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CALCULA'lF.n FOR THE MERIDIAN OF IIAMFAX,'
BUT WILL SERVK FOR ANY PART
OF THK PROVINCE.
^^Contajnin}^, besides the large number of Astronomical Calcnlatloir
and the Farmer's Calendar for every month in the year, a
great variety of useful and entertaining matter.
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Where eri'la this yniv^htji builrlivg ? %chere begin
The Siihurbs of Creation ? where the wall
Whose biiitl: me-nls look o'er into the vale " ^
Of non-ex iG-cnce'^ J\'ot.hing:'s slran^^e abode i -
^'fi/, at what point of spnce JthoDah dropped
Us slackened line, and laid his hnlance by ;
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THE PUBLISHER'S NOTEf?.
Reidor, Vv-ilt tlio i take our No es ? H ippily they may be of ;if
rniich advantapje as better n^.eii's p.per — mistake us not; ours are no
Nov'a Scotii,or H tlif ix" i>'<Xo Ci! — v.o ild tiiat they were,' oh for
our own cake and thine! Nor are they even those blue things, issiud
from the Proviiioial Treas try, fur wLicli, turn -ip our no en , -it them
HH we miy, or decry them as we will, we mist l.o legily coiifess, ^^c
feel nevertheless iin itchinn; palm for them. No ! our rotes are but
those of prai-^e, and thanks, nnd rejoicinj;;. Our production, wp
hope will be found to possess somewhat more merit fh.'.n maj;nitiide,
and i:i that hope we hive tlie honor to pre-ent to tiie public " The
Fannrr's Ahnanark.''^ io: J83t. As the greater p.irt of an Alman-
fick must, of necessity, consist of repetition?, duIJ as a Greek J,r.\i.
ro;i, and ;is stale o.-^ a seed cucumber, we have er.de.ivourcd to make
i' as ;;e lerally i lfere^ting as its limited exteut wo ;!tl ;i!!o\v, by intro
d icia ',• such inform I'io.i, as ha»» bee i heretofore given.
The various couiniunicatjons received, we should have had much
jloisuro in pubii.'i.in;^, few o' them are firte.l for the Ahnuiiack, al-
raoit all boiu.'j; too lo i;j:. Of puetry all that is wunted is something
suitable for the colu:^":^ of eich month, which we have heretofore
:-C''cctcd. Should any of our friends favour uy witli some for that
p j;-po--e, v.c shall fetil highly iudebted to iho:n.
TiiC fo'lowinpj let'e- received in tiie fall of 1S32, and wliich came
toolale for p jblishin^ in the Al.ui.inack for 1R33, v.c c tntiot refrain
TroiTi giving here. It is copied verbalum fro a the o.i^ia il, and we
^laall be happy to hear ag «ia from the writer.
Gcr OF Caivso, Sept. 29, 163-2.
Dear Sir, — T feel it a d ity incumbent on me to re'iirn you my hin-
cere th:\nks for the many useful and entertai.iing informations in your
Aim muck, and as I am a poor mm, and canjio' pay for a newspa-
per, and iudeed this preseut year I got none O' the Alnianac'js but I
}iOpe if I am alive I wiil have oue f)r the ensuing yeir, I therefore
f irnestly hops yo i will, instead of givinr the poor farmer any direc-
tions, as thejloor m in is always do'ng his best, that you will now di-
rect the women how to teich their children how to take care of there
crockery, kn'ves and forks, and spoons and how to keep every thing
iu in proper pLice. I feel confident if such directions were jiiven by i
you that niy own wife woild tate barter cire and most lively shew \
S0U18 goo 1 e.YimpIea in the ne ghbourhood, as the poor woman places
^re.it collide ice in your Alniin.rck; pe hap-i tiiere are plenty houses
.as uiruly as mine, but I hope if I live till this time next year, that I
will b'? able 'o give you a fiir account of my own. I feel concerned I
,';m raiher late for yo jr c ilculation-*; if I am,ple:se (.Mre some of jour
rei.;hi)ouring printers a hint of t};is kind, although it would not be
}!a!f PT U'cfql in my own house as the Ahnatiack v.-ould bp, peih^ips it .*
wo il( h^ve Pome eTect on our nei,:;!ibours, and thu the example
would be followed some way or o'her — had you known perfectly
what the "poor people sntTers here from the no:ilc;U of there wifesand
}iO ise keepers, I am sure lou would no* hesitate in giving them
jomeus^fi! dirf^ciiois, which woild beoffrreit se*vice. Tliere are
many bad brid,'es and some rivers and creeks, having none at all
j 1 ilii* pi tee, if you were to see it, you would abnost think that the 1
..St inh ibiiants anivod lis' ye\r. I jieed no; put you in mind of tl.e » 1
f vp' uli ure of our pio viti.ud reve luc, you well know it ; if I see ' ^
tl'ityot t,i':e any notice oT tLi-<, I will liercifcr explain my^^elf '*
more, nnd give any u.^eful information required from this place.
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Abstracts from the Journals of the House of
Assembly for 1833.
The Joint Committee of II. M . Council and House of
Assembly, ppointef! to examine the Public Accourtls
reported 19th Feb. 183o, as follows; —
TiiFAsuiiER OF TUB Phovince, — His accouttts to 3Ist
Dec. last, have been received. Balance in his hands,
£1,^-23 7 7 A
Collcdors of Impost and Excise.
Halifax — His accounts. loS'T.n.e date, have
been received. Bonds in his iiand.*:, 52,414 15 2
(He has collected and paid the Treasurer
on account of the Poor citiOO, and has l^onds
for A'Szl 6 0)
i^helburne. — His accounts to same date, do. 194 12 Ik
Yarmouth — His accounts do. do. 629 2 9
'1 he ('ommittee havinj; consider-
ed the statement made hv hiri on
the subject of Drawbacks, do aj^ree
with the report made by foimer
committees, that this amount must
be set off and placed to the credit
of the Province, 87 3 7
716 6 4
Lunenbur^ — His accounts do do 250!»0 17 3
He states in his acct. currt. that he has in
hand and bonds,the balance stated to be due;
by the list of bonds sent, the amount is
»t^l5!0 11 5, leaving the sum of <i'«5lO 11 5
retained in his hands. The conunitlee re-
commend that inquiry be made uliy this sum
has not been remitted; also to inquirewhy he
has not sent his accts. of made remittances
on account of Light Duty for 1830, ','<1&.'32,
Liveipool — His accts. ,. .do. .. .do. ... 1,595 8 i
King's County. .His accts. do. .. .do .... 266 4 7^
Pictou. .His acct5 do. . . . do. . . .500 16 9
A nnapoli'. .His accts ... .do. ... do .... 45 4 6
Sydney Co. .His accts. .. .do. .. .do 148 2 4h
Digby. .His accts do.... do 77 15 7
Amherst. . His accts. .«*. .do. .. .do .... 1 87 17
Port Hood. .His accts. .. .do. .. .do 46 I 8
Colchester. .His accts. .. .do* . ..do* ft 183 6 3i
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Cnmhci'lanc], ,No accounts or rpturns, ba-
lance due as reported last year c£7l 3 I, of
>vliich it appears by the Treasurer's receipts
he has remitted £S0 41
The committee recommend that there
should be only one Collector for this and
Amherst.
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Wevmouth. .His acct do. . . . do. . . .579
Tie has not sent a list of Uonds. The com-
mittee recommend that inquiry he made why
a hi r;!;er remittance was not made, as the ba-
lance remains much the same as last year, he
having paid the Treasurer only. ,JL^\^ 10
Sydney.C.B...llis accts.do.do.6l3 10 lOJ
S. Curry's bond transmitted ; bal.
due thereoti 9
In his accts. for 18*28 he chaijjed the
Treasurer £60. A. iM.fjilverv,
Tweednaj^e, which oujjiit onlv (o
have beenX'40, there is an error in
bi'insiing over the balance of acct.
for 1 8r50 to that of I iiS I , ofc£ I , ma-
king a diliertnce of this sum. .. .9 0—631 19 lOi
Hants. .No accts. from the late Collector,
he is accountable for balance reported last
year 571 i6 5
Less remitted the Treasurer.. ..67 5 i',— 504 1 I
The presentCoUectors accts. have beenrec'd
to 3ist Dec last ; bal. in his hands 182 11
Argylc.No accts. or returns, he is ac-
countable for bal. reported last year297 4 10
Less lemitted the Treasurer 52 9 li
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■244 15 8.;
Anchat. .His accts. have been ^ec'd. to
31st Dec. last ; he charg;ed a commission or
d a^vbaclc, which has been deducted; he is
iiow accountable for this amt 1,412 4
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Loan Offices. — The balance due as
reported by tiie Coiumisbioner at Anna-
polia last year Principal. Interest.
£71)0 9 iJGO 1 J
lie has collected this sum (jiftcr ('e-
diictiug his couiinis^iun,) the t.ilieience
has been rcaiiucd the Treasurer 58 12 4 10 14 II
Due £731 10 8 343 G
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Isle of Saule, — The C'onimiss^iorier'sAccts.to
31 St Dec. lafct, have been received : the I'rovic-
oial Grants have been drawn to that dale, and
Government Grant to 31st March, \bo2, leaving
a bala' ce in their hands of £1,034 IG
Tliere remyius undrawn of the Government
Grantto31bt Dec. Last, £310 Bterling 333 6
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£1,908 2 9
The Committee recommend that this balance be paid the
Treasurer ; to be ajiplied as required, for the support of the
Establishment.
Province Notes. — Amount of Notes in circulation 31st
December last. ..£54,999 10
Delivered by the Commissioners to the Trea-
surer, under the Act of 183'2 ..25,000
Ditto— for torn and defaced Notes 4,000
S3,999 10
Notes received and destroyed by the Com mVf . 4 ,( CO
Leaving in circulation 31st Dec. last. ... £79,999 10 6
CuSTOM-IIousE.— The Hon. Collector's Quarterly Re
turns have been received to the 10th of Oct. amounting to
£12 C95 4 Hi stg. and that he has paid, as appestrs by the
Treasurer's Account, the sum. of £18,307 17 2 Halifax cur
rency. The quarter's salary ending 31gt Dec. last, has net
been paid.
Light-duty, collected and paid per Account.s
for 1832.
Halifax £1008 9 9
Liverpool 95 10
Shelburne 40 8 9
Yarmouth 27 10 2i
Annapolis 10 4
Colchester 11 6
JJictou 210 10 9
Digby 10
Sydney 1 17
Weymouth 20
Sydney, C. B 410
Hants, Windsor,
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pifrby. — There reninins due from the Collector for the years
182(), '27 ^ "^8 ; which he snys hus been paul the Treasurer;
unless lie can make ihis appear, the CouiniiUcc rccoiiuuend
that steps be taken to enforce pfiyniont £JU D 5
('apn Ur«^ton. — He has collected and paid the
Trrnsurer, 410/. leavinj; a balance due of 1) 3 3
Tilt! Committee agree vvitli the lornicr reports on
the subject of keppinj^a JJuat at the expcncc of the
Province, and reijucst the C( nunissiouers of tlie
llevonuo will direct the Collector will dispose of
the Boat and remit the proceeds.
C<-ui)ty of Sydney. — It nppeiirs by his accounts,
that he has collected and paid Trcisurer 1 J 7/. (Js. b//.
and retains in his hands tJie sum of 30 18 C
It havinjr been collected, ounht to have been re-
mitted, llo has made charges in his Accourts
whiclj are inadniissable, and though frecjuoutly in-
formed oT it, still conliniies to do so. Tiie (.'oin-
ijiilteo recommend th;it the Glfic(.' of Collector of
Lijrht duties be discontinued at (iiiysboro', as it ap-
pears to them the trade is much embarrassed, wilii-
uut the Province receivinfr any atlvant;io-e.
Cumberland no accls.or rciurns for Ibo^', 'IJl, & KV2.
Argyle do do 1831 &, '^{2.
Hants do do ..183*2.
Lunenburg. .. .do do 1830, '.3"2, &. 32.
Arichat do do 1831, & 3">.
ilis Account for 1830, was received, he had col-
lected oil. 1)5. lid. which appears to be still due 54 6 11
£143 18 I
The Commissioners Accounts to 3 1st Dec. last, have been
received, for the Supplies, &c. amounting to 2,'2t»8/. I2s. Drf.
iftliey have received of the Treasurer, l,l()L/. leaving a balance
(iue them of £1,198 Vi 9
No reuiittance has been made from New-Brunswick.
The Committee are of opinion, that if the Light duti^es
were collected at the ditlerent Custom-llouses tiiroughout
the Province » the Reveiiue would ue much greater thaji it is
by the present mode*
Common-Schools. — There has been drawn from the Trea-
sury, between 31st De«. 1831, & 3Ist Die. 183-2, £4,35.U 7 L
Of this sum there has been paid of old balances
For Cape-Breton Xllt) J3 4
Annapolis KUi
Halifax 100
For the year 1832, 3,973 J3 9 — 4,o5G 7 I
JSalance remaining from Grant for 183"i.
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The Province of Nova-Scotia,
To this sum appropriated on account of Roadii
ond Bridges, and otlicr services not yet
drawn from tiie Treasiiiy
Loan Certificates due sundry persons
Notes in circulation to date
Survey of Boundary Line
Smallllarboiir at Suul lalands
Bal. for Liglitliouse on Cross Jsland
Protect Burringtcn Beacli
Balance ^or Grist Mills in Cape Breton
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Encouragement of Schools
Post Communication ...
S.Green, pension, 2 years
Quebec Steam Boat, 2 years
Steam Boat between Annaj)oli3 and St.
John, 3 i years
Do Ea.^tern StageC. Company, 2year8
Do Western do I year
Do Steam Boat between Pictou and P. E.
I?;la,nd, 4 years - - -
For School House in Cape Breton
Hitchin's aiuiCrowell, Seal Islands
Health Officers
Bishop Eraser for School
N.Jenkins for drawback
Guysboro' Packet.
Balance for Annapolis Academy
Speaker of Assembly - -
One quarter's salary ducCustom-House Officers l,7bG
Due Cominisf-ioners of Light Houses
Due sundry persona on acct. Province Building
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By Dal. in the hnnils of tho TrcasurcT £7 ,t'i7}
Loan to Dalhousio ('ol,»'!jro - - r> rCO
Aiinajiolis C utility - - l,U75
Due by Coiiiinissioiiers >! Isle of Sable iC)']-\ KJ I
Cuvenuiiciit, 3 Uis. - ''i'^*)
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Collectors of Li 'ht duty
Securities iii ilie hand-s of the Collector
of Impost and lOxcise lluliiax ;'>".'
deduct probable drawbacks 14.014 15 2
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Cometary Astronomy,
Witliin the la?!t few years L-roatcr lii'lit }jns born thrown
onth'j naUire of (Jo.nels, a^ to tln.Mr pl.y^ic.il structure, and
laws of motion, tiian could po-sibly bo tiiiiijinate'i by the as-
tronomers of aiitiiniity. Comets SLH'ui in all nge.stohave made
peculiar im[)ro. <!')» oti every cl isy, of fsociciy, the loarned as
well as tlie uiileariiod ; ihov were a terror t(» { r ivces, a my.s-
tery t(^ |)hilr,soj)i;ors, f. lo< my jresnpes of cilainity to tho^e
countries trdui vvijonce tiioy wera vi ible, and po\ erfiil ag-enle
for the crulry to excite tli • fear^ of tlie superstitious and cre-
dulous. The (ierinan and P^rench ph.losopljers piedirted that
the comet of Hicla wuuKl, in the year \ti'-i2^ breathe desola-
tion on the htmi in race, and by it,s snock, reduce Ihis Ijeauti
ful world to its original chaos. Noiices appeared relative to
a coiuet, said to be visible, and tbose wlio p()sse.«;sed tele-
scopes v.'ere directeil to llu; i)lac9 in the lieavens where the
monster was to be found ; every one, who saw it, wondered
that it remained stationary ; it would, indeed, have been a
wonderful pbenonieuon if iihad moved, tor this fancied comet
prove! to be tbe nebula in tiio ;jirdle of An irome.Ja, the posi-
tion ef which, in the heavens, was as jierniancnt as t!)nt of
any of the iixed stars! At iejigth the expected comet did
apj)ear, but only dimly seen v>ith the teiescoj)e : it passed the
cartii's orbit, crossed tlie paths of Venus and Mercury, mingled
its niy.'terious cloud-liKe iorm with the solar ray--, Lnd dis-
R])peared.
The periods of comets vriry from .'li years, (that of the comet
of Eucke,) to 7.") yenrs. t!ie pcrio I ot' ilie llaliey cornet; 575
years the crmel of ll»8u; '■S'\6'-\ years that of IHl | ; and '331
years, which is the ppr od of t le comet of 17.;l.}.
The mind conteiuidu'es w;th astoiii-hment the very lenoth-
rned peiit-ds assirrnpd to some of these erratic b.idies; tlie
imaj^inaliou tnivels bark totliose epochs, vviien they were
seen by our anee-'ors witli s;u])ersJitii'Us awe, or devout reli-
gious feriingr. The ( oniol of {[alley :—t!;is mny. it i •• proba-
ble, be seen in Ir-.j."), by the ()c'o:ier;eiijn who witnoL.cd it in
V/T)[) witii chil.lisii curios'ity nnd terror. Wh'it a Cf.i^r -j-t is at
onre presente ! to tlie miul. t'le I'e'ui'y nn 1 simnl'.eity of in-
fancy, and the qi'.eruluusiip.-s aii'i docri;.ti!U''e of ui;e, A fiour-
isiiiniy. p.opuloii.:, e:. tensive eini» rj wil,i'.e>ses one of these
{•plrMuii'i h .di'.'o shaKinir its tr(.;.-^...'.-j as i[ p'l.-scs onv/aj-ds to t!ie
re.ihn.:? of ;'p:ic.'.' ; it comide't's i;s revi-lution of ce'-tinies, it
return?, — the ri:i;iire liJts t'ec'iyod, the ntuue scarLoiy remem-
bcred, it cxi'is (Mily on the i.^i c wf hl-jtory. A co'ivt: pro-
cee js on itsawlisl (M'lrsf,- of th'Mi -.'inds of ye".rs, ;ind claticimv
by a brijht wi\\ lenu iful worjd. \ i-.it> r< aim ; beyon' tl-ie reach
of tho!r:;h', ; it wheels i^i- car hoineward?, and pi'r-aea this
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the finite mind — these numbers, periods, and distances,
what arc they, but a drop in the ocean of infinity ! a point in
the abyss of eteriiul duration ! On the vast scale of eternity
and the broad region of intnrminablc extent what are thousands
of year?, and millions of wandering bodies— but the duration
of the splendour of a dew-drop before it is exhaled ! There is
time, and there is space fi»r all these revolutions in the ample
dominions of the universe of GOD.
Counting- House Calendar, for 1834.
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5
1 2 3
6 7 8 9 10
12 13 14 15 16 17
19 20 21 22 23 24
20 27 28 29 30 31
4
11
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25
Feb
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23 24 25 2G 27 28
March.
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
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13 14 15
20 21 22
27 28 29
9 10
16 17
23 24
30 31
4
11
5
12
18 19
25 26
Aug
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EPT.
1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
]7 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31
1 2 3 4 5 6
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April,
Mat
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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
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'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
JuxNE....! 2 3 4 5 6 7 Dec
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 I
B
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 S3 24 25 26 27
28 29 30
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
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
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
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-PARMER'S AtMAlfACK.
Signs of the Zodiac,
of> Arie<j — head.
y Taurus— neck.
Q (jlemim— arms.
<r5 Cancer — breast.
^ Leo — noart.
J^u
Libra — reins.
v\ Scorpio— secrets.
t ►jiigittarius — knees,
yj Cu|>iicornna — knees.
^ A*^4uariu3— legs.
X P.iices — feet.
© The Sun.
C The Moon
^ Mercury.
21 Jupiter.
Vi tSaturn.
^ Georgian.
The Planets.
9' Venus.
Q The Earth.
($ Mars.
£1 A Planet's asceii<un<r node.
^ The descenJing node.
(5 Conjunction, or Planots situated in the same long-itiide.
D v^uadrature, or Planets situated in longitudes differing
3 signs trom each oiher.
g Opposit.on, or Planets situated in opposite longitudes,
or differing (> signs from each otlier.
Chronological Cycles for 1834.
Dominical Letter I'.. Roman Indiction 7
Goi<len number II Julian Period (J547
Epact \10 l)yoni>sian Period 163
Cycle of the Sun '^3 | Number of Direction 9
Feb. 19th and 21st and 2'2d.
May '^Istaud'^ad and 24th.
Ember Days.
Sept. 17ih and 19th and 20th.
Dec. I7th and 19th and '^Oth.
Moveable Feasts.
Septuagesima Sun Jan. 2(j Low Sunday April 6
Uuinq or Shrove Sun. Feb. 9 j Rogation Sun May 4
AshVVed.or lstdayLentFebl2 j Asc. Day, or Holy Th. May 8
WhitSun. orPeritecostMay 18
TriuitySun May 25
Advent Sun Nov. 30
Mid-Lent Sun March 9
! Palm Sun March 23
EASTCd DAY ... . March 30
Fur other remarkable days and Sundays, aee calendar pages.
Holidays at the Public Offices.
New Year's Day Jan. I Eister Tuesday April I
St. Patrick March 17
Queen's b. d. kept... Aug. 13
St. George April ^3
King's b. d. kept May 28
Good Friday. ...... March 2tl
:S«0tBr Monday. . . .March 31
Wiiit Monday May 19
Whit Tuesday May 20
St. Andrew Nov. 30
Christmas Day Dec. 25
Powder Plot Nov. 5
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on 9
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and 20th.
|.... April 6 -
May 4 ?
|Th. May 8
losiMay 18
..May 25
...Nov.30
ndar pages.
..April I
|....May 19
...May 20
...Nov.30
I... Dec. 25
....Nov. 5
Eclipses in the Year 1834.
'•* Who marshals this bright host ! enrolls their names,
Appoints their post, their marches, and returns,
Punctual at stated periods ? who disbands
These veteran troops, their final duty done,
li" e'er disbanded ? — He, whose potent word.
Like the loud trumpet, levied first their powers
In Night's inglorious empire, where they slept
In beds of darkness ; armed them with fierce flames;
Arranged, and disciplined, and clothed in gold.
And called them out of Chaos."
