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NEW-YORK REGISTER.
Elias Nixon,
John Brower,
William Hardenbrook,
Frederick Steymets, Theophilus Beekman,
Willet Seaman, William De Peyfter,
Henry Riker.
Elijah Cock,
Medical Eftablifhment for the City Hospital at the Alens-houfe. Phyfician in ordinary, Nicholas Romayne, M. D. Ed. 1780.
Extra Phyficians, William Moore, M. D. Ed. 1785, and Samuel Bard, M. D. Ed. 1765.
William M'Intofh, Apothecary.
Officers of the Customs of the Port of New-York. John Lamb, Collector. Benjamin Walker, Naval Officer. John Lafher, Surveyor. Land and Tide Waiters.
Samuel Scudder, John Stevens,
James W. Payne,
James Payne, .
Tedediah Waterman,
John Banks,
William Strachan,
William Hurtin,
William Lafher,
Ralph Hodge,
William Leaycraft,
John Targee.
Revenue Officers. Peter Kinnan, Charles Harrifon, John King. Surveyor's Clerks. Matthew Lafher, James Ricker. Cuftom-houfe Bargemen.
Thomas Glentworth, John Carnes, Robert Nalmel- ton, David Burger, junior. Branch Pilots.
Zacharialı Rufler, David Morris, ohn Callehan, obert Eaton, dward Wilkie,
Charles Penny, Ifaac Thompfon,
Charles Swan,
Matthew Daniel,
Thomas Gray,
ohn Funk, John Minus,
"Nathaniel Funk,
Willet Leaycraft. .
Pilots for the Sound. LoyQuad Hacker, Thomas Hunt, Daniel Lawrence ..
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Wardens of the Port of New-York. Thomas Lawrence, Auguftine Lawrence, Wm.Heyer. John Bancker, Weigh-mafter. InspeElors.
Conrad W. Ham and Richard Ten Eyck, Infpectors of Flour.
Henry H. Kipp and Jonathan Lawrence, Infpectors of Pot and Pearl Afhes.
Robert Tout and James Tylee, Infpectors of Leather. Richard Norwood, Infpector of Butter & Hog's Lard. Thomas Ivers, Infpector of Hemp. Infpectors of Lumber.
Michael Conolly, Robert Newfon, Jeremy Marfhal,
Ebenezer Young,
William Leaycraft, Robert Williams.
Thomas Ogilvie,
Cullers of Staves and Heading.
Peter Honfon, Samuel Page,
Francis Johnfon,
Gilbert Thornton,
William Dean,
John O. Bogardus,
Michael Sickles,
John Morris,
Abraham Anderfon,
John Hadley,
Garret Wallegrove, Gideon Harpur,
Robert M'Dowel.
James Bingham, John Herttell,
Gaugers. I. Craven, I. Havens,
Surveyors. Evert Bancker, Theodore Goerck, and Peter Van Steenburgh. Packers and Cullers.
John Gillelan, James M'Culien, Peter Stoutenburgh,
Jacob Morris, Robert Williams Y
Ifaac Labaflı, Gilbert Thornton, Benjamin Griffith. Re-tackers of Beef and Pork. Daniel Dunfcomb, Jofephi Jadwin,
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Meafurers belonging to the Custom-houfe.
William Gilbert,
Jacob Van Wagenen, - Norwood,
William Dodge,
Gerard Sickles,
Jeremiah Stone,
Harmanus Skaats,
William A. Forbes.
New-York Regiment of Artillery.
Sebaftian Bauman, Efq; Lieut. Col. Commandant. Charles Tillinghaft, Firft Major. Second do.
l'eter Curtenius, De Witt Clinton, Samuel Forbes, and George Snowdon, jun. Captains.
Chriftian Hoffman, Robert Nichols, Ralph Thurman, and Nicholas I. Roofevelt, Captain-Lieutenants. John C. Ludlow, Oliver L. Ker, John Swartwout, and John Speyer, Firft Lieutenants.
