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Matchett's Baltimore Director for 1829
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Plan of the Wards.
Established by the City Ordinance, the 12th June, 1818.
The first ward to comprise all that part of the city
east of Market street, Fell's point, to the limits of the
city.
The second ward to comprise all that part of the
city westward, from Market street aforesaid, to Har-
ford street and the Baltimore and Harford turnpike
road
The third ward to comprise all that part of the city
westward from Harford street, and the Baltimore and
Harford turnpike road aforesaid, to Granby and High
streets, to the intersection of N. Gay and N. High
streets continued, and the Baltimore and Harford
turnpike road, to the intersection of Harford street.
The fourth ward to comprise all that part of the
city westward and northward from the limits last
aforesdd, and Jones's falls to the north boundary line
of the city, thence with said line to the Baltimore and
Harford turnpike road, and with said road to the in-
tersection of Harford street aforesaid.
The fifth ward to comprise all that part of the
city from Jones's falls westward to Gay street.
The sixth ward to comprise all that part of the city
westward from Gay street and Jones's falls to Calvert
street.
The seventh ward to comprise all that part of the
city westward from Calvert street to Charles, as far
south as Wine alley, thence with the meanders of
said alley to Light street, and thence along Light
street to the basin, and eastward to Calvert street.
The eighth ward to comprise all that part of the
city southwardly from the intersection of Charles
street and Wine alley aforesaid, to Barre street; and
eastward to Goodman street, thence with Goodman
street to Ridgely's cove, with the meanders of the
water, (including Whetstone point) to the head of
the basin, along which to Pratt street, thence up Light
street north to Wine alley, and from Light to Charles
street, by Wine alley, to the place of beginning.
The ninth ward to comprise all that part of the
city, westward of Goodman and Charles streets, con-
nected with Barre street, to the intersection of Lex-
ington street, along which to Vulcan avenue, down

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