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 [ FOR THB YEAR OF OUR LORD 
 
 1844 i 
 
 ^ BRNO BI88B]CTtLI OR LSAP YEAR, 
 
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 ECUPSES IN THii: TEAR 1844. 
 
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 There will be five ElcUpses tbu year — two of ttte Sun and one' 
 •f t)ie Moon, as follow :— 
 
 1. A total Gdipse of the Bf oon on the Slat of MaVt when iAm. 
 will, rise about sunset, partly Eclipsed : end of Jhe Eclipse^ 
 Th. SOm. 
 
 % A partial Eclipse of tljie Snn on the 15th Jnne» invisible in 
 Niw-Brunswick. It will be visible in the South Pacific Ocean. 
 
 3. A pariialfEclipse of the Sun on the 10th of November, visibly 
 only in a small part of the great Southern Ocean. 
 
 4. A total Eclipse of the Moon on the 24th November — when 
 she will rise pardy eclipsed. Beginning, 5h. 16m. ; middle, 7fa. 
 6m. ; end, 9h. 2m. 
 
 5. A partial Eclipse of the San oit the 9th of December, be* 
 
 S'nning at 3h. 40m. ; greatest obscuration, 4h. 26m, ; eud,5h.— 
 igitf Eclipsed, 2.51 on SunV Northern limb. 
 
 CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES OF 1844. 
 
 Iters, G F I Epact, II | Roman Jndiction, 
 
 Iden Number, / « ' ^®**' Cycle, 
 Lunar Cy«Ie, ) 
 
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 Julian Period, 
 
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 HOLIDAYS AT 
 
 January 1, New Year's Day. 
 March 17, Saioi Patrick. 
 April 23, Saiot l]>eorge. 
 Mny 24. Queen's Birth Day. 
 June 20, Queen's Accession. 
 June 24, hiainl John. 
 Jane 88, Queen's Coronation, 
 tiept. 29, Mictiaclmaa. 
 
 THE PUBLIC OFFICES. 
 
 Nov. .'SO, Saint Andrew. 
 Dec. 25, Christmas Day. 
 
 ** 26 } 
 
 " ^' \ ^^"''°^' Holidays. 
 
 A»h Wediiesday. 
 Good Friday. 
 Kaster Mondny. 
 Eiaut Tuesday. 
 
 ^^ MOVEABLE FESTIVALS 
 
 y^H^Septuagesima .Sunday, Feb. 4. 
 
 T^^Magesimi Sunday,. '* It. 
 
 ^ Qoiitquagesima, or / » %a 
 
 CJhroye Sunday, S * 
 
 Ash WedneMlay. ^. '' J«- 
 
 Mill Lent iHy^p^f w«/cb 17. 
 
 ' PuIniSv,— ^ / .. 3'- 
 
 ^,,<rrrid«y, AjTil 6. 
 
 OF THE CHURCH IN 18i4. 
 
 BasUr Day, 
 Law Sondayt 
 Rogaiioa BuD(?ar, 
 Asctnjion Day, Holy > 
 Thursday, S 
 
 Whit Sood. or Pentecost, " 
 Trinity Sunday, June 
 
 Advent Sunday^ Dec. 
 
 April 7. 
 
 •• 14. 
 
 May 
 
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 SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. 
 
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 ^ Libra, JSatancc, reins. 
 TI| Scor[)io, Scorpion, secrets 
 t Sughtarius, Archer, thighs. 
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 ^ Aquarius, Watttrman, legs. 
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JANUARY. 
 
 1844. 
 
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 Farhkrs !— Now is the time to get vour lupply of wood for 
 sumiuer, therefore make the mo«t of the ■ledaing ieatoB; for 
 whilst die snow lies, very little ean be done to advantage in the 
 field or garden. See that the rats are not busy in your corn>bam. 
 Cut your timber. Look well to your cattle and keep them clean. 
 Settle ui> your accounts. Spend your leisure time in reading 
 good agricultural books and newspapers, and avoid the dr&m*8hop 
 as you would a pestilence. ilJways do your work in season. 
 
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 Full Moon, &th day Oh. 55m. evenin^^. N. 
 Last Quarter, 12th day, 4h. 5S2m. evenmg. N.W. 
 New Moon, 19th day, Ih. 39m. evening. S. 
 First Quarter, 27th day, 7h. 63m. morning. N.E. 
 
 
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 Fri wealhtr. 7 
 
 Sat Epiphany. 7 
 
 SU Ist Sun after Epiph. 7 
 Mo Galileo died, 1643. 7 
 Tu Ld.Nelson bur. 18067 
 Snoio itortH, 7 
 
 Royal Exch*ge burnt,? 
 
 Low tides. [1838. 7 
 
 Chat J. Fo« b. 1749. 7 
 
 2d S. aft. Ep. Hal ley 7 
 
 Moon per. [d. *43 7 
 
 Clear and cold, 7 
 
 irJ. Moore k. 1309.7 
 
 Pri.<«ca. Changeable, 7 
 
 J. Watt born, 1736. 7 
 
 Moon per. 7 
 
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 Mo Vincent. Snow,! 
 
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 4thS.af. Bp. fVind! 
 
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 Tu King Charles Mar. 7 
 We| and perhapt rain. 
 
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 FEBRUARY. 
 
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 Get jrmir looU in order for Spring work, novr, while yon har* 
 bisure. Have a pbee for ever^thinfr, ami everything in its place. 
 Look over year eeedi and Rte that neiie of them are tufforiqg for 
 want of cure. Ceiitinue to cut timber and fencing. Handle ^onr 
 took without mittenii ; a eat in glove* catches no mice. Sprinkler 
 brine on your coame fodder and give it to your calth before 
 Spring opens. Prepare plenty of fencinff stuff. Cut seimis for 
 gniAing. Drese fNit fk% and hemp and keep your epinninif 
 wfaeeb in motion. Nuvm your Innne by judicioutily and i^ntiK 
 fully feeding your ewem Keep ymir cattle comfortable. 
 
 Full Moon 4th day, 4b. 4m. morning. W. 
 Laat Qjiarter llth day, Oh. 42m. morning. E. 
 New Moon 18tK day, 4h. 7m. morning. N. E. 
 First Quarter, 26%b day, 5h. 18m. morning. N. 
 
 
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 1944. 
 
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 Fiiiwh eiUiinSt splitting and piling your wvod. OvfirhanI, re- 
 pair, paint, rtiarpeii, and put in due order ail yonr impleBieMnof 
 nuibandry. Look to your dratna and waterHJonrHew. Aa aoon na 
 the anow gets off the ground, Itnsy ytaiuveli' i« re|^.tirinf yo«r 
 atone walla and mending year fencea. Give your aheap wilfo 
 famba half a gill of indian corn a*4lay ; ibua wiH koen tiieni in gWMfc 
 iieart, prevent their wool from iaUing •K, and enable the ewan 1o 
 year tmir young. 
 
 Full Moou 4th day. 4b. 2Jni. evenlDg. N. E. 
 Lant Ciuarter lltb d<iy, 8ti. 40in. maraing. S.W. 
 New Moon I8lh day< 7h. 38in. evertinj^. W. 
 Fimt Uuarter 27ih day. Oh. ±lm. morning. W. 
 
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 tSU id Sumiay in Lent. 
 
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 '|Th Moon per. £1665?. J 
 
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1844. 
 
 APRIL. 
 
 All Tegetation is now on the spring. Farmers too should be on 
 the alert, and every thing about the homestead should teem with 
 liA>jind vigor. — Plough your grounds thoroughly and repeatedly. 
 — ''9et the boys to work, and put your own shoulder to the wheel. 
 — Pat in your spring grains, such as wheat, barley, oats, &c. 
 as early aa the soil can be mode ready, and draw ymir manures 
 uppn the fields.— Be sure to be busy in yom" garden. Hoe deep, 
 and hoa oflen, and your land will retain more moisture /or it, and 
 ccosequently give more nourishment to the crop. 
 
 Full Moon 3d day, 2h. 18m. morning. 
 Liusit Quarter 9th day, 5b. 30m. evening. 
 New Moon 17th day, llh. 53m. moruing. 
 First Quarter 25th day, 3h. 3Sm. evening 
 
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 CALENDAR, &c. 
 
 Venuistat. 
 Bait. Copanhagen. 
 Look f 01 rain 
 St. Amb. Moon per. 
 Good Friday. 
 Surr. Badajos, 1812. 
 Eaater Day. 
 Easter Monday. & 
 Fine. i> 
 Low tides. P 
 
 O. Canning b. 1770 5 SO 6 
 Aires. Ith^hnev.p 99 6 
 Calh.Rel. Bill, 18205 29 C 
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 This must be a very busy mouth for farmers and gardeners. 
 Plant com, potatoes, beans, peas, letluce, &c. FrwoB fruit trees, 
 begioniag wiieu the buds have aeaively begun to swell, and end- 
 iug before the expansion of the leares. Ctear your barn yards, 
 and manure the fields with their contents. Plough k in as 
 soon after spreading as possible, before it loses its fertilizing 
 guses, by the action of the suo and rain. Destroy eaterpiUars. 
 
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 Full Moon 3d day, 10b. 37m. morning. 
 Last Quarter 9th day, 3b. 43m. morning. 
 New Moon 17th day, 4Il 14m. morning. 
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 Columbus d. 1506. 
 
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JULY. 
 
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 • ChprnwUI sot «tert i^ia so readily uokM it in mowti quite 
 eioM to the groand : and die Iom in tbe crop, when dua ia not 
 done, » more ihon ia genenUlj apprehended : for, in moat kinda 
 of graai, one inch at ttie bottom of the crop weight mons liian 
 aereral inches near die top. AU gras^ shonld be cnt in th« *iloni- 
 in|;. Cbver, after it is cnt, shonld remun in the swalb till it ia 
 dried about two-thirds its thickness. It should not then Im spiead, 
 but only turned over, and as little shaken as posmble. 
 
 Last Quarter 7th day, 6h. 11m. morning. S. 
 New Moon 15th day, 9h. 44m. morning. S. E. 
 First Quarter 2iM day, 4h. 33m. evening. S. 
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SEPTEMBER. 
 
 1644. 
 
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 Dig and house early potatoes when ripe and before the vines be 
 be dead. Look well to your Indian corn ; cut the stalks, and 
 take care to dry them well, for they are excellent fodder. Every 
 kind of food, proper for swine, will be better for cooking.— 
 Charcoal hastens their fattening. Look again to your fences. — 
 From the first to the middle of thi« month is the best time fur sow« 
 ing winter wheat or rye. Fall ploughing saves time and labour 
 in the spring, when the cattle are weak, and the hurry of business 
 presses on the farmer. 
 
 Last Quarter 4th day, 5h. 4m. evening. N. 
 New Moon 12th day, 8b. 37m. morning. S. E. 
 First Quarter 19th day, 3h. 13m. morning N.W. 
 Full Moon 26th day, 8h. 34m. morning. N. VV. 
 
 Ris. & Sets 
 
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 '42, & France in MS. 
 Moon in apogee. 
 Malta surren. 1800. 
 Showers 
 about this time. 
 I4ih Sun. after Trin. 
 
 \Vm. Conq. d. 1607. 
 Dry and vonrm. 
 
 B«tt. Quebec— Wolfe 
 
 & Montcalm killed, 
 
 15th Sun. afT. [1759 
 
 Moscow burned, 1812. 
 
 Oemerara sur. 1803. 
 Wet an J clouiy. 
 St. Matthew. 
 Pr6. Augnita d. 1840. 
 16th Sun after Trin. 
 
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 about this time. 6 
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 1844; 
 
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 Put up your cattie in the barn. Keep yonr stables and pens 
 
 /ell littered with straw; and if yon have plenty of it keep your 
 
 [rards in the same condition. Littering adds to the comfort of 
 
 ronr animaU ; it increases the quantity ofjuannre, and it add* to 
 
 [ts quality, as it absorbs and retains the fluid parts that are other- 
 
 rise lost. House your ploughs, harrows, and all your sammer 
 
 ^ools. Secure your cellars against frost. Thresh out yonr grain. 
 
 [Reserve straw and your worst hays for the coldest weather, when 
 
 (cattle have the aharpest appetites. 
 
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 Last Quarter 3d day, 5h. 40in. morning. S. 
 Moon 10th day, 4h. 57m. morning. E. 
 
 Quarter 16th day, 8h. 51m. evening. S. 
 Moon 21th day, <h. 3ni. evening. £. 
 
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 [1813.6 
 
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 [bom, 1841.7 
 
 Albert, Fr. ofWhlesT 
 
 93d Sun. after Trio. {7 
 
 Mooii in perigee. St.T 
 
 Martin |7 
 
 High winds'! 
 
 about Ihit time. 7 
 
 Cowper b. 17S1. 7 
 
 [ernkined. 1893.7 
 
 94th S aftTrin. Lord7 
 
 St. Luke Evan. 7 
 
 [doubled. 1497.7 
 
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 Reb. routed at St.Dr-7 
 
 nis & St. Cbas., 1397 7 
 
 95th Sunday aft Trin 
 Moon in iipngee. 
 
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 Batt. Viirunn, 1790. 
 Card.Wolocyd. 1590 
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 HIS CZCCLLVNCY, LIBOTBNANT-COLONEL 
 
 IStN WILLIAM MACBFIAN GCORGG COLEBROOKE, K. H., 
 Lieutensnt-GoYernor of the Province of Nevr-Bruatwick, &c. &c. 
 
 Alfred Read*, Esquire, Piivate Secretary to the LieulenaotGoT«rn«r. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Ilonortble John S. Snundera, 
 „ Charles Siinnnds, 
 
 „ Hugh Johnston, 
 
 Joseph Cunard, 
 
 »» 
 
 Honorable Edward B. Chandler, 
 ,1 John MoDtffomery, 
 „ Ilohert L.yHazco, 
 „ L. A. Wilmot. 
 
 Honorable William F. Odett, Clerk. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 The Honorable William Black, President. 
 
 Lnrd Bishop of Nova Scotia, 
 Jtlunorable George Shore, 
 Thomas Baillie, 
 Harry Peters, 
 Joseph Cunard, 
 Jnmes AHanshfiw, 
 William H. Raltinson, 
 John Simcoe S tundeis, 
 Amos E. Boibford, 
 
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 II 
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 II 
 II 
 
 Honorable The Attorney Gencrchl 
 „ Thomas C. Lee, 
 
 Edward B. Chandler 
 George P. Street, 
 John Robertson, 
 Thomas Wyer, 
 Harris Hatch, 
 William B. Kinnear, 
 Hugh Johnston. 
 
 it 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 OFFICERS OF THB LRGI8LAT1VK COONCIL. 
 
 William Tyiig Peters. Esquire, Clerk; John Gregory, E«quire, Clerk 
 Assistant ; U. R. J«uieit, Esquire, Sergeant at Arms and Usher of iIm 
 Biuck'Rod i Rev. George Coster, A. M., Chaplain. 
 
 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 The Honorable John WtcflLBV WeLnoN, Speaker. 
 
 County of Yoik.—Jnhn Allen, James Taylor, Hon. Lemuel A. 
 Wilinoi, and Charles Fisher, EUqnires. 
 
 CjuiUy of S lint John. — Hon. Charles imonds, JohnR. Partclow, 
 John Jordan, iind Rohfrt Piiyne, Esquires. 
 
 County of Westmorland. — ?\\\\\\t Palmer, John Smith, William 
 Msinn BotHford, aiul Dsniel Haninginn, Esquires. 
 
 dmnlu of C><rr/o//e.— Robert Thomson, James Boyd, George 
 Stiltnnn rJill, and Jurnes Brown, Esquires. 
 
 Cmn/i/q/A'ui.f's.— Sumuel Freeze, and Sylvester Z. Earte, Esq'rs. 
 
 County q/'Q 1 rcn'o'.— John Earle, and Thomas (iilhert, Esquires. 
 
 Sunbury Coua/v- — Win. Scoullar, and Whitehead S. Barker, E»q'rs. 
 
 Cir/c/ou— Charles Herley, and Jereminh M. Connell, Esquires. 
 
 .\jrlhu'nherland.-^ . Wei. Rankin, and John Ambrose Street, Esq 'ra. 
 
 Ai!n<.-Hr>n. John W. Weldon, and David Wark, Esquire. 
 
 (t'OUCM'cr — WiUl;tm End, and Joshua Alexandre, Elsqnires. 
 
 I!^:$lif(Oiicfic. — .\ni\rQyM Barberie, and Peter Stewart, Esquires. 
 
 City qf Siiint John.-VUn. Robert L. Hazan, and William H. 
 Hired, Enquire. 
 
 OrricB' n Ok' TUB House or Asbbmblt. —Charles P. Welmore, 
 lC'«n»iro, (lltrk ; Ooor^^is Lee. jr.. E'<quir«, Clerk Assistant ; Ikor^e 
 MufJfii,lC><t. ^^''iJ'-ii'U^kl Armsi Rcf. J. II. Slirling, A.n.,Chmilaui, 
 
OppfcBRt OP m* n I 
 
 ^nder., Advocate Geoerot '2' ^°"«^''"' cSUwlf'if*' 4«««««y 
 
 i5i"«. to end on .«Lin?wl '^"^ »•">• week • Tr/.^?. ^""Jt"** ^uetdar & 
 
 , CouBT OP Vic. a ' Tiitadaj 
 
 ^udgt and Comini,., °''H^''^-"«•»«rahre Will; ^ 
 
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 ''•'3^ moiah. 
 
 •'"a* and 
 
 ^-Innttr, 
 
 Esquire, Sorrogale ; Charles Drury, Esqnire. Reeistrsr. Wettrntrr- 
 /and— Honoralile Edward B. Cliandler, Surrosrair; Thomas S. Sayre, 
 Esquire, Rpgi'iirar. Charhtte- HnnoraMe Harris Hatch, Surrogate ; 
 George D. isireei, Esouire, Resistrar. ^tn^'« — Edward B. Smith, 
 Esquire, Surmgaie; Wiliiain Simpson, Esquire, Registrar. Queen's 
 — N. H. Dpvehff, E>qMire, Surrogaie ; Henry S. Peters. Enquire, 
 Registrar. Sunbury— John Hazen, Esquire, Siirrncate; Naihanicl 
 Hubttard, Enquire, Reui^trar. NorlhumberlavU-ThnniM H. Pt-ters, 
 Esquire, Surrogate ; Georee Kerr, Esquire, Regi>irar. Acn/— Wil- 
 liam Chaudler, Esquire, Surrogate ; Hon. John Wesley VVeldon , 
 Registrar. Gloucester- Henry Williams Baldwin, Enquire, Surro- 
 gate ; Roliert Gordon, Enquire, Registiar. Car/p/on— B. Crannell 
 Beardsley, Enquire, Surrosaie ; A. K. Sinedes Weimore, £>quire. 
 Registrar. i^es/iiroucAi!;— James Paul, E^qui^e, Surrogate ; Andrew 
 Barberie, Esquire, Registrar. 
 
 The Probate Court for the City and County of Saint John is held 
 every Monday, at three o'clock, at the Chambers of the Jud^e ; and 
 the like Court in the o>lier Counties of the Province is held at the 
 times specially appointed by the respective Judges. 
 
 Court of Governoh and Council— For hearing and determin- 
 ing Cases rclaiive to Marriage and Djvorce.— His Excellency the 
 Lieutenant Govtrnor, President ; Honorable Jud^e Boisford, Vice 
 President; the Honorable Her Majesty's Executive Council, Mem- 
 bers ; John C. Allan. E>qnire, Registrar and Cbrk. Ter7n8 .--The 
 second Tuesday in Fctiruary, and the third Tuesdays in June aud 
 October. 
 
 Court for the Tbial and Punishment of Piracy and othbR 
 Ofpbnobs committed on the High Seas.— The Governor; the 
 Chief Justice and other Judges of the Supreme Court ; the Members 
 of the Executive Council ; Judge of the Vice Admiralty ; the Public 
 Secretary; Public Treasurer; Commander in Chief. Fln« Oflicers and 
 Captains and Coinmanders of Ships of War on this Station for the 
 lime being; Reuisirar and Scribe- William Tyng Peters, Esquire ; 
 Marshal- Ed wurd W. Millar, E^^quire. The Court sits at any place 
 within the Province to be appoiti:e.1 by any three ol the members, 
 the Governor, Chief Justice, or one ot the Judges of the Supreiua 
 Court, or Judge of the Admiralty being one. 
 
 TERMS OF THE OBNBRAL SESSIONS AND COMMON PLEAS. 
 
 Citt/ and County of Saint JoAn,— Third Tuesday in March, and 
 first Tuesday in June, September, and December. 
 
 County of VbrA-,— First Tuesday in January and June. Additional 
 Terms of the Common Pleas,— Ttiird Tutsday iu March, and second, 
 Tuesday in October. 
 
 County of Charlotte, — Second Tuesday in April, and third Tuesday 
 in September. Additional Terms of the Common Pleas,— Second 
 Tuesday in July and December. 
 
 Ooun/yoAtSurfturw,— Third Tuesday in January and June. Addt- 
 lionai Terms'of the Cnmmun Pleas,— Fourth Tuesday m March, and 
 third Tuesday in October. 
 
 Queen's Cot/ n/y— Fourth Tuesday in January and June. Additional 
 Terms of the Couimnn Pleas— Fourth Tuesday in April and October. 
 
 King'i Cou>i/y,— FirKt Tuesday in March, and third Tuesday in 
 October. Additional Teroii of the Coininno PIchi,— First Tuesdayt 
 ia May ind January. 
 
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/,'" ^Pn/ and last t. .'"'"« of j/Jf?^ "> Janiiarv i.n-j i 
 &'^-^ '« J4^f^!;''''-Pir,i Tn . "*^ '" '^^''^h and 
 
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 •lis 1 n^.. I 
 
 -'^^t iVlav 
 
 
 
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 ■LaM Tuesday?.^ 
 y and fast Tues. 
 
 "d June. J J 
 
 •;y and second 
 P'ea»,-sew^^ 
 
 VI£S. 
 
 Ticton 
 stock, 
 •"icion. 
 •ichi. 
 
 Andrew 
 icton. 
 
 1. 
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 19 
 
 ROLL OP BARRISTERS AND ATTORNIES. (Continued.) 
 
 "K 
 
 cii 
 
 on. 
 
 Jr. 
 
 ici. 
 
 uio. 
 
 WANES. 
 
 ♦John Morris Robinson, - 
 ♦Moses Henry Perley, 
 *Tiinothy Robert Weimoro, 
 Edward Bctts Smith, 
 ♦Andrew Barberie, 
 William Chandler, 
 Samuel Hallett Whitlook, 
 James Watson Chandler, 
 George Kerr, - 
 Robert Leonard Hazen, 
 Richard Sands, junior, 
 Lemuel Allen WiUnot, • 
 Samuel George Andrews, 
 Richard Carman, - 
 John Johnston, 
 Charles Fisher, " - 
 ♦James William Boyd, • 
 Thomas Smith Sayre, 
 ♦George Whooler, - 
 Charles Augustus Harding, 
 Richard Milton Andrews, 
 William Hazen Needham, 
 William Jack, 
 Alexander Campbell, 
 Goorge Ferdinand jH. Minchin 
 Abraham Nelson Garden, 
 ♦Judah Hammond Hnrlt, 
 Jnmes Horsfi'.'ld Peters, 
 George Dixon Street, 
 John Clarke Hall, 
 ♦Chipman Boisford, 
 Samuel Gav Morse, 
 Richard Marshall Clark, 
 Uobcrt Barry Dickey, 
 ♦Duncan Robertson, 
 Charles Johnston, - 
 ♦William Samuel S;iirl«i, 
 ♦William Hunter Ouell, - 
 Stephen H. nitchiM'j;s, - 
 Newtun Ward Wallop, - 
 ♦Thomas Burton Abbot t, 
 ♦Claisiopher Milner, 
 David Shank Kerr, 
 Edward Williston, 
 Dii.id Lfwis Dihblee, 
 William Minns Hoffinnn, 
 ♦.Fohn Hamilton Gray, - 
 James White Peters, 
 Uliss Botslord, 
 ♦llobortson Pmyanl, 
 ♦H;nry Simuson Peters, 
 ♦William Jonnston Ritchie, 
 Welliitgton Hatch, 
 
 AdmULcd. 
 
 Residence. 
 
 lOlh May 
 12lh July 
 11th July 
 ISthOctolfcr 
 IHth October 
 ISlh October 
 Iflth July 
 Kith October 
 17th October 
 1 7th October 
 17th July 
 17th July 
 1 7th July 
 Ifith October 
 5th February 
 fllh February 
 ttilh July 
 J5ih October 
 Iflth October 
 Uth February 
 r»th May 
 8th May 
 I3lh Oeto!«or 
 iruh October 
 1 3th October 
 0th February 
 nth Miiy 
 l.-Jth July 
 I3lh October 
 1 01 h July 
 I Bill October 
 18th October 
 I8th October 
 7lh February 
 7th February 
 9th May 
 0th M«y 
 !8tli July 
 I sill July 
 I7lh Oclober 
 I7ih October 
 I7tli October 
 17tli October 
 0th I'cbruary 
 ftth February 
 fith Fnbritnry 
 (Uh February 
 nth February 
 \'MU Juno 
 Ir^lli Jiufe 
 IMth Juno 
 I8tli Juno 
 ISilt October 
 
 1828 Saint John. 
 182SSamt John. 
 182S Gagetown. 
 1828|Kingston. 
 182d!Dalhousie. 
 1828 Richibucto. 
 1829iSainl Andrews. 
 1829 
 1829 
 
 Ditto. 
 Miramichi. 
 1829'Saint John. 
 18301 Saint John. 
 18.30 Fiedericton. 
 18;J0 Saint George. 
 ISSOjBathurst. 
 183l|Saint John. 
 ISSlFredericton. 
 1831, Saint John. 
 1831 1 Dorchester. 
 133l!Saint John. 
 1832 Miramichi. 
 1832 Saint Andrews. 
 18.32 Saint John. 
 1832 Ditto. 
 1832 Saint Stephen. 
 
