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The secretary of the treasury may agree to an annual composition with any bank, in lieu of stamp duty, of one and a half per centum, on the amount of the annunj dividend made by such bank.
GOVERNMENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT. JAMES MADISON, President of the United States,
Salary, $25,000
ELBRIDGE GERRY, Vice President, 5000
MEMBERS OF THE THIRTEENTH CONGRESS.
Note. Each senator and member of the house of repre- sentatives, receives a compensation of six dollars per clay, while attending in session, and one day's pay for every twenty miles travelling to and from the seat of government.
SENATE. New Hampshire.
Jeremiah Mason,
Joseph B. Varnum,
Jeremiah B. Howell,
David Daggett,
Dudly Chase,
Obadiah German,
John Condit,
Abner Laycock,
Outerbridge Horsey,
Samuel Smith,
William B. Giles,
David Stone,
John Gaillard,
Charles Taito
George M. Bibb,
Nicholas Gilman. Massachusetts. Christopher Gore.
Rhode-Island. William Hunter.
Connecticut. Samuel W. Dana.
Vermont.
Jonathan Robinson,
· New-York.
Rufus King.
New-Jersey. John Lambert.
Pennsylvania. Michael Leib.
Delaware. William H. Wells,
Maryland. R. H. Goldsborougli, Virginia.
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Richard Brent ...
North-Carolina.
James Turner
South-Carolina. John Taylor. Georgia. William B. Bullock, Kentucky. Jesse Bledsoe. C
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Joseph Anderson, Jeremiah Morrow, Eligius Fromentin,
Tennessee. G. Washington Campbell. Ohio. Thomas Worthington. Louisiana. James Brown. Samuel A. Otis, Secretary.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Bradbury Cilly, William Hale, Samuel Smith,
William Baylies, Abijah Bigelow,
John Reed, William Reed,
William M. Richardson,
Nathaniel Ruggles,
Samuel Taggart,
Artemas Ward,
Laban Wheaton,
Levi Hubbard,
John Wilson,
Abiel Wood, James Parker.
Connecticut.
Epaphroditus Champion, John Davenport, jun. Lyman Law, Jonathan O. Mosely,
Timothy Pitkin, Lewis B. Sturges, Benjamin Tallmadge.
Rhode- Island.
Richard Jackson, jun. - Elisha R. Porter.
Vermont.
William C. Bradley, Ezra Butler, James Fisk,
Richard Skinner, William Strong, Charles Rich.
New-York.
Nathaniel W. Howell, M. Kent,
John Lefferts,
Oliver C. Clomstock, Peter Denoyelles,
John Lovett,
Jacob Murkell,
Morris S. Miller, Hosea Moffitt,
Thomas I. Oakley,
Jotham Post, jun.
Ebenezer Sage,
Joel Thompson,
Daniel Avery, Egbert Benson, Alexander Boyd,
Jonathan Fisk, James Geddes; Thomas P. Grosvenor,
Abraham Hasbrouck, Samuel M. Hopkins, Samuel Sherwood,
New- Hampshire.
Roger Vose, Daniel Webster, Jeduthum Wilcox. Massachusetts.
George Bradbury, Elijah Brigham,
Samuel Davis, Daniel Dewey, William Ely,
Cyrus King, Timothy Pickering,
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Zebulon R. Shipherd, William S. Smith, John W. Taylor,
Elisha I. Winter. (One vacant)
New-Jersey.
James Schureman, Richard Stockton, Thomas Ward.
Pennsylvania.
Jared Irwin,
Aaron Lyle,
Robert Brown,
William Piper,
John Conard,
John Rea,
William Crawford,
Jonathan Roberts,
Roger Davis, William Findley,
Hugh Glasgow,
Isaac Griffin,
John M. Hyneman,
Charles Jared Ingersoll, Samuel D. Ingham,
Thomas Cooper,
Stephenson Archer, Charles Goldsborough, Alexander C. Hanson, Joseph Kent, Alexander M'Kim,
Thomas M: Bayly, James Breckenridge, John Clopton, John Dawson, John W . Eppes,
Thomas Gholson,
Peterson Goodwyn, Aylett Hawes, John P. Hungerford, John G. Jackson, James Johnson, John Kerr,
Willis Alston, John Culpeper, Peter Forney, Meshack Franklin, William Gaston, William Kennedy, William R. King,
Virginia. William A. Burwell, Hugh Caperton, Joseph Lewis, jun. William M'Coy, Hugh Nelson, Thomas Newton, James Pleasants, jun. John Roane,
Daniel Sheffey, John Smith, Francis White.