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There will be five eclipses this year, three of tlie Sun and
two of the Moon, as follows, viz : — I. The first will be of the
Sujv, on Thursday January 9th at Ch. 5Gm. evening, invisible.
It would also have been invisible in the Provinces, had it hap-
pened before sunset, on account of the moon's south latitude;
but in the Antartic ocean and the greater part of the south
frigid zone, it will be visible and very great.
II. The second will also bo of the Sun, on Saturday June
7th at 5h. 43m. morning, invisible by reason of the moon's
south latitude : but visible and total in a great part of ihe
south polar regions.
III. The third will be of the Moon on the morning cf Satur-
day, June 2Ist, total and mostly visible. Should the air be
clear at the time this eclipse will exinbit a rare and most
grand and beautiful spectacle : the Moun during the tim>- of
her total immersion in Uie earth s sliadovv will appear ot a
variable blooa red, or brown or copper color, and her light
will be weak and pale for some tiuie before and alter immer-
sion. Its phases at iiaiifax will be us follows, viz.
Beginning 2h. 18m. 'j
Total immersion begins '3 23 |
Middle of the eclipse 4 5 ! Apparent time.
Ecliptic opposition 4 8 j
End of total obscurity 4 47 j
Moon sets near 7 digits eclipsed 4 23 j
Depth of immersion in the earth's shadow 16 digits on the
southern side.
IV. The fourth will be of the Sun, on Sunday, Nov. 30,
in the afternoon, a great and visible eclipse ; total at Charles-
ton, S. C. and at other places in that state, and Georgia, the
Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. Its phases at Hali-
fax, will be a« follows, viz.
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Eclipse bcging 2h. IGm.']
Midule .....3 32 j
GreiitebLobscu ity 3 35 ^ Apparent time.
Visible/ conjunction 3 36 j
End of the oclipfjC 4 48 j
Digits eclipsed 10° 30' on the Sun's southern limb.
V. The fifth and last will be of the Moon, on the evening
of J.ondai/, I ho liith, and morning of Tatsduy the 16th of
December, visible as follows, viz.
Betfinning llh. 4m. eve. '^
Middle 33 m. I .
Ld.ptic^ 40 m. ^ Apparent time
End 2 2 m. )
Two thirds of the moon's diameter will be obscured on
her southern liuib in thenortii side of the earth's shadow,
rt"^
The Asteroids.
Sevpral strange opinions have been entertained respect-
ing these beuutihil bodies ariniiig from the remarkable pecu-
liarities of their moiioiis and physical phenomena. Some
have supposed that ihe lUimense aiiiiospijeresi of two of them
are derived from the '' lost comet of 1770." Others have con-
sidered them as the fragments of an exploded planet, and
that meteorolites, which occasionally full to the earth, are
some of the smaller masses. On this subject it has been sug-
gested that, as the component parts of lueteorolites are simi-
lar to terrestlal subsia ces, thert does not seem any neces-
sity for tracing them to so distant a source as a planet that
once moved between iMais and Jupiter. But these small
planets are neither the wreck of a ruined world, nor are tiiey
wrapped in the levvly acquired train of a comet wandering
from its course. In ihe wnole of creation, wherever the
power of the Divine Being is evinced, there is also displayed
iiarmony, and an arrangement for the general preservati m ;
a beautiful connection may be traced, uniting bodies appar-
ently opposite in their natures, gliding tdrough the various
links which ascend from the minute to the stupendous —
from the gram of sand that fetters the proud ocean, to the
rolling world, and all the vast orbs that move through im-
mensity.
Moi-ning and Evening Stars.
Venus ( 9 ) wil be xMorning Star until March 7th, then
E\er.ing Stur, uniil December 21st and thence Morning Star-
through tlie year.
Jupiter ( 21 ) will be Evening Star till May 9th, and then
Morning Star to the end of the year.
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Astronomical Phenomena.
The Moon will run highest this year about tho I'^Hh rie-
i^ree of Cancer i 05) anl lowest about the defrreo ofC'npricom
Latitude of ner3chell ( ^ ) about 44 minutes Soutli this
year.
longitude of Mnon's ( Q ) ascending noJo in tho middle
of this year, 2 signs, 2(j degree^}
Mean obliquity of tho Rchp'ic in the middle of thi3 year
23° 27' 40, 7". True obliquity ^3^ 27 41, 4".
.K^auK^a^
Explanation of the Calendar Piiges.
Left hand Page. — First column contniii?) the tiaya of tho
month. Second, days of Llie Week. Tkirl, Rising of the
Sun. Fouitk, Setting of tlie Sun F{f:h, lom/t!! <i' dr.y.^ m
hours and minuter. Sixth., S ui's (lecliir.it'on ly; hcr.!r> and
minutes. Seventh, Moon's Itisinj or Setniig. lJio;:ifh, Mooa'3
Southinj?: — this column also irives tfie tims) of i^Iiii-h Water
at Wifidsor, Parrsboro', Horton, ('ornwalli^ &.;, A'iniA,
Moon's place in the signs. Tenth, High Water at liahfax.
Right Hand Pack. — First column, contains tho days of
the month. Second, Holidays, Weather, &c. ThirJ, Farm-
er's Calendar.
The top of the columns on each pajre shows the Moon's
I phases, or the times of ne-.v and full inoon, and of the first
and last quarter, or two quadratures with the sun.
All the calculations are in apparent or sojar ti ijc, The
Sun's declination, is taken from the Nautical AltuTnack.
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Winter. JANUARY begins on Wednesday
*<> u> '■<y »«2' <-<5' i-'l' t.^ to lo i<, lO yKy >-^ *^ ><.- ><• wj^ kj^iuJ' i,^iVCntC>^(«^%<'^ivC.t<;'"«
Eternal ^ isdotn and eternal ' ove,
Joined with imerminable Power above,
Union inetfable, in bliss supremo,
Give to existence tliis stupendous whole,
VVIieie'er the eye can reach, or soarhis: soul
Kxtends aroutid its intellectual beam.
Unrivalled order and celestial grace,
Seen tluonoh the si j-jjesol unbounded space,
Whene'er the mental eye, with steady view,
Surveys its s;lv>ry, to ibe lieaxeuiy King
Lil'ts the rapt soul on ' ontemp at ion's wing;,
v\ridev(i} pov\er expands with rsipluie need.
p. ^ ^ ,.,, , , . .,, Full O '-•>■'» '• 51i ."i^ ni.nujrn
First^]) lahcl. Khj^ni.eve. ^^^^^^ ^ n si .> <>h. Cm . cve^
niM I Holidays, weather, &c. | i vr>,er''* t u.f.nuar.
IjC^ircumrision. I Once uiom- |yoi,tU; reader
2i(v)\^ long. 281'' 42m. Co/./rr we ci;i\e tho |ri\ ilc^e of ush
3|Low tides. U'iik si^nscnwj: our-oU' i 'to your pre-
4lB:itt. oft'Pointe a Petrc'9.") o/ senre, with onr i-nU'iilations,
Ej ;})'s Decl. 14° 24' S. snoiy. i roccpts, aini < tlnr niattord
(i|Ei)iphMny. and thiniis f( ni cal and eco -
/jBattoirCape StVincontl782 noin.cnl. Br.^'ht :• ol, to speak
8jLiician. jpoot cally, is. i o\ -a-dnys?,
9|I'iL'hf'r Tides. ('[car rr»</ 'uihcr iiii indolent -ortota
l(;'(^:'s loiit^-.li89^ -51' mU(^er.\\)^'rs^)\]•,\^rQ. lie lies in bed
1 1 (istenburoii t.iken. 17t2. the gre.'itpr part itf the fore-
E li-t lifter Epij)hiiiiy.
13 7 ::<c's south 7, 5(i.
14 3)'. Dec. 10° 35' S.
15 3 Apogee.
10,
17 Very low tidpj?.
nnon, and when he rises ho
seems ns cold, unsociable,
and illiberal as a bnchelor of
'seventy. If you intend your
Hard/rost3.'domv:-Uc animals .'^hall be
18
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2(.
I'risca. O O 2/-
')i\ after EpiphHuy.
Fahiau. ©citers :
i))rotitably kept, you will at
tend to their comtbrt as well
as their f^ustenancc. Care
Qnile should bo taktu that your cat-
rovs;h,n\e are well li'. teicd, this will
22iVinct nt. L».r(lByron b. I7b8.ji ot only keep them from do-
2'- \ J) runs high. <n>(l hlnsirij g penance for their keep-
i iiKulaU.uj)le takeu 1759. ^ery ncglgence, hut the ma
Coil, of St. Paul, llirh tides. iterial." uicd tor li;ter will be-
Sortuage.'ima. J) Penjiee-come the best wt" manure,
T) ^ux.h.^^^.Signs of a thaw, and manure f«»r a farmer is
2l!A«ines. I2 «*at.
24
25
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27
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29i :>'s Decl. 2° 35' N. milder.
3niK,Chas. 1st mar.
better than money at com-,
])ound interest.
Attend steadily to business
31IL0W tides. Snow or rain, and let not amusement, gos
u
FEBRUARY, 28 days. II Month
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I\()\v yo that hoar the hoav^ily Muse's voice,
Fuisue her joiirnov throu;;h the op'iwng skies,
vVherc thefiist motion wheels her niii^hty round,
And n''irls the planets with resistless sway ;
Tlien tliink ofllin) who?epowe! yon orbs obey,
In sell-enjoyment wrapt, aiul bliss prol'ound,
Heboid yon shinin"^ path obliquely run,
VVhern, with his oiorious retinue, the sun
.\iarshals the seasons, and conducts the year :
What wisdom in tlie power that taught his ray
Tc warm the sul)ject world witii tempered day,
Not coldly (listant nor op|)r<'s<-ive near
Ful \0^\\ :1 d. 4h 4<i ni. eve.
dm! Holid'.iys, Weiiihor. ^-c.
FAHMEK S CALENDAR.
1 (irco:. iGili el.I'ope'MI .Ulorm
E ;S(>x"tjesima, l'iir.l3.V.M.
3(v)*8 lohff. 314° 15'
4i of , snow ni'iir at hand.
5|Ai:atha. ]> runs low.
GiDr. Priestly tl. 1804,
sipint,^ and jjamblinLS turn it
IipoIn foremost out of doors
at d «»ut of mind. Care is ng
necessary as industry to com-
mand, or indect* to deserve
success. If you do tvot in-
7'7 ^'s set 1. 4 L luiir &L vuld'tcwi] your lambs should die
8 Mary Q.of Scota beli. 158(1. 'ofV by wholesale, you will give
E Quinquiigesnna. liinh tides. jtheni health and streigth, be
10 for a h'mc. j feed in (r Hit' ewes with a pro-
11 ]| apoj^eo. per quantity of nutriciou3
12 Ash Wednesday. .'T7o?-e snoiv, articles of (.iet. Turnips are
13 ^de.l°55'.N Vtri/ cool,ii'itli vevy good for this ))urpose,
14 Valentino's Day high winds, and by a proper supply of
15 Pope driven fromRomel798-ithem, or of other roots, the
E 'ist Sun. in Lent. .'Ii)pcarance''m\\k of the ewe's is much iii-
l7|Micliael Angelo u. 15(»3. creased, and the jrrowtli of
18i0 ei'ters X- o/ rain. [the lambs greatly j^romoted.
19 p runs low. Look out for a li^ lambs are stinted at aa
20
21
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24
25
20
27
28
snow storm.
©'along. 332° 2u'.
Don.Miuuel arriv'd atLisbon
early period of their exist-
ence, they never become so
thrivui^- as if they had been
2d in Lent. II. tides. [I8v8|well started when their
]) per. St. Matthias Ka//jer'growth commenced. Neglect
7 ^'s 34. Jine /or j not your forward cows, see
Queen's b.d. i<, afeio duys.hhdt cleanliness is in all your
(v)'a long. 338" 28' Ibusiness at the barn, without
S's dec!. lt)° 49' 8. jthis attention there can be
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MARCH begins on Saturday.
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llnil ! liail ! revived, lovivin;^ m'rino,
Fair ty[»c ol hoaven''* eternal vear ;
VV}ii!<? N.\TL'iu:'s \\oiK> liiy praises Nilig;,
Lo ! s;''iit'l^'tif- '^alutt'.'i liiee lieio.
Swell, geiitlv swell the i>ol<Mii!i xjnj;
INow pour the houiidinj^ lioles n O';;^,
Teach choirs b'^lovv, lu (•)ii()i> ahove
To echo hack t!ic comiiioii Ki\';
And as tliey praise unhoinided love,
To join in hoiirity's lioliday .
First J) IH'li. d. eh. Idni. i:i.
dm| Holidays, wcatln r, &c. |
'^ y>' -6^ v5« wfir. w5» I »^»- -5 ^
I'ull O -•'th d. Ih. WMw, in7
I^asi (L .'>Lst d. ill. 12m, ev(?,
F A II !\1 F', K 's (; A L K .N D A K .
l|St. David. neither tlirit't nor economy.
H 3 I in Lent. J. Wesley (!.':)! I F'iiisli cutting, spHtiin^,
3]li'.)w ti'lrs. {Jiruxvs finer. ^\\(\ \)\\\\\g your wood, it i.s
4, "5 ru;is lo^v. }wi.'jl to keep at least ono
r)jl.a I^laee (I. I^>'i7. lyear's stock of wood be-
8
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0|H. Ill's l^'. 315^ 2'VC'oo/;r wHh forehand. Ncve^ be hacking
7[i'ur})(i't ja. Kind ani rain ^ few .-plinLe's from a loji- to
Mid. Lent.
v.r .nnotc.
heat the tea kettle when you
oiiiiiu to wi-rK in the tiold.
JJecomtsfineK-i'\i yoiii cattle a vay troin
(urain. the fruit trees, current bu. h-
OS, &c. ana OMt of the garden
6'/i7?7i>*c.<» and door yard. VourploUiiliH,
\'m'j: -iin with strong; S'lmpfo.iis harrows, carts, hoes, rake?,
5 Cornwiillis s ViCtory l''.i'2. tiy'kJvLC. should he uveriiauled aad
" a storm o/.some hekl in readiness for use. —
2) apon-oo
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St Patrick.
fiow tides.
19i ]) runs hijrh.
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24 7) }-engee. Bcomts they siiauld be cut from the
25 LadyDay.An.P.V.M. H.tidcs extremities of the branches
26 Pruice Geo. William b. IHl'J.'of the most thrifty and best
27 -* ' • ~ .. •
28
29
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This is about the time to
cut scions for irrafiina", thev
^ -.«--■ should be taken off just a.s
(,'nters Oj°. Dss. of Cumb.ithe buds begin to swell, and
Benedict. [b. 1778. | placed with their lowo ends
Willi's Ig. I °'>j'r^ozu/y ^' trM:7,, 111 the ground in some dry
l\tlm Sundcy. jpart of a cellar till wanted;
S'-J deci. lO^JBt's rcr^/ne.lbearin;: trees of the last years
Good Friday. u'j;ain. growth, sever tiie scion from
Swcdonbnrg d. 1772.
filaster Day.
31 1 Low tides. i)runs low.
the tree in the old wood,
leaving enough of the bulb,
which separates the two last
oiorn.
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IV Month.
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i^pring. APRIL begins on Tuesday.
By Spring's first sunbeam from her wintry rest,
Lo ! wakerl to toil th' industrious sivaUow hies
To seek a slie'ter for her clayey nest,
And for her curious masonry supplies ;
She cleaves the air with steady speed, and gay
Gathers her insect prey, still journeying on,
Sips as she skims the river, on her way,
Prattles to pas«ers by, but halts with none.
'Tis done, 'tis tenanted, that little dome !
With duty <stitl untired her young she rears ;
Prunes and instructs the unfled<;>'d uing to roam.
Then cuds her destim^d task, and disappears.
() ! bjaitfui rectson, loitering life away,
'See how poor instinct fills her hi-mhler day,
Fuir0 23d (irruh2nrrrnorn.~fLast f 30th d. OlTTTmeve.
DM I Ilolicays, Weather, ^-c.
1
7?ic's sot 10. ^3
0\l<)a<r.l'i° IG'
JJnscltlfil
wtatficr.
Sum's ii)ng 312*^28'
4jSi AiuDFose.
SjCoiiimoi) ti les. Mi'hr
EjL/ow Suniay. ^un.^hinr
7: ^ apoo-ee. an :
8j ^ dtdt Tides hiijlier.j/io.'f«r.'<
' 9|Lor 1 15 icon d. IG'.^t)
10,'^i!^s ;oiijr.20-^ ^' Fa^raiid
\\\ys docl. 13^33' N.
12| .'cfssjickle wctt'ier
E l<\ al't. E.ir^or.
14
15 ) runs ]iii>"!i, T'mnder
IGi
17 Low tides. Grows wnriinr
18 Sun's long. 27° 5/' aii'i the
19 Al!)ho<j:i' nppearaacc
E '-id alt. roaster. O i-utors y
2lj (fan
22; I'o:al eel of Sun 1/45. y^mr
23 iSt tioorue. eaiiy sp/in^.
24'Verv lii'jh tides Mon
25'I)si.'Uloacestcr b.7().S.Mirk
201 sh'junr.^'
i^ ;4tli oi't. East. ^ gr. e.u,...
28 ^ runs lovv. I'tryjun:
291 D's dec!. 23" 26' a.
3('iLo\v tidt'ti. weather.
fa»i.u?;ks calenovr.
vea .s' orowtli, for i senion
to tbrai tlie wedge.
Sec to your fences, if these
are ne«,lecLed you may a;-
well neglect plou^ihing, plani-
ng, .'tnd every other require-
aont 0(1 your farm. Attend
o p)!ouglji LS 10 farmer, 1
,)re:-U!ue, ever ]douglied hib
^lound too nv.icli, no matter
now njclloV; the soil is. F'ling
'ij> the garden into ridge;",
^^'ardening is too much ne-
:!uctei' m our country; if
ha!r the time was euijdoyeJ
in cultivating a kitche • gard-
en, that is spent doing no-
tiiino", or what is worse, we
siiould live much che;!j)er,
ai.d tar more to our comfort
I'rocure good seeds fir all
tiie crout^ you intend to raise,
nd If 1 jem be put into
iinuiii early. Ifyour snung
gra; is not 11 sou'i', lose no
tune in <ie[t.iig it into the
-round. Do not tuio « attle
into pa^te^ ground too e.riy
'0 the spring, untjet tli^ l: i «i^'^
:iavc a chance to start a little
1
MAY, 31 day. V Month.
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Spring. MAY begins'TTti^hursda}^
"A^ain the daisies peep, trie violets blow ;
Af^aiii tiie voca! tenants of tiie jjrove,
(Forgot the patteri)!*^ hail, the driving snow,)
Renew the lay to melody and love "
*' Advancing spring profusely spreads abroad
Flowers of all lines, with sweetest fiagrance stored ;
Where'er she treads, love gladdens every plain,
Delight on tiptoe, bears her lucid train;
Sweet hope, with conscious brow before her flies,
Anticipating wealth from summer skies.''
Fn"l1 O '>-'(l i. (i.i T.^nr"evp. i Lasi"^3'TtTi d. 4li. 3r?n-i. mori!
I»M|
Holiday."', weuther, »&-c.| farmer's cale.npar.
1 St. I'hiiip ».V> St. J.iiin'.s. botbre ilis luiten close to the
2 0's lonL^ 4i'^ 34' Fair rni'/soil.
3 Inv. of tie Cross. //a77. Tiicro i.s no time for spor^
I'Mlo^atlon. })ap<)j]ree. nr loit?>rinLr this month; v. e
5: 3)>:ec.3'' 8' > Go )d wenllicriwwrit be wide awake to see
() St John Kvan. for fanning. tii a the aL^'icultural nia-
79 J^ets21i. 21m. chiiiery kee|)S in operation,
8 As<;<Mision. (^iias. IT. procl'dji'id up in good season and
Olliijli tides. ^ O 21 CooUru) the fields, if thishabit i.s
lOj 6i(<yi,'ie,followed» much may be ef-
E Sundny aft. A?c. rnctcil by it, without incon-
12;Mr. Percival as.sasst'd. 1812.venieiice, to the benetit of
13|7 :!|c's set 7, 45. health aud increase of our
14 C/.a/i^g'frrfc/t' comfort— there is a great rc-
15j 5's decl. 20° 25'N. t^•e«f//e/^ hictance with some to see
Jd Low tides for som", (iai/s.ihe risiiifr sun, notwithstnnd
J7
E
39
20
2i
22
23
24
E
26
27
28
20
30
31
□ O ¥
VVhit Sunday.
Dunstan.
3) perigee.
O enters n
2) runs low
High tides.
Aram\\\(i its ravs are so conducive
sloiffi mnyU) vigor of both body and
be expected, mind. Awake ! thou that
slcepest. Farmer, awake
and hasten into the fields,,
where business and labour
F<tir
andfme
Prs. Ale.\. Victoria b. 1819
Trinity. B runs low. High
iciiids accompanied
Sun's long. (15* 39'
King's b.d. k. >dec.l9''57's
King Chas. 11 reit'd. Pr.«.
[Sophia M. b. 1733.
Low tides. loitk rain.
md health call aloud for thy
attention. Young cattle may
be turned out. Oxen must
be kept well fed at this sea-
son, if you mean they ihall
work to profit. You must
aow attend to corn plant-
ing, the bright yellow kernel
is best for meal.
I
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JUNE, 30 (Jays.
VI Month
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L>5o u<>i i-5o cio <Oi u9s
Sh 4.*^m morn
(T'^s I ili.rh
ianc [Water
9 18
10 1
10 49
11 43
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9
28
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8 20
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20
1 30
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L.5nM9T-&^»^i
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f^m morn
d I rliy^h
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31
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20
I
30
i
1
JUNE begins on Sunday.
By sweet-brier hedges, bath'd in ^ew,
Let me my wholesome path pursue ;
'• here issuing forth, the frequent snail
Wears the darkway with shmy trail,
While as I walk, from pearled bush,
The sunny-sparkling drop I brush,
And all the landscape fair 1 view,
Clad in a robe of fresher hue ;
From sheltered deep of shaggy rock,
The siiepherd drives his joyful ilock ;
From lowering beach, the mower blithe
With new-born vigor grasps the scythe.
While o'er the smooth unbounded meads,
His las' faint gleam the ranibow spreads."
Full O 21st d 4h. 8 m. morn. | Last C 28th d. 9h. 43m. eve.
