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ECLIPSES IN THE YEAR ISsr. 
 
 "^KERE will be four Eclipses in the Year 182T : Two o 
 die Sun and two of the Moon, in the following order — 
 
 1st. The first will be of the Sun, on the evening of the 25th 
 of Api-tl, at 10 hours 38 min. )) *s lat. 51 J min. north ; the Sun 
 will be centrally eclipsed on the meridian at 11 hours 16 min. 
 in long. 125 deg. east, and lat. 87 deg. 31 min. north. 
 
 2d. The second will be of the Moon, on the morning of the 
 1 1th of May, partial and visible as follows : 
 
 Beginning at 2 hours 23 minutes. Middle 3 hours 5Q min! 
 
 Ecliptic Opposition ^ 4 hours 1 minute. U 
 
 Moon sets 4 hours 55 minutes. 
 
 End of the Eclipse, 5 hours 29 minutes. 
 
 Digits Eclipsed, 1 1 five-sixth on the Moon's southern limb, 
 oi' from the north side of the Earth's shadow. 
 
 3d. The third will be of the Sun on the «()th of October — 
 the coHJ unction will take place in the morning at 1 1 hours 2.'5 
 minutes, in long. 6 signs 26 deg. 28| min. — -Moon's lat. 48J 
 min. south ; the Sun will be centrally eclipsed on the meridian 
 rx 1 1 hours 57 min. a. m. in long. 65 deg. 14 min. west, and lat. 
 69 {\eg. 40 min. south. 
 
 4th7 The fourth and last will be of the Moon on the mbm- 
 in^ and evening of the Sd November — the Opposition 5> will 
 take place at 55 minutes in the afternoon, consequently invisi- 
 ble. This Eclipse will be visible to every part of Great- Britain 
 ?rf:id Europe ; the obscuration will be about lO J digits from the 
 Moon's northern limb. 
 
 $ Venus will be Morning Star until the 7th of October, 
 frou. tliat time Evening Star throughout the year. 
 
 CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES. 
 
 Dominical Letter G § Solar Cycle 
 
 Lunar Cycle o^ Golden Num. 4 § Roman/Indiction 
 
 RcMCt ^^ f,^,,.^ 3 § Julian Period 
 
 '»p<<P^»'*W'»>J>*» »^»<i»# 
 
 16 
 15 
 05 iO 
 
 /^1 
 
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iirs 56 mini 
 
 EMBER DAYS. 
 
 March 7th, 9th, and 10th. 
 June 6th, 8th, and 9th. 
 September 19th, 21st, and 22d. 
 December 19th, 21st, and 22d. 
 
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 MOVEABLE FEASTS. 
 
 Septuflgesima Sunday, Feb. 1 1 § Low Sunday April 22 
 
 Quinquagesima or Shrove § Rogation Sunday.... May 20 
 
 Sunday Feb. 25 § Ascension Day....... May 24 
 
 Ash Wednesday. Feb. 28 § Whit Sunday June 3 
 
 Mid Lent Sunday, March 25 § Trinity Sunday .June 10 
 
 Palm Sunday.. April 8 § Advent Sunday Dec. 2 
 
 Easter Day April 15 § 
 
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 The planets and their RELATIONS. 
 Q The Sun. ? Venus. y. Jupiter. 
 
 ©(TOD The Moon. B The Earth. 
 5f Mercury. ^ Mars. 
 
 £9 A Planet's Ascending Node. 
 Si The Descending Node. 
 
 d, Conjunction, or Planets situate in the same longitude. 
 t3 Quadrature, or Planets situate in. longitudes differing three 
 
 signs from each other. 
 $ Disposition, or Planets situate in opposite longitudes, or 
 
 differing six signs from each other. 
 A Trine happens when one Planet stands from another four 
 
 signs, or 120 degrees ; which make one third part 
 
 of th« ecliptic. 
 * Sextile is the sixth part of the ecliptic; viz. two signs 
 
 which make 60 degrees. 
 
 }} Saturn. 
 ^ Georgian. 
 
 SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. 
 
 <y> Aries, head 
 b Tarius, neck, 
 n Gemini, f\rms. 
 22 Cancer, bi'east. 
 
 ^ Leo, heartc / Sagittarius, thighs, 
 
 tijt Virgo, belly. vj Capricornus, knees 
 
 £h Libra, reins. sx Aquarius, legs, 
 
 nx Scorpio, secrets. K P^ces, tcet. . 
 
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Signals made at Partridge Islandy on the approach qfVesiels t\ 
 
 this Harbour. 
 
 One Ball close, for one square rigged vessel. 
 
 One Ball half hoisted, for two ditto, 
 
 Two Balls close, for three ditto, 
 
 Two Balls sei>arated, for four ditto, 
 
 A pendant of any colour for five ditto, 
 
 A do. under a Ball,, tor six ditto, 
 
 A do. over a Ball half hoisted for seven ditto, 
 
 A do. under two Balls close, for eight ditto, 
 
 A do. between two Balls separate for nine, ditto* 
 
 A flag of any colour, for ten or more ditto* 
 
 [The above are hoisted at the East or West yard arm, ocfor»iinf to the 
 q«)arter the vessels first appear in, with the addition of a Bail at the centre 
 of the yard until the Rig of the vessels can be made* out, when one or more 
 of the following descriptive colours' will be hcibted at the ipast head :] 
 
 An Union Jack for a Flag S/iipt with or without a squadron. 
 Do. with a red pendant over, ft)r a iXvO decker'. 
 Do. with a blue pendant over, for a Frigate. 
 Do. tv'ith a white ditto ditto, ior a small armed vttsd. 
 
 A blue pendant, for a Merchant ship. 
 
 A red pendant, for a Merchant brig. 
 
 A white pendant, for a topsail schooner or sloop. 
 
 A flag blue and white horizontally, a neutral Jieet. 
 
 A pendant white and blue, a neutral man of xvar^ 
 
 A blue flag, a neutral merchant ship, 
 
 A flag, red, white and blue, an enemy^s Jlcet. 
 
 A pendant, red, white and blue, an enemy's man of war.. 
 
 A red flag, an enemy's merchant ves: el. 
 
 An Union Jack, over Neutral or Eiiemy's signals, the vessel 
 is detained^ or a p'ize. 
 
 A white flag over any signal, oessel bears a Jlag nf truce. 
 
 A. red flag pierced white, for the Digby packet. 
 
 A ball at the mast-head, vessel is on shore, or in distress -, — 
 Ig^Should immediate aid be necesyary, guns 'to be fired. 
 
 In thick weather, a gun will be fiicJ at Partriiltre Island, in answer to each 
 
 gun heard at sea. VVhen a vci^stl rcqnires a pilot, her descriptive penduut 
 
 • 11 be ohewn at a yard arm, instead uf the ball. 
 
ict'or^ing to the 
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 Lt a squadron. 
 
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 n (It stress ,• — 
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 I answer to each 
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 TABLE OF THE 
 
 Sun's Deeltnatlony 
 
 FOR THE YEAR 1827. 
 
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 Feb, 
 
 March. 
 
 April. 
 
 May. 
 
 June. 
 
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 16 
 
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 4 
 
 45 
 
 15 
 
 14 
 
 22 8 
 
 3 
 
 22 
 
 53 
 
 16 
 
 39 
 
 7 
 
 5 
 
 8 
 
 15 
 
 32 
 
 22 16 
 
 4 
 
 22 
 
 47 
 
 16 
 
 21 
 
 6 27 
 
 5 
 
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 22 
 
 34 
 
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 16 
 
 24 
 
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 8 
 
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 TABLE CF THE SUN*S DECLmJTlO^y 
 
 FOR THE YEAR 18:27. 
 
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 IB 
 
 July. 
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 First Quarter 3il, 4h. 4*?m. aFternoon. | Leu Quarter 18th, 8b. 46. <i. noon. 
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 'Full Moon 13th, 7h. 45oi. morning. 
 
 Laat Quarter 20th, 3h. 5fe.Ti. morn. 
 New Moon 27th, 7h. 38in. morning. 
 
 
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 APRIL MATH XXX DAYS. 
 
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 Tint Quarter 4tb, lOh. Im. morning. I Last Quarter 18th, lOh. 55in. morn. 
 Full Moon lltb, 6h. 59ai. afternoon. | Nev Moon 2oth, lOh. 3Si:i. noon. 
 
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 Easter Day. 
 
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 First Quarter, 2d,4h. 29m. afternoon. 
 Full Moon 9th, llh. 26m. morning. 
 La^t Quarter ICth, 4b. 3in. mornins:. 
 
 New Mocn 24'tb, 5b. 46m. morning. 
 First Qr. 2d July, 2h. 44m. mominf. 
 
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 J^rotoince of Ktto--38runstoitfe* 
 
 His Txcellency Major-Generul Sir HOWARD DOUGLAS, 
 Unit. Li«utenant-Governor and Commander-in-Chief, &c.'&c. &c. 
 
 HIS majesty's council. 
 
 Hon. John Saunders, Hon. Samuel D. Street,- 
 
 Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia, George Shore, » 
 
 Christopher Billopp, William Botsford, 
 
 John Coffin, Ttiomas Baillie, 
 
 John M. Blisa, Ward Chipman, 
 
 John Uohinson, Samuel Proudfoot Hurd, 
 William Black, 
 
 Officers of the Legislative Council. 
 
 "vVilliam F. Odell, Esquire, Clerkt 
 
 Xenophon Joiiett, Esquire, Serjeant at Arms and Usher of the Black Rod. 
 
 n«v. George Best, Chaplain. 
 
 Pyiiicipal Officers of Government, 
 
 Thomas Wetmore, Esquire, Attorney-General. 
 
 Charles J. Peters, Esquire, Solicit^'- General. 
 
 William F. Odoll, Esquire, Secretary^ Register and Cierk of the Council. 
 
 Hon. Thomas Baillie, Covimissicner of Crown Lands. 
 
 Hon. S. P. Hurd, Su) veyor-General, 
 
 George P. Bliss, Esquire, Acting Receiver General. 
 
 Hon. S. D. Street, Escjuire, Auditor of Provincial Accounts. 
 
 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Harry Peters, Esquire, Speaker. 
 
 Counfu of Saint John, 
 ^I rfidrcw S. Ritchie, -^ 
 
 Charles Simonds, V^'^^^res. 
 Robert Parker, j 
 
 Counft/ of Westmorland, 
 
 HufuJ C i witl i , -N 
 
 William Crane, t -^ ^ • ' 
 M'ily«im Wilmot, V^m^res. 
 Robert Scott, ) 
 King's County. 
 
 County of Charlotte, 
 Hugh Mackay, -n 
 
 Joseph N. Clarke, > ^^?'«^-^*- 
 
 
 County of York, 
 
 John Allen, f rr ^ • 
 
 John Dow, VEm^rei. 
 
 jjrd e d i nh Flf i ann) j 
 
 County of S anbury^ 
 
 Jolm C* Vail, 
 
 Es^nires. 
 
 Snmnii <Me»8Pe, 5 ' 
 
 fjuirci. 
 
Qtteen*i County, 
 
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 County o/Nortkux/Aeriand. 
 
 Harry Peters, It?'. * 
 
 ■ Hugh Johnston, Junior, \ '^'?«»''"- 
 
 Officers of the House of Assembly, 
 
 Charles P. Wetmore, Enquire, Clerk. CSr;> 
 
 Gabriel DaVtbt f , Eaquiroi CViri ' A Awmkunt , /Xic--'Ji:z:^r 
 H. G. Ciopper, Esquire, Sergeant at Amu, 
 Reverend James Soinerville, Chaplain, 
 
 Court of Chancery, 
 His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, or tb« Commander-in-Chief for 
 
 the time being. Chancellor, 
 The Chief Justice, and f ^ ,^ jm n < 
 
 The Judge, of the Supreme Court, { ^"'«^'*' 'f ^^' ^'^'^' 
 William F. Odeil, Esquire, Clerk of the Crown in Chancery, 
 The Hon. Samuel D. Street, 'v 
 Henry Bliss ") \ n/r t 
 
 Neville Parker, > Esquires, f-^^'*'*'' 
 George F. Street, ) J 
 
 Thomas H. Peterj, ) * 
 
 Charles S. Putnam, > Esquires, Masters ExtraQrdinary, 
 Alfred L. Street, ) 
 D. Ludlow Robinson, Esquire, Register, 
 
 The Court of Governor and Council for hea7nng and determining 
 
 Causes relating to Marriage and Divorce, 
 
 His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor and tbs Honorable His 
 
 Majesty's Council. 
 Terms : — Thejtrst Tuesday in February and July, 
 
 Supreme Court of Judicature, 
 Honorable John Saunders, Chief JuUice, 
 John M. Bliss, !^ 
 William Botsforil, > Justices, 
 Ward Chipman, ) 
 Charles S. Putnam, Esquire, Clerk of the Crown, 
 H e nry niiij, EAquJiU, Viiih nf t h* Pirns . 
 Honorable George Shore, Clerk of the Pleas, ptm^Hm. 
 John T. Murray, Esquire, Clerk of the Circuits ; and Clerk of the 
 ^tVroum on th e Circuits. 
 TsiiMS : — The MM Tuesday in February tmd May arid the second Tves- 
 day in July^ind OtfUber, 
 
 Counsi 
 
 Fredericto 
 
 Odell, George 
 
 J. Dibblee, an 
 
 Saint John 
 
 Henry Swjmn 
 
 Jaraek Peters, 
 
 A. K. Smedes' 
 
 ion, junior, ant 
 
 Saint Akoa 
 
 cis £. Putnam 
 
 MiRAMICHI : 
 
 John Lobban, 
 Westmorla] 
 
 ler, and Williar 
 Saint Steph 
 Gaoe Town 
 
 RiCHIBUCTO 
 
 Kingston :— 
 
 William p. C 
 Charles J. P< 
 Harris Hatch 
 Thomas H. P 
 Alexander Tj 
 William Tyni 
 tJoliu Campb 
 Samuel D. Si 
 Robert Parki 
 James Barbci 
 John Thomas 
 William B. K 
 John A. S. Si 
 Neville Parke 
 Hbratto N. H 
 Charles S. Pc 
 Daniel L. Ro 
 Henry Swym 
 GwrgeW.C 
 
fr-in-Cbief for 
 
 Court of Vice Admiral^. 
 Charles J. Peters, Esquire, Judge and Commusary, 
 George F. Street, Ecquire, Advocate General, 
 William Tying Peter», Esquire, Registrar and Scribe^ 
 Thomiii M. K'zen, Esquiie, Marshal, 
 
 — . tL • — —— 
 
 Counsellors and Attomies practising in the Province, 
 
 Fredericton : — Thomas Wctmore, Hon. Samuel D. Street, William F. 
 Odell, George F. Street, George P. Bliss, Daniel Ludlow Robinson, Georg« 
 J. Dibblee, and Charles S. Putanam, Esquires. 
 
 Saint John :— Charles J. Peters, William Tyng Peters, Robert Parkpr, 
 Henry Sw}mmer,John T. Murray, William Boyd Kinnear, Neville Parker, 
 Jaraes Peters, jun. George W. Cleary, Francis A. Kinnear, Robert F. Hacen, 
 A. K. Smedes Wetmore, Le Baron Hazen, William Wright, Robert Robert- 
 ion, junior, and Horatio N. H. Lugrin, Esquires. 
 
 Saint Andrews : — Harris Hatch, Alfred L. Street, James Barber, Fran- 
 cis £. Putnam, and Peter. Stubs, jun. Esquires. 
 
 MiRAMicHi : — Thomas H. Peters, John Ambrose S. Street, William End* 
 John Lobban,~and William Carman, jun. Esquires. 
 
 Westmorland: — James S. Morse, Charles D. Roach, Edward B. Chand- 
 ler, and William Wiley, Esquires. 
 
 Saint Stephen : — George Stillman llill, and Robert S. Mowat, Esquires. 
 
 Gaoe Town : — Charles P. Wetmore, Esquire. 
 
