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Benjamin A. Meredith
Middle District, from Market Street to Drawbridge.
Benjamin Ashmead Joseph R. Dickson John Davis John W. Durant Henry Huber Benjamin H. Springer Curtis Grubb
Benjamin Bache John Suter
Lower District, below Drawbridge. Wm. Dalzell
Robert Hopkins
Andrew Jackson
Joseph Robinson
George Clymer
John Diehl Daniel Adgate
Robinson R. Moore
Robert S. M'Calla
Charles J. Hopkins
Joseph Brown, measurer of dry goods.
Job Whipple, captain of revenue barge.
Andrew Geyer, keeper of public stores.
David Rose, at Lazaretto.
Frederick Shull, at Marcus Hook.
William Anderson, at Chester.
Rowland Smith, at Schuylkill.
BANKS.
Directors of the Bank of Pennsylvania.
Joseph Parker Norris, President
William Sansom
Jacob Ridgway
George Vaux
Anthony Stocker
Jonas Preston William Brown
Peter Wager
Mark Richards
John White
Charles Penrose
Robert Ralston, jr.
Tobias Wagner ,
P. L. Laguerenne
John R. Neff
Wm. J. Leiper
John H. Palethorp
Abraham Okie
John T. Sullivan
Daniel Wagener Francis Wisely
Gideon Scull
Isaac Wayne
Thomas Cave.
Directors of the Farmers and Mechanics' Bank. Joseph Tagert, President J. J. Borie Nathan Bunker -
Seth Craige William W. Fisher
William Gerhard
Charles A. Harper
Joseph Howell Hugh F. Hollingshead
James M'Alpin John Purdon Samuel Richards
Robert Toland.
BANKS.
Directors of the Bank of the United States. Nicholas Biddle, President.
Thomas Cadwalader
Ambrose White
Richard Willing Mathew L. Bevan
John Hemphill Manual Eyre
Paul Beck, jr. Lewis Clapier
Thomas P. Cope Alexander Henry
James C. Fisher Jolın Sergeant Nicholas Biddle, of Pennsylvania J. B. Trevor, of Pennsylvania E. J. Dupont, of Delaware B. Hatcher, of Virginia Charles A. Davis, of New York John Potter, of S. Carolina George Hoffman, of Maryland Roswell L. Colt, of Maryland Robert Lenox, of New York William B. Astor, of New York Nathaniel Silsbee, of Massachusetts Daniel Webster, of Massachusetts Directors of the Bank of North America.
Henry Nixon, President Henry Hollingsworth, Cashier Daniel Smith Timothy Paxson George M'Callmont Charles Macalester Alexander Elmslie Charles H. Baker
Colenan Fisher
Furman Leaming Samuel Hollingsworth John Clements Stocker John M. Atwood
Directors of the Mechanics' Bank.
Samuel Lamb, President Thomas Fitch, Cashier T. Caldwell Wm. S. Crothers Thes. W. Pryor Daniel Smith, jr. George Peterson J. Solms James Mc Culloch J. K. Hassinger Allen Armstrong T. G. Hollingsworth Nicholas Thou ron John W. Downing.
Directors of the Commercial Bank of Penn- sylvan ia.
Andrew Bayard, President Caleb P. Wayne Edward Hallowell® Bankson Taylor James Dundas Thomas Reeves, jr .. William Wilson David R. Sergeant William Lynch Robert S. Johnson John Moss
Thomas Earp Saturnius Destouet.
Directors of the Kensington Bank John C. Browne, President Charles Keen, Cashier Thomas W. Duffield John Vaughan Robert Earp John E. Keen Edmund Pryor Michael Day Thomas Wickersham
Jonathan Wainwright Benjamin Naglee Daniel Fitler
George Landell John Simon, jr.
Directors of the Southwark Bank.
Samuel Comly, President James S. Smith, jr. Cashier Weston C. Donaldson Peter Williamson John Cowan Benjamin Tevis William Cummings Robert Burton Henry Moliere James Fearon Benjamin Jones, jr. Walter Thompson John Keefe.
