F74 .P8 P873 \^ .^/^^^ ^. ^6^ ^oV^ o V, o , » - ^G^ 0^ A ^-^ > -^^-0^ ^ 4 o o o ^ ^ '^•^. ^^'' - < ,-^ -Jy^ V ,0 -0 S ^ f: <> " 3 N O "* ,S^^ -^^-^o^ ^^^.. K c v^. V \' ^'/^,'^.r/^/l,^ ^^-^ c'^ ^(^ '<>r ,.% .^ ^"-^^ ,0" 4 o jp-n t^ -(^^ V \^ I, c 0' O fT\ O o .■^ -^ .^ c -^ 4 — SERIALS ADVERTISEMENT. In presenting the first number of the Plynnouth Almanac, rectory and Business Advertiser to the judgment of the public, e Publisher feels confident that he has anticipated the wants d desires, of nearly, if not every adult member of the com- mily. Yo pains or expense has been spared to render this first num- ■ full and complete, and it is believed that the citizens and )se doing business here will find in it such a collection of in- malion in relation to the residents and business of the place will render it an almost indispensable book of reference, in 1 family, work shop, and store. The advertising department will be found to be a valuable •tion of the volume, as it will be seen that many of the prin- al business establishments of the place are here represented, d the citizen or stranger may obtain such information as will ble him without difficulty to obtain every variety of articles ich may be needed for the purposes of life. TIMOTHY BERRY. b2 R E G I S T E K . COUNTY OFFICERS. County Commissioners. — John B. Turner, Scitu- ate; Thomas Sa very, Wareham; Joshua Smith, Han- son. Special Commissioners — Jonathan Parker, Plymp- ton; Edward Southworth, North Bridgewater. Jadi,^e of Probate. — Aaron Hobait, East Bridge- water. Kefrlster of Probate. — Jacob H. Loud, Plymouth. Count q Treasurer. — William R. Sever. Sheriff. — Branch Harlow Middleborough. Clerk of the Courts. — John B. Thomas. Register of Deeds. — Roland E. Cotton. Deputy Sheriffs. — Coomer Weston, John Perkins, Plymouth; Spencer Cushman, Kingston; Nathaniel Clapp, South Scituate; Stephen Bartlett, West Scitu- ate; Ebed Hersey, Hingham; Benjamin Kingman, N(»ith Bridgewater; Joseph Chambedin, East Bridge- water; John M. Reed, West Bridgewater; Joseph Jackson, Middleborough; Daniel Hall, George W. Haskell, Rochester. Deputy Gaoler and Keeper of House of Correc- tion. — Putnam Kimball, of Plymouth. Crier of the Courts. — Nathaniel Wilder, of Kings- ton. TERMS OF THE COURTS. Supreme Judicial Court, at Plymouth, second Tues day of May. A Law Term for this County at Taun- ton, third Tuesday of October. Court of Common Pleas, at Plymouth, on the sec- ond Mondays of April and August and tirst Monday of December. PROBATE COURTS. At the Probate Office, in Plymouth, on the third Mondays of January, February and May, the second Mondays of April and August, and first Monday of December. At Scituate, on the first Tuesdays of March and June, and the last Tuesdays of August and November. b3 6 il E G I sj T E R . At East Bridgewarer, on the first Tuesdays of April, July and October. j At Middleboroiigh, on the first Tuesdays of May, I August and November. i At Rochester, on the Wednesdays next after the first Tuesdays of May and iXoveniber. COUNTY commissioners' MEETINGS. At the Court House, first Tuesday of January, third Tuesday of March, and first Tuesday of August. Old Colouy HailrcHd Corporation* IncorporoAed March 16, 1844. O F F I C E R S . John Sever, Prpsilent. J. H. Loud, Clerk. Ad- dison (liltnore. Treasurer, olhce No. 14 Merchants Exchange, Ijoston. John Sever of Kingston, Addison Gihnore, Nathan Carruth, Uriel Crocker and Wiiliani Thomas of Boston, Isaac L. Hedge and .lacob H. Loud of Plymouth, Directors. OLD COLONY RAILROAD. From Boston to Plymouth, 37 miles. Passes through Dorchester, Q,uincy, Braintree, Soutli Weymouth, Abington Hanson, Halifax, North Plymp- ton and Kingston. Joseph H. Moore, Superintendent. Asa H. Moore, > „ , ^ T-^..^^,. A a . } Conductors. Joseph A. oampson, y PASSENGER TRAINS. Winter Arraagenieat. Plymouth for Boston, at 7 1-2 A.M., and 3 1-2 P.M. Bo'ston for Plymouth, 8 A.M., and 1 P.M. Fare, $1.00 Stages run in connection with the Trains to Cape Cod, VVareham, and to all the towns lying east of the Road, and to the Bridgewaters and Randolph. REGISTER. Meelinaf Houses and Clergymen. 1st Co7igregatioval ,^\iiTket Squnre. James Kendall, D. })., and Rev, Geo. W. Briggs, colleague. 2d do. MoMurnent, Ponds. Rev. J. S. J)\vight, JNJ.P. 3d do. Cinirchof the Pilgrimage, llev. ('. S. Porter. 4th do. Eel River. Rev. Benjamin Whittmore. 5th do. Robinson, Pleasant street. Bapiisi — Rev. Harvey, Spring st. Universaiisi — Rev. R. Tomlinson, Leyden st. 1st Christian Baptist — Rev. Goodwin, Pleas, st. 2d do. do. Rev. Wrn.Faunce, Kel River. Protestant Episcojial — Rev. Snow, Russell st. Goveriiiu<;at of the United StaleH* JAMES K. POLK. Pa'.sMl(^iil. Salary, . $2.'").nn(l Geori,'e M. Dallas, Vice Pre.si(lent. " . . G,U()f) Jaine.s Buchanan, Secretary of Slate. " . . 6,(in(; Ilohert I. Walker. Secretary of tlie Treasury. " . . 6,000 William L. Marcy. Secretary of War. " . . 6,0(11) Georije Bancroft. Secretary of the Navy. " . . 6.000 Cave Johnson, Post Master General. " . . 6,000 John Y. Ma.son, Attorney General. " . . 4,0U(i Roger B. Taney, Chief Justice. Eelipnei-t in the year 1S46. There will be tsvo Eclipses the present year, both of ihe Sun, a.s follows : — The first will be on the 25th of April, B'-i^inning at li. 47 ni. in the evening. Middle, 1 h. 29 m. Eii.l, 2 h. 10 ni. " This Eclipse will be visible throughout the United Stale,?. The second Eclipse will be on the 20th of October, invisible in America. Boiiinning at 2 h. 41 m. in the morning. Mi. Idle, :ni. 22 m. " End. 4 h. 7 m. " " The Na»it'!<4 and Sij^niii of the Zodiac* "K" Aries, hend. j :£!:, Libra, reins, y Taurus, neck. \ TT] Scorpio, secrets. n Gemini, arms. \ f Sagittarius, thighs. 25 Cancer, breast. \ Vp Capricornus, knees. ^ Leo, heart. \ ^cxx Aquarius, legs. TT^ Virgo, belly. ;: X Pisces, feet. b4 ! 8 1846. JANUARY, 1st Month, begins on Thsrsday. MOON'S PHASES. First Quarter, 4th day, 9h. 41m. morning. Full Moon, 12th day, 9h. 17m. morning. Last Quarter, 20th day, llh. 8m. morning. New Moon, 27th day, 4h. 39m. morning. 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 D. W. Thur Friday Satur. Sund. Mond. Tues. Wed. Thur. Friday Satur, Sund Mond Tues. Wed. Thur. Friday Satur. Su7id. Mond. Tues. Wed. Thur. Friday Satur. Sund. Mond. Tues. Wed. Thur. Friday Satur. Sun R. &S. h. m. h. Sun Slow. ni. s. 3 50 4 18 4 46 5 14 41 7 34 59 24 7 49 8 13 8 36 8 59 9 21 9 42 10 3 10 23 1042! 11 1 11 19 11 36 11 53 12 8 12 23 12 37 12 51 13 3 13 15 13 26 33 5 32 5 32 5 31 5 31 31 30 30 30 29 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 5 21 5 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 9 5|l3 36 8 5 13 45 Sun's I Dc. S. L. D. ds. m. h. m 23 1 22 56 22 50 22 44 22 37 22 30 22 23 22 15 22 7 2158 21 49 2139 2129 21 19 21 8 20 571 20 45 20 33 20 21 20 8 19 55 19 41 19 27 19 13 18 58 18 43 18 28 18 12 i7 56 17 40 17 23 D's Inc. Ii. m. Moon Sets h. m. 8 58 8 58 9 2 2 4 4 6 8 8 9 10 9 12 9 14 9 14 9 16 9 18 9 20 9 22 9 24 9 26 9 28 9 30 9 32 9 34 9 36 9 38 9 40 9 42 9 46 9 50 6 IQ 10 12 14 14 16 18 20 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 s 46 48 52 56 4 9 4 4 10 15 6 11 24 Full Sea h. m. morn 33 34 in r. eve 5 26 6 28 7 25 8 23 9 18 10 17 11 19 morn 22 D z;:> 24 25 29 28 2 6 14 , eve 6 48 7 55 9 6 10 15 22 11 3 43 36 47 15 8 22 9 16 10 4 10 44 11 18 11 57 ev.29 56 1 31 2 1 2 37 3 18 4 7 5 11 6 26 7 54 9 15 10 12 11 5 11 47 morn 32 1 9 1 47 'T is cold without, but round the social hearth Heart warms to heart in tenderness and mirth. 8 MKMOKANOA FOK JANUARY. 1846. 9 10^ is; 15 16 w 20_ 21_ 22] 23^ 24 25] 26 27] 28~ 29_ 30" b5 lO 1S4G. FEBKUAKY, 2(nVliiiiih. heiriiis i.n Sunday. MOON'S PHASKS. First Quarter, 3d day, Oh. 27in. morning. Full moon, lith day, 4h. 28m. morning. Last Quarter, 19th day, Oh. Om. morning. New Moon, 25th day, 2h. 48ni. evening. D. W. I Sun I Sun R. &S Slow h. rn. h. m. s. Suu'.^ Dc.S. dsr. m. l\Sa7id. 2Mond, 3 Tues. 4; Wed. 5}Thurs 6:Friday'7 7iSatiir. |7 S'Sund.\fi 9 Mond. la lO'Tues. j6 lljWed. 6 12lThurs.(i iSJFridiy 6 14'Satur. l. 4 54ls» 5 38jft» s. evejX 6 55X 7 49 T I 8 51jT 34 1 4 1 37 2 12 2 51 3 41 4 40 6 5 7 39 8 58 9 58 10 47 11 29 9 48 Venus will be evenine star till 2d of March, thence morning star to the 18th of Dec. , thence evening. Jupiter, morning star till the I3ih of May, thence evening star to the end of the year. Stern Winter holds his wide and barren reign, But Spring is near to melt his icy chain. MEMORANDA FOR FEBRUARY, 184G. 11 8 10" TT 12 13 14 15 16^ 18^ W 21_ 22^ 23^ 25^ 26^ 27" 28" 12 1S46. MARCH, 3d Moutli, begins on Sunday. MOON'S PHASES. First Quarter, 4th day, 5h. 48m. evening. Full Moon, 12th day, lOh. 5m. evening. Last Quarter, 20th day, 9h. 14m. morning. New Moon, 27th day, Ih. 6m. morning. Sun Sun Sun's i)'s Moon Full D. D.W. R. &S Slow. Dc. S. L. D. lac. Sets M. Sea M h.m.h. 111. s. dg. m. h. m. h. ni. h. 111. P. h. m. 1 Su/id. 6 28 6 12 37 7 36 11 6 2 12 10 7 8 1 29 2 Mond. 6 27 6 12 25 7 13 11 S 2 14 11 10 8 2 4 3 Tues. 6 26 6 12 12 6 50 11 10 216 morn n 2 47 4 Wed. 6 24 6 11 59 6 27 11 12 2 18 12 u 3 36 5 Thurs. 6 23 6 11 45 6 4 11 16 2 22 1 3 u 4 32 6 Friday 6 22 6 11 31 541 11 18 2 24 1 57 25 5 46 7 Satur. 6 20 6 11 17 5 18 1122 2 28 2 41 ss 7 9 8 Sund. 6 19 6 11 2 4 54 1124 2 30 3 20 a 8 15 9 Mond. 6 17 6 10 47 431 11 28 2 34 4 3 ^ 9 7 10 Tues. 6 16 6 10 31 4 7 11 30 2 36 4 35 17^ 9 52 11 Wed. 6 15 6 10 15 3 44 11 34 2 40 5 2 ^X 10 30 12 Thurs. 6 13 6 9 59 3 20 11 3li 2 42 r. eve -n- 11 5 13 Friday 6 11 6 9 42 2 57 1138 2 44 7 32 -n- 11 39 14 Satur. 6 10 6 9 25 2 33 1142 2 48 8 32 -Q- eve. 9 15 Sund. 6 86 9 8 2 9 1144 2 50 9 30 IT] 40 1() Mond. 6 76 8 51 146 1148 2 54 10 29 1T| 1 14 17 Tues. 6 56 8 33 122 1150 2 56 11 29 t 1 51 18 Wed. 6 36 8 16 58 1154 3 morn -T 2 33 19 Thurs. 6 26 7 58 35 1156 3 2 25 b 3 25 20 Friday 6 06 7 40 11 12 3 6 1 19 >p 4 25 21 Satan 5 59 7 7 22 N. 12 12 2 3 8 2 8 A/W 5 50 22 Sund. 5 57 7 7 3 85 12 4 3 10 2 5" (WV 7 23 23 Mond. 5 56 7 6 45 59 12 6 3 12 3 31 s^ 8 39 24 Tues. 5 55 7 6 27 123 [2 10 3 16 4 9 X 9 39 25 Wed. 5 54 7 6 8 146 12 12 3 18 4 45 X 10 27 26 Thurs. 5 53 7 5 50 2 10 12 16 3 22 5 20 r 11 11 27 Friday 5 52 7 531 2 33 12 18 3 24 s. eve r 11 44 28 Satur. 5 50 7 5 13 2 57 12 22 3 28 7 45 8 morn 29 Sund. 5 49 7 4 55 3 20 12 24 3 30 8 48 8 27 30 Mond. 5 47 7 4 36 3 43 12 28 3 34 9 54 8 1 3 31 Tues. 5 46 7 4 181 4 7 12 30 3 36 10 53 n 1 41 Willi cheeks distended see roush March advance, To lead the Seasons in their joyous dance MEMORANDA FOR MARCH, 1846. 