Auguftus Sacket, Nicholas N. Depeytter, J. Manning, John Suydam, Jonathan Lawrence, jun. Anthony Lamb, and Nathaniel Olcott, Second Lieutenants. John Swartwout, Adjutant.
Malachi Treat, Surgeon.
l'eter Irving, Surgeon's Mate.
MILITIA OFFICES. Brigade of the City and County of Nero- York. James Alner, Efq; Brigadier-General. James Morris, Brigade Infpector. Brigade Company of Artillery.
John Stoutenburgh, Captain. David R. Bogert, Captain-Lieutenant. John Ten Eyck, First Lieutenant.
John Van Gelder, Second Lieutenant. Troop of Horfe.
John Lovell, Captain. Edward Patton, Firft Lieutenant. James Hearn, Second Lieutenant. John Fink, Cornet. Janies Warner, Quarter-mafter.
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NEW-YORK REGISTER. FIRST REGIMENT. Field and Staff. Henry Rutgers, Efq; Lieut. Col. Commandant
Gerrard Steddiford, Firft Major. Bernardus Swartwout, Second Major. Thomas Herttell, Adjutant. John Furman, Pay-mafter.
John Elfworth, Quarter-mafter.
Captains.
Anthony B. Rutgers, Adrian Kiffam, Cornelius N. Bogart,
Ifaac A. Kip,
Jacob De la Montanye, Tunis Schenck,
Garret N. Bleecker, Richard Duryee.
John H. Hulett, Francis Arden, Jacob Roome, James Riker,.
Lieutenants. John Tabele; John L. Broome, Richard Smith, Weffel F. Weffels.
Richard Ham; Cornelius Herttell, Samuel Kip,
Enfigns. John M'Kenzie, John Merfereau, John T. Duryee.
Richard Furman, Pay-mafter. John Elfworth, Quarter-mafter. John Lamb, jun. Surgeon. James Herttell, Adjutant.
SECOND REGIMENT.
Anthony Poft, Efq; Lieut. Col. Commandant. Ephraim Brafher, Firft Major. William Boyd, Second Major. Captains. Ifaac L. Kip, Rudolphus Bogert,
Walter W. Heyer, Robert Rutgers,
William I. Vredenburgh,
Gerrard Rutgers,
John I. Morgan,
John P. Beffonet, Anthony Ogilvie,
Auguftine H. Lawrence, Elbert Roofevelt, Jabez Halfey. Lieutenants. Alexander Mowatt, Abraham Brower, Y 2
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Andrew G. Fraunces, Archibald M'Cullum, John Kingfland,
John Ten Brook, John De Grufhe,
David Longworth,.
Leonard Kip, jun.
Matthew Lattimore,
David Heakley, John Divine, Ifaac Tor Bofs. Enfigns. John Harrington, William Kingfland,
John Lang, Jacob Van Wagenen, jua. John Bufh.
THIRD REGIMENT.
Walter Bicker, Efq; Lieut. Col. Commandant. James Black, Firft Major.
jacob Norton, Second Major.
Captains.
James Beekman, jun. Peter Van Zandt,
James Morris, George H. Remfen, Robert Cocks, jun.
David Harriot, Peter Mafterton,
Ifaac Heyer,
Ifaac Ste;mets,
David Cation:
John I. Beekman, John Elting, Samuel Suydam, John Crawford, John Ę. Seaman,
Elbert Jones, John Lawrence, Nathaniel Bloodgood,
William Cocks,
William Hofack,
Lieutenants. William Richardfonly Maltby Gelftou, Gilbert Afpinwall, William Gelfton, John Wells.
Enfigns. John Roe, John Graham, John Boeien, John Childs.
FOURTH REGIMENT.
Edward Meeks, Efq; Lieutenant Col. Commandant. Michael Conolly, Firft Major. Benjamin North, Second Major.
James L. Bogert, Gabriel Furman, Whitehead Fifh,
Captains. Jeffe Wicks, Thomas Campbell, John A. Wolfe,
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Alard Anthony, James R. Smith,
John I. Staples, John P. Pearfs.
