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SOLO *Y C. H. BELCHTR, •
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do over a ball half houtedj do
do under 2 do close, 8 do
do bettceen 2 do separated, 9 do
Flag of any colour ^10 or mere dv
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* farmer's ALMAlfACK.
J^igiials made at the Citadel Hill when Vessels ar©
coming up the Harbour.
One ball clone, a square rigged do. under a ball,
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.^.One ball half hoisted, •••• 2 do
Two do close, 3 do
Two do separated,' ....... 4 tio
"1 Vendantofany colour, "bdo
iXZJ^The. above are hoisted at the east or west yatd arm, ae-
Curding to the quarter the vessel first appears in, nnth the addi-
tion of a ball at the centre of the yard, until the vessel can be
sven, when one or more of the fbllowing descriptive colours toiil
be hoisted at the mast head.
An Union, a flag ship, with or without a squadron.
Do. with a red pendant over it, a two docker. .'//
Do. witfi a blue pendant over it, afriLjato.
Do. with a white-pendant over it, a small armed'essol.
A rod flag pierced white, a paoket.
A blue pendant, a mercliant ship. ^*
A red do. a merchant brig. ^ , f. , ^
A while do. a topsail schooner or sloop.
A blue and white l\\g, horizontally divided, neutral flecH.
A white and blue pendant, noiiiral man of war. •;
A blue flag, neutral merchant ship.
A red, white and blue flag, an enemy's fleet. " *y.'
A red fl'igf, an enemy's merchantman.
•An Union Jack over neutral or enemy's signals, vessel is do-
tCwtiod or prize.
A \\i. i,a flag over any signal, vessel bears a flagof trnco.
A ball ao ti.e mast head, vessel is on shore in clistreat*. —
Should immediaie .;!»' he necessary, gun«( are to be fired.
Evplfiiiitf on of Signals.
Mado on the ensign StaflTat Ciiti'tniill, to denote tbo port
whicli vessels entering the IlarbourMiro from.
■"¥t A red flag, Gieat Britain. ^
A rod and v,'hite do. Mediterranean. • ^,..' „
A red pendant, (.'ontinent of Europe.
A white & red f)ondant,Madeira, Canary, or Western Isles.
A blue flag, West Indies.
A bine pendant, Bermudas, "Bahamas, or Turk's Island.
A blue and white flag, United States. '
A white flag, Newfoundland. '***
A red and white fl ig, horizontally divided, Quebec, or Gulf
ftf SU-iawrenco. A blue and wiiite flag, horizontally divi-,
ded.NowBrunswich, or Bay of Fundy.
A whiteS^blue fiendantjvessel has an Englis^h mail on board,
i A white pendant, coasts of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton.
Repeat (Vonr Out Posts at Citadel Hill.
For a' square rig^^^nl vessel, two balls of a size. — A Ship,a largo
b:i;I at the en'l of the yard with a small one in the centre.—
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Do. hnlf hoisted, two or more scliooners.
Merchant's Privfite- Signals — Port of Halifax.
BfiUE— J. U. Tidmarslj, a blue flajr.
A. Belcher & Co do crossed white.
S. Cnnard & Co do.. . . centre a white star
Wni. vStnry.. .
do do,., a white square
John (^iark dp crossed white diagonally
Wm. PrytH* &.Co, a blue & wiiite do.blue uppermost
M. Richardson, a blue and red do.blue next the inaat ' ■
ijreo P Lawson, a blue and white chequered do
VVm B.llamilton &Co.a blue, white & blue do.blue uppermost
Jas Oswald, a blue, whjte and red do. blue uppermost
Francis Stevens, a blue, white <fc blue do.blue next the mast
W. %i R Lawson. a blue &, white do. crossed diagonally
W.M. Deblois.a blue do, bordered while, centre a D enclosed
by two trianolcs leversed.
.M.B. Almon, a tluc ^ red do. cros.sed white, "bl-ue next the mast.
Joar-ph Allison & Co. a blue burgee.
Conrad West, d<i. eentre a white star. '* -
C i§^ A Mitchell, a blue & white do. blue uppermost
RED,— D &- E l^'tarr, a red flag
J Sf iM Tobin, do crossed white.
f'reighton & Grfxi?sie, do crossed white diagonally.
Dehlois & Mitchell, do. centre a whitesquare
■ Chas & W Rorhe, do. centre a v;kite diamond
B. Zwicker, do. centre a Z.
Boggs ^ Harti-i;orne, a red and white chequered flag
E. Collins 4' Co. a red and yellow flag, horizontally divided
I'hos Tobin, a red and white do. crossed dii\gonally
ThpsLaidlaw a red, whitev& red do. red uppormo.st
Fiddes &■ Robertson, a white ^ red du. red uppcntioft
Robert Noble, a red do. centre an N.
John Brown & Sons, a red burgee, centre a B ,
James Leishn.an & Co. . . .^o. - . .crossed white diagonally.
White. — J. &"T. Williamson, a white flag. T
J. ji. Starr, ? i » u i 4.
W J Starr \ centre a blue star.
Fairbanks & APNab, do. crossed blue.
James G. Ritchie, do. striped blue horizontally.
Jiohn & W. Grant, do. centre (i. S*.
William Stairs, do. centre a blue square.
John A. Barry, do. crossed red.
T. M. Morris, do. centre a blue ball, & bordered blue.
W. STrachan, a white, red ^ white do. while next th«' niai^t.
Josejih & David Starr, a white burgee.
Reynolds & Co. a white do. crossed red.
IJaJifax &. Liverpool Packet Company, a white, blue, v.iute
and red do. white ne.vt thp mast.
Yellow. — Tempi© & Lewis Piers! & Ca. a yellow flag, c^entr*
a blue ball.
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L'Epousie & ITnll, a yellow 3f bine chequeretl do.
Tlie forojfoiug Signals are worn at the nmiii. Upon re«sc4a*
arriving in sight from the Lightllou.se so wearing a signal, a
similar ouo is lioistod on the Telegraph St^iV, or at the yard
arms of theSignalStaff at ('itnclelllilljwith a pendant under it,
descriptive of the cluas of vessels to which she be4i)ngs.
llDADstothe Pk'incipal Towns in the Province, with
tiie names of Innkeoprjrs and tlistances, and the roads
to St. John and Frederictoii, N.B.
llnlifa.x to Digby. ll^'j^'^y;, ,
Birch Covo Ilotul r.jf^voi-ets, VVoy
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llockingh iin',
(jougli's
,Fu'tz"3,
Hamilton's
liilti's
Fitzmaurico'd
Pence's,
M'Lellan's, 4
TertVy's, Newport,
koad. (35) r~>
Wallace's, 1
Mrs Wilcox, Wind-
'Vvitter'3,
13 Blanchard's)
Tru-
ro, 7
modlh road,
Co3riiitj''.s, VVey- } (Gourley'SjOiisiow, .5
niouih Chnrcl) ^ OjVowlira, Lower / , .
.rournio'sj^Jcisaiboolj Village, \
l^'Cosmairs, Clan?, 4|Clark's, foot of > ,
^]^i Tcrrian's, Monta- jCob. .Mountains \ *
liil .?a.n Cove, 1.5 Pnr(iy's,top of do. t;
14
Coruiiig's, Bear
llivcr.
Parry's, Yarmouth
Lakes 8
Richan's,
t^mith'ti
sor, (1"))
Songster's, Fal-
mouth bndge,
Smith's.
North ru])'3
Morton's
Graham's,'
()' Yarmouth Church, .5
' 'Blanvoit's,TusketJ()
Nic
:kerson .s
tic river,
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;Sjiinney's,
Apub-
8
Apubtic
ileu'.^un's, lliv- ( ,,
er Philip, \ ^
tSto wart's, 10
iJont's, Amherst, 10
VVoihorhead's \
fort Cumberland. \ 7
g i'o Fredoncton,NB.
, JBent'b-, Amherst 125
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iLarkin's,Pabn:co 10
Fowler's 'l^^''*''^''"'^''^^^"'^'"'^^^'^'^.-^*!'- 11 ^o 1 •.,
'Kent- I ri-'^ton. joB^ss Sackville,
51 Wells',
llewson's,
Tantramare
Marsh 10
Strickland^,
Watfs
Sharp's,
('rano's,
Harris'.^,
Cibbon's,
L'..'onard's,
Bri(i;.ietown,
Annapol;s town
Ditmars,
W inches' cr's
Digby, Ruggles'
-ilje t> P'~'^'t'll's,riv.C!yde,5
'^-2) UJ^irgraves, Shol-
burne,
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10
5
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ITx. to Cumberland.
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P'lo'cher's
^^huUz's
^i Mall's
'^. Keys'
'^ Mc Keen's
Corbelt'SjiGay's
Miller's, | River,
Annapolis to rfhel-jSibley's,
burne. jlLU's,
Clements Ch'jrch,r) Polly's
Bear River Bridge,:^ Clark's
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Harper's &, Kelly's,
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►Scott.'s 3
Blake ncy's 3
Pittlield's 10
Couule's, Sussex
Vale 13^
Baxter's,Finger
Board 15
Gilles', head of
Bellisle,
•r'ro.mwell's, ."
Watson's, Washa-
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1 Halifax to Pictou via Johnson's, llnm-
Nevers' & Oakley'a
Giuiseg, 7
Tilly's, 10
Widow Parley's 10
Fredencton, 10
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To St. John, N. B.
Baxter's, at thcFin-
ger Board, 2'-i7
from Baxter's to
De Forrest's,
Hampton Ferry,t2
Beatie's, Hammond' M'Kay's,
River. 10i^..ooo..»
Musqiiodoboit.
Dartmouth across
the Ferry, ii
Preston,Braiii.'y's (i
Putnam's ftirm
Uart's,
M'Keen's,
Leckic's,
Archibald's
Geddes'
Heney's,
Dunbar's, VV. branch
E.lliver, Pictou, '^()
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Windsor
Windsor,
Parrsboro'
ter,
FuUerton's,
Jcnks'
Furlong's, Macan
River, 6i
Pugsley-'SjNapan, 'J
Bent's, Amherst, 9
Wetherhead's,
Fort. Cumberland, 7
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to WahnsleyCourtI across the ferry
House, ] "
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nish.
Blanchar(i's,VVest
R-ivt r, Pictou, 92
Chisholm's, New
Glasgow 10
Sutherland's, Meri-
gomish, 7
Murray's 10
Mc Donald'?,Gulf
mend's plaius, l^i
Phillipps', Ingiaham
River I'J
Herberts Cove 7
Lovctt's, Cheater 12
Gold river t»
Ulackhousc's 4
Martin's river 3
Ernst's, Musljamush
river, 5
Mrs ^wicker's,
Mahone Bay
Heck man's, Lunen-
burg (70.]) f;
Jon Pernette's ferry
at Lahave river 7
Mrs Mannings, )
Petite Riviere 'J*
Teals, Broad Cove 4
Mack's,mill villay e !i
Liverpool Town 83
Port Mouton
Port Joliy.
Sable River
Jordan River
Shelburno
Shore,
lOirr
Halifax to Pictou.
To Truro, 04
Lyons', 7
Archibald's, Sal-
mon River, 8
Ste\rart's, Mount
Tom. 10
Blanc hard's, ^
West River ^
Piclou town
I ij^'Mrs Simmond's and
Walmsley's, l(j
c^'iiuben-
145
The road over the
Antigotiish laoim-
tains sliortcns the
above dir^tance u-
Malifax to
acadie.
Terfry's
Cochran's , 4
Muri)hy's, Rawdou
Chuifh 8i
Ilrnry Bio is' Cove
j Douglas 1 I
jKeunetcGok brido:c4
Month of the Shu-
bout 10 miles.
'-^{Hx.fo-Slielburne via bouacadie river Ki^
lyi Lunenburg & i^i-i
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* The Parrsboro' Packet sails rcinilailv to Wpuii^or ;mi(I
riorton every week, from the 1st April to Clirislina.s : leaves
Parriboro' o" VTn>ifiuf. r«r;..,i „..,i . *i ..,,»:.f;...-T .,.. ...,
to be at Wi
Parrsboro'
very week, from the 1st April to Clirisliiia.s : leaves
.)' on Monday [wind and woatlnT pHrmiitiug] so nst
Windsor on Tuesday, and will sail from thence tor
/ the hr»t hlj^h water that happens at or after 8 oVIucL
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intlio morninqf — loaves Parrsboro' on Thui*s{lay, so as to he
at liorh)!! on F'ridHy, and will suil from thfiiico for I'arrsboro'
the first high water at or after 8 o'clock in the mornin]».
The Packet I'Voquently goes to Windsor twice a week. The
column of the Moon's sotithing' in tke Calcnslar pagt'j), ii the
lime orhi,!J:li wntorat W indsor, Horton, »SiC^
iM A I L (X) AC 1 1 ES^
The Royal Western Mail Coaches run ffiom Halifax to
Windsor, Kentville and Annapolis, and fVojn Annupolis to^
Kontville, Windsor and Halifax, Tiuif.k, timks a Wkek, —
l!Mvin.r Halifax and Annapolis on the mornings of 7Ve5</«y,
Tdursiaji and Saturdu;/, and leavin<j Kentviilo for Halifax
and Annapolis, on t!ic morninfrs of Moncfai/, h'ldncsiaij a.n({
Inldaij, at 5 o'clock precisely, nntil 1st August, and from
thence at o'clock.
PAB.233. ' ~ £ s d
From Halifax to Windsor 15
■ Kentviile 1 (> ;j
Bridjifetown 2
Annapolis 2
Konl ville to Bridgetown 15
r Ann:', polls 1
Windsor to Keiilvillo Oil .'i
. Bridgetown 1 G 3
Annapolis Ill ."J
J^e7itf>,Mr. ISRAEL ALL mo J^'', Water St. mar tht Bank.
Windsor, Ur. JOHjX STARK; KcnUille, Mv. STlilCK-
LA.YD ; Annapolis, S. COWLLVG, Esq
\Z^J^ The Etsierii Mail Coaclies Icive Halilax ar^d Pictoii on the |
iTioriiiu^^s of" ^Nlond.iy. W-cdnesday, find Friday, at () o'clock, a m ;
and arrive at Halifax on the eveiiii.gs of Tuesday, Thursday and
Saluid-xy at '^ o'clock p m
Agimts, Halifax, Mr .HUGH CAMPBELL, Upper Water
St. opposite the Ordnance ; Pictuu, Mr. JAS. PRIMROSE.
FARES. —Fiom Halifax to Truro jCl
— ^ Piciou 1 10
— ~ Trui'O to Pictou , V2
The Henrietta Stfam Boat, plies Thrke timks a Week
between St. John, Cii-byand Annapolis, and St. John, East-
port, and St. Andrew'.^, carryinfjf the mails and pas>'eiij,fers.
Monday, leaves St. John for Digby and Aniuipolis ; reiurna
from Annapolis (touching at Digby ^ to St. John, on Tuesday.
Wednesday, leaves St. John for Eastport and S-t. Andrews;
returns from St. Andrew's (touching at Eastport) to St. John,
on Tljur-oday. »
Friday, to Digby aad Annapolis, returning on Saturday —
Time of leaving, 7 o'clock in the morning.
Summer. "Winter.
Fauss— from S. .Tohn to Digby, $1-1 $"2
Annapolis, 2 . 2i •
East;>ort, 2 2i
St. Andrews 25 3
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FARMER'S ALMANACK. T
ABSTRACTS FROIME THE JOURSaTALS
or the House of Assembly, for 1832.
The Joint Committee of His Majesty's Coun-
cil and House of Assembly, appointed to exa-
mine the Public Accounts, reported 3rd. Feb.
1832, as follows:—
TREASURER OF THE PROVIJVCE.
His Accounts, to the 31st Dec. last,
have been recoivcd, there is due him , • • • • ^61 16 I
COLLECTORS OF IMPOST AND EXCISE.
Halifax, — His Accounts, to the siune
date, have been received ; Bonds in his
hands £38,358 5 10
He has collected and paid the Treasur-
er, on account of iheI*oor,for 5 Quarters,
700/. and has Bonds for Jt;45l 8 9 '
Slidbunic. — His Account^ to .the
same date, have been received. Bonds -'
inhishonds 1,405 8 $.
Yarmoulh. — H is A ct .« . , do. . . . 7 1 ; 8 6 ^ \
Tiiis sum charged by liwn, as Coniinis-
sion on sundry Drawbacks, as heretofore •
reported, has not been reiunded, or
any notice of it in his accounts, the
Committee being dissatisfied with the
charge «7 :3 7
802 \1 1
Z/tmenft^j'/^".— His Accovmts, do. do 1,113 lo 1>,
Liverpool.— His Account.?, do. do. and y
are correct, witii the exceplio)i of -€"14
8 6 charged for Commission on Guager's •
Salary, he is theretbre accountable fur
this sum in addition to Bonds in his hands. .*2,5!22 10 6
King's County — His Accounts, do. do. 169 6
Cumberland. H is A ccounts, do. do 7 1 3 1
Pidou.— His Account?, do. do 721 4 S
^innapolis.- -H'la Accounts, do. do- 41 b
Sydney County. — His Accounts, do,
. Balance ofBonds, do .....120 17 Si
He has charged for the last 2 years,
£52, per annum for a Waiter, which the
Committee do not approve of, and know .^'
not of any authority he had for it.
, , CurritdforuKird. ""£45,325 3 10^
I FARMRR^S ALMAfVAeK.
Brotight forward. £45,3^(5 3 \Qi
ffeymouth. — His Accounts, do. do.
Bonds in his Hands 52 1 S D^
■Oii^hy. — His Accounts, do. do 451 8 I
Jnckat. — His Accounts, do. do 1,(597 14 6
Jimherst. — His Accounts have been
received to the .^Ist December last,
iiondsin his liunds .5.1 6 8
Hants, — His Accounts, do. do 571 16 6
Port Hood. — His Accounts, do. do.
incorrectly stated, lie is accountable as
corrected for 308 1 7 9^
Argyle. — His Accounts Current
for the Years, IB-ia and ISSO, to
the 31st Dec. have been received,
in Account for 1 8^29, he has taken
credit for Van Norden's Bond for
£S1 13 4 and for Commission on
that sum £o 13, which is not cor-
rect, and must remain accountable
the amount say £43 6 4
fionds in hands 175 19 3
. -> ^2! 9 5 4
No Accourjt Current, for 1831 .-
Quarterly Returns have been re-
ceived for 3 Qrs , March I4.s id;
June, £'22 3 2i ; Dec £55 2 2i-77 19 G-207 4 10
Sydney J Cape-Breton. — His Ac-
counts Current have been received
to the 31st Dec. 1830. Bonds in
hi$ hands at that time, 396 7
By Report of the Committee, in
Feb. 1830, he had overcharged in
his Accpunt fur 1829, this sum, of
which he takes no notice, 10
cMO(> 7 Oi
No Account Current U>i 18:31,
Quarterly Ueturns have Ij^cu re-
ceived to 30thS('[>t. afuoinitinj' to 2t'>'J 12 8-
4*608 19 8i
It appf^arsby tiie Treasurer's Ac-
(iuunt le has paid 200 4C8 19 8^
Civiicil /orwardy JCi8,5a7 14 7
1/
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8 I
i 6
6 8
6 6
7 9i
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4 10
5 ir
4 7
^oifurAf /o«M>ari/,jC48,687 li 7
lift has coUf rtcd for the support
of the Poor, 2.31. 7s "idd but does
not state liow it is disposed of.
Colchester. — Ilis Accouritsto ■'Slst
Dec. last, have been received, in-
correctly stated, he is accountable
Hi corrected for ♦ 509 5 1 j
£40,O0G 19 84
He has transmitted to the Comnnissioncrs of thr? Re-
venue, R. C. Blair's Bond, dated 16th July, 18:^9. ba-.
lance due thereon 751, to be prosecuted.
He has produced two entries for Rum imported hy P.
Martin, in 18.30, the Duties thereon 3Gl. i!2s .3d, which
Mr. P. Martin refusod to give Bond, or pay for. He has
sent a statement wherein he makes VV illiani Fri(!ze and
others, indebted for 371. 12s 4d and costs Gl 8d Id without
date orlJond. He !ia.< sent aliond sijrn^d by tlic same per-
sons for 101 5s, dated 28th April, 18M,' and one other
Bond, signed by James Sly and others, for 341, dated
9th June, 1824 ; also a Note of hand signed by J. Graham
in his favor for 141. 18s Id, dated 2d Sept. 1820, pur-
porting to be lor Balance due on settlement of Accounts
to that date, all of wh'ch persons he states have become
Insolvent, amounting to 1331. 7s 8d.
liOAN Offices. — A'mg's Couniy. — 1 he whole amount
of liC/an has been paid and received.
Jinnapolis. — 'Ilie Commissioners Accolint has been re-
ceived to 31st Dec. last, by which it appears he has col-
lected 1041 ]6n 3d, by the Treasurer's Account it appears
he has remitted 1921 17s 7 fid. He has also sent a state-
ment by which there is still due on prinf ipal 7901. 9s, and
Interest 3601. Is Id, in all £1,150 10 1
Isle of .Sable. — The former Commissioner's Accts.
to the 31st Dec. last, have been received. Balance in
his hands 906 1 lOi
By his statement- there is due to the
Snperintendant and Servants 632 l8 4
<£273~3 gI
The present Commissioners report that the Salvage
awarded on the Brig Orpheus, is not yet received, but
will appear inAccounts for 1832 275
i:548 3 6f
><") farmer's kLMKi^UCK.
Light-Houses, collected and paid per Accounts.
in I8S0, in 1 S3 1,
Halifax .£351 19 10.,.. £996 13 7
l^iverpool 112 15
Shelburne 48 G
Yarmouth 50 1
Annapolis 18
Colchester 10 7
Pictou 41
Argyll' lor l;-i29, 17 16
Di<iU- 12 10
S\tii:fy 138
Weymouth . , . . 17 IG
Amherst
6 89
2 29
8i '21
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Mis 12 9^ £1289
-The Collector still rcMnains
F(,b. ia^t, for the years 1826, ';^7, and'^B-
Pictou. — His Aocuui;t for 1831, has been re-
ceived, amounting to 59J. lUs 9d. Also for 1830,
amomiting to 861. of which 411. was paid. The
Treasuror reports that he has received the a-
mount say 1041. lOs 9d since closing his Acct:^.
Sydney.— His Accounts for 1830 and 1831,
have been received. He had made a charge in
1829, of (541. for expenses attending the keeping
a Boat, which the Committee reported at that
lime was an expense that ought not to have been
incurred and recommended that the Boat bo sold,
be has made a similar charge of 5 11. which the
present Committee deem improper, he is now
indebted after deducting the above charge for
the year 1830, 741. 38 lid. 1831, 1361. lis 4d.
No Quarterly Return for December Quarter,
(bounty of Sydney. — The Collector's Accounts
for the years 1830 and 1831, have been received,
Balance for 1830, 1381 paid Balance for 1831.
1261. lOs 4id of which he has paid 1001. 4ij T^d
leaving this amount due
19 3i-2108 12 1
due as reported in
.49 y
5
104 10 9
2i0 U 3
36
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He has charged the sum of 281. Ce fid in 183t,
and 381. lis 2d in 1^31, being as he states l-5th
of the sum collected independent of the usual
Commission of 10 per Cent, which he has charg-
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Curried forwardj Jl^39i l «
counts.
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farmer's almanack. It
Brought forward, jCSOl I t
t<\ on 3fi71. 17a 8d when he has collected only
3341. 8s. 8d.
Hants.— No Accounts or pavmcnts for 1830
arid 1831.
Argyle. — No Account for 1831.
Lunenburg.— No Account or payments for
18:^0 and 1831.
Arichat — His Accotmt for 1830 Iwis been re-
reived, he has collected but not paid .'541. Gs lid.
No Account or payment for 1831 54 C 11
£445 S 1
The Commissioners Accounts to 31st Dec
lastjhave been received for supplies, &c. aniount-
ingr to 17531. 17s. 2d. they have received from
the Trear'irer 10001. leaving a Balance due
tJicm of 753 17 9
It appears by the Treasurer's Account he has received ftom
the Province of New-Brunswick, 4401. for the
years 1830 and 1831.
Paovi.NTE Notes. — Amount of Notes in Cir-
euhition , 80th Sept. 1831 53,999 K)
Delivered the Treasurer in lieu of Torn and
Defaced Notes 13,080
Delivered the Treasurer in Notes of 10s 1,000
£67,999 10
Notes received and destroyed by Committee, 13,000
Leaving in Circulation 31st Dec. 183l £54,999 10
o
The Committee recommend,that a Law be passed to render
ihe powers of theCommissioners of theRevenue more efficient
ftnd better defined. It would seem expedient to point out by
Law, the control which that Board should exercise over Out-
port Collectors, and all Public Accountants, that they may b«
enabled at any time to ascertain the true state of theRevenu«.
The Committee find that some of th^ Out-port Collector*
are negligent in rendering their Accounts, and delinquent ia
payments:', and have been so reported for years past, but qo »f-
^tual measures have been taken to remedy the evil.
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FAnMER's ALMAfCACiK.
rhe Province of Nova-Scotia, Dec. 31st. 1831.
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16
4
DR. — To balance due the Treasurer ^ .•£?!