Directors of the Bank of the N. Liberties. Jonathan Knight, President Thomas Latimer George Gorgas Joseph R. Jenks
Joseph Thomas James Paul
Thomas Hart Andrew C. Barclay Isaac W. Norris John Taylor Samuel Grant Thomas Lloyd John Naglee Isaiah Jeanes Isaac Koons.
Directors of the Schuylkill Bank. William Meredith President Edward Sınith Aaron Denman Joseph Montgomery Bartholomew Wistar Edward Burd Robert Flemming
Frederick Brown Samuel Breck James Boggs John Holmes John Ford Samuel P. Wetherill.
INSURANCE OFFICES.
Directors of the Philadelphia Bank.
John Read, President Quintin Campbell, Cashier John Welsh Samuel Smith Saml. W. Jones J. R. Evans Benj. Stille Charles Graff Wm. Yardley Wm. Phillips
J Longstreth Wm. Worrell John Cowden John C. Otto J. M. Linnard R. Patterson A. M'Carraher J. M. Barclay
Directors of the Bank of Penn Township.
Daniel H. Miller, President Joseph Taylor Lewis Lowry, John M. Ogden
William S. Frederick
S. C. Spackman Anthony M'Connell Nathan Davidson
Adam Woelpper Elijah Dallet James S. Huber Elijah Mitchell Jacob Alter.
INSURANCE OFFICES.
Directors of the Office of the Pennsylvania Company for Insurances on Lives, &c.
Thomas Astley, President, William Boyd, Hyman Gratz William Parker William Kirkham
John Moss Clements S. Miller Benjamin Masden Levi Ellmaker Dr. John K. Mitchell John B. Newman John Cox John Bohlen.
Directors of the Atlantic Insurance Company.
Daniel W. Coxe, President Charles Massey, jr. Jacob S. Waln Joseph Gratz John Mc Crea Jacob R. Smith Richard Oakford
William Platt J. B. M'Ilvaine P. L. Laguerenne Ashbel G. Ralston Charles Vezin Washington Jackson.
Directors of the Marine Insurance Company of Philadelphia.
John Leamy, President Jacob Sulger, jr. Secretary Elihu Chauncey
Peter Hahn
John B. Newman
George M'Callmont
Samuel N. Lewis
Isaac W. Norris
William Read John Latour Art. St. Clair Nichols
Benjamin Chew
Norris Stanley
Jonathan K. Hassinger
Directors of the Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania.
Charles Macalester, President
Daniel Smith
Henry Pratt
Henry Nixon
Patil Siemen
Anthony Stocker
John Markoe
Gustavus Colhoun
John Cox
William Redwood
James Schott Simeon Toby
John Miller, jr.
Directors of the Union Insurance Company of Philadelphia.
Hugh Colhoun, President
Matthew Lawler
Lewis Clapier
John Bohlen
Stephen Girard
William Davis
William Lynch
Bankson Taylor
Austin Montgomery
Charles Graff John R. Neff Samuel Wetherill
William T. Birch.
Directors of the Insurance Office of North America. John Inskeep, President Alexander Henry Jolın Stille Samuel Mifflin
SOCIETIES.
John Diamond Michael E. Israel John W. Dickson John Conrad Jolın Miles Edward King.
Officers of the Philadelphia Saving Fund So- ciety.
Andrew Bayard, President George Billington, Treasurer & Secr'y. Managers.
John M'Crea Thomas Hale Clement C. Biddle
Richard Peters, junr. Samuel Archer Daniel B. Smith
J. J. Vanderkemp Lawrence Lewis John C. Lowber, John Wharton John R. Neff, Thomas Fassitt
Ashbel G. Ralston
Quintin Campbell George Vaux John A. Brown Francis R. Wharton Francis Gurney Smith, Samuel Grant
Thomas H. White William Davison William Smith Philip H. Nicklin Sansom Perot
Officers of the Pennsylvania Society for pro- moting the Abolition of Slavery, &c.