Lieutenants. Ezekiel Dodge,
Elias Hicks,
Theodorus Polhemus,
Daniel Dodge, John Cheefeman. Enfigns. Jafper Ward, Jabez Pell,
Walter B. Hunt,
Beekman Van Beuren,
William Nott,
William Hurtin,
Henry Hunt, John Van Winkle. .
Edward Meeks, jun. Adjutant. Frederick Jay, Pay-mafter. . John Vafher, Surgeon.
FIFTH REGIMENT.
James M. Hughes, Efq; Liet. Col. Commandant. Charles F. Weifenfelts, Firft Major. John Van Dyke, Second Major. Captains. Samuel B. Waldron John B. Provooft, Francis Childs, David Jones.
John Morton, James Striker, Thomas M'Eucn, . Lewis Moore, Garret Schenck,
Lieutenants.
Samuel Jones, jun. Wafhington Morton, Jafper Hopper, Samuel Benfon, Peter Mefier,
Seth Kneeland, Robert Bogardus, Benjamin Thurfton, John Quackenbofs jun:
Enfigns. William Taylor,
James Hewit, Cornelius Brinckerhoff, John Van Zandt, Tunis Wortman,
George Youle,
James B. Patterfon, George Weifenfelts.
Auguftus Bailey,
William Pitt Smith, Surgeon ... Y 3.
Abraham Riker, William G. Forbes, Henry Poft, Charles Watkins, Caleb Boyle,
Edward Meeks, jun. Thomas Amerman,
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For the Information of Perfons tranfacting Bufinefs with: the BANK of NEW-YORK, the following RULES obferved at the Bank are published.
THE Ba HE Bank will be open every day in the year except Sundays, Cliriftmas-Day, New-Year's Day, Good-Friday, the fourth of July, and general holydays appointed by legal authority.
The hours of bufinefs with the Bank from ten to one o'clock in the forenoon, and from three to five o'clock in the afternoon.
Difcounts will be done on Tuefday and Thurfday in every week, and bills or notes brought for difcount, muft be left at the Bank on the preceding days. The rate of difcount is fixed at feven per cent. per all- num; but no difcount will be made for a longer term than one month: Three days of grace being allowed upon all bills or notes, the difcount will be taken for the fame.
Money lodged at the Bank may be re-drawn at plea- fure, free of any expence ; but no draught will be paid bevond the balance of account in any cafe whatever.
Bills or notes left with the Bank for collection, will be prefented for acceptance, and the money collected free of expence : In cafe of non-payment and proteft, the charge of proteft muft be borne by the perfon lodging the bill.
Paynients made at the Bank muft be examined at the time, as no deficiency fuggefted afterwards will be admitted.
Gold and Silver coin is received and paid at the rates eftablifhed by Congrefs.
Directors of the Bank of New- York for the present year. Gulian Verplanck, jun. Prefident.
Camfort Sands,
John B. Coles,
Samuel Franklin, John Jones,
John M'Vicker,
Daniel M'Cormick,
Nicholas Gouverneur, Jofhua Waddington,
Charles Smith, William Denning,
Richard Varick, George Douglafs.
Charles Wilkes, Cafhier.
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NEW-YORK REGISTER. Mutual Afurance Company. Direttors.
Conifort Sands, John Delafield,
Anthony L. Bleecker,
Mofcs Rogers,
Thomas Eddy,
Hay Stevenfon,
Samuel Bowne,
George Pollock,
Lawrence Embree, John M&Vickar,
William Neilfon,
John B. Coles,
Gulian Verplanck,
John Jones.
William Laight,
Francis Childs, Robert Bruce,
John Blagge,
Gabriel Furman,
Robert Lenox,
Andrew Van Tuyl, George Douglafs, jun.
William Edgar, Treafurer.
Jofeph Stanfoury, Secretary, No. 126, William-ftreet.
RATES & CONDITIONS of Infurance of the MU- TUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY of the City of New- York, for the Purpose of Infuring all Houses, and other Buildings in the faid City, from Lofs by Fire.
