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CONSULS AND COMMERCIAL AGENTS,
From the United States to Foreign Powers.
N. B. Except the following new appointments, the list is the same as in the Directory for 1810, pages 16 and 17, of the Register, viz:
George Jefferson, consul at Lisbon, vice William Jarvis.
James Anderson, consul at Gottenburg, vice R. G. Gardiner.
John Robert Poinsett, consul general at Buenos Ayres, Chili, and Peru. Samuel Hazard, consul general at Archangel.
AGENTS FOR SEAMEN AND COMMERCE. Henry Rose, at Antigua. Maurice Lisle, at Tortola. Lewis Forman, at Guadaloupe. Archibald M. Cocke, at Martinique.
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Maurice Rogers, at St. Jago de Cuba. Wm. H. Savage, at Jamaica. J. B. Clement, at Porto Rico. Richard W. Meade, at Cadiz.
CONSULS' FEES. The fees and emoluments of consuls as established by law, (excepting those in the Barbary States ) and which of course extends to Commercial Agents, are as follows, viz :
For authenticating under the consular scal, every protest, declaration, deposition, or other aet which any captain, master, mariner, or other citizen of the United States may chuse to make -two dollars.
For the taking into possession, inventoring, selling, and finally settling, and paying, or trans- mitting the balance due on the personal estate, left by any citizen of the United States, who shall die within the limits of his consulate-fire per cent. on the gross amount of such estate. ..
For taking into possession, and otherwise pro- ceeding on any such estate, which shall be de- livered over to the legal representative before a final settlement of the same-two and an half per cent. on such part delivered over as shall not be in money, and five per cent. on the gross · amount of the residuc.
For administering oaths or affirmations to the principal officers of a vessel, confirming the land- ing of merchandise, where he shall reside-twen- ty-five cents for each : and for certifying the de-
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livery of such merchandise from every such vessel -one dollar.
Ministers, Consuls, and Commissaries of Foreign Powers, resident in the United States.
FROM FRANCE.
M. Serurier, Envoy Extraordinary and Mini- ster Plenipotentiary .- Mons. Lescallier, Consul General at New York .- Mr. Touzard, Vice Con- sul at New Orleans .- Mr. Martel, Consul at Natchez .- Mr. Le Marroi, Vice Consul at Savan- nah .- Mr. Fourcroy, Consul at Charleston .- Mr. Oster, Vice Consul at Norfolk .- Mr. Le- loup, Consul pro tem. at Baltimore .- Mr. Douzy, Vice Consul at Philadelphia .- Mr. Giraud, Con- sul at Boston.
FROM GREAT BRITAIN.
Augustus J. Foster, Minister Plenipotentiary. John P. Morier, Secretary of Legation .- Thomas Barclay, Consul General for the Eastern States. -T. W. Moore, Vice ditto, for the Middle States .- Andrew. Allen, Consul for New Hamp- shire and Massachusetts .- John B. Gilpin, Vice Consul for Rhode Island and Connecticut .- Wil- liam Wood, Consul at Baltimore .- John Hamil- ton, Consul for Virginia, at Norfolk .- Benjamin Moodie, Consul for North and South Carolina and Georgia .- James Wallace, Vice Consul for Geor- gia .- John Breese, Vice Consul for Rhode Island.
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FROM SPAIN.
Anthony Argote Villalobos, Consul for Vir- ginia and Kentucky .- John B. Bernabeu, ditto, Maryland .- Diego Murphy, ditto, North and South Carolina .- Felipe Fatio, Vice Consul at Savannah .- Don Manuel Rengel, ditto, Georgia. Fabio Chacon, ditte, Alexandria .- Lewis Deblois, Washington City.
FROM RUSSIA. Andre de Daschkoff, minister resident .- Mr. Ellisen, Secretary of Legation .- Alexy Eusta- fiew, Consul at Boston.
FROM HOLLAND. The same as in the Directory for 1810.
