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PHILADELPHIA

DIRECTORY

C05«TAIN'ING TilE

NAMES, TRADES, AND RESIDENCI^

• OF THE '

INHABITANTS^

OF THE •

CITY, SOUTHWARK, AND NORTHERN LIBERTIES^I

A CALENDAR; /
From the 1st oi* February 1SC7 to the 1st of February I8O63
AND OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION.

BY JAMES ROBINSON.

PRINTED FOR THE PUBLISHER,
AND SOLD BY W. ^\OUUHOUSE, NO. 6, S. PRGNT ST.

T. 8. MAJCjiiNG, PRINTES. — .
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MEMORANDUMS,
FRADITIONAL AND STATISTICAL^

RELATIVE TO

PHILADELPHIA.

FOR ROBINSON'S piRECTplOr

AT the arrival of William Penn,^ in 1683.,
there were eight or ten caves, that had
been dug in the bank of the Delaware, and
one house, which is yet standing, at the north-
west comer of Front and Dock streets. It wa&
built for a tavern, and ferry gti-Osa the creek-
which then intersected the ground plot of the
city, to the Swedish settlement and church at
Weccacoe. There was also a meeting for di-
vine worship, established by the people called
Quakers, at Shackamaxon [now Kensington];
where resided the celebrated Indian chief, king
Tammany, who has been popularly dubbed, ac-
cording to the usage of European nations, tutelJii
saint of Pennsylvania.

It is traditionally remembered, that once, when
the proprietary and his friends, in the citv, were
going to the meeting above-mentioned, after a
sudden fall of rain, they found the inlet, over
which is now thrown Pool's Bridge, so deep and
turbulent, that they could not get over ; on which
V/illiam Penn, with all christian humility, pronps-

&:e]mciiandums, ice.

e<l bitting clown upon the logs, and there de-
livered the first sermon that ever was preached
in Philadch^hia.

No less than fifiy sail of settlers arriving within
the first three 3'ears, from England, Ireland,
Wales, Holland, and Germany, provisions became
very scarce, and many of the poor would have
suffered for want, if the Indians had not supplied
them with what little corn and venison they could
spare ; and if it had not been for the seasonable
flights of wild pidgeons, v>'hich are said to have
come in such flocks as to darken the air, flying at
ihe same time so lew that they could be knocked
down with sticks and stones.

A meeting house was built upon the centre
square, in the year 1684, with a view to the mu-
tual accommodation of the future settlers, who
were then supposed likely to form their establish-
ments upon the Schuylkill, as well as the Dela-
ware front of the city. One of the first plots for
n burying grpund, was accordingly laid out upon
the w^est side of the river, near the intersection of
Market street j and it is occasionally related, that
after an interment in this gi'ound, upon a winter's
day, the attendants were bewildered in a snow
stnrm, and Vv^ith difficulty found their way back
again to the bank of Delaware.

In the year 1717, the German Mennonists, and
other foreigners, arrived in such numbers, as to
•impress the government with apprehensions of
their becoming too powerful for the original set-
tlers; or connecting themselves with the Indians,
to the injury of the proprietaries. They, however,
mostly settled in the country ; and Philadelphia
appears to have increased but slowly, from the
beginning to the middle of the eighteenth century.

In the summer of ir49, however, no less than
1i\yenty.five sail arrived Mnth German passengers,

MEMORANDUMS, £rc.

at once introducing 12,0C0 of those frugal and
industrious settlers, from whom Pennsylvania de-
rives so large a portion of her wealth and pros-
perity. Great numbers of emigrants also arrived
about this time from Ireland, and other parts ; and
the imports of the capital from the mother coun-
try, were increased in thirty years, from 15 to
100,000/. sterling a year.

About this time, viz« fifty or sixty years
ago, such was the Lilliputian size of Philadelphia,
ihat it was common to ride out on horseback to
the country boxes of the citizens, many of which
were within the present circumference of the town.
To one of them called Rehoboth, which is now
standing a little back from the street, in Fourth
street between Vine and Gallowhill streets, a
friend of the writer remembers to have often gone, .
with other boys, two or three on a horse, for a
country excursion ; and one of his acquaintances
recollects a temporary abode in a house, now im-
mersed in Third street ; where it was then thought
prudent to get home before night, on account of
a piece of dark woods between that and the city.
Water and Ckcsnut streets were, long after this
period, the principal streets in Philadelphia, and
Fourth street continued for many years to be the
extent of Market street to the westward, bevond
which the squares were laid out in orchards and
pasture grounds, under post and rail fence, ex-
cepting the garden of the famous Judge Kinsey,
whose town-house is yet standing near Fifth street,
subdivided into different tenements, one of which
is occupied as a-tin-smith's shop.

A -2

MEIvTORANDUMS, &fc.

Tii€ following is a statement of the progressiv'^e
increase of Houses ancW[«habitants in the City
and Suburbs.

Houses- InhabitaJits

In 1685 there were 80 and about 600

5000
15,000
20,000
50,000
40,000
42,000
90,000 or
100,000

By the constitution of the United States, a po-
pulation of 30,000 gives a right to send one mem-
ber to Congress ; yet, although Philadelphia con-
tained about 60,000 souls at the period of the last
census, and no v/ contains at least 90,00 D, we have
but one Representative in the lower house. The

1700

700

1749*

2,076

1760

2,969

1769

4,474

1776

5,460

1783

6,000

1806

15,000

{

* The enumeration of 1749, having been made by the first
characters of the day, it may not be uninteresting to note the
particulars of the several wards, as returned by them.

Houses

488 Enumerated by Benjamin Franklin

245 Joseph Shippen

110 William Allen

109 Thomas Hopkinsow
117 Edward Shippen
147 Thos. Laurence, jun.
104 William Humphreys

110 Joseph Turner
196 William Shippen
238 William Cokman
150 Edward Shippen

62 William Shippen

Mulberry Ward
Dock Ward
Lower Delaware
Upper Delaware
South Ward
High street
\5?alHUt
Chesnut
North Ward
Middle Ward
Southern Suburbs
Northern do^

2076

MEMORANDUMS, kc.

inadequacy, nay, the impolicy of such a represen-
tation, for the complicated interests of the first
city in the union, is too obvious to be enlarged
upon ; and it is hoped that when the next census
shall require a new apportionment of the national
representation, the welfare of our most populous
and commercial towns will not be indiscriminate-
ly sacrificed to the geometrical regularity of an
election district ; but that the citizens of Philadel-
phia, and New York, will enjoy the privilege of
electing their own representatives in the propor-
tion to wliich their population, no less than their
comparative importance, entitles them.

NUMBER OF BUILDINGS=

FRONTING THE FOLLOWING

STREETS, LANES, AND ALLEYS.

ALMOND street 55

Appletree alley . 25

Artillery lane . 37

Bailly's court , . 4

Ball alley ... 11

Bank street . . 14

Bakers alley » . 4

Becks alley . . . 17-^

Bearstickers court 4

Biddies alley . . 8.

Burds alley . . 7'

Blackhorse alley . 8v

Boltons court . . 6»

Brittons alley . 7

Branch street . 27"

Brewers alley . . 29 •

Brown street . . 85'

Brookes court . 6 .

Brookes alley '. 9 ■

Becks street . 25 -

Branners alley . 7-

Blackberry alley . 23 .

Bradfords alley . 7

Budd street . , 73 -

Broad street, N. . 14

Broad street, S. . 17

Cable lane . . 47 '

CaufFmans court . 4 •

Charles street . . 13 •

Charlotte st. . 31 »
Callowhill street . 289

Streets,

Bui

Carpenters street
Carpenters street (S.) 9.
Catherine street 8Q
Carlyles alley . . 5
Carters alley . 29
Chancery lane . 9
Cherry street . 159
Chesnut street 25^

Cedar street . 219.

Church alley . 31
Christian street . 130
Clover alley . . 11.
Coates St. . . . 109
Coates court . 7

Coates alley . 22.

Coombs alley . 19
Crab street . 15 -
Cressons alley . 23.
Crown street . 45

Cypress alley . lO
Coxes alley . 5

Centre alley . S
Dock street . 73

Drinkers court . 6 ■
Drinkers alley . 5*'
Deans alley . . 13
Elfreiths alley . CO
Eighth street, N. 159
Eighth street, S. 69
Equality court 16

Elizabeth street . ^

i5/^

NUMBER

Streets, isi'c. Bun

Elmsteys alley
Emlens alley
Emlens court
Eleventh street, N.
Eleventh street, S.
Elbow lane
Farmers alley
Farmers row
Fayette street
Filbert street
Fearis court
Fifth street, N. .
Fifth street, S. .
Fitzwalter street
Fullers alley
Fourth street, N.
Fourth street, S.
Franklin court
Frombergers court
Front street, N.
Front street, S.
Garden street
Gaskill street
George street
German street
Gilasses alley . .
Goddards alley
Grays alley
Grindstone alley ,
Goforth alley
Greenleafs court .
Grisels alley . .
Garrigues court
(ireen street'
Harmony court
Hartungs alley
Heyds court
HofFmans alley

OF BUILDINGS, 8ic.

i -f /

Streets, iS'c. Buildings

Hurst street

High street . .

376

Hunters court . .

Juniper lane

Juniper alley .

Juniper street, N.

Juniper street, S.

James street . .

Keys alley . . .

Knights court . .

Kunckle st. . .

156

Lsetitia court . .

183

Laurel street . .

Leechs conrt . .

Lees court *

204

Liberty alley

305

Lodge street

Lilly alley

Little Oak street

210

Little Dock street

476

Locust street

Logan street

Lombard street

205

Loxleys alley

Loxleys court

Laurence street

M'Cullochs court

Margaretta street

Market lane

Mary street

Matlacks court

Meade alley

:^7

MifHins alley

Mifflins cfeurt

Moravian alley

Mulberry street .

307

Mulberry court

Mmor street ,

NUMBER OF BUILDINGS, &c.

Streets, Ijfc. buildings

New street . 53

Nicholsons court 7

Ninth street, S. 37

Ninth street, N. 73

Noble street . 33

Norris alley . 12

North alley . 21

Oak street, (N. L.) 41

Oak street, (S.) 15

Orange street . 2

Pine street . 153

Penn street . 76

Pine alley , 12

Parrams alley 19

Passyunk road 88

Pattons court . 51
Pearsons court <> 7

Pear street . 17

Pegg& street . 6

Pembertons alley 3

Pewtcrplatter alley 28

Ffeiffers alley » 7

Plum street . 114

Poplar lane . 29

Powell street . 19

Prime street . '39

Prospect alley . 8

Prune street . 33

Quarry street . 13

Queen street . 53

Randolphs court 5

Reads alley . 4

Rolinsons court . 2

Relief street • 6

Richardsons court 3

Rose alley . 2.)

Rasbcrrv alley . 1 1

Streets, life. Buildingl

Sassafras street 416

Schievelys alley 12

Says alley > 9
Sassafras alley - 25

Second street, S. 423

Second street, N. 492

Seventh street, S. 57

Seventh street, N- 8d-

Shepherds court 5

Schrivers court. 15

Simmonds court 4

Sims alley . 3
Seventh st. (Little) 8

Sweeds alley 13

Sansom street . 38

Shippen street . 162^

Sixth street, S. 163

Sixth street, N. 160

Small street . 31

Smiths court * 10

South alley ; 15

SpafFord street . 19

Spruce streeW, 193

Stampers alley . 13

Stalls court . 12

Starr alley . 11

Sterling alley 1 1

Strawberry street 44

Steinmetzs court 4

St. Georges street 31

St, Marys street 51

St. Johns street 147
St. Tammany street 21

Summers court . 7

Swanson street 166

Taper alley . 15

Taylors ^ey . i

NUMBER OF BUILDINGS, Sjc.

Streets t ijfc. Buildings

Streets, 5^c. JBuildingc

Tenth street, N.

Water st. (Little)

Tenth street, S.

Water street, N.

194

Third street, N.

437

Water street, S.

186

Third street, S.

250

Wat \ ins court

Thirteenth street,

N.23

Webbs alley

Thirteenth street,

S. 19

"Weils alley

Twelfth street, N

. 17

AV'lrcirves, N.

Twelfth street, S.

^^'harvcs, S. .

125

Turners alley

William street

Union street

Willings alley

Union alley

Wittmans court

Vernon strieet

Wood street . ,

Vine street

177

York road

Waggoners alley

York court

Walnut street

180

Zane street .

Xist of BuiUings in the following Streets^ ^c^
in Kensington^ Northern Liberties north of Ger-
Tnantown roady and the City -west of Broad street-

Apps lane
Beach street
Bishop street
Brown street
Bedford street
Cherry street
Chesnut street
Cedar street
Duke street
Eighth street, N.
Eighth street, S.
Fifth street, S.
Frankford road
Germantown road
Hopkins court
JHigh street .
Hanover street
JVIaicJeti street
Mulbrt^r^^ street
Malboro' street

Otter street

14-

Till liter street

Pine street

Penn street

Queen street

Rose street

Sarah street

Says street

Sassafras street

Spruce street

Seventh street, N.

Seventh street, S.

Shackamaxon street

Sixth street, S.

Vine street

Vienna street

Walnut street

West street

Wood street

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,

Thomas Fitzsimmons, President.
John Craig, ) ^. n . • , .
Robert Wahi, \ v^^^'tre^aents.

Robert Smith, Treasurer*

R. E, Hobart, Secretarijy Office 92 south Front.

STATED SALES AT AUCTION,

JOHN CONNELLY, 78 SOUTH FRONT.

Dry Goods — ruesday mornings, and Friday after-
noons.
Groceries — Wednesday and Saturday mornings*

T. B. FREEMAN & CO. 177 HIGH.

Dry Goods — Tuesday afternoons.
Groceries — Friday mornings.

JOSHUA LIPPlNr.nTT, .'J1 A\rn Af? k. ttrokt.
Dry Goodsi- — Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
Groceries — Tuesday and Friday at noon.

SAMUEL ISRAEL & CO. 56 S. FRONT.

Dry Goods — r>londay and Thursday afternoons*
Groceries — Tuesday and Friday afternoons.

ANDREW BAYARD, 15 S. FRONT.

Dry Gooda — Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
Groceries — Tuesday and Friday afternoons.

JOHN MACGREGOR, 1 1 N. SECOND.

Dry Goods — Wednesday and Saturday mornings.
Groceries — Monday and Thursday mornings.

NAMES, &c.

THE INHABITANTS IN KENSINGTON,

AND ^ ,

«r , . .

THE CITY WEST OF BROAD STREET.

ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.

ADAMS and Lau^liery, merchants 129 Walnui
Adams Nathaniel, shipwright Queen
Adams William, shoemaker 1 1 Christian
Adams William, carpenter 41 Small
Ager George, ropemaker Frankfoid road
Ainber Levy, labourer SI Hopkins' court
Alexander Elizabeth widow Bedford
Allen John, grocer 140 south Eighth
Allen John, merchant 120 Spruce
Allen Thomas, labourer Rasberry alley
Allison Christian, mate 19 Parram's alley
Allison John, carpenter 2 1 Parram's alley
Allison William, inspector of nuisances corner Prune

and Fifth
Alston Thomas, shipwright Marlbro'
Andrew David, labourer Frankford road
Anderson James, grocer 95 north Ninth
Anderson Moses, sailmaker 16 Cypress alley
Anthony, S. T. merchant 20 Branch
App Adam, pumpmaker Frankford road
App George, pumpmaker Frankford road
App Michael, carpenter Marlbro'
Ardis J. W. carpenter Watkin's alley

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* '^>- DIRECTORY.

Aniold Thomas, shipwright 20 Parram's alUey
A rncw_s. Nicholas, exchange broker Laurel
Aston James, carpenter 37 Queen
Atkitis Charles, carpenter Blackberry's alley
Auffort Charles, shoemaker Queen
Auffort Frederick, shoemaker Bishop
Aug^ustin Charles, blacksmith Queen
Austin John B. printer 284 south Second

BACON Samuel, labourer Frankford road
Baggs Samuel, shipwright Frankford road
Eakeoven John, Fisherman Queen
Bakeoven William, plumber Palmer
Baker Conrad, fisherman Queen
Baker Conrad sen. fisherman Queen
Baker Frederick, labourer Otter
Baker Henry, victualler York road near Green
Baker H. aiid Co. grocers 27 south Warves
Baker John, shipwright Queen
Baker John, milkman Brown
Baker John, labourer West
Baker John, yeoman Otter

aldt Henry, hog victualler Flannover '

Baldt William, hog victualler Hannover
Bdlinger Emanuel, shoemaker Germantown road
Banning John, cooper Frankford road
Ea!ger Joseph, plaister of Paris dealer 303 N. Second
Barker Joseph, male Coxe's alley
Barley George, shipwright Marlbro'
Barley Philip, garciner Cherry
Barnaby Joseph, grocer Beach
Jiarncs B. linplate worker Chesnut near Eighth
Bates John, shoemaker Biddle's alley
Batton J»)seph, teacher (iermantown road
Beatty Richard L. and Co. merchants 11 north Water
Beaumont Mai'v, tutress Queen
Beideman Daniel, carpenter Warren
Beideman Jacob, fisherman Queen
Belden Samuel, linplate worker corner Centre alley and

Thirteenth
Bennett Anthony, shoe maker >Schiveley's alley

PHILADELPHIA

Bennett Abel, shoemaker Queen

Bennett widow of Daniel, shipwright Queen

Bernaud George, \47 north Front

Bigg^s John, labourer Shackamaxon

Binder George, mate Queen

Black widow of Daniel, Shackamaxon

Black Henry, gardner Schuylkill Eighth near Pine

Black John, 133 Chesnut

Black John, milkman Hannover

Bleight Samuel, m. d. Mulberry 4th door above Fifth

Bloomfield Mary, widow Marlbro'

Boate lioralia, printer Shepherd's court

Bockius William A. carpenter 18 Cypress alley

Bogg Robert, grocer Penn

Bold Frederick, labourer Hanover

Bonsall Edw. 8c Son, conveyancers 3 Carpenter's court

Bower Samuel, shipwright Penn

Bower Samuel, widow Queen

Bowyeir Mrs. Sc Co. milliners S. E. corner Union h 2d

Boyd William jun. merchant 18 south Front

Boyd Thomas, grocer Schivcley's alley

Boyer George, carpenter 132 Callowhill

Boyle James, labourer Brown

Brandt William, carter Schuylkill Eighth near George

Briggs Ralph, carter Rose

Brooks Samuel, merchant 7 south Wharves

Broom John, grocer 379 High

Brotherton Reuben, ship joiner Noble

Brown Christian, tavcrnkeepcr corner Broad and Cedar

Browne John, blacksmith Beach

Browne John C. shipsmith Beach

Browne Peter, baker Queen

Browne Peter mate Penn

Biustar James, mast maker Penn

Brustar Samuel, shipwright Beach

Buchanan Joseph, labourer Schuylkill Fifth near Spruce

Burk Joseph labourer Schuylkill Eighth near Cedar

Butland John, lace and fringe weaver Wagnei^s alley

Butler Richard, shipwright Frankford road

Buzby B. C. bookseller and stationer 2 north Third

Byerly Jacob, grocer Queen

DIRECTORY.

CALDERWOOD Andrew, shoemakeiO Germant.
Calderwood William, gunsmith 5 ^'o^d

Campbell James, 17 Hopkins' court
Campbell James, soap boiler Sassafras near Broad
Campbell John, baker Wood
Campbell Richard, mate Frankford road
Campbell William, labourer Schuylkill Spruce near 5th
Caralon Jane, shopkeeper Frankford road
Care Peter, boarding house near 265 High
Carr WilHam, engraver 1 1 Norris' alley
Carter William, carter Beach
Casey John, labourer Marlbro*
Casey Samuel, mariner Shackamaxon
Caster Elizabeth, v,'idow Frankford road
Che&ton Elija, coachmaker 78 I.,ombard
Clark William, grocer Frankford road
Christ John, milkman Palmer
Chirarelini Vincent, fruiterer 4 Ball alley
Clew Peter, brick maker Vine near Broad
Ciii'e David, labourer Bedford
Clinton '>V iliiam, ship joiner Penn
Clothier Samuel, mast maker Bedford
Clun John, shipwright Shackamaxon
Coe Richard, storekeeper 104 north Second
Cohen Abraham and Co. merchants 383 High
Cohen — — , merchant Frankford road
Collar M. fisherman corner Queen and Cherry
Collins Jane, shopkeeper Germaniown road
Colhns John, dealer Sassafras near >"^eventh
Collins hichard, sailmaker ♦i south Wharves
Colworth John, carpenter 359 north Second
Commit George, shipwright Queen
Condon William, blacksmith, shop Penn, dwelling Beach
Coner George, ropemaker Shackamaxon
C'onnclly I rancis, lal)ourer Shackamaxon
Connaway B. labourer Sassafras near Seventh
Conway Peter, carpenter Shackamaxon
Cook Samuel, gunsmith Germautown road
Cook r^usannah, nurse Schuylkill Eighth near Cherry
Cooper William, ship carpenter Frankford road

PHILADELPHIA

•
Corlet John, shipwright App's lane
Cornelios Wilham, fisherman corner Queen & Bishop
Cornwall James, carpenter Queen
Courlauld Samuel, merchant 35 Union
Coxe Hester, genilewoman 66 Walnut
Craft Jacob, carpenter Marlbro'
Craig and Simmons, merchants 31 Dock
Creely Michael, labourer Marlbro'
Cresler Hannah, widow Marlbro'

Crumbagh Peter, labourer Schuylkill Eighth near Filbert
Curtis Joseph, yeoman Schuylkill Seventh near Walnut

DANIEL Aaron, shipwright Cherry
Davis Absalom, broker Seventh near Cherry
Diivis Benjamin, shipwright Queen
Davis Benjamin, labourer Marlbro'
Day Catherine, widow Marlbro'
Day Michael, gardner Palmer
Deal Daniel, blacksmith Queen
Deal Jacob, grocer Queen
Deal Peter R. carpent r Otter
Deal Peter, carpenter Queen
Dean Joseph, labourer Queen
Del John, shoemaker Seventh near Sassafras
Delany Dennis, porter Spruce near Broad
Dennis Jeremiah, shoemaker Frankford road
Dice Adam, milkman Schuylkill Eighth near Cherry-
Dick Jacob, shipwright Beach
Di( kes Frederick, cabinet maker Cherry
Dickcs Peter, whitesmith Queen
Dodd Turner, snuff manufacturer Globe mills
Denham and i'own, printers 278 south Second
Doran William, grocer corner Schuylkill Eighth and

Sassafras
Dorman Mary, widow Penn
Dueny Daniel, labourer Penn
Dugan Michael, cabinet maker Germantown road
Dukemineer Samuel, labourer Frankford road
Dunkin Robert, merchant Wells' alley

DIRECTORY.

EAKINS John, 265 Cedar
Earl John, caulker Marlbro'
Easterday David, labourer Frankford road
Ebling Robert, shoemaker Germantown road
Edel John, cooper Germantovvn road
Edwards Richard, blacksmith corner Schuylkill Eighth

and Chesnut
Elliott John, ship joiner Penn
Ellis Samuel, eng-ineer Chesnut near Eighth
Ellis Robert, milkman Schuylkill Seventh near Lombard
Ellison Robert, carpenter Bolton's court
Emerick Dowalt, m. d. Hanover
Emery Jacob, tavernkeeper Germantown road
Errickson C. sea captain 16 Christian
Evans Edward, corner Third and Germantown road
Evans Abel, lumber yard south west corner Callow hill

and Fifth
Evans P. tavernkeeper corner Schuylkill High Sc Front
Evatt Philip, labourer Schuylkill Fifth near High
Eyre Franklin, shipbuilder Beach
Eyre George, do. do.-

Eyre Jehu, do. do.

Eyre John, do. do.

Eyre Manuel, merchant do.

FAGAN Nicholas, carpenter Schuylkill High near
Eighth
Fails Joseph, sea captain 78 Almond
Farreday John, gardner Shackamaxon
Faunce Christian, fisherman Hanover
Faunce George, shipwright Queen
Faunce Jacob, fisherman Queen ,

Fernsler John, carpenter Chesnut near Schuylkill 7th
Fichler Catherine, shopkeeper schuylkill Eighth near-
Sassafras
Field Thomas, labourer Queen
Field William, grain measurer 20 Queen
Fife William, weaver High near Schuylkill Third

PHILADELPHIA

Fisher Catherine, Sasssafras near Schuylkill Eighth

Fisher Henry, labourer Schuylkill Eighth near Cedar

Fisher Jacob, shopkeeper Schuylkill Eighth near Vine

Fisher John, labourer Marlbro'

Fisher Jonathan, shoemaker 160 north Second

Fiss Henry tanner Otter

Fiss Joseph, dealer corner Schuylkill Eighth 8c Sassafras

Forde Jos. ropemaker corner Frankford road Sc Otter

Fordham John, shipwright Bishop

Fosser Jacob, glass blower Brown

Foster William, merchant J6 north Front

Fowe Henry, "J

Fowe JacfA), t victuallers Shackamaxon

Fowe William, J

Fox George, shipwright

Francis James, shoemaker Palmer

Frederick Abraham, shoemaker 393 south Second

Frederick George, shoemaker Wood

Fullerton Robert, mate Warren

Fullington Aaron shipwrigat Hanover

GALLAGHER William, blacksmith Beach
Garlick John, shoemaker Shackamaxon
Gaiz David, shopkeeper near 529 north Front
Gaul John, baker 334 north Second
Geiger Martin, baker Marlbro'
Gervais Emanuel, merchant 199 south Fifth
Gideon Rebecca, boarding house 20 Cherry
Gill Nicholas, ship joiner Maiden
Gilliland Abigal, widow Maiden
Glenn widow of Daniel, Shackamaxon
Glenn Daniel, labourer Queen
Glenn John, labourer Beach
Glenn Robert, shipwright Queen
Gone Jacob, carpenter Marlbro'
Gone John, blacksmith Frankford road
Goodman Samuel, steward at the City Hospital
Goodwin Preston, merchant corner High and Schuylkill
Fifth

DIRECTORY.

Gordon Robert, grocer High near Schuylkill Seventh

Gosser Philip, fisherman Queen

Green Asop, blacksmith Queen

Grice Joseph, shipwright Penn

Grubb S. baker Wood

Gurdy John, shoemaker Hanover

HAGUE Andrew, milkman Hanover
Hague Henry, caulker Bedford
Haines Christopher, fisherman Beach
Haines Daniel, carter Cherry
Haines John, saddler near 74 north Ninth
Haines John, labourer Cherry
Haines John, shipwright Cherry
Hall Edward, cabinet maker 15 Hopkins' court
Hammett John, mariner Shackamaxon
Hammett Samuel, shipwright Queen
Hannah Christopher, yeoman Spruce near Third
Harding Richard, High near Schuylkill Seventh
Harper James, brick maker corner Schuylkill 5th &Cedaf'
Harper John, sea captain Queen
Hawkins Joseph, grocer 379 High
Hay Jehu, sea captain Randolph's court
Hays Abraham, labourer Queen
Hayter James, rope maker Germantown road
Hazard Samuel, merchant 145 Mulberry
Hazel Nicholas, taylor Queen
Heaton Jonathan, labourer Rose
Helsee William, taylor 120 north Water
Henderson Samuel, sawyer Frankford road
Herdman Sarah, tutress Frankford road
Herman John, caulker Queen

Hess John, tin plate worker Sassafras near Schuylkill 7th
Hesselpaph Henry, shoemaker West
Hesselpaph John, labourer West
Heuson John, sen. calico printer Queen
Heuson John, jun.> ^jj^- .^^^^^ 3^^^,^
Heuson James, 3 *

Higgins John, grocer High near Schuylkill Third

DIRECTORY.

Hill John, shipwright Queen

Hill John, tobacconist High near Schuylkill Front

Hill Lawrence, shipwright Marlbro'

Hilsey William, grocer Frankford road

Himer Catherine, widow Hanover

Himer William, labourer Vienna

Hines William, carpenter Hanover

Hippensteil WiUiam, teacher Hanover

Hodge WiUiam, caulker Frankford road

Hoffman Adam, blacksmith Frankford road

Hoffman George, carpenter Vienna

Hoffman Jacob, conveyancer and draftsman 130 N. Fifth

Hpffman Jacob, fisherman Queen

Hoffman James, labourer Duke

Hollosvay John, labourer Beach

Hoover Jacob, mariner Mailbro*

Hopkins Benjamin B. stationer 170 High

Houard Lewis, taylor 93 south Front

Howland Isaac, Germantown road

Hugg Jacob, mariner Queen

Hughes Levy, labourer Queen

Hughes Thomas, tavernkeeper Beach

Huler Frederick, labourer Schuylkill 7th near Cherry

Humphreys James, ropemaker 4 Hopkins' court

Humphreys James, shipwright Warren

Humphreys Thomas, shipwright Queen

Hustess Jonathan, labourer Wood

Hutchins Henry J. merchant 2 Fromberger's court

Hutz Charles W. merchant 23 Cjiesnut

Hymer Catherine, v/idow App's lane

INGLE William, labourer 122 Brown
Inkson Robert, mariner 158 north Water
Irick C. flour inspector 143 south Water
Irick Zacharia, oak cooper 143 south Water
Isdell James, shoemaker Queen

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PHILADELPHIA

JEAN Elizabeth, seamstress Queen
Jean Levy,' shopkeeper Rose
Johnson John, teacher Hanover near Duke
Johnson Robert, stationer 193 High and 43 north Eighth
Johnson Robert, weaver Frankford road
Jones David, hatter 128 north Second
Jones John, shipwright Penn
Jones John, fisherman War ran
Justice Hester, Shackamaxen

KAMMERER Mrs. boarding house Mulberry 4th
door above Fifth

Kammerer J. H. printer do. do.

Keating William, tavernkeeper High near Schuylkill
Third

Keel Peter, labourer Schuylkill Eighth near Mulberry

Kelly John, labourer Shackamaxon

Kenton Joseph jun. grocer 304 south Third

Keen Andrew, carpenter Queen

Keen J. shipjoiner Shackamaxon

Keen James, shipwright Beach

Keffer Martin, carter Vienna

Kenney Thomas, carpenter Sassafras near Eighth

Kerr Sophia, nurse 175 north Water

Kerrick Andrevv, shoemaker corner Schuylkill Eighth
and Cedar

Keys James, carpenter Schuylkill Seventh near Cherry

King Wm. blacksmith corner Weaver and Dean's alley

Kinsley Henry, bricklayer Walnut near Fourth

Kirk Philip, labourer Schuylkill Eighth near Cedar

Kite B. T. stationer 28 north Third

Knorr George, lumber merchant, yard first wharf be-
low Callowhill

Knouse Philip, bricklayer Frankford road

Knox William, shipcarpenter Maiden

Krave Henry, tavernkeeper Beach above Hanover

DIRECTORY.

LACKEY James, milkman Schuylkill 5th near Pine
Lancaster Jacob, carter Middle alley
Lambert G. merchant, near 34 Mulberry
Landren William, brickmaker Spruce near Fifth
Lasher Geort^e, blacksmith Queen
Lavine Mary, ^Yido^v Schuylkill Eighth near Sassafras
Lear Abraham, engineer Spruce near Third
Leshman William, saddle and harness maker Schuylkill

High near Broad
Lee David, shoemaker 136 Coates'
Leforrest John, gentleman 155 Lombard
Leidy Jacob, shoemaker 112 Walnut
Lewis John, shoemaker 221 north Front
Lloyd Gibson, shipwright Queen
Lloyd Joseph, attorney at law and teacher 8 Hinckle's

court, school room S. E. corner 7th and Cherry
Lloyd Thomas, shoemaker 189 north Third
Lofberry John, jun. shipwright Bishop's
Lofberry John, shipwright Bishop's
Logue Robert, wood sawyer
Love William, shoemaker Shackamaxon
Lower John, shoemaker 221 north Second
Lutz Conrad, shipwright Beach
Lynn Michael, blacksmith Beach

M'CALL W^Uliam, grocer corner Merrilt's lane and
Fifth
M'Cann Con, labourer Schuylkill Fifth near Locust
M'Casliu, W'. shoi^keeper Schuylkill 8th near Sassafras
M'Clane P. painter, Sec. 25 BecK's alley
M'Clcary Alexander, shipwright App's lane
M*Cowen Mary, shopkeeper 222 south Sixth
M*Coy James, mariner Beach

M'Dermot Chas. plaistcrer Schuylkill 8th near Sassafras
M'Donald Elizabeth, Schuylkill Eighth near Cnerry
M'Donald Francis, labourer Scbuylkili 8th near lii.^h

M'Dutfy , shopkeeper High near Schuylkill iourth

M'Farlan James, porter 65 Mulberry

PHILADELPHIA

M^Gargy John, stone mason Shackamaxon
M'Ginnis Robert, weaver Walnut near Schuylkill Fourth
M'Glochlan Patrick, labourer Sassafras near Broad
M<Gowan John, storekeeper High near Schuylkill 4th
M'Laughlin William F. printer Vine above Fifth
M'Mullin Hugh, labourer Frankford
M'Phiiamey Patrick, labourer Spruce near Fifth
Mack Nicholas, wheelwright High near Broad
Madaria , collector of tolls at the first gate Frank-

ford road
Mageson Thomas, tanner 355 Callowhill
Major Jonathan, porter Cherry near Eighth
Mansfield John, shipwright Queen
Mariage David, labourer Germantoivn road
Market Abraham, shipwright Frankford road
Martin John, carter Schuylkill Eighth near Locust
Martin John, carter Walnut near Eighth
Martin Thomas, carter Schuylkill Eighth near George
Marshall Barbara, nurse Bishop
Mason Jacob, victualler Queen
Mason John, taylor Burd's alley
Mason Samuel, grocer Schuylkill bridge
Maxwell James, shipwright Beach
Maxwell William, plaisterer Hanover
May George, porter 24 Parram's alley
May Henry, halter 191 north Second
Meckey Francis, hair dresser 273 north Front
Messer, George and Co. grocers 12 south Wharves
Middleton Daniel, carpenter Queen
Miller Catherine, widow Frankford road
Miller Henry, shipwright Hanover
Miller John, labourer Schuylkill Seventh near Cherry
Miller John, baker 188 St. John's
Miller Philip, carter 194 Cherry
Miller Kobert, blacksmith Walnut near Seventh
Millman Jesse, shoemaker 45 Vine
Miuick Catlierine, widow West
Miniz Jostpli, ropemaker Germantown road
Mitchell John, labourer Miuihro'
Monacii, Whytock and Co. merchants SlChesnut
Mood John, biscuit baker Wood

DIRECTORY.

Mood John, fisherman Wood

Moore James, stone cutler High near Schuylkill Eighth

Moore Mary, seamstress Queen

Morgan Evan, wharf builder Beach

Moyer C. gentleman 221 Cherry

Moyer John, pumpmaker Germantown road

Murphey Charles, shipwright Queen

Murray Jesse, slioemaker 45 Vine

Murray Joseph, shoemaker Schuylkill 7th near Sassafras

Myers Jacob, yeoman Frankford road

NARAU Francis, grocer 92 Shippen
Navel Henry, labourer Marlbro'
Nelson Thomas, yeoman Wood
New John, shipwright Hanover
Newkirk Sarah, nurse Hanover
Newport David, wheelwright Frankford road
Newton John, calico printer Marlbro' >^^^

Nichels William, grocer corner High and Schuylkill 3d
Nicholas Margaret, shopkeeper 26 Swanson
Nield Charles, tavernkeeper 8 south Sixth
Norris Elizabeth, tutress Queen
Norris Joseph, shipwright Beach
Nugent William, labourer Frankford road
Nulbkey John S. shoemaker 4 Vernon

AKELEY Robert, merchant 22 Dock >

Overstack James Sc Wm. mariners 201 St. John's.

PAINTER Henry, labourer Bedford
Painter John, carpenter Germantown road
Painter John, shoemaker Beach
Painter Margaret, widow Hanover
Palmer Sarah, widow Frankford road
Palmer Thomas, shipwright Queen

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PHILADELPHIA

Palmer John, ropemaker Frankford road

Patterson Isaac, shoemaker 15 north Sixth

Patterson John, shipjoiner Shackamaxon

Patterson Robert, oak cooper 18 Sassafras

Patton Davi.i, bookbinder (White Hall printing-office)

Ridge road above Callowhiil and Tenth
Peck Edward, carpenter Queen
Peiffcr John, grocer Germantown road
Pennington WilUam, labourer Marlbro'
Perkins Benjamin, labourer Shackamaxon
Perkins Mrs. gentlewoman 238 Spruce
Pidgeon John, printer 62 north Fifth
Pile Thomas, carpenter Goddard's alley
Pistor Mary, widow Hanover
Pitt William, shoemaker Queen
.Phillips James, mariner 89 north Front
Plocher John, wheelwright Frankford road
Pote Henry, fisherman Queen
. Pote Mathew, jun. labourer Wood
Pote Peter, fisherman Queen
Pote Peter, labourer Queen

Powell Peter, jun. wheelwright Germantown road
Powers Sarah, grocer Beach
Price Mary, widow Shackamaxon
Prichett William R. shipjoiner Penn
Proudfoot Robert, teacher Queen

UANDRILL John, sea captain Hanover
Quicksett Joseph, shoemaker Queen

RADEMAKER Joseph, charge des affairs and con-
sul general from Portugal Chesnut near Mth
Ralston Robert, accomptant Sweede's alley
Rambo Peter, shipwright Hanover
Ramsey Christopher, labourer Sassafras near Schuylkill

Seventh
Rauck Godfrey, tobacconist Queen

DIRECTORY.

Ray Rachel, shopkeeper Shackamaxon

Reed Samuel and Alexander, grocers north east corner

Sassafras and Third
Reel Michael, carpenter App's lane
Reel John, blacksmith Frankford road
Rees William, labourer Baker's alley
Reeve Valentine, victualler Cherry near Schuylkill 6th
Reeves Thomas, grocer north west corner Second and

Mulberry
Remer Sarah, Nvidow Shackamaxon
Reynolds John, mariner 65 Coates'
Reilley James, shopkeeper Cherry above Twelfth
Reilley Elizabeth, widow 15 Sassafras
Rhoades John, carpenter 42 St. John'*
Rhoades Christian, hatter 92 Green
Rice John, carpenter Queen
Richard Adam, rope maker Shackamaxon
Richmond Margaret, widow 1 Hopkins' court
Rickey John, ropemaker I Hopkins' court
Ricketts John, coach wheelwright Schuylkill Eighth

near Cherry
Rickstine John, turner 131 north Sixth
Ridgway Jacob, 158 north Front
Rikle Henry, carpenter Hanover
Risiine Jacob, labourer West
Restine John, labourer West
Ritteson Elizabeth, widow Marlbro'
Ritteson John, ropemaker Shackamaxon
Roberts Benjamin, black horse tavern Frankford road
Roberts John, labourer Wood
Roberts William, carpenter Rose alley
Robinson Christopher, shipwright Queen
Robinson Israel, carpenter 10 north Seventh
Robinson Mary, widow Frankford road
Rodhand Frederick, shoemaker Palmer
Rodhand Susannah, milkwoman Palmer
Rodney Peter, labourer Locust near Schuylkill Eighth
Rohrnian John, wheelwright Schuylkill 8th near Cherry
Ross Andrew, painter &c. 165 north Front
Rotshillcr Anthony, blacksmith 94 north Sixth
Rothel William, labourer Wood

PHILADELPmA

Rother Leonard, brickmaker Schuylkill 6th near Chesnut

Rudolph G. carpenter Sassafras near Schuylkill Seventh

Rudy John, carpenter Queen

Ruhl Henry, caulker Bt-ach

Ruling Joseph, shipwright Marlbro'

Rush Danitl, farmer Wood

Russell James shopkeeper Spruce near Schuylkill Fifth

Ryan James, dealer Pine near Schuylkill Second

SCHRA^'K Henry, labourer Cherry
Scoit Isabella, widow Pine ntar Schuylkill Seventh
bcubbiiis Teter. shipwiii^hl rvlarlbro'
Seape Frederick Palmer

Seddina;ei- Mathias, saddle tree maker Germantown road
Sell Henry, painter Sec. 3 Hopkins' court
Senner John, labourer Bv-uch
Senniff i\^uthias, shipwright Beach
Sexton John, wharf-builder Beach
Sexton Charles, yeoman Beach
Shaffer Conrad, labourer Wood
Sheets Christian, justice of the peace Vienna
Sheets Daniel, milkman Cherry
Shellingsworth James, tobacconist Frankford road
Sheliingsworth 1 homas, caulker Vienna
Shepherd Mary, widow Hanover
Shepherd John, caulker Frankford road
Sheptierd Nicholas, caulker Beach
Sherky Daniel, labourer Sassafras near Schuylkill 8th
Shettle Daniel, brick maker Chesnut near Schuylkill 5tb
Shibe Elizabeth, widow Marlbro*
Shoemaker Jesse, lumber yard Maiden
Shopnex Conrad, shopkeeper Duke
Sincener Philip, labourer 325 Callowhill
Slater Andrew, labourer Palmer
Slater William, labourer Queen
Small Robina, widow Beach
Small Siockdale, whai f builder Beach
Smailnian James, engineer Walnut near Schuylkill 2d
Smith Alexander, labourer Beach

DIRECTORY.

Smith Christopher, labourer Wood
Smith Charles, corner Schuylkill Sixth and Chesnut
Smith Henry, corner Schuylkill Sixth Cherry-
Smith Jacob, labourer Hanover
Smith Jacob, yeoman Vienna
Smith Jeremiah, brickmaker Vine near Broad
Smith Joset)h, labourer Wood
Smith Samuel, carter 74 north Sixth
Smith William, merchant High near Schuylkill Fourth
Smith William, stocking weaver Schuylkill Eiijhth near

Mulberry
Snyder David, late miller 130 Brown
Snyder Peter, labourer Vine near Broad
Snyder P. oysterman Schuylkill Eighth near Mulberry
Snyder Thomas, brickmaker corner Schuylkill Seventh

and Walnut
Souder Jacob, victualler Shackamaxon
Souder Casper, rope maker 1' rauktord road
Sork George, laboui'er Duke

Spaiks Simeon, shopkeeper Schuylkill Fifth near Spruce
Specht Jacob, victualler 339 Callowhlll
Springer Josepli, shipwright Frankford road
Sproul U. accomptant Hi ;h near Schuylkill Third
Spun ier Georgj, glazier b.ick 50 Callowhill
Stackhouse Raciiel. beamstrcss West
Starr J. black.-,mith High near Schuylkill Third
Steel Joan, taylor I 44 Biown
Steel Joseph, plane maker Hanover
Steinnietz Leonard, gardncr Frankford road
Steip Jacob, wlieehvnght 104 north Fourth
Stine Mary, widow Spruce near ^>chuylkill Seventh
Stietf John 1-. oak/r 485 north Third
Stentsman John, grave digger West
Stokes James, merchant 303 High corner north Eighth
Stowers John, (Robin Hjod inn) High near Schuylkill

Seventh
Story Peter, mast maker B^ach
Stratton George, shipwright Penn
Siratton John, tavernkeeper B -ach near Penn
Streeper Leonard, wiieelwiight liermantown road
Stremmel Richurd, labourer Bedford

PHILADELPHIA

Stutsenberg John, carter Sassafrass near Schuylkill 8tli
Summers Philip, shoemaker corner Schuylkill Sixth and

Chesnut
Sutton John, shipwright Penn
Sutton Willmm, shipwright Queen

TAPER Benjamin, shipwright Queen ^
Taylor Isaac, milkman Germantown road
Taylor Jacob, yeoman Wood
Teas Lewis, grocer Cherry
Teas Lewis J. grocer Duke
Teas Mathias, ropemaker Shackamaxon
Terry William, saddle-tree maker Shackamaxon
Thimble Philip, shoemaker near 155 north Eighth
Thompson Joseph, grocer High near Schuylkill Front
Todd Quinton, carter Sassafras near Schuylkill Seventh
Tomlinson Richard, carpenter 501 north Third
Tucker Abner, tavernkeeper Lombardy Gardens corner

Schuylkill Eighth near High
Tuckness Henry, printer 25 Church alley
Turner Dodd, snuff manufacturer Globe mills
Tuttle Jacob, shipwright Shackamaxon
Tuttle James, shipwright Queen

UHLER Frederick, baker Cherry
Uncleson John, milkman Marlbro*
Underwig Barbary, shopkeeper Queen
Upperman Adam, tavernkeeper Vienna

VANCE Arthur, shipwright Marlbro*
Vance Christian, fisherman Queen
Vance Conrad, fisherman Queen
Vance David, labourer Palmer
Vance Mary, widow Queen
Van Dusen Mathew, blacksmith Beach

DIRECTORy^

Van Horn Jeremiah^ shipwright Pena
Vaughn Thomas, jun. shipwright Cherry
Vaughn William, grocer Queen

WACKERLY Jacob, ^
Wackerly John > victuallers Germant, road

Wackerly Peter, ^

Waggoner Adam, labourer Cherry

Walker James, carpenter 2 1 Hopkins' court

Wallace William, shipwright Hanovj^r,

Walter Leonard, Palmer

Walters Wm. brickmaker Sassafras near Schuylkill 7th

Ward Caleb, labourer chuylkill Eighth near Vine

Ward John, gunsmith Rose street

Warnell Andrew, stocking weaver Vine near Broad

Warner John, saddle-tree maker Sassafras near Schuyl-
kill Seventh

Watson John, labourer Germantown road

Watson Mary, widow West

Weaver George, taylor Palmer

Weaver John, labourer Hanover

Webster Joseph, mariner 4 Hopkins* court

Wernitz John F. hair dresser Wood

West Henry, brickmaker Chesnut near Schuylkill 4th

Whartnaby Jacob, shipwright Queen

W^heaton P. labourer Palmer

White George, labourer 6 Hopkins* court

White Isaac, ship builder Beach

Whitleson C. comb maker 446 north Third

Whitleson Thomas, labourer High near Schuylkill 3d

Wibble Jesse, labourer Schackamaxon

Wickers Thomas, bricklayer High near Schuylkill 6th

Wickes Benjamin, sea captain 64 Swanson

Widdeficld James, lumber merchant Cedar near Schuyl-
kill Third

"\Vileviers George, buckle and bit maker 130 S. Eiglitiv

Wileviers S. G. 130 south Eighth

Williams Elizabeth, widow Germantown road

PHILADELPHIA

-Williams John, carpenter Shackamaxon

Williams and Seckel, merchants 9 north Wat^r

W^illis Musgrave, tanner 500 north Second

Wilson John, labourer Vine near Broad

Wilson John, boat builder Penn

Wilson Mary, widow Frankford road

W^ink John, mariner Hanover

W^istar Eves, merchant 268 Hip^h

Wood John, wheelwright Frankford road

Worknot Conrad, grocer Queen

Wright William, shoemaker Vienna

Wright Thomas, labourer Marlbro*

Wright John, paper maker High near Schuylkill 7th

Wurtz Mathias, baker Frankford road

TOUNG Benjamin, shipwright Queen
Young Francis, labourer Hanover
Young Jacob, labourer Brown
Young M. widow Vienna

THE

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTQIIY

FOR

1807.

ABBOTTS and SHEWARD, brewers corner of
Pear and Dock streets

Abbott David, 128 Callowhill

Abbott George, hair dresser 9 Chesnut

Abbott John, labourer 13 Gillis alley

Abbott and Barnes, tanners and curriers 20 south Third

Abbott Timothy, 100 south Second

A'obott William Henry, carver and gilder 52 Zane

Abbott Henry, smith 1 1 1 north Second

Abel Daniel, carter and superintendant to city commis-
sioners 138 Lombard

Abel George, shoemaker 205 north Front

Abel John, carpenter 10 Brown

Abel Jacob, victualler Cedar near Broad

Abel Mary, widow Twelfth near Vine

Abel Peter, shoemaker 435 north Second

Abel Peter, stable-keeper near 17 Apple-tree alley

Abercrombie James, d. d. assistant minister of Christ
and St. Peter's churches 162 south Fourth

Abercrombie Thomas B printer Juniper lane

Abington Susannah, gentlewoman 93 north Sixth

Abraham Henry, taylor 43 Chesnut

Abraham widow of Benedict, 126 Brown

Acheson David, merchant 1 Sansom [see Atkinson.

Ackland John, cabinet maker 65 south Fifth

Ackley D. shopkeeper 3j north Front

Ackley J. B. chair-maker 169 north Second

Ackley Thomas, grocer 247 south Front

Acha Bufino de merchant S. E. corner of Pine and Fifth

Adalie iVlrs. 87 south Fourth

PHILADELPHIA

Adams Daniel, sea captain 31 Elfreith's alley

Adams Jphn, agent above 261 Callowhill

Adams John, segar maker 1 1 Butler*s court

Adams John, Second above Germantown road

Adams John, printer corner Locust and Eleventh

Adams M. conveyancer 87 south Fifth

Adams Mary, Avasher 435 north Third

Adams Martha, widow 259 south Fourth

Adanis Mrs. widow 73 north Tenth

Adams Moses, shipwright 506 south Front

Adams Peter, baker 70 Vine

Adams Robert, merchant 129 and 193 Walnut

Adams Richard, wharf builder Oak (N. L.)

Adams Robert, carpenter and shipjoiner 15 Pine

Adams Samuel, carpenter 24 Budd

Adams widow of Samuel, back 571 south Front.

Adams Susannah, widow 7 Pewter platter alley

Adams St, Laurence, boot and shoemaker 114 Chesnut

Adams Thomas, boarding house 113 south Water

Adams William, tinpiate worker 249 north Second

Adams William, grocer corner Chesnut and Third

A^dams William, coachman Drinker's court

Adcok William, gentleman 30 north Eighth

Addingicn Stephen, 96 Union

Addis Amos, carpenter 335 north Second

Addis J. carpenter and v^heel-wright Germantown road

Addis Jo!m, shoemaker near 525 north Third

Adelain Desibie, M'Culloughs court

Adgate Daniel, accomptant 89 New

Adler Chris, carpenter 204 High

Adolph John, carpenter corner St, John and Green

Asrer FhilTi"), labourer Noble

Agnew Margaret, grocer 342 north Front

Aiel George sail maker Vine st. Wharf ct 131 St. John's

Airbinc Lewis taylor Marys st.

Aitken Jane, successor to Robert, senr. printer and

stationer 62 north Third
Aitken John, cabinet maker Chesnut above Sixth
Aitken Jcrhn, silversmith, goldsmith, jeweller and mu-
sical repository 96 north Second

DIRECTORY.

Aitkens Mary, seamstress Gillls alley

Alberger Adam, victualler 267 Sassafras

Alberger Henry, victualler Lawrence Sc 46 Okl Siianiblc.s

Alberger J. victualler Lawrence

Alberger John, victualler 165 north Second

Alberger P. victualler Lawrence st. and 16 Third st.

shambles
Alberger S. and E. mantuamakers 112 north Fourth
Alberson R. lumber merchant 101 Swanson
AlbertsoTi Aaron, grocer 315 north Front
Albert Casper, tavern keeper corner of Third and Brown
Albert Henry, plane maker 16 and 28 Elizabeth
Albert Joseph, labourer 151 Lombard
Alberti George F. m. d. 116 north Front
Albertus Lewis, innkeeper corner of Dock and Water
Albright Conrad, shoemaker 20 Fligh
Albright Elizabeth, widow 29 Callowhill
Albright Frederick, cedar cooper 81 Brown
Albright Frederick, shoemaker 278 IMulberry
Albright John, mariner 6 Callowhill
Albright John, cedar cooper 283 Callowhill
Albright Michael, cedar cooper 36 north Sixth
Alcock William, print cutter 2 I Coatcs
Alcorn George, last maker and leather cutter corner of

South and Third
Alcorn Michael, sea captain 115 south Fifth
Aler P'rederick, baker 433 south Front
Alexander Eleanor, grocer 284 south Second
Alexander James, shoemaker 147 Walnut
Alexander James A. merchant 57 north Second
Alexander John, printer Greenleaf alley
Alexander John P. grocer 482 Sassafras
Alexander Lewis, segar maker 5 7 Ciaskill
Alexander IVIoses, carpenter 16 Small
Alexander Richard, cabinet maker 310 south Second
Alexander Robert, grocer 27 Green
Alexander Rev. Mr. 99 Pine

Alexander Samuel, gold and silversmith 1 7 S. Second
Alexander William, fruiterer 101 Sassafras
Alfton John, sea captain 30 Green

PHILADELPHIA

Algeo Thomas, merchant 210 High

Alkizer William, tanner 469 north Third

AUardice Peter, silk dyer &:c. 181 south Second

Allchin George, bookbinder 60 north Fifth

Allen Chamless, merchant 23 Lombard

Allen Charles, druggist, £cc. 160 south Second

Allen Charles, storekeeper 108 High

Allen David, shoemakeT' 34 Christian

Allen Elizabeth, widow 8 Almond

Allen Enoch, shoemaker 9 Passyunk road

Allen Enoch, taylor 5 2 S. Water and 20 Carters alley

Allen Ebenezer, labourer 184 south Fifth

Allen G. seamstress 1 10 south Fifth

Allen Hugh, carter 1 1 1 Cherry

Allen Joseph, mariner 22 Christian

Allen John E. gentleman 149 Cedar

Allen Joseph, hatter near 155 north Eighth

Allen Joseph, jun. carpenter 60 Spruce

Allen John, mate 72 Christian

Allen John W^. printer Laurel

Allen John, oak cooper Crooked Billet

Allen Jonathan, mariner 218 south Fifth

Allen Lewis, boarding house 398 north Third

Alien. INlary, seamstress 166 south Fifth

Allen Mary, boarding house 63 High

Allen Matthew, tavern keeper 470 south Front

Allen R. pastor of the African meth. church 150 Spruce

Allen Robert, collector of taxes 156 south Sixth

Allen Samuel, merchant 29 Mulberry

Allen Thomas, rigger 69 Christian

Allen Thomas, proprietor of horses and carriages for

sale and hire 46 north Sixth
Allen W'illiam, blacksmith 22 Christian
Allen William, health officer 116 north Sixth
Alkn William, painter, glazier and innkeeper 6 Dock
Allibone Thomas and Son, Hour merchants corner of

Sassafras and Water
Allibone Thomas, merchant 53 north Fourth
Allibone William, sen. currier 216 north Second
Allibone William, jun. merchant 98 north Fourth

DIRECTORY

Alligood Thomas, mariner 16 Margaret
Allison William, tux collector corner Prune and rifth
Almindinger Jacob, baker 130 north Fourth
Allmon Joseph, sweep 165 Pine
AUmon Thomas, bricklayer 16 Vine
Alloway Samuel, porter 86 and 88 Budd
AUpier Jacob, victualler 257 Callowhill
Allshore Rachael, widow 189 north Front
Allwine John, jun. chair maker 253 north Second
Allwine Laurence, oil and colourman 258 N. Second
Allwine Peter, carter Charlotte
Alsop John, china merchant 233 north Second
Alsop Othniel, merchant 32 N. Front and 76 Vine
Altemus Leonard, taylor 64 Sassafras
Altimus James, v/heel wriijht above 504 north Second
Altimus Thomas, teacher 443 north Second
Ambroise Lewis, hairdresser 141 Lombard
Amies Thomas, shoemaker 185 sout'i Second
Amos Abraham, shoemaker 25 5 north Second
Ancker Adcrfph, jeweller 67 New
*i nil iii^i Til iiPjjiM y grocer 263 south Third
Ancaro Pietj'o, drawing master 53 south Fifth
Andaule widow of William, sea captain 262 Mulberry
Anderson Alexander, taylor 9 north Front
Anderson Andrew, sea captain 165 north Sixth
Anderson Edward, flour and feed store 94 Green
Anderson Charles, inspector of customs 105 N. Second
Anderson Edward, carter 309 north Front
Anderson James, carpenter 190 Cedar
x\nderson James, m.ariner 101 Catherine
Anderson James, mintner 246 north Front
Anderson John, carpenter 454 Sassafras
Anderson John, taylor back 239 south Second
Anderson Joseph, taylor 216 north Front
Anderson John, sail maker near 113 Sassafras
Anderson John, rigs^er Oak (N. L.)
Anderson Joseph, shoemaker Fourth above Brown
And-rson Mrs. shopkeeper 135 north Front
Anderson Rachel, widow Hunter's court
Anderson Robert, tavern keeper 4 Crabb

PHILADELPHIA

Anderson Catherine, shopkeeper 9 south Third
Anderson Sarah, mantuamaker 5 6 north Sixth
Anderson Samuel V. merchant 25 north Water
Anderson Samuel, secretary to the Delaware Insurance

Company 134 Mulberry
Anderson Thomas, inkeeper 39 north Second
Anderson widow of Thomas, 247 south Third
Anderson Thomas, M. D. 148 Cedar
Andrew Eve, spinner Rose alley
Andrew Leonard, mate Noble near Front
Andrews George, tobacconist 148 Spruce
Andrews Charles, currier 208 St. John's
Andrews Rev. John, vice provost of the University Ches-

nut 3 doors above Ninth
Andrews Mrs. boarding-house 13 Penn
Andrews Peter, shoemaker ^2 Stamper's alley
Andrews Robert, teacher 116 north Second
Andrews Robert, taylor 104 Cedar
Andrews Thomas, shoemaker 424 south Front
Andrews Timothy, bricklayer 268 Sassafras
Angue John Sc Anthy. cordial distillers- iOQ^'N. Second
Annadown Henry taylor 87 Callowbill
Angle Michael, carpenter Callowhill near Sixth
Anners Thomas S. hairdresser 141 Chesnut
Annersdown Thomas, shoemaker 207 north Front
Annesley Thomas, merchant 17 Powell
Annesley Robert, merchant 162 south Fourth
Annesley John, sea captain 74 Swanson
Ansby George, tavern keeper 110 Walnut
Anslie William, grocer 113 north Third
Anthony Charles, mariner 17 Parram's alley
Anthony Frederick, carter 32 Budd
Anthony Jacob, shipwright 57 Coates'
Anthony J. jun. instrument maker 25 Brewer's alley
Anthony John, porter back 443 north Third
Anthony John, mariner 155 north Water
Anthony Joseph, goldsmith. Sec. 94 High
Anthony Michael, segar maker 10 Almond
Anthony Michael, porter 35 Budd
Anthony Robert, blacksmith 38 Moravian alley

DIRECTORY.

Antricken Thomas, grocer 330 south Front

Apple George, hairdresser 48 north Fifth

Apple Henry, gentleman Fourth corner of Brown

Apple Henry, oak cooper 247 N. Front and 70 S. Water

Apple Philij), coppersmith 216 ndrth Third

Apple Mrs. widow 143 ' t. John's

Apple V. cooper near the corner of York road and

Vine- street
Applegate William, shoemaker near 45 6 north Front
Applegate Samuel, bricklayer 173 Pine
Applegate John, stamper 446 north Second
Applesingner William, sugar boiler ol Callowhill
Applclon C. carver 33 6 north Front
Arbitson Mathias, carter 26 Mary
Arbucle James, printer 77 north Fifth
Archer Janies, shoemaker Farmer's alley
Archer Joseph, porter 24 Brown
Archer Martha, shopkeeper 33 north Third
Archer Samuel, merchant SG north Front
Archer Samuel and Co. merchants 36 north Front
Archibald John, shipwright 1 10 Swanson
Ardley Robert A. merchant 236 High
Ardis John \W accomptant 12 Chancery lane
Arehart Michael, porter 223 south F.ighth
Arentrue Willliam, soap boiler 324 Sassafras
Arey Groom, stable-keeper 113 south Fifth
Arger William, mariner, 385 south Front
Arick Christian, sea captain 403 south Second
Armbruster Catharine, widow 132 Callowhill
Armbruster IleiUT, watchman Stamper's allev
Armbruster Peter, printer back 152 Sassafras
Armbruster Peter, feed store Broad above Cherrv
Armbruster Matthias, watchman next 20 North alley
Armbruster Nicholas, grocer 44 Brown
Armour Matthew, carpenter 201 north Eighth
Armilage George, silver-plater 438 Sassafras
Armitage John, shoemaker 218 Sassafras
Armitage S. grocer 7 1 Passyunk road
Armroyd George and Co. merchants 125 south Front
Armroyd George, merchant Spruce above Seventh

PHILADELPHIA

Armstrong Allen, goldsmith and jeweller 12 N. Second

Armstrong Christian, porter 284 south Third

Armstrong John, shoe-store 224 south Second

Armstrong John, harness maker 126 south Sixth

Armstrong John, carpenter near 88 Budd

Armstrong John, mariner 94 Coates and 159 N. Water

Armstrong Mary, teacheress Charlotte

Armstrong Robert, carter near 88 Budd

Armstiong Richard, carter 168 north Eighth

Armstrong Thomas^ attorney at law 106 south Fourth

Arneli widow of John, shoe-store 337 south Front

Arnold Thomas, sea captain 297 south Front

Arnold Thomas, shipwright 20 Parram's alley

Arnous Nicholas, exchange-broker 133 Laurel

Arrison John, nail-factor 3 north Seventh

Arrity George, oak cooper Mifflin's alley

Arrott James, merchant 8 north Front

Arup.dcl Robert, sea captain 106 Lombarid

Art William, shipwright 505 south Second

Asby Martha, widow 53 Filbert

Ash Abigail, widow 454 south Front

Ash Jacob, biker 425 north Second

Ash James, late collector of the direct tax 155 Walnut

Ash Joseph, grazier, 144 Swanson

Ash Joshua, grazier 54 Christian

Ash Michael, corn chandler 220 north Third

Ash Mrs. widow 4 Green

Ash Thomas, carpenter 2 97 Callowhill

Ash Thomas, iron merchant 133 north Second and 14

south Fourth
Ashbridge Ann and Sarah, shopkeepers 125 High
Ash.bridge George G. and VV. merchants 19 S. Wharves

and 125 High
Ashbridge George, gentleman 178 Vine
Aslibridge widow of Joseph, 21 Church alley
Ashburn Tl^omas, siiipwright 10 Butler's court
Abliburner John, tanner 66 south Third
Ashby William, merchant taylor 99 Mulberry
Ashley John, merchant 92 south Fourth
Ashman Godfrey, cedar cooper Logan

DIRECTORY.

Ashman James, shoemaker 180 Lombard
Ashmead John, sea captain 19 Sansom
Ashmead John, storekeeper 93 Lombard
Ash Ion David, blacksmith 64 Brewer's alley
Ashton George, boat builder 2''2 north Front
Abhton J. taylor 10 north Water and 148 south Water
Ashton John, oak cooper Liberty alley
Ashton and Rambo, bbixt builders Oak near Noble
Ashton Rebecca, shopkeeper 65 north Seventh
Ashton R. teacher corner of Third and High
Ashton S. cabinet maker 275 S. Second and 20 Vernon
Ashton Thomas, chair maker 81 Sassafras
Ashton William, carpenter 137 north Fifth
Askins John, shoemaker 216 south Second
Asnius Christian, victualler near 261 Callovvhill
Aston James, carpenter 37 Queen

Atherton and Boker, hardware merchants 12 S. Second
Alherton Henry, teacher 13 Wood
Atherton Nathan, china storekeeper 6 north Fifth
Atkinson J. taylor 62 Chesnut [see Acheaon.

Atkinson James, stage driver 451 north Front
Atkinson Thomas, glass store 419 south Front
Atkinson William, 199 St. John's
Attmore widov/ of Thomas, 163 south Third
Attmore Ann, gentlewoman 33 north Second
Audejet Mrs. gentlewoman 113 Spruce
Auderman Lewis, watchman Green's court
Auld James, merchant taylor 43 Chesnut
Aull Mary, storekeeper 219 south Second
AuU Mary, tutress Chesnut above Ninth
Auner Peter, taylor 61 Cherry

Auriol A. dancing-master 1 17 Spruce and 147 Pine
Auskhi Syrus, grocer 221 south Second
Austic Thomas, accomptant 159 north Second
Austin Stephen, merchant 8 Sansom
Aubiin Jcihanna, widow 4 8 Vine
Austin Ihomas, storekeeper 123 and 201 Mulberry
Austin John, printer 87 N. Front and 382 S. Second
Austin and Chaidon, paper hanging,- manuiiicturers 85
Chesnut

PHILADELPHIA

Austin John, goldsmith and jeweller 6& south Second

Avis John, shoeTnuV;cr 7 Butler's court

Avyer John G. gentleman 156 south Fourth

Axtbrd Saiiiuel i. merchant tayior 250 High

A.yme F. miniature painter 140 south Fifth

Azan Joseph, grocer corner of Eighth and Mulberry

Azan Rachel, silk dyer and plumist ditto

BABE Rachel, near 31 Penn
Babe and irich, oak coopers back 143 south Water
Bach John, plaster of Paris grinder 267 north Second
Bache William, port surveyor 21 Sansom
Bache Margaret, widow 131 Queen
Bachc Richard, attorney at law 74 Walnut
Bache Thomas, shoem/dker 158 south Fourth
Bacon Job, merchant 176 south Front
Bacon John, merchant 119 Sassafras
Bacon Joseph, ironmonger 188 and 192 north Front
Bacon Charles W. cabinet maker 186 north Front
Bacon Isaac, ship-joiner 48 Budd
Bacon Isaac, joiner 378 south Front
Bacon Mag, carpenter 203 St. JoIuj's
Bacon Johrt, watchman Lombard above Ninth
Bacon Samuel, tayior 306 north Second
Badaraque Thomas, merchant \79 Pine
Bader Juliana, embroidress 40 Mulberry
Badger Bela, cabinet maker 77 Dock
Baggs Ann, mantuamaker 332 south Second
Bagnel Benjamin, mariner 193 Cedar
Baily Richaid L. merchant 212 north Front
Baillet widow of Francis, 8 Prospect alley
Bailley Jacob, blacksmith 158 St. John's
Bailiey Jane, gloveress 122 south Fifth
Bailley Robert, printer 84 Crown
Baibch Ernst L. merchar»t 135 north Second
Buke Abner, shoemaker 494 south Second
Baker Abraham, baker 408 north Scond
Baker and Bender, lumber merchants N. W. corner of
Second and Brown

DIRECTORY.

Baker Basset, tavern keeper 1 Lxlitia court

Baker C. flour store 431 north Second and 94 Green

Baker Christian, baker 91 Brown

Baker Daniel, shoemaker 70 Shippen

Baker George A. conveyancer 23 Cherry

Baker Henry, victualler York road

Baker Henry, jun. grocer 272 north Front

Baker Hannah, tea warehouse 170 north Second

Baker Jacob, victualler 47 Budd

Baker Jacob, merchant 97 north Water

Baker John H. accom plant 187 Pine

Baker John H. C. tayior 63 south Fourth

Baker John, one of the aldermen 154 north Second

Baker John L. merchant Fromberger's court

Baker John, comb-maker Juniper above Cherry

Baker John, grocer 433 north Second and 124 Brown

Baker John U. merchant 61 Sassafras

Baker Lewis, saddler and tavern-keeper Noble corner ol

Second
Baker Mary, widow of Joseph, 241 north Second
Baker Mary, gentlew'oman 188 north iiith
Baker Michael, carpenter 166 Mulberry
Baker Michael, lumber merchant 74 Brown
Baker Michael, cabinet maker 120 south Fourth
Baker Nathan, merchant 122 Spruce
Baker Ruth, widow 18 Callowhill
Baker Sarah, tulress 84 north Fourth
Baker Samuel, shopkeeper 393 north Second
Baker Samuel, shipwright Oak (N. L.)
Baker Samuel, carpenter 115 north Fifth
Baker Thomas, sea captain 386 south Front
Baker William I. treasurer of the county 67 Vine
Balan Henry, wine cooper 1 1 Lombard
Baldwin trancis, baker 45 Cedar

Baldwin Josiah, cordwainer corner of Third and Dock
Ball Henry, late tax collector next 37 Zane
Ball James, carpenter 189 north Front
Ball Joseph, merchant 240 Sassafras
Ball William, gentleman 41 High
Ballay Blanchard, merchant 172 south Third

PHILADELPHIA

Ballanger A. shoemaker 126 Coates

Ballanger Jacob, carpenter 98 north Eighth

Ballenger John, shoemaker 384 south Second

Ballflower James, grocer 123 Vine

Bailentine Samuel, porter 24 1 north Second

Ballentine Jane, widow 279 south Fifth

Bancker Charles N. merchant 335 High

Banks John, shoemaker 20 Fitzwalter

Banks Miss, boarding-house 35 north Eighth

Bankson widow of Joseph, 129 Vine

Bannon George, teacher 14 Passyunk road

Bannon John, cooper near 30 Elfreith's alley

Bannon Samuel, shoemaker 289 south Fourth

Bantol Abner, sea captain 33 Coates's alley

Barber Mrs. seamstress 95 Christian

Barber John M bricklayer Emlen's court

Barclay Andrew C. merchant 224 north Third

Barclay George, merchant 168 south Second

Bcirclay James, merchant 226 and 227 north Third

Barclay James, merchant 7 Sansom

Barclay John, gentleman 37 Almond

Barclay John and James, merchants 228 north Third

Barclay Samuel, hatter 323 south Second

Barclay Samuel, mate Almond

Bard Valentine, labourer 12 Gillis alley

Bardick John, silversmith 10 Waggon alley

Bardick Lewis, painter 112 north Seventh

Barge Edward, painter, &c. 189 north Second

Barge Jacob, gentleman 191 High

Barge Joseph, plaister of Paris merchant near 383 Iligk

Bargendollar Daniel, cedar cooper 393 north Second

Bargendollar Frederick, cedar cooper 4 1 Sassafras

Barger Abel, painter, £cc. 12 Elbow lane

Barger J. lumber merchant 230 Spruce

Barger Jacob, cedar cooper 49 Brown

Barger John, cedar cooper Fourth above Coates

Barger Michael, sugar boiler 162 Vine

Barger William, rigger M'CuUuugh's court

Bargie Martin, blockmaker 20 Pewter platter alley

Barien Peter, baker 85 New

DIRECTORY.

Barker & Annesley, merchants Walnut st. wharf N. side

Barker James, accomptant 114 north Ninth

Barker John, sen. sheriff' 1 14 north Ninth

Barker John, jun. coach trimmer 106 north Ninth

Barker Mrs. widow 344 Sassafras

Barker Peter, merchant 25 Pine

Barker Rebecca, nurse 66 Catherine

Barnard John, carpenter 360 south Second

Barnes James, oysterman 208 High

Barnes James, pilot 8 Parram's alley

Barnes Joseph, attorney at law corner Fourth and Prune

Barnes Joseph, ladies' shoemaker 147 south Second

Barnes John H. merchant 20^ Walnut and 24 N. Sixth

Barnes John, pilot 448 south Front

Barnes Luther, gunsmith 8 Fayette

Barnes Maria, tayloress 347 south Front

Barnes Mary, widow 47 Green

Barnes Samuel, currier 30 north Fourth

Barnes Samuel, taylor 88 north Fifth

Barnes Thomas, jun. currier 257 north Second

Barnes William, painter 157 south Second

Barns Andrew, shoemaker 65 Sassafras

Barney J. victualler Tenth near Chesnut, and 65 Old

Shambles
Barnhill Robert, storekeeper 63 north Second
Barnhill Sarah, shopkeeper 13 north Third
Barnholt Frederick, victualler 237 St. John's
BarnholtG. victualler 245 Callowhill Sc 16 New Shambles
Barnholt John, victualler Charles
Barnitt Abraham, cabinet maker 198 north Front
Barnitt Thomas, turner 198 north Front
Barnitt Thomas, grocer 5 1 Passyunk
Barnit Martha, nurse, 3 Quarry
Barr Joseph, carter 430 north Third
Barr Patrick, stone cutter Locust near Elev^enth
Barralet John J. artist 46 F'ilbert
Barras John, carpenter 122 Callowhill
Barras William, carpenter 7 Budd
Barrett Francis, ship carpentt^r 2 SO south Fourth
Barrett Tobias, accomptant 3 Hurst

PHILADELPHIA

Barrington Charles, fruiterer and bottler 216 High
Barrington and Davenport, goldsmiths 49 south Second
Barrington Henry, fruiterer iand manufacturer of coffee

198 south Fourth
Barrington Richard, grocer corner Front and Almond
Barron Mary, widow near 165 Pine and 28 Vine
Barry Edward, sea captain 467 south Front
Barry Edward,. turner 17 Walnut
Barry James, mariner 131 Pine
Barry James, labourer 55 Penn
Barry J. B. cabinet maker 134 south Second
Barry Mrs. gentlewoman Chesnut above Eighth
Barry Patrick, rigger 191 north Front and 186 Water
Barry Peter, carpenter 72 south Fifth
Barry Samuel- musician Spruce above Seventh
Barry William, tobacconist 283 south Fourth
Bartholmew John, hatter 217 St. John's
Bartholomew John, storekeeper 205 north Second
Bartholomew Mary, gentlewoman 63 south Seventh
Bartholomew Mrs. huckster near 154 south Eighth
Bartholomew and Montelius, tobacconists 88 N. Third
Bartleson Abner, taylor 24 south Fourth
Bartleson Peter, carpenter 81 New
Bartlett Francis, shoemaker 60 Coates*
Bartlett Mary, seamstress 364 south Front
Bartling Conrad, carpenter 50 north Seventh
Bartling C. late inspector of lumber 255 north Front
Barton Benjamin Smith, m. d. 184 Mulberry
Barton Gilbert, merchant 29 Vine
Barton Joseph, teacher Germantown road near Rose
Barton Joseph, manner 493 north Front
Barton Thomas J. taylor 108 Cedar
Banow Sarah, widow 128 north Third
Bartram Archibald, printer 58 north Second
Bartram George, gentleman 68 south Second
Bartram George VV. druggist 35 Sassafras
Bartram Isaac, druggist he. 39 north Third
Bartram Mary, gentlewoman 39 north Third
Bartram Motes, druggist Ecc. 58 north Second
Bartram Mrs, gentlewoman 132 Lombard

DIRECTORY.

Barts Mrs. -widow 90 Christian

Bashford Mrs. shoe-binder Ehnslie's alley

Bashfuil Frederick, taylor back 22 south Second

Basley John, yeoman 523 north Front

Bass William A. grocer 125 Cedar

Basset Erasmus, young ladies' academy Goforth alley

Basset Edward, mariner 74 Penn

Bastian George, tallow-chandler 148 and 152 Mulberry

Batchelor Peter, carter 47." north Third

Batchelor Marp;aret, boarding-house 27 Penn

Batchelor William R. gunsmith 85 Water 8c 46 Spruce

Bates Benjamin, skin-dresser St. Tammany

Bates Christian, baker 308 south Fourth

Bates Benomy, late lumber mercht. near 261 Callowhill

Batho John, potter near 466 north Front

Batten John, porter 124 Cedar

Battermy Mrs. shopkeeper 94 Vine

Battes E. health-office messenger 29 Strawberry

Battes William, tobacconist 209 High

Battes , hair dresser 1 Eudd

Batts Thomas, rigger 44 i south Second

Baugh Ann, shopkeeper 2 Moravian alley

Baughman Catherine, widow 4 Locust

Baughman Conrad, taylor 15 Wagner's alley

Baumford Henry silver-plater Hyde's court

Baxter William sail-maker 312 south Front

Bayard Andrew, auctioneer 15 S. Front and 131 Walnut

Bayard Andrew, tin-plate worker 186 Sassafras

Bayard Joseph, stage driver 140 Callowhill

Bayne Charles, blacksmith 41 north Eighth

Bayne Nathaniel, turner 85 north Front [see Bean.

Bayne Robert, coachmaker corner of 8th and Mulberry

Bayne Robert, shoemaker Farmer's alley

Beach William M. druggist 326 south Second

Beale Joseph, cabinetmaker 75 Dock

Bcale P. cabinetmaker 28 north Sixth

Beamer Andrew, grocer 83 north Seventh

Bean J. mariner 135 north Water [see Bayne.

Bean Sarah, seamstress 41 Cable lane

Beard widow of George, 263 south Third

PHILADELPHIA

Beard James, labourer 3 1 Crown
Beard John, starchmaker 3 1 1 north Third
Beard Joshua, labourer Oak (N. L.)
Beard Nicholas, victualler Charlotte Sc 10 N. Shambles
Beard William, sea captain 275 south Second
Beasly Mrs. widow back 62 Cherry
Beasly Stephen, shipwright 246 Swanson
Beates Frederick, scrivener 94 north Third
Beatman and Taylor, sail-makers South-street Whart
Beatman John, sail-maker 89 Passyunk
Beattes Hester, widow 1 17 Coates'
Beattes Sarah, schoolmistress 68 south Fifth
Beatty David, saddler and harness maker 68 High
Beatty George, sandman 134 Cedar
Beatty Isaac, tallow chandler 8 George
Beatty Samuel, ladies' shoemaker 87 Cedar
Beatty William, storekeeper 308 south Second
Beaujour Felix de, consul general from his imperial ma-
jesty 179 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Beauveaue E. boarding house 159 north Third
Beaverly James, porter above 261 CaHowhill
Bebee Catharine, widow 270 south Third
Bebee William, well-digger Eleventh near Vine
Becbel George, agent 187 north Second
Bechtel Geo. St. John's above Willow st. or Pegg's run
Bechtel Jacob, boot and shoemaker 7 south Front
Bechtel John, shoe dealer 50 High
Beck George, taylor 172 south Sixth
Eeck George, landscape painter near 51 south Fifth
Beck and Harvey, merchants 1 1 and 12 south Water
Beck Henry A. hair dresser and innkeeper 26f) north Se-
cond and 248 north Front
Beck Henry, merchant 30 Sassafras
Beck Isaiah, tavera keeper 165 north Water
Beck Jacob, accornptant 33 St. Tammany
Beck Jacob, tobacconist Margaretta
Beck John, grocer 259 and 261 south Second
Berk John, baker 307 north Eighth
Beck Mis. widow Margaretta
Beck Paul, merchant 315 High

DIRECTORY.

Beck Peter, late storekeeper 4S2 north Third

Beck Valentine, shoemaker 86 Lombard

Beck's wharf opjf.vs nkxt 15 south Water

Beckenbach Jacob, carpenter 73 Green

Beckley Daniel, carpenter 82 north Eighth [see Bickley.

Beckley Jacob, grocer 128 north Fifth

Bedford John, cordwainer 73 south Second

Bedford Joseph, poiter to Pennsylvania Bank York road

above Callowhill
Bedford Thomas, accomptant 178 Sassafras
Bedford T. painter Sec. opposite 307 north Third
Bedinger Henry, ladies' shoemaker Cedar above Eleventii
Bed well Thomas, conveyancer 8cc. 12 Nicholson's court
Beere Robert, carter Juniper near Spruce
Beidelman Abraham, innkeeper 226 north Second
Beigler Philip, victualler Thirteenth near High
Beish Albert, grocer corner Spruce and Fifth
Beish George, oak cooper 42 Crown
Bekz Christian, baker 308 south Fourth
Belin Augustus, merchant 337 Spruce
Bell Henry, lumber-merchant 120 south Fourth and 37

Spruce
Bell Jer. taylor north west corner of High and Water
Bell John, shallopman Stillhouse alley
Bell James, taylor St. Mary's above Sixth
Bell Mary, tayloress 118 Walnut
Bell Margaret, boarding-house 27 Carter's alley
Bell Reese, carter 100 north Eleventh
Bell Polly, seamstress 90 Shippen
Bell Peter, sea captain 17 Shippen
Bell Samuel, grocer 39 Small
Bell Samuel, oak cooper 7 Prune

Bell widow of Thomas, late sea captain 182 south Second
Bell William, merchant 21 south Second
Bell William, baker 225 south Fifth
Bell William, merchant 169 Chesnut and 2 Sims* alley
Bell William, stone-cutter Cherry above iileventh
Bellin Philip labourer Goddars alley
Bellows James, sea captain 74 Green
Belsterling Jacob, inkeeper corner of Coatcs and Third

C 2

PHILADELPHIA

Beltzner Catherine, shopkeeper 72 Dock
Bender Ehzabeth, widow 175 south Fifth
Bender John, Uimber-merchant 442 rorth Second
Bender John, shoemaker 96 Green ^ Isee Binder.

Bender Joseph, shipwright 30 Union alley-
Bender Lewis, innkeeper 242 north Second
Benfer John, labourer 429 north Third
Benger Timothy, accomptant Twelfth near Filbert
Bengerman Joseph carpenter Spruce near Thirteenth
Benkenhoffer George, cooper 174 north Eighth
Benner George, carter 1 1 Budd
Benner Jacob, sea captain 57 New
Benner Jacob, gentleman 189 north Third
Benner widow of Jacob, Juniper near Chesnut
Benner John, baker 360 north Front
Benner Ludwick, innkeeper 233 north Third
Benner Peter, oak cooper 365 north Second
Bennet Barbara, boarding house 292 Mulberry
Bennet George, pilot 44 Queen

Bennet widow of Christopher, grocer 255 south Fourth
Bennet James, bricklayer 76 north Seventh
Bennet Jacob, painter 9 1 Swanson
Bennet John, copper-plate printer 160 Sassafras
Bennet John, bricklayer near 62 Spruce
Bennet I^ouisa, storekeeper 8 north Fourth
Bennet Nathaniel, porter above 241 Callowhill
Bennet Rosina, widow 1 2 1 New
Bennet Peter, biscuit baker Liberty alley
Bennett A. shoemaker 315 N. Third and Shively*s alley
Bennett John, njarble cutter 397 High
Bennett Samuel, merchant 268 north Second
Bennett Sarah, widow 66 Union
Bennett Titus, teacher 9 Vine

Bennett and Walion, booksellers and stationers 31 High
Bennett William, mate 3 1 5 south Front
Bennett William, carter 20 Plum
Benninghove J. tobacconist 47 S. Front and 46 Water
Benninghove Jacob and Co. tobacconists 77 High
Benthow E. sea captain 7 Powell
Bently John, labourer Fourth above Brown

DIRECTORY.

Berc^ Andrew, tayloi* 7 Sassafras alley

BcTgasse Cadet, merchant 38 north Second

Berger Frederick J. accomptant 112 north Fifth

Berger Samuel, labourer 107 Green

BergmeytT Daniel, shoemaker 108 north Seventh

Berhardt Francis, professor of music 96 south Fourth

Berkenbile Mathias, labourer Centre alley

Berniaud C. china merchant 19 south Second

Bernard George, 147 north Second

Bernard John, hair dresser 42 Cedar

Bernard Mrs. widow 4 Dock

Berniard A. and J. jewellers ^^ south Third

Bernhardt J. boarding house 94 N. Water & 97 N. Front

Berrett Samuel nailor 294 Sassafras

Berrett William, ortiamental painter 9 Cherry

Berrett Robert, merchant coiner Ninth and Chesnut

Berry Joseph, sea captain 106 Union.

Berry Peter L. carpenter 72 south Fifth

Berry Eleanor, widow Webb's alley

Berry Swan, rigger Margaretta

Berryman Joseph, bricklayer 10 Cresson's alley

Berryman Richard, shipwright 15 Mary (S.)

Bertron David, M. D. a9 Artillery lane

Bertroud Mrs. 93 south I'ourth

Berwick Richard, baker 30 North alley

Besson Anthony, merchant 112 nortii Second

Besse Madame, gentlewoman 37 Coates's alley

Besselievre r'rancis P. accomptant Fitzwalter

Best Thomas, 49 Coats*s alley

Bethausen E. m. d. 339 north Third

Bethel William, sliip chandler 10 S. Wharves and 132

notth Front
Betson William, sliocmaker 45 Passyunk
Bettinger MichaeJ, tanner 478 north Third
Beltle Samuel, merciiant 14 south Third
Beltle John accomptant 27 north Second
Bettle William, boauiing house 203 south Front
Betts Ebenezer, cut imilor 15 and 17 north Seventh
Bevan Mat. L. merchant 41 S. Water 8c Chesnut above

Ninth

PHILADELPHIA

Be van John, painter &c. 257 south Front
Bewley Hannah, widow 204 north Third
Bewley James, taylor 204 north Third
Bey lie Joseph, confectioner 70 north Second
Bickerton Elizabeth, boarding-house 20 Almond
Bickerton Abel, shoemaker 28 Union alley
Bickerton George, shoemaker 32 south Fourth

BiCKHAM'S wharf opens at 17 SWANSON

Bickham Caleb, stave merchant 117 Swanson
Bickham George, merchant 154 High
Bickham Hannah, widow Schriver's court
Bickham and Reese, merchants 154 High
Bickham T. boat-builder 32 vSwanson 8c 254 S. Front

BsCKLEY's wharf opens at 7 AND 13 NORTH Vv^ATER

Bickley Daniel, lumber merchant 30 Callowhill
Bickley David, storekeeper N. E. corner Front and

Callowhill
Bickley Daniel, carpenter 62 north Eighth
Bicklow Mary, Milliner 8D north Front
Bicknell Peter, bottler 33 Eifreith's alley 8c 166 N. Second
Biddinger Henry, shoemaker Juniper alley
Biddle Charles, prothonatory of C. C. P. 159 Chesnut
Biddle David, porter near 242 Lombard
Biddle Clement, notary public 4i and 43 Walnut
Biddle Clement, jun. sugar-baker 142 High
Biddle John, druggist 8cc. 142 High
Biddle John E. merchant taylor 145 south Fifth
Biddle John, shopkeeper 165 Vine
Biddle I'hoinas, broker 54 Walnut
Biddle William S. attorney at law 143 Chesnut
Biddle W^illiam M. and Co. brokers 35 Dock
Eiddle and Lea, sugar refiners 13 Church alley
Biddeson Catherine, nurse 74 New
Bigard James, biscuit baker 159 St. John's
BiRgard John, shallopman 197 St. John's
Biggs Thomas, mathematical instrument maker 66 south

Front
Bigham Hugh, newscarrier St. Mary's
Bi^-jler Jacob, sailmaker 18 Artillery lane l-sec Bcigler.
Bigloe Jacob, grocer 4 Callowhill

DIRECTORY.

Biles Benjamin, carpenter 254 St. John's
Billings Thomas, teacher 53 New
Billings William, ladies' shoemaker 84 south Fifth
Billington widow of Thomas, 81 south Sixth
Billmeyer John Jacob, furrier 121 High
Billon Charles, watchmaker and jeweller 75 south Second
Bills William, shipwright 31 Christian
Bilsland Ann, widow 28 1 High

Binder William, hatter 286 north Front Isee Bender.
Bines Eliakum, shoemaker Flmlen's alley-
Bines Robert, merchant 148 Pine
Bingerman Joseph, carpenter Spruce above Tenth
Bingham Archibald, late merchant 28 Penn
Bingham Peter, sea captain 77 Cedar
Bingham Robert, trunk-maker Juniper near Chesnut
Binney Horace, counsellor at law 80 Walnut
Binny and Ronaldsoii, letter founders Cedar between

Ninth and Fenth
Bion Gue E. J. corner of Pine in Fifth
Bioren Benjamin, sea captain 10 Carter's alley
Bioren John, printer and bookseller 88 Chesnut
Birch George, landscape painter near 20 north Sixth
Birch Thos. miniature painter 39 Spruce & 168 S. Fifth
Birch William, landscape painter 22 south Sixth
Birch William Y. stationer Sec. 37 south Second
Birchall Caleb, hatter 46 High
Birchead Levan, coachmaker near 350 High and south

Twelfth
Bird Charles, hardware store 225 S. Second & 82 High
Bird George, sea captain 388 north Second
Bird James, baker 2S George {sec Burd.

Bird John, confectioner 402 north Second
Birmingham John, grocer 54 north I lurd
Biinbourn John, mintner Turner's alley
Bi'-bing Joiin, hatter 81 north Fifth
Bishop John, plun.ber 9i Spruce
Bisliop Robert B. culler next 99 Walnut
Bishop Tliomas, shipwright 13 Callowhill
Binpham Joshua V. halter 40 Passyuuk
Biss»ei John, victuailcr 445 south Front

PHILADELPHIA

Bisscl widow of John, 1 9 south Third

Bitters Charles, furrier 1 1 north Third

Bitting Catherine, widow Eleventh near Sassafras

Bitting widow of Lewis, 39 Crown

Bitting Philip, labourer near 550 north Third

Black Ebenezer, labourer 14 Elizabeth

Black F. carpet weaver Fearis' court

Black George, shipwright 27 Queen

Black and Glasp^ow, grocers 6 Pine

Black James, jeweller and hair worker 89 south Second

Black James, plaisterer Mary's alley

Black John, plaisterer 133 Chesnut

Black John, whale-bone cutter i 8 south Fifth

Black John, gentleman 183 Chesnut

Black John, ship carpenter 1 1 Parram's alley

Black Joseph, merchant 30 north Second

Black Matthew, brass founder 21 Hurst

Black Robert, carter 60 Shippen

Black William, grocer 251 Cedar

Blackburn William, broker 73 Chesnut

Blackiston Presley, shoemaker 212 south Front

Blackman David, labourer 415 north Front

Blackman William W. flaxdresser and twine-maker 20

north Water
Blackwell Jacob, wine merchant 176 south Second
Blackwell Rev. Robert, d. d. 50 Pine
Blackwood and Wickersham, merchants 18 south Second
Blair Charles, carpenter Filbert above Tenth
Blair Robert, gentleman 24 Lombard
Blair S. blacksmith 133 Lombard
Blair William, cordwainer 20 Chesnut
Blair William, attorney at law 5 Plum
Blair William, sea captain 24 Lombard
Blair and Workman, lumber merchants 139 south Third

and 67 SwaDson
Blake George E. musical instrument maker and librarian

I south Third
Blake Tiiuolhy, hair dresser 160 south Front
Blakie James, cabinet niaktr 72 south Fourth
Blame Josepli, bottler and clerk of Higa street Market

5 north Fifth

DIRECTORY.

Blanc widow of Joseph, grocer 120 south Fifth
Blanc Victor, coppersmith 260 north Second
Blanchard Mrs. gentlewoman 8i Vine
Blanchard Aaron, bottler 26 High
Blandford John, blacksmith 156 Sassafras
Blanford David, smith Etris court
Blayney Arthur, m. d. 165 Sassafras
Bleas George, oak cooper 17 Green
Blen Jacob, carpenter Fourth above Brown
Bleyler John, grocer 325 north Second
Bleight Samuel, m. d. 104 Mulberry
Blight Peter, merchant 117 south Front
Bliss Susannah, mantuamaker 47 Vine

Blisset , comedian Hydes' court

Bloer E. taylor and scourer 92 north Third

Bioer Robert, jun. dyer 226 south Third

Blume Philip, baker 89 Christian

Blume Catharine, widow 180 Coates'

Blume John, labourer 67 north Tenth

Blume George, grocer N. W. corner Second and Plum

Blume George, shoemaker 16 Pewter platter alley

Blumner Christian, baker 18 Mulberry

Bluxsom Thomas, carpenter 16 Mary

Boack Frederick, shoemaker 141 north Sixth

Boate Thomas, bookbinder ISl north Front

Bob Catherine, upholsterer 60 north Sixth

Bob Peter, brickmaker corner Chesnut and Eleventh

Bockius Godfrey, hatter 14 German

Bockius John, sea captain 32 2 south Front

Boggs and Davidson, merchants 229 Migh

Boggs James, sea captain 152 Swanson

Boggs John, mariner buck 411 south Front

Boggs Jones, merchant 2)8 Mulberry

Bohlen B. and J. merciuuils 69 south Fourth

Bohlen John, mcrv^hant 5 south Fourth

Boise i>rlr. gentleman 137 south Fifth

Boissier Adam, porter 2^7 Cailowhill [.9tr Bussicr.

Boissier John, tavernkeepcr 137 ^>as3afras

Boisier , boot and shoemaker 7 t Lombard

Boker Aaron, ironmonger 1 2 south Second
BoUer John, merchant next 3 south Sixth

PHILADELPHIA

Boiler Sc Ritter, merchants counting: house over 194 High

Bolley Fred, cedar-cooper Brewers' alley near Third

Bollinger Samuel, shoem.aker 408 north Third

Bolton Thomas, bookbinder Oak (N. L.)

