THE BALTIMORE DIRECTORY

AND Register «r FOR 1814—15:

CONTAINING The Names, Residence and Occupation of the Citizens; the Constitution and Government of the United States; the Government of the State of Maryland, and of the City and County of Bal- timore, &c. &c. TO WHICH .IS PREFIXED,. A LIST OF THE STREETS, LANES AND ALLEYS OF THE CITY AND PRECINCTS.

BY JAMES LAKIN

BALTIMORE; PRINTED BY J. C. O'REILLY

1814 REMOVALS fi Ackerman, George, grocer, 9 High si Amelot de la Croix, col. Irene, 24 N J Harbe Ha kins, James L. first teller of the Commercial and Farmers' Bank of Mary"" l' ' ty and Germ n sts. M Spencer , teacher, 65 Harrison st.

ABBREVIATIONS. N. for North. S. for South. E for East. for West. n for near. ext. for extended corn. for corner. *nerch. for merchant. THE BALTIMORE DIRECTORY, &c.

A LIST OF THE

STREETS, LANES AND ALLEYS

IN THE CITY AND PRECINCTS OF BALTIMORE.

Streets, Txines and Alleys to the Westward of Jones's Falls. Barre-st runs E. and W. from Light to South Eutavv-st. between Welcome and Homespun alleys. Eiddle-st. runs E. and W. from Jones's Falls to near the Seminary. Brandy-alley, runs E. and W. from Sharp to South Eutaw-st. between Pratt and ( amden sts. Bottom-st. runs from Richmond-st. to Jones'* Falls. B 6

Bottle-alley, tuns E. and W. from Walnut t< South Eutavv-st. Busy-alley, F. H. runs E. and W. from Light to South Eutaw-st. between Hill and Leests. Bo&leifs-wharf, the lower end of South-st. to Franklin-lane and the warehouses occupied by Messrs. Payson, Prentiss k Carter, N. F. Williams, &c. &c. Baltimore st. runs E. and W- from the Falls to Pearl-st. western precincts, between German-st. German-lane, Bank and Water sts. on the south, and Cowpen-alley, King Tammany, Chatham and East sts. to the north. Bank-st. runs E. and W. from numbers 13 and 21 Light-st. to North Calvert-st. ditto, between I5al timore and Water sts. Bath-st. runs E. and W. from the footbridge F W. from opposite St. North lane. r/ dock. w Eutavv-st. between Bottle and Brandy alleys. W s. wW . from IS to King Tammany st. between Wilkes-alley and N alley, runs E. and W th ?$-alley, runsE. and W N. Eutaw-st. between Mulberry L '< 3 Chatsxvorth'St. W. P. runs N, and S. and is west of Pearl.st. CheapsidCy begins from No. 2, Water-st. and runs southward to the Basin between Calvert-st. and Franklin-lane. Charles-$t. runs N. and S. bounded on the north by Ho ard's park, to the south by Barre-st. be tween Hanover and Light sts. Calvert-st. runs N. and S. from the County- wharf to Howard's park, between Charles and South st$. Conewtigo-st* runs from E. to N. W. from Charles to N. Liberty-st. between Bernard-st. and Vulcan- alley. Conway-st, runs E. and W. from Light to S. Eu- taw-st, between Homes un and Brandy alleys. Commerce-st. runs N. and S* from Nos. 71 and 69, Water-st. to M'Clure's wharf, between Gay and South sts. Coiirthmd-st. runs N. and S. from New Church- st. opposite the new cour -house \o Howard's park. Conccrd-st. runs N. and S. from Water-st. to Pratt-st. between the Falls and St. Patrick Vrow. Cowpen-ulleij, runs E. and W. from North Liber­ ty to Eutav>-st. between Baltimore and Fayette- sts. Cumberland-roxv, N. and S Market-s a^e, be­ ginning at the end of the lower market house, or Water-st. and extending to M'Elderry's-dock, op­ posite St. Patrick's row. Cider-alley, runs E. and W. from S Howard toS. Paca st. between Lombard and German sts. Duganfs-wharJ\ runs N. and S. from Pratt-st* down to the ater, between G'Donm,! and lVl£i- derry's wharves, i?

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Dutch-alleyi runs E. and W. from N • -J N • Eutaw-st. between Lexington and ayette sts. Dock-alley, runs N. and S. from Wat licott's-wharf, between Light-st. and Public alley. Entaw Hooks- town road to near the Ferry-branch, between Paca and Howard sts. East-st. runs E. and W. from N. Gay to Calvert st. between Baltimore-st and the Meadow. Fayette-st. runs E. and W. from N. Liberty.st. to the westward, between Dutch and Cowpen al- lev N bridge to the dock of the same name, between Gay and Harrison sts. also Market space.

> Franklin-st. runs E. and W. from Calvert st. ex­ tended, to its intersection with the Hookstown road, between Saratoga-st. and the commons. Forresl-st. runs N. and S. from Christopher Hughes's to Warren-st. between Goodman and William's sts. Franklin-lane\ runs N. and S. from Water st at Mr. Sinners's tavern, to BowleyVwharf, be- ^ Cheapside. Forrest Jane, runs N at Eli Hewit's to North-West-st. between N. Liber­ ty and Charles sts. Frenchman's-alley, runs E. and W. from No. 58, S. Charles-st. to Hanover, between Pratt-street and German-lane. French-alley, runs E, and W. from No. 21, S. Charles to Light-st. between Primrose-alley and B W, from N street.

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t [93 Fish-Market-space, E. and W. and N. and S, \ sides from Market space to the Falls. Gay-st. runs N and S. from GriffithVbridge tf [ No. 53, the corner of S Gay and Pratt sts. German-st. runs E. and W. from Sharp to 3* Paca st. between Baltimore st. and Cider-alley. German-lane ^ runs E. and W. from S. Charles to Sharp st. between Lombard and Baltimore sts. Goodman-st. F. H runs N. and S. from Lee-st. to the commons, between Forrest and Hanover sts.. Green-st. (sometimes called Union) western pre- 4 cincts, runs N. and S. from Franklin to Baltimore st. between Pearl and Paca sts. Hamilton-st. runs from Jones's Falls to N. How­ ard-st. between Centre and Franklin sts. Hanover-st. runs N. and S. from Baltimore to Hill st. between Goodman, Charlesand Sharp sts. Harrison-st runs S. and N. W. from Baltimore toN. Gay-st, Griffith's-bridge, between the Fall's and Frederick st. Holliday-st. runs "N. and S. from East st. to be­ yond the first mill, between N Gay and N. CaU vert sts. Homespun-alley, runs E and W from Sharp to S ' Etitaw- st. between Barre and Conway sts. Honty-alley, runs E. and W. from Forrest tt> Sharp st. between Montgomery and Hill sis. Wdl-st. runs E. and W. from Forrest to S. How* ard st between Honey and Busy alleys Rtmry-st. runs north and s^th, bet wen Leonard and Johnson sts. foot of Fedefll Hill. Howard-st. runs north and south, from Henry King's tavern to Hill st. between £ntaw, Liberty and Bharp .sts* .* B 2

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N theF Water N and Mulberry sts. Johnson-st. runs north and south, between F. H. and Williams st. King-Tammany-sL runs east and west, from j.,f.??t0 . * L,berty st. between Conewago st. and Wilkes-allev. lee-st. runs east and west, from t Futaw-st. between Barre and Hill sts. LemmonsL runs north and south, No. 76, Baltimore st. to East-st. Lexington-st. runs east and west, from N.Liber­ ty to Green-st. (\y. P, between Waggon and Dutch alleys. too ty from Saratoga S. Howard st. between Forrest lane, Sharp and Howard sts. v Light-st. runs north and south, from Baltimore to Forrest-st. between Publ.c-alley and Charles st. Lovely lane, runs east and wet, from Nos. 6 and w Bait Lombard-st. runs east and west from Hanover to b. raca-su between Wh.skey and Cider alleys. _Long-lane W. R runs nmth ^ ^ J ^

H ranklin to Ross.st. between the Hookstown road and N. kutaw st. Mcidison-st. runs ast and west, from the York road to an intersectio n with N. Howard-st in tnthee western Precincts. Montgmery-st, F, H. runs east and west, Uom 11

Leonard to Hai Sugar-alley. Morris-.st. W. P. runs east and west, from Ross- St.to the Hookstown road, and next the seminary . M*Clare's wharf, runs north and south, from the lower end o Commerce st. to the water. Q M Elderr\f s-w/uuj-} runs north and south from Pratt-st. to the vater,and opposite Dugai.'s-wharf. Market-space, runs north and south from Balti­ more to Water-su between S. Fredenck-su and the Falls. Mulberry st. runs east and west, from North to Green-st. western precincts, between Saratoga and Franklin sts. M'C/ellan's-alleij, runs from Baltimore to Cha- khaiii-sts/ Nezv-lane, W. P. runs east and west, from N. Eu- taw-st. to the Seminary. Novth-st. runs north and south, from the park to N.Liberty-st. between Howard and N. Liberty-sts, N Calvert-st. extended to North Charles st. /, the east side of £ dock. Orange, or Lavely's-alley, runs east and west

— 1 V Holl Fish sts; No. 65, Pratt-st. to tidewater, and near Spear's-wharf. Paca-st* runs north and south, from t minary to German-st. betwt Gre sts. western precincts. Park-lant, runs cast and west, between Balti more and Fayette sts, western preciiw^ pposite u

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Mary's College to German-st, between Green st and the commons, western precincts, Vearlsrect, back of the court-house meadow) runs north and south, from Bath to New Church. street, between North Calvert-and Holiday-streets. Peace-alley, runs east and west, from from Han­ over to N Charles-street, betveen Conway and Camden streets. i Fittest reet-9 runs north and south, to the west of Pearl-street, western precincts. Pleasantstreet, runs east and west, from Holliday to North Charles-street. Fmttstreet, runs east and west, from S. Paca street, to the lower bridge, intercepted by Elli- cotts's, Hollingsworth's, Cheapside and County docks, (between Camden and Lombard-streets.) Vrimrose-alley, runs east and west, from Nos. 41 and 39, South Charles to Light-street, between Ruxton lane ane French alley. Public-alley, runs north and south, from No. 1295 Baltimore-street, between Ellicott's and Hollings- Worth's docks. Richmond-street, runs nearly east and west, and crosses Howard street, between the Alms house and the lands of G. Grundy, esq. Rogers-alley, runs east and west, from the Me­ chanic's Bank, North Calvert-street, to St. Paul's- lane, between Baltimore and Chatham-streets. Ross-street, nc st, from the upper end of Eutaw-street ai^ nii side of the Seminary to Morris-street, weHi|ft c {Blcincts, » lluxton-lam, runs east and west, from Nos. 41 anH 39, South Charles to Light-street, between primrosc-duy an,j pratt-street. I t

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ton to Saratoga-street, between Eutaw and Paca I streets. Saratoga-street, runs nearly east and west, from North Charles to Green-street, W. P. between Mulberry-street and Waggon alley. Sharp-street, runs north and south from Baltimore *° Hill-street, between Liberty, Howard and Han­ over streets. South street, runs north and south, from nos. 87-*- a^d 87 Baltimore street, to Bowley's wharf, between Calvert and Gay streets. §eeond street, runs east and west from South street ^°. 29, to Market space, between Baltimore and "rater streets. South lane, runs north and south, from Mr. kturnp's arehouse to Barre street, between Light a°d Charles streets, head of the Basin. S/» Vault lane9 runs north and south, from Plea­ sant to Baltimore street, betheen North Calvert, Courtland and Charles streets. St. Patricks-row, runs north and south, from Water to Pratt street, and opposite Cumberland- row, between Concord and South Frederick streets. Short alley, western precincts, runs north and south, from precincts market to Saratoga street. Smith's alley, runs north and south, from Water street, dawn to Hollingsworth's dock, between S.Calvert street and Public alley* L Smith'swharfs runs north and south, from the east side ot Gay street dock,#et een Spear and Buchanan's wharves. Spear's wharf, the west side of Gay street dock, runs north and south, from Pratt street to the Basing between Smith's wharf and Patterson street. Strawberry alley, runs north and south, from

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Franklin to Saratoga street, between Howard and Eutavv streets. 4 Swan street, or Horse market, runs east and west from Market-space to the Falls. Sugar-alley, runs E. and W. from Forrest to Goodman-st. between Warren and Montgomery sts. F H. Tripolef$~alky) runs N. and S. from Baltimore to Second-st. between South and Gay sts. Vine-st. runs E. and W. between Fayette and Lexington-sts. W. P. lruk an-alley, runs E. and W. from Vulcan ave­ nue to N. Liberty-st. between King Tammany and Oonewago-sts. Warren-st. runs E. and W. from Henry to For- rest-st bet ecu Sugar-alley and thecommons, F.H Warden-st. run. N. and S. from the Fish-market to Water st. between Market-space and the Falls. Washington-st W. P runs S. W. from Paca be­ tween Pratt and Oamden-sts. to the country. Water st. runs in a serpentine manner from nos, 17 and 9 Light-st. to PetersVBridge, between Bank, Second-street and Lovely lane on the N. and Pratt-st- on the S. JVelepme-allei;, runs E. and W. from S. Eutaw st to the Basin, between Barre 1 Lee sts, Whi y^allcij^vum E and W from S. Howard to Paca-st. betwe Pratt and Lombard-sis h alley, run^JjJ. and W. from the Pott-offioe Saint PauiV-laneto M'CIellan's alio , between Bai timoieand Chatham-st^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^ Wood-st. runs E and W from BowleyVs wharf to Franklin-lane ditto. York-st. runs E. and W. from Christo her Hughes's to Goodman-st. between Lee and IIill sts^. C is 3 | Streets, Lanes and Alleys in Old-Town.

\ Addisotust. runs E- and W. from High to Jones's I St. Asquith-M. runs K. and S. from the Hai ford road to 1" tt-st.between Fri< ship-st. and Harford run. Albemarle st runs N. and S. from Fioughman to Little York-st. between Granby, Stili-house st. and , the Falls. Bridge-st. runs W. and N. E. from Griffith's Bridge, to its intersection with North st. and from thence is called Harford road. I Britton-sl. runs nearly E. and W. from Forrest I st. near the Hay Scales to Gallows Hill, between J Bridge-st. extended and the York road. J tyke-st. runs £,. and W. from Harford run to I to the Falls, between Queen and King Georges-sts. ; Ihdanif St. commonly called Philadelphia road I begins at the new stone bridge, Harford run, and 1 extends to Market-st F. P. betv\een Hampstead 1 Hill-fit. and Smith ditto. N. B. the S. side of this street is considered F.. I P. and the north O. T* \ East-Street runs N. and S. between Liberty and Asquith-sts. Ext erst, runs N. and S. from Great-York I to W. Wilk-st. between Lloyd and Grandbv sts. Friendship-st. runs Hi. and S. between Liberty- J ty and Asquith-sts. J Fvrrest-st. runs N. and S. from the Penitentiary I to Gough's road, between East t. and the Joppa j road. FronUst runs nearly N. and S. in a serpentine i manner from Low-street, at Dr. Stewart's to I Ploughman street, between the Falls and Highest.

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It from Will ams's near h footbridge, to Forrest Hav Bcal Nortl St. Goucrh-st. or road, see Harford, Gra?ibi/-st. tuns north and south, from Great York to its,intersection ith W. Wilk-st. between Albemarle and Exeter-sts. Green-si. runs nearly north and south, from French to Pitt-si. between High and Potter sts. GreaCYork-st. runs east and west, from Balti- more-st. bridge to the Harford run, between Salis­ bury and Pitt-sts. Warfard-st. runs north and south, along the W. side of Harford run, intersecting with W. Wilk-st. at the stone bridge, and forming the western bound- arv between city and point. H H sts. Wigh st. runs north and south, from French to Great York-st. between Front and Green-sts. \ J ones-St. runs nearly north and south, from French to Bridge-st. between the Falls and High-st. Kins-George-st. runs east and west, from Peters's t i i bridge to the Harford run, between Duke, Plough* man and Salisbury-sts. Little York-st. runs east and west, from Harford W back of Trinity Church. Lloyd-sU runs north and Harford Front between Bridge and Pitt-sts. / 17

Liberty-su north and south from Pitt to Gough's road, between Potter and Aisquith-sts. M*Elderry<-st\ runs east and wesr, from Aisquith to Green st. between Pitt and Low-sts. Milk-lane, runs north and south, from Great York *o Pitt st. North-st. runs east and west from High st. to its intersection with Bridge st. Potter-st. runs north and south, from Pitt to Gough, between Green and Liberty-sts. Prince-st. runs east and west, from Harford run to the Falls, between Little York and Queen sts. President-st. runs south, from Q,ueen-st. near the lower bridge to the Basin, between the Falls and Albemarle-st. Pitt-st. runs east and west, from the Falls to H ford run, between Great York and Low-sts.J(-^^^ N From the bridge it takes the name of eX- tended. 'hman-st. runs east and west, from the Falls by-st. between Great York and King George sts. i-$t. runs east and west from the lower bridge to Exeter st. between Duke and Prince sts. Salisbury st. runs east and west, Harfi between Great York and K George Straight-lane j runs west, to Milk Pitt and Great York-sts. Still-housest. north : K between the Falls d Albemarl Tempi York st. between High-st. and Harford 1 I M ] Union st. runs nearly north and south,from French to Potter st. between Green and East sts. the south part begins at Jesse Poteet's Store, Bridge st. and is only 30 feet wide ; the north 60, and runs from Bridge to French-st. Wolf-sLxunsnorth andsouth, from Duke to Prince St between Exeter and Harford-sts. York-road, begins at the intersection of Britton, Forrest and French-sts. near the hay scales.

Streets, Lanes and Alleys on Fell's Point. Allisanna street, runs east and west, from Wash­ ington street to the water, between Lancaster and Fleet streets. Ann street^ runs north andsouth, from the Phila­ delphia road to captain Mezick's wharf, between Happy and Argyle alleys. Apptfe alley, runs north and south, from Shak. speare street to Hamstead Hill, between Market and Bond streets, Argyle alley, runs north and south, from Wilk to E. Lancaster street, between Market and Ann streets. Bond street, runs north and south, from Dulany to Fell streets, between Strawberry and Apple alleys. Burke street, runs north and south, from Mr. Patterson's rope walk to the water, between Har­ ris's creek and F. P. E. P. Bank street, runs east and west, from Harford run to Burke street, between Gough and Wilk sts. Caroline street, runs north and south, from

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Hamstead Hill street to the water, between Fetti coat and Strawberry alleys. tead Eden street, runs north and south from Ham Hill street to W. Wilk street, between Hartor and Petticoat alley. Fleet W «u cne commons, f"n«,n **.,.,*„>..— - fttt tfrrt** runs east and west, from Market to Bond street, between Shakspeare street and the water. fountain street, runs east and west, froi Wa ington street to the hills, between Fleet street and the water. rmun o^tc*, runs east and west, from Harfortl :un to Washington street, between Gough ana Smith streets. f n George street, runs nearly east and west, trom ue Rochbrune's wharf to Market street, between fc. Lancaster street and the water. Gough street, runs east and west, from the foot­ bridge, Harford run, to Market street, between German and Bank streets. • UappiJ alley, runs north and south, from L. .ban- caster street to the Philadelphia road, between W Olie all*-* n\ut outwu. Lancaster street, runs east and west, from water to water, between Shakspeare and Allisanna streets. Market street, runs north and south, irom Dula- ou nty \ harf, F •Argyle alleys ^B N. B. Market street divides Lancaster, Allisanna, Fleet, Wilkes and Bank streets into K. and W. Fetticoat alley, runs nonh and south, from the water to Dulany street, between Eden and Caro­ line-streets. * C 20 ]

Pitt street) runs nearly S. E. and N. W. from I George street to Waters's wharf. J Phi/pot street, runs W. and S. E. from Thames to Point street, between Queen street and the water, I Point street, runs north and south, from saac } Sutton's to Queen street, between Wilks street and Patterson's wharf. Queen street, runs east and west, parallel with Philpot street, from Thames to Point street. Sheakspeare street, runs east and west, from Mar- ket to Bond street, between Fell and Lancaster sts, Strawberry alley, runs north and south, from Dulany to Allisanna street, between Bond and Caroline streets. Star alley, runs north and south, from E. Wilk toE. Fleet street, between Wolfe and Washington streets. Smith street, runs east and west from Harford run to Washington street, between German and Du­ lany streets. Thames street, runs east and west, from Bond to Philpot street. Washington street, runs north and south, from the lower end of E. Allisanna to E. Wilk street, be­ tween Wolf and Fountain streets* Wolfe street, runs nearly north and south, from the Philadelphia road to its intersection with Pitt street, lower end of Fell's Point, between Happy alley and the water. — Wilk-street, runs east and west, from Gran by to Washington street, between Fleet and Bank streets N. B. That part of Wilk street to the west of j Harford run is considered in Old Town, I Wills street, runs north and south, from Philpot to Queen streets, between Point and Thames sts. 21

Copy of the "Ordinance" which provides "for the more equal division of the city of Baltimore into Wards." Approved^ March 29, 1812. a AN ORDINANCE FOR THE MORE EQUAL DIVISION OE THE CITY OF BALTIMORE INTO WARDS."

Fourth " The fourth ward to comprise all that part of the city from the limits last aforesaid beginning at Calvert street dock ; thence with the meanders of the Basin to Smith's dock ; thence across Pratt street to Spear's alley ; thence with Spear's alley to Water street; thence along Water- street westward to Exchange alley ; thence with Exchange alley to Second street ; thence across Second street to Tripolet's alley ; thence with Inpolets alley to Baltimore street; thence w;th Baltimore street to Gay street; thence with Gay Jones and thence with Jones's Falls and the limits of the city to North lane* Fifth\ward-" The fifth ward to comprise all that part of the city from the limits last aforesaid, be­ ginning at Smith's dock, and running thence with the meanders of the Basin " M " dock thence with M s dock, and the centre Market eet ; thence crossing Harrison street ; thence with Harrison str< :, where it intersects Jones's Falls.

Sixth warclr« The with ward to comprise all that part of the city from the limits last aforesaid, beginning at M'Elderry's dock, and running thence with the meanders, of the Basin to Jones's Falls • thence with Jones's Falls to Philpot's bridge • thence crossing Jones's Falls and running along Baltimore street extended and York street to Harford street; thence crossing Harford tinuing along Di eastward of the city ; and th th thence .street, 23

Seventh ward—" The seventh ward to comprise all that part of the city from the limits aforesaid, beginning at Philpot's bridge, and running thence with the Falls to the Basin ; thence with the me­ anders of the Basin to AHisanna street; thence with AHisanna street to the limits of the city ; and th Bnce with the limits-of the city to Dulany street. Eighth ward—" The eighth ward to comprise all the rest of the city to the south of AHisanna street, to the limits thereof." .' , ., . - Eastern Precincts contain all the built parts ot Baltimore, east and north of the city boundane 3 east of Jones's Falls. Western Precincts occupy all the built parts ot Baltimore without the city boundaries and wes and north of Jones's Falls. I

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I LIST OF

HOUSEHOLDERS' NAMES, &c

^bercrombie, James, jr. merchant, 50, N. Charles st. graham, Daniel, rigger, 37, Wilke st. F. P. Abrahams, Wolbert, sea capt. 74, Market st. F. P. Abrahams, Jacob, baker, King George st. O. T. Abbott, James, sea capt. Great York st. near Har­ ford st. O. T. Abbott, Wm. carter, Petticoat alley, F. P. Abbott, Michael, cordwainer, Gough st. F. P. Abbott, Michael, - " Wil"""k Abell, John S. justice of the peace, office 9, Pratt st, dwelling S. Eutaw, near Camden st. W. P. Aborn, J. & s. shoe-store, 27 1-2, Baltimore st. Ackworth, Stephen, teacher, Bond near Gough st. F. P. merchant Adams, Alexander, sea capt. 90, Market st. F. P Adams, Jacob, sea capt. Fayette, near Eutaw st. W. P. Adams, John, grocer, corner of North st. and Wag- / gon alley. Adams, John, merchant. 2*N. Howard st. 256

Adams, Nathan, pocket-book manufac, Caroline,.. near Fleet st. F. P. Adams, Lyman, tinman, Potter st. O. T. Adams, Robert, paint manufac. Wolfe st. F. P« Adams, Barbara, widow, grocer, 73, Harrison st. Adams, Margaret, widow, Gilfert's alley. Adams, Mary, widow, Caroline, near Smith st - F. P. Adamson, John, 8, Shakspearest. F. P. Adreon, Christian, merch. tailor, 7, South st. Agnew & Campbell, merchants, 30, N. Howard stt Aiken, George, jeweller and goldsmith, 118, Baku more st. Ainslie, Peter, slater, Harford, near King George st.O.T. Aisquith, John, justice of the peace and one of the coroners, 13, Bank st. Aisquith, Edward, justice of the peace, dwelling 11, Pitt st. O. T. ami office 8, Harrison st, Aitken, Robert, druggist, 21, Bridge st. Aitken, Robert, druggist, 2, South st. Albers, Solomon G, grocer, 75, M'Elderry's wharf Albert, Jacob, merchant, dwel, Dutch alley. Albertis, Samuel, carpenter, 22, Fleet st. F. P. Albright, John, bricfcmaker, Washington, st. W.P, Alcock, War. J. grocer, 49, N. Howard st. Alcock, Miss Elizabeth, 34, Chatham st. Alden, , seacapt. 30, Shakespeare st. F. P. Aldrick, Matthew, mariner, 36, Happy alley, F. p Aldridge, Hermanus, Aisquith st. O. T. Alexander, Ashton, Physician, East st. near Wash­ ington square. Alexander, Elijah, bricklayer, York st. Alexander, Henry, merchant, dwel St, Paul's lane> near Chatham st 27

Alexander, Thomas, merchant, 20, Market space. Alfather, Henry, brewer, 44, Waggon alley. Alford, John, constable, 4, Union st. O. T. All, John, waggoner, Forrest st. O. T. AHegre, J. B. A. dwel. and counting-house next door from the corner of Water st. Market space. Allen, Clo her, sea capt. 85, A'" ~ H rest st. 0. T. Allen, John, mathemat. instrum. maker, 86, Bond st. F P. Allen & H Water Allen, H S. Calversst. dwel. Granby st. O. T. Alien, Owen, 92, N. Liberty st. Allen, Reuben, mariner, Gilfert's alley. Allen, Robert D. bricklayer, Granby st. O. T. Allen, Samuel, painter, 215, Bond st. F. P. Allen, Elizabeth, widow, 3, Comet st. O. T. Allen, Priscilla, widow, Peace alley. Allender, Joseph, physician, 29, Fell's st. F. P Alley, Micajah, shoe-store, dwel. 41, East st. Allison, Ann, widow, 76, Pratt st. Allison, Mary, widow, Fleet st. F. P.

*. Allison, John, pilot, 62, Fleet st. Almeda, Joseph, sea capt. Duke st. O. T. Alnut, James, carpenter, 97, Sharp st. 1 Alstun, Frederick, stoeking-weav. Dulany st. F. P, Altar, Barbara, widow, Lombard, near Paca st W. P. Alter, Mrs. Elizabeth, 31, Waggon alley. Alter, Christian, carpenter, 48, S. Howardst. m Alward, Sarah, widow, U8, Wolfe st. F. P. Alwell, Nath'lship-carpenter, Washington st. F, P. 28

Wa F. P. Amelung, Frederick, L. E. merchant, Paca, near W Amelung, Sophia, widow, Green, near Franklin W American and Daily Commercial Advertiser) office No. 4, Harrison st. Amey, Henry, blacksmith, Baltimore, near Paca W Jacob W Madame Ann, Boarding-House, 16, g. Charles st. Amos. W I d st. O. T. Anderson, Hugh, grocer, 31, S. Charles st. , Anderson, Joseph, hair-dresser, Franklin, neat North st. W. P. Anderson, Henry, carter, 112 Green st. O. T. A 0. T Anderson, John, carter, New Lane, W. P. Anderson, John, grocer, 41, Green st. O. T. Anderson, Nicholas, 8, Bond st. F. P. Anderson, William, printer, 9, W. Alisann F. P. A J Office Baltimore st. Andrews, John, jr near Bowley's wharf, dwe Mulberry st. near St. Paul's Lane. W. P. ' E W 29

Natha Angle, Zachariah, mariner, 59, S. Frederick st. Annis, Catharine, widow, 39, North st Anodown, Lewis, carpenter, Wilkes st. F P. Anthony, Mary, widow, Petticoat Alley, F. P Anthony, Daniel, ship carpenter, Fountain st. F. P. Appleby, Thomas, boot maker, NorJi, near Fay­ ette st. Appleby, Thomas cordw. 20, North st. Applebv, John, cordw. Hartord, near Forest st. Appleby, Margaret, widow, East, near Lemmon st Appleman, Conrad, whip maker, 64, N. How­ ard st, Richard er, 53, Baltimore st. William O. Auction and Commission Store, 216, Baltimore st. w p. merchant Ardry, John, carter, bottom Hanover st. F. H. Armat, Christopher, merchant, 11, Baltimore st. Armer, Samuel, tailor, 12, Lexington st. Armitage, Benjamii^ clerk, Paca, near Lexington i st. W. P. J ton st. Armster, Robert, laborer, Light, near Pratt st. Armstrong, James and Son, grocers, 43, market space. Armstrong, James, jr. grocer, 24, Cheapside, dwel­ ling N. Catlvert st. near City Spring. Armstrong, James, 94, High st. 0. T. 30

Armstrong, James, cordw. Low st. O. T. Armstrong, John, methodist clergyman, 58 G-oueh st. F. P. & Armstrong, John, painter, 5l, Market st. F. P. Armstrong, John, shoe-store, 133, Baltimore st. Armstrong, James, cordw. Aisquith st. O. T. Armstrong, Thomas, merchant, 12, market space. Armstrong, Thomas, carpenter, 90, N. Liberty st, Armstrong, Thomas, Montgomery st. F. H. Armstrong, Joshua, cooper, Paca st. W. P. Armstrong, Walter, Montgomery st. F. H. Arnest, John, physician, 18, N. Frederick st. Arnold, Benjamin, rope makers, corner of Bank and Happy Alley, F. P. Arnold John, rope maker, Ann st. F. P. Arnold, Margaret, dyer, 14, S. Charles st. Arnold, Richard, laborer, Apple Alley, F. P. Arquit, Elias, ship carpenter, 69, Alisanna st. F. P. Arthur, Alexander, laborer, back of 18, Light st, Arthur, Damaris, widow, 72, N. Charles st. W. P. Arthur, Mary, widow, 30, Pitt st. O. T. Ash, John, carpenter, Dulany st. F. P. Ashbaw, Frances, widow, Front st. 0. T. Ashcraft, Thomas, ship carpenter, 99, Ann st. F. P. Asher, Jonn, cordw. Apple Alley, F. P. Ashman, William, justice of the peace, office 9, N. Howard st. dvvel. N. Eutaw, near Saratoga st. Ashmore, John, cordw. 20, Pratt st. Ashwell, Mary, grocer, 8, N. Gay st. Askew, Mrs. boarding-house, Holliday st near Chatham st. Askey, John, pilot, 60, Fleet st. F. P. Askey, Joseph, ship-carpenter, 123, Wolfe st. F. P Askey, William, do. 121, do. Asksy, John, pilot, 43, Market st. . P F. 31

and Holliday Walter W. P. Atk Mary Market space. F Atkinson, Isaac, merchant, 67, S. Calvertst.dwel. N Atk Mont H W Atvvell, John, ship-carp. 43. Allisanna st. F. P. At wood, Catharine, dry good store, corner of Mar­ ket and Allisanna sts. F. P. Auekenbaugh, Groft, carter, S. Eutaw, near Con way st. W. P. VugUStine, Henry, letter-carrier* Lombard, near Paca-st. W.V Austin, Benjamin, cordw. Salisbury st. O. T. Austin, Martha, widow, 36, Saratoga st. Austin, Pernel, sea-capt. 75, Granby st. Avisse, Charles, merchant, 30, N. Howard st. Ayars, Samuel, waterman, 101, Annst. F. P. Ay wait, Catharine, seamstress, Barrest. W B h Bacon, John, physician, 5, Conewago st. Baconais, Louis, young ladies's academy, 11, S, Charles st. Baer, John, merchant, 225, Baltimore st. W sharp Bagwell, Thomas, sail-maker, Gough st. F. P. Bahler, Andrevr, carpenter, 122, S. Howard St.. Baider, Dominique, grocer, Baltimore, near En taw st. Bailey, Elijah, brick-maker, Coway, near Sharp st. Bailey, Evan, grocer, corner of S. Charles st. and Peace alley. Baily, George & James, druggists, 254, Balti­ more st. Bailey, Mary, widow, 25, Shakspearest. F. P. Bailey, Thomas, merchant, Pitt st. extended, near Hampstead hill, O. T. Bailey, Thomas, assessor

Baker, Wm. and Sons, merchants, 99, Baltimore st Baker, Wm. carter, 109, Green st. O. T. Balderston, Eli, grocer, 61, Smith's wharf, dwel. 51, Front st. O. T. Balderston, Hugh, fan maker and wire-worker, 9, Hanover st. dwelling Lombard, near Hanover, Balderston, Jonathan, fan-maker, dwel. 64, Lom­ bard st. Balderston, Isaiah, wire-manufacturer, 52, Front st O. T. Baldin, George, tailor, Waggon alley. Baldwin, Abraham, cordw. corner of Lancaster st. and Argyle alley, F. P. Balk, Potter, laborer, 35, French st. O. T. Ball, John, mariner, i7, Lancaster st. F. P. Ball, Samuel, cordw. 93, Pitt st. O. T. Ball, Walter, painter, 1, N. Calvert st. Ball, Wm. goldsmith, 60, Baltimore st. Ball, Wm. merchant, Green, near Franklin st. W. P. Ballard, Wm. merchant, 120, Hanover st Ballard & Hall, merchants, 84, Bowley's wharf. Ballina, Joseph, tobacconist, 53, St. Patrick's row. Ballinger, Samuel, carpenter, back of 14, JLonv* bard st Balsler, Wm. merchant, 6, German lane. Baltimore ManufacturingCompany*s warehouse, 197, Baltimore st. Baltimore M Reist erst own turnpike road office, Cha* tham st. near St. Paul's lane. Baltimore Fire Insurance Company's office, }2 South st 9 Baltimore Insurance Company's office, Water st, corner of South st Baltimore Circulating Library, 63, T$. Howard st D 2 34

Baltimore Telegraph office', 37, Water st. JBaltimore, Bank of, Baltimore st. corner of St. Paul's lane. Baltzell, I. & C. merchants, 201, Baltimore st. Baltzell, Lewis, merchant, 68, N. Howard st. Baltzell, Thomas, merchant, 205, Baltimore st. dwel. German lane, between Hanover and Sharp streets. Handel), George, superintendant of sweeps, Petti­ coat alley. Bandell, John, block and pump maker Petticoat alley. Bandle, Michael, carter, Liberty st. O. T. Dandle, William, cordvvainer, Liberty st. O T. Bangs, John, shoe-store, 33 1-2, Baltimore, St. Bankard, Louisa, widow, Conway st. Banks, George-painter, 36, Granby st. O. T. Bankson, Sarah, widow, 30, Front St. O. T. Bankson, widow of John, 51, S. Charles st. Banzetts, Christian, grocer, corner of Market, and George sts. F. P. Baptist, John, rigger, Argyle alley, F. P. Baque, Margaret, widow, 36, N. Frederick st, Barbe, Lewis, cordvvainer, Water, near Light st. Barbine, Mary, widow, Lee, near Forrest st. Barcroft, Sarah, widow, 38, Green st. O. T\ Bare, Jacob, grocer, Forrest st. O. T. Bare, Samuel, merchant, Light street wharf. Barge, Andrew, 54, Pratt st. Barge, W illiam, laborer, New lane, W. P. Barker, James, hatter, Lovely Lane. Barker, John, iron founder, Mulberry, near N. Calvert st. W. P. Barker, William, iron founder. Mulberry, near N- Calvert st. W, f^ o* 5

William and Sons-iron founders, N M W F. P. Barkley, J. and S. watch makers and jewellers, 44 1 -4 Baltimore st. Barkman, Conrad, tailor, corner S. Paca st. and Whiskey alley, W. P, Barkman, Margaret, mantua-maker, Mulberry, near N orth st. Mark st. F. P. « Q Barling, Joseph, clerk, do. do. Barlow, John, rigger, 9, Bondst. F.P. Barnard, John, ship joiner, 17, Shakspeare st F. P. Barnard, Priscilla, widow, 24, Fell's st. F. P. Barnes, Ford, carter, Montgomery st. F. H. Barnes, Frances, widow, 55, Granby st. O. T. Barnes, Henry, baker, 153, Bond st. F. P. Barnes, James, sea captain, 15, Ann st. F. P. Barnes, Levin P. tailor, 48, South st. P. Barnes, William, sea captain, 45, Fel ^ a* ^^m ^^ v » « ^a+ ^m ^ •— a Barnes, widowJohn ,H 1., NFountai. Libertny Innst. , Light st. Stage office, 5, do. Barney, John, merchant, 13, new Church st. Barney, Louis, biscuit baker, 64, South st. Barney, Patrick, tailor, 25, Caroline st. F. F. Barney, William B. Queen st. O. T. Barnfield, Barzillai, clothier, 36, Petticoat Alley. Barrett, John, cabinet maker, 52, Harrison st. Barrett, Joseph, corner of North and Mulberry sts. Barrett, Mary, widow, Conway, near Eutaw st, L 36 ] Barrett, Thomas, printer, 54, Harrison st. Barrett, Thomas, mariner, Happy Alley, F. P. Barrickman, Hannah, hardware store, 3, Bridge st. O. T, Barrier, Joseph, sea captain, 76, E. Alisanna st. F. P. Barriere, David^ Goldsmith, 41, Bond st. F. P. Barrol, James, merchant, 1, Bowly's wharf, dvrel- ling 68, N. Charles st. Barron, John, cordw. 56, Gough st. F. P. Barry, Elizabeth, widow, Si, 8 Liberty st. Barry, Isaac, carpenter, Aisquith st. 0. T. Barry, Lavallan, clerk, 21, Bridge st. O. T. Barry, Robert, merchant, 12, Spear's wharf, dwel­ ling, Water st. between South and Gay sts. Barry, Standish, grocer, 34, Baltimore sk. dwel­ ling 20 N. Gay st. Barry, Richard*, grocer, 107, N. Howard st. Barthe, Simon, merchant, 84, N. Howard st Bartiber, Philip, carter, 60, Bond st. F. P. Barting, Peter, painter, 31, French st. O. T. Bartlett, Samuel, ship-wright, Argyle Alley, F. P. Barton, James, cordw. Bank st F. P. Barton, Nicholas, carpenter, Happy Alley, F. P. Barton, Thomas, drayman, Duke st. O. T. Barwick, Joh , currier, 5&69 Cheapside, dwel­ ling 93, Sharp st. Bassett, Ann, widow, Milk Lane, O. T. Bateman, Amzi, fisherman, 38, Eden st F. P. Bateman, Benjamin, brush maker, Green, near Mulberry st. W. P. Bathem,, Anema*, tailor, 5, Bank st, Batturs, Richard, merchant, 219, Baltimore *fc« dwelling King Tammany st. Baty? Gray, laborer, 63, S. Frederick st, 57

Baudson, Peter, Inkeeper, Lombard st. near \ Howard's hill, W. P. Baughman, Frederick, laborer, N. Eutaw st. W. 1 Bailsman, Eizabeth, wid. Eutau, near Lombard st. Bausman, John, 16, S. Liberty st. Baxley, George, flour inspector, 12, N. Howard st. Baxley, Jamesimes,. carpentecamenter 126, (Gree. n st. O. T. Baxley, John, merchant, 36, Fell's st. i<. I . Baxter, James, blacksmith, Larew's Alley. Baxter, John, tailor, 21, George st. F. P- Baxter, Wm blacksmith, 22, German st. dwelling Liberty st. , Baxter, Wm. E. sea captain, Bank, near Bond st. F. P. Bayfield, James, carpenter, East st. O. T. Market Bay ley, Dorothea, widow, innkeeper, 38, Bay ley, Elisha T. paver, K. Eutaw st. W. ] Bay ley, George, do. do. do. Baum, Christian, G" W. P. Bealfeldt, Mrs. Ma^^^^^^^Lom-^ bard st. _ ; , . • Beall, Richard B. merchant, 221, Baltimore st. Beall, John W. Innkeeper, Merchant's tofiee, 36, South si. ..«. :, Beam, Elijah, merchant, 50, Pratt st. dwelling 55, Hanover st. Bean, Hope, cordw. friendship st. O. 1. Bear, John, corner of Eutaw and Lombard st. Beard, Alexander, sea captain, 109, Bond si. *.l. Beard, John, cordw. Gilfert's alley.* , Beatly, Jas. merchant and navy-agent, M dure s wharf, corner of Pratt st. dwelling N, Calvert st, extended, near Washington square. Beaty, Mary, widow, 12, Pitt st. O. T. [ 38 ] fc Becker, Simon, merchant,dwel. 31, N. Charles st. Becker, Rev. Christian Louis, past. Germ. Calv. church, 13 Second st. Becker, Peter, tailor, Straight Lane, O. T\ Bedford, Wm. T. merchant, 10, Light st. Beemer, Elizabeth, widow, grocer, 11, Water st, Beems, George, sea captain Wolf st. F. P. Beertcher, William, rigger, 8, Fleer st. F. P. Beeson, Thomas V. currier, 10, Cheapside. Behoo, John J. paint and oil store, 7, M'Elderry's wharf. Bell, John, portrait and landscape painter, corner of Fleet and Caroline sts. F. P. Belt, Thomas, miniature painter, corner of Fleet and Caroline sts. F> P. Bell, Richard, ship carpenter, 16, Wolf st. F. P. Belt, James, ship chandler, 44, Pitt st. F. P. Belt, Thomas H. dwelling Baltimore, near Pearl st. W. P. Belt, Tobias, sea captain, 97 Fleet st. F. P. Belton, William boarding house, 28, S. Gay st. Beltrand, John, hair dresser, 71, Bond st. F. P- Bend, Elizabeth, widow, 76, N. Charles st. Bender, Catharine, widow, Franklin, near Paca st. W. P. Beniliant, Stephen, ship carpenter, Fleet st. near Strawberry alley. Benjamin, Solomon, pedlar, 43, Wilkest. F. P. Benner, George, porter cellar, under 36, South st, dwelling 72, Granby st. O. T. Benner, JohiK tobacconist, Ruxtonlane. Benner, Mrs.TMary, Friendship st. O. T. Bennett, Fielder T. pilot, 5, Philpot st. F. P. Bennett, Matthew, merchant, 20, Fell's st. F. P. Bennett, Patrick, Paca, near Mulberry st. W. P. Bennett, Rebecca, widow, 120, Bond st. F. P. Bennett, Thomas B. sea captain, 59, Greenst. O T 39

Benwire, Wolfe Benson, Frederick, coppersmith, Low st. O. T. Benson, James and paint store, 59, St. Pa trick's row. B O. T. Benson, Joseph, ship-carpenter, 39, South st. Benson, Peter, 73, N. Liberty st. Benson, Samuel, tailor, 92, Baltimore st, Benson, Stephen, ship-caapenter, 5, Wolfe st. F. P. Bentalou, Paul, N. Eutaw, near Fayette st. Benteen, Charles, grocer, N. Calvert st. extended, near the City Spring. Benton, Thomas, waterman, 35, Thames st. F. P. Bentzell, Baltzer, 5, S. Gay st. Berghaus, Henry C. drum-maker, New Church st. near St. Paul's lane. Bergman, Catharine, widow, 54, Camden st. Bernard, Louis, boarding-bouse, 57, St. Patrick's

row Ch Berry/Benjamin, brick-maker south-east corner of Lee and Sharp sts. head of the basin. Berry, Horatio, carpenter, S. Green, near Balti­ more st. W. P. Berrv, James, grocer, Market st. F. P. Berry, John, brick-maker, south-west comer oi Lee and Sharp sts. head of the basin. Berry, John M- carpenter, German, near Green st. W. P. Berrv, Robert, pilot, 125, Wolfe st. F. P. Berry, Thomas D. grocer, Washington, near Paca st. VV. P. Berteau', Peter, tailor, 32, Pitt st. O.T. Berteau & Hanney, merchant-tailors, 37, bouth st. Bertie, George, silversmith, 8, German st. Bessc, Claudius, sea-captain, 15, Alhsannast. f. I

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Betton, Jane, widow, 64, Bond st. F. P. Betts, Enoch, cut nail-manufactory, Queen, near Pratt st. bridge, O. T. Betts, George W. constable and one of the coro­ ners, 23, Fayette st. Betts, Solomon, merchant, 93, Bowley's wharf, dwelling St. Paul's lane, near Chatham st. jjetts, Stephen, sea-captain, 70, Ann st. F. P. gevan, Richard, grocer, 87, Hanover st. geuns, Peter Marie de, Barre, near Sharp st. Jjiays, James, merchant, 25 Thames st. F P giays, Joseph, jr. merchant, 12 Fell-sst. F P Bickerton, Wm. stone-cutter, 61 S. Frederick st. Bickham, James, 97 N. Howard st. Bickley, Henry, 44 S. Howard st. Biddle, Abraham, cordwainer, 59 S. Frederick st Biehr, Peter, rrariner, 42, W. Aliisanna st. Bierke.t Jacobst. F ,P cashier of the Marine Bank, 44 Mar­ Bier, John G. distiller, Aisquithst, O T Bigeo, Paul, 48 S. Calvert st. Biggart, Samuel, carpenter, Pitt st. near Harford run, O. T. Bigger, Gilbert, watchmaker, 115, Baltimore st. Billington, James, cabinet-maker, Granby st. O T ordwainer, East st. 0 Billups, Robert, sea-captain, 50 S. Charles st. Bilson, John, plaisterer, Pearl, near Fayette st. Bingan, Thomas, carter, 66 Happy ally, F P Birch, Bavid, butcher, Happy alley, F P Birkhead, Solomon, physician, Chatham st. Birely & Metzger, curriers, 18 S. Liberty st. Biscoe, James, hardware merchant, 186 1-2 Balti­ more st. betb

# 41 Liman, teacher. 14 Ann Bishop, Richard, painter, 26 Lancaster st. F P Bixler, David, tobacconist 51, dwelling 57, N, Howard st. Bizot, Henry, inkeeper 13 Bond st. p p Black & Dritt, merchants, 21 N. Howard st. Black, James, teacher of languages, Fish-Market space. Black, Owen, laborer, 4 York st. Black, Samuel, whip-maker, 212, Baltimore st. Mary Mary, Wolfe Bladis, George, ship-carpenter, 83, Fleet st. F P Blair & Dall, merchants, 14 S. Calvert st. Blair, Catharine, widow, Gilbert's alley Howard Wm Blake, Ruth, widow, 73 Bridge st. o T till JohnT.I , labore1 • r -WWH -^JL. 1 I Block, abeth of French BlondeJl, Anthony, goldsmith, 17 Pitt st. OT HI 1^11 JohF~L_ n HM* L-U :.L . i • .i N Howard Bock, John, butcher, Caroline st. p p Bod man, John, laborer, S. Eutaw, n Lombard St. WP Washington Bohem, Charles, confectioner. 130 Baltimore st Charles der L. dry-good merchant timore st good merchant, 69 Balti- more st Boggus, Robert, cordwainer, 222 1-2 Baltimore E 42

Bokener, Henry P. watchman, 71 N. Liberty si Bolgiano, Francis W. baker, 69 S. Frederick st Bolin, Roger, carpenter, Bank st. F P Bollman, Thomas, baker, corner of Water st and Public alley Bolte, John, broker, S. Gay near Water st. dwell­ ing 102 Green st. o T Bolton, Francis, Harford st. o T Bond, Miss Amelia, 7 Fayette st Bond, Augustine, merchant, dwelling 47 Pratt st Bond, Barnet, carter, Gough st. F P Bond, Benjamin, clerk, North near Union st. o T Bond, James, corner of Bond and Thames st. F P Bond, John, tailor, Potter st. o T Bond, Peter, merchant, 9 Bridge st. o T Bond, Eleanor, widow, 65 Pratt st Boneer, Frederick, paver, Lee near Goodman st Bonn, Philip, block and pump maker, M'Clure's wharf Bonefil, Peter, merchant, dwelling, Milk lane, o T Bonfield, Cassandra, widow, 20 Shakspeare st. F p Bonnefin & Simpson, grocers, 168 Baltimore st Bonner, Hugh, coppersmith, 49 Soath st Bonner, John, mariner, 4 York st. Bonnet, Joseph, merchant, 49 St. Patrick's row Booth, Addison, drayman, 24 Green st. OT Booth, William, drayman, 24 Green St. o T Bordley, Matthew, corner of Pratt and Eutawsts Bose, John, carter, Bridge near Forrest st. o T Bosley, Daniel, bacon-store, 18 Market space Bosley, James, merchant, dwelling corner of Gran- by and Salisbury sts. oT Bosley, James, merchant, 19 Water st Bosley, Win. & James, merchants, 13 Cheapside Boss, Adam, baker, 183 Bond st. F P Boss, Hays, pilot, Wolfe st. P P

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Boston, Bartholomew, piano forte maker, 35 Sara­ toga st. Boston, Charles, carpenter, Argyle alley Bos-veil, John, cordwainer, 36 Light st Bolts, Joshua,, grocer, 32 Philpot st. F p Boucliet, Anthy- cutler, Water st. near Mkt.space Bouis, John, tin-manufacturer, 18 N. Gay st Bouldin, Jehu, surveyor, Plowman st. o T Bourdaon, Daniel, carpenter, 10 Lancaster st. F p Boury, Lewis, boarding-house, 42 Market space Bowen, Elizabeth, widow, 95 High st. o T Bowen, Josiah, bricklayer, Ann st. B P Bowen, Pitt E. paver, N. Eutaw st. w P Bowen, Richard, cordw. King George st. O T Bower, Philip G. printer, 64 Harrison st. Bowers, Henry, cooper, Forrest st. o T Bowers, John, grocer, 48 North st. o T Bowers, Joseph, sea captain, 14 Philpot St. F P Bowers, Martin, grocer, Bridge, near East st. 0 1 •powers, , baker, 71 Harrison st. gowersox, George, Pearl, near Fayette st. w P govvie, Benjamin, hairdresser, 6 Fell's st. F p Bowie, James, sea captain, King George st. o T Bowman, Ignatius, carpenter, Paca st. W P Boyce, Hugh, mariner, 47 Fleet st. F P Boyce, John, carter, 16 Pratt st. Boyce, Prettyman, 6hip carpenter, 32 Fell's st. FP Boyce Theodore R. S, livery stable keeper, 30 S, Howard st. Boyd, Alexander H. att'y at law, Washington sq'i dwelling New Church st. near St. Paul's lane* Boyd, Andrew, 23 Chatham st. Boyd, Ann, widow, Holiday, near East st. Boyd, James V. attorney at law, Washington sq'r. Boyd, Jeremiah L. carpenter St- Paul's lane. Boyd, John, ship carpenter, Happy alley F p 1 44