Prem. dep. total.
ift rate. If built of brick or ftone with party walls carried 12 in- ches above theroof, and covered with tiles, flate, copper, or other fafe materials, the premium and depofit on every iool. for feven years fhall be,
3S. I2S. 15s.
drate. Buildings without the be- fore-mentioned party walls, 3drate. If built upto the roof, and covered partly with tiles, flate, &c. and partly with fhingles, 4% rate. If wholly covered with fhiingles,
Stk rate. Upon framed buildings with brick or ftone fronts, and the fides filled in with brick, tch rate. Framed buildings filled in with brick,
45. 16s. 205.
55. 20S. 255.
6s. 24S. 30S.
75. 2Ss. 35S.
8s.
3 ªs. 40S.
4
Cornelius Ray,
David Grim,
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7th rate. Wooden buildings, IOC. 40S. 503.
The expence of infuring fuppofe sool. for feven years in the 5th rate, which comprehends the greateft proportion of houfes in this city, will be as follows :-
Premium on 5ool. at 7s. per cent. 15S. o Depofit at 28s. per cent. 71. C .
Policy and badge,. o I2S. O
6.9 7 o
If the amount of premiums is found fufficient to pay the lofs by fire, and the incidental expences of the office, the whole of the depofit will be returned at the expiration of feven years is 71. which fhews theexpences of infuring, in all propability, may not exceed the fmall coft of 21. 7s.
Any perfon infured by this fociety becomes a mem - ber and is eligible to be chofen a director.
All loffes to be paid or repaired within 90 days from their fettlements in the office, at No. 126, William- ftreet.
New-York Chamber of Commerce.'
Comfort Sands, Prefident. John Murray,
Vice Prefidents.
Jahn Blagge, Cornelius Ray, Treafurer.
William Laight, Secretary. James Cebra, Meffenger.
The members of the Chamber of Commerce meet at their chamber the firft Tuefday in every Month, to tranfact fuch bufinefs as may be laid before them, and to eftablifh fuch rules and regulations as may be deem- ed neceffary for their order and good government.
The officers are annually chofen, by ballot, on the firft Tuefday in May. Five or more negatives appear- . ing againft any candidate foradmiffion into this fociety, excludes hini for one year, but he may be propofed again after the expiration of that term. .
The fee of admiffion is five Spanifh milled dollars ; . the quarterly payment _ dollar ; fine, for non-attendance.
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at ufual meetings, one fhilling; for not attending fpe- cial meetings, two fhillings; and at quarterly meetings, four fliillings, unlefs a fufficient reafon be produced. Any member leaving the chamber, during the time of tranfacting bufinefs, without leave, to forfeit one fhil- ling.
Any member fummoned to ferve on the monthly committee, and neglecting, to pay four fhillings.
No rules, regulations, or orders, forthe government of this chamber, fhall be binding on the members there- of, unlefs propofed in writingat a preceding ftated meet- ing, in order that the general fenfe of the corporation may be taken. Twenty-one members (of which num- ber the prefident or vice -prefident muft be one) fhall be neceffary to form a quorum, in order to tranfact bufinefs, and to ballot for members.
No perfon can be ad'.nitted a member of this corporation but merchants and infurance brokers.
Members to fubmit all difputed matters of ac- count, which they may be concerned in with each other, to the final arbitration and determination either of the monthly committee, or of fuch of the members as may be chofen by the parties, or of the corporation collectively; or, in cafe of refufal, to be expelled the chamber.
The members of this chamber have agreed to receive and pafs gold and filver coin at the rates eftablifhed by the Bank of New-York.
On bills of exchange, drawn upon any of the Weft- India Iflands, Newfoundland, or the foreign poffef- fions in America, which fhall be returned, protefted, for non-payment, the amount of the bill, with 1o per cent. damages, fhall be paid on demand, at the current exchange, when the bill, with the proteft, is prefented either to the drawer or the endorfer thereof.
That all bills of exchange, drawn in fterling money, by perfons refiding in Europe, or elfewhere, on perfons. refiding in this ftate, fhall be paid at the current ex- change between this ftate and London, at the time the bill becomes due.