Bolton Rhoda, widow 4 Moravian alley

Bolton Samuel, hatter 87 north Second

Bolton William, silver-plater 18 south Sixth

Bomberger William, carpenter 12 Bank

Bonnacoonzae Madame, 219 south Fifth

Bond Phineas, consul from G. Britain 1 73 Chesnut

Bond Joshua B. merchant 92 south Eighth

Bond Benjamin, carter 443 north Front

Bond widow of Joseph, 34 Queen

Bond Jacob, saddle and harness maker 80 north Second

Bond Lewis, biscuit baker near 42 Budd

Bond Anthony, fruiterer 227 south Second

Bond William, labourer Lombard near Twelfth

Bond George supercargo 1 80 Spruce

Bones Samuel, baker 100 north Ninth

Bunnell widow of Charles, oak cooper 16 Vine

Bonnell William, paper merchant 24 Chesnut

Bonneuil Peter, wine cooper 37 Pine

Bonsall Edward, conveyancer corner of Spruce & Sixth

Bonsall Samuel, blacksmith near 133 south Ninth

Book William, labourer 134 Coates's

Book John, taylor 58 Vine

Boon Jesse, blacksmith 496 south Front

Boon A. boarding-house and tavern 14 Callowhill

Boone Jer. merchant 88 south Wharves and 100 Spruce

Booth widow of George, 28 Little Water

Booth William, gunsmith 88 S. Second & 22 N. Sixth

Booth William, coachmaker 49 Cable lane

Booth George, ladies teacher iO George

Borden and Stewart cabinetmaker 2 1 Chesnut

Bordly Sarah, gentlewoman 7 Union

Bordra Stephen, labourer 204 south Fourth

Borlie Samuel, 30 Eifreith's alley

Borhek John, confectioner 1 12 Walnut

3orie John Joseph, junr. merchant 89 Sassafras

Borns John, L.ogan near Sixth

DIRECTORY.

Boss Barbara, brush factory 29 north Front

Boss Frederick, grocer 35 north Fifth

Bosio Secondo, stable and tavern keej^er 144 Cedar

Bossier Joseph, brass founder Broad near Vine

Boston Charles, sweep 10 Ehzabeth

Boswell G. tin-plate worker 1 1 3 High 8c 18 Elfreith's alley

Boswell Samuel, printer 18 Elfreith's alley

Boswell William, oysterman 12 north Front

Boulu Mrs. gentlewoman 323 Sassafras

Boult Peter, merchant 50 south Sixth

Boulter Benjamin, carpenter Wood above Eighth

Bourgoin Desey captain F. 144 south Fifth

Bousquet A. merchant 267 south Front

Bouvier John B. umbrella maker 196 south Second

Bowen Enos, labourer 47 Brown

Bowen John, cooper 9 Elfreith's alley

Bowen widow of Joseph, grocer 358 south Second

Bowen Isaac, taylor 54 Artillery lane

Bowene Thomas, chair maker 115 north Second

Bowene Thomas, jun. ship joiner 33 Noble and Oak

near the Kay scales
Bowen William, cjiair maker 83 north Front
Bowen William, mariner 114 Swanspn
Bowen James, oysterman Spruce above Eighth
Bower Rebecca, widow 115 German
Bowers David, taylor 59 Shippen
Bovvers Jacob, shoemaker 455 north Third
Bowers John, grocer 148 Lombard
Bowers Marquis, watchman 244 Sassafras
Bovvers Mrs. midwife 9 Farmer's alley
Bowland John labourer 130 \ ine
Bowie Jane, widow 282 south Second
Bowlby Edward, ironmonger 69 High
Bowles William, block and pump maker 20 & 23 Little

Water
Bowley Frederick, cedar cooper 34 Dock
Bowman Charles, hog victualler 14 Budd
Bowman George, carpenter 21 Wood
Bowman John, carpenter, < 'arpenter (S.)

PHILADELPHIA

Bowman Joseph, carter Charlotte

Bowman Mrs. widow 392 north Third

Bowman Thomas, storekeeper 23 and 168 north Front

Boyce Catherine, Passymik near Sixth

Boyce Jos. brass-founder and silver-plater 191 Cedar

Boyce Sarah, widow 15 Gray's alley

Boyd Alexander, inspector of customs 30 Cable lane

Boyd Andrew, shopkeeper 6 High

Boyd Hugh, shopkeeper 257 St. John's

Boyd Jane, widow near 223 north Water

Boyd John, innkeeper 77 Shippen

Boyd Mr. china merchant 18 south Front

Boyd P. brass-founder 25 north Second

Boyd Thomas, watchmaker 41 Callowhill

Boyd William, soap-boiler 70 Crown

Boyer Abraham, carpenter 61 north Tenth

Boyer Isaac, grocer 142 north Second

Boyer Jacob, grocer 127 Green

Boyer James, accomptant 4 Brewer's alley

Boyer Michael merchant 191 south Second

Boyer Nathaniel, blacksmith IbS Mulberry

Boyer Valentine, victualler near 271 north Eighth

Boyer and Wilt, grocers 142 north Second

Boyer widow, storekeeper 142 north Third

Boyl James, stevadore 48 Passyunk

Boyle Al. xander, gentleman 87 Plum

Boyle Edward, mariner Mifflin's alley

Boyle Hugh, shoemaker Callowhill street Wharf

Boyle James, sandman 20 Spruce

Boyle James, trunk-maker 120 Lombard

Boj le Michael, sandman Farmer's alley

Boyle Niel, stevadore 8c grocer corner of Ninth 8c Cedar

Boyle Robert, shopkeeper 46 south Eighth

Boys Samuel, stave merchant 3 1 5 north Front

Boys Samuel, and Co. stave merchants 3:7 north Front

Bozoarth Andrew, labourer '1 enth near Filbert

B«.oarth William, carpenter Lee's court

Biatifield Benjamin, n/ilkman 252 south Sixth

Biackney William, tanner 443 north Third

Braceling Cornelius, back of 4 Quarry

DIRECTORY.

Brackin William, shoe-store 66 High

Brady C. coachmaker 166 Pine

Brady Hetty, seamstress 238 north Front

Brady James, currier 207 north Sc^cond

Brady John, sea captain 531 south Front

Brady John, watchman 40 Coates'

Brady Lawrence, mariner 31 north Water

Brady Margaret, boarding house 79 south Fifth

Brady Richard, shipwright Sassafras alley

Brady , segar maker 293 south Fourth

Bradey Robert, sea captain 518 south Front
Bradey widow of Peter, corner of Walnut and Fifth
Bradford Samuel F. bookseller Sec. 4 south Third
Bradford Thomas and William, printers and booksellers

8 south Front
Bradford Thomas, printer and bookseller 8 south Front
Bradford Thomas, jun. attorney at law 46 south Sixth
Bradford William, printer and bookseller 15 Vine
Bradhoft Henry, sea captain 26 Shippen
Bradley Daniel, mariner 98 Catherine
Bradley EUzabeth, widow 6 Shippen
Bradley James, grocer 6 north Seventh
Bradley John, taylor corner Cedar and Penn
Bradley John, h'onmongery and fancy goods store 78

High
Bradley Thomas, copper and tin smith 102 High
Bradshaw Sarah, storekeeper 137 south Second
Braeutigam Daniel, bookseller 194 north Second
Brame Henry, painter and glazier 44 north Seventh
Brand Martha, gentlewoman 13 north Sixth
Brades Peter, innkeeper 53 Vine
Brandt Aime and Charles, watchmakers and jewellers

129 north Second
Brandt Christian, tin-plate worker near 29 N. Eleventh
Brandt John, mariner 135 north Water
Branham Ebenezer, late innkeeper 22 north Fifth
Brannen Edward, umbrella maker 194 south Second
Branner Frederick, milkman 2 Branner's alley
Branner George, milkman 176 Vine
Branniman Catharine, Brit ton's alley

PHILADELPHIA

Branson Henry, carpenter 317 north Third
Branson John, saihnaker 278 south Third
Bjantwait E. oak cooper Fourth above Brown
Brasier Amable, watchmaker and jeweller 23 N. Third
Brattles Mary, shopkeeper 21 Small
Bravard widow of Ebenezer, storekeeper 229 S. Second
Bray Ann, mantua maker 81 Pewter platter alley
Bray John, jun. wholesale and retail dry good store-
keeper 187 north Third
Bray Joseph, 142 south Front
Bray Susannah, widow 74 south Fifth
Brayfield John, blockmaker near 22 Christian
Brazington Thomas, shoemaker 456 north Front
Brazington Isaac, carter 45 Budd

Brearly Jameii; %lock and watchmaker 78 north Third
Breck Samuel, gentleman 321 Fligh
Breck Samuel, carpenter 284 south Fourth
Breece Charles, late constable Little Seventh
Breidan Michael, scuipturer 1 10 nonh Eighth
Breidenbauch L. clock and watchmaker 189 N. Second
Breidenheart George, upholsterer 113 south Front
Breintnall David, ladies shoemaker 1 1 1 south Second
Breish Joseph, skin dresser 289 Callowhill
Breish John, skin dresser 249 Vine
Brell Samuel, blacksmith 2 Butler's court
Breneise Valentine, vendue cryer 15 Apple-tree alley
Bretz Jacob, baker ■'hepherd's court
Breuil Francis, merchant 202 south Front and corner of

Pine and Second
Brevorr J. C. sea captain 56 Almond
Bre.vton Dani-^l, sea captain 425 south Front
Breyur John F. taylor Lilly alley
Briand John, sea captain corner Lombard and Third
Bricknei riiomas, carter Juniper near Race
Bridges Colepcpper, merchant 261 south Front
Bridges Mrs. 259 south Frout
Bright widow of Jacob, 177 north Front
Bright John, shoemaker Taylor's alley
Bright John, labourer 131 north Front
Bright Michael, gentleman 125 north Water

DIRECTORY.

Bright Mary, widow 47 Lombard

Blight Susannah, widow 172 north Water

Biocht's wharf opens at 123 & 127 north Water

Briggs Dorothy, widow back 5 1 Meade alley

Biiggs Elizabeth, grocer 380 north Third

Briggs Francis, shipwright 403 north Front

Brindle James, grocer 479 north Third

Bringhurst George, coachmaker 23 north Fifth

Bringhurst James, sen. gentleman 131 south Front

Bringhurst James, jun. accomptant corner Spruce and

Seventh
Bringhurst Jesse, coachmaker 166 south Sixth
Bringhurst John G. druggist Sec. 32 north Fourth
Bringhurst Mary, widow 22 north Ninth
Bringhurst's wharf opens next 97 SOUTH Water
Brink Nicholas, baker 31 south Fourth
Brinton John H. attorney at law 279 High
Brintingham L. smith Christian above Third
Brintzinghoffer F. coachmaker 64 Sassafras
Bristoll Mary, widow 430 north Front
BristoU widow of Thomas, 403 north Second
Bristoll Thomas L. baker 3 Lactitia court
Brittin Joseph, tavernkeeper 75 north Front
Brittingham John, blacksmith 102 Plum
Britton Benjamin, jun. lumber merchant 43 Filbert
Biitton Jacob, silversmith 46 north Second
Britton John, sen. merchant 259 north Front
Britton John, jun. lumber merchant 149 north Water
Britton Thomas, blacksmith 437 north Third
Britton W. lumber merchant 261 north Front
Biitts Adam, innkeeper Vine alley
Britlz Jacob, merchant 34 north Third
Broadie C. A. and Co. shopkeepers 5 north Front
Broadly William, carter 285 Callowhill
Brobst Ann, grocer 1 14 north Sixth
Brobston Joseph, grocer 15 Chesnut
Brobston Robert, taylor 36 south Fourth
Bromill Benjamin, nailor 188 Cedar
Bronson E. publisher of the Gaz. United States N. W'^.

corner of Dock and Wahiut and 165 Walnut
D3

PHILADELPHIA

Bronson Day, shoemaker Kuncle

Brooke Bowyer, jun. flaxseed merchant 109 north Wa*

ter and Brooke's court
Brooke Bowyer, sen. gentleman Brooke's court
Brooke Caleb, blacksmith near 311 north Third
Brooke Charles J. accomptant 151 St. John's
Brooke Robert, surveyor near 319 north Third
Brooke Rees, iron merchant 107 Vine
Brooks Catharine, shopkeeper 121 High
Brooks Elizabeth, widow 30 Dock
Brooks J. cooper 83 south Water and 12 Gray's alley
Brooks John, tanner Callowhill street wharf
Brooks John, late grocer Margaretta
Brooks Mary, widow 19 Strawberry
Brooks and Patts, merchants 63 High
Brooks William, plane maker 25 and 35 Key's alley
Brooks William, tobacconist Juniper alley
Broom Christopher, carter 76 Budd
Broom Elias, oak cooper 15 Swanson
Broom Samuel R. merchant 119 south Third
Broom Thomas, shoemaker 118 Cedar
Broom Thomas, cooper 83 Penn and 26 Swanson
Brosius Louisa, grocer S. W. corner Second and Pine
Brotherton John, shoemaker 259 Catherine
Broubert William, labourer 375 Mulberry
Brown Andrew, teacher 43 south Fifth
Brown Ann, widow 69 Cedar
Brown Armat, merchant Chesnut above Tenth
Brown Benjamin, shallopman 65 Coates'
Brown Benjamin W. scrivener 64 Vine
Brown Catharine, tutress 23 Artillery lane
Brown Charles, late tavernkeeper 192 Mulberry
Brown Charles B. merchant south Eleventh near George
Brown B. 54 Crown
Brown Charlotte, nurse Farmer's alley
Brown Christian, innkeeper corner Cedar and Broad
Brown David, book binder St. Tammany above Fourth
Brown David, sea captain 66 Christian
Brown Elizabeth, widow 97 Brown
Brown Elijah, merchant corner George and Tenth

DIRECTORY.

Brown Elisha, merchant 2 south Second

Brown Francis, taylor 216 Wahiiit

Brown George, carpenter 64 north Ninth

Brown George, jun. tobacconist 179 north Third

Brown George, sen. tobacconist and innkeeper 73 High

Brown George T. blacksnnth 127 Callowhill

Brown Henry, whitt;smiih 452 Sassafras

Brown and Heimberger, grocers 138 north Front

Brown Hanse, sea captain 150 north Front

Brown I. rag merchant 147 Brown

Brown Jane, boarding house -'1 Shippen

Brown Jacob, iron store 161 north Second

Brown Jesse, stable keeper 12 Locust

Brown James, shopkeeper 31 south Front

Brown James and Co. merchants 69 south Water

Brown James, skin dresser near 550 north Third

Brown John, merchant 14 Sansom

Brown John, mariner near 42 Budd

Brown widow of John, master rigger 8 Margaret

Brown John, silver-plater 1 Flbow lane

Brown John, taylor 236 south Third

Brown John, gentleman Chesnut near Tenth

Brown John, grocer 20 Passyunk road

Brown John, mariner 1 1 Shippen

Brown John, shoemaker 6 South alley

Brown John, caulker 36 Plum

Brown John, merchant 152 south Third

Brown John, labourer near 17 Crabb

Brown John, sea captain 13 Pfcifiers alley

Brown John, gentleman 476 north Front

Brown Joseph, blacksmith corner Lomuard and Sixth

Brown Joseph, grocer 45 Strawberry

Brown Joseph, copperplate printer 23 Church alley

Brown Juliana, St. Tammany above Fourth

Brown Lawrence, straw hat warehouse 86 Sassafras

Brown Leiner, 147 Brown

Broun Martha, widow 122 Walnut

Brown Martin, rigger Noble near Front

Brown Michael, sea captain 2 Pfeitters alley

Brown Matthew, cedar cooper 427 nortli Third

PHILADELPHIA

Brown Martha, boarding house 122 Walnut

Brown Michael, rigger Margaretta

Brown Mary A. widow 18 Ahiiond

Brown Paul, storekeeper 1 1 north Front

Brown Richard, shoemaker back 62 Cherry

Brown Randle, mariner 61 Christian

Bi'own Samuel, painter &;c. 2 Lodge

Brown Samuel, labourer 167 Pine

Brown Sarah, innkeeper 111 Mulberry

Brown Thomas, sea captain 161 north Front

Blown Thomas, carpenter opposite 319 north Third

Brown Thomas, mariner 189 north Second

Brown Thomas, oak cooper 1 13 south Second

Bt'own Thomas, grocer 17 Swanson

Biown Thomas, m. d. 27 north Sixth

Brown Thomas, grocer 130 south Ninth

Brown Thadeus, china store 42 south Second

B'OAvn Wm. B. and Son, biscuit bakers 169 N. Water

Brovm William tanner 71 Plim

Brown William, ferryman 50 Brown

Brown William, blacksmith 21 Green and 502 S. Front

Brown William, shipbuilder Oak (N. L.)

Brown William J. hardware merchant 14 north Front

and 67 Union
Brown William B. biscuit baker 1 1 Vine
Brown William, labourer 39 Brown
Brown William, soapboiler 10 Vernon
Brown William, tanner and currier 63 south Third
Bi"owne Eleanor, seamstress 265 S. Fourth and 80 Cedar
Browne Liberty, jeweller 70 south Front
Browne Peter, shipsmith 141 N. Front and 197 Arch
Biowne Peter A, attorney at law 64 south Sixth
Bi owne Peter and Son shipamiths and lumber merchants

331 north Front
Browne Rachel, widow 24 Sassafras
Brugiere Charles and A. Teisseire, merchants 103 High
Baum John, hatter Stillhouse alley
Brum Philip, sea captain St, George above Ninth
Bruraner C. bund box maker 110 north Fourth

DIRECTORY.

Brunei' Adam, skin dresser 353 north Second

Brunei' Thomas, labourer 133 German

Bruner Nicholas, mariner y6 Cedar

Brustar Henry, mast maker Beach

Brustar James, mast maker Queen (K.)

Brustar Samuel, late shipwright Beach

Bryan Peter, sea captain 23 Strawberry

Bryan and Schlatterer, merchants 129 High

Bryan Joel, innkeeper corner of Vine and Fourth

Bryan Guy, merchant 223 Mulberry

Bryan Catherine, shopkeeper 212 south Fifth

Bryan Elizabeth widow 158 south Third & 12 Sassafras

Bryan Mrs. widow 201 north Front

Bryant Mary Ann, grocer 23 Strawberry

Bryant Thomas, druggist 8cc. 449 north Second

Bryant Joseph, cabinetmaker 43 Dock

Bryant V. J. and M. Y. druggists 291 north Second

Biyant T. Jefferson, apothecary 3:* 1 north Second

Bryant Jolui Y. chymist Sec. 254 south Second

Bryden VV. carpenter back 84 souih Third

Brysack George, porter Wood above Eighth

Buchanan Alexander, shoemaker Locust near Twelfth

Buchanan George, m. d. 50 south Fourth

Buchanan George, biscuit baker 42 George

Buck Frederick, cedar cooper 255 north Second

Buck George, cedar cooper 188 north Second

Buck Hugh, blacksmith 423 and 424 south Second

Buckingham John, shoemaker 20 south Seventh

Buckley Adam, cedar cooper 258 St. John's

Buckley Isaac, meal store 389 north Front

Buckley John, labourer 5 1 north Sixth

Buckley J. B. goldsmith and jeweller 31 north Fourth

Buckley VVm. 8c A. M. merchants 87 south Third h 147

south Front
Budd Charles, ironmonger 5 north Second
Budd Joseph, hatter 4 north Front
BuiTington Joshua, labourer 68 Zane
Buglas Mary, boarding house 12 Coombes's alley
Buiac J. L. merchant 246 south Front
Bukannon Robert, labourer 169 south Third

PHILADELPHIA

Bull John, carter Charles

BuUis George, shoemaker 222 Lombard

Bullock Joseph, treasurer to the Germantown and Per-

kiomen turnpike Ninth near Walnut
Bnmbach Martin, grocer S. E. corner Greeen & Third
Bunem George, stable keeper 67 south Sixth
Bunner E. boarding house 125 south Third
Bu liner Jacob, sea captain 57 New
Bunner Sarah, gentlewoman 9 5 Pine
Bunting Charles S. merchant 1 1 1 Sassafras
Bunting John, carpenter 172 south Sixth
Bunting Jonathan, merchant 97 Chesnut
Bunting N. blacksmith 3»5 south Second
Bunting P. grocer 96 and US Sassafras
Biuiting Patrick, Steinmetz court
Burbank George W. sea captain 6 Prospect alley
Burd Edward, clerk of quarter sessions Chesnut above

Seventh
Burd Shippen E. attorney at law 44 Chesnut
Burden George, cabinetmaker 529 south FYont
Burden Jos. Windsor chair maker 99 S 3d & 86 Union
Burden Joseph, boarding house Goforth alley
Burdick Lewis, painter 1 12 north Seventh
Burge John, confectioner 86 Chesnut
Burgess Mary and Hannah, storekeepers 95 High
Burgess Mary, tavernkeeper 314 south Third
Burgess William, merchant 130 High corner of Fourth
Burk & Cummings, grocers & corn factors 92 S Wharves
Burk George, grain measurer 60 Queen
Burk Jane, widow 189 Callowhill
Burk Joseph, watchman Hoffman's alley
Burk Phineas, ropemaker 35 Prune
Burke Edward, tavernkeeper 16 Crooked billet wharf
Burke Henry, innkeeper 81 Callowhill
Burke Margaret, milliner 119 south Second
Burke Thomas, grocer 88 south Third
Burke Thomas, merchant 15 1 Mulberry
Burkart F. constable 146 north Fifth
Burkart Sarah, storekeeper 69 north Front
Burket Jacob, fence raiser St. Tammany

DIRECTORY,

Burket John, labourer 10 Hurst

Burkhart A. inspector of the customs 71 south Wharves

Btu'khart Robert and P. hairdressers 57 north Water

Bvirckhardt Henry, baker 27 VVahuit

Burckhardt Samuel, tobacconist Stamper's alley

Burley George, meal merchant 481 north Third

Burkaloe Mrs. widow 82 Green

Burkloe Samuel, watchmaker 13 Shippen

Biirman Amos, ship joiner 39 Plum

Burman Mrs. widow 170 Coates & 27 Old Shambles

Burn Charles, teacher St. Mary's VVillinj^s alley

Burn Joseph, storekeeper 244 north Front

Burn John, storekeeper comer Spruce and Second

Burns Anthony, labourer 532 north Third

Burns Catharine, widoAv 24 north Eighth

Burns James, shoemaker Locust above Eighth

Burns James, labourer Water above Callowhill and 178

Shippen
Burns John, grocer Spruce above Eighth
Burns John, grocer George near Eleventh
Burns John, sea captain George above Tenth
Burns Nicholas, grocer corner Sansom Sc :3eventh
Burns Peter, mariner 57 Meade alley
Burns Phoebe, seamstress 12 St. Mary's
Burns Sarah, widow Biddle's alley
Burns William, labourer corner Lombard and Twelfth
Burns widow of William, back 1 10 north Fourth
Burnside John, printer George above Eighth
Burr J. chairmaker Little Seventh and 37 Chesnut
Burr and Rarton, merchants 17 High
Burr Richard, merchant 15 Sassafras
Burr Joseph, Windsor chair maker 37 and 39 Chesnut
Burr William, m. d. 458 north Second
Bnrris Thomas, sea captain 15 Keys alley
Burrans Jesse, carpenter 280 High

Burrows , gardner near 268 south Sixth

Burrows widow of Edward, 175 north Front
Burrows Elizabeth, boarding house 105 High
Burton George B. druggist 175 north Front
Burtnet Peter, sea captain 43 Artillery lane

PHILADELPHIA

Burton James, niariner 402 south Second

Burton William, chiim store 66 north Second

Burton Robert, labourer 120 south Fourth

Burnwell James, shoemaker 76 German

Busch Andrew, shoemaker 105 north Third

Bussier B. starch factory 349 Callowhill [see BGissier.

Bussier Daniel, justice of the peace 154 Cedar

Bussier Moses, mate 72 Swanson

Busti Paul, merchant 2 1 8 Mulberry

Bustill Elizabeth, beer house 389 north Third

Butcher Maria, widow Riddle's alley

Butcher Job and Amos VV. grocers 49 north Water

Butland James, glass blower 80 north J ourth

Butland Mary, tassel and fringe maker 186 Spruce

Butler David, waiter 31 Crown

Butler James, teacher 16 Pewter platter alley

Butler James, sea captain corner of Walnut and Fifth

Butler John, shopkeeper 503 south Second

Butler John, plane maker 1 1 1 north Third

Butler John, grocer 61 north Eighth

Butler Pierce, Chesnut north-west corner of Eighth

Butler Samuel G. painter. Sec. 136 south Ninth

Butler Susannah, shopkeeper near 261 south Fourth

Butler Thomas, gentleman 1 north Tenth

Butler Thomas, tavernkeeper Germantown road near 3d

Butler William, labourer 136 south Ninth

Butterworth Sarah, gentlewoman Chesnut near Ninth

Button EHza, back 171 north Second

Buvat John, gentleman near 68 north Eighth

Buz George, shoemaker 450 Sassafras

Buzby John, corn chandler 166 Cherry

Busby Benjamin C. late lumber merchant 66 north 5th

Busby shell C. shopkeeper 120 north Second

ByerJy Christopher, late oak cooper 9 Sansom

Byers Samuel, carpenter Tenth near Walnut

Bymer Susarmah, widow 93 brown

Byrne Arthur, grocer 50 south Water

Byrne John, flour merchant 278 High

Byrne John, hair dresser 249 south Front

Byrne Mrs. boarding house 100 north Third

DIRECTORY.

Byrne Patrick, gentleman 86 south Front
Byrne Patrick, bookseller and stationer 20 south Sixth
ByFne Redmond and Son, grocers 37 south Water
Byron Joshua, sea captain 249 north Front.

CABOT Samuel, merchant 46 Walnut Sc 88 S. Front
Caddeck Henry, shipwright 5 63 south Front
Cade Draper, shoemaker 23 Shippen
Cadet Lyon and B. Nathan, merchants 204 north Second
Cadwallader Thomas, attorney at law 172 Chesnut
Caillebaux William, baker 57 Lombard ^.

Cain Patrick, mariner 79 Queen
Cake Joseph, hatter 106 north Front
Caldcleugh and Thomas, stationers 66 and 68 Chesnut
Calderwood A. \vatchn->aker 22 Strawberry
Caldwell C harles, m. d. 211 south Second
Caldwell D clerk of the district and court of common

pleas 180 Chesnut
Caldwell James, merchant 3 S. Wharves 8c 108 N. Fourth
Caldwell James, blacksmith corner Brown and Front
Caldwell James, labourer near 146 Brown
Caldwell James, labourer 1 15 north Second
Caldwell Jonathan, labourer near 38 Shippen
Caldwell Joseph, labourer 458 north Front
Caldwell Martha, boarding house 226 Walnut

Caldwell , taylor 1 1 Cresson's alley

Caldwell VVilliam, taylor 46 German
Call John, harness maker 33 Mary
Callaghan Charles, grain measurer 9 Wood
Callaghan Michael, carter 68 Plum
Callaghan Michael, dealer Matlock's court
Callahan John, carpenter 99 north Fourth
Callan P. teacher St. Mary's academy Willing's alley
Callan Samuel, 29 1 south Fourth
Callan William, grocer 242 south Sixth
Callaru L. embroiderer 83 \'ine
Callender James, sea captain 97 High
Callender and Shipley, meichants Spruce street wharf

PHILADELPHIA

Calvert Nathaniel, sea captain 291 south Front
Calvert Thomas, innkeeper 34 north Fourth
Cameron A. carpenter Webb's alley
Cameron and Fry, printers 13 north Seventh
Cameron James, golden swann inn 69 north Third
Cameron John, white smith Hartun^'s alley and 134

south Fourth
Cameron John, turner 23 Prune
Camm William, hatter 26 and 46 north Third
Campbell Alexander, shoemaker 83 i edar
Campbell Alexander, carter 8 Small
Campbell Anthony, grocer 294 south Third
Campbell David, cabinet maker in north Second
Carnpbell Felix, shoemaker 85 Plum
Campbell George, attorney at law 102 south Fourth
Campbell George, shoemaker 5 Lee's court
Campbell Hugh, taylor 20 George (S.)
Campbell James, grocer 62 north Sixth
Campbell James, late grocer above 5 50 north Third
Campbell James, taylor 81 south Front
Campbell James, plaisterer 395 Sassafras
Campbell James, sea captain 21 Vernon
Campbell Jane, teacher 35 Powell
Campbell John D. taylor 11 Mulberry 7o north Front

and 74 north Water
Campbell widow of John 132 south Third
Campbell Joseph, bricklayer Eleventh below George
Campbell Mary, widow 22 Spruce
Campbell Neil, grocer 216 south Water
Campbell Quinton, cashier of the Philadelphia Bank 32

south Sixth
Campbell Robert, labourer Malt alley
Campbell T. taylor 415 north Front
Campbell Thomas, boarding house 36 south Water
Campbell William S. oak cooper Stillhouse alley
Campbell William, cabinetmaker 136 south Fourth
Campbell widow of William, sea captain 1 George
Campbell widow, 127 Green

Canby Eli, merchant 63 south Wharves and 104 Spruce
Cannon Ann, storekeeper 346 south Second

DIRECTORY.

Cannon Ann, widow near 3 Brewer's alley

Cannon Charles, labour-^r 129 Walnut

Cannon George, taylor 133 north Sixth

Cannon James, mercliant 27 High

Cannon John, grocer 91 Plum

Cannon John, sea captain 3 i6 south Second ^

Cannon John, carter Cedar above Ninth

Cannon Thomas, breeches maker Elmslies alley

Cany Charles, suspender maker 26 Mulberry

Capdevieile Jacques, merchant 136 north Front

Capfield Elizabeth, 147 St. John's

Capp Jacob, flour merchant 29 1 High

Capp John, grocer 2il High

Carbough Daniel, labourer 450 north Second

Cardiff Clement, oak cooper 10 Penn

Care Jesse, saddletree maker 5 Knight's court

Care John, saddletree maker 122 north T^ifth

Care Peter and Son, merchants 52 south Wiiarves

Carebough Daniel, labourer Charlotte

Carey Francis, painter 27 Apple-tree alley

Carey Mathew, printer and bookseller 122 High

Carland Grace, widow 43 Coates'

Carles Margaret, widow 33 north Fifth

Carles Samuel, carpenter 173 Cherry

Carless John, smith and farrier Filbert near Ninth

Carleton George, 7 Gray's alley

Carlisle A. ironmonger 102 north Front and 139 High

Carlisle William, trader Eleventh near Locust

Carls Maskel. ladies* academy near 50 Zane

Carlyle Alexander, gentleman 8 I south Fifth

Carlysle John, shoemaker 47 Pine

Carmack David, grocer 190 Water

Carmact Turner, gentleman High above Twelfth

Carmalt Caleb, office of the Hand in Hand Insurance

company 99 High
Carmalt Jonathan, shopkeeper 99 High
Carmalt Thomas S. taylor 27 Brown
Carman George W. sea captain 23 Catherine
Carman James, grocer 23 High
Carn Anthony, labourer 65 Budd

PHILADELPHIA

Carn John, mariner 96 Christian

Carney Bernard, plaisterer 219 south Sixtli

Carney Elizabeth, widow Dean's alley

Carney Mrs. washerwoman Liberty alley

Carney Philip, newspaper carrier 250 Lombard

Cams iiichard, carter 20 Elizabeth

Carpenter Isaac, ladies' shoemaker 24-5 south Second

Carpenter John, taylor 271 south Second

Carpenter John, currier Taylor's alley

Carpenter John, jun. bookbinder 19 Carter's alley

Carpenter widow of John, carpenter 206 Coates'

Carpenter Jonathan, labourer Spruce above Seventh

Carpenter Samuel, painter, Sec. 205 south Second

Carpenter Samuel, sail maker 22 Parram's alley

Carpenter William, hatter 83 Chesnut

Carpentier L. D. merchant 125 Sassafras

Carr Benjamin, professor of music and editor of the

Musical Journal, next 159 Chesnut
Carr Edward, saw maker 158 Sassafras
Carr Edward, Callowhill near Eleventh
Carr Hannah, mantua maker near 316 south Third
Carr Isaac, shoemaker 189 north Third [see Karr.

Carr Jacob, victualler 106 north Sixth 8c 15 O. Shambs.
Carr James, mariner 105 Christian
Carr Mary, boarding house 30 Apple-tree alley
Carr Rev. Mathew, St. Augustine church and rector of

the same, Vic. Gen. &:c.
Carr Morgan, grocer 148 south Third
Carr Robert, brass-founder 7 Ffciffers alley
Carr Robert, printer 5 and 10 Church alley
Carr Robert, carter 140 German
Carr Samuel, carpenter 173 Cherry
Carr Sophia, nurse near 15 Brewers' alley
Carr Thomas, breeches maker 5 Plum
CarrWiliiam, teacher 28 north Sixth
Carragan Jacob, carpenter 204 Cherry
CarraloM Michael, dealer 54 north Eighth
Carrell Daniel, 14 Filbert
Carrcll Edward, merchant 74 Spruce
Carrell John, ironmonger 32 High

DIRECTORY.

Carrell Joseph, watchman 139 Cherry

Carrell and Lloyd, blacksmiths 319 Mulberry

Carrell Mary, habit maker 125 New

Carrell Patrick, nailor 150 Cedar

Carrell Patrick, carter 77 Plum

Caron Peter, smith corner ^V^alnut and Eighth

Carson Christian, mariner 165 north Front

Carson Charles, porter TS south Front

Carson Geoige, shoemaker 102 Cedar

Carson John, carter 189 Cedar

Carson James, teacher 127 Cedar

Carson Jemima, boarding house 129 Mulberry

Carson John, sea captain 57 Almond

Carson Joseph, merchant 233 south Front

Carson Jonathan, tavernkeeper 26 south Sixth

Carson Patrick, porter 78 south Front

Carson Sarah, widow 51 Cherry

Cart Richard, shoemaker 7 Small

Cars we 11 Samuel, and Co. merchants 52 Chesnut

Carstairs Thomas, carpenter 76 south Eighth

Carter Isabella, boarding house 39 Catharine

Carter Jacob, watchmaker 21 North alley

Carter Jasper, painter and stable keeper 46 south Fifth

Carter John, mariner 56 Catharine

Carter John, shipwright 392 north Front

Carter Joseph, painter and glazier Twelfth near High

Carter John, shallopman next 26 Catharine

Carter John, mariner 85 north Fifth

Carter Margaret^ widow 267 north Front

Carter Samuel, porter to the United States Bank 135

north Sixth
Carter .'^. cooper 94 north Front and Mulberry wharf
Carteret Daniel, chair maker 393 south Front
Carteret Joseph \V. cabinet maker 399 south Front
Caruthers Eliza, tavernkeeper corner' Pine and Eleventh
Carty Charles, rigger 14 German
Carty Josiah S. hatter 41 south Front
Carver Samuel, City Representative, in the State legis-
lature 98 Spruce
Casal J. stable keeper 207 south Fourth

E 2

PHILADELPHIA

Casdorp Eliza, teacheress 266 south Front

Case John, boarding house 170 north Water

Cash John, oak cooper 274 St. John's

Cash Jacob, tobacconist 3 Mulberry

Cash Thomas, inspector of customs, 63 New

Cashell Randall H. goldsmith and jeweller 23 N. Second.

Casnor Enoch, shoemaker 105 north Ninth

Casnor John, carpenter 94 Coates

Casnor Joseph, brickmaker Sixth above Coates

Cassady Nicholas, shoemaker 60 S^vanson

Cassady widow of William, mast maker 453 S. Front

Cassedy Andrew, labourer back of 1 10 Walnut

Cassedy Edward, porter 191 Lombard and 20 Spruce

Cassedy John,

Cassedy Samuel, porter 321 Sassafras

Cassedy William, shoemaker 136 north Fourth

Casson Charles and Patrick porters 78 south Front

Cason Lewis, grocer corner Second and Shippen

Casterie Margaret, widow*3 14 Sassafras

Castledine William, coach trimmer 87 north Sixth

Castles Robert, storekeeper 210 south Second

Castles James, grocer corner of Third and Lombard

Cathcart William, rigger 25 Meade alley

Cathcart W. boat-builder 9 Artillery lane & 385 N. Front

Cather David, carver 3 Fearis court and 381 N. Front

Cathers John, shopkeeper 110 Cherry

Catnach Donald, fruiterer 115 High

Catharall Isaac, m. d. 23 Mulberry

Catharall Catharine, widow 1 6 Elfreith's alley

Cathrall Edward, boat-builder 22 Artillery lane

Cauffman widow of J. corner of Water and Sassafras

Cauftman Lawrence, china merchant 156 north Second

CauU William, baker 64 Cherry

Cave Elizabeth, grocer 114 Lombard

Cave Thomas, distillery 10 cable lane and 226 N. Front

Cave Thomas, grocer 212 south Second

Cauvin Nicholas, baker 49 Lombard

Cavenaugh Hugh, grocer and tavernkeeper south side

of Almond street wharf
Cavcnder Charles, merchant 196 south Fourth

DIRECTORV.

Cavender and Son, ironmongers 1 4 south Front
Cavenough Jeremiah, victualler 32 Mary (S.)
Cecil Charles, locksmith near 105 Walnut
Cetti Anthony, fruiterer 88 High
Chalmers David, near 476 Sassafras
Chamberlain Benjamin, shoemaker 37 north Third
Chamberlain James G. merchant 2l8 Spruce
Chamberlain John, carpenter near 73 north Eighth
Chamberlain Richard, carpenter 35 Coates' alley
Chambers George, taylor 8 north Water and 17 Cherry
Chambers John, guager 26 South alley
Chambers John, innkeeper IG north Third
Chambers John, labourer near 116 shippen
Chambers Thomas, labourer 509 north Third
Chancellor (irace, boarding house 14 Cherry
chancellor William and Co. merchants 157 High
Chancellor William, merchant 4 and 6 north Fourth
chandler Cliff, i,hoemaker 500 south Front
Chandler Mrs. boarding house 5 6 north Fourth
Chapel John, mariner 65 Meade alley
Chappel James, mariner 23 Parram's alley
Chapin Nathan, teacher 205 south Fifth and 96 Gaskill
Chapman G. R. ironmonger 22 Wood
Chapman John, Windsor chair maker 2 Cherry
Chapman Luke, turner 157 south Sixth
Chapman Mary, widow 295 south Fourth
Ciiapman Nathaniel, m. d. ?39 Walnut
Chapman William, gendeman 79 Callowhill
Chapman William, shopkeeper 227 north Third
Chardon A. paper hanging manufactory 85 Chesnut and

323 Sassafras
Chase David, conibmaker south Broad near High
Challon Abiasha, taylor 162 Sassafras
Chatham John, shoemaker 41 Prime
Chaudron S. Sc Co. watchmakers Sc jewellers 12 S. Third
Chauncey Charles, attorney at law 46 Walnut
Cheesman Abner, labourer above 95 Budd
Cheesman Godfrey, oysterman 462 north Third
Cheesman Isaac, shoemaker 5 Elbow lane
Cheever Jesse, accomptant Middle alley

Iwr

PHILADELPHIA

Cherbono Jean Baptiste, confectioner 10 Stra^vberry

Cherry David, grocer 142 Si:)ruce

Chester James, boot and shoemaker 143 north Front

Chester Samuel, shoemaker Wittman's court

Chevalier Mary, widow 97 Callowhill

Chevalier Samuel, tanner York road above Poplar lane

Chevans William, deputy stave inspector lOo Catherine

Chew Benjamin, sen. gentleman 1 12 south Third

Chew Benjamin, jun. counsellor at law 152 south Second

Chew Jeftery, carter 262 south Fifth

Chew Joseph, labourer 1 1 1 Swanson

Chew widow of William, boarding house 46 Spruce

Chiene M. and Co. dry goods store 104 south Second

Chierdel Paul, taylor 126 north Front

Child Henry, ironmonger 452 north St^cond

Child Margaret, widow 62 Plum

Childs John, printer 62 Spruce

Childs Thomas, sea captain 268 south Sixth

Christberger John, labourer 1 Green

Christian Anthony, mariner Cox's alley

Christian Elizabeth, widow 129 north Front

Christian Peter, biscuit baker 126 north Water

Christian Susan, 147 north Fourth

Christie Ann L. widow 8 Stall's court

Christie H. grocer 2 north W'ater and 80 north Front

Christie James, grocer 121 Brown

Christie Joseph, mariner Cox's alley

Christine George, carter York road near Green

Christler Jacob, shopkeeper 3 north Third

Christmas Samuel, carpenter 189 south Sixth

Christy Robert, boot and shoemaker 27 south Front

Christy William, shoemaker 96 south Water

Chur Jacob, baker 85 Sassafras

Chui'ch John, surgeon barber 231 south Fourth

Church Samuel, jun. merchant S. Wharves corner South

Church Sylvanus, sea captain 54 Green

Churchman M. accomptant near 161 Spruce

Cist Mary, widow of Charles, printer 248 High

Claire Garvais, 1 12 south Fifth

Clapier Lewis, merchant 6 Lombard 8c 216 south Front

DIRECTORY.

Clare William, grocer 266 south Third

Claridge Philip, grocer S. E. corner of Vine and Fifth

Claik Ann, shopkeeper 33 German

Clark Asher, shoemaker 95 Shippen and 126 Coutes'

Clark Benjamin, clock and watchmaker 36 High

Clark Benjamin, labourer Middle alley

Clark Caleb, shallopman 309 norlli Front

Clark Catharine, widow 103 Mulberry

Clark Charles, painter See. 16 Fayette

Clark Clement, boarding house 26 Spruce

Clark Ephraim and Charles, clock and watchmakers S.

E. corner Front and High
Clark Ephraim, clock and watchmaker 1 south Front
Clark Elisha, grocer 72 V'ine
Clark Hannah, widow of Samuel, 38 north Fifth
Clark Hugh, carpenter Academy yard north Fourth
Clark James, grocer corner German and Third
Clark Jacob, grocer 55 north Water
Clark John, sea captain 8 1 north becond
Clark John, plumber near 25 Brewers' alley
Clark John, tavernkeeper 119 south Water
Clark John L. merchant 32 north Fifth
Clark Mary, seamstress 22 Callowhill
Clark Mary, widow 32 Branch

Clark Robert, grocer N. W. corner Swanson Sc Almond
Clark Robert, tanner 501 north Front
Clark Stephen, shoemaker 186 north Fourth
Clarke Jeremiah, shoemaker 94 Christian
Clarke Joseph, teacher 12 north Fifth
Clarke Joseph, carpenter 462 north Second
Clarke Joseph, grocer 3 south Water k 91 north Second
Clarke Mrs. boardnig house 33 north Eighth
Clarke Samuel, merchant 227 south Front
Chirke William, sugar boiler 122 Flum
Clarke Wdliam, mariner 23- Artillery lane

Clarke , widow boarding house 192 Mulberry

Clai-kson J. merchant 48 south Wharves and 83 Union
Ciarkson Samuel, merchant 90 south Wharves and next

62 Union
Clawgts Daniel, painter 45 N. Fourth 8c next 188 Vine

PHILADELPHIA

GJawges Joseph, painter 45 north Fourth

Clawges J. sen. measurer of painters' work 52 N. Fifth

Clawson Edward, mariner 57 south Water

Clawson , widow 39 Green

Claxton John, shipchandler 7 south Wharves 8c 19 Arch

Ciaxton Mary, china storekeeper 76 Crown

Clay Curtis, jun. gentleman 18 Sansom

Clay Curtis, sen. gentleman ^

Clay Geo,-ge, sea captain f , ,q ^,,^^.^^^j

Clay Joseph, member to Congress 4

Clay Robert, sea captain )

Claypoole Abrm. G. late deputy naval officer Little 7th

Claypoole David C. 222 Spruce

Claypoole Jos. late city commissioner 4 south Front

Claypoole Joseph, jun. hatter and corder at High street

wharf 17 south Front
Claypoole Josiah, shoemaker 326 north Second
Claypoole Temperance, Willing's alley
Claypoole widow of William, upholsterer 72 south Front
Clayton C. coachmaker corner Seventh and Mulberry
Clayton Mary, widow 367 Mulberry
Clayton Samuel, shoemaker 107 Queen
Clayton Thomas, hatter 126 sotith Front
Cleaver Isaac, m. d. 286 north Second
Cleaver Jesse, lumber merchant 286 north Second
Cleaver Jesse, shoemaker ods north Third
Cleaver widow of Philip, cedar cooper 217 north Eighth
Clemens Edward, fruiterer 299 north Second
Clemens Joseph, perfumer 102 south Second
Clemens Jacob, grocer 82 north Third ■*

Clemens Margaret, widow 285 St. John's
Clement Jacob, grocer 15 High and 78 north Front
Clement James, merchant 90 soutii Tliird
Clement James W. merchant 67 south Seventh
Clement Joseph T. supercargo 111 north Fifth
Clement J. VV. and Co. mercliants 54 south Wharves
Clemon Madame, near 12 Elizabeth
Clemons Hugh, mariner 8 bwanson
Clemson James, flour merchant 271 High
Clemson T. dealer in bolting cloths 268 High ^ 52 Filbert

DIRECTORY.

Clevene:er Squire, taylor 6 Water and 48 Race

Clew William, ladies' shoemaker 315 Mulbcirv

Clifford Thos. merchant next 192 liij^h and 232 Walnut

Cliffoid John D. ironmonger 1 I north Nintii

Clifford's wharf opf.ks xkxt 2j north Water

Clitton Ann and Maria, 7 north bixth

Clilion Isaac, hatter back 198 north Second

Clifton James, sea captain 26 Catlverine

Clifion and Tatem, saiimakers 79 south Whai'ves

Cline Llizcibeth, widow (j8 north Sixth

Cline George, shoemaker 505 north Third

Cline George, taylor 1 Prune

Cline Jacob, porter Sttinmetz court (N. L.)

Cline John, taylor 429 north FroDt [see Kline,

Cline George, tanner Hose alley near Green

Chne Henry, taylor 47 north Lighth

Cline Joseph oak cooper 352 and 354 north Front

Cline Joseph, mariner 33 Plum

Cline Peter, bricklayer 374 north Third

Cling John, sea captain 170 Sassafras

Clinton Ann and t'.iizabeth, boarding house 5 south 4th

Clinton Francis, soap boiler Juniper lane

Clinton Uocert, sen. merchant 141 Spruce

Clinton Robert, jun. merchant 141 Spruce

Clodee Madame, 195 south Fourth

Clop John, whitesmith 92 New and 174 north Fourth

Close Christian, corn chandler 81 Passyunk

Close David, storekeeper 249 north Second

Clolch Mary, widow 23 Walnut

Clothier Harbary, tavernkeeper 2:^0 north F'ront

Clotworthy John, baker 1 1 Little Water

Cloula V harles V. skin dresser and parchment maker

Margaretta
Cloud J. smelter and refiner in the Mint 247 Mulberry
Cloven Abraham, brick maker south Broad near 'hesnut
Cluley John, wire fender and cage maker J4 south Third
Clymer D. C. Lsq 104 C herry
Clynier George, President of the Philadelphia Bank 1 1

north Lighth

Clymer Jacob, candle box maker 128 Coates*

PHILADELPHIA

Clymei* Jacob, carpenter near 89 Crown

Ciynier John, bricklayer near 341 Callowhill

Clymer Maria, widow 483 north Third

Coate Rev. Michael, 118 north Fourth

Coates Daniel, currier 50 1 north Front

Coates George M. hardware merchant 49 High

Coates Isaac, carpenter 470 north Front

Coates Jacob, nailor Malt alley

Coates John, shipwright 158 Swanson

Coates John R. attorney at law above 200 Chesnut

Coates John, cook Margaretta

Coates Josiah L. merchant 60 north Third

Coates Mathew, nailor 466 north Front

Coates and Randolph, merchants 6 north Second

Coates Samuel jun. agent 87 New

Coates Samuel, merchant 82 south Front

Coates Sarah, widow 273 south Fourth

Coates Thomas, grocer corner of Sassafras and Third

Coates widow of \Mlliam, Fsq 38'2 north Front

Cobb Mrs. widow Fourth above Brown

Cobbin Augustus, mariner 33 Vine

Cobbitt Knslow, shallopman 152 Cedar

Coburn Ann, shopkeeper Locust above Seventh

Coburn John, rigger 22 Mulberry

Cochlan Mary, widow Broad above High

Cochran Hugh B. bookbinder 108 Sassafras

Cochran Hugh, porter 161 Shippen

Cochran John, shoemaker 267 south Fifth

Cochran John, baker near 350 High

Cochran John, tobacconist Mary's alley

Cochran Mary, schoolmistress 83 north Fifth

Cochran Robert, carpenter 124 south Sixth

Cochran Robert, printer 108- Sassafras

Cochran Sarah, widow near 58 Filbert

Cochran , widow boarding house 14 Carter's alley

Cock Catherine, mantuamakcr 135 Plum
Cock J. T. teacher of mathematics 324 south Second
Cockburn W. J gentleman Hudson's lane
Cocker Mary, mantuanmker 107 north Ninth
Coffee Isaac, cooper Elizabeth

DIRECTORY.

Coffee G. F. sprig nail cutter 28 Elizabeth
Coflee Jonathan, blacksmith 297 Vine
Coffie J. VV. painter, Sec. near 64 Dock
Coflien Albert, sea captain M'Cullouk^h's court
Cogle Mary, widow 418 south Second
Cohen Abraham, broker 28 south Fourth and 127 Vine
Cohen Mrs. B. 54 north Fifth
Cohen E. merchant 42 north Fifth
Cohen Rev Jacob, near I k. herry
Cohen Joseph, labourer 270 St. John's
Coit Kichard, shoemaker 7 Small
Cole James, shopkeeper 325 south Front
Cole James H. merchant 8 north Third
Coles Edward, stevadore 30 Little Water
Cole Sarah, widow of Elias, carpenter 343 Callowhill
Cole William, carpenter 125 north Second
Coleman Adam, siioemaker back -2J3 \ ine
Coleman Catherine, mantua maker 1 19 north Third
Coleman Charity, huckster 133 ^ herry
Coleman Israel, nailor 175 St. John's
Coleman Lydia, nurse near 91 north Ninth
Coleman Margaret, widow 419 north Second
Coleman Natnan, viciualler Sassafras above Thirteenth
Coleman Philip, skinner and glue factor iS'oble
Coleman Kosina, widow 234 south fifth
Coleman Sarah, tavernkeeper 15 herry
Coleman William, stable keeper 64 Dock
Colerick Arthur, printer 25 Prune
Coh.oun David, ship-carpenter Federal
Colhoun G. and H. merchants 37 north Water
Colhoun Gustavus, merchant 265 Chesinit
Colnoun Hugh, mcrcliant 37 north Water
Colhoun rhomas, trader 2b south Water
Colhoun \v illiam, blacksmith 123 edar
Colladay Abraiiam, carpenter 136 Mulberry
Colladay Jacob, carpenter 155 north Ijghth
Colladay \\ illiam and Daniel, 136 Mulberry
CoUard John, biicklayer 141 Green
Collier John, rigger 366 south Second
Collier Kiciiard, jun. ladies* shoemaker 70 Shippen

PHILADELPHIA

Collin Rev. Nicholas, 208 Swanson
Collins Abraham, gentleman 32 Cable lane
Collins Benjamin, painter, &:c. 46 and 50 Chesniit
Collins C. biscuit baker 28 S. Wharves & 18 George (C)
Collins Cato, brush maker 88 New
Collins Edward, grocer 87 and 89 north Third
Collitts widow of Edward, grocer 86 north Water
Collins Sarah, cake baker 91 Mulberry-
Collins Susan, widow 2 14 south Sixth
Collins Tillanes. shallopman 80 Green
Collins Timothy, grocer 75 south Fifth
Collins William, baker 240 Cedar
Collins William, taylor 4 Knight's court
Collins W'illiam, carter 16 Prune
Collins Zaccheus merchant 29 north Second
Colling James, shoemaker 1 1 Passyunk road
Collings R. sail maker 25 south Wharves and 33 Union
Collirigwood Sarah, widow Britten's alley
Colonel John, jeweller 172 Pine
Colverly Edward, mariner 57 south Water
Combs Peter, mariner 112 Swanson [see Coombs.

Comerlo Frederick, band-box maker 67 Coates'
Comfort Stephen, jun. merchant 26 south Second
Comly Diivid, carpenter St. John's above Callowhill
Comly Ezra, corder 75 north Third
Conily James, merchant taylor 19 south Third and 190

north Fifth
Comly Mrs. widow Pegg's
Conarroe Thomas, whurf builder 32 Callowhill
Conchy James, storekeeper 296 south Front
Conchy John, shopkeeper 369 south Front
Corde ( harles, hairdresser 5 5 Mulberry
Condery Henry, labourer 40 Prune
Condie Thomas, bookbinder 22 ( arter's alley
Condon WiUiam, blacksmith shop Penn street [K.] and

dwelling Beach near Maiden
Condy J. W. counsellor at law N.E. corner SthScChes.
Cone Eliza, pastry cook 68 Dock
Cone Mrs boarding house 32 south Fifth
Congleton Da^id T. sea captain 64 Catherine

DIRECTORY.

Conkle George, taylor 90 north Third

Conkle Henry, taylor 26 north Seventh

Conn Elijah, carpenter 7 Knight's court

Connell Mary, widow 439 south Front and Biddle's alley

Connell Thomas, grocer 28 north Water

Connelly Elizabeth, 189 St. John's

Connelly H. cabinet maker 44 Spruce and 152 S. Front

Connelly and Harden, painters near 245 Swanson

Connelly J. blacksmith 282 and 264 south Third

Connelly John, auctioneer 78 and 80 south Front

Connelly Mrs. widow 439 south Front

Connelly Patrick, gentleman Lombard above Ninth

Connery John, cabinet maker 118 south Fourth

Connie Peter, wine cooper 159 Cedar

Connor Bernard, porter Cedar near Eleventh

Connor Bridget, tavernkeeper 284 south Front

Connor Charlotte, grocer 47 Cedar

Connor James, caulker 57 Prime

Connor Mary, widow 60 Union

Conover Samuel, m. d. 141 south Fifth

Conoway Thomas, mariner 6 Butler's court

Conrad Barney, porter Cedar above Ninth

Conrad Elisha, merchant 41 High

Conrad John and Co. booksellers 28 and 30 Chesnut

Conrad John, bookseller, 8cc. 155 Walnut (Sans. Row.)

Conrad John, porter 192 Cedar

Conrad John, blacksmith 22 Pewter-platter alley

Conrad John, stable keeper 49 Vine

Conrad John, woolcomber 21 Sassafras

Conrad Joseph, bricklayer 400 south Second

Conrad M. shoe warehouse 60 High

Conrad Solomon W. printer 93 High

Conrade Dennis, bricklayer 81 Pine

Conway Bernard, storekeeper 84 north Third

Conyers John, shoemaker 40 south Third

Conyers Mrs. 29 Powell

Conyers William, shipwright Oak (N. L.)

Conyngham Gustavus, sea captain 81 Lombard

Cook'A. letter carrier 2 Chancery lane

Cook Aleximder, soap boiler 136 and 140 north Fourtli

PHILADELPHIA

Cook Catherine, widow near 5 north Tenth

Cook and C resson, merchants 138 High

Cook Detrick, baker 42 1 north Second

Cook Ebenezer, shallopman 20 Budd

Cook Elizabeth, spinster 52 Almond

Cook George, taylor 127 and 149 north Second

Cook Henry, carpenter 79 Vine

Cook James, brushmaker 16 N. Second 8c 17 Strawberrj^

Cook John, china merchant 31 1 north Second

Cook John, porter 5 1 Callowhill

Conk John, coppersmith 223 north Second

Cook Martha, widow of Peter, 119 Plum

Cook Mary, washer 179 Cedar

Cook Mary, widow 19 Apple-tree alley

Cook Margaret, boarding house 76 Plum

Cook Mrs. widow 142 north Second

Cook Peter, labourer 23 Cresson's alley

Cook Robert, accomptant 1 6 north Sixth

Cook Susannah, boarding house 78 south Third

Cooke George, taylor 24 Carter's alley

Cooke John, merchant 133 High and 1 north Eleventh

Coolbaugh Cornelius, tavernkeeper 319 north Front

Coomb Peter rigger 35 Catherine

Coombs David, constable 33 German [see Combs.

Coombs John, carter 327 north Front ♦

Cooper Balfour, mariner corner German and Fifth

Cooper Catherine, widow 345 Mulberry

Cooper Charles, victualler near 440 north Second

Cooper Conrad, back 143 north Third

Cooper Deborah, widow 186 south Front

Cooper Elizabeth, widow 403 north Third

Cooper Francis, shipwright 403 north Third

Cooper Hugh, grocer 50 northThird and 84 Mulberry

Cooper Henry, printer back 154 Sasasfras

Cooper James, carpenter 167 St, John's

Cooper James, carpenter 1 37 Pine

Cooper James, 215 north Front

Cooper James, gentleman 194 north Front

Cooper Jane, widow of John, 137 Pine

Cooper John, printer io7 Pine

DIRECTORV.

Cooper Joseph, merchant 87 north Front

Cooper Michael, tax collector 22 Small

Cooper Thomas, mast maker 5 Meade alley

Cooper Thomas, bricklayer 137 Pine

Cooper William, gentleman 74 south Eighth

Cooper William, millwright 475 north Second

Cope Godfrey G. victualler St. Tammany

Cope Israel, merchant 186 Mulberry

Cope John, tavernkeeper 12 Locust

Cope John, accomptant 54 Brown

Cope and Thomas, merchants 19 north Second

Cope Thomas P. merchant 36 north Fourth

Cope William, carter Swedes alley

Copeland Amelia, widow 524 south Front [see Cozi'/iiand

Copper James C. merchant 131 High

Coppinger John, pilot corner Seventh and Cedar

Corbet Mary, boarding house 90 north Water

Corbit Joseph, carpenter Twelfth near Mulberry

Cordner John, storekeeper 370 north Second

Corfield Adam, taylor 422 north Second

Corfield E. D. attorney at law and justice of peace 299

Vine
Corfield Jesse, tanner 331 Callowhill
Corfield Russell, printer 50 north Eighth
Corfield William, skin dresser 353 Callowhill
Corgae Thomas, ship smith 209 Swanson and 44 Queen
Cork John, carpenter Walnut above Tenth
Corkrin James, carpenter 207 south Fourth
Corkrin Mary, milliner 207 south Fourth
Corless Mathias, grocer corner Dock and Third
Corlet Catherine, boarding house 81 Swanson
Connan Frederick, innkeeper 400 north Third
Cormick David, mariner 29 German
Cormick Elizabeth, seamstress Liberty alley
Corn Philip, baker St. Mary's
Corneau J. B. cabinet maker 59 Lombard
Cornel Mary, seamstress 3 "..resson's alley
Cornelia W iiliam, shingle dresser 277 north Front
Cornish James, clerk of Second street market 73 Cedar
Cornish widow of John, store keeper corner Cedar & 2d

PHILADELPHIA

Cornman Adam, su^ar refiner 28 Moravian alley

Cornman Eliza, widow corner Pine and Eleventh

Cornman Joseph, deputy sheriff 320 Sassafras

Cornman William, deputy sheriff near 266 Lombard

Cornweil Daniel, tavernkeeper 320 north Front —

Corey Robert, merchant 7 1 south Water

Correy Samuel, shoemaker 7 South alley

Correy S. labourer Walnut above Seventh {see Currey*,

Coruthers Robert, hatter 80 north Second

Corwell G. taylor 52 Catherine

Cossart David, cedar cooper 83 Sassafras

Costigan Francis, sea captain 7 Cresson's alley

Cotter Michael, sea captain 363 south Second

Cotter Patrick, grocer 19 Hurst

Cottineau widow of Dennis, merchant 202 Spruce

Cottman widow of John, taylor 83 north Fifth

Cottringer Garret, merchant 143 Pine

Coulston Nathan, innkeeper two milestone Ridge road

Coulter John, merchant 210 south Water and 16 Union

Coulter John, labourer 391 Sassafras and Spafford

Coulton Israel, carpenter 5 Butler's court

CouUon Margaret, widow > ^^^^ 33 Caskill

Coulton W'llham, carpenter 3

Coulton William, taylor north east corner Penn & Cedar

Countryman John, baker 120 German

Coupar widow of Robert, Brown's court

Courlet J. B. gentleman 38 Coates' alley

Coursault Amable, merchant 210 south Second

Course Mathias, mate 313 north Second

Course Peter, mate 62 Artillery lane

Courtney Ann, shopkeeper 33 Prime

Courtney Arthur, type-founder Cordwainer's alley

Courtney Joseph, carpenter 46 north Seventh

Courtney Mary, boarding house 104 Spruce

Courville G. merchant 129 Lombard

Cousland and Bishop, plumbers 49 south Wharves

Cousland John, plumber 12 Cypress alley

Cowell Mary, widow 166 south Third

Cowptrthwaite J. justice of the peace 204 north Front

Cowperthwaite Murk, shoemaker 174 Spruce

DIRECTORY.

Cowpland widow of Caleb, Crousillat's wharf

Cox Oavid, tavernkeeper 169 south Front

Cox Daniel, labourer Stillhouse alley

Cox Elizabeth, teacher 15 north Fourth

Cox l!lizabeth, widow of Moses, corner Union 8c Third

Cox Gideon, regulator of dry measures 253 High

Cox Jacob, merchant 226 High

Cox James S. President of the Pennsylvania Insurance

Company 429 High
Cox James, artist 1 south Third and 39 Almond
Cox John, porter Logan
Cox John T. carpenter Ninth near Walnut
Cox John W. sea captain 49 Callowhill
Cox John, carter Locust above Ninth
Qox John A, shoemaker Tenth below Walnut
(^ox Joseph, mariner 6 Hurst
Cox Martin, blacksmith 419 north Front
Cox Mrs. boarding house 47 Mulberry
Cox Paul, sea captain 88 south Front
Cox Samuel, ladies' shoemaker 59 Cherry
Cox Sarah, widow 80 Spruce
Cox W. raantuamaker 114 Shippen
Coxe Danl. W. merchant 79 Walnut Sc oo south Fourth
Coxe Esther, gentlewoman 96 south Third
Coxe John D. 76 Walnut
Coxe John Kedman, m. d. 51 north Third
Coxe Tench, purveyor of public supplies 1 1 Prune
Coxe William, slioemaker 8 Coomb's alley
Coyle Catherine, 39 Crabb
Coyle James, laylor 17 Pine alley
Coz'ins Isaiah, carter Stillhouse alley
Craft Jacob, tanner near 29 Coates' [see Kroft.

Craft Jacob, carpenter Fourth above Brown
Craft Michael, tanner above 5 1 1 north Second
Craig Andrew, mate near 1 1 Kuiickle
Craig Flizabclh, widow 55 south Seventh
Craig Jacob Samuel, laylor 132 south Ninth
Craig John, merchant 2ol soutli Front and 22 Penn
Craig John, saddle and harness maker corner Third and

Germantown road

PHILADELPHIA

Graig John, blacksmith 500 south Front

Craig Samuel, blacksmith 14 Prune

Craig Seth, saddle and harness maker 217 High

Craig Seth and Co. saddle and harness makers 110 High

Craig and Simmons, merchants 31 Dock

Craig Mary, widow 120 Mulberry

Craig Thomas, sea captain 405 south Second

Craig William, teacherC hesnut near Seventh

Craige Jane, gentlewoman 230 Spruce

Cramp George, ship carpenter 274 Swanson

Cranchel Bartholomew, fruiterer 157 Chesnut

Crane Azariah, wrought nailor Laurel (N.L.) Isee Crean.

Crane Isaac, taylor Pine alley

Crane Roger, sea captain 41 Christian

Cranston, Alexander and Smith, merchants 136 High

C'anston William, sea captain 38 Queen

Crap Nicholas, boot and shoemaker 101 south Second

Crawford Alexander, taylor 192 north Third

Crawford Andrew, stevadore 290 south Fourth

Crawford widow of James, 332 south Second

Crawford James, merchant 132 south Second

Crawford John, mate 53 Almond

Crawford John, baker back of 185 High

Crawford Mrs. storekeeper 336 north Second

Crawford Samuel, grocer 43 north Water

Crawford Sarah, boarding house 82 south Water

Crawford William, silk dyer 93 north Front

Crawford's wharf opens at 99 north Water

Crawley E. boarding house 127 S. Third [see Crowley.

Craycroft Joseph, shoemaker 74 Christian

Cream Sarah, 27 Apple-tree alley

Creamer Christian, labourer 204 St. John's

Creamer J. blacksmith 161 Shippen and 116 Lombard

Crean John, late carpenter 132 south Eighth

Crease William G. ladies' shoemaker 246 north Second

Creely John, ropemakcr Carpenter (S.)

Cress George, shoemaker 420 north Second

Cress Henry, innkeeper Cliesnut-hill

Cress Henry, storekeeper 351 north Second

Cress John, inspector of customs 9 1 north Sixth

DIRECTORY.

Cress Peter, harness maker 237 High

Cressinan Henry, shoemaker Farmer's alley

Cresson Benjamin, halter 16 north Second

Ciesson Caleb, gentleman next 61 Cherry

Ciesson James, John H. 8c Joseph, china store 14 N. 2d

Cresson James, china merchant 227 fiigh

Ciesson John Elliott, conveyancer 54 High

Cresson John H. merchant 18 Strawberry

Cresson Joshua^ merchant 55 Lombard

Cresson Joseph, china merchant 74 Mulberry

Ctesson Sarah, gentlewoman 16 north fifth

Cribben Thomas, sail-maker 253 north Second

Cribbin John, rig;>er I 15 Catherine

Cridland John and Gustavus, merchants 208 south Third

Criganiyre Jacob, labourer Fourth above Brown

Crim George, blacksmith above 500 north Second

Crim Mrs. huckster 466 north Fhird

Crisman Henry, shoemaker 129 north Sixth

Crisman Jacob, shoemaker 6 Brewer's alley

Ciibpin Hetty and Rachel, shopkeepers 9 south Second

Criston Joshua, gentleman Lombard above Eleventh

Crocket John, taylor 150 south Water and 82 Spruce

Crocket Samuel, taylor Leech's court

C'roft Robert shoemaker 372 north Second

Crom Thomas, ropemaker next 1 15,Christian

Cromley Jacob, labourer 29 north Sevenih

Cromwell John, bricklayer Sch river's court

Cromwell Oliver, bricklayer 132 Callovvhill

Crooked Billet whauf at 21 south Water

Crooks George, founder near 8 Hyde's court

Ciosby Dennis, cooper 25 Callowhill

Crosby (ieorge,"*grocer and miner corner Walnut & lltk

Crosby James, maiincr near 162 .*5hippen

Crosley Ann, nurse 1.^8 north Second

Cross George, miner 371 Mulberry

Cross George, boaiding house 272 Swanson

Cross John, tobacconist 241 N. Second Sc 166 S. Water

Cross widow, Blackhorse alley

Crosier Benjamin, shoemaker 8 3 Chesnut

Grossman Henry, grocer 128 liigh

PHILADELPHIA

Grossman J. livery stable 28 north Third

Crothers Anthony, gentleman Chesnut above Eighth

Crothers John, taylor Brooke's court

Croto Henry, newscarrier 32 Farmer's alley

Croucta and Bouchet, bakers 234 Lombard

Crouding Peter, carpenter 53 north Sixth

Crouss Michael, victualler 142 Vine

Crousillat L. merchant 13 north Water, counting-house
Crousillat's v/harf

Crousillat's wharf opens next 13 NORTH Water

Crowan John, carpenter 3 Appletree alley

Crovvell Martin, mariner 21 Appletree alley

Crowell Rachel, 35 Almond

Crowell Samuel, pilot 92 Swanson

Crowley Jane, nurse Burd's alley

Crowley John, clock and watchmaker 138 south Front

Crowley Timothy, fruiterer 16 Walnut

Crown William, labourer 39 Prime

Crox John, sugar-boiler near 5 11 north Second

Crukshank James, bookselkr 87 High

Crukshank Joseph, merchant 25 Church alley

Crumback Godfrey, shoemaker Drinker's court

Crumback Jacob, shoemaker Stillhouse alley

Crumby Christian, corner of Fifth and Carpenter

Crusey Ann, widow 10 north Sixth

Cruson William, shingle-dresser corner Vine and Sixth

Cryder Mary, gentlewoman 165 north Third

Cubin John, rigger 3*3 Catherine

Cudlip John, shoemaker near 50 Meade alley j

CuUng John, taylor 5 south Water and 14 Coomb's alley.

Culing Thomas, sea captain 383 south S,econd

Cullin Arthur, labourer Mifflin's court

Cullin , carver 373 Mulberry

Culman Charles, back 129 Walnut
Culver John, carpenter 359 north Second
Cummer Daniel, shoemaker 140 Brown
Cummens Charles, perfumer 25 south Fourth
Cumming George M. &c Co. merchants 57 south Water
Cummings George, storekeeper 28 Plum
Cummings William, merchant 26 Plum

DIRECTORY.

Cummins Enoch, printer 131 north Water

Cummins George M. merchant corner Spruce and 8lh

Cummins James, taylor 32 Chesnut

Cummins James, shoemaker Lilly alley

Cummins Martha, widow 262 north Second

Cummins Paul, accomptant 22 Fitzvvalter

Cummins William, carpenter 17 Carter's alley

Cummins William, hatter 83 north Fifth

Cumston Thomas, merchant 301 High

Cunningham Catherine, shopkeeper 16 Small

Cunningham David, sea captain 145 nortli Second

Cunningham J. grocer 46 south Second [«ec Conyrighaju.

Cuimingham James, grocer 66 Plum

Cunningham James, boot and shoemaker Juniper alley

Cunningham Robert, weaver 75 north Sixth

Cunningham Thomas, shopkeeper 133 Vine

Cunitz widow of John, bleeder ai)d leecher 78 Sassafras

Curby William, mariner Emlen's court

Curcier Andrew, merchant 252 Spruce

Curdus Charles, potter back 64 Catherine

Cure Adam P. 66 south Sixth

Curren John, taylor corner Third and Union

Cm'ren Timothy, plaisterer Juniper alley

Curren William, boarding house 22 5 Ctdar

Currey Ann, widow 184 Spruce

Currey John, taylor hext 149 Walnut

Currey ■ ' . ■, brickmaker above 170 Chesnut

Currey Samuel, shoemaker 12 South alley

Currie William, m. d. 180 south Second

Curry Mary, gentlewoman 143 Chebnut

Curll Catherine, boarding house 81 Swanson

Curtis Asa, grocer N. E. corner Arch and Second

Curtis C. 37 Pewter-platter alley

Curtis E. taylor 2 south Water and 14 Coomb's alley

Curtis Isaac, grocer 25 Elfreith's alley

Curtis John, potter 405 and 407 south Front

Curtis Samuel, chimney sweep 18 Elizabeth

Curtis widow, 26S Mulberry

Curwen Joseph, merchant 4 Sansom

Cusack Ann, grocer 182 Cedar

PHILADELPHIA

Gushing: Caleb, sea capia-n 25 Cable lane

Cutnbert Anthony, mast maker 91 Swanson & 41 Penn

Cuthbert Elizabeth, gentlewoman 397 nortii Front

Cuthbert James L. merchant 189 south Third

Cuthbert John, teacher 215 St. John's

Cuthbert John and James L. merchants 102 S. Wharves

Cuthbert Samuel, merchant 220 Spruce

Cuthbert T merchant 264 south Second, 1 Little Water

Cutwine James, carter 46 Passyunk.

DABADIE John, merchant 55 north Second
Daetis , gi^ntleman 45 Lombard

Dale, Commodore Richaird, U. S navy 271 Chesnut
Dallas A. J. attorney of the United States for the dis-

trict of Pennsylvania 98 south Fourth
Dallas William, labourer 65 Catherine
Dallet Elijah and Thomas, soap and candle manufactu-
rers corner of Filbert and Tenth
Daily Nicholas, cabinet maker 136 Lombard
Dalley Mary, shopkeeper 1 1 1 High
Dally Frederick, taylor near 180 Sassafras
Dally John, type-founder Cedar above iNjinth
Dally John, sea captain 71 south Second
Dally William, tavernkeeper 243 south Sixth
Dalian Samuel, saddler 104 High
Dalrumple widow of George, 107 Catherine
Dalzell Jane, shoe-store 242 south Second
Dalzell William, china store 214 south Second
Danforth Thomas, pewterer corner of High and 1 3t
Daniel John, milkman 42 Zane
Daniel Nathaniel, accomptant 274 south Front
Daniel Samuel, wharf builder 396 north Front
Dankle Henry, bread and biscuit baker 27 south Water
Dankle Mrs tavernkeeper 95 hesnut
Dankwerth John, baker 151 herry
Dannaker John, victualler near 271 north Eighth
Dannenberg and Peus^h, meicliants (Ross's wharf) 52

south Wharves
Darley Sarah, widow Wagner's alley

DIRECTORY.

Darnell Henry, grocer corner of Moy amen sing road 5c
Federal street

Darr John, victualler 104 Coates'

Darr Nicholas, shoemaker 133 Coates*

Darrach James, hatter 34 High

Dates Sedgwick, gentleman 90 Christian

D'Audet Alexis, editor of the Petit Censeur 48 Union

Dauce Simon, goldsmith 72 north Fourth

Daudy Peter, labourer 237 Cedar

D'Autrechey Alexander, geographer and engineer, cor-
ner Twelfth and Chesnut

Davenport James, oak cooper 4 Penn

Davenport John, storekeeper near 64 Brown

Davenport John, hatter 43 south Front

Davenport Mary, Laurel street

Davenport and Milner storekeepers 453 north Second

Davenport William, mathematical instrument maker 45
south Front

David Jacob, storekeeper 186 N Second and 128 N Third

David John, mariner 185 Cedar

David Thomas E. accomptant 78 Spruce

Davison David, tavernkeeper 183 south Front

Davison Robert, innkeeper 1 5 1 Spruce

Davidson — — — , mate 486 north Third

Davidson A. sailmaker 2 Mulberry and 1 14 north Front

Davidson Arthur, carpenter Cauffman's court

Davidson David, taylor 1C2S. Water and 183 Front

Davidson Eliza, shoe-warehouse 71 south Second

Davidson James, Professor in the University Chesnut
above Ninth

Davidson James, labourer 3 Callowhill

Davidson John, baker 225 south Fourth

Davidson John, saddler Cauffman's court

Davidson Nathan, merchant 229 High

Davidson William, repository for horses and carriages
for sale, &c. 7 N. Seventh, dwelling 27 N. Fifth

Davidson William, broker 5 Sansom

Davies Edward, coach and sign painter 20 north Ninth

Da* ies Eleanor, nurse 1 1 1 Catherine

Davies Eleanor, tayloress 1 1 Swanson

PHILADELPHIA

Davis Abner, shoe store 58 High

Davis Abraham, mariner 30 Budd

Davis Abraham, shoemaker next 149 Shippen

Davis Andrew, mariner corner of Queen and Front

Davis Armon, grocer 1 10 north Sixth

Davis Benjamin merchant 9 north Second

Davis and Burns, grocers 244 High

Davis Catherine, innkeeper 4 Bank

Davis Daniel, taylor 22 Starr's alley

Davis Eli, shoemaker 55 Green

Davis Elijah, porter 77 Budd

Davis Elizabeth, gentlewoman 24 Almond

Davis George, gentleman corner of Filbert and Ninth

Davis George, gentleman 153 south Sixth

Davis George, law bookstore 163Chesnut 8c218Walnut

Davis Hannah, widow 90 Union

Davis Isaac, shoemaker 300 south Third

Davis Israel, tavernkeeper Broad above Sassafras

Davis James, labourer 72 Coates*

Davis John, merchant 120 High

Davis John, innkeeper 25 South alley

Davis John, storekeeper 40 High

Davis John, tobacconist 228 High

Davis John, mate 82 Budd

Davis John, carpenter 447 south Front

Davis Jonathan, carpenter 177 Pine

Davis Mary, ironmonger 168 north Second

Davis Nathan, labourer 200 St. John's

Davis Nathaniel, shoemaker 488 south Second

Davis Noah, bricklayer St. John's above Callowhill

Davis Robert, carpenter 87 Callowhill

Davis Robert, grocer 59 south Wharves

Davis Sampson, carpenter 183 Cherry

Davis Samuel E. accomptant near 69 south Eleventh

Davis Sarah, widow near 47 north Eighth

Davis Thomas, ship-joiner 322 and 328 north Front

Davis Thomas, boot and shoemaker 142 south Front

Davis Thomas, tavernkeeper 271 Vine

Davis William, taylor 6 south Fifth

Davis William, sea captain 117 Vine

DIRECTORY.

Davis Wiliiam, taylor 25 north Third

Davis William, ship-chandler corner Sassafras 8t Water

Davis and Willis, shoe store 40 High

Davis Zephaniah, stone mason Clover alley

Davy John, cabinet maker Cox's alley

Davy William, principal Indian factor 112 Spruce

Davy William and Son, merchants 112 Spruce

Dawes Abija, merchant 1 1 I south Front

Dawes Ann, widow 20 north Sixth

Dawes R. and A. merchants 22 south Wharves

Dawes Timothy, mariner 191 north Front

Dawson Daniel, ironmonger 78 north Fourth

Dawson Elizabeth, widow 15 Gaskill

Dawson G. B. merchant corner of Front and Pine

Dawson John, carpenter Lawrel (N. L.)

Dawson R. and E. suspender makers 30 Strawberry

Dawson Robert, shopkeeper 101 north Second

Dawson Thomas H. druggist 166 south Front

Dawson and Thompson, soap-boilers 373 south Second

Dawson William, brewer 79 Chesnut

Day Andrew, porter 297 south Fifth

Day Francis, mariner 43 Lombard

Day Margaret, milliner 1 3 Strawberry

Day Samuel, sea captain near 120 Swanson

Daymon Francis, teacher 96 Catherine

Dayton Israel, taylor 40 St. Johns*

Dayton John, merchant 120 Spruce

De Acha Bufino, merchant corner of Pine and Fifth

Deal Christ, stocking-weaver near 355 Callowhill

Deal Elias, baker 25 Apple-tree alley

Deal Jacob, baker 85 New

Deal John, porter 157 Coates* > r n /

Deal Peter, labourer 60 Passyunk S "^see Lfale.

Deal Margaret, widow 305 north Eighth

Deel John, victualler 261 Callowhill

Deavies Isaac, carpenter 220 Walnut

Deamer L. grocer corner of Almond Sc Swanson

Dean Alexander, accomptant 94 Lombard

Deas widow of William, merchant 36 north Iiighth

Debero Hugh, labourer 459 south Second

PHILABELPHIA

De Bender Joseph, boat builder near 59 Prime
De Bois Elizabeth, boarding house 14 Carter's alley
De Bordes John M. 133 Mulberry
De Bree John Bidlow, china merchant 74 High
De Bruil Peter, sail maker 110 Union
Deckers Martin^ grocer 88 Svvanson
Deckers Moses, labourer 75 Green
De Canizaes Catherine, 268 south Fifth
De Chapel Alexander, gentleman 142 south Fifth
De Chapel Francois Valcour, carpenter 150 south Fifth
De Charms Mrs. boarding-house 190 High
De Costa Elizabeth, widow 3 Prune
De Costa Mrs. widow 7 Callowhill
De Costa Joseph, sea captain 260 north Front
Dedrick Joseph, storekeeper 74 Vine
De Field Jesse, mariner Moyamensing road
De Forest Henry, cabinet maker 84 north Eighth
De Foronda Chevalier, Consul General from his Catho-
lic Majesty 168 Spruce
De Haven Hugh, gentleman 45 north Sixth
Dt Haven Jonathan, pump-maker near 206 N. Eighth
Dehart Jacob, sea captain 37 Filbert
Deimling Charles gentleman 191 High,
Deimling F. G accomptant 3 north Fifth
Deimling Francis, accomptant 2 Quarry
De la Bourdine J. J. grocer 57 Chesnut
De la Hunt and Doyle, soap-boilers 357 Mulberry
Delaney Lydia, milliner 131 south Second
Delaney Patrick, saddler 8 Locust
Delaney Timothy, grocer 577 south Front
Delany William, attorney at law 135 Walnut
Delamar Peter, nautical academy 77 north Front
Delamater John, merchant 68 north Eighth
De Laplane Mary, widow 466 north Second
De Laplane Rachel, widow 70 Union
Delaveau Eliza, widow of Isaac, 46 Meade alley
Delaveau John, ship-builder 217 Swanson
Delaveau James, fruiterer 182 north Second
Delaveau Joseph, grocer 176 Spruce
Delfosse Casimir, merchant 65 south Eleventh

DIRECTORV.

De Lion I. A, china merchant 245 north Second

De L'Ible Louis Gaschet, merchant 179 south Tifth

Delpeaue Madame, gentlewoman 125 Spruce

Demar Lewis, jjrocer corner of Almond and Swanson

Demsey Ameha. widow 13 Knight's court

Demsey John, labourer 53 south Water

Dempsey John, grocer 53 south Water

Demster James, carter Thirteenth near Sassafras

Denabre John, sea captain 79 New

Dencham James, carter 27 north Tenth

Denckla Christian H. merchant 68 north Third

Denham Peter, printer Little's court

De Nike Davis, sea captain 214 Cedar

Denman Aaron, merchant 205 High

Denman Samuel, merchant High near Eleventh

Denman Saml. and W. P. Meeker, merchants 190 High

Denn Patrick, shoemaker 47 Chesnut

Denney Dennis stevadore 15 Pine alley

Denney Jesse, shoemaker 63 Coates'

Denney widow of Joseph, Britton's alley

Dennie Joseph, proprietor and editor of the Port Folio

1 1 3 Walnut
Denning Catherine, huckster 5 Shippen
Dennis Barney, late shipwright 228 Swanson
Dennis John, coroner 90 north Sixth
Dennis Richard, merchant 319 High
Dennison James, potter Hoffman's alley
Denniston and Wray, ironmongers 172 High, dwelling

174 Spruce
D'Orlie Mr. gentleman 189 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Deppy Henry, baker Juniper lane
Depeuy Alexander, dancing-master 99 north Second
DL-rbyshire John, carpenter 3 Fromberger's court
Derrick George, labourer 74 Budd
Derrickson Joseph, coach- maker Tenth near Mulberry
Derry Hannah, widow 27 north Front
Desauque Lewis, confectioner 63 south Second
Descamps John, merchant 47 Mulberry
Descamps Sarah, widow 101 north Ninth
Deschapelles Alexander, gentleman 142 south Fifth

PHILADELPHIA

Descuret Lewis, jeweller 66 south Second
Desey Bourqoin captain Frefiratte Francais, 144 S. Fifth
Deshong Malhias, merchant 71 Walnut
De Silver Joseph, grocer 168 north Water
De Silver Robert, bookbinder 8 Pear
De Silver Thomas, bookbinder 152 south Sixth
Desmond Timothy, painter and glazier 99 Spruce
Detterline Henry, innkeeper 89 Callowhill
De Tune Jane, grocer 7 Vernon
Detz John, bricklayer 203 north Third
Detz Joseph, taylor 296 south Fourth
Detz Peter, carpenter 513 north Third
Detz Peter, oak cooper 203 north Third
Devenay widow of WilUam, baker 122 Lombard
Dever James, stevadore 14 Svvanson
Devereaux John, sea captain 49 1 south Front
Devereaux John F. soap-boiler Stamper's alley
Devillers John, gardener 258 Sassafras
Devitt Hugh, baker South street wharf
Devitt Margaret, 78 New

Devoll Catherine, boarding house 177 south Front
Dew^ees Elizabeth, widow 66 north Seventh
Dewees and Jones, taylors 121 south Water
Dewees L. blacksmith 276 Swanson
Dewees William P. m. d. corner Walnut and Fourth
De Werter Prudence, 179 south Frcnt
Dewey Seneca, teacher Thirteenth near Sassafras
Dexter Richard, slioemaker Emslies alley
Dialogues widow of John, blacksmith 24 North alley-
Diamond Martin, porter Cedar near Tenth
Dick Daniel, merchant 49 south Front and 48 Water
Dick Frederick, taylor 104 Christian
Dick Peter, taylor 22 north Eighth
Dick Philip, taylor 26 south Water
Dick Alexander, grocer 29 south Front
Dickens Ann, widow Oak (N. L.)
Dickenson Abel, printer 92 north Eighth
Dickenson P. gentleman corner of Chesnut and Eightli
Dickenson Phoebe, cake baker 158 south Second
Dickerson Catherine, widow 462 north Second

DIRECTORY.

Dickerson Jesse E. millwright 31 Coates'
Dickerson John, porter 147 north Sixth
Dickerson Mahlon, attorney at law 22 south Sixth
Dickerson Sarah, gentlewoman 34 Mulberry
Dickinson Abraham, carter 206 Lombard
Dickinson Amos, oak cooper back 326 north Front
Dickinson Daniel, glover 32 south Second
Dickinson Jesse, carter Noble above Front
Dickinson Joseph, weigher 526 north Front
Dickson John, grocer 200 south Third north west corner

of Gaskill
Dickson Mary, gentlewoman 42 north Fourth
Dickson William, shoemaker 390 Sassafras
Dickey Adam, sea captain Lilly alley
Diehl Conrad, baker 52 Swanson
Diehl Nicholas, notary public Carpenter's building and

55 south Eleventh
Diehl Thomas, merchant 57 north Fourth
Dilcart John, innkeeper 340 north Second
Dill Hugh, shoemaker 40 Passyunk
Dill Joseph H. sea captain 32 Catherine
Dillingham S. marine inn 7 south Water
Dillman Jacob, labourer 532 north Third
Dillon John, laboui-er 293 Mulberry
Dillon William, shoemaker 154 Cherry
Dilworth Ann, gentlewoman 90 south Third
Dilworth James and Joseph, ironmongers 56 High
Dilworth James, ironmonger 59 north Second
Dilworth Sarah, hardware store 128 south Front
Dingey Daniel, taylor 172 south Water
Dinnin Robert, carpenter 188 south Sixth
Diog John, grocer and stone cutter 38 Small
Dixey Thomas, pump maker Fitzwalter above Seventh
Dixon Patrick, labourer 4 Stamper's alley [see Dickson.
Dixton Mary, boa;ding house 135 Pine
Dobbins Caleb, carpenter near 9 Branch
Dobbins Tho. merchant taylor 5 south Front 8c 4 Water
Dobelbower Lewis, printer 33 Almond
Dobbon George, merchant 219 High
Dobson Samuel, carpenter 55 High

PHILADELPHIA

Dobson Thos. bookseller and stationer 41 south Secoiid.

Dodg;e John, picture frame maker Hoffman's alley

Doerderman Jacob, oak cooper 40 Moravian alley -

Dolan Ann, boarding; house near 70 German

Dolby Abraham, sea captain b Cherry

Dolhy Daniel, cooper and euap^er I Pine

Dolby Joseph, sexton of Christ church 21 Cherry

Dolby Mary, china store 338 south Second

Dolby Mary, spinster 30 Union

Dolling- Paul, blacksmith 62 Cherry \_see Duling,

Dollman John, pump maker 204 north Eighth

Dominick Charles, painter Sec. sioo north Second

Donaldson Arihur, taylor 34 Mulberry

Donaldson Isaac, hatter 72 north Second

Donaldson James, shoemaker Cox's alley

Donaldson John, broker 33 Walnut

Donaldson John, mariner 37 Penn

Donaldson William T. mast maker 68 Swanson

Donath Joseph and Co. merchants 28 south Front

Donegan Thomas, storekeeper 410 north Second

Donlevy John, shoemaker 117 Plum {_see Dun.

Donlevy John, grocer and bottler 282 south Fourth

Donlevy Morgan, printer Garrigues' court

Donnahue Matthew, labourer 38 St. John's

Donnahue widow of Thomas, 10 Union \_see Ponnohue,

Donnaker Christian, grocer 141 north Third

Donnaker C. widow 293 Callowhill

Donne 1 James, 77 north Fifth

Donnelley Joseph, grocer 115 Cherry

Donnelly James, porter 17 north Eighth

Donnelly John, labourer 405 Sassafras and 417 N. Front

Donncly Alexander, grocer Nicholson's court

Donnobue Humphrey, labourer 19 North alley

Donnohue James, labourer 12 Queen

Donnoliue Roger, musician 36 Plum [*<?e Donnahue.

Donovan John, sea captain 9 Willing's alley

Donovan Sarah, mantua maker 9 Willing's alley

Doran James, grocer and bottler 140 south Water

Dovan John, carpenter 245 south '1 bird

Doran John, grocer corner Walnut and Tenth

DIRECTORY.

Doran M. shopkeeper corner Chesnut and Second

Dorey John, brewer Webb's alley

Dorey Peter, boarding house 119 north Front

Dorman John, shaHopman Christian above Third

Dorr Lieutenant Joseph, i'ilbert near Thirteenth

Dorselt Farrell, merchant 156 south Fifth

Dorsey Benedict and Son, grocers 3 and 5 south Third

Dorsey Benedict, jun. grocer 25 Branch

Dorsey John, senator for the first district 28 Sansom

Dorsey John S. m. d. 4d Mulberry

Dorsey Thomas, shoemaker ISO Lombard

Dotterer Barney, shoemaker 196 north Third

Dotterer Henry, innkeeper 333 north Front

DorviU John, taylor 328 north Front

Doubelleer Henry, shipwright 25 Cable lane

Dougherty Abigail, widow 10 Small

Dougherty Alexai^er, taylor 45 Pine

Dougherty Daniel, porter 24-4 Cedar

Dougherty Edward, labourer Pine alley

Dougherty George, labourer Cedar above Twelfth

Dougherty George, ironmonger 145 south Front

Dougherty Hugh, carpenter 287 Callowhill

Dougherty James, hairdresser 302 soutlj Front

Dougherty James, labourer 27" I south To\irth

Dougherty John, grocer S. W. corner Lombard and 6th

Dougherty widow of John, boarding house 9 Elbow lane

Dougherty Martin D. sea captain 138 south FourUi

Dougherty Mary, widow Locust above Seventh

Dougherty Patrick, stevadore 54 Penn

Douglierty Richard, carpenter 173 south Seventh

Dougherty ^arah, widow 149 Chesnut

Dougherty Thomas, accomptant 10 Hyde's court

Dougherty William, sen. soap boiler 315 Callowhill

Doughty Daniel, wharf builder 49 Artillery lane

Doughty Eiias, blacksmith. 39 George

Doughty widow of Jonathan, ship builder 386 S. Front

Douglass Abraliam, oak cooper 244 Lombard

Douglass Abraham, accomptant 72 Union

Douglass Elizabeth, widow near 155 Sassafras

Douglass Francis, tavernkeeper 232 south Third

PHILADELPHIA

Bouglass Francis, bricklayer 27 Cherry

Douglass John, one of the aldermen, 174 south Fourth

Douglass John, jun. cabinet maker 186 south Second

Douglass John, type founder Cedar above Tenth

Douglass John, blacksmith near 50 1 south Second

Douglass Robert, hair dresser 54 Mulberry

Douglass and Ware, sail-makers 54 south Wharves

Dove John, sea captain 58 Almond

Dove John, sea captain, 48 Union

Dove John, cedar cooper 180 St. John's

Dover Elizabeth, widow York near Germantown road

Dow George, boarding house 353 south Front

Dow John, printer Letch's court

Dow Rebecca, '.vidow 2.2 Christian

Dowdle John, tobacconist 60 Green

Dowell Allen, printer Walnut above Eighth

Dowers J. sen. sail maker 83 south Sixth

Dowers and Trees, saJl makers 33 south Wharves

Dowes Deborah, tutress 6 l^'orris' alley

Dowinhimer John, gentleman 476 north Second

Dowman Samuel, currier 175 St. John's

Downey Samuel, carpenter 15 Artillery lane

Downing J. iron -merchant 119 north Water & 38 Fourtli

Downing Tho-^nas, shoemaker 215 St. John's

Downing ar^d Whelen, merchants 159 High

D0WNINr.»y WHARF OPENS AT I 19 NORTH WATER

Down?^ Ichabad, slioemaker near 63 norvh Eighth

I^o^'.rns Robert, labourer 27 Crabb

^^>oyle James, oak cooper 100 Cedar

Doyle John, grocer south west corner Third and Cedar

Doyle John, tavernkeeper 95 south Water

Doyle John, tavernkeeper 8 fiigh

Doyle John B. printer 5 Prune

Drable James, mariner 326 north Front

Drane Alexander, drover 25 Brewer's alley

Draper John, engraver 485 north Second

Draper Jonathan, shoemaker 129 Pine

Drew John, labourer near 127 Plum

Drinker and Bariow, merchants 14 Chesnut

Drinker Henry^ cushier of Ihe B- N. A. 20 north Front

DIRECTORY.