Boyd, Joseph, hatter, Eutaw st. w p Boydt Matthew, cordw. Thames's st. FP Boyd, Peter, soap & candle manufactory Buch nan's wharf Boyd, Samuel, carpenter, Dulany st. o T Boyd, Samuel, weaver, 25 Ruxton lane Boyer, Jacob, clerk, 63 Albermarle st. Boyle, Caleb, portrait painter, 43 Water st. Boyle, Edward, cordw. 75 Bridge st o T Boyle, Hugh, iron merchant, 1 Spear's wharf Boyle, Thomas, sea captain, 96 Granby st. Wi w p. Bracken, John, carter, N. Eutaw st. Bradbury, Stephen, rigger, 27 George st. rp Bradeboch, Jacob, cordw. Bank st. FP Bradehouse, Conrad, lock smith, 23 Shakspeare st. F P Bradlee, Isaac, bricklayer, Forrest st. ox Bradlee, William, iron founder, Liberty st. Brady, James, laborer, S. Eutaw st. near Lees w p Brady, Sylvester, paver, Strawberry alley F P Branan, John, distiller, 32 Albemarle st- Branan, Thomas, carpenter, Happy alley Branan, William, blacksmith, 86 S. Charles st. Branson, William, hatter, 131 Baltimore st. Branstead, Francis, Saratoga st. w p Brant, William, ship carpenter, Eden st. F P Bready, J. & I. tobacconists, 25 Market st. F p Bregar (Bally) Sally, Sempstress, Mulberry, fire doors from Eutaw st. J oh ry Fish st. Marti Jacob, merchant, 12 N Libertv st. 45

Browning, Charles, inkeeper, Market space Brevitt, John, justice of the peace, 26 Chatham st* Breviit, Jose oh. ohvsician. 74 High st o T Brewer. J Brewer & Jamart, inkeepers, 5 Fish-market space Brewer, Nicholas, tailor, 27 Fell's st. FP Briar, Manual, cooper, 12 Primrose alley Brice, Henry, merchant, 91 Bowley's wharf, dwel­ ling 92 Pratt st. Brice, John, deputy collector of the port of Balti­ more, dwelling N. Calvert st. near City springs Brice. Nicholas, attorney at law, New Church st opposite St. Paul's lane and the new court-house ya rd H Briggs, James, mariner, Happy alley Briggs, Richard, carter, Chamberlain alley Briggs, William, carter, 63 Harrison st. Briscoe, Alexander, boot-maker, 5 Wate ftriKcoeand Patrid^e. merchants* li Briscoe, Samuel, merchant, dwelling 8 Front st, O T Brinkett, William, woollen manufacturer, corner of Eden and Bank st. F p * Britt, Severn, cordw. Liberty sUO T Button, John, cooper, 97 Saratoga st. Britton, John, Temple alley, O T ! Brizard, Charles, cabin t-maker, 54 S. Chnrlesst. Bromwell, Wm. jr. lumber merchant, 17 M'Elder- ry's wharf, dwelling 56 Albemarle st. o T Brook, Thomas, teacher St. Paul's lane, near the Post Office Brookes, James, carter, Sugar alley, F H Brookman, Jane, v, idow, 25 Wilke st. F p Brooks, Jonathan, cordw. 18 Pitt st. O T Brooks, Joseph, coach maker, 27 Conawago st, E2 4fi

Brooks, Isaac, merchant, 8 County wharf, dvveli- J Will Henrv, mariner, W r Nancy, widow, 40 W. Alisanna st. FP * Broomfield, Edward, nailer, 46 Bank st. F P Brosius, Michael, distiller North Calvert, st. near Bath st Thomas, cordw, 19 Harrisoi Noab, carpenter, Rossst. W nrv- lahnrer.61 Ann st. F P Brown, Alexander and Son, merchant, i28 Balti­ more st Brown, Amos, shoe seller, i2 Howard st Brown, Ann, widow, grocer, Second st. near Mar­ ket space Brown, Catharine, widow, U3 Highst. O T Brown, Charles, brick maker, Washington, near Paca st. W P Brown, David, potter, Salisbury st. dwelling 66 Pitt st. O T grown, Dorothy, widow, Straight lane O T Brown, Edward, tanner, Jones st. 0 T rown, Elisha, merchant, 219 Baltimore st rown, Elizabeth, widow, 3 Lancaster st. F P ^rown, Elizabeth, widow, Milk lane O T Brown, Elizabeth, widow, 50 Light st Brown, Elizabeth, seamstress, Bottle alley, near Howard st 3rown, Frances, widow, i09 High st. 0 T Brown, Fuller, and Alley, shoe store, 177 Balti­ more st Brown, George, physician, Holliday st. opposite the Theatre. Brown, George I. brewer, King George st, 0. T. dwelling 25 tf. Gay t I « ] Brown, Henry, mariner, Jones st. O T Brown, Hugh, blacksmith, i9 Gough st. F P Brown, Jacob, taiior, 50 Light st Brown, Jacob S. N. Eutaw, near Franklin st Brown, John, physician, i9 S. Howard st Brown, John, ship carpenter, ForVest near Hill st Brown, John, do. Apple alley F P Brown, John E. silversmith, Liberty st. O T Brown, John M. bookseller, 2i4 Baltimore st Brown, Joseph, tailor, 37 S. Calvert, dwelling cor­ ner Charles and Conway sts Bro>vn, Joseph, butcher, Washington st. W P Brown, Mary, widow, North, near Forrest st. O T Brown, Rebecca, widow, Forrest st. O T Brown, Samuel, teacher, New Church, near Charles street . * Brown, Sarah, widow, Washington square Brown, Stewart, lumber merchant, O'Donnell's wharf, dwelling Holliday st Brown, Thomas, rigger, i05 Wolfst. FP Brown, William, rigger, 48 Market st.iF P Brown, William, plaster of Paris manufactory, m High st. OT Brown, William, jr. lumber merchant, S3 Fell's st.FP Brown & Wilson, merch. 63 Smith's wharf. Browne, Frances, bonnet-maker, i4 Fayette st Browning, John H. merchant, 2 Felt's st. F P Browning, Peregrine, constable, 70 Sharp st Browning, llitson, carpenter 68 do Browning, William, laborer, Forrest, near Bridge st O T Bruce, Robert, carpenter, Welcome alley Bruff, Joseph, merchant, u County wharf, dwel­ ling 45 Pratt st Bruff, William, broker, S. Gay, near Water street, 4welling 67 Pitt st, O T I

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Bnitidige-, James, merchant, 99 Bowley's wharf, dwelling 94 Sharp st Brune & Dam email, merchant, 6i South st Brune, Frederick, merchant, dwelling i3i Hano­ ver st Brunelot, B. Dancing Master, 3 Commerce st Brunet, Jchn F. merchant tailor, 74 Cumberland 11 o w Bruscup, John, tailor, 4 i High st. O T Bruscup, Thomas, tailor, 64 High st. O T 'Brun, Dorothy, widow, corner of Water st. and Smith's alley Bryan, Francis, gunsmith, Potter st O T Bryan, Thomas;, shoe-seller, 63 1-2 Howard st, dwelling, Forrest st. O T. Bryson, James, car] enter, 22 North st, O T Bryson, John, bricklayer, 98 Green st. O T Bryson, Nathaniel G. grocer, corner of North and Green sts. O T Buchan, Ann, milliner, 70 Baltimore st„ Buchanan, Edward, St. Paul's lane, W P Buchanan, James, merchant, 106 Sharp st. Buchanan, Jas. A. merchant, Washington square Buchanan, Miss Margaret, 21 N. Gay st Buchanan, Robert, cordw. 1^4 Baltimore st, dwel­ ling N. Calvert st. near City Springs Buchanan, William, register of wills, Burnet, near Charles st. Bnck, benjamin, sail-maker, 'dwelling, Duke st* O T Buck, John, carpenter, King George st. 0 T Buckingham, Thomas, cordw. Ruxton lane Bucklin, John G. merchant, 172 Baltimore st dwel­ ling 125 Hanover st Bucklin & Olij'hant, merchants, 15 How-ley's-ivhf. Ball, John, saddler, 60 N. Frederick st. 49 • Bull, Win. merchant, dwelling Pearl st. W P. Bull, Win, & Jarret, grocers, 23 N. Howard st Bunbury, captain M. S. 59 Market st. F P Bundy, James, rigger, corner of Smith and Caro­ line sts. F P Bunting, John, carpenter, Harford, near Forrest st. O T Buren, Evan, merchant, 10 S. Calvert st Burges, Barney, carter, 155 Bond st. F P Burges, John, grocer, Dulany st. F P Burges, John, mariner, 48 Apple alley Burgess, Vachel, wood-corder, corner of Charles and Camden sts Burgoine, Augustine, gardener, Bank st. F P Burgoyne, Ann, widow, 22 Lexington st Burgoyne, Thomas, clerk, Morrow st. WP Burke, David, boat-builder, 4 George st. FP Burke, John, attorney at law, Fell's st- F p Burke, Isaac, painter, Forrest st. o T Burke, Mary, widow, 6 Union st. O T Burke, Nicholas, carpenter, Jjiberty st. OT Burke, Peter, watchman, Bridge near East st. OT Burke, Thomas, painter, 38 Market st. F p. dwell­ ing 5 W. Fleet st Burland, Mary, widow, 29 Albemarle st. OT Burne, James, custom-house officer, 9 Alisanna st. FP Burnett, Mary, widow, inkeeper, n Fell's st. F P Burnham, Benjamin, mariner, Strawberry alley Burnham, Samuel, cordwainer, 29 Water st Burns, Charles, laborer, 8 Green st. o T Burns, Elizabeth, widow, 4i Waggon alley Burns, Samuel, flour-merchant, n S. Eutaw st Burns, Samuel, sail-maker, dwelling Little York sU o T 50 ]

Burnep, John, pump maker, Camden near H ard st Burner, John, tailor, Dukest,OT Burroughs, Edward, marriner, Lancaster st F p ? Burroughs, Hugh, Duke st. o l Burry, Lewis, mariner, Apple alley Burt, Andrew, dwelling, Chatham st Busch, George, keeper of Gray's gardens and let- letter-carmr, Franklin near Paca sts Bush, John R baker, corner of Bond and Alcan­ na sts ^^^^^^^™ Butler, James, carpenter, Potter st, o T Butler, John, rope-maker, Smith st. v P Butler, Kichard, cooper, 54 Pratt st. dwelling Har rison st Butler, Samuel, 2il- Baltimore st Butt, Henrietta, widow, \D\ Bond st. F P Button, Klias, stevadore, 6 E. Alisanna st. F p Button, George, tinman, Petticoat alley, F r Buzzard, Michael, carpenter, 3i, S. Liberty st By ard, Ephraim, grocer, Petticoat alley Byrne, widow of Columbus I, grocer, Pratt neav Charles st Byrne, Terence, teacher, Thames st. r p * C \ C^ible, Jacob, cordwainer, 2 1-2 Baltimore $t Cade, Clarissa, widow, 26 Fleet st. F P Caduc, John, grocer and Spanish cigar maker, 8 Fell's st. FT Cain, Daniel, carpenter, Petticoat alley, F P Cainnall, Frederick, tobacconist, Lee near Forrest street *v Cakboot, Jeremiah) cooper, German near Pacast. w p J Caldwell, James, merchant, S, Eutaw near Pratt st 51

t Calhoun, Lydia, widow, 25 East st Calhoun, iienjamin, clerk, 64 N. Liberty st Calhoun James senr. president of the Chesapeak company Baltimore st. c J M Caltman, Catharine E. S. Howard near Camden st Calvert, Itodeheim, wheelwright, Morro st. \v p Caiwel, Thomas & co. merchants, 3 Spear's wharf J Camp, William, cabinet-maker, 26 Water st Camp, Joseph, whip-maker, Cowpen alley Campbell & Ritchie, merchants, 161 Baltimore st Campbell, Wm. merchant tailor, corner of South and Water sts Campbell, James, merchant, 161 Baltimore st. • Campbell, George, mariner, Arg)le alley, F P Campbell, Samuel, pewterer, corner of Bridge and Union st. OT ^^^^^^^^^ ^^ Campbell, Thomas, coach-trim. 61, Front st. o T Campsall, Michael, Livery stable, dwelling 14 N Liberty st Canby, Benjamin, brush-maker, 17 Saratoga st. WP I Canby, John, mariner, Strawberry alley, F P f Candolle, Andrew, grocer, 17 George st. F p Canne, Anthony, 24 Fleet st. F P Cannon, Wm. merchant, i4 Cheapside Capilander, Nicholas, mariner, 5Q Market st. FP Capito, Christian, grocer, Bait, near Paca st. W r Capito, George, Goodman near Hill st Cappeau, Joseph, merchant, 73 Baltimore st. Cappeau, Ann, widow, 12, Great York st. o T Carey, James, corner of Sharp and Lombard sts Games, John, 4 Philpot st* F P Carman, Wm. slate manufacturer, Hight st. o T Carmichael, John, weaver, Bath st [ S3 ]

Carmichael, Mary, widow, 29, Union si. o % Carpenter, Hodges & Co. merchants, 59 Smith'*, wharf Carr, David, bricklayer, Potter st. o T Carr, Joseph, music store, 36 Baltimore st Carr, John, ship carpenter, 8 E. Alisanna st. F P Carr, Rowland, tallow-chandler, corner of Flee and Caroline sts. F P Carr, William, blacksmith, 47, S.Frederick st Carr, Archibald, 47 Fell's st. r p Carre, Joseph, sea captain, Howard between Cam­ den and Conway sts H Carrere, John, merchant, East near Lemmon sts Carrick, M. & A. mantua-makors< ' . Ca!

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Carter, Peter, hackney-coachman, Hill near Sharp street Carry, Joseph, boarding-house, 89, Bond st. F> Caspari, Jacob, hair-dresser, 65 N. Howard st Cascaden,, Robert, Happy alley Crsey, Robert, 10 Hanover st Casey, War cooper, 34 High st. o T Casey, John, cooper, 44 N, Frederick st Cassady, Daniel, laborer, 23 Wilk st. F p Casserd, G, & L. coopers, M'Clure's wharf Casserd, Gilbert, cooper, Dukest. o T Caswell, Jane, widow, 4 Queen st. F P Cathcart, John, carpenter, Duke st. o T Cat-hell, Clement, sea-captain, 21, Allisannast. FP Catherall, Wm. cooper, i2 Philpot st. F P Cater, John, grocer, Light st. wharf Caton, Richard, King George st O T Causten, Isaac, merchant, 27 Bridge st. O T Causten, James H. merchant, Pratt st. corner of Frederick st Caughy, Patrick, merchant, corner of Franklin st and Hookstown road, W P Caughy, Bernard, grocer, corner of Bond and Wilfcsgt.FP Cecil, Wm. laborer, Happy alley, F P Celleghen, John, grocer, 51 South st Chapman, Joseph, grocer, 15 Market space Chapman, Richard, comb-maser, 117 Sharp st Chapman, Mary, widow, corner of Pratt and Bath sts. v Meadow) Chapman, George, clerk, Philpot st F P Chapman, Christopher, rope-maker, Bond si. F P Chapman, Amos, Front st. 0 T Chapman, Christopher, merchant, 3 Fells st. F P Chaille, Peter, cordwainer, 16 Fells st. F P Champlin, Ann, widow, 13 Philpot st F P F mm Champfin, John, sea-captain, 33 Ann st. F P Chamillon, Joseph, cook, 26 Primrose alley Chamberlain, Samuel, carter, North st. W P Chamberlain, II. & A. inkeepers, Paca st. near the New Market, W P -Chabot, Gabriel H. tailor, 70 Cumberland row Chanche, John, 62 8. Charles st Chapell, John, painter, 208 Baltimore st Chatard, Peter, physician, 21 Saratoga st Chalmers, James, inspector of butter and lard, 100 N. Howard st M. merchant* 85 1-2 N Chase, Thorndick, merchant, 39 Thames st. F 1 Chase, Hannah C. widow, corner of Lexington and Eutaw sts, W P Chase, Barzillai, sea-captain, 57 Ann st. F P Chase, Samuel, auctioneer, corner of S. Frederick and Second sts. Chandlc street Happy Charrier, Jaques, gun-smith, 50 Market space Chance, John, carpenter, Bond near Smith st. Chambers, Wm. potter, 33 Union st. O T Chandlee, Benjamin, clock-maner, 98 High T Hieh st. 0 Chater, Daniel, sea-captain, 15 1-2, Ann st. F P Chaytor, James, sea-captain, 70 Market st. F P Chesapeake Insurance office, 90 Baltimore st Ctunoweth, Richard b. blacksmith, Plowman st dwcl. 47 Front st. O T Chenoweth, Thomas, carpenter, corner pf Pine and Mulberry sts. W P Cheney, Abel, grocer, Montgomery st. F H Cherry, Dominick, millwright, 54Green st. O T 55

Cheston, Daniel, Straight lane, O T Cheston, James, attorney at law, 42 Hanover st N. Charles near Frank lin sts. W P Childs, James, stevadore, 28 Market st. F P Child, William, merchant, 88 Bowley's wharf Childs, Thomas, carpenter, corner of Sharp and Barre sts Margaret, Larews alley, near Sa- ratoga st Christhal, Peter, mariner, York st Chubb, Samuel, merchant, corner Pratt st. and St. Patrick's row \ Church, Sarah, widow, Franklin near Green st W P Church, John, cordwainer, 36 Green st, O T Mary milliner. 31 Bridge st. O T Churchman, Enoch, 23, Green st O" T City Baths, comer of Bath & Holliday s| City Bank, S. E" corner of Second and C sts. Clarke, John-, cordwainer, 56 Cumberland row C/lark, Joseph, inkeeper, l *• Market space Clarke, Wm. carpenter, 41 Bridge st O T Clarke, Matthew, painter, 112 Green Clark, James, bricklayer, East st. OT Clark, James, teacher, Bridge near East st. O T Clark, Elisha, grocer, corner of Bridge and East st. O T Clark, Peter, cordwainer, 76 Front st. O T Clark, John, fisherman, Bond st. F P Clark, JAlexander , sea captain, 141 Bond st- P F CI , 33 Fleet st. F P Wagg Joseph, 40 N

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Clark, Mary, Sempstress, Dutch alley Clark, John, bricklayer, 29 North st Clark, Nancy, widow, corner of Pleasant and Charles sts. Clark, John, grocer, 206 Baltimore st Clark, Stephen, lottery office, book-seller and sta­ tioner, 114 Baltimore jiu dwelling! 0 Harrison Clark, Hooper, grocer, corner of North and Lex­ ington. Clark, Nathaniel, laborer, Franklin, near North st W P darken, Bernard, clothier, Public Alley Claher, Agnes, widow, Dulany, F P Clm^gett Eli & Co, merchants, 272 Baltimore Claggett, Hezekiah, merchant, 24 N. Howard st. dwelling Paca, near Fayette st, W P Classon, John, porter cellar, 7 Bond st. F P Claudis, Peter, blacksmith, 52 Lexington st Claudis, Joseph, wherlvvrigt, High St. O T. Claugherty, John, labourer, S. Kutawst. W P Clapham, Jonas, merchant, N. Eutaw, near Balti more st Clapham, Richard, comb maker, J17 Sharp st CJap, Enoch, merchant, Bowley's wharf, dwellin 38 Sharp st Clayton, Richard, cordw. HI Camden Clackner, Frederick, mariner, 89 Fleet, F P Clackner, Joseph, sea captain, 55 Alisanna, F P Clackner, Adam, jr. bricklayer, K. George, O T Clackner, Adam, senr. do do Claridge, Catharine, grocer, 41 Wilke F P Claxton, Thomas W. tailor, 110 Green st. O T Clemm, John, merchant, 114 N. Howard Clampstead, Wm. mariner, Apple alley, F P Clendinen, Wm. II. physician, 14 Ann F P Clear, fthoda, widow, 9$ Alisanna, F P Clery, Madame, 8 Granby, O T Gierke, James H. cordw. George, F P Clefford, Joseph, 13 Light Cline, Catharine, grocer_ , cornecornerr Wolfe and Alii- sanna, r r Clingman, John, hatter, 6 Marketspace Clopper, Peter, sail-maker, 58 Albermarle, O T CJopper, Andrew, merchant, 7 Bowley's whf. dwl. N. Calvert, near city spring Cloney, James, grocer, 16 Lancaster F P Cloudsley, Thomas, weaver, 108 Pratt Coale, Edward J. bookseller, 176 Baltimore st Coale, Wm. H. tailor, S.Frederick near Baltimore st dwelling 72 Green st. O T Coales, Daniel, nail manufacturer, N. Frederick near Gay st Coates, Hannah, 52 Fayette st - • • Coates, Francis, grocer, Public ailed James, glove-maker, Lombard Q Coates, Daniel, nail-maker, N. Gay near Frede­ rick st Cobb, Lyman H. 53 Harrison st Cochran, W. & Comegys, 153 1-2 Baltimore st Cochran, James, at Mr. Warner's corner of Bal- more and S. Gay st * Cochran, William, cordwainer, Sharp near Lee st Cochran, William G. secretary to the Baltimore Insurance Company, S.'E. corner of Water and South sts hip-smith, 21 Philpotst. F P Coffin, Hugh, laborer, Hossst. W P Cohen, J. I. jr. lottery and exchange ( ffice Baltimore st Cole, Elizabeth, widow, 8 Highst. 0 T F2 58

Cole, Lelar, tinman, Forrest st. O T Cole, John,bookseller, dwel. 14 S. Calvert st Cole, Wm. merchant, 25 Second st. dwel. S. Gi near Second st Cole, Wm. tailor, Liberty st. O T Cole, George, chair-maker, 6 High st. O T Cole, Rebecca, widow, 38 Green st. O T Cole, Thomas, shipwright, Wolfe st. F P Cole, Thomas, merchant, 46 Pitt st. F P Cole, Frederick rigger, 23 Bond st. F P Cole, Samuel, auctioneer, dwel. Granby st. O T J laniel, mariner, 108, Wolfe Joseph, ship-joiner, Philpc Fanny, Sempstress, 13 Wilk John, sea captain 14 Q Coleman, Samuel, cord. Bond near Gough st. F P Joh J Collins, James, grocer, Liberty st. O T Collins, Arthur, carpenter, North near Green st. OT Mulberry near E James W nard st Collins, George, carpenter 59, N. Liberty st Collins, Mary, widow, Ruxton lane Collins, Benjamin, sail-maker, dwel. Little York st. OT Collins, Mrs: Ann, 54 Happy alley, F P Collins, Charles, mariner, Argyle alley, F P Collins, Richard, rigger, Pittst. extended, near T Charl CollegCySt. Mary's, Hookstown road, W College, Baltimore* Mulberry near Charles st. W P opposite the cathedral Cblvin, Samuel, 8 Bridge st. O T Colvin, Richard, Great York st. O T Col vin, John, Great York st. O T Commercial and Fanner's Bank, corner S. Howard and German sts Comegys, Falconer & Co. merchants, 190 Balti­ more st Comegys, Cornelius, merchant, dwel. 78 Pratt st Comegys, Wm. coach maker, 15 Commerce st Comegys, Jesse, baker, 78 Granby st. O T Cornm, Jacob, carpenter, 14 Primrose alley Comt, Mrs. B. 37 N. Charles st. Compton, John, clerk, Liberty st. O T Constable, Charles, lumber merch. corner of Lee and Goodman sts. and grocery storfe, 35 Market space Conway, Robert, cooper, corner Water st. and Smith's alley Conn, Daniel, carp. Aisquith st. O T Connely, Thomas, button mould manufac, corner Howard st and Bottle alley Conley, Mary, 60 Cumberland Row Connell, Daniel, teacher, 103 French st. O T Conyers, Peter S. baker, 27 S. Charles st N John OT Nancy, widow, 14 Union st. O C Mrs. Mar Connoly, Henry, ship carpenter, Happy alley, F P Conrod, John, chair maker, 43 N. Gay st. Cook, Elizabeth* widow, Lombard, near Sharp st 60

Cook, Fred'k. butcher, Montgomery, near Hano ver st Cook, George, cook, Public alley Cook, Wm. auctioneer, 8 Market space Cook, Walter, cabinet-maker, St. Patrick's row Cook, Wm. jr. merchant, dwelling, Franklin, near Charles, W P Cook, Henry, hackney coachman, Orange alley Cooke, Wm. corner Baltimore and Eutaw Cook, Rosanna, widow, Pearl, W P Cook, Samuel, grocer, corner of Paca and Fayette, dwelling, Mulberry, near Howard Cook, Elisha, carpenter, N. Eutaw, W. P. Cook, Archibald, labourer, Addison, O T Cook, Leaven, carpenter, 44 Green, O T Cook, Wm. sea captain, Dulany st. F P Cook, Robert, Little York st. O T Cook, Isaac, merchant, 59 Front st O T. Cook, John L. printer, Pitt st. O T Coon. Peter, mariner, Apple alley, F P Cooney, Patrick, cooper, 4 Fleet st F P Cooper, Thomas, grocer, 21 N. Eutaw st Cooper, Wells, merchant tailor, 2 N. Charles st dwelling Vulcan alley Cooper, Ann 13. miliner 125 1-2 Baltimore st. Cooper, Samuel, cordw. 86 Hanover st Cooper, E. & P. mantua makers, Gough st. F P Cooper, John, blacksmith, Bond st. F P Cooper, Robert, ship carpenter, 101, Aiisanna st F P Cooper, Catharine, widow, Gough st. F. P Cooper, Samuel B. carpenter, George, near Ann st. F. P. Cooper, Rebecca, widow, 9 W. Fleet st. F P Cooper, Calvin, grocer, 57 Bond st F P

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Cope, Herman, merchant, 76 Sharp st Coppuck, William, bricklayer, 22 Potter st. O T Cornthwait, Grace, grocer, 53 Market st. F P Cornthvvait, Wau cabinet maker, corner Bond and Fleet st. F P S P merchant, dwelling 41 F O T Cornthwait and Carey, merchants, 16 Bowley's whf Cornelius, Peter, mariner, Petticoat alley, F P ( 'melius, Nicho a.s, merchant tailor, rM South st Corner, James, sail maker, Mezick's whf dwelling Market st. F P Corregis, James, baker, 3 Conawago st Corry, Anthony, 16 Union st. G T Corish, Catharine, teacher, 6 Granby st. O T Cornpropts, Ignatius, drover, Forrest st. F 11 Cordery, James, ship cap. 7 Phi pot st. F P Cork, John do. Wi'ks st. F P I mr Coskery, Bernard, nail manufac. Mulberry, nea* Eutaw, W P Condin, Robert, Grocer, 107 French st. 0 T Coulsin, George, carp. 78 Albermarle st. O T Coulter, John, physician, corner K. George and Still house st. O T Coulter, Alexander, saddler, 116 Baltimore st Courts, Learson, saddler, Bottle alley, near Eu­ taw, W P Coursault, M. store of fashions, 106 Bait, st Coniran, Isidore, merchant, 10 do Courtney, Mary, widow, 27 Albermarle st. O T Gourtnay, Henry, secretary of the Union Insurance company, d veiling 30 S. Gay st. Covenhoven, Hannah, widow, Liberty st. O T 62

Coward, Thomas, sea captain, 12 W. . » FP Cox, James, jr. mer. 231 Baltimore st Cox, Luther T. mer. 233 1-2 do Cox, Joseph, hatter, 3 Water dwelling Cox, Peter, grocer, &4 Dugan's wharf. Mulberry 3 w Cox, George, grocer, dwel1. 80 High st. O T Cox, John, sea captain, Ann, near A isanna st. FP Job do. H i> Cox, Joseph, mariner, 90 N. Liberty st Coxen, George, Paca, near Franklin st. W P CYabbin, Wm. cordwainer, Short^iJey Craft, Jacob, merchant, dwe!. 1 Water st Cragg, Robert, tailor, 14 Fell's st, F P Crai , Henry, Duke st. O T Craig, James, grocer, Water near Light st Craig, John, grocer, corner of George and Ann sts. F P Crateaiey. John, sa< D Craig, Thomas, grocer, York st Crang e, Heury, brick maker, Button near Sharp sleeet We O 7 J 7 J ~ ~ -J Crane, Joseph, cordwainer, near the water-works* Crawfordw , Alice-Anna, widow, King George st. O T Crawford, Andrew, merchant, 13 Spear's wharf Crawford, Wm. B. merchant, 81 Baltimore st Craycroft, Sarah, widow, Holiday st 63

Cre* t. FI Creagb, John merchant, Bridge st O T Creery, J. C# teacher, 1 German iane, ^t; use S. Liberty st Crisener, Kobert, carter, Temple alley Crist, E lzabeth, widow, Eden st. F P Croker, Abraham, laborer, Plowman sf. O T g^ TV :_ ~ u P--1 *~t ^ Jacob G. grocer, Hookstown road, W P John, physician, New Church st. near P Cronmiier, Thomas, chocolate manufacturer, 71 Camden st Crook, Charles, grocer, 2i Cheapside, dwel. 64 Lombard st Crook, Daniel, butcher, Green near French st. O T Wal Joseph, F P Stephen Ne Crosdalej George, merchant, dwel. Hanover near Pratt st Crosdale & Gibson, merchants, 188 3-4 Baltimore st Cross, Andrew, lumber merchant, dwel. Wilke st. F P John, lumber merchant nelPs wharr Cross, Hannah, milliner, 107 Hight st. O T Cross, Jane, widow, 12 High st. O T Cross, John, bricklayer, Potter st. O T Cross, Robert, carpenter, Fish market space Cross, Win. S. carpenter, 42 High st. O T Crossgrove, Levi, bookbinder, dwel. Pearl st. W P Crouch, John, mariner, Bond near Gough st. F P 64

Crouch, Samuel, printer, Holliday st Crouch, VVm. carpenter, York near Forrest st Grouse, Ann, widow, 75, Pratt st Crouss, Laurence, accountant, back of 23 German street Crow, John, mariner, 58 Fleet st. F P Crow, Sarah, widow, Thames st. F P Crow, Thomas, chair-maker, High st. O T Cvowl, H. & C. lively stables, Commerce near Wa~ ter st Croxal, John, Conway st Cugle & Frost, in eepers, corner of Paca and Balti­ more sts W P Cully, Robert, ship-carpenter, 29 Wilke st. F P Cullodin, George, grocer, 17 Harrison st Culverwell, Richard, auctioneer, Swan st, dwel. Pratt near Paca st. VV P Culverwell, Stephen, teacher, 99 Saratoga st Cummings, Robert, bricklayer, 26 North st Cummings, Robert,cordwainer, Wolfe near Wilke st. F P Cunming, Hugh, laborer, Eutaw near Lee st. Cunningham, Daniel, carpenter, 57 Pitt st. O T Cunningham, Eleanor, widow, 60 S. Charles st Cunningham, George, teacher, Montgomery st, FH Cunningham, John, 14 Granby st Cunningham, John, drover, Barre st Cunningham, Wm. grocer, 59 Saratoga st Cunyngham, John, sea-captain, 32 Q,ueenst. F P Curlet, John, Holliday st Curlett, James, nail-cutter, Light st Curran, Michael, tailor, 53 S. Frederick st Curran, Marian, widow, Moore's alley, W P Curry, James,-carpenter, 20 S. Charles st Curson, Elizabeth, widow, 72 Sharp st

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Curtain, James, butcher, Pitt st. extended, near Hampstead hill Curtain, Thomas, butcher, Pitt stf extended, near Hampstead hill Curtain, Mary, widow, Lancaster near Market st# FP Curtis, James, sea-captain, corner of Wolfe and Lancaster sts* F P Cushing, Joseph, bookseller, 6 N. Howard st. dwel. Baltimore st. extended, near Green st W P Custom Roust, 45 Water st. Cutts, Robert, brass-founder, Pratt st* near the - stone bridge Daley, Jacob, chair-maker, I Baltimore st. dwel. 68 Front st. O T Daiigut, Elizabeth, widow, M'Clellan'salley Dall, Eleanor, widow, N. Eutaw, near Fayette st Daliam, Wm. merch. dwel. 98, Pittst. O T Dalrymple, John, 34 Albermarle st. do Daiy, James, cooper, lower end of Patterson si. Daiy, Wm. shoe-maker, IO German st Dameron, John, sea captain, corner of Lancaster and Ann sts. F P Dandrei, Peter, innkeeper, 36 Market st. F P Daniels, John, sea captain, 18 W. A isanna st F P Danneman, Conrad H. merchant, dwelling, 47 N. Gay st Danskin, Wm. sail-maker, 2 German Lane Danson, Aaron, laborer, Giifert's alley Dare, Ephraim, tailor, 3 Light st Dare, NathL brick mar-er, Barre, near Sharp st Daring, Woltero, widow, Morrow st. W P Dark, Michael, cordw. Montgomery st. F P Damey, Bartholomew, grocer, 27 Market st. FP Darrington, Wm. D. cordw. 36 Water st G • 66 H appy Dash copal) Church, Sharp, near German st M Dastuge Wat F. dwel. i4 Great York st O. T. Daugherty, John, grocer, 67^Bridge st. O T Daunis, Simon, Wolfe D N Charles st Davidson, Daniel, carp. Aisquith st. O T David James, cooper, 22 Pratt st I* Margaret, widow, 2 1.2 Baltimore st Davidson, Robert, turner, 14 Pitt st. O T Davidson Davis, Abraham, cordw. Apple alley Davis, Charles, book-binder, 9 Comet st. O T Davi ~)avid, tobacconist, Forest st. 0 T D Elizabeth, widow, Sempslres, 30 Wa kllev Davis, James, auctioneer, 14 M Davis. manager of the water works, 74 W Davis, John, sea captain, 10 Pnilpot st. F P •navis, John, 39 Bridge st. O T jjavis, John, labourer, 50 Fleet st. F P mvis, John G. saddler, 18 Pitt st. O T Joseph, merch. i39 Baltimore st D P pavisDavis,, Mrs. Mary, Eutaw st. W P ' Davis, Paris, cordw. '.5 Wilke st. F P Davis, Robert, sea captain, 5i St. Pat ick Davis, Samuel, fisherman, 30 N. Frederick st Davis, Thomas, sail maker, Strawberry alley, FP penter, Bottle ard st«

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Davis, Thomas, boat builder, 95 Bond st Davis, Wm. cordw, Ruxton lane Davis, , waterman, 44 Lancaster Davison, Elizabeth, school-mistress, near Lexington st Davison, Sail}-, widow, 68 N. Liberty st Davy, Henry, cabinet maker, 95 Fleet st. F P Davy, Hugh, sea captain, corner of Philpoi Wifcst. iV Davy, Wii st. F P Dawe timore st Dawes, James, cordw. Strawberry alley, F P Dawes, James G. merchant, 190 3-4 Baltimore st M Merchts Bank, T6 Conway st Joseph, ship carpenter, 9 W. Fleet F. P. Dawson, Aisquith st O, Dawson, Richard, mariner, Wh Dawson, Thomas, ship carpenter, Forrest, near Hill st Day, Cornelius, plaisterer, Chamberlain alley Day, James, blacksmith, 29 Ann st. F P Day, Sarah, widow, 1 Pitt st. F P Deagan, Mary, widow, 24 Chatham st j Deal, Hannah, innkeeper, 6 Market st. F P Deal, Henry, storekeeper, Eutaw st. near Br alley Deal, Jacob, butcher, S Pearl st. W P Deal, Michael, bookbinder, back of 4* ard st. JtthSki Dean, Miss Ann, Scmpslr&MX'ft* F P Dear, Isaac, cordw. *"'

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De Debouch, Adeline, widow, Jones' st O T De H Deity, John, fisherman, 3i Frontst. O T D N J De Geoi, Bartholomew, carpenter, 29 Harrison st Degges, Beverly, sea capt. n W. AlisaVna st F P De Grand Pre, le Chevalier, Paca, near Sarato /a W Dehuff, Abraham, coppersmith, 59 Green st. O T Delacour, J. and D. nier. Hook'stown road, W P Delahay, Henry, cordw. Caroline st. F P Delany, John, tailor, 9 Fell's st. F P N All Delinolie, Charles, 48 Wagon alley Dells, Sarah, shop keeper, 29 German st. Delmas, Elizabeth, widow, Duke st. O T Deloste, Francis, clock and watch maker, 2 1-2 Baltimore st Deloughery, John, grocer. 24 Pitt st. 0 T Del Vecchio,Peter, carver and gilder, :i S. Calvert street De Mangin, Charles, cabinet maker, 103 N. How­ ard st Dempsey, jJohn, carpenter, 58 Lexington st psey, John, laborer, North, near Bridge st. O Dempsey, John, hackney coachman, 53Fleet st i p Dempsey,| Wilke and F ah* widow, 41 H 7 F P nfectioner, 32*f$altimore st

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Dsnmead, Adam, measurer of buildings, office 22 Second st.dwel. 43 Green st. O T Dennis, James, clerk, 87 Wagon alley Dennison, Richard, fisherman, 51 Gough sf F F Dennv, John, ship carpenter, 82 Wilke_st. b r Denny, John, grocer, county wharf, 1« r Denny, Wm. ship.joiner, Wolfe st IP Denny, Joseph, ship carpenter 80 Wilke *U F P Denors, Augustine, weaver,. Franklin, near fcu taw st. W P Denson, John, waterman, 124 Bond st. F P M T 33 Dernuth, Peter, cordwainer, German, near ILU- taw st. W P law si. >v i . _ — •)eshonDescandra| , Andrew, ship carp. 1 Great York st. OT TJV i ^ ni..:„.n«k„K» morrhnnt. S. Gav. near Wa- xander, ship, carpenter, Queen m Despaux, John, ^ do.. do«»•. De pa«*> Joseph, do. Phipotst.FP 8 N. Eutaw and

Franklin sts. W P , t nrp De Valcour, Anthony, collector French st. O T. Deven, Wm. weaver, MSilas, portrait painter, Vulcan alley De Willot, le generaly Paca, near Saratoga st W P Dickehut, George, confectioner. 127 Baltimore st Dickerson, Catherine, widow, 6 Will's st. F P Dickerson, Elisha, shoe-maker, Whiskey alley, near Eutaw st Dickinson, Edward, ship carpenter, 26 Ann street F.P. Didier, Henry, jr. merchant, comer Hanover and Conway sts^ Dieter, John, sea capt. 26 Queen st. F P Dietz, Gottlieb, cordw. East st. 0 T Diffenderffer, Charles, merch. 5 Baltimore st. dwelt 3 Market space Diffenderffer, Daniel, 34 Great York st. 0 T Diffenderffer, John, merch. corner Pratt st. and M'Elderry's wharf, dwelling 14 Great York st Diffenderffer, Michael D. physician, 3 Market Space. Diffenderffer, Peter, hardware merchant, 28 Balti­ more st Diffenderffer, Richard, shoe-store, 12 Bridge st. OT Diffendorff, John, stonecutter, 26 N. Frederick st Digges, Ignatius, cordwainer, 66, Front st. o T Diggins, Ann, widow, Union near French st. o T Digman, Constantine, merchant, 4 Front st. o T Dillaway, Thomas C. carpenter, corner of Wilke and Market st. F P Dillehunt, John, currier, 39 S. Calvert st. dwel. N. Calvert near P easant st. Dilley, Jarrett, blacksmith, Lee near Forrest st Dill on, James; cord vainer, 153 Baltimore st Dinsraore, widow of Henry dwell. Liberty near Lexington st.

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Dinsmore & Kyle, grocers, 82 Pratt s\ t Dinsmore, Patrick, merchant, 110 N. Howard st Diragin, John, Fleet st. F P Disney, Benjamin, painter, Vulcan alley Disney, James, painter, 82 Sharp st Disney, Win, painter, 10 Front st. o T Disney, Wm. carpenter, Brandy alley Dixon, John, rigger, Apple a ley, v P Dixon, John, rigger, Star al'ey, F P Dixon, John, tailor, Public alley ^ Dixon, Robert, manner, lOi Bond st. E P Dixon, Win. tallow chandler, King George st. o T Dobbin, Archibald, custom-house officer, i5 Ann st. v P Dobbin, Catharine, widow of Geoi e, 2 Harrison street Dobbin, Esther, widow, 2 Vulcan al'ey Dobbin, G. & Murphy, printers, 4- Harrison st Dobbin, Robert, boot-maker, 6-t N. Gay st Dobbins, Betsey, mantua-maker, P. Liberty near Lombard st Dob er, Jacob, tailor, GI Wilke st. F P Dob er, John M. cordial distiller, Forrest st. o T Dodd, John, tailor, 54 Bridge st. o T Doddrel, James C. currier, 68 Cumberland row dwel. 38 Front st. o T P St. VV P Doerbaecher, Adam, baker, Montgomery st. v * Dohm, John, carpenter, 16 S. Howard st ^^ Dona dson, James L. attorney at law, office North Calvert st near the City Springs, dwel Conawago st fi Donaldson, John, umber merchant, Lightst dwel. 16 Conawago st

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/ Donaldson, Joseph, merchant, dwel. 62 Lexington street Donavan, Richard, innkeeper, New Market, w P D'Oties, John, King Geoge st O T. Sonne! , John, merchant, corner of S. Gay and Water si. dwel. Water near South st Donnelly, Daniel, teacher, 3i Market st, F £> Donnison, Priscilla, widow, 18 Conawago st Donnoi 3', Hugh, watchman, 60 Apple al ey Donnelly, James, carter, 5& Green st. o T Donnoi y, Margaret, widow, 66 Lexington st Donoho, John, carter, 70 Caro ine st. r P Donoho,'Margaret, widow, corner of Wilke and Ann st. F P Donohoo, Patrick, cordwainer, Saratoga near Charles st Donovan, Va en tine, coach-maker, 38 North st O T Donsee, Leopold, boot and shoe-maker, 225 Balti­ more st Doolen, Rhody, grocer, 33 North st Dorgan, Andrew, mariner, 5 Queen st. F T Dorman, Win. hatter, 64 Ann st F P Dorney, Bartholomew, grocer, county wharf, F P Dornin, Bernard, booksel er, 8^ N. Howard st Dorry, Henry, druggist, 5 Mar et St. FP Dorsey, Al en, merchant, Smith's wharf, dweJ. KJ Pratt sr. Dorsey, Edward, dwel. N. Charles near Mulberry St. WP Dorsey, E izabeth, widow, S: Green near Balti­ more St. WP Dorsey, Joshua, merchant, 10 Spear's wharf Dorsey, Owen, justice of the peace and one of the judges of the Orphan's court, 15 North Calvert st, dwel. Green near Franklin st, w P C 73 | V Borsey, Sarah, 52 Green st. O T Dorscy, Vachd, inspector of tobacco, Camden near Sharp st Dorsey, Waiter, attorney at law, corner of New Church st. and St. Paul's Jane Dosb, John M. grocer, 41 S. Calvert st Dougherty, Barney, pedlar Gough st. F P Dougherty, John, justice of the peace, King Tam­ many st. w P. dwel, New Church near Charles st Doughertjv John, constable, Forrest st. o T Dougherty, Nea ', innkeeper, Franklin near Green st. w p Dougherty, Patrick, laborer, 80 Harrison st Dougherty, Theophilus F. justice of the peace and secretary of the Baltimore*Fire Insurance com­ pany, 12 South st Dowd, George, weaver, Morrow: near Ross st. wp Dowdle, George, merchant, corner of Lexingtou and Eutaw sts Dowling, VVm. grocer, 71 Wilke St. F P Downs, Solomon, hackney-coachman, WVcome al­ ley near Conway st Downy, Wm. hackney-coachman, 78 Conway st Dowson, Joseph, sea captain, King George st. o T Doxey, Joseph, boarding-house, 2 Philpot st. F P Doyle, Man-, widow, Apple alley F P- Doyle, Patrice, grocer, 97, Bo.,d st. F P Doyle, Pa rick, mariner, Lancaster st. F P Drawbaugh, Valentine, cooper, S. Frederick, next to a vacant lot corner of Water st Drew, Nehemiah, sea captain, Straight lane, o T Driscol, Cornelius, sea-captain Holiiday st Driscol, Elizabeth, school-mistress, 65 Ann st. F P Dntt, Jacob, merchant, dwel. 52 Fayette st. Drummond, Wm* ship-carp. 2 E. Alisannast F P Dry den, James, cordwainer, 173 Baltimore st. « 74

H near Lexington st Dubernat, John A. merchant, 3 Dutch alley Dubois, M A. cabinet-maker, 51 Water st Ducas, Mary, widow, Argyle alley Ducatel, Edme, chemist and druggist^ 26 Baki- more st. Dutchemin, Francis* 72 Camden St Duer, John, cashier of the Farmers' anc Me , Ban :, 251 Baltimore st Dugan, Cumberland, S. Gay, corner of Second st Dugan, Eliza, widow, corner of Lexington and Eu- taw sts. W P Dugan, George, constable, King George st^ o T Dugan, Mary, Sempstress, Larew's alley Duke, Basil, brick-ma! er 105 Hanover st. F H Duhurst, Greenbury, hackney-coachman, 33 N» Gay st Dukehart, Elizabeth, widow, back of 13 Balti­ more st Joh square Du chart, Valerius, grocer, 101 1-2 Baltimore st Dukemau, Peter, tanner, Park lane, WP Dulany, Peter, weaver, 27 Waggon alley Duluc, Andrew, naval coffee-house, 5 S. Gay st. M u Me« street M C H W side. Duncan. John, painter, 39 Fell st. FP Duncan, John, painter, 67 Fleet st. F Duncan. Mar v. widow. fi4 Fleet st. F

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Duncan, Perry, sea captain, 13 Alisanna st. F p Dungan, V\ m. cordwainer, 11 Jones st. o T Dunham, Jacob, ship carpenter, Star alley, F P Duni;el, GeorgeA. physician, corner of N Liberty and King Tammany sts Dunn, Darius, boarding-house, 65 Alisanna st P F Dunn, Jame^, nail manufacturer, Harrison near Gay st Dunn, John, tailor, N. Frederick near Gay st. F P Dunn, Wm. tailor, 243 Baltimore st Du n, Wm. mariner, corner of Gough and Fell st. FP Dunning, James, carpenter, Jones st. o T Dunsford, Wm. ship-carpenter, Kxeter st. o T Dunsmore, John, blacksmith, Still-house st. o T Duon, Henri, gold and silver lace manufacturer, Pratt st. between Frederick st. dock and Market space. Duplante, Bertrand D. teacher, Gough st. p r Dupy, Ann, widow, 67 Camden St. Durding, John T- plough maker, 7 Comet st. o T Durgan, James, mariner, Strawberry alley, FP Durham,John, millinery, 203 1-2 Baltimore st Durham, Lloyd, grocer, corner of S. Eutaw and Camden sts Durham, Valentine, carpenter, Franklin near Pearl st. w p Durick, Andrew, butcher, Pearl st. w P Durst, John I. wadding manufacturer, Hanover near Lee st Dut>hane, John, carpenter, Hanover near Lee st Dutro, Elizabeth, widow, Strawberry alley Duvall, Lewis (of Thomas,) merchant, 251, Balti­ more st d WM [ 76 j

Duvall, Wm, & M. M. grocers, corner of Balti­ more and Harrison sts Duvaw, Marine, Saratoga near Charles st Dye,Wm, sea-captain, 64, Market st. FP Dyer, Jane, widow, 32 S. Charles st Dver,Wm. B. carpenter, corner of Washington and Fountain sts. F p Dykes, Wm. accountant, 4 German lane Dyne, Rosa, widow, 23 S. Charles st. * Dysard. Ruth, widow, 91, N. Gay st. E Eagon, Richard, carpenter, Fleet near Washing ton st. F P Ealer, Peter, druggist, 11 Market st. F P Earnest, George, cordwainer, Front st. dwelling 19 German st. Easley, Frances, mantua maker, 15 Thames st. p F Easton, Ruth, school-mistress, corner of Pitt and HisAi sts. o T Eaton & Cope, merchants, 240 Baltimore st. Eaverson, Joseph, coach maker, Charles near Chat­ ham st. dwell. 25 Conewago st. Eaverson, Margaret, widow, S. Paca st. wp Eberhart, Conrad, taylor, N. Eutawst. WP Eckard, John, butcher, N. Eutawnear Saratoga st. Eckell, Philip G. one of the city gaugers, 114 Green st. o T. Eddy, Rufus, shoe store, 43 Baltimore st. Eddy, Ebenezer, cord. Mulberry near Pacast WP Edgar, Adam, carpenter, York near Forrest st. Edgar, David, merchant, 118, dwel. 122 N. How­ ard sf. w P Edgar, Thomas, physician, 65 Bond st F P Edgerton, Charles C. Aisquith st. o T Edmondson, Joseph, carter, Eutaw st. wp Edmondson, Thomas, merchant, 192 Baltimore st.

