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 roR THIS Year of our lord 
 
 
 Being the FJnt liter Biii^tte fr l^ Ton, 
 
 AMD THS KIGHTR AVD JfUTTH OF TH£ RKIOi Or 
 
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 TOOVTHBR WITH ▲ CO»BBQT,U^T Or.1l|R, , ., « 
 
 AUD OTHER UOJUr^l. UirORMATIOir. 
 
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 ^ouRixB «rnGt, fiARiq|T-iaoAjn|. 
 
XCLXP${BS IN THE YBAK 194» 
 
 <>/ Inifffft Iritl N foot Eclipici thif Tear : two of tho Soii an^cf \v» (ft 
 Um Mooo, aod a traoait of the Piaaci Ucreary acrosa ibe disc orfface 
 '^f ibo Suo:. ; ^ . , <-r'-''*' ■''»'■.•*• ^ "*■'•' I! * 
 
 ; Tht firi^t wfll ha an Bclipsa of 0)« Soiron tha 6t4 ^May : on which 
 4ay the Sun will risa with about fife digeta obacured, bot theEclipae 
 ^ilicodiaf r«wininoic«aAei>ward«. { s.. 
 
 ': Od the 8th of May there will be a transit of the Planet Mercury 
 •croaa the Sno'a l^uthera limb, which will be f isible in Americaj^^ be- 
 ginning at Ilh.SSm. in the morning, aod ending at fib. 4m. in the 
 iUeriKNKi. -• J>^^f/-,vlN h,' 
 
 ' Thtfe will be an Eclipaf of the Moon on the 2lat May, at the MiAe 
 •f her full, invistble here. 
 
 7 There will be an Bclipse of the Sun at the time of new MoodI, on 
 iOih October, in the evening, also intifible here. 
 
 ^ The last will be a partial EeIi)Me of the Moon on the I3th Nntem- 
 ber, in the aveninf, beginning at 6h, 36m., and ending at ^. 44tn.— 
 4lagnitade, 11,038 digeta on the Northern Hmb. ^ . 
 
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 Dominical 
 ^IdcnNt 
 ^r Lunar Cycl< 
 
 SOPfOtOGICAL CYCLES OP 1819. '^^^ 
 
 Itoldcn "Number, I 
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 iter. B I Epact, Moon'a >«» j Rnmanjndiction, 
 age January Ist, > I Julian Period, 
 
 3 
 
 Solar'CycIe, 
 
 ^558 
 
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 HOLIDAYS AT THE PUBLIC OFFICES. 
 
 January 1, New Yrar'« Dey. 
 Iilfqbl7« Saint Patrick. 
 ^^IjaSiaint George. 
 84, ^ntep'a Birth D«y. 
 to, Queenfa Acceaaion. 
 rt4, Sainiraohn. 
 
 QnliJri'a Coronation. 
 Mfcbaelmhs. 
 
 NStemlier 30, Siiint Andrew. 
 Dec. 36, Cbrietmaa Day. 
 
 !l ^^' I Chrittmaa Holidays. 
 
 Asb Wednesday. i ■' 
 
 Good Friday. i '. 
 
 Easter Monday. 
 Easter Taesday. 
 
 MOYBABLB FBSnVALS OF THE CHURCH IN 184 
 
 MgaaiiBn Sunday, Jan. \9i 
 ifadaia Sunday, •'* 86. 
 
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 w^vagcelma or ) 
 kiDTt Sunday, ^ 
 ' WadMadavr^ 
 btnt 8wN»iyL 
 >alni thMMm, . 
 
 Feb. 9. 
 
 " 8. 
 
 Mtrch 8. 
 16. 
 81. 
 
 M 
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 Easter Day, Marcb 83. 
 
 Low Sunday, " ) SO. 
 
 Rogati^ Sunday, April 87. 
 .''i»c«ftsion Day, Holy ? m^* 1 
 Thuraday, * \ ^*^ }' 
 Whit Snnd. <«r Pentecost ■•It. 
 Trinity Sunday. ". »t. 
 
 Advent Sttodey, Not[> 30. 
 
 SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. 
 
 fmirtit, SnU, neck. 
 
 ilnl, Twifu, armt. 
 
 eeri Crak, brent. 
 
 L(*m, heart. 
 
 rirgin, «beiljr. 
 
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 €k Libn, Btllanee, reiti6. 
 ITI Scorpio, ^corpioM, le^r^ti 
 ^ Stfgittariut, Archert th%M. 
 }SP Ciipricornus, Gout^ kifeOf . 
 ZO Aquarius, Waterman, le|i. 
 K Piicet, Fisket, htU 
 
tc or! face 
 
 on which 
 it Ectipse 
 
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 \ Mercury 
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 the time 
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 dtrci aai. 
 
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JANUARY.; 
 
 IfiMM^ 
 
 McAKs or Imphotiho ahd Pressbti^o IIbaltb^— LnMiUfifal 
 
 ence, e^mtant reliance on the foodneie of God, aad the ezeraili 
 of kindly feehncs towards men. Peace of mind is as eesostial/lo 
 health a« it b to nappiness. 
 
 MOON'S PHASES. 
 
 Last Quarter, 1st dajr, 10h< 37ni. morning.— 3* W. 
 New Moon, 8th day, 2h. 28m. morning. — N. E. 
 First Ctuarter, 15th day, 4h. 6m. morning. — N. W. 
 Full Moon, 23d day, 9h. 36m. morning.— N. W. 
 Last Quarter, 30th day, 9h. 36m. morning. — N. E. 
 
 
 
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 weather, 
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 2d Sun ftAer Chris. 
 Epiph«ny. Mood per. 
 Fine vinttr 
 Galileo died, 1641 
 Ld.Nelson bur. 1806 
 Vfeother, {1888 
 Royat Exch'go burnt, 
 Ipt Sdn afler Bpiph. 
 Chas J. Fox k 1749. 
 HaUe:{rdi«4,*42. 
 Low tidet. Very cold. 
 Sirius south 10 &3 
 Sir J. Moore k. 1809.|7 
 Moon apo. Pri sea. 
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 Ckmr and cold. 
 Betel, south 9 14. 
 Geo. in. died, 18S0. 
 King Charlea Mar. 
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 ii Witnt» of •all fpatwi and^all uttUwrftll gratifieatioiM wJimtMever. 
 ii«>llMt w«kiia«Bi^ f(<wd'lMalth fniMtbe 'Henapef ate in nil llMoga/ !* 
 ladrlnlMiHftUgr^nMiMlhe mlitt rktd MlAgovernntvint } for «very 
 Mit of vicious indulgence is bighly itkjurioua to-boiilth; firat, 
 d m ttlf^ in ill immediiSe effects on the body ; andr nest, indirectly, 
 in the perpetual diA»ttifaGtioii find :aiixifiity of inind which it iuvnri- 
 ably occanoQfl. — In Ei»1and,jne daiupness of the atmosphere in 
 February rbtSeys the 'f bdy lUbte i|i' the tfise^illes ofms^olient on 
 checked r^^iiralTon. Il'fais ird^rviiiiii(>f»itetifionin (ins coun- 
 try also. . 
 
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 MOON'S ^PHASBS. 
 
 , / ,^ei|r1HboB^^ day, IhrSIni. evemng.— S. 
 .. .t« , '»'l^ Charter, l4th^ day, Oh. 15m. morning.—W. 
 
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 First Quarter, l&th cby, 9h. 8m. evening.— S. W. 
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 Itf^ttimrlityfti^e dsiiiUee', iod whatever llae prored hurtful to the 
 e^ibtltmioli. Hie^qotntity erfeod ihetilAbe pro|»ortloiied to the 
 ttinonot of exercise a person undergoes. Sedentarv people should 
 b* nther abstemious : their food mould 1m nutritious, easy of di- 
 geition, and moderate iiiiiUiii^ty. JSeUbm eat anything between 
 the regnbr nieals. ';-:.r-. ..n mi^j .4^ ,v>t> :.i .'.-rHt.oO 
 
 J JUPON'S PIIASE& 
 
 New If ofrD, 6tii day^i 2b. 5Gm. er«ning.~S. W^ 
 First Quarter^ 14tb day« 4h. 3Qm. evening.— 8. E. 
 Full Moon, 2Sd dnj, Sb. 28m. morning.— S. W. 
 Last^utfter. dSth, Qb. 35m. morning.— N. 
 
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 CALENDAR, &c. 
 
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 tSurr.Badajos,M2.J5 84 
 CkMgembU and$ 33 
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 jRcgu^f to. 8h 44m 
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 .Rel.BiU/20 
 are b* 1664. 
 Uo<S^n, 1746. 
 Nk%\in died» 1790. 
 Very fin9 
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 4lH Sund. aft. Easier. 
 D. Sussex d. 1843. 
 High tides. 
 It. Gsorge. 
 "oon in psrigte. 
 I. Mark. Princess 
 Alloe M. M. b. M3. 
 Rogation Sunday. 
 Low tides. 
 
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 5. To be y^tf iparing in the oie of wind an^ ptbNr .HHiwwwi. 
 They roar sdmetimee be employed to advantaige in eaiel w^* 
 treme debility or extraordinary tabonr; btat, nbddraojr'dtrat^^' 
 stances, if too freely or too frequently indulged in, they will, iiml* 
 certainly impair yoar health and shorten your life t wmte |POi«rlr 
 or disease or crime almost inrariably attends their nse^ ^^ 
 
 MOON'S PHASES. 
 
 New Moon, 6th day, 5h. 13m. mdrning. — E.. 
 First Quarter, 14th day, 9b. 24m. moniilig.'^N. E, 
 FuU Moon, 3lsl day, lib. 14m. morniii^^— K. 
 Last Quarter, 28th day, Ih. 41ni. nloming.'-^S. - \ 
 
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 NvwflCoeo, 4lbday, 8h.a3iB. evening.-^N; W. 
 Pint Quarter. 18lh dajr^ UOb. 59ni. eveninc.-— W« 
 Fall Mooat 19th daf, 6b* 34mi evoning.-^. 
 Last Qnarter, SSSth day, lOh. 43m. moma^.S. W. 
 
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 MOON'S PHASES. "~ 
 
 New Moon, 4th dajr 111>* 45ni. mioniin|.— S. 
 Firat Qoarter, 1^ day, 9h. 38ni. mommg.^N. £4 
 Full Moon, 19th day, Ih^ 18ai. morning.— S. 
 Last Unarter, 35th day, lOh. 36m. evening.— N» E. 
 
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 J6|We Moon run* low. 
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 finlpl^ remedy, ai|id frequently cb^ks the approach of mf n^.^oi: 
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 MOON'S PHASES. 
 
 New Moon, 3d day, 2h. 40iiil niomifig.— N. C. 
 Pir9t Quarter, lOtli day, 5h. SiSnu evening.'— S. 
 Full Moon, 17th day, 8h. 33nb. moraSiig.-^W. 
 Lasif'Qnarter, 34th day, Ih. 43n». etening.— <W. 
 
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 «^^ !t Sat Warm and fine. 
 flthSun.mfttr Trin. 
 {Abd. Cb*. X. 18S0. 
 , lilira North died, "^2^ 
 Wifiimifig. Prince ~ 
 ■^ ' born, 1844. 
 
 <};Girtiniii{rd. 1837. 
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 l»ith S^n. after Trin. 
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 0*o^. IV. boirn, 1763 
 18 Wtrt. Adelaide b. 1799. 
 l4lThl ci»>udy 
 
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 Moon* ill perigee. 
 ISih Sufi. after Trin. 
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 We Moon in apogee. 
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SEPTEMBER. 
 
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 10. Ttttuno Phytic, unleu it be AbMlutel/ neceMary. Learn, 
 ifpoaiibley bow to keep well withoiit it. In case of real indiispo- 
 ftUu)n, consult a competent medical adriser witbonl delapr; and.im* 
 plioitly attend to bis directions, so far as yoa think be is fully ac> 
 c|(ninted witb your constitution, and with the best means of treat« 
 ing vour disorder. Never risk your health and life, eitlier by 
 neglecting serious illness or by tampering with quack remedies, 
 ns is too frequently the case with many. 
 
 MOON'S PHASES. 
 New Moon, 1st day, 4h. 50m. evening— S. W. 
 First Qnarter, 9th day, 2h. 39m. morning.— W. 
 Full Moon, 15th day, 5h. 29m. eveninp;.<^E. 
 LastCiaarter, 23d day, 7h. 41m. mommg.— S. 
 
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 6 
 
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 *4i, & France in MS. 
 High tides. Warm, 
 Mnk^ suiren. 1800. 
 l)it^-dnys end; 
 Sat .^ ' Pine ieutonable 
 
 7 $U 16th S^un aOer Trin. 
 
 8 Mo Nnt. B. V. Mary. 
 
 9 Tu Low tide*. 
 lOWf \Vm.Conq.d. 1607. 
 llTh [calm killed, 1759. 
 l2Fri Moon per. (;&. Mont- 
 is Sat Batt. Quebec-. Wolfe 
 l4Syntli8.afterTrln. 
 r 5 M« High titles. 
 
 16 Til Moscow burned, 18 13. 
 
 17 We veaiher. 
 iQTh Demerarasur. 1803. 
 lOPri * Shoufen 
 iO $M St. Matthew. 
 ^1 SU Idth Sun. after Trin. 
 Sd Mo about this time. 
 *S Tu Low tides. 
 f4 Wf Moon, in apogee. 
 25 Th fair and pieatant. 
 «6 Fri St. Cyprian. ; ' 
 i7 Sat Mero*s gr. elotfgr^ 
 tS SU 19lh Sun. after Trin. 
 tdlMoSt. Michael. Ge<«6 
 M Tu St. Jerome. coof. 6 
 
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 I 
 
 ' It.. GentU Exercise ihoald be taken regularly two hours a-day, 
 afleM; and it tnusC tiever be forgotten that eheerfidmesa is au 
 eiMeritiai in^redi<!nt in all beneficial ejcereise. Mental relaxation 
 .in ag^eable society, too, should be sought as oAen a« due attention 
 to buiihess'and otfa^r important afiiiirs will permit. 
 
 Ul'n i^:!j!p ii;. 
 
 MOON*S PHASES. 
 New MJoon. li^day^ 6h. 6m. mommg.— E. 
 First dnarter, 8th day, 6b. 47m. morning. — N. 
 Full Mqon«. iSthday^ 5b. 12m. morning. — W. 
 Last €luarter, 23d day, 3h. 30m. momiiig.— S. Z* 
 New Moon, 30th day, 6b. 57m. evening.^W. 
 
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 l^Rri ^uni^ [1884.6 35 
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 19<$U93dSuhdftrterfripi. 6 38 
 90 Mo Mw€ modermte 6 39 
 StTu BatL Trafalgar^ 1805. 6 40 
 S3 We andehmigeabte, 6 43 
 33 Th M«on innpogee. 6 43 
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BTOYEMDER. 
 
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 12. Th9 importance of elut n li nuB of dreaa 9iid |)er8Qii in.evfry 
 particular must not be overlooked. The thorough vemtUalimi <»f 
 fi/iorlmeiito also, an I -• -^ __ • _ • 
 
 uient in every part 
 
 '«€Uy» y«* certainly i _ . ,. 
 
 cheerfulness : as toe contrary state' of things is generally found to 
 produce discomfort, nervous initation, aad depression of spirits. 
 — ^Chambers.'] 
 
 ~ MOON'S PHASES. 
 
 First QiUort^r. 6th day, Ih. SOm. evening.— S. 
 Full Moon. 13th day, 8h. 11m. evening.— S. C. 
 Last Quarter, 2-1 St day, llh. 42m. evening. — E. 
 Ne«v Moon, ~29lh dny, 6h. 57ni. momrng.— E. 
 
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 DECEMBER. 
 
 CoDsumptions, coughs and rbeumaUsaif fix theinselvei oa the 
 habits of the body more in November and December than in the 
 ^er months of the year. The hfi^ should tlierePore be encased 
 11 flannel ; and persons of weak llknga should avoid exposure to 
 tiuddten alternations of heat and cold. Avoid the night air, and ne- 
 ver take ardent spirits in foggy woather. — Mfxiical Adviser. 
 . ■ . ■ ■ I. I . . i ■ . 1 .1 
 
 MOON'S PHASES. 
 
 First Quarter, 5th day, lOh. 8m. evening. — S.W. 
 Full Moon, 13th day, Ih. 58m. eveniu|;. — N. E. 
 Last Quarter, 21st day, 6h. 43m. evenmg. — N. 
 New Moon, 28th day, 6h. 9m. evening. — W. 
 
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 Failing weather,! '26 4 34 
 
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 VVe7*'ssouth 10 47 7 
 Th IVindy and tool! 
 Fri Low tidei. 7 
 
 Sat [def. at Toronto, '37 7 
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 MoJup. 80. 8b. 4Sm 7 
 Tu Milton born, 1G08. 7 
 We 5«oiir,7 
 
 Th or rain, 7 
 
 Pri Moon Mini high. "^ 7 
 Sat Lucia. 7 
 
 SUjSd Sunday in Advent. 7 
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 Tu Monn in annffA«>. 7 
 
 Moon in apogee. ,. 
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 Th Very eoid.\7 
 
 Fri |7 
 
 Sat A tnovi tfomi 7 
 
 BU4thSund.in Ajv. St. 7 
 Mo [Thomai. 7 
 
 tt^Tu 7 **t sou. 9 39 
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 PROVinrCE of rVEW-BRUi! 
 
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 HIS KXCKLLBNCr, LIBUTCNAlfT-COLONEL 
 
 Sia WILLIAM MACBBAN GEORGB COLGBROOKE, K. H., 
 Lieuteaant GoTeroor of ibe Proyinca of Ntw-Bruoswick, Uc. &c. 
 
 Alfred Reade, Eliquire, Private Secretary to the Lieuienaol Governor. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Honorable John S. Saunders, 
 Charles Simoods, 
 Hugh Johnston, 
 Joseph Canard, 
 
 ti 
 
 Honorable EM ward B. Chandler, 
 „ John MontRomcryf 
 Robfrt L. Hszen, 
 Lemuel A. Wiiaiol. ' 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 Honorable William P. Odell. Clerk, 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 The Honorable William Black, President. 
 
 Lord Bishop of Nnva-Scotia, 
 Honoratle George Shore, 
 „ Joseph Canard, 
 „ William H. Robinson, 
 John Simcoe Saunders, 
 Amos E. Botsbird, 
 Tlie Attorney General, 
 Edward B. Chandler, 
 George P. Street, 
 
 M 
 
 II 
 
 M 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 Honorable John Rubetison, 
 Thomas Wyer, 
 Harris Hatch, 
 Willinm B. Kinoear,:r" 
 Hugh Johnston, 
 W. P. W. Owen, 
 William Crsne, » 
 George Minchini 
 Thomas H. Peters. 
 
 OpriccRft OF THE Lbgislativc Council —William Tyng Peters, 
 Esqoire, Clerk; John Gregory, EM|nire, Clerk Aasi^tant ; Beverley 
 R. Jouett, Esnuire, Sergeant at Armt and Uuher (f the Black Rod i 
 Rev. George Coster, A. M., Chaplain. 
 
 _— _— ^.a 1 
 
 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 The Honorable John Wesley Weldon, Speaker. 
 
 County qf York —John Allen, James Taylor, Hon. Lerooel A. 
 Wilmoi, and Charles Fibber, Esquires. 
 
 County q/Siint John. — Hon. Charles Simonds, John R. Partelow, 
 John Jbrdan, and Robert Payne, Esquires. 
 
 Cottntu of irM^mor/anrf— Philip Palmer, Johti Smith, William 
 Hazen Botsford, and Daniel Hanington, Esquires. 
 
 County of C^ar/o/fe.— Robert Thomson, James Boyd, George 
 Stilman Hill, and James Brown, Enquires. 
 
 County qf' /fine's.— Sylvester Z. Earle. and Wm. McLend, Esq'rs. 
 
 Cuunty ef ({ueen*$.—John Earle. and Thomas Gilbert, Esquires. 
 
 Sunbury Coitn^y.— Wm.Scoullar,and Whitehead S. Barker, E»q*Ki, 
 
 Ctar/^on. — Charles PerleV and Jeremiah M. Contiell, Enquires. \ 
 
 Norlhumberland.-~A\tx. Knnkin, and John Ambrose Street. Elaq*rf. 
 
 Kent. — Hun. John W. Weldon, and David Wark, Esquires. 
 
 G7ouc<.«/er.— William End, and Joshua Atesandre. E«quires. ' ^' 
 
 lieatigouc'ie.-' AndtfW Barberie, and Peter Stewart, E^vquiret. 
 
 City (^ Saint John.— Hou. Robert L. Haaen, and Willifta H. 
 Sueet, Esquire. 
 
 OrricKas or tmi Housk op Assbmbly.— Charles P. VVetmore, 
 Esquire, Ckrkf George Lee, Jun., Enquire, Clerk Aeeielanti George 
 Garden, Bsq. A^eofWa/yirmt ; Rsv. J. M. Siirlini, A. b., Chaplain, 
 
 i 
 4 
 
 
Ill 
 
 Opficirk op THt C«oww.-*-s»ffnn. Charles J. Petero, Attorney 
 General i Hoo. Geor«e F. Street, SotkUot General ; Hon. John 8. 
 Saunders, ilitfeooole General; Hihi. WiUiam F. Odeil, />roeirieial 
 iSlreretary; Hon. Thomas Baillie, Surveyor General! Hon. Thomaa 
 C.Lee, Reuiver Genend f John A. S. Street, Esquire, Hod. Wil- 
 liam B. Kinnear, Hon. E. B. Chandler, Hon. Lemuel A. Wilmol, 
 and William End, Esquire, Qtteen*$ Couneet. 
 
 Cover OF Chamcrrt.— His EsceHeney ihe Lieutenant Governor, 
 ChamaeUor; Hoa. Neville Parker, Matter qftkt Ralles Hoo. Wtl* 
 liam F. Odell, Oerk tfthe Crown in Chancery i Daniel Ludlow Ro. 
 Iiinson, Eaquire, Reigislrar ; Broke W. Hammond, Enquire, DrptUy 
 RegiUrarf Hon. George P. Street, Henry Swymmer, Georiie J. 
 Uihiilee, Robert Prascr Hasen, John Ambrose Street, Timothy Ro- 
 liert Wetmore, William Jack, William Carman, Junior, George Kerr, 
 Richard Carman, and Charlea Fiaher, Esouires, Matter* } A. K. 
 Smedea Wetmore, Alfred L. Street, Andrew Barharie, William 
 Chandler, Aleiander Campbell, George D. t9ireet, and Chrisio|iiier 
 Miloer, Jttn.,.Eaqnirra, Maetere Extraordinary; William McBeath, 
 Esq. Sergeant at Arme. Terms:— Hilary— Last Tuesday in January, 
 tw end ^n Saturday same week j Trinity— First Tuesday in June, to 
 end ea Satuiday aame week; Michaelmas— First Tuesday in Octo- 
 ber, to end on Saturday aaoie week. The Court generally sils for 
 the transaction of business ftn the first Tuesday of every month. 
 
 CoMMiaeioMKRS OF Bankrupts* Estates.— f\>r Saint John, 
 Weat¥Mrland, and JSCtn^'e-^ Robert P. Hazen, Esquire. f}>r York, 
 iS)un5ury, onrf Qtie«n't— Dsniel L. Robinson, Esquire. Far North" 
 tmUfertand, Kent, Gimucater, and l?e«/(>ovcAe— William Cafnian, 
 Enquire, f^r Charlotte Omnfy- Hon. Harris Hatch. I^ Carle* 
 ton Cbun/y-Bartholoniaw C. mardsley, Esquire. 
 
 StiPBRMR CovBT OP IvDioATtfRR.— Chief Justice, Hon. Ward 
 Chipman, LL.D., 29th Septenaber, 1834} Justices— Hon. William 
 Boisford, 9d April, 1823 ; Hon. James Carter, October, 1834 ; Hon. 
 linhert Parker, October, 1834. John Ambrose Sir^ot, Csqoire, C'erA; 
 ^the Crown; Hon. George Shore, Oerk qfthe Ptea$i William 
 Tyng Peters. Esquire, Otrk qfthe Circuits, md Clerk cfthe Crown 
 ON like drtuita. Terms -The Hrst Tuesday in February, and the se- 
 cond Tuusdays in June and Octolter. iVict Prtue SUtingii in the 
 County nf YorAs-Tbird Tuesday la February, and fourthToeadaya 
 la JttUf and October. 
 
 CiacviT CouBTa.— S!(iMi< JoAn— Second Tuesday in January, and 
 first Tuesday in Ausust. CAar/o<<e— Fourth Tuesday in April, and 
 th« Tuesday after the fourth Tuesday in October. Am^'e— Second 
 Tueeday in July. Quetrn'e— First Tuesday in March. Acnl— Last 
 Tttesdaj in August. H^es/tnoriand— First Tuesday in September. 
 Olfiieeetor— First Tuesday in September.' A^orMum^/and— Second 
 *|*Mlday in September. Carie/on* Last Tuesday in September. 
 &tiflliiry-Laftt Tuesday iu February. JiesligONcAc-Laat Tueaday 
 !■ A«|usl. 
 
 V CoeiT OP Vi«R A OMia A LTV. -'Honorable William B. Kinnear, 
 MMiand Cmmntssory ; ll4)norabie John Simoee Saundera, Acfeecafe 
 t mtr ait John M. Uoiunsou, Enquire, Regietrar and-Sertkei JoliR 
 Humbert, Eiquire, Marehal, ad interim. 
 
 GotTBT FOB THc Pros ATI OF Wills APD OtoAvnnm AoMima- 
 TRATioMa. - York Ceanfy^ Honorable George F. StrUM, Surmfatei 
 John C. Aiicu, Eviuire, Regiitrtr. Stint JoAn -Alfred L. Street, 
 
(orney 
 •hn S. 
 
 boroaa 
 . Wil- 
 
 ruiBoii 
 
 rernor, 
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 )« Ro- 
 Drputy 
 nrye J. 
 tiy Ro- 
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 A.K. 
 VillMin 
 stoplivr 
 cBe«th, 
 •nuary, 
 lunr, to 
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 kits (or 
 ih. 
 
 ( John, 
 
 >r York, 
 
 Sorlh- 
 
 JatniNo, 
 
 Carle. 
 
 ; 
 
 W«fd 
 
 iWillitm 
 Hon. 
 
 Clerk 
 IWilliani 
 
 iht M- 
 
 in tht 
 
 atsdayt 
 
 Of, and 
 iril, and 
 Stcond 
 t<— Last 
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 -SacAod 
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 Tiiaadaj 
 
 Cinacar, 
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 Jalia 
 
 »MiiHa- 
 
 rmfaif { 
 
 Siratt, 
 
Bsquire 
 land~l 
 Esquire, 
 George 
 ]^»quire 
 
 R«8ittri 
 
 Hubbar 
 
 H. Pfeie 
 
 liaoiCb 
 
 Kegitti 
 
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 Beardsh 
 
 Registri 
 
 Aodrew 
 
 The 
 every 
 like Gov 
 speciall] 
 
17 
 
 Bsquire, Surrogate ; Cbarlet Drurr, Elsquire, Kfgistrtr. Wettnur- 
 /anfi/— Honorable Edward B. Chandler, Surrogaie j Tbomaa S. Sayre, > 
 Esqaire, Registrar. CA<trIo(/0— Honorable Harria Hatch, Sorrogatat 
 George D. Street, Esquire, Registrar. JKtnff-'f— Edward B. Smith, 
 EfSqiiire, Snrrogate ; William Simpson, EsquTre, Registrar. Queen't 
 — N. H. DeVeber, Esqaire, Surrogate; Henry S. Peters, Esqaire. 
 Reaiatrar. Suf^ury^John Hazen, Elsquire, Surrogate; Nathaniel 
 Hubbard, Esquire, Kegistrar. Northumoerland^ Hoaorawla Tbomaa 
 H. Pliers, Surrogate ; George Kerr, Esquire, Registrar. JCsfU— Wil- 
 liam Chandler, Esquire, Surrogate ; Honorable John Wealey Weldoo, 
 Regiatrar. G/ouces/er— Heury Williams Baldwiu, Esqaire, Surro- 
 gate; Robert Gordon, Esquire, Regiistrar. Car/eton— B. Crannell 
 Beardsley, Esqaire, Surrogate} A. K. Smedea Wetmore, Esqoire, 
 Registrar. /?e«<igmicAe— Chipman Botsfotd, Esqoirei Soirogate j 
 Andrew Barberie, Esqaire, Registrar. 
 
 The Probate Court for the City and County of Saint John it hisld 
 every Monday, at three o'clock, at the Registrar's Office { and the 
 like Court in the other Counties of the Province is held at the times 
 specially appointed by the respective Judges. 
 
 CouBT OP GovBBMoa ANB CovMciL—^ hearing and determining 
 Cases relative to Marriage and DiPoree.—Hu Ezcellency the Lieu- 
 tenant Governor, President ; Hooorable^p^udge Botsford, vice Presi- 
 dent; the Honorable Her Majesty's Executive Coaacii, Members: 
 John C. Allen, Esquire, Regiitrar and Clerk. T^rme— Tha second 
 Tuesday in February, and the third Toesdaya in June and Oetobsr. 
 
 CovaT Foa thb Trial amd Pvhishmknt of Pibaot akd othbe 
 Offences committed oh the Hiok Seas.— The Ghiveraor; tba 
 Chief Justice and otber Judges of the Supreme Court t ths Merobora 
 of the Executive Council ; Judge of the Vice Admiralty; ths Publio 
 Secretary ; Puhlie Treasurer ; Commander in Chief; Flag Officers and 
 Captains and Commaadsrs of Ships of War ou this Station for th« 
 fimebeiag; Regietrar and jSlerifre— William 'Tyng Paters, Bsqairat 
 AfarsW— Edward W. Miller, Esquire. The Cfourt sits at any vinsa 
 vritbin ths Provincs to be sppointed by any three of tba msmosrs, 
 the Governoff Chief Justice, or one or the Judges of ths SnpriHna 
 Court, or Judgs of ths Adroirslty bsing ons. 
 
 TKRMS OF THE OXNKRAL 8B8SIONS AKD COHMOIT PLSAS. 
 
 City and County qf Saint JbAn— Third Tossday in March, and 
 first 'Tuesday in June, September, and December. 
 
 County of York.—Fin\ Tuesday in January and June. Additional 
 Terms of the Common Pleas— Third Tussdsy in March, and sscond 
 Tussday in October. 
 
 County qf CAorloffe.— Second Tuesday in April, and third Tussday 
 in September. Additional Terms of tbs Common Plsas— Sscooo 
 Tuesday in July and December. 
 
 County q/'iS^unfrury— Second Tueaday in Janasr? snd third Tuss* 
 dsy in Juns. Additionsl Terms of the Common Pfeas— Third Toss- 
 day in March snd October. 
 
 QMetn*$ County- Fourth Tuesdsy in Jsnusry snd Jons. Additlsnal 
 Tsrms of the Common Pless— Fourth Tussdsy in April snd Osiobsr. 
 
 King'e OtHia/y- First Tussdsy in March, snd third Tossday i« 
 October. AddiiioosI Tsrms of ths Common Pless— First Tussdiy 
 in May and January. 
 
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 19 
 
 JUduioMil. Terns of iht Commoa Pleaa— Fi»l Tuesday in April, 
 ^l»d feeoiid Tnresdiy in 99p|f mhcr. 
 
 ' Vouniyof iVorthumberland— Second Tuesday in January and July. 
 Addttlomrt Terin« of itM CddkitooQ Pleas '-Frrat Tuesday in Mar and 
 OcfW»er. ' 
 
 CJbititfy Q/'iCenf— Second Tuesday in Janaarr, and fdurth Tit^feday 
 in Jiirte. Additional Terms of the Commed Pleas— LasiiToeeday in 
 Aprirand tSejMember. m..?: i 
 
 Q>(Dtty(>/'G7ouee«/er^Second Tuemlay in Janmiry, and lastTues- 
 dafia July. Additional Terms or the Common Pleae— First Toes- 
 •day in April, and last Tuesday in Oetoher. ' J < r 
 
 Counttfof CafMon— First Tuesday in January, and fourth Tues- 
 day Ih^ June. Additional Terms of the Common Pleaa->First Tues- 
 day in March and October. ' <.' 
 
 Gounty t^f -Restifrouche—Vini Tuesday in January, and necond 
 Tuesday in July. Additional Terms of the Common Pleas— Second 
 Tuesday in October and April. 
 
 I^OLL OF BARRISTERS AND ATTORNIES 
 
 KAUES. 
 
 Charles Jeffrey Peters, . 
 Barth. Cranneil Bcardsley, 
 WilliMi Franklin Odell, 
 Thomas Horsfield Peters, 
 'I'Hania Hatch, 
 William Tyng Peters, . 
 James Shannon Morse, . 
 John Simcoe Saunders, . 
 John Ambroas Shannan Street, 
 GeoDga Frederick Street, 
 
 * Henry Swymmer, 
 *WiHiam Bcml Kinnear, 
 Alfreil Lock Street, 
 
 ''^ Daniel Ludlow Robinson, 
 Edward Barron Chandler, 
 George SUknan HiU, 
 '*'James Peters, junior, . , 
 Alexander Stewart. 
 George William Cleary, 
 ♦William End, 
 Charles Peters Wetmore, 
 Abraham K. Smedes Wetmore, 
 ♦George Jarvis Diblilce, . 
 '"Francis Andrew Kinnear, 
 WilUam Wiley, . 
 *R«bert Frassr Hazen, . 
 ♦John Wesley Weidon, .. 
 ♦William Wright, . 
 WilUaimCarmoo, junior, 
 Peter Stabs, 
 
 * Horalio Nelson Hicks Lugrin, 
 WUIitm Simpson, . i . 
 imnn Stewart, . itM.-. 
 
 Admitted. 
 
 16th July 
 4th October 
 ISth July 
 8th October 
 2d February 
 17th February 
 19th February 
 1 6th February 
 22d February 
 15th July 
 16ih July 
 18th May 
 nth October 
 11th Octot)er 
 1 1th October 
 llth Octolier 
 nth October 
 2inh February 
 10th Octol)er 
 20th February 
 llth July 
 18th October 
 18th October 
 ii9th October 
 17th Julv 
 1 6th October 
 iaist May 
 16th July 
 15th October 
 251 h February 
 25th Feltruary 
 MthMay 
 ii\[\ February 
 
 Residence. 
 
 179^ Predericton. 
 1796 Woodstock. 
 1804 FrederictoD.i,. 
 1S06 Mirainichi. 
 1803 Saint Andrews. 
 1814Frederictoa. 
 1314:Nova-Scotia. 
 1817|Fredericton. 
 1817iMiramichi. ....) 
 ISlSJFredericton. 
 1S18 Saint John. 
 
 1819 DiUo. 
 
 1820 Ditto. 
 
 1821 Frederirton. 
 1821 Dorchester. 
 1881 Saint Stephen. 
 
 1821 Saint John. 
 
 1822 iVova-Scotia. 
 
 1822 Woodstock. 
 l»23 Saint John. 
 18 21 Fredcricton. ; 
 
 1823 Woodstock,')* 
 1823 FredertGtQO.,;{( 
 
 1823 Saint John. '3 
 
 1824 River d» Oh^tf . 
 
 1824 Saint John.. I /f 
 
 1825 Eticlu)juct05,i(« 
 
 1826 Saint Jo lxn..;B\. 
 
 1825 Miramid^i. ,'^ 
 
 1826 ^int J4hn.,jj'«> 
 1826 Saint yuha.{« 
 1826 fCJ^ngstoil. v** 
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 •£4- 
 
 '''JohH Morris Robinson, . 
 ^Moses Hdnrir Periey, . 
 '^'Tinotlw RoUct Wotmore, 
 Edward Belts Smith, 
 ^Andrew Barberie, 
 William Chindler, 
 Samuel Hallett Whitlook, 
 Jame» Watson Ckandleri 
 <3eorge Kerr, 
 Robert Leonard Hazen, 
 Richard Sands^unior, . 
 Lemuel Allen Wiimot, . 
 Samuel George Andrews, 
 Richard Carman, 
 John Johnston, 
 Charles Fisher, 
 I'James William Boyd, . 
 Thomas Smith Sayre, 
 ♦George Wheeler, . 
 Charles Augustus Harding, 
 Richard MiJton Andrews, 
 William Hazen Needham, 
 William Jaeic, 
 Alexander Campbell, 
 George Ferdinand H. Minchio, 
 Abraham Nelson Ghurden, 
 ^Judah Hammond Hartt, 
 James Horsfield Peters, 
 Gsorge Dixon Street, 
 John Clarke Hall, 
 ♦Chipman Botsfoid, 
 Samuel Gay Morse. 
 Richard Marshall Clark, 
 Robert Barry Dickey, 
 ♦Duncan Robertson, . 
 Chaiiles Johnston, 
 ♦William ^muel Sands, 
 ♦William Hunter Odell, . 
 Stephen H. Hitchings, . 
 Newton Ward Wallop, . 
 ♦Thomas Burton Abbott, 
 ♦Christopher Milner, 
 David Shank Kerr, * 
 
 Edward Williston. 
 David Lewis Dibbjee, 
 William Minns Hoflinao, 
 ♦John Hamilton Gray, . 
 Jameii White Peters, 
 BUss Botsford, 
 ♦Robertso^ Bayard, 
 ♦Henry SiittMon Petert, 
 ♦WilliiriLm Johoston Ritchie, 
 W^Hgtoti BkitS 
 
 Miiimid^- 
 
 t'f 
 
 ioth May 
 lah July 
 14th My 
 18th October 
 18th October 
 18th October 
 18th Jwly 
 leth October 
 17th October 
 17th October 
 17th July 
 17th July 
 17th July 
 16th October 
 5th F^ebruary 
 5th February 
 l«th July 
 l&th October 
 15th October 
 11th February 
 6th May 
 8th May 
 13th October 
 13th October 
 13th October 
 9th February 
 nth May 
 13th July 
 12th October 
 lOth July 
 18th October 
 18th October 
 18th October 
 7th February 
 7th February 
 9th May 
 9th May 
 ISth July 
 1 8th July 
 i7th October 
 17th October 
 17th October 
 17lh October 
 6th February 
 6th F'ebruary 
 6th February 
 6th February 
 11th February 
 18th June 
 18th June 
 18th June 
 18th June 
 16th October 
 
 'f^ fl '!?!*? '/ ' ■ 
 
 1828 Saint Jc_. 
 i82d!^autJobr* 
 18-28^GageloffDi 
 
 ( * 
 
 KinasXQn,v{k 
 
 1828 DaifioMsie. 
 
 1328 
 
 1829 
 
 1829 
 
 132i9 
 
 1889 
 
 183(t 
 
 1330 
 
 1830 
 
 1830 
 
 1831 
 
 1831 
 
 1831 
 
 1831 
 
 1631 
 
 1832 
 
 1832 
 
 1832 
 
 1832 
 
 1832 
 
 Richibii9M>v 
 Saint Andsawt. 
 
 Ditto. 
 Miramial^^' . 
 l^lunt JohOf 
 Saint John* 
 PrederictoB. 
 Saint Geotg«v 
 Bathurst. 
 Saint John. 
 Frederictoa. 
 Saint John. 
 Dorchester. 
 Saint John. 
 Miramicfai; ~ 
 Sttint AndreWt. 
 Saint John. 
 
 Ditto. ' 
 Saint Stephen. 
 
 1832 Predeneton. 
 
 1833 
 1833 
 1833 
 1833 
 1934 
 1834 
 1884 
 1834 
 1835 
 1836 
 1886 
 1839 
 1835 
 1835 
 1835 
 1835 
 1836 
 1836 
 18S« 
 1836 
 18M 
 1836 
 1836 
 1836 
 1836 
 1636 
 1836 
 1836 
 
 Woodstock. 
 
 Saint John. 
 
 P. Edward bliintf. 
 
 Saint Andre w«. 
 
 Nova-Sctttii. 
 
 Restigonchd; 
 
 Hopewell. 
 
 Miramichi. 
 
 Nova-Scotia. 
 
 Saint John. 
 
 Ditto. 
 London. 
 Frederieton. '^ 
 Saint Stepbun. 
 Saint John. 
 Saint Stephen. 
 Dorchester. 
 Predertctofi. 
 Miramiebi. 
 Woodstoek. ^ 
 Nova-Seotia. ' 
 Stint John. ' 
 
 Ditt*. ftTiae. 
 Bend of Petiiilo- 
 Saint Johi. ' 
 Gagetoi^n. 
 SalfilJohn. 
 Sfliiit Andreirt. 
 
20 
 
 noLL OP BARRtsTERS AND ATTORNlES^ConiimeA 
 
 KAMK8. 
 
 Edward Allison tJlowes, 
 William Thomas Wilmdt, 
 *George Botsford, 
 Charles 'Edward Miliidge, 
 ♦Patrick Cotighlan, 
 George Jjliiies Thompson, 
 William Bbtsfor' Chandler, 
 *Thomas Barton Wilson, 
 *C harli§s 'Edward Beardsley, 
 William Henry Lee, 
 Charles lopilis Haliburtoa, 
 John D. Kipnear. 
 Jonathan M^Cmcfjt 
 John M'Mithon, 
 Charles Waller Wardlaw, 
 lilartin Bent Palmer, 
 '^'Francis A, H. Stratton, 
 \John Camptell Allen, 
 *JohQ M.. Johnson, Janior, 
 George I4e, Junior, 
 ^SaoiuelJi SqoYil, 
 James Stanley IMTorfte, 
 *^h««fh4ltt» l)«»Br t«ay ^ 
 William M. Greenwood 
 William R. M. BttrUs, 
 William Watts, 
 Broke Hammond, 
 George Sesee, 
 '^Edward Baker Peters, 
 James Fraser Berton, 
 Robert Keech Gilberti 
 Oustavus R. Jar vis, 
 *Charlc» Duff, 
 
 William Tyii^ Peter*, Jitnior, . 
 Andrew C. Black, 
 * James A. Hardinff, 
 WUMem C. Hare, 
 Allan A. Davidson, 
 James Peters^ Welmore, 
 Thomas T. Wyer, 
 '^'.lames J. Kaye, 
 '^Edgar Wheeler, 
 Wilriam B. Twyoam^ 
 Peter OiruJi, 
 Andrs^s R. Wetmor^ 
 Edward Hv WiiraotV A. B 
 
 ^ A ndrtw^ w ^^KinMferd, 
 G*orge VI l&ii^, 
 Lewis P. Fisher, 
 Wmwih It SkorOf 
 
 Cbattes Doberty, 
 
 Admitted. 
 
 tSth October 1836 
 
 l&tb October ^1836 
 
 l*th February 1837 
 
 nth February 1C37 
 
 nth February 1837 
 
 17th June 1837 
 
 17th June 1837 
 
 trth June 1837 
 
 t7th June 1837 
 
 i4th October 1837 
 
 14lh October 1837 
 
 t4lh October 1837 
 
 14th October 1337 
 
 14th October 1837 
 
 10th February 1838 
 
 10th February 1838 
 
 I3th October 1838 
 
 iSth October 1838 
 
 ISth October 1838 
 
 July 1839 
 
 July 1839 
 
 Febraary 1839 
 
 February 1839. 
 
 July 1839 
 
 October 1839 
 
 October 1839 
 
 October 1839 
 
 October 183d 
 
 February 1840 
 
 February 1840 
 
 Re»idence. 
 
 Oromoeto. 
 
 Woodstock. 
 
 Frederkton. 
 
 Restigouche. 
 Saint Stephen. 
 Saint George. 
 Saint Andrew»u 
 Woodstock. 
 rsTova-Scotia. 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 Saint John. 
 
 Westmorland. 
 
 Fredericlon. 
 
 Ditto. 
 Miramichi. 
 Fredericlon. 
 Sain' »ohn. 
 Restigouche. 
 
 Ditto. 
 Saint John. 
 
 Ditto, 
 Prederictort- 
 Predericton. 
 FrederictOi*. 
 Saint John. 
 Prederictoi*. 
 
 February 1840 Dorchester. 
 
 February 1841 
 
 February 1840 
 
 reth JttAe 1840 
 
 17th October 1840 
 
 I7th October 1840 
 
 17th October 1840 
 
 17th Octbhier 1840 
 
 1 7tb October 1840 
 
 17th October 1840 
 
 February 1841 
 
 June 1841 
 
 June 1841 
 
 October 1841 
 
 October 184t 
 
 October \M\ 
 
 October 1841 
 
 3rd February, 1342 
 
 3rd February, 1842 
 
 ISthfJune, 1842 
 
 13th October, 1842 
 
 .1131 h October, 1342 
 
 .ll3lU October, 1842 
 
 Saint John. 
 
 Gageto#tt. 
 Predericton. 
 Saint John. 
 
