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ECLlMtfc IN 1840. 
 
 TlMn will bt four Bdipitet this year, bat they will all to icviiJU* 
 w this continent, except one of the Moon. 
 
 . ThifintwilLtoAvec|^:,muiii,fdipse of the Moon... at the timoof 
 tliifiaU in irebrairy^ntunble, at tbe moon wfll be bolow the horiioo. 
 • 11m Second will be df the Sun on the 3d of March, between 11 and 
 13 at night, and of oQurae invisible in America ; but in Asia it will be 
 li^ and stalendid; "'' 
 
 The third will be of the Moon, on Thursday, August 13th, in the 
 iMming, partial tod Tisible, as follows :— Banning, ih. 9m. ; middle 
 of the ecliipae, 2^ 34lli. i end, 3b. ^Om.— apparent or solar time. Di- 
 l^ts eclipsed, 7p 17' on the moon's northern limb, m the conthem side 
 of^e citfrth's shadow. 
 
 Tlkfjburth will be of the Sun, a (fraud and total eclipse, on the mora- 
 
 'ctbek— of course 
 would noc to 
 
 MORNING AND EVENING STARS. 
 
 YpHV* will be Morning, Star till July 27th/, thence\EMiuiur Star. 
 Jupftia Jilso will be Mmiirur Star tul May 4th; thence £^umiiu;' 
 Sitar fjUl November 2l8t ; and tnen agctin Mofrning Star. Mars will 
 to M^ia^ng Star till Mi^ 4th ; tbeiice Morning Star throi^h the year. 
 llf^Tvilif will be Morning SUir till June 9th ; thence Etening Star 
 tell December leih} after that Momhg Star again. 
 
 ttiairClcle, i 
 Epaet, 26 
 
 Laaar Cycle, ir 
 
 COMMON NOTES FOR 1840. 
 
 Julian Period, 6553 
 
 Dominical Letters, £ D 
 No. of Direction, 29 
 
 Romui Indietioo, 13 
 Dionysian Period, 169 
 
 MOVEApSiE FESTIVALS OF THE CHURCH IN 1840. 
 
 if|itua^ima S«wiay, 
 flsslgesima Sand<^) 
 ^oinquagesima, or ? 
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 'Ash Wednesday, 
 
 Mid-L^t Suadayi 
 Palnl Si^nday, - 
 Qeod Friday, {. 
 
 Feb. 
 
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 Mardi 
 
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 AprU 1$ 1 
 
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 Easter Day, - 
 Low Sunday, 
 Rogation Sunday, 
 Ascension Day, Holy > 
 Thursday, ) 
 Whit-SuDd. or Pentecost, June 7 
 Trinity Sunday, - - " 14 
 Advent Sunday, - - Nov. 2» 
 
 April 19 
 
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 May 24 
 
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 HOLIDAYS AT THE FUBLIC OFHCES. 
 
 January 1, 
 March 17, 
 April 23, 
 May 24, 
 June 20, 
 June 24, 
 June 28, 
 Sept. 29, 
 
 New- Year's Day. 
 Saint Patrick. 
 Saint George. 
 Queen's Birth Day. 
 Queen's Accession. 
 Saint John. 
 Queen's Coronation. 
 Michaelmas. 
 
 Not. 30, Saint Andrew. 
 Dec. 25, Christmas Day. 
 
 ", 27* I Christmas Holidays. 
 
 Ash Weanefldi\y. 
 Good Friday. 
 Easter Monday. 
 Easter Tuesday. 
 
 MAIL ARRANGEMENTS AT SAINT JOHN. 
 
 Mails depart for. and arrive from Fredericton daily ;— for Canada^ 
 they close on Monday and Friday eveuinga, aad arrive en Wednesday 
 ana Saturday eveninss. 
 
 Mails for Halifax, Yarmouth, Windsor, Kentvillv, &c. (via Digby,) 
 elose on Saturday CTenings, and arnve on Tuesday aAernoons. 
 
 Mails (by land) for Halifax, Miramichi, Dorchester, Sussex Valv^ 
 Kins^ston; ac. close on Wednesday evenings, and arrive on Friday 
 evenings | and for Halifax and Dorchester they are made up on Satur- 
 day evenings, and arrive on Monday evenings. 
 
 Mails from the United States, Saint Andrews, &c. arrive on Mon- 
 .^ay, Wednesday and Friday evenings, and close the same evenings at 
 six o'clock. 
 
 The Mail from Saint Martins arrives at -6 9. m. xm Tuesday, and is 
 made up on Wednesday at 10 a. m. 
 
 H^ While the steamboats are running, three additional Mails are 
 'forwarded to, and received from St. Andrews and tlie United States- 
 arriving and closmg on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. 
 
 The Saint Andrews and Saint John Stage Coach Company's Coach 
 (carrying the Mails,) leaves St. Andrews en Monday, Wednesday and 
 Friday mornings, and arrives at Saint John the same evenings— starts 
 from the City on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, and ar- 
 rives at Saint Andrews tae same evenings. 
 
 The " Harvey" Eastern Royal Mail Stage leaires Sunt John every 
 €kinday and Thursday modrning at six o'clock, and arrives jit Dord^s- 
 ter the same davs at 10 p. m. ;— leaves Dorchester on Monday and Fri- 
 day mornings, (meeting the Miramichi Mail Staga wttke Bend at 7 a. 
 M. on Fridays,) and arrives in St. John the same nigbls. 
 
 The Saint John Stage Coach Company run the " Victoria" Coficit 
 lihree times a week to Dorchester, ana once to the Bend of Pettioodiae, 
 through in a day— leaving St. John on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- 
 day mornings at six o'clock— and Dorchester jon Monday and Friday 
 mornings, immediately after the arrival of the Hali&x Mail, aad the 
 Bend on Wednesday at 5 a. m. 
 
 r^ Steamers start from St. John and Fredericton every ■oming 
 andevening (except Sunday) during the summer; sad ftam St. John 
 for St. Andrews and Eastport, every Monday, Wadnesday and Fri^y 
 morning, returning on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ;— for Digby 
 -and Annapolis on Monday and Friday mornitin, retanriiig ao Tues- 
 days and Saturdays ; and for Windsor on Tuesday evening, veturoine 
 •on Wednesday.— A new boat, intended to ply in the Bay ofP^mdy and 
 io extend her trips to Boston, has recently been built by Messrs. las. 
 Wliitney & Co.j and will afford additieoal faoUttt* lo traveliera. 
 
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 SIGNALS 
 
 Made at Partridge ttland on the approach qf VetHUtatke Umbour 
 
 qf SairU John, 
 
 Ono Ball close, for one iiqvare-rigged Teasel. ^ 
 
 One Ball. halOioisted, for two square-riffged vessels. 
 
 Two Balls, afke, for three sqoare'rigged Teasels. 
 
 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-riraed vessels. 
 
 A P(;ndant under two Balls, close, for eight square-rigged vessels. 
 
 A Pendant between two Balls, separate, for nioe square-rigged vessel*. 
 
 A Flag of any colour, for ten or more vessels. 
 
 [The above are hoisted at the East or West yard>arm^ according to 
 the quarter the vessels first appear in, and when their rig can b# 
 made out, the following descriptive colours will be hoisted at the naal 
 haadO ' 
 
 A Union Jack for a Flag Ship, with or without a sqtiadron. , 
 
 with a red pendant over, for a two decker, 
 with a blue pendant over, for a frigate, 
 with a white ditto, for a small armed vessel. 
 
 A blue pendant, for a merchant'ship or barque. 
 
 A red ditto, for a merchant brig or brigantiue. 
 
 A white and blue ditto, for a foreign square-rigged vessel. 
 
 A white ditto, wHhout a ball, for a topsail schooner or sloop. 
 
 A flag blue and white horizontally, a neutral fleet. 
 
 A pendant white and blue, a neutral man of war. 
 
 A nhie flag, a neutral merchant ship. 
 
 A red, white and blue flag, an enemy's fleet. 
 
 A red, white and blue pendant, an enemy's man of var. 
 
 A Union Jack over neutral or enemy's signals, the vessel is detained, 
 ot a prize. 
 
 A whire flag over any signal, the vessel hears a flag of truce. ' • 
 
 A red flag, pierced wnite, for a steam boat from Digby. 
 
 A bluet flag, pierced wbite,^ for a steam boat from Saint Andrews or 
 Eii.stport. 
 
 A Bat! at the mast head, vessel is on shore or ia distress : should 
 immedratc aid be necessary, guns to be fired. 
 
 In thick weafBer a gun will be fired at Partridge Island, in answer 
 to each gun heard at sea. There is a Fog Bell on the Island, witich 
 i« r«ing iu foggy weather, to warn vessels of their approach' to th« 
 shore. 
 
 When a vessel requires a Pilot, her descriptive pi^udant will he 
 shown at the yard arm, instead of a ball. 
 
 TIME FOR GOING THROUGH THE FALLS, 
 
 KltAtt Tna CItY OP SAIMT JOHN. 
 
 The Falls are level or still water, at about three and a half hours on 
 the Jl'wdyfknd about two and a half on the c65, which makes thempas- 
 nihie four times in twentv-ibur hours^ about ten or fifteen minutes each 
 t*me.— -No other ruleean he given, as much depends on the fioods in the 
 tiver Saint John., and the time of high water or full sea, which is ofte)* 
 iKiistencd by high winds, and iu proportion to the height of them. 
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 Hail, old bluatering' WIN TER I in lily white roquelaure drett ; 
 Of frolic and fun the fomenter, ire give thee a afuUee by the JUt. 
 
 This is the month of abundant 8nowi,and all the intensity of frost i 
 yet by this means the seeds of infection are killed, and pestilence 
 destroyed jn embrvo : so the cold of affliction tends to mortify our 
 corruptiuns, and subdue our vicious habits; and the rugged school ot 
 misfortune strains the uiind to healthy exertions. 
 
 New Moon 4th, 4h. 41m. ev. S. W. 
 First Qr. 12ih, 3h. I8m. mo. N. W. 
 
 Full Moon 18th, 7h. 64m. ev. £. 
 Last dr. 26th, 6h. 65m. mo. S. W. 
 
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 Circumcision. Planet 
 
 [Corel disc. ISOl. 
 
 dear and fine. 
 
 Spiea ri. 1 h 3na morn 
 
 2d Sun aft Chriitmas 
 
 Epiphany. Old Chris. 
 
 High tid. [or 12th day. 
 
 Lucian. Galilea d. 
 Stormy, [1642. 
 
 Alioth lo. 5h SOm. ni. 
 Fine tbeather 
 
 1st Sun after Epiph. 
 
 Chas J, Fox b. 1749. 
 
 Great fire in St. John, 
 
 for the season. [ 1 887. 
 
 Bat. of Corunna, 1809 
 17[fri [Sir J. Moore killed. 
 18 Sat '^risca. Bain of 
 
 19|SU fid Sun. after Epiph. 
 ^:Mo:Fabian. snow, 
 
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 about this time. 
 Conv. of St. Paul. 
 Sd Sun aAer Epiph. 
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 Sir F. Drake d. 1596. 
 Geo. Hi. died, 1820. 
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1940. 
 
 FEBRUARY. 
 
 2i MontK* 
 
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 Hvrk, from the woods, what sturdy blows loud echo o'er the hills ; 
 The forest faUs, the wood-pUe grows, and timber crowds the mills. 
 
 This is generally considered the most cheerless month in the year r 
 though there are pleasant varieties of it. The trees and shrubs are 
 fiome down with sparkling congelations, and coral beVries glow 
 through the ice. The sultana of night reigns on her throne in the 
 bias zenith. The firmament, clear and unsullied, puts on its brightest 
 liue ; and the stars, in thronging multitudes, and with a peculiar bril- 
 liancy, glitter through the fair expanse. 
 
 JXew Moon 3d, 9h. 20m. mo. S.E. I Full Moon 17th, 9h. Um. mo. N. W. 
 First Qr. 10th, llh. 25m^ mo. E. | Last Qr. 25th, 6h. Um. mo. S. 
 
 
 
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 A thaw 
 4th S. af. Epiph. Can- 
 dlemas Day. 
 may he "' 
 High tides, expected. 
 7 Stars lo. 6b SSm 
 
 Blustering and 
 cold. 
 5tb S. aft Epiphany. . 
 AHotb so. 3b 2901 
 
 Mild for 
 Maan in perig^. 
 Choleral|j|.ond. 18S3 
 St. Valentine's Day. 
 
 some days. 
 Septuagesima Sund. 
 Moon «el. inyis. 
 
 Snow at hand. 
 High tides. 
 Earthquake in Chili, 
 [1835. 
 Perhaps rain. 
 Saxagesima Sunday. 
 Moon in apogee. 
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 MARCH. 
 
 1840. 
 
 March comes, and shrouds the ample skiers the iee-bfmdlrees aretvyi, 
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 This is a rade and boisterouf month, possessinff many of the char' 
 acteristics of winter, yet awakening senbations perhaps more delicious 
 than the two following spring; months ; for it ires uft tH» ftrtt an- 
 nonncement and taste of spring. The weatber is mild and cold 
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 New Moon Sd, lib. 26m. ev. N. 
 First Qj. 10th, 6h-. 29m. ev. S. 
 
 Full Moon 17th, lib. 53m. ev. S 
 Last Qr. 26th, 2h. 3m. mo. S. E. 
 
 
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 APRIL, 
 
 4th Month. 
 
 MUd An£ii^i^kt^Min copious showers, which fructify the earth : 
 And tender 4enrmm6mbryoJlowers are called to early birth. 
 
 In this month the* business of creation seems resumed ; the titai 
 spark rekindles in dormant existences ; and all things "live, and move, 
 and haTe their being." The earth puts on her livery to await the call 
 of her Lord. The great eye of the world " sees and shines " with 
 gladdening glances. The air is mild and balmy ; and all nature feels 
 the revivilying and all-pervading influence. 
 
 New Moon 2d, lOh. 42m. mo. S. 
 First Qr. 9th, Ih. 43m. mo. W. 
 
 Full Moon 16th, 3h. 13m. ev. N.E. 
 Last Qr. 24th, 7h. 8m. ev. N. 
 
 
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 MAY. 
 
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 Thrke toeleome Mat, on fragrant wing, inspiring thoughts of love ! 
 The feathered songetera sweetly ting, mid music jUls the grove. 
 
 The Spring is now complete *, the wiuds have done their work ; 
 ttie wann and gonial sun and rains have saturated and fertilized 'the 
 «arth ; there are clear crifstal mornings ; noons of blue sky and whito 
 floods, and nights in which the growing moon seems all loveliness. 
 
 yew Moon 1st, 7h. 27m. cv. N. W. I Last Qr. 24th, 8h. 45ro. mo. S. W. 
 First Qr. 8th, lOh. Urn. mo. N. E. New Moon 31st, 2h. 36m. mo. N.R 
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1840. 
 
 JUNE. 
 
 6th Month. 
 
 Nbw-Brukswick Farmbbs, don*t give vp, but mind your vigeiakim, 
 Paer Agricultvbb i* atort ofbuhoark to the Nation. 
 
 What yearnings for the enjoyment of pure air and sunshine, in fresh 
 meadows and verdant fields, are in hearts alire to nature, at the name 
 and coraine of this sweet month ! How they rejoice in the seaaon ! the 
 beautiful days, inviting walks in green lanes and woodlands, before 
 the full glory of the year comes on, while the earth teems with sweet 
 herbs and tiny flowers. 
 
 First dr. 6th, 8h. 38m. ev. S. W. 
 Full Moon Mth, lOh. 10m. ev. S. 
 
 Last Qr. 22d, 6h. 62m. ev. N. 
 New Moon 29th, 9h. 1 9m- mo. S.E. 
 
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 Trinity Sunday. 
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 JVarAr, Aotr Me tpitXviig thunder$ roar, see the winged Ughtningn jig, 
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 ^MMBB ! glowinff summer ! This is the month of best aod tua- 
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1840. 
 
 AUGUST. 
 
 8th Month. 
 
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 Sue croteda of reapers crown the hilh, wMl§ mowers sweep the plain, 
 The cart the spacious scaffold JUls, with loads 0/ yellow gram. 
 
 Whoever would enjoy tUe beauties of this seoson, should escape if 
 possible from the heat and dust of crowded cities and frequented 
 highways, to the recesses of the country, to nature's solitudes, it if 
 here, in her uncultured haunts, that Summer now holds her court. — 
 The woods are most delicious retreat^during the fiery noons of August. 
 
 First Qr. 5th, Oh. 35m. mo. W. 
 Full Moon 13th, 2h. 36m. mo. S. W. 
 
 Last Qr.20th, 7h. 39m. mo. S, 
 New Moon 27th, 2h. 4m. mo. N.E. 
 
 
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 Geo. Canning d. 1S27 
 8th Sund after Trin. 
 Alioth so. 3h 33ui m. 
 Fine seasonable 
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 Low tides. 
 
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 1840. 
 
 The golden orchard loaded stands, waiting its vuister's tpill ; 
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 Potatoes now begin to ripen, and of all the fruits of the field, few 
 can surpass good early Blue-noses. Pleasant is it at all times to 
 wander in the woods ; but especially so at this season : their tempered 
 gloom : their silence : the wild cries that ever and anon flit through 
 them : the leaves which already rustle to the tread, all is full of a 
 thoughtful pleasantness. 
 
 First Qr. 3d, 6h. 58m. ev. S. 
 Full moon 11th, 3h. 8m. ev. N.W. 
 
 Last dr. 18lh, Oh. 52m. ev. W- 
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 i^igh tides. 
 
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 Moon perigee. 
 
 Quebec sur. 1759. 
 
 Low tides. 
 
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 dear and cool. 
 
 Autumn begins. 
 
 , " Expect rain. 
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 High tides. 
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 OCTOBER. 10th Montt 
 
 The mn to touthem dimes retiret, to blesa them toith hit beam»f 
 The verdure ofthejlelds expires, jfroat chills the purling streams. 
 
 This month bears nearly the same character in the fall of the year, 
 •s April does in the spring. The beginning of April is still wintry ; 
 the end often lays strong daims to the name of summer ; the beginnings 
 •f October is frequently distinguished by the lingering of summer 
 warmth and flowers ; the end by frost and snows. 
 
 First Qr. 3d. Oh. 58oi. ev. E. 
 Full Moon 1 1 th 2h. 35ra. mo. S.W. 
 
 Last Qr. 17th, 7h. 19m. er. N. 
 New Moon 25th, 4h. 19m. mo-.'E. 
 
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 tVet and 
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 unpleasant. 
 
 House* of Parliament 
 
 burnt, 18S4. 
 
 13th S.afT. St. Luke. 
 
 Fine and fair, 
 
 Lima ilestroyed, 16^7 
 
 Batt. Trafalgar, 1S05. 
 
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 1840. 
 
 The Summer '« pott, the Harvest 's o'er^ the Wintry windt are near, 
 The ewallow eeeke a milder share, the leafia dead and sere. 
 
 Wc are now io a month of storms and mists ; of the whirling away 
 of the withered leaves, and the introduction to complete winter. Rain, 
 hail, and wind chase each other over the fields and amongst the 
 woods in rapid alternations. The flowers are gone : our very gardens 
 are desolate ; their floral splendours are dead ; naked stems and de- 
 caying leaveahave taken the place of verdure. 
 
 First Qr. 2d, 8h. 2Sm. mo. N. E. 
 Full Moon 9th, Ih. 12m. ev. N. 
 
 Last Qr. 16th, 4b. 14m. mo. S. 
 New Moon 23d, 9h. 33m. ev. N. W 
 
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 Windy. 
 Low tides. 
 Gen. Wolfe b. 1726. 
 Batt. Cryiler's Farm, 
 Slit S. af Trin [1813. 
 Cold and clear. 
 Hifh tides. 
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 Batt. Windmill Point, 
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 DECEMBER. 12th Month. 
 
 Ofd hoary WINTER comes at last, all powdered like a beau ; 
 What though our Summer joys are past, voe'^Uftolic in the snow. 
 It is now complete Winter ; the vapourish and cloudy atmosphere 
 wraps about with dimnesss and cbillness ; the reptiles and other crea- 
 tures that sleep, or hide during the cold weather, have all retired to 
 their winter quarters : the fields are disrobed of their summer manthis, 
 and the trees look but like skeletons of what they were. 
 
 First ^r. 2d, 2h. 39m. mo. N.W 
 
 Full Moon 8th, llh. 37m. ev. S. 
 Last Qx. 15th, 4h. 45m. ev. N.W. 
 
 New Moon 23d, 4h. 4&m. ev. 
 First Qr. 31st, 6h. Um. ev. 
 
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 Fair and mild. 
 SUl2d Sunday in AdTcnt. 
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 Milton born, 1608. 
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 may be looked for. 
 
 3d Sunday in Advent. 
 
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 mi SXCBLtSKCT 
 
 Miqbr Gksneral Sir JOHN HARVBY, K. C. H. and K. C. 6. 
 
 LnvTXNANT-GorKBNOB and Gommamdbb-in-Chief of the ProTince 
 of New-Bbvmswick, &c. &c. &c. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Honorable William Black, • 
 
 ,, Fr^erick P. Robinson, 
 WilUam F. Odell, 
 John S. Saunders, 
 George Shore, 
 
 M 
 
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 Honorable Charles Simonds, 
 Hugh Johnston, 
 Amos E. Botsford, 
 William Crane, 
 Joseph Canard. 
 
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 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 The Honorable The Chief Justice, President. 
 
 Lord Bishop of Nova-Scotia, 
 Honorable William Black, 
 M Gieorge Shore, 
 Thomas BailUe, 
 Harry Peters, 
 Joseph Canard, 
 William H. Robinson, 
 John Simcoe Saunders, 
 James AUanshaw, 
 
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 Honorable Amos E. Botsford, 
 
 The Attomej General, 
 Thomas C. Lee, 
 Edward B. Chandler, 
 George P. Street, 
 John Robertson, 
 Thomas Wyer, 
 Harris Hatch, 
 William B. Kinnear. 
 
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 II 
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 II 
 
 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 The Honorable Chables Simoitds, Speaker. 
 
 County of York. 
 
 Lemuel A. Wilmot, ^ 
 
 James Taylor, f e.--„j«,- 
 
 JohnAUei, > Esquires. 
 
 Charles Fisher, J 
 
 County of Saini John, 
 Hoo. Chanes Simonds, \ 
 John R. Partelow, r t7„«,„ 
 John M. Wilmot, ( *^ "" 
 
 John Jordan, j 
 
 CowUy of Charlotte. 
 George S. Hil), 
 James Brown, Jun. r i7„„:-^ 
 W. F.W.Owen, > l^'S^o*'®*- 
 
 CowUy of Westmorland. 
 
 William Wilson, \ 
 
 Daniel Hannington, f ■n,^„„,,^„ 
 Hon. William t!rane, ( Esquires. 
 PbUip Palmer, J 
 
 CowKty of Northumberland. 
 Alexander Rankin, ) p.--;,^ 
 
 Jobn A. S8 Str«.t I Esqwrcs. 
 
 John A. S. Street, 
 
 B 
 
 County of Sunbwy. 
 George Hayward, ) p.^^:^ 
 Henry T. Partelow, \ E«qt>i»«. 
 
 King's Ontntn^ 
 Samuel Freeze, > p..^-,-^ 
 William M«Leod, \ *^qw»*- 
 
 QueerVs County. '^ ' 
 Hen. Hugh Johnston, aod 
 Thoinas Gilbert, Esquire. 
 
 County of Kent.- 
 John W. Weldon, ) t?,„„:,^ 
 David M'Almon, $ Esquiree. 
 
 County of Gloucester. 
 William End, ?r«-„,,;,«« 
 Peter Stewart, I Esqmres. 
 
 County of Corletem. 
 Jeremiah M. Connell, > i?--„i.^ 
 Bartho. C. Beardsley, \ *^^« 
 
 County of Resiigouche. 
 Andrew Barbarie, Esquire, 
 City of Saint John. 
 Isaac Woodward, ) p-^„: 
 Thomas Barlow, \^^^ 
 
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OPF*ICERS OP THE 
 
 Honorable Charles J. Peters, Attorney 
 Honorable George F. Street, Solicitor Gene 
 Honorable John S. Saunders, Advocate Geoerel. 
 Honorable William P. Odell, Provincial Secretary. [neral. 
 
 Hon. Thos. Baillie, Commissioner of Crown Lands & Surveyor Ge- 
 Honorable Thomas C. Lee, Receiver General. 
 J. A. S. Street, Esq. Hon. William B. Kinnear, ) 
 Hon. E. B. Chandler, and*L. A. Wilmot, Esq. > 
 
 Queen's Counsel. 
 
 OFFICER OP THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, 
 
 Honorable William F. Odell, Clerk. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Wm. Tyng Peters, Esq. Clerk ;4 Mr. John Gregory, Clerk Assistant. 
 B. U. Jouett, Esquire, Sergeant at Arms, and Usher of the Black Rod. 
 Reverend George Coster, A. M., Chaplam. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Charles P. Welmore, Esq. Clerk; Geo. Lee,jun.Esq. Clerk Assistant. 
 George Garden, Esquire, Sergeant at Arms. 
 Reverend John M. Sterling, A. B., Chaplain. 
 
 COURT OF CHANCERY. 
 
 His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, Chancellor. 
 
 Honorable Neville Parker, Master of the Rolls. 
 
 Honorable William P. Odell, Clerk of the Crown in Chancery. 
 Daniel Ludlow Robinson, Esquire, Register. if- 
 
 Hon. G. F. Street, Geo. F. S. Berton, Henry Swymmer, Stephen Mil- 
 ler, and George J. Dibblee, Esquires, Masters. 
 Wm. M'Beath, Esq. Sergeant at Arms attending the Court of Chancery. 
 
 Terms— /TtZari/— Last Tuesday, in January, to end on Saturday s^ame 
 Trinity— Firsl Tuesday in June, do. do. [week. 
 
 Michaelmas— First Tuesday in October, do do 
 
 The Court sits for the transaction of business on the first Tuesday of 
 every month. 
 
 SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE. 
 
 Chief J uslico— Honorable Ward Chipman, L. L. D., 29th Sept. 1S34. 
 
 C " William Botsiord, 2d April, 1823. 
 
 Justices — < " James Carter, October, 183^4. 
 
 i " Kobert Parker, October, 1S34. 
 
 George F. S. Berton, Esquire, Clerk of the Crown. 
 Honorable George Shore, Clerk of the Pleas. 
 
 William Tyug Peters, Esquire, Clerk of the Circuits, and Clerk of the 
 
 Crown on the Circuits. ^ 
 
 Terms— The first Tuesday in February, and the second Tuesdays . 
 
 in June and October. 
 ^75^ Prius Sitting's in the County of York:— Third Tuesday in 
 February, fourth Tuesday in June, andf fourth Tuesday in October. 
 
 CIRCUIT COURTS. 
 
 '^i. John, — Second Tuesday in January, and first Tuesday in August. 
 C^anW^e.— Fourth Tuesday in April, and the Tuesday aficr the fyurlli 
 
 Tuesday in October. 
 Kin sr' 3.— Second Tuesday in July. 
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 Que«N'«.— First Tuesday in March. 
 A£n<.— Last Tuesday in August. , 
 
 Westmorland.— First Tuesday in September. 
 Gloucealer.— First Tuesday in September. 
 Northumberland.— Second Tuesaay in September. 
 CaWe/on.— Last Tuesday in September. 
 Suitbury.— 'Last Tuesday in February, 
 Regt^ouche.—hwt Tuesday in August. 
 
 COURT OF VICE ADMIRALTY. 
 
 William B. Kinnear, Esquire, Judge and Commissary. 
 Honorable John Simcoe Saunders, Advocate General. 
 William Wright, Esquire, Advocate General, ad interim. . 
 John M. Robinson, Eisquire, Registrar and Scribe. 
 Anthony Richards Truro, Marsnal. 
 
 COURT FOR THE PROBATE OF WILLS, 
 
 AND GRANTIITQ ADMINISTRATIONS. 
 
 Honorable William F. Odell, Register of the Province. 
 
 Honorable George P. Street, Surrogate, York County. 
 Stephen Miller, Esq. Acting Surrogate and Judge of Probate, York O'. 
 
 SUAROGATES AND RE6ISTCRS. 
 Henry Swymmer, Esquire, Surrogate. 
 Charles Drury, Esquire, Deputy Register, 
 Hon. Edward B. Chandler, Surrogate, 
 James Stewart, Esquire, Dej^uty Register, 
 Hon. Harris Hatch, Surrogate, 
 Colin Campbell. Esquire, Deputy Register, 
 Edward B. Smith, Esquire, Surrogate, 
 Gould Pickett, Esquire, Deputjr Register, 
 N. H, DeVeber, Esquire, Surrogate, 
 Henry S. Peters, Esquire, Deputy Register^ 
 John Hazen, Esquire, Surrogate, 
 N. Hubbard, Esquire, Deputy Register, 
 Thomas H. Peters, Esquire, Surrogate, 
 John A. S. Street, Esquire, Deputy Register, 
 William Chandler, Esquire, Surrogate, 
 John W. Weldon, Esquire, Deputy Register, ^ 
 William End, Esquire, Surrogate and Deputy Register, Gloucester 
 B. Crannell Bearasley, Esquire, Surrogate, > c^„mit,iry> 
 
 A. K. Smedes Wetmore, Esq. Deputy Register, ^ ^oxm&tx. 
 James Paul, Esquire, Surrogate, 
 Andrew Barbarie, Esquire, Deputy Register, 
 
 13r The Surrogate Courts ar^ held every third daj', (Sunday «xee|)t- 
 ed,) in their respective Counties, but letters of Administration may he 
 had, and Wills proven, &c. at any time, by application to the Surrogate 
 of the County. 
 
 COURT OF GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL, 
 
 Far hearing and determining causes relating to Marriage <Y* Divorce- 
 
 His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, President. 
 Honorable Judge Botsford, Vice President. 
 The Honorable Her Majesty's Executive Council, Members. 
 John C. Allen, Esquire, Clerk. 
 Teums— The first Tuesdays in Februdrv and July. 
 
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 Satnt John. 
 
 Westmorland. 
 
 Charlotte. 
 
 King's. 
 
 Queen's. 
 
 Sunbutrt/. 
 
 Northumbe viand. 
 
 Kent. 
 
 Rcstigovdie. 
 
COURT FOR THE TRIAL AND PUNISHMENT OP PIRACY 
 
 AND OTHER OFFENCES COAIUITTXD OM THE HIGH lEAS. 
 
 Tho Oorernor, 
 
 The Members of the ExecutlTe Council, 
 The Chief Justice and other Judges of the Supreme Court, 
 Judge of the Vice Admiralty, 
 The Public Secretary, 
 Public Treasurer, 
 
 Commander in Chief, Flag Officers and Captains and Command- 
 era of Ships of War oo this Station, for the time bsing. 
 
 Registrar and (Scrtftc— William Tyng Peters, Esquire. 
 il/ars/» ai— -Edward W. Miller, Esquire. 
 
 The Court sits at any place within the Province to be appointed by 
 any three of the members, the Governor, Chief Justice or one of the 
 Judge« of the Supreme Court, or Judge of the Admiralty, being one. 
 
 ROLL OF BARRISTERS AND ATTORNIES. 
 
 KAMES. 
 
 t^^harles Jeffrey Peters, - 
 Barth. Crannell Beardsley, 
 William Franklin Odell, 
 Thomas Horsfield Peters, 
 Harris Hatch, 
 William Tyng Peters, - 
 James Shannon Morse. - 
 Jolin Simcoe Saunders, - 
 John Ambrose Sharman Street, 
 CSeorge Frederick Street, 
 Henry Swymmer, - 
 William Uoyd Kinnear, - 
 Alfred Lock Street, 
 Daniel Ludlow Robinson, 
 Edward Barron Chandler, 
 George Stilman Hill, 
 James Peieis, junior, 
 Alexander Stewart, 
 Geor'je William Cleary, 
 William End, 
 Charles Peters Wetmore, 
 Abraham K. Smedes Wetmore, 
 (ieorge Jarvis Dibblee, - 
 Francis Andrew Kinnear, 
 William Wiley, - 
 Bohert Fraser Hazcn, 
 John Weslejr Weldon, 
 William Wright, - - 
 William Carman, junior, 
 Peler Stubs, junior, 
 Horatio Nelson Hicks Lugrin, 
 William Simpson, - 
 
 Admitted. 
 
 Ji:mcs Stewart, 
 John Morris Robinson, 
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 16th July 
 
 October 
 18th July 
 8th October 
 2d February 
 1 7th February 
 19th February 
 18th February 
 22d February 
 15th July 
 15th July 
 18th May 
 11th October 
 11th October 
 nth October 
 nth October 
 nth October 
 2Uth February 
 10th October 
 20th February 
 nth July 
 18th October 
 18th October 
 18th October 
 17th Julv 
 1 6th October 
 21st May 
 16th July 
 15th October 
 25 th February 
 25th February 
 20th May 
 
 Residence. 
 
 1794 Fredericton. 
 1796| Woodstock. 
 18041 Fredericton. 
 
 24th February 
 llCth May 
 
 1806 Miramichi. 
 1808 Saint Andrews. 
 1814 Fredericton. 
 1814 Nova-Scotia. 
 1817 Fredericton. 
 
 1817 Miramichi. 
 
 1818 Fredericton. 
 
 1818 Saint John. 
 
 1819 Ditto. 
 
 1820 Ditto. 
 
 1821 Fredericton. 
 1821 Dorehester. 
 1821 Saint Stephen. 
 
 1821 Saint John. 
 
 1822 Nova-Scotia. 
 
 1822 Woodstock. 
 
 1823 Gloucester. 
 1823 Fredericton. 
 1823 Woodstock. 
 1823 Fredericton. 
 1823 Saint John. 
 1324 River de Chttt«. 
 !'824 Saint John. 
 1825 Ricliibucto. 
 1825 Saint John. 
 
 1825 Miramichi. 
 
 1826 Saint Andiews. 
 1826 Saint John. 
 
 1826 Kingston. 
 
 1827 Nova-Scotia. 
 
 1828 Saint John. 
 
 
 
ROLL OF BARRISTERS AND ATTORNIES, 
 
 CONriMUEB. 
 
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 VAME8. 
 
 Moses Henry Perley, 
 Timothy Robert Wetraore, 
 Edward Betts Smith, 
 Andrew Barbarie, 
 William Chandler, 
 Samael Hallett Whitlock, 
 James Watson Chandler, 
 George Kerr, - - - 
 Robert Leonard Hazen, 
 George Frederick Street Berton, 
 Richard Sands, junior, 
 Lemuel Allen Wilmot, • 
 Samuel Geofge Andrews, 
 Richard Carman, • 
 John Johnston, 
 Charles Fisher, 
 James William Boyd, 
 Thomas Smith Sayre, 
 George Wheeler, 
 
 Admitted. 
 
 1823 
 lS2d 
 1828 
 1823 
 1828 
 1829 
 1629 
 1829 
 1829 
 
 12th July 
 
 I4th July 
 
 18th October 
 
 I8th October 
 
 18tii October 
 
 18th July 
 
 16th October 
 
 17lh October 
 
 17th October 
 6th February 1830 
 
 1 7th July 1830 
 
 1 7th July 1830 
 
 17th July 1830 
 
 16th October 1830 
 5th February 1831 
 6th February 1831 
 
 16th July 1831 
 
 IStfa October 1831 
 
 15th October 1331 
 
 Reaidentt. 
 
 1S32 
 1832 
 1832 
 1832 
 1832 
 
 Charles Augustus Harding, - Uth February 1332 
 
 Richard Milton Andrews, 
 
 Willirm Hazea Needbam, 
 
 William Jack, 
 
 Alexander Campbell, 
 
 George Ferdinand H. Minchin, 
 
 Abraham Nelson Garden, 
 
 Judah Hammond Hartt, 
 
 James Horsfield Peters, 
 
 Goorge Dixon Street, 
 
 John Clarke Hall, 
 
 Chipman Botsford, 
 
 Samuel Gay Morse, 
 
 Richard Marshall Clark, 
 
 Robert Barry Dickey, 
 
 Duncan Robertson, 
 
 Charles Johnston, - 
 
 William Samuel Sands, 
 
 William Hunter Odell, - 
 
 Stephen Miller, 
 
 Stephen H. Hitchings, - 
 
 Newton Ward Wallop, - 
 
 Thomas Burton Abbott, 
 
 Christopher Milner, 
 
 David Shank Kerr, 
 
 Eldward Williston, 
 
 David Lewis DibWec, 
 
 William Minns Hoffman, 
 
 John Hamilton Gray, 
 
 James White Peters, 
 
 Bliss Botstbrd, 
 
 RobertsoD Bayard, 
 
 5th May 
 6th May 
 13th October 
 13th October 
 13th October 
 9lh February 1833 
 Uth May 1833 
 
 13th July 1833 
 
 12th October 
 10th July 
 
 1 8th October 1834 
 
 18th October 1834 
 
 18th October 1834 
 
 7th February 1835 
 
 7th February 1835 
 
 9th May 1835 
 
 9th May 1835 
 
 1 8th July 1835 
 
 18th July 1835 
 
 18th July 1835 
 
 17th October 
 
 17th October 
 
 17th October 
 
 17th October 
 
 eth February 1830 
 
 6th February 1836 
 
 6 th February 1836 
 
 6th February 1835 
 
 nth February 1836 
 
 18th June 1836 
 
 18th June 1836 
 
 Samt John. 
 
