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14 Th 4 39 7 30 Morn.
16 Sa
4 41 7 29 () 49
3 33 1 W. Bridgeport ; N.
9 381 M. N. Hav. Security; 24 Litch. Co .; Bridgep't. 6 L. Th. Com. Yale & T'y. 47 CHURCH DAYS.
RETREAT FOR THE INSANE, Hartford. Pres., Rev. Bishop Brownell; Treas., Wm. T. Lee; Sec., Charles Sheldon; Managers, A. M. Collins, C. Sheldon, W. T. Lee; Supt., Dr. John S. Butler; Steward, Virgil Cornish.
1853.
6 W 4 34 7 34
9 Sa 4 36 7 33 10
2 10 39
8th Month.
AUGUST.
1853.
MOON'S PHASES.
New @ 4, 7h. 15m. E.
First @) 11, 10h. 47m. E.
Full @ 18, 6h. 4m. E. Last 26, 10h. 46m. M.
SUN SOUTH.
10, 12h. 5m. | 24, 12h. 2m.
15, 12h. 4m. 28, 12h. 1m.
20, 12h. 3m. 31, 12h. 0m.
MW OR. OS. R. O.S. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
COURTS.
2 Tu 4 57 7 14 2 20
7
4
U. S. DISTRICT.
3 W 4 58 7 13 3 15 7 50 1th Tu., N. Haven.
4 Th 4 59 7 12
Sets. 8
33 11 3d Tu., Litchfield.
6 Sa 5
1 7 10. 8
33 9
474th Tu., Haddam.
7B 5
27
9 9
1 10
COUNTY.
8 M 5 37 7 9 26 11
9 Tu 5 4 7 6
10 W 5 5 7 5/10 19 Morn.
50 0
18
BANKS.
13 Sa 5
77 1 Morn. 1 53 M. b. 1 Tu. E. Haddam-
14 B 5 87 0
0 8 2 56 1 Tu. City, Hartford ; Mystic R. 1 4 15
16 Tu 5 106 57 2 2 5
17 W 5 116 56 3 12 6 522 Tu. N. Hav. E. Asso.
18 Th 5 126 54 Rises.
7 524 Th. Gen. Assoc. N. Y.
19 Fr 5 136 53 7 50 8 42.4 Tu. Gen. Assoc. N. H. 20 Sa 5 146 51 8 16 9 26 L. Tu. Fair. Bap Asso. 21 B 5 166 49 8 40.10 71 W. Com. Wesleyan. 43 ELECTIONS.
22 M 5 176 48 9 3 10
23 Tu 5 186 46 9 27.11
181 M. Ala .; Ky .; Ind .;
24 W 5 196 45 9 52 11 52 Mo .; Iowa ; Tex .; Ark.
25 Th 5 20 6 43 10 19 Ev. 26 1 Tu. N. Carol'a ; Tenn. 3 CHURCH DAYS.
26 Fr 5 21 6 42 10 51 1 1 45 7 11th S. after Trinity.
27 Sa 5 226 40 11 28
28 B 5 23 6 38 Morn. 2 43.14 12th S. after Trinity.
29 M 5 246 36 0 12
4 4 21 13th S. after Trinity.
30 Tu 5 256 35 1 3
5 25 24 St. Bartholomew.
31 W 5 26,6 33, 2 1
6 37/28 14th S. after Trinity.
SUPERIOR.
5 Fr 5 07 11
8 3 9
23 0 1st Tu., Hartford.
11 Th 5 57 4 10
9 52 11 38 2d Tu. Danb'y ; B'klyn. 4th Tu., Tolland. ANNUAL MEETINGS.
12 Fr 5 6,7 211 25 1
1
15 M 5 96 58 1
38 ECCLESIASTICAL.
AMERICAN ASYLUM, Hartford. Pres., Thomas S. Wil- liams; Sec., B. Hudson; Treas., J. B. Hosmer; Com'r Fund, Seth Terry. Principal, Lewis Weld; Assistants, Laurent Clerc, W. W. Turner, Luzerne Rae, Samuel Por-
1 M 4 56 7 16 1 34 6 4
1852.
SEPTEMBER.
9th Month.
MOON'S PHASES.
New @@D 3, 6h. 51m. M. First @ 10, 4h. 7m. M.
Full 17, 5h. 21m. M.
Last @D 25, 5h. 42m. M .!
12, 11h. 56m.
21, 11h. 53m. 27, 11h. 51m. 30, 11h. 50m.
MWOR. OS.R.OS.
H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1 Th 5 276 32 3 5
7 28
COURTS.
2 Fr 5 28 6 30 4 12
8
12
U. S. CIRCUIT.
3 Sa 5 29 6 29
Sets.
8
50 3d Tu. Hartford.
4 B 5 306 27
7 29 9
25
SUPERIOR.