Drinker Henry, jiin. merchant 1 10 north Front

Drinker John, attorney at law 128 south Second

Drinker Joseph D. merchant 191 Walnut

Drinker Joseph, oak cooper 48 Mulberry

Drisden John, shaliopman Stillhouse alley

Droz Humbert, clock and watchmaker 28 Mulberry

Droz and Sons, clock and watchmakers 64 Chesuut

Djuley John, porter 273 south Fifth

Drum William, victualler Logan

Drumbar Henry, tavernkeeper 224 north Thii*d

Diumond Josiah, hairdresser 109 north Ninth

Duane William, publisher of the Aurora 106 High and

office Franklin court »-

Duane William J. 193 Chesnut
Dubac Job, trader 147 north Second
Dubarry John, merchant 25 south Third
Diibineer Thomas, carpenter 166 Cherry
Dubison Del, j:;entiewoman 1 1 1 Fine
Dubois Abraham, sen. and jun. goldsmiths 65 N. SeconA
Dubois John, shoemaker Farmer's row
Dubosq Henry, glass silverer 166 south Sixth

Dubouqr , 19 Powell

Dubs Martin and Co. grocers 247 High

Dubs Martin, merchant 37 north Seventh

Dubs Michael, flour merchant Pearson's court

Duche John, gentleman 22 Catherine

Ducomb Vincent, perfumer 47 north Third

Ducoing John, merchant 55 Sassafras

Ducoing and Lacombe, merchants near 19 Coates* alley

Ducoing Peter, merchant 71 New

Ducr James, shoemaker 136 north Fourth

Duer Hannah, widow 2 Prune

Duer William, labourer 124 Catherine

Duey Adam, tavernkeeper 10 south Fifth

Duff John, accomptant Farmer's row

Duffey Philip, boarding house and tavern 41 Cedar

Duffie Charles, labourer 10 Oak

Duffie George, labourer Mirtlin's court

Duffie Michael, printer Juni|Kr lane

Duffie Robert, labourer 46 Filbert

PHILADELPHIA

Duffie Thomas, labourer 129 Green

Dufief N. G. professor of French literature 47 N. Thirci .

Duffield James, ladies' shoemaker 107 north Ninth

Duffield John, merchant 1 9 1 south Front

Duffield Richard, merchant Locust near Tenth

Duffit-ld Samuel, m, d. 12 Chesnut

Dugan John, shoemaker north Juniper

Dugan Joseph, merchant 91 south Third

Dugan Mary, widow 201 north Third

Duling widow of John, taylor 48 Spruce {see Dolling.

Duling John, carpenter Walnut above Tenth

Duly Joseph, shoemaker Tenth near Mulberry

Dumas John F. merchant 42 Sassafras

Dumo Francis, baker 3 Summer's court

Du Moulin Michael, sworn interpreter 92 south Third

Dumoutet J. B. jeweller 55 south Second

Dunant Edward, merchant 333 High

Duncan Arabella, teacher 13 north Fifth

Duncan Elizabeth, 94 Catherine

Duncan Phceby, widow 12 Mulberry

Duncan , widow lavernkeeper Almond street wharf

Dunkerly Luke, bleeder Sec. 355 north Third

Dunkin Ann, gentlewoman 3 1 Walnut

Dunkin Matthew, gentleman 4 north Eleventh

Dunkin Robert H. attorney at law 31 Walnut

Dunkin Robert, grocer 60 George

Dunlap Andrew, shoemaker Shiveley's alley

Dunlap Elizabeth, nurse near 22 Little Water

Dunlap James, m. d. 107 Mulberry

Dunlap James, grocer corner Broad and Cedar

Dunlap James, tavernkeeper 226 south Sixth

Dunlap John, corner of High and Twelfth

Dunlap Sarah, shopkeeper 150 Lombard

Dunlevy Robert, sea captain Loxley's court

Dunlevy John, bottler 282 south Fourth

Dunn Daniel, beef steak and oyster house Franklin court

Dunn Edward, carter 150 south Ninth

Dunn Evan, carpenter Oak (S.)

Dunn and French, merchants 48 north Front

Dunn George, tanri'er St. John's above Callowhill

DIRECTORY.

Dunn John, mariner 57 Catherine

Dunn Joseph, innkeeper corner Fourth 5c Brewer's alley
Dunn Thomas, silk merchant 64 north Second
Dunn widow of William, Alargaretta
Dunning Ann, tayloress 99 German
Dunton George, mariner 39 1 north Front
Dunton Jacob, sail maker 6 1 New, and Bickley's wharf
Dunwick William, taylor 34 George
Dunwoody John, flour and feed storekeeper S8 north 7th
Dunwoody Ruth, widow 4 I north Seventh
Du Plessis Peter Le Barbier, conveyancer and sworn in-
terpreter 52 Walnut
Duplane widow, gentlewoman 70 Union
Du Ponceau Peter S. counsellor at law, office in Sixth
N. K. corner of Chesnut, dwelling 195 Chesnut

Dupout , dancing master 1 17 Spruce

Dupuy Daniel, sen. watch maker 1 14 Sassafras
Dupuy Daniel, jun. silversmith 4 south Second
Dupuy William, grocer 118 south Second
Durang Jacob, surgeon barber Hurst
Durang John, comedian 216 Cedar
Durfor George, carpenter 328 Sassafras
Durmare 'I'homas, victualler 514 north Front
Durnell widow of Thomas, constable 180 south Fourth
Durney Michael, biscuit baker south-east corner Second

and Shippen, bake-house 30 Shippen
Durell Jeremiah, porter 48 Brown
Dusar F. merchant 61 south Third and 20 Sansom
Dustan widow of Michael, saddler 306 north Second
Duswald John, labourer 208 High
Dutilh Stephen, merchant 164 south Second
Dutter Adam, tanner 2 1 1 St. John's
Dutter John, shoemaker 1 15 Callowhill
Dutton Benjamin, saddler 63 north Sixth
Duval James S. merchant 153 and 179 High
Duval Mary, boarding house 4 Dock
Duvivier widow of Lewis, m d 314 north Front
Dyer William, brewer corner Noble and Second
Dyke John, hair dresser 137 Chesnut
Dyott T. W. patent medicine warehouse 57 S. Second

PHILADELPHIA

EAKINSRachael, 50 Spruce
Eagleburner Peter, tobacconist 25 north Ninth
Earnest George, shoemaker 239 St. John's
Eansworth an<d Jolley, hardware merchants 132 High
Earingficher Jacob, turner 57 Filbert
Earl Abraham, tavernkeeper 319 north Front
Earl Clayton, merchant 16 Pine
Earle David, shoemaker 248 north Front
Earle James, carver and gilder 1 south Third
Earnest George, shoemaker 239 St. John's
Earnest Jacob, taylor 16 south Fourth
Earnest Jacob, fruiterer 18 High
Eastburn Joseph, cabinet maker 86 Vine
Eastburn and Lesley, cabinet makers 101 Mulberry
Eastburn John, shipwright 322 south Second
Eastburn Robert, caulker 378 south Second
Easton Abraham, nailor 152 Lombard
Eastrick Stephen, plaisterer near 341 Callowhill
Eastrick Thomas, carpenter 74 south Fifth
Ebert Peter, rigger 4 1 Coates*
Eberth Catherine, widow 149 Vine
Eberth Conrad, gentleman 186 north Fifth
Eberle Charles, surgeons* instrument maker 14 N. Fifth
Eberle Frederick, baker 185 south Fifth
Ebling Margaret, widow above 5 1 1 north Second
Ebsworth Daniel, vendue cryer back of 33 Crown
Eccles James, grocer north-west corner Fift^ and Cedar
Eck Joseph, 60 Union
Eckard Abraham, shopkeeper 26 Crown
Eckard George, gentleman 197 south Fourth
Eckard George, rigger 28 Artillery lape
Eckard I. F. merchant 123 south Front and 42 N. Fifth
Eckel Andrew, tobacconist 218 Sassafras
Eckendorff Martin, perfumer 214 High
Eckey John, shoemaker 1 16 north Fourth
Eckfeldt Adam, assistant coiner 50 Zane
Eckfeldt Jacob, smith and innkeeper 30 north Fifth
Eckfeldt Michael, carpenter 104 north Sixth
Eckfeldt and Weaver, smiths 46 north Fifth

DIRECTORY.

Eckley Abraham, cedar cooper 35 Brown

Eckstein l-'reclerick, merchant 130 south Eighth

Eckstein Jacob, taylor 119 New

Eckstein John, storekeeper 197 north Water

Eddy George, broker 1 1 1 Spruce

Eddowes Ralph, merchant 1 Church alley

Ecidowes R. jun. &c John, china merchants 27 N. Third

Edenburk Joseph, watchman 5 Sassafras alley

Edenborn Jacob, currier 1 10 Sassafras

Edejar Wm. black ball maker Callowhill above the Ridge

Edger Owen, shoemaker Thirteenth near Filbert

Edingfield Thomas, pilot 13 Christian

Euleman Isaac, carpenter Filbert above Eleventh

Edmonson widow of John, Walnut above Twelfth

Edwards Benjamin, labourer 416 north Front

Edwards John, sea captain 14 Parram's alley

Edwards George, carpenter 409 south Second

Edwards Thomas, rope maker 455 south Second

Edwards Joseph, brass founder 108 north Sixth

Edwards Joseph H. oak cooper 6 Swanson

Edwards Griffith, grocer 72 High and 16 Bank

Edwards James, sea captain 154 Pine

Edwards Joshua, merchant 104 south Fourth

Edwards Jonathan, taylor 429 north Second

Edwards John, bricklayer 348 Sassafras and corner of

Spafford and Fitzwalter
Edwards P. state prison keeper comer Walnut &c Sixth
Edwards William, cabinet maker 23 Catherine
Edwards Mary, widow 288 north Eighth
Edwards Robert, accomptant 108 south Tenth
Edwin David, engraver iMulberry above Twelfth
Eells Nathan, sea captain 19 Vernon
Egan Michael, pastor of St. Mary's 15 Willings* alley
Egert George, baker 197 south Fourth
Eggard John, shallopman 191 St. John's
Eggers Jacob, storekeeper 148 north Third
Egleburner Peter, segar maker Prospect alley
Eglee Jacob, cabinet maker 65 and 66 south Fourth
Eglee Samuel, taylor 9 Chancery lane
Egleson and Fox, grocers Hamilton's wharf

PHILADELPHIA

lihrenzeller and Bakef, merchants 36 ndi^th Secortcl
Ehrenzeller Catherine, boarding house 45 Cherry
jEhrenzeller George, merchant 17 north Eighth
Ehringhaiis Adolph, merchant 126 south Fourth
Ehrenfeldt G. F. grocer 71 Sassafras
Eisenbrey Elizabeth, widow 177 Sassafras
Eisenbrey Henry, tavern keeper 110 north Fifth
Eisenbrey John, grocer corner Sassafras and Seventh
Eisenhut Andrew, coppersmith 203 north Second
Eisenhut John, coppersmith Third above Callowhill
Elbert Richard, coach trimmer 118 north Fifth
Eider Thomas, merchant 79 north Water
Eldredge Enos, storekeeper 54 north Second
Eldredge Pbineas, sea captain Carpenter street (S.)-
Elfrey Jacob, cedar cooper Pearson's court
Elkinton A. taylor 72 north Water, and 27 Mulberry
Ellerson Catherine, widow of Andrew, 5 1 CoateS*
Ellet Charles, ironmonger 233 High north-west corner

of Sixth
Eilick Philip, taylor 7'^ south Fifth . ,

Elliot Elizabeth, seamstress 251 south Fifth
Elliot James, gilder and ornamental painter 1-2 Pear
Elliot John, sea captain 295 south Front
Elliot John, perfumer 61 Mulberry
Elliot John, labourer 42 Coates*
Elliot Judith, widow Drinker's court
Elliot Mrs. widow 386 south Front
Elliot Richard, leather cutler 74 Union
Elliot Samuel, leather cutter 52 Dock and 74 Union
Elliot Susan, widow corner of Front and Queen
Elliot Thomas, carter 1 1 Wood

Elliot William, blacksmith 99 Walnut and 78 S. Fourth
Elliot William, innkeeper 18 north Fourth
Elliott J. and Sons, looking-glass and medical warehouse

60 south Front
Ellis David, groce- 441 north Front
Eilis Enos, cabinet niaker 6 Sassafras alley
Ellib James, brass founder 252 south Front
Ellis John, shopkeeper Eleventh near Locust
Ellis Rowland, merchant 49 north Third

DIRECTORY.

tills William, sea captain 22 Meade alley
Ellison James, labourer near 573 south Front
Ellison John, labourer 64 Passyunk
Ellison Marg^uret, teacher 138 north Third
Ellison William, sail maker near 12 Meade alley
Ellison William, tax collector corner Prune and Fifth
Ellmond Frederick labourer 468 north Third
Elmslie Alexander, merchant 35 C^hesnut Sc 311 S. 2d
Elmslie John, turner Elmslies alley
Eljxjrt James, labourer 96 north Seventh
Elton Joim, harness maker Kose alley
Ely Hugh and Joseph, flour merchants 51 north Water
Ely Hugh, merchant 42 Cable lane
Ely Joseph, flour merchant 218 north Front
Emerick Baltus, sen. baker 234 High
Emeiick Baltus, jun. baker 23 north Seventh
Emerick John, oak cooper 28 Green
Emery Abraham, carter 159 St. John's
Emery Jacob, nital merchant above 550 north Third
Emery John, clerk of St. Thomas church 9 north 8th
Emery John, carter 159 St. John's
Emery Lewis, hat ^merchant 6 south Fourth
Emery Lewis, jun. hat warehouse 52 north Third
Emery Lewis, labourer 159 St. John's
Emery Samuel, ship broker office next the Custom
House Carpenters' building, dwelling 38 S. Sixth
Ernes Ann, midwife 207 Sassafras
Emlen Ann, gentlewoman 179 Chesnut
Emlen C. hardware store 135 High and 305 Mulberry
Emlen Geo. merchant corner Fourth 8c WilUng's alley
Emlen Joshua, carpenter HofTman's alley
Emmick Peter, carter Callowhill above Eighth
Encher AdoJIph, trader 148 north Fifth
Endicott Samuel, mariner 28 Artillery lane
Endries Jacob, carter } ^ ,^ , ^ ,

Endries Michael, taylor J ^^^ "°'^^ ^^^^"^
Eneu James, baker 38 Passyunk
Eneu James, jun. baker 198 south Second
Engard Adam, carter 180 St. John's
Enga^d Henry, tavernkeeper 418 north Second

PHILADELPHIA

Engle Francis, ironmonj^er 73 Sassafras

En^le James, hardware store corner Shippen & Second

Engle Martin, taylor 3 Farmer's alley

Englebert Leonard, storekeeper 232 south eecond

Engles John, shoemaker 113 German

Enecles Mary, widow 291 south Fifth

Engles widow of Silas, 246 south Third

English John, chair maker 225 north Front

English Joseph, wharfinger 31 Brown

English and Jones, cabinet makers N 5th Sc 118 Chesnut

English T. and C. Hollond, merchants 106 south Front

Ennis Ann, boarding house 19 Cedar [see limes.

Ennis Lawrence, grocer 251 south Third

Enslen A. P. 160 Lombard

Enters Lewis, tavernkeeper 184 south Thir4

Enters Thomas, mariner 243 south Fourth

Entrichin Thomas, grocer 49 north Second

Ephraim Samuel, carter Fourth near Poplar lane

Epleo Andrew, gentleman 77 north Seventh

Erdman Charles, sworn interpreter Nicholson's court

Erman William, whitesmith 146 north Third

Errick Michael, mariner 230 St. Johns'

Eringer Frederick, shoemaker 57 Mulberry

Erringer Jacob, grocer 99 Callowhill

Erwin John, porter 101 Coates'

Erwen John, carpenter 33 Shippen

Erwen John, hatter 393 north Front

Erwen Samuel, carpenter 3 Cresson's alley

Erwin Robert, livery stable I south Seventh

Erwine Robert, grocer 105 Shippen

Esherick George, tanner near 5 1 1 north Second

Esherick George, baker 9 north Fifth

Esher Joseph, hair dresser 20 north Fourth

Eskit Robert, tobacconist Globe mills

Esler Anna Maria, gentlewoman 315 south Second

Esling Mary, widow 162 north Eighth

Espy Martha, boarding house 49 Filbert

Estell Daniel, taylor 5 Chancery lane and 24 N. Water

Estell James, cordwainer 318 south Second

Estill Britton, stable keeper Moravian alley

DIRECTORY.

Etris Christiana, widow 1 30 north Fifili

Etris James, smith Sixth near Germantown road

Etris Samuel, cabinet maker 175 north Second

Etter George, coach maker 25 north Sixlli

Ettin^ Reuben, merchant 25 I High

Etwein Mrs. widow 48J north Front

Eustace WiUiam, hair dresser 17 Passyunk

Evans Abel, lumber merchant corner Callowhifl Sc Third

Evans Cadwallader M. lavernkeeper 2 south Wharves

Evans David, jun. currier back 58 south Second

Evans David, sen. gentleman 81 Union

Evans David, jun. and Joseph, curriers 29 Chcsnut

Evans David, sea captain 15 Catherine

Evans David; cabinet maker 115 and 215 Mulberry

Evans Elizabeth, shopkeeper 14 south Second

Evans and Fisher, painters Sec. \89 Mulberry

Evans GrilTiits, gentleman 163 Walnut (Sansom's row)

Evans Hannah, boarding house 277 south Front

Evans I. gentleman 200 MulV)erry

Evans Isaiah, labourer near 2 i Oak (S.)

Evans Issachar, merchant 105 High

Evans Jacob, carpenter 29 Green

Evans John, merchant 58 south Second

Evans John, painter and glazier 131 south Third

Evans John B. merchant 25 Chesnut

Evans John B. and Thomas, feed store 3 south Wharves

Evans John C. sen. gentleman Spruce above Seventh

Evans John C. jun. carpenter Spruce above Seventh

Evans Jonath. lumber merchant Orange and 102 Union

Evans Joseph, currier 29 Chesnut

Evans Joseph R. merchant 10 1 Pine

Evans Mary, nurse 1 14 north Eighth

Evans Oliver, merchant near 306 High and 47 Filbert

Evans Owen, carpenter 181 Cherry

Evans Peter, blacksmith 50 Zane

Evans Robert, jun. l.ile halter 92 north Fifth

Evans Robert, sen. lumber merchant 94 and 198 N. Fifth

Evans Sarah, cake baker 131 south Third

Evans and Warner, lumber yard next 245 Vine

Evens David, lumber merchant 60 north Eighth

PHILADELPHIA

Evens Josiah, plaisterer 10 1 north Sixth

Evens John, carpenter 145 north Sixth

Evens Owen, soap boiler 416 north Front

Evens Robert, tavernkeeper 408 south Second

Evens Samuel, sea captain 72 Almond

Evens Witton, merchant 88 south Wharves & 331 High

Everbart Abraham, carpenter 255 Sassafras

Everhart David, coachmaker I 5 1 north Sixth

Everhart John gentleman 5 north Eis^hth

Evej-hart Narah, shopkeeper 43 Sassafras

Everly Adam, hair dresser corner Third and Chesnut

Everly Jacob, rigger 92 north Front

Everly Jacob, hatter 16 Vernon

Evers Ferdinand, merchant 154 Mulberry

Eves Joseph B. merchant corner High and Eighth

Eves and Wistar, merchants 266 High

Ewing Map.kelL counsellor at law north vi'est corner of

Eighth and Sassafras
Ewing Samuel, attorney at law 72 south Sixth
Ewing Thomas, merchant 19 Chesnut
Exeter M'iclow of John, 88 Gaskill
Eyre Manuel, jun. merchant 25 south Water
Eyre and Massey, merchants 25 south Water
Eyre Nathan, taylor corner Water and High
Eyres Abija, mastmuker 4 Parram's alley
Eyres Isaac, boat builder 35 Coates
Eyres John, grocer 318 north Second
Eyres N. saw- sharper 34 Plum
Eyres William, carpenter 61 German

FABLE GEORGE, labourer 7 Sterling alley
Fable George, taylor 39 Crown
Facundus George, deputy sheriff 36 Brown
Fagan Michael, tavernkeeper Lactitia court
Fagundus Barbara, widow 148 Sassafras
Fairbairn William, publisher 397 iligh
Fairey Elizab'fi, shopkeeper 431 northr Third
Fairlanb H. widow 7 north Eighth

DIRECTORY.

Falconer Frances, widow 1 1 Beck's alley

Falconer Sarah, widow of Nathaniel, 29 Sassafras

Falconer William, gentleman 7 Cherry

Falker Geort^e, shoemaker 89 north Sixth

Fannen x^nthony, gentleman 24<4 south Sfe^venth

Farden David, dealer 7 Fine alley

Fardcn George, labourer 15 Pine alley

Farley James, taylor 108 Cedar

Farier widow, 229 south Fifth

Farmer widow of Lewis, boarding house 45 N. Seventh

Farmer Margaret, widow 1 Gaskill

Farnell Elizabeth, widow 143 south Niuth

Farquhar Benjamin, painter 20 Appletree alley

Farquhar George, m. d. coriber North alley and Fifth

Farr William, grocer corner Cedar and Penn

Farr William, wheelwright Broad near Sassafi-as

Farran Neil, trader 3 Meade alley

Farrand William P. and Co. classical and literary book^

sellers 170 High
Farrell Archibald, labourer 234 Cedar
Farrell James, labourer 204 Shippen
Farrey Sarah, grocer 30 south Water
Farris Edward, teacher 18 Pear
Farris W^illiam, taylor back of 22 south Second
Fassitt Thomas and James, merchants 2 south Front
Faunce Chris, tavernkeeper York near Germantown road
Faunce Henry, gentleman 445 north Second
Faunce Henry, caulker 22T St. John's
Faunce Jacob, baker corner Second and Brown
Faussett J. W. merchant 115 Spruce
Fawcett William, hardware merchant 239 High
Fearon Joseph, soap boiler 93 Walnut
Fearris Berd. late flour merchant 160 south Third
Featherby James^ labourer near 462 Sassafras
Febiger Elizabeth, widow 263 High
Feck Frederick, labourer Burd's alley
Fee John, stevadore I Gaskill
Feeney Patrick, 293 Mulberry

Feinour Joseph, tin and iron plate worker 33 Stra^bcrty
Fell Eliza, storekeeper 82 Sassafras

PHILADELPHIA

Fell John T. manner 66 south Water

Fell JonathaiH jiuu mustard factor 74 south Frotit

Fellette Mrs. boarding house 19G south Second

Felt John, ship carpenter near 64 Catherine

Ftnnel William, merchant upper 55 north Third

Ftnniniore David, taverukeeper 45 north W^ater

Fenner Henry, taylor 141 south Water

Fenner John, tobacconist Steinmetz's court

Fenner Peter, sexton 164 north Fourth

Fenton A. sail maker 60 St. John's and north Wharvt's

Fenton Thomas, ladles' shoemaker 38 Sassafras

Fere Mrs. gentlewoman 150 north Third

Ferguson Benjamin taylor 67 and 70 north Water

Ferguson Christian, 139 Pine

Ferguson Ebenezer, justice of the peace 41 George (S.)

Ferguson Hugh. Col. of the 48th regiment 102 S. Eighth

Ferguson John, carter 404 Sassafras

Ferguson John, silversmith 45 south Second

Ferguson M. mantua maker 74 New

Ferguson Robert, merchant 1 Powell

Ferguson Robert, taylor Cooper's court

Ferguson Samuel, shipwright 253 north Second

Fernagus John Lewis, 117 north Fifth

Fernanda Joseph, mariner Cox's alley

Ferris Benjamin, watchmaker 20 north Second

Fett John Michael, mariner 371 north Second

Field Barton, grocer 3 High

Field Christiana, widow 127 Walnut

Field John, merchant 175 Walnut

Field Nathan, merchant 74 north Front

Field Peter, taylor 137 and 139 Spruce

Field Peter, brick maker 299 north Eighth

Field Sarah, widow 490 south Second

Field and Thomas, merchants 61 north Front

Field Thomas S. merchant 39 Vine

Field William, grain measurer ElmsHe's alley

Fielding James, porter Bailey's court

Fielding Robert, coachmaker 252 and 254 High

Fight Aaron, shopkeeper Cresson's alley

File Mary, widow Fourth above Brown

DIRECTORY.

Kilson Ann, mantua maker 87 north Sixth

Fi;acion J. carpenter south Tenth four doors from High

Finch , widow tavernkeeper 7 Chesnut

Fuik Georp^e, hosier Steinmetz court

Fink Jacob, stocking weaver 56 North alley

Finlcy James, teacher 231 Mulberry

Finley Francis, upholsterer next 129 south Front

Finley John, hatter 253 south Front

Finn Jacob, shoemaker Sassafras alley

Finnegan James, taylor 175 north Third

Finney Charles, carpenter 20 Fear

Firehocker Henry, sugar boiler above 51 1 north Second

Firth John, shopkeeper 100 north Second

Firth Preston C. carpenter 28 St. John's

Fisher A. accomptant Twelfth bolow Chesnut

Fisher Adam, taylor Britton's alley

Fisher Andrew, hatter 25 High und 23 Coomb's alley

Fiaher Ann, victualler York road near St. Tammany

Fiiher Ann, boarding house 223 Swanson

Fisher Benjamin, shoemaker Patton's court

Fisl^er David, painter 187 Mulberry

Fisher Elias, tavernkeeper Oak (N. L.)

Fisher Elizabeth, widow Blackhorse alley

Fisher Elizabeth, widow Cox's alley

pisher widow of F. victualler York road

pisher George, stationer 188 south Second

Fisher George, labourer 396 north Front

Fisher Hanse H. sea captain 50 Meade alley

Fisher J. harness maker and trimnier 27 north Sixth

Fisher Jacob, brick maker Eleventh near Sassafras

Fisher James C. merchant 409 High and 33 Mulberry

Fisher John, victualler 217 north Eighth

Fisher John, coach trimmer 6 Stall's court

Fisher John, shoemaker 2 Stall's court

Fisher Louisa, shopkeeper 148 north Front

Fisher M. thermometer maker 82 north Fourth

Fisher Mary, gentlewoman 58 north Third

Fisher Michael, sea captain 56 Vine

Fisher Mrs. gentlewoman 21 \'IulI)erry

Fisher Nicholas J. lace and fringe weaver 121 Mulberry

PHILADELPHiA

Fisher R. merchant 3 Lodge

Fisher Rebecca, gentlewoman corner Twelfth & Filbert

Fisher Samuel R. merchant 27 Dock and 110 S. Front

Fisher Samuel VV. merchant 356 High

Fisher Thomas, assistant sheriff 183 south Fifth

Fisher Thomas, gentleman 142 south Second

Fisher Thomas and Miers, stave yard next 19 Swanson

Fisher Walter, currier 3 Gray's alley

Fisher William P. storekeeper 442 north Third

Fisher widow, nurse 45 north Sixth

Fisher's whahf ( T. and M.) opens at 19 vSwanson

Flsher's wharf (J. C. AND S. W.) AT 63 N. Water

Fisler Catherine, boarding house 147 north Second

Fiss Henry, tanner above 500 north Second

Fiss John, grocer 21 north Eighth

F'iss John, rope maker 561 south Front

Fiss John, wheat-fan and wire worker 14 Spruce

Fiss Mrs. widow 205 north Eighth

I'iss Samuel, cabinet maker 69 north Seventh

F'iss William, sail maker 99 Callowhill

Fister Adam, taylor Brittons' alley

Fister Frederick, labourer Charlotte

Fister John, rope maker Merritts' lane

Fister Mary, widow Poplar lane

Fister Mrs. widow 423 north Third

Fitch John, labourer Charlotte

Fitch Joseph, wheat-fan maker 85 Brown

Fitler Jacob, tanner and currier 5 1 1 north Second

Fitler John, currier Poplar lane

Fitlow George, drover 37 Budd

Fitzgerald Hannah, 3 Brewer's alley

Fitzgerald Keran, stable keeper 47 south Fourth

Fitzgerald Thomas, Meredith's row

Fitzpatrick Mary, grocer 274 St. John's

Fitzsimmons Thomas, President of the Delaware Insu-
rance Company 220 Mulberry

Flagler V. bottler 84 north Front

Flahavan Thomas, proprietor of horses and carriages for
hire 73 north Fifth

Flaherty Daniel, grocer 198 north Second

DIRECTORr.

Flaigler Valentine, labourer 27 North alley-
Flake George, painter 198 Mulberry
Flamand James, i^rocer 173 Mulberry
Flanagan Hannah, widow Sterling alley
Flanagan James, carf)enter Broad above Sassafras
Flanagan John, paper hanger 163 south Fifth
Flanagan Patrick, taylor 249 south Fourth
Flanagan Stephen, pilot 444 south Front
Flanagan William, shoemaker 136 south Sixth
Flaxbeard Lewis porter Logan,
Fleeson Mrs. gentlewoman 275 north Front
Fleming Charles, inspector of salt and coal 150 N Water
Fleming Joseph H. agent, collector, &c. 13 Burd's alley
Fleming Maria, nurse 100 north Fourth
Fletcher John, sea captain 28 Vine
Fletcher Joshua, bookbinder 121 south Fifth
Fletcher Hannah, widow Juniper alley
Fletcher widow of Richard, corner Second and Vine
Fletcher Sarah, gentlewoman 6 Garrigues's court
Fletcher William, coach trimmer 271 Sassatras
Flickwire David, carpenter 24 German
Fling Edward, painter and glazier 32 Vine
Fling John, merchant 9 south Water
Fling W^illiam, painter and gla/.ier 155 north Front
Flinn Eleanor, teacher 23 Fewter-platter alley
Flinn Michael, mariner Fourteen Chimnies
Fhnn Robert, grocer and tavernkeeper 180 north Fifth
Flinn Richard, ship carpenter 50 Green
Flint John, coach maker 210 Mulberry
Flintham's Wharf opens at 139 and 141 X. Watkr
Flintham*s Wharf opkns at 137 and 141 N. Water
Flintham James, mariner Goddard's alley
Flintham John, gentleman 91 Vine
Flintham William, flax-seed and stove mercliant 139 X.

Water and 19 Keys' alley
Flitcraft Francis, porter 59 Budd
Florence E. widow 25 Parram's alley
Flowers C. cedar cooper I 1 I Catlicrine
Flowers (ieorge, huck->tcr 274 ^^assafras
Fiowers Jer. tanner Vork near the Germantown road

PHILADELPHIA

Flower John, gentleman 45 Svvanson

Flowers Thomas, pilot 14 Christian

Flowers Thomas, wood corder 30 Vine

fieury E. P. accomptant 81 south Fourth

pluck Adam, innkeeper 137 north Third

jrcedas Mary, boarding house 26 Cypress alley

l^oering Frederick, currier 46 St. John's

jroering widow of John, baker 166 north Second

peering Mrs. widow 328 south Second

peering Samuel and Frederick, curriers 228 N. Second

jrcEring Samuel, currier 228 north Second

pogal Nicholas, hog drover 447 north Third

polacon John, artist corner Walnut and Fifth

polby Judith, spinster 226 Catherine

pollin Augustus, merchant 67 north Third

pollin John, labourer near 20 Cypress alley

polwell John, printer Watkins' alley

poiwell John, merchant 35 north Front

polwell John Sc Co. merchants 57 north Front

polwell Nathan, boarding house 85 south Water

P'olwell Nathan b. Co. merchants 38 north Front

pohvell Rachel, milliner 168 north Second

polwell Richardj printer Watkins' alley

polwell Samuel, miniature painter 56 north Fifth

p^olwell William, merchant 34 and 36 north Second

ponde Andrew, grocer 349 Mulberry

poos Henry, carpenter 17 Elfreith*s alley

poos Michael, watchman 170 Cherry

P'oos Mathicis, shoemaker 59 Green

pontaine Madame, 221 south Fifth

Forbes Arthur, shipwright 14 Mary

Forbes Euphemia, midwife 227 Cedar

Ford Elizabeth, tavernkeeper corner Front and Cedar

p'ord Hannah, mantua maker 23 south Pront

Ford Jacob, wheelwright next 88 N. 6th & 166 N. 8th

Ford L. brass sleeve-button manufactory 199 Race

p'ord Mary, widow 13 Wagner's alley

Ford Mrs. boarding house 77 south Front

Ford Peter, cabinet maker 211 south Third

Forde widow of Siandish, merchant 68 north Fifth

BIRECTORY.

Foreband Samuel, biscuit bvvker 3! 4 south Sixth
Forepauf^h Frederick, carpeiUer near 2i3 norih Third
Forepaugh William, carpenter Callowhill above Fitlh
Forgray William, b^ot maker 273 south Fifth
Forker Jesse, shoemaker near 63 north Eii^hth
Forman J. victualler Charlotte and 7 Old S'lambies
Foronda Chevalier De, his Catholic Majesty's Consul

Genei-al 163 Spruce
Forrest Thomas, constable Juniper alley
Forrest William, accoinptant 5 1 (ieors>,e
Foi'i'ester widow, shopkeeper 7 north liith
Forse Feter, shoemaker 36 Meade alley
Fort W^illiam, shallopman 383 north Front
Forten James, sail maker 95 S. Wharves & 92 Lombard-
Fortiscue Sarah, shopkeeper 74 Almond
Fortune John, hair dresser 84 Shippen
F^ortune Michael, gentleman 39 Walnut
Fortune widow of Nicholas, 166 north Third
Fortune Walter, blacksmith 63 north Fifth
Fortune WMlliam, shipwright 1 1 Beck's alley
Fortune William, blacksmith 163 Vine
Fosset Arthur, carter 199 north Eighth \_see Fausaett,
Fossett James, brickmaker Nonnater's court
Foster George, well digger 71 north Seventli
Foster Lsaac, carter 385 north Second
Foster Joseph P. printer 2 Cresson's court
Foster John, tobacconist near 20 Sassafras alley
Foster Jolm, labourer 74 north Sixth, 143 St, John's, 8c

418 south Second
Foster Robert, porter 84 German
Foster Silas, sea captain 36 Almond
Foster and Stockton, merchants 36 north Front
Foster Walter, 61 south Wharves and Matlock's court
Foster William, merchant 20 V ine
Foster \ViHiam, labourer Wells' alley
Fotterall Stephen E. storekeeper 245 south Second
Foudray William, mate 4 Gray's alley
Foiigeray HeUe, whitesmith 91 norili From
Foulk (iraff, tobacconist 195 St. John's
Foulk Henry, porter Sixth above Coate*,'

PHILADELPHIA

Boulk Henry, porter St. Tammany above Third

Foiilk Mary, gentlewoman near 1 Stall's court

Foulk Peter, mariner 9 Stall's court

Foulk Sarah, mantua maker 127 north Sixth

Foulke Casper, sea captain 326 Sassafras

Foulke Elizabeth, gentlewoman 34 north Front

Fountain William, sea captain 103 Swanson

Fournier H. F. broker 15 Norris' alley

Fournier R. F. gentleman 248 south Second

Foussatt J. W. merchant 115 Spruce

Foute Jacob, labourer 500 Sassafras

Fowler Enoch, accomptant 1 5 1 north Third

Fowler Mary, teacher Webb's alley

Fowler Robert, boarding house 178 north Watef

Fowler Thomas, mate Fearis' court

Fox Adam, shoemaker Poplar lane near St. John's

Fox Ann, widow 44 Coates

Fox Christian, cabinet maker back 1G2 north Fifth

Fox Edward, recorder of deeds, office east wing of the

State house, dwelling 182 Mulberry
Fox Fredeiick, shoemaker Steinmetz court (N. L.)
Fox George, gentleman Chesnut above Tenth
Fox George, blacksmith 52 Vine and 239 north Front
Fox Hannah, spinster Chesnut above Tenth
Fox James, dealer Pewter-platter alley
Fox John, brick maker 365 Mulberry
Fox Joseph, sen, cryer of the court 132 Vine
Fox Justiana, glue maker 95 Vine
Fox Lewis, baker 100 north Seventh
Fox Margaret, teacher Poplar lane above Third
P'ox Martha, milliner 42 High
Fox Michael, brick maker next 52 Filbert
Fox Michael, carter 129 Callowhill
Fox Michael, watchman near 88 north Tenth
Fox Peter, mariner 1 12 Plum

Fox Samuel, brick maker, kilns corner Schuylkill Se-
venth, dwelling 37 Filbert
Fox Samuel, merchant corner of Front and Walnut
Fox Samuel M. President of the Pennsylvania Bank, neat*
140 Chesnul

DIRECTORY.

Foy Michael, taylor 1 Ith near Spruce and 238 N. Front

Foyle William, umbrella maker 21 north Nintli

Francis Ann, gentlewoman 154 Chesnut

Francis Charles, merchant 154 Chesnut

Francis Elizabeth, widow Carpenter

Francis John, hair dresser 5 German

Francis John, hotel 13 and 15 south Fourth

Francis John, labourer 417 Sassafras

Francis Thomas W. merchant 98 south Third

Francis Thomas, gentleman 246 south Seventh

Francis William, comedian 70 north Eighth

Frank Adam, m. d. ^18 St. John's [siee Franks.

Frank Elizabt-th, widow next 23 north Tenth

Frankford John, sea captain 348 south Front

Franklin John, porter 18 Budd

Franklin Lemuel, boot and shoemaker 66 High

Franklin Walter, attorney at law 54 south Sixth

Franklin William, cabinet maker 252 south Seventh

Franks Christian, painter 94 north Eleventh

Franks George, tanner and currier Noble near Fourth

Franks George, calico and linen glazier 6 Farmer's alley

Franks Jacob, taylor 195 Sassafras

Franks Jacob, tanner Noble near Fourth \_see Frank.

Franks John, coachman 253 High

Frasier Andrew, grocer 437 north Second

Frazer Robert, attorney at law 123 Chesnut

Frazier and Deburt, sail makers 19 Swanson

Frazier James, mariner 49 Christian

Frazier M. sail loft Swanson, dwelling 87 Christian

Frazier Mary, widow near 242 Lombard

Frazier Naibro, merchant 161 south Second

Frazier Rebecca, seamstress Juniper alley

Frazier Susan, widow Eleventh near Sassafras and 182

St. John's
Frazier Thomas, carpenter near 42 Budd and 1 1 Cres-

son's alley
Frederick Geo. John, cabinet maker Cherry above I Uh
Frederickson Godfrey, grocer 2 12 north Second
P^'ee Benjamin, storekeeper 201 north Second
Free Lambert, sail maker York court

PHILADELPHIA

Freeberry Jacob, block maker Noble

FreehuIIer George, shoemaker Lilly alley

Freeman Benjamin, tavernkeeper Cedar above Eleventh

Freeman Benj. sen. Windsor chair maker 141 S. Front

Freeman Catherine, widow Britton's alley

Freeman John, printer 8 Heyde's court

Freeman Reese, mariner Luxley's court

Freeman T. B. and Co. auctioneers 177 High

Freid Elizabeth, wool spinner 8 Budd

Freid Frederick- labourer Charlotte

Freil Patrick, tay lor 131 south Third

Freil Patrick, labourer 27 Kurst

Freilly Elizabeth, widow 189 St. John's

Freilly Frederick, baker 7 Church alley

Freilly John U. baker 113 Vine

Freilly , sea captain 74 north Seventh

French Charles, gentleman Watkin's alley

French John, accomptant 3 Heyde's court

Freno Paul, boarding house 135 south Water

Fretwell Ann, grocer 13 north Eighth

Fretweil John, storekeeper 16 south Sixth

Freytag Daniel, potter 409 north Front

Freytag Michael, potter 194 south Fifth

Frick Michael, brass founder 364 north Third

Fricke Augustus, woollen draper and men's mercer 7

and 1 1 south Third
Fricke Frederick, cabinet maker 406 north Second
Fricke Henry, furrier 55 north Third
Fricker Joseph, grocer 360 and 362 north Second
Fricker Nicholas, chair maker Lilly alley
Friedlein John A. grocer 135 south Sixth
Friend Isaac, milkman George above Ninth
Fries Hannah, shopkeeper 4 Quarry
Iries Jol n, merchant next 2 south Third
FritchniUth John, baker 268 north Eighth
Fritez Peter, shopkeeper 144 Spruce
Fritz Christopher, baker 84 south Third
Friiz Frederick, rigger 186 north Water
Friiz George, blacksmith 437 north Third
Fritz John, labourer 2 1 5 south Fifth

DIRECTORS.

Frhz John, mariner 38 M acle alley-
Fritz Mary, cake baker 2.3 6 Sassafras
Fritz Peter, innkeeper and stone cutter 226 Sassafras
Fromberger Ann, gentlewoman 246 Sa->safras
Frowert John- shoemaker 84 norlh Fifth
Fry Ellis, victualler 99 Cherry and 18 Old Shambles
Fry Georp^e, potter 132 >assafras and 33 Cherry
Fry Henry, taylor 55 Mulberry
Fry widow of Jacob, stevudore 28 Elfreith's alley
Fry John, block and pump maker 137 north vVater
Fry Joseph, 16 Cable lane
Fry Michael, victualler Malt alley
Fry Nattian, carpenter 7 1 north >Seventh
Fry Robert, shoemaker Lilly alley
Fry and Kammerer, printers near 15 north Seventh
Fryberg J. victualler 77 N. Eighth and 13 Old Shamble's
Fryber8:er John, victualler Garden
Fuller Elizabeth, widow 118 Swanson
FuUerton Alexander, storekeeper 37 High
FuUerton A. sea captain 28 Queen
Fullerlon E. gentleman 28 Queen
Fuilerton Esther, widow 85 north Third
FuJlerton Jas. ship joiner 386 S. Second £c 135 Swansqn
FuUerton Valeria, gentlewoman 1 13 .Mulberry
Fullingsburry John, shallopman 91 south Water
Fulrner Casper, labourer 27 Butld
Fulmer Frederick, tanner I4y Gieen
Fulton James, grocer 3r>5 south Front
Fulton Samuel, grocer 257 High and 38 north Sixth
Furlong Elizabeth, shopkeeper 284 eouth Fourth
Furze James, mei chant 9 Norris' alley
Fuss Adam, baker 5 1 north Sixth
Fyan John, shoemaKer 3^^ Coatcs'.

GABALDE Joseph B. merchant 36 Mulberry
Gable Peter, carpenter 40 Brown
Gable John, carpenter '.'3 Brown
Gable John, carpenter 45 1 north Second

PHILADELPHIA

Gadder John, mariner 424 Catherine
Gaillct William, shipwright 9 Mary
Galbraith Andrew, trader 58 Artillery lane
Galbraith Patrick, clock and watchmaker 30 Almond
Galbraith Robert, carter i 19 Queen
GaIlaR;er Andrew, sea captain 103 Spruce
Gallagher Barney, taylor 37 Cable lane
Gallagher Charles, labourer Meredith's row-
Gallagher Charles, grocer 18 Stamper's alley
Gallagher Eleanor, M'ldow Taylor's alley
Gallagher Jacob, turner 393 nonh Third
Gallagher James arid Sons, compting house 6 Lsetitia

court, dwelling 301 Mulberry
Gallagher Sarah, back of 84 south Third
Gallahar James, m. d. 44- north Fourth
Gallard Peter, jeweller Sec. 108 north Third
Gaileghar John, labourer Mifflin's court
Gaiiov.av John mariner 9 Parram's alley
Ga]io\vay Joseph, sea captain 254 south Third -
Gait iicnry, merchant north east corner of Walnut and

south Wharves
Gambell James, ship joiner 471 south Front
Gambell Jo^m, sawyer 14 Queen
Gambell Mary, gentlewoman next 45 north Fourth
Gamble Alexander, hatter 62 Spruce
Gamble Harriot, mantua maker 267 south Fourth
Gamble James, merchant 200 Spruce
Gamble Joseph, sea captain 1 1 Queen
Gamble and Rehn, merchants 63 south Water
Gamble William, sea captain 153 south Fifth
Gane Mary L. gentlewoman Eleventh near Walnut
Ganes Richard, shoemaker 356 north Front
Gano Sylvia, seamstress 171 Mulberry
Garaud Jacob, taylor 64 Chesnut
Gardette M. dentist 75 Walnut
Gardiner Edward C. sea captain 26 Vine
Gardiner Mrs. nurse 60 Vine
Gardner Benjamin, carpenter 258 Lr.mbard
Gardner Catherine, widow 19 Carter's alley
Gardner Frances, widow Loxley's court

DIRECTORY.

Gardner Georpje R. merchant 30 north Second

Gardner Henry, coachmaker 342 Sassafras

Gardner Jacob, coachmaker 293 Vine

Gardner James, carpenter Little's court

Gardner James, of the custom house bari^e Mifflin's coui;t

Gardner John, coach painter 41 Key's alley

Gardner John, blacksmith 47 Brown

Gardner Nathaniel D. sea captain 453 south Second

Gardner Peter, chair maker 52 Caliowhill

Gardner widow of Richard, 85 Sassafras

Gardner Valentine, skin dresser 291 Vine

Gardner William, sea captain 24 Vine

Gardiner John, jun. Sc Co. merchants 38 south Wharves

Gardiner John, sea captain 341 south Second

Gardiner John, jun. merchant 114 south Front

Gardiner Rachel, storekeeper 3 I south I'hird

Garesches Sc Ravesies, merchants 173 High

Galick Adam, mariner Second above the GermantowD

road
Garlick Joseph, cotton-spuming manufactory Mulberry

above Twelfth
Garns John, carpenter Juniper above Cherry
Garrett Levi, tobacconist, 132 south Front
Garrett Philip, watch maker 138 High 8c 20 Strawberry
Garrick Elizabeth, huckster 188 Mulberry
Garrick Levy, mariner 197 north Water
Garrigues Abraham M. merchant 86 New
Garrigues Benjamin F. merchant 126 south Second
Garrigus Horatio, cork-cutter Juniper lane
Garrigues and Marshall, merchants upper 139 High
Garrigues Samuel, late notary public 36 Coates'
Garrigues Samuel, inspector of lumber 217 Sassafras
Garrigues William, insurance surveyor 37 Cherry
Garrison widow of Henry, 49 1 south Second
Garrison John, coach maker 486 south Second
Garritson L. 8c H. storekeepers 86 north Sixth.
Gartland G. T. taylor 127 south Water
Gartland John, china store 8^ north Second
Gartley John, teacher 19 Cherry
Gartley Rebecca, midwife 56 Shippen

PHILADELPHIA

Gartley William, master rigger 62 Penn

Garvais Claire, gentlewoman 112 south Fifth

Garwood Richard, sea captain 27 Queen

Garwood William, shipwright 468 and 549 south Front

Gaskill Ebenezer, oak cooper 278 north Second

Gaskill Ebenezer, carpenter 468 south Front

Gaskill Ebenezer, oak cooper 268 8c 278 north Secon<i

Gaskil Edmund & v o. shoemakers 1 14 Chesmit

Gaso John C. shopkeeper 254 Sassafras

Gatchel Joseph, blacksmith Turner's court

Gates Nathaniel, shipwright 23 Beck's alley

Gatlift" widow of Samuel, 181 south Fifth

Gatier iVlary, teacher 236 Sassafras

Gatz Frederick, cabinet maker 156 St. John's

Gatter Martin, shoemaker Schiveley's alley

Gaul Frederick, brewer 7 north Fourth

Gaul Richard, sea captain 198 south Front

Gauthier Rose, 33 Coates' alley

Gavan Mary, milliner 59 Mulberry

Gavan John labourer 236 south Fifth .

Gaw Gilbert, chair maker 84 north Front

Gaw R. chair maker 280 S. Second and 144 S. Front

Gebler Godfrey, jun. blacksmith 58 south Fourth and

Harmony court
Gebler John F. merchant 293 High
Gebler Mathias, acomptant 225 Mulberry
Gebler Godfrey, sen. tavern keeper 82 Dock
Geisse William, merchant 77 Mulberry
Geisse Edward, deputy keeper of the criminal apart-
ment Eleventh below Walnut
Geisse Alexis, gentleman 127 Spruce
Geley Peter, lapidary and jeweller 59 Dock
Gemeny H. storekeeper 68 Shippen
Genery John, sugar boiler 92 Green
Gennet John, confectioner 12 Strawberry
Genther Charles, shoemaker 257 St. John's [see Gi7ither
Genther Frances, victualler 42 Budd
Gentry Robert, shipwright 1 1 Artillery l^ne
Generelly Fleury, merchant 46 south Third
George Anthony, grocer 206 south Secon<J

DIRECTORY.

George Charles, oak cooper 196 and 153 Water

George Edward, merchant 169 south Fifth

George Richard, hatter 138 High

George Joseph, currier Nonnuter*s court

Geoige Richard, sea captain 278 south Front

George widow of William, near 155 north Eighth

Gerard Mrs. school mistress 272 north Second

Gerhard Contad, shopkeeper 118 north Second

Gerhard William, hatter 44 north Front

Gerkman Abraham, painter Tenth near Sassafras

Germon John, goldsmith 12 Quarry

Germon Thomas, paper hanger 13 Carter's alley

Germon Patrick, merchant 216 Walnut

Germon John, shallopman 309 north Front

Gcrnon Richard, merchant 183 Walnut (Sansom's row)

Gethan Elizabeth, storekeeper 52 Shippen

Gethen William, gold and silver smith 172 S. Front

Geyer Andrew, ironmonc^er 136 north Third [sre Guier,

Geyer Andrew, jun. inspector of customs 28 Branch

Geyer Elizabeth, widow 1 1 South alley

Geyer John, printer 122 north Third

Geyer John, gentleman S. E. corner of Lombard and

Fourth
Gibbons David, mariner 28 north Seventh
Gibbons John, grocer 191 south Sixth
Giibbons Martha, seamstress 138 north Fourth
G'bbs Benjamin, sen. gentleman 31 Mulberry
G>bbs George, rigger Branner's alley
Gibbs J. W. merchant 92 High
Gibbs James, musician 58 Coat-s'
Gibbs Joel, hatter 68 north Front
Gibbs John, dealer 216 south Second
Gibbs Jonathan, labourer 184 south Water
Gibbs Josi^.h W. and Co. merchants 165 High
Gibbs Margaret, grocer 101 Cedar
Gibbs Kosina, milliner 73 north 1 ront
Gibbs Thomas, labourer Charlotte
Giberson M. M. and £. milliners 71 Mulberry
Giberson William, bricklayer 17 Fayette
Gibson E. boarding house 3 north Sixth

PHILADELPHIA

Gibson George blacksmith 325 north Third

Gibson J. aiiorney at law 78 Walnut & 61 south Fourth

Gibson James, distiller Passyunk near Catherine

Gibson John, hatter 12 south Front

Gibson John, merchant 78 Walnut and 61 south Fourth

Gibson John, carpenter 114 Callowhill

Gibson Margaret, teacher ElmsUe's alley

Gibson Robert, rii»ger 102 Swanson

Gibson and ScobeV) grocers 1 69 north Third south east

corner of Vmn
Gibson William, sea captain 44 Almond
Gideon Henry, victualler 193 north Eighth
Gifibrd Lydia, Rose alley
Gitlbrd Mary, seamstsess 349 south Front
Gitibrd Olden, back of 77 Christian
Gihon John, taylor 29 German
Gilbert Conrad, cabinet maker Say's alley
Gilbert David, carpenter 4 north Sixtii
Gilbert Frederick, merchant 144 north Third
Gilbert Jacob, 139 babsafras

Gilbert Jesse, shingle dresser 37 Cable lane

Gilbert John G. tayior 1 1 Chtsnut

Gilbert J. and T. umbrella makers 158 High

Gilbert Michael, potter 9 Branch

Gilbert Robert, umbrella maker 107 Cherry

Gilbert Samuel, hatter 144 north Third

Gilbert Thomas A. 2 north Eleventh

Gilby William, mariner 77 Christian

Gilchrist Lucretia, gentlewoman 3 north Sixth

Gild. a James, sea captain 46 Coates'

Giles Anna, widow corner Mulberry and Seventh

Giles William, accomplant 19 Green

Giles L. reedmaker Oak (N. L.)

Gilfrey Mathew, grocer corner Federal and Second

Gilfrey William, caulker 219 Swanson

Gill Edward, brass founder 2 Locust

Gill R. and 13. hardware merchants 127 High

Gill Rachael, spinster 135 Spruce

Ciill Robert, merchant 9 north Sixth

Gill VViUiam, labourer 169 south Third

DIRECTORY.

Gill William, carter 2CJ6 Lombard
Gillan Ant), seamstress 62 German
Gillan Samuel, carter 59 Bucld
Gillaspy Hannah, shopkeeper 13 north Front
Gillaspy George, m. d. 23 Sansom
Gilliams Lewis, dentist 24 Mulberry
Gilliard John, shoemaker corner rhird and Lombard
Gilligan George, brewer 10 Elbow lane
Gilligan rhomas, victualler 2 1 Fassyunk
GiUingham George, piofesscr of music 18 north Sixth
Gillingham James, halter 175 south Front
Gillingham Joseph and iVL merchants 83 High
Gilmer James, merchant 113 High
Gilmor E. grocer 373 Mulberry
Gilmor James, labourer 92 Plum
Gilmor George, accomptant 16 Strawberry
Gilmor Margaret, widow 50 Catherine
Gilpin D grocer 30 Shippen
Gilpin George, currier 20 Apple-tree alley
Gilpin and Jackson, stable keepers Harmony court
Gilpin Joseph, livery stable keeper 82 souiii Fourth
Gilpin Joshua, merchant Chesnut above Eighth
Gilpin Joshua k 'I'iiomas, merchants 149 south Front
Gilpin Lyiiia, widow 159 south Second
Ciilpin Thomas, merchant 159 south Second
Ginder Augustus, 351 north Third
Ginder Charles, labourer 252 St. John's
Ginder John, tavernkeeper Mulberry above Eleventh
Girard Eleanor, milliner 200 south Fifth
Girard Stephen, merchant 21 and 23 north Water
Girdon James, sea captain 2 1 Keys' alley
Girland \\ illiam, taylor 26 nortl\ Ninth
Girvan James, taylor next 195 Chesnut
GUiding widow of David, 262 south Third
Gkaling James, oak cooper 6 Little Water and 31 Penn
Ghiding John, oak cooper Parram's alley
G lading Joseph, nailor 197 St. John's luid 293 Coates'
Glassgow James, weaver 524 north Front
Glassgow widow of James, plaisterer 12rh near Walnut
Glazier Adam L cabinet mi'.ker 146 iiorti* Tnird

PHILADELPHIA

Glazier David, nailor 197 St. John's

Glazier Henry, shoemaker 356 north Third

Glenn Hanson, mate Fearis* court

Glenn John, storekeeper 60 Cedar

Glenn Joseph, accomptant 6 Heyde's court

Glenn Joseph, sea captain 151 south Third

Glenn Mary, seamstress Steinmetz court (N. L.)

Glenn William, saddler Carlisle's court

Glentworth James, broker 34 Chesnut

Glentworth Plunket F. m. d. 144 Sassafras

Glover and Lager, stone cutters 224 S. Front & 176 Pine

Goddard George, blacksmith 2 1 1 north Second

Godshall F. shingle and stave yard Christian st. wharf

and 37 Beck's alley
Godshall John, shoemaker 376 north Third
Goe William, mate 119 Swanson
Gcetz Frederick, gunsmith 237 north Second
G off John, shoemaker Charlotte
Golding Jacob, carter 48 north Seventh
Goldtrap John, teacher 20 Shippen
Goldtrap William, carpenter Pearson's court
Goldsmith John, manner 68 German
Goldsmith Thos. plane maker corner Green & Second
Gcldy Casper, carter Locust corner of Juniper
Goodhart John, hatter 18 St. John's
Gomey John, blacksmith Brewer's alley
Goodman J. jun. ironmonger 201 north Third and 32

St. John's
Goodman Phoebe, milliner 68 Mulberry
Goodrich William, hatter 241 north Front
Goodwin John, ship chandler Mulberry st. wharf Sc 171

north Front
Goodwin Samuel, carpenter 386 north Third
Goodwin Thomas, merchant Crawford's wharf, dwelling

corner of Schuylkill 1 ifth and High
Gordon Anthony, seaman 275 south Fouith
Gordon E. brewer corner Prune and Fifth
Gordon Elizabeth, shopkeeper 4 1 5 south Front
Gordon Elizabeth furnished lodgings 112 Union
Cordon Henry, grocer 165 Shippen

directorV.

Gordon John, grocer 306 south Fourth

Gordon John, tuylor 15 Coates' alley

Gordon John, bhicksmith 22 Gilles' alley

Gordon John, plant- maker 14 lilizabeth

Gordon Peter, shipwrij^ht Head's alley

Gordon Peter, caulker Fuller's alley

Gordon Priscilla, boarding house 82 Georsjc

Gordon Rebecca, shopkeeper 207 south Fifth

Gordon Robert, grocer 205 Cedar & west High between

Sixth and Seventh
Gordon Robert, shopkeeper 38 south Fifth
G-'i'gas George, lumber merchant 282 north Second
Got ley Hugh, grocer 17 Swanson [see Gonr.

Gorman Fdward, tavernkeeper 128 north Water
German widow of Henry, carter next 300 south Fourth
Gi'rman Pairick, labourer Malt alley
Gorsuch and Baugh, shopkeepers 3 north Second
Gosner Christopher, rope maker 455 south Second
Gosner Rebecca, widow 139 Chesnut
Goss Joseph, m d corner Shippen and Fourth
Gottreu Henry, beef-steak and oyster house 83 S. Fifth
Gourley Archibald, Mulberry above Twelfth
Gourley J. grocer 385 north Third [^see Goriey,

Gouge John, shopkeeper 224 south Fourth
Goul Calvin, druggist, &c. 123 south Third
Goul Valentine, shoemaker 92 north Ninth [ace Gaul.
Govett Eleanor, widow 149 Mulberry
Govett James, silversmith 12 Strawberry
Govett William G merchant 181 High
Govett William J. carpenter 1 Strawberry
Govett William, treasurer of the Lancaster turnpike 181

High and 122 south Fourth
Gowan John M. soap boiler 10 Vernon
Gowing John, sea captain 47 Shippen
Graba Cathei;ine, widow near 35 St. John's
Graba Philip, cabinet maker 463 north Third
Grace Aaron, labourer Eleventh near assafras
Grace Jacob, porter corner Brewer's alley and Fourth
Grace widow of Philip blacksmith 317 Callowhill
Grady Thomas, boarding house 356 south Second

PHILADELPHIA

Graff Balshaser, baker 474 north Second
Gruff widow of Casper, taylor 62 north Ninth
Graff John, deputy collector of customs 303 Mulberry-
Graff George, cabinet maker back 170 Sassafras
Graff Geoige, oak cooper 361 north Second
Grafl' Henry, deputy weigher of the port $7 north Sixth
Graff v/idow of Jacob, baker 6 Cherry
Graff Joseph, victualler Laurence and 41 Old Shambles
Graham David, gentleman 12 Oak (S.)
Graham Edward, tayior Passyunk road
Graham James, labourer 144 north Eighth
Graham James, grocer 396 south Second
Graham James, porter 94 Green
Graham James, mariner above 1 15 Christian
Graham Jane, gentlewoman 242 north Iront
Graham John, grocer 397 south Second
Graham John, comb maker corner George and Eleventh
Graham Martha, nurse Poplar lane above Third
Graham Mary, seamstress corner Water and Walnut
Graham widow of R. M. druggist 258 south Second
Graliam Thomas, merchant 14 north Eighth
Graham Thomas and Co. grocers 273 High
Graham William, merchant 26 south Front
Graham William, grocer 31 Prime
Grandom John, gentleman N. W. corner Sansom Sc 7th
Grandom Peter, cooper 380 south Third
Grant Alexander, mariner 261 Catherine
Grant George, carpenter corner Lombard and Seventh
Grant Jacob, labourer 317 north Third
Grant John, bookbinder 5 Filbert
Grant Peter, bookbinder 124 north Fifth
Grant Robert, dealer 45 Passyunk
Grant Robert, grocer 1 16 Swanson
Grant William, block maker 116 Callowhill
Giant William, goldsmith 337 north Third
Gratz Simon, merchant 2r>8 High
Gratz Simon and Co. merchants 282 High
Grauel John, baker 334 north Second
Graval Gerard, jeweller 78 Catherine
Gravel Henry, carpenter 72 north Sixth

DIRECTORY.

Gravel Mathias, cutler Bearsticlier's court

Gruvfcile R. L. confectioner 264 ncjrih Second

Graven John, coachniaker 30 Cherry

Gravenstine Gfcoriz;e, late fruiterer 93 north Ninth

Gravenstine widow of John, 131 Sassafras

Gravenstine Peter, fruiterer and confectioner south west

corner of Hisjh and Sixtli
Gravenstine Samuel, accomptant 1 Fayette
Gravenstine VV. wheelwright 433 south Second and 90

Christian
Graves Bartholomew, printer University yard N. Fourth
Graves John, sea captain 334 south Front
Gray Alexander, labourer Cordwainers' alley
Gray Archibald, G. mariner 69 Cedar
Gray David, shoemaker 44 Green
Gray Guyer, mariner 230 St. John's
Gray James, mariner 202 south Tenth {^see Greij.

Gray Joscpli, Fourth above Green
Gray Joseph, late brewer 41 P'ilbert
Gray Xalhan, fruiterer 108 Cherry
Gray Robert, poller Fouith above Green
Gray Sanjuel, blacksmith 159 St. John's
Gray and Taylor, grocers 2 IT HJHi and Hodge's wharf
Gray Thomas, labourer 133 Chesnut
Gray Thomas, shoemaker iNlihiin's court
Gray William, fruiterer 123 south Sixth
Gray William, shoemaker 80 Prov,n

Gray , teacher 360 north Third

Giear J. victualler Noble above Eighth 8c 56 N. Shamb.
Grtar Jacob, victualler 289 N. Fighlh Sc 5'o O. Shambles
Giear N. victualler 234 north Eighth 8c 23 C). Shambles
Greaves Alexander, grocer 376 south Iront [see Greeves.
Grcble George, carpenter 5 Fayette
Gicble Jacob, cedar cooper 360 south Second
Greble William, bricklayer near 247 south Fifth
Greer David, 99 north Third
Greer Jacob, shoemaker 20 Starr alley
Grtcr widow of James, flour merchant 255 south Fifth
Gretn Rev. Ashbel, 183 noith Second
Green Adam, bleeder bt. Mary above Sixth

PHILADELPHIA

Grene Catherine, widow back of 84 south Third

Green Eleanor, grocer 134 south Fourth

Green Geors^e, grocer corner Little Seventh &: Walnut

Green Ja-nes, newscarrier 157 Spruce

Green John, rigger near 66 Alniond

Green John, carpenter 64 north Sixth

Green John, sea captain 364 south Second

Green John, grocer 288 Vine corner of Eighth

Green John, shoemaker 13 Sumncier's court

Green John, mariner 12 Shippen

Green Joseph, carpenter 89 Coates'

Green Rev. Lemuel, 64 south Second and 202 N. Third

Green Michael, tavernkeeper 15 south Seventh

Green Peter, gentleman 37 Cable lane

Green Rufus, sea captain 134 Swanson

Green Stephen, labourer 135 Green

Green , sea captain 78 north Fourth

Greenavi^ay Hannah, widovs^ boarding house 97 Pine

Greenleaf James, gentleman 155 Chesnut

Greeves Tho. merchant 3 north Water & 1 1 north Sixth

Gregory and Cleaver, lumber yard 343 north Second

Gregory George, shipwright 3 Summer's court

Gregory John, cabinet maker south west corner Second

and Spruce
Gregory William, lumber merchant 288 north Second
Greiner John, merchant 182 Sassafras
Greiner John, taylor 54 Penn
Grelaud Mrs. boarding school 42 Filbert
Grenon Martha, 105 Lombard
Grey Rev. James, 3 north Tenth
Grey David, carpenter corner of Wood and Fifth
Grice Isaac, shipwright 446 south Front
Grice Mary, shopkeeper near 16 Christian
Griffen Moses, sea captain 180 south Front
Gritfcn Samuel, sea captain 198 south Front
Grithn David, painter Sec. 293 south Front
Griffith Aaron, carter York road above Green
Griffith Sarah, widow 63 Green and 174 south Fifth
Griffitn Cadwallader, direct tax collector 210 Lombard'
GrifliJi Caleb, taylor 88 south Second
'Birifliih George, rigger 12 German

DIRECTORY.

Griffith Hannah, gentle oman 8 Norris' alley
Griffith iNaac, carpenter 18' north Third
Griffith Jonn, bricklayer Mulbei ry near Twelfth
Griffith John, sione cutler 10 Garriirues' court
Griffith Joseph, cat pointer Cherry above Twelfth
Griffith Joseph, cooper -t. John's above Callowhill
Griffith M. laylor Hoffman's alley
Griffith William, carpenter near 197 Lombard
Griffith William, teacher 355 Mulberry
Griffith William, mariner Nobb b.:lovv Second
Griffiths Elijah, m. d. 161 Mulberry
Griffiis John, sea captain 260 south Front
Griffiis Joseph, ship joiner 247 Swanson and 42 Queen
Griffitts Elizabeth, gentlewoman 77 soufh Third
Griffitts Robert E. merchant compting house 144 N. 3d
Griffitts Samuel P. m. d. 62 south Front
Grim Peter, carter 476 north Third
Grimes Elizabeth, widow 4 1 I south Front
Grimes John- mast maker 504 south Front
Grimes William, baker 22 Sp'uce
Grimshey William, mariner 97 Cierman
Griscom Rachacl, storekeeper 72 south Front
Grennel William, attorney at law 5 i south Fifth
Gross Frederick, tobacconist 12 north Seventh
Gross George, shoemaker south Juniper near Spruct
Gross Jacob, jun. shoemaker Twelfth near Walnut
Gross John, shoemaker la Fayette
Gross Mary, widow St. Tammany near Third
Gross Ihomas, carpenter 1^3 south Sixth
Gross Thomas, cabinet maker Mary
Grossman John, stable keeper 255 Vine
Grouse Llrick, trader 28 Dock
Grover John, justice of the peace 343 south Second
Groves Ann B. widow 8 Prune
Groves Catherine, widow 404 north Third
Groves Christian, bricklayer 194 Mulberry-
Groves Daniel, bricklayer 321 north >:>econd
Groves Jesse, bricklayer 206 north Second
Groves John, merchant 1-64 south Third
Groves Margaret, widow 143 Green

PHILADELPHIA

Grubb Georp:e, boarding house and tavern 317 S. Third

GiMJm Catbc-rinc, shoe tlealer 16 High

Grum Hi Dry, victualler Charles

Griim Robert, coaclnrtan 169 south Sixth

Grum Williuin, sl^o^maker 30 Mulberry

Gri'iTibach Godfiey, shoemaker Di'inker's court

Gue ?v1r. merchaui; rorner Pine and Fifth

Guenat and Joluiston, mevchaius 14 Walnut, dwelling

4.5 north Third
Gutniifcteau J. shopkeeper corner Third and Sassafras
Guecjue A. baker 19 Lombard
Guerin A. silversmith and j'. vveller 381 High
Gucrin IVI. A. milliv.er and storekeeper 74 north Fourth
Gucst A)in and Amelia, 276 Mulberry
Guest and Ba^'cktr, merchants 39 north Front
Guest Elizabeth, 50 Walnut
Guibala — — , gentleman 23 Union
Guier Adam, grazier corner EleYeiith and Filbert
Guier and Dichl, wine raerchantR 199 High
Guier John, nmte 13 Budd
Guier Jolm, wint: iiierchant 19 north Ninth
Guier William, merchant 199 iii^h
Guirey Miss, youn^ ladies' academy 108 High
Gullagev widow of Christian. 70 Mulberry
Gulien John-, sfone cutter 285 Mulberry
Gumme Mark, shipwright 29 Mary (S.)
Gumminger Mrs. storekeeper 171 north Third
Guinper John, cedar coo])er 185 fiigU
Gnmbcrt Abraham, shopi^ecper 259 north Second
Gumpert Martin, brass founder 149 Vine
Gui'uey Francis, merchant 2 Union
Gurnty and Smith, merchants 199 south Front
Guy Uichard, bricklayer 27 George
Guyger Casptrr, ta) jor Blackhoise alley
Guyger Ellzubeth, widow 11 South alley
Guyger George, hatter 172 S. Water and 173 S. Front
Guyger James, taylor 96 north Seventh
Gvv-in Alexander, taylor 3 Mary
Gwin Margaret, widow Goforth alley
Gwin John, labourer Centre alley

DIRECTORY.

HAAS Chavks, painter Sec. 81 Brown
Haas C^hrislian, storekeeper 66 Cherry
Huaii Conrad, baker 19S Sassafras
Haas Frederick, carpeiUer 25 5 north Eijjhth
Haas Frederick, shoemaker 106 Green
Haas Frederick, stocking weaver 367 north Third
Huas Henry, rope maker Christian above Third
Haas Henry, labourer Noble near Second
liaas Henry, oak cooper 391 north Third
Hause Wiliiam, carpenter 18'^ Cheriy
Hubacker Philip, merchant 301 Vine
Hatline Catherine, widow next 61 north P^ourth
Hafline widow of J. stone cutter 1 33 -ntrrtibi Sixth
Hitfcya GodJvcy^ merchant I south Sixth .^
Haga Godfrey and Co. merchants south east corner pf

High and Sixth
Hagart Ann, boarding house 2 1 Walnut
Hagarty v^harles. grocer 1 j8 south Sixth
Hager Catherine, widow 34 Budd
Hager Philip, labourer Charlotte
Hagerman John, labourer Middle alley
Hagner John lining hoop maker 130 Coates*
Hagner Philip, mustard and chocolate manufacturer^

Falls of Schuylkill, dwelling 132 north Third
Hague Michael, milkman Logan

Hahn late C. chocolate and mustard factory lO'i N. Front
Hahn Peter, hierchant corner of Arch and trout
Huiler Frederick, gentleman 43 jiorth Sixth
Hailtr John, perfumer and hair dresser 19 south Third
Haines Catherine, widow 135 north Third
Haines E. cabinet warehouse 100 north Front
Haines Hdunali, widow 4 New iiank (Ule Lodge)
Haines John, late high constable 78 north Ninth
Haines Joseph, storekeeper 5 5 High
Haines William, merchant 177 Mulberry
Hains Dorcas, nurse 20 Cypress alley
Hains George, segar maker 7 Branch
Hains John, tobacconist 19 Cresson's alley
Hains Josiah B. trader near 59 Prime »

PHILADELPHIA

iHains Mary, 5 Cresson's alley

Hams Ktubc:;n, merchant 4 New Bank (late Lodeje}
Hayns David, shoemaker 76 German
Hayns John B. grocer corner Sasbufras and Fourth
Hayns Joseph, g^rocer S7 German
Kayns Mary, widow 100 north Sixth
Hale Mary, boardin?^ house 2 I Swanson
Hule Matthew, 27 Chmxh alley
Hale Samuel, shipwri.^^ht 460 south Front
Hale Sarah, near 33 Moravian alley
Hde Thomas, broker 63 Chesnut
Haley John, teacher 501 south Second
Hull Alexander, mariner 24 6 south Front
Hill Edvvarci, mate 280 south Fourth
Hall Ezekiel, distiller 366 north Front
Hiiil Isaac, taverukeeper corner Front and Vine
Hali John, clock and watchmaker 55 south Front
HuH John, merchant corner Pine and Water and yi soiilji

Sixth
Hall John, carpenter 120 south Tenth
Hall John, shallopman near 26 Cath':trine
Hall Margaret, shopkeeper 7 I High
Hall Martha, widow 72 Mulberry
Hall Thomas M. merchant 20 north Fifth
Hall William, printer 5 i Hifth
Hallman John, boot and shoemaker 33 north Front
Hallo well John, attorney at law corner Fifth & Chesnut
Hallo well Mary, boarding house 25 Carter's alley
Hailowell William jun. ironnion^^er 197 north Third
Hallowell and Satteru»wuite, ironmongers 52 and 197

north Third
Halver Jane, widow 3 Gaskill

Halverstadt G. cabinet maker 219 and 214 north Front
Hf.lverstadt Samuel, block maker Christian above 4th
Halzel Philip, fancy chair maker 515 north Front
Halzey Charles H. merchant 25 north Ninth
HaDib'i)^ Feter.. s^a ca]Main 220 south Fourth
Hamel James, shopkeeper 218 south Second
Hamer jAcob, taylor 24 Pewter-platter alley
Hauiill and Pierie, curriers 65 Chesnut

BTRECTORY.

Hamilton** wharf open, next 119 south Water

Haiiiiltoii and Drew grocers 2 High

Hamilton (^avin and Wm. tobaccoriists 13 south Second

Hamilton Hestor, umbrella maker 103 Cedar

Hamilton Hugh, grocer 472 north Second

Hamilton James, gentleman 19 south Seventh

Hamilton John, brush maker 15 Apple-tree alley

Hamilton John, taylor Laurel

Hamilton John, millinery shopkeeper 102 north Third

Hamilton John, merchant 36 Strawberry

Hamilton Margaret, boarding house George above 9th

Hamilton Richard, blacksmith 2 Knight's court

Hamilton Robert, shallopman ^. arpenter

Hamilton Robert, carpenter 110 south Tenth

Hamilton Thomas, inspector otlumber 199 N". Water

H imilton William, young ladies* academy Church alley

Hamilton William, grocer 38 Cedar

Hamilton William, porter Kunckle near Callowhill

Hamilton William, sea captain 38 Cedar

Hamilton William, carpenter 30 north Eighth

Hamlet Godfrey, blacksmith 3.5 1 N Front Sc 77 Green

Hamm Jacob, blacksmitli 36 south Fifth

Hamm James» biscuit baker 91 Lombard

Hamm and Son, biscuit bakers 9 1 Lombard

Hammer Adam, shoemaker 48 Cherry

Hammer Lewis storekeeper 149 north Second

Hamon Jymes, oysterman 10 Branch

Hamon William, gentlem-m corner Sixth and Walnut

Hammond Benjamin, rigger 113 Christian

Hammond L. ladies' shoemaker 74 Green

Ha-nmond Philip, sugar boiler Brevver's alley

Hampstead Low, carpenter 26 Llizabeth

Hampstead Michael, stable keeper 128 Walnut

Hamlin Joseph, carter 81 (ireen

Hampton Alexander, carpenter 319 Mulberry

Hampton Samuel, shoemaker 64 north Sixth

H mckle John M. m d. 364 north Second

Hancock \nn M. widow 57Z south Front

HiMork i^obert, siik. woolifni, and cotton dyer 93 Vine

Hancock William, printer 23 i south Second

PHILADELPHIA

Hand George, jun. merchant 8 south Wharves, and 137

Lombard
Hand Jacob, blacksmith 130 Walnut
Hand Margaret, boardinej; house 28 north Third
Hand Ruth, tutress 130 Sassafras
Hand Thomas, sea captain 52 Shippen
Hank Lewis, segar maker 270 north Eighth
Hankinson William, storekeeper 223 north Third
Hanley William, printer 62 north Fifth
Hanlon Ldward, bottler 18 and 21 Walnut
Hanna Edward, innkeeper 145 Cedar
Hanna Elizal)eth, widow ISO Lombard
Hanna John, stevadore 18 Ahiiond
Hanagin Hannah, widow 84 north Water
HanaiJn John, milkm.an 331 south Second
Hannigan William, milkman 320 south Front
Fli^inis Benjamin, plane maker 105 Coates'
Hannold Geo. taylor 225 N. Front and 49 Coates* alley
H-nse C. coach maker corner Fourth and Walnut
Hi-nse Samuel, book birider 6 Cresson's alley
Hanse William, mariner 50 Chri^itian
LJanseil Barnet, taylor 18 nortli Sixth
Hansel! Charles, comb maker 255 north Eighth
Hansell Jacob, blacksmith and storekeeper 162 Sassafras
Hauser Jacob, dealer 106 north Third
Hanson Andrew, mariner 31 * .erman
Hanson Thomas, coachman 22 North alley
Harbert Isaac, bricklayer 160 Cherry
Harbeson Benjamin, jun. copper merchant 75 High
Harbinger Henry, tanner Sc currier 11th near Locust
Harby John, innkeeper 40'J. north Second
Harder John Cr. furrier 1 18 Walnut
Harding Ezekiah, sea captain 170 south Third
Harding George, sexton of St, Peter's Church 366 south

Second
Hardie David, sea captain 164 Spruce
Hardy Alexander, grocer 117 German
Hardy H. thread button maker Say's alley
Hardy John, teacher 17 1 ombard
Hardy John and Patrick, carters back 18 Spruce

DIRECTORY.

Hardy Lawrence, baker back 1 8 Spruce

Hardy NeaK blacksmith near 128 Sassafras

Hare Charles W. attorney at law 95 Walnut

Hure Robert, porter brewer 15 north Eighth

Hare Robert and Son, porter brewers Cable lane above

Callowhill
Harford Charles, merchant 49 Cherry
Harford John, grocer 3 2 south Second-
Hargesheimer John, painter and glazier Third near

Stamper's alley and 44 Gaskill
Hargesheimer Samuel, smith and farrier 437 S. Second
Hargous John, merchant 209 south Second
Hargrove William, labourer 16 St. John's
Harker Joseph, gentleman 39 Green
Hurkins Mathew, labourer south Seventh between Ce-
dar and Shippen
Harkins Sarah, widow 220 south Fifth
Harkins William, siioemaker 52 Sassafras
Harlan Edward, carpenter I'enih near Pine
Harlan Joshua, merchant broker, office at the Coffee

house, dwelling 90 south Front
Harlan Wm. merchant 49 S. Wharves Sc 127 S. Third
Harland John, carpeting and dry goods store 76 High
Harley Thomas, instrument maker 237 south Third
Harman Elizabeth, baker 11 Fliitn
Harman Jacob, blacksmith 139 north Second
Harman Jacob, coach painter 42 south Fiftii \_see HermaJi
Harman Jacob, grocer 132 south Front
Harman John, baker 160 north Fourth
Harman John, coachman Twelfth near Walnut
Harman Joseph, shipwriglit Cooper's court
Harman Mary, mantua maker 127 New
Harman Nicholas, rigger near 286 south Front
Harman Rachel, widow fwelfth near Walnut
Harman Samuel, accomptant 135 High
Harmer Hannah, gloveress 25 Cable lane
Harmer Catherine, widow 25 Cable lane
Harmer John, shipwright 388 north Front
Harmer Jimes N. merchant 86 south Front and 177
Walnut (Sansom's row)
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PHILADEi^PHIA

Harms Laurence, 26 Elizabeth
Harmsteatl Martin, shoemaker 163 north Second
Harned John, tin-plate worker 43 High and 12 Mora-
vian alley
Harper's Wharf otens next 83 soifth Water.
Harper James, Thirteenth near Gaskill
Harper John, late weigher Harper's wharf
Harper Rachel, widow 237 north Front
Harper Thomas, merchant 81 south Water
Harrell James M. mate 184 Lombard
Harrington Willitam, printer 194 noiih Fifth
Harris Adam, coach maker 131 north Fourth
Harris Charles, grocer 139 south Fifth
Harris George, boarding house 127 High
Flarris Israel, bricklayer 37 Walnut
Harris James, sexton near 85 south Third
Flarris John, labourer Smith's court
F arris John, merchant 77 Cherry
Harris John, storekeeper Mary
Harris Joseph, bricklayer 130 Callovvhill
Flarris Michael, labourer 392 nort!) Front
FJfirris Mrs, widow Fleventh near l^ocust
Flarris Robert, sen. m. d. 59 nq^rth Third
Harris Robert, jun. druggist 30 High
HaiTis Sarah, seamstress Smith's alley
Harris Theophilus, gentleman 208 south Front
Flurrison C. P. copper-plate printer 133 Walnut
Flarrison Catherine, washer Coxe's alley
Flarnson Francis, accomptant 20 Coombs' alley
Lanison Francis, stevadore 72 Catherine
Flarrison George, navy agent 17 Dock and 156 Chesnut
Hui'rison Jane, shopkeeper 44 north Fourth
I'iarrison John, chymist 75 north Fifth
Harrison Joseph, grocer 322 north Front
Harrison Joseph, shoemaker 460 north Second
II J' prison Mathias, gentleman 206 Spruce
Harrison Rachel, widow 253 north Tront
Harrison Robert, tanner 85 Coates'
FliiiTison Samuel. Isatter 324 north Front
Harrison Sarah Ann, gentlewoman 150 north Eighth

DIRECTORY.

Harrison Sarah, seamstress 121 north Sixth

Harrison Thomas, taylor 72 south Third

Harrison William, engraver 50 Filbert

Harrod Joseph, sea captain 82 Swanson

Harry Hannah, boarding- house 10 Xorris' alley

Hart Alfred, morocco dresser 20 Vernon

Hart Charles, teacher 3.17 Callowhiil

Hart Dennis, printer near 261 north Front

Hart James, grocer 243 north Third

Hart John, carpenter 45 Fitzwalter

Plart John, dru^^^gist 8 soutli Second and 195 Mulberry

Hart John, porter 186 Lombard

Hart John, turner 125 north Sixth

Hart Joseph, grazier 186 north Third

Hart Mrs. widow 344 Sassafras

Hart N. merchant 157 north Third

Hart Nichdlas, cedar cooper 146 south Third

Hart Sarah A. 256 Mulberry

Hart Seymour, gentleman 51 Vine

Hart and Shelmire, grocers 231 north Third

Hart Susannah, widow Twelfth near Locust

Hart William, oak cooper Harper's wharf

Hartenstein Eli, carter 204 Coates'

Hartley George, rigger north Wharves near Callowhiil

and Noble above Front
Hartley John M. shopkeeper 164 north Second
Hartley Mark, cabinet and chair maker 35 south Front
Hartly Ezekiel, Sw-gar maker 38 Budd
Hartly G. and F. coppersmiths 88 south Water and 83

Front
Hartly Joseph, upholsterer 272 south Second
Hartly Solomon, rigger Emlen's court
Hartman Cliristian, storekeeper 346 north Second
Plartman Jacob, labourer 17 Apple-tree alley
Hartman Mary, baker 340 south Front
Hartman Nathan, gentleman 154 Coates'
Hartman Peter, chair maker 39 Coates' alley
Hartnock C. shoemaker 507 north Third " "^^

Hartnock Justice, shoemaker 468 north Third
Hartshorn Josepii, mariner 24 Shippcn

PHILADELPHIA

ijartshorn Pattison P. gentleman 140 Mulberry

Hartwell John, sea captain Fearis* court

Hartweli Sarah, widow Fearis' court

Harvey Edward, hat warehouse 90 south Second

Harvey Edward, labourer next 79 Plum

Harvey Isaac, jun. merchant 15 south Water

Harvey John accomptant 359 north Third

Harvey Joseph, shoemaker 140 Cedar

Harvey Peter, coachmaker near 5 8 south Fourth

Harvey Samuel, ironmonger 21 Branch

Harvey and Worth hardware merchants 62 north Front

Harwood Robert, merchant 30 south Front

Kaskins Neal, blacksmith 326 north Front [see Hoskina.

Haskins Thomas, merchant 10 south Water & 11 Front

Haslett WiUiam, merchant 104 south Front

Hassall Jacob, calico glazer 346 north Second

Hassall Joseph, boot and shoe maker 305 south Second

Hasenclaver Mary, widow 70 north Seventh

Hassinger Jacob, merchant 207 High

Hastings John, near the Lebanon inn Cedar

Hathaway Caleb, merchant north-east corner of Walnut

south Wharves and 171 Pine
fiathaway Catherine, widow 75 George
Hattenfield Joseph M accomptant 145 Walnut
Haughey WiUiam, grocer 158 south Water & 159 Front
Haverd Catherine, tutoress 39 Callowhill
Hawke Christian, hosier 440 Sassafras
Hawke Hezekiah, ferryman 167 N- Front and Stillhouse

alley
Hawke M. milk man corner of Logan and Charles
Hawkes WiUiam, sea captain I Norris' alley
Hawkins Ann, gentlewoman 27 Cable lane
Hawkins Henry, merchant 61 Pine
Hawkins John, boot and shoemaker 83 Chesnut
Hawkins William, shoemaker 25 Mary
Hawthorn Hanse, labourer 204 Coates'
Hawthorn Daniel, taylor 85 Passyunk
Hawthorn Thomas P. sea captain 37 Artillery lane
Hay Catherine, widow 53 south Third
Hay John, sea captain Randolph's court

DIRECTORY.

Hay John, innkeeper 134 north FourtU
Hay Richard, sujjar baker 65 Passyunk
Haydock E. painter and plumber 5 New Bank (late

Lodge)
Haydock Robert, painter and plumber S8 south Second
Haydock R. &; Co. painters & plumbers 37 Strawberry
Haydock Samuel, merchant 38 south Second
Haydock William, painter Sec. 109 Chesnut
Hay don W. japanner and ornament painter near 359

Mulberry
Hayes Ades, carpenter James
Hayes James, carpenter Elmslie's alley
Hayes Laurence, grocer 140 Cherry
Hayes Sarah, widow 349 south Front
Hays John, male 191 north Front
Hays Patrick, sea captain 18 Pine
Hays Samuel, merchant 89 south Third
Hays Thomas, shoemaker 177 Cedar
Hey Rev. John, pastor of the independent church 61

south Seventh
Haylander Jacob, sea captain 61 north Fourth
Hay man Anthony W. and W. brewers 10 George
Hayward John, baker 440 north Third
Hazard and Cabot> merchants 25 south Wharves
Hazard David, pilot 210 south Front
Hazard Ebenezer, gentleman 145 Mulberry
Hazard Happ, beer and oys'ter house 288 south Third
Hazel William, merchant 140 Pine
Hazell Chitrles, porter 390 north Third
Hazlehurst Isaac, merchant 117 north Second
Hazlehurst Isaac and Son, merchants Drinker's alley
Hazlehurst S. merchant corner Mulberry and Fourth
Hazleion Isaiah, trunk maker 30 St. John's
Head Joseph, gentleman Chesnut above Tenth
Headinger Barnet, painter 65 north Fifth
Headman Williaai, potter 17 south Eighth
Healey James, grocer Pine near Twelfth
Heath Charles ^P. insurance office north east corner of

Sevtnth and Walnut
Heally Charles, eounsellor at law 74 north Second

PHILADELPHIA

Heaton Elija, shoemaker 146 Brown

Hiberton George, merchant 5 south Second

Hc-ck George tavernkeeper 4 Crabb

Hedderly George, bell founder and smith 63 south Fifth

Hedelius Andrew, 125 north Fifth

Hedges William, taylor S7 Callowhill

Hegamin Samuel, black and whitesmith 48 Gaskill

Hefferman John, shoemaker Merritt's lane

Htjidley Leonard, gentleman 186 north Second

Height Peter, victualler near 511 north Second

Heimberger Mathias, near 37 Cable lane

Heimberger Richard, druggist and chymical warehouse

200 north Second
Heineken J. H. C. commercial agent from the Batavian

Republic, 107 north Front
Heinold Charles, grocer 138 Callowhill
Heiss Frederick, gentleman 98 north Sixth
Helfenstein Rev. Samuel, 39 north Fourth
H-;lfetty Daniel, labourer 287 south Fourth
Hrfllerman John, oysterman 216 St. John's
Helm Elizabeth, 89 north Ninth

Helm Mary, widow of Peter, north Twelfth near High
Hchnbold George, jun. back of 73 north Eighth
Helmuth Rev. I. Henry Charles, 281 High
Hemuth John K. merchant 225 High
H.lzei John, taylor 177 St. John's
Helzel Peter, oak cooper 166 St. John's
Hembel Samuel, tobacconist 139 north Fifth
Hinibel William, sen. taylor 16 north Water
H^nibel William, jun. merchant 17 north Front
Hemphill Joseph, attorney at law 276 High
Hempill Jane, midwife 73 Plum
Hemmnurs John, mariner 191 north Front
Henchman Adam, grocer 28 north Ninth
Henchman Christopher, gentleman 187 north Second
Henchman John, brick maker 200 Sassafras
Henchman widow of John, sen. 174 Sassafras
Hcnchmcin Michael, brick maker 174 Sassafras
Hendel EHza, shopkeeper 124 north Second
Henderson Isabella, grocer 147 south Sixth

DIRECTORY.

Henderson James, carpenter 106 Cedar

Hend-^Tson John, carpenter 155 north Sixth

Henderson John, salt measurer 159 north Second

Henderson Joseph, mast maker 28 Ga.:)kill

Henderson Martha, grocer 5 Sirawbe'ry

Henderson Mary» grocer 59 soiitli Second

Henderson Mary, widow 1 17 Callovvhill

Henderson Mrs. gentlewoman 46 north Front

Henderson Sarah, gentlewoman near i2 Coombs' alley

Henderson Stephen, silver plater 21 north Seventh

Henderson William, jun. weigher near S6 Crown

Henderson widow of Willium, 159 Mulberry

Henderson William, tobacconist 9 Walnut

Hendry James, tavern and boardine; house 3 Shippen

Hennessy Thomas, accomptant 25 north ILighth

Henning Benjamin, shoemaker 169 south Third

Hcnning David, shoemaker 63 Christian

Hennings Mrs. sho.'maUcr 158 north Third

H:inrigc'l Jacob, taylor 188 Vine

Henry Alexander, merchant 192 High

Henry Casper, brick maker York road near Noble

Henry Chrisiophei-, oysterman Fourlii above 13rowp

Henry George A. merchant 56 north Front

H(!<%ny Geora:e, shoemaker near 15 Pine alley

H nry Hugh, shoemaker 65 north Sixth

Henry James, shipwright Carpenter (S.)

H^nry John, sea captain 77 Lombard

H^^nry John, trunk maker Ball alley

Henry Mary, widow 138 Brown

Henry Mrs. shopkeeper 26 south Third

Henry Peter, labourer Fourth above BrowB

Henry William, joiner 70 Catherine

Hjnry William, shoeniaker 137 Careen

Ht-pp Adam, soap boiler 103 Coatcs'

Hepperard John, painter &c. near 39 Key's alley

Hepperard John and Co. painters Sec. 131 north Water

H la C. and J. pewterers 23 2 north Second

Herbert Isaac, bricklayer 160 Cherry

Herbert widow of i.^a \ rence, storekeeper 161 High

Herbert William, manner 27 Mary

PHILADELPHIA

Herd Susannah, victualler 13 Fayette
Herd Thomas, sea captain 6 G'Arri«:ues' court
Herges Joseph, tobacconist 382 north Second
Herils Francis, goldsmith 46 north Fourth
Herkness Adam, stone cutter 22 north Ninth
Heron Elizabeth, mantua maker 248 south Fourth
Heron James, printer 92 north Eighth
Heron John, grocer 248 south Fourth
Hern John, printer 1 1 Crown
Hern Margaret, teacher 33 Keys' alley
Herrington Jonathan, tavernkceper 1 14 north Fourth
-Herrington Mrs. boarding house 157 Cedar
Heirilage N. carter Rose alley
Herse Jacob, blacksmith 73 New
Ht^rse Samuel, teacher near 37 Zane
Herse Thomas, teacher 13 Wood
Herto John, shoemaker 121 north Fourth
Hertzhog Eve, widow 120 Cedar
Hertz! lOg Joseph, merchant 96 north Second
Hess Christopher, shoemaker 87 Callowhill
Hess George, carter 102 Coates'
Hess John, shopkeeper 183 Sassafras
Hess John, blacksmith 178 north Fifth
Hess Petef, shoemaker 149 St. John's
Hess William, carpenter above 101 Budd
Hess William, mariner 163 north Water
Hess William shoemaker 5 I New
Hesser William, blacksmith near 30 Christian
Hcston Isaiah, taylor 125 south Water
Hetherington Bernard, victualler 224 south Sixth
Hetherington George, tavernkceper 226 south Sixth
Hetherington Henry, merchant 73 north Third
Hetherington Richard, victualler 226 south Sixth and 3:7

Hill market
H-i-tzel Bernard, oak cooper 169 St. John's
H».vlmg John, ladies' shoemaker 3 Garrigues' court
Hewes Josiah, gentleman 15 south Third [_see Hug/ies;
Hewes Wiliidm, shoemaker 38 Spruce
Hevvett Thomas, sea captain 14 Pine
Hi^wUt VViiliain, grocer corner Seventh and Pine

DIRECTORY.

