CHARTER AND BY-LAWS · andtheirsuccessors, forever hereafter, shall and may have succession, and mayby the saidnamebe persons capablein thelaw tosue and besued, implead andbeimpleaded,

THE

CHARTER AND BY-LAWS

OF THE

NEW-YORK DISPENSARY.

INSTITUTED 1790

“J was sick, and ye visited me.s

NEW-YORK;

TJIINTED BY VAN WINKLE AND WILEY-

Corner of Will an,& New-stroets#

1814.

PREFACE.

The poor, 'when confined by sickness, have a peculiar claim upoathe benevolence of those whose circumstances enable them to admin-ister to their wants.

For theirrelief many institutions have been established in this city-While the JSew-York Hospital, the Alms-House, and the Lying-in

Hospital, receive those who are among the most destitute, and are de-prived of eveiy domestic accommodation, the Dispensary providesassistance for that description of poor, who when deprived by diseaseof the earnings of their daily labour, are also deprived of the means ofprocuring the medical assistance necessary for their relief.

The mechanic who cannot, without great inconvenience, leave hisfamily to reside in a Hospital, the mother who cannot be separatedfrom her children, the tender infant who requires the constant careand assistance of a fond parent, those who labour under chronic disea-ses, and are thence not objects of the Hospital, are the peculiar objectsof this charity.

The benefits arising from an institution of this sort, by which thepoor are relieved at their own habitations, require no illustration.

Its utility in this city has been long experienced and acknowledged;but the number of our inhabitants having considerably increased sincethe first institution of the Dispensary, and the objects of its charityhaving multiplied in proportion, the trustees have found it necessary toenlarge the establishment.

For this purpose they have divided the city into six districts, andhave appointed a physician to each, whose duty it is to give constantattention to the poor, who are the objects of the Dispensary.

To secure to the sick the benefits ofadditional advice, they haveappointed six consulting physicians, who will be called on by the at-tending physicians in all difficult or dangerous cases.

The directors of the kine pock institution having transferred theirduties to the Dispensary", it is also a primary object of the trustees ofthis institution to diffuse the benefits of vaccine inoculation among thepoor.

That the duties of this department may be executed id such a man-ner as will be most beneficial to the community, they have made it theduty of the physicians to attend at the Dispensary in rotation for thepurpose of vaccinating such poor as may be recommended by thesubscribers.

The regulations which have been adopted relative to this depart-ment, and tire alterations which have been made in the mode of con-ducting the ordinary business of the Dispensary, will be seen in the by-laws, which are herewith published for the information of the con-tributors.

AN ACT

TO INCORPORATE THE

CONTRIBUTORS TO THE NEW-YORK DISPENSARY.

PASSED THE EIGHTH OF APRIL, 1795-.

Whereas it is represented to the Legislature, that John Rodgers, John Henry Livings-ton, Abraham Beach, John Watts, Matthew Clarkson, Jacob Morton, Moses Rogers*John Charleton, Samuel Osgood, Liwrence Embree, John Cozine, John Broome, andJames Watson, and their associates, inhabitants of the city of New-York, have becomecontributors to a Dispensary, for the purpose of relieving such sick, poor and indigentpersons, as are unable to procure medicalaid: And whereas it is further represented, thatthe said contributors will, by being incorporated, be enabled to carry their benevolentintentions into more extensive effect: Therefore,

Be it enacted by the People of theSlate of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly,That the said John Rodgers, John Henry Livingston, Abraham Beach, John Watts,Matthew Clarkson, JacobMorton, Moses Rogers, John Charleton, Samuel Osgood,Law-rence Embree, John Cozine, JohnBroome, and James Watson, together with their asso-ciates, being contributors to the said dispensary, and such other personsas shall hereafterbecome members of the corporation thereby erected, shall be, and are hereby ordained,constituted and declared to be one body corporate and politic, in fact and in name, bythe name of “ the trustees of thh new-yoke dispensary ;” and that by that name, theyand their successors, forever hereafter, shall and may have succession, and may by thesaid name be persons capable in the law to sue and be sued, implead and be impleaded,answer and be answered unto, defend and be defended, in all courts and places whatso-ever; and that they and their successors may have a common seal, and may change andalter the same at their pleasure; and that they and their successors, by their said name,shall forever hereafter be personscapable in the law, to purchase, take, hold, receive andenjoy to them and their successors, any real estate whatsoever, and all other heredita-ments, of whatsoever nature, kind, or quality they be, in fee simple, for term of life orlives: or in any other manner howsoever; and also any goods, chattels and personal es-tate whatsoever. Provided always, the yearly income of the said real and personal es-tate, and hereditaments, doth not at any time exceed the sum of twelve hundred poundscurrent money of New York. And that they and their successors, by the same name,shall have full power and authority to lease the said real estate and hereditaments, on.such terms as they shall judge most beneficial; and also to dispose of all such personal•state at their will and pleasure, as they shall judge most beneficial and advantageous topromote the humane purposes of the said corporation.