13 4" 5 7 9 W IL 13" i£ 15 16 17" is" 19 20 21' 22^ 23^ 24 25 26 27 28" 29^ 30" 3F 14 1846. APRIL, -llh Monlli. b^^'^his on W.MlnL-silay. MOON'S PHASES. First Quarter, 3d day, Oh, 27m. evening. Full Moon, nth day, Ih. llni. evening. Last Quarter, 18th day, 3h. 40ni. evening. New Moon, 25th day, Oh. 4m. evening. Sun Sun Sun's D's 1 Moon M Full D. D. W, R. &S. Slow. Dc.N. L. D. luc ! Set3 Sea. M( h. m. h. in. s. dij.m. h. m.j li. m. P. n Ii. in. IjWed, 5 44 7 4 4 30 12 34 3 4011 47 2 21 2iThurs. 5 43 7 3 41 4 53 12 36 3 44 morn ^ 3 9 3 1 Friday 5 41 7 3 23 5 16 12 40 3 46 35 23 3 58 4Satur 5 40 7 3 6 5 39 12 42 3 48 1 20 93 4 54 5^ Su7id. 5 38 7 2 48 6 2 12 46 3 52 1 56 ^ 6 11 6Mond. 5 37 7 2 30 6 24 12 48 3 54 2 32 f) 7 23 7Tues. 5 36 7 2 13 6 47 12 50 3 56 3 1 Tip 8 24 81 Wed. 5 34 7 1 56 7 10 12544 Oi 3 32 TTP 9 13 OiThurs. 5 33 7 1 39 7 32 12 56 4 2 4 1 w 9 57 lOFriday 5 32 7 1 22 7 54 12 58 4 4 r.eve. -l-L. 10 32 llSatur. 5 30 7 1 5 8 16 13 2 4 87 10 JT. 11 11 12\ Sund. 5 29 7 49 8 38 13 4 410: 8 12 ^ 11 48 l3Mond. 5 28 7 33 9 13 8 4 14 9 14 ^T] ev. 20 l4,Tues. 5 27 7 18 9 22 13 10 4 16 10 18 -T 58 l5,Wed. 5 25 7 2 9 43 1312 4 18:11 20 ^ 1 39 l6Thur. 5 24 7 fst.ll 10 5 13 16 4 22 niorn h> 2 22 l7jFriday 52 7 26 10 26 1318 4 24i 13 >P 3 14 ISSatur. 52I7 40 10 47 13 20 4 26 1 2 4 13 l9Sufid. 5 19 7 5411 8 13 24 4 30! 1 47 5 25 20Mond. 5 17 7 1 711128 13 26 4 3ii 2 28 A.VW 7 1 2l|Tues. 5 16 7 1 201149 13 28 4 34 3 ^ 8 16 22 Wed. 5 15 7 1 32 12 9 13 32 4 38 3 35 ¥ 9 15 23,Thur. 5 13 7 1 44 12 29 13 34 4 40 4 12| T 10 4 24 Friday 5 12 7 1 55 12 49 13 36 4 42 4 48. r 10 47 25 Satur. 5 10 7 2 613 9 13 40 4 46s.eve,, H 11 28 26 Sund. 5 97 2 17 13 28 13 42 4 48[ 7 38| H morn 27 Mond, 5 77 2 26 13 48 13 44 4 50 8 42 u 5 28 Tues. 5 67 2 36 14 7 13 48 4 54, 9 34 u 43 29 Wed. 5 57 2 45.14 26 13 50, 4 56il0 25 93 1 21 30 Thurs. 5 37 2 53 14 44|13 52| 4 58111 13 93 1 58 Famed for caprice, for sunshine and for sliovvers, Lo, April conies, the nurse of May's fair flowers, With tender verdure and with sylvan bowers. MEMOKAi\I>A FUK APRIL, 1846. 15 8 10 • 11 12 14 15_ 16^ 17_ 18_ 19_ 20__ 21 _ 22]] ¥Z ;25_ 26 27~ 28 29" 30 16 1846. MAY, fifth Month, begins on Friday. MOON'S PHASES. First Quarter, 3J day, 7h. 7m. morning. Full Moon, 11th day, Ih. 22m. morning. Last Quarter, 17th day, 9h. 42m, evening. New Moon, 25th day. Oh. Om. morning. D. i D. W. M. Snn R. &S. h. m.h 1 Friday 5 2 7 2Satur". 5 17 3 ^und. 5 7 4 Mond. 4 59 8 4 58 8 4 56 8 5 Tues. 6 Wed. 7Thurs.4 55 8 8 Friday 4 54 8 9 Satur. 4 52 8 4 518 4 50 8 4 49 8 4 48 8 10 Sund 11 Mond 12 Tues. 13 Wed. l4Thurs.'4 47 8 15 Friday 4 46 8 i6 Satur. ;4 45 8 n Sund.^A 44 8 18 Mond. 19 Tues. 20 Wed. 2lThurs 22 Friday 4 39 8 23 Satur' 4 39 8 24 Sund. 25 Mond, 26 Tues. 27 Wed. 28Thnrs 29 Friday 4 33 8 30 Satur' 4 32 8 ZhSund.AZl 8 4 43 8 4 42 8 4 41 8 4 40 8 4 38 8 4 37 8 4 36 8 4 35 8 4 34 8 iMin Fast, m. s. Sun's I Dc.N. L. P. dg. m. h. m. I D's Inc. h. m !\]oon Sets h. m. 3 15 2 13 545 Oil 52 3 9 15 20'l3 56 5 2 morn 3 15 15 38 14 05 6 3 22 15 56 14 25 8 3 28 16 13 14 4 5 10 3 33 16 30 14 6 5 12 3 38|l6 47il4 8|5 14 3 42 17 3 14 10 5 16 3 4517 1914 125 18 Full Sea h. m. 2tt^ 37!ti^ 32Lnz 30TT| 2TT| 39> 3 48 17 35 14 16 5 22 3 51 17 5l|l4 18 5 24 3 53 18 614 18 5 24 3 54 18 2l|l4 20 5 26|10 3^ 3 55 18 36 14 24 5 30 10 58 Vp 3 55[l8 50 14 26 5 32 11 42 J^ 3 54;i9 4:14 28|5 34 3 5349 18 14 30 5 36 3 51 19 3lil4 32 5 38 3 49 19 4414 34 5 40 3 46|19 57 14 36 5 42 3 43 20 9 14 36 5 42 3 3;)!20 21'14 38 5 44 3 35 20 33 14 42 5 48's. eve 3 30 20 45 14 42 5 48| 6 29 3 24 20 56 14 44 5 50 3 18 21 6 14 46 5 52 3 12 21 16 14 4S 5 54 3 5 2126 14 48 5 54 r. eve 4^ morn sjjr 26^ 1 2X 137|X 2 \'2°f 3 30°f 4 39 8 8 n u. n 7 24 8 17 9 5 9 50 2 57 21 36il4 50 5 56|l0 32^ 2 49:21 45 14 52 5 58111 2^ 2 41|21 54 14 52 5 58|ll 33^ 2 40 3 23 4 13 5 9 6 23 7 28 8 28 9 19 10 4 10 45 11 25 ev. 10 48 1 30 2 14 3 4 3 58 5 9 6 28 i 7 42 8 52 9 42 10 26 11 10 11 48 morn 25 1 1 36 2 13 2 51 Queen of the Year! supreme in Beauty's misht, Love is the law througimut thv realm of liglit. MEMORANDA FOR MAY, 1846. 17 A 7 13^ 15^ 16^ W 18^ 19^ 20] ?1 22_ 23^ ?i 25^ 26^ 28 29 30 31 18 1846. JUNE, sixth Month, begins on Monday. MOON'S PH.4SKS. First Quarter, 2cl day, Oh. 46m. morning. Full Moon, 9th day, lOh. 52ni. morning. Last Quarter, 16th day, Ih. 54m. morning. J\ew Moon, 23d day, Ih. 3m. evening. Sun Sun Still's D's Moon Full D. D. W. K. &S. Fast Dc.N. L. D. Inc. Sets. M. Sea M. h. m.h. m. s. dg. m.| h. m. h.m h. m. P. h. in. liMond. 4 318 2 32 22 2 14 54 6 morn "^ 3 32 2|Tues. 4 30 8 2 23 22 10 14 54 6 2 17^ 4 18 3 Wed. 4 29 8 2 14 22 1814 56 6 2 31 -n- 5 8 4Thurs. 4 29 8 2 4 22 25114 58 6 4 1 2 -ru 6 20 5|Friday 4 28 8 1 54 22 32 14 58 6 4 1 34 -f ., 7 35 6iSatur. 4 27 8 1 44 22 38 15 6 6 2 3 TT|' 8 42 TSund. 4 27 8 1 33 22 45 15 6 6 2 38 TT|| 9 33 8iMond. 4 27 8 1 22 22 50 15 2 6 8 3 20 t 10 25 9lTues. 4 27 8 1 11 22 55115 2 6 8 4 9 ^ 11 10 lolWed. 4 27 8 59 23 015 2 6 8 r. eve b 11 58 lllThurs. 4 26 8 47 23 515 4 6 10 9 38 b'ev.36|| 12| Friday 4 26 8 35 23 9 15 4 6 10 10 24 /vw 1 18 13 Satur. 4 26 8 23 23 13 15 4 6 10 11 2 ftW 2 1 14 Sund. 4 26 8 10 23 16 15 6 6 12 11 38 X 2 49 15 Mond. 4 25 8 slo. 1 23 19 15 6 6 12 morn X 3 39 16 Tues. 4 25 8 14 23 21115 6 6 12 12 r 4 37- ITlWed. 4 25 8 27 23 23 15 6 6 12 45 r 5 51 18Thurs. 4 25 8 40 23 25 15 6 6 12 1 20 8 7 16 19|Friday 4 25 8 53 23 26 15 6 6 12 1 56 8 8 22 20iSatur. 4 25 8 1 6 23 27 15 6 dec. 2 35 8 9 20 2\\Sund. 4 25 8 1 19 23 27 15 6 3 18 n 10 9 22Mond. 4 25 8 1 32 23 27|l5 6 4 5n 10 52 23:Tues. 4 25 8 1 45 23 26 15 6 s. eve 25 11 29 24 Wed. 4 25 8 1 58 23 25^15 6 7 46g5 morn 25 Thurs, 4 25 8 2 11 23 24 15 6 8 28g5 4 26 Friday 4 25 8 2 24 23 2215 6 9 2!^ 41 27 Satur. 4 25 8 2 36 23 2015 6 9 361^ 1 12 28 Sund. 4 25 8 2 49 23 18 15 6 10 2TF]^ 10 34;tt]^ 1 45 29 Mond. 4 26 8 3 1 23 15115 2 2 2 20 30 Tues. 4 26 8 3 13 23 11115 2 2 11 ISiTTj^ 2 55 As girlhood ripened to its magic power, Art thou, June ! with thy rich leafy dower, And music swelling through each fragrant bower. MEMORANDA FOR JUNE, 184 6. 19 8 10^ IL W 15 IL 18_ W 2r w 24 26 28 29 30 20 1846. JULY, 7ih Mouth, begins on VVe.lnesday. MOON'S PHASES. First Quarter, 1st day, 4h. 39in. evening. Full Moon, 8th day, 6h. 26m. evening. Last Quarter, 15th day, 8h. 39m. morning. New Moon, 23d day, 3h. 18m. morning. First Quarter, 31st day, 6h. 19m. evening. Sun Sun Sun's 1 n's Moon Full D. D. W. R. &S. Fast. Dc. N. L.D. Dec. Sets M. Sea M. h. m. h. ni. s. dg. m. h. ni. h. m. h. m. P. h. m . 1 Wed. 4 26 8 3 25 23 8 15 4 2 11 37 ^ 3 36 2 Thur. 4 26 8 3 36 23 4 15 4 2 11 59 J2= 4 23 3 Friday 4 27 8 3 48 22 59 15 2 4 morn ^ 5 30 4 Satur. 4 27 8 3 59 22 54 15 2 4 35 ^ 6 38 5 Sund. 4 27 8 4 9 22 4915 6 1 12 t 7 57 6 Mond. 4 27 8 4 19 22 43 15 6 1 58 -f 9 8 7 Tues. 4 28 8 4 29 22 37 14 58 8 2 51 b^ 10 3 8 Wed. 4 28 8 4 39 22 30 14 58 8 3 58 >p 10 55 9 Thur. 4 29 8 4 48 22 23 14 56 010 r. eve /vw 11 43 10 Friday 4 30 8 4 57 22 16 14 56 10 8 50 ^.^A^ ev.25 11 Satur. 4 30 8 5 5 22 8 14 54 12 9 40 X 1 6 12 Sund. 4 318 5 13 22 14 54 12 10 15 ^ 1 46 13 Mond. 4 32 8 5 20 21 52 14 52 14 10 50 r 2 28 14 Tues. 4 32 8 5 27 2143 14 50 01611 21 r 3 15 15 Wed. 4 33 8 5 34 21 34 14 50 16 11 58 r 4 10 16 Thur. 4 34 8 5 40 2124 14 48 18 morn 8 5 21 17 Friday 4 35 8 5 46 21 14 14 46 20 32 8 6 40 18 Satur. 4 36 8 5 51 21 4 14 44 22 1 15 n 7 52 19 Sund. 4 37 8 5 55 20 53 14 44 22 2 n 8 58 20 Mond. 4 38 8 5 59 20 42 14 42 24 2 51 Z5 9 50 21 Tues. 4 39 8 6 3 20 31 14 40 26 3 40 Ed 10 33 22 Wed. 4 40 8 6 6 20 19 14 38 28 4 36 15 11 14 23 Thur. 4 41 8 6 8 20 7 14 36 30's. eve a 11 43 24 Friday 4 42 8 6 10 19 55 14 34 32 7 40 SI morn 25 Satur. 4 43 8 6 11 19 42! 14 32 34 8 8 T^ 16 26 Sund. 4 43 8 6 12 19 29 14 30 36 8 31 T^ 47 27 Mond. 4 44 8 6 12 19 15 14 28 38 9 1 Tt^ 1 16 28 Tues. 4 45 S 611 19 2 14 26 40 9 35 -n- 1 48 29 Wed. 4 46 8 6 10 18 48 14 24 42 10 -n- 2 22 30 Thur. 4 47 8 6 8 18 33 14 22 44,10 32 ^ 3 2 31 i Friday 4 48 8 6 6 18 19 14 20!0 46|ll 6 TT] 3 46 Now in full fervor hath the Summer come, With ample promise of llie Harvest Home. A T '^ 9 W IF 13^ 1£ 15 16 17] 18] 19] 20] 21_ 'J2] 23^ 24] 25^ 2G 28~ 29]] :50~ M KM Pit AN DA FOR JULY, 1846. 21 22 1846. AUGUST, eighth Month, begins on Saturday. MOON'S PHASES. Full Moon, 7th day, Ih. 15m. morning. Last Quarter, 13th day, 6h. 7m. evening. New Moon, 21st day, 6h. 41m. evening. First Quarter, 29th day, 5h. 34m. evening. D. W. I Sun |r. f 51 9 22 T 1 30 9 58 T 2 9 10 36 K 2 52 11 15 H 3 43 11 58 n 4 41 morn n 5 58 47 u 7 23 1 3t 15 8 29 2 2i 15 9 23 3 2() Q 10 8 4 24 ^ 10 45 s. eve Q 11 19 6 40 W 11 50 7 8 ^ morn 7 38 -A- 32 8 5 -O- 51 8 34 J-L. 1 24 9 8 ^ ^ 1 56 9 47 2 33 10 27 t 3 18 11 17 t 4 14 morn >P 5 30 The Monarch comes, with crown of golden sheaves. And barn or rick the precious store receives. iVI EiVTOKA NDA FUil AUGUST, 1846. 23 4 5 6 7 ^ 12^ ^ 16 17" LS^ 19^ 20^ 21 22 23^ 24 25 26^ 27[ 28^ 29~ 30" 1* 24 1846. SEPTEAIBER, 9ih Monili, beofind on Tiieiilav. MOON'S PHASES. Full Moon, 5th day, 8h. 32m. morning. Last Quarter, 12th day, Gh. 58m. morning. New Moon, 20th day, lOh. 49m. morning. First Quarter, 28th day, 2h. 42m. morning. ] 1 Sun 1 Sun Sun's D'd Moon Euil T) D. W. R. &S. Fast. Dc.N. L. D. Dec Sets IVl Sea. M ti. m. h. m. .s. dg.ni. h. m.' h. m. h. m. P. h. m. 1 Tues. 5 29 7 3 8 20 13 2 2 6 142 b 7 7 2 Wed. 5 30 7 22 7 58 12 58 2 8 2 52 *%A^ 8 24 3 Thurs. 5 32 7 41 7 36 12 56 2 101 4 2 AA/V 9 30 4 Friday 5 33 7 1 1 7 14 12 52 2 14i 5 3 X 10 23 5 Satur. 5 34 7 121 6 52 12 50 2 16'r.eve. X 11 9 6 Sund. 5 35 7 141 6 30 12 48 2 18 8 21 T 11 57 TiMond. 5 36 7 2 1 6 7 12 44 2 22 9 12 T ev.30 STues. 5 37 7 2 21 5 45 12 42 2 24 9 58 8 1 6 9Wed. 5 39 7 2 42 5 22 12 38 2 28 10 47 8 1 46 lOiThur. 5 417 3 2 4 59 12 36 2 30111 36 n 2 30 11 Friday 5 42 7 3 23 4 37 12 34 2 32 morn n 3 18 12 Satur. 5 44 7 3 44 4 14 12 30 2 36 18 n 4 14 13 Sund. 5 45 7 4 5 351 12 28 2 38 1 8 qz, 5 26 14iMond. 5 47 7 4 26 3 28 12 24 2 42 1 58 13 6 23 ISTues. 5 48 7 4 47 3 5 15 22 2 44 2 56 Q 7 49 le'Wed. 5 50 7 5 8 2 41 12 20 2 46i 3 44 <9 8 53 17 Thur. 5 51 7 5 29 2 18 12 16 2 50 4 28 S) 9 38 IS Friday 5 53 7 5 50 155 12 14 2 52, 4 54 Tt^ 10 17 19 Satur. 5 54 7 6 11 132 12 10 2 56 5 32 TI^ 10 52 20 Sund. 5 56 7 6 32 1 8 12 8 2 58 s.eve. -n- 11 22 21 Mond. 5 57 7 6 53 45 12 4 3 2 5 35 -CU 11 53 22 Tues. 5 59 7 7 14 22 12 2 3 4! 6 24 -Tl. morn 23 Wed. 6 06 7 34 S. 1 12 3 6 7 4 ^ 30 24 Thurs. 6 16 7 55 24 1156 310 7 54 TH 58 25 Friday 6 36 8 16 48 1154 3 12 8 55 f 1 36 26 Satur 6 46 8 36 1 11 1150 31610 -T 2 16 27 Sund. 6 66 8 56 134 1148 31811 27 >p 3 1 28 Mond. 6 76 9 16 1 58 1146 3 20i morn ^ 3 57 29 Tues. 6 96 9 36 2 21 1144 3 22 42 Vp 5 5 30|Wed. 6 10 6 9 55 2 45 1140 3 26] 1 43 /WS- 6 46 September comes, with Autumn's genial rays, With fading foliage, fields of ripening maize, And now, mature, the year its age betrays. iVIblMOKANIIA FOR SEPTEMBER. 