DM I Holidays, weather, &c. |
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2
3
4
5
6
7
E
9
10
11
12
13
14
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10
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18
19
FARMER S CALENPAR.
3) apocfCG. Nicomc'de. ■ Otie of the most simple ye^
Sup. <$ O ^ • Verijfinr.ynladihle discoveries in agri"
W. I'ervey d. 1657. Icnlture is that of mixing lay*
5's dec. 11° 5' N. wentherAcrs ot'jrreenor newcutelov-
D. of Cumberland b. 1771. jer with layers of straw in
h. Aasond. 17^)2 quite warynlhci mow or stack. In this
© eel. invis. High tide.^, and wn.y the strength of the clov-
2d aft. Trmity. everi/ tliniger is absorbed by the straw,
^ runs high, f^rowin^^ wcUJwh'wAi, thus impregnated,
ihor'^e.-! and cattle wdl eat
Changes <0;greodiJy. (7et every thing
diiU, with iritoor ter for your htiying la-
St. Barnabas,
Q's long. 8ir .58'
7 5|c s rise
43.
Lower tido<.
3d aft. Trinity
3) perigee.
St. Alhan
moderate
shoicej-s.
Thunder.
bonrs: it is no verv af^reenble
movement to be obliged, in
the very heart and core of
your busines.s to drop 'every
.Becomes, tiling in hand, and to scamp-
Bat, of Waterloo, 1815. cUar^QT oif in quest of a thousand
7 :|c's rise 2. 18. .■.•nfijand one things which oua'ht
20iSun's lo' g. 88° 36' pleasant. do have been provided before
21
E
S3
24
25
2(;
27
28
O (.el. vis. 15. tides, ent. 2S hand. Het cabbage and be
4th aft. Trinity. i> rnns low. 'sure they are l;oed -about
Much finer.
St. JohnBap jMiJsnnimerda>f
ya lee. 13^^ 58' Wm. IV's
evory other morning* half-
hill corn ; loo!>. oni for weeds.
Keep y«)ur temper botii in
doo s ; n.l out, a crabbed, sour
[ncc. '30. (letting very. look is attended with' suspi.
Very -o'v tides. Wm.lth pro. 'cion tn.at something, goes
TiJ J> apjgee. 5th aft. Trin. 'wrong, ani tiierofore your
oOl warm .lomestios will be jej!ou;Uhat
D y«)n ii iIi.':G them.
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JULY, 31 days.
VII Month
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Summer, JULY begins on Tuesday.
" How beautiful is night ! the balmiest sigh
Which vernal zephyrs breathe in evening's ear,
Were discord to the speaking quietude
'i'hat wrapg this moveless scene. Heavens ebon vault,
Seems like a canopy which love has spread
To curtain her sleeping world."
*^ One sun by day, by night ten thousand shine,
And light us deep into the Deity ;
How boundless in magnificence and might !
0! what a confluence of etherial fires,
From urns unnumbered, down the steep of Heaven,
Streams to a point, and centres in the sight."
Full O '^tii il. 3li. '^m. eve. | Last ^ ^dlh (i. 2h. 54m. evi*.
bm| Holidays, Weather, ^'C.
farmer's calendar.
1
2
3
4
5
E
7
8
9
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Vis. B. V. Mary, and venj
Dog days begin, hot
y^ dec. 21° ()' N. ivith
thunder showers.
J} runs high. 6th aft. Trin.
Eligh tides. Becomes
Edm. Burke d, 1797./ne and
©'s long. 106° 43' pleasant.
l>'s dec. 14° 18' N.
^ perirree- Rather steady
Juliui«C«Bs.b.B C.lQOweather.
7th aft. Trinity.
Low Tides.
St, Swithin. Cltar.hright
and steady
J)»s dec, 20* 16' S.
2) runs low. Grand for
Prs. Aug. Carol, b. 1822.
8th aft. Trin. St. Margt.
High tides. hay making.
St. Magdalen. Union of
[England & Scotland 1706.
Come on, my hearties ■
let us begin our work in due
time, this month calls out all
the energies of him who gets
his bread by tug and toil, and
sweat of the brow; noworkin^
man eats bread&bnlterwith ^
better relish than the farmer,
he is seldom troubled with
the dyspepsia-'th'is plonghihg
and mowing, and raking, and
hoeing, are very effectual
scare-crows to the disorder.
Let us now try the experi-
ment, and hoe our corn and
attend to cur winter grain,
which may probably want
cutting; let us be up be tiitcs
and in the field before the
sun shows itself; Capt. CIo\'€r
and Timothy Herdsgrasshftve
been at it full an hour ; but
Nat Foggy has to take hia
©'s long. 121«* 2'. Very fine, bitters and grind his scythe,
St. James. Ds. Cumb. b. 1797. and mope about a spfelJ, ht
3> Apogee. St. Anne.
9th aft. Trir.:ty,
Threatens rain.
Quite low tides. see to
Sun's long. 126" 46' your
ys dec 20° G' N. hay
fore he can cut a lock. Cut
your thin grass early ; have
your beans poled; be sure fo
have a good garden. Ad-
ministfer your affairs With
economy and prudence atfd
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AUGUST, 31 days.
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Oh ? were I spiritual as the wafting wind
That breathes its sighing nnusic through the wood,
Sports with the dancing leaves, and crisps the flood*
Then would I glide away from careswhich bind
Me down to haunts that taint the hea/thful mind ;
A nd I would sport with many a bloom and bud,
Happiest th* iarthe>t from the neighbourhood,
And from the crimes and miseries of mankind !
Then would I waft me to the cowslip's bell ;
A nd to the wild-rose should my voyage be ;
Unto the lily, vpstal of the dell,
Or daisy, the pet-child of Poesy ;
Or be, beside some mossy forest well,
Companion to the wood-anemone ?
Full O n>ih d.3h.57m7 morn 7 1 Last C '^7th Oh. fSm.mofM
dm| Holidays, Weather, ^'c. I farmer's CAL«iND\n.
1 Lammas Day. Cluite hot
2 J> runs high. and
EilOth aft. Trinity. showery.
4i ya Dec. 22° 48'N.
5| took out for
GITrans. of our Lord, a storm,
8
9
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11
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13
14
15
16
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18
19
20
21
22
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be strictly attentive to bus>-
ness.
From the middle of August
to the middle of September,
is said to be the best time ftn
7 Name of Jesus, ^per. as //le sowing winter rye, by eow-
Sun's long. i;j5° 23' weather
looks wns*'iiled.
11th aft.Trin. St.Lawrence.
Dog days end.
Low tides.
Q.Adelaide b'92.7*'3 r.lO.Sf)
Good weather for some days.
Ass. B.V.Mary. >runs low
ya Decl. 24° 5' S.
13th aft.Trinity. Ds.Kt.b.'8C
High tide?. Dull ami
Sun's long. 146° 56' cloudy.
K.W.IV.b.'t;5. T)'s de.7°44'S.
Wm. Whiston d. 1571.
> Apogee.
13th aft. Trinity. St.Barth.
Brie:ht, pleasant
Sun's long. 152^43' and
27 Battle of Algiers 1817. Quite
28 St.AugU8tine. [low tides.
29
30
E
St.JohnBap.beh. a little
1> runs high. cooler
14th afl. Triuity.
ing early you provide green
food for sheep late in the fail
and early in the spring, and
by early sowing and feeding
in the fall, the roots of thi
grain take such firm and ex-
tensive hold of the toil that
they are less likely to be
thrown out of the ground by
frost, or winterkilled, when
sowed so early; 3 pecks of
seed \n\{ be sufficient to ad
acre. If you have paid pros-
per attention to your garden
it is now a source of profit
pleasure and health ; but if
you have neglected it, the
fault is yours, it has been ob-
served, and there is a wortl
of homely knowledge in the
observation, that wherever
you sec a flower in a cottage
garden, or a bird cage at the
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H3W biijrlit, how beautiful, the day
Initscahn lu.stre dies away,
A.s ifthe clouds that wept the while
Now dried their tears, and tuni'd to smile
Down on the verdant vales of earth,
Whose looks have changed from gloom to mirth .
On every blade, and leaf and stem,
Of diamonds drops a diadem
Around is sprinkled, bright and clear
As Beauiy's sympathizing tear
When sinless sorrows cause its (li^w ;
The fiuits depend from every bough.
Mellow and ripe ; the downy peach,
The purpled plum, and nectarine.
^
Vull O I'th (I. 7h. 4m. eve. | Last (C 25th d. lOh. ;V2m. eve
DMJ HolKhiys, weather, &-c.| fakmku's calcnoar.
2; 3's dec. 17*40' N. London
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4
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hurnt lG6(i, O. S. Great
window, you may feel sure
that, tlie occupiers are better
and wiser than their neiffh
[onn-,
vm^ 2-2'.
Very high tides. 3)j),/>p«'^< mic/jbours.
.VlaltataKen ISOO. showiirs.\ Now Mrs. Farmer, I know
you will mind th? main
chance ; but as you have just
commenced the pleasant 6fn-
ployment of a house wife,
permit me to remark that
" attention to order and re-
gularity will contribute much
to the comfort of your hus-
15th aft. Trinity. St. Unchus.
Nat. B. V. Mary. K, Wm. &
[(^. Adelaide crownod, '31
Low tides. Changeable and
i> runs low. looks dull.
>s dec. •^l^t.'G/S.
Gen. Wolfe k. 1739.
16th aft. Trinity. HolyCrosa. band. Men particularly like
Mr. Iluskisson k. 18J0. neatness, tidiness and me-
High tides. Fair thod ; any ihing soiled or out
St. Lambert. of place discomposes them ;
Sun's long. 175° 4'. and and a littered room will often
7 5|c'^ rise 8, 20 pleasant mdike them peevisii. Rise
"]) Apogee. weather.
17th aft. Trhi. St. Matthew.
Coron. Geo. III. '1)1 Htgk
J'sd. 18«'29' N. icinds.
Getting cooler.
I> runs high.
Low tides. St. Cyprian.
Clear and
18th after Trin.
St. Michael & all Angelas day
St. Jerome.
early ; bpeakfast early ; ha
at the business of the day in
due season, but if you are
fond of lying in bed, then
good bye to all system and
order. The farmer's wife,
who prefers her pillow to the
advantages which carlyrising
prodaces, will not. I fear,
have strength of mind an«l
6rig"Af\^resolution to perform the im-
m
OCTOBEP 31 days.
X Month.
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Fall OCTOBER liosins on WcdnesdBy.
Hail, winter ! rijjid winter, hail !
Thou dost not come with aspect bland;
Yet from thy {jlance I do not quail,
Nor shrink beneath thy icy hand.
For though thou come with churlish mien,
And sadden grove, and hill, and plain,
Thy frowns may change the smiling scenci .
But they are bent on me in vain.
Then, winter, howl without otir dome,
Within it they thy hours beguile;
Thy frowns can ne'er invade a home
^ here even thou art made to smile.
Full O 17th (1. Oh. l*im. eve. |Last (C 2rnh d. Ch. 14m. eve.
DM I Holidays, weather, «^.c. |
KAKMKR S CALENDAR.
IjSt. RemiL'iu?!. B(3lj:iinu drcl. portant du'ies of a well regu-
2 Very \\'\s;h tides, [ind. !83 >.|latod and industrious family."
4
E
6
7
3 perigee.
19th aft. Trinity.
5's (inc. 19^ id' S.
St. Faith Grows
8j J) runs low. much ceoler.
9 Low tides. St. Deny's.
10 Unsettled weather
11 Sim's long. 197° 42' fur
E 2()th after Trinity. aomt
13|7 *'s south 2 25. days.
14 Peace of Vienna 1809.
tHnefor.'VhwH he— But hark! me-
the *c.75on. 'thinks some fair one comes
'out in hit^h dudgeon ; " don't.
tell mo, ahout managing
15
16
17
18
E
90
21
22
23
24
25
E
27
28
29
30
Com. tides. Comes out fin f
Ridley«fc Latimer burnt 1.555
louseiiold affairs, why, mat-
ters have come to a fine pass
indeed! Mere's an Alma-
nack maker undertakes to
regulate the concerns of the
porridge-pot, and to tell ua
when to open our eyes and
when to shut them ! I tell
you what HenHussy, you had
better keep on your own side
3) apogee Tides rise, /or //je of the hedge." Dear Madam,
St. Luke. Bat. of Nav. 18-i7.';'I hope I don't intrude."
2l3t aft. Trinity. season) A button for your energies,
High winds if you don't sprini;^ mow, when
3>'s dec. 2 1** 3' N. with there is so much tc^ ■ - done,
0's long. ■<i08'' 37' 5om€ra»'n, to the care of the wiiVf''^ .ip-
J) runs high, perhaps snow, pies, and gather them, as i/ard
iVosta do them much injury.
Low Tides. St, Crispin.
Select seed corn from the
22d after Trin. ffet and field, culling fine, fair, sound
uncomfortable rain.
St. Simon and St. Jude.
3)'8 dec. 6° 31' N.
Higher tides.
)1' J) perigee.
ears from such stocks as pro-
duce 2 or more ears, taking
the Lest of the two. [Husk-
ing now comes on, and if yon
love fun and frolic, and waste.
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XI Month
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Sunk arc the winds that late swept hill and shore.
The raging billows cease their wild loud dash,
Above no longer bursts the thunder-crash,
And the big rain descends to earth no more :
Clear is Heaven's face, and sweetly in the west
The sun hangs o'er the hush'd hill's purple top ;
The bird that sought its nest, with lively hop
Again peeps forth, and warbles him to rest :
The hawthorn blossoms scent the cool fresh air;
And general nature, ere day breathes his last,
Wears loveliest smiles in guerdon for the past.
Thus o(t life's first hours, sorrow, ills, and care,
Wrap in dark gloom, then sudden flee away»
And leave all bright and blest our closing day.
Full Q l^ilh d. f)h. 33m. morn.
New A 30th d. Qh. 33in. eve.
LastC 23d d. 11 h. 22m. eve
DM I Holidays, weather, &-c.
FARMER 9 CALFNDAR.
1 Very high tides. All saints.
E 23d after Trin All souls.
3 Prs Sophia, b. 1088, fiather
4 3 '3 dec. 24*^ 2' S. cooler,
5 D runs low. Powder pl.»t
6 Sun's lonjr. 223^ 33' [1(J05.
7 7 ;|c's south 0, 49. bulfme.
8 Prs. Aug. Sophia, b. 17(i8.
E Quite low tides. !:^4th aft. T.
10 Milton d. 1074. Clouds up,
11 St Martin. looks like
12 ©'s long 229*^ 40' S710W.
13 P apogee. St. Britius.
14 More Mild,
15 St. Machutus- JVet nasty
E High tidea. 25th aft Trin.
17 Q. Charlotte d. 1818. wea-
18 ^.runs liigh. iher,
19^ Sun's ioii". 236^ 44'. Hard
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more than economy and pro"
fit, then make a husking.] —
Plough summer-fallow as
often as you liave leisure;
gather in roots and manure
your land, then heave it up
into ridges for next year. —
[" Why Mr. Calendar," saya
old Lounge, ''you jriveuino
time for rest, but keep us at
it and it eternally."]
Now is the time to prepare
for starm and tempest, hail
and snow ; mend your win-
dows, fasten on your filling
clapboards ; see to your roof
above, ai J.to your banking^
below — if -y^ „neglect to se-
cure the cella^'^^^u know the
consequence. Ho ;/», faiming
utensils, putting ev ^ \ thing
in its proper place, thti^^'hcre
may be no difficulty in the
spring to find them. Clean
your yards, take otf the sum-
mer dung; and then bring
new materials from meadows,
pond-holes, drainp, &c. thi»
is not to be neglected where
Very high tides. AdvcntSun| the soil is old and requirea
t dec. 25-' 5' N. frosts.
Very stormy,
St. Cecilia.
Low tides. 26th aft Trin.
Peace with America, 1814.
7 *'8 south 11, 3J.St Cath.
Sua's long. 243^ 48'. Milder
wUh snow.
>'s dec. y°30' S. ^riilv comes
^ Perigee. a storm
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Winter. DECEMBER boirins on Monday.
>i -Oi ^yr\ ^^'^^i^c-- x>i '.^ v^i ^ O'l '>vi <^"' ^>^ -^'•'^'^-^ ^:^''C''i ^^'>-»^V~ •■>*
■^•'->-.S5^i<;-i
III verdant Sprinu;. tho breeze which gently blew
W'oke in the heart f)'ithe echoes as it past, — -
Youi;;" hope's foid (1 ttteries, — whl^peri^o; ;i | would last,
IJut wi!i^;e(r with pfraMires, fiesh, and fair and new,
And b:-i;iht. andioveiv. — oh. f» >w spri, f|;-tiine flew !
'J'he 1, like full mmdiood burstinnj fr<>ni a l)oy,
Siunai;*)' snone nut — so rile in th)werv toy •
Tnat 'it^aree the ho^om ouncfd what \vo;l it unew ;
How "^oon pale Jlalumn like a dynijij fneid,
Enire'iderinj; solemn tlioiijrhts oflite's decay,
Wonhlcome; and — withorinj;— with'^i i^— day hy lar^
IJrini;' dark Dkcj: 'IBER on— and lo. the end !
Leafless and iVuitiess, the year's pride i- irone —
And wintry \5an ioo >s round— and finds hinisell' «/o»c<i
Last C '~'''l d.r^h. :]<! ni. morn iNow Q oOili d."^h.r)f)ni. morn,
mil llolidiiys^ Wciither, ^'C. | k.armf.r's caie.ndvk.
I 7 :llf:'s south 11, r». O^Wj replonishinLT. lark! 'tis your
i J) runs low. winds, and neio'hhour's ll:ul,ho is before
n.'lzoni .1 \^r•^.
•1 i:^'/^ iono\ ir^i^ r>rv
snow, you, and me as to bo before
the rats in irettin-jf "bo jraiii,
5 2)"s dec. '21)* ."if)' S. Bread is Lho st-ift'of life'-, while
n St.Xicboias. orleratc, icilh \ rum. ratsbtno, an i corrnsivo
/; I'M in Advent. f(tlli,rx n-eiffhr.r. ' .subliinntsi brm-v poverty and
»^»j Vory hi^ii tid.'s. Cuiicep. B. ruin — bo-.vare then of such
!>' VVa.s!iinL>-ton d. '*,>;). [V.Mary, o-roceries.
lo' D apog-po. Cnll. bnfftncj'jr Take care of your liealt!! y;
M|<-'liar-.XII k. I7IH, ^ -lis thcri^*^!//ja/iVof jiim who
P2;0\s lon<^. *2(!0"' )i'. il.c season labors ; if you loso it. its roco-
\') rSt. Lucy. .i hcav}) very will h ■ attr'-uled wit'.i no
/<; |3d in Advent. snow slonn litile expon-o and much aux;-
151 ?.s' a/?^/v)rtr7/j/in'; j cty. To ptc-^erve it, is cheap
J.'i'Oecl.vis. H. tides. ])run.sh.land easy, — •• Keej) your ieet
l7jriirH. Davy Ik '7H. ij mild il
18| 3)'- dcc.'2'F ;n' N. maij lurn
.1P|7 :fc's south !),4f). /o nwi.
OQJWar with Holland '80.
/•;|5^!iin .Vdvent. ^^t. Thoniis.
ri'?!©'^ Ion <r. '270 "'1 4 shortest d. , the pysloni without any ofit^
'2.*j!Low ti Ics. Newton b. iC)V2. \ for every drop oi" ardent sj)!^
warm and dry.y tur head <;ool,
your back strai.rht." Avofil
ardent spirits —More v.IioIg
some drink may be used for
tlie purj)ose of iuvi'^oratiri^*
rits wliicli is taken into tlici
stomach ])rodiiccs the niosf.
OdISir .\LI!a!e d. I(;7*;. Ikcoines
^>r,|CHllLST\L\S DAY.
^!(;|S^. Stephen. /ros/^. , set ions injury to t!ic body
St. .Tohn. ■}) pr»ri,';"ee. j When their u>c is habitiially
1st Sun. aft. Chru-:. Innocents indulnftsd in, and even ahs<»'iijtp
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(iuito high tides. cold.
Silvester. V/.r^ifford d.l8"2;
E
drunkenness may not occuF",
.still the si>ark of life is lunh'r-
ined, and selijocted to <\
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farmer's ALMAxNACK.
TJeutenant Governor, His ExcellencyLieutenajit
General Sir Peregrine Mailland, K.C.B.
President, Administering the Government, diiviiig
the absence of the Lieut.Governor, the Honble.
THOMAS NICHOLSON JEFFERY.
HIS M/iJEsrrs coiJjYcrL.^
Honorable Brenton Halliburton, President
Hon. and Right Rev. The Lord Bishop.
Hon. Thomas Nicholson Jeffery,
Hon Hibbert Newton Binney,
Hon, Enos ColUns,
Hon. Sim/^n Bradstreet Robie,
Hon, Charles Ramage Prescott,
Flon, Samuel Cunard,
Hon, Henry Hezekiah Cogswell-,
Hon, Peter Mc Nab,
Flon. James Tobin,
Hon. Joseph Allison.
OibYii, Sir Rupert D, George, Baronet.
Asst. Clerk, John C, Halliburton, Esq,
Gfeaplaiu, Rev, Robert Willis, D. D.
jyFessenger, Mr, Joseph Skaliisli,
*The Members of His Majesty's Council, and ihe Speaker ofiUf^
'House of AascmUj j?<re Justices of the Peace tlaoughout ttcPiOviucc,
farmer's almanack.
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HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
S. G. W. Archibald, Esquire, Speaker.^'
COUNTIES.
Halifax. . . .'. \ Jf ' ^' ^^- Archibald fWm. Lawson, fGco
( femith, and Jot ham Blanchard, Esqrs.
Cumberland fAlex. Stewart, and f.^oscph Oxlcy, Esqr^,
Hants f Benj. Dewolf, and VVni. B. Bliss, Esqrs. ^
King's Elisha Dewolf, jr. and S. Cliipma: , Esqr.--.
Q^'EK^'s fJoscph F eenniii, fJas. R. DevvoJf, Esqrs.
Annapolis jWm H. Roach, and t.Ino.Johnston, Esqrs.
Li'NENLLRn fVVni Rudolf, an'i Jno. Creighton, Esqrs.
SiiELBiJRNE Herbert Huntington, and Ja.'^.Lcnt, Er^qrs.
Svi'NEY fJohri Younnf. and Thos. Dickson, Esqrs.