And beil further enacted, That there shall be forever hereafter, thirteen trustees of thesaid corporation, who shall conduct and manage the affairs of the said corporation; thatthe said trustees shall be contributors to the said dispensary, actually resident in the saidcity of New York; and the first trustees of the said corporation, shall be John RodgersJ»hn Henry Livingston, Abraham Beach, John Watts, Matthew Qlarkgon, JacobMorton,

6Moses Rogers, John Charleton, Samuel Osgood, Lawrence Embree, John Cozine, JohnBroome, and James Watson, who shall hold their said offices until the second Monday inJanuary next ensuing : and for keeping up the succession in the said offices,

Be it further enacted, That on the said second Monday in Januarynext ensuing, andyearly and every year forever thereafter, on the second Monday in January in everyyear, the members of the said corporationshall meet at some convenient place in the cityof New-York, to be fixed by the by-laws of the said corporation, and thereby the majorityof such of them as shall so meet, shall by ballot elect thirteen of their members to betrustees of the said corporation for the year ensuing, who shall immediately enter uponthe said offices, and hold the same from the time of such election, for and during thespace of one year, and until others shall be electedin their stead ; and in case any of thesaid persons elected to be trustees of the said corporation, or who shall thereafter beelected thereto, shall die, or remove out of the city of New-York, before the time of theirappointed service shall expire, or shall refuse or neglect to act in, and execute the saidoffice; then, and in every such case, the remaining trustees of the said corporation shall,within thirty days thereafter, by ballot, elect another or others of the members of thesaid corporation in the stead of him or them so dying or removing, refusing or neglectingto act; and that such person or persons as shall have the greatest number of votes at eve-ry such election, shall bold their said offices from the time of such election, until the se-cond Monday in January then next ensuing, and until other or others shall be chosen hihis or their stead.

And he itfurther enacted,That the trustees of the said corporation shall regularly meeton the third Monday in every month, and at such other times as they may judge expedi-ent ; and that any seven or more of the said trustees, being so convened together, shall,forever hereafter, be a legal meeting of the said corporation; and that at any and everysuch legal meeting ofany seven or more of the trustees of the said corporation, it shall hilawful for them, or a majority of them, to make such by-laws, rules and regulation, forthe management and disposal of the property and estate of the said corporation, and thegovernment of thesaid Dispensary,and the same or any part of them, toalter, amend, orrepeal from time to time, as they, or a major part of them so met, shall think proper:Provided, such by laws, rules and regulations be notrepugnant to the constitution andlaws of the United States, or of this state; and that at any such legal meeting ofany se-ven or more of the said trustees of the said corporation, it shall and may be lawful forthem, or the majority of them, so met as aforesaid, to nominate and appoint one of thesaid trustees of the said corporation to be their president, and one other to be treasurer,and any other competent person to be secretary of the said corporation,and also to ap.point so many physicians, surgeons, apothecaries, officers and servants, and with suchcompensations as to them shall seem meet; and, whenever they shall think proper, todischarge them or any of them, and to appoint other or others in their stead.

And be it further enacted, That any male adult person, who shall contribute for the be 1-uefit of this corporation the sum of five dollars, shall by virtue of such contribution, be-come a member thereof, and continue so to be, for the space of one year, from and afterthe time of his making such contribution; and any like person who shall contribute teadollars for the like purpose, shall be a member thereof two years; and any like persoawho shall contribute any greater number of sums, of five dollarseach, not exceeding nineas shall be equal to the number of sums of five dollars each, so by him contributed; andany like persoa, whoshall contribute fifty dollars for the like purpose, shall be a memberof said corporation for life; andevery contributor of the value of five dollars or upwards,shall be entitled to have such number of patients ("being proper objects of this institution)on the Disjiensary list, and for such term of time as shall be prescribed by the by-laws ofthe corporation.