 Richibucto : — John W. Weldon, and L. C. Moore, Esquires. 
 
 Kingston : — William Simpson, Esquire. 
 
 • ; ^ 
 
 Public Notaries, 
 
 William P. Odell, Esq. Public Notary in the Province of New-Brunswick. 
 
 Charles J. Peters, Esq. 
 Harris Hatch, Esq. 
 Thomas H. Peters, Esq. 
 Alexander Taylor, Esq. 
 William Tyng Peters, Esq. 
 <Joliu Campbell, Esq. 
 Samuel D. Street, Esq. 
 Robert Parker, Esq. 
 James Barber, Esq. 
 John Thomas Murray, l^sq. 
 William B. Kinnear, Esq. 
 John A. S. Street, Esq. 
 Neville Parker, Esq, 
 H6ratio N. H. Lugrin, Esq. 
 Charles S. Putnam, Esq. 
 Daniel L. Robinson, Esq. 
 Henry Swymmer, Esq. 
 GeofgeW. Clflarj, Esq, 
 
 do. in the City of Saint John. 
 
 da. in the Province. 
 
 do. in Northumberland. 
 
 do. do. 
 
 do. in the City of Samt John. 
 
 do. in Charlotte. 
 
 do. in the Province. 
 
 do. do. 
 
 do. io the Town of Saint Andrews. 
 
 do. City of Saint Jobc. 
 
 do. do. 
 
 do. in the Province. 
 
 do. do. 
 
 do. iiv the City and County of Saint John. 
 
 do. in the Province. 
 
 do. do. 
 
 do. do* 
 
 do. 4o« 
 
Francis A. Kinnenr, Esq. Public Notiiry in the Frori ic», 
 
 I I 
 
 
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 AITred L. Street, Esq. 
 A. K. S. Welmore, Esq. 
 ('. R. Hothevvay, Esq. 
 James Wilson, Esq. 
 Sylvebter C. Ilewes, Esq. 
 John W. WelcJon, Esq. 
 Rohen Eraser Hazen, Esq. 
 Le Biroii Huzen, Etq. 
 "^Villiam Wright, Esq. 
 William Carman, jiin. Esq. 
 Peter Stubs, jun. Esq. 
 Francis E. Putnam, Esq. 
 
 do. do. 
 
 do. do. 
 
 do. do. 
 
 do. in Saint George^-v^ 
 
 do. iu Northumberland. 
 
 do. do. 
 
 do. in the Province. 
 
 do. do. 
 
 do. do. 
 
 do. do. 
 
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 Courf for the Probate of JVitls, and granting Administrations* 
 William F. Odell, Esq. Register fur the Province. 
 Surrogates and Registers, 
 Hon. Samuel D. Street, Surrogate, York, 
 
 ^^lt'l'^.^\ ^^^l''4. ^^T.^"''!'"g^'^...- \ Saint John. 
 Jnhn C l iM l onci ' , Enqi Deputy Rogi it er, 3 
 
 KclwarJ B Chandler, Esq. Surrogate I WestinorUad. 
 
 IVlaruiadiike Backliouse, Esq. Deputy Ucgisttr, \ 
 Harris Hatch, Esq. Surrogate, 1 Charlotte. 
 
 Colin Can'>pbell, jun. Esq. Deputy Register, J 
 
 Henry Na.c, Esq. Surrogate, J King's County. ' 
 
 Do. Deputy Register, ) • 
 
 N.. H . n o \T,^h ^^,^,ti.^wm^, ^ Queen's County. 
 
 V'^alentme H. Peters, Esq. Deputy Register, 5 ^ 
 John Hazen, jun. Esq. Surrogate, I Sunburr 
 
 Giibrinl Hr Viihsp, BiqiPoputy Regictcr; 3 '* 
 
 'J'!»o;!ias H. Peters, Esq. Surrogate, ^ \ ^t^^^j^jj,^ 
 AnihrobG S. Street, Esq. Deputy Register, 
 
 NorthuinberlaBd. 
 
 HIS MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS. , 
 
 Port of Saint John, 
 Henry Wright, Esq. Collector. 
 H. liowyer Smith, Esq. Comptroller. 
 J. C. Kelly, Esq. Waiter and Searjher. 
 Charles Drurv, jun. second Waiter and Searcher. 
 William Plant, Esq. Tide Surveyor and Admeasurer ofShipa and Vessels. 
 
 SUB-COLLECTORS. 
 Henry G. CIopf)er, Esq. Frederictm* 
 John'Wrifjht, Esq. utiiramichi. 
 William Hannington, Esq. S/tcdiac, 
 
Perry Dumaresq, E»q. Sai7ii Pttert, 
 J;»»ne3 Sayrc, Esq. Dorchester. 
 Benjamin M. Goldsmith, Esq. Bichiducto. 
 Henry Dibblce, Esq. Woodstock, gi^ 
 Thoiiiasi Armstrong, Esq. Saint Stcjihcn:, 
 
 James Bennett, Esq. Provincial Tide Waiter at Saint John. 
 William Payne, do. at Frederioton, 
 
 Duvid W. Jack, Esq. do. at St. Andrcwi. 
 
 , Warehouse Department. 
 Alexander Grant, Esquire, Warehouse Keeper at St. John. 
 T. P. Marter, Enquire, Locker at do. 
 
 Port of Saint Andrews, 
 
 Colin Campbell, Esq. Collector. 
 
 John Dunn, Esq. Comptroller. 
 
 C J. Briscoe, Esq. Surveyor and Searcher. 
 
 C. H. Jouetl, Esq. Sub-Collector at iVcst Isles and Campo Hello. 
 
 PROVINCIAL REVENUE. 
 
 Honorable John Robinson, Treasurer. 
 
 David W. Jack, Esquire, do. d&. at St. Andrt'\>fc. 
 
 DEPUTY TREASURERS. 
 Henry G. Cloppcr, Esquire, York County. 
 Beverley Robinson, Esquire, Charlotte County. 
 C. H. Jouett, Esquire, VVest Isles and Campo Bello. 
 Thomas K. Peters, Esquire, Miramichi. 
 John Keillor, Esquire, Westmorland. 
 Benjamin M. Goldsmith, Esquire, Richibucto. 
 William Hannington, Esquire, Chediac. ^. 
 Perry Dumnresq, Esquire, St. Peters. 
 Adam Gerard, Esquire, Restigouche. 
 
 Commissioners for maintaining the armed Cutter Elizabeth. 
 Hon. John Robinson, Thomas Wyer, Esq. 
 
 Zalmon Wheeler, Esq. Harris Hatch, Esq. 
 
 Master— 'Mr. George M'Mastcrs. 
 
 Commissioners for Buoys and Beacons ill Charlotte Counti 
 
 Colin Campbell, J) 
 Thomas Wyer, /• Esquif^s. 
 Joha Wilion, ) 
 
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 College of New-Brunswicic at Fredericton. 
 
 His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, Governor. 
 The Honorable the Chief Justice, The Secretary, 
 
 The Attorney General, and the Solicitor General, 
 
 WITH 
 
 Hon. John M. Bliss, Hon. William Black, 
 
 Samuel D. Street, William Botsford, 
 
 Rev. Raper Milner, F. Robinson, Esq. and 
 
 Peter Fraser, Esquire. 
 
 George F. Street, Esquire, Treasurer and Clerk, 
 Rev. James Somerville, A. M. President, 
 
 Pithlic Grammar School in the City of Saint John, 
 
 The Rector of Saint John, President, 
 The Mayor, 
 The Recorder, 
 The Hon. William Black, 
 The Hon, Ward Chipman, \ Directors, 
 Charles J. Peters, ) 
 Henry Wright, > Esquires. 
 Thomas Paddock, ) 
 
 Robert Parker, Esquire, Treasurer and Clerk* 
 Mr. James Paterson, Master^ 
 
 Trustee*, 
 
 Public Grammar School in Saint Andrews* 
 Reverend Jerome Alley, President, 
 Colin Campbell, D. W. Jack, > „ • - n* / - ^ 
 
 Tho^^asWyer, Dr. Frye, ' J Esquires, 2),r^c/or#. 
 
 Reverend John Cassilis, Master, 
 
 Tne Governor and Trustees of the Madras School in 
 
 New-Brtmswick, 
 The Lieutenant-Governor or Commander-in-Chief of the Province for the 
 
 time being. 
 The Lord Bishop of the Diocese, The Chief Justice, 
 
 The Members o^ His Majesty's Council, (not being Judges of the Sn- 
 I'he Speaker of the House of Assembly, [preoie Court. 
 
 The Judge of the Admiralty, 
 The Mayor and Recorder of Saint John, 
 The Ecclesiastical Commissary of the Province, 
 The Rector and Church Wardens of Trinity Church in SliaK John, 
 
 TOGETHER WITH 
 
 Heury Wright, and William Scovil, Eiquiftl* 
 Rev. Frederick Cotter, Secretary. 
 Robert F. Uasen, Ciquire, Trsaiurtr* 
 
 Saint Andrew 
 
Provinc* for the 
 
 St. John Church of Zngland Suntfay School Soeiet^^ 
 Patron — His Excellencj the Lieutenant-Governor. 
 President^The Rector of Saint John. 
 Superintendent and Secretary—TheCuTAttof Saint John. 
 JDirec/or*— The Church Wardens. 
 
 The Saint John Sunday School Union Societ^f 
 Charles Simonds, Esquire, President, 
 J. M. Wilmot, Esquire, Vice-President, 
 Alexander M'Leod, Esquire, Treasurer, 
 Messrs. John M'Millan and Campbell Gibb, Joint Secretaries. 
 
 Saint Andre'iics Sunday School iyyciety J 
 Beverley Robinson, Esq. Superintendent of the Boys, 
 Mrs. Jack, do. of the Girlfc 
 
 Committee:^ J. M'Kean, D. W. Jack, P. Smith, T. Sime, J. Rodgers, D. 
 D. Morrison, M. S. Hannah, W. Jack, Mary Curry, Elizabeth Hatch, Han- 
 ijah Putnam, Elizabeth Hawkins, and Eliza Wyer. 
 
 Saint John District Committee of the Society for Prwnoting 
 
 Christian Knoxvledge, 
 His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, Patron. 
 Hon. William Black, President, 
 William Scovil, Esq. Vice-President, 
 Ezekiel Barlow, Esq. Treasurer, 
 Rev. William Gray, Secretaryv 
 Terms of Admission. — One Guinea Donation, and One Guinea annually* 
 Recommendations from a Member of the Society, 
 OCj'The Depository of Books and Tracts in tht Store of Messrs. G. and 
 W. C. Sears. 
 
 Saint Andrews District Committee of the Society for Promoting 
 
 Christian Knowledge* 
 Rev. Jerome Alley, Vice-President, 
 H. Hatch, Esquire, Secretary, 
 D. W. Jack, Esqufre, Treasurer* 
 
 New- Brunswick Auxiliary Bible Society, 
 His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, Patron* 
 John M. Wilmot, Esquire, Pretfident, 
 Charles J. Peters, 
 
 H6gh Jdhn»ton, sen. 
 John Ferguson, 
 William B. Kinnear, 
 Jamei Simondi| stQi 
 
 
 Esquires, Vice-Presidents, 
 
Alexander M'Lcod, Esquire, Trt QBurer, 
 
 Mr. James Paterson, Rector of the Grammar School, Setretarj. [ 
 Depoiitory of Bibles and Testaments — The store of Alex. M'Lcod, iibquire. 
 
 BRANCH SOCIETIES. 
 Saint Stephen — Reverend Duncan >l'Coll, President, 
 
 Thomas Armstrong, Esquiro, Vicc-Presidant, 
 
 Aaron Upton, Treasurer, 
 
 David A. Rose, Secretary, 
 Waterborough — Justus Earie, Esquire, President, 
 
 John Robertson, Vice-President. 
 
 Charlotte Comity Auxiliary Bible Society. 
 Colin Campbell, Esquire, President, 
 Colin Campbell, 2d, Christopher Scott, ) Esquires, 
 Peter Stubs, J. Wilson, and T. Wyer, J Vice-Prebidcnfs, 
 Beverley Robinson, Esquire, Treasurer, 
 Reverend Alexander iM'Lean, Secretary. 
 Depositories — Campbell & M'Kean. 
 
 Saint Andrews Ladies* Associution. 
 Mrs. Dunn, President, ' 
 
 Mrs. B. Robinson, Treasurer, 
 Mrs. Putnam, Secretary. 
 
 Saint Greorge and Pcnnfield Briuich of the Charlotte County 
 
 Auxiliary Bible Society. 
 Colonel Hugh MacKay, President, 
 Moses Vernon, Esquire, Vice-President, 
 Philo Seelye, Esquire, Treasurer, 
 Tyler P. Shaw, Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 St. George and Pennfield Ladies' Bible Association. 
 Mrs. Dominicus Millikin, Treasurer, 
 Mrs. Abraham Wet more, Secretary. 
 
 Lidian and Deer Island Branch ol'the Charlotte County Auxi- 
 
 liary Bible Society. 
 James Cliaffey, Esquire, Treasurer, 
 Mr. J. M'Crackeu, Secretary. 
 
 St, Patrick Branch of the Charlotte County Auxiliary Bible 
 
 Society. 
 Peter M'Callum, Esquire, Treasurer, 
 Mr. XUoinau Olivart, Secretary* 
 
 'rovincu 
 
 Hi* Excellence 
 
 Provincial Mc 
 
 2 he Frederic 
 
rlotte Countv 
 
 I'ouritv Auxi- 
 
 Directors of the loitittitioD. 
 
 Saint John Religious Tract Society, 
 Rev. George Burns, D. D. President, ^ 
 
 William B. Kinnear, Esquire, Vice-PrcBident, 
 Mr. Stephen Sinnott, Secretary and Treafiurer. 
 Depository — The store of J. C. Waterbury, Esq. 
 
 Z^r ovine ial Vaccine Establishment of New-Brunsrmck. 
 
 CENTRAL STATION SAINT JOHN. 
 
 Ki» Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, and His Majesty'it Council, 
 
 Patrons oft he Institution. 
 Honorable John Robinson, Mayor, 
 Honorable William Black, 
 
 COiMMITTEES. 
 
 Thomas Wetmore, Esquire, Attorney General, 
 
 Reverend James Somcrville, V Fredtricion. 
 
 William F. Odell, Esquire, 
 
 The Reverend Jerome Alley, Saint Andreivt. 
 
 VACCINATING 8UHGE0NS. 
 
 Saint John — John Boyd, Esquire, M. D. 
 
 Fredericton — The Medical Ofiicer in charge of the Troops, 
 
 Saint Andrews — The Medical Officer in charge of the Troops. 
 
 Provincial Marine Hosj)ital for the Relief of Sick and Ijitabled 
 
 Seamen, \ 
 Honorable William Black, J> 
 Zalmon Wheeler, Esquire, > Cotnmissluncn. 
 Thomas Hcaviside, Esquire, j 
 John Boyd, Esquire, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. 
 
 7 he Fredcricton Societi/ for the Encouragement of Good and 
 
 Honest Female Servants. 
 Lady Douglas, Patroness. 
 Mrs. Saunders, ^ 
 Mrs. Hailes, > Directors, 
 
 Mrs. Odell, ) ' ' 
 
 MiiJS Odell, Treasurer, 
 Miss Douglas, Secretary, 
 
 FllEDERICTON SAVINGS' BANK. 
 
 His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, Patron, 
 His Honor th« Chief Justice, President^ 
 Vt\QT Frnser, Esquire, Vice-President, 
 James Taylor, sen. EscjuirB, Treasurer, 
 Heury G. Ciopper, Esquire, Secretary, 
 
CITr OF SAINT JOHN SAVINGS^ BANK. 
 
 His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, Patron* 
 The Honorable John Robinson, President, 
 Honorable William Black, f 
 
 Judge Ctiipman, > Vtce-Prendanti^ 
 Hugh Johnston, jun. Esq. ) 
 The Bank of New-^Brunswick^ Treasurer, 
 Thomas Heoviside, Esquire, Cashier and Register. 
 