1846. 25 1 8 10^ li. 16 rf w 19 21 23^ 25^ 26^ 27^ 28 29^ 30 26 1846. OCTOBER, lOUiMiulli, Ije-ins oil Thursday. MOON'S PHASES. Full Moon, 4th day, 5h. 22m. evening. Last Quarter, 11th day, llh. 24m. evening. New Moon, 20th day, 3h. Om. morning. First Quarter, 27th day, lOh. 26m. morning. D.W. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Thurs Friday Satur. Sund. Mond. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Friday Satur. Sund, Mond. Tues. Wed. Thurs Friday Satur. Sund. Mond. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Friday Satur. Sund. Mond. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Friday Satur. Sun R. &S. h.m.h. 6116 6 12 6 6 13 6 6 156 6 17 6 6 19 6 6 20 6 6 22 6 6 23 6 6 24 6 6 25 6 6 26 6 6 27 6 6 29 6 6 30 6 6 32 6 6 34 6 6 35 6 6 37 6 6 39 6 6 40 6 6 42 6 6 43 6 6 45 6 6 46 6 6 47 6 6 49 6 6 50 6 6 52 6 6 53 6 6 55 6 Sun Fast, m. s. 10 10 10 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 16 16 16 16 15 34 52 11 29 47 4 21 37 53 9 24 38 52 6 19 31 42 53 4 14 23 31 39 46 52 58 3 7 10 Sun's Dc. S. d". m. 3 8 331 3 55 4 18 441 5 4 5 27 5 50 6 13 6 36 6 58 741 7 44 8 6 8 28 8 51 9 13 9 35 9 56 10 18 10 40 11 1 1122 1143 12 4 12 25 12 45 13 5 13 25 13 45 L. D. h. m. D's Dec. h. m 13114 5 1136 1134 1130 1128 1126 1122 11 18 11 16 11 14 11 10 11 8 11 2 11 10 58 10 56 10 54 10 52 10 48 10 46 10 42 10 40 10 38 10 34 10 32 10 28 10 26 10 24 10 22 10 18 10 16 10 14 30 32 36 38 40 44 48 50 52 56 58 4 6 8 10 12 14 18 20 24 26 28 32 34 38 40 42 44 48 50 52 Moon Sets h. m. 3 45 4 41 5 43 r. eve 6 24 7 19 8 13 9 21 10 15 11 20 morn 38 s. eve 4 56 5 57 7 1 8 7 8 58 9 52 11 morn 47 1 42 2 45 3 48 Full Sea h. m. 7 58 9 8 10 4 10 48 11 30 ev.lO 41 9 43 10 30 10 57 11 40 morn 6 41 1 19 2 2 2 48 3 41 4 42 6 6 7 32 8 44 Pomona's favors drop at every breeze, And broken rainbows hang upon the trees. MEMORANDA FOR OCTOBER, 1846. 27 2 9 rcT ir \2 19" 2(r 22_ w 2T 26^ W_ 28~ 29^ 80~ 2 8 NOVEMBER, cleveiitli Monlli, begins on Sunday. MOON'S PHASES. Full Moon, 3d day, 4h. 27ni. morning. Last Quarter, 10th day 7h. Oin. evening. New Moon, 18th day, 6h, ]5rn. evening. || First Quarter, 25th day , 5h. 47ni. evening. Sun Sun Sun's D's Moon Full D. D. W. K. & S. Fast. Dc.S. L. D. Dec. Sets. M. Sea M. h. m. h. m. s. dg. m. h. m. h. m. h. m. P. h. m. 1 Sund. 6 56 6 16 15 14 24 10 10 4 56 4 50 Y 9 40 2 Mond. 16 57 6 16 16 14 43 10 8 4 58 5 50,y 10 30 3 Tues. 6 58 6 16 16 15 2 10 6 5 r. eve y 11 11 4 Wed. 6 59 6 16 16 15 21 10 2 5 4 6 24U 11 56 5 Thurs. 7 05 16 15 15 39 10 5 6 7 13 n ev.32 6 Friday 7 15 16 12 15 58 9 58 5 8 8 SEE 1 8 7 Satur. 7 35 16 9 16 15 9 56 5 10 8 58^5 1 48 8 Sund. 7 45 16 5 16 33 9 54 5 12 9 52 25 2 27 9 Mond. 7 55 16 1 16 50 9 50 5 16 10 51 <^ 3 10 10 Tues. 7 65 15 55 17 7 9 48 5 18 11 40 SI 3 58 11 Wed. 7 85 15 49 17 24 9 46 5 20 morn ^ 4 50 12iThurs. 7 95 i5 41 1741 9 44 5 22 48 ^ 5 57 is! Friday 7115 15 33 17 57 9 42 5 24 1 46 ^ 7 14 14 Satur. 7 12 5 15 24 18 13 9 40 5 26 2 41 -ru 8 11 15 Sund. 7 13 5 15 14 18 28 9 38 5 28 3 50 -n. 9 3 16 Mond. 7 14 5 15 3 18 43 9 36 5 30 4 47 ^ 9 49 17 Tues. 7 15 5 14 52 18 58 9 34 5 32 5 43 ^ 10 29 18 Wed. 7 16 5 14 39 19 13 9 30 5 34 s. eve ^ 11 2 19 Thurs. 7 17 5 14 26 19 27 9 28 5 38 5 7 -T 11 53 20 Friday 7 18 5 14 12 19 41 9 26 5 40 5 58 t morn 21 Satur. 7 19 5 13 57 19 54 9 24 5 42 6 56 >p 31 22 Sund. 7 20 5 13 41 20 7 9 22 5 44 7 59 ^ 1 9 23 Mond. 7 215 13 25 20 20 9 20 5 46 9 2 1 51 24 Tues. 7 22 5 13 8 20 33 9 18 5 48 10 12 -vw- 2 36 25 Wed. 7 23 5 12 50 20 45 9 18 5 48 11 21 ^ 3 26 26 Thurs. 7 24 5 12 31 20 56 9 16 5 50 morn X 4 24 27 Friday 7 24 5 12 11 21 7 9 14 5 52 30 r 5 37 28 Satur. 7 25 5 11 51 21 18 9 12 5 54 1 38 T 7 6 29 Simd. 7 26 5 11 30 21 29 9 10 5 56 2 47 8 8 17 30 Mond. 7 27 5 11 9 2139 9 8 5 58 3 55 8 9 16 Time's annual cycle hastens to its close With winds keen wliisliing and with blinding snows, And like an old man hastes I death's repose. MEMOllANDA FOR NOVKMBER, 1846. 29 1 10 TT W_ l3_ 16 w 1S_ 19^ 20^ 2T W 23' 24 25^ 26 27" 2^ 29_ 30 30 1846. DECEMBER, 12th Month, begins on Tuesday. i MOON'S PHASES. Full Moon, 2d day, 6h . 2m. evening. 1 Last Quarter, 10th day, 4h. 32m. evening. \ New Moon, 18th day, 7h. 58m. morning. First Quarter, 25th day, Ih. 52m. morning. i Sun Sun Sun's D's Moon Full D D. W. R. &S. Fast, Dc. S. L. D. Dec Sets M. Sea. M. h. m. h. m. s. • \g. m. h. m. h. m h. m. P. h. ni. 1 Tues. 7 27 5 10 47 2148 9 8'5 58 10 23 8 10 8i 2 Wed. 7 28 5 10 26 21 57 9 66 11 25 u 10 52 3 Thnrs. 7 29 5|10 1 22 6 9 46 2 morn n 11 34 4 Friday 7 29 5 9 37 22 14 9 4j6 2 8 23 ev.ll 5 Satur. 7 30 5 9 12 22 22 9 26 4 54 93 48 6 Smid. 7 31 5 8 47 22 30 9 0i6 6 1 27 SI 1 271 7 Mond. 7 31 5 8 21 22 37 9 6 6 2 8 SI 2 ll 8 Tues. 7 32 5 7 55 22 43 8 58 6 8 2 50 2 38 j 9 Wed. 7 32 5 7 28 22 49 8 56 6 10 3 23 3 18! 10 Thurs. 7 33 5 7 1 22 55 8 56 6 10 4 10 ^ 4 4 11 Friday 7 33 5 6 34 23 8 56 6 10 r. eve ^ 4 53 12 Satur. 7 33 5 6 6 23 5 8 56 6 10 6 33 ■£h 6 1 13 Sund. 7 34 5 5 37 23 9 8 56 6 10 7 18 -A- 7 17; 14 Mond. 7 34 5 5 8 23 13 8 54 6 12 8 2 ^n 8 20 15 Tues. 7 34 5 4 39 23 16 8 54 6 12 8 43 ^n 9 151 16 Wed. 7 35 5 4 10 23 19 8 54 6 12 9 23 f 10 5i 17 Thurs. 7 35 5 3 41 23 22 8 54 6 12 9 50 -r 10 50 18 Friday 7 35 5 3 11 23 24 8 54 6 12 10 34 1^ 11 35 19 Satur. 7 35 5 2 41 23 25 8 54 6 12 11 12 \p morn i 20 Sund. 7 35 5 2 11 23 26 8 54 inc. morn AW .•vw 15! 21 Mond. 7 35 5 141 23 27 8 54 7 57 22 Tues. 7 35 5 1 11 23 27 8 54 1 5 X 1 39 23 Wed. 7 35 5 41 23 26 8 54 2 10 X 2 21 24 Thurs. 7 35 5 11 23 26 8 54 3 15 >^ 3 8 25 Friday 7 35 5 si. 18 23 24 8 54 4 23 4 1 26 Satur. 7 35 5 48 23 22 8 54 s. eve T 5 10 27 Sund. 7 35 5 117 22 20 8 54 6 54 8 6 24 28 Mond. 7 34 5 1 47 23 17 8 54!0 2 7 58 8 7 47 29 Tues. 7 34 5 2 16 23 14 8 56 2 9 n 8 56 30 Wed. 7 34 5 2 45 23 11 8 56 2 10 1 n 9 50 3l'Thurs.l7 83 5 3 14 23 6 8 56 2 10 53 gs 10 36 The Old Year — dead— 1 es on its frosty bier, 1 But lo ! the New, to run its swift career. MEMORANDA FOR DECEMBER, 1846. 31 6 8 9 10^ 11^ IF W 14^ IT 18] ?L 23" DIRECTORY. Alderson Andrew P., Welling-sley, seaman. Allen John, seaman. Allen George, seaman. Allen Thomas, Court street, printer. Allen William, Sandwich street, seaman. Allen Joseph, Sandwich sireet, farmer. Allen Anthony S., Eel River, farmer. Allen Winslow, Sandwich street, seaman. Alexander Samuel, Hip^h street, carpenter. Alexander Samuel L., North Town, carpenter. Adams George, Sandwich street, seaman. Adams George N., Sandwich street, seaman. Adams Benjamin N., Sandwich St., seaman. Atwood Thomas, Sandwich street, seaman. Atwood Thomas, 2d, seaman. Atwood John, Summer street, cordwainer. Atwood John, Jr., Summer street, nailer. Atwood William, Russell street, seaman. Atwood William, 2d, Summer street, nailer. Atwood William T., High street, seaman. Atwood John B., Market street, trader. Alderman Orin F., Summer street, trader. Avery John H., Eel River, clergyman. Adlington John, Water street. Bradford William, Pleasant St., manufacturer. Bradford James M., Sandwich street, trader. Bradford David, Eel River, nailer. Bradford Joseph, Sandwich street. Bradford John H., Levden street, taverner. DIRECTORY. 33 Bradford Lemuel, Court street. Bradford Lemuel, Jr., Court street, trader. Bradford Lewis, Summer St., manufacturer. Bradford Samuel, Sandwich street, cooper. Bradford Zephaniah, Leyden St., ropemaker. Bradford Edward W., Sandwich st., seaman. Bradford William H., Summer St., nailer. Bradford Joseph M., Summer street, trader. Bradford Caleb, Court street, carpenter. Bradford Charles, seaman. Bradford Bartlett, Summer St., manufacturer. Bailey David J., High street, printer. Barnes William, Sandwich street, nailer. Barnes William B., Court street, carpenter. Barnes Nathaniel, Pleasant street, seaman. Barnes Benjamin, Sandwich St., m.erchant. Barnes Benjamin, Jr., Sandw. St., cordwainer. Barnes Bradford, Sandwich St., merchant. Barnes Bradford, Jr., Main street, trader. Barnes Ellis, Sandwich street, merchant. Barnes Eleazer H., Main St., manufacturer. Barnes Ellis, Jr., Sandwich St., wheelwright. Barnes Southworlh, Summer street, trader. Barnes Isaac, Pleasant street, merchant. Barnes Isaac, Jr., Sandwich street, farmer. Barnes Samuel, Sandwich street, fa'rmer. Barnes Levi, North street, trader. Barnes James, Leyden street, trader. Barnes Nathaniel C., Sandwich St., carpenter. Barnes Corban, Sandwich street, merchant. Barnes Henry, Eel River. Barnes Elkanah, Middle street, painter. Barnes Charles E., Summer St., truckman. Barnes Thomas D., Pleasant street, seaman. Bagnell Samuel W., Middle St., shipwright. 34 DIRECTORY. Bagnell Richard, North street, shipwright. Bagnell Sam'l W., Jr., Leyden St., shipwright. Bagnell Benjamin, Court street, shipwright. Bagnell George, Pleasant street, farmer. Bagnell Oliver, Sandwich street, seaman. Bagnell Richard W., North street, seaman. Bartlett James, Spring street, nailer. Bartlett William, Court street seaman. Bartlett William, 2d, Wellingsley, seaman. Bartlett William, 3d, High street, seaman. Bartlett Charles, 2d, Wellingsley, seaman. Bartlett Thomas, Court street, farmer. Bartlett Thomas, 2d, Sandwich St., seaman. Bartlett Truman, High street, seaman. Bartlett Flavel, High street, seaman. Bartlett Ansel, Wellingsley, seaman. Bartlett Andrew, High street, seaman. Bartlett Isaac, Monument Ponds, farmer. Bartlett John, Jr., Wellingsley, farmer. Bartlett Kimball R., Wellingsley, carpenter. Bartlett Freeman, Summer street. Bartlett Eleazer S., Summer St., accountant. Bartlett Amasa, North Town, accountant. Bartlett Judah, Ring lane, blacksmith. Bartlett Coleman, seaman. Bartlett Thomas B., Main street, carpenter. Bartlett Nathaniel, Union street, seaman. Bartlett Samuel, Wellingsley, seaman. Bartlett John, 3d, Court street, trader. Bartlett Ephraim, court from Russ. St., cordw. Bartlett Harvey, Wellingsley, cordwainer. Bartlett Cornelius, Wellingsley, seaman. Bartlett Nathaniel, 2d, Wellingsley, seaman. Bartlett Lewis Ring lane. Bartlett Joseph M., Wellingsley, seaman. DIRECTOUY. 35 Bartlett Josiah, Summer street, seaman. Bartlett John, Wellingsley, farmer. Bartlett Judah, 2d, Wellingsley, seaman. Bartlett Peabody, Court street, rigger. Bartlett Edward, Market St., harness maker. Bartlett Charles, Monument Ponds, farmer. Bartlett Zacheus, Monument Ponds, fanner. Bartlett Samuel, 2d, Monument Ponds, farmer. Bartlett Hosea, Monument Ponds, fanner. Bartlett Hosea, Jr., Monument Ponds, cordw. Bartlett Nathaniel, 3d, Court street, farmer. Bartlett Caleb, Monument Ponds, fanner. Bartlett Rufus, Monument Ponds, farmer. Bartlett G. W., Monu. Ponds, manufacturer. Bartlett Samuel, 3d, Monu. Ponds, seaman. Bartlett Seth S., Monument Ponds, trader. Bartlett Hiram, Monument Ponds, farmer. Bartlett Amasa, 2d, Monu. Ponds, seaman. Bartlett Nathaniel C, Monument Ponds, carp. Bartlett Param, Monument Ponds, seaman. Bartlett Bourn S., Monument Ponds, teacher. Bartlett Charles S., Monu. Ponds, seaman. Bartlett Abner, Monument Ponds, trader. Bartlett Nathaniel, Wellingsley, seaman. Burgess Charles W., Court St., stage-driver. Burgess John, South Pond, farmer. Burgess John, Jr., Sandwich street, seaman. Burgess Samuel, Saquish, seaman. Burgess Joseph, Gurnet, light-keeper. Burgess Simon R., Court street, seaman. Burgess Joseph W., Gurnet, farmer. Burgess John A., Gurnet, farmer. Burgess George, N. B. Pond, farmer. Burgess Nathan, Saquish, farmer. 