 Ditto. 
 Miramiehi. 
 Predericton. 
 Hampton Ferry- 
 Saint John. 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 Ditto. 
 Saint George. 
 Oromocto. 
 Frederjcton. , ^ 
 NVoodstock. 
 Tobique. 
 Saint Jolin. 
 Woodstock, ' 
 
 DHto. 
 Sti»iJohf„,j,,^ 
 
 DH|to. ^ , 
 
ROLL OF BARRISTERS AND ATTORNmS-Cantinwd. 
 
 KAMES. 
 
 Colin Irvine Allan, B. C 
 Horace H. BeardUey^ 
 Humphrey T. Gilbert^ 
 *B. Boyd Kinnear, . 
 Thomas C. Chapman, 
 Wm. M. Maclauchlan, A. 
 George W. Ritchie, A. B. 
 John O. Campbell, . 
 
 * William James Gilbert, 
 
 * Charles L. Hartt, 
 John Si. DaVemet, 
 Acalus L' Palmer, 
 James Steadmax, 
 *Gcorffe OUy, 
 Robert Parker^ 
 Andrew JUackenna, 
 Botsford Chandftr, 
 
 L. . 
 
 B. . 
 
 AdmiUed. 
 
 9Ut February 1S43 
 
 Residence, 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 16th do 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 12ih October, 1843 
 February 1844 
 do do 
 
 da do 
 
 do do 
 
 June 1844 
 
 .llOlh Oetobtr, 1844 
 .1 do do 
 
 J do do 
 
 Predericton. 
 
 Wnodatock. 
 
 Saint John. ; 
 Ditto 
 
 Bay da Vejrte. 
 
 Tobique. 
 
 Saint JolM. 
 
 Ditto , 
 
 Ditto K 
 
 Frederictoa* 
 
 Saint John. 
 
 Dorchester, [diac 
 
 Bend of Petttco* 
 
 Saint John. 
 
 Fredericton. 
 
 Saint Jofaa. 
 
 Dorchester. 
 
 NoTi.->Th« naanes of the Atternies are printed in iloliet. 
 
 * Those martced with an asterisk are Public Notaries in the Pro- 
 vince ; in addition to whom, Charles R. Hatheway, William M*L«4a 
 Geo. A. Garrison, and Robert Car, EsqVs, are also Pablic Notaries. 
 
 €IT¥ OF SAIIVT JTOHIf. 
 
 Lauchlan Donaldson, Bsqaite, Maifor, 
 Honorable Wiltiam B. Kiaaear, Recorder, 
 
 Aldermen. 
 Henry Porter, ") 
 
 William O. Smith, j M 
 Thomas Harding, I ■§ 
 Gregory Vanhorne, j :? 
 Thomas Coram, ; S 
 George Bond, J 
 
 Assistants. 
 
 Mr. Jdseph Fairweathtr, 
 Mr. Lewis W. Durant, 
 Williflm Hagarty, Esquire, 
 Mr. Edward Hippisley, 
 Mr. James ColTille, 
 Mr. Joseph Beaueay, 
 
 IFarife. 
 
 KUDU'S. 
 
 Queien's. 
 
 Duke's. 
 
 St'duey.. 
 
 Guy's. 
 
 Brooks. 
 
 ^ Thomas Mcrritt, Esquire, Treasurer, or Chamberlain. 
 James Peters, Junior, Esquire, Common Clerk. 
 James William Boyd, Esquire, Deputy Common Clerk. 
 
 James Stockford, High Constable ; James Stockford,. Tboman 
 McGaghey, George Stockford, and George W. Busteed, M^rahala. 
 
 Constables. -^GeorffB Stockford, Thomas McGaghay, Fbeneaet Her- 
 -h-^ington, Matthew Morrison, Richard ShewKridge, Alexander Dowoe, 
 Jiihn Nixon, Robert McKelve^, George W. Busteed, William Magee, 
 John Fitznauick, Abraham Magee, iltobn Daley, Jesso E. Wctnipre, 
 George Williems, George Mason, John Powera, Robert Bradwall, 
 George Noble, George Ctark. and William Follts. 
 
 William McBay, Deputy Clerk of the Market, Kintf'ft Bqaaiv; 
 Alexander McQueen, do. do. Market Square: OiUrlts Mmm. do. 
 do. of the Fiib Market, Ditkf-lUfst. ..uT , 
 
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 't*uing fnusuians.-^Jahn Boyd, M. p. and G. J. Harding, M. D. 
 I.tc<&sa ili#»ne^r».^3bb^i V. TMirgar. Thomas L. Nicholion 85 
 Co., JAri'lCwr& Co., iWfciry Ha^Wnif W. D. W. Babbard. Tho- 
 inas Hu^ptd ^<S^ ,(i<o., Jamea McDopnali, Joaeph Lordly, ami Jobn 
 
 FoiiWardefu.--1lf \]\inm 0. Faulke, Themaa Mr Smith, Thoina» 
 LeaYitf,' lihac Woo<!#ard, Jaihea TJ. Thomaa, Willi^in Lteafitt^ 
 Thomaa Reed^ Joseph P^irwcfither, tieorge Tbonuw, Jai&ea llobert> 
 aon, ana vVitliain P. SCrott. .. . v > i,\"^>a - 
 
 Port or'flar6duriSr«o£er.—Thomaa Read. -ntf ws>4v>4 rn*. uW 
 
 BraiK^' FUoU.—iohn Ueei, Qeoree Thomas, hhn MUTs, John 
 Murray, Paoiol Batfield, AkxAnder Mills. Abraham Bestteay, Wil. 
 liam Seelay, ElUward Murray, James ReecT, Johm Spears, James P. 
 'Tbom^a^Thomas Vaugbao, William Spears, John Stoit, John W #' 
 Seeley, l/^nal^ McDougall, arid William Leavitt. funior-. 
 
 Light-Hbu$e JSecpers.— Alezmder Read, Partridge lalatMl ; George 
 Lane, Beacon. 
 
 City^ Surviryor.— Robert C. Minnette. 
 
 AssMaon \lf thxcs and Statute Lodour.— Daniel Jordan, Daniel J. 
 McLaughlin, Simeon L. Lugrin, and Josiab Wetmore, junior. 
 
 CoUeetors ((f Taxes.— Jamca 0erow, junior, on the Elastern side of 
 the Harbour, Mid Joseph B. Wbiople, on ibe Western aide.— Thomaa 
 McGhighey, Colleetor of Dog Tax. 
 
 CoUtdpv of Wfunfqgt and iS/t;)pa^.-> Michael McGuirk, Collec- 
 tor of Wbarfa((e and Slippage at the Market Slip; Charles Adama* 
 Collector of Slippage at (/nion-atreet ; Dennis MeWiiliams, diuo at 
 North Slip ; A. C. O. Trenlowsky, ditto at Lower Cove ; Ira JMosher, 
 Collector of Wharfage at the Breakwater; P. Besntrd, Collector of 
 Wharfage and Slippage at Rodney Wharf; Jatnea Williams, Collec- 
 tor of Anchorage. 
 
 fVeigh faster*-.— Stephen Gerow,. at North Slip; George Scribner^ 
 at Union*8tteet ; James Price, at Lower Cove. 
 
 /n«/>ec<or8 Qr-^our.—Naihaniel ClintoB;. Thomas Rankioe, junior^i 
 John Humbert, and John Berryanan. 
 
 Inapeclor qf JBread.—^&mes Peacock. 
 
 Jnapedbrs of Ltme.— David S. Marshall and Charles P. Betls. 
 
 Gue^tr of Iit^uor*.— Benjamin C. Chaloner. 
 
 GuageTB and Seatxheva of 0(7.— Andrew G. Lordly and Samuel 
 Gillespie. 
 
 Measvren tf Salt and Coab.— Jacob Wilson, William Mc.^uley, 
 Francia Wilson, Edward Hippialey, John Jones, Henry AiMtin, and 
 William H. Williams. 
 
 Surveyors q/'Lum&en— Samuel Jordan, Alexander McGrotty, Johi^. 
 M. CampbeJl, David MJ Whiting, John Jordan, George Cassie, JaaV 
 H. Fail weather, Thomas Fairweather, G. W. G. Fairweaiber, Tho- 
 maa Lispob, Jeremiah Gove, Thotnas Kixnn, Alexander McQj^oiiy, jr. 
 William Shives, James Stewart, Josiah Weimore, jr., John 0'Neifl» 
 Hiram: Edgett,, William H. A. Keans, Edward D. Gore, Z^chanah 
 Adama, $xek|el Jofdab, .?ames Bartlett, Charles M. GtfV«, Tbomte 
 CoraJk;iSa Cherlea B. HarHmg. ' ^-^ <- 
 
 tnd^ri qf LdthvydM, States, ffoop' Fobs, Jh:,— AndfeiT'O/'-' .' 
 Lordl>f&iiMi«r Whh*. and-Tliori.as MileY; >^ ^^^'^y^'^^^s-^^^^ bi/sr^im., 
 
 8amd«i/uP(itea|^je> "^''' . °' \ ' *'' *^-""*~;' 
 
 f«t^d7'»6r'/*«<!4l<rf/^fife. -^William Dtftih l*i<?e, JblW:- 
 
 Ctuistofher, >., Samuel WbiM, Samuel Crifl«ir|Akr'5olit' Cktil^ti' ' 
 
 
 ur, 
 
5» 
 
 Hxi'V 
 
 ThomMjMilfptt Jostph Wilson, Jaimi Sitckboust. JoM Punb«in, 
 Charle* R. Shun, Cvrnelius IS' ice, A.B4rf|rO. LordJy,,«Bd WilU»m 
 Barlow. ., , . ■ , , , 
 
 IrunetOar* qf Coru Wi^d and Bark^—FfUt D'lVhlf^ Market Slip; 
 Joho Paul, I^wer.<^ov«i Stq>)i«o Qerow, Norkb Slip; Bo^rt F» 
 firittain, at Carleion. j 
 
 Superintendent qf Carts ^ Hand Cartt and Haekt.—Vyltt Dibblet^, 
 
 Fence Vietoera.-'J»me9 Port mo re and Samuel Clarke. 
 
 Pound Keeptra.-^Peier Buntinc, on the Eaalern aide ef ttij^ H||jr*., 
 bonr ; Williani Crenk and Richard IrTine, at Carleton. /i y,,. 
 
 Fire Deparlment. -^ThomM M. Snuiih, Esquire, Cbief Eoifi<t#*r ; 
 William Barlow, David Waterbery, Samuel Jordan, Janaes E. McDo< 
 nald, George L; Camber, Juho Robinson, und William Olive,, Engi- 
 neers ; Johsua Sfereer, jr. Captain of the Hose Coinpany ; John Wil- 
 son, Captcin of the Axe Company; JohuPaxtersoa, Captain of the 
 finok and Ladder Company. 
 
 Fireu3ard$.—A\exAndet Balloch^ James Malcolm, Wm. O. Sntltn, 
 Joseph Fairweatfaefi Ewea Cameroo, Charles AkLauchlau, aodf hu- 
 mas Coram. 
 
 
 CiTT OF Saint John Savings' Bank.— Hia Excellency the Lieu- 
 tenant Governor, Patron ; Hon. Ward Chipman, LL.D., President ; 
 Hon. Hn^h Johnston, John Ward, jun., Robert W. Crookshank, Ro- 
 bert F. Hazen, James Kirk, Frederick A. Wigsins, John Wishart, 
 William J. Ritchie, Thomas Merrttt, Charlea C. Stewart, John V. 
 Tliurgar, and John Duncan, Esquires, Trustees; the Bank of Kevr- 
 Brunswick, Treasurer ; Daniel Jordan, Et^quire, Cashier and Regis- 
 trar. 
 
 CHAMBBa OF CoMMERCB. — Hon. John Robertaon, President; John 
 Pollok, and William H. Street, Enquires, Vice Presidents ; Isa^c 
 Woodward, Esquire, Secretary and Treasurer ; John Duncan, John 
 Wivhart, Charles Ward, Frederick A. Wiggins, James Kirk,' Jamea 
 Whitney, William Walker, William Mackay,and William H. Scovil. 
 Esquires, anff the Members of Assembly for the City and Couuty^ot 
 Saint John, Committee. 
 
 Marine Hospital— (For /Ac Relief of Side and Ditablcd Seamen) 
 Saint John. — Ralph M. Jarvis, John Ward, jun., Rolterl W. Crook- 
 sliaiik, Daniel Leaviti, William Hammond, John Wishart, and Eze- 
 kiel Barlow, Esquires, Commisa loners; Lanchlan Donaldson, Esquire, 
 Secretary; the Bank oif Naw-Bruuawick, Treasurer; John Boyd, M.D., 
 Physician and Surgeon. 
 
 SaiNt John Mkchanics* iNsriTtrTB.— Robert Bayard, M.D., Pre- 
 sident; John M. Robinson, and Isaac Woodward, E<jquires, Vice Pre- 
 sidents; James Peterson, LL D., Corresponding Secretary ; W. H. 
 Adams, Treasurer; Joseph VV. Lawrence, Reeordiag Secretary; Tho* 
 mas Nisbet, junior, James Harris, Edwin Fairweaiber, Jamea Law- 
 ton, Robert Shivea, SamuelJordan. Jamee Petiiogell, John R. Mar- 
 shall, Heiiry J. Chttbb« Jamas A^Bew, William Curry^ Williaoi H. 
 Smith, Cemmiltee, 
 
 Sa^ht John i^aaicviTaraAi. and BoaTicuLTviAL Soc4CTy.--Tha 
 Hon. Judge Parker, Patron; John (!iHis, E«quire, President ; iamefe^ 
 Duuu,. and Walker Tisdale, Esquirea, Vice Presidents; G. C. Carman,' 
 Archibald Menziea, George G. GilhfH, Henry Antbonv, Thomas Traf- 
 ton, Robert, ^eitip, Ephi'ai.m Seniill, iamea Cother, Richard Calvert, 
 Robert Jardine, Peter Dewar, Committee; John Duncan,. Elsanir«, 
 Treasiu'.er; ^jLaaeaH.perl^f^, Esquire, Corresponding 3e«r^t«r/i H.' 
 
 l4v 
 
d4 
 
 '^'|^.t|)^']E(^ctlMf 6f Sakit J^ Preiidenl! th« MftYor, tti^ HetfttNltr 
 '1V^ Hon. Ward Ghipmtn, LL.1>m <^« nor«- Jad'g« Parksr;' Robert 
 F./Hax«n» and Willrim Wright, EsquiNkt, and tlxl Hoo. -ifuith 
 > lohMtoii Directori't John H. Gkay, Esquire, Trtaaurer lad Cierk ; 
 ''UkiMH Pauraon, LL.O., Principal. 
 
 ' * SaiMT ibuiff Dktbict Committbk of tms Sociktt for PaoaiaT- 
 ^ u(« PftaMTi^H Khowlbdgb.— Tha BLer. the Aector of Saint John, 
 ^ Preatfl^nt; Wit]tap Scotrii, Ctquire, Vice President; 3evarley 
 
 , Robin on, Esquire ^Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 11^ ' IS^AiHT John RsLioiooa Tract Sk>ciBTT.—Rer. A. Stewart, Pre* 
 
 III . Pid*>t ; JoliQ Kionear, Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 - ^AiMT John Socibtt Libbary.— The Rct. F. Colter, President ; 
 
 James Cudlip, Esquire, Vice President; John V. Tburgar and Ju- 
 
 V irifih H* Hartt. Enquires, Committee ; James Vf. Peters, Esquire, Sc- 
 
 ' kmtry add Treaaurer; Wm. L. Avery, Ltbrarian.— Library houra— 
 
 from 12 to 1 o'clock, and from 3 to 4 o'clock, p. M. 
 
 . . Saobbo Mvsic SociBTY.— John Boird, Esquire, M. D., Preatdent; 
 Thomas Hatheway, Jun., Vice President ; John W. McLeod, Tree- 
 inrar i Thomaa G. Barr, Secretary •, S. K. Poster, Esq., Conductor ; 
 Oharlea J. Melick, S. Steven, George Lawrepce, L. H. Watcrhoaae, 
 iod B. C. Chalooer, Coimnitiee. 
 
 Saiht GBOBoa'a Socibtt.— John V. Tburgar, Esquire, Preaident ; 
 Jabn Rhodes, Vice President; Isaac L. Bedell, Esquire, Treaaurer; 
 Lewis W. Durast, Secretary. 
 
 Saint Andrbw^b SooiBTV.—Jobn Wishart, Esquire, President ; 
 John Duncan, Esquire, Vice President ; Robert Jardioe, Treasurer ; 
 John W, McLeod, Secretary. 
 
 Saint pATRiCK^a Socibty.— William Parks, Bsouire. Preaident ; 
 Henry Porter, Esquire, Vice President; Wm. Hutchinson, Es(|uire, 
 • Treasurer; William Mills, Secretary; Robert Armsituiig, Aavislant 
 Seeivtary. 
 
 Albion Vnion Socibtv.— William H. A. Keens, President ; Hen« 
 rT Buiton, Vice Preaident ; Samuel Holman, Treasurer ; John Wood- 
 ill, Secretary. 
 
 HiOHLAND SociBTY OF Saint Johk.— Hon. Jghn Robertson, Pre- 
 aident \ John Doocen, John Boyd, M. D. and Ji>hn Wishart, Eisquircs, 
 Vice Presidents ; Rev. William T. Wishart, Chaplain; Adam Jack, 
 E«quire, Treuurer; Janea Robertson, and Thomaa Nisbet, junior, 
 Secretaries. 
 
 Oari VN Bbnbvolbnt SociBTY.^John Dougherty, President ; F. 
 Collins, Vice President ; John Dougherty, Treasurer ; Charles Wet- 
 Itrs, Secretary. 
 
 Laoibs' Bbnbvolbnt Socibtt.— Mrs. Ward Chipman, Patroness ; 
 
 Mrs. Simonda, Secretary; Miss Kinnear, Treasurer; Mrs. W. B. 
 
 Kinnear, Mrs. SiepheR, Mrs. E. Seani, Mrs. John Burns, Mrs. Jns. 
 
 Rifberlson, Mrs. Ttiompaon, Mra. Rev. W. Harrisou, and Mrs. Wil- 
 
 ^^ ^m Lawtoo, Visitors. 
 
 - T fr].SAiNT John AtrxiLiAav to tmb Nrw British and Forbig'* 
 TlMfBBAHCB SociBTY- (Or» tht Total Abatinenee pr{neiple)-^S . S. 
 Damiil, Precideni I John Paddock, M. D . Thomaa Hardm«, John 
 HiMUhert. and W. R. M. Burtia, Eaquires, Vice Preiidehte; Wil'iam 
 il. Rol^Moa, Treaaurer t P. 8 lutia. Esquire, Oorraepoaidliiir Secre- 
 tiry; W. H. A. Kaaos, Recovdisg flaercttry ; Wm. Htwltli Stepheo 
 
 5«. 
 
^5 
 
 Ete<jnNl«r 
 rj'Robert 
 
 d Clerk ; 
 
 int John, 
 3ef«rley 
 
 rart, Pre- 
 
 *rMfdent ; 
 r and Ju^ 
 ]uire, St- 
 jr houra— 
 
 !*reMdent ; 
 od, Trea- 
 ondvicior ; 
 Bterhoaae, 
 
 Praaident ; 
 rreatarer ; 
 
 Prat ideiit ; 
 Praaaurer ; 
 
 Prt sident ; 
 , Eatiuirp, 
 Aasiilant 
 
 *nt; Hen. 
 >bn Wood- 
 
 rtton, Pr«- 
 
 Eisquiras, 
 
 datn Jack, 
 
 let, junior, 
 
 (tideni ; P. 
 arias Wat- 
 
 Patronest ; 
 
 r». W. B. 
 
 Mr*. Jus. 
 
 Mr». Wit. 
 
 ,1,)— N. S. 
 d!n«, Jolin 
 i; Wiriam 
 liif Sac re. 
 Hi Sltphea 
 
 ^(TOarow, B. fiahartaoo, C. H. Dimock, John Barrrman. M. Tbamp. 
 !>jaoQ«rP. Watetbarf , R. SaBda,jr., Josaph Pairweather, Wna. Dunbam, 
 ivJ. amiUi, Joho Saadali. Robar^ EUed, John (^uiatoa, £. DaW. Ratctt- 
 H«j(iard,Jaa. Lake, and Jas. Aycra, Cominittaa. 
 
 Shitn John Roman Cathouo Total AaaTiifBiicB Rauir So- 
 
 ciBTV. President ; Thouiaa O'Kelaher, Vica Praaidaal ; 
 
 Jubp Prvor, Treasurer ; William Bowan, Secretary ; John OvNeilii 
 
 Patrick Mc Anally, WilUam McAalev, John ASahony, Hagb Lunny, 
 . Dennis McPeaka, William Breen, John Greetes, David Roach, 8ta- 
 
 pben Thompson, Daniel O'Sultivan, and John Bradley, Commlttea. 
 
 FaiEiroLY FiBB Clob.— R. W. Crooksbauk, Esquire, Praaident ; 
 T. L. Nicholson, Esquire, Secr|lary, &c. 
 
 Union Fxbb Club.— Daniel Leavitl, Esquire, President •{ Leveret 
 H. DaVeber, Esquire, Vica President ; John Wishari, Esquird, Trea* 
 . surer ; Edward w. Greenwood, Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 pROTBCTioN FiBB CLt/B.^-John M. Walker, President; Haor| J. 
 Chubb, Vica President ; Joseph W. Lawraaca, Secretary. 
 
 Harbour Master's Fees. — On vessels of 30 tons, and under 
 50, 28. Cd.; of 50, and under 75, 3a. 9d.; of 75, and under lOU. 
 5s. ; of 100, and under 150, Cs. 3d. ; of 150, and under 900, 7s. 6d.; 
 of 200, and under 300, 10a. ; of 300, and under 400, 12s. 6d. ; ves- 
 . aela of 400 tons and upwards, 158. — Decked veaiiels under 100 
 toiii, owned and registered at St John, and all Britiah veaseli 
 under that tonnage trading within the Bay of Fundy, or arriving 
 from ports to tlie Northward of Cape Cod, or the Westward of 
 Cape Caiuo, or from any port in Nova Scotia, to pay annually 
 as tollows: — Under 30 tons, 3s. 9d. ; over 30 and under 50 tons, 
 58. } over 50 and under 75 tons, 78. 6d. ; over 75 and under 100 
 tons, lOtf. 
 
 Rates of Anchorage. — For every decked vessel ezceodiuK 
 50 tons), Ss. 9d. ; vessels from 50 to 100 tons, inclusive, 58. ; 100 
 to 150, 68. :)d. : 150 to 200, 78. 6d. ; 200 to 250, 6s. 9d. ; 250 to 
 300, lOj.— And all vessels of greater burthen in like proportion: 
 and for all decked vessels trading within the Bay of Fundy, there 
 shall bo paid, yearly, on the first arrival after the firi*t of April, 
 according to tne tonnage aud nmouuts settled by tlie aforesaid 
 scale. 
 
 Rates or Pilotaob. — For bringing any ship or vessel into the 
 Harbour of Saint John, and mooring her in a safe olace or berth, 
 or itecuring her alongside a wharf, the rates annexeu to the several 
 distances :— 
 
 First distance — from Partridge Island to Musquash Head, 
 bearing North* West, 5s. per foot ; 2d distance — from MuAqunsh 
 Head to Point Lepreuux, bearing North-West, Gs. 3d. per root : 
 3d distance — from Point Leproanx to North Mead of Grand 
 Manau, bearing North-WeHt, or North Channel bearing Scuth- 
 East, 7«. (ki. per foot; 4rh distance— from tho North Head of 
 Grahd Mtuian or North Channel, to Mnchias Seal hlnnd, bearing 
 South, or Brier Island, South South-Eant, 8s. Od. per f^;— 
 anywhere outside the nibresaid distances, 10s. por foot. i 
 . Far lemovNig and Utking any ship or vassal out o^ the liasuour 
 )k. pM" (b#l..— li oaaes wb«f« piJoU ahull be detained un bonrd of 
 
36 
 
 vessels undvr (tuithyivirt vie of<Qu(iraii|inp'#i;^3ea|li|»t#9fY'9fltie 
 Province^ they shftil be entitled to demaiM] from the ina»t«r« of 
 Hoch v^sseU 10s. per day for every day of such detention, in 
 addition to the allowance hfbresaid.r— Coasting ves^tels goingfroiu • 
 one part of the Bay of Fiindy to another, (except »quare-riggcd,) 
 British or Foreign steam-boals, or British vessels drawing under 
 »ix fqetof v|iatejr, are not compelled to take pilots ; wfieo employed 
 they ar«i \o be j^aid according to the above rates.^-For rerbovipg 
 any ship or vessel from one place to another within the haiboyr, 
 and properly securing her, — for vessels not exceeding 100 tons, 
 7s. 6d. ; iov«r 100, and not exceeding 200, 10s. ; over H^, and not 
 exceeding 300, 158. ; over 300, 20si ' '^i^iiKi 
 
 Rates OF Whakfagb, estahlisltcd by Act 54, Geo. II f, cap. '9. 
 For every decked vessel, or vessel of the description called 
 wood-boats, not exceeding 50 tons, Is. 6d. per day; above 50 ton.s, 
 .nnd not exceeding 100,2s. 6d. ; above 100, and not«xceediiig 150. 
 3s. 6d. ; above 150, and not exceeding 200, 5s. ; above 200, and 
 not exceeding 300, 7s. 6d. ; above 300 and not exceeding, 400, 
 10s. ; 400 and upwards, 128. 6d. 
 
 By an Act passed ou the 4th April, 1842, the following Rates of 
 Wharfage are established »n the City of Saint John and Parish of 
 Portland : — For every decked vessel, or wood-boat, of the burthen 
 of 40 tons and under, la. 6d. per day ; nbove 40 tons and under 
 50, Is. 9d. ; above 50, and under 60, 2ei. : above 00, and under 
 70, 2s. 3d. ; above 70, and under 80. 2s. Gd. ; above 80 and under 
 90 2s. 9d. ; above 90, and under 100, 3». ; above 100, and under 
 120, Ss. 6d. : above 120, and under 150, 48. ; above 150, and nndcr 
 180, 4s. 6d. ; above 180, and underJ200, 5s. ; above 200, and under 
 220, 5a. Gd. ; above 220, and undor240. Gs. ; above '240, and under 
 2G0, 6s. Gd. ; above 260, and under 280, 7s. ; above 280, and under 
 :{00, 7s. Gt). ; above 300, and under 320, 8«. ; above .120, and under 
 340, 8b. Gd. ; above 340, and under 360, 9s. ; above 300. and under 
 380, 9s. Gd. ; above 380. and under 400, 10a. ; above 400, and under 
 450, lis. 3d. ; above 450. and under 500, 128. Gd. ; and Is. 3d. for 
 every additional ddy tons. 
 
 Rates of Slippaok at thf. CoRPORATioif Slips. — All decked 
 vessels, same rates as for wharfage ; wood-boats, three half-pence 
 for every tun burthen, and allowed to remain six days each trip, 
 for the purpose of discharging; if they remain longer, to pay one 
 penny per ton, ailditional, each day ; no boat to remain longer 
 tliuu twenty days. 
 
 Hates of Weighing at l/i« Putific JVrighing MachiueB in St. John. 
 — Kvery load not exceeding 1000 lbs. weight, one shilling; and 
 one penny for every additional cwt. — payable, half by the seller 
 and half by the buyer. *"";'} ^'* ^ 
 
 HACKI*ltT-00ACH FinM. .«.,.«„ mU .. 
 
 For oonvaymg not eaceading four persona (Vom any piiiyfo 
 •tand to a«y other part of the City, or from any one part of tUa C»ty 
 to any other part ihureof, on§ skiUing; and for ttvtry Da8i*e)>f ^i:, 
 over four, »ix.fmu additional ; if carriage be detniiieu, to j^aji 
 addiliouaJ, at iLa rate Qt'omshUUng for every half Uour« ; v\ ii»K>xK. 
 
 ARti 
 
 For a 1 
 
 Fora 1 
 
 For a 
 Sslt, Pot] 
 ed at loac 
 
 Fora 
 housing 
 
 Fora 
 gar, froni 
 
 For a 
 of Sugar,' 
 kead of T 
 
 For a ii 
 load of dr 
 load m( lie 
 
 For a la 
 ing, Stave 
 cs, Salmo 
 aujr othtr 
 a hesfshei 
 uf Banhc 
 ware, a ho 
 fee, or qi 
 ewi., or a 
 or five bai 
 peniiae, oi 
 the same 
 cxceediug 
 
 For n 
 Rum, Gin 
 for a load 
 InaH of fni 
 or Molasi 
 
 For Cal 
 Cwt., or 
 Joosp, p<r 
 . For Ht 
 
 For «tH 
 
 Fur Lui 
 
 For thf 
 not exceed 
 
 The Fi 
 (lie Muutli 
 lies to the 
 that part 
 brick bnili 
 tlie }itfntkt 
 ding King 
 
 ikcoHd , 
 
27 Oi' 
 
 H'ftTES OF CARTAGE IBT SAINT JOHlf.^ <> ^ '^^ ^ 
 
 PldTBJOTB. , 
 
 « > WJ- « i' Mt t* < i 
 
 ABfitClLfcJS" AND QtlNtlta^ 
 
 For a load of Wood, (quarter bf a cord,) 
 
 For Ii load of Coats, (balfa chaldron,) 
 
 For a load containinflr 15 hu»hel« Grain, 
 Salt, Potatoes, or any other articles meatiur- 
 ed at loading or unloading, except Gf>ais, 
 
 For a pipe of Wine, Hiin, or BrandVi and 
 housing within the door of the first floor, 
 
 For a pancbeun of Rum, or a tierce of Su- 
 gar, from 7 to 10 cwt. and bousing. 
 
 For a puncheon of Mola'sses, a hogshead 
 of Sugar, of 10 cwt. or upwards, or a hogs- 
 kead of Tobacco, and housing. 
 
 For a hogsbesd or jpuocheon of Cider, or a 
 load of dried Fisb of 15 cwt., or a common 
 load of household goods, and storing, 
 
 For a load nf Shingles, Hoop poles, Head- 
 ing, Staves, Treenails, .smoked Fish in hoz 
 PS, Salmon, in kits. Dry Goods, or a load of 
 aujr other articles not herein mentioned, or 
 a hoijshead of Lime, or a hogsheoci or crate 
 of Barthcnware, or two tierces of Earthen- 
 ware, a ho«shcad dried Fish, two tiercksCof- 
 fee, or qusntity in bags not exceeding 12 
 ewt., or a load containing six barrels Flour, 
 Of five barrels Sugar, Fish, Beef, Pork,Tur- 
 pealioe, or Cider, or half a too of Iron, or 
 the same quantity of Cordage, in coils not 
 exceeding 4 cwt., - - - 
 
 For a sixty four gallon cask of Wine, 
 Rum, Gin, Brandv, Molasses, or Porter, or 
 for a load of Sana, Gravel, or Stones, or a 
 Inafl nt four barrels of any spirituous Liquor 
 «r Molasses, . . . . 
 
 For Cables and Cordage in Coil* above a 
 Cwt., or if to coil, per ton, or for Hay, 
 loose, per ton, - . - . - 
 
 . For Hay, screwed, per ton, 
 
 For BVicks, per thousand. 
 
 Fur Lumber, per ihuussnd f«>*t, 
 
 For the cartage of any article or articles, 
 not exceeding hsif a load, • 
 
 ».d. 
 
 tsi. |,2d 
 
 a. d. 
 
 7i 
 1 3 
 
 lOi 
 3 
 
 1 6 
 
 2 
 I 3 
 
 1 
 3 Ii 
 
 I7i 
 |2li 
 
 141 
 
 » 
 
 I 
 
 d 
 
 '2 6 
 
 4 
 
 3 
 
 6 
 
 s.d. 
 
 9 
 14i 
 
 101 
 
 1 Ii 
 
 5 3 
 
 2 8 
 4 3 
 
 3 3 
 
 71 
 
 3d. 
 
 10| 
 I 6 
 
 1 1«| 
 3 3 
 
 1 9 
 
 2 3 
 1 8 
 
 1 
 
 1 3 
 
 5 6 
 
 a 10 
 
 4 6 
 3 6 
 
 9 
 
 4llt. 
 
 u 4: 
 
 •>i ''vji DtJt' 
 
 I 9 
 
 I 7t 
 
 1 3 
 
 3 4i 
 
 1 Id 
 
 2 4i 
 
 3 C 
 
 3 
 
 ■2 6 
 
 I 9 
 
 t Ih 
 
 I a 
 
 S 9 
 
 3 
 
 I 9 
 
 3 9 
 
 104 
 
 SIM- 
 
 iobij 
 
 in 
 
 • [irii / 1.- 
 
 i-4i' ' 
 
 1 3 
 
 L 6 
 
 « 
 
 3 2 
 
 S 
 
 4 
 
 I 
 
 i! 
 
 The First Distritt comprises all that part of the City, between 
 llifl MuutI) line of Pond street, ond north line of Duke street, wliicli 
 lies to the westward of the east line of Mill street, Dock street, and 
 ilint part of Prince William street, between the north hno ofttm 
 brick bnilding belonginc to Mr Jnmes K. M'Kee. (uortUwatA oi* 
 ilie Mteiitel square), and the north line of Duke street, and inclu- 
 ding King NtrHel, to the westward of the west line of (lArmain street. 
 
 Second Dtsfricl comprisos all that partoftbe City iMtwceu tb* 
 
 . ! 
 
^ 
 
 ^ 
 
 north r^i|« «( Ufiioti Ktrtet^iaiKl foiiib \m o^* ^)|iiV Juaie/i\ftn>ot, 
 which lioi without or boyund thu ftrHt district, to thx) w«atwnrd o( 
 tlie east lioe of Charlotte Mtreet.— 774m/ /Jwtrifrcotnpride:) a\\ iliat 
 port oi* tlie City which Ueti without or beyond the vocoml district, 
 to the wostwurd of the eaut hue of Sydney street.— FoMWt Di$trUt 
 comprUed all tliut piirt of tho City lying without or beyond the 
 &aid third, district, to the westward of the east IJpQ of Carumrthf n 
 attwX.—yiftk District compri»cfi all that part of the City lying 
 without or beyond tlie soid fourth iliHtrict. 
 
 PUBUC rORTERS AHU IIANU-CART MViT. 
 
 Fur loading, citrryinj^ and houiiing any goodii, or any other arii* 
 cles, on any hund cart, Irom the Market Slip in King's and Uh^>}'* 
 WardR, or from any other place within the limits of the first di»> 
 trlct, to an^ other place within tho naid several five districts, tho 
 rntei of prices are as follow :— For the first district, three pence; 
 second district, three pence halfpenny ; third district, four penco ; 
 fourth diitrict, four pence halfpenny ; fif\h distrlet, five pence. 
 
 Makkrt Tolls.— Bfef, p«r quarter, 3d. { Calf, She^p. Hng, Goit, 
 Lainh, Kid, or Shoal, Sd. t Tub, Pail or Jar of Butter, ltd. t Firkin, 
 3d. t every lU Ihs. Roil Butter, Id. ; Chsesa, 4d. t load of Potstoci 
 under 15 hushels, 8d^ do. over 15 bushels, 6d. ; load of Oytters in 
 shell or tuhs, 6d. \ Turkey, Goofie, or docea Piseons, id. S pair of 
 Ducks, Fowls or Pariridgts, |d. ; hag of Flour, Meal, Oats, Pease or 
 Beaits, |d. I Ham or Shoulder, |d. ; Eggs, per 10 dozco, (d.— and 
 all other articles hi like proportii^n. 
 
 Fish M.^skbt Decs. — Fur every Salmon, Igd. ; Codfish, Pollock, 
 Bass, or Shad, esch, |d. ; Hallihui, nut eiceediag 20 lbs. id. ; ex- 
 ceeding 90 lbs. and for every 30 Ihs. Id. i every Lobster, Id. ; doien 
 of Haddock, lid. t every 100 of Qasperesua, Alswtves, Herrings, ur 
 other small finn, l|d. 
 
 RBADr RECKONING OR MARKBTINQ TABLE, 
 
 « UY THU fUUMD, YARD, AC. 
 
 Ni) 
 
 ad. 
 
 U^il. 
 
 3d. 
 
 3^(1. 
 .4. d. 
 
 4d. 
 M. d. 
 
 41d. 
 s. d. 
 
 5a. 
 
 s. d. 
 
 54d. 
 
 Cd. 
 
 04d 1 7(1. j 
 
 
 s. d. 
 
 n. d. 
 
 s. d 
 
 •. d. 
 
 s. d. 
 
 s. d. 
 
 S. (1. 
 
 u 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 o(; 
 
 7 
 
 08 
 
 U 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 1 
 
 1 1 
 
 1 )l 
 
 3 
 
 U 
 
 7k 
 
 9 
 
 lOi 
 
 1 
 
 1 n 
 
 I 3 
 
 I 44 
 
 1 
 
 I 74 
 
 1 11 
 
 4 
 
 8 
 
 H> 
 
 1 
 
 1 2 
 
 1 4 
 
 I 
 
 1 8 
 
 1 10 
 
 20 
 
 2 a 
 
 2 i 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 1 Oi^ 
 
 1 3 
 
 1 54 
 
 1 8 
 
 1 104 
 
 2 1 
 
 2 34 
 
 2 
 
 2 84 
 
 2 11 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 I 3 
 
 1 (i 
 
 I 
 
 2 
 
 i 3 
 
 2 
 
 2 f) 
 
 3 
 
 3 3 
 
 3 <i 
 
 7 
 
 1 2 
 
 1 5^ 
 
 1 1) 
 
 2 01 
 
 2 4 
 
 2 74 
 
 2 11 
 
 3 24 
 
 3 
 
 3 94 
 
 4 1 
 
 « 
 
 1 4 
 
 I 8 
 
 2 
 
 i 4 
 
 2 8 
 
 3 
 
 3 4 
 
 3 8 
 
 4 
 
 4 4 
 
 4 H 
 
 9 
 
 I C 
 
 1 10|^ 
 
 a 3 
 
 i 7i 
 
 3 
 
 3 44 
 
 3 9 
 
 4 14 
 
 4 (i 
 
 4 104 5 :'l 
 
 10 
 
 1 8 
 f 10 
 
 •2 1 
 
 i)C 
 
 i 11 
 
 3 4 
 
 J » 
 
 4 2 
 
 4 7 
 
 5 
 
 5 ii 1 5 J(i 
 
 It 
 
 •2 :\\ 
 
 2 1) 
 
 3 24 
 
 3 8 
 
 I 14 
 
 4 7 
 
 5 04 
 
 5 fi 
 
 5 114 & 
 
 IV 
 
 •i 
 
 V 15 
 
 3 
 
 3 ({ 
 
 4 
 
 4 (i 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 6 7 
 
 13 
 
 l 3 
 
 '2 8i 
 
 3 3 
 
 3 % 
 
 4 4 
 
 4 104 
 
 5 5 
 
 5 HA 
 
 ei3 
 
 7 0| 7 7 
 
 14 
 
 % 4|a n 
 
 'Hi 
 
 4 1 
 
 4 H 
 
 5 3 
 
 5 1011 5" 
 
 70 
 
 7 7 jH Q 
 
 2? 
 
 j 85 10 
 
 r 4'ii 8 
 
 7 
 
 8 2 
 
 i) 4 
 
 ion 
 
 11 812 10 
 
 14 
 
 H5 2 10 4 
 
 rA\ 
 
 14 
 
 10 4 
 
 18 8 
 
 21 23 4 25 8 
 
 i88 0l30 4 !W HI 
 
 CI* 
 
 Tho Mj 
 
 The Ml 
 Tliotnos 1 
 George B 
 
 John Vi 
 Hon. Cha 
 John Jor( 
 Johnston, 
 Robert Pi 
 Ward, ric 
 John Ciilli 
 John Poll 
 Olive, Sai 
 WiHhnvt, 1 
 William I 
 l»oacc. 
 
 James V 
 
 Jamos r 
 W. Brtyd, 
 
 William 
 
 J:<atlC li. 
 
 Charles 
 
 Bcnjaini 
 the Siiprei 
 
 The Itur 
 Commissic 
 
 Gehardii 
 Coinniissii: 
 
 John M' 
 lui^siblielrif 
 
 Board oi 
 1). Ciruy, H 
 ^ind John I 
 
 Commiani 
 John, uncon 
 James Oalli 
 
 Al.MS If 
 
 Jonw.-nfoli 
 Jaineii Gall 
 Koltie, and 
 
 /S4>-vStt0n 
 Fiihsr, Jam 
 m TuaW, A 
 John F. iioi 
 I'. lAngon, 
 J«pl«y. 4ss, 
 ym. A. I\f 
 Tr«ie, Thf 
 RoUefU, Joi 
 
ua)tti\i>tro(;t. 
 wvaiwnril of 
 rido^ all llial 
 :(iml diHtrict, 
 mttti Diitrkt 
 beyond tlie 
 Carinnrthtii 
 b City lyinjj 
 
 ly other arti. 
 \ud Une«i>'s 
 the first (lis> 
 districts, tliu 
 hree pence • 
 four pencu • 
 ve pence. 
 
 ». Hog, Goat, 
 [|d. I Firkin, 
 
 I of PolBtOfI 
 
 >r Oytteri in 
 
 |d. i pai' of 
 «it, Peite ar 
 ta, |d.— and 
 
 ish, Pollock, 
 bn. Id. ; ex- 
 , Id. i duien 
 Herrings, ur 
 
 TABLE, 
 
 (5|&d 
 
 7(1.1 
 
 s. d. 
 
 S. (1. 
 
 ] ] 
 
 1 )l 
 
 I 74 
 
 1 11 
 
 2 » 
 
 ij 4 
 
 \i 64 
 
 'i 11 
 
 a a 
 
 a <i 
 
 n i>4 
 
 4 1 
 
 4 4 
 
 4 H 
 
 4 104 
 
 5 :» 
 
 5 6 I 5 ]<) 
 
 r> iiV <i ^ 
 
 6 6 7 
 0|'7 
 7 I H 3 
 
 30 4 !W H 
 
 9» 
 
 Cil'Ty AND COUNTY OF SAINT JOHN^ 
 
 T\\o Mayor and the Recorder, Justices of the Miiyor> tlonrt. 
 
 The Mayor, the Recorder, Ilonry Porter, Williaii^ O. Smith, 
 Thoinoi Hftrding, Uroflory Van Ilbrne, Thoniai Cbraiii, nml 
 George Bond, Cflanires, Justices of the Peace and of the Qtabhim. 
 
 Jlolm Ward, William Scovil, Jnnies Peters, Ralph M. Jarviii, 
 Hon. Charles Bimundrt. CJehurHiis C. Cnrumn, Zaiuion Wheeler, 
 John Jorditn, George Anderson, JaniuH Morau, Hon. Hugh 
 Johnston, llenry Gilbert, Robert W. Crookshnnk. Noah Dishrow, 
 Kobcrl Poyno, Archibald MenzicM, Drniiiinin I.. Peteni, Oharfes 
 Ward, !Ton. John RobertRon, William I1. Hlroct, Daniel Ijenvitt, 
 John GilliMrJanies Brown, Daniisl Anoley, John Kerr, Jamrs Kirk. 
 Julm Pollok, William Lcuvitt. Georgo A. Lockhart, Williatti 
 Olive, Samuel Strange, Jumcs Gallagher, Jacob Allan, John 
 WiHhavt, Robert Kultie, Isaac L. Bedell, 1«(!v»ret H. DeVeber, 
 William Hammond, and George MolHt, I!s<)uires, Justices of the 
 IHiaoo. 
 
 James White, V,m\. Ilitfh SherilT; G. V. Nowlin, Deputy SheriH*. 
 
 Jamos Peters, junior. Esquire, Clerk of the Peace, &c. ; Jame» 
 W. Bb^d, Esquire, Aisistant Clerk uf the Peace, «&c. 
 
 Wilham Baynrd, Esquire, M. D., Coroner. 
 
 Ji^aiic L. Bedoll, E«quire, Connty Trciuurcr. 
 
 Charles Dniry, Esquire, Registrar of Deeds and WIIIa. 
 
 Benjamin L. Poturs, E^iquire, Commission ir for taking Boil in 
 the Supremo Court. 
 
 The Burristers and Attornieft practising in the City and County, 
 Commissionera for taking AffidaviUi in the Hnpreme Court. 
 
 Gehardux C . Carman, John Jordan, ond James Moran, Kaquires, 
 Commissioners for Solemnizing Murriago. 
 
 John McGregor, Thomas Trallion, and Jeremiah Drake, Com* 
 iui4aibtliet^ofi9(iwon. . ^ ^^ 
 
 UoAno OF Education. — Thr Mayor, the Recorder, Ri»v. I. W. 
 1). Gray, Rev. F. Coster, William Hcovil, Jamus Peters, junior, 
 m\ John H. Gray, Esqnirel^ 
 
 Commi$»ioner» for the Management qf the Free ffchool nt Saint 
 John, unconnectea teitfi th§ A/aUrm i7oar(/.~Kev. James Dunphy, 
 Jimss Oallsgher, Bsquira, and William Carvill. 
 