North-Carolina.
Nathaniel Macon, William H. Murfree, Joseph Pearson, Israel Pickens,
Richard Stanford, Bartlett Yancey.
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Lewis Condit, William Cox, Jacob Hufty,
William Anderson, David Bard,
Adam Seybert, Isaac Smith, Adamson Tannehill',
James Whitehill, Thomas Wilson. (One vacant)
Delaware. Henry M. Ridgely. Maryland.
Nicholas R. Moore, Samuel Ringold, Philip Stuart, Robert Wright.
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South-Carolina.
Samuel Farrow, Theodore Gourdin, John Kershaw, William Lowndes.
Georgia
Bolling. Hall, Thomas Telfait, George M. Troup. Kentucky. Richard M. Johnson,
Samuel M'Kee,
Thomas Montgomery,
Stephen Ormsby, Solomon P. Sharp.
Tennessee.
Perry W. Humphreys, John Rhea, John Sevier. Ohio.
John Alexander, James Caldwell,
James Kilbourn, John M'Clean.
William Creighton, jun. (One vacant)
Louisiana State .- Thomas B. Robertson.
Missouri Territory .- Edward Hempstead,
Indiana Territory .- Jonathan Jennings.
Illinois Territory .- Shadrach Bond.
Mississippi Territory .- Lattimore. Patrick Magruder, Clerk.
JUDICIARY.
JOHN MARSHALL, chief justice of the United States,
Salary, $4000
Associate judges, Salary, §3500 each.
Bushrod Washington, Thomas Todd,
William Johnson, jun. Joseph Story,
Brockholdst Livingston, Gabriel Duvall.
Attorney General to the United States, William Pinckney, (of Maryland) Salary, S3000
DISTRICT JUDGES.
District of Maine,
David Sewall, $1000
New Hampshire,
Jolın S Sherburne, 100€
Massachusetts,
John Davis, 1200
Rhode Island,
David Howell, 800
· Vermont,
Elijah Paine, 800
Pierpont Edwards, 1000
Connecticut,
New York, chief judge, Additional judge,
M. B. Tallmadge,
1500
Wm. P. Van Ness.
John C. Calhoun, John J. Chapell, Langdon Cheves, Elias Earle, David R. Evans,
William Barnett, William W. Bibb, John Forsythe,
James Clarke, Henry Clay, Speaker Joseph Desha, William P. Duvall, Samuel Hopkins,
John H. Bowen, Felix Grundy, Thomas K, Harris,
APPENDIX.
New Jersey,
Robert Morris,
$1000
Pennsylvania,
Richard Peters, 1600
Delaware,
John Fisher, 1200
Maryland,
James Houston, 1500
Virginia,
St. George Tucker, 1800
North Carolina,
Henry Potter, 1500
South Carolina,
John Drayton, 1800
Georgia,
Kentucky,
Harry Innes,
1500
Tennessee,
John M .Nairy, 500
Ohio,
Charles W. Bird, 1500
Columbia, chief judge,
William Cranch, 2000
Assistant judges,
2 Buckner Thruston, 1600
CLERKS TO THE SUPREME, CIRCUIT, AND DIS- TRICT COURTS.
Supreme Court,
Elias B. Caldwell,
Dist. New Hampshire,
Jonathan Steel,
Maine,
Henry Sewall,
Massachusetts,
Nathan Goodale,
Rhode Island,
Edmund T. Ellery,
Vermont,
Cephas Smith,
Connecticut,
Simeon Baldwin,
New York,
Edward Dunscomb,
New Jersey,
Robert Boggs,
Pennsylvania,
David Caldwell,
Delaware,
Thomas Witherspoon,
Maryland,
Philip Moore,
Virginia,
William Marshall,
North Carolina,
William Blackledge,
South Carolina,
Thomas Hall,
Georgia,
Richard M. Stites,
Kentucky,
Thomas Tunstall,
Tennessee, Columbia,
William Brent,
Ditto,
George Deneale.