Hewitt William, commission merchant 93 New

Hu'vvson Thomas T. m, d. 41 Spruce

Heyberger George, blacksmith Noble

Ilcybert^er Jacob, chocolate manufacturer 222 N. Third

Bcyde John, taylor 1 Heyde's court [see Hyde.

Heyl George, jun. attorney at law and notary public 30

Walnut
Heyl John, brush maker 196 north Second
Heyl Philip, carpenter Wagner' alley
Hjyl Phihp, baker 106 north Second
licylin Cat»'^crine, bleeder 148 Sassafras
Htylin Isaac, m. d. 13 south Seventh
Hjysiiam Robert, gentleman Si St. John's
Huily John, teacher 70 Passyunk
HiDUorn John, shoemaker 7 South allev
H»obs Willi im, ropeixiaker Carpenter (S.)
Hii3bs Mary, seamstress 121 Plum
Hickey Jo^.m, grocer Germm near Fifth
Hiokey Michael, tavern an 1 stable keeper 123 PJne
Hickcy Michael, mute 76 Union
Hicktiam Richard, iTork rodd above P opar lane
Hickman Benjamin, plaislerer 65 south Third
Hickman and Oliver, taylors 89 and 131 south ^Vate
Hickman ^elby, merchant taylor 99 south Second
Hioks widow of N. 23 Keys' alley
Hicks Richard, carpenter 2)7 Mjllberry
Higgerson widow of Joseph, bricklayer 32 Brown
Higgins l''rarjcis, plaisier Paris store 339 High and 0

Filbert
Higgins Lott, labourer 416 north Front
Higgins PncEbe, boardin^r hows^t b.ick 60 Lombard
Hig.^ins Price, pilot oo Catherine
Higgms Robert, maie 273 soutii Front
Higat Clirisiian, blacksmith 2 Filbert
Hij^ht Gratl', grocer corner St. John's and Brown
HigUt bopuia, widow c^terling alley
Hiioorn Benjamin, wheelwright 266 north Eighth
HilDorn B. and J. wheelwrigiits Callowhill above Nint/i
Hiloorn J. wheelwright near 339 Callowhill
Hilborn widow of Joseph, merchant 12 north Fourth

PHILADELPHIA

Hilbonrn Charles, mate 66 Almond

HiklevVorth Henry, grocer and lavernkeeper 2-10 north
Front

Hill Abraiiam, shoemaker 177 Cherry

Rill Archibald, bricklayer 7 2 Shippen

Hill Charles, taylor back 126 north Front

Hill Elizabeth, shopkeeper 110 north Third

Hill Hiio-h, bricklayer Smith's alley

Hill Jereiiiiah, painter 27 Prune

Hill John, shoemaker 277 north Front

Rill John, rigger Will's alley

Hill John, tobacconist 247 south Second

Hili John, shoemaker 44 German

Hill J. W. tavernkeeper 76 north Water

Hiil Johanna, widow 19 EliVeiih's alley

Hill Joshua, shoemaker next 440 south Second

Hiil Joseph, boat builder 154 Swanson

Fill Leonard, labourer Branner's alley

Hill Maria, widow 2i6 Vine

Hill iVlary, boarding hous^ 49 Sassafras

Hili i^loses, lumber yarci corner 1 ioble and Third, dwell-
ing 33 Noble

Hill Philip, carpjnter near 131 St. John's

Hili Robert, cabinet maker corner of lilbert and Ninth

Plill Robert, grocer corner of Sv»anscn and Piime

Hiil Robert, porter 42 Plum

Hill William, shoemaker Hoffman's alley

Hills John, draftsman 2 Sansom

Hills JNiiiry, teacher of ladies 2 Sansom

Hiihnan Cornelius, tavernkeeper 36 Pcnn

IFilhnan Mary, hoarding house 23 Elfi'eith's alley

Hilt Christian, baker corner Cedar and Crab

ft^jyar John, shoemaker 82 Green

Hilyard Abraham, merchant taylor 21 south Third
Tlilyard Joini, bricklayer near 157 Coates'

Hilzey John, taylor 12 north Front

Rimes Frederick, labourer York near Germantown road

Hmckle Adam, victualler Lawrence

Hines James, rigger 1 14 'Queen

Hines James, stevijdore 67 Catherine

DIRECTORY.

nines William, mariner 55 Meade alley

Hinkle A. blacksmith and innkeeper 321 Callowhill

Hiulde Ctiarlcs, statre driver Wood

Hinkle Conrad, rope maker 139 Green

Hinckle Henry, porrer William

Hinkle John, porter Garden

Hinkle John, potter 2 38 High

Hinckle John, victualler Lawrence and 24 Old Shambles

Hinkle Peter, accomptant James

Hinkle Peter, victualler Lawrence and 30 Old Shambles

Hinney Frederick, weaver 130 Shippen

Hinney Jacob, tobacconist Wood

Hinney Sarah, widow Callowliill street wharf

Hinton Barbara widow, grocer 158 Lombard

Hird Thomas, sea captain 290 south Front

Hinieisen George, grocer 39 and 42 north Seventh

Hirneisen Jacob, mintner 25 nortii Seventh

Hisler Nicholas, labourer Merrit^s lane,

Hisler Peter, gentleman George (N. L.)

Hitchcock Davnel, teacher Spruce above Sixth

Hitman Elizabeth, boarding house 39 south Third

Hitner Mrs. 97 New

Hittel Philip, shingle dresser 58 St. John's

Hobart Elizabeth, widow 288 Cedar

Hobart H. E. insurance broker 92 south Front

Hobson John, grocer 173 south Fifth

Hockenmiller Henry, victualler 2h7 north Third

Hockenniiller J. blacksmith 243 north Front

Hocker George, baker 316 north Second

Hockley Eleanor, widow 153 north Third

Hocckiey F. lace and fringe weaver 304 north Second

Hockley Mrs. 204 Mulberry

Hoilgdon Benjamin, sea captain 18 4 Ghesnnt

Hodgdon and Harris, merchants Hodrdon's wharf

Hodgdon Samuel, merchant 124 Mulberry

Hodgson Hannah, widow 76 Lombard

Hodgson John B. sei captain 206 south Tiiird

Hodgson Robert, merciiant 142 Pine

Hodge's Wha.rf opens next 85 korth Water.

Hodge A. merchant 89 noitn Water and 92 .Mulnerry

PHILADELPHIA

Hodge George, mariner 74 Penn

Hodge IViary, gtntlewoman 22 Sansom

Hodge Robert, grocer 2 1 north Fifth

Hodkiss Sarah, mantua maker 129 Sassafras

Hoeth Charles, storekeeper 180 north Second

Hoff Jacob, flour and feed store 164 Vine

Hoff John, printer 48 Cherry

KofFaire John, carpenter 215 south Fifth

Hoffecker John, carpenter near 219 south Fifth

Hoefman Nicholas, 5 1 Green

Hoffman John, tanner near 22 Kunckle

Hoffman Jonathan, ship joiner 18 Butler's court

Hofiman Peter, bleeder 98 Cedar

Hoffman Samutl, oak cooper 174 Vine

Hoffman Thomas, labourer 1 1 Burd's alley

Hoffman Valentine, blacksmith 251 Sassafras

Hoffman Wolfgang, comb maker 262 Sassafras

Hofiman Isaac, carpenter Kunckle above St. Tammany

Hoffman Z. druggist and apothecary 98 north Third

Hoftner Andrew, innkeeper corner Second and Christian

Hoffner Ann, widow 9 Elfreith's alley

L offner George, brickmaker 2] 5 St. John's

Hoffner Henry, bricklayer 120 Coates'

Hoffner Lucy, boarding house 3 George

Hoffner Sophia, boarding house 167 Mulberry

Hogan David, printer 5 1 south Third

Holahan Amos, smith and tavernkeeper 72 Zane

Holahan Jacob, smith & tavernkeeper 10th near Locust

Holbrook Benjamin, sea captain 397 south Front

Holderness V\ illiam, merchant 232 south Second

Holdfish Obadiah, shoemaker near 146 Brown

Holdship Henry, carpenter 78 north Sixth

Holdgate Samuel, shoemaker 389 south Front

Holland Hannah, merchant 3 north Front

Holland John J. artist 95 south Eighth

Holland N. hatter 60 south Second

Hollond C. &. F. English, merchants 106 south Front

HoUich Charles, shoemaker 10 Cresson's alley

Holliday Elizabeth, widow Juniper lane

Hollingshead Catherine, widow 29 Cable lane

DIREGTORY.

HoHingsworth Henry, merchant 185 south Third

Holhngsworth Jehu, jun. merchant 47 Penn

Hollingsworth Jehu, merchant 47 Penn

HoUingsworth Levi, merchant 16 Dock

HoUingsworth L. and Son, merchants 72 south Wharves

Hollingsworth's Wharf opens at 141 S. Water.

Hollis Charles, shoemaker 10 Cresson's alley

Hollman George, porter William

Hollobush Jacob, plaisterer Rose alley

Hollobush Youst, innkeeper New above Third

Holloway Jacob, carpenter 19 north Eighth

Hollowell Hesther, widow 130 south Fourth

Hoilyday William, stone cutter 210 north Eighth

Holmes Ann, boarding house 139 Plum

Holmes Hugh, gentleman 221 Spruce

Holmes Isaiah, shoemaker 28 Brown

Holmes John, carpenter Cedar above Thirteenth

Holmes Mary, widow Taper alley

Holmes Samuel, attorney at law 59 south Third

Holmes and Young, merchants 224 north Front '

Holskim Garrett, pilot 46 Penn

Holt George, hair dresser 44 north Third

Holt Jesse, carter Fourth above Brown

Holtzbecher F. H. merchant 108 south Fourth

Homan Abraham, carter 332 Sassafras

Homan John, mariner 369 south Front

Homelon Isaac, mariner 141 north Sixth

Hommans I. C. professor of music 43 north Seventh

Honach, Whytlock Sc Co. merchants 5 I Chesnut

Ht>ney George, clerk to the county commissioners 107

Sassafras
Honey George, jun. carpenter 327 Mulberry
Hood Henry, taylor 202 south Water
Hood George, tavernkeeper and corder north side Al-
mond street wliarf
Hood J. P. block maker lo9 north Front and 134 Water
Hood John, storekeeper 71 Swanson
Hood John M'Clennan, merchant 254 north Second
Hood John, silk and stuff shoemaker 1 14 north I'ourth
Hood 1 homas, oak cooper 4 Little Water and 33 Penn

PHILADELPHIA

Hood Thomas, ladies* shoemaker 175 south Fifth

Hood VVilham, shoemaker 141 north Fifth

Hook John, carter Charlotte

Hook John and Co. potters 312 north Second

Hook William, potter St. Tammany near Fourth

Hookey Anthony, grocer 349 north Third

Hookey Catherine, widow 118 Brown

Hookey Mary, widow Lilly alley

Hooper Henry, mariner 83 Shippen

Hoops Israel, wheelwright 58 Plum

Hoott G. painter and glazier upper 44 north Fourth

Hoover Anthony, labourer 153 Green

Hoover Frederick, victualler Garden

Hoover Henry, tavernkeeper corner Sixth Sc Callowhiil-

Hoover John, taylor Steinmetz court

Hoover John, rope maker 480 south Second

Hoover Lawrence, mast maker 496 south Front

Hoover M. victualler Noble above Eighth

Hope Thomas, ship broker and publisher of the Price

Current, Carpenters' buildings
Hopkins and Howell ironmongers 86 High
Hopkins John, razor strop maker 245 High 8c 72 north

Ninth
Hopkins John, ironmonger 86 High
Hopkins John, mariner 254 north Front
Plopkins Joseph R. attorney at law 90 south Third
Hopkins Richard, ironmonger 28 High
Hopkins Robert, inspector of customs 4 Laurel .
Hopkins Thomas, county commissioner 74 Swanson
Hopkins Thomas, gentleman 119 Pine
Hopkinson Joseph, counsellor at law 165 Chesnut
Hoppel Andrew, chocolate factory 85 Shippen
Hoppel George, victualler corner Coates* and Third
Hoppel widow of George, Prospect alley
Ho]:j|)er Isaac T. taylor 72 Dock
Hopps Mary, grocer 339 north Front
Horn Benjamin, shallopman Oak (N. L.)
Korn Christiana, grocer 206 south Fourth
Horn Isaac, truder Noble near Second *

Horn Jacob, mnkeepev 2 1 B Sassafras

DIRECTORY.

Horn Mary, seamstress Poplar lane above Second

Horn William J. grocer 20 Bank

Hornor Benjamin, jun. ironmont^er 8 Church alley

Hornor Benjamin, sen. gentleman 208 north Front

Hornor Benjamin and Joseph P. ironmongers 47 High

Horner Jacob, shoemaker 240 St. John's

Horner John, merchant 261 High

Horner and Wilson, grocers 261 High

Hornketh Jeremiah, brickmaker, yard corner Vine and

Broad, dwelling 464 Sassafras
Hoskins Mrs. gentlewoman 180 Mulberry
Hoskins Thomas storekeeper 233 south Fiftli
Houck John, shopkeeper 143 north Sixth
Houck Mary, widow, washer 42 Zane
Houduc Victor baker 149 Spruce
Hough Margaret, widow 30 Small
Hough Thomas, gentleman 20 Pine
House Alexander, labourer Noble above Eighth
House Elizabeth, widow IT Pewter-platter alley
House George, victualler Garden
House Peter, carpenter 497 north Third
Household George, labourer Sassafras alley
Household Sarah, schoolmistress 28 Cable lane -
Houseman, Daniel, victualler corner Moyamensing road

and Christian
Houser Jacob, hog victualler 83 Brown
Houser John, porter and grocer 32 Passyunk road
Houston James, sea captain 278 south Fourth
Houston John, grocer 32 Passyunk
Houston Margaret, boarding house 210 Cedar
Houston William, shoemaker 103 Christian
Houston William, surgeon and dentist 44 north Fifth
Houtzel Jacob, jeweller above 5 1 1 north Seventh
Hovendon Richard, grocer corner Queen and Front
How John, carpenter 129 north F'ourth
How Maria, teacher 60 Vine
How Maria Ann, storekeeper 68 north Fourth
Houard Lewis, taylor 47 Walnut
Howard John, gentleman 27 Strawberry
Howard John, m. d. 283 north Third

PHILADELPHIA

Howard John, mate 175 north Front

Howard Peter, blacksmith near 116 Brown

Howard and Porter, brewers 9 Moravian alley

Howard Thomas, brewer Mulberry court

Howard William, shallopman 427 north Front

Howcraft , potter 173 High

Howell A. M. D. 21 Walnut

Howell A. and Son, tanners and curriers 107 Chesnut

Howell Ephraim, carter corner Fourth & Brewer's alley

Howell Ezekiel, taylor 82 north Seventh

liowell Frederick, labourer Federal

Howell George, hair dresser 45 Chesnut

Howell Hannah, widow 39 Callowhill and Go-forth alley

jhowell James, silversmith 50 south Front

Howell John, jun. storekeeper 313 Callowhill

Howell John, carpenter Sterling alley

Howell Joseph leather cutter 47 Spruce

Howell Mary, widow 27 Keys' alley

Howell and Pleasants, merchants 8 Chesnut

Howell Reading, surveyor and draftsman 228 Spruce

Howell Richard, waiter 6 Locust

Howell Richard, labourer 154 north Fifth

Howell Samuel E. merchant 17 south Wharves and 141

Mulberry
Howell Samuel, merchant 52 Chesnut
Howell William W. ironmonger 20 north Third
Howland Isaac, sea captain 435 south Front
Rowland Mary, widow near 64 George
Hoy John shoemaker 33 Gillis' alley
Hozey B. taylor 13 Lombard
Hozey Isaac, lumber merchant 142 Swansoa
Hubber Sophia, milliner 40 Pine
Hubbert Abraham, bargeman Mifflin's court
Hui/bert Anthony, late starch maker 504 north Second
Hubbert C. carpenter Poplar lane
Huber Henry, late grocer 77 New
Hubv r John, gentleman 201 south Fifth
Huckic William, storekeeper 220 south Second
Huddell Joseph, sen. stave merchant 87 Swanson
Huddell Joseph, jun. stave merchant 356 south Front

DIRECTORY.

Huddell Robert sea captain 24 Meade alley

Huddell Samuel, male 12 1 vSwanson

Huddy H. merchant 6 south Second

Hudson Edwurd, dentist 44 north Fifth

Hudson James, constable 83 south Front

Huft" Jacob, victualler 355 Callowhill k 4 Old Shambles

Huff Thomas, teacher 357 north Third

Huffnas;le John, merchant 100 Mulberry

Hufly Jane, widow 174 Vine

Hufty John, taylor 1 54 south Fourth

Hufty Joseph, stone cutter oear 185 Sassafras

Hugg Jacob, ship joiner Cedar street wharf south side

Huggins Benjamin, sea captain I \7 north Fifth

Hughes Ann, seamstress 124 Walnut

Hughes Caleb, merchant taylor 307 north Third

Hughes Catherine, tutress 2 Moravian alley

Hughes Daniel, lumber merchant Walnut above Eighth

Hughes D. and Co. lumber yard Walnut above Eighth

Hughes Edward, porter 257 Catherine

Hughes Elizabeth, widow 398 north Front

Hughes Elizabeth, boarding house next ^3 north Eighth

Hughes Humphreys, sea captain 42 Almond

Hughes James, teacher 3 Watkins' alley

Hughes James, sea captain 16 Queen

Hughes John, merchant N. E. corner Second and High

Hughes Miles H. broker and commission merchant 2

north Sixth
Hughes Robert,' sea captain 33 Coates' ^^
Hulings W. E. gentleman 138 Pine
Hull John, cabiiiet maker 144 Cherry
Hullock Michael, shoemaker 2 14 Cherry
Humes John, merchant 25^ High and 61 south Seventh
Humes John, shoemaker 43J north Third
Humes Thomas, grocer 87 German
Humes William, grocer 187 south Sixth
Hummel <.-. and D. snuff-box makers 445 north Third
Humphreys Abi.1, merchant 93 south F^ightu
Humphreys Clement, gentleman 94 south Fifth
Humphreys Daniel, pointer and stationer 272 S. Front
Humphreys James, printer corner Walnut and Second

M 2

PHILADELPHIA

Humphreys Joshua, ship builder ^40 Swansotj.

Humphreys Richard, gentleman 32 Sansom

Humphreys Sophia, widow 157 north Sixth

Humphreys T. china merchant 203 High and 1 1 Sansotft

Hunsa^ary WiUiam, shoemaker 88 Lombard

Huniker John, chair maker 379 north Second

Hunt Edward, sea captain 80 south Fourth

Hunt Elizabeth, storekeeper 12 Oak (S.)

Hunt Daniel, stone cutter Locust near Thirteenth

Hunt James, victualler Callowhill near Sixth

Hunt John, fruiterer 143 Mulberry

Hunt Mrs. gentlewoman 160 north Front

Hunt Richard, jun. currier 75 Cherry

Hunt Richard, constable 28 south Fourth

Hunt Williani, perfumer 66 north Front

Hunt Wilson, merchant 16 south Front

Hunter Daniel, carpenter corner Seventh and Shippen

Hunter Edward, 498 north Second

Hunter George, druggist 1 14 south Second

Hunter James, cabinet maker 112 north Sixth

Hunter John, justice of the peace 186 south Fifth

Huntfjr Joseph, currier 1 19 Walnut

Hunter Robert, weaver 12 Elbow lane

Hunter William, coachmaker 171 Walnut

Hunter William, cooper Elmslie's alley

Hunter WiUiam, yeoman Pegg's

Hunterson John, shoemaker 102 Christian

Huntington James, rigger 184 SAvanson '

Hupfelt , sugar boiler 35 St. John's

Hurley James, tanner 460 north Front

Hurley Margaret, milliner 61 Mulberry

Hurley Thos. paper hanging manufactory 78 Ghesnut

Hurley Thomas, storekeeper 286 north Second

Hurly John, painter and glazier 307 south Front

Huron Laurence, merchaut 19 S. Wharves & 127 High

Hurry Samuel, merchant 265 south Front

Hirst John Philip, shoemaker 69 Christian

Hirst Thomas, tin plate worker 115 High and 1 1 Peai'

Huj'st Charles^ gentleman corner Cedar and l-lfth-

Hurst Henryj carpcD-ter JOO i^assatVa^

DIRECTORY.

Hurst John Harvey, attorney at law 187 Walnut (San-

som's row)
Hurts Peter, porter 270 south Fifth
Husson Henry, cabinet maker 134 south Fifth
Hutchins Wilham, carpenter 250 south Seventh
Hutchinson Charles, block maker 31 Penn
Hutchinson Gtori^e, block maker 6 Penn
Hutchinson Henry J. mercliant 2 Fromberger's court
Hutchinson James, m. d. 24 south Seventh
Hutchinson James, taylor 126 Swanson
Hutchinson John, carpenter Seventh corner Orange
Hutchinson Margaret, grocer 29 noith I'cnth
Hutchinson Mahlon, merchant 61 north Second
Hutchinson S. widow 4 Church alley
Hutson Thomas, saddler 76 south Wharves and 1 10 High
Huttman Elizabeth, widow 70 Coates'
Hutton Ann, confectioner 39') south Second
Hutton Benjamin, ship builder 260 Swanson
Hutton Elizabeth, seamstress Webb's alley
Hutton James, u'onnmnger 53 Hi£i;h
Hutton Jf,hn, ouice ot the Baltimore Packet, Hamilton'^

wharf, dwellino: 502 south Front
Hutton John, shoemaker 379 south Second
Hution Nathaniel, sen. ship buildtr 38 2 south Front
Hutton Peter, labourer 45 Prinic
Hutton Richard, brass founder Spafford
Hutton Thomas, shipwright 40 Almond
Hutton Thomas, labourer 138 south Eighth
Hutz Charles, carpenter Brown near Fourth ,
Hutz Charles W. merchant 76 north Tiiiid
Hutz Daniel, victualler Callowhlll near Sixth and 37 Old

Shambles *t(^
Hutz P. victualler Wood above 6th and 45 O. Shambles
Hyde Geo. & Co. bookbii.ders iic stationers 77 Chesnut
Hyd.' jolm, sea captain 183 north Front
H( y el Elizabeth, shopkeeixrr 71 Green
Hydel -larah, milliner 103 north Second
Hylcr John, shopkeeper 109 north Third
Hymback Jacoi), shoemaker Cooper's court
Hymcr Adam, victuallvr CIr.irlotLe

PHILADELPHIA

Hymer John, victualler 306 Vine
Hymer John, labourer Fourth above Brown
Hymer SamneK porter 210 nortli Eighth
Hymes S. chair maker 61 Walnut
Hyneman Charlotte, widow 50 Vine
Hyneman George, teacher 85 Caliowbill
Hyneman John, accomptant 80 Vine
Hyre George, carpenter Cherry above E

Eleventh

I M BRIE James, merchant 34 south Front
Inilay Robert, merchant 5 N. Water & 87 Chesnut
Inunel Jacob and Co. merchants 76 north Third
Inmiul John, painter 159 north Sixth
I mm el Joseph, blacksmith near 274 Vine
Immel Michael, merchant 60 north Second
Inches Thomas, trader York court
Ingels George, naval store keeper. Laboratory
Ingels Joseph L. accomptant 232 Spruce
Ingersoll Jared C. attorney at law 189 Chesnut
Ingersoil Jared, counsellor at law 181 Chesnut
Inglis Catherine, spinster 99 Pine
Ingraham Francis, merchant 162 Mulberry
Inkson Rebecca, shopkeeper 170 north Front
Innes Henry, shoemaker 1 1 1 north Fifth
Junes James, soap boiler Wood
Innes Joseph, carpenter 325 north Third
Innes W^illiam, brewer 131 and 133 north Water
Inskeep Abraham H. merchant 174 High
Inskeep John, merchant 174 and 262 High
Ireland Alphonso C. carpenter 27 Powell
li'fcland Ann, widow Cre^son's court
Ireland George, accomptaut 44 Budd
Ireland James, shoemaker 65 north Seventh -^ ; ,,.>

Ireland John, boarding house 188 south Water ■

Irick Christopher, deputy flour-inspector 178 south Sixth
Irvine Calhenne, boarding house 178 soutli Water
Irvine Callcnder, bupermteixiant United States 214
Mulberry

DIRECTORY.

Irvine Richard, comb maker Juniper alley

Irvine Robert, grocer N. W. corner Shippen and Fourth.

Irving Isabella, widow Locust above Eleventh

Ii win James, carpenter 288 Sassafras <

Irwin John A. accomptant 34 north Eighth

Irwin John, shoemaker Locust above Eleventh

Irwin John \V. gentleman 149 Pine

Irwin Sarab, widow 1 12 Union

Irwin Thomas, carpenter 94 north Ninth

Isaacs Isaac, tea captain 194 south Fourth

Is(5el Mary, boarding house 93 Shippen

Israel Daniel, mariner 63 Qu«en

Israel Israel, gentleman 1 1 1 south Third

Ifc-rael Samuel and Co. auctioneers 56 south Front

Israel William F. merchant 107 south i'ront

Israel William H. gentleman 88 south Fourth

JACK Francis, bricklayer 218 south Third
Jack John, labourer next 48 Gaskill
Jack Mary, widow near 296 south Fourth
Jackaway N. plaisterer %'oble near St. John's
Jackson Andrew, inspector of customs 184 Pine
JacRson Ann, mantua maker near 88 Ciaskill
Jackson Benjamin, mariner 2b5 south Third
Jackson Uavid, oyster house 29 Strawberry
Jackson David, druggist 127 xMulbcrry
Jackson David and S. druggists 127 Mulberry
Jackson George, mariner near 65 nortu Eighth
Jackson Hetty, widow 133 south Second
Jackson J. bldcksmuh 26 Dock and 133 south Second
Jackson John, merchant 233 High
Juckbon John, mate 27 Beck's alley
Jackson John, shoemaker near 511 north Second
Jackson John, sea captain 32 Queeu
Jackson Joseph, baker 9 Callow hill

Jackson Mary, gentlewoman 36 vValnut -^

Jackson Robert, carp; t^er 12y^Ceaiar ,^ q

Jackfton Richard} taylor ^u Apple-tree allef

PHILADELPHIA

Jackson Samuel, labourer Meredith's row!

Jackson Sarah, gentle wonnan 25 Sansom

Jackson Thomas, merchant 33 Queen

Tae-ksoB Wm* pubirsher of the Political and ComnTentral

ing 124 Spruce
Jacobs Benjamin, blackball maker 163 Vine
Jacobs Christian, victualler 133 Green f^ J

Jacobs Joseph, taylor Pemberton's alley-
Jacobs Mary, widow near 13 Apple-tree alley
Jacobs Nicholas, shoemaker 50 Almond
Jacobs Philip, shoemaker 26 Crown
Jacobs William, hatter 23 Callowhill
Jacobson Hanse, mariner Burd's alley
Jacoby John, blacksmith Second above Germantown road
Jacoby Leonar^i, Trrei^€%iarit 1 oTTfifWl l*!i«*Situiill r
Jacquett and Hicks, upholsterers 33 south Front
James Ezekiel, bricklayer 29 Elfreith's alley
James James, tavernkeeper 2 Almond
James John, m.ercharnt 18 north Fifth 8c 13 south Front
James Martha, teacher 77 north Sixth
James Otto, cabinet maker near 350 south Front
James Stephen, carpenter 78 Sassafras
James Thomas C. m. d. 83 south Second
Jameson Ann, widow 8 Catherine
Jameson John, stage driver 21 north Ninth
Janeau WiUiam, wine cooper 67 Lombard
Janeway Rev. Jacob, 174 Mulberry
January David, supercargo 123 Cedar
January Hannah, layer out of the dead 1 Smith's alley

leading from Chesnut to Carter's alley
January Rebecca, mautua maker 1 Smith's alley
Jardella Andrew, sculptor 54 north Eighth
Jared James, labourer 371 north Second
Jarmon Reuben, rag merchant 28 Budd
Jarvis Joseph L sea captain 522 south Front
Jar\is Mariit, boarding house 12 Almond
Jaudon Daniel, lad1t«^tt«f%«lef«7«»»4'-^uiben*f^
Jean Mary, widow Eleventh near George

DIRECTORY.

Jeanes Tsaiah, salt merchant 196 north Front and Water

two doors above Vine
Jefferson Joseph, comedian 6 Locust above Eie;hth
Jeffery Daniel, brick maker Fourth above Poplar lane
Jeffery Peter, sea captain 184 Swanson
Jeffreys Daniel, plaistcrer 30 St. Mary's
Jeffreys Edward, carter 137 Coates'
Jeffrey's Ed*^d, carter Sixth above Coates'
Jenkirts Davrffftaylor n33 north Water
Jenkins. J. labourer Bolton's court
Jenkins I'homas, boat builder 35 Artillery lane
Jenkins William, hatter Schiveley's alley
Jenkins William, shoemaker 37 Walnut
Jenks Jonathan, merchant 20 S. Wharves, Sc 34 Green
Jenhings Sarah, boarding house 160 High
Jennings John C. potter St. Tammany above Third
Jennings John, mate 25 Lombard
Jervis Elizabeth, boarding house 26 north Fifth
Jewell Joseph, sea captain 6 Union
Jewell Kenneth, taylor 78 Mulberry
Joad John, upholsterer 24 south Third
JobsQn Samuel, glue maker Noble above Second
Johns Richard, mast maker Libeily alley
Johns and Linards mast makers Oak (N. L.)
Johns David, shoemaker Callow hill above Ninth
Johnsten Andrew, myriner 137 north Front
Johnson Barney, carter 109 German
Johnson Benjamin, printer and stationer 249 High
Joimson Benjamin, oyster man 18 Pewter-platter alley
Joimson Benjamin, tavernkeeper 397 north Second
Johnson Charles, house carpenter, grocer, and lamp-
black manufacturer corner Tenth and Lombard
Johnson Charles, labourer Say's alley
John sen Conrad, 34 German
Johnson David, labourer 201 Lombard
Johnson David, letter carrier 26 George (C.)
Johnson Edward, oysterman near 393 south Second
Johnson Edward, sail maker 23 Lombard
Johnston George, mariner 30 Caths^rine
Johnston George, shopkeeper 419 south Second

PHILADELPHIA

Johnson George, grocer 12 Plum
Johnson H. washer Nicholson's court
Johnson Isaac, late grocer 130 Callowhill
Johnson Isaac, tax collector 171 St. John's
Johnson Isaac, coachman 179 south Fourth
Johnson Jacob, bookseller 147 High and 16 north Fourth
Johnson Jacob, labourer Market lane
Johnston Jacob, labourer 24 Mary (S.) ^ *

Johnson Jacob, cabinet maker 207 north Eighth
Johnson Jacob, carter near 43 Cable lane
Johnson Jacob, shoemaker 20 Green
Johnson James, stone cutter 330 High
Johnson James, labourer 23 Smith's alley-
Johnston James, painter Spruce above Eighth
Johnson Jesse, merchant 28 north Third
Johnsen John, 14 German
John sen John, carpenter near 529 nortti Front
Johnson John, dry goods store 249 south Second
Jonnson John, bricklayer 102 north Ninth
Johnson John, sugar-boiler 12 Church alley
Jobnston John, boai'ding house 44 Meade alley
Johnston John, packing-box maker 194 south Third
Johnson John, mariner 163 Lombard
Johnson John, carpenter 18 Gaskill
Johnson Joseph, currier 62 Gaskill
Johnson Joseph, carpenter 12 north Sixth
Johnson Joseph, sea captain 20 Meade alley
Johnson Joseph, ship chandler, 77 S. Wharves, dwelling

Moyamensing road
Johnson Josiah, letter carrier 24 George
Johnson Lydia, gentlewoman 118 north Fourth
Johnson Martha, 187 north Front
Johnston Peter, sea captain 68 Shippen
Johnson Peter, blacksmith 27 George
Johnson Richard, printer 7 Summers' court
Johnson Richard, grocer opposite 319 north Third
Johnson Richard, merchant 90 Sassafras
Johnson Robert, stationer 2 north Third
Johnson Samuel, carpenter 68 St. John's
Johnson Samuel, labourer Smith's court

DIRECTORY.

Johnson Samuel, mariner 110 Green
Johnson Sarah, seamstress 107 Pine
Johnson Thomas, labourer York road above Vine
Johnson Thomas, labourer 127 Sassafras
Johnson Thomas, mariner 66 German
Johnston William, printer 155 south Sixth
Johnston William, stave merchant 26 Almond
Johnson William, shallopman 416 north Front
Johnson William, taylor 161 north Third
Johnson William, mariner Shippen near Seventh

Johnson , widow 216 Shippen

Jolly Charles, merchant 140 Sassafras
Jolly James, grocer 62 High
Jones Aaron, shoemaker Laurel
Jones Abraham, shoemaker 88 Gaskill
Jones Rev. Absalom, 165 south Third
Jones Arabella, gentlewoman 57 south Seventh
Jones Benjamin, engraver 8 Carter's alley
Jones Benjamin, merchant 270 High
Jones Benjamin, grazier 7 Cedar
Jones Clement labourer 23 Smith's alley
Jones David, carpenter Juniper alley
Jones Daniel, chair maker 81 Chesnut and 21 N. Front
Jones Daniel, shopkeeper 50 south Second
Jones David, hatter 153 north Second
Jones Edward, sea captain 43 Almond
Jones Elizabeth, washer Shields' alley
Jones Elizabeth, widow 84 High
Jones Elizabeth, widow of John 267 north Eighth
Jones Evan, paper hanger 6 Pear
Jones George W. merchant 30 north Third
Jones George D. cabinet maker 14 Moravian alley
Jones Griffin, milk man Broad near Spruce
Jones and Howell, iron merchants 17 Sc 18 S. Wharves
Jones Isaac, taylor 123 south Water
Jones Isaac, gentleman 17 Pine

Jones Isaac, tobacconist 164 N. Water and 169 N. Front
Jones Isaac C. merchant 79 Mulberry
Jones Isaac C. and Co. merchants 84 High
Jones Israel, taylor 78 south Water

PHILADELPHIA

Jones Irick, printer 72 north Seventh

Jones J. C. merchant 169 north Front

Jones James, shoemaker 9 Pewter-platter alley

Jones Jane, boardmg house 22 Bank

Jones Jesse, taylor 132 north Water

Jones John, wheelwright Locust above Ninth

Jones John, inspector of salt provision 9 1 north Water

Jones John, taylor 156 north Water

Jones John, miner 1 7 Small

Jones John, shopkeeper 237 south Fourth

Jones John, merchant 19 Sassafras

Jones John, tavernkeeper 62 north Sixth

Jones John, corn chandler 326 north Front

Jones John, innkeeper 82 north Front

Jones John K. wheel and carriage maker 219 St. John's

Jones John M. grocer 313 High and 2 south Eighth

Jones Joseph, shoemaker 83 Green

Jones Joseph, merchant 181 Walnut (Sansom's row.)

Jones and Loyd, merchants 90 north Third

Jones Lloyd, sea captain 225 south Front

Jones Mary, storekeeper 37 north Second

Jones Mary K. millenery store keeper 138 north Third

Jones Nathan, shopkeeper 48 and 50 south Second

Jones Nicholas, bricklayer 162 north Second

Jones Owen, merchant 154 south Second

Jones P. umbrella maker 95 south Second

Jones Rebecca, gentlewoman Brooks' court

Jones Rees, merchant 22 and 24 north Seventh

Jones Richard, malster Carlisle's court

Jones Richard C. merchant Bickley's wharf and 120

Mulberry
Jones Robert, sea captain 21 Christian
Jones Robert, ribbon weaver, web and suspender manu-
facturer Broad near Chesnut
Jones Samuel, merchant 48 north Second
Jones Samuel, hatter 234 south Second
Jones Samuel, mariner 38 Catherine
Jones Samuel, cabinet maker Little Dock
Jones Samuel W. merchant 17 Sassafras
Jones Samuel Z. pump maker 128 south Fifth

DIRECTORY.

Jones Sarah, mantua maker 43 Cable lane
Jones Sarah, milliner 112 south Second
Jones and Smith, merchants 83 south Wharves
Jones Thomas A. s-^a captain 46 L'nion
Jones Thomas, merchant 31 Dock and 46 Walnut
Jones Thomas, milkman Carpenter (S.)
Jones Thomas, labourer near 41 Prime
Jones Thomas, calico glazer 189 north Second
Jones and Weed, iron store 5 south Wharves
Jones William, merchant 25 north Second
Jones William, cabinet maker 86 north Ninth
Jones William, engraver 23 Carter's alley-
Jones W^iUiam, plaisterer 45 (ieorge (S.)
Jones William, sea captain 234 south Front
Jones William, glass framer 201 Cherry
Jones William, carter 265 Catherine
Jones William, shoemaker Swede's alley
Jordan David, gentleman 45 Spruce
Jordan Henry, currier 80 north Third
Jordan John, merchant 123 north Third
Jordan Joseph, plaisterer 209 south Fifth
Jordan Michael, stevadore Mary's alley
Jordan Michael, grocer Fourth near Brown
Jorden Samuel, plaisterer Eleventh near Sassafras
Jourdan William plaisterer Eleventh near Sassafras
Jourdan Zachariah, labourer 68 Coates'
Jourden Alexander, plaisterer 396 b>assafras
Jurden Sarah, widow near 9 Brewer's alley
Joubert , goldsmith and jeweller 240 south Second

Jubert Elizabeth, grocer 118 north Water
Joyce Dominick, gentleman 174 south Front
Joyni Charles, surgeon barber 329 north :3econd
Juiza Martin, carver 25 Walnut
Julion William, carpenter 69 south Fifth
Justice Charles, shoemaker 46 Sassafias
Justice George, city commissioner 95 New
Justice Jacob, merchant 90 Vine
Jusiicc Jacob and Co. ironmongers 149 High
Justice James, tayior 17 Crab
Justice John, sign painter 118 Chtsnut

PHILADELPHIA

Justice Joseph, plaisterer 78 Crown
Justice Margaret, Brewer's alley
Justice Philip, carpenter 192 north Fifth
Juvenal N. starch and powder manufactory York road
near Noble

KAAUGH John, stevadore back 49 Budd
Kaddick Henry, shipwright 567 south Front
Kahr John, grocer Charlotte
Kaighn John, taylor 364 north Front
Kaighn John, gentleman comer Spruce and Eighth
Kaighin John, shoe warehouse 22 High
Kale Jacob, shoemaker 457 north Second
Kale Jeremiah, labourer 455 north Third
Kalhaeffer Frederick, well digger Schiveley's alley
Kallum Charles, hatter 54 Artillery lane
Kamp John, taylor 141 north Fourth
Kamp Mrs. boarding house 236 south Front
Kampher Jacob, type founder 284 Lombard
Kampher Joseph, type founder 284 Lombard [«e<r Cam.
Kane A. tutress 24 Oak (S.)
Kane Daniel, tobacconist 394 south Second
Kane Elisha and Co. merchants 121 south Front
Kane Elisha, merchant 46 Walnut
Kane Hannah, widow 390 south Second
Kane John, grocer 24 Union
Kane Patrick, shoemaker 32 Gillis' alley
Kane Peter, shoemaker 183 Cedar
Kain John, carter 136 Callowhill
Kean Charles, accomptant 125 south Second
Kcan Jane, widow 73 Lombard
Kean John, grocer 22 George
Kean John, 167 south Third
Kean Mary, widow 201 Sassafras

Kcan Robert, tavernkeeper and accomptant 28 Walnut
Kean Sewell, grocer 5 1 south Water
Keen Alice, widow 125 south Second
Keen Ann, widow 308 Sassafras

DIRECTORY.

Keen Ann, huckster Biddle's alley-
Keen Eliza, gentlewoman 466 north Second
Keen Eiizab-^th, widow 142 south Ninth
Keen Jacob, tanner and currier 51 1 north Front
Keen Jeremiuh, labourt;r 323 north Front
Keen John, sen. carpenter 26 Green
Keen John, jun. carpenter 27 Green
Keen Jonas W. merchant 29 Pine
Keen Joseph, currier 19 south Fourth
Keen Mathias, grocer and carpenter 142 south Ninth
Keen R. mantua maker 146 Cherry-
Keen and Sellers, curriers 1 15 Chesnut
Keen and Still well, merchants 35 north Water
Karne John, mariner 96 Christian
Karran Christian, inkmaker 176 south Sixth
Karkhoff Christian, accomptant 394 north Third
Karkhoff Christn. comb-maker St. Tammany above 4th
Kartsher Charles, baker 75 Lombard
Karr Fdward, saw sharper 120 north Fourth
Karr Margaret, seamstress Filbert above Thirteenth
Karr Thomas, breeches maker 5 Plum
Karr widow of Robert, shopkeeper 10 north Second
Kehr John, grocer Charlotte
Karsper Martin, baker 95 Shippen
Kast Frederick, commission merchant 97 north Water

and 260 Mulberry
Katcher John, carpenter 242 Sassafras
Katz widow of Jacob, shoemaker 30 north Seventh
Katz John, baker 140 north Front
Katz Michael, carter 1 1 Kunckle
Kauck Christian, grocer 34 north Sixth
Kauck Christian, grocer 354 north Third
KauflTJ. G. merchant 337 High
Kay Joseph, hatter 42 north Front
Kearney Robert, teacher 172 north Fifth
Keasby Catherine, widow Steinmetz coifrt
Keasby Jesse, currier 57 south Third and 67 Chesnut
Keating L. shoemaker 62 Dock
Keaton Mary, boarding house 130 south Fourth
Kech Christian G. grocer 354 north Third

PHILADELPHIA

Kech Geo. tavern and stable keeper 8 Strawberry alley

Kee James, carpenter 241 south Sixth

Keefe Margaret, 130 Cedar

Keel Baltus, painter and glazier Schiveley's alley

Keele Andrew, labourer Juniper near Cherry

Kecle John, manner 236 north Front

Keele Mrs. midwife Juniper near Cherry

Keely Mrs. seamstress 278 Sassafras

Keehmle John, m. d. 33 north Fourth

Keehmle Leonard, register of the German incorporated

society, 79 north Third
Keemer Elizabeth, widow 422 south Front
KefPer John, cordwainer 123 north Front
Keim John, turner 127 north Fourth
Keir widow of Charles, baker 114 Spruce
Keith John, grocer 372 north Third
Keith Samuel, merchant 279 south Front
Keith William, grocer 184 north Water
Kellen James, mariner 314 north Front
Keller Adam, baker 194 north Third
Keller C. tin-plate worker 64 north Front
Keller George, carpenter 109 north Fifth
Keller Jacob, tin-plate worker 176 north Third
Keller John, labourer 451 south Front
Kelley Edward, sea captain 23 Sassafras
Kelley Eleanor, grocer 198 north Water
Kelley John, accomptant Drinker's court
Kelley John, carter 230 Catherine
Kelley John, grocer Mary's alley
Kelley John, shoemaker back of 400 north Second
Kelley Richard, hatter Kunckle

Kelly David, clock and watch maker 202 north Second
Kelly George, stevadore 132 Plum
Kelly Henry, storekeeper 9 north Third
Kelly Hugh, shoemaker Laurel (N. L.)
Kelly James, glue maker south Juniper near High
Kelly John, grocer 20 Swanson
Kelly John, labourer 1 3 Butler's court
Kelly John, mill stone maker 26 and 32 Little Watet
Kelly Margaret, widow 10 Gray's alley

DIRECTORY.

Kelly Mrs. upbolstress 54 Callowhill

Kelly Patrick, stevadore 15 Gaskill

Kelly Samuel, printer I 19 north vSixth

Kelly Thomas, trunk maker 26 Bank

Kelly Thomas and Pnilip, shoe and trunk store 70 Hiq^h

Kelly William, taylor 8c tavern keeper 85 and 130 nortb

Water
Keln Baltus, labourer 62 Green
Kelsey John C. grocer 66 Swanson
Kelty Hu f;h, stevadore 1 1 Pine alley
Kemble Geort^e, shoemaker 35 south Third
Kemble Phoebe, boarding house 1 Iromberger's court
Kemble William, labourer Centre alley
Kemp George, accomptant 92 south Jr'ifth
Kemp John, taylor 129 New
Kemp VVilliam, baker 146 Spruce
Kennedy A. soap-boiler 41 south fourth
Kennedy A. I. grocer IQO High
Kennedy Ann, widow 329 tligh
Kennedy Darby, labourer 63 Passyunk
Kennedy David, glass and picture store 134 Higfi
Kennedy David, tavern keeper 9 Lxtitia court
Kennedy Eliza, widow 160 Green
Kennedy Frances, grocer 24 Mary
Kennedy H. sea captain 43 Shippen
Kennedy Hector, 73 south Front and 178 Sprucfi
Kennedy Henry, innkeeper 218 and 220 High
Kennedy Henry, sea captain 5 Mary (S.)
Kennedy James, boarding house 18 Spruce
Kennedy James, mariner 36 Swanson
Kennedy John, blacksmith near 15 1 St. John's
Kennedy John, sea captain 222 south Fourth
Kennedy Mary, widow near 408 south Second
Kennedy Maurice, accomptant 22 Lombard
Kennedy Rachael, widow back 246 north Front
Kennedy Robert, soap boiler 49 Union
Kennedy Robert, 329 High
Kennedy Ruth, widow 30 Passyunk road
Kennedy Samuel, innkeeper 171 Hi:4h
Kennedy Thomas, conveyancer and broker SO S. Fifth

PHILADELPHIA

Kennedy Thomas, sea captain 403 south Second

Kennedy William, boot maker Locust above Tenth

Kenney Daniel, sea captain 40 Sassafras

Kenney Elizabeth, widow 32 Almond

Kenney Robert, stove letter 7 Plum

Kensel John, blacksmith 291 Mulberry

Kensel M.chael, coachman York road near St. Tammany

Kenton James C. grocer 218 Lombard

Kenty Benjamin, shal'opman 436 north Front

Kentzell widow of William, hair dresser 190 Mulberry

Kerbaugh Daniel, labourer Charlotte

Kerbaugh John, cooper Second, above Germantown road

Keppt'le Michael, alderman and attorney at law next 140

Chesnut
Kern Gabriel, tay lor 117 south Water
Kern Gabriel and John, taylors 117 Water
Kern John, tay lor near 90 Union

Kernan Elizabeth, grocer corner Fourth and Shippen
Kerr James, tavernkeeper 71 Dock [see Ke/ir and Kiet.
Kerr James, saddler 52 north Second
Kerr Joseph, clerk to city commissioner 119 Mulberry
Kerr John H. dyer 31 Powell
Kerr and Pyle, coach makers 86 south Fifth
Kerr Walter, corner Chesnut and Eleventh
Kerr Walter, sea captain Chesnut above Ninth
Kesler John, baker 35 Budd
Kessler C 29 Pewter-platter alley
Kessler Frederick, shoemaker 300 north Front
Kessler John, justice of the peace 166 Coates'
Kessler John, jun. clock and watch maker 164 Coates*
Kessler widow of Leonard, 125 Mulberry
Kessling Henry, carpenter 245 St. John's
Ketland Thomas, merchant 26 south Wharves, and 8th

near Chesnut
Keyler Michael, porter 134 Coates'
Keyser Adam, baker 89 Cedar
Keyser Elizabeth, widow 266 St. John's
Keyser & Gorgas, lumber merchants 225 north Water
Keyser Jacob, baker 5 south Sixth
Keyser Jacob, plaisterer 29 north Fourth

DIRECTORY;

Keyser Joseph, grocer 195 north Second

Keyser John, porter 158 Coates'

Keyser John, tavernkeeper 300 south Front

Keyser John, labourer 236 St. John's

Keyser Michael, ship carpenter back of 400 N. Second

Keyser Rachel, shopkeeper Oak (N. L.)

Kibler David, grocer 94 Coates'

Kibler Jacob, feed store 338 north Second

Kibler John, gentleman Pearson's court

Kibler John, ilour store 277 High

Kibler Joseph, brush maker 104 north Third

Kidd Robert, late copper merchant 260 High

Kiernan Hugh, rectifying distiller near 172 Cedar

Kighler, Jacob, merchant 116 High and 45 N. Seventh

Killfellcn Henry, blacksmith 25 Callowhill

Killinger Christopher, sea captain 145 north Front

Killinger George, shoemaker 58 Lombard

Killingsworth Luke, constable 16 Lombard

Killogh Robtirt, taylor 98 south Water

Killpatrick Samuel, porter Bradford's alley

Kimber, Conrad and Co. printers and stationers 93 High

170 south Second and 24 Church alley
Kimber Emmor, bookseller and stationer 170 S, Second
Kimser George, 49 Budd
King B. taylor 423 north Third
King C. widow grocer Oak (N. L.)
King Charles, sea captain 370 south Front
Knig Daniel, jun. brass founder 76 south Front
Kiiig Deborah, tutress 170 south Fifth
King Elizabeth, shopkeeper 29 Gillis' alley
Kmg Isaiah, carter Laurel (M. L.)
King James, gentleman 210 north Front
King John, labourer Cherry above Twelfth
King John,^oak cooper 383 High
King John, shoemaker 73 Lombard
King Joseph, painter 68 south Fourth
King Josiah, carter Rose alley
King Lewis, wire worker 68 south Fourth
King Margaret, shoe store 236 south Second
King Mathew, dealer Tenth above George

PHILADELPHIA

King Samuel, sea captain 1 10 Catherine
King William, shoemaker 132 Plum
King William, blacksmith Centre alley
King William, silver plater and brass founder 137 Ar€l>
Kingston Simon, sea captain 54 Almond
Kingston Thomas, carpenter 217 south Fifth
Kinley Charles, m. d. 135 Walnut
Kinley Jacob, victualler 299 north Eighth
Kinley William, gentleman 135 Walnut
Kinnan John, ivory turner 22 south Third and 5 Front-
be rger's court
Kinnard Anthony, carpenter 206 St. John's
Kinnard Jacob, wheelwright 24 St. John's
Kinney James, labourer Callowhill street wharf
Kinsel Chailottt, grocer 313 Callowhill
Kinsel John, labourer Rose alley
Kinsel Margaret, widow Brewer's alley
Kinsel Michael, ship joiner Noble
Kinsey Edmund, saddier 93 Chesnut
Kinsley John, pimter 279 south Third
Kinsley Samui;l, comb maker Broad near High
Kintzer Mrs. widow near 60 St. John's
Kintzing Abruhavn, jun. merchant 118 Mulberry
Kintzing Abraham, sen. grazier 178 High
Kirk John, merchant 40 norih Second
Kirk John, stone cutter Filbert near Tenth
Kirk Joseph, carpenter 333 north Third
Kirkham Charles, dry good store 41 north Third

Kisselman Charles, attorney at law ) .^^ ., c„^,^«^
jr. , c- 1 I r 166 south Second

Kisselman Susannah, genLlevvomaii^

Kitchen James, city tavern Sc exchange 86 south Second

Kiic Benjantin, teacher 21 bouth i'ourth

Kite Hannah, maniua maker? „, ,, ,.,. ^,
v^ . , >■ 91 north Ninth

Kite Isaac, carpenter 3

Kite Joseph, china store 34 south Fourth

Kitk-r Jonn, lobucconist near 20 Callowhill

Kiitera Ann, shopkeeper 45 north Third

Kitts John, sea captain 22 Biunch

Klaf ke Calne.ri.u, widow ot John, 108 north Eighth

Klapp Joseph, m. d. 145 south Third

■^m^

DIRECTORY.

Klewell A. joiner and turner Sixth near Poplar lane

Kline Abiahami grocer 90 north Seventh

Kline G'iorjre, dealer 4.92 north Third

Kline John, carter Fourth above Poplar lane

Kline Peter, bricklayer 374 north Third

Kline Willidm, baker 268 north Eighth

Kling John, accomptant 170 Sassafias

Klingle A. cooper and guagcr 56 Callowhill

Khppard John, weaver 588 north Third

Klote Christian, baker 81 Passyunk road

Klotz Jolin L. weaver 423 north Third

Kneass William, engraver 3 Chancery lane

Knell Casper, dealer 482 north Third

KniHin George, porter 48 north Seventh

Knight Abel, storekeeper 189 north Second

Knight Charles, mirnature painter 3:> Crown

Knight Daniel, carpenter 12 and 172 Cherry

Knight Daniel P. stave merchant 361 north Front

Knight J. lumber yard 179 N. Water £c 39 Artillery lane

Kniglit John, teller of the Pennsylvania Bank, Spruce

above Seventh
Knight Mary, widow of Daniel, 196 north Third
Knodle John, hair dresser 28 north Eighth
Knerr Henry, tavernkeeper 140 High
Knerr Samuel, baker 55 New
Knorr George and A. victuallers 310 Vine
Knerr George, lumber merchant 401 north Front
Knorr George, baker 21 north Fifth
Knorr Jacob, ironmonger 40 north Third
Knott John, painter 448 north Third
Knowlcs Jane, tutress 516 south Front
Knowles Sai-ah, shopkeeper 106 south Second
Knowles Selah, nurse and layer out of the dead 17 Penu
Knowles William, sea captain M'CulIough's court
Knows Jacob, shoe and trunk store 14 and 26 High
Knows John, carter near 12 Kunckle
Knox and Di:as, merchants 71 south Front
Knox Elizab;;th, lutress 348 south Second and near 4

south Seventh
Knox Francis, grocer 8 1 south Second

^v9f

PHILADELPHIA

Knox Grace, widow 224 I^ombard

Knox John, grocer 296 south Third

Knox Joseph, whitesmith Sixth near George (N. L.)

Knox widow, gentlewoman 74 north Seventh

Koch J. G. merchant 337 High

Koechling Frederick A. baker 303 Vine

Koehler John, coach wheelwright back of 35 south Fifth

Koerum Thomas, innkeeper 305 Vine

Kohlenkamp Nicholas, tin plate worker 369 N. Second

Kolby John, silver plater back of 102 High

KoUick Mary, shopkeeper 57 Penn

Kollock Jane, boarding house 43 Spruce

Konigmacher A. and Co. merchants 141 High

Kraft George, grocer 12 Little Water

Kraft H. shoemaker 147 north Second {see Crajh

Kraft Jacob, tanner 384 north Front

Kraft Peter, city commissioner 31 North alley

Kreamer Henry, labourer 286 Mulberry

Kreamer Philip, taylor Sttinmetz court

Krebel Mathias, wine cooper 68 Spruce

Krcbs George, brick maker 17 north Fifth

Krebs Philip, potter 464 north Second

Kreider Frederick, hatter 243 north Second

Kreider Mary^ teacher Randolph's court

Krips John, late storekeeper 45 Callowhill

Krips Margaret, shopkeeper 313 north Second

Krigermier Henry, labourer 442 Sassafras

Krigermier Jacob, labourer above 500 north Second

Krin Adam, baker 9 1 Brown

Krin Catherine, widow 71 north Tenth

Kroul Peter, carpenter Juniper near High

Krumbhaar Ludwick, merchant 24 south Front

Kucher Christiana, shopkeeper 227 north Second

Kucher Jacob, silversmith 84 north Second

Kughler George, grocer 126 Sassafras

Kugler George, innkeeper coiner Fourth and SassafraJ*

Kugler John, carter 136 Callowhill

Kuhl Conrad, porter near 1 1 Kunckle

Kuhl Conrad, stationer 143 north Second

Kuhl Frederick, gentleman 143 north Scconc^

DIRECTORY.

Kuhl Henry, accomptant 142 Sassafras

Kuhn A<lani, m. d. next 140 Chesnut

Kuhn Catherine, widow 273 south Fifth

Kuhn Daniel, shoemaker 98 noi1.h Seventh

Kuhn (kori^e, sea captain 5 3 south l>ont

Kuhn John, mariner 78 north Seventh

Kuhn John, labourer 52 Crown

Kuhn Peter, merchant 221 High

Kunckle C. baker corner Callowhill and St. John's

Kunckie John, baker 245 north Second

Kunius John, hatter 12 south Front

Kurtz Charles, labourer Rose alley

Kurtz George, jun. tavernkeeper and victualler corner

York road and George's street
Kurtz George, hatter back 125 north Second
Kurtz George, victualler 440 north Second
Kurtz Henry, tobacconist north Thirteenth
Kurtz Henry, taylor 25 Cherry
Kurtz Peter, tobacconist 125 north Second
Kyser Peter, lumber merchant 35 C^UowhiW [^see Key ser.

LABARDEE FRANCIS, mariner 5 Budd
Labbree Benjamin, sea captain 23 Green
Labee Sarah, widow 10 Coomb's alley
La Boubac Madame, 127 Lombard
La Boatteillier Michael, sea captain 239 Mulberry
Lace William, coach spring maker 17 south Seventh Sc

46 Carpenter
Lacey Ann, storekeeper 205 south F'ront
La Campion Francis, merchant 324 north Front
La Combe Peter, merchant 21 Sassafras
Lackey widow of Henry, 128 Walnut
Lafearra Lewis, paper stainer 21 north Ninth
Laferty Patrick, labourer Christian near Fifth
Laforgue B. upholsterer corner Chesnut and Twelfth
Lafitte Peter, perfumer 187 south Front
Laidley James, merchant taylor 1 12 Chesnut
Lair John, shoemaker corner of Eleventh and Lombard

PHILADELPHIA

L^e David, shoemaker 134 north Fourth

Lake Jacob, carter above 5 1 1 north Second

Lake John, tanner 77 south Fifth

Lake Robert, painter Sec. Filbert

Lake Thomas, grocer 152 south Fourth

Lake William, sea captain 365 north Front

Lalor John, tavernkeeper 142 south Water [see Lolar.

Lalor Thomas, shoemaker Noble

Lamarzelle Peter, hair dresser Artillery lane

Lamare IVIathias, tavernkeeper 110 Cedar

Lamb Abner, taylor 122 north Water

Lamb John, grocer corner of Shippen and Sixth

Lambert Catherine, widow Brewer's alley and 251 Vine

Lambert Gershon W. merchant 41 Sassafras

Lambert George, milkman York road near George

Lambert George, victualler Garden

Lambert John, ship joiner Still-house alley

Lambert Peter, grocer 131 north Second

Lambert and Wurts, merchants 49 north Front

Lamberton Peter, carpenter 205 Shippen

Lampkin Frederick, oak cooper 3 Callowhill

Lancart Ann, mantua maker 134 north Front

Lancaster Jacob, labourer near 127 New

Lancaster John, sea captain 143 north Water

Lancaster John, carpenter 176 north Fourth

Lancaster M. carpenter Brewer's ailey near St. John's

Lancaster Thomas, corn chandler Hamilton's Wharf

Lancaster Thomas, storekeeper 174 south Sixth

Landell Mary, tavernkeeper 359 north I'ront

Landreth David, seedsman corner Twelfth and High

Landy John, cabinet maker 43 Coates'

Lane Edward, accomptant lj2 Spruce

Lane James, clock and watch maker 151 north Second

Lane John, slioemaker 76 German

Lane John, gilder 12 Passyunk road

l-.ane William, merchant corner Chesnut and Eleventh

l^ng Benjanjin, carter 79 Passyunk road

Lang Elizabeth, widow Juniper near Cherry

Lang John, carpenter 255 south Front \_see Long.

Laiig John, paper hanger Eleventh near W^alnut

DIRECTORY.

Langberteles Augustus, sugar boiler 95 Coates*

Langstroth Catherine, gentlewoman 55 Sassafras

Laning James, cabinet maker loO Sassafras

Lanky Ann, widow George above p],leventh

Lansinger Jacob, shoemaker next 226 south Fifth

Lanyer John- hair dresser 80 Brown

L Apess Hannah, boarding house 39 Spruce

Lapointe J. F. 90 Cedar

La[)sley David and Son, merchants 23 south Second

Lapsley and Ikin, merchants 26 Chesnut

Lapaley John, merchant 46 Walnut

Lapsley Moses, labourer Cresson's alley

Lare Henry, labourer Nonnater's court

Laremore Jane, storekeeper 47 south Second

Larer John, carpenter Moyamensing road

Larer Melchior, brewer 50 north Sixth

Large K. and Son, merchants 6 Chesnut

Large Ebenezer, merchant 46 south Front

Large John, merchant 194 Chesnut

LarUum Thomas, tuvernkeeper 280 south Front

La Roche J. G. de, commission merchant and broker

123 south Second
La Roche Rene, m. d. 98 south Fifth
Lary John, coachmaker 98 north Eleventh
Lasher Jacob, grocer 300 north Second
Lasher Mary, boarding house 80 Plum [see Lesher-

Laskey Catherine, gentlewoman 109 Vine
Latimer George, merchant 85 south Sixth
Latimer John, carpenter 243 Cedar
Latimer John, sea captain Lox ley's court
Latimer and Muiduck, fiour merchants 71 north Water
Latimer Thomas, ilour merchant 5 5 north Fourth
Latimer William G. merchant 83 south Wharves and

250 JVIulberry
Latimer's wharf opens next 163 south Wharves
Latopie P. physician 87 Sassafras
Latour John, merchant 8 Lombard
Latrobe B. Henry, 132 north Second
l^auck David, oak cooper 94 north Foui tli
Lauck widow of John, cedar cooper 128 Sassafras

PHILADELPHIA

Laudenslager George, victualler 25 1 Callowhill
Laudenslager Richard, taylor 17 Sterling alley
Lauder John, sexton of the first Presbyterian church 81

Cedar
Lauderbaugh Conrad, labourer 440 north Second
Lauderbrun Frederick, merchant 4S south Wharves
Lauderbrun Margaret, widow 70 Callowhill
Laughead Thomas, sea captain 192 north Second
l.aughery Alfred, rectifying distiller 355 north Front
Laughery John, merchant 62 south Eighth
Laurent Charles, Seventh near Pine
Lavel Benjamin, broker 48 Shippen
Lavel Madame, 91 south Fourth
Laverty James, grocer corner Eleventh and Filbert
Law George, stevadore 64 Christian
Law Samuel, paper stainer 102 Christian
Law Thomas, labourer 449 south Front
Lawerswyler Jacob, gentleman 90 north Second
Lawler Mathew, late mayor of the city 34 Walnut
Lawler Thomas, grocer 109 Pine
Lawless Mary, grocer 24 Small
Lawrence C. blacksmith 83 north Sixth
Lawrence Christian, victualler 172 north Eighth
Lawrence Edward, grocer north west corner Lombard

and Fifth
Lawrence Hanse, boarding house 75 Penn
Lawrence Henry, commission merchant 44 Filbert
Lawrence H. and C. merchants 32 north Third
Lawrence John, carpenter 212 north Eighth
Lawrence J. silk dealer & haberdasher 97 south Second
Lawrence Mary, widow 473 north Third
Lawrence Mrs. widow mantua muker 3 Strawberry
Lawrence Rebecca, boarding house 13 Sansom
Lawrence Thomas, guager and cooper 19 north Water

and Say's wharf
Lawrence William, halter 309 north Front
Lawrence William, labourer 82 Budd
Lawrence widow of William, 275 Vine
Laws Elijah, merchant 41 north Second
Lawson John, sea captain 119 Callowhill

DIRECTORY.

Lawson Joseph, grocer corner Sixth and Cherrjr

Lawson Mrs. boarding house 7 south Fourth

Lawton widow of G. R. 18 Dock

Lazarow John, mariner 401 south Front

Lazarus Isaac, merchant 63 north Eighth

Lea John, merchant 92 High and 20 Prune

Lea Joseph, su,;ar refiner 92 north Second

Leach Richard, boarding house 97 Christian

Leacock John, bookbinder 4 Cresson's court

Leahy Michael, plaisterer 27 Fewter-platter alley

Learning Rebecca, gentlewoman > .„ ^-^
- • ^M u * f 53 Fine

Learning 1 homas, merchant )

Leamy John, merchant 79 south Third

Leap Mrs. widow 125 Green

Lear John, shoemaker Eleventh near Walnut

Leary Sarah, widow Mary

l^eary Thomas, shoemaker 196 Cedar

Leatherman Jane, tayloress near 35 north Tenth

Lealherman Michael, porter Lilly alley

Leatherman Peter, taylor Cauffman's court

Leaver John, boarding house 33 north Seventh

Le Bretian A. bookbinder 175 north Third

Lechler w idow of Adam, reed maker 208 High

Lechlcr George E. near 220 south Fourth

Lechlylner P. G. merchant 107 north Front

Ledent l^ambert, bottler 44 Dock

Lee Benjamin, tavernkeeper 19 Walnut

Lee Christopher, sea captain 87 south Water

Lee Daniel, sugar baker 88 north Fourth

liCe David, shoemaker buck 112 Walnut

Lee Elizal)ctli, shopkeeper 8 Quarry

Ley and Hupfelt, sugar refiners 88 north Fourth and 1«3

Sterling alley
Lee Jacob, mariner Market lane
Lee Joseph, hat warehouse 70 south Second
Lee Joseph, merchant 72 Lombard
Lee Lucas, accomptant 135 north Fifth
Lee Richard, cotton spinner Juniper near Cherry
Lee Sarah, gentlewoman 94 south Fourth
Lee William, chair maker Lilly alley

PHILADELPHIA

Lee William, teacher 71 north Sixth

Leech Henry, trader 100 Vine [see Leach.

Leech Jane and Margaret, 156 Spruce

Leedom J. iron merchant 182 south Front

Leedom W. iron merchant 1 72 south' Fourth

Leedom W. and J. iron merchants 75 south Wharves

Leek Mary, seamstress Blackberry alley

I^ees Henry, victualler 38 Crown

Lees Peter, taylor Keys* alley

Lees Philip, grocer corner Fifth and Plum

Leeson WilHam, labourer 38 south Water

Lefevre J. F. silversmith 135 Mulberry

Lefevre Madame, 199 south Fourth

Lefevre Philip, shoemaker M'Cullough's court

Xeforrest John, 155 Lombard

Leger Nicholas, grocer 97 north Third

Leggit Archibald, carpenter 161 Cedar

Le Grand William Thomas, merchant north-east corner

of Third and Mulberry
Lehman Joseph, apothecary 222 High
Lehman Samuel, blacksmith 298 and 302 north Front
Lehman Willia«fl, druggist 76 south Second
Lehman Wm. Smith and Son, druggists 76 S. Second
Lehae Patrick, carter 139 Pine
Lehrs Henry, taylor 281 north Front
Leib John L. attorney at law 70 south Sixth
Leib Michael, m. d. corner of Second and Green
Leitmann George, cabinet maker 98 north Second
Leineau Andrew, hatter 101 north Third
Leightel Jacob, porter 156 Coates'
Leipe Henry, carter Britton's alley
Leiper James, brewer 13 Callowhill
Leiper Thomas, tobacconist 274 High
Lemaire Ann, widow 28 Carter's alley
Lemaire Baptiste, tavernkeeper 1 10 Cedar
Lemete Lewis, oak cooper 1 1 Butler
Leming John, shallopman 10 Callowhill
Lennox Elizabeth, seamstress 29 Pewter-platter alley
Lennox Isaac, bricklayer Schriver*s court
Leimox iXfejor ]&»vid, near 220 Mulberry

DIRECTORY.

Lentz George, victualler 1 5 1 Coates* 8c 2 Second street

market
Lentz Henry, merchant 240 and 252 north Second
Lentz and Hertzhog, merchants 240 north Second
Lentz and Hood, merchants '-^33 north Second
Lentz Jacob, taylor 410 south Second
Lentz Jacob, carter 371 north Third
Lentz John, cabinet maker 444 north Third
Leonard John, dealer 105 German
Leonard Tarins, labourer Margaretta
Leonhard William, tavernkeeper 50 Callowhill
Le Roy Charles, merchant 10 Moravian alley
Leroy Grace, 29 Sansom

Lescure widow of William, grocer 174 north Second
Lesh widow of Zachariah, sen. 64 north Fifth
Lesh Margaret, widow 142 north Water
Lesher George, coach maker corner Sixth and Elizabeth
Lesher George, innkeeper 43 north Third [see Lasher.
Lesley Hannah, widow 17 Sterling alley
Lesley Peter, cabinet maker 15 1 Vine
Leslie Lydia, boarding house 48 south Sixth
Letchworth John, Windsor chair maker near 78 S. 4th
Letchworth William, sexton 26 north Fourth
Letts William, stave inspector 262 south Third
Levering Jonathan, carpenter 478 Kace
Levering Samuel, carver i^56 nonh Front
Levis Thomas, paper maker 17 Flfreith's alley
Levis William, paper manufacturer 2 south Third and

24 north Lighth
Levy- Aaron, gent^<^man 58 north Fourth ^ <
Levy Aaron, jun. storekeeper 172 north Second
Levy Joseph, broker 16 Chesnut
Levy Joseph, shopkeeper 172 north Second
Levy Martha, widow 5 7 south Seventh
Levy Mary, widow 331 Cherry alley t^

Levy Michael, watch maker 23 north Fourth
Levy Moses, recorder 101 Chesnut -''^-

Levy Sansom, counsellor at law 68 Walnut
Lewis Ann, shopkeeper 194 south Sixth
Lewis Catherine, widow 223 Catherine '

PHILADELPHIA

Lewis David, president of the Phcenix insurance com- ^

pany 96 and 140 south Second
Lewis Evan, teacher 62 Union
Lewis Francis, musician 20 Small
Lewis George, sail maker 99 Shippen
Lewis Hannah, widow 112 south Front
Lewis Henry, hair dresser 164 north Third
Lewis Hezekiah, victualler 295 Callowhill
Lewis Jacob, brick maker Broad near Vine
Lewis James, taylor 50 Mulberry
Lewis John, shoemaker Brooks' court
Lewis John, ship joiner 32 Green
Lewis Joseph, boarding house 63 Swanson
I^ewis Joseph, stevudore 389 south Front
Lewis Joseph, skin dresser 550 north Third
Lewis Joseph S. and Co, merchants 25 Dock
Lewis Joseph S. merchant 150 south Second
Lewis J. S. tavernkeeper 167 south Front
Lewis Michael, sea captain 17 German
Lewis and Mittman, ship joiners Oak (N. L.)
Lewis Mrs. gentlewoman Callowhill above Eleventh
Lewis Peter, oak cooper Rose alley
Lewis Reeve, merchant 130 Spruce
Lewis Samuel, draftsman 80 Gaskill
Lewis Samuel, sea captain 258 south Front
Lewis and Smith, silversmiths 2 south Second
Lewis William, counsellor at law north-west comer of

Third and 64 Walnut
Lewis widow of William, merchant 268 south Second
Lex A. victualler corner Logan and Garden
Lex Elizabeth, teacher 290 north Eighth
Lex Henry, victualler Logan
Lex John, victualler Logan
Lex Peter, grocer 283 High
L'Hulier John B. musician 44 Taylor
Lautier Eliza, widow 54 Passyunk
Liddle John, oak cooper 192 south Water
Liddle William, constable 8 Hurst
Liddon Abraham, gentleman 36 north Third
Likins Newberry, taylor 53 north Sixth

DIRECTORY.

Lilebridge Charlotte, widow 121 New

Lilcbridge Robert G. sea captain Schriver's court

Limeburner John, coach trimmer 24 St. John's

Limeburner Philip, book binder 269 north Second

Lindemuth John, baker 114 north Eighth

Lindemuth John C. baker 33 north Front

Lindsay Hugh, accomptant south Eleventh near George

Lindsay Robert, 45 north Sixth

Lindsay Robert, cabinet maker back 12 north Sixth

Lindsay Susannah, teacher 194 St. John's

Lindsay William, china store 1 north Third &: 58 Zane

Linehan widow of Patrick, oak cooper 50 Penn

Linensheets Charles, carter 473 north Second

Linensheets Peter, shallopman Fourth near Brown

Linerd John, mast maker 39 Callowhill

Link Charlotte, widow 15 north Sixth

Link Elizabeth, shopkeeper 88 north Eleventh,

Link Elizabeth, widow Market lane

Link George, caitcr Say's alley

Link George, carpenter Market lane

Link Henry, shoemaker 7r^ Crown

Link Philip, constable 120 Christian

Linker Daniel, shoemaker 312 north Second

Linker John, shoemaker St. Tammany

Linn Mrs. Mary, 155 south Second

Linn Prudence, widow 193 Sassafras

Linnard William, military agent 307 south Second

Linnington Maria, shopkeeper 48 Green

Linton James, shoemaker 418 south Front

Linton Joseph, painter. Sec. 26 German

Lippincott Isaac, ironmonger 48 north Third

Lippincott Jacob, shopkeeper 2 1 north Front

Lippincott James, gentleman 2 north Front

Lippincott Joshua, auctioneer 76 north Front

Lippincott Lastitia, seamstress 101 Cedar

Lippincott Samuel, accomptant 27 Chesnut

Lippincott Samuel, taylor 32 and 56 north Water

Lippincott Mrs. Sarah, gentlewoman 25 Mulberry

Lippincott Stephen, shopkeeper 10 Plum

Lisle Henry, gentleman 127 south Second [see Lysle.

PHILADELPHIA

Lisle John, jun. merchant 145 High

Lithgow Edward, carpenter 233 south Seconif

Little Archibald, trader 49 George (S.)

Little Anthony, carter Rose alley

Little Mary, widow 3 Sansoni

Little Susannah, widow 12 Swanson

Liitle William, ship joi»ier 25 Plum

Lyile John, wine merchant and grocer corner Plum and*

Fifth
Littleton VViliiam, tavlor 345 south Second
Liltman Elizabeth, grocer corner Front and Queen
Livingston Ann, gentlewoman Chesnut above Ninth
Livzey John, taylor 50 north Water
Livzey John, wheelwright 329,409 Sc 423 south Second
Lloyd Isaac, merchant 53 S. Wharves 8c 164 S. Fourth
Lloyd John, carpenter 88 Green
Lloyd Joseph, teacher 8 Garrigues' court
Lloyd Joseph, labourer Centre alley
Lloyd Joseph; attorney at lavy 79 south Fifth
Lloyd Margaret J nurse 154 Sassafras
Lloyd N, blacksmith, 92 and 104 north Seventh
Lloyd Thomas, 80 north Sixth
Lloyd Zopher, carpenter 77 Queen
I^ockton John, shopkeeper 150 south Front
Lodor Benjamin, tavernkeeper 83 north Water
Lodor John, taylor 171 south Front and 170 Water
Logan widow of Adam, corner Fourth and New
Logan Daniel, coachman back 147 Cherry
Logan Geo. pump maker 150 S. Fifth and 3 Gillis' alley
Logan Margaret, widow 98 Queen
Logan Samuel, shoemaker 75 south Third
i>ogan V. shopkeeper 21 south Water
Lchra and Carlile, ironmongers 139 High
Lohia John, ironmonger 73 Cherry
Lohra Peter, notary public 65 Dock
Lolar Alexander, gentleman 328 north Front
Long Christopher, labourer Biddle's alley
Long Jacob, boot and shoemaker 323 Mulberry
l^jng James, labourer 10 Stall's court
Long John, tavernkeeper 299 north Third

DIRECTORY.

Long John, grocer and soap boiler 172 Sassafras

Long K. Tuilliner Strawberry

Lonp: Rachel, bonnet maker 18 Bank

Long Robert, taylor 8 Coomb's alley

Long William, cabinet maker Juniper lane

Long William, silversmith 135 north Sixth

Long William, turnkey near 180 Lombard \_see Lang,

Longcoop Samuel, printer 30 Carpenter

Longhead Thomas, sea captain 192 north Second

Longport George, victualler James

Longsburry Ann, upholsterer 21 Cherry

Longstreth , nierchaiit 3 Church alley

Longstreth Joshua and Co. merchants 10 north Third
Longstreth Jos. shopkeeper 92 north Fourth
Longstreth William W. merchant 97 north Fifth
Lonning Benjamin, teacher 481 north Second
Loos Christian, baker I Chancery lane
Lorain John, jun. merchant 28 north Front
Lord Benjamin, sea captain 52 Green
Lord Isaac, grocer 16 Cherry

Lordonet Bouchony, French teacher 174 north Second
Lorent John D. merchant 108 south Second
Lorent and Lang, merchants IG8 south Second
Loronge Lewis, grocer 239 \ ine ''

Lott Henry, carpenter 100 Gaskill
Lott Henry, storekeeper 395 north Front
Lott Thomas, carpenter 143 Lombard
Lottier Lawrence, mariner 218 Lombard
Louden v*idow of John, tobacconist 317 south Front
Louder Israel, shingle di-esser 223 north Water
Louderbach Conrad, labourer 440 sonlh Second
Logue Roger, porter Brown near Fourth
Loughary A. distiller 3l'l and 367 north Front
Loughary John, merchant 82 south Eighth
Longhead James, mariner 78 Passyui.k
Longue Dorothy, widow Locust near Eighth
Lougue Manassah, tannev 286 Lombard
Louis John, perfumer 108 north Secotul
Lovegrove Thomas, bleeder, cupper and tooth drawer
249 south Front

PHILADELPHIA

Low Benjamin, hatter Fromberger's court

Lowber Michael, cuirier 7o Dock

Lowber P. and VV. cuiriers 72 Chesnut

Lowe John, organ builder near corner Dock and Second

Lowe X'incent, pilot 444 south Front

Lower A. cabinet maker 91 N. 'i>'rd & Watkin's alley

Lower widow of Chtistian, 166 north Fifth

Lower George, baker 23 Walnut

Lower Henry, tayior 67 north Fourth

Lower Joseph, silversmith 9 Dock

Lower Mary, widow 137 Cherry

Lowery John, victualler Garden

Lowery P. victualler 271 Callowhill

Lowry Daniel, carier 245 St. John's

Lowry Daniel, corder 124 Brown

Lowry Lewis, victualler corner Vine and Tenth

Lowry Mary, shopkeeper 247 south Front

Lowry Mrs, widow 172 north Fifth

Lownes David, tayior 14 north Water

Lownes David, watchmaker 33 south Third

Lownes Joseph,'silversmith 124 south Front

Lownes John, gentleman 33 south Third

Lownsberry John, shipwright 33 Artillery lane

Lowns^erry Sarah, nurse 84 south tifth

Lows Elijah, merchant 41 north Second

Lowth Samuel, sea captain 13 Queen

Loxley Catherine, gentlewoman Loxley's court

Loxley Mary, gentlewoman 117 Mulberry

Loxley Pvichard, currier 115 Mulberry

Loyd T. jun. merchant 30 S. Wharves & 62 Mulberry

Lozier Jacob, baker 255 St. John's

Lozier Nicholas, tayior back 152 Sassafras

Luber John, gentleman 432 north Front

Lucas James, carpenter 133 north Fifth

Lucet Alexander, sea captain 270 south Third

Luck Peter, sawyer 118 Plum

Ludlam (George, plumber 129 south Fourth and 47 south

Wharves
Ludlam and Voight, plumbers 47 south Wharves
Ludwick E. victualler 260 N. Eighth Sc 19 Old Shambles

DIRECTORY.

Ludwick J. victualler 260 N. Eii^hth S: 2^3 New 3haniblcs
Ludwick Henry, painter Sec. Bre\vei*s alley
Ludwick Sophia, gentlewoman 105 Vine
Ludy Jacob, carpenter 56 Passyunk road
Lugar Jacob, drover above 5 1 1 north Second
Lugar Philip, shoemaker Poplar lane
Lukens Jonathan, saddler and harness maker 102 High
Lutz Christian, brewer back 130 Vine
Lutz Fredtfrick, cedar cooper 467 north Second
Lutz Martin, carter near 265 Cherry alley
Lutz William, oak cooper 3 1 Beck's alley
Lybrand C. brick maker 123 New
Lybrand George, brick maker 214 Spruce
Lybrand Jacob, carpenter 27 north Eighth
Lybrand Michael, brick maker 27 north Ninth
Lykens George, carter near 95 Budd
Lyell Margaret, boarding house 118 Spruce
Lyle James, merchant 19 south Seventh
Lyle Walter, smith 46 Almond and 96 Penn
Lyle William, grocer 246 south Second
Leyle Madame, 129 Spruce
Lynch Bernard, shoemaker 70 Plum
Lynch Edward, jun. insurance broker 1 1 north Fourth
Lynch Eleanor, widow South alley
Lynch Francis, taylor 160 south Water
Lynch William, merchant 226 Spruce [secLi'nc/i,

Lynd James, shopkeeper 24 north Second
Lyndall B. cabinet maker 104 Lombard
Lyndall David, chair maker 99 north Front
Lyndall John, ship joiner 22G and 236 Swanson
Lyndall Sarah, grocer 14 Shippen
Lynes John, sea captain 49 Almond
Lynum Mrs. seamstress 72 north Front
Lyon Henry, bhiviksmilh 34 Apple-tree alley
Lyon Joseph, merchant 6 north Eleventh
Lyon Joseph, mahogany sawyer next 47 Gaskill
Lyon and ..evy, merchants 172 north Second
L)"oft Patriok, »mitlrncfHr^5 south Fifth
Lyons Andrew, rag merchant Juniper lane
Lyons Eleazer, gentleman 77 north F'ifih

PHILADELPHIA

Lyons Isaac, merchant 18 Cherry

Lyons John, labourer Cooper's court

Lyons John, labourer Spafford

Lyons Mathew saddle and harness maker 30 S. Fourth

Lyons Mrs. nurse Fourteen Chimnies

Lyons Rachel, widow St. Tammany above Fourth

Lyons Robert, carpenter 140 south Ninth

Lyons Samuel, tin-plate worker 113 High j^ ^j,*..

Lyons Solomon jgentleTiiatt 275 hl5l^"^cm%^i^---- ^^^'

Lytle John, grocer 259 south Fifth

M' AD A MS Robert, stable keeper Bolton's court
M' Adams Thomas carpenter Tenth near Locust
M'Affee John, carter Passyunk near Fifth
M'Allester Charles, merchant 142 Mulberry
M'Allester Thomas, grocer 66 Walnut
M'Allister Alex, grocer corner Eighth and Sassafras
M'Allister Christopher, nailer 466 north Front
M'AUi'ster D. stevadore 5 Pewter-platter alley ^seeM'-Col.
M'Allister George, sandman 434 north Front
M'Allister John, whip maker Sec. 48 Chesnut
M'Alpin Andrew, taylor 123 Mulberry
M'Alpin James, merchant taylor 3 south Fourth
M'Alpin Thomas, breeches maker Spafford
M'Anall William, storekeeper Tenth near Spruce
M'Analla James, carter Juniper alley
M'Anisty Andrew, plaisterer 34 Mary's
M'Annully John, labourer Dean's alley
M'Anulty Jane, widow 5 Gaskill
M' Arthur Daniel, taylor 330 south Front
M' Arthur James, groCer corner of Front and Sassafras
M;Barren Michael, back of 234 ^orth Front
M'Brickerty Hugh, carter Shippen near Seventh
M'Briden Patrick, carter 250 south Sixth
M'Cabe Charles, mariner 8 Plum
M'Caffray Philip,'carpenter Kleventh near Spruce
M'Caffray Sarali, widow Cypress alley
M'Cafierty James, porter Cedar near Twelfth

DIRECTORV.

M'Cafferty Patrick, porter 39 German

M'Cahen John, printer 5 North alley

M'Call Archibald, merchant 125 Walnut & 79 S. Fourth

M*Call Margaret, gentlewoman 9 1 Pine

M'Call Margaret, gentlewoman T7 south Fourth

M'Call Mrs. gentlewoman Chesnut above Eighth

M'Call Robert, sea captain 3 1 Queen

M'Call vSamuel, merchant 38 Dock

M'Call William, merchant 123 Walnut

M*Calla Alexander, innkeeper 50 north Fourth

M^Calla Andrew, shoemaker 263 south Fourth

M'Calla John, shopkeeper 169 north Third

M'Calla Robert, shoemaker 92 north Front

M'Calla William, boot and shoemaker 378 north Third

M'Cara John, merchant 281 south Front

M'Carr John, taylor 262 Mulberry

M'Carron Charles, labourei' 244 south Fourth

M'Carter Rachel, nurse 64 north Seventh

M'Carter William, turner 82 north Sixth

M'Cartney Bernard, carpenter 136 south Sixth

M'Cauley John, coppersmith 119 south P'ront

M'Cauley John, t'aylor 83 north Fifth 8c 202 N. Eighth

M'Cauley James, stable keeper 46 Cherry {see M'-Calla.

M'Cauley Peter, nailor 282 High

M'Cay James, storekeeper 175 Mulberry

M;Ch.rry Henry, taylor? ,„^ ^^^^^ ^^.,^^^^

M'Cherry James, taylor^

M'Chesnamy Samuel, shallopman 175 St. John's

M'Clane Daniel, gentleman oil north Front

M*Clane E. and S. widows 419 south Front

M'Clane Isabella, boarding house 22 EltVeilh's alley

M'Clane John, cabiuet mak^ 3 Gaskill

M'Clane Mrs. storekeeper 379 north Front

M'Clane Thomas, bottler corner Fifth and Prune

M'Claskey Charles, labourer SpafToid

M'Cldskey Fdward, plaisierer corner Queen and Front

M'Claskey Henry, mariner 79 German

M'Claskey John, newscarrier Drinker's court

M*Clasky Patrick, grocer 80 south Water

M'Clay John, plaisterer 211 St. John's

PHILADELPHIA

]>l'CleIar.d widow, 72 Shippen

M^CIeland — — , grocer 127 Shippen

iVI'Ciemon S. mahogany sawyer 49 and 382 S. Second

1^1'Cleiiaghan Michael, carpenter Callowhill near Sixtfj

^I'Clennachan Blair, merchant 19 Prune

ivrClennachan Robert, merchant 153 south Ninth

M'Clern Duncan, carpenter 88 north Sixth -

M^CIuney Martha, shopkeeper 27 south Second

P^'Clure James, accomptant 147 Chesnut

M'Clure Jane, v/idow 164 Spruce

IM'Clure Samuel, carpenter 134 S. Ninth [see Maclurj

M'Clury Samuel, oak cooper 43 Callowhill

M'Cogiin John, labourer 244 Cedar

M'Collin William, taylor 66 Union

M'ColJibter Catherine, widow 83 German

M'Collister John, grocer 240 south Fourth

M'Comb Elizabeth, 124 Plum

M-Comb Samuel, York near the Germantown road-

M'Comb William, labourer Christian above Third

M'Connel Matthew, broker 82 Chesnut

M'Gonnell Thomas, paper hanger 28 Passyunk

M'Connell William, sea captain 55 Shippen

M'Conviile A. and C, bakers back of 145 Walnut

MCook John, labourer back of 135 north Water

M*Corkle Wm. publisher of the Freeman's Journal and

. Daily Advertiser, 120 south Second
M'Cormick William, labourer 250 Cedar
MCormick Ann, widow 57 Passyunk road
M*Ccrm>ick David, mariner 29 German
M'Cormick H. coach nrnaker Juniper alley near Cherry
M'-Cormick John, grocer 34 Crown
MCormick Philip, boot an<j slioemaker 1 north Fronts
M'Cowen Archibald, carter Juniper alley
M'Cowen Charles, stevadore 25 Callowhill
Al'Cowen Elizabeth, grocer 159 south Sixth
M'Cowen Francis, shipwright 22 Cedar
M'Cowen Grace, midwife George near Tenth
M-Cowen Joseph, shoemaker Juniper lane
M-Coy Alexander, labourer 479 south Front
M'Coy George, labourer 62 Callowhill [f^cc M^Koij.

DIRECTORY.

M'Coy John, rigger 7 Gaskill

M'Coy Margaret, 3 Pewter-platter alley

M'Coy Margaret, washer back 147 Cherry

M'Cracken Philip, mast maker 65 Queen

M'Crackin James, grocer 8c bottler Cedar near Twelfth

M'Crackin Thomas, teacher Cedar near Twelfth

M'Crea Ann. widow 39 Union

M'Crea Daniel, porter 64 Brown

M'Crea li.lijah, shopkeeper 452 Sassafras

M'Crea James, merchant 68 south Front

M'Crea Samuel, bookbinder • auffman's alley

M'Crea Thomas, cooper Loxley*s court and Thirteenth

near Filbert
M'Crea William, gentleman 192 Chesnut
M'Crelish Archibald, soap-boiler near 245 north Third
M'Crelish John, soap-boiler 337 north Third
M'Cullagh Hobert, carpenter near 183 Pine
M'Cullah Anna, widow corner Spruce and Seventh
M'Cullah William, accomptant 79 north Tenth
M'Cullah Henry, accomptant 79 north Tenth
M'Culley John, shipwright 465 south Front
M'Culley William, shoemaker 44 south Front
M'Culloch James, sea captain 134 Swanson
M'Culloch John, printer, Sec. 1 north Third
M'Culloch Hugh, flax-seed merchant 142 north Front
M'Culloch Robert, grocer 168 south Sixth
M'Culloch William, printer 87 north Front
M'Curach James, stock and exchange broker 65 Walnut
M'Curdy Hugh, shoemaker above 60 St. John*s
M'Curdy James, grocer 2 Little Water
M'Curdy John, boot and shoemaker 36 Chesnut
M'Cui'dy Margaret, widow 15 Gaskill
M'Cutchen Ebenezer, merchant 17 north Third
M'Cutchen J. A. merchant 58 north Front
M'Cutchon Samuel, sea captain 45 Swanson
M'Cutchen William, accomptant 13 Branch
M'Dade Daniel, labourer 240 Lombard
M'Daniel John, shoemaker 38 St. John's
M'Dermott John, bottler south-west comer of Walnut

and Front

PHILADELPHIA

JM'Devitt James, 39 Cedar

M'Devitt John, stable keeper 9 north Seventh

M'Devitt Mary, widow 222 Cedar

M'Donagh Elizabeth, shopkeeper 13 Fitz waiter

M'Donagh William, carpenter 127 Pine

McDonald Alexander, carpenter 150 south Eighth

McDonald Ann, widow Loxley's alley

M'Donald Daniel, pilot 14 Queen

M'Donald Dennis, labourer 368 south Front

M'Donald Elija, waiter 58 Coates*

M'Donald James, shoemaker George near Tenth

M'Donald widow of John, 353 Mulberry

M'Donald M. merchant 24 Spruce and 157 south Fifth

M'Dougal Eliza, shopkeeper 32 south Third

M'Dowell— — , turner 18 south Fifth

M'Dowell George, taylor 123 south Water

M'Dowell James, clock & watch maker 130 south Front

M'Dowell widow of James, porter 258 south Fourth

M'Eacharn James, saddler Locust above Ninth

M'Entee Bernard, tobacconist 391 north Second

M'Elroy Hannah, shopkeeper 182 south Fourth

M'Elroy Michael, shoemaker 92 Gaskill

M'Elroy William, painter 129 Walnut

M'Euen, Hale and Davidson, brokers 63 Chesnut

M'Euen Hannah, widow 474 Sassafras

M'Euen Thomas, broker 251 Mulberry

M'Faden Alexander, shipsmith 152 north Water

M'Faden Arch. Cedar near Ninth

M'Faden William, gentleman 148 Chesnut

M'Fall Rosina, midwife 101 south Fifth

M'Farlan George, blacksmith 125 south Sixth

M'Farlan John, sea captain 16 Catherine

M'Farlan John C. sea captain 64 Almond

M'Farlan John, millwright Shields' alley

M'Farland John, grocer 131 Mulberry

M'Farlane Andrew, mate 306 south Second

M'Farlane John, steel maker 438 north Front

M'Farlane Margaret, grocer 101 Spruce

M'Farlane Robert, steel manufacturer 1 Coat|«'

DIRECTORV.

M'Farlan William, steel mauufuctiirer 460 north Front-
M^Farran Mary, grocer 424 north Second
^M*Garciy Henry, soap boiler PassyunU near Sixth
M'Garvty James, labourer 203 south Sixth
]VI'Garvey John, vendue cryer 274 souili second
iVI'Gaugy John, tavernkeeper corner Cedar and Penn
M'Gee Charles, porter 246 Lombard
M'Gee Francis, widow 222 i^oinbaid
M'Gee Hu^b, oak cooper i)ak (N. L.)
M'Cice James, j)orter Emsllc's alley
RI'Gee Samuel, carpenter 15 Fayette
M'Gee Willicim, oak cooper Still- house alley
M'Geehan John, stevadore Oak (S.).
M'Gill E. hatter Nonnaier's court
M'Gill Henry, labourer NinUi near Walnut
M'Gill James, taylor 16 " pruce .
M'Gill Margaret, boardiiig house 97 south Front
M Gill vStephtn, blacksmith 4 Garrigues' court
M^Ginnes Arthur, grocer 279 south Fourth
M'Ginnis John, mate 347 south Second
M'Ginness John, taylor 50 Cedar
M'Ginness Neal, soap boiler 8?,c. 1 10 Plum
M*Glathery George, carpenter 29 Plum
M'Glathery James, ironmonger 50 Hii^h
M'Glaughian James, labourer Lombard above Ninth
M'Giaughlan John, biscuit baker 189 Green
M'Glaughlan John, labourer near 1 16 Shippen
M'GIue Luke, coach trimmer back 102 High
M'Gowan James, 203 south Sixth

M'Gowan Patrick, shoemaker Leech's •aurt ^ .t^-.