And be it further enacted, That it shall be the duty of the trustees of the corporationhereby created, to exhibit annually between the first and last days ofMay in each year,to the chancellor of this state, a full and particular account ofallthe estate, both real andpersonal, then vested in the said corporation, and ofthe rent or income thereof, attestor!

by the oath of the treasurer thereof, that the same is a true and perfect account,togetherwith a particular and detailed account ofall the moneysexpended by the said corporationin thepreceding year, specifying the several purposes to which ii has been applied; andif it shall appear to the said chancellor, that the amountof the said property, or the dis-posal of the same, is not agreeable to the true intent and meaning of thisact, he shall re-port the same to the legislatureat their next ensuing session.

And be it further enacted, That this act shall be, and is hereby declared to be a publicact, and shall be construed benignly and favourably, for every beneficial purpose hereinintended.

BY-LAWS.

DUTIES OP THK TRUSTEES.

1. Any member who may be unable to attend any meeting of theboard, shall send a written notice thereof to the place, at or beforethe hour of meeting.

2. It shall be the duty of each of the trustees to visit the Dispen-sary at least once in every month, and to report the state of the in-stitution at the regular meetings.

3. It shall be the duty of a committee of visitation, to be appointedat each monthly meeting, to visit the patients of the Dispensary, incompany with the physicians, once in every month, and report at themeeting next ensuing the number and condition of the sick.

PHYSICIANS AND APOTHECARY.

There shall be six attending physicians, six consulting physicians,and an apothecary, annually elected by the trustees of the Dispensary.

The city shall be divided into six districts;

1. Northern District, bounded on the east by Orange-street, outhe south by Duane and Pearl-streets, and on the west by the NorthRiver.

2. Southern District, bounded on the north by Chathara-street, onthe east by Catharine street, on the south by the East River, and outhe west by Broadway and State-street.

3. Eastern District, bounded on the north by Bancker-street, on theeast by the east river, on the s«uth by the east river, and on the westby Catharine-street.

A. Western District, bounded on the north by Duane and Pearl-streets, on the east by Broadway and Chatham-street, on the south byMarketfield-street, and on the west by the North River,

5. North East District, bounded ou the north by Division-street,and extends as far as Orchard-street, on the east by the east river, onthe south by Bancker-street, and on the west by a part of Catharine-street, and by Orchard-street.

6. Middle District, bounded on the east by Orchard-street, onthe south by Chatham and Division-streets, and on the west byOrange-street.

DOTIES or THE PHYSICIANS.

1. The physicians shall attend at the Dispensary at a stated hour,upon every day of the year (Sundays excepted) to prescribe for thosepatients whose disorders do not confine them to their houses; but suchpatients whose cases render them unable to attend at the Dispensaryshall be regularly visited at theirrespective places of abode.

2. Lying-in women are not properly objectsof this institution, but inextraordinary cases of labour, or where medical aid may be necessary,either during the labour or after delivery, they shall be attended bythe physicians of this institution.

3. Should indisposition, or any other reasonable cause prevent aphysician from attending to the duties of the Dispensary, he shallimmediately request the attendance of either of the other physiciansof the institution.

4. It shall be the duty of the physicians to leave with the patients,particularly, plain written directions for taking such medicines as theymay prescribe.

5. The attending physicians shall hold a consultation on every casethat may require it, and may call upon the consulting physicians fortheir additional advice whenever they think proper.

6. Their pupils shall have the privilege of attending the patientswith them, but are in no case whatever permitted to prescribe.

7. When any important operation is to be performed upon a patientof the Dispensary, one or more of the consulting physicians shall becalled in consultation, and no operation shall be performed upon anysuch patient, except by the attending or consulting physicians of thisinstitution.

8. All medicine purchased shall be directed by one of the attendingphysicians, he subscribing the order before the medicines are purcha-sed, and the druggist shall furnish no medicine without an order ofone of the physicians of the institution.

9 In all cases it shall be the duty of the physicians to enter in theRegister what has been the issue of the several complaints of thepatients they may have attended.

10. The physicians of this institution shall furnish the trustees witha monthly account of the weather, and of the diseases which prevail i«their respective districts.