DISTRICT ATTORNIES.
New Hampshire, Maine,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Daniel Humphries, Silas Lee, George Blake, Asher Robbins,
Hezekiah Huntingdon, Titus Hutchinson, Nathan Sandford, Joseph M'Ilvaine, Alexander J. Dallas, George Reed, jum
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William Stevens, 1500
S Nic. Fitzhugh, 1600
Robert M. Gavock,
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Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, East Tennessee, West Tennessee, Ohio, Columbia, New Orleans,
Elias Glenn,
George Hay, Robert Wickliffe, Robert H. Jones, Thomas Parker, Charles Harris, John M'Campbell, John E. Beck, Samuel Herrick, Walter Jones, jun. John R. Grymes.
MARSHALS.
New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Columbia, East Tennessee, WVest Tennessee, Ohio, Orleans,
Michael M'Clary, Thomas G. Thornton, James Prince, Ebenezer K. Dexter, Robert Fairchild,
David Robinson,
John Smithı, Oliver Wayne Ogden. John Smith,
James Brobson,
Thomas Rutter, Andrew Moore, Beverly Daniel, Morton A. Waring,
John Eppinger, Robert Crockett, Washington Boyd, Charles I. Porter, John Childress, jun. Lewis Cass, Peter L. B. Duplessis
COMMISSIONERS OF LOANS.
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia,
William Gardner, Benjamin Austin, jun Christopher Ellery, Jonathan Bull, William Few, William Ewing, William White, John Stockton, Edward Hall, Thomas Nelson, Sherwood Haywood, Thomas Lehri, Robert Habersham
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DEPARTMENTS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
JAMES MUNROE, Secretary, Salary, S5000 Chief clerk, John Graham, and six clerks.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
ALBERT GALLATIN, Secretary, Salary, S5000
Edward Jones, chief clerk.
Richard Rush, comptroller, Salary, S3500
Nathan Luff borough, chief clerk.
Richard Harrison, auditor,
Salary, S3000
Patrick Farrell, chief clerk.
Thomas Tudor Tucker, treasurer,
Salary, $3000
Samuel Brook, chief clerk.
Joseph Nourse, register. Salary, S2400
WAR DEPARTMENT.
JOHN ARMSTRONG, Secretary,
Salary, S450Q
Daniel Parker, chief clerk.
William Simmons, accountant,
Salary, S2000
Peter Hagner, chief clerk.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WILLIAM JONES, Secretary,
Salary, 54500
Benjamin Homans, chief clerk.
Thomas Turner, accountant,
Salary, S2000
Thomas H. Gilliss, chief clerk.
POST OFFICE.
GIDEON GRANGER, Postmaster-general,
S3000
Assistant, Abraham Bradley, jun. 1700
Do. Seth Pease, 1600
Robert F. How, chief clerk.
MINT.
ROBERT PATTERSON, director,
$2000
James Rush, treasurer,
1200
Henry Voight, coiner,
1500
Joseph Richardson, assayer,
1500
Joseph Cloud, refiner,
1500
Robert Scott, engraver,
1200
Adam Eckfeldt, assist. coiner and die forger
800
One clerk, at S700 Two clerks, each at 500
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TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
INDIAN DEPARTMENT. The governors of Territories have a general superinten- dency of the Indian affairs, EX OFFICIO, within the limits of their respective territorial jurisdictions. INDIANA TERRITORY.
THOMAS POSEY, Governor, $2000
John Gibson, secretary, 1000
Benjamin Parke,
Judges, James Scott, S1200 each.
Waller Taylor.
Elijah Sparks, attorney. John Vawter, marshal. MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY.
DAVID HOLMES, Governor, $2000
Henry Dangerfield, secretary, 1000
Judges,
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George Poindexter,
3 Josiah Simpson, $1200 each.
Walter Leake.
Additional judges, H. Toulmin and Obadiah Jones.
Thomas D. Anderson, attorney. John Hanes, Marshal- TERRITORY OF LOUISIANA.
WILLIAM CLARK, Governor, S2000
Frederick Bates, secretary, 1000
Silas Bent,
Judges, John B. C. Lucas, $1200 each.