William Rawle, President
Jonas Preston Vice Presidents
Benjamin Tucker
Henry Troth, Treasurer Thomas Ridgway Secretaries
Isaac Barton 5 Board of Education.
Isaac Barton
Edwin P. Atlee Thomas Earle
Joseph Evans Joseph Parker
Thomas Parker, jr. George Peterson
Thomas Ridgway David Weatherly Peter Wright
Charles S. Cope
Samuel C. Sheppard Counsellors.
John Seargeant David Paul Brown Joseph P. Norris, jr. William Rawle, jr.
Thomas Earle John Bouvier. Electing Committee. Joseph Todhunter Samuel Ross James Mott Joseph M. Truman
Marshall Atmore
William Jones
P. Stackhouse Robert Murphy
R. Evans J. Stanley D. C. Wood Edwin Walter.
Managers of the Union Canal Company of Pennsylvania.
Samuel Mifflin, President
T. P. Roberts, Treasurer William Lehman
George Vaux
William Boyd
William Read
Charles Graff
John C. Stocker
Wm. W. Fisher Jacob Gratz
Francis G. Smith
Peter Hahn
Wm. Y. Birch
Samuel Baird, of Reading.
Officers of the Frankford and Bristol Turnpike Road.
James C. Fisher, President. Joseph L. Ingles, Treasurer and Secr'y. Managers.
Robert Smith Abraham Duffield
William Phillips
Paul Siemen
Wm. J. Miller
John Brown Anthony Stocker
John Newbold
John W. Duffield
Henry S. Waddell
Lynford Sardner
Henry J Williams.
Officers of the Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike.
William Davidson, President John Bacon, Treasurer and Secretary. Managers.
Richard Thomas William Swansom James C. Fisher Adam Reigart James Taylor l'aul Beck, jr.
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
Henry Pratt Zaccheus Collins Jonas Preston .Joseph Perot John R. Montgomery Henry J. Williams.
FAME HOSE COMPANY.
Instituted January 1st 1818.
The Stated meetings are held the first Monday in every month at Harmony Hall.
Barry Hayes, President. Lewis Alexander, Vice President.
James Edwards, Secretary.
Ambrose Ash, Assistant Secretary.
Henry F. Anners, Treasurer.
Edwin L. Carrell, Counsellor.
Directors.
Lewis Alexander,
Joseph Israel,
James Anderson,
Charles Barton,
John Rutherford, jr.
George Blake,
Electing Committee.
Joseph Meyers,
Joseph Naryston, John Rutherford, jr.
Corporation Officers.
George M. Dallas, Mayor
Thomas Tomkins
Robert Cooper
City Commissioners
George W. Williams
Henry Benner, Superintendant of the Southern District.
James Houston, Superintendant "of the Northern District.
John Norvell, City Clerk.
John Goodin, 2 Clerks of High Street
4 Rhode Island,
0
4
0
4 .
0
8 Connecticut,
0
8
0
8
0
7 Vermont,
0
7
0
7
0
36 New York,
20
16
20
16
0
8 New Jersey
0
8
0
8
0
28 Pennsylvania,
28
0
28
0
0
3 Delaware,
0
3
0
3
0
11 Maryland,
5
6
5
6
0
24 Virginia,
24.
0
24
0
0
15 North Carolina, 15
0
15
0
0
11 South Carolina, 11
0
11 0
0
9 Georgia,
9
0
2
0
7
14 Kentucky,
14
0
14
0
0
11 Tennessee,
11
0
11
0
0
16 Ohio,
16
0
16
0
0
5 Louisiana,
5
0
5
0
0
5 Indiana,
5
0
5
0
0
3 Mississippi,
3
0
3
0
0
3 Illinois,
3
0
3
0
0
5 Alabama,
5
0
5
0
0
3 Missouri,
3
0
3
0
0
261
178
83
171
83
7
William Smith.
9 Maine,
1
8
1
8
0
8 N. Hampshire,
0
8
0
8
0
15 Massachusetts,
0
15
0
15 0
Philip Worn, S Market.