11. A salary of one hundred dollars shall he paid to each of thephysicians of this institution.

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i)tTISS OF TUE APOTHECARY.

1. The apothecary of this institution shall attend daily at the Dis-pensary from 9 to 1 a. m. and from 3 to 6 p. m.

2. He shall receive the recommendations which may be given toIhe sick by the subscribers, and shall record the same.

3. He shall register in a book, kept for thatpurpose, the patientsunder care, the nature of the disease, the medicines prescribed, theirtime of admission, their place of abode, by whom recommended, andwhen discharged, whether cured, relieved, or dead.

4. He shall prepare and compound the medicines prescribed by thephysicians; but no medicines shall be dispensed to patients withoutwritten directions from the physicians.

5. He shall keep an inventory of all the utensils, chirurgical in-struments, and all other property belonging to the said Dispensary,and shall be accountable for the same.

C. He shall record the medicines purchased, with the quantities ofeach, and the time of receiving them; and no medicines shall be pur"chased without a written order of one of the physicians, which ordershall be kept by the druggist, and presented with his accounts.

7. He shall not be allowed to pursue any private medical practice.8. He shall keep a diary of the weather.9, All medicines shall be purchased in their simple state, and

compounded by him.10, The salary of the Apothecary shall be two hundred and fifty

dollars.

KINE POCK DEPARTMENT.

The Institution for the Kine Pock, having transferred the duties oftheir establishment to the Dispensary, the following regulationshave been adopted relative to this department.

1, For the purpose of conducting the practice of the kine pockinoculation with success, and for supporting a constant supply of thegenuine infection, it shall be the duty of the physicians in rotationto attend at the Dispensary at 12 o’clock on Tuesday and Friday ofevery week, to vaccinate such persons as may be recommended; andto take and preserve infection from such as may have been previouslyvaccinated.

2. If in case of indisposition, or any otherreasonable cause, the phy-sician shall be unable to attend at the Dispensary, he shall requestsome other physician of the institution to attend to that service.

3. The Physician shall keep a register at the Dispensary of ail thepatients vaccinated, containing their name, number, age, place of resi-dence, by whom recommended, the source of the infection wherewiththey are vaccinated, the date of the vaccination, the progress of the dis-ease, and tire result of the inoculation for small pox, if that should beperformed, with such other remarks as may appear necessary.

4. The apothecary shall keep under the superintendence of thephysicians, another book called the infection hook, in which shallbe entered the names of those physicians who may obtain infectionfrom this establishment, the day when they were supplied, and thenumber of the person from whom the infection was taken; and alsothe cash received for the same.

5. Every subscriber to the Dispensary shall be entitled to recom-mend persons for vaccination, iu the same manner as they are privilegedIn regard to other patients.

6. Every physician, being a subscriber to the Dispensary, shall beentitled, besides his privilege of recommending patients, to receiveinfection from this establishment.

DUTIES OF THE TREASURER.

The treasurer of the Dispensaiy, for the time being, shall keep atrue and just account of all money received and paid by him f and heshall render such account to the trustees, to be audited and adjustedas often as they shall require.

PRIVILEGES OF SUBSCRIBERS.

Every person who shall pay to the support of the Dispensary thesum of five dollars annually, shall be entitled to have two patients onthe list of the Dispensary at one time, for the term of one year ; andfor every two dollars and a half which shall be annually paid by anycontributor, over and above five dollarsper annum, such contributorshall be entitled to have one other patient on the Dispensary list; andevery person who has contributed, or shall contribute fifty dollarsto the Dispensary, and thereby become a member for life, shall be en-titled also to have two patients on the said list, at one time, during hislife.

-ATTENDANCE AND DUTIES OF PATIENTS.

1. No person shall be admitted to the benefits of the New-YorkDispensary without a certificate in writing signed by one of the con-tributors to the said Dispensary that such person is a proper object tobe relieved; and further, that every person, having obtained such cer-tificate, shall bring or send the same to the Dispensary within the space

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of two weeks from the date thereof, otherwise the said certificate shallnot be received.

2. All and every of the patients shall conform to the directions andprescriptions of the physicians of the Dispensary, in regard to medi-cine, diet, and other matters necessary to their recovery; and shalltake care of, cleanse, and return to the Dispensary, all phials, gallipotsand utensils delivered to them, as soon as they have done with thesame; and in case of neglect or disobedience, shall no longer be en-titled to the benefits of the Dispensary, unless a satisfactory excusebe made to the committee of visitation for such delinquency.