 Gagetown. 
 
 Kingston. 
 
 Dalhousie. 
 
 Richibucto. 
 
 Saint Andrews. 
 
 Ditto. 
 Miramiehi. 
 Saint John. 
 Fredericton. 
 Saint John. 
 Fredericton. 
 Saint George. 
 Bathurst. 
 Saint John. 
 Fredericton. 
 Saint John. 
 Dorchester. 
 Saint John, 
 Miramichi. 
 Saint Andrews. 
 Woodstock. 
 Saint John. 
 Saint Stephen. 
 Fredcncion. 
 Woodstock. 
 Saint John. 
 P. Edward Islfind. 
 1833| Saint Andrews. 
 
 1834 Nova-Scotia. 
 Restigouche; 
 Hopewell. 
 Miramichi. 
 Nova-Scotia. 
 Saint John. 
 
 Ditto. 
 Saint John. 
 Fredericton. 
 
 Ditto. 
 Saint Stephen. 
 1835J Saint John. 
 1836| Saint Stephen. 
 
 1835 Dorchester. i- 
 Fredericton. 
 Miramichi. 
 Woodstock. ' 
 Nova-Scotia. 
 Saint John. 
 
 Ditto, [diiic. 
 Bend of Petlico- 
 Saint John. 
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 1835 
 
ROLL OP BARRISTERS AND ATTORNIES. 
 
 OOIfTINUEO. 
 
 MAMB8. 
 
 Hoiiry Simpson Peters, - 
 William Johnston Ritchie, 
 Wellington Hatch, 
 Cljarles Qaliagher. 
 Edward Allison Clowes, 
 William Thomas Wilmot, 
 (iflorge Botsford, 
 c^iinrles Edward Miliidge, 
 Patrick Coughlan, - 
 Goorge James Thompson, 
 William Botsford Chandler, 
 TJiomas Burton Wilson, 
 C^liarles Edward Beardsley, 
 J'lHaa Tuppert 
 William Henry Lee, 
 Charles Inglis Haliburton, 
 John D. Kmnear, - 
 Jonathan M^CuUcy, 
 John M'Mahon, 
 Charles Waller Wdrdlaw, 
 Martin Bent Palmer, 
 Prancis A. H. Stratton, 
 John Campbell Allen, 
 John M. Johnson, Junior, 
 James Stanley Morse, 
 Theophilus DesBrisay, - 
 William M. Qreentoood, 
 George Lee, junior, 
 Samuel J. Scovil, - 
 William R. M. Burtis, - 
 William Waits, 
 Broke Hammond, - 
 George Segee, 
 
 Admitted. 
 
 18th June 1836 
 18th June 1836 
 I5th October 1836 
 15th October 1836 
 15th October 1836 
 15th October 1836 
 11th February 1837 
 11th February 1837 
 11th February 1837 
 17th June 1837 
 17th June 1837 
 ITth Juno 1837 
 1 7th Jun« 1837 
 17th Juno 1937 
 14th October 1837 
 14th October 1837 
 14th October 1837 
 14th October 1837 
 14th October 1837 
 10th February 1838 
 10th February 1833 
 13th October 1838 
 13th October 1838 
 13th October 1838 
 February 1839 
 February 1839 
 July 1839 
 July 1839 
 July 1839 
 October 1839 
 October 1839 
 October 1839 
 October 1839 
 
 Residence. 
 
 Gage town. 
 Saint John. 
 Saint Andrews. 
 Saint John. 
 Oromocto. 
 Woodstock. 
 Fredericton. 
 
 Ditto. 
 Restigouche. 
 Saint Stephen. 
 Saint George. 
 Saint Andrews. 
 Woodstock. 
 Nova-Scotia. 
 Saint John. 
 Nova-Scotia. 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 Ditto. 
 Fredericton. 
 Saint Andrews. 
 Westmorland. 
 Fredericton. 
 
 Ditto. 
 Miramichi. 
 Restigouche. 
 
 Ditto. 
 Saint John. 
 Fredericton. 
 Saint John. 
 
 Ditto. 
 Fredericton. 
 Fredericton 
 Fredericton 
 
 Note. — The names of the Attornies are printed in Italics. 
 
 Public Notaries.— /« the Province. — Hon. W. F. Odell, Hon. H- 
 Hatch, Thos. H. Peters, J. A. S. Street, Wm End, Alfred L. Street. 
 William Tyng Peters, George W. Cleary, A. K. S. Wetmore, C. R. 
 Hatheway, D. L. Robinson, F. A. Kinuear, Robert F. Hazen, John 
 W. Weldon, William Wright, William Carman, junior, Peter Stubs, 
 M. H. Perley, T. R. Wetmore, James Stewart, John M. Robinson, 
 Andrew Barbaric^ George Kerr, John Johnston, James William Boyd, 
 Richard Sands, junior, George Wheeler, Richard Carman, William 
 Chandler, Hugh Munro, Charles A. Harding, William Jack, Alexan- 
 der Campbell, James H. Peters, Samuel n. Whitlock, Duncan Ro- 
 bertson, Geo. D. Street, J. H. Hartt, Christopher Milner, I'un., Chip- 
 an Botsford, J. H. Gray, Edward Williston, George S. Hill, Henry S. 
 Peters, Wm. J. Ritchie, P.^Coughlan, and S. J. Scovil, Esquires. 
 
 In the City of Saint John. — Hon. Charles Jeffrey Peters, Hon. Wil- 
 Iliim B. Kinnear, James Peters, junior, and H. N. H. Lugrin, Esq'rs. 
 
 In Charlotte Cotmty—Wm. M'LeaUi and Colin Campbell, E^^'rs. 
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 €IT¥ OF SAIIVT JOHIV. 
 
 RoBEMT F. Hazen', Esquire, Mayor. 
 Honorable William B. Kinkeab, Recorder. 
 
 Aldemtn, 
 Henry Porter, 
 John Humbert, 
 Thomas Harding, 
 Gregory VanHorue, 
 Robert Salter, 
 George Bond, 
 
 1. 
 
 Assistants. Wards. 
 
 Mr. Joseph Fair weather, - • Kings. 
 Robert Rav, Queen's. 
 
 William Hfagarty, - - - Duke's. 
 
 Ewen Cameron, - , - . Sidney. 
 
 Thomas Coram, - - - - Guy's. 
 
 Joseph Beattcay, - - - - Brook's. 
 
 John R. Partelow, Esquire, Treasurer or Chamberlain. 
 
 James Peters, junior. Esquire, CcJtnmon Clerk. 
 . James William Boyd. Esquire. Deputy Common Clerk. 
 . Joshua Bunting, HiRn Constable ; Levi Lockhart, James Stockford, 
 George Stockford and Thomas M'Gachey, Marshals. 
 
 Ebenezer Herrington, Lewis Fairweatner, William Aikins, Alexan- 
 der Moody, Levi Lockhart, William Fearerby, Richard Bradley, George 
 Stockford, George W. Bulyea, Thomas M'Gachey, William Clarlc, 
 David Cronk, James PeacocK, James Howe, John Sweet, William Kiik, 
 and Samuel Beatteay, Constables. 
 
 Roland Bunting, William Aikins, Levi Lockhart, James Stockford 
 i^^illiam Kirk, and George Stockford, Hog Reeves on the Eastern side 
 of the Harbour. 
 
 Justus Durnford, Henry Hasson, and William Cronk, Hog Reeves 
 at Carleton. 
 
 Lewis Bums, William D. Faulke, William Leavitt, Robert Ray, 
 Joseph Hamm, Isaac Woodward, Thomas Robson, Thomas M. Smith, 
 and David Cronk, Port Wardens. 
 
 Daniel Jordan, Daniel Ansley, Henry Chubb, and Seth Wheton, 
 Assessors of Taxes and Statute Labour. 
 
 Henry Chubb, Daniel Ansley, and Daniel Jordan, Assessors of Night- 
 ly Watch and Scavenger Tax. 
 
 Thomas Baldwin, Collector of Taxes. 
 
 Samuel Clark, Collector of Taxes at Carleton. 
 
 Thomas Baldwin, Collector of Statute Labour Fines. 
 
 Samuel Clark, Collector of Statute Labour Fines, at Carleton. 
 
 Robert James, Inspector of Cord Wood and Bark in the Market 
 Slip ; John Paul, ditto ditto at Lower Cove. 
 
 F. D. S. Jones, Collector of Wharfage and Slippage, at the Market 
 Slip. 
 
 uharles Adams, Collector of Slippage, at Union Street. 
 
 Stephen Gerow, ditto at the North Slip. 
 
 Ewen Cameron, ditto at the Lower Cove. 
 
 Jacob Wilson, William M'Auley, Edward Bennison, Francis Wilson, 
 and Richard Bradley, Measurers of Coals and Salt. 
 
 Stephen Gerow, VVeight Master at the North Slip ; Kenneth M'Ken- 
 zie, ditto at Union Street ; Ewen Cameron, Lowfcr Cove. 
 
 James O. Betts and David S. Mars-hall, Inspectors of Lime, 
 
 John Kirk, Collector of Wharfage at the Breakwater. 
 
 Joseph Beatteay, Collector of Anchorage. 
 
 Thomas Robson, Harbour Master. 
 
 Benjamin C. Chaloner, City Guager. 
 
 David Waterbery and Saml. Gille8p!e,Gaugert and Searchers ol Oil, 
 
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John Knollin, Fsnce Viewer ; Samuel Clttrk, ditto at Carittoa. 
 
 Robert C. Minette. City Surveyor. 
 
 Ratebford & BrotherJSjJ. & H. Kinnear, John Kerr and Edmund 
 Kay, John V. Thurgar, Thomas L. Nicholson, George A. Loekhart, 
 Eatoii, Burnham & Co., Simeon L. Lugrin, Samuel M. Chamberlain, 
 Alexander Ewing, Henry Hawkins, and Joseph Lordly, Licenced Aue- 
 taoneerifi. 
 
 John Boyd, M. D. and G. J. Harding, M. D. Visiting Physicians. 
 
 John Reed, John S. Anthony, George Thomas, John Murray, John 
 Woodley, Daniel Hatfield, Alexander Mills, Abraham Btatteay, Wil- 
 liam Seely, Ed\Kfard Murray, James Reed, John Spears, Price Tliomas, 
 John Mills, Thomas Vaughan, William Spears, John Scott, John Seelv, 
 William Leavitt, junior, Samuel Thomas, and Donald M'Dougall, 
 Branch Pilots,. 
 
 Alexander Reed, Keeper of the Partridge; Island Light House. 
 
 George Lane, Keeper of the Beacon Light House. 
 
 Samuel Jordan, Alexander M'Grotty, John M. Campfiell, John G. 
 Tobin, David Whiting, John Jordan, George Gassie, William H. A. 
 Kear j, Andrew Hamiltoa, James H. Fatrweather, Joseph Sherwood, 
 "Tiomas Fairweather, G. W. G. Fairweather, Thomas Leech, Thos. 
 'i: aflon, Charles M. Gove, John Roberts, John Gallivan, Ezekiel Jor- 
 dan; Richard Langtry, Jeremiah Grave, William Fairweather, Thomas 
 Nixon, Alexander M'Grotty, junior, George H. Robertson, William. 
 i!i!hive&, R. S. Dixon, James Stewart, Jacob Snider, John Sherrard, 
 Robert B. Taylor, John Patterson, Michael Haley, Charles Calpine, 
 Thitrias Power, Alfred Quinton, William Hanley, and Joseph Wel- 
 inoie, Surveyors of Lumber^ 
 
 9\'iiiiam Barlow, Charles Kay, Thomas Miles, James Peacock, Sa- 
 nraeJl Gillespie, and Andrew G. Lordly, Inspectors of Lathwood, Staves, 
 Hoop Poles, &c. 
 
 William Barlaw, Samuel Gillespie, and Francis Gallagher, Cullers 
 of Dried Fish. 
 
 y/illiam Dunham, Charles Kay, William Barlow, Cornelius Nice, 
 Sr.muel Strange, James Peacock, Henry Nice, Thomas Miles, Joseph 
 O. Dunham, William Colwell, Joseph Wilson, John Dunn, John Chris- 
 topher, junior, Samuel Whirs, James M'Donnell, Samuel Gillespie, 
 Francis Gallagher, Andrew G. Lordley, and Charles T. Vail, Inspeci- 
 tors of Pickled Fish. -Z' 
 
 Levi Lockhart, Superintendent of the Fish Market. 
 
 Charles Davies, William Bookwood, Nathaniel Clinton, William H. 
 Bowyer, Thomas Majoribanks, and John Berryman, Inspectors oi 
 Flour. 
 
 William Hagarty, and David S. Marshall, Fire Inspeetors. 
 
 William BarT r'^ Chief Engineer of Fire Engines^ 
 
 Fyier Dibblee, ^;'<perintendent oi Carts, Hand-Carts, and Hacks. 
 
 John Hooper, City Inspector. 
 
 Samuel Bulyea, Looker after Nuisances at Carletoo. 
 
 William Nisbet, Pound Keeper. 
 
 William Cronk, Pound Keeper at Carleton. -' 
 
 James O. Betts, laSpector of Bread. 
 
 Qeorge Matthew, Gilbert T. Ray, and James Olive, Overseers of the 
 I\)or. 
 
 William Nisbet, Keeper of the Alms House. 
 
 Geo. Bond, Robert Salter, and William Scovil, junior, Eaq'rs. True- 
 lees of Schools. 
 
 Daniel Ansley, John Ward, junior, Thomas Harding, Joba R. Parte- 
 lov.', Gregory VanHorae, Henry Porter, James Kirk, Gcurfs A. Lock- 
 
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 hart, John Sandnll, A. S. Perkins, George Harding, Thomas BaVlow^ 
 James T. Hanford, George Bond, Isaac Woodward, William Mallin, 
 John V. Thurgar, Thomas Leavitt, George D. Robinson, William 
 Mackay, John Paul, William Olive, Joseph Beatteay, John Hooper, 
 Elisha DeW. Ratchford, Thomas L. Nicholson, William Wright, John 
 Moyes, Charles C. Stewart, Thomas M. Smith, Barnabas Tilton, John 
 Kaolliu, Robert Ray, William Hagarty, Ezekiel Barlow, Ewen Uame> 
 ron, Robert Salter, Thomas Coram, John Robertson, Edward L. Jarvis, 
 sad Gilbert T. Ray, Firewards. 
 
 City or Saint John Savings' Bank.— His Exeellency the Lieu- 
 tenant Governor, Patron ; Hon. Ward Chiuman, L. L. D. President ^ 
 Hon. Hugh Johnston, John R. Partelow, Thomas Barlow, John Ward, 
 junior, George D. Robinson, and James T. Hanford, Esmiires, Trus- 
 tees ; The Bank of New- Brunswick, Treasurer ; , Daniel Jordan, Esq, 
 Cashier and Register. 
 
 Chamber of Commerce. — L. Donaldson, Esquire, President ; E. 
 DeW. Ratchford and Hugh Mackay, Esquires, Vice Presidents ; Isaac 
 Woodward, Esquire, Secretary and Treasurer ; James Whitney, Wil- 
 liam Mackay, William Walker, John Wishart, S. L. Lugrin, and H. 
 G. Kinnear, Esquires, together with the Members of the House of As- 
 sembly for the City and County, (being the non-elective part) compose 
 khe Committee. / 
 
 PuBuc Grammar School in the City of Saint John. — The Re- 
 ▼erend the Rector of Saint John, President; The Mayor, the Recorder, 
 the Hon. Ward Chipman, L. L. D. the Hon. Judge Parker, the Hon: 
 William Black, D. C. L. the Hon. Neville Parker, and R«t, Robert 
 Wilson, A. M. Directors ; William Wright, Esquire, Treasurer and 
 Clerk ; Mr. Jas.Paterson, Principal ; Mr. W. Ewing, English Assistant. 
 
 *i^ The Branches taught in this Seminary are Latin, Greek, Blathe- 
 maticks, Geography, the Use of the Globes, Writing, Arithmetic, and 
 Elocution. The pupils of the senior classes, have, besides, daily ex- 
 ercises in Composition, to initiate them into a knowledge of English 
 Grammar, and a correct and elegant use of their native tongue. 
 
 Saint John Church of England Sunday School. — His Ezcel- 
 Jeiiey the Lieutenant Governor, Patron ; the Rector of Saint John, Pre- 
 sident ; the Curate of Saint John, Superintendent and Secretary ; the 
 Church Wardens, Directors, 
 
 Saint John District Committee of the Society for Promot- 
 ing Christian Knowiedge.— The Rev. Benjamin G. Gray, D. D. 
 President; Hon Chief Justice Chipman, Hon. William Black, and 
 William Scovil, Esquire, Vice-Presidents ; William H. Robinson, 1^- 
 quire, Tieasurer ; Rev. I. W. D. Gray, Secretary ; R. W. Crookshank, 
 Esquire, and Mr. L. H. Deveher, Standing Committee. Terms of 
 admission to the Parent Society, One Guinea donation, and One Gui- 
 nea annually. Terms of admission to the District Committee, Haifa 
 Guinea per annum. *^j* The Depository of Books and Tracts is at 
 Mr. W. D. W. Hubbard's, Prince William street. 
 
 Saint John Religious Tract Society.— The Rev. Robert Wilson, 
 A. M. President ; John K'nnear, Esquire, Secretory. Commiitee- 
 The Hon. W. B. Kinnear, and Messrs. N. S. Demill, G. T. Ray, Z. 
 Esley, L. H. Deveber, J. Wishart, P. Duff, and W. Whiteside. 
 
 Saist Jo}in Society Library. — Hon. Chief Justice Chipman, L. 
 L. D. Prc"^ ilent; Hon. Neville Parker, Vice-President; W. H. Street, 
 Esquire, Conmittee ; Robert F. Hazcn, Esquire, Secretary and Tw?a- 
 
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surer ; Mr. A. S. Grore, Librarian. Library hours from 19 to 1 o'clock, 
 daily. 
 
 Sacbed Music Society.— Alexander Lawrence, President ; James 
 Bustin, Vice-President; George Whiitekir, junior, Secntary; Stephen 
 K. Foster, Conductor; Samuel Bustin, Charles J. Melick,'J. W. M'- 
 Leod, T. P. Williams, and S. W nittekir, Committee. 
 
 Satnt John Mechanics' Institute. — Beverley Robinson, Esquire, 
 President: George D. Robinson, Esquire, and Mr. John Duncan, vice 
 Presidents. Committee — A. Lawrence, J. Gray, T. Nisbet, jr. Jas. 
 M'Gregor, Richard Duflf, Edwin Ftirweather, Geo. Flemming, WilH- 
 nm Jack, William Lawton, Thomas Allen, B. Ansley, and Thomas 
 Rankine, jr. M. H. Perley, Esquire^ Corresponding Secretary ; S. J. 
 Scovil, Esquire, Recording Secretary ; Mr. J. G. Sharp, Treasurer. 
 
 YotrNO Men's Debating Society. —S. L. Tilley, President ; Henry 
 J. Chubb, Vice-President; Edward Rulofson, Censor; Joseph W. 
 Lawrence, Secretary. 
 
 Saint John and Portland Ladies' Benevolent Society.— Com- 
 mittee of Management :-'Mxs. Simonds, Secretary ; Mrs. W. H. Ro- 
 Wnsou, Treasurer. Mrs. W, B. Kinnear, Mrs. Hamilton Smith, Mrs. 
 Stephen, Miss B. Hazen, Mrs. T. Smith, Mrs. R.W. Crookshank, jun. 
 Mrs. E. Sears, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Wm. Lawton, Mrs. Kenah, Visitors. 
 
 Saint George's Society.— John V. Thurgar, Esquire, President ; 
 Benjamin L. Peters, Esquire, Vice-President; Isaac L. Bedell, Esquire, 
 Treasurer ; Anthony R. Truro, Secretary. 
 
 Saint Andrew's Society. — John Robertson, Esquire, President ; 
 Hugh Mackay, Esquire, Vice-President , John Wishart, Esquire, Tfea- 
 •urer ; Alexander Robertson, Secretary. 
 
 Saint Patrick's Society.— Thomas L. Nicholson, Esquire, Presi- 
 dent ; Moses H. Perley, Esquire, Vice President ; William Hutchin- 
 son, Esquire, Treasurer ; William Mills, Secretary ; J. W. Smith, 
 Assistant Secretary. 
 
 Albion Union Society. — Henry Buxton, President ; William H. 
 Keans, Vice President ; J. W. Roberts, Treasurer; H. J. Thorn, 
 Secretary. 
 
 Friendly Sons of Erin, , President ; John 
 
 Gailivan, Vice President ; James Gilday, Treasurer ; John O'Keefe, 
 Secretary. 
 
 Orphan Benevolent Society. — Lewis Burns, '^.squire. President ; 
 Francis Collins, Vice President ; John Dougherty, Treasurer ; John 
 Humbert, Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 Shipmasters' Society.— John Brown, President ; W. D. Faulke, 
 Treasurer ; Thomas Reed, Secretary. 
 
 Coopers' Society. — William Barlow, President ; William Dun- 
 ham, Vice President ; James M'ConncU, Treasurer ; John Ward, 
 Secretary. 
 
 SrjiVEDOREs' Society.— William Ball, President ; John Murphy> 
 Vice President ; Michael Finn, Treasurer; William Hill, Secretary. 
 
 Temperance Society.— The Rev. B. G. Gray, D. D. President ; 
 the Hon. Judge Parker, the Hon. William B. Kinnear, Vice Presi- 
 dents ; F. A. Kinnear, Esquire, Secretary, &c. 
 
 *■ Abstinence Society. -N. S. Demill, President ; W. Till, Vice 
 President; Z. Estey, Secretary and Treasurer.— Messrs. H. Blakslee, 
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 R. James, M. Thomas, J. Buntipg, D. Collins, William Heiritt, N. 
 Disbrow, junior, Asa Blakslee, junior, C. H. Dimock, J. Smith, T. 
 Kaowles, and W. Nigbet, Committee. 
 
 Pbibndly Firk Club.— Robert W. Crookshank, Esquire, Pfesi- 
 deat ; T. L. Nicholson, Esquire, Secretary, &c. 
 
 Union Fire Club. — Daniel Leavitt, Esquire, President ; Leveret 
 H. D«Veber, Esquire, Vice President ; John Wishart, Esquire, Tfea- 
 surer : W. D. W. Hubbard, Es^quire, Secretary. 
 
 PaoTECTioN FiBH Club. — Frederick A. Wiggins, President ; Geo. 
 Thomas, Vice President ; Thomas Nisbet, jun. Secretary. 
 
 RATES OP WHARFAGE, 
 
 , " Established by Act 54, George IH. cap. 9. 
 
 For every decked vessel, or vessel ot the description called wood boats, 
 not exceeding 50 tons, - - Is. 6d. per day. 
 
 Above 50 tons, and not exceeding 100 tons, 
 Above 100 tons, and not exceeding 150 tons. 
 Above 150 tons, and not exceeding 200 tons, 
 Above 200 tons, and not exceeding 300 tons, 
 Above 300 tons, >> .J not exceeding 400 tons, - 
 400 tons and upwards, . . . . 
 
 RATES OF SLIPPAGE AT THE CORPORATION SLIPS. 
 
 All Decked Vessels, same rates as for Wharfage ; Wood-Boatis, — 
 tkree half-perice for every Ton burthen, and allowed to remain six days 
 each trip, for the purpose of discharging: if they remain longer, to pay 
 on* penny per Ton additional, for each day ; no Boat to remain longer 
 than Twenty Days. 
 
 RATES OF FERRIAGE BETWEEN SAINT JOHN AND CARLBTON. 
 
 Foot Passengers, Os. 3d. 
 
 Two Horses, with Waggon or Stage, 
 One Horse and Gig, Sleigh, Sled, Cart, or Waggon, Is 
 * An Ox, Horse, or Cow, - - - - 
 A Swine, - . - . . . 
 
 A Sheep, - 
 
 A Barrel of Flour, 
 
 A Keg of Powder, 
 
 Is. 
 
 6d. 
 
 2s. 
 
 6d. 
 
 3s. 
 
 6d. 
 
 5s. 
 
 Od. 
 
 7s. 
 
 6d. 
 
 lOs. 
 
 Ci. 
 
 12s. 
 
 6d. 
 
 HARBOUR-MASTER'S FEES. 
 Ob vessels of 30 tons, and under 50, 
 
 
 50 
 75 
 100 
 150 
 200 
 300 
 400 
 
 >» 
 
 75, 
 
 100, 
 150, 
 200, 
 300, 
 400, 
 
 2s. 
 
 6d. 
 
 Is. 
 
 6d. 
 
 Is. 
 
 Od. 
 
 OS. 
 
 5d. 
 
 Os. 
 
 3d. 
 
 Os. 
 
 3d. 
 
 as. 
 
 3d. 
 
 2s. 
 
 6d. 
 
 3s. 
 
 »d. 
 
 Ss. 
 
 Od, 
 
 6s. 
 
 3d. 
 
 78. 
 
 6d. 
 
 10s. 
 
 Od. 
 
 12s. 
 
 6d. 
 
 15s. 
 
 Od. 
 
 and upwards, 
 
 Decked vessels under 100 tons, owned and re^^istered at Saint John, 
 and all British vessels under that tonnage tradmg within the Bay of 
 Pundy, or arriving from ports to the Northward of Cape Cod, or the 
 Westward of Cape Canso, or from any port in Nova-Scotia, to pay annu- 
 ally as follows :— Under 30 tons, 3s. 9d. ; over 30 and under 50 tons, 5s. ; 
 over 50 and under 75 tons, 7s. 6d. ; over 75 and under 100 tons, lOs. 
 
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RAT£S OF CARTAGE IN SAINT JOHN. 
 
 
 *M- 
 
 3. d. 
 
 For a load of Wood, (quarter of a cord,) 
 
 For a load of Cof.ls, (half a chaldron,) 
 
 For a load containing 15 bushels Grain, 
 Salt, Potatoes, or any other articles measur- 
 ed at loading or unloadin^^, except coals. 
 
 For a pipe of Wine, Gin or Brandy, and 
 housing within the door of the first floor. 
 
 For 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 Tobacco, and bousing, 
 
 For a hogshead or puncheon of Cider, or a 
 load of dried Fish of 15 cwt. or a common 
 load of household goods, and storing, 
 
 For a load of Shingles, Hoop poles. Head- 
 ing, Staves, Treenails, smoked Fish in box- 
 es, Salmon in kits, Dry Goods, or a load of 
 any other articles not herein mentioned, or 
 a hogshead of Lime, or a hogshead or crate 
 of Earthenware, or two tierces of Earthen- 
 ware, a hogshead Dried Fish, 2 tierces Cof- 
 fee, or quantity in bags not exceeding 12 
 cwt. or a load containing 6 brls. Flour, or 5 
 brls. Sugar, Fish, Beef, Pirk, Turpentine, or 
 Cider, or half a ton of Iron, or the same 
 quantity of Cordag in coils not exceeding 
 4 cwt, or a load of any articles not herein 
 mentioned. 
 
 For a 64 gallon cask of Wine, Rum, Gin, 
 Brandy, Molasses, or Porte*, , or for a load of 
 Sand, Gravel, or Stones, jr a load of four 
 brls. of any spirituous Licuor, or Molasses, 
 For Cables and Cordag? in coils above a 
 Cwt. or if to coil, per ton, or for Hay, loose, 
 per ton. 
 
 For Hay, screwed, per ton, ' < 
 
 For Bricks, per thousand, 
 For liumber, per thousand feet. 
 For the cartage of any article or articles, 
 not exceeding half a load. 
 
 V CO 
 
 a. d. 
 
 3 
 
 104 
 3 
 
 1 6 
 
 2 
 
 1 3 
 
 9 
 
 4i 
 
 1 
 
 
 2 li 
 
 14i 
 
 "So 
 
 
 8. d. 
 
 lOi 
 6 
 
 1 li 
 3 3 
 
 1 9 
 
 2 3 
 
 1 6 
 
 
 
 s. d. 
 
 
 
 741 
 
 9 
 
 1 
 
 loi 
 
 I lil 3 
 
 3 4i 
 
 1 10 
 
 2 4i 
 
 17i, 
 
 ». d. 
 
 9 
 
 14i 
 3 6 
 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 1 
 
 Hi 
 
 14i 
 
 6 
 10 3 
 
 6 ,4 
 6 3 
 
 6 10 7i;0 9 | lOi 
 
 I 3 
 
 1 6 
 
 
 2 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 The First District comprises all that part of the city, between the 
 south line of Pond street, and north line of Duke street, which lies to 
 the westward of the east line of Mill street, t)ock street, and that part 
 of Prince- William-street, between the north line of the brick bnilaing 
 belonging to Mr. JamosK. M'Kee, (northward of the Market-square,) 
 X8 
 
 r. 
 
 ntp H. 
 
8. d. 
 
 I 1ft 
 1 9 
 
 144 
 i3 6 
 2 
 
 i2 6 
 
 1 9 
 
 1 3 
 
 I 6 
 
 6 
 
 3 2 
 5 
 
 4 
 
 1 
 
 and the nortb line of Dake street, and including Eing-gtreet, to the 
 westward of the west line of Germain-street. ^ 
 
 Second District comprises all that fiart of the City between the north 
 line of Union-street and south line of St. James's-strect, which lies 
 without or beyond the first district, to the westv;ird of the east line of 
 Charlotte-street. 
 
 , Third District comprises all that part of the city which lies without 
 or beyond the second district, to the westward of the east line of Sid- 
 ney-street. 
 
 Fhurth District comprises all that part of the city lying without or 
 beyond the said third district, to the westward of the east line of Car- 
 marthen-street. 
 
 JPifth District comprises all that part of the city lying without ot be- 
 yond the said fourth district. 
 
 PUBLIC FORTKBB AKD HAMD-CABT MEN. 
 
 For loading, carrying and housing any goods, or any other articles oo 
 any hand-cart, from the Market-slip in King's and Queen's wards, or 
 from any other place within the limits of the first district, to any other 
 place within the said several five districts, the rates of prices are as 
 follow : — For the first district, three-pence; second district, three-penor 
 half-penqy ; third district, four-pence ; fourth district, fuur-pence half- 
 penny ; fifth district, five-pence. 
 
 HACKNET-COACH FARES. ^ 
 
 For conveying not exceeding Four persons from any public stand to 
 any other part of the City, or from any one part of the Citj to any 
 other part thereof, one shiUino- ; and for every passenger over four, six- 
 pence additional : if carriage be detained, to pay ad^'.tional, at the rate 
 of one shilling for every half hour. 
 
 ' BATES or WEIGHING AT THE PUBLIC WEIGHING HACIIIKBS. 
 
 ' Every load not exceeding 1000 lb. weight, tme shilling' ; and one 
 penny tor every additional cwt.; payable, half by the seller, and half 
 by the purchaser. 
 
 RATES OF PILOTAGE— Established by the Ommon Council. 
 
 From the first of April to the first of December, the sum of five shil- 
 lings per foot for bringing any ship or vessel into the harbour of Saint 
 John, and mooring her in a safe place or berth, or securing her along- 
 side of one of the wharves; and five shillings per foot, for removing 
 a^ taking any ship or vessel out of the harbour. From the first of Dec. 
 to the first of April, one shilling and three pence per foot additional. , 
 
 In cases where pilots shall be detained on board of vessels, uncter 
 and by virtue of the Quarantine or Health Laws of the Province, they 
 s^hall be entitled to demand and receive from the Masters of such ves- 
 ssels, the sum of Ten Shillings per day, for every day of such delcn- 
 tion, in addition to the allowance aforesaid. 
 
 Coasting vessels, going from one part of the Bay of Fundy to another ; 
 British or Foreign steam-boats, or British vessels drawing under six 
 i«et of water are not compelled to take pilots ; when employed, they 
 are to be paid according to the rates above-mentioned. 
 
 For removing vessels from any mooring ground to any whari^ or 
 fron any wharf to any mooring cround, or from one wharf to another 
 wbarf, and seeing them properly moored or secured, the following rates : 
 For vessels not exceeding 100 tons, 7s. Cd. ; for vessels over 100, and 
 not exceeding 200 tons, lOs. ; for vessels over 200 tons, and not ex- 
 ecedii^ 300 tons, 158.; and for all vessels over 300 tons the sum of 90s. 
 
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CITY AND COUNTY OP SAINT JOHN. 
 
 a —-— 
 
 The Mayor and thj Recorder, Justices of th« Mayor's Court. 
 
 TliC Mayor and the Recorder, Henry Porter, John Humbert, Thomas 
 Hartling; Gregory 'VanHorne, Robert Salter, and Georr,'e Bond, Es- 
 quires, Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. 
 
 John Ward, William Scovil, James Peters, Ralph M. Jar\is, K"a. 
 Charles Simonds,iG. C. Carman, Zalmon Wheeler, John Jordan, Al- 
 lan Otty, George Anderson, Jam(;s Moran,Hon. Hugh Johnston, Henry 
 Gilbert, Robert W. Crookshank, Noah Disbrow, Robert EUiis, Robert 
 Payne, Archibald Menzies, Geo. Brown, Benj. L. Peters, Nehemiah 
 Merrilt, Chas. Ward, Hon. J. Robertson, Wm. II. Street, Geo. D. Ro- 
 binson, Daniel Leavitt, John Kinnear, John Gillies, Calvin L. Hatbe- 
 wey, James Brown, and George Ball, Esquires, Justices of the Peace. 
 
 James White, Esq., High Sheriff; G. V. Nowlin, Deputy Sheriff. 
 
 James Peters, junior, Esquire, Clerk of the Peace, &c. ; James Vf. 
 Bord, Esquire, Assistant Clerk of the Peace, &c« 
 
 William Bayard, Esquire, M. D., Coroner. 
 
 John R. Partelow, Esquire, County Treasurer. 
 
 Charles Drury, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 Henry Swymmer, Esquire, Surrogate. 
 
 Benjamin L. Peters, Esquire, Commissioner for taking Bail ia the 
 Sapreme Court. 
 
 Hon. W. B. Kinnear, James Peters, junior, Henry Swymmer, Alfred 
 L. Street, Francis A. Kinnear, Robert F. Hazen, William Wright, H. 
 N. H. Lugrin, John M. Robinson, M. H. Perley, Robert L. Hazen, 
 Richard Sands, junior, John Johnston, iJames William Boyd, George 
 Wheeler, Wm. Jack, Judah H. Hartt, Chas. Johnston, Wm. S. Saqds, 
 Duncan Rol)ertson, Newton W. Wallop, James W. Peters, John H. 
 Gray, Robertson Bayard, W. J. Ritchie, Charles Gallagher, Wm. M. 
 Greenwood, Samuel J.. Scovil, and William R. M. Burtis, Esquires, 
 Commissioners for taking Affidavits in ( Supreme Court. 
 
 Gehardus C. Carman, John Jordan, ana James Moran, Elsquircs, 
 Commissioners for Solemnizing Marriage. 
 
 Charles Drury, Esquire, Issuer of Marriage Licenses. 
 
 BoABD OF Education. — The Mayor, the Recorder, Rev. F. Coster, 
 William Scovil, junior, and James Peters, junior, Esquires. 
 
 Board or Health.— R. F. Hazen, Esquire, Mayor, (CAatrwitm), 
 Hon. W. B. Kinnear, William H. Street, Benjamin Stanton, Daniel 
 Ansley, Thomas Harding, Gregory Van Home, George Bond, Thomas 
 Barlow, .lehn R. Partelow, (Secretary), Henry Gilbert, Allan Ol0f, 
 Robert Pavne, Benjamin L. Peters, William Olive, Rev. Dr. Gray, 
 Rev. R. Wilson, Rev. James Dunphy, Charles Ward, Isaac Wooo- 
 ward, M. H. Perlev, Hon. Charles Simonds, Henry Porter, George 
 A. Lockhart, and '■William Y. Theal, Esquires. 
 
 John Hurler, Iisspeclor of Fish, Portland. 
 
 SuavEYons of Lumler m thb County. — Robert Stevens, Thomas 
 Nixon, Michael Wisher, George Eagles, James Flewelljng, John 
 Rol)ert'?, Gilbert Jordan, junior, Moses Tuck, Joseph Lingley, Wil- 
 liam O. Cody, Alexander M'L, Seely, William W. Jordan, Francis 
 Jordan, Chuvies Trafton, Thomas Gillespie, Samuel Reynolds, Robert 
 Cuaniird, John F. Goddard, James Scott, George Cassie, Charles 
 Soiell,Zecharif)li Adams, EdwardD. Gore, Stephen H. Shaw, Thomas 
 F. T.anpen, T. B. Vincent, E. Hawkswortn, A. E. W. Lee, John 
 Monrou, Oln'er B. Cougle, and Benjamin A. Huestis. 
 