 CHARLOTTE COUNTY SAVmOS' BANK. 
 
 John Dunn, Esquire, President, 
 
 Mr. George H\W\)S, Secretary and Treasurer, 
 
 BANK OF NEW-BRUNSWICK. 
 
 Honorable John Robinson, President, 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
 Hon. William Black, 1 
 
 Hnn iVnfit Phinmun 1 
 
 Hon. W{»rd Chipman, 
 R. W. Crookshank, 
 Henry Gilbert, 
 Hugh Johniiton, sen. 
 Nehemiah Merrrtt, 
 
 I 
 
 '3 
 
 ua 
 
 f Thomas Millidge, 
 
 I Solomon Nichols, 
 
 Robert Parker, 
 
 William Scovil, 
 
 J Zatmon Wheeler, 
 
 t Stephen Wiggins, 
 
 I 
 
 H. H. Carmichaci, Esquire, Cashier, 
 Robert Parker^ Esquire, Solicitor, 
 
 CHARLOTTE COUNTY BANK. 
 
 Colin Ciunpbell, Esquire, (Collector,) President, 
 
 BIIlfCTORS, 
 
 C J.. Briscoe, 
 James Douglas, 
 John Dunn, 
 Harris Hatch, 
 
 BIIlfCTORS, 
 
 Peter Stubs, Esquire, Cashier, 
 
 John M'Allistcr, 
 John M'Master, 
 John Wilson, 
 Thomas Wyer, 
 
 SAINT JOHN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. 
 
 John Ward, Junior, Esquire, Prendent, 
 
 Thomas Barlow, 
 Craven Calverley, 
 James Ewinfr, 
 Thomas Hnnford, 
 David Hatfield, 
 Hugh Johnston, jun. 
 
 J! 
 
 o 
 
 James Kirk, 
 Nehemiah Merritt, 
 Thomas Merritt, 
 Thomas Millidge, 
 John R. Partelow, 
 Zalmon Wheeltfi 
 
 Thomas Heaviside Esquire, Secretary, 
 WHiiam B» Kinneur, Esquire, Solieit9r* 
 
 NEW-BRt 
 
SAINT JOHN WATER COMPANY. 
 
 Allen Otty, Esquire, Pretident, 
 Directors. 
 
 Nehemiah Merritt, 
 John Wardjjun. 
 Thomas Barlow, 
 Hugh Johnston 
 Jaraeii Ewing, 
 John R. Partelow 
 
 
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 ow, J 
 
 George Matthew, jun. 
 Thomas Millidge, 
 Charts Simondf, 
 John Boyd, 
 William Bowman, 
 . George D. Robinson, 
 
 George D. Robinson, Esquire, Secretary, 
 
 NEW-BRUNSWICK AGRICULTURAL aud EMI- 
 GRANT SOCIETY. 
 
 His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, Patron, 
 His Honor the Chief Justice, President, 
 
 The Honorable Judge Botsford, and l y-.c^^Pr^udeatM 
 
 The Honorable Thomas Baillie, $ ^*<^®"*^'«"°«^"- 
 
 The Honorable Samuel D. Street, Treasurer, 
 
 Richard Simonds, Esquire, Provincial Secretary, 
 
 The Honorable Judge Chipman,1 
 
 Peter Eraser, Esq. ( ^ ^^^^^ ^ ^y^^ ^ , 
 
 Harry Petar8,_E8q. V Committee. 
 
 Peter Stubs, Esq 
 Jedediah Slason, Esq. 
 
 
 Saint John Agricultural and Emigrant Society, 
 His Worship the Mayor, President, 
 
 The Honorable Ward Chipman, 7 Vice-Presidents. 
 Charles Simonds, Esquire, ) 
 
 George D. Robinson, Esquire, Treasurer. 
 Alexander Wedderburn, Esquire, Secretory. 
 
 York County Agricultural and Emigrant Society. 
 
 Thomas Wetmore, Esquire, President, 
 Richard Ketchum. Esquire, Vice-President, 
 Henry Smith, Esquire, Treasurer, 
 D. Ludlow Robinson, Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 King's County Agricultural and Emigrant Society. 
 Rev. Oliver Arnold, President, 
 
 David B Wetmore, ) j^ j^es, Vice-Preiidenli 
 
 John C. Vail, ) 
 
 Mr. Raymond, Treasurer, > 
 
 Reverend James Cookson,J5ecretarjr. 
 
:<i 
 
 Charlotte County Agricultural arid Emigrant Society. 
 
 John Dunn, Esquire, President, 
 
 Christopher Scott, Esq. ) vice-Presidents. 
 John Campbell, Esq. ^ 
 Reverend Jerome Alley, Secretary, 
 D. W. Jack, Treasurer. 
 
 Northumberland Agricultural and Emigrant Society. 
 Thomas II. Peters, Esquire, President, 
 
 wT ^^i'!^^"''' i Esquire.. Vice-Presidents. 
 VVdliam Abrams, 3 ^ 
 
 Alexander Rankin, Esquire, Treasurer, ' 
 
 J. A. Street, Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 Westmorland Auxiliary Agricultural and Emigrant Society, 
 
 The Honorable Jud{»e Botsford, President, 
 
 William Crane, ) ^ - Vice-Presidents. 
 John Chapman, 3 
 John Keillor, Esquire, Treasurer, 
 Edward B. Chand!e^ Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 SAINT ANDREWS CHAMBER OF COMMERCK. 
 
 Christopher Scott, Esquire, Chairman, 
 
 John Campbell, Esquire, Deputy Chairman, 
 
 Thomas Wyer, 'j 
 
 Colin Campbell, jun. | 
 
 J. Allanshaw, {►Esquires, Committee. 
 
 John Wilson, j 
 
 John McMaster, J 
 
 Alexander Sirachan,jun. Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 MIRAMICHI CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 
 
 William Abrams, Esquire, President. 
 
 James Gilmour, ) p ; vice Presidents 
 Joseph Cunard, ) ^-squ"^^^' ^'^^^ ^ residents. 
 
 Alexander Rankin, Esquire, Treasurer, 
 
 John M. Johnson, Esquire, Secretary. 
 Jaoaas Abbott, \ 
 
 William Joplin, \ -n • /t 
 
 John T. Williston, > ^^^""•^*' Committee. 
 Richard Blackstock. 1 
 
 Fonald Davidson, 
 Adam D. Sheriff", 
 Isaac Paley. 
 
 The Reverend 
 
 Commissioners for Sick and Disabled Seamen, at Miramichi. 
 James Giiniour,, John Charters, and Isaac Palev, Esquires. 
 
reasurer. 
 
 FREDERICTON UNION FIRE CLUB. 
 
 William Wilmot, Esquire, President, 
 
 Mr. Thomas R. Robertson, Vice-Pre*ident, 
 
 Mr. John A. Beckwilh, Secretary. 
 
 Fire Wardens in Fredericton. 
 
 "VVilliara F. Odeil, "| 
 Henry Smith. j 
 
 Hon. George Shore, \ 
 Jadediah Slason. J 
 George Minchin, J 
 
 Esquires. ^ 
 
 f George F. Sfroet, 
 [ Mark Needham, 
 
 nnd 
 
 j Mr. John Hurding. 
 
 Fire Wardens at Saint Anilrew.^. 
 John Campbell, ") ["David W. Jack, - 
 
 Colin Campbell, jun. I g^Quj^gg J Ephraim Willard, 
 Janaea Barber, | ^ ' j Beverley Robinson, 
 
 Harris Hatch, J (^ John Wilson. 
 
 CLERGY OF THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. 
 
 Th« Right Reverend John, Lord Bishop of Nova-Scotia, exercising by His 
 Majesty's Letters Patent, Episcopal Jurisdiction over the Province. 
 
 The Reverend George Best, Archdeacon, and Ecclesiastical Coinni^iary. 
 
 Rev. Renjamin G. Gray, Rector of Saint John. 
 Rev. William Grny, Assistant Missionary at Saint John. 
 Rev. Frederick Coster, Rector of Carleton. 
 Rev. George Best, Rector of Fredericton. 
 Rev. Abraham Wood, Rector of Waterborough. 
 Rev, Jerome Alley, Rector of Saint Andrews. 
 Rev. Skefilngton Thompson, L. L. D. Rector of Saint Stephen. 
 Rev. James Somervillc, Missionary for Douglas, &c. 
 Rev. Raper Milner, Rector of Maugerville. 
 f Vacant. J Rector of Woodstock. 
 Rev. Samuel II. Clarke, Rector of Gagetovvn. 
 Rev, Oliver Arnold, Rector of Sussex. 
 Rev. Elias Scovil, Rector of Kingston. 
 Rev. Christopher Milner, Rector of Sackvilie. 
 Rev. James Cookson, Rector of Hampton. 
 Rev. Gilbert L. Wigijins, Koctor of Westfield and Grcen^vich. 
 Rev. Samuel Bucon, Rector of Miramichi. 
 Rev. Samuel Thompson, Rertor of St. Georfjo. 
 
 (Vacant.) Rector of Grand Manan. 
 
 Rev. John JBnrnveat, Itinerant Missionary for the vacant Districts of 
 tho Province. 
 

 f. 
 
 yZitahlished Church of Scotland, 
 Saint John— Rev. Donald A. Fraser, 
 St. Andrews — Re». Alexander M'Lran. 
 
 ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY. 
 
 The Rev. Messrs. MacMahon and Commins — Saint John. 
 Rev, Mt. Asselin — Fredericton, 
 Rev. Mr. Dollard — Miramichi.. 
 Rev. Mr. Bianchett^ — Arichat. 
 Rev. Mr. Gauvreau — Memramcook. 
 
 Rev. Mr. Gagnon- 
 
 ■Shediac. 
 
 Wesleyan Missionaries in the Next}- Brunswick District* 
 City St. John — Rev. R. Williami, Annapolis — Rev. S. Bushy, W. Murray, 
 Fredericton — Rev. G. Jackson, Westmorland and Peticodiac— Re 
 Sheffield— Rev. Albert Desbrisay, John Bass Strong. 
 
 St. Stephens— Rev. D. M'Coll, 
 
 County 0l ©orft^ 
 
 Justices of the Inferior Court of 
 Common Pleas. 
 
 John Allen 
 Peter Eraser, 
 Thomas C. Lee, 
 
 John AllenJ Peter Fraser, Thomas C. Lee, Archibald 
 McLean, Peter Clements, John Bedell, Jacob Ellegood, Daniel Morehouse, 
 Henry Smith, Richard Ketehu'.n, James Upham, Frederick P. Robinson, 
 James A. M'Lauchlan, Thomp.& Emerson, Thomas jfones, Jedediah Slason, 
 George Minchin, George Morehonse, Josiah Brown, John Robinson, John 
 Dibblee, James Harrison, Simon Hammond, Jacob Allen, {of the Quorum,] 
 and Samuel Kearney, Esquires, Jmtices of the Peace, 
 
 Edward W. Miller, Esquire, //Jgh Sheriff. 
 
 H. G. Clopper, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls and Clerkof the Peace, and 
 of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Henry G. Clopper, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 William Taylor, John. Bedell, jun.Hilkiah Kearney, nud George West, 
 Esquires, Coroners. 
 
 Richard Ivetchutn, and Daniel Morehouse, Esquires, CoRimissioners for 
 taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court. 
 
 Henry Smith, William Taylor, Asa Coy, John B. Paj'iie, James Cameron, 
 Thom&s C. Everett, and George W. Pottev, Li^ nsed Auctioneers. 
 
 Countj! of Wiwtmoxlanti, 
 
 Samuel Gay, -\ 
 
 Rufiis Smith, f^^Esqukes, Commissioners of the Inferior 
 John Keillor, I Court of Cora mon Pld^as. 
 
 Benjamin Wilson, J 
 
 1 
 
of the Peace, and 
 
 j Samuel Gny, Rufus Smith, John Keillor, Titus Knapp, 
 ;jnne!» Easterbrooks, Arulrew Wheltlon, EdwnnI Dixon, John Chapman, 
 TviilirtiM Crnne, jun. William Harrison, James Sayre, William Scott, Philip 
 rniiner, Chrisioplif.'r Milner, Malcolm Wilmot, John Smith, Bill Cbappei, 
 lliiniphrey Gilbert, Marmfiilnke B nckhouse, Harman Trurman, Amos E. 
 Bot:>!orcl, Lesvis Tritcs, {of the Quorum,) and William Chapn^an, Esquires, 
 .J,i.\lices of the Peace. 
 
 , VVilliam P. Sayre, Esquire, High Sheriff. 
 Edward B. Chandler, Esquire, Keeper of 
 nr.d Interior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 .James Hnj,disoo, nnd Harrison G. Kinnear, Enquires, Coroners. 
 Maruuidnke Backhouse, Esquije, Register of Deeds niul Wills. 
 Sai^inel Gay, Riifns Smith, John Keillor, and Benjamin Wilson, Esquires^ 
 r'.irnmissioncrs- rir taking Bail in the Supreme Court; and Conmiishioner& 
 I'ur taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court. 
 
 the Ro^ls and Clerk of thePeaco 
 
 Hugh Munro, ^ 
 
 Alexander Davidson, i r> • t • r \ w • r^ 
 
 Joseph lIoDie, t Esq-iires, Jus ,ces of the Insenor Court oi 
 
 JohnFra.cr, f Common Pleas. 
 
 William Ahrnnis, J' 
 
 Tlugh 
 
 Munro, William Ferguson, Ak'xantler Davidson, 
 Josei)h Saunders, f^oheii FL'rguson, John Clarke, William Xicholson, Joht» 
 Wheaton, Perry Dumaresq, John Fraser, Georjf^e Thompson, 'J'hoiuas Ostio, 
 Siimiel M'Kean, Williaoi Bedel!, {^(yf tlm Quoriuu,) John T. Williston, 
 V»'iHJam Abram!«, James Abbott, VVilliam Joplin, Alexander GoodfelIo^^, 
 .l.'hn Wright, Lewi*; Henry, Christopher Clarke, D idley Perley, John Ne«- 
 I'lirh, Donald M'KriV, John ^^d^er, Robert Dbak, John Campbell,- and 
 Jii'.uc^'^ hhckiiW, E^iqu\res, Jititfieex of the Fence. 
 
 Uiohard Samuel Clarke, Esquire, High ShprifF. 
 
 Thomas H. Peters,, Enjuire, Keeper ol the Roils and Clerk of the Peace, 
 and Ji'ferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Janes Wright, John Anderson, anci John M. Johnson, Enquires, Coroner*. 
 
 J. A. Street, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 ?iufih Munro, ami ALe:^ander Davidson, Esqnires^, Commissioners for tak- 
 itif; Hal! in the Sni)reme Court. 
 
 rlohert Ferj^nson, l*erry Dumnresq, Simuel M'Kean, Thomas O^^tlo, J )'iri 
 W'lea'en, rmd Tliotnns H. Peters, PItquires, Commissioners for takiu',; AHr- 
 (hu-it$ in the Supreme Court. 
 
 VVilliam David«on, Richard Snmuel Clarke, Patrick Henderson, J,', nos 
 ^Vr);.;ht, John M. Wa'.hcn, John Bell, James Davidson, Thonias C Ailen, 
 Johu M. Johnson, Patrick Brannen, and Alexander JM'Kean,, Es({sure.», 
 IJcencad Auctioneers. 
 
 F»Mli»-^" mw iiH rx il i i Vim ^'*mtif'»' J»^" * "' '' ^ ' 
 
1^ 
 
 i'f 
 
 Cauttti) of CJarlottf • 
 
 Hugh M'Kay, | ' 
 
 rln r^mnh!!!i U^a"'''®!; JusticcB of the Inferior Court of 
 
 CoQiraon Pleas. 
 