3. Ifany of the out patients shall continue absent from the Dispensa-ry for the space of two weeks, he or she, being so absent, shall be con-sidered as discharged, unless a reason shall be given by such absenpatient, as in the judgment of one of the members of the said MonthlyCommittee, for the time being, shall be deemed satisfactory.

Receipts and Expenditures for Hie year 1813.City Dispensary in account with Andrew Morris, Treasurer—lBl4.

Dr. dis. ctf.To cash paid at sundry times, -- -

------- -- -- - 1,443 42Balance due Dispensary, 203 59

1647 01Ck.

By amount of cash received from the Ist of January, 1813, to the 31st ofDecember following, - ------------1525By balance, - 122 Ol

1647 01The committee appointed to examine the treasurer’s accounts, do certify that there

is this day, the 31st of December, due by the treasurer to the City Dispensary, twohundred and three dollars and fifty nine cents.

(Signed) JOHN WATTS,DAVID HOSACK,BENJAMIN W. ROGERS,

Committee,

Patients admitted during the year 1813 2,110:Of whom—l9ss were discharged, cured.

23 sent to thehospital.6 sent to the alms house.

17 Relieved.29Died.

9 Eloped.5 discharged as disorderly.6 removed to the country.

CO remain under attendance.

2UO

TnuUes of the Nen-York Dispensary electedfrt the year 1814.

MATTHEW CLARKSON, President.LEONARD BLEECKER,DUNCAN P. CAMPBELL,ISAAC S. DOUGLAS,DR. DAVID HOSACK,AUGUSTINE H. LAWRENCE,EDMUND H, PENEDLETON,

BENJAMIN W. ROGERS,EBENEZEB STEVENS,JOHN WATTS,DR. HUGH WILLIAMSON,FRANCIS B. WINTHROB, Jan.

ANDREW MORRIS, Treasurer.PETER S. TOWNSEND, Secretary.

Consulting Physicians.DR. POST, DR. MOORE,DR. HOSACK, DR. SEAMAN.DR. J. A. SMITH, DR. JOHN WATTS.

Attending Physicians.

DR. FAYETTE COOPER,DR. BENJAMIN R. ROBSON,DR. C, W. EDDY,

DR. GUY C. BAYLEY,DR. JOHN C. CHEESMAN,DR. J. W. S. M‘KNIGHT.

BENJAMIN P. AYDELOTT, Apothecary.

DEVISE.

Should any person be willing to make a devise of any sum of moneyto this institution, the following form of a donation is inserted for theirdirection.

Item. I give tend bequeath to the Trustees of the Nov-York Dis-pensary, the sum of L. current money of the State ofNerv-York, to be by themapplied to the humanepurposes of that in-stitution.

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SUBSCRIBERSTO

THE NEW-YORK DISPENSARY.

AAtkinson, John,Aator, John I.Aspinwall John.Anthon, George C.Abbott, Robert, Jua.Adams, John,

B.Bayard, William.Bleecker, Anthony L.Rleecker, Jjeouard,Bleecker, James,Bleecker, Anthony,Baehr, Christian,Broome, John,Barrow, Thomas,Barnwall, George,Babcock, Cortland,BrinckedioT P. & A.Buckley, Thomas,Baehr. Daniel,Burrall, Jonathan,Birch, Dr. .1 E. R.Burrowc.Dr. Samuel,Bruce, Dr. Archibald,Buchannan, Thomas,Brinckerhoff, Abraham,Bowne, John L.Bowne. Robert,Bowne, Walter,Ecacb, Rev. Dr.Boyd, James. Jim.Bowne. Robert H.Hell, Abraham,Bruen, Matthias,Blackwell, Joseph,Barker, Abraham,Beekman. Dr. Stephen,Bayard, William, Jna.

C.Clarkson, Matthew,Clarkson, David M.Clarkson, Streatfield,Coles. John B.Campbell, Samuel.Campbell, Duncan P.Clinton, Dewitt,Corp, Samuel,Clark. Jun. Dr. John,Cargill. David,Corporation of the City,Carow, Isaac,Cairns, William,Cadle. Thomas,Clendening, John,Colt, Roswell L.Caldwell John £.