 Terms of the General ScfMons and Common Pleas. — Ski Tuesday 
 in March, 1st Tuesday in June, September and December. 
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 PARISH OP PORTLAND. 
 
 Joba Dtmcan, William Parks, and John W. Smith, Ccmmissiooei's 
 ctf Highways. 
 
 Robert Payne, Israel Merritt, and Thomas Ruddick, TraMees of 
 Schools. 
 
 John Owens, Wm. Ruddick, and Thos. Allan, Orerseers of the Poor. 
 
 Robert Payne, James 'Travis, and Solomon Hersey, Assessors of 
 Taxes. 
 
 James Joyce, Collector of Taxes. 
 
 John Dalton, James Burley, John O'Keefe, Richard Reardon, Wil- 
 liam MGarvey, Isaac Fie welling, and James Sweeny, Constables. 
 
 Richard Reardon, Ptolemy Lombard, William M'Garvey, and Peter 
 Snider, Hog Reeres. 
 
 Michael Campbell and Patrick Harrigan, Pound Keepers. 
 
 Ptolemy Lombard and Maurice Delaney, Fence Viewers. 
 
 Barnes Travis, Superintendent of the Ferry Landing. 
 
 James Reynolds, Ferryman. 
 
 Hugh Sharkey, Town Clerk and Clerk of the Market. 
 
 PARISH OF LANCASTER. 
 
 George Anderson, Archibald Menzies, and John Stevens, Commis- 
 sioners of Highways. 
 
 Wm. Wilson, G. C. Carman, and Isaac Clarke, Tiustecs of Sc*U)ols. 
 
 Charles Lord, William Wilson, and George Vaughan, Overseers of 
 the Poor. 
 
 Isaac Clarice, John Gillies, and John Scott, Assessors of Taxes. 
 
 John Hardinsj, Collector of Taxes. 
 
 J. Dunham, J. Harding, I. Finnemore, and J. M'Auley, Constables. 
 
 John Vaughan, John Harding, and William Scott, Fence Viewer«. 
 
 Isaac Finnemore and George Howe, Hog Reeves. 
 
 William Tilton and John Harding, Pound Keepers. , 
 
 William Wilson, Town Clerk and Clerk of the Market. 
 
 ss PARISH OF SAINT MARTINS. 
 
 Thomas Stevens, James Shanklin, annd Robert G. Moran, Commis- 
 sioners of Highways. 
 
 Simon Vaughan, William Vail, and James S. Smith, Overseers of 
 the Poor. 
 
 Joseph Biowi), William M'Afee, and Simon Vaughan, Trustees 
 pf Schools. 
 
 George Marr, James M'liOan, William Vaii, Assessors of Taxes. 
 
 Ctiniel Hro'.vn, OoiJector of Taxes. 
 
 Dani(:l Drown, James Siianldiu, and William Compton, Constables. 
 
 Philip Black, Edwunl Brown, and James S. Smith, Fence Viewers. 
 
 Hejiry Britain, Pound Kcopcr. 
 , George W. Mnslers, Town" Clerk, and Clerk of the Market. 
 
 PARISH OF SIMONDS. 
 
 William G. d dy, Peter Dewar, and Thoaias Bean, Commissioners 
 of Highway.''. 
 James O't-ody, Petov Dew;ir, atul James Dunn, Trustees of Schools. 
 James O. Cody, E. lientell, and Thos. Bean, Overseers of the Poor. 
 James O. Cody, Jamo'. Dunn, and Robert Long, Assessors of Taxes. 
 John Juhuston, Collector ol' ^i'axes. 
 
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John Johnston^ JHmes Burley, Robert Bowes, Richard Daley, 
 Pister Foy, Francis Hannah, and Job Stanley, Constables. 
 
 James Burley, Edward Hughes, Robert Bowes, Richard Daley, E. 
 Sentell, Thomas M'Fadian, Thomas Bean, Winthrop Robinson, 
 Thomas Lonp, Morris Whooten, William Bean, senior, John Morri- 
 son, 'Villiam Daley, Hugh Ryan, John Dewar, Thomas Garnet, and 
 James M'Kee, Fence Viewers. 
 
 James Burley, Robert Bowes, Richard Daley, Francis Hannah, 
 Peter Foy, and Edward Hughes, Hog Reeves. 
 
 Edward Hughes, Robert Bowes, Hugh Dunn, David Gallagher, 
 I^ilip Furlong, and James Burley, Pound Keepers. 
 
 Robert Bowes, Town Clerk, and Clerk of the Market. 
 
 COUNTY OF YORK. 
 
 Honorable John Simcoe Saunders, John Allen, Peter Fraser, Hon. 
 Thomas C. Lee, and John Robinson, Esquires, Justices of the Inferior 
 Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Honorable John S. Saunders, John Allen, Peter Frater, Honorable 
 Thomas C. Lee, John Robinson, Jacob EUegood, James A. Maclauch- 
 lan, Thomas Emerson, Thomas Jones, George Minchiu, James Harri- 
 son, William Davidson, Patick Campbell, James Miles, Ross Currie, 
 Edward Nicholas Kendall, Robert Power, {of the Q,uofrumV Adam D. 
 Allen, Greorge Grarden, Lawrence Bradshaw Rainsford, Hngh Josiah 
 Hansard, Henry Morehouse, Solomon Parent, David Booth Shelton, 
 G«orge Cheync, William J. Bedell, Benjamin Wolhaupter, Thomas 
 Gill, Thomas Earle, Richard Hayne, and George Clements, Esquires, 
 
 Edward W. Miller, Esquire, High Sheriff; William M'Beath, De- 
 puty Sheriff. 
 
 George J. Dibblee, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk of the 
 Peace aad Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Joseph Beek, Esquire, Rejg[ister of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 William Woodford, Esquire, Coroner. 
 
 Mark Needham, Esquire, County Treasurer. 
 
 Honorable Charles J. Peters, Honorable George F. Street, Honom- 
 bla John S. Saunders, D. L. Robinson, G«orge J. Dibblee, Charles P. 
 Wetmore, George F. S. Berton, L. A. Wilmot, Charles Fisher, 
 George F. H. Imnchin, William H. Odell, Stephen Miller, David S. 
 Kerr, Charles E. Millidge, John M'Mahon, Francis A. H. Strattoiik, 
 John C. Allen, and G. Lee, junior. Esquires, Commissioners Ibr 
 tBicing affidavits in the Supreme Court. 
 
 Peter Fraser, and William T. Peters, Esquires, Commissioners for 
 taking Bail in the Supreme Court. 
 
 James A. M'Lauchltui, John Allen, Jacob Ellegood, John Robini ->, 
 nod J. Harrison, Esquires, Commissioners for Solemnizing Mam^ 
 
 Board of Educatiok. — Very Rev. William DoUard, V. G. ; Jt u 
 Robinson, and G. J. Dibblee, Esquires. 
 
 Almt House and Work ^ow^e.— Charles P. Wetmore, Benjamin 
 Wolhaupter, Lemuel A. Wilmot, William J. Bedell, Thomas Gill, 
 Eaqaires ; Moses Pickard, and Thomas Murray. — Joseph Flemroing, 
 Keeper. 
 
 Asa Coy, F. E. Beckwith, Mark Needham, and F. W. Hatheway, 
 Licensed Auctioneers. 
 
 Terms of the General Sesaions and Pleaa.— -Second Tuesday in 
 January and June. Additional Terms of the Common Pleas — Tnird 
 Tuesday in March, and second Tuesday in Octsber. 
 
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 Frederidon Auxiliary Bible Society— 3m. Taylor, Esq. President ; 
 John Simpson, Esq. Vice President; Charles Ft sher, Esq. Treasurer; 
 L. A. Wilmot, Esquire, and Henry Fisher, junior, Secretaries. 
 
 Frederidon Library.— J. E. Woolford, Esquire, President ; Colin 
 Allan, M.D., Vice President ; R. Gowan, Treasurer and Secretary; 
 William J. Bedell, and James Taylor, Esquires, Committee : George 
 Bliss, Librarian.— Terms, £5 on admission, and 20s. annually. 
 
 Frederidon Soddy of St. Andrcio.— John Simpson, Esquire, Presi- 
 dent; John Gregory, 1st Vice President; David S. Kerr, Esq., 2d do. ; 
 John F. Taylor, Treasurer ; William M'Beath, Secretary ; Rer. Joha 
 Birkmyre, A. M., Chaplain. 
 
 Frederidon SodetyofSt. Pct/ncA:.— Hon.Thomas Baillie, President ; 
 Robert Power, Esquire, Vice President ; Joseph Beek, Esquire, Trea- 
 surer ; Matthew Brannen, Secretary ; Stephen White, Assistant do. 
 
 Frederidon Sodety of Saint George. — Hon. George Shore, Presi- 
 dent ; J. E. W-iolford, and the Hon. G. F. Street, Vice Presidents; 
 Venerable Archdeacon Coster, Chaplain ; George F. S. Berton, Ee- 
 qttire, Treasurer and Secretary. 
 
 Frederidon News and Reading i^oom.— Honorary Manager, Archi- 
 bald Scptt, Esquire ; Committee, Benjamin Wolhaupter, A. Smithert, 
 and J. A. Beckwith, Esquires. ^ 
 
 Floral and Horticidtural Sodety cfNew Brunswick— '{at Frederior- 
 ton.)— Mr. Woolforde, President ; Mr. W. Wilmot, Mr. Fraser, and 
 Mr. Street, Vice Presidents ; Mr. R. Gowan, Treasurer ; Mr. George 
 Lee, jr. Recording Secretary. CounoiZ— Messrs'. Watts, W. T. Peters, 
 D. L. Robinson, C. Fisher, E. N. Kendall, S. Flemming, G. J. Dib. 
 blee, G. F. S. Berton, C. Lee, Rev. Mr. Birkmyre, Mr. L. A. Wimot, 
 
 Firewards in Frederidon.— Hon. George Shore, Hon. Thomas 
 Baillie, George Minchin, Mark Needham, William Wilmot, William 
 D. Hartt, John A. Beckwith, and the Hon. Mr. Justice Carter. 
 
 COUNTY OP CHARLOTTE. 
 
 Hugh Mackay, Hon. Thomas Wyer, Hon. James AUanshaw, 
 James Rait, James Douglas, and W. F.. W. Owen, Esquires, Justices 
 of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Hugh Mackay, Hon. Thomas Wyer, James Rait, James Douglas, 
 Peter M'CuUum, Thomas Armstrong, Moses Vernon, John Wilson, 
 Tristram Moore,' Patrick Clinch, David Mowatt, Samuel Abbott, 
 William Ker, Wilford Fisher, Joshua Knight, Nehemiah Marks, John 
 M'Laughlan, James Frink, W. F. W. Owen, Jacob Allan, John Bf . 
 Porter, William Garpett, John Snell, James Albee, Josephus Moore, 
 Robert Lindsay, Abraham J. Wetmore, Thomas Moses, John M'NqU, 
 and Cockran Craig, Esquires, Justices of the Peace. 
 
 Hon. Harris Hatch, Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk of the PMoe 
 and Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Colin Campbell, Esquire, High SherifT. ^^ ., 
 
 Pa« nek Clinch, Esquire, Coroner. 
 
 David W. Jack, Esquire, County Treesnrer. 
 
 Hon. Harris Hatch, Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 The Justices of the Pleas, together with Patrick ClinehvWttliBai 
 Ker, Hon. Harris Hatch, Geo. S Hill, Peter Stubs, Samuel H. Whil- 
 k>ck, J. W. Chandler, S. G. Andrews, Richard M. Andrews, Alexan- 
 der 0ampbell, George D. Street, Samuel Abbott, Wilfeid Fiaher, Wei- 
 
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 liogton Hatch, Thomas B. Abbott, Wm. B. Chandler, T. B. Wilson, 
 and G. J. Thomson, Esquires, Commissioners for taking Affidarits in 
 the Supreme Court. 
 
 Hugh Mackay, Hon. Thomas Wyer, Samuel Abbott, Joseph N. 
 Clark, Charles R. Hatheway, Wilford Fisher, and Patrick Clinch, 
 Esouires, Commissioners for taking Bail in the Supreme Court. 
 
 HughMackay, Tristram Moore, the Hon. James AUanshaw, James 
 Chafiey, Hon. Thomas Wyer, Peter M Callum, John Wilkinson, W. 
 F. W. Owen and Wilford Fisher, Esquires, Commissioners for 
 Solemnizing Marriage. 
 
 Hon. Harris Hatch, Issuer of Marriage Licenses. 
 
 Board of Eklucation.— Rev. Archibald M'Lean, Hon. Harris Hatch, 
 James Rait, James Douglai, Rev. Dr. Alley, Hon. Thomas Wyer, and 
 George D. Street, Esquire. 
 
 Chas. R. Hatheway, J. H. Whitlock, William Garnett, Jas. Boyd, 
 Samuel Abbott, William M'Lean, Edward Wilson, John M'Kean, F. 
 Loriman,and T. P. Shaw, Licensed Auctioneers. 
 
 Terma q/* tfiQ General Sessions and Common Pleas. — Second Tres- 
 day in April, and third Tuesday in September. Additional Terms oj 
 ih% Common Pleas— -SQCoud Tuesday in July and December. 
 
 Charlotte County Agricultural and Emigrant Socikty. — 
 Established in 1820. — Sir Howard Djuglas, Baronet, Patron ; Dr. S. 
 Frye^ President; Hon. Harris Hatch, and Colin Campbell, Esq. Vic«- 
 Presideiits; S. H. Whitlock, Esquire, Treasurer; George N. Smith, 
 Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 Public Grammar School in Saint Andrbws.— Directors : Rev. 
 Dr. Alley, Hon. H. Hatch, Colin Campbell, Hon. Thos. Wyer, Dr. 
 S. Thompson, Rev. Mr. M'Lean, James Campbell, David W. Jack, 
 Esquires, and Dr. S. Frye. Master,— Mr. Morrison. 
 
 Mabine Hospital, St. Andrews. — Commissioners, — Hon. Harris 
 Hatch, Wilham Ker, and D. W. Jack, Esquires. Surgeon— Samuel 
 Frye, Esquire. 
 
 COUNTY OF SUNBURY. 
 
 David Burpe, and Thomas O. Miles, Esquires, Justices of the Infe* 
 rior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 David Burpe, Thomas O. Miles, Clapman Smith, Stephen Peabody, 
 Charles F. Street, Nathaniel Hubbard, James Tilley, George Hay- 
 ward, Charles Hazen, (<?/ /Ae Quorum), William Hoyt, and Henry 
 T. Partelow, Esquires, justices of the Peace. 
 
 John Hazen, Esquire, High SherifiT. 
 
 George F. S. Berton, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk of the 
 Peace, and Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Nathaniel Hubbard, Esquire, Register of DeMs and Wills. 
 
 Jas. Hazen, Geo. B. Covert, and Enoch Barker, Esq'rs. Coroners. 
 
 Elijah Miles, David Burpe, H. T. Partelow, and F. A. Clowes, Es- 
 quires, Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Conn. 
 
 David Burpe, Thomas O. Miles, John Hazen, and Stephen Peabody, 
 Esquires, Commissioners for Solemnizing Marriage. 
 
 Board of Eiducation. — David Burpe, Esquire, Rev. Raper Milner, 
 Rev. Archibald M'Callum, and George P. S. Berton, Esouire. 
 
 Term^ of the General Sessions and Common Pleas. — Third Tues- 
 day in January and June. Additional Terms of Vie Common Picas 
 —Fourth Tuesday in March, and Third Tuesday in October. 
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 QUEEN'S COUNTY. 
 
 Honorable Harry Peters, Samuel Scovil, and William Foshay, E«' 
 quires, Justices of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Samuel Scovil, Harry Peters. Abialher Camp, Stephen Golding, W. 
 Foshay, Thomas Underhill, Thomas T. Hewlcir, John Earle, John 
 Humpnrey, Charles Harrison, {of the Quorum)^ Peter Yeamans, John 
 M'Ahster, David M'Donaid, John M'Lcan, and Joseph B. Perkins, 
 Eiauires, Justices of the Peace. 
 
 Nathaniel Hubbard Deveber, Esnuire, High Shoriflf. 
 
 Timothy R. Wetmore, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk of 
 the Peace and Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Henry S. Peters, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 Thos. Gilbert, John Earle, and Thos. T. Hewlett, Esq'rs. Coroners. 
 
 Hon. Harry Peters, Commissioner for taking Bail in the Supreme 
 Court. 
 
 Hon. Harry Peters, Samuel Scovil, Timothy R. Wetmore, and H. 
 6. Peters, Esquires, Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the Su- 
 preme Court. 
 
 Samuel Scovil, Hon. JHarry Peters, Stephen Golding, Wm. Foshay, 
 Thomas Underhill, Thomas T. Hewlett, John Earle, and John Hum- 
 phrey, Esquires, Commissioners for Solemnizing Marriasfe. 
 
 Timothy R Wetmore, Esquire, Issuer of Marriag[e Licences. 
 
 Nathaniel Hubbard Deveber, Esquire, Licenced Auctioneer. 
 
 Rev. Samuel R. Clark, Hon. Harry Peters, Samuel Scovil, Esq. 
 Rev. Abraham Wood, Thomas T. Hewlett, Timothy R. Wetmore, 
 and N. H. Deveber, Esquires, Trustees of the Grammar School. 
 
 Board of Education.— Hon. Harry Peters, Hon. Hugh Johnston, S. 
 Scovil, N.H. Deveber, and T. R. VVetmore, Esquires. 
 
 Terms of the General Sessions and Common P/eas.— Fourth Tues- 
 day in January and June. Additional Terms of the Common Pleas — 
 Fourth Tuesday in April and October. 
 
 KING'S COUNTY. 
 
 David B. Wetmore, Isaac Perry, and John T. Coffiuj Esquires, Jus- 
 tices of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 David B. Wetmore, Isaac Perry, John T. Coffin, Thos. Ketchum, 
 Rulof Rulofson, John Smith, Gould Pickett, Henry A. Scovil, John 
 C. Vail, A. C. Evanson, William McLeod, John Barbaric, Fbenezer 
 Smith, Azor Hoyt, Isaac Haviland, (of the Quorum), Samuel Foster, 
 John Wightman, and John Brittain, Esquires, Justices of the Peace. 
 
 Asa Davidson, Esquire, Hio[h Sheriff. 
 
 Edward Betts Smith, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk of 
 the Peace and Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 William SimpSon, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 David B. Wetmore, Gteorge N. Arnold, William Frost, and Isaac 
 Haviland, Esquires, Coroners. 
 
 Walter Bates, and Edward G. N. Scovil, Esquires, Trustees of the 
 Grammar School. 
 
 Elias Scovil, p. B, Wetmore, Isaac Perry, John T. Coffin, and A. C. 
 Evanson, Esquires, Commissioners for taking Bail in the Supreme 
 Court. — Elias Scovil, A. C. Evanson, Wm. Simpson, and Edward B. 
 Smith, Esquires, Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the same. 
 
 David B. Wetmore, Wm. M'Leod, Henry A. Scovil, John C. Vail,an4 
 Isaac Perry, Esquires, Commissioners for solemnizing Marriage. 
 
 Edward B. Smith, Esquire, Issuer of Marriage Licences. 
 
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Board of Education.— DtLvid B. Wet more, Esq. J. T. CoffiD, Esq. 
 Rot. E. Scovil, Isaac Perry, Esq. and E. B. Smith, Esq. 
 
 Caleb WJetmore, Simon Baxter, John Shock, WilJiam Frost, and 
 Joshua D. Gidnev, Licensed Auctioneers. 
 
 Terms of the General Sessions and Common Pleas. — First Toos- 
 day in March and July. Additional Terms of the Common Pleas — 
 First Tuesday in May and November. 
 
 William P. Sayre, 
 Hon. Edward B. C 
 
 COUNTY OF WESTMORLAND. 
 
 Rufus Smith, Honorable William Crane, Honorable Amos E. 
 Botsford, and William VVilson, Esquires, Justices of the Inferior 
 Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Rufus Smith, Honorable William Crane, Honorable Amos E. 
 Botsford, James Estabrooks, Edward Dixon, James Sayre, Philip 
 Palmer, John Smith, Bill Chappell, Marmaduke L. Backhouse, Har- 
 man R. Trueman, Lewis Trites, William Chapm&n, George Sleeves, 
 Peter M'Lellan, {of the Quwum), Robert Scott, William Wilson, 
 John Chapman, William C. Smith, Daniel Htyinington, John Tren- 
 holm, George Oulton, Joseph Avard, junior, George 'Pitfield, Thomas 
 Gilbert, James Robertson, Thomas Prince, James Wallace, junior, 
 James Brewster, Hiram Edgett, Nathan W. Foster, David Murray, 
 and Elisha Peck, Esquires, Justices of the Peace. 
 
 Esquire, High Sheriff. 
 
 handler, Keeper of the Rolls and Clerk of the 
 Peace and Inferior Court of Common P' >as. 
 
 John Edgett, and Andrew Weldon, Esquires, Coroners. 
 
 Marmaduke L. Backhouse, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 Rufus Smith, Honorable William Crane, Honorable Amos E. Bots- 
 ford, Hon. E. B. Chandler, James Stewart, Thomas S. Sayre, S. G, 
 Morse, Christopher Milner, junior, and Bliss Botsford, Enquires, 
 rjommissioners for taking Affidavits to be read in the Supreme CouA ; 
 and the Justices of the Common Pleas, together with Lewis Trit«s, 
 Btauire, Commissioners for taking Bail in the Supreme Court. 
 
 Hon. E. B. Chandler, Issuer of Marriage Licenses. 
 
 Rufus Smith, Daniel Hannington, William Chapman, Hon. Wm. 
 Crane, Bill Chappell, Lewis Trites, and Robert Scott, Esquires, Com- 
 missioners for solemnizing Marriage. 
 
 Board of Education.— Rm^us Smith, Esquire, Hon. A. E. Botsford, 
 Rer. John Black, Joseph Crandall, and Hon. E. B. Chandler. 
 
 Thomas Treiiholm, Andrew Weldon, junior, George Pitfield, and 
 Q. Woodworth, Esquires, Licensed Auctioneers. 
 
 Terms of the General Sessions and Common Pleas : — Third Tuesday 
 in June and November. Additional Terms of the Common Pl(ta$ — 
 First Tuesday in April and second Tuesday in November. 
 
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 COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND. 
 
 Alexander Davidson, John Fraser, William Abrams, Esquir^, and 
 Hon. Joseph Cunard, Justices of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Alexander Davidson, John Fraser, William Abramis, Hon. Joseph 
 Canard, John T. Williston, William Joplin, Alexander Goodfellow, 
 Dudley Perley, John Nesmith, Donald M'Kay, James DeW. Fraser 
 Joha Wright, Robert Doak, James Gilmour, Henry B. Allison, Abra- 
 ham Moors, Robert Leslie, John J. Donald, Thomas C. Allen, Alex- 
 Mtder M'Laggan, Thomas N. Underbill, David Crocker, Henry C. D. 
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 f^arman, William Lctson, Pliincas Williston, James Hierlihy, Benja- 
 min-^Stymest, junior, Jolm M'Donnld, John Cuppage, Jared Toaef) 
 John Porter, John M. Johnson, {of the Quorum), ana Peter Morrison, 
 Alexander Davidson^uuior, Thomas Willoughby, Roderick M'Leod. 
 John Leslie, and James L. Price, Esquires Justices of the Peace. 
 
 Uichard Marshal Clark, Esquire, High Sheriff. Patrick WheclMr 
 and Edward Lohban, Deputy Sheriffs. 
 
 Thomas H. Peters, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk of the 
 Peace and Inferior Court of Ccmmon Pleas. 
 
 James Wright, and Martin C ranney. Esquires, Coroners. 
 
 J. A. Street, Esouire, Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 William Loch, Esnuirc, County Treasurer. 
 
 William Loch, John Nesmith, Alexander Davidson, Hon. Joseph 
 Cunard, Robert Doak, Christopher Clark, and John J. Donald, E»- 
 quires, Commissioners for taking Kail in the Supreme Court. 
 
 JohnNosmith, Thomas H. Peters, J. A. Slreet, Williani Carman, 
 
 {unior, George Kerr, C. A. Harding, Hon. Joseph Cunard, Robert 
 )oak, John J. Donald, James H. Peters, Edward Williston, John M. 
 Johnson, junior, and James L. Price, Esquires, Commissioners for 
 taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court. 
 
 William Abrams, Alexander Goodfellow, Donald M'Kay, and Ro- 
 bert Doak, F^sqiiires, Commissioners for solemnizing Marriage. 
 
 Thomas H. Peters, Esquire, Issuer of Marriage Licenses. 
 
 James Gilmour, Henry Cunard, Willam Carman {^'squires, and Rev. 
 Robert Archibald, Trustees of Northumberland (inimmnr School. 
 
 Board of Education. ~ilox\. Joseph Cunard, J. A. Street, J. Wright, 
 Thomas H. Peters, Esquires, and Rev. James Souter. 
 
 William Davidson, Richard Marshall Clarke, Patrick Henderson, 
 John Wright, Joliu Reli, James Davidson, Thomas C. Allan, John M. 
 Johnston, Phineas Williston, Henry O. D. Carman, W. Leddcn, A. 
 Brown, Alexander M'Beath, John Brown, William H. Richardson, 
 and Nfil M'Lean, Licensed Auctioneers. 
 
 Leonard Hawbolt, Commissioner of Buoys and Beacons in the Mi- 
 ramichi. 
 
 William Joplin, Esnuire, Harbour Master. 
 
 Leonard Hawbolt, Alexander Eraser, junior, James Gilmour, Wil- 
 liam Lt)ch, and William Abrams, Esquires, Port Wardens. 
 
 William Abrams, Alexander Rankin, Henry B. Allison, and George 
 Taylor, Esquires, Commissioners of the Fund for the support of Sick 
 and Disabled Seamen. 
 
 AlexaiKler Key and Ji)hn Thomoson, Esquires, Surgeons to the Sick 
 an;l Disabled Seamen's Hospital, IVIiramichi. 
 
 Alexander Key, Esquire, Health Officer for the Port of Miramichi. 
 
 Terms of the General Sessions and Common Pleas. — Second Tues- 
 day in January and July, with power for Justices to adjourn to next 
 succeeding weeks, by Act 2d Vic. cap. xi, sec. ^. Additional Term* 
 of th%: Common P/eas.— First Tuesday in May and October. 
 
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 C( JNTY OF KENT. 
 
 John Wheaton, Samut^ M'Kean, and George Pagan, Esquires, Jb«- 
 lices of the Inferior Court ^f Common Pleas. 
 
 John Wheaton, Samuel M'Kean, George Pagan, John Jardine, John 
 Bowser, {of the Q,iiorum], and Thomas Powell, AmasaWeldon, John 
 P. Ford, and Robert F. Patten, Esquires, Justices of the Peace. 
 
 Le Baron Drury, Enquire, High Sheriff. 
 
. ^ohn W. Wcldon, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls and Clerk of tie 
 Peace and Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 John Wheaton, Samuel M'Kean, George Pagan, John W. Weldon, 
 aed William Chandler, Esquires, Commissioner^ for taking A£Sdayits 
 to be read in the Supreme Court ;— and John Wiieaton, Samuel M'- 
 Kean, and George Pagan, Esquires, Commissionera for taking Bail in 
 tke Supreme Court. 
 
 George Pagan, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Wills; 
 
 John W. Weldun, Esauire, [ssuer of Marriage Licences. 
 
 John Wheaton, John Jardine, William Hannington, junior, and J. 
 Bowser, Esquires, Commissioners for Solemnizing Marriage. 
 
 Board of Education.— John Wheaton, George Pagan, John Jardine, 
 and J. W. Weldon, Esquires. 
 
 Michael Samuel, George Pagan, David GifTord, Ward ACDonald, and 
 Henry Livingstone, Licenced Auetioneers. 
 
 Terms of the GenertU Sessions and Cowynon Pleas. — Second Tues- 
 day in January and Fourth Tuesday in Jt'ne. Additional Termt cf 
 the Common Pleas— rFirsi Tuesday in April and September. 
 
 • COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. 
 
 Joseph Read^ John Miller, and William Napier, Esquires, Justices 
 of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Joseph Read, John Miller, William Napier, James Bi-xc>^all, Ben- 
 jamin Dawson, John Young, Henry W. Baldwin, Perry J. N. Duma- 
 resq, John Richey, John Doran, KoLert Robinson, Thomas M . De- 
 Blois, William Stevens, John Fraser, and Thomas Falle, {of the Quo- 
 rum,) and George Sevret, Esquires, Justices of the Peace. 
 
 Henry William Baldwin, Esquire, Hi?h Sljeriff. 
 
 William End, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls and Clerk of th« Peace 
 and Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 William End, Esquire, Register of Deeds an 1 Wills. 
 
 Thomas M. DeBlois, Esquire, County Treasurer. 
 
 Robert Gordon, and George Sevret, Esquires, Coroners. 
 
 Joseph Read, and Benjamin Dawson, Esquires, Commissioners for 
 taking Beil and Affidavits in the Supreme Court. 
 
 William Knd, Richard Carman, Joseph Read, and Benjamin paw- 
 son, Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court". 
 
 John Young, James Blackhall, William Napier, and Benjamin Daw- 
 son, Esquires, Commissioners for Solemnizing Marriages. 
 
 William End, Issuer of Marriage Licences. 
 
 William End, William Na^iier, William Stevens, The nas M. De- 
 Blois, and Rev. A. C. Somerville, Directors of the Grammar School. 
 
 Wm. Napier, H. W. Baldwin, and Wm. End, Board of Education. 
 
 Thomas M. DeBlois, William Napier, and Joseph Read, Commis- 
 sioners of Buoys and Beacons, Balhurst. 
 
 Joseph Read, H. W. Baldwin, and Francis Ferguson, Esquires, 
 Commissioners of Sick and Disabled Seamens' Fund, Bathurst. 
 
 Ter'iits of the General Sessions and Common Pleas — Second Tues- 
 day in January and last Tuesday in Ja])-— Additional Terms of the 
 ' Common Pleas— Firsl Tuesday m April, and last Tuesday in October. 
 
 COUNTY OF CARLETON. 
 
 B. C. Beardsley, John Bedell, and Richard Kelchum, Esquires, Jus- 
 tices of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
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 B. C. Beardsley, John Bedell, Richard Ketchom, James Upham, 
 i. A. Maclauchlan, Greo. Morehouse, Josiah Brown, John Dibblee, 
 Adam Sbarpe, Arthur B. Walsh, Francis Rice, Leonard R. Gobmbes, 
 James Ketchum, John Bedell, iunior, Abraham N. Grarden, Rufus S. 
 Demill, Samuel Nevers. Charles A. Hammond, Henry Baird, Asa 
 Upton, Paul M. Bedell, William H^lett, {of the Quorum), Ambrose 
 S. Carman, Jeremiah M. ConneiL Charles Perley, Benjamin Nc4)le, 
 Ralph D. Beardsley, and Samuel Estabrooks, Esquires, Justices of the 
 Peace. 
 
 John F. W. Winslow, Esquire, High Sheriff. 
 
 David Munro, Deputy Sheriff. 
 
 A. K. Smedes Wetmore, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls and Clerk of 
 the Peace and Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Creorge A. Bedell, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 John Bedell and Charles Connell, Esquires, Coroners. 
 
 B. C. Beardsley, George W. Cleary, A. K. S. Wetmore, William 
 H. Needham, Abraham N. Garden, W. T. Wilmot, Charles E. Beards- 
 ley, and D. L. Dibblee, Esquires, Commissioners for taking Affidavits 
 in the Supreme Court. 
 
 "Tichard Ketchum, Esquire, Commissioner for taking Bail and Affi- 
 davits in the Supreme Court. 
 
 Richard Ketcaum, George Morehouse, Josiah Brown, and Arthur B. 
 Walsh, Esquires, Commissioners for Solemnizing Marriages. 
 
 Richard English and Jeremiah M. Connell, Esquires, Licenced Auc- 
 tioneers. 
 
 Board oj" Education. — John Bedell, Richard Ketchum, John Dibblee, 
 Esquires, Rev. Samuel D. L. Street, and A. K. Smedes Wetmore, Es- 
 quire. 
 
 Terms of the General Sessions and Common Plea^. — Fourth Tues- 
 day in Januar) and June. Additional Terms of the Common Pleas : 
 — First Tuesday in March and October. 
 
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 COUNTY OF RESTIGOUCHE. 
 
 Robert Ferguson, John Montgomery, and Dugald Stewart, Esquires, 
 Justices of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Robert Ferguson, John Montgomery, Dugald Stewart, Adam Fer- 
 euson, William Flemming, Peter Slewart, Arthur Ritchie, Archibald 
 Ramsay, James Paul, Peter Sutherland, and Joseph Hunter, Elsquires, 
 Justices of the Peace. 
 
 James Paul, Esquire, High Sheriff. 
 
 Andrew Barbarie, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls and Clerk of the 
 Peace and Inferoir Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Andrew Barbaric, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 f< Donald Stewart, Esquire, County Treasurer. 
 .. Hugh Montgomery and Robert Ritchie, Esquires, Coroners. 
 ■ i\ Robert Ferguson, Peter Stewart, and James Paul, Esquires, Com- 
 missioners for taking Bail and Affidavits in the Supreme Court. 
 
 Andrew Barbarie, Robert Ferguson, Peter Stewart, Dugald Stewart, 
 Jamns Paul, Chipman Botsford, Patrick Coughlan, James S, Morse, 
 and Theophilus Deshrisay, Esquires, Commissioners for taking Affi- 
 davits in the Supreme Court. 
 
 Andrew Barbarie, Esquire, Issuer of Marriage Licences. 
 
 Robert Ferguson, Esquire, Commissioner for solemnizing Marriage. 
 
 John Montgomery, Dugald Stewart, and Adam Femison, Esquires, 
 Commissiocers of Beasoos and Buoys for the Port orDalhousie. 
 
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Board of Biducatum.—Rer. James Stepheo, Xs^n Montgomenr, 
 Andrew Barbarie, Chipman Botsford, liioseph JEl^ler, and Donald 
 Stewart, Esquires. 
 
 Terms of the General Sessions and Common Pleas. — Second Tues- 
 day in January and Second Tuesday in July. Additional Terms of 
 ike Common P/eos^-Second Tuesday iu October and Second Tuesday 
 in April. 
 
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 HER MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS. 
 
 Port op Saint John. — Henry Bowyer Smith, Esquire, Colledor ; 
 George Hamilton Smith, Esquire, LMiiding Surveyor ; James Walker, 
 Esquire, Waiter and Searcher ; James D. Lewia, Esquire, Waiter 
 and Searcher ; Charles Drury, Esquire, Admeasurer of Ships and 
 Vessels ; John Longmaid, JYde Surveyor; William Whiteside, Pirat 
 Clerk ; Allan Clark, Second Clerk ; W. F. Huyghue, Acting' Third 
 Clerk. . "^ 
 
 iSu6- CoKcc/ors.— James Sayre, Esquire, Dorchester ; Dugald Stew- 
 art, Esquire, ^Acting) Dalhousie ; David Swayne, Esquire, Kichibucto ; 
 Henry E. Dibblee, Esquire, Woodstock ; Thomas M. Deblois, Es- 
 quire Bathurst : under the priucipal Officers of H. M. Customs at 
 the Port of St. John. 
 
 Wardiouse Department. — William Strinj^er, Esquire, Warehouse 
 Keeper at Saint John ; Thoinas P. Marter, Esquire, Locker, at ditto. 
 
 Port of Mibamichi.— John Wright, Esquire, Collector : Joseph 
 Dean, Esquire, Comptroller ; William Newport Barron, '^lerk ; 
 under the principal Officers of H. M. Customs at the Port of Saint 
 John. 
 
 Port of Saint Andrews. — Alexander Grant, Esquire, Collector; 
 C. V. Forster, Esquire, Comptroller and Landing Surveyor ; R. 
 Kerr, Esquire, Acti.ng Waiter and Searcher ; William £Ulman, £U- 
 ^ttire, First Clerk and Warehouse Keeper. 
 
 SvB-CoLLiX3TORS. — Robert Ker, Esquire, Campo Bello ; T. Arm- 
 strong, Esquire, Saint Siephen ; Cochran Craig), Esquire, Grand 
 Manan ; A. J. Wetmore, Esquire, Saint George ; Henry E. Dibblee, 
 Esquire, Woodstock. 
 
 PROVINCIAL REVENUE. 
 
 Beverley Robinson, Esquire, Province Treasi'^er. 
 