This sum appropriated on acct. of Roads and Bridfios ") « ^gg
and other Services not yet drawn from theTreasury, 5 '
Ijoan Cerfifieates due sundry persons 5il,459 7
Notes in circjla'ion to date 54,999 10
]3
12
Survey of Boundary Line 400
►Small Harbor in Seal Island ......100
Light House on Cross Island 750
Protect Barrington Beach 30
Settler between Musquodoboit and St. Mary's 50
Balance due for Bounty on Iron 400
Do... ••Grist Mi. is in Cape Bre!on 60
Do-. • ••For encouragement of the Fisheries 149
Do. f.'o. for Schools 3,681
Do. . • ••PoMt Commi.ni ;ation 88 16
Do. ..•.?!. Green, pension for 3 years ,. . ..60
Do.' •••Seal Isjand'ljight Houtic ..48O
Do. Isle of Sable 800
Furniture for Council '. . . .^00
Steam Bo itQuebec, bal. for 2 years ] ,000
School IIo"se Sydney, C. B 200
Bal. d've Hitchins and Cro well, Se.il I?huid^ 25
Assist the Inhabitants at C;ipe Sable to erect an Alvoifeaii, 100
Briar Island Light House 1 ,000
Drawback on Win.6s foj OiTjcers of tl,e Army, -300
StCimHoat betweenAnnapolis &StJohn,& 200/.for 8yr.-<. 1,100
Bal. due sundry per.^ons on acct. of Province Kiiiiding, 378
Do. Commrs. of Light Houses-
Do. Eastern StageCompany for 183?, \33,and'34 -750
Do. Western Stage Do. ••for 1832 and '33 SCO
6
753 17
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Securities on the Estate of Collector of Lunenburg i^SG
Loan to Annapolis County 1,150 10
Dueby the Conim'rs of^ I^le of Sable^ • > 5.JS 3
Due by Collectors of liight Duties 445 p
Securities in the hands of the Collec- ) noo 0-0 r m
tor 01 Impost and Excise, Ilalilax 5
Deduct probable drawbacks 12,358 5 10—26,000
Saciirities in pos.session orOut-portCollector3,viz;
Slielburno £1.405 8 8 Weymouth . .5-2 1 3 9^
Yannoti'th . . 80'M2 1 Diofby 42 8 1
Lunenburg 1.113 15 3| Arichat .... 1,097 14 5
Li verpool . . 2,522 1 (i I A mliors t 53 5 8
G 0! Hants 571 ir> 5
3 (iiPord Hood ..208 17 9^ ' . .
4 3 Arn^yle 207 4 10
'G Sydney, C.B. 4(i8 19 8i
Colchester .. 509 5 U
King-'sCo. . .
Cumberland. . 71
Pictou 721
Annapolis. ... 41
Sydney Co.. 120 17 8d
.£10,738 14 tU
Deduct probable Drawbacks 8738 14 3i~7,000
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PORT OF HALIFAX, N. S An Account
of the quantity ot" Beef and Poik imported into,
and exported from, this port, for the years 1830
and 1831, distinguishing British from Foreign.
Beef and Pork.
IMPORTS FOR ISHD.
Biitish.
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inwards, Coastwise, . . . 1996| 169
Do. Great-Britain, ... 297
Do. U.StateSjvFor.Ships)
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22931 169! 11621 137
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Outwards, Coastwise . . 491
Do. British West Indies 972
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Do. Do. (For.Ships)
10;6124 137
EXPORTS FOR 1831.
Outwards, Coastwise . . . 802
Do. British West- indies 917
40 1400
OS 2951
50
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17191 13814351 1 181
An Account of the Beef and Pork under the
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British North American Colonies.
Provinces. | Population. |
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Nova- Scotia, (I8'.^7)|
N.Briin3wicit.(l8-,M)i
!Newfoiiridl:iiul Isl.
Prince Edward IkI.
4'i;M>-it)iLord Avlmwr, <;.>r. G-'n
2-^(»,8i)7 Sir Joliii CoIbi>ni-s Lt.iJoP..
]-;|:3,848SirPc'reirrineiM:iil land,/./ (;<>»•
74,l!)l;SirArcli. Cam;)b.'l!, U Gov. .
80,000' SirTlionns .1. Cuckrane,^'>i>.
24,00-.) Sir MnrrHyMaxwell,/>f. ('(i».
British Slave Colonies in theWest-lndi^s, &c.
Much excitement liati existed in ling'and, for sovfral yo-irt
past, on the subject ol negro slavery: and jjreat exertions Iiar«
been mido by a lar^': and respectable body of E.iixH-h phi-
lanthropists, and are siiil in pro^^rcjis, to effect the tola! aboli-
tion of slavery in the British Coh)iiios.
The following table presents a view of the number ofwhitos,
•laves, and free bl9,cks, together with th'» names ot'tha gnver-
Hors of the principal Briciah colonies in which slavery exists.
Charter edColonies.\ Whitcsl Slaves.
Free
Governors.
a smfca ••••••••••
BArbadoes
Anti^rua
G renada '••••••••■
St.Viuceiil
8t.Chria;opIier'8. . . .
Nevis ..-.•.
"Virgin Isles.
Dominica
Xobago •••>•*,••••
Montserrat ,
}?.ahimas. •
Bci muda^.
Croion Colonies.
Trinidad .........
^5'. li'jcia .........
Ho.iduras ''•
Demerara &E^sequ.
Bej bice
Africa.
fjape of Good Hope
Mauritia.s
15,000 S31,000
15,000 81,000
2,000 30,000
800 24,500
l,3:)o
1 ,^00
800j
860;
sooj
350;
500 1
4,0 00 :
5,500'
13,500
1,100
300!
23,500
19,500
9,000
5,400
14,500
12,700
6,000
9,. 500
4,650
23,000
13,500
2,450
3,000j 70,000
600, 21,000
40,00) Earl of Mulgrave
5,00;) I Sir JarncH Lyon
4,500, Sir Patrick Ross
3,70')!Sir Jame;* Campbel
2,yoo:Sir George F. \\\\\
2,500, WihiainNicolay
1 ,800 ' VVm \^OQi\\hy JAG 09
60?|jas. Hathurst.UGar
3,600
l,20s)'N;»thaniel Bla«kweD
70!) SirP.Sieward,LfGo»
2,800 Sir Jus. Carm.Smyth
500 Stephen 11. Chupmaii
16, 000. Lewis Grant
4,000
2,8001
6,000' "ir BcMJ, D'Url>an.
1 ,000
4.'?, 0,10; 3'., 000 1 29,000
8,000! 76,0a0| 15,100
I'OH ,150 81 -.2, 7 0"0 r'4 377^7
Henry Beurd,LJW«»
Sir G. LowryColt '
'ir Charles Colvillt
iiw/io;)».—(^liarles J. Stewart, D. \). Bishop ()f Uuobeo ;
John Inglis.D.l). Bishop of Nova-Scotia; ChristopherLipa-
co;nb, D. D. Bishop of Jamaica; William II. ColuridgQ,D.
D. Bishop of BarbaJooa and the L)a\vard Islands.
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17
Golden Rules for Eiis^lish IMaoistrates.
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ft
i
T, The pGople^s esdrnation of the .i^ovcrnmeril under
which tlioy live, beiii^ founds. I on the pure, j list, aud rati-
onal adminislration ol'lhe lav s, it ought to be I'elt tiiat
Jio, social duties are more imjitu taut and obligatory than
thosie of a local niaj^istrate or justice of the peace,
'i. All .:,uch magistrates bciu^i; representatives, in re-
gard to their particular poweis, of tlie constitutional au-
thority of the supi'ome executive goverujueut, they are
bound in every act of their oiiice to considei' thtinseive^
as delegates of the sovereign, and in consonance with
the royal oatli,'' to execute law and justice in mercy
and to govern the people according to the statutes agreed
on in parliament, and to the laws and customs of the
kingdom."
3. \n English mngistrate should always bear in mind
that tlio supreme executive authority, of which lie is the
local i-epresentative,is restricted in its powers, by the laws
and the constitution; that the rights and privileges of a
IVee people aie .-i^ inuolable as the prerogatives of the so-
vereign; and th:ic Lilngii.-h magistrates are not instrun cuts
of a despotic power, but agents of a co.ist itu<ionai uion-
arch, whose obligations to 1 is people avc dtte; mined by the
same laws that constitute the obligations of the people.
'l.AnEiiglish magistrate should iVel thnt e\ery subject
of these realms, be he rich or be he poo;', bo he accuser
or Uildcraccu.'^ati■>n, is equal in the eye ci'the iaw ; that
the laws of England are j^o i-espcclors of peisons; tiiat
they cajinevir l^e dispensed with to su.t tlie humour of th«
mngistrate or tbo policy of the crown; and (lat they are
literally iinjierative in their popular sen-.c, until thtT-yliave
been altered or repealed by the conjoint autiioritita
which made them,
5, The cardinal virtues of all magistracy are ixcok-
RJ?rTIDILlTY,IMP.VHTIAL!TY,VIGIL.i.NCK and BEMLXOI.ENCE.
6. An incorrui)tiblG maojstratc vull not ojily be iiicor-
ruptible in his own conduct, directly and indiiectlj:, im*-
mediately and remotely, but he will exercise a whQlosome
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I
18 FARMER^S ALMANACK.
«'i.«pirion in rc^^ard to the possible corruptiorii,€xlo»tioTii
and oppie^si )rj»i, practised by his clerks^ constables, plli-
ters, and <>t!ior agents of his authority.
7, An iripart.al inagistrate will jealously jjuard everj
avenue oC his mind against the vice and vveaU!:ess ef par-
liiilityihe will he careful not to be inllueneed by ex-i)arte
n^taterntinls, by rrai'ty or malignant inifinuations, or bj
intcrestad and vulvar prejudicesiand he wil' never fail to
remember that, although justice is blind in ie;njard to th^
parties, she is all eye in her search after the truth.
8. A vigilant magistrate will always hear both sides
feefore he makes his determination; he will patiently sub-
mit to the awkwardness;, timidity, and inexperience of
either of the paities; he will cautiously balance the vari-
ous points of evi'leneo,aml will persevere in hisejcamina-
tions, when neces<:ary, till he has disertangied the cast
before }n;n fVom all doubt and uncertainty.
:>. \ b^'MevoIont »iiagi>tralo will never forget that mer-
cy is thi brightest ornament of ail power; he will never
suffer any cruelty, tiireat, or wanton insult to be com-
mitted on persons mujer accus-dion to extort confesi^ions,
or on any other pretence whntsoevei' ; he will never ex-
:ict bail beyond t!ie means of l!:e parties ; he will himself
inspect all j)iaces of temporary or permanent C)nrine-
H ent ;and he will carefully preve/it violations of human-
ity in the various subaltern agents of his jurisuiction.
10. A public-spirited magLstrnte will always be ensy of
access on special occasions which demand his interposi-
tion, and he will be punctual in his attendance at thost
known periods which he sets apart for the administra-
tioji of justice.
1 1 In heai ing charges brought before him, a magistratt
should rememberthe.dependence ofthf parties on his pa-
tient attention ; his examination should be public, but in
RMst cases the witnesses ought not to be heard in each
others presence ; he s-hould be Jealous of the inthience of
lewards and penalties on the evidence of the informer."! ;
lie should v»'arily guard himself against the maligant feel-
ings or si(»ister designs of accusers ; aiid before he com-
mits or convicts, ho should be thoroughly satisfied that
the act charged was perpetrated with a criminal inten-
tion, and contrary to the true intent of some statutt
law, or ordinance of the realm
xiortioTii
)Ies, pffi-
.rd evcrj
s ef par-
T ex~parte
If, or bj
cr fail to
rd to til 9
til.
th sides
ntlv .sub-
ience of
the vari-
i-xamina-
he casi
lat mer-
ili never
be rom-
ifessiotis,
ner ex-
I himself
cmrine-
buman-
ion.
er
ensy of
erposi-
t those
inistra-
i^istratt
his pa-
but in
in each
nncc of
)riners;
lit feel-
e corn-
ed that
inten-
itatutt
\t. In all adjiidicationjj relative to the j oor, an uprijjht
magistrate should be the poor man's frieiid,arul the guar-
dian of (he destitute atid helpless, against th^ sordid cal-
culalii)ns of avarice, and the overbearins; s{)irit of wealth;
accurately discriminating between the impositions of
idleness and vice, and the riaims of industry and virfiie.
■ 13. Fie ouglit to be sensible tliat the letter of the lawi
it; the rule of conduct for subjects as well as magistrates,
and that no man is amenable to magisterial authority
who has not olTended against the ordinary and obvioui
interpretation of some law, and wlu* has not been convic-
ted on tlie oaths of credible witnesses, either by the re-
corded adjudication of a justice of the peace, or by tli«
tuiemn verdict of a jury of his couiitiy.
14. In comniittirg to prison the niagisliat.: should care-
fully distinguish whether the object is couection after
conviction, or simple detention b»?iore trial, and should
direct bis warrant accordingly : :.o man bei>i.'; liable to b«
sent to .-1 correctional prison, or subject to a correctional
discipline, except as a puiiishmei.t altera recorded con-
vict iuti 5 and simple detention oui-iht to take place in th«
«lu"ri(]\s jiaol only, because the shorillis an honowrabU
o,iic«r,. bound by the ancient laws of the laiid to perform
t^e i-Tiportant duty of making rtturns to all sessions of
jaol dBlivery. ^
15. Li imposing penalties, where the statute has given
a discretion to the magistrate, he ought to be governed
in his decision as well by the means of the parties, as bj
the repetition or turpitude of the oOence, because a
mulct implies but a portion of an oflouder's means, and
it is with a view to various shades of culpability tliat the
Iviw has empowered tli^ magistrate to exercise an equi-
table discretion.
16. In assigning punishments, it should be considered
that the penalties of the law always coriteniplatc extreme
cases of turpitude, generally leaving it to tlie magistrate
to mitigate and apportion the punishment according to
the circumstances of every otfence ; in doing which, it
should be remembered that the scripture enjoins us " to
forgive ourbrother seventy tines seven times ;' that the
penalties of the law ought never to be pa.'^sionate or
vindictive, but to be simply cautionary for first or trivial
olfences^gently corrective for second oliences, and exem-
plary and severe only when applied to incorrigible «ul;
pritS) or to very heiuous crimes.
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to
farmer's almanack.
1 7. Every justice oitiio peace wlio is anxious lo preserve
the honour of the laws, wifl never discouraj^e appeals a-
gaiiist his own convictions, or many way oh-lruct or influ-
ence the (locisioii of such appeals: and as often as the let-
ter or spi it of the law appears to him to have borne
with undue -.overitv on i!uli\ iduals,or famiHos,he will be-
nevolently ascertoiu the extenuatinj^ circumstances of
the case, an! !)ii.i :; theia in due form before the bench in
sessi ))is, or hefore the ;;iMn(.l jury at the assizes, in order
that tlie suiferins party hih \ thiongh their i (commenda-
tion to t*»e proper authority, obtain the roval pardon.
18. A discrttet n)aj>i,s(rate will, on all occn.' ions, avoid
mixin<5 in -Ij^cisions that involve his persouil i«ilerert8,his
fami'vv'o.'! I'^^viims, his friciMlships, or his l.nown or latent
enmifies Ju ni! such case>>,he ouj^ht mn^ taniinousiy to
retire from the bench at sessions, or to vv.l-' one or more
of the noi';jhl)ounng maj^istrates into his ji.iisdiction. !!«
should rci!io.mhf,r that Ins character will iu» in a state of
hazard \» 'leiievcr his pr^diUictions as a piivute man, a
pohticinii, or a llieo!o<i;ian, interfere wit a the intlepen-
dence ot lis ju(.ljj;nients as a magistrate
JO. ■ A oaterual magistrate will do iiore jjood in his
neighbout hood by his advice and exc-mpic, than by tht
force of uit !u)rity and coercion. Heshon'il lend his coun-
tenance to the virtuous, and his protect! .-i to ti)e unfortu-
nate j b.it, ;il)ove all, he should set ago ul example in his
own coriduct, and exact it from all in ini-'iarity beneath
him; because he can never punish vviti} i 'I'pct any vices
which he piactiscr> himself,or tolerate^ in Ids ngeuts;and
their combined example will prove more powerful than
all the instruments ofjudicial terroi*.
20. A justice of the peace, holding a commission from
a constitutional King of England, ai;M iii:^ authuiity un-
der the nuld laws of En<?;land, will always feei that his
power is conferred for the purpose of increasing the hap-
piness of all who . ^ subject to his cognizance, and wjtli-
in his jurisdiction, that he is the guardian of the public
morals, a conservator of the peace, r.nd protector of th«
public and personal rights of the people; and that it
much depends on the wisdom and pnidence of justices
of the peace, whether the social compact which binds
the people into one nation, under one ruler, and on*-
oode of laws> serve as % cursi or a blessing.
f
preserve
ppeals a-
or iiiflu-
j thele^-
e borne
will be-
iincGs of
bench in
,in order
(inienda-
pardon.
s, avoid
ro>..t8,his
)r latent
jiisly to
:ir more
ion. ri«
state of
man, a
ndcpen-
1 in his
by Iht
is coun-
mfortn-
'e in Ilia
beneath
y vices
iits;and
ul than
m from
rity un-
that his
he liap-
id widi-
^ public
r of th«
that it
justices
h binds
nd on«-
riRMKE'ft XLUASACH.
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Counting-Housc Calendar, for 1833.
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3 4 5 7 8
9
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10 11 12 13 14
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l.j b'i
17 18 19 20 21
17 18 li) 20 21 22
23
22 23
2 ! 25 2G 2; V^
24 25 20 27 28 29
30
29 30
SI
Oct.,
12 3 4 5
AfML.... 12 3 4 5
li
* (i '7
8 9 10 11 12
7 8 9 10 Jl 12
13
13 11
15 l<; 17 18 19
14 15 IG 17 18 11)
20
20 21
22 •>3 -^4 25 2*
21 22 23 24 25 2(i
27
27 28
2;.> 3« 31
28 29 30
Mat.
1 2 3
4'Nov.
"3*4
1 a
5 a 7 8 9 10
i\
5 7 8 9
12 13 14 15 1«; J7
10 1!
12 13 14 15 1?5
19 20 21 22 23 24
25
17 ]S
19 20 21 22 23
2(i 27 28 29 30 31
24 25
2G 27 2S 29 3«
iI»«E.
1
Dkc
. 1 2
8 9
3 4 5 7
10 11 12 13 14
2 3 4 ' 5 ' *(i "7 '
9 M
8
9 iO 11 12 13 14
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15 IG
17 !8 19 20 21
16 17 18 19 20 21
22
22 23
24 25 2C 27 2t
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29
29 30 31
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FARMERS ALMAPfACK.
I
'1'
f
1 is
Signs of the Zodiac.
V Aries— }i(?A(l.
y T.'lujus -nock.
O (iOiiiini — !irms.
03 {'ancor-- breast.
^\^ TiOO — heart.
itJJ Virgo— bi..lly.
^ Libra — rciin.
n{ t^'corpio— st'cretB.
f Si<);iltiiriiis— l<nec«.
V5 ('aprifMinitis — knco»i.
:2? Af;imriii3 — le<Jf■.^.
X Pi-scos— foel.
The Planets and tiioir rcdations.
9 Vunus.
'Pho Karlli.
^ .VIar:=.
^7/ Jiipitor.
1^ Saturn,
y tlourgian.
C Tlif Moon,
i^ .'w'.MCiiry.
• p, \ Phinol'.s aaccndiMnr iiuJo.
^ i'ho (In.sc Oil (ling tioilo.
(5 Corijiinctioii, or I'lai.cts ;3it',i.it'Ml in the some lon[^itU(if ,
n Qnatlraturc, orlManct.j rfituat n1 in longitudes diflbrinif 3
f'jjns froin each other.
g Ojjpo'^ifion, or Planrt-^ situated in oj)posit6 longitude*, •r
diflering U .signs from each othjr.
Chronolo:5ical Cyclns lor I83'3.
Dominical Letter -F. n'iniai hidic.t'um
Golden.yumber 1 OJalinn Period • • •
• ••••••
• . . J); DifonifianPcriod • • • •
• • *'l^lJSunber pf Direction
654S
• IG'i
• 17
Epact
Cycle of the Sun
Einbur Days.
Feby '21th, and March ^st^2d I September \Sih, 9.0th Sr2i8t.
May 29lh ^ 31 st, and June 1st | Decern jr }8th, '■<:Oth Sf 2i»t
Moveable Feasts.
ApHl 14
Meptuas;fn>na Sunday, "Feb 3
Q.uiyiq orShroveSun •• • • Pt^b 17
Ash Wtd. or 1 st day Lent, Feb 'IC
Mid- Lent Sun • . ■ • • -March 1 7
Pahn Sun March 31
EASJ'ER DAY'
'April!
LoiO >^un
Hoi:; at ion Sun . . . . .^^ • • May 1 2
A;ic. Day, or Holy Tit. May 1«
IVhit Sua. or Pentecost, May 'H
Trinity Sun. June ^
Advent Sun. ^c«' • ^
For other remarkable days and Sundays, see cakndar pagct-
Holidays at llie Public OfTices.
Jfe^- Year' 3 Day Jun\ \ Whit Tuesday May "M
Mt Patrick March 17. ICing William's b.d.kept,jday2M
G»od Friday • • "April o Queen Adelaide's b. d. "Aug.lt
EasterMonday April 9\Powder Plot J\'ov 6
Ea9ter Tuesday April 9| St Andrew ^'Voe 3»
St George April 'I'i Chri$tinaa Day Dee 26
Whit Jifondc^ May 27 j
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rmMER^ff ALMANACK.
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8.
lon;i^itU(iit,
liflerinjr ;i
itudei, tr
.«
654«
1 G'i
i 17
• •ApHl 14
• • • May 1 2
Til. May 1«
■ • • • June 'i
> • • ' Oct* • 1
tiar pages-
■■ept,May2$
• • • 't/VyB 6
"••Bee 26
ECLIPSES.
[n tim^R of iprnoranro men woro alarmod nt all role*t:al
phenomena, the recurrence of wliich takes place at p.irindi
t«o remote to bo rnndily calculated, and w Iiich nccordingly
appear to be puideil by no fixed laws ; whilst more importMit
and obvious upi)eai"incos excite no surprise because thcj aro
freiiucnt, nud because they occur at well known periods;; thus
the chaiipfcs of the moon are observed without filartn, while
tlio less obvious occurrence of au e».'lips(.' has scattered dismay
ever an army or a nation. An iiicidmital and consi(leral)lc ns-
sistanre has been derived tochrouuloiry IVoni tiiis yuperstitiouB
foeliuGf. Mclipses were thou;j^iit to be connected, in sonic 8«.
crct uiiinnor, with the destinies of nations, and their occur-
rence has beea curofully recorded, when near the lime of fiom«
great battle. or other political event, of whose epoch we should
otherwise remain in iirnorance. Astronomical science shovri
how to (irtorniiiin with the ^n-oatosi. ox!ictne:«.s the hour of any
jTJveu eclipse ; tmd W(; iire thus enabled to fix with precision
the dr.te of any event which may have been thus accompinicd,
t* confirm the statement of an historian, or to correct his er-
rors. Bui as th'; computation ofeclip.u^s is attended with con-
siderable dilficuliy, u few <?nly of the readers of hiyiory ai«
able to carry on 'hose researciies for themselves. On this
acconnr cataloguijs of eclipses have been calcidated by astro-
nomers fur many thous;ind years, by a reference to wliich any
cbr(u;o!o,iri'"al p< inl connected witii these phenomena nsay bo
at on.'e determiiuMl.
Eclipses take plac;.' every half year. and at each period there
niny bi^ one. two, or iliree eclijjses ; if only one, it innst be a»
eclipse of the sun ; if ! vV » tliere will bo one of each luininary ;
and if three, there \^ ili be two of the; sun, with one ofthe inooM
between them. Eclipses of the ^•■uu arc caused by the inter-
position ofthe body of the moon between our eyes and th«
Sun, and eclipses of the moi;-.! by a real deprivation of light
from the moon, occusioneii l-y the sliudow ofthe earth.
There will be five eclipses iliis year> two of the Sun, and
tbiOt • <^tho Moofi, as ruliows. vi/, —
I. I'lie first will be ofthe Moon, on Saturday, Januar}' Gtb^
partial and visible : —
Bejifinnint): 2h.28m. ^
rieli})iic g 8 31 J 'arent, or solar
Middle .3 39 ( i>ine in the morninff.
End.... 4 49 ^
Digits eclipsed 5° 43' on the Moon's north limb, in the sou-
thern section of the earth's shadow.
II. The second will be ofthe Bun, on Monday, Jan'y 20th,
at about 5«| o'clock P. M. invisible in tiiis Province, as well by
reason ofthe MoouVsontii latitude, as from the time it hap-
pens ; but in the Southern Frozen Ocean, in Lat. Gl°42' 30"
south, and Long. 143° 58' 30'^ east of London, it will be visible.
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V
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ft4 farmer's almanack.
central, and annular on the meri>"iian. It will also be viaibl*
and very great at the southern extremity of the Islands af
Holland, Van Diein:»n's Land, and New Zealand. This wiH
be a very sin*;ular and remarkable eclipse, the Moon,s south
nmbra will not reach the earth, and the penuoribra crossing
llio southern part of it, will eclipse partially and visibly nearly
the whole of the south frii^-id zone ; th^ southern extremity
•f the penumbra passinj.^ by in exp:insnm a few leagues from
the pole. In Lon;/. tU)° VV. of London, in this zone, tb«
eclipse will assume it curious and unusual appearance ; pro-
gressing after' the commenctunojit with the uttnost rapidity,
and alt lining- in a very short time, the mao^nitude of 7 er 8
digits ; it wiiltlien pass otV with equal velocity, tiie motion of
places in this lon(>itude, and the motion of the penumbra be-
injr in opposite directions. Tlin eclipse at all these places,
will bctrin on theSun's eastern lin»b,and end on his western; a
plr^nom^enon that never takes place in the torrid or temperate
tones.
Ilf. The third will bo of the Moon, on Monday, July Ist.
part al and partly visible : the goij><( oft" of the earth's shadow
May be per eived at the moon's risiiifr.
iJcginiiing Oh. 47m. 'j
7 33
36
19
55
13
Apparent, or
}. solar time in
the morning.
^'s upper limb rises with 9
digits eclipsed
Lower limb rises 7
K'-liptic opposition 8
Middle 8
End 10
Digts eclipsed 10° 18' on the moon's southern limb in the
north side of the earth's shadow.