 1832 Fredericloo. 
 
 1833 Woodstock. 
 1833 Saint John. 
 
 1833 P. Edward Island. 
 
 1833 Saint Andrews. 
 1831 Nova-Scotia. 
 
 1834 Restigouche. 
 1831 Hopewell. 
 
 1834 Miramichi. 
 
 1835 Nova-Sooiia. 
 ISJj Saint John. 
 1833 Ditto. 
 lS3."i [<ondoM. 
 1835 Fredcricton. 
 18;i.j Snint Stephen. 
 183') Saint John. 
 1835 Saint Stephen. 
 1835 Dorchester. 
 
 1835 Fredericton. 
 183ti Mirainichi. 
 I.i3(i Woodstock. 
 I83(j Nova-Scotia. 
 183H Saint John. 
 
 1B3C Ditto. (dmc. 
 
 1836 [lend of Peliti'o 
 1830 Saint John. 
 I83f) Oagetown. 
 183r. Saint John. 
 li^3C Saint Andrews. 
 
20 
 
 
 I'Sth Octo/,er 
 ,j5l/i Ociolier 
 [ fh Pel.ruary 
 
 f-irnes Frascr Ber.on ' " 
 
 Thomas t:V^V'"°''' 
 
 *j^amc5 J. Kaye *' ' 
 *tdfiar VVheelir .' 
 
 . «'^.* • /to use 
 Charles Doherty ' 
 
 J^t'i June 
 '7fli June 
 
 ,'?'th June 
 '•Ith Ocioher 
 ff ' 5 Octo/.er 
 mI^ October 
 
 f 4lh Octoher 
 
 , iFebruarv 
 '? J October" 
 ,'J' I October 
 '3lii October 
 July 
 
 *;t'bruary 
 fe'»ruary 
 July 
 
 October 
 Octo/ier 
 Octobei 
 October 
 
 f!;e/»ruary 
 K'/iruary 
 
 ,'!''> October 
 j; 1 October 
 J' » October 
 !' > October 
 JlJ October 
 J^'h October 
 ^^«l>ruary 
 February 
 Jutia 
 June 
 October 
 October 
 October 
 , , October 
 J"' I cbruarv, 
 , 3rd February 
 lath June, ^' 
 
 '3»h OcioLer. 
 P'Jj October. 
 'i3lh Ocioler, 
 
 ;«|,^,^ericroS: 
 
 1837 bajni Stephen. 
 i837 Saint George. 
 
 8J7 Nova-Scotia. 
 
 ;33S Saint John 
 83S,Vye.tmorland. 
 
 is?Q r''*"? John. 
 
 MPredericton.. 
 ;^40 j>aM)t John 
 
 '840 Prodericton 
 
 lHF.eder.ctoo. 
 
 .H^^'i'tJoho. 
 ib'lO J)jt, 
 
 840 jsan.t Andre»rs 
 
 ^4. Saint Q^,^ ^ 
 
 S-ll Oromocto^' ■ 
 
 8J1 Fredericton ■' 
 
 '841 VVoodMock .' 
 
 'S42 Saint John 
 
'^' (Continued.) 
 Residence. 
 
 'J Stephen. 
 t George. 
 Andrew*. 
 "Stock. 
 
 Scotia. 
 
 Mto. 
 
 tto. 
 Jtto. 
 
 91 
 
 ROLL OF BARRISTERS AND ATTORME^f, (Continued 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 Colin C. AU'iTi, 
 Horace H. Beardsl'^y, 
 Humphrey T. Gilbert, 
 B. Boyd Kin near, 
 Thomas C. Chnpman, 
 William M. Afnliuchlan, 
 George VV. Rilc/iic, . 
 John fir. Campbell, . 
 IF. r. Gilbert. 
 
 Ari milted. 
 
 Jii'aidence. 
 
 91 h Feltruarv 1S13 
 
 Predenclnn. 
 
 do 'do 
 
 VVoodstooU. 
 
 do do 
 
 Suiiit John. 
 
 do do 
 
 Diiio 
 
 do do 
 
 VVesiinoriand. 
 
 do do 
 
 Toftiqiie. 
 
 do do 
 
 Suiiii John. 
 
 I61I1 do do 
 
 Ditto 
 
 0(tol-er. 1843 
 
 
 Note. — The iiair.es of the Atioriiies are printed in Ilulics, 
 
 ♦Those marked wiih an a<«t»TiHk are PiiMic N'Harjes in the Pro-' 
 vince : in addition t<» whom. Charles U. Haihewny, Willinin McLean. 
 Geo. A. Garrison, on»l RnJiert Ker, E^q'r-, are aho PuMic Noiaric«». 
 
 ^o. 
 
 CZT^ or SAIMT JOHN* 
 
 Lauchlas Ponaldson. Enquire, Mnyor. 
 Houuruhle William B. Kinnkar, Recorder. 
 
 Aldermen. Assietants. " Wurda. 
 
 Henry Porter, ") Mr. Joseph Pairweather, KiiH8'.t. 
 
 Wjlhaot O. Smith, I ^ Lewis W. Dnmnt, Qmeirs. 
 
 Thomas Harjiin^j, [>^ William HH^ofyi Duke's. 
 
 Gregory Vatihorne, j q- Ew<'ii C)«mer4ni, Sidney. 
 
 Thoir as Coram, j 3 Wil'iam lit**«neay, Guy's. 
 
 George Bond, J " Joseph Uealieay, UrooL's. 
 
 Thon^as Merri'tt, Esquire, Treasurer, or Chaiuherlaln. 
 
 James Peters, junior, E^qiiiro, Coimiion Clerk. 
 
 James Willixn f^oyd, E^qoire, Deputy Couiiiion Clork. 
 
 James Sl'>cklnr<J, Hisjh (Junsiai le ; Jaiiies jiioikfonl, Thomas 
 WcGa!»hey, G<!i>ri»i' SKKkhird, Gfurje VV. B4istppd, Marshals. 
 
 Levi Lockhni. Geor,'e 8ii»fkli'r<l. Thonius McGaijIicy, liLlienezer 
 Hcrringlon, M;iti|iew .Morrison. Richard Shewl-rnlvjp,' Alexander 
 Downs, John Nixon, llohert Mt-Kt^lvey, Georae VV. IJusieed, VVilJiam 
 Magee, John Kitzitajrick, Ahxul a<ii Masjee, PanI D;»loy, Jesse L. 
 Wetiiiore, Georye W,|linms, Gfori'*' Alas^jij, Jihu Poweifc, Ruhert 
 Brad well, Moses McConnt-il. Conotalihs. 
 
 Levi LocUhari, Patrick Kelly, Gfor.;e tstockford Thomas McGaghcy, 
 Roland Bunting, Wijliant Fearerhy.Kohert McKelvey , Samuel Beallcay, 
 Ho^ Re«ves on (he Eastern side tA the Haittour. 
 
 William Cronk, Richani Irvine, Hoj; Reeves ai CarJeinn. 
 
 Willam D. Faulke. Thomas M. Smith, Thomas Lenvitt, Isaac 
 Woodward, Jaui«s U. Tboiuas, William Leavitt, Thomas Reed, 
 Pori Wardens. 
 
 Thomas Reed, Port or Harbour Master. 
 
 Daniel Jordan, Daniel J. McLaughlin, Simeon L. Lu9rin,amt 
 Josiah Wetmore, junior. Assessors oi Taxes and Statute Lalmur. 
 
 Daniel Jordan, Daniel J. McLaushJin, and Simeon L. Lugtiui 
 Assessors ofN'ghily Watch and Scav«os;er Tax. 
 
 inmtt Oerour, Collector of Ta»es uoil &j|iuie Lvbour Fiqei, 
 
22 
 
 John K/rf 'r^^'^'^'or oV \V " ^J ''""'er Co»- 
 
 ot Coals; 
 Jonesj 
 
 -- ' •"** Cfeoige Bond 
 
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 Thomas M. Smith, Chivf Engineer. 
 
 William Darlow, David Waierhery, Samael Jordan, Jamts E. 
 McDonald, George L. Camber. Richard Duff, Joha Robinson, aud 
 William Olive, Enqiiieers. 
 
 Joshua Mercer, jr., Captain or Head of the Company ofHoterotn. 
 
 John Wilson, Captain or Head of the Company of Axemen. 
 
 John Patterson, Ca|Jtaia or Head of the Company of Hook and 
 Ladder Men. 
 
 CiTT OF ^AiST John Savings' Bank. — His Excellency tha 
 Lieutenant Governor, Patron; Hounralile Ward Chipman, LL.D., 
 President; Hon. Hugh Johnston, John Ward, junior, Roliert W. 
 Crookshank, Robert F. Hazen, Jaincs Kirk, and Frederick A. 
 Wigaiiis, Esoiiires, Trustees ; the Bank of New Urunswick, Trea* 
 feurer ; Daniel Jordan, Esquire, Cashier and Registrar. 
 
 Cham££r of CoMMKncE. — HoD. John Robertr^Q, President ; 
 John Pollok, and William H. Street, E.'squires, Vice Presidents; Isaac 
 Woodward, Esquire, Secretary and Treasurer; John Duncan, John 
 Wishart, Charles Ward, Frederick A. Wiggins, James Kirk, James 
 Whitney, William Walker, William Mackay, and Wm. H. Scovil, 
 Es(]uirc's, anil the Members ol Assembly for the City and County ol 
 Saint John, Committee. 
 
 Marine Hospital — (For the Relief of Sick aud Disabled Sea- 
 men—Saint John.)— Ralph M. Jarvis, John Ward, junior, Robert W. 
 Crookshank, Daniel Leavitt, William Hammond, John Wishart, and 
 Ezekiel Barlow, Esquires, Commissioners. Laochlan Donaldson, 
 Esquire, Secretary. The Bank of New Brunswick, Treasurer. 
 John Boyd, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. 
 
 Saint John Mechanics' Institute. — ^James Cadlip, E«qnire, 
 President; John M. Robinson, and Isaac Woodward, Esquire*, 
 Vice Presidents; James Paterson, LL.D., Corresponding Secretary; 
 S. L. Tilley, Trea-^urer ; H^-nry J. Chubb, Recordu.g Secretary^ 
 George Flemming, Thomas Nisbel, junior, Thomas Daniel, James 
 Harris, Edwin Pairweather, James Lawton, William A. Robertson, 
 Robert Shives, John Owens, Samuel Jordan, Joseph W. Lawiencv, 
 James Pettingell, Commiaee. 
 
 Saint John Agricultural and Horticultural Socictt.— 
 The Honorable Judge Parker, Patron ; Honorable Cliarles Simonds, 
 President ; Ralph M. Jarvis, Walker Tisdale, Archibald Menzics, 
 and James Brown, Esquires, Vice Presidents ; John Duncan, E'^quire, 
 Treasurer; Henry J. Chubb, Recording Secretary ; Moses H. Perley, 
 Esquire, Corresponding Secretary. 
 
 Saint John Emigration Society. — The Hon. William Black, 
 President ; Hon. Charles Simonds, and Hon. Hugh Johnston, Vice 
 Presidents ; , Secretary. 
 
 Public Grammar School in the City of Saint John.— Tito 
 Reverend the Rector of Saint John, President ; the Mayor, tbo 
 Recorder, the Hon. Ward Chipman, LL.D., the Hon. Judtje Parker, 
 Rev. Robert Wilson, A. M., and Robert F. Hazen, and Willmtn 
 Wright, E?qutre«, Directors ; John H. Gray, Esquire, Treasurer and 
 Clerk ; James Paterson, LL.D., Principal. 
 
 Saint John District Committee or the Socijsty for Pno- 
 MOTiNo Christian Knowledgb. — The Rev. the Rector of St. John, 
 President; Hon. William Black, and Wiiliam Scovil, Esquif*, Vi(»i 
 Presideais ; Bcrcrley Robinson, Esquire, Secretary and TreaaUrcr. 
 
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 ■RiBBTLT Fire Club. — R. W. Crookshank, Esquire, President ; 
 L. Nicholson, Esquire, Secretary, &c. 
 
 UwioN Fire Club. — Daniel Leavilt, Esquire, Prcisident ; 
 Bveret H. Dfveher, Esquire, Vue PreNi'leni ; John VVishart, Esquire, 
 reasurer ; Eilward W. Greenwood, ENquire, Secreiary. 
 
 Protection Fire Ci.ub. — George Thomas, President; , 
 
 fice President ; S. L. Tilley, Secreiary. 
 
 IIardour Masters' Fees — Oii vessels of 30 ions, and under 60, 
 Is. 6(1. ; of 50, ami under 7o, 3<. 9(1. ; of 75, and ur.rter 100, 6s. ; 
 il lOU, and iinrlor 150, 6s. 31. ; of l5(). and under 200, 7s. 6d. ; of 200, 
 ind und :r 3U0, 10«. ; of 300 and under 400, 12^. Gd. ; vessels ot 400 
 Ions and upwards, 15s. — LVcked vesseK<i under 100 tons, owned and 
 [egisiered at Saini Jntin, and all Briiish vessels under ihai lonnaKc 
 [radino within the Bay o.*^ Fundv, or arrivinv; from ports lu thit 
 jorlfjward of Cnpe Civl. or ilie Wcsiwiird of C;i|ic Cunso, or from 
 my port in Nova Scotia, lo pny annually as follows: — Under 30 tons, 
 
 |3s. 9d. ; ovei 30 and uii<ler 50 tons, 5s. ; over 50 and under 75 tuos, 
 
 178. 6d. ; over 75 and under lOO tons, lOa. 
 
 Rates OF Anchor age. - For every decked vessel pxcedin^ 50 loot, 
 3s. 9(1. ; vpssel^ fnnn 5(> to 100 ions, inclusive, 5i«. ; 100 to 150,6s. 3d.; 
 150 to 200, 7b. 6.1. ; 200 to 250, 8s. 9d ; 250 lo 3tU), 10s —And all 
 vessels of ^^'at^'r linrthen in like proporlion ; and lor all decked vea- 
 vets trading within Itie Bay of Fundy, there shall he paid, yeurif, on 
 the first arrival after the first of April, according to the tonnage and 
 iinounts settled hy the aforesaid scale. 
 
 Rates of Pilotage. — For hrins;inf;any ship or vessel into the Har- 
 bour of Saint John, an I inoorins; her in a safe place or lierih, or securing 
 her alongside a wh^rf, the rales annpxed to th<' several dtsi;ti)ccs : — 
 
 First disiance — from Par;rid;ce Island to Musrjnash Hfad, hearing 
 North- West, 5s. per f"ot ; 2 1 distance -from Musqn'ish Mend to Point 
 Leprenux, fiearina Nonh-VVest. 6s. 3d. per fool ; 3d disiatice— from 
 Point [jeprenHx !•» North H''ad of Grand Munan, fiearinii N<»rih-Wefct, 
 or North (IJhanii.d lieariir» South Exst, 7» 6d. per loot. 4;h distance— 
 from iheNorih Head ofGraod \1aniirior North Channel, lo Muchias 
 Seal Islan(^, l»e»riiig Siuiih, 'ir Brier Island, South Sonih East. 8s. 8d. 
 per foot ;— anywhere outside the Hfnresiiid disiaiices. 10*. per loot. 
 
 For remnvin? and tnkinsj nny s'tip or vessel «»ul of the hrtrlmnr, 6s. 
 per font. — In cases wheie pilots «hall bt» detained on hoard of vessels 
 Under and Ity viriue of Qtiarantine or Health Laws id the Province, 
 they shall he oniitled to demand from the inatiterH of huch vessels lOs. 
 per day for every day of such di tention, in adtiition to the allowance 
 aforesaid. — Coastiii({ vessels goins? from one part ofihe Bay of Fundf 
 to annlher, (except nqiiare riijyed), British or K(>rcijjn strain hoals, of 
 British ves'sels drawiiiij under six feel ol water, are not compelled to 
 lake pilots ; when employed, ihey are toi.e paid according to iheahnve 
 rales.— For rernoviog ony ship or vessel from one place to another 
 wilhin tne hnrhour, and properly securing her,— for vessels not ex. 
 ee<*ding lOO ton>. 7s. 6d; over 100, and not exceeding QOO, 10».; over 
 200, and nut exceeding 300, 15s.; over 300, aos. 
 
 Ratcs of Wharfage, eslahbBhed hu Ad 6i, Geo. HI, can. •.— 
 For every decked vensel, or vessel oflhedfescription called wood hoiita, 
 not rxcotdins 60 Inns, 1«. 6d. per dsy ; ahove 60 inns, and not esoeed* 
 in« loo, 2s. 6d ; ahove 100. and not eiceeding 160. 3s. td. ; ahove 160, 
 and not exceding 200, 6s. , aliove 20), and not exceeding 300, 7s Od. \ 
 •iav« 100, and not exceediug 400, lOi, jiOO and upwards, I2t. Id. 
 
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 !5«» and ««7/r ^;'%^,«'^ Vessel. or'Vo ,J •,,'^;""' f '•^ P^i'h^S 
 ■hove 90, a.uj .mXTioo ^ ^'*- f '^- > "'"'ve so ' a'/.w ""f*^ ^O- 2«. 3d 
 
 *'nrfer830.7«./„f '•;<'.,2lo. «Md under 2c(\ ^i''" ' «''"ve 220 a!l 
 joder 320. 8s. ; ;;; ;« 32«». .;.d under 3? ,^^,-.5''- 3 «'.ove sM 
 
 'he respective /h. ^"' ^P*''f';'tio„ of «! '. "^ '^"^ P*'Mt»v-iinW r 'I 
 rick rj' «1 ' '"" " "p'a^re' '.r'" '?^ '^""''^ »' ro:.''7l" ""^ ^"«'«of 
 
" 'j'^'»""hen of 
 ".;a/.ove220,an 
 
 1/ '•'"^^ 'oo' ;;: 
 
 lo,.;:"'' *"«* "Ode, 
 
 :*'"• 2». fid. 
 
 ';• '7" work 
 ;Sd; every' 
 
 *' "r Slaves 
 ^'•unc/eriei,' 
 
 f "'» . one 
 
 l" decked 
 ''^nce for 
 P. f»r i/ie 
 
 ''"''7 f.er 
 T doy«. 
 
 and ntirt 
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 RATES OF C4RTAGI IN SAINT JOHPT. 
 
 ARTICLES AND QUANTITIES. 
 
 'and ta 
 'oany 
 
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 For a load of Wood, (quarter of a cord,) 
 
 For a load of Coals, (half a clialdroii.) 
 
 F*or a load coiitamiii.; 15 l)U!shels Grain, 
 alt, Potatoes, or anyoiher articles measur- 
 4 at loading or iiiiloadii)!{, cxcepi Coals, 
 
 For a pipe of Wine, Gin, or Brandy, and 
 onsin§r within the door of the first floor, 
 
 P'or a puncheon of Rum, or a tierce of Su- 
 gar, from 7 to 10 cwt. and housing, - - - 
 
 For a puncheon of Molasses, a hogshead 
 of Sugar, of 10 cwt. or upwards, or a hogs- 
 head of Toharco, and housing, 
 
 For a hogshead or punch.eon of Cider, or a 
 load of dried Fi>h of 15 cwt., or o common 
 lonr] of household qnnds, and storing, - - 
 
 Fur a load of Shingles, Hoop poles, Head- 
 ing, Staves, Treenails, smoked Fish in hox 
 es, Salmon, in kits, Dry Goods, or a lo^d o( 
 any other urtlcles not herein mentioned, or 
 a hotjshead of Lime, or a hoi^shend or crate 
 of Earthenware, or two tierces of Earthen- 
 ware, a hogshead dried Fish, two tierctsCof- 
 fee, or qnaniity in haas not exceed intt 12 
 cwt., or a load containing six l*urrels Flour, 
 or five barrels Sugur, Fish. Heef, P«ik, Tur- 
 pentine, or Cider, or hn'f a ton of Iron, or 
 the some qiinniity of Cordage, in coils not 
 exceeding 4 cwt., 
 
 For a sixty four ca'lon cask of Wine, 
 Rum, Gin, Brnmly, Molasses, or Porter, or 
 fur a load of Sand, Gravel, or Stones, or u 
 load of four barrels oi any spirituous Liquor 
 or MolasscR, 
 
 For CaMrs and ('ordage in Coils above a 
 Cwt., or if to coil, per Ion, or for Hay, 
 loose, per ton, 
 
 For Hay, screwed, per ton, 
 
 For Hriclcs, per thousand, 
 
 For Ltimber, ]kt ihousur.d feet, • - • 
 
 For the ciiriniie of nny artitle or articles, 
 not exceeding half a load, 
 
 DLSTHICTS. 
 
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 7i 
 1 3 
 
 loi 
 
 3 
 
 1 6 
 
 2 
 1 3 
 
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 9 
 
 1 H 
 
 1 
 3li 
 
 I 7i 
 
 1 • 
 
 I 41 
 
 9 
 
 1 
 
 5 
 
 2 C 
 4 
 
 3 
 
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 3d. 
 
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 104 
 
 1 6 
 
 1 li 
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 1 9 
 
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 104 
 
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 I 74 
 
 1 3 
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 1 10 
 
 2 44 
 174 
 
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 5 6 
 
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 13 3 6 
 
 74 
 
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 10^ 
 
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 3 2 
 
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 The First Dktricl colnpri^e^ all thnt part of the City, between the 
 »outh line of Pond street, and nf»rih Irie of Diike street, which lies t» 
 the wesiwitrd of the east line of Mill street. Dock Mr^rl.and that pari 
 of Prince William sirepl. between the north line of the briik biiiMin{{ 
 beloncing t«) Mr. Jaii»*«K. IVl'ICee, (northward nf the iMiirltet-sqiinre), 
 attd iho noit!) line of Duke*«ireet, and including King-street, lu the 
 westward of the we»t hoe of Gt'rmain sirrei. 
 
 Second IJlatricl comprises alt ihnt part of the rity between the north 
 kttf of Uqioii street, and south line of Saint James' street, which lies 
 
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 of 4 
 
 H. T. Gilhert, Esquires, Commissioners for taking AfB lavito 
 he Supreme Court. 
 
 «hiirii)is C. Carman, John Jordan, and James Moran, EsqnirM, 
 ,. , . ^mmisainiirra lor Soleiiiiuzing Marriage. 
 
 // y'"S \viihn,„m(ihn i\1etirpuor, Tliontas TraKun, and Jeremiah Drake, Commis- 
 ** *■«*» hut, ofQMattt of Sewers. 
 
 ^^OAiD or Education.— The Mayor, the Recorder, Rtf. P. Coster, 
 V. WilliHm Scovil. and James Peters, junior, Esquire. 
 
 Alms House, and Woiik Housk, and Infirmary, at St. JoRif. 
 nnv I, ^John Kerr. G. C Carniau, James Dunn, James Moran, Jame» 
 
 '/q" '''"''/c/#a*"i'8^^^ *^^oll(ci' Tisdale, and Gfors^e A. Luckhart, Esquires, 
 HUeen'u lVii...Suutitiiisiuiiers.— Keeper — William Craig. 
 
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 SunvBvoRs OF LoMDER IN THE CousTY.— Rohfrt Stevens, 
 lohael Finher, Jnmes Flewelling, Gill»ert Jordan, jim., Moses Tuck, 
 
 OHepli Lingli-y, Alexander McL. Scely, Wiiliain VV. Jordan, Francis 
 
 ordan, Jnhii F. Goilunl, Jiimeg Scoit, Charle<i Sorrell, Stephen H. 
 
 Iinw, Thomas F. Lan^en, John Morri^aii, Roheri Ewing, David 
 [Tiipley, Jiimes Claik, DiimhI MuGoMnck, Charles Ea^ leu, George 
 Kialtis, Wiiliam A. Reynolds, John G. Tohin, JjMiie> L Woodworth, 
 Williiim n. Travis, ThoiitaH Jordan, Ruben Cuudrd, Isaac Fieweltiog, 
 Julin S. Ikowi), David B. Roheris. 
 
 Juitopli C Litilehdle, VVjUium Munford, George Mason, Overseers 
 of the Fisheries. 
 
