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THE 

PHILADELPHIA 

Birectory  and  Register, 


CONTAINING   THE 

NAMES,  PROFESSIONS,  AND  RESIDENCE, 

OF 

•IW  the  Heads  oi  TauaiVies 

AKD 

PERSONS  IN  BUSINESS, 

OF  THE 

City  and  Suburbs,  ffamiltonville,  and  Camden,  N,  y. 

Vmn   OTHER   USEFUL   INrORMATIOK. 


PHILADELPHIA 


PUBLISHED  BY  M'CARTY  &  DAVlSs 

JVo,  20-i,  Market  street. 

1821, 


The  Philadelphia  Annual  Advertiser. 

JOHN  KING, 

(from  LONDON,) 

South  West  corner  of  Walnut  and  Dock  streets, 
PHILADELPHIA, 

MANUFjlCTURER  OF 
X)EEP  YELLOW,  LEMON,  AND  PALE 

of  the  best  quality  and  on  reasonable  terms  ;  and 
maker  of  Burnish  Gold  Size,  of  a  very  superior 
quality,  equal  to  the  very  best  that  can  be  bought 
in  London,  and  very  cheap;  likewise,  manufacturer 
of  Gold  and  Silver  Paper,  and  Gold  and  Silver 
Embossed  Borders,  from  l-8th  of  an  inch  wide  to 
3  inches  do. 

Respectfully  informs  the  ladies  of  this  city  and 
its  vicinity,  that  she  continues  to  manufacture  Leg- 
horn, Split  Straw,  and  Silk  HATS,  of  the  newest 
and  most  approved  fashions,  and  on  the  most  rea- 
sonable terms. 

HATS  1)\EI>, 

AT  THE  SHORTEST  NOTICK. 

N.  B.  AH  orders  in  the  above  line  will  be  thankfully  re- 
ceived and  promptly  attended  to. 


DIRECTIONS  TO  THE  READER. 

(^N.  L.)  Northern  Liberties — (K.)  Kensington-*. 
^P.  T.)  Penn  Township — ( V.)  Vineyard — (C.)  for  city 
— (S.)  Southwark — (M.)  Moyamensing — (O.  y.  r.). 
©Id  York  road — (Germ,  r.)  Germantown  road — (P.) 
Passyunk — (Sch.)  Schuylkill — (Frank,  r.)  Frankford 
coad — N.  north — S.  south— E.  east — W.  west— cor. 
corner— n.  near— ab.  above— r.  road — -bet.  between— i.- 
•^persons  of  colour — bel.  below— ay.  alley — ct.  court— 
av.  avenue — 1.  lane— op.  opposite — c.  h.  counting 
house— d.  h.  dwelling  house — vict.  victualler — gent, 
gjentleman — storekeefier,  is  always  to  be  understood  a^ 
dry  goods  storekeeper. 

ICP  For  names  not  found  in  the  Sufifilement^  see  the 
body  of  the  work. 

The  reader  when  searching  for  names,  without 
knowing  how  properly  to  spell  them,  is  requested  to 
examine  in  every  possible  way  they  would  admit  of 
being  spelled  from  their  pronunciation.  There  are 
alternate  references  throughout  the  list  of  inhabitanlSi 
<Q  those  names  having  similar  prominciation,  but  not 
being  spelled  alike ;  viz.  Allison,  see  Ellison — and 
vice  versa. 

Each  page  of  the  list  of  inhabitants,  is  headed  in 
capitals,  with  the  three  first  letters  of  the  bottom  name. 

The  reader  will  please  to  observe  the  following 
general  rule  for  finding  the  numbers  on  houses,  in  the 
different  streets  in  the  city  : — In  those  streets  that  run 
east  and  west,  say  Hit^h  street,  the  numbers  begin 
from  the  Delaware,  the  odd  being  on  the  north  side,  ^ 
In  those  that  run  north  and  south,  say  Fourth  street^ 
\ht  numbers  begin  from  High  street,  running  noi^th 
jtnd  south,  the  odd  being  on  the  cast  side^ 


^  in.  vnr.iriTiA  niKi-oTORY,         BEC,   . 