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Edmondson, T. & I. merchants, 192 Baltimore st -Edwards, William, carpenter, King George st. oT Edwards, Abraham, cordwainer, Green st. o T Edwards, Cadwallader, accountant, North near Union st. OT Edwards, Jonathan, merchant, 239 1-2 Baltimore st Egan, Anthony, master of the riding school, King George st. dwel. Potter st. o T th St. PP Egleston, Elizabeth, widow, Eden St. P P Egleston, John, carpenter, Wolfe near Wilkest. I V Egleston, Walter, cordwainer, Cyder alley near S. Howard st Eichelberger & Clemm, merchants, corner ofBal- H Eichelberger, GeorfJ Water dwel. Camden near bharp st. Eichelberger, Martin, weigh-master, dwel. 24 Ha­ nover st _ Eichelberger, Martin, tanner, corner of Pearl and Saratoga sts. w p Eichelberger, Peter, tobacconist, N. Eutaw near Lexington st Eitchelberger, John, grocer, Morrow st. w P Eisei, John, drayman, 45 Pitt st o T Eisenhut, John D. coppersmith, 39 South st Elbert, Ann, mBliner, 54 Market st. v p Elbert, Lodman, physician, 58 arket st Fp Elder, Basil, mer. dwel. Fayette n Eutaw st. W P Elder, John, grecer, 41 Lexington st Elder & Taylor, wholesale grocers, 272 Bait. street Elgerd, Hartman, stage owner, 18 S. Howard st Eli, Gretiree, blacksmith, 144 Green st. o T H i L 78 3

Eli, John, baker, 2 Primrose alley- Ellen, Caleb, sea-captain, 24 Queen st. F p Ellery, Eppes, spectacle manufacturer and lapida­ ry, 3 South st. dwel, Great York st o T Ellicott, Andrew, merchant, head of Hollings* worth's dock, dwel. 63 Pratt st Ellicott, B. & I. mer. Ellicott's wharf Ellicott, Elias, flour merchant, Ellicott's wharf, dwel. 30 Sharp st Ellicott, Jonathan & John, mer. Ellicott's whf. Ellicott, Thomas, merchant, 36 Sharp st Elmore, James, butcher, Eden-st. F P Elliot, (Jeorge, butcher, Aisquith st. o T Elliot, Henry, ship-carpenter, Salisbury «t. o T ElUot, John, carpenter, M'Elderry's st. OT Elliot, John, plaisterer, Straight lane, o T Elliot, Isabella, widow, 21 Conawago st Elliot, Mary-Ann, widow, Aisquith st. o T Elliot, Nicholas, butcher, King George near Har ford sf. o T Elliot, Robert, paper-hanging store, corner of Li berty and Lexington sts Ellis, Charles, laborer, 41 Fleet st. F P Ellis?Eunice, widow, 5 Comet st. OT Ellis, George, sea-captain, 24 Fleet st. F P Ellis, Thomas, grocer, corner of Granby and Prince sts. oT Elms, Samuel, rope-maker, Happy ally, ? P Elvins, Mrs. Elizabeth, Wolfe st. F P Emerson, Arthur, collector, &c. 6 Harrison st. Emerson, James, coach-maker, 4 Pearl st. (mea­ dow) Emory, T. L. attorney at law, New Church sto near St. Paul's lane England, James, watch-maker, 24 Bond st. F P

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9 J OT Martha, widow, 30 Q, Entz &Kirchhoff, grocers, 85 M'Elderry's wharf Erbp, John, carpenter, Cowpen alley Bait Merchants fee-house, 36 South st Esender, John, superintendant of sweeps, 29 Cona- wago st smenard, Job Espy, gh sts. 0 T Estave, Mary, widow, 103 Wolfe st F P Etscbberger, John, cabinet and chair maker, 49 South st Etsciiuerger, John, t A Etscbberger, Wm. senr. 12 Thames st. F P Etscbberger, Wm. jr. boat builder, Queen st. F P I x Etscbberger, Wolfgang, corner of Bridge and f East sts. OT -. fitting, Solomon, mer. 278 Baltimore st Evans, Charles, mer. 27 German st store 166 1-2 Baltimore st Evans, Daniel, bricklayer, Eden st. F P I Evans, Daniel, laborer, 92 Happy alley, F P Evans, Daniel, laborer, 18 Fleet st. F P Evans, Elizabeth, widow, Conway, near Sharp st Evans, George, cabinet maker, Comet st O T Evans, George, cordw. 50 Light st Evans, Griffith, cooper, 62 Tfratt st dw elling Water st

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.vans & Gwynn, mer. Light st. wharf Evans, Henry, bricklayer, Eden st. F P Evans, Jeremiah, comb maker, Aisquith st. O T Evans, John, baker, J High st O T Evans, Joseph, cordw. Friendship st. 0 T Evans, Joshua* grocer, 61 S. Charles st « Evans, Letitia, widow, Lombardy near Hanover sfc Evans, Lewis E. mercb. 96 Pratt st Evans, Nancy, widow, Dulany st. F P Evans, Rachel, widow, S. Eutaw, near Lombarc st. W P Evans, Thomas, grocer, 56 Fleet st. F P Evans, Thomas, carp. Hanover, near Lee st Evans, Wm. deputy sheriff, 17 Fleet st F P Evans, Wm. mer. dwel. 84 Pratt st Evatt, Edward, white-smith, 36 Light st Everett, Thomas, umhrella maker, 224 Bait, st Everson, Nicholas, grocer, 18 M'Elderry's whart Evervvine, William, baker, Franklin, near Eutaw st W. P, Ewaldt, John H. grocer, Franklin, near Green st. WP Ewing, Ann, seamstress, 24 S. Howard st F Faber, Mrs. Sarah, Larew's alley JFahnestock, B. & B. march. 17 N. Howard st. Fahuestock, Derick, merch. 19 do F ihnestock, Henry, merch. 29 do Fans, Caspar, baker, Second,, cor S. Frederick st Fairal , Stephen, carp. Morrow, near Ross st W P Fairbairn, Thomas H. cor. Green & Mulberry sts Faces, Ann, widow, Chamberlain's alley X'alconer, Perry, merch. dwel. N. Eutaw, near Sa­ ratoga st Fales, Benjamin,4checsemonger, Little York st; O T

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Falmouth, Martin, laborer, Happy alley Farmers' and Mechanics1 Bank, 252 Baltimore st Farquharson, Charles, printers' joiner, N. Freder­ ick, near N. Gay st Farrall, Jeffery, sea capt. 110 Wolfe st F P Farrel, James, 68 'ond st. F. P Farrier, Anthony, tailor, 9 George st. FP Farrier, John, drayman, 17 Wilke st. FP Fasbender, Peter, inn-keeper, S. Eutaw, near Lee st. W P Faucet, Rowland, carter, 29 French st. O T Faulcannar, Sarah, widow, Sharp, near Conway st Faulkner, Abraham, cordw. il Green st. O T Faulkner, P. merch. dwel. Conway, between Sharp and Hanover sts. Fauz, Theobald, bootmaker, 63 S. Liberty st Fave, Joseph, looking glass manut 51 N. Gay st Fayard, Peter, matrass-maker, 51 St Patrick's row Fearson, Jesse, Green, near Low st. 0 T Federal Gazette Ojjic^St. Paul's lane Federolf, Frederick, baker, 35 S. Liberty st Feinour, Win, plumber, 5 Bond st. F P Fenby, Peter, cooper, 54 Put st F P Fenby, Saml. shoe •& t ru il*. factory, 229 Baltimore st, dwelling i Noah st Fenby, Samuel, shoe-store, 7 N. Liberty st Fendall, Edward, surgeon-dentist, N. Gay, near East st. Fenn, Abijah, Paca, near Lexington st W P Ftinnell, Caleb, grocer, 4T Green st. O T Feuner, Sally, widow, .35 Ann st. F P Jenton, John,waterman, >Vilke,near Wolfe stFP Fenton, Thomas, bell-hanger, 45 Harrison st FenwicS rev* Enoch, rector of St. Peters-\Cfttho* lie) ^hurch, Saratoga near Charles st. Ii % 62

Ferby, Margaret, widow, 18 Market st. F F Ferguson, Benjamin, mer. 101 Bowley's whf J J mer. 61 Pratt st Ferguson, John, [5 Forest st Ferguson, John, 2 S. Liberty st Ferguson, Robert & John, 76 Bowley's whf Ferguson, Wm. stevadore, 54 Philpot st F P S'ernandis, Anthony, mariner, Argyle alley F P 'ernandis, Samuel, merch. 113 Baltimore st Fernandas, Walter, merch. 121) do 3Ferre1, Eliza, Sempstress, Eutaw, near Franklin st J^erron, Elizabeth, innkeeper, Swan st ^ess, Joseph, carp. 70 Wagon alley Fields, James, wheelwright, 3 Green st. O T Fields, John, pilot, Starr al'ey FP Fifer, John, 107 Green st. O T Fimister, Alexander, shoe-store, 17 Baltimore st Finigan, James, ship carp. 54 Ann st. F P Finlay, John, fancy-furniture warehouse, 32 dwel 34 N. Gay st Finley, Ebenezer, mer. dwel. Fayette, n Paca sts Finey, E. & Son, mer. corner Paca & Fayette sts Finley, James, grocer, 64 Pratt st Finley, James, grocer, Rossst. W P Finly, Thomas, merch. dwel. Green, near Lexing­ ton st. W P & Finiy & Van Lear, mer. 270 Baltimore st Finn, Wm. City Baths, corner of HoJlidav and Bath sts Finnacon, Benj. hackney coachman, Sharp, near Lombard st. \ * Fisher, Abraham, laborer, Fisher, Henry M. looking- South st, dwel. 35 Green OT 83

Wolfe 5 N Fisher, John, currier, 3 Cheapside, dwel. 8 N. Li­ berty st Fisher, Joseph, 63 French st. O T Fisher, Mary, widow, 64 Front st. O T Fisher, Simon, carter, Union, near North st. O T Fisher, Robert, lumber mer. Spear's whf. dwel. 46 Jones st- O T Fissour, John M. merch. 8 Light st Fitch, Daniel, sea capt. 74 E. Alisannast. F P Fitch, Gideon, grocer, 67 Bridge st. O T Fitch, Win. H. 11 Union stO T F st. dwel. 8 German st Fite, Nancy, widow, 217 Baltimore st Fitze, John, cooper, 16 Philpot st. F P > Fitzgerald, Edwd. ship chandler, 15 George st t I FitzhuJi, George, accountant, Aisquithst. O 1 j Filzhugh, John1, Aisquith st. do Fitz^atrick, Joho, 20 Saratoga st Fiyea, John, grocer, Light st Flannigan, Wru. ship carp. 55 St. Patrick s row Flashai, Anth. grocer, Frank in, near North W P Flax, Margaret, widow, 8 Queen st. F P Fleetwood, Wm. sea capt. com. King George and Albemarle sts. Fleming, Fredk. locksmith, Sharp, nr. Lombard st Fletcher, James, grocer, 69 Albemarle st. O T Fletcher, Joseph, weaver, Pearl st. (m Le N Floyd, Charles, grocer, 126 N. Howard st. W P Floyd, Ellen, mantua maker, 32 Chatham st F"ocke Frederick, brewer, Camden, nr. Hauover st Caro Folaek, John, Aisqui

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f Foley, Timothy, cabinet maker, Salisbury st. O T Foltz, Margaret, 97 Pratt st Foltz, Win & Jacob, sugar refiners, corner Bottle alley and Eutaw st Fonerden, Adam, dry good and fancy store, 54 Baltimore st Forbes, James, sea capt. 13 i-2 Ann st. F P Forbes, Peter R. do 56 Pitt do Ford, George, mariner, 181 Bond st. F P Ford, Joseph T. wheelwright, Queen st O T Ford, Nicholas, carpenter, Wagon alley Ford, Stephen H. merchant Light st. wharf, dwel. Mulberry st near the College, W P Foreman, Elizabeth, grocer, 98 Dugan's wharf Foreman, Leonard, Brandy*al ey near Howard st Foreman, Mary, widow, Chape alley, W P Forman, Charles, blacksmith. President st. 0 T Forman, Christian, butcher, Favette st. near Eutaw st. V\ P Forman, David, carpenter, 61 N. Eutaw st Forman, Francis, merchant, S. Eutaw st. between German and Lombard sts Forman, Jane, widow, corner of Para and Mulber­ ry sts. W P Forman, Valentine, laborer, Nev lane, W P Forney, John, grocer, Barre st Fornev, Peter, 23 German st Fornshil , John, gunsmith, 39 Union st. O T Forresdal!, Stafford, n Green st. O T Forrester, Ralph E. cabinet-maker, 3} Water st Forrister, John, joiner, Lee between Sharp and Hanover sts Forster, Frai>cis, hatter, 14 $T. Gay st Forsyth, Alexander, Hookstown road WP Fortill, Nancy, widow, $9 Wagon alley Fortt, Joshuat carp* Fayette near Pearl st, W P

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Fos)er, George, tailor, 17 Camden st Foss, George & Daniel, sugar refiners, Eutaw near Saratoga st Foss, George, jr. sugar refiner, 66 Saratoga st Foss, Jacob, blacksmith, corner of Saratoga and Eutaw sts. dwel. Franklin near Paca st Foss, John, paver, Franklin near North st W. P Fossct, John, cordw. corner of Wilkesr. and Petti­ coat alley, F P Fouse, B. widow, 23 Water st Fouse, Henry, innkeeper, Dutch alley, corner N* Liberty st Fousbenner, Daniel, blacksmith, dwel. 82 Leest Fowble, Daniel, grocer, corner of Wilke and Caro­ line sts. F P Fowble, John, baker, Caroline st. F P Fowble,.Peter,carp. Whiskey alley, n Paca st. WP Fowble, Wm. grocer, 5 S. Eutaw st Fowler, Benjamin, Dulany st F P Fowler, Elizabeth, widow, Eden st. F. P Fowler, John, mariner, Fleet near Caroline st. F P Fowler, Wm. innkeeper, Lexington near Paca st Fox, Elizabeth, widow, 6 N. Liberty st Toy, James, brush manufac. and paint store, 11 Cheapside Foy, Peter, carpenter, 35 Fleet st. F P Frailey>Leonard,oneof the city gaugers,98 Pratt st France, Joseph, merchant, 175 t-2 Baltimore st Francis, Benjamin, hardware and grocery store> 10 Pratt st Francis, Epbraiin, carpenter 99 Saratoga st

\ Francis, Jane P. widow, 56 Bond &U F P Francis, Joseph, stohe-cuttei, 60 Front st. O T Franciscus, George, jeweller and silversmith, 30 Baltimore st

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Franciscus, John, sugar refiner, dvveh 31 Alber- marie st Franklin, Samuel, sea-captain, 13 Pitt st. F P Frazier, James, sea-captain, 63 Market st. F P Frazier, Jeremiah, ship-joiner, 53 Fleet st. F P Frazier, Levin, brass-founder, 3 Lancaster st. F P Frazier, Mary, widow, G. York n Harford st. O T Frazier, Mary, widow, 24 Happy alley F P Frazier, Richard, 89 Green st. O T Frazzer, Mrs. Ehzabetu^Stravrbarry alley F P Freburger, Henry, boarding house, 9 Water st Freburger,John, baker, corn, of Forrest and Hillsts Fredrick, David, blacksmith, 65 S. Charles st Fredrick & Snyder,blacksmiths, 84 S. Charles st Freeman, Catharine, milliner, Du'any st. O T Freeman, Ezekiel, 2 Lexington st Freeman, Win. H. engraver, 15 Chatham st Freeman, Wm. cabinet maker, 10 Alisanna st. F P I*relet, Joseph, cordial distiller, n Second st French, Ebenezer, printer, 46 Harrison st French, Mary, widow, Eden st. F P French, Matthew, silver-plater, 53 N. Gay st French, Simon, pilot, Queen st. F P French, W m. merchant, 175 Baltimore, dwel. 13 S. Calvert st N. Fred •trick, Peter, 10 N. Gay st Friek, Wm. attorney at law, Washington square Fridge & Morriss, 128 Baltimore st Friese, Philip R. I. glass manufac. HO Baltimore st. H Fry, Elizabeth, widow, 5 Alisanna st. F P Fry, James, accountant, Wolfe st. F P Church Stephen, 83 Bond st, F 87

Fuller, Brown & Alley, wholesale and retail shoe- store, 171 Baltimore st Fullerton, Thomas, grocer, 45 N. Howard st Fulton, David, merchant, dwel. corner of Eutaw and Saratoga sts Fulton, James, merchant, 1 Sharp st. dwel. Paca near Lexington st. W P Fulton, John, weaver, 38 1-2 Pratt st Fulton & Stare ., merchants, 73 N. Howard st Fulton, Wm. c0rdw. Union near French st. O T Funk, Benedict, carp. fsem.J New lane, W P Funston, Andrew, merchant', 4 Ma ket space Funston, Robot, g oce , Light st.dwel. CO Pratt st Furlong, Wm. sea captain, 19, Atuanna st * P Fuss, John, baker, 52 Charles st Fusselbaugh, Baba;a, widow, Eastst. O 1 G Gable, Elizabeth, widow, S. end of Sharp st Grade, Catha;ine, lace and f inge maker, 37 Harn- SOn St UT . Gaddis, John, carte", Fonest near Montgomery st. F 11 more and Hanover stsa Gaiand, John B. merchant tailor, 3 S. Gay st Gaiatin, Daniel, sea-captain, Pitt st. near Hartoid run>OT ,i r,t> Galbraith, Ann, widow, Happy alley, t P Galahev, Hugh, laborer, Aisquithst. O 1 Ga;ioway, Wm K. carpenter, 92 Sharp st Galloway, James, grocer, Liberty st. O 1 Galloway, Catharine, widow, Caroline st. * A Galloway, Thomas,painter, George n. Ann st. r I Gall,gher, Leslie & Co. bacon store, 22 Market space ^ „, ;Galand, Edward, French near Green st. U A C 88 1

Ga'ash, Samuel, Petticoat alley, F P Galvm, Roderick, stone mason, Whiskey alley, n Pacast. W P Gait. Peter, justice of thfe peace, 19 Fell's st. F P Gamble, John, carp. Salisbury at. O T Gamble, Thos .currier, S. Eutaw, near Pratt st WP Gambol, Thomas, Sugar alley, -F H Gatybrall, John, hairdresser, 17 Water st. dwel. 5 Lexington st Gannett, I> ary, grocer, cor. Camden & Howard sts Gantz, Adam, Fayette, near Pearl st. W P Ganteaumc, J imes, grocer, n George st F P Ganng, E izabeth, widow, Barre st Garish, Jabez C mer. Bridge st. O T Garish, Francis B, ebonist, 82 High st. OT Gardner, Mrs. seamst ess, Cider alley Ga>due», ^Samuel, sea capt. 43 Pitt st. O T Gardner, h ancis, sea capt. 49 AUsanna st. F P Gadner, James, 115 N. Howard st Gardner, Matthew, coidw. Mechanics' alley Gardner, John, b iciclaye , Wolfe st. O T Gardner, Martha W. Young Ladies' Academy, 49 Alisanna st. F P Ga; dne , George, ship carp. Philpot st. F P Gardner, Sophia, widow, 22 Queen st* do Gardner, Timothy, sea capt. 12 do do Gardiner, Pete , chair maker, 1 Bankst Gardiner, Eph aim, cooper, 58, dvvel. VI South st Gardiner, Jabez C. nie . Bridge st. O T Ganett, John, caip. i4 LoQibaid st Ganett, Jesse, dealer in iurs and domestic goods, 63, N. Gay st Ganett, John, grocer, Bait, near Green st. W P Gavet, John, sea capt. Wolfe st. F P Garrison, Richard, teacher, Wolfe st. F P Gatch, Philip, grocer, cor* North & Union sts O T 89

Gatchell, Samuel H. justice of the peace, Shaks- peare st. dwel. 25 W. Alisanna st. F P Gebhardt, John F, baker, 5 Fayette st. Geddis, Win. ship carp. Montgomery st. F H Geizer, John, grocer, 58 S. Charles st GeissendoerfFer, Jacob, physician, 73 Saratoga st Gelback, Christian, grocer, 74 Bridge st. O T George, Archibald, mer. 109 N Howard, dwel. M Wm Wilke CI ' N. Howard Wm W Gettig, Jacob, mer. 44 Bridge st. O T Ghequire, Charles, broker, 28 Water st nawago, n Charles st .der, Wolfe st. F P e, i *earl st. n Park Ian Wm M'Elderry'sst. O Mary Gibbs, George, laborer, Gilfert's alley Gibbs, John, cooper, Dutch alley Gibbs, Richard, mariner, 33 Thames st. F P Gibney, John F. mer. 25 Great York st. 0 T Gibson, James, sea capt. 48 Ann st. F P Gibson, John, 18 S. Calvert st Gibson, John, mer. dwel. 66 N. Charles st Gibson, Joshua, bricklayer, 4 Front st. O T Gibson, Wm. physician and surgeon, N. Liberty, n K. Tammany st Gifford, Alex. Pitt st. ext. OT« Hampstead hill Gilbert, Thomas, mariner, Happy alley F P Gilberthorp, Wm. grocer, 25 Gough st. F P Gildy, Felix, bricklayer, Paca, n Franklin st. W P Giles, Leonard, sail maker, Smith st, F P I L 90 |

Gill, John, notary public, 49, dwel. 42 Water st Gill, John, accountant, 63 Green st. O T Gill, John P. carp. Addison st. O T Gill, Rebecca, widow, Dulany st. O T Gill, Solomon, blacksmith, Prince tit. O T Gillet, Martin, mer. 65 Smith's wharf Gillingham, James, blacksmith, Lombard, n S- Liberty street Gi.lingham, George, mer. it German st Giliingham, George, carp. 49 Pitt st. O T Gillingham, Wm. Sharp, n Pratt st Gilmor, Robert & Son, mer. counting-house Se­ cond, n South st Gilmor, Robert, sen. mer. dwel. 35 Water st Gilmor, Robert, junr. dwel. Water st. opposite the Custom House Gilmor, Wm. mer. dwel. 280 Baltimore st Gmdhar, Francis, portrait and miniature painter, 66 Bond st. p p Giraud, John I. physician, 55 South st Gitche i, I. mercb/83 Baltimore st Gittings, Mary, widow, N. Eutaw n Franklin st. w p Glaser, Jacob, blacksmith, dwel 49 Eastst. 0 T Glasgow, James, physician, N. Frederick n Balti­ more st Giassgow, Wm. R« bootmaker, 124 1-2 Baltimore* st. dwel. Barrc n Hanover sts Glavarry, Francis R. grocer, 82 Dugan's whf Giendy, Uev. John, pastor of the Second Presbyte­ rian church, 67 G. Yor st. o T G:enn, Flitis, att'v at law, and U. S att'y for the district of Mary lane1, 29 N. Charles st G er,n> James, saddler, dwel 14 Granby st. o T Glenn, James & Wm. saddlers, 48 Baltimore st G enn, John W. parnt & oil stored 1 M'Eiderry's whf Gienn, Robert W. sea-capt. 25 W. Fleet st. FP I

L si 3 Glenn, Samuel, blacksmith, 14 Happy alley, F P Glower, V\ ;n. hatter, corn. Public alley & Water st God lard, Miss ary C. ISConawagost Godefroid, Maximilian, architect, corn. Hanover st. and German lane Godfroiu, Win. cigar-maker, 55 Water st Goetz, John, M. i). apothecary, 15 S. Howard at Goff, Prudence, widow, 20 Union st. O T Gold, Joseph, sea-capt. 40 S. Charles st Gold, Paul, grocer, corn.Forest & Montgomery sts G°ld3 Peter, sea-capt. 11 S. Charles st Goldenj John, sail-maker, 11 Ann st. F P Golder, Robert, nierch. 123 Baltimore st Goldrick, John, carver & gilder, 40 N Frederick st Goldsmith, Elizabeth, widow, Forrest st Goldsmith, Surah, widow, 73 Pitt st. O T Goldthwait, Ezekiel, sea-capt. King George st. o T Goldthwait, Joseph, mer New Church n Calvert st Godibert, Joseph, cooper, 46 E. Alisannast, F P Gait, James, weaver, 53 Great York st. o T ^onet, Matthew L. cigar-maker, 40 Green st. o T Goodman, James, ship-carp. 11 Happy alley, P P Goodrich, Eli, cooper, 56 Pratt st Goodwin, Lyde, mer. 79 Bowley's whf. dwel. New Church n N. Calvert st Gordon, Elizabeth, widow, St. Paul's lane n the post-office Gordon, John, cordw. Apple alley,, F p Gor Ion, John, mcrch. 72 Bowlev's whf Gordon, John, tailor, 44 Happy alley, F P Gore, Amos, 33 Lancaster st. F P Goodmanson, Peter,boarding-house,70jBond st. F e Goodwin, John, nierch, 41 Harrison st Gorman, Michael, laborer, 66 Wolf st. F P Gorsuch, John, tailor, 64 1-2 N. Gay st» dwel 28 Potter st. o T

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Gorsuch, John, carp. 68 Ann st. FP Gorsuch, Joshua, mer. 38 Bridge st. o f Gorsuch, Mary, widow, 48 N. Frederick st Gorsuch, NichoJas, innkeeper, 104, High st. oT Gorsuch, Robert, president of the levy court, ami one of the justices of the peace, 8 N. Fredk. st Gorsuch, Samuel, 44 W. Alisanna st. F P Gorsuch, Wm, Potter st o T Gorton, Anthony, seacapt. 61 G. York st. OT Gothrop, John, hackney coachman, i30 Green do Gott, Robert, cooper, back of 50 Light st Gould k Geary, shoe store, 43 N. Howard st. Gould, John, shoe store, bet. 197 & 199 Bait, st Gourdon, Ferdinand, mer. 3 Sharp st Gourges, Gustavus, fancy store and millinery, 68 Baltimore st Gover, Ephraim G. 88 Pitt st. O T Go wan, John, soap, candle, starch and fig blue manufactory, 44 Lexington st Grace, Boyer, carter, Forrest n Montgomery st F ii Grace, John, mer. dwel. Caroline st. o T (jrace, John, tobacconist, 8 Union do (jrace, John, ship carp. 11 Happy alley F P Grace, Redmond, i2 County wharf Grace, Samuel, grocer, do. F p Gracey, John, carp. Aisquith st. o T Gracey, Wm. carp. Smith st. F P Graf, Fredk. C. mer. S Gay, n Water st. dwei. Camden, n Sharp st Graff, John, tailor, b\ Market st. F p Graff, Sobina, widow, 4 High st. o T Graft, Jacob, tailor, 35 George st.JP p Grafton, Nathan, boot-maker, 2 Hanover, d 48 N. Liberty st Graham, Ann, widow, Market, n George st F Graham, Ann, widow, Sempstr'es, Dutch alley

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Graham, David, carter, Sharp, n Lee st Graham, Elizabeth, widow, Liberty st. O T Graham, Hami ton, first clerk in the bank of Ma­ ryland, 20 Albemarle st Graham, Joseph, cordw. cor. Wolfe & Wilk st. FP Graham, Robert, carter, 32 High st. o T Grahame, Wm. president of the Farmers* & Mer­ chants' Bank, 13 Conawago st Graham, Wm. currier, Albemarle st. o T Grain, Peter, 82 Pitt st o T Grames, Wm. grocer, i7 Market st. FP Grammar, Ben], grocer, 102 N. Howard st Grandchamp, Wm tailor, dwel. 34 Green st* o T Granger, J. &J. domestic warehouse, 236 Bait, st Granger, Matthew, rigger, Stra berry aliey Grant, Daniel, boarding house, 200 :-2 Bait, st Grant, John, mer. 3 Market st. FP Grant, John, porter at Barney's stage office, corner ofEutawand Conway sts Grape, Conrad, grocer, corn. Bridge & Forest st. oT Grapevine, Frederick, grocer, 76 1ST. Howard st Grapevine, Frederick, jr. lab ter, 75 Saratoga st Gravenstine. Michael, mariner, Sm-th st. f p Graves, Edward, nail cutter, North n East st. o T Graves, Robert, carp. 13# Bond st. F P Gray, Alexander, sea-capt. v\ ilUe st. F r Gray, Charles, carter, Sharp n Lee st Gray, Edward, merch. 113 Hauover st Gray, Edward, rigger, 18 Shakspeare st F p Gray, Euphemia, widow, Oaro ine n Smith st* T p Gray, John, mariner, Eorest n Montgomery st Gray, John M. boot-tree & last-ma.er^ 15 Water st Gray, Nicholas, ship carp. Montgomery st. y j» Gray, Peter, tailor, Mulberry n Howard at Gray, Sophia, widow. Yore st G*ay> W». W- N. Liberty a* » [ 94 |

Gray, Zachariah, Rossst WP Gray bell, PhiKp, 177 Baltimore st Green, Anthony, cordw. Harford n Forrest st. o T Green, Charles R. auctioneer for horses, &c. sales- yard, Swan st. Horse-market Green, John, carp. Green n French st. o T Green, Margaret, grocer, 27 N. Charles st Green, Peter, inspector of lumber, and grocer, 40 E. Alisanna st. v v Green, Robert, Thames n Queen st. F P Green, Samuel, surveyor, 74 Granby st. o T Green, Sarah, widow, 97 Pitt st. o T Green, Susanna, widow, corn. Pitt and Highsts. o T Green, Thomas D. coachmaker, 42 Front st o T Green. Wm. cordw. 37 Bond st. o T Greer, George, merch. 1 Granby st. oT Greetham, Wm, merch. dweL N. Calvart st. n the City Springs Greeves, David, grocer, County whf. F P Greeves^ Mary, widow, Happy alley, F P Gregg, John, grocer, dwel. King George st. oT Gregg, John & Co. grocers, 80 Pratt st Gregory, James, blacksmith, Lancaster st F p Gregory, Joseph, mariner, Apple alley, r v Grewe, Frederick, laborer, Fish st Grewe, Henry W piano-forte, maker, 1 East st Grieves, James,merch. corn. Thames & Bond ats. F B Griffin* Charles, 29 S. Howard st Griffin, Edward, laborer, Lancaster st. r p Griffin, Henry, mariner, Strawberry alley, F P Griffin, Hugh, pedlar, corner of Ross and Morrow streets, W P Griffin, Nathan,, carp. N. Eutaw st. W P Griffin, Thomas, carpenter, corner of S. Eutaw and Lombard sts. W P Griffin, Walter,.rigger, Apple alley „ Fl 95 urittitn,-fluireuffith, Alfred, Wilwildcatk , r -.* • Griffith & Bier, merchs. Pratt n Frederick st Griffith, Edward, tailors corn. King George and Albemarle sts. O T Griffith, Henry B. stone cutter, 9 S. Charles st. dwel. 40 N. Charles st Griffith, John, carter, N. Eutaw st W I Griffith, Matthew, innkeeper, 36 Market space Griffith, Rachel, grocer, 34 North i t Griffith, Samuel, mer. 97 Hanover Griffith, Susanna, boarding house, cor. fet. rau. * lane anud Chathavuuuwumi sa»t, tax ••> Griffith, Thomas W. collector of the county St Paul's lane, office in the court house Griggs, James, pilot, Exeter st. o T r^ • NV.IW.M J Ffipnilshin do.. crimes, jam<-->, U,,U6VJ •* ^ Grimes, FJohn , Pearl, n Fayette st. w P Grimes, Levi, ship carp. 23 Fleet st. F ? Grisel, Joseph, 46 S. Charles st Groom, Wm. sea capt. i4 t eet st. ? emy NL Grooms, Nathan, gardener, Bar street o T Grosh, John, sea capt. Pitt st. J F Joh Gross, Lewis, grocer, 58 Harrison st Gross & White, grocers, c. Harrison and N. Gay st Grove Henrv, carp. Pearl st. W F Grove', Stephen, mer. 254 Bait. st. dwel, Green, » Baltimore st. ext. w P Grover, John, Potter st. o T Grover, John, cooper, Dutch alky Grover, Wm. grocer, Bnendship st. 0 7 Grub. Michael, cooper, 24N. Howard st

/ 96 y Gruber, Jacob, locksmith, Uhler's alley Grundy, George & Sons, mer. 188 1-2 Bait, st ay over street Guest, Baltzeil, cordw. Liberty st. o T Guest. Rev. Job, back of the Methodist church, Light street Cuestier, P. A. mer. S. Frederick, n Pratt st dwel, corner Duke & Albemarle st. O T Guinand, . E. clock and watch ma er, Pratt, bet, Fie idiick st. dock and Market.space Gurnard, Francis, tobacconist, 3i Water st Guishard, David, plaisfcerer, Aisquith st. o T Gut' im & Grandchamp, merch. tailors, 16 Cum­ berland row Gullet, Peter, carp. 70 French st. o T Gunby, Stephen, ship carp. 19 Philpot st. F? Gunn, James, mer. dwek N* Charles, n Pleasant treet, w P Wolfe Guthrow, Ann, widow, S4 S-. Charles st Gutroff, Rebecca, widow, Hanover, n Bar Guttrv, Elizabeth, widow, 99 Hanover st Guv, Francis, landscape painter, 212 Bait Gwinn, Ju ia, widow, Potter st- o T Gwion, Achsa, V S. Eutaw st Gwinn, Charles & Co. mer. 5 SpearTs whf Holliday Wm. att'v at ,aw (a d tor of the 1 edcral Gazette) att'y's office 5Chat- ham street H Haaf, John W. tailor, Eutaw st. W F Hack, John, tobacconist, 41 Lexington st H award si Hacketuaju HL H. mer> dwel. 1$ & Cba-iks 97

Hadskiss, Sand. H. ship chandler, 4 Wolfe Hagen, Ann, grocer, 68 Pratt st Ilagerman, Martha, widow, 34 Granby st* Hagerty, John, p.inter & bookseller, 12 Li Hagthiop, Edwad, cordw. 37 Bond st. F P Hague, John, tailor, Happy al ey, do Hague, John, laboiei, 55 French st. o T Hainsvvoith, Daniel, carter, 7 Green do Haislett, Joseph, sail maker, 46 Argyle alle Hake, Andrew, carp. 74 N. Liberty st Halfpenny, Wm. pilot, 45 Alisannast F P Hall, Christopher, coidw. Mechanics' allej Hall, Edward, mer. Smith's wharf Hall, Edward, cordw. 17 Bondst. FP Hal, Ezekiel, sea capt. 93 Alisannast. do Hall, George, mea. of lumber, 70 Market HalL Georg-e. boot & shoe-maker, 59 Chat H Hall, James, ship carp. 114 Ann do Hall, James, caip. Short alley Hall, James, weaver, Piince st. OT Hull, Jane, widow, Green n French st. Hall, John, sea capt. Ann n Fleet stF p Hall, John B. cabinet maker, 4 Granby Hall, John E. att'y at law, 13 St. Pauf'i Hal!, Isabella, widow, 13 N. Charles st Hall, Joseph, mariner, Wolfe st. F P Hall, Joseph, sea capt. High st. o T W Hall, Sargent, printer, 134 Baltimore st Ha 1, Thomas, bricklayer, 17 High st. o T Hall, Washington, mer. dwel. Bait, n Pac Hall, Wm. saddler, dwel. Vulcan alley Hall, Wm. sea capt. 20 Queen st. F p Hall, Wm. Union, n French st. o T Hallj Wnuand Rlchd. saddlers, 8 S. Calver 98

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m J Hamilton, Ham i 11 on^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^do ^ Hamilton, John, coidw. 73 Bond st. F P Hamilton, John, br c mater, Happy a ley FP Hamilton, Margaret, widow, Camden n Hanover st Hamilton, Pliny, ship chandler. 86 Dugan's wharf Hamilton, Kobert, mer. dwel. 20 High st. o T Hami ton, Thomas, physician, S. Gay n Second st Hammond, Miss Harriet, 135 Baltimore st Hammond, John L. grocer, 75 Hanover st Hanan, John, Cfti p. 70 Granby st OT Hancock, John, sea capt. Woffe n Lancaster st F P Hancock, Robt. sea capt. 76 Market st. F P Hand, Moses, painter, 128 N. Howard st Handlen, Patrick, sea capt. 21 Strawberry alley FP Handy, Win. W. physician, 58 Pratt st Hands, Wm G. accountant, N. tYeddick, corn* Baltimore st, dwel High st. O T Haney, Charles, S. end of Sharp st Hanev. Sil Whiskey alley n Eu~ taw street JIarikey, Her Hankey, Jose Hanna, Alex. Hanna, G ise ! Hanna, John, Hannah, Nan Hans, John, ( Hans, Martin i 99

H jjanson, Wm, Potter st. O T rxanson, Wm. jjanson, wm. H jja>, Mary, w Jjarbaugh, Le Ha ding, Wm Ha dint?, Wm H Howard st. extended ^^^^^^^^^ Ha'den, Samuel, me ch. I Sharp st jjardeste & Co. sal makers, M'EIdeny's whf Hariesiv, Hen y, merch. Sb G.een st. O T Hare, Jesse, tobacconist, 64 Cumberland row Ha e, Ann, widow, Wh Hargood, Henry, tobacconist, Mulberry n Pearl W Hargrove, Rev. Job Ne lem church and register of the city of Baltimore, Exeter, corn. Great York st. OT Hark Harlow, W Harman, Danie , tailo , 44 Front st. 0 T Pratt H H

H — r~- 7 — S. Gay st Wm Havper, Jonathan, Forest st Harper, Pete», mariner, Pratt st Ha rington, Thomas, cordw. corner of Granby anc Prince sts. O T Harris, David, me chant, dwelling Mulberry n N Howard st Harris & Donaldson, raerchs. 32 N. Howard st 100

Harr Harris, James, ship-carp. Starr alley Harris, John F. justice of the peace, Chatham si n St. Paul's lane W Harris, Joseph, grocer, corner of Eutaw st and Wagon alley Harris, Mary, widow, Addison st. O T Harris, Itunyan, furrier, 188 Baltimore st Harris, Samuel, merch. Dukest. QkT Harrison, Charles, sea capt. Wolfe n Fleet st. F P Harrison, Daniel, carp. 25 Bond st. F P Harrison, Elizabeth, widow, 36 Lancaster st. F P H Mark Harrison, John, botanist, 59 Apple alley, F P Harrison, Joseph, gardener, 28 Green st. O T -WW * Joseph"I 1 , ship-carpI • . 78 Wilk_____ e H H Brrison, Nicholas, plaisterer, Forrest n Bridge street, OT ' % b Harrison, Nicholas, ship-carp. 78 Wilke st. F P Harrison, Samuel, carp. 34 Lancaster st. P Frf Harrison, Samuel, ship-carp. 78 Wolfe st. F P Harrison, Thomas, K. shi Washing ton st. F P Harrison, Wm. ship-carp Harrison, Wm. 82 Wag Harrod & Buel, booksellers, stationers and book _•_. Balt ____.____-. H Henry,. igger, 38 Ann st. F P Harry man, David, painter, King George st. O T Hart, Henry, comb-fac. and fancy-store, 38 Bait, s Hart, Jacob, accountant, in N, Howard st L ioi ] j Hart, Joseph, innkeep. G. York st. opposite Christ church, adjoining the Falls at the stone bridge Hart, Nicholas, cooper, 60 South st Hart, Robert, sea-tapt. 37 Gough st FP Wartsho.ne & Saunders, Wood st. Bowley's whf Ha tsho,ne, Wm, jr. merch. 97 Bowey's wharf, j dwel. 103 Hanover st Harvey, Elizabeth, widow, 176 Baltimore st Harvey, Jacob, carter, 24 Fayette st Harvey, John, cordvv. Lancaster st. F P Harvey, Jonathan, merch. Pieasant?^ Calvert st. wr Hasham, Josiah, painter, Shakspear st. F P Haskins, Govert, merch. 89 Bowley's whf. dwel. Second n Gay st Haslam, John, veterinary surgeon, 101 High st. O T Haslett, James, gunsmith, 28 Water st I Haslett, Wm. merch. 80 Bait, st dwel. 13 Calvertst I Haslum, Wm. laborer, 142 Green st* o t Hastings, John, merch. 190 3-4 Baltimore st Hastings, Jonas, merch. 190 3-4 Baltimore st. dwel. Lexington n Pearl st. w P Haswell, John W. cabinet maker, Duke st. o T Hathaway, James, carp. 57 S. Charles st Hathaway, John, merch. 9 Spear's whf Hatton, Caleb, laborer, 13 Jones st. OT Hatton, John, carter, 80 Green st. o T Hatton, Joshua, laborer, Green n French st. o T Hatton, Aquila, jr. grocer, North n Bridge st. o T J Hatzell, George, comb-maker, 80 Gra^by st. o T Haubert, Fred'k, grocer, Franklin n Green st. WP Haubert & Wood, flour-merch. 4 N. Charles st Haupt, Matthias, tobacconist, 5 North st Hauptm in, John, codw. 26 Fayette st Hauptman, John, jr. cordw. 36 Light st Haurner, John, grocer, 55 Saratoga st Hawes, Luke, shoe-store, 100 1-2 Baltimore st K ' [ 102 J \ Hawkins & Downey, inkeepers, Baltimore n Eu- taw street, w P Hay, Jacob, carp. Green n Mulberry st. W P Hay, Martha, widow, Vulcan alley Hay, Mary, widow, Camden n Eutaw st. w p Hay den, Ann, widow, Saratoga st. W P Hay den, Horace, dentist, corner of Charles and Chatham streets Hayes, Reverdy, merch. 97 Baltimore st Hayes, Walter C. sea-capt. Granby n George st. o T Hayfer, Emily, widow, 76 Wagon alley Haymer, Daniel, harness-maker, Vulcan alley Hayne, Samuel, mariner, Lancaster st. F p Hays, John, 21 Union st. O T Hays & Power, merchs. 121 N. Howard st Hays, Wm. grocer, Fish-market space Hays, Wm. merch. dwel. N. Eutaw n Saratoga st Hayward, Mrs. Harriet, young ladies' academy, 25 S. Howard street Head, Benjamin, B. tanner, Bait, n Pearl st. W P Heairn, John, sea-capt. 38 W. Alisannast. F P Healy, John, silk-dyer, 30 Harrison st Heartte, Isaac, sea-capt. 16 Queen st. F P Heath, Richard K. tanner and currier, 1 Cheapsidc Heath, Upton S. att'y at law, New Church st. op­ posite the court-house Hebbard & Williamson, druggists, 117 Baltimore st Hebert, Hildebrand, accountant, 8 South st Heddinger, Michael, Caroline st. O T Hedges, Peter, carp. Green st. W P Hedman, Johnjaborer, 104 French st. O T Hedrick, Thomas, sail maker, dwel Duke st. O T Hegeman, Henry B. grocer, 30 Bond st. F P Heide, George, 163 Baltimore st Heidelbach, John H. merchant, 39 South st, dweJ. 25 Pratt street 103

Heims, Solomon, corner of Forest st. and Sugar alley, FH Heins, William, Public alley Helming, Anthony, block and pump maker, Cam­ den st. 71 Light st. wharf Henck, Frederick W. 36 N. Gay st Henderson, Robert G. custom house officer,^Pitt street, F P Hendol, Josiah, wheelwright, High st. O T Hendrickson, Wm, carter, corner of Harford and Forest streets, O T Henderson & Calhoun, merchs. 33 N. Howard st Henderson, John, grocer, 25 Commerce st Henderson, Robert, weaver, 25 Albemarle st. O T Henderson, Robert, weaver, 25 Alisanna st. F P Henley, Eleanor, widow, 38 Fleet st. F. P Henn, Julianna, widow, N. Eutaww Saratoga st Hennick, George, saddler, N. Eutaw n Fayette st Henning, Benjamin, bricklayer, 9 Lexington st Henning, Thomas, bricklayer, 38 Saratoga st Henry, David, rope-maker, Ann st. F P Henry, Eliza, widow, 60 Fleet st. F P Henry, Francis, laborer, Strawberry alley Henry, Francis, blacksmith, N. Howard n Mul­ berry st H Herbert, Charles, keeper of the powder magazine Forest n Montgomery st. F H Herbert, John, physician, 18 Albemarle st. O T Herbert, Thomas, ship carp. 62 Fleet st. F P Heion, James A. mer. cor. Bait. st. & Market spac M whf. dwel. 78 AlbemarJe st. O T H H p & Jefferson, bool-makers. 44 Baltimore 104

Hewes, John, printer, 51 Sharp st JHewitt, Eli, tebacconist, 232 Baltimore st Hewitt, Margaret, widow, 30 N. Frederick st Heyl, John, painter, 12 German st HicKley, Robert, flour-merch. 8 N. dwel. 17 S. Howard st Hickley, Sabastian, stone-cutter, 84 Harrison st Hicks, Rev. Galen, 1 Harrison st Kicks, George, cordw. Euiaw n Mulberry st Hicks, I. &E innkeepers, 102 High st. O T Hicks, John, carter, Hanover ftLee st Higdon, Richard, tailor, 28 Hanover st Higginbothom, Ralph, cashier of the Union Bank oi Maryland, 11 N. Charles t Higginbothom, Wm. mariner, Argylealley, F P Higgins, Susanna, grocer, 64 South st High, David, paiater, Green n Bait. st. ext. W P High, James, cordw. 85 Wagon alley High, Wm. painter, Forest st //ignat, John, briekmaker, Washington st. W P Higson, George, rigger, Fleet w Caroline st. F P Hildebrandt, Andrew, co*dw. Hilln Forest t Hildebrandt, Christian, N. Eutaw st W P Hildt, John, leather-dress. Holliday st n the Falls Hill, Alexander, grocer, Pratt st. n the stone bridge Hill, Daniel, mariner, Caroline st. F P Hill, George, clerk, Smith st. F P Hill, John, sea-capt Wolf n Fleet st. F P Hill, Mary, widow, 33 Albemarle st. O T //ill, Richard, carp. Rossst. W. P //illart, John, sea-capt. 8 Philpot st. F P Hillen, John, 54 Pitt st. OT //indes, Moses, currier, 10 Water st Hindman, James, S. Gay n Baltimore st Hinds, Jam^s, bricklayer, Lombard ?*Paca st W P Kinks, Thomas, cabinet-maker, 31 Conawago st 105

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H • • J Hintze, Charles, physician, 15S. Gay st Hipwell, Humphrey, grocer, 81 N. Howard st Hitchcock, Jesse, carter, Green n French st. OT Hitselbeger, John, grocer, Hookstown road, W P Hitselberger, Peter & Baltzer, tanners, Fish st. Hitzler, Jos. paver, corn. Bridge & Forest sts. O T Hobb, John, drayman, Friendship st. O T Hobbs, Ann, widow, 12 Green st, O T Hobby, Mary, widow, 23 Pitt st. O T Hob Q Hobarg, enry, letter-carrier, 13 Green st. OT Hoburg, John, upholsterer, 13 South st Hob OT Hodges, Benjamin, merch. 16 Chatham st Hodges & Lansdale, merch. Smith's whf Hodgkiss, Samuel H. mech. 4 Wolfe st F P Hodskins, Susanna, widow, Granby st O T Hodson & Goider, merch. 123 Baltimore st Hoffman, Andrew, hatter, 17 Union st. O T Hoffman, Daniel, mer. 227 Baltimore st Hoffman, David, att'y at law, office Washington square Hoffman, Frederick F. grocer, 27 High st. O T Hoffman, Frederick, 45 Sa atoga st Hoffman, Geo ge, mer. 2 S. Calvert st. dweK Han­ over st. n the Market Hoffman, Gotlitf, laborer, back of 31 S. Liberty st Hoffman, Hen y,gocer, 4 Bridges*. O T Hoffman, Henry, carp, S. Eutav. st. W.P \ Hoffman, Jacob, currier, dwei. 46 Hanover st Hoffman, Jacob &oon, cu riers, 7 Gheapside Hoffman, John5 carp. dwe!. Paca st. W P Hoffman, John^ mc 1£S BaJiijaiors st &2 L 106 1

Hoffman, Lawrence, carp. Pearl, n Fayette stWP Hoffman, Michael, currier, dwel. 50 Camden st Hoffman, Nicholas, carp. German, n Paca st W P Hoffman, Peter & Son> mer. 153 Baltimore st Hoffman, Peter, junr. mer. dwel. New Church st n St. Paul's lane Hogan, John, mariner, 25 Lancaster st. F P Hogg, Charles, carp. 83 N. Liberty st Hogg, John, grocer, 13 Saratoga st llolbrook, Joseph, sea capt. 69 Great York st O T Holbrook, Thomas, cooper, Highst. O T Holder, Terrace, grocer, Pratt st. n the stone bridge Holiday, Wm. stone cutter, dwel. Eutaw st. W P Holland, Francis U justice of the peaee, 21 Ger­ man street Holland, John, carter, East st. O T Holland, Littleton, gold and silversmith, 122 Bal­ timore, corner of N Calvert st. dwel. Green, n Saratoga st. W P Holland, Wm. eooper, N. Eutaw, n Saratoga st Holland, Wm, cooper, Saratoga, n Eutaw st Hollingsworth,. John, tailor, Hill, n Sharp st Hollingsworth, Levi, mer. 11 Bowly's whf. dwel. 27 East st Hollingsworth, S muel, mer. dwel. 9 N. Charles st Hollingsworth & Sullivan, mer. 274 Baltimore st Hollingsworth, Thomas, mer. dwel. 15 South st Ho lingsworth, Thomas & Samuel, merch. 41 S. Calve-1 street Hollingsworth & Worthington, mer. County whf.. Ho! ins, John, mer. dwel. Washington square llins, John S. mer. dwel. Water, between South Hand S. Gay sts. Collins & M' Blair, mer. 49 S. Gay st ollins, Wm. mer. 44 S» Gayst. dwel. Franklin,n Pearl st. W P 107

Holmes, Delilah, widow, Caroline st. F P Holmes, Landrnm, mariner, corner of Bridge and Forrest sts. O T Holm s, Lemuel, inkeeper, 17 Market space Holmes, Mary, widow, 16 Pitt st F P Holstein, Michael, tin manufacturer, Forrest st Holt, John, mariner, 36 Fleet st. F P Holtz, Peter, grocer, corner Harford and Forrest sts. O T Holtz, Peter, weaver, Aisquith st. O T Honey, Amos, carp. 89 North st Honicombe, John, baker, 19 Bridge st. O T Hoofnogle, John, carp. Aisquith st. O T Hook, Joseph, capt. of the city watch, Green, n Lexington st. W P Hook, Michael, boot and shoe maker, 225 Bait, st Hook, Win, mariner, 32 Happy alley F P Hooker, James, Bank, n Bond st* F P Hooper, James, waterman, 75 Bond st. F P Hooper, Isaac, ship carp. Wolfe st. F P Hooper, Nicholas, mer. dwel. 18 N. Liberty st Hooper & Pendel, mar. 225 Baltimore st Hooper, Sarah, widow, 9 Conawago st Hooper, Wm. sail maker, 55 Albemarle st O T Hope, Daniel, brush maker, King Tammany st Hopkins, Gerard T. grocer, I County wharf, dwcl. 8 Pratt st Hopkins, Joel, clerk, 35 Great York st. O T Hopkins, Wm. mer. 9 County wharf Hopkinson, Francis, men 42 Chatham st Hoppam, jemima, widow, Strawberry alley, F P Hoppe, Justus, mer. 42 S. Gay, dwel. N. Charley n Pleasant st Hopper, Peter, mariner, 95 Pitt st. O T Horn, David, Porter, Whis ey alley, n Eutaw st, Horn, John, wheelwright. Liberty st. O T V 108

Horner, Francis, brickiayer, 100 Sharp st , Horner, Nathan, ship carp. Lee, n Goodman st Homer, Thomas, carp. Chamberlains' alley Horney, Mary, widow, Happy a ley F P Horslman, John, grocer, 88 Caroline st. F P Horton, James, mer. Baltimore st. ext. n Paca st. W P dwel. Green, n Baltimore st. ext. W P Hoskins, Mrs. Ann, ig N. Liberty st Hough, Rachel, boarding house, 80 Pratt st Houghton. Isaac, carp. Larew's alley Hourston, Elizabeth, Apple al'ey, F P House and Osborn, lumber merchts. Camden,? Light street wharf House, Samuel, lumber mer. dwe], 81 High st O T Houzelot, Peter, furrier, M'Klderry's do Hovey, Ann, grocer, 12 Alisanna st. F P Howard & Decker, mer. 209 Baltimore st Howard George W. mer. dwe . 33 G York st O T Howard, Henry, grocer, 44 Light st Howard, Henry, physician, 19 Chatham st Howard, Henry, mariner, Apple alley, F P Howard, Henry, mer. tailo», 72 Baltimore st Howard, John, mariner, 39 Fleet st. V P Howard, Matilda, widow, P incest. O T Howard, Wm. tallow-chandler, Liberty st. do Howard, x in* boot & shoemaker, 2 and 3 Bait, st Howe, Thomas ('.. sea capt 34 Queen st. F P Howell, Win. and Son, mer. no Smith's wharf Hovell, Wm. grocer, dwel. 64 Granby st. O T Howell, Wm. jr. mer. dwQJ. 28 G. York st do Howland, Daniel, me . dweL 22 N. Fredericks! Hovvser, John, wheelwright, Pittst O T Hubball, Ebenezer, brass founder, 3 N. Gay st Hubbard, James, manner, Staff alley, 1 P Hubbard, Mrs. Man , 60 Pratt st Hublx&M^ Michael^ carp* Paca^ n Franklin st w p