 Dspytty Treasurgr*.— Joseph Beek, Esquire, Fredt:icton ; James 
 Campbell, Esquire, Saint Andrews ; A. J. Wetmore, Esquire, Saint 
 G«Qrge ; Thomas Moses, Esquire, West Isles ; Robert Watson, Es- 
 
 3uire, St. Stephen ; T. H. Peters, Esquire, Miramichi ; J. W. Wel- 
 on, Esquire, Richibucto ; Daniel Hannini'ton, Esquire, Shedipc ; D. 
 Stewart, Esquire, Restigouche ; John Miller, Esquire, Bathurst ; Bill 
 Chappell, Esquire, Bay Verte ; H. E. Dibblee, Esquire, Woodstock ; 
 Thomas B. Moore, Esquire, Bend of Peticodiao ; M. L. Backhouse, 
 Kaquire. Sackville; Cochran Craig, Esquire, Grand Manan ; Gilbert 
 Wall, Elsquire, near Cape Tormentine, Westmorland. 
 Mr. Henry Whiteside^ Treasury Clerk. 
 
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 Benjamin C Chaloner, Esquire, Ganger of Dutiable ArUcl«»,ud 
 Tide Surveyor at the Port of Saint John. 
 
 David W. Jack, Esquire, ditto ditto, at Saint Andrews. 
 
 William Joplin, ditto ditto, at Miramichi. 
 
 Tide fTatV^rs.— Stephen Humbert, John Abrams, and Thomas 
 (Griffiths, Saint John ; William Payne, Fredericton ; Edmond Walst^ 
 Saint Stephen ; Charles M'Donaid, Restigouche ; Henry Johnston, 
 and William Stoop, Saint Andrews , R. Sutherland, Samt George ; 
 H. M'Davitt, West Isles ; Alexander Anderson, BathursI { E. J. 
 Stewart, Dalhousie. 
 
 Hon. John Robertson, W. D. W. Hubbard, P. A. Wiggins. 
 George D. Robinson, and Isaac Woodward, Esquires, Appraisers oi 
 Dutiable Articles, at Saint John. 
 
 Hon. Thomas Wyer, James W. Street, and James Douglas, Bk- 
 quires, Appraisers of Dutiable Articles in Charlotte County. 
 
 Collector of Duties on Horses and Cattle. — James Upham, Wood- 
 siock i Benjamin Reed, Douglas ; J. E. Nicholson, Wakefield. 
 
 OFFICE OP AUDIT. 
 Hon. Frederick P. Robinson, Auditor General. 
 
 Hon. Amos E. Botsford, John R. Partelow, and Lemuel A* Wil- 
 mot, Esquires, Commissioners fur A uditing the Accounts of theXasaal 
 Revenue, from 1831 to 1836, inclusive. 
 
 UNIYERSITY OF KING'S COLLEGE, FrtdwitUm, 
 
 PATuoiif— THE QUEEN. 
 
 Visitor on Her Majesty's behalf— The Bishop. 
 
 Chancellor — The Administrator of the Governmeni. 
 
 President— The Archdeacon. 
 
 COUNCIL. 
 
 The Lieutenant Governor. 
 
 Venerable Archdeacon Coster, 
 Reverend Dr. Jacob, 
 Reverend Dr. Somerville, 
 HoQ. W. Botsford, 
 
 Honorable William F. Odell. 
 Hon. Ward Chipman,L. L. D. 
 Honorable J. S. Saunders, 
 Honorable W. Black, D. C. L. 
 
 Honorable G. F. Street, Registrar. 
 
 COLLEGE. 
 j; Vice President and Principal—The Rev. Edwin Jacob, D. D. 
 
 PROFESSORS. 
 
 Classical Literature, Historv, and Moral Philosophy- Rev. Dr. Jaeoh. 
 Metaphysics and Divinity— Reverend James Somerville, L. L. D. 
 Mathematics and Natural Philosophy — David Gray, Esquire, A. M. 
 Lecturer in Chemistry an^ Natural History— James Robb, Esq. M. D. 
 
 CoLLBoiATB ScHOOL.— Mastcrs, Mr. George Roberts, and Mi. 
 . James Holbrook ; French Tutor, M. Thomassm. 
 
 THE GOVERNOR AND TRUSTEES OF TItE MADRAS 
 SCHOOL IN NEW-BRUNSWICK. 
 
 The Lieutenant Governor or Cemmander in Chief for the timt being. 
 Tb« Lord Bishop of the Diocese. The Chief Justice. 
 
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The Members of Her Majesty's Council. The Judge of the Admiralty. 
 The Speaker of the House of Assembly. 
 The Mayor and Recorder of St. John. 
 The Ekdiesiastical Commissary of the Province. 
 The Rector and Church Wardens of Trinity Church in St. John. 
 Together with- -The Hon. Edward J. Jarvis, the Rev. George Burns, 
 D. D., and William Scovil, Esquire. 
 
 Robert F. Hazen, Esq. TVeaaurer ; J. W. Boyd, Esq. Clerk. 
 
 PROVINCIAL VACCINE ESTABLISHMENT. 
 
 Central Station — Saxnt John. 
 
 His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor and Her Majesty's Council, 
 
 Patrons of the Institution. 
 
 Honorable William Black, Director of the Instituticu. 
 
 COMMITTEE : 
 
 Fredericton— The Reverend James Somerville. L. L. D., and the 
 
 Honorable William F. Odell. 
 Saint Andrews— The Reverei^d JeromeAUey, D. D. 
 
 VACCINATING SURGEONS: 
 Raint John -George P. Peters, Esquire, M. D. 
 Fredericloii~The Medical Officer in charge of the Troops. 
 Saint Andrews— James Gore, Esquire. 
 
 PRO VINCIAL MARINE HOSPITAL, 
 
 FOR THE RELIEF OF SICK AND DISABLED SEAMEN. 
 
 X^^mmissioners— The Honorable William Black, Ralph M. Jarvis, 
 William Scovil, John Ward, junior, Thomas Barlow, Robert W. 
 Crookahank, and Daniel Leavitt, Esquires. 
 
 Secretary and Treasurer — Lauchlan Donaldson, Esquire. 
 
 Physician and Surg-eon— John Boyd, Esquire, M. D. ' • 
 
 Bankof New-Brnnswick. — (In Saint John.)— Capital, £100,000. — 
 Thomas Leavitt, Esquire, President; Directors. — Thomas Barlow, 
 John Boyd, M. D. ;»Robert W. Crooksbank, L. H. DeVeber, Robert 
 F. Hazen, Charles Hazen, Hon. Hugh Johnston, Nebemiah Merritt, 
 William H. Scovil, Charles C. Stewart, John Walker, and F. A. 
 Wiggins, Esquires.— Richard Whiteside, Cashier ; James William 
 lioyd. Esquire, Solicitor and Notary. 
 
 Commercial Bankof NexD-Brunamclc. — (In Saint John.)— /necr- 
 porated by Royal Charter. — Cajpital, £150,000, with power tc increase 
 to £300,000. Henry Gilbert, Esquire, President', Directors — Lewis 
 Hums, William Hammond, R. M. Jarvis, John Kerr, Hugh Mackay, 
 Ambrose S. Perkins, Gilbert T. Ray, Charles Ward, James Whit- 
 ney, Stephen Wiggins, JohnM. Wilmot, and John Wishart, Esquires ; 
 Alexander Balloch, Cashier; Moses H. Perley, Esquire, »'S'oiici/or. 
 
 Commercial Branch Bank.— {At Miramichi)— Commi^ee qf Man- 
 agement—William Loch, Alexander Rankin, and James A. Street, 
 Esquires ; Cashier at New Cos/te- Thomas C. Allen, Esquire ; Act- 
 in.j Cashier at CAa/Aam— Henry Wis.well. 
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 Commereial Branch Bank— (At Vtedeticton.)— Committee of Man- 
 <igemmJt—PiA9L Coy, P. E. Beckwith, James Hale, W. D. Hant, T. 
 T. Smith, B. Woinaupter ; Cashier— Archibald Scott. 
 
 Woodstock Agency.— fAt. G. P. Williams, Cashier : John Connell, 
 Charles Conaell, R. English, and Charles Perley, Committee 0/ Man- 
 agement. 
 
 Charlotte CownJtu Ban/;.— (In Saint Andrews.)— CoptVoZ £15,000. 
 The Hon. Harris Hatch, President ; Directors— Hon. James Allan- 
 shaw, Hon. Thomas Wyer, John Wilson, Edward Wilson, William 
 Babcock, J. W. Street, and John M'Allist6r,Esquires ; JohnRodgers, 
 Cashier, 
 
 Central Bank of New-Brunswick.— (In Predericton.) — Capital 
 £35,000, with power to increase to £50,000. William J. Bedell, 
 Esquire, President; £>trcc/ors— Thomas Pickard, Thomas R. Robert- 
 son, George J. Dibblee, John T. Smith, Charles?. Wetmore, John 
 A. Beckwith, John F. Taylor, and Oliver Smith, Esquires; Samuel 
 W. Babbitt, Cashier; George P. S.-Berton, Esquire, Solicitor. 
 
 Saint StepherCs J5an/:.— Capital, £25,000.— William Porter, Es- 
 
 auire, Presidenf^ ; Directors — Robert Lindsay, John Marks, George 
 1. Hill, George M. Porter, Gilman D. Kin», John M'Alister, junior, 
 Henry Eastman, Esquires ; Cashier — David Upton, Esquire ; Soii- 
 ci/or— George S. Hill, Esquire. 
 
 Bank of British North ilmmca.— (Established' in London.) — 
 
 Capital £1 ,000,000 sterling ; in 20,000 Shares, of £50 each ; (three 
 
 fourths of which have been subscribed in England, and the remainder 
 
 in the North American Colonies), with power to increase the capital. 
 
 Manager of the Branch at Saint John.— Robert H. Listou, Esquire. 
 
 Local Directors at Saint John—Jo-mes Kirk, E. DeW. Ratcnford, 
 Hon. John Robertson, Wm. H. Street, and Wm. AValker Esquires ; 
 Standing Counsel — Hon. George F. Street, Solicitor General; Solici- 
 tor and Notary— (^eor^e Wheeler, Esquire. 
 
 Predericion Sub-Branch. — Alfred Smithers, Esquire, Manager ; 
 S. J. Barker, John Simpson, and James Taylor, Esquires, Directors. 
 
 Miramichi Sub-Branch. — Robert Casa'eh, Esquire, Manager ; 
 Direcf-ors — Hon, Joseph Cunard, Henry B. Allison, and VVilliamCJar- 
 man,jun. Esquires. 
 
 
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 IXSURA.NCE COMPANIES. 
 
 Niitb-Brunswck Fire Insurance Company. — (In Saint John. )— 
 Capital £50,000.— John M. Wilmot, Esquire, President ; Directors- 
 Daniel Ansley, John Boyd, M. D., Mark Dole, John Hammond, 
 Robert P. Hazen, Ralph M. Jarvis, William Jarvis, John Kinnear, 
 Nehemiah Merritt, Ambrose S. Perkins, G. T. Ray, and John Walk- 
 er. Esquires ; Robert F. Hazen, Esquire, Solicitor ; Daniel Jordan, 
 Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 Central Fire Insurance Company.— (In Predericton.) — Capital 
 £50,000. — Benjamin Wolhaupter, Esquire, President ; Charles M'- 
 Pherson, John S. Coy, Thomas T. Smith, W. D. Hartt, P. E. Beck- 
 with, Charles Fisher, Thomas Stewart, and W. A. M'Lean, Esquires, 
 Directors ; William M'Beath, Secretary. 
 
 Agencies. —Saint John. — Duncan Robertson, Esquire, Agent ; 
 Messrs. Hugh Macka} , D. J. M'Laughlin, and C. D. Everilt, Com- 
 
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mittee of Reference ; Saint Andrews, George D. Street, Agent ; 
 JHon. Harris Hatch, and Jarrtes Boyd, Esquire, Committee of Refer- 
 ence : Newcastle, (Miramichl) Charles A. Harding, Esquire, A^cn<; 
 Chatham, George Kerr, Esquire Agent ; Bathurst, Wm. Stephens, 
 Esquire, Agent; Richibuclo, John W. WeldoP, Esquire, il^-erU : 
 Dalhousie, Du^ald Stewart, Esquire, Ag^nt ; Woodstock, Messrs. 
 J. M. and C. ConnelJ, Agents. 
 
 Saint John Marine Assurance Company. — Capital £50,000, toith 
 power to increase to £100,000,— James Kirk, Esquire, President ; 
 Directors— William Leavitt, William Walker, John V. Thurgar,.EL 
 DeW. Ratchford, Hugh Mackay, F. A. Wiggins, Thomas Barlow, 
 William H. Scovil Esquires ; Adam Jack, Esquire, Secretary ; 
 Geergf^ Wheeler, Esquire, Solicitor. 
 
 JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES. 
 
 New- Brunswick Mining Company. — (In Saint John.) — Capittd 
 £20,000— Mr. Henry Chubb, President ; Z>iredors— Thomas Barlow, 
 Edward J. Budd, Rob^t W. Crookshank, Henry Gilbert, James 
 Kirk, Elisha De Wolfe Ratchford, Robert Ray, John Kerr, James 
 Vernon, John Walker, and Isaac Woodward, Esquires ; Thomas I*. 
 Nicholson, Esquira, Secretary, 
 
 Salmon River Coal Company. — Incorporated by Act of Assembly, 
 1837 ; — Paid up Capital, £7000.— John Doak, Esquire, President ; 
 Directors—Timothy Fletcher, Moses H. Perley, William H. Cuuning- 
 barr., and Edwin Ketchum, Esquires ; Moses H. Perley, Secretary 
 and Treasurer ; Dv. Gesncr, Gcobglst ; William H. Cunningham, 
 Asent at the Mines ; Mr. Robert Laing, Captain of the Mima { 
 Mr. H. Yf^Xch, Superintendent of Boring. 
 
 Saint John Bridge Company.— Capital £20,000— William H. 
 Street, Esquiie, President ; Di ztors — Isaac Woodward, Ralph M. 
 Jarvis, Hugh Mackay, John Walker, Edward L. Jarvis, Cnarlee 
 Hazeli, Seorge D. Robinson, and William Hammond, Esquires, Hon. 
 John Robertson, Rev. F. Coster, P. Besnard, and Thomas L. 
 Nicholson, Esquires ; Duncan Robertson, Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 Saint John Water Company. — Cajoi7aZ £20,000 — Lauchlan Donald- 
 s«i, EsQuire, President ; Directors — Hon. John Robertson, Isaac 
 L, Bedell, Hugh Mackay. W. H. Street, Thomas Leavitt, James 
 Kirk, Thomas Barlow, Robert W. Crookshank, Robert F. Hazeo, 
 John Kerr, John Walker, and R. Keltic, Esquires ; Duncan Robert- 
 son, Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 Saiht John Mechanics' Whale Fishing Company. — Capita), 
 £ab,000 — Thomas Nisbel, Esquire, President ; Directors — John Dun- 
 can, Chas. D. Evferilt, William Lawton, Daniel J. M'Laughlin, John 
 Wishart, and Henry Chubb; John Kirby, Secretary. 
 
 Sajnt John Mills and Canal CoMPANY—Paid up capital £40,250 
 —Mark Healy, Esqu-re, President ; Directors— John B. Jones, Seth 
 Bryant, J^hn Preston, and Benjamin Whitney, Esquires ; J. D. Emery, 
 Esquire, Agent and Treasurer; W. S. Ellison, Esquire, Civil Hngi- 
 neer ; Moses H. Perley, Esquire, Solicitor and Secretary. 
 
 St. John Mills and Manufactobing Company-- Capital, £25,000 
 —Thomas C. Everitt, President ; Directors— Charles D. Evsritt, 
 Henry Blakslce, John Smith, and John L. Oa'nber, D. J. Estey, Se- 
 cretary. 
 
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 LAiroAsrnSK Mill CoKPAirr.— Capital, £ino,O0O, with power to io- 
 erease to £300,000— amount of paid up capital, £35,000 — Tboma* 
 Barlow, Esquire, President ; Directors— Ezekiel Barlow, Edwin Keteh- 
 um, Moses H. Perley, and Issac Gage, Esquires; Oliver Byram, Sa- 
 perintendent ; Dr. Gesner, Geological Surveyor ; I. Foster, Millwright ; 
 W. J. Ritchie, Esquire, Solicitor; Moses H. Perley, Esquire, Trea- 
 surer and Steward of Inglewood Manor ; Transfer A§:ent in London^ 
 Charles Walton, Esguire, Newman's Court, 73Cornhill; W. H. Cot- 
 lerill, Esquire, Solicitor, 29 Throgmorton-street. 
 
 Skeffield Mills and Land Company. — Capital^ £ 10,000, viith leoffe 
 to increase to £50,000. — Moses H. Perley, Esquire, President ; Direo' 
 /era— Ezekiel Barlow, E. J. Budd, and I. Woodward, Esquires ; John 
 H. Gray, Esquire, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 New-Brunswick Mill Company— (In Miramicbi)— Ca;ji7a/, £100,000 
 — Henorable Joseph Cunard, President ; Directors — E. N. Kendall^ 
 T. H. Peters, James Purinton, John Ross, Nathaniel Blake, Ashar 
 Robins, Thomas Boies, and Alexander M'Gregor ; Honorable Joseph 
 Cunard, Treasurer ; Duncan M'Gregor, Secretary. 
 
 Nashwaak Mill Company — (In Saint Mary) — Capital, £40,000 — 
 Oliver Smith, President; Directors— James iWlor, Nathaniel Blake, 
 Eli Hoskins, and Ira Wadleigh ; Charles P. Wetmore, Esqaire, So- 
 Ucitor and Secretary. 
 
 Tobique Mill Company.— James Taylor, Esquire, President ; Hon, 
 Thomas Baillie, C a. Lombard, J. A. Beckwith, and Asa Coy, E»> 
 quires, Directors ; R. Gowan, Secretary and Treasurer ; George F. S. 
 Berton, Esquire, Solicitor. 
 
 Salmon River Mill Company. — B. Robinson, Esquire, President ; 
 Directors— M. H. Perley, Geo. D. Robinson, T. L. Nicholson, and 
 E. J. Budd, Esquires ; J. M. Robinson, Esquire, Secretary, &c. 
 
 Fredtncton Steam Boat Company.— ^ohn T. Smith, President ; 
 Directors-Messrs. George Hartt, P. W. Hatheway, Jonn S. Coy, and 
 Charles P. M'Pherson ; William M'Beath, Esquire, Secretary and 
 TVeasurer ; G. F. S. Berton, Esquire, Solicitor. 
 
 Saini Andrews and Saint John Stage Coach Company. — Hem. 
 Thomas Wyer, President; Directors— Hon. Harris Hatch, James 
 Campbell, Beverley Robinson, Moses H. Perley, and F. A. Wiggins, 
 Esquires; J. Campbell, Esquire, Secretary and Treasurer ; Lucien L. 
 Copeland, Agent for the Proprietors. 
 
 Saini John Stage Coach Company. — John C. Vail, Esquire, Agent. 
 
 Wcndstock and Fredericton Stage Coach CJompon?/— Charles Psrley, 
 Esquire, Agent. 
 
 Saint John Hotel Company. — Thos. Nisbet, Esquire, President ; 
 Directors— E. DeW. Ratchford, James Whitney, Thomas L. Nichol- 
 son, and Moses H. Perley, Esquires ; Mt. John Kirby, Secretary ; Mr. 
 Oyrus Stockwell, Manager. 
 
 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Jon Hows, Esquire, Deputy Post Master Genejal for NoTa-Sbotn 
 
 and New-BruBswick. 
 
 Forr Mastebs in Nbw-Bhunswick. — John Howe, jun. Esquire, Si. 
 Jobji ; William B. Phair, Esquire, Fredericton ; George F. CampbsU, 
 EsqiiiM, 8(. Aodrsws ; David A. Rose, Esquire, St. Stephen ; GlideoB 
 
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Knight, Esqnire, St. George ; Christopher Milner, E^tquire, Dorches- 
 ter : James Caie, Esquire, Miramichi ; John W. Weldon, Esquire, 
 Ricbibucto ; Thomas M. DeBlois, Esquire, Bathnrst ; Richard English, 
 Esquire, Woodstock ; Asa Davidson, Esquire, Kingston, J. A. B^eve, 
 Esquire, Sussex Vale. 
 
 SUPERVISORS OF GREAT ROADS. 
 
 George Anderson, 'squire,— ^rom Saint John to Saint Andrews. 
 
 Hon. Harry Peter —Frederidon to Saint Jokn, via NerepiSt and 
 from. Gagek m to the Nerepis Road. 
 
 David Crocker, E,samre,—Richibucto to Chatham, and from NewtoitU 
 
 to Restigoucke. 
 Nathan ei Hubbard, Esquire,— i^Vectenc^on to the Finger Board. 
 Benjamin L. Peters, Esquire,— 5«fw*ni John to the Head of BeUeiale^ 
 
 and j,om Saint John to Hayward's Mills, leading to the No- 
 
 va Scotia line. 
 L. B. Rain^ford and James Brown, junior. Esquires, — Frederictort to 
 
 St. Andrews. 
 James A. Maclauchlan, Esquire, — Woodstock to Houlton and the Ca- 
 nada Line. 
 James Ketchum, Esquire,— l^'recfencton to Woodstock. 
 Alexander Goodfellow, Esquire,— i^ecfen'c/on to Newcastle. 
 Hon. A. E. Botsford, — Hayward's MUlsto the Nova Scotia Line. 
 Daniel Hannington, Esquire, — Dorch^ter to Shediac and from She- 
 
 diae to the Bend of Petticodiac. 
 William Chandler, Esquire, — Shediac to Richibucto. 
 James Wallace, junior, Esquire,— ^TopetoeU to Salisbury, commencing 
 
 at Isaac J)vry*». 
 
 PUBLIC FUNCTIONARIES. 
 
 Alexander Wedderburn, Esquire, Government Agent for Emigrants, 
 
 at Saint John. 
 Hon. Thomas C. liee, James A. Mac'auchlan, William Tyng Peters, 
 
 and Moses H. Perley, Esquires, Commissioners for Indiftn Affairs, 
 Abraham Gesner, Esquire, Provincial Geologist. 
 Thomas Leavitt, Esquire, Consul of the United States, at St. John. 
 Henry C. D. Carman, Esquire, United States Consul at Miramichi. 
 William P. Ranney, Esquire, Agent for Lloyd's, at Saint John. 
 Thomas Leavitt, Esquire, Agent for the Marine Insurance Compa- 
 nies of New York, and Underwriters of Liverpool. 
 Mr. John Duncan, Commissioner for examining ana reporting upon 
 Steam Boats. 
 
 John R. Partelow, Robert F. Hazen, Daniel Ansley, Isaac Wood- 
 ward, and George D. Robinson, Esquires, Commissioners under the 
 Act of Assembly for loaning money to re-build the Burnt District in 
 Saint John. 
 
 Hon. Charles Simonds, John Walker, Jas. T. Hanford, John Ward, 
 junior, and William Wright, Esquires, Commissioners for widening 
 and opening Streets in the Burnt District in Saint John. 
 
 Robert F. Hazen, George D. Robinson, Henry Porter, Robert Payne, 
 and Noah Disbrow, Esquires, Commissioners for the House of Cor* 
 ruction at Saiot John. 
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 CLERGY OP THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH OP ENGLAND. 
 
 The Ri^ht Reverend and Honorable Johiv, Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia, 
 exercising by Her Majesty's Letters Patent, Episcopal Jurisdiction 
 over the Province. 
 
 Venerable George Cosfer, A.M., Archdeacon. 
 
 Reverend Benjamin G. Gray, D. D. Rector of Saint John. 
 Reverend I. W. D. Gray, A. M. Assistant Missionary at St. Joho^ 
 Reverend John Carey, A. B. Assistant Missionary at Saint John. 
 Reverend Wm. Harrison, Minister of St. Luke's Church, Portland. 
 Reverend Frederick Coster, Rector of Carleton. 
 Reverend George Coster, A. M. Rector of Predericton. 
 Reverend John Maine Sterling, A. M. Assistant Missionary at ditto. 
 Reverend Jerome Alley, D. D. Rector of Saint Andrews. 
 Reverend James Somerville, L. L. D. Rector of Douglas. 
 Reverend Skeffington Thompson, L. L. D. Rector ot St. Stephen. 
 Reverend Sedgefield Thompson, A. B. Assistant Missionary at ditto. 
 Reverend Elias Scovil, Rector of Kingston. 
 Reverend W. E. Scovil, Assistant Missionary at Kingston. 
 Reverend Samuel R. Clarke, Rector of Gagetown. 
 Reverend Samuel Bacon, A. B. Rector of Miramichi. 
 Reverend Raper Miiner, Rector of Maugerville. 
 Reverend Christopher Miiner, Rector of Westfield. 
 Reverend Samuel Thompson, A. M. Rector of Saint George. 
 Reverend Alexander C. Somerville, Rector of Bathurst. 
 Reverend H. N. Arnold, Rector of Sussex. * 
 
 • Reverend Abraham Wood, Rector of Waterbor«ugh. 
 Reverend John Dunn, A. B. Rector of Grand Manao. 
 Reverend William Walker, A. B. Rector of Hampton. 
 Reverend George S. Jarvis, B. D. Rector of Shediac. 
 Reverend Samuel D. L. Street, A. B. Rector of Woodstock. 
 Reverend John Black, A. M. Rector of Sackville. x 
 
 Reverend Charles O. Wiggins, A. M. Rector of Prince William. 
 Reverend Henry J. Jarvis, A. M. Rector of Richibucto. 
 Reverend George Townsheud, otHciating at Westmorland. 
 
 CLERGY or the ESTABLISHED CHURCH of SCOTLAND. 
 
 Predericton — Reverend John Birkmyre, A. M. 
 ' Saint John— Si. Andreio^s Church, Rev. Robert Wilson, A. M. 
 Newcastle, (Miramichi)— Reverend James Souter, A. M. 
 Chatham, (Miramichi)— Reverend Robert Archibald. 
 Restieouche — Reverend James Steven. 
 Richibucto— Reverend James Hannay. 
 Alnwick and Glenelg— Reverend Simon Eraser, A. M. 
 Saint Patrick— Reverend John Cassilis. 
 
 Reverend Williqf4l||^^ew, Minister of Saint Stephen*» Church, 
 Saint John. ' >/ 
 
 Reverend John M'Curdy, Minister at Chatham, (Miramichi,) of the 
 Presbyterian Church of Nova Scotia, in connection with the Unitec^ 
 Associate Synod, Scotland. 
 • Reverend Christopher Atkinson, L.M., English Presbyterian Mission* 
 ary at St. George, Mascareen Kirk, L'Etang, and Pennfield. 
 
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 CATHOLIC CLERGYMEN, 
 
 /« ths^'^Hoeese of Charlotte Town, (P. E. I.) and Nevt-Brwumick. 
 
 AightRev. BcrDardD. M'Donald, D. D. Bishop of Charlotte Towi. 
 
 Tery Rer. William Doilard, V. G. Fredericton, N. B. ♦ ' 
 
 Rev. JWincs Dunphy, Saint John. 
 Rer. William Moran, Assistant. 
 HdT. James C^uinn, Saint Andre 'vs. 
 
 ReT. John Cummms, Saint Stepaen. ■< 
 
 Rer. Michael Egait, Miramichi. 
 Rer. Richard Verelrer, Assistnnt. 
 Very Re^r. Anlhouy Gagnon, V. G. Shediac. 
 Rer. Joseph M. Paqu&i, Richibucto. , < r v^" 
 
 Rer. Mr. Kiou, Assistant. 
 Rer. Feidinand Gauvrcau, Me.nramcook. 
 Rer. L. M. Madruu, Caraquet. -^ t , ,. 
 
 Rtiv. Hector Drolet, Petit Rocher. C,ii^.--.'-H,'i 
 
 Rer Anthony Langeyin, Madawaska. 
 
 R«ff. Anthony Gossilin, Madav^aslfa. ,. 
 
 ' Rer. John M'Doneld, East Point, Prince Edward iland. . p.--,, 
 ReT. James Bready, Saint Andrews. 
 Rer. Charles M'DonuelJ, Charlotte-Town. , 
 
 ReT. Sylvin E. Perry, Belle Alliance. 
 
 Rer. Louis O'Livier Deligny, Rusti^o. 'V v* th. *v * (| 
 
 R«T. Mr. Noel; Magdalen Islands. 
 
 STATIONS OP iHE WESLEYAN MISSIONARIES, 
 
 i» the New-Brunswick Distdct, from May, 1840 to May, 1841. 
 
 Bererend William Temple, Chairman of the District. 
 
 Saiat John, South, f Germain-street, &c.)— Rer. Richard Wilttama^ 
 Frederick Small'^rood. — North, (Portland, &c.) — ReT. Enoch 
 Wood ; Mr. Jennings, Assistant Missionary. — ReT. Albert Des- 
 Itfisay, and Rqt. William Murray, Supernumeraries at Saint 
 John. 
 Fredencton— Rev. Richard Shepherd, and Rev. William M. L«^<etl, 
 Sheffield and Gagelown— Rev. Sampson Busby. 
 Mill Town— Rev. William Smithson. 
 flaiat Andrew's, Saint Stephen's, Saint David's— Rer. Mklwal Pktft- 
 
 les ; ReT. jioscph F. Bent. 
 Wwtmorland- Saokville— Rev. Henry Daniel. 
 
 Point de Bute— Rev. Arthur M'Notl. 
 Petitcodiac— Rev. W. C. Reals. 
 Bcidgetown and Aylesford, (Nova-Scotia,)— Rev. George Jobneon and 
 
 Rev. Peter Sleep. 
 Annapolis and Digby, (Nova-Scotia)— Rev. George Miller. 
 Sftsscx Vale— Rev. George M. Barrett. 
 MinuBichi— Rev. William Temple, and Rev. Humphrey Picksvd. 
 
 North West and South West Branches— Rev. ^imirai 
 M'Masters. 
 Woodstock and WakelGeld— Rev. Richardson Deagli 
 Bmtharst— Rev. Samuel D. Riee. 
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 BAPTIST MINISTERS IN NEW-BRUNSWICR. 
 
 Fredericton— Rer. P. W. Miles. 
 
 ist St. John— Rev. Cbas.Tupper. 
 
 8d St. John— Rev. David Harris. 
 
 Canning— Rev. Benjamin Coy. 
 
 Ifiramichi and Ludlow— Rev. J. 
 Tozer. 
 
 Prince William and Keswick— 
 Rev. Thos. W. Saum «rs. 
 
 Norton, Greenwich and 2d Spring- 
 field—Rev. James Blakeney. 
 
 St. George— Rav. S. Robinson. 
 
 1st Springfield and Hampton- 
 Rev. David Crandali. 
 
 Wickham— Rev. J. C. Skinner. 
 
 8t. Martins— Rev. John Masters. 
 
 Sussex Vale— Rev. Titus Stone. 
 
 Brighton— Rev. Gilbert Spurr. 
 
 1st Hiid 2d Salisbury— Rev. Joseph 
 Crandali. 
 
 Hillsboroucfh and Dorchester — 
 Rev. William Sears. 
 
 St. Stephen and 1st St. Patrick- 
 Rev. A. D. Thompson. 
 
 2d St. Patrick— Rev. R. E. Barpe. 
 
 Grand Lake— Rev. M. Doyle. 
 
 Waterborough— Rev.D. J. Cbaee. 
 
 Upham— Rev. Wra. Pulcifer. 
 
 Andovcr— Rev. L. Hammond. 
 
 2d St. Andrews — Rev. J. Mann. 
 
 MINISTERS LICENSED TO SOLEMNIZE MARRIAGE^ 
 
 UNDER THE VROVINOIAL ACT OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 ^ Reverend Sampson BUsby, Thos. Mageo, Samuel Bancroft, Joseph 
 ^randal, Albert Desbrisay, Michael Doyle, Henry Daniel, Geo. Johi- 
 •on, John Masters, John M'Curdy, Archibald M'Callum, Michael Pie- 
 kles, Samuel Robinson, Richard Shepherd, Gilbert Spurr, Wm. Sears, 
 James Stevens, A. D. Thompson, Enoch Wood, Richard Williams, 
 Christopher Atkinson, Richard E. Burpe, David Harris, David Cran- 
 dal, Frederick W. Miles, Thomas W. Saupders, Lotrip Hammond. 
 
 CHURCH SOCIETY OP THE ARCHDEACONRY OP 
 NEW-BRUNSWICK. 
 
 Patron— His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor. 
 
 Preeident— The Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of the Diocese. 
 
 Vice-Presidents— The Venerable the Archdeacon ; the Honorable 
 the Chief Justice ; the Members of Her Majesty's Legislative Council ; 
 (he Members of Her Majesty's Executive Council ; tne Speaker of the 
 House of Assembly ; the Judges of the Supreme Court ; Her Majesty's 
 Attorney and Solicitor Generals— being Members of the Society ; witli 
 William Scovil and W. F. W. Owen, Esquires. 
 
 '' Treasurer ————, Esquire ; 
 
 Secretary — The Rev. Frederick Coster ; 
 Assistant Secretary— The Rev. John M. Sterling. 
 
 KBW-BRUNSWICK BAPTIST EDUCATION SOCIETT, 
 
 Reverend Joseph Crandali, President. 
 Reverend John Masters, and ) xt:^«, t>.«*;j«.,»- 
 , , John M. Wilmot, Esquire, \ Vice-Prefiidente. 
 
 , Asa Coy, Esquire, Treasurer. 
 Maasrs. John T. Smith and E. ES. Pickard, Seoretariea. 
 
 COMMITTEE OF MANAOSMENT. 
 
 Reverend Cfatorles Tupper ; Hon. W. B. Kinnear,; Messrs. Jarvta 
 Aiag, Aaron Ilartt, J. T. Smith, George Miles, and W. D. Hartt. 
 
 •TBACHEaS IK THE MALE DEPARTMBUT : 
 
 ILraerettd P. W. Miles, Principal ; Mr. Jarvis W. Hartt, As«ictaaC. 
 Ut xtm FxacALB Dsi?ACTM£NT :— Miss Bennett, Principal. 
 
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NEW-BRUNSWICK AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETT. 
 
 Patron— His Excellency the Li«ut«nant GoTernor. 
 
 President— John M. ^Vilmot, Esquire. 
 
 C Hon. Judge Parker, Hon. Charles J. Peters, 
 Vice-Presidents— < Hon. Neville Parker, Hon. Wm. B, Kinaoar, tad 
 
 C John Ferguson, Esquire. 
 Treasurer— John M. Robinson, Esquire. 
 
 Secretary— Mr. James Paterson, Rector of the Grammar School. 
 Depository— Store of Mr. L. H. Dcveber, Prince Wm. street, St.Joba. 
 
 BRANCH SOCIETIEI. 
 
 Saint' John Ladies* Branch Bible Association.— Mrs, William B. 
 Klnncar, President ; Mrs. Ferguson, Treasurer ; Miss Wilmot, Sec'y. 
 
 Saint Andrews Ladies* Bible Association. — Mrs. Willard, President ; 
 Mrs. D. W. Jack, Treasurer ; Mrs. Putnam, Secretary. 
 
 Richibucto Ladies* Bible Association. — Mfs. Jardmu, President i 
 Mrs. E. Wood, Secretary. 
 
 Sxtsscx Vale Branch.— Mr. William Coates, President ; Mr. Isaac 
 Foshay, Vice-President ; Samuel Freeze, Esq. Treasurer ; Rev. Mr. 
 Pickles, Secretary. 
 
 Waahadcmoak i5rancA.— Elder Richard Wills, President ; Mr. John 
 Starkey, Vice-President; Mr. Isaac Worden, Treasurer ; Mr. Willianv 
 Day, Secretary. 
 
 Sprinajield Branch.— Rev. James Cookson, President ; Mr. Charles 
 Gray, Vice-President; Capt. John Davis, Treasurer; Mr. G. Flewel- 
 linpf, Secretary. 
 
 Westmorland i?m7ic^.— Hon. William Crane, President ; Hon» E.B. 
 Chandler, Edward Dixon, EJrquire, Charles F. Allison, Esquire, and 
 Joseph Avurd, Eisquire, Vice-Presidents ; Mr. R. B. Chapman, Trea- 
 surer ; Mr. James Ross, Secretary. 
 
 Grand Lakt Branch.— Mr. John Robertson.'President; Mr. Thomae 
 Cox, Vice-President; Mr. Joshua Calkin, Treasurer; Mr. David Pal- 
 mer, Secretary. 
 
 Salisbury Branch. — Rev. Joseph Crandall, President : Mr. James 
 Crandall and Mr. Joseph Blakeney, Vice-Presidents ; Mr. Young 
 Sherman, Treasurer; Mr. James Beck, Secretary. 
 
 Long- Reach Sranc/i.— Mr. William Parrett, President ; Mr. William 
 Porter, Secretary. 
 