 PARISH OF PORTLAND— William Harding. James Flewellini?, 
 Rev. W. Murriion, Trusttes of School*.— Jamei* Fiewelling, James 
 Harris, Thomas flillyartl, CoimnisMoners of Hi((hways.— Thomas 
 Allflii, James Travis, Uuati Shiirkey, A>»es^or»oi Taxes.— Andrew 
 Hiles, Cnllocior of Taxo«. — Piolemy Lomliard, Maurice Delaney, 
 Patrick narriKiMi, Fence Viewers. — Maiihew S. Maitkii, JacohPiU- 
 neon, George Mcl)nuald. James Dixnn, John Taylor, Georubi Dixon, 
 JnuiPS Dean, Willi":w M<Giirvey, Consiahles.- Michael CamplieO, 
 William liocnn, vVilliam McGarvey, Pound Keepers —Jamefc Dixon, 
 William Iin5>"i. VVilljuin McGarvey, H«»I Rfeves. — Wjllijin Eagles, 
 )'airtrk lliirri({iin, P.itruk McGouhirick, Euu'ine Goldiii({, '^Uernard 
 Mi'Callutn, Nailmniel Peacock, and Claudius Hamilinn, Surveyor* of 
 lllul"WBV».— .loljii IJuihr, Inspector of Fihh. — Ddvid .McCoy and Jas. 
 Joyce, Overseers of t!ie Fidlierios.— Simuel Daltoii, Superintendent 
 of the Ferry Landini;.— James Scoll, .Superintcndeni cf the Portland 
 Hiip.— John C'nieman, Forrymun.— Jacoh Pid^con, Town Clerk anit 
 Clerk ni the Market -John Polluk, James P. Payne, John Duneso, 
 •ml .lames Trjvi<), Firewardens. 
 
 PARISH OF LANCASTER -John Gillis, G. C. Carman, and 
 l««ac Clarke, Trnsiefs of Srhotils.— George Anderson, Archibald 
 lli'tuics, Olid John Sievens. Commist>iuiier« of Hiahways.— Isaac 
 f'larkp, John (iilllia, and John Scott, Assessoro of Taxes.— John 
 Msfding, Collector of Taxes — Joltn Vanuhan, John Hardinfl^, and 
 William Hcoli, Fence Viewer*.— Ji-hn Diinham. John Harding, and 
 J. McAnley. Coiisialtles.- Genr?e How, and Patrick Donnelly, Ho^ 
 Keevca,— >John Hardins;, John Dunham, John Brundas(e, Hu^n Bel- 
 wmur, James Wynn, Richard Sinnnt, Leacy Hay ward, James Gault, 
 Diiniel Moriis, Geome Mullin, Major P. Hnhlsvin, Siimuel Cunninc- 
 t)Sm, Surveyors of Hiuhwaya. — D<inifl Morris and John Cunnatije, 
 Uverieera of the Fisheries.- AlSred Quintoo, Town Clerk and Clerk 
 «if Iks Mark«l. 
 

 
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 "•^jife^^ 
 
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 James n/**""' 
 ^^•'fc and Cle% 
 
 //"''"•■»». jr., 
 
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 "•ffas Gar. 
 
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 31 
 
 oma« Oill, Thomai Earl^, Richard Hayne, (jeorge Clementa, Jat . 
 y\oT, Alhii McLe:in, Thomas Pickard, Tlioma* R. Robcrtaon« 
 
 William Dell H.irtt, John T. Smith, Asa Coy, and Isaac KiiburiM^ 
 
 squires, Justices of ihe Peace. 
 
 £dwflrd VV. Miller, Esquire, High SbeiifT} Joseph Myabrall, D«- 
 
 iiy Sheriff. 
 
 George J. DibMee. Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk oftlM 
 
 'eace and Infermr Court oF Common Plens. 
 
 Joseph Beek. Esquire. Rcgistmr of Wills and Deeds. 
 
 The Barristers and Attornies practising in the County, with David 
 
 . Sbelion, and Henry iMorehouse. E>quire3, Cominisxictuers for tak- 
 Dg Affidavits in the Supreme Court. 
 
 Hon. John S Siiunders. nnd Willinm Tyng; Peters, Enquire, Coaa* 
 zniSBtone'S for taking I3ail in the i:;upr(.nie Court. 
 
 William Woodford, Henry Jones, and Hemy Fishar, £squir«>», 
 Coroners. 
 
 Mark Needham. Esquire, County Tre<isiircr. 
 
 James A. MacLauclilan, johit Allan. John Robinson, James Har- 
 rison, and James Miles, Enquires, CominiKsioiwrs for Suiemnisinf 
 llarriage. 
 
 Board of Echicaf ion.— John Robinson, O. J. DihMee, D. L. Robi», 
 son, George Lee. junior. Esquires, Very Reverend WiJIiam Dollard, 
 V G, Ri verend J. ;M. Sterling, A. M., Rev. J. M. Brooke, aod 
 Rev. CharlO't Spurdcn. 
 
 Alma Hmsfi arulWork f/au3/?. — Benjamin Wolh»i»pter. Hon. L A. 
 Wilmot, William J. Bedell, Thomas Gill. Moses Pickard. Thoma« 
 Murray, and John Simpson, Esquires, Commissioners; Joieph Flem- 
 ing. Keopi'r, 
 
 Firewardi in F^cr/ericlon. — Uoxi. Thnmns Biiil lie, George Minchin^ 
 Mark Needhnm, Willi^im D Harit, John A. Berkwith, B^njaraia 
 Woihauptor, Hon L. A. Wilmoi, and Joha T. Smith, Enquires. 
 
 Commi$»ionfr8ofSiiDi!ta. — lrlon. G. ¥. Street, Hon. L. A. Wilmot, 
 and Charles r^^slier, Esquire. 
 
 A*a Coy. P. E. Reck with, Mark Ne«dbam, P. W. Hatheway, 
 Jeseph Gaynor, Henry Kisher. S. A. Akeiley, Thora-is Hathewav, 
 James S. Heek, Jamos E. Parley, Ge(»rge Wo«>dt, Gtorg« E. Ketck* 
 urn, and George W Guynur, Lii-enstd Aueliouaera. 
 
 Fredericton Ladies' Bnttevolcnt Society. — T^ndy Colebrooke, Prt~ 
 sident ; Mrs. Odo'l, Tronsnrer; Miss Goudorich, Sfcreiary; MissC. 
 Cojebrooko, A'sistnni Secreiwry. Committee- Mfx. Parker, Mrs. 
 Coster, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Shore. Mrs. Street, Mrs. J:»coli, Mrs. L. A. 
 Wilmot, Mrs. Putnam, Mis. Miles. Mr^*. Herion. .Mts Giynor, Mrs. 
 Wolhanncr, Mis. Simf)»on, Mrs. VV. Taylor, Mn». He id, Mrs. Wil- 
 kinson, J Irs. Riisliy, Mis. Akerly, Mrs. Coy, Miss Culebrooke, .Miss 
 Odell, Miss Cosier. 
 
 York Omnty Emigrant Society. — lion. Thomas Bnillie, President;;: 
 Hon. G I''. Sir-et, Isi V. President; iheSiirvevor Gen-ril, exofficio, 
 2d Vice-Pre>-idAot:JameN Taylor, Esquire, Tri-asurer-. Kobfriliowan, 
 EsQUtre, Secietiry ; liieut.-Col. Hay ne, Hon. L. A Wilmot, C baric* 
 FiAner, iho Hdv. Mr. Do Inrd. Venerabo Archdoacon Cost-r, Benja- 
 min VVolli<iiipM>r. It/mc K Ibu^n, Henry Jonis, James A. Miles, Alia» 
 U'Lean, and Lewis Huesiis, Esquires,— Committee. 
 
 AgriatVurnl Sneietij.— \^<\n. George F. Street. PrrsidenI • Jsmrs 
 Taylor, Charles Fiiihi>r, Thomas Jone««, William David>on, and R, 
 Havne, Esquirea, ViccPi«8idcuti i Hon. L. A. Wilmot, Secratary 
 ana Tracsu/er. 
 
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 'resident; P^' 
 l'^^^^", Commit' 
 
 •*'"•.«% James 
 
 '^''i"v. James 
 
 CLar/es R.' 
 Ueorife Por- 
 »'a/, Mark. 
 'i''«r. Joha 
 'bu AfcNeii, 
 '; Babcocir. 
 ^"'oib, aau 
 
 'Jerkofiha 
 
 Coron 
 
 ert. 
 
 •les, prar- 
 n ihe Su. 
 
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 ■» Chaf. 
 
 Hatck, 
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 JPuft/ie I7rammar Seh09l in Sftint ^In^lreiM.— DirMi«rt : lUr. Dr. 
 
 Allff. lion. fl. Hatch, Hon. Thna. W/^r. Dr. 8. Thompson, Rov. 
 
 Dr. MeLran. Re? . Mr. Quinn, D. W. Jaelr, Boq'r, and Dt. 8. Frjt. 
 
 Marina HiMUtU, i>aint iflnc/rnMr— Commiaaionera: Hon. il«rriii 
 
 |f»tcb, Wm. K«r, ond D. W. Jaek, Baq*.— Sumoon: 8. Prw, Boq. 
 
 |ClMimlMto»Mra /br Ifrcefcetf Property in Vu County ^tfOtmrloOo. 
 
 IHm. ThomM Wyar, and Peter Sniiti), Saint Andrews ; Mtch|i|l 
 
 NBgfHt, Grtnd Manan ; Lieutanaol J. T. Rubioaon, R. N.t W«M 
 
 lifo •nd Catnpo Belln. 
 
 pPNlmAMionertybr Buoyt and Beagon$ for the Inntr Bay (HfPrn^ 
 
 MM^plMMy.— G. M. Porter, and J Prink, BMjuirea. . v« 
 
 Charlotte Countu AgrkuHural Soeiety.'-Dr. S. Fryc. VkMlMt | 
 
 Honoratilt Harm Hatch, and Hun. Thomas Wyer. Vice PmmiXftai 
 
 W. Hatch. EMiiiire, Treasurer ; D. D. Morricnn. Secretary t ioaap^ 
 
 Walton, T. Sime. H O'Neil. J. Lnchary, J. Turner, J. IteCflMy, 
 
 lsM» McLean, and S. Gcity, Committee. * 
 
 ]^ Charlotte County Emigrant Society. -Bnn. H. Hatch. Pre«idtn(| 
 
 Iwnea Boyd, B<«qiiire. Vice PreaiJeni ; D. W. Jack, Eaqtiire, Tiwaf- 
 
 rer i J. McKean, Secretary ; Ree. Dr. Alley, Rev. Mr. Qajiia, fUtr. 
 
 Dr. McLean, Thomaa Jnuea. Dr. S. Frye, R. M. Andrews, TboniM 
 
 Turner, Thoniaa Sime, and W. F. W. Owen, Directora. 
 
 C. R. Hathewajr. J. H. Whitlock, Wiltiam Garnett. Jan>eo Boydr 
 Samuel Ah>»iiit, William McLean, E. WiHon, John McKaaa, F* 
 lioriinan, T P. Shaw, Daniel Sulliean, W. T. Ro*e, Rolfrt K«ff» 
 John Parkinaon, and William Whitlock, L4een»ed Audiomere. 
 
 COUNTY OF SUNBURY. 
 
 Hon. John Simcna Saunders, Thomaa O. Milea, Stephen Peahpdy. 
 Natbaii|it HuM'ard, and John M. Wilmot, Esquirsa, Justices of thf 
 Isffrior Oburt of Common Pless. 
 
 Hon. John Simcoe Saunders. Thomas Q. Miles. Stephen Pesliodv, 
 Valhsnial HuMnrd. John M. Wjlmoi. Clapbam Smith, Charles F. 
 Street, Jamea Tilley, 0«N)rc« Havward, Charlas Hason, (q/ the Que- 
 Tumt) William Hoyt, Henry T. Partelnw, Thomaa Harriaon, Joha 
 Peahody, Geor«e PrisAilv. Thomaa N. Gilbert, fD4 William Burpt, 
 Eaquires, Justices of ihe Pears. 
 
 John Hsien, B«quire, High S her if. 
 
 Chsries P. Waimore, Esquire, ^per of the Rolls, and CItrk •{ 
 the Peacs and Inferior C«>uri uf Commim Pleas. 
 
 Nathaniel HuliUrd. B«quirf, Reflstrsr of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 Jas. Haien, Gso. B. Cuerrt, and Enoch Bsrker, Eiiq'ra, Cor^aara. 
 
 Tbs Btirriaiers snd Aiir«rnies praciising In th« Ciiunty, tofethar 
 with H. T. Partelow, Eaquiro, Commissiooffrs for taking Attdavitp 
 •■ tbs Supreme Court. 
 
 Henry T. Partelow, Eaquirt, Coamissionar for Ufcing Bail hi thp 
 Saprsms Court. 
 
 Thomas O. Miles, Stephen Peahody, and Qaorga Hyytpard* Baq'rii, 
 ' Oommissioners for Solemnising Mofhaga. 
 
 Jacob Tiller. Licensed Auctioneer. > 
 
 . Board qf&lueatlon.^tUr. J. M. Stirling, R«v. ArcMlmtd M«Calr 
 Jam, Henry T. Pariel«w, Calvin L. Hathaway, Thomaa O. UUm, 
 iMi Charles P Wetmors. Baqairse. 
 
 ^Sunburv Emigrait AsJafy. - Jobs M. Wilmot, B«qoir», PraaidaMt 
 Thomaa 0. MMes, Baouift. Vica PrtsidMit | DTw. Pailay, 8a«M«i^ 
 Johi HBMO, Bsquira, Traaaarer. 
 
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 •nd J«h,r5"'i,^- H. geveS, f'jPji*'-*. Hon. H„.k ,„. 
 ._^__;[;^"'^S«^. fisquires. ^ ^- ^*»«ore, Hen "/V"'j?//«'». 
 
 
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 IRng^M County Ernt^rant <Sbcu><y.— William Simpsoo, Esqoirt, 
 President ; John Britiaiii. Esquire, Vice-President t E. B. iSiniti),Bs- 
 
 8 aire, i^ecreiary ; Treasurer j A. C. Evan»on, John Henderpon, 
 JlmpiArFosier, John H. Ajran, Ja«. .Keatrtr, Dr. Earle, Jas. Brittjiip, 
 Wiiuam McLeod, and Seymour Pickeii,Coainiitteeof Managemirat. 
 
 COUNTY OF WESTMORLANP. . 
 
 Rofbt Smiih, Esquire, Hon. William Crane, Hon. Amos E. Boifl- 
 ^irdi a°d William Wilson, Esquire, Justices of the Inferior'Coiirt tf 
 Cfpmmon Pleas. 
 
 fiufus Smith, Enquire, Hon. William Crane. Hon. Ampt^. ^Boli- 
 ford, William Wilson, ^mes Sayre, Philip Palmer, John Smith, Bi|| 
 Cbappell, Harinan K. Truemaii, Lewis Triies, William Clipi|)maii, 
 George Steves, Peter McLeilan, Robert Scott, ,fohn Chapmatt, WU- 
 liamC. Smith, Daniel Haniiiston, John Trenhulm, Georse Oallop, 
 Joseph Avard, junior, George Pitfield, Thomas Gilbert, {of thijCfmih 
 \rum,) James Kohonsnn, Thnmas Prince, James Wallace, jiniior| 
 James Brew»ier, Elisha P«<.k, Sam<Mi Blac,k; and Philip CbapmaOi 
 Esquires, Justices of the Peace. 
 
 William P. Sayre, Enquire, High Sheriff. 
 
 Hon. Edward B. Chandler. Keeper of the Rolls, aad Clerk of tb« ^ 
 Peace and Inferior Court of Common Pleas. Jp 
 
 Andrew W. Weldon, E>quire, Registrar of Deeds and Willi. ^^ 
 
 John Edgeit, and Andrew Weldon, Esquires, Coroners. 
 Rufus Smith, John Smith, Willioro Wilson. Elisha Peck, Ecqairtf, 
 Und the Barristers and Aiiornies practising in the County, Commla- 
 •toners for taking Affidavits to be lead in the Supreme Court. 
 
 Rufus Smith, Esquire, Hon. William Crane, Hon. Amos E. Bott- 
 fordi William Wilson, Lewis Triies, Peter McLeilan, Jamea Rpbtrt- 
 SOD, fbabert Godfrey, and Elisha Peck, Esquires, Commissioners for 
 taking Bail in the Supreme Court. 
 Hob. E- B. Chandler, Issuer of Jkfarriage Licenses. 
 Rufus Smith, William Chapman, Hon. William Crane, Bill Chsp- 
 |>«Ii, Lewis Trites, Robert Scott, and John Smith, Esquires, Commis- 
 feioners for Solemnizing; Marriage. 
 
 Thomas Trenholm, Andrew Weldon, jr., George PittSeld. G. Woo^. 
 worth, Thomas E. Ouliun,juD., Henry Livingstone, and Enoch Stilts, 
 I^icensed Auctioneers. 
 James Milne, Commissioner of Buoys and Beacons, Shediac. 
 Board of Education.— Ritfos Smith, Esquire, Hon. Amos E. Bots- 
 ford, Hon. E. B. Chandler. Rev. John Black, Rev. Joseph Crandall, 
 Rev. F. Gauvereau. Rev. Wm. Henderson, and Joseph Avard, £tq.' 
 Commiasioners of Sewers.—UMcGtwUy Isaac Sleeves, and Dawson 
 Steeves, Esquires, Parish of Hillsborough : William F.Wells, Jeshaa 
 Tingley, and Adam C. Avard, Esquires, Parish of Botsford ; Gcorga 
 Oulton, Thnmas Lawrison, Peter Eiier, Robert Trueman, and Jstepb 
 Chapman, Parishes of Westmorland and SackviPe; Peter Ettcr, 
 Richard Lawrison, and John George Allan, Special Commissioosrs 
 for Parishes of Westmorland and Sackville. 
 
 Westmorland Immigration Society. —Joseph Antd,Jvtn.f Etquire, 
 Prasideot ; Eli»ha Peck, junior, and John Chapman, Esquires, Vice 
 Presidents; Christopher Milner, Esquire, Secretary and TreStVTer i 
 Hon. W. Crane, Hon. E- B. Chandler, Thompson Traeman, Georg« 
 Pulton, Thomas Keillor, Philip Palmer, Bliss Bouford, S. G. Moras, 
 w. Smith. A lezanderWright, John Smith, Philip ChspmiD, J.Ltwis 
 tod J. Wallsce, EsqaireSj Uommitts*. 
 
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 COUNTY OF NORTHITMBERLAW 
 
 
 P».k. James G?!;inI!"?J'i'.^:!d!?y Per'lev: fcrJ'fc ^'e«»d67 
 
 „ Tho,na« H. Pe.e?; ^'^"''^' "l*** Sheriff. 
 Canard. R„,.er,,).'^J"?^*7i»l^ Alexa,^fer^^^^^^ , 
 
 T. H Pp'.ir. ^!'I''f«--Hon. Jos. CHn«rrf f * «. 
 
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 COUNTY OF KENT. 
 
 
 ^^•rXn 'aid ff;:;L''r'"' J'^hn PL 
 
 »«m M'Leod, (of the 
 
loferiurCoyrtof ; 
 
 x»n»fer DatHboB ^ 
 . John N«Mij|k 
 
 ^Mj ».y. Bob0n 
 
 "le. and Jimm^ 
 «j Clerk of th» i 
 
 ,Hon. Jotepj^ 
 
 ^n J. Donald. 
 "•» praciitiB-* 
 'he Saprom! 
 
 Wframicbi: 
 
 retary.) 
 
 President t 
 ^"•s; Ret, 
 
 "w«, Trea- 
 Cunartf. 
 Pierec, 
 
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 Williaa 
 
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 Hm. John W. Weldon, Keaper of iht Rolls and Clerk of th« Pom* 
 
 a4 iDftrior Court of Cominon Plea*. 
 
 Gaorxe Paean, EM|uiie, Registrar af Decda and Wills. 
 
 Janaea L<ing. Escjuire. Cnrtiner. 
 
 William Chaudler, Bsquire, Cnunty Treaaarar. 
 
 iobn Wheteii, Geoicc P^an, Esquirca, and iha Barrfatara an4 |kl* 
 sarniea (tract isiii<{ in the CtMiniy, Coinmiiiaioaars for taking AIMftvila 
 to ba read in the S«|M<efne CiMiri. 
 
 John Wh(>t<Ht, aad Georse Pagan, Esqairsf, CommiaaioMn III 
 tlAing Bail hi the Strprente Court. 
 
 Bon. John W. Weidnn, Ittsuer^if Marriage Licenaaa. 
 
 3obn W1iei«n, John Jardine. William Haninilon, and J. Bowsar, 
 ElQuire*, Cninmissioners far Snlemuiziiiii MarriARe. 
 
 John O. Layion, and Jamea L. Price, Eaquire.a, Depuljr Birtoyors 
 «r Crown LAMds, sad Seizing Offirera. 
 
 Board qf Edueati«n. —J9hn Wheion, Cfarge Pa^^an, John JardhM, 
 Ssquijes. Hon. J. W. Wetdnn, Rev. Jamea Ilaunay, Rev. Joatpk 
 M. Paquet, and Diivid Wark, BHquire. 
 
 Ihuleet Qf Grammar Schoof. - Hon. John W. Weldon, Qeorgs 
 Paean, Enquire and the Rev. Jamea Hannay. 
 
 Kent AgrimUural Society.— GtM^f PaKHN.f^nqair*, President { the 
 Rev. Janie» Hnnnay, H«ii. J. W. WeMon, TliniiiMH Powell, William 
 Haninfioii, Willinm M'Leod, and Allien B. Siiriih. Enquires, Viea* 
 Presidents; David Wark, Secretary and Treasurer; Jnmen Lone, Johft 
 Glaf k, Ttmnias Jftttn^ou, James llutchinnon, Jnaepb DuhorljTi Wna. 
 Daherty, Rohert Dr»»rt« J'>hu Can mhem, Jamea Thurrai, Committss. 
 Annual Me«>tinsr. Srennd Thur^iday in January. 
 
 Kant County E^nisf rani SfHuety. — Hon, J. W. Weldon, PreaidaiiC; 
 Oaprge Pa^au. E!<quire, Vice President; -»•— -, Boouire. Scoiotarv; 
 Ham Wurk. E^aire. Treasurer t JohnWheieo, Wllltam M'Leod, 
 John Alrdiite. Wm. Cltandler. John P. Purd, Jamea Long, Rev. Jae. 
 Haooayt L*- DetiBriaay. aad William Caie, Directors) ThomaaJnho- 
 aion, Jnhn Clark, John Thnrrat, Geo. Holder, litaac Sowertiy, David 
 Kenrick, William Beck^ John Carruihers, Jobu Siephsoaoo, Johi 
 Ken«ick,And Alheft B. Smith, AaniMaata. 
 
 COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. 
 
 Hagh Munro, Joseph Read, Jahn MiHer, William Napier, and Johft 
 Fraaer, Esquires, Jushieio of the inforioi Court of Connuon Pltaa. 
 
 Hugh Munro, Jo<>e4<h Read, John Miller, Win. Napier, John Pra««r, 
 Jamea Blackhall, Benjamin Dawson, John Vnung, Henry W. Bald- 
 win, P. J. N. Dumar^^q, J^thn Riehay, John Dnraa, Boht. Roldnaon, 
 fhoa. M. De^ilniR.Wm. Stephenn aiidThoa. Fallf« (q/'(/k« Qaoniffi,) 
 and G«ori;p S«>veret, B-quireK, Jumiicea ofihe Peace. 
 
 Henry W. Baldwin. Esquire, Hi<h SheriC 
 
 William End, EM]iiire, Keeper of the Rul la, and Clerk of ths Pftss 
 and Inferior Court of Common Piets. 
 
 H. W. Haldwin, Enquire. RegiMtrai nf Deeds and Willi. 
 
 Tbos. M. D«l»loi.« B«iq<iire. Coumy Treasurer. 
 
 Robert Gordon. E»qnire, Conmer. 
 
 Joseph Read. Beiij. Dawson, Jamea Black«lnck.Qco.lweet,Jaaiaa 
 Doran, James Voun«.aiid Robert Rnbinaon, B«qulrea,C«inmissienfra 
 for taking Bail and AfBdaviis in the Supreme Court. 
 
 William End, Richard Carman* JoMph R"sd, and Benjamin Daw- 
 a«B, Esquirca, Commiaaiooers lor Ukiog AfBdavUs w iht BsprtiM 
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 Carleton County AgrteuUur^t Sbei«/y.— I^rhafd Xefeham, Etq.» 
 President; lif. DibMee and B. A. Cunliite,G«qu[res, Vice>Presideati ; 
 "C. PerJejr, Esquira, Secretary ; R. English, E!N]uire, Trcatarer. 
 
 Carleton County Emigrant Society. —% Eietchum, Btq. Presidfiitti 
 J. DiliMee, J. M. Cnnneil, Ei. A. Cunlifie, Ai«a Upton, Jas. K^etcM^, 
 and J. Sbarpe, Vice Presidents; R. English, Treasurar; C has; ^ 
 Corresponding Secretary; G. F. Williams, Reoordinf Sacnuf 
 Geo. Clowes, S. Hayden, J. C. Squires, W. llallett, J. Rutchn 
 Charles Emery and Charles Hammond, Comrolitee. 
 
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 COUNTY OF RESTIGOUCllt. 
 
 ^x)bert Ferguson, John Montenmery, and Duf^ald Siewa rt, B^Uti^, 
 JuMices of the Inferior Coqrt of Common Pleas. 
 
 Rotiert Ferguson, John Montgomery, Dugald Stewart, Adpnn "Pwt' 
 Buson, William Flenring, peter Stvwari, Arthur Ritchie, ArchiMk^ 
 Kamsay, James Paul, Peter Sutherland, and Joseph Hunter, K^[tf., 
 Justices of the Peare. 
 
 John U. Camplieli, Esquire, High SheriflT 
 
 Andrew Barherie, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls and Clerk of tfii 
 Peace and Inferior Cnnri of Common Pleas. 
 
 Andrew Barlierte, Esquire, Re^tistrar of Deeds attd WDIs. 
 
 Donald Stewart, Esquire, County Treasurer. 
 