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Hubbard, Wm. block maker, Philpot, dwel. Fleet street, F P Hubbel, Josiah, mer. dwel. 28 S. Charles st Hubbel and Waters, mer. 10 County wharf Huber, Henry, boot maker, 51 South st Hudson, Elizabeth, widow, Conway st Hudson, John, mariner, Lancaster st F P Hudson, Jonathan, mer. 74 Bowly's wharf Hugg, Cassandra, widow, 83 Harford st O T Hugg, Richard, cordvv, 8 Green do Hughes, Belinda, widow, 10 Union do Hughes, Christopher, 17 Forest st Hughes, Daniel, carter, Sharp, n Lee st Hughes, George, 129 S. Charles st Hughes, George L. shoe-store, 89 Baltimore st Hughes, Mrs. Hanna, Green n Mulberry st W P Hughes and Hay ward, flour mer. 241 Bait, st Hughes, Aquila, grocer, Short alley A Hulbert, Nathan, Potter st O T Hull, George, bricklayer, German st F P Hull, James, cordw. 4 Great York st O T Hulon, Ulvsses, baker, Hoiliday, n East st Humes, Thomas, distiller, 145 High st O T Humphreys, C. and M mer. Wood st Bowly's whf 1 Humphreys, James, laborer, Ruxon lane Humphreys, Keer, grocer, 18 Lancaster st F P Humsher, Mary, laundress, 11 S. Howard st Hnnt, Benj. cordw. Friendship st O T Hunt, James, tailor, Potter do Hunt, John, brass founder, 63 Alisenna st F P Hunter, Jane, widow, 25 S. Gay st Hunter, John, 28 Front st O T Hunter, Rebecca, widow, Goodman, n Hill st Huntsman, John, butcher, 61 Ann st F P Hurd, John, carp. F eet do Hurst, Elizabeth, milliner, 52 Baltimore st 110 Hurst, J Hurst., f Wolfe Shad Hurteman, Diederick, glass blower, S. end of Sharp street Hurxthal, Ferdinand, mer. 87 Smith's wharf, dwel. S. Libe'ty, n German st Hurxthal, Lewis, mer. S. Liberty, n German st ^^^^^ Husselbai „^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_ Hussey, Asahcl, mer. 5 N. Howard, st. dwel." 40 Fayette street H H Wilkeand Exeter st OT H H H Wat Hutchins, Samuel, sea capt. Alisannast. FP Hutchins, Sarah, widow, N. Calvert, n Mulber­ ry street, YV P Hutson, John,.grocer, corn. Fleet and Bond stF P Ilutton, Catharine, wido \, 60 Saratoga st Hutton, Elizabeth, widow, 45 G een'st O T Hutton, James and Co. grocers, 24 Bait, st Hutton, Joseph, cabinet maker, K. George st 0 T Ilutton, Samue1,.coach and harness makers, 32 Water street Hyde, Francis, soap and candle manuf. Fishst Hyland, John, sea capt. Salisbury st O T llynson, Nathaniel, 76 High ^ do John, cap. H • t_ I P Illoes, James, dwel North st VV P Imes, John, carpenter, 13 Comet st O T Ingle, Silas, boat-builder, Caroline n Fleet st F P

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Inglis, James, sen. agent for estates, collector &c. 10 Chatham st Inglis, James, jr. D D. pastor of the first Presbyte­ rian church, East st. bet. Lemmon & Calvert sts jngalls, Abraham., carter, Chapel alley, W P Inglesby, Aly, widow, Granby?* Little York stOT Inmer, Peter, book-binder, Highst O T Inloes, David, cooper, 6 Fayette st Inloes, Abraham, cooper, Wagon alley Inloes, James, grocer, corn. Eutaw and Franklin sts Inloes, Wm. ship-joiner, 25 Alisanna st F P Inloes, John, cordwainer, 81 12 Bond st F P Irvine, Mary, widow, corner of Saratoga street and Larew's alley Irvine, John, laborer, 39 S Gayst Irvine, A'exander, merchant, 21 N. Howard st Irvine, Jarrett, cooper, N. Eutaw n Saratoga st Ireland, Nathan, carter, Forest st F H Ireland, Edward, Second n Gay st Insor, Wm. brickmaker, 78 B idge st. O T Insor, Wm. mariner, Ann st F P Isett, John, hatter, 250 Baltimore st Isett, Adam, hatter, 66 Cumberland row, dwel. 39 Saratoga st Iserig, Wm. tailor, Wolfe st F P Israel, Beal, tavern keper, 44 Light st Ives, James, cordwainer, 19 Water st J Jackson, Bolton, n*e*xhant, Sharp n Baltimore st Jackson, Ellen, widow, 11 Fleet st. FP Jackson, Henry, 10 Lombard st Jackson, James, paint store, 23 S. Calvert st Jackson, James, saddler, Brandy alley n Sharp st Jackson, John E merchant, 230 Baltimore st Jackson, John, weave , Jones st O T Jackson? John, cordwainer, Aisquith st O T [ 112

Jackson, Samuel, corn. Bait, and S. Paca sts W I* Jackson, Wm. coidw. Smith's alley \ Jackson, Wm. block and pump ma. er, 10 Thames street, F P Jacobs, Mrs. Deborah, 23 Ruxtonlane Jacobs, George, silversAiith, Eutaw7^ Camden st Jacobs, Sarah, widow, 102 Baltimo e st Jacobs, Vs ilson, sea-captain, corner oi Granby and Little Yor streets, O T Jac(iuett, Kebecca, widow, Thames st F P Jacquinn, Paul, broker and commission merch. 69 Water st. dwe], King George st. O T Jaffick, james, grocer, 45 Wilke st. F P JailVay, James, merchant^ 92 Hanover st Jallet, Martin, merch. dwel. corner of Green and Baltimore steets, W P James, Amos, merch. 48 Light st. dwel. 76 Pratt st James, Charles, carp. Pearl n Park lane, W P James, Daniel, inkeeper, 22 Fell's st. F P James and Gillingham, mer. Light stwhf James, Tudor, 13 Saratoga st. James, Samuel, Duke st. O T James, Henry, baker, 13 Wilke st F P James, Henry, mer. Public al'ey, dwel. 59 Sharp st James, John, tin manuf. 42 Baltimore st James, Joseph, teacher, 56 i anover st James, Levi, boat builder, Fountain st F P James, Robert, porter, back of 31 German st James, Wm. 12 Shakspeare st F P Jameson, Ho atio G. druggist> 16 N Howard st Jaoiet, Charles, tailor, 26 S. Calvert st. dwei Milk Lane, O T Jamison, Joseph, 4,2 N. Frederick st Janney, George F. teacher, M'Lellan's alley Janvier, Joseph, chair maker, 76 Green st O T Jarrett, John, mer. 6 Pratt st [ 113 J JarrettjSaml. cordw. Chapel alley, W P Jarrett, Mrs. Sarah, Chamberlain's alley Jarrett, Samuel, grocer, 47 3-4 N. Howard st. Jarvis, Orman, carter, cor. Lse and Goodman sts Jarvis, Joseph, N. Eutaw, n Lexington st Ja , Samuel, co dw. Chapel alley, F P Jefferis, Saml. booksel er, 212 Baitimo e, dwel. 53 Sharp street Jeffers, Joseph, carp. Little York st O T Jeffery, Wm. saddler, 72 Harrison st Jeffrey, Henry, corner Wolfe and Alisanna st F P Jeffrey, John'B. 5 Union st O T Joine, Leonard, sail maker, over 7 M'Elderry's whf Jekes, Elizabeth, seamstress, 52 S. Howard st Jembred, John, whitesmith, Franklin, u Howard street, w r Jenkins, Edward, sadlery store, 50 South st Jenkins, Felix, saddler, harness & trunk maker, 6 South street *M> Jenkins, James, rigger, Petticoat alley, F P Jenkins, Mary, widow, 4 Happy alley F P Jenkins, Michael, cabinet maker, 18 Light, dwel, 18 Bankst Jenkins, Sarah, widow, 21 Wilke st F P Jenkins, Thomas C. 47 S. Charles st Jenkins, Walter, mer. dwel. Hookstown road, WP Jenkins, Wm. currier, 4 Water st Jenne, Mary, widow, 24 W. A isannastFP Jennet, John B. confectioner, Dulany st do Jennings, Thomas, att'y at aw, office 3 Chatham st Jennings, Eleanor, widow, King George st O T Jenny, Rebecca, widow, 15 W. Alisanna st F P Jephson> John, cordw. 5 South st Jessop, Charles, jr. mer. 7 Bridge st 0 T .J-essop, Wm. mer. 13 Fayette st L 114

Jessop, Win. & Son, mer. 95 Bowly's wharf Jillard, John, rigger, 1 Lancaster stF P John, Joseph, carp. Potter st O T Johns, Aquila, 27 Shakspeare st F P Johns, Hosea, mer. back of 237 Baltimore st Johns, Richard H. pilot, Ann, n Alisanna st F P Johnson, Ann, widow, Market st F P Johnson, Archibald, tailor, M'C'ellan's alley Johnson, Christopher, mer. corner of Eutaw and Fayette street Johnson, Edwd. mayor of the city^dwel. n Brown's brewery, King George stOT w Johnson, Mrs. Elizabeth, Scmpstres, Happy alley Fell's Point rr' ? Johnson, Henry, rigger, Argyle alley, F P Johnson, James, mer. 94 Market st do Johnson, James T. clerk, 65 Pitt st O T Johnson, John, Potter st O T Johnson, John, ship carp. Wiike st O T Johnson, John, corn. Great York and High sts O 'f Johnson, Joseph, cordvv. Paca n Fayette st w P Johnson, Joshua, portrait painter, Strawbenv al- ley, F P Johnson, Margaret, widow, 53 Wilke st F P Johnson, Matthias, rigger, Argyle alley do Johnson, Nicholas, carp. Gilfert's alley Johnson, Peter, cordw. 25 Water st Johnson, Robert, tailor, 13 Green st OT Johnson, Samuel, carp. Pearl st w p Johnson, Solomon, cordw. 75 Bridge st O T Johnson,Stephen W. phys'n, Hookstown road w p Johnson, Wm. teacher, Great Yorkst O T Johnston, Thomas, mer. 60 Pratt st Johnson, John, laborer, 61 North st Joine, Leonard, sail-maker, over 7 M'Elderry's wf Jolly, Claude, merchant, 70 S. Charles st L 115 1

Jonckheere, , watch and clock«>maker, 100 Bond st FP Jones, Aubey, cordwainer, 66 Cumberland row Jones, David, laborer, Caroline n Smith st F P Jones, Dorsey, tobacconist, dwelling Mulberry n North street Jones, Evan, laborer, 49 Great Gork st. o T Jones, Jacob, coach-maker, 39 German st Jones, James D. carpenter, Eden st. F P ~ Jones, John, rigger, 51 Fleet st. F p Jones, John, rigger, 8 Fleet st. F p Jones, John, bricklayer, 20 Potter st o T Jones, John N. sea-captain, Bank st. F P Jones, Joshua, woollen-draper, 56 Baltimore st Jones, Levin, sea captain, 30 E. AHsannast. F P Jones, Lot, carter,coin. Saratoga and Paca sts. WP Jones, Margaret, widow, Eden st, F p Jones, Mary, widow, Low st o T Jones, Nicholas S. potter, 22 Bridge st. O T Jones, Owen, mariner, Apple alley Jones, Richard H. currier, 8 Cheapside, dwelling 76 Pratt st Jones, Roger, laborer, 15 Fleet st. F p Jones, Sarah, widow, 53 South st Jones, Sarah, widow, 70 Green st. o T Jones, Sa ah, widow, 137 Bond st. F P Jones, Talbot, merch. 48 N. Howard st. dwelling 48 Lexington st Jones, Wm. ship-carpenter, 131 Bond st. F P Jones, Wm. bricklayer, Green n Lexington St W P Jones, Wm. laborer, 55 Great York st o T Jones, Wm. justice of the peace and conveyancer, office Hawkc st. dwel. 4o Pitt st. O T Jones, Wm. constable, 67 Harrison st Jordan, Henry, baker, Montgomery st. F H Jordan, Mary, widow, 27 Lexington st

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Jordan, Win. ship-carpenter, Caroline st. F p Jordan, Henry, toy -shop, 44 N. Frederick st Jorden, Win. tailor, Eutaw n Camden st Joy, Edward, paver, Dulany st o r Joyce, Stephen, ca penter, Bond ;; Smith st. F F Joyce, Wm. carpenter, Aisquith st. o T Juden, John, tailor, Vulcan alley Juedefind, John, eordw. 38 1-2 Pratt st Juiroy, John, matrass-ma: er, Ann st. F P Junge, H. W. merch. 6 South, dwel. 7 Conawago st Jury, John, cordw. Ruxton lane K Kalbfus, Lewis, morocco-leather dresser, 148 Bait st Ka'ckbrenner & Schminke, grocers, 1 Bridge st. o T Kalkman, Charles F. me chant, S. Gay st. n Piatt, dwelling 121 Hanover st Kali, John Theo. baker, S. Howard n Conway st Kaminsky, John Christophe,innkeeper, l4Bankst Kane, John M. grocer, -S« W. corn. Pratt and Light sts. dwel. 72 S. Charles st Kane, Patrick, Frank in n Pearl st. w p Karrick, Joseph, merch. S. Gay n Pratt st, dwe!, corn. Camden and Shap sts Karthaus, J\ A mer.83 Smith's wharf, dwel. Grea York street, o T Kauderer, George, baker, 55 S. Liberty st Kauffman, John, carp. Camden n S. Howardst Kaylor, Geo ge, baler, 72 Cumberland row Keen, Wm, grocer, 59 N. Howard st Keener, Jacob, tailor, 52 N. Gay st Keener, John, gunsmith, 8 Water st Keepold, Hartman, cooper, S. Eutaw n Camdei street, w P Keerl", Henry, druggist, d el 17 German st Reerle, Kemy & Son, druggists, 233 Baltimore st Keerlo, John & Samuel^ merch, 201 Baltimore st 17

Howard Keilholtz, Win. grocer, 70 Lexington st Keirle, John W. boot and shoe factory, 40 Bond. dwel. 24 Shakspearst. F P Keirle, Matthew, shoe-store, 25 Baltimore, dwel. 6 Front street, o T Keithley, Richard, ship carp. 4E. Alisanna st. FP Kell, Thomas, att'y at law, 25 N. Gay st Keller & Forman, merch. 259 Baltimore st Keller, George, confectioner, 198 Baltimore st Keller, John, brick maker, Washington n Paca street, W P Kellinger, Henry, tailor, Washington n Paca st WP Kelly, Ann, widow, Salisbury st. o T Ke J J Kelly, Matthew, sea-captain, 4 Ann st. F P Kelly, Robert, cooper. Public alley Kelley, Thomas, hackney-coachm. 73 Wagon alley Kellv. Win, cordwainer. 66 Hich st. O T Mary O T Kelso, Thomas, butcher, 101 French st. O T Kemmerly, Catharine, widow, Caroline st. F P Kemp, Thomas; ship-carp. Fountain st. F P Kemp,Rev. Jaui£S,D. D. Saratoga n Charles st. w P Kempton, Samuel A. merch. dwel. Duke st. O T Kennedy, James, carpenter, Addison st. O T Kennedy, John, sail-maker, 39 Harrison st Kennedy, John, bricklayer, corner of Calvert and Bath streets, W r Kennedy, John F. Barnet n Charles st Kennedy, Mary, widow, Pittst. n Harford run O T Kennedy, Mordecal, blacksmith, Bath st. W P Kennedy, Priscilla? widow, Alisanna n Bond $t. F P Kennedy, Richard, coach-maker, 32 N. Howard st L2 \ L "8 I

Kennedy, Wm. hay-weigher, Holliday st Kenny, E'eanor, widow, 60 Hanover st Kennard, Ma y, widow, Sugar alley, F H Kennard, Samuel, ship-carp. Lancaster st, F P Kent, Emanuel, merch. Paca n Frankin st. W P Kent & Browne, merch. corner of Paca and Frank­ lin streets, W P Keplinger, Samuel, clock and watch maker, 60 N. Howard street Keppler, John T. bacon store, corner of Lexington and Paca streets, W P #im Kerlie, Isabella, 13 W. Fleet st. F p Kernan, Michael, grocer, 59 North st Kerr, Wm. superintendant of sweeps, corner of Goodman and Montgomery sts. F II Kesley, Wm. teacher, Sharp n Baltimore st Kessler, Christian, painter, Bottle alley n Paca street, WP Key, Abner, tailor, 69 Pratt st Keys, John, grocer, 104 Dugan's whf Keyser, Derick, china store, 12 N. Howard st Keyser, Samuel, china store, 199 Baltimore street dwel. corner of Eutaw and Fayette sts Kidall, John, sea-capt. 23 W. Alisanna st. F P Kiefel, Nicholas, 35 German st Rierstad, Luke, sail-maker, 13 Ann st. F P Kilbourn, Russel, Ann n Fleet st. F P Kilbourn, Samue1, pewterer, 99 N. Howard st Kilbreth,Th. livery stable keeper,dwel. Short alley Kilmer, Mary^ widow, Whiskey alley, n Eutaw st Kilpatrick, James, laborer, Charles, ?i Conway st Kimberly, Wm. Ji. jeweller, 63 Bond st. F P Kimber y, Nathaniel, tailor, l South st Kimmel, Anthony, 64 Lexington st Kimmel &, Albert, mer. 19 N. Howard st Kimmerslen, Michael, carp, corn* Park lane and Pearl st w P 119

Kincaid, James, mer. Forest, n Bridge st 0 T Kincaid, James & W. mer, Forest do King, Ann, widow, 24 Philpot st F P King, Fitz. marine*-, \§ Alisanna st F P King, George, painter, Lee, n Sharp st King, Henry, innkeeper, 41 N. Howard st King, Jacob, comb-maker, 23 Conawago st King, James, rigger, 20 Fleet st F P Kmg, James C. mer. Jones st O T King, John, 82 Smith's wharf King, John, chair-maker, 22 N. Gay st. dwel. 101 Saratoga st King, Margaret, widow, 101 Saratoga st King, Richard, shoe store, 215 Baltimore st King, Win. groce, 51 S. Gay st Kingston, John, bookseller and stationer, 164 Bal- timo e street < KinU, George, carp. Eutaw st w P Kipp, John, mer. *6 Cheapside, dwel. 78 Camden st Kirby, Amasa, carp. Potter st 0 T Kirby, Cladsberry, carp. Fayette, n Pearl st W P Kirby, James, mer. dwel. Potter st o T Kirby, John, carp. Jones st o T Kirby, Thomas, ship carp. 15 Shakspearest F F Kirby, Wm. ship carp. Fountainst F Kirk, Maiy> widow, Straight lane o T Kirk, ^Thpmas, innkeeper, corner Pratt and Paca sts. W P Kirkland, Alexander, grocer, corner N. Howard st. and Dutch alley Kite, James, carp 54 Gre^n st. o 7 Ketley, Frederick, mariner, 47 Wiikest Fpj Kits, Bernard, plaisterer, 8 Green st o T Kitten, Rache1, widow, King George do Klasscn, Charles, saddler, 47 N* Howard st L 120 ] Klcc, John, porter cellar, under 92 Baltimore Klcinfelter, Michael, grocer, corner North and Forresi sts. o T Kleno, Jacob, laborer, Sharp,;? Lee st Klock, Conrad D. snuiFmanuf. 61 Bond st FP Klunk, Peter, carp. New lane vv p Knap, Thomas, sea capt. 149 Bond st r P Knapp, Rebecca, widow, 51 Market st v l* Kneass, Michael, grocer, 5 S. Howard st Kneeland, Richard, hatter, Pitt st O T inightj Abe!, mer. dwel. 65 Sharp st Knight, A. & G. I. mer. 85 Bowly's wharf Knight, Comfort, widow, 2 Dutch alley Knight, Mary, widow, 30 1-2 Baltimore st Knight, Nathaniel, bookseller, 23 Fell's st F p Knight, Peregrine, carp. Howard st. corner Bran­ dy Alley Knott, Adam, weaver, York st Knott, John, hair-dresser, cor. Forest & York st Knowles, James, sea capt. 23 Ann st F P Knox, Rev. Samuel, president of the Baltimore College, dwel. Charles, n Mulberry st Knup, Ababam, baker, Howard st. corner Bran­ dy Alley Koch, Anclieas, baker, 57 N. Gay st Koch, Hen y, baker, J i5 High st o T Koenigsbauer, Joseph, ciga maker, 4 Bond st F P Kone, Daniel, Pearl st. n Ha k lane W P Konig, Frederick, mer. 5 Calvert, dwel. 126 Han­ over steet Kopenbacker, Conrad, cordw. New lane w p Kraber, Martin and Son, grocery, HookVtown road, vv p Kracht, J icdenck, teacher, Camden, n Hanover st Kiamer, Frederick A. mer. 19 Fayette st Krebs, Jacob, brick maker, cor, Goughand Eden streets, F r

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Krebs, .John, brick maker, c. Eutaw & Conway st Krebs, Samue1, comb-maker, Washington st w P Krebs, W'ni. brick maker do do Krems, Joseph, mer. coiner Green and Frank­ lin sts. w P Krieg, Frederick, blacksmith, Sho t alley Kuhn, Augustiue C. turner, 17 North st o T Kuhns, Jacob, laborer, Forest st Kummer, Frederick, cordw. 11 N Liberty st Kurtz, John, grocer, N. Eutaw, n Franklin st. \v P Kurtz, Rev. Danie1, D. D. pastor of the German Lutheran Church, Holliday st. n the theatre Kusicv, John, cam. 57 Feet sti7 P

Labes & Co. merchant, 5 South Charles st Labome, Lewis, pUimber, 28 N. Gay st Labioquere, Barney, cooper, M'Cure's wharf Lacardo, Lydia, widow, Strawberry alley, F P Lackey, Eleanor, widow, 19 Pitt st. F P Ladd, I hella, schoolmistress, 30 Chatham st Laduke, Susan, widow, corner of Lexington and Pearl streets, W P La Feira, Jacob, cordw. 28 Bridge st. O T Lafferty, William, meal store, Harford st. O T Laffe ty, Rosanna, widow, Bond n Gough st. F P La Falconiere, Ann Clare Petit, 13 Fleet st. F P Lafitte, Barthe & Co. merch* 171 Baltimore st Lafitte, John, merch. 70 N C tries st. VV P Lafond, John P. grocer, 48 Market space Lacarde, Mary, widow, Ruxtou lane Lahy, Morris, cooper, 15 Thames st. F P Lamb, John, blacksmith, Concord st Lambert, Lewis, laborc ,44 Saratoga st Lambie & Wallace, cordw. 3 Light st Lamson. Henry? hatter, 4 South Ca vert st Lampley, John M> cordwainer, i N. Calvert si

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Lamden, Thomas, carter, N. Eutaw nLexington s Lannay, Lewis I. me ch. 140 Baltimore st Lannay, L. & P. calico printers, 179 Baltimore st Landerman, Fred'k, tobacconist, 2J Bond st. F P Landigan, Phi ip, marine , 55 Market st. FP Langart, William, carp. Green n Baltimore st M f. (Use. No thst. W P Larant ee, John L. 46 Lexington st Larew, James, tailor, 65 S. Frederick st Larew, Ab aham, ca p. Eutaw n Pratt st Larew, James, ca ter, Potter st. O T La ew, John, carp. Lombard n Eutaw st. W P Latour, John, me chant, dwel. corner of Green and Mu berry streets W P Latrody, Elijah, carp. N. Eutaw/?Franklin st.wp Laty, Joseph, boat builder, Georges Annst. dwel. 15 Pitt st. OT Laudensla^cr, Jacob, butcher and innkeeper, Hampstead hill, E P Laudun, Michael, boarding-house, 53 Water st B J Lauruiiman, Philip, mariner, 45 Market st F P Laurcnson, Philip, merch. 82 N. Liberty st Laurenson & Wheelan, grocers, 132 Baltimore s Lauremon, James, sea-capt. 32 Ann st.F P Laurens, Robert, grocer, 26 Wilke st. F P Lavipriac. Matthew, 133 Bond st. F P .Lavy, Thomas, carp. 26 Potter st O T Law, Jatties, clerk, Mulberry, n North st Law, Anthony, cabinet maker, 21, dwel, 11 Fay­ ette street Lawless, Matthew, grocer, GO Pratt t Lawder. BeniarriiK feed store. 25 North st O T 123

Lawrence, John M. physician, 4 George st F p Lawrence, Richard, b acksmith, 78 Alisanna do Lawrence, Richard, mer. cor. S. Calvert and Wa­ ter streets Lawson, Robert, justice of the peace, and clerk of the Marsh market, 12 Pirt st o T Lawson, Diana, widow, 20 Albemarle st o T Lawson, Wm. innkeeper, Swan st J 36 W. Alisanna st r Market do .-' H League, Margaret, widow, 96 Dugan's wharf ^ League, Sarah, widow, 102 Bond stpp Leakin, Sarah, widow, Apple alley do Leakin, Sheppard C. printer & boo1 seTer, I Mar­ ket, dwel. 14 Ann st F P Leaman, Thomas, grocer, corn. Eden and Du- lany sts. o T Leary, Peter, hatter, 21 Fell's st F p Reason, Sarah, widow, Wilke st F p Leathebury, John, chair-maker, 21 Comet st Leathebury, Thos. chair-make:-, Straight lane oT Leatherwood, John, ljrt)orer, Bavre, n Hanover st Lebon, Charles, grocer, 47 1-2 N. Howard st Leb u, Anthony, hair dresser, water, n Light st Leddy, John, grocer, Ross st w P Ledo, John, mariner, Dutch alley Lee, Elizabeth, widow, Dulany st F P Lee, George, sea capt. Gough do Lee, Joseph, 76 Bond do Lee, Isaac, c crk, 90 sharp st Lee, Nathan, jr. cordw. Jones st o T Lee, Philip, collector, &c. N. Eutaw, n F Lee, Susan, widow, boarding house, con and Baltimore sts 1 12

Lee, Rebecca, widow, S. Efttaw-»fi Lee st W P Lee, Susann , vvid >w, Asquith st O T Leeke, Nicholas scrivener, 61 Ann st F P Leeson, John, cigar ma^e , 38 Pratt st Lefavre, Ab aham, printer, 60 High st O T Legard, Jdseph, co dw. Aisquitl i do Le Grand, Samuel D. bacon store, 26 Market spaci corner Second st Leidner, Geo ge, tin manuf. High st O T Leigh, John, 102 Pratt st Leinhart, Henry, 9 German st Leinhart, Henry, ha ter, corner of Thames ami Philpot st. F P • , - Leinhart, Mary, widow, Pratt, n Euiawst W P Leinhart, Fredk, carp. Mulberry st n Larcw's alley Leith, Samuel, carpenter, Dutehal ey ^ Leloup, Louis F. vice consul, pro. tern. £ om France, 73 Albemarle st i Mesurier. Marv.45 Mark Le Peltier, Francis, carp. S. iioward, n Camden st Lemmon, Bobert, Auctioneer, dwel 20 Lombard st Lemmon, R. & Co. auct'rs, head of Gay st dock Lenard, Mary, widow, Wate , n Light st Lenox, Constant, 23 Thames st F P Lenox, Richard, tailor, 33 S. Calvert st Lenox, Wm. ship carp, 21 Ann st F P Lenox, Wm. Fleet, n Washington do Leonard, Joseph, brewer, 8, dwel. 105 Hanover st Leonard, Mary, widow, Potter st O T Leony, Gasper, gro er,cor. Bond and Thames F P Leslie, John, mariner, 10 Fleet st F P Lester, John, mer. dwel 30 Great York st G T Level y, John, clerk, Green, n Saratoga st Levering, Aa on R. paper store, 90 1-2 Bait, st Leve ing, Aaron, grocer, 56 Sharp st

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Levering, Jesse, grocer, 4 Lombard st Levering, Enoch & Jesse, grocers, 23 Cheapsid Joh Job H Levering, Peter, merch. 28 Cheapside Levi, Andrew, pedlar, Market st. F P Levy, Maria, dry-good store, corner of Libert and Fayette streets Lewis, A. I. & E. wholesale dry-good store, 157 Baltimore st Q Thames st. F Lewis, Isaiah, sea-capt. Gough st. F P Lewis, Margaret, widow, 10 George st. F P Lewis, Philip, druggist, 14 Bridge st. O T Lewis, Richard, merchant, 32 S. Howard st H ghby, cabinet-maker, M 6 street, O T ederick, grocer, 61 N Leyritz, Michael, Paca n Franklin st Library, Baltimore, corn. East and Holliday sts Lifely, Thomas, merchant, Dulany st. O T LifFy, Martin, cordw. 53 N. Eutaw st Ligget, David, carpenter, Duke st. O T Ligntbody, John, carpenter, Aisquith st. O T Lightner, George, laborer, North n Forest st. O T Lilly, Eli, innkeeper, corn. Howard & Lombard sts Linden, Daniel, laborer, corner of Green and French streets, OT 4 i \ Lindenberger, Frederick, 26 Hanover st Lindenberger, G. F. & I. merch. 200 and 200 1-2 Baltimore street Lindenberger, Jacob, merch. dwelt 40 Hanover st Lindsey, John, Fayette n Pearl st W P M 126

Ling, Robert, grocer, 59 Bond st. F P^ \ Lingenfelter, Jacob, grocer, corner of Franklin st and Larew's alley Link, Nicholas, shingle-maker, Pearl n Fayette st Linsey, Andrew, bricklayer, 64 Sharp st Litten, Thomas, 38 High st. O T Littig, Geo. custom house officer,Caroline st. F P Littig, Philip, brush and comb factory 142 Bait, st Little, Francis, teacher, Mulberry st. w P Little, George, tanner, Forest n Bridge st.O T Little, Jacob, merch. tailor, 26 South st Little, James, ship-carp. Wolf st. FP Little, Jeremiah, tailor, Caroline st. O T Little, John, carter, Petticoat alley, F P Little, Joseph, bricklayer, Pearl st. W P Little, Peter, watch and clock-maker, 122 Baltimore st. dwelt Green n Mulberry st. W P Little, Thomas, carter, Union n North st. O T Jjittleboy, George, merch. 115 Baltimore st Littlejohn, Miles, physician, 26 Light st I/nton, Thomas, sail-maker, 135 Bond st. F P Livers, Anthony, grocer, corner of Eutaw and W L N Livingston, John, teacher, German lane n Sharp st Liddey, Rose, widow, Ross st, W P Llewellen, Dorothy, widow, 30 Ann st. F P Lloyd, John, ship-carpenter, 32 Wilke st. F P Lloyd, Wm. cordw. Dutch alley Lloyd, Wm. cooper, 3 Green st. O T Lobby, Lewis, ship-carpenter, Alisanna st F P Lock, Nathaniel, cordial distiller, 40 S. Calvert st Lock, Sarah, matron of the Orphaline Charity School, N* Calvert st. n the City Springs &ock, Wm, bricklayer; Hill n Sharp st

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Loekbead, Joseph, teacher, St. Paul's lane'n Chat­ ham street Logan, John, grocer, corn. Green & Northsts. OT Logan, Phoebe, widow, Argyle alley, F P Loman, Emerty, diover, Sugar alley, F H Long* Cornelius B. cordw. Fell's st. F P Long, Henry, soap factory, Jones st. O T Long, Jacob, baker, 20 W. Alisannast. FP Long, John, rigger, Argyle alley, F P

Long, Reuben, merch. Camden n Hanover st i Long, Robert C carp. Conawago h N. Charles st Long, Robert, waterman, Lancaster st. F P Long, Samuel, grocer, 71 Harford st. O T Long, Samuel, mariner, 108 Wolfe st. F P Long, Sewal, cordw, George st. F P Long, Susan, widow, 140 Bond st. F P Long, Thomas, tailor, 16 Bond st. F P Long, Thomas, grocer, Frankline lane Long,Wm. C. grocer, Franklin n Howard st. W P Longley, John, carter, Sharp n Barre st Long ey, Wm. laborer, Lexington n Eutaw st. W P m Looker, Anthony, laborer, Jones st. O T Lord, Andrew, laborer, G. York ?i Harford st. O T Lorman, Wm.-merch. dwel. New Church, corner N. Charles street J_/>ty, Henry, cordw. Argyle alley> F P j/>ugh, Barbara, widow, Homespun alley Lovage, John, mason, Addison st. O T Love, George, 64 Fleet st. F P j^ove, John, druggist, 16 Market space Lovell & Sultzer, bakers, Water st. n Pctei'sbridge Love I, Wm. baker, 54 N. Howard st A Lovell, Wm. jr. baker, Dulany st. O T Lovell, Wm. baker 66 S. Charles st Lovegrove, James, book-binder, 32 Conawago st Lovering, Francis, coach-raak. M'Elderry's st. OT i I

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Howard st Henderson, earn. N Low, James, brickmaker, Camden n Eutaw st, WP Lowry, Francis, grocer, corn. Hanover & Barre sts Lowry, Joseph, cordw. Straight lane, 0 T Lowry, Prudence, widow, Great York t. O T Lowry, Rebecca, boarding-house, 42 South st Lowry, Robert, tailor, I Water st Lowry, Salvadore, pedlar, Pratt st. n the stone bridge Lowry,Samuel, grocer, 27 Wilke st. F P Lowry, Wm. surveyor of the port, Baltimore st- extended, n Green st. W P Lubeth, John, ship carp. Ann, n Fleet st F P Lucas, Fielding, jr. bookseller and stationer, 13S Baltimore st Lucas, John, millwright, 63 Green st O T Lucas, Peter, boarding house, 541-2 Bond st F P Lucas, Ronian, 13 W. Atisanna do Lucken, Henry, baker, 97 Camden st Lucky, Christian, carp. 37 Wagon alley # Ludden, Lemuel, jr. hardware store, 214 Bait, st Luke, Notris, ma incr, 39 George st F P Lusby, John, teacher, Union, n French st O T Lusby, Wm, mer. tailor, 9 South, dwe!. St. Paul's Lane, W P -^ Lyman, Klcanor, school mistress, Montgomery st vn Lynch, Betsey, Sempstress, Larew's alley, n Mul­ berry street Lynch & Craft, paint store, 15 Cheapside Lynch, B rnard^ship joiner, 64 Aun st F P Lynch, Henry, manner, Lancaster do Lynch, Patrick, laborer, 61 Ann do Lynch, Jnhn, silversmith, corner Franklin st. and Strawberry alley Lyon, Andrew, carp. Sharp, n Hill st LvQPi Michael, laborer, N. Liberty, » Lexii •

[ 129 ] Lyon, Wm blacksmith, 24 Pratt, dwel. 57 Sharp st Lyons, —r, pedlar, Franklin st W P Lyons, Bartholomew, cordw. Goodman st. F H Lyons, Margaret, widow, 8 Lancaster st F P M Mactier, Mrs. Francis, 15 St. Paul's lane Mackenheimer, John, 42 Bridge st O T Mackenheimer, Nicholas, fG Wagon alley Macke & Andre, mer. 120 N. Howard st Mackall, Richard, Paca, n Franklin st W P Mack all, Edward, mer. 45 Baltimore st Macke, Benjamin, painter, Camden, n Paca st W I Macatee, Clement, Potter stO T Macomas, Nancy, widow, 40 Light st Mackenzie, Colin, physician, 12N. Gay st Mackenzie, George, saddler, 32 South c. Water st Mackey, Michael, grocer, 72 South st Mackey, John, jr. lumber mer. Light st wharf Maccubbin, Wm. tailor, 80 Argyle alley, F P Maccubbin, Moses, tailor, 46 N. Gay st Mace, Thomas, pump maker, Argyle alley, FP MacdouaM & Ridgely, mer. cornec Baltimore and N« Howard st Macilroy, Thomas, mer. 67 Smith's wharf Made a, Jacob, 16 Lombard st Madschoephsky, John, baker, 34 Market stFP Magee, Patrick, pedlar, Ross st W P Magee, Mary, widow, Phil pot st F P Magee, John, teacher, 31 S. Calvert st Maglennen, James, soap and candle manufac. 86 Charles street Magruder, Richard B. attorney at law, 53 South Charles st eet Magruder, Wm. B, mer. N. E, corner Pratt and Hanover sts Magruder, liddleton B. mer. Ill Baltimore st Mugrudeij Mrs, Eleanor, do M2

I [ 130 Magry, Vincent, cigar maker, 111 Bond st F P Maguire, Sarah, widow, Liberty st O T JMaguire, John, grocer, 55 S. Frederick st Maggs, Jane, w dow, 23 N. Gay st Maher, Martin, mer. 11 Spear's wharf Mahaney, John, bricklayer, Salisbury st O T Male, Joseph A. tobacconist. HODugan's wharf Mallett, Francis, dancing-master, 24 S. Charles Mallory, James, carp. Argyle alley, F P Mallorv, Patrick, liverv stable, Lancaster st. F 1 M W Malcolm, Hannah, widow, Aisquith st. O T Mankin, Isaiah, merch. 69 Smith's wharf, dwel. St, Paul's lane n Chatham st Mankin, Jane, widow, M'Elderry's st. O T Manly, John, laborer, 52 Wagon alley Mann, Anthony, apothecary, 120 Baltimore st Mann, Julius C. 76 Harrison st Mann, Frederick, cordw. 43 Bridge st. dwelling Green st O T Mann, Mrs. Patsey, 25 Union st. O T- Manning, Sarah, widow, 97 Ann st. F P Mansel, Gabriel, rigger, Happy aUey, F P Mansel, Henry, brewer, 59 N. Gay st Mansfield, Mary, widow, Conway st Manson, Henry, boarding-house, 10 Bond st. F P Manro, Jonathan, mcrch. 258 Baltimore st March, Gale, chair maker, St. Paul's lane, n Balti­ more street Marche, John, broker, comer S. Frederick and.. Second sts. March, Peregrine, 70 Pittst O T Marcellus, John cordw. 84 Bond st F Marchand, Peter, grocer, 3 Roger's? Marean, Thomas, mer. 9 Bowley's w Marfillius, Henry; hatter. 3£ Gencan L 131 j

Marine Insurance Office, cor. Second & S. Gay sts Maris, George, druggi-t, 144 Baltimore st dweh 14 N Charles st Mariott,KIisha,carp. Whiskey alley, n Paca st WP Mariott, Mary, widow, Duke st O T Marks, Win, plaisterer ana innkeeper, Shakspeare tavern, corner of East and Lemmon sts Marmigan, Michael /jeweller, 28 Fells st. F P Marr, Mary, vridow, 41 Wolfe st. F P Ivlarr, Alexander^ comb-manufac. 80 Conway st Marr, Isabella, wi&ow^ 22 Hanover st Ma ree, Elizabeth, widow, Holiday st Marshall — , Edenst F P Marseilas, John, cordw. Harford, n Forest st O T Marsh, Stephen, mer. 39 Baltimore st Marston, David, farrier, 82 HarrisOM st Mary, Augustus,, teacher of music, N. Liberty, h Saratoga st Martin, Ann, widow, 76 N. Liberty st Martin, John, cordw. 1 18 N. Howard st Martin, John, ornam. sash maker, Morrow st. wp Martin, John B. Potter st. O T Martin, Susanna, widow, 36 Forest st. O T Martin, John, carp. 26 Green st O T Mali in, Johanna, widow, 21 Commerce st Martin, Luther, att'y at law, chief judge of the court of Oyer and Terminer, &c. dwel. 9 S. Charles st Martin, James* cabinet-maker, Love y lane Martin, James & Wm. commission rneichants 13. County wharf Martin, Wm jr. grocer, Sharp n Pratt st Martin, Catharine, W. Alisanna st. F P Martin, John, grocer, Lombard st. W P Martin, Wjn. rigger^ Strawberry alley, F P Martin, James, sea capt Wolfe st. F P Martin; Samuel Bt physician, lQAniut, FP

* » Martiacq, John, merch. tailor, 3 Hanover st. dwel. 58 Charles st Mason, Richard, plater, 93 N. Howard st vlason, Win, ma iner, 25 Bond st F P Mason*, Peter, carp. Camden* n Howard st Mass, John, cooper, Mulberry, n Eutawst Matthias, Nicholas, baker, New lane, W P vlathiot, George, carp. Harford, n Forest st O T Mathiot, Christian, tailor, Bridge, n East do Mattack, Samuel T. tailor, Lombard, n Howard st Mattis, Joseph, manner, Strawberry alley, F P Mattison, Sarah, widow, 28 Conawagost Mattoc s, George, brars founder, 42 N. Gay st Mattocks, Edward, cooper, 59 Wagon alley Matthews, Wrn. mer. 7 Water st Matthews, Thomas L. cord. Green, n French st OT Matthews, Ann, widow, 98 Highst O T Matthews, Samuel, blacksmith, 34 Front do Matthews, Thomas, carp. 97 High do Matthews, Joshua, mer. 17 M'Elclerry's wharf Matthews, J«hn, morocco manufac. 2 Cheapside, dwel. Bait, n Perl st W P Matthews, Wm. & Co. mer. 50 S. Calvert st Matthews, Elizabeth, widow, Queen st. F P Matthews, Elias, hatter, Whiskey alley, n Eutawst Mauer, John P. cordw. 15 Camden st Maulden, John, grocer, I Light st wharf Maurat, John, laborer, Green, n Forrest st O T Mauro, Philip* 10 N Howard st Maurau, Louisa, young ladies' academy, 27 Han­ over street Maxwell, Wm. distiller, 71 Granby st O T Maxwell, Elizabeth, widow, K. George "do Maxwell, Adam, grocer, Paca, n Fayette st W P Maxwell, John, plane maker, Strawberry alley May, Jamesp cooper, Cowpen alley

i is Maynard, Quinsy, blacksmith, Concord si Maynard, Forster, carp, corner Eutaw street an 4 Brandy alley May dwell, John, constable, 68 Harrison st Mayer & Brantz, mer.5 Commerces* Mead, Isaiah, turner, corn. Green and Low sis. O T Mechanics'1 Bank, N. Calvert, coiner of East st Medcalf, George, mariner, 27 Lancaster st. F P Meek, Wrn. bricklayer, Dutch alley Meeteer, Samuel & William, paper manufacturers, paper warehouse, 8 Baltimore st Melcher, Frederick mariner, VV. Alisanna st. F P Merchants' Coffee-house, 36 South st Mercer, Bartholomew, carp. King George st. O T Mercer, Mrs. 13 S. Howard st Mercer, Win, N. physician, 13 C Chatham st Meredith, Benjamin, whitesmith, 33 S. Liberty st Meredith, John, grocer, 7 Second st Meredith, Jonathan, att'y at law, N. Calvert st. n the City Springs Meredith, Margaret, widow, Franklin n Taca eet, VV P Meredith & Spalding, merch. 26 N. Howard st Meredith, Thomas, merchant, dwelling N. Eutaw n Fayette st Me feld, John, grocer, corn. Barreand Sharp sts Meikle, Jacob, innkeeper, corner of Howard and Franklin streets Meritt, John, drover, Montgomery st. F H Merriam, Joseph, upholsterer, 40 S. Calvert st Meniken,Elizabeth, widow, Forest n Montgomery street, F H Merriken, James, cabinet-maker, 8 Lexington st. Merrin, Stephen, carp. 82 S.Charles st Merryman, John, 4 S. Calvert st Merryman, Sam'J, collector, &c. Still-house st. O T 134

Messonier, Henry, merch. 8 S. Charles st Metier, John M. grocer, Baltimore n Paca st. w p "Mettee, Charles A, blacksmith, 32 High st. O T Meiz, Elizabeth, widow, Argyle alley, F P Metzger, Daniel, carpenter, Bank n Bond st. F P Meyer, Charles, 33 Lexington st. Meyers, John A. cordv\ Whiskey alley ?zEutaw st Mezick, Baptist, sea-capt. Ann n George st. F P Mezick, Joshua, sea-capt. George n Ann st. F P IV iccue, Edward, Smith's alley Middieton, Gilbert, inspector of beef and pork, Jones st. O T Middieton, iOenry, bricklayer, Fleet n Washing­ ton stri t, P P Midd^ton, James, physician, 12N. Gay st Middieton, Moses, ma iner, 19 Shakspear st. F P Middieton, Richard, merch. 47 Baltimore st Middieton, Richard, merch. dwel. 68 High st. OT Miles, Jane, widow, King George st. O T Mi!, s, Mrs. Eleanor, corn. N. Frederick & Gay sis Mil , John, merch. dwel. 68 High st. O T B i hind, Michael, merch. 182 Baltimore st. dwel. 42 Water street M trd, Joseph, L. 77 Bond st F P Millerman, George, carp. Aisquithst O T B illhoJland, Robert D. block and pump maker, 41 Alisanna st F P Miller, Alexander, grocer, 33 Light st Miller, Andrew, cordw. 62 Saratoga st Miller, Charles, clerk, 74 Pitt st O T

Miller, Char s, cooper, dwel. Paca, n LexingJD ' ton st W P Miller, Christopher, lace and fringe weaver, 6t S. Charles st \ Miller, Conrad, laborer, Lombard st W P

t L 135 J

Miller, George, blacksmith, cor. Hawk & Warden sts. near the Fails ]Millerf George cordw. 72 Happy alley F P Miller, George, W. innkeeper, 13 Fishmarket spac< Miller, Jacob, tanner, Jones stO T Miller, John, waterman, 31 Bond st F P Miller, John D. clerk, of the W P market, Paca, n Fayette street Miller, John, cordw. Sugar alley, F H Miller, John, Franklin, n Howard st W P Miller, John, corn. Bond & Smith st. F P Miller, John, weaver Whiskey alcy, n Eutaw st Miller, widow of John, dry good store 2 Mash ma.ket space Miller, Lewis, blacksmith, 142 High st. dwel 91 French st 0 T Miller, Mrs. Lucretia, Apple alley F P Miller, Lydia, widow, 5 Caroline st do Miller, Mary, widow, Kutaw st W P Miller, Peter, tobacconist, 31 South st Miller, Robert, mer. 186 Baltimore st. dwel. Sharp n German st Miller, Mrs. Rosanna, New Lane, W P Miller, Susan,innkeeper, cor.Bridge & Franklin st Miller, Wm. cordw. 70 Cmberland row Million, Joseph, confectioner, 105 N. Howard st -Millis, Joshua, carp. Lee, n Forest st Mills, George, sea capt. 66 Fleet st F P Mills, Ezekiel,mere tailor, 1 i-2 N. Gay, dwel. 62 N. Frederick st Mills, Mary, widow, S. Eutaw, n Law st W P Mills, Richard, hatter, 54 Gough st F P Mills, Wm. P. rner. tailor, 2 N. Gay st Miltenberger, Catharine, widow, Pratt street n Market space Minick, Baltzer, cordw, Fish-market space Miskeily, Peter, shoe-store, Pratt nB. Frederick /

jV£Uchell, Alexander, merch. N. Frederick n Bah. st Mitchel , Ann, widow, 86 Hanover st Mitchell, Arthur, coope , 93 French st. O T Mitchell, Dickey, carp. Duke st. O T Mitchell, Francis I. merchant, dvvcl. N. Charles Franklin st Mitchell, James W. merch. 49 Baltimore st Mitchell, John, ship carp. Dukest. O T Mitchell, John, grocer, dwel. corn. Sharp & Pratt st Mitchell, Mrs. Margaret, boarding-house, 16 S Calve: t st * Mitche 1, Margaret, widow, Aisquith st. O T Mitchell, Matthew, ship-carp. 46 Market st. F P Mitchell, Richard 15. N. Charles st. n the Cathedral Mitchell & Sheppard, grocers, 20 Cheapside Mitchell, Th. meal-seller, 65 Petticoat alley, F P Mixter, Ezra,cordw. Mechanic's alley, O T Moale, Samuel, atfy at law, 7 N. Gay st, office 7 Chatham street Mock, Caspar, watchman, 51 High st. O T Mockalden, Joseph, grocer, corner of Eutaw st and Whiskey alley Mohler, Peter, brass-founder, 26 Harrison st Mohler, Wm. currier, Pearl st. W P Mo'iere, Mrs. E iza, Paca n Franklin st. WP Mollcnhouer, Joseph, carp. 73 Wagon alley Momonier, Francis, ship joiner, Washington st. FP Momonier, Mary, widow, Ann st. F P Monk, George, 11 Bridge st. o T Monkur, Wm. carp. 11 Alisanna st*F P Monsarrat, David, sea capt. 26 Shakspear st. F P Montalibor, Marten, widow, Eutaw st. WPJ Monteith, I & R. silversmiths, 222 Baltimore st Montgomery, John, 37 Fayette st Montgomery, John, hachney-coachman? N. Calvert street, ?i the Pantheon* ro 7 Moale, Ellen, widow, 49 Pratt st Moffit, John, grocer, 6 County whf Mood, Phi ip, grocer, 41 Bridge st. o T Moody, Mrs. Christiana, 38 E. Alisana st. F P Moon, Mavk, teacher, corner of Front and Pitt sts dwel. 5b Pitt st. O T M oon, Richaid, sea-capt. Queen st. F P Moor, Athanasius, carp. 34 E. Alisanna st. F P Moor, Henry, me ch dwel. 65 Great Yorkst O T Moor, John, 65 Great York st. O T Moor, YVm. blacksmith, Dulany st. O T Moore, George, inspector of flour, 94 N. Howard st Moore, Henry, painter, 16 North st Moore, John B. measurer of lumber, Sharp second door from Hill st. FH Moore, John, carp. Eutaw st. W P Moore, John, pilot, 26 Wilkest. F P Moore, Mary, widow, Eutaw st. W P Moore, Philip, president of the Franklin Bank an< clerk of the U. S. district court, dwel. Market st F P. office Washington squae Moore, Stephen H. collector of the revenue, office 22 Washington square Moore, Samuel, merch. dwel. 133 S. Charles bt Moore, Thomas, 28 Wilke st. F P Moore, Thomas, plane-maker, Dutch alley Mopps, Adam, carp. 68 Pitt st. O T Mopps, Frederick, carter, Pitt st. O T Moranvilliers, Rev. John de,pastor of St. Patrick'* (Catholic) church, Market st. n the church, F P Mordecai, Isaac, pedlar, 4 Low st. 0 T More, Nathaniel, tailor, 45 Bond st. F P Morehead, Turner, merch. 163 Baltimore st. dwel. N. Charles st Moreheiser, Philip, grocer, Franklin n Howard street, W P N L 138 ]

Morgan, Edward, clerk, 63 Pitt st. 0 T Morgan, George, painter, 2 Straight lane O T Morgan, Jesse, mercb. 61 Pitt st. O T Morgan, J esse*'sieve-maker, 50 Front st. O T Morgan, Joel, Green n North st. O T Morgan, John, carter, 36 Pitt st. O T Morgan, Wm. sea-capt. 34 Wolfe st. F P Morgan, Thomas, potter, corner of Green and Pitt sts. dwel. 59 Pitt st. O T Morgan, Wm. blacksmith, Franklin n Paca st. shoP Paca st. w P Morrel, James, merch. dwel. 22 High st. o T Morrell, Lise, cigar-maker, 66 N. Howard st Morris, Thomas C. ship-joiner, George and Wolfe St. FP Morris, Morris, cordw. 50 Gough st. F P Morrison, James, ship-carpenter, Foiest ?? Mont- gomey street Morrison, John, mariner, 24 Philpotst. v v Monison, Neil, carp. Lombard st. n the water wor' Morrison, Peter V merch. 65 Granby st o T Morrison, Priscilla, widow, Liberty st o T Morrison & Smith, grocers, 49 Bridge st o T Morrow, Kennedy, laborer, 87 North st Morrow, vVm, innkeeper, 1 Bondst. FP Morrow, John, soap and candle manufacturer Fish- market space Morse, Susanna, widow, Pratt st. n Market space Morsel], Esther, widow, 70 N. Liberty st Mortimer, John, mariner, M'Elderry's st o T Mortimer, Robert, constable, Primrose alley Mortimer, Thomas, carp. York n Forest st Morton, John A. iron founde , Montgomery st. Fl Morton, John, cabinet-maker, 98 Bond st. F P Moses, Jacob, pedlar, 89 N. Howard st 139