 Colin Campbell, y 
 
 Peter Stubs 
 
 1 
 
 Thomas Wyer, J 
 
 Hu«2jh M'kay, John Campbell, Colin Campbell, Peter 
 fitubs, Thomas Wyer, David Owen, Daniel M'MftSter, Peter M*CalIum, 
 Tlion>as Armstrong, Moses Vernon, William Frankl^nd, William Ross, Rev. 
 Jcro!i;e Alley, John Wilson, Tristram Moore^ Patrick Clinch, William 
 B;.ck Cnpp«, James Chaffey, Charles Hatheway, George D. Berton, Charles 
 Guay, James Allanshaw, Beverley Robimson, Aaron Upton, {of the Quorum,] 
 and David Mowat, Esquires, Justices of the Peace. 
 ' Elisha Andrews, Esquire, High Sheriff. 
 
 Harris Hatch, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls and Clerjc of th« Peace aad 
 Inferior Court of Common PleaSr 
 
 Donald M'Lauchlin, Esquire, Coroner. > ■ 
 
 Harris Hatch, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 Moses Vernon and Thomas Armstrong, Esquire:*, Commissioners for taking 
 Bail in the Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 The Justices of the Pleas, together with Joseph N. Clarke, Harris 
 Hatch, A. L. Street, James Barber, George S. Hill, R. S. Mowat, and Peter 
 Stubs, jun. Esquires, Commifcsioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court. 
 
 The Justices of the Pleas, together with Joseph N. Clarke, and Charles 
 R. Hatheway, Esquif^s, Commissioners for taking Bail in the Supreme Court, I 
 
 Jolin Dunn, Colin Campbell, jun. Peter Stubs, Thomas Armstrong, and| 
 Charles R. Hatheway, Esquires, Licensed Auctioneers. 
 
 ?<!!!!!,? n^M:i.c I Esquires, Justices of the Inferior Court of 
 Thomas O. Miles, > ^ ' r«-.«,«,«« duo- 
 Txvhr. uo,»» ;..„ V • Common Pleas. - 
 
 John Hazen,jun. ) 
 
 Elijah Miles, David Burpe, Thomaa O. Miles, John Hazen,| 
 jun. Isaac Hubbard, John Hazeo, Chapman Smith, Stephen Peabody, Charlei| 
 F. Street, Cushi Hatheway, ("of the Quorum J and Nathaniel Hubbard, Es 
 q\i\rea, Juslice* of the Peace, 
 
 Gabriel De Veber, Esquire, High SherifK 
 
 H«n. S. D. Street, Keeper of the Rolls and Clerk of the Peace and lnk»\ 
 t'lor Court of Common Pleas,' 
 
 Solomon Perley, and William Hazsn, Esquires, Coroners. 
 
 Gubriel De Veber, Esquire, Register of Deeds a.'^d Wills, 
 
 Isaac Hubbard, Elijah Miles, and David Burpe, Esquires, Commissioners I 
 for taking Bail in the Supreme Court. 
 
 Hon. S. D. Street, Isaac Hubbard, Elijah Miles, and David BurpCi £squirc9,| 
 Coipiuissioners for taking Aiiidavits in the Supreme Court. 
 
)flh« Peace and 
 
 issioners for taking 
 
 le Peace and lui'^;' 
 
 Esquires, Justices of the Inferior Court of 
 Common Pleas. 
 
 iainfl*0 County^ 
 
 Henry Nase, 
 Oliver ArnoKi, 
 ■ David B. VVetmore, 
 
 David Pickett, Henry Nase, Oliver Arnold, David B. M^et- 
 niore, Thomas Ketchum, Hulof Rulofson, John Smith, James Brittain, Gould 
 Pickett, Benjamin B. Crawford, Henry A. Scovil, John C. Vail, Isaac Perry, 
 Alleyn C. Evanson, William M'Leod, John Barbarie, Joshua Uphuiii, £be- 
 cezer Smith, William H. Rulofson, Azor Hoyt, Isaac Haviland, {ofthe^ 
 Qiinruni) and John Humbert, Esquires, Jwi/jce* oft/ie Peace. 
 
 Walter Bates, Esquiro, High Sheriff; 
 
 William Tyng Peters, Es((uire, Keeper of the Rolls and Clerk of th« Peace 
 and Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Henry Nase, David B. Wetmore, George N. Arnold, and William Frost, 
 Esquires, Coroners. 
 
 Ninyon Chaloner, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Willi. 
 
 Hon. John Coffin, and David Pickett, Esquires, Commissioners for taking 
 Hail and Affidavits in the Supreme Court. 
 
 Caleb Wetmore, Simon Baxter, John Sheck, and William Frost, Licensed 
 Auctioneer*. 
 
 Esquires, Justices of the Inferior Court of 
 Common Pleas. 
 
 Valentine H. Peters, 
 Samuel SeoviJ, 
 Harry Peters, 
 
 Valentine H. Peters, Samuel Scovil, Harry Peters, John Col- 
 well, John Goldini;, Richard Yeamans, Abiathar Camp, Stephen Golding, 
 William Foshay, Thomas Underbill, Thomas T. Hewlett, John Earle, John 
 Yeamans, John Humphrey, (of the (Quorum,) and Charles Harrison, Esquires, 
 \JusHces of the Peace, 
 
 Nathaniel Hubbard De Veber, Esquire, High Sheriff. 
 
 George P. Bliss, Esquire, Keeper of the Rolls and Clerk of the Peace and 
 [Inferior Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Thomas Gilbert, John Earle, and Thomas T. Hewlett, Ei^quires, Coroners. 
 
 Valentine H. Peters, Esquire, Register of Deeds and Wills. 
 
 Valentine H. Peters, and Samuel Scovil, Esquires, Commissioners for ta« 
 {king Bail and Affidavits in the Supreme Court. 
 
 N. H. De Veber, Esquire, Licensed Auctioneers. 
 
 ^fVmiMMI 
 
 Cit£) anti Cauittj; of ^atut S(o|)n. 
 
 The Mayor, Recorder, and Aldermen, Justices of the Peace 
 \<ini of the Q,uorum* 
 
 I 
 
 ><^«MMM«m«|pp 
 
 '.j|P''^i iiijUlijii 
 
 ■lMMMI*i 
 
 \4=i^ 
 
AVilliam Black, James Shnoiuls, Thomas Menzies, Jolin Brun-' 
 ilage, Hugh John-ton, John Ward, Williaai Scovi^, James Peters, Thorna!! 
 Millidge, Ralph M. Jarvis, Lewis BHss, Lauchlan I>onaldson, ChHS. Simond^, 
 G. C Carman, Znlmon Wl^ecler, John Jordan, John Godard', Thomus Hea- 
 viside, Peter DutfVis, George H. Hazen, Allen Otty, William Carman, Geoi;je 
 Anderson, John Brown, jnn. and James ]V(oran, Esquires, Jtt4/ic« of the Peace. 
 
 James White, Esqmre, High Sheriff 
 
 Alexander M'Leod,- Esquire, Coroner. 
 
 Thomas Sancton, Esquire, County Treasurer. 
 
 Johu Chnloncr, Esquire, Rej^ister of Deeds and Willn. 
 
 Hon. John Rohinson, Cnn»^missioner for taking Bail in the Supreme Court. 
 
 Hon. John Rob'nson, Charles J. Peters, William T. Peters, Robert Par- 
 ker, W. B. Kinnear, J. T. Murray, Neville Parker, James Peters, jim. Henry 
 Swymmer, Geo. W. CleiTv, A. K. S. Wetmore, Francis A. Kinnear, Robert 
 F. Hazen, Le Baron Hazen, William Wrig^ht, Robert Robertson, juu. and II. 
 N. H. Liigrin, Esquires, Coinmisbioners lor taking Affidavits to be read in the 
 Supreme Court. 
 
 ecu [ITS OF NISI PIIIUS. 
 
 Ter>is— For t])c City and County of Saint John — second Tuesday in jsin.x 
 niiary, ami the fx)urth Tncsda} in August. 
 King's Coimiy — Tlie fourth Tuesday in July. 
 Cliarlotte County— The second Tuesday in August. 
 Westmorland — The second Tuesday in September. 
 Northumberland. — The fourth Tuesday in September. 
 Sunbiu-y — The fourth Tuesday in October. [In October 
 
 Q leen's County — The second Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday! 
 
 The Terms of the i^illings of the Com\t rf G.nieral Sessions atJl 
 Inferior CouH of Common Pieas, 
 
 wS.'int John — Third Tuesday in March, and first Tuesday in June, Scptoiti- 
 
 b T and DcMi'inlicr. 
 Yw-rk — -Second Tuesday in January and June — Addit'wnnl Terms of the Codi- 
 
 mon l^lt^as — third Tuesday in March, and second Tuesday in October, 
 VrestinoriaiHJ — Thiril Tuesday in June, and Becond Tuesiliy in Dscemher-'j 
 Addiliona/ Terms of the Common Pleas — first Tuesday in April and Sup- 
 
 tenher. 
 Charlotte — Second Tuesday in Ar.pil, and third Tuesday in September — A'.- 
 
 ditional Terms of ihv; Common Pleas— &3Cond Tuesday in July and Ia- 
 
 ccn)ber. 
 K'nig**^ County — FiM Tuesday in March a^id Ju^y — Addifianal Terms of l!.i!J 
 
 Ci>IO.nioi^ PIe:',;i — fu^t 7\u^s.liy ij May and Ro^.^nj^^r^ 
 
 hiiccn's Coui 
 
 I of the Ci 
 
 Sunbury— Th 
 
 Common 
 
 tober. 
 
 Northumberia 
 
 the Comi 
 
 ESTABLI 
 
 The IIoiio 
 G( 
 
 M 
 M 
 
 Cou* 
 
 . Coui 
 Cour 
 
 Conn 
 
 Coun 
 
 CoHn 
 Coiju 
 
 t 
 
 <>^rr ;. 
 
 uv-ut 
 
 ^SSSS^^ 
 
Tuesday in Jarii 
 
 'al Sessions anil 
 
 in June, ScpteiM- 
 
 inna! Terms of 'JH 
 
 biiccn's County — Fourth Tuesday in January and June — Addilional TerWis 
 
 I of the Common Pleas — fourth Tuesday in April and October. 
 
 Sunbury — Third Tuesday in January and June — Additionai Terms of the 
 Common Pleas — fourth Tuesday in March and the third Tuesday in Oc- 
 tober. 
 
 Northumberland — First Tuesday in March and Au<;ust — Additional Terms of 
 the Common Pieat-^first Tuesday in June and November. 
 
 -^^.^ t^ ,.— .— — ^ , .^___.,.— _....^._ , » ■* 
 
 ESTABLISHMENT of the SURVEYOR GENERAL'S 
 OFFICE, a:i: FREDERICTON, 
 
 The Honorable Samuel Proadfoot Hiird, Surveyor-General. 
 
 George Nelson Smith, Esq Deputy for the Province, and Chief 
 
 Draughtsman. 
 Mark Scully, Esq. second Draughtsman." 
 Mr. S. White, Clerk and Office Keeper. 
 
 DEPUTY SURVEYORS. 
 
 County of York ...,...»..,.JamGs A. Mactauchlan, 
 
 George West, 
 Mark Scully, 
 Andrew Blair. 
 , County of Northumbcrland.,.Jauie8 Davidson, 
 
 Beverly R. Jouett, 
 William J. Layton, 
 Michael O'Conuor^ 
 
 County of Westmorland Philip Palmer, 
 
 Ebcnezer Cutler, 
 Charles D. M'Carrdy, ; 
 
 -. • Samuel S. Wilmot, 
 
 Daniel Hannington. 
 
 County of Samt Jclin..*^ ..Robert C. Minnette, 
 
 Robert Foiilis, 
 . Anthony Lockwood, jun^ 
 
 County of King's William Barberie, 
 
 Joseph Barns. 
 
 CoHnty of Queen's. John M'Donald. 
 
 County of Cluirlottc... Colin Campbell, 
 
 Calvin L. HiUheway^ 
 C. R. Hatheway, 
 H. M. G. Garden. 
 
 <}£'^cc hours, /roin ten till thr^^ o'clock j dai/j/^ 
 
^■1^ 
 
 Ivl 
 
 iMM «if lie Utm^^, 
 
 IN THE PROVINCE OF NEW-BRUNSWICK, 
 
 UNDER THK COMMAND OF HI9 EXCELLENCY MAJOR-GEKEaAL 
 
 Sir HO^VARD DOU&IiAS, Bart. 
 
 - Captain Charles Douglas, (3d Foot Guards,) Aid-de-Cainp. 
 
 Lieutenant R. U. Howe, (8 1st Foot,) Aid-de-Carap Extraordinary. 
 
 Lieutenant J. Galiagiier, (h. p. 98th Foot,) Town Major* 
 
 COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT. 
 
 David Gardiner, Esquire, Assistant Commissary General, 
 
 C A Clarke ) 
 
 J Ir in * \ ^^q^"*"®'* Deputy Assistant Commissary Generals. 
 
 ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. 
 F. C. Frith, Esquire, Deputy Ordnance Storekeeper, 
 R. D. Fife, Esquire, Clerk oF Stores, 
 Lieutenant Samuel Huyghue, Clerk. 
 
 BARRACK DEtARTMENT. 
 J. E. Woolfbrd, Esquire, Assistant Barrack Master, 
 
 ROYAL ENGINEER DEPARTMENT* 
 Captain George Graydon, Commanding. ^ 
 
 Mr. Lionel Anderson, Clerk. 
 Mr. Henry Hennigar, Overseer of Works. 
 
 CHAPLAINS. 
 Reverend Archdeacon Rest — Fredericton. 
 Reverend Benjamin G. Gray — Saint John. 
 Reverend Jerome Alley — Saint Andrews. 
 
 GARRISONS— Fredericton. • 
 
 Licutenant-Colonul Crengh, 81st Regiment — Commandant. 
 
 Saint John. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Love, (h. p. 55»d Light Infantry )-^Comuiandant. 
 
 Saint Andrews. 
 Lieutenant E. T. Thomson, SIst Regiment — Commandant. 
 
 OFFICERS OF COUPS SERVIXG IN NElV-^BnUX^\VICK\ 
 
 ROYAL ARTlLLEnV. 
 Captain R. C. Mole»worili, Commanding* 
 Lieutenant Slade, 
 Lieutenant Stokes* 
 
 yM 
 
 -MtH 
 
 ~ M * ^^- " 
 
'xsfricA\ 
 
 Colonel. 
 Ifjlr James Kempt, G.C. 
 B. & G. C. H. Lieuten- 
 ant-General. 
 Lieulenant'Colonel, 
 Andrew Creagh. 
 Majorf* 
 J. M. VVardrop, 
 
 C. F. M'LeaiT. 
 
 Captains* 
 R. Cole, 
 J. Duvall, 
 K. Montgomery, 
 E« Seoones, r 
 
 D. Duval^, ' - 
 W Hall, 
 
 P. Pratt, 
 
 R. H. Wilcocks,' 
 
 8 1st regiment. 
 
 G. V. Creagh. 
 W. H. L. Brookeii 
 Lieutenants, 
 T. Manning, 
 George Smith, 
 J. A. Lutman, 
 E. T. Thomson, 
 H. Dixon, 
 C. Oakley, 
 
 • J. Brown, * • 
 
 G. ^. Reeves, * 
 
 N Howe, * 
 
 Jplairie, 
 
 ^1. Blaydes, • 
 
 V, Spearman, * 
 
 Ensigns. * 
 
 G. F. De Rottenburghfl^ 
 William Dyer, • 
 
 J. B. Creagh, ' 
 J. U. Jeffrey, 
 A. M' Donald, Adjt, 
 H. S, Jones, 
 Q. Huyland, 
 H. D. Vesme, 
 T. Gravalt, 
 
 Paijmaster, 
 A, Thamson. 
 
 Adjutant. 
 A. M'Donald. 
 
 Quarto master. 
 Ji Roberts, 
 
 Surgeon. 
 S. Holmes, M. D. 
 
 Assist. Surgeons. 
 J. EvvinfT, 
 John Bell. 
 
 lilt iif Ji^e prf li to^ 
 
 His Excellency Majar-General Sir HO \V*ARD DOUGLAS,. 
 