IV. The 4th will bo of the Sun, onWedneaday,Julyl7th at a-
bout 2i o'clock in the fnorning ; a grand and total eclipse ;
but on account of the moon's high latitude, and as the sun
will then be below the horizon, it will not be visible in th#
provinces, but in the northern part of Europe and Asia, it wiil
bo visible, central, and total. The moon's shadow will first
•trike the earth at sunrise in Hudson's Bay, or Davis' Strait,
near the island of Disco ; thence, travelling eastward, ut the
rite of about 30 miles a minute, over the southern ]>art of
(Ireeniand and Iceland into the Atlantic Ocean ; tmdcross^
ingthe Atlantic Ocean ; the Shetland and Ferro Islands, and
the northern part of Great Britain ; it will enter Norway acd
Sweden ; traversing there, the Gulf of Bothnia, Finland, and
the South(!rn part of Lapland, the White Sea, Russia in Eu-
rope, and the sonthorn part of Nova-Zemblo, and passing;
the Ural mountains into Siberia, us far as the Gulf
and river Obi, it will leave the earth near the city of Tobolsk
at the setting ot the sun. At London, a few minutes before (S
o'clock in the morning, about 9 digits will be eclipsed ; and at
Paris, a few minutes after (j, about 8 digits will be eclipsed.
The northern part of the penumbra will extend beyond the
North pole,ecIip8ing nearly the whole of the uorth frigid xooe,
30 be vi8i.bl»
le Jslanda af
This wjJl
f>on,s south
t)ra cro9sin<r
isiibly nearly
I extremitj
agues from
zone, ib«
ranee ; pro-
>st rapidity,
e of 7 •r 8
e motion of
nuinbra l>e-
lese places,
s western; a
r temperate
y. Jtily ist,
■b'i shadow
srent, or
time in
nornihg.
imb iu tb«
M7th at a-
^1 eclipse ;
as the sun
ible in th«
tsia, it vviil
V will first
vis' Strait,
^rd, .'it the
(in part of
;uid cross^
\^ii<h^ and
>rway ard
iland'. and
?ia in Ru-
1 pasisin/f
the Gulf
f Tobolsk
s before 6
i ; and at
eclipsed.
?yondtb«
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FARMER S AIM A.NA( K.
Vin
\ cry similar to the bouthcrn in llio PcIi|»so of Jan.Sd!). •■.\.t>|it
i!ii;t the ci'lipsc will be smaller in tho northt'iu, than i-; t,!-
!^^M)thorn fripi<l i:onc.
V. The firth and last, will be of tlio moon, cii 'J'iiurs !'.»
Pec. 2(!lh— total and partly visible ; tin; moon will po'w*;
thrciUirh' tlio centre of the cjirtlrs umbra ; i-ho wiil lit^ ali;i>isi
wholly immersed at her rising : and as the <!;iy|ii.]it (!"p-nlv
f-he may he seen in tlic iK-rth-oast Avadinir tliroiioh the.s\j!I ..
rloon^, \vi!h the sr mbrc veil of the fat tlj's .<h;idu\v f^nrend r-v:.-
lioi- dusky nnd (lisronsolatc face. Near by, or a l.t-lf soiiiii
?nd above, her, will Uc the I-5i;llV ey<^, Aldab:iran, who will
direct where to look for the Moon ii; thi>! hour of darJ;!!- -:-, ,
The eclipse begins 'iJi. ViKni.
"]) rises nearly totnlly ecli|ise(l, 4 1:>
}<ecrini:iii(T of total darkness i 2.?
r.cliptic <ip})ositior! 5 If)
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Knd of total darknc:'s, <j
End of ihe eclipse 7
Digits ccTpsed ^0° 7' ].">" iiicliiiii.'g a little to V.w ^oi-t!,
cm side of ikc earth's shadow.
Occidental raid Oriental Star«.
The PlanetVenns ( 9 ) will ho (vcning star, till lioi ^ Tmr.--
T AY, (May Kith.) thence nwrninir star throiiirh tho year.
.lupi'er ( ^ ) also wiil be iceiiino: sU.-r till Apnl Ist (r.li
FooTs Dcy ihcnce jnarning styrtjll t^x. (Juisim.n's (Oct. '^.'';:1. i
and then again evening stnr.
Mars ( ^ ) likewise will becrffn'/?ir st;tr till All Saint'sl;ay.
(Nov.lst.)— the remainder of the year he will be m-jraf/? «:" star
Explanation of the Calendar Pages.
IjFft ua.M) Paok. — First columri contains the drysof^jic
month. Seconfl, j)avs of the Week. T!iird, Kisino; o!"
t'.ic Sun. Four^ifi, Selling' of the 8un. /V/Z/i, length of dny^
in hours and miniites. ^'Jr//l, JSun's declination in hours wxm
minnt'iis. ^SVrcrt//;, ^[oon's Ri^i':;:: or^x'Uino;. /.7g/i/A.Moon'.s
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fit !ifaiys, Weather, &.C. Third, Fanner's
Ti
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•! t A' ) (,'..;adi-at:ires '.vith the i^un.
r.:v,l;\;;. .',.-; ;;re in nppai-ciit or solar li:no. TIjo
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Winter. January begins on Tuesday.
The wind howls loud, tho snow is on the ground,
The icy river has forgot to flow ;
On leaflets houghs no shelter can he found
>Vhere the poor starving feathered race can go.
'J'he timid rohin to tlie window ihes,
Andhegs some crunihs to save him from death's doom,
As round the fire the happy circle hies
To dissipate with mirth ilienr uinler's gloom :
*"J'i.>» then we feel the hlest delights oi" home,
4ml for the friendless wanderer ^hed a tear,
^Vho's doomM unsheltered throngii this woiJdto roinn.
Devoid of even hope his days to clieer:
How ought our thanks great God I ascend to tliee,
Who fioin such earthly misery keeps us {vcq .
New'i^, 20thT."5l7T{liiire7e' | FlrsT'liiT &lTXb h H hire v f- .
dm| ITolic.ays, wcatlier,&.c. | I'akmkk's calKiNuak.
Circiuncision.
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More, settles the charactn- < t
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I'ipipbany. very liiirh titles, the connnunity in frcnerul.-
Vl stut. i O eciip. vis. jTiro profils of farminfr u\->-
Ijuciaii. r/frt^jft'.'.?. .view. l)iit sure. The rrood \\,\ -
more w?jc(/»i/(;r/a6/e.'mer <^ro\vs rich simj>ly hv lii-.!
6 d^-h- ' ■
liinnteus died, 1778.
Lavater died, 180 1.
1st Sun, !ifi. I'/piphanv. liOU'
Ilallev d. 174,*. [ti.lo.^.
gr.
increased value which he e
ry year gives to his fcinn.- -
llis buildings and fences nr •
yearly growing better, h^i
catilc jxrovvinfrl'ctterdi '?; tools
elonjr. apiieaiancelgro'^ying better. His di bt:
..-...,..„ 1 Q<kri . 1' ,.1 .„ ; . 1 , ,. . ,. „ 1 I ;
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Bat.Corunna,1801».
Franklin b. ITOt!.
, Prist a. ^ D & ^. rain
11» ©enter.s av. Com. tides
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•>:i Win Pitt died 1800.
'U
ire also growmg les.-, an, I
business more easy <it" mij-
nagemcnt:so that by the tu:i"
.^ of life i". 'A liich care becoiir's
2iui.aft.l']|diny. (v)ocli|)s. invls;l>m-densomc,h(; ^feneraltyl;i!(i.>
rather'higli tides. ($ <>,• y. himself m a situation to tr;i-
vel the down hill of life with
a LTood degree el' comfori.---
The poor farmer on the otliPi-
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liow tides. [ Su.ssex b. 177;?.
of a SHOW storm.
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;n iJen Juhuaun, b. 1374. [tyr. [
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ment.giow uuise and woim-.
IJls iixlure.-^ deciy and a if
[)atchcd up so aa to do Un-
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Winter. FEBRUARY begins on Friday.
Tl)ere, far as the remotest line
That bounds imaj^iiiation's fl gijt,
Countless amlynending orbs,
In mazy motion intermingled,
Yet still fulill immutably
*' The Great Creator's" law.
Above., below, around,
The circlinj^' systems formed ,
A wilderness of h^i'mony .' '
Kach with undeviatiii<5 care,
' In eloquent silence throu^-h the dt^pths of spac- ,
Fursueil its worurrous wav.
New ® , li'ttMl^ ()h7'^r;n7{Mre. j Firsl"^7^7th d. Hh .V^iTnu-ri-
i>.M| IJolidays, Weathrr, &c | far.\i':u's <.ai,>;.n!)ar.
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Candlemas:, or Pur. B.V.Maryltlic prosoiit ; his soil is iiri-
'^opUiaires.Sun.A r('markablc!'j>ovcris}icd ; \\\ii debts i:.-
3per. [conjunc.uf the j)lanetS|Creasc ; his cares and p'l-
liigh tides[Vcaiii-8,'Jiipit('r at |)lcxitic.s multiply; and )i<"
[10. iiOni. morn, rinds liim*«elf", when old ;iii''
V 0*^'^2- //(nuiifits liim t'br the bunivn.
^ season, oliliir'.'d to uiortj^a<»p, cir s»'!l
!' Maskolyno d.lFll. .sut/t/<'/Jjliis fanii, and to live on ilh-
F ikSexaycsinia fcjun. c/tajJCfAv pittance which his propon v
I l;Low tides. ^^ driving has j^aiiied in value hy -i, ■
I -I s'orm of snow, rise ul' prices around liim.--
I'Mlcv. in Knirland, ki8r^\ j'fhe greatest calamity to ;i
Ml Valentin<''si)ay. Insurreftioujtarmer is ahea\ydtbt. A
^"^!® rniis low. [in Paris, I^'31 fire is notliiufr to it, bfjCMu
1>>! or rain mii;i be expected.
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Shrove Tues. ^ outers X
Ash Wed, 1st dav of Lent.
Uiifh tides. 6 1>\' 21
the flames do not exact n;
ter<\-^t. 'i'lu; eye of a mM-^ttM
does ujoro work than bn'h
his hands ; hui it must he ;i:(
eye wi ',e awtike. There i>
a dirlercnce bef^'cen ev c^
(^ "5 iV 9 Jkromcs'dnd no oycs. To sa\e e\
muchfncr.\\)vn^e and labour is retidv,
1st Sun. inEiCnt. StMattliias.lmoney in all bu.siness : bi;r
[l)k. Carnb. b. 1774 in farnhng it is ready luuiif,
''•> 6 3)7 3fc's. (ippenranc(\\v'ah interest, because ;i
Low tides. of a |Sives time, which is morv
snow 5ior/n.j valuable than money.
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• tlicrfi is health in the clear cold breeze,
And a sound of joy in the Icaflrss trees;
And tiie sun is pale, yet his pleasant gleam
Has wakened the earth, and unchain'd the stream j
A nd the soft west wind, oh ! it gently blows !
Hasten to follow, pale Ijidy primrose !
And hyacinth graceful, and crocus i;:av,
I' or we hare not met this niany-a-day.
Follow us, follow us ! follow us ti;en,
All ye whose home is in grove or g!en :
^^ iiv do ve linger ? Who elre is coniins:,
INow spring is awak'dwith the w ild hoe's humming '
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i»m| liolichivri, Wcath(^r &c, ; farmer's CAi,KM)Art
i C''uis liiirli. jSt Davit!. | Tuke cppoitiuii'y Lol<;i •
*••! ^ ©*.^ l< ..IchnWcslt'Vjd 1791 the hurryii]</ season cuines on
F i'^r.'d. Smh. in Lent. to .-^oleet and i)urclKi,s;2 such
4'Q I'origoo coohr 'neat cattle, sheep, pig^?, seel
r>!V()ltuin! (lied 18^. tf<7/i;vvlieat, pota'oes for j>!ar:t ng-,
(i I very high tides'. 9 , "jr. eio!!. &c, a^5 will hke'y to pro', f
/I fiigh iv'n .'?. most valuable on a farm, h i-
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y driviu;:; |nia.\i!n,viz: ChoosC those an:-
F L'h-d Sun. in Lent. s/iotf^ mals and vogctublcs to j rc-
J li 9 pcriiielium. s'.onn. pan'atGfromjWiiich possess tl:.:;
]'ij qualities that you wi.-h mij^ht
13|Low tides. becomes finer, distinguish their oflspring '.n
ll'C runs low. [the greatest perfection. -
chancres /o Farmers are too apt to sell e IX
loud I) and
their he^t, stock to the but-
chers and l>eep t!ie poo;e.-t
F jMid. Lent Suii. 4th in Lent.
It'C apo. 6 1)^'^ [^t I'a'^ii-Ii.ito breed from ; an.l to ga'hir
li*jSpring bcgiiis. dull u\ a! her. ihf'w seeds iVom vegetables
*^0'Sun crosses the Hue at 'tiii.'^iu |\v hith More jernntted t)
21 :lli<;h tides [r.M.f4"^cnterbY-|i'JU to seed nierely bei auro
2*i' (^ C <^»; '^ • a slann.'i'Aicy were Morth but hltl .'
S.J.Ansirians iuv.ided Italy, I80I, 'tor cor.smuplion. Grain f i'
F i'lth S:-r'un. in J..ent. noiv 'roots for fattening neat.<t(4||t
2r)iLady Day. AruHm.B.V.Mary.|or s-Aine will go abciiT
y<'i| we innj jone third further ifsteam-
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'i8| spell 0/ fine Iruw ; an.i when it is wish-
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.'i('| aji/Jta a'lce < f /a.'//.|s\viuo in sujall qiiantiLie:!, it
F l«'th Sun. in Lent, Palui. Suj;. may be done at little or no e.\-
ipense in tiic evenings oVer
It he kitchen fuc.
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'i lie l)iio;litIy bramirji^ Spriij]^ at In g<li is seen,
Ai d all tliiujjs breallic of joy. Tiunifai t year
Hiilh bill St the barriers tiii-.e and t( jnpesl rear ;
A id, clotiied in vernal bcanly, smiles ^eiene
The quick-reviving earth. Thoi.gh long hath Lcen
Tlie trainee of nature on the r.alu d lirr,
P. loic ntfhless V\ inter mocked i^cr bhiiibcrs drear,
Ai;d rent with iron hand her robes ef i^ircn^
Ti;e s{)ell is sv. cclly broken I Glosf-v liccr^,
ltCsj»U'ndent meads, and vajicjratrd iU.vtic,
G'eani in llie Sun, and tremble in tlie bicczc !
A /id now with dieaminj: eve the Toet sees
J' air shapes of pleasure haunt ron^.antic bovvers,
Aninaughing stieamlets chase the ilying hours !
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'M iigli tides.
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l'|i"^ai;ter Tuesday,
H 'C runs low,
1 1 JLt.w tides.
rilVcry low tides.
Itia rpoffee
F I Low Sun. 1st aft. Kaster
KiiBuflbn died, 1788
jT'Frtinklin died, 1790. <•/
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U,ty K-iy, l.i iiionoy, espccii;!-
iy v.btn you iiavo hired ni( i\
\'y l!.c iiioi.tli. Let c\ojy
liorsc vcu !.o-p be a good or;'?
b'.c?i;',c he (. ;its ikt nioie thnu
a [A.cr
liioic LCi vice,
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is a.-] roqui: ile as in book 1;( r|'-
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f y o u r b ♦ c b [H) Ich a n d 1 1 . ,!i -
j',!ody-]ii;i:yiedy mode of doinu-
businc.-3 v. ill answer at ai'.-~
Ycur plurs for the whole se:;-
.scn piiould bo well laid cn^
aud ;idJuHted, in doiug whiel:,
you sbould take 2cmc account
of foul vrciitlier as u ell as fii",
cci;tri', inn; i:i;,t as liUle tiiu'.:
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t.'O'C?) enters y. rahi.
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',7|Low tides, ch(n:p.cal:lc witli biw.'."' CcL ul! your foi
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Now the bright morning star, Day's harhinc^cr,
Conne.s dancmjj; from the oast, and leads with lirr
Tiie rtr>\very Blay, wiio IVotn hor green lap throws
'V\ni yellow cowslip and the pale prinirosft.
If ail, bounteous Way, that dost inspire
Miith, and youth, an<i warm desire ;
^Voods and groves are of thy dressing,
Hill and dale doth hoast thy blessing.
Thus we salute thee with our early song, '
And welcome thee, and wish thee long.
?sow0,lJ)th (l-5»h. l-lui. inurn.]Fir«t T), v»;t|, (\^ «ili. lOm. umn-.
DM I Holidays, Wcailior, &:n |
llSt.Philip and St. .lames.
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r l4th Sun. aft. Kaster.
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1G;Asc. Dav,or Holy Thunsday.
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2()i Faster term ends. High ti(lc^
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Prune Iruit trees begin-
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scarcely began to swell, antl
cndinjT before the expan.si<»u
of the leaves. It is hi-.rh lime
to clear your barn yard, and
manure your fields with its
contents. Having laid itwhcrn
it is to be used,you will please
either to spread and plough it
in as soon after spreading nx
possible, or cover it witli
earth, or some ether sub-
stance, which will i)rotect it
iVoni snn and rain, as well n^a
ab.s8)rb its fertilising gases.
You may about as well suffer
your hay-cocks to be bleach-
ed and washed as your ma-
nure heaps, unless there is
some suitable substance to
cont, underlay, or mix with
iho animal and vegetable sub-
stances which they contain. —
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your manure evenly, so that
every portion of your soi)
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JUNE begins on Satiinlay.
"Serk he who will in fljraiiileur to he hle<«t,
Place ia proud halls, and splendid couils, his joy i
V\r pleaMireor for jrohl his arts employ,
V hil.st alh his hours nnnirtnheretl cares molest,—
»A lilile field, in native jlow'vds dri si. —
A riv'let in soft murmurs j^liding hy^ —
A hird, whose love-sick uoie salutes the sky,
\\ ith sweeter magic hdl n>y care«» to rest.
And shadowy woods, and rocks, and tow'iing hills,
And caves obscure, atid uii'ture's tree born train
* * *
]Each ill my mind som'i gentle thoughts instils ;
5k * *
Ah, gentle thoughts! soon lost the city cares among,
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\Vi"houtmdu:?ti'y,ei:oiiO!)jy
Trinit)' Sunday. High tides, will be of no avail ; .md with-
of rain out economy, the fruits of in
Coo/er'diistry will soon bo \vast«;(l.—
5iDul{e of Cumb; b. 1771. iindThc slothful iiusbamlir.an ffK-
IrPr. Leopold el. Kin^Btljriimi. hibits his ownKhj^mc t,o exf-
7' o in aphel. ($ Qvt ]#.' 9 S'at.ry f)a:?sing tia\elh;r. Loi,k>
b\0 Apcni-ee. Jiii forai the buiklir/rrg, ficl;l.->!»i!it}.le-
ht Sun. af. Tiin. //tf iiiorts ^- oniniids of riie intUc
Low Tides .':cflsc/??.1ent fai-mer, every tliinc" i3
St.Bnrnnbus. ^ in his C\^ jfoorand out cf order. Ng»-
hicomitiiiM..^ is m its plrice, fcr ho
■U'ar>.':<r.»lias a place for riothinfr ; but
"I'.oTi at the n-ood hui^baiulmnn.
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iJe knows how to take hol3
o/"of hu;ii;es?. All true and r
a storm
Uftrm.
Tidee very high.
C inns Jiij-'h.
J) ?eiig(o<
(^•^enters EB.SiimmcT Solfticc
[ChUhn n)orn.»5uininer begins
.'id 8un. fif.Trin. vwrv
vcri as a barn lloor, and r.o:t '^
a weed to be seen ! iJer*.' are
7'fr;ifcnces straight hs an f;rrow
:;nug and sound, anilv.ithcut
any shabbiness! such pj po.ir-
ances always indicate a gijod
St. John Baptist. Low tides.
rain
Geo. IV died,& Will. IV ace.
unsettled [1830
Will. IV proc. 1830 for
St. Peter. • some
4tli.'Sun. aft. Tnii. days.
state of affairs within doors.
V'ou may depend upon it lie
has no morning slings or e-
leven o'clock drams. Every
thing here shows a thrivinj^
habit ; a habit of industry, and
of honesty, of frugality aiwi
of he:ilth and cheer fuMics!?,
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Summer. JULY begins on Mon?!ay.
A thunder storm ! — the eloquence of heaven.
When every cloud is I'roni its slumber driven f
Who hath not paused beneath- its hollow groan,
Arid felt an omnipresence round him ihrovvu ? "-
With what a jjlooui the u-h'ring scene appears !
The jeaves all shiv'rmg with e.xpectajit tears.
The waters curling with a fellow dreafl,
A veiiin'j lerVour round creatioH spread,
And, last, the heavy rain's reluctant shower,
With big drops patt'ring on the tree and hovvep;
While wizard shapes Ihe bowing sUy deform, —
All mark the comin«-of the tlumder storm !
K^o^.x* i-^iu I nuri- iFirst 1>, 23d d. 5b 2Uai eve.
NeT>, 0, I7thd. 2h 50mmorn l^.^^^ 5V3l.t d . tOh 48 m morn.
DMJ Holidays, Weather, &c 1 farmer's c.U/Kivdar.
ffOecl. partly "vis7~IIiL'h tidejsj There are two main points
2i0 at its greatest aistancelto be [)nrtieulur!y atterided to
3|<jl runs low. [tVora ©'" mowing,vi2. point in&: point
4| fine g'rofcing out. It i:i a sober truth, ^ilr
5iSHrrender of Algier8,J830
CIq aponree. tctiiihur
F lath Sun. aft. Trinity
8 1 vcri/ fine
'JjLow tides.
10 Quite low tides. <^ D Sr^l
11 good tveatliei
12
13
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15
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17
18
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20
F 7tiliSun. aft. Trinity
fo
hay makers.
Cth Sun.aft.Trinity.
C runs high. St. Swithin
Tides rise, heavy
Migli tides, ocl. vis.
Very high tides. O P^r.
showers
Prof. Playfairdied,18rj
5>2
23
24
Magdalen. © enters Q^
Low tides.
are near.
SiojSt.lamos. Dog days begin.
'^"j? gr. west.elong. J^ gr.elor
27 1 much finer
F iSth Sun. aft.Trin. "J)rnns low
21->|Charles X dethrone!, 1^3 J
3 )| chTn^cable,wil!i appearand
3liHigh tide? of rai't
Mower,fjnd no joking- matter.
vShameon yonr chopping and
4«iu„"iiig ! you leive \h.9 Uw.d
looking like the troughs of
the Rea, Avith here a hr^g'a
back and there a mare's tail.
\dw do you suppose this will
answer ? By no moans ! you
might a)3 well pull up the
grass with a pair of pinchers.
Another not quite so clever
I circumstance is, that yoa
vero not on the ground in
good time. I like to see a
man wide awake in the morn*
i;\g; and as f )r grog drinking,
away with it, it will never do
to wet your whistle too mucL;
\'ou had bettor be whettin;^
your scythe. Cut steany,tru«
;ind even, no banging nor
boasting, but move yonr arm.-?
like the swjny;ing of a door
on its hinges. New point in
ind now poii.t oi.t^ and the
iTound behind vou is as level
vs a b'jwiiuj greou.
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AUGUST, 3^1 aayr.
Yiii ^ront1i»
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Summer. AUGUST begins on Thursday.
It is well in the showy and sunny street
The glittering groups to see,
And pleasant upon the road to meet
With each f.miiing company ;
And it is sweM by the broad sea-side
To mark the course of the coming tide,
When the waves roll full and free ;
But the gr^n^ groves seem more sweet to me,
Though the gathering dust and the damp sea air,
And trie vain and the idle, be wanting there.
First ]) , 2 lnd d. 2h. I4tii. moni.lFullQ.^-iitli (\.'4h. 4iin. nmni.
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Holidays, weathcr,&c,
1 Lammas Day.
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siornsof\ Cut dowu or (iij^ up by the
O ipo^ee. Battle ofBlenhcim, roots all useless or noxiong
\rkwrigiit d. 1792. [1704i)]ants in good season, tint
Jih Sun. aft. Trinity, rain, is to say before their scedj
are formed, or nearly ripen-
PransfioMiration of our Lord.ed, and either throw them to
Name of Jesus. mticA your swine, or rake them in-
[iOiv tides. ^ Stat. fintrlo heaps, a^d bury tht.n with
6 <I SiT^-f:^, for «sods, mud, rich earth, &c. cr
■ 'A Lawrence. ftw daj/s.dry them in the sun for fecd-
10th Suii.afL.Trinity. J) runshig Cattle in the winter. —
Alorc [lii.frhTliis is the right time in tho
loonAclelaide born
Very hiy;h tides. Q
17D2. year for destroying tiie bush-
shoicers. es,which infest your p!»starep.
Perigee. jWet wea'her is best for thi.^
Jine /(;/• purpose, because the sstp ves-
•'^redorick the Great d. 178G.'sels will continue opon lon-
1 Ith ynn. aft. Trinity, ihegQr, the sap will be dir-
Tides fill. 5ert5oa.char<red,the roots wcakoneii,
much C(j')ler.]n.\]d eventually thry will iose
:Cin'T William IV. born ]7G.">,their power ofiiroduoing r. :;w
Qen.TiJJ, low tides. [kcpt2.''th!shoots. Tr.kc a scrutia zin^,
Jine. [May scieutilic survey of your fruit /
.S^ Bartholomew. setlltdirQCs, and ])ick off a pnrt of
12th^^un.aft.Tnn, ^stat.
ivcilher
27 O runs low. look out fSi
28 St /\;ifjudtine,
2y,John liapt. behead, Q apo.
•'.O'High tide-'. a slor.::
3 1, Joan Bunyar dioU. !Cc8.
'he iVuit fom the !iml;s which
i.re over loaded, 6r p it props
indor thejn. Your s-wine WiU
;"itten the la'-ter, ifth-^ycari
•lave access at will to char-
:oaK\vhich will give them an
p: cite fir tiheir ''o<)'^.
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Autumn-. SEPTEMBER, begins on Sunday.
The warm sun is failing, the bleak wind is \vailing;,
The baie boughs afo sighing, the pale flowers are clyin^^^.
And tljo year
On the eaBthher deathbed, in a shroud of leaves dead*.
r<i lying
Come, months, come away,
From November to May,
In saddest array ',
Follow tht bier
Of the dead cold year j
And like dim shadows watch by her sepulchre. '
liepuhlic of Lcflers^Pt. 4.pr:\4S^
FirsT}), 20th d.3h Im. eve. | FiiTfO/'^yih^tl- 7h. 12m. eve
r>M| Holiday-!, Weather, &g | farmer's calendar.