.lloshcr, James, president of the Mechanic's Bank, New Church n N. Calvert st ? 'osho, Christina, cigar-maker, Eutaw st W P Mosier, John A. clerk, Forest st O T Mosier, ——, constable, Hawk st Moss, Charles, tailor, 58 Cumberland row Moss, Barney, laborer, 19 Caroline st. p p Moss, David, innkeeper, 26 Fells st. F p Molt, John, grocer, 61 Bridge st. o f M^tt, Joshua, merch. 50 Bridge st. o t Mourn, ichael, carp. Potter st OT Mounon, Laurent, grower, 41 Market space Moxley, Thomas, carp. Mo row st W P Mull, Wm. pilot, 43 Market st space, F P Mnlhall, Patrick, cord.v. A*gyle alley F P Mullanphy, John, N. Charles, n Saratoga st Mul ler, Geo ge C. mer. 55 Front st O T Muller, Geo £e II. mer. St. Paul's lane, W P MuPer, Lewis, grocer, 69 Caroline st F P Mullikin, Basil D. mer. 145 Baltimore st Muiikin, Benj. H. mer. 179 do Mullikin, Richard D. mer. dwel. 60 N. Charles st Mulltn, Owen, aborer, 110 Bond st F P Multhi, Thomas, High st O T ™ummey, Thomas, mer. 21 N. Howard st Sunday, Wm. bookseller, 63 do MUndeli, Win. grocer, Fleet st F P Munn, John, dwel. Montgomery st F H Munroe, Isaac, printer, 62 N. Liberty st Munroe, Nathan VV. sign and ornamental painter, over 9 South st Murdock, Mary, widow, Sempstress, King George street, O T Mu. phy, Christiana, widow, York, n Forest st Murphy, Ezekiel, cordw Lee, n Goodman sts Murphyj John, sea capt, 6 Alisanna st FP 140

Murphy, John, constable, 7 Shakspeare st I1 P Murphy, Isaac, sea capt. Temple alley, O T Murphy, Thomas, printer, and one of the nroi

Murphy, Thomas, butcher, Hoi id.ay st Murphy, Daniel, spinning wheel iraker comer Paca and Baltimo.e sts. \V P Muiray, Matthew, Bridge, n Forest st O Murray, Wm, cqrdw . 31 S. Calvert st Murray, Walter, talk Paul lane & Chatham sts Muschett, Walter, mer. Pleasant, n Calvert st w l Museum, Baltimore, over 236 Baltimore st Musgrave, Wm. drayman, 26 Phi'pot st F P Muskett, John, mead, ale and porter house, corn. George and Market sts F P Myer, Jacob, brick maker, Conway, n Charles st Myer, Catharine, widow, 7 Union st O T Myers, Andrew, brass founder, Piatt st Bridge Myers, Bernard, printer, 55 Green st O T Myers, Elizabeth, widow, 30 Bridge do Myers, George, china and glass store, 102 Bait, s Myers, Godfrey, brass founder, 20 Second st dwel Temple alley, O T Myers, Jacob, mer. 55 Bait. st. dwel. Holliday st Myers, Jacob, mer. tailor 52 N. Howard st Myers, Tacob, grocer, 54 Bond st F P Myers, Jacob, tobacconist, 55 South st dwel. Nr. Ca vert, n the City Springs Myers, .|ohn, 63 Great York st O T Myers, Mary, Sempstress, King George st. n H ford Run Myers, Nicholas, sea capt. 109 Bond st F P Myers, Solomon, ;04 N. Howard st flyers, Stephen &co. grocers, SO do Myers, Susanna, widow, Ann st F P

i [ 141 I Myers, Wm.71 Pitt st O T Myers, Wm. mcr. 80 Dugan's wharf Myers, Zachary, mer. 118 N. Howard st M'c M'AUister, Charles, brewer, 61 Harrison st M'Allister, John, Union, n North st O T ' M'Allister, John, innkeeper, 11 Fish market space M'Aidle, Henry, S. Eutaw, n Pratt st W P M'Ardle, Scoby & co. iron-founders, Pratt, wPaca street, W P M'Bean, Angus, grocer, corn. Lancaster st. and Happy aley F P M< Bride, Anthony, cooper, 35 S. Gay st M

'>!'Clean, Charles, Union tavern, Camden st M^Clean, Charles, plaisterer, Wolfe st F P • M'Clean, John, blacksmith, Patterson st. dwel. 6' Granby st O T M'Clean, John, grocer, 35 Conawago st MkC eary, Wm, boot-maker, 35 South st Vi'Cleester, Henry & John, Public alley W'Clellan & Burrows, mer. Bait, n Green st W P M'Clella?, Samuel mer. dvvel. Lovely lane M>CIelland & Seckel, mer* 268 Baltimore st M* enaghan, Alexander, laborer, Pitt st. n liar- foid Run OT Mc: lennan, RoBert, eordw. 30 Gr-nby st O T M'C oy, Jane, widow, Lancaster st F P M*Clure, John grocer, 119 Baltimore st M'CLuer, Wm. G. dry good merch. 145BaIt. st M'CoLey, James, Pleasant, n Calvert st JM>v olley, Matthew, carter, 11 French st O T M'Colm, Matthew, chair maker, 45 South st M Comas, Frederick, carp, l Comet st M Comas/Wmv36 High st O T M'Comb, Fanny, widow, Fleet n Washington st P? M Comb, Solomon, sea capt. 87 Alisanna do M'Conaghee, Mrs. Mary, Addison st O T M'Conkey, James, innkeeper, Holliday st* next to the theatre M'Conkey, James, mer. dwel. 56 Camden st M'Conkey, James, carp Duke st O T M'Conkey, John*, grocer,c. Duke & Exeter sts o 7 M'Connell, Elizabeth, boarding house, cor. Fred** rick and Water sts M'ConnelJ, Sarah, widow, Strawberry alley M'Cormick, James, mer. dwel. 43 S. Charles st M'Cormick, James, carp. M'E.derry's st O T M'Cormick, J. & Son, mer. Bait, n Paca st W3T M'Cormick^ John, carter, Union st 0 T 113

VT'CoaU, Robert, manuf. of domestic ^oods, M'fri dertfsjt O T MX'oy, Ann,-, widow of Joseph, 31 German st M'Coy, A. I. & co. cotton and wool card manufac* 249 Baltimore st M'Coy, Cassandra, 31 German st M'Coy, John, cooper, 9 Fayette st M' Cray ton, Isaac, plaisu rer, M'Elderry's st. o T M'Crosson, Henry, weave;-, Washin \ st. I)onald, Alexander, weaver, North n Saratoga st McDonald, Alexander, carter, Chapel aley McDonald, Barbara, widow, corner of S. Eutaw and Camden sts W P M> Donald & Hayes, painters, corn..Conaw ago and Liberty streets Mc Donald, John, carp. Potter st O T McDonald, John, cod. N. Eutaw n Saratoga st MhDonald, Samuel, cordw. II Bond st F P \1< Donald, Wm. mcrch. d el. Queen st 0 T ML*Donald, Wm. & Son, merch. and office far the Philadelphia land and water line ot packets and -'ages via Freiiditcwa,, 103 Rowley's whf. j. 144 I

M'Donald, Alexander, grocer, corn. Ann and Ali- sanna streets F P McDonnell, James, grocer, corn. Strawberry alley and Fret street F P M'Dowell, Elizabeth, widow, 31 G. York st O T M'Dowell, physician, 12 Fayette st McDowell, George, stationer, 86 Baltimore st M'Elderry-, Elizabeth, widow, Aisquith st O T M'Elligotf, P. G. grocer, corner of North and Ger­ man streets, O T M'Eiroy, John, grocer, cor. Bond & Gough sts F P M'fiuen-, Ann, Semp$tre$s\ 61 Fleet st F P M'Faden, Ann, widow, Green n North st O T M'Fadon & Harris, insurance office, 30 Water st M'Kadon, John, corner of King George and Still- house streets O T M'Fadon, Mary, widow, 42 Pratt st M'Kadon,Neil,grocer,Lombard st nthe water-works M'l irland, Michael, carter, Franklin st w P M'Ferrin, John, baker, 5 Second st M' ibbon, James, po. trait and miniature painter, Lovely lane M'Gi 1, Mary, widow, Caroline st V P M' ill, Miss Mary, 93 Hanover st M'Ginnis, John, innkeeper, Fish market space M'Gowan, Agnes, widow, n the S. end of Sharp st M'Gnrl , John, bricklayer, Smith st F P MHen:y, Dennis, eordvv. Forrest st M'Henry, Francis D. rnereh. 14 County whf M [ptire, John, mariner, Montgomeiy st F II M'llvain, Alexander, clothier, 32 S. Calvert st M'Jilton, Daniel, cordw. 46 Green st O T M'Jilton, Wm. shoe-store, 40 Biid^e st O T M'Kay, John, grocer, 53 Pitt st O T M'Kay, Alice, widow, Bank st F Py M'j^can, Key. Alexander, 17 Alisannast F P 14 J

w'ifeen & M'Clellan, crockery ware stoic 211 Baltimore street M*Keen, John, merch. d,vel. M'CIellan's alley

_ r / ^J r? O" »» ~. .*...-*v.r ,t A < act : Jj^OM, Eleanor, widow, grocer, 4Cbeapsid e M' Kenzie, James, carp. 8 Green btOT £|Kenzie, Mary, milliner, 116 Bond st V P 'i'Kcy, George, grocer, 23 N. Eulaw st M Kiidoni Mary, grocer, corner of Union and French streets O T M Kim, Alexander, M. C. dweJ. Lovely lane, corner of South .street M'Kim, John, grocer, corner of Aisquith and M'El jle ry's st O T M'Kim, John, jr. merch. 103 Baltimore st M'Kim, Isaac, merch. 19 South st. dwe). Great York street O T M'Kim, Robert & A's cotton factory and counting house, French nearly opposite Green st O T M'Kim, Robert, dvvel. 6 N Gay st M'Kim, Samuel, merch. 29 Baltimore st M'Kinnd, James, grocer, Hookstowh road M'Kinnel, John, grocer, 22 Lexington st M'ivinley, Betsey, widow, I Bank st M'KirJey, Thomas, cordw. Smith st F P M'Kip, Hugh, corner of Hanover and Camden sts M'Kubbin, Moses, hair-d.esser I Dutch alley M'Laughlin, Danielj , cons ab e, Smith st F V M W Laugh in, Wm. coop r, Sarato i n Paca st M'Le Ian, Andrew, cordw. corn. Goodman st. and Sugar alley • M Lc| an, Wm. dwel. corn. _N. ton streets M'Mackon, Alexander, cordw, 67 Wilk 146

Ch Masters, Miss j M'Minn, G orge, cooper, Baltimore n Pearl stWP M'Namara, Mary, widow, Thames st F P J M M'Nulty, John, grocer, c. Mulberry & Calvert si M'Nulty, Patrick, grocer, WiJkest V P M'Pbail, Danl. saddler, N. Charles, n Saratoga st M'Pher on, Isaac, mill stone maker, dwei. 5i Fay­ ette street M'Pherson, Wm. grocer, 2 Great York st O T M'Quillan, James, sea capt. Wolfe, n Wilk st F P M'Q,uinn, Wm. lumber mer. Light st wharf, dwei. President, n Bridge st O T Nabbs, Wm. cordw. Brandy alley, n Sharp st Nagie, Henry, brick maker, Washington, n Paca W Na#h W N Hanover sts. H Nattali, Joseph, clerk, 19 Camden st Wangle, Mar) NcaL Wills & W K Cay street Neale. John, coach maker, East st. dwei. at the As­ sembly rooms N N ver street Needles, Susanna, widow, Lombard, n Hanover st Needham, Jane widow. Caroline st F P Needham, John, innkeeper, 23 George st. F P

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IJjeimyee> , Harman, carp. Howard, n Conwav •.. ^cilson, James, office 46 South st ^eilson, Oliver H.&Co. boo: seller, 104 Bait st ^eiison, James C. mer. 194 do ^eilson, Thomas, grocer, 44 Bridge *st O T ^eilson, Joseph & Son, grocers, 118 High do .jVilJ, Thomas, block maker, 44;Happ y alley, F P JJ«Mi;hl)ours, John, ship ca-p 61 Aliisannas t F P orison, Joseph, clerk, Barre, between Sharp and Hanover sts Nelson, Joseph, mer. dvvel Mechanic's alley O T Nelson, Thomas, 104 < rem st do Nelson, Joseph, carter, M'Elderry's do Nenniiijrer, John, professor of inn sic, Courtlaiult st Nesbit, John, grocer, 86 N. Howard st Nesbit, Robert, mer. 85 N. Howard st Neuvelle, Peter, cabinet maker, Saratoga, near Char.es st Newman, James, sea capt. 125 Wolfe st F P Newman, Lawson, carp. Exeter stOT Newcumber, Margaret, widow, cor. Ba'timorc and Eutaw st. W P Newton, Miss Mary, Caroline st F P Nicoll, David, paver, cor. Bank & Bond sts. F P Nicholas, Bakhazer, cigar maker, 33 Harrison st Nichols, David, carp. Welcome alley Nichols, Barbara, widow, 4 N. Liberty st Nichols, Lewis, rigger, 42 Lancaster, st F P Nichol\ Win, p aisterer, Caroline do Nicholl, Thomas, bricklayer, Caroline do Nicholson, John, cordw. Whiskey alley n Eutaw st Nicholson, Thomas, cordw. 52 Light st Nicholson, John, broker, 22 Second St Nicholson, Margaret, Sempstress, Dutch alley Nicholson, Christopher, cordw. corner of Muiber ry and N. Calvert st 148

Nicholson, Charles, ship-carp, 80 Albemarle st K ortii, I Nicholson, Joseph II. president of the Commerce North, J» and Farmers' Bank, dwel. 276 Baltimore st Nottage, Nicholson, John, mariner, corner of Fleet a n d Notherm Wolfe street-. F P Rowland Nickin, Philip II. bookseller, 202 Baltimore st Novvland Niles, Hezekiah, printer, 34 South st. dwel. 32 C Nugent, York street O T Nurer, S Ninde, Isaac, grocer, 67 IVPEIderry's whf Nussear, Ninde, James, watchma'

NofjLUj Edward, carter, 42 Happy alley F P North, Nancy widow, Apple alley F P NotUge, John, hackney coachman, Bank st. F P Nothcrman, George, cordw. 35 I'igh st O T Rowland, widow of Dennis, Hanover n Camden Nowland, John, clerk, 86 Charles st Nugent, Neal, innkeeper, 33 Watei st rer, Sebastian, co dw. 39 Fayette st Nussear, Michael II. grocer, Hookstownroad Nyman, Mary, widow, 57 Green st O T O Oats, John, 58 Bond st F P O'Brien, Michael, waterman, Starr alley F P 0 Conno , Lewis, diayman, Potter st O T O'Connor, Catharine, widow, 3 Sha:cspear st F P N 39 vVater st O'Donnell, Sarah, widow, Green st. n the Ni n market, W P Ogden & Caldwell, cabinet-makers, 11 South st Ogden, David, cabinet-maker, Orange alley Ogden, Jonathan, cabinet-maker, dwelling 6 Cona- wago street Ogle, Wm. carp. 88 1-2 Pratt st Ogleby & D. Winchester, merch. 52 South st O'Hara, John, grocer, corn. Bridge & East sts O T ^*kely, John, merch. 55 Smith's wharf, dwel. Great York street O T Oldham, Jacob, chair-maker, 94 Pratt st Oldham, John, chair-maker, 70, djrel. 40 South st Oldham, James, saddle-tree maker, 20 Conawago st Oldson, Samuel, tailor, Friendship st O T Oliphant, Jane, grocer, corn. Pitt & High sts O T Oliver, James, hackney-coachman, 37 German st Balti o 150

Oliver, Rebecca, widow, Strawberry aliey F P Onion, Elisabeth, widow, 22 North st o T Opperman, Lewis, Columbian Garden, Dulany ssreet o T Oran, John, bricklayer, 35 Lexington st Orchard, John, teacher of the Washington school. J East sts. dwel. Dulanv st F V IN M w _ Orick, John W. mariner, Honey alley Orkley, Wm. carter, Montgomery st F H Orphaline Charity School, N. Calvert st. n the City Springs Orr, Robert, grocer, Bond st F p Osborn, Wm. lumber merch. duel. York st Osborne, Alexander, merchant, 10 Market space, dwel. Albemarle st o T Otterson, John, laborer, Happy alley F P Otto, Nicholas, rigger, Happy alley F p Otto, Diederick, g.ave digger, 10 North st O T Ovaere, John F. grocer, Hill n Goodman st Owen, John, physician, 22 Chatham st Owens, Joseph, shoe-store, 63 Baltimore st Owens, Wm. grocer, lOODugan's whf Owens, Kennedy, merch. 68 N. Charles si Owens, James, carp. German st F P O ings & Cheston, merch. Elicott'swhf Owings & Roy, ha dware merch. 84 Baltimore st Owings, John, me ch. corn. Paca& Franklin sts w p P Paen, Frederick, sugar refiner, Paca, n Franklin VV M Page, James, physician, corn. King George and Still house sts O T \ Palfrey John, mariner, corn. Ann and

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Palmatory, Allen, tailor, 31 High sto Palmer, Eve ilia, widow, lluxon lane W

- f*J iU\^l , IT*. \Jl 1 ~amphilion, J*».-,-~a, —, p. ~-^-,- y 7 w .. *amphilion Thomas, Marine cofle house. Fell's st opposite Bond st F p Pannell, Edwaid, 38 South st Pappion, John, mariner, 126 Wilk st F P Pantry, John, blacksmith 84 do Paris, Mrs. Eleanor, M'Elderry's st o T Parish, John, carp. corn. Bank and Calvert sts Parker, Charles, grocer, 55 Harrison st Parker, George & James, mer. 42 Bridge st o T Parker- John, silversmith, Ross stw P Parker, Peter, innkeeper, 29 Market space Parker^ Robert, inspector of iiih, corn, Camd and S. 1 'owani st Parker, Thos. mer./26 Water stdvvel. N. Charli n Pleasant street* Parker, Thomas L. sea capt. 24 Fleet st v P Wm do Pa ks, Archibald, carter, Eden do Parks, Fredeaick, 59 Bank do M H Pa ks, Nathan, grocer, Ann st FP Parks. Wm. carter. Eden do

d we 1.16 Granby sto T a Parr, Eltsba, potter, Eden st O T Parrot, Sarah, widow, 15 Caroline st F p Parrot, Richard, sail maker, Lancaster do Parsons, John, ship carp. 21 Ann st v p Gre dw. York 152

N Parsons, Win. ship carp. 81 Fleet st F P Partridge, Daubiney, 66 Green st OT Partridge, James H. 18 Chatham st Partridge, Job, carp, cor, G. York and High st o' Pascault, Lewis, Saratoga, n Pine st w p

Pasterfield, Caleb, cordw. Low st OT Patapsco Insurance Company, 7 Commerce st Pate, James, pilot, 52 Happy alley, v p Patrick, Daniel, millinery store, 126 Bait st Patrick, Samuel C. grocer, 22 Ckeapside Patriot Office, Munroe and French printers, 29 S, Calvert street Patterson, Andrew, mer. Franklin, n Howard st N N Patterson, John, cordw. Eutaw st w P Patterson, John, mer. tailor 22 South st Patterson, Nancy, widow, N. Charles, n Pleasant st Patterson, Thomas, tailor, 23 Pitt st o T Patterson, Walter, piaistercr, Aisquith do Patterson, Wm. & Son, mer. 20 South st Patterson, Wm. mer. 18 do Patterson. Wm. cooper, Dutch al'ey Patterson, Wm. constable, S. Eu'aw, n Camden st Patterson, Wm. cabinet maker, 22 Albemarle st o T Patterson, Wm. P. caJlico printer, Sugar alley, FII Patton & Jones, watch makers, 93 Baltimore st Paul, Catherine, widow, 9 N. Liberty st Paul, Peter, innkeeper, County wharf, F P Pawley, James, mer. Franklin, n Pearl st WP H H Welco Win. corder, 5 Wolf t 153 I Peale, Elizabeth, widow, Lancaster st. F p Peale, John, constabe, 29 Shakspeare do Peale, Samuel, pilot, 61 Fleet do Pearson, Joseph, hatter, Smith's alley Pearson, Reuben, blacksmith, 30 Light st dwel. 28 Primrose alley Pechin, Wm. one of the proprietors of the Ameri­ can, dwel. Great York st. next door W. of 2nd Presbyterian Chuich Peck, Henry, shoe-store, 10 N. Howard st. dwel. £72 Baltimore st Peck, John S. currier, 63 St. Patrick's Row, dwel. 29 G.vat York st OT Pedrill, Alexander, King George stOT * Peduzi, Peter, grocer, 19 .arket st F P Peirson, Thomas, skin dresser, Fish st P( /field, Mary, widow, S. Eutaw, n Lombard st Penuiman, Wm. iner. i> Spear's whf Pennington, Edmond, 22 Lombard st Pennington, Hcnry|inspect. oMime/74 Green stOT Pennington, Robert, laborer, Eutaw st W P Penrice, Thomas, sea capt. 114 Wolfe st F p Pentz, Henry, butcher, Pitt st, ext.0. T. « Hamp- stead hill Pepper, Fi'ancis, shoe store, 40 N. Howard st Pepple, Bete1, clerk, Fayette, n P-aca st Perier, Peter, 9 Front st O T Eerigo, Charles, cooper, Paca n Mulberry st w P Pengo, Daniel, ship-joiner, 108 Ann st ¥ P Pertgo, James, cooper, Paca n Mulberry st w P Perkins, John, mech. 25 1 2 Baltimore, dwel. 3. N. Frederick st Perkins, Sarah, vidow, 3 Pitt st O T Perkins, Thomas, blacksmith, Queen st O T }errinc, t etcr, cooper, Bottle alley n Eutaw st Perry, Herman, sea-capt. 24 Caroline st E & 0 2 L 154 J

Perry, Jeremiah, tailor, 28 S. Calvert st Perry, Richard, bridle-bit maker, Holiday si: Peterkin, Wm. sea-capt. 83 Market st F P Peters, Ch.istian G. tailor, 18 N. Howard st Peters, Elizabeth, widow, Fleet n Caroline st F P Petes, George, dwel. 114 N. Howard st Peters, Henry C. bricklayer, Franklin/* Calvert st Peters, Mary, widow, George st O T Peters1, Michael, blacksmith, Duke st O T Peters & Stockman, thimble manufac. corner of Light and Bank streets Peters, W m. baker, 30 Charles st Peterson, John, marine , Lee n Goodman st Petherbridge, John C. dentist, 8 Great York st 0 T Phelan, John, teacher, back of 16 Harrison st Phenix, Thomas, 69 Pitt st O T Phifer, Susanna, widow, S. Howard n Camden st Phillips, Daniel, blacksmith, 6 Fleet st F P Phillips, George, cordw. 91 Bond st F P Fhillips, Nancy, widow, Bond st F P Phillips, Isaac, merch corn. Paca and Fayette sts, dweJ. N;. Howard st. w p Phillips, Richard, painter and gilder, Green n Mul­ berry st eet W P Phillips, Stephen, carp. 23Philpotst F P Phillips, Wm. merch. 38 N. Howard street, dwol.. Dutch ai-ey Pickett, George, carpenter, New lane w P Pickett, John, sea capt. Dulany st V P Pickett, John, merch. tailor, 242 Baltimore st pidgeon, John, printer, Vulcan alley pierce, Elizabeth, widow, 34 Felis st F P Piece, James, cooper, Aisquith st O T Pierce, John, innkeeper, 4 Market st F P Pierce, Joseph, ship.carp. Lancaster st F P Pierce, Peter, umbrella maker, 60 N. Howard i 155

P\ety John & Co. hardware store, 246 Baltimore s Pilch, James, grocer, County whf. F P Pilch, Samuel,'tallow chandler, Wilke st O T Pilchard, Wm. carp. Aisquith st O T Pilgrim, Nathaniel, plane-maker, 35 Saratogas!: Pilkinoton, Thomas, tailor, 19 Bond st F P *ill, Hannah, weaver, Plowman st O T Pindell, Iliehard, constable, 17.(> Bond st F P Pind.e, Cha les K. grocer, Liberty st O T Pindle, John, coach-maker, 29 Green st O T Pjnkerton, Marianne, widow, 59 Wolfe st F P Pinkney, Wm. att'y and counsellor at law, 27 N. Gay street Pinney, Peter, paper-maker, dwel. Goodman n Lee street 3iper, Philip, clerk, corn. Fayette h Pearl sts W B F itt, Richard, sea-capt. Pittst F P PittyWm. orocc, u; W. Alisannast FP Placide, Paul, cooper, Buchanan7 whf Plasted, Mary, widow, 3 Wagon alley Pleasants, Juh:>. P. mer. Light st wharf, four doors S. of Calhoun's tobacco inspection warehouse Pletenbcrg, Ch:istian, grocer, 70 High st o T Pluck, Michael, mariner, W. Alisanna st F P Plumer, Joseph C. mer. 65 S. Calvert st. dwel. High st o T Poe, Thomas, cabinet maker, Aisquith st o T Poge, James, mer. dwel. 26 German st Pons, Jsaac, Dutch alley Po k, David, weaver, Pitt st n Harford run, O T Pollard, Seth, painter, Addison st oT Pollock, Klias, black ball raanuf. 72 Front st oT Poixifrey, Mary, widow, Whiskey alley ^ n Paca aU Wp - Pomroy> Ralph, printer, Liberty st o T Poncet, Lewis, gold and silversuiuh, li Bait, st 156 1

Pontier, Anthony, perfume and fancy store, 78 Baltimo.e st Pool, Ki n, boot maker, 43 South st Poor, John II. mer, 216 Baltimore st Poar, Moses, mer. cor. N. Chares and Bait, sts Poor, Samuel, seacapt. *6 Albemarle st FP Pope, Klijah, mariner, 9 Ruxon lane Pope, Folger, house and si^n painte , 47 South st Popp, Charles, cordw. 68 Wagon alley Popplein & Brothers, mer. 28 N. Poward st Pprter, Catherine, widow, Duke st o T Porter, Michael, bricklayer., Pratt,n 8. Howard st Porter, Thomas, rigger, Argylfe a1 ley, v p Porter, V\ m. dry-good merch. 71 Baltimore st Porter, Wm. laborer, Forest st. O T Potee, FrancP, laborer, Sharp st. n Busy alley Potee, James, carter, Sugar alley F H Potee, Peter, plaiste er, B and) aJley n Sharp st Potee, Peter, S Eutaw n Lee st w P Poteet, Jesse, tobacconist, 6L ridge st O T iPothain, Francis, c.^ar-maker, 5 Lancaster st F P Potter, Kathaniel, physician, 7 S. Charles st Potts, Lee John, merch. 1 S. Liberty st Potts, Susanna, seamstress, Peace alleys Charles st P oultney, Thomas, merch. St. Paul's lane?? Bait, st P ouhney & Thomas, hardware mercht 162 Bait, st Powell, Mrs. Hetty, Short alley Powell, Ilowell, labore , i in st o T Powell, Wm. plaiste er, 77 Granby do Pov e I, W m. pilot, 26 Fleet st Y*v Power, James, brick a'yer, 1 ratt, n Eutaw st W * Po\ er, John, iuer' dwel. £or. Green and Sarato­ ga StS W F Po\vle\, John, carp. 46 S. Howard si Pradere, Mary J. grocer, cor, Wilke st and Happj alley, V P 157 Pratt, John II. comb manu;actory, 100 Bait, st Pratt, Waiter, sea capt. 106 Ann st 1' P Prendivell, Ann, widow, Thames do Prentiss, John M. mer. dwel. N. CharJes, nFrank lin st, vv P Prentiss & Carter, mcr. 13 Bowly's whf Presbury, George G. justice of the peace, &c. 3S N. Gay st Presbury, George G. 3d, mer. 135 1-2 Baltimore st dwel. 60 PittstO T Presbury, Joseph, justice of the peace, 661-2 Bond st. dwe!. 19 Wilke st F P Preston, Elizabeth, mil liner, 16 Bridge st O T Preston, Wm. cooper, 75 N. Howard st W P Prevost, Francis, ci^ar maker Hook'stown road do Price, Andrew, clerk, Lexington, M ea 1 do Price, Avarilia, J. widow, Ann st F P Price, liezekiah, lumber mer. 58 Bridgest OT Price, John, H. clei , 12 Lombard st Price, John, ship carp. I" Pitt st F P Price, Israel, mer. dwel. 18 Bridge st OT Price, Margaret, widow, Duke do Price, Nehemiah, tailor, 203 Baltimore st Price, Sarah, widow, 42 Apple alley, F P Price, Thomas, ship carp. 99 Fleet st F P Price & Watson, lumber mer. Buchanan's whf Price, Wm. ship carp, i itt st F P Priestly, Edward, cabinet and chair maker, Bait, st n the Bridge, dwel. 12 Har.iison st "riestman, Thomas, cor. Bond and Fleet sts F P Priestman, Wm. Goodman st Prince, Ellen, Albemarie st O T P incc, John, carp. 58 Front st O T Prince, Pete , potter, l)dei\ do PrindivilL Thomas, 49 Wilk st F P Pringle, Mar U. mer. dwel Queen st 0 T Prior, John, sea capt, 118 Wolfe st F P - 158 prints, Caspar, hatter, 5 George st F p Proctor, Margaret, widow, Liberty st O T Proctor, Wm. mer. 10 Fell's st F P Proctor, Win, & Co mer. do \do Proebsting, Theodore, C. mer, 260 Baltimore Prosser, Elizabeth, laundress, 18 German st Prosser, Uriah, boot-tree and last maker an d ing shop 7 Second st Proud, John G. mer. 43 N. Charles st Proud, Wm. mer. 79 Pratt, dwel. 48 N. Charles st Pue, Mary, widow, 44 N. Char es st Pugh, Elizabeth, teacher, Great York st O T Purviance, John, att'y and counsellor at law, office S. Gay n Second st. dwel. 11 S. Gay st Purviance, Robert, New Church n Calvert st Purviance, Wm. Y. justice of the peace, 31 East, office Hawke st. n Market space Purviance, James, merch.dwel. Fayette n Eutawst Purviance, John, cordw. :i5 Union st O T Purmi hrcv, Ebeneztr, blacksmith, corner of How­ ard and Pratt streets Purpiir, Charles, butcher, Bottle alley n Howard st Putsar, Martin, carp. 78 N. Liberty st Pykc, Abraham, tobacconist, 14 N. Howard^ dwel. N a

the 14th regt. infan. Samuel Lane, major com. 3 Sharp street Q nay, Thomas, carp. Pitt st. extended, O. T. n Hampstead hill Quay, Wm. cap. 56 Ann st F P (iuimby, Margaret, widow, 8 Thames st F P Quincy, Abraham, saddle and harness maker* 56 N. Gay stieet /

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Qulnn, Edward, furniture store, corner of Bond and Alisanna sts F I R Jlaab, Philip, piano forte maker, corn. Saratoga and Liberty sts W P Rahorg, Joha, mariner, 47 S. Liberty st Raborg, Chris,opher, sen. brass founder 11 Water st Raborg, Christopher & Son, brass founders 11 Wa- tei street Raborg, Samuel, 23 Water st Raborg, Christopher, jr. brass founder, dwel. 24 South street Rabprg, Win. 246 Baltimore st Raeney, Wra. 22(> G. York st. O T Railly, Win. grocer, corn. Forest & Montgomery sts Ramsay, Elizabeth, widow, Granby st O T Ramsay, Martha, widow, 30 Hanover st Ramsay, Thomas, hack, eoachm. 23 i leet st F P Ramsay, Joseph, blacksmith, 97 Alisanna st F P Ramsay, Jlames, ship chandler, 21 Thames st F P Ramsay, John, tallow chandler, 27 Bond st F P - Randall, Wm. rope maker, 30 N. Frederick st Randall, John, merch, 79 Bowley's whf. dwcK 14 Conawago st Randall, Sarah, widow, (59 North st Ran all, Klisha, carp. Gr anby st O T Rankin, Daniel J. bell hanger, Eutaw st- w P Rankins, Margaret, seamstress, S. Eutaw n Lee street, W P Ranay, David, cordw. Aisquith st. O T Rannels, John, glass maker Forest st Ranne Peter, confect. Green n Saratoga st w P Raplay, Abraham, merch. 109 Baltimore st Rapp, Diederick, baker, 26 iVarketst E P Raphel, Elizabeth, widow, Franklin n Howard street w P 1 160 | . I Ration, Richard, Nuremburg warehouse, £0 IS i ?o ard s e< t Batclffl Richard, Sugar al ey, F H Rathel, Solomon, mariner, Happy alley, F P Raven, ThoV ship joiner. 31 Fleet st do j Rawlings, Benj mer. 4 N. Howard, dwel, S. Eu- taw, near G rman st Rawlings, Win. tailor, 3 2 Sha^speare st F P Ray, Miles, sail maker, .3 libemarle st O T | Raybon, Thomas, Holliday at J Rayb !, Mrs. 25 Chatham st Rayh'ce, Joseph fwati man, German, n Paca W P [ Raymonil, Daniel, attorney at law, cor. St. Pau s lane and Chatham st Rea, Amos, coop.T, Gilfert's alley Readell, John, po ter b ttler, 23 N. Gay st Reader, C arles, carp. 87 Pitt st O T R berg, J,.idwig, cordw. 15 N. Liberty st Reddi , John, carp. 48 Jones st O T Reddi , m innkeeper, 39 Fleet st F P Reddi Thomas, ship carp. WillTw Ann st F P Redd ohn, ca p. 42 N. Charles st Reddy, Joseph, tin-plate worker, 19 Ruxton lane Reddy, Win carp. Mulberry n Gieen st OT Redfor, Jesse, wheelwright, I Lexington st Redg'av , Isaac, grocer, 60 N. Gay, corner of N. Fred ic stn t Reed, David, labo er, Montgomery stF H Reed, Honor, widow, Ruxon lane I Reed, Larkin,mer. 65 S. Calvert, dweLHigh st OT Reed, Joseph, carp. 3* N. Gay st Reed, John,cab'net maker, 15 Bait. §t ext. W P Reed, John, mariner, Happy alley, FP Reese, Thomas L. grocer, 48 S. Calvert, dwel, 55 S. Charles st Reese, John, grocer. 62 N. Howard st 101

Reese, Henry, innkeeper, Jones st O T Reese, Elizabeth, widow, Bond st F P Reese, George, watchman, Bond st F P Reeves, Wm. sea-capt. 87 FJeet st F P Register, Samuel, carter, corn. Wilk st. and Ax gyle alley F P Reinicker, Geo.ge, merch. 221 Baltimore st Reinicker, John, merch. 215 1-2 Baltimore st He inman, Philip, blac smith, 15 Wilk st F P Reip: Henry, tinp ate won er, 188 Baltimore st Reiter, Kenry, tinplate worker, i 88 Baltimore st Renous, John, boat-builder, 22 Philpot st. FP Renshavv, James, innkeeper, 75 High st O T Reus! iaw, Thomas S, chair maker, 37 S. Gayst Hep hank, Lewis, Montgomery st F H Repold & Waesche, merch. '70 Baltimore st Residence, John, mariner, 7 Lancaster st • Reticker, Adam, grocer, 7 Alisanna st F P Iteubell, John James, N. Eutaw n Fayette st Rey, Emilie, widow, 34 Saratoga st Reynolds, Colin, cordw. 74 Happy alley F P i i Reynolds, Isaac, merch. 225 Baltimo;e st Reynolds, Isaac, merch. dwel. corner of Green and German streets, W P Reynolds, Richard, gunsmith, 35 Water st Rhodes, Zachariah, sea-capt. 22 Bond st F P Ricard, Philip, 50 N. Frederick st Ricaud, Mrs. Ann, milliner, «49 Baltimore st Ricaud, Benjamin, merch. 2 Bowley's whf. chveU Franklin st. ?i St. Paul's lane Rice, Wm. inukeepe , Fish-market space Richards, Barney, feed-store, 41 N. Howard st Richards, Jonathan, carter, Gilfert's a'ley Richards, John C. merch. 263 Baltimore st, dwel' Chatham st Richards, Paul, distiller, Wilke st F P P 162 ]

Richards, Timothy, matrass-maker, High st O T Richards, Sarah, widow, 67 Harford st O T Richards, Rev. Lewis, pastor of the First Bapth Church, iO Pittst O T Richards, Aquila, hater, Potter st O T Richards, Button, blacksmith, 50 Granby st O T Richaids, Jonathan, carter, Bond st F P Richardson, John, cur ier, 55 Wagon alley Richardson, Robert R. justice of the peace, corn. Lexington and Kutaw sts Richardson, ^Nathan, painter, 41 Water, dwel. 70 Harrison st Richardson, Edward, Gordw. York st

/ Richardson, Daniel, carp. 86 'Harrison st Richardson, David K. 1 Pearl st (meadow) Richardson, James, mariner, Queen st F P Richardson, Mary, widow, 15 Bridge st O T Richardson, John, stone-m; on, 89 Pitt st O T Richardson, James, measurer of salt, L. York st O T Richstein, John, carp, back of 47 S. Liberty st Richstein, Geo. carter, Lombard ?i Eutaw st. w P Richter, Joseph, watchman,-Brandy alley n How­ ard street Ricketts, Hugh, porter, 78 Saratoga st Ricketts, Lovering, cabinet maker, 68 French' street O T Rickey, Wm. bricklayer, M'EJderry's st 0 T Rider, Charlotte, widow, 30 Wilk st F P Ridgaway, Wm. tailor and clothier, cor. of Mar­ ket space and Water sts Ridgaway, Sarah, milliner, 49 N. Gay st Ridgely, Nicholas, tobacco ins. 23 S. Howard st Ridgly, G eenbun , mer. dwel. 58 Pitt st O T Ridgly G. & J. me . 9 Baltimore st [ Ridge.y, Lott, mer. 15 do Ridgely, Charles K. S. Frederick, n Bait, st

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Ridgeiy, N cines, 75 Pitt st O T &»dgeiy, Ore* rbury, jr. mcr. dwel. 58 O Ridgelv E iza, a>i, Semsiress, 14 N orth st Kigl)v; James I. tailor, 34 Bond st F P Rigby, Robert, carp. King George st C Rigby, Macry, widow. 15 WilKe st F 1 Rigden John E. hardware store, 226 i Higdoii] Wm. candle facte v, Howan _ Welcome alley • - • . _, OT RirFel, Daniel, carp Mu berry, » fcutaw st Riggen, James, ship carp. dwel. 77 Hanover Hip'ffe" T—»~ -ki.«% pom Siicrar a lev. r 11 l P £ gge 'George W. jewelry and fancy store, 74 Kiggs Baltimore street Riland, Wm. clerk, Saratoga, n i*earl st Riley, Adam, laborer, 7i French st O T Riley, Wm. cordw. 71 French st O r Kiley, Fanny, widow, 9 Bond st F P Riley, Stephen, tailor, Orange alley Hi ley, Wm. boot maker East st Riley & M'Mu to, grocers, 73 Pratt st Ringgold, Jac b, physician, Camden, n Charles st Ringgold, Catharine, fancy store, 51 Bali, st Ringrose, John VV. tai'or, 4 Baltimore, dwel. 21 Potter s* O T Ring, Thomas, sea capt. 2 Queen st F P Ringrose, Susan, widow, 53 Aiisanna do Rite, Walter, engraver, 102 Bond do Riter, Jacob, cordw. 14 Albemarle do Ritter, Ma.)', widgw, Duke st O T Roberts, Wm. 36 German st

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Roberts, Jonathan, Paca, n Lexington st W P Roberts, Thomas, cordw. East st. OT Roberts, Thomas H. printer, 17 Pitt do Roberts, Eliza A. widow, 9 Green do Robertson, George, ship joiner, 19 FLeet st F P Robertson, Robert, do do Robertson, Joseph, do Fountain st F I? Robertson, John, do 21 Lancaster do Robe tson, John, do 26 do Robertson, P. & G. grocers, County whr' M Jam Joh N Robertson, Sam), cooper, 20 do Robertson, Andrew, cordw. Jones st O T Robertson, Sarah Ann, widow, 44 High do Robertson, Charles, custom house officer, 45 Al be marie st O T Robertson, Win. mer, dwel. Granby st () T Robei ;on, Joseph, b ick maker, Stiawberry alley Robertson, Ca.eb P. Temple alley, F P Robertson, Wm. carp. Potter st O T Uobeitson, Julia, Sempstress, Wolf st 0 T Robertson, Deborah, widow, 39 Pitt st O T Robertson, Edward, cordw. Aisquith do Re i, Wm. mer. Dugan's wharf Rt ), Thomas & Sam!, mer. 215 Bait, st Robinson, Elizabeth, cor. Lombard and Eijtaw st Robinson, John, mer. 6 Charles st Robinson, Ann, widow, Smith's alley Robinson, Thomas, grocer, 61 Pratt st Robinson, John, chair maker, Second, n South st Robinson, Joseph, printer, bookseller and cLculat ing library, 96 Bait. st. dwel. 18 Granby st O T • Roche, Alexander, grocery, 66 Market st F P 165 lioche, John, grocer, 17 W. Alisanna do troche, Joseph, innkeeper, I Market space Rockwell, Charles, Liberty st O T Rockey, Mary, Sempstress, Happy alley n Smith street F P Roddy, Eleanor, wiclo v, Moore's alley w P Rodgers, Henry W. ati'y at law, D Chatham st Rodolph, Ma y, Sempstress, 44 North st Rodrigues, Lewis, 145 Bond st F P Roe, Samuel, currier, 44 N. Howard st Roesner, John, grocer, 61 Bond st F P Rogers, John, coach-ma;;er, North n Union stO I Rogers, Robert, Salisbury st O T Rogers, Richard, brie layer, 4-1 High st O T Rogers, liichard, jr. carp. 43 High st O T ttoge s, 'ohn, cordw. 30 High st O T Rogers, Thomas, notary public and city collector, dvvel. 56 Pitt st. O. T. notary's office Water, corn. S. Gay st. city collectors office above the mayor's office, back of \5N Sout h st Wa Rogers, John, stone-mason, Whiskey alley n Paca s

Boliins, Benjamin, rope-maker, Montgomery st ? H Rollins, James, sea-capt, Forest n Montgomery st Boney, Hannah, widow, Larew's alley Honey, Wm. tuner, 27, dwel. 14 N. Frederick st* Honey, Patiick, 32 Granby st O T Rbnso, Andrew, tobacconist, High st O T Ropt, John, watchman, 66 Harrison st Boody, Peter, mariner, Smith st F P Rook, Mary, widow, Strawberry alley F P Rook, Thomas D. carp. Strawberry alley F P Booker, James, merch. 53 Piatt st Roo er's A isses, English seminary for young la­ dies, 23 Pratt st Ro en, Henry, tailor, back of 50 Light st Rososee , John P. grocer, cor. Smith st & Pub'ic alley R oseberry, Wm, grocer, 79 M'Elderry's whf Rosen, Dominick, sea capt. 26 Fleet st F P Rosensteel, George, grocer, Hook'stown road w V Ross, David, grocer, Sharp,n Lee st Ross, Martha, widow, York st Ross, Mrs. Mary, Potter st O T Ross, Johnj. sea capt. Bank, n Bond st F P Ross, James, manner, 57 Fleet do Boss, Wm. and Benj. G. mer. 7 Baltimore st. cor­ ner Mar et space Ross, Thomas, constable, Public alley Boss, 1 euben, procer, S, W. cor. Pratt & South st Rothe, Wm boa ding house, 26 S. Howard st Bothrock, Jacob, jr. tin manuf. 116 Green st O T Borbrock, Jacob, tinman, 243 Baltimore st Rough, Andrew, hatter, ( on way, n Hanover st Bour! , Peter, grocer, Holliday, com. Bath st Bousseau, Peter, grocer. 73 M'Eiderry's whf Boux, John A. Libeity st O T Bowe, Conrad, distiller, 32 North st B©we> John, carp, corn, Hanover and Conway sts Povve, RicharJ, bricklayer, Harford, n Forest st OT owe, Frederick, brick maker, Wolf st F P Ro w es, Rezin", custom house officer, K. George street, O T Hoy, John, ironmonger, duel. HoUiday st. n the Theatre. Hack e, John, grocer, 195 Ba timore st Huckle, Paul, do 253 do Huckle, James, painter, 19 N. Liberty st Keiulenstein, John M. bacon store, 14 Pratt st ^uft", Mannah, widow, grocer, 21 S. Charles st Hnmmell, Thomas A. tailor, Light st whf Rusk, John, butcher, Pitt st cxt. O. T. n I lamp- stead" II ill Rusk-, obert, do do do Russell, Sand, grocer, 83 M'Elderry's whf Russell, Joseph, tin manuf. 34 N. Howard st Russell, Alexander,brick make r^JLee,*! Goodman St Kusse I, Nancy, widow, 3* Market st F P Russe I, Samuel, sea capt. Lee, n Goodman st Rust, Saml. co dw. cor. North and Bridge st O T Ruter, Thomas, innkeeper, Fish Market Space Rutter, r ichard, shi i carp. 69 Wolf st F P %al, Elizabeth, widow, Dulany st O T , %an, Thomas, cast iron founder, E. side of Falls, O. T opposite the Fish market, duel. G. York st. n Temple alley, O T Ryan, Win, tailor, 74 Front st O T Ryan, Elizabeth, widow, Co pen alley Ryland, rev. Win. back of the A.ethodist Church, Light street %nd, Mary Ann, widow 65 Willi st F P S Sables, Thomas, ship-carp. 52 E. A i satin a st F I* Saddler, Ch istiana, widow, 77 North st Sadtler, Philip B. ieweller, 106 Baltimore st 168

agar, Peter, cigar maker, 59 N. Eutaw s Sagarser, George, turner, 7 Water st J N I Sanders, Rachel, widow, Eutaw st W r Sanders, Thomas, cord v. Noith n Green st O T Sanders, Valentine, baker, Bridge n Fo estst OT Sanders, Samuel, clerk, 93 F eet st F P Sande s, Jabcz, mariner, Washington st F P Sanderson^ Michael, Burnet n N. Charles st I Sanderson. Francis, coppe: smith, Vu can alley N J Sands, Kobert, cordw. Potte; st O T John., Wa • Wei Santo, Mrs. Mary Charlotte, St awberry alley F P Sargent, Samuel, grocer, Forest n Montgomery street F H b J Sargent, Allen, cordw. Dulany st O T Sarvary, Peter, tobacconist, Franklin n Eutaw st W Sane wein, Peter, mercb. 61 N. Howard st Saumenig, I. H. & Co. b ewers, Camden n Eutaw street W P H. brewer, Camd avage, Catharine, widow^ Montgomery st F II N W Say, Henry, porter, Howard n Cam 'en st Say, Mrs. Philena, midwife, Holliday n Bath st Say re, John B. 60 Lexington st Scan an, James, cooper, corn. Pratt and Eutaw sts Scarf, Win. ca ter, Wagon alley •ry alley F P [ 169 ]

ScectenburflN Thomas, cordw. 29 German st chaeffer, Bakzer, merch. 33 Baltimore, d\\el. 4 N. Frederick st Sehafer, Anthony, weaver, 42 Saratoga st Sehamburg, Henry, grocer, 29 S. Liberty n Lom­ bard stn t Vnaper, Win, A. ivory turner, 9 Second st Schley & Schroeder,, merch. 184 Baltimore st . Schmidt, Wm. L. merch. 57 Smith's wbf Schmidt, Jacob, corn. Paca and Franklin.sts Schmidt, Mary, widow, Happy alley F P Schnauber, George, baker and grocer, S. Charles, • corner of Prati t Scholtz, John, grocer, 39 Wilke st F P Schott, Philip, sto ekeeper, 1- I Camden st Sch oeder, Joshua, clerk, Low st O T Schroeder, Dorothea, confectioner, 131 Bait, st Schroeder, Henry, merclj. Un Baltimore st Schroeder, Hen y k Son. merch. i 7 Baltimore si Schroeder, H nry, merch. dwel. 54 N. Charles st Schroeder, ) ederick., tailor, Gowpeq alley Schroeter, Chares, watchmaker, 7 North st Schryer, Geoige, gunsmith, iiookstown road WP Schultze, John E.G. merch. 15 S. Gay, dwel. 12* Hanover st Schultz, Bartholomew, grocer, Mulberry st. n La- rew's alley Schultz, Conrad, me.ch. 248 Baltimore st Schuitz, John, 5 German st Schultze, Aaron, merch. dwel. 124 Hanover st ^chutt, Jacob, carp. Bait, n Paca st w P Schuyltz, Mary, seamstress, Loinbai 1,//Howard st Schwaitze, F ederick, mer. d el. 66 Hanover st Schwartze, F. & A. mer. 71 1-2 Bowly's whf Schwartzauer, Daincl, keeper of the Observatory, Federal Hill

* 170 Schwartzman, Joseph, saddler, Franklin n Eutaw st Shwatka, Augustus, blacksmith, 103 Saratoga st Schweitzer, Jacob, c erk, 43 Fayette st Schweitzer, Conrad, tailor, Happy alley, P P Scoby, John, S. Eutaw, n Pacast ^cott, Thomas, ( nfway st Scott* Thomas, laborer, 130 S. Charles st Scott, Rossi er, grocer, 48 Bridge st oT Scott, Mrs* Nancy, Green, n No th do Scott, John, grocer, 123 Pitt st OT Scott, • , upholsterer, 1 Lexington st Scott, Joseph, flour inspector, N. Eutaw, n Lex* ington street Scott, John, hack-owner, 85 aratoga st Scott, Henry, mer. dwel. 64 N. Chavlesst Scott, Mrs. Ann, Pearl st (meadow) Scott, John, att'y at *avv, 11 Chatham st dwel. St. PauPs lane, n Chatham st Scott, MMgarst; widow, 6 Lexington st Scroggs, Ann, widow, 43 High st o T Scugall, James, laborer, Forest st Sears, Luc etia, cor. New Church & Chatham st Seaver, Wm; grocer, New Market, w P Seclcliti, Win laborer, corn. Hanover and Lee sts i esnap, Adam, jr. laborer, Eutaw st W P j snap, John, carter, 115 1-2 N. Howard st i* nil, J;aw once, Jiutaw st W P Selby, Levin, cordw. 52 Light st Sellers, Abraham, mer. tailor, 11 S. Calvert s! >c rver, Henry, sea capt. 30 W. Alisannast F r Setlen, liobert, tanner, High st O T Sewall, Reuben, cordw. Mulberry, n North st Sewall, Thomas, cordw. Wilk n Woll'st F P Sewall, Wm. E. 21 Pratt st Sewel;, Wm. H. mer. 135 Baltimore st. dwel. Pi* street, o r Seymour, Mrs. Elizabeth, Wolf st F p [ 171 1