Cafe Breton.. 5 ^^\^"™^ ^fo' "?""';.' J'^n^s B. Uniacko,
( and Richard Smith, Esijrs.
TOWNSHIPS.
Halifax. S K'liarlcs R. Fairbai.ks, and Stephen W
( Deblois, E^^qrs,
Truro .... Alex. Archibald, Esq.
Onslow Roben Dickson, Esq.
liONDONDERiiY. . ..fJohn Wier, Esq.
Amherst [James Shannon Morse, Esi|.
Windsor Lewis Mortis Wilkins, jr, Esq.
Fai.moutii fWilliani vShey, Esq.
Newport Felix Cochran, E.-^q.
Cornwallis f John Mo> ton. Esq.
HoRT(iN..c fJames Harris, Esq.
Livkkpool .,. James Bars.<, Esq.
Annapolis fJamcs R. Lovott. Esq.
Granville James Delap, Esq.
DiuBY Ciiarles Budd, Esq.
Lunenburg fJohn Ileckman, Esq.
Bakrington fJohn Homer, Esq.
SiiELBURNE Charles Roche. Esq.
Yarmouth fSamuel S. Poole, Esq.
Sydney, C. B Edmund M. Dodd, Esq.
Arichat, C. B.. .Lawrence O'Connor Doyle, Esqr.
Chaplain, Rev. R. Fitzgerald Uniacke, A.M.; Clerk, Jolm
Whidden, Esq.; Asst. ( lerk, J. F. Gray, Esq.; Sergeant af.
Arms, Mr. Mathcw Forrester; Asst. Sergt. at Arms, Mr
Alc.Y. Boyle ; Messenger Mr. John Gibbs.
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Treasurer — rharlfs W, 'Wallacn, JOsq,
!-u'veyor-('etioiri oM.aj <Is : Cornmissionors of ^^ lowii
LiM cl>«. and ^ unogatc (.cteral— John > pry IMorris Esq.
Srrielar\,aud li cgi.stiar ol Deeds- iMJ' IvD. Gcoigc.
Bt.
(^ollrctorof iistoins — 'on Thoma^ N.-elleiy.
('ollectoi- "f Impost aixl h xcisp- iion. [1. N Birmny.
P')stniastei-G("i oral, for JNova-' cotia and New-
BrurisAMck, John Ilowo. jv. Ksc].
C mirf of ( hanccr^f His 'fonoi <hc Frrsiilo:it : Master
oft/u Bolls, i.on "S. ' . Hobie. L \. Mnshyf^. ilon.
P. : alliburtoii Lewis lAI . -Vilkins, Vv ej;- ^'' isvval!, J. G.
A arsliijii and T \V, jSiittinjr- Ksqrs; R, ^^wtrar-, Nathaniel
^V Vv hit«^ Esq; ( onusi llors ami Solicitors^ the l;atrjs-
ters jiiKJ Attoriiies of ibo Supreme ^ curt.
Court I Erro- ; Mcrrici^f and Vir r, ( ,- I is alc^l; 's
Cou. ei. • Jlilv<:( i U^ (tv(( Pv cforsi the I'aM'istMs oiu! * t-
ton ir: oMho S' p,rem( - ourt.
Ciul<* V'cc ■u'jdmirciltii. — -hid<re. ' on. (5 ' iairbii' ton
A<lv()e;ite Gonl. S U A , Archibald. Esq. E. L. H. ;
8(> ic:(» r G .. < ■ a^ R '-"airban s E-^q.; re;ii'-trar,
1j S*ouii'^'i Esq. |)('p Re^islrar. .' S.Ttcmain Esq.
i\.;!is!i;r! S \V. ' eb o-^ P'sq.; Dep. Marshal!,
Advocjii es and Procters, the Barristers and Attornlcs
oft I e .'^uprv^me ' <>■, t
mi <>■ FjHchctVi.^ i.idF >rfciliirefi. — omtni'^Sioner. .las.
\V Nnttin^r, ^-q. ; flenfistr-ar. Sir 11. D, neoiijf, '>t.
St PHKiMF CoiiR! . — • hief lustice, [Ion. Breuton Halli-
burton , Puisne .liuljjes, lje\\i- VJ. * iikijis. 'iichard-l.
ITiiiacke. and VVibiarn Mill, Esqrs V'^sociate Jiidj^e.
Pelejr '*'iswall, Esq ; Attorney General. S G. \V,
Arcliiba'd ''sq L E. D. ; Solicitor-General, Charles
R F irbanks Ksq ; King's ^'oiiiispi,
and ' sqrs. , < Icrk of the Crown,
and rot'ionotary W^. Tho;i];^on, Ksq ; Deputy, J. VV
'Nutlii o^, l.sq.
BAIIRISTEIIS AND ATTORMES AT LAW OF THE SLTREIME
COURT, RESIDING IN THE PROVINCE.
Haiifar. \Umb' :. II. tl. Cogswell, D. S. Clarke, S, G. W.
ArchibakL Attorney-General ; .las. \V. Nultin^, Clias. K.
Fairbiiuko, Solicitor-General ; Jas. VV. Johnston, iSfal. White,
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.fno/ohnston,\V B. Bliss, B Arurdoch, Alexander Primrose,
James S. Tromaiii, Charles Twininp-, James B. Uniackc, j! J
Sawyer J.F.Ci ny. J.8 Clarke, W.Flicger, Wm. Yoiincr, ^^has
XYr/^xi^'''"^''' ""-^' f lartshorne, E. \\. Harrington, La'wronct;
O C. Doyle, Jno. C. Halliburton, Wm. Bowman, VVm. Suther-
land. T.B. A kins, Jno.Ritchip, JW Ritchie, H Pryor, Nepeau
Clarke, Chas. fiill Wall.icc, James R. Smith, Geo. R. Youno-,
and Chas. E.-W. Schmidt, Esqrs.
Pkioxi, Thomas Dicksoj', Joth.-im Blanchard, Henry Bla'^k
adr?r. Martin Wilkin«, Edw. Roaci), Esqrs.
Truro, Jonathan Marstcr.s. Ceo. R. Grassie, Esqrs.
Anmtpolis, Henry Goldsmith, Wm. H Lee. James A Den
nison. Chas T C Mc Colla, and Geo S IMilledo-e, E^nr--
Di^hy, G K Nichoils, Esq. ^ ^ -\-
Briii^ctown. Stephen Bromley, Alex H WMnnictt, Silas
]li Mo'se, Esqrs. *
.Amherst. Jas S Morst^ Alex Stewart, Chas D Roach, Silas
G Morse. Robt B Dickey. Esqrs
Kenlville, John Whiddcn, Jno C Hall, Stei)hen H Moore,
Esqrs. '
l'arrshoro\ Robert B Dickson, Esqr,
Windsor, L M VVilknis, Harry Kiu'.r, Esqrs.
. Xcwport, D D Stcw.-»rt. Esq.
Antigoniah, John T Hill, Alox McDougall, Esqrs.
Yarminilh, Wm H Keating', Esqr.
Giu/sboro\ V/ n. F DesBarros, Esq
Liverpool, Wui Sterns. Saml P Fairbanks, SnowP Freemanv
Esqrs. - ^
Lunenburrr, Jno Creighton. Goo F. Solomon,Chas B Owen
Chas Bolman, and Daniel Owen, Esqrs. '
Chcslfr, Wm Greaves, Esq.
Cape-Ri;eton. JJrichJ^WmC. Dc!aney,Jas TtirnbulKEsq^
Sijdnei/, R Gibbons. E M Dodd, and Donald N McQueen,
Es(jrs. Port Hood, Arch McQueen, Esq.
Non-residents practising- in Cumberland, E B Chandler
and Jas Stewart, E^qrs. of Dorchester, N. B.
jVova- Scotia fUirrislcrs Society.
Patrons — tho Chancellor, and the Chief Justice :—
'Honorary xMembers, the Judi^es of the Supreme Court,
Treasurer* Hon H 11 CogsAvell; Librarian &. Scc'y J W
Nuttin^^ Esq
Commissioners of the Revenue.
Hon S H. Ilobie. Hon. H H Cogswell, \Nw Law-
son, Ltm-. Hartsliorne, and Chas W WalJace, Esqrs.
Clerk, Mr. Edw. Duckett,jun.
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( cinniissioncrs of Lii^hl I.Igusch.
H«)n S.ini! i iiiiaiil, liios MnMuud, iind Jas II Tid-
riiarsli, ^^(ir:-;
' omniissiomrs qft'^'ahh Island.
Win Lawson. VAw VVallacc, Kdw Cmiaivl and Ja-
il Tuiniarsli, K.ajrs Clerk, Mr i^dvv Duekctt, jun.
t'^huhenacadln Canal Compan}).
Board oi' Directors — lion T N Jclttiry, Pics'idcnt :
Hon Sainl Ctiiiard, \^ I*. ; Hon. .losei)!iAllison,V.P;
^<ecy. Cha> (I Fairbanks, Ksq.
COLLEGES AAi) CLERGY.
Kin.u's C'dlt'go. Windsor.
Patron. liin; (h'iu-e tlio Lord Arclilii^liop ni' Cniiloiuury
Vi-it.or, tho l/ovd Hi-liop ol' X()\;i-Scoli;i.
(lovoi-nor:-, i!iO lit. Ciovor /)r of Novii-tScdtiti, tlio Lora
lijshoj) of Nov;i. Scotia. Ilie Ifo'^. t!ic CliitM'.Just,ico, the Judg^^
of liio Vico A(i!riir;iity Conit, tho Spo^ikor ol' tlio TIouso of
Assonihlv. fii' Pi-dviiioinl Secretary, the Aliornoy Goiiera].
tho Soliriior (ioiiM-al. tlio Pro.>?i(]eiit and Vice Prcsiilcnt of
■tijp C(ilh\'n'.
Proitidont cv'. Profof;si>r of Divinity niid Ilobro-w. Rov Clias
'Porter, ')!>; Vioo l're.-;dL" t, Profe!:?.sor of (jimmmnr, Rlictorio.
lo;>ic, moral -ci'ji)coa ;ait! ui-tapliysiri^, :.actinpf
pri)fes.-:or cf oiathomatici-. nat'iral philosopliy nnd aPti-or.omy,
Rov.loliii Stov(Mis(;ii, A -.] : poc'y iiiui treasurer. J C Hallibur-
ton, Esq ; f;;lh)\v, bursar and lihrarinn, Rev "Wni P. Kin(]',\ y,,
]>rincipid of the acidemy under the direction of the governor-
<jf Ki,nii'"i? Collev.c. Rev .j^osoidi I' Clinch, a ai.
TFiRAlS — Micjiaelnir'.s Tcriu coirnuet ces 1st Sept. anu
end? on the ir>;i) Dec. iiilary Term commences 15th Jan.
and ends on the SaUirdnv ))rec<.'diniv Pahu ^rundav. Easter
Term conunencos oi the Monday after iiiastcr Mondoy. anii
ends Saturday se'niiig'lit l.'oforc Whit Sunday, 'i'rinity Tern
conuuences on tho morrow of Trinity Sunday, and ends on
the lal of July,
P i c to u A c a (1 m y , P i c to ii .
TausTF.r,?— RevThr.s APCulloch, DD; RtRev WmFrascr..
Rishop of Tanen. Rev 1) Ro^^s, Rev .lames Robi^on, Rev Jno
McKiiiley, Rev DA Fr;!ser, Rev JC.l McKenzie, Rev J M'Rao,
fc> G W Archibaid;LIiD: Alex Grant, Tlios Diclvs-^ii and David'
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Creirrhton^Esqr.--. Piiucipnl.Rcv Thus ^rcriillcr;!). DT).: I'm
lessor, Mr M McCuUoch ; 'I'l^m Ixn f)rt!io Iiit'oiior Hru; clio.-,
; Tenii'-' — lirst l;;nn cominciico^
]pl April. Soco'.iil tenn, conirncnco^ It-t Octohc;*, ciich tcnu
lasts lull! months.
Ijiipti.^t -cadrniy, ^^'olivillo.
Matmpinf^ Coimniltco — Di-.Lruls Joliiist.-iii. [\v.\ K A Crau'-
ley, llo'v Will ( .'liipmiin, iJov .Tohn Pi yor, .1 W NiiltiuLS J W
•loliiustou, W .loliiisoii aiul tSinuin r'lloli. iioqrs. PriiicipaV
Rev John Pryor, A IM ; a.-st. jjc»r.!en.
C^lcr^y of" liic K:ni\l)li^h<Ml Ciuncli in \. .Scolni.
The Hon. aiuil!:t! R', Rov. John, Lord P.isliop of Nova-Sro'in.
Neu'-HMUi«5\\ ick, rrinoe EtUviird l:-l;;iul, Nc v\ iVjiindlaiid ;in(i )'t'r-
miula.
llalifdx. Veil Robt Vv'iHis. 1) D Archde;coii iiul Rector of St
PauTs, Rev Win Co::swe!l, A JM CMra:c. Rev R Fii/.. U' u-.ekc^
A M. Rccor ui' Si ()eor;.e's. Rev J;io Tl'.os I^vmn;^, 1) I). d-iV
ri>on (. l)'tiihi:ii. ^\) U'jxnt, Rev.Clia> Porier, 1)1). Ft/hiioirth^
Rev . IVhithor, Rev V.m I^. Kiiifj.A ... Roc-
tor of ihe I iiivcr>ity * iiurcli JJii^^by, Rev Ro..er Vie f^, A H.
.li/leafonK Rev 11 LOwen, A R.' Granull,, Rev Frax Wh.dley.
iSridi^elown, Rev jahi Rolcrtson 71 ih//!(iiifh,lit'v Alfred (jiiiiiii.
A M. Yar'nouth, Rev Thos A Gramh m, A M l-helhrrnc^
Rev Thos R Rowlai.d, LLD. Livcry^oo/, Rev .f F T INIoodv, A B.
Lian'iibfira;, il(tv Jas C ( ochraii, A B. La Have, Rev .f VV \\eck«,
A H. Chfshr, RevJas Shreve, A R. Co*-'. wa///.s, Rev J Monn
Cami^bell, A M. Hon on, Rev Jiio ( laik, A !M. Ravdon, Rev
G W Morris, A M Sachitillr. Rev Arch (Jr v, A R //,fr<-
nunit/i, Rev M H Desbrisay, A R. Trura^ ]*ev John I^iir; yt;at
AnnapoVis. RevEdwin Gilpii., A M. Jimli( rst.Ro- R R Wij;gi!i>^
A B. Picfou, Rev (has Elliou, A R. Jlntio;oni^h, Rev Tho,-
II Wiiite, A 15. auijf!huro\ Rev Chas W Weeks, A IM Srjd-
luy, C B. Rev Chas "in-les, A B Jlrichat, C B. Rev J.isShw.
Visiiing ?»Iis:-jion,;ry, Rev V\''m R Kin/r, A M. Principal C'olie^i
ate School at ^Vii■2d3or, Rev Joseph H Clinch. A M.
IM misters ol" tluj Estah]i>lie(l Clnircli of Scothmd.
Halifax, St. Malhews, Rev Jno Scott, ("ornwallis. Rev Win For
syth. J^rcshyfe) 1/ of Halifax — St Andrew-^, Rev Jno Mania ^
Lawrence Town and L ike Porter, Rev Jas Morrison ; West River,.
Rev Donald Mcintosh. Pres.hytery of Piclon — i'icton 1 own Res
Ken. Jno McKenzie. McLennan's Mountidn and New Glap;iOw..
Rev Don A Fraser ; East River, Rev John McRae; Meri;;omish.
Rev Alex TvIeGillivary. Ptesbt/tcry jf FrinceEdwaturs Island-
Charlotie Town, Rev James Mcintosh ; Belfast, Rev John McLen-
nan; Wallace, Rev Hn^h McKenzie. At Cape Breton, Siraij^ht c
Canso, RevL'uga'd .McKitchan; MiddleRiver, RevAngu'- McLean
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fahmku's alma.nack.
Travelling Mi>>:rionary for NovuScotia, Rev. David Ilonry.
Cfipe Hrelon, Ki'v. Alex Far(|uharson
Licentiate-; — IMesbrs Alex RcimuiiH, A. M. fl'irl Kodk. McAuly-
(f/^Tho Synod will incoi at Pictou on tiic liist Thursday
of AiifTUst, ]t^')\.
( hrfu;}) of the lioman Catholic ( hurch
i?ip;ht lU'AiX \)v Wni Fraser. bishop ofTincn. and Vicar Apos-
tolic of Nova Scotia* -Halifax ftev John L;;ufi}inaii» •(hezetcook,
llt'v Dennis Geary 'Liverpool, Rev Simon La\vlor« -St Mary'»
Hay, Rev Mr Segogno. • Aiichat, Rev Mr La Rai. .M.inche-ter,
Rev J iiios Grant. .Sydney, F.ev Henry McEageney • • Bra'* d'Or,
Rev !Mich;.cl McEagency. .Gidf SJiore, Rev Mr McLeod* .Picou,
. .Tracadie, Rev Pere Vincenl* .Poraket, Rev Mr
Francis* "St Pcier?, Rev Patrick McEa-eney.
Wo'levan Mission;) rios.
Halifax. Rev Mr Kniglit and Rev M Richey Rev Wm Black,
siiperminicrary. Lunenburp:. Rev K Pope. Liverpool, Rev Wni
JMcDonaid Barrington, and V-rniomh. RevWmWel'b. Hoi on,
Rev John Snowball, l^'indsor. Rev St*:!phcn Bamford chairnian oi
the district. Newport. /«^ev Wm Temple >ee*y ; Rev Wm Bennett,
superuu.'iierary. Shubennc^die- Rev Tliom.-.s Taylor, Parrsborough,
Rev George Miller. Walldce aid River John, Rev Thomas H
D: vi-. (juy>boroiigh Rev Matthew C'rnnswick. Sydney^ Rev
John Marshall. Ship H;irbour, C B. Rev Thoiras Cro^th^vaite.
Charlotte Town. Rev Wm Dowsoji. Bedeque, Rev Wm Smith.
Murray Harbour, Rev Mr Cooney,
Jjaptist A/misters.
Hal'fax, Rev John Euron and Rev E A Crawley, A M.^Ham-
»no id's Phiin'^ « -Newport, Rev Geo Dimock. •
R;)':vdon and Windsor, Rev Rich McLearn- -Horton, Rev Theo.
S Harding and Rev John Pryor, A M* •CornwalliH, Rev EdwlMan
nin:r, Rev David Harris and J^ev Wm Chipman. • Falmouth, jRev
i^obt Dickie- •Ayle><ford, Z2ev Ezekiel Marstcrs- .Nictaur, J?ev In-
^?ah:!in E Bill- .JiOwer Granville, i?ev Joshua C Cogswell. -Upper
Granville, /?ev Nat. Viditoe- -Annapolis, i?ev Wm Elder. -Digby
Neck, A'ev Peter Crandall- -Clements, licv Israel Potter and Rev
Henry Saunders- .Wilmot, 7?ev i? W Cunningham. -i^rier Island,
-•^Yarmouth, A*ev Harris Harding and Rev Wm
Burton.. i?agged Ifland^, 7?ev Jno Craig. -Chester, Rev Jos Dim-
ock- -Amherst, . -/?iver Philip, Rev Sam McCully. .
©nslows Rev Jas Monro- - Lunenburg, Z^cv Maynard Parker- •
Liverpool Rev Anthony Dimof k. -Tryon, Rev ChasTupper*.
Wi'.dsnr ffoad. i?ev Jno Doylc' "Clemeiiis, Ticv Di?nl McGregor* •
Antiionish, Rev J Whiddei; - - Waterford, Rev H Hull. .Siewiacke,
Rev Geo 7\ichardson. Sis^iboo, I<cv E Stronach.
Licentiates — Cornwallis, Thomos H Porter- -Annapolis, Silas
^lorse. - Aylesford, Obadiah Saunders. -- -Guysboro' Jas Brown.
iCJ^The Association for this year will he ht Id at Amherst
Count 1/ of Cumberland, on the firk Monday after the 20th June.
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FCIpMnMOiiANDt'M. — Tlic Sittiiij^s of Courts, \;\mr>
<>f' Otficcr-i, SiP, will 1)0 lounfl arraiif:;(Ml under t'lo re
spective counties to whirl) tlioy belonj^.
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COUiNTY OF HALIFAX.
Ili^''h SIkmiiI' of thf (\)nn;\', John Jiirus f^jnvyor, Ej-q.
r'oroiicr. Jauios l'\ (ircy, Kscj
Iii'j;ti ('ourt, of Chsr ccrv, iiel i before the Miu-itcr of th'
Rnll>, every Mondny tliroii^'hout the year.
Supreme Court sits ar Halilax. -2(1 Tnes. of Jan. 'ii\ Tiies
of Ajiril, 'J(l Tues. of July, iiia .U\ Tuesday of October.
Iiilcrior Court .^ils a !I tlifax. 2d Tnes. of INIaroli, June.
Sojii and Dec. -Judyes, Jas. Forma . .Ino JIowc, :iml Sam!
Head, S\. [). Ksqrs.
< 'olnm:s^;i(> er> i.'<.nrt sits at II:ilifa.\, l~t .Mnndiy of every
rrioiiUi. Coiniiiis.si;)iu;rs, J;;. Foriiiii. , llicli 'lYemain, Jiio.
Liddell, aim !>. S. Clark(\ ll-iqr Clerk. N. Clarke, \']s(\.
I'cjjico OlUce op "! evciy day throuixliout the year, Holiday.'^
and Suii;;ays exoej.ted. — Justicis, Jno. Lid(hdl, II, Voonians.
and M. llici ar(U.on, lOstir... Clerk. D. S ( lar;«<', Es'i.
Sessions of the I'eace held at Halifax, iat Tues. ot Marcii,
June, Sept. a d Dec.
Jus'tircsoJ'tkcPcncaforllie District of Hal ifar, J Forman.
Ciislhs RoUdorum . Jiu). Howe. Knfiis Fairb;iukr>, Samuel
JJead, AI. I). Juo. Li idell, Ricliard Trcmaif, ii. Veouinn;?,
J,is. lienvic, A(i:im- Archibald, S.innud Alhro, Juo. Aibro,
Tho.s IJoUaiui, .M . Hichurdsou, l.saac liaym , lien. V. Mott.
<ieo. N. ilus.sell, J. ijejuider Stiirr, Wui. Logan, \\u\. H.