FROM SWEDEN.
Richard Soderstrom, Consul General .- Jo- seph Winthrop, Vice Consul, Charleston .- Jona- than Swift, ditto, Columia, and the ports on the · Potomac, Alexandria .- Rezin D. Shepherd, ditto, at New Orleans .- Henry Ghan, do. for New York and Connecticut .- George Miles, do. for New Hampshire .- John Myers, do. for Norfolk and other ports in Virginia, except those on the Potomac .- John Hidrcek, do. for Delaware .- Bernard Dahlgren, do. for Pennsylvania .- S. Blagge, do. for Massachusetts.
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MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
( See Dircetory for 1810, page 20, of the Register. ( Comp. )
NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES.
CAPTAINS.
Samuel Nicholson, Alexander Murray, John Rodgers, Isaac Hull, William Bainbridge, Hugh G. Campbell, Stephen Decatur, Thomas Tingey, Charles Stewart, Isaac Chauncey, John Shaw.
MASTERS COMMANDANT.
John Smith, John H. Dent, David Porter, John Cassin, Samuel Evans, Charles Gordon, Joseph Tarbell, Jacob Jones, James Lawrence, Charles Ludlow.
LIEUTENANTS.
M. B. Carroll, Robert Henley, Samuel El- bert, John D. Henly, George W. Reed, Charles L. Ridgely, (of Baltimore), Arthur Sinclair, Samuel Angus, Christopher Gadsden," Thomas · Macdonough, James T. Leonard, L. Warrington, Oliver II. Perry, Octavius A. Page, Joseph Bainbridge, J. Blakeley, John M. Gardner, James Biddle, William M. Crane, Stephen Cas- sin, James Gibbon, D. S. Dexter, Benjamin F. Read, M. T. Woolsey, D. T. Patterson, Jonathan
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Thorn, D. Murray, William H. Allen, Charles Morris junr. R. T. Spenee, Edward Trenchard, John O. Creighton, James Renshaw, J. M. Has- well, B. Henry, David Deacon, Louis Alexis, John Downes, Sidney Smith, William Lewis, Heatheote J. Reed, S. G. Blodget, William Bur- rows, George Mann, Thomas Brown, George Parker, Nathaniel Haraden, Walter Winter, George Merrill, Samuel Woodhouse, Charles C. B. Thompson, James P. Wilmer, Francis I. Mitchell, junr. (of Baltimore), Robert M. Gam- ble, Jaq. B. Harvey, Alexander Wadsworth, John Pettigrew, Jesse D. Elliot, George W. Rodgers, George O. Read, H. E. Ballard, Thomas Gam- ble, A. C. Ludlow, Joseph I. Nicholson, William Carter, junr. Fitzhenry Babbet, Wolcot Chaun- cey, John H. Elton, Edward P. Kennedy, Jesse Wilkinson, Horace. Walpole, Alexander James Dallas, junr. Benjamin I. Neale.
SAILING MASTERS.
James Trant, D. Phipps, Samuel B. Brook, Jolın Earle, George Faragut, James S. William- son, B. G Hipkins, Joshua Herbert, T. N. Gau- tier, George S. Sonntag, John Gallagher, Samuel R. Gerry, Frederick A. Leonard, George R. Wright, Nehemiah Drew, (Baltimore), John G. Cowell, William Harper, John Mooney, John Brown, Edward Jones, Joseph P. Prinec, Robert Cutehin, L. W. Stith, Jabez Prentiss, John T. Wade, Dixon Brown, Thomas Watts, John Hub- bard, Jacob Mull, (Baltimore), John R. Grayson,
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Charles Drew, William Lewis, James P. Oellers, John Robertson, John S. Hutton, Edward Barry, Samuel Richardet , junr. Robert V. Vanvoorhis, Jonathan D. Ferris, John Percival, Lewis B. Page, Samuel G. Gerauld, James Frazier, (Bal- timore), Salvadore Catalano, George Ulrick, Au- gustus Ford, James Rogers, William Knight, James E. Carr, Stephen Bernard, Winslow Fos- ter.