Clough, J- B.

POLS.5 Carfcerry, Thomas,5 Catlin, Dynde,56 . B.5 Denning, William,S Dash, John R.

Dubois, Cornelius,Durian, Peier,

5 Dunham, David,3 Disbrow, John,5 Duryee, Richard,5 Dunlap, Alexander5 Duif, A. D.5 Diederi-ks, J.F.3 Dodj.e, David L.5 Da >.s, George,5 Dickey Robert,5 Delapiasne. J. F.53 Edgar, William,5 Bills, John,3 Kddy, Thomas,5 Ely, Theodore,5 Edgar, Jua. Wm.

5 F5 Farmer, Thomas,5 Few. William,ft Franklin, John,5 Franklin, Matthew,ft Francis, Dr. John W.ft Fleming, John B.5 Farquhar, Charles W.5 Fish, W.

f> . G<5 Gracie, Archibald,5 Glover, John I.

Gosman; George,Gectney, Samuel,

5 Grant. John,3 Grinnell, Cornelius, Jun.5 Gosman, George W.<i Graham, John,5 Goodhue, J.5 Gracie, Wm.5 Graves, John B.

3 H.5 Hsrison, Richard,

500 Haraersley, Andrew,5 Hoffman, Martin,5 Hosack, Dr David,ft Haydock, W.ft Hill, William,

10 Hobart, Rev. Dr.f> Hunter, John.

do;,a; »ol»-5 Hyer,Cornelius, 46 Hendricks, Harman, 4

Hamereley, L. C. & T. 6Haggerty, John. »

5 Homan, Ebenezer S. 55 Hone, Samuel, 45 Hamilton, A. *

5 Hogan. Michael, ft6 Hartsborne, Wm. *

6 Kicks, Samuel, 46 Howard, Rheaa, 4$ Heard, James, 44 Hoyt, G. 56 Hone, Pnilip, 45 Hamerely, Dr. Wm. 45 Kone, John, 4*

5 J.Jones, Joshua, 4Jacobs, Philip, 4

4 Jauncey, William, !»

5 Jones, Uev. Cave, 44 Joses, DavidS. 45 Jones, Samuel, Jun. 45 Jenkins, Sylvanus V. 4

K.* Kemble, Peter, 45 Kane, John, 45 Kane, Elias, 45 Kearney, John W. 45 Keese, John D. 65 King, Henry, 4ft Kearney, Robert, 45 Kearney, Philip, 4

Kearney, Archibald K. SKevan, Andrew& William, 5

5ft L.5 Ludlow, Daniel, 4ft Ludlow, Gulian, ft5 Livingston, Rev. J. H. ft6 Livingston, John R. ftft Lawrence, Richard R. ftS Lawrence, Isaac, 45 Ludlow. Charles, 5ft Leake, John G. 45 Lynch, Dominick, 4

Le Roy, Herman, 4Lorillard, George, 4

5 Lorillard, Jacob, 4ft Lydia, David, 5ft Lespenard, Leonard, 56 I'evoix, Charles, S6 Elisha, 5ft Lawrence, John I. 5ft Ljvingston, Brockholst, 5ft Lawrence, John B. ft

Le Roy. Jacob,Lloyd felagland,Little, Jonathan,Lorillard, Petsr,Lawrence, Richard M.Lawrence, Wm.Lawrence, Cornelius,Livingston, Wm A.Loomis, Lebbeus,Lynch, D. Jun.Lea, Sarah,Le Roy, Herman, Jun.Le Roy, Robert,Livingston, Daniel,Low, John,

M.M‘Adams,Mrs. Ann,Mason, Rev, John M.M'Cormick, Daniel,Moore, Rev. Benjamin,Munro, Peter Jay,M‘Vickar, John,Moses, Isaac,Miller, Rev. Dr. Samuel,M‘Evers, -James,Morris, Andrew.Moore, Dr. William,Mesier, Peter A.M'Vickar, .Nathaniel,M‘Comb, Alexander,Murrav, John 13.Marselius. Theodore,Morton, Jacob,Myer, Casper,Mason, John,Mason, Robert, Jun.Marx, Asher,Mintura, Nathaniel G.Minturn, Wm.Mint urn, Jonas,Munn, Stephen B.Meyer, Theodore,M'Farlane, Henry,M'Adam, John & Co, 1March <S- Benson,Matlock, Timothy,

N.Nelson, William,Newbold. George,Kelson, Dr. J.Nicholson, Francis,Newby, Robert S.