5M
5 316 25
55 10
1 2d Tu., N. London.
6 Tu 5 32 6 24 8 22 10 36
7 W 5 33 6 22 8 52 11
14
4th Tu., Hartford. ANNUAL MEETINGS.
8 Th 5 34 6 20 9
25 11 53
BANKS.
9 Fr 5 35 6 19 10
6 Morn.
10 Sa 5 366 17 10
54 0 35
11 B 5 376 15 11
52
1 28
12 M
5 38 6 14 Morn. 2
35
13 Tu 5 39 6 12 0 58
4
4
14 W 5 406 10 2
8
5
38 52
16 Fr 5 426
7 4 29 7
45
17 Sa 5 43 6 5 Rises. 8
18 B
5 446 3
7 5 7 28 9
19 M 5 456 1 20 Tu 5 46 6 0 7 52
10
21 W 5 475 58 8 19 10
45
22 Th 5 485 56 8 48 11
23 Fr 5 505 54 9 23 11
46
24 Sa 5 51 5 52 10 4 Ev. 21
51 1
1
26 M
5 535 49 11
46 1 55
27 Tu 5 515 47 Morn.
3
17
ECCLESIASTICAL.
28 W 5 555 45 0 47
4 472 Tu. A. B. C. For. M.
29 Th 5 565 44 1 52 6 72 W. Hartf'd Bap. Asso.
30 W 5 575 42 6
1
7 13 W. Lit'hfd Bap. Ass .*
29 7 40 13
4 M. Woodbury. INSURANCE CO. 3 Tu. Hartford Co. ELECTIONS. 1 Tu. Vt .; 2 M. Maine. CHURCH DAYS.
4 15th S. after Trinity. 11 16th S. after Trinity. 18 17th S. after Trinity. 21 St. Matthew.
25 18th S. after Trinity. 29 St. Michae land All Angels.
* 4 Tu. Ha t'd Cen. Cons. Last Tu. Litch'd N. Cons. Last W. N. Lon. Bap. As.
SUN SOUTH.
3, 11h. 59m. 15, 11h. 55m.
6, 11h. 58m. 9, 11h. 57m.
1 M.Merch's ; Stoning'n; Central.
1 Th. Conn .; Phoenix. 2 W. Windham.
15 Th 5 416 8 3 19
6
9
15
25 B 5 525 51 10
ter, J. C. Ayres, H. B. Camp, O. D. Cooke, Wilson Whi- ton, J. L. Wheeler, John C. Bull, C. P. Brooks; Steward, A. C. Baldwin; Matron, Mrs. White.
10th Month.
OCTOBER.
1853.
MOON'S PHASES.
New @ 2, 5h. 27m. E. First ) 9, 10h. 25m. M.
Full @ 16, 7h. 40m. E.
Last (@ 25, 0h. 29m. M.
SUN SOUTH. 3, 11h. 49m. | 14, 11h. 46m, 6, 11h. 48m. 19, 11h. 45m. 10, 11h. 17m. 27, 11h. 44m.
MW @R. OS. R.S. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
-
1 Sa 5 585 40 4 11
7 42
COURTS. SUPERIOR.
2.B 6
05 38
Sets. 1
8
21
3M 6 15 37 6 23, 8 57 Ist Tu. Danb'y ; B'klyn.
4 Tu 6 25 35 6 51 9 32d Tu., N. Haven.
5 W 6 35 33 7 21 10
10 4th Tu., Tolland.
6 Th 6
45 32 8 3.10, 49 COUNTY.
7 Fr 6 5,5 30 8 50 11 32 2d Tu., Litchfield.
8 Sa 6 65 28 9
45 Morn. 3d Tu., Middletown.
9 B 6 75 27 10
49 0 17
10 M 6 85 25,11 58 1
13
11 Tu 6
95 24 Morn. 2
8
4 5
36
3 M. Tolland County.
40 25 ELECTIONS.
5 1 M. Geo .; F'a.
8 381 W. M'd. ;
18 Tu 6 175 13 6 20
19 W 6 185 11 6 48 9
20 Th 6 195 10 7 20 10
21 Fr 6 215 8
7 58 10
22 Sa 6 225 7 8 43 11
23 B 6 235 5 9 34 11
24 M 6 245 4 10 32 Ev. 30 19
25 Tu 6 265 - 34 1
26 W 6 275
1 Morn. | 2
27 Th 6 28 4 59 0 40 4
28 Fr 6 29 4 58 1 48
29 Sa 6 30 4 57 2 5.8
6 23 23 22d S. after Trinity.
30 B 6 32 1 55 4 10
7 8 28 Sts. Simon and Jude.
31 M 6 334 54 5 25 7 48 30 23d S. after Trinity.
ANNUAL MEETINGS. BANKS.
27 1 Tu.St'te; 2 Tu. Thomp. 32 W. Farmers.