 Milkish Branch. —John Wightman, Esq. President; Mr. ./ohn Ha- 
 garty, Secretary ; Mr. Isaac Harrison, Treasurer. ' 
 
 Wickhaiii Branch. —Rev. Joseph C. Skinner, President; Mr. Wil- 
 liam Murray, Vice-President; Mr. Alexander B. M'Donald, Secretary ; 
 Mr* James F-Iandry, Treasurer. 
 
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 CominissiOiicrs under Acts oj" the Legislature — (omitted at page 46.) 
 
 I.auchlan Donaldson, Timothy R. Wetmore, and John Ward, juni- 
 or, Esquire?, Commissioners for the proposed Canal across Grimross 
 Neck, in Queen's County. 
 
 Hon. Thos. Wyer, Wilford Fisher, John Burnet, and Hon. Harris 
 Hatch*— Commissioners for superintending the establishment of 
 Packets to carry Mails between Saint Andrews, Deer Island, Indian 
 Island, Campo Bello. and Grand Manan. 
 
 William J. Bedell, John Ambrose S. Street, and Henry Cnnard, 
 Esquires, — Commissioners for establishing a line of Stages between 
 fVedcricvon and* Newcastle. — Bliss Botsford and Moses Welling, Es- 
 quires, ditto ditto between the Bend of Petticodiac and Shediac. 
 60 
 
 I 
 
ROADS AND DISTANCES. 
 
 / * 
 
 From St. John, to PredencUm, by 
 ike Nerepii. 
 
 Miles. 
 HardiDg's,( Yorkshire tav.) 4 
 Brandage's, 10 
 
 Mather's, (Douglas Arms,) 4 
 Purdy's, 18 
 
 Darby Gillan's, 10 
 
 W. Smith's, 7 
 
 Morrison's, (Oromocto,) 7 
 
 FrederictoDt 1 1 
 
 Total, 66 
 
 0« the Eaatgm side of th* River. 
 
 To Black's Farm, 
 Gondola Point, 
 Kingston, 
 Head of Belleisle, 
 Waehademoac, 
 Jemseg Ferry, 
 Tilley's, (Sheffield,) 
 Widow Pcrley'fl, 
 Fredericton, 
 
 7 
 9 
 4 
 
 14 
 
 13 
 6 
 
 13 
 8 
 
 12 
 
 Total, 86 
 St. John to St. Andrews. 
 
 To Byrne's, Lakefield, 
 
 TUton's, Musciuash, 
 
 M'Lauchlan's, 
 
 Gray's, 
 
 M. Gowan's, (half way,> 
 
 Walters', 
 
 Shaw's, Ma^guadayic, 
 
 Burns'. St. Patrick, 
 
 9aint Andre v s, 
 
 9 
 
 64 
 
 6 
 
 5 
 
 Si 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 10 
 12 
 
 Total, 67 
 
 •?i. John to Martin's Head. 
 
 To Cody's, 11 
 
 Beatty's, 9 
 
 Quaeo, H 
 
 Vaughan's Creek, li 
 
 MeWin, or Fuller's beachf 4 4 
 
 Big Salmon River, 3 
 
 Tufi's, (along shore,) li 
 
 Little Sai.aon River, 4 
 
 Martin's Head, 4 
 
 Total, 48i 
 
 St. John t9 Sussex Vale. 
 
 To Fearerby's, 
 
 Beatty's, 
 
 Hampton Ferry, 
 
 Hay's, 
 
 Finger Board, Norton, 
 
 MillStream, Lyons', 
 
 Sussex Yale, 
 
 Miles. 
 
 w 
 
 U) 
 
 H 
 H 
 
 -Total, 474 
 
 St. John to Amherst, N. S. 
 
 To Hennigar's, 9 
 
 Wetmore's, 3 
 
 Ketcbum's, 4 
 
 Hamptod Perry, 7 
 
 Hay's, 54 
 Baxter's, (Finger Board,) 44 
 
 Roache's, 10 
 
 Cougle's, 3 ' 
 
 To Sussex Yale, 4( 
 
 To Walter's, foot of the 
 
 Mountain, 13 
 
 Leek's, 6 
 
 Holstead's, 7 
 
 Russell's, 10 
 
 Lewis', 16 
 
 To Bend of Petitcodiac, 96 
 
 Charter's, Memramcook, ifi 
 Weldon's, Dorchester, 8 
 Bass', Westcock, * 9 
 Wells', Tantamar, 8 
 
 Bent's, Amherst, lo 
 
 -BO 
 
 Total, 146 
 
 Amherst to Halifax. 
 
 To Hewsop's, riv. Philip, 3<» 
 
 Clark's, foot of mountain, )& 
 
 Gourley's, Onslow, »o 
 
 Witter & Blanchard.Truro, « 
 
 Corbet, Guy's River, 2r. 
 
 Shultz's, 15^ 
 
 Fulta's, 1 1 
 
 Halifax, l^A 
 
 M 
 
 Total, 
 
 51 
 
1 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 * s 
 
 
 Bmd tf Petiteodiac to Bieki- 
 kueto. 
 
 To Smith's, Shediae, 
 
 l4ann;;u'8, 
 
 Long's, Cocaigne, 
 
 Jjmitb's, Buctouche, 
 
 M'Dermott's, Big ditto, 
 
 Harris's, 
 
 ppoaelly's. 
 
 miles. 
 
 16 
 I 
 8 
 
 IP 
 I 
 
 r 
 
 8 
 
 TQ^al, 60 
 
 Rithibueto to Miramiehi. 
 
 rp Rankin's, 12 
 
 Dicken's, Bay du Vin, 104 
 
 If 'Beath's, Black Rivsr, 1 1 i 
 
 JF4>boston's, Chatham, 6 
 
 Total, 40 
 
 CShmtkcmto Bathur$t, (Bay dt 
 ChaUur.) 
 
 To doodfellow's, 
 
 Curry's, 8i 
 
 For«n'8 (half-way house,) 15 
 
 Dempster's; loj 
 
 C«art House, 8^ 
 
 Total, 48 
 
 Jfal&iirst to Re»tig§ueh€. 
 
 To Arsineau's, 12 
 
 Paley's, 12 
 
 Harvey's, Nash's Cre^k, 10 1 
 
 XTherson's, 94 
 
 ^lemmiog's, Dalhousie, lo 
 
 Reid's, ^ rj 
 
 M'VmI, Campbelltown, 9 
 
 Total, 704 
 
 Pirtdtrifton to Miramiehi, 
 
 To Brown's, 
 
 Touag's, 
 
 M'Leod's, 
 
 Boies', 
 
 Haaier's, 
 
 E>d Ca&tline'f, 
 
 Cochrane's, 
 
 Ihitksr's, 
 
 Witeo^'s Point, 
 
 Nwoaetk, 
 
 11 
 
 10 
 
 4 
 
 30 
 14 
 10 
 14 
 13 
 7 
 8 
 
 »9 
 
 Total, IM 
 
 JVsisrfefoa to Qutktt, 
 
 r 
 
 18 
 14 
 
 7 
 
 To Bnrgoyne's Ferry, 
 
 L. Huestts*, 
 
 M'Lauchlin's, 
 
 Jones', 
 
 Woodstock Ferry, 
 
 Harvey's, 
 
 Dingee's, 
 
 Gallop's. 
 
 Kearney's, riv. de Chote, 17 
 
 Everitt's, 
 
 Restook river, 
 
 Ryan's, Great Falls, 
 
 Coombe's, 
 
 Vital Thibideau's, 
 
 Madawaska Chapel 
 
 Hebert's, 
 
 Entrance of Madawaska, 1 
 
 Do. Lake Temiscouata, 34 
 
 Do. of the Portagp, 
 
 River St. Lawrence, 
 
 Kamouraska, 
 
 Quebec. 
 
 Milw. 
 16 
 
 1 
 
 14 
 
 9 
 
 18 
 8 
 
 18—181 
 
 la 
 
 18 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 
 14 
 
 85 
 16 
 »0— MS 
 
 vjf- 
 
 Total, 849 
 iVom Digbji to Halifaa. 
 
 To Annapolis, 
 Kentville, 
 Windsor, 
 Halifax, 
 
 68 
 
 37 
 
 48. 
 
 ',•'■» 
 
 TotaI» 140 
 
 Halifax to Picloii. 
 
 To Putnam's Farm, lt| 
 
 M'Keen's, 18 
 
 Leckie's, 18 
 
 Heney's, 18 
 
 West Branch, [East River,] 36 
 
 To the Court House, 16 
 
 Total, 8i| 
 
 Bigby to Shttburnt. 
 
 To Everitt's, Weymouth, If ^ > 
 
 Journeay's, Sissiuoo, 18 
 
 Yarmouth Church, 44 
 
 Larkm's, Pubnico, 88 
 
 Kendrick's, Barrington, 18~ 
 
 Hargrave's, SbelburiM, 81 
 
 fold. 149 
 
 l:i-v»': » 
 
 
 '.\ 
 
iIm. 
 
 ^% 
 
 im 
 
 -eis 
 
 349 
 
 M 
 
 ^\ 
 
 i49 
 
 U 
 
 la 
 
 12 
 M 
 16 
 
 If 
 
 !• 
 44 
 3» 
 
 13 
 Bl 
 
 I 
 
 ] 
 
 LIGHT HOUSES* 
 
 CimaniBBtdnen for Light Hou$ea in the Bay of FWl|f.— Jbte 
 Ward, senr., Robert W. Crookshank, Thomas Barlow, John Wtodi, 
 , Jan., Laachlan Donaldson, and W. F. W. Owen, Esquires. 
 
 CommissionerB for Partridge Island and. Vie Beacon Jjtghi 
 Houtea.—John Ward, senr., andLauchlan Donaldson, Esquires. 
 
 Cape Sable Seal Island Light.— The first Light in approaching tke 
 Bay of Fundy, is on the South Point of the Seal Island. This is a 
 plain white Light— elevated about 80 ibet above high water mark, 
 and may be seen in approaching the Island from any point of t)M 
 eompass. A very dangerous rock, under water, but upon which tbt 
 sea always breaks, called Blonde Bock, lies about 2 miles s. s. w. JMr 
 compass, from the Light House, between this rock and the Islaiia, 
 there pre some dangers— the ground is rocky throughout, and larga 
 vessels, therefore, ought not to attempt passing between ibeni. 
 
 A Light House has this year (1839), been built at the entranei of 
 Yarmouth Harbour, on which wilt be exhibited a Revolving Light. 
 
 Brier Island L^ht.— In advancing up the Bay, the next Lighl ia 
 situated on Brier Island, about half a mile n. e. from the v. w. poiat 
 thereof, with an improved Lantern and Lamp. This light will thera- 
 ^fore be much more beneficial to the trade of the Bay than formerly. — 
 A plain white Light. 
 
 Dighy Gat Lig^ht. — The next 
 
 Light 
 
 on the coast of Nov^ Scotia 
 
 is placed on the West side of the Digby Gut— from Brier Island North 
 Eastward. The coast is very bold and not iudeuted ; the Light Is 
 therefore chiefiy intended as a guide into Dighy Basin. Tli« 
 Lamps and Lanterns were renewed in the Spring di 1835, and reflat- 
 tors turnished, so that this Light is in high order. — A wiiite Light. 
 
 Cannct Rock Light. — This Light bears from tho Light on firiet 
 Island, N. W. i W. 21 miles. It is intended to warn vessels of thair 
 approach to a very dangerous range of shoals and ledges, which ex- 
 tend from the Old Proprietor to the Seal Islands ofi* Macnias, a di»~. 
 tance of about twenty miles. 
 
 Bearings from the Gannet Rock Light Bouse — 
 To the Old Proprietor, which dries at | ebb, (very dangerous), b. I^y 
 K. 4 N. 7 miles. 
 
 * Black Rock, (always above water 25 feet) oiff White Head, w. ■. 
 
 4 £. % 
 
 * South West Head of Grand Manan, n. w. i n. 
 
 " Northernmost of the Murr Ledges, (dry at | ebb) n. w. by w. 4 w- 
 
 ** Southernmost of ditto, called Saint Mary's Ledge, (always o«t-«f 
 water), s. w. by w. ^ w. 
 
 " " Machias Seal Island Lights, distant about 1 3 miles, w. by n. |m. 
 
 NoTB.— B»tween the Northernmost and Souihenimost of the M«)rr 
 I<edges, there is a range of dang^erous rocks and shonls, many uf thKm 
 always above water, and which extend Westward froiii the Light 
 House about four miles ; from this range, farther Westerly, filmut eight 
 miles, lies a dangerous breaker, called the Roaring Pull. Viiis xMif 
 bo avoided by keeping three remarkable headlands near tho :! w. ead 
 of Grand Ma'nan, open. — The red glass having been remov (i T om the 
 Lantern, there is now a flash light— wuiTa—lweDty seconJb 'li.k and 
 Imrty Light in «ach miottte. >.r< 
 
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Two fixed WHITB lights upon the Machias ? '1 Islands, were pat 
 into operation in 1832— they are elevated about forty-five feet abore 
 hi^h water, and bear from each other x. b. i:. and w. k. w. distant 
 about 200 feet, by which they will be immedia^el^ distinsuished from 
 nil othe&lights upon the coast, (British or Afnerican)— tne followiog 
 are the bearings from them, viz. : 
 
 To the Southernmost Murr Ledge, (St. Mary's) e. s. x. easterly. 
 
 {( 
 
 Gaunet Rock Light, E. by ». i S. 13 miles. 
 
 (( 
 
 Southern Head of Grand Manaa, E. by N. i N. 
 
 Northern Head of Grand Manan, N. E. i E. 
 
 N. E. Rock, distant 2 miles. N. E. by N. 
 
 Little River Head, N. by W. 
 
 Libby Island Light House, (American,) N. W. by W. 
 
 Vessels standing in to the Northward, between these Lights and 
 tiie Gannct Rock, should tack or haul ofi*the moment they bring these 
 Lights in one, as they will then not be more than three fourths of a 
 mile from the Murr Ledges, if more than five miles to the East of 
 the lights. 
 
 Head Harbour Liffld.—'Nexi in order after passing Grand Manae, 
 is Head Harbour Light. This is placed on the North East extremity 
 of Campo Bello, and is a guide to vessels entering the main Channel 
 ta West Isles, Moose Island, and the inner Bay of Passamaquoddy ; it 
 (wables vessels also at all times to enter Head Harbour — it is a fixed 
 WHITE lieht. 
 
 Point Ije Preau Lights. — Ij^pon this projecting head land two lights 
 are placed, one above the other, and distant eighteen feet. — Both lights 
 can be seen from every point of the compass, where they may he uae- 
 f«I — both are fixed and white. 
 
 Partridge Island Light. — This light, at the entrance of the River and 
 Harbour of Saint John, having been established upwards of forty years, 
 roquires no particular notice further than that it is a fixed white light. 
 
 Beacon Light. — Within Partridge Island, and apon a Spit or bar, 
 which extends about half a mile s. s. £. ofi*Sand Point, aad which 
 dries at two thirds ebb, stands the Beacon Tower. Upon this Tower 
 a lio;ht is established, which is eminently useful to the coasting trade 
 (if Saint John, and to all other vessels having pilots oa board, as it 
 enables them to enter the harbour at all hours of the night. A fixed 
 WHITE light. 
 
 Q,uaco. — A revolving WHITE light is placed on a small rock off" 
 <!|uaco Head, showing twice full and twice dark in a miauto. Thi« 
 light can be seen from any quarter where a vessel can approach. 
 
 This year a new Light House has been erected on Cape Enrage m 
 Westmorland, nearly opposite to Aijple River Harbour. It has not 
 as yet (Oct. 1839.) been lighted, but may when the winter sets in. 
 A plain white light. 
 
 The half of the expence of the Cape Sable and Brier Island Lights 
 is paid by New Brunswick, as they are so highly useful to vessels 
 tiadiiig with this Province. 
 
 f^cfi/ Quoddy Light. — Tins is an American Light, and is placed 
 on uie West side of the entrance into the Saint Croix by Lubec and 
 Bastport ;— a new light house has lately been erected here, and the 
 light much improved. 
 
 LIGHT HOUSES IN NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 1 In addition to the Light Honses in Nova Soutia, before BoUc<>d, 
 there are the foUowmg.] 
 54 
 
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 .; 
 
 Sam&ro— Sambro Island, mouth of Halifax Harbour— a fixed light. 
 
 J?©»eway— M'Nutt's Island, mouth of Shelburne Harbour — two 
 lights, one above the other. [volving light. 
 
 Ldoerpool — Coffin's Island, mouth of Liverpool Harbour — one re- 
 
 Canso— Island, Gut of Canso — two lights, one abo¥« the other. 
 
 Halifax— Meagher's Beach, Halifax— one light. 
 
 Piciou — Entrance to Pictou Harbour— oac fixed light 
 
 L/rw Poinf—Entrance to Sydney Harbour — one fixed light. 
 
 The light house on the S. E. end of Cross Island, at the entrance of 
 Lunenburg Harbour, in lat. 44 22, N. long. 64 6, W. would be put 
 in operation on the 1st of December, 1839, and will be distinguished 
 from Sambro and Liverpool Lights, by exhibiting two lights, one 30 
 feet above the other : the lower one will be a fixed li^bt, the upper 
 one will flash or be darkened at intervals of one minute, and can 
 be distinguished from the gradual motion of a revolving light, bv the 
 (quickness of its motion or change from light to dark. The building 
 is painted red, to distinguish it in the day time from Sambro and Li- 
 verpool light houses, which are painted white ; and as a further mark 
 of distinction, Cross Island is a low Island, near a mile in extent and 
 thickly covered with trees, whereas Sambro is a high bluff rock, 
 without trees of any description. u 
 
 Notice has been given that the Light House lately erected on the 
 Island of Sealarie, would be put in opsratiojion the 1st of December, 
 1839. The building is painted white, and is elevated about 90 feet 
 above the level of the sea, and will be distinguished bv a revolving 
 light of a superior description, visible one minute and invisible half a 
 minute. A good boat will always be kept at the establishment to ren- 
 der assistance to vessels in distress, and a gun is placed there to aiir^' 
 swer signals. The light house is placed near the North Eastern ex- 
 treme of the Island, and can ije seen from a southward or seaward 
 position, nnd without interruption from any highland, until the com- 
 pass bearing becomes to the eastward of N. E. by N. when it will be 
 speedily obscured, and any vessel so placed on that side of the Island, 
 13 iu danger either of the rocks of Scatarie or the southern shores of 
 Cape Breton Island. — From any position to the Northward or in the 
 Gulf of Saint Lawrence, the light can be seen while the distarce ad- 
 mits, but when it bears to the Eastward of S. E. a ship is in danger 
 on the N. E. shores of Cape Breton, therefore as a present rule, where- 
 by due warning may be obtained, the light house should never be 
 brought to bear Eastward of N. N. E. or S. E. by S. by compass, ucr 
 yat approach nearer than one and a half or two miles. 
 
 Two Light Houses have been erected on the North and South ex- 
 tremes of the Island of Saint Paul's, and the one on the North end 
 would be put in operation on the 1st of December, 1839. Itw''lfibow 
 a very brilliant fixed liglit, and is elevated about 130 feet above the level 
 of the sea. The one on the south end is expected to go into ojieration 
 in a short time : a boat and \^\xn are placea there likewise. One of 
 the light houses will be always open until a ship is on the rocks near 
 ihe centre. The Northern light can be seen to the southward, on any 
 bearing except between N. by E. and E. by N. when it is obscured by 
 the hills to the southward of it. — The southern light can be seen from 
 the northward on any bearing except between S. S. E. and W. whea- 
 that is obscured by the hills to the northward of it, and when clear 
 either light can be seen for six leagues. — The positions of these two 
 light houses appear to be admirably calculated for the purpose of faci- 
 litating the navigation of the Saint Lawrence, as one light will be 
 always op«n, and either can be passed within a mile. 
 
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STAFF OF THE ARMY, 
 
 BBRVING IN THE PROVINCE OP NEW-BRUNSWICK. 
 
 UNDER THi! COMMAND OF 
 
 Majob G£m£bal Sir JOHN HARVEY, K. O. H. nd E. C. E. 
 
 rUBDBRICTON. 
 
 Captain Samuel Tryon, (43d Ligbt Infantry) Aid-de-Campi. 
 Lieutenant C. F. Harvey, (34lh Regiipent) Assistant do. 
 Lieutenant Harvey, R. N. Acting Militarv Secrelaryt 
 Captain Andrew Nugent, (36th Regimeat) Brigade ll^jor. 
 
 SAINT JOHN. 
 
 Town-Major J. Gallagher, (H. P. 98tb Regimeat.) 
 
 Staff Assistant Surgeon Ferguson . 
 
 GARnisoNs. — Fredericton — Lieutenant Colonel Maxwell, K. H. 
 (36th Regiment,) Commandant ; Saint John— Miijer Brookes. (69th Re- 
 giment,) ditto; Saint Andrews— Lieutenant Hemphill, (^th Regi- 
 ment,) ditto. 
 
 Chaplains. — Fredericton — Venerable Archdeacon Coster A. M. s 
 Saint John — Reverend Benjamin G. Gray, D. D. ; Saint Andrews— 
 Reverend Jerome Alley, D. D. ' 
 
 CosiaiiscARiAT Department. — Saint John — Oliver Goldsmith, E»- 
 
 2uir«, Assistant CommisEary General ; Maximilian Melassez, Csauire, 
 ►eputy Assistant Commissary Gerieral ; James D. jiWillan, Clerk ; — 
 Marshal, OfficeKeeper.—Frederii ion— Richard Inglis, Esquire, Depa. 
 tf Assistant Commissary General. , 
 
 Ordnance Department.— Frederick C Frith, EsquJA, Depnty 
 Ordnance Store Keeper; Lieutenant Samuel Huyghue, 1st Clerk; Ro- 
 
 iMurt Pickthall, 2d Clerk ; William Bond, Storehouseman ; Harris, 
 
 Armottcer ; James Emison, Office Keeper. 
 
 Bafrack Department. — Saint John--Captain Edmonds, (h. p.) 
 Barrack Master; Andrew White, Barrack Sergeant. — Fredericton — 
 John K. Woolfnrde, Esqqire, Deputy Barrack Master; William Fftif- 
 burn. Barrack Sergeant. 
 
 Royal Engineer Department. — Stint John— Captain Battersbj* 
 Lieutenant Ford^ Lionel Anderson, Ciet k ; Henry Henuigar, OversMr 
 of Works. — Fredericton— Captain Hawks'uaw. 
 
 Board op Respective OrFxcEns. — Captain Stow, R. A. j Cajptain 
 Battershy, R. ^. ; Deputy Ordnance Store Keeper Frith. 
 
 OFFICERS OF CORPS SERVING IN THE PROVINCE. 
 
 Rotal Artillery. — Saint Jb/in— Captain Stow, Lieutenant Wi^ 
 
 mot — iFVctferic/on— Lieutenant Francklyn. 
 
 86th regiment of FOOT— At Frederxctoxi. 
 
 Lieutenant Colonel — A. M. Maxwell, K, H. Commanding. 
 
 Major — Geoigfe Cairnes, 
 
 CMtains—C. Ashmore, Andrew Nugent, A. H. Louis Wyatt, JolMi 
 H. Reeye. 
 
 Ututmints^JohnPnli, tu^J.^ Q. A. Caodmaa, Arthor Kinlosh, II. 
 RyiMS, Inines Nugwit. 
 
 -A. 
 
 4- ■ 
 
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■4- 
 
 ■»'* 
 
 JBnrigJU-^'Ei.'yf. Jennings, B. C. Bntler, Edward Wanriek Ranvf . 
 Paymoiter^H. H. Carmichael. Quartermcuter^Yfrn. Hall. 
 Adjutant— John Pratt, //. 
 i9ttrjr<on— -Win. Lloyd, m. d. AssiatarU Surgeon — C. Scott, m. ». 
 
 69TH REGIMENT OP FOOT— At Sawt Joh». 
 
 Major — Robert Brookes, Commanding. 
 
 Captains— Yf. Biackburoe, E. S. Thomas, C. J. Coote, B. D. O'- 
 Halloran. 
 
 Lieutcnania—Wva.. Walker, George Lotack, H. W. E. Gore, AU». 
 Magnay, James H. Edgar. 
 
 £Jns(§7w-^Wm. Coates, T. J. Kearney, adj., C. Frederick Law^. 
 Campbell Sawers, Lord Tho. Geo. Glamts. 
 
 Paymaster— Fred. H. Dalgety. Quartermaster— 3 . RoIIis« 
 
 AtlfutarU — T. J. Kearney, ens. Surgeon— Fn. O'B i«i, 
 
 AT S.\INT ANDRBJkVS. # 
 
 ' Lieutenant— E. Hemphill, Commanding. 
 Assistant Surgeon—^. Napper Irwin. 
 
 PROTIxirCIAL miLlTIA. 
 
 STAFF. 
 
 HU Elxcallency Major General Sir John Harvey, K. C. H. and K. C. B. 
 
 Commander in Chief. 
 
 The Honorable Lieutenant Colonel George Shore, Adjutant G«ieral>— 
 
 2lst ?,Iarch, 1821. 
 The Honorable Lieutenant Colonel William £1. Robiosoa, Assista&A 
 
 Adjutant General— 11th March, 1839. 
 Lieutenant Colonel John Allen, Quarter Master General-— 4th May, 
 
 1839. 
 The Honorable Lieutenant Colonel W. H. Robinsou, Provincial Aid> 
 
 de-Camp— 14th June, 1837. 
 Major Lemuel Allen Wilmot, JudgeAdvocatc General. 
 Captam George Priestley, Staff Adjutant— 9th Dftay, 1839. 
 
 NEW-BRUNSWICK REGIMENT OP ARTILLERY. 
 
 (, ■ 
 
 
 Militia Rmntc. 
 
 R^.^*L AmK 
 
 Jjtoti. Colonel. 
 
 ..Richard Ilayne, 
 
 28 Feb. 1838. 
 
 23 Feb. 1838. 
 
 Major 
 
 ..Geora;e F. Street, 
 
 10 Sept. 1833. 
 4 Feb. 1829. 
 
 8 May, 1883l 
 
 Ci^touM 
 
 ..W.Whii,loclc, 
 
 28 Feb. 1889. 
 
 
 Thos. L. Nicholson, 
 
 30 April, 1830. 
 
 ditto. 
 
 t 
 
 William Rose, 
 
 8 April, 1934. 
 
 ditto. 
 
 
 William P. Ranney, 
 
 26 April, 1834. 
 
 ditto. 
 
 
 John S. Shore, 
 
 Id June, 1836. 
 
 ditto. 
 
 
 George P. S Berton, 
 
 12 Mar. 1832. 
 
 6 May Ifl3». 
 
 * 
 
 ' A. K. S. Wcimore, 
 
 17 Sept. 1833. 
 
 R Mar. 189». 
 
 - 
 
 Robert Robertson, 
 
 9 Mar. 1339. 
 
 9 M « 
 
 I^etdtnanta.... 
 
 ..T. Berry, 
 
 4 Feb. 1829. 
 
 28 Feb. lOM. 
 
 
 J. Pollock, 
 
 8 Oct. 1833. 
 
 ditto. 
 
 
 Charters Simonds, 
 
 9 Oct. 1333. 
 
 ditto. 
 
 
 William Ross, 
 
 10 Oct. 1833. 
 
 ditto. 
 
 
 William Hughson, 
 
 6 Nov. 1833. 
 
 dittb. 
 
 , 
 
 J. Campbell^ 
 
 ' 9 April 1834. 
 
 ditto. 
 17 
 
 )'■: 
 
 Y^j^ ■Vf^XmlTv: 
 
Miluia Ranle. 
 
 LitvUtntmU Stephen K. Foster, 25 April 1834. 
 
 N. W. Wallop, 26 April 1834. 
 
 Frederick A. Wiggins, 27 April i«34. 
 
 D. M'I<eod, ^ 3 Sept. 1834. 
 J. F. Berton, 19 June, 1836. 
 J.Maxwell, 26 Mar. 1827. 
 G.J.Mulick, \^[stLieut) 8 Mar. 1839. 
 William Andrews, 8 April 1834. 
 John C. Allen, - 8 May, 1838. 
 
 E. B. Peters, 9 May, 1838. 
 William H. Shore, 8 May, 1839. 
 W. Wright, {supernu^y) 8 May, 1839. 
 C. C. Stewart, (do.) 9 May, 1839. 
 Lewis W. Durant, 23 April 1339. 
 
 Pa/ymoMter Jas. Wm. Boyd, (Capt.) 8 May, 1838. 
 
 Adjutant .Ewd. Pick, {2d Lieut.) 10 May, 1838. 
 
 Shrffcon J. B. Toldervy, 25 June 1838. 
 
 RepH KmJe. 
 
 28 Feb. 18S8. 
 
 ditto. 
 
 ditto. 
 
 ditto. 
 
 8 May, 1833. 
 
 28 Feb. :?3vS. 
 
 8 Mar. 1839. 
 
 28 Feb. 1838. 
 
 8 May, t833. 
 
 9 May, 1833. 
 8 May, 1839. 
 
 8 May, 1839. 
 
 9 May, 1839. 
 23 April 1839. 
 
 8 May, 183S. 
 13 May, 1838. 
 2o June, 1838. 
 
 YORK LIGHT DRAGOONS. 
 
 Army Rank. 
 
 Gaptain .....L. A.Wilrnot, {Major) 23 Aug. 1S31. 
 
 First Lieut Steplien Miller, 
 
 .S(.^cond Z«icuf... William Fraser, z^- v 
 
 Comet Beverley Robinson 
 
 Quorf^Miac/er.Daoicl Dufi', 
 
 Regt. Com. 
 26 Mar. 1838. 
 26 Mar. 1833. 
 26 Mar. 1831. 
 26 Mar. 1838. 
 10 Sept. 1833. 
 
 YORK COUNTY MILITIA. 
 
 Fmt Bftttation. 
 
 lAtnutennnt Colonel. 
 O.Mtnchiii, 1st Jan. 1832 
 
 Major. 
 Matthew Brannen, do do 
 
 Captaint. 
 D. L. Robin3on,24 Nov.'28 
 W.M'Beath,(ri) 30 Aug.'30 
 P. Fisher, 14th Sept. do 
 J. F. Taylor, 15th do do 
 G . E. Ketchiiin, 22 Aug '3 1 
 J«i. Ilolhrook, iX)Mai'32 
 J. A. BeckwUh,17S°p'r>3 
 T. Gardincr,(Af.) I Anp '35 
 Wm.Groireuor, 19 J an '33 
 .Vm Gov, 20 do do 
 
 Uietttenatits. 
 F.E.Beckwith,(r.)3lAu'30 
 W.N.Akerlej-,(r.)l Sep do 
 Holwrt FultoD, 12 Mai. '32 
 John Gregory, 13 da do 
 W. S. E«ty, 17 Sept. '33 
 W. D. IlartI, (3 do '4 
 
 C.W.M«r«h,(AOlAug '5 
 ii^iafford Barker, VJ do '6 
 W. Secee, Jun. 20 do do 
 T.Bowdea, 2 It r. 11 Oc do 
 Joiia Simpton, 19 June,'38 
 MioUel Fuber, 20 do do 
 Dcravd Carroll, 21 do do 
 
 58 
 
 EnsigTis. 
 Cito.Wooli, 25 Aug '31 
 S. D. M'Pherion,7Sep '4 
 George Lee, jr. IC Jun '6 
 DaviiS. Kerr, 19 do do 
 Wni, M'Lean, 2D do do 
 
 F. A. H. Straton, 21 do do 
 Jainet S. Beek, 25 do do 
 Geo. S. Flood, 1 Mar. '39 
 
 •John S. Coy, 2 do do 
 Paymtster. 
 Jai. Taylor, (capt) 14 .Tun 
 ['24 
 Adjutant. 
 
 G. F.H.Minehin, Capt. 
 
 18 Stp(. '38 
 QitartertnasUr. 
 B. Wo'.bauptvr, Cant. 
 
 11 Oct. do 
 Surgeon, 
 T. Einerion, 29 Juij '1 9 
 
 Assistant Surgeon. 
 n. A. Hartl, 19 Mar. '89 
 
 Second Baltalioa. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel.. 
 John Allen, 21 May ^1 
 
 Majori. 
 W. Darldion, 8 Srpt. '34 
 Abrab.'Terxa, 10 ief . *88 
 
 Captaim. 
 Gourde Long, 2 Feb. *29 
 W. C. Jodia, S do do 
 Jas. Hartley, ' 4 do do 
 Jaiaes Miles, 2 April '32 
 John Bxrker, 20 Sept. 'SO 
 W. Kitchen, 21 do '32 
 J. Hammond, 6 do *S4 
 W. Davidson, 7 do do 
 D. Phillips, 8 do it* 
 John Yerxa, 10 Sep. '3a 
 Enoch Dow, 11 do do 
 Daniel Parent, 12 do da 
 D<iul. Jewett, af. IS do do 
 James Jones, 14 do do 
 Lieutenant*. 
 
 A. Moodie, 12 July >2« 
 J. CampbtU, 20S»pt'S& 
 
 B. Burn, 21 do do 
 George Fox, 24 do do 
 R. E. Barker, 6 Sept ^34 
 Henry Jones, 8 do do 
 Thos. Parent, 9 do do 
 D. Yerxa, Jun. 10 Sep. 'SS 
 JamtiCllfi', 11 do do 
 Jacob M'Kean, 12 do do 
 James Ghriaty, 13 d^ do 
 Benj.Whetlcr, 14 do do 
 Ira Inerahani, If do do 
 Robt. KilbuTD, 16 do do 
 IHriiDotr, 17 do do 
 
 -♦> 
 
 v** 
 
 i,*-' 
 
'2« 
 
 d» 
 do 
 
 ^34 
 d* 
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 |.*S« 
 da 
 do 
 d* 
 d» 
 do 
 d* 
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 f f 
 
 Joka Brewer, 15 Fob '39 
 J«hn DavUiM, 16 d* d» 
 ▲u Daw, 17 do do 
 
 J. R. Patttrson, 18 do do 
 
 Entigni. 
 Jtaoi Golder, S July '29 
 Wn. Jonet| 6 do do 
 T. Pareot, 8 do do 
 
 8. Croakilr, 11 do do 
 P. Watson, 14 do do 
 Janiei Kelioo, 25 Sep '32 
 B. Hueitii, 7 do '34 
 
 Joi. Allad^, 8 do do 
 
 J. Iii|raham, jr. 9 do do 
 Ch. Look, 15 Ftb '39 
 J. S. Elfigoed, 16 do do 
 Wm Ha{s«raiaa, 17 do do 
 T. B. Wbcoltr, 18 do do 
 B.- Alherton, 19 do do 
 J, W. Rainiford, 19 do do 
 Jimri Ptrent, 20 do do 
 Matthew Philli|ii, 21 do do 
 Tbomai Eraser, 23 do do 
 
 Pawnuater. 
 J, AIUa^Ccapt.)2Jul7 tt 
 
 AdJvamU. 
 LLawroBce, c. SOSep.'SO 
 
 Sturgton. 
 W. Carcrhill, 16 Apl '» 
 
 Quarte matter. 
 X>. Parent, Eni. 3 Juljr '38 
 
 Third BaU."(^ighl Inf'y.) 
 
 Lituttnant CoIotuI. 
 John Rohioioo, 1 Jan '32 
 
 Majm g. 
 A. M*Lean, » June 'SC 
 E.N. Kendall, 11 Sep '37 
 
 Captains. 
 Roji Ourrie, 12 Dec. ^28 
 D. Hallett, 18 do do 
 
 Geo. Clemeuti, 14 do do 
 L. Campbell, 15 do do 
 J. M'Gibbon, 12 June '30 
 P. Campbell, 8 do i5 
 O. Neveri, 19 Sep '37 
 JobaSteplicm, 20 do do 
 Arch. M'Lean, 10 do '38 
 Alex. Roti, afr. 15 July '39 
 
 Lt'tUenontt. 
 
 Wa. Stirling, 8Junt'.iS 
 Jacob Brown, 19 do '6 
 Dan. Manien, 18 Sept. '7 
 J»s. Carman, 10 do '8 
 Joha Yerza, 11 do dto 
 Thos. Campbell, 12 do do 
 Robert PaUier, 13 do d« 
 
 Ensigns. 
 G. M. Robinson, 1 8 Sep '87 
 Geo. Neveri, 20 do do 
 Wni. Dayton, 21 do d» 
 JobnM'Leau, 10 do '38 
 Alx.Ciimpbeli jr. 11 dodo 
 Wyn. William*, 12 do do 
 Thoi.Wiig!it,jr. 13 do du ' 
 li.Copperthwaite, 14 do d* 
 H. B. Robinioa, 8 Mar *39 
 
 Adjutant. 
 T. Wright, cap. 20 May It ^ 
 
 Surgeon. 
 Jamei Rohb, 8 Martb, '89 
 
 Quartermatter. 
 M. Pickard, 15 Dt. 23 
 
 SAINT JOHN CITY MILITIA. 
 