1'
2'
31
I3tli KSun.aft.TrJn. ^slat. |
London BurVit IGGO. OS. | See. to your fattiiigf s-^'ine.
6 (L ^ 11: ra:7?.|" The best mctliod offecdiiig
'Rcmar]Mh[y\vi\\ kind.s of gra'in to hog? jb
/neito grind it to nloal, and mix
Rev. in "nrunswick. Ger.. [it with watef,in|)roport'ion'of
Low tides. Enurchiis [5 bushels of me.il to 100 g'ai-
I4tii San. aft.Trir. Nat.nf B|lons of Water ;:thc mass to be
^ oT.eln.druns hioii.[VMaryiwell stirred severai times a
(5<I&9. rtg«i?z,lday until it hf^p fermer.tod'
ckii'ix.gts t()\k, b? conic slighliy acid, when
a):>ler['ii will be ready f'r use. In
^perigee. Gcn.Wolfe kil!ed;this way two or three vessels
Very h:gh tides, !LCross['5"J must, be kept for foraientation
in succession ; aiid the prof>t
rather will pay tlie ex{)Cnse."—
liambort. r/i/Z/.lCh\nge of diet makes fat
Lawrence Sterne died 17<;8 s'.vitie. The unripe ear? of
J\/'uw look onf for «|i(idian corn should^ be given
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Low tides
St. Matthew. ([_ runs low,
KJth Sun, aft. Trinity '
them before they become shri-
veiled and monldy. Hard corn
sliould not be dealt to swin^.
(^) crosses the line at 2h37m witl;OHt soaking, boUiu;?', or
i!;'o/en^.9/o/-;n,[morn, ©en.il jgnnding. Indian meal will be
with liigfi ivinJs.\h<j\tf^v for boiling, or at least'
St. Cyprian. ]) apogee. .tcalding ; and every kind of
Prince de Poli^anc & ah im- .food proper for sA^ine will bo-
High tide?. [()eached 1830'f!,'rect!y improved bv co<,ki
l7thSun.af.Trin. StMichaei's'ing.
StJerome [& AllAngel'yDay,
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The cliiM rain is fallin^-, thenipt worm is crawling:,
The rivers are swelling, the thunder is knelling
~ : For-the year,, ?^ ".- «"*..,
The blythe swallows are flown, ar.d the lizards each gons
To his d^^clli^g ; . ,. '
Come, months, come away ; x'
Put on your white, black, and grey/
Let your l.ght sisters play —
Ye, follow the bier » ' ^
Of the dead cold year,
And make her grave green with tear on tear. Rcp.Lef.
First <X / 20th d. 7h. 5()m.morn. [FullQ, 28th d.l lh 34jii morn.
Jrfoliday.s, Weather, &g. | farmer's tAiLf;NnAR.
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wcalher fotr
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18th Sun. af.Trin. Low tides.
the season
St Donv.a,
loicc & 9 s.
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F |l9Lli Syn. af.Trin. '
UjIIip:!! tides. ralhur
15| Virg-il born,B C70. unpleasant
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17| now comes
l8;St Luke. Cruns low.
y cn a lovii-
20i.hSun. af.Trin. Low tides.
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J) apcjTpo.
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Some farmers say ; V' it \\Q'&
better that the sun nev^r
should shine upon potatoes —
ttiey should be housed with'
all the diit tfiat ndherc? to
them." It is even benefu'iul
to add move dirt to potatoes-
in the cask, to exoJude ex--
tornal air a.s much as potei—
ble ; their surface should bo-
kept moist, and the atmos-
phere, which surrounds them^
as li:tle above the freezing
point a* possible,. In many
situations, it will ho an excel-
lent scheme to rake up all
the leaves of trees, and mouldy
vvhieh has been ])roduced Ly
their decay, v.hich can be
procured at a rea.sonable ex-
poi'.se and cnstthem into the
barn yai-d, as a hvyer to al-
.sovb the lifjuid manure frotn
the cattle. Likewise it wouhl
bo well to place quantities Of
iliem under cover, in situat;-
f»
Ilognrth died
F i21st STiii."aft.Trin. [I7(]4|0ii3 where you can obtain
SSj'stSimon ^- StJudc. '^t stat jthtm in winter to u.se as litter
2i>riig-h tides'. 7/;f>/T j-ff/w.itoyoir stable-, &r. They do
30 unsitllcd for Inot rot easily.but theyscr^e as
'^\l .some ilaiiS:,i sponge to jnibibe.'cind tQ-
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NOVEMBER, 30 days.
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Autumn. NOVEMBER begins on Friday.
When icicles bang Vy the wall,
And Dick the shepherd blows his nail, • '
And Tom bears log-s into the hall,
And milk comes frozen home in pail, ' ' "
When all aloud the wind doth blow, ', . - ,
And coughing drowns the parson's saw,, ' ' '
And birds sit brooding in the snow,
And Marian's nose looks red and raw ;
When blood is nipt, and ways be Ibul,
Then nightly sings the staring owl,
Tu-whoo !
Tii-whit ! tii-whoo ! a merry note,
While greasy Joan doth keel the pot.
iHrst^Tl^thJ^^a^^ lih 6rn. m JTn
DM I Holidays,Weather,&c
'T|7\¥yaTnts"Day']
21 A 11 Soul's Day. C runs higl,
F |22(] Sun.af.Trin. PrsSophia I
4lWmII.lau(led iuEn^landiese
51 Low tides. PowderPlot IfiOc
filDuke of Orleans g;uil. 1793
7;BeIgian coast block. 1830
B (J per. Prs. Augusta Sophia
*)!l ^9 <$>/i'//^"h^ Ji'fff'/j^'-[born.
F |23r(l Siin.aft.Tiiuity. is near.
]|,St Martin.
12 Higher tides. <5 O S,- ^
13Britius colder itiin
14 Warsaw taken ty the Rus
15jMachutus [sians, 1794
Ifil^runs low. strong sj/mpioms
farmer's calendar.
24th Sun> af. Trin.Tidcsful
of snoii
Very low tides. ^ gr. elong
^ apogee.
pleasant/or
St Cecilia'sDay. ©enters f
St Clement. <$ 0^21 the
25th Sun. aft, Trin. season.
St Catharine.
some snoio
High tides. Belgian Cong.ex-
[eluded. H.orOrrngerig3C
5 Stat. Rev. in Poland,! 83(
30}St. Andrew. C runs h'gh
tain urine, and convey to the
ield much food for j)laRts,
which, otherwise, might lie
lost. Gather winter apples by
'land in the middle of fair days
md by putting them down in
sand well dried, it is said you
may keep them till apples are
igain in season. Land which
13 composed m part of clay,
or what is called a stiff soil,
diould be ploughed in the fall
md laid as light as possible,
^o as to expose it to the action
of frost, whieh will, pulverize
md subdue it ; and insects
vvill be thus destroyed by ex-
posure to the rigors of winter.
8ut ])louglied land which is
-!andy,loosc,and porous should
lie and consolidate till spring.
It is tiifte to take a view of
your barn, cellar, and all o-
ther buildings, where injury
can be sustained by frost,and
wherever it is possible close
ovcry avenue to the intrusi-
ms of that unwelcome visi-
lant. There is no danger of
using ♦oo much ?alt in pre-
iservingfut pork.
DECEMBER, 31 days; •"• XlI.Montii'
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Winter. DECFMni-R l/rpins mi S'nrMJ.w
The s\iy m darker clouds is riad,
:" And dimly siiinos tliooncc bri;;lit sun,
And earth'* arrayed in looks mmc <;i(l —
All tolltbnt Aiilninn's rac<' is rtm ;
. .Aijd lotidly tlic harsli winds .vip;}i.
Old wintcrfs cloak of .snouy down . . -
O'er llu-s ififierif^arth again is thrown ; ; ^ '•
'Ti^ ci*e.sted uiHi his icy frown . * »
, To last till Spring: corrit^s iiij;h. '^
When sun and <»artli again \s seen,
Kach in its summer ^old and jrircii.
And beauty looks as it ne'rr hnd Imimi
CrushM by old VMnter^s sij^di.
'F^~J, ll)th 1h. KJm morn _[Fuil 0._2*^'=^' d.~7)Ti T?;ni morn.
dm| ilojiduys, Weathor, tfcc. | kakmfu's « \ i.e.ndar,
¥ I Advent Sunday. Hather T!;-: fiuincr should obtain
2|BaUlo ofAuslprlitz.1805. h is year's stork of wood for
ojRev.inEiijnfliind.KIS^'. co/./trifucl. ns early in tho season tia
4 Tides rather low. 3) per. <rt7.'tj'po<sibU\ and hofore thodeptli
^,6 5^- , frosiJiS F^now in the wood'-hmds
OiNicolas. JVotv /oo/r, renders it difficult to truverht;
7l\cy Shot 1815. out for n theni by a team. It would 1m<
F 2d Sun. in Adv. Concep.BV.Mj belter for firmerf. generally
c/ru'in^ speak JUL'', \o us«! the saw in-
stead of the axe, in prepariri;;!-
snow slorm. wood for the fire. It is sain
12 li (■ comes thst a fire composed (^f
13FtLury. (^ runs low. 5fi7/ sticks of wood, not more tli!»;i
14 VVaaliington died 1799 coWer',14 inches iong,will jrive more
F 3rd Sun. in Adv. ($ G & 9 than two thirds as njut-h beat
lt)| clear anrf as that made of double thf:
ITjSimon Bolivar died, 1830 llcnirlb; and thatsticks offrowi
9
10
11 High tides.
18i J) Apo:iec cold, hut
19 Uncommonly low tide?, ^stat.
20 pleasant J or
21 St. Thomas. Winter Solstice
F 4th Sun. in Adv. [© ents. ^5
2.S thf. Si'(i3'>n [71» 52m tV".
24 some snow
25 Christmas Dr.y mnij
2o|st Stephen. -^ eclipsed lotnl
3 to4 inches in dinnietcr oji .-.
medium will be found mo^^t
economical. A barren hrad
is much more to he dreaded
and deprecated tiian a barr<'ii
soil ; and y it may sow the
seeds of kn<»wle('frc end bijr"-
the fruit?; uf virtue to trBtUM-
tv. <,i!ito as wf'l] in t';e v,ji!-
27 Rt.J(dinF>v. notc[3,- jait vi.-iblc ter as in the summer, and I v
»>o 1 IT i__ I X 1 ^ » ■ _ I . : 1 • L • . 1 • 1 i? i, - ■ 1 '
28;Holy Innocents' J) bifrb tides
F list Sun. af.ChristmaK ^fi^r.e].
30 1 be expected.
>3JiSt, fSilvestcr. O in Perigee.
this kind of cullure yrn viU
be sure to ebta.tn a p(;ed cr»p
of pre^•cnt prosperity. {■«; well
as future felici'v.
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50 FAn^lKu's ALMANACK.
PROVINCE OF IS'O'^A-SOOTXA.
l.icMiteimnt Governor, Ilis ExcellencyLieutenant
General Sir Peregrine Maitlaud, K.C.B.
ProsiJent,Admini3tering the Government, during
the absence of tjie Lieut. Governor, the Honble.
THOMAS NiCHOLSOr^ JEFFERY
ins MJiJLoTrs couAvrL.*
Honorable Sampson Salter Blowers, Presi(I(»nt.
Honorable and Right I'ev. John, Lord Bishop of
iV ova- Scotia.
. Hon, Thomas Nicholson JcfTery,
Hon. Bi'enton Halliburton,
Hcm,Hibbert Nevvtcn Binney,
Hon. Enoa Collins,
Hon. Simon Brads treet Robie,
Hon, Charles Ramagc Prescott,
Hon, Samuel Cunard,
Hon, Henry Hezekiah Cogswell,
Hon, Peter McNab,
Hon. James Tobin,
Hun. Joseph Allison, and
Clerk, Sir Rupert D, George, Baronet.
Asst, Clerk, John C, Halliburton, Esq,
Cliaplain, Rev, Robert Willis, D. 1).
iMer^senger, Mr, Joseph Skallish,
•'■v
' i'iie Muiul.ers of Hi** !\Iajesty*s Cojiicil, lii'd ;lie>'peaker ©f the
iigjse ofAsstmblviure J asiicw of the Perice tkoughout ii»«Piovini«,
itenant
rAKMin 8 ALMANACK.
51
, during
r{on!)lc.
iY
sidont.
ishop of
peakcr •f \he
t Ui«PiOvini«,
HOUSE OF .ISSEMnLY.
B. G. W. ARciinJALP, Enquire, SpcaUfr.*
COUNTIES.
HnfifaT ]»G WArcliibakl, fWin LiiwfOn, ^Ico Piniih r,n(J
Jo ham nianclu-rci, Kf»(ir»
Cumberland •'"■\ Ah \ St.nv.-rt and IJo'cph Oxley, K-qrs
JJantM . . . .1 1'Jsnj IMvoIf aiid Win B IMIhh, Ecqrs
ATrn^r ',.... jt:|i^ha DcWolf, jr.siid ynml Cliiimiiin, Ei>\ts
Qt/<'<fnV« •••tJo!«ey)li FrcTMuan and fJas H Dcwolf, Kcqr.'*
.tfn;t/T7)o/r««« "t Wai 11 Ro.-tch iuid tJno JohDSton, Kttqrs
/.7inf«/)7<r^'' • ••t^Viu Rudolf find John Crcighton, KRqrs
5'ft<'/6Mrne««'«Hf:rhtrt Huntington and Jajr.es L€nt,It><]r3,
Si/dney-"-^ John Vonnp and fTl.oa Dickfon, Ei^qrs
0«r»c ^r/'/on- •••TiTwrcnce Kavanagii, Jamee B. Uniacke. ;.r.d
Will*!! Young, Esqrs.
TOWNSHIPS.
/•fet/i/rtx. •.•!>€ has R Fiiirbanks and -'tcphca W Debloia, _E#<qi3
Truro Vltx.uider Archibald, Esq
- f,;n.v /of. '.... .'Kobi Dickson, E^q
Londondfrry fJohn Wier, Enq
y^rrt/i<vsf . ...f James 8 Morse, Esq
Windsor- ••*
Falmouth"" fWin .^hey, E^q
.Wwpcrf. • • • • Fcli.v C othraii. E;* q
CarnwtfUis • • • ■ f John Morton , Eeq
JTorton'"- fFau-e^ H:irriy,E^q
JAnrponl " "■ii\ni<t:< 13urs», Ei^q
.^tinrr/j(>/?j!i«« • 'i Jatnes U Lovett. Esai
iiranville • • • •James Delap
X?t^?iy.. ..€iiaric3 Budd, Esq
Lune.nhvr;j^ f John I jCckiiian, Esq.
Barr'mgtori' • ■ 'fJohii Kou.cr, Esq
Shelburnc • • • • Charles l^ocl e, E^i
Yarmouth ..••!.-; if Poo!e> Esq
Sydnt y, C £ E . M . I odd , Esq
Arichat, C B"" Law. O'doanor DoyW, Esi-
Chaplain, Rgv R Fitz tTniacke, AM -, Clerk, Joh;i Whi'f-
don, Ksqj A^st Clerk, J F Gray, Esq; Sorgennt at Arms,
Mr. Matthew Forro.sler ; Aijst Sergt* at Anu:», Mr. AU-.ttiD^Jer
Uoylrf', Mcssengft Mr. JohnGibbs.
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91
'55
FARMRR S Al/>f AI«Ar.K.
?!l
Courif>fCh((nccry. — Ciianrcllor, ]\i% Honor thpTr<»-
..ftltlcnt ; Master of the lloUs, Hon S li Uobic, I. L [J ;
MdstcrJt, \lon i^ ifalli!)iirtf»n, Leuin M VVi!ki)i^, Pi-Irg
UiHvvnll and J (i Marshiill, Esrts ; /if><?:sM-(7r, Natlianiel
^y White, li?=q; CoumcUors and SjlicUorHy the Earristcri
u;ul Attoniies of'the Supreme Court.
CoiiH of Error ; Marriage and D'n^orrc. — His Majesty's
Counci'. A<lvocAtes and Proctors, the Barristers an(i
Attornies of tlie Supremo Conrt.
Court of Vice .'Idiniralhj. — .fudge, Hon S S Blowers ;
Advocate' General, S G W Archihald, Esq L Fi U ; Sol.
Xiene.-a). C U Fairbanks, Esq ; Ue^istrar, .T. 1\ HooiJ,
Esq ; Dci-'ly Re^. J S Tremain, Esq; Marshall, S W
J)eblois, Esq ; Deputy Marshali, ;
Advocates and Proctors, the F^arristers and Attornies
of the Supreme Coui^t.
Court Qf Escheats and Forf'lfnrcs. — Commissioner, J \V
Nuttino-, Esq; Ke^Mstrar, Sir Rupert D George, Dt.
SUPREME COL'iil'.— Chief Justice, Hon Sampson
Salter LJlpwtuvs ; Puisne .Indices, Hon H Hallihui-ton,
l^ouis M Wilkius and Richard J Uniacke, E.sqrs ; As-
sociate .hidjje, Peleo- Wiswall, Esq ; Attorney General,
JS G W Archihald, l-sq. L E I) ; SoPcitor (ieneral, C R
Fairbanks, Esq ; King's Counsel, U'llliam Hill,
ar,d Ksqrs; Clerk of the Crown and
Piothonotary throughout the Province^ Wm Thompjon
)utv, J W Nuttins:, Es(
'.puty
■»3>
iq.
Earristcrs and Attaniies at Law of the Siipre:re
Court, resklins^ in the Froviiice.
Halifax. — Hon. H H Cojrsuell, I) S Ch.rke, SG W
Archihald, (Attorney Gen.) J \y Nutfvnn:, William Hill,
I'lvinjj's Coun^^el.) C R Fairbanks, (Sol. (jlen,) James W
Jahn>lon, N W White, Wm B-Hliss, Beamish Murdoch,
A!ex. Primrose, J;is S Ti-eniaiu, Char!e> Twining;, Jas.
Pt Uniacke, John James Sawyer, James F liray, Went.
Flie^'her, Wm Voun;^, Charles W H Harris, Hugh Harts-
]v)rne, EH Harrington, Lawrence O'^'. Doyle, John C.
Hallihurtou, Win bowman, Wm Satherla.ud, Thouias B
Altkeu, \('peaii ( 'larke, A rchibald McQiic^'u andChavidcs
Ui'l Wallace, Ks(irs.
Pictou. — Thomas Dickson, Jothnm Blanchard, Henry
n'-'ielvadar, Martin Wilkins and Edward Roach, Esqrs.
Truro. — Jonathan Masters, George R Grassie and
J'ii ilci SlcwurL CiarLcj Fs(^is.
LheTrft-
1. r. D ;
%, Pi'lrg
athaniel
ariistcri
[rij esty's
ters arni
Howers ;
D ; Sol.
all, s yy
Ittornies
nor, J W
2, Dt.
Sarnp<>on
hbmton,
^q^s ; As-
General,
ral, C R
own arid
hompj.on
Siipre.re
SG W
iani [fill,
lames W
Murdoch,
inj?, Jag.
y, Went,
jh Harts-
, John ('.
Iioinas B
dChatVics
(I, Henry
, Ksqrs.
assie and
FAUMEtt's ALMAIfACK.
«rt
Annapolis. — Henry Goldsniilh, John Johnston, Wra
11 lioe, Jiinics A Dennison, Charles T C McColla and
Jo' n VV Ritcliic, Esqrs.
Difchy. — G K Nicholls, F.sq;
Brid;;e(o\vn.— Stephen Broniley, Alex H Winniett and
Silas L iMorse csqrs,
Amherst. — Janir?. S xMorse, Alex Stewart, Charles D
Roach and Silas C Morse, Esqrs.
Kentville — John Wliiddeii, John C Hall, Stephen II
Moore and Wm E Smith, Esqis.
Parrsboro',— Robert 13 Di(•k^on, Esqr.
Windsor. — L AJ Wijkins and liairy i\ii;g, Esqrs.
Newport. — D D Stewart, Esq.
Antij;onish, — John T Hill and Alex McDougQll, Esqrs.
Yarmouth. — Wm H Keating, i;s.].
Guysboro'.— Wiriinni F T^cs liarres, Esq.:
tiiverpool. — William Sterns, Samuel P Fairbanks and.
Snow Tarker Freeman, Esqrs."
Luneribuj'g. — Joiin Creighton, George F Solomon, Chas
B Owen and Charles Rolman, Esqps.
(Chester. — William Greaves, Esq.
C\fiPE-BRETOjy, Arichat.—Wm C Delaney and
J-ames Turnbull, rsqrs.— [Sydney,] — R Gibbons and
E Al Dodd, 1 sqrs :
Non-1 esidents practising in Cumberland, E B Chandler
and James Stewart, tsqrs.
A^ova- Scotia Barrister's Suciehj.
Patrons, The Chancellor, and the Honor;'.-
I)lc the Chief Justice, Honorary Members, l:;«
Judges of the 8i:prcme Court, 'i'rcasurer, Hon. ii ii
Co«^a\vcll, Librarian and Sec'y. J VV Nultiiig, L>q,
Commissioner's for lA%ht Ifoiiscr,
Hon. S Cunard, Tlionias Mawiaid and JarifT U.
lidrnarsh, Es(|r.s.
Conunis.^ioirors for the management of the INtnl -
llshnient on Sable Island Wm. Lawson, la u mu>
Wallace. FiHWAKD Cu^.^HI) and J.\s. H. 'I'lt'Mii.Mi,
Ksqrs. Clerk, Mr Edward Dnckett, Junr.
Commissioners of iLc Jurcnur.
lion. S B Ruble, lion 11 II C«>j:^woll, W'lii i.n^^^■iw. T.mu.
Ilartfhorno and Charles W Wallace. LItqrs, CUik. Mi. iJdw
DutkcU Junr.
64 riRMBR'8 ALMAJfACK.
COLLEGES AND CLERGY.
King's College Winrlsor.
Patrnn, His Graoo the Lord Arcliblr?liop of ^'initerbury.
Vuitor, the Lord Bishop of Nova-Sootia.
(iovernora, Hia Excollcncy the Lieutenant (J jveriior ; The
Lorl Bishop of Nova-Scotia, the Hon t.h 'Chief Ju^^iice,
the Jiid^e of the Vice Admiralty Court, tiie Sj)Gaker of
t'lo House of Assembly, tiiO Provincial Secretary, th«3
Aitorncy (leneral, tlje Solicitor General, the President and
V^ice President, of the Collc'^e.
Predide!it&; i^rofessoroT Divinity anlllcbrcw, Rev Charlet
PorLorjDlV.: Vice President, Profe.s.^or ofGri..nmar, Rhotonc,
Lo^ic, moral Sciences and Metaphysics, Rev
Acting Professor of Mathematics, N.itiiral .Piulosophy and
Ailroniony, Rev John .Stevondon, AM; Sci^'y & Troarfurcr, J
(.* flallib.irton, Fi^i ; Fellow, Bursar and Librarian, Rev Wm
IJ Kinf^, A M, : Principal of Lh;> Academy under the direction
of the Governors of King's College, Rev Joseph II Clinch,
A M.
TiiIlM;3.''-'>'Michaeliiia3 Torm commences, 1st Sept. and
enda on the L>th Dec. •'•'-' Hilary Term commences, 15. Jan. and
ends on t\\i Witarday ])roceJin^ Palm Sunday. ''^■"Easter
Term commences, on Uir Monday after Easter Monday, Hn<l
ends Saturday se'nnight before Wbit Sunday. Triiaiy Term
commences, on the morrow of Trinity Sunday, and ends uu
tliG Idt of July.
ICTOU AC.VDTCMY,
JCTOU.
TausTKES,— Rev Thos M'Oulloch, D i); lit Rev William
Frasir, Bi-hop of Tanen, Rev D Ros^, Rev James Robson,
ilov John McKinley, Rev D A Eraser. Rev K J M-Kenzie,
Rev J M Rae, S G W Archibald, l l d.; Al3x Grant, Thos
j)'.ck.^0!i au i Divid Crei.ijhton, Esqrrf. Principal, Rev Thoa.
M-CalloGh,D D. ; Professor, Mr M. McCulioch ; Teacberof
llij Inferior Brandies,
To
rms —first
term comn:!nccs 1st April, Second term, commences 1st
Ojiober, each termlar.ts four months.
BVIM'IST ACAOKMY
■Honon
Muiagr'n^ Committee. — Docfor^ Lewis Jolinston, Rev E .\
CrAwley, Rev. V/m C.iipmau RevJo.hn Pryor, J W Matting,
J SVJohnsto). Wiohnsonanl vSim:)n Fitch, Esqi'S.
Principal Rev John Pryor A M.
Clergy of the Estab'islied Church in N.S.^
Tiie Hoi. and Rt. Rev, J )!im. Ti')r I Bishop of Nova-Scotia,
Novv-Bi-unnvick, Prince Edward Island, NewfounJland and
Berm rli.
H tlifiX---Ven. Rob', VVilli-i, D.T). Arcli leaci>u and Rector,
an I Rov William Cot^woI!, A M. Onrate,tjf 8t Paul's ; Rev R
Fitz. Cuiaoko, A.M. Rector of StGoorfje's: Rev J T Twiniujr,
%
\
FARMKU'S ALMANACK.
'>'}
t) D. Garrison Ohnplain. ---Newport., Rev Clias I^ort^'-. 1) i>.
PrcH. of K C— Falmouth, lit'V Wm-Covhvnu, l)D - WinJ.-or,
Rev William C Kin;;, A M. Rector oTiho linrvetisil.y Cburcli. —
Dif^fby, Rev Roger Vitts, AB; AylesforiJ, R€'V
(-Jraiiville,ilcv Fras VVhalley : i>iidgc'town,Rev Jares R'lheit-
Ron; VVoymoutli,Rev Alfred Ci!piii,A •rrjYumi.^uth.Ucv Tlio? A
(»r;.:)tham, a m. ; Shelburne, Rev Thoi! B liow/and, L I, \) ;
Liverpool, Rev J T T Moody, a n ; Lunenbufg, Rev Jiii;;-,;
(' Cocliran, A B. ; LaHuve, Rev J W Weeks, a tj ; riient: r,
Rev James Shrcvo, a b ; ConvAaliis, Jlcv J Moore, OaMpboll,
A M ; liortoti, Rev John Clarke, a m ; Rawdoa, Rev Geo W
Morris a m j Kackville, Rev ; Dartnuuth,
Rev M B Deybrisny, a h; Truro, and Visiling Mi.-siouary, R( v
J Burnyeat ; Annapolis, Rev, Edwin (jilpiii, a f. ; Ainiier«t,
Rev RB Wigjrins, a r ; Pietoii, Rev Chirieri I'lliott, a r. ;
Anti<,'oi!ish, Rev Tho.s H Wlu?o, a b; Gny.->boro' R,ev Citarles
W We^ks, A M ; t-^ydney, [lev Charles Ingles, a h ; Aricha:,
Rev Jas. 8haw. — Visiting^ Missionary, Rev W B Kiii-',', am ;
Pi-incipal Collegiate Schord, Windsor, Rev J II Clinch, a m.