SUFPLEMEKT  '^ 


TO  Tur. 


Philadelphia  Directory. 

[^awrn  that  arc  not  in  the  Su/i/iUnient,  ivill  t;encral!u 
be  found  correct  in  the  body  of  the  ivork.'] 


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LIST  OF  NAMES 


Containing-  the  Heads  of  Families^  and  Person-i 
in  Business^  alphabeticothj  arranged. 

J7*  Sec  "  Directions  to  the  Reader." 

\BBETT  HENRY,  blacksmir.h  111  N,  Second— d.  h. 

45  Race 
Abbott  George,  hairdresser  50  south  Front 
\bbott  John,  currier  21  N.  Sixth — d.h.  77  Clieny 
Vbercrombie  Jas.  d.  d.  seu.  assistant  minister  of  Christ 

churcli,  St.  Peter's  and  St.  James'  111  Spruce  street 
Adams  Elizabeth,  shoe  store  and  ntilhncr  187  N.  2d 
Adams  Ehzabeth,  l)oarding  iioust  74  Walnut 
Vdams  J.  Knox  and  Nixon,  merchants  225  High 
Adams  Thomas,  merchant  81)  south  Wharves 
Adams  William,  liquor  store  coiDcr  High  and  Sch.  8th 

— d.  h.  near  cornt-r  Filbert  and  Sch.  8th 
Adams  William,  Mantua  Village 
XfTolman  Jolin  C.  flour  merchant  365  High — d.  h.  160 

CIk-:  rv  street 
-\I!lick  Mary,  milliner  49  north  Second 
Aiken  Robert,  tailor  39  Walnut 
Aitkcii  Williiim,  m.  c.suigeon  309  Arch 
Albert!  George  F.  practisini;  physici?.n  164  north  Fifth 
AlbriglR  George  M.  tavcr:ikccper  121  north  Water 
Algv    Jaiiv  s,  grocer  18  Small  tfc  S;  E.  corner  Catharine 

and  S^v'anson 
Allen  Charles,  druggist  &c.  180  south  Second 
A 


Allen  John,  grocer  10  N.  5th  and  8  South  alley 
Allen  Lewis,  merchant  190  High — d  h.  IS  north  8th 
Allen  WiUiam,  merchant  53^  south  Front 
Allen  William,  copperplate  engraver  56  south  2d 
AUerton  Nathan  C.  12th  above  Markfet  street 
Allison  Miss  A.  &:  M  ladies  dress  makers  121  Spruce 
Alloway  Samuel,  tavernkeeper  Catharine  street  wharf 
Anderson  Robert,  storekeeper  S.  W.  corner  Lombard 

and  Seventh 
Anderson  Samuel  V.  merchant  25  north  Water — d.  h. 

152  north  Front 
Anderson  Thomas,  saddler  48  Lombard 
AndrcAv  John,  drygoods  store  16  south  Second 
Angrau  John,  drygoods  store  245  south  Second 
Anker  Levi,  193  south  Third 
Antrim  John,  grocer  90  soutlr  Third 
Antrim  'I'homas  E.  taylor  395  High~d.  h.  280  Arch 
Apple  William,  coppersmith  201  north  Second 
Apt  Charles,  saddle  and  harness  maker  343  north  2d 
Ardner  Joseph,  barber  IS  High 
Armour  Susan  N.  storekeeper  6  Old  York  road 
Arney  Elizabeth,  tea  warehouse  6  north  Seventh 
Arnison  Joseph,  tavernkeeper  169  south  Front 
AiTott  James,  merchant  35  south  Front— d.  h.  N.   W. 

corner  Arch  and  Eleventh 
Ash  Caleb,  jr.  apothecary  66  north  Ninth 
Ash  Michael,  tavernkeeper  N.  W.  cor.  Old  York  I'oad 
-    and  Callowhill 