N. B. Of the pay and subsistence allowed to officers in the Navy of the United States, see Di- rectory for 1810, page 33, of the Register ..
NAVAL FORCE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Frigates.
Constitution, [GUNS 44
Congress,
[GUNS 36
United States,
- 44
Boston, -
32
President, -
44
Essex, -
32
Chesapeake, - 44
John Adams, -
- 32
New York,
36
Adams, -
32
Constellation,
$6
Ships of War. - 16
Wasp,
Hornet, - - - - 16
Brigs.
Siren,
16 Vixen, -
- 12
Argus,
- 16 Nautilus,
- 12
Oneida,
16
Schooner Enterprize, 12-Cutter Viper, 12- Gun-boats, 170-Bombs Vengeance, Spitfire, Et- na, and Vesuvius.
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IN COMMISSION.
Frigate President, Com. Rogers. United States, Capt. Decatur. Constitution, Hull.
Congress,
John Smith.
Essex, Porter.
Corvette John Adams, Dent.
Brig Syren, Argus, Lieut. Lawrence-Ship Wasp, Capt. Jones-Hornet, Capt. Tarbell- Brig Vixen, Lieut. Bainbridge-Nautilus, (va- cant)-Schooner Enterprize, Blakeley-Cutter Viper, Gadsden-Twenty Gun-boats, commanded by Captain Shaw, at New Orleans, ten at Nor- folk, and twenty at New York.
N. B. The other Frigates, Vessels of War, and Gun-boats arc laid up in ordinary.
NAVY AGENTS.
Portland,
Samuel Storer.
Portsmouth,
Henry S. Langdon,
Boston,
Francis Johonnot.
New London,
Joseph Hull.
New York,
John Bullus.
Philadelphia,
George Harrison.
Baltimore,
James Beatty.
John Randall.
Annapolis, Norfolk,
Theod. Armistead.
Charleston,
N. Ingraham & Son.
Savannah,
Archibald S. Bullock.
Kentucky,
New Orleans,
James Morrison. John K. Smithı.
London,
J. M'Kenzie, and Alexander Glennic.
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Gibraltar,
Malta,
Havannah,
Madeira,
John Gavino. William Barker. James Anderson. James L. Cathcart.
A Commission is allowed to Navy Agents, not exceeding one per cent. upon their disbursements. Their whole annual emoluments are limited by law, to $2000, without any allowance for clerk- hire, porters, office-rent stationary or any thing else : every charge must be paid out of their com- missions.
GOVERNMENT
OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND. ROBERT BOWIE, Governor.
COUNCIL. Dr. George E. Mitchell, John Stephen, James Butcher, Thomas W. Hall, Reverdy Ghiselin, Ninian Pinkney, Clerk.
SENATE.
William Pinkney, (resigned) ; Levy Hollings- worth, Baltimore; William M'Creery, Baltimore county ; John Williams, Worcester county ; Solo- mon Frazer, Dorchester ; Frederick Holbrook, Carolina ; Edward Lloyd, Talbot ; James Brown, Queen Anne ; William Hollingsworth, Cecil ; Elijah Davis, Harford ; Upton Brucc, Alleghany ; William Thomas, St. Mary's ; Lloyd Dorsey, Ann Arundel ; Moses Tabbs, Washington ; Tho- mas Hawkins, Frederick.
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CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES.
States.
Years.
Males.
Females.
All other free per-
Slaves.
Total.
Increase,
New-Hampshire,|1790| 70,937|
70,160
630
158|141,885
1800
91,258
93,740
852
8 183,858
41,973
Massachusetts,
1790 182,742 190,532
5,463
378,787
1800 205,135 211,158
6,452
422,845
44,058
Maine,
1790
49,132
46,870
538
96,540
Connecticut,
1790
114,926 117,448
2,808
2,764 237,946
Vermont,
1790
44,763
40,505
255
16
85,539
1800
79,328
74.580
557
none.