14 Fr 6 135 19 3 25 6
15 Sa 6 145 17 4 30 7
16 B 6 15 5 16 Rises.
8
17 M 6 165 14 5
54
9
122 M. S. C .; Ohio.
452 Tu. Pa.
14 LEGISLATURES.
44 1 M. Tennessee. 142 Th. Vermont. 48| Last M. R. I.
CHURCH DAYS.
2 19th S. after Trinity.
31 9 20th S. after Trinity. 3 16 21st S. after Trinity.
5 23 18 St. Luke.
ECCLESIASTICAL .- 1 Tu Windham ; Hartf'd S .; and Middlesex Consoc. 1 W. Gen. Con. Epis. ; N. Hav. Bap. Asso. 2 Tu. N. Lond ; Fairfield, E. & W .; & Tolland Con. 2 W. New Haven W. Cons.
12 W 6 105 22 1
13 Th 6 11 5 20 2 17
11th Month.
MOON'S PHASES.
New 1, 3h. 48m. M.
First ID 7, 7h 21m. E. Full @ 15, 1h. 9m. E.
Last 23. 5h. 44m. E.
New 4) 30, 2h. 22m. E.
SUN SOUTH. 2, 11h. 432m. [ 24, 11h. 47m. 8, 11h. 44m. 27, 11h, 48m. 30, 11h. 49m. 11, 11h. 45m. 20, 11h. 46m.
MW OR. @S. R.OS. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1 Tu 6 34 4 53
Sets. 8 25
COURTS.
2 W 6 35 4 52
5 56
9 4
U. S. DISTRICT.
3 Th 6 374 50 6 41 9 47 4th Tu., Hartford.
4 Fr 6 38 4 49 7
35 10 30 SUPERICR.
5 Sa 6 39 4 48 8 38 11
16 Ist Tu. Litchfield.
6 B 6 404 47 9 48 Morn.
COUNTY.
7M
6 414 46 10 59
8 Tu 6 43 4 45
Morn. 0
9
2 17
10 Th 6 45 4 43 1 16
11 Fr
6 464 42 2 22
6 474 41 3 25
13 B 6 494 40 4 28
14 M
6 504 39 5 29
7
15 Tu 6 514 38
Rises. 8
16 W 6 524 37
5 20
8
17 Th 6 544 36
5 56
9
9
19 Sa
6 56 4 35 7 27
10
20 B
6 574 34 8 22
10
21 M
6 594 33 9 22
11
04 33 10 25 E.
9 3 M. North Carolina.
23
W 24 Th 7
24 31
Morn. 1 3
58 14
25 Fr 7 34 31 0 37
26 Sa 7 5|4 30
1 45
30
27 B 17 64 30 2 57
28 M 7 74 29 4 11
6
29 Tu 7
84 29 5
30 7
27 20 26th S. after Trinity. 12 27 Advent Sunday.
30 W 7 9|4 29 Sets.
7 58 30 St. Andrew.
47 9 12 57 36 13 45 18
0 8 2d Tu. Hartf .; Norwich. 1 5 4th Tu., N. Haven. ANNUAL MEETINGS.
BANKS. 1 M. Meriden ; Winsted.
INSURANCE CO.
2 W. Connect. Mutual. ELECTIONS.
1 M. Louisia .; Mississip. 1 Tu. N. Y .; N. J .; Wis. Michigan. Illinois. Cal. 2 M. Mass ; 2 Tu. Del. 48 20
LEGISLATURES.
54 1 M. Geo .; Ark .; Florida. 30 2 M. Alabama.
22 Tu 7 7 1 4 32 11 30 0
56 4 M. South Carolina. CHURCH DAYS.
1 All Sa'ts. 2 All Souls. 6 24th S. after Trinity.
4 5
34 13 25th S. after Trinity.
18 Fr
6 55 4 36 6 38
3 5 6 6
9 W 6 444 44
12 Sa
ECCLESIASTICAL .- 1Tu. Windh'm Assoc'n. Tu. after Thanksgiving, N. Haven W. Association. 30th, Sun eclipsed, invisible.
1853.
NOVEMBER.
12th Month.
DECEMBER.
1853.
MOON'S PHASES.
SUN SOUTH.
First @ 7, 7h 19m. M.
Full 15, 8h 43m. M.
Last @ 23, 8h. 32m. M.
New @ 30, In. 15m. M.
2, 11h. 50m. 20, 11h. 58m. 7, 11h. 5201. 24, 12h. 0m. 11, 11h 54m. 28, 12h. 2m. 15, 11h. 56m. 30, 12h. 3m.
MWOR. OS. R.O.S. H. W. CALENDAR DAYS.
1 Th 7 104 28 5 18
8 43
COURTS.
2 Fr
7 114 28 6 20 9 31
SUPERIOR.