John Carlisle, Clerk of Second Street Market.
Samuel Taylor, Clerk of Broad Street Market.
John McLean
High Constables.
James H. Hutchinson S
William Barger, Captain of the Nightly Watch.
Jacob Zeller, Lieutenant of the Nightly Watch.
Benjamin Duncan, Corder at the Draw- bridge.
William Ogden, Deputy Corder at the Drawbridge.
William Stephens, Collector of the Water Rents.
John Trout, Collector of the City Taxes for Upper Delaware and North Mulberry Wards.
John Iloskins, Collector for Lower Dela- ware and North Mulberry Wards.
Ennion Williams, Collector for High street Ward.
William Bozorth, Collector for North Ward.
William Davis, Collector for Chesnut Ward.
Daniel McCurdy, Collector for Middle Ward.
William P. Smith, Collector for Walnut and South Wards.
David McClure, Collector for Dock Ward Robert Miles, Collector for Locust Ward. Samuel Reed, Collector for Pine and New Market Wards.
Thomas Black, Collector for Cedar Ward.
David C. Skerrett, M. D. Vaccinating Physician of the Northern District.
William C, Brewster, M. D. Vaccinating Physician for the Southern District ..
John K. Kane, Esq. Attorney and Solici- tor for the Corporation.
John Collins, Mayor's Clerk.
The result of the Election for President and Vice President of the United States in the year 1829.
PRESIDENT. | V. PRESIDENT.
No. of Electors.
STATES.
Andrew Jackson.
John Q. Adams.
John C. Calhoun.
Richard Rush.
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POPULATION OF PENNSYLVANIA.
POPULATION OF PENNSYLVANIA.
List of the taxable inhabitants, deaf and dumb, and slaves in the several counties in the commonwealth, from returns made to the Governor by the commissioners of the respective counties.
COUNTIES.
1828
Taxables
Deaf & D.
Slaves.
Adams
4192
11
8
Allegheny
10236
24
1
Armstrong
3259
00
0
Beaver
4208
00 0
Bedford
4442
00
0
Berks
10202
11
2
Bradford
00
00
0
Bucks
9076
21
3
Butler
2810
11
2
Cambria
1144
4
00
Centre
3618
11
00
Chester
10231
14
7
Clearfield
892
4
00
Columbia
3521
4
00
Crawford
3034
00
00
Cumberland
5342
25
14
Dauphin
4602
9
00
Delaware
3633
2
1
Erie
2867
00
00
Fayette
5897
11
9
Franklin
6095
00
00
Greene
3141
6
5
States.
Jackson.
Adams.
Total.
Maine
13927
20773
34700
New Hampshire
20692
24076
44098
Massachusetts
6019
29836
35855
Rhode Island
695
2548
3243
Lehigh
4321
20
00
Connecticut
4486
13343
17829
Luzerne
4482
00
00
00
New York
140763
135413
276176
M'Kean
307
00
00
New Jersey
21929
23758
45687
Mercer
3496
00
VO
Pennsylvania
101652
50848
152500
Mifflin
4199
9
1
Delaware
4348
4769
9118
Montgomery
8242
17
00
Maryland
24565
25527
50092
Northampton
7382
9
00
Virginia
26752
12101
38853
Northumberland
3581
00
00
North Carolina
37857
13918
51775
Perry
2980
5
0
S. Carolina est. maj. 20000
Philadelphia City
16556
97
1
Georgia
19362
642
20004
Do.
County
20750
27
5
Kentucky
39071
31167
70238
Pike
892
00
0)
Ohio
67597
63396
130993
Potter
00
00
00
Indiana
22237
17052
39289
Schuylkill
2715
10
00
Illinois
9560
4659
14219
Somerset
00
00
00
Louisiana
4603
4076
8679
Susquehanna
2594
2
00
Tennessee
44293
2240
46533
Tioga
1635
3
00
Mississippi
6772
1581
8353
Union
3772
3
2
Alabama
17138
1938
19076
Venango
1932
12
00
Missouri
8272
3400
11672
Warren
920
00
00
Washington
8138
10
5
Wayne
1381
00
00
Westmoreland
6515
26
5
York
8473
00
00
Jackson's majority 159,695
The total amount of the returns for 1821, was 208,439 taxables, 485 deaf and dumb, and 224 slaves.