Ashburner  John,  jr.  drygoods  store  36  N.  2d,  d  h  17  Race 
Ashburner  John  &  Thomas,  36  north  Second       > 
Ashhurst  Richard,  merchant  76  High — d.  h.  70  S.  5th 
Askew  Josepli,  ironmonger  245  Hi^h — d  h  116  Arch 
Askin  John,  shoemaker  216  south  Second 
Atkinson  Asher,  saddler  8cc.  1  south  Third 
Attmore  Marshall,  clock  and  watchmaker  38  Cedar 
Atwood  James,  merchant  111  High — d  h  19  Race 
Atwood  John  M.  merchant  111  High — d  h  192  Arch 
Auner  Joseph  G.  bookseller  and  stationer  79  Cherry 
Auner  Peter,  79  Cherry 

Austin  (ralen  L.  printer,  office  S.  E.  cor.  6th  &  Cherry 
Austin  Thomas,  flour  mer.  443  High — d  h  5  nortli  13th 
Avis  Joseph,  cabinet  maker  39  Cedar 
Ayers  David  B.  apothecary  and  druggist  302  S.  Front 
Ayers  8c  Turpin,  druggists  8c  apothecaries  302  S.  Front 


BABE  CATHARINE,  milliner  39  Pine 

Babe  George,  apothecary  S.  E.  corner  Front  and  Cedar 

Babe  Mary,  storekeeper  197  south  Second 

Babe  Richard,  hatter  50  Cedar 

Baeyertz  Frederick,  grocer  corner  Oak  and  Fifth 


^^         I'liiLAor.r.iMiiA  niKi.cTORY.         BEC^ 

IVigt^t-  Jolm  G.  ^;rocer46'l  soiitli  FitiU 

B.igj^r  M;uy,  widow  464  suulli  Front 

Kukui  HLi.j'aiii'm  F.  lottery  ofTicc  4S'  north  Tliird 

B:iki.M-  IIciiMiM,  M.  n.  339  nortii  I'liiid 

H.ik'.r  J  inics,  iKirdwirt-  st(MO  26.^  ll'nilh 

B.ikcr  Michael,  Jun.  a^pjiersmiih '227  north  Second*^- 

d  h  330  north  Front 
l^ddwin  Isanr,  grocer  90  N'ini; 

B;il(luin  jolm,  bookbiu<ler  Sli  cor.  Cherry  and  Sixth 
H.dtf  Lucas  ?c  Thomas,  boot  manufacturers  31  S.  4th 
■Bail  Stephen,  taverukeej)cr  N.  \V.  eor.  3(1  &  Shippen 
Ballcntiiic  James  &  Co.  grocers  34  south  Second 
,  Banckcr  Charles  N.  mer.  33  N .  Front — d  h  320  Chesnnt 
Bankson  William  (i.  drvKOods  store  213  south  Second 
Barat   Francis,  philusopliic;d  instrument   maker    379 

High 
Barault  Mrs.  drvgoods  store  51  nor'.li  Second 
Barcroft  Stacj  B.  drygoods  store  21?  jiortli  Third 
Bardolte  Josei)h.  pertumcr  147  C'liesnut 
Barker  James  N.  alderman,  office  16  south  otli — d  h 

SW  corner  Cliesnut  and  Sixth 
Barlow  Philip,  12^  south  Sixth  and  62  Zanc 
Barnard  Derick,  i)!oughmaker  Ilii^h  W.  Sc!i.  4'.h 
Barnard  Josejih,  Higli  west  Scinivlkill  Fourth 
Barnes  Daniel,  merchant  23  S.  Water — d  h  43  south  8th 
Barnes  John,  M  D.  79  Arch  corner  Bread 
Barnes  John  H.  office  117  S  Second— d  h  23  S.  Second 
Barnes  John,  ladies'  shoe  store  147  south  Secc-nd 
Barnes  Josepli,  ladies'  shoe  store  145  south  Second 
Barnes  Richard,  glove  manufactory  42  souti\  Second 
Barnes  Roljcrt  '!'.  currier  55  Chesnut  and  79  Arch 
Barnes  S.  bonnet  inaker  SE  corner  Cherry  and  Eighth 
Barnes  Thomas,  esq.  currier  55  Citesnut  and  79  Arch 
Barnes  ThoiTjas  and  R.  T.  currieis  55  Cliesnut 
Barnes  William,  jun  389  south  Second 
Barnitt  Thos.  Columbian  printing  press  manuf.  &  tur- 
ner in  brass,  iron,  &c.  198  N.  P'ront  &  3  Newmarket 
Barns  James,  innkeeper  S.  E.  corner  Spruce  and  Front 
Barn:^  Maiy.  widow,  teacher  7  FUim 
Barringtcn  Cliarles,  wine  and  liquor  merchant  216  High 
Barrington  Eleanor,  widow  of  Richard  206  south  4th 
Barton  Isaac,  storekeeper  16  nortii  Second 
Barwick  John,  currier  170  norri\  Third 
Buush  Adam,  sea  ca]jtain  Juniper  near  Vine 
Bayard  (ieor^e,  tinijlateworker  50  north  Front 
Bavaid,  R.  H.  attorney  at  law  55  soutli  7th — d  h  254 