Seymour, John, drover Montgomery si P H Shaffer, Frederick, brush-maker, 39*Gou«'hst FP Shaffer, Jacob, shopkeeper, 17 Fells st. F P Shane, Dennis, cooper, i Smith's whf Shane, Joseph, paint and oil store, 19 Cheapside, dwel. 13 Commerce st Shanks, V\ m. mariner, 22 Fleet st F P L Sharar, George, carp Sharp n Hill st * m * Share, Joseph, brass founder, 47 George st. dwel Ann n Fleet st. F P SharKey, Anthony, grocer, 42 Lexington st Shaw, Catharine, grocer, 117 High st O T Shaw, Wttii carp. Forest st Shaw, 1 rancis, widow, 2 Wagonalley Shaw, John, bricklayer, Petticoat alley, F P Shears, Ann, widow, Happy alley, F P Sheel, Nicho'as, grocer, corn. Paca & Green sts wp Sheeler, Christian, cooper, 5 Bridge st O T Sheffer, Jesse, innkeeper,77 N. Howard st Shelly, Michae, innkeeper, Forest st O T She ly, Stephen, co'dw. 55 Ann st F P Shcppard, Thomas S. meich. dwel. 63 Sharp st Sheppard, Thomas, tailor, 43 Fells st F P Sheppey, Catharine, widow, 22 Plo inan st Sherman, John, brush-maker, 114 Green st O T Sherwood, Hugh, mariner, Washington sr F P She wood, Philip, ship-carp. Duke st O T Shedel, Frances, widow, 47 Saratoga st Shield, W m. Friendship st. O T Shields, Wm. cordw. Mulberry st W P Shields, Martha, widow, Public alley Shields, So.omon, cordw. 18 Bond st. F P Shilling, Sarah, widow, Bridge, n Forest st O T Shillingsbury, Christopher, butcher, Bank st F P Shipley y Zachariah, carp. 20 S. Howa d st Shipley, Rtchard A. lumb. mer, dwl. S. Pearl st WP

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Skippard & \i'Conky,riKT. 2 Speaks wharf Shivers, \iry, widow, Long alley, W P Shock, Hannah, widow, Buxton lane Shoemaker, Helnier, sugar refiner, Peace alley Shophoi)', Elizabeth, widow, Happy alley, FP Shorp, Andrew, cooper, 11 IM. Howard st Shott, Augustine, su. irreiiner, 119 Green st O T Shortt, John, minerat water warehouse 4 South st Shortridgc, John, carp Exeter st O T Shreck, Diederick, comb maker, Bridge, n For­ rest street O T Shrim, John, carp. 12 N. Frederick st Shroeder, Johii, dwei 28 Albermarle st O T Shrote, John, laborer, 26 Lexington st Shryer, Sarah, widow, 44 Pratt st Shr^ock, John, pump-maker, Pitt, n Harford stoi Sbryock, Eliza, widow, Saratoga, n Pearl st W P Shutt, John P. grocer, County whf Shuttieiord, Lewis, pilot, 91 Ann st 1 p J ast, n North st O T N. Eutaw, n prank lin street, w P Sigmond, Peter, tailor, 16 Bank st Silva, Francis, cigai maker, 52 Bond st F P Simmering, Mary, widow, 10] st Simmons, Peter* watchman, > orest st o T Matthias. W Simms, Susanna, vidow, Smith's alley Simon, Evan, tailor, Bond st FP Simonson, John, cabinet maker, 58 Light st Simpkins & Caldwell, Washington Lottery Office, 87 Bait. st. cor. South st Simpson, John, mariner, Apple alley, F p Simpson, Andrew, grocer, corner of Gough st. and Happy alley F P i/1 Simpson, Walter, jr. clerk, 94 Granby st o T Jimpsen, John, carp. 11 Pitt st o T Sinclair, Francis, laborer, Happy alley-F P Sinclair, John, grocer, corn. S. Frederick am ter streets Sinclair, Matthew, blacksmith, r.2 Harrison st Sinclair, James, blacksmith, 11 Lexington., dwel. forest street Sinclair, Perry, ship carp. 24 E. Alisanna st F P Sinclair, VV'm. grocer, Exeter st O T Sinclair, Wm. ship carp. Sta-r alley, F P Sinclair, Alexr. do. 73 Fleet st do Sinclair, James do. Fleet n Washington do Sinclair, John, carp. Joseph, cordw. 69 W Singleton, Elizabeth, widow! corn. N Gay streets Sinby, Alexander, cordw. Jones st O T Sinners, Aaron, mariner, 52 Philpotst F P Sinners, Elijah R. innkeeper, 2 Water st. corner Franklin lane Sinnott, John, physician, Paca, n Franklin st WP Sinsney, Joshua, cordw. Public alley Sjnton, Joseph, cooper, Low st O T Sintsner, Fredk. butcher, Washington, n Pnca street, W P S'pes, Michael, blacksmith, Larew's alley hitler, Abraham, hair dresser, Franklin, n North Howard st. W P Sitler, Matthias, laborer, 51 Jones st O T Skelton, John, innkeeper, 5 Market space Mark T dinner, John S. att'y at law, corn. Albemarle and Plowman stO T Skinner, Robert, boot-tree & last maker, 8 Water st 174

Slater, Benjamin, tailor, Queen si O T Slater, Wm. mariner, 9 Lancaster st F P Slater, Robert, butcher, liond st F P Slater, Henry, baker, 140 Queen st O T Slaymaker, Clorinda, seamstress, 100 Pratt st Slemmer, Christian, store of domestic goods Queen st n Pratt st bridge O T Sleeker, Peter, mariner, Argyle alley, F P Slewman, Wm. mariner, 9 Lancaster st do Slingluff & Fahnestock, mer. 15 N. Howard st SlinglufF, Jesse, mer. dwel. do do Sloan, James, bootmaker, 2 South Calvert, dwel Washington square Slocum, George, distiller, 20 North st O T Sly,|Catharine, vidow, 1I1 French st O T Smackpepper, John, 33 Lexington st Small, Jacob, carp. Conway, n Hanover st Small, John, mer. 75 Baltimore st Small, John, mariner, Apple alley, F P Small, Susanna, widow, Eden st O T Small, John, grocer, corn. Montgomery and For­ rest sts. F H Small, Lctitia, widow, 106 French st O T Small wood, Mary, Bottle altey, n Howard st Smith, Charles, grocer, 24 Pratt st Smith, Hannah, widow, Howard n Conway st Smith, Thomas, carter, Ba re st Smith, Henry, merch. 76 Camden st Smith, Robert, 56 Pratt st Smith, Alcxandrina, dress-maker, 34 Hanover si Smith, John,.laborer, Goodman n Lee st Smith, Samuel R. merch. Light st. whf Smith, Samuel S, merch 63 Calvert st Smith. Wm. W. ir. commission merch. 10 S< uth st Ralph, merch. Wood st. Bowley's wharf, 52 N, Charles st I ftof h* r Smitbj Samuel, senator in the U. S. senate, Water opposite Commerce st Smith, Job, 32S. Gay st Smith, James, sea-eapt. Harford n Di T Smith, Sa ah, grocer, 39 Eden st F P Smith, Job, block and pump-maker, 123 Wolf st VV Smith, Mary, widow, Bond st F P Smith, Christian, block-maker, Bond st F P Smith, Ephraim, superintendant of pumps, &c. 217 v Bond st F P Smith, Matthew, sea-capt. 32 Gough st F P Smith, VVm. mariner, 62 Fieet st F P Smith, Win. blac smith, Argyle alley F P Smith, Jennet, widow, 60 Fleet st F P Smith, Richard, copper refiner, Fountain st F P Smith, Adam, cooper, 14 Market st F P Smith, Josiah. A. 12 Ann st F P Smith, Basil, ship-car p. Pitt st F P Smith, Job J. Fbloc k and pump-maker, George n Smith, John, rigger, Pitt st. extended, O. T. n H Smith, John, cordw. Pitt st. extended, O. T. n Hampstead hill Smith, John E. manner, 25 Ann st b P Smith & Ramsay, blacksmiths, 44 Georgcst t 1 Smith, John, blacksmith, 1 FelIs st * F Smith, Benjamin, mariner, 28 J'ellsst b F Smith, Josiah A. merch. 9 Market st F P Smith, James, cordw. 14 W. Alisanna st £ P Smith, Daniel, ship carp 2T W. Heetst Ft Smith, Mary, widow, 107 Bond sttr Smith, Cyrus, tailor, York st Smith Sarah, widow, Fayette nPacast WP Smith, Jacob, carp. Paean Irankhnst W P Smiti, I.K„ LVPT. 16 S. Eutawst W P

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Smith, George, tailor, Honey alley Smith, Nicholas, grocer, 51 Bridge st 0 T Smith, Catharine, widow, Jones st 0 T Smith, George, tobacconist, 18 Union st O T Smith, George, tobacconist, 71 Bridge st O T Smith, Joseph, harbor-master, 16 Pitt st 0 T Smith, Win. A. broker, dwel. 77 High st O T Smith, Robert, sea-capt. 84 Pitt st O T Smith, John M. carp. 64 G een st O T Smith, Geo. carver and gilder, 3 Great York st O T Smith, Matthew, nierch. 228 Baltimore st Smith,Patience,Sempstress, 41 North st Smith, John, Pittst extendended O T Smith, George, stone-cutter, Larew's alley Smith, Elizabeth, widow, 69 Wagon alley Smith, Wright, flour-merch. 116 N. Howard st Smith, James, cordw. 13 Saratoga st Smith, Dorman, cooper, 40 Lexington st, dwc) Wagon al1ey Smith, John, baker, 39 Lexington st Smith, S. & Buchanan, merch. 51 S. Gay st Smith, Wm. ship-carp. 21 S. Frederick st Jim th, Thomas, cordw. 51 S. Frederick Sm tb, Wm. hatter, 61 S. Frederick st Smith, Dennis A. cashier of the Mechanics Bank, dwel. N^ Calvert st Smith, James, physician and U. S. agent for vacci­ nation, Chatham st n Washington square Smith, Robert, boarding-house, Hawk st Smith, usan, widow, 62 N. Gay st Smith, Caspar, hatter, 146 Baltimore st Smith, Jacob G. "8 N- Cha les st W P Smith, Sarah, widow, 7 Conawago st Smyth, James, physician, 2 N. Frederick st i mythe, Samuel, Howard st, W P vde<, And'w tinplate work. S. Liberty n Eutaw st I 4 L i" ] Snyder, John C physician, 41 Pratt st Snyder, Lewis, butcher, Happy alley F P Snyder, John, ship-chandler, 41 Fells st F P Snyder, Charles, hackney-coachman, corner of Pratt Eutaw streets, W P Snyder, Geo. tailor, corn. Charles and Saratoga sts Snyder, Peter, baker, N. Calvert st. n the City- springs Snyder, Valentine, brass-founder, 148 Baltimore st Snow, Elizabeth, widow, 39 Fleet st F P Snow, Zedekiah, merch. 73 N. Liberty st Suowden, Joseph, cordw. corn. Saratoga and Pratt streets W P Sollers, Basil, hatter, 22 Baltimore st Sollers, John', cordw. 49 Bond st F P Solomon, Levy, ironmonger 112 Baltimore st Somers, Hannah, widow, Apple alley F P Sommer, Martin, bacon store, Second st. n Market space Soothcope, Charles, cordw. Eutaw st. WP Soulsby, Matthew, ship-carp. 8 York st Southcomb, Peter, mariner, Fleet st F P Southcomb, Plummer, sea-capt. 29 AlisannastFP Southward, Wm. sea-capt. Straight lane O T Spangler, Isaac, blacksmith 2 Fayette, dvvel. Vui- can alley Sparks, Absalom, carter, 77 Harford st O T Spears, Martha, widow, 79 Bond st F P Speck, Henry, constable, Petticoat alley F P Spence, Catharine, Wate? n Light st Spencer, Abraham, last-maker, 50 N- Gay st Spencer, Robert, Pitt st O T Spencer, Sarah, widow, 30 Fleet st F P Spicer, Thomas, grocer, 91 N. Howard st Spicknaw, John, merch. 11 Pratt st Spies, John P. comb-mak.'brandy alley n Howard st Q2 178

Sprague, Chatles, carpet and floor cloth manufact 20 Granby, dwel. 19 Albemarle st O T Sprague, Henry, painter, Bond n Smith st F P Sprigg,.Thomas, merch. 90 Dugan's whf. dwel- corn. Pearl and Fayette sts w p Sprole, Win. bacon & grocery store, 24 Market sp Spurrier, Beale, conveyancer, office S*. Gay n Se- cond st. dwel. Green n Franklin st w P Squires, Sophia, milliner, 9 market space St. Macary, Johp, Jones st O T St. Martin, Louisa, seamstress, 30 Conawago st ; Stafford, James, cordvv. back of 50 Light st Stafford, Patrick, sea capt. 43 Pitt st 6 T Stall, Andrew, rope maker, 187 Bond st F P Stanly, Christiana, widow, Liberty st O T Stanly, Ann, widow, 23 Alisanna do Stanes, John, mariner, 38 Market st F P Stansbury, Nicholas, grocer, 3 Pond do" Stansbury, Charles, Exeter st O T Stansbury, Thomas, Albemarle do Stansbury, Darius, carp. Low do Stansbury, Wm. carp. Union, n French st O T Stansbury, Wm. mer. 36 Bridge, dwel. High do Staple-ton, Joseph K. brush manuf. 180 Bait, dwel, Mulberry st. n St. Paul's lane Starks, George, mer. dwel. Green st. n Lexington street, WP S arr, Hezekiah, tobacconist, 27 S. Calvert st Starr, Isaac, teamster, 100 Pratt st Starr, Wm. carp. 31 Green st O T Starr, George, cooper, Gilfert's alley Starr, Westley, carp. S. Eutaw, n Camden st W P Starr, Joseph; teacher, 16 Wilk st F P States, Catharine, widow, Montgomery st F II Stayne, Wm. marine , Argyle alley F P Steel; Ann, widow, 123 Hanover st 179

Steele, Elizabeth, widow, 27 Pitt st F P Steever, DanL-1, jr. coach maker, cor. Union and t North st 0 T Steevter, Geo'ge, coach maker, 19 North st jteiger, Jacob, Franklin, n Green st W P Steinback; Gabriel, watchman, Larew;s alley Steinbeck, John G. fu rier, 6 N. Liberty st Stein forth * John, grocer, cor. York and Forest st Sterett, Samuel, Notary Public, S. Gay, corner of Water street, duel:. ) S. Gay Sjterettf Joseph, mir. 51 Water st. dwell S. Gay, corn. Water street St( _tt, J mes, cashier of the City Bank, Second st. Si E. corner S. Gay st Sterling, Wm. grocer, 11 Baltimore st Sterlings, Eleanor, widow, Caroline st K P Sjterrett, Catharine, widow, B5 Lm ister st F P Sterrett & Barr, mer. Paca, n I tyette st W P Steriet, David, grocer, 56 Bridge st () T Sterrett, Benj. mer. due). Green,?/ Lexington bt w > Stevens, John, ship carp? Happy alley F P Steven^ Ricl a d, seacapt. ioi Bond st F P Stevens, Wm. baker, corn. Gough and Eden sts F P Stevens, Timothy, meat store, 96 High st O T Stevens, James L. sea capt. Pratt st n Market space Stevenson, Isaiah, carp. N. Eutaw, n Lexington st Stephenson, Ann, widow, Ann, n Fleet st F P Stephenson, Cosmo G. physician, 21 Bridge st OT Stevenson, Josiah, tobacco inspector, Dugan's whf dwel. 45 Front

Stocket, Barbara, widow, 47 Bond st F P Stotker, Elijah, cooper, 124 N. Howard st W p Stockton, Richard C. livery stable, S. Liberty st Stockton, John, blacksmith, Queen st. O T dwel. Concord street Stoddard, Seth, sea-capt. 72 Pitt St o T f St61J, Joseph, silve smith, Eutaw st w P Stone, James, jr. & Co. raerch. 101 Baltimore st Stone, Edward, cater, 25 Green st OT Sturdland, Hannah, widow, New lane w p St rm, Peier, coppersmith, Water st n Public alley Story, Robert, livery stable, 2 Still-house st O T Stoufter, John & Jacob, me: ch. 25 N. Howard st StOufFer, John, merch. 25 N. Howard st Stout, George, blacksmith, Union n North st o T Stradley,.John, rigger, 7 W. Alisanna st P*P Strebeck, George, hick of 49 Bond st F P Strebeck, v ttl. coach-maker, S. Liberty n Loin- bard street Street, Richard, carp. 24 E. Aiisannast P F Stretch, Samuel, constable, Lancaster st F P Strieker, John, merch. 4 i>owJey> wharf, dw- i. 15 S. Ch \ street I Strike, Nicholas, constable, 17 Pratt st Strischka, Joseph A. mer. 244 1-2 Bait. st. dwel. Cyder alley, bet. Howard & Kutaw sts Stroble, John, porter cellar, under Pampluhon's hotel, FdPs st. dwel. 43 Bond st F P StrmhoiF, Barney, baker, 3y Green st O T Stuart, Richardson, iifcil manuf. corn. Conawago st. and Vu can alley Stump, Elizabeth, widow, Pleasant, n N". Calvert st Stump, John and Samuel, mer. 27 Ch< pside Stump, Saml. mer. dwel. U7 Hanover st Stump, John, mer. dwel. lltf Hanover st j Suier, Joseph, goldsmith, Milk lane, () T

* 182 J SuHi^flj jo n, mc 46 Calvert, dwel. corn. JPrafi J and Sharp sts Sullivan, I re; J, clerk. Happy alley Sullivan, John, mer. d'wei. Rutaw, w Camden sf Sullivan, J. § J. n lis. Baltimore, between IS Howard and N* I aw s Suilivan, i . , widow, Petticoat alley F P Soman, Win. blacksmith, 25 North st O T Sumers, Aaron, marine , 52 Philpotst. F P Summers & Yager, shoe st< c, 57 Baltimore st Summervi le, John, paver, Harford, n Forest stOT Summerviile, Ann, widow, 26 Hanover st Summerviile, Richard, grocer, 5 Bridge st O T Sumvvalt, George, measurer of wood, 26 Wclcom Alley Sumwalt, Jacob, hatter, 37 North st O T Sumwait, ]. & I), brick make s, Dulany st F P Sunderland, Daniel, grocer, Holliday st Synstron, Magnus, ship carp, 50 Bond st F P Supper, John, baker, 27 Water st Sutton, James, miller, Bridge st O T "Swa er, Wm. mariner, 28 Laneaste- st F P Swain, Ben), mariner, 42 Fleet st F P Swain, John, butcher, litt st ext. O xn Hamp . stead Hill Swan, Ann, laundress, 107 Camden st S an ? oshua, lumber mer- dwel. 14 Green st O Swan, Susanna, wido , For( t lane Swan, John, jr. mer 9 Calvert, dwel. 121 Bait, st Swan, M. W. & j. mer. 220 Bait, st Sway, eter, sea capt. 9 Shakspeare st F P Sweeney, Paul, cabinet maker, 15 Fayette st Sweeney, Hurh, teacher, 37 Saratoga st Sweeting, Benj*. b it layer, Caroline st O T >weetserbet, Sout, Sethh an, bootmakerd S. Gay s,t 23 South, dwel Second,1 183

^''Vcn, Wm. hackney coachman, 49 N. Eutawst ^vitser, Joseph, carter, Chamberlain's alley ^)'Kes, j0{U)) innkeeper, 116 High si O T ' Symington, John and Thomas, stone cutters Charles, below Pratt st > T ^acy, Peter, waterman, 21 Market stF P 1 albot, Jesse, apothecary and druggist, 189 Balti- more st. dwel. Sharp st Talbot, John, tailor, 40 N. Gay st rjVilbot, Wm. carter, Montgomery st F H 2JaIbbt< I Kv, grocer, 60 Bridge st.dw, Potterst OT *all, Anthony, constab e, 71 Bond st F P Tanner, R. L. clerk, S. Pearl st W P *Wr, Levin S. cabinet-ma.er, 28 Light st Tarring, Wm. painter and glazier, ty H\ Charles st; dvtel Chapel alley Tate, Alexander, Franklin ?i Calvert st W P Tate, Jane, widow, 37 Union st O T Tate, Thomas, mariner, Bond st F P Tate, Jane, Sempstress, Wolfe st O T Tatem, Daniel, porter, Montgomery st F H Taylor, Lemuel, merch. 47 8. Gay, dwel. East st Taylor, George, merch. 223 Baltimore st Taylor, Sarah, dyer, 30 S. Char es st Taylor, W tn. merch. 20 S. Ca!vert st Taylpr^ Thomas, cooper, 63 Pratt st J^aylor & M'Neal, scow owners, 63 S. Gay st /aylor, Robert, cooper, Smith's wharf ^aylor, Isaac, merch. tailor, 62 Baltimore st Baylor, Dennison, carter, 52 N. Liberty st Taylor; John, cordw„.„ . 10!) G een st O f_I *aylor, Benjamin, merch. 216 Baltimore st *ayl0r Samuel, elect) ical machine maker and op- ^tician, 236 Baltimore st -ayjor VV'm. carp. Chamberlain's alley n Taylor, Joseph, merchant, dweL 1 aca/2 Lexiugi n street W P Taylor, Wm. W. merch. 266 Baltimore st. duel. Eutaw 7i Lombard ^t W P Tay or, A chibald, blacksmith, corn. North and Union streets O T Taylor, John, carter, 4 Low st O T Taylor, James, 14 High st O T Taylor, Matthew, bakei\ G. York n Harford st o T Taylor, Ilezekiah, tailor, Duke st O T Taylor, John, carp. 51 WiikestFP Taylor, Thomas, mariner, 4 Caroline st F P Taylor, Elizabeth, widow, 148 Bond st F P Taylor, Barbara, widow, Strawberry alley F P Taylor, Constant, widow, .50 St awberry alley F P Taylor, Levin, pilot, 6 3 Fleet st F P Taylor, Elisha, sea-capt. 6 Lancaster st F P Taylor, James, sea-capt. 55 Market st F P Teal, Archibald, blacksmith, 91 Meet st F P Teal, Sail}', grocer, Light st Tebo, Peter ,innkeeper, 20jThames sFP Tebo, Peter, ship carp, back of 49 Bond st F P fenack, Robina, widow, M'Elderry's st O T Tenant, Thomas, mer. George st F P Tepper, Nathaniel, sea capt. 78 Pitt ct O T Terme, Delmas & co. grocers, 184 Bait, st Tessandier, John B. teacher of music, Eutaw stwp Tevis, Daniel, carp. 1 Fayette st Tharp, George, silver plater, 29 N. Gay st Tha>er, Charles, mariner,. 28 Wilke st F P Theatre, Holiday, n East st Theker, Walter, painter, Second, n Gay st Thiel, Jeremiah, cordw. 115 Sharp st shop South st Thomae, Hulfreich, clerk, 68 Saratoga st Thomas, Sterling, chair maker, Aisquith st 0 T Thomas, Jane Ann, boarding house, 2 Granby st OT 185

ihomas, John, lumber, mcr. dwel. cor. Duke and Granby sts O T Thomas, Barton, pilot, 110 Ann st F P Thomas, Robert, pilot, 82 Happy alley, F P Thomas, George, cordw. 28 Fleet st do Thomas, Thomas, mariner, W. Alisaona st do Thomas, John, teller of the Bank of Baltimore, 2i Chatham st Nor rn M Tho mas, Lambert, cabinet maker, 52 Bridge st. dwel. High st O T Thomas, Luke, stationer, New Church st. n St, Paul's lane. Thomas and George, mer. 196 Baltimore st Thomas, Philip P. mer. do do Phomas, John W. mer. dwel. S. Eutaw, n -Lom­ bard street Thomas, Wm. cooper, S. Eutaw, n Conway st Thomas, Isaac, cooper, 65 S. Liberty st Thomas, Wm. sea capt. Goodman st Thomas and Caldcleucrh. stationers, 14 Bait, st p. L. & Co. sugar refinery, N d Commerce sts Thomas, D. L. dwel. North st O T Thomas & Farrell, lumber mer. M'Eldenry's whf Thomas & Huzza, mer. tailors, 34 1-2 Bait, st Thompson, David, cordw. 65 Front st O T Thompson, Mrs. Sarah, Fleet n Caroline st F P Thompson. Nathaniel, ship-chandler, 11 Thames street F P Wolfe P Welcome Thomson, Hezekiah, hackney coachm. 21 JBank R C 186 ]

& Thomson,Hugh, S.Frederick ;z Baltimore st« dwe 13 S. Gay street Thompson, Henry, merch. 53 Smith's whf Thompson, Wm. clock and watch maker, 4 Market space, dwel. Pratt st. n Market space Thompson, , cordw. 3 Pearl st meadow) Thompson, Alexander, carp. Eutaw st W P Thompson, John, grocer, corner of S. Charles and Barre streets Thompson, Mrs. Jane, Mulberry n Eutaw sts Thornbury, (George, merch. 207 Baltimore st Thornton, Joseph, cordw. 115 Sharp st Thornton, John E. teacher, Frank in n Paca st Wp Thre fall, Stephen, stevado e, 5 Shakspeare st F P Thrush, George, Montgomery st F H Thu low, John, mariner, Lancaster st F P Tiernan, Luke & Co. oaercfcu 155 Baltimore st Tiernan, Luke, merch. dwel. Sharp n German st Tiernan, M. & Co. me cb. 4 Sharp st Tilden, Marmeduke, merch. :72 Baltimore st Tilghman, Jabez, teacher, A gyle alley F P Tilyard, Wm. & James, painteis, 6 N. Obm eg st Tilyard, Mary, widow, Saratoga n S. Liberty st Tilyard, Philip, portrait painter, 5 Saratoga st Tims, Benjamin, ship carp. 8 1 Alisaunast F P r Timon, James, merch. 55 N. Howard, dwel. N. Eutaw n Franklin st W P Tinges, Charles, watchmaker CO Baltimore, dweL 9 Great York st O T r 187

Tolmie, Colin, blacksmith, 62 South st Tomkins, Catharine, widow, Smith st F P Tomiins, Ann, milliner, 91 Baltimore st Toner, Edward, drayman, Aisquithst O T Tool, Thomas, grocer, 28 S. Howard st Tool, John, sugar refiner, 51 Front st O T Torlance, Charles, 20 N. Frederick st Towers, Eliza, widow, 11 Albemarle st O T Townsend, Jonathan, ship carp. Starr alley . Townsend, Samuel, ship carp. Fountain st do N X owsun , blacksmith, 73 Ha; rison st I Towson, Obadiah W. silversmith, 62 Green st o. T. dwel. N. Liberty st • Towson, Thomas, stone cutter New Ch M J Lovely Lane T Towson," Philemon, Washington hotel, 4 IN. Gay St Tov, Laac N. clerk, 51 Front st O T Toy, Joseph, teacher N. Calvert st. n City spring Toy, Itevel, Larcw's alley Toy, rev. Joseph, 24- Union st O T Tracy, Basil, carte.-, Bridge, n Forest st O 1 Travers, Jane, widow, 3 Ann st. F P Travers, Susanna, teacher, 46 High st O 1 TraversTremble, , WinJane. ,mariner widow,, 4163 E'• .arketst AlisannFa Ps t F P Irexier, 1 W wharf Ha nover street dia, widow, 37 Market st F P v. ram, Lombard, n Eutaw si

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Trydell, Jacob, shingle dresser, 49 Bonn st F P Ticker, James, cordw. 63 Front st O T Tucker, Wm. A. 72 E. Alisanoa st F P Tuel, Martin, carp. 35 Market do

Tull, Mary, widow, 40 Queen do * Tumblinson, Wm. boat builder, Lancaster st F P Tunis, Samuel, mariner, Honey alley Tunnell, Isaiah, ship carp. 10 W. Alisannast F P Turner, Ruth, widow, 8 High st O T Turner, Alexander, 10 Green st O T Turner, Joseph, ship-carp. Queen st O T Turner, Jacob, rigger, Petticoat alley F P Turner, Caleb, ship-joiner, J 4 Shakspearst F P Tuner, Joseph, carp, 74 Camden st Turner, Joshua, grocer, 53 Bridge st O T Tustin, Septimus, watchmaker, Eastst O T Tyler, John, maimer, Happy alley F P Tyson, Jesse, merch, EUicott's whf Tyson, Wm. merch dwel. 34 Sharp st Tyson, Elisha, 45 Sharp st Tyson, Nathan, merch. dwel. 62 Hanover st Tyson, Wm. & Nathan, merch. Ellicott's whf Tysonbard, nGeorge Sharp s, t merch. Ellicott's whf. dwel. Lom­ U XJhler, Erasmus, tanner, 47 Hanover st Uhler, George, currier, 11 Cheapsidc, dwel, 5 J Hanover street Uhler, Philip, saddler, 9 Cheapside,dwel 27 Pratt st Uhler, Jacob, potter, Whiskey alley, n Eutaw street, W P Uhler, Nicholas, potter, Whiskey alley, n Eu­ taw street, W P Underwood, John, hatter, 9 Bank st * Union Insurance Company, 30 S. Gay st U Jon Manufacturing Co's warehouse, 152 Bait st

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189 Universal Insurance Company, 26 Water st Upperman, John, coppersmith, 51 S. Frederick st iJrie, James, blockmaker, 65 Pratt st Urie, Jeremiah, blacksmith, Patterson st Usher, Mary, widow, 1 S. Calvert st Usher, John P & Co. booK auct'rs. 104 Bait, st V Vallette, Charles, wine and liquor store, 64 Balti­ more street Vamsdale, James H. carp Bottle alley, between Howard and Eutaw sts jcuuiorn, r ituuiug, carver, D/ AlbemarlAiuemane sct Ou T Vanbaun, Wm. plane maker, Orange alley Vance, Wm & Co. mer. cor. Frederick & Pratt sts Vance, John and Thomas, booksellers, 178 Bait, st Vance, Wm plane ma-er, 8 N. Charles st, dwel. N Wm anwinkle, Wm, an Wyck, Wm an Zant, John, roeer, cor. S. H den streets

an Zant. Wm, ! j — Van Zant, Cornelius, cordw. 85 do Van Zant, Wm. carter, Sugar alley, P H Van Zant, Christopher, harness maker, Mecha­ nic's alley, O T Vaughan, Geo. carp. Mulberry st. n the College WP Veasey, James, labo er, 21 Pitt st F P Veroi, Bartholomew, caulker, Happy alley, F P Vesey, Edward, sea capt. 18 Thames st d° Veyrier, Peter, tin mauuf. 32 Bond st F P Vickers, Joel, mer. 26 Cheapside, dwel. 92 Gran- by street, O T Victory, Banie), innkeeper, i M FP Viers, Ann, widow, Pearl st. Villard, Martha, widow, ^ S &°& • 190

Vincent, Samuel, clerk to the city commissioners office, back of 1 Light st. dvvel. Front st O T Vinkler, John, tailor and clothier, corn. Pratt st. and Dugan's wharf cor. N

Vi - Saratoga sts. Volunbrun, Madam 35 Harrison street Von Harten, Grcrarc Von Kapffand Bru Vose. Thomas, mer W 0 J w Waddell, George, manuf. of cotton goods and cer, corn. Bath and Pear) st (meadow) Waddle, Wm. weaver, Prince st O T Wadlow, John, saddle-, High st. n the bridge Waggner, George, blockmaVer, Philpot stFP Wagner, Barbara, widow, corn. German and st-eets wp Wait, Wm. W. teacher, A isqnith st O T Waite, G# & R. lottery office, 156 Baltimore st Wales, Ebenezer, niercb. 88 Bowley's whf Walker & Ray, sail makers, J M'Elderry's wh; Walker, Robert, capt. Norfolk packet, Montgc H 0 Wa]ker, Peter, laborer, 5 Pearl st (mead..., Walker, Thomas B. piano forte maker, 3 Eastst Walker, Samuel P. merch. 98 Baltimore st Walker, Wm turner, n vVaterst Walker, Matthew, innkeeper Pantheon hotel in t rear of the City Springs Walker, Benjamin, grocer, 56 Light st 191

Walker, Wm. sail-maker, dwel. back of 46 Light st Walker,Charles, tailor, corn. S. Calvert & Water sts Walker, Archibald, teacher, 52 Hanover st Walker, Jacob, sail-maker, Gough st F P Walker, Thomas, 87 N. Howard si Walker, Alexander, Baltimore n Paca st w P Walker, Joshua, lace and fringe manufac. 193 Bal­ timore stn t Walker, Sarah, do. do. do. do Walker, Wm. ship carp. Gilfert's alley Walker, Thomas, innkeeper, 61 Saratoga st Wall, Michael, grocer, 29 Lexington st Wall, Jacob, ca p. 18 Lexington st Wall, George, measurer of ouildingSj 1.6 Lfexing ton stn t Wall ace, Wm. carp. 37 High si O T Wallace, Miss Sarah, 59 Albemarle st O T Wallace, James,laborer, Ha ford n K. George st OT Wallace & Stansby, carp. High st O T Wallace- Joseph, merch. 41 Saratoga st Wallace, Mary, widow, Starr alley F P Wallace, Kuth, widow, N. Eutaw n Lexington st Wa'lis, John, jr. merch. 68 Bowly's whf Walls, Samuel, mariner, 38 Lancaster st F P Walls, Win, W. physician, 20 Fayette st Walsh, John, lumbd mc ch. M'C.ure's vvhf. dwel. Mulberry st n the Colli >;e Wa'sh, Robert, New Church n Charles st Walter, Jacob, grocer, 65 N. Gay st Walter, John, sione cutter, 53 Saratoga st Walter, Philip, merch. Light st. wharf, dwel. 75 Pratt st eet Walter, Henry, farrier, New lanewp Walter, Wm. tobacconist, dwel. corn. S. Eutaw and Lombard sts w P Waiters; Benjamin, cordvVi ll Bridge st O T 19 Q.

Waltham, Thomas, waterman, 112 Ann st PP Walton, Nathaniel, hackney-coachman, 6 "N. Fre­ derick street Wamaling, John, grocer, corn. Goodman & Hillsts Wampler, J. L. surveyor, 61 N. Liberty, dwel. corn. North and Franklin sts w P Wampler, Nathan, blacksmith, Lancaster st F P Wane, John, printer, 30 N. Gay, dwel. K. George n Granby st O T Wan'» James, cabinet-maker, 19 Comet st O T Ward, Patrick,laborer, 44 Green st 0 T Ward, John, ship-carp. Gilfert's alley Ward, Thomas, cordw. 134 Green st O T Ward, §. atVy at law, 27 S. Gay st Ward, Elizabeth, widow, 6 S. Calvert st Ward, Wm, sail-maker, 77 Apple aVey F P Ward, Perry, sail-maker, 36 Ann st F P VV:r(ied.9 Charles, me chant, dwel. Burnet »N. Charles st. store 171 Baltimore st Warfield, George F. merchant, 217 Baltimore st Warfield, David, meet). ^83 Baltimore st Warfield, Basil H. sugar-refiner, corn. Pearl st. and Pa1 k lane w P Warfield & Smith, sugar refiners,Park lane n Pearl street, w P Wark, John, drayman, Starr alley FP Wark, Aaron, tailor, North n Union st O T War-, Andrew, grocer, 37 Bridge st O T Warland, Rebecca, widow, Happy alley F P Warmingham, Jeremiah, blacksmith, StilUhouse street O T Wa ner, George, brickmaker, Washington n Paca steet w p Warner, 'Hchael, brickmaker, Washington st W P Warner, Wm. printer and bookseller, 37 Baltimore, *orn. >S. -G*y st. dwel. 44 N. -Gay st i us ] . ; • Warner, Andrew E. silversmith, 5 N. Gay st Warner, Thomas, silversmith and city assayer, I ist between IN. Gay and Holliday sts Warner5 Alfred L. druggist 14Pratt st Warner, Ann, 113 Green st O T Warner, Richard, sea capt. 37 Fleet st F P Warner, Crosden, wheelwright, North n Bridge street O T Warnken, Henry, grocer, corn, A'isannaand Wash- ington streets F P Warren, Mrs. Elizabeth, II Wilfce st FP Warren, Win. carp. Kuxton lane Warren, Sarah, widow, Giifert'salley Wary, Win. boat-builder, 10 Shakspeare st F P Wasson, John, stonemason, Peace st w P Waterhouse, Ann, widow, 70 Hanover st Waters & Bayley, merch. 12 County whf Waters, Richard & Z. Wfaippey, merchants, 89 Smith's wharf Waters, Richard, merch. 12 Granby st O T Waters, Peter, merch. dwel. 68 8. Charles st Waters, Joseph, cowiw. German st F P Waters, Ilezekiah, merch. 3:3 Pitt st F P Waters, Stephen, carp. Eutaw n Saratoga st Waters, Win. tobacconist, 16 Market space Waters, Edwin, mer. 51 8. Calve.t st Waters, Michael, carp. .51 Lee st Waters, Eleanor, widow, 80 N. Howard st Waters, Zebulon, Saratoga, ft North st w P Water son, jane, widow, 60 Hanover st Wauins, Archibald W\ cordw. York st Watkins, Thomas, mer. tailor, 221 Baltimore st dwel. S. Liberty st \ Watl ins, Tobias, physician, 23 Pratt st Watkins, James, sea capt. Wolf st F P Watson, Thomas, Holiiday st 194

Watson, Joseph, cordw. 85 North st \ iison, Margaret,•grocer, Light st whf Watson Henry, painter, 98 S. Charles st Watt, James, carp- Wolfst F P Waits, Joseph, s- i capt. Wolf, wWilk st F P Watts, Eze;.ie:, pamtei, cor. Camden and Sharp Watts, Edward, carp. Happy a.ley, F P Way, John, Argyle allc , F t* Weary, John, boat builder; George st F P Weary, Peter, measurer of wood, 5 Pitt st F P Weathers, Richard P. sea capt. 28 Ann st do Weaver, Burnet, grocer, corn. Bank stand Hapm- Aiey,FP "v Weaver, James, grocer, 56 Wilk st V P Weaver, Lewis, blacksmith, High st 0 T Weaver, Daniel, grocer, corn. Green and Frank­ lin streets, w p Weaver, John, cordw. Lombard,;; S* Howard st Weaver, John, pointer, Conway, n Sharp, dwel. 18 Pratt street Weaver, Geo ge, ma iner, Eutaw st W v Weaver, Casper, painter & lazier, Paca, n Frank. tin &tre f w P Weaver, M ry, widow, 30 Fell's st. F P Webb, James, jeweller, dwel, N. Calvert st n th Cjty S; rings, w r Webb, James, goldsmith, 14 Chatham st Webb, Ms y, widow, 21 Fayette st Webb, Henry, laborer, 93 Saratoga st Webb, Abner, grocer, corn. Lexington and Paca streets, W P Webster & Bare, mer. Light st wharf Websie •, Nancy, widow, Wilk st F P Webster, Wm W. mer. York st head of the basin W ibster, Doro.hy, * idow, 98 Sharp st Webster, Amos, teacher, Apple alley, F P Webster, Sarah, widow, 6b Lombard st ^^•Wl

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Webster, Elizabeth, widow, 12 Commerce st Wedeikine, John, pocket book make , 36 N. Gay s Wedge, Simon, jewel er, '60 Baltimore st Weeden, Elizabeth, widow, 95 Feet st F P Weekly Register, office of the, 34 South st Weeks, Benj. sea capt. King George st O T Weems, Char es, sea capt. Wiik st F P Weems, George, do 47 Phiipot st F P Wehner, Susanna, widow, I I Comet st O T Weisback, vartin, baker, Bridge, n Forest st O 1 Weise, Augustus, confectioner, 78 1 2 Bait, st \\ eisc, Catharine, widow, borrow st \v r Wei fie, Felix, grocer, 66 N. Gay, cor. Harrison st Wed;, Elizabeth, widow, New Church st. n St. Paul's lane We don, Ebenezer, pilot, 57 Alisanna st F P We ford, Robert, men 137 Baltimore it Welimore, Wm. mer. 2\0 do Welimore, Robert, Cider alley, between S^Iiow- ard and S. Eta taw st Wc more, Peter G. mer. 21 h 77 Ba timore st Wells, Isaac, carp. Smith st O T Wells, Cyprian F. mer. 9 S. Calvert, dwel. 25 S. Charles street Wells, Thomas W. mer. 8 Pratt st We. s, Mary, widow, Dutch alley Welis, Wm.^arp. Low st O T Wo s ager, Jacob, grocer, cor. Wilk & Eden st vw We'sh, Peregrine, c erk, Jones st O T Welsh, Jacob, cor. Lexington and Paca sts, W P Welsh, Adam, dealer in leather and hides, cor. Paca and Lexington sts W P Welsh, Michael, laborer, 19 Saratoga st Welsh, John, boot maker, 6 Water st Welsh, Henry, cordw. 8.9 Wagon alley Welsh, James, blacksmith, Lancaster st F P • L ii>6 "i Wslsbofi'er, Hemy, carp, Mulberry st vv P Wendeh, Michael, brush make/, 14 S. Liberty st Went, Christian, mariner, Strawberry aliey, F p Wer ey, Catharine, feed store, Baltimore, n Eu- taw street, W P V\ ertzs, Jacob, tin manuf. dwe1. 34 North st O T West, Amos, tailor, 21 Great York do West, Joei & Co. paint and oil store, Columbia do West, Benedict, carter, 61 Wolf st F P West, Nicholas, innkeeper, 25 Market space West, Samuel h. whip and g:ue manuf. S Fish st West, Maria Louisa, widow, 1 S. Gay st West, Wm. biock and pump maker, 75 Pratt, dwel. Little Yor* st O T West, Wm. grocer, High, n Bridge st O T West, Benj carter, Budge n East do West, Wm. sea capt. Duke st O T West, Levi B. painter, 65 Stiawberry aliey, F P West, Job, sea capt. 32 Gough st F P West, Kichard, King George st O T Westby, '-ugh, Pratt n Paca sts W p Westcott, Wm. sea capt. 9 Fleet st F P Weston, Rebecca, widow, 113 Sharp st Weston, Thomas, ship-carp. Fountain st F P Westwood, John, grocer, 2 Union st O T Wetherall,Wni. 116 Sharp st Wethered, Samuel & Levin, merch. 155 Bait, st Weyer, Michael, druggist, 40 Baltimore st Whalen, Jonathan, carter, 63 Eutaw st Whaen, Mary, widow, Duke st O T Wharton, Kearney, merch. dwel. N. Calvert st. n the City Springs Wheeler, John, High st O T Wheeler, Thomas, carp. 108 French st O T Wheeler, George, gtocer, corn. N. Calvert and. Bath streets (meadow) L 197 j Wheeier, Leonard, carp. 27 Saratoga st Wheeler, Isaac, carp. Duke st O T Wheeler, Ann, widow, Eden st F P Whelan, Thomas, grocer, dwel. 33 N. Charles st Whelen, Peter, grocer, Gough st F P Whipple, Wm. keeper of the City springs Whitaker, Thomas, carp. Green n French st O T Whitaker, I saac, farmer, Chamberlain's alley Whitaker, George, cordw. Fleet, n Caroline st F P White, Joseph G. sea-capt. Granby st O T White, Allen, painter, Addison st O T White, Job, merch. Green n Mulberry st w V White, George, cooper, 46 Fayette st White, Rezin, carp. Baltimore n Green st W P White, Alward, merch. 79 N. Howard, dwel. Green n Mulberry st w P White, Henry, cordw. 69 N. Howard st White, James, cordw. Happy alley F P White, Julian, widow, 46 Market st F P White, Thomas, sea-capt. 85 Fleet st F P White, John M. sea-capt. 51 Alisanna st F P White, Jehu, Caroline st F P White, Wm. cordw. Strawberry alley F P White, Nicholas, cooper, 94 S. Charles st White & Sewall, merch. 235 Baltimore st White, Stephen, sea-capt. 115 Camden st White, Josiah, ladies shoe-maker, 2.3 S. Howard st White, Peter L. cabinet-maker, 62 Pratt st White, A. & Son, grocers, 67 N. Gay st. n Grif­ fith's bridge White & Brand, grocers, 69 N. Gayst. n Griffith's bridge White, Jacob, grocer, dwel. Holiiday st White, J. C. & Sons, merch. East n Holiiday st White, John C. physician, corn. East & Holiiday sts White, Hannah, widow, Pittst. extended, O. T. U Hampstead hill I 198

White, Benjamin, ship-carp. 7 George st F P White, Joseph, boat builder, 9 Ann st F P White, Benjamin, n Thames st. F P White, Margaret, widow, (iueen st F P White, Wm. wheelwright, Exeter st O T Whitelock, John, plaisterer, Bath st Whitelock, Charles, plaisterer, 18 North st Whiting, Horatio, flour-dealer, Sharps Leest Whitney, Simon, painter and glazier, Bank street, dwel. Strawberry alley Whitson, David, blacksmith, S. Eutaw n Lee st. dwel. Conway n S. Eutaw st Wichelhausen, H. D. merch. 82 Bowley's whf Wickersham, Wm. grocer, Bank st F P Widderfield, James, corn. Charles & Camden sts Widrington, Robert, mariner, 30 Pittst O T Wier, Margaret, grocer, 78 Pratt st Wight, Wm, lumber merch. Light st wharf Wightman, Wm. grocer, 49 Bridge st. dwel. 10< Green st O T Wilder, Wm. bricklayer, Eden st F P Wilds, David, painter, High st O T Wiley, Wm. tailor, 51 Market st F P Wiley, Alexander, 35 Gay st Wiley, Ellen, widow, Liberty st O T Wiley, Ann, widow, Caroline st F P Wiley, Jonathan, mariner, Wilk st F P Wilhelm, John, innkeeper, corn. Forest andNortb st O T. Hay scales Wilkins, Wm. & Joseph, mer. 165 Baltimore st Wilkins, Joseph, mer. 128 Hanover st Wilkins, John & Co. mer. 211 Baltimoe st Wilkins, Henry, chymist and druggist, 136 Bak. dwel. Light st Wilkinson, Shubal, sea captt corn. Alisatfna and 'Washington sts F P 199

Willard, James,printer, Goodman, n Mongomerv st Wiilaret, Joseph, tin manuf. 71 N. Howard st Willey, Henry, baker, DuJany st F P Wil.iams, Owen, cooper, Whiskey alley, n How­ ard street Williams, Jacob, laborer, S. end of Sharp st tephfin, teacher, Geiman lane Nathaniel, att'y at law, 18 New Church st James, dyer, 19 S. Charics st Nathl. F. mer. 14 Bowly's whf. dwel. 62 N. Charles st Sami. mer. 10 Bowly's wharf Amos A. mer. 8 Bow:y's whf. dwel. N. Cal­ vert, n Washington square George, mer. 3 Bowly's wharf John, cabinet maker, 68, dwel. 53 South st Thomas, shoe store, 67 Baltimore st James, mer. 43 S. Gay, dwel. G. York st O T Jacob, chair maker, Pratt, n Market space Mrs. boarding house, 168 Baltimore st John, tailor, Forest st Lewis, grocer, Fayette, n Liberty st Sally, widow, N. Charles, n Pleasant st John, mer. 37 N. Howard st Wm. N. grocer, Hook'stown road, WP John, carp. Sugar aliey, F n Abraham R. calico printer, 57 French st o T Benj. keeper of the Penitentiary, Madison st Joseph, cordvv. 3 High st o T John, 28 do do Catharine, widow, Straight lane o T . Andrew, tailor, 28 Pitt st O T JosephM , cordw. 36 Green do Bond , Richard, sea capt. 37 Fleet st i r 200

Williams, John, mariner, 73 Wolf st F p , Edwd. ship carp. Lacaster fdo , John S. innkeeper, 25 Fell's do Williamson, Johanna, widow, Queen st F p Williamson, David, Green, n Franklin st w P Williamson, John, carp. Salisbury st o T Williamson, Perry, shot manf. dwel. Short alley WP Willing, Josiah, carp. 32 Front st O T Wllfingmyre, Caspar, brickmakcr, corner Sharp and Hill sts Willis, Cornelius, ship carp. Ann st FP Willis, Joshua, ship carp. £0 Market do Willis, Wm. mariner, Bank st F P Willis, Wm. measurer of wood, Gilfert's alley Willis. Robert, gilder, 12 North st Willoughby, Charles, currier, dwel. Potter st 0 T Wilmer, Benj. teacher, 5 W. Alisanna st i ? Wilmer & Palmer, mer. 5 Bowly's whf Wilmer, Simon, 135 S. Charles st Wilmer, John W. mer. dwel. ) 15 Hanover st Wilms, Elizabeth, widow, 39 High st o T Wilson, David, mer, 16 M'Elderry7* whf. dwel; 40 Front street, o T \ Wilson, John, grocer, 8 Baltimore st , Thomas, 69 Harrison st —-—, James, mer. dwel. Hoiliday st , Ho sea & Co. silversmiths, 94 Bait. , John, carpet weaver, 49 Pitt, next door to the corn. Pott st o T -, John, mer. 7 S. Eutaw st -, Elizabeth, widow, Montgomery st F 13 , John, plaisterer, 83 Hanover st and Mullikin, mer. 177 Bait, st , Wm. jr. mer. 14 Hanover st , Nixon, cu-rier, 34 S. Calvert,dw* VJ Pratt s } Wm. carpenter^ Goodman st 201

Wil t Wm. & Sons, mer. 105 Bait, st Robert, cashier of the Bank < Maryland 15 South st Hannah, widow, 95 French st ( 3hn H. erocer, 115 N. Howai J A nil | widow, 24 Albemarle do David, mariner, Straight lane o T Catharine, widow, 11 HighstOT James, carp, 81 Harford do Robert, N Jane, widow, 60 Ann st F P Joseph, cabinet maker, 53 Alisannas George, cordw. 23 Caroline do James, fisherman, Petticoat alley F p Joh do Geor Wilk do Geo do A do Benjn. mer. 1 Market 11 Shakspeare street, F p J carp. 47 Market st F P Rebecca, widow, 8G Bond do Elizabeth, weaver, 16 Philpotdo j merch. tailor, 149 Baltimore st duel, n N. Libe ty st J W i i South, corn. Water st Wincheste , Wm. merch. Howard n Franklin st Winchester, Jacob, carp. 51 Albemarle st O T Winchester, George, att'y at law, New Churcr. w St. Paui's lane Winchester, Sarah, widow, H Conawagost S2 v L 203 ]

Winder, Wm. H. U. S. brig. gen. commanding 10th military district, High stOT Wingate, Ann, widow, 3 George st F P Wingate, Thomas, miller, Forest n Montgomery st Winks, John, cordw. 49 Fleet st F P Winn, John, Franklin n Green st W V Winslow, John, blacksmith, 7 Fleet st F P Winstandley, Wm. merch. dwel. 26 High st 0 T Winstandley, John, clerk, Howard st w P Winstanley & Dallam, merch. 13 Baltimore st Wintcrfield, Wni. cabinet-mak. M/Elderry'sst OT Wintkle, Mrs. Elizabeth, Union Hotel, Holliday st. next door N. of the Theatre Winivood, Thomas, grocer, 13 N. Liberty st Wirgman, Peter, merch. dwel. Washington square Wirgman, Charles, merch. dwel. 41 S. Gay st Wirgman, Charles & Peter, merch. 53 S. Gay st Wise, John, cordw Happy alley F P Wisebach, John, carter, 27 W. Alisanna st F P Woelper, George, butcher, 40 George st F P Wolf, Jacob, bricklayer, S. Howard n Conway st I Wolf, Diedrick, carp. corn. Conway & Howard sts F Wolfe, Henry, rigger, Happy alley F P I Wolff, George, physician, 35 North st I Wolff, Samuel, block and pump-maker, corner of | Strawberry alley and Saratoga sts Wolff, Andrew, teacher of music, 33'Saratoga st J Wolfers, Abraham, cutler, Fish-market space Womelstiff, John, hatter, 55 Goughst F P Wood? John, merch. 71 Water St Wood, John, grocer, 40 N. Liberty st Wood, Chloe, widow, Bond st F P [ Wood, Sarah, widow, 32 Wilke st F P Wood, Rebecca, widow, 63 Fleet st f P Wooden, Richard, blockmaker, Queen st F P "'Woodruf, Ichabod, blacksmith; 31 High st O ^ 203 Woods, Can fit, grocer, 77 Bridge st O T Woods, Jephtha, carp. 91 Pitt st O T Woods, Wm. jr. grocer, 33 Bridge st. dwelling High st O T Woods, Henry, mercb. dwel. Vulcan allev Woods, Jane, widow, 33 Lexington st oods, Jane, widow, Sempstress, North st. one door below Lexington st Woods, John, grocer, 24 Conawago st Woods,. Wm. & Son, grocers, 31 Baltimore st Woods, Wm. grocer, dwel. Pratt n S. Charles st Woodward, Abraham, livery stable, 44 N. Liberty st. dwel. Vulcan allev *' Woodward & Mason, ^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^ Wood wot th, Susannah, grocer, S. Eutaw n Cam­ den street Woodyear, Edward, jilstice of the peace, office 1 Baltimore st. dwel. 79 Highst O T Woodyear, Edward G. attorney at law, office 2 Chatham street Woollen, Robinson, cooper, 56 South st. dwel. 13 Green st O T Woollen, James, cooper, Mulberry n "North st Worken, Mary, widow Workins, Henry, dro\ Saratoga st Wnrlpv J.isenh. innkt Worrell, Thomas, blacksmith, 4 E. Alisanna st Worrell, Margaret, widow, Holiiday st. opposite the Union Hotel Worrell, Elizabeth, widow, 07 Sharp st W N. Howard Worthington, Henry, harness-maker, 25 Bridges! Worthiugton, Charles, merch. dwel. N. Charles Franklin &t. WP N. Charles n Pleasant Worts, Catharine, widow, 40 Pratt s

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Woulds, Alee, schoolmistress, 9G N. Howard st AVorkinger, Jacob, grocer, corn. Lombard and S. Libcity st Wray'} John, innkeeper, 28 Baltimore st Wren, Christopher, 15 W. Fleet st F P J H Wr

Writrht. Samuel, cooner. M IS North st Wr Wi M W Wright, Martha, widow, Wilk st O T Wright, liichard, grocer, Caroline st F P Wright, John, teacher, corn. Fleet and Ann sts F V Wi oe, Absalom, erocer,corn. B rid ire & East st O T H H Wyant, Peter, hackney-coachman, Hanover n Lombard street Wyatt, Rev. VV. E. parsonage Great York st O T

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/ BALTIMORE REGISTER,

CONTAINING THE CONSTITUTION

AND

GrOVERNMENT OF THE U. STATES,

WITH THE BRANCHES THEREOF IN THE

STATE OF MARYLAND; THE CONSTITUTION

AND GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND,

AND

OVERNMENT OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE,

TOGETHER WITH A LIST OF THE MONIED « AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, kc.