In 1828, the total amount of taxables is 243,874, of deaf and dumb 464, and of slaves 76.
Adopting the usual rate of allowing five inhabitants for each taxable, the population of the state, under the census of 1821, was 1,042,195. That this is a safe average and very near the truth, is proved by the census taken by the United States in 1820, which gave the number of inhabitants in the state at 1,049,458. Continuing the same estima- tion, multiplying the taxables by five, our population in 1828 was 1,219,370, being an increase of 177,185. The same regular, pro- gressive increase will make the population of Pennsylvania at the United States census in 1830, one million, two hundred and seven- ty thousand, nine hundred and thirty-nine. To this however must be added a population of 51,000 for the three counties from which we have no returns. This will make our whole population at the U. S. census in 1830 about 1,321,939.
The census of Pennsylvania in 1790, gave 434,373 inhabitants; in 1800, 602,548; in 1810, 810,091 ; in 1820, 1,049,458; and in 1830 it will be 1,270,939, or thereabouts.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Huntingdon
5209
12
Indiana
2732
14
00
Jefferson
356
3
00
Lancaster
14991
17
Lebanon
00
00
00
00
Vermont
8353
24364
32717
Lycoming
3081
in co
4
671170
511475 1182645
511475
20000
Diplomatic Department.
[FROM THE PHILADELPHIA PRICE CURRENT. ]
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
MINISTERS PLENIPOTENTIAR7.
Great Britain, vacant.
William B. Lawrence, secretary of le- gation.
James Brown, to France.
Daniel Sheldon, secretary of legation. Henry Middleton, to Russia.
Charley Pinkney, secretary of lega- tion.
A. H. Everett, to Spain.
John A Smith, secretary of legation. Joel R. Poinsett, to Mexico.
John Mason, jr. secretary of legation. Heman Allen, to Chili.
Samuel Larned, secretary of legation. CONSULS TO THE BARBARY POWERS. William Shaler, consul general to Al- giers.
Samuel D. Heap, consul, Tunis. Charles D. Coxe, consul, Tripoli. John Mullowny, consul, Tangier, Mo- rocco.
CHARGES D'AFFAIRES.
Thomas L. L .. Brent, to Portugal. Christopher Hughes, to the Netherlands John J. Appleton, to Sweden. Beaufort T. Watts, to Colombia. William Tudor, to Brazil. Wm. B. Rochester, to Central America. Jolin M. Forbes, to Buenos Ayres. James Cooley, to Peru Henry Wheaten, to Denmark.
CONSULS AND COMMERCIAL AGENT'S
OF THE UNITED STATES. GREAT BRITAIN, IRELAND, &c. London-Thomas Aspinwall. Liverpool-James Maury. Bristol -Herman Visger. Falmouth-Robert W. Fox. Plymouth-Thomas W. Fox.
Kingston-upon-Hull-William Davy. Isle of Wight-Robert R. Hunter. Leith -Joel Hart. Glasgow-David Walker. Dublin-Thomas Wilson. Cork-Reuben Harrey. Belfast-Samuel Luke. Gibralter-Bernard Henry. Isle of France- Turks Island-Thomas Wynns. Bermuda-William R. Higinbotham .* Nassau, N. P .- John Storr. St. Christopher and Antigua-
Demarara- Femmund Roberts ..
Kingston, Jamaica-l'eter Lanma . Islandof 1:inidad- Charles L. Bartlett* Barbadoes-John M. Kankey.4 FRANCE. Paris-Isaac Cox ·Barnett. Bordeaux-Daniel Strobel.
Marseille-Josln 2. Dodge. Nantes -F. C. Fenwick.