Otho Shrader, ILLINOIS TERRITORY.
NINIAN EDWARDS, Governor,
S2000
Nathaniel Pope, secretary, 1000
( Jesse B. Thomas,
Judges, Stanley Griswold, {$1200 each. ach.
William Sprigg.
William Mears, attorney. Philip Fouche, marshal. MICHIGAN TERRITORY.
LAND OFFICES.
EDWARD TIFFIN, general commissioner. Josiah Meigs, surveyor general, Office at Cincinnati, Ohio.
$2000
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Thomas Preoman, surveyor, south of Tennessee, S2000 Office at Washington, M. T. AL Steubenville. Receiver, Peter Wilson. Register, David Hoge.
At Marietta.
Receiver, Levi Barber. Register, Joseph Wood. it Chilicothe.
Receiver, Samuel Findlay. Register, Jesse Spencer. At Vincennes.
Receiver, Nat. Ewing. Register, John Badolet, At Detroit.
Receiver, Jas. Abbott. Register, Peter Audrian. At Zanesville.
Receiver, I. Vanhorne. Register, W. Silleman. In Missouri Territory.
Frederick Bates, recorder of Land Titles. Louisiana State.
Register for the Western Part, Levin Wailes.
Receiver for do William Girard.
James O. Cosby, land commis. for West District.
Register for the Eastern Part, Columbus Lawson.
Receiver for do Lloyd Posey.
William Crawford, Land Commis. for East District. At Kaskaskias.
Thomas Sloo, Land Commissioner. Receiver, J. Caldwell. Register, Michael Jones. East of Pearl River.
Receiver, Samuel Smith. Register, Lewis Sewalk West of Pearl River
Receiver, Parke Walton. Register, Neh. Tilton. Cincinnati.
Receiver, James Findley. Register, Daniel Symes, Jeffersonville.
Receiver, E. H. Taylor. Register, S. Gwathney. Canton in Ohio.
Receiver, John Sloan. Register, Thomas G. Gibson. Huntervil.e. M. T.
Receiver, John Braham. Register, John Reid.
PATENTS.
Patents are obtained by application to the Secretary of State, for any new invention, discovery or improvement. The applicant is the only judge by law, of the propriety of
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APPENDIX.
the application, and a Patent is not to be considered as any evidence of the efficacy or goodness of the invention, discovery or improvement, nor any exclusion of the rights of others. It only secures rights from infringe- ment .- A patent can only be granted for one invention, discovery or improvement. It is granted for fourteen years. The applicant, if a citizen, takes legally, an oath or affirmation, ' that he does verily believe that he is the true inventor or discoverer of the said improvement ;? if not a citizen, but having resided two years in the country, he adds, ' and that to the best of his knowledge, the same hath not been used or known in this or any foreign coun- try.'-He transmits a certificate signed by any respect- able individual, of his citizenship, or residence for two years. He gives in writing a specification of the disco- very, invention or improvement, as short but explicit as he can ; explaining by words, not only the invention or improvement, but its use and advantage, without any re- ference to a drawing or model, for the specification en- ters into and makes part of the letters patent .- This must be signed before two witnesses. A drawing must also be sent if the subject admit of one, with explanatory references : and if the complexity of the invention or im- provement should render the drawing and explanation, insufficient for the full comprehension of the subject, a model will also be required. It is material that these be executed in a manner not unworthy public inspection ; for at the expiration of the patent, they may, if thought wor- thy, be made public. If two persons apply at the same time for patents, and the Secretary of State thinks their discoveries, inventions or improvements interfere, an ar- bitrator may be chosen by each of the applicants, and if they cannot agree, an umpire may be chosen by the Sec'y of State, to determine who is the first inventor.
INTERCOURSE
WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
DIPLOMATIC DEPARTMENT.
MINISTERS PLENIPOTENTIARY.
WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD, to France, $9000
John Quincy Adams, to St. Petersburg, 9000
Thomas Sumpter, to Rio Janeiro in Brazils, 9000
James A. Bayard, Sto treat with Eng- $9000 each
Henry Clay, land at Gottenburg. S Jonathan Russel, to Sweden. S9000
SECRETARIES OF LEGATION. Henry Jackson, to France, S1350
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CONSULS AND COMMERCIAL AGENTS.