Ministers of the E'^tablislied Cluireli of Seollnnd.
Halifax, Rev John Scott, Rev Jolin Martin and Rev i neniaB
Aitken, A M. ; Dartmouth, Rev J imcs M( rri .on ; Cornv/aHi^
Ki-'V Wrn Fori^yth ; Hoi ton, Rev Geo Strnt.her:? •, ShelbnriH;,
Rev Gavin Lan.T ; Pictou Town, Rev Ken. J McKenzie ; Kae^
River, Pictou, Rev Don A Fraser ; WcsUCver. Fict( u. Rev,
Up'[)or Settlement, East River, Ucv John AicRae;
Mcrig-omish, Rev Dougald McKeichan.
Cle/'gyoftbe Presbyterian ;;reb cf Nov?.-S<;otia.
PRCSjiVTinir" OF -rKiKo.— -Loun i.di'rry, Mev J. Brown;
Truro, Rev J Waddcll : Lower-Siiubcnaead)' , k» v T S Crow* ,
Mubqnodobit, Rev Jo'di Sp; oU ; Econtnny. Rev A Kcir,
J^ewiacke, Rev J Fmiili : VVindeor, Rev J iuurduch ; Jpper
Shubenacadie, Rev R Blackwood ; Onslow, Rev John Baxte; -
paR«BtTERY OF iMCTou — Pictcu 'J'owr, Rov Jno MeKi-.lry,
A M ; We.*; River, Rev J>nn. Ros.s ; River John, iLcv John
MiichoU ; Meriii'inni.-jh, l?ev Wm Patrick; l)rrchc;-ter. Rev.
1' Tro'ter; Tatfii)v,>}T()uche, Rev lltij;h Ross ; t^t Mary'.« T'tv
Alex Lewis; Mabon, Rev W Millar; Lower Scttieniet* jln.'-t
River, Rev David Roy; U])irir Settlement, East Rivei^ Rev
A McGilvray.
PREsnYTKKY OK rRi.voF. FHWARD isT. AND— - Prince Town,
Hhv JKeir;St roter.--, Rev R Donorja ; Richmond Bay, Rev
W McGre;^for; Be<le(juc, Rev R .bt. S Puteia.>n; New London,
Rev IL Dunbar; Murray L'arbour, Rev Dtiniel McCurdy.
jKESBYTrRY OF MiRAMic iii.—Richibucto, Rov J McLt^an,
Chatham, Rev Jno McCiirdy ; Bat)iur»;t, Buy lie Cltuleur, R«v
Ja:ne< WadJuU ; New Carlisle, Ruv Aiilhony MtCabe.
rrcftchers, Ko/ Alex Blaikit^ jintl Mr VV Frasor; Pro<b««of
ofTliGoloyy, Uov Tuoi McCulloch, D D: Clerk of the Syiioil,
llov J imy.> U-oL>o;i. Tho Synod Mseti annually on the luat
Tue^d.iy of Juae.
Clorg-y of the RoiTiiin CaUiolic Church.
Itt^^hf Rev. Cr W;,i Friscr, Bishop of Tanon, and Virar ApoMoIic
of iVova-Sro.ij. Hahlax; Uev Joha Lmiglinau, Chezelcoo's, Rev
l)e:irii> G vtry. Dartmct it!i, Uev Janief Dunpliy. S:. Miiry'h Hay^
4<e»' Mr. Syaogiic. Ar-^vl«, Itev. Jol.n B. Moriii. Picioii, Rev. Mr.
jiohiid. M inc!i<;s;er, lien iiiiies Grant. Trac .die, Rev Pere V'iiicen'.
l*o.'iik<»\ [lev Mr h'nincis. ^i'yd!ley, Rev Georije M 'Eageney. Bru»
U'O. , lie/ Mr McI.,o(>d. St Pciers, Rev DennJi L.iwlor.
Wosloyiin Mi.s3ionario.=3.
llalitiv, Uev W iJowso.i jiiul Rev M Kichoy. Rev Wm Black,.
s'l peril unci ary. Li:ie ib jri^, Rev M Pope. Liverpool, Rev Georjje
Milii^r. Birri:i«jto;i, Rev VVilliam Padman, VarmouUi, Re/ William
M.-lJo i.il.i. lIorio.i,Htv Jjio Suowb-ill. Windsor, Rev Wm Cro*-
roiilxi, (^h.inMiaii of" the itistrict. Newport, Rev Wm Temple, i-'e-
cretwry ; R.;v Wiliiam Heiijeit, siiperiuiiuerary. Shubeuacadie, Rev
'riioai IS ('rostliwd'.e. Parr^boro' ^yc Rev J G Hennegar. Widlacf,
liev Tuo, Davis. River Jolm, Rtiv Thomas Taylor. Guysborongh,
Rev Will Smith. Sydney, Cape-Breton, Rev John Marshiill. Ship
Harbo ir, C U Rev Mai h. Craiiswick. Ciiailotte-Town, P. E. I.
iiev S.e])Jieii iiiiaiord. Tryo i and F?edeiiue, Rev Wdliam Webb. —
M irray Harbo.ir, Rev Robert Coouey.
Baptist Ministers.
Il.iiifax, R-tv. Jiio Burton and Rev. E A Crawley, a. m;.
A{ im-.mnls lMaiiis,R.jv. Geo Richardaon ; Nt!%rport, Rev. Geo
J);:n;»clv; Rawdon and Windsor, Reverend Ricliard
McLjarn ; Morton, II <n-. Thoo S ilardin-jf, Rev. .)a.s Stephens
e^ R)v. .TnoPryor \m.; (^Jnnvallld, Rev. Ed^v Manning, Rev.
David Il.irrij & Rev. VVm Chij)inan ; Falmouth, Rev. Robt
]}lcki? ; Aylesford, Rev. E/,ekiel Masters ; Nictan, Rev. In-
gram E Bil!; liowor Granville, Rev. ; Upper Gran-
ville, Rev. Nit. ViditoL! ; x\nn\|iulis, Rev. Wni Elder; Digby
?^eck, Rev. Peter Crandall Clements, Rev. Israel Potter &
Rev. ; Wilmot, Rjv. R W (Mmn-ngham ; Brier Ig-
lanl, Rev. Saml Bancroft; Varmoiith, R iv. Harris Harding &
Rev Win Barton ; Ra,'«Ted Islaiidf', Rev Jno Craig- ; Chester,
]lev Joseph Dim jck; Amherst, Rev Chis Tuppo*-; River Philip,
Rev Saml McCully; Onslow, Rev Jas Miinro; Lunenburg, Rev
Miynard Parker ; Liverpool, Rev A>it!i'y Diinock; Tryon, Rot
Ilezek. Hull ; Windsor Road, Hev Jr.u Doyle.
Licentiates, Lower Granville. Jojhii.i B Co^jfswcll; Cornwallis,
Thos II Porter ; Annapolis, S;i IS Mors Aylesford. Hy Saun-
ders, Ooadiah Saunders &i Ebcn. Sironach: Gnysboro', Jas
Brown.
Tlie Asjociiti )n, for this year, will bo held at Bridfretown,
County of Annipoiis, on tiie lirst Monday after the ^Oth June.
tarmkr's almanack.
57
he Syiioil,
11 tlte luiit
ley, A. iff
llt'v. (jieo
Richard
Stephens
iwijr, Rev.
(.'V. Robt
Rev. 1 ri-
per Graii-
er; Dig'bv
Potter &
; Brier ly-
larding &
; Chester,
er Philij),
jLirg, Rev
-yon, Rot
i>vnwalli»,
ly Saun-
Iboro', .Taj
ili'-etown,
loth Juue.
Apofllolic
eoo'«, Key
ary'h Hay^
, Kev. Mr.
-e V'iiicen'. ^
eney. Bran
Vm Bl,<ck,
ev Georj^e , 5
e/ William. ^
» »
i
\Vm Cro»-
'etnple, ^'e-
icadi'?. Key
. Wallarp, ^
ysboroMgh,
liiidi. Sliip
n, P. K. I. 1
*■
n Webb.— I
^lg:j*-MEMORA.yni/M The sittings of Courts, Aamcs
of Ojjictn, ffc tvill be found a/ranged nndur the rcsptctive
countict to which they belong*
CmNlToTTlALTFA
High SheriiTo/Z/ic Couatij, John James Sawvcr, Esq.
Coroner, J'\mes K. Gray, Esq.
Jfligh Court of Chancery, heJd before the Master o^
i,\\<i llolls, every Monday throiigliout the year.
J^uprcme Court sits at lialilax '2d lues, of Jan.
5rd Tues. j^pril, 2d Tues. of July, and 3d Taes, of Oct.
Inferior Courts-Its fit Halifax liilTucs of Marcli, Jane,
Sept, and Dec. — Judijes, Jas Fornian, John liowe, and
^anil Head, M. D.Esqr.^,
Commissioners' Court sits at Halifax 1st Monday of
ever}' mouth. Conunr's Jas Fornian, Rich 'I'romaiu, Jno
Liddoil, and D 8 Clarke, Esqrs. Clerk, N Clarke, ^>(^
Police Oifice open every day throughout tlie year, llo-
lid;)pys excepted. — Justices, John l-.iddeii,H \ eot)ia)iS,&.
M Richardson Esqrs. Cierit,!) S CUirke, K>q,
Sessions of the Peace held at Halifax 1st 'i ues. of
Mate!', June, :Scpt. and l)ec.
Ju.jtico-s of tlic Peace for District of Ilahfa-x, James
ronnan, Cnstos llolulo]um\ Joim Howe, Kufus Kair-
bunlvs, 8aml H'?ad M D, Jnoliiddell, Richardi Tremain,
Jlenry Yeomans, James Denvie, Adams Archibald, ^anil
A!b!\;, John AihrOj 'Ihomas Holland, Ai, Richardson,
Isaac Rayiic, Henry Y. Mott,C'eor<jeN Russ€l,J .Leandi r
Starr, Wni Logan, U'ni II Rouch, Henry A dau\vin,Johii
Spry Morris, John Hovse, junrJames Notde Shannon,
James H TidniAVsh, VYiiliamAnnand, William Sfewrjt,
Wm.K,Heyno!d>, Edward H l^o\ve.6'eoi j.e B (leijihfoi.,
'riionias G-een, William !! S.ie,ling,ThomaNlH)esbrisa; ,
AllVed E Coi'en and Francis l^arker, Estjrs. C. i*-, iy^.
Clarke, i''sq.
Conwu^isioncrs foi' V-'silin^- Ike .Isyliimfor.lkc Pi)'.}i\
Hon. Titomis N JcHcry, lion. Josepii Aliisun, .Ijur;cs
^ orman, Richard Tremain, .M Richardson.^ H. Veuruai s,
Jolin (.'lark, A). Tobiri, (J. S . Russell, '1 homas P\l.f,
J no opry Morris, k James N. iShannon, Esqr's,
Cotiiinnsionirs oj f^lrccts
{;In!ifax— Hon. H. H. Co^jsutll ; Hon. Joseph .\i!i^u;i;
(J. N. Uussfdi, James Tremaiii, and W II .^.;cliiii;:\
Ms«p-s---I)a!'lnioutii.Suinl i^l'ji'O; Ilu^": } 'ml jI.-.ij uc .iU( I
E ll Lowe Esqrs.
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58 rARMB»'f KisVkWKCK^
Commissioners jor the Common of Halifax.
lion. If. II. Cogswell, Stephen W. Deblois and J am«>s
B. Uniacke, Ksqrs.
Commissioners to examine and select Pilots for the Port of
Halifax. — William Pryor, James 11 Tidmarsh and Kdw.
Canard, Esqrs.
Commissioners of Schools.
Rev. Archdeacon Willis, Uev- John Scott, Uev. M.
B. Deshiisay, Lawrotjce Uartsliorne and Edw II Lo\re,
Ksqps. —Clerk, liugli H^rtshorne, Esq.
KATioNAi. SCHOOL Ml*. Abel iS. Gore, )
ACADIAN SCHOOL R' v.J.is.Morrison, [ Ma«terf.
UALiPAX GRAMMAR SCHOOL. .Ilev,J.T.T\vining,Di) )
Officers of the Provincial Revenue.
Collector, Hon li N Binney ; Guager and Weigher,
Andrew Richardson, Ksq ; Waitcisand Shipping Officers,
James liarratt, Bobert Hodges and George Sherlock ;
Collector oflight duty, Mr Edward Duckett j Collector
of License duty,-Wm M Ucblois, Esq.
Officers of His ATcycsh/'s Customs.
Collector, Hon Thomas N Jellery ; Compti oiler, Jno
Wallace, Esq ; Waiters and S&arclit;rs, 1> H Watson
Sc Joseph Dean, Esqrs; Surveyor of Shipping, Mr Edw
Duckett; Tide Surveyors, Messrs. F W Achoson and
T Holder ; Warehouse-keeper, W 11 lies, Esq ; Locker,
Kobert Dimmett ; Clerks, Messrs. H Best, J W Mad-
den, J II Noorian, John Garbv and Samuel Story, junr,
Tidesman, Errol Boyd ; Boatmen, Jas Wall & W hays ;
Broker, Mr Adam Grieve.
Health Officer, William B Almon, Esqr M D ; Super-
intendariit oC Quarantine, Mr Jacob Miller.
OFFICERS OF H.M. NAVAL YARD.
Cfipbun Superintendant, Sir Thos.Ussher, C. B. &. K. C. H.
Nrtva! Storekeeper, J RGloyer, Must Shipwright, A.F Jones, Ebqru
Ibt Clerk, ^ ( Jameii Ritchie,
> to Naval Storekeeper. }
2d^O; > • (JW McKwen.
(.ate Porter Mr Thom:'.s Mat^hewi..
Officers of H. M. Fictuallins '^^ard.
Victunllii.g Siorckfepcr Jo},„ r. do ^ or R»n.
Lmc^XQ Do. Mi,Duncau M'Queea
I
I tf am«»s
Port of
id Edw.
lev. M
[ Lowe,
Maatert.
reij^lioP,
Dftiriei's,
inrlock ;
ollcctor
Her, Jno
Watson
Mr Edw
on and
Locker,
V Mad-
ry, jimr.
V'liays ;
Super-
K. C. H.
iie8, Ebqrii
* llitcLie,
McEwen.
Vlutihawtt.
nor Eiq.
FAnMEl's ALMA HACK.
Halifax Banking Coinplun/.
Presidoiit, Hon H H Cogswell. Vict^-Pi( sidf nt, \N'r
,V.»
n
f
pryor, Esqr. I)iiectors,.lion Knos Collins, Hon Samiui
Cuuard, Hon Joseph Allison, Hon James 'J'oliin, Jolm
Clark and Martin G Black, ICsqrs. Cashi<^r, N T Hi!!,
Esq. Clerks, Mcssr.s. J C Wilkie, A (* Kramer and < ijtis
Wilkie. Messenger, 31r. Joseph Keellcr.
Discount Days — Tuesdays and Friday.*?.
Hours of bnsine.ss — from 10 to 3 o'clock. Siiiulay^
and Holidays excepted — Notes for discount to l»r lelt the
day previous, before 1 o'clock, with the Cashier.
Bmxk of JSt^cva-Scotia.
President, W Fiawson, Esq. I irectorss Alex. Miirisoi\
.W'nili Bliss, Matijer H Aimon, James W .Johnston. L
Viiiss, St'^phen N Biiuiey, James H Ua.'acke, J Lei>liinaii.
W Murdoch, J Dunaldh-on &. VV F Black,lL::qrs. Casliio ,
James Forman, junr. Ksq. Teller, MrHeniy .Vlundei!.
Clerk, Mr Beiijainiu Cat lisle. AJessenjijer, Mr J Maxwell.
Discount Days. — Tuesdays and Fridays.
Hours of businei-s — Croin 10 to ii o'cloc!^. Notes for
discoinit to bo left with the Cashier, the day pievious to
the discount day.
SAVINGS' BANK. :
Comm'r. & Trotisnrer, Mr^ Edw Duckott, junr. Committr-".
for oxaniininfr^hc Accounts. liou H.N Biiincy 8ir ll.U.Georye
Bt. and CW Wallace, E;ici.— The IJauk is kejit at tlio office ..f
tlie Treasurer of the Province, in the Provir.co Buihiin^.
liours of attendance from 8 to 10 o'clock, every 2Iondiiy morr.
Fire fVardens of tlve Toivn of Halifax.
Richard Tremain, Esq Chairman,— John Jltbro, Esq Sec'i/
and Treasurer. South Suhiirbs, Edward Fr,/or. C li Fdirbatikx
and JamcB Tremain^ Esqrs. St Pttjr's ll'ard, Jiyhn Allro, J K
Fairbanks and James Jiaint ^''^<;rs. St Jlattlino's Ward, L
JTartthorne and J A Barry, Ekqm. St raul\t Ward, George A'
Btutell and W A Black, Escps. Couuty Court House Ward,
Jho Dupmy and Thomas Bo3^a;stj Esqrs. St. John's Ward, Hon
Joaeph Allison, Jno Liddle 1^' Jno Clark, Esqrs. Aorth Barrack
Ward, Michl Tobin and S W Deblois, Esqrs. A'orth Suburbs,
li9n S Cunard, J J^ Shannon and J^yn-fh Starr, Esq-.s.
Committee of the Eire Wardcm appointed to r.ianas;e ajid
^rect at Firei, Richard Tremain, Thomas Bo^^a, John Albrn.
£ Pryar and J Ciarh, Ktqrt. to direct the Jixe-mtn^
$-'■
FARMER 8 ALMANACK.
FIRE AXE-MEN.
Rcbrtit Richardson, capt; Michael Croamor, lieu t. Tliomaa
l-KKio, scc'y, William Johnston, Errol Boyd, John llcNcal,
^Vin Mfirvin, Heavy Millor, VVilliani Rose, Matthew LoAn'.It';,
Janes MacXut. J.inies Grant, Patrick Mahony, Jiio McPher-
r»on, Samuel George, Arcli Lannr, Charles Marvin, Epiiraiii!
Lawlor, (Jeorge Caul, Peter Artz.
(t/^The Fire Engine Company and Axe Fire-men are ex-
empt from Militia duty and from serving b.3 iurnrs.
FIRE e;s^gixe company for the
TOIVW OF HjIUF.IX.
James Dechmax, senr. Captain
First Division — David Iluttori, Lieut ; ffenrj ftiJJ,
Thoij Mackie, TliQs Pallister, Wni J Roows, Win Calilvvfli,
'i'im>thy Couiiers, Wm Murray, J Muhony. II St. Andrews,
Jo-*eph Bennet, F Sturmy. William Liswcll, Wm Flyun, Mfuiy
Laiigley, Henry G llil!, James Smithers, John Rliin(l,&.lt»htv
Pallister.
Second Diviaion—Thoa Cassedy, liient; Jaa Carmuhaei,
LJw Sturmj^. J Drillio, Andw Crawford, Dajiicl MaLeiui.
Tkomtfs
klcNcal,
[.ovvn'.lt:,
Cpliraii*
I are ex-
THE
vy Hill,
"aliivvt'li,
tl&Juhiv
riiit'haei,
I
rARUER'» AI.MA?<ACK
fl
Tliou Wilson, Charles Hunter, Jeremiiili Mu!ili{j. Jno Ricl--
Rrdaon, Boaj Smithora, Jas Malcolm, Win Crawford Jiio
Jolinson, Joseph Scrivcn, William Miller, Tliomaa Lowad^,
Matuual Defreytaa, Jonoph RolU and John Ksson.
Third Division— Goo Little, Lieut; Henry S[)ike, Jaa Thom-
•on, R Haveratock, Sanil Carten, R A Bigby, Secretary, Wm
Piilen, George Boorton, Benjamin Wier, Georjfe Smitheri
an 1 John Johnson, junr.
Fourth Division— Michs.ol Hyren, Lieut; Elina Caboi, Jno
West, Alex Boyle, Robert WooJill, John Winters, Stephen
Studlcy and William Valcutiuc— Jas Smith, Honorary mem-
ber and Treasurer.
Agent for the " Protertion" Marine, and "F'tna" Fire
Lisurance Companies of Hartford, at Halifax, J. Leauder
Starr, Eiq.
CH.VMBClt, OF COMMFRCK,
Hon. S. CunarJ, President ; Andrew Belcher, V.. P. -
S. W. Deblois ; John Leauder S^arr, ^''ec & 'i'reasurer T
L. Ilartshorne, V P; Georj^e P Lawson ; J C Allison-
J G A Creighton; W 1) Fairbanks; David Alli&on and
M Tobiiijunr. Esqrs.
HALIFAX BlBCIIAMc's INSTITUTE.
W.Grijjor, Ksq. M. d. President ; JosephIIowe,F.sq .Lst
ViccProsidcnt ; George Young;, nsq. 2nd Vice Presid4M»t;
MrJ S Thonisoi, Secretary. Jas. Fornian,j rEsq.Treasurer.
CHARITAHLE IRISH SOCIETY.
Michael Tobir, Esq President ; J L Starr, Esq. Vice Presi-
dent; Mr M Creamer^ Secretary.
easterjy Dirisio.y
tncludos the Counties of Cumbe-rlar-d nnd Sydney, and Dis-
incta of ('olche.ster and Pictou. Chic;f Justice of thi; Irif'.'rior
Courts of Common Pleas, and President of tiie Cuait.- of Sus-
s-ion in this Division, William Q.Sawer.s.. Est}.
District of Colcho.stcr. County of Halifax. ' , -
Deputy Sheriff, G R Grad^ie,. Esti^. Coroner, j\at. MriLter?,
Esq.
t-.jipremo Court sits at Truro, Lst Tars cf June and 4:h Tuea
ofS'pt. Dep. Prot!»-y.. Goor„^J l);ll, E:S(i. ■ -• ••::
Inferior C';Mrt a:id Sfs^iioiK of v'sc Po.\:o, !;'j].f at Tr'aru :^iiil'
Tu . s- uf -'' u!iv K.:^] ^h:<\ Tucs of J u • v.
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I
A*«t. Judge*, Thomas I. Drown ami R. Di:.k«on, EfKjff,
Justices of the Peace, John Dickfloii, Robert Dickson, Nat.
M&stors, Thos 1 Brown, James FlemniiDg, Kdw Blanchnrd, I>.
V Crowe, Jolm Wier, Wni Ruthurford, Al»>x Campbell, John
8 F'lilton^ Samuel Archibald 3d, Silas Crano, Jamea Maliao,
Duncan^Bhick, Alcjt Kent, James Mooro, Joseph Fulton, DavUi
B Lynda, W Cuttfin,jr. imd Charles I) McCurdy, Kaqra.
Clerk of the Peace, William Dickson, Esq.
Surrojale Judge, JonHtfimi Murstern, Ksq. Comm*r. for
taking Special Bail on Actions depd'g in the Sup. Court, and
Regr. of Deedj. Geo Diil, Esq. Podt-masier^, Gay '■» River, 8.
Moore; Truro, Jon. Graves, Ksqrs. Collector of Impost and
IrUcisG, and of Lipht duties, Robert Dickson, Esq. (-'omin'rs.
of Schools, Rev John Bnrnycut, Uev Brown, Robert
Dickson, James Flemniing and Edward BlancLard, Ksqrs
District of Pictou, County of Halifax.
Deputy Sheriir, J VV iianis, Esq. Coroner. J McKay, T^mr.
Sinprcme Court sits atPictou last Tuos of May and OrdTuoi
ofScpt. Dep. Proth'y. Jomes Skinner,Ksq.
' Inferior Court and Sessions of the Peace, held ^t Pictou 3rd
Tuea of Jany and 'ltd Tues. of July.
Asat. Judges, Uw^h Deiioon, Geo. Smith, 11. J.atrden and
Wiiliam Mo. timer, Esqrs.
Jubticori of the Peace, Hugh Denoon, Custos Rotulorum ;
Robert Low Jen, Jiimes Skinner, Georj^c Smith, John Fraser,
Ab. Patterson, William Matlhewson, David McLoan, Robert
McKay, James Carmich!«el, John Oldinj:. Wm Mortimer, Geo
McLeod, Henry Hatton, D Crichton, J Holmes, Ken. McLean,
Adam Ciirr, James Frai?er and Richard Smith, Eaqrs. Clerk
of the Peace, Esq.
Surrogate Judge, George Smith, Esq. Comm'rs. for taking
Sp3cial IJiiil on Actions depd g. in the Suprem*} Cohi'I, Hugh
J>enf)on and James Skinner, Esqrs. Registrar of Deeds, H
Dennon, Esq. Post-rna.=;ter, Alex P Ross, Esq. Collector of
(Customs ; and of Impost and Excise, H Denoon, Esq. Waiter,
Searcher &, V/archou.se- keeper, Ou'en Cotton, Es(|. Collec-
t ir of Light duties, Thomas Corbett, Esq. Harbourmaster,
J Skinner. Health Officers, Drs. James Skinner and Joseph
(Jhipman. Comm'rs. of Streets, Robert McK.vy, J Paiterton,
Gio Campbell and Jolin Taylor, Esors. Comm'rs. of Schools,
Rev Dnncan Ros«, Rev Charles Elliott, Rev K J McKenzie,
G Smith &L H Hatton, Esqrs. Agent for LloydV,i!t:. Sub-Agent
lor the Etna and Protection Insurance Comnani*'8, Jas. D«w
soil, Eijq. Dop. Insp. Pish, A D Gordon and W Patten-^er. —
Fir« Wardens, T Lowden, J McKay, G. C.impbell, J W Har-
ris, 11 Hatton, Wm Mortimer, J Treneman, J Taylor, Georgo
McKay, James Dawson, R McKay and J Purvis, Ejiqrsi. Fir«
Ettgiao Companr, Caplaio James Creightou, Lieuts. William
Cfli/'jett and A 1) Gordon.
