The History of New-Hampshire. Volume III.

The annual commencement is held on the fourth Wednesday in Auguft. There are two vacations, one following commencement and continuing fix weeks and two days; the other beginning on the fourth Monday in February, and continuing five weeks and five days. Among the benefactors to Dartmouth College,

the following names are confpicuous. His Majefty George III. King of Great Bri

tain.

The Earl of Dartmouth.

The late Countess of Huntingdon,
The Prince of Orange,

The Baron of Hafarfwoode,

The late Grand Penfionary of the United Netherlands,

The late Governor Benning Wentworth,

The late Governor John Wentworth,

Paul Wentworth, Efq.'

Dr. Rofe,

John Thornton, Efq. of London.
Mr. Forfyth,

Dr. Ralph Griffith,

The late Dr. Franklin,

John Adams, Vice Prefident of the United

John Jay, Chief Justice

The Hon. John Phillips, of Exeter.

States.

The late and present officers and trustees of the college are as follows:

John

Prefidents. 1770. Rev. Eleazer Wheelock, D. D. died 1779, Æt. 69.

1779. John Wheelock, L. L. D.

Profeffor of Hiftory. John Wheelock, L. L. D. of Mathematics, and Beza WoodNatural Philofophy, ( ward, Esq. of Languages Rev. John Smith, and Librarian.

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Trustees.

His Excellency John Wentworth, Efq. removed.

* Hon. Theodore Atkinfon,

*Hon. Daniel Pierce,

Hon. George Jaffrey, refigned. *Hon. Peter Gilman,

* Hon. William Pitkin,

* Rev. Benjamin Pomeroy, D. D. * Rev. James Lockwood,

Rev. Timothy Pitkin, refigned.
Rev. John Smalley, refigned.

* Rev. William Patten,

Hon. John Phillips,

Beza Woodward, Efq.

Hon. John Sherburne, refigned.

Hon. Elifha Paine,

Rev. Eden Burroughs,

Hon. Samuel Phillips, refigned.
Rev. David McClure,

Rev.

Rev. Joseph Huntington, D. D. refigned.
Hon. Simeon Olcott,

Rev. Levi Hart, refigned.
Hon. John Langdon,
Rev. Sylvanus Ripley.
Mofes Fifk, A. M.
Rev. Bulkley Olcott.
Hon. Peter Olcott.
Rev. John Smith.
Rev. Job Swift.

An Alphabetical TABLE of the Towns in each County of New-Hampshire,

Alfo,

With the dates of their incorporation: The names of the feveral MINISTERS of the GOSPEL of every denomination, the times of their fettlement, death or removal, and their age at the time of their death as far as either can be afcertained. The number of people in each town in the years 1775 and 1790. The number loft out of each town in the late war, as far as it could be collected. The proportion which each town pays to £. 1000 tax. The Literary Academies in each county, and fome hiftorical and topographical remarks.