L'Orient-Edward Church. Havre de Grace -- R. G. Beasley.
Lyons- James F. Cooper. Cette- Alex de Tubeuf.
La Rochelle-Jas. Jos. Debesse.
Guadaloupe Island - Francis B. Feures. Martinique Island = Silas Mareau. RUSSIA.
St. Petersburg .- Abraham P. Gibson. SPAIN. Cadiz - Alexander Burton.
Barcelona-C. Douglass. Valencia-Obadiah Rich. Malaga-George G. Barrell. Alicante-R. Montgomery ..
Bilboa- F. X. de Ealo.
Island of Man:la-George W. Hubbell.
Island of Tenneriffe - Payton Gav. Balearic Islands-George P. Ladico. Havana, Cuba-Thomas M. Rodney. Trinidad. Cuba-Robert R. Stewart.
St. Jago, Cuba-Thomas Backus .*
Baracoa,,Cuba - Henry K. Stearns.
Matanzas, Cuba -- Lewis Shoemaker.“ Porto Ricco-William Simmons, jr ..
PORTUGAL. Lisbon-I. P. Hutchinson.
Oporto -
Islarel of Madeira-John H. Marsh.
Fayal-Charles W. Dabney
Cape de V. Islands -Samuel Hodges, jr. NETHERLANDS.
Amsterdam-John W. Parker.
Rotterdam-E. Wambersie.
Antwerp- Charles Barnett. Surinani - Thomas Trask.
Island of Curacoa . Lewis Paimboeuf.
Batavia -John Shillaber.
Ostend-Louis Mark.
St. Eustatia' J. 'Hollingsworth: SWEDEN. Stockholm,-David Erskine. Gottenburg- C. A. Murray. Christiansand - Henry Janson, jr. St. Bartholomewe-Robert Bi. Harrison
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Diplomatie Department.
UNITED MEXICAN STATES. Mexico-James S. Wilcoks. Tampico-George R. Robertson. Aguatulco - Thomas Reiley.
Acapulco-Harvey Gregg. Vera Cruz and Alvarado -. W'm. Taylor. Refugio on Rio Grande-Dan. W. Smith Port au Prince-A. Armstrong.
Chihuahua- Charles W. Webber. Santa Fe- Saltillo-James W. M'Goffin.
Campeachy - Henry Perrins.
Mazatlan - James L. Kennedy. San Antonio Mexico-David Dixon. REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA. Carthagena-John Macpherson. La Guavra - J. G. A Williamson. Santa Martha-William J. Seaver. Giy aquil -- William Wheelwright. Maracay bo -- Abraham B Nones. Porto Cabello- Francis Litchfield. Panama -
BRAZIL ..
Rio de Janeiro- W. H. D. C. Wright. San Salvador- Woodbridge Odlin. Pernambuco-John T. Mansfield. Maranhao- J. de S. Montiero.
Para - Charles B. Allen. Monte Video-Joshua Bond Isle of Maranham - Leonard Corning. REPUBLIC of CENTRAL AMER. Guatamala-Charles Savage. RRPUBLIC of BUENOS AYRES. Buenos Ayres - George W. Slacum. CHILI.
Valparaiso-Michael Hog'ın. St. Jago de Chili .- Daniel Wenne. REPUBLIC OF PERU.
Quilca and Africa .- William F. Taylor. Charles Richard Vaughan, minister ple-
Lima- William Radcliff. DENMARK.
Copenhagen - John Rynals.
Isle of Santa Cruz-Robert laques. Island of St. Thomas-Nathan Levy. Island of St. Croix-Joseph Ridgway. PRUSSIA. Elberfield-John G. Boker. SAXONY. Leipzig-C. F. Goehring. HANSEATIC TOWNS.
Hamburg-John Cuthbert. Bremen - F. J. Wiche hausen. Lubec-Joseph H. Clark. IT. IL.I.IN STATES.
OF THE TWO SICILIES. Rome-Felix Cigognani.