 Ai.MS HousK, AND Work Housk, and Inkikmarv, at Saiht 
 Jouit.-i^olm Kerr, (•. C. Carman, Jamus Dunn. Jumoi Moran, 
 Jftines GallagliAr, VValker Tisdale, (feorgit A. liockhart, Robert 
 Koltie, And William Bayard, (M. D.) Emjuirus, Commiasioutrs.— 
 Koojici^-WiHlAm Craig. 
 
 Fill 
 
 Ml 
 
 A^urvsifOrf ijA Lumber in the County. — Jinhtti Stewiis, Mishne! 
 iilisr, JaniPS Pltwellioir.OilhfrtJordn'ri, junior, .Inspuh liinglwy, Mo- 
 n Tu«tk, AlrXanrltr Mnl#. Setley. Win. W. Jonlsn, Francis Jnnisii, 
 John F. Goflard, James Seoll, Clias. Sorrell, Hicphen H. 8iniw.Tlte|. 
 I*. Li^n|«n, John Morjison, Thos. McMackin. Rohfrt Elwing, Dsvid 
 Tuplay, ias. Clark, Dsniel McGoldriok, Chsi. Ksglsi, Geo. Ks^lns, 
 Win. A. Rsyaolds. Julm U. Tohin, Jan. I.. VVnod«orth, Willisio H. 
 Tnvia, Tiios. Jordan, Bphtrl Cunatd. Is^c FlfVfllingi DaviU p, 
 Koberu, John S. Drowu, Hugh Morris. ' ' 
 
i€3e 
 
 .eViiM ktsmfx .. :f COUNTY OF?-¥ORI£«Uio7/^cnmc(.fi9a 
 
 Hoo. .rohn Simeoe Saonders, John Allen, Esqufrel' H^n. t^hchnas 
 ''^v^C Led, John Robinson, fisqnire, mid Hon. George MiniMiiti, ,Ja»tices 
 '^^ bf the Inferior Court ct Cenunon PtesK. 
 
 has ^ £(bn. John SinicoeSauilden, John Alien, Gsq'tfii^, tfon. Thbines 
 
 C. Lee^^John Robinson, Esquire, Hon. George Miochin, Jaifies A. 
 
 ''^'''MncLrfuchUn, Thoitiat Johe«, James Harrison, NVilliam l^ividsnn, 
 
 '''^ iPSitiricIc' Campbell, Jamea MUes, Ross Carrie,, (q/'/Ae Quorum,) Adam 
 
 '""'D. Allan, (Gk6rge Garden, Lawrence B. Rain^ford, Hugh J. Hansard, 
 
 Henrjr Morehouse, Solomon Parent, David B. Shelion, G<*orge Cheytie, 
 
 William J. Bedell. BenjaminWolhaupter. Thomas Gill, Thomas Earle, 
 
 Richerd Havne, George Clemenia, Jamea Tarlor, Allan McLean, Thn- 
 
 mis Pickard.'Thomas R. RobertiiNon, WilliaihU. Harti, John T. Smith, 
 
 Asa Coy, and Isaac Kiihurn, Esquires, Justicea of the Peace. 
 
 Edvard W. Miller, Esquire, High Sheriff; Joseph MyshraVI, De- 
 puty Sheriff. 
 
 George J. Dihbl«>e, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk of the 
 Peace nui Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Joseph Be^!:, Esquire, Registrsr of Wills and Deeds. 
 
 The Barristers and Aitornies practising in the County, with David 
 B. Shelion, and Henry Morehouse, Esquires, Commissioners for tak- 
 ing Affidaviis in the Supreme Court. 
 
 Hon. John S. Saunders, and William Tyng Peters, Esquire, Com- 
 misAioners for taking Bail in the Supreme Court. 
 
 William Woodlurd, Henry Jonea, and Henry Fisher, Esquires 
 Coroners. 
 
 Mark Needham, Esqnire, County Treasnror. 
 
 James A. MacLauchlin, John Allen, John Rohinsnn, James Har* 
 risonj and James Miles, Esquires, Commissioners for Solemnising 
 Marriage. 
 
 Asa Coy, F. E. Beckwith, Mark Needham, F. W. Hathaway, 
 Joseph Qa'ynor, Hrnry Fiaher, S. A. Akerley, James 8. Beek, James 
 £. Parley, George E. Keichum, George W. G^j^nor, and Joecph.C. 
 Hatbeway, Licensed Auctioneers. 
 
 Board qf Education. '-John Robinson, G. J. Dibblce, D. L. Robin- 
 son, George Lee, junior, Csquires, Right Rev. Bishop Dollani', Rev. 
 J. M. Brooke, and Rev. Charles Spurden. 
 
 Almt Hou$e and Work f/out^.— Beniamin Wolhaapter. Hon. L. A. 
 Wilmot, Thomaa Gill, Moses PiekardVPhoroaa MurNiy, tod John 
 Simpson, Enquires, Commissioners ; Jnspeh Flemminit, Keeper. 
 
 Piretpards in Predericton.— Hon. Thomaa Baillie, George Minchin, 
 Mark Needharn, William D. Uarit, John A. Beckwiih, Benjaibin 
 Wolhanpier, Hon. L. A. Wilmot, and John T. Smith, Bsauirefl. 
 
 C9mmisti'on''rt qf Sewer».—Hon. G. F. Street, Hon. L. A. Wilmot, 
 and Charles Pi«her, Enquire. 
 
 Predericton Ladiea' Bmetohni Society. —Isdj Cnlehrooke, Prjesi- 
 dent ; Mrs. Odell, Treasurer; Mrs. Roberts, Secretary; Miss C. Cule- 
 y. htooke, Asfisiant Secretary; Mra. Parker, Mrs. Coaier, Mrs. Peters, 
 " Mrs. Siier>, Mrs. Street, Mrs. Jscob, Mrs. L. A. Wilmot, Mrs. Gay- 
 nor, Mrs. Wulhaupter, Mrs. W. Taylor, Mrs. Head, Mra. Wilkinson, 
 Mrs. Busby, Mra. Akerly, Mra. Coy, Miss Oolebrook«, Miss O^ell, 
 Miss Coster, Committee. 
 
 York Cottnty Umigrant Sodelv.— Hon. Thomas Baillie, Pr«8id«nt-, 
 Hun. O. P. Street, Ittt Vice-President; the Surveyor General, sti{/^/'o, 
 2d Vice-President; Jsmes Taylor, Esquire, Treasurer: Robert Gnwan, 
 E»«uire, Secreiiiry; Lieut. -Col. Hayiie, Hon. L. A. Wilmot,' CbaHea 
 Fisher, fti|hi Rev. Bishop DoJItrd, Vtotrablt Arehdetton Coster, 
 
0^31 
 
 ti, .Jcittices 
 
 1. Thrnnts 
 Jaf|i«8 A. 
 
 Dfetrifisnn, 
 urn,) Adam 
 . Hansard, 
 |«Cheyije, 
 imasEarle, 
 Ltan.Tho- 
 D T. Smith, 
 
 •brail, Df- 
 
 llerk of tlv« 
 
 with Datid 
 era for tak- 
 
 luirt, Com- 
 
 , Etquirei 
 
 Um«s Har* 
 
 lenniaing 
 
 Hathaway, 
 eak, James 
 Joftph.C. 
 
 . L. Robin- 
 >tUr#, Rev. 
 
 Hon* L> A> 
 , tod John 
 Ceepier. 
 ge Minchin, 
 Bcnjaiiiln 
 quires. 
 A. Wilmot, 
 
 K)ka, Pw»i- 
 sa C. Cole- 
 ra. Peiars, 
 Mra. Gay- 
 WUkinaon, 
 Miaa Odell, 
 
 Pre§id«"t'. 
 
 \tt\ Oowan, 
 lOt.CbiHM 
 con Coatar, 
 
 benjamin WoIhaiitt#vIkaM Si l(Mi'iii,4I«il|t7 Jones, James A. Miles, 
 AU»n Jk]ti,efm, and Lewia Haestia,J^quirc9., C4.om{nut,ee. .^^^q 
 
 Apr^d^Hi!^ Sociat^.— Hon. Q^firffi ^: Street, P^eaidrntiJomen 
 Taylor," Charles Ffsher, Thomas, Jonas ^ William DaVidsfni.auci R. 
 JB,»]ro«,,^aquirea, Vice Presidents; JSo^^^tf. A. ^^'iimo|:, Secjref!|ry and 
 Treasurer. o« ' 
 
 i?V«</?ric<k»n SioC/Vy qf Saint An4rew.—Uohett GrofnH, ^foire, 
 President; RbKerl FuUon, Esq., l«i Viee Fresidenl; Ch^irTesMcP^ier- 
 son, Esquire,.2nd ditto; John P. T9xloi'r^8<lti|re, Tjr<(asar^l iiAadrew 
 Inches, Ejiqiiire.Secrelary. • ^ ' lu; 'L 
 
 P'rederioton Societij if Saint Patrick.— Uon. Tfio^Ba8•Ba|lne^•Pre- 
 aident; Hon. L. A. Wilmot, Vice President; Si^iqi|eliFl^ins,l^reiasu- 
 
 rer; T. O'Connor. Secretary. ^Ki^^'\''''iri^y'^ '.u 
 
 Frederielon Stieiety qf Saint Oeorffe.—Boti. Geofja Shore, PrefJi- 
 deot ; J. )£. Wooiford and Hon. George F. Street, Vice P/aaidentc; 
 
 Veneralile Archdeacon Coster, Chaplain: Treasurer & Secretary. 
 
 Prfdericton Ubrary.—J. E. Wooiford, Enquire, President; F. E. 
 Beckwith, E.squire, Vice President ; R. Gowan, Esquirei Treasurer 
 and Secretary; Hon. John S. Snunders, and Mark Meedbam, Enquire, 
 Committee; Michael White, Lihrarinn. 
 
 Floral and Horticultural Society qf Sew-Brunvwidc, {at Predane- 
 ton.)— J. E. Wooiford, Ei^quire, Prcs dent; Hon. NeTille Parker and 
 Hon. L. A. Wilmot, Vic^ Presidents; who, with Messrs. Oliver Smith 
 and S. Fleming, cnnatifute ihje Committee of Manat^ement and Deci- 
 sion. -^Geo. Lee, Jun. Esquire, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 COUNTY OF CHARLOTTE. 
 
 Hon. Harris Hatch, Hugh Mackay, H»n. Thomas Wycr, Hon. W. 
 F. W. Owen, John Wilson, and Samuel Abbott, Esquires, Justices of 
 th« Inferior Court of Common Hieah. 
 
 Hon. Harris Hatch. Hugh Mackay, Hon. Thomas Wyer, Hon. W. 
 F. W. Owen, John Wilfton, Samuel Abbott, Peter McCallum, Wil- 
 liam Frankland, Triatram Moore, Patrick Clinch, Charlef R. Hl^the- 
 way, David Mowatt, William Ker, George Porter, WilfviH Fisher, 
 JosHva Knight, William Garnett, Nehemiah Marks, John MeLachlan, 
 James Prink, John Snell, .loho Porter, James Alhee, Josephus Moore, 
 A. J. Wetmore, John McNeil, {qfthe Qtiortirn,) Thos. Moses, Coch- 
 rane Craig, William Baticock, George .MacKay, David A. Rose, Wil- 
 liam Mcintosh, and Church Meivs, Esquirea, Juatices oi the Peace. 
 
 Wellintton Hntrh, Eaquire. Keeper nf the Rolla, aad Clerk of tb« 
 Peace and Inferior Court of Common Pleaa. 
 
 Thomas Jones, Esquire, High S/heriflT. 
 
 David Mowatt, Pstrick Clinch and D. A. Rose, EsquirM, Coroners. 
 
 David W. Jack, Esquire County Treasurer. 
 
 Hon. Harris Hatch, Regiairar of Deeda and Witla. 
 
 The Joaticeo of the Pleas, together with Patrick Ctineh, William 
 Ker, Wilford Fi&her, and Charles R. Hatheway, Eaquires, and the 
 Barristers and Attornies practising in the County, CoaimiaskHiera for 
 taktftg Affidaviia in tha Supreme Court. 
 
 Hugh Mackay, Hon. Thomas Wyer, Samuel Abbott, J. N. Clark, 
 C. R. Kaihewny, W. Fisher, Robert Thnmaun, and Davkl A. Rose, 
 EsouifM, Oomniissionors for taking Bail in the Supreme Conn. 
 
 Hugh Mackay, Tristram Moore, Jamaa ChafTey, Hon. Thoa. Wjer, 
 PeiarMeCailtim, Hon. W. F. W. Owen and Wilford Fiaher, Bsq'rs. 
 Commiftf ioners for solemnizing Marriage. 
 
 WtllAi|ton> Hatch, Esquire, laatif r of Mttriagt Licences. 
 
32 
 
 tk, S. Fry^. Iptf George 
 
 oD,luf:WMj^ 
 
 H. HiOffl 
 
 D. wTjjt^ 
 
 ■nd D^ yT, 
 
 CommOi«d^)>«/orWrecfcece Property in iheCeunttfa^i 
 Hon. Tho*. Wy«Mind Peter SmitQ, St. A^dtewjt; 'fiiclitrl DoggtItL 
 Grind Mnoi^ } l^ai. 3. T. Rofuh^oii, R. T) .. Went UUlU dee, ^ C 
 
 CommaiionergJW Bupyt and tkacomfot the Bml^ Btiy o/ J^ ^ 
 savMquoddy.-rQ. ^. Porter, and J. Frink, Esquires. ^ ^ ^ 
 
 Charlotte County Agrtcuttural Socicty.-'Vr. S. Fryer Pre»i3Wti 
 Honortbl« I^rrls Hat«h and Han. Thomas Wyer, Yicc Prefidtdi^.; 
 VV. uflll^ B$qQire, Treasurer ; D. t). Morri«on» Secretary i Jbseph 
 Walioo; T. 3inia, H. O'Nell, J. Lqchary, J. Turotf, J.- McOnrd^, 
 M. M<)Lfatl«nd S. Getty, Conmniitee. 
 
 Chta^pB County Eni^rant Soeuty.^Uon. H. Hatch, Prttid^^t j 
 Jamea 0oyd, fiiquire, Vice President ; D. W. Jack, Fsquire, Traast- 
 rer; J. McKean. Secretary; ttef. Dr. Alley, Ret. Mr. Qoih'n, Thomat 
 Jones.Pr." S. Frya, R. M. Andrews, Tboonas Turner, T'honas Simei 
 and Hb^ W^F. W. Otren, Directors. 
 
 C. R. Bftiheway. J. H. Whitlock, William Gamett, Jtnws Boyd, 
 Saorae^ Ahhott, Williani McLean, £. Wilton, John McKean, F. Lo. 
 rioian, T. P. Shaw, Daniel Sullivan, W. T. Rose, Rot>ert K«rr, John 
 Parkiaaon and William Whitlock, Licensed Auctioneers, 
 
 COUNTY OF SUNBURY. :^ 
 
 ^•ImSm 
 
 niT"' 
 
 Hon. John Simcoe Saunders, Thomaa O. Miles, Stephen Peabndy, 
 Nsibaniel Hubbard, and Jotin M. Wilmot, EM^uires, Justices of ttte 
 InferiorOeurt of Con^mon Pleas. 
 
 Hon. John Simcoe Saunders, Thomas O. Miles, Stephen PeabtMfy, 
 NatRtfirlel Hubbard, John M. Wilmot, Charles F. Street, Jamea Ttt* 
 lev, George Ha}ward,Gharlea Hazen, {i^th* Quorum,) Wm. HoHv 
 Henry T. Partelow, Thos. Harrison, John PeaiNidy, George Pfieaiiy, 
 Thos. N. Gilbert; and Wm. Burpe, Esquires, Justices of the Peaeet 
 
 John Haien. BsqtHre, High Sheriil*. '''' ^'^ 
 
 CbarUa P. WetDu»re, Esquire, Keeper of the Relle, and Citfk «f 
 the Peace and Inferior Court of Common Pleas. ;^'v^ 
 
 O. U. CuTert» Enoch Barker, and H. T. Partelow, Esq'ra, Cereorerf • 
 
 The Barristers and Attornies practising in the County, tofreraer 
 with H. T. Partelow, Esquire, Commissioners lor takiug* Ai^wviis 
 in. the Supreme Court. 
 
 Henry T. Partelow, Esquire, Commissioner for taking Bait is the 
 Supreme Court. ■ '^'••'-■^ *'«^ 
 
 Tbomat O. Miles, Stephen Peabo^ly, and George Hay ward, Bii|'M, 
 Commissiotiera for solemnizing Marriage. 
 
 Jacob Tilley. Licensed Auctioower. 
 
 Aoan/^l^rca<ion.— Rev. J. M. Stirlinir, A. M., Thos. Q. Milea. 
 CaWinL. Hathewav, H. T. Partelow, and Chas. P. Wettnort, BaoVs. 
 
 TVus/ces qftht Urammar SScAoo/.— Rf>v. aohn M. Stirling, ^^91<i 
 Rev. James Porter, Jacob W. Barker, JNathaniil, FiUbbero; WMe 
 Haj^wsrd, and Ste|ib«n Burpe, Estfulrea. ^J^t 
 
 Sunbury AfpricuUw€U mid Hm^iraHt Society:-^ Hhn^ M'^WilMtttv 
 Enquire, President; Themat O. Iliice, Bsoeire, Viee P wii4tBty€ k >l i. 
 liatheway, Es^ 8tcretary ) Jeha Haieo, Beq.TfeaawiaVr^"*^^ 
 
 
Mi 
 
 Slju|ii^^9b«vtr. UsQoiiw, Hon, Harry Witnr, ftbd tfitlij^ 
 E»Q4ii«#, Jimk^ ttf tn* lofiiriM Cc*m of Uommoti P!«M. 
 
 SiifiiMl 9eovii, Btqiiitt, Boii. Haity r«t«ra, Wnitim fiWhaf, T|(^- 
 niM T. llcwi«lt, Jolift EarU, Chirlcc HurrltoB, (^i^Qiwriflli^lT^ 
 tan Taaaitiia, J«tia llcAllistar, Lawia McOonald, John MalMHit m* 
 taph B. Ptrkiaa, Raoben Holiia, jr. Thamai Murray, RoteriOoMioga 
 aad William n«fr«y, Eaquirat, Ju*licea of iha Paaca. 
 
 ICaitianiai Rulihard Davebar, Baqaira, Bigl> ShariC 
 
 Ttaaathy ft. Waimora, E«^«ira, KMper of iha Rolli, mod CInk of 
 tba Peace and Inferior Coart of Common Pkaa. 
 
 Haarr S. Patara. Ba^niia* Ragiatiar of Daeda iad Will*. 
 
 lakaEarla and Tlwmaa T. Hawlatt, Eiquirea, CoroMra. 
 
 Tba Barrialara aad Altoroiaa practising in iba Connty, tagalhtr 
 with iha Hob. Harry Pletera, Samual Sen? i(, and John Millidga, Ea* 
 quiraa, Curomiaaioncra for taking Bail in the Snprama Covrt. 
 
 Samnal Scotil Bvquira, Hon. Harry Peters, Siaphea OtoldiAg, Wil- 
 liam Pushay, Thomas T. Hawlatt, John Earia, and JoIiq Hiinif«ritt» 
 BMoJfca, <>Mimiaaio«ara for S4ilamniaing Marrii^a. 
 
 Timothy R. Weimora, E«qttira, Issuer of Marriafi Liaaaaea. 
 
 Samuel Majraiand William P. Boonell, t^icaascc AaciioBaan. 
 
 Han. Harry Pnara. Samuel Scovi!, Esquira;Bav. Altrahan Woad, 
 Thomas T. Hawlcti, Timothy R. Weimora, ami N. H. Oatabar, Bb« 
 ^uiraa, Truataaa of lM.€lrammar School. 
 
 Socrilo/'AiiMa/laift.— Hon. Harry Pvura, Hon. Hugh JahaoMB, 
 S^mael Sroril. N. H. Derelicr, T. R. Weunora, Henry S. Patara, 
 and John J. Millid|t, Baquirea. 
 
 RING'S COUiNTY. . 
 
 David B. Watmore, William McLeod, and Thomas Bear, Bi^iiMb 
 Jusiicae of tha lo4arior Court of Common Plaaa. 
 
 David B. Wetmore, William McLeod. Thos. Beer, Tboa. KalabMit 
 Banry ▲. Seovil, John C. Vail, A. C. Branson, John Barbeiia, Bb^ 
 MraatBsiith, Isaac Haviland, ((//A« i^uotum^s Samual Poaier, Jobi 
 Wifbimin, Jahn Briitain, Jamtra Britiain, John Ry#a, JalM Haadtr- 
 aan, aad Philip Naae, Esquirea, Juaiices ol tha Paaca. 
 
 LaBwon Drury, Esquire, High Sheriff 
 
 Edward Bettn Smith, Esquire, Keeper of tha Ralla» aad Clark of 
 tba Fsaaa aad Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Wittiam Simpson, Esquire, Registrar of Wills and Dcada. 
 
 Datld B. Watmora, Genrga N. Arnold, William Froai, and laaae 
 Haviland, Esquires, Coroners. 
 
 David B. Waianora, John C. Vail, and A. C. EvaaaaA, EiqiUat, 
 Commiasionors for tabinv Bail in the Supreme Court. 
 
 ilobn C. Vail aad A. C. EvsuKon, E»quim, and tha Barriatara and 
 Attornies practising In the Cuunty, CummissiiMara (or taking Afllda- 
 viis in ths Snprema Court. 
 
 David B. Wetmora, WillisM McLeod. Heory A. Scovfl, aad Mft 
 C^_Vail, Esfuiiiaa, Comaaisaioners for Rolemniaina Marriaga^ 
 ■ "" " T Marriage Licaiio««i); 
 
 and B. B. Smith, Biq«lrMt 
 Villiaoi W. Walker, Tiustcac 
 ofiba G«iiiM»ar ScbaoL 
 
 Baard q^ ^BAieaW en.^ David B. WatMMra. Bdwsrd 8..6mi(h, WU* 
 Mam Sirapsa», B»|a)Na, aad Rav. WiUiaM |L JaaviU 
 
 ■ 
 
 \jt vail, Ksaniraa, uomaaisamners lor rok 
 
 JiamrdJB. Smith. Bttauira, Insusr af R 
 . 11 1|MliMra, William Simjwoa. ai 
 Rav. i^iam B. Scovil and Rav. Wi 
 
m 
 
 King\Vpuntit Mnig^rti \Satiet^.^yii%{irfi' Simpson. Esquire, 
 
 MoUie 
 
 
 .iB<i^,Wiiivi;|ll te'tiiLy' 
 
 ilhli'i'i f/ HI 
 
 
 Rttf^s Smitbv B«qotr«, Vbin. Wililftm Crane, NoRii Atniw £. B«te- 
 fiir#.IVJ IVitltaikDWiiUoit, Ecquke, Ju&ticts of ilie Inferior Ctmrt! of 
 Cdinmoii! Pleas. ^ * . r, . ; 
 
 fiurdft Simlft{rE;«iq«tiie, iCon. WtlIi»ni^G«an«-, Hoo^t Attint E. Bhts- 
 furd, Wr(Kttnr>^M9i Jaijneft Sffyr«, IH)iUt>:Palmer, John SiDitbii Bill 
 QM i ^i|io H, -HaviiM».K. Tnioman, Lewis Trite!«,WiHiain Chajtman, 
 Gyii^4Slfe»««,FBter>iMi!j>rll9R, Robert Svoii^'^J^hn (Dhapinan^ Wtl* 
 Jiain C. Sfntm,' Daniel Haniiigi^Qt Johii TVetiitolin^ G«ar$re Oultno, 
 Jte(M)h^AiVard, Junior, GtfM«e Pitfitttl, TtionoMtGilh^tt, (fftke^ii^iio. 
 ](Wii4HJ*^i^Hirftert«on,: Tllmium Princct^ Jantea Wailace^jr,, Jamea 
 Brewsier, Elisba Peck, SilAinel; Biadt aad PtuIip'Qliafinaif,Eaqiures^ 
 JusMcea^fflMi'fltellfv;. .' ' ^..n. n ... .^- 
 
 WiHiain P. Sl;yl«f Enquire, Hi^ Slierifl'^ q»r « .*t r «-, . *« .A 
 
 «^Ml». JS<i«f«r(VB.Qtiaa<tleir. Keeper a fi ha Bolls,, sad .C^erfc o^ilkt 
 iMls^'aM MMorvCaiiH o(,Coiiimnn; Pi«aa^ , > n ' 
 
 Andrew W, Weldnn, Eis^uire, H^i^iraJ? ofiDv^dflt and Wilts. ^ 
 
 p|tihii»Bi'aeU«id,Aiidrev,V\^Won»'fii'*q*M^ 
 
 •iRttrtta'Smhh, JoUn Smith, William Wilibi*, EUsha Pdck, EsqiirriBfSf 
 iln the Barmtiers and A'liornies ;Sracii$iiis in^ ih$ Couiijty,, Coiiunis* 
 aioners for tflkins Affidavits in the Suplrerhe Court. 
 
 -WWftHf Smfflf, E¥q»}»^, Hon. William Gra«>fr, Hon, A«»fl»E. Boti- 
 ford, William Wilson, iLewrMTifitea, E**n ^IfCtelan, Jamea Robert- 
 son, Robert Godfrey, ahd'Elisha I^eck, E^quir^a, Cominiseioners fmr 
 »ilil*|i#kirhfrvhe Supreme Gdori J ' >'»' - ,* / ti ' * fv hN C 
 Hon. B. B. Chandlef, IiUuef of Blirrtaft# ClifWi«#«. » h t^^^ ..-s^ , 
 f*!!^ if<initl»,>W!ilttam Cbflpmaof (loni William Crane-, Bill Gblf)- 
 p(M\ &ie«/>i« 'pPH(e«, Roheri S«ett) Jahtf Snfiiih", Peter ASteClehini'aQd 
 jlMt» Ttenho4i», Bsqiiirest'ConMii^siooera for aoleinfn^isiag Marriafr*. 
 
 :i^re^'^§Md^e, janior, George PiUfleW^ George WoodwoTth, TJm»- 
 maa E. Oulton, jtm|ori> h'tiiry. Li^iBfistoee and Eoocti Sijl^a,'LiMbi^ 
 AQc;tioi).«er9. ': - ^; 
 
 • J#rtie»M$rbe^ OomnMBMOncr of Bttoya ani^Beaeoiw, ShedU[0'."^>« 
 
 Btard qfJ!(ht9Q(iotW''^.ufii9 Smith, E<q»ire. |io6. Amoa El Baitf- 
 fo|4iHc«i. Et B..phat¥Jler, Rev. JiJbo Black,,RVr. ,Jo*eoh CfaifdiUI, 
 roc P. Gatilere'aii, ReV. Wm. ftendfrson, artd, Jo<i^))h ^.vai-a, Esq. 
 
 Comnwsicner$ of SetDers.— lsMc Gtons, Isaac StpeVc^aod Da weorr 
 ^W^i^^nlrH, Palish <»firi|l!4f.oroofth; William P. Weill, 'Jo*?hua 
 "~ AviM; E^qulrea,J^ri8h_ftrBAiVford; Getoige 
 
 Mniii and Joseph 
 
 Peieffiuer, Rlch- 
 
 vd J^Mf nisoo. aud iobo jGeorit^ Aillata. Sp<(t:iaJI;C9ii>d\isiay9ners.for the 
 
 mMSl>4ieiy -^T<Nlfl6A:ir#rd, j«o.. Esqi.iie. 
 
 TinalW/jndJIdaaiQ. AviM; Esquirea, Pariah of BAi 
 CffiViSiali, Part»KeJ'}>ri'reMrt6rWnd'*tid SuckVille; Pei 
 
 fiirilihea of WeMmbrlffl^ ""^ Sackvllle. 
 
 WeatAdrland,tfm0t'Mihi^S6iieiy-^\ -, , - 
 
 Roll. Wf^Criojc, Hon.E; B. Chandter, Ttio|ii4o« 5(%¥| 
 tod iI"\VtlI«^^ 
 
 iS^'Si^ 
 
 Jojinii 
 JohttfN-i 
 lison, Ei 
 
 John-. 
 John Pr 
 John T. 
 
 DeW^F 
 C. Altar 
 
 H.,a I 
 
 Benjami 
 John Po 
 Aietand 
 Leslie, a 
 
 J#nl 
 ;4.Hon. ' 
 Peaoa an 
 
 J^mes 
 
 ». n. I 
 
 WilUa 
 
 Cunard, 
 
 for takin 
 
 John r 
 
 Jenifa L 
 
 in ll»Cc 
 
 Court. ' 
 
 Alexaii 
 
 Cbmmis! 
 
 Han. 1 
 
 L. Ha^ 
 
 Alexan 
 
 James 
 aiid R(i*. 
 Gramiik^i 
 
 Bow4 
 
 WrighV, 
 and Jame 
 
 «'%'"*' 
 H. Canaa 
 
 wardWij 
 
 TbeH< 
 (Sarg^R, 
 tera.jr. E 
 land and ' 
 
 J^bD w 
 
 WilUltoi 
 WUliu 
 
 ■sft*»v 
 
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 iOpr 
 
 
 «l^»Vaitir;HbA: Joseph CbrhAI/Johiil^e^Mh^^^^ 
 liaon, Esqaifes, Justices of iho iofprior CbUri of CdtMihon Pf^al"^ ' 
 Jobo^DeOf John ilobfn»on, William W rights Alexiindiar 0iti4i^B, 
 
 DeW. Fraser, Abraham Mdore, Robert Leslie, JohA J, botltfI4, Tto. 
 C. Allan, Alexander McLaggan, Thos. W. Underbill, Dattd GrooMr,' 
 H.iQ. 0. Gatmaa/ Wm. Leison. Phiiieas Willi8tQii> Jisiniet Hi«?Iilty, 
 Benjamin Stjrmist, jr. John McDonald, John Crupnagtf, Jartd To^tr. 
 John PAfter. Jotn M. Johnson, (</ ike Quorum^) VM^tklt McMl? 
 Aietander Davidson, jr.* Peter Morii^on, Thomas. Wllloligliby, «|Mui 
 Leslie, and James L. Priee, F<quires, Justides of thfe'Peact'. V, ^ 
 
 Jf^nM. Johnson, Esquire, High Sheriff. 
 
 4 Hon. Thomas H. Peters, Keep» of ih» Rolls, «tid:Cleik Of itH 
 Peaoeand Inferior Court of CumniOD Pleas. . ^ ^ 
 
 J^mes Wright ant^ Mariio Cranny. Esquires, CorN.(fc1M. 
 
 J. A. Street, Esquire, Registrar of Deeds and- Wi^ls. ^ 
 
 Wiltiiim Lorh, John Nesmith, Alex&nder DAvidson. Hon. JbttpU 
 Cunard, Roitek' Doak, and John J. Daoatd, Eiquires, Q9valB^Mi^iai0t]L 
 for takinc 0a i I in the Supreme Court. > '>vV. V 
 
 John Nesmith, Hon. Joseuh Cunard, Robert Doak, J4hn J'.'DAMtii 
 James L. Prtce, Esquires, and the Barristers and Altorjliesjyr^aiiif 
 in the GouQiy, Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the 9opf«rilir 
 Court. ■ ' ■" \ 
 
 Alexander Goodrellovf, Dohald McKay and Robert Doak, Ei^irfHlSf' 
 Commissioners for solemnising Marriage. 
 
 Hon. Thomas H. Peters, Issnet of Marriotre Licences. 
 
 L. Hawholi. Commisaioner of Buo^ and Beacons in Miraihichi. i 
 
 Alexander Key, Enquire, Health Officer for the Port of MiMtnielri. 
 
 James Gilfiiou^. H. Canard, Wm. Cbrman, and J. WVigbt^Di^W, 
 Slid Rdt. SamOet Radon antt' Rei^. JobO MeCardy, Trustee*- of fli* 
 GramtA^r ildchddt. ,.»! t.**, 
 
 Boi!W(f of Education.— Bon. Joseph Cunard, J. A. S^KfetrJ^lil^i 
 Wright, Hon. T. H. Peters, Rer. Samuel Bacon, Rev. J. MtOttt<lfi 
 and James Miller, EsqMii'e. , 
 
 Mmmichi Ji^m'gralion Society.— J. A. Street, Esqaire. |V«sidiiit; 
 H. v^nard and A lexsnder Rankin, Esquires, Vice Presideuti t^ Bir 
 ward Wiilistoa and J. M, Jobuson, jr. Secretariea ; GeorgaJterTi Btf)- 
 qi^irt, 1>eMurer, « •i,' 
 
 The Hon. Joseph Ounard, Alextinder Rankin, Esq. AUftan^etllLyri 
 (SargiON,) tM Rev. P. X. Lafiance, George Kerr and Ohirles h Pf * 
 ters.jr. Enquires— doard of Health for the Counties of NarilHiqilPtf* 
 land and Gloucester, under the Act of 7th Vic. cbap, 39.. V ,;^ » 
 
 " ' I'lriiniitu 
 
 
 ,. 17. uf BOUNTY OF KENT. 
 
 jdabn Wheaten and George Pagan, Esqo ires, Justice of tti« |iilWior 
 
 Jbb^^l#a,aeAi^ l^«|f n, Jehn iaf4ioe . Johfi Bnw|er.Wi1lMm 
 
 Aaoimm,) kntt J^nes LOVtg, iSsoaiws. JM*liOtt ofilk Mcc. 
 WilliMB A. Black, EHuiro, Hyii Bbtriir. 
 
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 ••4 Inferior Coari of Cftniiin^% Pl«iM. . , , . , ,i \ ,,>» 
 
 Jainet Long. Esquire. Coroner. » ..a Vv..r 
 
 tlWw |Wl»J*e^^0lT^^^ . 
 
 Hod. John W. Weldon, Issuer or Inarriafe Licencea. 
 ^llrt|lhWIW«ll*Ml»/*r4iRf, W«Ui«in Ittaningcon and Ipbo Ba^^^r, 
 Biqoirea, CommisaioneN for SolemnizhisJUarriage. [ ' ^ ', ', 
 
 &^% (ji^|j%Mfli|* and ,Jwne»^. Priee, E»gMir^, iVj^^i^^ 
 
 f Crown Lanoa, and SeiziDg Officert. 
 
 Samuel Aaron, Aactioneef. 
 
 . ^rdqf^dueation.'-Jnfkn Wlieten, G^^ Pa'gtn, Mh J^liM^ 
 Uituii«y.^Rd^'!}.^. Werddn, R«f. Jaima Hamiar, R«v. Joaepb 
 
 ^•^-^ irWftmiHttf Sttool—Hoft. John W. Weldon, a«*rg« 
 C«((ifirej;ttji4 tn« RW. Jamea Hann 
 
 ^'AgricMuirca ^^bcMfy.—^Oeorce Pagan. Ctfijulire; President ; the 
 Rev. Jamea Hannaj, Hon. J. W. Weldon^ Thoriias PnWelt. WilliaM 
 H|iif4||l6n, WrllMin M*L«od, and Allien B. Smhli, EEsqalraa, Vice- 
 Praaidentti tJbvidf Wark, Seceetary and Treasurer ; Jame* L«>nf, 
 John Clarb, ThoimK Johnson, Jamea HiMchti»son« Joseph Doheriy, 
 Wm. Oofaartf, Robert Dysart, John Carruibers, James Tbttrrat« 
 Comaaittae. ApiUMil Meauas» Second Thura tar in January. 
 
 Kent County Emigrant iSbetefy.— Hon. J. W. Weldon, President^ 
 G^evrte Pagan;'Biiqttire, Vice-Preaident i — — — , EV*qiMrer Uccretary ; 
 Davfd Wark, Esquire, Treasurer; J(ib» Wheiea, WjIUmd M'LeOd, 
 Mn ;raMiii^. Wm. Chandler. Mm P. Kord^ Jaoiea Loot, Rev. Jas. 
 HliiMty, L. DesBriaajr, and William Caie, Diieclors ; Thomas Joha- 
 aloir, i^Shn^Ciirk, John Thorrat, Geo, Holder, laaae Sewarhy, David 
 HfwHik, William Beck, John Carrmhera, /obn Slenbenaeo, iobn 
 Kii^jiak, Md Albert B. Smith, Aasisiante. A\ v 
 
 COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER 
 
 i ' 
 
 (li||;^JMFiapr^^/oiie|^f|ead. John Miller, William Napier, and Joba 
 Wvaer, Esqiiireay J'ustices ol the Inferior Cmtrt of Coiiimon 1>leaa. 
 
 Ilogh Monro. Josfph Read, John Milter, Wm. NHpie'r, JohhFriiier, 
 
 « J|i|i|||tfack|^filK Benjamin Dawson, Hoory W. Baldwin, P J. N. 
 
 l^ifi'taretq, J^onn Ri^Wy, John Dorair, Robert RoKinron, I'bUiiiaa M. 
 
 IMiiois, Wm. Stephens, and T^omaa Pa lie, (0/ the Q«>or«Hik> and 
 
 (lMi|M|t Scverft, ,Ei*a(l,i|^<*, JuMtcca 0fihe Peace. 
 
 > Hf ncJ^W. BhidwlH, e«itfi^e. High Sheriff. 
 
 WUliain End, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolb,aBd Clerk of the Peace 
 and Inlerinr Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 M. W. Baldwin^ E<«q«iira, Registrar of Decdaand Wilis. 
 
 Thos. M. Debloi«, E«quire, C<>uuty Trcaaurer. 
 
 Hnfiert Gordon, Esquire, Coroner. 
 
 Jo«eph Read. B«nj. Dawson, Jamea Blackstock, Gko. Sweet, Jamea 
 Doran, Jamea Young, and Robert Rqhtnaun, Eaquires, Conmiasiuuera 
 for taking Bail »nd Affidavita in thei^upr^ma Coort. 
 •^ Wftliem End. Riehard Carman, Joseph Read, and Beoj. Da»so»^ 
 l^^uirea, Oemmidsioaera for taking Affidaviiaki thi tSttprcaw Oaww 
 
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 ICsau 
 
 
 Win. Napilr, 6«iit 'Daw»i!iB, WiA. Mcoti^iiiBJ Jdhi^|»«M|,'>£.i. 
 «cnMd AiictioD«crt. ' ' ' • '■ - ' « '^"^ 
 
 iDissioi)«r$ of Biitfyf iQd lleacimi. ^ • ' ^ ^^ ' V;; ' 'T 
 J. R«ad, H. W. Baldwin, arid R Ferj^aiiH^, ^^H, CMMbf. 
 
 erf of Sicli and DiaahlMl iieamen't Fund. ^j i vk- 
 
 H. W. Uildwiii, fi«<)«trf, CammiMiMer ^ Wiatlif Md^ DifjelipC 
 
 J«ho.FiM«, Eiiqoire, AgMt for Llffyd«i;f;*""^''^/^ --;^;*^ '"^'^^ 
 6f/oi/c«f<er Affrtcu/ftirai ^te/y.—Wtiliani S(9VCfl«. l^qniti^ !»% 
 •ident; Joseph Read, and Francia Ferf«a«o, Yi<)^P>^>4f"* * 
 
 •ident; Josepn Kead, and Francia lfvrc«a«o, y|oa-PN!aK|!raif«| % 
 W. B»tdwiff» Secretary 9>Ki Treasurer} SaanttelLi $i«4M>, Al^fMM*T 
 AnderHon, R. Dawson, AVifi. deacon, Woi. llulloy, Wm, ^Nfflfl^f 
 John Chalmers. Michael O'Brien, Alexander Raitt, Onflo JQ|rt, 
 S^>«inuel Broxn, Jobii Morriton, Commitie^. ,.- " If- 
 
 CfiouCiuUr Emiffrant Society. —V. Ferguson, fi^K^uif*, Prtfi^^i 
 W. Stevens^ £»qui re, and Mr. R. mwsoo, Vioe-Preiiidents;^,J(l]^],f^< 
 fialdwm, E^quJre, Secretary and t*reBaarcr. '>i\,; 
 
 x=£: 
 
 ;tet: 
 
 =» 
 
 j^ 
 
 ^\^^,,,J::';'vcnmTY op carleton. -f^^^ 
 
 B. C. Betrdsley:, R. Keichnn, tnd J. DiMrlne, fiaqninc, Ji<a|ifff»*f 
 0)0 litferiar^Cottfi o( Conaniott P4eas. in.v btv^f' 
 
 e. G. Beardtlcf , R. Keieiiun, J. Upbatn, J. A. M«cta«^|fn,i^|fii«* 
 Rrown^ J. Dihlilee^ Adeaa Sbarpe, Francia Rice, L. R. C^oomliMiiiliJN 
 Ketebiiin,i' Bedell, jr., A. N. Garden, R. 8. Oeaiill, Sam%'He^ 
 C. A. Hjunmond, H. Baird. Asa Uploo, P. M. Bedell, IVjNn. »• 
 {nfihe i^uorum.^ A. S. Carman, J. M. Connell, Cb|i% r«lHrt>J 
 Notile, R. D. Beardslejr, S. fistabrook% Cbaa Conneil, and F. iMnp- 
 
 lioa«e. enquires, Jesijces of the Peace. 
 
 F. VV. \Vjn*l«w, EnqiiiM, Hi^b SbMriC 
 J. S, McB<>aib and J. Uraeen, Deputy Sbcriffs. 
 
 J. F. VV. 
 
 A. K* 8. \)retinore« Esquire, Keeper of tbe BvHe^and jCfiaMti^nie 
 >ace.«pd Inlerior Courlof Cotnmoo Pleaa. ' '^^^■^ . > -<»rf»> 
 
 Q. ArBedeJl, Esquire, ReitUtrar of Oeedatnd^rillaV^'^^^ . 
 
 J. Be^, 0, CenneU, J. gnaraon, asd C. R. Upjis^ li^lif^ 
 
 Peace 
 
 
 Coroin>r||b. 
 F. B. DiliMre, Esq4iire» Ooonlf Trfftnrer. ,-,v.P'.«no- 
 
 Tiie Ba^riMera and AMornins practifiog iq tlw CemifL/M fiier 
 
 C. Anireaux, and Benjamw Bcveridte, Baqjnil^, C<^aMuiiM 
 
 for tskias Affidavits in the l3iiprei|M Ceart. , .,.:?, 
 
 R. Keicl|»qu,Js,Dil,M«e, J. fedfll. /. ^rnwn^/L, % G^*fc^ 
 
 Feveridge, and Asa \3ifMfk, E»qairea, Cdi«i0»iaiuta«r« %, S^ttnijilaC 
 
 Wiljiaot, Enquires. 
 
 ^ti^^ 
 
. B.Shtrpe, A. S. C«rinao,tDd A. 
 
 B«deU, C. Connelli R. BDjEtitli, A 
 
 if. Plpliee, JTlf. ^oiinftf], 6. A. dual idfe, Asa Upjion.J^s'.llIeichuin, 
 t^n^ 3. Sharpe, Vice-Presidents ; R. English, Treasitrer ; Chas.^erley, 
 piiwnap«B4u)f < S«GK»(fry i <9. F. Williams, Recording Secretary; 
 («M». Clowes, S. Hayden, J. C. Sqaires^ W. Halleit, J. Huubinsun, 
 .C^^IlSil^PMryviViM Charles Hfimm^Dd, Commiitee. 
 
 *»»*^'*''* COUNTY OF RESTIGOUCHE: 
 
 a ■ 
 
 Botert Pergoson, John Montgomery, and Bujald Stewart, Esi|aiKes^ 
 ^jWtioMAC-i^e InfAviOT Court of Common Pleap. 
 
 .I^qo«r|,Foiigpaiun, Jobp JMootgoinery, l).ttftald Stewart, Adam Fer- 
 flliMil, William Fiemingf, Peter Stewart, Arthur Ritchie, Archibald 
 ^fl»My,iame8 Paul, Petei Sulberland, aod Joseph Uuiiier, Eiqrs. 
 Jalilic««onh^P<9Ce. 
 
 John U. Campbell, ESs^ire, High SheriflT. 
 ■ Anniiav Barberie, Esf}ture, Keeper of the Rolls and Clerk of the 
 JPtace aod Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Andrew Barberie, Esquire, Registrar of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 Donald Stewart, Esquire, County Treasurer. 
 
 Hugh Montgomery, and Aleiander Campbell, Esquires, Coroner*. 
 
 Robert Fergaaov, £H^ald ^itewart, Petfr Stewart, James Paul, and 
 the Barriaters and Altornies practising in the County, Commissioners 
 for taking AffidaTita in the Supreme Court. 
 
 Andrew Barberie, Esquire, Issuer of Marrlase Licenoos. 
 '•IMwrl #'«rgiifOfi, John Montgomery, «nd William Fleming, Es- 
 qutrw, Commissioners for Bolemnixing Marriage. 
 