FOR THE YEAR 1814—15.

J. C. O'REILLY PRINT.

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CONSTITUTION

OF THE UNITED STATES

THE Constitution framed for the United States of America^ by a convention of deputies from the states of New-Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connects cut, New-Yorky New-Jersey, Pennsylvania, Dela­ ware, Maryland', Virginia, North Carolina, South- Carolina, and Georgia, at a session began May 25f and ended September 17, 1787c

WE, the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, en­ sure domestic tranquillity, provide for the common defence, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our poste­ rity, do ordain and establish this constitution for the United States of America*

ARTICLE L SECTION I. All legislative powers herein granted, shall be nested in a Congress of the United States, which shall consist of a Senate and House of Represent^ txves. T L 210 1

SECTION II. I. The house of representatives shall consist of members chosen every second year, by the people of the United States : and the electors in each state, shall have the qualifications requisite for electors of the most numerous branch of the state legislature. II. No person shall be a representative, who shall not have attained to the age of twenty-five years, and been seven years a citizen of the United States ; and who shall not, when elected, be an inhabitant of that state in which he shall be chosen- , III. Representatives and direct taxes, shall be apportioned among the several states, which may be included within this union, according to their respective numbers, which shall be determined by adding to the whole number of free persons, in­ cluding ihose bound to service for a term of years, and excluding Indians not taxed, three-fifths of all other persons. The actual enumeration shall be made within three years after the first meeting of the congress of the United States ; and within eve- ry subsequent term often years, in such manner a^f they shah by law direct. The number of represen­ tatives shall not exceed one for every thirty thou­ sand : but each state shall have at least one rep c sentative : and, until such enumeration shall b^ made, the state of New-Hampshi e shall be entw tied to choose three ; Massachusetts eight ; Hhodel Island and Providence plantations one ; Connectij cut five; New-York six; New-Jersey four; Penn] sylvania eight; Delawareone; Mary land six; Vir| ginia ten ; North-Carolina five ; South-Caroling five ; and Geo) gia three j IV« When vacancies happen in the representation from any state, the executive authority thereof pball issue writs of election to fill such vacancies. [ 211 1

V. The house of representatives shall choose their speaker and other officers ; and shall have the sole povvei of impeachment.

SECTION in. I. The senate of the United States shall be com­ posed of two senators from each state, chosen by the legislature thereof, for six yea s; and each sena­ tor shall have one vote. II. Immediately after they shall be assembled, in consequence of the first election, they shall be divided, as equally as may be, into three classes, The seats of the senators of tha first class shall be vacated at the expiraiion of the second year; of the second class, at the expiration of the fourth year ; and of the third class, at the expiration of the sixth year : so that one third may be chosen every second year. And if vacancies, happen, by resignation, or otherwise, during the recess of the legislature of any state, the executive thereof may make temporary appointments until the next meet­ ing of the legislature, which shall then fill such va­ cancies. III. No person shall be a senator, who shall not have attained to the age of thirty years, and been nine years a citizen of the United States ; and who shall not, when elected, bean inhabitant of the state for which he shall be chosen. IV. The vice-president of the United States shall be president of the senate, but shall have no vote unless they be equally divided. V. The senate shall choose their other officers, and also a president pro tempore in the absence of the vice-president, or when he shall exercise the °ffice of president of the United States. Yfc The senate shall have the sole power to try

K 212 all impeachments When sitting for that pu.pose5 they shall be on oath or affirmation. When the president of the United States is tried, the chief justice shall preside ; and no person shall be con­ victed, without the concurrence of-two-thirds of the members present. VII. Judgment, in cases of impeachment, shall not extend further than to removal from office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any office of honor, trust, or profit, under the United Stales. But the party convicted shal, nevertheless, be lia­ ble and subject to indictment, trial, judgment, and J punishment according to law, SECTION IV. I. The times, places, and manner of holding elections for senators and representatives, shall be •prescribed in each state by the legislature thereof , but the congress may, at any time, by law, ma e 6r alter such regulations, except as to the place of choosing senators. II. The congress shall assemble at least one in every year ; and such meeting shall be on the first Monday in December, unless they shall by law an point a different day. SECTION V. I. Each house shall be the judge of the ejections, returns and qualifications of its own members ; and a majority of each shall constitute a quorum to do business ; but a smaller number may adjourn from dav to day, and may be authorised to compel the at­ tendance of absent membei s, in such manner, and 11 n er such pena ties as each house may provide. II Each house may determine the rules of its proceedings ; punish its members for disorderly 213

i*ehaviour ; and with the concurrence of two thirds,- expel a member. III. Each house shaU keep a journal of its pro­ ceedings, and, from time to time, publish the same, excepting such parts as may in their judgment re­ quire secrecy ; and the yeas and nays, of the mem­ bers of either house, on any question, shall, at the desire of one-fifth of those present, be entered on the journal. IV. Neither house, during the session of con­ gress, shall, without the consent of the other, ad- journ for more than three days, nor to any other place than that in which the two houses-shall be sitting. .SECTION VI. L The senators and representatives shall receive & compensation for their services, to be ascertained by law, and paid out of the treasury of the United States. They shal ,. in ,all cases, except treason, felony, and breach of the peace*, be privileged from arrest, during their attendance at the session of their Respective houses, and in going to, and returning from the same ; for any speech or debate in either ho use, they shall not be questioned in any other pace. II. No senator or representative shall, during the time for which he was ejected, be appointed to- any civil office, under the authority x>f the United. States, which shall have-been created, or the emolu­ ments of which shah have been increased, during, fcuch time ; and no person ho ding any office under *>he United States shall be a member of either house, during his continuance in office. ]

ECTiCN VIIX. . . '-*•• • All bills, for raising revenue, shall originate ill the house of representatives ; but the senate \ * ..T.3. shall propose or concur with amendments, as on other bills. II. Every bill which shall have passed the house of representatives and the senate, shall, before it become a law, be presented to the president of the United States. If he approve, he shall sign it ; bu^ if not, he shall return it, with his objections, to that bouse in which it shall have originated, who shall enter the objections at large on their journal, and proceed to reconsider it. If, after such reconsider­ ation, two thirds of that house shall agree to pass the bill, it shall be sent, together with the objec­ tions, to the other house, by which it shall likewise be reconsidered ; and, if approved by two thirds of that house, it shaU become a law. But, in all such cases, the votes of both houses shall be determined by yeas and nays ; and the names of the persons voting for and against the bill shall be entered on the journal of each house respectively. If any bill shall not be returned by the president within ten days (Sundays excepted} after it shall have been presented to him, the same shall be a law, in like manner as if he had signed it, unless the congress, by their adjournment, prevent its return ; in which £ase it shall not be a law. IIIc Every order, resolu ion, or vote, to which the concurrence of the senate and house of repre* yentatives may be necessary (except on a question

SECTION VIII, The congress shall have power— I. To lay and collect taxes, duties, imports, and excises, to pay the debts and provide for the com­ mon defence, and general welfare of the United States ; but all duties, imports and excises, shall be uniform throughout the United States. II. To borrow money on the credit of the Uni­ ted States. III. To regulate commerce with foreign nations and among the several states, and with the Indian tribes. IV. To establish an uniform rale of naturaliza­ tion ; and uniform laws on the subject of bankrupt­ cies, throughout the United States. V. To coin money, to regulate the value there­ of, and of foreign coin ; and fix the standard of weights and measures. VI* To provide for the punishment of counter­ feiting the securities and current coin of the United States. VII. To establish post offices and post roads. VIII. To p omote the progress of science and useful arts, by securing, for limited times, to au­ thors and inventors, the exclusive right of the res­ pective writings and discoveries. IX. To constitute tribunals inferior to the su­ preme court. X. To decline and punish piracies and felonies committed on the high seas, and offences against the law of nations. XI. To declare war ; grant letters of marque and Tepisal, and make rules concerning captures on tattd and water. XIJ. To raise and support armies. But no, ap­ propriation of money for that use, shall be for* longer term than two jears0 216

Aill. To provide and maintain a navy XIV. To make rules for the government and re* gnlation of the land and naval forces. XV. To provide for calling forth the militia to execute the laws of .the union, suppress insurrec­ tions, and repel invasions. XVI. To provide for organising, arming and dis­ ciplining the militia, and for governing such part of their as may be employed in the service of the United' States ; rest ving to the states respectively \\*e appointment of the officers, and the authority of training the militia according to the discipline presented by congress. XVII. To exercise exclusive legislation, in all cases whatsoever, over such district (not exceeding* . ten miles square) as may, by cession of particular states, and the acceptance of congress become the seat of the government of the United States ; and to exercise like authority over all places purchased by the consent of the legislature of the state in which the same shall be, for the erection of forts, magazines, arsenals, dock-yards, and other needful buildings ; and XVIIT. To make all laws which shall be neces­ sary and prober for carrying into execution the- foregoing powers, and all other powers vested by this constitution in the government of the United ffi SECTION IX. ' I. The migration of or importation cf such per- ons, as any of the states now existing shall think proper to admit* shall not be;prohibited by the con­ gress, prior to the year one thousand eight bund ed and eight ; but a tax may be imposed on such im­ portation, not exceeding ten dollars for each per­ ron, [ 217 ]

II. The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus hhali not be suspended, unless when in cases of re­ bellion or invasion, the public safety may re­ quire it. III. No bill of attainder or ex post facto law shall be passed. IV. No capitation or other direct tax shall be laid, unless in proportion to the census or enume­ ration herein before directed to be taken. V. No tax or duties sha'.l be laid-on articles ex­ ported from any state'. No preference shall be gi­ ven, by any regulation of commerce or revenue, to the ports of one state, over those of another ; nor shall vessels, bound to or from one state, be obliged to enter, clear, or pay duties in another VI. No money shall be drawn from the. treasury, but in consequence of appropriations made by law ; and a regular statement and account of the receipts and expenditures of a'l public money shall be pub lishel from time to time. VII. No title of nobility shall be granted by the United States, and no person, holding any ofliceof profit or trust under them, shall without the con­ sent of congress, accept of any present, emolument, office or title, of any kind whatever, from any king, prince, or foreign sate. SECTION x I No state shall enter into any treaty, alliance, or confederation ; grant letters of marque and re­ prisal : coin money ; emit bills oi credit; make any­ thing but gold and silver coin a tender of payment of debts ; pass any bill of attainder, ex post facto la% or law impairing the obligation of contracts, or grftnt any tit'e of nobility. • II. No state shall, without the consent of con Kress, lay any imposts or duties on imports or ex- 218 ports, except what may be absolutely necessary for executing its inspection laws ; and the nett produce of all duties and impqrtss, shall be for the use of the tieasury of the United States; and all such laws shall be subject to the revision and control of con­ gress No state shall, without the consent of con­ gress, law any duty on tonnage, keep troops or ships of war in time of peace, enter into any agree­ ment or compact with another state, or with a fo­ reign powe , or engage in war, unless actually in­ vaded, or in such imminent danger as will not ad­ mit of delay. ARTICLE II. SECTION I. I. The executive power shall be vested in a pre­ sident of the United States of America. He shall hold his office during the term of four \ears, and to- i gether with the vice p csident, chosen for the same term, be elected as follows. II. Ea^h state shall appoint, in such manner as the legislature thereof may direct, a number of e- lectors, equal to the whole number of senators and representatives, to which the state may be entitled in thu congress. But no senator or representative, or peison ho ding any office of trust o; profit under the United States, shall be appointed an elector. III. The electors shall meet in their respective states, and vote by ballot for two persos, one of whom at east, shall not bean inhabitant of the same state with themselves. And they shad make a list of all the persons voted for, and of the number of vctes for each; which list they shall sign ^nd cer­ tify, and transmit, sealed, to the seat of the govern­ ment of the United States, directed to the presi-J dent of the senate. The president of the senate shall, in the presence of the senate and house o' 219 representatives, open all the certificate's, and the votes shall then be counted. The person having the greatest number of notes shall be the president, if such number of voices be a majority of the \vhol« number of electors appointed ; and if there be more than one who have such majority, and have an e- (jual number of votes, then the house of represen­ tatives sha 1 immediately choose by ballot one of them for president ; and if no person have a majo­ rity, then, from the five highest on the lift the said house shall in li e manner choose the president. Bnt in choosing the president, the votes shall be ta- l>en by states, the representation from each state having one vote ; a quorum for this purpose shall corisist of a member o' members from two-thirds of the states ; and a majority of all the states shall be necessary to a choice. In every case, after the choice of the president, the person having the greatest number of votes of the electors, shall be the vice president. But if there should remain two or more who have equal votes, the senate shall choose from them by ballot, the vice-president, IV. The congress may determine the time of choosing electors, and the day on which they shall give their votes; which day shall be the same throughout the United States. V No person, except a natural born citizen, or a citizen of the United States at the time of the adoption of this constitution, shall be eligible to the nffirp of nrpRiHp'nK Neither .h d *° the age of thirty-five years, and bfee» fourteen years a resident within the United States. ^1 In case of the removal of the president from office, or 0f his death, resignation, or inability to discharge the powers and duties of the said office, the same shall devolve on the vice president ; and the congress may, by law, provide for the case oi removal, death, or inabi Uy both of the president and vice-president, declaring what officer shall then act as president ; and such officer shall act accord­ ingly, until the disability be removed, or a presi dent sball be elected. VII. The president shall,at stated times, receive for his services, a conipensation which shall neither be increased or diminished during the pe. iod for which he shall have been elected : and he shall not receive, within that period, any other emolument from the United States, or any of them. VIII. Before he enter on the execution of his office, he shall take the following oath or affirma­ tion— " I do solemnly swe ir (or affirm) that I will faithfudy execute the office of president of the United States ; and will, to the best of my ability, preserve* protect, and defend the constitution of , the United States. ! SECTION II. I. The president shal be commander in chief of the army and navy of the United States, and of the militia of the several states, when called into the ac­ tual service of the United States. He may require the opinion in writing of the principal officers ifl each of the executive departments, upon an sub­ ject relating to the duties of their respective offices j and he shad have power to grant reprieves and par* dons, for offences against the United States, except in cases of impeachment* II. He shall have power, by and with the advice and consent of the senate, to make treaties, provided two-thiros of the senators present concur j and he >hall nominate, and by and with the advice and con* C 221 j

.; hi 61 the senate, shall appoint ambassadors, other public ministers, and consuls, judges of the su- p cme court, and all other officers of the United States, whose appointments are not herein other- Wise p.ovided for, and which shali be established bv law. But the congress may, by law, vest the ap- pointmenUof such inferior officers as they think proper in the president a one, in the courts of law, or in the heads of departments. III. The president shall have power to fill up all vacancies that may happen during the recess of the senate, by granting commissions which shall expire at the end of their next session. SECTION III. He shall from time to time give to the congress information of the state of the union ; and recom­ mend to their conside ation such measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient. He may, on extraordinary occasions, convene both houses or either of them; and in case of disagreement be­ tween them, with respect to the time of adjourn­ ment, he may adjourn them to such time as he shall think proper. He shall leceive ambassadors and other pub ic ministers. He shall take care that the laws be faithfully executed ; and shall commission ill the officers of the United States. ' SECTION IV. The president, vice-president, and all civil offi­ cers of the United States shall be removed from of­ fice on impeachment lor, and conviction of, trea­ son,bribery,or othet high crimes and misdemeanors.

ARTICLE III. SECTION I. * he judicial power of the United States shall be vested in one supreme court, and in such inferior u 222 I courts as the congress may, from time to time or- dain and establish. The judges, both of the sup eme and inferior courts, shall hold their offices during ood behaviour ; and shall, at stated times, receive ,or their services a compensation, which shall not j be diminished during their continuance in office. i SECTION II. M I The judicial power shall extend to all cases in law and equity, arising under this constitution, the | j laws of the United States, and treaties made, or which shallbe made, under their authority ; to all cases affecting ambassadors, other public minister?, and consuls ; to all cases of admiralty and mari­ time jurisdiction ; to cont oversies to which the United States shall be a party, to cont oversies be- iween two or more states, between a state and eiti- t sens of another state, between citizens of different c etween lands under grants of different states, and b«twe< r a state, or the ctizens thereof and foreign states, | f citizens, or subjects. II. In all cases, affecting ambassadors, other • public ministers and consuls, and those in which a | state shall be a party, the supreme court shall have original jurisdiction. I" al the other cases before f mentioned, the supreme court shall have appellate •a jurisdiction, both as to law and fa t, with such ex­ i ceptions, and under such regulations, as the con­ gress shall make. h III. The trial of all crimes, except in cases of impeachment, shall be by jury, and such trial shall s be held in the state where the said crimes shall have been committed ; but when not committed withm j any state, the trial shall beat such place or plages a8 the congress ma> by ;aw have directed. -

SECTION II. I. Treason against the United States shall consist only in levying war against them, or in adhering to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort. No person sha 1 be convicted of treason un ess on the testimony of two witnesses to the same overt act, or on confession in open court. II. The congress bhall have power to declare the punishment of treason ; but no attainder of treason shall work corruption of blood, or forfeiture, except during the life of the person attainted.

ARTICLE IV. SECTION I. Full faith and credit sh II be given, in each state, to the public acts, ecords and judicial p oceedings of every other state. And the congress may, by n-er be *ect thereof. SECTION II. I. The citizens of each state shall'be entitled to a the several states. II. A person charged in any state with treason, felony. or other crime, who shall flee from justice •aiKl be found in another state, shall, on demand of the executive autho ity of the state from which he fled, be delivered up, to be removed to the state 1havin g jurisdiction of the crime. III. No person, held to service or labor in one state under the laws thereof, escaping into another, 'na;l, in consequence of any law or regulation there- *n> he discharged from such se vice or labor ; but shall be delivered up on claim of the party to whom •»uch service or labor may be due.

* SECTION JIT. I. New states may be admitted by the congress: into this union ; but no new state shall be formed or erected within the jurisdiction of any other state, nor any state be formed by the junction of two or more states—without the consent of the legislatures of the states concerned as well as of the congress. 1L The congress shall have power to dispose of, and make all needful rules and regulations respect­ ing the territory or other propeUy belonging to the United States; and nothing in this constitution shall be so construed as to prejudice any claims of the United States, or of any particular state, SECTION IV. The United States shall guarantee to every state in this union, a republican form of government; and shall protect each of them against invasion, and on application of the legis'ature, or of the ex­ ecutive (when the legislature cannot be convened) against domestic violence.

ARTICLE V, The congress, whenever two thirds of both bouse* shall deem it necessary, shall propose amendments to this constitution, or, on the application of the legislatures of the two thirds of the several states, shall call a convention for proposing amendments ; which, in either case, shall be valid to all intents and purposes, as part of this constitution, when ci­ tified by the legislatures oi three fourths of the se­ veral states, or by convention in three fourths there­ of, as the one or the other mode of ratification may be oposed by the congress ; Provided, that no a- mend incut which may be made prior to the year one thousand eight hundred and eight, shall in ai * man r aiFect the first ajid fourth claj in the L 225 1

Dinth section of the first article ; and that no state without its consent, shall be deprived of its equal suffrage in the senate.

ARTICLE VI. I. All debts contracted, and engagements enter­ ed into before the adoption of the constitution, shall be as valid against the United States under this con­ stitution, as under tin* confederation. II. Tuis constitution, and the laws of the United States, which shall be made in pursuance thereof ; and a I treaties made, or vhich s iall be made, un­ der the authority of the United States, shall be the supreme law of the 'and ; and the judges in every state shall be bound thereby, any thing in the con­ stitution or laws of any state to the contrary not­ withstanding III. The senators and representatives before me tioned, and the mcmbe s of the several state le- gislatur -, and all executive and judicial officers, both of the United States and of the several states, shall be bound by oath or affirmation to support this constitution ; but no religious test shall ever be re­ quired as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States.

ARTICLE VII. The ratification of the conventions of nine states shall be sufficient for the establishment of this con­ stitution, between the states so ratifying the same. Djne in convention, b the unanimous Consent of the states present, the seventeenth day of Sep­ tember. in the vear of our Lord one thousand 3e veu bundied and eighty seve.n; and of the in- U •) iependence of the United States of America the twelfth. In witness whereof we have here* unto subscribed our names. WASH President, and delegate from Virginia, New-Hampshire. Delaware. fohn Langdon. George Reed. Nicholas Gilman Gunning Bedford, jun, Massachusetts* John Dickinson. Nathaniel Gorham Richard Basset. -ufus King. Jacob Broom. Connecticut. Maryland. William Samuel Johnson James M'H Roger She] man. Daniel of St. Tbs. Jenifer New-Fork. Daniel Car oil. Alexander Hamilton* Virginia* New Jersey. John Blair. William Livington, Jan David Brearley, North Carolina* Wi Ham Patterson. William Blount. Jonathan Dayton.^ Richard Dobbs, Spaight Pennsylvania, Hugh Williamson. South Carolina* Benjamin 1 ranking John Jftut'edge. Thomas Mifflin' Charles C. Pincknej Robert Mon is, Charles Pinckney* George Clymer. B Thomas Fitzsimons. Georgia o. Jared Ingersoll, Wil lam Frew , James Wilsons Abiahatn Baldwin. GoverneuAttest r MorrisWILLIA. M JACKSON ]

AMENDMENTS. ft qf\ the constitution of the United States, having been ratified by the legislatures of nine states, are equally obligatory with the cons-til tion itself. I. Congress shall make no law respecting ancs- tabiishment of religion, or prohibiting the free ex- eicis^ thereof, or abridging the freedom ot speech or the press ; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a. redress of g ievanees. II. A well regulated militia being necessary to t'be curity of ;i free state, the right of the people kcop and bear arms shall not be infringed III. Mo sodier sha 1? in time of peace, be quar­ tered" in any house, without the consent of the own- r, nor in any time of war, but in a manner to be prescribed by law* IV. The right of the people to be secure in their pe sons, houses, papers and eifects, a ainst unrea- sonab e searehes and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue but upon probable cause, supported b\ oath or affirmation, and parti­ cularly desci ibing the p ace to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized. V. No person sba 1 be held to answer for a capi­ tal or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a pre­ sentment; or indictment of a grand jury, excepting eases arising in the land or naval forces, or in th militia when in actual se vice, in time of war or public danger ; nor shall any per be subject,, for the same offence, to be twice put in jeopardy o life or limb ; nor shall be compelled in any crimi­ nal case, to be witness acrainst himself; nor be di - 228 prived of life, liberty or properly, without due process of law, nor shall p.ivate property be taken foi public use, without just compensation. VI. In all criminal prosecutions the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the state and district where­ in the crime shall have been committed ; which dis­ trict shal have been previously ascertained by law ; and to be info med of the nature and cause of the accusation ; to be confront d with the witnesses a- aiu t him : to have compu sory process for ob­ tain' g itnessesin his fa^ r ; and to have the as­ sistance of counsel for his defence; VII. In suits at common law, ^ here the value in eont oversy sha 1 excv.ed twenty do lars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tried by jury shall be otherwise re-examined in any court of the United °tates, than according to the rueso? the common law. VIII. Fxcessive bail shall not be required, nov excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unnatual punishment inflicted. IX. The enumeration, in the constitution of cer­ tain rights shall not be construed to deny or dispa­ rage others retained bv the people. X. The .owe s not delegated to the United Staies by the constitution, no prohibited by it to the states are esei ved to the states respectively, or to the people. XI. The judicial powers of the United States shal not be construed to extend to am suit in lav/ or equity, commenced or p osecnted against one of the United States by citizens of another state, or by citizens or su! iccts of any foreign state. XII. The e ecto s sh 11 meet in their res ectivtf states, and vote by badot for president and vicr- w

}.. le it3 i6 c whom at least, shall not be an in- babHaftt of the .same state with themselves; they shall name in their ballots the person voted for as president, and in distinct ba lots the person voted for as vice-president; and they shall make distinct itsts of all persons voted for as president, and of all persons voted for as vice president, and of the num­ ber of votes for each, which lists they shall sign and certi 1 , and transmit sealed to the government of the United States, directed to the president of the senate; the president of the senate shall, in the p esence of the senate and house of representatives? open a 1 the certificates, and the votes shall then be counted ; the person having the greatest number of

\ rotes for president shall be the president, if such Dumber be a majority of the hole number of elect­ ors appointed ; and if no person have uch majority, then from the persons having the highest numbers not exceeding three on the list of those voted for as president, the house of representatives shall choose 1mmediately , by ballot, the president. But in choosing the president, the votes shall be taken by states, the re present at i 00 from each state having one vote ; a quorum for this purpose shall consist. of a member or membc s from two-thirds of the states, and a majority of all the states shall be ne­ cessary to a choice. And if the house of reprensa- lives sha 1 not choose a president whenever the right of choice shall devolve upon them, before the fou-th day of March next following, then the vice presi­ dent shall act as president, as in the case of the death or other constitutional disability of the pre­ sident. The person having the greatest number of votes as viee..pregident, shall be vice-president, if such number be a majority of the whole number of elect-

/ *:So. G ors appointed ; and if no person have a majority. then from the two highest numbers on the list, the senate shall choose the vice president ; a quo um for the purpose sha 1 consist of two-thirds of thi whole number of senators, and a majority of thi whole number shall be necessary to a choice. But no person constitutionally ineligible to the office of president shall be eligible to that of vice- president of the United States,

* GOVERNMENT OF THE U. S. James Madison, President, salary, £2 5,000 E. Col i, Private Secretary, 5,(00 Blbridge Gerry, Vice President, 5,000

SENATE OF THE U.S. New Hampshirt Pennsylvania. (vacant) Abner Lacock. Jeremiah Mason. Jonathan Robert?, Massachusetts Delaware Christopher Gore. Outerbridge Horsev Joseph B. Varnum William H. Wells. Rhode Island. Maryland. Jeremiah B. Howel Robt. H. Goldsboro 1 William Hunter. . Samuel Smith. Connecticut. Virginia. I3avid Dagget. Richard Brent- • Samuel W. Dana. William B. Giles. Vermont. North Carolina Dudly Chase. David Stone, Jonathan Robinson. James Turner. New York. South Carolii: Qbadiah German. James Gailla:?d. ^ufus King. John Taylor* New /erst Georgia J°hn Conxlit. Wm. W. Bibb John Lambert. Charles T&t 229

Kentucky Of., o. George Bib Jeremiah Morrow Jesse Bledsoe, Thomas Worthii Tennessci Louisiana. \\ Anderson. James Brown, Wharton, Eiejius Fromentin (Vacant) Seer eta RE PRE SENT A TIVE S. 'Langdon Cheves, Sp jYeiu Hampsli Samuel Tags Bradbury Qilly, Artemas Wis William Hale Laban Whet Samuel Smith, John Wilson Roger Vose Abiel Wood 20 Daniel Webster, Connectici Jeduthun Wilcox— 6. Epaphroditus Champ: Massachusetts John Davenport, junr William Baylies, Lyman Law, Abijah Bigelow, Jonathan O. Moseley George Bradbury, Timothy Pitkin,

Eijah Brigham, Lewis B. Stu i$ Slmuel Davis, Benjamin Tallmadg Daniel Dewey, Rhode-Island. i William Ely, Richard Jackson, jr. Levi Hubbard, Elisha R. Potter Cyrus King Vermont. Timothy Pickering, William C. Bradley James Parker, Ezra Butler John Reed, James Fisk William Reed Richard Sk William M. RichardsonWilliam b Nathaniel Ruggl Charles Rich-—6 233

New- York. Jacob Hufty, Daniel Avery, James Schureman Egbert Benson, Richard Stockton. r ri Alexander Boyd, i Ward G. Oliver C. Comstock Pennsyl Peter Denoyelles, William Anderson Jonathan Fisk> David Bard, James Geddes. Robert B •Thomas P. Grosvenor, John Conard Abraham Hasbrouck William Crawford Samuel M. Hopk Roger D Nathaniel W, Howell, William Findley Moses K.e 7 Hugh Glasg John Jcfferts, John Gloninger, w John Lovett, Isaac Griffin, Jacob Markell, John M. Hyneman, Morris S. Miller Charles J. Ingersoll, Hosea Moffit. Samuel D. Ingham, Thomas I. Oakley, Jared Irwin Jotham Po Aaron Lyle, Eb Sag William Pip Samuel Sherwood John Rea Zebulon R. Shiphcrd, Adam Seybei William S. Smith Isaac Smith, John W. Taylor, Adamson Tannehilj Joel Thompson, Daniel Udree, Elisha I. Winter James Whitehill Isaac Williams, jr...27.Thomas Wilson—23 New-Jersey Delaware, Lewis Cond.v Thomas Cooper, William Cox Henry M. Ridgeley X 234

Maryland, Daniel Sheftev. Stevenson Archer, J hn Smith /i\ Charles Goldsboroug > Francis White—2 Alexander C. Hanson North Carolina. Joseph Kent, Willis Alston, Alexander M'Kim, John Culpepper, Nicholas R. Moore, Peter Forney, Samuel Ringgold Meshack Franklii Philip Stuai William Caston, Robert Wright—9. William Kennedy, Virgi William R. King, Thomas M. Baley, Nathaniel Macon, James Breckenridg William H. Muriree, William A. Burwell, Joseph Pearson, Hugh Caper ton, Israel Pickens, John Clopton, Richard Stanford, (Vacant) Bartlett Yancey 13. John W. Eppes, South Caroline Thomas Gholson, Johu C. Calhoun. Peterson Goydvvy John J. Chapell, Aylett Haw Langdon Cheves, John P. Hungcrford, Elias Earle, John G. Jackson, JDwid R. Evans, James Johnson, Samuel Farrow, John Kerr, Theodore Gourdon, Joseph Lewis, jun John Kershaw, William M* Coy, William Low-ndes Hugh Nelson, Georgia' Thomas Newton, William Barnett* James Plcasant6,j John Forsythe, John Koane, Boiling Hali, 235

Thomas Telfair John Rhea George M. Troup John Sevie >• Kentucky. Ohio James Clarke, John Alexander, Joseph 11. Hawk James Caldwell, Joseph Desha Wm, Creighton, j William P. Davi Rczin Beall Samuel Hop! Jams Kilbourn, Rich M. Johnson, John MT 6. Samuel M'K L Thomas Montgomery, Thomas B. Robert Stephen Ormsby, Indiana Territor Solomon P. Sharp—10.Jonathan Jenning Tennessee. Missouri Territory, John H. Bowen, Edward Hempstead, Felix Grundy, Illin ois Territory, Thomas K. Harris Shadrack Bond, Perry W. Humphreys, Musi. ter. DLatimor ' PATRICK MAGRUDER, Clerk. G. MAGRUDER, Assist. Clerk. FEaeh Senator and member of the House of of Re 9 •* day, while attending in Session, and ilay's pay for every twenty S

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DEPARTMENT OF STATE imes Monroe,' Secretary, salary $5000 John Graham, Chief Clerk, and six clerks 236

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, George Washington Campbell, SecJry, $ 5000 Edward Jones, chief clerk, and five clerks. Ezekiel Bacon, Comptroller; 3500 Nathan Luff borough, chief clerk, and 12 e'erks. Thomas Tudor Tucker, Treasurer, 3000 Samuel Brook, chief clerk, and two clerks. Richard Harrison, Auditor, 3000 Patrick Farell, chief clerk, and 11 clerks. Joseph Nourse, Register, 2400 And 15 clerks. WAR DEPARTMENT. John Armstrong, Secretary, salary, $ 5000 Daniel D. Parker, chief clerk, and 5 clerks,- Tobias Lear, Accountant, 2000 Peter Hagner, chief clerk, and 8 clerks. NAVY DEPARTMENT. William Jones, Secretary, salary, ' jg 4500 Benjamin Homans, chief clerk, and 3 clerks. Thomas Turner, Accountant, 2000 Thomas H. Gilliss, chief clerk and 8 clerks. POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Return J. Meigs, junr. Post-Master General, salary Dolls. 3000 Abraham Bradley, junr. Assistant Post­ master General, 1700 Seth Pease, do. do. 1600 Robert F. How, chief clerk, and. thirteen clerks. i

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ESTABLISHMENT OF THE MAILS AT BALTIMORE, JUNE 1, 1814.

Great Eastern Mail—Closes every day (Sunday excepted) at 2 o'clock P. M. and on Sunday such

letters as are dropped into the office before I o'clock* V P. VT. will be forwarded. Arrives (daily) at 5 oVock, A. M. Great Southern Mail—Mails for Washington City, Virginia, North Carolina, South-Carolina and Georgia, close daily at 5 o'clock, A. M. Arrive aily at 2 o'cloc , P. M. Mails for Tennessee, Misissippi territory and New Orleans—Close on Monday and Wednesday at 5 o'cloc , A. M. Arrive Friday and Saturday at 2 o'clock, P. M.

Mails for Kentucky state, Indianna territory s> Ilinois and Ohio state west of the river JVIusking- urn—Close Sunday and Thursday at 5 o'clock, A. \f. Arrival uncertain. Belle-Air VTail—Closes every Friday at 2 o'clock,

P. \T. Arrives every Sunday a* 5 o'clock, A. M • Mails for Brick Meeting and Rising Sun—Close eve y Saturday at 2 o'clock, P. M. Arrive every Thursday at 5 o'c ock, A M, Mails for Warwick, Head of Sassafras, George Toun Cross i^oads, Head of Chester, SudJer's Cross Roads, Nine Bridges, and bridge-town if) Maryland—Close on ondav, V* ednesday and Fri­ day t 2 o'clock, P. M/ Arrive Tuesday, Thurs­ day and Saturday at 5 o'clock, A- M. Rock - all Mail.— lai's-fofRock Hall, Chester Town, Church Hi 1, Centreviiu*, Q eons Town, ^road Creek and Beaver Dam—Ciosc every ay ar)d ' unday at 7 o'c ock, A; % Arrive Ti ay ,,M(1 Saturday, X2 . t 238 I

Annapolis Mail—Closes on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at half past 5 o'clock, A. M. Arrives Tuesday,Thursday and Saturday at 2 o'clock, P.M. Queen and Upper Marlborough—Close on Mon­ day and Friday at half past 5 o'clock, A. M. Ar­ rive on Tuesday and Saturday at 2 o'clock, P. M. St. Leonard's Mail.—Mails for Lower Marlbo­ rough, Huntington, St. Leonards, Tracey's Land­ ing, Pig Point, and Friendship—Close on Friday at half past 5 o'clock, A. M. Arrive on Saturday at 2 o'clock, P. M. Nottingham Mail.—Mails for Nottingham, A- quasco, Benedict, and Charlotte Hall—Close OTI Saturday at half past 5 o'clock, P. M. Arrive on Saturday at 2 o'clock, P. M. Port Tobacco Mail.—Mails for Pi scat a way, Port Tobacco, Hill Top, Nanjemoy, Aliens Fresh, NewPot, Chaptico, Leonard Town, St Clement's Bay, Great Mill, St. Inegoes and Ridge—Close on Thursday at half past 5 o'clock, P. M. Arrive on Thursday at 2 o'clock, P. iVf. Mails for Piscataway and Port Tobacco will also b e closed on Saturday and Monday at half past 5 oclock, P. M. Eastern Shore of Maryland, via Annapolis.— Mails for St. Michaels, Easton, Cambridge, Vien­ na, Q,uantico Mills, White Haven, Salisbury, Wi­ comico, Princess Ann, Kingston, Snow Hill, St. Martins, New Town, New Market, Trap, N. XV. Fork Bridge, Poplar Town, Hillsborough, Denton, Greensborough, in Md. Home Town, Drummon Town, Accomack Ch. and Northamton Ch. in Va. close on Thursday at 5 o'clock, P. M. Arrive on Satureay at 2 o'clock, P. M. York Mail—Mails for Love-Town, Md. York, Ta. Columbia, Lancaster, Harrisburg, York-Havea 239 and Paradise, elose on Tuesday and Thursday at 5 o'clock, P. M. and on Sunday at 1 o'clock, P. M. Arrives on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 2 o'clock, P. M, Carlisle Mail -Mails for Manchester, Md. Han over, Abbotts-Townr Berlin, York Springs, and Carlisle, close on Saturday at 5 o'clock, P. M- — Arrive on Friday at 6 o'clock, P. M. Chambersburg direct—Mails for Reisters-town, Westminster and Union M.llsin Md and Gettis- burg, Fairfield or Miller's town, and Chambersburg in Pa. close on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5 o'clock, P. M. Arrive on Monday, Thursday and Saturday, at 6 o'clock, P. M. Western Mail—Mails for Ellicott's Mills; Poplar Springs, New-Market, Frederick-town, Middle- town, Boonsborougb, Ilagerstown in Md. Green Castle, Chambersburg. and for ail offices in Pa.W of Chambersburg ; Wheeling, Brooks Ch. and and Short-Creek in Va. for all offices in the state of Ohio East of the river Muskingum and Michi­ gan Territory, close on Monday, Wednesday and. Friday at half past 5 o'clock P. M. Arrive on Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 5 o'clock, A.M. Mai's for Williamsport, Big Springs, Hancock, Old Town, Cumberland, Tomlinsons, Jonasville, Cresapsburg, close with the Frederick town mail on Monday, at half past 5 o'clock, P. M.—Arrive wit!; the same on Monday at 5 o'clock, A. M. Mails for Sharpsburg/Md. Shepherds town, Mar- tinsburg and Berkley^ Springs, Va. close with the Frederick town mail on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at half past 5 o'clock, P. M. Arrive with the same on Monday, Thursday and Saturday a 5 A. M.

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Mails for N. T. Trap and Petersville Md. for Harper's Ferry, Charlestown, and Battle Town in Virginia, close with the Frederick town mail on .Monday, Wednesday and Friday at half past 5 o'clock, P. . Arrive with the same on Monday, Thursday and Saturday, at 5 A. M. Mails for Hyatt's Towri', Pool's Store, Clarks­ burg, Middl%hrooc ills, and Montgomi y C. h in Md. close with the Frederick town mail on Mon­ day, Wednesday and Friday at half past 5 o'clock. Arrive with the same on Monday, Thursday and Saturday, at 5 A. M. Mails for Triadelphia, Watkinsville, Brook ville and Ca rollville, close on Wednesday wnh the Frc derick town mail at ha f past 5 P. M. Arrive with the same on Saturday at 5 A. M. Mails for Woodsborough and Taney Town, Md, close on Monday at half past 5 o'clock, P.M. Ar­ rive on Monday at 5 A. M Mai s for Creager's town Graceham and Emmits- burir, Md. e ose on Monday at hiA> past 5 ©'clock P. M. Arrive on Saturda at 5 A. M. Mail ror Da nes Tavern closes on Monday at half past 5 o'cloc P. M. Mail for Liberty Town, Md, close on Wednes­ day at haif ast 5 o'clock, P. M. Ar iveonMonday at 5 A. M. Mails for Yox Glades and Western Port, Md. close ot) Wednesday and Saturday, at 5 A. M. C, BURRALL, Post-master. On Sunday no mails are closed for the interme- Rices f om Baltimore to Philadelphia* *** [fours fo th< delivery of Letters on Minday are ii c a 7 to 8 o'clock, A. M. and from half past 2 to haif past 3 o'clock* P. M. *

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N. B. Lette s cannot be sent in the mails of the lay unless delivered at the Post Office before the imcs above prescribed. Newspapers for the East em mail must be delivered at the Post Office bv l o'clock, V M. and foi all other mails 30 »mnu s \ * fore the time of closing them

i * 4 isaroune IAST OF POST OFFICES IN THE Their distances from Washington City \ spective deputy po Post Offices. Counties. Aquasco, Prince Georges, Allenfresh, Charles, Annapolis Cit}^, Anne-Arundel, Baltimore City Baltimore, Beaversdam, dneen-Anne's Belle air, Harford, Benedict, Charles, Big Springs, Washington, Biadenshurg, Prince-Geo ges Boonsborough, Washington, Brick Meeting-House, C^ecil Bridgetown, Kent Broad Creek, Q,ueen Anne, ftrookviile, Montgomery > Carabrn ;e, Dorchester, jtreviljp, Queen Anne's, Po C Ices Chaptico, Charlfesburg, Charlotte Hal Chestertovvn, Church Hi I, C-arkesbursr Cresapsbur^, Crugerstown, Cumberland, '« Darnes, 03 Denton, Easton, Elkton, Eilfcott's, Emittsburg, Frederic town Friendship, George towr >^ R ids, Gracetown, Great Mills Greensborou£ I4UCw <* Post Offices. Counties. Hagerstown or Eliza- bethtown, Washington, Hal's >^ roads, Harford, Hancoc , Washington Harford, Harford, Havre-de-Grace, Harford, Head of Chester, Kent, Head of Sassafras, Kent, Head of St. Clements bay St. Mary's, - - •» Hillsborough, Caroline, Ctt Hilltop Charles, Hu 7s X roads, Harford, Huntingtown, Calvert, Hyatt'stovvu, slontgomery, Jonasville, Alleghany, foppa X roads, Harford, Kingston, Somerset, Leonardtown, St. Mary's Liberty town, Frederick, Loveton, Baltimore, IJO er Marlborough, Calvert, f

Post-Offices. Counties. Manchester, Bahi mor^^e ^ Middlebrook mills, Montgomery, Middletown, Frederick, Montgomery Court h Montgomery, Nanjemoy, Charles, Newmarket, Frederick, New-market, Dorchester, Newport, Charles, Newtown (Trap) **•> Frederick, ^ Newtown (W\) } Nine B idges, Worcester, Queen Anne's, North-East, Cecil, Nottingham,. Oldtown, Prince George, Petersville, Alleghany, Pig Point, Frederick, Piscataway, Anne Arundel5 Poole's store, Prince George, Poplar Springs, Montgomery, Poplar town or Trap Anne Arundel, Port Tobacco. Worcester, Charle Post Office. Counties, Princess \nn, Somerset, Queen Anne, Prince eorge, Queenstown, Q,ueen Anne, Quantico Mills, Somers t, Reister'stown, Baltimore, Ridge, St. Mary's, Rising Sun, Cecil, Rock Hall, Kent. Salisbury, Somerset, Sharpsburg, Washington, Snowhill, Worcester, St. Inigoes, St. Mary's, St. Leonards, Calvert, St. Martins, Worcester, St Michaels, Talbot, Suder's X roads Queen Anne's Taney town, Frederick, Tomlinson's Alieghany, Tracey's landing, Anne Arundel, Trappe, Talbot, Triadelphia, Montgomery, Post Offices. Counties. Union Mills, \ Frederick, Upper Marlborough, Piince George Vansville, Prince George, Vienna, Dorchester, Warburton, Prince George Watkinsville, Anne Arundel Westport, ATeghany, Westminster, Frederick, Whitehaven, Some-set Wicomico Some set, Williamsport, Washington, Woodsborough, F ederick, Yox Glades Alleghany,

JUDICIARY OF THE UNIT U. States sit at Washingxm he first Monday in February annually. John Marshal, Ohi< t 248 ]

Associate Judges, (salary 3500 dolls, each.) Bushrod Washington, Thomas Todd, Win. Johnson, jun. Joseph Story, Brockholst Livingston, Gabriel Duvall. Elias 11 Caldwell,c lerk. Ri^hd. Hush, Att^y G*mh of the U. S. (salary 30( [)) SUPREME COURT. FEB. TERM, 1812. There having been two associate justi- I of the court appointed since its last session, it is ordered that the following allotment be made of the chief justice and associate justices of the si id supreme court among the circuits, agreeably to the acts of Congress in such cases made ana provided, and that such allotment be entered upon record. For the 1st Circuit, Joseph Story. 2d do, Brockholst Livingston, 3d do. Bushrod Washington. 4th do. Gabriel Duvall. 5th do John Marshal, chief justice. 6th do. Wil iam Johnson. 7th do. Thomas Todd. PER CURIAM. E. B, Caldwell, clerk of the supreme court of the United States. CIRCUIT COURTS. Tor New Hampshire, on the 19th of May, and on the 2d of November, at Portsmouth and Exeter. Vermont, at Windsor and Bennington, alternate­ ly, the 1st of May and 3d of October. Massachusetts, at Boston on the 1st of June an 20th of October. 1 lode Island, on the 15th June, and on the 15th of Novembc , at Newport and Providence. Connecticut, on the 13th of April, and on the J ih of September, at Newhaven and Hartford* j 249 ]

New York, at N. Y. on tbe first of April & Sept. For New Jersey, at Trenton on the 2d of April and October. Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia on the 11th of April and 11 th of October. Delaware, at Newcastle on the 27th of April, and at Dover the 17th of October. Maryland, at Annapolis on the first of May, and on the 7th of November at Easton. Virginia, at Richmond on the 22d of May and November. For North Carolina, at Wake Court House, or at Raleigh the 1st of June, and 30th of November- South Carolina, on the 6t\ of May and 25th Oc- toberat Charleston. Georgia, on the 20th of April and the 8th of No­ vember at Savannah and Augusta. When any of the above fixed days happen to be on Sunday, the court is opened on the Monday fol­ lowing. The supreme court judge and district judge with the officers of the district coutt, from the cir­ cuit courts. DISTRICT COURTS. In Maine District. At Portland, the third Tuesday in June and first in December, and at Povvnalborough the first in March and September. David Sewail judge j Si­ las Lee district attorney ; Thomas G. Thornton, marsbail; Henry ewall, clerk. Aew Flampshire* At Portsmouth, the third Tuesday in March and September, and at Exeier, the third in June and December. John S. Sherbu ne, judge ; Daniel Humphreys, district attorney ; Jonathan Steel> clerk j Michael McClary, marshal!, Y 2 [ 250 j

Vermont* At Windsor and Rutland, the first Monday in February and August, and the first in May and No­ vember. E ijab Paine, judge; Cornelius P. Van Ness, district attorney ; David Robinson, marshal!; Cephas Smith, clerk. Massachusetts. At Salem, thh third Tuesday in March, and the second in September, and at Boston the fourtii Tuesday in June, and the first in December. John Davis, judge ; George Blake, district attorney ; James Prince, marshall ; Natuah Goodale clerk. Rhode Island* At Newport and Providence, the first Monday in ebruary and August, and the first in May and November. David Howell, judge ; David How­ ell, district attorney ; Ebenezer K- Dexter, mar- shall 5 Edmund T. Ellery, clerk. Connecticut. At New Haven, the third Tuesday in Februray and August, and at Hartford the third in May and November. Pierrepont Edwards, judge ; Heze* tiah Huntingdon, district aitorney ; Robert Fair* child, marshal ; Simeon Baldwin, clerk. New-York. At New York, the first Tuesday in February and May, August and November. M. B. Tall- madge, judge ; "W P. Van Ness, assistant ; Na­ than Sandford, district attorney ; Theron Rudd, dis. clerk ; John Smith, marshal. New-Jersey. At Burlington, the first Tuesday in February and August, and at NeW-Brunswick the first in May and November. Robert Morris, judge ; Jo- seph M'llvain district attorney ; Oli'ver Wayne Ogden, marshal j Robert Boggs, clerk.

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Pennsylvania. At Philadelphia, on the third londay \n Februa­ ry, ay, August and November. Richard Peters, judge ; Alexander J. Dallas, district attorney; John Smith, marshal ; David Caldwell, clerk. Delaware* At Dover, the fourth Tuesday in February and August, and at New-Castle the fourth in May and and November- John Fisher, judge ; George Reed, jr. district attorney ; James Brobson, mar- ha I ; Thomas Witherspoon, clerk. Maryland. At Easton, the first Tuesday in March and Sep­ tember, and in Baltimo e the first in June and De­ cember. James Houston, judge ; Elias Glenn, district attorney; Thomas Kutter, marshal ; Philip Moore, clerk. Virginia. At Williamsburg^, the third Tuesday in March and September, and at Richmond, the third in June and December. John Tyer, judge ; George Hay, district attorney ; Andrew Moore, marshal ; Wil­ liam Marshall, clerk. North-Carolina. At Newbern, the first Mondays in January, April* July and October. Henry Potter, judge ; Robert II. Jones, district attorney ; Beverly Da­ niel, marshal; William Blackledge, clerk. South-Carolina. At Charleston, the third Monday in March and September, the first in July and the second in De cember. John Drayton, judge ; Thomas Parker, district attorney ; Robert E, Cochran, marshal; Thomas Hall, clerk.