3 Sa 7 124 28 7 30 10 19,2d Tu. Middletown.
4|B
7 134 28 8 43 11 9|3d Tu. New London.
5M
7 144 28 9 57 Morn.
COUNTY.
6 Tu 7 154 28 11 Morn. 0 57 2d Tu., Brooklyn.
8 Th 7 174 27 0 14 1 56 3d Tu., Litchfield.
9|Fr
7 184 27
1 18 3 74th Tu., Tolland.
10 Sa
7 194 28 2 21
3 22
4 5
18 -22
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
12 M
7 224 28 6 26
7
45
15
Th
7 23.4 28
Rises. 8
24
1 M. CONGRESS meets.
16 Fr
7 234 29 5 23 8
16
9
LEGISLATURES.
18 B
7 25 4 29
7
15
10
61 M. Kentucky.
19 M
42 | M. Iowa.
20 Tu 7 26 4 30 9 20 11
16 Last M. Missouri.
21 W 7 264 31 10 25 11 55
22 Th 7 274 31 11
31 Ev. 381 THANKSGIVING.
23 Fr
7 274 32 Morn. 1 27
CHURCH DAYS.
24 Sa 7 284 32 0 38 2
25
4 2d S. in Advent.
17 28 4 33 1 48 3 32 11 3d S. in Advent.
7 284 34 3 1 4 38:18 4th S. in Advent.
27 Tu 7 29 4 34 4 18
5 4321 St. Thomas,
28 W 7 29 4 35 5 38
6 41 25 Christmas.
29 Th 7 29 4 36 6
55
7 36|26 St. Stephen.
30 Fr 7 29 4 37 Sets. 8 30 27 St. John.
31 Sa 7 304 37 6 17 9
23,28 Innocents.
7W
7 164 27
7 204 28 7 204 28 4 5 25 24
6
21
13 Tu 7 21 4 2>
7
INSURANCE CO. 1 M. New London.
57 33
17 Sa
7 244 29 6
7 25 4 30 8 16 10
25| B
26 M
There are in the United States, 119 colleges, 44 theolog- ical seminaries, 16 law schools, and 37 medical schools.
11|B
14 W
7 0 3 2d Tu., Fairfield.
17
UNITED STATES CONGRESS.
United States Congress.
The Constitution of the United States went into operation, March 4th, 1789. By it, each State is en- titled to two Senators ; and Representatives in propor- tion to inhabitants, after deducting two-fifths of the slaves. Below are given the ratio of representation for the different periods ; the whole number of repre- sentatives ; and the number to which Connecticut has been entitled.
Periods, 1789 1793 1803 1813
1823
1833
1843
1853
Ratio, ---- 33.000 33.000 35.000 40.000 47.700 70.680 93.420
Wh. No. 65
105
141
181
212
240
223
233
No. for Ct. 5 7
7
7
6
6
4
4
SENATORS IN CONGRESS FROM CONNEC- TICUT.
1789 to 1796
Oliver Ellsworth, Windsor, from Wm. Samuel Johnson, Stratford, from 1789 to 1791
Roger Sherman, New Haven, from -1791 to 1793 Stephen M. Mitchell, Wethersfield, from 1793 to 1795 Jonathan Trumbull, Lebanon, from 1795 to 1796 James Hillhouse, New Haven, from - 1796 to 1810 Uriah Tracy, Litchfield, from 1796 to 1807
1807 to 1813
Chauncey Goodrich, Hartford, from Samuel W. Dana, Middletown, from David Daggett, New Haven, from -1813 to 1819 James Lanman, Norwich, from 1819 to 1825
1810 to 1821
Elijah Boardman, New Milford, from 1821 to 1823 Henry W. Edwards, New Haven, from -1823 to 1827 Calvin Willey, Tolland, from 1825 to 1831
Samuel A. Foote, Cheshire, from
1827 to 1833
Gideon Tomlinson, Fairfield, from
1831 to 1837
Nathan Smith, New Haven, from
-1833 to 1836
John M. Niles, Hartford, from
1836 to 1839
Perry Smith, New Milford, from 1837 to 1843
Thaddeus Betts, Norwalk, from
1839 to 1840
2
18
UNITED STATES CONGRESS.
Jabez W. Huntington, Norwich, from 1840 to 1847
John M. Niles, Hartford, from 1843 to 1849
Roger S. Baldwin, New Haven, from _1847 to 1851
Truman Smith, Litchfield, from 1849 to 1855
Isaac Toucey, Hartford, from 1852 to 1857
REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS FROM CONNECTICUT.