154,465
68,826
Rhode-Island,
1790
31,818
32,652
3,407
948
68,825
1800
31,858
33,580
3,304
380
69,122
297
1810
35,743
37,441
3,609
108
76,931
7,809
1800 237,094 268,122
10,374
20,613
436,203
96,083
New-Jersey,
1790
86,667
83,287
2,762
11,423 184,139
1800
98,645
95,600
4,402
12,422 211,069
26,930
Pennsylvania,
1790
217,736 206,363
6,537
3,737'434,373
1800 301,467
300,898
14,574
1,706 602,365 167,992
1810
401,566 385,238
22,492
795 810,091 207,726
Delaware,
1790
23,926
22,384
3,899
8,887
59,094
1300
25,033
24,319
8,268
6,153
64,273
5,179
1810
28,006
27,355
13,116
4,177
72,674
8,401
1800
113,688
108,310
19,987
107,707
349,692
29,964
Virginia,
1790|227,071 215,046
12,866 292,627
747,61
1810
280,038 271,496
30,570
392,518
974,622
88,273
North Carolina,
1790
147,494 140,710
4,975
100,572
133,296
478,103
84,352
South Carolina,
1790
73,298
66,880
1,801
107,094
240,073
105,518
Georgia,
1790
27,147
25,739
398
29,264
82,548
1800
53,968
48,293
1,919
59,699
163,879
81,331
Kentucky,
1790
32,211
25,739
114
12,430
73,677
Ohio,
1800
24,433
20,595
337
none.
45,365
Tennessee,
1800
47,180
44,529
309
13,584 105,602
Mississippi Ter.
1800
2,907
2,272
182
3,489
8,850
1810
12,850
10,174
240
17,088
40,352
Indiana Ter.
1800
2,957
2,386
163
135
- 5,641
18,879
Orleans Ter.
1810
18,940
15,371
7,585
34,660
76,556
Louisiana Ter.
1810
9,387
7,840
607
3,011
20,845
Michigan Ter.
1810
2,837
1,781
120
24
4,762
Illinois Ter.
1810
6,380
5,121
613
128
12,282
District of Col.
1810
8,130
7,949|
3,549
5,395
24,023
1810
126,373
123,906
6,453
310
261,942
10,940
.
1810
109,781
107,382
750
217,913
63,548
New-York,
1790 161,322 152,320
4,654
21,324 3 40,120
1810 474,352
444,518
25,333
15,017 959,22)
533,017
1810
115,057
111,504
7,843
10,851|245,255
34,186
Maryland,
1790
107,254
101,395
8,043
103,036 319,728
1810 |120,210|114,907
33,927
111,502 380,546!
30,854
1800
264,599
254,275
20,507
346,963
886,349 138,739
1810
188,63 į
187,778
10,266
168,824
555,500
77,397
1800
100,916
95,339
3,185
146, 51
345,591
1810
109,587 |104,609
4,554
196,345
415,115
69,524
1810
75,845
69,569
1,801
105,218 252,433!
88,554
1800
93,959
85,915
741
40,343 220,958 157,281
1810
168,805
155,432
1,713
80,561
406,511 185,553
18 10
118,093|107,854
1,896
227,843 182,478
1810 111,763 104,112
1,317
44,535 261,727 150,125
1810
12,570
11,320
393
237
24,520
76,852
74,069
818
151,719
55,179
1810
115,509 112,227
969
228,705
76,986
1800 121,193 123,528
5,330
951 251,002
13,156
1810 105,782 107,508
970
none.
214.460
30,602
1810 229,742|235,561
6,737
472,040
49,195
1800
1800 171,648 166,116
7,043
393,751
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Principal Cities and Towns.
Years.