Walnut 
Beauregard  J.  C.  m.  d.  81  south  'I'hird 
Bechtel  Jolui  {bachelor)  Sc  Co.  shoe  warehouse  50  and 

52  Higli 
Beck  Jacob,  to!)acconist  182  south  Front 
Beck  Paul,  jr.  merchant  11  snutlj  AVater— dh  315  High 
Beck  VVm.  C.  stationer  &c.  S.  W.  cor.  George  &  12th 


BOR  PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  ^^ 

Bedwell  George  W,  apothecary  and  druggist  256  Arch 
Beidelman  Abraham,  drygoods  store  88  north  Second 
Belair  Lewis  D.  foreign  bookseller  SW  corner  Sixth 

and  Chesnut — d  h  20  Raspberry  street 
Beidon  Hosea  W.  accountant  251  south  Second 
Bell  James  8c  John,  distillers  NW  corner  6th  8c  Cedar 
Bell  Samuel,  merchant  181  High 
Bell  Samuel,  grocer  and  drover  236  Cedar 
Bell  Wm.  J.  &  Co:  stock  8c  exchange  brokers  37  Dock 
Bell  Wm.jun.  stock  &cc. broker  37  Dock— d  h  93  Pine 
Bell  William  J.  154  Walnut  street 
Bellemere  Francis,   stocking    manufactory    Hamilton 

Village 
Benjamin  8c  Joseph,  cordial  distillers  167  Cedar 
Benners  George,  merchant  200  north  Fourth 
Bennet  Louisa,  6  north  Sixth 
Bentley  Christian,  segarmaker  346  north  Second 
Bentley  David  8v  John,  coppersmiths  162  north  Third 
Berry  Joseph,  storekeeper  146  Cedar 
Betts  William,  hatter  42  Plum 
Beylard  John,  jr.  merchant  101  Walnut 
Bicknell  George  A.  mercht.  127  High— d  h  333  Arch 
Bicknell  8c  Jackson,  domestic  warehouse  127  High 
Biddle  Charles,  jun.  me"chant35  Dock 
Biddle  C.  8c  M.  Canby,  sugar  refiners  27  Church  alley 
Biddle  Clement  sugar  refiner  27  Church  alley — d  h 

204  Arch 
Biddle  John  G.  broker  26  Walnut — d  h  9th  near  Walnut 
Biddle  Thomas  8c  John  G.  stock  brokers  8cc.  26  Walnut 
Biddle  Thomas,  stock  broker  8cc.  26  Walnut — d  h  41 

Walnut 
Biddle  William  S.  counsellor  at  law  183  Walnut 
Binder  George,  carpenter  375  north  Front 
Binder  Jacob,  Iiatter  286  north  Front 
Bioren  John,  printer  8c  bookseller  72  S.  2d    {see  Byron 
Bird  Julian,  widow  of  Samuel,  NE  corner  Water  and 

Spruce 
Bishop  Richard,  importer  of  hosiery  36  south  Front 
Black  James,  208  Walnut  street 