Roach, ilonry A. Cladwi •, Juo. Spry Morris, Juo. [iou(;,jr.
Ja'^. N. Shiiuion. J;is. IL Tidmarsh, Wiiliaiu Aunaud, Wni.
Stewart, VVui. K. Reynolds, Cdwd. 11. 1-iOwe, (icorije 1>.
Creightoii. Thos. (^rcen, Wui. H. Snelliuf^s Thos. B. Dcdbri-
.say, Alfred L. Corau, Francis I'arker »So Jo.scph Starr, Ksqrs.
Clerk ofllic Peace, D. S. Clarke, Esq.
Inspector nj Pickled Pi-<k, Jno. Tromaii, Esq.
Flour, Win. \l. Roach, Esq.
Commissioners for vi^iiling the Asiilum for iii-. Poor.
Hon. Thos. X.Jeir.M'v. (Ion. Joseph Aiiison, J:iia. Forman.
Ricli. Tremaiu, .M. R.cha^dsou IL Yeoimns, Juo. Clark,
M. I'obin. (ieo N. R issell, Thos. Pykc, Jiio. Spry Morris,
andJas. N. Shannon. Esqr.s.
Cominiss'ioners of Streets.
Halifax, Hon IL H. Cogswell, IL»n. Joseph Allison, Geo.
N. Russell, Jas. Tremain, and \Vm. IL Suellinsr, Esqrs.
Dartmouth, Samuel Albro, Edwd. H. Lowe, and Hug-!
Ilartshorae, Esqr.-'.
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Commissioners jov the Common of llaUfax.
flon, II. >i. I'ogswcll, -Stephen W. Dcblois aiidJamc=<
B. Uniacl^c, Kb(jr.s.
« ojnmissioncrs of Schools.
U n-. Archdeacon Willis, Uov. John Scotl, Ilov. M.
I^ i3e.sbrisay, Lawrence Hai-tshornc and Edw U Lowe,
Ksqrs — lcr», HiJ*3'h Jartshornc, Kst[.
>'ATi()N \L sriioo!. Mr. JamoH Maxwell, )
ACAPiA.N hluool lU'v. fas*. Morrison, > Mai'tci:-.
HALIFAX ORAM MAR Hcnoo/. . . ilev,J.T.'r\vining-,n D S
Co?7i/ntsslonerfi to examine and select Pilots for tlv Port oj
JhiUfax. — ^ iliiam Pryor, James II Tidmarsh and Edw.
Cunard, E.sqrs.
Health Oliiccr, Wiiliann i Almon. Fsqr M D ; ^nper-
intcndant of ^juarantine, Mr ac^ob Millor.
Officers oflT'.'i Majcstij s Customs
Collector, Ion Thomas • .seOery ; Comptroller, ^no
Wallace, Esq ; Waiters ai-d Searchfi-is. D 11 Watson
&c .Joseph Dean. Escjps; Siirvovor of Shipping;, Mr Edw
Duckett ; Tide Surveyors, Messrs. F W Aclif son and
T Holder; Warehouse-keeper -V II I!es, Esq ; Locker,
Kobert Dimmett ; Clerks, Messrs. R Best, .1 W Mad-
den- John Garby and *^aniuel Story, jnnr. Tidesman,
Errol Boyd ; Boatmen. Jas V\ all and U'Hays; I'rokcr,
IVIr Adam Gi'ieve.
fficers of the 'Provincial Revenue ■
Collector, on N Binney ; Gnao;er and VVei»;her,
Andrew Uichardson. Esq ; Waiters and Shippinji; Officers,
James r^arratt, Kobert Hodjres and .'obn 1 empstrr ;
( ollector of light duty, Mr Edward Duckett ; Collector
ofLicen-e duty, \Vm M Deblois, Esq.
OPFICEUS OF II. M. NAVAL VAP.D.
Caprain Superintendant, Sir Tnos. Ussiier, C. B. &K C. II.
Naval SorcKeeper, J R Glover, Esqr
1 31 Cler;; , ^ C James Ritchie,
> ;o Naval Storekeeper. <
2cl Do. 3 (JW McEwcn.
(iate Per er Mr Thom'S Matthcv.s
Officers of H. M. Victualling Yard.
Victualling Storekeeper •• •• John R. Glover, Esq.
Clerk to Do Mr, Duncan M'Queen.
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HALIFAX BAXKLXa COMPACT.
I'vcsiilcnt, iloii. 11. li. Cogswell; Vice Prosidriit, \Vm.
Ji'ryor, FiS<i. ; Hun. Eiios Collins, Hon, ►Suniuol Cuiinrd, Hon.
.Tosfpli Allison, Hon. Jns. Tobi i, Jno. CiarU, at d iMiirtin CJ.
Black, E.sqrs. Cashier, N. T. I. ill, Ksq. Clerks, Messi-H.
J. C. Wilkic, B. Ik'lclici- and Charlfs VVUkic. Mc^jen-^cr,
^Ir. Jo^cpll Kccllcr.
Discount Days — Tuesdays and Fridays.
Hours of business) from 10 to :{ o'l^lock, Sundays and Holi-
days excepted. Noted for Discount to be left the day pre-
vious, before one o'clock, with theCaoiiicr.
f'>Aj\'K o F ,yo I 'A- S C O riA.
President., Wni. Lawson, Hsq. Directors, Alex. Murison,
W 15 lilisH, ISI B Ahnon, Jas W Johnstoo, Lewis Blis.-?, S N
Bin^ey, Jus B Uniackc, Jas Leishnuiu, Jas Donaldson, Wni
H SnelliufT, and Jno S Morris, ICscirs Ca.shier, Janies For-
man, jr Es<i. Clerks, Mei^srB. Henry Mundell, and Benjamin
Carliciie. JNlessenj^er, Mr J Maxwell
Discount Days— Tuesdays and Fridays,
Hours of business from 10 to li o'clock, ISimdays and Holi-
days excepted. Notes for Discount to be \ *'l the day provious,
before one o'clock, with the Cashier.
SAVLYGS' BAJ\1^.
Commissioner and Trra.-urei, Mr. Edw. Duckett, jr: Com-
mittee for examining the Accounts, Hon H N Binney, Sir R.
1) Cinorgo, Bt. and C. VV. Wallis, Esq. The Bank is kept at
rhc oflice of the Treasurer of the Province, in the Province
Building-. Hours of attendance from 8 to 10 o'clock every
Monday morning-.
Fire Hardens of the Town of rhdifax.
Richard Tremain, Esq Chairman; John Albro, Esq Sec'y
and Treasurer. Soutli Suburbs, Edward Pryor, C. li. Fair-
ftanks aiul James Tremain, Esqrs. St. Peter's Ward, John
Albro, J, E. Fairbanks and J as Hain, Esqrs. St Mathew's
Ward, L. Hartshorne and J A Barry. Escirs. St. Paul's Ward,
Cieorge N. Russell and W A Black, E-iqrs. County Court
House Ward, Thos Bogfrs and Esqrs.
St John's Ward, Hon Joseph Allison, Jno Liddell, and Jno
Clark, Esqrs. North Barrack Ward, Michael Tobin and S
W Deblois, E?qrs. North Suburbs. Hon. S Cunard, J N
Shannon, and Joseph Starr, Esqrs.
Cominitfoe of the i'ire Wardens appointed to man3g'e and
direct at Fires, Richard Tremain, Thos Bo;4-trs, John Albro,
E*5qr«. Yj Prvor and J Clark. Posers to direct th-j Axe men.
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FAIlMrn S ALMANACK.
Fire Engine Company for the. rownofJlalifax.
James DrxioiAN, sonr. Ca])tain.
First Division— Win Caldwell, Liout ; Henry Hill, Tho?
Mackiij, Tiios Pallistor, Wax J Rogers, Timothy Connor?,
Win Murriy, J Maiiony, H St Andrew:^, Joseph Bennot, F.i
Stiu'my, Wni Liswoli, Wni Flyn, Henry fjani^loy. Hen (i Hill,
ianies ^Mnithers, Joiiii Riiind, John Pallistcr, John Woodil!.
and Jauios Unmphrey.
Second Division — Tiios Cassody, Lient ; Edw Sturniv, J
Drillio, Daniel Mc Lean, Thos Wilson, Chas liiintor. /ore-
niiah Mnhl'g, Jwo Richardson, Benj Smithers, Jatnos M'll-
colm, Wni Crawfurd, Jno J<d)nson, Joseph Srrivcn, Wni
\'l!!cr, Thos Lowmls, Mannal DeiVeyas, J< s. li' lis, John
K.sson. Daniel Uolnian, and ?vjiciia*^l Mnlnny.
Third Division — Cieo liittle, Lieut ; Henry Siiike, Jamep
Thompson, Iv Havcr^tock, Snrnl C.'.rien, II A Bi^rby, Set 'y,
Win Dillon, Geori^c Barton, Be' jamin Wier, Cieo Smithors
and John Johnson, jnnr.
Fourth Division— Michael Byron, Lieut; Elias Caboll.Jno
West, Alex Boylo, Robert Woo lill, Stephen Studley, Wmi
V^alciiti'ie and .lohn (jibson. James Sinitli, Honorary Mem-
ocr and Treasurer.
FiRK JXF-AIEA.
.Robert Richardson, capt. — Michael Creamer, lieut. — Thos
McKio, sec'y. Wm Johnston . . Rrnd Boyd . .John McNeal . .
Win Marvin. .Ilenrv Miller. .Wm Mose. .Matthew Lowds..
•las xMcNut. ..lames <"(ant. .P.'itrickAlahoney . . John MclMior-
.-^on. .Samuel (iCor':o. .Arch Lion;;. .CharlesMarvin. . I'pliraiui
Lawlor. .Georg'e (Jauld . .Peter Artz.
IjiZP'^'Ik^ Fire Engine Company and Axe Fire-Men
arc exempt Ironi .Vlilitia duty and iVoni serving as jurors.
CIMMBEh Ol COMMERCE.
Hon S Cunarl, P'osidoat. . Andrew Belcher. Esq Vice
President ... Law. Hatshorne, James Lcishmaii, J L Starr,
S W Deblois, U^n Saltns, TR Grassic, D Allison, George P
Lanson,Esirs.
HALIFAX MKCHAMc's INSTITITK.
President, Wm (rriiror, Esti. iM D. Vice Presidents, Joseph
Howe, and (»eo W \'ounn-, Esqrs. Treasurer, Jas. Fornuin,
Jr. E.-qr. Secretary, Mr .1 S Thomson.
M'^'Cl. V Vic's rjnuAKY.
President, J Ij J'ltnrr Esq^-'-'Sccrelnry, Mr J Xaylor.^'^xTreasiirer*
Ml J Slav!or<"'''Commit!ec,MeNsrH J Moriow.Jost'pii Ho-.vc, R Gar-
itnd, Joseph Wliylal and ./ S Tiionip^oii
Trustees Public Eropcrty.
James G A Crei^hton, Matker Alinon, Wm A B;ii;;k.
••'oseph Starr, and C P Lawson, Esqr.-,
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PRESBYTERIAJSi' CHURCH OF J\rOVA SCOTIA
Presbytery of Truro — Londonderry, Rev J Rrown. Truro, Rev
J VVaddell Onslow, Rev J Baxter. Do:)glas, Rev T S Crowe. Mus-
tjXiodoboit, Rev. J Sprott. Economy, Rev A Ke^r. Stewacke, Rev
J Smith. Presbytery of Pi:tou — Ea-t liiver, Rev D Roy. West
River, Rev D Ross. River John, Rev J Mitchell. Merigomi-'h, Rev
WPatrick. AriUironi-h, Rev T Trotter. St Mary's, Rev A Lewi*.
Mabou, Rev Wm Miller. Pictoii Town, Rev J M'Kinlay, A M.
Upper Seitie:nent, (E R) Rev A iM'Gilavrey. Tatauiajjouche, Rev
H Rois. Presbytery of Halifax — Upper Shubenacadie, Rov R
Blackwood Windsor, Rev J Murdock. • •••Preachers, Rev Alex
Bluikie and Mr W Eraser* .Rev Thos M'Culloch, DD* Professor
of Theology. Rev Jas Rob-on. Synod Clerk. Synod meets annu-
ally at Pictoii on f he last Tue-^dav of June.
M///LS AT UALlt\IX,
For Wiiidsor, Kcntville, and Annapolis, on Monday and
Wednesday at 4 o'clock, and Parsboro' in tlie Summer.
For Windsor, Kenlville, Annapolis, Digby, Yarmouth, Shel-
burne, and St. John, N- 13. on Friday at 4 oV.lock.
For Chester, Luncnbur|tr. Liverpool, and Shelburne, via
Windsor, on Monday, at 4 o'clock.
For Truro and Pictou, on Thursday and Saturday, at 4
o'clock.
For Gay's Iliver, Mu^quodoboit, Truro, Pictou, Prince Ed.
Island, Cape Bretorv, Onslow, Londonderry, Economy, Cum-
berland, Antifroiiish, New-Brunswick, Chaleur Bay, and the
Canadas, on Wednesday at ope o'clock, and in the Winter to
Parsboro'.
MAILS ARRIVE,
Prom Windsor, KentviUe, Annapolis, Chester, Lun«n
burgr, Liverpool and Shelbiirne, Monday evening.
From Windsor, Kentville, Annapolis, Digby, Yarmouth,
Shelburne, and St. John N B. Wednesday eveninor.
From Truro and Pictou, Tuesday and Thursday evening.
From Truro, Pictou, Gay's River, Musquodoboir, Prince
Edward Island, Cape Breton, Onslow, Londonderry, Econo-
my, Cumberland, Antigonish, New-Brunswick, Chaleur Bay
and the (^anadas, Saturday eveninir.
EASTIlRN DJPASIOISJ
Includes the Counties of Cumberland and Sydney, and
Districts of Colchester and Pictou. Chief Justice of the Infe-
rior Courts of Common Pleas, and President of the Courts of
Session in this Division, Wii.mam Q, Sawers, Esquire.
District of Colchester, County of Halifax.
Deputy Sheriff, G R Grassie, Esq. Coroner, Nathaniel
Marsters, Estj.
Supreme Court sits at Truro, L«t Tuesday of June, and 4th
Turs of Sept. Dep Proth'y. George Dill, Esq.
\nferior Court and Sessions of the Peace, held at Truro
2d Tuo'jdav of Jan. and 'lA Tuesday of July.
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Aast. Judgfes, Thomas T. Brown and R. Dickson, Esqrs.
Justices of the Peace, John Dickson, Robert Dickson, Nat.
Marstcrs, Thos I. Brown, Jas. Flemmiiig, Edw Blanchnrd, D.
V.Crowe, John Wier, Win Rutherford, Alex Campljell, John
S Fulton, Samuel Archibahl 8d, Silas H Crane, James Mahan,
Duncan Black, Alex Kent, James Moore, Joseph Fulton, David
BLynds, W Cultcn,jr. and Charles D McCurdy, Esqrs.
Clerk of the Peace, William Dic-kson, Esq.
Surrogate Judge. Jonathan Marstcrs, Esq. Comm'r. for
taking Special Bajl on Actions depd'g in the Sup. Court, and
Regr. of Deeds. Geo Dill, Esq. Post-masters, Gay's River, 8,
Moore; Truro, Jon. Graves, Esqrs. Collector of Impost and
E.xcise. and of Light duties, Robert Dickson, Esq. Comm'rs.
of Schoolsj Rev John Burnycat, Rev J Brown, Robert.
Dickson, James Flemming and Edward Blanchard, Esqrs.
District of Pictou, County of Halifax-.
De})Uty Sheriff, J W Harris, Esq. Coroner, J McKay, Eaq.
Supremo Court sits atPictou last Tnes of May and SrdTufs
ofSept. Dcp. Proth'y. James Skinner,Esq.
Inferior Court and Sessions of the Peace, held nt Pictou 3rd
Tues of Jany atid 3rd Tiics. of July.
Aijst Judges, Hugh Deuoon, Geo. Smith, R. Lowden and
William Mortimer, Esqr.^:.
Justices of the Peace, Hugh DenooL, Cuslos Rotuloruin ;
Robert Lowden, James Skinner, George Smith, John Eraser,
Ab. Patterson, William Matthewson, David McLean, Robert
McKay, James Carmichael, John Olding. Wm Mortimer, Geo
McLeod, Henry Ilatton, D Crichtun, J Holmes, Ken. McLean,
Adam Carr, James Fraser and Richard Smith, Esqrs. Clerk
of the Peace, James Skinner, Esq.
Surrogate Judge, George Smith, Esq. Comm'rs. for takinjj
Special Bail on Actions depd'g. in the Supreme Court, Hugh
Denoon and James Skinner. Esqrs. Registrar of Deeds, H
Denoon, Esq. Post-master, Alex P R >ss. F^stj. Collector of
Customs, J [l Noonan, Esq. Coliec-'o" S Impost and Excise,
Thos Dickson, Esq. Waiter, Soarcr'sr c^.. \7arehouso-kcepcr,
(")\T;en Cotton, Es<(. Collector of lii'rht dutie;3, Thomas Cor-
l.iett, E^(\. Harbour mister. Joliti McKay Health Ofiicers,
T)rs. Joseph Chipman and Cha-!. Martin. Comm'rs. of Streets,
Robert McKay, J Patterson. Hon (.'auitibcll and John Taylor,
Esqrs. Comm'rs. of SchooLs, Rov Dnican Ross, Rev Cluirles
Fdjiott. Rev K J McKenzie, (ieo {Stiutli an..l H Hatton, Esqrs.
Dop. Insp Fish, A D (Jordon. U. S. Co;i?',ilar Agent, Joiham
Bianciiard, Esq.
COUNTY or SYPNEY.
High Sheriff,KennethMcD.)iMl<i.Ksq.-Dep.Sheriff,WmO.
Ileflornan, Esq. Coroners J H Weeks and J G Peabody ,
Esqrs. , . ' '
Supreme Court sits at Dorclicst'^r. 5M Tuesday of Sept —
dpp proth'y Alex McDonald, Es{) M D.
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Inferior Court, and Sessions of the Peace for the Upper Dis-
trict, held at Dorchester, first Tuesday of May and 3d Tues.
of October. Asst Judges, John Cunningham and Benjamia
Ogden, Esqrs. ; And for the Lower district — at Guysboro' 3d
Tuesday of May, and 4th Tuesdayof Octr. Asst Judges, Jos
Marshall and Robert Hartshorne, Esq'"3.
Justices of the Peace — U/)per District — Jno Cunninnrhani,
C\istos Rolulonini; Alex McDonald, John McDonald, Robert
N Henry, Henj Ogden, Jamas Randiill, Hugh McDonald, Jos
Symonds, William C Hierlihy, George Brcnnan and William
James Corbett, Esqrs. Clerk of the Peace, R N Henry,
Esq. — Lower District, Thomas Cutler, Castas Rolulorv-m:
Joseph Marshall, William Atwater, Christian Miller, Robt
M Cutler, Went. Taylor, Chas Archibald, William McKeen,
Robert Hartshorne, John Newton, David Campbell, Hugh
McDonald, Joshua Maxwell, Thomas Glencross, Jno Smitli,
Don. Sinclair and Charles Brodie, Esqrs. Clerk of Peace,
W O Ileffernan, Es(irs.
Surrogate Judges, Upper Dis.Wex McDonald M D.\Lowtr
Dis. W. F. DosBarres, Esqrs. Dep.Regr's. Deeds. Upper Dis.
Jno Cunningham, Lower Dis. Tiios Cutler,Esqr3.Commr's for
taking specialBail on Actions depd'g in the Sup. Court — Up-
per Dis. Alex McDonald; Lower Dis. Went.Taylor,Esqrs.^ —
Collector of Customs ; of Impost and Excise ; and of Light
Duty, Duncan McColl, Esqr. — Postmasters, Antigonish, R.
N. Henry ; Guysboro', Robert M Cutler, Esqrs. — Commis-
sioners of Schools, Lower dis. Rev Chas Weeks, Robert M
Cutler, Went. Taylor, Robert Hartshorne and DuncanMcCoU,
Esqrs. Upper dis. Right Rev. Bishop Eraser, Rev Thog
Trotter, Rev T H White, Alex McDonald and Hugh Mc Don-
ald, Esqrs. Health Officer Guysboro' Dr. William CantreH.
Inspector of Pickled Fish, Lower dis. Robert M. Cutler, Esq.
Cnmm'rs of Streets at Guysboro', W F Dcs Barres, EH
Frenehville and Wm Hart, Esqrs.
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND.
Itligh Sheriff, Jo?5hua Chandlei", Esq. Coroners Jno Morse
and W W Bent, Esqrs.
Supreme Court sits at Amherst 2d Tuesdny of June.
Dop. Proth'y., JSilas H. Morse, Fisq.
Inferior Court and Sessions of the Peace, held at Amhcret
l^!t Tuosihiy of Jan'y and last Tuesday of June. Assistant
Judges, I) McFaihine, R McG Dickey, and W Baker, Esqrs.
Justices oi' the Peace, Edward Baker, Gabriel Purdy,
Danl McP;,rhino, Wm Baker, Gains I ^wis, John Morse,
George Borgmau. James McNab, Stephen Oxley, Robt McG
Dickey, Jno .'ohnotcn, Wm Smith, Michael Gordon, Luther
Lusby, Tho:> Wal:-'on, Wm Fowler, and Chas Chappell, Esqrs.
Cleik of tiio Pence .
Surrogate Judge and Registrar, Alex. Stewart, Esq. Dep.
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Registrar of Deeds, Wm Baker, E-sq. (/Omm'rs for taking
Special Bail onActions dep'g in the Sup. Court, Clias Baker, S
II Morse D McFarlane, Esqrs. Col of Customs Michael
Gordon, E.-iq. Col'r of Impost and Liffht Duties, Joshua Chand-
ler, Esqr. Post-master, Silas H. Morse, Esqr.
Coininr's. of Schools, Rev R B Wiggins, James S Morsei
Alex Stewart, Daniel McFarlane and Jos. Oxiey, Esqra.
middle' DIVISION
Iricludes the Counties of Hant*?, King's, Queen's and Lunen-
burg Chief Justice of the Inferior Courts of Common
Pleas and President of the Courts of Session in this division,
Thomas C. Haliburton, Escj
COUNTY OP HANTS.
High Sheriff, Charles J Wilkins Esqr. Coroners, Nathaniel
Jenkins and J Smith, Esqrs.