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9on, Nat.
ichnrd, I>.
bell, John
a Maiiari,
on, Davi4
(]ra.
mm'r. for
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VARMER^t ALMANiCI.
cou:*TY or btdwkt.
63
ttulorum ;
\n Fraser,
Robert
mer, Geo
McLean,
Clerk
r takinor
ri, Hugh
Deeds, H
ector of
Waiter,
Collec-
r master,
I Jceeph
uUertoi),
Schools,
cKenzie,
b-Agent
as. Tkiw
en'xer. —
W Har-
Georgo
rs. F'\rB
William
'
Tliir), ShfJrifT.KennothMcDonald, K»q.— Dep.Shorift', W;n 0.
Jisf^ernm, E«q. Corouera J H Weoliii and J Ci Pwabo.Jy ,
Fi^qr*.
t^iiipronie Court Hits at Dorchester, Qd Tue«day of Sept—
dop i>roth'y Alex McDonald, Esq M I).
Interior Court, and Sessions of the Peace for the Upper Dis-
trict, liold at Dorehof'tcr, first Tuesday of May and «i Tue«
ofO;Uobpr. As.^t Judges, John Cunningham and Dcnjamia
Ojdf'i, Esqrs. ; And for the Lower district — at Guyaboro' 2d
Tues lay of Miy, and 4thTuesdayof Octr. Asat Judges, io»
Mar?»hali and Robert Hartihorne, Ksqrs.
JuiUcGS of tho Peicc — Upper Diitrict — Jno Cunningham,
Cit-iloi liotuiK'U'n; Alox McDonald, John McDonald, Robert
N Henry, 15mij Ogdcn, Jnirios Randall, Huo;h McDonald, Jo«
Symoii.ls, William C Hierldiy, George Urenuan Sr Wrn Jame«
Corbett, E-iqrj. — Low:/' Distndj 'I hom\8 Cutler, Custos Ro-
tulurun; .losoph Marshall, William Atwatcr, Chritttian Miller,
Ro!)t M t;at.ler. Went. Taylor, Chas Archibald, Wm McKeen,
Robert Ilartiliornc, John Newton, David Campbell, Hugh
McDonald, Joshua Maxwell, Tljouias Glencro93, Jno Smith,
D. MI. Sinclair aiul Charles Hrodie, Esqr,?. Clerks ol" Peactj,
U|j[)(?r di.s. R S iioary ; Lower di.^. W () Helfeman, Esqrs.
vSuiTogate JuJy.^s, (Jpptr Dis. A\kk McDonald M D.',Loi»tr
/Hi). W. P. De-sHirre.-!, Esqrs. Dep.Regr*;*. Deeds. Upper DiS'
J't ) Cunninjrham, Lower Dis. Tho.s Cutler,E9qr3.Coromr'8 fur
takiM'^ sj)eciall> lil on Aciio;is depd'g in the tiup. Court — Up-
per Dis. Alex McDonald; Loiotr Din. Went.Taylor,E3qrg.—
Collector of Customs ; of Impost and Excise ; and of Light
Duty, f3uncan McCoU, Erfqr. — Postmasters, Anti;jonishe,"H.
N. Henry ; Guysboro', Robert M Cutler, Esqi\s. — Conimia-
sioners of Schools, Lower dis. Rev Chas Weeks, Robert M
Cutler, Went. Taylor, Robert Hartnhorne and DuncanMcColl,
Esqrs. Upper dis. Right Rev. Bishop Fraser, Rev Tho»
Trotter, Rev T Whit-^, Alex McDonald and Hugh Mc Don-
ald, Esqrs. Health Otficer Guysboro' Dr. Wm. Cantrell.
cor ."STY OK CUMHf.RT.AND.
High Sheriff, Joshua Chandler, Esq. Coroners Jno Mori«
and W W. Bent E^qrs.
Supreme Court sits at Amherst 9d Tucsdpy of June.
Dop. Proth'y., Silas H. Morse, Esq
Inferior Court and Sessions of the Peace, held at Amherst
Ist Tucs;lay of Jan'y and last Tuesday of June. A;isi.stant
Ju l<ro^, Thos Roach, D McFarlane, R McG Dickey and Wm
U iker Eeqrs.
C/omm'rj for taking Special Bail onActions dep'g in theSu
Court, Cnas Baker, Thos Roach, S H Morse and D McFa
Uns, Edqrs.
ur-
04
rAHUCn^ii kLMXyiCK,
i i
Juiticc* of the Pcwe, Thoa Roach, Cuslo-? Rotulorum; Kd-
ward Baker, Gabriel Purdy, Daril McFariane, Win IJaktr,
(jaiii* Lewis, John Mori*c, Gcorgo Ucr^iniin, James Mc>Iab,
Styphcn (3xlcy, llobt McG Dickey, Jiio JohiHton, Wm Smith,
Michael (iordon, Luther Luahy and Thoa Watson Ei^qru. —
Clerk ot'the Peane,,Siiatf C\ Morse, Llsqr.
Surrogate Judge and Ro|rislrar, Alox St'nvart, Esq.
GRogiitrar of Deode, Wni Bakc;r, Esq. Col of (^iirtt^md Mich
Jordon, Esq. Col's of Impost and Excise Thoa Chupnixn and
loshua Chandler Esqrti. — (>ol. oi'Liffht Duties, Joshua Clmnd-
er, Eaqr. Post-master, Silas IJ. Morse, Esqr.
Commr'?. of Schools, Rev R B Wiijointj, James S Morse,
Alex Stewart, Danitl McFarlunc and Jos. Oxley, Ei<ir».
MWliLE DlVlSlO.y
Includes the Counties cf Ilant?, King's, Queen's and Luncn-
' burg Chief Justice of the Inferior Courts of Comunuu
pleas and PresiiU^nt ofthe Cwuits of Session in this division,
Thomia C. llaliburlon, Esij
col NTY OF HvV.NTS.
lli'jrh Sheriif, C^harle;-< J Wilkins Esqr. Coroner:', Nat!iailel
Jenkins and J Smith, Escjrs.
Supren»e Court sits at Windsor Inst Tuesday of May, and
4ih Tues'lny of September. Dep Proih'y. Hugh Jenkins, Esq.
Inferior Coort and Ses.siona of the jM-ace, Iield at Windsor^
Ist Tuesday of Jan'v and 1st 'J'ues of Jul v. At^st. Jud;(es, Wm
H Shey, Jno Elder and Benj ShilKito, Esqrs
* Justices of the Peace. — Thos (\ Halibuiton, Cuslos Rolulo-
nim ; SllMbucl Dimnck, Wm II Siiey, Jno Smith, P.enjamin
Dou'olf, Jose{)h Spnt'ell, Jacob Withrow, Jno Diiucck, Jno El-
der, Richard, Smith, Daniel W^ier, Wm O'BHon, Jno AllLson,
Patrick Wright, Thos King, "Benjamin CascyjRfmjamiM Shillilo, .
Jno Cociiran, Benjamin Smith, Sairil Denni3on. Jno Ctis King,
Richard MclI;'.flr\v,(non of Robert,)Fruncis Parker, Wm Muui-
ftrrd, and Jno N Grant Er-qrs.
(^l'?rko!-the Pettcc, B'^njamiii Dowolf, Esq.
Comiii r.s. for ttikii'.g Spocial Bail on Actions dcpd'g in tiitf
Sup. vloait, Put Wright and Hugh Jenkins, E^qrs. RegV. of
Deeds; Col. of Imp. and E.ccise ; and of T^ight duty, Asa
'I'onie, Esq.. CoU (;f CubLoms, P Wright, lOso. Pust-masteis,
\Vlniist)'r, J«>hu Linnard ; Rav/don, J \7ithro\v, Esqrs. Com-
in;Sii )ii .':s ol' Sire I !.;-;, Windsor, Pat Wright and H Goudge,
E^qr^ ; I''uluiouth. C!;:irlcs Inglii, Ja-nes Son^-ster, EIi:;s Puy-
zAut, Al'an Voiuig and Thomas Curric, Esqrs. Comui'r.* of
ijohools, Rrv W C King, Wm IJ Shey, Le»vis M Wilking, junr..
J ui^n .'Allison and iici'j'inHn Siiillito, Iiisqrs,
r(i;:.\Tv OK f i.vcis.
High SherlfT C-o Ciiipiiii-i. Iv-i. Coroners. W C Moore^.
Uaiavi Dewol*' Juuic- A'li-ri :■:..; CE ilatchroi-vl; Ksqrs.
'
)rum; Kd-
ni IJakcr,
/'in Simth)
J Ei»qrfl. —
tiDd Midi
[)in\n and
la Chand-
S Morse,
d Liincn-
Coinunuii
3 divifcioii, ,
Xatliailel
May, and
<iii.s, Efc(i.
Windsor^
If OS, Win'
.t Uolulo-
'cnjrunin
, J no E!-
Allisoii,
aiiillilo,.
is King,
ni Muiu-
}? in t!i«
it'^^^'r. of
ity, Asa
in asters,
Coni-
tjiou<lpe,
;iS Piiy-
Tnj'r.-i; of
lis, junr..
Moore^
fARMER'rf ALUAXACK.
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/
Supremo Court sits at Kentville Ut-Tuesday tf May, and
Sd Tuoiiday of dept. Deputy rrotlj'y.^Sainnel L. Allison, Esq
Gonini'r."* for Inking Special Hail onActiona depd'g in the Sup
Court, .SaniMol I> Allison and Jamof^ Hatchford, u. E.-q-8.
Inferior (Jourt and SoHsiona of ilio Peace, held atKentvilli
3d Tucs. of May .S-'^dTues. of Nov,T-Asst. Judi^cs, Jno Cliip-
■lan, Winf 'anj|)bell, Win A C'hipinan, and Jas D Harri.s,Ef-qr8.
Justices of the Pcuce. J no Chipman, Cusloa Bululorutn ; VVm
Campbell. James KaU'hford, Daniel* Dowolf, {Sauil Bishop,
Henry V Bus<kirk, Jno Weils, Shearman Dennison, Jas Den-
nirton, Daniel Lockhart, Jn? Fnllerlon, Jas D Harris, William
Chipman, Hnrris Harrington, Jas N. Crane, J. W. Muynard,
(valeb H Hand, Jcasc? Lewis, Sand Beckwith, David Whidden,
Jno M(nton, Elisha Dewolf Jr, W, C Campbtll, S. Chipman,
James Harris, Junr, Simon F'itch, Thos Tuj)per, oiul Abraham
Gesncr.E<qrs. Clerk ot'ihe Peace, W H. Chipmaii, Esq.
Siirrojrato Jiidgo W. C-:m[)holI, Esq.; llegi*o. of Deeds for
Horton, Aylesford and (Jornwallis, W Campbell,; for Parrs-
boro' J Ratchford, jr. Esqjs. ; Col's, of Customs, Cornwallis, D
Whiddon ; Parrsboro'. R li Dic^fson, Esfjrs. Golnflmpund
Ex.-is;", D. Whidden, Esq. Post-mar's. Wolfville, E Dewo^fr
Kentville, J F Hutchmson ; I'arrsboro', Jas Ratcliford, Es(iru.
Coimn'rs of Schools, R^?v J S Clarke, Rev J M Campbell, Sanil
Bishoj), James Allison and Caleb H Rand, Eiqrs.
Healtli Officer at Parrsboro' Dr. James C Hume.
COUNTY Of QUKENS.
Hi;Lrh ShcriC Benj Knaut, Esij, Coroner, J Whitman, Es«q.
Supreme ('ourtsits at Liverpool Ist Tuesday of Jidy.—
Dep. Proth'y & Comm'r. for taking Special Bail on Actions
dep'dg in the Sup. Court, Jas Rogers, Esqr.
InferiorCourt and Si?s3. of the Peace, held at Liverpool 4th
Tues. of April and 4th Tues.of Oct. Asst. Judges,Joshua New-
ton, Joseph Frecnwm, Jas. Dev.olf §• Caleb Soeley Esqrs.
Justices oi the Peace, Thomas C Halliburton, Joshua New-
ton, Cuslos Rotuiunim ; Isaac Dexter,- Jose]>h Freeman, Snow
Parker, Benjamin Knaut, James Goreham, James R Dewolf,.
Jno Burss-, Jas Dewolf, jas Barss, Wm B Taylor, Nat Smith,
John Campbell, Freeman Tupper &► Whitman Freeman, Esqrs.
Clerk of the Peace,. James Rogers, Esqr.
Sur. Judge ; Collector of Imp. and Ex ; of Light Duty ; and
Col. of Customs, Joshua Newton, Esq. Comptroller, John H
Freenmn, Esq, Reg of Deeu*s & Post-master, B. Knaut, Esq.
Cora'rs of Streets, J R Dewolf, John Roberts &: SVm Sterns,
Esqrs. Firewards Ja« Rogers. Benj. Knaut, Paul Collins, Wni
B Taylor and Stephen CoilinaiEsqr.
Fire Engine Men, James Burts, Capt. Wm MvfJill, Jno De-
wolf, Wm Johnston, Wm Cold and Thos Frctinan. HeultU
Ofticors, Drs. A Webster & D Ciicve. Ccmurrs. uf Schoola.
Rev J T Moody, Joshui Newton, B'jujamiu Kauut, Juo' lUr»4
and Nat Smith, liiqrs.
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FARUEU 9 AT.SIAXAri*.
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COU.'XTy or LLNENHLUa .
Iliflrh Sheriff, J II Kaulback, Pl-q. (.'oror.cr J C RiK:t>irii:«>q.
Wnpremc Coi.vt sit? at LuneDburiX iast Tnosdav ofJiiiie. —
D, 'p proth'v. and Comurr. for ttikiTiii Special Bail on Actiona
dcpV in the Sup Court, D. OweTi P^jq.
InKiiorCourt and Sess-. ol'thePface iield atT.v.nonbiii-i^^Jd'riiRig
of April and 2d Tues.ofOn. AsstJudjres, J Pernelto, (i Mil-
ler Si' E James, Esiirs.
Justices of the Poacp, E Jamos, Cus. Rot. J Pornctto, .las
Waliior, J C Rudolf, Joim Evans, G Miller, W Ah'xanJerJn:*
Hcckmanjas S Wells, Thos (jlodfi oy, Jnn [hint. VV'ni liudol:',
(jioo Alitcheli, &,' WniS Morris Esqrs. C. P. C B Owen Esq.
Siir. Ju jo-o, J Purnetti, Esq. Ro^,'V, (lOo T Salomon. Es j.
Ro^r. of Deeds, F Rudolf, Esq. Cnl'r of Cuslonis, A «ii.-uc--',
Esq. Col. of Imp. and Ex.; and (d'Li<]fht duty, Thon (jloiJrey,
I'Uq. Po3t micstera, Lunenburg, C Rudolf; Chester, (joorye
?.Jitr.hGll, K.'^qrs. Conim'rs of Slreeti, William Rudolf, John
Ci'ei;.;hlon and John lle;'!uii:in, Esqrs. Health (Jlncer, Doctor
JJicoba. (ilunins'r^. of Sclioola, Rev J C Cochran, Rev. ■
Pope, G Miller, John iloclvihan and John Hunt, Eaqr^.
Includes t'ao Counti^r) of Annapolis and Shelburno. Chief Jus-
tice of thc3 Infoj-ior ('^(jnri? of (■(Mnmon iMeas nnd President of
tlie Courla of t-'ession i-i thio I'istrict, 'j'hgs RiTeiuE, Esq.
COU-JtV OF ANNAPOMt;.
Ilicrh Shoiiff, E H Ci!-!. r, Esq. Coroners. Sii Snow, J R.
Loveit. David Hall "vckI IvJv.'ar i J Youn';. Ej^qrs
Supreme Court sits at Ann tpolis 2d l^lOi^'lay of June, and
2d Tues ofSoptr. Dop. ProUi'y Sf Conimr. for takin^r Special
Rail on Acti<uis depd'c^ in the ISup. Court, Eben Cutler, Esqr.
Inferior Court and Se^^jions of the Peace, held at Annapi.lis
Jid Tuesday of April, and 1st Tncs oi'Nor; and at Digby Ist
Tuos of July, and -id Tee.-.day of Doc. Asst. Judjres, Elkanah
Aiorton, Wni F Ronnell, Cereno U Jones and Thoa Rilchiv.
[aon of Andrew] Esqrs.
Justices of the Peace, Thoma.s Ritchie. Custos Rolulorum :
Elkanah Mo: ton, Phiuf.'Ks Jjovett, John MorehoU:^e, John M
ijii^oy:;ii-', Thomas RiJciiie [Son of An.irew,] Jo.shu-i Qtierrau,
Win F Honriell, Cereno U Jone«, Charles Jones, NVm Bent,
Hm\i\ Campbell, Saml Chesley, Anthony llannan.S. Doucett,
J no Ditmars. Thoa Jiiines, Geo liobinson, Benj inciter, Chat
IJudd, Colin Campbell, Jr. Chas McCarthy, Elisha Payson, Ja«
Hail, James R Eov( t<, Jno Robinsjon [of Dif?by,l Wu) Spurr,
Wm Randall, Z'lbulon Phinney, Thomas Milts and Juo Bent.
Kaqrs, Clerk of the Peace, Saml Covvlinp', Eaq.
♦iur. Judge, E H Cutler, Enq. Reg'ra Deeds, Eastern Dis.
E H Cutler ; Western, dis. C Jones, Esq™. Col's, of Cu«-
Vquw, Aunap;>iia, H Goldjinitbj Digby, John E Morton, Esqrs
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oir, John
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MR, Esq.
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Spurr,
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Col'n of Iinpoft nnd Excise, and of Light Duty, Annaprolis, II
Geldsiuith ; Digby, lilk. Morton. Eiqrs. Poslm'iS. Annapoli.-
SHinuel Cowling ; Di>rby, W F ijonncll ; Brid^rotown, Thos.
S|);jrr,l!^sqrs. Health Officer. Digby, Dr. -1%-^— Jit nt. CoraVi.
of Schools-, Eaatorn (lis. Kcv Kdwiii CJilpin, liuv Fras VVhaL
h'y, JI. (iohiiJiniUi, JohnJoliiutou and Thoinns Jainrij,Rs(|rs.
VVeaf.ern district, HovRogerVietH, Wjh F Bonne;], C U Jonee,
Chas .M'Carti»y"&. Ch;irlosBadd, U. qry.
COL'.NTY OF SMri^HrnNE.
llijxlj SlierilT, Jo!m JJing ly. Esq. Ckirup.crj G Bin^ay and
J Wieser, Esqrs.
. Suproii.e Court t^its at Sholburn^ 'Jd Tiies of July.— Dep.
Proth'y. nnd Conuu'r. for t;ikin'^ Sjkccial IJ'iil ou Actioni
d.cpd'^r ill the i:lup. Court, M. liUutiDgto:!, Ksqr.
Inferior Court and Se:3oions of the Foaco for the dis. of Yar-
mouth and Argylo, Ia-jM at 'J'u«kct Viila-jo, ist Tuesdeij
of May, and at Ynrnionth, Ith Tuot;. of Sept. ; aiul for the Dm.
of Shelburne, at JShclba.'-pc, '-ind Tups. May 4* 2nd Tuesday
Septr, Asst. Judges, Dis. Varnioulh & Argyl-.'. Sanil S.FooU
and Henry G. Farish, Esrrn ; District of Kliclburnc, Gideon
White, EbcnezerCrovvell, Jacob. V, Buykirk, T. Crowoli ^ W
B Sargeant, Esqry.
Justices of the Peace, Di.«. of Yarmouth and Argyle, Saml.
S Poolo, Ciisios Rotuloruin ; Ilejiry (x. Farish, Jiio Bingay,
(Jabriel Van Norden, Jacob Kelly, Henj:inun Bingay, John
WcKinnon, D;ivid Van Novdtjn, Abr.ihaui licut, Jas Bond, A.
V. S. Forbes, E.^qr3. 4" Rev. J no B Hobin. j;i-. of Sijeiburno,
Gideon White, Custos lioluloruin , Jacob V Buskirk, James
Lent, Eberiezer Crov.ell, Obadiah Wilaon, Thouias Crowell,
Robert Curne, John Homer & Wm Sargeant. Esqrs.
Sur. Judges, Dis. Shcdburne, (iid(!on White ; Dis. of Y'ar-
riioutlj & Aryyle, W H Kcaling, Esqrs. Reg'rs cf Deeds,
Eastern di^. Gideon White junr. ; Western dif, H G Fa;-iph,
Edqrs. Po.stmas'rs, »She!burne, Jacob Weiser; Yarmouth, H G
Fariiilt, Esqr-i. Col'rs of Customs. Yarmouth, A V S Forbes ;
Shelbuiuo, J V Biudiirl: ; I>evv Edinburgli, R Haukinsoi» ;
Barrin<) Lon,To.'; Honjcr; Arfjyle, J MrKinnon.liijqrs. CoPrs <■!'
I lip. and Ea. Yarmouth, II G Farisli ; Shelburne, Jacob V
Bus«kiik ; Argylo, John McKinnon ; New Edinburgh, Samuel
Caaifjbeli, Eriqri. Coi'ra. of liiglit Doty, Y^urmouth, Joseph
Bond; Siiei^urnc, J V Buskirk ; Argylo, John McKinnon,
Evii-d. He:ilth Ofujors, Shelburae, Dr. Alex Janiieson , —
BirriiijTton, Dr. Thomas Gedde.i ; from Y'lrmoutii, including
that Port to We.-jtern yide ofJebogm harboiu', Dr H (i Farish,
Eiiiiteni side of Jebogno harbour, includir.g- Tuaket and Ar-
gyle, Dr. Thos I Wdaon. Comm'ry. of Schools, District i f
Slielburne, Uev Dr Rowland, Thomoj Crowell, John Hoiut'/,
W Robertson & Joshua iMiow, Eaqri. Di«. Yarmouth, Rv^v T.
Granihtm, Rjv Mr Morine. Saml S Pooio, HtiiiryG Faiijih and
James I^out, juur. E^qra.
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CCIVyVY OF CAPK BRETOTT.
Chief Justice of the Inferior Courts of Coui.Pleas,and Pres, •
of the Courtj<orSessions in this County, John GMarBhall.Et<q.
High SiicritT,John Fullor Esq.-Coror.erp,Jno Sniith,Jo»eph
Noad, and Jno McDonald, Esqrs
Snprcmc Court sit4 at Sydney, bst Tuesday of Aufrust; ■
and at Aricliat on the 1st Tues ofSeptr. Prothonotary for
the County C. C Leonard, Ejq. D^'pv. Prothy's, Arichat, A,
Madden : Mabou J. li. Tremain Es.;r.<.
Inferior Coirt and Hes-sioni of tiio Peace for the Ncthern
clis. held at Sydnoy ^iid Tues of March, and 4thTue3 of Ocl;
for ihcj youthern di«. at Ai-ichat, 21 Tuo.3. of April- and 2A
Tu(;s of Nov ; and for tlie Western (\h. at PortHood ;5d Tiiod
April and JM Tues. of Nov. A^st. Judges,— N. E. di.^lricl —
Thos Crawley and Win Oasley, Esqrs, Soiithern diiitnct,
O.f'in^nt Hubert. John Joan and Peteri)eCarterot,Esqr3.
Nortliwestern (hstrict, Jno Watts and Wm McKeon.E-jqrs.
JiidtiiH'.s of the Peace, John Geo Afarshal), Custo^ Rotulo-
rnrn— :\, E. di-i. Afchbd Dodd, Thos Crawley; Richd Gibbon?,
Chas E. Leonard, Peter H Clarke, Wm Gam-nell, James Dnf-
fns, Norniln McLeod, llobt Gnram dl, Jacob S Inj^rahnm, Jno
McKinnon,Richd Smith, Jno Mclony, Alex Munro, C Barriug-
ton, Charles Mc Alpine. W. R. Bown and Wm On.slcy,Esqts.
Southern dis.Clen^ent Hubert, Chas McNab, An<hv Madden,
Thos E Chandler, Nicholas H Martrn, Jno Jean,John Jnnvrin,
I'etcr DeCarteret; AVm Crichton,- Morgran Doyle, Dougald B
McNab, Jno Luce and Law Kavanagh, Esqrs. — N. E. district,
Wm Watts, John Campbell, WniMcKeeil, Nicholas l*aint,
John L Tremain, Izad Mart, JasHawley, Hen. Taylor,Nathaniel
Clough, KennethChisholin, MurdoMcCaskilijAndwMcDonald
ana H. Skinner Esqr?.
Surrogate Judges, AVni. C. Delaney Esqr of Arichnt, for the
Sotithorn Dis. and J. L.Trrmain Esq. of Port Hood, for the
N W. dis. Reg'rs of Deeds, Western dis. J L Tremain ;
Southern, J Turnbull ^ Northern dis. C R Ward, Esqrs.— Col-
lectors of Customs, Sydney. J W"Benn ; Bridgeport, Hector
Leonar' ^'-- '' ''- " "-' ' ' ^^- '"-''■"-
Esqi
ipti
vryor, Cha.-* Barrington, Esq. Col'r^. of Impost and Excise,
aud of Light Duty, Sydney, Chas E Leonard ; Port IlotJd, Jno
L. Tremain ; Arichat, J. Turnbull Esqrs. Postmasters, Syd-
ivey, Jos Xoad ; Arichat, Jno Fuller ; Margarec, H Taylor ;
Jndiquc]A;M('I)o:iald,Plaister Cove, Nat Clni^h, Esqrs. Sur.