Naples-Alex. Hammet. Palermo -- Benjamin Gardner. Messina- John I .. Pavson. SMYRNA. Şmyrna-David Offer. HAY'TI, (ST. DOMINGO. )
Aux Caves-James A. Holden." Cape Haytien -James E. Brice .* S.ANDIVICH ISLANDS. Sandwich Islands-John C. Jones, jr." CHINA. Canton-Jolin H. Grosvenor.
Note. -- Agents for Commerce and Sea- men are distinguished by an asterisk.(*)
Ministers, Consuls. and Commis- saries of Foreign Powers.
RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES. From FRANCE.
Count de Menou, charge d'affaires. Mr. D St. Andre, consul general. Mr. Siguet, consular agent, Boston. Count d'Espinville, consul, New York. Mr. Pillavoine, consul, 44 Pine street, Philadelphia.
Mr. Henri, consular agent, Baltimore. Marquis de Fougeres, consul, Charles- ton.
Mr. Deseze, vice consul, Norfolk.
Mr. Thomasson, vice-consul. Savannah. Mr. Batre, consular agent, Mobile. Mr. Guillemin, consul, New Orleans. From GREAT BRITAIN.
nipotentiary and envoy extraordinary. Charles Bankhead, esq. secretary of le- gation.
W. G. Ouseley, esq. and Percy W. Dovle. esq. attached to the legation. A. St. John Baker, esq. consul general, at Washington.
Donald M'Intosh, esq. consul, Ports- mouth, N. H.
George Manners, esq. consul, Boston, Massachusetts.
Jolın B. Gilpin, esq. Newport, R. I. Jas. Steward, esq. New London, Conn. Jas. Buchanan, esq. consul for the state and city of New York.
Leghorn, Tuscany-Thomas Appleton. Gilbert Robertson. esq. consul 4 Libra- Florence, Tuscany -James Ombrosio. ry street, Philadelphia. Genoa, Sardania -Robert Campbell. John Crawford. esq. consul, Baltimore. Charles J. Peshall, esq. consul, Wilming. ton, N. C. Nice. Sardania-V. A. Sasserno. Trieste, Austria-George Moore. ROMAN STATES and KINGDOM Wm. Gray, esq. consul, Norfolk, Va.
Henry Newman, esq. consul, Charleston South Carolina.
Diplomatic Department.
Anthony N. L. Molineux, esq. consul, Rene Godard, vice-consul for South Savannah, Geo. Carolina, Charleston.
George Salkeld, esq. consul, N. Orleans Elias Reed, vice-consul for Georgia, consul, Pensacola. Savannalı.
James Baker, esq. vice-consul, Alexan- Henry Hutton, vice-consul for Louisiana cria, D. C. and Gulf of Mexico, N. Orleans.
James C. Buchanan, vice-consul, N. Y. From RUSSIA.
Baron Krudner, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary.
Baron Maltitz, first secretary of lega-
tion, acting now as charge d'affaires. L. Neiderstetter, charged'affaires, Arch' street, near Twelfth, Philadelphia.
Prince Lieven, second secretary of le- gation.
Mr. Wallenstein, attached to the lega'n. J. W. Schmidt, consul. New York.
Theodore Ivanoff, consul general, 70, Jacob Sparry, consul, 99 south Front Walnut st. Philadelphia. street, Philadelphia ..
J. Prince, agent, Salem.
Louis Trapman, consul, Charleston. From HAMBURGH.
Charles N. Buck, consul general, 30 Walnut st. Phladelphia.
Vincent Nolte, consul, New Orleans.
Charles Pindar, vice-consul, Pensacola. Frederick Christian Graf, vice-consul, E. Hollander, vice-consul, N. Orleans. Baltimore. From SPAIN.
Don Francisco L'acon, envoy extraordi- nary and minister plenipotentiary, Jacob Wulff, vice-consul, Charleston.
270. Walnut st. Philadelphia.
Don Hilario de Rivas y Salmon, secre- tary of legation.