 Jobs Motifgomery, Donald Stewart, and Adam Fer«u«on, Eequires, 
 CTlMhmisslbners for Buoys and Beacons for the Port of Delhoueie. 
 
 Jobn Montgomery, and Arthur Ritebie, Esquires, Commissioners 
 for tlia Sick and Disabled Seaman's Fund. 
 
 DoAlId McLeod, HaH)0ur Master, Campbelliown. 
 
 John U. Campbell, Robert W. K«lly, and Alexander Camplcll, 
 Licensed Auctioneers. 
 
 *' ■ P%rntant$ Jbr DaMot/eftf.— Andrew Barberie. James M. WiUon, 
 Joh» U. Campbell, Patrick Oreen, Theophilus DekBrisav, Joseph 
 Hunter, Dugald Stewtrt, Wm. Hsmillon, and Wm. a. Smith, Eaq'rs. 
 
 'i'mKiirift^ OE»mfAe//fon.---Roltert Rilcbia, James Stewart, Uo 
 bert H.] Montgomery, Chipman Boisfurd, Alexander Caa»pbell, Alex- 
 ander Ferguson,, and James S. Morse, Ksquires. 
 
 TVtttfeea (if the Rttligo^mhe Oratntnar iS^rAoo/.— Jolm Montsromery, 
 Ddcald Stewart, Chipman Botsforil, and Andrew Barberie, Esquires. 
 
 Roard of EijtuaitU>n.—^9n. Jame^ Steven, John Mnnifomerr. An 
 draw Barfierie, Cbipmin Botsford, Joseph Hunter, and Donald Stew 
 art, Bsqulres. 
 
 ttfligoMGhe Agricultural doqicty, c»tabU$Jied 9th Jnnuanj^ lfl40 - 
 Robert rerguson, E^squire, Prenidenl ; HuRb Mnntgnmcry, and An 
 drew Barbaria, Esquires, Vice-PrenidentSi Duaald Stewart, BnQuirs, 
 Setiretary and Treastirert Artbur Ritchie, Joseph Hunter, V\ iilisni 
 Flaming, David Mclntosb, and Thomas Biralay, Ctmmiltte. Aniiuil 
 Meetiflg- First Tataday iu January. 
 
 ••"^t. 
 
89 
 
 HER MAJ£37¥'& CH&I^OMS: r«.c^i^ 
 
 Port of Saint JoHir.—Uettnr Bowyer Staith, >1^kiimr^/€^lM» 
 tor ; jGeocge HtuniUoti Bmtth, Eaqtifre; Liii^iiig fit^vi^ttr^-^t. 
 VVolk^r, ^^^ir9, Waiter aad ^leitfohbt' r Javies rB. Lv«ii;ilO|„rfiii^ 
 
 ?uire. Waiteit and Beancher; JToba ho'tu;maA4, Tide (^w^^tof; 
 VUHwn Wbtteside^ let Clerk ; WillUm^afiti^-iM€)erir/^0i6l*f 
 Carnugton, 3d Clerk. " ., ' -. •» 
 
 Charles Drury, Esquire, Admeasurer of Sh^>s and VeM«kko 
 
 Warehouse bepartment. — ^Williani Striii^r, Bsquire. Mfare^o^ 
 Keeper ; Tbomaa V. Marter, Eeqaire, and fi. Harter, LocKe^. 
 
 Sub'CoUectors.'yJamea ^avfe, Esqutre, Porahaf^fr; Jolio Mae* 
 hedie, Esquire, Dafhon.^ie { 'JDavid sWayne, Gsqulre.'t^icbibnclo ; 
 Henty E. l>ibb!ee, Enquire, Wdodstddc; liioinaa M. Df^foia, 
 Esquire, Bathurst; J. Blackball, Acting, Cki'aquef;^— under 'the 
 principal OfHc^rs of Her M uje'styVCdstotns at tba Port of St. John. 
 
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 Port of Miramiciii.— Henry Wrigbt, Esquire^ QoHector ; Jo* 
 Acph Dean, Esquire, principal Waiter ana Searcher; Bidiard 
 Hockin, Clerk;— under the principal Officers of Her Ui^otty^a 
 Customs at tho Port of Saim John. 
 
 Port of Saint An-drrws. — Alexander Grant, 'Esqnlre, CoDee- 
 tor; C. V. roster, Esqnire, I^nmng Snrveyor; ^. Ker, Etonira, 
 Acting Waiter and Searcher ; Willkiin flUmanj^lliMiivrire. Ait ^leHc 
 and Warehou«o Keeper. • . ' 
 
 StUhColiecUn.—^D. Bennett, llaqniM, Clatn^o/PeH»; -^ «-'^-r, 
 Ktquire, Saint Stephen; CochrM Craig, Ee^nire, Grand -Mailaii; 
 A. J. Wetmore, Esquire, Saint George. 
 
 PROVINCIAL REVENUE. 
 
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 inp* 
 
 Beverley Robinnon, Esquire, Province Trtamt w " / Saint Mm.) 
 
 Deputy Troa4ur«r9.-^08eph Book, Enquire, Fl^di6r1et<^ ; Daiiid 
 W.Jack, I'^squiro, Saint Andrews ; A. J. Wetnlore«'EiK]^iire,Diint 
 George; Thumns Moses, Esquire, West Idles; iRobett Wall|»pi, 
 Esquire, Saint Stephen; Hon. Thomas H. Petere, Miramidlt ; 
 Hon. Jehn W. Weidon, Richibnoto ; Denied HatiiiM;tb», EMIrilt, 
 Slisdiic ; John McAlmon, Bsquire, lAop^vMsfkK Boward "wkMl, 
 Esquire. Westmorlnnd; William Carver, Elifiire, DorcdMMlVr ; 
 Dugald Stewart, Lsquire, Restigouche ; John Miller, Esqsift* &• 
 liiurst; Bill Chappell, Esquire, Bay Verte; H. J^ PibUee, Es< 
 quire, Woodstock ; Codhran Craig, Esquire, Grand Manao. 
 
 TreoMury Clerk at Skititt JoAn— Henry Whiteside. 
 
 Tide Sumifort at Saint JoAn—BeojamioC. Cbltloner, Mdjf.^. 
 Carmichael. ^ '^ 
 
 (huLgtn andM^eightfof Dutiabk Arii(k$,^tii9fmmm Cp t^- 
 loner, at Saint John : David W. Jack, aiaamt AodrmwM W4lw 
 Carman, at Miramicbi. 
 
IS 
 
 Tide Waittni — Stajphen Humbart. Xohii Abraim, Tbomas Grif' 
 
 ^' 4tM» f^^CoSbJTt ll< d^lKfby. X)l«Mai R^biou, D^Mi^^Orrigan, 
 
 and i. FitzpntncK Saint John ; William Payn*, .'v[Rj«d«i;i&ton *, 
 
 Edmund WaU», St. SteplMNi ^ Charles McDonald, Reatigonche : 
 
 v»lW3t*aliMt|iii«,«|id Williaiii Stoo|s St. Ai|«lrwir^,.W«Ui»m Car- 
 
 mii, MilMPichiri J^ltuiMpdet Andanon, ^athiiist; £<v4,:f tewart, 
 
 «o ^MliMAi«$ Q«org« Sivirot, aenior,- l^tuppfgna imi-Cvdiwiuet ; 
 
 i.Js»;Cniisti»,.CoiimyarCarletiQ». ,-i»rJ" 
 
 ~'iiffuiuMnMOp DtfTUBLB ARTicuES.'-Saiiti Jpht—Gtiotge D. 
 RobinaiHl, MdlMiiao Woodward, Csqnirea} Cmtifh^ of Charmte— 
 H^te. TbooM* Wyer. Jane* W. Street, and William Gamett, Es- 
 r'j,\^vrm4'8mkU AfMwM; B. Fitacgerald, Robert Ker, and WilUam 
 t €Motk C^ mf & BtU ti: JnatmWetroore. Gideon Knight, and Hugh 
 JfeCaUum, m^gafmadamc; Cooat/ of Carleton— Cbarlea Puitey 
 
 auiliMA RillflH 8.PemilLy uv ,• '" / i.> .«' yiv.^ Mi i'?3» 
 
 ;':;:^;| jjj /' ;^ OFHCE OP AUDIT-<FRtDKRicTOK.) • 
 )/,^'. |v .« ^^^" fion. Frederick P. Robinion, Auditor General. 
 
 ^^oi«b«r, ?* , POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. i"^*«'^- 
 ifdftn ||owa, Esq. Deputy Pottmaater General in New Brunivrick. 
 
 JunLit (Office at Saint John.) jh) 
 
 T. B. Lang, Evq. Surveyor; lamea Ilopley, IM Clerk ; W.D. 
 French, 8d Clerk ; V. B. Hutchben, 3d Clerk. 
 
 ' ToUmoMUn in Nem-Bnmmmek.'-Wii\iM,m B. Phair. Eaqnire, 
 Frederictffn ; William F. Bonnell, junior, Eaqnire, Gacetown; 
 George F. Campbell, Esquire, St. Andrews; David A. Rose, Es- 
 quire, St. Stephen ; Peter Clinch, Esquire, St. George ; Christo- 
 pher Miltier, Eequire, Dorchester ; James Caie, Esquire. Chat- 
 nam, (Miramiehi,) ; Hugh Monrell, Esquire, Newcastle, (Mirami- 
 abi); William Bowser, Esquire, Richibucto ; Thomas M. Deblois, 
 Fiqu twi , Bathunt ; Riebard English, Esquire, Woodstock; Wii* 
 b. Ji Simpson^ Esquire, Kingsten ; E. A. Vail, Esqnire, Sussex 
 Vale; Dogald Stewart, Esquire, Restigonche; J. Costigan, 
 Esquire, Grand Falls; P. C. Amereaux, Esquire, Madawaska; 
 Akaander Lockbart, Enquire* Quaco ; J. R. MucPlierson. Esq. 
 (homocto ; A. Campbell, Esquire, Campbelltown ; Justus Earle, 
 Eaqnire, Hampton; W. C. Smiih, Esquire, Shediao} William 
 Steadman, Esquire, Bend of Pelitcodiac. 
 
 PROVINCIAL VACCINE ESTABLISHMENT. 
 
 CnUral Station-^Saint John. 
 
 Hie Eieetlency the Lieutenant Governor, and Her Mnjesty*s 
 Caoaeil, Patrons of the Institution ; Hon. Wui. Bla^k. Director 
 •f tb« lottitution. Committee: Fredericton— Hon. William F. 
 fMfU i St. Andrews— Rev. Jerome Alley, D. D. ; Vaeeinmting 
 itirfmm George P. Peters, M. D.. Saint John; FrtderiotoQ— 
 Ibt Iftdiaal Ofioer in charge of the Troops^ 
 
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 nas Grif' 
 
 i^oache : 
 liim Car- 
 Stewart, 
 ftfWlttet} 
 
 ttorge D. 
 iarfotte-^ 
 raett, Ea- 
 WilUam 
 lid Kngb 
 m. PtsiUy 
 
 Mo'? 
 
 I. 
 
 runivriek. 
 
 k;W.D. 
 
 Eaqnire, 
 Ngetown; 
 Rom, Es- 
 
 Cbritto- 
 ire. Chnt> 
 (Mirami- 
 . Debloifl, 
 tKsk; Wil- 
 e, Biitiex 
 Costigan, 
 dawaiUca ; 
 ton. Enq. 
 ia§ Earlt. 
 
 Willian 
 
 Mnjoaty*! 
 Director 
 /illiam F. 
 'aeeifwting 
 dcrtctoik-* 
 
 i'i Waiiinrlr.'"9ti%«t« {Oliimillaii,> RobM^ f\%MM)f> Jtfllii V. 
 
 '^^Thttlial^; HiStikiy I!«i#fer> I^v«rat H. DtfYvbe^, HoHiy^iflilberr, 
 
 John Owens, John Ward, junibr, and^Icnafo W»edv*Wti,'l^fbire8. 
 
 '-^\Joltr>^'> V ,8UPERVISO|lS OF GREAT QOAI^^i j io)) 
 
 '1 Robert MattlM«r, EAntire— Saint John to Hafwvri^ M¥kk, and 
 c> BdleintotuSt.i»tint srwa Botsford, ENq<vtra^-4ltj^w«nl^ MiiU 
 
 : < «) tho Nova Seotia line, and Shediao to Pett t ctydi ao t ««dffi« An- 
 ': tlem>». Caqnire— St. John to St. Aadrewi. and the YorkriiKe Ta- 
 vern to Corry's, or Douglas Arms, on tho'Neropli Road; WilUani 
 Fr: ^<:y, Enquire— Doiif las Arma, on the Nerepia Road, to the 
 Cro^ r*o,and Nerepia to Gagetown; Beverley Joiiett, Eaqnire 
 r^'i. u< eto to fredericton, and Fredericton to Band of Petitco- 
 dla : . ..exander Gtiiodfenovr, Esqnire— Newcastle tb Fredericton, 
 Fredericton to Woodstock, and Woodstock to liontton ilatnes 
 A. Madanchlan, and James Ketehnm, Esgnirea — Woodstock to 
 the Arestook, and Arestook to the Grand Fails ; L. R, Coombes, 
 E«qah'e— Grand Falls to the Canada line ; NathaniM IfHbbnrd. 
 Es<)ui re— Fredericton to the Finger Board ; L. B. Rain^ford, £s- 
 . quireT-^Fredericton to St. Andrews, and W»«rei|^.ta ft.^te^hens, 
 and Oak Bay to Eel River; William Chandlar, Es()uire—Dor- 
 , Chester to Shediac, and Shediac'to Richibuoto;. D«vm| Crocker, 
 
 , , Esqnire— Htchibiicto to Chatham, Newcastle to Baibiin^^aod Ba- 
 thnrst to Campbelltown ; James Wallace, Junior, fisquire-^Salk- 
 l^ur/ tp Ui^pewell. 
 
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 EMIGRANT AGENTS. 
 
 Saint JalM-^Mof>e» H. Perlev. Esquire, ChierAgMit.-*«Ili other 
 
 parts or the Province the Deputy Treaaurara<aaa jptf%^,)i^<!^ 
 as Agents. ..■ .■K,(fi.Mh i-.fii 
 
 PUBLIC FUNCTIONARIES. " *:'. 
 
 Israel D. Andrews, Esq. Consnl of the United State* at 0r; John. 
 
 Henry O. D. Carman. Esq. United States' Consul at Minuuichi. 
 
 Henry P. Sturdoe. Enquire, Agent Tor Lfnyd's, at StillH^Mm. 
 
 Thomas Leavitt, Esquire, Agent for the Mnrine A«MMr«nee Com- 
 panies of New York, and the Underwritarf i»f:l4iverpo«»l. 
 
 Thomas Lonvitt and Thomas M. Smith, Esquire*, Cmmmissionars 
 Tor Wrecks and Shipwrecked Gooda fortha City «|hI Coanty 
 of Saint John. * - 
 
 Hon. L. A. Wilmot. and James Taylor, Benjamin* W<mtiptar, 
 and Charles P. Wetmore, Esquirea, CommissttliMrf of Go* 
 vernment House. 
 
 James Brown, John Gregory, and Svlvester Z. Earia, F.squini^ 
 Inspectors of Parish and other Sobools receiving p«cu9iar| 
 aid IVom the Legislature. 
 
Hon. Tildas C. Lee, Jamea A. Maclauchlao, Wm. Tyng Petfrg, 
 
 Moaea H. Pcrl«jr« and Alexander Rankin» ^ ajres^ /Comnii*- 
 
 ..atoaers ftir Iniliair'Affuir^.-^The Rev. f^rdiuaoa GMiY^reaUf 
 
 ■ '?<jOomintBSfoner for Indiaoaii^.ttu! County of Westmorland. 
 
 John R. Partelow, and Charlea F. Wet^^ora, Csqutres) Inapacton 
 
 ^oliWiWftf<*» T»»uiwr,i RoU^rt W. Crookshanli:, , ai^d John , p^tic>n, 
 , J^quirjes, Con^n^isaionars of Steam Boats. |(or the l^rltpiu 
 . jrud River Saint John, Bny of Fund v, ancl liarbouru and wn- 
 ,, ti^rp in Charlotte County ; James Johnson, lleury B. AUison, 
 r.jand Richard Hutchison, Ean(uras—»for the |-iver« and harbours 
 , witiiin tlieCiilph or,3oifitXawrenca. ^ .• 
 
 Jqim McLean. Commissioner for the Provincial Predgit\g Machine. 
 
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 BANKS. 
 
 p'xsK or N^w-BRUKswicic--(In St. John.)— Capital, £100,000. 
 —President, Thomas Leavitt, Esquire; Directors — John Boyd, 
 M.D.,|L. H. DeVeber, Robert F. Hazen, Hon. Hugh Johnston, 
 Benjamin Smitii, Charles C. Stewart, George Swinney,aiid Wil- 
 liam Wright, Esquires ; jCashier, Richard Whiteside, Esc^uire ; 
 Solicitor, John M. Robinson, Esquire ; Notary, Jumes William 
 Boyd, Esquire. 
 
 Commercial Bai»k or Nkw-Bronswici^— (In St. John)— Incor- 
 poraHed by Royal Charter.— Capital, £150,000; with power to 
 increase to £300,000.— President, John Duncan, Eiiquire ; Direc- 
 lora— JUaac L. Bedell, Mark Dole, Stephen Cerow, William Ham- 
 mond, Hon. Robert L. Hazen, William Jack, D. J. McLaughlin, 
 William Parks, Ambrose S. Perkins, James Travis, A,. W. Whip- 
 
 r>|e,. and John Wislmrt, Esquires; Cashier, George P. Sancton, 
 Im]. ; Solicitor, Hon. Robert L. Hazen. 
 
 CoMHKRciAi. Branch Bank— (At Miramichi.) — Committee of 
 Management, Win. Loch and Alexander Rankin, Esq'rs; Cashier. 
 •'Thomas C. Alkin, Esquire. 
 
 * CosHicRciAt. Bank Aocmct at Woodstock.— Committee of 
 Management. Ricliurd English, Esquire ; Cashier, G. F. Wil- 
 liams, Esquire. 
 
 Central Bank ov New-Bronswick— (In Frederlcton.) — Capi- 
 tal, £35.000, with power to increase to £50,000.— President, Wil- 
 liam J. Bedell, Esmiire; Directors— Hon. George Shore, George 
 J. Dibblee, T. R. Robertson, C. P. Wctmore, Thomas Pickard, 
 8. Wolhanpter, John Taylor, and Charles McPherson, Esquire.*; 
 Cashier, Samuel W. Babbitt, Esquire ; SoUcitorr Qeorge J. Dib- 
 blee, Require. 
 
 Central Bank Aoercy at Woodstock. — Committee of M«- 
 
 ttagcment— Richard Kotchum, James Robertson, Charles Pcrley. 
 
 . and Jeremiah M. Connell, Esquires; Agent, J. M. Conneli, T/Mi- 
 
 CnART.oTTB CouNTT Bank— (In Saint Andrews.)- Canital, 
 X1&,000.— President, Hon. Harris Hatch; Directors— Hon.Thos. 
 ^Wyer, John Wilson, William Babcock, J. W. Street. George D. 
 tStreo^, ffod Gordon Gikhrist, Esq'rs; Ctsbier, Joho R^iger, Esq- 
 
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 Hawt Stephcis's. Bak«.— Ciipftal, £25,000.^Prej'ide>t, Gtl- 
 maii D. King, Skquiro'v Direotor»^Abner ilHI/GeorivS. Hill, 
 .(f#opg«M. Farter, J. McAHuter, jr. N«be»Hib MHiks,;Jff<nian 
 iLia4«i^>> and Wm. T^dd, Esquires ( Caabier, Oawid wU^toii, 
 Esquire ; Solicilor, Q«Qi|[a 8. UiUv Usquira. u> u !^ 
 
 Bakk of British North America — fEt;tiMi8bed'ih lipndon.) 
 — C^ipitiil, £1.000,000, Stcrting, in 3U,006 Shares oF £30, (three- 
 ■fourUis of which have been pabscribed in Eligl,iQd, ai)d the re- 
 laainder in' the Konh Atnqriean Colouio3;V with power to incraa$ie 
 tlio Capital.— Manager of the Branch at St. John, Alfred tSmith- 
 era, Esq.; Local Directors at Saint Johnr-James Kirk, Hon. John 
 Kobertsonr William H. Street, and John Pollok, Est^nires; Stand- 
 ing Counsel, Hon. George F. Street, Solicitor General; S6licitor 
 and Notary, George Wheeler, Esquire. 
 
 Fredericton Branch. — Manager, George Taylor, Esqnire; 
 Directors — S. J. Barker, John Simpson, nnd James Tt\ylor, 
 Esquires. 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANIES. 
 
 Ckwtral Fire Insurance Company — (In Fredericton.)— Capi- 
 tal, £50,000. — President, Benjamin Wolhaiipter, Esquire; Direc- 
 tors — John S.Coy, Chas.McPherson,W. A. McLean, Chas.Fisher, 
 Thomas Bowden, John F. Taylor, James Willox and Thomas 
 Stewart. Esquires ; Secretary, William McBeath, Esq. — Agettem. 
 —Saint Andrews, George D. Street, Agent, Hun. Harris Hatch 
 and James Boyd, Committee of Reference ; Newcastle, (Mirami- 
 chi,) Allan A. Davidson, Agent ; Chatham, Georgfi Kerr, Agnnt : 
 Hnthurst, William Stephens, Agent; Richibucto, Hon. John W. 
 Weklon, Aaent; Daihousie, Dugald Stewart, Agent; Woodstock. 
 Jeremiah M. Connull and Charles Conuell, Agents'; St. Stephen, 
 Robert Watson, Agent. 
 
 New-Brunswick Marine Assurance Company. — Capital, £50,- 
 000, with power to increase to £100.000. — President, Jame« Kirk, 
 l^squirc; Directors — John Wishart, Thomas Leavitt, John Ward, 
 junior, Frrdcrick A. Wiggins, John Dnncan, John V. Thurgar, 
 William H. Hcovil, and D. J. McLaughlin. Esquires; Secretary, 
 Adam Jack, EHqnire; Solicitor, George Wheeler, Esquire. 
 
 .Saint An^rkw.'i Marine Association.— Directors — Hon.Har- 
 r\A Hntch, Jumes'AV. Street. F. A. Babcock, William Garnett, II. 
 M. Andrews, and Peter Smith ; Secretary, John McKean. 
 
 t^AiNT Stephen Marine Insurance Assomjiation. — Directors— 
 Wiu. Porter. J. Marks, J. Eaton, R. M. Torid, F. Todd, R. Wat- 
 son, and G. J. Thompson, Esq.; Broker, W. T. Rose. 
 
 JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. 
 
 Saint John WtUcr Cowpflny.— Capital, £20,000.— President, 
 Charles Ward, Esqnire ; Directors — Hon. John Robertson, Iswio 
 I.. Bedell. John Boyd, M. D., Lsuoblan DonaUsnn, Robert F. 
 HaMD, Robert Jardiftc, Edwerd L. Jarvij, Robert Kaltit, JaiuM 
 
'^•t>*;i,Si8»'^f S'^^^'^^ WtlfMwr, w|d ,i,.i(ic,,WNp- 
 
 £50ia<NKi*^rMid«if|( Tlianiks 'NNlCit, fiMfilM ; ' Dh%ctlyM'u|^hii 
 IMftiSam^Hlllil WMltvt; WiNIMii IjiwOIW, DwtmilWHAMtlfiii:, 
 J. W. M. Irish, and WilUam Haatuumd, Et^uire ; JSM^iytH^^ 
 Alej^nder |lobertioi|, Eaj^qire. ^..,-,yV> 
 
 flenti' I)ifWtfora--Willtan Wriffht, Enqaire, Chttrlea G. Stewart, 
 Jam^M MMcolai; and Thdttiits E. Millidge; SecreMry^e^Alexiiiider 
 RobertMRv Eflifnire ; Manafer^Joseph Scammell. 
 
 Saint y^fin Mills and C^nal Cqwpan^.'-'t!, D. Eoiciy, Ag^i^ 
 and TreaRnrer; Af. H. Pcrley, Esquire, Solicitor and Secretary.^ 
 
 Saint Joun Mills and Manufacturing Company. -~ Alexander Bal- 
 loch, Preaident^ Directors— John Berryman, Benjamin Smith, O. 
 C. 8te«v«irt, and Wiiiiam Wrisht, Esq. ; Secfetary^D. J. Eitey. 
 
 tdifca^fer Mill Company.— A. W. Whipple, President; Jlifoaea 
 Vernon, John VVishart, Robert D. VVilmot, and Thomua Froate, 
 (of LWrpool,) Directora; M. H. Parley, Esquire, Secretary and 
 Speeial:Agent. •^ 
 
 NptA'ScoTtA AND New-BnvRtwicK Land CaHPA^rr-incorpO' 
 rated btjRdyal Charter, in l834.-»C)i|>itiil, £300,000, wiih power to 
 inrreuse to i;400 000. Oovernor -John Moxoo, Esquire. Dtreiihrs 
 •— Georte Rainier, Amhruce Huinphrevs, Newman Smith, .Thoipas 
 Butti, ffenrr bintichard, George Nicho) Is, Thomas Newubam, J. 1\ 
 Luxmoorc Elallert, Thomas Potts, and J. W. 0«le, Esqaires. Sbcre- 
 taiiea^hilbin Bsinbrtdge. and William Avgar, Esquires. Auditors — 
 William Newton and John Nntbary, Esquires. Bankers— Mtuiirk. 
 Williaiti's, Deaenti, LalMiudiere 6l Co., Birchln Lane. Sofieifot'- 
 Nalhaniel Hooper, E<«quire. Commtssioner at iStaniey— Lieuteiiiiitt 
 C^olonwtRttiliiijrtl Huyne; John SiephenM. E<<quire, Iftl Cierk; Thos. 
 Wright, E«q(rire, 2d Clerk; Ilnbert Waujth, Lund Surv«|(ir and 
 Overiteer; John Dtiplin, Schuolmssier. Company^m Soh'eitor in IVeui 
 JSrttnfiifiek'-H^n. Geor^e P. Street. Resident Agtnt ai the Ciiuttf 
 Saint John" John V. Thurgar, Enquire. ; ^ f jl; ' 
 
 =■ ,.v-n;'.«"- m'.- ,7 , . :.v- ; ■ ,. ...,..■■ T'.-^ii -J— ; 
 
 UNIVERSITr OF KING'S COLLBGn-PaaDaaieTor** >>^ > 
 
 Patron : the Qiteen ; Visitor on Her Msjestjr's behalf, lh# Bikhoj) : 
 Chsneellor, the AdniiniHtraior of the Government | President, the 
 i^rchdeacon | Council— the Lieutenant Governor, VcntrableArcj^dea- 
 eon CoKter : Rev. Dr. Jacob. Dr. H<>bb, Hon. W. Belsford, Hoji,' W. 
 Chiomsn, L. L. D. ; Hon. J. S. Saunders, lion. William Btsck. t). 
 V,. L., Hon. Neville Pnrker; Hon. G. F. Street. Registrar. -COL- 
 LEGE.— Vice Prebid»nt and PrineinsI— the Ret. Edwin Jacob, Dip^} 
 ProfeMors-Clsssical Literature, History and Moral Philpfophy— 
 Kev, Or, JiiH»-, fletaphysici tiid Divinity— Rev. Dr, Jacob fjUalj^ar' 
 mfflTgi 4nd:^)iturarPhilo>ophy-'W. Bri den Jack, Ak¥-{ Cn*^^-. 
 liyjiill Natoral Hi»io4y-Jan.«s |U»hb. M. D. , , , "u*^^^ 
 
 Jfiffes ffolbrdok. ^^^^^ ^ . . oJj .h. »»,i ifixM»u 
 
 Cfaitdan, Prtsidtnt; Rtv. J« l|Mtfr#, and J, M., Wilmot, B»quirff, 
 
4$ 
 
 Ji^-i 
 
 Vice Presridenls i Ata Coy, KiX|(lirifTi'eatafer{ John T. Smith, ani 
 S. W. Kahlnti, Btinii^l, StcreitrflM. CortiMiitt^ of MinlhilMill— 
 Rer* CiiMlert^pmttnrJNi^n* RMfv Aaron HmmS, Wh 0. Hnrtd; S. 
 W.lMihiilt A«n Cpf < nnd Jaow^i^F. 4j^k. Bf<qniMft >> F«iii«tH»«f}r'«f 
 *'tiI^nf;lJW>ii•rf<^n^^«^^, it>«Bi^t* ^Imi4«#. S|^4«n^i Jminkme^fiik* 
 
 WsiiLSYATf ACADBMT, NovNT ALLianiT, Si^CKTILLf, N. B — 
 
 0<itN»rtior anil Chu|itain~tha ft«t. Atti»ri D««t>ris«y • Pftrnvpaf-l ..« 
 Rat. Httimphrey Packard, A. M. i Maihematical Tufor iMMl LiMMrar 
 oi> Cbf mtetry, ^«. ~^ «.«.) BngiUh Maaiel^ThM. W!^ WmiI, 
 Eaquire; French Tutor^Mr. Jnacph R. Hat; Agaoi~Rnv. 0iD^ 
 Rica V Treaanrtr— Char lea P. AllUon, Enquira | Cmnmilira— Hav* 
 Me^a. Knight, Wood, DeaBrUay, aod McLaod, and C. V. i^Uaon, 
 Esquirn. , 
 
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 MADRAS SCHOOL.— n* Qowrnorand Trml*e» 0/the Madnt 
 Sch0olin. NoMBruntaciek, —Tht LiruicnaniGoverooror Coa>RUi'iid«r 
 in Ohiaf for the time baine ; th« Lord Bikhou ofihe Dioctae \ tba Chief 
 Justice; the Memhera rf Her Majektjr** Couiioil: tba JodM bf thn 
 Admiralty; the Speaker ol thA HoM«e of Asaettihly; iha Mayor and 
 Reoorder of Saint John; tha fi^cieaiaslfcai Commieeary aff:he Pro- 
 Tinea; the Rector aod Churchwardena of Trinity Churrh in Stint 
 John ; togeiber with the Hon. Edward J. Jarvia, R«>t. Qeoiga Bnrna, 
 0. D. ; and William Sco?it, E;«quire. Robert F. Uazec, £pq. *^m' 
 aurer. Jamaa William Boyd, Cequire, Clark. 
 
 Flaw BavMawicK AtJxiLtART Bibli Sooictt. (at Saint J«hn.)f^ 
 Patron— Hia Eaceltei.cy Sir William MacBean George Colaltfoc^ta, 
 K. H.r Lieutenant Governor, &c ; President— Hon. Judge Parkaij. 
 Vicfji^Prtaidenta— Hon. Charlaa J. Petera, Hon. W. B. Ktnoear, |p|onv 
 NenUa Parker; Treaaurer-JohnM. Robinson, E«qttira ; Sccr«lary<^ 
 Jamaa Paiaraon. L. L. D-, Rector of tha Grammar ;School ; Of pf8it> 
 ary— L. H. Da Vcher, Eaquire ; Committea— Samual Huyghva, JoBn 
 Kinnear, John Wishari, Williaiu Jack, Samuel Buyard, M. 0.,Gaois* 
 A. Lockhari, B^quircR. ^tessra. N. S. Demili. Henry Hcooiftar, 
 Gilbert T. Ray, Samuel Hallatt, John Smith, Robert Reid, Jaaaan 
 Agiiaw, John Hardintt, W. D. W. Hubbard, Jamea Pattingf II, W. A. 
 Robertson. For Por/lanti- Messra. John Owens, John Dnncnn, 
 S. L. Tiller, Charlea Waierhery, Ales, tiecly. Fbr CartHmi-^ 
 Georaa Bond, Isaac Olive, Ktquires. and Zechariah Adams. Depa> 
 aiiory-Siora of Maaan. L. H. DoVeber 4i Son, Prtnea Wil|ia« 
 Suoet, Saint John. 
 
 Chobch 5>ooibty or tub AaciioBACoifar or NrBW-BatrnawiMr. 
 Patron— Hia Escellcncy the Lieutenant Governor: Preaident— th« 
 Hon. and Rii(hi Rev. the Lord Bishop of the ^Diocese; Vice-Praat> 
 danta— the Yanarahle ilia Archdeacon, tha Hnn^rabta tha Chief Jna- 
 tiee, tha Members of Her Majesty's Legislaiiva Council, tha Stfam* 
 
 bera of Her Majasty'a Biecuiive Council, tha Speaker ol the Honaa 
 •f Asaainblv, the Juilgea of the Supreme Court, Her Majeaiy'a Atlor* 
 acy and Soliaitnr Genera la, (ttaing Mcmliera of the Society), with W. 
 Seevil, Esq. and the Hon. W. F. W. Owen; Treasurer— William J. 
 Bedell, Esquire i Secretary— Rav. Frederick Coater; Asaiataat Sf> 
 eratary— Rev. Mr. Robert*. 
 
 Local Oommiit*§-i'ari»k (f Carleton.—Th* Rector af Carleloa, 
 Preeldeni ; Joaiah Wetmora,aod Samual Strange, Eaquiraa, Vice*Pra« 
 aidtata ; Siepbaa P. Wttmora , Stcrcttry and Treasurer } Quita? l§ 
 
m 
 
 NEW'BRUKswiciC Baptist Fottsioir Missiohart Scx»av4r.'4' 
 ^Sev. &. Hobimon. Secretary; N.'S. PemiH, Treasurer; Qoard 
 of Management— Hon. W. B. Ktnnear, Me»srs. N. S. DemiilfT. 
 V^I^ S-^^f'^^'A' "^1?®^' ^: W. |Iart^,§hajrJes,E*|^b^iip^9, 
 jobnT. Smith, una Rev. 3. Robmson. (•, -tu ul" L 
 
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 l^jEW-BftUNsw^cK. Baptist Gkkeiul Home Misstoxj^jiit So- 
 <:titT?.-^ohn T. Smith, Secretory and Treasurer ; Boa^^ of^ak- 
 nmgtitaant — The Members of the several Local Boards. 
 
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 CLERGY. 
 
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 ^TABUSHCD Church OF EvGLANrn.— The Riebt Rer. and Hon; 
 'John. Lord Biehop of. Nova-Scotia, exercising by Her Majesiy's Let- 
 ters 'I^atfiiti E!piscnpal Jurisdiclion oVer the Province; Venerattle 
 Ocorge Coster, A. M., Archdeacon; Rev. Benjamin Q. Graf, D. D,» 
 Mfssionnrv of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign' 
 Parisf Rev. I. W. D. Gray'; A.M. Roctorof Trinity Church, St. JiJhn r 
 1Ut» a. 'Stewart, Curate of Trinity Churchj St. John ; Rev. Wilham 
 Harrison, Rfctor of Portland, and Offlciaiing Mistionnry at Loch 
 Lomond; Kev. Frederick Coster, Rector ofCsrIeion; Rev. George 
 Coster^'A. M,^ Rector of Fredericton ; Rev. E. W. Roberts, Curste of 
 Frederii^tou ; '|lev. Jerumi -iJSey. D- D., Rector of Saint Andrews; 
 Rev. Thomas Mashee, Curate.ot Saitit Andrews ; Rev. Skfffin^ton 
 Thompson, L. L. D., Rector of Saint Stephen ; Rev. Nouh Pishrow, 
 Carale nfSaint Stephen ; Rev. W. E. Scovi* A.M., Rector 6f Kings- 
 ton i Rev. William Scovil, A. M., Rector nf Norton and Sprinj^field ; 
 Rev. N. A, Cosier, Rector of Gi^etown ; Rev. Samuel Bacon, A.B.,' 
 Rector of Miramichi; Rev. J. M. Stirling, A.M., Reactor of Mdug«r< 
 viMe) Rev. Chriftopiier Miiner, Rector of West field } Rev. Famtict 
 
 Shocnpsdn. A. M.rKectnir of Saint Georne; Rev. F. H. Russell, 
 lissi^naryjit Bsthursij Rev. H. N. Arnold, Rector of Sus^ipx } Rev. 
 Aturi|li»in ^ood. Ileclor of Waterhorotti;h ; Rev. William Walker, A. 
 ' •• •* " .^ r . «. .^ ^ Rector of 
 
 WoOdstrfck ; 
 
 iftlirow, Ree- 
 ior oflPrinci' William J ReV. .Tohn Black, A. M., Rector of Siitkvf II?'; 
 Rev. George Townfthend, Rector of Westmorland ; Rev. Jf'N. D«« 
 Wolfe, Rcoior of- Richihucto; Rev. James Neale, Missionary at 
 Grand Mansnj Rev. J. Hudson, Visiting Missionary ; Rev. Sedge- 
 ■eI(i>Tb<>it»psuo, A. B. Visiting Missionary. 
 
 BsftBLlSHCD CHUROri OF ScOTLAlfD— SVffOD IHT NeW'-BrVITS- 
 
 mtt.-^Prkiabffterji of Saint Jb/m.— City of Saint Johti-^Baiht Aiii 
 dt«tt*a Chnrch. ReV. Andrew Ifafket; Saint Sten^ptiVi CKufqIi; 
 R^."^ W. T. Wisbart; Fk-edericton, Rev. Jbhn M'. Br(M»kbii%i|it 
 Antn^^fr vacant ; Saint Pdtricka, Rev. J6bti CWflfl; '9fliAt'/' 
 
 f., Rector^ of Uamuton^ Rev. George S. Jarvis, 0. D., Rect( 
 KedMc; Rpv.JSfo^iiel D. L. Street, A. B., i^ecior of Woddst 
 Rev. Johri jjdian Ite<thr of Dou<;las; Rev. James W. Difthrow, 
 
 tolimiitidSAinV James, Rev. Amlrew.St^vdns ; Siisset y^|^ ^M, 
 Bjmbf field, v^aht; Rtnncton,' Salisbury apdl ^bedioo, vfuuui^ 
 m^iupion, Nort^ii))nd1ialt-s|}rinf », Rev. Amlrew Ponal^.-^jn^- 
 Mr|^^JtftMmieJki.~Nev»ca«tle, llev. WtlUam Henders6». A.M'.$ 
 tflMtlwai, Rtv. J. C. McBean; RichMMcto^ Uav. James Hanmyt 
 
Soiab^MP09t MMrai)»itfat; B«v% Ji^inei TumlMi!!; Restiieucto, Rat. 
 J. Steven ; New Richmond, vacant; Bathorst, fiev. Geoi^e Mt-^ 
 Donnell ; Ttibisintac, vacnot ; Glenelg and Carleion, Rev. An^Ui 
 
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 Pi^KSBYT^K^tAir. f'REi: Church iNCQirvEcrioir ivith ti1<|^ 
 OF lJtsfKn.---8aint7ohn— Rey, Robert Irvine. 
 
 Lk^aiate of the Church of Scotland resident in Saint JoAii^frU'e'V. 
 J. G. Macgregor. 
 
 CaTHOMC C|.RKa.YMBN I!f THR DlQCESE QP "SfW-Vifllif^WfPK. 
 
 •—The Right Rev. William Dbliard, Bishop of. New-Brnnfwick, 
 residing at Fredericton ; Rev. Walter Aylwardt Assiatanli at^Fret 
 dericton ; City of Saint John.. Ver3t4lev. James Dunphy, V. G., 
 Rev. Win. McDonald, and Reverend John Sweeney, Assistants i 
 Rev. John Sbanuhan, Chatham, Miramichi; Rev. Michael Egan, 
 Nelson, Miramichi; Rev. -RTchard Verekir, Woodstock; Rev. J» 
 Cnmniin?, St; Stephen; Rev. James Ctiiinn, Saint Andrews r 
 Rei'.F. Gauvrenn, Memramcook; Very Rev, A. Gagnoii, V.'G., 
 Shediac; Rev. Josieph Puquetr Richibueto; Rev. Julian Rioux,, 
 Biiotouche ;. Rev. Joseph Kfadran, Petit Rocher ; Rev. Andrewr 
 Barrin, Asisistant at ditto; Rev. Hector Drolet,.Caraquet; Rev. S. 
 LaPrance, Tracadie ; Rev. A. Lfttigevin, St. Basil. MadaW!lDka^ 
 RiftV4 A<ndiony GcisseliQ^ St. Bruno, ditto; Rev^ Uinryi>uiii«e, 
 St. Lucy, ditto. ^^ vk 
 
 Wbsletar Ministers in the Ncw^BrorswIck .DisTRieT.o-o 
 Rev. Etioch Wood, Chairman. — St. John South, (Gernmio ttreer» 
 &c.)~Rev. Enoch Wood, Rev. George Miller ; St. John Nonhf> 
 (Portland street, &c.) — Rev. Michael Pickles: Carleton, I^Ois 
 Ret^ch^ <&c.-—Rev. William Allen, 2d, Rev. Charles Loekharl,! 
 A^Msbint Mis.^ionory ; Frederictoa<— Rev. Ingham SutcUfie; NasK* 
 vruak, &iG.'— Rev. Wesley C. Deals; Sheffieki and . Gag«tolVu.«i<«^ 
 Rbv(.,' William* Temple ; Mill; Town— Rev. G«org« JehlnoDi 
 St» Stephen's a«id 'St. David*s-*-Rev. Ileury Daniel ; St. Andrew'^ 
 •—rRcnr. Richardson Douglas; Saekville— Rev^ .Artliitr MeNtttK 
 R«v. A.. Denbrisay, Rev. Humphrey Pickaid,! A:M., R6V. 8; Dl 
 Rioe; Point de Bute— Rev. Sttrnpson Busby:; Petitcodiac«^Hev< 
 Georgd M. Barratt; Bridgetown-^Rev. Jhiues d. Hennigar ; 
 Avieslbrd — Rev. Joi^eph P. Bent; Annapcflis and 'Digby-f>K«v. 
 Williani Smithson, Rev. S^phen.B^mfbrd, and Rev. W..^|fi 
 I<<6£g<:it* SupemHuieruries4. Sui^seji Xaisi-rC^Vamni ,') Minmchi 
 — R6v, Richard Shepherd, 3d ; Richibueto— Rev. Robert Chesley i 
 WoodsttTck and WAefieM— Rev. Frederick Smallwond ; Grand 
 Manan— To be vieitod by tlitt Mvsiiaiia^iYaia-St. Andrewi ; Ba- 
 Hmrai-r^C Vacant.) '!.-.**> ■ V '' 
 
 Baptist Mtnisters iw Nsw-BrunsWick*— Rev. S^am^a) ftobin- 
 son. rmiodcrator) St. John ; Rev. Joseph Crandall, $alj«oiirj{, t^ 
 Stfmill^; Rev. Wm.IIbll. Fi-edericton : Rev. Charjlps ^pi)f<Iey 
 Priij^bdl of Seminary, Fredericton; Re'y. !^throD |]ftmm9l{ 
 A<lKfyi(Kjllev. ;ron»es Clakeney, Gondalo Poitit; j^^vi ^i 
 
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 luMt l^ipftr, WalteBaUl; lUir. 'CtMrlM^ThoriM/^JSlMitton; Rer, 
 Peter Spragg*. 8prj||ffi«i<l; Rev. E, J. Herrip, Woodato^i Q^r. 
 N«lt|M Clevelanot Shepody ; Rev. David Crandall, Surtiw$el4 ; 
 ReiTWiiriaui tfarria, Cardigan; Rev. Thomas M*G0e, 9t JeniM ; 
 Re¥.ianlea Walker, St. George; Rev. Georee Rigbf; DonilglM.; 
 Rev. Iflinea A. Smithy Wickham ; Rev. JoaliQa Bimiih|^, PeA> 
 lao^i'Rev. Jaoiea Wallace, Hiltaborongh ; Rev. W. H, .Beck« 
 with, Bloncton ; Rev. Benjamin Coy, Canning ; Rev. J. MUfhtef 
 Spnngfiekl. 'Licentiates— -Abraham J. Hunt, William P. Me« 
 AdiMHi* iaines Herritt, George Miles, Frederick Joyeiit Willianf 
 Colemn, John iMilb, Hezekiah Harris, Patrick JDuify, Joit^ph 
 Cj»tb«fiae, Daniel Perry. 
 
 RtroRMKu Prssbtterur- Church. — Saint John— 'ItfT-, A)f^ 
 ander McLeod Stavely. m 
 
 IiiDiPXNDKNT CHi'RCH.o-Saint JoIiXh— Rov. J. C. GalLu^raj ; 
 Sheffield— Rev. James Porter ; Nashwaasi^, Rev. Mr. M'CaUttm. 
 
 Rev. John McCurdy, Minister at Chatham, (MtramMbi) ef tbo 
 Presbyterian Church wfNuva-Scotia, in connexion w'tb the Unit- 
 ed AssAciate Synod, Scothud. Richmond— >Re v. Mr* RekL-« 
 Keswick Ridge— Rev. Mr. McCurdy. 
 