M'Gowan William, unjbrella maker 225 north Second '
M'Gowen Edward, grain measurer 1 1 1 Plum
M'Gowen Robert, sea captain 381 south Front
M'Grady Sarah, widow 56 Brown
M'Grath Hannah, widow 1 Callowhill
INl'Grath John, carver 1 1 Quarry {see Magratfi^

M'Grath Margaret, widow 216 north Froiit
MacGregor John, auctioneer 1 I north Second
M'Gregor James, sea captain 28 Ciillowhill
McGregor John, labourer 447 south Second

PHILADELPHIA

M'Grill Patrick, accomptant Tenth neaf Spruce
M^Grogherty James, labourer Mary's alley
M'Guire and Connor, smiihs and farriers 1 1 Farmer's'
alley ^see Meguire.

M'Guire George, teacher Callowhill street wharf
!M'Guire widow of Hugh, baker I 1 8 Swanson
M Guire John, accoiiiptant near 12 Farmer's alley
M'Guire Thomas, grocer 340 Sassafras
M'Gurk Catharine, shopkeeper 88 north Fifth
M'Hcnry Thomas, carpenter 186 south Sixth
IVi'Intire Margaret, mantua maker Hunter's court
M'Intire Samuel, cabinet maker Hunter's court
M'llhenney Moses, carter 1 1 Passyunk
M41henney William, sen. taylor 52 Mulberry
^••M'lhoy John, flour and feed store 467 north Third
M'llwaine Catherine 34 Callowhill
M'lhvaine L. mercharit 79 Lombard
M'llwaine George, accomptant 236 south Third
M'llwaine John, jun. printer 151 Cedar
M'llwham Thomas, brass founder 61 south Fifth and

Locust above Seventh
M'Intosh Alexandtr, labourer 15 north Sixth
M'Karaher Dar.iel, innkeeper 235 south Second
M'Kay Daniel, taylor 410 south Second
M'Kay Thomas, bricklayer 7 Farmer's alley
M'Kean Anthony, mariner 84 Plum
M'Kean James, collector 69 Cherry
M'Kean John, storekeeper 217 south Second
,-, M'Kean Joseph B. attorney at law 95 north Second
'^'M'ii'gaw T'liWiAL, governor of the commonwealth, south
Third between Union and Pine
M'Kee Thomas, storekeeper 178 south Second
M'Kelchner John, carter 115 Coates*
M'Kell Patrick, steward of the Alms house. Spruce be-
tween Ninth and Tenth
M'Kenzie Daniel, comedian 9 Fayette
M'Kenzie J. ship joiner, shop Pool's bridge and 62 south

Second
M'Kenzie John, grocer 105 Cedar
M'Kenzie Mary, widow 36 Union [*ee M'-Kinzie.

DIRECTORY.

M^Kenzie Mary, shopkeeper 361 south Second

IVPKever John, sea captain 45 Ahnond -^

M'Kever William, taylor 321 Mulberry

M'Kibben William, mariner 88 Cedar

M'Kinlcy Alexander, bricklayer 143 Green

"M^Kinley Ann, grocer Juniper lane

M'Kinley Daniel, nailor 60 Cherry

M'Kinley James, tavernkeeper 202 Cedar

M'Kinley William, s'.orekeeper 76 north Fourth

M'Kinneley Hugh, cordwainer 160 Pine

M'Kinney David, saddle 8c harness maker 30.6 N. Second-

M Kinney Martha, shopkeeper near 81 north Ninth

M'Kinney Roger, blacksmith 526 north Third

M'K-inney James, ropcmaker 27 Christian

M'Kinney John, carter 38 Artillery lane

M'Kinney Mary, boarding house 31 Elfreith's alley

M ^Kinney William, labourer 72 Brown

M'Kinzey Jacob, mariner 38 Union

MaclCinzey J. D. man midwife and dentist 9 Lombard

M'Kinzie Charles, taylor 42 Strawberry

M'Kinzie J(ihn, carpenter 202 south Third & 108 north

Eighth
M' Knight George, grocer 223 south Fourth
M'Knight James, taylor Baker's alley
M'Kni;^hi John, accomptant Spruce near Eighth
]VI*K.oy Isabella, boarding house 34 Strawb':::rry
M'Koy Robert, whitesmith dwelling 32 3 north Second
M'Koy Smith, bellows maker arid brand cutter 291 north

Second {see AI*-Coif.

M'Lanc Samuel, breeches maker and glover 8 S. Third
M'Lane Samuel, carpenter 41 Passyunk road
M'Laughlan Edwaid, sail maker 32 north Sixth
M'Laughlii» George, 155 Cedar

M'Laugiilin James, taylor 2"Penn ^see M'Glaughtin.
M*L.aughlin Patrick, tavernkeeper 54 Cedar
McLaughlin Patrick, labourer Kasberry alley
M'Laugldni Samuel, taylor 83 north 1 ifth
M Laughlin Mrs. nurse 8 4- south Fifih
M'Laug -hn William K. prinicr Sec. 28 r.orth Second
M'Leod C. widow 47 Ca herine

PHILADELPHIA

M'Leod John, ship chandler near 37 Swanson and 40

south^Wharves
M*Leod Malcolm, carpenter back 154 Sassafras
M'Mahon Bernard, florist, garden and grass seed mep>«

chant 39 south Second ""

M'Mahon Thomas, labourer 469 north Second
M'Mahon T. stocking manufacturer Elmslie's alky
M'Mannis Cornelius, taylor 9 Swanson
IVi'Mannis Mrs. midwife Walnut near Twelfth
M*Mannus John, weaver Walnut near Twelfth
M'Mannus^Kobert, labourer Pegg's
M'Mannus Timothy, taylof 86 Swanson
M'Master John, constable 13 WilUng's alley
M'Mean Thomas, labourer above 5 1 1 north Second
M'Monagel John, grocer 146 Lombard
M^Mullen John, goldsmith and jeweller 120 south Fronf
M'Mullen J. R. blacksmith 21 Prime and 268 Swanson
M'MuUen Michael, painter &c. 227 south Third
M'Mulkn Robert, ship joiner 62 and near 161 Swanson
M'Mullen William, carpenter 46 Zane
M'Mullen William, ship joiner 309 south Second
M'Mullin Sarah, dry goods storekeeper 309 S. Second

M^Mullin , taylor 54 Shippen

M'Mutrie William, merchant 198 Spruce

M'Nabb James, plaisterer Kunckle

M*^^aughtin Archibald, grocer 44 Cedar

M*Neil Thomas, labourer Spafford

McNeil Wakeford, porter Spafford

McNeil WillidiTi, labourer 19 Pewter-platter alley

M'Near Mary, widow 139 Pine

M'Neir and Krebbs, grocers corner Fourth and Branch

M'Neran Malcohii, sea captain 336 south Front

M'Norton Cornelia, widow 76 north Fifth

M'Nulty Daniel, taylor 5 Gaskill

M'Phail widow of John, grocer 84 ««)uth Eighth

M'Pherson Daniel, sea captain 100 south Fifth

M'Pherson Hugh, sea captain 443 south Front

M'Pherson Joiin, bricklayer 261 south Fourth

M'Pherson widow of Joiin, confectioner 109 Walnut

M*Pherson William, naval oihcer, custom house, Carpeh'-

ters' buildings

DIRECTORY.

M*Quaid Felix, soap boiler 188 Sassafras

M'Quillin'j; Abraham, victualler 5 I Fitzwalter

M*Quin Lsabella, mantua maker > ... . ^. ,^,

•*T /; • r 4. ,. c 106 north Eierhth

A'I*(:^uin James, accomptant j °

M'Randl Besenjamin, j^jrocer 331 south Second

M'Koy John, corn chandler 467 north Third

M'Shane Francis, attorney at law 17 south Fifth

M'Sparran William, shing;le dresser 361 north Third

M'Vaut^h James, caylor 116 Brown

M' Williams Mary, mantua maker 125 Pine

MacCue Conwell, p:rocer 184 north Water

Maas David, baker 184 Sassafras

Maas Jacob, professor of music 197 Sassafras

Macferran Samuel, justice of the peace 456 N. Third

Mack Conrad, baker 3^22 south Second

Mackason William and John, shipwrights Groff's court

and 25 Sassafras
Mackay William, carter Fourth above Green
Makay Laurence, porter Charlotte
Mac key William, boarding; house 8 Vernon
Mackie John, teacher 132 Cherry
Mackie John, grocer 380 south Second
Mackie Peter, soap J^ candle manufactory 319 X. Second
Mackie Thomas, nv^rchant 161- south Front
Mackie W^illiam, maiiner 274 south Fourth
Mackie William, labourer Oak (N. L.)
Mackie and Graff, soap and candle manufacturers 319

liorth Second
Maclure and Koiiertson, merchants 102 south Front
Madaria A. boardin?^ house 244 south Front
Madaria George, carter William
Mailden F. bottler back I 12 Walnut
Madden Mary, mantua iTiaker liolfman's alley
Madden Stacy, shoemaker Hoffman's alky
Maddock F. F. and W. L. merchants 153 south Front
Maddock Fzekicl F. merchant Spruce above Seventh
Maddock 'rhomas, accomptant 5 Prune
Maddock William, carpenter 128 siuih Sixth
Maddock William L. merchant 35 Spruce
Madrera J. perfumer 244 south Front

PHILADELPHIA

^Maffet Adam, labourer Bearsticker's court

Maft'et David, sea captain 5 north Alley

IVIaffet J. painter, 8cc Moyamensing road near Federal

Maftet James, sea captain 248 south Front

Magaw Algernon S. attorney at law 94 Mulberry

Magaw John, labourer 62 Coatts*

Magaw Rev. Samuel, d. d. 94 Mulberry

Mager Philip and Nicholas, next 43 Artillery lane

Maggi Anthony, surgeon 97 Shippen

Magnet Daniel, bookbinder 147 Cherry

Magoffin John, merchaiTt Locust near Ninth

Magoffin widow of Joseph, Locust near Ninth

Magrftth Michael, tallow chandler 25 Brewer's alley

Maher Lawrence, grocer corner Cedar and Swanson

Mahofiey Mary, widow Walnut near Twelfth

Mahon James, ship joiner 8 Butler's court

Mahany Cynthia, grecer N. VV. corner Lombard Sc 4th

Mahoney M. boarding house 240 south Third

Mahony Michael, coach maker 1 i 1 Cherry

Maillurd Louis, merchant 65 south Eleventh

Maitland John and Thomas, grocers S. E. corner Lom'-

bard and Fifth, and 35 Passyunk road
Major Robert, carpenter 145 south Ninth
Major William, taylor 53 Walnut
Makins Sarah, widow 119 Spruce
Mselambre Jacob, boot and shoemaker 51 south Front
Malcolm Jane, boarding house lOJ Mulberry
Malin J. carpenter 490 south Second
Malin James, teacher 6 Lee's court
Malinder George, manner 122 Swanson
Mayley Michael, carpenter 6 Prospect alley
Mayley widow of William, sea captain Vine st. wharf
Maley VViiliam, grocer 203 Shippen
Malone John, oak cooper 6 Callowhill
Malone John S. constable 35 9 Mulberry
Malone William, cabinet maker Juniper above Cherry
., Mallon Mrs. young ladies' seminary 106 Walnut
Maltman James, mariner 490 south Second
Maltsby John, carpenter Say's alley
Maltsby Sarah, widow 264 south Front

DIRECTORY.

Manderson Andrew, storekeeper 445 Dorth Second

Mandeville David, accomptant 8 I north Sixth

Manger John, surgeon barber 424 north Second

Manley Henry, gentleman 13 north Fourth

Manlove David, late sea captain Little's court

Manlove Jonathan, grocer 105 south Water & 85 S. 5th

Man Daniel, sea captain 57 Sassafras

Mann John, blacksmith Garden

Maim and Postens, %vholesale and retail grocers corner of

Vine and Third
Mann William, grocer corner Vine Sc Third 8c 117 New
Mann William, tavernkeeper 1 1 Walnut
Manning Thomas S. printer 143 north Third
Manning William, tin-plate worker 226 south Second
Mansell John, umbrella maker 75 Chesnut
Mapother John, storekeeper 307 High
Marache Solomon, gentleman 15 north Fifth
Marcker Andrew, tayior 65 north Eighth
Marcker Jacob, grocer 34 Green
Marcker John, carter Rasberry alley
Marcker Philip, blacksmith near 59 Prime
Markoe Francis, merchant 73 S. Water 8c 226 Walnut
Markoe John, gentleman 415 High
Marchmint Jesse, shoemaker *7 1 south Fifth
Mariam Charles, carpenter near 12 Elizabeth
Mariner Andrew, mariner 32 Artillery lane
Mariner Fenwick, pilot 452 south Front
Maris Riciiard, merchant 5 Church alley
Maris William, merchant 126 Spruce
Markland J. plaster of Paris manufacturer 201 Sassafras

Markley , lumber merchant 31 I north Third

Markley Ann, widow 48 Budd

Markley Ec Smith, lumber merchants near 307 N. Third

Marks Henry, botiler 45 Vine

Marks Isaac, shopkeeper 176 north F'ifth

Marks James, sea captain 1 5 Coates' alley

Marks widow of James, 76 spulh Water

Marks Nicholas, grocer 162 Spruce

Marks Robert, labourer 242 St. John's

Marks widow of John, St. John's (Bath town.)

Marlcy Richard I. shoemaker 15 north SixtK

PHILADELPHIA

Marley Solomon, hatter 25 Cresson's allev

Marley William, cordwainer 255 High

1^'Iarley William, labourer near 221 Callowhill

Maron James, carpenter Mary's alley

Marpel John, plaisterer Brewer's alley near Third

Marpel Joseph, grocer 93 Passyunk

Marr George, china merchant 133 S. Front 8c 132 Water

Marr John, saddler 5 Quarry

Marrot D. spinning-wheel maker 18 Coombs* alley

Marrs Robert, silver-plater 14 Greenleaf alley

Marsh James, mariner 76 south Water

Marsh John, mariner 291 south Fourth

Marsh Joseph, jun. lumber merchant 20 Christian

Marsh Joseph, sen. ship chandler 211 Swanson and 23

Christian
Marshall A. shoemaker 122 Coates'
Marshall Amos, carpenter and wafer maker 59 Walnut
Marshall Benjamin, merchant 140 .Sassafras
Marshall Charles, sen. chymist 56 Walnut
Marshall Charles, late chymist 24 Sansom
Marshall Charles, jun. druggist 87 Mulberry
Marshall Christopher, jun. tea-warehouse 86 north Se-
cond and 17 Branch
Marshall E. labourer 164 north Eighth
Marshall Hannah, boarding house 128 north Front
Marshall Henry, blacksmith near 130 Sassafras
Marshall John, shipwright Say's alley
Marshall John, bricklayer 1 iMary's alley
Marshall Mary, mantua maker Mary's alley
Marshall Samuel, m. d. Twelfth near High
Marshall Thomas, painter and glazier 42 Chesnut
Marshall William, printer corner Fourth and Shippen
Marshman William, shoemaker Christian above Third
Marsdon David, gunsmith 106 south Eighth
Martel Stephen, gentleman 194 Pine
Martin Benjamin, grazier 41 Mary (S.)
Martin Benjamin, shoemaker Tenth near Spruce
Martin Charles, boarding house 4 Swanson
Martin Charles, accomptant 84 Vine
Martin Dan. storekeeper corner Thirteenth & Sassafras
Martin Elizabeth, widow 252 south Sixth

DIRECTORY.

Martin Eliza, storekeeper 49 Prime

Martin Henry, labourer 487 north Third

Martin Henry, tavernkeeper 287 south Front

Martin Isaac, tavernkeeper 175 S. Front and l74.Watei'

Martin Isaac, shipwright 155 Swanson

Martin J. D. druc>;gist 127 Chesnut

Martin widow of Jacob, hair dresser 80 Green

Martin James, gentleman 66 George

Martin John, flour merchant 65 north Seventh

Martin John, oak cooper 142 Cedar

Martin John, mariner 1 1 Sassafras alley

Martin Joseph, gentleman 73 south Fourth

Martin Lewis, upholsterer 184 Lombard

Martin Martia, seamstress 168 N. Fifth and 167 Sixth

Martien Mibsam, plane maker Church alley

Martien Mrs. tutress 16 Church alley and 225 Walnut

Martin and Parkhara, cabinet makers 99 north Front

Martin Peter, oysterman 33 Shippen

Martin Philip, sea captain 5 Pfeiffer's alley

Martin Picquet, merchant 167 High

Martin Robert C. saddle and harness maker 162 High

Martin Robert, button maker 48 Filbert

Martin Samuel, sail maker 201 south Fourth

Martin Thomas, grazier 443 south Second

Martin William, saddler 40 Strawberry

Martin William, supercargo l64 Lombard

Martineaux Mrs. boarding house 209 north Third

Martz Daniel, rigger 1 13 Green

Martz Philip, surgeon 69 Green

Masden Benjamin, storekeeper 19 south Water

Mashman W. sh.oemaker Christian above Third

Mason Canton, biscuit baker 24 Butler's court

Mason H. boarding house 29 North alley

Mason Isaac, merchant 58 Nevv

Mason John, mariner Fourth above Green

Mason Joseph, saddle-tree maker near 152 Walnut

Mason and Lockey« block makers 15 south Wharves

Mason lV5ary, widow 213 south Third

Mason Mrs. gentlewoman 202 south Second

Mason Philip, engine-maker 131 south Sixth

Mason Priscilla, widow 13 Vine

PHILADELPHIA

Masori Robert, accomptant 73 Union

Mason Solomon, dealer 293 south Fourth

Mason Thomas, gilder 35 Pewter-platter alley

^'iason lanton, baker 24 Budd

Mason Thomas, Windsor-chair maker 120 Callowhill

Mason William, oak cooper Turner's alley

Mason William, block maker 63 north Third

Massey Charles, sen. g-entleman 65 Pine

Massey Charles, jun. merchant 115 north Fifth

Massey Eleanor, grocer 15 Shippen

Massey John, merchant 9 Penn

Massey Thomas, merchant 63 Pine

Massey William, merchant 149 Cedar

Master Joseph, guager 15 Coombs* alley

Master William, ladies' shoemaker 65 south Thirtlv

Masers George, chocolate factory 273 Callowhill

Maston William, shoemaker 74 Crown

Mather Samuel A. potter near 63 north Eighth

Mathias Abel, carpenter above 60 St. John's

Mathias Charles, carter Ball alley

Mathias widow of Thomas, hatter 80 Cedar

Mathieue Armant, storekeeper 184 south Sixth.

Mathieue Joseph, m. d. 16 Branch

Mathison Niel, grocer 12 Pine

Matlock Mary, widow 56 Brown

Matson Peter, carter Swedes' alley

Mattern Andrew, potter 247 north Second

Matthews Edward, Fourth near St. Tammany

^Matthews James, hair dresser 61 south Front

Matthews James, vendue cryer 128 Plum

Matthews John, sea captain 71 Walnut

Matthews John, paper store 8 1 north Third

Matthews lAicy, shopkeeper 47 north Second

Matthews Thomas, merchant 50 S. Second and From-

berger's court
Maull and Hill, boat builders 161 Swanson
Maul! Jolin, sail maker 18 Carter's alley
Maull Nehtmiah, boat builder 148 Sc near 159 Swanson
Maull H. and J. sail makers 10 south Wharves
Maull Robert, sail maker n<;xt 8 Elfreith's alley
Maule Israel, carpenter 53 Cherry

DIRECTORY

Maver John, taylor 13 Cresson's alley
Mawhorter Thomas, cabinet maker 143 Cherry
Maxfield Joseph, inspector of lumber 305 north Second
Maxfield Stephen, gentleman 305 north Second
Maxham William, carpenter Spruce above Seventh
Maxseiner Adam, taylor 218 north Third
Maxwell A. clock and watch maker 157 Sc 299 S. Front
Maxwell Anthony, shoemaker next 240 south Third
Maxwell Elizabeth, boarding house south-east corner of

Spruce and Fourth
Maxwell Hugh, bookseller, stationer, and card manufac-
turer 198 High, dwelling Mulberry court
Maxwell James, wharf builder 7 Butler's court
Maxwell James, porter Taper alley
Maxwell John, weaver 1 16 Christian
Maxwell Margaret, book folder 23 Apple-tree alley
Maxwell Robert, storekeeper 5 i north Second
May Adam, grocer 30 north Ninth
May George, porter 191 Lombard
May Henry, potter near 79 north Tenth
May John, liatter Elmslie's alley
May Lewis, newscarrier 435 High
May Mary, widow near 83 north Tentli
iVIays John, Fourth above Brown
Mayburry Jeremiah VV. grocer 263 north Front
Mayberry Richard, blacksmith 203 south Fourth
May berry T. iron merchant corner Arch and Third
Maybin John, merchant 5 Chesnut and 124 Mulberry
M^yer (ieorge, porter Fourth above Brown
Mayer Godlip, baker 46 Vir.e

Mayer N. dyer, coverlet weaver, &c. 284 north Second
Mayer Rev. Philip F. I09 Sassafras
Mayer Peter, plaisterer 131 Callowhill
Mayers Andrew, limner 71 Budd
Mayers Hannah, widow 495 north Third
JMayficld Catherine, widow 133 south Sixth
?>Iayhew Rebecca, widow 10 Shippen
MayhofTtr Daniel, tanner 486 north Second
iNIayland Japob, tobacconist 99 Sassafras i

Mayland Samuel, tobacconist 26 Sassafras alley
Mayweg John, black ?ind whitesmith near 351 N. Third

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PHILAD ELPHIA

Mazurie James J. merchant 28 south Front

Meade Edward, sea captain 155 Vine

Meade George, gentleman 40 Sansom

Meade James, hair dresser 283 south Front

Mead Mary, widow 132 Coates'

Meally William, carter south Broad near Chesnut

Means Arthur, milkman Bolton's court

Means John, carpenter, looking-glass and picture-frame

maker 172 Pine
Meany John, merchant 5 1 S. Wharves and 9 1 S. Eighth
?/Iears Benjamin, ironmonger 91 High
Mease James, m. d. 192 Chesnut
Mease John, merchant 4 Norris' alley
Mease L. mustard factory George near Eleventh
Mechlin Samuel, accomptant 149 Sassafras
Mecke John, cabinet maker 114 Mulberry
Mecom Abia, storekeeper 63 Mulberry
Meeker and Baldwin, shoe warehouse 88 High
IVIeeker Samuel, merchant 215 High
Meer Jacob, printer 1 72 south Second
Meer John, jun. painter 359 Mulberry
Meer John, artist 4 south Seventh
Meguire Arthur, labourer Malt alley
Meguii'e Joseph, stage driver 128 north Fifth
Meguire Rebecca, widow 46 Spruce
Meguire William, cabinet maker 177 south Second
Mein Andrew, teacher 6 Laurel
Meisner John, taylor 5 Burd's alley
Melbeck John, commission merchant 172 north SeCOftd'
?vleldrum Robert, blacksmith 203 north Third
Mendenhall Adam, accomptant 108 south Eighth
Mendenhall Isaac, carpenter 12 Cypress alley
Mendenhall Thomas, carpenter corner Orange and 7th
Mentz Eliza, widow 68 Sassafras
Mentz George W. book-binder 79 Sassafras
Menzies J. clock and watch maker 159 and 93 S. Front
Mercer George, grocer 284 High
Mercer Joseph, taylor 30 Branch
JVIercer R. grocer and corJer corner Front and Watet;
JVIcrcer Robert, sea captain 1 Mary
"Mereier Clvarles, confectioner 112 High

DIRECTORY.

Meredith Benjamin, brewer 90 Crown

Meredith Jonathan, 224, VVahiut and corner of Noble-

and York road
Meredith Rdci^el, widow 10 ICnight's court
Meredirh Willani, attoriiey at law 40 VViilnut
Mcrrefteld Joseph, merciumi 2(> south Second
Merrick J. mate 59 north Eij^hth
Merrick Jane, widow near 6 Mary-
Merrick Joohua, carj)enler 10 Alary
Merrick Richard, gentknian corner Fourth Sc Lombard
Merrick Samuel, merchant 48 north Sixth, compting-

house over 13 south Front
Merrihevv Janjes, sea captain 18 Cable lane
Merrill Miciiael, dru»^.q;ist &c. 2 north Front
Mcrrit Ann, widow 118 Swanson
Merrit Joseph, carter VVelib's alley
Merrit Mary, huckster 27 Meade alley
Mervine Fre«.lerick, shoemaker 90 German
Mt^i"vine Georg'e, i^rocer 79 Plum
]\Iervine John, taylor 64 Chesnut and 22 Plum
Messcr John and Co. grocers 121 south Water
Metzger George, pump maker Fourth above Brown
Metzger John M. 2 to north Seceml
Metzger Martin, taylor 70 New

Mewhinney Wm. accomptant High corner of Thirteenth
Meyers David, conf^ictioner 14 Mulberry
Meyers Henry, innkeeper 108 north Fifth
M'iyers Jacob, grocer 116 Sassafras
Michaelr. John, mariner 47 Green
Michaels John, sea captain 105 Swanson
Middah George, leather cutter north Front near Green
Middleton x-Varon, merchant taylor 40 north Second
Middlelon G. lumber merchant 170 north Fourth
Middleton Hannah, widow near 7 Brewer's alley
Middleton William, nailor 304 south Front
Middlelon William, taylor 23 Coales' alley
Middleton and Woolley, lumber yard 133 Callowhill
Midlen Walter, sea captain S79 south Front
^Fiercken widow of Henry, genilen^an 41 bhippen
JNFiercken Peter and Co. sugar refiners 37 Shippen
Mitilin Benjamin, accomptant 22 north Eighth

PHILADELPHIA

MiSlln George, merchant 161 Spruce

Mifflin John F. counsellor at law 5 and 9 Union

Mifflin Samuel, merchant 22 Walnut and 191 Chesnut

Mifflin Thomas, merchant 9 south Water &c 128 Spruce

Mifflin's whakf opens at 133 & 139 nouth Water

Miles John, sen. gun maker 30 south Third

Miles Uichard, boot and shoemaker 72 north Front

Miles Robert, carpenter 1 14 south Tenth

Miles Thomas, grocer Tenth near Walnut

Miley Frederick, carter Broad near Sassafras

Miley Frederick, carter 39 1 Sassafras

Miley Jacob, victualler 138 Brown

Miley John, victualler 136 Brown

Miley Margaret, Broad near Sassafras

Millard Benjamin, tavernkeeper 164 High

MilUud Thos. wheel and chair maker 408 north Front

Millbien John, baker 18 Christian

Miller Abraham, potter 7 Zane

Miller Alexander I. merchant 17 Sansom

Miller widow of Alexander, carter 158 Spruce

Miller i^ndrew, sea captain 55 Union

Miller Andrew and Son, potters 7 Zane

Miller Ann, widow -183. Pine

Miller Arthur, grocer 203 Cherry

Miller Eaibary, Wood near Sixth

Miller Benjamin, weaver H2 Christian

Miller Cakb, printer back 192 Mulberry

Miller and Capp, flour merchants 291 High

Miller Catherine, shopkeeper 218 north Third

Miller t.harles, grocer 191 north Third

Miller Christian, baker 32 Penn

Miller Daniel, carter near 88 Budd

Miller Daniel, innkeeper, 427 north Second

Miller Daniel H. ironmonger 162 north Second

Miller David, grocer 230 south Second

Miller Dorothy, widow Carpenter near Fourth

Miller Geoige, blacksmith 317 north Third

Miller George, grocer 315 north Third

Miller George, near 22 Brown

Miller and Cirim, blacksmiths 116 Brown

Miller Hannah, widow 127 north Sixth and 115 German

DIRECTORY.

Miller Henry, accomptant 84 north Sixth

Miller Henry, laylor Laurence

Miller Henry, jun. saw-sharper 93 Mulberry

Miller Henry, saw-sharper 299 north Third

Miller Henry, tobacconist 208 north Second

Miller Henry, victualler 262 north Eighth

Miller Hester A. cake baker 158 south Second

Miller Hugh, carter Cedar near Thirteenth

Miller Jacob, coachman 133 Pine

Miller Jacob, labourer Poplar lane near Front

Miller James, stevadore, Fearis' court

Miller Jane, widow 260 Sassafras

Miller Joel, joiner 25 south Front

Miller John, innkeeper 63 north Fourth

Miller John, labourer 107 (ireen

Miller John, merchant 127 south Water and near 1^7
Lombard

Miller John, shingle dresser near 299 north Third

Miller John F. painter 8cc. 350 north Third

Miller John, jun. merchant 206 south Front

Miller John, carter 197 Lombard

Miller John, constable 70 Green

Miller John, marble cutter 371 and near 328 High

Miller John, mariner 7 Meade alley

Miller John, mariner 98 Plum

Miller John, oak cooper i ourth above Poplar lane

Miller John, victualler 138 Sassafras

Miller John, blacksmith 201 north Eighth, shop Callow-
hill near Eighth

Miller Jonathan, n»ei chant 182 High

Miller Joseph, grocer 152 north i'hird

Miller Joshua, coachman 14 Union

Miliar Margaret, boardiiig house 10 south Eighth

Miller Maria, widow Steinmetz court

Miller Mai-tin, labourer 45 Brown

Miller Mary, seamstress Loxlcy's court

Miller Mary, grocer 162 north Water

Miller Mary, boarding house 167 north Front

Miller Mary, widow north Broad

Miller Mary, mantua maker 73 north Tenth

Miller Mary, widow Biddle's ailey

PHILADELPHIA

Miller Mary, boarding house 70 German

Miller Mary, widow 393 north Third

Miller Michael, potter 3U north Second

Miller Michael, wheat-fan maker 42 and 172 Spruct

Miller Michael, shoemaker Eralen's court

Miller Nicholas, blacksmith 16 Artillery lane

Miller and North, grocers 127 south Water

Miller Peter, m. d. 56 north Fourth

Miller Philip, tobacconist 78 Cedar

Miller Philip, carter 221 Cherry

Miller Rebecca, boarding house 234 Walnut

Miller Samuel, wheat-fan maker Seventh below Pin^

Miller Valentine, storekeeper 18 north Seventh

Miller and V^an Beuren, merchants 109 south Front

Miller William, merchant 187 south Third

Miller William, accomptani 17 north Sixth

Miller William, carter 462 north Front and 135 Cherr^

Millerden Z. mate 236 south Fourth

Milligan James, gentleman 263 Chesnut

Milligan Patrick, printer Leech's court

Milligan Robert, labourer Callowhill near Sixth'

Milligan William, grocer 45 Small

Milikin Robert, shoemaker 40 Chesnut

Milikin and Torens, grocers 49 Chesnut

MiUkin William, storekeeper 22 Strawberry

Miliinian John, shoemaker 24 Crown

Mills Ann, widow 3 Plum

Mills James, hatter Elmslie's alley

Mills John, silversmith 79 Pine

Miils Peter, shallopman 80 Green

Million John, painter Sec High above Twelfth

Millwood James, block maker 247 south Front

Milne PMmund, boarding house 145 south Third

Milne Hiclmt^ f »^<^i*e4Hmb ^^outb- j^hrmc^fe 1^ SOtith Sfxth

Milnor Isaac, guager 37 Union

Milnor James, attorney at law next the north east corner

of Sixth in Chesnut
Milnor John, commission broker 39 Sassafras
Milnor Larken, merchant 12 Cable lane
Milnor Samuel, carpenter Shriver's court
Milnor William, slate's guager 5 Norris' alley

DIRECTORY.

Miltenberger Catherine, widow 108 Green

Milton Robert, labourer 126 German

Milton William, blacksmith Swede's alley

Mincks Catherine, china store 284 Sassafras

Minett Ferrand, embroiderer 157 south Fifth

Mingle Elizabeth, midwife 22 Apple-tree alley

Minp^le John, bellows maker 28 Apple-tree alky

Mingle John, blacksmith 263 and 264 Sassafras

Mingle Philip, accomptant 202 Sassafras

Mingus Thomas, black and whitesmith York road near

Wood
Minier Phoeby, widow 157 north Sixth
Minner George, baker Blackhorse alley
Minnick Frances, gentlewoman 90 north Ninth
Minnick Joseph P. m. d. 195 Walnut
Mintzer Adam, carter 321 north Third
Mintzer Christopher, victualler 25 1 St. Johns
Mintzer George, carter 146 north Second
Mintzer G. J. taylor 380 north Second
Mintzer John, victualler Fourth above Poplar lane
Mintzer John, carter St. Tammany near Third
Mintzer Joseph, victuall r Chailoite
Mintzer Margaret, widow 127 Brown
Minizer William, victualler Charlotte
Miskey Anthony, taylor 380 north Second
Mitchell Abraham, oak cooper 161 north Water
Mitchell Alexander, hairdresser 125 north Front
Mitchell Benjamin bricklayer 26 Cable lane
Milchell Chailcs, hair dresser 50 Callowhill
Mitchell David, trunk manufactory Juniper near High
Mitchell Elizabeth, seamstress 297 south Third
Mitchell Gcori^e, carpenter 243 Swan^on
Mitchell and Irwin, merchants 30 south Wharves
Mitchell Jacob, mahogany yard 131 Cedar
Miichell James, carpenter 130 Cedar
Mitchell James, paper stainer 122 Christian
Mitchell Joseph, sea captain 105 Swaiison
Mitchell Robert, boarding house 80 George
Mitchell SamUvl. labourer Meredith's row
Mitchell Samuel, carter 206 Vine
Mitchell Thomas, conveyancer 195 south Second

PHILADELPHIA

♦Mitchell Thowias, oF^ainental painter 26 Prune

Mitchell WilUam, jun. carpenter near 63 Crown

Mitchell VVilliain, merchant 10 Chesnut

Mitchell William, chair maker 10 Union

Mittman and Lewis, ship joiners Oak (N. L.)

Mittman Philip, ship joiner 41 Green

Mick Frederick, labourer 525 north Third

Mock John, labourer 527 north Third

Mode Jesse, labourer near 121 Queen

MofFett James, grocer 318 south Front Isee Maffet.

MoiFet Robert, carter Locust above Ninth

Mofi'ett Spencer, grocer 266 Sassafras

Moffett I'homas, carter Relief

Moliere H. ship chandler 57 Ahnond and 292 S. Second

Molineaux John, hair dresser 45 Cedar

Molony James, currier 80 Chesnut and 31 Carter's aliey

Molony James, grocer 22 south Fourth

Molony Samuel, carter near 60 St. John's "

Moma Ludwick, labourer 145 Coatee'

Moneger John P. painter near 75 noith Tenth

Mongea R. m, d. 8 1 south Third

Monk George, sea captain 54 Vine

Montgomery Andrew, teacher 322 south Fix)nt

Montgomery Andrew, shoemaker 3 Knight's court

Montgomery Clmrles, shoemaker back 241 N. Second

Montgomery David, carter 4 Prune

Montgomery Dorcas, widow 31 Lombard

Montgomery George, labourer 7 Christian

Montgomery Jamei^, gentleman 93 Pine

Montgomery Mary, v^idow next 134 Mulberry

Montgomery Mrs. widow 212 Cedar

Montgomery and Newbold, merchants 39 north Water

Montgomery Robert, gentleman 213 south Second

Montgomery William, accomptant 184 south Fourth

Montgomicry William, boot and shoemaker 61 S. Second

Montgomery William, merchant 128 Mulberry

Montier Robert, bottler 130 north iiont and 61 Crown

Montina Joseph, teacher 1 17 north Sixth

Montinglon John, carpenter 142 north Eighth

Moodie Mrs. midwife 2 Oak (S.)

Mooney Henry, labourer 238 and 131 St. John's

DIRECTORY.

Mooney Jane, seamstress 166 Sbippen
Mooncy Thomas, laylor near 6 Locust
Mooney Willia-ii, taylor 1-1-3 south Water-
Moony James, carter 28 Mary's alley
Moore Abiahani, grocer corner German and Fourth
Moore Alexander, tavernkeeper corner Chesnut and 4th
Moore Charles, silversmith 18 north Front
Moore Christiana, shopkeeper 308 north Second
Moore George, paintei 265 Cedar
Moore and Herkness, stone cutters 1 1 north Seventh
Moore Hugh, oak cooper 28 lilfreith's alley
Moore J. oak cooper 139 north Water Sc 32 Coates* alley
Moore James, grocer corner Spruce and Front
Moore James, bottler 22 Almond
Moore James, carpenter back 1 12 Walnut
Moore Jane, grocer 1 10 Christian
Moore Jeremiah, blacksmith Pegg's
Moore John, elastic spring truss maker 40 Zane
Moore John, bricklayer 214 Sassafras
Moore John, victualler 369 Mulberry
Moore John, jun. comb maker 49 Filbert
Moore Joseph, shopkeeper 2 Bank
Moore Lewis, sea captain 295 south Front
Moore Mary, widow taylorcss 65 north Seventh
Moore Mrs. shopkeeper Christian near Third
Moore Peter, plaisterer 198 Lombard
Moore Reuben, chimney-sweep 193 Lombard
Moore Samuel, carpenter Fourth above Poplar lane
Moore Samuel, m d. 38 Sansom
Moore Sarah, 116 Mulberry and 36 Moravian alley
•Moore Thomas, sea captain 35 3 sojith Front
Moore Thomas L. gentleman 42 Fine
Moore Wm. soap boiler corner Callowhill and Fourth
Moore William, taylor 7 Chancery lane
Moore William, sea cjpt:\in 234 Walnut
Moos Christoplier, victualler Laurence
Morand Augustus, n\usician 82 Union
Morehane Joseph, teacher 107 Green
Mortland Adam, carpenter 1 I St John's
Moreland Martha, boarding house 43 Vine
Morgan Benjamin R. counsellor at law, 41 Mulberry

PHILADELPHIA

Morgan Eliza, widow Patton*s court

Morgan Elizabeth, seamstress 96 Swanson

Morgan Francis, drover 347 High

Morgan Francis, shopkeeper 228 Swanson

Morgan George W. magistrate 207 north Third

Morgan John, pocket-book manufacturer 10 south Front

Morgan Mrs. boarding house 145 Chesnut

Morgan Peter, gentleman 44 Union

Morgan Rachel, storekeeper 160 High

Morgan S. widow 66 Spruce

Morgan Samuel, shoemaker 471 north Second

Morgan Solomon, grocer 235 south Fourth

Morgan Thomas, taylor B Wood

Morgan Thomas, sea captain 55 Queen

Morgan widow of Thomas, merchant 106 Mulberry

Morgan William, shoemaker 80 High

Morgan William H. carver and gilder 153 Mulberry

Morel D. L. Asiatic razor strop manufacturer 1 16 N. Sd

Morrell I. W. 97 Mulberry

Morrell J. and Son. china & glass merchants 24 N. Front

Morrell James, hatter 171 north Second

Morrell Mrs. midwife 71 Union

Morrell Robert, china merchant 15 Sansom

Morrell Robert Sc Co. china merchant^ 211 High

Morrell widow of Robert, carpenter 124 south Fifth

Morrell William, sea captain 24 north Front

Morris Aaron, tavernkeeper 229 south Second

Morris Ann, boarding house 37 Zane

Morris Ann, widow of James, 38 Zane

Morris Anthony, counsellor at law, 72 south Second

Morris Anthony, sen. gentleman 83 north Third

Morris Casper W. brewer 151 High

Morris Elizabeth M. widow 2 Hyde's court

Moriis and Gaul, brewers between 145 and 147 High

Morris George and Co. merchants 34 north Front

Morris Isaac W. brewer 98 south Front

Morris Israel W. merchant 128 south Second

Morris James, musician 6 German

Morris James, oak cooper 25 George

Morris John, merchant 144 High

Moriis John R. carver 33 Crown

DIRECTORY.

Morris Joseph, carpenter 58 north Eightli

Morris Joseph, brewer 96 north Front

Morris Joseph, hatter 198 north Second

Morris Littleton, 242 Lombard

Morris Margaret, 4 Waggon alley

Morris Moses tavernkeeper 434 north Third

Morris Owen, comedian 89 south Sixth

Morris Robert, sea captain 328 south Second

Morris Reese, gentleman York road near Poplar lane

Morris Samuel, merchant 65 south Second

Morris Susan, gentlewoman 39 Filbert

Morris Thomas, book binder back 26 Spruce

Morris Thomas, labourer 208 Cedar

Morris Thomas, sen. gentleman 86 north Second

Morris Thomas, jun. and Co. brewers 86 north Secottd

Morrison Alexander, shoemaker 499 south Front

Morrison Ann, widow 201 south Front

Morrison Daniel, turner 391 south Front

Morrison Elizabeth, widow Locust above Tenth

Morrison Hugh, tavernkeeper 238 south Third

Morrison James, grocer 320 south Second

Morrison John, tavernkeeper near 33 German

Morrison Joseph, accomptant 223 Mulberry

Morrison Sarah, widow 88 south Third

Morrison Thomas, carpenter Spruce above Sixth

Morrison William, mariner near 14 Stamper's alley

Morrison William, sea captain 103 Lombard

Morrow B. jeweller 91 north Third

Morrow John, carter Cherry near Thirteenth

Morrow Samuel, blacksmith 119 south Fifth

Morrow William, carter Passyunk road

Morse George W. sea captain 248 south Front

Mort Joseph, late inspector of customs 6 north Eighth

Morton Benjamin, hatter 339 and 328 south Second

Morton Ebenezer, porter Swedes' alley

Morton George, sea captain 305 south Front

Morton Isaac, hatter 339 south Second

Morton Isaac, cabinet maker 1 5 1 north Second

Morton Jacob, accomptant 372 south Front

Morton John, sen. merchant 116 south P^ront

Morton John, jun. flour merchant 149 south Second

PHILADELPHIA

Morton and Rogers, boatbuilders 48 Oak (N. L.)

iSIorton Sarah, widow 49 Catherine

Morton and Wilson, mercliants 5 6 south Wharves

Moses Abraham, storekeeper 454 north Third

Moses llcnry, currier 12 Green

Moss John, shopkeeper 89 High

Mosser Frances, washer 4 1 Cable lane

Mosscr Sophia, gentlewoman 34 Union [see Mozer.

Molt Edward and Co. hardware merchants and lotterT-

ofHce keepers Cliurch alley
Mott William, n>erchant 14 Church alley
Mouille Maturn, wine cooper 129 New
Moulder Mary, widow 13 Sassafras
Moulder Mari^aret, boarding house 24 Pear
Moulder William, teacher 275 north Front
Moulson S. bonnet maker 69 Mulberry
Mount T. B. merchant 39 Vine
Mount Thomas, grocer 540 north Third
Mountany Edward, shoemaker 80 Shippen
Mountany William, grocer corner Vine and Front
Moutea George, shoemaker 17 Farmer's alley
Moy Ian Jasper, counsellor at law 217 Mulberry
Moylan Stephen, commissioner of loans corner Walnut

and Fourth
Moyr;ihan Maurice, accomptant 17 Vvalnut
Mozer Mitrtin. potter 310 north Second
Much widow of Jeremiah, shipv/right 420 south Front
Much James, shipwright Swedes' alley
IVhihIer.berg, widow of Henry Vv'. r.ext 267 High
Muhlenberg Peter, coileclor of customs for the port, 124

north I'ourtii
Muir William, mate 72 Christiati
Muir Vvihiam, sea captain 15 (ierman
Ivlulany James, grower 22 south Fourth
Mulcahy W. proprietor of horses and chairs for hire,

north-cast confer Chesnut and Fourth
MuUegan Patrick printer Feech*s court
Mullen Edward, grocer corner of Oak and Hay scales

wharf
Mullen James, baker 67 Budd
Mullen Joseph, mariner 40 (jeorge (S.)

DIRECTORY.

Mullen Thomas, carpenter 144 Lombard

Muller C. I. V. sea captain 94 Lombard

MuUikm Joseph, grocer 155 N. Third 8c 91 Caliowhill

MuUin Barney, boardint; house 2-i2 south Sixth

Mullin Bernard, brewer 18 Plum

MuUin Mary, widow Tenth near liigh

Mullin William, grocer Oak ^S.)

Mulock L. widow 13 Sterling alley

Mulvy Chai'les, secretary to the consulate of Spain 1 1 7

Cedar
Mumford Sarah, widow next 386 south Second
Munday E. boarding house 110 Mulberry
Munhall Henry, baker Locust above Eleventh
Munns 8c Lyndsey, merchants Christian street wharf
jVIunns Thomas, merchant Christian street whart
Murdock and DuiBeld, merchants 151 south Eront
Murdock Elizabeth, seamstress 14 Sassafras
Murdock John, perfumer 57 Walnut
Murdock William, flour merchant 85 Mulberry
Murdock William, labourer 25 Catherine
Murfin William, carpenter 116 Brown
Murphy Cornelius, shoemaker 74 south Eifih
Murphy Daniel, hair dresser 36 south Sixth
Murphy David, mariner 167 north Front
Murphy Ezekiel, ladies' shoemaker 258 Mulberry
Murphy Ezekiel, shoemaker 204 High
Murphy James, labourer 244 south Fourth
Murphy Jane, grocer 15 Caliowhill
Murphy John, accomptant 1 Quarry
Murphy John, labourer Centre alley
Murphy John, tobacconist 26 north W^ater
Murphy John, weaver Locust near Eleventh
Murphy Michael, grocer 29 Lombard
Murphy Mrs. nurse 19 Vernon

Murphy Robert, boot and shoemaker 95 north Third
Murphy Thomas, shopkeeper 22 Swanson
Murray Alexander, of the U. S. navy 129 south Second
Murray Bridget, widow 142 south Fourth
Murray Charles, porter 293 south Fifth
Murray Edward, shoemaker 386 north Third
Murray George, engraver 308 Sassafras

R 2

PHILADELPHIA

Murray Isaac, shoemaker 9 Cresson's alley

Murray John, tanner 314 north Second

Murray Johi^ labourer 89 German

Murray Jolm, bricklayer 150 Cedar

Murray John, shoemaker 321 south Second

Murray John, oak cooper next 121 Pine

Murray John, bookbinder back 171 north Second

Murray Lewis, sea captain 297 South Front

Murray Magnus M. attorney at law 65 Walnut

Murray Martha, widow 122 Swanson

Murray Michael, taylor Noble near Front

Murray Thomas, stevadore 291 south Third

Murray William, blacksmith 39 Prime

Murray William, ladies' shoemaker 183 south Second

Murray William and Co. shoemakers 183 south Second

Murren James, carter near 252 south Sixth

Musgrave z\aron, accomptant 168 south Fourth

Musgrave James, goldsmith and jeweller 44 S. Second

Musgrave J. soap boiler and grocer 352 north Second

Musgrave Joseph P. merchant 148 S. Fourth & 158 Pine

Mushel Elizabeth, nurse 22 Apple-tree alley

Musher George, sail maker 121 south Water

Mushert and Anderson, sail makers Flamilton's wharf

Mushert Catherine, widow 225 vSt. John's

Muschert George, sail maker corner Vine and Water

Musser John, inspector of customs 146 Sassafras

Mussi Joseph, gentleman 246 south Seventh

Mussina Z. storekeeper 121 Callowhill

Mustin George taylor 179 north Second

Mybert Elizabeth, St. Tammany

Myer David, soap boiler 30 Budd

Myerly Esther, James

Myers Adam, brick maker 127 north Fifth

Myers Catherine, widow opposite 19 5 Walnut

Myers Elizabeth, shopkeeper Sixth above Poplar latic

Myers Elizabeth, tavernkeeper 17 Filbert

Myers Elizabeth, shopkeeper near 157 Coates*

Myers Frederick, labourer 184 south Second

Myers George, blacksmith 101 Christian

Myers George, carpenter 208 north Eighth

Myers George, innkeeper 369 Vine

DIRECTORY.

Myers Henry, jun. potter 131 north Third

Myers Henry, sen. potter 13.3 north Third

Myers Jacob, shoemaker 20 Brown

Myers Jane, shopkeeper 46 north Second

Myers John, farrier Rose alley near Green

Myers John, joiner 141 north Fifth

Myers John, linen weaver near 14 Starr alley

Myers John, mariner 4 5 Catherine

Myers John, sea captain near 12 Coombes* alley

Myers John, victualler 3 Vernon

Myers u'idow of John, 1 10 north Fourth

Myers L. sliip smith 202 Swanson and 32 Christian

Myers and Lippincott, merchants corner Mulberry and

Front
Myers Michael, bricklayer Fourth above Brown
Myers Nathan, grocer 67 Vine and 81 Callowhill
Myers Thomas, potter 133 north Third
iVIyers William, blacksmith 32 Christian
Mynick Jacob, painter, Sec. SI N. Fifth Sc 167 Sassafras
Myrteus Christopher, taylor 43 Christian

NAGLE C. hair dresser 4& north Fourth
Nag*le Christiana, widow 100 north Fifth
Nagle Elizabeth, 53 Brov/n
Nagle George, shopkeeper 189 north Third
Nayle Henry, hair dresser near 198 Sassafras
Nagle John, hair dresser 90 north F'ourth
Nagle John, taylor 288 south F'ourth
Nagle John, oak cooper 98 north Fifth
Naglee John, lumber merchant 501 north Front
Naglee William, shipwright Federal
Naglee William, pilot 63 Meade alley
Napier Alexander, stone cutter :V'9 High
Napier John, taylor York court
Napier Thomas, plane maker, and maker and proprietaj"

of Fisher or Napier's pills, Relief
Nash Sarah, widow Kunckle
Nassau Charles, jun. baker near 315 CallowhiH

PHILADELPHIA

Nassau William, tobacconist 17 High

Nathan Isaiah, storekeeper 276 north Second

Nathan Moses, merchant 53 north Third

Navarra Peter, baker 212 south Sixth

Nayl Jorin, cooper corner Cresson's alley and Fifth

Nayler John R. cooper 344 north Second

Naylor Joseph, carter 18 Green

Naylor Samuel, shipwright 239 north Front

Naylor T. boat builder Pool's bridge & 9 Artillery lane

Neath James, rig^ger 42 German

Neave Jeremiah, china merchant 31 south Second

Needham James, shoemaker 160 south Fifth

Neef Joseph, 225 Walnut

Neely Jolni, nailor 40 Zane

Neflf Rudolph, grocer 281 Vine

Negus John, sugar refiner back 204 Sassafras

Neil Charles, tavernkeeper 9 south Sixth

Neil Charles, lumber merchant 195 north Water

Neil Daniel, carter Twelfth near Cherry

Neil Robert, mariner 287 south Fourth

Neill and Hurley, merchants 223 High

Neill Lewis, merchant 223 High

Nilson Andrew, tavernkeeper 97 south Fifth

Neilson Noble Caldwell, 120 Pine

Nelson Mrs. widow 202 Shippen

Nelson Thomas, mariner 52 Small

Nelson Thomas, 14 Elizabeth ^

Nelson Wilham, sea captain 19 Powell

Nelson \Vm. tavernkeeper and coal measurer 62 Cedar

Nielson William, saddler 144 north Front

Nepiss Abraham, cutler 262 St. John's

Nesbitt Hugh, taylor near 60 north Ninth

Nesbitt Robert, taylor 36 St. Marys'

Nesbitt William, accomptant 416 south Front

Nevill John, diaper weaver 548 north Third

Nevling Henry, labourer f7o north Third

Nevling Rev. John, back 329 north Second

Newark Thomas, mate Burd's alley

Newbold John, merchant 212 north Front

Newbold Samuel, bricklayer 22 north Fifth

Newbold William, merchant 39 south Fourth

DIRECTORY.

Newbum George, ostler 19 Cresson*s alley
Newcomb Bayse, jun attorney at law 173 north Froni.
Newell James, taylor Kunckle
Newell Nicholas, sea captain 442 south Front
Newell William, grocer corner of \Vater and High
Newkirk Ann E. milliner 15 north Front
Newlin Benjamin, china merchant 35 north Fourth
Newlin John, carpenter near 108 south Tcnlh
Newlin W. oak cooper 60 S. Wharves and Little Dock
Newman John, grocer 6 south Water
Newman John, sugar boiler 20S Si. John's
Newman John, china and cheap store 387 south Front
Newman Mary, shoi)keeper 170 north Second
Newman and Suter, china merchants 81 High
Newman Thomas, broker corner Third and Walnut
Newport Beoj, whetlwriglu and plough n)aker Frank-
ford road and opposite 307 north Third
Newton (ieorge, grocer 231 nonh Eighth
Newton Harriot, seamstress 97 Shippen
Newton James, boot and shoemaker 175 south Second
Newton John, gentlenum, 300 south Third
Newion Thomas, gioccr 90 south I'ifth
Nice Jacob, carptruler 40 Coates' alley
Nice Jcimes, cooptr and guager Brewer's alley
Nice Jos'^ph, accoinptant '1 hirteenth above Cherry •
Nice Thom-is, b'joemaker 13 German
Nich John, wheL-i'V'ight Say's all.y
Nichols Mrs. boan'ing house 2 south Fifth
Nichol James, mariner 61 Meade alley
Niciiolas Peter, grocer 2 south Fourth
Nichols C .a'lcs, attorney at law 74 south Sixth
Nichols Enoch, taylor 215 St. John's
Nichols Jt^remiah, grocer 380 south Second
Nicb.ols Mary, widow of San«uel, 74 south Sixth
Nichols William, shipwright near 59 Prime
Nichclson G. shoemaker 90 German
Nicholson John, Walnut near Twelfth
Nicholson Lindsay, cabinet n»aker 63 south Front
Nicholson Sarah, 4 Flfreith's alley
Nickel \\idow of John, rag merchant Lilly alley
Nickles Wm. grocer corner High and Schuylkill Third

PHILADELPHIA

Nicklin widow of Philip, merchant 106 Spruce

Nightingale Isaac, taylor 14 Gray's alley

Nightingale Thomas, merchant 57 south Wharves an(l

141 Pine
Nigler William, pilot 34 Meade alley
Niles Baltus, broom maker 373 north Second
Niles widow of Philip, shoemaker Lilly alley
Niles William, shoemaker 95 Mulberry
Niser Jacob, potter 26 Dock
Nixon George, accomptant 133 Lombard
Nixon Henry, merchant Twelfth near High
Nixon Jane, widow 173 St. John's
Nixon John, president of the Bank N. A. 44 Pine
Nixon Silas, mariner Cox's alley

Nixon, Walker and Co. merchants 93 south Wharves
Noble Richard, tanner 234 north Second
Noble Samuel, tanner 368 north Third
Noble Samuel, shoemaker 461 north Second
Noble William, merchant 206 High
Noblet Abraham, bricklayer Eleventh near SassafrarS
Noblet Daniel, grocer 1 50 south Fourth
Nobody — — =-, merchant 45 north Sixth
Nolin Joseph, shingle dresser 11 North alley
Noiiamaker Cieorge, carter Fourth above Brown
Nones Benjamin, notary public and sworn interpreter of

lanpiuages 22 Chesnut
Nonnater Jacob, hatier corner Tenth and Mulberry
Nonnaler Peter, weaver Nonnater's court
Norgravc Nathaniel, m. d. corner Juniper and High
Norkway John, rigger 403 south Front
Norman John, storekeeper 160 north Third
Norman Joseph, grocer corner Fifth and Sassafras
Norman Maria, boarding house 64 German
Norris Isaac, hatter 40 north Front
Norris Isaac W. supercargo 33 Key's alley
Norris James, carpenter 144 north Front
Norris Joseph S. gentleman 140 Chesnut
Norris Joseph, shipwright 157 north Front
Norris Ihomas, bricklayer 274 Mulberry
Noi-iis Thomas, »ea captain 332 south Front
Norris William, sea captain 33 Key's alley

DIRECTORV

North Caleb, merchant 19 Crown

North John, stable keeper Relief

North John, tavernkeept-r 54 Swanson

North John, shoemaker 42 north Eig;hth

North Joseph, shopkeeper 66 Sassafras

North Joseph, merchant 127 S. W'ater 8c 125 Lombard

North Richard, stone cutter 289 High

North Stephen, druggist and apothecary 85 High

North Thomas, boardin:^; house 48 north Eighth

North and White, merchants 31 north Water

North William, merchant 126 Fine

Northip Enoch, meal merchant 182 St. John's

Northroup , cooper Rose alley

Norton Jane, nurse 22 Coomb's alley
Norton Nuthan, sea captain 1 Pfeiffer's alley
Norton Thomas, carpenter 22 Kunckle
Norton Thomas, gentleman 9 Vme
Norwood John L. grocer 188 ('herry
Nottnagel Leopold, merchant 122 Spruce
Nowiock S. E. tutiess 88 noi'th Sixth
Nowland Thonias, watchmaker 36 south Third
Nugent (ieoige, merchant 25 south Second
Nulty John, mariner 285 south Third
Nungeiser John, grocer 52 1 north Third
Nuskie John, laboui-cr next 50 Meade alley

OAKFORD Charles, feed store and grain measurer
30 Lornijurd
Oakford Samuel, coal measurer 319 south Second
Oakford William, measurer of grain 312 south Second
Oakley Geoige, merchant 20 Dock
Oakley Robert, gentleman 2 J Dock
Oakman widow of Isaac, merchant 197 south Second
Oat Jesse, coppersmith 18* iiorth Second and 76 V^ine
Oat Jose[)' , bookbinder 22 Moravian alley
Obrie N. and Co. mt-rchanis 5 north Third
O^Boyle Roger, stevadore 91 Shippen
•0*Brien Eliza, widow Mifflin's court
O'Brien John, accomptant 134 south Fourth

PHILADELPHIA

O'Brien Richard, late consul at iVlgiers 5> S. Sevenui
O'Burns Eliza, widow Scbriver's court
O'Conner Agnes E. tutress Goforth alley
O Conner Christopher, sta captain 22 Almond
O'Conner John, 32 south Fifth

O'Conway Mathias Jas. commissioned interpreter, and
teacher of the Spanish, French and English lan-
guages, 202 Chesiiut above Eighth
O'Donnel Con, bottler 306 south 1 hird
0*Donnel Daniel, laboiirer Locust near Broad
O'Donnel Patrick, dealer 7 Wood
0*Ellers James, hotel corner Fourth and Spruce
0*Ellers James, jun. broker 67 Chesnut
0*Hara James, travelling statiornrr, bill sticker, vendue

cryer and ship watch. Rose alley near Coates'
0*Hara John, brush maker 162 south Third
O'Hara Patrick, grocer 32 Hurst
O'llara Sarah, boarding house 80 Plum
O'Neil Daniel, taylor 27 Crab
O'Neil Grace, widow 125 north Third
O'Neil Henry, stone cutt»::r Lee's court
O'Neil John, taylor 329 Mulberry
O'Neill Owen, tanner 149 Green
O'Neill Susannah, widow 82 Cedar
O'Reilly B. grocer north east corner German and Third
Odenheinier George, printer 182 Pine
Odenheiraer John, baker 56 i'lum
Odenheimer Jacob, coachniaker 182 Pine
Odenheimer Philip, victualler 150 Sassafras
Odensin Geortre. merchant 189 north Second
Odlin Woodbridge, merchant 33 Spruce
Ofiley Ann, widow 178 south Front
Ogden Dorothy, widow 83 New
Ogden Eliza, schoolmisiress 498 south Front
Ogden Hester, widow Juniper near Cherry
Ogden John, carpenter 3 Fayette
Ogden Michael, mariner Brown's court
Ogden Sarah, widow 136 south Eighth
Ogden W. tavernkeeper corner Eleventh and Spruce
Ogilby Jos. measurer of carj-enters' work 188 Mulberry
Ogilby Joseph, shipwright 56 Swansoii

DIRECTORY.

Ogle Thomas, coachmuker 7 and 13 seuth Sixth
Okie Abraham and Co. merchants 57 Hii;h '
Oldden and Brown, merchants 41 north Front
Oldden James, sen. merchant 41 north Front
Oldden James, jun. merchant 35 Chesnut
Oldden Mary, gentlewoman 35 Chesnut
Oldcnburgh Daniel, halter 43 High
Oldenburgh Martin, hair dresser 238 High
Oliphant Uziel, sea captain 25 Pewter-platter alley
Oliver Andrew, tavernkeej^er 36 Bank
Oliver widow of B. stable keeper Diinker's alley-
Oliver Reuben, laylor 177 south Third
Oliver and Smith, merchants 36 south Front
Oliver Fhomas, sea captain 354 south Second
Oliver William, boarding house 47 south Water
Oliver William G. printer 2 Stall's court
Olmstead Gideon sea captain 60 Almond
Oman John, shoemaker 84 north Ninth
Omensetter Frederick, baker 33 Green
Omensetier Michael, feed store 164 Vine
Ornery Mr. gentleman 134 north Second
Orchard William, potter 10 Butler's court
Ord George and Co. ship chandlers 99 south WhC'.rves
Ord widow of George, ship chandler 354 souih Front
Ord George, jun. ship chandler 352 south Front
Ord John, carpenter Alarket lane
Ore Ann, seamstress Queen near Fourth
Orr James, plaisterer 2i7 south Fourth
Orr John, grocer \ 14 Plum
Orr Robert, coppersmith 35 New
Orr Robert, boarding house 313 south Third
Orr Robert, grocttr corner Walnut and Juniper
Orr Thomas, merchaiu 5 2 south Front
Orso John B. accomplant 156 Pine
Orth and Boyd, china merchants 18 south Front
Orlh Henry, china mejchant 13 south 1 itih
Osbourne Ebenezer, carpenter 129 Cedar
Osbou)-ne Hannah and Surah, tutresses 37 south Fourth
Obbouine Jo>vph, carpenter 13.) Lombard
Oswald John tl. printer and translator of the French,
Spanish and Italian Imguages 179 south Second
S

PHILADELPHIA

Olt David, gold and silver refiner 86 north Sixth

Otto James, cabinet maker 342 south Front

Otto John C. M. D. 139 Mulberry

Otto John, labourer Charlotte

Otto Mary, seamstress back 25 Cable lane

Ouram Henry, printing press manufactory corner ol

Sixth and Prune
Overstack Jacob, shopkeeper 227 south Second
Overy John, silk-dyer and scowrer 67 Cedar
Ovindon Mary, 141 Shippen
Owen Edward, blacksmith 18 Schiveley*s alley
Owen Elizabeth, shopkeeper 297 Mulberry
Owen George, mariner 187 south Front
Owen Griffith, clock and watch maker 73 Mulberry
Owen James, carpenter 133 and 176 Spruce
Owen Jane, shopkeeper 141 north Second
Owen John, boot and shoemaker 39 Pine
Owen John, bricklayer 19 Walnut
Owen John, silversmith 33 south Second
Owens Michael, tin-plate worker next 88 Cedar
Owen Patrick, shof)keeper 2l7 north Second
Owen Thomas, jun. merchant 52 N. Front & 78 N. Fourth
Ozeas George, biscuit baker 7 Swanson
Ozeas Peter, inspector of customs 3 1 1 Mulberry

PAGE James, corder 7 Vine and Vine street wharf
Palmer Mrs. shopkeeper 30 Spruce
Page Stephen, merchant 61 north Sixth
Page William, merchant 31 Chesnut
Pap:eot Richard, gentleman 145 Pine
Painter Jacob, grocer corner Sassafras and Fifth
Painter John, carpenter 152 Coates and 11 Little Water
Painter Margaret, widow Poplar lane above Third
Painter Mary, widow 511 north Third
Painter Philip, shoemaker 401 north Second
Painter William, mate 151 south Sixth
Paleske Charles G, merchant 212 south Third
Palm Henry, grocer 101 Shippen
Palmer Ann, widow 88 south Third

DIRECTORY

Palmer Anthony E. drugf^-ist 121 Spruce

Palmer Eliza, bparding house io-i Mulberry

Palmer J. pilot 14 Queen

Palmer John, ship-carpenter 46 Budd

Palmer John B. merchant 38 Almond

Palmer John L. merchant r24 Pine corner of Fifth

Palmer Levick, plaisterer 529 north Front

Palmer Richard, trader 205 north Second

Palmer Richard, justice of the peace corner of Shipper

and Third
Palmer Samuel, druggist 24 south Second
Palmer Thomas and George, printers 117 High and 37

north Eighth
Palmer Thomas, ladies* shoemaker 74 Chesnut
Palmer William, carpenter 56 Filbert
Palmer William, carpenter 88 Filbert
Pancake Philip, innkeeper 177 south Fifth
Pancoast James, lumber merchant corner Chesnut Sc 7th
Pancoast Samuel jun ironmonger 148 High Sc 129 S. 3d
Pancoast William, carpenter Ninth near Locust
Pardee Joseph, teacher t9 Union
Paris David, merchant 228 Walnut
Paris G. callico glazer 42 Mulberry
Parke Charles B watchmaker 29 Callowhill
Parke Janies and P. booksellers and stationers 1 19 High
Park and M'Farland, grocers 183 High
Park Samuel, merchant 183 High
Park Samuel, late innkeeper 155 Cherry
Parke Solomon and Co. clock makers 1 46 north Front
Parke Thomas, m. d. 20 south Fourth
Parke William, hatter 14 Chancery lane
Parker Achilles, wine merchant 13 Xorris' alley
Parker Catherine, boarding house Schiver's court
Parker Daniel, tavern keeper 23 south Third
Parker Isaac, shallopman 27 Pine
Parker John, carpenter 20 Pewter-platter alley
Parker John, grocer 76 north Sixth
Parker Josiah, gentleman 5 Chancery lane
Parker Peter, commission merchant 25 Pine
Parker Richard, cork cutter 33 Dock
Parker Sarah, widow 203 Mulberrv

PHILADELPHIA

Parker Hichard, carpenter 52 Plum

Parker Stephen, shoemaker 25 Callowhill

Parker Phoebe, -widow Emlen's court

Parker Thomas, corn chandler 9 Pear

Parker Thomas clock and watchmaker 13 south Third

Parker Thomas, labourer 263 Catherine

Parkes Solomon, watchmaker 146 north Front

Parkenheimer Adam, baker 107 north Third

Parkhill Samuel, innkeeper 276 south Second

Parkinson Martin H. sea captain 214 south Fifth

Parkinson Robert, rope maker 46 Mary (S.)

Parmentier Charles, accomptant 264 Mulberry

Parrin Mrs. widow 143 Cherry

Parrish I. hatter 30 Pewter-platter alley and 18 Chesnut',

Parrish Joseph, m. d. 18 Chesnut

Parrish Robert, gentleman 129 Vine

Parrish Robert A. plane maker, 40 St. John's, and 2 If

north Third
Parrish William, currier 83 Vine
Parry John J. clock and watchmaker 243 High
Parry Joseph, merchant 21 north Second [see Perry^-
Parry Thomas, flour merchant 69 north Water
Parsons Richard, sea captain 282 south Front
Parsons Th.omas, mariner 105 Catherine
parsons William, mariner Moyamensing road
Parvin Pearson, teacher 25 north Fifth
Paskill Jane, gentlewoman 50 Sassafras
Paskill Margaret, shopkeeper 190 north Third
Parasloras Frederick, labourer 567 south Front
Passmore Thomas, tin manufactory 172 High
Passmore John, tinman 193 Cedar
Passey Samuel, teacher 9 Crown and Watkins' alley
Patterson James, grocer 2 3 Small
Patterson James, victualler Lawrence
Patterson John, baker 512 north Front
Patterson John, sea captain 277 south Third
Patterson John, carter 154 south Fighth
Patterson John, jun. corder M'Cullough's court
Patterson John, grocer corner of Foui'th and Sassafras
Patterson Joseph, mariner 24 Meade alley
Patterson Matthew, labourer 74 Plum

DIRECTORY.

Patterson Robert, carter corner Broad near Locust
Patteson Robert, grocer 426 north Second
Patterson Robert, professor of mathematics and director
of the mint of U. S. University yard south Ninth
Patterson Samuel, mariner 4 Meade alley
Patterson Stephen, mercliant Spruce above Seventh
Patton Abraham, clock and watchmaker 4 1 High
Patton David, bookbinder 94 south Front
Patton John, mariner 201 south Front
Patton and Jones, clock and watchmakers 44 High
Patton Margaret, widow 435 north Front
Patton Robert, postmaster 27 south Third
Patton Thomas, stevadore 120 German
Patton \\ illiam, printer Pine above Eleventh
Patton William, porter Callowhill above Sixth and near

121 Queen
Patton William, queens' ware store 65 Cedar
Paul David, ship joiner 83 Christian
Paul James, merchant Chesnut street wharf Sc 34 N. 5th
Paul Jeremiah, teacher corner Chesnut and Fourth
Paul Joseph, M. merchant 95 north Fifth
Paul Mary, widow 60 north Fourth
Paul Sutton, carpenter 28 North alley
Panl Thomas, last maker and tavernkeeper corner Mul-
berry and Tenth
Paul W^illiam, jun, sea captain 57 Green
Paulus Adam, baker 26 sduth Fifth
Pavie Charles, tobacconist 154 Coates*
Paxson Benjamin, merchant 7 north Second
Paxson Isaac, ironmonger 10 south Third
Paxson Israel, currier back 1 17 north Fifth
Paxson John, jeweller 83 Chesnut
Paxson Joseph S. innkeeper 220 and 222 north Front
Paxson Tim. flour merchant 65 N. Water and 81 yVrch
Paxson William, ironmonger 32 N. Third 8c 20 George
Paxton Sarah, shopkeeper 17 south Third
Pay erne Francis, confectioner 96 north Tliird
Payne Bernard, tavernkeeper 289 south Front
Payne John, mariner 30 Carter's alley
Payne William, carpenter 214 south Third
Payne William, grocer 488 north Second

PHILADELPHIA

Payran Stephen, hatter 375 south Front

Peacan Thomas, tavernkeeper 12 Spruce

Peacock Ralph, merchant 122 Mulberry

Peale Charles Wilson, proprietor of the Maseittti, Ftfth.

below Chesnut
Peale James, portrait painter 62 Lombard
Peale Raphael, portrait painter 16 Sansom
Peale Rembrandt, portrait painter near 151 Walnut
Pealer Henry, watchman 179 Sassafras
Peltz John, gentleman Stamper's alley
Pear Ann, washer 204 Lombard
Pearce Abraham, mariner 46 Spruce
Pearce Alexander, mariner Wagner's alley
Pearce Ann, boarding house 93 Swanson
Pearce Caleb, ironmonger 6 Church alley
Pearce George, carpenter 362 south Front
Pearce George, shallopman 200 south W^atev
Pearce Henry W. gentleman 190 Chesnut
Pearce Jacob, potter 4 1 6 north Front
Pearce John, painter 84 Chesnut [see Pierce.

Pearce Thomas P. broker 61 Dock
Pearce Thomas, perfumer 15 south Second
Pearce Thomas, sea captain 66 Walnut
Pearson David, skin dresser 282 north Eighth
Pearson Elizabeth, widow 417 Sassafras
Pearson Francis, stone cutter Tenth near Sassafras
Pearson Isaac, bookseller and stationer 109 High
Pearson James, late city surveyor 1 7 north Seventh)
Pearson John, stevadore 53 German
Pearson John, hatter Lzetitia court
Pearson Martha, baker 447 north Second
Pearson Mary, widow Cedar near Twelfih
Pearson Phoebe, mantua maker 147 Cherry
Pearson Robert, blacksmith 1 3 Garrigues' couEt
Pearson Thomas, saddler 116 High
Peart Elizabeth, widow 460 north Third
Peart Jane, gentlewoman 7 Sterling alley
Peart Mary, gentlewoman 2 Norris' alley
Pease Dennis, sea captain 108 south Second
Peaton John, shipwright above 69 Prime
^echin John, collector qf taxes 3 Elfreith's alleV.

DlilECTORY.

Peck widow of Adam, labourer 294 Mulberry

Peck Jeremiah, tavernkeeper 150 norlh Water

Peck Thomas, shipwright 15 Mary (S.)

Peckworth John P. ladies' shoe maker 139 S. Second

Peddle Geor^^e, oak cooper 63 north Water

Peddle Jos. oak cooper 213 S. Front and 212 S. Water

Peddle and Potts, oak coopers, 63 north. Water

Pedersen P. his Danish majesty's charge d'affaires, and

consul general, 2i2 Mulberry
Pedrick Hope, mariner 15 Callowhill
Peirsol J. and C. SchatTcr, sugar refiners 88 N. Second
Peirsol Jeremiah, sugar refiner 8 4 north Second
Peirsol William, ironmongtir 5 6 north Third Sc 66 Race
Pelagan Noel, grocer corner Water and Walnut
Pelaume Francis, baker 346 north Front
Peloutet Alex-in. musical instrument maker 163 N. Front
Pember Ed. picturc-fiame maker 91 Passyunk road
Pemberton Hannah, widow 213 High
Pemberton James, gentleman 74 south Second
Pemberton Joseph, gentleman Chesnut above Eighth
Pemberton Pliiladelphia, shopkeeper 61 north Third
Pemberton Sarah, spinster Spruce above Seventh
Pendergrass Bridget, widow Quarry
Pennery Walter, waiter 208 High
Pennington Edward, sugar refiner 155 Sassafras
Pennington Edward £c Co. sugar refiners 73 Vine
Pennington Martha, mantua maker near 37 Zan6
Peniston Elizabeth, 40 Vine
Penn Abraham, ship joiner 7 5 Queen
Pennock Robert, innkeeper 1 18 north Third
Penrose Charles, gentleman 93 Penn
Penrose Joseph, carpenter 17 4 Pine
Penrose S. widow corner Locust and Eighth
Penrose Thomas, late ship builder 93 Penn
Penrose Thomas B. yeoman 148 south Ninth
Penrose William, merchant 1 Almond
Peplow E. D. victualler 23 Fitzualter
Pepper George, brewer 176 High
Pepper HfeiH'.y and Son, brewers 4 south Fifth
Peregra widow 'of Jacob, storekeepevL.96 Vine
Peres Pet^r(-WMy5»^M?irtfeynHail ' •

PHILADELPHIA

?ercival Andrew, tin plate worker Brewer's alley

Percival George, wheelwright 283 north Third

Percival Joshua, merchant 150 Pine

Peret John W. merchant 1 Penn

Perkenpine David, skindresser 457 north Third

Perkins A. carpenter 37 Green

Perkins Evan, grocer 140 Coates'

Perkins George, taylor 1 1 north Fifth

Perkins Jacob, bricklayer 88 north Ninth

Perkins J. brick maker, kiln corner Callowhill Sc Broad

Pe'kins John, Mary

Perkins Washington, accomptant 1 Moravian alley

Perle James, grocer south-west corner Vine and Water

Perot Ellison, merchant 299 High

Perot Ellison and John, merchants 41 north Water

Perot John, merchant 297 High

Perot's wharf opens next 39 & 43 north Wateb

Perrotteau B. sea captain Noble near Front

Perry Ann, nurse 239 St. Jolin's

Perry Charles, mariner 13 Callov^hill

Perry John, merchant 15 north Water

Peslay ?rladame, storekeeper 93 north Third

Pesoa Isaac, merchant 37 north Fourth

Pe':erman George, merchant 103 north Second

Peters Barbary, widow 23 Apple-tree alley

Peters Christian, coachman 62 Cherry

Peters Emanuel, boarding house 75 Plum

Peters George, merchant 103 north Second

Peters George, labourer near 12 Sterling alley

Peters John, beef-steak and oyster house 20 High

Pete^rs John, shipwright corner Fourth and Carpenter

Peters John, mariner 251 St. John's

Peters John, sea captain 1 1 Svvanson

Peters Mary, widow 12 W^agner's alley

Peteis Nicholas, lavernkeeper Chesnut near Seventh

Peters K. goldsmith (iarrigues' court

Peters Ralph, nierchai^t 40 Dock and 246 Spruce

Peters llichard, jun. attorney at law 85 Walnut

Peters Thomas, bookbinder 3 Cherry

Peters Thomas, shipwright 104 Svvanson

Peters Thomas T. bookbinder 22 north Secoi>d

DIRECTORY.

Peterson B. shipwrii^ht 254 north Front

Peterson Francis, stone cutter Tenth near Cherry

Peterson Jacob, merchant 65 north Fourth

Peterson Jacob, sea captain 66 north Fourth

Peterson Peter, shipwrii^ht 508 south Front

Peterson Thomas, shallopman Cooper's court

Pcticohis August P. miniature painter 50 Lombard

Petrie Jane, grocer 245 south Front

Pctsch John, wax worker 86 north Vinth

Pettigrew Judith, boarding iiouso 77 north Fourth

Pettit Andrew, head inspector of flour 157 Walnut

Pettit Hester, nurse 74 New

Petiit Nicholas, taylor 149 north Second

P faff George, printer 6 Branch

Pfeiffer Christian, baker above 5 1 I north Second

Pfeiffer Christiana, widow 48 Crown

Pft:iffcr widow of George, 235 north Second

Pfeiffer Henry, victualler 32 Crown

Pf'-iiTer Mrs. widow Fourtli near Poplar lane

Pifcr John, tavernkccper 18 Vernon

Pfelduncc Francis, baker 346 north Front

Phvlan ^vidow of Maurice, grocer corner Chesnut 8c 4tl>

Phclan Richard, ri;a;ger 22 5 Swanson

Phepoe Richard, fitrrier 31 north Third

Phile David, brass founder 2 3 Cresson's alley

Phile Jo!in, grocer 180 north Third

}Miil!cr Androv, boot and shoemaker 156 south Front

Phillips Benjamin, ship builder 245 and 266 Swanson

Phillips Jacob, stev adore 77 north Foiu'th

Phillips John, slevadore 84 Swanson

Phillips J. circula'ing library be bookseller 24 S. Fourth

Phillips widow of John, mv-rchant 7 Pine

Phillips Margaret, near 131 Si. John's

Phillips Margaret, huckster Cox's alley

Phillips Ivlary, widow 150 St. John's

Phillips Mylcs, accomptant 2 Carlisle's court

Phillips p. E. victualler 17 Pitzwalter

Phillips Rebecca, widow of Jofli^i^ 41 north Fourth

Phillips Samuel, coachmaker 3 Carlisle's court

Phillips Sarah, boarding house 78 so th Fifth

Phillips \Villiam, gentleman 230 south Front

PHILADELPHIA

Phillips Peter, grocer 128 south Water

Phillips William, taylor 14 Butler's court

Phillips Z. attorney at law 1 19 Chesnut

Phipps Isaac, corder at Catherine street 39 Mary

Phipps Isaac, gentleman 324 north Second

Phipps John, carter 461 south Second

Phipps Mary, shopkeeper 4 north Fifth

Phipps Thomas, druggist 40 north Sixth

Phitson Alexander, 108 Walnut

Physic Abigal, gentlewoman 65 New

Physick Phillip S. m. d. n4-M«fe«f%'y

Picard Peter M. porter 266. Lombard

Pickands Thomas, carpenter 298 Sassafras

Pickel Peter, accomptant 126 Cedar

Pickering James, blacksmith 117 Catherine

Pickering vSamuel, taylor 1 16 north Water

Pidgeon C. cabinet maker 216 Lombard

Pidgeon David, coctchmaker 38 Zane

Pidgeon William, shoemaker 352 south Second

Piequet Martin, merchant 167 High

Pierce Caleb, ironmonger 30 N. Front Sc 6 Church alley

Pierce David, currier near 64 Dock [^see Peirce^

Pierce John, comb maker near 32 Prune

Pierce Mary, widow 20 Greenleaf alley

Pierie John, hair dresser 10 north Fourth

Piersol j. and C. Schafter, sugar refiners 88 N. Second

Pierspn Caleb, innkeeper (city hotel) 98 High

Piejson Daniel and A. shoemakers 148 south Front

Pierson Jonn, taylor 64 German

Pierson Reuben, boarding house 32 Mulberry

Pike M. W. gilder 61 north Sixth

Pile Mary, gende woman 147 south Thii'd

Pile Samuel, jun. Sv.*a captain 164 bwanson

Pilling Margaret, widow 202 south Third

Pilmore Rev. Josephs 171 south Fifth

Pinkerman Henry, biicklayer 155 Coates'

Pinkerton Lydia, ironmonger 130 V^ine

Pintard Henry, boarding house 94 north Second

Pinyard Llizabeth, gentlewoman 12 Queen

Pinyard John, labourer 43 Coates'

Piper Frederick, currier 3/0 north Second

DIRECTORY.

Piper John, taylor 135 north Water

Piper Joseph, inspector of customs 227 Mulberry

Pister Jacob, shipwright Wills' alley

Pitcher R. millinery and fancy store 210 south Second

Pitner Aaron, sea captain 58 Union

Pittman Ephraim, taylor corner High and south Water

Pittman William, shoemaker 270 St. John's

Plank John, oak cooper 277 north Front

Plankinhorne Jacob, flour inspector 62 Almond

Plankinhorne John, plaster of Paris j^rinder 244 High

Piatt Francis, merchant 78 sbiilh Fifth

Pleasants Charles, ironmonger 267 Hii^h and 132 Spruce

Pleasants Israel, president of the U. S. insurance com-
pany 1 46 Pine

Pleasants James, merchant 377 High

Pleasants Joseph, ironmonger 33 High

Pleasants Samuel, merchant 377 High

Plots John, taylor 97 north Ninth

Plotts William, grocer 30 north Water

Plowman Tlios. L. printer corner Seventh and George

Plumer Mary, widow 373 north Front

Plumstead widow of George, merchant 169 Walnut

Plyder Catherine, 2 18 Cedar

Poalk Robert, late auctioneer 43 north Fourth

Point J. pump maker York road near Callowhill, dwell-
ing Richardson's court

Pole Edward, auctioneer Gray's ferry road near the la-
boratory
Polhemus Mont, copper-plate printer 16 Grcenleaf alley
PoUn, Dwyer and Co. journeymen boot and shoemakers'

warehouse 44 south Third
Polk widow of Joseph, 33 Lombard
Pollard Ann, boatdiiig house 88 south Fifth
Pomroy David, baker 271 north Second
Pond and Forbes, bonnet makers 309 High
Pons John B. hatter 153 Cedar
Pontaloe Frederick, victualler 168 north Fifth
Pontaloe Wm. victualler York road near St. Tammany
Poole John, maririer iSritton's alley
Poole Joseph, comb maker 179 Mulberry
Poole Samuel, constable Fearis' court

PHILADELPHIA

Poore Madame, gentlewoman 78 Spruce

Poree John B. gentleman 1 Hunter's court

Pope Christopher, carter Charlotte

Pope Nathaniel, bricklayer near 74 north Ninth

P^pe William, labourer 64. Coates'

Pjppal George, victualler and innkeeper 178 Cedar

Poppe Henry, tavernkeeper 154 V'ine

Porcupine John, victualler 43 Budd

Porter Catherine, widow Poplar lane above Third

Porter Catherine, widow Wagner's alley

Porter Cyrus, coachman 159 Lombard

Porter Daniel, oak cooper 49 south Water

Porter Elizab;^lh, boarding house 1 1 north Seventh

Porter Jacob, labourei' 151 Brown

Porter John, m. d. 244 north Second

Porter John, brush maker 125 High and 89 Mulberry

Porter John, porter 207 S^ John's

Porter Margaret,, boarding house 157 north Second

Porter Robert, attorney at law 69 north Second

Posey Samuel, masier sweep 6 Gaskiil

Poatens William, grocer corner lliird and Vine

Poth Conrad, tallow clian<ller 178 Sjt. John's

Potier Thomas N. merchant 89 south Fourth

Potter James, carpenter 118 Chesnut

Potter Richard C. wholesale merchant 103 north Third

Potter Sam. and Wm. Page, merchants 31 Chesnut

Potter William, bookbinder 113 south Second

Potts Rev. G. pastor of the fourth presbyterian church

229 Cedar
Potts. George, baker 23 Walnut
Potts Jaujes, oak coopt-r back 33 Mulberry
Potts James, iron merchant 58 N. Water & 28 Sassafras
Potts Jo'in, shoemak'--r Fuller's alley
Potts John, shoemaker 28 German
Potts Jolm, ladies' s'oemaker 403 south Front
Potts Mrs. storekeeper Fhird ncai Chesnut
Potts and Piddle, oak coopers 63 north Water
Potts Samuel, accomptant 94 Crown
Potts William B. mariner St. John's (Bath town)
Poulson Zachariah, jun. publisher of the American Daily
Advertiser 106 Chesnut

DIRECTORV.

Poultney James, ironmoni^er 7 1 south Eig^hih

Poultney John, hardware merchant 124 High

Poupard James, seal Sec. engraver 69 New

Powell Andrew, grocer corner Catherine and Second

Powell Ann, shopkeeper 15 souih Third

Powell Benjamin, labourer 122 Brown

Powell Elizabeth, gentlewoman Chesnut near Seventh

Powell George, carpenter 123 P. urn

Powell Mary, shopkeeper S-1 N. Fourth and 144 S. 8th

Powell Mary, storekeeper 36 north Fifth

Powell I^ebecca, tayloress Shepherd's court

Powell Sampson, mariner 99 north Ninth

Powell Susannah, shopkeeper 29 Prime

Powell William, lumber merchant Nicholson's court

Power Edward, stable keeper near 7 Union

Powers William, mariner Burd's alley

Poyntell William, merchant 70 Chesnut

Prade and Lay, shopkeepers 4 north Third

Prahl Edward, chair maker 56 north Sixth

Prahl Lewis, cutler 4(35 north Second

Pratt Henry, merchant 112 north Front

Pratt James, tobacconist 1 16 Cedar

Pratt, Son and Kiitzing, merchants 95 noi'th Water

Pratt Thomas, merchant 58 south Eleventh

Pratt and Kintzing's wuahf opens nkxt 93 north

Watkr
Pray John, victualler Charlotte and 69 Old Shambles
Preil James, cooper 72 Lombard
Premir Adam, yeoman 134 south ^ixth
Prentice Benjamin, stable keeper Drinker's alley
Prentice Jolm. teac'»er Mar.-^aretta
Prentzcl Charles S. baker 100 north Seventh
Pres'on Ann, nurt,e opposite 62 Aitillery lane
Preston John, mariner 1 10 Swanson
Preston John, shoemaker 176 Shippen
Preston Mary, bonnet maker 61 north Fifth
Preston William, board measurur 26 Elfreith's alley
Preston William, bo.t bniidc-.r Sec. 5 1 Artillery lane
Prevost Lev.'is M. tobacconist 5 7 and 59 south Front
Price Abija. turnkey at dcbtoi's* apartment 207 N. i'lo.lt
Price Chandler, merchant 94 south Fi*ont

PHILADELPHIA

Price David, manner 20 Cedar

Price Elizabeth, widow boarding house 103 High

Price Frederick, carpenter Eleventh near Sassafras

Price Jacob, shipwright 166 Swanson

Price John, medicine pulverizer 41 Cable lane

Price Joseph, hatter 79 High

Price Mathias, 341 Callowhill

Price and MCutchen, merchants 1 5 1 High

Price Rebecca, teacher 32 Elfreith's alley

Price R, lumber merchant 196 S. Fourth 8c 1 1 1 Lombard

Price Saml. merchant 19 High Sc Eleventh near Filbert

Price Susan, widow 21 Cresson's alley

Price William, pilot 51 Queen

Price William L grocer 27 George

Price William, mariner corner Water and Callowhill

Pritchett John, merchant S])ruce near Eighth

Pritchett K. gentleman 149 south Ninth

Pritchett and Murray, oak coopers 204 south Water

Pritchett William and John, merchants 21 S. Wharves

Pritchett William, cooper Matlock's court

Pritchett William, merchant 98 south Eighth

Priest Em.anuel, caulker 185 north Front

priest Thomas, labourer Rose alley

Priestman W^illiam, merchant 266 Mulberry

Prime Daniel, taylor'56 north Eighth

Pringlc Henry, ropemaker Passyunk near Sixth

Pringle Rosina, shopkeeper 149 Walnut

Probasco Mrs. boarding house 446 north Second

Probst George, sugar refiner 116 German

Prosser James, 214 Walnut

Prosser Thomas, merchant corner Twelfth and Filbert

Prosser Thomas h Jamt^3, countincv-bouse 214 Walnut

Proud Robert, gentleman 38 north Fifih

Proud Thomas, mariner 4 Shippen

Proudnt James, m. d. 153 south Second

Pruet James, shallopman 246 south Front

Pryor Charles, gentleman 47 Union

Pryor George, carpenter 26 Powell

Pryor Jos. grocer Z3 north Water & 27 Elfreith's alley

Pryor Norton, jun. broker next 46 Walnut

Pryor Norton, gentleman 117 Mulberry

DIRECTORY.

Pry or Richard, hatter 9G High

Pryor Thomas W. merchant Pryor's wharf and next

305 north Second
Pryor'c wharf opens next 385 north Front
Pugh Catherine, widow 168 south Third
Pugh Hugh, morocco dresser Locust above Eighth
Pugh Thomas, late tax collector 52 George (S.)
Pullen Robert, silver plater 132 south Sixth
Pullinger CoUen, sea captain 29 Catherine
Pullinger Peter, labourer 490 north Second
Purdey widow, grocer 373 north Front
Purdon John, shopkeeper 122 south Front
Purple John, ship carpenter 4 Butler's court
Purple Joseph, shipwright Oak (N. L.)
Purves Alexander, merchant 22 south S,ecDnd
Purvess WiUiara, grocer 39 south Wharves
Purviss WilUam, hatter 19 Cresson's alley
Pusey Mary, boarding house 5 Cherry
Pyle Nicholas, coachmaker 99 Cedar

QUAIL Mary, widow 12 Almond
Quandrill Charles, sea captain 263 south Front
t^nccn James, taylor 73 south Third
Queen James, waiter 78 Spruce
Quicksett Mary, huckster 24 Gaskill
Quig John, grocer 184 north Front
Quigley Frederick, mariner Mary's alley
Quigley James, sandman back 20 Spruce
Quigley Michael, shipwright 5 Burd's alley
Quin Andrew, hair dresser 17 south Fourth
Qiiin Martin, mate 66 Union
Quinlan John, shopkeeper 107 Walnut
Quirk Philip, mariner 68 Union

RABJOHN John, taylor 229 St. John's
Rabsom widow of Ceo. accomptant 147 N. Third
Rabson Henry, shoemaker 480 Sassafras

PHILADELPHIA

Rain John, bookbinder BoIton*s court

Rain John, bottler 15 Coombs' alley and 24 north Second

Rain Thomas, chair maker 135 north Water

Raine Elizabeth, widow 127 Cedar

Rafield Joseph, segar maker 39 Christian

Rakestraw Joseph, printer 84 north Front & 190 Third

Ralston John, gentleman 149 north Third

Ralston Robert, grocer 15 1 Swanson

Ralston Robert, merchant, counting-house 103 S. Front-,

dwelling 189 Mulberry
Ralston William, gentleman 80 Lombard
Ramage A. printers' joiner 16 Carter's alley
Ramage Ann, grocer corner Vine and Broad
Ramage Benjamin, hozier corner Vine and Broad
Ramage Eliza, mantua maker 147 south Second
Ramage Emily, tutress 98 Walnut
Rambo John, boat builder 43 Green
Ramsey Alexander, carpenter 175 Cherry
Ramsey John, currier 78 Dock
Ramsey Mrs. boarding house 26 south Front
Randall Christopher, oak cooper 84 Budd
Randall John, shoemaker Rose alley
Randall Joseph, carpenter 90 south Eighth
Randall George, porter 167 south Fifth
Randall INiatthew, ship broker 61 Chesnut
Randolph Edward, merchant 126 north Second
Randolph Joseph, painter Spruce above Ninth
Ranert Henry, mariner 20 Shippen
Rankin Alexander, merchant 70 New
Rankin Alexander, shoemaker 377 north Front
Rankin David, shipwright 563 south Front
Rankin George and Son, cabinet makers 163 Mulberry,

and 165 north Sixth
Raphun Christopher, baker 182 Lombard
Rapbun John, taylor 4 Heyde's court
Raser Abigal, hoarding house 122 north Fourth
Raser widow of B. sea captain 45 Coaties' alley
Raser Catherine, widow 5 Artillery lane
Ratshiller A. lock and whitesmith 94 north Sixth
Rausselin Louisa, gentlewoman 61 Lombard
Rawle William, counsellor at law 1 12 south Third

DIRECTORY,

Rawls Benjamin, wheelwright Lilly alley

Ray Andrew, store and tavernkeeper 168 Swanson

Ray David, grocer 137 south Water

Ray J. gentleman 124 Queen [see Wray and RecT,

Ray Nathaniel, sea captain 200 north Front

Ray bold Joshua, constable 53 Fitzwalter

Raybold Phihp, victualler 13 Budd

Ray bold Samuel, baker 99 Passyunk

Rayfield John, accomptant 14 north Sixth

Raymond Pierce, grocer and box maker 92 Spruce

Raymond Richard, coachman 5 Cresson's court

Rayner Joseph, taylor 327 north Third

Rayner Thomas, whitesmith near 12 Locust and Spruce

near Seventh
Rea Alexander, umbrella maker 1 north Third
Rea J. upholsterer and Venetian-blind maker 45 S. 4th
Rea Mary Ann, storekeeper I north Third
Read Alexander, justice of the peace 216 south Fifth
Reid Adam, bottler 44 south Water
Reed Catherine, tutress 101 Vine
Reed Catherine, widow 123 north Sixth
Reed and Forde, merchants 65 south Front
Reed George, taylor 75 south Water
Reid George, shoemaker 89 Plum
Read H. shoemaker Poplar lane above Third
Read H. and B. shoemakers Fourth above Brown
Reed J. counsellor at law and prothonotary 135 Chesmit
Reed James, mate 22 Little Water
Reed James, merchant I North alley
Reed James, mariner 148 south Front
Read James and John, tanners Mary's near Seventh
Reed Joim, merchant 102 Mulberry
Read John, ladies' shoemaker 79 south Second
Read John, jun. attorney at law 176 Chesnut
Reed John, labourer 209 south Fifth
Reed Philip, mariner 388 north Front
Reed Reuben, plaisterer 42 Small
Reid Robert, bricklayer Eleventh near Sassafras
Reed Sam. 8c iVlex. grocers corner Mulberry S; Third
Reed Samuel, merchant 92 south Third
Read Samuel, saddler 31 1 north Third

PHILADELPHIA

Read Samuel, storekeeper 45 north Second
Reed Thomas, mariner 3 Union alley
Reed William, taylor 68 south Water
Re'-d William, porter 1 Gaskiil
Re^ed VVilHam, bookbinder 400 north Second

Read , caulker near 501 south Second

Reakart John, grocer 439 north Second

Reall Samuel, inspector of lumber 343 north Second, k

Germantown road near Second
Reaver John, porter James'
Reaver Kezie, schoolmistress 154 St. Johrt's
Reaver Henry, shopkeeper 331 north Second
Reaves Sidney, boarding house 30 Meade alley
Rebo Mary, widow near l49 Penn
Redhair Martin, shoemaker 290 Vine
Redman John, m. d. 42 north Second
Redman John, bricklayer 1 1 Small
Redman Martha, shopkeeper 15 north Third
Redman Rebecca, widow 185 W''alnut
Redman Thomas, merchant 188 Chesnut
Reehel Jacob, sugar refiner 46 Crown
Reel Christian, widow 5 South alley
Reese Adam, shoemaker 115 north Frotit
Rees Ann, gentlewoman Loxley's court
Reese Edward, accomptant Noble near Second
Reese George, boot and shoemaker 265 south Second
Rees Henry, jun. baker 126 north Fifth
Rees Henry, taylor 18 St. John's
Rees Jacob, cedar cooper 11 Sassafras
Rees John, ironmonger 115 Sassafras
Reese Mary, seamstress 35 Plum {see Reya.