 Bart. Commander-in-Chief. 
 Lieut. Colonel J. F. Love, ) y . r,. , , ^^p 
 
 Lieut. Colonel John Allen. \ I"«P^^^»>6 Fi'^ld Officers. 
 
 Hon. George Shore, Adju.ant-Generai. 
 
 Major Hugh Johnston, Quarter-Master-Oeneral. 
 
 Saint John City M^il 
 Lieutenant-Colonel CHARLES DRU 
 
 Major, 
 Benjamin L. Peters, 
 Captains, ' 
 
 A. AJti <« ^5 » 
 Vamii Biirwiy 
 
 John KinneaY, 
 
 Geo. D. Rokivon, 
 
 UnxBaJ Qi Bo» l 
 John M'CIufe, 
 jDttvid Bro'i^DCi 
 
 FinST BATTALION. 
 Thomns Leavitt, 
 James Kirk, 
 William Scoullar, 
 Lieutenants^ 
 Robert W.Crookshank, 
 Thomas Barlow, 
 Joe Brand, 
 John C. M'Pherson, 
 Thomas T. Hanford, 
 George Waterberry, 
 Janiet H. Fowler, 
 
 RY, Comniantling. 
 
 Thomas Lnnsdowii, 
 Thomas Nishett, 
 Daniel Jordan, , 
 Ezekiel Barlow, Jun, 
 John Smyth, 
 John J. Roberts, 
 Michael Hennigar, 
 Thomds L. Nicholson, 
 
 2d Lieutenants. 
 Edward J. Jarvis, 
 Charles Drury, Junr. 
 
 f — Ml » llll||p i.H II (r« 
 
 J;a» J»w i M 
 
 « » >» ii»»iii. i 
 

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 Wiliiiv.n xMenitt, 
 Noah Disbrow, Junr. 
 David J. Merritt, 
 Edward Budd, 
 Henr| Gault, 
 
 Alexander M'Grotty, 
 Craven Lonf^strotli, 
 Henry T. Partelcrw, 
 
 Paj/master. 
 W. Bowman, Cajjlain. 
 
 Quarfer Mciiter 
 James licti.lrirrtS, 
 
 Surgeon. 
 John Boyd, M. I). 
 
 SECOND BATTALION. 
 lilojor. -Andrew Crookshankj • Richard B. D. Kiog, 
 
 Charles Ward, • Isaac Ketchum, 'Wiliiani H. Street, 
 
 Captains*. • J. Clarke, #^- ^' ^''"^vn, 
 
 II. Fhiherty, AdjutunL # John Baird, William P. Scott. 
 
 • Jacob StutHfli'tMfr*' 
 
 • Charles Tij^daie, 
 fiThonias B. Millidge, » John Wi'h;irt, 
 
 • G. Deblois, ■ PnymasU'r. 
 
 • Oeor<;e W. CIcary, , James Ewing, Captain, 
 m William C. Sears, Adjntanl. 
 » Charles J. Peters, Jun. ^ Kugh Flaherty, Ccf/)/. 
 
 S5y.H55|Pna^M<»Jiiftr QunHvr Master. 
 
 George A. NTagel, f Henry Chubb. 
 
 Isaac L. Bedell, ' -^^^ * 
 
 Saint John Coimtij Regiment of Mililia, 
 LIcutenam-Colonel CHARLES SIMONDS, Commanding. 
 
 I Stephen Smith, 
 ^ Robert C. Minnette, 
 , Jamei T. Hanfordj 
 , George Bonsali. 
 9 Janies Reed, 
 ^ John V. Thurgar. 
 Lioutenavls. 
 
 Majors. 
 George Anderson, 
 Alexr, Wedderburn. 
 
 Captains. 
 .Tames Moran, 
 \Viliiain G. Cody, 
 .fehiel Partelow, 
 C. L. Hatheway, Adjl. 
 John Jordan, 
 John Godard, 
 Alexander Hownrd, 
 Creorge Matthew, juo. 
 ^V'ilIian) Engles, 
 Clowes (J. Carman, 
 Daniel Vanghan, 
 Archibald Menzies, 
 ^Sanuiel, Strange, 
 John Clarke, 
 l^utnu^ Dulton, 
 
 Charles Raymond, 
 Robert Payne. 
 
 Lieutenants, 
 Johi; Howard, 
 Thomas Bean, 
 Ephraim Sentill, 
 Samuel Nevers, jiin. 
 Abrahani BradiihHW, 
 Robert Eggar, . 
 John Cunard, 
 William Eagles, jun, 
 Isaac Flewelling, 
 John Brundage, 
 John Fowncs, 
 Joseph Ponfford, 
 Walter Drake, 
 James Stackhouic, 
 John Travis, 
 Daniel Ansley, 
 
 William Craft, 
 Lewis Carvel, 
 James Ketchum, 
 Knsigns. 
 George M'Lean, 
 Henry Anthony, 
 John Cunningham, 
 Richard Carman, 
 James Swim, 
 George Clarke, 
 Thomas Clark, 
 Willian* G. Cody, jun. 
 Samuel Bulyea,' 
 C. Morris VVooltcn, 
 
 ^ •. AdjKilani. 
 C.L.V^.n&Wn^?^'^/'/.'* 
 
 Quartet^ MaUtr. 
 ThoiMJW P. 'V^■illiauv». 
 
 1 
 
 ' Majitr 
 
 D. Wetniore, 
 Captain 
 Jarvis Worden 
 Richard Whel( 
 William M'Lei 
 Phillip Dann, 
 John Prince, 
 Stepben Craw 
 Abrdiam Bulyt 
 William Hardii 
 Justus S. Weti 
 
 '2' 
 
 Majoi , 
 Peter Cougle. 
 
 Captaim 
 fjamuel Fairwej 
 Joseph Cougle, 
 William Fairwe 
 John C. Vail, 
 John Barbarie, 
 Arthur M'Artlvi 
 Samuel Freeze, 
 
 St 
 
 Major. 
 Thomas Arnold 
 
 Captaim 
 ("Alcb Wetmorc 
 EliJHb Baxter, 
 .fames Hughson 
 Jovial) Uphait), 
 John 'Davis, 
 A. C. Evuutiont 
 
 2d E 
 
 I,Vnt, Colli 
 
 W. B. BttUl'urJ 
 
 
 ■\,tr'tm'.^*t''m mi wit'MT*" 
 
Is/ Battalion King^s Count ij MiHlia, 
 
 D. Wet more, 
 
 Capfains, 
 Jarvis VVorden, 
 Richard Whelplev, 
 William M'Leod," 
 Phillip Danii, 
 John Prince, 
 htepben Oiiwford, 
 AbrtHiam Bulyea, 
 William Harding, 
 Justus S. Wetniore, 
 
 Licuienants. 
 Caleb Fiewelling, 
 William F. Fiewelling, 
 Jerenjiah Mabec, 
 Thomas Boslwick, 
 Zebulon Jones, 
 William Dixon, 
 John Smith, 
 Philip Nase, 
 Abraham Prince, 
 Benjamin B. Crawford. 
 
 Ensiffns. 
 Joseph Fiewelling, 
 
 Peter M'Kenjtie, 
 Samuel Goriun, 
 'J'liomai Flewcllin;;, 
 Anderiion Wordeii, 
 James Prince, 
 Henry Bulyea, 
 Andrew Hennigar, 
 Andrew Hamm, 
 Joseph H. hyoc» 
 
 Adjutant, 
 James Condle. 
 
 Quciier Mculer, 
 Allen Price. 
 
 Qd Bailalion King^s County Militia. 
 
 Majo} , 
 Peter Cougle. 
 
 Captainx. 
 Samuel Fairwe?iher, 
 Joseph Couf^Ie, 
 WiMiam Fairweather. 
 John C. Vail, 
 John Barbaric, Adjt. 
 Arthur M' Art bur, 
 Samuel Freeze, 
 
 Lieutenants, 
 Oliyer Barbarie, 
 John BUir, 
 Robert M'Monagle, 
 John Cougle, 
 ./ohn M'Arthur, 
 Sainatjl Gosline, 
 Samuel M'CuUy, 
 £n»igns. 
 William Hallett, 
 Willitur Barberie, 
 
 Oliver B. Cougle, 
 Daniel Sheck, 
 Abraham Johnstone, 
 Charles Sfockton, 
 
 Paymaster, 
 John Marten, - 
 Adjutant, 
 John Barbarie, 
 
 Quarter Masier. 
 Jan:es Hoyt. 
 
 Major. 
 Thomas Arnold, 
 
 Captains. 
 (Alcb Wet more, 
 Etijnh Bnxtcr, 
 James Hughson, 
 Joniah U|»haiti, 
 John Davis, 
 A. C. Evuuson, 
 
 Sd Battalion King's County Militia. 
 
 John Humbert. Ens\gm. 
 
 Lieutenants. James Wetmorc, 
 
 Ebeuczor Smith, John M'Donald, 
 
 Samupl Fairweniher, 
 William Rulofson, 
 James Fairweather, 
 RufusDe MiM, 
 William Serion. 
 
 William Frost, 
 Samuel White, 
 Atfhton ICetchum, 
 Samuel Spraguc, 
 Philo MnrVen. 
 
 Adjntattt, 
 Ab«I English. 
 
 Qd Batialion f Vest /norland Cotinty Militia. 
 
 Li^'ul, Colonei. Captains, Bill Chappel, 
 
 VV, U. BwUiWJ, Henry Chapman, David Chapnrin, 
 
 Kiuhurd Do^v^er, Juhn Hurris, 
 
 irfi 
 
 it 
 
I 
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 Oliver Bar.ies^ 
 A. Edwin Botsford, 
 Charles D. Smith, 
 Malcolm M*Eachraii, 
 George Oulton, 
 Mansfield Cornwall, 
 Ephraim Allen. 
 
 Lieutenants, 
 William Raworth, 
 Ceorge L. Kinnean 
 William Bnrnham, 
 James Barnes, 
 Thomas Lovvman, 
 Samuel Eagleworth, 
 
 James Evans, 
 W. P. Savre, 
 B. Taylor, 
 Joseph Willis, 
 John Anderson. 
 l^ftsigns. 
 Benjamin Charters, 
 Henry Chapman,- sen. 
 Thomas Ayn, 
 John Raworth, 
 John Anderson, 
 John DoA-ninff, 
 Charles Botsford, 
 John Chapman, 
 
 Ralph Carter, 
 Geoffrey Trueholm, , 
 Thomas Keillor, ' 
 
 Robert Chapman, 
 William Dixon, 
 
 Adjutant, 
 David Chapman, Capt, 
 
 Quarter Master r 
 Jamei Sayre, 
 
 Sit r aeon, 
 Rufus Smith, 
 
 Assistant Surgeon. 
 M. Backhouse, 
 
 Sd Batialion JVestmorland 
 
 Major, Lieutenauti, 
 
 Philip Palmer. 
 
 Captairts, 
 Thomas Pearson, 
 Newton Wells, 
 Samuel Clark, 
 Williani Wilmot. 
 
 Ezra Stiles, 
 John Smith, 
 John M'Latchy, 
 Jiimes M' Latch V, 
 George Turner, 
 William M'Aluion. 
 
 ConnU/ Miliiia* 
 
 Ensigns* 
 Elias Peck, 
 William D. Reed, 
 Daniel Cameron, 
 George Steeves, 
 Hu{;h M'Almon. 
 
 Quarter Master, 
 Giiorge Rejers. 
 
 Qd Baltalion Nortliumberland Count ij Militia. 
 
 Major, 
 Jacob Kollock. 
 Captains. 
 Thomai* Powell, ~ - 
 John Wheten, 
 David M'Almon, 
 Angus M'Intosh, 
 Georgn Pagan, 
 {Samuel M'Kcan, Adjt, 
 Williani Bowser, 
 Robert Jardine, 
 George Thompson, 
 Samuel Long, 
 William Hannington. 
 
 Lieutenants, 
 Dominique Rohisheau, 
 Alexander M'Kean, 
 S. Hewcs, Qr. Master, 
 Benj. M. Goldsmith, 
 J. P. Ford, 
 J. Bowser, 
 William Wilson, 
 Jonathan Coil, 
 Colin Rankine, 
 Donald Rankine, 
 Robert Long, 
 Peter Campbell. 
 
 Qd Battalion Charlotte Count// Militia. 
 
 Lieutenant-Coldnel THo>fA9 Wvbh, Commanding. 
 Major, Captains, Patrick Clinch, 
 
 «/ohn M'Masteri. Malconi MTarline, Jedcdinh Califfi 
 
 litugh M'Lcocl 
 jtcile Morrisoi 
 Henry 8c'a1cy, 
 .7am6s Pratt, 
 Samuel M'Far 
 Lieufena) 
 Edward Waddi 
 Peter Clinch, 
 Abraham Weti 
 Samuel Willan 
 Hugh Mathews 
 
 Emignt, 
 James Pine, 
 Samuel Girvnn, 
 John W. Weldon, 
 William Brait, 
 Archibald Frew, 
 Israel Hicks, 
 John M'Grcggor, 
 William Saunders, 
 Joseph Mazerall. 
 
 Adjutant, 
 Samuel M'Kean, Capl. 
 
 Quarter Master, 
 Silvester Hewes. 
 
 Al.DKRMEN. 
 
 John ^l. Wilm 
 Xoah Disbrow, 
 Thomas Hardir 
 liobert Robert! 
 George Bond, 
 David Henden 
 
 Th( 
 
 Jan 
 
 ' Mr. 
 
 Josihua Buntii 
 
 rJDgton, and Jos 
 
 Lawrence Sti' 
 
 ton, Rowland B 
 
 Herrington, Job 
 
 Xoble, John CI 
 
 Brothers, Josepl 
 
 Ebenezer Her 
 
 Stivers, Robert 
 
 Michael Broil 
 
 Mr. Thomas I 
 
 Mr. Henry Ni 
 
 William Dura 
 
 James O. Ejti 
 
 Ezekiel baric 
 
 quires, Porl n'a. 
 
 Captain Georj 
 
 His Worship t 
 
 Captain Thora 
 
 ■■MP 
 
 VUSUUL 
 
litugh M'Lcod, 
 JfTcile Morrison, 
 llunry Sc'alcy, 
 Jamds Pratt, 
 Samael M'Farline. 
 
 Lieutenants. 
 Edward Waddington, 
 Peter Clinch, 
 Abraham Wetmore, 
 Samuel Willard, 
 Hugh Mathewson, 
 
 Patrick Marain, 
 Thomas Turner, 
 Hiiuh M'Callum, 
 John G. Campbell, 
 
 JlillStgtlS. 
 
 T. H, Carman, 
 Peter Goss, 
 Archibald M'Cullum, 
 Duncan M'Farline, 
 George M'Kenzie, 
 
 Jaraei Vsrnon, 
 William M'Kenzie. 
 
 Adjutant. 
 William Flaherty, Opt, 
 
 Pai/mastei , 
 Peter Stubs. 
 
 Surgeon 
 Edward De wolf. 
 
 Quarter Masfar. 
 Orange Saely. 
 
 IMM*i 
 
 Al.DKRMEN. 
 
 John M. Wilmot, ') 
 Noah Dishrow, j 
 Thomas Harding, ! 
 liohert Robertson, .' ^ 
 George Bond, ', w 
 
 David Henderson, J 
 
 CITY or aAIWT JOHBf. 
 
 Honorable John Robinson, Mayor, 
 Robert Parker, Esquire, Recorder. 
 
 (A 
 
 Wards. 
 
 Queen's 
 Duhe's. 
 Siilncij'g. 
 
 ■ill/ s. 
 Brook's, 
 
 Assistants. 
 Mr. Daniel Smith, 
 Daniel Anslcy, 
 David Mather, 
 Bartholomew Coxettcr, 
 James F. Lilly, 
 John Ring, 
 
 Thomas Sancton, Esquire, Chamberlain, 
 James Peters, Jun. Esquire, Common Clerk, 
 Mr. Joshua Bunting, High Constable, 
 
 Joshua Buntini:, William Feareby, Benjamin Herrington, Ebenezer Her- 
 rington, and Joseph M*Pherson, Marshals. 
 