2^ 36 Dili b:C TORY. Bargess Nathan, 2d, Wellingsley, farmer. Burgess Nathan, 3d, Saquish. seaman. Burgess Chandler, Wellingsley, seaman. Burgess Chandler, Jr., Wellingsley, seaman. Burgess Winslow, Wellingsley, seaman. Burgess William, Wellingsley, farmer. Burgess James, Water street. Burgess Abner, Sandwich street, seaman. Burgess Nathaniel, South Pond, farmer. Burgess Phinehas, South Pond, farmer. Burgess Augustus, Eel River, seaman. Burgess Vinal, South Pond, farmer. Burgess Lewis, Wellingsley, seaman. Burgess Jabez, Wellingsley, seaman. Burgess Henry, Wellingsley, seaman. Burgess Otis W., Wellingsley, farmer. Burgess Ezra, Wellingsley, seaman. Brown Lemuel, Summer St., cabinet maker. Brown Stephen P., Summer st, .cabinet maker. Brown Joseph P., Summer St., cabinetmaker. Brown William, High street. Brown Robert, High street, seaman. Brown Barnabas A., High street. Brown Nathaniel, Court street, spar maker. Brown Benjamin, Middle street, tailor. Brown Johnston, High St., botanic physician. Bates Clement, Market street, sexton. Bates Comfort, Summer street, carpenter. Bates Benjamin, Sandwich street, seaman. Bates Daniel P., Summer street, carpenter. Bates Ozen, High street, calker. Bates Hira, Market street, calker. Bates Jonathan, Halfway Pond, farmer. Bates Gustavus D., Summer street, teacher. Battles Caleb, Eel River, farmer. DIKECfOKY. 31 Battles Caleb, Jr., Eel River, teacher. Battles John, Summer street, lumber dealer. Battles John, Jr., Middle street, seaman. Battles Bradford L., Sandwich st.,cordwainer. Battles Ellis, Eel River, cordwainer. Battles Otis, Eel River, nailer. Brewster America, Court Street, seaman. Brewster Charles, Summer St., anchor maker. Brewster Isaac, Main street. Bramhall George, Eel River, farmer. Bramhall George, Jr., Eel River, trader. Bramhall Benjamin, Russell st„ cordwainer. Bramhall Ellis B., Court street, trader. Burbank William S., Summer street, nailer. Burbank David, Market street, rope maker. Bassett Thomas, Jr., Pleasant St., seaman. Barrows Asa, West district, farmer. Barrows Asa, Jr., West district, farmer. Barrows Isaac N., West district, farmer. Barrows Nathaniel, Court street, farmer. Barrows Nathaniel, Jr., Middle st., seaman. Bennett Seth, South Ponds, cordwainer. Benson Seth, Summer street, anchor maker. Benson Martin, Summer street, blacksmith. Berry Timothy, Pleasant street, teacher. Beirce Holmes, Eel River, farmer. Beirce Ichabod, Summer street, nailer. Beirce Thomas. Eel River, iron worker. Beirce Calvin, Eel River, iron worker. Baxter Josiah D., High street, rope maker. Bryant Ebenezer, South Pond, farmer. Briggs George W., Court street, clergyman. Brig-gs Samuel, Monument Ponds, farmer. Briggs Samuel, Jr., Monument Ponds, farmer. Briggs Harvey, Halfway Pond, farmer. 38 D I R E CT O li Y . Briggs Cornelius, Monument Ponds, seaman. Bos worth Orrin, rear of Russell St., farmer. Brailey Jonathan, near S. Pond road, farmer. Brailey Charles, near S. Pond road, seaman. Blackmer John, Monument Ponds, farmer. Blackmer John, Jr., Monument Ponds, cordw. Blackmer Ezra H., Monument Ponds, farmer. Blackmer Branch, Wellingsley, farmer. Bunker Edward, North Town, rope maker. Bumpus Andrew M., Summer St., iron worker. Bumpus Mark J., Summer St., iron worker. Bumpus Lemuel S., Summer St., seaman. Blanchard Andrew, Summer street, seaman. Baker William W., Mill lane, seaman. Beal John B., Main street, teacher. Burton Charles, teacher. Bishop William, Summer street, stationer. Burleigh James C, North Town, farmer. Barrett William, Water street, seaman. Bakeman William, Wellingsley, seaman. Bradshaw Levi, Main street, confectioner. Churchi Churchi Churchi Churchi Churchi Church Church Church Church Church Churchi Church Church Churchi 11 William, Russell street, carpenter. 11 Heman, Sandwich street, cooper. 11 Daniel, Sandwich street, cooper. 11 Sylvanus, High street, seaman. 11 Sylvanus, 2d, Sandwich St., seaman. 11 Wilkeson, Eel River, farmer. 11 Barnabas, High street, machinist. 11 John E., Summer St., cordwainer. 11 Charles, High street, rope maker. 11 Daniel, Jr., Sandwich st., cooper. 11 Joseph, 2d, near Sandwich st., sea. 11 George, Court street, baker. 11 Rufus, near Water street, trader. 11 Thomas, High street, mason. DIRECTORY. 39 Churchill Silas M., Summer St., ironworker. Churchill Solomon S., Court St., rope maker. Churchill Lionel, Wellingsley, seaman. Churchill Lewis, Sandwich street, seaman. Churchill Ephraim F., Eel River, seaman. Churchill Sylvanus H., Court St., carpenter. Churchill Nathan, Court street, seaman. Churchill Benjamin, High street. Churchill John D., High street, trader. Churchill Hiram, Wellingsley, farmer. Churchill Hosea, Wellingsley, seaman. Churchill Joseph, Market street, seaman. Churchill Amasa, Sandwich street, carpenter. Churchill Wilkson, Jr., Eel River. Churchill Job, High street, blacksmith. Cotton Roland E., Leyden St., Reg. of Deeds. Carver John, Pleasant street, cordvvainer. Carver William, Summer street, seaman. Carver Chandler, Summer street, rope maker. Chase John, Sandwich street, seaman. Chase John, Jr., Sandwich street, seaman. Chase Henry, Sandwich street, seaman. Chase Sylvanus D., North Town. Cassady Henry, Sandwich street, seaman. Chandler John B., Court street, rope maker. Chandler Samuel, Sandwich St., rope maker. Cobb John K., Court street, farmer. Cobb John K., Jr., Court street, seaman. Cobb Heman, Summer street, cordwainer. Cobb Heman, Jr., High street, cordwainer. Cobb Franklin B., Wellingsley, farmer. Cobb George W., Wellingsley, farmer. Cobb Harvey R., Court street, seaman. Covington Nathaniel C, Middle st., seaman. Clark Benj. F., Monument Ponds, seaman. 40 DIRECTORY. Clark John, Woods lane, farmer. Clark Daniel, Eel River, seaman. Clark Nathaniel, Monument Ponds, teacher. Clark Nathaniel, 2d, West District, farmer. Clark Edward D., Eel River, seaman. Clark Ezra, Monument Ponds, farmer. Clark Israel, Monument Ponds, teacher. Clark Benjamin, Monument Ponds, farmer. Clark William, Monument Ponds; trader. Clark Samuel, Monument Ponds, farmer. Clark Seih, Monument Ponds, farmer. Clark Ivory H., Monument Ponds, farmer. Clark Thomas E., Monument Ponds, farmer, Clark David, Monument Ponds, seaman. Clark James E., Eel River, seaman. Clark Seth P., Monument Ponds, farmer. Clark Zonth, \Vood's lane, farmer. Clark William R., Summer street, seaman. Crandon Benjamin H., Court street, taverner. Cole Samuel, Welling-sley, farmer. Cole Winslow, Leyden street, cooper. Cole Alfred, West District, farmer. Cole Job, Welling-sley, machinist. Caswell Thomas, near S. Pond road, farmer. Carter Henry, Sandwich, staije driver. Cunning-ham Jesse, Court street, rope maker. Cunningham Gilford E., Court St., rope maker. Cooper Joseph, High street, trader. Cooper George, Hig-h street, accoumant. Cox Elias, Sandwich street, shipwrig-ht. Cox James, Court street, trader. Cox William R., shipwright. Collins James, Court street, merchant. Collins George M., Court street, carpenter. Collins James T., Court street, shipwright. DlliiiC TO.ii'. 41 Collingwood William, North street, trader. Collingvvood William, Jr., North St., seaman. Collingwood George, North street, cooper. Collingvvood Joseph W., North st., cooper. Collingfwood John B., North street. Cornish James, Wellingsley, seaman. Cornish Thomas E., Wellingsley, seaman. Cornish Giles, Monument Ponds, farmer. Cornish Thomas, Monument Ponds, farmer. Cornish Nathaniel, Monument Ponds, farmer. Cornish Benjamin, Monument Ponds, farmer. Cornish Isaiah, Monument Ponds, farmer. Cornish Spooner, Monument Ponds, farmer. Cornish James H., Monument Ponds, trader. Cornish Ivory S., Monument Ponds, teacher. Cornish Aaron H., Monument Ponds, teacher. Cornish Theodore 0., Monu. Ponds, teacher. Cowen Robert, Summer street, seaman. Cushman Joseph, Middle street, trader. Cahoon Samuel, Cedar Swamp, farmer. Cahoon Samuel, Jr., Cedar Swamp, farmer. Cahoon Mark, Herring Pond, farmer. Cahoon Freeman, Herring Pond, farmer. Cahoon Stephen, Herring Pond, farmer. Cahoon Eben. Y., Herring Pond, farmer, deal John, Eel River, deal John H., Eel River, seaman. Cutmore John, Water street, rope maker. Canterbury Lyman, South Pond, farmer. Davis Nathaniel M., Court street, lawyer. Davis John R., Main street, trader. Davis Joseph, Market square, trader. Davis William, Court street, lawyer. Davie Ichabod, Summer street, merchant. Davie Johnson, Court street, mason. 42 DIKECTORY. Davie Isaac, seaman. Davie Ebenezer, Pleasant street, seaman. Davie William, Leyden street, seaman. Davie Joseph, Jr., Sandwich St., machinist. Davie Samuel H., Court street, carpenter. Davie Joseph, Sandwich street, seaman. Davie Isaac L., carpenter. Drew William, Leyden street, shipwright. Drew Josiah, Water street, shipwright. Drew W. R., Leyden street, tin-plate worker. Drew William T., Court street, carpenter. Drew Abbot, Rowland street, calker. Drew Benjamin, Summer st., cordwainer. Drew James H., Water street, shipwright. Drew Abijah, Sandwich street, shipwright. Drew Atwood L., Summer street, trader. Drew George A. Drew, Howland street. Drew Stephen C, Watson's Hill, seaman. Drew Malachi, North street, carpenter. Drew Ellis, Summer street, merchant. Drew Nicholas H., Middle street, calker. Drew Winslow, Pilgrim court, carpenter. Drew David, Market street, sail maker. Drew Theodore, Court street, carpenter. Drew Ebenezer, North street. Drew George H., Leyden street, seaman. Dunham Ichabod, West District, farmer. Dunham Ephraim, West District, farmer. Dunham Lucas, West Disiricct, farmer. Dunham John P., Summer st., iron worker. Dunham Abraham, Wood's lane, farmer, Dunham Barnabas, seaman. Dunham Richard B., Court street, mason. Dunham Benjamin, Wood's lane, farmer. Dunham William G., Summer street, farmer. DIRECTORY. 