O.Osgood, Mrs. M.Ogden, William,Ogden, Jonathan,Ogden, Thowas L.Ogden, David B.Ogden, Andrew,Ogdon, Nicholas C-

•“'M EOtf.5'5 P.3 Philips, Frederick, 53 Pierson, Isaac, 55 Prime, Nathaniel, 65 Post, Dr. Wright, 65 Paulding, William, 55 Peters, Henry, 55 Pell, WiJliam'F. 53 Proctor. Thomas, 56 Parsons, Samuel, 55 Pendleton, Edmund H. 33 Pierpont, HermanB. 33i R.

Robinson, William I. 6Roosevelt, James, 3

5 Rodgers, Dr. JohnB. B. 55 Rogers, Henry, 63 Rogers, Mehemiah, 53 Rogers, B W, 55 Rutgers, Henrv, JO5 Ray, Cornelius' 55 Rutherford, John, 33 Rhinelander, William, 35 Rhine). Charles, 33 Rankin, Henry, 53 Richards, Nathaniel, £

5 Russel, John W. 55 Robertson, Robert S. 56 Randolph, J. T, 55 Riker, Abraham, & Co. 55 Ro'meyn, Rev. Dr. 53 Robson, Dr. Benjamin R. 35 Rogers, Samuel, 535 S.5 Scbermerhorn, Peter, 53 Scherraerborn, John S. 35 Scherraerhorn, John P. 55 Sherred, Jacob, 33 Scott, James, 56 Suydam, Johu, 63 Seaman, Edmund, 5

10 Stuyard, James, 55 Startea, Mrs. Sarah 55 Smith, James 3

Stevens, Ebenezer, 6Slidle, Thomas, 5

3 San Is, Joshua, 55 Stevenson, Thomas, 63 Stephens, John, 65 Seaman, Dr. Valentine, 55 Schenk,Peter, 3

Strong Sc Davis, 5Sebring, Isaac, 5

5 Strong, Benjamin, 63 Saltus, Francis, 55 Stout, Jacob, Jun. 35 ScnietHin, Jacob, 56 Smeads, Abraham K. 53 Swords, T. & J. 53 Seely, Zadock, 5

DOL*Smith b Loom!*, ftStephens. Gat-fit, 6Smiths, Taylor, & Co. ftSmith, William, 5Street, John H. ftSantis, Austin L. ftScherraerhorn, Abraham, ftSchmidt, J. W. 5Shaw, Gabriel, tSmith, Robert C.Slidell, John,Stuyver=act, Peter G. ft

T.Turnbull, George 5Tynill, William, 5Townsend, Elihu, ftThompson, James, 5Thompson, Francis, 5Taylor, iVajah, sTaompaon, Jeremiah, ft

V.Ustick, Wiiliam, 5Varies, Richard, ftVan Wsgener, Garrit H. 5Van \Vyck, Stephen, ftVan Antwerp, Nicholas, ftVan Home, Garrit, 5VarK-V, John V. B, ftVan Blarcom, John, Jua. 5Van Horne, James P. ftVan Cortlandt, Elizabeth, 5Van Cortlandt, Janes, ft

W.White, Henry, ftWaddington, Joshua, ftWatts, John, 5Walts, Robert, 5Winthron, Francis B. ftWaiton, Gerard, ftWykoft, Albert, ftWmthrop William, 5Wilkes, Charles, 5Wyukoop, Augustus, 5Widow’s Soc.ie.tv, 25Western. Jacob&Thomas, ftWykcff. Henry 1. ftWjllco'ks, Bewis, 5Whitney, Henry, ftWillis, Walter, tWatson, James, ftWaits, Robert, Jua. sWoodhatn, J. 5White, Mrs E. ftWaring, William, ftWilliamson, Hugh, 5Watts, Dr. John, ftWalton. James D. L. ftWilliams, Elipbalet. ftWalden, T. fc J. ft

SUBSCRIBERS FOR LIFE.Ab'.iah Fammond,Henry Tenbrook,Peter Remsen,William Winthrop,Moses P.cgers,David Ctarkson,John Murray, Jua.Eebsrt Sennaa.

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