 Hugh Montgomery and Alexander Campbell, E^uires, Coroners. 
 
 Robert F^erguson, Dugald Stewart, Peter Stewart, James Paul, and 
 the Barristers and Attornies practising in the County, Commissiootrft 
 for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court. 
 
 Andr w Barherie, Enquire, It^sttcr of Marrrase Liceoscsi 
 
 Robert Fers>u«ion, John Montgomery, ind William Fleminf, iBi* 
 quirtt, Commissioners lor Solemnizing Marriage. 
 
 Job* Montgomery, Donald Stewart, and Adam Ferguson, Esqoiras, 
 Commissioners for Buoys and Beacons for the Port of Dathou»ie. 
 
 John Montgomery nud Arthur Ritchie, Esquires, Commissiootn 
 for the Sick nnd Di^ahled Se^man'^ Fund. 
 
 Donald M'LeoJ, Harbour Master. Campbellton. 
 
 John U. Camplieli, Robert W. Kelly, and Alexander Campbell, 
 Licensed Auctioneers. 
 
 fSretDardt for Dilfiouaie.-'Andttw Rarberie, James M. Wilson, 
 John U. Cuinpliell, Patrick Green, Theophilus DesBrisay, Joseph 
 Hiinter, Dugald Stewart, William Hamilton and William Smith, 
 Esquires. 
 
 Pirewnrdffor CampMUon.— Robert Ritchie, Jamos Stewsrt, R»- 
 liert H. Montgomerv, (vltipmao Botsford, Alexander Campbell, Alex- 
 ander Ferguson, and James 8. Morse, Gfsquires. 
 
 Truateea of the Hcstigouche Grammar Sthoolt-'hthm Montgomfrf^ 
 Dugald Stewart, Chipman Botsford, and And#ew DarHerie, Bsqolrts. 
 
 Board of Ekttteatu)n.--VL«v. James Steven, J<»hn MMtfomcrv, An* 
 drew Barborie. Chipman Botsford, Joseph Hunter, aad OiaaM 
 Stewart, Esquires. 
 
 lieitigoitehe Agrdi^ural Society, etlaHUhed 9th Jbn«ofyt IMt.«<* 
 Robert Ferguson, Rsquire, Prasideat ; Hush MurttvonMrf, and Alio 
 drew Barberie, Etquirea, Vice-Presidents i Dugald Stewart, BsoMitei 
 Secretary etid Tren^Mrer; ArtlMir Ritchie, Joseph Himlert WtiHtm 
 Fleming, David M'Int<tehs aod Thomas BMcIa^, OowmittM. Aoauii 
 Mat ting -First Tiiffda/ in Jaotiary, 
 
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 E^oire. 
 
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 Car. 
 
 »riek| 
 
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 Walsh, Saint Rin>hen ; Charles M'IMnald, R«iti|{oache ; Haary 
 Tohnstone. and William Sloop, Saint Andreara ; R. Sutherland, St. 
 George; Win. Carman, Miramichi ; A l«*tandcr Anderson, Bathurtti 
 J. Stewart, DalhoQ«iir; George Siveret, a«o., Shi|»|iagan ma Q4h 
 )aet and J. Craven, County m( Carletoo. 
 
 ^. ArPBAiacss or Dutiablb AaTiOLBa.—Saint John— Ckwrca B. 
 ^lUbinanii, and Unnc Woodward, E»quirea: County nf Cbarlott«««» 
 Hon. Thomo!! Wyer^ James W. Sirvft, and Williaai Oamatt, 
 Bsqaires, Si.Andrrw«TB. Fiizccrald,Ro»iert Kar and WiUiai» CtHtk^ 
 In, Campn B<>ilo; Justus Wetmore, Gideon Knichi, mniOMi^vMit^ 
 Calluni. MaifHguadavic ; County of Carlcton-Charlia Harlif^ Mt 
 Rufua S. Demill. 
 
 HOrpicBOF AvDiT.— Hon. Frederick P. Robitisoa, Attdltordenaral. 
 
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 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. 
 John Howe, Esq. Deputy Post Maater General ia New Bninawifsk. 
 
 (Office at St. John.; 
 ' ' T. B. Lang, Surveyor. 
 
 Postmasters in Xew-Brunswkk. — Williain B. Phair, CaquireyFr^- 
 dericton ; William F. Boniiell. junior, Eaqnire, Gagetowo ; Georgv 
 F. Campbell, Enqiiire, St. AiiJrewa; David A. Roae, Esquire, 
 St. Stephen; Gicleon Knight, Eaqnire, St. George; Cbriatopher 
 Milner Esquire, Dorchester; Jamea Caie, Eaanire. Cbatbam. 
 (Miramichi) ; Hugh Morrell, Eaqnire, NeweaatU (Miramichi)] 
 Hon. John W. Weldnn, Richibiicto; Tliomaa M. DeBloia, Eaa., 
 Bathurrt; Richard Englinh, Esquire, Woodatock; £. B. Smith, 
 Eaqnire, Kingston ; E. A. Vail, Eaqairt, Suaaes Vale; DngaUL 
 Stewart, EM]uire. Restigoiiche ; John H. Ryan, Ettquire, Grand 
 Falls; P. C. Araereaux, Eaquire, Madawaaka; Alexander Lock> 
 hart, Eaquire, Q,uaco. 
 
 PROVINCIAL VACCINE ESTABLISHMENT. 
 
 Central Stiition- Saint John ^ 
 Hit Escellenryihe Lieutenant Governor, and Her Maj<>»t)r'aCoiM. 
 ail, Patrons of the Institution ; Hon. Win. Black. Director «if ibe In. 
 atitution. Commitiee.-Fredericton; Hon. Williain F. Odell ; Sl 
 Andrews- Re*. J«»f»m« Alky. D. D. Vaccinating Surgeons— Saint 
 John— George P. Peterti. Enquire, M. D.j Fredariclois-lbe Madicat 
 Cflicar in charge «f the Troops. 
 
 Provhcial LoNATtc AsYLUM, AT Sawt John.— Qeorge P. 
 Paters, M. D., William Jack, aikd Q<*or|e Malthew. Esquirta, 
 Cemmissioners. . ' 
 
 Provincial Pe.sitiiitiabv. (at Sai»t Jomk.)- CoinlnlBalonerafi 
 William H. Sirj-ei, Enquire, Ctisirnian ; Robert F. Haten, John v. 
 Thuriar. Henrv Porter. Leveret H. DeV«ber. Henry GiWM-rl. Joba 
 Owens. John WarH. jr., and Isaac Woodward, Eaqaifta.-^ Secretary 
 te the Buard, Cbarles L. Street. 
 

 
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 '^•oSt.Siepheiii 
 
 e-rVewcasrIe la 
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 • The Deputy 
 '«. vu. : -Saint 
 
 flUdie-Dugn!,/ 
 
 ••ai St. John, 
 "t MJfiiftjchi. 
 
 It Mo. 
 
 *'•'» Commit. 
 
 Charleap. 
 « nou«e. 
 
 "•peclora of 
 
 W"' Siiini 
 
 ^'•orlojia 
 
 Hicbard 
 
 M'Hliin ili« 
 
 ^•chfnt. 
 
 100,000. 
 n Jloyd. 
 
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 ^ p. Rannny, Charles C. Stewart, George Swinney, and Wil- 
 oi Wright, EsauireA; Cashier, Riciiard Whiteside, Esquire; 
 >licitor, John M. Robinson, Esquire ; Notary, James William 
 ^yd, Eequire. 
 
 Commercial Bank of New Brunswick — (In Saint John.y^ 
 
 corporated by Royal Charter.— Capital £1.50,000, with power 
 
 increase to £300,000. — President. John Duncan, Esquire;. 
 
 Sectors — I.^aac L. Bedell, Mark Dole, Stephen Gerow, HojB. 
 
 pbert L. Hazen, William Jack, D. J. MoLnughlin, Willtem' 
 rks, Ambrose S. Perkins, Hon. Charles Sinionds. William 0. 
 lith, James Travis, and A. W. Whipple, Enquires ; Cashiifff 
 
 leorge P. Sancton, Esquire ; Solicitor, Hon. Robert L. Hazen« 
 
 Commercial Branch Bank— (At Miramichi.)— Committee of 
 lanagement — William Loch, and Alexander Rankin, Eaquirea ; 
 ishier, Thomui^ C. Allan, Esquire. 
 
 Commercial Bank Agency at Woodstock. — Committee of 
 [anagement, Richard English, Esquire ; Ciishier, G. F. Wii* 
 liams, Esquire. 
 
 Central Bank of New Brunswick — (In Fredericton.)^— 
 Capital £35,000, with power to increase to £50,000. — President, 
 William J. Bedell, Esquire ; Direcioru — Hon. John S. Saunders, 
 Oeorge J. Dibblee, T. R. Robertson, C. P. Welmore, Thomas 
 Piokurd, B. Wolhaupter, John Taylor, and Charles McPheraon, 
 Esquires ; Cashier, Samuel W. Babbitt, Esquire ; Solicitor, 
 Ge(>rge J. Dibblee, Esquire. 
 
 Central Baxk Agency at Woodstock. — Committee of Ma- 
 nagement — liichard Ketchum, Jas. Rubertson, and A. B. Sharpe^ 
 Esquires ; Agent, A. B. Sharpe, Esquire. 
 
 Charlotte County Bank — (In Saint Andrews.) — Capital, 
 £ 15,000.— Presidont, lion. Harris Hatch; Directorn — Hon. Thos^ 
 Wyer, John Wilson, Edward Wilson, William Bubcock, J. W. 
 Street, George D. Street, Gordon Gilchrist, and Willbrd Fisher, 
 Esquires ; Ca>«hier, John Rodger^, Esquire. 
 
 Saint Sthphj n's Bank. — Capital £25,000. — President, Gilman 
 D. King, Esquire ; Directors — John Marks, George S. Hill. Geo. 
 M. Porter, J. McAllister, junior, H. Eai^tuian, William Poiter, and 
 Neheniiah Marks, Esipiires ; Cashier, David Upton, Esquire ; 
 Solicitor, George S. Hill, Esquire. 
 
 Bank of British North Amkrica — (Established in London.) 
 —Capital £1,000,000 sterling, in '20,000 shares of £50 ; (three- 
 fourths of which have been subscribed in England, and th« 
 remainder in the North Americtm Colonies) ; with power to 
 increase the capital — Manager of the Branch at Saint John, 
 AU'red Sniiih(*rs, Esquire ; Local Directors at Saint John— James 
 Kirk, Hon. John Robertson, Wm. H. Street, and John Pollok, 
 Esquires ; Standing Counsel, Hon. George F. Struct, Solicitor 
 General ; Solicitor and Notary, George Wheeler, Esquire. 
 
 Frkdkricton BRAifcn.— Manager, George Toylor, Esquir*; 
 f^irectors— S. J. Barker, John Siuip.<on, and James Taylor, 
 E«quires. 
 
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 V' • «• Scovil, and D Im t "" '^"ncati, John V T«ir 1 
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 NVTA-SCOTIA ARD NeW-BrCKSWICK LAirn CoVPANT~/M«0nM^ 
 
 ' 6« i?o|fa/ CAafier, in 1634.— Capital. £200,000, with power 
 
 ^iaerease to £400.000. Qovemor—iohn Moxon, Esquire. Di- 
 
 I"— George Palmer. Ambrose Humphrey t*, Newman Smith, 
 
 »mas Butts, Henry Blancharti, George Nicholis, ThooMui Newn- 
 
 I, J. P. Lnxmnore Hallett. Thos. Potts, and J. W. Ogle, Ea- 
 
 w. Secretaries — ^John Baiiibridge. and William Aggar, Eaq'i. 
 
 ttors — William Newton and John Nurbiiry, Esquires. Bo^ 
 
 •Messrs. William!^, Deacon, Labouchere &. Co , Birchin La ' 
 
 EJfor— Nathaniel Hooper, Esquire. Commissioner at Sta\ 
 
 lUtenant Colonel Richard Hay ne ; John Stephens. Esquire, 
 
 ':; Thos. Wright, Esquire, 2d Clerk; Robert Waugh, 
 irve}orand Oversieer ; John Dunlin, Sciinolmaater. Missiomnjf 
 JStanley — Reverend James Neale. Conij ay's Solicitor in Neie- 
 msteicfi— 'Hon. George F. Street. Resident Agent at tks Citf 
 John — John V. Thurgar, Esqnire. 
 
 UNIVERSITY OP KING'S COLLEGE-Fbbdebictoh. 
 
 Patron : the Queen; Visitor on Her Majesty's hehsir, the Bishop t 
 Chancellor, ilie Adininisirainr of ihe GnTerniii#nt ; President, the 
 iltfchdeacon ; Council — the Lieutenant Gnft>rnnr, Veneraliie Arcbdea* 
 SM#Cosier; Rev. Dr. Jacob, Dr. Rohh, Hon. W. Boisford, Hon. W. 
 Ofliipman, L. L. D.; Hon. J. S. Saunders, Hon. Wilham Black, D. 
 C. L., Hon Neville Parker; Hon. G. F. Street, R-8i*irar.--C0L. 
 LEQJB.— Vice-President and Priucip;il— the Ret. Edwin .lacob, D.D.« 
 Ptvinisors— Clsitsicnl Literature, Hi»tnry and Moral Piiilo«(i|»hf— 
 BeT. Dr. Jaroh : Metaphysics and Divinity — Re?. Dr. Jscoli ; Matne- 
 matica and Nitural Philosophy -W. Brv'den .lack, A. M. ; Cbeai«> 
 fry and Natural History— Janirs Kol»b, M. D. 
 
 CoLLEoiATB ScHooL.— Mastefs— Mr. George Roberta and Mr. 
 JtflMt Holbrook. 
 
 New-Bruitswick Baptist Epdcation Socivtt.— Rev. Joseph 
 CTrandall, President; Rev. J. Masters, and J. M. Wilmot, Eac|'r, 
 Vice Presidents ; Asa Coy, Esquire, Treasnrer: John T. dmithr 
 ,uid S. W. Babbitt, Esquires, Secrvtariea. Committee of Ma^ 
 AMgement — Rev. S. Robinson, Hon. W. B. Kinnoar, Jarvis Ring, 
 Aaron Hartt, J. T. Smith, and W. D. Hartt. Esquires. — Teachers 
 in die Male Department of the Seminary at FreJericton, tite Rev. 
 Gharlea Spurden, Principal; Mr. W. H. McAdam, Tutor. 
 
 Wkslktaw Academy, Moo!it ALusoit, Sackv-it.t.c, N. B« — 
 governor and Chaplain — the Rev. Albert Desbrisay ; Principal— 
 tfie Rev. Humphrey Pickard, A. M. ; Mathoinaticui Tutor and 
 
 Lecturer on Chemistnr, &c. ; English Master—- Thos. 
 
 W. Wood, Eaquire; French Tutor— Mr. Joseph R. Hea; A^|;jmt 
 — Rer. 8. D. Rice; Treasnrer — Charles F. Allison, Esqaire; 
 Comiptteo— Rev. Messra. Temple, Knight, Wood, and McLeed, 
 od C. F. Allison, Esquire. 
 
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 MADRAS SCHOOL.— 77ke Coeemor and Trustees qfthe Mains 
 9sftfl in l>feW'Brunswi€k,^Th9 Licutcnanl CSoveraor ei Gommaadct 
 
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 •*• Hon. and Rj^ht Rev he iZn'? «»'«nor; pS^ 
 
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 berbery. AIpt «.. i '„*'"" *^""can. 8 f '^pjiu . v^l ' *<>' 
 
 g CLEKGY. 
 
 , ttCT. . Rotertt, Curt't 
 
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 •eDioce«;ibeCble| 
 ;« he Judge of il 
 '•fyj the Mayor « 
 ;'"»ry of ,he Pg 
 y Church in 8i 
 Ker. George 8«i 
 
 Cat St. Jolui. 
 
 • William Ifac- 
 
 Hon. M^iuSt 
 -John M. Ho- 
 ■ D., Rector of 
 John Wiiliarti 
 ^i-ed Smitherg. 
 
 'hua Buntjrtff. 
 
 Cbag. Wa- 
 fo, and laaao 
 H. DeVeber 
 
 }fr. and Hon. 
 ^lajesty's Lei. 
 
 5 VenerabJe 
 Gm, D.I)., 
 Jel in Poreiin 
 'ch,^ John; 
 
 1«ry ot Loch 
 Re'f. George 
 wif, Curat« 
 
 ^ W Pre4«rlelon : Rer. Jerome Alley, D. D., Rector of Saint Andrews ; 
 "^V. Thomas Magee, Curaie of Saiat Andrew^ ; Rev. Skeffington 
 [*bomp«on, LL. D., Rector of Saint Stephen: Rev. W. E. Scovil. 
 hi., Rector ol Kingston ; Rer. Willinoi Scovll, A. M., Rector of 
 ^fton and Sprin^f^eld ; Rct. N. A. Coster, Rector ofGageiowQ « 
 IV. Samuel Bacon, A. B., Rector of Miramicbi ; Rev. Johu Stirling, 
 ^M>i Rector of Maugerville ; Reverend Christopher Miioer, Rector 
 'fCflAeld ; Rev. Samuel Thompson, A. M., Rector of St. Geerse; 
 Alexander C. Somerville, Rector of Bathurst ; Rev. H. N. 
 I, Rector of Sussex ; Rev. Ahraham Wood, Recfor of Wat 
 Igb t Rev. William Walker, A. B., Rector of Hampton ; 
 rg« S. Jarvis, D. D., Rector of Shediac ; Rev. Samuel OliL. 
 It, A. 13., Rector of Woodstock; Rev. John Ounn, Rcctwof 
 la ; Rev. Jameh W. Dishrow, Rector of Prince William ; Ref. 
 lirBlack.A. M., Rector of Sackville ; Rev. George ToWDshond« 
 Stor of Westmorland ; Rev. J. N. De Wolfe, R<>ci6r of Richibuclot 
 James Ncale, Missinnary at Stanley; Rev. J. Hudson, Visitiag 
 jisaionary ; Rev Sedgefleld Thompson, A. B., Visiting Missionary. 
 
 'EaTABListiED Church of Scotland— Synod of New Brcnswick. 
 •rreibylcry of Saint John.— C'xiy of Saint John :— Saint Aodrew-s 
 
 .Church, Rev. Andrew Halket; Saint Stephen's Church, Rev. W. T. 
 
 (r^Wishart ; Fredericton — Rev. John M. Brooke; St. Andrews— Rev, 
 Alezondcr McLean, D. D., {Presbytery Clerk) ; St. Patricks— Rev. 
 "lohn Cansilis ; Ssiut James— Rev. John Reid ; Sussex Vale aoft 
 '8|)ringfltfld-Rev. A. Stevens; Moncton, Salisbury, and Shediac— 
 RfV. William Hendemnn, A. M. , (.l/oefero/or); Rirhmoud-(Vacant)| 
 Steint George — (Vacant); L-centiale of the Church, resident ia Saint 
 John— Rev. J. G. Ma^gregor. Presbytery of ;V/tra?mcAi.— New- 
 .CAWIIe -James Suutcr, A. M. ; Chatham— ^Vacant) ; RichM>uetox- 
 Rev. James Manriay ; Southwest Miramichi — Rev. James Turobull; 
 Rext,igouche — Rev. .1. Steven; New Richmond— (Vacant); BiithnrHt 
 «^n6v. George McDonnell; Tabisintac— Rev. J. McBe ,j; Glenel^ 
 
 • (Vacant,) 
 
 Catholic Clerovmen in the DiocKsif op New Brunswick. 
 —The Right Rov«Tond William Dollard, Bishop of New BrunswicI, 
 tesiding at Frederiitim ; Rev. James Dunphy, City of St. John ; Rev. 
 J. Moran tind Rev. W. Macdonald, Assistants at do. ; Kev. Richard 
 >Verelur, Woodstock; Rev. J Cummins, St. Stephen; Rev. James 
 Quinn, St. Andrews; Rev. P. Gouvreau, Olemramcook ; Very Rev. 
 Anthony Ungnnn, V. G., Shediac; Rev. Joseph Faquet, Richiiiucto; 
 Rev. Julian Rioux, Buctouche ; Rev. Michael Egnn, Miramichi; 
 Rtv. Walter Aylward, Assistant at do. ; Rev. Joseph LVIadran, Petit 
 Ro«her ; Rev. Andrew Barrin, Assistant at do. : Rev. Hector 
 jDrolet, Caraauei ; Rev. S. Lafrance, Traca.lie ; Rev. A. Langevin, 
 St. Basil, Madawaska; Rev. Anthony Gosselin, St. Biuno,do. 3 Rev. 
 Henry Pionne, St. Lucy, do. 
 
 W1CSI4BYAN Ministers in the New QfiuNsviricK District.— 
 Rfv. Enoch Wood, Chairman. — St. John SoMth, (Germain street, 
 iu;.)'— Rev. Ciiioch Wood, Rev. George Miller, Rev. David Jennings ; 
 0t.jobo North, (Portland street, &c,)— Rev. Michael Pickles; CarJe- 
 4q^, Long Reach, Ac— Rev. S. D. Rice; Fredericton- Rev. Rich- 
 ard Williams and Rev. WilMum Allen; Nashwaak, &c — Rev. Wea- 
 IfjC. Reals; tShelfield and Ga^etown- Rev. Wm. Temple; Mill* 
 Town -Rev, (ieorgo Johnson i St. Stephen's and S^t. David's- Rev. 
 H. Daniel; St. Aodrew's->Rev. Richardson Douglas; Saokville— 
 Rev. Arthur MeNutt } Point de Bute— Rev. Sampson Busby ; Petit- 
 codiac--Rev. George M. Barratt; Bridgetown -Rev. Jumea G. l^fg* 
 
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 »»i K»» Willi,,,, Smm him'T'" ""• S«and.» PrfLf'f 
 
 i^ ««Adam, J„h„ MilS^a.d^XT''-*''"'"'" J &: 
 
 4i«hS,WM'^X"«« J"Jn"ton. John mS' «i'''««l D»yl«, 
 JtmtiBifmM *"!?.? T««r. ChftriM rf'^ C Skinner, WiJ. 
 
^v-AlezlOnder 
 
 40 
 STAFF OF THE ARMY, 
 
 8ERTINO IN THE PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK, 
 
 Under Major General Sir Jeremiah Dickson, K. C.B., command- 
 inff Her Majesty's Troops in Nova Scotia, New Brunswitlki 
 Pnnce Edward bland and their dependencies. 
 
 GARRISONS. 
 
 l&MMt Jo/kn.— lieutenantColonelH. S. Ormond,(30th Regiment,) 
 ^UMiding in New Brunswick ; Town Major Gallagher, (jp» P. 
 Regiment); Rev. Benjamin G. Gray, D. D., ChapUioi 
 ■ecfenctan.— Major French, (52d Regiment,) Commandwl; 
 iuerable Archdeacon George Conter, A. M , Chaplain. 
 SainU Andrews. — Lieutenant L. G. F. Broome, (30th Regiment,} 
 Commandant; Rev. Jerome Alley, h. ^.. Chaplain. 
 Woodstock. — Lieut. Neil H. Harenc, (bZi Regt.) Commandant. 
 
 Commissariat Dxpartmeitt. — Saint John. — Oliver GoUamith, 
 Esquire, Assistant Commissary General, in charge ofUie Province; 
 Robert Baker, and Augustus W. White, Comraissariat Clerks.— 
 Frederictott. — Richard Ingjis, Esquire, Deputy Assistant Commit 
 sarr General; Henry Ussher, Commissariat Clerk. 
 
 Orditancb Dspartment. — Saint John. — Frederick C. Frith, 
 JBsquire, Deputy Ordnance Store Keeper ; Lieutenant Samuel 
 lluyghuc, Ist Clerk; Robert Pickthall, 2d Clerk; William Bond, 
 Storehouseman ; Frederick Harrison, Armourer ; James Emiaon, 
 Office Keeper. 
 
 Barrack Department. — Saint John. — Captain T. W. French, 
 Barrack Master; A. White, Barrack Sergeant. Frederieton. — 
 J. E. Wooiforde, Esquire, Barrack Master; William Fairbairo, 
 Barrack Sergeant. 
 
 RoTAL EifoiNEER DEPARTMENT.— Saint John. — ^Major F. W. 
 Whinyates; Lionel Anderson, Clerk; Henry Hennigar, Overseer 
 ef Works. Frtdericton. — William Crewsdon, Clerk of Works. 
 
 Board of Respective Officers. — Major Whinyates, R. £. ; 
 Captain Mee, R. A.; Deputy Ordnance Store Keeper Frith. 
 
 OFHCERS OF CORPS SERVING IN NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 RoTAL Artillery. — SauU John. — Captain Mee, commandmg ; 
 lieutenant Neil. Frederieton. — Captain Pouldcn. 
 
 30th Rboimext. — Saint John.— -Major H. S. Ormond, (Laent. 
 Col.); Captains James Poyntz, (Major,^ R. A. Andrews, Chsjrles 
 Sillery, £. J. Grant, W. A. Steele ; Lieutenants A. Macdonald, 
 (Adj.) D. J. B. Edwardes, R. W. Smith, W. H. Heard; Ensiffns 
 J. B. Patullo, C. D. Oliver, J. H. Keogh; Paymaster R. C. Mao- 
 donald; Quarter Master John Ward; Assistant Surgeon Bray- 
 hrooke. Saint Andrews. — Lieut. L. G. F» Broome. 
 
