James Monroe, Va., to France, May 28, 1794.
Thomas Pinckney, . C., to Spain, Nov. 24, 1794.
Rufus King, N. Y., to England, May 20, 1796.
David Humphreys, Conn., to Spain, May 20, 1796.
John Q. Adams, Mass., to Portugal, May 30, 1796.
Charles C. Pinckney, S. c., to France, Sept. 9, 1796.

Ministers Resident.
William V. Murray, Md., to the Netherlands, March 2, 1797.
David Humphreys, Conn., to Portugal, Feb. 21, 1791.
William Short, Va., to the Netherlands, Jan. 16, 1792.
William Short, Va., to Spain, May 28, 1794.
John Q. Adams, Mass., to the Netherlands, May 30, 1794.

Envoys and Ministers Plenipotentiary.
Charles C. Pinckney, S. C., to France, June 5, 1797.
Elbridge Gerry, Mass., to France, June 5, 1797.
John Marshall, Va., tó France, June 5, 1797.
Oliver Ellsworth, Conn., to France, Feb. 26, 1799.
Patrick Henry, Va., to France, Feb. 26, 1799.
William V. Murray, Md., to France, Feb. 26, 1799.
James Monroe, Va., to Great Britain, April 18, 1803.
William Pinckney, Md., to Great Britain, May 12, 1806..
William Pinckney, Md., to Great Britain, Feb. 26, 1808.
Robert R. Livingston, N. Y., to France, Oct. 2, 1801.
John Armstrong, N. Y., to France, June 30, 1864.
John Q. Adams, Mass.,

to Great Britain, Feb. 28, 1815.
Joel Barlow, Conn., to France, Feb. 27, 1811.
William H. Crawford, Ga., to France, April 9, 1813.
Albert Gallatin, Pa., to France, Feb. 28, 1815.
George W. Erving, Mass., to Spain, Aug. 10, 1814.
William Eustis, Mass., to the Netherlands, Dec. 10, 1814.
Thomas Sumpter, S. C., to Portugal, [in Brazil] Mar. 7, 1809.
John Q. Adams, Mass., to Russia, June 27, 1809.
James A. Bayard, Del., to Russia, Feb. 28, 1815.
William Pinckney, Md., to Russia, April 26, 1815.
Richard Rush, Pa., to Great Britain, Dec. 6, 1817.
James Brown, La., to France,

Dec. 9, 1823.
John Forsyth, Ga., to Spain, Feb. 16, 1819.
Hugh Nelson, Va., to Spain, Jan. 15, 1823.
John Graham, Va., to Portugal, [in Brazil] Jan. 6, 1819.
Henry Dearborn, sen., N. H., to Portugal, May 7, 1822.
H. Clay, Ky., to Prussia, Special Commissioner to conclude a Treaty, 1823.
George W. Campbell, Tenn., to Russia, April 16, 1818.
Henry Middleton, s. C., to Russia, April 6, 1820.
Richard C. Anderson, Va., to Colombia, Jan. 27, 1823.
Cæsar A. Rodney, Dél., to Buenos Ayres, Jan. 27, 1823.
Heman Allen, Vt., to Chili

, Jan. 27, 1823.
Rufus King, N. Y., to England, May 5, 1825.
Albert Gallatin, Pa., to England, May 10, 1826.
James Barbour, Va., to England, May 23, 1828.
Alexander H. Everett, Mass., to Spain, Mar. 9, 1825.
Albert Gallatin, Pa., Agents upon the Umpirage relating to the North Eastern Bound.
Wm. P. Preble, Me., Sary of the United States, May 9, 1828.
William H. Harrison, to Colombia, May 24, 1828.
John W. Forbes, Fa., to Buenos Ayres, Mar. 9, 1825.
Joel R. Poinsett, s. C., to Mexico, Mar. 8, 1825.
Richard C. Anderson, Va., ? To the Assembly of American Nations, proposed to be held
John Sergeant, Pa., at Panama, Mar. 14, 1826.
Joel R. Poinsett, s. c., to the same Assembly, Feb. 12, 1827.
Condy Raguet, Pa., to Brazil, Mar. 9, 1825.
William Tudor, Mass., to Brazil, Dec. 27, 1827.
William Miller, N. C., to Guatemala, Mar. 7, 1825.
John Williams, Tenn., to Guatemala, Dec. 9, 1825.
Louis McLane, Del., to Great Britain, 1829.
William C. Rives, to France, 1829.
William Pitt Preble, to the Netherlands, 1829.
Cornelius P. Van Ness, to Spain, 1829.
Thomas P. Moore, to the Republic of Colombia, 1829.
John Randolph, Va., to Russia, 1831.
Edward Livingston, La., to France, 1833.
William Wilkins, Pa., to Russia, 1834.
Andrew Stevenson, Va., to England, 1836.