 ^ JttRuMtert Lieeuud to SoUmnize Marmgs umder (As Prov^Mial 
 Ad sf A»»enM§. — Sampnon Busby, Thomas Magee, Samnel 
 Baneroft, Joseph Cranaall, Albert Desbrisay, Michael Doyie, 
 Henry Daniel, George Johnston, John Masters, John McCurdy, 
 Archibald McCallum, Michael Prekles, Samuel RobiMon, Richard 
 Shepherd, Gilbert Spnrr, William Sears, James Stephene* A. D. 
 Thompson, Enoch Wood, Richard Williams, Richard E* Burpie, . 
 David Crandail.Thomas W. Saunders, Laihrop Hammond, George 
 M. Barratl. William U. Beckwith, David /. Chase, RiehardMli 
 Dottglaa, George Miller, Arthur MoNutt, Daniel MeGurdy, WU* 
 Kam Smithson, Frederick Small wood. Joseph C. «SknMel% Wil- 
 Itam Temple, Jemes Tozer, Charles Topper, James Walkir, 
 Jaaies B. Ambler, Wesley C. Beals, Benjamin Coy, Robt. Diokk^ 
 George Garraly, Amos Hitchings, Joiin Maffee, Abner MeicwreoxVk 
 Rvekael Masters, Willftro Harris, William Hall. William Puteifer, 
 James Raid, James A. Smith, Joshua Bunting, Robert tHrk^, 
 lagham Sutelifia, Jamea H. Tupper, 
 
 \ 
 
 im 
 
 TIME FOR GOING THROUGH THE FALLS. i>l 
 
 RBAR TBS CITT OF 8AIHT JOH^V. 
 
 tt 
 
 ' The IVl* are level or still water at about three and « hairibflfrtltf 
 en the Aood, and about two and a half on the M, ao tfaatJhcgn^ie 
 |Ms«able four times in twenty-four hours, about tea or fillf tiMllvi- 
 ttAies each ime. No other mle can be given, as mii«h< d|||ttB<U 
 iii th« iooda in the River Saint John, and the time f i higbfraMV 
 ^ flitt eea, which is oI\od battened by high winds, and ia prfMfh 
 tlili w tteheiglil of them. For a few days in tlie apiiuft ii£% 
 ^y^ir.'lhe hejibl of water in the River St. John, jr^pdefa iki. pm 
 .•ii|i'#r tbe ralLiMtreaif ly difficalt, . ^uiii 4ju. j v s«nl 
 
,^^»jl .tfct 
 
 lifnU 
 
 
 , _,, , /. Wtihyatea, Jtoyal Engiwi^ia, Cotttniitt^lWlV 
 
 fajbV;^: Galtaglfeer, (tt. P. sBth Regt.)} Kev.KGram, 
 
 D. D.» Chaplain. HW«(oc&— Lieat. H. U. Btirk«, (33d Rii^) 
 
 Commtantfimt. Saint Andrewi-'Ensign Richard Laejr, (QQd Raft) 
 Commandant ; Rev. Jerome Alley, D. D., Chaplain. 
 
 CoKttnssARiiT Dxi>ARTiiisNT.-~-JV«(fefM;toii.---Riohard lMlta» 
 Esqairb, Deputy Anistant Commissary General ; IU»bert Qmwi'* 
 Commissariat Clerk. Saint Jii^ii.— Alexander Edwards, and Hiaii- 
 ry William Woodforda Flafit, Eaqnores, Depaty Aasistppt^qmr 
 missary Generals ; John Peakett, Cbmmiswrial Issuer iJQeiury 
 Marshall, Olfice Keeper. . . . 
 
 Ordvancb Dbpartmbnt.— Satnf John — ^Frederick C. FriUi, fis- 
 quira,.IIapaty OrdnaQce Storekeepei; Lieut. Saafuei|Iu|yghat|X t 
 Clerks. RohertiPickthall, 2d Clerk ; William Boad, 9tqi«tioutf- 
 maDiFredeiaok Harrison, Armorer; J^ Emison, Office Keeper* 
 
 Bakraoc DsPARTMKift.— Satn< JoAii— -Captain T. \^, Fr^ndfa^ 
 Bamlok Master ; Andrew Whyte, Barnek Serjeant, trede^ 
 foM— JohnE. Wdolford, Esquire, Barrack Master ; .WiDiam Fair- 
 bMniy.Barrnck Sergeant. 
 
 Jtoit^i. EiraMii^it Departmxkt. — SaiM Ja|hi--i!Maior Fredjeri^k 
 W. Whkiyates, Commandmg *, LionelAndersob, Clerk jJE^nry 
 Hennigar^'Ovafseer ofl^qrlui. Ff«i2ertetotH->WiUiam;dr4|*|(]^|U 
 Clerk of jWfNrks. ./ ", . ;'..;/',,,• 
 
 BoAEtr or RxspKOTnFB OTWic-RB»-^(0rdnttMe$ Devartmeiri.)'^ 
 Major FriMerick W. Whinyates, R. E. ; Captain Mee, tL A • 
 Fradflfriok C. Frith, Esquire, Deputy Ordnance Storekeeper. , 
 
 OFFICBRa OF CORPS SERVING IN NfiW-BRUNsWR^K^ 
 
 RoTAL Artillery.— 'Saint JbA«— Captain Charles Henry Mde. 
 JVidMsfM-i-Captain Richard Mathews PouMen. 
 
 33d EH^AlMr^^i^Veiisncton— Lieut. ColonelGeorge Whi^ndl ; 
 Captains /ohn Williamson, and H. K. Erskine ; Lieutenants Chas. 
 P. B. Walker, Charles Mills, (Adjutant,) and Hbn. John Arhuth. 
 Keane ; Eiifei|g»iloraca Trower and Thos. Wickham ;:^(^|mr^ 
 -^HttHtk jMcGrath ; ^jutonl-^Lientenant Mills ; Q,uvnfr-m»W 
 -^«M|fitJo|ieii > Sur^Bon-^James Mnnay Drysdale. ^i^tli^«« 
 
 ^'>&i^'JittiiHw.Jifojor Thomas James Gallowty ; ClipllJffs^^Cw 
 tlAaiBtfllbiiiy Gough^ Irancis Todd, a)id Jamas Kai[p)t;«$l#l9i 
 tliMl|fRal|cHrr<Gregofy.Wale> and John Ed. Tanhwai^Ul 
 iS^ M^ry Diaiiv EiUt, awl WiUmm M«lrtiMB»«P4 
 AM&nltf fMirgeon Fivmk Andikmi ^AtyVl^aodattikr^Afifi 
 Uanr/ Ullick Burke. At Saint Andmb^m^Smigi^m^ib^ifi 
 
 D 
 
50 
 
 |»BOTIIV€IAI^ mil^ITIA. 
 
 p* STAFF, 
 
 Hit ISxeeUcncy Lieutenant Colonel Sir WilliAro Macbeu Georgf Qole- 
 brooke, K. H., ComqaaMder in Cbief^ ^ 
 
 The Honorable Lieutenant Colontsl Qeorge Shore, Adjutant General— 
 .' > 2tat March, 1821. . ; 
 
 ^^ llonorable Lieutenant Colonel William H. Robinson, Asaistaot 
 
 " ' -' Adjutant General— 11th March, 1839. 
 
 Lram.' Colonel John Allen. Quarter Master General -4th May, 1839. 
 
 Lfeatenant Colonel Richard Hayne, (New Brunswick Artillery,) Pro- 
 vincial Aid de Camp— 7th May, 1841;. 
 
 <C«ptain Charles Drury, (Saint John City Light Infantfy.) Provincial 
 
 i AiddeCamp-S6th July, 1841. [5th July, 1844. 
 
 Captain John C. Allen, (N. B. Ariillery,) Provincial Aid de Canip*^ 
 .Kiyof the Honorable Lemuel Allen Wilmot, Judge Ad vocala General 
 * ' —Olh Aug. 1834. 
 
 ]A%)or George Priestley, Staff* Adjntant—9lh May, I839-. 
 
 V ,; NEW-BRUN3WICK REGIMENT OP ARTILEERY. 
 
 < >. - • Militia Rank. RegVl Rank. 
 ■* Ueut. Cb/onc^..Rich'4 Hayne, {Staf,) 28 Feb. 1833 
 
 < A/^or... George F. Street, 10 Sept. 1833 
 • f Thos. L. Nicholson^ 30 Mar. 1841 
 
 €Wp<atn...J. Mowatt, 2 July, 1829 
 
 a I' A b K. S. Wetmore, 17 Sept. 1833 
 
 William T. Rosc^ 8 April, 18J4 
 
 William Hughson, 30 Mar. 1841 
 
 Stephen K. Poster, 31 Mar. 1841 
 
 James P. Berlon, 23 July, 1841 
 
 John C. Alien, {A<ijl.) {Slqff.) 24 July, 1841 
 
 Thomas B. Wilsou, , 
 Charles J. Melick, , 
 ^$t Lieutenant... J. Missinetf, 
 »'. B. Millikin, 
 
 J. Campbell, 
 
 iS3r^ 
 
 1833 
 1841 
 183S^ 
 1830 
 1833 
 1841 
 1841 
 
 m 
 
 iS4l 
 
 .-#< 
 
 s% 
 
 N. W. Walldp, . 
 
 4 April, 1842 
 
 10 Apr)!, 1843 
 
 11 Mur. 1838 
 
 2 July, 1829 
 
 9 April, 1834 
 
 26 April, 1834 
 
 Frederick A. Wi9gms,,27 April, 1834 
 
 Thomas E. Perley, 
 .■ir- Henry Prye, 
 
 Willian Wright, 
 
 C. C. Stewartj 
 
 Lewis W. Durant, 
 .fill ItieiUenan^.. William Rqss, 
 * William Andrews, 
 
 Walter D. Bedell, 
 
 Adjutant JohnC. Allen, {Capt.) 24 Joly,vi841 
 
 Paifmasttr. Jsls. W. Boyd, (Capt.) 8 May, 183S 
 
 ^Wrterma8ter..E. B. Peters, {1st Lt.) 30 Mar. 1841 
 
 30 Sept. 1837 
 6. Dec. 1337 
 
 10 April, 1313 
 
 11 do. do. 
 IS do. do. 
 10 Oct. 1633 
 
 8 April, 1&34 
 
 9 Dec. 1839 
 
 .Bm^M^on f.J. B. Toldervy, 
 
 28 Feb 
 8 May, 
 30 Mar. 
 28 Feb. 
 
 8 Mar. 
 28 Feb. 
 
 30 Mar. 
 
 31 Mar. 
 
 23 July, 
 
 24 Julv, 
 4 April. 1B42 
 
 10 April, 1843 
 2& Feb. 1S38 
 28 Feb. 19:W 
 
 ditto • 
 
 ditto 
 
 ditto 
 & May, 1840 
 23 Feb. 1838 
 10 April, 1843 
 U do. do. 
 la do. 
 28 Feb. 
 28 Feb. 
 
 9 Dec. 
 
 30 Mar. 
 
 25 June, 1838 'S^ Ji)ae, 
 
 do. 
 1333 
 1833 
 1S39 
 1840 
 J 833 
 I84l 
 1833 
 
 
 tSseencI •/<<««<. i William Fraser, 
 G9m«<....»...... Beverlev Robinson, 
 
 .»iqM^y Come/ Robert Parker, 
 Cl,viafttnnast€r Daniel Duff, 
 
 YORK LIGHT DRAGOONS. 
 
 Army Rank. 
 
 ■\ 
 
 ^ Bogt. Om. 
 
 23 Aug. 1831 28 Ma^ ^^^ 
 
 2G M<r. 1833 
 
 1 Jan. 1841 1 Jan„ 1841 
 
 ?3 Ab|. 1831 10 Se|t, ^938 
 
§1 
 
 Lc. 1840 
 
 i . 
 Firit Dattalioa. 
 LitnienaiU Colonet. 
 
 TORI OOUNTT KILITIA. 
 
 <O.Mwchin, lit Jan. 1832 
 
 MaJ0r. 
 Matthew Brannen, do do 
 
 -< ' 'Cnptteint. 
 D. L. Robiiuoii,24 Nov.'28 
 ^. F.Tarl«r,15tliSept'90 
 a.E.KetebuuH22Aug'31 
 J.A.D«ckwUh,l7 8«p'Sa 
 
 T. Qardiaer» (AM JL An- 
 '35 
 Alt Cor, 20Jud'8 
 
 Rubort Fttllon, 14 0«l 41 
 John Gregory, 6 Nor do 
 Wm. Efl«v, 2lM«r«'42 
 Spaffbrd Darker, 22 do do 
 Wn. Seges 18 Aug '43 
 
 a eorce Le«, Jr. 6 Nov 4 1 
 Davids. Kerr, 7 do do 
 Vrm.Wlt»a, 10 Aug '2 
 Jai. S. De«k, 26 June, >43 
 Johns. Coy, 27 do 4o 
 O. W.Turner, af. 28 dodo 
 John T. Sinillt, 29 do do 
 TbOf. R. Barker, 90 do do 
 Oh. MePhorton, 1 Jul/ do 
 Edwin J. Jteob, 2 do do 
 Oao. 6. Flood, 18 Avg.'43 
 
 Emigns. 
 B.W.Haniniond,l2Ang M2 
 Je»ie FIckard, 13 do do 
 Jo^n Riee Jacob, l4dodo 
 Jas P.AVetinore, 26 jun.'43 
 John Davfi, 27 do do 
 
 Tbomai M. Dliit, 28 do do 
 Oeoige P. Bliii, 29 do do 
 
 Paymaiter, 
 
 Jai. Taylor, (capt) 14 Jun 
 ['24 
 AdjutmU. 
 •O. F.H.Miaehin, Oapl. 
 
 18 6«pU '33 
 tltiartermtuter. 
 D. Wolbaupter, Capt 
 
 ; "Oct. 36 
 Surgetn. 
 
 AitUtmt Surgeon. 
 iI.^.Qar.lt, 19 Mar. '89 
 
 nifiei^ktached to Ut 
 Salt. York. 
 
 Firtt Zh^«nanti. 
 F. E. BeekwiflL 31 Aug '80 
 W. N. Akeriey: 1 Sept do 
 8.D.M<Pberto«,l9Jun'43 
 
 Second EAtutcnanti. 
 Thos. Bowden, 11 Oct^ 
 Wia.WiUta«jr.l9JuB.'43 
 
 8«GondBaltali»ik 
 
 Liemten€uU-Cohntt. 
 John Allen, 21 May ^ 
 
 Mt(fOf>. 
 W. Davidson, 8 S<>pt *34 
 Abrah. Yeua, 10 Sep. *38 
 
 Captaini. 
 George Long, 2 Feb. '29 
 W. Cf. Jof lik, 3 do do 
 Jas. Hartley, 4 do do 
 Jioiei Milfll, 2 April *S2 
 John Barker, 20 Bepl. *80 
 J. Ramaond, 6 do '34 
 W. DavidaoN, t do do 
 D. Phillips, 8 do do 
 John Versa, 10 Sep. '38 
 Enoch Dow, II do do 
 Daniel Parent, 12 do do 
 Jamei Jonea, 14 do do 
 
 Lieuttnantt. 
 B. Burn, 21 Sept ^ 
 
 Georgo Fox, 24 do do 
 R. E. Barker, 6 S«pt '34 
 Henry Jonea, 8 do do 
 Thna. Parent, 9 do do 
 D. Yerxa, Jun. 10 Sop. '88 
 Jsmal Cliff, 11 do do 
 Jacob M'Kean, 12 do do 
 Jamei Cbritty, 13 d>> do 
 Benj.Wbe<tler, 14 do do 
 Robt. Kilbuta, Ift do do 
 David Dow. 17 do 'Ut 
 John Brewer, SFr' J9 
 John DaviJion. i > jo do 
 Asa Dow, 17 do do 
 
 J. R. Paltorson, 18 do do 
 James ¥ ciliou, 3 April '41 
 Joseph 0. Allan, 1,4 do 
 
 Entigm, 
 Wffl. Jonesy , 6 July *29 
 T, Parent, 8 do do 
 
 S. Cronkite, 11 do do 
 
 P. Watson, 
 B. Hueitis, 
 Ch. Lon^, 
 
 14 do do 
 7 do '34 
 
 15 Feb '39 
 
 ^^^■*_ M«ior, 
 
 Wj|. ii^ninot, 26 Mar. '38 
 
 'Captaini. 
 ^m. Bt^Beath, 30 Aug '30 And. Hamra jnd 
 i6hii8iiDp«0D,l9jMie,'43 f^ljal) AtUet, 
 
 J. S. Eiligood, 16 do do 
 T, B. Wheoler, 18 do do 
 B. Alherlon, 19 do do 
 J. W. Rainsford, 19 do do 
 J4Bles Parent, 30 do do 
 Matthew Phillips, 21 do do 
 Thomas Fraaer, 23 do do 
 Wm. Kilburn, 13 Apr.^ 1 
 
 Joseph Parent, 18 4* 
 James Brown, 17 4* 
 
 Pmifma$*9K 
 Thos.Jooes, cap. l3Ap '1 
 
 JJ^fUtant. 
 I. Lawrence, c. 20 Sep.'30 
 
 ^nrg-con. 
 W. OaverhilK ^16 Apl '^ 
 
 fiuartemuuter. 
 V, Pareal, Em. 3 July ^-1 
 
 14 
 15 
 
 do 
 
 at 
 
 Third Botlalion'-^rLight 
 Infnii i.ry.) 
 
 LiieMcnani Qi.-iantl, 
 John Robinson, 1 Jm *i9 
 
 Mojot , 
 A. M'Lcaa, bjua»*t4 
 
 Captair, : 
 Ross Corn*, hi U >; ^ 
 D. Hallett, IS uu do 
 Geo. Oleoaeuts, \4 do do 
 L. <7aiupbell, '1 do do 
 J. M'Oibbon, 12 June '9« 
 P. Campbell, 8 do 85 
 John Stepbeai, 20 Sop '87 
 Arcb.M'Lean, ") do's* 
 Alex. RoH, afr. 1<S July*39 
 John M'^Bean, 18 may, '40 
 James Carman, 4 Ap. *42 
 
 LinUenant»» 
 Wm. Stirling, 8JuB«*;Mi 
 Jacob Brown, 19 do '9 
 Tbos-Campbcir, 12 Sep '9 
 r. ;*-* Palmer, 13 do 4« 
 '^ > Severs, 18may,*40 
 Wut. Dayton, 19 dm 
 John M'Lean, 20 do 
 A|i«Campbcll jr. 21 4b 
 WyneatWilliains, 4 Ap '48 
 Tbus.Wi ight, jr. 5 do do 
 H. Couperthwaile, f do do 
 Hy. B. Robinson, 7 do]|Ho 
 John Burpe, 8 do do 
 
 Emighi. 
 
 Pet. H'Fatlaae, 19 may '48 
 Samuel Esloy^ 31 i6 
 Miles M'Millan, 22 d« 
 Wra.'Glayton, jr. 23 d« 
 Alex. Donald, 4 Apr. '2 
 •Frederick Citey, 5d*do 
 Sam.'Ciaytoa, 6 dodo 
 War. Pioicard, 7d»lJo 
 Josh. Cw ForM, 9 do^do 
 Robert Wangh, 9 do do 
 F.P.Robmton, jr. 25 jai. 49 
 
 Adjutant, 
 
 T.l«!Hght,«bp.20May^ 
 
 ..i; Surgtfin, >-.^' 
 ; Jamea Robb^ 8. X«r«h^ %• 
 
 J'acoVPanphy, S»ilp^4t 
 
m 
 
 • .«.■■ 
 
 PAINT JOHN '^irrtTfeitatiNFAKTRT. ^ 
 
 %itii!tt^nt Colakel. W. H. 13«»f il. 1 7am ^o T. A;'P*d(ln«1r, SSr^o J* 
 
 # t P«<«*^ aV 'm<» >4* E' Kctchi^m, Af, fSfep 'Si!5 Jai. Rob«|*nii, 30 Srn *3» 
 
 l.L.F«t^ 27No». 3 '^^g,„^V<r.«Wk.i8Aj»i8 ThWM»A;i«y,r,aS>ll.'4I 
 
 . -^ M<t;9r. ThOi.'S. E((tey, *SAu. do OuiUiTM Jar»M, a«m. ^w 
 
 •. B. RobhMon, 27 da do T.'Niib*t,jr.'^25 Awil »39 Wm. H. AdnaM, 3 do 
 
 Airdlki AlMl»y, (Afr.> 1 Set>. nut«bi«"0| J'. *« do T.W. P»»er», e. 29 J««. »«> 
 .lSe|>. 35 iSeeeml iiii!«l«iian(*. SurTeo": 
 
 WD/WHohkwd, 16Ap88. ^ ,„^ ,,. ., . _ f ii.,,i if D 6 An, 
 0.'H«UhhiMii, i7d» .1. Joliii\r.Oudlip,Af. IS«I». .''Boy.l,M.l>. 8 Bfji. 
 
 *.W:PMeri.Ad.29Jai»'S9 . ^ ^. ^- „. ^ 1!^ Qu»r««rm«Wr.^ 
 
 W. O. Smith, 27 iuno '40 «- A. Pr*", Af. 31 Aug '88 g,nii. i. TilUy, !«• »« 
 — ^ ' -^ "rio. E.Moore, 21 dtf d» ' JI 
 
 '..M. ftoberUwi, 28 aJ '39 ./«««— C»<y •/ St. John. 
 
 {1843 
 
 «lt«.kttberlMm,23>.r4l Wi|». E. Moore, 21 do d» 
 W«. fkgutj, 24 do Will'— "-'— • •« ■•- -•- 
 K.jLTk^M, 25 do Wjj 
 
 ^ r*ri« lAmfiumf. T* W.¥oVer(wir24To do 0««»W. Bwteed, 2d lie^i 
 'lNu^lak;iarke,a0iMjr'a6 R,S.MuteiiMon, 25dod» 24lb Juljr, 1844 
 
 f MKT JOHN riTY RIFLfia. 
 
 £,&«riiiiin( CtfMe}, , 
 
 7.V.t^w<«r.S9AuK*42 
 
 'Wiil'tl. )3tr*«l, d* do 
 
 C«wtaiM. 
 Jbkii Wbharl, i Vov. *S3 
 
 ' |LW.QNtaw*Mf,2*V«^ 
 ikiu. /olinttM,S8 My '41 
 Jttha f/. W«d, «0 do 
 
 * Ttltfir.M W*ihe*, 31 do 
 J**.** NetUr/r > iiMs d« 
 THm.'A. Bmciou, 29 wur '2 
 T.E.O.Tiidtl*, 23 auft. '43 
 
 Ftrit Lic«aeiMnU«. 
 
 Omw P,8n«tb,2Aac.>4l 
 John H. Urajr, ■ 3 do do 
 0.1fLaiii:bi«n,2^m».U2 
 CbMrIti Meriitl, 30 do do 
 J.W.Hmorord,28*us. '43 
 CbM.W. Reilgtrt,24dodo 
 B. J. SatMitl, 35 dA d* 
 Rob«rl'liiWM, 26dotl» 
 
 "9tciM Lkfiitnmui. 
 
 Wm. C«rvill, 29 uig. '42 
 Hoary J. bhubb, 90 do 
 Tbot. R. Oord'>n, 31 d» 
 
 J.Mrl^iiVoriitt, Ittf. d» 
 Wm, Wiirwick, 2 do 
 Da? id Powell, 28 auc. '49 
 W. R. M. Bwrtii, 24 do do 
 WilKin Konali, 25 do do 
 
 Pavmtufr. 
 I.LBoJoll, 20 Bop. W 
 
 Adjutant. 
 T.B;1IIimdftt,(c)29Mig43 
 
 f^unrtettwUHr. 
 H.CbHbb,«ap. tl Sop. '21 
 
 Surgton. 
 HrCeoK 20 Aug. "37 
 
 ;)-' 
 
 MINT JOHN BEA PETIOtBtES, 
 £{«MM#nC C^fetwl AlltttOttj, Oommmnimt.—{2Mi FoWairy, tISS.) 
 
 "Major. 
 T'tftaLStrtngo, 25 Jufy,*43 
 
 fidWartTEatlos, 
 
 J.tW.M.'I?U, 
 
 Joba Murray, 
 
 Wm.M^Kaj, 
 
 Jadin Olive, 
 
 Wm. Claiko, 
 
 21 do do 
 22d»do 
 
 23 do do 
 
 24 do do 
 
 25 do do 
 
 26 do do 
 
 i Cmftmin$. 
 
 TkMtbaiRMd, lAog.'SO 
 
 J. Po**ford, 20J«ii.-nM _ , 
 
 Wmt P. Beon, 21 >n. do AbMr Hampton^ 27 do do 
 JokaEo«< HAwg. 'M ' " " ^- . . 
 
 ^^1^.' Lawlon, 18 do do 
 •««.<L. Looot(,Se Dot. M7 
 
 4l#aMM Kaglot* lOBi* '.It 
 .^WmTlt^n, 11 iiM0,<4S 
 JbkM BrowM, IS do 
 
 John fltraace, 
 lttb»rt Jordao, 
 WitlhM Bail, 
 Kdward Lano, 
 9. OJMoran, 
 8. Frkior, 
 
 28 do do 
 
 80 do lb) 
 
 81 4o d* 
 1 Feb do 
 8 do do 
 4 do do 
 
 i;-' 
 
 F. ht^% 1W Mr 
 
 *a» 
 
 
 J»ki Richa^ftM, 17 Au^8« 
 flto.' BtkMoii, '28 Doc. *S7 
 Bf 4««in Fool, 27 dd do 
 Aftirow O: •itr, IS dfd* 
 Jkbn'nawt, 10 8 V* 
 ffkaiti'Srini, 11 do d« 
 
 GhM. EakIoi, 12 doldo- 
 Wm. Wright, 18 do >lo 
 0«or(0 Olty, 11 i"o««, M2 
 R;'W. Oroobb^nk, jr. li 
 do 
 Riehaid Lovat, |8 do 
 
 MwfVlfMMBo 
 
 T;V,fniUbye.2iFob.*l4 
 
 P m} fntmt t» r, j 
 
 Brnja. Bunlaa, (eaft 29 
 'M.y, 'Sa^^b*i. W 
 
 f^rUrmoMtr. 
 
 Wai. LoaviU, oap. 22 Fob. 
 
 J.FaMdtk, 20 do do 
 
 "*»» FkJ 
 
 ; 
 
 HiWlIf' 
 
 •t' i»> 
 
sah. 
 
 ^AINT JOHN CMttTNTY REIQIHINT. 
 liiMdcBMl 0«lf n«l Charlep StMoadi, Caiiiaiaiidiag<*«29th,M«r«b, ItdSk 
 
 do cf* 
 
 «. ^w 
 do 
 
 -,4do> 
 •ug ^2 
 
 FfrtlBattalNtt. 
 
 £»{ettfcnati< ColoneJ. 
 Qcv» And«^ton, 27 Nev.'SS 
 
 Jlfa;or. 
 O, O. Carman, 24 OcL >43 
 
 •Captftitu^ 
 finml. nalton, 5 April. '25 
 Robert Pay**, 17 M<ijr, do 
 Jai. Ketchuiii,23 Jnljt'SS 
 Paniel Aultj, 25 Oct do 
 laraai Paynf, I Sept. '4 
 lialhan QoJ*oe, 8 Dec. *? 
 J. Jtl'Coiikey, 27 Nov. '8 
 Cb. Vfaterberr, 9 Ap. *9 
 Goo. OUrke, 20 Oct '43 
 Thoi. emma^rdt 21 do do 
 Wn. ?arkf, 22 do do 
 
 Ja*. Flewolliiig, 23 do do 
 CW.KeUhuoa, rf 24 do wi 
 
 Lieutenanit. 
 D.L.Dyk«aiaa,28jul.'28 
 Ob.TlMal, 29 do do 
 J. Stepbem, 27 Oc\ dn 
 JaiDarllelt, S0Au(.*30 
 W. II. Travii, 25 Oct do 
 W-GrafM It. rif. 11 Ocdo 
 J. QiiitKoa, 2d Ji*. 13 do do 
 F. Jordaa, 14 do do 
 
 Rnkcrt Gunnard, 15 do do 
 D.lI.Andertoivr. 1 Sop.'SI 
 .V.F.Hoddard,rir.2 dodo 
 Uon. Kctchiiin,rir. 3 do do 
 Andreif Black, 27 Nor *38 
 T. OitUtpie, 1 It 9 A|i. '!4 
 O. Vaiifhan, SnO.C'43 
 J. Liuglef, 21 do do 
 
 John Aiiilry, 22 Oct, '^ 
 W. tir«(uior«. 23 do d? 
 il.,White*id>;, jr 1 It r 24 do 
 0«o.Younr,21tr 24 dp do 
 G.V.Nowlin, Ar 24.do do 
 Ja*. Hoirar.ll, Af 25 d^ do 
 
 Eimgn^. ' 
 Chai. Th«>al, 27 Nor. >38 
 Thot. M^Cruoa, 2B d« ilo 
 Nat Lee, 29 do do 
 
 Robert S<«t««4, 31 do do 
 Tboi. Park*, 20 Oc'. »43 
 O.M.Andfrfi>n. 21 dv do 
 W.H.A.Keaii«, 22 do do 
 M^i ice T4!«ii, 23 dt do 
 Woi. M'A»l(y, C4 do do 
 
 Atljutmnt. 
 A. Henzie*, c>ipt i Au.'24 
 
 Fatfmatttr. 
 Qi. Matthew, c 30 Aug. 'oO 
 
 Surgtan, 
 ^. O.Htnailioa, do do do 
 
 Qnartermiuur. 
 W.ScaiueDell,r. 16 Apr/33 
 
 Second Battalion. 
 
 ZtieutenaHt Colonet. 
 Jajnei Moian, 3 Sept '36 
 
 Captain*. 
 J. Ounnint^bain, 25 Oc. ^S9 
 JohnFowncf, ifiAiifc. M 
 Wiu. M'Oxitnon, 17 da do 
 Willum Vail, 6 0«c. '37 
 Samuel Abbott, 7 do do 
 Jame(Swi<n, It Sir|>'a» 
 G«org« Ball, 9 Dee. '39 
 
 Epii. S^ntiJI, hj^\y, >4« 
 Siephen M^iior) k. dtf do 
 JekaB. Patti«^n,S8«ttp.Ml 
 
 A.Br«d«Nb«n^ lJblT,*S2 
 Them^t F«W«M», IT db^ 
 Geo. Maaltn, fOoe; '37 
 Ju,H«lbewR#,l4Bti. 99 
 
 V/. R. s^ntifi; e>fl|,'Hp 
 
 Philip Hotter, 7^ 
 J<iino« Moran, f df 
 William Jordto, 9 ii 
 Jxme* 0. Codr. 10 dtt. 
 DnnUa»|laaber,ffD«c«V§ 
 A,a. Oruok«banfc,9f Mil^l 
 J. CuauiMham, 16 Otf^ 
 
 £ntign». 
 ILAnilMBv, 22Sepl.*8t 
 Tl)o<. Ueaa,jr.l08ejp.'9t 
 £d«f4rd Brown, il ao do 
 Kd»v»rd M4fitr,6/uly.'40 
 Klward 8^ntill, T db 
 Rnhrri Lonir, '^ d« 
 Sjiuoii Vtu^bun, 9 d« 
 Win. Fownoa, 10 d« 
 G(>or<;« FowiiM, m 
 Wn. U:i1, 5 Deo. ^40 
 J.<\Urook«liank,3S o.' 41 
 Tboa. Dewar, jr. lA^OcI'^ 
 
 J/lJHtant. 
 T.U.DIack, cap. 5 Aii|^ ^1 
 PamnaMer. V2^ 
 J. R.P.)rler>w,ritp.t4^v 
 
 ^utt'termmttr, 
 T. 8l«pb»ns 8iAm.'ai 
 
 Surg:9n. 
 Q J. n^rdMg, 1 Jm. 'S> 
 
 SUNDURr COUNTY MILITIA. 
 
 12 dojdo- 
 
 13 do do 
 jnne, M2 
 
 nk, jf. J» 
 
 do 
 
 IS do 
 
 ' Lieutennnt ColoneL 
 T. O.Mile<, 25 Oct 1828 
 
 Mnj'or, 
 
 Geo. Hnywatd, 6 Apr. *34 
 Gco.Piie«tle}',22Mar.'41 
 
 Captaifu. 
 K. A. MUei. 26 Oct *2R 
 Jcre. Tmcey, 25 Avji. '29 
 W. S. Barker, 2 Au%. *90 
 LiHii* Seely, T do do 
 A.II.N. Harding, 10 So '38 
 Jeirip, Siititk, 11 do do 
 (Jitai. Ol«>«fe«, 1 i«p. *40 
 llath:Hii((bard,33Ang'43 
 M«f«aCUbttra, 94 do do 
 
 LifutenanU. 
 0. Haaon, 21 Aos. '29 
 T. Na")ii, jtiii. 20 do >\o 
 John Ghcier, 10 iiff». '3tt 
 Thot. H. Smih, l2 dodi 
 Qro. Nevfia, ji»n. I m'u'IU 
 H«c«-biah Ho^t, 2 do 
 John Itru vn, 3 do 
 
 W. Eiiahio<>ks23aH^'43 
 neni. Barker, 24 do d(« 
 8. F. I£ttubr«>ok-, 25 dodo 
 
 EntifiV. 
 Samnel Suiitt), I0 8«>p *a8 
 K.O«iip*rl)iw»itf, 1 •«i'.'40 
 Qro. T. Htrdiiig, 2 do 
 John J. Bailrv, S d« 
 
 Illeiqanip, ^ M 
 
 All OH lli^itt, A do 
 \ym. n>l>.crf, t3n,ii|.'49 
 Ar< li. riiiiniufr, 24 dodo 
 Cbu. Tillev, 25<Ud» 
 
 dljnuml. 
 i. Ha««n, cap. 25 Aug. '28 
 
 Pajimntttr. 
 
 G«o. P^oMl^y. t 9K '89 
 \i^jar U Marck, '41 
 
 QnnrtfmMtier, 
 Z. D. Uruwn, 29 Mar. '35 
 
 Sitrgetn, 
 J: W. Bat k«r, 90.^0%. 'SO 
 
 ' ' OniRLOTTE COUNTY MILITIA. 
 
 * rim Dattaltno. lA»*U*nmnt Colonel. Cmplmkt^^. 
 
 1 4f ^ , -^. Wa. Qaraati, 4 Apr. '42 Jo|»n IfloOgor, 28 Jm«» *SQ 
 
 1 Co/on«^ Mn,*rt. Thamai Borrr. 6 Dfc. 97 
 
 IM H'JCvi 1 Nor. tIM Ja»«« B4»7<<i ^ Hut^t '40 #m «UiiaM» rt4 f l|igr, *«l 
 
 i»^ 
 
 ■*i^i}'el 
 
 •■ "• •« ''Ml ,111 ;n ■ : 
 * *j««-i, »U'.|.»Lt.'j 
 
 rli... 
 
M 
 
 jTsfiR M'Curdj, 8 Maj, '41 
 J. Ayin«r, ((. f.) 6 Apr. >2 
 
 Ftr«( £ieufenants. 
 S.H.WhiUo«k,(r.)6 De '37 
 fiamuel C^vtty, 7 do do 
 J Aha Parkinion, 25 msy'SS 
 Rea. Hitching*, 7 May '41 
 J*hii Treadwell, rif. 8 do 
 George Simpion, 13 do 
 Wm. Maloney, i. f. 5 apr.^ 
 
 8»e»ni iMutenantt. 
 J. K.lloTd, rif. » nay, 41 
 Joka M'Doual, rif. 10 Jo 
 John L. Jarrisi iX &apr. ^2 
 
 Eniigtu, 
 That. Siine,jr. A Dec. 37 
 John Bc»dford, 13 May, 41 
 AI«K. Qjlnan, 14 do 
 Joh* Irvin, S apr. '2 
 
 Pajftnaiter. 
 J. WilMB, cAp. 2 Sept. '25 
 
 Y. H. Whiilock, (cap(.)25 
 Sept 18^ 
 Qwtrttrmatter. 
 Woi.Wbitlock, C.5 «pr. 42. 
 
 Surgtm^ 
 Saa, Frye, 2 Sept. 1817 
 
 disistant Surgton 
 S»F.Gove,M.D.7iuiy,*41 
 
 Steend Btfttalloii'. 
 
 Lieutenant Ctlonel. 
 Thoa. Wyer, 22 Junt, '24 
 
 Major. 
 H«(h Flaherty, 1 Jmi. '32' 
 
 Captaitti, 
 H. R.-(.|ve, 27 May, 'ST' 
 Ja«. Pi ntt, 22 July, >23 
 8. M'Furlanr, 6Drc. '2 2 
 fi. Wall^rr, 10 July, 'S2 
 Jo^iAh lClii!i;lit, II ifo do 
 H.Ma(th«vrt>M, 19Mn '39 
 Areb. M-Citllum, 20 ii do 
 ]>un. M*Farlane, 21 do i\» 
 Philip Jtittiion, 30 Sep. do 
 Opo. M'KeM;<!>, 27F«b.44 
 ttaaiual Galifli; 28 do do. 
 Ueo. M'Kay, 23 du do 
 
 ithutetMnts. 
 J. Mmineit, 2Juty.'2f) 
 J. Ju»(ii"n, 11 (to '32 
 
 John nuckslafT, 23 M'<r. 39 
 W.W. n«»»kiiif,33julj 42 
 John Minn, 31 do do 
 Ptiier Clinch, 1 aiig do 
 Jnmet Davie*, 2 do 
 
 ItitM Atchi-on, 3 do 
 
 Al-i, M'Kny, 4 do 
 
 Will. SniartI, 27 Feb. Mt 
 StMic. M*Fartaiit, 28 do do 
 Magkll'Kav. 39 da do 
 
 B^tipin. 
 f«KnT«<i>er jr. S3 Mar 38 
 
 Ch. Carson, SO juIy, '42 
 John Boyd, SI do d« 
 Hu. M*L<!od, ir. 1 au^. do 
 Henry O. Seelye, 2 do 
 Wm. Mahood, 3 d* 
 John Craig, 4 do 
 
 Joaiah Turner, 27 Feb, '44 
 DaiiicI Young, 28 do do 
 John Gla», 29 do du 
 
 Dan. McKenzie, 1 Mar. do 
 Justus Knigkt, 2 d« do 
 
 PnymatUr. 
 T.T.Wy«r,ll.l9Mar.'8a 
 
 Adjutant. 
 Rich. M'Gee, It. 5 aug. '42 
 
 Sturgeon. 
 Rb(. Thomson, 27 Feb. '44 
 
 Quartermaiter, 
 Joi. Meuinelt, (Cast.) 27 
 Feb. 1844 
 
 Third Battalion. 
 
 LUutenant Cotontl. 
 Hairis Hatch, 13Juna'Se 
 
 Major. 
 C. A. HatUeway, 6 Mar '26 
 
 CaptainP 
 Jamet Brown, - Jan '31 
 H. H. Hatch, »5 Feb. '39 
 
 B. Filzccrah), 22 mar. *42 
 Jobu M'Inlosh, 23 do 
 VTm. ChafiTey, 26 June '43 
 O. E. O. Hat'iiewny, 27 do 
 N. Dogcet, 2!4.fuly, M4 
 Anju*. BtuicroTi, 25 de do 
 
 LUuttnunts. 
 
 C. A. Biibcock, 21 mar. '42 
 Wei. CHnieron, 26 iuiie'43 
 Charles Hitch, 27 do do 
 
 Knaign$^ 
 W«r.TDgrrsori, 19 June 37 
 J. Mariiitosb, 28 Mny, '38 
 J^ahnOh.ffey, 19 Feb. '40 
 Tbos. L. Moses, 21 m«r. '42 
 Joseph Patchi, 22 do 
 Jo' n Ftther^ 33 do 
 Rulit. Blown, 24 Julv, '44 
 Chan E, ShcM, 25 do do 
 
 Adjutant. 
 T. Mo<es, cap. 1 Aug "34 
 
 Quarter Mnatrrs, 
 Oeo. K.ijf, 18 Feb. MO 
 Julias Winchester, IH do 
 
 i^urreois. 
 W. C.M'Smy, 18 May 'SO 
 
 Fatirth BnUHlien. 
 
 Licut"nnnt Colonel. 
 N. Mirks. 13 /uly, '40 
 
 IVaj;r$, 
 \nron Uplon, 23jul,v '41 
 iiines UiUTM, !ld tn^ 'U do 
 
 Captaint. 
 
 J. Young, (ri.)>39 Mtir W 
 J. Oonnick, 2 Feb '2* 
 Alex. Gianr, I Mareh '32 
 ' W. Thompson^ 9 Aprir'34 
 D^vid Uptan, 10 do do 
 TUm. Mitchell, It do do. 
 Jas. Maxwell, 15 Feb. >39 
 Wn. Libhj, 16 de do 
 Win. M'Lcod, ,17 dodo 
 D. V.C lendenninK, I Ado do 
 John GrioABver, 23^'fily '11 
 John XVisb^tt, 24 do 
 James M'Donncll, 25 do 
 Thfts. B. Abbott, 26 do 
 
 First LicutenantM. 
 H. McAllister, 27 Mar '2^ 
 A. Clendenning, r. 6 f e 29 
 W.Armitrong, r. 6 Apr *SZ 
 John Haiinair, ID do d'» 
 Joi. Andrews,. I6 Ftb. 39 
 William Walsoii, 20 do da 
 John Mkxwi'II, 2 do dt> 
 JameaMurchie, 23July '41 
 Jesiey Christie, 24 do 
 Jacob Reed, 25 do 
 
 Jo*. H. Mixwell, 2K do 
 Murk Milberry, 27 do 
 M'tllhew Hannah, 2 de 
 
 Second LUuttnanti. 
 A. Lindiav, 5 April '32 
 S. Hill, (rifles) 7 do d» 
 Jos. Young, (r.) • Feb '3» 
 Danl. M'Allisier, 7 do do 
 K^acob Hopi**, do d» 
 
 JSntignt. 
 Hsr.Thoinpsou, 17 Feb.'3» 
 Harris Scoll, 8 do do 
 
 John M'Leod, 9 do do 
 Jiiilin Moore, 20 do d«> 
 Samuel Thoiuai, 2 do do 
 John M^Ki-nzie, 23/iil.'4t 
 Stephen Ames, 21 do 
 Samuel Hamilton, 25 rio 
 Jvhn Milrhfll, 26 d> 
 Dsniel Sullivan, 27 do 
 Gee. J. Thomson, 2 do 
 
 Ri/la Company. 
 
 Alex. Uucliaiiaii, GM|it. 23<l 
 
 ./uly,'U 
 
 John Mnrkii, jr. 1«t II. do 
 
 John Campbell, 2d il. do 
 
 At^jutant. 
 
 A. Campbell, cap 2 Ap. *32 
 
 Pnymaitr'-, 
 J. M irks, cap. I March 'd* 
 
 Qunrlermniter. 
 
 B. Wilson, II. SJune^'O* 
 
 Surf son. . . 
 L. Weiioii, 1 Msrch 'Si 
 
 if.stis'ant fitr^rotk. 
 Ihkn Btsir, M.D. 2)>IJi« 
 
U' 
 
 CiTilry attached to F»urih First LiciUenanti . ■ Corneii ^ 
 
 BatUlioik Wm. Waodcock, ^<> iTo llibiBiii'doUcir'cl, ^ da^4(> 
 
 Captttin. Second LieutenOiit, Qvarttrmaittr. 
 
 W.R. Buchanan, 13/u1.M0 Jfthn Tonus, da do Jacob Libbee, 13/ulj, dlif^ 
 
 WESTMORLAND COUNTY MILITLL ■,, 
 
 Colonel Witiiaoi Bolsford, Oomnanding. 
 
 1 ' 
 
 iPirat Battalion. 
 
 Paifnuuter. D. Rohichnud, 21 d» d^' 
 
 J. Robinion, c. 12 jnly '26 W.D.Weldun.S Af)ril,.*4(]f«» 
 
 Jonit Taylor, 9 
 
 Geo. Gorhrane, 10 
 
 Jonathan B/ack, I ^'uljr, 4% 
 Jai. J. Evp.ni, 8 july, Ml 
 Wm. FavfceU, 4 do 
 A. R. Wetmore, * apr . '42 
 
 Mrtjor, ^vMrter Mtuier.'' Edwin Dixon, 4 do 
 
 T.E. Smith, 12jfe]y, '42 J.Oharl«n,eap20Nor*22 Crane Charl«ri. 6 do 
 Captains, Surgeon. Gideon Maxwell, 7 rfu 
 
 Win. Smith, 12 June >26 S.Tbeal,l[.0 aS No.'40 Jatnei Cauidy, 8 da 
 Ja>. Beatiy, 19 May, '28 Assistant Surgeon. Jonit Taylor, 9 do 
 E. Siilef, 16 may, 29 Thoi. G. Sharpe, do ds Geo. Gorhrane, 10 do 
 
 S. Underwood, 28 July '32 ^ 
 
 S. B<tbino^ 30 d<i da 6e«oud Battalion. 
 
 V. Uannington, 22 do do — — 
 
 Atex. Caio, 23 do do Lie^Uenant Colonel. 
 