Gen. of Lan(is,T.Ciawloy,Esq; Com of CrownLands,H.Crtt>v-
I'Ty, Esq. Health Otficers, Arichat, Dr Madden ; Port Hood
Dr C-urrie ; Sydney, Dr. T I Jean ; Gut of Canso, Dr. Noble ;'
Bridgepor'.Dr.WIDuro. Coinrs of Schools— N.E.di^•.Uev.Chaa
Fugles, Rev Geo McKcagney, J G Mar».hall, 'JMios Crawler
and Chas E. Leonard. Esqrs ; Southern dis. Rev Shaw
R
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Betvi'.i, Dr Gladden, Thomas K ChaiidlJrr and
Crcightou, Esqrs ; N. W. dis. Rev. La\rlor, Wm Watts,
J L Tremain, Jolui McKeen and Nat Clough, Esqri.
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I WjlttB,
STAFF OF THE ARMY.
la Xora-Sootia \mder the corwinand of IVJajor General
^'ir Archibaid Campbell, Bt. G. C. B. Lt. Governor of
N<*w-Bruns\vick.
Military Socrctarv, CaptP. Maiilnnd 74th F.: Deputy Adj.
•,G(.nl. Lt Col. n n Harrip;h.p. SGth F.; Dep. Qr.Mr. Gen. Lt.
Col. HO.Brokr-, Mnj. of Brii^adc, Mnj. J. Bazrtl<jL>ttc,h.p unntt. ;
Insp. Field Ofnccr.V of Militia, Lt. Cols. R. R.Loring ; *\Vm.
Marshall, ^ P. Grieve ; Dop Com. Gen. Esq;
Asst.Com Geid. VV II Robinson, Esq. ; Dep Aset-Com-GenN.
James HHdc, Oliver Goldfcmith,AVni. Low, Chns. Williams &;
Richard liiglis, Esqrs. Surgeon to the Forces, Colin Allan,
Esq.M.I) ; Asst. Surgcf)ns, S.M. Iladaway, Steph.Lawson, &
.J.Ii.IlartwelljEsqrs*, Apothecaryto theFoice.c,JnoCarter, Es(|.
(Jurnsmi of HaUfnx Commandant, Lt rol. H B Ilarri?,
Dep Qf iMr Genl.: TownMnjor, Lt.J. MacColla ; Bar. Master,
JasBUiir, Esq. ; Chnplain, Rev. J. T. Twining, D. D. ; Wiujl-
9v\\ Barrack Ma.sler, A.McDougall, Esq, ('[iaj)lain. Rev. \V.
C.King, A. M. Annapolis... Barrack Maslrc, Josoph Nor-
,man, Esq. Syhiey, C. B. Barrack Master, S. Rigby. Esq.—
Town Adj. Lt. Sutherland, U(>th Rogt.
Engiver Pepartment.
Lieut. Col. Ricl'. Boteler, commanding Engineer. C.-.pti. Lo'vally
iPfiake, A Mnr^hail, Chas. Rivers. Litu'enai ts C. McKen'.6ie, S II»
Wcntwortl'. Clerk of \he vorks. R Creed. Clerks, AVm Roj^^erf.
Thos Goiid;;e, G. Creed and John Barren. Edwd Pr\or, Master
.Carpentf.r. John McKen:'.ic, P'o-eman. Wm McDowall, MaBter
Mitson ; W Gossip, M.<HtQr Srriih ;P Dcwiing, Office keeper and
Messenger.
Officers of If. M. Ordnance.
Major Kirby, Comd. Roy. Artillery ; I^t Col. Boteler, Comd.
Roy.Engineors; J W Tr.pp, Esq. Ordnance Storekeeper; Hen Inre,
llnq depHtoreVcepcr; CH Fife,first ckrk ; J Forester, 2d do. ; W
II Tapp, 3d (io. . . • •! Rigby, J Barron, and H P Di.voii, as.?!, clerks.
CN Fife, ^'orema^ of Carpenters. J Plummer, Armourer. W
Dailing, Overseer of Labourers. J Anderson, gate porter.
OFFfCERS OF THE ARMY.
Lt Col. II. B. II.\KRis, Dep. .Q.r. Mr. (lenl. Commandant.
JRoi/nU'lrlill'n/.
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Lt Col
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J W Spollcn
Mark Evans
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Robi Robertson
Robt Pigot
W R Cleeve
T G Marlay
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UCol R Boteler
Capts
Loyalty Pe.ike
A Marshall
Lieutf".
C MacKenzie
S H Wentworth
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Jno Hilton . M R Campbell
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^ .**■ J K Adams
P Fraser
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Alex Bo !rke
T R Tl omp3on' Jus S'owart
Win Calucr i Litii's
D (inrJiiier
Ja3 Byron
Wm S'.nihoj30
Jno LonKficl'.l
K Hud Clarke
Win R Luca^
"\Vm Clie.trnley
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WiJ-^ J'liclman
lE S'ltherland,
I A Robert son, dp
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Tbo3 F,uMr ;j ^^ A Wrav
Ralpli Cheney
Jna Priiigle
Krx'^iL'.ns
H W Roper
Walter l^ay
Walter Ogilvy
Hen liO-nr.x
K H (ireathed
IHeary Nixon
11 MacKenzie
J as Clyde
R H Bunbury
Ermiirnn
R S Murray
Kdw Parclay
E Hathaw«y
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" Vimicra"
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" Bnsaco"
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" Waterloo "
Colonel in chief
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of IVellinaton,
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Col covim . I
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Tfco E KHiy
W Warren
*G Sirntnoaf
H Stewart
Ja8 Mais'ifT
Hon J StV Sau-
marez
•John Fry
J S Can.cror»
Wm Sulliviin
J A Henderson
A St Us
A NTi^rlilacljlan
W S R Norcoi
Hobl WalpoU
Ho. Shirley
Cha. F Napier
|W STollem^jc'e
jRoynon Jones
John Rooptr
R S Smith
Jr o II E«;en
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Alex Monro
K W Young
R Pctley
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been at Waterloo. The word i subscribed to the titlesof Repiir.rnfa
• « '• Pe:.inau!a," " Waterloo," &c. denote the lionorary dintinctJOi*
perniKtedto 1)0 borne oa 'Ldr colours «nd appoiiUments.in conutiicaia-
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MILITIA OF KOVA SCOTIA.
His Honor, Lieut. Colonel, the Honble. Thomas
Wicholson Jeffery, Commander in Chief.
Ai<!e de Crunp in the Com'r. in Chief, Lt, CoL Sir R, D George, /;/,
In»p. Field O^cern, Lieut. Co'i. R R Loring,, ♦W Marshall and P
OricTe; BrigndeMj»j.to t]!e\V€:iteriiDjs. ii.ro/.'A V S Forbes; Adjutanf
Gchl. Lieut. CoL JohnMcColla ; Qr. Mr. G'enl Lt. CoL Edward
Wallace, Deputy Quarter Master General, Captain 8. Rinney, Igt
Hclifax Regiment
Judge Advocate Gen. Hon S B Rol>ie,I.LD.
lolantecr Artillery .
Lt Col. Tlichard Ticmain. Major, Jame>. Tremair.
l>t Company • • • Capt. JameiCo -swell, let Lieuts, Joshua Lee.
and Kicharvl Trcmain, jr.
2d Company • • • • Ca:)t \st Lt- • .. , , , ,
'id Lt • SsHr<ieon, MattiiiaH } loffm.in ,
ice gold
Blue* • • -fiicings red-
\st Halifax Re
giintnt.
Lt Col,
G N T^l8^e!l
J\1njors
A Richard:-nn,
Jfifiics McNab
Captains
AVm Pryor, jr
John Slayter,arf/
JaaHlack
J a? G Bo;;;g;<i
Tho3 Lvdiartl
ChanPeWoIfc
Tlop Adiims
LawO'C.Doyle
S Binney
W A Flie?er
Ut Lis.
A B Richardson
'F6tevei;s
Jiobt Romans
Sanil I^ydiard
Tl.Oi' Kinnear
E!ishal)c\Vol!"o
Wm Enr.erpoa
JohnRohertfcOn
Edw Binney
Jno Romantf
2d Lli
EG Fife
S Cample'l
Arch Sinclair
H iMi^nowitz
Edw Cunrrd jr
lift Lts
Jas A Moody
Gcoll St.'ur
lAndw McKinley|TliOs A Bauor
W G Anderson Jos {•'(?iiicll
AndwI'niacke
S S B Sn.iih
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q M G T Filli^i
iS'ttraf. AWallace
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red — lace gold
'2d Halifax R(-
sriment.
I ^Lt Col
I //on. S« Cunard
I Majors
[ChasJHill
|W M DebloiH
I Cap is
I J A Barry, adjf
Cm B (Jreighlon
TlosBartlctt
Edw Scaife
F B LeCi-in
'2d Lts
Chas Wiikie
Geo Deb.ois
J A Bauer
.IdjiA Barryc;7f
q M J Uupuy
>-Mrg"VVBAlmo:i
M. U. -
A G Eraser
M I'obin, jr
Thos Tobin
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Tho»NJeffery,jr J HClark
lAv L^mhon Ij^,,,, g Starr
Henry Pryor
.flS.<rC Cogswell
Scarlet — facings
blue — lace gold
iTdin'.'Re^
Lt Col
J Leander Starr
Majors
fohnE Fairbanks
Sxlw Cunard
Capts
II Y JMott
S W Albro
E G V7 Greea-
J Daniel Starr
W J Starr
J^o Harvje
C 11 Belcher, om
R D Clarke
Ji'O Let-lie
1st Lh
\y Hall
(i G. aw eon
<J Mprks
GP VanBusltirk
E Dtickett ']r,pm
T Kenny
J Kennedy
H Leslie
J A Mortn
2d Lts
Jno Gammon
MartinNiforth
Hen Gorhom
Adam Reid
J F Cox
WJPMaltocks
J A Findiay
Went. Parker
.//ri/EGWOrecu-
■wood, cap I
r^J/.CHBeichor.
Edw H Ijowe j capt
JM Chamberlain I Pay E Di»ck«lt,/^
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red — lace gold
ith Ht. Re^t.
Lt Col J Albro
Majdrs
WA Black
Kdw Pryor jr
Capts
FDatiphiney
J'ohn Parker
Wm M Allan
Thoa Pyke
Jns Ilearne
PctcrPc wcr
W Donaldson
Azor Stevens
H Yt'omans, jr
Jr.o D;iuphiney
A Scott adjt
K<lw Allison
Nepean Clarke
P Ji^olland
\ St Its
IX B Hamilton
Bcnj E Black
1^ C Brehm
Angus Fraser
Jivo Adams
FARMER S ALMANACK
5lh Halifax Regt J tin Danlirp
Lt Col
II A liUdvrin
Major
T R Grassie
Capis.
AT.-ij:;or
P Ogilvie
H J Creigb'on
Wm Vickers
fhas M Cleary
C'has Ijawsoa
2xi Lts
J no Martin
J Buchannan
Pat Purcell
ERyan
James Saul
C Hamilton
Geo I.eppart
fjeo Groiio
Wm J Carrilt
yjiiw AHm-o
Xleo Ml' tiro
JiU Richardson
C'has Gray
Adj\ Scott, ff/
Qn»'li Hoatcrmm
Surg J Stirling
JZ ^^ Wm 0^vcu
A Duiibrack
John Watson
G R Grasj-ie,/;f(:
David Fletcher
istUs
S Breedin
Wm Anderson
J Brown
A Kent
R A Lojiian,' qni
Alex Keith
. 2d Lts
Wm Guild
John Linsie
A Taylor jr
J T Bishop
J E Miller
How. Blades
Wm Muir
W Dowiin;;
.'7((;GGr,issie,r;9/
Q M R Ixjgan It
Surs; E-Carritt
K Parker
:Jiin L I'i-^her
M T Sriii h
Jno Johnson
AVm Flemming
2d Ltf
Wm McCullcy
'Jr.o Gammili,
Tiss Pollock
mmm
Robt Spencer
2rf /fi
I) V Crow .-'
Alex Bl»ir
Sam Waiigh
M Wnngh
Edw l^iigiile
DVCiow
Chas DM' Curdy
Jno M( Kay
Geo S Fleniminc J M'L DirJison
Jno Tuppcr l-Robt Corhett
David Page |Jns M Sprncer
GeoSR'uherford Wm Flctclwr
WmMcNutt
Sami Cieehnan
Robt M'lrray
H MI>ftugh!«n
.f,i;WC Eaton, Pat Mar^h
capt
Q.lf AlexKnight
SgW B Lynda
J S. EenjPage
Colchester Rsrts
iKtUATT
Lt Col
James Kent
mnjora
Alex Archibald
Tas D Blair
Capts
"^of Fiilio.i
I.ohn Gainmill
W(' Eaton, fli/j
(leoCorbetl
Wm Blair,
Wm Phillips
\ndw Yuill
UtLts
[as Rutlverford
S Archibald
Win Logan
2dB A'Pr. "
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Majors
ThoM I Brown
A Campbell
J'is Fietiimipg
Capts
Jas Dickson
Jno Wicr
John Crow
R McLelland
R "Spencer
A Thompson
E DDickhon.firT;
Robt B Dickson
Ja» D Bai;d
Alex Vance
IstfAs
Ruftis McNuU
I) l)e\\rr
Win Baxter
Alex Conkey
rho< Co-betl
I Urqiihart
II Munro
Jno Mr(>ra'.h
Wm V'ant'*
Ja<. Marnh
(Uo Ro's
J ArchibiUd
Jiis >y.]2oa
Wm Cut ten
Jno Bh.ir Sd '
Stcph Linten
Jfi-4 Barnhill
J T Dickhon
Wm Flemming
.hlj EDeWDck.
son, rnpt
Sure; ( 'has HentJ
Q m W Cutlen
Picion Regi-
ments.
1st BATT.
Lt Col
Geo Smith
major
Robt McKay
Capts
Geo McDonald
John PatierFon
Wm Corbclt
John Gordon
y^ n\ Monin.er
f) Cameron
Abm PaKrrrm
Anthofy Smi h •
(JcoCampbfll
Sam! Archibald
Micl.McCullofh
\stLts
Wm ("lark
R McDonaW
Davkl Davifoa
Jas Dawioa
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nts.
hVVT.
Col
[liih
:jor
IcKay
apts
Donald
atierfoa
)rbcU
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onin.er
cron
'alt rrmn
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mpbrli
^rchibwld
c('ull«ifh
UUt
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DonjiW
Davitoa
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Mai Lanpille
.hioTaylor
t'Jia!»Pattc*rtOn
Don Fniser
Colin McKenzie
}st Lts
H Douglass
F McDonald
Jas Crichton
David Ross
Thod M'C'abe
Jas Pei ia
(ieoGnint
Jas McGill
3 no Graham
Jas RobertfOn
Jno Campbell
Jno 1.02'iJiin
Tht)s Tiiylor
Jiio McLeod
o<f) GeoM'Don-
iih\, rapt
q M U Hatton
Wm Fraser
Hubt Walkf^r
2d Lta
Paul Foster
Wm Fraaer
John Fraser
PeUr Ross
Hec McLean
Pet Grunt
Jas Fraser
Ang McDonald
Thos Copeland
Don McDougal
Don Sutherland
Alex Grant
u(li J Holmes,
(yl M A Fraser
<SyD Finlayson
2d BATT.
Lt Col
J Carmichael
majors
D Murray
John Olding
Capts
T McPher.-on
►S lion McKay
D McDonald
'• ha Munro
S-.riion Fraser
D Mc Lennan
Don McDonald
Jo'm Smith
A McDonald
r xrkMcKay
Jolm P'inlayroii
Lvf Ifs
W Jas (.'orbett
HugiiFr jr
Alex l\a:-er
Don Munro
Alex McDouiilii
Don McDojiakl
.I»rob Olding
Don Robertson
>Vm (."hhholni
Sz\ McDonald
County of ISifd-
neJiRtf*;iinenls.
"1st BATT.
Lt ro/JnoMunro
major
Jno G Peiibody
Capts
JD Cunninghant
Ang McDonald
H McLennan
\\"m Hierlihy
James Wilkie
A D Harrington
G A Forrestall
1*; L,'s
Alex McDona'd
Allan AIcDonald
i^^ A Ogdcn
las ThoPipi-on
Geo Rrenn.in
Wm J Corbett
!></ Lts
Wax (.'ampboU
Zcph Williams
Aiex Thompso'
Colin Chish-olm
Ja.s Ro.ss
.Tugh McDonald
Jno Corbctt
Arcli McDonald
'^dj AM Chis-
haiin. It
■Q wJ Forresiall
2d BATT.
/./co/RM Cutler
major
Isaac "NVylde
capts
J K JNIcKccn
WmHeffernan
D Atwater
Jr.o Soutir
John Grant
C Archibald
Jas Lyle
Edw ^Nlorris
Wm McKecn
Robt Boles w<)j
i Jno Archibald
Win Lynch
\st Its
Jas Tory, jr
Wm Bedloid
Jos Maxwell
M Taylor
Hugh McDonald
\^'m Sinclair
Thos Peart
Wm Strojjel
Alex Mariin
Jno Hudson
2d Lts
Wm Hart
Jno Newton, jr
Jito Stewart
Spin Whitman
Jno Kennedy
(Jhas Bromley
D J Cunnighum
Wni Siir;p; on jr
Wm Hadlt-y
Edw Frencl'ville
J as Marsha 11
Hall Foster
Irv Pride
lird BATT.
n^ cci '
Robt N Henry
■' major
Joseph Symor.Js
Capts
Jos Jerroir
Jas Randall
Jno McMillan
ElishaMRandiil
Don McDonal.i
L'on McPh« c
Allan Cameron
1st lis
Luke ./errroir •
MughMcDoniM.
Doji McDonald
Don McDonald
Aiex Cameroij
Don McKenz.ft
John Mar on
^idlts
Jno Fraser
Cel Doiront
Rich Coimor;>
Angus Kenne :r
Htuj Heany
IIughMcDonalui
Hugh McGrega-.
Wm A Henry
Jr.o SulherliirJ
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jnojors
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(jio King
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Wm Choi man
T Clit|i?naii, ad
FIcnry Purd/ ,
Aaron McKinly 'H Punly 2d
Pa Mani
wOO Ja ini^t x\
.hio Mitel ell
Il1;in K-ing
.'an RoLCi-;a
J<t* lilack
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capt I W n» 1 ov h r
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1st Its
G Lawrence
3aml Purdy
JR Cormo
W M'Nab
B Chapman
Jos Morse
Brown Pipes
B Stevens
Amo!* Eaton
,Tao Rushion
If '^^hapnian
JnoFarlin
2d Its
Josh Bedee
J no Dothen
rARUEIl^S ALMANACK
Edw Bennett Jacob Withrow
Edw McLatchy^Jas Gilvie
Jas Fitzmaurice J J O'Brien
Pat Walker
2d Its
Wm Palmer
Jno Jenkins, jr
Phos Tonge
Robert Hill
Nathan Taylor
RobtWidkcr
Jno Payzant
Jo^ David^on
Peier Jad's
JohnParker
,qdj J Songster
dipt
Adj J Wirhrow
eapt
Q 7n Jas Grant
,S^ F C Pike
ThsChapman. 2d Q^/T O'Brien
Ezra Bent
Jas Cotes
Tim Weatherby
J G Purdy
Dan Pug«!ey
Gilbert Seamans
Martin Bent jr
Tho3 Smith
JacobAckerly
ailj T Chapman
capt
$vrs; E Purdy
S^ Jes Wiley
2d BATT
Lt co/RichSmilh
major
Benj Smith
Capts
J Withro\v adj
Alex MePhee
Edw Murpliy
J no C Withrow
John Grant
Dpn Grant
(J^)l^~lhnts\^^^ Deasmore
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J3t BATT
It Col
W H Sliey
mfjjor
N Jenkins
capts
Wm S Church
JoiiM Smith
.I'ich McHaffey
' Jl^ongster.rtdj
Elia^ Payzant
C Curren
II Go'idsre
SaralPalmer
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Ut Its
T McLatchy
E C'affvir
Jno OiisKing
Jno Wood worth
WmKnowles
1st Its
Alex Ferguson
John Sterling
Hy Blois
J J Blackburn
WmG Withrow
Wm Wiihrow
Jas E Nelson
Mich Terhune
Piiilip Densmorg
^ 2d Its
Sam Meek
Evan McPhee
Arch Cox
Caleb Burges
Jno McDoiigall
Hy Millar
3d. BATT.
It Col
Daniel Wier
Major
Capts.
ElishaSandford
Ich. Dimock
Fras Parker
Jno Cochran
Jas Sterling
GeoBrightman
Stephen Wier
\st. Lis.
Felix Cochran
Francis Hnrvie
Jno LockhArt
Anthy Shaw jr
Arch. Smith jr
Harris. Dimock
Tbos Allen
^wrf Lts
Nich. Mosher
Geo. E Layers
MichSalter, jr.
C W Rathburn
JnoMumtbrd
Job.Harvie
jJas Mosher
Wm Fish
T F Wier, wJj
Midi S;indfortl
Job Harris
Mj.T. F.Wier
Q.'I/.D. Cochran
Kin»^^s County
H''<i;iments.
IsiBATT.
It Col
Henry Gii<;icr
majors
WCMooie
JnoWelU
Capts
Jiio Morton
Jos Crane
A Beckwith, a(if
T Barnaby
Jona Crane
N Wood worth
EV Buskirk
Saml Chipman
J T Allison
John Belcher
W C Campbell
O Cogswell
\st Its
iThos Welton
Judah Wells
J C Magee
Wm Pearce
D Burbidge
Saml Sharpe
John Prescott
J H Allison
Jer Tupper
E Burbidge
T B Campbell
Hen Gisner jr
J F Hutchinson
Rich Starr
Saml Lowden
Wm H Chipman
2d Its
Wm Starr
Ben Donaldson
Wm Miller, jr
David Whidden
Dan M Moore
JiioE Cogswell
Seth Burgea
Saml Cox
H L Dickey
/as Bent
Luther Durling
/as Lockwood
Mat Fisher
J(ja Chase
Geo Lockwood
Jas Lockwood
Adj A Beckwith
capt
QmGLockwooci
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7H
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apts
orion
!ran«
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naby
[!rano
)odworth
Juskirk
Uhipman
lUison
Helcher
Campbell
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\st Its
Welton
Wells
Magee
Pearce
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Sharpe
Piescott
Allison
Fupper
jrbidge
Campbell
Gisner jr
Hutchinsoti
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i\ Lowden
1 H Chipman
2d Its
1 Starr
i Donaldson
[1 Miller, jr
vid W hidden
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)E Cogswell
h Burges
nl Cox
L Dickey
i Bent
ither Duiling
i Lockwoodi
at Fisher
s Chase
!0 Lock wood
s Lockwood
tlj A BeckwitU
capt
m(jrLockwo©cl
I
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Ltcol
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major
J N Crane
Capta
Ohas Brown
Eben Bishdp
Ell och Forsyth
Jno Fuller
E Forsyth
J Johnston
D Rathburn
C H Rand adj
C Randall
1st Its
S Avery, jr
P M Benjamin
Elijah Fowler
Jas Bragg
Geo Terry
A Bishop
Dan S Dennison
Eliphilet Fuller
'id Its
S Parminter
Jas Woodman
ChasH Brown
Jas T Davidson
Wm C Dennition
Jacob Jjiamans
ThosA Caldwell
Edvv J Bishop
AdjCHJiAnA.cpt
« j»f T A S De-
wolf
Sg W Webster
Pan'shorough
Corps
It Col
JasRatchford jr.
major
Jesse Lewis
Copts
Qman Lewis
A Thompson
i'ERatchfordaJj
B Fullerton
Robt Dewis
1st Us
Eben Korr
Wm Marsh,
Danl Dickenson
Wm H Dewolf
Jas Fullerton
2d Its
Edw Morribon
John Petis
JFulmore qm
JTosCox
A F Ratchford
Chas W Baker
Jno T Smith
adj C E Ratch-
ford, capt
Q mi Fulmore //
Sg A Gisner
Geo Barteaux
Jno Kennedy
Constant Morse
Jas Wade
Jldj Geo Robert-
son, capt
Q VI JasGray
EastJlnnapolis
CounlyRegts.
1st BATT.
It Col
LiCol.T Ritchie
Major
Capt 3
E Thorne
Wm Davis
G Robinson
S CoAvling
E Whitman
Abner Troop
Wm Saunders
Step Thorne
Robt Spurr
SamiVfcCormack
Hen Gates
Is I Its
Jacob Bogart
Wm Harris
S Parker
S Chipman
A Fowler
Edw Hinkle
Isaac Ditmars
Hen Gisner
Jas LeCain
Jno Hicks
2d Its
Jon Woodberry
J H Ditmars
Weston Hall
B
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2d BATT.
It Col
majors
Jno Delancy
C Shafner
Capts
Foster Bolsor
E Phinney
Arch Hicks
H Parker
J Armstrong
RobtStone, adj
Seth Leonard
Chris Banks
Jno Fritz
1st Its
Jno Dodgie
Zeb Phinney
Jas Gates
Wm Banks
Qeo Fitch
C Marshall
Steph Nicholls
2d Its
Jno Smith
Jas Hall
HMcGee
Jno Banks
Jno Shaffner
/a« Charlton
Geo Brown
Phin Bent
Saml B Chipman
Felix Mc Neal
Alfred Parker
SamlStarritt
Sam Mariejr
Pet Delancy
Chas. Barteaux 'F A Robichau
Jidj R Stone, cpfJosiah Poi ter
(4 m Jno Ross |Jiic Holden
Sg 3 V Burin
hesl»^nnapolis
Co^y Regit.
1st BATT.
n Col
W F Bonnell
major
WmMuir
Capts
3 Tinipany
T H Ruggles
D Rutherford
Edw Morgan
J E Morton, adj
McConnell
Budd
1st Its
Hen Stewart
Chas C Moody-
Israel L Bent
/os Bancroft
M R Hutchinson
2d Its
Alpheus Jones
JonesMorehoufic
JHPitzRandolph
R Journeay
IsaacMorehoute
JonasKeen
Israel Outhouse
Jno Haynes
H E Pavson
C S R Crow If y
Jno V lets'
BotsfordViets
aJJEMortoncpf
Q/uW Taylor
W
foot
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Light-
2d BAT r.