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Georgia. At Augusta, on the second Tusday in Novem­ ber, and at Savannah the second in February, May and August. William Stevens, judge ; William B. Bullock, district attorney ; John Eppinger, marshal; Richard M. Stiles, clerk. Kentucky. At Frankfort, on the second Monday in March, third in June and November. Harry Innes, judge ; Robert Wickliflfe, district attorney ; Robert Crock­ ett, marshall; Thomas Tunstall, clerk. Tennessee. First Monday in April, July, l nuary M'Nai J M Camp­ bell, district attorney ; Charles I. Porter, marshal of E. Tennessee ; John E. Beck, district attorney ; W M Ohio. W. Bird, judge ; Samuel H

trict attorney ; , marshal ; y clerk. Louisiana. ,judge ; John R. Grimes, district attorney ; Peter L. B. Duplessis, marshal; , clerk. District of Wi chief judge; N hugh, Bockner Thruston, asst. judges ; W Wash s hall ? Will Exc'usive of the above mentioned stated courts, the district judges have power to hold special courts in their respective distiicts, at their discretion. I

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U. S. REVENUE DEPARTMENT

Port and District of Baltimore,

James H. M'Culloch, Collector John Brice, Deputy Collector Nathaniel Ramsay, Nav. Officer James Hamilton, Deputy Wiiliam Lowry, Surveyor j Martin Eichelberger, Weigh-master Jarret Bull, Giytger,

Permanent. Temporary. John Hamilton William Myers James Burn t John I. Meyer Charles Robinson John Hayes John Gregg George Littig Wiliiam H- Hanson Richard Frazier Archibald Dobbin Richard Mackubin Rezin Rowles Robert G. Henderson Office 45, Water street ITh and the blockade of the Chesapeake being likeiy to continue during the war, which render importa- tioiis nugato y, the editor has been induced to re- j linquish their publication and employ the space Usually occupied by ihem> with mo e useful matter, inasmuch as they are at all times within the reach of those who are in any wise concerned ivith them,] $£4 BALTIMORE COLLECTION DISTRICT For the internal Duties and Direct Tax. Office 22, Washington Square. STEPHEN H. MOORE, Collector. THOMAS BAILEY, Assessor, office 11, N< Calvert street. Table of internal Duties. STAMPS. J). C On Notes, &.c. not exceeding .100 dolls. 5 Above 100 and not exceeding 200 200 500 25 - 500 1000 50 1000 1500 75 1500 2000 1 r 2000 3000 1 50 3000 4000 4000 5000 2 ^ 5000 7000 2 50 7000 8000 3 50 8000 4 A discount of 7 1-2 per cent, to be allowe5d on all purchases, amounting to 10 dollars or upwards at one lime. CARRIAGES A Coach 20 A Cha iot or Post Chaise, A Phaeton or Coachee, having pannelwork in the upper division 'hereof, j 10 A four wheel carriage, hanging on steel or iron springs (other than a coach, chariot or post chaise, phaton or coachee) having pannel work in the upper division thereof 7 2SS

A four wheel carriage, hanging upon wood­ en spings, V four wheel carriage, hanging on steel or iron springs, 4 A four '.v heel carriage, (other than a coach, chariot or post chaise, phaeton or coachee having pannel work in the upper division thereof, or other carriage hanging on steel, iron or wooden springs,) 2 A two wheel carriage not hanging on steel or iron springs, RETAILERS. In cities, towns or villages, containing within the limits of one square mile, more than one hundred families. On Merchandise, including wines & spirits 25 On Wines alone, 20 On Spirits alone, 20 On Domestic Sprits alone 15 On Merchandise other than wines & spirits 15 In any other place than cities, towns, or villages ; On Merchandise, including wines & spirits, \5 On Wines and Spirits, 15 On Spirits a'one, 12 On Domestic Spirits afone, 10 On Merchandise other than wines & spirits 10 STILLS AND BOILERS. On Stills employed in distilling from Domestic Materials. For 2 weeks, 9 cents on each gallon of the capa city of the still, including the head thereof. For 1 month, 18 cents, For 2 months, 32 cents, For 3 months, 42 cents, For 4 months, 52 cents, 250

f For 6 months, 70 cents, For 1 year, 108 cents, On Stills employed in distilling from Roc One half the rates of duties above-mentioned. On M terials. For 1 month, 25 cents on each gallon of the ca­ pacity of the stilj, including the head theieof, For 3 months, 60 cents, For 6 months, 105 cents, Foi 1 year 135 cents, On boilers, however constructed, employed for the the purpose of gene ating steam in those distille­ ries where wooden or other vessels are used in­ stead of metal stills, and the action of steam is substituted.to the immediate application of fire to the materials from which the spirituous liquors are distilled, for a license for the employment thereof. Doub'e the amount on each gallon of the capacity of the said boiler, including the head thereof, which would be payable for the said license if granted for the same term, and for the employ. nient of the same materials of a still or stills, to the contents of which, being the materials from whence the spirituous liquors are drawn, an im­ mediate adplication of fire during the process of • distillation is made. WaAUCTIONEERS M . On Ships and Vessels. I 4 pe, cent. SUGAK REMNERS. On all Sugars refined, 4 cents per lb.

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257 ARMY OF THE U. STATES. MAJOR-GENERALS, (as far as could be obtained James Wilkinson, Henry Dearborne,Thos. Pinck- ney, Jacob Brown, And »ew Jackson, Morgan Lewis, Thomas FJournoy, George Izzard, BRIGADIER-GENERALS.—Thomas H. Gushing, Joseph Bloomtield, Lewis Cass, John P. Boyd,

James Winchester, John Chandler, Win. H. Wind­ i er, Henry Burbeck, Winifield Scott, A'exander Macomb, Benjamin Howard, Edward P. Gaines, Daniel Bissel, John Smith, Duncan M'Arthur, . KipJey, Moses Porter. Abimael Y. Nicoll, Inspector General. Tilton, Physician and geon-General. (The frequent changes which the casualties of ivar occasion, in the army list, and the difficulty of procuring a correct one, has obliged the editor to give only a list of the major and brigadier-generals^ with the following order, dividing the frontiers into military districts, with the names of the officer^ commanding each district.) ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, WASHINGTON CITY, 19th March, 1813. GENERAL ORDERS. The frontiers of the U. States are divided into nine military districts, as follows : Massachusetts and New Hampshire* No. I ien. Rhode Island and Connecticut, No Th i I N to the highlands, N No Brig Gen. John P. Boyd, hd. qrs, N. York 258

Pennsylvania, from its eastern limit to tht Ailegany Mountains and Delaware, No. Brig. Gen. Joseph Bloomfiel, hd. qrs. Phila­ delphia, Wm. Duane, adj't. genl. Virginia, No. 5 Brig. Gen. Porter, hd. qrs. Norfolk. The two Carolinas and Georgia, No. G Maj. Gen. Thos Pinckne, hd. qrs. Charles­ ton. The states of Tennessee, Louisiana) and the Mississippi Territory, No. 7 Maj. Gen. Jackson. Kentucky, Ohio, and the territorial govern­ ments of Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and Michigan, No. 8 Brig. Gen. Lewis Cass, hd. qrs. Detroit. Pennsylvania, from the Alegany Mountains to its western limit* New York) north of the highlands, and Vermont, No. 9 Maj. Gen. Brown* C. K. Gardner, Adj. Gen. To each of these districts are assigned a com* xpanding officer of the army of the United States, and a competent staff. The following rules are prescribed with regard to militia drafts. 1st. All militia detachments in the service of the United States, must be made under the requisition of some officer of the United tates (regu ar y au^ thorised to make suchreqiusition) on the executive authority ofthe state, or ofthe territory from which the detachments shal be drawn. 2d. In these requisitions shall be expressed the numbesioned r officerof privatess require, nond commissione; which shald lan bde comnois in the- ^ame proportions to each other, as obtain in the re 159

gular army. The looser method of requiring re­ giments or brigades, will be discontinued. 3d. So soon as one hundred privates, eight non­ commissioned, and five commissioned officers shall have been organised as a company, under any re­ quisition »s aforesaid, they will be mustered, in­ spected, and leceived into the service of the United States ; and upon the rolls and eports made in con­ sequence thereof, they will be entitled to pay, &c« And, 4th. Payment is made through the regimental pay-master in all cases in which the corps shall be organised as a egiment; and in ah cases in which it shall fall shoit of the number necessary to that or­ ganization, by the paymaster accompanying the ar­ my or division to which it may belong. By order of the Secretary of War, T. H. CUSH1NG, Adj. Gen.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Adjutant and Inspector* General's Office', 2d July, 1814. GENERAL ORDERS. The slate of Maryland, the district of Columbia i and that part of Virginia lying between the Kappa- bannock and Potomac rivers will constitute a sepa-» rate Military District, (No. 10) under the command of Brigadier General Winder. Head Quarters Baltimore. By order, JOHN R. REEL, Assistant Inspector General. 260

AMERICAN NAVY.

(AS FAR AS CAN BE ASCERTAINED.)

List of the Naval force of the United Si aI buildinGrat Portsmouth, N. H Iodependcn JA M , 74, building at Philadelphia. President, 44, New-York. United States, 44, New-London. Constitution, 44, Boston. Guerriere, 44, fitting at Fh-Tauelphi Java, 44, building at Baltimore. W N Congress, 86, Portsmouth, N. H. fitting Macedonian, 36, New-London. Adams corvette, 24 ; John Adams, do. Alert sloop, 18, New-York, guard ship. Hornet, do. 18, New-London. Wasp, do. 18, Peacock, do. 18. Erie, do. 18, Baltimore. Ontario, do. 18, Baltimore. Louisiana, do. 16, New-Orleans. Essex Junior, do. 16, New-York. Etna, bomb brig, New-Orleans. Troup, brig, 16, Savannah, guard ship. Syren, do. 10. Rattlesnake, do. 14, cruizing. Enterprize, do. 14 cruizing. Carolina, schr. 14, Charleston, S. C. Nonsuch* brie 13. Charleston, S, O 261 U. S. Naval force on the Lakes Superior, 44, mounting 62. M General Pike, ship, 24 guns, Lake C Madison, ship, 20 guns, Ontario. Jones, brig, 18, Ontario. Jefferson, brig, 18, Ontario. Oneida, brig, 16, Ontario, Sylph, schr. 14, Ontario. Governor Tomkins, schr. 6, Ontario Hamilton, schr. 8, Ontario. G owler, schr. 5, Ontario. Pert, schr. 3-, Ontario. Conquest, schr. 3, Ontario. Fair American, schr, 2, Ontario. Ontario, schr. 2, Ontario. A Ontario. Julia, schr. 2, Ontario. El zabeth, schr- 2. On Ontario M \ 18, Lake Niagara i8, Erie. Queen ( i i Det oit, do* 20, do. : Captured from Hunter. brig, \&9 do. ' the enemy. Lady Prevost, sloop, 12, do. J Caledonia, brig, 2, Erie. Ariel, schr. 4, do. Somers, do. 2, do. Scorpion, do. 29 do. Porcupine, do. 1, do. Tygress, do. I, do. Saratoga, brig, Lake Champlain. President, sloop 8, do. Z 2 / 262

Montgomery, sloop,.8, Champla.ii) Com. Preble, do 8, do. Gunboats, Barges, fcfc. New-Orleans, 6 gun boats, 5 barges, equipt; schrs; Flying Fish, Sea Horse ; sloop Tickler. Geo gia, 5 gun-boats, 6 barges, equipt. Charleston, S. C. 2 gun-boats, 12 barges; schr. Alligator. Wilmington, TSL C. 6 gun-boats, 2 barges, equipr. No folk, 23 gun boats, 11 barges, equipt, 1 bomb Potomac, 3 gun-boats, 4 barges, equipt. schooners Scorpion, Hornet, cutter Asp. Baltimore, I gun-boat, 23 barges, eqt-. 1 pilot boat. Delaware, 19 gun-boats, 6 barges, equipt ; 2 blocit sloops, and 1 schooner. New-York, 38 gun-boats. Lake Champlain,2 gun boats, IT barges, equipt. New-London, 2 gun-boats ; Newport, R. 1,1 do.; New Bedford, 2 do. ; Boston, 2 do. ; New­ bury port, 2.do*; Portsmouth, N# H. 6 do,,

I^B # GOVERNMENT

OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND.

LEVIN WINDER, Governor. COUNCIL.—William-B. Martin, Samuel Ridout, Thomas G. Addison, William EL Ward, Alexan­ der C. Magruder. SENATE.—Levy HoUingsworth, Nathaniel Wil­ liams, (Bait.) 'William HoUingsworth fCecil,) Thomas Hawkins (Fred'k,) Moses Tabbs (Wash­ ington,) Solomon Frazier (Dorchester,) Elijah Davis (Harford,.) James Brown, Edward Lloyd, John Stephenson, John Williams (Worcester) George Webb, James Fcnwick.—-Elijah Davis, president—Thomas Rogers, clerk. [As a new House of Delegates will be chosen in October next, an insertion of the old one is im- necessary.] STATE JUDICIARY. NEW COURT OF APPEALS. For the Western Shore—At Annapolis, on the third Monday in June and December. For the Eastern Shore—At Easton, on the second Monday in June and November: These courts consist of the chief justices of tlye diffeient judiciary districts, to whom are delegated all the powers of the old Court of Appeals, and the appellate jurisdiction of the ate Genera Court. John Montgomery* attorney general- ^

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CHANCERY COURT.—Held at Annapolis, on the third Tuesday in February, the fourth Tuesday in June, the first Tuesday in October, and the third Tuesday in December, William Kilty, chancellor—J. P. Heath, register, COUNTY COURTS. 7 he courts under the present judiciary system are held in the several counties at the times following', to wit : First District.—St. Mary's, the first Mondoy in March and August—Charles, the third Monday in March and August—Prince George's, the first Monday in April and September. John Johnson, chief judge ; Edmund Key,Daniel Clarke, as­ sociates. Second District.—Cecil, the first Monday in April and September—Kent, the third Monday in March ajid September—Queen Anne's, the first Monday in March and fourth Monday in October—Talbot, the fourth Monday in May and second Monday in November. Kichard T. Earle, chief judge; Tho­ mas Worrell, Purneil, associates. Third District.—Calvert, the second Monday in May and October—Anne-Arundel, the third Mon­ day in May and September—Montgomery, the first Monday in March and|November, Jeremiah Townley Chase, chief judge; Richard H. ar- wood, Kichard Kidgely, associates. Fourth District.—Caroline, the first Monday in March and second Monday in October—Dorches­ ter, the third Monday in March and fourth Mon­ day in October—Somerset, the second Monday in Apri; and September—Worcester, the fourth Mon­ day in May and November. Jhon Done; chief judge j James B. Robins> associates,

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Fifth District.—Frederick, the first Monda\ i Feb ruary and August—Washington, the fourth Monday in March and October—Allegany, the third Monday in April and second Monday in Oc tober. John Buchanan, chief judge ; I-ogerNel son, Abraham Shriver, associates. Sixth District.—Baltimore, the fourth Monday in March and third Monday in September—Harford, the second Monday in Ma>ch and August. Jo seph H. Nicholson, cbief judge; Zebulon Hoi- linrsworth, Theodorick Bland, associates. OKPHANS' COURTS, for the different counties, are generally held in the same places where the county - courts are held, on the second Tuesday in Februa* ry, April, June, August, October and December. Exclusive of the above* there is a court held eve­ ry Wednesday and Saturday, in the city of Balti­ more. W W MAYORS COURT.—For Annapolis, four times an­ nually, viz. on the last Tuesday in January, April, July and October, Baltimore County Court is held at the new Court House, corner of Washington Squ re and New Church street, Baltimore, on the fourth Monday in March and thi d Monday in September. Joseph H. Nieholson, chief judge ; Zebulun Hollings- worth, Theodorick Bland, associate judges ; Wm. Gibson, clerk, (office at the court house) John Chalmers, heriff, (office, ditto) ; josiah Green, gaoler. Criminal Ccurt> is held at the court house in Baltimore on the second Monday in January, first Monday in March, second Monday in July, and first Monday in November. Luther Martin, chief judge ; George G. Presbury, Job Smith, associate udges j Thomas Harwood, clerk [ 266 ]

Levy Court.—Justices of the Levy Court of BaU timore county, 131k—Hobert Gorsncb, John T. V ortbington, Samuel Owings of Samuel, James llindman, * obert Waah, bamuel Stevenson, of Henry, Richard Key Heath, John B. Howard, William Jesaop, I homas Hillen, and Hobert Lyon. Wm. Gibson, c'erk. Orphan's Court.—.Owen Dorsey, Samuel Owings (of Saml ) judges ; Wm. Buchanan, Register, (of­ fice at the court house.) Thomas W. Griffith, County Collector, office at the court house, open from 5 A. M. until 1 P. M. Coroners.—John Aisquith, Geo. W. Betz,

Justices of the Peace for Baltimore county, for 1814.—George G. P esbury, Samuel Owings (of Saml.) John T Worthington, Job Smith, Robert Gorsuch, Owen Dorsey, Dr. Thomas Johnson, Thomas Love, Samuel H. Gatchell, Thomas HiU Jen, Edward Woodyear, B njamin Wilson, Long Green) Thomas W. Griffith, John Dougherty, Jolin Aisquith, John Crooks, Thomas Rogers, Pe ter Gait, Matthew Bennett, Samuel Vincent, Theophilus F. Dougherty, Richard Key Watts, Edward Aisquith, John S. Abeli, John Buck, (of Benj.) Dan.el Carroll, John F. Harris, Thomas Shepherd, Wm. Y. Purviance, Baltzer Schaeffer, Samue Stevenson, John Menyman, fof Benj.J Capt. Thomas Co e, Jessee i'ocock, John Garrett, James Calhoun, James Carrol, Samuel Sterett, Joseph Presbury, Hugh Thompson, John Oliver, John Beale Howard, Richard Caton, Dr. James Stewart, Thomas Tenant, Abner Neale, Henry Payson, John ilillon, Dr. John Campbell White, Andrew Boyd, Benjamin Ricaud, Dr. Edward 1

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Harris, So'omon Belts, Hezekiah Claggett, James Hindman, Robert Walsh, William Coo;, Jr. Danl. Howiand, Isaac Dickson, Thomas Moale, Colonel Beale Owings, Wi liam Jorden, William P rest man, John iurray, (of Jno.) Ezekiel Bo ing, Henry Lamot, Hickmar Johnson, Nicholas Foste , Kin- sey Johns, Nicholas M. Bosiev, Joseph Ford, ,of Jeremiah, Alexander Waters, Jno. Fitzhugb, Wm. Jones, Hei enn yy Bramwell, Wm. Addison, George A. Dunk il, J oshua Wai field () wings, John Bre* vitt, Edward Dorsey, of Ed. James Hood, Joshua Marsh, Edward Good in, Cornelius '• oward, Ths. Martin, Jacob Small, Robe t Miller, Richard Key Heath, James Steett, James Gettings, Jr Wi liam Jessop, James Wrilson, Robert R. Richardson, Wm. Ashman, Francis U. Holland, Robert Lawson, Alexander Nisbit, Wm. Hitchcock, D.\ James Or- rick, David Williamson, Jr. Widiam Gilmor, John E.dcr, oi John jj^

Constables for the city and precincts of Baltimore, John Murphey, Richard Pindell, Hen y Spec1., Samuel Stretch, An'hony Tall, William Holton, John Peal, Nathan Turner, Francis Mm ray, Pat­ rick MulJin, David Whitelord, Aquilla Noris, John Dougherty, Daniel McLaughlin, Aquilla Car- roll, John Maidwell, William Jones, William o- sure, • Robert Wiley, Nathaniel Lock, Thomas Ross, Nicholas Strike, Edward Green, William Patterson, Charles Nash, Jacob Baker, Corbin B. Onion, Josedh B. Hankey, George W. Betz, Jas. Elder, John Stevenson, Joseph Alexander, Edward M\Bride, George Dugan, Robert Mortimer Sylves­ ter Clifford. NOTARIES. S MUEL STF-ULTT—Office No, 35 S Gay. corner of Water atieet. JOHN GILL—Office No. 49 Water street, nea: the Custom ouse. THOMAS ROGERS—Office corner of Gay and Wa­ ter streets. JOHN STEWART—Office, Water street, corner of S. Gay street.

BALTIMORE MILITIA.

Levin Winder, commander in chief of the M. M W. B. Martin, aid-de-camp. Lewis Gassaway, adjutant general of the M. M, Samuel Smith, major-general of the third divi- vision, composed of the two brigades of the city and county of BaItimo:e, and of generals Swear- ingen and Ringgold's brigades. Isaac M'Kim ? Aids-de-camn Edward Patterson c - - p. John Strieker, brigadier general of the third brigade, composed of the militia of the city and pre / cincts of Baltimore, George P. Stevenson, aid-de-camps. James Biays, lieut. colonel of cavalry. David H terett, lieut. col. 5th reg. infantry. William M Kennedy Long, lieut. col. 27th reg. infantry. Benjamin Fowler, lieut. col. 39th. >eg. infantr}' Henry Amy, lieut. col. 51st reg. infantry,

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William Pinkney^ maj. com. rifle corps, : James Calhoun, inspector and majoi of brigade. Tobias Stansbury, brigadier general of the bri­ gade composed of the remaining miiitia of Balti- mo: e count}7 Woody N , Jamison, reg. infantry. Abraham Jessup, reg. infantry* Wi.liam Nace, reg. infantry. William Hutchins, 36th reg. infantry, John H. Schultz, 48th reg. infantry* Isaac Dickson, inspector and brigade major. Joseph Swearingen, brigadier general of the mi« litiaof that part of Frederick county attached to the division of maj. gen. Smith, Th. C. AVorthington, aid-de-camp. Richard B ooke, inspector and major of brigade This brigade is composed of the 16th, 20th, 2&tU and 47th regiments ol M. M. Henry Kemp, lieut. col. of cavalry. Samuel Ringold, brigadier general of the regi­ ments of miiitia of Washington and Alleghany counties. I aid-de-camp. Frisby Tilghman, lieut, biigad. col.e oinspectof cavalryr *

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION* OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE. Edwad Johnson, Mayor, (office in the rear of the Maryland Insurance Office, South St.) John Hargrove, Regisier. * City Messenger, James Kolly, '¥>• - Aa

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CITY COUNCIL.—1ST Branch. James Carey, Presiden V* 1st ward Samuel Frey, David Fulton. 2d —<— James Carey, 1 njamin Berry. 3d James Mosher, Thomas C. Jenkins. 4th Thomas Tailor, Robert Dunwoody. 5th William Warner, Joseph Jamieson. 6th James Wilson, William Ross, 7th mm— Wm. B. Dyer, Christian Slimmer* gth — David Burke, Thomas Sheppard. Thomas Bailey, Clerk Second Branch. James Calhoun, President, 1st ward Charles Bohn. 5th ward John Finley 2d ~ Henry Pay son. 6th Jacob Miller. 3d James Calhoun. 7th Ludwig Herring 4th John C. White. 8th —-—James Biays. f Thomas Rogers, Clerk. City Collector.—Thomas Rogers, ^office above the Mayor's in South st. City Conimissioners.-^BLenry Stouffer, Peter Bond, Nathaniel Hynson. Samuel Vincent, clerk to the City Commissioners and Commissioners of Health. Port Wardens.—John Snyder, E ias Ellicott> Wm. M'Donad. Samuel Young,-clerk. Rates of Flotage.—From Baltimore to sea, three dollars for each foot of water the vessel shal> d aw. From sea to "Baltimore, three dollars and fifty cents for each foot of water the vessel shall draw, From sea to the district of Columbia, in Mary­ land or from thence to sea add one fifth of the above rates. And on vessels not owned by citizens of United States* add one third of the jrates L 271 J

From sea to New-point Comfort, one fourth up. From sea to the mouth of the Potomac, one half up. From sea to Annapolis, three fourths up. From Baltimore to Annapolis, one third down. John HollinS) captain Thomas Moore, Gilbert Middleton, William Pitt, members of the board of Pilots, Plot office at the Maryland Insurance of­ fice South st. Harbour Masters—Joseph Smith, Thos. Moore. Health Officer—William Stewart. Inspectors of; Flour.—George Baxley, Joseph Scott, George W. Moore Inspector of Beef and Pork—Robert Middleton. Inspectors of Fish—May bury Parks, & Robert Parker. Inspector of Butter, Lard and Flaxseed—James Chalmers. Inspector of Pot and Pearl Ashes—Henry Wil- kins. Inspectors and Gaugers of distii'ed Liquors- Philip Ec1 le, Leonard Frai1ey. Inspector of Weights—Hugh Allen. Inspector of Liquid Measure—Jacob Rothrock, Inspectors and Measurers of Wood—Peter Wea­ ry, David Yorkes, George Sumwalt, Vachel Bur­ gess, Samuel Yoner. Weighers of Hay—Wiliam Kennedy, John Wil- helm, Philip Sumwalt. Superintendants of Streets and Pumps—Ephraitn Smith, Nathaniel Andrews. Superintendants of chimney sweeps—John Es- sender, first district; William Kerr, second do ; William McComas, third do. ; George Bandle, 4th do. Superintendant of the Powder Magazine—Cha*. Herbert. 272

Clerk of the centre maiket, Robert Lawson. Assistant do. William Jones. Clerk of the Hanover market, Joseph Alexander. Do. Fell's Point market, Wm, I\ Barnes. DoJ Western Precincts market, John D. Miller Inspector and measurer of Lime.—Penningtor, Assayer of Silver, Thomas Warner. The following is the substance of the Assay Law: Sil. a'loy All manufactured silver ware over 5 Uoz 1 o: penny >yts. offei ed for sale, to be stamped by the assay master With the city stamp, offenders violating the layv to pay 100 d Is. or 6 months imprisonment,and for­ feiture of the article offc ed for sale. Every silversmith or worker in silver, to send from time to time, with the sil­ ver to be stamped, a note in writing, con­ taining the day of the month, year, chris­ tian and surname of the worker, and place of abode, to be entered on the as­ sa) er's book, which must be left month­ ly at the Mayor's office for inspection, under penalty of 25 dolls, or imprison­ ment not more than six months, or until paid. Si!, alloy Standard silver, Troy wt. 11 lbs. l lb fine for forging city stamp and making use there­ of, 500 dolls, afld imprisonment for not less than one nor more than live years, and until the fine be paid, ii» he penitentiary. Assayer's fees—six cents per ounce of Silver. A layer to refuse his stamp, until fees be paid, and the silver be marked with the initials of the maker' name 273

Silver less pure than the standard, to be defaced by the assayer and returned, the worker to pay like fees to the assayer as if the metal had been standard silver. Manufactured silver, of a decedant's estate not subject to the operation of the assay law. The general issue to be pleaded, and special mat­ ter given in evidence, and if judgment be given in favor of defendants or plaintiffs non-suited, defend­ ant to have treble costs. Fines under 50 dollars recovered before a justice of the peace ; above 50 dolars in the county court, one half for the use of the city, the other for that of the informer. The assay mark is the shield in the state arms, sha;>e oblong square, with corners taken off, and the Dominicial letter of the ye&rj

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N« vided into shares of 300 dolls, discount days Wed­ nesdays. Twe ve directo s chosen every seventlt of March, offering days Tuesdays* Hours of busi­ ness from 9 to 3 o'clock. William Cook, W Directors* H Carey, James Cheston, James Ellicott, I Gibson, Robert, James-Hindman, George H Aa3 274

John Oliver, Hugh Thomoso David Williamson, Union Bank of Maryland. South East corner of Charles and Chatham streets, id dollars each. lay for Mon- Wednesd 12 directors M Henry Payson, Pr >d't, R. Higinbothom, Cash'r Directors. Andrew Ellicott, Solomon Etting, >avid W_ James Armstrong, Will Barroll, Thomas C Jenkins, Luke Tiernan, Isaac Tyson,. Wo thineton, Wm. Gwvnn of M.Mills, Stephen Lowrey H Hezekiah Claget 'Bank ef No Jars, divided into shares of 300 dollars each. Dis­ count days Tuesdays : Election for directors every nist Rionday in December. by Id Wm. Wil "Mechanic's Bank ofB ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ankin? House* "Nort^h Calvert, SE.car- Ber of East street. Capital 1,000,000 dolls, divi­ ded into shares of 25 dolls, each. Discount days Wednesdays. Fifteen directors chosen annually oi* the first Monday in June. Mosh Mayer, W Primp Littig, Wm '• Wm. Jesson, Kob- —11—

Wm. Jacksoo• * James Carnigham, Thomaa Edmoadson %15

Commercial and Farmer's Bank, At the New Banking House South Howard, co - ner of German street : Capital 1,000,000 dolls. Discount days Tuesdays and Fridays. 15 direct­ ors, two of whom are chosen by the legislature. In­ corporated in 1810. Joseph H. Nicholson, presd't. George T. Dun- bar, cash*V. Directors: A. I. Schwartze, James Hutton, Je­ remiah Sullivan, Nath. F. Wi liams, Eli Claggetr, Benjamin Ricaud, Andrew Clopper, Charles B hn, Talbot Jones, William Ross, Frederic Dorsey, James Houston, Wm. W. Taylor, Isaitc Burnes- Ion*, Edward Harris*. Franklin Bank of Baltimore. Baltimore street, incorporated in 1810 : Capital 365^000 dolls. Discount days Tuesdays. Notes of­ fered for discount must be put in on Monday be­ fore one oYock- Phi'ip Moore, president, James Dawes, cashier. Farmers' and Merchants' Bank, No. 252, Baltimore street—Capital 500,000 dol­ lars, divided into shares of 50 dollars each—Dis­ count da*r, put in Wednesday for Thursday ; day of election, first Monday in April. Williao* ^ Grahame, president; John Duer, cashier.

\ City Ban\y No' th-east corner of Gay and Second streets Capital 1,500,000 dollars—Discount day, Monday Day of election, first Monday in June- Joha Donnell, piesident ; James Sierett, cashier. Marine, Bank of Baltimore^ North-west corner of Alisanna and Market sts. ¥. P.—Capital 600,000 dol'ars ; divided into sh * Chosen by the Legislate; e> [ 276 ] cf 50 dol'ars each—Discount day, Thursday for Friday. There are fourteen directors chosen on the first day of April annually.——Hezekiah AVa- ters, president ; Jacob Bier, Cashier. Direct­ ors—Archibald Kerr, Thorndic1; Chase, Baptist Mezick, Job Smith, Frederick Shaffer, William Monde), Joe1 Vickers, Nicholas Stansbury, John Coulter, Patrick Bennet, Beale Kandal', Thomas Johnson, Samuel Beck, and Theophilus Norman..

INSURANCE COMPANIES. Maryland Insurance Company, Office No. 15, South St.—Capital stock, 500,000 do^ars divided into 500 shares of 1000 dollars ; each, incorporated in >796. John Hollins, president. Directors—James A. Buchanan, John Strieker,. Michael McBlair, George Williams, Amos A, Wil­ liams, Lemuel Taylor, Henry Pay son, Thomas C* Jenkins, Samuel Briscoe, James Purvianee, Jances Wi-liams, John Dqnnel. Baltimore Insurance Company, Office, south-east comer of South and Water streets, in Water street—CapitaVdivided into 1000 shares of 300 dollars each. Thirteen directors, chosen annually on the first Monday in February David Winchester, president; Wm.G Cochran, secretary. Directors.—Charles Gvvynn, George I. Brown, James Barroll, Samuel G. Griffith, Richard Fris- by, Samue* Chase, Kobert Barry? Peter A. KarU house, John Hoffman, Kobe t Patterson, Levin Wethered, John K. Plater, John Tudy Worthing- ton> and Govert Haskins, L 277 ] Baltimore Fire Insurance Company. Office at No 12, South street. Capital.500,000 dollars, divided into 10,000 shares. Twelve di­ rectors, chosen annually on the iirst Monday in March. Charles, Ghequiere, president; Theophilus F. Dougherty, secretary. Present Directors.—David Williamson* Robert O. Long,' Moses Sheppard, Peter Hoffman, junr. Henry Shrceder, Thomas Edmondson, Corneius Comegys, Wi liam Patter on, Philip E. Thomas, Luke Tiernan, James Armstrong, and Isaac Ty­ son. Baltimore Equitable Society, For the insurance of houses from loss by fire, No. 18, Baltimore street. Directors chosen an­ nually on the first Monday in April. Stated meet­ ings on the first Monday in each month. John Townseud, treasurer. Directors.— iiliam Wilson, Adam Fonerden, Elias E licott, William Hawkins, John Ogston, Nathan Tyson, James Mosher, John Hillen, Geo. Decker, Wi liam Trimble, Robert M'Kim, John Diffendeifer Patapsco Insurance Company, Office,7, Commerce street. Christian Mayer, president. Directors.—Samue^ Byrnes, J. E. C. Schultze, Andrew Clopper,C. F. Kalkman, Christian Keller, Lewis Brantz, B, I. Von KapiT, James Paitridge, Joseph Karrick, F. O. Graf, P. A. Karthaus, P A. Guestier. Universal Insurance Company. Office 26, Water st. Robeit Smith, president* Thomas Parker, secretary. [ 276 ]

of 50 dol'ars each—Discount day, Thursday for Friday. There are fourteen directors chosen on the first day of A-pnl annua'ly. Hezekiah Wa­ ters, president ; Jacob Bier, Cashier. Direct­ ors—Archibald Kerr, Thorndic1; Chase, Baptist Mezick, Job Smith, Frederick Shaffer, William Monde], Joe1 Vickers, Nicholas Stansbury, John Coulter, Patrick Bennet, Beale Kandal', Thomas Johnson, Samuel Beck, and Theophilus Norman,

« INSURANCE COMPANIES. Maryland Insurance Company, Office No, 15, South st.—Capital stock, 500,000 do"ars divided into 500 shares of 1000 dollars ; each, incorporated in *796* John Hoilins, president. Directors—lames A, Buchanan, John Strieker, Michael Mc Blair, George Williams, Amos A. Wil- liams, Lemuel Taylor, Henry Payson, Thomas C* Jenkins, Samuel Briscoe, James Purvianee, Jances Wi liams, John Dqnnel. Baltimore Insurance Company, Office, south-east co ner of South and Water streets, in Water street—Capital divided into 1000 shares of 300 dollars each. Thirteen directors, chosen annually on the first Monday in February David Winchester, president; Wm.G Cochran, secretary. Directors.—Charles Gwynn, George I. Brown, James Barroll, Samuel G. Griffith, Richard Fris- by, Samue> Chase, Kobert Barry? Peter A. Kart- house, John Hoffman, Kobe t Patterson, Levin Wethered, John R, Plater, John Tuiiy Worthing- ton> and Govert Haskins,

\ L 277 ] Baltimore Fire Insurance Company. Office at No 12, South street. Capital.500,000 dollars, divided into 10,000 shares. Twelve di­ rectors, chosen annually on the lirst Monday in March. Charles, Ghequiere, president; Theopbilus F. Dougherty, secretary. Present Directors.—David Wil'iamsan, Robert O. Long,' Moses Sheppard, Peter Hoffman, junr. Henry Shrceder, Thomas Edmondson, Corneius Oomegys, Wi liam Patter on, Philip E. Thomas, Luke Tiernan, James Armstrong, and Isaac Ty­ son. Baltimore Equitable Society, For the insurance of houses from loss by fire, No. 18, Baltimore st eet. DLectors chosen an­ nually on the first Monday in April. Stated meet­ ings on the first Monday in each month. John Townsend, treasurer. Directors.— iiliam Wilson, Adam Fonerden, Elias E licott, William Hawkins, John Ogston, Nathan Tyson, James Mosher, John Hillen, Geo. Decker, Wi liam Trimble, Kobert M'Kim, John Diffendeifer Patapsco Insurance Company, Office, 7, Commerce street. Chiibtian Mayer, president. Directors.—Samue> Byrnes, J. E. C. Schultze, Andrew Clopper,C. F. Kakman, Christian Keller, Lewis Brantz, Bf I. Von Kapll, James Paitridge, Joseph Karrick, F. C. Graf, P. A. Karthaus, P A. Guestier. Universal Insurance Company. Office 26, Water st. Robeit Smith, president * Thomas Parker, secretary,

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Directors.—James Bosley,W.T. Grahame, Isaar Edmondson, George P> Stevenson, F. W. Brune, Justus Uoppe, Lyde Goodwin, Joel Vickers,' John S. follins, Charles Gwinn, Charles Worthington; Richard H*Douglass, Union Insurance Company of Maryland. Office 30, S. Gay street. Capital, 600,000 dol­ lars, divided into 600 shares of 700 dollars. Twelve directors, chosen annualy on the last Monday in March. One third of the dividend added to the capital stoe ., Hours of business I o'cock, P. M. Samuel Sterett, president; Henry Courtney, secretary. Chesapeake Insurance Company^ No. 90, Baltimore street. Capital, 600,000 dol­ lars, divided into 600 shares of 1000 dollars each, conducted by a president and twelve directors, chosen annually on the first Monday in February, The board meet every day at I o'clock) A. M. James Calhoun, president, Marine Insurance Company^ South east corner of Gay and second street?. Capital 172,400 dollars, di\ided into 400 sha es of 430 dollars each ; a |.resident and twelve directors chosen annually the first onday in April j board meet eveiy day ht I o'clock, P. M„ Robert Gilmor, president; David Steuart se­ cretary. Baltimore and Y< rktown Turnpike Road Company, Office No. 1, Frederick street. Capital 279,000 dollars. Incorporated in January, 1805, and or­ ganized in May, 1807. Edward, Ireland, esq, president; Wm. G, Hands, secretary. M Managers.—William Cole, James Wilson, Jo­ seph Townsend, F. W. lirune, James liuttin, James Armstrong, and William Trimble, esqs. Stated meetings on the first Tuesday in each month throughout the^yerr. The Baltimore and York turnpike road extends to Yoi k haven, about 56 miles. It is under the di­ rection of two incorpoiated companies. The Ma* ryland company have the direction as far as the Maryland line, and the Pennsylvania company the residue of the road. The toll-gates are placed at unequal distances, so as to embrace the profits of the travelling ivhich other roads may throw into it, Haltimore and Reisterstoxvn Turnpike Road Corn- pant/. Capitalstock, 638,000 dollars, in shares of20 dol­ lars each. Office Chatham street, near St, Paul's * lane. Dividends declared every six months. James Carroll, president; John F. Har is, secre* tary ; William Matthews* treasurer. Managers.—John Oliver, James Cox, Thomas Wiison, Joseph Sterett, William Gilmor, Justus Hoppe, George Decker, Samuel O wings. This road is 66 feet wide, having an artificial one of 24 feet wide, and twelve inches of stone or gra­ vel, with side roads and runs from the city of Bal­ timore to ReisterVtown, and from thence in two directions to the Pe ;nsyivania line: the one through Winchester towards Petersburg, 40 miles and some perches ; and the other towards Hanover, 35 miles and some perches. These roads are met by other turnpikes in Pennsylvania, owned by companies chartered by the legislature of that state. Falls Turnpike Road. Office No. 46, South street. Nine and an half failes of road. i

Thomas Johnson, president; James Neilson, &L cretary. Managers.—James Hindman, Hicha d Caton, R. G.Harper, Benjamin Ellicott, William Gwynn oi john, Je&si Tyson. Baltimore and Frederick town turnpike road. Office No. 44, South street. Capital 400,000 dollars. Sixty miles of oad. William Jessop, pre ident; John Cooke, treasur­ er. Managers— Lu' e Tiernan, James Labes, Wil­ liam Lorman, Joseph Swea ingen. Baltimore and Havrc-de-Grace tuvnpik road. Cha les Kidgely, of Hampton, president ^ Philip Moore, treasurer. Managers.—John H. Barney, Kobert Smith, William Patterson, Thomas S. Sheppard, Joseph R. Ford, Samuel Hughes, Mark Pringle, Charles bewail.

Union Cotton Woi Ten miles from Baltimore on Pataps corporated. Capital stock, 1,000,000, divided into 20,000 shares of fifty dollars each. Company's store in Baltimore st. next door to the'Bank of Baltimore. * John Kitten,president ; John Gill, secretary* Directors.- -William Patterson, Elias Ellicott, James Beatty, John Gill, John Trimble, James Mosher, Joseph Townsend, Benjamin Ellicott, George Williams, W man M Manufac/U) Capital stock, 200,000 dollars, Store 197 1-2 Baltimore street, Nathan Levering, agent. Stockholders.—William Wilson & Sons, Nathan Levering, Peter Levering, P. & I. Levering, Wi Ham Wilson, jr. Samuel Harden, John M Kim, jr. F. & A. Swartz, Henry Payson, William Lor- man, Philip Wilson, Macdonald & RidgeJy. The works belonging to this company are situ­ ated on Gwynn's Falls, 5 1-4 miles from Balti­ more, called Powhattan Cotton Works, An ac­ count of the number of spindles and looms in oper­ ation could not be obtained, because they are daily increasing so as to arrive at the number contem­ plated in the original design of the company.

BALTIMORE WATER COMPANY. Incorporated in 1308. Capital stock, 250,000 dollars. Water is supplied by wooden pipes at ten dol­ lars annually, payable half yearly in advance. John Davis, president; John Bayna d, sec'ry. Directors.—James A Buchanan, John Rollins, Lemuel Taylor, John Donnell, James Mosher, So­ lomon Etting.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. Lombard Street Extended. Provost, Hon. Robert Smith. Professor of Anatomy, John B. Davidge, M. D. Theory & prartice of medicine, Nath. Potter M.D Chemystry, Elisha De Butts, M. D. Matina Medica, Saml. Baker, M. D. Surgery, Wm. Gibson, M D. Midwifery, Richd. W. Hall, M. D. Institutes of Medicine, John Owen, M. D, Bb L 282 ] MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL FACULTY j OF MARYLAND. j Drs. Philip Thomas, President. John A; nest, Secretary. j James Smith, 'treasurer. Board of Examiners for the Western Shore. Drs. John B. Davidge, Nathaniel Potter, Samuel Baker, Wm. Donaldson, Elisha De Butts, Wm, Gibson, Richard W. Hall.

BALTIMORE COLLEGE. This Seminary is founded by a Charter from the state ; under the direction of a respectable board of trustees, with the privilege of conferring degrees. The present Faculty consists of the rev. Samuel Knox, A. M. Principal ; the rev. William Sine air, V. Principal, and Mr. Francis Little, professor of Mathematicks and Natural Philosophy j and two tutors. The number of students, in the different branches of literature and science, is generally about one hundred and twenty ; but some funds or annual endowment by the state, would be necessa y to place the institution on the best foundation for the more advanced parts of liberal education. VACCINE INSTITUTION. This institution was established in the spring of !8o2, by Dr. James Smith, of this city ; and has been ever since continued in successful operation, affording at all times a fresh supply of genuine vac­ cine matter, to the great benefit and convenience of the pub IC. This institution is kept in Chatham street, be* tween St. Paul's lane and Calvert street, and j [ 283 |

daily open for the purpose of vaccination and the distribution of the vaccine matter.

BALTIMORE HOSPITAL. The centre building and one wing of which are now finished, and contains an infirmary for the sick of every description, a lunatic asylum for de­ ranged persons ; all of which is now in complete order, and is under the management of twelve visitors, two attending physicians, a surgeon, and eight consulting physicians. The institution is under the immediate care of an experienced stew­ ard and matron.

THE BALTIMOKE LIBRARY COMPANY . was incorporated in 1797, and has a ready upwards of 8000 volumes, carefully selected from every de­ partment of literature, and is believed to be in as flourishing a state as any similar institution in the United States. The stock is held on shares, which pay an annual contribution oi four doL'a s ; but any person may procure the use of the books on easy terms. The library is open every day from 10 to 2 o'clk. (Sundays and a few hoilidays excepted.) The affairs of the company are managed by a board of twelve directors, of which the Right Rev. Arch bishop Carrol is President. RICHD. H. OWEN, Librarian. ?EALE'S BALTIMORE MUSEUM AND PICTURE GALLERY, In Holliday street, near the Theatre. This elegant establishment may be seen every day (except Sunday) from day-ligkt till dark-^ad> mittance 25 cents* 284

This is the first museum commenced in the t States with an appropriate building, and bids fair to rank amongst the most distinguished institutions of the kind. It is peculiarly characterised by its saJooij of paintings, in which the artist (Mr. Item- brandt Peale) who has founded it, will have an op* portunity of displaying not only his own works, but those of others—and thereby find, without the aid of foreign patronage, an adequate reward from his fellow-citizens.

Grand Lodge of Maryland meet every 1st Mon­ day in May and November- LIST OF THE OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE OF MARYLAND. HIS Excellency Brother Levin Winder, R. W. G. M, William Camp, R. W.d. G. M. Thomas Jennings, R. W. G. S. W. Peter Gait, R W.G.I. W, A. Dobbin, W.G.S. E. G. Woodyi-ar, \V. G. Treasure;,. Rev. John'Hargrove, G. Chaplain* William Cook, G. Tyler. Subordinate Lodges under the Grand Lodge of Maryland. Lodge, "Washington No , 3, Rait. Br. J. Venoon, W. M. A. Dobbin, Secy—1st Tin sday. Concordia, 13, do. J. Small, W. M. R. Maccubbin do.—l & 3 Friday. Amicable, 25, do* F. M. Wills, do. M. Murray do.—2 & 4 a nday. Temple, 26. at Reisterstown, A. Iv.rJj, 1st Sunday. Mt. Moiiah, 33, Hagi-i wn, O. H. Williams, do. T. Coropton do—i fc 3 ThursJay St. Johns, 34, Bali. Kolit. Cummins, do. John Morlow do—1 h 3 Thursday, PbiladHphos, 39, Taney town, Win. Knox, do Benj. Jones do—2d Sunday. Mr. Avearat 44. Zames Macurnber. do. G. M'CausJand. do Cassia 45, Rait. T.Jennings, do. E. S'impkins do—1st Monday. p«or to Virtue 40. Union town, W. P. Farquhar, do. W. S. Rind do—4th Sunday. Somerset 49, Prim-ess Anne, U.S. Carroll, do. G. IJandy, jr do—2d Tuesday. .Philan.brophic 6048,, NeR.Ww Market. Armstrong, Arthu, dro Tawzey J. R.Hewet, do.t Jdo—Thursda. Burgess c!o—1sy befott Sundaye full .mn. "Warren 51, Bait. H. Niles, do. R. Law.son do—2 & 4 Tuesday. ia Verite 52, Bait. E Ducatel, do. J. M.Marester do—1 & 3 Thursday. Harmony 43, WcsiNoiiiiffham, G. W- Jjghuiei;, do. U\i Ligbtflexdo-rJEvenijg Coriuthijui before full moon. 54, Bait, Chutes WirgroaMo.. . I 285

Royal JLvch Chapters, u V-Peter Gait—II. P. N0.2-P. P. Ecket-B P. A. Dobbiiv—S. Officers of the 6?, Eiicammnmt ofK. Templar. P. P. Eckel, G, M. P. Gall, Gtrmrralisimo. A* Dan»tail, CGenl* A, Dobbin, G. K* STAGES United States M Inn, Light street, every morning for Washington City, at 6 o'clock, and for Philadelphia eveiy after­ noon at 3 o'clock. Tue Expedition Mages leave the same place every morning during the summer M. and generally on M Phiiadelph in 18 hours, and in the winter 36 hott'l INDIAN QUEEN STAGE OFFICE, No. 187 a t. st. next door to Mr. Gadsby's Hotel. The Philade ph.a Pilot Stage starts every mo1* ing at 3 o'c oc.., and arrives every evening at 6 in summer ; in winter starts every morning at 5 M Wa start every morning at b and half past 5 o'clock, and arrive to dinner. The mall stage, by the way of Little York and Lancaster for Philadelphia, start every morning at 3 o'clock, and airive the next day at 2 . M. The mail stage for Frederic town, Hagerstown, and Chambersburgh, to Pittsburgh, start every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 2 o7cloc , A. M. and arrives in Chambersburgh at 9 ^'clock-, P. M. Returning leaves Chambersburgh every Wed­ nesday, Friday and Sunday at 3 o'clock, A. M. and arrives at this office at 9 P. M, '286

The mail stage by the way of Frederick to Win­ chester aad Staunton, Va. starts every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 2 o'clock, A. M. and arrives every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 9 o'clock, P. M. The mail stage for Annapolis starts every Mon­ day, Wednesday and Friday at 6 A. M. and arrives evey Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 1 o'clock, P. M. The Baltimore, Gettysburg, York Springs and Carlisle stage coaches, run three times a week, from Worley's tavern, sign of the Wheat field, N. Howard st. every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday> at 5 o'clock, A. M.

PACKETS. Rockhall packet, leaves R, h. Sundays, Tues­ days and Fridays at 8 A. M. and arrives in Balti- timore the same days ; and leaves Baltimore Mon­ days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 9 o'clock, A. M, and arrives at KocNhail the same days. A mail stag e runs from ockhall to Charlestown and meets tiie Wilmington and Easton (Md.) stages, with which it runs in concert. Baggage and goods at the ownei's risque. The STEAM-BOAT leaves Bowley's wharf for Frenchtown, on luondays, Wednesdays and Fri­ days, during the season. 287 To Merchants, Mechanics, Trustees, Executors, Administrators, and others.

Company and Individual Books opened, posted, examined, corrected and balanced. Documents examined, and Orphans' Court, Bankrupts' and all other Accounts Settled. Instruments drafted, and IVriting generally done. It is believed and confidently asserted, that owing to the injudicious and inaccurate manner in which the books and accounts of partnerships are mostly kept and settled, individuals are very frequently deprived of their rights, either design­ edly or inadvertently : therefore, those who are about to form connections in business, would promote their interest by having their books regularly organized and kept; and most of those already connected, would doubtless derive ad­ vantages from having their books examined and adjusted. Executors and Administrators would save themselves much trouble in settling with the Orphans' Court, by previously having their vouchers properly prepared, and accounts (the forms of which are known to very few) regular* ly and correctly stated. Please apply to * WILLIAM G. HANDS, \At his office in Frederick, one door from Baltimore sin • j L 288 J BENJAMIN CHANDLEE, CLOCK AND MATHEMATICAL IN STRUMENT MAKER, NO. 98, HIGH STREET, OLD TOWN, BALTIMORE, Manufactures Clocks and Surveying Instru­ ments, viz. Common Compasses; do. with Nonius The- odilites ; do. with Telescope, Level and Verti­ cal Arch; Levels, Chains, Scales, Protractors, Dividers,Plotting Instruments in cases, &.c. &c. Which he will also repair in the best manner. Watches also carefully repaired. Having had much experience in the above branches of business, he hopes to give full sa­ tisfaction to those who may be induced to favor him with their custom.

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NO. 165 SOUTH ST. CORNER OF LOVELY LANr AND OP­ POSITE THE MARYLAND INSURANCE OFFICE. Respectful y informs his fiends and the public, tha the has on hand and constantly intends to keep, a seasonable supply of GOODS in his line of bu­ siness. He likewise returns his most unfeigned thanks to his friends and a generous public, for the very liberal encouragement he has received since his commencement, and he assures them no exertion shall be wanting on his part to merit a continuance of favors.

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