Roger Sherman, New Haven, from ~ 1789 to 1791 Jona. Trumbull, Lebanon,(Speaker,)from 1789 to 1795 Jeremiah Wadsworth, Hartford, from .1789 to 1795
Benjamin Huntington, Norwich, from 1789 to 1791
Jonathan Sturges, Fairfield, from 1789 to 1793
James Hillhouse, New Haven, from _ 1791 to 1796
Amasa Learned, New London, from Joshua Coit, New London, from,
V 1791 to 1795
Uriah Tracy, Litchfield, from
1793 to 1796
Zephaniah Swift, Windham, from
1793 to 1797
Roger Griswold, Lyme, from 1795 to 1805
Chauncey Goodrich, Hartford, from
· 1795 to 1801
Nathaniel Smith, Woodbury, from
1795 to 1799
Samuel W. Dana, Middletown, from James Davenport, Stamford, from John Allen, Litchfield, from
1796 to 1810
1796 to 1799
1797 to 1799
Jonathan Brace, Hartford, from · 1798 to 1800 1798 to 1801 William Edmond, Newtown, from Jolın Davenport, Jr., Stamford, from 1799 to 1817 Elizur Goodrich, New Haven, from 1799 to 1801 John Cotton Smith, Sharon, from 1800 to 1806 Calvin Goddard, Norwich, from 1801 to 1805
Benjamin Talmadge, Litchfield, from
1801 to 1817
Elias Perkins, New London, from Simeon Baldwin, New Haven, from
V 1801 to 1803 - 1803 to 1805
Lewis B. Sturges, Fairfield, from
1805 to 1817
Jonathan O. Mosely, East Haddam, from 1805 to 1821 Timothy Pitkin, Farmington, from 1805 to 1819
Theodore Dwight, Hartford, from · 1806 to 1807
Epaphro. Champion, E. Haddam, from 1807 to 1817 Ebenezer Huntington, Norwich, from 1810 to 1811
Lyman Law, New London, from v1811 to 1817
v 1793 to 1798
UNITED STATES CONGRESS.
19
Ebenezer Huntington, Norwich, from 1817 to 1819
Samuel B. Sherwood, Fairfield, from 1817 to 1819
Thomas S. Williams, Hartford, from . ·1817 to 1819 Nathaniel Terry, Hartford, from 1817 to 1819
Uriel Holmes, Litchfield, from 1817 to 1818 Sylvester Gilbert, Hebron, from 1818 to 1819 John Russ, Hartford, from . '1819 to 1823 Henry W. Edwards, New Haven, from _1819 to 1823 Gideon Tomlinson, Fairfield, from 1819 to 1827 Elisha Phelps, Simsbury, from 1819 to 1821
1819 to 1821
Samuel A. Foote, Cheshire, from James Stephens, Stamford, from 1819 to 1821 Noyes Barber, Groton, from 1821 to 1835 Ansel Sterling, Sharon, from 1821 to 1825 Ebenezer Stoddard, Woodstock, from 1821 to 1825
Enoch Burrows, Stonington, from
1821 to 1823
Samuel A. Foote, Cheshire, from Lemuel Whitman, Farmington, from
1823 to 1825
Elisha Phelps, Simsbury, from
1825 to 1829
Ralph I. Ingersoll, New Haven, from John Baldwin, Windham, from
1825 to 1829
Orange Merwin, New Milford, from David Plant, Stratford, from
1827 to 1829
William W. Ellsworth, Hartford, from , 1829 to 1835
Ebenezer Young, Killingly, from
1829 to 1835
Jabez W. Huntington, Litchfield, from 1829 to 1835
William L. Storrs, Middletown, from
1829 to 1833
Samuel A. Foote, Cheshire, from
1833 to 1835
Samuel Tweedy, Danbury, from
1833 to 1835
Isaac Toucey, Hartford, from Elisha Haley, Groton, from
· 1835 to 1839 1835 to 1839
Samuel Ingham, Saybrook, from
1835 to 1839
Zalmon Wildman, Danbury, from
1835 to 1836
Andrew Judson, Canterbury, from
1835 to 1836
Lancelot Phelps, Colebrook, from 1835 to 1839
Thomas T. Whittlesey, Danbury, from Orrin Holt, Willington, from Joseph Trumbull, Hartford, from
1836 to 1839
1837 to 1839
1839 to 1843
John H. Brockway, Ellington, from 1839 to 1843 Thos. W. Williams, New London, from 1839 to 1843
Thomas B. Osborne, Fairfield, from 1839 to 1843
Truman Smith, Litchfield, from
1839 to 1843
1823 to 1825
_ 1825 to 1833
1825 to 1829
20
UNITED STATES CONGRESS.