 Lawrence Stivers, William Fenrebey, Robert M'Elvcy, Benjamin Herring- 
 ton, Rowland Bunliu, Robert W. Knowlan, Joseph M'Phersou, Ebenezer 
 Herrington, John M* Arthur, James Stevenson, William Smith, Christopher 
 N'oble, John Clayborne, Andrew Rose, Henry Nice, Jacob Henry, Michael 
 Brothers, Joseph Beatty, Constables, 
 
 Ebenc/er Herrington, Rowland Bunttn, Benjamin Herrington, L&wrcnce 
 Stivers, Robert W. Knowlan, William Fearebey, Hoft Reaves* 
 
 Michael Brothers, and Joseph Beattie, do. at Carlcton. 
 
 Mr. Thomas Baldwin, Cvllcctnr of TaxeSf 
 
 Mr. Henry Nice, ditto »t Carleton, 
 
 William Durant, Esq. and Mr. Samuel Hallett, Overseers of the Poor, 
 
 James O. Botts, Esq. Keeper of the Alms House. 
 
 Ezekiel barlow, Hugh Johnston, John Ward, and William Leavitt, Es« 
 fjinrcs, Pori Vv'ardensh 
 
 Captain George Matthew, Harbour Master, 
 
 His Worship the Mayor, Collector of Anchorage, 
 
 Captain Tiioraas Hobsoni Collector of Wharfage at the Srenku/fitft* ' 
 
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 Thomft* Ueed, Abraham Maybce, John Reed, John Leavitt, John Mi 
 John Wii'.htmao, James Reetl, Smith Thomas, John|S. Anthony, Benjjuuiin 
 Dalton, George Thomas, Alexander Mills, and John VVoodley, Branch 
 Vilols. 
 
 John Boyd, M. D. and Henry Cook, Esquires, Visiting Physicians. 
 
 Messrs. Crookshank & Walker, Kerr Si Ratchforil, Jfoha Cox, Samuel 
 Stephen, Geofjje D. Robinson, John V. Thurgar, and XichoUon & Vernon, 
 LireHJted Auctioneers. 
 
 James 'Price, David Fisher, Alexander M'Grotty, Gkjorge Bond, Thomas 
 Leacii, Thomas Traflon, and Jacob Snider, Surveyors of Luvihcr. 
 
 William Whelpley, Inspector of Lathwood, StaveSy Hoop Pules. S^c. 
 
 William Barlow, Henry M'Adam, Geoi^'o Waterberry, and George Boi\- 
 flrtll, Cullers of Dried Fish. 
 
 William Whelply, Henry M'Adam, Samuel Strange, and Henry Nice, //;■ 
 spfclors of Pickled Fish. 
 
 R. C.Minnette, Esquire, City Surveyor. 
 
 Rev. F. Coster, Josiah Wetmore, and Samuel Strange, Trustees of Schoil:^. 
 
 John Chiiloncr, Esquire, City Gttager. 
 
 Levi Lockhart, Pound Kecjyer ; J. Belyea, do. at Carletoii, 
 
 Joshua Bunting, Fence Viewer. 
 
 Joshua Bunting, looker after yiiisances. 
 
 Robert James, Inspector of Cord !Vood, 
 
 John Masten, Inspector of Cord Wood, Lath U^ood, Slaves and Bark, f>> 
 the North Slip. 
 
 Seth Seely, Collector of Shippage and Wharfage, Weigher of liny, and Mca- 
 iurer of Grain and Coals. 
 
 PARISH OF PORTLAND. 
 
 .T. C. Waterbcrry, Henry Gilbert, Allen Otty, Esqrs. Overseers of the Poo.. 
 
 Ephraim Sentell, James M'Gregor, V/illiam Ackcrley, Thomas Bean, John 
 Miles, and James Grundy, Fence Viewers. 
 
 Daniel Smith, Town Chrk. 
 
 fames Robinson, John Robinson, jun. Francis Johnston, William Clukc, 
 John Lodge, Robt. Long, John Furlong, John Vincent, fas. Biir\y, Const abla. 
 
 Thomas Baldwin and Joseph Fowler, Collectors of Taxes. 
 
 Richard Stephenson, Michael Campbell, Joshua A. Eg^an, Pound Keepers. 
 
 Robert Payne, and Robert Rankin, jun. Trustees of Schools. 
 
 PARISH OfIaNGASTER. 
 
 Isaac Clarlie and Archibald Menzies, Overseers of the Poor. 
 
 Isaac Clarke, and G. C. Carman, Trusters of SchooU, ' 
 
 WiHiam Tilton, and John Cochrane, Pound Keepers. 
 
 Joseph Laggs, John Harding, Archibald Cooper, Robt. Kelly, CotislabUi 
 
 John Harding, Collector of Taxes. 
 
 William Tilton and George Van^hnn, Fence Viewers. 
 
 John Cufcraie, Town CUrk ai d Ov.rtecr of the Fishery. 
 
 
 
 
eavitt, John Mill*, 
 
 Liithony, Benj;»nii|fi 
 
 VVoodley, Branch 
 
 P/ii/sicians. 
 uhu Cox, Samuel 
 liolson & Vernoii, 
 
 rge Bond, Thomas 
 
 Lumhcr, 
 
 p Pules, SfC. 
 
 and George Boa- 
 id Henry Nice, In- 
 
 Trustees of Scho<!.>. 
 letoik 
 
 wes and Bark, / > 
 rofllay, and Mil a- 
 
 rrseers of the Pam. 
 lionias Bean, Jol.i) 
 
 n 
 
 , William Clllkc^ 
 . Burly, Comfablti. 
 ir.v. 
 »u, Pound Keepers. 
 hools. 
 
 'oor. 
 
 Kelly, Comlabl 
 
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 y* 
 
 PARISH OF SAINT MARTINS. 
 
 J;imes Moran, Joseph Drown, and Isaac Bradshaw, Trustees of Schools. 
 
 Ehcnezcr Vaughan, and William Bradshaw, jun. Overseers oj^ the Poor, 
 
 Joseph Brown, Collector of l^axes, 
 
 ilezekiah Belong and Simon Vaughan, Coastahlee. 
 
 Daniel Vaughao, Pound Keejyer. 
 
 Daniel Brown and Philip Black, Fence Viewers. 
 
 Henry S. Powers, Parish Clerks 
 
 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 
 
 Honorable William Black, Chairman, 
 James Ewing, Enquire, Deputy Chairman. 
 COMMITTEE. 
 •Xe^jemia!) Merritr, j) C R. W. Crookshank, 
 
 Thomas Millidge, > Esquires. ^ Charles Simonds, 
 Thomas Barlow, ) ( Roi)ert Rankin. 
 
 Mr. James Roherrson, jun. Secretar}'. [ 
 
 8AINT JOHN SOCIETY LIBRARY. 
 
 Honorable John Robinson, President, 
 Honorable Ward Chipman, Vice-President, 
 Rev. Frederick Coster, and James White, Esqniro-, Cbmmittecr. 
 Robert Parker, Esquire, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 Library hours— Three till four o'clock on Wednesdays and Saturdays. 
 
 ECLECTIC LIBRARY. 
 
 William B. Kinnear, Esquire, President, 
 Thomas Barlow, Esquire, Vice-President, 
 George D. RoMnson, Esquire, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 Mr. J. V/. Boyd, Librari:in. 
 Library hours— Fron) three tiJI four on Wednesdays and Saturdays. 
 
 If 
 
 Claayitable Institutions. 
 
 Thomas Millidge, Esquire, President, 
 Henry Halsall, Esquire, Vice-President, 
 Jithn M. VVilmot, Esquire, Treasurer, 
 James T. Hanford, Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 — qO^ — 
 
 Robert W. Crookshank, Esquire, President, j 
 John Boyd, Esquire, M.D. Vice-President,, 
 Mr. Jnmes P.ohertson, sen. Treasurer, 
 Mr. John Wi'jhart^ Sfcretary,. 
 
 ,jgai(ii.s-j#»,.,^-^*ri.Ti,ji^ .. 
 
 ^i 
 
<t« •, . 
 
 \i' i 
 
 ! (i 
 
 Town-Major Gallagher, President, 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Drury, Vice-President, 
 William B. Kinneur, Esquire, Treasurer, 
 Robert C. Minnette, Esquire, Secretary, 
 Mr. Janiee M'Cleary, Assistant Secretary. 
 
 John Ward, Senior, 
 Kugh /ohnston, Senr. 
 Ezekiel Barlow, 8enr. 
 John M. Wilmot, 
 Noah Disbrow, 
 Lauchlan Donaldson, 
 
 Esquires. 
 
 Zaimon Wheeler, 
 Thomas Millidge, 
 U. M. Jarvis, 
 George Matthew, junior, 
 Thomas Sanilall, and 
 Thomas HeavisiJe, 
 
 POOR MAN'S FRIEND FISHING SOCIETY. 
 
 Patron. 
 His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor. 
 
 C/iairinan. 
 
 His Worship the Mayor. 
 
 COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. 
 
 Richard Parte 
 VViHi»im fiodst 
 Sanuiel Mason 
 Thoinys Millc 
 James MilleK, 
 
 FIREWARDENS, 
 
 Hugh Johnston, Esquire, 
 Charles J. Peters, Esquire, 
 Thomaii Sancton, Esquire, 
 Stephen Humbert, Esquirtf, 
 Thomas Millidge, Enquire, 
 Thomas Pettingell, Esquire, 
 Craven Calverley, Esquire, 
 John M. Wilmot, Esquire, 
 
 Ezekiel Barlow, Esquire, 
 Lauchlan Donaldson, Esquire 
 John Ward, jun. Esquire, 
 Henry Gilbert, Esquire, 
 Witliam Leavitt, Esquire, 
 Thomas Barlow, Esquire, 
 Mr. Richard Lawrence, 
 Mr. A. S. Perkins. 
 
 FRIENDLY FIRE CLUB. 
 
 Yhomas Millidge^ Esquire, President, 
 William B. Kinnear, Esquire, Secretary. 
 
 and 
 
 UNION FIRE CLUB. 
 
 John H. Partelow, Esquire, President, 
 Thomas Sandall, Esquire, Vice-President. 
 Daniel Leavitt, Esquire, T •'isurer, 
 Mr. Dani<;l Jordan., Secretary. 
 
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 lllBB)»«gfyp>>>Wi>M»>iiwi|l«i M i i>) lii>iiii ■T-^.mw 
 
REGISTERED FIREMEN IN SAINT JOHN. 
 
 David Waterbery, Esquire, Chief Engineer, 
 Mr^ George Waterbery, Assistant Kngiueer, 
 
 Hichard Partelow, 
 VVi!li«in fioUsoe, 
 Sanuiel Mason, 
 Thoiiujs Miller, 
 James MilleK, 
 
 Honry Porter, 
 Thomas Fenwick, 
 Thomas W, Wurren, 
 George Colston, 
 Samuel Jordan, 
 Henry M«Acldam, 
 <)ames Hancock, 
 
 ENGINE No. 1. : 
 
 Silas G. Deforest, Foreman^ 
 
 John Miller, Assistant Foreman. 
 
 James M'Cullough, William Best, 
 
 William Eraser, Lewis Fairweather, 
 
 James Nisbet, James Portmore, 
 
 Stephen D. Duraat, Samuel Skinner* 
 Charles Best, 
 
 ENGINE No. 2, 
 
 ■^Villiam Barlow, Foreman, 
 William Bailey, Assistant Foreman. 
 
 William Thompson, Wm. Whelplcy, jun. 
 
 John Hawks, 
 Thomas Barlow, , 
 Samuel Dadge, 
 James Hughes, 
 John Leonard, 
 
 John Smith, 
 Oliver Blizard, 
 Thomas Calvert, 
 David Login, 
 Philip Scureman. 
 
 William W. Emslie, 
 William Hewiston, 
 James Campbell, 
 James M'Glashan, 
 James Goodwin, 
 
 ENGINE No. 3. 
 
 Stephen Gerow, Forevuxn, 
 
 Christopher Lockhart, Assistant Foreman. 
 
 James Wood, 
 James £. M^Donnld, 
 George M*Auley, 
 James M*Auley, 
 Charles Kay, 
 
 David Walerberrj, jun. David S. Marshall, 
 
 Peter M'Laren, 
 
 Robert Morecraft, 
 Issac Vanwart, 
 J(uiies Gerow, 
 William Vanwart, 
 W^llliam Beers, 
 George Thoaason. 
 
 Reuben Watts, 
 Samuel Gillies, 
 Fyler Dibblee, 
 Stephen Smith, 
 John M'Naughton, 
 John ArAlpinc, 
 
 ENGINE No. 4. 
 
 Isaac Gerow, Foreman, 
 
 John Dibblee, Assistant Foreman, 
 
 .Tohn Golding, 
 Daniel jones, 
 Gecge Spencer, 
 John Smith, 
 W illiam M'Arthur, 
 Charles S. Thomas, 
 
 4 
 
 Solomon Knight, 
 .leremiah Vradenburgh, 
 Joseph Mereer, 
 Thomas Durgan, 
 Ilobert WcBtcoat, 
 Grant M'Keozie. 
 
 
 f^ti*-^ 
 
 
 
Arr'wal a fid Departure of the MAUDES to and from St, John, 
 
 The MAils for Halifax, Cumberland, Sussex V^ule, T)f)rchestcr, 
 liichibiicto, Miramichi, Bay cle Chaleur, Fredericton, Que- 
 bec, and Montreai, depart on Wednesday, at 1 o'clock, 
 P. M. Letters for those places, must be in the Post-Offivc 
 by noon on that day. 
 
 The Mails from the above places arrive on Saturday at 2 v^ m. 
 
 Mails for Kingston, Gap;e Town, and Fredericton, are also dis- 
 jmtched on Saturday at 2 p.m. and arrive on Tuesday 
 at noon. 
 
 The Mails fromlSaint Andrews, Saint Stj^phens, and the United 
 States, arrive on Friday at 10 o'clock, a. m. and depart oji 
 Sat'jrday, at 3 p. m. 
 
 The Mails from Nova-i;>cotia, by the DIgby Packet, arrive on 
 Friday, and depart at noon on Saturday. 
 
 HOLIDAYS AT THE PUBLIC OFFICES. 
 1st January, New- Year's Day. 
 
 17th Marchi Saint Pi (riek. ' * . 
 
 23d April, Saint George. 
 
 29th Mav, Kinjr Charles. 
 
 24th June, Saint John. 
 
 I9th July, King's Coronoiion. 
 
 * 12th Aujnist, VJiwa Geortye the 4th bopn* 
 
 29th September, Michaelmas, 
 
 lull October. 
 
 3()th November, Saint Andrew. 
 
 25th December, Christmas Day. 
 
 ^;y I " > Christmas J lolidnys.^ 
 
 Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, 
 Easter Monday, Easter Tuesday. 
 Those Holidays ivhith happen on a Sundny are kept on the 
 Monday following. 
 
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 icket, arrive oii 
 
 From an AMElllCAN ALMANACK, for the Year 1827. 
 
 January. — Sisters and Brethren of the HotisehoW of Agricuhure, let me 
 five you giad {^reetinj;, and wish joy to your homes, on the rt'liirn of anothtr 
 Kew-Yenr. Peace, innocf nee, health, h»p[)iness, griuituiie, hu youi'ti, during 
 its progress. Abundant crops, crown your hihoiirs. Conteiunx'nt sweeten 
 all your enjoyments. Charity spread witU; your hands in buccour to t!>w 
 destitute. Benev<;l'jnce urjie yon to interpret the deeds ;uul words of otiiers 
 UH fnfourably as yon can ; forhiddin<i yon at all times, and in tlie most donhi- 
 ful canes, to put the worst constructions on any one's conthict ; ami te;.chi'!j: 
 you the forgiveness of injuries and enemies, as you yourselves would hope t;> 
 be forgiven. Love expand yoi'.r liearts to the end)r:ict'nient of the whoI<" 
 hnmifn family. And devbtion lift them up, in awe, hn'i:i!ity, ai'.d grateful 
 iifloraiion, to the Great Father of all, ih«' Mi'ilitie.'.t, the Wisest, tiie Best, 
 whose bounty, mercy, and love, shower plenty and joy thron^hout the uni- 
 verse. — liis goodn«j*s m;iy you experience in !ife, his mercy in death, and his 
 boundless, universal love in that brighter and better world, where felicity will 
 be ns perfect as it will be endless. 
 