 J. N. Chapman, 16 Nov. '40 E. A. Doltfurd, 1 Jan 32 g. C;r. Oulton, U aug. '43 
 Ww. Milue, 17 do Major, JohuS. Chipm-in, 19doda 
 
 John Stultz, 18 do D. Chapman, 18 June's David Chapoian, 20 do db 
 
 John Scott 19 do Goo. Oultun, 15 Apiil, '44 Robt. Trcnholm, 21 do do 
 
 Richanl Bvll, 20 do Captains. Christ. Richardioi^, 22 do . 
 
 John Welling, 26 Feb. '44 M. Gornewali, 6 April, '26 John Lecf^re, 23 do dtt 
 David Boyd, 27 do do Jamea Evan*, 17Jun ^28 Ae^Mtant. „ 
 
 Chai. Lockhart, 28 do do John Chapman, 18 do do J.Ohapnida,capl£ Jua *8f^-^ 
 
 Lieutenant* W. P. Sayre, 26 July '30 Quarter Matter. 
 
 S. Wtldon, 8M;iy'28 R.T«yior, 27 do do Thoi. Si>yre, capt. do d«. . 
 P. Cunitaiitine, I Aug 32 H. Chapman 24 Sept '32 Faymaiter. 
 
 J. Hanntngton, 22 May, 33 OhipmviBot<rArd,25dodo Joseph Aniion, (cap.) 22' 
 R. Dob«on, 24 do do ll. B. ChapMtinM22Jun '35 June, 'S5 
 
 G. H*nninjrton.25 ilo do Tboi. Cochran, 23 do do Surgeon. 
 
 Thi».W«Uing, 17Iior. '40 Oha*. Thibideau, do do do R. Smith, 1 June '40 
 
 R. D. Ch^pnait, 18 do Ch. Dixon, ? April, '40 Atsiitant Surgeon. 
 Jamei Welliog, 20 do Jas. Maxwrll, 3 do J. N. Murphv, i ^uly, '41 
 
 Jacob Trilc«, 21 do Henry OKdeii, 1 ^uly, '41 
 
 Uul'uf biuilh, 23 do Sam. T. Black, 2 do 
 
 Hor. B. Smith, 27|Ffh.'44 U. Boullenboute. 3 do 
 Frederirk Willing, 28 du Wm. Atkinion, 12 july '42 
 David C. Blakfln»y, 29 do L^ctt/eNontJt. 
 
 Alfred Sioil, I Match, '44 Jo«. Welti, 4 Apt Tl '26 
 
 Third Battalion. 
 
 Mtuor. , 
 
 S. Olark^ 26 May *S4 
 Captain*. 
 16 June '28 J«hn Smitk, 27 April 22 
 80 July ♦80 D. Cemoron, 
 31 do do T. B. Moore, 
 22 Juno '3) J. Brewotcf, 
 
 12 June '33 
 22 Oct do 
 
 1 Ang '35 
 
 2 do do 
 17 Au«'3« . 
 
 Micliafl Hniiii, 2 du do T. Ayre, 
 Mailin Urek, 8 do do J. Cull^r, 
 
 ThoK8lra<l)nnn, 4 do do G. Botsrutd, 
 En$igns. Thwt. Sayre, 
 
 J. Nelton, l9M«y'28 Geo. Scoullar, 23 do do O. Oalkina, 
 Z. LuiK, 17 May 23 Win. Brown, inJune*S6 E. Peck, 
 
 G*o. Cochran, 21 M-y ^33 Wm.Chapman,2 April,'40 W. KirbpMrick, 23 Ap '3* 
 J(.iinWHirnig,jr. 18Nav4.1 Wm. Bowier, 5 do Daniel Stoevei. 24 do do 
 EdwaidSmilh, 21 F*b.'44 Wm. Barnei, It'uly, 41 John Oltf eland, 25 do do 
 Wm. H. Smilto, 28 dodo David Taylnr, 2 do John Be ally, Ijalj *4t 
 Fred. Buleman, 29 du do Uilio R. Snyre, 4 do ' " ' ~ ' 
 
 Alex. MsGhic, I March,do Wm. Bo<ihcnhauie, 5 do 
 Richurd Af mo«ir, ? do do Thoi.Ogden, 2 ll. art. 6 do 
 Matthew II«Itirad,3dndo N.Dulwer,.: Mar. I3jul.42 
 JlohirJotip*. 4 d«t ''o Ch. Palmer, do. 13 do d<i Ella* Peril, 
 
 Stephen Oildrrt, f dodn Blair BoKford, 18 aug. '43 W. Ornee, 
 
 Aaron Robinten, '2 'do 
 
 LituHnants. 
 
 E. Perk, 26 Oft '81 
 
 W. Read, 27 Orl '2t 
 
 10 June '88 
 
 18 do do 
 
 Martin Wortman, 6 do do Etuigns. ~ E. S(»pheniart S20ci tf 
 
 Matritt lla>ri«, 7 do do Wm. Lamb, 20 July '30 B.H. N«*romh, 8 Au^ *aa 
 
 Jo«. B. T.eBlane, 8 du do O.Douiionhonie,2<} iet>.'32 Patk. Sinclair, 23 AnI. tff 
 
 Thod. Thihodeaa, do do Btni. Welli, 23 dodo Thof. CUikc, 21 do do 
 
 Adjutant. T. Anderran, 21 June*35 M^ioer Sleev««, 21 do if* » 
 
 V, Da(«D»rd,(e.) It July '49 Jo$, Wh^to, 2»Au| '99 $. 9 ili^ t H. «rt. •jn\)*W 
 
 m 
 
ti^ 
 
 BiDjitaUriihall, Y lib 
 JoatjpliAttbiiiM*, B 4« 
 
 Jo&nfteid, 11 Jan«>30 
 CWa.<H«dgen, lA d* li* 
 >^. RoMmm, SAm. do 
 T.JllH«r«M, 2SApkV9 
 I.«k«JBr«rwiler, 24 do d* 
 MkhMl DuflV, 35 do d« 
 irtf;M5iCa|r, 2B.dod6 
 jMtea Bwhopi^ SB da do 
 TawHamUtMi, !>/▼ '41 
 
 X StarriM, U«|» 37 Afh ^2i 
 
 ijftftmrter Mtmit*r. 
 In. Rodien, (It.) 6 Jul} |>40 
 
 I>.M.0hrii«,/(.ljiir7'4i 
 
 .. < Jhurffon. - 
 W. Wi bon, a gOet»28 
 
 Fonrlll A*(t«liMK 
 
 Wj. Ohtpmaoi • Jm*, '00 
 
 Philip Ohapnan, do do do' 
 
 J. Aodenon, 81 Majr, *81 
 Joho Avardf 1 June do 
 Joho TrtnbolMi, 8 do do 
 John Oopp, I juf jr 41 
 
 John Ogdrn, 2 do 
 
 LJfiV AihiiH > « 4 JUatj^l 
 J.Uowttiofp >« db Hlo 
 Robert Oopp, Iftl^jr '12 
 AUi. Mudro, i jvlj 41 
 T&ot.-OiilH>o, jnn. 2 do 
 
 JBruignti 
 Wm. Morria, 19 May 82 
 B«nj. Allan, 90 do do 
 Dan. QoodoMB, l4Vy'41 
 John Wf lb, 2 do 
 
 Ricbd. Johnton, 8 do 
 
 jtdjutant. 
 J. dbapmaii, c 25 July '30 
 
 Q;tutrt€rmaattr. 
 O.AlUo, Kc«it.30Miy'ai 
 
 NORTaUMBERLAND OOUirrY MILITIA 
 
 
 '^inl Bolttlioa^ 
 
 Peter Gray, 13J3«ie"42 
 
 Ja«. Johnon, 14 do 
 
 ^ . LinUctMtnt Ctitmtl. John Porter, 10 June '43 
 
 mimu Orator, 5 Sept *S7 Jamei Riniell^ 11 do do 
 
 . Motor*. Chrif. Wiiharl, 12 do do 
 
 Jai. tt«DoaaU, Mar. '89 ~ ~ 
 
 li.)|%eod, i5Au«.»40 
 
 W.-ttaatftton, 10 i'uho>22 
 D. Ptrkr. 5 April '26 
 A,eood(ajlow, 6 do do 
 W.Gray, 28 June '30 
 ML Cranny, 20 do do 
 llioi. UUock, 10 Aii{ *S1 
 J. BoaOarioa. 1 J^iio *36 
 ,1^. Roibiehaiid, 
 J. M. Johnalon, 
 Alti. Key, rif. l6Ap. '88 
 Alex. M'&Mth, 8 Mar.|'39 
 Fin. Morruoa, 24 aprii do 
 
 JLich. fiutchiuoD, 26 do do 
 eab. RitfieU, Id Aur. '40 
 P^KtJtk 16 do 
 
 d. M'Guilt 
 
 •7. 
 
 John Boyd, 13 do do 
 
 Rntign». 
 J. Hiewart, 9 April >28 
 M.. Clarke, ISJuOiB >36 
 J. Oarruthere, 20 do do 
 J. M*Leod, 23 do do 
 it. Oarman, 24 do do 
 W. Jifthn^ttoOf 25 do do 
 Pal. BrAphy, Marrii, 'SO 
 Jamoe Johmlon, 25 Ap. do 
 
 20 do d« Allan Gil nour, 96 do do 
 
 21 do do William Ruisell, 28 do d(.» 
 Alex. Ruaiell, 29 do do 
 Jamri Oourlie, 80 do do 
 Jan. Camrron, 15 Aug. '40 
 Peter N'Oougal, 16 do 
 OweaM'Ewrn, tl do 
 Dud. Perley. jr. 11 lun. 42 
 Alex. M<!Kiliop, 12 do 
 
 25 April '25 
 
 26 do do 
 12 June '27 
 le May '80 
 
 19 do do 
 
 5 April '36 
 
 6 do du 
 
 8 do do 
 
 9 do dn 
 15 Feb. •89 
 
 16 db do 
 
 17 do 
 
 Ai«x.Dnridion.lOian«M^ Wn>. Lohbin, " A3 do 
 poMljl M*L«od, 11 do do Wm. M«Le« d, 10 June '43 
 
 ,MaM<Ltod, 12 do do 
 
 ;-, IdtMttnamU. 
 Andrew Hay, 5April'26 
 J. f. Wiiliatoii, 6 do do 
 Wm. Cara4n, 9 do do 
 
 , p. Johnitoa, 28 Jaa. W 
 J. MU«n» iJufy do 
 tf Mpriiion, |3 Juaa '86 
 JaMfM Oaie, 21 do do 
 
 „J.H. Peteri, (llt,rir.> 16 
 
 Jatnei Fraier, 
 
 Roherl Lofgie, 
 
 Alrx. Logeie, 
 
 RoHi Sinclair, 
 
 Hrilry WriKhl* 
 
 Alea. Fenlon, 
 
 NormiaCaHipbeH, 1 7 do do 
 
 Jd/Wanl. 
 
 D. M'Donald, ran Jnn «2I 
 
 <2uart«r Matttr. 
 
 db 
 
 11 do do 
 
 12 do do 
 
 13 do Jo 
 
 14 do do 
 
 15 d<i do 
 
 16 do do 
 
 ... A^rii^ as J. Davidson, OJune 
 
 11*9 a«ithl«a, t Mar. '19 Snrgton. 
 
 ,«•. Williaton, 16 api il do Alax. Kbr, 28 Juirt '30 
 •P««iW, 26 do do • m^ 
 
 *— " ■ Seoaad BftlUiioa. 
 
 jMBMeeitia, 29 do do 
 * l^4[af■*r«l^ t*Aaf.f40 
 i|,aiM|alr„ 16, 4o 
 iHiUNv ,17-'ds 
 
 DaviilMn, 2 July '29 
 V^plot'iw. 
 
 .•«|oai $ n; r. U^bii NA J. B«tt«^ ' ft Abg. >22 
 
 Wm. Loch, 
 
 D M'KAy, 
 
 J. M'Donald, 
 
 W. Fiddea, 
 
 A. Duneaa, 
 
 A. Moorea, 
 
 M. D. Alliton, 
 
 T. Underliill, 
 
 R. Jardine, 
 
 Georae Kerr, 
 
 JaredT««er, 
 
 Tho. Wiiiouj(bliy, 17 do du 
 
 H. Uammill, 20yunr, '40 
 
 Edwd. Williaton, 10 aus.'2 
 
 IJmttntmti. 
 T. Smith, II May 21 
 
 A. Ilovry, 13 do do 
 J. Hovey, IS do '80 
 T.Couj^hlan, 22 do do 
 R. Wavton, 
 L. Aitle, 
 J. Fillemore, 
 J. Harlfrjr, 
 R. Orockei, 
 J. Munro, 
 John Arbor, 
 O. A.Hanling, l6F«b. '39 
 Jtimea SUwaK, 17 do «lo 
 Dub. M'Taviah, 20iune'4O 
 Wdliaib Lrddrn, 22 db 
 Alei. Frrga^oa, 23 do 
 Ribl. Forifth. 24 do 
 8ambrlPcabody,25 do 
 A. Davidaon, 10 aug. '42 
 Rich'd Patteraon, // do 
 John J. Neiuiilb, 12 do 
 
 Jliwtfw-t. 
 M. Hovrt, » May '24 
 A. Oan(|>bell. 
 Ubaa. M*Bjw, 
 W. Small, 
 R. DubAe, 
 JiihnPbiid< 
 D. M'Tavkb, 15 do 'do 
 T.DbaBriaay, lA'Peb^'^d 
 laihea Red^f , i 19 do Am 
 
 5 
 
 April 
 
 '36 
 
 6 
 
 do 
 
 da 
 
 8 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 10 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 II 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 12 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 13 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 19 db 30 
 SApril'iifi 
 12 do 4db 
 la d* db 
 f4 db do 
 
57 
 
 RobiMMUDMckel, S^ do 
 • W^Uiim Wahh, 2d d» 
 tX J.WoolhaupicriSS a«i|[. 
 Rich*.! Sulb«r,24dodo (41 
 -Oh» Siinondf, 10 aui; >42 
 Olif ar WilWd, 11 da 
 W.- N. VeniiiRj, 12 do 
 ]•». OroktTt iS do 
 ' JamM Crane, H do 
 
 P.Grock«r, (cap 1 1 Ma>34) 
 ^ 11 May, '35. 
 
 ).'• fi^ar^emuuUr. 
 
 F. Mitcbcll, jr. 21 may, >44 
 •Surgeon 
 
 JohoThompaun, 20/hb.'40 
 
 TMr4 Baltifion. 
 
 Lkutenmnt Co/etu/. 
 Jua. Oiloiour, 27 April *40 
 Wa. Salterv 24 July, '44 
 
 Elijah ro«*U'f7lljuD.*42 
 
 ■CantainM. 
 AhaiPond, i0m«y24 
 John DoniM, 1 2 juno 27 
 Thoa. Underbill, 7 apr. 36 
 John MuRroa, 22 march 41 
 Aioi. McLaggan, 23 du 
 
 LitutenaiUa, 
 Jacob Hovey, 17 m«r. 30 
 T. CoughUn, 22 do 
 
 RolMil WaMftn, < affi S6 
 JubnArb#« 12 dr 
 
 John Pu«id, 32 «ai. 41 
 J. L. Prirr, SS do 
 
 Emifnt, 
 A4ez.0ainpbell,f 9 aar. 40 
 Uhu. M*Raw, 7 apr. 08 
 Jamei Roddy, 1 Fab. 8B 
 Win. Doak, 22 m«r. 41 
 Jebn Decant illoa, 23 db 
 James McLauan, 24 <fb 
 Dan. S•lla/^ 25 dio 
 
 Adjutant. '• 
 
 AllanGilmour, It 27^00 40 
 
 ^attennatter. 
 Jit. Fowlor, (eiH.) do do 
 
 RESTIGOUGHE OOUNTY MILITIA. 
 
 Lieutennnt Colonel. 
 R. Fergutoii, 1 Jan. >32 
 
 Major, 
 Ad. ForgiMon, 19 Mar. *39 
 
 Captain*. 
 J. Douslot, 26 Der. '25 
 D. M'lno^h, 27 do do 
 D. Stcwait, 9 March '37 
 A. M*Pherion, 10 do do 
 R. Ferguion, jr. II do do 
 J. Jftouigomary, )2 do do 
 
 Ales. Fericuion, 19 Mar '39 
 
 Li€ut«nant». 
 W. OrMg, 13 JiiW ^25 
 Win. FleinminK, 14 «io do 
 A. Fra«er, 23 May '31 
 W. M'Pherton. 9 Maf '37 
 Andretv Bnrbari*, 11 do do 
 Jjuies Paul, 12 «lo do 
 
 John M'F»rUn*, 13 do do 
 
 Eitrignt. 
 D. M'Nair, 9 Mil '37 
 
 R. MoDlxomary, 10 M«rch, 
 
 '37 
 
 R. Jardiue, 11 do do 
 
 M. Forguton, 12 do do 
 
 Adjutant. 
 Jm. MTlimon, c. U Oc28 
 
 Sitkfgttm. 
 
 D. R. Carter, M. P., 19 
 
 March, *Sa 
 
 QiMtrtermiufar. 
 
 Joafph Hualer, (ll.) do.iUt 
 
 GLOUCESTER COUNTY MILITIA. 
 
 First Battalion. 
 
 2i{e«(enant Colotikt. 
 John MilUr, 5 Sept. '42 
 
 ' Major. 
 
 John Fraier, 5 Sept. '2 
 
 CaptaiAt. 
 Jimei Lef, 12 July '24 
 Itenj. Daw4on, 23 De. . '3) 
 Fran {Ffrguton, 13 Mar'37 
 Richard Carman, 14 do do 
 Wm. B'anchard, 15 do do 
 P. A. Dumnrtiq, 9At>r'39 
 AUi. McNeil, 9 Nov. '40 
 Jai. Rukerttoo, 5 Sept. '42 
 Micliarl O'Brien, 6 do 
 fiamuvl Napier, 7 do 
 
 Ltuutenanti. 
 Wm. Gray, 13 July, '24 
 Ch«<. Cornmean, 15 do do 
 Ant. Oegraco, 25 in^y '31 
 Don. F«rgii«on, 1 4 Mar '37 
 Jat JohniiAO, 10 Apt '3() 
 John Ohnmhcn, 9 Nov. 40 
 WilUan* U<»;d, 10 dmlo 
 JtOfopk Uiittcelte, 5 «ep '42 
 j^loa. Andarioa, A do 
 'ti^Noph Fer|uMHi, 7 d* 
 4;iivit. ITMaaiM,^ do 
 
 >l<Watk Flake, t do 
 
 Tte. itorrinttoB, 10 do 
 
 £H^igm^ P37 
 W4,F,P.Whtut»14lL»n 
 
 And. O. Fair, 9 Nor. 40 
 Wm. Fr»»er, 5 Sept. '42 
 Tnhn Baird, 6 do 
 Wm. Deacon, 7 do 
 Wiu. Steveh', Jr. 8 do 
 Win. Piillrn, 9 d0 
 
 J»mef Henry, 10 do 
 John Miliar, lido 
 
 John Moriiion, 12 do 
 Frvdk. Oommewu, 13 do 
 
 Prtym«»*er. 
 T. M. DeBloiii, r. Ap.'39 
 
 Ailjutant. 
 Jaf. Ltp, C4p. 12 July, '24 
 
 Surteon. 
 Robert eurdun, 9 Apr. '39 
 
 Quartemuutar. 
 J. Reed, Heal. 15 May '29 
 
 Second Battalion. 
 
 Lieutenant Cofantt. 
 John Young, 1 Jaa. 1832 
 
 Major. 
 
 W.Landry, 1 March, '32 
 
 C not tint, 
 W. DryidaU, l4June,'24 
 A. Landry, 12 July, '25 
 M.CaMpholl. ad. l2Jly.>a« 
 R. HiMM, 1 March '3t 
 Mich. Martia, 2 dn do 
 P«i«rO*Qracc,4 4% do 
 
 SMnrek, i| 
 
 9 Nov. ►Ij 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 bo 
 
 do 
 «<o 
 do 
 do 
 
 29 do do 
 2Miir. >S2 
 7 do do 
 y Nov. '40 
 
 John Doen, 
 
 UrbanLandry, 
 
 Jamca Voting, 10 
 
 Geo. Sivret, II 
 
 Joi. Sewrll, I 2 
 
 ThouiHJi Krir, 13 
 
 Val. Gihbf, 14 
 
 Robt. Robertfon, 15 do do 
 
 Hugh A. Caie, . 16 do do 
 
 Lieutenants. • 
 .7. Gennie, IS July, *23 
 A. Camphc!!, 28 Jen. >27 
 P. Campbell, 
 A. Louiier, 
 Jamet Dfria, 
 A. Landrv, 
 A. Rohit haud, 10 do do 
 Naphaol Denrnr^, 1 1 dodo 
 Rirhard Oawfin, 12 do <lo 
 Duncan II ay, j'r. 13 do do 
 Wm. Titjflor, M do do 
 John Kerr, I 5 do do 
 
 Edwin Laulen, 1 6 do do 
 Roh). Y"4Htg,^r. 17 do do 
 Tho«. Atchfr, 18db,i<o 
 I>4vi<l FetKiMon, 19 do do 
 A.B. Uaninji<on, S9aup.4i 
 
 £*wirtw. 
 And. WilaON, 6 Mar. <b2 
 Rent ChoioM, S do do 
 Flak LoGr«ta^i# Nov. 4t 
 JoMpb Cooflrili, to 4a 4a 
 Lwit l>M««t^ ll^aia 
 
 
 :;'l' 
 
53 
 
 Wm- Louisifr^ 
 3*\ lBiickfd\, jr. 
 Wnpi,' Dfviiale, 
 JaoM Walib, 
 
 12 do do ^^yutanf . 
 
 Id do (to J^M'lDtoih, cap 24 Oer . 31 
 
 f 4 do do Paynutttar. 
 
 15 do do H.W.Baldwin, c. I Mar%2 
 
 Jm>;Rk«Mo, l6May,'8f 
 
 Surgeon, - - ' 
 
 S. L. Bithop, 9Ndv^>4» 
 
 ^;■'^fe||f^ 
 
 */!' 
 
 KENT COUNTY MILITIA. 
 
 i^ilBatUlioW 
 
 Itieutenant Colon*!. 
 D. K'Alnioii, 2 Apnl, *40 
 
 Major. 
 OeoTgeTagaR, 2 April, MO 
 
 j> Caplaint, 
 WiB.JJow.et, 10Mav,'24 
 K. Jeirdine, 21 Feb. '26 
 J.P.Ford, [ri.] 25 Nov. do 
 J, W. Weldon, 25 Ocl '2a 
 Colin Raokii), 21 May, '33 
 8aiui. Girvan, 22 du do 
 Wm. Brait, 2A do do 
 Jo4^ Muzeroll, 1 July, '31 
 Win. Roach, 2 do do 
 W. Fitzgerald, 2 April, '40 
 Wm.jA.Ulark, 
 
 Lieutennnts. 
 Donald Knnkin, \H Feb. '20 
 J,A.CUre, [rl26Miy,'33 
 Wm. Girfan, 27 do do 
 A^M^Michael, 1 July, '31 
 JobaMiiler, 2 do du 
 Andiet? Dixon, 16 A|>r. *38 
 JuliB Maine, 17 do do 
 P.it*k. Doiielly, 18 ii6 do 
 Jai. D. Weltion, 19 do do 
 Aich. F. M'Kay, 20 do do 
 J»i. ai|irbgb«i,2Apnl,'40 
 
 Robl. M*Alraon, i April '40 
 
 Entigm. 
 DarMWrigbl, 24 May *33 
 JohuGiare. Ir] 26 do do 
 iCpb. Wheton, IBApr. 'S8 
 J. M. Walhen, 18 do 
 Win. Dohrrly. 19 do 
 W. M'Williams, 2 Ap. '40 
 John Ranklu, S do 
 David Foster, 4 do 
 Piter Muiiffoll, 5 do 
 
 At^iUant. 
 D.Swayne, [cap] 20 Jun'ST 
 
 Quartermaster. 
 Tboi. WtMxJ, [en] ) jul.'4l 
 
 Surgeon. 
 R. MastersoB, 13 Feb '26 
 
 Second Battalion. 
 
 » lAeutenavt Colonel. 
 James Lone, 1 Jan. '32 
 
 Ma;o>'. 
 John Bowser, 1 4 Oct. '4^ 
 
 Captains. 
 W.Hanuin^on, 26 May 'SI 
 Ira Hicks, 27 do do 
 Robert Dysart, 9 Aug. 31 
 Syd.Oh.tpuiui>, 10 do do 
 Jacob 0«:«npr, 22 Oct. '33 
 
 Thos. Afilneaii. 23 Oct KH 
 Chas. R. Smith, 1 4 Oct. 41 
 Anih'r Siiopion, 1^5 dtf do 
 John M'Millan, 1 6 do do 
 LieiUenantt. '' 
 
 T. Butheb, 24 May, 31 
 L. Scamondl, 27 do dt 
 P. Robichiud, 23 Ocl. 'S3 
 John Sheridan, 10 Mar. '37 
 Jas.M^Dermot, 11 do do 
 Michael Harris, 14 Oci. 41 
 Ja*. S. Long, 1 5 do do 
 Gideon Siuiih, 16 do do 
 Witt. Coates, 1 7 do do 
 
 Ensignt, 
 PlacidPurrier,23 May, '31 
 J.Thibidtau, 25 do du 
 Ira flicks, jr. 27 do do 
 P. A. Purdy, 10 Aug. d« 
 6rei;.iCormier, 22d Oct 'S3 
 John Burke, jr. 2iid do do 
 Marriner Ilicks, 10Mar.'37 
 Oliver Ward, 1 1 do do 
 Ang. Mcintosh, 1 4 Oe(. 41 
 Jai. MTberioii, 15 do do 
 
 AdjtUant. 
 A.B. Smith, c. 23Miy,'31 
 
 Quartermastir. 
 E. Chapman, U. 12M4r.*a'r 
 
 KING'S COUNTY MILITIA. 
 
 First Battalion. 
 
 fjteutenant Colontl. 
 Wm. M'Leol, 29Maj,'33 
 
 Major. 
 Philip Dann, 29 May, do 
 
 Cnptuinn, 
 J.g.Weftnore, 27 May, 'i?? 
 Philip Nase, 29 Apr. '27 
 T. Botswick, 25 Ocl, »28 
 And.Hainin, rif29Jul.32 
 J or. Mahe«, 29 May, '33 
 Joseph A. Lynns, 1 Juno do 
 Lewis Onrveli, 2 do do 
 ,Tohn Wright, 5 Nov. do 
 8411)1. (lofuin, 10 Sept. '38 
 Onb. Wonleii, 2 A|>ril '40 
 Tho<. A. Fleivellinc, 3 do 
 Oeu. Hardin;;, 90 M«ir. '41 
 
 LiVt«renan(f. 
 Benj. Cole, 5 June *3.1 
 N. Warren, 5 Nov. do 
 .los. Pkwellin^, 4 Ap. '3'J 
 John Plera, il May, '7 
 I. H.rVofter, 10 8ei>l. >9t 
 >V.U.54Uilh,t*t. riOlldo 
 
 Isaae Vanwart, S April, *40 
 Joiiu L. Forrester, 3 do 
 W.G.Harding,27 Mar. '4^ 
 Tiiinai M'LecM, 28 do do 
 giefihin S>..iih, 29 do do 
 W.B. M' Keel, 30 July, '42 
 Robl. Crawrord, 31 do do 
 
 Eniigne, 
 Henry Nase, 31 July, '32 
 Jms. Kieiiied, 5 Nov. '33 
 Ah, D. Maher, 20 May, '37 
 C)aii(P-<rker, 10 Sept. '33 
 Hiram Bostwick, 11 do do 
 Jwhn Vanwarl, 2 Apiil, '40 
 J. H. Flewellinsi, 3 Ap. 40 
 C.L.Richards, 28 m^r. 41 
 ^•me< U. L>oii, 29 do do 
 Tho'. Wallii, aOjulv, '42 
 Jos>ph Cronk, 31 du do 
 
 Aiijninnt. 
 
 D. Wetniorf, rant. 1 Mav, 
 
 I '27 
 
 PttymaHtr. 
 
 D. Pickett, 31 July, '3t 
 
 Qtsnr/ei*m(M(cr 
 Jolin Pric», ll. 34 Nov. '38 
 
 Caralry attached In IstDat< 
 lalion, King's. 
 
 C(tptuin, 
 John Nulicr, 21 Aug. 'SR 
 
 Fir$t LUut. 
 David Lyon, 21 do do 
 
 Seeoud Lieut, 
 Wm. Pywell. 21 da do 
 
 Comet. 
 Thoi. Nutier, 30 mar. '41 
 
 Quartemuuter 
 Wallet Lyon, 2li<ug. *3I 
 
 Second BaMalion. 
 
 Lifutenant Colonel. 
 John O. Vail, I Jan. *32 
 
 Major, 
 8. Freese, 8 April, ^34 
 
 Caftotm. 
 O. Ba'harlf, 21 Not '8* 
 O. B^ Couple, 80 May, *»! 
 I>»nl. Sheck, ISMaf'S 
 Al)m. Johnaion, 14 dko M 
 S. M'KuHy, l8U3|t«l« 
 
*^^^p«* 
 
 Jamei Prictf, 3 8«f U ?d3 
 C. »tp«Mi^ < -MUv '34 
 Isaac Paiire, ' 9 J use, *38 
 
 John Burgeu, 6 SepU 41 
 
 LieuUnants, 
 R. M'Monagle,2d Aug'2S 
 J. Ki«Ui, i $«p(. 30 
 
 John P«9r««Q, tf |U«r '32 
 Oeop Mortop, 19 Ji%j, '2 
 X. Oougle» rif. ;;;[0 #0 do 
 Win. Guatei, April, M 
 Win. Teaklei, 9 do do 
 
 0. Arnold, 2 It. r. 22 Jun 5 
 Jsme* Sccurd, 19 do *S8 
 J. O. Vail, 20 do do 
 Saml.Kfrlchuna, 6 Seiit. 41 
 
 JEiuirm. 
 Jareb Wright, 13 Mtr. '32 
 W.E. Tw>nhiin, 14 dl> d« 
 N. Morion, 19 M.ny, rfo 
 1). Oarmlchnel, S June 83 
 Joise Ahvood, 4 lep. do 
 Tbot. Cliapinaa, 8 Apr* 4 
 IfiiacTeskles, 9 do do 
 Joseph Dobson, 20 «lo do 
 Thoin.tt Prarton, 21 do do 
 Jar ob Hall, 6 Si pt. 4l 
 
 Adjutant. 
 3. Oidnrr, «ap. 25 Oe(. 82 
 
 Paymaster. 
 
 1. Fushaf , cap. 22 Jun. 'A 
 
 QHaiitrmaster. 
 JameiHojt, II Oct. 23 
 
 Sitrgeon. 
 Edwin A. Vail, 19 June, 38 
 
 Third BatUlioa. 
 
 .}Mituigns. 
 
 '"•"/ -u. 
 
 Cavalry albchtd (o 2J Dat^ 
 taiion, Kiiig*« 
 
 Captain. 
 Richatd Roach, 8 Apr. 34 
 
 LiAitcnant. 
 Wui. M'Leod, Jo do do 
 
 Coienet. 
 Win. M'Monagtr, do do do 
 
 Quurtemiastcr. 
 H. M*Motiagle, 19 Juof '96 
 
 LinUenani Cai«n<t 
 CaUbWttmoro, iaitfar.32 
 
 Jlfq;or. 
 A. 0. Evaaioit) )9^M*jr do 
 
 Captain$. 
 8. Fairwuitaer, 14 Jun. 36 
 J. Upham, 14 Sep 29 
 
 J. Welioort, IS^wi SO 
 W. 0«nl«r, 26 Oct do 
 T.S. Dfiaiil, 12 July, 31 
 
 5. Bprsxue, 18 M4y, 32 
 Ja«. SclioaJei, 22 Oct. 83 
 
 6. Sprague, 6^uly'40 
 Kobl. Sprtgg, 15 Juni*, 41 
 Mob. FowUr, 3 July, Ml 
 Ddvid Smith, 6 Nov. do 
 Jamei Svche, 2 June '2 
 Iiaac Raymond, 3 do do 
 John Pnliner, 4 do do 
 An I. 0. Ottjr, 5 do do 
 John Raymond, 10 iun.MJ 
 Jamei Campbi-ll, 11 do do 
 
 Lieutenantt. 
 H. A. D«oiill, 14 Srp. 29 
 J. 8«di(]uie<«, l3Juiie, :iO 
 W. D»bow, 25 Ocf. '30 
 J.Wanamaker, jr. 12 Jl. 31 
 Caleb Divii, jr. 12 d» do 
 Z. Davis, 13 Jimo, S3 
 
 Robt. Wallace, 22 Oct. do 
 7.W. H. Ma!o»u«y,2dh. 
 6 j'uly,»40 
 John Cnif, 1 6 June, 41 
 Ch. E.SnJIh, 3Ji.|y,>4l 
 J. W. Upham, 6 Nov. do 
 Wm. K«lehum,2 June,'42 
 Siiuon Hnirs, 3 do do 
 Step. Fowler, 4 do do 
 Jamrs Hnllell, 5 do do 
 I>on. Mahoncy, 6 do do 
 Wm. Eirl, 1 ft. 7 do do 
 Jun. E irl, 2 It. 8 do do 
 Jetie Gilli', 10 June, >49 
 John Coffin Re»d, 11 do do 
 Wm. McOrigor, 12 do do 
 John L. Barbarir, 13 do do 
 
 ," \ 
 
 fJ.W. Fowler, 14 Sep/ ^ . 
 J. F. Sl^crwood, 35 Qm d<ii <, 
 Jesie Qillis 19 May, S3 
 Henry Deforcat, 21 do *6 
 Ab^ Demill, 3 Sept. 4va 
 Ja«. Alexander, 22d Oct d<> ' 
 Ch. Corryi 23 JuBvi'S 
 John Moi riaon, 3 Jiilv, '41 
 W. H.Gantff, SNo^v'^l 
 Don.Boliaonin, 7 4o ii^ 
 David Drew, 8 de do 
 Wm. Crabbe, 3 Jii^e *i 
 G. Lamaieaux, 4 do io 
 We. Welmore, 5 do 4o>' 
 Wm. Hallrtt, fl do d« 
 Wai. H. White, 10 Juii.'48' 
 Alex. Burnett, 11 do do 
 John Barbarie, 13 do do 
 Alex. Campbell, 13 do do 
 
 Adjutant. 
 A. Engliih, cap. 25 Ag.'Sft 
 
 QuarKrmMter. 
 8. Oallett, 21 do 32 
 
 Paymatter. 
 R.S.Matihew, r, 2 June 3^ 
 
 Surgeon. 
 C. WiUon, 12 JuM» '3S 
 
 Cavalry altachod to 3d Da(* 
 tAliou, King'*. 
 
 Captain. 
 Jamn Felert, 5 Jane, '32 
 
 Lituttnant. 
 
 Daniel Hatfield, do do do 
 
 Sttond lAaUtnant^ 
 
 John Gill if, do do d« , 
 Comtt. 
 
 Jai. Northiup, 27 Jan, 'J8 
 
 Qita«'<rrmaa(cr. 
 
 E. S. Wctmore, do do d* 
 
 QUEEN'S COUNTY MILITfA. 
 
 First Battalion. 
 
 Lieutenant Co/one/. 
 Harry Peters, 30 June, '25 
 
 Mmar, 
 W. Fo»hay, 29. Aug. '27 
 
 ■i Cc^toine, 
 R.Golillng,a<Jj.25m»y*2t 
 T. R. Wetweie, II iep'26 
 11. Lyoos, Si A»i(. '27 
 
 J. Gocbet, . 3.'< do do 
 C.Satth, . 7Srpt. '30 
 UradlMewlctt 31 Aug. '33 
 W. Colwell, 11 d<>. 'St 
 K. Saiith,, j«;i. 20 ^o do 
 
 D. Van wart, 31 Ang. '34 
 John Ciirrie, 5 Oct. '35 
 Jai. Oolwell, 10 sep. 38 
 John J. Millidge, I 110.40 
 RichaidHcwIelt, 5 Sep '43 
 
 lAitutenants. 
 J. Orahiro, 27 j'uly, '90 
 R. Dihgee, 7 etipi, do 
 J H. Devebrr, 21 Aug. *33 
 Geo. Graham, 23 do do 
 J'tnies Tilii', II Aug. '31 
 Thill Goltlintf, 30 do do 
 Win.t:4rpeoler,ll Srp '87 
 Jolin Colwell, 10 Sep '38 
 Bird '.Cat pcnt«r,l lep. '40 
 
 John Qaiinee, 2 Sept. *40 
 Aia Smith, 5 SrpU '42 
 
 Entignt. i 
 
 S.Ciirrie, 20Attf.^ >i 
 F. Wood, 29 July, 'SO 
 John M^yi, SO Ah({. 'Si't 
 Ja«. E. Smith, 31 do do 
 Richcird Giaham,33 do d>» 
 Ch. Oiirrir, 33 do do 
 
 Gto. Fox, 23 do dN, 
 
 F. Purlv, 11 Aug. '34' 
 Alex. Cm«, 1l«)ipt. *ft1 
 J. N. Fo^hay, 10 Sept. 'tti, 
 Henry S. P«-lrri>, I Mp. <m ' 
 Q.W.llubiii, S da ' 
 
' ^ Aijutmmt. 
 R^Mrt 044«g^ (««9k) 27 
 
 Paymmiter. > 
 Vi-U. Dev«b«r, a4sAug<'30 
 
 ■1ir.F!BiteiMll,c^tlikiis.ai 
 '■■'• ihrgeom. ■•■■'■ ' 
 
 ' 8««oiidB«MliMb . 
 
 Pmr^eamMt, 2S Miy 91 
 
 '^' Captaimti 
 
 ~; Sefcwil, 30 Auv '3'» 
 IPAiitter, 21 du d» 
 ». Wkit*, 00 do >90 
 6. Buin^hrcyr, 81 do do 
 A. Brtniconib, 2«l Julr, 'SI 
 Jitlir-t Btttler, 27 do do 
 oKi^^M, 12 Aug. '31 
 
 i 
 
 Ebta. ISIiigCi, 5jaV'41 
 John Foartofi, '8-''(ilo ilo 
 Win. Shearer, 7 do do 
 Joik Oalkiw, 12 Att|.'43 
 Pel en Cos, ' 13 do do 
 £ben. Burfct, 14 do do 
 
 JAe%Utnant»* , 
 L. KI<Le*|V 11^^*,*23 
 O. L. Corey, 20 Aug. *27 
 J. M«I>Muld, 22 dU do 
 B. Bii^»; 81 do *30 
 RoM. Y^amaiii,27,iuly*3l 
 J«we* Keiih, S fiofit. do 
 D. Oarinichavi, 5 julj, *41 
 Isaac Clarke, 6 do do 
 Joiin |I*Ghregor, 7 do do 
 James Alton, S do do 
 Ezifk. Stone, 12 Aug. '43 
 Andrew Barton, 13 do tfo 
 John Mullin, 14 do do 
 FraocU Fulton, 15 do do 
 
 Eiuignt. 
 T. Corey, 7 June, •SS 
 J. Shearer, 21 Aug.* 27 
 
 O.torg^ Currie, SI do do 
 J. MC^naiJ, 2eJulr,*8l 
 £. Brirn, 27 do do 
 JaineiMuUili, 11^ Aug, '34 
 John Ellioa, 5 July, >41 
 'Wm. Vincent, 6" do do 
 Gideon Brittie, 7 do do 
 John Oo^hrun, 8 do do 
 Thof. Wiuaon, 9 do .do 
 Daol. FoWiei, 9 Ang. do 
 J^me* Humor, 12Aag. '43 
 Allan lUeLean, 13 do do 
 J&me t Lalta, 14 do do 
 John Slarkey,^ 15 do do 
 Cbarlej Keiih, 16 dodo 
 
 AdjutanL 
 
 John Earle, (cap* 7Ju«. 28) 
 17 Aug. '80 
 (Q^artemiluter. 
 D. P^er, 20 Aug. '97 
 
 — — BoTan, 14 Aag. '43 
 
 Fifit Battalion. 
 
 ^ARLETON COUNTY HILITIA. 
 
 *0l 
 
 Rich, Keichum, 1 Jau '32 
 
 Major. 
 Jihti Dibhiee, SMay, do 
 
 CaptMitu. 
 T. G. Oiinl:^e,8 April, 19 
 Wm. Dihklee, 4 do 25 
 J. ICftchuMi, 5 do do 
 
 B. P Griffilli,4 7Mav.'32 
 RptfiM PayMo, 9 do do 
 John, iteaniey, lO do do 
 n. E l»it>H•'^ 13 do do 
 At. B. Sharpe, 26 Auc *34 
 Ralpk Ke(clNim,29 Fe. '39 
 RCO. RoardsUy, 21 dodo 
 Itaic Cnrvill, 22 do do 
 Woi.M'Kencip, f7 0clde 
 i^MrUnham, 21 May, '42 
 Joa^ph Phillipi, 22 do do 
 mi.. ea»t«hTouks, 23 do 
 William Connell, 24 do - 
 Wa. T. Wiluiot, (rif.) 2t 
 r- July, '43 
 
 M.^a ,iJAmUnantt. 
 JL §. Carman, 28 Aug. '34 
 P.M:B«d<>ll, II 6< pi's? 
 
 '8; S. Orctvanor, 2d It. i if. 
 
 9 Jan. '88 
 
 Mnr.Q««ni(ley, L 5 Pel .'39 
 
 Sr^iri AikioMin. 18 Fcb.'39 
 i\mimt\ Portnr, 20 do dr> 
 William Shaw, 17 mar.'40 
 <3.WoUraMpler, 21 May '43 
 Thoa. Upham, . fH do 
 
 Ehw Oner, 26 May, '42 
 GibertOarviil, 27 do 
 Li'onard Harding, 2C do 
 Pobt. A. Hay, 29 do 
 Samuel Pnrt«r, SO do 
 AIrx. Lindtav, 20 iune, do 
 Henry Uateall, (l;it ll. rifO 
 2& Jolir, ^43 
 W.T.Baifd,(21t.r.)25do 
 
 JEntignf. 
 T. Burloek, 30 Anc. '29 
 Geo. ni*K«nzie, 26iep.':t2 
 P.P.BeardiIfy, 15 Feb. *39 
 Thomas Curne, 16 do du 
 Anthony Blaikie, 17 do dS 
 Samuel Ililiman, 19 do do 
 G. L. Raymond, 22 do do 
 Jacob Ba'-oD, 28 do do 
 EiishaShaw, 17 mircn,'40 
 Allen Eilttbrpoks, 18 do 
 Jss. Lockwdod, 1 9 do 
 O.H.Ketchum, 21 may, ' ^ 
 W. Ravmond, 22 do 
 John M- Bride, 23 do 
 Thnj. Atkinion, 24 do 
 Anth. Kearney, 25 do 
 Wm. Melville, 26 do 
 ElishaBuktr, 27 do 
 Maitin TrecaUin, 28 do 
 Eliih^ Bnecii 29 do 
 Fiaier Vun. 2 June, do 
 
 Jdjutant. 
 Q. Raymond, c. 28 Jul. '29 
 
 Paym««fer. 
 8. A.Carmi«i, «. 9 Jan. *ae 
 
 5wrreon. 
 Ok. Rica, 36Ang.*84 
 
 'Q«Mrltr«iMt<r. 
 (;f„Pcab*47 lt,^8ep.'3B 
 
 Cavalry alttehed to Firit 
 Batt. Carlolen. 
 
 Captain. 
 F. Moreho>i»e, 25 Not. '}9 
 
 Licuienmtt*. 
 
 O. A. B^-deP, 29 Sept. 87 
 
 Rioh.R.Ketrbam,9d k^ ■ 2 
 
 Api. 41 
 
 Cornet. 
 