Males.
Females.
All other free per - sons.
Slaves.
Total.
Increase.
Philadelphia
1790}
19,604
- 20,888
1,805
273|
42,520
City & Liberties,
1800
28,741
29,116
6,123
55
64,035
21,515
1810
41,140
42,323
10,175
2
93,640
29,605
New-York City and County,
1800
26,728
27,394
3,499
2,868
60,489
27,358
1810
43,448
43,102
8,137
1,686
96,373
35,884
Baltimore City and Precincts,
1800
11,294
9,606
2,771
2,843
26,514
13,011
1810
19,045
17,147
5,671
4,672
46,535
20,021
Boston,
1790
8,410
9,576
761
none.
24,937
6,190
1810
15,340
16,446
1,464
33,250
8,313
Charleston, (S.C.) 1790
1800
4,295
4,259
951
9,053
18,528
2,169
1810
5,863
5,705
1,472
11,671
24,711
5,123
Salem, (Mass.)
1790
3,555
4,106
260
9,457
1,536
1810
5,889
6,451
273
12,613
3,156
Providence,
1790
2,968
2,937
427
223
6,380
1800
3,551
3,407
656
7,614
1,234
1810
4,427
4,773
865
6
10,071
2,457
Richmond, (Va.) |1790
1,401
1,517
83
3,984
6,985
1810
2,737
2,071
1,189
3,748
9,745
2,760
1790
2,131
2,487
76
26
4,720
1800
2,513
2,688
138
none.
5,339
619
1810
3,256
3,547
131
6,934
1,595
Albany, (N. Y.)
1790
1,457
1,443
26
572
3,498
1800
2,312
2,200
156
524
5,192
1,694
Portland, (Me.)
1790
none.
none.
none.
2,240
1800
1,842
1,844
118
3,704
1,464
1810
3,327
3,640
291
7,169
3,465
Lancaster, (Pa.)
1800
2,044
2,090
143
15
4,292
1810
2,561
2,628
209
7
5,405
1,113
Frederick (Md.)
1810
+
+
+
+
+
+
Washington,
1810
2,895
3,009
8671
1,437
8,208
1790
14,407
15,254
1,101
2,369
33,131
1790
6,422
5,503
323
1,255
13,503
1800
11,274
12,489
1,174
4,371
3,718
586
7,684
16,359
7,921
1800
4,307
4,842
308
Portsmouth, (N. H.)
1810
*
*
*
* No census separate from this county.
+ No separate census of this town.
18,747
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Summary und comparative view of the Population, Tonnage, Exports, and number of Houses in the City and Precincts of Baltimore, in the fol- lowing years:
(1790,
3,503
Population ₹ 1800,
· 26,504
L1810,
46,535
(1700, -
- Dols. 2,027,770 ,
17 .4,
5,294,248
Exports
· 12,000,000
_1811, 7,167,362 of which
the item " Flour" amounts to 335,053
13,564
Tonnage
Registered
91,3382
104,786
Enrolled and Licensed 13,448 S
.
1,955
Number
3,725
of
1811, City
West of ditto, 3,808 S
Houses.
Eastern, 784 } Precinets : Western, - 549 5
· 1,333
Total of Houses in the City and Precincts . 6,611
N. B. The Imports for 1811 could not be obtained .- Comp.
CORPORATION
OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
EDWARD JOHNSON, Mayor. JOHN HARGROVE, Register.
MEMBERS OF THE FIRST BRANCH OF THE
CITY COUNCIL.
William Lorman, President.
David Fulton, Aaron Levering ; first ward.
James Carey, Benjamin Berry ; second ward. James Mosher, Luke Tiernan ; third ward. Thomas Kell, Adam Fonerden ; fourth ward.