 Hark ! the cattle have risen from their " recumbent posture,*' and seetn 
 to hint that their fodder is not where it should be, and tlmt the j'.ood men 
 imd niert lads are somth'Mv 'mX'xqtq they ought not so long to !)e — in the hon« 
 and in bed, instead of in the barn, distributing the morning uieal to their 
 horney and hairy and hay eating family. 
 
 FKBtinARY. — * A calendar, n calendar ! look in the almanac; find oi:i moon 
 ihine, find out moon-shine.' Search too for pDrients and prodigies. " \V^lien 
 these prodi«ries do so conjointly meet, let not men say, These are thei*- 
 reasons, — They are nnliiral ; For, I believe, they are portentous thinjjb, 
 Unto the climate that they i)oint upon." 
 
 " The 17th of Febrnar ( i.j98) tlie king (James 6th)being in the great kirk 
 (i, e. Saint Giles) of Edinburgh at the ceremone, Mr. Patrick Galloway red 
 out likit the forme or maneer of the divisione of the foure kirkis o'^ Edin. 
 nne quarter of the tonne to every kirke. The said 17th Fe'oruar, betwixt 'J 
 loin the morning, ane grate darknes be reasone o 'eclipes, sick ane darkne^ 
 hesnet beine sene, for the hail pepell within Edin.yat knew what it was, ;,at 
 it had beine duimsday. Merchaniis and otheris yat war ignorent, stckit li)tr 
 bait dofis, and ren to the kirke to praie, as j^if it had beine the last day." — 
 Birrel's Dairy, p. 45. 
 
 The 8upcr>tition of ihe ancients in regard to eclipses, was carried to an 
 excess almost surpassing belief. Philosophical treatises were written to show 
 against what regions the malevolent effects of any particular eclipse were 
 oimed; and the writers tifiirmpd, that the effects of an eclipse of the bu.», 
 continued ns many years as the eclipse lasted hours; and those of that of 
 the moon as many njonths.— In 113?., oa the 2d of Aug. there was u U-rribi* 
 
 D 
 
 ^1 
 
 "t*^.*-* 
 
 \ 
 
 '» -'A^ 
 
eclipse of the sun, during which the stnrs were lecn — and the awful rente, 
 quiuce was a schism iu the church, three Popes at once, assuiTiing each, t( 
 be the /egi/ima/c successor ofSmat Peter, The great solar eclipse in I80i/ 
 Biadc aiisost melancholy ami lianeinl change in the leasoiif, if we may ije- 
 Jieve the fanciful family of the cionkers. 
 
 Don't keep your cuttle constantly on salted fodder; they will tire of it. 
 Give your forward cows' good hay and occasionally some potatoes. 
 
 Maucu.— Every farmer should mind his p's and q's. in these limes, which 
 tr) men's purses tuui prudence ; he should ne^'^lect neither his vespers, nf>r 
 hiii vigils, nor his njatins ; business should, at times and seasons aU, he iiis pri^ 
 viuin tnofjile : his uiotto sl.ould bu sen/jtr paratns ; when his affairs demaful 
 instant iiltention, delay should not lie permitted to ohtrude his un'»ainl> 
 burly bulk into his coiiij)any ; when hi.s interest and duty both unite, and 
 lie plain and blraight before him, he should never say, as Pcrci^rine Pickle 
 when over futzi/, w;)s wont to do — '• \ have my doiil;tb" — thonyh it was na. 
 tur.'d enough in Pci e^ for when Sir Richanl, the skilful boivler, had "ivei»hiin 
 tLjii of the nini'pius, and he was tumbling and roilinu: about in all the iligni- 
 iy of lii/t, he might well be troubled vvi'li doubts of his own identity. Yes; 
 every farmer should po^sc-'s as nnieh decision of character as our Auicricati 
 travtller Led}urd, who surprised the clficial {;cr*on that asked him how soon 
 lie could be ready to set oif for the iiuerior of Africa, by replying" promptly 
 and firiaJy, " To- Moirow." Every farnier's wife, too, should cheerfully 
 bear her idiure in the heat ami burden of the ih\\\ and beautifully carry her 
 yoke evenly with her yoke follow. Neither ;;adding nor gossiping ought to 
 lead her to forget the liij;h duties of her culiiug. When the one or tho 
 other lures her astray, we \\i\ dd accost her, as Homer tells us Hector, ilia 
 hero o{ Troy, did his wife Andromache — ' Go home, and mind your own 
 busim^^s. Follow your spinning, and keep you maids to their work." 
 Their Penny of observation should go to tho purchase of experience. £very 
 inerthnnt siiould be a tair, yet caulrious dealer. Every parson should have 
 at I' a.ii ai nnxicusa solicitude for the tlock as for the llecce. Every doctor 
 should uvaid riiakmi,' unconscionablo bills, and holding our false hopes to 
 patients wliu c;;:: ;ieVLr reco\er. . 
 
 If not done in the fail, now dress your grass grounds with some well rotted 
 manure. Two lorids in the fdl aTe as goo I as three in the spring; buterstt 
 RO.v it is not too bite to secure a good crop. 
 
 .'XiRiL. — '• VVhe.i first the tender blades cfgrasa appear, 
 An.i buds, I'lnt yet tb.e breath of Enriia fear, 
 Stund ui the door of life, and ttsk to clothe tlie rear;** 
 
 The Airmer on»i,ht to get his implement" of luiiibandry in i^eadiness for 
 th *. diu\.i*> of the bur^y season. Hi^ sLimmtr fuel must be cut, and his wood- 
 ho H,' fi led. ft is also high tiiiiefor him to house his sleigh, sled, and all hi* 
 n) -.tJei!. .i.id things tiiat apijcrtuin io st^rn winter's surly reign, till the next 
 return of earth's whiteness. Safe bind, saf* find, is the word. Examine the 
 vonditiouofyour bec». Attend to your fences and stone walls. Give thew 
 vlU a thorough repui.' ai speedily usi ihu fro*t vviil allow. Whatever kind* at 
 
 
 w 
 
 ncin|5 mate 
 ncrally use 
 nee. Let ; 
 aWays to be 
 il'ight yf hand 
 lubstantiat fei 
 rier to breach 
 n mighty fine 
 the first table 
 vith hitn and 
 tion fences are 
 and the abs o 
 our more *tu 
 begin with a 
 isirned to lea 
 and then a sta 
 make nothing: 
 
 May.—" Pr 
 
 ^eetation : per 
 *r and simpler 
 promise is mos 
 teitament, whi 
 /^y, promises ai 
 one-be-sharp w < 
 ind by, but ihoi 
 Irom the most i 
 « very unprofii 
 vender may plu 
 pockets his pun 
 discover the ai 
 tenanco, may h; 
 accusation, velii 
 hii cost, that of 
 *'ing is a wearin 
 'I'ofully misnom 
 halitmsy in the ti 
 wfind. If it is 
 Napoleon was v 
 it in bhick nnd 
 and " reduced t( 
 Ions of the law;, 
 Attend to po! 
 early cabbages, a 
 the ?iin~iio coo 
 8onk the seed in 
 w lao.'c f o everj 
 
 "f^''i''^i*'%>-^^"*^ 
 
id the flwfiil reuse- 
 , assiiiTiing rnch, ti^ 
 >l«r eclipse in I80i^ 
 e ni»j pe 
 
 toiii, if w 
 
 they will tire of it. 
 potatoes. 
 
 I these times, which 
 itr iiis vespers, nur 
 isoiis aU, be !iis pri- 
 I his affnirs detnnriii 
 :ruile iiis ungainly, 
 iy bolli uiiite, and 
 i Perci'iine Pickle, 
 -fhoijyh it was nu. 
 mler^ had given him 
 ut'in al! tiie diiini- 
 ,vn Identity. Yes; 
 L*r as our Aiucricaa 
 sked him how soon 
 ! repiyifi-^ promptlj 
 , should cheerfully 
 cautifully carry her 
 gossij)ing ought to 
 en the one or tho 
 ;ells us Hector, ilia 
 r.d mind your owr. 
 s to their work." 
 3xperieuce. Every 
 )ui'bon shouki have 
 e. Every doctor 
 ur fuUc hopes to 
 
 111 icmc well rotted 
 spring; but er«tt 
 
 |car, 
 ;ar, 
 
 |c the rear;" 
 in readiness for 
 
 liu, and his wooJ- 
 
 ]), sled, and all h:» 
 
 bn, til! the next 
 
 [d. Examine the 
 
 falls. Give lhet« 
 
 hatcver kiad» qI 
 
 
 ijbncmjf materiali nre the cheepest and most plentiful, will be also th« moH 
 Generally used. But Btone walls nre unquestionably the best kind* of 
 (ence. Let a fencc^ however, he made of whatever maleriaU it may, itVught 
 always to he well and properly huilt. Never try to build a fence by nnr 
 slight of hand tricks, hocuSy pocus, or Ucicfc art. To conj^ire up a good and 
 lubstantial fence out of a few pieces of rotten sticks, and oppose it cs a bar- 
 rier to A/rflrc//y cattle, is a notable undertaking, at which some persons hava 
 n mii^hty fine knack. — Such ingenuity deserves the reward of sitting down «t 
 the first table of the Bcrmiciile** feast, in the eastern tale, and banqueting 
 with him and Shacabac on their invisible dainties. These patent con^iira- 
 ii')v fence<» are excellent horn books to teach cattle the a, b, c, of unrulincis, 
 Slid the abs of jumping over, or shovcn down, all opposition ; like some of 
 our more sturdy politicians, when fully bent on carrying a point. — Some 
 begin with a weak iiii\cey perhaps three rails high. — When their cattle have 
 laarned to leap over or throw down this, they add another rail, and now 
 and then a stake or a pro{)u Even all Xhis the tractable animals soon learn to 
 wake nothing of. 
 
 May. — " Promising is the very air o'er the time : it opens the eyes of ex- 
 j)eciation : j)erfonnarce is ever the duller for his act ; and, but in the plain- 
 er and simpler kind of people, the AqM of saying is quite out of use. To 
 promise is most courtly and fashionable ; perfonuance is a kind of will or 
 teitament, which argues a great sickness in his judgement that makes it.** 
 /^y, promises area crop much cultivated in the knowing f^cUh of this every- 
 one-be-sharp world ^of ours, and they are as jilenty as blackberries will be by 
 •nd by, but though, like compliments, they cost nothing, and are easily raised 
 trom the most unpromising soil of cool heads and colder hearts, yet they ape 
 ft very unprofitable crop, ^eldon) going for vinre than they are worth ; tho 
 vender may plume himself on his l;nack nt bargaining, when the vende* 
 pockets his purchase, and smilingly trips away ; but the imposee may ofteri 
 discover the article to be damnified, and, with a different show of conc- 
 tenance, may happily tuvn it u}>«.in the iwpotrr's hanils : tlicn will there bo 
 accusation, velitation, litigation; and the planter in these fields will find to 
 nil cost, that of raising many promises there is no end, and that much fib- 
 <Mng is a weariness of the flesh. — The jyromising voice of the people is most 
 wofully misnomered vot Dei/ — Never depend too much on promises orrrr- 
 ifl/i/w*, iii the transaction of business. Ink in such cases is preferable to 
 wind. If it is proposed to you to make a wordy agreement, exclaim, as 
 Napoleon was wont frequently to do, " bah /" words are wind, let us hav« 
 H m black and white, according to the precij^c understanding of the thing, 
 and " reduced to a demonstration," so as to- clout effectually the harpy ta- 
 lons of the law; otherwise, in a day or two hence, we may * have our doubts.*^ 
 Attend to potatoes, peas, beans, cucumbers, corn, oats and barley. Set 
 
 rly cabbages, and don't forget turnips. Planting time is here : no spots on 
 the sun — no cooling eclipses — and corn will do nicely — with good hoeing. 
 
 oak the seed in copperas water, for about forty-eight hour», putting an ounco 
 
 1' lao.'c to everj? quart of the seed soaked. 
 
 
 
 v.. 
 
 -^«fr^' 
 
 1 
 
JuMB. — *' A man may see how tlii* world goei with no eye«. Look with, 
 t<)iue cara : see how yon justice rails upon yon simple ihicf*. Hark, in ihinj 
 ear: chaniJ:c places ; and handy dandy, which is the justice, which in thi| 
 fliief ? — Thou hast seen a farmer's doj»hark at a beggar? and the creature 
 
 run from the cur? There thou might'st behold the great image of autho- 
 rity : a dog's ohey'd in office. — Th« usurer hangs the cozener. Through 
 tattered dothes small vices do appear; robes and furred gowns hidv all. 
 Plate sin with gold, and the strong lance of justice liurtless breaks: arm it 
 in rags, a pigmy's straw doth pierce it. Get thee glass eyes if thou art blind, 
 nod seem to see tilings thou dost not, as mar.^ a scurvy politician oft will 
 do." — If one method of treating seed corn, in order to its preservation from 
 worms, birds, Sec. be found not to succeed well, some other of the variou* 
 modes ought to be tried. One way of protecting it against the assaults of 
 these marauders, U, to soak it in water, then roll it in lulphur, and plant it 
 immediately : sulphur is c{' itself a manure, btit by no means so eflicAciom 
 for maize as plaster: if should always, therefore, after being sonkeJ some 
 hours, be rolled in pl.^^er b&fore planting. The effect of this application oa 
 the growing crop i, very great indeed. — Remember that the largest and best 
 seed-potatoes will produce the largest and best crops. — Break off' the most 
 thrifty shoots of your seed-cabbage-stumps, and set these shoo'.s out as you 
 *lo plants; they will produce very early and large cabbages : break them from 
 the stumps, not cut them, as the broken fibrous parts will the more readily 
 form roots. ^ Don't plant your corn too deep, for deep planting deprives it 
 rtf much of the influence of the sun and atmosphere, and exposes U lo * 
 weight of cold earth that contains little vegetable food, and that beconun 
 so baked by the sun as to keep the feeble plant from starting to the surfass. 
 Water young plants in the evening. Weed flax. Weed your gardens lb«- 
 roughly. 
 