43 Dickson Samuel, Sandwich street, cooper. Dickson David, Summer street, cooper. Doten John, Summer street. Doten Samuel, Training Green, merchant. Doten Samuel, 2d, Summer St., carpenter. Doten Edward, School street. Dnten Samuel H., High street, lumber dealer. Doten Stephen, Eel River, farmer. Doten Stephen, Jr., Eel River, farmer. Doten Nathaniel, Sandwich st., seaman. Doten Prince, Sandwich St., cooper. Doten Joseph, Eel River, farmer. Doten Everett, Eel River. Doten Chandler W., Eel River, farmer. Doten Lemuel, Eel River, seaman. Doten Lemuel, 2d, Eel River, seaman, Doten James, Summer street, miller. Doten George W., Eel River. Doten Peter B., Monument Ponds, seaman. Doten Elbridge G., Monument Ponds. Doty Nathaniel, Water street, seaman. Dike Simeon, Summer street, seaman. Durfey Richard, Sandwich street, seaman. Danforth Allen, Main St., treas. of Sav. Inst. Dillard Benjamin, seaman. Dillard Benjamin, Jr., seaman. Diman David, Rowland street, carpenter. Diman Thomas, Court street, carpenter. Diman James, Rowland street, carpenter. Diman Ezra S., Wood's lane, rope maker. Diman Benjamin, Wood's lane, rope maker. Diman Daniel, Court street, carpenter. Diman David, Jr., Howland street, seaman. Diman Samuel N., Court street, carpenter. 3 44 DIRECTORY, Douglass Joshua, Halfway Pond, farmer. Douglass George L., Halfway Pond, farmer. Douglass Jesse, Eel River, seaman. Douglass Elisha, Halfway Pond, seaman. Douglass Ephraim, Monument Ponds, farmer. Douglass William M., Halfway Pond, seaman. Douglass William, Monument Ponds, seaman. Dwigiit John, Monument Ponds, clergyman. Demming Augustus, Summer street, trader. Doam Samuel, Leyden street, seaman. Ellis Bartlett, School street, trader. Ellis Barnabas, Sandwich street, trader. Ellis Stephen, Jr., Water street, seaman. Ellis Thomas, Monument Ponds, farmer. Ellis Nathaniel, Monument Ponds, farmer. Ellis Reuben, Cedar Swamp, farmer. Ellis Francis, Monument Ponds, farmer. Ellis Otis, Cedar Swamp, farmer. Ellis Elisha, Monument Ponds, farmer. Ellis Anson B., Monument Ponds, farmer. Ellis Watson, Monument Ponds, seaman. Ellis Hiram, Monument Ponds, farmer. Ellis Ziba, Monument Ponds, farmer. Ellis Nathaniel, Jr., Monument Ponds, farmer. Ellis Clark S. Ellis Stephen, Monument Ponds, farmer. Erland Henry, Sandwich street, trader. Eddy Henry H., North Town, rope maker. Eddy John, Summer street, nailer. Eaton Timothy T., Sandwich St., rope maker. Edes Oliver, Pleasant street, manufacturer. Edes Henry F., North street, teacher. Finney Clark, Eel River, farmer. Finney Albert, cordwainer. Finney Benjamin C, Spring street, trader. DIKECTOKY. 45 Finney Eobert, Eel River, seaman. Finney George, Eel River, seaman. Finney Elkanah, Eel River, farmer. Finney Seth, Eel River, farmer. Finney Ezra, Summer street, merchant. Finney Ephraim, 2d, Eel River, farmer. Finney Ephraim, Court street, seaman. Finney Seth, Jr., Eel River, seaman. Finney Elkanah C, Summer street, seaman. Finney Pelham, Sandwich street, seaman. Finney William L., Eel River, merchant. Finney Benjamin D., Eel River, seaman. Finney Ephraim, 8d, Court street, trader. Finney Henry, Eel River, merchant. Finney David, Eel River, seaman. Finney Leavitt, Sandwich street, trader. Finney James, Eel River, farmer. Finney John, Eel River, farmer. Finney Everett, Eel River, farmer. Finney Ezra, 2d, Eel River, farmer. Faunce Barnabas, Summer street, seaman. Faunce Solomon, Hiofh street, nailer. Faunce Lemuel B,, Eel River, nailer. Faunce William, Eel River, clergyman. Faunce Peleg, Mill lane, seaman. Faunce Thaddeus, Leyden St., rope maker. Faunce Stephen, Watson's Hill,rope maker. Fnrris Jeremiah, Middle St., manufacturer. Fowler George P., Court St., cordwainer. Fitts Albert, Monument Ponds, carpenter. Flemmons Patrick, Eel River, nailer. Farnam Samuel D., Main street, tinman. Gleason James G., Russell street, barber. Griffin Granville, Sandwich street, seaman. Griffin George W., North Town, rope maker. 46 DIKEOTOKY Griffin Ebenezer S., Pleasant St., rope maker. Gale Benjamin, seaman. Goodwin Nath. Court st., cash. Plym. Bank. Goodwin Albert G., Court street, seaman. Goodwin Charles, North Town, rope maker. Gooding John, Main street, watch maker. Gooding John, Jr., Main street, seaman. Gooding William, Russell street, trader. Gooding Benj. B., Russell st., watch maker. Gooding George, Main street, accountant. Goddard Daniel, Middle street, trader. Goddard Francis J., Cole's Hill, sail maker. Green William C, North Town, rope maker. Green Richard, North Town, rope maker. Green Henry W., North Town, rope maker. Green John A., High street, truckman. Gilbert Gustavus, Main street, lawyer. Gibbs Henry, Sandwich street, seaman. Gordon Timothy, North street, physician. Gardner Samuel, School street, stage driver. Gardner Granvill, Court st., stages & coaches. Gray David, Summer street, farmer. Harlow Amaziah, Summer street. Harlow John, Sandwich street, carpenter. Harlow John, 2d, Eel River, iron worker. Harlow John, 3d, Eel River, carpenter. Harlow John, 4th, Water street, farmer. Harlow Sylvanus, Pleasant street, carpenter. Harlow David, Sandwich street, trader. Harlow Samuel, Sandwich street, cooper. Harlow^ George, Sandwich street, merchant. Harlow Nathaniel E., Sandwich st., cooper. Harlow Ansel H., Market square, cooper. Harlow Abner H., Sandwich street, cooper. Harlow Ivory L., Pleasant street, carpenter. DIRECTORY. 47 Harlow James M., North Town, rope maker. Harlow Ephraim, Pleasant street, merchant. Harlow Seth, Court street, carpenter. Harlow Fienjamin, High street, seaman. Harlow Nathaniel, Wellingsley, seaman. Harlow Ichabod, Sandwich street, cooper. Harlow Lewis, pleasant street, rope maker. Harlow William, Monument Ponds, farmer. Harlow Joseph, Monument Ponds, farmer. Harlow Thomas, Monument Ponds, farmer. Harlow James, Monument Ponds, farmer. Harlow Wm., 2d, Monument Ponds, seaman. Harlow Branch, Monument Ponds, farmer. Harlow Wm.,3d, Monument Ponds, seaman. Harlow Jesse, Summer street, merchant. Harlow John H., Sandwich St., accountant. Harlow Justus, Pleasant street, trader. Harlow Thomas P., High street, seaman. Hayward Nathan, Main street, physician. Howard Melatiah, Summer street farmer. Hathaway Charles M., Monu. Ponds, seaman. Hathaway Joshua, Summer street. Hathaway Benj., Summer St., stock manufac. Hathaway Allen, Sandwich street, farmer. Hathaway Charles, Summer street, farmer. Hathaway G. A., Pleasant st., stock manufac. Hathaway C. M., Monument Ponds, seaman. Hathaway Benj. F., Halfway Pond seaman. Hathaway Edw, Pleasant St., harness maker. Hathaway Jos. T., Monument Ponds, farmer. Hathaway Jacob E., Monu. Ponds, seaman. Hathaway James E., Monu. Ponds, seaman. Hoxey Abiatha, Eel River, shipwright. Holbrook Gideon, Sandwich street, seaman. 3^ 48 DIRECTORY. Holbrook G., 2d, Monument Ponds, seaman. Holbrook Gideon, 3d, Pleasant street, cooper. Holbrook Elisha, Monument Ponds, farmer. Hedge Isaac L., Court street, merchant. Hedge Thomas, Court street, merchant. Hedge Barnabas, Court street, farmer. Hedge James G., Court street, farmer. Hedge Nathaniel L., Middle street, trader. Holmes Ahira, Monument Ponds, teacher. Holmes Elisha, Monument Ponds. Holmes Chas. T., Monument Ponds, butcher. Holmes Richard W"., Court street, merchant. Holmes Benjamin, Leyden street. Holmes Benjamin, 2d, Eel River. Holmes Barnabas G., Wellingsley, painter. Holmes Ephraim B., Court St., cordwainer. Holmes William, Eel River, farmer. Holmes Samuel D., Leyden street, seaman. Holmes Truman C, Summer street, trader. Holmes Ellis, Sandwich street, farmer. Holmes Ellis, Jr., Sandwich street, farmer. Holmes Leander, Court street, rope maker. Holmes Brazilla, Eel River, farmer. Holmes Solomon M., South Pond, seaman. Holmes Josiah, Eel River, seaman. Holmes Ansel, Sandwich street, trader. Holmes Joseph, North Town, brick maker. Holmes Joseph, 2d, Wellino^sley, shipwright. Holmes Joseph, 3d, North Town, seaman. Holmes Bartlett, Wellingsley, merchant. Holmes Bartlett, Jr., Wellingsley, trader. Holmes David, High street, livery stable. Holmes Ichabod T., Court St., cordwainer. Holmes Kendall, Sandwich street, seaman. Holmes Oliver, North Town, rope maker. DIRECTORY. 49 Holmes Lemuel D., Court street, accountant. Holmes Nathan H., Training Green, bl'ksm. Holmes David S., Eel River, iron worker. Holmes Nelson, Market street, rope maker. Holmes Barnabas H., Middle street, tailor. Holmes Ephraim, Watson's Hill, painter. Holmes Seth L., Summer st., iron worker. Holmes David C, North Town, rope maker. Holmes Nathaniel, Court street, cordwainer. Holmes Isaac S., Court street, farmer. Holhies Joseph, 4th, Court st., accountant. Holmes Sylvanus, Sandwich st., seaman. Holmes Allen, Leyden street, mason. Holmes Micah, Sandwich street, seaman. Holmes Nathan, Monument Ponds, farmer. Holmes Nathan, Jr., Monu. Ponds, seaman. Holmes Truman, Monument Ponds, farmer. Holmes Stephen, Monument Ponds, farmer. Holmes Marston, Monument Ponds, farmer. Holmes Clark, Monument Ponds, farmer. Holmes Amasa, Monument Ponds, farmer. Holmes Amasa, Jr. , Monument Ponds, farmer. Holmes Cromwell VV., Monument P., farmer. Holmes Branch .B., Monu. Ponds, farmer. Holmes G. W., Monument Ponds, farmer. Holmes Galen R., Eel River, nailer. Holmes William S., Court street, carpenter. Holmes Ezra T., Eel River, iron worker. Holmes Henry B., Monument Ponds, teacher. Holmes Peter, Court street, seaman. Holmes Adoniram, North Town. Holmes William, 2d, Pleasant st., seaman. Holmes George H., Eel River, seaman. Holmes Albert, Sandwich st., seaman. Howland Ichabod, Eel River, seaman. 50 DIRECTORY. Howland Lemuel C, Eel River, seaman. Howland William, Eel River, seaman. Howland Calvin, Eel River, seaman. Howland Calvin, Jr., Eel River, seaman. Howland Nathan, Eel River, manufacturer. Howland John F., Eel River, seaman. Howland William, 2d, Eel River, seaman. Hubbard H. M., Summer st., iron worker. Hubbard Benj., Market square, physician. Hobart Joseph B., Summer st., iron worker. Hoyt Moses, Sandwich street, carpenter. Hoyt Otis, Sandwich street, trader. Hoyt John F., Sandwich street, mason. Hoyt Curtis C, Sandwich street, mason. Holmes Caleb B., Market square, butcher. Hall John, Court street, farmer. Hall Reuben, Court street, farmer. Hall Lewis, Court street, fanner. Hall Wendall, Court street, fiirmer. Hall James, Court street, farmer. Hall John T., Main street, barber. Hall William, Court street, farmer. Hodges, Nathaniel, Eel river, farmer. Hodges Benjamm, Water street, seaman. Hodgkins Joseph W., North street, tailor. Harvey Jonathan, North Town. Harvey David B., North Town, blacksmith. Harvey Sylvanus, Summer st., blacksmith. Harvey Benjamin, Cole's Hill, seaman. Hutchinson Robert, Sandwich st., seaman. Heart, Jason, Court street, trader. Hovey Josiah C, Monument Ponds, teacher. Harding Caleb, Summer street. Heath Thomas, Summer street, iron worker. Hopkins Samuel P., Court street, seaman. DIRECTORY. 