Supreme Court sits at Windsor last Tuesday of May, and
4th 'J'uesday of September. Dep Proth'y. Hugh Jenkins, Esq.
Inferior Court and Sessions of the peace, held at Windsor,
1st Tuesday of Jan'yand 1st Tues of July. Asst Judges, Wni
HShey, Jno Elder and Benj ShilUto, Esqrs
Justices of the Peace. — Thos C Haliburton, Castas Rotulo-
riim ; Shubael Dimock, Wm H Shey, Jno Smith, Benjamin,
Dewolf, Joseph SL'ntcU, Jacob Withrow, Jno Dimock, Jno El-
tler, Richard Smith, Daniel Wier, Wm O'Brien, Jno Allison,
Patrick Wright, Thos Kmg,Benjamin Casey, Benjamin Shillito,
Jno Cochran, Benjamin Smith, Saml Dennison, Jno Otis King,
Richard A McHaffey, Francis Parker, Wm Mumford, and
Jno N Grant Esqrs.
Clerk of the Peace, Benjamin Dewolf, Esq.
C omm'rs. for taking Special Bail on Actions uepd'g in the
Sup. Court, Pat Wright and Hugh Jenkins, Esqrs. Heg*r. of
Des-ds; Col. of Imp. and Eixciso ,• and of Light duty, Asa
Torrie, Esq. Col. of Customs, P Wright, Esq. Post-masters,
Windsor, John Linnard; Rawdon, J Withrow, Esqrs. Comm'rs
of Streets, WinJsoi\ H Goudge, J O King, and Jos Sontell,
Esqrs ; Falmouth, Charles Inglis, James Songster, Elias Pay-
xant, Allan Young and Thoui is Currie, Esqrs. Comm'rs of
Sciiools, R?.v W C King, Win II Shey, Lewis x\I Wilkins, junr
John Allison and Benjamin Shillito, Esqrs.
COUNTY OF KINGS.
Inferior Court and Sessions of the Peace, held atKentville
,'id Tues. of May ^•3d Tues. of Nov.— Asst. Judges, Jno Chip-
mm, WmCr.uipbcll, Wm A Chipman, and Jas D Harris, Esqrs.
juiticcsoftlio Pcacj. Jno Chipman, Cfxstos Rotulorum ; Wm
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Campbell, James Ratchfonl, Daniel Dowolf, Saiiil Bishop,
Henry V Buskirk, .luo Wells. Shearman Denoison, Jas Den-
nison, Daniel Lockliart, Jiis Ftillerton, Jas 1) Harris, William
Chipman, IJMrris llariington, Jas N Crane, J W Maynard,
Caleb H Raud, Jcs.-^e Lewis, Saml Beckwith, David Whiddcn,
Jno Morton, Elisha Dewolf Jr. \V C Cnmpbcll, S Chipman,
James IJurris, Junr. iSimon Fitch, Thos Tapper, and Abraham
Gesner,Es(jrs. Clerk of ihc Peace, VV II Chipman, Fsq.
Surro(ra»,e Jud^c W. Cumj)bel], Esq.; Rej^r'. of Deeds for
Horton, Aylesford and Cornwallis, VV Campbell,; for ParrH-
boro' J Ratchfor*!, j'. Esq's. ; Coinm'rs for tukino; Special Bail
on Actums depd'o- in llio JSnp Court, Samuel L Allison and
James Raiclifoid.j . Es^q s. Col's, of Customs, ('ornwiillis, J)
Whiddcn; i*arr.^boro' RB Dickson, Esqrs. Coloflmpand
Excise, D Whiddcn, Esq. Post-mar's. VVoHville, E Dewolf;
Kentville, J F Hutch itison ; Parr.-^boro', Jas Ratchford, Esqrs.
Comm'rs of Schools, Rev J S Clarke. Rev J M Campbell, Sarai
Bishop, Janies Allison and Caleb 11 Rand, Esqrs.
COUNTY OK QUKENS.
High Sheriff. Benj Knaut, Es(i, Coroner, J Whitman, Esq.
Supreme Court sits at Liverpool 1st Tuesday of July. —
Dep. Proth'y iii^ Comm'r. for taking Special Bail on Actions
dep'dg ii\ the Sup. Court, Jns Rogers, Esqr.
inleriorCourt and St'ss. of the Peace, held at Liverpool 4t{i
Tues. of April atul 4th Tues of Oct. Asst. Judges, Joshua New-
ton, Joseph Freeman, Jas Dewolf^ Caleb t»'ee!ey, Esqrs.
Justice's of the Peace. Thomas C Halliburton. Joshua Nov.'-
ton, Castas Jiotulorum ; Isaac Dexter, Joseph I'^ocman, Snow
Parker, Benjamin Knaut. James Gorcham. James R Dewolf,
Jno Barss, Jas Dewolf, Jas Barss, Wm B Tnylor, Nat Smith.
John Campbell. Freeman Tupper & Whitman Freeman, Esqrs.
Clerk of the Peace, Jnmes Rogers, Esqr.
Sur. Judge ; C/ollector of Imp. and Ex ; of Light Duty ; and
Col. of Customs, Joshua Nevton, Esq. Comptroller, John H
Freeman, Esq. Reg of Deeds & Post-master, B. Knant, Esq.
Com'rs of Streets, J R Dewolf, John Roheits & Wm Stern.s,
Esqrs. Conun'rs. of Schools Rev J T T Moody, Joshua Newton,
Benjamin Knaut. Jno Barss and Nat Smith, Esqrs. Health
Officers. Drs. A Webster fj D Grieve.
U. S. Consular Agent, Snow P Freeman, Esq. Liverpool.
COUNTY OF I.UNENHLIIG
High Sh^riT, H Ka ilb ick, Esq. Coroner J C Rudolf Esq.
Supreme Court sits at Lunenburg last Tuesday of June.
Dep proth'y. and Comm'r. for taking Specjai Bail on Actions
dep'g in the Sup Court, D. Owon. Esq.
Inferior Couit and Sess. of the Peace held at Lunenburg 2d
Tues of April and l^d Tues of Oct. Asst.Judges, J Pernette. G
Miller 4' E James, Esqrs.
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Justices of tho Peace, E Jamos, Cua Rot. J Pernette, Jas.
Walker, J C Rudolf, John Evans, G Miller, W Alexander.Jno.
lfeckman,Jas S Wells, Thos Godfrey, Jno Hunt, Wrn Rudolf,
Geo Mitchell, fy Win S Morris, Esqrs. C.P.C B Owen, Esq.
Sur. Judge, J Pernette, Et-q. Reg'r, Geo T Solomon, Esq.
Regr. of Deeds, F Rudolf, Esq. Corr of Customs, A S liruce,
Esq. Col of Imp and Ex.; and of Light duty, Thos Godfrey.
Rev J C Cochran, G Miller, John Heckman and John Hunt,
Esqrs. Health Officer, Doctor Jacobs. Insp of Pickled Fish,
Mr. J A Frederick.
WESTERJV DIVISIOJV
Includes the Counties of Annapolis and Shelburne. Chief Jus-
tice of the Inferior Conrts of Common Pleas and President of
the Courts of Session in this Division, Thos Ritchie, Esq.
COUrrTY of ANNAPOLIS.
High Sheriff, E H Cutler, Esq. Coroners, Sil Snow, J R
Lovett, David Hall, Edward J Young, and Peter Bennett,
Esqrs.
Supreme Court sits at Annapolis 2d Tuesday of June, and
2d Tues of Septr. Dep. Proth'y Sf Commr. for taking Special
Bail on Actions depd'g in the Sup. Court, Eben Cutler, Esqr.
Inferior Court and Sessions of the Peace, held at Annapolis
■ Id Tuesday of April, an 1 1st Tues of Nov; and at Digby 1st
Tues of July, and 3i Tue.silay of Dec. Asst. Judges, Elkanah
Morton, Wm F Bonn^ll, C oreuo U Jones and Thos Ritchie,
[son of Andrawl Esqrs.
Justices of the Peace, Thomas Ritchie, Castas Rotidorum ;
Elkanah Morton, Phineas Lovett, John Morehouse, John M
Sigoysfne, Thomas Ritchie [Son of Andrew,] Joshua Q,uereau,
Wm F Bonnell, Cereno U Jones, Charles Jones, Wm Bent,
Saml Campbell, Saml Chesley, Anthony Hannan,S. Doucett,
Jno Ditmars, Thos James, Goo Robinson, Benj Potter, Chas
Budd, Colin Campbell, jr. Chas McCarthy, Elisha Payson, Jas
Hall, James R Lovett, Jno Robinson [of Digby,] Wm Spurr,
Wm Randall, Zebulon Phinney, Thomas Mills and Jno Bent.
Esqrs. Clerk of the Peace, Sanil Cowling, Esq.
Sur. Judge, E H Cutler, Esq. Reg'rs Deeds, Eastern Dis.
E H Cutler ; Western, dis. C Jones, Esqrs. Col'a. of Cus-
toms, Annapolis, H Goldsmith; Digby, John E Morton, Esqrs.
Corrs of Impost and Excise, and of Light Duty, Annapolis,
H. Goldsmith; Digby, W. F. Bonnell, Esq ; Dep Postmasters,
Annapolis, Samuel Cowling; Digby, W F Bonnell ; Bridge-
town, Thos. Spurr, Esqrs. Coram'ra of Schools, Eastern dist.
Rev Edwin Gilpin, Rev. Fras Whalley, H. Goldsmith, Jno.
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Johnston and Thos. Jameg, E^qrs ; Western dis. Rev Ho^er
Viets, W F Bonnell, C U Jones, Clias M'Carthy a-^d Chas
IJudd, Esqrs. Health Officer at Digby, Dr Btnt.
COUNTY OK SHELBURNE.
High Sheriff, Jno Bingay, E.sq. Coroners, G Bingay, and
J Wiser, Ksqrs.
Supreme Court sits at Shelburne, 2d Tucs. of July, Dcp.
Proth'y and Comm'r for taking Special Bail on actions depd'g
in the Supreme Court, M Huntington, Esq.
Inferior Court, and Sessions of the Peace, for the district •>!*
Yarmouth and Argyle, held at Tuskot Village, Ist Tues. of
May, and at Yarmouth, 4th Tues of Sept ; and for the dis of
Shelburne, at Shelburne, 2d Tues of May 4* 2d Tues of Sept.
Asst Judges, dis of Yarmouth and Argyle, S S Poole, and
Henry G Fariish, Esqrs.; Dis of Shelburne, Gideon White,
EbenezerCrowell, Jacob V Buskirk, Thos Cron'oll, and W B
Sargeant, Esqrs,
Justices of the Peace, dis of Yarmouth and Argyle, Saml
S Poole, Ciistos Roiulorum ; Hen G Farish, Jno Bingay,
Gabriel Van Norden, Jacob Kelly, Benj Bingay, Jno McKin-
non, David Van Norden, Abraham Lent, Jas Bond, A V S
Forbes, Esqrs and Rev John B Robbin ; dis of Shelburne,
Gideon White, Ciistos Rotulorum ; Jacob V Buskirk, James
Lent, Ebenezer Crowell, Obadiah Wilson, Thos Crowd],
Robert Currie, Jno. Homer, and Wm. B. Sargeant, Esqrs.
Surrogate Judges, district of Shelburne, Gideon W^hitc ;
distrist of Yarmouth and Argyle, Wm. H Keating, Esqrs.
Dep Reg'rs. of Deeds, Eastern district, Gideon White, jr ;
Western dis U G Farish, Esqrs ; Dep Postm;isters, Shel-
burne, Jacob Wiser; Yarmouth, HG Farish, Esqrs. Col'rs
of Customs, Y^'armouth, A V S Forbes; Shelburne, J V Bus-
kirk; New Edinburgh, R. Hankinson; Barrington, Jos Homer;
Argyle, Jno McKinnon, Esqrs. CoPrs of Impost and Exci-^c
Yarmouth, H G Farish ; Shelburne, Jacob V Buskirk ;
Argyle, Jno McKinnon; New Edinburgh, S Campbell, E.«qrs.
Col'rs of Light Duty, Yarmouth, Jas Bond; Shelburne, J V
Buskirk; Argyle, J McKinnon, Esqrs. Comm'rs of Schools, dis
of Shelburne, Rev Dr Rowland, Thos Crowell, Jno Homer,
W Robertson and Joshua Snow, Esqrs. dis of Yarmouth and
Argyle, Rev T A Grantham, Rev Mr Morino, Saml S Poole,
H G Farish, and J Lent, Esqrs. Health Officers, Drs Alex
Jamieson, T Geddes, HGFarish, T I Wilson, &. — Webster.
Esqrs. U. S. Consular Agent, W Keating, Esq. Yarmouth.
COUNT! OF CAPE BRETON.
Chief Justice of the Inferior Courts of Common Pleas, and
President of the Courts of Session in this County, John G
Marshall, Esq.
High Sheritf, Gibbs Gesner, Esqr. Coroners, John Smith,
and John McDonald, Esqrs.
Supreme Court sits at Sydney, last Tuesday of Aug. and at
Arichat> let Tuesday of Sept. Proth'y for the County, C E
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Leonard, Esq. Dcp Proth'y, Arichat, A. Madden ; Mabou,
J LTremain, Ksqrs.
/ Inferior Court and Sessions of the Peace, for thf N E dis
held at Sydney, '-^d Tues of MHtcli, and 4tl) Tuos. of October;
for the Southern dis at Arichat. '^d Tues ut April, and 2d Tuch
ofNr-yember; and for the N VV dis at Port l:iood, 3d Tues of
April, and 3d Tues of Nov. Asst Judges, N E. dis Thos.
Crawley, and VVm Ouseley. Esqr:?; Southern dis Clement Hu-
bert, Jno Jean ai'd Peter de Carteret, Esqrs j N W district
Jno Watts and Wni McKeen, Esqrs.
Justices of the Peace, Jno Geo Marsiinll, Cuslos Rolulornm;
N E dis Archbd Dodd, Thos Crawley, Richd Gibbons, Chas
E Leonard, Petei II Clarke. Wm Ganiniell, James Duftus,
Norn?an McLeod, Robert d'aminell, Jacob S Injrraham, Jno
Mc Kiniion, Richd Smith, Jno Mehjney, Alex Munro, Chas
Barrington, Chas McAlpine, W R Browu and Wni Ouseley,
Esqrs. Southern dis Clement Hubert, Chas McNab, Andrew
Madden, Thos E Chandler, Nicholas II Martin, Jno Jean,
Jno Janvriii, Peter D Carteret, Wm Crichton, Morgan Doyle,
Dougald IJ McNab, Jno Luce and Law. Kavanagf), Esqrs.
North dis Wm Watts, Jno Campbell, W McKeen, Nicliolas
Paint, Jno L Tremain, Irad Hart, James Hawley, Henry
Taylor, Nat (lough, KeuChisholm, Miirdo MtCaskill, Andw
McDonnald, H Skinner and Jno Campbell, Esqrs.
Sur. Judges, Southern dis Wm C Delancy ; N W dis Jno
LTremain, Esqrs; Dep Reg'rs Deeds, Western dis Jn<» L
Tremain ; Southern dis. Jno Turnbull ; Northern dis Charlea
R Ward, Esqrs; Col'rs of Customs, Sydney, J //> Renn;
Bridgeport, Hector Leonard, Ksqrs ; (/omptroller Chas E
lieonard, Esq; Tide Surveyor, Chas Barrington, Esq ; Col'rs
of Impost and Excise and of Light Duty, Sydney, Chas E
Leonard ; Port Hood, Jno L. Tremain ; .\richat, Jas Turn-
bull, Esqrs ; Dep Postmasters, Sydney , ; A richat,
Jno Fuller ; Marga'ee. H Taylor; Judique, A. McDonald;
PlasterCove, Nat ('lough, Msqrs ; SurrogateGenl of Land.«, J
Crawley, Esq; Comm'r of Crown Lands, H Crawley, Esq;
Comm'rs of Schools, N E dis Rev Chas Ingles, Rev. George
McKeagt)ey, J G Marshall, Thos Crawley and C E Leonard,
Esqrs ; Southern dis Rev Jauies Shaw, Rev Betvin,
Dr. Madden, Thos E Chandlc^, ard Crichton, Esqrs.
N W dis. Rev Lawlor, Wm Watts, J L Tremain, Jno
McKeen, ajid Nat Clongh, Esqrs; Inspector of Pickled Fish,
N E district Jno Ferris; Southern dis. Law Kavanagh ; N
W dis William Watts, Esqrs ; Inspectors of Flour, N E) dis
Nicholas Martin; Southern dis Lawrence Kavanagh; N W
dis J L Treuiiin, E-jqrs ; Health Ollicors, Arichat, Dr. Mad-
den ; Port Hood, Dr. Currio ; Sydney, Dr. Jean; Gut of
Canso, Dr. Noble; Bridgeport, Dr. Haire.
U. S. Consular Agi.-nts, Peter Hall Clarke, Esq. Sydney ;
Thos S Brown, Esq. Bridgeport, C B,
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BALU CAMPBELL, Bt. G. C. B. Lieut. Governor ol New-.
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" Bud.ijoz"
'♦Salamanca"
" Viltoria"
♦• Nivelle"
«( Nive"
"Orthes"
'♦ Toulouse"
** Peninsula"
" Waterloo."
Colonel in chief
* Arthur Duke
of lVeUins;ton
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ThoE Kelly
W Warren
*G Simmons
J^a Maister
Hon J SlV Sau-
marez
*John Fry
J S Cameron
Wm Sullivan
J A Henderson
D Burges
\st Lts
A Maclachlin
W S H Norcott
Robt Walpole
Cha. F Napier
Roynon Jones
John Rooper
R S Smith
R HFitzHerbert
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Alex Monro
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K W Young
R Petley
A Stewart
G K Carr
W H Frankland
W L M^llish
R Vis. Jocelyn
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been at Waterloo. The words subscribed to the titles of Reghnci\tli
M "Peninsula," «♦ Waterloo," &c. denote the honorary distinctioi>%
permitted to be borne on their colours and appointments,in commemo-
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Jeffery, Commander in Chief. .
Aide do Camp to the ComV. in Chief, Lt. Cols Sir R. D Gtorge,/^/.
Insp. Field Officers, Lieut. Cols. R R Loring, *\V Marrihall and V
(.irieve; BrigadeMaj.to theWesiernDis. It. col. A V S ForbcH;AdjuUn'.
Tienl. Lieut. Col. JohnMcColla ; Qr. Mr. Genl Lt. CoL Edward
Wallace, Judge Advocate Gen. Hon 8 B HobieJiLD.
Volunteer Artillery.
Lt Col. Richard Tremain. .W^q/or, James Tremain.
1st Company . • • • Capt. James Cogs well. \8t Lieuts. Joshua Le<*.
and Richard Tremain> jr. 2d lieut. J Forman, jr
2d Company* '-'Capt 1st Lt
^d Lt » • Surgeon,Matthi&» Hoffman »
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Lt.CoU
G N Russell
Majors
A Richardson »
James McNab
Captains
WmPryor,jr
John Slayter,ad;
Jas Black
Jas G Boggfl
Thos Lydiard
iJhas DeWolfe
ThoH Adams
LawO'C.Doyle
S Binney
W A Flieger
A B llichardson
F Stevens
Robt Romans
Saml Lydiard
Thos Kinnear
Wm Emerson
Kdw Binney
Jno Romans
ThosNJeffery,jr
Edw LawBon
2d Lts
EG Fife
S Campbell
Arch Sinclair
Andw McKinlay
W G Anderson
AndwUniacke
S S B Smith
C E W Schmidt
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Lt Col
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Majors
Chas J Hill
W U Deblois
Capts
G B Creighton
A G Eraser
M Tobin,jr
Jno Cunard
John E Starr
Jas S Clarke adj
Henry Pryor
H Mignowitz
Edw Cunard jr
1st Lts
Jas A Moody
GeoH Starr
Thos A Bauer
Jos SentcU
Thos Bartlett
Edw Scaife
F B LeCain
2d Lts
Chas Wilkie
Geo Deblois
J A Bauer
./Idj J S Clarke c
Q M C Keefler
SMr;o:WBAlmon
M. D.
.'i.S^C Cogswell
Scarlet — facings
blue — lace gold
3d Hx. Regt.
Lt Col
J Leaiuler Starr
Majors
TohnE FairbankH
Edw Cunard
Capts
H Y Mott
S W Albro
Eklw H Lowe
JM Chamberlain
E G W Green-
wood, adj
Daniel Starr
W J Starr
Jno Harvie
C H Belcher, -'/m
R D Clarke
Jno Leslie
G P VanBuskirk
Isi Lts
W Hall
G GAawHon
C Marks
E Duckett jr,;>/M
T Kenny
J Kennedy
H Leslie
J A Moren
Jno Gammon
MartinNiforth
Hen Gorham
Adam Rcid
JFCox
WJPMattocits
2d Lts
J A Findlay
J W C Parker
F R Starr
D S Sutherland
H Stamper
W Cocken
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Kclw I'ryor jr
captti
F Daiiphiney
John Piirker
VVrn M Allan
Th03 Pyke
Jas Hearne
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W UonaldfcOii
Azor Stevei)8
H Yeoman s jr
Jno Daupliiiiey
A Scott adjl
Edw Allison
Nepeati ("Jarke
P J Holland
\sl 1(3
W B Hainiltoii
Bcnj E P»lack
h C Brehni
Angus Fraicr
Jno Adams
l[ J Cr('i<i;hlon
Wni Vickei>
Cha« M Cleary
Chas Ijawsoii
Arcli Fraser
2d Us
Jno Martin
J Biichannan
Pat Purccll
F. Ryan
James Saul
C Hamilton
Geo Leppart
Geo Grono
Wm J Carritt
Edw Albro
G D Miinro
Jas Ricl!ard«on
FARMERS ALMANACK.
Ohas Gray
JldjA Scott cpt
f^niT Ho&terman
Surf; J Stirling
Jl S Wm Owen
othlfulifaxRrgt
Lt col
II A (ij.idwin
MujT li Grassie
capis.
A Taylor
PO;;ilvie
A Dunbrack
John Watson
(» li Grassie
David Fle'cchcr
S Breedin
J Parker
\stLts
Win Anderson
J Brown
A Kent
11 A Logan q m
Alex Keith
V/m Guild
lohn Leslie
How. Blades
Wm jMuir
'2d Lis
A Tavlor jr
J T Bjshop
J E Miller
W Dow line:
John Shnltz
Geo VVeale adj
Jno Hutchin'^on
WG Archibald
David Archi!)a!d
VV^m Farnal
Wm Archibald
rieo Weal adj.