Rees Mrs. widow 221 north Front
Rees Nicholas, watchman back of 14 Margaretta
Rees Valentine, victualler 62 south Eighth
Reeve R. watchmaker corner ol Mulberry and Water
Reeves J. N. merchant taylor 48 Spruce
Reford Elizabeth, storekeeper 29 south Third
Reff'ert Philip, innkeeper 133 Sassafras
Regin Ann, midwife 16 St. John's
Regnaud Augustin, exchange office 100 south Second}
dwelling 95 south Fourth near Pine

DIRECTORY.

Regnult Francis, paper hanger 260 south Third
Rehn Casper, merchant 62 New
Rehn Eve, widow 62 New
Rehn George, brewer 365 south Front
Rehn John, brewer 62 New
Reibsam John, grocer 32 Cable lane
Reibsam John & Co. grocers 222 north Second
Reich John, engraver 17 south Fourth
Reilly Bernard, grocer and bottler Spruce street wharf
Reilly Boyd, coachmaker 17 north Ninth
Reilly Edward, labourer back 149 Spruce
Reilly John, Cypress alley
Reily John, merchant 185 High
Reilly John, grocer 74 Swanson
Reilly John, tavernkceper 150 Swanson
Reilly Patrick, near 29 5 south Third
Reilly Philip, teacher Cypress alley {see Riely.

Reilly PhiHp, bottler 194 north Water
Reilly Robert, tortoise-shell comb maker 6 Cherry
Reilly William, fig-bhie maker Locust above Tenth
Reilly William, shoemaker 4 Coates* court
Reilly Thomas, sea captain 148 Pine
Reinboth Frederick, shoemaker Drmker's court
Reincak Lewis, baker corner Fifth and Cedar
Reinhard Eliza, widow next 63 north Sixth
Reinhard G. coach painter 86 Crown
Reinhard Jacob and John, carpenters Queen near Fourth
Reinholdt George, merchant 323 High
Reinholdt John, ostler Nonnater's court
Reinholdt Mary, widow 86 north Fifih
Reinoudt Peter, merchant 70 Lombard
Reip Henry, shoemaker Poplar lane
Reip John, shoemaker 461 north Third
Relf Ann, boarding house 15 1 south Fifth
Relf Samuel, publisher of the Philadelphia Gazette, of-
fice 76 south Second, dwelling 56 Walnut
Rem Michael, Schiveley's alley
Remick E. mantua maker 10 Little Water
Remington Clement, lumber merchant 256 N. Second
Remington Eliza, storekeeper 37 Christian
Remington Isaac, sea captain 46 Shippen

PHILADELPHIA

Remington Peter, carpenter 186 Cedar
Rerashardt Christian, furrier Callowhill above Tenth
Remshardt Frederick, baker 172 Coates'
Renshaw Francis, accomptant 16 north Eighth
Renshaw Richard, justice of the peace and notary pub-
lic 302 south Second
Renshaw William, exchange coffee-house corner Third

and Spruce
Rento John, sea captain 164 Pine
Reterick Isaac, storekeeper 135 north Third
Rex George, baker 221 Walnut
Rex William, mariner 3 1 German
Rey David, grocer 1 37 south Water
Rey Thomas, sea captain 19 Queen
Reynolds Benjamin, guager and oak cooper 27 north

Water and Clifford's wharf
Reynolds Elizabeth, boarding house 101 south Fifth
Reynolds E. and K. mantua makers 207 south Fifth
Reynolds Francis, tanner Relief
Reynolds George, labourer 180 Shippen
Reynolds James, m. d. 33 Sansom
Reynolds James, 324 south Front
Reynolds Joseph, sea captain 20 Cable lane
Reynolds Joseph, carpenter Walnut above Eighth
Reynolds Mary, shopkeeper 276 south Front
Reynolds Peter, bricklayer Beck
Reynords Samuel, merchant taylor 53 south Third
Reynolds Simon, teacher 142 north Third
Reys Joseph, grocer High near Thirteenth
Rheem Jacob, flour merchant 176 High
Rhoades C. widow 299 south Third
•Rlioades Sarah, gentlewoman Laurel
Rhoads Charles, carpenter 104 Walnut
Rhoads Daniel J. storekeeper 31 north Front
Rhoads Joseph, merchant 156 south Third corner Union
Rhods and Peret, merchants S. E. corner Pcnn 8^ Pine
Rhoads Philip, carpenter 139 north Sixth
Rhods Samuel, merchant 174 Chesmit
Rhoads Sarah, mantua maker 57 George (S.)
Riblet Peter, confectioner 43 south Second
■Rice John, mate 39.Passyunk road

DIRECTORY.

Rice John, stationer 16 south Second
Rice Joseph, blacksmith Fourth above Callowhill
Rice Mary, milhncr 19 south Front
Rice Sarah, widow 76 Lombard
Rice William, porter 41 Brown
Rice William, innkeeper 184 north Third
Richardct S. coffee house 264 High
Richards Ann, widow back 84 south Third
Richards Catherine, tavernkeeper 468 north Second
Richards Catherine, shopkeeper next 56 north Eighth
Richards Eleanor, widow 123 noiih Fifth
Richards PZIeanor, shopkeeper 30 Plum
Richards John, shoemaker 52 Passyunk
Richards John, maltster Rose

Richards John, jun. currier 1 Dock and 105 Spruce
Richards John, ironmonger 59 High
Richards John, cabinet maker 378 north Front
Richards Joseph, merchant Spruce street wharf
Richards Joseph, carpenter 160 south Fourth
Richards Mark and Co. iron merchants 130 N. Third
Richards Rachel, widow 206 north Front
Richards Richard, shoemaker 277 south Fifth
Richards Robert, soap boiler Walnut above Twelfth
Richards Samuel, iron merchant 1 1 1 north Water
Riciiarils S. sen. lime merchant I Dock Sc 138 S. Front
Richards S. jun. jeweller &c. 136 south Front, 129 Wa-
ter and 14 Dock
Richards Susannah, mantua maker 176 south Fourth
Richards I homas, grocer 5 Mulberry
Richards Thomas, milkman Broad above Spruce
Richards ^Vdliam, ecrocer 126 High
Richardson Josej)]), assayer in the mint near 347 High
Richardson Nathaniel, 55 \'it»e
Richardson Robert, shipwright Oak (N. L.)
Richardson Robert, soap boiler Walnut above Twelfth
Richardson Thor.ias, labourer Fourth near Callowhill h

Mulberry above Eleventh
Richardson W. umbrella maker 1 10 south Second
Riche George, gr<Ker 477 north 'I'hird
Richie Robert, merchant 232 south Front [see Ritchie.
Richmond Isaac, supercargo next 50 north Eighth

PHILADELPHIA

Richmond Deborah, nurse Brewer's alley

Richmond William, labourer 39 Key's alley

Richmond William, shipwright 439 north Second^

Ricker Charles, hair dresser 20 Callowhill

Ricker Elias, shoemaker 8 Oak (S.)

Rickett Henry, porter Laurence

Rickey John, blacksmith 2 1 Apple-tree alley

Rickey Samuel, grocer 16 north Front

Rickless Anthony, dealer Mcrritt's lane

Ridabock Philip, blacksmith and tavernkeeper 14 S. Fiftli

Riddett Peter, mariner next 47 Penn

Riddal James, bookbinder 129 south Front

Riddle Catherine, widow 67 Cherry

Riddle David, carpenter 125 Pine

Riddle John, porter 126 Queen

Riddle and Ring, boot and shoemakers 135 N. Second

Riddle William, baker next 435 south Front

Riddle William, mariner 9 Burd's alley

Rigo John, boarding house 485 south Front

Ridgeway Allen, tavernkeeper corner High and Juniper

Ridgvv'ay D. bricklayer corner North alley and Sixth

Ridgway Joseph, taylor 36 Mulberry

Ridgway John, bricklayer 74 north Ninth

Ridgway and Newbold, milliners 2 south Second

Ridgway Thomas D. bricklayer 41 north Sixth

Riehl George, coachmaker 199 Mulberry

Riehl John Simon, tobacconist 150 High

Riehl William, tanner 156 High

Riever John, baker 68 Catherine

Riffenger Adam, turner 367 north Second

Riffetts Rebecca, milliner 21 north Third

Riftbrd Jacob, carpenter 30 Brown

Rifford John, blacksmith 25 Apple-tree alley

Rigby Henry, cabinet maker 122 north Front

Rigby Joseph, merchant 124 north Front

Rigden widow of Thomas, carpenter 205 south Second

Rigg John H, merchant 55 north Front

Riggler H. victualler 502 Sassafras and 30 N. Shambles

Rihart David, sugar boiler 367 north Second

Rihle Jacob, carpenter 503 north Third

Rihle Mary, boarding house 40 Queen

DIRECTORY.

Riley John, sea captain 40 south Sixth [see ReiUif.

Riley John, bottler and watchnnaker 1 1 south Second

Riley Robert, watchmaker 30 Moravian alley

Riley Thomas, taylor 56 south Water

Riclly Hannah, widow 529 north Front

Riley William, shoemaker 450 north Third

Rimer Thomas, shoemaker 56 south Second

Rine Adam, labourer north Juniper

RinedoUar Jacob, shipwright 385 north Front

Ring Valentine, boot and shoemaker 135 north Second

Rink John, brick maker 5 Coates' court

Rink Peter, brush maker 188 north Third

Rink Sebastian, shoemaker 7 Shippen

Rinker Samuel, sea captain 31 Artillery lane

Rino William I. baker 19 nortli Sixth

Ripley John P. attorney at law corner Third and VMne

Ripperger Conrad, bleeder Sc hair drtsser 25 N. Fourth

Ripshimer Margaret, huckster 295 St. John's

Ripton Bernard, shoemaker near 50 Meade alley

Risdel Anthony, grocer 66 south Fifth

Risdel Mrs. siik dyer ai»4 plumist 66 south Fifth

Ristine Jacob, taylor 51 1 north Front

Ritchie George, jeweller 171 north Third

Ritchie James S. merchant 12 Lombard

Ritsel Jacob, sugar baker 46 Crown

Ritter George, cabinet maker 50 Sassafras 8c 116 N. 2d

Ritter Jacob, tavcrnkceper 14 Almond

Ritter Jacob, storekeeper 7 north Front

Ritter Mrs. widow 34 north Fifth

Rittenhouse Benjamin, surveying-instrument maker

Rittenhouse Henry, carpenter near 89 Crown

Rittenhouse William, feed store 40 south Eighth

Rivers Catherine, 431 north Thii-d

River John, baker 68 Catherine

Rivardi J. J. U. sworn interpreter of languages 187 S. 2d

Rivardi Mrs young ladies' seminary 187 south Second

Rizer Martin, innkeeper 222 south Second {see Raser.

Roach Isaac, master of the revenue barge 48 Almond

Roades and Perit, merchants 8 Pine

Robb James, cabinet maker 287 south Fifth

Robb James, letter carrier 4 Elbow lane

PHILADELPHIA

Roberts Ann, corner Pine and Sixth

Roberts Benjamin hatter 110 north Second

Roberts Catherine, widow 3 Lodge

Roberts Daniel, teacher 37 Keys* alley

Roberts Edmund, carpenter 347 Callowhill

Roberts Elizabeth, gentlewomari 2 Church alley

Roberts Daniel, labourer 483 north Second

Roberts Frances, boarding house 62 south Fifth

Roberts George, carpenter Rose alley

Roberts Cieorge, gentleman Chesnut above Eighth

Roberts Rev. George, Chesnut above Seventh

Roberts Hugh S. gentleman Mulberry court

Roberts Isaac, taylor 12 south Fifth

Roberts Israel and Nathan, coppersmiths 167 N. Third

Roberts Israel, coppersmith 6 Brewer's alley

Roberts James, type founder Cedar near Ninth

Roberts James, grocer 93 Christian

Roberts Jemima, boarding house 21 Union

Roberts John, cabinet maker 23 north Eighth

Roberts John, accomptant near 197 Lombard

Roberts John, mate 292 south Front

Roberts and Johnson, ship joiners 124 Swanson

Roberts Jonathan, carpenter 36 Kunckle

Roberts widow of Joseph, merchant 14 north Fourth

Roberts Lewis, tavern and boarding house corner Pine

and Penn
Roberts IMartha, widow 139 Walnut
Roberts Mary, boarding house 60 south Sixth
Roberts Peter, sea captain 18 Catherine
Roberts Sarah, widow 93 Christian
Roberts Thonias, shoemaker 19 Plum
Roberts Wilham, milknian Broad near Spruce
Roberts William, carpenter 163 Chesnut
Robinett Richaid. merchant 5 Powell
Robinett Samuel, mariner 188 Spruce
Robbins John, jun. accomptant 153 Vine
Robbins John, sen bricklayer 153. Vine
Robbins widow of Moses, 103 Lombard
Robbins Saml boarding house corner German Sc Fourth
Robbins Thomas block and pump maker 9 Little Water
lV>bertson Ann, gentlewoman 194 south Front

DIRECTORY.

Robertson A. W. carpenter 336 north Eighth

Roberison Catherine, widow 496 north Second

Robertson George, accomptant 238 north Front

Robertson George, mariner 103 Swanson

Robertson James, merchant 159 Walnut £c 58 S. Front

Robertson John, merchant 102 south Front

Robertson J. stocking-weaver north Juniper

Robertson Joseph, pilot 16 Catherine

Robertson Mitry, widow 257 south F'ourth

Robertson William, merchant 102 south Front

Robeson John, baker 18 jMulberry

Robeson John, stevadore 107 Christian

Robeson Maurice, merchant 39 Cherry

Robeson and Paul, iron merchants 53 north Water

Robinson E. brushmaker 82 north Fifth

Robinson Hugh, shopkeeper 386 north F'ront

Robmson Hugh, rigger 26 Carter's alley

Robmson and Hallowell, carvers and gilders 74 Chesnut

Robinson I. porter 32 German

Robinson James, grocer 176 north Water

Robinson James, publisher of the Philadelphia Directoiy

back of 46 Spruce
Robinson James, shoemaker Juniper lane
Robinson John, mariner 60 Catherine and 73 Queen
Robinson Joseph, groier 81 bhipjien
Robinson l.,ewis, merchant 2L- south Second
Robmson Margaret, widow 316 south Third
Robiiison Mrs. lutres^s 83 vSprucc
Robinson N. carver and gilder 74 Chesnut
Robinson Parker carpenter 115 north Second
Robinson Rachel, widov, 84 Sassairas
Robinson Kob-.rt, bottler 6 Strawberry
Robinson R. hatter b^ck 212 north F^ighth
Robiiison Samuel, carpenter 309 Fiigh
Robinson Samuel, hatter 14 and 275 High
Robinson Solomon, carpenter Cedar above Tenth
Rob'uson Thomas, shipwright Wells' itllcy
Robinson William, sea cajitain 316 norlji Front
Rijbirison V\ illiam, curpeiiter 335 north F roiit
Rc»c:ie C hristidu, waichn^an \06 north Seventh
"Roche Pcler, siationer 40 souih Sixth

PHILADELPHIA

JRoch William, blacksmith 130 north Fifth
Bockenburj^ widow of Samuel shoemaker 76 New
Rockford Ann W. gentle noman 78 Union
Rodney Csesar A. counsellor at law 144 Pine
Rodorex Isaac, storekeeper 72 New
Rodrique Andrew, merchant 24 south Seventh
Rodrique William, o:entleman 88 north I ifih
Rogers Allen, merchant 18 south Third
Rogers Allen, accomptant 125 Mulberry-
Rogers Andrew, confectioner 282 Sassafras
Rogers Charles, seedsman and ironmonger 27 N. Second
Rogers Klizabeth, widow 18 Bank
Rogers Jacob, porter 54 Callowhill
Rogers James, merchant 195 High
Rogers John, ladies' shoemaker 81 Sbippen
Rogers John, labourer hack 15 north Fifth
Rogers John, labourer 1 Callowhill
Rogers John, niercliant 238 north Front
Rogers John, tanner Cable lane
Ro.u;ers John, shoemaker 138 Cedar
Rog-crs Joseph, glue maker Ptgg's street
Rogers Lott, mariner 277 Front
Rogers Mary, gentlewoman 67 Pine
Rogers Maurice, merchynt 67 Pine
Rogers Michael, oak cooper Juniper near Sassafras
Rogers P. K m d. 205 Mulberry
Rogers Robert, porter next 314 south Third
Rogers Samuel K. boat builder 387 north Front
Rogers and ^on, parchment, glue, whip, and cow-skin

manufiCturers Pegg's street
Rogers 'I'homas, merchant 18 Bank
Rogers Thomas, brass founder 97 riorth Second
Rogers and Wells, merchants 6 north rront
Rogers William, mariner 121 (itetn
Rogers Wm. Y. agent for tiie New York line 18 S. 3d
Rogers William, tayjor 45 south Third
Ro^^ers Wm. i>. d. professor of Fnv lisii and b'dles let-

tres in the University of Pennsylvania, Nmtii street

south apartments
Rohr .Toim A. watchmaker and jeweller 113 N. Second
Rohr widow of J. FJ. 1 15 north 'second

DIRECTORY.

Kohrman Henry, whetrlwrit^ht 441 north Second
Roll Andrew, manner 75 Christian
Rollins Dennis, rii<ger above 5 1 1 north Second
Rollins William, shoemaker 77 German
Rolph James, keeper of the Debtors' apartment
Roney John, currier 29 south Fourth
Roney John, turner 64 Cherry
Roney Thomas and John, curriers 129 Chesnut
Roney Thomas, currier 129 Chesnut
Rookstool John, shoemaker 145 St John's
Rookstool \V. shoemaker 136 Coates'
Roof Michael, labourer 1 Callowhill
Root Mrs. boarding house 180 north Water
Rose Ann, midwife 9 Brewer's alley
Rose Atkinson, merchant taylor 36 north Water and 17
north 2(\

Rose David, bricklayer 9 Brewer's alley

Rose George, bricklayer 10 Brewer's alley

Rose Jane, mid\^ife 7 Brewer's alley

Rose John, brickla)er 9 Brewer's alley

Rose John and Son, engine and machine makers 66 and
68 Lon;burd

Rose Jonailian, taylor 34 and 80 north Water

Rose Mary, widow .^hiveley's alley

Rose Peter, shingle dresser FuIUt's alley

Rose SusaiHiah, midwife 9 Brewer's alley

Rose Thomas, merchant 45 His^h

Rose 1 iiomas, bricknmker 3.7 north Third

Roscman id. mariner Second above Germantown road

Ross Aquila, carpenter 1 Schrivcr's court

Ross David, carj>enter iil noilh Ninth

Ross Elizabeth, sci^ar maker I J7 1 lum

Ross Ht^riry, painter, {^lazier and measurer of painters'
work 342 south Seco.id

Ross James, classical teacher 229 Mulberry

Ross James, tavernkeeper 138 north Water

Ross and Jcnks, commission merchatits 33 S. Wharves

Ross John, taylor 70 north Water

Ross John, jun. broker 26 Spruce

Ross John, piiinier and trlazier 140 north Third

Ross Robert, broker 172 south Third

PHILADELPHIA

Ross Sarnuel, waterman 7 German

Ross Samuel, merchant 67 H)gh

Ross Thomas, coun.«eilor at law 146 Chesnut

Ross William, late printer Locuf^l above Eighth

Ross William, whip maker Cauffmaii's alley

Ross William, porter corner Filbert and Thirteenth

Ross's WHARF OPENS AT 97 SOUTH WaTER

Rosset Jacob, storekeeper 243 Mulberry

Rosset Joseph, hatter 37 south Front

Rossetter Rev. John^ next 1 5 Willing's alley

Rossetter John, sea captain 100 south Eighth

Rote widow of Philip, music-master 94 north Seventh

Rouaner P. P. artist 188 south Fourth

Rourke Michael, shoemaker near, 15 Pine alley

Rouse Madame, 31 Union

Roush Anthony, silversmith Watkin's alley

Roush Isaaci trader 91 Sassafras

Roush John, skin dresser 58 Sassafras

Roushare John, labourer 3 Coates' court

Rousseau John C. m. d. 210 Spruce

Rousseau Simon, stevadore 15 Plum

Routenwater Nicholas, potter 22 North alley

Rouvert Edmund, gentleman 72 south Third

I^ovely John, baker 166 north Second

Kow Ann, widow Rose alley \_see Hoe.

I^ow George, accomptant 149 south Third

I^ow Israel, carter Lilly alley

I^ow Martin, biscuit baker 146 south Front

I^ow Mary, boarding house 292 south Third

Kow Mary, seamstress back 143 north Third

r^ow Richard, mariner 38 German

I^owen Adam, accomptant 71 south Third

I^owen Jane, widow 79 Walnut

Kovven John, carpenter Locust above Eighth

Rowen John, bill-sticker Pine above Tenth

Roland John, merchant 272 High

Roland John and Henry, merchants 202 High

Rowland Jas. iron merchant 93 north Second 8c From-

berger's court <

Rowland William, saw factory back of 162 High
Rowley Dennis, rigger Germantown road near Second

.OIRECTOUY.

Rowley Edward, storekeeper 10 north Front
Rowiici widow of Samuel H. >i. d. 165 south Second
Rowvoudt William, m. n. 2 Wood
Roy James, plaisterer Charles
Roy Manuel, oak cooper Garden
Roy Sandol, gentleman Locust near Ninth
Royer George, carpenter back 132 Callowhill
Rubecam Charles, hatter 387 north 2d
Rubecam Daniel, innkeeper 106 Sassafras
Rubecam Jonatiian, carpenter 335 Callowhill
Rubey Felix M. tobacconist 314 south Front
Ruchambcr James, accomptant next 69 south Eleventh
Rudiman James, mariner 48 Meade alley
Rudolph Ann, grocer 142 and 148 north Water
Rudolph Christian, tanner 470 north Third
Rudolph Jacob, turner Poplar lane near Third
Rudolph John, flour merchant Spruce above 7th
Rudolph Mary, shopkeeper 264 Sassafras
Rue Israel, carter 19 Lilly alley
Rue John, carter Rose alley
Rulf Henry, currier 9 Strawberry alley
Rugan James, morocco dresser above 511 south 2d
Rugan John, merchant 248 Sassafras
Rugan and Rhodes, merchants 97 north Water
Ruggless S. smith and farrier 106 Cherry
Ruhl George, coachn)an 189 Mulberry and 66 north 6th
Kuhlman John, shoemaker 123 Mulberry
Rule John, carter 22 St. John's
Uummtl George, porter 178 north Eighth
Uummel George, brick maker Juniper near Cherry
Hummel widow of Nicholas, labourer 14 Star alley
Kumsey Charles, joiner 440 north Front
Runchay David, soap boiler Bailley's court
Kunchay Wm. soap and candle maker 216 south 6th
Rundle George, merchant 167 Walnut (Sansom's row.)
Rundle and Moliere, ship chandlers 50 south Wharves
H union John, labourer 199 St. John's
Runner John, victualler York road
N Runner Martin, victualler Noble above Third
\J^, R T» s h- B e n j a 1 M4ay>^i . d. corner Walnut and Fourth
Rujh Catherine, widow 24 Branch

PHILADELPHIA

Rush Charles, shoemaker 53 Coates'
Rush George, carpenter 207 Cherry
Rush George, tanner Say*s alley
Rush Jacob, judge 48 north Eighth
Rush Lewis, parchment maker 95 Sassafras
Rush Richard, attorney at law 145 Chesnut
Rush Samuel, labourer 241 St. John's
Rush Susannah, shopkeeper 199 north Front
Rush William, grazier 94 Sassafras [see Ronsh.

Rush William, carver 174 north Front
Rusk David, oysterman 48 German
Rusk Phoebe, widow 32 Plum
Rusk WiUiam, victualler 524 north Front
Russel Ann, gentlewoman 3 Penn
Russel Alexander, mate 60 Penn
Russel widow of Andrew, 164 south 6th
Russel Edward, merchant 88 south Wharves Sc 3 Penn
Russel Francis, grocer 1 1 7 south Second
Russel James, carter 5 Oiiilis' alley
Russel John, grocer 94 Shippen
Russel John, black and whitesmith 472 Sassafras
Russel John, printer 29 Cherry alley
Russel Robert, grocer 308 north Front
Russel Robert, mariner 2 1 1 south Fifth
Russel Stephen, sea captain 45 Shippen
Russel Timothy, sea captain corner St. John's and Pop-
lar lane
Russel William, grocer 306 north Front
Russel William, grocer 248 Lombard
Ruston Anthony, sexton 208 south 2d
Rutherford Agnes, boarding house 30 Walnut
Rutherford John, grocer Locust above Thirteenth
Rutter George, grocer 397 Sassafras
Rutter Jacob, victualler 3 1 Sassafras alley
Rutter John, shoemaker corner Second and Meade allej?
Rutter J. boarding house 88 German
Rutter Samuel, grocer corner Water and Walnut
Ryal Mrs. widow 194 north Fifth
Ryan Edward, ship joiner 407 south 2d
Ryan James, merchant 42 north 6th
Ryan John, carter Garden

DIRECTORY.

Ryan Joseph, potter 14 Artillery lane

Ryan Lewis, taylor 184 St. John's

Ryan Lewis, boot and shoemaker next door to th« U. ^.

bank south Third
Ryan R. carpenter 24 north Ninth
Ryan Thomas, labourer 293 south Fourth
Ryan Timothy, carpenter 273 south Front
Ryan WiHiam, stable keeper 22 noith 2d
Rydey John, porter 97 Coates*.

SACKRATER D. cabinet maker 149 Cherry
Sackrater Jacob, tanner Charlotte
Sackcom Stephen, shoemaker 30 Penn
Sadler Eleanor, widow near 251 Mulberry
Sagar Michael, baker near 94 north Eleventh
Sagar widow of Michael, baker 274 Mulberry
Sailor Godfrey, cooper Taylor's alley
Sailor H. stone cutter corner of Eighth and Sassafras
Sailor John, taylor 1 1 north Water and 36 Coates' alley
Sailor Mrs. widow 207 St. John's
Saint Douglas, grocer and bottler 4 Chesnut
Sainton Madame, gentlewoman 10 Mulberry
Salade Sebast. fringe and luce weaver 4 Lsctitia court
Salkeld Isaac, ship joiner 41 south Water
Salmon James, bonnet warehouse 138 High
Salter Jacob, brewer 1 8 south Fourth
Salter Peter, mariner 38 George (V.)
Salter Samuel, carver and gilder 60 south Fourth
Saltonstall J. grocer 375 north Front '

Sambourne Thomas, surveyor 66 Mulberry
Sampson William, watchman 456 north Front
Sanders Ann, tutress 73 north 7th

Sanders John, carpenter 17 Budd [see Saunders.

Sanderson James, mariner 30 Swanson
Sandford Rowland, coach maker 65 north Eighth
Sandford William, accomptant 169 Pine
Sands widow of John, carpenter Oak (N. L.)
Sang Mary, shopkeeper 162 south Fifth
Sankey Charles, taylor 99 north 2d

PHILADELPHIA

Sansom Joseph, merchant 4 1 1 High

Sansom Samuel, merchant 41 1 High

Sansom William, merchant office 96 Mulberry

Sanson John, stone cutter 288 High

Sap James, taylor 6 Chancery lane

Sapp Abraham, victualler 144 Brown

Sapp M. constable Blackberry alley

Saqui Poncett, gentlewoman Spruce above Seventh

Sarin Caleb, shoemaker 26 1 south Fourth

Sal in John, carpenter ISO north Fifth

Satterthwaite Abeh ironmonger 52 north Third

Saoulnier John, storekeeper corner Fourth Sc Mulberry

Sauliiier Joseph, button maker? . .,, ^ q r„

, . • f" Tfot) oassatras

Saulnier -=-"=•--, sea captam 3

Sarazan John B. merchant Twelfth near Cherry

Sanders Thomas, pilot 14 Queen

Saunders Jacob, carter I'oia th above Brown

Saunders J.ane, widow 286 nortb Front

SuuiHJers Jesse, carter 28 1 St. John's

Saunders John, carpenter 21 Budd

Saunders John, mai-iner next 386 south 2d

Saunders 8. F. accomptant Cedar near Tenth

Saur.ders Thomas., pilot 415 south Front

Saurman Martin, hatter 315 north 2d

Savage Sc Dugan, merchants compting house York court

Savai.'-c John, merchant 9 I south 'Fhird

Savage John, suspender maker near 40 Gaskill

Savage ISIary, widow 3.28 south Front

Savage Reubtn, fiour and feed store 281 Sassafras

Savage Solomon^ copper-plate printer 3 Stall's court

Savern Benjamin, labourer 66 Zane

Savery Thomas, carpenter near 5 South alley

Saviil Mrs. tavernkeeper Lebanon liui

Sawer James, storekeeper corner Pine and 2d

Sawn Daniel, tavernkeeper Callowhill street wharf

Sawyer A!)igal, widow 188 Brown

Sawyer Jobtj,;!), sea captain 93 north Fifth

Sawyer L. ladi.;s' shoemaker 135 south 2d

Sawyer Peter, drover 366 north Third

sawyer Hobert, blacksmith 24 Artillery lane

/^ay iJerijamin, m. r. 152 Chesnut

DIRECTORY.

Say Samuel, stevadore near 135 north Water

Sayers Henry, taylor 190 V ine

Scai.tlinR: Mrs. widow 2 1 Plum

Scarret Joseph, silversmith Hofl'man's alley

Scattergood John H. tanner and currier 5 I Brown

Scattergood?^ & i3avis, tanners & curriers 276 N. Front

ScattertJO(>d Joseph, currier &c. ^80 north Front

Scattergood riiomas, tanner and currier 278 N. Front

Schaffer Adam, baker Sj)affoid

Schaffer Charles, sugar refiner 82 north 2d

Schaffer Dorothy, widow 13 Crown

Schaffer Elizabeth, widow 24 Passyunk road

Schaffer Henry, shoemaker 146 St. John's

SchafRr John, carpenter 401 north Third

Schaffer John A. shoemaker near 140 Cherry

Schatier John, vicluall-r James [*ee Shaffef.

Schaffer Margaret seamstress 192 north Third

Schaffer Mathias, carter near 511 north Second

Schappcck Jacob, gentleman 76 Cherry

Schaumenkessel Frederick, baker 46 Green

Schell George, shoemaker 373 north Third

Schell H. tin plate worker 121 High and 126 N. Fourth'

Schell L'jwis, segar maker Broad near \'ine

Schell Peter, labourer York road near Noble

Schellenek John, type founder Cordwainer's alley

Scherzinger John M. oil and colourman 66 north Fourth

Schetkey George, professor of music 161 Chesnut

Schievely Henry, cutler and surgeons' instrument maker

49 south Third
Schively George, siioemaker 326 north 2d
Schindler Michael, baker corner Shippen and Fifth
Schitz Adam, sexton Sweed's alley
Schitz Philip, innkeeper 15 Branch and 25 South alley
Schlatterer John, baker 2 10 north 2d
Schlatter Williain, merciiant 129 High
Schmidt Rev. John Frederick, minister of the German

Lutheran Church 27 north Fourth
Schnyder William, tylcr to the grand lodge of Pennsyl-
vania, near 37 Zane
Schneider Cai=per, distiller 313 north Front
Schneider M. F. grocer corner Spruce and 6th

PHILADELPHIA

Schoch George, innkeeper 81 north 7th

Schoch Michael, shoenukker 78 Brown.

Schocn Casper, teacher 99 Coates'

Scholfield Mrs. widow 106 north 2d

Schools James, mariner 41 I south Front

8chott John, sea captain 27 Vine

Schrack Abraham,~innkeeper 38 High

Schrack Jacob, shipwright Liberty alley

Schrank Jolm M. oysterman Schivdy's alley

Schratz ar.d Reed, baiters 129 Sassafras

Schreiner Llizabeih, widow 1 1 Cherry

Schreiner Henry, merchant 42 Union

Schreiner Jacob, ironmonger )22 north 2d

Schreiner John, whitesmith 23 north Tenth

Schiiber Henry, victualler 296 north Eighth

Schriber Mrs. widow 335 Callowhill

Schiiber Peter, victualler 259 Callowhill

Schroeder C. N. bottler near 11 Pear

Schrunck widow of George, 200 Coates'

Schueppcnkiesser Nicholas, taylor Coates* alley

Schijltz John, Ccrbinet maker j66 (-allowhill

Sciiultz Mrs* seamstress 85 iiorth 2d

Scliultz Nicholas, caip,;nter 9 Knight's cour

Schuliz VViiliam, brewer 209 St. John's

Schumo ikiincy, turner 15 Elfreith's alley

Schumo Susan, widow 70 Sassafras

Schwartz Peter, carver Pemberton's alley

Schweitzer Michael, porter Steinmetz court

Scochum Stephen, shoemaker 30 Penn

Scott Andrew, soap boiler 5 Quarry

Scott Benjamin, printer 1 )6 north Water

Scott Catherine, widow back 35 Mulberrv

Scott Daniel, fringe maker 124 Shippeii

Scott David, whitesmith back 379 High

Scott George, oak cooper 1 Callowhill

Scott Job, mast maker 16 Butler's court

Scott John W. printer 38 Bank and 166 south Fourth

Scott John, mariner 245 south Fourth

Scott John, printer 32 north Fourth

Scott John, tavernkeeper corner Water and Spruce

Scott John, oak cooper 144 north Water

DIRECTORY.

Scott Jolin, ladies' hair dresser 83 north 5d
Scott Joseph, accomptant 19 north i ifth
Scott Lydiu, board! ni^ house bl High
Scolt Martha, shopkeeper 65 north Third
Scolt Mary, nurse Brown's court
Scolt Mis. gciule woman 4S1 Hi-^h
Scolt Robert, engraver in the mint I 15 Wahiut
Scott Samuel, huckster corner Callowhill and York road
Scott Samuel, carpenter 40 vireen
Scott William, accomptant 125 Fine
Scotton P. and A. boiuicL makers 2 Strawberry-
Scout Thomas, t^ylor 196 St. Jo'.iu's
Scravendyke Peter, soap ai.d candle maker 237 south 2d
Scull Benjamin, re.;5alalor of weights and measures 26

south Fourth
Scull Daniel, mariner 3 18 nortli Front
Scully John, boUl<;r 17 vv'ahuit .
Sculiingburcjf EmanUjel, rope maker 446 south Front
Scurrah Ann, grocer lb Cedur
Scyfcrehelt Jo'm, shipwrii^ht b^ Cireen
Scyplierhelt ijizab^^ih, Taper alley
Scypoerhclt widov of B. laboui'er 25 Callowhill
Seaboi-n Llizalielli, sUopkeepcr 76 ]M Iberry
S -al NVjJlia.n, mate 60 Sh.ppn
Seim )o .-'dul, niercliant 2 norih XInlh
Searl Jamts, tavernkeeper near 52S north Front
Scars Vvilliani, siioemaker Irack 9 1 Calif>,vviull
Sebeiittst Michael, baker 2^ north Ninth
Seckle David, grazier 305 High
Seckle George, watchman near 1 1 south Ninth
Seckle Lawrence. Rine merchant 155 High
Seddsnger Casper, basket maker 46,3 north 2d
Sedick Geort^, labourer 43 Artillery lane
Sees4;er Duvid, ct)nt"ectioncr 184 High
Seegers Jolin, sea captain ck- Tammany
Seebohm Jacob, merchant 61 Dock
Seeman John A'lilrews, innkeeper R.id Lion, corner of

Brewer's alley and Fourth
Seeman Serick, cooper 10 J Christian
Soidel John, curriiii* 350 south 2d
Seip Bernard, taylor IGO north Water and 165 N. Front

PHILADELPHIA

Seip Michael, labourer 93 north Fourth

Seip Peter, accomptant 22 south 2d

Seitz Cimilotte, shopkeeper 60 Sassafras

Selby James, sea captain 520 south Front

Sell Henry, painter, &c. 450 north 2d

Sell Solomon, jun. carpenter 84 Brown

Sell Solomon, painter, &c near 470 north 2d

Sell Solomon, taylor 76 Brown

Sellers Coleman, wire worker Mulberry court

Sellers David, wire worker 8 north 6th Isee Zellers.

Sellers Isaac, brass founder 40 St. John*s

Sellers John, currier 117 Chesnut

Sellers Nathan and David, wire workers 231 High

Sellers Robert B. printer 83 Mulberry

Selick John, boarding house 276 south Fourth

Semple Alexander, carpenter 112 south Tenth

Semple J. boarding house 276 south Fourth

Semple John, taylor 121 south Water

Senderling Nicholas, carter 62 Artillery lane

Senderling Rosina, widow Charlotte

Sendoz Dominique, gentleman 156 Mulberry

Senoff George, tavernkeeper 25 north alley

Senix Arcadia, boarding house 148 north Eighth

Senixson Isaac, bricklayer 2 Sch river's court

Seen John and William, shoemakers 124 Callowhill

Seen Henry, shoemaker 151 Green

Senneff Jacob, carpenter 274 Vine

Senneff John, taylor 99 Coates*

Senneff Mary, widow 47 Callowhill

Sequin Andrew, shipwright 371 north Front

Sergeant Elizabeth, widow Mulberry above 7th

Sergeant John, attorney at law 113 Mulberry

Sergeant Maria, seamstress 182 Pine

Sergeant Thomas, attorney at law, and clerk of the

Mayor's court, office east wing of the ^^tate House
Sergeant Thomas, labourer next 17 Tilbert
Sergeant William, attorney at law, and clerk of the

Mayor's court, 108 Mulberry
Serick Mary, widow r>7 Biidd
Serill James, sea captain 13 ILeys' alley
Sermon Isaac, m. d. 105 north i'ront

DIRECTORY.

Sermon Richard, smith 26 north 2d
Service Andrew, merchant 42 south Front

Servoss , widow hat warehouse 2i3 north Front

Seveke Godfrey, baker 86 north Front
Severns John, boarding house 461 north 2d
Sevill H. bticklayer 12 Fayette

Sewjill Stephen, gentleman 23 north Front [«ec Shcwell.
Sexton Daniel, lay lor 58 north 6th
Sexton Jared, taylor 35 south Water
Sexton John, wharf builder Oak (N. L.)
Sexton Silas, shoemaker back 4 south alley
Se>bert Adam, m. d. 114 iWv[,{\
Seyfert Conrad, bookbnider 130 south Fifth
Seyfert John, blacksmith above 60 St. Joini's
Seyfert John, watcnman Noble near 1- ront
Seyfcrheli John C. bleeder Filbert above J'enth
Seymour Joseph H. eno;raver 224 south Third
Shade George, halter 14 Margaretta
Shade Peter, brush maker 81 High
Shaffer Henry, shoemaker 314 north 2d
Shaffer John, baker 24 Passyunk road
Shaffer John, blacksmith 543 north I'hird
Shallcross Leonard, shoen»aker 314 north 2d
Shallcoss John, shoemaker 8 I south Front
Shallus Elizabeth, widow 161 Vine and 13 Gray's alley
Shallus Francis, engraver »3 bouth Front
Shane George, blackbmith 37 Crown
Shane Benjamin J. shoemaker 134 north Front
Shane Michael, carier Juniper near Sassafras
Shank Hannah, widow near 12 Sassafras
Sliankland Jostpli, taylor 156 south Water 8c 157 Front
Shankland Edward, carpenter Dean's alley
Shanks Abraham, taylor 423 north Third
Shannan Andrew, taylor near 20 south Fourth
Shannon Hugh, gun smilh and cutler 47 ^)assafras
Shannon James, pUiisterer Walnut above Tenth
Shannon James, marmer 103 Catlic^rine
Shannon Margaret, boarding house 3 north Water
Shannon Miciiacl, labourer 125 Plum
Shannon William, late auctioneer 19 north Fiftii
Shannon William, whitesmith corner Filbert and 13th

PHILADELPHIA

Sharpe Benjamin, merchant taylor 94 Che&nut

Sharp Charles, taylor 152 Sassafras

Sharp Daniel, grocer 32 north 7th

Sharp Elizabeth, shopkeeper 57 Penn

Sharp James, stone cutter Juniper lane

Sharp John, pilot 162 Swanson

Sharp Josiah, turner 30 German

Sharp Ludwick, accomptant 1 Shriver's court

Sharp Robert, tin plate worker 12 South alley

Sharp Samuel, pilot 7 Queen

Sharp William, mariner 24-6 south Fourth

Sharpless and Drinker, mantua makers 56 Mulberry

Sharpless Jesse, 1 south 2d and 35 Sansom

Sharpless John, coachmaker 30 north 6th

Sharswood James, gentleman 92 north 6th

Shaw Abraham, tin plate worker 9 bhippen

Shaw Alexander, cabinet maker 101 south Front

Shaw Alexander, shipwright Rose alley Sc 182 St. John's

Shaw Ann, calico glazer 10 Pear

Shaw Francis, merchant 51 north Tenth

Shaw George and Co. medical and fur store 98 Chesnut

Shaw George, grocer and bottler 21 south Front

Shaw James, carpenter 137 Cedar

Shaw James, accomptant Patton's court

Shaw John, grocer (late tavernkeeper) 234 north 2d

Shaw Rev. Joseph, pastor of the Associate church 28 1

south Front
Shaw Lydia, tutress 9 Wood
Shaw Mary, seamstress 269 south Fifth
Shaw Matthew, carpenter 38 Pine
Shaw Philip, dealer 72 Plum
Shaw Robert, merchant 3 north Eighth
Shaw Samuel B. merchant 25 Lombard
Shaw Spence, distiller 13 Quarry
Shaw Thomas, merchant 152 Pine
Shaw William, labourer 99 Passyunk
Shaw William, grocer 169 south Third
Shaw William, carpenter 49 Pine
Shaw William A. accomptant Brooke's court

Shaw , M. D. 231 Mulberry

Shawaker Mary, widow 184 St. John's

DIRECTORY.

Sheaff Elizabeth, washer 164 St. John's

Sheaff (ieorge, wine merchant 168 High

Sheaff Henry, vine merchant 180 Hij^h

Sheaff Philip, wine merchant corner Chesnut and 6th

Sheaft' widow of William, 1 north 7th

Shearer John, sea captain 1 6 Almond

Shearer Valentine, grocer 291 north Eighth

Shearman Isaac, grocer 424 north Front

. Sheble Adam, cedar cooper 206 north 2d

Sheble Jacob, shopkeeper 246 north 2d

Sheble John, grocer 77 north Fifth

Shedaker James, cooper 49 south Water

Shee Daniel, mariner near 123 Plunn

Shee Gen. John, late flour inspector 230 Walnut

Shee Walter L. attorney at la\v 18 south 6th

Sheed George, sen. plaisterer 275 south Fifth

Sheed George, jun. constable 43 Plum

Sheed Isabella, gentlewoman 22 Queen

Sheed Thomas, i^laisterer ?,,«/-,

cu I x^-'ii- I • . 5-119 German

Sheed \ViIliam, plaisterer^

Sheetz Adam, sexton Sweed's alley

Sheldine George, hair dresser Brewer's alley

Shell Jacob, carter 453 north Third

Shellingford 1 homas, blacksmith 517 north Third

Shellingsford William, caulker Sweed's alley

Shelmerdine Edward, hatter 21 north Fourth

Shelmire Jesse, grocer 225 north Third

Shelmire William, meal merchant 101 north Fourth

Shei)heid Benjamin, carpenter 180 Sassafras

Shepherd Thomas, shopkeeper 36 north Third

Shepherd widow of William, teacher 33 German

Shepherd William, whitesmith and bell hanger corner

Sassafras and Wagner's alley

Shepherd WiUiam, labourer 317 north Third

Sherard John, segar maker George above Twelfth

Sherborne William, baker 68 Mulberry

Sherer Hannah, grocer 309 south Third

Sherer Henry, hair dresser 43 north Sixth

Sheridan Bernard, Logan

Sheridan Thomas, plaisterer Logan

Sheridine Dominick, dealer 6 1 Christian

PHILADELPHIA-

Sherling Valentine, bill sticker 5 Crab

Shermer Catherine, widow Hose alley

Shermer Elizabeth, shopkeeper 316 north Front

Shermer Jacob, cabinet maker 315 north Third

Shermer John, clock and watchmaker 384 north 2d

Shermer John, shotmaker 386 north Third

Shewell Robert, jun. broker 31 Coates'

Shcwell Sallows, superintendant of powder magazine 64

Mulberry
Shewell Thomas, storekeeper 67 north 2d
Shields Ann, widow of James« 29 south Wharves
Shields Andrew, bottler 2 north Front
Shields David and John, stationers 48 north Third
Shields Hannah, widow Knight's court
Shields Henry, shopkeeper 45 1 souih 2d
Shields James, bookbindt:r Hunter's court
Shields John, merchant 275 south Front
Shields Joseph, ladies' shoemaker 12 i south 2d
Shields and Powell lumber merchants 375 High
Shields Robert, storekeeper 32 north 2d
Shields 'Ihomas, gentleman 13 Dock
Shields William, grocer 10 south Fourth

Shields , carpenter Kunckle above St. Tammany

Shinckle Frederick, sen. gentleman 155 Mulberry

Shinckle Frederick, jun. storekeeper 1 19 south 2d

Shinn John, merchant 65 south Water

Shinn Samuel, bricklayer 134 Pine

Sliinneck Adam, painter &c. 3G5 north Third

Shipley Thomas, merchant 216 Spiuce

Shippen William, m. d. profiissor of anatomy 10 Prune

Shippen William, hatter near 1 tail's court

Shipshanks VN'illiam, mercnan) 77 Vine

Shirley Moses, tin plate worker 208 south 2d

Shoeber Susan 15. gei»tlewonian 21 Strawberry

Shoemaker Abraham, one of the alderman, land broker

8c conveyancer, office 100, dwelling 124 S. Fourth.
Shoemaker Christian, comb n)ctkcr 59 Coates*
Shoemaker Chris, porter above 5 11 north 2d
Shoemaker Daniel, shopkeeper 171 south 2d
Shoem .ker 1.. hardware merchant 413 High
Shoemaker Joseph, merchant 92 north 2d

DIRECTORY.

Shoemaker Jacob, insurance broker 121 Chesnut, office

south-east room in the coffee house
Shoemaker Joseph, silversmith 1 2 north Front
Shoemaker Rebecca, 44 south 6th
Shoemaker Sarah, widow 60 north 2d
Shoemaker Samuel, attorney at law 26 north Fifth
Shoeman Frederick, porter Poplar lane near Fourth
Shore William, printer back 15 north Fifth
Short Elizabeth, washer Juniper near Mulberry-
Short William, carter near 145 Brown
Shorlall Thomas, stave merchant 149 Swanson
Shreeve Cakb, merchant 2 Cable lane
Shreeve Jn. rigger loft 6 south W^harves and 399 north

Front
Shriver Henry, victualler 296 north Eighth
Shriver Peter, victualler 259 CuUowhill [see Schriver.
Shrum Barney, corner of Vine and Pennington's alley
Shubert George, ladies' shoemaker 105 Walnut
Shuflrtebottom William, china store 50 north Front
Shugard George S. grocer 385 north 2d
Shugard Simon, tax collector 366 north ^2d
Shull Frederick, inspector of customs 26 Branch
Shuller Jacob, late tavernkeeper 189 north Third
Shults C. jun. ladies' siioemaker 215 south 2d and 61

Lombard
Shults Charles, feed and flour store 16 Passyunk road
Shults Frederick, harness maker 10 north 7th
Shurtliff widow of Asa, sea captain 28 Almond
Shureman Nathaniel, shoemaker 18 Apple-tree alley
Shuster Andrew, oak cooper 317 north 2d
Shuster A. victualler Pleasant and 35 Old shambles
Shuster Jacob, oak cooper 1 10 north Water Sc 43 Vine
Shuster Margaret, widow 50 Callowhill
Shuster Mary, boarding house 12 Strawberry
Shute Daniel, dry good store 25 1 south 2d
Shute Mary, widow 112 Union

Shweppenhausel , taylor 315 north Third

Sibbct John, plaisterer 29 Prune

Sicard Stephen, dancing master 130 Mulberry and Gfy-

forth alley
Siddcns Jacob, carpenter 1 19 norih Fourth

X 2

PHILADELPHIA

Siddons Josiali, taylor 123 south 2d

Siddons Joseph, carpenter Kuncle

Sides Williamj carter 26 Brown

Sidleman Casper, 10 South alley

Sidley Anthony, accomptant 229 south Fourth

Siebenlist Michael, baker 29 north Ninth

Sigler Samuel, drover 125 Callowhiil [see Zigler.

Sill Moses, grocer 9 north Front

Silence John, cabinet maker 76 Dock

Silvadore Simon, mariner 49 Meade alley

Silver John, shoemaker 70 Callowhill

Silver John, grocer 166 High

Silvey Peter, brewer Dean's alley

Silvey John, mariner 304 south Front

Simmerson Joseph, shoemaker Laurel (N. L.)

Simon John, taylor 13 South alley

Simon John, baker 87 south 2d

Simon Joseph, bath-house Fromberger's court

Simonds J. inspector of customs corner of Twelfth and

Walnut
Simmonds William, proprietor of balance weights 157

Vine
Simmons Anthony, goldsmith 8cc. 27 Sassafras
Simmons Edward, lumber merchant 145 north Third
Simmons Isaac, mariner 120 Swanson
Simmons James, gentleman next 13 south Fifth
Simmons Joseph, merchant 39 north 6th
Simmons Leeson, sea captain Fromberger's court
Simmons Stephen, Lumber merchant near 223 north

Water
Simmons Stephen, lumber merchant 43 Cable lane
Simmons Stephen, hair dresser 181 south Front
Simons John, shoemaker 13 Garrigues court
Simons Joseph, rigger Fuller's alley
Simons Joseph, linen and woollen draper 253 south 2d
Simons Noah, linen and woollen draper 255 south 2d
Simonton J. W. and Co. merchants 3 north 2d
Simpson D. silver plater 13 Lombard
Simpson Deborah, tutress Coxe's alley
Simpson George, cashier of the United States Bank 104'

Chesnut

DIRECTORY.

mpson Elizabeth, widow 113 German

mpson Hannah, widow 158 north Water

mpson JanKfS, boardini^ house 61 Catherine

mpson John, labom'er 62 Catherine

mpson Joseph, mariner 27 Gaskill

mpson Lydia and M. storekeepers 135 south 2d

mpson Manly, hatter 19 Walnut

mpson William, grocer 22 I Cedar

Ms' Wharf opens at 153 south Water

ms Henry, cabinet maker 37 north Fifth

ms James, labourer Carpenter near Fifth

ms John, painter, kc. 37 north Fifth

ms John, taylor 100 hwanson

ms Joseph, merchant 155 south Water and 170 Third

ms Samuel, accomptant 22 south 7th

ms William, rope maker Carpenter above Fifth

ms , sea captain next 151 Walnut

nn Thomas, carter 490 north Third
ncener Philip, drover 325 Callowhill
nclair James, printer 5 Heyde's court
ner Jacob, brick maker Fourth above Poplar lane
nger George, bricklayer 293 south Fourth
nger John, merchant 137 High
nger Joseph, rope maker 35 Prime
nger Maria, seamstress 460 north Third
ngerly George, taylor near 406 north Third
ngleton Elizabeth, widow 34 Queen
ngleton Sarah, boarding house 192 south Front
ngleton Thomas, caulker 159 Swanson
nk Abraham, hardware store 21 Hig^i
nk Catherine, huckster 202 Vine
nk Laurence, cabinet maker 35 Lombard
sty John, pocket-book maker 133 north Third
sty Mary, widow 133 south Ninth
ters John M. mute 19 1 north Front
X Stephen, 'dbok Elm she's alley
Skellinger Cornelius, pilot Wells' alley
Skellinger Daniel, pilot 32 Queen
Skelly Nehemiah, grocer 336 Swanson
Skelly Thomas, sea captain 3 north Eighth
Skellman John, harness maker 310 north Front

PHILADELPHIA

Skelton Mary, spinster 74 New

Skerret James, senr. blacksmith Locust above Eighth

Skerret James, blacksmith 135 south Ninth

Skerret Jas. J. accomptant 152 south Ninth

Skerrett Mary E. gentlewoman 152 south Ninth

Skinner John, mariner 282 Mulberry

Skinner Elizabeth, widow 38 Vine

Skinner F. H. sea captain 104 Vine

Skinner Henry, sea captain 79 north Second

Skinner ' usan widow 448 ^assafras

Skegrin John, gentleman 134 north Eighth

Slack Daniel, shipwright 12 Brown

Slater Anthony, merchant counting house Bank alley

(south side of Pennsylvania Bank)
Slater Pemberton, china merchant 293 High
Slatterer Godfrey, labourer near 74 Passyunk
Slatterer I. saddler, Sec. Nonnater's court
Slaughter Peter C. carpenter 8 Budd
Slaughterer Jacob, tobacconist 139 north Fifth
Slaughterer John, grocer 109 north Second
Sleeper and Ashton, blacksmiths 90 north Front
Sleeper James, blacksmith next 33 Moravian alley
Sleeper Jonathan, oak cooper 1 1 1 south Water
Sleith Mary, grocer 72 south Eighth
Slemmer Jacob, tavernkeeper 416 north Second
Slesher Jacob, currier 339 north Second
Slesman George, merchant 11 north Third
Slesman Henry, gentleman 98 north Front
Slingluft'. Joseph, corn chandler 410 north Third
Sloan Hugh, taylor 1 8c 20 south Water
Sloan Elijah, painter, Sec. 383 Sassafras
Sloan Joseph, merchant 7 Penn
Small Abraham, stationer 212 Walnut
Small Jacob, grocer 338 Sassafras
Small Samuel, wharf builder 82 Green .i
Small Stockdale, wharf builder 69 Coates*
Smallwood Martha, tavernkeeper 2 Dock
Smallwood Isaac, tavernkeeper Arch street ferry
Smart E. and A. shopkeepers 235 High
Smeltz R painter, Sec. 4 Cherry
Smiley Andrew, pilot 7 1 Queen

DIRECTORY.

Smiley William, taylor 75 south Front-
Smith Aaron, labourer I'ederal
Smith Abigail, widow 103 Chesnut
Smith Abraham, grocer '207 Cherry
Smith Adam, caulker back 424 south 2d
Smith Ann, shopkeeper 310 assatVas 8c Cresson's alley
Smith Ann, widow next 12 Meade alley and next 11

south Ninth
Smith Agness, boarding house near 316 south Third
Smith Benjamin, mate 30 pruct^

Smith and Brown tanners and curriers 68 south Third
Smith C G. baker 35 6 north Front
Smith Casper, whip maker near 265 Cedar
Smith Charles, storekeeper Rasberry alley
Smith Charles, coach maker 677 south Third
Smith Charles, trader 377 north 2d
Smith Charles E. storekeeper 2 south 2d
Smith Charles L. grocer 37 south Third
Smith Chester, oak cooper l^ichardson's court
Smith Constant, bricklayer 122 Lombard
Smith Cornelia, boarding house 46 Walnut
Smith Daniel, grt^cer 1 14 north 2d
Smith Daniel, labourer Charlotte
Smith Daniel, merchant 181 south Third
Smith David, grocer corner Eighth and Locust
Smith Dennis, stevadore Locust near Eleventh
Smith Dockeray, merchant 36 south Front
Smith Duncan, porter 216 south Fifth
Smith l-lisha, teacher Watkins' alley
Smith Elizabeth, widow Mary's alley
Smith Elizabeth, wiflow Mary
Smith I'rancis, saddler. Sec. 155 Cherry
Smith Francis, stevadore 49 German
Smith Frederick, 77 Union

Smith George, harness maker next 91 north Ninth
Smith George, labourer 176 north Eighth
Smith (ieorge, porter 104 Plum
Smith (ieorge R. accomptant 10 north Eighth
Smith George W. merchant 158 north 2d
Smith George, rope nuikei' next 283 so'ith I'hird
Smith George, harness maker 268 north Third

PHILADELPHIA

Smith Georp^e, currier 12 Sterlinej alley

Smith Godfrey, merchant 196 High

Smith Hannah, mantua maker near 199 Walnut

Smith Hannah, 62 Christian and 40 Meade alley

Smith Hannah, gentlewoman 133 south Third

Smith Harriot E. seamstress 86 Cedar

Smith and Helmuth, merchants 196 High

Smith Hemphill, grocer corner Walnut and Eleventh

Smith Henry, baker 125 Mulberry

Smith Henry, labourer 154 north Third.

Smith Hugh, sea captain 429 south 2d

Smith Hugh, carpenter 71 Cherry

Smith Isaac, merchant 265 High

Smith Jacob, accomptant 190 Vine

Smith Jacob, innkeeper 69 Sassafras

Smith Jacob, shoemaker Hoffman's alley

Smith Jacob, surgeon aiKl dentist 269 south 2d

Smith Jacob, plaisterer 179 Cedar

Smith James and Co. merchants 154 north Fronfe

Smith James S. attorney at law 180 south Front

Smith James, merchant 135 High

Smith James, soap boiler Locust near Eighth

Smith James, inspector of customs 83 Walnut

Smith James, jun. merchant 153 Chesnut and 54 south

Front
Smith James, merchant 158 north Front
Smith James, silversmith 201 north Eighth
Smith John, giocer near 358 High
Smith John, superintendant of the Northern Liberties 408

north 2d
Smith John, whitesmith 52 Cedar
Smyth John, blacksmith Broad near Sassafras
Smith John, mariner 27 Pine alley
Smith John L. grocer 88 and 37 south Third
Smith John, shoemaker 41 Coates' alley
Smith John, gentleman 76 Plum

Smith John J. merchant 187 Chesnut 8c 34 S. Wharvej&
Smith John M. carpenter 274 north 2d
Smith John, taylor 382 north 2d
Smith John, carpenter 8 north Eighth
Smith John, mate 144 Lombard

DIRECTORY.

Smith John T. saddler 12 Cresson's alky

Smith John B. accomptant 100 Union

Smith John, innkeeper 72 German

Smith John, weaver 542 north Third

Smith Uev. John F. 27 north Fourth

Smith John, storekeeper 6 north Third

Smith John, marshal tor the district of Pennsylvania 102

south Eicjhth
Smith John R. attorney at law 83 Walnut
Smith John S. merchant 44 Lombard
Smith John, sea captain 17 Vine
Smith John, dru^i^ist 10 south 2d

Smith Jonathan B. one of the aldermen 71 north Third
Smith Jonathan, cashier of the Bank of Pennsylvania 73

Walnut
Smith Jonfis, inspector of Inmber Cable lane
Smith Joseph, manner 386 south 2d
Smith Joseph B. accomptant near 63 Crown
Smith Jos. merchant 23 south Wharves and 58 Walnut
Smith Justin, merchant 8 south Warves
Smith Joshua R. bricklayer next 1 13 north Fifth
Smith Mrs. v/idow 146 south Fifth
Smith Mary, boarding house 184 south Water
Smith Mary, widow 53 Passyunk road
Smith Mason, carpenter 15 Cresson's alley
Smith Margaret, shopkeeper 166 north Second
Smith Mart^aret, boaiding house 152 north Fourth
Smith Matthias, hair dresser 115 north Fhird
Smith iMrs. seamstress 310 south Third
Smith and Morris druggists, 10 south 2d
Smith Mrs. boarding house 83 Walnut
Smith Margaret, shopkeeper 1S3 north Third
Smith and Mason, oak coopers Turner's alley
Smith Nathan A. carpenter 1 15 north Fifth
Smytli Nathan, shoemaker 18 Grecnleaf alley
Smith Newberry, merchant 62 north 2d
Smyth Peter, shoe warehouse 52 High
Snath Patrick, shoemaker St. John's near Callowhill
Smith Philip, grocer corner of Spruce and Front
Smith Ralph, carpenter 19 Cresson's alley and 314

north 2d

PHILADELPHIA

Smith "Ralph, jun. carpenter north east corner Vine

and Fifth
Smith Halph. tobacconist 464 north 2d
Smith Rebecca, boarding; house Brooks' court
Smith Richard E. merchant il3 north Water
Smith Richard R. and Co. merchaitts 20 r^outh Front
Smith Richard, porter Bearsticker's cou-t
Smith Richard shoemaker 2,65 south i itth
Smith Richard, turner 32 south Eighth
Smith Richitrd R. merchant south-east corner Mulberry

and 6th
Smith, Ridgvvay and Co. merchants 154 north Front
Smith Hobert and Co. merchants 58 south Front
Smith Robert jun. merchant 36 south 2d
Smith Robert, shoemaker r-^pruce near Eleventh
Smith Uobert, hardware store 28 south 2d
Smith Robert, paper stainer 12 German
Smith Roger, sea captain 122 Fine
Smith RowlaiKl, tavernk^eper Spring Garden
Smith and S. Sansom, jun. lumber yard north-ejist cor-
ner Vine and 6th
Smith Samueh grocer 138 south Water
Smith San.uel, gentleman 87 iVJulberry
Smith San.UL'l, labourer 33 hmall
Smith Samuel S. accomptant 7 Greenleaf alley
Smith Samuel, laiuier and curiier 91 Walnut and 68

sou h Third
Smith Samuel, mahogany sawyer 224 Cedar
Smith Samuel, apotliecary 31 .•3ansom
Smith Sarah, widow 20 Cresson*s alley
Smith and Schoti, merchants 54 north Front
Smith Stephen, merchant 106 north 7th
Suiith ihonjas, lumber merchant 75 north Fourth
Smith 1 homas, judge oithc S. F. C. C. 356 High
Smith Thomas, accomptant 30 south Eighth
Smith 1 homas, sailmaker 42 Ga^kill
Smith Thomas, accomptant corner Twelfth and High
Smith Thomas, mariner nuar 37 Queen
Smith T. and J. Maxwell, printers elover above 6th
Sn»ith Theobald, blacksmith 1 1 5 Fine
Smith Vincent, iuboui er near 43 Cable lane

DIRECTORY.

Smith William, accomptant 204 Vine
Smith William, innkeeper 140 north 2d
Smith William, jun. commission merchant 39 S. Front
Smith William M. tavernkeeper 33 Pewter-platter alley
Smith W. grocer corner Poplar lane and Charlotte
Smith William, gilder and japanner 174 south 2d
Smith William T. sen. gendeman 77 north Water
Smith William T. jun. merchant 81 north Water and

Emlen's court
Smith William, carpenter 310 Sassafras
Smith William, victualler Steinmetz court
Smith William, attorney at law 103 Chesnut
Smith William W. merchant 265 High Sc 64 south 6th
Smith William, carter 142 Brown
Smith William, printer 107 north Ninth
Smith William, taylor next 306 south Front
Smith VVilliam, biscuit baker 47 Green
Smith William, m, d. 27 Sansom
Smyth William, stable keeper 1 1 south Fourth
Smith and Wood, merchants 47 north Water

Smith , mariner 12 Parram's alley

Smith's wharf opens at 5 1 and 77 north Watek
Smither James, engraver 100 Chesnut
Smither John, confectioner 82 Mulberry
Snalvaker Philip, tobacconist 178 north Front
Sneck George, victualler Laurence
Sneck George, sen. victualler Laurence
Sneed Griffin, sea captain 52 New
Sneed Laven, inspector of lumber 13 Lombard
Sneeringer John, grocer 448 north Third
Snell Benjamin, mate 503 soulh Front
Snell James, sea captain 4 Pfciffer's alley
Snell Ludwick, labourer 27 Green
Snell Mary, widow Logan
Snowden Isaac, jun. merchant 141 south 2d
Snowden John, labourer Market lane
Sttowdcn Joseph, ship chandlei- 130 Pine
Snowd>.'n and North, s'lip chandlers Spruce street wharf
Snowden Thomas, carpenter near 'J8 north Eleventh
Snowd(;n and i ishci, brewers back 107 New
Snowdoii Lcoiiard, brewer if)r IScw

PHILADELPHIA

Snyder Adam, chair maker 148 south Third
Snyder Benedict, stocking weaver 20 North alley
Snyder Catherine, teacher 29 Brewer's alley
snyder Charles, shoemaker 24 Artillery lane
snyder Christian, baker 152 Sassafras
snyder Christian, tavernkeeper 189 north Third
snyder C. cabinet maker 49 north Fourth
snyder David, brick maker 270 St. John's
snyder Enoch, wheelwright 14 Knight's court
snyder George A. jun. storekeeper 18 north Third
Snyder George, grocer 49 1 north Third
Snyder George, innkeeper 162 north Third
Snyder George, carpenter 1 1 Sassafras alley
Snyder Henry M. victualler Logan
Snyder Henry, painter corner St. John's and Green
Snyder Henry, tin plate worker 332 north Front
Snyder Henry, bookbinder Cherry above Eleventh
Snyder Harman, cabinet maker 253 Vine
Snyder Hannah, widow 424 north Front
Snyder Jacob, carpenter Dean's alley
Snyder Jacob, shoemaker 44 Zane
Snyder Jaccb, shoemaker 7 Heyde's court
Snyder Jacob, storekeeper 158 north Third
Snyder widow of John, brush maker 251 north 2d
Snyder John, porter 493 north Third
Snyder John, consitable 381 north Front
Snyder John, grocer 52 and 54 north Fourth
Snyder John, brick maker 204 Coates'
Snyder Jos. blacksmith 79 Penn and 21 Little Water
Snyder and Lees, grocers corner Walnut Sc Thirteenth
Snyder Ludwick, culler 465 north Third [see Sch7ieider.
Snyder Mary, nurse 168 north 2d
Snyder Mary, seamstress 14 Sassafras
Snyder Michael, brewer 113 Cherry
Snyder Mrs. widow near o3 St. John's
Snyder Peter, travelling stationer 80 north Third
Snyder Peter, cabinet maker 6 Starr alley
Snyder William, taylor next 66 Zane
Soby Waller, painter ac. near 418 south 2d
Soderstrom Pichard, consul general from Sweden cor-
ner Sansom and Eighth

DIRECTORY.

Solly Nathaniel L. coachmuker back 129 Walnut
Solomon Catl^erine, widow 163 north P'ront
Solomon M. M. shopkeeper 33 Sassafras
Somervill Christian, china store 233 south 2d
Sommer John J. merchant 67 Sassafras
Sommers William, shoemaker 427 north Front
Songster William, labourer Cherry near Twelfth
Sonntag William L. merchant 28 north Fifth
Sorazin John B. gentleman S2 south Fifth
Souder Charles, bricklayer Noble above Front
Souder Charles, bricklayer 301 north 2d
Souder Godfrey, copperplate printer 17 Chesnut
Souder Isaac, shingle dresser Water near Pool's bridge
Souder Jucob, jun. bricklayer 315 north 2d
Souder John, shopkeeper Kunckle
Souder John, innkeeper 214 north Third
Souder John, bricklayer 3 26 Sassafras
Souder Joseph and William, bricklayers 265 Sassafras
Soudcrs Charles, biscuit baker 76 New
Souders Chajlcs. boot and shoemaker 90 Chesnut
Souders John, bricklayer ^Vells' alley
Souders Mrs. widow 196 north Fifth
Souffrain John, hair dresser 95 north Front
Soullier John M. merchant 132 Pine
Soulnier Joseph, carpenter corner Juniper and Sassafras
Sourby Mary, widow 15 Mulberry
Sourman Heiuy, accomptant 6i- north Eighth
Sours Hannah, widow 61 Cherry
Sours John, labourer James
Sours Peter, porter Noble above Eighth
Sours William, brick maker William
Sourwalt John, tobacconist 131 Callowhill
Spackman Samuel, merchant comptiiig-house Bank alley
(south side Pennsylvania bank), dwelling 5 George
Spalding Matilda, widow 87 Coates'
Spangle r Henry, blacksmitii 32 Cedar
Spangler Geo. blacksmith 250 south Front and 34 Cedar
Sparhawk widow of John, bookseller 67 south 2d
Sparks David, porter 192 south Eighth
Sparks Henry, jun. merchant 167 south 2d
Sparks Henry, tallow chandler 16 Spruce

PHILADELPHIA

Sparks Jacob, tobacconist next 42 George (S.)
Sparks Robert, carpenter 79 Green
Sparks widow of R. F. block maker 163 south 2d
Spavin Robert, blacksmith 1 3 Plum
Speakman John, druggist, &:c. 134 south Front
Sptrcht Charles, weaver 429 north Third
Specht George, grocer 319 north Third
Speel John, baker 46 Strawberry
Spence "^^ illiam T. sea captain 152 Swanson
Spencer Benjamin, carter 4 Strawberry-
Spencer James S. merchant 30 north Front
Spencer Joseph, merchant 86 north 2d and 77 Vine
Spencer John, grocer 53 Plum
Spencer Mrs. nurse 228 north 2d
Sperry Jacob, merchant compting house next 1 north

Fifth, dwelHng 110 Mulberry
Sperry John, labourer near 65 north Eighth
Sperry and Huffnagle, merchants corner F'ifth & High
Spicekennaul William, cabinet maker corner Chesnut

and Seventh
Spicer Samuel, sea captain 68 Almond
Spiegle John, comb maker 247 Vine
Spiers William, grocer 10 south Fourth
Spilliard Henry, grocer 75 Shippen
Spiers Peter, rope maker Merritt's lane
Spinlove Thomas, coachman near 205 Shippen
Spohn William, grocer 137 north 2d
Spooner John, innkeeper 484 north 2d
Spotswood Mary A. tayloress near 130 south Fifth
Spotswood widow of WiUiam, printer 38 south Fourth
Spragg Richard and Son, dealers 17 Dock
Spratt Sampson, mariner near 12 Meade alley
Sprague Samuel, carver and gilder 5 Stall's court
Spriggs widow of James, shoemaker 313 north Third
Springer Francis, shoemaker 24 Almond
Springer George, shoemaker 146 Cedar
Springer James, tavernkeeper High st. ferry
Sprenger Joseph C. silk warehouse 66 north Third
Spritzlcrs Geor£i;e, victualler Germantovvn road near 2d
Sprogell Ludwic, cabinet maker 355 north 2d
Sprogell Mrs. widow 448 north 2d

DIRECTORY.

Sprogell Thomas Y. merchant 1 12 Spruce and 32 south

Wharves
Sprogg Mary, widow 32 north Fourth
Sprcul James, cooper 190 south Fifth
Sproul widow of John, tavernkeeper 180 Swanson
Sproull Robert, acconiptant 12 Garrigues court
Squash Mrs. widow 244 St. John's
Stackhouse Amos, china store 176 north Front
Stackhouse Mark, carpenter 92 north Ninth
Stackhouse Hasting, china merchant 224 High
Stacy widow of John, shipwright 39 Almond
Stafford Robert S. m. d. 43 Spruce
Stafford Catherine widow 331 Sassafras
Stafford John, oysterman 343 south Front
Stall Elizabeth, widow 78 north Third
Stall F. ship chandler 131 north 6lh and 13 High
Stall John, plane maker 78 north Third
Stall Sarah, and Eliza, near 37 Zane
Stallard James, stable keeper 14 Stamper's alley
Stamburgh John, labourer Poplar lane near Fourth
Stamper Sarah, gentlewoman 68 Pine
Stamper's wharf opens at 127 south Water
Standbriclge John C. merchant 48 south Front
Stanbury John, shoemaker 13u Sassafras
Standford Edward, carpenter Dean's alley
Standly Susannah, boarding house 72 south 6tli
Stanly Norris, merchant 1 1 German
Stanert William, oak cooper near 50 Brewer's alley
Slanfield Henry, sea captain 317 south 2d
Starke John, wheelwright I Filbert and 201 Mulberry
Starke John, mariner 88 Budd

Starr John, salt and flour merchant 152 north Front
Starr Margaret, widow near 145 St. John's
Starr and 1 homas, salt merchants corner of Vine and

Water
Starr James, gentleman 31 Vine
Statzell Jacob, caiter 96 Green
Staughton Rev. Wm. pastor of the first Baptist church

1 16 north 7th
Stead Henry, printer 20 Cedar
Stedman A. silversmith I 17 Callowhiil

PHILADELPHIA

Steir widow, tavernkeeper 95 north Fourth
Steel Alex, measurer of carpenters' work 15 German
Stetl Anthony, chair maker 12 1 south 2d 8c Elmslies alley-
Steel George, accomptant Clover alley
Steel James, flour merchant 8 1 south Wharves
Steel James, shipwright 72 Budd
Steel James, merchant 119 Cedar
Steel John, labourer Brewer's alley
Steel John, mariner next 59 Queen
Steel John, labourer 67 Queen
Steel John, shopkeeper 228 south 2d
Steel John, barge man Mifflin's court
Steel Mary, tutress 281 south Third
Steel Thomas, tanner 29 Walnut
Steel William, pilot ,14 Queen
Steel William, grocer 18 Fitzwalter
Steel WiUiam, merchant 85 south Wharves
Steelman Peter, sea captain 236 north Front
Stetlman Solomon, hair dresser 345 south Front
Steenberg Abraham, merchant 7 south Second
Steeples Mary Ann, widow 65 Coales'
Steever Daniel, tavernkeeper 83 south Fifth
Steever Henry, flour merchant 31 north Eighth
Stein Abraham, dealer 86 north Third
Stein Philip, merchant 61 Vine
Steins Catherine, Loxley's court
Steinbaugh Adam, victualler Pleasant
Steiner Casper, oak cooper 112 north 7th
Steiner Frederick, taylor next 20 North alley
Steinhoer Joseph, skin dresser 253 Vine
Sleinhoer Michael, shoemaker 33 Vine
Steinmetz Daniel, merchant 30 Pine
Steinmetz John, labourer Biddle's alley
Steinmetz John C. grocer 205 Sassafras

StEINMETZ's wharf opens at 51 NORTH WaTER

Steip Jacob, wheelwright 104 north Fourth
Stell James, tavernkeeper York road above George
Stender Eimer, sugar refiner 189 Cherry
Stephens Isabella, tavernkeeper 38 I High
Ste|)her;o.is Robeit, carpenter 14 Cypress alley
Stephens David, innkeeper 322 north 2d

DIRECTORY.

Stephens George, cut-nailor 464 north Front
Sterling A. lumber merchant .Sassafras near Nintli
Sterne WilUam, carpenter near 162 High
Sterrit Ezekiel, carter 121 Queen
Stcrrit Samuel, labourer back 20 jpruce
Stevens Amie, boarding house 162 south Front
Stevens Rebecca, grocer 9 Small
Stevens r,amuel, cutler, Sec. 85 north 2d

Stevens , tavernkeeper 100 High

Stevenson John, 389 Sassafras
Stevenson Andrew, sea captain 32 Union
Stevenson Christian, widow 92 north Eleventh
Stevenson Cornelius, carpenter 47 George
Stevenson Crooke, merchant 42 north Water, 43 Front
Stevenson Eleanor, widow 23 Veinon
Stevenson Elizabeth, widow 43 Coates'
Stevenson -.amuel \V. hatter 374 north 2d
Stevenson VV illiam, city commissioner 152 south Fourth
Stevenson William, currier 214 north 2d
Stewardson Thomas, merchant 90 Mulberry-
Stewart Alex, porter 2 Coates' court
Stewert Alex, scrivener 42 :5hippen
Stewart And. buckle and bitt maker 22 Greenleaf alley
Stewart And. tavernkeeper corner Race and Water
Stewart Charles, storekeeper 19 north Front
Stewart Duncan, gentleman Lilly alley
Stewart Francis, sea captain 40 Christian
Stewart Francis, blacksmith back 112 Walnut
Stewart George, carpenter Locust near Tenth
Stewart James, grocer Hamilton's wharf
Stewart James, grocer 92 nortn 1 ront
Stewart James, carpenter near 37 Zane
Stewart James, drover 416 Sassafras
Stewart James, plaisterer Tenth near Filbert
Stewart Jolin, teacher 38 south Eighth
Stewart John, blacksmith 1 1 1 north !• ifth
Stewart Joseph, carpenter 69 north lenth
Stewait .Margaret, widow 164 Cherry
Ste art loses, grocer 394 *^assdfras
Stewart Peter, printer 34 south 2d
Stewart Peter jun. bookbinder 50 Chesnut

PHILADELPHIA

Stewart Samuel, mariner 209 Sassafras

Stewart Sarah, shopkeeper IT Plum

Stewart Thomas, prmter Relief alley

Stewart Thomas, sail maker 158 south Front

Stewart Thomas, painter 39 Strawberry and 7 New Bank

(Lodge street)
Stewart Walter, carpenter 232 Cedar
Stewart William, accomptant 16 Filbert
Stewart William, shallopman near 33 Green
Stewart William, bricklayer 20 Queen
Stewart William, labourer 17 south 6th and 94 N. 7th
Stewart William, carpenter 239 St. John's
Stewart William, carpenter 11 Knight's court
Stewart and Wiltberger lumber yard 173 north Water
Stuart Ann, widow 36 Sassafras
Stuart Isabella, grocer 102 Shippen
Stuart James, carpenter 37 Farmer's alley
Stuart James, hispector of customs 155 Cedar
Stuart James, merchant 100 south Front
Stuart James, blacksmith 102 Shippen
Stuart James, tavernkeeper corner Sassafras and Water
Stuart James, m, d. corner Pine and Third
Stuart James, grocer 241 south 2d
Stuart John, cabinet maker 9 Gray's alley
Stuart Rebecca, gentlewoman 65 south Eighth
Stuart Thomas, carpenter 182 Lombard^
Stickland Charles, mariner 34 Meade alley
Stiff John, baker 188 M John's
Stiff Thomas, hair dresser 311 High
Stier Mary, tavernkeeper 95 north Fourth
Stiles Ann, widow near 223 north Water
Stiles John, lumber merchant 411 north Front
Stiles Mrs. gentlewoman 70 Walnut
Stiles Peter, taylor 16 Little Water
Stiles Robert, bricklayer 44 Vine
Stiles Samuel, shoemaker 131 St. John's
Stiles Thomas T. printer 84 south Front
Still John, shoemaker 56 Penn
Stille Benjamin, merchant M'Culloch's court
Stille John and Co. merchants 33 south Water
Stille John, merchant Chesnut above Fourth

DIRECTORY.

Stille Mrs. widow 58 north Fifth

Stille Mrs. gentlewoman 40 south Front '

Stiller Jacob, brewer 131 north 6th
Stilwaggon F. iron merchant corner Vine and Water
Stillwell Aaron, mariner 29 German
Slilwell Savage, merchant 35 Vine
Stimel Philip, tobacconist 169 High
Stine Jacob, tavernkeeper 6 8tamper*s alley
Stine Peter, labourer near 259 Callowhill
Stinemeyer Jacob, labourer 5 6 north Eighth
Stintzman Casper, tavernkeeper 143 Coates*
Stitcher John, cabinet maker -36 St. John's
Stock and Burdwick, painters 112 north 7th
Stock Frederick, gardener Fourth above St. Tammany
Stock George, painter, Sec. Fourth near Poplar lane
Stock John, painter, Sec. 1 1 south Seventh
Stock Philip, gardener St. Tammany above Fourth
Stockdale Geraldus, grocer 6 Plum
Stockdon Samuel, accomptant Hoffman's alley
Stocker John Clement, merchant 188 south Front
Stocker Margaret, gentlewoman 193 south Front
Stocker Robert, boarding house 8 Little Water
Stockly Mary, boarding house 195 south 2d
Stockman Christian, mariner 1 1 1 Christian
Stockman Jabes, boarding house near 133 north Water
Stockton Benjamin, teacher 157 north Front
Stockton H. merchant 22 Vine

Stockton William T. stage-office 9 south Fourth, dwel-
ling 102 Sassafras
Stoddard John, merchant 22 north Third
Stokes B. and J. flour and feed store 247 north Front
Stokes Benjamin, Drinker's alley
Stokes and Co. grocers 182 north Water
Stokes James, gentleman 1 north Eighth
Stokes Mary, shopkeeper 54 south 2d
Stokes Samuel, taylor 100 south Water
Stokes Thomas, tax collector 185 Cherry
Stokts Thonias, plaisterer !03 Cherry
Stokes William, cordwainer 125 north Fifth
Stokes William F. merchant and inspector of butter, Sec.
62 north Water and 156 Sassafras

PHILADELPHIA

Stokely William, mate 188 Lombard
Stone Daniel, shopkeeper 119 north 2d
Stone widow of iamuel, 1 12 north Water
Stone William, hair dresser 29 Swanson
Stones Samuel, agent 210 Walnut
Stoneburner Martha, shopkeeper 199 north 2d
Stoneman widow of Samuel, mate Cooper's court
Stoops Ann, tutress 22 Coombs' alley
Story George, carpenter 293 south Third
Story Samuel, currier 113 Chesnut
Story Thomas, dealer 242 south Fourth
Story William, cut nailor 126 Lombard
Stotesbury Arthur, sea captain 350 south Front
Stothart and Starkey, merchants 175 High
Stothart William, merchant 68 south 6th
Stouse Hester, widow 373 north 2d
Stout G. blacksmith 263 Sassafras
Stout George P. well digger 125 Coates'

Stout Jacob, hatter near 40 Moravian alley

Stout John P. vendue cryer 106 Coates'

Stout Thomas, taylor 196 St. John's

Stout William, sugar boiler 51 Callowhill

Stought Wessel T. shoemaker 232 north Front

Stove Jeremiah, manner 162 south Front

Stow Charles, taylor 17 north Fourth

Stow E^dward, broker Schriver's court

Stow John, turner 76 Sassafras

Stow John, shipwright 82 Budd

Stow Lazarus^. shoemaker 2i2 Cherry

Stoy Patience, widow 66 north Ninth

Stoywick Dominick, labourer 233 north Front

Strack Christian, Steinmetz court

Stracton Gregory, porter 190 south Eighth

Strahan Joseph, carpenter 284 Lombard

Stratton Benjamin, blockmaker 26 Lombard

Stratton Clayton, storekeeper 12 north Front

Stratton Clayton, shopkeeper 17 Pewter-platter alley

Stratton Joel, tavernkeeper salt and coal measurer 121
north Water

Stratton Levi, carpenter 75 Budd

Stratton and Walton, block makers 115 south Water

DIRECTORY.

Strawbridge John, nierchant (Ross* wharf) 52 south

Wharves and 204 Walnut
Strawbiidge John C. merchant 1 Chesnut
Strayhne George, taylor 302 Vine
Streipcr Leonard, tanner 56 Green
Stretch Brad way, grocer 123 Swanson
Stretch James, mariner 44 south Eighth
Stretcher Phoenix, carpenter 129 south 6th
Stretches Thomas, 1 Callowhill

Stretches , 27 Coates'

Strembeck Jacob, painter. Sec. 32 Union

Strembeck John, tavernkeeper 9 Christian

Strembeck John, painter 43 Lombard

Strembeck and Stratton, painters, &c. 37 south Wharves

Strieker Adam, brush maker 189 High

Strieker Barbara, widow Brewer's alley

Strieker Daniel, tobacconist 189 High

Strieker Isaac, coppersmith 339 north 2d

Strickland John, carpenter 14 north 7th

Strieby Adam, carpenter 402 north Front

Stringer Peter, porter 14 Farmer's alley

Strong Jos. m. d. corner Walnut and 2d

Strong Matthew, sea captain 22 Sassafras

Strong William, silversmith 22 Sassafras

Stroop Jacob, victualler York road near St. Tammany

Stroud Josliua, merchant 7 Powell

Stroud Joshua and Thos. mercliants 55 south W'harves

Stroup John, taylor 12 north Water and 127 north Front

Stroup John, blacksmith 388 north Third

Stryker Peter A. innkeeper 59 north Water

Stryker Susannah, lientlevvoman Clover alley

Stubert John, skin dresser 292 Mulberry

Stuckert Conrad, baker 161 St. John's

Stuckert George, carpenter Noble above 2d

Stuckert Henry, baker 362 north Thiid

StuiHc John, ropemaker 449 south 2d

Stull Adam, grocer 336 Sassafras

StuU Adam, shoemaker 336 Sassafras

StiiU Williani, labourer 288 Mulberry

Stuntz Frederick, baker 390 soutli 2d

Sturgis John, turner near 315 Callowhill

PHILADELPHIA

Sturgis Peter, boot and shoemaker 138 south Fifth

Sturk John, wheelwright 291 Mulberry

Sturk William, Carpenter (S.)

Stutler Henry, blacksmith near 100 Passyunk

Stutzell Isaac, carter 98 Green

Styger Martin, baker Fourth above Green

Subers Amos, tavernkeeper 252 north Front

Sulger widow of Jacob, sea captain 362 south 2d

Sulger Jacob, jun. merchant 63 Cherry

Sulger Margaret, gentlewoman 176 Sassafras

SuUender J. blacksmith 19 Shippen

Sullenger Daniel, pilot 121 Swanson

Sullinder Jacob, blacksmith 484 north Third

Sullivan Isaac, sea captain 73 New

Sullivan Jeremiah, fruiterer 5 1 Mulberry

Sullivan John, storekeeper 15 north 6th

Sullivan Margaret, widow 134 Callowhill

Sullivan Pierie, trunk maker 18 Almond

Sultan John C. cabinet maker 346 Sassafras
Summerl Joseph, merchant 73 north Water

Summers widow of Andrew, sen. 15 Summers' court

Summers Andrew, jun. broker 26 Walnut

Summers Andrew, jun. broker next 350 High

Summers Arthur, shoemaker 393 north I'hird

Summers Catherine, corner Noble and 2d

Summers F .'ancis, mariner near 89 German

Summers George, carpenter 25 Powell [see Sommers.

Summers George, blacksmith Mulberry near Twelfth

Summers Henry, brewer 12 North alley

Summers John, shoemaker 23 Mary (S.)

Summers Martin, blacksmith Waggon alley

Summers Mrs. widow of Martin, 131 Cherry

Summers Peter, 110 north 7th

Summer Philip, gentleman Lilly alley

Super Jacob, cabinet maker 164 north Front

Supiee Rebecca, tayloress 345 south 2d

Sutherland Daniel, gentleman 60 Plum

Suier Daniel, jun. innkeeper 122 south 6th

Sutter Ann, tavernkeeper 58 High

Suiter Daniel, sen. grocer 3 and 5 north Fourth

Sutter James W. sea captain 36 Christian

DIRECTORY.

Sutter Peter, sea captain 109 Lombard
Sutton Joseph, carter 50 Brown
Sutton Martin, plaisterer 286 Sassafras
Suiton M. and A. seamstresses 12 Willing's alley-
Swab Jacob, taylor 376 north 2d
Swain Elizabeth, nurse 182 north 2d i

Swain Jacob, victualler 224 south Sixth
Swain John, painter and ?^lazier 185 north 2d
Swaine John, shoemaker 76 Green
Swain Mrs. widow Noble near Front
Swain Silas, sea captain 35 Walnut
Swaine Subeal, sea captain 367 Mulberry
Swan Robert, silversmith 77 south 2d
Swann Thomas, riding master corner High and 13th
Swan William, mariner 165 south Third
Swanson Joseph, mariner Fuller's alley
Swartz George, taylor 124 north Water
Swartz John, shipwright 6 Mary (S.)
Sweeny Doyle, accomptant 21 Walnut
Sweeny Edward, stone mason Mary
Sweeny John, printer 317 Mulberry
Sweeny Lambert, milkman near 252 south 6th
Sweeny Martha, shopkeeper 26 north Eighth
Sweeny Neil, grocer 22 south Water
Sweeny William, painter and tavernkeeper 46 Cedar
Sweetapple Thomas, brewer 207 north Third
Sweetnell William, shoemaker 170 north Eighth
Sweets Henry, labourer 206 Coates'
Sweitzer Frederick, porter 130 Sassafras
Sweitzer Henry, printer corner Sassafras and Fourth
Swift Charles, register and probate of wills, office west

wing of the btate House, dwelling 290 south 2d
. Swift John W. merchant 2 1 1 south Front
Swift Joseph, jun. merchant 103 Pine
Swift Rebecca, widow 367 north Front
Swift vSamu«4^ porttr Say's alley
Sword John L sea captain 9 1 Shippen
Sybert Casper, grain and shorti store 75 south Wharves
Sybert Conrad, gentleman 388 north 2d
Sybert John, labourer 5 Budd

Sybeit John, biacksmitli St, John's above Callowhill

PHILADELPHIA

Sybert Sebastian, hog victualler 268 St. John's
Sykes William, merchant 16 Lombard
Symington Sarah, mantua maker York court
Syminton George, tavernkeeper, hair-powder and starch
factor Passyunk near 6th

TACK C. John, taylor 1 62 Shippen
Tackman Frederick, baker 144 Coates*
Tagart John, merchant 7 north Water
Tagart Joseph, merchant 76 south 6th
Tagart Patrick, taylor 513 north Third
Tagart Robert, sea captain 36 Queen
Tagart Thomas, sea captain 37 Sassafras
Tage Roger, tavernkeeper Water above Vine
Tage William, oak cooper 46 Queen and Oak (N. L.)
Talbert Catherine, widow Carpenter near Fourth
Talbert Joseph, labourer near 115 Christian
Talliana Mrs. fruiterer 80 Sassafras
Tallman George, victualler 262 north Front
Tanguy John, jeweller 33 north Third
Tanner Benjamin, engraver 98 Ghesnut
Tapa John, taylor 6 Almond
Tarascon L. A. merchant 69 Chesnut
Tarrant Thomas, pilot 34 Catherine
Tarris Charles, carpenter 449 south Front
Tarris John, sea captain 489 south Front
Tate James, porter at the custom house 82 north 6tb
Tate Solomon, near 60 St. John's
Tatem George P. taylor 25 Chesnut
Tatem Jeremiah, ship master 38 Penn
Tatem Joseph, sail maker 10 Laurel
Tatem widow of Samuel, merchant taylor 70 N. Third
Tatem Thos. sail maker 98 Union, loft 22 S. Wharves
Tathani James, merchant 31 Spruce and 37 Dock
Taught Elisha, carter near 543 north Third
Taws C. instrument maker 60 W^alnut
Taxis George, cabinet maker 345 north Front
Taylor Abraham, soap boiler 368 north Third
Taylor Alexander, shipwright 15 Beck's alley

DIRECTORY.