William L. Storrs, Middletown, from 1839 to 1840 Win. W. Boardman, New Haven, from -1841 to 1843 Thomas H. Seymour, Hartford, from - 1843 to 1845
John Stewart, Chatham, from 18-13 to 1845
Samuel Simons, Bridgeport, from George S. Catlin, Windham, from
1843 to 1845
1843 to 1845
James Dixon, Hartford, from 1845 to 1849
Samuel D. Hubbard, Middletown, from 1845 to 1849
Jolın A. Rockwell, Norwich, from 1845 to 1849
Truman Smith, Litchfield, from
1845 to 1849
Loren P. Waldo, Tolland, from
1849 to 1851
Walter Booth, Meriden, from
1849 to 1851
Thomas B. Butler, Norwalk, from 1849 to 1851
Chauncey F. Cleveland, Hampton, from 1849 to 1853
Charles Chapman, Hartford, from ·1851 to 1853
Colin M. Ingersoll, New Haven, from ~ 1851 to 1853
Origen S. Seymour, Litchfield, from 1851 to 1853
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS UNDER THE CON- FEDERATION.
Andrew Adams, Litchfield, from 1781 to 1782
Eliphalet Dyer, Windham, from 1781 to 1783
Oliver Ellsworth, Windsor, from 1781 to 1784
Benjamin Huntington, Norwich, from 1781 to 1784
and 1787 to 1788
Sam'l Huntington, Norwich, ( Pres. ) from 1781 to 1784 Richard Law, New London, from 1781 to 1784
Oliver Wolcott, Litchfield, from 17S1 to 1784
Jesse Root, Coventry, from 1751 to 1783
Roger Sherman, New Haven, from 1761 to 1784
Jedediah Strong, Litchfield, from 1782 to 1784
William Hillhouse, New London, from 1753 to 1786
Stephen M. Mitchell, Wethersfield, from 1783 to 1784 and from 1755 to 1786, and 1787 to 1788
James Wadsworth, Durham, from 1783 to 1784
and from 1785 to 1786
William Williams, Lebanon, from 1783 to 1784
Joseph P. Cooke, Danbury, from 1784 to 1788
1784 to 1787
Wm. S. Johnson, Stratford, from Jonathan Sturges, Fairfield, from 1785 to 1787
21
UNITED STATES CONGRESS.
John Treadwell, Farmington, from 1785 to 1786
Pierpont Edwards, New Haven, from 1787 to 1788 Jeremiah Wadsworth, Hartford, from 1787 to 1788
MEMBERS OF THE CONVENTION,
To form the Constitution, from May 10 to Sept. 17, 1787.
Oliver Ellsworth, Windsor. Wm. Samuel Johnson, Stratford
Roger Sherman, New Haven.
MEMBERS OF THE FIRST COLONIAL CON- GRESS, 1765.
Eliphalet Dyer, Windham
Wm. Samuel Johnson, Stratford,
David Rowland, Fairfield,
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS BEFORE THE CONFEDERATION.
Silas Deane, Wethersfield, from ' 1774 to 1776
Eliphalet Dyer,* Windham, from 1774 to 1779
and 1780 to 1781
Roger Sherman,* New Haven, from 1774 to 1781
Joseph Trumbull, Lebanon, from Titus Hosmer, Middletown, from
1774 to 1775 1775 to 1776
and 1777 to 1779
Oliver Wolcott,* Litchfield, from 1775 to 1778
and 1780 to 1781
Samuel Huntington, Norwich, from 1776 to 1781
William Williams,* Lebanon, from
1776 to 1778
Andrew Adams, Litchfield, from 1777 to 1780 Oliver Ellsworth, Windsor, from 1777 to 1781 Richard Law, New London, from 1777 to 1778
Jesse Root, Coventry, from 1778 to 1781
Joseph Spencer, East Haddam, from 1778 to 1779
Jedediah Strong, Litchfield, from 1779 to 1780
Benjamin Huntington, Norwich, from 1790 to 1781
* Signers of the Declaration of Independence.
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GOVERNMENT OF CONNECTICUT.
overnment of Connecticut.
Executive Department.
His Excellency THOMAS H. SEYMOUR, Hartford, GOVERNOR. Salary $1100.
R. A. Erving, Exec. Sec. Salary $200. Philip Curtis, Messenger.
His Honor CHARLES H. POND, Milford, LIEUT. GOVERNOR. Salary $300.
JOHN P. C. MATHER, New London, SEC. OF STATE. Salary $1000.
J. Judson Dimock, Clerk .*
EDWIN STEARNS, Middletown, TREASURER. Salary $1000.
Isaac N. Prior, Clerk .*
RUFUS G. PINNEY, Stafford, COMPTROLLER. Salary $1000.
George Robinson, Clerk .*
LOREN P. WALDO, Tolland, COMMISSIONER OF THE SCHOOL FUND. Salary $1250, and traveling expenses. Henry A. Fitch, 3 J. F. Erving. Clerks .*
CHARLES MARVIN, Auditors of Public Accounts. JOB ALLYN,
WM. H. GILBERT, Auditors of Quarter Master
JOSEPH PRATT, S General's Account.
OSBORNE & BALDWIN, New Haven, State Printers.
