CHAUTAUQUE-Abner Hazeltine, Jamestown.
Squire White, Fredonia.

CHENANGO John Latham,
Jarvis K. Pike,
Charles Squires,

CLINTON-Heman Cady, Plattsburgh.
COLUMBIA-Jonathan Lapham, Taghkanick.
Aaron Vanderpoel, Kinderhook.
Oliver Wiswall, Hudson.

CORTLAND-Chauncey Keep, Homer.
Henry Stephens, Cortlandville.
DELAWARE-Matthew Halcott,

Erastus Root, Delhi.

DUTCHESS-James Hughson, Fishkill.

George P. Oakley, Poughkeepsie.
Jacob Van Ness, Red Hook.

Philo M. Winchell, North East.
ERIE-Millerd Fillmore, Aurora.
Edmund Hull, Clarence.

ESSEX-William Kirby, Ticonderoga.
FRANKLIN-Luther Bradish, Malone.
GENESEE-Timothy Fitch, Batavia.
Calvin P. Bailey, Perry.
Stephen Griswold, Stafford.

GREENE-Herman J. Quackenbush, Hunter. Jonathan Miller, New Baltimore.

HERKIMER-Frederick P. Bellinger, Herkimer.

Russell Hopkins, Litchfield. Abijah Mann, jr., Fairfield. JEFFERSON-Curtis C. Brooks,

Aaron Brown,
Chester Orvis,

KINGS-Coe S. Downing, Brooklyn.
LEWIS-Joseph O. Mott, Turin.
LIVINGSTON Philo C. Fuller, Geneseo.
Titus Goodman, jr., York.
MADISON-William K. Fuller, Sullivan.
John M. Messinger, Smithfield.
William Manchester, Madison.

MONROE-Joseph Randall, Sweden.
Ezra Sheldon, jr., Mendon.
Thurlow Weed, Rochester.
MONTGOMERY-Thomas R. Benedict,.

Henry I. Diefendorf,
Daniel Stewart,

NEW-YORK-Jacob S. Bogert, New-York.

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John Van Buren,
Abraham Cargill,
George Curtis,
Ebenezer Ford,
Charles L. Livingston, do.
Dennis McCarthy,

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Gideon Ostrander,
Silas M. Stillwell,
Peter S. Titus,
Gideon Tucker,

NIAGARA-Samuel De Veaux, Niagara Falls.
ONEIDA-Arnon Comstock, Westchester.
Linus Parker, Vienna.
Elisha Pettibone, Vernon.
Eli Savage, New-Hartford.
Ithai Thompson, Trenton.
ONONDAGA-Johnson Hall, Lafayette.

Timothy Brown, Elbridge.
Thomas J. Gilbert, Manlius.
Dorastus Lawrence, Marcellus.

ONTARIO-John Dickson, Bloomfield.

Francis Granger, Canandaigua.
Robert C. Nicholas, Geneva.
ORANGE-Abraham Cuddeback, Deerpark.
Abraham M. Smith, Newburgh.
Phineas Tuthill, Blooming Grove.
ORLEANS John H. Tyler, Yates.
OSWEGO-Hiram Hubbell,

OTSEGO William Baker, jr. Springfield.
Archibald Dixon, Butternuts.
Samuel M. Ingalls, Middlefield.
Jesse Rose, Maryland.

PUTNAM-James Towner, Patterson.

QUEENS-Thomas Tredwell,
RENSSELAER-Abiel Buckman, Schodack.

George R. Davis, Hosick.
Ziba Hewitt, Grafton.

Abraham C. Lansing, Lansingburgh.
RICHMOND-John T. Harrison,
ROCKLAND-George S. Allison,
SARATOGA-Seth Perry, Wilton.

William Shepherd, Clifton Park. Samuel Stewart, Waterford. SCHENECTADY-Alonzo C. Paige, Schenectady. SCHOHARIE-Abraham L. Lawyer, Cobbleskill. Charles Watson, Fulton.