David B. Warden,
com ag Paris,
William Lee,
do Bourdeaux,
Thomas Aborn,
vic c ag
Cayenne,
Peter Walsh,
com ag
Cette,
Ethienne Cathalan,
do
Marseilles,
John Appleton,
do
Calais,
Thomas Lovell,
do
La Rochelle,
Francis Coffyn,
do
Dunkirk,
Henry Wilson,
do
Ostend,
Joseph Y znardi,
do
Cadiz,
Robert Montgomery,
do
Alicante,
William Kirkpatrick,
do
Malaga,
Lewis O'Brien,
do
St. Andero,
John M. Baker,
do
Isles Majorca Min- orca, and Yvica,
John J. Armstrong,
do
Island of Teneriffe,
Richard S. Hackley,
do
St. Lucar,
John B. Dabney,
do
Fayal & the Azores
Henry Hill,
do
St Salvador, Brazil,
George Joy,
do
Rotterdam,
J. L. Cathcart,
consul
Madeira,
Sylvanus Bourne,
con gen
Amsterdam,
Hans Ran. Saybaye,
do
Copenhagen,
James M'Gregor,
do
St. Thomas,
Thomas Gamble,
consul
Santa Cruz,
Fred. W. Lutze,
do
Stetin,
William Clark,
do
Embden,
John M. Forbes,
do
Hamburg,
F. J. Wickelhausen,
do
Bremen,
Philip Marck,
do
Franconia,
Philip Depeyster,
do
Curacoa,
Edward Carrington,
vice con
Canton,
William Riggin,
consul
Trieste,
James Anderson,
do
Gottenburg,
Thomas Appleton,
do
Leghorn,
Thomas H Storm,
du
Genoa,
John Broadbent,
do
Messina,
Abraham Gibbs,
do
Palermo,
Levitt Harris,
do
St. Petersburg,
William Stewart,
do
Smyrna,
William B. Jones,
clo
Tripoli,
James Simpson,
do
Tangier,
J. Roberts Poinsett,
con gen
Buenos Ayres Chi- li and Peru,
Thomas I. Halsey,
consul
Buenos Ayres,
Samuel Hazard,
do
Archangel,
William G. Mille"
do
Monte Video.
Alexander Hammet,
do
Naples,
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AGENTS FOR SEAMEN AND COMMERCE.
Henry Rose,
agent at Antigua,
Maurice Lisle,
do at Tortola,
Lewis Forman,
do at Guadaloupe,
Archibald M. Cocke,
do at Martinique,
Maurice Rogers, do at St. Jago de Cuba,
William H. Savage,
do at Island Jamaica,
J. B. Clement,
do at Porto Rico,
Richard W; Meade,
do at Cadiz.
Note. All those appointed to France and its dependen- - cies, and those only, are styled Commercial Agents.
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 seal, every pro- test, declaration, deposition or other act, which any tap- tain, master, mariner or other citizen of the United States may respectively choose to make, the sum of two dollars.
For the taking into possession, inventorying, selling and finally settling and paying, or transmitting the ballance due on personal estate, left by any citizen of the United States, who shall die within the limits of his consulate, five per cent. on the gross amount of such estate.
For taking into possession, and otherwise proceeding on any such estate which shall be delivered over to the legal representative, before a final settlement of the same, two and a half per cent. on such part delivered ever as shall not be in money, and five per cent. on the gross amount of the residue.
For administering oaths or affirmations to the principal officers of a vessel confirming the landing of merchan- dise where he shall reside, twenty-five cents for each ; and for certifying the delivery of such merchandise, from every such vessel, one dollar.
MINISTERS, CONSULS, AND COMMISSARIES OF FOREIGN POWERS.
RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES. FROM FRANCE.
M. SERRURIER, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary.
Louis Arcambal, com. gen. of commer. relations.
Citizen Oster, vice commissary of commercial rela- tions for Norfolk.
Honore Felix de Douzy, vice con. Philadelphia --
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Louis Francis Leloup, provincial commissary of com- mercial relations for Maryland, Baltimore.
Marc Antoine Alexis Girault, commissary of commer- clal relations for Boston.
M. Le Marvis, vice com. for Georgia at Savanna.
Honore Felix de Douzy, provisional sub commissaty for Rhode Island.