Taylor Alexander, taylor 74 south Water

Taylor Amos, carpenter 64 Sassafras

Taylor Amos, carpenter back 29 Elfreith's alley

Taylor Amos, merchant 46 and 48 north Water and 21

Mulberry
Taylor Ann, boarding house 29 Elfreith's alley
Taylor Anthony, merchant 74 south Third
Taylor Augustus; shoemaker Lee's court
Taylor Bankson, sea captain 149 north 3d
Taylor Benjamin, bricklayer 29 Elfreith's alley
Taylor Charles, millwright 8cc. 387 Sassafras
Taylor Enoch, bricklayer 29 Elfreith's alley
Taylor Ezekiel, taylor 22 south Third and 7 Elbow lane
Taylor E. taylor Fourth above Brown
Taylor George, grocer 130 north Fifth
Taylor George H. baker 2 I Bank

Taylor George, broker and translator of the French and
Spanish languages 85 south Second

Taylor Hannah, widow 80 Crown i

Taylor H. shipwright Brooke's court

Taylor Isaac, milkinan Germantown road near Second

Taylor I. R. sail maker Spruce st. wharf and 154 south
- Front

Taylor Jacob, labourer Moyamensing road

Taylor James N. merchant 74 north 3d

Taylor James, carter 480 Sassafras

Taylor Jane, shopkeeper 25 north Front

Taylor widow of John, back 195 north 2d

Taylor John, blacksmith 100 Shippen

Taylor John, labourer Brookes' court

Taylor John M. merchant 63 north Front

Taylor John, baker 32 Strawberry

Taylor widow of Joseph, accomptant 94 Crown

Taylor Joseph, phiist'..:er 252 Sassafras

Taylor Lewis, shoe warehouse 90 High south west cor-
ner of Third and 18 Bank

Taylor Lewis, taylor 246 south Front

Taylor Mary, widow 19 Pine

Taylor Mary Ann, widow 55 Vine

Taylor Moses, teacher 7 Gray's alley

Taylor Mrs. boarding house 29 Elfreith's alley

PHILADELPHIA

TavlSr and Newbold, merchants 20 south Front
Taylor Rebecca, iTiilliner 67 Mulberry
Ti.ylor Rene, musician 96 north 6th
Taylor Robert, merchant 5 south Fourth
Taylor Robert, bricklayer 1 39 Green
Taylor Robert, fruiterer 62 Spruce
Taylor Robert, Windsor chairmaker 99 south Front
Taylor R. tavernkeeper opposite 266 Lombard
Taylor Sarah, widow 206 <.'oates'
Taylor Sarah, boarding house 161 Mulberry-
Taylor Samuel, shoemaker 471 north 2d
Taylor Thomas, labourer 204 Shippen
Taylor Thomas, gentleman 60 south Fifth
Taylor Thomas, dealer York near Germantown road
Taylor and Thompson, merchants 20 south Front
Taylor William, jun. merchant 107 High
Taylor William, bricklayer Loxley's court
Taylor William, cork-cutter 58 Penn
Taylorson Robert, shoemaker 50 north 2d
Tedford Jolirf, e^rocer corner Fourth and Shippen
Teaney John, taylor 71 south Water
Tear Philip, boai'ding house, 8 Little Water
Teas Charles, turner York court
Teas John, china store 182 north Third
Teeling Lesher, grocer 127 Swanson
Temings Thonrras, cabinet maker 305 and 395 N. Front
Tempest Robert, carpenter 94 Cedar
Tenant WiUiam, labourer 5 1 Meade alley
Teradelle Antonie, mariner 189 south Front
Terry Emilia, shopkeeper 92 Cedar
Terry Rebecca, mantua maker 127 Sassafras
Test Sarah, storekeeper 1 10 north Second
Test David, tanner and currier 257 Sassafras
Test Henry, painter &c. 274 Vine
Testart F. merchant 179 south Fifth
Thackara Eleanor, midwife 36 south Sixth
Thackara James, engraver 72 Spruce
Thackara William, jun. plaisterer Spruce above Seventh
Thackara William, salt and coal measurer 36 S. Sixth
Thatcher Andrew, lumber merchant 312 north Front
Thatcher John, carpenter 242 Sassafras

DIRECTORY.

Thatcher Joseph, lumber merchant 309 north Second
Thaw Benjamin, taylor o7 and 39 Mulberry-
Thaw Silas, carpenter 174 Pine
Thibault Francis and F. jewellers 172 south Second
Thibaut John, hair dresser 179 south 3d
Thimble Nicholas, sea captain 205 Cherrjr
Thomas Benjamin, inspector of customs 1 37 Svvanson
Thomas Daniel, gentleman (upper) 132 Mulberry
Thomas Edward, drover 15 Fitzwalter
Thomas Enoch, taylor 44 south Fifth
Thomas George, merchant (upper) 45 north Front
Thomas Henry, shipwright Christian above 3d
Thomas Isaac, shoe store 123 north Second
Thomas Israel, mariner 273 south 3d
Thomas J. M. French teacher 24 Prune
Thomas Jacob, taylor 27 south Fourth
Thomas James, mariner 7 Pewter-platter alley
Thomas Jesse, merchant 35 Mulberry
Thomas John, ladies* shoemaker 79 Shippen
Thomas John, merchant 32 north Front
Thomas Jonathan, merchant 27 north Front
Thomas Jonathan, flour merchant 14 Cable lane
Thomas Jonathan, grocer York road near St. Tammany
Thomas Joseph, jeweller 27 St. Tammany
Thomas Joseph, salt merchant 23 Cable lane
Thomas Lewis, blacksmith 268 Sassafras
Thomas Mary, boarding house 301 south 3d
Thomas Mary, gentlewoman 27 Elfreith's alley
Thomas Michael, rigger Mary (S.)
Thomas Nathaniel, tea warehouse 24 High
Thomas R. silver plater corner Eleventh & Juniper alley
Thomas Richard, shipwright near 378 south Front
Thomas Richard, shoemaker 216 north 3d
Thomas Robert, taylor 345 north Front
Thomas Sarah, oysterhouse 1 10 Shippen
Thomas and Shreve, merchants (upper) 45 north Front
Thomas Susannah, china mender 144 St. John's
Thomas Timothy, dealer 3 I Sassafras
Thomas William, oysterhouse 311 south Third
Thomas William, fruiterer 44 south Fourth
Thomas William H. gentleman 65 Pi^nn

PHILADELPHIA

Thomazeau Baptiste, hair dresser 95 south Fifth
Thompson Andrew, grocer 194 Lombard
Thompson Andrew, shoemaker 155 north Second
Thompson Ann, widow Filbert above 12th
Thompson Atcheson, tavernkeeper 308 south Front
Thompson Cath. widow 72 Walnut and 284 Mulberry
Thompson Charles, carpenter 75 Union
Thompson David, packing box 8c case maker 92 Spruce
Thompson David, biscuit baker Liberty alley
Thompson E. nurse 192 north 3d
Thomson Edward, merchant 88 Mulberry
Thomson G. merchant 188 High
Thompson G. oak cooper 39 Penn
Thompson Isaac, blacksmith 115 Christian
Thomson Jacob, grocer next 63 High
Thompson James, nailor 48 south Eighth
Thompson James, tavernkeeper 133 south Water
Thompson James, (White Horse) Gray's ferry road
Thomson James, cabinet maker 70 south Fourth
Thompson James, cooper 20 Pewter-platter alley
Thompson Jesse and Co. druggists 34 Sassafras
Thompson John, shoemaker 67 south Front
Thompson John, mariner Goddard's alley
Thompson John, 25 Penn
Thompson John, grocer Cedar above Ninth
Thompson John, merchant 38 south Front
Thompson John and Son, merchants 38 south Front
Thompson John, tavernkeeper 22 Passyunk
Thompson John, boot and shoemaker 377 south Front
Thompson John, carpenter George above 10th
Thompson John, grocer corner Cedar and Second
Thompson John, carpenter 190 Cherry
Thomson and Maris, merchants 123 High
Thompson Margaret, boarding house 43 Cedar
Thompson Mary, storekeeper 345 Sassafras
Thompson Mary, milliner 177 south Second
Thomson Mary, teachcr^fes 41 Lombard
Thompson Mrs. midwife 25 Penn
Thompson Mrs. boarding house 104 Spruce
Thomson Peter, conveyancer 43 Mulberry
ITiompson R. inspector of tobacco 15 Walnut & 69 Pine

DIRECTORY.

Thompson Samuel, tanner next 80 Gaskill

Thompson Samuel H. merchant 43 south Water

Thompson Samuel, carpenter Lee's court

Thompson Thomas, stone cutter 86 north Seventh

Thomson Thomas, mast maker 155 Swanson

Thompson Thomas, ladies' shoemaker 299 north,

Thomson William, carpenter Juniper lane

Thompson William, teacher 26 Prune

Thompson William, oak cooper 17 Penn

Thompson William, mariner next 21 German

Thorn John, carpenter Coombs' alley

Thornhill Elizabeth, uidow 63 north lOth

Thornhill John, plaisterer 9 Pewter-platter alley

Thornhill Richard, plaisterer 1 1 Willing's alley

Thornman Nicholas, rii^g-cr 306 south Front

Thornton Elizabeth, washer Matlock's court

Thornton George, m. d. 3 I north Eighth

Thornton John, tavernkecper 326 south Front

Thornton Mrs. Mary, 29 Keys' alley

Thornton Thomas, taylor 79 south Water

Thum Georij:e, ercntleman > -,._, ,, o i

rp. Till 5' 267 south Second

Ihum John, baker 3

Thursby Edward, merchant 215 High

Thurston Robert, sea captain 34 Almond

Tice Richard, sea captain 53 Spruce

Tickner Elizabeth, seamstress 302 south 3d

Ticbout C. engraver Locust near Eighth

Tiernan John, plaisterer 223 south Sixth

Tiers Cornelius, block maker &c. 30 Christian

Tiffin James, late hat warehouse 70 south Second

Tilghman Edward, counsellor at law 116 Chesnut

Tilghman Edward, jun. merchant 32 Prune

Tilghman Wm. judge of the third circuit 205 Chesnut

Till George and William, shipwrights 17 Artillery lane

Tilley Peter, merchant 96 south lifih

Tillinghast Susannah, gentlewoman 262 south Front

Tilton Daniel, gentleman 24 Powell

Timloe Ann, grocer 66 Passyunk road

Timmy Henry, labourer above 5 1 I north Second

Timon James, print cutter and pattern drawer Filbert

above loih

PHILADELPHIA

Tinbrink John, shoemaker back 1 12 Walnut
Tittermary Ann, tutress 266 south Front
Tittermary David R. Carpenter st. above Sixth
Tittermary John, jun. rope maker and ship chandler 57

south Wharves
Toby Simon, sea captain 16 Queen
Tod Alexander, alderman 221 south Front
Tod William H. attorney at law 24 Walnut
Tod widow of John, baker Go-forth alley
Todd widow of James, 219 Walnut
Todd John, mariner 56 Catherine
Toland Henry, merchant 14 and 29 north Third
Tomkins Jacob, gentleman 102 Vine
Tomkins Jonathan, shoemaker 55 Passyunk road
Tomkins Thomas, bricklayer Little Seventh
Tompkins Mrs. widow 33 Callowhill
Tomlin Brazel, porter 46 Brown
Tomlin Samuel, porter 78 Budd
Tomlinson Benjamin, shoemaker Rose alley
Tomlinson John, innkeeper 285 High
Tool Mrs. grocer Little Seventh
Toon Daniel, merchant 199 Walnut
Tooth Frederick, trunk maker Loxley's alley
Topham John, carpenter 256 Lombard
Topham Reuben, tin-plate worker 176 Mulberry
Toiam Stephen, taylor 107 north Second
Torr Joseph, carpenter near 355 Callowhill
Torr John, boot and shoemaker 197 north Second
Torres Emanuel, merchant 154 south Ninth
Totten Rev. Joseph, minister of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church 45 north Second
Towell John, brush factory 338 south Front
Towers John, sea captain 151 south Second
Towers Marcus, 154 south Ninth
Town John, sail maker Fearis' court
Town John, sea captain 49 Green
Town Robert, acconiptant 85 Green
Town Samuel, storekeeper 22 Strawberry
Town Thomas, sen. millwright 310 north Front
Town Thomas, printer 133 north Front
Towns Ann, gentlewoman 31 north Eighth

DIRECTORY.

Tovvnsend C. watch maker 136 south Front and 105

Chesuut
Townseiid John, cabinet maker 86 Spruce
Townsend and Mears, ironmoni^ers 91 High
Townsend Joseph, ironmonger 29 north Eighth
Townsend Littleton, m. d. 148 Cedar
Tovvnsend Noe, flour and feed store 173 north Third '
Townsend Samuel, shipwright 15 Artillery lane
Toy Andrew, shipwright 43 Christian
Toy Uichard, shoemaker 64 George (S.)
Tracy James, carriage driver 50 Callowhill
Tracy John, tavernkeeper 175 Shi])pen
Tramel Casper, shopkeeper 73 north Fifth
Traquair Adam, -stone cutter corner Tenth and H!;;"h
Traquair James, marble cutter, compting house corner

Tenth and High, dwelling 5 north Tenth
Trascl Jacob, grocer 287 High
Traste Madame, 37 Coates* alley
Traulwine William, starch and powder maker 192 north

becond
Travcrs Charles R. merchant 133 south Second
Travis Adam, sea captain 16 Almond
Travis Mrs. gentle^^'oman 178 Chesnut
Travelle Francis, patent ruler 9 1 south Front
Traxler John, shoemaker 260 St. John's
Treichel Charles G. accomptant 174 north Fifth
Tremells John, sea captain 30 Sansom
Tremner Francis, teacher of music Spruce above Sixth
Tremper Henry, merchant 7 north Front
Tribet Hester, widow 28S north Eighth
Tribout Francis, hair dresser corner Walnut Sc Front
Trichet William, brass founder 25 I south Fifth •
Trimble Henry, taylor 11- and 22 south Water
Trimble Mary, widow 48 Callowhill
Trimble Sanuiel, 69 south Front
Trimble Miss, bonnet maker 69 south Front
Trimniul Cornelius, carpenter above 88 Budd
Trimniul Robert H. carpenter Lilly alley
Tripner George, shoemaker James
Tripner John, coach maker 162 north Eighth
Trindle T. teacher 229 Mulberry

PHILADELPHIA

Tripp Adam, teacher 25 Green

Troll Frederick, baker 373 south Front

Troth William, jeweller 207 Sassafras

Trott Benjamin, miniature painter corner Sixth and

Minor
Trott Catharine, 1 6 1 north 6th
Trotter William, merchant 47 north Front
Troubat John, merchant taylor 121 north 2d
Trout John, collector of taxes 1 9 1 north Eighth
Trout Thomas, carpenter 164 south Fifth
Trout William, milkman Logan
Truchet J. L. tobacconist 69 Chesnut
TruefRtt Henry P. teaclier on the tambarine 198 Cherfy
Trulman Mary, widow 3 Wood
Truman Benjamin, stone cutter Nonnater*s court
Truman J. tin-plate worker 102 north 7th and 22 High
Truman John, currier 34 Strawberry
Truman Richard, collector of taxes 20 north Eighth
Trump Daniel and Isaac, shopkeepers 47 north 7th
Trump Isaac, storekeeper 177 Mulberry
Trusty Jonathan, sweep-master 4 Locust
Truxton Commodore Thomas, 144 Mulberry
Try on Frederick, baker 26 Callowhill
Tryon George, tin and coppersmith 152 north Second
Tryon John, sugar boiler Kunckle
Tryon William, comb maker 266 Sassafras
Tubbs Michael, sea captain 1 1 Keys' alley
Tucker Benjamin, teacher 98 Mulberry
Tucker J. broker 63 south Third
Tucker Mary, fancy feather manufacturer 16 S. Third
Tuckniss John, bookbinder Patton's court
Tuckniss Luke, bookbinder Patton's court
Tudor John, labourer 26 Mary
Tulley Frederick, taylor 130 Sassafras
Tully David, stevadore 102 Plum
Tully widow of Jolin, shoemaker 49 Meade alley
Tunis Richard, merchant 58 south Wharves & 58 south

Sixth
Tunis and Annesley's Wharf opens at 71 south

Water
TurnbuU Alexander, cabinet maker 5 south Sixth

DIRECTORY.

Turnbull John, teacher 379 south Second
Turnbull William, merchant (centre) 190 High
Turner Baltus, comb maker York road above iSt.Tamm.
Turner Francis, teacher 20 Budd
Turner Jacob, 63 Crown
Turner James W. Coombs' alley
Turner Jesse, shipwright Beck's alley-
Turner John, sea captain 160 Swanson
Turner John, milkman 4 Pear
Turner John, gentleman 59 Queen
Turner Rev. Joseph, 370 south Second
Turner Joseph, gentleman 10 north Eighth
Turner Robert, oak cooper 44 Cable lane and 4 Plum
Turner Robert, nailor 187 St. John's
Turner William, gentleman 212 High
Turner W'illiam, storekeeper corner German & Second
Turney Hugh, carpenter Juniper alley
Turney Hugh, taylor 194 south Water
Turon Peter, teacher 85 south Fifth
Tustian Joshua, painter 162 Sassafras
Tustian Thomas, perfumer 55 south Third
Tustian William, brass founder above 550 north Third
Tustin Rachel, widow Lombard above Eleventh
Tuttle Andrew, sea captain 7 Callowhill
Tutton John, rigger 53 Queen
Tuze Francis, ship caulker 30 Artillery lane
Twaddle H. 182 Chesnut
Twaddle James, gun-powder manufacturer 105 Spruce

and 97 south Wharves
Twaddle J. P. iron store 65 south Wharves, dwelling 97

south Eighth
Twamley Elizabeth, widow 153 north Third
Twibill Margaret, 62 Union
Tybout Andrew, dealer in furs 55 Chesnut
Tybout Richard, hatter 21 Pear and 53 Chesnut
Tyson Joseph, commission merchant N.W\ corner Vine

and Fifth

PHILADELPHIA

UBER DAVID, victualler 255 Callowhill
Uber Frederick, victualler Garden
XJber John, victualler 33 Charlotte
Vber Lawrence, victualler Charles
Uhlc John, surgeon barber 45 north Fourth
TJhler Frederick, baker 204 High
Uhler John A. 43aker 414 north Front
XJlrick Eliza, widow 425 north Third
Uh'ick John, shoemaker 156 north Third
Ummensetter G. saddler? Sec. 393 north 2d
XJmstead Jonas, merchant 91 north Fifth
Umstead and Stewart, merchants 18 north Second
Umstead William, ladies' shoemaker 70 Almond
IJmpeham Jacob, victualler Garden
Unckle Henry, paper manufacturer 393 north Third
Underwood Eliza, widow Twelfth below Chesnut
Underwood James, storekeeper corner Tenth & George
Underwood John, painter, &c. Locust above Ninth
Underhent Valentine, porter 216 Sassafras
Unkleson Thomas, plaisterer 196 south Fifth
Upman Maria, widow Schively's alley
Upman Mathias, saddler &c. 234 north '3d
Upperman C. labourer 66 Butler's court
Urann Mary Ann, 46 George
Ureson Giles, porter 246 Lombard
Urquhart Alexander, collector of taxes 3 1 Catherine
Usher Jacob, taylor near 50 Zane
Utt John, coachmaker 158 north Fifth

VALLENCE Frederick, coachmaker Green's, CQurt
Vallence John, upholsterer 64 south Front
Vallence Suniucl, sea captain 115 Vine
Vallence William, pilot 417 south Front
Valentine John, wharf builder 392 south Front
Valelte Eli, accomptant 339 north Third
Vallie D. Francis, wine cooper 27 Plum
Vallie Francis, boarding house 107 north Second
Vallon Lewis C. interpreter 10 south Sixth

DIRECTORY.

Vanarsdall J. innkeeper corner Second and Mulberry

Vanarsdall Lyflia, inilliner 210 Mulberry

Van Osten James, carpenter Cresson's alley

Van Oslcn James, sen. carp';;nter near 413 north Second

Van Beuren Abraham, merchant compting house 109

south Front, dwelling il Cherry
Vance Mary, widow 94 Swanson
Vance Philip, blacksmitii 3 and 26 Parram's alley
Vanne Adam, blacksmith 79 Christian
Vaunce Caleb, blacksmith 26 Parram's alley
Vancleve widovv of John W. attorney 22 Cable lane
Vandeibach Peter, mariner 22 Callowhili
Vanclerpool widow of Tiio nas, 206 Sassafras
Vanderslice A uhoiiy, carpenter 401 north Second
Vanderslice Andrew, victualler Oak (S.)
Vandershce Daniel, hair dresser 102 uorth Fifth
Vanderslice George, hair dresser 105 Sassafias
Vandershce George, carpenter 13 Catherine
Vanderslice H-nry, shoemaker limlen's court
Vanderslice Henry, carpenter 330 north Fro.it
Vanderslice Jacob, tavernkeeper 34 I north Front
Van Der Vean VVilliani, m. d. 336 south Second
Vandaviere Peter, mariner 17 Mary ( ^.)
Vandcviere John, blacksmith 84 north Seventh
Vaneman Frederick, taylor 6i P^nn
Vaneman John, sea captain 9 Q-icen and 27 Branch
Vaneman William, taylor 107 Queen
Vanhotf Henry, teacher 41 Plum
Vanholt Ann, midwife 190 south Sixth
Vanholt Valentin j, blacksmith Thirteenth near Mulberry
Vanhorn James, shoemaker 434- north Front
Vanhorn W^illiam, carpenter 479 north Second
Van Megen C. G. 36 Sansom
Vanncst Peter, blacksmith 23 Prime
Van Pelt Peter, sea captain d7 south Water
Van Pelt Peter, sur.;j;eon 149 (3hesnut
Van Velthoven Lambert, tavernkeeper 270 south Front
Vansciever John, shoemaker 404 north Front ^

Vansise Joseph, snip chandler corner of Water Sc Vin^

and 193 nortn Front
Van Trump Ehzabeth, widow 166 north Front

PHILADELPHIA

Van Vaynigan Francis, sea captain 384 south Front

VaiHixem and Clark, merchants Minor

Vaiiuxem James, merchant 186 His^h

Varner widow of Philip, tobacconist 185 north Third

\ auctem James, supercargo 87 Sassafias

Vaughan hlizabeth, boarding house 34 Coates' alley

Vaughan John, merchant 107 south Front

Vaughan William, shipwright 63 Queen

Vaux Ann, gentlewoman 19 Vine

Vaux George, attorney at law > -,, ,, ^, . ,
^r T .1 > 72 north Third

Vaux James, gentleman ^

Veacock Samuel, sea captain 469 south Front

Velette Elijah, accomptant 174 north Fifth

Venable Jacob, manner 47 Gaskill

Venant James, gentleman 107 Lombard

Vennest M. tayloress corner Walnut and Water

Verno John, hair dresser 3 south Front

Ventz — «=, accomptant 526 north Third

Verdier John, grocer 55 Walnut

Vezey Ann, widow 65 north Seventh

Vials Rebecca, widow 33 north Fifth

Viau Benjamin, cabinet maker 150 south Fifth

Viau Madame, 30 hlfreith's alley

Vickeiy Thomas, sea captain 13 Catherine

Vigue Joseph, gentleman 224 Spruce

Vigures Philip, teacher near 101 Catherine

Vilgre — — , hair dresser 69 north Third

Villars Charles, near 55 south Eleventh

V^incent John, shoemaker 15 Queen

Vinten Francis, baker 22 Sassafras alley

Vinyard William, ship carpenter 5 Callowhill

Virtue James, shoemaker 364 south Second

Vitry A. embroiderer 88 Sassafras

Vivant Charles, gilder t46 south Fourth

Viven John, calico printer Juniper above Cherry

Vizer Thomas, paper hanger 130 south Sixth

Vockeson Mary, nurse 9 £lfieiih*s alky

Vogdes Jacob, carpenter 20 south Sixth

Vogdes J. carpenter 1C6 south Eighth

Vogel George and Fr dtrick, bricklayers 84 Vine

Voight Henry, chief coiner in the mint 27 north Seventh

DIRECTORY.

Voic^ht Henry, plumbei- 147 Spruce
Volans Samuel, sea cuptain 1 15 Vine
Volozun Dennis A. nniniature painter 109 Spruce
Vomhoff Christian, shoemaker 431 north Front
Vrcdcnbcrgh Isaac, merchant 97 High

WACHSMUTH J. G. merchant 150 Chesnut
Wachsmuth and SouUier, merchants 67 S. 4tfi

A\ achsmuth , merchaVit 145 north Second

Wachter Jo'in, carter Swcede's alley

Waddington and Harwood, merchants 32 south Front

Waddins^lon John, merchant 171 Chesnut

Waddle Aaron, taylor 78 north Water

Waddell Henry L. 132 Chesnut

Wade Benjamin, currier 64- south Fourth

W^ade Edward, labourer 8 Gaskill

Wade John T. sea captain 256 south Front

Wadman Peace, corner Third and Cedar

Wadman Praise, boarding house 8 Union

Wager Philip, wine merchant I 34 and 136 north Second

Waggoner Henry, grocer above 5 1 1 north Second

Wagner Adam, 203 north Eighth

Wagner Catherine, widow 18 Filbert

Wagner Elizabeth, widow 85 German

Wagner George, tanner 172 north Fourth

Wagner George, oak cooper 30 Ntoravian alley

Wagner Grace, widow 32 Moravian alley

Wagner John, tanner 17^ north Third

Wagner Jolm, merchant 13 north Eighth

Wagner Peter K. printer 3^ Moravian alley

Wagner Peter, accompiant 1 I i> noiih Fifth

Wamwright Isaac, block maker dl norih Front and &1

noitli Water
Wainvvright I. and J. blockmakers 61 north Water
Wainwright John, bricklayer 7 Norris' alley
Waldin Jo!m, shoemaker Blackberry alley
Whales William, grocer 248 Cedar
W^alington Ed^vard, sea capiain 17 Queen
Walker Alexanaer, merchant 21 Prune

PHILADELPHIA

Walker Christopher, baker 559 south Front

Walker Emanuel, merchant 73 S. Front and 3 Sansoiri

AValker George, painter &c. Sterling' alley

Walker George, goldsmith &c. 19 north Third

Walker Hannah, milliner near 381 south Second

Walker James, saddler 96 High

Walker John, ship joiner 7 Fitzwalter

Walker John, silversmith 12 north Second

Walker and Kennedy, merchants 73 south Front

Walker Lewis, hatter 14-6 High

Walker Margaret, shopkeeper 294 south Front

Walker Martha, widow Locust above Eighth

Walker M. soap boiler 73 north Sixth and Starr alley

Walker Robert, grocer 179 Cherry

Walker Sarah, widow 38 Queen

Walker S. merchant corner of Second and Mulberry

Walker Stephen S. constable 4 I north Eighth

Walker William, grocer 104 north Eighth

Walker William, jeweller &c. 381 south Second

W'alkinhood John, blacksmith Goddards alley

Vv'all Elizabeth, tobacconist corner German and Fifth

Wall George, tayior corner Swanson and Cedar

Vvall Jonathan, chair maker 113 and 103 north Front

Wall John, flour merchant 64 south Wharves and 20

Walnut
Wall Mary, widow next 17 Pewter-platter alley
Wall Peter, shoemaker l46 St. John's
Wall R. Windsor chair maker 108 north Front
Wallace Alexander, accomptant 361 south Second
Wallace Burton, gentleman 67 south Eleventh
Wallis Chailes, ornament cutter 63 Green
Wallace James, shoemaker 1 1 Gaskill
Wallace John, book binder 97 Cherry
Wallace J. B. attorney at law 113 south Third
Wallace Joshua M. jnn. In2 Walnut
Wallace Lhomas, tayior 378 south Second
Wallace Thomas, bookbinder 5 Garrigues' court
Wallis Thomas, silversmith 33 Dock
Wallace William, m. d. 109 Queen
Wallis William, porter 13 Artillery lane
Wallace John, tayior Sweede's alley

DIRECTORY.

Wallace William, druggist 87 Chesnut
Wallet E. G. merchaat 179 south Fifth
Walling Thomas, maiirier 28 Shippen
Walton Chaiies, French teacher 110 Union
Wallhimer George, ship joiner 363 north Front
Walmsley and VVilcox, merchants 88 south Front
Wain Catherine, widow 50 Union
Wain Jesse and Co. merchants Spruce st. Wharf
Wain widow of Jesse, merchant 115 south Third
Wain Jacob, attorney at law 144 south Second
Wain Jacob S. merchant 34 S. Wharves &c 204 Spruce
Wain Robert, merchant 138 south Second
Wain Richard, gentleman 1-3 Walnut
Wain Nicholas, gentleman 146 south Second
Wain William, merchant 34 Dock and 186 Chesnut
Walk's Wharf opens next 135 south Water
Wal[Jole Thomas, grocer 84 south Third
Walsh John, lumber yard opposite 323 north Third
Walt Joseph, labourer 97 Brown

Walters Abraham, innkeeper Poplar lane above Third
Walter Adam, shoemaker 123 IVIulberry
Walter Catherine, widow 38 Vine
Walter Charlotte, widow 89 Crown
Walter Conrad, brewer 292 St. John's
Walter Elizabeth, widow 73 N. 10th Sc 3 Cresson's alley
Waller George, innkeeper and carter 130 north Second
Walter George, taylor 24 south Water
Walter Jacob, tin-plate worker 177 north Third
Walter Jacob F. bricklayer 138 north Eighth
Walter James, teacher 325 south Front
Walters John, mariner 285 south Front
Walters John, watchman 5 Brewer's alley
Walers John J. baker next 29 Swanson
Walter Joseph S. bricklayer 24 Elfreitlf s alley
Walter Mathias, carter James
Walter Michael, glover 6 Coates' court
Walter Mrs. nurse 119 Swanson
Waller Nicholas, caulker 400 north Second
Walter P. sand merchant 330 north Front

Aa2

PHILADELPHIA

Walter Peter, baker 167 north Water

Wallers George A. shoemaker 285 south Front

Walter Isaac, bricklayer Blackberry alley

^^ alter Rosina, widow 21 Cable lane

W' alter Stephen, shoemaker and constable 34 Coates'

Walter Thomas, teacher corner of Orange and Seventh

Waltman Barbara, widow 441 north Third

Waltman George, hoi? victualler 2^3 north Eighth

Waltman George, victualler Logan

W^altman Michael, tavernkeeper Locust above Eleventh

Walton Boaz, cabinet maker next 528 south Front

Walton George, carpenter 309 north Second

Walton Samuel, cabinet maker 331 north Third

Walton Samuel, cabinet maker 28 Spruce

Walton Thomas, taylor.l6 Strawberry

Wampole David, sl)oemaker 490 north Second

"VV^ampole Isaac, deputy register of wills 124 N» Third

Wands William W. printer 23 Prune

Warance Frederick, coach maker Green's court

Ward Charles, labourer Juniper alley

W'ard Frances, washer 280 south l hird

Ward John, biscuit baker next 17 Pine alley

Ward John, mariner near 50 Meade alley

Ward John, saddler, he. 135 Chesnut

Ward John, shoemaker 306 south Front

Ward Mary, v^'idow Farmer's row

W^ard widow of P. G paper hanger 314 Sassafras

Warden John, baker G(. -forth alley

Warder Jeremiah, merchant 12 north Third

Warder Jeremiah, jun. merchant 121 Sassafras

Warder John, merchant 117 ■ assafras

Warder John and : ons, merchants Race street wharf

Ware Ann, gentlewoman Federal

Ware B. oak cooper i;0 south Water and 91 Front

Ware Charles, brewer 149 Walnut

Ware David, ship chandler 220 and 2,^1 Swansoi)

Ware John, ship joiner 233 north I'ront

Waring Elijah, merchant 33 north Second

Waring Matthew, porter 236 Catherine

Warner Adam, harness maker 3 Farmer's alley

Warner — , cake baker 98 Green

DIRECTORV.

Warner Charity, boarding house 217 south Froftt

Warner George, hatter next 20 North alley

Warner Hannah, widow 20 Mulberry

Warner Heroninius, brassfounder 26 north Eighth

Warner John, saddle-tree maker Filbert above Eleventh

Warner Joseph, storekeeper 223 south Second

Warner Maitha, shopkeeper 56 north econd

Warner Mathias, labourer 63 Christian

Warner Philip, blacksmith 6 Starr alley

Warner Philip, shoemaker 13 Farmer's alley

Warner Samuel, brush maker 436 north Second

Warner Sarah, widow, shopkeeper 7 nortb Third

W'ii'ner Sarah, widow 28 north Fourth

Warner William, victualler Garden

Warner William and Co. merchants 17 south Water

W'arner William, tavernkeep'^r Catherine street wharf

Warner W, merchant 13 Prune

Warnock Daniel, labourer near 268 south Sixth

Warnock John, nail cutter 5 Zane

Warnock William, brewer 209 south Fifth

W^arr John, harness maker 42 south Fourth

Warr Valentine, huckster 497 south P'ront

Warren Isaac, carter Oak (S.)

W^arren Jacob cheeseman 13 Elfreith's alley

Warren James, tanner St. John's (Bath town.)

Warren William, comedian 12 Sansom

Warrence ¥. coach maker 97 Spruce

Wartman Abraham, victualler corner Noble and York

road
Wartman George, victualler Logan [see Waltman

Warts Lewis, carter south Twelfth near Walnut
Warwick Elizabetli, 194 Cedar

Warwick Thomas, smith and farrier 487 north Second
W'aterman Jesse, teacher 147 Chesnut
Waterman Thomas, accomptant 5 Church alley
Waters Esther, 68 north Seventh
Waters Hanson, merchant 24 north Third
Waters John, teacher Carpenter n.-ar Seventh
Waters widow of John, taylor 347 north Front
Watkins Isaac, innkeeper 80 High
Watkins John, labourer Loxley's alley

PHILADELPHIA

Watkins Robert, tavernkeeper 14 Strawberry
Watkins Samuel P. sea captain 145 north Water
Watmouth J. H. merchant 161 Walnut (Sansom's row.)
Watson and Bunting lumber yard corner Pine and Fifth
Watson Charles, merchant taylor 43 south Third
Watson Charles, merchant 30 north Second
Watson Charles C. and J, woollen drapers, men's mer-
cers, and taylors, 92 Chesnut
Watson Christian, taylor 35 3 north Front
Watson Isaac, lumber merchant 136 Pine
Watson John, merchant 24 south Wharves & 118 Pine
Watson John, merchant taylor 206 Walnut
Watson John, shoemaker Elmslie's alley
Watson John F. merchant 22 Branch
Watson Jonathan, carpenter 375 north Third
Watson Joseph, merchant 159 Vine
Watson Joseph, merchant 32 south Water and 97 Pine
Watson IVlargaret, milliner 169 south Second
Watson Mrs. widow Little's court
Watson and Paul, merchants 24 south Wharves
Watson Phineas, coachmaker 4 south Seventh
Watson Richard, sea captain 90 Spruce
Watson widow of Robert, rigger 43 i\rtillery lane
Watson Thomas, teacher 73 Pine and 48 Lombard.
Watson Thomas, dry goods store 48 Lombard
Watt widow of R. H. mariner 108 north Water
Watts James, mariner 108 north Water
Watts John, printer Dock near Second and Eleventh

near Walnut
Watts Samuel, grocer 307 south Third
Waxton Samuel, mariner 547 south Front
Way Andrew, laylor 93 Sassafras
Wayne C. P. printer 41 Chesnut
Wayne Jacob, lumber merchant near 173 Vine and 166

north Front
Wayne Samuel, carpenter 17 Keys' alley 8c 285 N. Front
Wayne William, gentleman I 19 Vine
Wcatherby Joseph, deputy marshal 433 north Third
Weaihcrby Margaret, midwife 106 Cedar
Weatherly David, clock and watchmaker 83 north Third
Weatherstone C. victualler Charlotte

DIRECTORY.

Weaver Albright, watchman 149 Cherry

Weaver David, orickmaker Sixih near (^oates'

Wever David, biick maker 180 Coates*

Weaver F. cabinet niiiker 117 N. Third & 136 N. Front

Weaver George, constable 40 Plnm

Weaver George, p^rocer corner Third and Shippen

Weaver Henry, sugar boiler near 511 north Second

Weaver Henry, brick maker corner Green and old York

road
Weaver Henry, labourer 87 Passyunk
Weaver Jacob, labourer 393 north Third
Weaver John, ship joiner 26 Artillery lane
Weaver Johoj'accomptant 101 Cherry
Weaver John, m. d. X. E. corner Coates* and Second
Weaver John, sen. ship joiner Oak (N. L.)
Weaver John, jun. ship joiner 22 Budd
Weaver widow of John, rigger Margaietta
Weaver Maithew, feed store 114 north Seventh
Weaver Mrs. gentlewoman 25 1 north Second
Weaver Philip, blacksmith 100 north Sixth
Webb John, oak cooper Liberty alley
Webb John, cabinet maker 88 north Front
Webb John, tayloi- 87 south Second
W'ebb Mary, widow 40 Plum
Webb Robert, jeweller 57 Shippen
Webb Thomas, sea captain 427 south Second
Webb Tliovnas, sea captain 47 Almond
Webb William, siiipwright next 16 Christian
Webb William, grocer 2 north I'ifth
Webster William, shallopman 22 Brown
Weckerly A. victualler 127 Coates' and 27 N« Shambles
Weckerly Conrad, merchant 205 north Third
Weckerly Wolery, oak cooper comer Fourth & Coate^'
Weed George, painter 79 south Front
Weed H. M. merchant 181 Mulb-rry
Weedaman George, jewelkr 20 J north Front
Weeden John, ivory turner 38 south Third
Weeks Samuel, carpenter Juniper line Isce Wicks.

Weir and Fisher, merchants 26 north Front
Weir John, saddler 26 South alley
Weir Silas E. merchant 26 north Front

PHILADELPHIA

Weier William, grocer 221 Cedar and south-west cor-
ner High and Thirteenth
Weisman banuiel, shoe store 38 High
Weisner Frederick, sugar boiler 8y north Sixth
Weiss Elizabeth, shopkeeper 131 north Third
Weiss George, blacksmith 117 Walnut
Welsh Ann, widow 26 Carter's alley
Welsh Catherine, widow near 5 South alley
Welsh Christopher, accomptant 9 Gai-riLues* court
W^elch Ehzabeth, washer Walnut above Seventh
Walsh James, tavernkeeper 24 Moravian alley
Walsh James, tin plate vvorker 1 14 Swanson
W^elsh John, boarding house 113 SwansoTi
Welsh John, merchant 31 S. Wharves and 43 S. Sixth
Welch John, harness maker 189 north Third
Welsh Joseph, grocer corner Lombard and Eighth
Welch widow of Jos'z^ph, 222 south Fiont
Welsh Margaret, huckster 11 Little Water
Welsh, Maris k Evens, merchants 50 & 31 S. Wharves
Welsh Mrs. boarding house 40 Sansom
Welsh Patrick, biscuit baker 277 south Fourth
Welch Thomas, baker 56 Union

WelJford Robert, original American composition orna-
ment manufactoj y 96 ."->. 8th 5th door below Walnut
Wells and Fuller, mtrchants 41 south Water
Wells John, storekeeper 77 north l ifih
Wells John C. aUorney at law 28 north Fifth
Wells Mary, midwife St. Mary al)Ove Seventh
Weils Mary, book folder 30 I'armei's alley
Weils Richard, merchant 22 north Waler and 82 Vine
Wentz and M'Collin, taylors 70 north Third
W'est Abigail, millinei' 49 Spruce
West Charles, gentleman 186 north Front
West Elizabeth, widow Little Seventh
West Francis, merchant 29 Dock and 108 south Front
West Hannah, widow 186 north Front
West Isaiah, carter near 20 Green
West and Jeanes, salt merchants 155 north Water
West Job, carpenter 270 Sassafras
West John, boarding house 62 F'enn
West John, printer back 111 north Fifth

DIRECTORY.

Wfst Josiah, watch maker George near Eleventh

West Samuel, grocer 298 north ^jccond

Wcsi Sarah, milliner 30y north Second

West Sarah, shopkeeper ^84 south Second

West Susan, nurse 23 Walnut

West AV'illiam, corner \'ine and Front

Wesi's Wharf opens ni-xt 155 north Water

Westcott Joel, feed store 407 north Second

Weslcott widow of George, merchant 187 Walnut

Wcstphall Charles W. jeweller and watch case maker

I IB Sassafras
Westphall C. labourer 21 Apple-tree alley
Wetherill Benjamin, china store lb7 High
Wetherill Christopher, hatter 304 south Second
Wetherill Joseph late inspector of lumber 170 S. Fourth
Wetherill Mordecai, oil and colourman 9 South alley
Wetherill Samuel jun. drmj^gist 102 Mulberry
Wetherill and Sons, oil and colountien 65 north Front
Wetherill Thomas, carpenter 304 south Second
Wetherstone Peter, victualler 58 Brown
Wevill 6c Nicholas, upholsterers corner Chesnut 8c Fifth
Weybal Robert, labourer 48 i north Second i

Weyant John, porter near 5 1 1 north Second
Weyman Jacob, innkeeper 261 north Second
Weyman Samuel, coachman Hoffman's alley
Weyman Daniel, shoemaker Noble
Wharton Charles, merchant 136 south Second
Wharton Elizabeth, widow 144 south Fourth
Wharton Fishbourn, merchant 127 south Front and 240

Spruce
Wharton and Dean, merchants 5 Lombard ,

Wharton Kearny, broker 67 Dock
Wharton Isaac, merchant 107 south Third
Wharton John, surgeon barber 165 north Front
Wharton John, shoemaker 87 south Front
Wharton Joseph, gentleman next 165 south F'ifth
Wharton and Miiliui, merchants corner Dock 8c Pear
Wharton Moore, merchant corner i'ear an I Dock
Wharton and Lewis, merchants and i.is ;rance brokers

1 15 souih Front
Wharton Peregrine H. raerchaijt Spra«.e above Seventh

PHILADELPHIA

Wharton Rebecca, widow 58 Chesnut

Wharton Robert, Mayor of the city 135 south Third

office east wing of the Statt House
Wharton Samuel, merchant 132 Pine
W harton and Palmer, merchants Pine st. wharf
W harton Thomas, merchant 55 S. Water and 87 Pine
W haiion Thomas F. merchant 144 south i ourth
Whartonby Joseph printer near 225 Walnut
Whealan James, soap and candle manufactory 202 N»

Second
Whealan James, sea captain 48 Coates*
W helen Israel, merchant 66 south Sixth
Whelan Patrick F. store keeper 48 High
Whelan V\ illiam, mariner 391 north Front
Whelan Thomas, grocer corner of Pear and Third
Wheeler Enoch, ^razi^^r 99 \'ine
W heeler J. tavern keeper and grocer 1 Butler's court
W heler John, taylor 88 noi-th Wrter
Wheeler W illiam, mariner 13 Gilles' alley
V. heeler Samuel, black and white smith 99 Vine
W helldirj Daniel, sea captain I I Vernon
WhelJdin Johnson, mariner 486 north Third
W helldin John, shoemaker 264 south Sixth
W helkiin Joiuithan, pilot 121 Swanson
W hclklin Lambert, sea captain 35 Catherine
W heildin Wilmon, captain JNcw Castle. packet 13 Vernota
W hiiaker James, Windsor and fancy chair maker 19

Dock arid 70 Spruce
■ Whitall Mary, shopkeeper 216 south Third
Wliitall Hobert, hosier 186 Pine
White Alfred, silversmith 28 Pewter-platter alley
White Britton. jun. merchant 1 13 north I ifth
White Charles, gentleman 1^5 south Fifih
White Christopher, storekeeper 120 north Fourth
White Dariiek coachnan Blackberry alley
White Cieorge, drawing academy 28 north Sixth
White Jacob, carter Ceorge near Eighth
White Jesse, tavtrnkeeper Blackhorse alley
White Jesse, 332 north Front
White John, black and white smith 381 High
White Josiah, ironmonger 29 High and near 3 Church

alley

DIRECTORY.

White James, accomptant 76 Almond
White John, druggist 163 High
White Jonathan, carpenter near 245 north Third
White INlrs. boarding house 341 High
White Feter, boarding house ^'2 north Water
White Samuel, carpenter 8 Wagner's alley
White Solomon, merchant 172 Mulberry
White Thomas H. merchant 123 south Front
White Thomas, china merchant 386 north Second
White Thomas, teacher 369 north Front
White William, tallow chandler 240 north Third
White William, storekeeper 4 and 6 south Sixth
White William, victualler 269 Callowhill k 286 N. 8th
White WilHam, m. d. 444 north Second
White Right Uev. William, d. d. bishop of the Episco-
pal chuich 89 Walnut
Whitebread Charles, shipwright 71 Christian
Whitehead and Broun, scriveners 62 Vine
Whitehead James, merchant 27 Vine
Whitehead John Sc James, merchants 222 north Second
Whitehead John, merchant 25 Vine
Whitehead M. clerk of Christ church 2 Lsctitia court
Whitehead widow of Richard, 62 Vine
Wliitehead R. scrivener 44 Cliarlotte
Whiiely Daniel, grocer and plaislerer 456 Sassafras
Wiiitely William, plaisterer I^ocust near Tenth
Whiteman Catherine, widow near 73 north Eighth
^Vhiteman David, carter 147 north lourth
Whiteman Henry, porter 24 Branch
Whiteman Jacob, feed store 1 10 north Fourth
Whiteman John, iimkeeper 139 north Front
Whiteman John, laiuier 37 Wdlnut
Whiteman Margaiet, widow 37 Walnut
Whiteman Samuel, painter and glazier 96 north Fourth
Wniteujan Windel, tanner near oil norili Second
Widitield PoOcit, merciiant 47 north lifih
Whitney Thouias, matiiemi*tical instrument maker;
manulacturcs surveying iustrumenis generally,
norih -ixth near the hi>t gate on the German-
town roud. — Orders received and ni>. uistru-uents
sold by John McAllister No. 4lJ Chesuut
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PHILADELPHIA

Whitnell Margaret, widow 372 north Third
Whitten Jacob, harness maker 47 Fitzwalter
Wholley Elizabeth, midwife 36 Apple-tree alley
Wickersham Amos, 112 Vine
Wickham James, taylor 192 north Water
Wickham Thomas, harness maker 369 north Third
Wickham William, sea captain 1 17 north Front
Wlddifield WilUam, ironmonger 42 north Third and 38

Mulberry
Widdifield William W. merchant 48 north Front
Widdows Peter, teacher next 19 Church alley
Wiealt Solomon, bookbinder 368 north Front
Wiesse :bach Henry, gentleman 229 north Second
Wigrcins Benjamin, shoemaker 462 north Front
Wiggins Susannah, tayloress 62 Cherry
Wigglesworth William, toyman 3 south Second
Wight Thomas, boot and shoemaker 242 High
W^igmore Joseph, bottler 72 Walnut
"VVikoff Henry, gentleman 1 17 south Third
Wikoff Isaac, merchant 34 Sansom
Wikoff J. C. druggist 35 High
Wilbank George, porter Wood
Wilber Edward, labourer near 39 Cable larre
Wilcocks Benjamin, merchant 105 Mulberry
Wilcocks John, manner 16 Farram's alley
Wilcocks John, hatter 37 Passyunk road
Wilcocks Richard H. and Co. merchants 61 S. Water
Wilcocks Richard H. merchant corner 10th & Chesnut
Wilcocks Sanmel, merchant 40 north Fifth
Wilcocks' wharf opens next 57 & 61 south Water
Wildes Joseph, merchant taylor 25 north Second
Wile Conrad, brewer 137 north Sixth
Wile Conrad, shoemaker 47 north Fourth
Wiler John, baker 315 south Thiid
Wiley Elizabeih, widow Schively's alley
Wiley Hannah, widow Coxe's alley
Wiley Kichaid, ship joiner EmK n's court
Wiley Robert, grocer corner Locust and Ninth
Willey and M'Vaugh, shoemakers 443 north Second
Wilkey Mrs. widow 40 north Eighth
Wilkins Caleb, taylor 62 Chebnut

DIRECTORY.

Wilkins Jane, '32 Zane

Wilkins Thomas, j^rocer 383 Sassafras

Wilkinson Christopher, carpenter 133 north Third

Wilkinson Frances, nurse 379 north Front

Wilkinson James, boardini? house 24 George (S.)

Wilkinson Robert, teacher next 37 south Fourth

Wilkiiison William, taylor 162 Sassafras

Willard George, 30 Coales' alley

Willard Martin, mariner 41 1 south Front

\A"illard Farr, late boarding house back 111 north Fifth

Willgrove John, shipwright 106 Christian

Williams Alexander, goldsmith and jeweller 174 S. 2d

Williams A.nn, widow 154 north Water

Williams Benjamin, gentleman 208 Walnut

Williams Char)€s,-sca captain 29 Coates'

Williams Charles, labourer 328 north Front

W illiams Charles, labourer 18 Cypress alley

Williums F'lijah, raate 3 Pfeiffer's alley

Williams Frederick, taylor 1 Gray's alley

Williams George, merchant 60 Mulberry

W^illiams Hezekiah, merchant 60 Mulberry

Williams Isaac^ shopkeeper 91 south Water

Williams Jacob, victualler Wood above Eighth

Williams James, fruiterer 64 High

Williams James, carpenter 181 Cherry

Williams James, baker 30 Queen

Williams Jesse> lumber merchant 159 Spruce

Williams Jesse, shopkeeper 203 Sassafras

Williams SoKn'Xl merchant, 30 south Second

AVilliams Johri, Frair dresser 229 south Fifth

WilHamj>~jQhn, rhaltster Sterling alley

Wilhams John, mariner near 94 north Eleventh 8t Cher-

ry.ftboA^elEleventh
Williams John, sea captain 76 Union *

Williams Joseplr, accomptant 92 Vine
Williams Lemuel, boarding house 160 south Front
Williams Margaret, gentlewoman 51 north Tenth
Williams Margery, shopkeeper corner 13ih and Cedar-
W^illiams Mary, boarding house 2 Lxtiiia court
Williams Moses, shoemaker back 244 Sassafras
Williams Moses, fruiterer 108 High

PHILADELPHIA

Williams Mrs. nurse_Cooper*s coiu-t

Williams M. muniua maker 247 south Fi'ont

^^ illiams Nathanitl, shoeiraker rcderal

Williams Oliver, coachman 8 Branner's alley

Williams Peter,, baker 462 north Third

W^illiams Richard, layior Coxe's alley

Williams Richard, mariner 12 Meade alley

Williams Robert, plaisterer 12 Crab

Williams Sarah and M. shopkeepers 35 south Second

Williams Samuel, ben. gentleman 221 Walnut

Williams Samuel, jun. lumber merchant 217 Walnut

Wiiliams S. and Son, mahoi^-any yard 154 Walnut

Williams S. H. tin plate worker 228 High

W^illiams^ Thomas, tanner £^c. 445 north Front

Williams Thoma's and Benjamin, tanners and curriers

453 north Front
Williams Thomas, mariner 257 south Third
W^illiams I homas, cabinet maker 75 Sassafras
Williams Th(^Tias, shoeitiaker 9 Burd's alley
Williams William, gentleman 293 south Front
Williams William, taver'nkeeper 167 south Front
Williams William, mariner 7 Meade alley
Williams William, merchant taylor 221 north Second
Vv'iiliams William J. carpet warehouse 148 south Second
Williams William T. accomptant 18! Cherry
Williamson Daniel, grocer 67 Fassyunk road
Williamson Jesse, carpenter 22 Gernian
W illiamson John, mariner 458 north Third
Williamson Joseph, giazier 349 south Second
Williamson Samuel, gold and silversmith 118 S. Front
Williamson W. sail maker 130 N. Front and 4 Sassafras
Williamson William, sea captain 196 Lombard
Willig Geoige, musical inagazine 12 south Fourth
Willing and*Curwen, merchants 21 Dock
W"iliings and Francis, merchants 2i Penn
Willing George, merchant 6i Pine
Willing Richard, merchant 187 south Third
Willing Thomas, pi«i.sideivt of the U. S. B. 100 S. 3d
Willing Piiomas M. merchant 105 south Third
Willing William, merchant 317 H'hj,h
Willington i'homas, labourer near 115 Christian

DIRECTORY.

Willis John, shoe dealer 5 Lsetitia court

Willis John, grocer 59 Sassafras

Willis John, labourer Mifilin's court

Willis Jonathan, merchant 32 north Third

Willis Joseph, rigger 25 Artillery lane

Willis Solomon, turner 1 12 Cherry

Willis widow of S. grocer 163 south Front 8c 162 Water

Willis widow of T. 13 Apple-tree alley

Willis & Yardley, merchants 21 S. wharves 8c :"',1 Water

Willmons Frederick, merchant Spruce above Tenth

Willmons and Lender, merchants 45 north Front

Wills Eliza, victualler 285 north Eighth

Wills Janies and Son, grocers 84 Ghesnut

Wills Joseph, rigger 20 Green

W^ills Thomas, sea captain 81 Penn

Wilmans Augustus, 38 north Third

Wilmer James, merchant 50 N. Front 8c 165 Mulberry

Wilmer John, labourer Taper alley

W^ilmer Lambert,- accomptant 120 north Fourth

Wilmot Mary, 44 Sassafras

Wilson Alexander, flour merchant 50 Walnut

Wilson Andrew, n»ariner near 51 Meade alley

Wilson Ann, grocer 62 Sassafras

Wilson Benjamin, furr merchant 4 south Fifth

W^ilson Charles, mariner 2 Suy*s alley

Wilson Edward, merchant, compting house Bank alley

(S. side Pennsylvania Bank) dwelling 21 Powell
Wilson Enoch, shallopman 162 south Front
Wilson George S. merchant 40 north Water
Wilson George, bookbinder 33 Carter's alley
Wilson George, giocer 10 Fayette
Wilson George, cabinet maker 204 south Third
Wilson George, hat manufactory corner Front £c Sassafras
Wilson Rev. James, pastor of first Presbyterian Church

94 south I'hird
Wilson James, lay lor corner Mulberry and Water
Wilson James, shoemaker 90 Lombard
Wilson James, carpenter 27 Callowhill
Wilson James, storekeeper 45 Filbert
Wilson Joseph, labourer 90 ^wanson
Wilson Joseph, boarding house 140 north Water

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PHILADELPHIA

Wilson Joseph, taylor 43 Coatts' alley

Wilson J. W. accomplant 17 Elfreith's alley

Wilson John B. merchant 43 north Second

Wilson John, chair maker 35 south Front

Wilson John, stone cutter corner of Tenth and High

W^ilson John, tavernkeeper 193Chesnut

Wilson John, storekeeper 10 north Second

Wilson John, mate 192 St. John's

Wilson Margaret, widow next 9 south Ninth

Wilson Margaret, widow Lxtitia court

Wilson Mary, widow M'Cullough's court

W^ihon Mathew, tobacconist south Eleventh near High

Wilson Mrs. widow 236 south Third and 134 S. Front

Wilson Peter, coachman Locust above Ninth

Wilson Richard, shipwright 54 south Fourth

W^ilson Rachel, milliner 179 north Third

Wilson Robert, oysterman 180 south Sixth

Wilson Robert, grocer corner German and Passyurik

Wilson Robert, sea captain 55 Spruce

Wilson Robert, carpenter 8 Knight's court

Wilson Robert, gentleman 33 north Tenth

Wilson Robert, tobacconist 173 north Second

Wilson Samuel, carter Pegg's street

Wilson Silas, innkeeper 341 north Front

Wilson Susannah, grocer 163 north Third

Wilson Thomas, labourer Sweede*s alley

Wilson William, taylor 221 and 222 north Front and

Brookes' court
Wilson William, stationer 31 north Second
Wilson William, grocer 138 north Second
Wilson William, carter 9 Chancery lane
Wilson William, carpenter 61 Budd
Wilson William, trader!S9 Plum
Wilstack Charles, storekeeper 178 north Second
Wilt Abraham, gentleman 1 1 0 north Second
Wiltberger Christian, gold &- silver smith 13 N. Second
Wiltberger George, lumber merchant 12 Sassafras
Wiltberger Peter, merchant 101 and 256 High
Wimer Andrew, carpenter Christian above Third
Wimer George, grocer 274 south Third
Wimley John, labourer Kunckle

DIRECTORY.

VVimley William, baker near 261 Gallon hilt

Wing Frederick, baker 72 Spruce

Winkhouse Catlierine, widow next 17 Sterling alley

Winnard Joseph, rigRfer 426 north Front

Winne Peter, constable back 83 ('hcsnut

Winnemore Jacob, cabinet maker I2« Swanson

Winnemore Philip, porter 140 south Fourth

Winnemore and i3ainbridge, shoemakers 125 Swanson

W^ingler Anthony, b.icklayer 129 New

Winson John, tanner 318 north Second

Winter A. victualler 2 Cdllo .hill

Winter Eliz-abetli, widow 6 BuMd

Winter Hichaid, boardint^ house 1 I south Fourth

Winters P. grocer a^.d blacksmith 2J Apple-tree alley

Winion F. baker 58 1 SaaStifias

Winslow widow of hiijuh, sta captain 22 Callowhill

Wire William, grocer 221 Cedar and corner High and

Thirteenth
Wire J. Windsor chair maker 209 S. Front & 2o8 Water
Weise George, blacksmith 117 Walnut
Wiser George, slioemaker 187 St. John's
Wiser John, baker 85 north Fifth
Wiser John, carpenter 522 north Third
W'iseman Barbary, widow 201 north Front
W'iseman Frederick, shoemaker 70 Coates'
Wiseman Margaret, grocer 196 north Water
Wiseman Samuel, blacksmith 349 north Second
Wiseman widow of Joseph, 112 Sassafias
Wisinger John, cooper 17 Coates' alley
Wisinger Michael, wire worker 77 north Front
Wispart Adam, carpenter 294 Mulbcrrv
Wispart C. painter and japanner 5 Callowhill
Wisper Adam and Daniel, carpenters 133 Green
Wistar Casper, m. d. and adjunct professor of Anatomy

corner Prune and Fourth
Wistar Richard, merchant 110 Chesnut and 117 High
Wistar H. and B. gentlewomen 222 Walnut
Wistar Thomas, gentleman 379 High
Wister Charles I. merchant 197 Walnut (Sansom's row)
Wister John, merchant 143 High
Wister John and Charles I. merchants 143 High

DIRECTORY.

■'Wister Peter, wheelwright above 5 1 1 north Second
Wistom John, starch maker 195 south Sixth
Witherston Adam, victualler St. Tammany
Witherston Christian, victualler Charlotte
Witherston John, victualler St. Tammany
Wiiman David, carter Logan
Whman and Fisher, painters Shrivers. court
Woelpper George G. victualler 245 Vine
Woglom Abral-uim, brick maker 155 north Fifth
Woglom Peter, bricklayer 20 Sassafras
Wolbert Charles, porter 193 St. John's
Wolberton John, blacksmith 84 north Seventh
Wolbert Frederick, justice of the peace 354 N. Second
Wolbert Thomas, shoemaker corner St. John's and

St. Tammany
Wof Jacob, labourer 472 Sassafras
W^olf Lewis, hair dresser 5 north Sixth
Wolfe Aaron, wheelwright 414 south Second
Wolfe Andrew, professor of music 206 Cherry
Wolfe Andrew, shoemaker 454 north Second
Wolfe Jane, boarding house 10 German
Wolfe David, carpenter Taper alley
W'olfe Jacob, sen. v/eeelw right 92 Christian
Wolfe Jacob, boarding house 21 Cedar
Wolfe John, brazier Chailotte
Wolfe John, carter Noble
W^olfe Jacob, wheelwright 408 south Second
Wolfr Mary, grocer 166 Lombard
Wolforde Abraham, rope maker Thirteenth near Cherry
Woiforde Peter, baker Thirteenth near Sassafras
Wonderly David, victualler 208 north Eighth
Wonderly William, grazier 57 north Eighth
Wonderly widow of Jacob, victualler 81 north Eighth
W^oriderly W. \ictualler 102 M. Eighth & 9 Old Shambles
Wood A. hatter Kiuickle
W^ood Catherine, storekeeper 8 north Second
Wood Clement, yeoman 247 St. John's
Wooci George, carpenter 90 Gaskill
Wood Hannah, gentlewoii»an 214 south Front
Wood Henry, cotton spinner corner Twelfth & Walnut
Wood Isaac, shipwright 23 Cailowhill

' DIRECTORY.

Wood James, mariner Goddard's alley

Wood Jumes, m reliant 47 N Water 8c 156 N. Front

Wood Jdtiies C. tayloi- 92 Sassafras

Wood James, boat builder 35 Coates*

Wood Jonathan, shoemaker buck 118 Chesnut

Wood John, mate 462 south hront

Wood ;tephen 1". shoemaker 107 Coates*

Wood v)ba(hah, taylor 216 north Front

Wood Mrs. boarchni; house 32 Hi5:;h

Wood I'homas, parchment maker 7 I south Fifth

Wood liiomas, frin^^e weaver 65 Chesnut

Wood VV dliam, mate So Penn

Wood Wilhaia parchment maker 71 south Fifth

Wood W ilhaiii, plaislerer 1 1 Wilhn^'s alley

Wood Zacnaiiah, mate 2 '0 south Third

Wood , widow boarding house 159 north Front

Woodby Kmaniiel, labourer 6 Chancery lane
Wooclhouse James, m. d. and professor of chemistry 26

Sansom
Woodhouse Samuel, of the U. S. navy 6 south Front
Woodhouse William, bookseller 8cc. 6 south Front
Vv oodland Michael, carter 6 Callowhill
Woodly Margaret, boardinu; house 463 south Front
Woodham, Ann, grocer Schiveley's alley
Woodman George, labourer Middle alley
Woodman Joseph, sea captain 51 Almond
Woodman \V'illiam, accon)ptant Wapkins' alley
Woodruff Abraham, blacksmith Equality court
Woodruff Archibald, grocer 68 north Second
Woodruff Daniel, stage driver 59 north Fourth
Woodruff Hampton, hairdresser 137 north Front
Woodruff John D. labourer 8 Chancei'y lane
Woodruff Thomas, corder 1 1 Callowhill
Woodsides John A painter &c. 163 Mulberry
Woodward Charles, accomptant 69 north Tifth
Woodward \V. W. printer and stationer 52 S. Second
Woolfort Peter, plaisterer 42 north Fighth
Wolley G. lumber merchant 168 north Fourth
Woolridge and Fllis, oak coopers 13 Little vVater
Woolridge Robert, oak cooper 154 south Fifth
Woolson Benjamin, carpenter 314 north Second

PHILADELPHIA

Woolson J. tin plate worker 97 High and Baker*s alley

Wordle Philip, bookbinder 5 1 Plum

A^ork Samuel, constable 277 south Third

Workman John, lumber merchant 271 south Front

Workman Rebecca, gentlewoman 374 south Front

Worrell Benjamin, shopkeeper 84 Cedar

Worrell Joseph, tavernkeeper 8 Strawberry

W-'orrell Joseph, carpenter 5 6 south Sixth

Worrell Jonathan, shoemaker 93 Mulberry

Worrell William, merchant 65 High

Worth James, merchant 280 north Second

Worth William, merchant 77 north Second

Worthington Sara4i, widow 350 north Front

W otherspoon Thomas, merchant 22 south Front

Worthy Francis, shoemaker 126 Plum

Wray Andrew, grocer and tavernkeeper 166 SwansoB

Wray Joseph, professor of palmastry 182 St. John's

Wray William, grocer 5, 7, 9, and 11 High

Wray William, innkeeper (Plow and Harrow) Filbert

above Lieventh
Wright George A. merchant 174 Spruce
W^ right, Caleb, currier N. E. corner Dock and Walnut
Wright Fnoch, taylor 80 Mulberry
Wright Fliis, carpenter 22 Artillery lane
Wright Jacob, blacksmith 292 south Fourth
\^' right George, porter 118 German
Wright John, oak cooper 73 south Water
W>ight James, shoemaker Lilly alley
Wright John, accomptant 98 Spruce
Wright John, ladies' shoemaker 13 Spruce
Wright John, tallow chandler 154 Lombard
Wright Joseph, sail maker 48 S. Wharves & 51 Spruce
Wright Malcolm, tin plate worker 201 High
Wright Patience, widow 573 south Front
Wright Sand, brush maker 96 High &c 4 Watkins' alley
Wright Sanmel G. merchant 38 and 57 north Front
Wright Thomas, ladies' shoemaker 115 south Second
Wright William, mariner 103 Christian h 160 St. John's
Wright William, taylor 54 south W ater
Wright and Williamson, sail makers Sassafras st. wharf
Wrigley Francis, printing ink maker Pine above 12lh

DIRECTORY.

Writer Jacob, boarding house 4 Almoml

Wurts Maurice, merchant 49 north Front

Wurts S. and Son, merchants 207 Mulberry

Wythe Daniel, painter 45 Spruce

Wyand Conrad, blacksmith 70 north Sixth

Wyand Eleanor, baker 124 south Second

Wynkhouse John H. 176 Cedar

Wynkoop A. aiul W. S. wholesale and retail merchants

163 south Water
Wynkoop Joseph, tea warehouse 63 Walnut
Wynkoop Mrs. gentlewoman ISl south Water
Wylie Nathaniel VV, printer 73 north Eighth
Wylie Rev. Samuel B. 63 south Eleventh

YARD Helen, widow 11 New
Yard James, merchant south-west corner Walnut
street whaif, and M south Fourth
Yard John, cabinet and chair maker 177 Sassafras
Yard Lewis, carpenter 137 Plum
Yard Shandy, fiuiterer 77 Walnut
Yardsley James, sea captain 421 souih Front
Yardley William, merchant .t8 Mulberry
Yarnall Ellis, merchant near 347 His^h
Yarnall Ellis and Son, ironmoni^ers 39 High
Yarnall John, carpenter 162 Cherry
Yarnall Nathan, iroumont^er 39 High
Yarrans Huiry, baker 112 Shippen
Yates Edmund, tin plate woiker 194 south Second
Yeager Casper, whitesmith 266 SassaiVas
Yeager Cieorge, shoemaker 30 Cherry
Yeager Heiu-y, cedar cooper 296 Vine
Yeager John, skin dresser 281 north Front
Yeager John, shoemaker 103 Sassafras
Yearger George, skin dresser 209 noi'th Eighth
Yeater Charles, carpenter 128 Brown
Yenser 1 eany, boarding house 239 north Front
Yohe George, innkeeper 2oO High
Yokle Mary, shopkeeper 2 Little Oak (S.)
Yopbt Joh^i, shoemaker 318 north FVont

PHILADELPHIA

Yorke Peter, sea captain 6 New Bank (Lodge)

Yorke bamuel, mate 501 south Front

Yorke Samuel, merchant 60 N. front and 49 Mulberry

Youny: A. taylor 278 Su John's

Young Ann, widow Nicholson's court

Young Charles, broker &c commission merchant 7 Fayette

Young Ciictrles, grocer corner Catherine and Fiont

Young Christopher, weaver near 10 Wagner's alley

Young Llizabeih, widow Thirteenth near Chesnut

Youiir: Francis, taylor back 50 Callow hill

Young George, shoemaker 29 Shippen

Young Henry, sugar boiler 271 John's

Young Henry, carpenter 32 Crov.n

Young Henry, gilder and carver 143 south Fifth

Young Jacob, dealer 248 St. John's

Young Jacob, painter and glazier 352 north Third

Young widow of James, grocer and boarding house 28

Penn
Young James, plumber 84 south Third
Young John, taiiow chandle'' 203 south Sixth
Young John, coachman 433 north Front
Young John G. grocer 383 south Third
Young Lewis, cabinet maker 257 south Second
Young Lewis, innkeeper N. W. corner Chesnut & Sixth
Young Mary, confectioner 399 south Second
Young Mrs. tutrcss 18 Passyunk
Young Nicholas, merchant 33 CaDowhill
Young Philip, blacksmith 40 New
Young Samuel, fruiterer 185 north Second
Young Samuel, harbour master 182 south Front
Young Samuel, gentleman 470 N. Second &: 370 N. 3d
YoiiuLC 1 h(;n)as, larpentei 6C south Second
Yoimg Thomas, shoemaker .'02 south Second
Young William, boot and shoemaker 92 south Second
Young William, broker near 35 Dock
Young William, grocer corner Shippen and Passyunk '
YounK \\ illiam P. soap boiler 194 Vine &. 163 N. Sixth
Young William, taylor 2J Passyunk road
Yoreous George, blacksmith 546 north Third
Yrujo Marquis de Cassa, mmister, he from his Catho-
lic majesty, corner of Pine and Second

DIRECTORY.

ZALEGE Hannah, widow 345 Sassafras
Zane John, sen. gentleman 23 north Ninth
Zane John, jun. merchant 23 north Ninth
Zantzinger Thomas B. attorney at law 246 High
Zargable Anthony, shoemaker 489 north Third
Zargable Godfrey, shoemaker 22 Starr alley
Zargable Mrs. widow Fourteen chimnies
Zebley Joseph, carpenter 34 New
Zebley Jacob, constable North Wharves
Zebley Rudolf, carter 468 Sassafras
Zehrens Anthony, skin dresser 297 north Third
Zeiss Andrew, baker 244 Spruce
Zeilin Jacob, tavernkeeper 161 Chesnut
Zeller Daniel, fish merchant 126 north Third
Zeller Jacob, bookbinder 121 north Third
Zeller Mary, teacheress 119 north Third
Zeller Philip, gentleman 14 Branch
Zeller William, storekeeper 14 Branch
Zenns Isaac, labourer Sweede's alley
Zense Edward, shoemaker back 196 north Third
Zentler Conrad, printer office back 104 north Second

dwelling 174 north Fifth
Zenns Francis, baker 436 north Front
Zeslein Jos. pastor of the Moravian church 74 Sassafras
Zigler Ann, mid-wife 74 New Isee Sigler*

Zigler Jacob, inspector of lumber 74 New
Zigler John, carter Kunckle
Zigler Samuel, drover 125 Callowhill
Zimmerman Adam, taylor 38 New
Zimmerman and H'arvey, merchants 13 south Water
Zimmerman Jacob, bleeder back 341 Callowhill
Zimmerman Sebastian, merchant 1 1 1 Vine
Zink George, victualler north I'welfth near Cherry
Zotlman WiHium, taylor 323 north Third
Zonnevert Michael, hair dresser 120 Browp

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APPENDIX.

LIST OF THE

Streets, Lanes^ Alleys and Courts, in the City^ East of Broad
street. District of Soiitfjvcark Is^ Northern Liberties.

ALMOND STREET, from the Delaware to 315 S Se-
cond, between Shippen st. and Cox's alley
Appletrce alley, from 50 N Fourth to 35 Fifth street
Artillery lane, from 342 N Front, to 363 Second
Bailly's court, opens 7 Vernon
Ball alley, from 120 Cedar, to 77 Shippen street
Ball's alley, from the Delaware, to 391 N Front sti-eet
Bank street, fronn 70 High, to 69 Chesnut street
Bakers alley, from 55 New, to 70 Vine street
Becks alley, from 172 Swanson, to 453 Front street
Bearstickers court, from 68 North Sixth street
Biddies alley, from 78 High, to 9 Elbow lane
Burds alley, from 78 Catharine, to Qiieen street
Black horse alley, from 20 S Front, to 19 Second
Boltons court, from 16 south Sixth street
Bonsai street, from 9th to 10th bfetween Lombardand Cedar
Broad street, running N and S from Vine to Cedar, between

Juniper and Schuylkill 8th streets
Browns court, from 34 Sassafras
Brittons alley, from the Delaware, to 205 N Water
Branch street, from 130 N Third, to 59 Fourth
Brewers alley, from 190 N Second, to 113 Fourth.
Brown street, from 414 N Front, to York road
Brookes court, from 126 N Front street
Brookes alley, from 99 Coates street, running north
Becks street, from 72 Passyunk road, running West
Branners alley, from Siiievely's alley to 180 Vine
Blackberry alley, from^Valnut to Spruce, and from Pine to

Lombard, between Eighth and Ninth streets
Bradfords alley, from 246 south Seventh, to Eighth
Buttlers court. See Equality court
Budd street, from 37 Green, to the Germantown foad
Cable Lane, from 19 Vine, to 42 Green street
Cauffmans court, froEi 14 Chrrry street
Charles street, from 2)o5 Callowhill, to Logan st.
Charlotte stteet, from 121 Brown, to Poplar lane
Callowhill street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill; anj
. betAveen Vine and Willow streets

Carlisles court, from 46 south Fifth

China st. above Front between Mary and Prime

Clover St. from 12th to 13th, between High and Chesnut

Carpenters st, from 6th to 7th, between High and Chesnut

Carpenters st. from (S) Moyamensing to Passyunk, and

between Christian and Prime
Catharine street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill, between

Shippen and Qiieen stx-eets
Chancery lane, from 15 Coombs alley, to 32 Arch
Cherry street, from 74 N 3d, to 10th, and continued from
11th to the Schuylkill, between Mulberry and Sassafras
Chesnut street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill, and be-
tween High and Walnut streets
Cedar street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill, between
Lombard & Shippen, being the southern boundary of the
city
Church alley, from 20 N Second, to 11 Third street
Christian street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill, and be-
tween Qiieen and Prime streets
Coopers court, from 404 N Front running West
Clover alley, from 90 south Fifth, to 125 Sixth street
Coates street, from the Delaware to the Ridge road, and

between Brown and Green streets
Coates court, from 31 Cable lane
Coates alley, from 134 N Front, to 151 Second street
Coombs alley, from 44 N Front, to 51 Second street
Cordwainers alley, from Kne to Lombard between Ninth

and Tenth streets
Crab street, from the Old Theatre to 2 Oak street
Cressons alley, from 96 N Fifth, to 91 Sixth street
Cressons court, from 61 Cherry running North
Crown street, from 155 Sassafras, to above Wood
Cypress alley, from 144 south Third, to 79 Fourth
Carters alley, from 66 south Second street, running west
Coxes alley, from 300 south Front, to 323 S Second street
Centre alley, from 11th to 12th, between Walnut Si Locust
Dock street, from 133 south Front, and 15 Spruce, to 67

south Third, between Chesnut and Walnut
Drinkers court, from 66 Union street
Drinkers alley, from 108 N Front, to 119 Second
Deans alley runs south between 11th and 12th from Walnut
Elfreths alley, from 94 north Front, to 105 Second
Eighth street, (south) from 256 High, to Cedar
Equality court, from 37 Budd street
Eighth street (north), from 301 High, to Logan
Elizabeth street, from 164 south Sixth to Seventh
Elmsleys alley, from )18, south Second street
Emlens alley, from 5 Powell sti-eec, to Clover alley
Eleventh street (N), from 407 His^j to Vine

Ill

Eleventh street (S), frdm High to Cedar, between Tenth

and Twelfth streets
Elbow lane, from 27 south Third street
Emiens courr, from 4 Noble st.
Etris's court, from 128 north Fifth, running West
Farmers alley, from 32 north Sixth, to 23 Seventh street
Federal st. from Front to Passyunk road, betv.'ecn Wiish-

ington and Wharton sts.
Farmers row, from near 39 Dock street
Furette street, from 53 Filbert, to 260 Mulberry
Filbert street, froni 22 N Eighth to Schuylkill
Fearis' court, from 143 north Front street
Fifth street (N), from 197 High to Logan street
Fifth street (S), from 1G3 High, to Catharine
Fitzwalter street, from 32 Passyunk road
Fullers alley, from Swanson, to 403 south Front street
Fourth street (N), from 155 High, to Germantown road
Fourth street (S), from 123 High, to Carpenter street
Franklin court, from 106 High street
Frombcrgers court, from 34 north Second
Front street (S), froni 14 High to Prime
Front street (N), from 21 High, to the intefsection of the

Frankford road, and Malborough
Garden street, from 297 Callowhill street
Gaskill street, from 238 south Second, to 229 Fifth
George st. (Southwark), from 24 Gaskill to 31 German
George st. (City), from 50 south Sixth to 53 Seventh and

from near 8th to Schuylkill between Walnut ^ Chesnut
George st. (Northern Liberties), from near 550 N Second

to 6th street
German street, from 334' south Second to 71 Passyunk
Gillisses alley, from 136 Lombard, to 189 Cedar
Goddards alley, from 2 Cable lane, to 211 N Second
Grays alley, from 62 south Front to 79 Second
Grindstone alley, from 81 High to Church alley
Goforth alley, from 67 Dock, to 72 Chesnut street
Greenleafs court, from 10 south Fourth street
Green street, from 358 North Front, to the York road
Greens court, from 127 Pine, running North
Grisels alley, from 13 Fitzwalter to Little Oak streets
Oarrigues court, from 213 Sassafras
Groffs court, from 57 Race street

Harmony court, from 76 south Third, to 47 Fourth street
Hartungs alley, from Co N Second, to 31 Third street
Hoflfmans alley, from 61 Cherry, to 114 Sassafras
Hurst street, from 146 Lombard, to 191 Cedar street
High street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill, and between

Mulberry and Chesnut streets
Hudsons lane, from Passyunk road near Cathariuc

Huddles alley, from the Delaware/to 70 Swanson street
HuJsous alley, from 112 Chesnut st. to Harmony court
Hunters coun, from N Eleventh between High and Filbert
Jones alley, from 15 Mary's alley, running North
Juniper St. North from High to Vine between 13th & Broad
Juniper South from High to Cedar between 13th & Broad
Juniper lane, from George to Walnut, between Tenth and

Eleventh
Juniper alley, from Tenth near Walnut to Juniper lane
James street, from Charles to the Ridge road
Keys alley, from 160 N Front to 183 Second street
Knights court, from 170 Cherry street
Kunckle street, from Brewers alley to Willow street
Lsstitia court, from 30 High st- to Black horse alley
Laurel sireet, from 39 Spruce to York court
Leech's court opens next 156 Spruce street
Liberty alley, from 9 Artilery lane to 6 Green street
Lilly alley, from St. Tammany to 74 Green street
Little Oak street, from Fifth to Spafford, between Shippen

and Fitzwalter streets
Little Dock street, from 50 Spruce to 17T south Second st.
Locust street, from 124 south Sixth to Schuylkill
Lodge St. from 78 south Second to Goforth alley
Logan street, from Old York road, to the Ridge between

Noble and Green streets
Lombard street, from 212 south Front to Schuylkill
Loxleys alley, from 115 Mulberry to 120 Cherry street
I/ittles court, from 263 south Second
Loxleys court, from 30 Spruce street
Laurence st. from 255 Vine to Callowhill street
M'Cullochs court, from 144 north Front street
MaVgaretta street, from 258 north Front, to 275 Second
Market" lane, from 98 north Eleventh street
Mary street, from 496 south Front, to 505 Second street
Marys alley, frona 27 Gillasses alley, to south Sixth street
!Matlacks court, from 12 Spruce street
Mead alley, from 90 Swanson, to 349 south Second st.
Mifilins alley, from 112 south Second st.
Mifflins court, from 318 south Front
Moravian alley, from 77 Mulberry to 70 Sassafras st.
Merritts Lane, from Fourteenth lo Passyunk betweew Ca-
tharine and Carpenter sts.
Mulberry street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between

High and Sassafras street
Mulberry court, from 8 N Sixth
^Uinor street, from 4 south Fifth, to 3 south 6th street
Middle alley, from 168 south Sixth, to Seventh st.
Malt alley, from Nicholsons court to 204 Sassafras
New street, from 158 N Second, to near 9;") Fourth sf*

Ni^tialsons court, from 113 Cherry ....:.

Ninth street, (S), from 112 High to Cedar

Ninth street, (N), from 339 High to Vine

Noble St. from 320 N Front to 5rh, and continued above Sili

in Spring Garden, between Callowhill and Logan
Nonnaters court, from 280 Mulberry
Norris alley, from 68 south Front to S7 Second st.
North alley, from 36 N Fifili, to 39 Sixth st.
Oak street, (N. L.) a continuation of N Water above Pools

Bridge, and between the Delaware and Front st.
Oak street, (Southwark) from 22 Crab, to Passyunk road
Ohio St. between Eleventh and Twelfth, and Pine and

Lombard streets
Orange st. from 7th to Sih between Locust and Spruce
Pine St. from the Delaware to Schuylkill, between Union

and Lombard sts.
Penn street, frotr^ 8 Pine to Almond
Pine alley, from Ball alley to 235 south Fourth street
Parrams alley, from 104 Swanson to 393 south Front s:.
Passyunk road, from 170 Cedar, running S W
Pear street, from near 62 Dock, to 83 south Third street
Pearsons court, from UN Seventh
Peggs street, from 290 N Front to 299 Second st.
Pembertons allc}', from 85 New to Vine street
Pewterplatter allev, from 14 N Front to 17 Second st.
Pfeiffers alley, from 22 Cable iane, to 235 N Second St.
Plum street, from 230 south Second to Fifth st.
Poplar lane, from 468 N Second to the Ridge Road
Pattons court, from 26 south Fourth
Powell street, from 100 south Fifth to Sixth street
I'rime st. frona the Delaware to Passyunk, below Catharine
Prospect alley, from 9 Fanect* to the Schuylkill
Prune street, from 112 south Fourth, to near 81 Sixth st.
Qiiarry street, from 36 Moravian alley to 101 N Third st.
Qiieen street, from the Delaware to Third between Catha-
rine and Christian streets
Randolphs court, from 126 N Second street
Read's alley, from 190 Cedar to 5 Small street
Relief street, from 218 south Front, to 237 Second
Relief alley, from 77 Dock st. to 34 Carters alley
Richardsons court, from 159 Sassafras street
Rasberry alley, from Locust to Spruce between 9th ?c 10th
Rose alley, from St. Tammany, near Third to Brown
Rowlinsons court, from 169 N Second street
Sansom street, from Seventh to Eighth between Chesnut

and Walnut
Sassafras street, from Delaware to SchuylkiU, between

Cherry and Vine streets
3chicvely5 ;^llev, froai 141 N Sixth, \9 Br^nners alley

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Sdllhouse alley, from 330 N Front

Says alley, from 41 Brown street

Shrivers court, from 71 N Eighth

Simmonds court, from 216 N Front street

Sims alley, from the Delaware to 15 south Water

Seventh street, (Little) from near IfS Walnut to Locu-

Swedes alley, opens at 22 Christian, running south

Shields alley, from 140 south Ninth to Rasberry allev

Shippen street, from 266 south Front to Passyunk i^ad

Sixth street, (S), from 192 High to Passyunk road

^ixth street, (N), from 233 High to Germantown road

Small street, from 190 south Fifth to Sixth streets

Smiths alley, near 211 south Third, to 32 GaskiU st

Smiths court, from 172 N Eighth st.

South alley, from 10 N Fifth, to 7 Sixth st

SpafFord street, from 204 Shippen to Fitzwalter

Spruce St. from the Delaware to Schuylkill, between Dock

and Union streets
Stampers alley, from 208 south 2d, to 163 Third street
Stalls court, from2l3 Sassafras street
Starr alley, from 163 Cherry to 189 Sassafras
S^erhng alley, from 15 Cherry lo 118 Sassafras st.
Srawberry street, from 58 High to 55 Chesnut st.
Sceinmeitzs court, from 93 N Fourth st.
St. Marys street, from 220 south Sixth to Eighth
St. Johns street, froTn 59 Vine to Germantown road
St. Tammany st from 318 N Second to 30r Third
bummers court, from 414 south Second
Swanson street, from 10 Cedar to Prime
Taper alley, fr(¥m 53 Green street

Taylors alley from 58 south Front, to 73 Second street
i enth St. N), from High to Vin^xj,etween 9th and llth
i enth St. (S), from High to Cedar, between 9th and llth
Third street, (N; from 115 High to Germantown road
Third street (S), from High tc Christian, and between south

becond and Fourth sts.
Turners alley, from 9.10 High to Carpenter st
Union street, from 166 south Front, to 79 Fourth
Union alley, from 180 S^vanson, to 463 south Front st
Vernon street, from 44. Cedar, to 29 Shippen st.

T.JlfT from the Delaware, to Schuylkill, between

Sassafras and CaUowhill sts.
Waggoners alley, irom 135 Cherry, to 252 Sassafras
Walnut street from the Delaware to Schuylkill, between .

Chesuut and Dock sts.
Water st. (Little) from 7 Cedar to Lombard st. alley
Water street, (S), from 12 High to Pine
Wat^r 3tre(W,.(N}, from 16 High to Willow st.

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Sassafras alley, from 201 Sassafras street

Second street, f^), from 52 High to Mary

Second street, (N). from 67 High to the Gcnnanlown voaci

Seventh street, (S), from 228 High to Fitzwalter

Seventh street, (M), from 263 High to Vine

Sciptz court, from 60 S:^ssufras, running south

Sheafs alley, on the West side of Eleventh near Vine st.

Shepherds cour*-, from 36 N Third street

Thirteenth st N and S from Vine to Cedar

Wharton st. from the Delaware to Pass)unk road, (ib'c

tnost southernly on the Plan J.
Wat kins court, from 22 Moravian alley
Webbs alley, from 221 Cherry to 334 Sassafras
Wells alley, from the Delaware to 371 N Front st.
Wests court, from 27 Cable lane

Wharves, (S), running south along the Delaware from High
Wharves, (?f), running north along the Delaware from High.
William sr. from 347 Callov.hill to Logan st.
Willings alley, from 98 south Third to 75 Fourth St.
Wittmans court, from 400 N Second st.
Wood street, from York to the Ridge roads between Vine

and Callowhill sts.
York road, from the intersection of Vine and Fourth sts. to

the GermantOvvn road
Yi)rk court, from 105 south Third St.
Z'anc street, from 3' N Seventh to Eighth sts.

LIST

Of the Streets in tbe City, JVest of Broach street and Ken-
sington.

APPS lane, from Qiieen to Bedford, between Malboro' &

Shack emu.xen sts.
Ashton or Water, N and S on the Schuylkill from High to

Cedar
Ash alley, from Schuylkill Front to Second, between High

and Cedar
Aspan alley, from Chesnut to George, between Schuylkill

Front and Second
Beach st. from the intersection of Maiden and Penn sts

running north to the Point road
Bishop street, from Beach to Qiieen st.
Brown st. from Cherry to Vienna st.
Bedford st. from Frant ford road to Hanover
Cherry st. from Queen to the Frank ford road
Duke St. running N and S from Hanover to Wood
Eighth St. (N), from High to Vine, ") between 7fh and
Eighth St. (."), from High to Cedar, 5 Broad

Fifth St. (N), from High to Vine, 7, . ^

Fifth St. (S), from High to Cedar, jbet>^-«n 4th and 6th

via

Fourth St. (N), from High to Vine, "> . . r,. i >.,i.

Fourth St. (S)! from High to Cedar, j ^-*^^^^" ^d and 5th
Frankford road, from the Upper Bridge, running north
Front St. (N), from High to Vine, "> between 2d and the
Front St. (S), from High to Cedar, 3 river

Germantown road, beginning at the intersection of N Front

and Maiden sts.
Hopkins court, near the intersection of Germantown road

and Second st.
Hanover st. from Beach st. to Frankford road
Maiden st. from the Delaware to the intersection of the

Germantown road and Front st.
Malboro' st. frem the Delaware to Frankford road between

Hanover and Shackemuxen sts.
Otter St. from the Frankford road south of Bedford st,

running West to the Germantown road " ^ *

Pahner st. from Queen st. to Frankford road
Penn st. commonly called Point Pleasant, running N along

the Delav.'are to Queen st.
Queen st. from the intersection of Penn and Bishop sts. to

Frankford road
Rose St. near the intersection of William and the German^

town road, running East to Frankford road
Sarah st. from Queen to Bedford st.
Say St. from Schuylkill 7th to 8th, between Sassafras and

Vine

Second St. (N), from High to Vine, 7i . r? ^* p, "j

c J . ; \ r TT- u . n J ^between Front & od
Second st. (~), from High to Cedar, 3

Seventh st. (N), from High to Vine, 7 1 ^ t^.u „«a e^t,

c„ ^«fu * / \ X- u- I ^ n A >■ between 6th and 5th
Seventh st. (5), from High to Cedar, 3

Shackemuxen st. fi-om Queen to Frankford road

c-'^;l! '!' !??• Z'^"" S-^ .'°/i"'' 1 between 5th and rth
Sixth St. (S), from High to Cedar, 3

Third St. (N), from High to Vine, 7 ,._..„„£„ od and 4th
Third St. (S), from High to Cedar, j "between ^a ana 4th
Vienna St. from Cherry to West st.
Warren st. from Beach to Qiieen st.
West St. from Wood to Hanover st.
Wood St. from Queen st. near the Point road
William St. (Northern Liberties) from Otter, running N to
Rose St. .

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.

CUSrOM-HOUSE.

carpenter's buildings, next 116, CHESNUT STREET.

T?>llil>"'Mn]ilfiii],iiig-, Collector. ]o\ivt&rfMr^D€puty-Collec-
tor and Weigher. Hcar.y Gpaff) Deputy Weigher. Witiiafta
MacpkMM>u^.A^rti»fl/ Officer. li©fee«--Heysham, Dejiuty Na-
val-Officer. WUl«w*J*ii»Wf, Ganger. VViHium Bache, Sur-
veyor. John GoTjper, Deputy - Surveyor .

Inspectors.... P^ndrevriySyet, Jtrn. J«lin F; Schott, jMnnas
SimOnds, Andrew Burkhard, Peter Ozeas, Andrew J adr-
son, Isaac Milnor, Jarae* Smith, Isaac Roaeh, Robert Hop-
km»^ Ficederick ShnU, Aleocawier Bord, Tlicmas Cash,
Johw Cre«s, Bepjamin Ashniead, Benjawmi~-TiroTrKis,
Rotrei'l" Jack^trtr;- Jt>H« -M»«€r, Jtwc^h • Piper, Alexander
^jfritfe^r J4lbu.JSj;e^,^pSp James Stewart, Charles Anderson,
H^aj^'.44<f--M«hlenberg, (at Marcus Ho«k), and David
IVo*«j.-(near the Lazaretto).

Hours of transacting business, froin 9 A. M. to 2 P. Jf.

WARDENS OF THE PORT.

Office, No. 18 Walnut St.

Henry Hawkins, Master Warden.

k P*ut Cox-, Robert Ralston, Wm. Davis, VVm. Jonas Keen,

Chas. Penrose, John Ashmead... Samuel F. Saunders, Clerk.

Sainuel Young, Harbour Master.

Attendance given frovi 9 A. M. to 3 P. M....On Saturdays
from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. and from S to 5 P. M.

RATES OF PILOTAGE fur the Port of Philadelphia.

INWARDS. ...Up to 12 feet, at 20 shillings per foot.

Above 12 feet, at 25 shillings per foot.

OUTWARDS. ..Up to 12 feet, at 15 shillings per foot.

Above 12 feet, at 20 shillings per foot.
And ten dollars extra, from the 20th of November, until

the lOth March, inclusive.

Inspectors of Lumber.... John Douglas, jr. (head inspector)
'Sa.muel Garrigues, Jacob Zigler, Joseph Maxfield, Benja-
min Gardiner, Samuel Reall, William Preston, and Laven
Sneed.

Inspector of Staves.... Abro.h3.m Mitchell

Inspectors of Flour.. ..Aadt^v^^^t^, (head inspector) Ja-
cob Manl inborn, and C. Iricic

Inspector (f Salt Provisions.... ]ohn Joiiesr.