It Col
S Doucett
ma,jor
Saml Campbell
Capts
H Barr adj
iSaml White
Jos Terrio
ii
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JoH White
Geo Taylor
1st Its
Jo-t Commo
J Parry
.Ttio Terrio
Fr«H Bo irnuf
13 Robirhai
{jainl Moreliouse
2// Its
Ecn'j White
»'aprean Martin
♦Sfi. Robithau
Oiriac Helivo
Ben onie While
J as Anicro
Gilbert Tucker
.>'IdjHBarTr,rnpt
(^ m H Birr, jr
t'y Hen.R'i,2;file^
■ rARMFK^ ALMAMA^K.
1st B ATT.
It Col
J V Buskirk
Capts
J! G Eiislo'.v, adj
£eiij Perry
Wm Holden
.'as Barclay
:j
Spearvvaler
J no Lock
V/m Muir
Istlts
Sanil Lock
'Wni McMilfan
'i'hos Johnston
Kben Martin
Win Stnlkcr
'2d Its
Rich King
i» Mitthe-.vs
.'is (irillin
J i t?o Boole
.! :sh Snow
• •ilbert Kenn;j
A V^enion
r.Jj I GEiislow,
apt
C in J Tot tie
2.1 BATT.
/; Col
Ab;aham Lciit
mijor
J M<;Ki.H;o.i
Capt9
DVXo.dcn.aJj
.I.i«« Hatlie'tl
W Whileuoisfi
J J D'Eitre iioiJt
J Servaa
M Amfro
1) Hodreti'i
Theo K Frost
1st Its
John Williams
Jno Hatfield
S D'E itremonl
P D'Entreinoiit
('eril Porter
Sil Porler
.VI Jctfery
Jno Rider
2d Its
C Rlnnvelt
G V Buskirk
W Lark ill
J B Bodi eau
JosJ Porter
H Nicker>on
Ciias McLarrin
Adj D V Norden
capt
Q m Jas Lent
3d BATT.
it Col
Jno Bingay
UtUs
Jos Sha>v
Jno Pattin
i^. Ghurcliill
Jas A II en
R Robins
G Bond
M Shaw
A Raymond
U(i Us
J f'ann
J Hilton
l)(io>.v«n
J (.'rosby
C I..evvis
Stayley Brown
Jos Stoneman
II Chipman
H Huntingdon
Edw Hue.^tid
J Ultey
Geo Trefoy
Andw^Lovett
ndjCn^\ngsiy,rp4
(^ 111 Fooker
Sur^n G Farish
AS Jos B Bond
4th BATT. ~
Lt col
W B Sargeant
capts
J P Doane
Jas Smith
J Sargeant, adj
J Osborne
K Reynolds
Andw do well
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Jas Kejiny
major
G B Vati Nj»rden ./ethroC'olville
E Knowles,
Capts
Jas Dane
1) Pat till
[■<rael Kelly
John Cook
Kenj Ijewis
M killum
A Huntingdon
Geo Bin:^ay adj
Tiio4 B Tooker
W B Moody
Josh Atwood
/no Lyle
2il Us
Thos C'offin
J Kenny
J (' tVowell
\Vm Patterson
at/ JSargeant,r/>/
Q m S O Doant
Quren'sCoinrli/
Rfiriment.
Lt cdl
Jos Freeman
tnnjor*
JRDewolf
J Whitman
Capis
J Roberts
Jon IJowolf
Wm B Taylor
John CampbeH
W Freeman, ndf
Jas Morton
Mat P»rk^•
Free Tupper
JnoL D arrow
Nat B'reemuu
\sl Us
T Freeman .
Wm Irwin
John McViker
Sam Freeman
ThosP Calkm
[Wn>McGiU
jZ Freeman
S Freeman
Stephen Maek
Geo Pearson
Jno Eraser
'id Us
John Cobb
Jos Ford
GeoFreeman,
Jno McDonald
A McDonald
Geo Freeman jr
E Knowles
Jno H Freeman
Jas A Tnylor
Jno Kempton
Robt Roberts
adj W Freeman.
capt
q m
Sir A Webster
.^.S' D Grieve
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Grieve
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mArT.
JCK'iUulf
Garret Miller
Wni Rudolf
capts
C Oxner
.Ino Anderson
H Kaiilback
C J Rudolf
P W James
HeiiOxner[arty]
Geo Anderson
M Rudolf
Geo Creighton
Fras Rudolf
Wm Drew
]sl Us
Mat Ernht
Cbfis Born
Nich Oxner
Jno Harley
Philip Mason
Jos Rudolf
Jno Hebb.
Geo M Fancy
Jno Ernst
Fras Boehner
Jno Frederick
^d Its
Jno Ernst
Jos Miller
Garret Miller
Chas Bolman
P Kaulbitck
Chas J Rudolf
Chas Perneite
Wm Moaher
Jno Rudolf
Edni Zwicker
Jno Publicover
Josh McRae
Lewis Arenburg
Wra Newcomb
JdjQT Solomon
Q m D S Grant
Sg G Jacobs
2d BATT.
Lt col
Jno Heckman
tnajors
Jno Crclghton
y
/auS Thomson
Jno Hunt
cn^ts
Hen Ernst, adj
P Strum
Thos Zwicker
Jno Zwicker
Geo Ernst
Geo Zwicker
Robt Mooney
C Melzler
Jr.o Crandte
J.B.Coniineo(j'w
Jno G Thomson
John Naas
Jos Gates
Chas T. Evans
I si Its
LeoHertlie
JThomson (aty)
M Public over
A Zwicker
Adam Lanta
Jo-i Lordly
Leon Gildert
Edw Zwicker
WmRo«8
H S Jotii
2rf Ita
Fras Zwicker
EdwCogley
J M Smith
JasCrousher
Jas Williams
Fred Ernst
Jno Kedy
Dan Dimock
Wm Heckman
Wm Gilbert
Alex McKay
Cornelia sLordly
Geo Dimock
JIdjH Ernst, rjp<
QmJ B Cgmingo
capt
Sg Jno Harley
^&'W A Kearney
Cape Bre- ^'"l^
ton.
lirt Rep nit.
IstBATT.
Lt col
Chas E Leonard
major
WniHCrawley
cnpts
Saml Plant
Siim Rigby, adj
Rich Brown
Chas M Dodd
Edm M Dodd
C Barrington
Jno Ferris
Lewis W Bown
Josh W Weeks
Lieut s.
Luke Hall
L Bown
Geo Rigby
Weeks
Wm Gammill.
Clins Dumaresq
Arnold Holmes
Jno Hill
Peter Moore
Syd Barrington
Wm Cook
Rich Gibbons, jr
R Campbell
A RoRS
J Ross
Edw Bown
J Dodd
Niel McKay
jJdj S Rigby, f/i/
Q M. John Ball
^turg Wm Hiue
Joncf
unic
2d BATT.
Lt. cot.
Nich. H Martin
major
capts
John Jone«
G McKiiv
J McKay
Don Logan
Licit/*.
Wm Jone.t
Don Carniifh<.< 1
Jno McNeill
San iiel Pettrs
Jas Sp;>rliug
Robt Sutherlaiil
Alex AndertJOii
Jno Sperling
Jas Eraser
Thos Joice
/Zrf;. John Smith
SrdBATT.
Ltcnl
Pe-cr H Clarkft
mnjor
Wm GanmiiJi
capts
CMc Alpine ^
JaO Stott
hieuts,
JnoMnrtin
Dun Currie
Alex Campbell
ThosPembrooUr;
Neil McNeil
Don McDonald
GibbsGisner adj
;\ng McGilvery
Jno McEacran
adj G Gi^ner.//".
Q m. T McKea-
geny
4th BATT.
Lt col
/no McKinnou
capts
Don M'Leod
Jno Munro
Jas Brown/<''i
F 2
I !
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78
AlfT McKinnon
Alex Mun?b
II HuckmaHter
l.tl Us
FARMFR'S ALMANACK.
Hea Marn II
P«>:or 'IViriot
P'.'tor Forest
JiioHubtTt
Roht SullierUnd Josh Alexander
Don .M('I)oa.>J(l
iHaac Nicolle
J no Buurinct
('h.i}* Hlampicil
ndj Tlioinax E
Jno Fraser
Junxen Fraser
JnoMcLeod 1st
J:ioMcl.eod, 2d
Da/jd t.'orbcU
2d Us
HecMcKen^ie
Jfio Fanning
Ijauch Robertson
adj J Hrown,c;)/
'2d Rfi^'int
1st HATT.
It. col.
■Cli'meiii Iluberl
m'tjnr
j Janvrin
riipts
M Doyle
T E Chandler, rtfi
j'eier de Cartert't
Jo!in Ffivrier
John Fuller
E F I.e Montaid
Win f'ricl»ton
'j'no.s he Noir
.1 ohii R Smith
llivts.
])esire7,l-?ondroil
.Iiio Ballaiiie
A llrviner
.1 F Wil-oa
V> Cm G Potts
A'iclor Terriot
I^aac Pa on
Tlio^riu Koi^
SiiiiBaViin
i'.viiji Terriot
( 'iias Wiod
C"ha Twiiot
ndjD PvUicTtept
~'Mnt\rmT."
l»t B\TT
It. cot.
Wm MoKtrti
innjvrs
U McMillan
Nalh Clou;;h
capts
CJiandler, captJ L Treiftaiii, ad
Q m Jiio WalshjJno Campbill
N^f And. Madden
' iimlBAT T
It cul
L Kavanap;h,
I major
IChasMMcNab
Jno McKetn
Robl Patterson
Alex McInncH
1) (j pouchy
.las Doyle
Dun Campbell
rnnia i'^^"" Cameron
FnnrsTrnn ' Wmll Mullin
Ji\ot>anicron I , ,, -rv ^^
DoiRald McNabr^»'<i McDonald
Alex Beaton
Peter Broiivn I'd
AnMcl)ou<ifiil(
Don Campbell
DanlPellicr, ad'}
JnoB McNeill"
Jno Walsh
Thos Simons
M Kavaiihigh
AndLe Biocquc
Rolv McN.ib
D .McPhersou
lie Ills
JuslinMaubour-
getui
Jno Mathepon
Alex Miirt'lii on
F McPherson
N MrMyllen
Don C;;mpbell
Jno MeDougall
Jno Siniih
.T Rlorrij-on
Jno Proctor
Ad McPherson
Petor Legat
•/as Proctor
(ieo Struehaa
lie.uls
Alex MciMiiir
C McMuir
Pli liC lirocquc
II McDonald
T McDonjild
A Cliisliolm
J as INI c Don aid
J as If aw ley
A McD'oiialii
J no Me Kay
Dun Beaton
I no Doyle
vlleii Catneron
Mat llawhy
Wm Watts jr
DonMcT^'.aii
!noMcMil!;in
Thus Emery
Rod MrLrnn
nyWiliinms
Jno McDuniiM
Jno McKinnoii
Dou^.Smitii
E Cameron
D McDon<v;il,|
A McDomtld
Ang Bealoii
A Campbell
Mai, McKay
Adj J L T'vo
main, cfl///
^'ndRATT
major
llenTaylor
capts
N M.cLellan
A McLellan
A McDonnld
A McDonald
R McKinnun
— Bown
lifuts
TiioRoss
Jno McKinnon
I no McFiirliiii^-
Tas McLellan
A Smith
iJ O Uuin
CIios Botulroit.
Dnn McRae
M McDonald
Wm Campbell
A Mc I>-llan
A Mc Innis
JiiolMc Eelian
A ( 'Ll-hohn
R McDonald
./no McLean
Anir Itaac
itdj DCumpbcll
IrTiPfin
liaiits
cDomiM
DouhM
lea1ot»
nphrll
McKriv
L 'JVo
n, caj/t
BATr
lajor
'aylor
apis
;Lell!in
iLolluu
:D()nnl<l
; Donald
cKinnun
fi(ttlS
loss
^IcKinnoii
cFiu-lhij;"
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ith
tuia
Joiulroit.
jMcRae
c Dona Id
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[^ I.fllan
liiiiis
Ic l.ellan
il-lu)!iu
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I c Lean
Isaac
)Cuiupbell
T&H NAVY.
ComiTiandor in Chief nn the West-India,
llaht'ax, and rsevvlbuiKlhind Station.s,
Secretary, Edward I. awes, Esq.
ARACHNE - - - 18|DISPATC1J - - -
(jomnri Win Gappor A{rar Comin (»eorgp Duniull
Lieuts J no II Woodtliorpc Liouls. . . .Vraa Hinvtli
16
Arch (j Bulinan
Master. . . .floury Ma] l,.;lon
Surgeon. ...John llotiHlon
Purser lohn Warwick
Asst. Surj;.. Andrew Coatfj
HonGllst. Vincent
1) Kircainl
Master Wm Jeniiis
Snrnoon ..Win Aiiciji.-on
I'ui.ser ...JEKey
ARIADNE . - - - 28p^r:V,^r?;'V'''? ^'■'i^'''^""
Cipt Charles Phillips IrlKr^rLY - - -
3
Liouls Wm S Blonnt
Ang-istus Lavic
John Russell
1st Lt. Mar. FS Hamilton
Master I R Fittock
8arijeon. .. Edward Uilditch
Pur^^er. .. .Charles II Oamer
A^.st. Surjr.Wm llobba
BLANCHE . - - ^46
Capt Arth.Farquliar.C B
K H & Kt. of Sword of Sivedai
Conim Wm Burnett
Lieuts Henry Stroud^
Edward Lake
S II Usshcr
1st Tit Mar.
2d Lt . . ..ASS Walsh
Master WC Middlemist
Chaplain .. Ja.mos H Malet
Surgeon. ..John Armstrong
Purser. .. .R M Read
Asst. Snrg..Jno Jas Lancaster
COLUMBINE - - 18
Comm. . .. Henry O Love
Lieut R R Aletheroll
Ricliard E Bullcn
Ma.ster John I'yho
Surgeon. ..Alex Smith
Purser. . . . J^hn Tindall
A^.st S!irg..Thos II Nation
Lt. Cum. .../ohn 7M':Doneil
Asst.surg. John MaRae
FLY IS
Comm Peter INIcQnhao
Lieut Ciias Sergeantson
David C (J'lunhy
Master... Jolin Rogcr.s
Surg C McArtliur, m d
Purser EM Donby
Asst Surg..VVm Bayne
GANNET 18
Comm. . . . Marti 11 Sweny
Lieuts... Thomas Lyell
Henfy Wright
Master. . .John Halcrow, act.
Surg .Robert Holden'
Purser John Tayler, acct.
Asst Surg, John Andrews
HYACINTH 18
Comm. . . . Win Oldrey
Lieuts Robeit G Wclcli .
II W Giffard
Master. . . .Geo Peacock, acrf,
Surg lohfi Sinclair, m [»
Purser.... W G Atrill
.\sst Siug, Anthony Veomah.
KANGAROO......... ;j
Lt Com . . . .James Hookey
Aisst Sur"r. . Wm PcnnvcwSjk
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MAGNIFICENT ..4
jRcce iving Ship , Jam a ica.
Lieut Com . .John Paget
Master . . . . W E A King
Surg Jcr iliordan
Purser .... John Bryan
Asst Surg. .Jamais Kittle
Super . . . William Houghton
Alex Sanderson
MINX 3
liieut Com • • • '.John Simpson
Asst Surg. . . • •Geo E Oughton
NIMBLE 5
Lieut Comm-« John M Polbury
Asst Surg James Lowry
NORTH STAR. 28
Capt .RtHon.Ld.W Paget
Lieots. ••»••• John Parsons
C H M Buckle
Epward Stopford
Master. George Parsons
Surgeon Robert Espie
Purser. , •••••• Edw F Heaslop
Asst Surg««'«Jas O McWilliam
PALLAS 4i>
Capt ,WmWaIpoIe
Lieut»»« JelTrey VV Noble
Horatio Blair
'^^'m C Nowell
Ueorge St V Kijig
1 st Lt Mar •••• John Colliss
!?d Lictit Edward Hocker
Master.. ^^^(Iw'ard RoHe
Chaplain Nnt T Royse
Surgeon .John Hately
Purser John Porter
AsslSurg* Henry Holmes
Super.. •••••• ••John Sieavensou
PEARL 20
Com • • * • » Rohert Gordon
Lieut • -George Seaufoy
Jas Heysham
Master* • ••■••••Fred S Fvaser
Surseon... •»•••• Alex Lane
Purser Francis Lean
Asst Surg Geo A Munro
PICKLE - - - - -^ 5
Lieut. Com. •• •Chris Bagot
Anst Surg • AVm Martin
PINCHER 5
Lieut Com.,....W S Tulloh
Awt Surg John Mcllroy
S A'LUA!fACK
RACEHORSE. - 18
CommJinder ....F V Cottcn
Lieuteniint • • • • Thomas Hope
Geo M Hunter
Master .•••••. .James Cooper
Surgeon Arthur Savage
Purser James Halve
AsstSurg Alex Sanderson
SAPPHIRE - - . 28
Ciiptaiii HonGWRTrefusi*
Lieutenant* ••• Thomas Gregory
Fred Gilly
Lionel Ilalliday
2nd Lt Mar...P T M Payne
Master John Tonkin
Surgeon •••"•• •Harry Goldney
Purser Wm Crane
Asst Surg«»«« David Grant
Super Chas K Nutt
SKIPJACK - . - - 5
Lieut Com • • W Shortland
Asst. Surg- •••Thos E i?ing
SPARR0WHAWK18
Commander •• Thomas Maitl.jnd
Lieutenant* • • •Thomas M Currie
James A Abbott
Master T B Codnor, acct.
Surgeon i?ich C Nutt
Pursier ...••• John Lord
SPEEDWELL - - 5
Lieut Com* •••C II Norringiton
A^st Surg • . • • it W Campbell
TWEED 20
Commander •• ••Allen Bertram
Lieutenant • • • •George Kennedy
Fr^s W Austen
M.isler. . • James B Tucker
s'urgeon • Wm Bothwe!!
Purser Tho-'McKnight
Asst JJ'urg •••• W Orr
VICTOR 18
Commander. • • -iiobert iiussell
Lieutenants.. ••Eklw C Miller
C F Brown
Walter ••-...••H J Ntrutt
Surgeon John West
Purser -Henry -South
Asst Surgeon ••Samuel Browne
WINCHESTER - 52
Capt Hon W WelleBi«y
Commander ••••H G Cdpoys
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ten
Hope
lunter
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ivage
tUe
lerson
- 28
Trefusi*
rrpjrnrv.
-Super Com..
Lieutenant • . .
S'uferLieuts. •
.. H W BayfitlfJ
• Arth Wakefield
Wm Crook e
riirjrletj Polton
^V'ln Lewis
iloriorHble A W
Monckton,FL
.. Philip E Collins
Geo L Campbell
Thomas .Smith
2nd Li cut War
Master
Chaplain • • • •
.• .John Urqniiart
. • JaniCH Napier
• • yno M Etl wards
Purf^er •
Af'siSurj'S'.*
^uper
• • Tliomas Gliddon
• ••Robt H Bruwn
i?obt Fairservis
■ • /ames Jackson
James L Clarke
ThosVVm Jewd'
5
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Capt. Mar John Ilewcs
MAILS xMADE UP AT HALIFAX
For Windsior, Kentville and Aiuiapolis, closes on Monday
and Wednesday, at 4 o'clock,
For Windsor, Kentville, Annapoli.s, Digby, y.irinoutli,
8helburne and ^il. John, N. B. on ^^riday at 1 o'clock.
For Wallace, Economy, Cay's River, Musqiiodobif, Truro,
Cumberland, Pictou, Prince EdvvSPrd Island, Cape-Breton,
A ntigonish,. Now -Brunswick, Chaleur Baj and Canada, on
Wednesday at 1 o'clock.
For Truro tmd Pictou, on Thursday and Saturday, at I
o'clock.
For Chester, Lunenburp, Liverpool and Shclburnc, via-
Windsor, on Monday at 4 o'clock.
MAILS ARRIVE at G o'clock evening,
From Windsor, Kentville, Annapolis, Cheriter, Lunenbuin-,
Liverfiool and Shelbtirni?, Monday.
Truro and Pictou, Tuesday and Thursday.
Windsor, Ken'ville, Annapolis, Digby, Yarmouth, Shclburup
and St. John, N. B. Wednesday.
Canada, New-Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Cape-
Breton, Cumberland, Truro and Pictou, Saturday.
wtam/zjtrxamm
t
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owne
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elleeley
poys
sill' I! EN AC aD IE CANAL CO.MlViNY.
Board of Direr tors .... f/on.T N Jej1'cry,Prcsi(itnt:
J/on. SamI Ctinanl, P' P ; Hon. Joseph Allison, A /';
Jjaw-lliirtsljoriie, Sanil Head, Jno Clark, Jno A Barry,
Mleli Tohin, Jas Troinain, and J LcandcrSUirr,lv.Mir-
Sccretarv, C 11 P'aubanksj p]s(|.
snai
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•8 FARMtR^S ALMANACK.
C R B S I. C II B R.
BOOK-SELLER and STATIONER,
Opposite the Province Building,
HALIFAX, N. S.
Has constantly on hand, and offers for Sale af
the lowest rates, an extensive assortment of
AOOOXTArT BOOKS
of every variety, and in various Bindings,
Blank Books bound and ruled to any pattern. .
SCHOOX. BOOKS
of ALL the various kinds used in the Province.
' Writing, Printing and other Papers,
Playing, Visiting and Printing Cards.
Ink Stands, Inks and Ink Powder, Sealing Wax, Wa-
fers, Tapers and Stands.
Backgammon Tables, Chess Boards and Men.
Boxes Colours and single Cakes, Indian Ink,
Camel Hair Pencils, Middleton's Lead
Pencils, Brookman and Lang-
don's Drawing Pencils,
Bristol Boards and
DRAWING PAPER.
Pocket-Books, Pocket Ledgers, Ivpry and Slate-
Memo Books, Slates and Slate Pencils.
Children's Books, in great variety,
Bibles, Fsalm Books, Prayer Books.
A general sssortment of
OBART8.
A great varitty of
Prints, Scraps, Caricatures.
A handsome assortment of
VAPBR HAXrOINOS &. BORDjaRIZTG
Check Books, Bill Books, Bills Receivable and
Payable Books, Law and other Blanks,
*
8CP Book-Binding of every description executed in
the neatest mAuner.
rAftMER'9 AMTAXACf.
iaie af
it of
tern.
83
Books and Periodicals imported to order.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR
The New- England Magazine, a monthly pub-
lication—price $5 per annum.
The Protestant Episcopal Pulpit, a monthly
publication— -price ^1-25. per annum.
New-YorkAlbion and theEmigrant^newspapers.
e.
ds.
i, VVa
1 Men.
Hate
:s.
)le and
iks.
Etna Fire Insurance Company,
OP IlARTrORD COiNNECTICUT,
HAVE appointed John Leander Starr, ofHalifax,
' ^ •' N S. their Agent for Nova-^cotia and Prince Edward
Island, and will insure Buildings, Merchandize, Vessels
on the Stocks, Vessels and Cargoes in Port, Furniture,
&c. &c- against loss or damage by fire, at very moderate
premiums.
In addition to the Capital Stock of $200,000, [the
whole of which is amply secured] the -^tna Company
possesses a surplus of more than $35,000, also safely
invested.
It^i* The Agent will furnish any other information that
maybe required.
■ " '■'■ II. . ,^ ■
New Marine Insurance Office.
THE Subscriber has been appointed the Agent at
Halifax, for the " Protection Insurance Company" of
Hartford, Conn, to take risks on Vessels, Cargoes, &c.
against the dangers and accidents of the seas; and is in
the possession of the most ample and satisfactory evi-
^ dence of its high standing and reputation.
cuted in
^ » *, . . FARMER R ALVANACK. ■
*rbe inrvoased Ctotnmercc of thi« tTolony ha^ Ion;?: f^^^-
c(\ fnrlln rnUIitional Marino. Insbrance <')lficp to tlif .oVrf
•^.'•tahlisriPil.liere ; and as the Ageritofthft '* l^rotrrtiou
('onl|Klny*^ is authori^jed to affix the rates of riemiun,
i^in? td grant Policies upon af>plicatioH to Inni, a great
i'ac-ility vriU be thus given to those uho noNv insure ifieir
•jiroperty In dii^rnrent parts of the United States, ' ^V
,^ Apphcations njust in all cases b^i made — ^expressing
r:very particular — in writing, and sigt.ed by the applicant
[if by mail postpaid-] The credit usu«il in the U. S.
will be given on premiums. , .
Kvery information will be afforded upon applical ion at
L
tlie Accent'::
u
Gilice.
J. Leaader Starr.
* (V]^ Apphratnon«*t«*.«ontain the following information, vIk.
V(j!ise1snaine — ai^c — Tonagc — description — Mastors's aifnir;
(iwiier— property to be- insured — voyage — amount on each
vesse'lr-cargo nnd freight — if required- — where vessel is —
vvlienshc is to, or did sail— rif at sea — when last lieard from —
vRlfie€yf.y#si^ei— if insurance is ro(iui.'ie;d on the hull, &-C. &-c.
r.-r >f .'*'' • '' • ' »
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■„.'/•■■♦
'I'
la tb^ propter plac^i
J* ^* T^G r-aiTj;borp* l^(?ket sails regularly to
Windipr>nd Ilorton evchy week, from 1st April
V) Chn&tmas, lea\'^es Parrsboro* for Windsor, cm
Alonday, (wind and ^vealherperfi^t nag) and will
isiiil from thenc/s for F»frsbQ?pS.^%'i\ie-day, in>
mediately after the arrival of the M*ilhy the
.Hi age Coach if j;)rartlcab]e- —leaves FaiTsboco*
-i<mThursday i^o as to be at H(>no!! ^n-Fn-
./lay* ?wid will sail lioin tfeence lor Parrs -
bor'^' the first high nv ater that liftpp ens atorait^i'
h uVKxik iu the iiioiiurt^-. " Fai^ensir^ w^tw*^* •
:to cro*S'/rom PartHboro' should be thw^e the ^
eTeiiinu; pro^Viou^ t<> the Paekefs sailinaf. as sKe^ .
|»l\en leaves Patrii!«;e Ishwd river- belore day-^^
liLht in the m.ornins;. The packet frequeml/i*.*
ni.\]ie^ extra fiip^ both to Wiiubor and itorioiu ,.
M