M. Fourcroy, commis. of commercial relations, and French agent at Charleston, S. C.
Terrieu de Riviera, sub commis. of do. at Wilming- ton, N. C.
Louis Etienne Felix, commis. &c. at New York
Louis Tousard, sub com. &c. at New Orleans.
Jean B. Poree, commis. &c. at New Orleans.
M. Gerard Cazeau, vice com. &c. Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Jean Vermonet, com. of do. Natchez.
FROM SPAIN.
ANTHONY VILLALOBUS, consul Virginia and "Kentucky.
Jean Baptiste Banabue, do. Maryland. -
Diego Morphy, do. North and South Carolina,
Felipi Fatio, vice consul, Savannah.
Don Manuel Rengel, consul, Georgia.
Pabio Chacon, vice consul for Alexandria.
Ivan Stoughton, consul New Hampshire, Massachu- setts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Vermont.
Joseph Wisseman, vice consul Newport.
FROM PORTUGAL.
JOSEPH RADEMAKER, consul general.
James F. Vornock, vice consul, South Carolina. Richard Codman, vice consul, Massachusetts. Louis Deblois, do. Washington City.
FROM THE LATE BATAVIAN REPUBLIC.
ADRIAN VALCK, consul, Maryland and Virginia. J. H. C. Heinekin, commer. agent, Pennsylvania. ‹ Gilbert I. E. Smissart, New-York.
FROM SWEDEN.
M. KANZOW, Envoy Extraordinary, and Minister Plenipotentiary.
Richard Soderstrom, consul general. Joseph Winthrop, vice consul, Charleston, S. C. Jonathan Swift, Columbia, and ports on Potomac. Rezin D. Shepherd, vice consul, New Orleans. Heury Ghan, do. New York and Connecticut.
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John Borritz, do. North Carolina. :
Peter Collin, do. Maryland.
George Miles, do. Rhode Island and Connecticut.
John Myers, do. Norfolk, and other ports in Virginia, except on the Potomac.
S. Blagge, do. Massachusetts and' New Hampshire. John Hidreck, do. Wilmington, Delaware.
Bernard Dahlgren, consul, Philadelphia.
FROM PRUSSIA.
JOHANNA EARNST, CHRISTIAN SHULTZ, consuls, Baltimore.
Jacob Eberheard, Augustus Steinmetz, do. Charles- ton, S. C.
FROM DENMARK.
P. PEDERSEN, charge des affairs, and consul gene- ral, Philadelphia.
George Hammeken, consul, New York.
Charles W. Greene, vice consul, Boston.
Frederic William Brune, do. Baltimore.
Moses Myers, do. Norfolk.
Jonathan Swift, do. Alexandria.
Joseph Winthrop, do. Charleston, S. C.
William Scarbrough, do. Savannah.
Richard Relf, do. New Orleans.
FROM RUSSIA.
ANDREW DE DASCHKOFF, Envoy Extraordi- nary, and Minister Plenipotentiary. Nicholas Kozloff, consul general of Russia.
Alexy Eustafie w, consul, Boston.
GOVERNMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA.
SIMON SNYDER, Governor, Salary, $5333 33
N. B. Boileau, secretary of the com. 2000
James Trimble, deputy secretary. 1200
SENATE.
Speaker, P. C. Lane.
1 District, Charles Biddle, John Barclay, Joseph Wor- rel, Jacob Shearer. 2 district, John Gemmil, John New- bold, 3 district, William Erwin, 4 district, Nathaniel Watson, William Hamilton, 5 district, Peter Frailey, Charles Shoemaker, jun. 6 district, Melchior Rham, 7 district, Samuel Gross, 8 district, James Ralston, Her .- ry Jarrett, 9 district, James Laird, William Ross, 10 dis- trict, Thomas Burnside, 11 district, John Stroman, Jas. M'Sherry, 12 district, William Beale, 13 district, Isaiah
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Graham, 14 district, John Tod, 15 district, James Poe, 16 district, James Brady, 17 district, Presley C. Lane. 18 district, Isaac Weaver, Abel M'Farland, 19 district, Thomas Baird, Walter Lowry, 20 district, Joseph Shan- ●תסון
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Speaker, Robert Smith.