Ino Shultz
Ad] G Weaie, H
(i M R Logan//
Siu!^ E Carrttt
Colchester Rirls
IstBATT^
r.t cot Jas Kent
niajora
Alex Archibald
Jas D Blair
rapts
Jo« Fulton
John Gammill
W C Eaton adj
Geo Corbet
Wm Blaii
Wm Phillips
Andw Yuill
Lvt tts
Jus Rutherford
S Archibald
Wm Logan
Jas Diinlap
E Parker
Jno L Fisher
M T .Smith
Jno Johnston
Wm Flemming
2d lis
Wm McCulley
Ji'O Gammill
Jas Pollock
Geo S Flemming
Jno Tup per
David Page
GeoSRutherford
WmMcNutt
Saml Creelman
Jldj WC Eaton c
Q^V/-Ale.\Knighi
SgW B Lynds
A S. Ben j Page
2d BATT.
L/CWR Dickson
Afojors
Thos I Jirown
A Campbell
Jas Flennuing
Capis
Jas Dickson
ino Wier
Jolin C'rovv
R McLelland
R Spencer
A Thompson
E DDickson adj
Jas 1) Baird
Alex Vance
Lis
Rufus McNutl
Wm Baxter
TliOH Corbet!
J Urquhart
Jno McGrath
Wm Vance
Jac. Marsh
J Archibald
Jas Wilson
Robl Spencer
'2d Us
D V Crow
Alex Blair
Sam Waugh
D V Crow
Robt Corbett
Jas M Spencer
Wm Fletcher
II M'Laughlan ..
Pat M<-u-8h
Wm Cutien :
Jno Blair 3d
Sleph Linten
Ja' Barnhill
J T Dickson
Wm Flemminp;
^r/jEDeW Dick-
son capt
Suri^ Chaa Hea<i
q m W Cutten
3d BATT
// col
Alex Campbell
major
R B Dickson
capts
JMcL.Dicksonnr
D Dewtr
D Baxter .
Alex Conkoy
Hugh M>ui1ro»
G*;orge Ross
C D McCurdy
Is/ Li^uts
Ed Langille •
John McKay
M Waugh
R Murray ,
Wm Scott "
Urf LuvtH
John Langille
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J as Campbtll '
David Wil'Oii
Donald Koss
D MtK.y
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mcnts.
l8t HA IT.
Lt Cot
Geo Sniitli
major
Robt McKay
Cap is
Ceo McDonald
John Paticifion
"WmCorbelt
John Gordon
Wm Mortimer
D Cameron
Abm Patterson
Anthony Smith
<ieo Campbell
8aml Arcliibald
Mi;:hMcCulloch
JnoTaylor
R McDonald
\st Its
Wm Clark
David Davison
Jas Dawson
Mat Langille
ChasPatttToJOn
Don Fraser
Colin McKenzie
JasCrichton
Jno Mcl.eod
'Id Lts
II Douglass
F McDonald
David II OSS
Thos M'Cabe
Jas Perin
GeeGiant
JasMcGill
Jno Graham
J.is Robertson
Jno Campbell
Jno Lorrain
Th03 T;.ylor
A Wallace
J 1
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J SiNinnor
1> Muulii!\vhon
adj Geo M' Don-
ald capt
Q M H Hatton
NjifJoftChipman
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2d liATT.
/./ Cot
McG Dickii-
miijors
D Murray
John Oklin^
Capt>i
T McPherron
Simon McKay
D McDonald
Thos Munro
Simon Fraser
D Mc Lenrian
Don McDonald
John Smith
A McDonald
Rod'k McKay
John FinlavhOn
Jacob Olding
Alex Fraser
\ St Its
W Jas Corbelt
Hugh Fraser
Don Munro
Alex McDonald
Don INIcDonald
Jacob Oldinp;
Don Robertson
Wm Chisholm
Wm Friiser
Robt Walker
John Fraser
Ang McDonald
2d Lts
Paul Foster
Wm Fraser
Peter Ro^s
Ilec McLean '
Pet Grant
Jas Fraser
Thos Copeland
Don McDojiiral
Don Sutherland
Alex (irant
.1 McDonald
JohiiMcPherfioi
Art h Fru^er
v'hah Ives
David Merry
Alex Frater
A McKenzio
Hod iMcGre^'or
(idj J lIolmeH
(^ M A Fraser
Ni^D Finlayson
Co an I J of Sijd-
ni 1/ liiniminls.
'isi liATT.
Lt fo/JnoMunro
major
Jno G Pe;ibody
Capts
J I) C^unningliani
Ang McDonald
li McLennan
Wm Hierlihy
James Wilkie
A D Harrington
Ang. Ogden
GA Forreslall
Jas Thompson
1st Lts
Alex McDonald
Allan McDonald
Jas A Ogden
Geo Rrennan
Wm J Corbet t
Alex Campbell
Alex Thompson
Colin Chisholm
Hugh McDonald
)>d Lts
Zepli Williams
Jus Ross
Jno Corbelt
Arch McDonald
.*i</j A M Chis-
holm It
Q ;?jJ Forrestall
S^rA McDonald
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major
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J K McKwn
WmHeffernan •
D Atwater
Jno Souiir
John Grant
C Archibald
Jas Lylc
Fdw Morris*
Win McKetti
Robt Boles adj
JfioArcJiibald
Wmi Lynch
Ust Its
Jas Tory jr
Wm Bedford
Jos Maxwell ^-
M Taylor '•
Hugh McDonald
Wm Sinclair
Thos Peart :
Wm Stropel
Alex Martin
Jjio Hudson '•'
2d Lts ^^■
Wm Hart ' '
Jno Newton jr
Jno Stewart
Spin Whitman • •
Jno Kennedy
Chas Bromley
E J Cunnigham
"V^'m Simpson jr
Wm Hadley
EJw Frenchvilio
JasMarshall *
Hall Foster ...^
fry Pride
Aaron McKinly
Da Martin
JnoJamison '
Jno Mitchell
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capt ;
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3rd B ATT. ;
It Col
Robt N Henry
major \
Joseph Symond* '
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Jos Jcrroir
Ja» Runda]l
Jxio McMillan
ElishaMRandal
Don McDonald
Don McPhee
Allan Crimeron
Don McKenzie
Cel Doiront
Wm A Henry
Ut Its
Luke J'eviToir
HugbMcDonalJ
Don McDonald
Dob McDonald
Alex Cameron
John Mason
J no Fraser
Colin Mcintosh
Rich Connors
2d Its
AngjUB Ker .ed}
Benj Heany
Hugh McDonald
Hugh McGregor
Jno Sutherland
Colin Ch.'sholm
.idj JMcDorald
FARUER^S ALMANACK
1 1
Cumberland
Regiment.
It col
B McG Dickey
major
Gto King
capts
Wm Chapman
T Chapman adj
Henry Pur-^y
H Pur^y 2d
Dan King
Jas Robevts
Jos Black
Thos Logan
Wm Fowler
Gaius Lewis
AntbTaytor
Josh Hu«ti»
1st lU
G Lawrence
S&ml Purdy
R Cormo
\V M'Nab
B Chapman
Jos Morse
Brown Pipes
B Stevens
Amoi* Eaton
Jno Rushlon
H Chapman
Jno Farlin
2d Its
Josh Bedee
Jno Dothen
ThsChapman 2d
Ezra Bent
Jas Cotes
Tim Weatherby
J G Purdy
Dan Pugsley
Gilbert Seaman s
Martin Bent jr
Thos Smith
Jacob Ackerly
adj T Chapman^
capt
Surg E Purdy
2d Its
Wm Palmer
Jno Jenkins jr
Thos Tonge -
Robert Hill
Nathan Taylor
Robt Walker
Jno Payzant
Jos Davidson
Peter Jadis
JohnParker
^dj J Songster
QMT O'Brien
.S^ J4»s Wiley
l%FCPike
County Hants
Regiments.
1st BATT.
LtCol WHShey
S Jenkins
capts
Wm S Church
JonM IBmith
Rich McHaflFey
JSongstet adj
£tias Payzant
G Curren
H Goudge
SamlPalmer
R McHaff«y
l»t Its
T McLaUihy
E Cwer
Jno Otis King
Edw Bennett
|Ed,w McLatchy
Jas Fit^maurice
Fat Walker
2d BATT.
Lt co/RichSmiiti
major
Bciij Smith
Capts
J Withrow adj
Alex McPhee
£2dw Murpliy
J no C Withrow
John Grant
Don Grant
Jas Densmore
C Putnam
Jno Wood worth
Wm Knowles
\st Us
Alex Ferguson
John Sterling
Hy Btois
J J Blackburn
Wm G WithFow
Wm WitbFew
Jas £ Nelson
Mich Terhune
Philip Densmore
2d Its
Sam Meek
Evan McPhee
Arch Cox
Caleb Burges
Jno McDougall
Hy MiHar
Jacob Withrow
Jas Gilvie
J J 0'Bri«ti»
Adj J Withrow e
Q m Jas- Grant
3d. BATT.
It Col
Daniel Wier
Major
ElishaSandford
Capts.
Ich. Dimock
Fras Parker
Jno Cochran
Jas Sterling
Geo Brightniai
Stephen Wier
Felix Coehran
J Fit2>maun«c
Wm CFoaby
\st. Lts.
Francis Harvic
Jno Lockhart
Anthy Siiaw jr
Arch. Smith jr
Harris.Dimocli
Thos Allen
I Lake
Wm Parker
S Martin
2nd Lts
Nich. Mosher
Geo. E Laverg
MichSalter jr.
C W Rathbura
JnoMumford
Job.Harvie
Jas Mosher
Wra Fish
T F Wier cui,f
Mich Saiidfori
Job Harris
— M'CaJlum
E TomlinsDR
Jno Fitamaurico
Wm Stariing-
MjT.F.yifier
Q.I/.D.t/'ochvKs
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JUs^lments.
Isi BATT.
It Col
WCMooje
majors
JiioWelb
Jno Morion
Capts
T Bftrnaby
N Woodworth
LV BuskirU
Saml Chipmaa
J T Allison
John Belcher
W C Campbell
O Cogswell
J C Magee
Wm Pearce
Thos Welton
D |)urbidge
H^G\sner ytadj
\»t Its
Judah Welti)
Saml Sharpe
John Prescott
J H Allison
Jer Tupper
E Burbidge
T B Campbell
J F Hutchinson
Rich Starr
Saml Lowden
Wm H Chipman
Henry Magee
W A Tupper
P Carruthers
Fairfield Smith
2dlt^
Wip Starr
Ben Donaldson
David Whidijtea
Dan M Moore
/noE Cogsykrdj
Seth Burg^si
Saml Cox
H L Dickey
/«8 Bent
Lttih^ Purling
As LockwQod
M«t Fiiher
Jo» Chase
G Lock wood 7m
Jas Lockwood
J Pierce
B W Jakes
Law Harris
A Patterson 3d
sdj H Gii.ier cpt
QmGLockwood
Surff.
Chaplain
Rev M Campbell
2d BATT.
Ltcol
S Dennison
major
J N Crane
Capts
Chas Brown
Eben Bishop
Enoch Forsyth
Jno Fuller
E Forsyth
J Johnston
D Rathburn
C H Rand adj
C Randall
S Avery jr
P M Benjamin
1st Ul
Elijah Fowler
Jas Bragg
Geo Terry
A Bishop
Dan S Dennison
Eliphilet Fuller
Jas Woodman
Chas H Brown
2d Us
S Parminter
/as T Davidson
Wm C Dennison
Jacob Liamans
Thos A Caldwell
Edw J Bishop
Hugh Blown
Jas Parminter
Jaa Rattiburn
.^djCHRand ept
Q ^ T A S De-
wolf
Hg W Wtbetor
34 BATT.
major
Jos Crane
eapta
Jon Crane adj
Wm Miller
1st Its
h P Jakes
2(i Its
H W Crane
adj J Crane cpt
q m W H Morse
Parrsborough
Regt
It Col
JasRatchford jr.
major
Jesse Lewis
Capts
Oman Lewis
A Thompson
CERatchforda^;
B Fullerton
Robt Dewis
1st Its
Elben Kerr
Wm Marsh
Danl Dickenson
Wm H Dewolf
Jas Fullerton
2dlt9
Edw Morrison
John Petis
JFulmore 9WI
JosCox
A F Rat ch ford
Chas W Baker
Jno T Smith
adj C E Rateh-
ford capt
QmJ Fulmore/^
Sg A Gesner
EitstAnnapolia
CountyRtgtt.
1st BATT.
LtCol.T Ritchie
Major
Capti
EThorne
•WiaDavi*
G Robinson
S Cowling
E Whitman
Abner Troop
Wm Saunders
Step Thorn e
Robt Spurr
SamMcCormack
Hen Gates
Foster Bolsor
\sl Its
Jacob Bogart
Wm Harris
S Parker
S Chipman
A Fowler
Edw Hinkle
Isaac Ditmars
Hen Gisner •
Jas LeCair
Jno Hicks '
2d Its
Jon Woodberry
J H Ditmaro
Weston HaH
Geo Barteaux
Jno Kennedy
Constant MorM
Jas Wade
Adj Geo Robert-
son capt
Q m JasGray
2d BATT. '
it Col
majors-
Jno Deiancy
C Shafner
Foster Bolsor
Capts
EPhinney
Arch Hickft
H Parker
J Armstrong
Robt Stoae a<lf
Seth Leonard
Chris Bank*
Jno Fritz
Wm Rjknk»
Zcb Phinney
Jno ShaSher
Jno Dodge
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Jag Gates
Geo Fitch
C Mar^liall
Stcph NlchoUs
J no Banks
Phin Bent
FARMFU'S ALMANACK
Hhclhimic Re-
ifiinr.nts.
1st B ATT.
2d ItH
Alplieus Jones
JonesMorehonse
JHFitzRandoli
R Journeay
Isaac Morehouse
mdjor
W),i e
Capts
Saml BChipmaniJonasKeen
Felix Mc N«al
SarnlStarritt
Suml Morse
B W Chipman
'U lis
J no Smiili
inH Hail
IlMcGee
Jas Charlton
Geo Brown
Alfred Parker
Sam > ariejr
Fct Delancy
Chas. Baneaux
Jas Gill
Jaii Grinton
Wm Chipman
Starrit Parker
Atmer Sai.ds
^dj R Slo.ie cpt
^ m Jno Boss
Sg J y Buriii
Israel Outhouse
Jmo Haynes
H E Pay son
C S R Crowley
Jno Viet s
BotsfordViets
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qm W Taylor
W "
foot
atlj
,SVJ
Light-
2d BATT.
It Col
S Doucett
majors
Saml Campbell
C Shislfner
Capts
II Barr adj
Saml White
Jos Terrio
F A Robichau
Jo.-i;ih Porter
JVesUinnopohs j,,^^ ;: olden
Co'yRe'sLt-
1st BATT.
It Col
W F Botmell
major
WmMuir
Capts
J Timpai\y
T H Ru|;j;le-<
DRutheilo.d
Edw Moif;a.i
Geo
Jor^ 'Vliile
Taylor
1st Its
Jos (Jommo
J P.-^.ry
Jno Terrio
Friis Bournuf
B Robichau
I G Eiislow
Rei.j Perry
\^ m Holder)
Jas Barclay
P Spear water
Jno J.ock
Wm Muir
].s/ Its
Saml J^oek
Wm McMillan
Thos Johnston
tLLen IMartin
Wm Striker
i>d Us
Rich King
D Matthews
Jas Griflin
|(jeo Boole
jjo-h Snow
Gi beri Keniia
A Vernon
adj I GEnslow
capt
q 7n J Tot tie
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LI Col A Lent
major
J McKinnon
Capts
DVNorden adj
Jas Hatfield
W Whi ehouse
J J UEntremont
J rervan
Morehoute M Amero
Saml
'id Its
I'eni White
J EMor o;i oJj;Capr'?an Manin
B McCoimc.l
C Budd^ ^
1st Its
Hen Sa\- trt
Cha«»C :\!ooJy
Israel U 'v t
J03 Hill C ofl
MRHitc i
Se
Robichau
Ciriac Helivo
BciiOi.ie While
Jas Amero
Gil' f rt Tucker
^r/ UIBarrr fa;>^ Sil Porter
Q 7/? (I Barr jr iVl JeiFcry
cn.Uugglca Jno Rider
D Bodreau
Tlieo K Frost
l.s;f Us
John Williams
Jno Hatlleld
S D'Kntremont
P DEntremont
Ceiil Porter
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^dlti
C Blanvelt
G V Buskirk
W Larkin
j B Bodreau
Jo -J Porter
H Nickerson
Chas McLarrin
Jij 1) V NordoHf,
Q in Jas Lent
"^dl5ATT.
Lt Co/ J BingaT
major
G BVan Nord^a
Capts
Jas Dane
D Pattm
Israel Kelly
John Cook
Hen\ Lewis ' "
M k ilium
A Huntingdon
Geo Bingay adj
Thos B Tooker
W B Moody
\sHl9
Jos Shaw
Jno Fattin
Z Churchill
Jas Allen
R Robins
G Bond
M Shaw
A Raymond
'2d Us
J Cann
J Hilton
DGowen
J Crosby
C Lcwir-
Slayley Brow«
Jos Stoneman
H Chipman
H Huntingdon
Edw Huestji
J Uliev '•
GeoTrcfoy
AndwLovett
adj GHiiigfay cpt
Q m J Tooker
SurzH G Fnnnh
JlSJoi B l>oncI -
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I
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g«7
don
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id
4th BATT.
Li col
W B Sargeant
capts
J P Doane
J as Smith
Geo Peart on
Jiio Fraser
'lid Us
John Cobb
Jos Ford
Gen Freeman,
J Sargeant adj Jno McDonakl
J Osborne
K Reynolds
Andw Crow ell
UtUs
Jas Kenny
JelhroColviJle
E Knowles
Josh Atwood
/no Lyle
2^ Us
Thos Coffin
/ Kenny
J C Crowe!!
Wm Patterson
arf J Sargeant cpt
A McDonald
Gf-o Freeman jr
E Knowies
Jno H Freeman
Jas A Taylor
Jno Kemp* on
Robt BoLerts
H Fr;ider
adj W Freeman
Q m
Sir A Webster
.IS D Grieve
Coil III If Luneii
binfrRcirl^.
Q m SO Doane' , , , t/.i> i i
- • - _ I Lt col JC Rudol
Qhcch'.v Co »/;/(,
lic{^iinFnt.
JJ. col
Jos Freeman
majors
JRDewolf
J Whitman
Capts
J Roberts
Jon Dewolf
Wm B Taylor
John ('itmpbell
rnauirs
Wm Rudolf
M Oxner
capts
C Oxner
Jno A ndertion
H Kaulback
C J Rudolf
P W James
|HenOxiier[,irty]
iCeo Anderson
JM Rudolf
W Freeman ndj Geo Crei;;l)fon
Jas Morton
Mat Parks
Free Tnjiper
JnoJj Darxnv
Nat Freeman
John McViker
\ St Its
T Freeman
Wm Irwin
Sam Freeman
TliosP Calkm
Wm McGill
Z Freeman
S Freeman
Stephen Mack
Fras Rudolf
\sl Us
.Milt Ernst
( h s Porn
jNich Oxner
jPhilip Mason
iJos Riidolf
iJno Helb
j(ieo M Fanry
I J no Ernst
I Fras Poehner
|jno Frederick
j 'id Us
'Jno Ernst
iCiji.s Bolinan
P Kaulbrck
Chas J Rudolf
Wm Mosher
Jno Rudolf
Fdni Zwicker
Josh McRae
Lewis Arenburg
^</;GT Solon on
Q m D S Gram
.S'^y G Jacobs
Td^RAlT.
lA col
Jno Heckman
77tajors
JnoCrei^ih'on
7a s S Thomson
Jno Hunt
rnpts
Hen Erns' adj
P Strum
Thos Zwicker
Jr.o Zwicker
Geo Ernst
Geo Zwicker
Robt Mooiiey
1" Metzler
J; o Crandle
J.B Com n;o//7?j
Jno G TKomso!,
.U)hn Nass
Jos Gates
L'has T. Evans
15/ Us
LeoHertlie
JT) omson (aty)
.M Publico ver
A ZwicUer
All am Ean'z
Jos Lordly
Leon Giidert
Edw Z^^ icker
WmHo^s
H 8 Jo^t
A W.ilker
'2d Us
Fras Z\\ icker
Ed\N Copley
J M Smith
Jj-< Cro'i-her
Jas Willianis
Fred ErnSi
Jno Kcdy
6&
Dan Linock
Wm Heckman
Wm Gilbert
Alex McKay
CorneliusLordljr
Geo Dimock
Will Marvin
Adam And.ews
JidjH Ernst c;jf
Qiu3 B Comingo
Sir Jno Harley
.>7 SWA Kearney
' 3d battT
// col
Garret Miller
capt.t.
Wm. Dre\y
Jr.o Harley
)st Us.
G T Miller
J P Miller
Jio Publicover
Wm Newcomb
(\/lPE BRE-
TOJ\. 1st Rcfrt
IstBATT,
/,/ col
Zhaa E Leonard
major
WinHCrawley
cnpls
and Plant
S.iin Rigby adj
Rich Brown
Chas M Dodd
Edm M Dodd
(' Barringtoa
Jno Ferris
I^e\vi^ \V Bown
Josh W Wceki
Geo Rigby
Lieuls.
Luke Hall
L Rowii
J Week 8
Win Gammil!
Chas Dumaresq
Arnold Holme«
Jno Hill
Peter Moore
Syd Barringion
V.
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jr
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Wm Cook
JKich Gibbons
R Campbell
A Ross
J Ross
Edw Rown
/ Dodd
Niel McKay
.^dj S Rigby cpt
Q M. John Ball
^urg Wm Hare
fahmkr^s almanack.
2d BATT.
IjI. col.
?uch. H Martin
capis
John JoneM
G McKi.v
J McKay
Don Logan
Wm Jones
V Hume
l^ieuts.
Wm Jones
Don Carmichael
Jno McNeill
Samuel Peters
Jas Sparling
Robt Sutherland
Alex Anderson
Jno Sperling
Jas Frr^ser
Thos .'/oice
.^<i;. John Smith
3rd bTFTT
Lt col
Peter H Clarke
major
Wm Gammill
Citpts
C McAlpine
Jno Scott
hieuts.