51 Hardy Solomon, Court street, rope maker. Irish Charles B., Leyden street, rope maker. Jackson Frederick, North Town, farmer. Jackson Daniel, North street, merchant. Jackson Abraham, North street, merchant. Jackson Jacob, North street, deputy collector. Jackson, Isaac C, North street, merchant. Jackson Thomas T., North street. Jackson, Salisbury, Leyden street, trader. Jackson, William H., corner of Leyden and Market streets, harness maker. Jackson Henry F., Middle street, merchant. Jackson Edwin, Middle street, merchant. Jackson VVm. M., Middle street, collector. Jackson Daniel L., North street, seaman. Jackson John G., North street. Jackson Alexander, Eel River, physician. Jackson Mark, Market street, barber. Jenkins Benjamin, High street, seaman. Johnson Clark, Monument Ponds, farmer. Kendall James, Leydon street, clergyman. Keen Tilden, seaman. Kneeland Joshua, Summer street, currier. mball Putnam, Court square, jail-keeper, mball Samuel, Court square, carpenter, mball Putnam, jr.. Court square, carpenter, ng John, Sandwich street, farmer, ng John, Jr., Sandwich street, seaman, ng Isaac B., Summer street, mason, ng Robert, Jr., Court street, farmer, ng Lewis, Halfway Pond, seamen, ng Obadiah, Monument Ponds, carpenter, ng Nathaniel C, Eel River, carpenter, ng William, Halfway Pond, farmer, ng Nathan, Halfway Pond, seaman. 52 DIRECTORY King Robert, 8d., Halfway Pond, seamen. King Lothrop C, Mon. Ponds, carpenter. King Obadiah, Jr. Mon. Ponds, carpenter. Keith Loyd, Summer street, blacksirfith-* * Kendrick James, Sandwich strGet,''farmer. Kendrick Asa, Sandwich st., farmer. Lucas John S. near Russel st. carpenter. Lucas Stephen, Pleasant st.. Livery Stable. Lucas Joseph, Summer street, machinist. Lucas Joshua, Eel River, nailer. Lucas Isaac J., Summer street, rigger. Lucas Ansel, Eel River, farmer. Lucas Luther, Monument Ponds, farmer. Lucas Hiram, near Russell street, carpenter Lucas Edwin, near Russell street, carpenter. \ Lucas Ephraim, Eel River, farmer. Lanman Isaac, Court street, shipwright Lanman Samuel, Court street, shipwright. Lanman Nath'l. C, Court square, carpenter. Lanman George P., seaman. Lanman Nath'l. C. Jr., School st., carpenter. Lanman Samuel 2d., Summer st. farmer. Leach Lemuel, Eel River farmer. Leach Lemuel, Jr., Eel River, farmer. -Leach Ezra, Eel River, farmer, Leach David, Eel River, seaman. Leach Reuben, Eel River, farmer. Leach Albert, Spring street, cordwainer. Leach Josiah, Summer street, seaman. Lewis Samuel, Wellingsley, shipwright. Lewis Daniel J., Court street, carpenter. Lewis Samuel, Jr., Wellingsley, carpenter. Leach Phineas, Market street, seaman. Lewis Edward, Sandwich street, carpenter. Langford William, Eel River, farmer. DIKECTORY. 53 Langforcl William, Jr., Eel River, seaman. Leonard Nathaniel W., Eel River. Leonard Joseph N., Court street. Leonard William M., Eel River. Leonard Abner, Eel River, rivet maker. Leonard Wilfiam, Market street, seaman. Loud Jacob H., Court St., Register of Probate. Lovell Leander, Leyden street, accountant. Morton Thomas, Eel River, farmer. Morton Thomas, Jr., Wellingsley, trader. Morton Ellis, Eel River, seaman. Morion Josiah, Eel River, farmer. Morton Amasa, Eel River, seaman. Morton Caleb, Eel River, blacksmith. Morton Caleb, Jr., Eel River, trader. Morton Edward, High street, ropemaker. Morton William, Eel River, farmer. Morion Ichabod, Wellingsley, merchant. Morion Edwin, W^ellingsley, merchant. Morton James, Pleasant street, truckman. Morion John T., Eel River, seaman. Morton William W., Eel River, farmer. Morion Selh, Market square, ropemaker. Morton Henry M., Water street, seaman. Morton Frederick, Water street, seaman. Morion John L., High street, seaman. Morton Ephraim, Leyden street, painter. Morton William H., High street, seaman. Morton Henry, Eel River, blacksmith. Morion Isaac, Eel River, blacksmith. Morion Lewis, Eel River, farmer. Morion Jacob T., High street, farmer. Morion Josiah, Jr., Eel River, seaman. Morton Freeman, Wellingsley, blacksmith. Morion Freeman, Jr., Wellingsley, seaman. 54 DIRECTORY. Morton Alvin G., Wellingsley, seaman. Morton Levi P., Eel River, seaman. Morton Jacob T., Jr., High St., ropemaker. Manter Preston, Halfway Pond, seaman. Manter Belcher, South Pond, carpenter. Manter William, Training Green, carpenter. Manter George, South Pond, seaman. Manter Prince, Halfway Pond, farmer. Manter Prince, Jr., Wellingsley, seaman. Manter Timothy, Eel River, seaman. Manter David, Eel River, farmer. Macomber John, Market street, mason. Macomber Warren S., High street, mason. McLathlin Seth, Leyden street, ropemaker. Morey William, Jr., Court st., cordwainer. May Charles, Middle street, accountant. May Thomas, Pleasant street, cordwainer. May Nathaniel, Eel River, manufacturer. Morse Anthony, Russell street, trader. Morse William B„ Summer St., ironworker. Morse John, Sandwich street, seaman. Morse Noah, Summer street. Maxim Zebulon, Summer street. Maxim Reuben, South Pond road, farmer. Maxim John K., South Pond road, farmer. Minter Eli H., Training Green, seaman. Mills Henry, Summer street, trader. Maybury Joseph, Summer street, ironworker. Marshall Levi, North Town, ropemaker. Minot Mellen, Leyden street, stage driver. Nelson William, Summer street, merchant. Nelson Charles, Court street, farmer. Nelson Elisba, Court street, butcher. Nelson Samuel, Wellingsley, wheelwright. Nichols Moses, Monudjent Ponds, blacksmith. D I RECTORY. 55 Nichols Otis, Monument Ponds, blacksmith. Nickerson John, High street, trader. Nickerson William, Pleasant St., carpenter. Nickerson John, Jr., Sandwich St., seaman. Nickerson Joseph M. Red Brook, seaman, Nickerson Israel, Red Brook, farmer. Nickerson James, Halfway Pond, seaman. Nickerson Thacher, Halfway Pond, seaman. Nickerson Israel, 2d, Eel River, seaman. Nickerson Israel F., Red Brook. Nye Alexander G., Pleasant street, physician. Nye William, Water street, merchant. Newhall George T., Eel River, iron worker. Nightingale Alvin, Cedar Swamp, farmer. Niel James O., Mill Lane, ropemaker. Otis Barnabas, Summer street. Olney Zaben, Court square, taverner. Oliver Henry J., Summer street. Pool Perez, Training Green, cooper. Pool David V., Training Green, seaman. Pool Gridley T., High street, cordwainer. Paty Ephraim, Sandwich street, farmer. Paty Ephraim, Jr., Wellingsley seaman. Paty Thomas, High street, merchant. Paty Thomas M., Sandwich street, carpenter. [Perkins John, Middle street, hatter. [Perkins Luke, Wellingsley, carpenter. Perkins Calvin, Wellingsley, seaman. Perkins Gideon, Jr., Sandwich St., seaman. Perkins William A., Wellingsley, farmer. Perkins Stephen, rear of Summer St., farmer. I Perkins Thomas S., cooper. I Paine John S., Middle street, blockmaker. Paine Reuben C, Cole's Hill, blockmaker. 56 DIRECTORY. Purringlon Wm. S., Sandwich St., seaman. Porter Charles S., North street, clergyman. Perry Lewis, Sandwich street, blacksmith. Perry John, Sandwich street, blacksmith. Pope Richard, Water street, seaman. Pearson William, calker. Peterson Reuben, Pilgrim Court st., hatter. Peterson Perez, Eel River, farmer. Peterson Lewis, Howland street, hatter. Peterson Charles, Monument Ponds, farmer. Peterson John C, Monument Ponds, mason. Peterson Chas. H., Mon. Ponds, carpenter. Peterson David L., Monument Ponds. Peterson Sylvester H., Mon. Ponds, teacher. Pitman Thomas F., Pleasant st., ropemaker., Paulding William, Leyden st., ropemaker. Paulding Silvanus S., Leyden St., ropemaker. Paulding Francis, Summer street, ropemaker. Paulding James T., Howland st., painter. Peirce Ignatius, Water street, seaman. Peirce Ignatius, Jr., Pleasant street, seaman. Peirce Benjamin, Sandwich street, seaman. Peirce Mendall, Sandwich street, seaman. Peirce John, North Town. Peirce Melzar, Sandwich street, mason. Peirce William P., South Ponds, farmer. Peirce Tilden, South Ponds, farmer. Peirce Asa, Court street, stage driver. Peirce Branch, Halfway Pond, farmer. Peirce Branch, Jr., Halfway Pond, seaman. Peirce Benj. N., rear of Water st., seaman. Peirce Richard, Summer street, seaman. Peirce Abner, seaman. Peirce Ebenezer, South Pond, seaman.. Peirce Phiiip B. W., Eel River. DIKECTOKY. 51 Peirce Thomas, Halfway Pond, farmer. Peirce Nathan, Summer street, iron worker. Peirce James S., Summer street, seaman. Pratt Joshua, Leyden street. Pratt Lucius, Main street, accountant. Rogers Stephen, Summer street. Overseer of Poor. Rogers Ichabod, North street, seaman. Rogers George. Rogers America B., Pleasant street, baker. Rogers Thomas, High street, iron worker. Rogers Samuel, Sandwich street, seaman. Rogers Richard, Sandwich street, seaman. Rogers Ellis, North street, seaman. Rogers Francis, Wellingsley, seaman. Randall William, Sandwich St., accountant. Randall William, Jr., Sandwich St., seaman. Reed James, Summer street, nailer. Reed Lemuel F., Summer St., iron worker. Reed Hezekiah B., Summer st., iron worker. Reed Joseph A., Summer st., iron worker. Richmond William, Water street, seaman. Richmond Micah, Summer street, currier. Richmond John A., Water street, sail maker. Richmond Alpheus, Water street, sail maker. Richmond Alpheus, Jr., Water st., seaman. Richmond Nathan, Monument Ponds, farmer. Rider Job, Summer street, carpenter. Rider Job, Jr., Watson's Hill, carpenter. Rider Joseph, Watson's Hill, carpenter. Rider Daniel, High street, carpenter. Rider Daniel, Jr., High street, carpenter. Rider Merrick, Court street, rigger. Rider Ezekiel. Rider Ezekiel, Jr. [ d2 ] 58 DIRECTORY, Rider Henry. Rider Caleb, Summer street, machinist. Rider George, Sandwich street, rivet maker. Rider Thomas, Summer carpenter. Robbins Samuel, Market street, rope maker. Robbins Jesse, Water street. Robbins Josiah, North street, manufacturer. Robbins Isaac, High street, seaman. Robbins Frederick, North street, seaman. Robbins Henry, Pleasant street, accountant. Robbins Samuel, Jr., High st., rope maker. Robbins Heman C, High St., rope maker. Robbins Horatio, Eel River, rope maker. Robbins Daniel, Market street, rope maker. Robbins Nathan B., Court street, seaman. Robbins Levitt T., Court street, physician. Robbins Edmund, Court street, mason. Robbins Ansel, Market street, seaman. Robbins Henry H., Summer street, hatter. Robbins Francis H., Pleasant street, printer, Robbins Augustus, Water street, seaman. Robbins Josiah H., North street, trader. Robbins Thomas G., Watson's Hill, cooper. Russell Nathaniel, Court street, merchant. Russell Nathaniel, Jr., Court street, merchant. Russell John, North street, merchant. Russell Thomas, Leyden street, merchant. Russell Andrew L., Court street, merchant. Russell William S., Main street, trader. Raymond Allen, Hnlfway Pond, seaman. Raymond Charles, Summer street, carpenter. Raymond George, Summer street, baker. Raymond Eleazer S., Sandw. st., bl'ksmith. Raymond Ansel, South Pond road, seaman. Raymond Caleb, Halfway Pond, farmer. DIREGTOUY. 