SENECA-Samuel Blain, Romulus.
Septimus Evans, Waterloo.
ST. LAWRENCE-Jonah Sanford, Hopkinton.
Asa Sprague, jr. De Kalb.
STEUBEN-Andrew B. Dickinson, Hornby.
Josiah Dunlap, Pulteney.

SUFFOLK-Samuel Strong, Huntington.

Noah Youngs, Riverhead.

SULLIVAN-Heman M. Hardenbergh, Fallsburgh, TIOGA-Wright Dunham, Nichols.

John G. McDowell, Chemung.
TOMPKINS-Elijah Atwater, Ulysses.

Jonathan B- Gosman, Danby.
Ebenezer Mack, Ithaca.

ULSTER-Matthew Oliver, Marbletown.
Green Miller, Shawangunk.

WARREN-Norman Fox, Chester.
WASHINGTON-David Russell, Salem.

David Sill, Argyle.

Robert Wilcox, White Creek.
WAYNE Luther Chapin, Savannah.
Seth Eddy, Marion.

WESTCHESTER-Aaron Brown, Somers.

Lawrence Davenport, New Rochelle.
Abel Smith, North Castle.

YATES-Morris F. Sheppard, Penn Yan.

JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.

United States Courts within the State of New-York.

CIRCUIT COURT.

Office.

Residence.
New-York, JUDGE.

The STATED TERMS of the Circuit Court are holden on the last Mondays of May and October, at NEWYORK.

Appointed. Name.
1823 Smith Thompson,

DISTRICT COURTS.

Southern District.

Appointed.

Names.

1827 Samuel R. Betts, 1829 James A. Hamilton, 1827 Frederick J. Betts, 1816 Thomas Morris,

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The salary of the Judge is $1600; that of the Attorney is $200 and fees.

STATED TERMS.-At NEW-YORK on the first Tuesdays of February, May, August, and November.

Residence.

Office. Newburgh, JUDGE. New-York, Dis. Atʼty.

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CLERK. MARSHAL.

Northern District.

1823 Samuel Beardsley, 1815 Richard R. Lansing, 1815 John W. Livingston,

Residence.

Office. Albany, JUDGE. Utica, DIS. ATT'Y. do. CLERK. Skaneateles, Marshal.

The salary of the Judge is $1600; that of the Attorney is $200 and fees.

STATED TERMS.-At ALBANY on the last Tuesday in January, and second Tuesday in May; and at UTICA on the last Tuesday in August.

Mem.-On the 9th of April, 1814, the district of New-York was divided into two districts, which are called Northern District and Southern District.

Richard R. Lansing was first appointed Clerk of the District Court of New-York, to reside at UTICA, on the 28th of July, 1812. previous to the division mentioned above,

STATE COURTS.

All JUDICIAL officers, except Justices of the Peace, are appointed by the Senate, on the nomination of the Governor.

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COURT OF ERRORS.

The Court for the Trial of Impeachments and the Correction of Errors, consists of the President of the Senate, the Senators, the Chancellor, and the Justices of the Supreme Court, or the major part of them.

If the Chancellor, or a Judge of the Supreme Court, be impeached, he shall be suspended from office until his acquittal.

On an appeal from a decree in chancery, the Chancellor shall assign the reasons for his decree; and on a writ of error brought on a judgment of the Supreme Court, the Justices shall give the reasons for their judgment; but neither shall have any voice in the decision of the case on trial. The reasons so to be assigned by the Chancellor, or Justices of the Supreme Court, shall be submitted in writing, before the argument of the appeal, or writ of error, as the case may be.

On any interlocutory or other question, either on appeal or writ of error, not affecting the merits of the cause, or point decided in the Court of Chancery, or Supreme Court, the chancellor or justices may vote.

The President of the Senate presides in the Court of Errors.

This court has full power to correct and redress all errors that may happen in the Court of Chancery, or in the Supreme Court.

The writs and process of the court shall be signed by the clerk, and tested in the name of the president of the

senate.

Sessions of the court may be holden at the capitol, in the city of ALBANY, at such times as the court shall, from time to time, direct; but not more than two such sessions shall be holden during the recess of the legislature in any one year; and when so holden, during the