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When veffels are freighted by the ton, and no fpe- cial agreement'made between the owner and freighter refpecting the proportion of tonnage, &c. the follow- ing regulations fnall be the ftandard of computation :
A ton fhall confift of
8 barrels of flour, one hundred and three quarters cach.
6 barrels of beef, pork, tallow, pickled ffh, pitch, tar, and turpentine.
20 cwt. pig and bar iron, pot afhes, fugar, log-wood, fuftic, Nicaragua wood, and all heavy dye woods, rice, honey, copper ore, and all other heavy goods.
16 cwt. coffee, cocoa, and dried cod-fifh in bulk,, and 12 cwt. dried cod-fiffi in cafks of any fize.
6 cwt. fhip bread in cafks.
7 cwt. in bags, and
& cwt. in bulk.
200 gallons, (wine meafure) reckoning the full con- tents of the cafk, of oil, wine, brandy, or any other Kind of liquors.
22 bufliels of grain, perfe, or beans, in cafks. 56 do. in bulk.
36 do. water meafure, of European falt.
26 do. falt from the Weft-Indies.
2 chaldron of fea-coal, water meafure.
40 feet (cubic meafure) of mahogany, fquare tims ber, oak plank, pine and other boards, beaver, furs, peltry, bees-wax, cotton, wool, and bale goods of all kinds ..
One hogfliead of tobacco, and
Io cwt. dried hides.
If any perfon has goods on freight, in any vef- fel, which he has reafon to imagine have been errone- oufly meafured, he may apply to either of the public meafurers in this city, and have the fame re-meafure- ed; and if it fhall appear that the quantity fpecified in the bill of lading is more than the true meafurement, the owner or confignee fhall deduct the furplus, with the expence of meafuring, from the freight ; but if the goods thus re-meafured fhall contain more than is charged in the bill of lading, the owner of the vef.el
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Thaall be entitled to receive from the confignee of the goods as much in proportion as the deficiency of mea- furement amounts to; or if the goods meafured fhall be found to correfpond with the quantity charged in the bill of lading, in either cafe the owner or confignee fhall pay the expence of meafurement.
Where no fpecial agreement fubfifts to the contra- ry, the following commiffion fhall be charged:
Inland Commiffion.
On fales, exclufive of ftorage, 2% per cent.
On returns from this ftate to any part of the United States, 24 per cent.
Foreign Commiffions.
On fales, exclufive of ftorage, 5 per cent.
On returns, if in produce, 5 per cent. On £ do. in cafks, 2Į per cent.
On making infurance, 14 per cent.
On recovering loffes, 12 per cent.
On outfit of veffels, 5 per cent.
On foliciting and procuring freight, 5 per cent.
On collecting freight, 21 per cent.
Marine Society of the City of New-York.
THIS focietv have power to take and grant goods, chattels, lands and tenements, provided the land fhall not exceed the value of 30001. Sterling, above all out- goings: to fue, or be fued by their corporate name; to make a common feal, or to alter and new-make the fame.
The annual election of officers is held on the fe- cond Monday in January. The prefident and other officers, and the members of every ftanding commit- tee for difpofing of the funds, to take an oath (or if Quakers, an affirmation) for the faithful execution of their offices, which oath to be adminiftered by the prefident or vice-prefident.
The charter to be couftrued moft favourably for the corporation, and the grant and record thereof to De effectual, notwithStanding any miforifons.
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BYE LAWS.
Members are chofen by ballot. A committee of thirteen incmbers meet the fecond Monday in every month. The ftanding committee have power to ad- init members by white and black balls; three black balls to exclude. Quarterly payments four fhillings. Whenever a member fhall meet with any thing that may promote maritime knowledge, he fhall communi- cate it to the fociety, and the fecretary fhall enter it in a book, &c.
The money belonging to the fociety fhall be put .out at intereft, on freehold fecurity, within the city of New-York, &c. None but mafters of veffels are eli- gible to any office of the fociety (except the fecretary and attorney thereof) or as a member of the ftanding committee; and no office, except that of treafurer, fhall excufe any officer from ferving in the ftanding committee, fhould he be elected.