City of Philadelphia, William J. Duane, Thomas Ser- geant, John Connelly, Jacob Mitchell, Joseph M'Coy: County of Philadelphia, John Holmes, Joseph Starne, Charles Souder, John Carter, Joel B Sutherland, Isaac Heston. Adams, James Robinette, William Miller. Alle- ghany and Butter, Wm. Marks, jun. Samuel Scott, Wil. liam Courtney, John Potts. Armstrong, Indiana and Fef- ferson, James M'Comb. Beaver, John Lawrence, Bed- ford, Joseph S. Morrison, Jacob Hart. Berks and Schuyl- kill, Jacob Krebs. Conrad Fegar, George Marx, John Adams, Jonathan Hudson. Bucks, Joseph Clunn, Sam- uel Smith, William H. Roland, Michael Fackenthrall. Centre, Clearfield and M& Kean, Michael Bollinger. Ches- ter, John Harris, John Read, James Brook, James Hind- man, Edward Darlington. Cumberland, John M'Clay, George Metzker, Moses Watson. - Dauphin and Lebanon, Amos Ellmaker, David Ferguson, Peter Shindle. Dela- ware, John Thompson, William Cheyney. Erie, Craw- ford and Warren, James Weston, James Birchfield. Fay- ette, Henry Heaton, John Shreve, John St. Clair .. Frank- lin. Robert Smith, David Maclay, Jacob Dechart. Greene, William T. Hays. Huntingdon, James Law, John Crum. Lancaster, Joel Lightner, Jacob Grosh, Robert Maxwell, Emanuel Reigart, John Graff, Henry Hambright. Lu- zerne, Bradford and Susquehanna, Jabez Hyde, jun. Jos. Bruner: Lycoming, Tioga and Potter, John Forster, Hen-
ry Wells. Montgomery, Jesse Bean, Benjamin Reiff, Philip Reed, William Powell. Mercer and Venango, Sam- tel Hays, Jacob Herrington. Mifflin, James Milliken, Jonathan Rothrock. Northampton, Lehigh and Wayne, Daniel W. Dingman, Henry Winters, James Hays, Philip Sellers, Abraham Rinker. Northumberland, Union and Columbia, Samuel Bond, Leonard Rupert, George Kre- mer, Thomas Murray, jun. Somerset and Cambria, James Mitchell, Daniel Stoy. Washington, Joshua Dickerson, Thomas M'Call, James Kerr, James Stevenson. West- moreland, George Plummer, Henry Alshouse, Peter Wal- lace. York, James S. Mitchell, Archibald S. Jordan, Ja- cob Heckert, George Frysinger.
APPENDIX
Treasury Department.
Auditor General, George Bryan,
Treasurer, William Finlay.
Salary, $1333 33 ditto
Land Office.
Surveyor General, Secretary, John Cochran.
$1333 33 ditto
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
Custom House, Carpenters' Hall, in Carpenters' count, opening at 116 Chesnut street.
John Steel, collector ; Thomas Wilson, deputy collect- or; Benjamin Jordan, weighmaster; William Henderson, deputy weigher; Samuel Clarke, naval officer; Robert Heysham, deputy naval officer ; Isaac Milnor, guager , William Bache, surveyor; J. S. Huber, deputy surveyor.
Inspectors, Andrew Gever, jun. J. P. Schott, Peter Ozeas, Andrew Jackson, James Smith, Isaac Roach (cap- tain revenue barge), Robert Hopkins, Frederick Shuli (at Marcus Hook), Thomas Cash, Benjamin Asbmead, Benjamin Thomas, Robert Jackson, John Musser, Tho- mas Waterman, James Stewart, Charles Anderson, Ar- chibald Steele, Henry Huber, James Engle, Clement Humphreys, and David Rose (near the Lazaretto).
John Henderson, measurer.
Hours of transacting business, from 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. Surveyors of Damaged Ships and their Cargoes. John Mease, William Hawks, Arthur Stotesbury .:
WARDENS OF THE PORT. OFFICE 18 WALNUT.
John Ashmead, master warden; Paul Cox, Steplien Girard, William Bethel, William Newbold, William West, and James Josiah ; Thomas Jackson, clerk ; Wil- liam Hawks, harbour master.
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