James Buchanan, Pa., to Russia, 1831.
Martin Van Buren, N. Y., to Great Britain, 1831, (not confirmed by the Senate.)
Anthony Butler, N. Y., to Mexico, 1829.
Emanuel J. West, Ill., to Peru, 1829.
Ethan A. Brown, Ohio, to Brazil, 1829.
John Hamm, Ohio, to Chili, 1829.
William T. Barry, Ky., to Spain, 1835.
John H. Eaton, Tenn., to Spain, 1835.
Lewis Cass, Mich., France, 1836.
William T. Barry, Ky., to Spain, 1835.
John H. Eaton, Tenn., to Spain, 1836.
George M. Dallas, Pa., Russia, 1837.
Henry Wheaton, R. I., to Prussia, 1837.
Powhatan Ellis, Miss., to Mexico, 1837.
H. A. Muhlenberg, Pa., to Austria, 1838.
David Porter, Md., to Turkey, 1839. (Salary, $6,000.)

POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES.

States.

Population, Slaves,
1330.

1830.

Pop. to
Sq. M.

Maine,
New-Hampshire,
Vermont,
Massachusetts,
Rhode Island,
Connecticut,
New-York,
New-Jersey,
Pennsylvania,
Delaware,
Maryland,
Dist. of Columbia
Virginia,
N. Carolina,
S. Carolina,
Georgia,
Florida,
Alabama,
Mississippi,
Louisiana,
Ohio,
Kentucky,
Tennessee,
Michigan,
Indiana,
Illinois,
Missouri,
Arkansas,

399,955

12
269,328
280,652
610,408

81
97,199

177 75 297,665

25 62 1,918,608

75 40 320,823 2,254 40 1,348,233

403 29 76,748 3,292 36 447,040 102,994) 41 39,834

6,119 40 1,211,405 469,757 18

737,987 245,601 15 581,185 315,401 19 516,823 217,531 9

34,730 15,501 309,527 117,549 136,621

65,659 215,739 109,588 937,9031

24 687,917 165,213 18 681,903 141,603 16 31,639

32 343,031

10 157,455

*747 140,445 25,081 30,388 4,576

12,866,020 2,009,618

GENERAL STATISTICS OF THE INDIVIDUAL STATES.

General Election,

when held.

Place First By whom 1

When admitted into

No. Square 1.

State Constitution, when

1
Settled.

I
Settled.
Miles.

When adopted
the Union.

adopted.
York. English. 32,000.

March 15, 1820

1819

1820.

1784
One of the original

June 21,
Dover. English. 9,500.

thirteen.

Amended in 1792. 1788.
Brattlebo-

1793.
English.

Jan. 10,

1791
rough.
10,200.

Amended in 1836. 1799.

1780.
7,800 | One of the original

Feb. 7,
Plymouth. English.

Amended in 1821, 1831 1788.

One of the original There is no Constitu-
English. R.
Providence.

May 29,
Williams.
1,360.
thirteen.
tion in this State.

1790. Windsor and English and One of the original

Jan. 9,

1818. Hartford.

4,764. Dutch. thirteen.

1788. New-York &

One of the original

1777.

July 26,
Dutch. 46,000.
Albany.

thirteen.
New one in 1821.

1788.
One of the original
Bergen.

Dec. 18,
Danes.

1776.
8,300. thirteen.

1787.
On the Dela.
One of the original 1776. New one in 1790

Dec. 12,
near Phila.
Swedes. 46,000.

thirteen.

New one in 1838. 1787.
Cape Swedes and
One of the original | 1776. New one in 1792

Dec. 7,
Henlopen.

2,120.
Fins.

thirteen.

Amended in 1831. 1787.
Kent

1776.
One of the original

April 28,
English.
Island.

14,000.
thirteen.

Amended in 1837. 1788.

1776.
One of the original

June 27,
Jamestown. English. 66.000.

thirteen.

New one in 1830. 1788.
Cape Fear

1776.
One of the original

Nov. 21, English. 48,000. River.

thirteen.

Amended in 1835. 1789.

1776. One of the original

May 23, Charleston. English. 30,000.

thirteen.

New one in 1790. 1788.

Second Monday in

September
Second Tuesday

in March.
First Tuesday in

September.
Second Monday in

November.
The gov. & sen. in April,
represent. in Ap. & Aug.
First Monday in

April.
First Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday in Nov.
Second Tuesday in

October.
Second Tuesday in

October.
Second Tuesday in

November
First Wednesday in

October.
Fourth Thursday in

April.

In

August.
Second Monday in

October

TABLE, SHOWING THE TIME FOR THE MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE IN EACH STATE; MANNER OF CHOOSING, TERM OF SERVICE,

AND SALARY OF GOVERNOR; NUMBER OF SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES—TIME OF SERVICE AND PAY; NUMBER OF ELECTORS.