Inspector of Butter and Lard... -Wm. ¥. ^'...\^cs..

Inspector of 7b/»acco.. . ^Riekwd Thonv

Inspector of £ari....S^mMtl Elliott.

Regulator of Weights and Measures.... 'Be.n'i^ixxnw Sci;ll.

Regulator of Dry Measures.. ..Qti^zorv Cox.

Measurers of Grain. ...Alex. Moore, (head measurer) John
Scott, Charles Callahan, Edward M'Gowen, Georg^c Burk,
Charles Oakford, Wm. Oakford, Daniel Newnham, and
Wm. Field.

Measurers cf Salt and Cba'.... William Thackara, Charles
Flemming, Wm. Nelson, John Henders6n, Joel Stratton,
and Samuel Oakford.

SuperiJitendant of the Povtder iJ^flf^(:2<:"«r,... Shallows Shewell.

DUTIES

PATABLE^BT LAW,

ON GOODS, WARES AXD MERCH AVBIZE,

Imported into the United States, froiyi and after the last day
of yuney_1804. With other Comfnercial itforrnation,

ARMS, fire and side, not other-
wise enumerated, or parts there-
of, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.

Apparatus, philosopkiqal, specially
imported for any seminary of
learning, free

Apparel wearing, (see wearing ap-
parel, &c.)

Ale, Beer, and Porter, in casks or

bottles, 8 cents per gallon

On the bottles, if black glasg

quart bottles 60 cents per groce

Antimony, regulus of, free

Artificial flowers, feathers & other
ornaments for Women's head
dresses 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.

Anniseed, 171-2 ditto

Articles of all kinds of the growth
or manufacture of the United
States, or their territories, upon
•\rhich no drawback, bounty or
allowance has been paid or ad-
mitted, f»'c*

Almonds, 2 cents per pound

Anchors, 1 1*2 ditto

*Aq[ua fortls, f^^^

Baggage, personal,' (s?e wearing
apparel, fee)

Bark of the Cork tree, free

Brass cannon,

tcutcnague and v.-ire,

iron or steel locks, hinges,

hoes, anvils, vises,

all other manufactures of brass,

Balls and balsams, (see powders,

pastes, 6tc.)
Beasts, viz. Horses, Cattle, Sheep,

Swine, or other useful ones, im-
ported for breed,
Beer, ale, and porter in casks or

bottles,

On the bottles, if black glass
quart botiies.
Bricks and tiles.
Bristles of swine,
Bonnets, hats and caps of every

kind.
Boots,

Boots, blank.
Bottles, black glass quart,
Buttons of every kind,
Buckles, shoe and knee,
Brushes,
Burgundy wine.
Burr stones, unwrought.
Bullion,

C
Cannon of brass,
Carriages or parts of carriages.
Cards, i)la}ing,

wool o.nd cotton.

Cables and tarred cordage

Cabinet wares.

Caps, hats and bonnets, of every

kind.
Carpets and carpeting,
Cartridge paper.
Candles of tallow,

. "■ ■■■ of wax ov spermaceti.
Champaign wine.
Capers,

Canes, walking sticks and whips,
Cambrick s.
Cassia, Chinese,
Clay, unwrought.
Cheese,
China ware,
Cinnamon and cloves.

1/ 1-2 per cent, ad Val.
free

1.5 per cent ad val.
17 1-2 ditto

17 1-2 ditto

8 cents per gallon

60 cents ])er grocc

17 1-2 per cent, ad va!.

free

17 1-2 per cent, ad val.
75 cents per pair
J. 5 per cent, ad val.
60 cents per grace
17 1-2 j)er cent, ad val.
27 1-2 ■ ditto
15 ditto

45 cents per gallon
free
free

17 1-2 per cent, ad val.
22 1-2 ditto
25 cents per pack
50 cents per dozen
'^ cents per pound
T 1-2 percent, ad val.

17 1-3 ditto
17 1-2 ditto
17 1-2 ditto
2 cents per pound

6 ditto

45 cents per gallon

17 1-2 per cent, ad val.

15 ditto

4 cents per pound

free

7 cents per poimd

17 1-2 per cent, ad val.
20 cents per pound

Xll

Ghintzes and colored callicocs or

muslins, aud all printed, stained

or colored goods or manufac-
tures, or not being printed,

stained or colored, of cotton or

of linen, or of both, or of which

cotton or linen is the material of

chief value, 1^ per cent, ad val.

Cocoa, 2 cents per pound

Chocolate, 3 ditto

Clogs and Goloshoes, (see shoes) ^^ cents per pair
Cordage tarred, ^ 2 cents per pound

r untarred, 2 1-2 ditto

Comfits, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val-

Cosmetics, 1^ 1-2 ditto

Coal, -'t cents per bushel

Colours, (see painters) 1*^ 1-2 per cent, ad yal.

Copper manufactures, l'^ 1-2 ditto

in plates, pigs and bars, f^'ce

Cork tree, bark of, free

Compositions for the teeth or gnms,

(see dentifrice) 1?' 1-2 per cent, ad val.

Coffee, 5 cents per pound

Cotton, 3 ditto

rags.

free

Cotton or linen manufactures, or of
both, or of which cotton or linen
is the material of chief value,
\vhether printed, stained, colored
or otherwise, 15 per cent, ad val-

Clocks and watches, or parts of

either 17 1-2 ditto

Coaches, chariots, phxtons, chairs,
chaises, solos and other carri-
ages, or parts of either, 22 ditto

Cloathing ready made, 15 ditto

Cutlasses, or parts thereof, 17 1-2 ditto

Currants, 2 cents per pound

Dates, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val,

Dentifrice, powders, tinctures, pre-
parations, and compositions for
teeth or o^ums, 17 1-2 ditto

Dishes, pewter, 4 cents per pound

Dolls, dressed, and undressed, or

parts thereof, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.

Drugs, medicinal, except those

commonly used in dying, 17 1-2 ditto

and woods for dying, free

Xlll

E
Earthen and stone wares, 171-2 per cent ad vai.

Essences (see powders, i)astcs,&:c.) 17 1-2 ditto

F
Fans, or parts thereof, 17 1-2 ditto

Fayal wine, 28 cents per gallon

Feathers and other ornaments for

women's head dresses, 17 1-2 per cent. ad val.
Fring^cs commonly used by uphol-
sterers, coachmakers and sad-
dlers, 17 1-2 ditto
Figs, 2 cents per pound
Fish, dried, foreign caught, 50 cents per quintal
mackarcl, 60 cents per barrel

— salmon, 100 ditto
——all other pickled, 40 ditto
Flowers, artificial, 17 1-2 per cent, ad va^
Floor cloth and mattB, or parts of

either, 17 1-2 ditto

Fruits of all kinds, except those
otherwise particularly enumerat-
ed, 17 1-2 ditto

Furs of every kind, undressed, free

Glass, black quart bottles, 60 cents per groce '

Glass, window, not above 8 by 10 -^q C cents per 100
inches, C. square feet

— not above 10 bv 12 175 ditto

abo^'e 10 by 12 225 ditto

all other glass and manufac-
tures thereof, 22 1-2 per cent, ad val»

Glauber salts, 200 cents per cwt.

Gauzes, 15 per cent, ad val.

Geneva (see spirits)

Ginger, 17 1-2 ditto

Girandoles, or parts thereof, 22 1-2 ditto

Goloshoes (see shoes) 15 cents per pair

Gloves and mittens of every kind, 17 1-2 per cent, ad vat.
Gold, silver and plated wares, 17 1-2 ditto

Gold and silver lace, 17 1-2, ditto

Goods, wares and merchandize,

(see wares, &c.)
Glue, 4 cents per poMnd

Gunpowder, 4 ditto

•Gum, chiefly used in preparing
muslins, cottons or linensj for re-
ceiving colors or dyes, fvee
*— Arabic, free

XIV

Hangers, or parts thereof, 17 1.3 per cent ad val

Hair powder, 4 cents per pound
Hats, caps and bonnets, of every

^Jnd, irpercent. adval.

Hemp, 100 cents per cwt

Hempen rags, free

Hides, raw, free

Hoop iron, 1 cent per pound

Implements or tools of a mechani-
cal trade only, of persons who
arrive in the United States, free

Indigo, 25 cents per pound

Iron wire, free

steel or brass locks, hinges,

hoes, anvils and vises, 35 per cent, ad val.

hoop and slit, j cent per pound

' sheet, 1 1.0 ^jjj^

cast, and all manufactures of

iron, steel or brass, or of which,
either of these metals is the
article of chief value, not being
otherwise particularly enumerat-
ed, 1?' per cent, ad vaI,

Jewellery and paste work, 17 1-2 ditto

Kid shoes, 15 c^nts per pair

Lace of gold and silver, 17 1-2 per cent, ad Val

Laces and lawns, 15 ditto

Laces, linens, fringes, tassels and
trimmings, commonly used by
upholsterers, coach-makers and
sadlers, 17 1-2 ditto

Lamp black, 15 ditto

Lapis calaminaris, free

I^eather tanned and tawed, and all
inanufactures of Leather, or of
which leather is the article of
chief value, not otherwise parti-
cularly enumerated, 17 1-2 per cent. advaL

Lead and musket ball, 1 cent per pound

• all other manufactures of lead

or in which lead is the chief

article, 1 ditto

. red, 2 ditto

.,^ white, 2 ditto

Lemons and limes, IT 1-2 per cent, ad val.

. , C cents per cask

Lime foreisn. 50 ^containing 60gals.

Linen orcotton manufactures, or of
both, or of which cotton or linen
is the material of chief value,
whether printed, stained, color-
ed or otherwise, 15 per cent, ad val<

rags, free

Lisbon and Oporto wines, 30 cents per gallon

Looking glass, 22 1-2 per cent, ad val.

Manufactures of tin, pewter and
copper, except pewter plates and
dishes. 17 1-2 ditto

■ of iron, steel or brass,

not otherwise particularly enu-
merated,

■ of leather, not other-
wise particularly enumerated,

of lead not otherwise

par'icularly enum^irated,

of cotton, or linen, or

of both, whether printed, color-
ed or otherwise,

■■ of glass (see glass)

of tobacco (see snufT,

17 1-2

ditto

17 1-2

ditto

1 cent

per pound

15 per

cent, ad val.

segars and tobacco)

of wood (see cabinet

wares and wood)

of the United Statas,

or their territories, upon -which
no drawback, bounty or allowance
has been paid or admitted, free

Mats and floor clotlxs, or parts of

«j^^e^' 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.

^^''^' 10 cents per bushel

Marble, slate and other stone,
bricks, tiles, tables, mortars and
other utensils of marble or slate,
and generally all stone and earth-
en ware, 17 1-2 per cent, ad vaU

Madeira wines (see wines)

Malaga wine, 28 cents per gallon

*'^^'^f ' , 125 cents per pound

JJ^!^=^'"«'' , 60 cents per barrel .

Medicinal drugs, except those com-
monly used in dying, 17 1-2 per cent, ad yal.

Merchandize, goods and wares,

(see wares, hey ditto

XVI

Mittens and gloves of every kiuJ, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.

Millenery ready made, 17 1-2 ditto

Molasses, 5 cents per gallon

Morocco shoes, 15 cents per pair

Muskets and fire locks, with or
without bayonets, or parts of ei-
ther, 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.

Musiard in flour, 17 1-2 ditto

Muslins, and muslinets, whether
printed, s'lained, coloured, or
otherwise, 15 ditto

Nails, 2 cents per pound

Nankeens, 15 per cent, ad vat.

Niiimegs, SO cents per pound

Oranges, 17 1-2 pet* cent, ad val.

Ornaments for women's head dres-
ses, 17 1-2 ditto

Ochre, yellow dry, 1 cent per pound
in oil, 1 1-2 ditto

*Oil of vitriol, free

Ointments, oils and odours (see
powders, pastes, &c ) 17 1-2 per cent, ad val.

Olives, 17 1-2 ditto

Oil, 17 1-2 ditto

Oporto and Lisbon wines, 30 ceats per gallon

Old pewter, free

Paper hangings, ^"7 1-2 per cent, ad vaL

writing and wrapping, 15 ditto

sheating and cartridge, 17 1-2 ditto

Painters' colours, whether dry or
ground in oil, except those other-
wise enumerated, and those com-
monly used in dying, 17 1-2 ditto

Packthread and twine, 400 cents per cwt.

Paste boards, parchment or vellum, 15 percent, ad vat.

I'aste work and jewellery.

17 1-2 ditto

Phxtons, or parts thereof.

22 1-2 ditto

Plaister of Paris,

free

Pewter manufactures, exce

pt plates

and dishes.

17 1-2 per cent, ad vaL

«^lA4.,.-kf- «^*-l/-l <^l.r>ViA«

4 cents per poutid

old,

free

Pepper,

6 cents per pound

Perfumes,

17 1-2 per cent, ad Y&l.

Pistols or parts thereof,

17 1-2 ditto

Pictures and prjuts,,

\5. ditto

XV li

Fimento, 4 cer-ts per pound

Printing types, 15 per cent, ad vul.

Pickles of all sort „, • 17 1-2 diito

Printed, stained or coloured goods,

or manufactures of cotton, or of
linen or of both, IJ per cent, adval.

Philosophical apparatus, specially

imported for any seminary of

learning, free

Pickled fish, of every kind except

mackeral and salmon, 40 cents per bar re .

Porter, beer and ale, in casks or

bottle.-j, 8 cents per gallon ».

On the bottles, if black glass

quart bottles, 60 cents per groce

Powder for hair, 4 cents per pound

gun, 4 ditto

Powders, pastes, balls, balsams,

ointments, oils, waters, washes,

tinctures, essences or other pre-
parations or compositions, com-
monly called sweet scents, odors,

perfumes or cosmetics, and all

powders or preparations for the

teeth or gums, IT 1-2 per cent, ad ral.

Plums and prunes, 2 cents per pound

Quicksilver, G ditto

R
Raisins imported in jars and boxes,

and muscadel raisins, 2 ditto

all other kinds, 1 1-2 ditto

Raw hides and skins, free -

Rags of cotton, of hempen, of linen

and woollen clcch, free

Regulus of antimony, free

Red lead, 2 cents per pound

*Rocco, free

Rum (see spirits)

S
Salt, weighing more than 56 lbs.

per bushel, 20 cent3 per 56 lbs.
weighing fifty-si-x pounds, per

bushel or less, 20 cents per bushel

Salts glauber, 200 cents per cwt.

Stained, printed or coloured goods,

or manufactures of cotton, or of

linen, or of both, 15 per cent, ad vai^

S»U petre, I5 ditto

3% -

Saint Lucar wines.

Starch,

Sail cloth,

Slate, stone, and stone ware>

Saddles, or parts thereof,

Sattins, and other wrought silks,

Spanish brown,

Salmon,

*SafFron,

Steel,

Steel, iron or brass locks, hlng-es,

hoes, anvils, and vises,
— * all other manufactures of

steel,
Sheathing and cartridge paper.
Sherry wine.

Sea stores of ships or vessels.
Spermaceti candles,
Sweet scents, (see powders, pastes,

&c.)
Segars,
Seines,
Sheet iron.

Spirits distilled in the U. S.
imported in the same
ship or vessel in which
they had been previous-
ly exported from the U.
States, viz.

Frsin violasses.

First pronf,

Second d:tto.

Third ditto.

Fourth ditto,

Fifth ditto.

Sixth di.to,
Mom materials of the groxuih
and produce of the U. S.

First proof.

Second ditto.

Third ditto.

Fourth ditto.

Fifth ditto.

Sixth ditto.^

40 cents per g^Hon-

3 cents per poimd
15 per cent, ad vaL
17 1-2 ditto

IS ditto

15 ditto

1 cent per pound

100 cents per barrel.

free

100 cents per cwt=

15 per cent, ad var/

ir 1-2 ditto

IT 1-2 ditto

40 cents per gallon

free

6 cents per pound

17 1-2 percent, ad vaf.
200 cents per thousand

4 cents per pound
1 1-2 ditto

IF IMPORTED 1>I

«* to

•-I p
;2

cents per gallon
ditto

15
16

ditto

18 1

ditto

XIX

58 cents per gallon

ijnriis distilled ia forci2;n cour.'
tries, viz.

From Grair.. •

First proof.

Second ditto,

Third ditto,

Fourth ditto.

Fifth ditto

Sixth ditto
Frovi other materials.

First proof,

Second ditto.

Third ditto.

Fourth ditto.

Fifth ditto.

Sixth ditto.
Spikes,
Silver and plated ware, .

lace,

Skins raw.

Slit iron,

Sicily wine,

S\\ ine, bristles of,

Shoes and slippers of silk,

Shoes of kid and morocco,

other shoes and slippers for

men and ^vomen, clogs and golo-
shoes,
«„-^ slippers for children,
Swords and cutlasses, or parts of

either, 17 1-2 percent, ad vat

Stockings, 17 1-2 ditto

Stone and earthen -ware, 17 1-2 ditto

Soap, 2 cents per pound

Solos and other carriages, ov parts

thereof, 22 1-2 percent, ad val.

Stones burr, unwrought, free

Sulphur, 15 per cent, ad val.

Sugars, brown, 2 1-2 cents per pound

. white clayed, 3 ditto

. white powdered, 3 ditto

all other clayed or powdered, 3 1*2 ditta

— : lunip, 6 1-2 ditto

loaf, 9 ditto

other reined, 6 1-2 ditto

sugar candy, 111-2 ditto

Snuff, 10 ditto

Tallow, 11-2 ditto

Tttsais »nd trimmings cojnmonly

ditto

38 cents per j;ali^»

ditto

1 cent
ir 1-2

per poimd

per cent, ad \z\

17 1-2

ditto

free

1 cent

per peund

30 cents per gallon
free

25 cents per pair
15 ditto

ditto

used by upholsterers, coachmak-

ers and sadlers,
Tables of marble, slate or other

stone, or parts thereof.
Tallow candles.
Tarred cordage,

17 1-2 per cent, ad val'

17 1.2 ditto
2 cents per pound
2 ditto

Teas from Chhia and In' ^ -^
dia, or from any i&la?ids $ ^
laying eastivardiy of the ' ^
Cape of Good Hope.

— bohea, 12

■— — souchong and other
black teas, 18

• ■■ ■ hyson, imperial, gun-
powder, or gomee, 32

— — other green teas, 20

From Europe.

bohea, 14

souchong and other

black teas, 21

— — hyson, imperial, gun-
powder or goir.ee, 40

other green teas, 24

From any other place.

bohea, 17

souchong and other

black teas, 27

..^ hyson, imperial, gun-
powder or gomee, I 50

„__ — other green teas, ' 30

TenerifFe wine,
Twine and pack thread,
Tin manufactures,
in plates and pigs.

If imported

cents per pound

ditto

ditto
ditto

ditto

ditto «
ditto

ditto

ditto
ditto

.?<!

17 1-2

50-
30 .

17 1-5

50
50

18 7-10

29 7-10

55
53

28 cents per gallon

4Q0 cents per cwt.

17 1-2 per cent, ad val.

free
Tinctures, (see powders, pastes, &c. 17 1-2 per cent, ad vaL
Tiles and bricks, 17 1-2 ditto

Toys, not otherwise enumerated,

Tobacco manufactured, other than
snuff and segars.

Tools or implements of a mechani-
cal trade only, of persons who
arrive in the United States,

•Turmeric,

Types for printing,

ditto

6 cents per pound

Unmanufactured wood,

; wool,

Untarred cordage.

free
free
15 per cent, ad vaL

free .

free

2 1^2 cents per.pound'

XXI

yarn, 22.-> cents per cwt.

Uii wrought clay, free

Velvets and velverets, 15 per cent, ad val.

•Verdigrise, free

•Vitriol, oil of, free

Wares of tin, copper and pewter,

except pewter plates and dishes, 17 1-2 per cei\t. ad val.

— — earthen or stone, ditto

- china, ditto

gold, silver and plated, ditto

Wares, goods and merchandize iin- /^ If imported in
ported directly from China or In- \ American or Fo-
dia, in ships or vessels, not of < reign ships or ves-
the United States, except teas, J sels, 15 per cent.

china ware, and all other articles \.. ad val.
liable to higher rates of duties,
■ " ■ goods and merchandize of
the growth or manufacture of the
United States, or of their territo-
ries, upon which no drawback,
bounty or allowance has been paid
or admitted, free

Wafers, 17 1-2 per cent ad val.

Watches and clocks, or parts of ci- 17 1-2 ditto

ther.

Waters and vrashes, (see poweers,

pastes, See.) 17 1-2 ditto

Walking sticks, whips and canes, 15 ditto

Wax candles, C cents per pounA

AVearing apparel, and other personal
baggage, of persons who arrive in
the United States, free

TVines in casis, bottles or other vessels.

Malmsey, Madeira and Lon-
don particular Madeira, 58 cents per gallon

— — all other Madeira wine, 50 ditto

Burgundy, Campaign, Rhe-
nish and Tokay, 45 ditto

Sherry and St. I-ucar, 40 ditto

-^ Claret and other wines, not

enumerated, when imported in

bottles or cases, 35 ditto

-m ■ ■ LisboH, Oporto, and other

Portugal wines, 30 ditto

, Sicily, 30 ditto

TeneriiTe, Fayal, Malaga, St.

George, and other western i'^land

wines, 28 ditto

xxu

— — all other wines, when imported

otherwise than in bottles or cases, 23. ditto

On the bottles, if black gbiss

quart bottles, 60 cents per groce

if other than black glass quart

- bottles, 22 1-2 -per cent, ad val.

Window glass, not above 8 by 10

inches, 160 cents per 100

■ not above 10 by 12, 175 ditto

above 10 by 12> 225 ditto

White lead, 2 cents per pound

Wire of brass a«d iron, free

Wool and cott«n cards, 50 cents per dozen

Wood manufactured, (exclu«lv.e of

cabinet wanes) 15 per cent, ad val.

Wood unmanufactured, free

Wccl unmanufa-cturedj, free

Woods, dying, free

Woolen rags, free

Yarn, untarred, 225 cents per cwt.

All other goods not before particu-
larly enumerated and described; 15 per cent, ad val.

* Note. Those articli^s -xhicb hn'oe asterisks affixed^ have
been deciared free by the Treasury ^ as falling under the denom'
ination of Dying tirvgs .

iXy" THE aforementioned Goods, except those particu-
larized, are subject to an additional duty of ten per cent,
when imported in vessels not of the United States.

Alton}) ances for Drafts made at the Custom- House,

On any quantity of 1 cwt. or 112 lb. 1 lb.

On any quantity above 1 and not exceeding 2 cwt. 2 lb.
On any quantity above 2 and not exceeding 3 cwt.
On any quantity above 3 and not exceeding lO cv/t.
On any quantity above 10 and not exceeding 18 cwt.
On any quantity above 18 cwt.

FOR TARE.

On every whole chest of Bohea tea,
half do. do.

quarter do, do.

On every chest of Hyson, or other green teas, the
gross vveight of which shall be 70 pounds or
upwards.
On every box of other tea, not less than 50 or more
than 70 pounds gross,

3 1b.

4 1b.
71b.
91b.

70 1b.
36 lb.
20 1b.

20 lb.

IS lb..

XXlll

If more than TO and not exceeding 80 lb. gross, 20 Hj.
If more than 80 pounds gross, 22 lb.

Which tares shall include rope, canvas and other
coverings.

On all other boxes of tea, according to the invoice

or actual weight thereof,
On coffee, in bags,
in bales,
in casks,
On sugar, other than loaf sugar,
in casks,
in boxes,
in bags or mats,
On cocoa, in casks,
in bags,
On pimento, in casks,

ia bags.
On cheese, in hampers or baskets,

in boxes,
On candles, in boxes.
On chocolate, in boxes.
On cotton, in bales,

in seroons,
On glaubcr salts, in casks.
On indigo, in barrels,

in other casks,
in seroons,
in bags or mats,
'On nails, in casks.
On pepper, in casks,
in bales,
in bags,
On sugar-candy, in boxes,
On segars, in casks or boxes,
On soap, in boxes,
On shot, in casks,
On twine, in casks,
in bales,

On all other goods, according to the invoice thereof, or
actual weight Provided always, that where the ori-
ginal invoices of any of the said articles are produced at
the time of making entry for such articles, and the tare
or tares appear therein, it shall be lawful for the collec-
tor and naval officer, where there is one, if they see fit,
with the consent of the importer or importers, consignee
or consignees, to estimate the said tare or tares accord-

2 :

per cent

do.

XXIV

in j to such invoice, but if not determined -at the tinne of
entry, the tare or tares as above shall be granted and
allowed.

Allots ances for Leakage and Mreakage.

Two per cent, allowed on the guage on all merchandize
paying duty by the gallon, contained in casks.

Ten per cent, on all beer, ale and porter in bottles, and
five per cent, en other liquors in bottles, to be deducted
from the invoice quantity in lieu of breakage ; or it shall
be lawful to compute the duties on the actual quantity
by tale, at the option of the importer, at the time of
cntrv.

REMARKS.

1. No ship or vessel, from foreign ports, or coming by
sea from any port of the United States, shall be permitted
to report, make entry or break bulk, till the master shall
deliver to the postmaster all letters under his care, or with-
in his power, other than such as are to be delivered at the
port of entry, or such as are directed to the owner or con-
signee of such ship or vessel ; and on oath or affirmation,
to be taken of suck delivery, the master to receive two
cents for every letter so delivered.

2. Goods from foreign ports cannot be unladen but be-
tween eun-rise and sim-set, without special licence, under
a penalty of four hundred dollars on the master, and every
other person concerned, disability from holding any office
under the government of the United States for seven years,
and being advertised in the newspapers, with forfeiture of
the goods; which, if amounting to 400 dollars, will subject
the vessel, and apparel also, to forfeiture.

3. Goods removed before guaged and weighed, and if
•wines, spirits or teas, before being marked, without per-
mission, are forfeited.

4. Persons giving or offering a bribe, forfeit from two

hundred to two thousand dollars. Inspectors and officers

of the revenue cutters, may go on board, examine and
search vessels, have access to the cabin, and seal packages ;

and after sun-set, secure hatches, &c. Persons in charge

of vessels, for breaking fastenings, but in the presence of
an officer, forfeit five hundred dollars.

XXV

MINISTERS.

Pknipotentiary ,• Consids a?:d Commercial Agents from the
United States to foreign nations,

MiNiSTEns Plenipotentiary.

Trance. ...John Armstrong
Court of io;«/o;i.... James
Munroe,

CONSUT.S AND Co

,-///iCa««.... Robert Mont^o-

mery,
Algiers....Toh\^s Lear,
Antigua....]. W. Rose,
.-/«m'er/>.... Jacob Ridgway,
imsterdavi. ..Sylv. Bourne,
./3or<rj....John B. Darney,
Barcelona. ..]o\\n Leonard,
liatavia.. .T\iom7i% Hewes,
Belfast... }z.r\\t^ Holmes,
5mfo/...Elias Vanclerhorst,
Bourbon...'\Wi\\'\z.m Buchanan,
^orc/eaux... Willi am Lee,
Brnnen...Y. G. Wichelhaus-

sen,
Ca/a/j...John Appleton,
/7an?o«... Edward Comington,
Caj'fMne... Thomas Aborn,
Cadiz..-] OS. Znardi,
Cette..]^ir\<ts Anderson,
Copenhagen... Y\.. R. Saabye,
Cor*^ ..John Church,
Cwr;-oHrt...Benj. H. Phiilips,
Cape Good Hope...]. Elmslie,
Calcutta (Ind ) Jacob Lewis,
Corwn«a... Henry Molier,
JDhZ»//«... Joseph Wilson,
Di/ni-zri^.. .Francis Coffyn,
Deniarara...'Wm. Gardiner,
Eviden...W\Ti\. Clarke,
Essiquibo...\Vm. Gardner,
Fayal...]ohn. Street,
jFfl/?now?^'... Robert W. Fox,
i'Vanca... Philip Marck,
Genoa. ..Peter Kuhn, jun.
Gibraltar. ..](. Yin Gavino,
G/fl*^o^...Joh.u C. Murray,

Court of Madr id... .]d.mes
Bowdoin.

MMERCiAL Agents.

Gottenburg--.^. C. Gardener,
Havre d'Grace...!. C. Barnet,
Havanna. .a^nry Hill, jun.
Hamburg.. ■]oh.n M. Forbes,
Isle (f France... WlWid^m Bu-

channan,
Isle of St. Bartholome^i-s....

Isaac Prince,
Isles of Majorca "^

Minorca and Vj. M.Baker
IVzca J

Island of Cuba.. \i^x\xyWA,

of Teneriffe. . . J . J . A r m -

strong,
Kingston (Hull)...G. Knox,
Leghorn... T)\om-x% Appleton
La Focbelle.. .T\\os. Lovell,
L^Orient...A?Lron Vale,
Liverpool. ..]2imts Maury,
London. ..George W. Irvin,
Ze/fy6... Henry Grant,
jL/iAon.. -William Jarvic,
La Cj^/ra. ..Augustin Madin,
Malta. ..]Qsei>h Peelis,
Madeira.. James L. Cathcar^
Madrid. ..Moses Young,
Malaga.. .Wni. Kirkpatrick,
Marseilles . .Etienne Catha-

lan,
Messina. ..John Broadbent,
-A/ianfs;... William Patterson,
iV</^/w...Frederici^ Degan,
0.y?t«;/ ..Henry VVilson,
Paris. . .Ful war Sk ip v i th ,
P«/cr7;io... Abraham Gibbs,
Purf an Piiute ..K. Rifchie,
Poo/e... Thomas Aiildjo,
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i?owe...John B. Sartori, St. yuba in Cuba...], Blakeiy,

Rotterdam... — Alexander, ^ofe«.. . Frederick W. Lutze,

Santa Criiz... YLenxy Cooper, Siiriuavi...T. Tufts,

St. Jago de Cuba...M^^xtlce Tangier s.-.J^ixnts Simpson,

Rogers Trieste... WWVi^im. lliggin,

St. Crozx... John F. Brown, Tensriffe...]. W. M'Elroy,

St. Petersburg... luevitt Har- Western Isles. ,.]oYi\\ B. Dar-

ris, ney,

St. Andefo.i.h.M. O'Brien,

MINISTERS,

Consuls, Cointhissaries, and Agents of Foreign Pothers resideni-

in the United States, from France.

General Turreau, Minister Plenipotentiary.

Felix de Beaujour, Consul General.

Alexandria.... Perrin, -A^ew 0/-/ea??*...L. Tousard,

Baltimore. ..'Lowis Arcombal, Philadelphia. ..Thos. Perrcr-
Boston. ..M. A. Alexis Gi- mond,

raus, Portsinoiith...G. Cazeaux,

Charleston...}. Frs. Soult, , Savajmah...'M.. Le Marvis,
-Vew Tbr>^... General Rey, JFilmington, ( N. C.J....R.

^Vbr/b/>^... Martin Oster, Delille,

j>7(?w/or^..M. L. Kerblay,

From the Kingdom of Great Britain.
David M. Ekskine, Minister Plenipotentiary, and En-
voy Extraordinary.
jBa/^zmore... Gabriel Wood, Neiv Tbr>f...Thos. Barclay,
^0^^072... Andrew Allen, Neivport... John Breese,

Charleston, (S. CJ....B. P-6z7a£/e/'a...Phineas Bond,
Moodie, Sava7inah...1z.mt% Wallace,

From the Kingdom of Spain.
Baltimore. J- B. Barnabeau, New Tork...T. Stoughton,
Boston...}. Stoghton, i^eu^porf.. Joseph Wiseman,

C6ar/e5«on..J- Morphy, Philadelphia... Chevzlier de

i^or/b/>^...Antoine Argote Foronda,

Villalobos, 5'a'umma-6... Philip Fatio.

From Denm,ari.
P. pEDERSEN, Charge des affairs and Consul General.
Alexandria ..}or\2ith.7in Swift, New Orleans..!^. Relf,
Baltiviore... Vcter Collins, Philadelphia...!. F. Eckard,

Boston... Dixvid Greene, SavannaL..W. Scharbrftugh,

Charleston...} OS. Winthrop, Wilmington, {D. )...!. Bird,
jVeio Tork...G. Hammaken, Wilmington, (N. C.)'«R*
Norfolk... Francis S- Taylor, Langdon,

K, B. His Danish Majesty's Charge des affairs, and Con'
sul General near the United States, " informs all those ivhcrtv it
'iuay concern^ that for the amstance of mariners navigating

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t^'Je Beits and eastern coasts of Hoistein, a ligbt-.bouse bcis been

hiiilt at Fakhbier^ 'uikicb is situaie hi AT' iV. 0. 1-1 of a Dh-

nish mUefrotn the most sautkemly point of the island of Lange-

landi and K-chicb, in co>ise~:ic:iCe of the e'evation of the biii, is aC

nearest 125 feet above the level of the sea."

From Portugal.

Joseph Rademaker, Charg;e des Affairs and Consul

General.

Joseph S. Bello, Secretsry at Philadelphia.

Baltimore. ..^ohcrX. Barry, Nev.iYork...

From the Batainan Repxiblic.
Philadelphia...]. W. C Heinekcn, Commercial Agent.

From S-c:eden.
Richard SoDERS TOM, Commercial Agent General, resident

9 * at Philadelphia,
Alexandria. .J&Ti^t.hViXi Swift, Nexv York... Hewvy Gahn,
Baltimore.. Peter Ccliins, Ne^v Orleans.- Jo.s. Carrieln,

Boston., .J- C. Haiitl, iVor/b/^.. .Francis Taylor,

Charleston... W. Winthrop, Savanna h.-.W. Scharbrough,

GOVERNMENT

OF THE UNITED STATES,

Thomas ^FFERStJH, President,
George Ci-i.NTOii,-Vice-president, and president of th«
Senate.
James Maddison,- secretary of state,
Albert Gallatin, secretary of the Treasury,
Grai>rm;j(Duv4f, comptroller of ditto
RicliarJ Harrison, auditor of ditto

Joseph NwTf9«,*i:egistei' of ditto

ThonMWi- T^er-Tiaeke*, treasurer,
lltnmy "Eimmfj^ovt, secretary cf war,
Rctj^f'SWrnnV secretary of the navy,

yudges of the Supreme Co:u:t (f the United States.
John Marshail, chief justice,

Wto. Cashing, Samnel Cha*e, A. Momr, Busbrod
lAVashijigton, associate judges.
/.I u4'i' .. '*■ ' .1, «.ttorney-generaI,

sFiVyiri:.

.Vczv Hampshire — N. Gilman, Wm. Pliiiner,
Massachusetts — John Q; Adams, Timothy Picken.io,
Vermont — Stephen R. Bradley, Isrocl Smith,
Mhode Island — James Fenner, B. llcwland,
Connecticut — James Hillhousp, I'riah Tracv,
^Vfw ToW-— Samuel L*J\JjtjUwiL--Mi« Smi'^s

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2^e-LV Jeisey — John Condit, Aaron Kitchili,

I)eiiavjare — James A. Bayard, Samuel White,
Maryland — Samuel Smith, Robert "\7right,
Virginia — William B. Giles, Andrew Moore,
Keniuciy — John Adair, Buckner Thruston,
North Carolina — David Stone, J. Turner,
South Carolina— ]ohn Gilliard, Thomas Sumpter,

Georgia — Abraham Baldwin, ,

Tenessee — Joseph Anderson, Daniel Smith,
C>;6ro— John Smith, Edward Tiffin.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Natha^-iel Macon, Speaker.

Nf^ Havipshire—SildiS BeLtan, David Hough, Samuel
Tenney, J. W. Thompson, C. Ellis.

Alassachiisetts — Jacob Crovvninshield, BasPiabas Bidwell,
Kichard Cutts, John Chandler; Ebenezer Seaver, Peleg
AVadsvvorrh, William Stednian, Samuel Taggart, Joseph
B. Varnum, Seth Hastings, Phanuel Bishop, Josiah Qiiin-
cy, Orchard Cook, William Ely, Joseph Barker, Jeremiah
Nelson, Isaiah L. Green.

Vermont — Gideon Olin, Martin Chittenden, James El-
Hot, James Pisk,

Rhode Island — Nehemiah Knight, Joseph Stanton.

Connecticut — John C Smith, Ja|)Sithan O. Mosely, Saml.
W. Dana, Timothy Pitkin, jun. J. Davenport, Lewis B.
Sturges, Benjamin Talmage.

NexvTork — John Blake, jun. Uri Tracy, Silas Halsey,
Philip Van Cortlandt, Henry W. Livingston, Killian K.
Van Rensselaer, Josiah Masters, Daniel C.VerjJ-anck, Joha
R-ussel, Peter Sailly, Eliphabet Wickes, T. Sajnmons, Na-
than Williams, M. G. Shuneman, Gordon S, Mumford, Da-
vid Thomas, George Clinton, jun. o

Nevo yersey — Henry Southard, WiHisgajB HfilnssL, Thomas
Newbold, James Sloan, John Lambert, Ezi'aPDarhy.

Pcnnsylzianla-^^o?,^^^^ 'Q\3j^- John Smiiie, John Porter,

Jacob Richards,. , Jamqs Kelly, John Rea, Wm.

I'indky, David Bard, John Pup;h, Christian Lower, Fre-
derick Conrad, John Whitehill, Robert Brown, Isaac An-
derson, Robert Whitehill, William Hodge, Samuel Smith.

Delaivare — Jan>es M. Broome.

Marylu7id — Joseph H. Nicholson, Leonard Covington,
Nicholas U. Moore, John Archer, William M'Creery, John
Campbell, Patrick Magruder, Charles Goldsborough, Roger
Nelson.

Virginia — Joseph L'ewis, jun. Peterson Goodwyn, John
Smith, Abraham Tiigg, John Claiborne, A. Burrell,
Thomas Newton, jun. John Morrow, John Randolph, John

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s7. Eppes, T. M. Randolph, David Hohweii, Jwhn Ciopton ,
Valter Jones, John Dawson, Philip R. Thompson, Alex-
ander Wilson, Jam$s M'Garnett, Matthew Clay, Bunvell
iBasset, Edwin Gray, John G. Jackson.

Kentucky — G. M. Bedinger, John Boyle, Mathew Lyon,
John Fowler, Mathew Walton, Thomas Sand ford.

North Carolina — Nathaniel Macon, Joseph Wir.ston, Wm
Blackledge, Willis Alston, jun. James Holland, Thomas
Blount, R. Stanford, Duncan M'Farland, Thomas Wynns,
Evan Alexander, M. Williams, T. Kenan.

South Carolina — Robert Merrion, Richard Winn, William
Butler, Levy Casey, David R. Williams, Thomas Moore,
John Tajlor, L. J. Alston.

Georgia — Peter Early, C Mead, Joseph Bryan, David
Merriwether.

Tennessee — George W. Campbell, John Rhea, WiUian-.
Dickson.

Ohio — Jeremiah Morrow.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Th <>*«-* 9»M^Ke A N*,::Gbv'ernOi .
j. M. T4>o«vpsonj secretary cf state.
James Trimble, d^ury-secretary of state.

S:SNATE.

1 District, Edward Ileston, Wm Pennel, Jacob Soiu-
.'ner, John Dorsey — 2 District, John Hart — 3 District, Isaa..
Wayne- — 4 District, John llichards — 5 District, G. Heister,
sen- M. Rahm — '3 Dist i.t, Chris. Mayer, A. Slaymaker.
7 District, Rudolph Spangler, Wm. Miller — 8 District, Ja3.
Laird — 9 District, Thomas Mewhorter, William I^attimore.
10 District Davic^g^Mit'chel — 11 District, Jo.ir.es Harris — 12
District, AbraHath Morrison — 13 District, James Poe — 14
District, Jame^ Brady — 15 District, I'resly Carr Lane —
16 District, Joseph Vance — 17 District, James Martin — 18
District, William M'Arthur.

MOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Philadelphia City^S:imx\r\<:zr(TT, W. S#.Bid<He,^ Horace
Bhiney, Rl|n*4oKHson, John Claw^^es, sen.

FhiladelpWKounty—Jzcoh Shearer," Jajr-es Engle, John
Thompson, Christian Sheets, J. Starhe, Michael Leib.

Sucks — Nathaniel Shev.-ell, Samuel D. Ingham, Paui
Apple, John Hulme. -

Chester— ]ci\\n Boyd, James Kelton, Francis Gardnc:.
John G. Bull, Methuselah Davis.

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Lancaster. — William Webb, Jacob Gish, William Ramsey,
Robert Maxwell, Jacob Kimmel, Charlrs Smith.

lore — Robert Hamersly, Adam Henricks, George Span-
gler, Wifliam Anderson.

Cuinberland — James Lowry, Philip Pepfer, John Orr.

Berks — Daniel Rose, Elias Rudcay, Daniel Yader, Jacob
SchafFer, Valentine Brobst.

Ncrtha'inpton mid Wayne — Wm. Uarnet, Matthia? Grass,
Jacob Acker, Abraham Rinker.

Northi'.viberland — Simon Synder, Leonard Rupert, Abra-
ham M'Kinny, Robert Smith.

Washington — Abel M'Farland, James Stevenson, Jannes
Carr, Ebenezer Jennings.

Westmoreland — James M'Comb, John Write, John Lo-
tcngeyer,

Fayette — Christian Tarr, Joseph Huston, J. Cunningham.

.5e//f;r;.'"r-Vv'illiam Piper, Benjamin P»Iartin..

Franklin — Wni. Findley, Wm. M'Clelland, George Ney.

ZIontgoTnery — N. B. Boileau, Samuel Gross, Weber,

Josiah Davis.

jDm/p/ji/;— Jacob Bucher, James Wallace.

Luzerne — Rosswell Welles, Nathaniel Beach.

Jli'.n ting don — Art: h u r M o o re , James M ' C u n e

Allegheny, Beanier and Butler — Jacob Macklingj^ Francis.
M'Clure, Abner Laccck.

Miffiin — James Banks, "Williai^ Wilson.

Deiai'jare — William Pevincck, William Trimble.

Somerset — Alexander Cgic.

J^ycnming — Isaac Smith.

Gri^e^c— William Brown.

Adavis — Walter Pinith, Andrew Shriver.

Centre — William Rankin.

Craiiford,Erie, Mercer, Venango llf Warren — Wilson Smith

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

KORTH AMERICA IXySURANCE COMPAlNT.
crrxcE, 98 south sf.cond.

John Inskeep, President ; Alexander Henry, Thomas W.
Francis, Archibald M'Call, Saml Hodgdon, Saml. Rhoads,
John H. Brown, Thomas English, Robert Adams, James
}3o;!;gs, Joseph Tagert, Andrew Pettit, Jacolj,. S. Wain,
Jacob C. WickofF, Robert Harwond, John Larg-e, Samuel
ioncs, James Read, Godfrey Haga, John Stille, James
Taylor, Joseph Donath, tjamuel Mi.lin, Wm. Poyntell,
J^dNvard Smiih.

PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPAN)'

OFFICE, K- E. COnXER OF DOCK AND SECON D-

James S. Cox, President; Samuel Breck, Henry Prat.
John C. Stocker, George Latimer, Joseph Sims, J. Ho.
lingsworth, jun. John G. Wachsmtith, Daniel Smith, Sum.'
Coatcs, Abijah Dawes, Henry Nixon, Paul Sieman.

PHILADELPHIA INSURANCE COMPANY.

OFFICE S. W. CORNER ^VAL.VVT A IV D SECOND.

Samuel W Fisher, Pretident; Thomas M. Willing, Robert
Wain, James C. Fisher, John Ashley, Jolin Savage, James
Smith, Jdscph S. Lewis, William Wain. Henry Hawkins,
Abraham Kintzing, William J* Miller, John Gardiner, juh.

DELAWARE INSURANCE COMPANY.

OFFICe, 86 SOUTH SECOND.

Thomas Fitzsimmons, President; William Buckley, John
Craig, Augustus Bousquer, Thomas P. Cope, George Cur-
wen, William Montgomery, Stephen Dutilh, Jacob Sperry,
Joseph D Drinker, Manuel Eyre, Griffith Evans, William
M'Fadcn, Samuel Meeker, Richard Gernon.

PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY.-

OFFICE, 96!»OUlH SECOND.

David Lewis, President ; Jcscj^h Snov.'den, Robert E.
Grifllth, Joshua Gilpin, Joseph Curwcn, Paschal Hollings-
worth, Paul Beck, jun. Chas. M'AUister, Ebenezer Large^

UNION INSURANCE COMPAJ^\

^^ OFFICE, 45 WALNUT.

^Bfeph Ball, President ; Wm. T. Smith, Wm. M'Mntrie,
James V'anuxeni, Stephen Girard, Joseph Sumn.erl, Hugh
Colhoun^ John Bchlen, Lewis Clapier, Richard Dale,
lildward Dunant, Thomas Newbold, jun.

UNITED STATES INSURANCE COMPANY.

' OFFICE, 49 WAI.MUl .

Israel Pleasants, President; Wm. Davy, James Tr.tcm,
Rf^bert Ritchie, I'hoinas Callander, Chandler Price, Wm.
N'ewbold, John Rossiter, Edward Carrcil, Mordecai Lewis,
foseph B. Eyes, nobert Oakeley, James LatiiDcr, jun.

MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

OFFICE, 47 WA1«N\ T.

John L^amy, President; Gustavus Colhoun, Henry Orth,
AVilliam Maris, Robert Bridges, William Brown, William
Bethel], James W. Clement, Ludwick Krurabhaar, David
Walker, Edward Tilghman, jun. Abraham Piesch, Jame*;
i.. Cnthlvrt, "^hos. H-.r'^pr, Edward Ru'^se!!, ?. Robertson

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frUR>IPIK£, BRIDGE AND CANAL COMPANIES,

SCHUVLKILL BRIDGE COMPANY.

OFFICE, 66 SOUTH SIXTH.

Richard Peters, President: John Dunlap, John Perou
Ebenezer Hazard, Thomas Savery, William Poyntell, Chas
Biddle, Jacob Downing, George Fox, Peter Browne, John
G. ^yatchmmh, George Reinholdt, Anthony Cuthbert, Israel
Whelen, treasttrer.

SCHUYLKILL ^ SUS^'EHANAH CANAL.

Philip Wager, President, Zaccheus Collins, John Baker,
James Milnor, Henry Orth, Joseph S. Lewis, Alexander
Elmslie, Joseph Huddel, jun. Charles G. Paleske, J. H.
]irinton, Samuel Wetherill, Henry Drinker, jun. George
Roberts, William Govett, Treasurer.

DELAWARE Isf SCHUYLKILL CANAL COMPANY.

OFFICa, 181 HIGH.

Ebenezer Hazard, Presidenty William Montgomery, Peter
S. Du Ponceau, Jacob Downing, Turner Cumac, John Clif-
ford, Jeremiah Parker, Edward Burd, Charles G. Paleske,
Benjamin R. Morgan, James Vanuxem, John H. Brinton,
William Govett, Treasurer and Secretary.

E ASTON iJf WILKESBARRE TURNPIKE.

John Koss, President ; Samuel Si^greaves, Treasurer ; '^h'n
Brotzman, Jacob Mixsell, Williain Burnet, Daniel Warier,
I'eter Ihrie, Tliomas Pomp, Absalono Retfder, Henry Sny^
der, George Wolf, jun. William Ross, Lord Butler.

LANCASTERi:f PHILADELPHIA TURNPIKE.

Elliston Perot, President; Richard Thomas, Jacob DoM-n-
ing, Samuel Wheeler, Paul Beck, jun. Adam Reigart, jun,
Samuel Hains, William Sansom, James C Fisher, J. H,
brinton, John Curwen, John Hubley, George Ludlam, Wrm.
, Govett, Treasurer ayid Secretary.

GERMANTOWN, iD'c. TURNPIKE.

OFFICE, NIKTH N E AU "W/v I.NUT.

BenjaiTain Chew, President ; John Bohlcn, Peter Browne,
Edward Donant, William Davy, Samuel W. Fisher, Georgf
Fox, Joseph P. Norris, Thomas Newbold, jim. Thoma?
Norton, lames Vanuxem, Samuel Wheeler, Jesse Wahij Jc^
-tieph Bullock, Treasurer. ,.j(fr.

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SUSSIUEHANKAH Ijf TIOGA HOAD,

PelCT- Browne, jh-Vs^<hit; Thomas Carries, Treasurer;
Samuel M. Fox, Samuel MifRin, Wm'.'T'^iVTlbull.John Ash-
ley, James Stewardson, Levi Hollingsworth, Joseph B Eves,
George R. Harrison, Anthony IV^rris, Caleb Cresson, jun.
Abraham M. Garrigues, Benjamin R. Morgan.

BUSTLETON isf SMITHFIELD ROAD,

Henry Pratt, President; William Duncan, Treasurer, Jacob
Sommer, Kdward Swift, Joshua Comlr, Wm. Maghee, Isaac
Worrel, Augustine Willir, Francis Murray, Richard Lee-
dom, James Paul, jun. Moore Wharton, Stephen Girard,
Joshua Jones.

5 PENNSYLVANIA SLATE COMPANY.

^; Thomas Dobson, President; Adam Traquair, Treasurer;

Charles R. Travis, Samuel Wheelen, John Bennet.

CORPORATION OF l^HILADELPHIA.

RoB^jjyK%|iC#f'qyriBayor, Moses Levy, recorder.
Office, (State House) S. W. corner ChcsmU and Fifth street.

Selfxt council.

Robert Ralrt*»n, President; SamiieP^V. Fi^hfer," Mieha«l
fti-x, Sfepheiv-Giraid; Etnhj. GordoDy^IugJt^H&pyX* Tkoft.
LvtfitfiBr-, j^mes MtUwrr; 5l»Tl^.-im Ktlsb, WilUara Ru&h, Wik
liam H . Tod, !Trftig*..V'*naxtM|, Robert Wain, Thomas Brad •
ford, jun. Clerk.

COMMON COUNCIL.

Timothy Pax^oi,!, President; William Ashbridp:c, Joseph
Coo'jer, Jolm Hay, William Ha^lett, Joseph Huf.y, William
I. Keen, Charles Keiglcr, Jo«;eph S. J^e wis, George Lybrant,
William Meredith, William M'Faden, William M'llhenny,
John Mnore, Casper Rehn, Robert Richie, Nathan Sellers,
Charles Shafier, Benjamin Thaw, S. Weiherill, jun. Saml,
Holmes, Clerk.

CITY COMMISSIONERS.

George Justice, William Stevenson, James Kerr, and
Peter Kraft.

SHERIFF. CORONER.

Joku Biftflftr: John Dennis.

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ALDERMEN.

Jonathan B.§s^^r^&,i04um4d^^^kiMi JoTm-»5fk4*5^■;pcceFb^
Baker, , Ph4ii{K^jl^;ger>, Robert Wharton, John Inskeep,,'
J<Jhn C. Stocker, . Andrew Pettit, Philip S. Physick, JoJnir>
Barker, SaMiucl jCarsw=^-'J»hn Dmi^*s, Abraham Shoe-
maker. ^'''

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, life.

(for the district OS HOUTHWARK.) ,

John Grover, Ebenezer Ferguson, Richard Pahner, Joseph

Marsh, sen. Daniel Bossier, Richard P^er.shaw.

Notary Public — Richard Renshaw, 302, S. Second.

(for moyamensixg.)
John Hunter, G. Goodman, Alexander Read.

(for THE NORTHER?^ LI3ERTIE?i-) >f^ ^

Joseph Cnwperthwaite, Samuel Wheeler, Frederic%,Wol-r -^1
bert, John Kessler, Samuel Macfarren, John Go-idrrtJth, jun,
George W. Morgan, E, D. Corfteld, Joseph Grlce.

JUSTICES' FEES.
For writing, signing and sealing a Warrant on behalf

of the commonwealth, - • . . .'^ -i^ . S ^ ^^

every recognizance to appear at 'tBf'^g^i|3i^|j|jiq«iar''
ter sessions, recorded,, and copy transmitted to

clerk, ..... . 20

Summons or capias for debt, * - 10

^Subpoena for a witness, - 10

every name after th§ first, . - ^ - . ^

entering judgrfi^nt after trial, "^ *» ' • -^^

every judgm'ent'^y confession, - - 10

every Execution, * " '^'■^ - ' ^

certified copy of proceedings, on certiorari or appeal, J3

writing; signing, and sealing every attachment, 13 .

entering rule of reference, - - ^^ 1'

copy thereof to either paj-ty, . * « . 10 ^

recognizance of bail, in civil suit and entry, Sec 13 ' .
Issuing bail-piece, - - '13

swearing each witness, - - - 7

administering oath or affirmation and signing de-
position, if ready, - - -7

If written by the Justice, per line, - - </l

notice to master or apprentice, - l-^i

acknowledgment or probate of a deed, 26

acknowledgment of a power of attorney, 26

■order for ren\oving a pauper, 1 00

order for relieving a "pauper, ■• - 25

issuing scirt; facia? against bail, - fhKf ' '^^

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For issuing scire facias to revive Judgment, 20

comparing duplicates, &c. ' - - 26

order to appraise damages, - - 20

T.'arrant to appraise sHvine, recording valuation, and

advertising, 33

Vv arrant to appraise damages done by other cattle, 26
certificate to take up vacant land, - 10

publishing the banns of marriage, - 67

removing forcible entry, &c. each day necessarily

spent, 88

•lolcling inquisition under the act respecting landlord

and tenant, 1 00

• rder for wolf's or fox's scalp, ♦ 13

CONSTABLES.

— (for the city.)

CoTistahles^ Office, 161 Cbesnut st.

John Hart, high constable 125 north Sixth
'^app iVl^ Blackberry alley above Locust, Locust ward
jjurkhartif rederick, 146 north 5th, High street ward
Killi%gswd>tth Luke, 15 Lombard, New Market ward
M'Ma^rcrs John, 13 Willings alley. Dock ward
}..;-. -oCj^iom as, George above Tenth, South ward
JIud^eBraames, S3 south Front, Walnut ward
Hunt l?1chard, 28 south Fourth, Middle ward
Liddle William, 8 Hurst street. Cedar ward
Malone John S. 361 Mulberry, south Mulberry ward

• ' * i Lower Delaware ward
"VVinii Pejer, 83 Chesnut, Chesnut ward

Waller Stephen S. Haydes court. North ward
^ , N. Mulberry ward

(for southwark.)

David Coombs, 53 German st. — Philip Link, 130 Christian

Samuel Work, 277 south Third

(for moyamensing.)

Joshua Raybold, 53 Fitzwalter street.

(for the IfORTIIERN LIBERTIES)

John Miller, 79 Green st — Jacob Vanderslice, 360 N Front

CONSTABLES' FEES.

For levying a warrant or serving a summons, 13

travelling cxpences, each mile, - . 2

serving attachment, - - - • 26

serving execution for debt, - - 20

selling goods, every pound, . - 13

summoning witness, - . - 10

ronveying any person to goal on mittimus, - 25

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iCj" The subjoined plan of the wards^ ivill ex-
hibit the division and arrangement at one
vieiv.

to
b

South, or

Cedar Street.

Newmarket
ward.

Cedar ward.

Spruce

Dock Ward.

Walnut

Walnut Ward.

H
:^

Street.

Locust ward.

Street.

South ward.

Chesnut.

Chesnut ward.

Street.

Middle ward.

Market, or _? High Street.

High streetward.

^ —

North w^ard.

Arch, or <^ Mulberry Street.

Lower Delaware
ward.

^ I South Mulberry
a I ward.

O
g

Race, or |^ Sassafras Street.

Upper Delaware
ward.

Vine

North Mulberry
ward.

Street.

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The City is novi divided into Fourteen iraids, vilicb are hounded^

asJoHovjs :

Upper Delaware, from Vine to Race, and the river to

Fourth street
Lo^d'er Delaware, from Race to Mulberry, and the nv«- to

Fourth street
High street, from Mulberry to High, and the river to

Fourth street
Chesnut, from High to Chesnut, and the river to Fourth st.
Walnut, from Chesnut to Walnut, and the river to Fourth
~ street

Dock, from Walnut to Spruce, and the river to Fourth st.
N'e-Tj Market, from Spruce to Cedar, and the river to 4th st.
Cedar Ward, from Cedar to Spruce, and to Schuylkill
Locust, from Spruce to Walnut, and Fourth to Schuylkill
South, from Walnut to Chesnut, and Fourth street to

Schuylkill
Middle, from Chesnut to High, and Fourth to Schuylkill
North, from High to Mulberry, and Fourth to Schuylkill
South Mulberry, from Mulberry to Race, and Fourth street

to Schuylkill
North Mulberry, from Race to Vine, and Fourth street to

Schuvlkill

CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE.

J f.iuary 14; h, 1806.
Notice is hereby givai,
THAT, agreeably to an Ordinance of the Select and
Common Councils, the city is divided into four districts,
and, that each district is under the special superintendancc
of the person whose name is annexed thereunto.

DISTRICT No I.

From the south side of Cedar or South street, to the
south side of Sprnce street, — William Stever.son, No. 152
south Fourth street.

II.

From the south side of Spruce street, to the south side
of Chesnut street, — yumea Ker, No. 71 Dock street, oppo-
site the Bank of Pennsylvania.

III.

From the south side of Chesnut street, to the south side
of Arch or Mulberry street, — Peta- Kraft, No. 51 North
*lley, between High or Arch streets.

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IV.

From the south side of Arch or Mulberry street, to the
north side of Vine street,-^(?eor^e justice, No. 82 Crown
street. ♦

N. B. The carnage v^ay in High street to be under their
care generally.

FOR REPAIRS, &c. OF PUMPS.

District No. I.

From the south side of Cedar or South street, to the
north side of Chesiiut street, apply ta either of the com-
missioners or to Samuel Z. yones, No. 128 south Fifth st.
betw:een Pine and Lombard-streets.

II.

From the north side of Chesnut street, to the north side
of Vine street, apply to either of the commissioners, or to
yohn Poi7iti in north Fourth street above Vine, or at his
dwelling in the court near Edward Pennington's, Race st.

SUPERINTENDANTS OF LABOURERS & CARTS.

Northern District, from north side of Vine to south side
©f Chesnut streets, jfacob Hirneisen, corner of Seventh street
and Sugar alley.

Southern District, from south side of Chesnut to south
side of South street, Baulel Abel, No. 138 Lombard street,
corner of Gilles's alley.

Alsoy that the follo'voing are fixed on as stands for Drays avd
Hackney Coaches.

Foa Drays.

Vine street on the south side, from Front to Second.

Sassafras and Chesnut on the north side, and west of
Water street.

Walnut street, east of Front street.

High street on the north side, from Front street, thirty
feet east of Water street.

Mulberry street south side, from Front to Second street.
» Front street east side, from Vine to Race or Sassafras
street.

Front street east side, from Chesnut street to Hamilton's
stores.

Water street west side, from the north end of T. L.
Moore's stores to Pine street.

Penn street west side, from Pine to Cedar or South street.

Drawbridge on the north side, from Water street t»
Front street.

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Spruce, Pine, and Cedar streets on the north side, east
of Front street.

Dock street, from Walnut street to the flag-stone cross-
way opposite George Oakeley's.

Second street on the west side, from Race or Sassafras
street to Vine street.

Sassafras or Race street on the north side, from Third to
Fourth street.

Fifth street on the east side, from Mulberry or Arch St.
to Chesnut street.

South Sixth street on the east side, from High to Minor
street.

North Sixth street on the west side, from High street to
Sugar alley.

North Seventh street on the west side, from High to
Elder or Zane street.

Nortli Eighth street on the west side, from High to Fil-
bert street.

Note. — No horse or dray to stand xaitbin ten Ject of any
pump or hydrant.

For Hackney Coaches.

Pine street on the north side, from Fourth td Fifth street.
Fifth street on the west side, from Chesnut to Walaut it.
Dock street on both sides of the way, from Walnut ta
Third street.

Sy order of the Boards

JOSEPH KER, Clerk.

GUARDIANS OF THE POOR.

FOR THE CITr.

Henry Schelly No. 121 High, and 126 north Fourth street.
yacob Schreiner, No. 122, north Second st. yohn W. Mor-
rell. No. 97 Arch street — From the south side of Vine street
to the north side of Arch street, and from the Delaware to
Schuylkill.

yohn Markland, No, 20-4 Race street — From the south
side of Arch street to north side of High street, and from
Delaware to Schuylkill.

Thomas L. Bristoll, No. 3 Lxtitia court — From the south
side of High street to the north side of Chesnut street, and
from the Delaware to Schuylkill.

Nathan yones. No 48 and 50 south Second street — From
the south iide of Chesnut street to the north side of Walnu-
street, and from the Delaware to Schuvlkill.

hrad Israel, No. Ill, south Third street. Kenneth ye-iu.'
ell. No. 78, Arch street — From the south side of Walnut
street to the north side side Spruce street, and from Dela-
ware to Schuylkill.

Smnuel Smith, No. 68 south Third street — From the
south side Spruce street to the north side Pine street, and
from Delaware to Scyuylkill.

yames M'Dmvell, No. 130, south Front street. Thomas
Callender, No. 2 Spruce street — From the south side Pine
street to the north side Cedar street, and from Delaware to
Schuylkill.

DISTRICT OF SOUTHWARK.

Michael Sckindler, corner of Shippen and Fifth stre«ts-r-
From the south side Cedar street to the north side Almond
and Plumb streets, and from Delaware to the east side
Passyunk road.

Archibald Little, No. 49 George street — From the south
side Almond and Plumb streets to the north side German
and Mead alley.

yohn C. Kelsey, No. 66 Swanson street — From the south
side German and Mead alley to the north side Christian
street, and from Delaware to the east side Passyunk road.

yames Gamble, No. 471 S Front street — From the north
side Christian street to Keeler's lane, and from Delaware to
the east side Passyunk road.

NORTHERN LIBERTIES.

Nicholas Armbruster, No. 44 Brown street. William Clark^
Point and Frankford road — From the north side of Brown
street to the township line, and from west side of Fourth
street to Delaware.

Joseph Musgrave, No. 336, north Second street. Joseph
Thatcher, No. 309 north Third street — From the north side
of Noble street to the south side of Brown street, and from
Delaware to Schuylkill,

^e^^e Oat, No. 184 north Second and 76 Vine street. Calel>
Shreeve, No. 45 north Front street — From the north side of
Vine street to the south side of Noble street, and from De-
laware to Schuylkill.

Managers of the Alms House and. House of Employment.

David C. Claypoole, No. 222, Spruce street

John Folviell, No. 45, north Front street

'Henry Lentz, No. 2^10 and 252, north Second street

John Barclay, No, 37 Almond street

Ifaoic C. JoneSf No. 79 Arch street

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7o-6« Stille, No. 33 south Water street ,

yonathan Thomas, corner of Vine and Water Streets
David Fiickvyire, No. 24 German street

PHYSICIANS.

James Stuart, N- W. corner of Pine and Third sts.

Joseph Parrisb, No. 18 Chesnut St.

Thomas C. James, No. 83 south Second

James Revnolds, No. 33 Sansom st.

Isaac CathraU, No. 23 Arch st.

Peter Miller, N Fourth st. near No. 112

Elijah Grijitbi No. 161 Arch st.

John S. Dorsey, No. 45, Arch st.

Israel Israel, President, No. Ill, south Third
Samuel Harvey, Treasurer, No. 63 nerth Front
James Mllnor, Solicitor, next the corner of Sixth in

Chesnut street . . . ,

Joseph R. Kammerer, Secretary, No. 104, Arch st.

INSTITUTIONS.

UyriVERSITT OF PENNSYLVANIA.

This Institution, which is established upon the most ex-
tensive plan, may properly be considered as one great col-
lection of Schools, in all the different branches of educi-
tion, under the same general government and direction.

The commencements, both for degrees in the Arts, and
in Medicine, are appointed to be held in May, that being
the most convenient time, after finishing the ■u'jw/er /ectK;e::,-

The present Trustees are,
The Governor of the Commonwealth.
Rev. Robt. Blackwell, D. D. Thomas Fitzsinimons, Esq.
Edward Burd, Esq. * Samuel M. Fox, Esq.

J<iseph Ball, Esq. James Gibson, Esq.

John F. BrtntOTt, Erq. Willi'am l.c\\'s, Eeq.

George Clymer, Erq. Moses Ltvy, Esq.

David H. Conynghani. Esq. Thomas M'Kean, Esq.
John Redman Coxe, M. D. Joseph B. M'Kean, Esq.
Alexander J.' Dalfe'f, ^tsq. John F. Mifflin, Esq.

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Benjamin R. Morgan, William Tilghman, Esq.

Esq. chief justice of the state.

William Rawle, Esq. Right Rev.Wm.WTiite, D. D.

Jonathan B. Smith, Esq- Thoirus M. Willing, Esq,

Vacancies txvo.

Edward Fox, Esq. Treasurer and Secretary to the Board,
of Trustees.

LIST OF THE FACULTY;

IX THE ARTS.

John M'Dowell, Esq. A. M. Provost.
Rev. John Andrews, D. D. Vice provost.
Robert Patterson, Esq. A M. Professor of Mathematics-
Rev. William Rogers, D. D. Professor of English and

Belles Lcttres.
James Thompson, A. M, Professor of Languages.

Secretary to .tbe Board of Faculty in the Arts, Rev. William
Rogers, D. D.

IN J4EI>IC1NE,

William Shippen^ M. D. Professor of Anatomy and Mid-
wifery.

Benjamin Rush, M. D. Professor of the theory a?nd
practice of Physic, and of Clinical Medicine.

Casper Wistar, M. D. Adjunct professor of Anatomy, 8cc.

James Wqodhouse, M. D. Professor of Chemistry.

Benjamin S. Barton, M. D. Professor of Materia Medica.,
Botany and Natural History.

Philip S. Physick, M. D. Professor of Surgery .-

Dean to the £ card of Facility in Medicine, James Wood-
house, M. D.

In those departments of this valuable institution, where
it is necessary on account of the number of Students, suita-
ble Tutors of approved abilities are employed.

The University is an elegant and spacioiy building in
Kinth street, between Market and Chesnut streets. — Con-

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nectcd with which there has lately been erected a large and
convenient house, vmder the direction of the celebrated ar-
chitect, B. H. Latrobe, for the accommodation of the Sfti-
dents in Medicine ; which is now in a very flourishing stale,
and is considered as equal to any of the oldest seminaries
in Europe.

The Medical students amount to two hundred and seven-
ty, and are yearly increasing. T'ney conr^e from the West
Indies, Canada, and from all parts of the United States.
The degree of Doctor in Medicine is conferred on about
thirty gentlemen, every year-in this Institution.

The Students in the various departments of the Arts,
Medicine, &c. belonging to the University are between five
and six hundred.

COLLEGE OF PHTSICIANS.

William Shippen, Pre«(/fn< / Adam Kuhn, Vice-President;
Samuel Duffield, Samuel P. Griffitts, Thomas Parke, and
Casper Wistar, Censors; Benjamin Say, Treasurer; Tho-
mas T. Hewson, Secretary.

PENNSYLVimA HOSPITAL,

ON Vl'MlCH JS ENGaAFTED BY AN ACT OF THE
LEGISLATURE,

THE LYING-IN AND FOUNDLING HOSPITAL.

The patients to he admitted into this Hospital, are the
sick in body or mind, except with contagious diseases ;
these are admitted from the Hospital Dispensary, as out
patients.

Forty paupers are allowed to be received at one time
and no more, the funds at present not being sufficient to
provide for a larger number; hut the charity will be ex-
tended to th« poor, in proportion to the increa.se of the
capital stock, which can only arise from future legacies or
contributions, no tax being assessed on the citizens for the
support of this institution.

In the mean time the affluent are recived, as pay pa-
tients, from three to eight dollars a week, according to their
circumstances in life, and the profit made by their board is
applied with the interest of the capital, to the support of
poor patients.

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Accidents, however, such as fractures, bad bruises, are
admitted gratis, if brought within twenty-four hours after
they happen, and the doors are to be opened at all hours
to receive them.

In all other cases, applications should be made to one of
the attending physicians a-Kl managers, whose naiYies are
published monthly in Poulson's papers. But on the fourth
and seventh day of every week, those managers and phy-
sicians attend regularly at the hospital from 10' to 12 o'clock
in the morning, on purpose to receive and discharge pa-
tients, where if the applicant apjjlies, it will often save
much trouble.

Legacies are usually given in the corporate name, viz.
" I give to the Contributors to the Pennsylvania Hospital,
and to their successors, &rc." Contributions and donations
are sent or taken to

JOSEPH S. LEWIS, Treasurer,
25 Duck, betuoeen Front and Second streets.

PHILADELPHIA DISPENSARV,

NEAR oi S. FIFTH.

3fa?ifl^er5— William White, Samuel Pleasants, Rcb^erb
Blackwell, Lawrence Sickel, Henry Helmuth, George Yox^
Robert Smith, John Kaighn, Godfrey Haga, Robert Ralston,
Ebenezer Hazardj Samuel P. Griffitts.

Attending Physicians and Surgeons—Hoctors Rousseau, Stu-
art, Chapman, Miller, Parrish, and Dorsey.

Consulting Physicicms and Surgeons — Doctors Shippen,
Kuhn, Rush, Parke, — John Cliflord, Treasurer; Samuei
Benezet, Apothecary,

The number nf Patients v.nier the care of this Institution, froir^
December 1st, 1805, to December \st, 1806, 'voere 1819.

Pemainingfrom 1805

Admitted since last year . .

1819

Of these there ix'ere cured . 1534

Died 60

PeHeK>ed . . • 113
Peynoved ... 29
Irregular ... 24
Pemaini?ig. urMer care 59

1§19

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BOARD OF HEALTH.

OPnCX, EAST WING OF THE STATE HOrSE.

The Board of Health consists of ^ve persons appo^n^ed
annually by the Governor three of whom ^f^;^' '^^^^^,
city, one in the Northern Libcvf.es. and ^';«^^";,^^^^1^"''
cf Southwark. the members of the present Board a^e-

Thomas C. James, President; David Jackson, WUham
Piirrip Caleb Huffhes, and Alexander Steel
"^The ^otwfng'per'sons are under the direcuon of the
Board, to assist in their respective capacities, the execution

of the Health Law. vh^.,idan ■ Samuel Duffield,

Georjre Buchanan, LazcrettoTbyttctan.^^n^uc »

Port Physician; William Alien, ^ea/r^O#J^r;T^^^^^^

Egger. %caranune Master; George Budd Ste^^^'dJ '^e^

Lalar'et;^; Samuel Goodman, f ^-T^/f/,^//'^ ,frCk-
WiUiam Nesbitt. Clerk to tu Beard of Health . John liucK

'"^WUliaf Allil. Adam Duey, WiUian. Smith, and
Francis Smith, Superintendants of Nuisances.

Office hour from nine in the morning to one, and trom
three to five in the afternoon.

ABOLITION- OF SLAVERY.

Benjamin Rush. President ; Robert Patterson, and The
mas Parker. Vice-Presidents ; John Evans. Treasurer.

Secretaries— ]ohn Bacon, Benjamin Williams.

£:L//...-VViiriam Lewis. William /^^^^^^e, John H ^
lowell, Walter Franklin, James Mdnor, ^f P^ «^P^"^^°";
iZe^h Hemphill, John R. Coates. Daniel Smith, Geoige
Fishlt George Vaux. Jacob S. Wain. jun. Waller Reed,

'^'"lTeft^r''commiitee--ll^uson Waters Joseph Moore,
IsafcT Hopper, Abraham Hilyard, Edmund Kinsey.
Charles ToJnsend. Samuel Smith, Thonias Harrison.
WiUiam Master, Thomas Rogers. Isaac I'earson, Joseph
Price.

SUPPORT OF CHARITT SCHOOLS.
Joseph Bennet Eves. President; Thomas Bradford, jun.
Vice-ptsiJent ; Benjamin WiUiama. Treasurer: Joseph R.

^X^;? Iw;;-Thomas L. Bristol,. Jo-ph Kam-
meler, Benjamin Williams, Fielding Lucas, jun. Thomas
Bradford, jin. Jonathan Fell. jun. Joseph Wdhams. b. u. s
WilUan F V. Joseph B. Eves. Philip Garret, Thomas M.

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Hall, George Summers, Frederick Stillwaggon, William
Paxson, Caleb Cresson, jun. John M'Knight, Joseph M.
Paul, William Jones

Electing Cojjvnittee — William J. Bell, James Cresson, Jo-
seph Parry, Joseph Maxfield, Chas. Allen, Richard George,
Adam K.jnigmacher, William Abbott, Charles Biddle, jun?
Stephen North, John Paul, Samuel Holmes.

FIJ?ST DAT, OR SUl^DAY SCHOOL.

William White, President ; James Taylor, Vice-President ,»
Charles Marshall, Treasurer ,- \V'illia,m M'Koy, Sec^ry.

HUMANE SOCIETY.

Joseph Crukskank, 25 Church alley. President.

Isaac Snowden, jun. 141 south Second, Secretary.

William T. Donaldson, 63 Swanson st. "> ^

Charles Penrose, 93 Penn st. 5 "

Dr. Samuel P. Griffitts, 62 south Front "> Commf^fe of

Jaines Mease, 193 Chesnut street ^ correspondence^

Charles Marshall, 56 Chesnut street

Benjamin Thaw, 37 MuWaerry street

Samuel Pancoast, jun 127 south Third street

Joseph Lewis, 25 Dock street

Joseph B. Eves, 103 High street

Caleb Cresson, jun. 133 High street

ALLEVIATING MISERIES OF PUBLIC PRISONS.

William White, D. D. President; William Rogers, D. D.
and Thomas Wistar, Vice-Presidents ; Caleb Cresson, jun.
William M'Khennv, jun. Secretaries ; Israel W. Mouris,
Ireasurer.

Electing Committee — Samuel P. Griffitts, Thomas Wistar,
William M'llhenny, Benjamin Thaw, Israel W. Morris,
Zachariah Poulson, Thomas Harrison, Isa^ac Parrish, Jacob
Shoemaker, Thomas Bradford, jun.

GERMAN INCORPORATED SOCIETY.

Gen. Peter Muhlenberg, President; George A. Baker,
Vice-President; Charles G. Treichel, and John A. Fried-
lein, Secretaries ; John Geyer, Treasurer ; Charles Shaffer^
Solicitor.

Overseers — John Hay, Adam May, Andrew Lcinj^U;
John Musser, Charles Kugler, Philip Hagner.

Deacon — Joseph Piper,

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SCOTS THISTLE SOCIETY.

Talbot Hamilton, President; William "SVilson, Vice-presi-
dent; Robert Adams, Robert Wilson, John Dickson, Adant
Ramage, Jan\es Gardiner, Patrick Galbraith, Council — James
Thompson, Treasurer ; Gtcrgt Robertson, Secretary.

ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.

William M'Pherson, Prfj^-^/e;?;', Thomas Smith, and Tho-
mas Leiper, Vice-presiileKfs ; Hev. Joseph Shaw, Chaplain,
Thomas Ewing, Trtasitrcr ; Wm. Mitchell, Sec'y. Robert
Smith James M'Curvach, David Walker, Thomas Wother-
spoon, James An*btt, Juiin MacGregor, Assistants.

ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY.

Robert E. Griffith, President; Thomas Ketlatid, Vice-
President ; John Waddington, Treasurer ; George Davis,
Secretary.

Ste^vard.! — Joseph Bell, George Ludlam, Joseph Sims,
Peter Browne, William Page, Tristram B. Freeman, Joshua
Percival, James H. Watmough.

ST. PATRICK'S SOCIETY.

Major Isaac Hozey, President ,• John Sciillv, Vice-Presi-
dent; Major Daniel M'Karaher, Treasurer; "William A.
Bass, Principal Secretary y Thomas Cave, Assistant Sec'ry.

FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

Matthias Covlcss, President; Thomas Wood, Treasurer;
Edward Rowley, Senior Stercard ; Thomas Smith, ^ujiiot
Steviardi William White, Clerk.

TRUE REPUBLICAN SOCIETY.

Joseph Dericksor, President; George Creiger, Vice-Pre-
sident; Adam Maxseiner, Treasurer ; Henry Read, Sec'ry.

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Richard Petcrs» Prt&ident ; George Clymer, Vice-President;
Samuel Hodgdon, Treasurer ; James Mease, Secretary.

VINE COMPANY.

Gen. Peter Muhlenberg, President; B S. Barton, M. D.
G. W. Morgan, S. Sicard, J C Warren, Bernard M'Ma-
hon, James Vanuxem, Treasurer ; John L. Leib, Secretary.

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PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.

Thomas Jefferson, President; Caspfet Wistir, Benjamtft**^
S. Barton, , and .Robert JP^tersoii, Vice-Presideiits — Adam
Seybert, Thomas T Hew.son, John R. Coxe, and Thos. C.
Jarne*, Secretaries — Rev. Bishop White, Peter S. DuPonceau^
Jonathan Williams, and WiUiam Short, Councellors for three
years — Charles W Peale, Robert Hare, jun. and John R.
Smiihj Curators — John Vaughan, Treasurer.

ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS.

CHESNUXj NEAR ELEVENTH, NORTH SIDE.

George Clymer, Presidefit; William Tilg-hman, William
Rawie, Moses Levy, Joseph Hopkinson, Joseph B. M'Kean,
William Meredith, William Rush, John R. Coxe, John
Dorsey, William Poyntell, Thomas C James, and Charles
Wilson Peale, Directors.

BANKS.

UNITED STATES' ^ANK.

SOUTH THIRD, OPPOSITE DOCK STUEfex.

Directors— Thos.WiWm^^ Presidetit ; Elias fioadiirot, Saml^
Breck, Isaac Wharton, Robert Smith, James C. Fisher, Jo-
seph Sims, Archibald M'Call, John G. Wachsmmh, Paul
Siemen, Samuel Coates, Henry Pratt, Thomas Ewing,
George Fox, Pascal HolUngsworth, David Lenox, John
Stille, WiUiam Payne, Joseph Coolidg*, John Laurence,
Abijah Hammond, Moses Rogers, Edward Lydc, Gerard
Wahon, Samuel Johnston — George Simpson, Cashier.

Open daily, except Sundays, Christmas and 4th of July,
from 9 CO 3 in the afternoon — Discounts on Tuesdays and
Fridays.

BANK OF NORTH AMERICA.

99 CHESNU T, BETWEEN THIRD ANT3 FOURTH,

Directors — j»hn Nixon, President ; William T. Smith,
John Morton, George Latimer, Robt. Wain, Daniel Smith,
Anthony Morris, Jacob Downing, James Smith, jun. Jo-
seph S. Lewis, James Read, William Wain — Henry Drink-
er, Cashier.

Open daily, except Sundays, Good Friday, Christmas,
1st of January and 4th of July, from 9 to 3 in the after-
noon— Discount on Mondays sind Thursdays.

BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA.

NEAR NO. 86 SOUTH SECOICD oTKEET.

Directors — Samuel M. Fcx, Robert Ralston, Godfrev
Haga, Thoinas Norton, J('hn C. Stocker, Joseph Parker
Norris, William Sansrm, Jehu HuHingswcrth, jiin. Alexan-
der Henry, Jonas Treston, Mark Wilcox, Michael Keppele,
Charles Biddle, George Bick ham, William Povntell, Joseph
Hemphill, Hugh Ely, Abraham Sharpless, fhcnias Neil],

(York Town) By the Senate, Tlioiiias Leiper, Jeremiah

Peirsol, Chandler Price By t/je Iloii^e of liepresentatives,

Robert Porter, Hugh Ferguson, John Conrad.

Open daily, except Sundays, 4th of July and Christmas,
from 9 too in the afternoon — Discount on Wedncidavs antl
Saturdays.

PHILABELPHIA BANA\

104 CHESNU r, BETWEEN THIRD AND TOVUTW.

Open daily, except Sundays, 4th of July and Christmas—
DiscouNT on Mondays, Wedncsdaysy and Fridays.

OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE.

OF PE?JNSYLVA>riA FOK THE YEAR ISO".

James Milnor, Esq. R. W. Grand Masteif
Fred. Wolbert, Esq. R. W. Deputy Grand Master.
Robert Lewis, R. W. Senior Grand Warden.
Robert Poalk, R. W. Junior Grand Warden.
George A. Baker, R. W. Grand Secretary.
Ihomas Arnistrong, Esq. R. w. Grand Treasurer.

LODGES HELD IN THE CITY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Number of}
the Lodges 5 ^^^^ters' Names. Times of meeting.

2 John O'Brien, 2 and 3 Saturday,

3 Robert De Silver, 1 and 3 Tuesday,
9 Daniel M'Karaher, 1 and 3 Friday,

19 Lambert Smyth, 1 and 3 Thursday,

.'51 Samuel F. Bradford, 2 and 4 Thursday,

52 Joseph M' Mull in, 1 and 3 Wednesday,

59 George Alcorn, 2 and 4 Tuesday.

67 Charles Cumniens, 2 and 4 Friday,

n Samuel B. Ellis, 2 and 4 Wednesday,

(^ Wnn. L. Sanntag, 2 and 4 Saturday,

73 Patrick Gernon, 1 and 3 Thursday,

*^1 Thomas Hennessy, 1 Satuiday and 4 Monday.

MJIL ESTABLISHMENT.

MAILS.

Eastern Mail,

Southern Mail,

l-)owningstown and
Lancaster, Penns.

Great. Western Mail,
via Chambersburg,
to Kentucky and
N. W. Territory,

Tennessee, Natchez,
& Mississippi Ter-
ritory,

Mifflin, Huntingdon,
Northumberland,
A^ycoming, Sc Cen-
tre counties, via
Reading and Har-
risburg, Penns.

The Mail viaBorden-
town, Jenkintown,
Doylestown, Plum-
stead, and Easton,
Penn. and tliro' Lu-
zerne, Penn. to Gen-
nessee. New York,

The Mail for Mont-
gomery Square,
Bethlehem, Allen-
town, Nazareth 8c
Stroudsburg, Pean.

Woodbury, Swedesbo-
rough.Woodstown,
and Salem, West
New Jersey,

WoodburyjMalicahill,
Pitts-grove, and
Bridgetown, West
New Jersey,
Atston and Tucker-
ton,; New Jersey,
Haddonfield, Mount-
Holly, New Mills,
Moorestown, and
Bordentown, New
Jersey,

ARRI VAL.

Daily, 7 A. M
|Do. 11 a. M,

Do. 4 P.M.

Tues. and
Friday, 4 P. M.

Tues. 11A.M.

Tues. morning,

Tues. moniing,

Tues. morning,

Wednes. 9 A. M.

Tues. and Friday
morning,

Wednes. morn-
ing,

Wedn. 10 A. M.

CLOSING.

Daily, 12 noon
Do. I past 7A.M.
Daily half an hour
before sunset

Mond. and Thur.
half a,n hour be-
fore sunset

Satur. half past 7

Tuesday 2 P..M.

Tuesday 3 R. M.

Thursday 3 P. M..

Wednes. 3 P.-M.

Tuesday & Friday
3 P. M.

Wednes. 3 P. M.

Wednes. 2l»~. M.

Letters must be left at the Post Office within the tiir.fo
speeifted, to insure their going in the mails of the d.iT.
As there are several places cf the san:e nan-.e in the United
States, it is r.eccssav} that the direction shculd be particu*
lar ; the states should be distinguished, and where it might
be otherwise doubtful, the counties. When letters are ix:<.
for a i)ost tc^-n, the nearest post tcwn ought to be men-
tioned.

COURTS OF LAW.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Supreme Courts are htldj

Cod Monday in March — continue
1st or Eastern District, J two weeks.

at Philadelphia, 1 2d Monday in December — con-
L tinue three weeks.
2d or Western District, C 1st Monday in September — con-
at Pittsburgh, \ tinue two weeks,

Including the counties of Bedford^ Sortierset, Westmoreland,
Fayettt, Green, Wathingtan, Alleghany, ~ Beaver, Butler, Mer-
cer, CraiifurJ, Erie, Warren, renango, Armstrong, Caynbria,
Indiana, Jefferson, Clearfield, and APKean.

All other counties iif'tke State are in the \st or Eastern Dis'
trict.

The Courts of each District have full pcmer to order adjourn-
ments Hjchen they shall think proper.

COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS, AND GENERAL
QUARTER SESSIONS,

For Philadelphia City and County, ars held

On 1st Monday in March and June,
3d Monday in September,
1st Monday in December, in every year.

mayor's courts

For the City of Philadelphia, are held
On the 1st Monday in January, April, July and October.

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PHYSICIANS, MIDWIVES, AND

NURSES.

ALBERTI GEO. F. 116 N Kuhn A. next 140 Chesnut

Front La Roche Rene, 98 south 5th

Barton Bea. S. 184 Mulberry Littleton T. 148 Cedar
Bertron David, 29 Artillery MacKenzey J. D. 9 Lombard
lane 'Marshal S. R. south Twelfth

Blaney Arthur, 165 Sassa'fras near High
JBleight Saml. 104 Mulberry, Marhiua Joseph 16 Branch
4th door above Fifth st. Mease James, 192 Chesnnt
Brown Thos. 27 N. Sixth Miller Peter, 56 N Fourth
Buchanan Geo. 50 south 4th Minick Jos- P. 195 Walnut
Burr William, 458 N" Second Mongea R. 81 south Third
Caldwell Chas. 211 south 2d Moore Samuel, ,38 Sansom
Cathrall Isaac, 23 Mulberry NorgTOve N. corner Juniper
Chapman Nathl. 139 Walnut and High
Cleaver IsaaQ, 286 K Second Otto John C. 139- Mulberry
^ Gouover Saml. 141 south 5th Parke Thos. 20 S Fourth
Coxe John R. 51 N Third Parrish Joseph, 18 Chesnut
Currie Wni. 130 south 2d Peries Peter, 31 Callowhili

Dewees Wm-coirner, Fo^urth Physick P. S. 114, Mulberry
and vyalnut Porter John, 244 N Second

■ Dorsey John S,. 45 Mulberry Proudfit James, 153 S Second
3")uffield Saml. -12 Chesnut Redman John, 42 N Second
Dunlap James, 107 Mulberry Reynolds James, 33 Sansom
Farquahar Geo. 10 N Fifth Rogers Patrick K. 262 N 2d
Frank Adam, 208 St. Johns Rousseau John, 210 Spruce
Gallaher James 44 N Fourth Rovoudt Wm. 2 Wood
Giilaspy Gto. corner of Union Rush Benj. 98 south 4th

and Front Say Benj. 152 Chesnut

Glentworth P. F.144 SassafrasSermon Isaac, 105 N Front .
Goss Joseph, 258 S Fonth Seybert Adam, 114 High

Griffith Elijah 161 Mulberry Shaw , 231 Mulberry

Griffitts Samuel P. 62 S Front Shippen Wm. 10 Prune

Hancklc John 364 N Second Smfth Wm. 27 Sansom

Harris Rcbt. 69 N. Third Stafford Robt. 43 Spruce

Hewson Thos. T. 41 Spruce Strong Joseph, <:orner Walnut

Heylin Isaac 13 S Seventh and 2d

Howard John, 283 N Third Stuart James, corner Pine and

Howell A. 21 Walnut Third

Hutchinson Jas. 24 S Seventh V/allace Wm. 129 Qiieen

James Thos. C 83 S Second Wistar Casper, 112 S Fourth

Keehmle John 33 N Fourth Wpodhouse Jaa, 36 S;insora

KInly Charles, 135 Walnut

nil

Beaty Mrs. 308 south Seoond Moodie Mrs. 2 Oak (S^
Bowers Mrs. 9 Farmers alley Morrell Mrs. 71 Union
Ernes Ann, 207 Sa.'isafras Kegin Mrs. 16 St. J<.hns
Forbes E. 237 Cedar Rose Jane, 7 Brewers ailey

IFemphill lane, 73 Plum Rose Susannah, 7 Brewers

M'Cabe Mrs. ?41 south 6th alley

M'Fall Kosina, 101 south 5ih Thompson Mrs. 25 Penn
M'Gowen G. George st. near Thackara Elean( r, 36 S 6th
Tenth Vanhok Ann, 190 sonth 6th

M'Mannis Mrs. Walnut near Weathevby Mrs. lO''^ Cedar

Twelfth "Wooly Mrs. 36 Apj)letree alley

Mingle Elizabeth, 22 Apple- Wells Mrs. Mary above 7th

- tree alley Zigler Ann, 74 New st.

NUI?SES.

Barker R. 66 Catharine M 'Carter Rachel, 64 N 7th

Barnet Martha, 3 Qiieen Murphy Mrs. 19 Vernon

Coleman Lydia, UN Ninth Mushel Eliza, 22 Appletre
Crosby Ann, 158 N 2d alley

Crowley Jane, Burds alley Norton J. 22 Coombs alley
January Hannah, layer cut cf Pettit Esther, 74 New

the dead, Smiths alleyjjrun- Preston Ann, near62 Artille-

ning N from Carters, alley ry lane

to Chesnut Richmond Debora, Brewers

Karr Sopiiia. 175 N Water alley

Knowles Selah, nurse and West Susan, 23 Walnut

layer out of the dead, 17 Williams E. Coopers court
. Penn street

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FIRE HOSE ASSOCIATIOR

OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

* John Nesbit, President,

William P. Morris, Treasurer,
Thomas H. Dawson, Secretary,

DIRECTORS

OF THE DIFFERENT COMPANIES.

PHILADELPHIA HOSE.

Wm. P. Morris, John Rakestraw,

Benjamin Shephei'd, John G. Bringhurst,
Wm. Vv^ Fisher, Jonathan Wainwright.

VOOD INTENT HOSE.

Richard Nisbet, Joel Atkinson,

Lindsay Nicholson, Joseph latem,
Joseph Ridgway, Caleb Wright.

RESOLUTION HOSE.
Henry Fries, Adam Traquair,

John Nesbit, John Harvey,

George Holmes, Thomas Lynch.

HUMANE HOSE.
John Schryer, David Lauck,

John Rink, James P Buley,

Benjamin Rose, Henry Fisher.

PERSEVERANCE HOSE.

H. L. Melchoir, Frederick Vogle,

George Hitner, Samuel Wilkins,

Nathan Roberts, Frederick Frailey, jim«

John EUick, Jonathan Robbinsc

yrEPTUNE HOSE.

J. Christler, jun. Jobson, jun.-

M" lia'l Nesbit, Thomas Wallace,

Charles J. Sutter, INIichael Nassau,

HOPE IIOSlF.

Thomas F Gordon, Robert Gordon,

Thomas H. Dawson, Samuel Wharton,

Robert Davenport, Alex'anlcler Wilson.
Lewis Miles, jun.

SOUTHWA^.K HOSE.

James White, Jt)hn Dolby,

Richard Barrington, Isaac Roach, jun,
James M. Linnard, Jacob Copeland.

The Editor informs the Metribers of the Hose Companies,
that he has in. the Press, and wilt publish on the i\th instaiif,
an accurate description of the situation of the Hydrant Plugs.
The utility of ouch a publication must be ohvious to the
3f embers of these Institutions ; as by consulting it, they will
immediately fnd the exact situation of all the Plugs. — It 'uill
be printed the same size and stile of the Constitution of
the Hose Companies, and may he bad of Wn. TFoodhause,
-Nb 6, South Front street-.

CALENDAR,

From the 1st of February 1807 to the Jst of February 1S02,

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FEBRUAItY
12 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 Q7 28
MARCH
12 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
39 30 n

APRIL

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

12 13 14 15 IS 17 18

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

f6 27 28 29 30

MAT

1 2
3 4 5 6 7.89
10 11 12 IS 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31

JUNE

12 3 4 5 6

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

21 22 23 24 25 26 27

28 29 30

JULY

12 3 4

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

12 13 14 15 16 17 18

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

^^6-27 28 29 30 3t

AUGUST

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2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15

16 17 18 19 20 21 22

23 24 25 26 27 28 29

30 SI

SEPTEMBER

12 3 4 5

6 7 8 9 10 11 12

13 14 15 16 17 18 19

20 21 22 23 24 25 26

27 28 29 30

OCTOBER

12 3

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

18 19 20 21 22 23 24

25 26 27 28 29 30 31

NOVEMBER

12 3 4 5 6 7

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

15 16 17 18 19 20 21

22 23 24 25 26 27 28

29 30

DECEMBER

12 3 4 5

6 7 8 9 10 11 12

13 14 15 16 17 18 19

20 21 22 23 24 25 26

27 28 29 30 31

JANUARY

3 4 5 6 7
10 11 12 13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

24 25 26 27 28 29 30-^

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