 W.F. Dihblce, 12Bpr.'4l 
 
 Qurtrtermatttr, 
 John M'Oeslh, 17>mar.'40 
 
 Second Battalioii^' 
 
 Lifuteaont Coltnel. 
 J.A.MacU>ichl4n, 27Fe'38 
 Major. ■ 
 
 baptists. 
 A. Nicholson, 29 July, '28 
 E.Tuiner, 31 do do 
 O.M'L^Mchlan.lI May 32 
 B.Woolwird,a.t.2aSe.'37 
 Eliiha SiD'OB, 23,F«-b. '39 
 M(irpbyGiberioii| Sddodo 
 GeorseMilhury, 2U do do, 
 Wai. WboiinM, I5j»ii. '42 
 John NiehoUen, |6 do 
 GoAige Mtfrphy, .17 do 
 Joiiah 8. Brown, 1(8 do 
 Ben. Bevefiifg#, rIf. 19 Ho 
 James Bishop, 14^Am|. '43 
 
 Henry Baird, 27 FoK'ti 
 Ob*'. H •mmond, 28 do do 
 John B«IJoch, 1 March do 
 Ju«ai Xiukki^U^ <k* do 
 
«l 
 
 Geo. Giberioa, S Mar. ^8 
 etiarlto Upton, 1 5. Jan. *42 
 O.B. Ti»npknM, l-tf do 
 Vraiicii Tibbita, 17 do 
 Oeorgc Kri«7, 14 Aus. *4a 
 J«re.'TonpkiM| 15 dodo 
 RoHeK Kerr, 16 do do 
 -iiolhmd EttoTi ^ 17 do do 
 
 < JSnngnt, 
 Ju.A.Phillipi,l7Jaa>42 
 Ab. W. Rayvvad, I 8 do 
 Jki. Keftroor, 19 do 
 'A.W. Raiiitrord, l4ang.43 
 Wm. Kiburn, 15 do do 
 Thot. Fickard, 16 do do 
 
 Adjutant. 
 •R. Wftodword, e. 29 Se. ^7 
 
 Paymaster, 
 J. R. Tuppor, c. I Jan. '42 
 
 Quurternuuter. 
 Fatk. Murphj, 3 Nor. do 
 
 Surg€an. 
 W. HTyler, 27 F«b. do 
 
 Third Bnttattoa. 
 
 |i. R. Ooooabti, 2 Sep. *37 
 A. Bellffflvur, 29 do do 
 
 T.RJr<)idH. TSrpfSO 
 L«on'ielli'Aeiir;29 do. '37 
 JoMpk Rrkeri^ 30 do do 
 Sioion Heberl, yt. I 0« do 
 Joko Suitou, S ^Jo. *% 
 JtnepkCore, 3A|»ril,'40 
 Thoi. NuMHil, 3 do 
 Rvnliorl Martio, 4 do 
 
 A. B. Hatonoad, 5 do 
 y tial Thibidoan, 6 do 
 Uiebl. Morcarc, 7 do 
 
 jLiraftnante. 
 Joah. C«re, 7 Sept 'SO 
 J. B. Daigla, '9 do do 
 
 B. Liiolte, 10 do do 
 M. FarreH, IS do do 
 Jeba Goombef, I do '98 
 
 Roni. Violoti, 9 April !4^ 
 Abui. Dufm, a do' 
 
 jMopkfMichaad, 4 dl* ,< 
 W^ TkihidotH, 5 do 
 Regit Terrioi . <'6 do 
 iP^iilOttc, 7 do^ 
 
 Emigni. .> 
 ar^Burpiot, -lA>t«t.W> 
 F. MariM, M do 
 Abap. Gnowbea, »Apr. '40 
 Frat. Godina, 8 do' 
 J^MopbCloro, •i'i'Jh 
 8im6n DufuUf 5 S» 
 •Olivor Cortoiii^ 8 Ho 
 •BeHoni TWrio, 7 do>: 
 James KofcaSf 8 da 
 Jaam Bniib, ,9 /da 
 
 Adjutant. 
 F. Rico, cap. I Dm. *if4 
 
 Sumrtnmuuter, 
 marwe, lt.2Ap.*40 
 PaymiMfer. 
 P.O. Aiairaiii, a. 39 te. ^ 
 
 TU£ IJIflTEB KIHai>OM* 
 
 CAlxxaitdrina) VICTORIA I., Qaeen of the United Kingctoni 
 of Great Britain and Ireland, {dangbter of the late Dmke of K§Mf 
 —born November 2, 1767 ; died January S3, IdSO.-^by VieUnia 
 Maria Louisa, sister- of the Dake of 3axe-Cobui^-Gotba, and of 
 Leopold, King of theBdigians; bom Aogtiat 17, 1786-;)— *bofn 
 Hay 23, 1819 ; sacceeded ber uncle, WiKiam IV., June 20, 1837, 
 married February 10, 1840, to Princk Albert, of Saxe-CobaJv* 
 Gotha, bom August 26, 1819. /mie :— 1 . Victoria Aaebide Maria 
 Louisa, bora November 21, 164(X; 2. Albert Edward, Prince of 
 Wales, (Heir presumpUte to the Grown,) born NoTenb<ir 9, 
 1841 ; 3. Alice Maud Mary, born April 85, 1843 ; 4. Mfnd Er- 
 nest Albert, born Septamtwr 6, 1844. 
 
 Q,in££(r DovrAaHR.-^AiddaidCf consort of the late 'WHKtm IV. 
 and tiiter of the Duke of'Saze-Meiningen, born August 13, ITtjI. 
 
 URCLES AVD ilinfTS OF THE QUEKIT. 
 
 1 . Erntst Augustus, (King of Hanover,) Duke of GumbsridUd, 
 horn June 5, 1771, married, May 29, 1615, Fitderka Sophia Camh 
 Kna; sitter of the DukeofMeckleiibMrgfa*Strelitz,bornMaiolk8D, 
 1778. AMie .'—George Frederick, born May 27, 1819. , . / 
 
 2. Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cambridge ; born Febrmry 34, 
 1774; married, May 8, 1818, Augusta fVWulndna Louisa, neico 
 of ttie landgrave of Hesse, born July 5. 1797. Issue :— 1, George 
 William, born March 26, 1819; 2. Augusta Caroline, bora J[iiTy 
 19, 1822; 3. Mary Adelaide, bora November 27, 1833. 
 
 3. /tfdfy. Duchess of Gk>uceater ; bora April 25. 1776 ; niar- 
 fifld» July 22. 1&16, to her cousin, WUlum Fredmck, Pm of 
 GUuoester, who died NoTember 30, ^634. 
 
 1 ! 
 
 • h « .' 
 
 , , ^ HER MAJESTY'S ^aNISTEftS. 
 
 » dCiJMlmT.-^Duke of WellinMon; First l!.OKd ofiM 
 SivRobeit Pe«1 ; Lord Chancellor, Loilllif ndbuyil} 
 
 MrfT 
 
 I 'Iff 
 
 iii 
 
 lior 
 
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 '^«f ttiiB Exchequer, Right Hon. H. Goulburn; IfdMd Sectetaty, 
 S'T James Grahaoi; Foreign Secretary, Earl of Aberdeen; Colo* 
 njal t^ecretary, Loi^ Stanley ; 'First Lord of the AdiniralW.y Earl 
 of Haddington ; pirendent of tlM) Board of Contronl, Lord jBlIeu- 
 J&orbi^h; President of the {toardef IJ^rade, Ea.rl of Ripon ; Cona- 
 
 ;iDti^»di^rin Cfaafsf of the Army, Field Marshal His Grace the Duke 
 of W^jliugtoti ; Sw?retary at Wiir, Sir Thomas FraQcis Freeman- 
 l^e ; Payiii^ter-Oenenir, Sir ,£dward I^natchbuli. 
 ', XoJ^^ Liejileaant of Ireland — Lord Hey tesbury. 
 
 '9 
 
 In 
 
 IXOwm AmERICAM PROTllVCES. 
 
 Caitada.— Right Honorable Sir Charles Theophilus Mgtcalfe, Bt. 
 ^ ^ G. C. B.^ Governor General. 
 'TNovA-ScoTiA.— Right Hon. Lucius Bentinck, Viscount Falkland, 
 
 Lieutenant Governor. 
 Netz-Brunswick.— Lieutenant Colonel Sir William Macheaii 
 George Colebrboke, K. H. (R. Art.) Lieutenant Goverhor. 
 * Pltuutsr Edward Isr.AND.-^Commauder Sir Henry Vere; Huntley, 
 R. N.,, Lieutenant Governor^y, ^ 
 
 NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 Major General Sir John Harvey, K.C.B. &> K. C. H.^ Governor 
 and Commander in Chief. 
 
 BERMUDA. 
 
 '"^jLieutenant Colonel William Reid, C.B. (R. Eng.) Governor. 
 
 MISCELLANEOtfS 8ELECTl6JS[S. 
 
 ■ "' Macxlin's Advicr to ms Sojr.r— Ihave often been told that 
 •very man. must be the maker or marrer of his own fortune. I 
 repeat the doctrine, he who depends iipon his incessant industry 
 
 iah<Untegrity, dependis upon patrons of the noblest and most exalted 
 kind ; these are the creatures of fortune and fame, tlie founders of 
 families, and can never disappoint or desert you.. They controul 
 attihmtMin dealings, and even vieissitudes of an^r unfortunate 
 t«ticleiicjr to a contrary nature. You have a genius, you have 
 
 .^fMfUinft you have industry at times, but you want perseverance, 
 without it you can do nothmg. I bid yon bear tliis motto in mind 
 
 — " PltlSEVERK." 
 
 LoVK or Flowers. — A lore of flowers is- one of the earliest of 
 •ur tastes, and certainly one of the most innocent. The cultiva- 
 tion of flowers, while It forms an elegant amusement, is a most 
 healthy and invigorating pursuit. Unlike hunting, fishing, shoot- 
 ing, or similar rural amusements, it inflicts no suffering on any of 
 Tiie ainimol creation, and merely aids nature in her efforts to make 
 the world beautiful to the eye, as the fruits are pleasant to the 
 taste. The flower garden, while it agreeably occupies the t\ai&t, 
 does not impose a heavy tax upon the pocket, and there are very 
 fow flowers but whut may be cultivated to as great perfemloh iti 
 iIm garden-of the peitsant as of the peer. It is a taste, too, wHichi 
 
that 
 
 63 
 
 is well adapted to. the female character, QndaSbrdia mack rfttiOAut 
 arousemeat to the recluse. — IMamud of G^ffUfting.J ' < 
 
 ♦' CoMPositiox or THE Blood.— *Whh the etUl. of a quill or a soft 
 ibirudi, take up a small drop of blood, just drufwii> fruQ» a veia, and 
 spread it ai^ thin as possible orer a bit of talc, if voa then ^ply 
 to your microscope one ofthe strongest magniBerS; you Wil^dis- 
 tin<:tly see its globules. By the^e means It has been found, that 
 the red globules of the human blood are each composed of «ix 
 smaller globules, united together ; and when disunited by any 
 cause whatever, they are no lotiger of red colour. These red 
 globulus are so' exceedingly minute, that their diameter is only the 
 160th part of a line, so that a sphere of a line in diameter, would 
 contain 4t096,060^ of them. — [Magazine of Soienoe.l 
 
 New Discovert. — It has been usually considered that wetting 
 the hair with water, hardens it and makes it coarse and harsh.-- 
 This may be true if the hair is simply wet, but if the head be tbo- 
 "roughly washed, the contrfiry effect will be produced—- the hair 
 will become softer and thicker. This I know by experimerft.vrl 
 HaVebeen in the habit of visiting our City Baths of late, where, 
 af\er using soap freely on my head, I take the large stiff brush and 
 scour my head, for nt least nve minutes, rubbin* it in every direc* 
 tion, smartly; of course, it is made perfectly clean. This I con- 
 sider, after all, the only preventative to the hair's falling off, and 
 the only panacea to that almost universal evil. I have found that 
 since I have practiced it, ipy hair is firmly rooted and of cqurse is 
 growing thicker and softer. I deem it important to ipention it, 
 thelthose who. are depending on tonics may give np tiie deiosfoa, 
 and save their money and hair too.-^[N. H. Palladiun).] 
 
 Hmo to prevent Letters being Opened, --'Steam or hot water will 
 sofle^ a wafer — a hot iron or spirit lamp loosens a wax seal— ^after 
 the instrument of forgery, the plaster cast, has been taken from it; 
 but by Keyeral combinations of both, ajl power of opening a letter 
 without violeuce is removedi Thus, let the letter be firet sailed 
 with a small wafer, well moistened, cutting a small hole, say iwo 
 tenths of an inch diameter, through the upper paper, direetfy over 
 the wafer; upon this spot, having pressed down the wafer,. 4rQp 
 as much sealing wax as will completely cover the wafer,. or nther 
 inore, and seal with the usual seal. Now, neither dry heat nor 
 9ioisture will open this, nor will dry steam be hot enough to molt 
 the wax. 
 
 How TO KEEP Butter fresh axd sweKt for Years.— Among 
 the mass of information furnished by the report of the commis- 
 sioner of patents, which is highly interesting to farmers,, is an ac- 
 count of a progress, hitherto a secret, by which- butter mi^ bekept 
 f^r years, freah and sweet, in any climate. Most kinds of wood 
 coqijt^in considerable quantities of pyrolignev>U8 acid, which de- 
 eoiqpoMs salt in butter kept ia such tubs. A^he linden, or bass 
 wood, is the only one which, it appears, by careful experiment, is 
 iOrfie. front it ; others, it is stated, may be Treed from it, and thus 
 |en4^red.<8uitable, by boiling three or four hours, weU pressed 
 Huder water. Good butter is to be well churned and workodt aid 
 
picked hnrd and tifht in kega of iea«oneil white o^k; tho hf-aA i% 
 thtn put in, leaving a amali note iuio whic!) brine m pbiired to fift 
 ^ vacant iMce; and of so much importance is It deemed, to pre- 
 VMU any baa tatte, that the plug ■ for the hole muet u^ be ttiMlde of 
 o«d«r or piae, but ofeypreae ef baaa woodi^fts otberwiMit yrould 
 b^ iaiured. After wluch. these kegs are dIm^ jb !l kofih^ad, 
 wtKinMed with brint of full solution, iniitwUI beiir Mi^gg, which 
 «»lhe» beaded up tight aud olqse. T^s is the omilfl! D!l(raHa^l in 
 Onu^ CouatjT, Now-York rand the Ji^atter wttl kikeJAt (iii)« find 
 in warm elimatei, and comoiands a vei'y high pru!^e.--rP»e>f ppe^- 
 dix to Ihe report contains a letter vaddref^ed to Af r. Elljiv^prEb, bjr 
 G. Fox, Esq. a marohant of Hartford, Cooiiecticui, c^Qbo^|kt^ii|; 
 the above. 
 
 TV Iffake Cumnt Jielty.— Reduce the berries to juioe bysiininef> 
 ing them over a fire or in an oven ; and for every pinti of cu^ant 
 joioe mix three quarters of a oound of )oaf sugar with half a pint 
 of w^ater. Let the water ana sugar boil together 9l>ovo tweu^y 
 minutes, stirring the mixture all the time, when itwillhav^fkoquu- 
 ed the comistenoy of candy, which may be known ji»y droppipg a 
 little upon a cold plate. Then put the currant juico iutOtaQai^er 
 pan, and when it ooils mix tho candy or syrup with.it, -and Jet the 
 whole boil togethef at strongly as postuble for twenty minutc&r . 
 
 ^0 KAKi Frbiir Water like Sea Water, for DRENcanit« 
 AspARAOVs Beds.— To every 100 lbs. weight of water add 2|| Ibo. 
 df common salt, and it will be about as strong as sea water } but 
 as sea water contains the muriate and sulphate of magnesia, in 
 notable quantity, they too are required to complete the resem* 
 hhinee ; say | lb. of each to tiie same quantity of water. DnuMh 
 the asparaffus beds-two or three times, when the summer <irow4h 
 is alMrat to be made and is a little advanced.— [Lou. Gter. CAiMiik'J 
 
 To,MAXE Water coli^for Summer.— The (Allowing ist)i!i]$T 
 pie mode of rendering water always as cold as ice i-^ljef |d^«t'ja^, 
 
 }>i^her, or vessel used for water, be surrounded with one brtip^ 
 b^s of coane cotton, to be constantly wot. The oyaj^Witli^ tlC 
 thb water will carry off the heat from the inside and ij'edd^ii Wk 
 Ireexipg point. In India, and other tropical regions, i^hfe^e^ifeo 
 f^^ymiot be produced, this is common. Let every mech^^/c^li* 
 bouitr.have at hi« place, of employment two pitchers thtili'^ ''"""' 
 •^,an4 with lidsorcoters— the one to contain water Ibrdri: 
 tn^ other for evaporation-— and he can always have k'tlA^/ 
 fold waler in warm weather. Any person can test this by'd 
 4i finger in watef, and holding it in the air of a warm digr 
 dning #iis three or four times, ho will find his fingeini]fiibomA)fft||: 
 
 %eoki. .^ . t^-ifia" '' '' 
 
 '^^ IHwvairT Wood DnoATiifo.«-Take ty^ol^e pi^f 
 ni#;oight ounces of roll trimtOone, each coarsely pow/cUj^f^^ 
 thne gallono. of train o|l. H^at them slowly r griid(|«uyac 
 foKu ounces of beea' wax, cut i^.sooiaU Nis. Fjf^it^pidvfjU^ 
 Ikmor, which, *s soon ha the 4iQlid ^pgfi^ientff j^ff ;|jtf q^,^7^1 
 b* fit for use. Wbat fom^na nnmed-uW<M ItetH^ffi^ <^^jP^^Qr 
 dmgt and mv ^ WhBMltM onjcubw^i^wt 9C«9fffi«^ jd^AffMj/if 
 
 will m 
 
 It A se< 
 <l<%ats I 
 
 tfon of 
 
 cart^, 
 
 wrtfiTn 
 
 plied w 
 that cm 
 beheil 
 broogfai 
 ^teh^ 
 Used in 
 or to pi 
 Maes, \ 
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 HavI 
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 em wh< 
 iooio'iiii 
 
 hett 
 
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 not to 
 
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 ;ui 
 
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as 
 
 ^ fttjr ii^e. «4<] *4 i^uch Spaninh brown, or rod or yellow ocbrAil 
 Of 911/ Colour Von Waiit; flrit jhitiBd fiVra in some iftf the tfiir If 
 
 
 Iritiuf't^rouili bJI^M^rk. Ooniifnon wtiite pttint miy 
 
 m otlt, ittwj^Tua, for the Bilk^briBippeiirttniM:' T#6 
 
 . ,,, ., M.flway" ^e gfiren, i^iid in cOmpoiiQd iMaehtttei^'lhlii* 
 
 lejiAr&ie paHs Ijionld be ib v&irnUhed before the jr «re ptattoiil'^ 
 
 ^|wr,^ner ^^^ieb ^yilt be*ii»rndent to givel third eoatmf i«i'tn» 
 
 <qati 
 
 jotntii or, to ii'ny other pili^ which !i ^ . _^ 
 
 tfon of ni^itture, such u watef-efaooti, llood-gatea, the bedh ct 
 
 exposed' tO'Yhift^«e<> 
 
 cart^, the tops or poita, and all the timber which ianeir M 
 wittOn tliii grottad: Knob tidMt ihoald be drf before the pttrta^re 
 johi<id or tm ta«t eoat applied. The composition should be •p* 
 p>lied wheii the wood is peifectly dry. It is necessary to nenti^ 
 that ctmtpo«ition8 made othot oil should, for the srice of seonVit^ir, 
 be betted in inetalic vessels, in' the open air ; for, when the'oil ia 
 brongfat to ^e boiiinff point, or 600 of Fahrenheit, (^e vapotif 
 CateMS fire, and thoucTi a lower degree of temperature riiouM bft 
 Used in this process, it is not always possible to regulKte the hett, 
 or to prevent tlie overflowing of the materials $ in either of whieb 
 CMop, were the melting performed in a house. ISital accidents 
 QMgbt happen.-— [^rcAtees 0/ &«e/M2 Xttotofec^^e.] / " 
 
 Hat MAVnro.— *-We think it beat to cut grass for hay, &> nofi^ aji 
 possible to the time when it is in fullest bloom. Of course, j^tlx |i 
 e«t when most of it is in this state, some may be a little ptst,.,a94 
 •omenlay not have quite reached full bloom. We know tjifce 
 bttt hONtofore been some difference of opinion aa to the stiplce 
 
 gnvliottM be in when it is cut, but we believe the experienct^ of 
 Jb^stCarmers is in agreement with the position above assun^. 
 OfH. who are in the habit of curing herbs, cut them wbeiif iii this 
 •tii|;e„becaU8e it is known that thev contain at that time the ro^k 
 jpffMSL peculiar principle from which they derive their eifi(;>i(C)|r 
 f,jf^ VMW* The saccharine or sugar principle, which eonstitatCt 
 ^e,p|^0ie chief sources of nutriment in heiiMige, is foutid iii "the 
 gftjf^eifjtfluantity at the period of bloom. It may soraeflmee'Se 
 .^{ij^eiift to cut grass before it has reached this state; paHicvAAriy 
 vwe ^ Hills 4'own, and is in danger of souring or rotting; Wfain 
 imia|^)l]^^n9, it should be cut, whatever state it may be iHi, beeaiiee 
 jrii, 1f^nuin9, on the ground it will spoil, and the fdrmentetMii 
 ^jBJch ^f^s place Will destroy the roots. Another greet adn^tf' 
 .U^p9 ija C]i^ttin| grass before the seed formR, is, that the roots n^ 
 not to much exhausted, and the ader growth is isiuch nmro 
 
 Wn!" It is quite CG»mmon to begin Monday and eontinne toiooar 
 Jttn Biliifdtfy, whicm with haiM-rakes and horse-rakes, t^U tunifiii, 
 %%• » ii^ Kttd itAok it ; and thi« is done, too, without wach regfsd 
 tiUktf itlM' of tbo 4ettheif at the time il h Misd/«r to>«9liK*4t 
 IhiyWrVbe^^Ater it it«» etir.- Tb^^l^iieetTtiiieli 4#ibe»«ru)tiis 
 
 I II 
 
 I 
 
 III 
 
 'J! 
 
 ;lilt 
 
v^ 
 
 uWhicb tre fed oa hay U>aB> inBnag«it,.k eridenoe edoiish .df*^ 
 wortble^ineidf — ^After gniu if cut and partljr dfisd^it dught novei- 
 'to be eipqaed to dew or w«t.'^ The Hal way ia to spread out the 
 mown grass evenly; as soon as the wet mu drliSd oif from th<i 
 spaces between the f^wathes, and twfore tj^e dew fiilis In tbe>aveq- 
 ing, rake it and pot it in cock. Wliers the crop m H«lvy, con- 
 •idemble time Wut be j^ained in oiaking, by this p!an^ Xfit is only 
 wilted wh^nit ia put in coekf it will in. a short titn^ ilndergo a 
 nre«t, which will much iacUitate its making When it is agaiii 
 opened to the «uh.^ Many good farmers belieVd that it will make 
 'more in two days, if it is kept, in cock twelve hours, thsin it will 
 make in three days without being put in cock. 
 
 In making clover hay, we are decidedly in favour of not expos- 
 ing it much to the sun 'after it ja first wilted^ We speak from ex- 
 |>eri<^nce, having practised various modes, and we are tertain that 
 It may be made with less labour, and that it is of far superior 
 quality, when. cured in cock, than in any other way. When the 
 s^Athes are a little wilted, pitch them into cocka — laying it up in 
 sich a manner that it will stand the weather, which ia easily aanQ 
 by the exercise of a little care. £tamine the hny from day to diiy, 
 to sec how the process of curing advances, and when it seems to 
 be so well made that with what it wilt dry in bundling, it will do t6 
 put in the barn or stack, turn over the cocks, loosen up the bot- 
 toms a little with a fork, and proceed to load it. Clover hny thus 
 cured, is not likely to heat it; the mow or stuck, and from having 
 every leaf and head saved, will be found to be very nutritious and 
 much relished by nil animals. In fact we believe that cbver hay, 
 properly cured, will make 'more flesh, milkf or butter, than any 
 other hay, ponnd for pound. The prejudice against clover, has 
 arisen from the bad manner of curing it. Knocked abontas it 
 frequently is, wet and dried by turns, it loses its leaves and heads, 
 and becomes little li»s than a maM i>f tniteless stems, which no 
 antmal will cat. — [Albany Cultivator.] 
 
 oGvkso. — Experiments made with this powerful fertilizer of thb 
 •oil, during the summer of 1844, by Mr. Andrew Shieh, an intef- 
 ligent farmer, residing at Manor-Hill, near Halifax, Nova Scotitl, 
 bave proved liighly encouraging. On a barren-looking and hi- 
 therto unproductive field of white sand, by tlio use of guano, h|i 
 bad the promise of an abundant crop of tnrnipy, which the grnl(s 
 aud grasshoppers afterwards destroyed. Tlie guano was soaked 
 in water twcuty-four hours, in tbe proportion of one ponnd to 
 four salloHS, and the liquor sprinkled u\ ir the surface from a 
 watermg'pdu. The seed was put in on the 25th July, and in 
 tkreo or four days after the plants made their appearance, very 
 large and full in the leaf, and of a remarkably deep rich green.*— 
 A subse<}UBUt exneriment was made upon hi.4 grans-field, after the 
 iiay was cut. Ifo stirred thirty pounds of guano in a hogshead 
 oontuiniug 1^0 gailuu« of water, and left it uniil the next evening 
 al\er sundown, when he distributed it over part of his first ont 
 grMn fieki, and it was the only spot ot),a hill of six or seven Rrr<>s 
 .if grass, where lie could cut i^ii after-crop.— Another experimettt 
 was made oti cabbages, bccte and carrotr, by sprinklings the 
 
 greui 
 tlieni' 
 ber.-<^ 
 
 •rge 
 
 potat< 
 inisinj 
 ish bf 
 provci 
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 at woi 
 
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 which 
 rally n 
 ed gro 
 for the 
 
 Mani 
 from y( 
 Leave i 
 coarse i 
 fore an« 
 tinder tl 
 of the SI 
 hea[)8 ai 
 retain m 
 
 • r. Mode 
 •ays, by 
 toe vine 
 theory i 
 
 Br£XJ 
 
 Thia bre 
 «ired; th 
 700 Jbs. 
 and uurs 
 en their 
 have mu 
 more va 
 der, lean 
 epples ai 
 To all I 
 which is 
 liged to 
 niarket.- 
 
 Fattk 
 many pn 
 grain foe 
 day or tv 
 f«r men te 
 hy this p 
 
 To Pr 
 ***a beoa 
 ^ttetion 
 
%r 
 
 ground^'^icareriiHy avoiding, the leaves of ^be planta—aiM) all of 
 ttieni' were thriuiDg.fuUy-equal to exii«ectMu>n,qii^ the I2th S^epte9»> 
 tMr.-^Aiiofthef opportunity of testing the invigoratijig prinqipl^ii 
 ef gaano, (B&r. Sluela refmwkf,) wa» oifere4uhy.a. Tate-plai^ied 
 potatoe-field, the south-west quarter of which woa.yery um)i;9- 
 inising, the stems being opt only weak and short, bu^ofayefloW- 
 ish hne also.. After a plentKnl aj^ plication of guiAio, they im- 
 proved rapidly, until they b^ame fully as Idcuilant as the rest dT 
 the field, and shewed incontrovertibly that a pbv^erful agent was 
 at work, by the deep green leaves and rich parple bloilsotris they 
 pat forth — a marked alteration from their former appearance, 
 which was perceptible at a considerable distance, aud was genfe^ 
 rally noticed by passers by, who had remarked their former stant- 
 ed growth, and were not aware of the cause of so great a chahge 
 for the better. 
 
 Mandre. — Put on your land all the manure that can be scraped 
 from your premise!!, or that yon are entitled to from the road.-«- 
 Leare not a particle in the barn-yard. It matters not how long or 
 coarse it is, Ifynu can plough it in. All you ean get from it be- 
 fore atibther season is' clear gain, for it will lose but little More 
 tinder the ground with a crop ovek' it, than exposed to the action 
 of the sun and rains in the yard. If it cannot be nsed, place it in 
 heaps and cover it two feet thick with earth, which will inhale and 
 retain most of its enriching gases till wanted.' 
 
 • Mode or Increasing thb Potatok Crop. — An English writer 
 fays, by carefully removing the l> Is as they appear on the potil- 
 toe vines, the crop of large ones is very mnch augmented. Tht 
 theory is plausible, and worthy a fair trial. ' i* 
 
 Breeds of Swiive. — The best formed hog is the Berkshire. — 
 Thiat breed can be h;itd of a medium, or large size, as is most de-^ 
 sired ; they weighing when full groivn and faltered, from 300 to 
 700 lbs. They mature early; are hardy, thrifty, good breeden, 
 and nurses; are fine in their points; will cut the best of fat pork 
 en their sides and clear of lean, while their shoulders and hama 
 have much less fat upon them than other breeds, and are of course 
 more valuable for smoking; abounding, as they do, in juicy, ten-> 
 der, lean moat. The Berkshire will live well on grass, pumpkina, 
 apples and roots ; and fat with groat avidity on corn or oilier grain. 
 To all these merits they unite that of being first-rate travellem, 
 which is a very important quality at the West, where they are ob- 
 liged to drive hundreds of hogs every year a great distanoa Ut 
 market. — American Agriculturist. 
 
 FATTEifiNa Cattle. — We find it common in France, aftd 
 many parts of the CentineiH, to fat their cattle by souring tha 
 grain fed to them. They must ho starved to it at first, but m a 
 day or two they eat it freely, and afterwards, prefer it to the un- 
 fermented. They are fattened quicker and mc;o economically 
 by thia process. 
 
 To PiuivBifT DfePRXDAjioNi BT Hawes.— Ouo Of moro Gui> 
 Ma haoa in a flock of fowls, it is said, will gir^ctually pie vent in«^ 
 iaitatiou from Iwwka. 
 
 m 
 
 m 
 
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 ■fm 
 
ss 
 
 • •^ ! 1 ' » ) Ai/ 7.'j;<a.'i oX 
 
 To PkissRVE CoRir FROM CRi>#i.~Stiartf Hi^ ii^mk ht^mn 
 m whitlcty, and scatter it over the field fol* the trd^s, wbb ftft^r 
 partaking one inch meal, and getting pretty thorotfcHty roriudr 
 will nerer return to it again. A drovr ma isTor^f aiimVMa to get 
 4nsmk a second lime. ^ t 
 
 Vbmiii on Yivxs. — Charcoal ii jbteneficial to l^aribt in several 
 wa^ys-^-rit improves the soil |>y a^tiraet!ng nitrous subfttance^, and 
 it raUea the temperaturo about the plpiiis around which it is piit^ 
 since the rays of the sun are not rieflebted bdck as thidy ai^ from 
 Ijght coloured substances. Charcoal dost is also oflfensive to in* 
 sects and grubs, and though it may not kill them, it will drive them 
 away. A tittle nfted over the plants everpr day or two, will prove 
 to be as .good an artiole as any that Itos m«p reco^nmend^d fot 
 garden plants. 
 
 To MAKE AtTTs I>isjbPPK/iR,--"A -Small Quantity of grten tage, 
 placed in the closet, will cau'te red atUs to disappear. 
 
 To Kill Lice on Cattle. — Mr. Starr, of New Jersey, informs 
 «s that soottering buckwheat flour plentifully orer lousv animals^ 
 in an eflfectual core for tliem. We presume other kinds of flour 
 would do just as weB. Oivo of the best things we ever tried, was 
 rubbing our sCoek with rancid lard, or whale, or tanner's oil. The 
 Boston Cultivator recommends washing the animal a few times 
 with a decoction of red*cedur bark. 
 
 To Guard Shxef from Dogs. — Turn in a few active cows or^ 
 young steers into the same pasture, and if dogs then approach' 
 thorn, they win run to the cuttle for protection, who will toss the 
 dogs and gore them to death if they persist in pursuing the sheep. 
 
 To Preserve Eogs. — Take o»e btifhol of quick-lime, two 
 pounds of salt, eight ounces of crcuni of tartar, mix the salt with 
 «s raueh water as wiU reduce tlie compo^itiou to a consistency, 
 thai an egg will swim in it when put m. Eggs are said to have 
 iMon thus preserved two years. — Ellstcvrth^a Report. 
 
 'To MEI.P DioESTioif. — For impaired digestion, there U nothing 
 equal to a pudding made of potatoe stnrch. Make it as y3u wouK' 
 starob for clothes, using milk instead of water, and putung in egg-t 
 if you ptoase. That is ; take a spoonful and a half--IesH or more, 
 ns you prefer H tliioker or thinner— and pour boiling milk upon 
 it, and it is ready for use. Or, nUter it is thus made, add eggs 
 and milk, and bake as vou would a rice pudding, and cat with 
 Nugar and cream, or jelly, or what you IJIcc. Besides being most 
 delicious, it is very easy of digestion, and OEtremely nutritious. 
 
 Tebth. — If you wish to preservo fine teeth, always cleon them 
 llmrottghly afler you have oaten your lost meal at mght. 
 
 Panes op Glass may be easily ronroved by the application of 
 .loA i<oap for a few hours, however hard the putty has bccon>o. 
 
 Cold Watir applied to a hichlv excited brain will hKve n 
 eooling inflnence, and quiet the feelings. Dogs, when fightqrg. 
 can thus he snparated, when it is iAnossible for two stntUg nicn 
 to pull them spnrt. A live coal of Are touched to th6 noM WlU 
 pHrt them very soon. 
 
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 becon 
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 il A t 
 will b( 
 
 Caj 
 
 with I 
 then n 
 last loi 
 way. 
 of ligh 
 
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 when I 
 
 Map 
 
 made i 
 yield oi 
 f ing m< 
 injures 
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 »t will li 
 better q 
 
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 Bates, 1 
 He stat< 
 the ilirst 
 berry {A 
 they tt^ 
 field, pr 
 In this 
 in their 
 acre, vn 
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 general 
 not e^se 
 inclined 
 trauspla 
 
 Pmvsi 
 
 feet, lira 
 
 whole , 
 
 body im 
 
 Che indi 
 
 predomi 
 
 propeuiti 
 
 animal ' 
 
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 wimteve 
 
 labour. 
 
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 ciency. g 
 
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1 
 
 69 
 
 ^? 
 To P.EN-OVA.TE Fc4THKR Beus. — If feather bedti smell badlv, or 
 
 fafecoiqe iusavy, from wautof prop^ pregerration of the featof^rs. 
 
 or from old age, enptj Ib^ni, and wash th^ featb<6rs thoroiir^ly 
 
 ii|.a tub of aii4s; spread tbem in your garret to dry, and Oiey 
 
 wiii be aa Jigbi and as good ar new. 
 
 Camdles. — Prepare your wicks about half the usual size, wet 
 with ftpiritsof turpentine, and pot them into the sua until dry — 
 tiien mould or dip your candles; and when thus made they will 
 last longer and give much clearer fight than when made in the old 
 way. In fact they are neajrly or quite equal to e]>erm in clearnesa 
 of light. 
 
 ' Buckwheat Cakes am less tough and not as linble to iKnir, 
 when mixed with M/(-ri«Mf instead of hop yeast. — Am AL nmm ae, 
 
 Maplt!: Sugar. — Great improvements, we apprehend, might bo 
 made in the manufacture of this article. The difference in the 
 yield of sugar from a given quantity of sap, is owing to its posses- 
 sing more or less acid, whicli lessens the quantity of sugar and 
 injures tl«e qualUy. This acid is corrected by patting into the 
 6ap, when used, one ounce of lime water to every salloti, when 
 It will uniformly produce half a pound of sugar to the gallon, of 
 better quality tlian it would without the lime water. 
 
 Cranberries. — Cultivated cranberries were exhibited by S. 
 Bates, Billingham, Norfolk Co., Matia., grown on his own land. 
 He ptated that " low meadow ia»d is beat for them, prepa]*ed in 
 the first instance in the same manner us for grain. Tl^ wild cran- 
 berry u transplanted into thid in rown 20 inches apart. At first 
 they require a slight hoeing, afterwards ihey spread and cover thn 
 field, produ':ing crops annually thereutter without further culture. 
 In this condition they produce much larger and finer fruit than 
 in their wild state, the yield being from 200 to 300 busheU per 
 acre, worth on an average in the Boston market at least one dol- 
 lar per bushel. A dump soil, or when wet predominated, bus 
 generally been considered necessary, but Mr. Bates thinks this 
 not essential to their successful cultivation ; any soil unless when 
 inclined to bake will answer. Early in spring is tlie best time for 
 transplanting." 
 
 PMrsiOLooicAL SIGNS OF CHARACTER. — If tho hand bo broadj the 
 feet, limbs, shoulders, and head will be broad also ; in fart, tlie 
 whole person will be built o i the hroad principle. This shape of 
 body indicates viudity. toughness, bottom. tnamram», like that of 
 Che Indian poney. Also length and tenacity of life. In short, a 
 predominance of the vital apparatus, together with strong animal 
 propeuitities and strong feeiiug«, with impulsiveness and k>v» of 
 animal life. 
 
 A prominent nose, check-bones, fac*, dec. indicate powar, in 
 whatever direction it is expended. Power of muscle in those who 
 labour. Power of intellect— the forcible, the gigantic, that carries 
 ail before it — in the professional mnn. Stren>*w of intellect, cfTi- 
 ciency. go with the prominent oraanization. 
 
 Firmness and exquisiteness of feeling, clearness and activity of 
 (iltellept, and bi|hljr wrou|;IU tUKcaptibilitiei go along with the 
 
10 
 
 lilwp organization— tte s^irp'and prbmin^nr onitfeKl it^pudtatin^ 
 their possessor for great intelfeii^ual difort, and of the harder kttidit.' 
 The pharp and broad give th6 highest posidMe state' orreeUnj^.-^ 
 Length of fibre, long Tinib9, talliieflS or statare, a hn^ facfe, idtie 
 phrenological organs, indicate great actiiHt^, of both bOily ana 
 mind — sprightliness and ease otmotion, quicknesn and clearness 
 of i|it«llect, rapidity and correctness of perception, and generally, 
 moral integrity and goodness ; wliile breadth of organisation on- 
 enar accompanies immorality, ^elBshnefss, sinfulness, except where 
 this animal temperament is sanctified with the sharp, or mental.— 
 The broad and sharp combined, indicate the highest possible order 
 ol* feelings, the most acute susceptibilities, great impulsiveness, 
 and ^ most e:ialted enjoj^n)eni, the keenest suffering. Such can 
 become orators or actors. Their voice will be sharp and thrilling. 
 Tbeiir eves quick and piercirtf . Their speedh rapicl, and they are 
 too liable to oe carried away by gusts of feeling ; rareJy cool, nttd 
 given to extremes. A shsu-p and proftiinent nose, with a long and 
 rather spare face. Indicates a love of study; n talent for author- 
 ship, a Ipve of strong reasoning, of books, of science, of philoso- 
 phy, together with impresgivemss in ever>'lhing. 
 
 So, also, given colours and (jualities of the hair, accompany 
 their respective castfand qualities of intellect and feeling. Light 
 auburn hair always goes along; with ^reat delicacy, fineness, pro- 
 priety of feeling, good taste and exquisite susceptibilities, as well as 
 great moral purity, and intense social affections. As the hair be- 
 comes more and more red, the person's feelings beconra more ex- 
 citable iand powerfjl, but less controllable, as well ns tess fine and 
 more animal. The great proportion of prisoners will be ftMYnd to 
 have very red hair, or else very black, or the two confounded in 
 their various shades, and always coarse and strtf. Red, but Jine 
 hair indicates more soAness and correctness of feelings, with, how- 
 ever, exceeding activity and spoiitaneonsness. Fine brown hair, 
 witli a slight inclination to curl at the end, is a most excellent sigi^ 
 —indicative of highly wrought feeh'iigs, but purified and govern^ 
 ed ; great goodness, high mora) feelings, virtuous predispositions, 
 moral punty, intellectual activity and acumen ; a love of literature 
 and an excellent organization, mental mid physical, but liable to 
 overdo, and induce premature siekrtess and deith. Coarse, stiff, 
 black hair, indicates coarse feelings, that are powerful, but grotts; 
 togetlier with hnrshness; roughness, perhaps selfishness. If the 
 hair be a Hght brown, or sandy, or anywheru between a black and 
 red hair, and also stiff and coarse, beware ! The furthb'' you keep 
 from it the better. Fine flaxen hair, indicates a fine but good or- 
 ganization and mind. 
 
 Clo.<<f>ly allied to this is the colour and tetture of the skin, which 
 coineidos in character with that of the hair, und alf<i> in its various 
 itidinntions of character. Thus a coarse, dark rkin, indicates mcI- 
 tubneHH. but power — strenjfth, btit u want of refinement. A Cnw, 
 light skin is h jooJ sign — imficating fine feclin;;s, with purity of 
 i«oul. If f|uit<! florid, its po^esr^or may sin whoti fitrongly teropted, 
 and if bad :it ull will be nunt bud. 
 ' Similar remarks appertain to tlie oolou? of the eyes. Uut» im 
 
74 
 
 tlv^lr, cpl^Hr ^oitici4es vrith ihat of the I^ir and skiu, what has b^ea 
 aljtgai^^ l»^i(^ qf jjbeni is also tiri:^e of theie. A ({mcln, active, rolliiiff, 
 reBU»ffiif^fet§\iig eye indiGnte8i;r';at activity and penetration Of m* 
 telWct, a hjurnio^ fervoiur ofdfeaire, a tendency to excess, a ^kiit 
 (^[wo\ae^a,n4 judgnient. A sleepy ^ye indicates a dull inind.-4<^ 
 But thf^ eye often varies, aocording to the excitement labors tth* 
 dar, gathatit ianCt a cei^tain index of character. 
 
 ThQ inotionK of the hody also bespeak the operatiotis of the' 
 iuukI. \f a man walk slowly, heavuy. lazily, as though it t^lisr 
 hard work, all uphill, and loaded down at thbt, be sure thilt b<$ 
 will drag along so through life. i:5till, if a man walk ratlier slowly, 
 but with a force and strength, as though he would walk tltfough 
 whatever opposed, he will be sl»w to rouse, but, once full^ en- 
 gaged, he will miike a full team. If a man walk fast, light ol foot, 
 sprightly, he is a lively, stirring, wide-awake, thorough goin^ 
 business man. If e. man walk along limberlv bnt forotbly, as if 
 his joints were 'vrIS oiSed .and Hqiber, taking long steps and 
 stepping fast, wulkin^<; righ!i straight along as tnongh he would 
 walk Uirough a biick wall, that man is a smasher at whatever h« 
 undertakeft, and will be & high presure steam*b«at, with an engine 
 to let besides. If he mi>ve awkwardl)^ but easily, in body, so will 
 he in mind. — imprei;<ive, mr«ib!e, logieul, coneiusive, a little odd 
 in expression, but to tlt;e |wjiint^. every word in its place, and some* 
 times elegant. A light, misicing, (lodging, atfected viaik, fanciful, 
 would-be polite and pretty, indicates «m^minacy of character ; shal- 
 lowness of brain, that may bow gracefully to the ladies, and do to 
 cut a cotillion, but will never dct the world on fire, orliveafker ho 
 is deQd. A dandy, mincing waSker, hotter hold fast to mother's 
 apron strings. His upper story 'u di>v)n cellar. So, of other kinds 
 ^ walk. So, of the way, in gsnerul, that nefsons move. Grace- 
 
 C 
 
 fill mojioRs of body indicate a gracefn!, polished, refined mind. 
 Awkward, outlandish movementK, iiidicaite tUe opposite qualities. 
 Ob this principle it is, that those who eat fast, work fust ; who 
 work slowly, eat slowly ; who walk slowly, feel slowly, think slow- 
 ly ; live half asleep, and die without knowing it ; because they 
 vfBra HO nearly deA''. before. A quick or ^!ow, feeble or power- 
 Ail, Hurried or dii* ..ic: pulse, gives similar indications of character 
 find talents. So, m short, does the whole man. Vhe dnntrine, the 
 law, is this : A.i is one part of the system, so are all the part*.— - 
 And, as they are, tliat is, as is the body, so is the mind. If tne no«« 
 be sharp, the teeth wiji be sharp (and consequently liable to early 
 decay.) all the bones and features sharp, the phrenological or|aQ« 
 sharp, aud tlicrefora a«!tive— -the feHings sharp,-<r-the whole per- 
 son Duitt on the sharp principle. Hence it i*, Ihat a sharp noan 
 indicntRs a scold. But il ewnlly indicate!' tender sympathies and 
 fine feelings. And so ol ull atlier kindrfid iigos.~rp'hrfi|iolcgical 
 Almunnck and Physiologif ai Uuide. • j v» "- / .., 
 
 PnavrNrioy or InrEeTiow from TrpHUs Vr.vr.n. — Dr. J. C. 
 f^mitli uhtninod £5,000 from Parliament (or the foRovi^tng receipt: 
 Take six drachms of powdenul nitre (imltpetre) and six drachms 
 of sulphuric ncid (oil of vitriol) mix them in a tea cup. By add* 
 ms ^<0^ drorhm of tha o^l at a tiuje, a copious discharge of nitrotfii 
 
 i! i! 
 