 July. — If you inter ! lo thrive, *tis now time that you were all nlive ; »« 
 hermitizhi^ sure wi'! d(\ when you've much husinet>s to go through ; whcrs 
 Ci^rn and grass start full in view, and ask a brisk ami jovial crew, to treat 
 them as injustice due, you must not sit and ruminate beneath the sycamore, 
 or prate about vvliat you have seen or done, for haying now should be begun. 
 So, to it, boys, with sithe and rake, and let the best precedence take the loa- 
 ders of the fragrant 6eld, to whom the rest are bound to yield. Before th9 
 liun has risen, rise, ftud to your mowing hie, for thus they /yor/c it who ars 
 vyise. and from their slumbers fly. It will be the best vvay in the cool of the 
 <l;iy to husband your strength ; and thou, when at length the sun's scorchiai; 
 fays set you all in a blaze, you can relax from your toil, and repose you 
 asv'Mlo, beneath the dark svcamore, which we told of before, till the bcHl 
 
 ' III 
 
 M.lja.i ;li:"ir.i.h, when the day's vork you may finish. But shun cold water* 
 deadly chill, thon-h thirst is ur?;iag you to swill, if you don't wish yourself 
 to kill ; and let not rum too freely flow, and set your gizzard in a glow, le»» 
 you become u>ixki//i'd to mow, or get too hazj/ e'en to go. 
 AucusT. — " Somej>Iace their bliss in action, sotne in ease ; 
 Those cull i( plensurc, und couttnluicat thaie*^ 
 
 . 0o said At 
 iher, and fal 
 
 An, ever thin 
 fbr plcasuriJ 
 out which 111 
 10 long sougl 
 ni»?hl over tl 
 The Persian! 
 door to be u| 
 on whom In: 
 play d«ily wil 
 man doctor 
 very point, ii 
 titled, "Ich 
 or, Physic brl 
 leiis grand thj 
 io, my word 
 Mice afr.resai 
 liers, and di'o 
 determined t< 
 and if thev w( 
 grago of Spaii 
 hold them." 
 when steam is 
 iheni to l)» jc 
 Dig ripe r 
 Pull flax.—D 
 
 Septkmber. 
 why so, Cassii 
 whistle, and ' 
 dusty by-pM'h 
 to exclaim, so 
 kingdom for a 
 t« horrah, an 
 eut a sorry pr 
 b<> had had i 
 helligerants of 
 not to be con 
 seized as such 
 tontendins^ p( 
 ally to be rest 
 mnury, who a 
 fields and fore 
 n green. — I, o 
 peacefully if J 
 Uubb/; " C9i 
 
 Xm. Willi )iw 'iii»l8 «!? i >ll)l l 
 
 ' ■ l*-'%r-r^m'< 
 
t eyef. Look yrUk 
 lief. Mark, in ihinj 
 iistire, which in thil 
 ? and th*! crcnture 
 eat image orBiitho- 
 cozener. ThrougN 
 ed ;owns hidtt all. 
 less hrcaks: nrna it 
 I'es if thou art blind, 
 y politician oft will 
 ts preservation from 
 ther of the varioiK 
 inst the assaults of 
 ilphnr, and plant it 
 means »o efRcAcioui 
 being soaked loree 
 f this application oa 
 the largest and best 
 Bre«k off the most 
 ; ihoo'.s out It!! Toil 
 !s : break them from 
 ill the more reaJilj 
 ,-)lanting deprives it 
 nd exposes n lo ii 
 , and that becomes 
 ^ting to the surfass. 
 your gardens ibo- 
 
 were all nlive ; ba 
 
 go through ; where 
 
 iai crew, to treat 
 
 eatb the sycamore, 
 
 w should be begun. 
 
 dence take the loa- 
 
 yield. Before tlia 
 
 ey wnr/t it who «ra 
 
 iu the cool of tita 
 
 the sun's scorchiii? 
 
 I, and repose you 
 
 )erore, til! the heat 
 
 ; shun cold waterS 
 
 ou't wish yourself 
 
 ;ird in a glow, lei4 
 
 
 »* 
 
 . 0o said Alcjuniffr the greftt. Rut all seek pleasure in one iflode or dito* 
 |hcr, and fancy iliey obtain it, while few look for contentment, or, if iher 
 «o, ever think they find it. All, then, should be in action, since they wish 
 iter plcnsuiw To action, too, should all resort, if they wish for health, with- 
 out which no plcnsure can be enjoyed. Exercise is the true elixir of life, 
 so long sought for in vain by the ancient alLl)cmi?ts, while sweating «t mid- 
 nifliht over their crucibles, and watcljins: the birth of the grand arcanum. 
 The Persian physician was well nware cT ibis, who ordered a hollow battle- 
 door to be nir.de, In which he enclo;'ed his niedicin.'sand requested his king, 
 on whom luxury and indolence had fastened a complication of disorders, to 
 play daily with the instrument at shuttlecock. — Hear what the famous Ger- 
 man doctor Siegfried Schroeder Schoendcrbrohgendoitrugcr, says to this 
 very point, in the 999th page of the 222d Ibl. vol. of his immortal work, en- 
 titled, " Ich Den Rifiigen Lchrcr Der Warbeit Beit Der Froh Die Hand," 
 or, Physic brought home to every one's bu;^iness and bosom ; the idea is no 
 less grand than original. — * Keep no more cats than will catch mice ; if you 
 do, my word for it, you will have a sickly house, overrun, not only with tbo 
 mice aforesaid, but, what is much ..lOre to the purpose, with as many pow- 
 ders, anti di*opi, and pills, and boluses, and nostrums, as if porap itself harf 
 determined to listen to poor king Lear, and take physic in earnest. No; 
 and if they won't rat it nor mnnse it, I wouKI join issue with my brother San- 
 trajfo of Spain, and prescribe warm water, till the house became too hot lo 
 hold them." Perhaps, bad tbi^ celebrated iEsculapiu* lived in our day, 
 when ttenm is applied to so many auf! various uses, he might liave ordcr^il 
 them to l)» jot stea.ny^ and then sent packing. 
 
 Dig: ripe potatoes, anj such as have dead vines. Inoculate fruit item. 
 Pull flax. — Drain marshes. Be not too I'ond of finery. 
 
 September. — " Cassius Is s-weary of (he world I" cries Peter Piper ; ** ay ? 
 why so, Cassius ?" questions uncleRubby, " becayte I've nothing to wet my 
 whistle, and 'li? pugnacious hard work to beat Nicky's tattoo along these 
 dusty by-pA-hs, with not a tester in one's pouch ; I'm every moment ready 
 to exclaim, somewhat in king Richard the hunchback's despairing note, my 
 kingdom for a — tiram ! — Archimedus or Pythagoras was a ;;»/;£,' jiJ(//7cio«i dolt 
 t« horrah, and cry eureka, only for having, like a simple school-boy, fignre«i 
 cut a sorry problem ; bad it been a tos« of whiskey that he had clurcbed, 
 b* had had reason to cry," I have foun<l h.^^ And i submit it to the grcal 
 belligerants of Congrcj'', whether gin, whskey, brandy, and porter ought 
 not to be considered articles contraband of war, and may not ba lawfully 
 seized as such on the grand highway to the several territories of the hifh 
 tontending powers ; and whether such matters and things ought not speci- 
 ally to be reserved for the aid, comfort, and sustentation of us, the busy yeo- 
 manry, who are plodding our weary way on the neutral ground of our own 
 fields and forests, peaceful and temperate ns cows on a common, or geese oa 
 « green. — I, one of the sovereign paoplc, want whiskey, and will hava it« 
 peacefully if I can, forcibly if I must." " Here, take this fourpeoce," saya 
 Hubby ; " cease yotw raat and caot, get your vtomiugf mad puzzle it { and 
 
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 then sway to the forest to felling the trees." — Mix itraw, in layerf, witWy 
 freea or new-cut clover, grttss, or corn stalks. [j 
 
 Gather eorn-5t:ilks. Get off the flax-seed. Put the cider-mill in order) 
 for makinjc good Old Orchatd, the true yanky whiskey. Gntlier the npplei ' 
 mn they fall. Sow winter grain, if not done already. Don't let the pij» (,o 
 to digging your potatoes, nor the hens, hawks, and squirrc!*! to shelling tho 
 eorn.nor tha cattle to pickins; the apples, as they are had workmen, and apt 
 K) do the hiiainesH in a^lovenly way. Spread out flax to rot. Gather your 
 white beans. Pull seed heinp, and secure it *r. your barns. 
 
 OcTOBSR. — Many evils are in the world, and if they cannot he cured, thoy 
 B»u»t be endured. The king*s evil we have all heard of, iJ'we have neither 
 •cen it, nor 'uffered it. And kings ti.emselvcs are great evils; but ^ith 
 them we have not been much troubled in our happy country, in these latter 
 •lajs. — Anciently, kings became quacks, and as they claimed their sceptres 
 by divine riiiht, they assumed the divina right also of curing the kings evil, 
 and other disorder)*, which the coward/ce, ignorance, and superstition that 
 could servilely submit to their pride ind tyranny, were not at all disposed 
 lo call in qjestion. But enough of kir.gs — monarchs and courts are all the 
 snmtt, from Macedonia's miulmau to the Swede, from a German duke*s tc a 
 Russian tznr*s — vhey are all quackery. Another evil is the queati's rt'i/, a 
 disorder to which many of the/rtj'rrcx arc often subject. It generally arises 
 from a too frequent iHse of the snuff* box, the pipe, the tobacco-box, \\\eaqua 
 vitar bottle, and the Waverley novels; and nninirests itself in an utter aver- 
 sion to cold water, ivory comlis, soap-suds, close caps, dopped tresses, and 
 short nails. The most prohjible mode of effecting a cure is, to subititute Lv 
 vender for the anuff-box, wormwood for the pipe, sweet Hag for the toba»'co 
 box, spruce beer and <lie*. drink for ihc nqua-vilnc, and the Bilde for Waver* 
 ley. And during this gradual change in the routine ofrnjnt/nieut.-i, the patient 
 should be coaxed to freque'tt use of the cold haik, as every thing de|M?nds on 
 ablutions and abstertions' being pcrformetl with mussulman exactitude; while 
 soap and Sfind, the comb, the siissors, jind the Jicsh-hush, should be daily ro 
 vurred to, in aid of the great work of subduing this hi/dm evil. One morn 
 for the pres?nt, smd we will forbear, for we dearly love the last best gift of 
 Heaven to man, when wc behold then» neat, thrifty, cheerfid, and unloqiuv 
 cious. Our beloved fiionds are som.'^timcs attackc;!, like ourselves, with tho 
 cacoelhes loqueiidi, after the manner of poor Xantippe of old, and when tlia 
 fit is or\ them their loveliness u all cclipicd. 
 
 NovEMui R. — *' Count de Bussy," says the English reviewer of his memoirt, 
 *• lent a manuscript to a lady, who was then in a convent, and whom he 
 thought one of bis best friends, for fonr-and-twenfy hoiu's.'* Now, "truth 
 will often mock gram.unr, and it does so here. In lOfi.S, xhchest friendships, 
 wo may suspect, lasted even 24 hours, cspecinlly when fornjed between a 
 courtier, and a lady who was an inmate of a convent. But is it potsihle 
 friendship in any ag.*, ever existed so long? Nowadays, such a circumstance 
 appears quite inc^K'di!)Io. In these modern times, fricu'lsliip is remarkably 
 tenglivcd, if, with the kir.tkist nursing, it survive thepcriod devoted to dining 
 
 |t a ftshionl 
 lies in a ni^ 
 [ome preferl 
 ^id nut knoj 
 strange a rcl 
 with you up| 
 a desperate 
 old friendb !| 
 ing cough, id 
 blue ruin ; r) 
 debt, oxalic 
 plenty c#*aqi| 
 much as Dr.f 
 brethren of tl 
 hind Uiui. wril 
 ii\pft cabbagej 
 IklMBbes ur 
 4>^Hf>e gr< 
 
 minal. Pastil 
 ed, are proper 
 entirely exclul 
 Relaxations ol 
 gorute and \tr\ 
 energy and ar 
 henlth, to chl 
 bears near affui 
 philantlrjropy, 
 then ihc croak 
 into duub, smi 
 imilo once a n 
 for a month tc 
 is an utis ; the 
 pravest in»u is 
 ing plcasiu'^ in 
 pi'oiiioiing f!je 
 Imr fiery eiubr 
 vour locks of I 
 when you go li 
 I on your path s 
 
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 Take n burn 
 III before a bo( 
 liee the round 
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 Gilt lier the npplei' 1 
 n't let the pij* j,o 
 ;!>: to shelling tho 
 workmen, and apt 
 ot. Gather your 
 
 not be cured, thoj 
 il' we have neither 
 St evils; but *ilh 
 trv, in these latter 
 ned their sceptre« 
 ing the kings evil, 
 I superstition that 
 not nt all tlispofod 
 courts are all the 
 erman duke*s to sk 
 the quean* s evily a 
 Il generally arise* 
 ncro-\)ox, Xheaqua 
 If in an utter aver- 
 •0|)ped tresses, and 
 is, to suhititute Lv 
 ag for the toba«'?t> 
 le Bible for Waver- 
 ynteuls,\\\c patient 
 thinj: de|M?nd8 on 
 exactitude; while 
 hould be dully ro* 
 evil. One niofH 
 ie last best gift of 
 fnl, and unloqtuv 
 ursclves, with tho 
 Id, and when t\\t 
 
 T of his memoir*, 
 
 It, and whom ho 
 
 IS." Now, 'truth 
 
 ]phext frienilsbips, 
 
 )rn)e(l between « 
 
 lut is it poisihle 
 
 li a circiunstanco 
 
 li|) is remarkably 
 
 luvoted to dining 
 
 it a fashiontble dinner-party. Like JonahN gourd, it grovrg in a night, aad 
 lies in a ni^ht. A gentleman went to coui^rrttulate a friend oruhi» gaining 
 lomo prefernient. The friend, puffed un with hi« promotion, pretended he 
 Hid nut know who the gentleman r>di. Not in the least disconcerted at to 
 strange a reception, he changed bis tone, and said, ' I am come to condole 
 with you upon the great niifcforiune that has befallen you : — yours is, indeed 
 a desperate case : you arc so completely deaf and blind as not to know your 
 old friends I' — Sovereign remedies : For the gorft, to^and water; whoop- 
 ing cough, ipecacuanha^;^ bile, exerci-c; corns, easy shoes ; Ics vapcuvt noirt^ 
 blue ruin ; rhcumati\m,X«tW llanncl and patience ; tooth-ache, pluck it out ; 
 debt, oxalic acid ; love, uuitriniouy ; scolding wife, smoking ; closefistedness, 
 plenty orf" aqua-vita;. Bui we have done, or we shall enlighten the world a* 
 much as Hr. RadclilFe saiD be would do, who used to threaten some of hi* 
 brethren of the faculty, that he would leave the whole niystery of pliysic bo» 
 hind Uim. written on half a sheet of paper. — Dig carrots, beets, turnips, par*- 
 nj^)* cabbages, &c. early in the month, if not done the last of October. — 
 Ik'.uA^fcas under shelter. Carry celery into the cellar. Finish ploughing 
 4)^^H|ie ground gets too hard. 
 
 9P9e»/\)EK. — InnT>cent mirth, gayety, and recreation, are surely not ti- 
 oiinal. Pastiwie kwA amusoment, at suitable seasons, and not unduly extend- 
 ed, are proper, and even necessary; for youth. Nor ouL'ht any age to bo 
 entirely excluded from an occasional and rational participation in thein. 
 Relaxations of toU, and unbendingsof the mind from study, serve to rcinvi- 
 gnrute and reanimate the corporeal and mental jiowcrs, aiul give them n«w 
 cncrizy and ardour for the renewal of their labours. They conduce; to 
 hcnlth, to clice»Tuluass, and to philanthropy; and inattention to health 
 bears near affinity to the crime of suicide, and a want of cheerfulncse, or of 
 philanti»ropy, is forbidden by the Foujider of the Christian Faith. Let not 
 then ihe croakings of moroseness and of beetle-browed bigotry frighten you 
 into duub, smileucss melarjcholy.'or drive you only to grin horribly a ghast- 
 •milo once a month, and be obliged to mourn for the unnatural exhibition 
 for a month to ctn.ie, as if it were the unjiardonable sin. — The g:avc8t beait 
 is an ass; the gravest bird is an owl ; the gravest fish is an oyster; and tho 
 gravest man is u fool. But don't, while engaged iu your sleighrides, or icek- 
 lag plcasur*^ in any other mode, do not lly to strong liquors as a means of 
 prouioiiug clioerrulness. Do not let theDalilah Rum lure you tog often to 
 liur fiery embraces, and while she lulls you to slecj) in her lap, shear close 
 y»ur locks of reason, dejyrivingyou of both bodily imd mental strength; least, 
 wlien you go heIjJie^s!y frou) her claliiuuce, every stick, and stone, and stra'r 
 jonyour path should prove a Plnlisiine in the way.— Fahlwii.t,. 
 
 To o/merve an Ecitpse of Ihs Sun, loUhout injury to the Eye, 
 Take a burning g'ass, or spectacle glass, that magnifies viry much ; hold 
 lit before a book^or pasteboard, wice the distance of its focus, and you will 
 lice the rouud body of the sun, ^\\A the maimer in which the moou passca 
 llciweeu llie gUisi and tho bUi:, during ihu whole cclipuc, 
 
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