 Left Wingh^D Regiment — (at Frederieton) — Major R. French; 
 Captains £. H. F. Pocklington, C. J. C. Mills; Ensigns M. Van 
 Kerkwyck Bowi^", Raymond Richard Pellv, M. Du Pre Stronge;; 
 Assistant Surgeon Andrew Skene. ffWmrcA.^Lieutenant NeA 
 II. Harenc. 
 
^ 
 
 His^j^<;9Uf a^y (iieutdofnt pbloaei^ir lyUIi^m Macbean George Cole- 
 
 brpoke, ]K. B., Cdi|iman.4er ia ufiief. 
 The Honorable LieutehahtCoIoQellGltdrge Shore; Adjutant General- 
 
 2lst March, 1321. 
 ^il9 Hon^ahle Lieutenant CojQpel Willidtn H. Robinson, Assislai 
 ■4 ' "Ai6«<9nt Generdl— nth March, 1839. ' " J 
 
 L'i«|(. Gdohel John AUeti, Qufarter Master General~4tb May, isf 
 Lieratnant Colonel Richard Ha'yne, (New Brunswick Artillery,) "^ 
 
 Tinciai Aid de Camp— 7th |y|ay, 1841. 
 Captain Charles Drviry, (^aiAt John City ^ight Infantry,) 2d Pfqf| 
 
 ;- cifkl. Aid 4e;Camp— 26th Jqly, 1841. 
 Major the Honorable LeiDuerAlle[i< WiJlQ[i9t, Judge Adsrocaie (^enei 
 
 — 6lh Aug. 1834. " ' 
 
 Major George Priestley, Staff Adjutant— 9ih May, 183^. 
 
 NEW-fiRUNSWICK REGXMBNT OP ARTILLERY. 
 
 Jitieut. Cb/o.n^/... Richard llayne, 
 
 Major.. George P. Street, 
 
 ThQS.L. Nicholson, 
 
 Captain..*. J. Mowatt, 
 
 A. K. S. Wetmore, 
 Wiliiam t. Rose, 
 William Huahsoo, 
 Stephen K. Poster, 
 James- P. Bertpn, 
 
 John C. Alien, (4rfj<.) 
 .TJiomasB. Wilson, 
 Charles J. Mclick, 
 Ul LUutitna3U.,.3. JHissinett, 
 • ^ ' B-MiUikin, 
 J. Campbell, 
 N:W. Wallop, 
 ' iPrederick A. Wiggins, 
 
 '^gomas 'JS. Per)i;y, 
 Henry Prye, 
 ,: >^ William .migln,'^ 
 
 C. C. Stewart, 
 Lewis. W. U.uraut, 
 2d JB^fettfcnon^.vWilliam Ross, 
 
 William Andrews, 
 William H,. Shore, 
 " .Walter. D.f Bedell, 
 
 Ae^utant John C.AlUn,/ Cap/.) 
 
 i^aymdster .*JaB. W. Boyd, (Ccipi.) 
 
 Qjtidrterm(tfter.*E. B. Peters, (U<(i^.) 
 
 JifUitia jRank. 
 28Peb. 1838 
 10 Sept. 1833 
 SOMbr. 1841 
 2 July, 1829 
 17 Sept. 1833 
 
 8 April, 1834 
 
 30 Mar. 1841 
 
 31 Mar. 1841 
 
 23 July, 1841 
 
 24 July, 1841 
 4 April, 1842 
 
 10 April, 1843 
 
 11 Mar. 1828- 
 2 Jiily, 1829 
 
 9 April, 1834 
 
 26 April, 1834/ 
 
 27 April, 1834 
 30 Sept. 1837 
 
 6 Dec. 1837 
 
 10 April, .1843 
 
 li do. do. 
 
 12 do. do. 
 
 10 Oct. 1833 
 
 8 April, 1834 
 
 8 Mar. 1839 
 
 ,9 Disc. 1839 
 
 24 July, 1841 
 
 8 May, 1838 
 
 30 Mar. 1841 
 
 RegVl Rank. 
 28 Peb. 1838 
 
 8 May, 
 30 Mar. 
 28 Peb. 
 
 8 Mar. 
 28 Peb. 
 
 30 Mar. 
 
 31 Mar. 
 
 23 July, 
 
 24 Jul V, 
 
 4 April, 1843 
 10 April; 1843 
 28 Peb. 1838 
 28 Peb. ili3^ 
 
 ditto ' 
 < li. ditto » 
 ditto 
 
 5 May, 1849' 
 28 Feb. 1838'^^ 
 10, April, 1843. 
 
 M do. do. 
 
 12 do. 
 28 Peb. 
 28 Peb. 
 
 8 Mar. 
 
 9 Dec. 
 17 Man 
 
 8 May, 
 30 Mar. 
 
 do. 
 {^38 
 
 1839 
 1830 
 1840 
 1839 
 J,S4t, 
 
 Sur^poii.....»r..,J. B- ToWervXr 25 June, 1838 25 June, 1838 
 
 Secorid Lieut.. William Praser, 
 
 Cornet BeveTteVvRiqUijison, 
 
 Super^y Cornef Robert Parker, ' 
 Quartermaster Daniel Duff^ 
 
 YQ^K LIGHT imAGOONS. 
 
 Armij f^auk. 
 
 i^ Aug. 1831 
 
 1 Jan. 1841 
 23 Ang. 1831 
 
 Heart. Com. 
 26 Mar. 1838 
 26 !Mar. 1838 
 
 iJan. 1841 
 10 aept..lS3j 
 
 'H. 
 
51 
 
 YORK COUNTY MdlTIA. 
 
 Firit Battalion. 
 Lieutenant Colonel. 
 
 ,% 
 
 O.Minolkii^ lttJaai.1832 
 
 . Major- 
 lUlUicw 9r«iu>en, d* do 
 
 Cofttoint. 
 D.I« Robinson, 24 Nov.'23 
 J.F.T*yK15ihS?pt'a9 
 «. E. Ketcbuin, 22 Aug *&i 
 J. A. Beckwith, 17 8-p '33 
 T: Qardiaery<Arr.) | Ai«. 
 
 a*aCov, 20 Jon's 
 
 "Uobert'FuUoD, i4 Oct 41 
 ;foby Grerorj, 6 Not do 
 W«. E.l«y, 21 Ma V, '42 
 Spaflbtd Barker, ^ do,d« 
 W«, SeJ:•^ 18 Aug '43 
 
 lAeutenantt, 
 QeorpEC Ltc, jr. 6 Nor 41 
 OavidSi KeiT, 7 do do 
 Wni. M'Lean, 10 Aup *2 
 Jat. 8. Beek, 26 June, '43 
 John b. Coy, 27 do . do 
 Q.W. Turner, af. 28 do do 
 John T. Smith, 29 do do 
 Tbof. R. Barker, 30 do do 
 Ch. McPhenon, 1 July du 
 Edvrin J. Jacob, 2 do do 
 Geo. S. Flood, 13 Attg.'43 
 
 ll.W.Hauiin'*nd,l2Ang '42 
 Jene Fickard, 13 do do 
 John Ric» Jacob, 14 do do 
 Jai P.Wetinor»,26 jun.'43 
 ^oha Davit, 27 do do 
 
 Thomas M. Bliij, 28 do do 
 Cicorge p. Bliff, ?9 du do 
 
 Paymaster. 
 
 Jat. Taylor, (ca»t) 14 Jan 
 1'24 
 Adjutant,. 
 e, F.H.Minchin, C<ipt. 
 ,, . , l«S«pl. ^3"^ 
 
 (luartitrm'aiter. 
 B. Wolhaupitr, Capt. 
 
 11 Oct. sa 
 
 ' Surgeon, , 
 
 Aithtata ".'uvgeon. 
 H. A.ilartti 19 M^r. 'Sa 
 
 nr$t Lteuttnanti. " 
 F. E. Beckwith, 31 Aug '30 
 W. N. Akoriey, 1 8«pt do 
 S.D.]4*ejieii«>n,10Juii''U 
 
 Seeond lAeutcnaMi. 
 Thoi. Bowden, 11 Oct >dO 
 Wn.Watta,, jr. 19Jun. '43 
 
 Rifiea attached to [si 
 < Batt. York. 
 
 Major. 
 t. k. Wilmot, 26 Mar. '38 
 > Cnptaint 
 
 Wm. M'Beath, 30 Aug '33 
 Jobs Simpson, 19 Jiui«,'43 
 
 9«eendBattaliosi 
 
 Lieuttnant-CoUntl. 
 JobnAlleiw 21 May '21 
 
 Major, 
 W. DaTidion, 8 8'p(. '34 
 Abrak. Terxa, lOSap. >38 
 
 Captaint. 
 0««)rg« Long, 2 Feb '29 
 W, C. Joilia, 3 do io 
 Ja. Ror' ^o^', 4 do do 
 J«««es Mile*, 2 \pril '92 
 Jchn Btrkor, fO ^pl. *8[) 
 J. Hauar 'id, do '94 
 W. Davidioa, 7 do d« 
 D. F lilljps, ;« do i' 
 John Ycrif*, 10 6e|*. K'' 
 Enoch Dow, 1 1 d'> *■' '* 
 Daniel Paroitl, 13 dw «{i 
 James Junai. 14 d* do 
 
 L4eut «<::,,», , 
 B. Burn 21 Iffot ^ 
 
 George Fox, 24 do do 
 R. E. Barker^ « Sept *g4 
 Henry Jones, t drt do 
 Thns. Parrnl, 9 do do 
 D. Yerxa, Jun. lOSep. 'SO 
 JauesGllflT, It d« do 
 Jacob M'f£«> ,12 do ik> 
 James Christy, 13 d>> do 
 Beuj.WHeiikr, 14 do do 
 Rbbt. KilbuiB, 16 do do 
 David Daw. IT do do 
 John Brewer, 5 Feb *38 
 Johit Davidson. i» a« d* 
 Asa Dow, 17 do du 
 
 T. R. Pati4>raon, 18 do do 
 J kes Helton, 3 April '41 
 u^ j^eph C. Allan, 14 do 
 
 Eniigm. 
 W«. Jones, 6 July '39 
 T. Parent, 8 do do 
 
 S. Croukilr, It do do 
 P. Watson, 14 do du 
 B, Huestis, 7 do «34 
 
 Ch. Long, 15 Feb '30 
 J. S. ElfiKOod, 16 do do 
 T. B. Wheoler, 18 do do 
 B. Alherlon, 19 dodo 
 
 J. W. Raiasford, 19 do do 
 J tines Pirent, 20 do do 
 Mal(hewPhilli|^s,21 dodo 
 TliiiDiit* Fraser, 29 do do 
 Wm. Kilburn, 13 Apr. * 1 
 And. nammmd, 14 db 
 Elijahftt'les, 15 do 
 
 Joi»ph Parent, 16 d» 
 James Brown, 17 do. 
 
 Pajftnatttr. 
 Thof.Jones, cap. 13 Ap 'I 
 
 A«^fMtitnt. 
 I. Liwrottco, t. 30 8ep.'90 
 
 W. Oavorhiil, 16 Apl '32 
 
 (^rtettnutttr. 
 X>. Ptrcnl, Eos. 8 July '4I( 
 
 Third Bailalk>n-<^[Liglil 
 
 Infantry.) 
 
 LUuttnant Cotvtml, 
 John Robinion, 1 J a* 'It 
 
 Majot . 
 A.M'Lt«ii, bJuno'aS 
 
 Cdf>fa<n<. 
 Rosi Ourri*, 12 Dec. '36 
 D. llallett, IS do do 
 Goo. ClOiBOHli, 14 do d» 
 L. C^ ^pbrll, 15 do do 
 J, M*^(<ihbon, 12 June '90 
 P. Oantpbell, 8 do i& 
 Jwn«Btrpheni,20 Sep '37 
 Arch. "^'LeoD, 10 do '38 
 Alrx. > II, afr. l5July'39 
 fo\\'.i iViUoan, 18 may, '49 
 James OarmaD, 4 Ap. *42 
 
 HeUtttUiilU 
 
 Wb. Stirlii^ 8juno!i}ff 
 Jacob Hr«wn, 19 do K 
 Thos.Oampben, 12 lop '8 
 Robert Palmor, 13 do d» 
 Geo. Ndvcrs, 18 may, '40 
 Wifi. Daytoo, 19 do 
 J>thnM'LooM, SO do 
 Alx.Otilnpbell jr. 21 Jto 
 WyHeatWilliaius,4Ap'42 
 Thos.Wiigbt, jr. 5 do do 
 H. Coup«>rthwaile, 6 do do 
 Hv. n. RohinioB, 7 dt^'lo 
 John Burpo, 8 do do 
 
 £n<tfnf. 
 Pot. M*Farlniie, tn mxT '40 
 Snmuel Esler« 21 do 
 Miles M'MiiInn, 32 «k> 
 Wm. Clayton, jr. 23 do 
 Ai**x. Donald, 4 Apr. '2 
 Frederick Estey, 5 do do 
 Sxm., Clayton,, 6 do do 
 Wm. Piokard, 7 do do 
 Josh. 0. Fol'si, 8 do do 
 1inb»r| WiUgh, 9 do d'> 
 F.P.Robioton, jr. 25 jul. <» 
 
 AdjmwkU 
 T.Wright, cop, 20 May '37 
 
 Surgeon. 
 Jomes Rohh, 8 Marib, \13 
 
 QtinrtermMtcf. 
 Jacob JDunphy, % Sey 'C 
 
 iC 
 
 Ms 
 
SAINT JOHN CITY LIGHT INFAKTRY. 
 
 :%*.■ 
 
 it ^ 
 
 /jieutenant Colonel. 
 p. L. Pel«r«, 27 Nov. *S9 
 
 Major. 
 < GK. D. Rubiiuon, 27 do do 
 
 K. L. J«r»ii, 30 Jan '33 
 O. Drurjf, 81 do do 
 
 T. Jft'MackIn, 1 Feb do 
 f K N U Lu<rin, 50 May do 
 W. l^tckinion, SI do do 
 9mm A«*ley. (Afr.) 1 
 > ' [Sep. '35 
 
 6. lliitehHiinn, 17 do do 
 T.W.P-terfcA «.29 Ja»'39 
 HC. O. Smilh, 27 jurio '40 
 AIM. RoberU»«,2J j«n 
 Wm. Ii«garty, 24 do 
 E. L. Thornt, 25 do 
 
 Fir»t lA utOManti. 
 BouglaiGttrke, 30 aia>*33 
 
 W. U. Scoril, 1 June do 
 G. Krtehiim, Af. 1 Sep '35 
 SiiuonW.Cnck, 10 Ap'SS 
 Thot. S. E«ieT, 19 Ap. do 
 T. Ni4brt,ir. 33ApiU'S9 
 Jviiii W. Smith, 24 do do 
 Oeure* Wheeler, 25 do do 
 J. W. AI'Le«(i,(RiAeO 
 
 27 June '40 
 EdMiiad Kayc, 24 do '1 
 Gforge Thoiuati 25 do 
 Gei. HuUhiMoa, jr. 26 do 
 
 Stoond Li.utenants. 
 JebDW.CuJlip, Af. 1 Sep, 
 |'35 
 E. A. Price, AT. 31 Aug '36 
 Win. E. Moore, 21 do do 
 WillMm Howard, 22 do do 
 Wm. F. Smith, tOSep ik> 
 D. M. Rohertioii, 2S Ap '99 
 T. W. Itoborlioit, 24 do do 
 
 R. S. Hiitehuon, 25 do Jtr 
 T. A. Paddock, 26 da do 
 Ja«. Ruberlfon, SO 8»p '3t 
 Tlioi.M'Avi<7,r.28j<i|.'4l 
 GurCavut Jarvi*, 2 ang. do 
 Win. H. Ad>iiii*, 3 do 
 Ob. M'Lean U4idner,4d<t. 
 Jai.Macrarlane, lOaiig *S 
 
 Pmjfmatter* 
 
 Jai. Kirk, ««p>. 32 A^^. 'M 
 
 AdjiUant. 
 T.W. Pften, c. 29 Ji». 
 
 Surgeon. 
 J. Ba]rd,M.D. 6 Sop. 
 
 ^Hmrtermmnter. 
 
 Samrl. L. TilUy, li. 16 Oc4 
 
 [ISIff 
 
 Enrolling Officer. 
 
 Th», Baldwin, cap. 21 Ju). 
 
 •32. 
 
 Mi 
 
 SAINT JOHN CITY RIFLES. 
 
 Licutenitnt Colonel. 
 J, V. Thurc ar, 29 Aug M2 
 
 fliajot: 
 Wm. H. Strtel, do do 
 
 Captaini. 
 Jiihn Wl»hari, 8 Nor. '33 
 l<:.W.Gre«RWooH,24 Fe'39 
 Cha«. Johii.t''tt,28>uly '41 
 .7 aim ». W4id, 30 do 
 Thiima«W)iUice, 31 do 
 Jawc* Natbtry, 1 aug do 
 Tbni.A S<nelo*u 29 «ug '2 
 •f.G.TiidxU, 23huk.'43 
 I^ltc*aBeb«rtMn, 24 do do 
 
 First Lieutcnantt. 
 
 Geo. F. Smith, 2 Aug. '41 
 John H. (irav, S (k> do 
 G.M'Lauchlaii, 29aue. '42 
 CharUt Menitl, SO do do 
 J. W. Ilanford, 23 aug. '43 
 Obaf.W. Koilgri»,24dodo 
 S. J. Samuel, 35 dn do 
 Reberi fibivci, 26 do do 
 
 Second Licutenmntt. 
 Wm. Ciirvill, 29 ai.g. '42 
 Henry J. Gbubli, 80 do 
 ThM. R. Gordon, 31 do 
 
 J. M. DuVcriret, 1 lep. do 
 Wm. Warwick, 2 do 
 David Powell, 23 aug. >4» 
 W.R.M.Burti<, 24 do dn 
 Willi«u Keaak, 25 do da ' 
 
 Paymaster, 
 I. L. BcJetl, SOSe|». W 
 
 A tjutant. 
 T.B.IUillidKe,(c) 29attg 42 
 
 Quartermailer. 
 U.Cbubb, a^p. II Sep.'2« 
 
 Surgeon. 
 H. Oook, 30 Aug. *2V 
 
 SAINT JOHN SEA FENOIDLES. 
 Litutenant Colonel AlltnOtty, Commani{im'.—(26tb February, ItSS.) 
 
 "%# 
 
 JIfajor. 
 
 SkmLStiango, 25july,';43 
 
 » Cuftnint, 
 
 Tlinm»* Reed, 2 Aug. '30 
 1. Pon-irord, 30 Jnu. '34 
 Wtn. V. ScoJI, 21 J»n. do 
 .iMkaRot'd, 17 Aug. '30 
 Wm. Lawlon, (S do do 
 ri«o.L.Lo»»'H,2fi Dec.'n 
 U>^ivrK<t Eitglei. 10 Sep '.IS 
 y*m Jordan, 11 June, '42 
 joku Uroivl^ 12 do 
 
 LitHtenants. 
 
 \V. Dr«ke, 29 Mir. '25 
 .1. diKcbhouia, do do 
 N. Vail, 2a Mir. '.IS 
 
 T. Rud.Iiek, 27 di* do 
 J.h. Owent, 2JJ;uiy.':ii 
 
 Edward Eaglei, 21 do do 
 J. W. M. Iriib, 22 do do 
 JohnMuriaTi 2.3 do do 
 Wm. M*Kay, 24 (io de 
 Jvmei Olivi', 25 do do 
 Wm. Ciaike, 96 do do 
 Abner Hamplon, 27 Ju do 
 John Slraiisflf 38 do do 
 Gilbi-rt Joidtn, 30 do do 
 Wiriiani Ball, 31 do do 
 KJward Lnne, I Feb do 
 R. O. Moran, 8 do do 
 B. Fr«>er, 4 do do 
 
 John RichaidiMi, 17 Au '36 
 Geo. Slanion, 36 Dec. *S7 
 BHiiamin Peel, 27 do do 
 Andicw 0. 9tty, 28 Jo do 
 John Hawt, 10 Sep '38 
 Jumei Urige«, It do do 
 Cbat. Eagiti, 12 do do 
 
 Wm. Wright, 13 do d» 
 UeorteOlty, ll^unt, *42 
 R. W. Orookthiok, jr. 12 
 d« 
 Ricbaid lorat, 13 do 
 
 Adjutant, 
 
 T.M. Smith, e. 33 F«k.« 
 
 PajfmaUtr, 
 
 Benjn. Slanioa, (C4pl 90 
 M«y, '33,) 26 D««. *S7 
 
 Quurtermaittr. 
 
 Wm. Liuvkt, aap. 23 Feft. 
 
 Surgeon, 
 J.pjfUuck, 30 d* do 
 
■'m 
 
 't, lien. 
 
 J» 
 
 [, 2 d« 
 
 
 23 aiig. 
 <, 24 do 
 
 '» 
 
 drt 
 
 1, 25dod«' 
 
 ter. 
 
 
 SO Sep. 
 
 W 
 
 nt. 
 
 
 t) 29iiig 
 
 42 
 
 uttr. 
 
 
 11 Sep. 
 
 '21 
 
 53 
 
 SAINT JOHN COUNTY REGIMENT. 
 LievtPBMil Golo.iel Charlw SinionJ , Comman lin*— 29(h MjrcK, It2i. 
 
 FirttBattalioa. 
 
 Lttntenant Cofnnel. 
 Ge». Anderwn, 27 Nor.*38 
 
 Major. 
 G. C. Gnrman, 24 OcL *43 
 
 Captaim. 
 B»m\. Oaiton, 5 Ap* il '25 
 Robeit Paynr>, 17 May, do 
 Jm. Ketfi.Hrn,23Jiily.'2^ 
 
 }Hn\%\ Annlej, 23 Oct. d« 
 ailie* Pnyne, I Sfpl. '4 
 Rioh'dCifmm, SSefit. '6 
 Katimn Godioe, 8 Dec. 1 
 3. M'Oonkpy, 27 Nov. '8 
 Cli. Walrrhf rr, 9 Ap. '9 
 «w). Clarke, 21 Oct '43 
 T.Cuan rd, 21 d<i do 
 Wm. Parks 22 do do 
 
 J. FIfwclliiir, 2.1 .)o do 
 C.W.Kctchum. rr24 do do 
 
 laeutenantn. 
 D. L. Dykeman, 28 Jii!.'28 
 ON. Tiieal, 29 Ho do 
 
 J. Ketchiim, SO d<» do 
 J. Stephrnt, 27 Oc . do 
 Jii4 Barllrtt, SdAus. '30 
 W. H. Travif, 25 0.;t. do 
 W.Crafi, 1 |(. rif. 11 Or do 
 J. Quinlon, 2d do. 13 do da 
 r. Jordan, Hilodo 
 
 Robert Ciinnard, 15 dn do 
 D.II.Andftrion^. 1 8«t<.'34 
 J.F.Goddard, rir.2 du do 
 Hen. Ke(rhuin,ri(. 3 <i« dt 
 Andrew Black, 27 No» '38 
 T. Giltenpie, I It. 9 A(>. 'rt 
 « Vaii^han, 20 O. t. '43 
 J. Litijglrj, 21 da do 
 
 John An.'Iey, 22 Oct. MS 
 W. Welinore. 23 d.i do 
 R.Whitoid-, jr 1 It r 24 do 
 Geo.Yoiinir, 2 It r 24 do do 
 G.V.Nonlin, Af 24 do do 
 Ja<. Ilowaril, Af 25 do d« 
 
 Oha«. Tlieal, 27 Nov. '38 
 ThiM. M'OruiD, 28 i.'o rfo 
 Nat. Lee, 29 do do 
 
 Robert SleTCBi. 3i) d<> do 
 Tho». Pa'ks 20 0ci. '13 
 G.M.Andertnn, 21 do do 
 W.h.A.Kean*, 22 do do 
 ManiiceTdion. 23 do do 
 Wau M'A»iiy, C4 do do 
 
 Ailjutant. 
 A. Maar.tC'i, C4|>t. 8 Au.*24 
 
 Paymtuter, 
 O.Matthew, c. 30 Au3. '30 
 
 Surgeon. 
 S. G.II'imilion. do do do 
 
 Quartennaslt r. 
 W.Scdiuiu('ll,r. 16 Apr.'33 
 
 Second Uaiialion. 
 
 Lieutenant Colo-nd. 
 James Meran, 3 Sept. '36 
 
 Mujor. 
 C. L. Hath-wty, 3 do do 
 
 Captain*. 
 J. Cunningliam, 25 Oc. '30 
 John Fowiir*, 16A11;;. '1 
 Will. M^G titiion, 17 do do 
 Willuin Va.l, 6 Der. '37 
 Samtirl AHItuit, 7 do do 
 James Swi'ii, 11 Sep '38 
 George Uall, 9 Ore. '39 
 
 Eph Sentill, f July, '40 
 Wai. O. Cniy, 7 do 
 Stephen Moner, h do*43 
 John B. Tattiion, 28 fe|i.'4i 
 
 Licutcnnntt. 
 Thoma« Uean, 8 Auf. '31 
 A. Urad«h>ii«, 1 .Iiily^do 
 Tbom^* Fownes, 17 <lo to 
 Geo. Mis' CD, ti Otr. '7 
 Jas. Hatbewav, lOiBap. 'S 
 W. R. S-ntifl, 6/dly,'40 
 Philip Moiier, i da 
 J^iiie* Muran, t ilo 
 William JnrdiB, 9 do 
 Jtmr* O. Cody, 10 do 
 Danl. Gillaalier, fil)ec'40 
 A.G. Cronk,hank, 24 le.Mi 
 J. CunuiDuhtm, 16 Oct '48 
 
 Entignt, 
 11. Anibonr, 22 Sept. '21 
 Tho4. Beaii, jr. lO Sap. '38 
 Edw4rd liroMrii, 1 1 du lio 
 ridwHrd Miller, 6 July, '40 
 Edward Sentill, 7 <W 
 Roherl L»iu, f da 
 Simo'i V<«uf;h4a, 9 do 
 Win. Fowiiei, 10 i^t 
 Gtofj^e Fownes, do 
 
 Win.Bal, 5 Dec. '40 
 
 .T.0.Ciook*h*nh,2R ^e.* 4l 
 Thus. D* war, jr. Iff Oct '43 
 
 A^Jutaitt. 
 T.H.BIar.k,cap.5Au(. *91 
 Pavmatter. \^ 
 J. R.P«rtri"W,ri»p.24>H)» 
 
 Qufftermmtcr. 
 T. Stephen*, 30 Aug. '30 
 
 SurgioH. 
 a J. Haiding, 1 Jan. '82 
 
 8UNUURY COUNTY MILITIA. 
 