JnoMurtin
Dun Currie
Alex Campbell
Thos Pembrooke
Neil McNeil
Don McDonald
OibbsGesner adj
Ang McGJlvery
Jno McEacran
adj G Gesner //.
Q 7n. T McKea-
geny
4th BATT.
Lt col
Jno McKinnon
capts
Don M'Leod
Jno Munro
Jas Brown adj
Alex McKinnon
Alex Munro
R Buckmaster
]st Us
Robt Sutherland
Jno Fraser
James Fras-er
JnoMcLeod 1st
JnoMcLeod 2d
David Corbett
Don McLeod
Suther McLeod
"id Its
Hec.McKenzie
Jno Fanning
LauchRobertson
A Mcintosh
Dun Stewart
adj J Brown cp
'M lies^mt
1st BATT.
It. cot.
Clement Hubert
major
J Janvrin
en pis
M Doyle
T E Chandler ad
Peter de Carteret
John Ferrier
John Fuller
E F Le Montais
Wm Crichton
Thos Le Noir
John R Smith
licvts.
DesirezBoudroit
Jno Ballaine
A Brvmer
J F Wilson
B G G Potts
V'ictor Terriot
Isaac Paon
Thosdu Bois
SimBabin
Benj Terriot
Chas Wood
Cha Terriot
Hen Martell
Peter Terriot
Peter Forest
JnoHubert
JoshAlexander
Don McDonald
Isaac Nicolle
Jno Bourinet
Chas Blampied
adj Thomas E
Chandler eajft
Q m Jno Walsh
iSjo^And. Madden
i>d BATT
It col
L Kavanagh,
major
Chas M McNab
capts
Jno Cameron
Dougald McNab
DanlPellier adj
Jno B McNeill
Jno Walsh
Thos Simons
M Kavanagh
AndLe Biocque
Robt McNab
D McPherson
lie Ills
J Maubourgette
Jno Matheson
Alex Murcliison
F McPherfon
N McMullen
Don Campbell
Jno McDougall
Jno Smith
J Morrison
Jno Proctor
Ad McPherson
Peler Legat
/as Proctor
Geo Strachan
ad;DPcllicr,c;)f
3'/ Regimf.
Ist B \TT
//. coC.
Wm McKeen
majors
H McMillan
Nath C lough
capts
J L Tremain ad
Jno Campbell
Jno McKeen
Robt Patterson
I Alex Mclnncs
D Grouchy
Jas Doyle
Dun Campbell
Don Cameron
WmR Mullin
And McDonald
Alex Beaton
FeterBvonvard
AnMcDougald
Don Campbell
lieufs
Alex McMuir
C McMuir
Ph Le Brocque
II McDonald
T McDonald
A Chisholm
Jas McDonald
Jas Hawley
A McDonald
Jno McKay
DonBeaton
Jno Doyle
Allen Cameron
Mat Hawley
Wm Watts jr
DonMcLean
Jho McMillan
Thos Emery
Rod McLean
HyWilliams
Jno McDonald
Jno McKinnon
Dou'T. Smith
E Cameron
D McDougrald
A McDonald
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farmer's AL51ANACK.
A ng Beaton
A Campbell
Mai, McKay
.^(fj J L Tre-
niain, cnpt
2d BATT
major
HenTaylor
ca'pts
N McLellan
A McLellan
A McDonald
A McDonald
R McKinnon
— Bown
lieuls
JnoRoss
Jno McKinnon
Jno McFarling
Jas McLellan
A Smith
H O Quin
Chas Boudroit
Dun McRae
M McDonald
WmCampbel
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A Mc Lei Ian
A Mc Innis
JiioMc Lcllan
A Chisholni
R McDonald
JnoMcLean
Angf Isaac
adj DCampbell
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THE NAVY.
ViceAdmiral of theRed, the Rt.Hon.SirGEORGE Cockburn,
(TCB.Conimander in Chief, on the West India, Halifax, and
Newfoundland Stations. Thos. Woodman, F'S(\ Secretary.
ARIADNK, 28.- Capt. C. Phillips; Lieuts. A, Lavie,J. H.
Murray, J Russell; lr:t Lt. IVIarines, F S Hamilton ; Master,
.) R Fittock ; Purser, C H Osmer; Snrjreon, E Hildilch.
ARACHxNE, 18.. Com. WG Agar ; Lts J B Woodthorpe,
A G Bulnian; Master, il Mapleton; Purser, J Warwick; Surg-
W Martin, asst, surg.
ALBAN (r^team ship). .Lt. Com. A Kennedy; asst. surg- W
fJlasgovv.
ANTELOPE.. Bermuda.
BERMUDA— Yatch, Capt. Sir Thomas Usher; Kt C. B.
K C H
COMUS, 18. .Com. W P Hamilton; Lts. T B Dc.bree, C J
F Campbell ; master, J N King; anrg. G Symers; purser, A N
Earle ; asst. surg. W M'Gili.
CORROMANDEL. .Convict Ship, Bermuda.
DISPATCH, 16.. Corn. G D.miell ; Lts. F Smith, Hon G
IT St Vincent, DKinnaird; master. Thos Richardson; surg. W
Aitchison ; asst. surg J Crichton; purser, J E Key.
DROMEDARY, 2.— Convict Ship, Bermuda. Master, R.
Skinner.
FORTE, 44.— Capt. W O Pell ; Com. W A Herringham ;
fiieuts J V Baker, H BroaJhead, H Kyres ; 2(1 Lieuts. Mar.
G Hollingworth, W K Shoveller; Master, Jas Sprent; Jos
Marshall; Surg. Thras Clarke ; Purser, Rich Goodridgc ;
Assist. Surg. John Dunn , Super. John Sloan.
FLY, 18,, Com. P M-Cluhae;LtsGeo Byng, & J L R Stoll :
Master, J Rogers; Surg. C M'Arthur, m d ; asst. surg, T W
Jewell; Purser, JLyall.
FIREFLY, .3..Lt.Com. J J M'Donell; asst. surg. J McRae.
JACKDAW, 4. .surveying ship, Lt. Com.EBarnett ; asst.
surg. G Burn.
LARNE, 18. .Com- W S Smith; Lts. H H Bingham, Right
Hon Lord F J Russell; master, J Hales; surg, R M*Corniickj
us^t. surg. W Monro ; purser, J Breaks.
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MAGNIFICENT, 4.. Receiving Ship, Jninaicn, Lt. Com.
J Paget; master, R ('unic; purser, J Biyan; bUig.R H Biowj);
ftsst. surg. Jus J;ickson.
PEARL, •::0. .Com. R Gordon ; Lts. G Beaufoy, T Smith ;
master, VV JeftVexs: purser, F Leaii; surg. A Lane; usst.surg.
G A Munro.
PALLAS, 4-2.— Capt. Wm. VValpolo ; Lieuts. J W Noble,
W C Nowe'l, Georye St. V King, C J l3osnr.qtict ; Lieuts.
Mar. J.CoUiss, E llocker ; M{^^ter, K Rose: Purser, J Porter ;
Chaplain, J 11 Malet ; Surgeon, J ilatcly; Asaist. Surgeon, T
II Nation.
PYRAMUS,4->.. Receiving ship, Hriifrix.
RACER, Id.- Cm. J Hope; Lieuts. W W Chr.mbers, H VV
Parnel! ; Mutator, John ilunlley ,• Surgeon, Issac Wesley ;
Purser, A H Giiheir; Assist. Surgeon, Charles Rankine.
BHADAMANTllUS, 4..sie;im )-l.ip, Com. G E^ ans; Lieut*
W S Blount, G T Goidon ; ma>ter, II Lodckr ; surg C France ; aest
6urg A Stewart; purser, J Bell.
RACE H(MISE, 18.— Commander, Francis V Cotton,
Lieuts T Hope, (J M Hunter; i\l:isior, J Cooper; Purser, J
Halse; Suraenn, J B Hatton ; Assist Surgeon. A Sanderson.
SAPPHiRK, '^8.— Capt. Hon. (i VV R Trclusis ; Lieuts. S
II Ussher, I) C Cuinby; Lieut. xMniiios, Master,
J Tonkin ; Purser, VV Crane; Surg. R 11. Campbell, Assist.
Surg. VVBayne.
SERPENT, IG. — Com. J C Syn)on(]s ; Lieuts. J. Hallowes.
W Brown Oliver ; Master, R- A Newman ; Su geon, W M
McCluro ; Purser. Thos Triage JuftV-ry ; Assist. Surg. J C
Folds.
SKIPJACK, 5..Lt.Com. AV H Willes ; Asst. Surg. T E Ring.
TWEED, 2i).— Commanlcr, A liertr.m; Lieuts C H M
Buckle, F VV Austen; Master, J B Tucker ; Purser, Thos
M*Knight; Surgeon, VV Bothwell. As>ist Siroeon, VV Orr.
THUNDER, 6.. surveying ve^sel Com. II Owen; Lis.BAllcn.
J Cannon, T Sm.h; master, E Dun-ierville; surg T Johnston; pur-
ser, J C Harris; Assist. Sur^. Jas 0.--bo.ne.
VERNON, 50 Guns.— Cnpt Sir G. A. Westphall, Knight.
Com. H. M, Sweny ; Sup. (^»in. H. VV. IJaylield, Lieuts. Thos
M Curric, H, L. Maw, J. S. Foremnn, Hon. VV. B. Devereux,
Henry G. Hamilton, F.L. ; Capt. Marines, J R Coryton ; 2d
Licutena'.st, S Eraser; Masier, VV Brodie; Chaplain, J. Baker;
Surg. A. Nisbet, M.D.; Ptirsc, G. V. Ougliton. Kt. of Tower
& Sword; Assist. Surgeons, J. Goub n, and A. Tucker.
VICTOR, 16.. Com. R Russrll; l.t. M Tiiomas; master, H
J Strutt ; purser, H South; snrg. J West; asst. surg
WASP, IG-Com. Jas Burney; Lieuts P Duthy, P H Dyke;
Master, VV G A King; Surg. J W Johnston ; Purser, Thos
Rowe; Assist Surg. James Hussey.
WEYMOUTH, ICrcceivinghuli, Bermuda
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Signals made at the Citadel Hill, Halifax.
One ball close, a sqnare ringed vessel. One do half hoisted,
two. Two ball3 close, three. Two balls sepirated, four.
A pendant of any coiotii-, five. A petwlant under a ball, six.
A pendant over a ball hylf hoisted, seven. A pendant under
two balls cio?c, eiuht. A pendant between two balls sepa-
rated, nine. A fliofof any colour, ten or more vessels.
A Union, for a Flau Ship, with or without a squadron;
with a red pendant over if, a Two D.'ckcr ; with a blue pend-
ant over it, a Fiiijate ; w.th a white pendant over it, a small
armed vessel. A Red Wast pierced white, a Packet. A blue
pendant, a Mercl\ant Ship. A Red pendant, a Merchant Brig.
A white pendant, a topsail schooner or sloop. A blue and
white flag, horizontally divided, neutral fleet. A white and
blue pendant, neutral nrin of war. A blue flag, neutral mer-
chant ship. A red, wiiite and blue i\\g, an enemy's fleet,
A red flag, an enemy's merohantm m. A Union Jack over
neutral or enemy's signals, vessel is detained or prize. A
white flag over any signal, vessel bears a flaj- of truce. A
ball at tlie mast head, vessel is on shore in ciisiress. Should
immediate aid be necessary guns are to be fired.
Eaplanation OF Signals made on the Ensign Stafl^, at
Citadel Hill, to denote the part which vessels entering the
Harbour are from. A red flag. Great Britain. A red and
wljite flag Mediterranean. A red pendant Continent of Eu-
rope. A white and red pendant, Madeira, Canary or Western
Isles. A blue flag, West Indies. A blue pendant, Bermudas,
Bahamas, or Turk's Island. A blue and white flag, United
States. A white flag, Newfoundland A red and white
flag horizontally divided, Quebec or Gulf of St. Lawrence.
A blue and white flag horizontally divided New-Brunswick,
or Bayof Funday. A white and blue pendant, vessel has no
English Mail on board. A white pendant, Coasts of Nova
Scotia and Cape Breton.
Repeat from Out-Posts at Citauel Hill — For a
square-rigged vessel, two balls of a size. A ship, a large
ball at the end of the yard with a small one in the Centre.
A Brig, a small Ball at the end of the yard, with a large
one in the centre. A lozenge in the centre close up, a sloop
or schooner. A lozenge half hoisted, two or more schoonora.
Merchants' Private Signals.
BLUE--J. H. Tidmar?h,Bluo flag.
A. Belcher & Co do . . . crossed white.
S. Cunard, & Co do. . . .centre a white star.
Win. Story do . . . .centre a white square,
John Clark do . . .crossed white diagonally . '
Wm. Pryor, & Co. a bli" and white do blue uppermost.
M. Richardson, a blue and red do blue next the mast.
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(t. p. Lawson, a blue and white chequered do.
\V. B. Hamilton, a blue white and blue flajj blue uppermost.
Francis Stephens, a blue white ^' blue do blue next the mast.
W. & R. Lawson, a blue and white do crossed diatjonally.
W. M. Doblois, a blue do bordered white centre a D enclosed
by two triangles reversed.
M. B. Ahnon a blue ^ rod do crossed white blue next the mist
L. I). Cochran, a blue do crossed red.
J A Moody, a blue do centre a white diamond.
L'Rpousie & Hall, a blue and yellow che:juored do.
The Aberdeenshire a blue white and red doblue uppermost.
Geo Innes, a blue do crossed white diagonally. ^
Joseph Allison & Co. a blue burgee,
(yonrad West, a blue do centre a white star.
A Mitchell, a blue and white burgee blue uppermost.
Lydiard & Fitzgerald, a blue white and red burgee blue above
and b(>low, outer part red. • •• ■
RED— D. ^' E. Starr, a red flag.
J. & M. Tobin do crossed white.
Creighton if Grassio do crossed white diagonally.
Deblois & Mitchell do centre a white square.
C. & W. Roche do centre a white diamond.
Boggs <fc iJartshorne, a red and white chequered flag.
E Collins & Co. a red ^* yellow striped flag horizontally divided
Thos. Laidlaw, a red white and red do red uppermost,
Fiddes ^' Robertson a red and white do red uppermost.
Robert Noble a red do centre an N.
Scott & White a red blue and red do red next the mast.
W. Neil, a red do centre a white star.
Saltus & Wainright a red white and blue flag red and white
next the mast. f
.1. Donaldson, a red dnd white chequered do.
John Brown & Sons, a red burgee.
Jas. Leishman, & Co. a red burgee crossed white diagonally.
WHITE— J. & T. Williamson, a white flag.
«rH^if' J do centre a blue star.
W. J. Starr ^ ...
Fairbanks & McNab, do crossed blue
Jas. G. Ritchie, do striped horizontally
J. ^- H. Grant, do centre G. & S. - : . , ;
Wm. Stairs, do centre a blue square
T. M. Morris, do centre a blue ball with blue border
W. Strachan, a white red & white do white noxt the mast
Darrel &- Smith, a white do three sides bordered blue
Wm, Foster, a white do centre a fish ,
Snedon, & Co. a white red and yellow do white uppermost.
J. Moren, a white do bordered red
Piers's junr. a white do indented blue from the outer part
A. Bazalgette, a white do five blue stars
J. 4- D. Starr, a white burgee , . »
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//fax and Liverpool Packet Company, a white blue white
idl red do white next the mast. [star.
\ /LtiOW— T. «fc L . Piers, & Co. a yellow flag c entre a blu e
►ADS to the PrincipalTowns in theProvincc,with the name«
/of Innkeepors, and the number of niiles distant in addition
from Hnlifiix.
To Digbi/. — Birch Cove Hotel .5. Rockingham I. Gough'.s
Fultz's 3. Hamilton's 4. Hiltz's 9. Fitzmaurice's J^,
'enco's 3i. Fit'/maiirice's4. Te fry's, Newport Road, 5.
HVallace's 1. Mrs. Wilcox, Wiiulsor, f). Songster's, Fal-
nouth Bridge 4. Smith's 1. Watt's 5. Morton's 4. Gra-
jam's and Fowler's, Horton, 0. Strickland's G. Kentville,
[72 ) Sharp's 7. Crane's 8. Harris's 1. Gibbon's Mi. Leonard's
10. Bridgetown .5. Annapolis ]5. Ditmars 8. Winchester's
DiiTby, Rnnrgles'7. Total 149.
To Cuniherlanf.—Fi}\lz's Hi. Fletcher's 0. Shultz's 5.
Hall's;}. Key's f). McKecn's 3A. Corbett's and Miller's,Gay'<
River, 3. Sibley's 7-1. Hill's li. Polly's 3. Clark's 7. VVit-
ter's and Blanchard's, Truro, (G4). Gourlcy's, Onslow 5,
Y^vvill's, Lower Village, 14. Clark's, foot of CobMountains (>.
Purdy's, to[>of do.G. Hewson's,RiverPhilip,9. Stewart'slO.
Bent's, AmherstlO. Wetherhead's,forlCumberland7.Totall31.
Via Windsor 4.5. Parrsboro' by water *3l), Fullerton's 1 1 .
Jenk'si. Furlong's, Macan River G^. Pugsley's, Napan 9.
Bent's, Amherst 9. Wetherhead's,fl.Cumberland 7. Total 1 J8.
ToPictou. — Truro G4, Lyon's 7. Archibald's, SalmonRi-
ver, 8, Stewart's Mount Tom 10. Blanchard's, West River3.
Pictou town 10. Total 102, Via Musquodobit, Dartmouth
across the ferry IJ. Preston, Bradley's G. Putnam's nirm5.
Hart'sS. McKeon's 11. Leckie's 13. Archibald's 4. Ged-
des'4. Heney's 4. Dunbar's, W.branch E. River 2G. Mc-
Kay's 8, B'raser's7. Across the harbour toWalmsley Court
House 1. Total 95^.
To »/1iitigonish. — Blanchard's, WestRiver, Pictou 92. Chis-
holm's. New Glasgow 10. Sutherland's, Merigomish 7. Mur-
ray's 10. McDonald's, Gulf Shore 10. Mtn Simmond's and
*The Parrsboro' Packet sails regularly to Windsor and Hortoft
every week, from the l.stof April to Christmas ; leaves Parrsboro'
for Wiadsior, on Monday (wind and weather permitting) and will
sail from thence for Parrsboro' On Tuesday, imraediuiely after thf
arrival of the Mail by the Stage Coach, if practicable — leaves
Parrsboro' on Thursday, so as to be at Horton on Friday, and will
sail from thence for Parrsboro' the first high water at or after 8
o'clock in the morning. Passengers ivho wish to cross ftom
Parrsboro'' should be there the evening previous to the Packet's
sailing, as she often leaves Patridge Island River before daylight in
the mornin?. The Packet frequently makes extra trips both to
iVindsor and Horton.
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Wilmsley's 16. Total 145. The road over the Anti^oni
moiintiiiiis shortens the above dist'iuce about 10 miles. \
To Shdbiirne, via Lunenburg and Liverpool.— JoUnion',
Hammond's plains I'ii. PhllUp'ps', Ingraham River 13. Hei
berths Cove 7. Lovett's, Chester 12. Gold River (>. Dlacl|
house's 4. Martin's river ;<. Krn8t'.s,Mijsi);ira(i9h river 5. Mn
Zwicker's, Mahone bay2. Heckmaii's, Lunenburg (704) (>>
Jon Pernette's ferry at Lahave river 7. Across the ferry f.
Mrs Manning's. Petite llovierc?. Teal's. BroadCove 4. Mack')^
mill village l». Liverpool town ( 107) 8il. Port Monton lOi
Port Jolly 5. Sable River 10, Jordan River 8. Shelburne 7
Total 147.
To Shnb^'nacailie. — Terfry'rt35. Cocliran^s 4. Murphy's,
Rawdon Church 8i. Henry Blois' Cove, Doiij^las 1 1. Ken-
netcook bridge 4. Mouth of the fcJhubenacadie river 16*1.— -jv
Total 79.
From Annnpolisio Skclburne. — Clements' Church 6. Bear
River Bridge 8. Digby 9. Everet's, Weymouth Road 13.
Cosman's, Weymouth Church (I. Joiirnie's, Sissiboo 4. Cos-
man's, Clare 4. Tcrrilu's, Monlagau Cove 15. Coming's,
Bear River 14. Parry's, Yarmouth Lakes 8. Smith's and
Richan's, Yarmouth Church 5. Blanvelt's. Tusket 10. Nic-
kerson's, Apubtic river 8. Spinney's, Apubiic Bay 5. Larkin's,
Pubnico 10. Ken duck's, Barrington, i:l. Powell's, River
Clyde, 5. Hargrave's, Shelburne 16. Total 102.
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MAIL COACHES.— The RoyalWestern Mail Coaches run
from Halifax to Windsor, Kentville and Annapolis, and from
Annaptdis to Kentville, Windsor and hWil'dx, three times awttk^
leavinor Halifax and Annapolis on the mornings of Tuesday,
Thursday and S.iturday,and le iving Kentville for Halifax and
Annapolis on the mornings of Monday, Wednesday and Fri-
day at 5 o'clock precisely, until Ist A-ugust, and from thence
at 6 o'clock. ;, . V j • Jj
Agents — Halifax, John Harvie. Windsor John Stark.
Kentville, Wm Strickland. Annapolis, Samuel Cowling. —
C H Rand and John Harvie, superintendants.
The Eistern Mail Coaches leave Halifax and Pictouontho
mornings of Monday,Wednesday and Friday at (> o'elock.AM
and arrive at Halifax on the evenings of Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at -2 o'clock, p m. Agents, Halifax, Alex Paul.
Truro, E S Blanchard. Pictou, James Grant.
The Henrietta Steam Boat, plies three times a week be-
tween St John, Digby and Annapolis, and St John, Eastport
and St Andrews, carrying the mails and passengers.
Monday, leave*^ Sc John for Digby and AnnaporM ; returns
from Annapolis, touchin<rat Digby, to St John on T(ie?day.
Wednesday, leaves StJohn forEastportand St Andrews; re-
turns from St Andrew's, touching at Eastport, to St John, on
Thurpday. Time of leaving, 7 o'clock in the morning.
Windsor and Halifax Stas^c CoacA— Agents, Halifax, Benj
Wier. Windsor, Benj. L. Dewolf.
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