K
r1790, - 1797,
59,837
1811, -
-1787, 1799,
;East of Jones' Falls, 1,470} 5,278
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Peter Diffenderffer, Joseph Jamison ; fifth ward. James Wilson, William Ross; sixth ward. Wm. Stewart, Nathaniel Hynson ; seventh ward. John Snyder, Thomas Sheppard; eighth ward. Shephen Moore, Clerk.
MEMBERS OF THE SECOND BRANCH OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
James Calhoun, President.
Charles Bohn,
first ward.
Henry Payson,
second ward.
James Calhoun,
third ward.
John C. White,
- fourth ward.
Elias Barnaby,
fifth ward.
Jacob Miller,
sixth ward.
William M'Donald,
seventh ward.
eighth ward.
James Biays, Edward Woodycar, Clerk.
Benjamin Fowler, City Collector.
Henry Stouffer, Jacob Small, Peter Bond, Sa- muel H. Gatchell; City Commissioners. Samuel Vincent, Clerk to the City Commission- ers, and Commissioners of Health.
Joseph Smith, Thos. Moore; Harbour Masters. William Stewart, Health Officer.
George Baxley, George W. Moore; Inspectors of Flour.
Gilbert Middleton, Inspector of Beef and Pork. Maybury Parks, Robert Parker; Inspectors of Fish.
James Chalmers, Inspector of Butter, Lard, and Flaxsced.
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Henry Wilkins, Inspector of Pot and Pearl Ashes. Philip Eckle, Leonard Frailey; Inspectors and Guagers of Distilled Liquors. Hugh Allen, Inspector of Weights. Jacob Rothrock, Inspector of Liquid Measures. Michael Grubb, Inspector of. Dry and Long do. James Martin, Inspector of Mahogany, &c. David Yerkes, Charles Constable, Christian Slimmer, George Hall, Joshua Swan, Samuel House, James D. Jones ; Inspectors, Measur- ers, and Markers of Lumber.
Peter Weary, Solomon Heims, George Sumwalt Athanasius Martin; Inspectors and Measurers of Wood.
William Kennedy, John Wilhelm, Philip Sum- walt; Weighers of Hay.
John Hawkins, Nath. Andrews; Superintendants of Streets and Pumps.
John Essender, first district; John Croxall, se- cond ditto ; William M'Comas, third ditto ; George Bandle, fourth ditto: Superintendants of Chimney Sweepers.
Charles Herbert, Superintendant of the Powder Magazine.
Robert Lawson, Clerk of the Centre Market. Henry Endly, Assistant ditto, of ditto.
Thomas Armstrong, Weigh Master.
Peregrine G. Browning, Clerk of Hanover Market. William P. Barnes, Clerk of Fells Point Market. Ephraim Smith, John Maidwell ; City Constables. Jacob Miller, John Hillen, Doctor R. Moore,
William M'Donald, James Mosher; Visitors of the City Hospital.
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LICENSED AUCTIONEERS.
Thomas Chase, Lemmon, & co. Caspar O. Mul- ler, John Wood.
Richard Culverwell, Joseph C. O'Reily ; Auc- tioncers of Horses and Carriages.
Joseph Clark, Joseph Roche, Charles R. Green; Auctioneers of Household Furniture and Wear- ing Apparel.
NOTARIES PUBLIC. Samuel Sterrett, S. E. corner of Water and Gay streets.
William E. Sewall, N. E. do. do.
Thomas Rogers, N. E. do. do.
John Gill, 49, Water street.
CUSTOM HOUSE.
James H. M'Culloch Collector.
Nathaniel Ramsay, Naval Officer. Daniel Delozier, Surveyor. John Brice, jr. Deputy Collector. William Lowry, Deputy Naval Officer. Martin Eichelberger, Weigher. Jarett Bull, Gauger.
INSPECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS. Permanent .- Charles Robinson, John Ha- milton, Clement Skerrett, James Burn, John Gregg, George Littig, William H. Hanson, Richard Frazier, Archibald Dobbin.