 UnUenant Colonel. 
 T. O. Milei, 25 Oct. 1828 
 
 ^ Mo/or. 
 
 Oro. Hajrwaid, 6 Apr. '34 
 G<o.P<i«itley,22Mai.Ml 
 
 Cnptaini, 
 K. A. Miles. 3H0it. '2!) 
 Jere. Tracey, 25 An;. '29 
 W. S. Barker, 2 Aug. '30 
 Linut Saely, 7 d<> do 
 G.H.N. Harding, 108a '38 
 Jare Di. Soiith, lido do 
 Chat. Oiiiwei, Isep, '10 
 Nath. Hubbard, 23 Ang'4:i 
 llosai Cvkurn, 24 du du 
 
 lAeutenanti. 
 C. Ila/en, 24 Au«. '29 
 
 T. Na<on, jun. 26 da Ho 
 Jolin ai.<aiar, ID Sep. '38 
 Ttfs. II. Sinlh, 12 dud* 
 G>o. Neveis, jiMi. I «rp'40 
 HM.kiah Hii>t, 2 da 
 John Drown, 3 do 
 
 W EMabiook<, 23nuK.'43 
 Binj. n^ikt-r, 24 du do 
 8. P. Es«ulir<K>k«, 25 dodo 
 
 Eiaign». 
 Sawwel Sniit'i, lOSep. *3A 
 K.t'*>itB'-riii\v*»ie, I ««p.'40 
 Gin. T. Harding, 2 da 
 Julin J. llaili'y, 3 dn 
 
 Hiel Camp, 4 do 
 
 Aaion llarti, 5 do 
 
 Win. Gilhcri, 23 aog. '41 
 Arrli. Pliiinnier, 24 do «in 
 Cbas. Tilley, S5 do Jo 
 
 Adjutant. 
 J. Ilaaen, cap 25 Aug. 'it 
 
 Pavinn«t«r. 
 
 a«o. Prie'ilry. 8 8e. '38 
 
 [mnjor 22 Miurcb, '41 
 
 Qunrt<rmntt-'r. 
 
 Z. B. Uruwn, 29 Mar. '36 
 
 iSurfcon. 
 J. W. Barker, 30 Aug. '90 
 
 Fir't Battalion. 
 
 CHARLOTTE COUNTY MILITIA. 
 
 Lieittcnnnt Colonel. Captains, 
 
 M' 
 
 •at>,' 
 
 T 
 
 Wni. tiMuelt, 4 Apr. 'W John Ro.lnci, 2H 3»n9, 'aft 
 
 «^. 
 
 Colonel. Maori. TI)«nnUrriy, « l>ec. '."fl 
 
 l^|b M-Kv, 1 Nor. 1793 Jamos B«|J^ 47 AIsicli, '40 Jas SUfisvi^, td, 7 »|«7, ' U 
 
54 
 
 1^. 
 
 i 1* 
 
 ■v^' 
 
 liT, 
 
 John M'Curdy, 8 Moy, '41 
 J. ATin9r,(t. r.) 5 Apr. *2 
 
 First Juieutenantt. 
 S.H.\yhitlocli,(r.)6 De '37 
 Sanud Getljr, 7 do An 
 J«hn Parkin«ea, 25 may '33 
 Hsn. Hitching*, 7 Mxy '41 
 J«Jbii Tr««dwcll, rif. 8 do 
 C^«oae Siinpion, 13 do 
 WakViiloney, ». f. S apr.'2 
 
 Sp^kd lAevtenant$. 
 J. lU Boyd, I if. »«iay, 41 
 Joha M< Ooual, rif. 10 Jo 
 Joho L. JarvH, i.f. 5 apr. '2 
 
 tlnsigtu. ,. 
 Thoi. Binae, jr. 8 Dm. 37 
 John Bradford, 13 May, 41 
 Alex. GilmaD, 14 do 
 John Irrin, 5 apr. '2 
 
 Paymatter. 
 J. Wilson, c^p. 2 Sept. '25 
 
 Adjutant. 
 
 7. n. Whi'.lock, (capt.)25 
 
 V . Srpt 1832 
 
 Quirtenmttter. 
 Wni.Whitlock, c. 5 apr. 42 
 
 Surgean. 
 Bam. Frye,, S Sept 1817 
 
 Atsktant Surgton 
 S.F.Gore,M.D.7miv'4 
 
 BacpntI Battalion. 
 
 Lieutenant XJofonel. 
 Thos. Wytr,- 22 June, '24 
 
 Major. 
 
 Umk Flaherty, 1 Jan. '33 
 
 Cnptnint. 
 J'. Olinoh, 1 April, '21 
 Jsd. OalilT, 1 June, '20 
 II. Srclye, 27 May, * 
 J3|. Pratt, 22 Jul/, K 
 B. M'Farlane, ■ 6 Dt«. 
 
 JS. WalUc^ iOJ*iiy, 
 
 jttiuiti CBigiij, n do iio 
 
 nMJithtwion^ 19ltfar.'a9 
 Areb. M Oailum, 20 do Ho 
 Dun. M'Farlane, 21 do de 
 Tliilip Juitiion, 30S^p. do 
 n<vM Turner, 30 July, 42 
 
 .' Limtenantti 
 
 JMIninelt, 2JHly,'29 
 <teo. M'Kensif, ^0 do. 32 
 J. JujtiwB. Udo'52 
 
 r. M'Diarmr.l, 01 July, '38 
 Samuel Califl, 1 Aug. do 
 tieo. M'Kay, 21 Mar. 'd9 
 Juhn BuckttaflT, 23 do do 
 Kubart Vanion, 24 do d>* 
 W.W. I1a«kiui,30.july 42 
 JelytMaiin, 31 de do 
 JPaler Clinch, 1 i)U( do 
 Janiei|0a*iet, 2 ii» 
 
 Roht Alciii<e«), 3 do 
 
 Alex. Ai'Kay, 4 49 
 
 Eiuigm. 
 
 Win. SniarU, 20 Utaf. '39 
 D.Mb>Uiie,3d, 22dado 
 John Turner, jr. 23 do d" 
 HughM'llLiy, 90 Sept d* 
 Oha4. M'6ee, 2e/uly,'4 
 Ch. O^rsoii, 30 July, '2 
 John Ooyd, 31 do 
 Hu. M%>>od, jr. I au;i. ds 
 Henry 6. Seelye, 2 do 
 Wm. Mahuod, 3 de 
 Juhn Onig, 4 do 
 
 Pnymcutfr. 
 T.T.Wyrr.lC. 19Mar.'39 
 
 4yutant. 
 ^ieh. M'tice, It. 5 aiif. '42 
 
 SurgeoH. 
 Edw, Dcwolf|«;25 Miy, 10 
 
 Qua>iermaster. 
 Joi. Meuijielt, (Lieut.) 19 
 June, 1838 
 
 Third Battalion. 
 
 LtetUenarU Colonel. 
 Half it Hatch, IS June '26 
 
 Major. 
 C. tl. Hatbeway, 6 Mar '36 
 
 Cantnini" 
 Jamei Brown, - Jan '31 
 ^hifip Newton, 5 de do 
 H. H. Haich, 15 Feb. '9 
 IDnniel tfatcemb, 21 mar. 42 
 
 ?l. FilWerald, 22 d» 
 obn M'lntosh. 73 do 
 Wb.. ChiflVy, 28 June »43 
 O. i^. O. Hot'iicway, 27 do 
 
 LteutifnnntM. 
 a. A. Babcock, 21 mar. '42 
 N. Dogget, 22 do 
 
 Wel.CnrHeroB,26 june'43 
 Oharlei Hatch, 27 do do 
 ,, . Umipu. 
 Aug. Baocrort, 18, Sept ^7 
 W«r..ln^friol1,J^Ji(ne.de 
 J. Macintnad, 28 M >y, '$8 
 Jeht^bhVifey, id Fa^ '40 
 T|i9t. L. Me»e», 21 nnr. '2 
 Joseph Pa'tch, d2 d* 
 ^o^pFkher, 2J de 
 
 Adjutant. 
 T. MtMci^ cap. 1 Aug *34 
 
 Quat-ter Maxtert. 
 'Gee. Kay, 18 Feb. '40 
 Joiiai Winehettei, , 18 do 
 
 Surgtm. 
 W. 0. M Slay, 18 M«y '&• 
 
 Feuctli Ballali9*. 
 
 J. Young, (ri.) 29 Mar '27 
 
 JritatU CotvKtU 
 
 N Marka, '^july, '40 
 
 rtajtrf. 
 Aaron Vplon, "XSjnU *41 
 Jaa^ei Brewn, 2d m, 34 de 
 
 t: 
 
 J. Connrek, 2 Feb '29 
 Alex. GiaAl, 1 MaUh '32 
 W. TKoiNpsoD, 9 April '34 
 D.tvid U|iton. 10 do do 
 TiiM. Mitchell. It de do 
 3au Maxwell, 15 Feb. '39 
 Wm. Libby, 16 de de 
 
 Win. M'Leod, 17 do do 
 D.V.C Irndennins;. 18 do do 
 Jrvbn OriwBMr, 2SiJM\y M) 
 John Niabelt, 24 de 
 J 4 met McDonnell, 25 do 
 Thos. B. Abboti, 96 do 
 
 first laeutenntUs. 
 H.M'Alliiter, 27Mar'2« 
 A. Clendenning, r. 6 Fe 29 
 W.Arrn»troog, r. 6 Apr '32 
 JoiinHinnab, 10 do do 
 Joi. Andrews, 16 Fkb. 39 
 William Warsoii^20 dodo 
 John Mhxwi'II, 2 do do 
 Jamtts Murrhie, 23j'uly '41 
 Jesiey Christie^ 24 de 
 Jacob Read, 25 <l» 
 
 Jos. H. Mixwrll, 2K d» 
 Mark Milberry, 27 ifo \ 
 Millhew linnaah, 2 do 
 
 i$scond IJ4iutinanti. 
 A. Lindiay, 5 April '92 
 S. Hill, (riflpt) 7 d» do 
 Joi Young, (r.) « Feb '39 
 Danl. M'Atlifier, 7 do de 
 x^anob H«|i|is, de de 
 
 Ensigns. 
 H>ir.Thninpioa, 17 Feb.'3.9 
 Unrris ScotI, 6 du do 
 
 Joliii M*Leo«l, 9 de do 
 Justin Moure, 20 do do 
 Samuel Thema<, 2 do dc 
 John M'Kinzif, 23yul,'4l 
 Stephen Ames," 24 do 
 Samufi (famitton, 2S'df 
 Jfthn Mitrhcll, 26 d# 
 Daniel Sullivan, 27 do 
 Geo. 7.. TkoiuBun, 2 de 
 
 Rifle Company. 
 
 Al*s> Uqchnnan, dapt. 23)1 
 
 >ly,MI 
 
 John Marks )r. In It. do 
 
 JohnOViinpbell, 2dlt. do 
 
 Adjutant. 
 A. Oampbell, cap 2 Ap. 'S2 
 
 Paymnster. 
 J.Mirkt, c^; . I March 'd* 
 
 * *■ QuBrlccmnffer. 
 R. Watson, lit SJune, *39 
 
 Snrgson. 
 L. Wallow, '1 March '32 
 
 Aftkiittnt $urg0b%. 
 Oon.U|iii, ni.U.ad>l.'41 
 
 „'^1 
 
 n 
 
65 
 
 Cavtlry atlaehed (o Fourih First Lieutenant. CcmeL 
 
 Battalion. Win. Woodcock, do do Thornaj CottartI, 26 d«*40 
 
 K '^' Captain. ■ ^"^^ Liey^ttnant. f^iMrtefmntttr. 
 
 ti ^ i^.R.BucljaDin, IsydlMO Jolm Yourj, do do Jacob Libboe, IS/iilji '^ 
 
 WESTMORLAND COONTY MIlltlA. 
 
 Coloael Willianft Botiford, Oommaodinf. 
 
 ITirit Batt«li0B. Second Baltalion. Ja<. J. Cv^.nis SjuIy.^M 
 
 jTfijfw. Win. Fawcel!, 4 1* 
 
 T. E. Smith, 12july, '42 Lieutenant Co1»neL A. R. Wetmore, 5 Mr. *4S 
 
 Poptaim. E. A. Uohfard, 1 Jaa 32 8. C>r. Oitlton, 18 ttff, *i3 
 
 Waa, Siffilk, 12 June '26 Mftjor. John S. Chipinan, l8dod* 
 
 Jat. Bettly, 19 May, '23 D. Ghapmau, 18 June '3 David Ctiapman, 20d« d» 
 
 K. Stilts, 16 m^y, 29 Caftains^ Roht. Trenholm, 21 do da 
 
 S. Underwood, 28 July '32 G. Otilton, 6 April '28 Christ. Richardton, 22 do 
 
 J. CranHall, 29 do do M. Goinew^ll, 6 do <<o John Les;»rr, 2S do d* 
 8. Babinot, 30. d'> do Janifti Evanii, 17Jun '28 Adjutant. 
 
 D. Hannin^ton, 22 do do J.ohn Cha|itnan, 18 do do J.Ch^pni4n,CMi 18 Jim *8S 
 A'e«. Gain, 23 do do W. P. Sayre, 26 July '30 Qtiaiter Matft*. 
 
 Bli«4 Botaford, 25 F«b. '39 R, Taylor, 27 do do Thos. S_«vrc, cipt. do A» 
 
 ^t": 
 
 JjN. Chapman, 16 Nov.'4d H. Ch'apnian 24 Sep! '32 Faynta«er. 
 
 Gliipm<iiiOot<rnrd,2Adndo Joieph Allitou, ^dkp.) 32 
 
 R.B.Chapm 411,^2 Jnn '35 Junt, '35 
 
 Tlios, Cocliran, 23 An do Surgtim, 
 
 Cha«. Thibideaii, du do do R. Sna'ith, I Jiin« *40 
 
 Ch. Dixon, 2 April, '40 Amitta-at Sut^emn. 
 
 Jas Maxwoll, S d6 J. N. Murphy, i >iy, *<a 
 
 Wm. Miln*-, 17 do 
 
 John SlultK, \S do 
 
 John Sroti, 19 do 
 
 ttichari Bell, 20 do 
 
 LiKUtenanta 
 J. Ge'tMr, 12 June '26 
 
 6. W«Hon, 8 Miy '28 Henry O^den, 1 July, '4t 
 J. W«llii%, SOJurv'32 S^ui. T. Itl&cfc, 2 da 
 P. Gonttaiiline, I Aug do O. Boulienhouit, S do 
 1. llanniK^ton, 22 May, 33 Wm. Atkin«nn, 12 July '42 
 John Boyd, 23 do do Liauienant*. 
 
 TMr4 BttltalloB. 
 
 v.. Bobfon, SI do 
 
 O. H»nnington,25 do 
 
 -A. S. Wilniot, 16 Nov. '40 
 
 17 do 
 
 18 do 
 
 19 d'> 
 
 20 do 
 
 21 An 
 
 22 do 
 2J do 
 
 Tho«. WHHnc, 
 R. D. Chipman, 
 «am. Mill, 
 3l»t»n Welling, 
 Jacob Tritet, 
 C\mu Lockhart, 
 
 %aAif Bmilh, 
 
 — Ensign*. David Taylur, K do 
 
 J.lfelton, ISMty •28 Otlio R. Si^re, 4 do 
 S.t.n<t, 17 May 20 Win. ir»«ilieNlioM»«, 5 do 
 F.1rhib'ii«>nH, 3 h»i 32 Tho<.Oj(d<'4^2 |(. aH. 6 do 
 Oao. Oodirnn, 21 M^y 33 N.BulmAr,.: Itar.l2,iul.42 
 Chai. Reffiod, 22 do do Ch. Paliuar, do. IS do ili> 
 OHv«r Pitfield, 23 May do Blair Uourord, 18 aug. '43 
 " Entigtu. 
 
 H Aprn '28 B. OlarH SBHay *M 
 18 June '28 . Caatuimt. 
 
 30 July 'SO John S«iifc, 27 April 9S 
 
 31 do ds D. OaMtron, 12 Jiina W 
 S2Junt '35 T. B. Moort, 83 Oct dk 
 
 Q(K>. Sco'ullar, 23 do do J. Brewiter, 1 Aa| *.flB 
 Wm. Uroaro, L9Juua'36 O. Oalkhu, S dti do 
 Wm.Uhapinan, 2 Aaril,'40 S. Peek, 17 Aiic 'SB 
 
 Win. Bowier, 5 do W. Kiriipitrick, B3 Ap 'A 
 Wm. Barne<, I July, 41 . Daniel Bteevea, S4 do dfo 
 David Taylor, B " 
 
 do Jos. We III, 
 do T. Ayrt, 
 J. Culirr, 
 £i. B(K»ruid, 
 Thui. Sayrc, 
 
 Ony eilhert. |« Nov. '40 
 Horatio Smtlh, i t do 
 JahnW«llinf,jr. I 8 do 
 HeAjimln Walfirtg, I 9 do 
 Ueofg* Rftrper, 90 do 
 
 Aijutant. 
 B. Dottrord,(c.) 12jut7'43 
 
 Piyma$ter. 
 
 ']. Robinion, r. 12 July '3B Kdwin Dixon, 4 
 
 Quarter Mitiir. Orana UMrtori, 'A 
 
 J. Onrlar«,rap 20 I«ov*32 Gideon Maa«vrli,iT 
 
 Surgson, Jame* Casfdy, $ 
 
 €S.Tke»l,llD«tiyo.*40 /anM Tavlor, :« 
 
 JtHiMta^ Sutgedn. Oao. Oodii^ana, 10 
 
 John Olev«lind,S5 do do 
 John 1^<tk»y, lifi/jr »-ll 
 Aaroh H<iibiN0oti, % do 
 
 Lieutenants. 
 
 E. Peck. .-36 Oct. *i3 
 
 W. KmI 37 On 'IB 
 
 KiiaaPtA, 10 Jttiit'A 
 
 W. Groc^ IB dn do 
 
 Wm. Ltmk, S8 July 'M K. Sirpheitf art UXkm *db 
 
 €.BoaMerthnair,20'icp.ni2 B.U. Mewcomb, 3 Au% '3>« 
 
 Bt^DJ. Well*, 28 do >io fatk. Sintkait, Ot IM. 'S» 
 
 T. AnilM-MA, S4 June '3-5 Tho*. GUike, >4 iOt do 
 
 Jo*. White, 2')Ang'36 Mon'nar 8U<^«n«, 2id»do 
 
 D. IVrfwekaad, 9t do do B. 8iil««, 3 It. *n. AJSIyMO 
 
 W B.W>-Mun,3 Aprd '«) John lUdgeia, 'A^Wy HI 
 
 "■ ~ do fUnfm.MiinluHL t4t do 
 
 Joa4rphRoHinMi,^ d* 
 
 Wo 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 ltb«^ 0. Skarpe, do 4o Joqallian lUack, tj^\f,il T,«fitJ|^ra 
 
 Entigm. 
 J*hndt#iM, tl. JM* ^ 
 W«. Itodt«n,.»1i%to ;d« 
 CRohiAioa, # Aft. ^ 
 
 I, ^'Mi^'i 
 
 ¥ 
 
-■tiiwn, J I 
 
 t O. .^^^t^t. • PhlUn til."'"-''"'' 
 
 —. wet 23 1V«. Hughjon, 30 M.y wi ''• OhjpmnH, « 23 /u?y fj^^ 
 
 Vrt_^. — - ^'^ All«, Htwt. 30 Ma» »ii 
 
 I;' *f.-. 
 
 19 do i|« 
 i April MS 
 9 do do 
 6 d» A» 
 9 do do 
 14 Feb. »3t 
 IR do do 
 
 A.oSdZilow e r'?® ''•^'••^•S. IJ j" "^^ J-r^rToiier/ 
 
 Tho».Ul|oct, 10 Aiir>5? 1 »"">'""""•. 25 An. do *"'*'''",*;""••««, 10 aur.'a 
 
 Ji. Robioh..^, ^ Jo do E'^1? "T"' 2« '* i« A a ," ^-y 24 
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 yoi.-Ma.odr' lidjd': j,ti^*'"^' 
 
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 J;, J. Willi'oa, e^'io 1J AlViW*" 
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rj«oi«iCr«i,e, ;4 do 
 
 ».CnKk.,,(r.p,tM.y24) 
 11 M.j, '36. 
 
 JIaa Daridion, 16 Feb, 
 
 Surgeon 
 pohnT/iomp,on, 20>b..jo 
 
 ■ 57 
 
 ^'icutenant CotoniK 
 •'-». Gilmour, 27A|iriJ»J0 
 JI#A;or. 
 
 ElijihFowJer, llju„..42 
 *. , _ C:y taint, 
 
 JohnD«,nWd ,2j.,„r27 
 
 John M„Hroe, 22. „,?;»; S 
 Ales. McLifgan. 23 do 
 
 J.e«bH.vey, ,f„„. 30 
 T. Cougl,I,n, 22 do 
 
 f R i^'**"'"""* Co/one/. 
 
 - 1 ,, Major. 
 
 Ad. Fergmon. 19M,r. '39 
 
 J.Dou^Ia, 2SDer.-25 
 ^.M^no,h, 27 do do 
 
 ImpT"*' » March '37 
 A.M-PI,er,on,10 do do 
 
 HESTIGOUCHE COUNTF MitlTIA 
 
 Jwh-J Arb«, ' 1 2 '^y " 
 Aiez.CafnniiHi I a ^ .. 
 
 All,„ri^''-'*'*^' ^ 
 •''»• Fowler, (e,„.) j,j^ 
 
 ^»Mou.6oni.r;., ,2 do do 
 
 Ales. FercHoa, 19 jf^^gg 
 
 A P. *^'*'»'""'«f. 14 <io d. 
 
 ♦V. M'Phenon. 9 Mir »N7 
 Andrew Barbar.V, 11 j„j" 
 
 D. M'N-.r, 9 jj,„ ,37 
 
 *»h»M.II,r, 5 Sep.. '42 
 T . -. Major. 
 
 J.hnFr,,er ^Sept's 
 _- ^ajBraiHf. 
 
 ^titetLe*. I2j„ly'24 
 lj;hV,5n'5"*"''l3M,r'.l7 
 
 A3S?"'r5'«J.9A,.r'39 
 
 S««Mn| N.,„„/ 7 do 
 wrn, Or,j,^ l3J.ilv,'2l 
 
 Am'DS;:cr'2"5*'^'*« 
 
 Don IT * •' ^'S m iw »3i 
 J« jL*'';"°"'^'*M«r'.37 
 jiV« A5""r' 10 Ap, "js 
 
 •Wdlj,mB^.yd' ,o'!r-J" 
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 GIOUCESTER COU^TV M.UTU. 
 
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 H.MoBf,o«.py,ioM.rfh. 
 «• ler|„.r,n, ,2 j„ j^ 
 
 • ^' «^*"«r, M. p.. ,9 
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 And.G F,j,, 9jf^^ 
 W.ii. FM.er, 5 Sept. '42 
 
 W-n. P.I1,„, 9 ,^ 
 
 ••-•me* Ileiirv ia i 
 
 iv 1l l*""""' 12 .»o 
 *T«'UK.«,.,i()njoiii, /3 do 
 
 T.M.Den|„l.,r.9Ap.'39 
 Jn.Ltr.c-i,,. 12 July, '21 
 «<'bert GorJ,,,,, 9 A,,r. .33 
 
 Second UaUalion. 
 
 •'»'»n\ouii,f, lJa«. 1832 
 Major. 
 
 W.Landry, 1 March, '32 
 wr r» ^'tptnint. 
 l\"'^.V''"le. Hinne,'2f 
 
 Mi K '^"^ . lM««r.h ».« 
 reierOeUrac'c,? J; £ 
 
 " . sir?' .y r .* 
 
 Val. (iiht; ' ,4 J" ''* 
 
 *" \ P*">' le do do 
 J. «e»ni(., 13. July »•• 
 !•• p-impbeJI, 29 do 2 
 
 A. Landrv, 9 N«r. '5 
 A. Rol.i, /,a,„|, 10 ,,. r 
 
 KirHar,l„ir„:,'2'tt 
 JohnW I a do do 
 
 Th^'. Arch,,. IS ,,0 jr 
 ^>.v..l|.er,..o., ,9j„J; 
 
 l."l«e DuctU, Udo^; 
 
 r 
 
 «!f 
 
58 
 
 Wm. LouisiT, 
 Ji«. BlickaJLji-. 
 Wm. Dfy*H<lc, 
 JaOiei WaUh, 
 
 12 do d® ' Adjutant. ^rtrtennniter. 
 