Don Miguel Tacon, attached to the le- gation.
Don Francisco Hernandez «le Nogues, Steen Bille, charge d'affaires and con- consul, 50, south Fifth st. Philada.
Don Raymundo Chacon, consul, Boston. . turn of P. Pederson, esq. Philada.
Don Francisco Staughton, consul, N.Y. William Ritchie, vice consul, Boston. Don Juan Bautista de Bernabeu, con- F. E. Peterson, vice-consul, New York.
sul, Baltimore.
Don Pablo Chacon, consul, Norfolk.
Don Antonia Argote Villababos, consul, Lewis Brantz, vice-consul, Baltimore. New Orleans.
From PORTUGAL.
Chevalier Joachim Barroza Pereira, charge d'affaires and consul general, 218, Chesnut st. Philadelphia.
Philip Marett, vice-consul for the New England states, Boston.
Chevalier J. C. de Figaniere e Morao, W. Wyer, vice-consul. New Orleans. consul for N. Y. and East Jersey. From WIRTEMBERG.
John Vaughan, vice-consulfor Pennsyl- Christian Mayer, esq. consul general,
residence Baltimore. Inquire of May- er & Lohman, back of 95 north Wa- ter street, Philadelphia.
From SAXONY.
Frederick Augustus Meusch, consul New York.
Robert Ra'ston, jun. consul, 9, South Front street, Philadelphia.
R. H. Douglass, consul, Baltimore.
John W. Schmidt, vice.consul. N. York. From FRANKFORD.
A. Halbach, consul, 81 south Front st. Philadelphia.
From DENMARK.
sul general, ad interim, until the re-
John Bohlen, vice-consul, 67 south 4th street, Philadelphia.
Jonathan Swift, vice-consul. Alexandria Moses Myers, vice-consul, Norfolk.
Hanson Kelly, vice-consul, Wilmington, North Carolina.
James L. Ladsden, vice-consul, Charles- ton, South Carolina.
W. Scarbrough, vice-consul, Savannah.
vania, Delaware, and West Jersey, 107, south Front st. Philadelphia. John S. M'Kim, vice-consul for Mary- land, Baltimore.
Christopher Neale, vicc-consul for Dis- Charles Augustus Davis consul general. trict of Columbia, Alexandria.
Walter de Lacy, vice-consul for Virgi- nia, Norfolk.
John P. Calhorda, vice-consul for North Carolina, Wilmington,
From AUSTRIA.
Baron de Lederer, consul for N. York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia.
From PRUSSIA.
T. Searle, consul, Boston.
F .. Mayo, agent, Portland.
J. G. Bogert, vice-consul, New York. Thomas H. Deas, agent, Charleston. Fortescue Whittle, agent, Norfolk.
Anthony C. Cazenove, vice-consul, Al- exandria.
Diplomatic Department.
From SWEEDEN AND NORIV.TY. Don Isidro Delgado, consul, Boston. Baron Stackleberg, charge d'affaires, Don Ventura Obregon, consul, N. Y. Washington.
Chevalier S. Lorich, consul general, 218, Chesnut street. Philadelphia. W. Rollins, vice-consul, Boston. HI. Gatin. consul, New York.
Don Jose Tolon, consul, 38 Walnut st. Philadelphia.
Luke Tiernan, esq. consul, Baltimore. Richard W. Cogdell, esq consul, Charleston.
John Vanghan, 107, South Front st. Don Francisco Pizarro Martinez, con- Philadelphia. sul, New Orleans.
S. Lawson, vice-consul, Baltimore,
C. Neale, vice-consul, Alexandria. J. Brette, vice-consul, Norfolk. Jos. Winthrop, vice-consul Charleston.
From COLOMBIA.
Alejandro Velez, charge d'affaires and consul general, corner of Fifth and Library streets, Philadelphia.
A. Foster, jr. vice-consul, Savannah. Juan Antonio, Rausco, Juan de la Cruz John A. Merle, vice-consul, N. Orleans. From THE NETHERLANDS.
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