That all penfions or donations to be given to the indigent, diftreffed or neceffitous widows and chil- dren of mafters of veffels, who were, at the time of their deceafe, members of this fociety, be allowed by the ftanding committce in the following proportion :
To the widow of a perfon who has been a member under feven years, at and after the rate of eight pounds per annum : from feven to twelve years, twelve pounds per annum: and to the widow of a perfon who has been a member upwards of twelve years, fixteen pounds per annum; which fhall be paid as long as they con- tinue widows-and to orphans, while they are inca- pable of getting a fubfiftence otherwife.
No perfon, who now is, or hereafter fhall be a mafter of a veffel, fhall be admitted a member, until he has previoufly paid the fum of fix pounds or upwards. Honorary members may pay what they pleafe.
There are about 1200 members, and the amount which the fociety pay in peafions is near four hun- dred pounds per annum.
The fociety has a charter, dated 7th March, 1' 70
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Oficers for the Year 1794.
Tames Farquhar, Prefident.
Pafchal N. Smith, Ift Vice-Prefident. Thomas Farmer, 2d Vice-Prefident. William Heyer, Treafurer.
William Newton, Secretary.
Cornelius I. Bogart, Attorney.
George Stewart, Collector.
Standing Committee. Pafchal N. Smith, Chairman.
Thomas Farmer, John Willfon,
Charles Langrell,
George Stewart,
John Motley, Hoifted Hacker,
William Newton, Thomas Smith,
Jofeph De L. Montayne, John Hazard,
Richard Draper, Samuel Armer.
New-York Agricultural Society.
THIS fociety meets annually at the place where the legiflature of this ftate meets, on the Tuefday next after the convening of both houfes, and continues by adjournment during the feffion. of the legiflature.
Candidates for admiffion are to be propofed at leaft feven days previous to their election. The ad- miffion fees are two dollars, and half a dollar is to be paid afterwards annually.
The objects of investigation are agriculture, manı- factures, and arts, with fuch fubjects of inquiry as nay tend to explain or elucidate their principles.
The State is to be parcelled out into diftricts, and a fecretary to be elected for each, whofe duty it is to convene the members of his diftrict to inquire into the ftate of manufactures, agriculture, &c. to receive communications, relative to the objects of the infti- tution, and to correct, arrange, and tranfmit them to the Prefident, to be laid before the fociety.
Oficers for the prefent year.
Hon. Robert R. Livingfton, Prefident. Ezra L'Hommedieu, Vice Prefident. Hon. Samuel Jones, Treafurer.
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Samuel L. Mitchill, Efq;
Samuel Jones, jun.
Hon. Robert R. Livingfton,
Ifon. Samuel Jones,
Samuel L. Mitchill, Efq;
Secretaries. Committee of Publications.
Corresponding Secretaries for the DiftriEts reffectively an- nicxed to their Names.
Samuel Bard, City and County of New-York.
Ezra L'Hommedieu, County of Suffolk.
Samuel L. Mitchill, County of Queen's.
Acquila Giles, County of King's.
Paul Micheau, County of Richmond.
Philip Livingfton, County of Weft-Chefter. William Barber, County of Dutchefs.
William Thompfon, County of Orange.
John H. Doll, County of Ulfter.
Dr. B. Vroman Wemple, County of Columbia.
Dr. Gale, County of Renffelaer.
Simon De Witt, County of Albany.
Dr. Willard, County of Saratoga.
General Williams, County of Wafhington.
John Porteus, County of Montgomery.
Baron Steuben, County of Herkemer. Matthew Carpenter, County of Tioga. William Cooper, County of Otfego. Oliver Phelps, County of Ontario.
MASON LODGES. The Grand Lodge. Hon. Robert R. Livingfto 1, Grand Mafter. Peter M'Dougal, Deputy Grand Mafter. Jacob Morton, Senior Grand Warden. James Scott, Junior Grand Warden. Rev. Dr. Abraham Beach, Grand Chaplain
John Abrams, Grand Secretary. William Wright, Grand Treafurer. St. John's, No. 1.