 Fun B^ttilion. 
 
 IMuttnant Colonel. 
 15. L. Peten, 27 Not. '38 
 
 Majtr. 
 Q. J). RoblOfon, 27 do do 
 
 Captains. 
 M. Henaiear, SO Aug '50 
 K. Lu Jarrii, 30 Jan '33 
 C. Drarv, Jr. 31 do dr. 
 T. M'Mackin, 1 Feb do 
 V. Diibvow, Jr 2 do do 
 H. NlILugrin,30Maydo 
 W. Hutehintoa, 81 do do 
 John Koberfton, 30 Aug '34 
 Paler Duff, 31 ' do do 
 Bartillai Aailey, (Afr.) 1 
 [Sep. '35 
 WDW Hubbard, 10 Ap 68 
 G. RuA«biiiion, 17 do do 
 T. W.Peten, Ad. 29 Jan '39 
 
 Fu'St lAiutenants. 
 W. O.Smilh, ri S9Jan'33 
 Douelas Clarke, 30 May do 
 W. H. SevTil, 1 Juiit du 
 A. Koberuon, 20 Aug '84 
 Wm. Hngarly, 21 do do 
 K. Ketclium,Ar. I8ep'35 
 John Saadall, 16 April, '38 
 E. L. Thorne, 17 do do 
 SiiBoa W. Cock, 18 do do 
 Tboa. S. E«(eyj 19 Ap. do 
 T. Ni»bet,jr. 23 April '39 
 Jehn W. Smith, 24 do do 
 George Wketler,25 do do 
 
 Second Licutrnants. 
 J. W. M*Leod,(Riflei) 
 
 U June*28 
 
 .Win.RoborUen. 8 Sep. '34 
 J. Cudlip, Af. 1 do '55 
 E.A. Price, Af.31 Aug'36 
 Edaiund Kaye, 18 Ap. '38 
 Geotge ThoHiai, 19 do do 
 G.natchinien, jr. 20 uo do 
 Wm. E. Moore, 21 do do 
 William Howard,, 22 do do 
 Wm. F. SoOth, ;0 Sep do 
 Saml. L. Ti ley, 11 do do 
 D. M. Rohrrtion, 2S Ap '39 
 T. W. ttoberlson,24dodo 
 K. S. Ilutahison, 25 do do 
 T. A. Paddock, 26 St p 'JJ9 
 Jamei Robertson, SO do d«i 
 
 Paymaster. 
 Jaj. Kirk, capt. 22 Aug. '35 
 
 Adjutant. 
 T.W. Peters, c. 29 Jan. '39 
 
 Surgeon^ 
 J. Boyd,M.D. 6 Sep. '23 
 
 Quartcrmeuter. 
 E.J.Rudd.capt. 29May'33 
 
 Enrolling Officer. 
 T.Baldwin, cap. 21 Jul.'32 
 
 RiSe Battalion. 
 
 Lieutenant Colonel, 
 
 Charles Wai^d, 1 Jan. '32 
 
 Major. 
 
 Captains, 
 Greg. Vanhorne, 5 S«p. '21 
 The.. Marritt, 1 July, -^22 
 Strph. Smith, 26 Aug. 'SS 
 
 J. T. Haaford, 5 Dee. '24 
 J. V. Thurgai, 23 Sep. '26 
 Wm. Miiliin, 6 Not. '33 
 G. W. Tiidale, 7 do du 
 John Wi*harl, 8 do do 
 T. B. Millidee, 9 Jan. '38 
 E . W.G recn wood, 24 F«.'3a 
 
 First Lieutenants, 
 J. Wel-wura, 7 Nov '33 
 Robert Summers, 8 do do 
 Chas Johnston, 9 Nov. '35 
 B. P. Wallop, 10 do *\» 
 George Merritt, 11 do do 
 J. L. Wilmot, 12 do do 
 Joha C. Ward, 1 3 do do 
 CBai. Gallagher, 9 June '38 
 Thomns Wall ice, tO do d» 
 David M'Millan, 24 Feb'S9 
 Jamet Nethery, 25 do d« 
 
 Second Litutenanti. 
 T. B. Wilion, 7Nov»3S. 
 Thoi.A. Sia«IOM,ll do do 
 .Tas. M'Doiinell, 9 Jan. '88 
 Tho<. G. TisdaW, 10 do do 
 Ge«. F. Wilmrt, 11 dodo 
 J <s. W. Peters, 27 do do 
 Dun. ReberUon, 24 Feb'S9 
 George F Smith, 25 do do 
 
 Paymtuler. 
 
 I. L. BeJeli; 20Sep,*iT 
 
 AJjtUant. 
 W.H.Str€ei,c. 25Sep.'32 
 
 Quartermaster. 
 H. Chubb, cap. U Sep. '21 
 
 Surgeon. 
 H. Oook, 20 Aag. '27 
 
 59 
 
 m 
 
 ) I 
 
8AINT JOHN COURTT REGIMBlfT. 
 LiMlcoaat OdencI Charlei Simandf, Ooamanding. 
 
 riratBatCaliva. 
 
 LUuttnmnt Colonel. 
 0««k AiMltrion, 27 Nuv.*38 
 
 Major. 
 
 A, Weddarburn, lJuac,*26 
 
 Captaint, 
 
 0. 0. Carnaa, 2l Jus. '24 
 Saail. DaltM, 5 \pril '25 
 Robtit Pajrop, 1 < Ms J, do 
 John OuDNard, 17 Sep. '27 
 Jm. KctGkium,23 July, '21 
 Daiijtl Aatlejr, 25 Oct. do 
 
 1. Fiairellins, 25 do do 
 I. Mcrritt, 6 Oct. 'S3 
 Janvi Pajn«, I Sept. '4 
 Rich'd Oarinaa, 3 Se|U. '6 
 Haihan Oodioe, 8 Dec. '7 
 J. M'C.Hkey, 27 Nov, '8 
 Cb. Waterbfry, 9 Ap. '9 
 
 Lieutcnantx. 
 Ck». Cbrke, 11 Jiin. '27 
 D. L. DrkeiNan, 23 Jul. '28 
 Ch. Tbeal, 29 do do 
 J. KetchMia, SO da du 
 J. Stfpbtns. 27 Oct. do 
 Jas Barllrtt, 30 Aui:. '30 
 W.*H. Tra»i«, 25 O. t do 
 T. Ouanard, 15 April, '33 
 W.Crafl.lll.rif. 11 Cc do 
 W. Parki, 2d do. 12 do do 
 J. QiiidtoD, 2d d*<. ISdo'i* 
 F. Jordan, l4d*do 
 
 Riibcft Cunnard, 15 do do 
 J>JL.AMmmu,t. 1 tf»p.'S4 
 
 J.F.Goddard, rir2 dodo 
 Hen. Ketchuni,ri<. 3 do do 
 Andff vr Black, 27 Nor '38 
 T. GilUtpir, 1 It. 9 Ap. j9 
 
 Entignt. 
 G. Vauf h4n, £5 0< t. >2t 
 J. Bfatteay, if. 5 July, '30 
 
 F. Ilathtway, 3" iug^. do 
 II. Quiiiton, br <*» 
 
 J Liiiglty, IS-nt^viTj-Jj.! 
 Joliii Aiitlry, l> '/.'. :!•> 
 I. Fl.<rwtllinj{, 9 ' 
 
 VV. Welaioie, 10 ik .j 
 Oim'. TU»al, 27 Nov. '38 
 Thoi. M'Cruio, 28 lio do 
 Nai. L>t, 29 do do 
 
 Ro1}fM Sloven*, 3J do do 
 
 A Ijutunt. 
 
 A. Blenz ei, i'.>|<l. 8 Au.'24 
 
 P.iijtn'Ster. 
 
 G. Matthew, c. 30 Aug. '<:0 
 
 S 4 g- on. 
 6. G.Iliiniiiou do do do 
 
 Qitarier.».aif»r. 
 W.Sc»u.<ii.M,«-. ltiApr.'33 
 
 StcouJ Baia ion. 
 
 L'tulennni Colontl. 
 Jnnck Mo na. 8 Sept. '30 
 
 Major, 
 O. L. Hath< way, S do do 
 
 CajHum: 
 W. O. Co.lv, 28 Ah J. '21 
 J. Uunainshim, 25 Oc. 'SO 
 
 John Fowntf, 16 Aw. '1 
 Wni. M'Caiiiion, 17 do do 
 WilluNi Vail, 6 D«r. 'ST 
 SamutI Akholt, 7 do d» 
 Eze. Fitzgerald, 10 Sap 'St 
 Jauiei Swim, 11 do da 
 
 Litutenanti. 
 '*hoaai Bean, 81 Aug. '21 
 t.. Se'till, S Juao, '2S 
 A. Brad^haw, 1 July, da 
 O. Cdy, 25 0ct. '2t 
 '■. ,>lipn Moiier, 16 Aug'SS 
 Th ' •> Fowiiei,17 do do 
 Woi. .v4 Vaitghl, 8 Apr.'S4 
 Gro. Matters, 6 Dec. t 
 Jm. Hatheway, 10 Sep. '• 
 JphnB.Pattisoa, 11 do da 
 
 En$ign*. 
 n. Anthanr, 22 Sept. '31 
 C. M. Wooilon, 9 Apr. '23 
 W. K. Srntill, 25 Oct '39 ' 
 Philip Moiirr, 16 Auj. 'I 
 J. Giiniiinsham, 8 Apr. M 
 Jar. cs Muran, 6 bee. '17 
 Tl!o«. Heari, jr. 10 Sep. '3« 
 Kd.v.4id Brown, 11 dfo do 
 A.G. Crix.k^hank, 9 Ap.'SS 
 
 Aifjutant. 
 T.lI.BIark, cap. 5 Aug. '31 
 
 Paymaatcr. I'M 
 J. R.Pi«rlel'»w,r»p.24«o» 
 
 ^uaHt)vnniter. 
 T. Stcphf n(, SO Aug. >SI> 
 
 Swgton. 
 G J. flardiug, 1 Jaa. %i 
 
 5AINT JOHN SEA FEN0IBLK8. 
 LimtteutMU Colonel Allfw Otiy, Gommandan/.— (26.h February, ISSa) 
 Cnvtains. Jolm Owcnr, 20Jany. '31 Gro. Stanton, 2CDei 
 
 Cnftodn* 
 Wai. Eagle*, 10 Mny, '21 
 Saail. Stiange, 29 Mar. '25 
 Thomas Reed, 2 Aug. '30 
 J. Ponifoid, 20 J*n. '34 
 Wm. P. Scolt, 21 do do 
 Rvbort Eili), 22 do do 
 Joha Reed, 17 Aug. '36 
 Wn. Lawton, 18 do do 
 Gav. L.LoTett,26 Dec. '37 
 Ckorge Eaglet. 10 Sep '.18 
 
 lAmtenants, 
 W: Drake, 29 Mar. '25 
 J. Stackhoose, do do 
 N. VafI, 23 Mir. '33 
 
 W. Jordan, 2<i do do. 
 T. Raddiak^ S7 do do 
 
 Joliii Owcnt, 20Janv.'31 
 Edward Eagles, 21 Jo du 
 J. W. M. Irish, 22 do <)• 
 Jo'nn Miiiiay, 23 do do 
 Win. M'Kay, 24 -lo do 
 Jxmes Olivi;, 25 do do 
 Wm. Claike, 26 do do 
 Abn'r Ilaiuplonj 27 Wo «io 
 John Strange, 28 do do 
 Gilbert Joidan, SO do do 
 William Ball, SI do do 
 Edwa>d Lane, 1 Fi b do 
 John Drown, 2 do do 
 
 H. G. Mo. an, 3 d«t do 
 S. Fr«.er, 4 do do 
 
 John Uirhaidicn, 17 Au '3C 
 W. D. Fauike, 18 do da 
 
 Gro. Stanton, 2CDee.tT 
 Binianiin Peel, 27 do da 
 Andrew C. 9ity, 23 do da 
 Jnliii Ilnwt, 10 Sep ^t» 
 Jainp* Biiggi, ll do do 
 Oha*. KaKiev, 12 do da 
 Wui. Wiigid, IS do da 
 
 AdiutaiU. 
 T.M.gnii>'h,c.23FtK'M 
 
 Paytntuter, 
 
 Benin. S anion, (capl. 20 
 
 Mny, '33.)26De«,'87 
 
 Quartemuritcr. 
 
 Win. Lf aviti, cap. 22 Fck 
 
 1'31 
 
 Surgeon. 
 
 J. Paddock, 29 da db 
 
 SUNBURY COUNTY MIHTIA. 
 
 Ltemtotumt Colonel. 
 T. O.Milei, 25 Oct. 1828 
 
 Major. 
 ttfa. l&Twaid, 9 Aar. 'Si 
 60 
 
 Ciiptai'M. 
 F. A DevfUtr, 11 Sep. '27 
 E. A. Mile., 28 0.L '23 
 Jerc. Tract/, 25 Aug. '29 
 
 W. S. Barker, 3 Aag. 'BO 
 Geo. Nivrrt, 8 Sep. '54 
 Linui Seelv, 7 do da 
 Heary JLoder, | d* djft: 
 
. '1 
 
 'ST 
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 i*sa 
 
 im 
 
 *2t 
 
 • «*• 
 '21 
 
 <fo 
 
 .'34 
 
 T 
 
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 '1 
 
 »4 
 *f7 
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 4* 
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 ♦31 
 
 ST 
 
 ■to 
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 SO 
 
 >7 
 
 I 
 
 O.H. K. Harding, 10 S« *S8 
 l*r«Dt. Soiitik, 11 do do 
 
 JAeuttnantt. 
 K. Hukkard, 11 Sept. '27 
 Q. Miln, 26 Oce. '23 
 
 O. HuoN, 24 Au;. '29 
 T. lUfon, jun. 26 do 4o 
 H. Goburn, 30 Auf . '30 
 JohnBaile/, 6 Sept. do 
 Wm. Kinbill, 7 do ilo 
 ioiwGluier, 10 Sep. '38 
 
 EbtBttorBorpo, 11 dodo 
 Thoa. U. Smith, 12 do do 
 
 Eraipu. 
 A. 8. Ilubltle, 10 S*p. 'S7 
 W. Eaiterbrooks H2 do do 
 Q. B. Taylor, 25 Uot. '38 
 J. Till*7, jun. 2fl do do 
 II. Dootir, 26 OcL '23 
 
 D. Barker, 30 Aug.^SO 
 Q»o. Nevrr*, jr. 7 Sep »34 
 Samuel Soiitli, lb S«p. '38 
 
 BtllkUil Rojrt, tl ^ &9 
 
 Adjutmnk 
 
 J. Hason, cap. Sfi Ao^ *|B 
 
 PaynuuUr. 
 
 Q. Prioilkj, cap. I So, W 
 
 Qttartermmittr. 
 Z. D. Urown, 29 Mar. V 
 
 Surgtan. 
 J. W. Darker,SOA»»« 
 
 Second Battalion. 
 
 CHARLOTTE COItnTY MILITIA. 
 Fknt Battalioa Paymaster. D.M'Farlanr, Id, 29dodb 
 
 J. WilioB, cap. 2 Sept. '24 John Turner, jr. 23 do do 
 
 Colonel. Adjutant. Alei. M'Kay,jr. 24 do do 
 
 ■Mdk M'Kaj, 1 Nor. 1793 J.H.Whitlock, c 25Sep'3J Hugli M'Kay, 30 Sopt do 
 
 lAtutenant Colonel. Quarttrmotter. Pnvmatter. 
 
 O. Oaapbell, 24 May, 1824 D. W. J -ick, 25 OcL »J8 
 
 Major. Surgeon, 
 
 W. Barnett, 1 March, '32 g. Fiye. 
 
 Copfatru. 
 
 Jaa. Bojd, (rif.) 5 Dec. '24 
 
 T. Gonaick, 19 May, '23 
 
 O. M'Majter,(» f) 5 Fe. '29 _ . , — ■" . , 
 John Rodge;,28 J«ne,'SO «,. ^^'IJ^'' «"* ?/*"*'-,^, 
 John Stub*, 3 April, '32 Thoa. Wyer, 22 Jnne, ♦24 
 
 ThoBBi Berry, 6 Dec. '37 „ ,. ^, T'V'""-, , .o- 
 John Giant, 7 do do H"*** Flaherty, 1 Jan. '32 
 
 Firit lAeutenants. -. -,.„ ^m^tris. , ,^^ „ . ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 
 
 J. Moore, (rif.) 3 Feb. '29 ?' S- \'''"'» ? V" -T' i! """' ""i'A *^ "'"■• * 
 
 Jo.. Walton, 28 June, '30 f-p'i"';''^ '/»?'''' ^1 n i> w .^"•^•"'.w «. 
 
 J. Aymar, (a! f.) do ' do Jed-CalifT, » J^-ne, ^0 C. R. Hattjeway, 6 Mar»» 
 
 8. H. Whitlock, 6 Doc '37 ?• S"^ e, 27 May, '22 J. Inger.ol, 1 1 Sept. »J» 
 8ai»uel Grltj, 7 do do i"-J'^^h ^^ July, '25 „.?«i"«'»«v *^ 
 
 T.B.Wil.on, 8 do do fi?*"'"'"' ^P''-^ W«. M Lean, IS J.no « 
 
 JohnM'Cutd>, 9 do do 'I' ^x?'!?"' "'\^"i" >' ^* ^^* P^"''."' ^^ Jan '81 
 
 JohDperkini;28Mav,'33 ?' )^»''".\ »V"'^' ?^ VpH^id Fi,J,er,4 do 
 Aaoi Hitchings 20 do do i""^^..^"'*'"' Vo^t?" ,o« 
 Second L<eufcnant*. "* ^.^•'i>*":5?''' ^^3V'f 
 
 O.F.Ca«pbell, r. 5 De. '24 4' '''''iJ! ^''.'""' !? j° ^" , ., u 
 
 11, WiUn,rif. l9May,'23 »""• ^V f- *' •j.-Te '^'' 1* L-S'i"1i"*^" 
 
 ». Wauou rif. do do '*"•'? J".»ti»on, 30 Sep. do H. H. Hatch. 
 
 Pnymatter. 
 T.T.Wyer, It. lOMac'SO 
 
 Adjutant, 
 Hub. Flaherty, e. 9 Ap. ^ 
 
 ^ureeon. 
 Edw. Dewolfe, 25Maj, >» 
 
 Quarttrmaiter. 
 Joi Meiiinctt, It. 19 Jm 'M 
 
 Third BatuUoik 
 lAsutenant ColanaL 
 
 ©.Townae.d,».f.3FeK'29 . -tiK'^een 
 
 D. Thompson, 28 Juae, '30 ^- Welraort, 
 C. M«OiiJloeh, 29 do do r;^^"!^'"'; 
 
 Plti lip NowtoB, 5 do do 
 J Appleby, H Sept 'ST 
 riltiam Ferrif, 12 do 6m 
 T.Cunniughaia, 28 May^S 
 H. li. Hatch, 13 Feb. t 
 Lit,%iitKnanti, ' Lini.ttnant$. 
 
 13 June, '25 E. Wilson, 11 Sept. >9r 
 10 Mar. '28 S ami. Cheney, 27 Mai, »• 
 1 OmiVnlJ^itll rir £ An 'a? J. Mijsiliett, do. 2 July. '29 Daniel Galeomb, 28 do do 
 HeorvFrJe 6d1E' '37 ^ J"-ti««n.' 11 di '32 Wm. Chaffey, 15 Feb. '38 
 €. W WarSliW 7 do Vt P- M'Diarmi.l, 31 July, '33 Georijo Fountain, ]«d« d« 
 JanosStenson, ' 8 do do f»»'uel Califf, 1 Aug. do William Price, 17 do d* 
 W«. Meloney i. f. 9 Jo do *J; ^y.*)"'*'^*' ^^3"' '^^ M' ^iu^erald, 18 do do 
 
 «. Bartlett, 6 Dec. '24 ^•'"r ^V.'^.'*''' ^ ^" '^° 
 
 T. Connick, 1 April, '27 ?'""' ^'i'""^'' ^ ^» •^*' 
 
 IL Ilutchinion, 2 do do i^^" ""f'^'l"''^ ^3 do do 
 
 J. Connick, 19 May, 28 JJ'**'' Virden, 24 do do 
 
 8. Shearman, jr. 4 Feb. '29 ^' H*wki;w, 30 Sep do 
 
 W. Walton, 28 June, '30 _ ^,. f':«»Sr»w. 
 
 O. Frje, 6 April «32 ^ pi'"V'' ,.. ^o^/^• ^^ 
 
 Joh.Klkln,on, 6bec'37 ^k^m^^^^V^^W^'^..^ rp ar ' ,. a .im 
 
 Aaoi Hitchings, 7 do do i"'*" Mann, jr. ») June '38 T. Moies, cap. 11 A«| ••« 
 
 "niM. 8im« tr « An Aa Peler Clinch, 21 do do Quarter Mtuttn, 
 
 5«;V HuJhIni., 9 do Z 5'/^"«'-,f «"' ?J i"'r, d- H Caulkjn, 25 Oci ^ 
 
 ««ow BiRfpao*. 10 do do ^'""' ^"'''t '* ^*''* ^^ Church Meigi, ^^ Feb ^ 
 
 C Oa«ipbeli, jr. (a«p.) 27 Wm. Smartt, 20 d« do „f"'^"7:« -. 
 
 T. Batson, 19 do do 
 
 John Oaldcr, 30 do do 
 
 En%ignt. 
 Aug. Bancroft, 18 8«pt*99 
 Charles Hitch, 29 May >SS 
 War. Ingersoll, 19 June d» 
 O.E.0.Hatl.eway,16Fo«» 
 JobnM'Intosh, 28Uayd«' 
 
 Adjxttant. 
 
 t 
 
p 
 
 J 
 
 do 
 *21 
 
 Fowth Baliiitoa. 
 
 LisutenarU Colonel. 
 Savid Mnwatt, I Jan *!)2 
 
 V. Vtrki. IJiD 
 
 Captaiint. 
 An UptcM, 3 Juns 
 Jamai 'Jrown, 1 d* 
 J. Ytinj, (r..) 29 Mar '27 
 J. OoDviiflfc, 2 Ffb '29 
 
 Altx. Grant, 1 March '32 
 W. Thcapion, 9 April '34 
 Bavid T/pton, 10 d* do 
 Thoi. Mitchell, 11 do do 
 Jai. Maxwall, Ijl Feb. '39 
 Win. Libhy, Ifi (^» do 
 
 Wm. M'Leod, 17 do do 
 D.y.Gltndeniiing, 18 do do 
 
 First Lieutenant!. 
 H. M'AllwHr, 27 Mar '20 
 A. CltnJeRninr, r. C Fe'39 
 W,Arw»lrong, r. 6 Apr 
 T. Wa'J, S do 
 
 '32 
 34 
 
 John Hiniiak, 10 d'» do 
 A. Buchanan, 15 Feb. '39 
 Joi. Andraw*, IG do do 
 John OrifliBer, 17 do do 
 John Niibtt, 18 do do 
 Joiiah ?*oerf, 19d%4o 
 William Wation, 20 do do 
 Johi. Maiw'il, 21 do do 
 
 Second Lieutinanti. 
 A. Lindaa?, 5 April 'S2 
 8. Hill, (rifln) 7 do do 
 Joi. Maxwell, l.SFeb'Sa 
 Joi. Yoitnf, (rif.) li do do 
 Dan]. M'Aliiitar. 17 do do 
 Jacob Hoppi, 18 do do 
 
 Knrigni. 
 Jas. Minrhie, 15 Fab. '3<) 
 Jeaiay Chriitio, 1^ do do 
 IIarr;i Thoiiipion, 17 do do 
 Ilarrii 8co(l, 18 do do 
 
 John M'Lcod, 19 do do 
 Justin Moore, 20 do do 
 Samuel Thomai, 21 do du 
 Jacob Rcid, 22 do do 
 
 Jdjutmht. 
 A. Oampkall, cap 1 Ap. *SS 
 
 Paymatter. 
 J. Marki, cap. 1 March *d« 
 
 Quartenniuttr, 
 R. Wadon, It. 8 June, *9d 
 
 Surgeon. 
 L. WtiloB, 1 Marali *» 
 
 Oaralry attached to Fovrtk 
 Daltalitn. 
 
 Captain. 
 William Todd, 26 D«c.*S7 
 
 First Lieutenant, 
 Wm. Bucbannan, 36 d« d* 
 
 Secand lieutenant. 
 Win. Woodcock, 26 do d* 
 
 Comet, 
 Thomai Gotterel, 39 do do 
 
 (Quartermaster 
 ThoBiai Alboe, 23 do (U> 
 
 WESTMORLAND COUNTY MILITIA. 
 Colonel Williaai Bolst'ord, uemmaBding. 
 
 . Firat BaQalJva. 
 
 ^ Alryor, 
 R. SeW^Jun. 31 July '32 
 
 Captains. 
 T.E.Smith, U June '26 
 Wna. Smith, 12 Ho do 
 Jw. B.^ttj, I!:- May, '28 
 M. Suuimrn, IS do '29 
 K. Stilaf, 1') do do 
 
 S. Underwood, 23 July '32 
 J. Orandall, 29 do do 
 S. Bab i not, SO do do 
 R. Stilo$, 21 May '8 
 
 11. Haonington, 22 do do 
 Atex. Cain, 23 do do 
 IMiu Bouford, 25 Feb. '39 
 
 Lieutenants 
 J. Gainer, 12 June '26 
 John Jones, 1.3 May '28 
 W, B^tcDiin, 15 do '29 
 J. N. Chapman, 17 do da 
 S. Wrldon, 18 do do 
 J. M'Corftick, l9 do do 
 W. Mine, jr. 29 July '32 
 J. Welling, 3i) do do 
 John SluUz, 81 do do 
 P. Conitantinc 1 Aug do 
 John Scott, 21 May '33 
 J. Hanaiu(<ton, 22 do do 
 John Boyd, 23 do do 
 It. Dobioci, 24 do do 
 G. Haiuiingtoii,25 do do 
 
 J. 2feli«n, 19 May '28 
 
 S. S. Wilaot, do do 
 Z. Lntii 17 May 23 
 
 62 
 
 F. Wellinr, 30 July '32 
 R.D.Chipman, 31 do do 
 S. Mills,' 2 Alls do 
 
 F. Thibidean, S do do 
 Gro. Cochran, 21 M«y '3 
 Chag. Ilo'iied, 22 do do 
 Oliver Pitfield, 23 May do 
 Jau. Welling, 26 do do 
 
 Adjutant. 
 J. Kelly, cap. 23 July '23 
 
 Paymaster. 
 J. Robinson, captain, 13 
 July '26 
 Quarter Master. 
 J. Charters, cap 20 Nor '22 
 
 Second Battalion. 
 
 Lievtenant Colonel. 
 E. A. Bolsford, 1 Jau 32 
 
 Major. 
 
 D. Chapman, 18 June 'S 
 
 Captains. 
 
 G. Oulton, 6 April '26 
 M. Comewill, 6 do do 
 S. Kastcrbrooki, 16 Jun'28 
 James Kynns, 17 do do 
 John Chapman, 18 do do 
 W. P. Sayre, 26 July '30 
 R. Taylor, 27 do do 
 H. Chapman 24 Sept '2 
 C ttipman Botiford, 25 do do 
 Jos. Bowser, 3 July '3 
 R.B. Chapman, 22 Jun '5 
 Thoi, Cochran, 23 do do 
 Chas. TWtt)ideau, do do do 
 Ralph Carter, 13 do '6 
 
 lAtutentrnts. 
 Joi.Wella, « Aprfl '26 
 T. Ayro, 18 June '21 
 
 J. Cullei, SO July >30 
 
 G. Ketaruru, 31 do do 
 T. Trenholm, 25 Sep. 'M 
 W. Evani, 26 do do 
 O. Dixon, 3d. 3 July '3 
 Thos. Sayrc, S2 Jane '35 
 Geo. Scoullar, 33 do du 
 Wm. Carier, 13 Juno »M 
 Wn. Brown, 19 do do 
 Jm. Maxwell, 30 do 4m 
 
 JSnsigns. 
 Wm. Lamb, 28 July »» 
 Cha^. Dixon, 25S*pt'3S 
 
 C. Boil lienhoasp, 26 do do 
 Bfnj. Weill, 28 do do 
 Wm. Barnei, 2SJana '5 
 T. Aidei-ion, 24 do do 
 W. Chapman, 13 Aug 'SS 
 David Taylor, 19 do do 
 Jo». White, 20 do do 
 
 D. Robichaud, 21 do dc 
 
 Adjutant. 
 J.Chflpman, cap 18 Jua *86 
 
 Quarter Master, 
 Thai. Sayre, capt. do do 
 
 Paynuuttr. 
 
 Joaepb Alliioa, (cap.) C2 
 Jonf, *%S 
 
 Surgetn. 
 
 R. Smith, 1 Jaae »10 
 
 Assistant Surgtm. 
 M. Dotkhtoie, 22 Jnij '38 
 
 ■■4 
 
 1 
 
 '<■<, 
 
 '■4 
 
 # 
 
 1 
 J 
 I 
 J 
 
■4 
 
 m 
 
 TbM BattelUa. 
 
 Mofor. 
 CUrkr, 26 Maj '84 
 
 Captains. 
 
 29 Nov '22 
 27 April 
 12 June '.13 
 22 Oct 
 
 1 Atic 
 
 2 (1. 
 
 M. Wilnot, 
 iahn Smilli, 
 D. CuDitron, 
 T. B. Moort, 
 J. Brtw-ter, 
 O. Oalkiiu, 
 
 lie 
 '35 
 do 
 W. Fillemore, 3 do do 
 K. Ptck, 17 Auir '36 
 
 W. KJrkpilrick, 23 Ap '39 
 Daniel SteeTM, 24 do do 
 JobnOlevelaiid, 25 do do 
 
 Lituttnanti. 
 E. Peek, 26 Oct. 
 
 W. Haid« 27 Oet 
 Elian Pecki 10 June 
 W. Groc», 13 do 
 
 J. BtatiT, Jun. 14 da . 
 K. StfpheRi urt. 320«« 'SS 
 J. Rodgari, art. 39 d» do 
 
 '23 
 '28 
 '33 
 do 
 do 
 
 A. Rohjnawi, 1 Au« '» 
 N. Wolb, 2 dodo 
 
 B. H. Nrweomh, 3 d« d* 
 Patk. Sinatair, 23 AnI. '8D 
 Thof. CUike, 24 d« do 
 Mariner StvtTCi, 2i do d« 
 
 Ejuiffnt. 
 John Reid, 11 June '38 
 Wn. BoJf^eri, 15 da da 
 Jnlin Itodjgeii, I Au(. d« 
 O. Robinsoa, 2 do do 
 T. FiUgaraW, 23 Apl. '«!) 
 Luka Bifwilar, 21 do da 
 Michael Dufly, 25 do do 
 Win. M'Kay, 26 da do 
 Banj. Mnrvhall, 27 da do 
 Jaiiiua Biihopp, 28 do do 
 
 JdjiUant. 
 
 J. Stnrritf, Cap 27 Apl. '24 
 
 Q:tinrte)' Master. 
 G. Rod|;erf, 22 Aug '25 
 
 Surgton. 
 W. Wihan, 25 Oei >2« 
 
 FMrlli DirftollM. 
 
 TAeuttrwint Cttontl. 
 H'j. Chapman, 8 Jm«, ft 
 
 Major. 
 Philip Ohapaian, da do d* 
 
 Captaira. 
 3. Aadanon, 31 Maj, '31 
 John Avard, 1 Jnoa At 
 Juka Tranholm, 9 4m tkt 
 
 Lieutenant$. 
 Wm. Hufhion, 20M»y do 
 W' AndrrsoD, 31 da d» 
 LilTv Allan, 1 June 4a 
 J. Oowiiing, 2 do 
 Robert Oopp, 18 Hay 
 
 Ensijm. 
 JahnO^Jt-n, IS Maj fkt 
 Win. Morrta, Id d« i4u 
 lienj. Allan, 20 tU dn 
 
 A<ljutant. 
 J. Obap'imii, e 23 JuTj '30 
 
 (^u<irterma»trr. 
 0. Allan, licttt 30 Maj '^1 
 
 4« 
 
 NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY MfLlTIA. 
 
 FVit Battaliaa. 
 
 Limtenant Colwntl. 
 Aimx. Frasor, 5 6e{)t '37 
 
 Majm'3, 
 Jaa» M«D«aald, 8 Mar. '39 
 JaiU 6ila(iuur, 9 do da 
 
 Captains. 
 R. M'Leod, 8 June '22 
 W. ILniniltan, 10 da do 
 P. Perlcr, 6ApTil'26 
 A. Goodfal.'ow, 6 )Jo do 
 W. GrajT. 28 June '30 
 M.Craany, 29 '<!• do 
 Th*«. Ullock, 10 Aug 'SI 
 J. Headerson, 18 June '3C 
 A. P. Hciiderion, 19 do do 
 I,. Robichand, 20 do do 
 J. M. JokutoQ, 21 do do 
 Alex. Rev, rif. 16 Ap. '38 
 Alex. M'titath, 8 Mar. '9 
 K. M-Doaald, 23 Apl. do 
 Finlay Morruoo, 24 do do 
 T.>avid Shiw, 25 da do 
 
 Ridi. Hmohinsen, 21' do do 
 
 JjUuttnants. 
 Wm. JopKn, 7 do do 
 Andrew Hbt, 5Aprir26 
 J. T. Williilou, do do 
 Wir>. Caroiin, 9 do do 
 D.Johnken, 29 do do 
 
 J. MNLaaa, 
 
 P. Morrison, 
 J. M'Kensie, 
 J Rnii*^!!, 
 Jaaiw Caie, 
 I). Keith, 
 
 1 Jul/ do 
 13 June '36 
 
 19 da do 
 
 20 Ho d:i 
 
 21 do do 
 
 22 do do 
 J. H. Peitirf, (I It. rif.) l« 
 
 April, 36 
 
 Qro. Lftion, (2 It. r.) do do 
 D. M'N3U!:hlon,8Mar.'S9 
 Alex. DavidioB, 2i Apl. do 
 D. M'Lpod, 24 do do 
 
 Geo. Wiliijlon, 25 do do 
 Don. M'Donild, 26 do do 
 Caleb M'CulIc/, 27 do do 
 Asa Perky, 28 do do 
 
 Jalin Maekie, 29 do do 
 
 Ensigns. 
 J. Stewart, 9 April >2S" 
 J. Porter, 29 June '30 
 M. Clfirke, 18 June >36 
 J. Carrulheri, 20 do do 
 J. Lobban, 22 do do 
 J. M'Laod, 23 do do 
 H. Caraian, 24 do do 
 W. Johnstaa, 25 do do 
 JaJ. Brophy, 8 Mircli, '3* 
 Ales. Caiofran, 23 Ap. rto 
 John Sinclair, 24 do do 
 James JolinitCD, US do do 
 AMna Gilwour, 26 do da 
 Peter Gruy, 27 do do 
 
 William Ru^stll, 23 do da 
 Alex. Ruisoll. 29 do do 
 James Searlie, SO do da 
 
 Adjutant. 
 D. M'Donafd, can 9 Jnn '23 
 
 Quarter Master. 
 J. Daridsan, 9 June do 
 
 Surgeon. 
 Alex. Kay, 28 June '30 
 
 Major. 
 W. Salter, 18 June tC 
 
 Captain/. 
 C. M'Don*ld, 20 Ami 12 
 J. Beits 22 do io 
 
 E. Fowler, 23 Aug. 22 
 J. Fraser, 1 June 23 
 
 Abel Pand, 10 May '24 
 Wm. I.och, 25 April 'X5 
 D M'Kay, 26 do do 
 J. M'DoiialJ, 12 June '27 
 W. Fiddes, l«May»» 
 A. Duucai, 19 do d« 
 A» Moom, 5 April 
 H. B. Alli«an, « do 
 T. Underbill, 8 do 
 Rt Jardiue, 9 do 
 George Kerr, 15 Feb. 
 Jarad Tazer, 16 do dtj 
 
 Tbo.Willou?hhy, 17 do dw 
 
 Lieutenants. 
 T. Smilb, II May 24 
 
 A. llovrjf 13 do dw 
 J. Hover, 18 do '8U 
 T. CoughUn, 22 do (it* 
 
 '3« 
 
 lb 
 do 
 '9 
 
 Second BaltalioD. 
 