STATE LIBRARY COMMITTEE, The Governor, Secretary, and Wm. L. Storrs.
*Clerks in the several State offices are allowed $2 per day.
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VOTES FOR STATE OFFICERS.
Dotes for State Officers,
APRIL, 1852.
GOVERNOR,
Seymour, Kendrick, Gillette, Scat.
Hartford Co.
6817
5156
405
7
New Haven Co.
5498
5622
371
8
New London Co.
3658
3645
599
3
Fairfield Co.
4765
4418
115
1
Windham Co.
2320
1960
626
0
Litchfield Co.
4244
3767
346
0
Middlesex Co.
2347
2075
238
2
Tolland Co.
1975
1598
200
2
-
Total,
31,624
28,241
2900
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LT. GOVERNOR,
Pond,
Mills,
Field,
Scat.
31,541 · 28,639
2,795
12
SECRETARY,
Mather, Trumbull, Webb, Scat.
31,598
28,633
2,764
17
TREASURER,
Stearns,
Clark, Baldwin,
Scat.
31,469
28,662
2,664
109
COMPTROLLER
Pinney,
Strong, Beecher, Scat.
31,562
28,478
2,858
10
Presidential Dote,
NOVEMBER, 1852.
COUNTIES,
Pierce,
Scott,
Hale,
Scat.
Hartford,
6,639
6.329
461
1
New Haven,
6,097
6,046
424
4
New London,
4,079
3,361
637
0
Fairfield,
5,155
4,814
167
1
Windham,
2,448
2,095
618
1
Litchfield,
4,082
3,946
414
4
Middlesex,
2,734
2,065
238
1
Tolland,
2,015
1,703
202
0
Total,
33,249
30,359
3,161
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
General Assembly.
SENATE ..
HIS HONOR LT. GOV. POND, PRESIDENT.
Dist. Names. Residence. Committee. Occupation.
1 James T. Pratt, d. Rocky Hill, S. Fund, F. R. Farmer.
2 Ralph Cheney, d. Manchester, Unfin. B., En. Manufac.
3 Rayner Holcomb, d. Granby,
N. T., Af. C. Farmer.
4 *Grisw'd I. Gilbert, w. Hamden,
Claims, do.
5 Asa M. Train, w.
Milford, S. L., Agricul. Clergym'ri.
East Haven, Lands, Farmer.
Groton, Incorpo'tions, Comme'e.
Preston, C. P., H. Ex. Merchant.
Lyme, Fin., Cap. P. Publisher.
Huntington, Banks, Reg. Farmer.
N. Fairfield, Railroads, do.
Norwalk, Education, Lawyer.
Chaplin.
Woodstock, Labor on R. R. Tanner.
Colebrook, Free Banks,
16 *Elisha Johnson, d. 17 *Wm. W. Welch, w. Norfolk, R. & B., I. P. Physician. 18 Asher Robinson, d. Durham. H. of Labor, Mechanic.
19 Dan'ł B. Warner, d. 20 *Origen Dimock, d. Willington, Milit., Alms H. Farmer.
21 John S. Dobson, d. Vernon, Fairf. Co. B. Manufac. Allowance of Senators, $2 per day.
Clerk, Levi B. Bradley, d., Lawyer, Hartford. Pay same as Senators.
Messenger, Leander Parmelee, Sheriff.
Assistant Messenger, Peter W. Powell, Accountant.
Door Keeper, Roswell Watrous, Painter.
* Members of Corporation of Yale College, who had before been members of the Senate.
6 David S. Fowler, d. 7 *Nathan G. Fish, w. 8 A. L. Latham, w. 9 James A. Bill, d.
10 Wm, A. Junson, d. 11 Luther Mead, d. 12 *Thos. B. Butler, w. 13 Edward Eaton, d. 14 Ezra Deane, f. s.
15 Warren Phelps, d.
Plymouth, Judic., Rev. C. Lawyer.
E. Haddam, State Prison, Merchant.
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VOTES FOR SENATORS.
Dotes for Senators.
APRIL, 1852.
Dis.
Vote.
Vote. Scat. Total.