 16 do ilo J.M'Intoih, cap 24 Dec. 31 Jno. Rkehio, IS May, *39] 
 
 1 4 do do Paymatler. , Surgeon, . 
 
 1 5 do do H.W.Daldwm, c. 1 Mar'32 6. L. Bulioi), 9 Nor. 
 
 \\ 
 
 I 
 
 \ 
 
 Fktt Ba((<iIion. 
 
 I, lieutenant Colonel. 
 1K M'Alinon, 2 April, 
 
 Major. 
 Qtorge Pag^R, 2 April, 
 
 Captains. . 
 Wm. BnMr«ei, 10 May, 
 R. Jardine, 21 Feb. 
 J.P.Ford (ri.!| 25 Nov. 
 .T. W. Weldou, 25 Oct. 
 Colin R.inkin, 21 May, 
 Saml. Girvan, 22 do 
 Wm. Brait, 2J do 
 Jo>. Muzeroll, 1 Jv^y, 
 Wm. Roach, 2 do 
 W. Fitzgerald, 2 April, 
 Wm. A.Blark, 
 
 Ltisutennntt. 
 Donald Rankin, 1$^ Feb. 
 J.A.Chre, [r]26M=iy, 
 Wm. Girvan, 27 do 
 A. M'Michael, 1 July, 
 Jchn Miller, 2 do 
 Andrew Dixon, 16 Apr. 
 John Mnine, 17 do 
 Pat*k. Danclly, 18 do 
 Jas. D. Welitoii, 19 do 
 Arch. F. It'Kty, 20do 
 Jai. Gallagher, 2 April, 
 
 KENT COUNTY MILTTIA. 
 
 Robl. M'AImon, i April '40 
 
 Ensigns. 
 D.ividWri({IU, 24 May '33 
 '40 John dure, [r] 26 do do 
 Eph. Wheton, IfiApr. 'S3 
 J. M, Walheii, )8 do 
 Wm. Doheriy. 19. d© 
 W. M'Willii.ni«,2Ap.'40 
 John Rankin, 3 do 
 DavH FoMer, 4 do 
 Peter MuserelJ, 5 do 
 
 Adjutant. 
 D.Swayne, [rap] 20 Jub'37 
 
 Qnarttrmasttr. 
 Thoi. Wood, [en] ) jul.'4r 
 
 Surgeon, 
 R^ MattersoB, 13 Feb '26 
 
 '40 
 
 '24 
 '26 
 do 
 '28 
 '33 
 do 
 do 
 '31 
 do 
 '40 
 
 '26 
 '33 
 do 
 '31 
 do 
 •38 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 '40 
 
 Second Battalion. 
 
 ZAevtenant Colonel, 
 Jiktati I<on|, 1 Jan. '32 
 
 Major. 
 John Bowser, 1 4 Oct. '4( 
 
 . , Captains. ■ 
 W.Hannington, 26 May '31 
 Ira Hicks, 27 do do 
 Robert Oyiart, 9 Aug. »l 
 Syd.Ofi<ipinan, 10 do do 
 Jacob G«!ner, 22 Oct. '33 
 
 Thos. A^nneau. 23 Oct 
 Chas. R. Smith, 1 4 Oct. 
 Anih'j Simpton, 15 do < 
 John M'Milltn, 16 do 
 
 LieiUenants. 
 T.Bufhea, 21 May, 
 L. Seamondi, 37 do 
 P. Robichaud, 23 Oct. 
 John Sheridan, 10 Mar.*| 
 Jai.M'Dermot, 11 do 
 Michael Harris, M Oc(.^^ 
 Jd*. S. Long, 1 5 do I 
 Gideon Smiib, )6dai 
 Wm. Coatei, IT do 
 
 Ensigns. 
 PU«idPorri«r,2S May, '31 
 J.Thibidtau, 25 do do 
 Ira Hirki, jr. 27 do do 
 P.|A. Purdy, 10 Ang. 
 Graf. Cormier, 33d Oct '^ 
 John Burke, jr. 28(1 do j 
 Marriner Ilicka, 10Mar.'| 
 Oliver Wardv UldoJ 
 Ang. M'Intoih, I 4 Oet. % 
 Ju. M^Ptierion, 15 do do 
 
 Atifutant. 
 A.B.Snri«h,c. 23tfay,'91 
 
 Quartermaster. 
 E. Cbapma9, tt. 12Hir,*3t 
 
 KINO'S COUNTY MIIITIA, 
 
 First Battalion. 
 
 M'LeoJ, 29 May, '33 
 
 Dttutennnt Colonel, 
 Wm 
 
 , Major. 
 Philip Dann, 29 May, do 
 
 Capsftins.. 
 J,S.Wttwore, 27 May, '22 
 Philip Nase, 29 Apr. *27 
 T. Botuwidfc, 25 Oct. '28 
 And. Hf mm, rif 39 Jul. 32 
 Jer.. M^b^e, 29 May, '33 
 ^neepk A* Lyons, IJuna itt 
 Jbowu-fiarvell, 2 4I0 do 
 John Wright, 5 Nov. do 
 Bainl.jqQruro, 108«pt.'38 
 'Gah. Worden, 2 April '40 
 :Tho«..A. Flr»»e|IiiJ$, Sdo 
 ,QiM!. I^Nrdias, 30 Mar. '41 
 
 l^eutenasUs. 
 Jtlm. Cole, 6)unt *33 
 .W. W<UT9n> i, Nov. djo 
 Jwi. V^Usrelling, 4 Ap. '33 
 ,J»hii Pjers, 21 Mfcy, p 
 J.H. Knter, 10 Sept. '31 
 ly.Ui1$ini(l),2lt,rkf.u4p 
 
 li&tLC Vanwart, 2 April,'40 
 John L. ForrcMer, 3 do 
 W.G.Harding, 27 Mar, '4t 
 Jamas M'Leod, 28 do do 
 Siopheb Sntilh, 29 do itu 
 W. B. M'Keel, 30 ju[y, '42 
 Robl. Crawford, 31 do do 
 
 Ensigns. 
 Henrv Nasc', 31 July, '9S 
 Jas. kietsled, 5 Nov. '33 
 Ah.D.Mab«p,20M*y,'97 
 Ciai|FKrker, 10 Sept. '33 
 Hiram Bostwick, 11 do do 
 John Vjiawarl, 2 Apt il, '40 
 J. H. Flevrellinc, S.Ap. 40 
 O. L. Richards, 28 tan. 41 
 J^mos B. Lyon, 29 do do 
 Thy*. WalUs, aOju^v, ',42 
 Joirph 9''<»^''t ^' ''o ^* 
 . ,A<^i»Ua^t. 
 
 D. Wetmore, capt. 1 K*ri 
 1*27 
 , Paymaster. 
 
 t. Pickefi, ,^1 Jm\j, 'ai 
 
 , ^tifnttrina>Ur 
 iobnTricc, lt.2!^Kpn'39 
 
 Cavalry attached to IsCBai* 
 talion, KingS. 
 
 Captnin,^ _^ 
 John Nulier, 21 Jof . '901 
 
 First Lum.tk, 
 Divid Lyoo, 21 'tis do 
 
 Se&mi Lieitt. 
 Wm. Pyw*U.21 d« Sfo 
 
 ComMi. 
 Thos.^ Nutier, 90 mar; *41 
 
 'f^uartermaster 
 Wallet LyiN^tladg. *3I 
 
 tfce'ond BatlaHoiii 
 
 ZAtuttnmU Oolotuf. 
 John O. Vail, I Jan. ^ 
 - ' ARlW. 
 
 S. Frteta, Bipril,^ 
 
 O. Barharle, •a4'Nov *9B 
 O.B.««uOe,»ltM,Vl 
 Dsnl.'«Sb4«ll, IS Mar • ^ 
 JAim. Joli*.loVli do do 
 
 Rioliar 
 
 wmn 
 
 Q 
 
 % 
 
 n.u\ 
 
 Fl 
 
 Harry P, 
 
 W. Fosri 
 Jt.OoWli 
 
 I'.ja.w 
 
 H. LyoiN 
 
 • j; Corbel 
 $.*nti»h, 
 «r«d. Hk 
 
 K- SMith 
 
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 lohnBurge,,, 6 Se,„. 5i 
 ■•«; Morion, I9M^» >2 
 
 »l If . 'u ^ 'Jo do 
 
 J. Gidnnr, t,p. 25 Ocl. 32 
 I^Fo^a, c.p.22J„„. ,3 
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 ^»'ebWel,„or^, 12Mar.32 
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 Janiei Cnm„k..i'i ^f'?' ? ' 
 
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 Z.Davb""'J'-- l2d"do 
 
 Cfc re' » '*'j"iie, 41 
 
 ^ V^ur'' 2i;"-v/'4i 
 
 • Wm Vr P . "' ^ Nov. do 
 X>l»nC«(l!„'tt4d ii!'?^ 
 
 J. K SI. ' '<Se», »^ 
 
 Ah. Demill, 'o I^ 7 '3 
 
 Cb. Corry, '^'V*^"^^'**" 
 John Mcr ,on ?f ."" '* 
 
 *>«».B.,ha„„/' |^r-'4» 
 
 ^Vai. 1/ IV.:, ^«''" do 
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 ^'-.ca«pbeV]|J;j; 
 
 ®- """*•'»• 21 do ae 
 
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 QOEES'S COUNTY Bfa/r/A. 
 p. Vaqwarr, 
 
 'Captain. 
 •'•nifi Paiera at 
 
 . , t^tutetiant. 
 
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 i. N. Foihay, 10 b>|*t. '33 
 Henry S. Piter*, > ie|». 40 
 O. W. Ilobm, 2 d.. 
 Pelff S'liitli, 5B*|»i. '42 
 
 Aiytitant. 
 
 Beb«rl a«ding, (cai>(.) 27 
 
 Apr. '24 
 
 Paymatttr. 
 
 V. H. Dcreberf 24 Au3.'29 
 
 Qitarterm(U/er. 
 W.F.Uoaa»|l,e. 31 Auff.88 
 ^ . Snrgeon. 
 ft. P. Siuith, 24 Aug. '29 
 
 Second OatUlion. 
 
 Mttj»r. 
 Ptter Yeimaat, 25 M ij '31 
 
 Captain*, 
 3. M<Lf Mil, 8 Jon. '23 
 
 J. Seaconl, 20 Amr. '27 
 J. il'Aliater, 21 di> do 
 «. Wliil«, 30 do '30 
 fl. Uuinplire/f, SI d« do 
 
 A. Br«n»co.iib, 23 July, '31 
 Jatn«f Butler, 27 do do 
 N. Bulyaa, 12 Aii;. '31 
 Ktieii. Uiig);*, 5 July, '41 
 Joitn Pcinoii, 6 do do 
 Win. Shearer, 7 do do 
 Jo<h. C»lkins, 12 Au^- '43 
 Peicr4 Cot, ' 13 do do 
 £b-n. Bur^tre, 14 d« do 
 
 Lituttnantt. 
 L. M*L««.B, 11 Junp,'33 
 O. L. Corfy, 20 Aug. »27 
 J. M«D.>n:ird, 22 du do 
 H. Hi ins <( <lo *S0 
 Robt, Y.-a.iian»,27 July '31 
 Jainei KpiiIi, 3 Se^.l. do 
 D«)Uj(ald Cariuichacl, 5 ju- 
 •7/41 
 I<a«c Clarke, 6 do do 
 John M'Grrgor, 7 do do 
 Jainva A* ton, 8 do do 
 Ez k. Slont>, 12 Aug. '43 
 Aiidre^v n^rlon, 13 do <>o 
 John Midtin, 14 do do 
 Francis 1^ ution, 15 dw do 
 
 Eixtignt. 
 T. Corey, 7 Jun«, 
 
 J. Shearer, 21 Aug.' 
 ti^org* Currie,Sl do 
 J. Ml^ondd, 26 July, *| 
 E. Driy;e(, 27 do 
 Jafn»« Mullin, 11 Aug. 
 John Elliott, 6 julv, ' 
 Wrn. Vinrent, 6 d» 
 Gideon D.iilli«>, 7 do 
 John Cocbmn, S do ^ 
 Tho». Wa<ioo, 9 do 
 Danl. Frtwlei, 9 AHg. 
 J<nie« Ilunler, 12Aiif. 
 Allan ficLoan, 13 
 Jamrt Latta, 14 
 John Siarl<«'y^ 15 
 Charlri Kaiih, 16 
 
 Adjutaid. 
 John Earle, (cap' 7Jcn. 
 17 Aug. 
 ^uarttrmMtter, 
 D. Palmer, 23 Aug. *il 
 
 Surgeon. 
 —^ Bevan, 14 Aug. >43 
 
 CARLETON COUNTY NILITIA. 
 
 Firal Battalion. 
 
 Lirutenant Colonel, 
 niob. Kerrbum, 1 Jan '32 
 
 JUnjor. 
 Jttbn Dihhiec, 8 Aliy, do 
 
 Captaivf. 
 T. O. Cuid>tre,8 April, 19 
 Wm. PIbblee, 4 do 25 
 J. K.' Ichum, 5 do do 
 
 D. P GritHih. ,71VI«v, '32 
 Rurin Pxyjoii, 9 do do 
 John Keiirney, lO do tlo 
 H. £. Uihfoire, 13 do dn 
 A. U. Sh«rp«, 26 Aue. *34 
 Ralph Kelchu«,2') F<>. "30 
 n. D. Dcnrdtley, 21 fin <ln 
 luae Curvill, 22 do do 
 Wm. M'Kenzi^l7 0el do 
 Oh4t. Upham, 21 Mn^, '42 
 Jo«eph Phillips, 22 Jo du 
 Elij. Riiit.«hrniik>, 23 do 
 William Cottnell, 24 do 
 Wbi. T. Wllmot, (rif.) 25 
 Jul^, '43 
 TMntenantt. 
 A, S. Oitrmin, 26 Aug. '34 
 P. AT. Bedell, nS.pi'37 
 S. 8. OresTenor, 2d It. rif. 
 9 Jan. »38 
 Hnr.Deardilet, I 5 Feh.'39 
 Wm. Aikinao'n, 18 F«>b.*39 
 l^nmuel Pnrtrr, 20 do d'l 
 William Sb*w, 17 mnr.'40 
 O. Wolhaupler, 2[ M^y '42 
 Thoa. Upham, 22 do 
 Beo. Obnrrhi I, 2S do 
 Aimer Bull, 2( do 
 
 Wo). D. Smith, 25 do 
 
 Ehf-r Orser, 26 Mar, '42 
 CilbprlOtrtfill, 27 do 
 L'-«nar>l Harding, 2S do 
 Robt. A. iUy, 29 do 
 S^mufl Portur, 30 do 
 Al4>x. Liodov, 20 iune, do 
 Henry Halsall, (l<t U. rif.) 
 25J«lv, '43 
 W.T.Bai;d,(2It.r.)25do 
 
 Eiuigns. 
 T. Burloek, 30 Auj. '29 
 G«-o. AMC<!iixie, 26iep.'32 
 P.P.Be^rdilfy, 15 Feb. '39 
 Tlioni'is Chtip, I»> iIo il« 
 Antlionv Blifikie, 17 do do 
 Samuel Hiltuian, I9 d» do 
 G. L. Raymond, 22 du do 
 Jacob Uncoil, 23 du do 
 K!liha Sbaw, 17 mircn,*40 
 A'len l£iiiahr»oki, 18 do 
 J It. Lockwiiod, 1 9 do 
 G.H. Ketrhum, 21 m^y, '42 
 W. Raviriond, 22 ilo 
 John M Bride, 23 do 
 Tho<. Atkinson, 21 do 
 Anth. K'-arnev, 25 do 
 Wm. M»lvill', 26 do 
 Eiui.4n«k>r, 27 do 
 Mai (ill Treca'tin, 28 do 
 Eli«hi Rr<gi;«i 29 do 
 Fraivr Duir. 2jun% do 
 
 A ifutant. 
 0. Riiyinond. c 2S Jul. '28 
 
 Piiymatter. 
 8. A.Carnt Ml, c. 9 Jan. *33 
 
 Surgetm. 
 Oh. Riro. SSAiig. *34 
 
 ^nrtermatter, 
 0, Pcabedy U. 23 Sep, *26 
 
 Cavalry a(t'«:hed (o VSm 
 Batt. Carleton. W 
 
 Captain. *• 
 F. Morpho»r*p, 25 Nor. fljl, 
 
 Lieutenant*, 
 
 Q. A. Bedell, 29 Sept. ^ 
 
 Rich.R.Kclrhuiii,9d It. I'Z 
 
 Apt. il 
 
 Cornet. 
 
 W.F. Dibblee, 12 npr.^J 
 
 QiiartermHSter, 
 John M'BciUhM7 nar.'« 
 
 Second B^tltalion. 
 
 LietUinant Colimef, 
 
 J.A.MaclaiichUn, 37Fc'9t 
 
 Major, 
 
 Captaina. 
 A. Nicholinn, 29 July, *28 
 E. Till ner, 31 do do 
 O. MLaiichlan,! I May 32 
 B.Wort lwwl,a f.29 Se.'37 
 Eliiha Siiion, 23 Feb. '38 
 Murphy Giberion, 25doda 
 George Milbury, 2i do d* 
 Wm.M<Ooni.|d, I5jnn.'42 
 John NichoUen, 16 do 
 Geoige Murphy, 17 do 
 Jnijaii 8. Brown, 18 do 
 Ben. Boveiidgr, rir. 19 do 
 Jamci Biihop, 14 Aug. '^ 
 
 Li' HttnantB. 
 nenryBniid, 27 Feb. '98 
 Chuf. Hxminnnil, 28 do do 
 John Bulloch, i Mareb do 
 Junai FiUhuib»ri, 2 dv 4« 
 
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 23 Aug. 
 
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63 
 
 of tlio Excliequcr, Right Hon, H. Goulburn ; Home Secreta. 
 Sir Jumod Graham ; Foreign Secretary, Earl of Aberdeen-i Coll 
 liiui Hecretary, Lord Stanley ; First Lord of the Admiralty, Ea 
 i)i Haddington; President of the Board of Controul, Lord Hie 
 borough ; President of the Board of Trade, Earl of Ripon; Got 
 luandor in Chief of the Array, Field Marshal, His Grace the Dukl 
 of Wellington ; Secretary of War, Sir H Hardinge ; Treasure 
 «f the Navy, and Paymaster of the Forces, Sir E. Knatehbull. 
 Earl De Grey, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. 
 
 t; NORTH AMERICAN PROVINCES. 
 
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 Tho Right Honorable Sir Charles T. Metcalfe, G. C. B., Cap 
 
 General nnd Governor in Chief of Her Majesty's Provi 
 
 of Canada, &.c. &,c. 
 Novi SooTiA.-~Right Honorable Lucius Bentinck, Visco 
 
 Falkland, Lieutenant Governor. 
 NiiW Brunswick.— Lieutenant Colonel Sir William Macbe 
 
 George Colebrooke, K. H., Lieutenant Governor. 
 Prinok Edward Island.— Commander Sir Henry Vere Huntly,. 
 
 K. N.,, Lieutenant Governor. 
 NiwrouNDLAND.— Major General Sir John Harvey, K. C.B. autfi 
 
 K. C. H., Governor. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS. 
 
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 Curious Agricultural Experiment. — The following novel" 
 •nd interesting experiment has lately been successfully made by 
 Mr. A. Palmer, of Cheara, Surrey. In July, 1842, he put one 
 grain of Wheat into a common garden pot. In August the 
 i>anie was divided into four plants, which m three weeks wem 
 uguiit divided into twelve planta. In September these twelve 
 plants Wore divided into thirty-two, which in November were di- 
 vided into fifty plants, and then placed in open ground. In Julv, 
 1B43, twelve of the plants failed, but the remaining thirty-eight 
 vrere healthy. On the 19th of August they were cut.dowa, and 
 counted 1,972 stems, with an average of fiAy grains to a stem,, 
 giving an increase of 98,800. Now, if thi» be a practicable mea- 
 Mure of planting wheat, it follows tliat most of the grain now iised 
 for seed may be saved, and will infinitely more than cover the ex- 
 tra expense df sowing, as the wheat plants can be raised by the 
 laboiirer in his garden, his wife and children being employed in 
 dividing nnd transplanting them. One of the stems was rather 
 more than six feet long, and stout in proportion. - 
 
 Why is thcrk no Frost in a Cloudy Night ? — The remark 
 is frequently made that '• there will be no ftost to-night, for it is 
 too cloudy.*' A correspondent of the Newark Daily Advertiser 
 thuii explnins this phenomenon, so 'ikmiliar to all, bnt the why 
 und the wherefore of which few have taken the trouble to ascer- 
 tain ; — " All bodies emit heat in proportion as ihey contain it — 
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 articles, viz.: — Cheese, 4.48 per cent., iiutter, 3.13; sugar of mil 
 4.77 ; sahs and mucus, 0.60 ; water, 87.02^10^. And these ai 
 cles, when analyzed, are found to be composed of carbon, oxygei 
 hydrogen, nitrogen, and various saline and earthy substances. 
 
 A French chemist states, in treating on the phenomena p: 
 •ented from micro;<copic observation, in the transformation 
 •ream into butter, that the cream consists of the globules of 
 milk, which rise to the surface from their lightness, and which 
 tain the butter in the form of pulp, enveloped in a white, thin 
 clastic pellicle. The action ot the churn, he says, produces not 
 more than the rupture of the pellicle, and it is the fragments of 
 pellicle which whiten the liquid called butter-milk. 
 
 When cows are fresh and are fed with nutritious food, the qua: 
 tity of butter contained in these pellicles is greater, and the cove 
 ing is thinner, and consequently less agitation in the churn breaks' 
 them, and the butter comes much sooner than it does when they 
 are fed sparely on articles containing but little nutriment. 
 
 The sugar of milk is obtained by evaporating the whey to 
 •onsistence of honey ; the sacchanne matter remaining dissolv 
 in the whey afler the curd is formed. — [Farmers' Cabinet 
 
 . PocjLTRV Yards. — Every farmer should supply his table wi 
 fresh meats from his poultry yard. Bjr proper attention, it mary^ 
 ■l8o be made a source of profit in addition. A yard ofsuitabM ' 
 M/.e, enclosed with pickets, including a poultry house, and a sup- 
 ply of fresh water, and a pond to wash in. are indispensable to toa 
 iiuccoss of raising poultry. — To ensure a plentiful supply of egga 
 in winter, let the iovvis have a warm habitation in which they can 
 retnaui through the day in cold severe storms, with room to moT# 
 about. Place a trough about four inches wide and four inchiea 
 d^ep^ and length according to circumstances, within the yard, 
 with a roof so low as to prevent their getting into the trouj|;h; 
 keep this well supplied with feed, that they may have it by tiMim 
 constantly. In summer, let them out once or twice a day to 
 ramble awhile, if you have no crops near enough to be injatvcl 
 by their depredations. As they are somewhat carnivorous, tdDM 
 kind of freui meat is necessary for them once a day in wintmr, 
 when they are not supplied with insects. — No poultry is profitabla 
 te bo kept after three years old. Something depends, however, 
 •n the breed, and the manner in which they are kept. Tlie Po- 
 land top-onots are considered the best for eggs, and are sometimec 
 ealled everlasting layers. They are more hardy than most kind*, 
 ' fcr the extremes of weather. — Farmers^ Gazette. 
 
 Eoos IK WiNTKR.— Oats ffiven to fowls should be crushed and 
 feaked in water: this helps digestion ; and hens will lay in wintei' 
 that are so fed, that would not otherwise. Feed your fowl* in 
 winter with bones powdered fine, and they will need less oats, and 
 lay as plentifully as at any season of the year. The bones supply 
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 To DESTROY Thistles, Pe«n, awd Colts-foot. — Having 
 a pa.<tiire*fktd that seemed one entire bed csrcornmon thistles, and 
 having occi^«ioQ to c^ri some manure across . it to another fiold, I 
 o'^rA^^d all the thii^Ie$ connpleteJy killed wherever tlie carls w«nt^ 
 I ther^bre seA to and rolled the whole field with a cast-iron roUerrv 
 once in tlia lutter end of May, ntid twice in the beginning of June. 
 'J^ fittld hits been free from. thistles ever since. Fern and colts- 
 If^ I have Qxter^tinated iatlie same way. — [London Hort. Reg. 
 
 i*0kLL\Rs, — As soon as your potatoe crop is in, the cellar should 
 ,'|Nr carefully secured, and protected as thort»ughly as may be, fro 
 th«{ frest. It is bad policy to defer this busuiess till the snowfallsj 
 a» ia the practice witn some. 
 