59 Raymond Isaiah, Halfway Poncl, farmer. Raymond Calvin, Halfway Pond, farmer. Raymond Harvey, Halfway Pond, seaman. Raymond Adoniram, Halfway Pond, seaman. Raymond Henry G., Sandwich St., seaman Raymond James N., South Pond, seaman. Raymond George, Jr. North street, printer. Raymond Perkins, Le Baron's alley. Raymond S. A., Halfway Pond, seaman. Raymond Dennis, Halfway Pond, seaman. Rich Isaac B., Leyden street, trader. Robertson David, Wellingsley, tailor. Robertson John. Robertson William, South Ponds, seaman. Robertson James A., Wellingsley, seaman. Rickard Ansel, Court street, farmer. Rickard Freeman, Wellingsley, farmer. Rickard Samuel, Court street. Rickard Theophilus, School street, farmer. Ripley Alexander, Eel River, machinist. Ripley Luther, Summer street, seaman. Ripley William, West District, farmer. Ripley Harvey W., West District, trader. Ripley Calvin, Summer street, seaman. Sampson Silvanus, South Pond, farmer. Sampson Thomas, Summer street, farmer. Sampson Schuyler, Summer street. Cash- ier Old Colony Bank. Sampson Truman, South Pond, farmer. Sampson Hiram, Eel River, seaman. Sampson Ellis, South Pond, farmer. Sampson Rufus, Monument Ponds, farmer. Sampson Aaron,* South Ponds, farmer. Sampson Samuel, Leyden street, rope maker. d3 60 DIRECTORY. Sampson Levi, South Ponds, farmer. Sampson Philander, High street, mason. Sampson Solomon, Summer St., rope maker. Sampson Sylvanus, 3d., South Ponds, farmer. Savery Nehemiah, Jr., Court street, farmer. Savery Winsor, Court street. Savery Zenas, Court street, farmer. Savery Nehemiah, Court street, farmer, Savery Joseph B., Summer St., rope maker. Savery William T., Sandwich St., painter. Sears Thomas, Wellingsley, seaman. Sears Eleazer, Wellingsley, wheelright. Sears David, Wellingsley, farmer. Sears Thomas, 2d., Wellingsley, farmer. Sears William, Wellingsley, seaman. Sears Daniel, Wellingsley, seaman. Sears Hiram B., Sandwich street, seaman. Sears Thomas B., Wellingsley, seaman. Sears James, South Ponds, farmer. Sears Horatio, Summer street, farmer. Symmes Lazarus, Russell street, carpenter. Shaw Southworth, Court street, blacksmith. Shaw Ichabod, Court street, black smith. Shaw Samuel, Summer street, trader. Shaw Ellis, Halfway Pond, farmer. Shaw Deforest, Halfway Pond, seaman, Shaw Sullivan B., truckman. Shaw James, Court street, trader. Seymour Henry, Summer street, iron worker. Seymour Webster, Summer St., iron worker. Seymour Edward D., Main street, tailor. Sylvester John, Sandwich st., seaman. Sylvester John, Jr., Court street, seaman. Sylvester Nathaniel, Sandwich St., seaman. Sylvester Solomon, Sandwich st., seaman. DIKECTOKY. 61 Sylvester James A., Court street, rope maker. Sylvester William, Pleasant street, seaman. Scudder Alonzo S., Court street, merchant. Stoddard Isaac N., Court street, teacher. Simmons George, Water street, seaman. Simmons Geo., Jr., Sandwich st., truckman. Simmons Lemuel, Market square, sail maker. Simmons Ichabod, Pleasant street, seaman. Simmons James, seaman. Simmons William D., Court street, seaman. Sturtevant Joseph, Wellingsley, wheelright. Sturtevant John S., North street, truckman, Sherman Elijah, Sandwich street, carpenter. Sherman Elijah, Jr., Eel River, nailer. Sherman Isaac M.. Leyden St., rope maker. Sherman Samuel, Summer street, trader. Sherman Thomas B., Sandwich St., trader. Sherman Wm. D., Leyden St., livery stable. Sherman E. C. Main street, trader. Sherman W. B., Le Baron's alley, rope maker. Seaver William R., Russell street, lawyer. Smith Peter W., Summer street, seaman. Smith Thomas C, West District, seaman. Snow Leonard, School street, cordwainer. Saunders John, Summer street, cordwainer. Spooner Ebenezer, North street, hatter. Spooner James, North street. Spooner Ephraim, Court street. Post Master. Spooner Bourne, North Town, manufacturer. Spooner Nathaniel B., North Town, trader. Spooner Nathaniel, High street, seaman. Spear Thomas, High street, Spear Thomas, Jr., High street, nailer. Stephens William, Sandwich St., merchant. d4 62 DIRECTORY Stephens Wm., Jr., Sandwich St., merchant. Stephens Wm., 3d., Sandwich St., seaman. Stephens Lemuel, Sandwich street, merchant. Stephens John, Sandwich street, farmer. Stephens Zaccheus, Sandwich st., seaman. Swift Benjamin, Main street, watch maker. Swift Henry, Eel River, shipwright. Swift Nathaniel, Jr., Cedar Swamp, seaman. Swift Seth E,, Cedar Swamp, seaman. Swift John, Eel River, farmer. Swift Joshua, Eel River, farmer. Swift William H., Eel River, farmer. Swift Josiah M., Eel River, seaman. Swift Isaac, Sandwich street, farmer. Swift Jabez, Eel River. Swift Nathaniel, Cedar Swamp, farmer. Swift Elisha, Cedar Swamp, farmer. Swift Isaac B., Cedar Swamp, farmer. Swift Barnabas E., Cedar Swamp, farmer. Swift Ezra, Cedar Swamp, farmer. Swift Jacob, Sandwich street, seaman. Swift Henry E., Eel River, seaman. Swift Lemuel L., Eel River, seaman. Swift Eleazer, Cedar Swamp, seaman. Swift George. Eel River, seaman. Stetson Lot, Sandwich street, shipwright. Straffin William, Pleasant street, rope maker. Straffin William T., Training Green, seaman. Standish Joshua, Court Square, blacksmith. Standish Joshua, Jr., School St., blacksmith. Standish Josiah O., near Russell St., dentist. Southworth Francis, Water street, seaman. Southworth Jacob W., Water St., shipwright. Southworth Edward, Water st., shipwright. Stillman James M., Sandwich street, seaman. DIRECTORY. 63 Steward Henry 0., Main street, trader. Swinburn Robert, Water street, seaman. Staples George W., Sandwich street, seaman. Soule Samuel, Wellingsley, seaman. Thomas John B., Court St., Cl'k of the Court. Thomas William, Court street, lawyer. Thomas Joshua B., Court street, lawyer. Thomas Elias, Summer street, farmer. Thomas Elias, Jr., Summer street, farmer. Thomas Asa, West street, farmer. Thomas Joab, Russell street, farmer. Thomas Stephen, Summer street, truckman. Thomas George N., Leyden street. Thomas Nahum, High street, seaman. Thomas Joab, Jr., Russell street., farmer. Thomas Francis, Eel River, seaman. Thomas Adoniram, West street, farmer. Thomas Asa, Jr., West street, seaman. Thomas Alanson, West street, iron worker. Thrasher George, Monument Ponds, farmer. Thrasher Joshua, Court street, farmer. Thrasher David, Eel River, shipwright. Thrasher Jonathan, Halfway Pond, fjirmer. Thrasher Reuben, Monument Ponds, farmer. Thrasher Augustus, Monu. Ponds, seaman. Thrasher Geo., Jr., Monu. Ponds, seaman. Tillson Hamblin, Spring street, cordwainer. Tillson James, West District, seaman. Tribble John, High street, painter. Tribble Isaac, North street, trader. Tribble James, Eel River, iron worker. Tribble Thomas, Sandwich street, seaman. Tribble Winslow M., Pleasant street, painter. Tribble Gideon H., North street, painter. d5 64 DIRECTORY. Tribble Albert, Sandwich street, painter. Tribble William B., near Russell st., painter. Tribble Lorenzo D., near Russell st., painter. Torrey Thomas, Court street, seaman. Turner David, Leyden St., block maker. Turner Eleazer S., Court street, seaman. Turner E. C, Pleasant street, carpenter. Turner Jesse H., Water street. Turner Samuel, Monument Ponds, seaman. Talbot Samuel, Market street, baker. Thompson Francis, W^ellingsley, cordwainer. Taylor Jacob, North street, mason. Taylor Abner S., North street, mason. Taylor Joseph, Water street, trader. Taylor John, Summer street, seaman. Thurber James, Market street, printer. Tomlinson Russell, Middle St., clergyman. Torrance Robert, W^ater street. Tinkham James H., Eel River, shipwright. Towns Joseph, North Town. Virgin George W., Summer street, trader. Virgin George W., Jr., Summer st., seaman. Virgin John, Summer street. Vaughn Lemuel, Halfway Pond, farmer. Vaughn Samuel C, Eel River, carpenter. Vaughn Oliver, Summer street, seaman. Vaughn Elisha, Eel River. Valler Sylvanus, Monument Ponds, seaman. Valler Sylvanus, 2d, Eel River, seaman. Valler Silas, Monument Ponds, farmer. Valler Sylvester H., Monu. Ponds, seaman. Warren W^inslow, Main street, physician. Wade Perez, Summer street, seaman. Wade John, Cole's Hill, seaman. Whitmore Benj., Eel River, clergyman. DIRECTORY. 65 Whitmore Benj., Jr., Eel River, seaman. Whitmore Albert 0., Eel River, teacher. Weston Charles, Sandwich street, seaman. Weston Coomer, Court street. Weston Coomer, Jr., Pilgrim court, carpenter. Weston Benjamin, North street, carpenter. Weston Harvey, Sandwich street, merchant. Weston Lewis, Summer street, carpenter. Weston Henry, North street, carpenter. Weston William, North street, carpenter. Weston Francis H., Court street, seaman. Weston Thomas, Court street, printer. Weston Harvey W., Sandwich St., saddle and harness maker. Weston Edward L., Summer st., carpenter. Wads worth Robert, North Town. Wadsworth James, Sandwich St., bldcksmith. Wadsworth Wait, North Town, farmer. Wadsworth George, North Town, calker. Wadsworth Jam.es T., Summer st.,rope m'k'r. Wadsworth Lewis S., Wellingsley, seaman. Washburn John, Main st., tin-plate and sheet- iron worker. Washburn Ephraim, Eel River, iron worker. Whiting Benjamin, West District, farmer. , Whiting Ellis, Eel River, farmer. Whiting Henry, Sandwich street, seaman. Whiting Henry, Jr., Sandwich St., seaman. Whiting Nathan, Eel River, trader. Whiting Levi, Eel River. Whiting Ephraim, Eel River, machinist. Whiting Adoniram, Sandwich St., machinist. Whiting Abraham, Court street, seaman. Whiting Charles, Court street, carpenter. Whiting Samuel M., Wellingsley, seaman. 66 DIRECTORY. Whiting Samuel C, Main street, tinman. Whiting George W., Wellingsley, farmer. Whiting Winslow, Sandwich street, seaman. Whiting Elisha, Wellingsley, trader. Whiting Benjamin, 2d, Eel Kiver, painter. Wilson John B., Summer St., cabinet maker. Wright Otis, Court street, farmer. Wright Joshua, South Pond, farmer. Wright Joseph, Summer street, seaman. Wright Horatio, Court street, seaman. Wood Nathaniel, Summer street, trader. Wood Nathaniel, Jr., Summer street, nailer. Wood Willard, Summer street, accountant. Wood Zaccheus, North street, farmer. Wood Oliver, Leyden street. Wood Oliver T., Russell street, trader. Wood Isaac L., High street, mason. Wood Eliab, Wellingsley, calker. Wood Alba, Jr., Water street, seaman. Wood Lemuel R., Water street, seaman. Wood George H., Sandwich street, seaman. Wood Israel, Mill Lane, seaman. Woodward Ebenezer, Main street, farmer. White Joseph, Main street, taverner. Wells Phinehas, North street, trader. Watson Edward W., Clark's Island, farmer. Watson Albert M., Clark's Island, seaman. Waison Benjamin M., Court street. Williams Philip, Summer street, iron worker. Williams John, High street, rope maker. Williams John A., Summer street, seaman. Wesgate Charles, North Town. Weeks Amiel, Red Brook, farmer. Weeks Amiel, Jr., Red Brook, seaman. Weeks Seth, Red Brook, seaman. A D \ E 11 r I S E M E N T S . 