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Temporary .- Richard Mackubin, Rezin Row- les, Robert Henderson, Nicholas Konecke, John J. Myers, William Myers.
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BANKS.
BANK OF MARYLAND, No. 17, South-st. Capital $300,000 in 1000 shares of $300 each ; discount day, Wednesday ; days of offering, Tuesdays for Wednesdays ; day of election, 7th March.
William Cooke, President.
Robert Wilson, Cashier.
Directors : Robert Gilmore, John Sherlock, John Oliver, James Ellicott, Samuel M'Kean, C. Carroll, jr. Hugh Thompson, James Hindman, David Williamson, Jamas Clarke, George Hoff- man, James Carey.
UNION BANK OF MARYLAND, North Charles, near Baltimore-st. Capital $3,000,000 divided into shares of $100 each ; days of discount, Mondays and Thursdays ; election for directors the first Monday in July.
William Winchester, President.
R. Higinbothom, Cashier.
Directors : James Armstrong, John Comegys, Solomon Etting, Andrew Ellicott, John Frick, Thomas C. Jenkins, Henry Payson, Isaac Tyson, D. Winchester, Charles Worthington, Benjamin Williams, John Archer, John Ferguson, Henry K 2
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Schroeder, Luke Tiernan, William Whiteley, Elias Glenn, James Caldwell ..
BANK OF BALTIMORE, No. 154, Baltimore-st. Capital $1,200,000, divided into Shares of $300 each ; discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays ; elec- tion, 1st Monday in December.
William Wilson, President.
James Cox, Cashier.
Directors : Wm Matthews, William Lorman, Joseph Sterett, William Wilson, Alexander Mac- donald, Isaac M'Kim, Elias Ellicott, John Strick- er, Emanuel Kent, Thomas Tenant, Joseph J. Hall, John Kennedy, of Hagerstown, Jas. Steele, John C. Wilson, Robert Miller.
MECHANICS' BANK, North Calvert-st. Capital $1,000,000, in 40,000 shares of $25 each ; dis- count days, every Tuesday ; election of directors the First Monday in June.
James Mosher, President.
D. A. Smith, Cashier.
Directors : Robert C. Long, Alexander Brown, Thomas Sheppard, Philip Littig, William Jack- son, William Jessop, William Gwynn, William A.Donald, Christian Mayer, P. E. Thomas, Wil- liam Steuart, James Carnighan, and Wm. Krebs. On the part of the state, Tobias E. Stansbury and Peter Little.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS' BANK, NO. 235, Baltimore, corner of Howard-street. Capital
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$1,000,000, divided into 20,000 shares ; discount. days, Tuesday and Friday ; election 1st Monday in May.
Joseph H. Nicholson, President.
George T. - Dunbar, Cashier.
Directors : Charles Bohn, W. W. Taylor, A. S. Schwartze, N. F. Williams, Isaae Burneston, James Hutton, Andrew Clopper, Talbot Jones, George Decker, Benjamin Ricaud, Jeremiah Sul- livan, James Armstrong, jr. Edward Harris, Elie Clagett.
FARMERS' AND MERCHANTS' BANK, NO. 252, Baltimore-st. Capital $500.000, divided into shares of $50 each ; discount day, put in Wed- nesday for Thursday ; day of election, 1st Mon- day in April.
William Graham, President.
John Duer, Cashier.
Directors : George F. Warfield, Moses Shep- pard, Jesse Tyson, Nicholas Brice, Samuel Stump, Peter Levering, Justus Hoppe, Jonathan Munroc, A. A. Williams, James Bosley, John Reinicker, George Repold, (deceased.)
FRANKLIN BANK, No. 88, Baltimore-st. Capi- tal $600,000, divided into 24,000 shares, on each of which $17.50 have been paid. Discount days, notes offered on Monday, nominal discount day, Tuesday ; election 3d Monday in April.
Philip Moore, President.