 ..ta banking, choose ^'^/it materials, such as chip-dung, stra 
 rf ;t!Qn wood, and such-like substances instead of those which an 
 sf^i4«ud compact, They will not only be muc)i more efficient "> L 
 prpmotiog the object of trie undertakings but vnluubleas materials j^ 
 iW the compost heap, in the spring. Alt treading should be avoid-.^p 
 04 T solid substanced— or those in which there are comparatively H 
 few. iuteistices or pores, being good conductors, and coiioequent' 
 ly piore liable to freeze^thau those which are lij3;ht or mure open 
 luif] pe,;meabJe to the air. Tliis fact is illustrated by the soils freez- r ^ 
 ing' much harder in the road and to a much grrater depth, than in » 
 the fields where it is le^s compressed, or trodden by the feet. 
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 Beautiful EjipERrsrewr with x Plant. — The Brooklyn News, 
 gives the following interesting bit of inform ition : — " Cut a small' 
 i>ra|ich of Oleander from a thrifty plant, place it in a vial partly 
 iiiied with rain water, so that the lower end of the branch may b« 
 immersed obout half en inch in the water. Place this in the uun 
 in au open room, and in about fifteen or twenty days small roots ; 
 wil^ rhoot out from the end of the branch, presenting a beuutifiil. 
 appearance. A Iter these roots have extended two or three inchott,. 
 th^ branch may be set out in moist earth, and if frequently water- 
 ed, it will grow rapidly* and so form a large thrifty 8tuck. — 
 IiiJHlioa who are fond of flowers may easily propagate Oleandoif 
 iu Uiis mnniier, and in a fow luontbi p^xltiply tlicse beautiful 
 piqn^^i to an indefinite extent." 
 
 Guano. — Upon the South American shore of the Pacific Ocean, 
 and the adjacent islands, is found a subtitance called (luauo, which 
 is'suppORed to be the accumulated duns: of birds, that in countless 
 inyriadH range that extensive coast, seeking their prey in the tinny 
 tribe of the great ocean. The fertilizing effects of the article ar» 
 ^■^e\\ known to the Peruvians, and have indncod its trnnsportatioit 
 tiOOO milcii to the shores ofKngland. Occasionally, for the last 
 twenty yearfl, a ship load would find its way to the English fiorts, 
 and allliough, perhapn, tho production is too limited, and the tout 
 of trah^portation too great, to permit it ever to l>econie an exten- 
 sive article nfcoinuterce, its extroordinary feitilisiing propvrtte* 
 render it a (subject of extreme intercut to the inriuiring agricultu- 
 rist. It sells in l.nuland for ubout five dolIar« the hniidred weight, 
 and from two to foiir hundred weight is required tc the acre- 
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 FnENCH Metsod of Fishikg on the Grand Bank, off New- 
 roc.vDLAND. — French vessels, it appears, mostly ancliur in lat. 50, 
 N. and long. 49, 20, W in about 45 fathoms water, veer 90 or 
 ICO fathoms of cable, and prepare to catch codfish with 2^ inch 
 linos of 300 fathoms long, each. On these, a small cork is plurreci 
 at every 12 feet, and while metal hooks baited with parts of sm 'If 
 fiah, (by us called kipliflgs) are alternately fastened by snoods ol'S 
 feet long, 6 feet apart, and the whole coiled in half bui>hel basketfi 
 dour for running out. Half the number of baskets are then 
 placed in a large strong built lugsail bout, on each side, and at 
 o'clock in the afternoon, both make sail together at right angle 
 from the vessel, and when the lines are ail run out straight, sin' 
 them within 5 feet of the bottoui. The crew having rested all nigh 
 they proceed again the ne::t morning at day break, to trip tbj 
 ainker, and while hauling in lines, unhooking fish, &c. the munr 
 left on board, lieave in the other end with a wynch. When in 
 that manner 400 codtiah are caught in a night, some are then eui- 
 ployed in-line clearing, Rsh-beheading, splitting, sailing and stow- 
 ing them away in layers across each other below ; liver& and re- 
 fuse boiled to oil put in large casks on deck. Three months seem.« 
 to be tlie average time employed, arriving earl^ in July, and dj- 
 parting again iu October. 
 
 A N£W Fire Escape. — Many plans have been proposed, auc^^ 
 models made, for tiie purpose of saving the livi'sof tho.^e expoautf ' 
 to the horrors of a fire ; and every tiuie the nalamity visits a par- 
 licular district, the subject is discusaed b^ parties who have eithor 
 run the ri-.k of being rousted alive themselves, or have iieard tl.o 
 appalling siirieks of those to whom no assistaii-.e could bcronder- 
 «<1. An ingenious mechanic, Mr. J. VVoodhcad, ai' George slrobt, 
 illuckfrars Road, has, after mature coni?ideralion, consiructed « 
 uiachiiic which appears to po^sscss every means ot'as.isdng the iu- 
 niate^, ai.d enabling the niosit unskilfal bystander to render efl'cc- 
 tudl aid. It con.sists of a light four-wheel i:arii:i^^o, with a ladder, 
 surmounted by a platform-gallery, with h iiid-rails, &c. Theso 
 iuddcrs c.n be made to shoot out from a reccpiiicle to any height, 
 allowing the mo^t timid individixal to walk out of a window as on 
 to u sluircase ; and allowing the firemen to direct a stream of wa- 
 t<)r lo any desired point. The machine is contrived (hut it may bo 
 •ouvo^cd to any street, however narrow, by two perscnn. VVhen 
 there IS not room to turn the carriage, the 'Machine may be turnod 
 lo anv angle, and, if required at the rear, the machine may be 
 detached, and cariicd through any ordinary passage, tud again 
 re •constructed witlioul loss of tiino. 
 
 A wet silk handkerchief tied witiinul folding over the faco, it 
 i«Mid, is u complete security from sullocation fiom smoke ; it per- 
 mits free breathing, and at tlie same time e;^cludos the smoke iroia 
 rbe lnng«. 
 
 Height ofCUmla. — Owing to its rarefaction, the air boyondaoei^ 
 toin height is incapable of sustaining clouds. The prineiixd ma#> 
 •ea ofclofldA are sustained in the air ut a height between lOCU ftu4 
 TgOO ftfCt, the avcm^e being lulhur mure thuju a mile. 
 
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 limbs ; a greater proportion of tlieir muscle remalnn niioxercised ; 
 those especially which are connected with the iping ncquire no 
 strength ; the spine itself, weak and flexible, giveii way beneatK 
 the weight of the head and arms, and a curvature i^ loon formed 
 in its weakest part. Why is it that this \h ko seUlcim tlio eiuie with 
 boys 1 Because when they come out of i?chooi, they ore etUoweti 
 to amuse themselv-es as they tike, and their whole body in in con- 
 tinual action. The benefit which they derive from gymnostic 
 oxcrciso!) is generaHy acknowledged ; yet, how muesli more neces 
 sary would these seem lor girls who are not allowed, an boys are, 
 to jump, leap, play at ball or run races, in tliuir walk.— [Pr 
 :gi%ssive Education. 
 
 Encourage youth to contend with and overcome drfHeulties. 
 
 Ovid finely compares a broken fortune to a fulling eolumn ; th» ^ 
 lower it sinks the greater weight it is obliged to rtuntiiin. Thus, 
 when a man's circumstances arc uiich that ho has no oocasion lo 
 borrow, he finds numbers willing to lend liitu, hut nhould bin 
 wants be such that he sues for a trifle, it is two to oiiy wbokhor he 
 may be trusted with the smallest sum. 
 
 To La.w Students. — The Law Times, in answer to a corr«n- 
 jiojident who requests some advice as to nn ai'ficl«d olerk, has tlio M, 
 ibUowing pithy language : — ' Live like an hermit— work like a^* 
 «lave--learn everythmg — read men as well ns bookn- mingle ift?' 
 all bu.«iness — shun all pleasure — for one hour you dedicate to 
 roadiog give two to reflection, three to observation. Deem no art 
 nor science worthless — accustom yourself to act as well m to deli- 
 .berate — to speuk as well as to thinic — confirm rending by prnotioe, 
 and improve practice by reaxiing — store your mind with all sorti 
 4>f knowledge, you never know when it will be required, anil 
 «ven that which is not useful will always prove ornmnontal- for 
 methods, make your own — ^adopt those you find mo»t npt— expe- 
 rience in this will bo the best teacher : your own habits the best 
 adviser. There ki oo royal road to knowledge— ainl but eno 
 'golden rule— wofk ! work f work !' 
 
 Geniltmen Mctclumls. — It is said that by a statute of King Athnt* 
 atane, grandson of Alfred, it was provided that nny merchnnt who 
 niaiielhree voyages on his own account, beyond the iirillih Chart" 
 Hei,«l)ouki be entitled to the privilege of a thane, or gentlei.nnn. 
 
 A Clcrcr Revly. — A servant girl in the town of A——, whoitf 
 beauty formed a matter of general ndniiratien tnd dliieiimion, in 
 passing a group of ofBcers in the street, heard one of tlitm ex- 
 claim to his fellows: — " By heaven she's painted I" •' Yen nir, 
 ffrwl by heaven only!" ehe veiy quietly replied, turning rnnnd.— 
 The (pilicer acJ<nowle(Jge<l tlie force of the rebuke, nml apologised. 
 
 A FiffE Stand ! — " Well, Mister, you luive a line itend (Hr 
 bnsiness." '* Hem? yes, you may well say that,— it ii« one Vfrtf 
 Jim ttaml, for no customers come to make me vini^ all day. 
 •'1 suppose, sir, you mean to say the timcn are hnrd*" *' Cfer* 
 trt'inlyldo," replied the store-keeper, with etiro deiiirfed on bw 
 rniintenaiice, " the titnea are hard, and the world luirder, niul I 
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 Made at Partridge Island, on the approach of Vessels to the ITarboia^ 
 *. oj" Saint John. ■; 
 
 One Ball cloRe, for one fiquare-rigsied vessel. 
 
 One Ball, half hoisted, for two square rigged vesselsi 
 
 Two Balh, close, for three square rigged vessels. 
 
 Two Balls, separated, for four square rigged vessels. 
 
 A Pendant, of any colour, for five square rigged vessels. 
 
 A Pendant, under a Ball, for six square rigged vessels. 
 
 A Pendant, over a Ball, half hoisted, for seven square ri(^ged vessi 
 
 A Pendant, under two Bails, close, for ei^hl square rigged VPRsels,^ 
 
 A Pendant, between two Balls, separate, for nine square rigged ves: ** 
 
 A Flag, of any colour, for ten or more vessels. 
 
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 the quarter the vessels first appear in, and when their rig ran be mil 
 out, the following descriptive colours will be hoisted at the mast head 
 
 A Union Jack for a Flag Ship, with or without a squndruo. 
 with a red pendant over, for a two decKer. 
 Willi a blue pendant over, for a frigate, 
 with a white ditto, for a small armed vessel. 
 
 A blue pendant, for a merchint ship or barque. 
 
 A red ditto, for a merchant brig or brigantine. 
 
 A white and blue ditto, for a foreign square rigged vessel. 
 
 A white ditto, without a ball, for a topsail schooner or sloop. 
 
 A flajT, blue and white horizontally, a neutral fleet. 
 
 A pcndunt, white and blue, a neutral manof war. 
 
 A blue flag, a neutral merehant ship. 
 
 A red, while and blue flag, an enemy's fleet. 
 
 A red, white and blue pendant, an enemy's manof war. 
 
 A Union Jack over neutral or etiemy's signals, the vessel ia de(ait« 
 «d or a prize. 
 
 A white flag, over any signnU the vessel bears a flag of truce. 
 
 A red flng, pierced wliite, for a steamboat from Digby. 
 
 A blue fliij:, pierced while, for a steamboat from Saint Andrews or 
 Eastpnrt. 
 
 A Tcd flag, with a white sqaare, for a steamboat from Boston. 
 
 A Ball at the mast brad, vessel is on shore or in dtciresa ;'>^shonld 
 immediate aid be necessary, guns to be fired. 
 
 In thick weather, a gun will be fir?d at Patlfidge Island, in ah!»w«r 
 to each pnn heard at sea. There is a Fog Bell on the Wand, which i« 
 rung in fogey weather, to warn vessels of their approach to t^ei^ky. 
 
 When a Vessel reqnirea a Pilot, her descriptive pendant win- k* 
 «h<t\vn at the yard-arm, instead of a ball. 
 
 TIME FOR GOLNG THROUGH THE FALLS, 
 
 NKAR THE CITY OF SAINT 30HS. 
 
 The Falls are level or still water, at about three and a ha)f1t01in 
 »n the ^flood, and about two and a half On the oftft, so that Aey iltt^. 
 jmssHble lour times in twenty-four hours, about ten or fiftet^n mi-' 
 nates onch time. No other rule can be given, as mneh depeodt 
 «Ki tho floods in tins River Sniul John, and the time of high water 
 •r full Rea, which is oftiBn hastened by high winds, and in pro|^or* 
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 luiih wjK'r, hikI he.ir from each oiher iL. >S. Fi. ^ind W. Is. W. (tistant ^r 
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 mmc ftiaiion, Ihi'jr will he immediately distinguished from all oth^, 
 fwsjhts ii|)()u llie <Joast, (Hriiish or American). Unih iho BuildinJMl" 
 oe )0iiiud while. The following are U»e hearings from ibeiqL", 
 ?iz, :- ^ 
 
 To the Soinhernmnsi Murr Ledge, ''Si. Mary's.) E.S.E. eafcterlfr 
 Oninu'i Kofk Li«ht, E. i-y S. 4 S. 13 mile?. 
 Soul hern Head of Grand Manaii, E. hv N. 4 N. 
 Northern Head of Grand Manan, N. E. i E. 
 N. K, Rock, (lisiant 2 miles, N. E. l>y N. 
 MmIo River IL-nd, N. hy \V. 
 Lihhy Island Li;jht House, (American), N. VV. hy 
 
 VeMcU ►tanJins? in to the Northward, heiwcen these f.i? 
 Ihe Guniiet Rock, should lack or hiul ofl' the moment th^^y bring ih 
 Lights into one, an ihpy will I e iI^mi normore iliiin three fourths 
 mi e ffoiii the Murr Ledges, if more than five miles to the Easl o 
 Li'^hli^. 
 
 Unn'l lltrbonr l/g/if..--'^i'xt in order, after passing Grand Man 
 
 
 
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 II 
 II 
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 l»nd thfl phiiii while Li;{ht (American) on West Qiioddy Point, is H 
 Harl (lUf liiqlit. This is plnced on ihe Nonh East extremity of C 
 p<» liello, and in a cuide to vessels entering the main channel to V 
 l-'lc's, Moose Island, and tlie inner Bay of Passamaq'ioddy ;— it 
 l>le<4 voisels also at all limes to enter Head Harbonr, it is a 
 WHITE Light. The huilding is painled white, wiih a Red Cr" 
 on it. 
 
 Poiiit Ls Pi'C'iU TJ^hb. — Upon this projecting head I nul two Li 
 Hfii pliiicd, one niove the other in the same House, aud distant twi _ 
 ly oiglil fi'el.— Boih Li'.|his cp.n he seen from every point of the com^ 
 
 JMss, wharo ihiiy iniy be usefal— hoih arc fixa.] ami wiutr. The 
 il'^'il [loiMO h puiiiltjd red and while, in stripes of five feel broad 
 '.-uch, hori^untuiiy. 
 
 PfirLi'll'ia li'and L'frhL~'V\\\'iA\'x\\\. at the entrance of the River 
 Bnd Harbour of ^liint John, havii)? been established a'oout fifty years, 
 rerjuires n<i puriicnlnr notice, lurt her than thai it is a fixed white 
 Light, and iho Light House is painted red and white in veritcal stripes. 
 
 licacon /*/'i^/f/, — VViihin Ptiriridqe Island, and upon a Spit or Bar, 
 which cxioniU iihoui h^tlf a mile S. S. E. off Sand Point, and which 
 dries at two-ihirdn olib, stands the Bencon Towef--. .TUport this Tower 
 a Li«h: \n r^tnl liihcd, which is eminonily usBfalto the CoJfiHiffij 
 Traill! o( S;iii>'i ,'ohii, and to all other *'essels having Pilots on hpard, 
 8« It ennblci ihem to enter the Harboiir at all houpsidfihe nightr.'-A. 
 fixed wiiiTK Li;ihl. The House is puiutod white and black, in 8lfi?e« 
 verliciilly. 
 
 Quaro fJurht.-' A revolving whits". L'cht is placed on a small rock 
 ofF tiitiici» (jcad, showing twice full and twice dark in a minuie^-r; 
 Thi«i Light can be s^en from any quutrr where a vessel can ap}>r(Jtfdf|L 
 The Light Hou^e is painted white and red, iK hoiizontal slrip«p. 
 
 Ciipfi linrrtfffi Lijrht.-^0\\ ihe PoinWhf that naif.e, in Weslmcrlatrd 
 nf^arly oppoHie Apple River Harbour, (N. S.) The House is ahom 
 i'.^0 ti'et qLuvu the tidfl Quirl^, and is painiei white. ->A plain wh>T4 
 JUijjht. *; 
 
 OU's, 
 
 Gfrav's 
 *«• Go^'ar 
 'Tatter's, 
 Shaw's. 3 J 
 
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 Si. JoJ^n 
 
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 Beatiyis, 
 
 Quaerj, 
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 ?•? .Salmon . 
 It'»VSttlmo. 
 
 Zyoebbue's, ; 
 Sfummond's 
 S'Wanus'. ' 
 Jjorinan.. ' 
 
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 33 WIST MAIN STRUT 
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 13 
 1 
 
 8 
 9 
 2 
 
 7 
 
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 Bliles. 
 To Smith*!, Sbedioc, 
 Lintii*!, 
 
 <;ocai|j[ne Bridge, (Djrurt't,) 
 Sinith'fi, Litite Huciouche^ 
 Keswick's, Big Buclouche, 
 Htrrit*, 
 King's Arms, \ 
 Ksnl Hotel, ( RichU ) g 
 
 Commerciti Inn, r hucto, ) 
 Douaelly's House, ) — 
 
 Total, 50 
 
 RtchibmUo to MiramicM. 
 
 To Ranlciii's, 12 
 
 Dielien'e, Boydu Vin, io 
 
 M*Bostii's, Blstilt River, 12 
 M'fieeth's, ) 
 
 Hltiicliard's, > Ciialham, % 
 Hea's, ) 
 
 Total, 40 
 
 ChaUiam tQ Btthunl {Day de 
 Uiotour.) 
 
 To Good fellow's, 
 
 Carry's, 
 
 liVeiirs, (half'Way house,) 
 
 I«e«'s, 
 
 Oourt House, 
 
 6 
 
 8 
 15* 
 
 H 
 9 
 
 43 
 
 10 
 11 
 HI 
 
 10 
 7 
 
 Total, 
 
 Dathunt to Rtali^ouche. 
 
 To Duinareso'f), (Rockville,) 
 
 Clialmer'M, (ucldowiie,) 
 
 Harvey's, (Na»h's Crock,) 
 
 M'K«niie's, 
 
 Fli'inming's, (Dalhousie,) 
 
 Ruid's 
 
 Widow Hardy's, Campbclton, 9 
 
 Total, 71 
 FretUricton to MiramichL 
 
 T& Brown's, 
 
 Voting's, 
 
 M'Leod's, 
 
 Bnks', 
 
 HuAler'i. 
 
 DeOaniline's, 
 
 Coehrane's, 
 
 jParlcer's, 
 
 WilioD's Point, 
 
 Newcastle, 
 
 Prederidon to Quefrae. 
 Mill 
 
 To Burqoyne's Ferry, 1« 
 
 Monroe's, 13 
 
 Gulon's, 5 
 
 Jones', 17 
 Woodstock Perry, 7 
 
 Woodstock Post 0/Soe, 6— 
 Coort House, 3 
 
 Victoria, 8 
 
 Apulesley's, 13 
 
 Baird's, 18 
 
 Tibbeli's 10 
 Restock , 3^ 
 
 Grand Falls, I8i 
 
 Co'omhe's, 12 
 
 Vital Thihideau's, 15 
 Mddawaska Chapel, 7 
 
 Hebeit's, 3 
 
 Entrance of Madawaska, I 
 Do. of LakeTe(ni!icouaia,24 
 
 Do. of the PortHge, 14 
 
 River St. Lawreuce, 30 
 
 Kamouraska, 18 
 
 St. Ann, fi-2| 
 
 Riviereouelle, 22| 
 
 Saiot Thomas, 15 
 
 Saint Josepjh, 18 
 
 Point Levi, Quebec, 12H 
 
 Total, 
 
 From Dighy to Halifax. 
 
 To AnnapuUs» 
 Kentville, % 
 
 Windsor, Wx^^. 
 
 Halifax, 
 
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 It 
 if 
 
 4ft 
 
 14f 
 
 Totals 
 
 HaUfax to PiOou* 
 
 To Potoam's Farm, It I? 
 
 M'Keen'a, \^ 
 Leekie's, "^ . 
 
 Honey's, W 
 West Branch, (East River,) H 
 
 To the Covn House, IS 
 
 Tottt, Mft 
 
 To JoD)et', Siasiboe, 
 Tucker's, Montagan Oofe, 
 Richan's, Vavpoulh, 
 idpick'i, nwringion, 
 
 ft 
 Ah 
 
 '•3. 
 
 44 
 
 ^■^ 
 
 Total, I3t. 
 
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 W< 
 
 
 80 
 
 111? ">yc vim 
 
 ik^rtcultural, P«ir« 62 
 
 „ fcjotii tica, see Counties. 
 Appraisers of L)utiableAriiieles,42 
 Army— Siafl',&K. 
 Raiikii, 
 
 Bankrupi Cnmmissinriern, 
 Baptist Ednefltion Society, 
 Barristers and Alioruics, 
 Bible Socipiy, 
 Caleniiur P^ges, 
 Obamher ut CoiiiRierce, 
 Chaplains, 
 Church Society, 
 City of St. John, 
 Clergy, 
 Conintissflriat, 
 Counting Hoiiee Calendar, 
 iJuuoty oi Snint John, 
 Yotk, 
 Ch«rlottf», 
 Sundury, 
 Qdeen'M, 
 Kin<>*6, 
 Wes.imorlanH, 
 Nnrthumbcrland, 
 Kent. 
 
 Gloucester, 
 Carlei.iii, 
 Resiiqouche, 
 irl$— Chancery, 
 Sujjretno, 
 Vice Adiuiruliy, 
 Prolioie, 
 Marriage and Divorce, 17 
 I'irat'V, 17 
 
 Quarter Sessions, 17 
 
 GmigrRdt Agents, 42 
 Binis{raiion Socleuen seeCounticn 
 
 Eugincor D partmeul, 49 
 
 Executive (.'ounril, 15 
 
 Pe«tiva!s of the Church, 2 
 
 Qarrisons, 4t 
 
 Quvernnrs of the Provinces, 6*4 
 
 Hurhour Mn<«ter'!«i Pees, 25 
 
 Her Majosiy'a Mini^iers, 61 
 
 Holidays. 2 
 
 House of A'semMy, 15 
 
 Insarance Companies, 41 
 
 Interest Tal>l«*, 79 
 
 Joint Stock Com; aniMk^ 44 
 
 King's College, 46 
 
 
 49 
 42 
 16 
 45 
 19 
 4r. 
 3 14 
 23 
 49 
 46 
 21 
 46 
 49 
 JJ 
 23 
 30 
 33 
 3:i 
 34 
 34 
 3j 
 3G 
 36 
 '67 
 33 
 39 
 16 
 16 
 16 
 17 
 
 fjlirary. Saint John, 
 
 Lpqislative Council, 
 
 fiijjhi Ileuses,* , '* 
 
 [jMiatic Asylitfft, " 
 
 Madras School, 
 
 Marine Hospital, Saint JohnJ 
 
 Meohnnics' Institute, St. Jc' 
 
 IMilitin, 
 
 Ministers licensed to solenin( 
 Marriage. 
 
 Notaries, Pnltlir, 
 
 Olficers of the Crown, 
 
 Executive Council! 
 Le«4i.Nlative Council 
 House itf Assemldy,^ 
 IJer Majesty SCuKtorail 
 Provincial Ucvcuue, 
 
 Office of Audit. 
 
 Paribh of Portland, 
 Lancaster, 
 Saint Mat tins, 
 Siinonds, 
 
 Pf ulentinry C :)inini»j>innei 
 
 Port Wardi'OH, Saint John, 
 
 Province of iNew Uruiibvitl 
 
 Postmusters, 
 
 W 
 
 **f 
 
 
 n 
 
 IMIH, 
 
 'on (»f Saint John, 
 
 Pulilic Fnnc!ionari(»» - U 
 
 Consul:^. Liiiyd'i* Aijeut 
 
 Commissioners oJ G««ver 
 
 ntont House, of Indian A 
 
 faira, ■iid for Cxtiniininv 
 
 Sicam Bnatt, Inspectors of 
 
 SaviugsVUank«, 4% 
 
 Queen and Royal rnmily, Vt 
 
 Rates of Anchorage, St. John, Si 
 
 Pilotat<«, do> 89 
 
 Whnrfaqe flfc Slipptge,86 
 
 Wel«hing, 89 
 
 CariRtie, If 
 
 HHckn<>yCoachFar«t, 89 
 
 Ready Reckoner, 79 
 
 Roads and Distances, 7f 
 
 Savings* Bank, Saim John, 93 
 
 Sistnal* for V»««el«. . 7% 
 
 Supervisors of Gr>'at Rnada^ 41 
 
 Surrugaies and Re^i^tiars, *1 
 
 Time fur «oih« thro' the F^Ua. »- 
 
 Vxc-'ine GoiuldibhineoTf 4t 
 
 Wealhrr Tahle, »* 
 
 Wcalajait Academf , 4r 
 
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 83* Ail AoRicuLTURAt, Fair is held on King's Sqiiaro iu t ^ 
 C^jr of Saint J.ol)n on tho last Thursdaj of averj mouth. 
 
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