6T SAMUEL H. DOTEN, DEALER IiV and General Commission Merchant, No. 2 UNION STREET. Plymouth, Mass. REFERENCE. Silas Pierce «fc Co , Tufts, Harvey & Co., Deinoiiil & Hiivve, Boston, Franklin Adams & Co., Bangor, Me. Grtnriie W. Perkins, Hallowell. Me. William Buxtun, Esq., North Yar- mouth, Me. EDWARD BARTLETT, I On the corner of Summer and Market Sts. Manufacturer of Saddles, Bridles and Harnesses, Collars, Webbing and Russet Reins, of all kinds, Boot Top, Fancy and Common Trunlis, Valises, Carpet Bcigs, &c. ALSO, LADIES' BONNET AND DRESS TRUNKS. TAILORING BUSINESS. Read tUi!*n ad >v3ioiu it may couccni* "Old thiiig.s sliould be put away, and all things put on new." B. H. HOLMES, at his New Stand in Market street, will cut, make, and warrant to fit any garment entrusted to his care. Please call at No. 3 Market street, directly opposite the Market. E. C. SHERMAN. Wholesale and retail dealer in Corn and Flour. Also constantly on hand, a prime assortment of Family Groceries, Crockery, China and Glass Ware, at very low prices for cash. Corner of Main and Leyden Streets. 68 ADVERTISEMENTS. BENJAMIN F. FIELD, MERCHANT TAILOR, liii mm mmpm , |!!;;;l!'*li;n liiiHiiiii^ LjiilitlilMl ieiiJ^ Jil^SJl mm kmml Mm mmM liiiiiiii JiENJ.F.FjEU), ^mM W'i^^'M iimB [A ilsifiiiiiiiHIii! Im^JXA m\f:^i^\ \\^ ]n Hii^lptj^ Respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he is now receiving his FALL and WIMTER STOCK OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTIJVGS, of the best quality and styles the market affords, which he will make into Garments to order, at fair prices. Every garment is warranted to fit, and made ADVERTISEMENTS. 69 in a manner, as regards style and workmanship, that cannot fail to please the customer. Rogers' Building, 109 Washington street. Boston, Sept. 17, 1845. JOHN D. CHURCHILL, WATER STREET. Keeps constantly on hand. W. I. CJOO©§5 8MII» Jj^TORES, Paints, Oils, Duesbury Scarlet Dye, Ready Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &c. &c. JOSEPH WHITE Has the pleasure of announcing to his friends and ac- quaintances, that he has the management of that spa- cious and commodious struciure, opposite the Banking Building, Main street, where he can furnish every ac- commodation for travellers, families, and parties. — Prompt and faithful attendants are engaged, and every exertion will he made to contribute to the comfort and enjoyment of boarders and travellers. A share of public patronage solicited. EDWARD D. SEYMOUR, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Corner of Maine and Middle streets. Respectfully informs the inhahitants of Plymouth and viciuitv, that he is: now prepared in the line of his profession to execute business with despatch: he has in his employ some of the first rate Coat Makers, and as it regards style and workmanship, cannot fail to please the customers of Plymouth. JOH pTw ASH mjRN, Mativfactjirer and dealer in Tin TVare, Stores, 8fC. General assortment of HARD WARE, Kitchen and furnishing articles. Hot Air Furnace Builder. 70 ADVERTISEMENTS. OLIVER T. WOOD, DEALER IN West Mia Goods and Family Stores, At his store in Market Street, keeps constantly on hand Butter^ Cheese, Fruit, Flour, <|*c., And a well selected variety of GROCERIES. Plymouth. JOHN GOODING,.. Main Street, HAS FOR SALE Watches and Jovclry of rarioui^ kinds* Also — Watches cleaned and repaired, and warranted to give satisfaction. ELLIS B. BRAMHALL, DEALER IN HARD WARE, SHIP CHANDLERY, AND READY MADE CLOTHING, Water Street, — Plymouth. SAMUEL SHAW &. Co. Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, And manufacturers of neck stocks, collars, bosoms, shirts; &c. SAMUEL SHAW, JAMES SHAW. Main Street, Plymouth. ADVERTISEMENTS. Tl ic. AND GLASS WARE, Kepi constantly on hand by the subscriber, Blue, brown nnd white Granite Dining setta; China and printed Tea setts, of every variety, together with a g,en- eral assortnient of Crockeryjand Glass Ware of the latest importations and most fashionable patterns, compris- ing a larger collection than can be found in the place. Ware let to Parties. Also', Tea Trays, Britannia top molasses jngs; Britan- nia tea-pots; knives and forks; brushes; castors, with most of the articles found in a furnishing store. A good assortment of first quality of Family Groceries^, Grass and Garden Seeds. SALISBURY JACKSON, Leyden street, Plymouth. WM. S. RUSSELL, MAIN STREET, PLYMOUTH, In the building directly opposite the new Bank, DRAPERS IN Weist India Goods and d^rocerieii^, BOOKS AND STATIONERY, For sale at the lowest prices for Cash. MANSION HOUSE. B. H. CRANDON Would inform his friends and the public, that he con- tinues to accommodate travellers and parlies at the Mansion House, at the corner of Court and North streets, — furnished in the most modern style, and provided with every requisite for a comfortable and genteel residence; and he hopes, by prompt and faith- ful attendance, to share the confidence and patronage of the public. If ADVERTISEMENTS. T2 BENJAMIN SWIFT, IVATCH ami CIiOCK MAMEK, No. 2 Mai7i Street. Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired at short notice. Also, Musical Instruments tuned and repaired. THE SUBSCRIBER Takes this opportunity to inform his Friends and the Public, that he still continues at his Old Stand, at the foot of Market street, next to the Town Pump. Where he manufactures and keeps constantly on hand, Chnise, Buggy, Carry-all, Wagon, Stage and Coach Harnesses, made of the best stock and put together in the most durable and fashionable manner. Trunks of every description on hand and made to order. Chaises and Harnesses cleaned, oiled and repaired with neatness and despatch. Grateful for past favors, he would most respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. E. HATHAWAY. References. — Granville Gardner, Stage Proprietor; .Joseph White, of the Pilgrim House; S. Lucas & Co., Livery Stable, School street. ATWOOD L. DREW, At his old stand, Water Street, Keeps constantly on hand an assortment of CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING: Overcoats, Sacks, Pants, Vests, Shirts, <^c. ¥. I. and Dry Goods, and a good assortment of WIJ^'DOW GLASS, at the wholesale Boston prices. White Lead, L. Oil, and Paints of all kinds. ADVERTISEMENTS. 73 AND GROCERY STORE. B. C. FINNEY would remind his friends that he continues to keep the following articles at his old stand, No. 4 Market street, opposite the Market : Butter; Cheese; Lard; Oil; Flour, at re- tail and by the barrel; White and Brown Ha- vana Sugar; Tea; Coffee; Rice; Raisins; Table and Coarse Salt; Blue and White Starch; Castile, Bar and Fancy Soap; White Beans; Vinegar; Tobacco; Spanish Cigars; Spices of all kinds; Mustard; Black Pepper; Wood a7id Earthen Ware, Brushes of differ- ent kinds; Dye Stuffs; Matches; Bed. Cords, Clothes Lines, SfC. ^c, ivith various other ar- Also, a great variety of FAMILY MEDICINES. J. T. HALL, Dealer in Patent Medicines, Confectionery, Fancy Goods, Cutlery, &c. &c. No. 8 Main Street, — Plymouth, Mass. A. F. CHANDLER, Wholesale Dealer in NECK STOCKS, COLLARS, SCARFS, CRAVATS, BOSOMS, SHIRTS, &c. l^o. 59 Iflilk Street, up stairs, — Boston. Agent for S. Shaw & Co's. manufactures. Plymouth, Mass. E 7 4 A D V E R T 1 S E M E NTS. hM7 clpllf iTF uFs . REUBEN PETERSON Would inform his friends and customers that he has removed his stock in trade to the store lately occupied by Edward Bartlett, next door to E. C. Sherman, Main street, where he keeps constantly on hand a good as- sortment of Hats, Caps, Furs, Umbrellas, together with most other articles usually kept in hat stores, of the latest fashions and at Boston prices. Cash paid for Fur Skins. 1SOOK8 AT¥D STATIOIVERY. WILLIAM BISHOP, Mai7i Street, — Plymouth, Keeps constantly on hand and offers for sale at the lowest prices, wholesale and retail, every article usu- ally wanted in his line — as SCHOOL. BOOK^, Blank Work, Bibles, Chu-rch Music, and Saisbatli J^cliool Books. Writing and Wrapping Paper, Ink, Quills, Slates, Pencils, &c. WILLIAM R. DREW, Corner of Main and Leyden streets^ Manufactures and sells STOVES, STOVE PIPE, STONE AND TIN WARE. Also has for sale, — A large variety of Air-tight and other Cooking Stoves ; Hot Air Furnaces, Grates, Parlour and Shop Stoves. Also Pumps, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Britannia, Japan, Hollow and Hard Ware, together with a large assortment of House- keeping articles, at the lowest prices. A 1) V E R T ! S H I\J K NTS. 75 WILLIAM H. JACKSON, Corner of Market and Leyden Streets^ Keeps) constantly on Fiand a general assortment of Harnesses, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, ;ind all other articles in his line of business; warrant- ed of the best materials, most improved style of work- manship, and upon the most reasonable terms. S. BARNES, Dealer in Ladies Fashionable Dress Goods, RICH ^IliKI^, Shawls, Woollens, Cottons, Linens, Hosiery & Gloves, C A R P E T I !¥ Cil S , Common, Fine, Superfme and extra three ply Carpet- ingrf, Pahited Canvass and printed Booking, con- stantly on hand, and at the lowest market prices. No. 5 Main Street, — Plymouth, Mass. THE SUBSCRIBER Oflers for sale at his store, corner of MAIN AND MIDDLE STREETS, An assortment of Dry Goods, ¥. I. Goods, & Hard Ware. J. BARTLETT. BOOT AND SHOE STORE. ; EPHKAIM BARTLETT, Market street, oppo-sito Higli street, ! Keeps constantly on hand, Gent's', Ladies', Boys', i Misses' and Children's Shoes of all kinds and descrip- tions, which will be sold low for cash or approved credit. Likewise, Boots and Shoes intiade to order. India Rubbers repaired at short notice. |C3^ Rips mended gratis. 76 ADVERTISEMENTS. Oak Grove Cemetery. // was organized as a Corporation, May 15,1841, It is situated about half a mile westerly of the vil- Inge, contains 16 acres. Consecrated Sept. 12, 1841. About one hundred lots have been sold, at prices from ^12 to .'lf'40. The Annual Meeting is held in the month of May in each year. The Trustees for the present year are — Isaac N. Stoddard, Samuel Doten, Andrew L. Russell, Allen Danforth, Isaac B. Rich. Isaac N. Stoddard, President; Gustavus Gilbert, Secretary ; John Perkins, Treasurer. Plymouth, (Mass.) Post Office. E. Spooner, Post Master, — Market Street. MAILS — (For Winter.) 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