1 Pratt,
2680
W. Gladden,
2280
50 5010
2 Cheney,
1922
G. Plummer,
1514 5 3441
3 Holcomb, 2104
D. L. Williams, 1673
63 3840
4 Gilbert,
2283
Osborne,
1854
3 4140
5 Train,
1934
N. Tuller,
1854
1 3789
6 Fowler,
1765
H. Rowe,
1680
3 3448
7 Fish,
1467
B. A. Copp,
1242 2 2711
8 Latham,
1432
L. Hull, Jr.,
1424
27 2883
9 Bill,
1112
S. S. Warner,
1012
23 2147
10 Judson,
1836
O. H. Perry,
1788
0 3624
11 Mead,
1520
W. Bates,
1222
0 2742
12 Butler,
1520
Ch. Brown,
1294
3 2817
13 Eaton,
1156
H. G. Taintor,
1122
2 2280
14 Deane,
1325
P. C. Child,
1147
2 2474
15 Phelps,
1443
C. Adams,
1273
34 2750
16 Johnson,
1487
L. Heaton,
1390
1 2878
17 Welch,
1450
S. C. Scoville,
1234
8 2692
18 Robinson,
1124
B. Douglass,
1091
0 2215
19 Warner,
1205
H. W. Gilbert,
1160
9 2374
20 Dimock,
972
Dickinson,
825
1 1798
21 Dobson,
994
D. Loomis,
896
1 1891
The Register for 1850 contained the votes for Sena- tors for the several Districts, from 1830, the time the District system went into operation, to 1849; with the names and residence of the Senators. Previous to 1830, Senators were elected by General Ticket.
The Register for 1848 contains the names and resi- dence of all the members of the Upper House, from 1639 to 1819, when our Constitution went into opera- tion.
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SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
Senatorial Districts.
[Very unequal-see preceding votes. ]
1. Hartford, Wethersfield, Berlin, Southington, New Britain, Rocky Hill.
2. Enfield, Suffield, East Windsor, East Hartford, Glastenbury, Marlborough, Manchester, South Windsor.
3. Hartland, Granby, Simsbury, Windsor, Canton, Farmington, Bristol, Burlington, Avon, Bloomfield.
4. New Haven, Hamden, Woodbridge.
5. Milford, Orange, Derby, Oxford, Middlebury, Waterbury, Bethany, Wolcott, Southbury, Naugatuck, Seymour.
6. Guilford, Branford, North Branford, East Haven, North Ha- ven, Madison, Wallingford, Meriden, Cheshire, Prospect.
7. New London, Groton, Ledyard, Stonington, Waterford.
8. Norwich, North Stonington, Preston, Griswold, Lisbon, Franklin.
9. Lyme, Colchester, Lebanon, Montville, Salem, Bozrah, East Lyme.
10. Fairfield, Bridgeport, Stratford, Huntington, Weston, Trum- bull, Monroe, Westport, Easton.
11. Danbury, Ridgefield, Redding, Newtown, Brookfield, New Fairfield, Sherman.
12. Norwalk, Darien, Stamford, Greenwich, New Canaan, Wilton.
13. Brooklyn, Canterbury, Hampton, Plainfield, Sterling, Volun- town, Windhamn, Chaplin.
14. Ashford, Eastford, Killingly, Pomfret, Thompson, Woodstock.
15. Litchfield, Harwinton, New Hartford, Torrington, Winches- ter, Barkhamsted, Colebrook.
16. New Milford, Warren, Washington, Roxbury, Bethlem, Woodbury, Watertown, Plymouth.
17. Salisbury, Canaan, Norfolk, Sharon, Cornwall, Goshen, Kent.
18. Middletown, Cromwell, Durham, Chatham, Portland.
19. Haddam, Chester, Clinton, East Haddam, Killingworth, Say- brook, Old Saybrook, Westbrook.
20. Tolland, Ellington, Somers, Stafford, Union, Willington.
21. Andover, Bolton, Coventry, Columbia, Hebron, Mansfield, Vernon.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. CHARLES B. PHELPS, Woodbury, SPEAKER. Allowance $2.50 per day.
NOTE. Those marked * were members in 1851 ; and f mem bers in previous years.
HARTFORD, #Isaac Toucey, d. James B. Crosby, d.
Avon, Timothy Colvin, d. Berlin, John Lee, d.
Bloomfield, William Adams, d. Bristol, Julius R. Mitchell, d. Burlington, John Crandall, d. Canton, Oliver C. Adams, w. East Hartford, Thos. Burnham, w. +Ralph Pitkin, w. East Windsor, Benj Hamilton, d. William Phelps, d.
Enfield, Wolcott Abbe, w. Albert King, w. Farmington, ** Adna Whiting, d. +Thomas Cowles, d.
Glastenbury, Gideon Kinne, d. Edwin S. Treat, d.
Granby, Asaph Griswold, d. Forest Reed, d. Hartland, Luther H. Stebbins, d. +Henry Robinson, d.
Agriculture.
Amend. Constitu.
School Fund. Joiner.
Manchester. Francis W. Cowles, d. CAPITAL PUN. Farmer.
Capital Pun. Merchant.
Farmer.
Manufact'r.
Rocky Hill, Alfred Wilcox, d. Simsbury, tWilliam Mather, w. R. & B., F. C.H.(1)Farmer. John Turnbull. w. Southington, fFran's W. Wilcox, d. Incorporations. Farmer. tJesse Olney, d.
R. R., Fed. Rel. (2)Author. South Windsor. tHorace Filley, d. Hours of Labor. Farmer. Suffield, John Noble, d. "
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