 Lisyittnant C»l<mtl.. 
 A. David»on, 2 July '39 
 
 R. W4s««n, 
 L. Asfle, 
 H. Hamaiill, 
 J. Fillemora, 
 J. Hariey, 
 R. Crocker, 
 J. Munro, 
 JobH Arb«r, 
 David Mott, 
 C. A. Harfting, 
 Jaruea Stfwarl, 
 Geo. 11. Alliaon, 
 Ensigns. 
 M. Hov^y, l» 
 
 €3 
 
 5 April '.% 
 i^ do do 
 
 do 
 
 da 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 A> 
 Ho 
 do 
 
 15 Fab. '9 
 18 do do 
 17 do do 
 Id do do 
 
 May ^4 
 
t Y 
 
 
 f 
 
 
 T HvircMMb, )J 49 d« 
 
 f. Dtfidi«a, SO d» da 
 
 A.Oanpbcll, 19 do 30 
 Jsiin Ltdie, 6 April '36 
 
 Obat. iU*R«w, 8 do du 
 
 Jb M*Eich«rn, do dc 
 
 Rieluird L7Hn,10 do d« 
 
 Jm. UolaM, J J do do 
 
 W. Small, IS 4o 
 R. DunAo, 13 do 
 John Pond, 14 do 
 D. U*Taviib, 16 Ho 
 T, UMBriiay, l5Frb. 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 '9 
 
 Kdwd. Willialon, 17 do it 
 Williaa Ltddro, 18 do do 
 
 Jam*! Rf dtfy, 19 do do 
 Richd Pat(«raoa, SO do do 
 
 Adjutant, 
 
 D.Orockar, (rofi 1 \ MaySA 
 
 11 llay,^3«. 
 
 OuartermoMter. 
 
 Allan DavidiON, 10 1? ok "B 
 
 RE8TIG0UCHE COUNTY MILITIA. 
 
 BtnUtnnnt Colonel. 
 R. Forguaon, 1 Jan. '32 
 
 Major. 
 Ad. Farfuton, 19 Mar. '39 
 
 Captairu. 
 J. Doaulu, 26 Dcr. '25 
 tk M'lolotii, 27 do do 
 D. 8(ewart, 9 March *37 
 A. M'Plionioii, 10 do tin 
 R. Fcrguion, jr. II <ia du 
 J.II«ni(OB«ry, )2 do du 
 
 Alei. Fefftuion, 19 Mar '9 
 
 Lieutenanti, 
 W.Craig, 13 July '25 
 
 Win. Fleoimiiic, 14 do d«> 
 A. Frajf-r, 23 May '31 
 W, MTherion. 9 M-» '.37 
 Andrew Barbarif, 11 Jo do 
 Jimra Paul, 12 do do 
 
 JoliD M-Furlane, 13 do do 
 
 Emignt. 
 D. M'Nair, 9 Mat '37 
 
 R. Mnnfgonarj, 10 do do 
 U. Jartiiut, 11 dodo 
 
 M. For|uion, 12 do do 
 
 Adjutant. 
 
 Jan, MTherion, c U OeSt 
 
 Surgein. 
 
 D. R. Cartttr, M. D., t« 
 
 Marrb, 'SO 
 
 Quartermaster. 
 
 Joirpli lluntor, (It.) d* do 
 
 GLOUCESTER COUNTY MILITU' 
 
 *.- 
 
 Vtral Battalion. 
 
 Jfoior. 
 
 MraMnitr, 9 March 'a7 
 
 Captain*. 
 
 • .laneaLer. 12Ju't'24 
 Joho Fraitr, 16 May '29 
 Bonj. DawioD, 23 Der. '3) 
 John M'lotoih, 24 do do 
 Fraa. Fergutoii, l3M>ir '7 
 Richard Carman, 14 du do 
 Waa. B'anrhard, 15 do do 
 P. A. Oumarciq, 9 A{ir. '9 
 
 Litutenants. 
 Wm. Gray, 13 July, '24 
 Mkaa. Comn au, 15 do ilo 
 
 i Jaa. RobonaoR, 24 M •▼ '31 
 Antolnt Degrace, 25 do do 
 Doo. Fergunon, 14 Mar '7 
 Michael O'Brien, 15 du Jo 
 Bamaal Napier, 9Api. '9 
 JttMoa Jobnilou, 10 do do 
 
 Eruigni. 
 W. F.P.Whettji,l4Mar. 
 r'37 
 
 ' J^km Ohambori, 15 do do 
 Joaopb Ooucelte, 16 ^o do 
 AtK. AoJoraoa, 17 do do 
 
 Groigt DeBloii, 9 Apr. '9 
 William U«yd, 10 do do 
 
 Pitymatter. 
 T. M. DcBloiii, r. 9 A|i.'39 
 
 Adjutmnt. 
 Jas. Ltr, c.«p. 12 July, '24 
 
 Surgeon. 
 Rubert Gordon, 9 Apr. '39 
 
 Quartermaster. 
 J. Reed, lie ai^. 15 Maj '29 
 
 Soeond Battalion. 
 
 LicHtenant Colonel. 
 John Ycunr, 1 Jon. 1832 
 
 Major. 
 W. Landry, 1 March, '82 
 
 Captains. 
 W. Drysdale, 14 Jiino, '24 
 II. Adams, 11 July, '25 
 A. LaHilry, 12 do do 
 Jno. A'laiDS, 13 do do 
 M.Campbell, ad. l2Jly.'26 
 
 R. Iliion, 1 March 
 Mich. Martin, 2 do 
 Wm. Yount;, 3 do 
 FclerDcGrace, 4 do 
 Jolin Doen, 5 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Lievtfinant*, 
 J. Ocnnie, 13 July, *fM 
 J. Spence, 14 do do 
 A. Campbell, 28 Jan. '27 
 P. Campbell, 29 do do 
 Urban Landry, 1 Mar. '3S 
 A. Louiier, 2 do do 
 Jol^n Vincent, ' 3 do da 
 John Furlong, 4 do da 
 Wm. Jardine, 5 do db 
 Jamea Young, 6 do Ao 
 Jauief Drrin, 7 do da 
 M. Duval, t do do 
 
 Geo. divrct, 9 do da 
 C. Codsbliu, 10 do do 
 
 Ensig-na. 
 A. Landry, 1 Mar. *&! 
 A. Hobiihaud, 2 dift do 
 Jas. Saivell, 3 d« da 
 Thomas K»rr, 4 do do 
 And. Wilson, 6 do do 
 Roae Cheiion, 6 do do 
 
 Adjutant. 
 M.Campbell, ep. iSMj.^ 
 
 Faymaster. 
 H.W.BalJwiu. c. 1 Mar*a 
 
 Quartermaster. 
 Joo. Ritchie, 15Ma)r, 'a» 
 
 KENT COUNTY MILITIA. 
 
 BatUltott.^ 
 
 ti/tmiftmant Colonel. 
 
 l*Kean,lJan. '32 
 
 Major, 
 
 Bl VAImon, 21 May, '83 
 
 Gaptains 
 
 ••«. Papn, 25 Auj. '21 
 WauBovier, i0May,'24 
 R. Jardiao, 21 Feb. '26 
 J.P.¥«Kd,(rL]Sfir0T. do 
 
 04 
 
 J. W. Weldon, 25 Oct. '28 
 Colin Rankin, 21 May, '33 
 fiaml. Uirvan, 22 do do 
 Wm. Brait, 23 do do 
 Jo«. Muzcroll, 1 July, '4 
 Wm. Roach, 2 do do 
 
 lAcutennnti, 
 Donald Rnakin, 19 Feb. '26 
 W.Fit£gcrald, 25 Hiy, '33 
 J.A.CWO, [r] 26 do do 
 Wa^QirvM^ 37 da da 
 
 A. M'Michael, 1 Jalj, ^ 
 John Miller, 2 do da 
 Andrew Disoo, IC Apr, *t 
 John Maine, 17 do da 
 Pal'k. Doneily, 18 do da 
 Jaa. D. Welrfon, 19 do da 
 Ar«h. F.M*Kay,20doda 
 
 Ensigns. 
 DaTid Wright, 24 Xa7<8l 
 JohnClare.rr.]38 da da 
 lalwM*K«rs tJnW H 
 
ft 
 
 .T«t. OtTligkar, 4 do do 
 Jvi. Grabin, 11 Aug. do 
 Kpb.Whoton, I') Apr. '8 
 RoM. M'AlmoB, 17 do do 
 J. M. Walktn, 1 < do do 
 Wm. Dohtrty. 19 do do 
 
 Adjutant. 
 
 D.Swajne, [cap] 20 Jiin'37 
 
 Quartermaster. 
 D.Qifford, [tnj 21 Ma/ >3 
 
 Surgeon, 
 E. Ma«Urion, 13 Feb. ^26 
 
 Seooad Battalion. 
 
 ZAeutenant Colonel. 
 Junw hoag, 1 Jan. 1832 
 
 Mt^or. 
 
 Captaint. 
 John Bowser, 23 May, '31 
 W. Hannington, 26 do do 
 Ira Hicks, 27 do d> 
 P««cnl Porrier, 28 do do 
 Robert Dyiart, 9 Aug. 8l 
 Syd. Chapman, 10 do do 
 Jncub G«inrr, 22 Oct. '8 
 Thos. Auineau» 28 do. do 
 Lieutenants, 
 
 ChM. Surrott, 2C Not. '28 
 T. Buihea, 24 May, 31 
 L. Seamondt, 27 do do 
 E. Alkinion, 22 Oct. '3 
 P. Robichaud, 2 do do 
 
 Chai . n. Saitli, 9 Mar. *J 
 JohnSharidan, 10 do im 
 Jaa. M'Dermot, 11 do dU 
 
 Entignt. 
 
 P|a«idPorriar,28Ma7,'n 
 J. Tbibidaau, 25 do do 
 Ira Hirki, jr. 27 do d* 
 P. A. Purdj, 10 Aug. d* 
 Drag. Cormier, 22d Oct '8 
 John Burke, jr. 2d do d* 
 Michael Harris, 9 Mar. *7 
 M|irriner Ilicka, 10 do do 
 OIir«r Ward, 11 do do 
 
 Adjutant. 
 A.B. Sorilh, c. 23 Ma7,'91 
 
 Quartermaster. 
 E.Chaj»maa,lt. 121lBr.'97 
 
 KING'S COUNTY MILITIA. 
 
 Flht Battalion. 
 Lieutenant Colonel, 
 
 Wiii.M'Leed,29May,'33 
 
 Major. 
 Phaip Dann, 29 Maj, do 
 
 Captains. 
 J.S.Welmor*, 27 May, '22 
 Philip Nase, 29 Apr. '27 
 John Smith, 19 May, '28 
 T. Botswick, 25 Oct. '28 
 And. Hamm, rif. 29 Jul. 32 
 Jor. Mabee, 29 May, '3 
 Joeeph A. Lyonj, 1 June do 
 L«wu Oarvcll, 2 do do 
 John Wright, 5 Nor. do 
 Sinl. Gorum, IC Sept. *38 
 
 Lieutenante. 
 Jamea Reid, 28 July, '32 
 D. Harrinaton, 30 do do 
 Geo. Harding, 31 do do 
 J^ D. Williams, 13 May, '3 
 Gab. Worden, 1 June, do 
 Wm. Gerum, 2 do do 
 Benj. Cole, 4 do 
 71. Warren, 5 Not. 
 Joe. Flewelling, 4 Ap. 
 Gmw Neal, 20 May, 
 John Piers, 21 do 
 Jn. Flewelling, 22 May '37 
 W.M>Keel,2dlt.rir.24do 
 I. H. Foster, 10 SepL '38 
 W.O. Smith, 2 It. rif. 11 do 
 
 Ensigns, 
 W.G.Harding, 30 July, '32 
 Hfcury Nase, 31 do do 
 Hob. Crawford, 31 May, '3 
 Ispac Vanwart, 1 June, do 
 James M'Leod, 2 do do 
 Ju. Kieistcd, 5 Not. do 
 Ab. D. Mabee, 20 May, '7 
 Stephen 8afii(h, 21 do do 
 Ttios. Flewelling, 22 do do 
 Craif Parker, 10 Sep, '8 
 HkuMloHp^ick* U 4« do 
 
 do 
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 'G 
 '7 
 do 
 
 Adjutant. 
 
 D.Wetmorv, capt. 1 May, 
 
 t'27 
 
 Paymaster. 
 
 D. Pickett, 31 July, '32 
 
 t Quartermaster. 
 
 CaTalry attached tn 1st Bat> 
 talioB, King's. 
 
 C«p<am—John Nutter. 
 First Irt'ew*.— DaTid Lyon. 
 Second do. — Wm. Py well. 
 Cornet—Elijah Perkiae. 
 Q'r-ma«ter-^yalt•r Lyon. 
 
 Second Baltalien. 
 
 Zyjetttenant Colonel, 
 John C. Vail, 1 J.\n. '32 
 
 Major. 
 S. Freeze SApri?, '34 
 
 Captain*. 
 0. Barbarir, 24 Not. *26 
 O. B. Coujle, 30 May, '31 
 Daal. Sh*<k, 13 Mar. '2 
 Abm. Jeha'ston, 14 do do 
 S. M'Kully, 18 Mav, do 
 C. Stockton, 8 April, '4 
 John M'Lean, 9 de do 
 Iiaac Parlce, 19 June, '8 
 Morris Fraaee, 20 do de 
 
 lAeutenants. 
 R. M*Monagle,2aAug.'2S 
 John Burgess, 13 Mar. '32 
 John Pearson, 14 do do 
 Geo. Mortons 19 May, '2 
 X. Cougle, rif. 20 do do 
 Wm. GoalOf, 8 April, '4 
 Wm. Teakles, 9 do do 
 O.Arnold, 2 It. r. 22 Jun t 
 James Secord, 19 do '8 
 J. 0. Vail, 20 do do 
 
 TkM. Harrison, Si 4* do 
 
 E 
 
 Ensigns. 
 Jacob Wright, 13 Mar. »» 
 £. Twynham, 14 do d» 
 N. Morion, ISMay, dio 
 D. Oarmicbaal, 3 June S8 
 Thes. Chapman, 8 Apr. 4 
 Isaac Teakles, 9 de de 
 Saml. Ketchum, 19Jua. *t 
 Joseph Dobson, 20 do do 
 Thomas Penrson, 21 do do 
 
 Adjutant. 
 J. Gidner, cap. 25 Oct 93 
 
 Paymaster. 
 I. Foshaj, cap. 22 Jan. *9 
 
 Quartermaster. 
 James Hort, 1 1 Oct. 3S 
 
 Surgeon. 
 Edwin A. Vail, 19 Jane, S» 
 
 GaTalry attached to 2d Bal> 
 talloo, Kiag'i 
 
 Coptatn. 
 Richard Roach, 8 Apr. 34 
 
 £iteutenant. 
 Wm. M'Leod, do do d» 
 
 Cornet. 
 Wo. M<Monagle, dodo d» 
 
 Quartermaster. 
 H. M'Monagle, 19 Ju9t 91 
 
 Third Battalioik 
 
 lAetttenant Cotone!» 
 CalebWetmore, 12 Mar^SB 
 
 Major. 
 A. 0. ETanson, 18 May d» 
 
 Captaint. 
 J. DaTis, 10 Maf, S4 
 
 S. Fairweatber, 14 Jun. SB 
 J. Upham, 14 Sep. 9 
 J. Wetinore, 13 Jun. 30 
 A. Ketchum, 25 July, do 
 W. Gaotcr, 25 Oct. <b 
 
 6^ 
 
T.6. D^nill, ISJalj.ai 
 Thomai Oorrj, IS do do 
 6. SpraKue, 18 May, 32 
 J. Fairwcatber, 21 do 33 
 Jm. Schoalei, 22 Oct. do 
 John Haji, 2 June, '35 
 OaUb Dntii, rif. 1» do *38 
 
 Lieutenants. 
 O. Spraguo, 17 Juac, '26 
 H. A. Domill, 14 Sep. 29 
 T. Dixon, 12 June, W 
 
 J. Sfdiquitit, 13 do do 
 J. M'Oreadj, 14 do do 
 M. Fowler, 25 July, 'SO 
 W. Debovr, 25 Oct. do 
 J.Wanamaker, jr. 12 Jl. 31 
 Caleb Darii, jr. 12 du do 
 O. Eughion, 19 May, '32 
 Z. Davia, 13 June, 33 
 
 Kvbt. Wallace, 22 Oct. d( 
 
 Hector Dickie, 2 Juae, 85 
 Robert Spragp;, 8 do do 
 £di Ftirireather, 4 do do 
 Jdbn Stewart, 1 1(. rif. 19 
 June, '8 
 John Palmer, 2d It r. do do 
 
 Erttignt. 
 J.M. Fowler, 14 Sep. '29 
 C. E. Smith, 13 June, 30 
 J. F. Sherwood, 25 On do 
 Jeiie Gillit, 19 May, 32 
 Henry Deforest, 21 do '3 
 Ed. Spraeue, 13 June, do 
 Ab. Demill, 2 Sept. do 
 Jas. Alexander, 22d Oct du 
 Q. Baxter, 2 June '5 
 
 Jauei Seely, 8 do do 
 Ob. Corry, 22 do do 
 
 Jldjutant. 
 <.. English, cap. 25 Ag.'28 
 
 ^uartermtuter. 
 S. H«Ilett, 21 do n 
 
 Paymatter. 
 R.B.Matlhew, c, 2 Jane 90 
 
 Surgeon. 
 C. Wilion, 12 June, '28 
 
 Cavalry attached to 3d Bat« 
 talion, Kiog'a. 
 
 Captain. 
 James Peter*, 5 Jane 'SS 
 
 Lieutenant. 
 Daniel Hatfield, do do do 
 
 Second Lieutenant. 
 John Gillii, do do do 
 
 Comet. 
 Jai. Norlhrup, 27 Jan, *38 
 
 Quarlermatter. 
 E. S. Welmore, do do do 
 
 QUEEN'S COUNTY MIL/T/A. 
 
 If 
 
 P 
 
 First Battalion. 
 
 S. Currie, 20 Aug. '27 
 
 F.Wood, 29 July, '30 
 
 Lieutenant Colonel. Asa Smith, 23 Aug. '31 
 
 JKarry Peters, 20 June, '25 John Mnyi, 20 Aug. '33 
 
 James Price, 9 Sept. *i 
 
 N. Bulyea, 12 Aug. >4 
 
 Litutsnanic. 
 
 Major. 
 W. Foihay, 29 Aug. '27 
 
 Captaijit. 
 T. Hewlet, 6 June, '23 
 R. Golding, adj.25 May,'24 
 T. R.Wetnore5^1J Sep.'26 
 D. Saaith, 
 H. Lyons, 
 
 J. Gorb'f, S3 do do 
 O. Smith, 7 Sept. '30 
 
 Brad. Hewlett, 21 Aug. '3 
 W. CoIwelJ, 11 do '4 
 R. Smi:b, jun. 20 do do 
 D. Vanwarl, 21 do do 
 Joho Currie, 5 Oct. '35 
 Jas. Golweii, 10 Sep. >38 
 Litutenantt. 
 
 '34 
 "J5 
 '36 
 '37 
 '33 
 
 J. Orahani, 
 R. Diagee, 
 R. Hawlelt, 
 Oao. Vail, 
 AM** JAarritl, 
 J U. Deveber, 
 QfQ. Graham, 
 
 Jas. E. Smith, 21 do do 
 
 Richard Gtabam, 22 do dt* 
 
 Ch. Ourrie, 
 
 Geo. Fox, 
 
 F. Purdy, 1 1 Aug, 
 
 B. Carpenter, 5 Oct. 
 
 21 Aug. '27 John Gaunce, 31 Aug, 
 
 22 do do Alex. Case, 11 Sept. 
 J. N. Fosha^, 10 Sept 
 
 Adjutant. 
 
 Robert Golding, (cap(.) 37 
 
 Apr. '24 
 
 Paymaster. 
 
 N. H. Deveber, 24 Aug.'29 
 
 Quarttrmaster. 
 W.F.Uonaell,c. 31 Aug, 86 
 
 Surgeon. 
 R.F.Smith, 24 Aug. '20 
 
 J. Calkins, 
 L. M<L*jin, 
 0. L. Corey, 
 23 do do J. M'Donskl, 
 23 do do H. Brigg), 
 J. Kicth, 
 Peters Cox, 
 
 10 June, 
 11 do 
 20 Aug. 
 22 do 
 al do 
 1 Sept. 
 26 July, 
 
 27 July, '» 
 7 Sept. do 
 
 23 Aug. '31 
 
 24 do do 
 20 do '33 
 
 21 du do 
 
 22 do do 
 
 Second Battalion. 
 
 Major. 
 Peter Yeamins, 23 May ^t 
 
 Captains. 
 James Tilui, ' 11 Aug. '34 John Earle, adj. 7 Jua. '23 
 Thes Golding, 30 do do J. M'Lean, 8 do do 
 Jacob Qunter, 5 Oct. '35 J. Seacord, 20 Aug. '27 
 John Glaii^ 31 Aug. '36 J. M'Alister, 21 do do 
 Wa.CMpenter,llSep'37 S. White, 30 do '80 
 ioba Colwell, 10 Sep '38 S. Humphreys, 31 do do 
 Ensigns. A. Branscomb, 26 July, 'I 
 
 (i^. ilarrittt 21, Jnae, '25 James Butler, 27 do do 
 
 13 
 
 do 
 »27 
 do 
 'SO 
 do 
 »1 
 Robt. Yeaiiiani, 27 do do 
 James Keith, S Sept. do 
 E. Briggs, 11 Aug. '34 
 T. Carpenter, 12 do do 
 Ensigns. g^ 
 T. Corey, 7 June, rB 
 
 E. Stone, 9 do do 
 
 A. Corey, 20 Aug.' 27 
 J. Shearer, 21 do do 
 George Cufie, 31 do do 
 J. M'Donaid, 2BJuly,>Sl 
 K. Briggs, 
 A. Barton, 
 John Mullin, 
 Jesse AltTood, 
 Jamas Mul#i, 11 Aug. 
 Isaac Clarke, 12 do 
 Peter Day, 5 OcL 
 
 Adjutant. 
 
 Jobn Earle, (eap 7Jaa.flA 
 17 Aug. 'd 
 Quarttrmmtttr, 
 D. Palmer, . 20 Aag. *XI 
 
 Sur^rton. 
 Wm.B.Litti«, (iOe(.*N 
 
 27 do 
 
 28 do 
 2 Seat 
 4 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 •8 
 do 
 »4 
 do 
 
 'S 
 
 %jt- ■>,;:*;»•.'.- 
 
 Vktt BsttalioD. 
 
 CARLETON COUNTY MILITIA. 
 
 Major. Wm. Dihblec, 4d«Jt; 
 
 Joha Dibblee, 8 May, do J. Kctehan, $ do do 
 
 Lkutenant Coltnel. Captains. T. Pbilliaf, 9 Joao, St ' 
 
 Riali. K«(«bi|m, 1 Jm tt T. «. Onlidrft, 6 April, 19 J. DicltMeoo, 90 Amp » 
 
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 3d Bat< 
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 nant. 
 
 ia do do 
 
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 l» d* do 
 
 S»pt. ♦* 
 Au|. '4 
 
 Junff *93 
 do do 
 > Aug. '27 
 ! do do 
 ; do '30 
 . Sept. do 
 iJuly, '1 
 
 rdo do 
 Sept. do 
 I Aug. '34 
 I do do 
 
 Ik 
 June, 'ZS 
 
 ) do do 
 
 Aug.' 27 
 
 1 do do 
 1 do do 
 8 July, 'SI 
 
 7 do do 
 
 8 do do 
 ZSeot. '8 
 4 ao do 
 
 1 Aug. ' 4 
 
 2 do dn 
 5 0cL 'S 
 
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 7Jaii.! 
 17 Aug. 'a 
 
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 6 0eL>M 
 
 4dow: 
 
 S do do , 
 »J««e,«' 
 •0A«|.» 
 
 B. P. Griffith, 8 May, ^2 
 Bufu* Payion, 9 do do 
 John Ktarner, 10 do do 
 £. A- GunUflTe, 12 do do 
 H. £. Dibblee, 13 do do 
 A. B. Shirpe, 26 Auc '4 
 Jl. S. Demill, rif. 19Fe.'9 
 Rabh Ketchun, 20 do do 
 R. D. Beard«ley, 21 do do 
 Itaae Csrrill, 22 do do 
 Wm. M'Kcnzie, 17 Oct. do 
 
 Lieutenants. 
 P. Dickenson, 30 Aug. 29 
 Ohti. Upham, 11 Mar, 32 
 Jestph Phillips, 13 do do 
 A. 8. Carman, 26 Aug. '4 
 E. Eastabrooks, 28 do do 
 P.M. Bedell, 11 Sept '7 
 J.V.BuitiB,llt. r.9JaD.'8 
 Ja*. Segec, do do 10 do do 
 S.S. GrosTcnor, 2d do 9 do 
 Hor. Beardsley, 15 Feb. '9 
 James Crawford, 16 do do 
 W. H. Needhan, 17 do do 
 Wm. Atkinson, 18 do do 
 fiamuel Porter, 20 do do 
 William Connell, 21 do da 
 
 Ensigns. 
 T. Buriuck, 30 Aug. '29 
 William Shaw, 25 Oct. do 
 C.Wolhaupler, II May '32 
 Thes. Upham, 24 Sept. do 
 Ben. Churchill, 25 do do 
 Geo. M'Kenzie, 26 do do 
 Wn. Hannah, 26 Aug. '4 
 A. Bull, 27 do do 
 
 Wm. D. Smith, 13 Sep. '7 
 
 M.Beardsley,i5Feb. '9 
 mas Currie, 16 do do 
 Aalhony Blaikie, 17 do do 
 0. Gilbart Oarvil, 18 do do 
 Bamuel Hillman, 19 do do 
 £bar Orser, 20 do do 
 
 L. R. Harding, 21 do do 
 G. L. RiyiBoud, 22 do do 
 Jacob Bacon, 23 do do 
 
 Adjutant. 
 0. Raymond, c^ Jut. '28 
 
 /••ymoster. 
 S. A.Gtrman, c. 9 Jaa. '38 
 
 Surgeon, 
 Cb. Rice, 26 Aug. >34 
 
 ^arttrmmter. ^urtemuuttr. 
 
 C.Peabody It. 23 Sep. '36 Patk.Murphj, SNov. ia 
 
 .1 , Surgeon. 
 Oaralry attached to Firit W. Wylcy, 27 F«b. do 
 att. CarletoD. 
 
 Captain. 
 
 Lieutenants, 
 Q. A. Bedel], 29 Sept. S7 
 Thos. E. Perley, 30 do do 
 
 Comef. 
 R. R. Ketcbum, S9 do do 
 
 Second BaltalioB. 
 
 Zdeutsnant Colonel. 
 J.A.M'LauehUn, 27 Fe'SS 
 
 Major. 
 A. B. Walsh, do do do 
 
 Captains. 
 J. S. Browne, 14 Juni^, '24 
 
 A. Nisholaon, 29 July, '28 
 
 B. Tibbets, 30 do do 
 £. Turner, 31 do do 
 C.M'Laochlan, llMay82 
 R.Woodward, ad. 29 Se.'7 
 Elisha SissoB, 23 Feb. '8 
 Nalhl. Slitknay, 24 do do 
 Murphy Gibersoo, 25dodo 
 George Milbnry, 26 do do 
 
 Ltentenants. 
 Wm. M'Donald, 8 Aug. '2 
 John NiehelsoD, 23 Feb. >8 
 Gaoige Murphy, 24 do do 
 Josiah S. Brown, 25 do do 
 James Bishop, 26 do do 
 Henry Baird, '17 do do 
 Chas. Hammond, 28 do do 
 John Ballocb, 1 March do 
 Jonas Filzh0rberi,2 do do 
 George Giberson, 3*do do 
 
 Ensigns. 
 Jona. P. Taylor, 26 Fe, do 
 Charlrs'^Upton, 27 do do 
 G. S. Tompkins, 23 do do 
 Francis Tibhits, 6 Oc*. do 
 George Perley, 7 do do 
 Jere. Tompkias, 8 do do 
 
 Adjutant. 
 R. Woodward, c. 29 Se. '7 
 
 Paymaster. 
 J. R. Tiipper, It. 27 FeK'S 
 
 Third BattalioB. 
 
 Lituttnant Col&ml. 
 Peter Fraser, 7 Sept >90 
 
 itfa;or«. 
 
 L. R. Ooombes, 2 do. *? 
 
 A. Bellefleur, 29 do do 
 
 Captains. 
 
 F. Vielette, 4 Dee. '34 
 F.Rice, adjt. 7 Sept 'SO 
 
 G. Cere, 6 do do 
 R. Michtud, 9 do do 
 leoB Bellefleur, 29 do. *? 
 Joseph Hebert, 30 do do 
 Simon Habert, jr. I Go do 
 John Sutton, 9 do. >8 
 
 Lieutenants. 
 XavierOere, 2 Dec 14 
 Josh. Cere, 7 Sept '30 
 J. B. Daigie, 9 do do 
 B.Lizotte, 10 do do 
 T. Nugent, II do do 
 M. Farrell, 13 do do 
 A. M''Crear, 14 do (4o 
 R. Martin, 29 Sept. *7 
 Vital Thibideau, 30 do do 
 Francis Durpos, I Oct do 
 John CoorabKr, S do 't 
 
 Ensigns. 
 D- Violette, 5 Dec >34 
 R. Violette, 7 Sep. '90 
 F. McDonnell, 8 do do 
 M. Morcure, 9 do do 
 J' Burgoine, 10 do do 
 P. Mercure, 13 do do 
 F.Martin, 13 do do 
 D. Cere, 14 do do 
 
 F. Thibideau, 29 Sept T 
 Abraham Dufeu, 90 do do 
 Joseph Michaud, I Oct do 
 William Sutton, 8 do '8 
 
 Adjutant. 
 F. Rice, cap. I Doe. '34 
 
 Quartermaster. 
 J. B. Soaci, I Doe. '34 
 
 Paymaster. 
 P.O. Amirauxf 39 Sep. 'IT 
 
 f^ CORRECTIONS, &c.— Page 19, for " James Stewart, Esquire, 
 Deputy Register, Westmorland," read "Thomas S. Sayre, Esquire;" 
 for " Colin Campbell, Esauire," read " Alfred L. Street, Esquire;" 
 Ac. ; aod omit " Stephen Miller, Esquire, Acting Surrogate and Judg« 
 of Probate, York Co."— Page 34, the name of Eavid Burpe should w 
 omitted, and Stephen Peabody and Nathaniel Hubbard added to th« 
 Juiitices of the Court of Common Pleas for tho County of Sunbury, 
 and Isaac Hubbard, Gushi Hathcway, Thomas Harrison, and Joha 
 Peabody, added to the list of Justices of the Peace.— Page 35, add Jamts 
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 Wrn. Hanington, to the list of Justices of the Peace for County of Kent- 
 —Page 38) omif Joha Bedell, and add John Dibblee to the Justices of 
 the Inferior Court of Common Pleas in Carleton.— Page 40, for Robert 
 Ker, Esq. Sab-Collector, Campo Bello, readlDaniel Bennett, Esq. &c. 
 
 SaiTit John Society Library. — The Hon. Judge Parker, President ; 
 Robert P. Hazen, Esquire, Vice-President; Rev. F. Coster, and Jas. 
 T. Hanford, Elsq. Committee j J.W. Peters, Esq. Sec'y & Treasurer. 
 
 Saint Andrew*$ Soaeiy, {in St. John.) — Hon. John Robertson, Pre'- 
 sident ; Thomas Nisbet, Esquire, Vice-President ; John Wishan, Els- 
 quire, Treasurer ; James Robertson, Secretary. 
 
 THE l¥AVir. 
 
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 Sir THOMAS HARVEY, K. C. B. Vice Admiral of the White, 
 Commander*in-Chief on the West India, Halifax, and Newfound- 
 land Stations. 
 
 Secretary — Thomas Woodman, Esquire, . , 
 Flag Lt. — Thomas Harvey, Esquire. ' : :. 
 
 List of Her Majesty's Ships on the StatiffM. - £ v. 
 
 Andromache, 26, Captain Robert L. Baines, C. B. 
 
 Oharybdis, 3, Lieut. Commander Edward B. Tinling. i/ 
 
 Cieoputra, 26, Captain S. Lushington. ■ - > 
 
 Comus, 18, Commander Evan Wepean. 
 
 (crocodile, 26, Captain Alexander Milne. 
 
 Dee, 4, steam vessel. Commander Joseph Sherer, K. H. 
 
 Fury, steam vessel, at Bermuda. 
 
 <iriffon, 3, Lieutenant Commander John G. D'Urban. 
 
 Hornet, 6, Lieutenant Commander Robert B. Miller. 
 
 Inconstant, 36, Captain Daniel Pring. 
 
 Lark, 4, Lieutenant Commander Thomas Smith. 
 
 Magnificent, 72, receiTing ship. Commodore P. J. Douglas-, > 
 
 Medea, 4, steam vessel, Commander John N. Nott. 
 
 Modeste, 18, Commander Harry Eyres. 
 
 Nimrod, 20, Commander John Fi^ er. 
 
 Pickle, 5, Lieutenant Commander Frederick Holland. 
 
 Pilot, 16, Commander George Ramsay. 
 
 Pluto, 1, steam vessel. Lieutenant Commander John Luna. 
 
 Pyramus, 42, receiving ship, Halifax. 
 
 Racehorse, 18, Commander Hon. E. A. J. Harris. . ^. 
 
 Racer, 16, Commander George Byng. 
 
 Ringdove, 16, Commander Hon. Keith Stev^art. 
 
 Itover, 18. Commander T. W. C. Symonds. Jf • 
 
 Royal Oak, 74, receiving ship, Bermuda. ;: - 
 
 Sappho, 10, Commander Thomas Eraser. ^ 5. i ^ ^ 
 
 Satellite, 13, Commander John Robb. ' \ /, 
 
 Srtringapatam, 42, Captain John Leith. 
 
 Serpent, 1 6, Commander Hon. Robert Gore. . * 
 
 Skipjack, 5, Lieutenant Commander 
 
 ttoake, 16, Commander John B. P. Hay. 
 
 Spitfire, 6, steam vessel, Lieutenant Commander James Shambler. 
 
 Tartarus, steam vessel, Lieutenant Commander G. W. Smith. 
 
 Thunderer, 6, surveying vessel, Lieut- Commandc- Edward BaiEp«tt.' 
 
 Vestal, 26, Captain Thomas W. Carter. 
 
 Wanderer, 16, "Commander Thomas Bushby. 
 
 WiD«he«ter, 50, flag ship, Capt. John Parker, Com. W. W.P. JohntloB. 
 
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 . your business." ^ 
 
 f i April.— All vegetation is now on the spring, hence the name of this 
 feaaon of the year. Farmers too are on the alert, and every thing seexna 
 
 ( to be teeming with life and vigour. Speed the plough we say, and 
 prosperity to the tillers of the earth. Pity that the farmer's sons should 
 be so weak as to imagine their father's occupation degrading, and that 
 2 ""°""}''g'A"»' delicate hands should wield the hoe or flail. Poh! 
 So then Tommy must have a place found for him behind some counter 
 m the city, and learn to sell challies, catgut, and mousline de laine ; or, 
 pradventure, he may have a stand in a grocery, and retail molasses, 
 hard-soap, salt-fish and segars. O, fudge for the folly and nonsense of 
 ' the times ! Others there are who hj^d i?»ther become cobhlwr* <>>«"• »•- 
 
 (Alexandrina) V ICtORIA I, Queen ot the United Kingdom of 
 •Great Britain and Ireland, born May 24, 1819.— Succeeded her Unck 
 Wiliam IV, June 20, 1837. Crowned, June 28, 1838. 
 
 DowAGEB Queen Adelaide Amelia Louisa Teresa Cabolimb' 
 sister of the reigning Duke of Saxe Meiningen, born August 13, 1792. 
 
 Royal Princes and Princesses. — Augustus Sophia, born November 
 8, 17C8. Elizabeth, born May 22, 1770,— married, April 7, 1818, U* 
 Frederick Joseph Louis, Landgrave '>f Hesse Homburg, who died 
 April 2, 1829, in his sixty-first year ; Ernest Augustus, Duke of Cum- 
 berland, King" of Hanover, born .Tune 5, 1771, — mairied May 29, 1815, 
 to Frederica Sophia Caroline, daughter of the Duke of Mecklinbertr 
 Strelitz, and widow of Frederick William, Prince of Salms Braunfeis 
 born March r<;, 1778 ;—/9sue— George Frederick, born May 27, 1819 ; 
 Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex, born January 27, 1773 ; Adol- 
 phus Frederick, Duke of Camuridge, born February 24, 1774, — mar- 
 ried May 7, 1818, to Augusta Wilhclmina Louisa, niece of the Land- 
 grave of Hesse,— born July 25, 1797. 
 