 II 
 
 111, 
 n 
 
 n' 
 
 8''il 
 
 
72* 
 
 atSd^|af'<i»il|>taka pla«e. Tiia eup te ^bepladed^ <toi>ln|f.]^tpnh 
 puitlDiii'diu.a lii(lie»rth»;or plate df healed iron, antfLtM mtttofp 
 tAttw^imStikM tobiteoabipiai ThequeiHhyorgaimayltejresiUfit^i/ 
 kf>kMMMiiliffor in^ltaraisthe ovantify of ingredieota. I Theaboye 
 liilbtnAliaocKrata^nziBd j^oom; bidftbeqHantitv'^oiildlNaatiflkieof 
 Afi^^iiBniall rooiBk Avoids aamnch at pe«iible» breatfaUif tbegaa 
 Hfibautit iint riies from the vessel. No injury to the lunffi will 
 Jiappui'WMeB flUe ahr is inipinsnatecl whh loa gas, which is called, 
 aitiwis aeid gas^ and it eamiot be too Widely known that iipocsessep 
 the pniper^ of preventing its spread. 
 
 . UszirUL RimEDlBS in casks of SI'SFKHDri) AllUt&TIOir, riRX, &c. 
 
 —•Persons apparently drowned, or in vfhom aniniation is auc-> 
 pended, should ho laid in warm blaokets, vith the head mised. 
 uadbat bricks or bottles of hot water, applied to the solea^ of th€> 
 t»Qt, hands, stomach and armpits ; the body and liurhj being well 
 vttbbed with.. the hands or warm fiannels. The lungs should be 
 inflated by blowing into one nonti-ii, while tlte other and the moutli 
 are stopped, and action gvaa to the stoinach as in breathing ; anA 
 this should be continued fivitt through one nostril and then through 
 the other, till animation fe-appears. A glister, made of salt and 
 some mustard, widi ^brm water, should be administered. ]^:arts« 
 horn or salts may alsd bo applied now and then to the no^^ijis.— ' 
 On reeoveryt some weak cordial should be given and the person 
 put into a warm bed. 
 
 In eases of strangulation or apoplexy, bleeding sliould be im- 
 mediately adopted, and the legs put into warm water. 
 
 In cases of itttoxicatiAn cht other poisoning, vomiting should be 
 proinotef*., and an emetic, or the stomach-pump, administered. 
 
 Inc^jei of persons frozen, friction with snow or cold vvater is 
 used. 
 
 '/hen the clothes of femalen take fire, the eifectnal remedy is to 
 Vi'a down andsmo^r the iiamea whe^n down. — PhtUip$^ Jtitctg, 
 
 V> TRAVEIkIIRS' bumoaanba. 
 
 ' The feUowiiY^: tal'r; of Uittances betwee» places in America, 
 wHl be found useful as a refic^st^e ;— 
 
 Frpm New York to Philadeiphia, bjr railroad, 86 miles ; New 
 York to Baltimore, by railroads, 18*2 rmIcs ; New York to VVash- 
 ington, by railroad?, 220 uiiies ; New York to Boitton, via Sto- 
 ainffton railroad, 224 miles ; ditto, via Norwwh, 237 : New York 
 to Albany, east side Hudson river, by »tage, 154 miles ; ditto^ on 
 the Hnddon. by steam-boat, 145 ; Albany to Bostons 1^ i^ilrood, 
 SUM) miles ; Boston to Portland, by railroad, 103; BctatoA to Bnn>- 
 Mr, by steam-boat, 245; Portland to Baugor, by sta^e, 129; Port* 
 laiHl to EaslpoH, by stage, 244 ; Portland to CHkiis, 240 ; Saiitt 
 Stephen, N. B. (oppoftito Calais.) to Saint Andrews, N. B., Hy 
 stage, 23^ 3aint Ancirews to Saint John, by stage, G7 ; Saint Sto- 
 
 Ehen to Frjadfr^cton, bv stage, 65; Saint Andrews to Fredcricton, 
 y stage, 70; daint JToiin to Ilulifax, via Sussex Vule, Saokyilte, 
 Dorchetter.Amlierst, dec. hy stage, 25^ miles; ditto, via Digby,' 
 Annapolis, Jkc, by steam-boat and sta^^v, 1%; ditto, via VVimlsor, 
 by •teaa»4>««t and ilafe, 165 1 SWitf Juhn tu ^u^UeQ. vk If («4^^ 
 
1 — 
 
 &Cv 
 
 rief«|ii^W|>odMock><3rapd Falh; TeiiilMcoiMM, Ac. by wtitgiTf 420 ; 
 Q3t4ib«e t^'Halifax, b« Hm Metis J^oad, by Slaf^c, 670 milM.f 
 <^ttMl«« to M ootreal* •brirtcaiii'^oat; 180t Honlnal to Kmitton* 
 ▼ia tfa^ #^' Laiwreilce^ J20 ; fCinntoa'to fiufiUo, via fiewiatfmj 
 3S9; fitlfflilO' W Aibanv', railroad roiHe, 329 ; BnfMo la DetMii^ 
 by 9t«i»ft^t 872r Biifflilo to ChioagD, via tbo Lakes. 10491 
 Athanj^ to SHratUga, 37 ; BiMtoo to Mdntreat, via Gonc«fd aoad 
 BnifKngton, by raihroad, Rtage and ateam-boat. 317; Portland to 
 Quebec, via; ^orndgewook, by stage, 300 { Montreal i»Albaay> 
 via Lake Champlain, 250; Albany to Montreal, by stage, 9491^ .1 
 
 =3?^, >v^.J 
 
 WEATHEa TABLE. r-.m mvtPv.'l-^ 
 
 OriginaUy eonttruettd hif Frqfesior HwsduU, and reviaai Iff Dr, 
 
 Adam Clavka. 
 
 •■' !'i.U 
 
 If the new moon, first 
 quartpr, full moon, or 
 last quarter happens 
 Between midnignt and 
 9 in the niurniiig, . 
 -^-S and 4, morning, . 
 -4 and 6, " 
 —6 and 8, " 
 
 —Sand 10, " 
 
 —10 and 19, " 
 — 12, noon, and 2, p. m 
 r-aaud 4, eveuing, . 
 —4 and 6. " 
 
 — « and 3, " 
 
 —8 and 10, « 
 
 — 10 and midnight, . 
 
 XM 8VMMKB. 
 
 IK VfUKTtk:^^^^ 
 
 Pair. 
 
 Cold dc,freq. showers 
 
 Rain. 
 
 Wind and Rain. 
 
 Changeable. 
 
 Frequent showers. 
 
 Very rainy. 
 
 Changeable. 
 
 Fair. 
 
 C Fair, if wind m. v. 
 
 ^Ratnj,if s. or s. w. 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 Fair. 
 
 '*;■';<?• 
 
 Hard frost, unlesi t^e 
 
 wind is s. or w.' 
 Snowy or stormy. 
 Rain. 
 
 Stormy. '"' 
 
 Cold rain, if wind W, 
 
 Snow, if K. 
 Cold and high wind. , 
 Snow or rain. f^^ 
 
 Fair and mild. 
 Fair. 
 
 CFair and frosty, W 
 < wind M. or ir. c. ; rain 
 ( or snow, it a. or i;. w. 
 Ditto. 
 I Fair and frosty. 
 
 Obserrations. 1.— The nearer the time of the moon'A chance, fir>t 
 quarter, full and last quarter are to midni^t, the fairer will he thf> wea- 
 ther during the seven days following. The space for this calcvlatton 
 occupies from ten at night till two next morning. 
 
 Z. — The nearer to mid-day or noon the phases of the moon huppen, 
 the more foul or wot weather may be expected during the next seven 
 days. The space for this calculation occupies from ten in the fote. 
 noon to two in the aAernoon. These observatinns refer principally 
 to the summer, though they affect spring and autumn neai^y in tlie 
 same ratio. 
 
 3.*«The BQoon's change, first quarter, full and latt quarter, happenntg 
 daring six of the ariern«M>n hours, that is, from four to ten, riMtf Oe ful. 
 Inwed by fair weaiher \ but this is mostly depeudsat on the wind, §« m 
 noted in the table. 
 
 4.— Though the weather, from a rarietjr of irr^uiareaiises, is more 
 UDcertaia in the latier part of autumn, the whole ol winter, and the 
 Uginning of sDriiiff, yet, in the main, the above observatloDS Will apply 
 |o those periods sUo. 
 
 6.— To progn(>4ti<ate correctly, especially in those cases where the 
 wind is conco i^d, ^u;} observer shoaid lie withia sight of a f4»od eane, 
 wt^ic uo fuur tirdiiidi points of ths heaveas are eorrectiy placed* 
 
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 ■ 'i'iti 
 
74 
 
 I'rjrii- 
 
 LIGHT HOUSES* 
 
 rn. 
 
 
 .Jftm^i^d.of Commhsianer^ for the acBeral Light Houtoiintif^Ba^ 
 ^J^ujt^.^Jphn Ward, senior, ft. W. Crookshaiik. Jbhn WarJ/ 
 jr., L. jPQualds^n, Esq'ni, Hqn. 'W.TP, W. Owen, I. VVoodwurdr 
 E^quirQ, |I(Mion\ib|Ie Thomas Wver, |lon. James Allahshaw, tmd. 
 JotinWiUoQv Jilsqtiire. — tsaac Woodward, Esquire, Secretary |o 
 Uie Board in Saint John. ' :;4f J ^^a aiU 
 
 JLaticblah Donaldson, Esqnh'e, Surveyor of those Light Hoiueii 
 iA th^^6iiy Of Fundy belonging to New^Bruiiavvick; and aUiQ of 
 those belonghig to Nova-Scotia, which are partly supported by 
 diis Province. — Office in the Commercial Bank Building, St. John. 
 
 CMe SahU Seal Island Light. ^The first Light on approacbiog 
 the Bay ofFiindy is on the South Point of Seal Island. This is 
 a plain white Light — elevated about eighty feet above high watei^ 
 mark, and may bo seen in approaching the Island from any point 
 of the compass. A very dangerous Rock, under water, but upop 
 which the sea always breaks, called Blomle Rock, lies about two 
 miles S.S.W. by compass, from the Light House. Between this 
 Rock and the Islatul there are some dangers — the ground is rocky 
 throughout, and large vessels, therefore, ought not to attempt 
 passing between them. 
 
 ■" Brier Island Light.— -In advancing up the Bay, the next Light is 
 sitnated on Brier Island, about half a mile N. £. from the M. W. 
 point thereof.— A plain white Light. 
 
 Digby Gut Light.—The next Light on the coast of Nova-Sviotia 
 is placed on the West side of Digby Gut — from Brier Island North 
 EuMward. The Coast is very bold, and not indented ; the Light 
 is^ therefore, chiefly intended as a guide into Digby Busin.-^A 
 white Light. 
 
 Gannet Rock Light.— TWib Light bean from the Light on Brier 
 Jsltnd, N. W. ^ W. 21 wiles. It is intended to wai-u vessels of 
 their upprot cii to a very dangerous range of slionN and ledgeiv 
 which exteuci from the Old'Proprietor to the Seal Islands qfi^ !||i^^ 
 chius, u distance of about 20 miles. . «. ,: 
 
 Buirings from the Gannet Bock Light Hottse— 
 
 To the Old Proprietor, which dries at | ebb (very dangerous), E. 
 b\' N. :t N. 7 miles. *'" 
 
 *' Black Rock (always above water25 feet), off White Head,' 
 N. E. i E. 
 South West Head of Grand Manan, N.W. A N. 
 Nort hernm ost of the Murr Ledges (dry at | ebb), N. W. 
 
 SoMHillioiit of ditto, called Saint Mary's Ledge (always 
 , water), fl.W. by W. 4 W. > i t ..v v 
 
 B»al Island Lights (distant about thirteen l»tle»)v 
 ;. byN. iN. , . :, 
 
 ' HoTK.-rBetwMit the Northernmost and Snnthemmost of tha 
 Murr Ledges, th'are it a range of dangerouti^Rodis and SJiuabt-^ 
 
 ■%ft 
 
 
u 
 
 many of them alwayj^bcMreiWfi^r, an(|,^iph extend Westward 
 from the Li^ht House about four miles; froiu this range, farther 
 ^^stMlyt about «if hi mile^t V^ a dai^^rons breaker, called Jthe 
 RimrUt^ BulL This may; bci i^void^d bjf keeping threc^ rema'rkiiDl^. 
 headlands near the S. W. end of Grand l^^aan, open'.. Th'e red* 
 ^ss having been rempyedfrot^ the Lantern, there is haw a flasli 
 ]i0b^-t-wHiTK — twenty secq^ds dark, ^n|il foicty ligbi ifi e&cn tnihtiie. 
 The Light House is painted in stripesV vertical', b^<(;l^ aifU Wlkite.^'^ 
 
 ' Mgthias Seal laltrnd Lights.r-^htm are two ised WHiTV.liigbts 
 upon the Machias Seal Islands, elevated about forty five f&et abov9 
 high water, and bear from eadi other Ev S. £. and W.I4.i W. dis- 
 tant about '200 feeit, by wbicb cirenRii»tanQ^ of two Light Iiou«e« 
 at the same station they will be immediately didtingnished from all 
 oiher Lights npon the Coast, (British or American.) i Both. the 
 Buildings are painted white.- S'be following are the bearings 
 from theni, via. ' 
 
 ' To the Soiithernmost Murr Ledge (St. Mary's), E.S.E. easterlyb- 
 
 " Gannet Rock Light, £. by S. i S. 18 miles. 
 
 *' Southern Head of Grand Manan, E. by N. ^ N. 
 
 '< l^orthern Head of Grand JVfanan, N. E. ^ £. 
 
 " N. E. Rock, distant 2 miles, N. E* by N. 
 
 «' Little River Head, N. by W. 
 
 '* Libby Island Light House, (American,) N.W. by W. < 
 
 Ve^.^els standing in to the Northward, between these Lights and 
 the Gunriet Ro^k, shouid tack orliani oif the moment they bring 
 these Liglitd into one, as tiiey will be then not more than three' 
 fotirths of a mile from the Murr Ledges, if more than five miles 
 to the East ofthe Lights. 
 
 Head Harbour Light. — Next in order, after passing Grand Mt- 
 nan, and the plain white Light (American) on West Qnoddy 
 Point, is Head Harbour Light. Thi< U placed uu the North £ar«t 
 extremity of C«nipo-Ue)lo, and is a guide to vessels entering the 
 main channel to WeMt Isles, Moose Island, and the inner Bay uf 
 Passnnmquoddy ;— it enables vesseU also at all tirae^ to enter 
 Head Harbour. It is a fixed white Light. The buildiij^g is 
 painted white, with a Red Cross on it. ! 
 
 Paint Le Preau Lights. — Upon this projeotmg head land two 
 Lights are placed. One above the other in the same Honse, un^ 
 distant twenty-eight I'oet. — Both Lights can be seen from every 
 point of the compass, where they may be useful — both are fixed 
 and WHiTK. The Light House is painted red and white, in stripes 
 of five feet broad each, horizontally. 
 
 Partridge Idand Li^i^.-^This Light, at the entrance of the Ri- 
 ver and Harbour of »t. John, hiving been esti^lished about fiAy 
 years, reijaires no particular notice, further than 01f)t U is a fixed 
 WHiTM Light, aud the Light House is painted Ilea itiu White ia 
 V6rtieel stripes. . s: 
 
 Ueaam Light. -"Wnlitn Partridge Island, and up()li a Spit or Bar 
 which extends about half a mile S.S.E. ntf fifand Point, nn(|.yvh>1l 
 dries at two-thirds ebb, stands the Lteacou Tower. Upo^' ^ 
 
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76 
 
 Tower a Light is established, which is eminently useful to the 
 Coastinc Trade of St. Johilv apod to i|4 Ather v^'^^ls having Pilots 
 o%t||>ar4, M$ it^fiifdiles th^in to eut«r ibe Uart>oti>r sit alt hours ^(f 
 the night— A fixed whije Li|^t. The House is painted white 
 and black, in stripes verficallyi 
 
 QiMco Lig^.^—\ revolvjmg WHirCt Light is placed on a tmali 
 rock offQuaco Head; showing twice full and twice dark in a mi- 
 nute. This Light can be seep from any qoArter whwe, a vtessel 
 ■ can approach. Ititt Light House k painted white aitd^red, in ho- 
 rizontal stripei. 
 
 Cape Enr»get Li^U.—Oii the Point of that name, in Westmbr*' 
 lam};, nfuirly opposite Apple Eiver Harbour, N.8. The Honse is 
 abpiit 120 feet above the tide mark, and is painted white.— i\ f 1^^ 
 wkiTX Light. ■ 
 
 ',}.., POSITIOJIS or CERTAIir PLACES III THE BAY QP Fl/'ll'lifr,' 
 
 iliee«iBte«rf y§ Astronomeal <J^rttUions, matU lufth^ Horn. Captain 
 Oteem, in H. Mf Smrveffing Stmnur CUambia, 
 
 Shadwood ClifT, near Sackville and 
 Tantamar M^ursb, sometimes cal- 
 led Woody Point,* - - -^ 45 51 
 Amherst Court House, • • • 45 48 
 Dorcnester island. So. extremity, 
 
 Lnt. 
 
 o t It 
 
 c 
 
 7 
 
 Long, Var.Comp. 
 
 M cAlmot^i the pilot's house, 
 Bend of Petitcoudiac River, 
 Cape £i>r:ige Light House, 
 Qudco Light House, • . - 
 Quaco Ledg^y, east and weat 150 
 .,fm». by north and south 50 fms. 
 
 the centre, 
 At low water, spring tides, the 
 highest rock is twelve or four- 
 tC6rt fbet abo/e water, and as 
 much under the surfuce at high 
 water, and then, irt li^t winds 
 and smooth, it is not visible, and 
 tht;refore very dangerous. 
 I«le Haute, centre, • . • 
 
 45 53^5 
 
 46 6 25 
 45 36 :)5 
 4S19 55 
 
 64^ 
 64 12 
 
 64 33 
 64 45 
 
 64 46 
 
 65 31 
 
 51 19 30 w. 
 
 4 
 
 6 
 6 
 9 
 
 45 15 2 65 23 25 
 
 h 
 
 45 15 6 65 00 6 
 
 
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 ii5»* ff 
 
 SHOAL NEAR 8AMBRO LIGHT HOUSE.' 
 
 'A shoal waa discovered on the 20th MTay, 1644,-near SarabrOf 
 Light Huuw, (Halifax, Nova-Scotia,) bv the Hon. Capt. Owen, 
 R. N., in H. M. Surveying Steamer Commbia, which is not laid 
 down in the charts. The C. touched on it at low 'vater, her draught 
 at the time bokg 12 feet 6 inches. The bearing and observations 
 immedtJitffly lApr, then in eight fathoms water, were as follows stt 
 Bhck RrjBtf or Western Sisters <| Ea>t Magnetic half a mile b^ 
 caliMiaUmk Siitnmit of light house to water line the angle U00.4C'' 
 ass4idiing the suroinitlo be 132 f* <!it above the water line, (a^ wa4 
 comnittol by measure,) the ditt was 1-6 (or ip,QQ9i ftet) bepMTr i 
 Ing South Wehl MagnetiQ, . ' '^•('rl'Nq-c^./i.l ryj 
 
 ^ic i A/3/: luQV "4JiJJ i&;iOj<« ".oliiix i *•! e>ioitn;)ilJ «j .«• Jruil 
 
 A 
 A 
 A 
 A 
 A 
 A 
 A 
 
77 
 
 Mot-M i>.Hv«il M^'^HV ■♦^•'•SIGNJILS ''' ■''•'• i't «'^ »'V ^i^'f-i•o'^ 
 jiiadrti'WMd^kHk^,on VUs approach ofltdH^iU 'ikg'4tltt» 
 
 hour of Siini Juhn. i Vi .^'i? 
 
 Orie BaN, dose, for ohef^airt*ri|(ttdvtfeM). ' ■ wik\ iv.nvv9 
 Oii« Ball, hair hoisted, (orxwb square-rigged vetadti i>^;>tj^>:0<> 4.>q!( 
 iWo Balls, close, for three squsre-riggeo vesseb* aiJ itHi'v' .lum 
 Two BatU, ■•perated, for fo«r square-rigged ffeslieli; ikioittsqu mbv 
 A Pendant, of any colour, for five square-rigfed T«s»e1s»,. ... i\f;,,vv,i| 
 A PendaAt, under* Ball, for six sq«areri{ged fcasels.. . , ,'^,, / 
 A Pendant, over a Ball, balfhoisied, for ^ereo square-rigged t^mtf . 
 A Pendant, under two Balls, close, for t square-rigged TOHels. , 
 A Pendant, between two Balls, separate . <r nine square rigged vestcto; 
 A Flag, of any colouri for ten or more Teasels. 
 
 [The a|lioT8 are hoisted at the E^st or West yard- rm, •ccording to 
 the quarter the vessels first, appear in, and when thei. rig pan lie made 
 out, the following descriptive colours will be hoisted at the ranst bead s) 
 
 A Union Jack for a Flag Ship, with or without ■ iM|badron 
 „ with a red Pendant overr/or a two-decker. 
 „ with a blue Pendant over, for a frigate. 
 „ with a white ditto, for ■ small armed vetael. 
 
 A blue pendant, for a merchant abip or barqne. 
 
 A red ditto, for a merchant brig or brigantme. 
 
 A white and blue ditto, for a foreign square-rigged vessel. 
 
 A white ditto, without a ball, for a topaait schooner or sloop. 
 
 A flag, blue and white horizontally, a neutral fleet. 
 . A pendant, white and blue, a neutral mao-ofiwar. 
 
 A blue fla|, a neutral merchant ahip. 
 
 A red, white and blue flag, an enemy's fleet. 
 
 A red, white and bine pendant, an enemy's man of war. 
 
 A Union Jack, over neutral or enemy's signala, the veasel is detaiO' 
 ed or a prise. 
 
 A white flag over any signal, the vessel lieara a flag of trace. ' ^ 
 
 A red flag pierced white, for a steamlioat from Digby. - .t i 
 
 A blue flag pierced white, for a steamboat from Saint AndreWiM 
 Eattport. 
 
 A red flag with a white aquare, for a ateamboat from Boston. 
 
 A Ball at the ma«t-head, vessel is on shore or iu distress iT>shonld 
 immediate aid be necessary, guns to be fired. 
 
 In thick weather, a gun will be fired at Partridge Island, in anAWdif 
 to each ^un heard at ses. There is a Fug Bell on the Island, which 
 is rung ;a foggy weather, to warn vessels of their approach to the 
 shore. '' .•.,■.,■- 
 
 »Wh^n a ves^l requires a Pilot, her descriptive pendant willbta 
 s|««a«ltbeyard>army instead of a ball. / ij 
 
 ^TitAirsATLiirrTic Steam Navigatioit. — CvmparoHve DUtmmts 
 bet^teeit America and England.'^From Boston to HAliihi, 3d7, 
 iMles ; frmn llulifax to Liverpool, 23i24 miles— Tdtal, 1^11 i fVorti* 
 NtiW York to Liverpool, 3053 miles; from New York to Briatol, 
 3010 miles ; from Halifax to Liverpool, via St. John's, Newfoandt> 
 laudato Sydtibv, 235 MileB : Sydney to St. John's. 354 1 Si. John's 
 to Liverpool, 2060~Total, 2649. The royan tei Liverpool, ftoin: 
 Boston, IS therefore 14*2 miles shorter than (torn New lork. 
 
 
 8 
 

 
 V 
 
 y 
 
 IMAGE EVALUATION 
 TEST TARGET (MT-3) 
 
 1.0 
 
 I.I 
 
 11.25 
 
 lu Ui 12.2 
 
 MUL. 
 
 U 11.6 
 
 ftiotograiiiic 
 
 Sdences 
 
 Corporation 
 
 !? 
 
 ^ 
 
 f 
 
 A 
 
 
 
 33 WIST MAIN tTMliT 
 
 WIUTIR.N.Y. USM 
 
 (7U) •7a-4»03 
 
 

n 
 
 
 >»^ >ll 
 
 Prow\ ^/. John to Prederictoni 6y 
 the Nerepis. 
 
 Miles. 
 Harding's, (Yorkshire tav.) 4 
 poundage's/ I i ^ •' 10 
 
 Mather's, (Douglii Armsv) iA 
 Purdy.'s, I* 
 
 Darhv Gillau's, 10 
 
 W.'Sitiitli's, 7 
 
 MoitiiiM's, (Oromocto,) .f' 
 Fr«d#ktofi,^ ll-fiS 
 
 On^ East tide of the River. 
 
 To^link'a Farai, < '7 
 
 GfMtltfto Poiat,^mtT f»**iv> bf 
 
 ]K{iH(«lon, . •' ."-t-.t*. -M--'^. 
 
 Head of I^lleisU, . U 
 
 WashadeihoaCj 13 
 
 Jemseg FerrT, , 6 ' 
 
 Tilley's, (Sheffield,) 13 
 
 Widow Perley's, 8 
 
 Fredericton, 13-86 
 
 Less bf the ff^plf ?aMf ?*t 
 
 SLiine JbAn to S<M4i^^' ' 
 Ta Byrne's, Laked«)kl,i 
 TiUon's, Musquash, 
 M'Laachlaa's, ? 
 
 Gray's, 
 
 M. Oowan^ (halfoway,) 
 Wsller^s, 
 
 Shaw's, Magaguadavic, 
 Barns*, St. Patrick, 
 Saint Andrews, 
 
 ■.•>«.S u 
 
 9 
 
 •i 
 
 6 
 5 
 
 61 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 
 10. 
 
 la 
 
 Total, 67 
 itt. John to Martin** Head. 
 
 To Cody's, 1 1 
 
 Deatiy's, e 
 
 Quaeo, 1 1 
 
 Melvin or FuUer's Beach, 6 
 
 Big Salmon River, S 
 
 Lmle Salmon £liv«r &i 
 
 Martin's Head, 4 
 
 Total, 43i 
 ^tfffitjohii to Shepody. 
 T0 Dal^iie^h^'tttch Village, 33 
 
 Wimi Hovte, Shepody, 13 
 i ToUl, 79 
 
 St. John to Amherst, (iV. S.) vik 
 Sussex Vale, Dorchester, 4^. 
 
 ' Miles: 
 
 To Robinson's, S 
 
 Hennigar*8V ^ 4' 
 
 Qampbell's, 3: 
 
 Ketctium's, ' ' -■'^, 
 
 Hampton Ferry, 7'' 
 
 Kay's,!' S| 
 Baxter's, (Finger Board,) * 41 
 
 Rnaehe's, 10 
 
 M'Moaagie's, ..- > 3 . 
 
 To M'Leod's, (Porl»ji<?,) " 
 
 Put field's, 
 
 Nixon's, 
 
 Lewis', 
 
 To Bend of Petitcodiae, 
 Ohartef's, Memramcook, 
 Hickiuan's, Dorclieater, 
 
 10 
 
 IS- 
 
 12 
 
 U 
 
 93 
 
 16 
 
 8 
 
 To Dorchester, 117 
 Enms^ Westeock, 7 
 
 Wells', Tantamar, 10 
 
 Ferguson's, Amherstt 9 
 
 Total, 144 
 [From Dorchester to Amherst, hy 
 . the new road, (mail route.) the 
 distance is only 19 miles.] 
 
 T\intamar to P. Edvard AlofKt. 
 Wells to G. ChapelPi, 9 
 
 . Cbapell's to John Wall's, ir 
 
 Allen's, (Cape Torihentine.) 1 1 
 C^spe Traverse, P. £. I. (hy 
 water,) lH 
 
 Totals 40 
 Amherst to Haiif(m. 
 
 To Stewart's, !»• 
 
 Hewson's, River Philip, 9^ 
 
 Purdy's, (mountain,) 1^ 
 Sutherland's, 
 
 YewilVs, (Londontferry,) 1^ 
 
 Blauchard's, Truro, U 
 
 Hill's, Stewiflcke, l\ 
 Miller's, ««y'sRiTer, , I, 
 
 Keyes', 10 1 
 
 Shultz's, %L 
 
 HalifaJh »|l 
 
 .1 Tela), I17| 
 
 font 
 
tf 
 
 Mend qf PetUoodlaet&iRicfafii^ 
 
 MihBSr 
 
 f 9 Smith's, Sb«diac, 
 
 Linen's, 
 
 G<H;awne Bridge. (Dfssrl's,) 
 
 Bmuh's, Little Buctouche, 
 
 (eswick's, Big Buctouche, 
 
 Harris', 
 
 Bling's Arms, ^ 
 
 Kent BotiBi, , f Richi- ) 
 
 6niniTierciat Inn, r bucto, $ 
 
 Vonnelly's Uo«se, } 
 
 T , Total, 
 
 ; Richibucto to Miramichi. 
 
 'to Rankiii's, 
 Picicen'^, Bay du Vio, 
 U'Beatii's, Black Rirnr, 
 
 •Beath's, 
 tisiichard's, | 
 Tea's, 
 
 n 
 
 Chatham, 
 
 Total, 
 
 19 
 1 
 8 
 9 
 9 
 7 
 
 8 
 
 60 
 
 12 
 10 
 12 
 
 f 
 
 4U 
 
 Ckatham to Bathunt {Bay de 
 Chaleur.) 
 
 To Ooodfellow's, 
 Carry's, 
 
 Eoreiu's, (halfway house,) 
 ee's, 
 Court House, 
 
 6 
 
 8 
 
 15} 
 9i 
 9 
 
 mmttvktf. 
 
 (Total, 
 >> BvthurH to Rettigxfuehe. 
 fo Dumaresa's, (Rockvill«,) 
 Ghslm^r's, (Beldowne,) 
 Harvey's, (Na&h's Creek,) 
 
 rl'Keiysie's, 
 lemming's, (Dalhoa&ie,) 
 Reid's 
 
 43 
 
 10 
 II 
 Hi 
 
 H 
 
 \0 
 
 7 
 
 Widow Hardy'4, Campbelton, 9 
 
 Total, 71 
 Fredertdon to Miramidii. 
 
 Brown*!, 
 
 [young's, 
 
 'Leod's, - - 
 Bni«sV 
 Uanter's, 
 De Caniliue'si 
 CJ,ocli rand's, 
 Jsmes Jurdon's, 
 I^rker's, 
 iyilBon*8 Point, 
 Newcastle, 
 
 1^. 
 
 Miles. 
 
 ; To Borgoyne'f Feny, l« 
 
 [Bfunroe's, 13 
 
 f Guion's, * 6 
 
 Jones', 17 , 
 
 \ Woodstock Perry, 7 
 Woodstock Post O/Bc0, 
 Coqrt House, 
 Victoria, 
 Applesiey'is, 
 Baird's, 
 Tibbeti's 
 Besiook , 
 'r Grand Falls, 
 
 Cobmhe's, 12 
 
 Vital Thibidean's, If 
 
 Matjiawaska Chapel, \ 
 
 Hebert's, I 
 
 Eutrance of Madawaska, i 
 Oo. of LakeTemiscouata, 94 
 
 : Do. of the Portage, 14 
 
 River St. Lawrence, 3S 
 
 Kamouraska, 18 
 
 St. Aon, 9ii 
 
 Riviereouelle, Skij 
 
 Saint Thomas, 15 
 
 Saint Joseph, 18 
 Point Levi, Qtuebec, 
 
 Total,' 
 
 From Digby to Haliftue. 
 
 To Annapolis, 
 
 Keotville, 
 
 Windsor, 
 t Halifax, 
 
 f 
 
 n 
 
 10 
 4 
 
 to 
 
 14 
 10 
 U 
 « 
 7 
 7 
 8 
 
 Tofti, tea 
 
 Total, 
 
 Halifax to Pittw. 
 
 To Putnam'a Farm, 
 
 M'Keen's, 
 
 Leckie's, 
 
 Heney's, ' '• - '^ - 
 
 West Branch, (East River,) 
 
 To the Court House, 
 
 T^oial, 
 
 Dig^by to SSulbumt. 
 
 To Janes', Sissiboo, 
 Tucker's, Monta^an CoVS} 
 Richan'k Vartnouih, 
 KendrioTs, Barritigion, 44^ 
 
 M'Intush's, Shelburne, t9( 
 
 .Totol, JW 
 
80 
 
 CALENDAR FOR 1845. 
 
 JAltCAUX.. 
 
 Fbmivabt. 
 
 Mabch. 
 
 Ami. 
 
 May. 
 
 Jv»». 
 
 6 
 12 
 19 
 36 
 
 2 
 9 
 
 2324 
 
 C 
 
 13 
 20 
 27 
 
 3 
 10 
 
 17 
 
 3 
 
 10 
 17 
 24 
 
 31 
 
 7 
 14 
 
 2 
 9 
 
 le 
 
 23 
 30 
 
 6 
 13 
 20 
 27 
 
 4 
 11 
 18 
 25 
 
 1 
 
 29 ao 
 
 6 
 12 
 19 
 
 2 
 9 
 
 7 
 14 
 21 
 
 28 
 
 4 
 
 11 
 18 
 25 
 
 4 
 11 
 IS 
 25 
 
 1 
 
 8 
 15 
 
 21122 
 
 28 
 
 6 
 13 
 20 
 27 
 
 3 
 40 
 
 
 1 
 
 8 
 15 
 22 
 
 29 
 
 6 
 12 
 19 
 2S 
 
 6 
 12 
 
 19 
 26 
 
 2 
 
 9 
 
 15 
 
 7 
 14 
 21 
 28 
 
 4 
 11 
 18 
 25 
 
 2 
 
 9 
 
 16 
 
 28 
 
 30 
 
 6 
 13 
 20 
 27 
 
 6 
 13 
 
 20 
 27 
 
 3 
 10 
 
 17 
 
 2324 
 30 
 1 
 
 8 
 
 3 
 10 
 17 
 24 
 31 
 
 15 
 22 
 29 
 6 
 12 
 19 
 26l27 
 
 7 
 14 
 21 
 
 28 
 
 7 
 14 
 21 
 28 
 
 4 
 11 
 19 
 26 
 
 2 
 9 
 IC 
 23 
 80 
 6 
 13 
 20 
 
 
 4 
 
 II 
 18 
 25 
 
 1 
 
 8 
 15 
 
 122 
 
 1 
 
 8 
 
 16 
 
 22 
 
 29 
 
 5 
 12 
 !9 
 26 
 
 3 
 10 
 17 
 24 
 31 
 
 7 
 14 
 21 
 28 
 
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 PARR'S LIFE PILLS inr<» now estRblisbed as the oBljr eertam 
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 stomach complaint aad^Jjodigtostion, with which he had be«n most- 
 aorely afflicted for a tott^Mhie, and therefore has great pleasure 
 in sdaking his cure known ptkMhs*^ February 7, 1843; 
 
 Cmn of an old confirmed sU,ma€h andlfmar comji2atnt.— Mr. Joha 
 Howarth affirms that he has been for n»Qiy years suffering from a 
 deranged stomach and liver coufiDlaint, and although he has bad 
 recourse to vanous remedies, and has been lH|d«ir one of the most 
 popular Surgeons in Manchester,, nothing afforded Jim tbe de- 
 sired relief until he met with Parr's Life Pills, whiiQn have al-^ 
 ready afforded him more benefit than all the other advice and 
 medicine he has been taking for years, and therefore can wkh 
 the greatest confidence urge any one suffering from the saiAe 
 complaint to give them a triai. 
 
 Witness to the triub of the above, Mr. George Dea?), ^Mtarket 
 8tr«et, Manchester. . Feb. 7, 1643. 
 
 80, Medlock Street, Hulm.e, Manchester^ January, 1643. 
 
 To the Proprietors of Parr's Life Pills. '* 
 
 CreNtfemen,— For the benefit of the afflicted pnbKc, I hand you 
 the particulars of a case of cure from the use of vour benign me- 
 dicine. I had for many years been out of health, and* suffered 
 much from internal pains in various parts of my body. 1 tried 
 nearly all kinds of medicines without relief, and consulted the 
 meet eminent roedioal practitioners in Manchester, but my conv 
 plaint defied their best efforts ; at length I despaired of ever reco- 
 vering, ami Ufa became to me burdensome ; psov'identially. piir 
 attention waS'directed by mr nephew, Mr. HigginionfOCdaiford« 
 tO'malle^l^nrial of Parr's Lire Pills, which I consented to do, and 
 found conM^jorable relief when I had taken onlv on4l)0x, an^I 
 eontinaed tlmr use uhtil this time, and have had about piz bokeit 
 altogether, aiid bave the happiness to say Uiat I am now restored, 
 to perfect health. I hf^ve, tberefore, the oest of reasons for plac- 
 ing implicit faith in the invigorating efficacy of your Pairr's PHIp, 
 whicjli have of a tn^th been yfe PilU to me. This testimony isat 
 your itryiee, hoping it will tend to cause their use to become evert 
 yet in[Oi*f i^niversal, as such a medicine ought to be kep;t in every 
 Apily. I am your grateful servant, 
 
 ,pirUQeiaedbyG. Vaughan.l W. HIGGIPTSON. < 
 
 '^knmie Vkmmmi$mofthrtjt years seatuiing.— Christopher Sapn- 
 deri, 43, Bengal Street, Oldham-road, hereby testifies that he has 
 for three years been (rrieveusly afflicted with Rheumatism, and lor 
 the last fourteen weeks was unable to follow his employment ; 
 heiriM flfom Mr. Wainright, butcher, that Parr's PiUs had cured 
 liioi (irtht aaitae oomplaint, I began to take them, and having done 
 
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 BO for three weelctt I atn so much belief mt to^ able t« refnme 
 my work again, next Monday, and wUl.pC^vtre in tbeir use a 
 •hort time longet, to complete my re#(^Udii1o]beaUh. Any or~ 
 doubting the troth of tnis case ia invnMt to eall upon me or 
 (post paid) and I will iipmediMtfly bear teptimony. 
 
 Bengal Street, Oldham road, Mancheater, FeWbary 3. 
 
 . Jamis Hill, of No. 8, Fcird htbo, CharleatolKrnJgiwfflelon.oear 
 Manchester, who isuirararda of idxty. years 9<j|f/%ysh^ was at; 
 tacked w)th inflammation of tiie cheat, whidfeonfined him to hfs 
 bed for a long timtf in a veir debilitated statdf with a most distress- 
 ing cough add spitting; after t^njiupafloAs kind* of medicino 
 without the least relief, he at laJKc^menced taking Parr's Life 
 Pills, and having taken thrii«>4K>xea, was completely restored to 
 healdi, and h now mr.ch tfnnger than he has been for some years, 
 and has recommended toem to many persons, who have taken 
 them and receive^ thct|;reate9tben^fl'iM]i tbeix-nse, arid is ready 
 at any time to Att^' '^^ above. ' Wittaas, John Hatton. * 
 
 03" CAUTION TO THfiPUBUCxfl 
 
 tn* Beware of Spurious Imitations of the above Medicine.,— 
 None are genuine unless the words " pARR'aLiFS Pills" ara, in 
 WMte Letters on a Red Ortmnd, engraved in thtf Government 
 'stamp, passed round each box : also the facsimile of the signatora 
 of the Proprietors, " T. ROBERTS & CO., Crane Court, Fleet 
 street, London," teho have mpoitUed Mr. JOHN G. SHARP^ 
 Chemist, Saint John, WkaietaU and Retail AgeM for Nno-Bnmt' 
 
 Sliarp'f Baltpun of Hoarhonnd * Aniseed, 
 
 For Coughs, Colds, Shortness of Breath, Asthma, ifc. 
 
 This excellent Medicine has the extraordinary property of im< 
 mediately relieving Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Difficulty of 
 Breathing, and Huskiness of the Throat. It operates by d^sotv- 
 ing the congealed phlegm, and causing free expectoration. ^ 
 
 Persons who are troubled with that unpleasant tickling in the 
 Throat, which de|)rives them of rest night aAer night, by the in- 
 cessant cough which it provokes, will, by takttig one dose, find 
 immediate relief ; and one bottle in most cases will effect a cnrt. 
 Sold in Bottles, at Is. 6d. and 2a. Gd. each. 
 
 SHARP'S TOOTH POWDEIt, 
 
 Is superior and more agreeable in use than any other DENTI- 
 FRICE for beautifying the TEETH and GUMS. It removea 
 Tartar, without injuring the Enamel of the Teeth— giving them a 
 beautiful pearly appearance. 
 
 Shaip's Powder for defltroyiag Rats and BUoe. 
 
 Farmers and others, whose premises are infested with Rats and 
 Mico, will find it to their advantage to try this Powder,— being 
 composed of ingredients which possess the peculiar property of 
 attracting these animals, ft proves a speedy and certain BsttM 
 of deeiroyiog Uiein. Fat up and sold in packagea at Is. 6d. cKh. 
 
GENERAL 
 
 E ESTABLISHMENT, 
 
 SAINT JOteu^ ]V. B. 
 
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 Cheap, for Casb onSy ! 
 
 '■ « " 
 
 IRON SPIKES, from 4 i<y 10 inch ; Composition SPIKES ^ 
 Clinch Rings; Shentbing NAILS, &c. ; Zinc and Iron Cut 
 SHEATHING NAILS ; Wrought Rose and Clasp Head Nails 
 from 4d':r to 40d'y ; Whale Boat, Skitf, and Diamond Head Nailr,. 
 14 to 3^ inch ; Boat Rivets and Burs; Cut and Wrought Copper 
 NaiLs and TACKS ; Batten, Slate and Clout Nails ; Horae and 
 Ox Naii.8; Wrought and Cut BRADS and TACKS; Tinned 
 and Untimied RIVETS ; Iron, Brass, and Copper WIRE ; Wire 
 and Hair SIEVES and RIDDLES ; WIRE CLOTH ; Spring;, 
 east, German, Shear and Blister STEEL ; TIN ; Sheet IRON ; 
 COPPER; Sheet and Bar LEAD; Block TIN; SPELTER; 
 Sheet ZINC and BRASS; Plough Plating and Monlds; Cart 
 and Pipe Boxes ; Brass Tubing and Lead Pipe ; Horse Traces ; 
 Back Bands and Ox CHAINS ; ANVILS ; VICES ; Bellowses; 
 GUNS. PISTOLS, POWDER, BALLS, SHOT; Joiner's 
 CRAMPS, and Pin Mauls; SCYTHES. SICKLES, Reaping 
 HOOKS; RIFLES and STONES; Hay and Manure Forks; 
 Shovels, Spades, Rakes, Hoes; KETTLES, POTS ; Fl:ifDSRs; 
 Footmen; Smoothing, Italian, and Box IRONS; Crimping 
 Machinks; CurliMg Tongs; WEIGHING MACHINES, all 
 Mses; STEELYARDS: a good assortment of HARNESS 
 MOUNTING; CARPENTERS' TOOLS ; Shoe FINDINGS; 
 'Coffin Furniture and CORD ; Hair Cloth and Curled HAIIV; 
 CHAIR WEB ; ROAN SKINS. Every description of Locks 
 and HiNOEs ; Screws. Plated Castors. Candlesticks, Lamps, &c. ; 
 Bronze URNS; DESKS; Dresi>mg Ca>*es: WORK BOXES; 
 BrttshiBs and Comh<<; Whip Lashes; CnrrierM* KNIVES and 
 STEELS ; SKATES ; Tea Trays ; cheap KNIVES & FORKS , 
 Pocket Knives ; RAZORS; Scissors; superior Ivory Handled 
 Knives^ German Silver Forks and Spoons; Mil! SAWS, from 
 4|| to 7 feet, for Gan;; or Single; Whip and Cross Cut SAWS ; 
 Circular Saws, from 20 to 1;^ inches, for edging and trimming ; 
 every description uf FILES, See. &c. &ic. 
 
 , ^Alio— CUT NAILS of every »ze. Manufactured vf the beit 
 tbilish IRON. 
 
 "^ 'T. R. aORDON. 
 
TM9 ; 
 
 and forward th 
 out of the City, and 
 ' attention. From 
 
 belt 
 
 &EOEGE A. OTSISON, 
 
 nOTARY FOBUO, FOBVMOnNO A0E]!ini|«C 
 
 MOST itESPSOtlVttT UTTIMATBt 
 
 To Oentlciiieii retl4lng in the 
 Mer^hanto and Trad^ 
 
 THAT he stijl continaes to receive 
 name to order, for persons who 
 whik find it inconvenient to give'' 
 bia lodg practical experience^ 
 
 I<ong tloom Mthe Cnstom Home* 
 
 he flatteri hiinielf thnt^ Jo one is better qualified to atten4 1o 
 
 lit TRS SSTERAI. VKPARTMEITTS CONITKOTEO WITB TBS 
 
 CUSTOM HOUSE AVD TREASURY | 
 
 ind from the encoaragement he ban hitherto received, and" the 
 Satisfactory testimonials in his possession, he feels confident that 
 he will be able to meet the wishes of thost who may favoiiE 
 him with their business. 
 
 Saint John, iilst Odaber, 1844. 
 
 N. M'LARDY, JR. 
 
 ' Saint John, New-Bmiuiwlel^ 
 
 MANUFACTURES ANtt KEEPS ON HANB, 
 
 CRACKERS, • 
 
 GROAT AND PILOT BREAD, 
 
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 ALL OF mnCH ARE SOLD AT THE LOWEST RATES*, 
 
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