Francis Childs, Mafter. Robert Hunter, Senior Warden. James Miles Hughes, Junior Warden
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Robert Cocks, Treafurer. Dickenfon, Secretary. William Pell, Senior Deacon. George Knox, Junior Deacon. Royal Arch Independent, No. 2. William Wright, Mafter.
John Ming, Senior Warden.
George Seal, Junior Warden.
John Burt, Secretary. Stevenfon, Treafurer. S :. Andrew's Lodge, No. 3.
Robert Bruce, Mafter.
William Wilfon, Senior Warden.
Jofiah O. Hoffman, Junior Warden.
Matthew Watfon, Treafurer.
Robert Paterfon, Secretary.
Ferufalem Lodge, No. 4.
William Rollinfon, Mafter.
James Leefon, Senior Warden.
John Fitzpatrick, Junior Warden.
John Marfin, Treafurer.
John Taylor, Secretary. St. F.he's Ladige, No. 6.
Tofeph Prefcot, Mafter.
Davil Crone, Senior Warden,
John Williams, Junior Warden.
James Skinner, Treafurer.
Denife Gahagan, Secretary. Hiram Lolse, No. 7.
Meets every firft Thuirflay in the month, at No. 13, Naffdu-ftreet.
Andrew Inderwick, Mafter.
John M.Kenzie, Senior Warden.
Hugh Torrance, Junior Warden.
James M.Key, Treafurer.
George Sim, Secretary. Holland Ledge. John Myer, R. J. Vandenbroek, John Stagg, John Pintard, John Abrams, J. F. Roorbach, Paft Malers. De Witt Clinton, Mafter.
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Henderfon, Senior Warden.
William J. Vredenburgh, Junior Warden. David Jones, Secretary.
William Wilmerding, Treafurer. Howard Lodge. R. J. Vanderbroek, Mafter. Samuel Jones, Secretary.
- Hicks, Treafurer. Holland Mark Lodge.
The fame officers by the Conftitution as prefide in Holland Lodge. Haffington Chapter of Royal Arch Mafens meet twice a year, or oftener, if necefary. Prefiding Officers for the current Year. John F. Roorbach, John Abrams, William Mooney.
Columbia College.
By the Truffees of Columbia College, the following Perfons were ch fen and appointed Profeffers. The Ion. William S. Johnfon, LL. D. Prefident.
Rev. John D. Grofs, Profeffor of Moral Philofophy and Geography.
John Kemp, LL. D. Profeffor of Mathematics and Natural Philofophy.
lon. William S. Johnfon, LL. D. Profeffor of Rhetoric, Logic, and the Belles Lettres.
Rev. John Chriftoff Kunze, D. D. Profeffor of Ori- ental Languages.
Elijah D. Rattoon, A. M. Profeffor of the Greek and Latin Languages.
Hon. Samuel L. Mitchill, LL. D. Profefior of Na- tural Hiftory and Agriculture.
M. Marcellin, Profefor of the French Language.
James Kent, A. M. Profeffor of Law.
Faculty of Medicine in Columbia College. Samuel Bard, Dean.
Richard Bayley, Profeffor of Anatomy.
Samuel Nicoll, Profeffor of Practice of Phyfic.
John R. B. Rodgers, Profeffor of Midwifery.
Samuel L. Mitchill, Profeffor of Chemiftry & Botany.
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Will an P. Smith, Profeffor of Materia Medica. Wright Poft, Profeflor of Surgery. Wm. Hamerfley, Profeffor of Inftitutes of Medicine. Truffees of the College.
James Duane, Samuel Provooft, D. D.
Morgan Lewis, John Cochran,
John H. Livingfton, D. D. Rev. Gerfham Seixas, Richard Varick,
Thomas Jones, Melachi Treat, M. D.
Alexander Hamilton, Brockholft Livingfton, Robert Harpur,
Samuel Bard, M. D.
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