James Dawes, Cashier:
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Directors : David Burke, William Price, Wil- liam Flanigain, M. M'Laughlin, Jacob Miller, R. H. Jones, Cornelius Howard, George Harryman, Jacob Rogers, William Camp, George Dobbin, (deceased,) L. Herring, Hezekiah Price, William M'Conkey, Daniel Conn, Joseph Jamieson.
MARINE BANK, corner of Allisanna and Mar- ket-sts. Fell's Point, Capital $600,000, divided in 24,000 shares. Discount day, Friday, offering day, Thursday ; election second Monday in April. Hezekiah Waters, President.
Jacob Bier, Cashier.
Directors : Job Smith, B. Mezick, Archibald Kerr, Joel Vickers, John Lee, Frederick Shaef. fer, Patrick Bennet, Nicholas Stansbury, Thorn- dick Chase, Robert Steuart, William Mondel Joseph Allender, Thomas Cole, Beal Randall.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MARYLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. No. 15, South st. Capital $500,000 in 500 shares, of $1000 each. Election every first Monday in March ; meeting of directors,every day at 1 o'clock, P. M.
John Hollins, President.
Directors : James A. Buchanan, John Striek- er, John Donnell, Henry Payson, Benjamin Wil- liams, Samuel Williams, James Purviance, Le- muel Taylor, Michael M'Blair, James Williams, Thomas C. Jenkins ..
BALTIMORE INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, south-east corner of South and Water streets. Capi- tal divided into 1000 shares of 300 dollars each- thirteen directors chosen annually on the 1st Mon- day in February.
· David Winchester, President.
Wm. G. Cochran, Secretary.
Directors : William Wilson, William Matthews, William Lorman, David Winchester, Thomas Tenant, James Sterett, Solomon Betts, William Patterson, Isaac M'Kim, George Hoffman, Robert Fergusson, Alexander Brown.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 30, South Gay-st. Samuel Sterett, President, Henry Courte- nay, Secretary.
Directors : Robert Barry, Charles Wirgman, F. W. Brune, Washington Hall, Thorndick, Chase, William Cole, Jonathan Hudson, Lewis Paseault, Amos A. Williams, Govert Haskins, Charles Worthington.
N. B. One third of the dividend added to the capital stock. Hour of business, 1 o'clock, P. M.
CHESAPEAKE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 90, Baltimore-st. Capital $600,000, divided in 600 shares of $1000 each, conducted by a president and twelve directors, chosen annually on the first Monday in February. The board meet every day at 1 o'clock, P. M.
James Calhoun, President.
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Directors : James Wilson, Solomon Etting, John Oliver, A. J. Schwartze, Christopher Des- hon, George Stiles, Robert Patterson, Robert Miller, Levy Hollingsworth, John Comegys, Nathaniel F. Williams, George I. Brown.
BALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 12, South-st. Capital $500,000, election for direc- o rs on the 1st of March, every year.
Charles Ghequiere, President.
Theophilus F. Dougherty, Secretary.
Directors : William Lorman, Robert C. Long, Henry Schroeder, David Williamson, Moses Shep- pard, Benjamin Ricaud, James Armstrong, Phi- lip E. Thomas, Cornelius Comegys, Peter Hoff- man, jr. Christian, Mayer, Isaac Tyson.
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, South-east corner of Gay and Second-sts. Capital $172,400, divided into 400 shares of $431 each; a president and twelve directors chosen annually the first Monday in April ; board meet every day at one. o'clock, P. M.
Robert Gilmore, President.
David Steuart, Secretary.
Directors : John Swan, Mark Pringle, Chris- topher Johnson, John Sherlock, George Grundy, Robert Oliver, Hugh Thompson, Stewart Brown, Samuel Hollingsworth, Daniel Howland, James Hindman, William Cooke, jr.
" BALTIMORE EQUITABLE SOCIETY, for the- insurance of houses from loss by fire," No. 8, Baltimore-st. Joseph Townsend, Treasurer.
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