 HER Mx\JESTY'S MINISTERS. 
 First LoiT^ of the Treasury, Viscount Melbourne ; Chancellor of the 
 Exchequer, the Right Honorable F. A. Baring: Lord Chancellor, 
 Lord Cottenham ; President of the Council, Marquis of Lansdown*.-, 
 Lord Privy Seal and First Commissioner of Land Revenue, Viscount 
 Duncannon ; Secretaries of State— for Home Department, Lord Nor- 
 manby: for Foreign Affairs, Viscount Palmerston: for the Colonies, 
 Lord John Russell ; First Lord of the Admiralty, Earl of Minto ; Pre- 
 sident of the Board of Controul, Right Honorable Sir J. C. Hobhous* •, 
 President of the Board of Trade, Right Honorable Henry Labou- 
 chere; Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Lord Holland ; Secre- 
 tary at War, Right Honorable T. B, M'Auley ; Post Master General, 
 Earl of Litchfield ; Lord Chamberlain, Marquis of Conyngham ; Lord 
 Steward, Duke of Argyll ; Master of the Horse, Ean of Albermarle : 
 Masiter of the Mint p.wd Vice President of the Boar4 of I'rade, Right 
 Honorable R. L. Shiel ; Paymaster General, Rij^ht Honorable Sir 
 Henry Parnell ; Master General of the Ordnance, Right Honorable 
 Sir R. H. Vivian, Baronet; Chief Secretary for Ireland, Lor^i Mor- 
 peth ; Attorney General, Sir John Campbell ; Solicitor General, Sir 
 Bobert M. Rolfe; Secretary to the Board of Controul, — Clay, Esq. 
 
 IRELAND.— Lord Lieutenant uf Ireland, Lord Ebringtou ; Lord 
 Cham ?llor. Lord Plunkett : Commander of the Forces, Major GrencraJ 
 Sir Edward Blakeney ; Attorney General, Right Honorable Stephen 
 Woulfe ; Solicitor General, M Brady, Esquire. 
 
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Wm. Hanington, to the list of Justices of the Pieace for County of Kent 
 —Page 38, omilf John Bedell, and add John Dibblee to the Justices ol 
 the Inferior Court of Common Pleas inCarleton.— Page 40, for Robert 
 Ker, Esq. Sab-Collector, Campo Bello, readlDaniel Bennett, Es(}. &c. 
 
 Saint John Society L£6rory.— The Hon. Judge Parker, President ^ 
 i;-hert F. Hazen, Esquire, Vice-President; Rev. P. Coster, and Jas. 
 T. Hanford, Esq. Committee j J.W. Peters, Esq. Sec'y & Treasurer. 
 
 Saint Andrew^* Soaety, {in St. John.)— Hon. John Robertson, Pre- 
 sident ; Thomas Nisbet, Esquire, Vice-President ; John Wishari, Es- 
 quire, Treasurer ; James Robertson, Secretary. 
 
 well worthy our aueotion^ JHow cuu >.-^-^r - ^*'^\, 
 
 hours to better profit, than by perusing Ihe very useful hints and re- 
 marks in those publications. ' But Mr. Grumpy says,—" Away with 
 your peaky reading I Think I don't know how to raise taters and tur- 
 aips without looking into ohe of these ere gobbled up prints 1 Igues» 
 as how my father knew as much as any one, and I learnt of him.*' So 
 cries out prejudice, this noisy ignoramus, which ever has been and ever 
 will be raising its voice against all improvement. 
 
 February. — A pitchfork with but one prong, a dung-rork with a 
 broken handle, a rake with three teeth only ;~these are the tools of 
 farmer Slouchy. You know him my friends; yonder is his domicile, 
 with an old pair of breeches stuffed in at the window, and where the 
 leaky roof has to crouch to let the scanty chimney out. Is this the 
 way to work it, with a farm of two hundreu acres of as good land a» 
 ever Sir John Sinclair set foot upon? Alas ! what of the soil without 
 cultivation 1 What of improvement without spirit and ambition ? — 
 Slouchy, thou comest from the line of the Muddlers., « stnpid set ; thou 
 movest in the train of the Fuddlcrs, and so we gave i>i e up, >^s of lit- 
 tle value or consequence in the concern of agrioliiiure. r i i!. pity 
 that this fine lot of land should suffer neglect ; that this nobfe v ad- 
 lot should be hacked in upon, and that some lite jtirrinj, T;irLd.'inus 
 of the sod should not have a chance here to show how the labour of 
 man can turn the rich offerings of nature to his besi advantage. But 
 so it is, and so it will be. Slouchics will grow up in society, as well 
 as thistles and thorns in the soil. We must suppose th^re is nothing 
 made in vain, and this is all the way we can account for the existence 
 of many things. 
 
 March. — Hold on, hold on, my friend. Zounds ! it's a chance if you 
 do not lose both chapeau and gaberdine, there is such a gale blowing. 
 These turbulent, whirling, whistling winds of old March are without 
 mercy ; they have just carried away a whole cartload of excellcDt herds- 
 grass and red-'oo for Capt. Thoughtless. In this the unwary Captain, 
 good easy soai, wiis q»,'<e out of his reckoning, or rather did not reckon 
 at all. Who wouia \>'v~.k of tomoving hay on a day like this without 
 binding ? But so it v- as, the Captain neglected his fastenings, and the 
 wind came, like '.'gpv? up"-: a sheepfold, and, ir their rage, bore it away, 
 so that not f \: ■ />* wv.' jou'il be found upon ar )ther ! — How is it withm 
 doors, my wu.r^vh '.hr'^.r 7 Do yjU;Seeto the'scatterings ? There Is 
 a little word in 1 'Iriiu'i^ vocabulary wi^h has much meaning. It 
 would be well ta '.rf^>iir. page opon ; ay, write it down in large cajHtals, 
 md nail it upoa tiiti -te.^ .i( ymr doors, so that, as often as you enter 
 the ho^se or barn, ' >"U n-^u .' '^ave it in full view. It will seem to say, 
 — " come, shake hai.c? 
 
 the farmer. 
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aid I«nding &nd mending. The very capsbeaf of management for 
 yonr business." 
 
 I April. — All vegetation is nov on the spring, hence the name of this 
 ' ceaion of the year. Farmers too are on the alert, and every thing seems 
 to be teeming -with Hfe and vigour. Speed the plough we say, and 
 I prosperity to thn tillers of the earth. Pity that the farmer's sons should 
 oe so weak as to imagine their father's orcupation degrading, and that 
 it is unfitting <Acir delicate hands should wield the boe or flail. Poh! 
 So then Tommy must have a place found for him behind some counter 
 in the city, and learn to sell challies, catgut, and i.i0usime de laine ; or, 
 
 Eeradventure, he may have a stand in a grocery, and retail molasses, 
 ard-soap, salt-fish and segars. O, fudge for the folly and nonsense of 
 the times ! Others there are who had rather become cobblers than be 
 found engaged in that nob' i occupation for which their Maker intended 
 them. So go where you will, you will hear of the music of their peg- 
 driving, a business thought, forsooth, more dignified than that empiloy- 
 mentin which an English nobleman glories, viz. agriculture. 
 
 " An undevout astronomer is mad," said the poet, and I have a mind 
 to add also that an undevout farmer is the same. We see order and 
 design, beauty and majesty, wisdom and power, throughout all the 
 works of creation. Is not the farmer then privileged above all others ? 
 
 May. — " The bright rosy morning peeps over the hills ;" so, haste 
 out to milking, my lair country girls. Some of our pretty damsels are 
 quite too long upon the pillow. There are the daughters of old Domi- 
 nic Dozy ; it is next to impossible to arouse them. " Wake, Bridget, 
 awake ! Come, Dolly ; the blue heifer is lowing ; Jenny, Jenny, we arc 
 waiting for breakfast !" But what signifies tnis calling and bawling 
 for such sleepy noddles. What ! a farmer's daughter in bed after 
 sunrise ? I tell you what, neighbor Hoehandle, this would not rinswer 
 the purpose in your family and mine. " Up and be doing," is the word 
 with us, and thanks to our fathers and mothers, that they brought ns 
 up in the good old fashion, making us put it into practice. Fence, 
 fence, fence ! See what rents the winds and frosts have made ! Low 
 lay the long lengths, as some of our modern poets would pbraze it : 
 hut I am not disposed for rhyming. Mr. Slack, I tell you in plam 
 prose, that the time has now arrived for farmers to make all snug and 
 Rafe about their enclosures; See to it, and not delay. Have you a 
 negligent neighbor in this matter? Then urge him, press him, push 
 him on to the business, until he does his part upon the division line. 
 How much trouble arises from having one of these careless, lifeless 
 dolittles alongside of ns. 
 
 June. — '* As a man soweth, soshall he reap. Sluggishness at the 
 beginning will be followed by want at the ena of the year." This is 
 certainly true doctrine, and I have no doubt but that many, moved by 
 a knowledge of its truth, have attended to all the necessary prepara- 
 tion for their harvest crops. If, howtver^ any have been dilatory and 
 sluggish, if any have been whiling and loitermg, turning and tumbling 
 upon their beds in the morning, or posting themselves by the way-side 
 and telling long yarns and gossip nonsense, when they ought to have 
 been in their fields and gardens, 'when they ought to have been engaj.ed 
 in the duties of a careful, watchful and industrious farmer, such ones 
 must not complain of the natural consequences of their conduct. -If 
 their children cry for bread, when smiling Autumn comes, pouring 
 forth her bounties to others, will hot the compunctions of sham« 
 and mortification keenly affect their hearts, that they have neglected 
 tiM meaafc given them by Providence to provide things comfoctab)« 
 
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and necessary for their own, and therefore must depend on the cha- 
 rities of a neighbour ? Wake, theDj thou that sleepest, and arise 
 from the dead ! Thy cattle, thy swme, thy tillage, thy mowlands, 
 thy fences, thy forests, thj implements, thy barns, dwellings, iamily, 
 children, aye, and the wife of thy bosom^ all cav AWAKE I be 
 &ithful to thy duty, and w« will repay it. 
 
 July. — Hark to the music of the merry haymakers at the break of 
 day ! It is a fit accompaniment to the various melodies of the morn- 
 ing, feathered songsters. Tuwhit, tuwhit, it goes, as the rifle passes 
 orer the glislenine steel ! Ronnd and round the meadow they sweep, 
 and, before the village clock strikes nine, the beauty of the field is 
 laid low ! Come along with me, ye steeping, stewing city wights ; 
 who had rather endure the pester, plague and torment of trade, some- 
 times fretting, and anon trembling at the non-payments and non- 
 punctualities in business aflfairs, than to swing tne scythe, or follow 
 the plough : come along with me, and see the steady, even, easy, 
 consistent and independent life of a farmer. No one here is thrown 
 into distraction because his note has been protested ; no one here is 
 startled at the sight of a bailiff approaching his premises. 
 
 AuausT. — Thunder, lightning, hail-storm, tetnpest, tornado, dog- 
 days and suffocation ! How they come, in their angry fury or swelt- 
 erin)!f propensity. Are you a weather wise ? Every farmer ough' as 
 far as in him lies, be prepared for all weathers. " Innumerable ad- 
 vantages would arise," says a writer on agriculture, "to the husband- 
 jnan from a foreknowledge of the weather." However, this :^ay not 
 always be true. I very well recollect that my worthy granar.iOther, 
 (heaven bless her memory,) kept ior aye the breast-bone of a wild 
 goose fast nailed over the kitchen fire-place. Here, in this bone, she 
 would . av, were sure indications of the approaching changes of the 
 weather. How she could tell I do not exactly recollect, if I ever knew, 
 But I remember that my grandfather had no confidence in her prog- 
 nostications, and would often reply to h*^!- wise sayings with a 'fudge,* 
 or a 'humph !' This would be rather nard upon her vanity, and she 
 would retort by saying something of this kind : '' Well, Mr. Span- 
 shackle, if you get your h'ly wei, it will be good enough for you, and 
 80 there." But my grandfather would never send a rejoinder, as tho 
 lawyers call it, for he was of a peaceable make, and knew How im- 
 portant 't was to maintain quiet in his household afiairs. He and my 
 grandmcLier, on the whole, were suitably yoked, and pulled well to- 
 gether. 
 
 SBPTEMBER.—PomonL, I scc thy red, fat cheeks with pleasure ; for 
 though I am no cider bibber, I love to feast on thy sweet codlings, thy 
 nonpareils, and thy seek-no-farlhfrs. Who would cut down and des- 
 troy his orchard, to keep from drinking cider 7 Surely the man that 
 does this must indeed have a " weak head," a head subject to be fud- 
 dled with strange notions, as well as with strong drink. Give me 
 temperance in all things. Away with the violence of rum and the 
 violence of passion and folly ! Verily one might as well say he will 
 have no potatoes or rye growing upon his farm, as have no oichard ; 
 for the reason that gin and brandy, those deliterioui liquids, that cause 
 so much mischief, are distilled from those materials. Nay, he might 
 even cut off his right h' nd, because, in some incautious and evil mo- 
 ment, he has signed his name to a bond that has cost hira trouble and 
 distress. No, no, Mr. Hasty, I shall not destroy mv fine Spitzenherge, 
 nor my Rozbory lElussetings, nor my beautiful Baldwins. Come, my 
 •oR^nions of the furrow, this ia one of the finest months in the year 
 
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 for business, or, if you please, for rational pleasures. How delightftil 
 |o journey over hill, over dale, through the broom on the vale, as the 
 song says ! Plenteous harvest appears oa every side, and every hus- 
 bandman is cheerful and happy. 
 
 OcTOBBu.— Look yonder in Ton Spavin's cornfield ! Six cattle are 
 doing business for themselves at a high rate ! This is what comes 
 from inattention to fence, &c. Such sort ol harvesting Tom is more 
 «r less acquainted with, and from year to year he is seldom without 
 this kind of help. But where is he 7 Probably gone to Cheatem's 
 Corner to trade horses, for I just saw him pass upon a poor limping 
 gelding, and leading the ghost of another, which the crows seemed to 
 make derision of, as they flew over, cawing, and flapping their wings.. 
 How is* it that men can thus love an old horse, hoof-bound, spavined, 
 affected with gigs and glanders, wheezing and worn out, better than 
 their wives and children ? It certainly seems to be a fact. How hap- 
 py Tom might live by casting off a set of loose and lawless companions, 
 and devoting his attention to the cultivation of the enjoyments, plea- 
 sures and profits that may be found at home, with his wife, his chil- 
 dren, his farm, &c. He has good land in plenty, good neighbours all 
 around him, who would be ready at all times to lend the helping hand. 
 But he that would have help from others, must first attempt to help 
 himself. The neighbours are vexed at his negligence ; his wife is dis- 
 couraged; his daughters endure mortification; his only son, a youngs- 
 ter, begins to show an inclination for the pranks of his father. 
 
 November. — Dig on, Spuddle, and go ahead in this work ; for, you 
 see, old Winter is about closing his window blinds upon us. This 
 digging potatoes is cold work for the fingers, to be sure, and I suppose 
 you thinlc that a glass of grog would serve to put v.'armth and vigour 
 to them ; but you are mistaken in this, neighbour. It is certainly 
 nothing but the fuddling quality in rum that makes people love it. — 
 This sweet delirium is what they like above all things. But, farmers, 
 we must beware of this lethe. It's death to all our o])evaiioas ! I know 
 one who dearly loves to take his glass ; he sits and dozes while the 
 weeds overtop his crops in summer, and harvest always cries — "You've 
 come too late." Dig on, Spuddle, dig on ; it is rather dirty work, bu* 
 • mind ye, it brings clean profits. 
 
 December. — " Do you know that strange genius who writes *^e Par- 
 / mer's Calendar ?" said Caleb Quidnunc to Wick Kaowall. " i rather 
 
 f^uess I do," replied Nick. But this was all poor Caleb could obtain 
 rom Nick, whd knew well how to keep dark that which he could tell 
 •^ nothing about. Old Mrs. Jellyflower, who values her almanack next 
 4 to her bible, has for years been in great straits to know " who upon 
 ^' earth this calendar man can be, that writes so kind of curiously." — 
 |r •« Who but the almanack-maker himself, to be sure," says Mr. Justice 
 Blunt. " Not so clear about that," replies the old lady, '* for Mr. 
 Weatherwise used sometimes to give him a little bit of a puff" in his 
 preface. I insign to find out by the way of our Minister. He is up 
 to all larnin." Such aie the grand speculations about concealed 
 authors. Junius and my noble self can keep the world in tease. — 
 NeverthelettS, I have an inclination to gratify all my patrons in n 
 proper way, and have no objection to subscribinsr my name here at the 
 close of this, which, peradventure may be the last of my addressing 
 you. Be it known, tnen, to Caleb, Nick, mother Jellyflower, Squire 
 Blunt, and all, that I, who have so long had the pleasure of penniay 
 Jowu my ideas, I hope, for your benefit, am no other than 
 
 JEREMY SPRIBBLB. 
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 USEPUL HINTS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. 
 
 Hinti to Young Farmera and AIechanic$ and oMer«.— Never be a- 
 bove your calling ; nor afraid of the frock and the apron. ?ut off no 
 basineM till to-morrow, vrhich ought, and can be oone to-day. As 
 •con as the spring opens, and the frost is out of the ground, put your 
 fences in order. Plant ao more ground than you can well manure and 
 cultivate to advantage. Never hire a man to do a piece of work which 
 yon can do yourself Every day has its appropriate duties ; attend to 
 them iu succession. Keep no more stock than you can keep in order, 
 and that of the best kind. Never contract a debt without a reasona- 
 ble probability of paying it at the time agreed on. Remember that 
 teonomy and mat 'ry are the two great pillars of every man's orospe- 
 rity. Should you take any perioaical Journal^ pay for it in advance. 
 Never carry your notes in your pocket-book, as the desk or trunk is 
 the fitter place. Keep them on file, and in order, ready to be found 
 when wanted. Keep a place for your tools, and your tools in their 
 
 S laces. Instead of spending a rainy day at the dram-shop, as many 
 o, to their final ruin, repair whatever wants mending ; post your books. 
 Drive your business, and do not permit your business to drive you. 
 Never trust your money in the hands of that man who will put his 
 own to hazard. When a debt becomes due, pay it at the time, whe- 
 tl 57 your creditor wants it or not. Never ask him " to wait till next 
 teeek," but pay it. Never insult him by sayina', " you do not want it." 
 Punctuality is a key to every man's chest. Bv constant temperance, 
 .habitual, moderate exercise, and unaffected honesty, you will avoid 
 the fees of the lawyer and the sheriff, gain a good report, and proba- 
 bly add at least ten years to your life. When a friend calls to see you, 
 treat him with the utmost complaisance ; but if important business 
 call your attention, politely excuse yourself, and he will excuse you. 
 Keep a memorandum book • enteral! notes, whether received or given ; 
 ail moneys received or paid oat ; all expenses, and all circumstances 
 of importance. 
 
 Practical Obsehvations on Potato Husbandry. — By J. Irons, 
 of Halifax.— The CaJedonian Horticultural Society, in the year 1811, 
 offered their gold medal for the best essay on the diseases t.> which 
 the potato crops are liable, especially the curl, which wrought de- 
 struction on the potato crops in Scotland similar to that experienced 
 in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, from dry rot. This induced 
 several scientific men to institute a series of experiments on the cul- 
 ture of this valuable root. They awarded the prize to Mr. Dickson, 
 Nurseryman, in Edinburgh, for his valuable discoveries, which may 
 he found recorded at length in the first number of the Memoirs of 
 the Caledonian Horticultural Society. It was first discovered by Mr.. 
 Dickson that th!ese diseases were produced from an over ripening of 
 the tuber. He proved this by taking up a part of the half ripened 
 potatoes in summer, and storeing them for seed : in the following 
 season these were planted with the other crops, and the result proved 
 that the half ripened seed produced a more abundant and an earlier 
 erop than the others, and quite free from disease. These statements 
 when first published, appeared so much at variance with the general 
 laws of nature, that a number of writers endeavoured to refute them, 
 by reasoning from analogy, without due attention to the first prineiplea 
 of vegetable physiology. Mr. James Rennie, professor of zoology in 
 King's 0ollege', London, has recently publisr i a compendium of 
 •griculture, wherein he descril)es the csuses of lais productive power 
 'm half ripened seeds, of some vegetable speei' ~ ; wbish hs vsry 
 
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citarly illustrates in the ease of the potato : all seeds must have a cer- 
 tain portion of lactid juice inherited in themselves, to support vege- 
 tation until the plant forms roots to draw nourishment from the soiL 
 In the case of tne potato, it is much longer in a state of dependenejr 
 than most other luguminous plants ; it forms its first root so verj 
 slowly, that if the seed do not contain a sufficient supply of nourish- 
 ment to sustain the plant till it can feed from the soil, it must canker and 
 often die. A fall ripe potato does not contaia this nutritive sap ia 
 the same degree as a half ripe one, the juices being converted int&a 
 nore solid form of pulp, or animal food, which renders it a bad nurse 
 to a future offspring. The same law holds good in many culmiferoua 
 species, such as peas, broad beans, kidney beans, &c. Any one may 
 easily prove the correctness of this position by selecting seeds before 
 they become dead ripe ; for instance take up a quantity of half ript 
 potatoes, pack them in bran, saw dust, or chaff, plant them at the 
 same time with other potatoes, and the result will be, that the pota- 
 toes thus selected, will yield long tubers, fit for table, from two to 
 three weeks before the others, and the produce more abundant*" 
 
 If we could divest ourselves of ancient prejudices, and examine 
 eatue and efed on philosophical principles, these facts would be no 
 secret. I would add, that on the same principle, a change of seed 
 from a late to an early climate is always more productive than the 
 contrary, which the history of the potatoe will prove : It is a native 
 of tropical America, and when found in its natural climate, is hardly 
 eatable. Yet after being cultivated in a late climate, and re-intro- 
 duced to its native soil and climate, it is so much improved as to bv* 
 come one of the chief luxuries of the table. Bv due attention to 
 these facts, I make no doubt that many of the evils attending potato 
 culture might be avoided, if not thoroup[hly remedied. The dfry rot 
 now so common, appears to me to be entirely a locaU not a hereditary 
 disease. The blue potato which is universally and deservedly prefer- 
 red in this country has been cultivated in the same climate about 60 
 years (time sufficient to wear out its constitution, and cause a degene- 
 racy.) This might be proved by sending seed of it to Europe: if it 
 was subject to dry rot successively there as it is here, then the disease 
 would be hereditary; if not (and 'I think it would not) then the evil 
 would be found local, and could be dealt with accordingly. 
 
 Rohan Pott atoes.— The Rohan Potatoe, it seems, has but lately 
 been introduced into this country from France. Its greatest recommen- 
 datioQ, it seems, is its wonderful productiveness. And surely, this is 
 of the utmost importance to the farmer, who cultivates them to feed 
 out to his cattle. The quality of the potatoe we do not find very high- 
 ly spoken of, otherwise than its being a very solid potatoe ; by some it 
 is classed as the second, and by others the third, among our northern 
 potatoes for the table; they are, however, vastly more productive than 
 any other potatoe known in this country, ifwhat is stated in an account 
 given of them at Hampshire fair, in October, 1838, can be relied on — 
 namely, that Mr. E. Mitchell, from four pounds of seed potatoes, 
 raised 13 bushels, weighing l,173i pounds— this is an enornious yield 
 — no doubt they were planted in a rich soil. But still, it is almost 
 incredible, being an increase of almost three hundred fold. 
 
 This potatoe, being a native of France, will require early planting, 
 say the first of May, they of course will require a longer time to ripen 
 in. The Rohan Potatoe, of ail the other varieties yet known, seems 
 to promise to be a great acquisition to the farmer who raises potatMs 
 for feedins out to his cattle.— rAamas' Almantuk. 
 
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1^€ Rohan Potatoe.—We are indebted to Edward Allison, Esq. 
 for a few specimens of this very productive vegetable, and as he has 
 kindly authorized us to sav that what he has are at the disposal of 
 Affricultural Societies ancl others, who will take some pains in the 
 cultivation and diffusion of them, wc beg leave t« call the attention of 
 our readers to the matter. Mr. Allison planted last year 2| lbs. on 
 ihe 28th May, the product was 168 lbs. This is an enormous yield* 
 more than four times, we believe, what is obtained from the common 
 potatoe. The Ruhan is very long, full of eyes, but not so good a tabl* 
 petatoeas many others— but for fatting cattle it must be invaluable. 
 
 Since writing the above we learn that John Fairbanks, Elsq. has 
 also raised a quantity of these Potatoes, and presented a bushel to the 
 Agricultural Society for gratuitous distribution. The return made in 
 this case was 110 potatoes, for one potatoe, and 77 lbs. for one lb. — 
 Novascotiariy Oct. 16. 
 
 Cabbages.— If you wish to have good cabbages hoe them often. It 
 is not necessary to heap a great quantity of earth around them ; but the 
 ' earth about them should be stirred of\en and kept loose and light. 
 Mix Straw with Clover. — Farmers who have straw ^r course old 
 hay, will find a great advantage in mixing them in layers, with hay 
 that is not thoroughly made ; the dry stuff will prevent the clover 
 from injuring by moisture, and it imbibes sweetness so that the cattla 
 will eat with a good relish. — Yankee Farmer. 
 
 Destroying- Insects by Camomile. — In the Irish Gardener's Maga- 
 zine, it is stated not only that decoctions of the common camomile 
 will destroy insects, but that nothing contributes so much to the health 
 .of a garden as a number of camomile plants dispersed through it. 
 No green" house or hot house should ever be without camomile, in a 
 green or dried state ; either the stalks or the flowers will answer. It 
 IS a singular fact, that if a plant is drooping and apparently dying, in 
 nine cases out often it will recover if you place a plant oi camomik 
 in its vicinity. 
 
 To destroy Sorrel. — Thirty bushels of lime to the acre, judiciously 
 spread, would sweeten and neutralize the acids of any soil sufficiently 
 to prevent the growth of this pest. 
 
 BoTs IN Horses. — It is said that bots in horses are caused by a fly 
 that deposits its eggs upon the hair of the horse, which causes an itch- 
 ing, and as the horse scratches himself with his teeth the eggs adhere 
 <o the glands of the mouth, and are thence carried with the food and 
 drink into the stomach, and there hatch and become bots. It is also 
 said that if a horse be supplied with salt frequently during the fly sea- 
 son, that the eggs which go thus into the stomacli will be destroyed 
 and pass off without producing bots. — Maine Farmer. 
 
 Something kew. — A contractor on the public works at Illinois has 
 patented a new drill for excavating rocks. A fair day's work with on* 
 of these drills and a good horse, is forty-nine feet in the solid rock. 
 
 Improvement in blowing- JRocks.—lt is said that Mr. Vavnagher, 
 a German in the Brazils, has made the imuortant discovery that 
 tawdust (particularly of soft wood,) mixed wita gunpowder, in equal 
 parts, has thrice the strength of gunpowder alone, when used in blow- 
 lOgup rocks. 
 
 To preserve Eggs perfectly fresh for a Year.— Fill a tight cask, or 
 other vsssel, with new laid eggs, then pour in cold thick lime-water, 
 sufficient to cover them ; the thicker the lime-water is the better, pro- 
 vided it will fill up all the void spaces ; lay a cover lightly over ths 
 cask or vessel, keep them from frost and heatj and keep the top moitt 
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 tablo spoonful of molasses ; a teaspoon full of the mi: ture to be giveo 
 vheitever the cough is troublesome,, It will aflford relief at once, and 
 in a few days effects a cure. The same remedy relieves the croupi, 
 however violent the attack. 
 
 Hooping Cough.— It is perhaps, not generally known, that when a 
 child has this troublesome and aungcrous complaint, if the backbone^ 
 from the neck downwards, be rubbed with carlic, previously warmed 
 by the fire, and the patient being also placed near it, a cure is effected 
 in a very short time. 
 
 Paste for chapped hands. — Wash a quarter of a pound of nnsalted 
 lard — first in common, then in rose water— mix with yolks of two new- 
 laid eggs and a large spoonful of honey. Add as much fine oatmeal, 
 or almond paste as will work it into paste. 
 
 Poison jor Bed Bugs. — The best method of exterminating effectu- 
 ally those troublesome little things called Bed Bugs is— take one 
 ounce of corrosive Sublimate, finely powdered, and dissolved in a pint 
 of whisky, then wash with a brush where tiiey ficqueut, and they will 
 soon be got rid of. 
 
 Glass vessels may be cut in two, by tyin!? around them, at theplaos 
 wliere you wish to divide, a worsted thread dipped in spirits ot tar- 
 pentine, and then setting fire to ihe thread. 
 
 To remove Ink Spots from Linen. — Take a mould candle or tome 
 very pure tallow, melt and dip the spotted part of the linen in the 
 melted tallow, then put it into the wash, when it will become perfectly 
 white. 
 
 Snuff useful. — A pinch of snuff applied to a dog's nose, operates 
 fo powerfully on the animal's olfactory nerves that however violently 
 engaged in combat he immediately lets go his hold and makes off. 
 
 To make a Bal/cing Horse go. — Tie a rope to the animal's tail and 
 pass it between his legs out in front, ana pull upon it, and he wiQ 
 move rapidly. This is the plan adopted with jackasses in South 
 America, and they are reputed more stubborn than horses. 
 
 NetD mode oj Resuscitation from Drowning. — Close the month 
 with the finger, and suck off the foul air from the lungs through the 
 nostrils, and promote respiration by pressing on the abdominal mus- 
 eles on the sides. By this method. Dr. Fairbrother of Clifton, Engr* 
 land, recovered a boy who had been under water a quarter of an hour, 
 and another quarter of an hour had elapsed before trie body was ope- 
 rated upon. 
 
 English Orthography. — What must be the discouragement in the 
 mind of a foreigner, beginning to learn our language, should he meet 
 with the following sentence : — 
 
 " I put dough enough into the trough, by the slough near (he 
 toughy to last the ducks through the day." Here are six different 
 aouods given to the termination ough. 
 
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 Death is the common press, from whence being driven, 
 We're gathered sheet by sheet, and hound for Heaven. 
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 9atins, a man is sure to be worsted. He is also sure to get twisted, and 
 in danger of getting doubled; and when he is doubled and twisted, Im 
 may be consuered as wound up. . 
 
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 THE FARMER— A Sono. 
 
 By J. J. Barker. 
 
 A Fabkbr's life is the life Tor me, 
 
 I owa I love it dearly ; 
 And every season full of «lee, 
 
 I take Its labours cheerly— • 
 
 Jbplovgh or sow, 
 o reap or mow, 
 Or in the bam to thrash, sir— - 
 All's one to me, 
 I plainly see, [sir. 
 
 Twill bring me health and cash, 
 
 The lawver leads a harass'd life. 
 Much like that of a hunted otter, 
 And 'twixt his own & others' strife, 
 He's always in hot water — 
 
 For foe or friend, 
 
 A cause defend, 
 Howe'er wrong it may be, sir, — 
 
 Id. reason's sight, 
 
 Maintam its right. 
 And dearly earn his fee, sir. 
 
 The doctor's styl'd a gentleman. 
 But this I hold but humming ; 
 For, like a tavern waiting-man, 
 To every call " he's coming" — 
 
 Now here, now there, 
 
 Must be repair. 
 Or starve, sir, by denying ; 
 
 Like death liimsolf, 
 
 Unhappy elf, ^ 
 Ho lives by others dying. 
 
 A ftrmer's life, then, let me live, 
 
 Obtaining while I lead it, 
 Enoiigh for self, and some to give 
 To such poor souls as need it. 
 
 I'll drain and fence, 
 
 Nor grudge expense, 
 Tp give ray land good dressio j— 
 
 I'll plough and sow, 
 
 Or arill in row, 
 Aad hope from Heaven a blessing. 
 
 XNIGMATIOAL BBBVS. 
 
 T^nsposQ a French «cre, 
 
 And be not a Quaker, 
 Bot try it again and again. 
 
 On considferation 
 
 You'll find a relation, 
 While living, will always remain. 
 
 If again ycu transpose, 
 
 You'll truly disclose 
 Ab iostnunent us'd by the soifeon: 
 
 In pan or ia fiiU 
 
 ft 
 
 'Tit used at the skoU, 
 And skilfully by the chirargfOB. 
 
 Drop the last and transpose, 
 
 And plainly it shows 
 What tne idler is oft known to do. 
 
 Transpose it completely, 
 
 And view it quite neatly, 
 'Tis talk without weight it is true. 
 
 Another time change it. 
 
 Transpose and arrange it, 
 And soon you '11 behold a new light ; 
 
 Erase the first letter, 
 
 Transpose you had better, 
 A fruit it will bring^ to your sight. 
 
 Transpose it again sir, 
 
 'Twill show to vou plainer, 
 For it many hung by the neck ; 
 
 A death I'd choose sooner 
 
 To sink in a schooner, 
 Or perish and die on a wreek. 
 
 If again you do mix it, 
 
 And rightly do fix it, 
 You'll see what Mechanics oft do. 
 
 The Carpenter, Baker, 
 
 Or Royal Shoemaker, 
 To finish a boot or a shoe. 
 
 By A. MuUin, Gagetown. 
 
 Charade lat. 
 The lawyer, or the litigant. 
 
 That would to court repair. 
 My first he certainly would want, 
 
 Or he'd be laughed at there. 
 In order for to gain the suit, 
 
 My second he must be ; 
 And when these are together pat( 
 
 'Twill plainly shew to thee 
 That all the race of mankind here, 
 
 From zenith to the pole, [sphere, 
 Thro' ev'ry clime, thro' ev'ry 
 
 Are seeking for my whole. 
 
 JByJhe same. 
 
 Charade 9d. 
 My first you'll find is still within, 
 
 And never is without ; 
 
 This moment you my^iext possess, 
 
 (Whiles good, whiles bad,) bo 
 
 doubt; last, 
 
 When hungry you hava done my 
 
 These parts together roll. 
 And while in life, in heftlth, oc 
 strength. 
 Oh never be my whole. 
 
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 rom rOKlTELLINO THS WKATHBB, THSOUGH ALL TRB LVNAtlOIia pT 
 
 XACH TEAR, FOREVEB. 
 
 {f\)rmed by Dr. HerscheU, and revised by Dr. Adam Clarke.) 
 
 This Table and the accompanTing remarks are the result of raanj 
 
 J ears' actual obserTatioa ; the whole beibg constructed on a d«e consi- 
 eration of the attraction of the sun and moon, in their several positions 
 respecting the earth, and will,, by simple inspection show the observer 
 vhat kind of weather will most probably follow the entraace of tha 
 moon into any of its quarters, and that so near the truth as to be sel- 
 dom or never found to iail : 
 
 If the new moon, first 
 
 5[uarter, full moon, or 
 ast quarter happens 
 Between midnight and 
 2 in the morning, - - 
 
 — 2 and 4, morning, - 
 -> 4 and 6, << 
 
 — 6 and 8, " 
 
 — 8 and 10, " 
 
 — 10 and 12, '• 
 
 — 12, noon, dt 2, p. m. 
 
 — 2 and 4, evening, - 
 
 — 4 and 6. " 
 
 — 6 and 8, " 
 
 — 8 and 10; " 
 
 — 10 and midnight, - 
 
 IK SUMMER. 
 
 Fair. 
 
 Cold & freq. showers. 
 
 Rain. 
 
 Wind and tain. 
 
 Changeable. 
 
 4<'rcquent showers. 
 Very rainy. 
 Changeable. 
 Fair. 
 Fair, if wind ». w. 
 
 Rainy, if s. or s. w 
 'itto. 
 Fair. 
 
 IN WIKTER. 
 
 Hard frost, unless tho 
 wind is s. or w. 
 
 Snowy or stormy. 
 
 Rain. 
 
 Stormy. 
 
 Cold rain, if wmd w. 
 Snow, if E. 
 
 Cold and high wi^d. 
 
 Snow or rain. 
 
 Fair and mild. 
 
 Fair. 
 Fair and frosty, if 
 wind N or IV B ; rain 
 or snow, if sort w. 
 
 Ditto. 
 
 Fai^ and frosty. 
 
 Observations. — 1 . The nearer the time of the moon's change, first 
 
 auarter, full and last quarter are to midnight^ the fairer will the wea- 
 ler b« during the seven days following. The space for this calcuUtiiNi 
 occupies from ten at night till two next morning. 
 
 9. — ^The nearer to mid day or ruxm the phases of the moon happeu« 
 the more foul or wet weather moy be expected during the next seven 
 days. The space for this calculation occupies from ten in the foreaoon 
 to two in the afternoon. These observations refer principally to the 
 •ammer, though they aSeet spring and autumn nearly m the same ratio. 
 
 3.-^The moon's change, first quarter, full and last quarter, happening 
 danng six of the afternoon hours, that is, from four to ten, may be fol- 
 lowed by iair weather ; but this is mostly dependent on the wind, a> is 
 noted in the table. 
 
 4. — ^Though the weather, from a Tariety of irrefular canset, is move 
 nneertaiu in the latter part of autumn, the whole of winter, and the be- 
 ginning of spring, yet, in the main, the aboTe observations will apjdf 
 to these periods also. 
 
 9.— To prognosticate correctly, especially in these casea where die 
 ^.md » concerned, the observer should be within sight of a good taae, 
 where the four caraintl points of the hMtens an correctly jNMsd. 
 
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