Black  Wm.  jr.  merchant  18  north  Front— d  h  13  Pine 
Blair  William,  boot  manufacturer  20  Chesnut 
Bloxton  Thomas,  (Theatre  Hotel)  Walnut  near  Ninth 
Blye  John  H.  sea  captain  226  south  Second 
Boate  Horatio,  printer  NE  corner  Wood  and  Fifth 
Bockius  Jacob,  brush  manufacturer  249  north  Second 
Boggs  James,  merchant  188  High  street 
fBoisier  Jerome,  cordwainer  74  Lombard 
Bonish  Matthew,  fruiterer  390  south  Second 
Book  Peter  J.  hairdresser  and  bleeder  10  north  Fourth 
Booth  John,  tailor  49  Pine 
Borhek  John,  confectioner  12  south  Fourth 
Borrekens  H.  P.  paper  hanging^  warehouse  151  Ches- 

nut — d  h  SW  ecrner  11th  and  Spruce 


PJIlL.\Ui:i,lMIl  A    plRKC  i'ORY.  BRU 

* 
Bosbyslvcll  &  Sor\  crs,  drygor.ds  store  95  High 
Houvitr  Michael,  i;il)imi maker  6  south  Front 
Bowen  A.  I.  cahiiietniakcr  i;)5  \\  ahint 
Bower  Joliii,  tavcnikeci)cv  9'1-  north  Eighth 
Boyd  David,  lucichant  lailor  33  north  Fourth 
Boyd  Francis,  currier  269  norih  Second 
Boyd  Joseph,  cxchnngc  &  commission  broker  20  S.  4th 
Boyle  Cliarlcs,  shopkeeper  3'25  Spruce 
Brackkcr  Marshal,  china  store  324  north  Second 
Bradsliaw  Surah,  tavernkeeper  28  Walnut 
Brady  Daniel,  accountant  122  Chesnut — dh  36  south  6th 
Brady  F.  tavernkeeper  5  north  Sixth 
Brand  Frederick,  ladies'  sluieniaker  124  south  Second 
Brandt  John,  distiller  223  south  3d — d  h  127  Lombard 
Bravard  Rebecca,  drygoods  store  229  south  Second 
Breban  John,  merchant  164  Higli— d  h  79  Dock 
Brennen  John,  umljrclla  maker  194  south  Second 
Brick  Jolir.  R.  35  Cliesnut 
Brien  James,  tavernkeeper  289  Vine 
Brock  Joliii,  merchant  149  north  Fourth 
Brognard  Joseph,  merchant  83  High 
Bronson  John,  hatter  136Swanson 
I 'rooke  Robert,  county  commissioner  Germantown  road 

near  Rising  Sun 
Brooks  John,  china  store  179  Callowhill 
Brown  Adam,  malster  256  Race 
Brown  David  Paul,  attorney  at  law  104  Arch 
Brown  Elijah,  com.  mer.  48  Dock — d  h  39  south  4th 
Brown  Elizal)eth,  rniUi\ier  42  north  Sixth 
Brown  Ezra,  cordwainer  167  north  Tliird 
Brown  &  Harris,  i^ainters,  Ckc.  72  Chesnut 
Brown  James,  (of  the  house  of  J.  A.  B.  8c  Co.)  109  S.  3d 
Brown  James,  tobacconist  46  north  Fourtli 
Brown  James,  sea  captain  13  Willing's  alley 
Brown  John  A.    aiul  Co.  importers  of  Irish  linens  16 

Chesnut 
Brown  John  S.  boot  and  shoe  manufactory  167  north  3d 
Brown  J.  ik:  M.  &  M.  D  Lewis,  merchants  159  Market 
Brown  Liberty,  conveyancer  18  south  Sixtli— d  h  59 

Tammany  street 
Brown  Paul  S.  merchant  215  Arch 
Brown  William,  printer,  office  Wagner's  alley— d  h  G 

John  above.  Wood 
Browne  Acjuilla  A.  attorney  at  law  and  conveyancer  38 

south  Sixth— d  h  307  Walnut 
Browne  Charles,  silkdyer  U9  north  Second 
Browne  John,  gentleman  37G  north  Front  (N  L) 
Browne  Peter  A.  attorney  at  law  and  conveyancer,  194 

Chesnut 
Browne  Samuel,  taylor  51  north  Third 
Biiick.  William  A.  biscuit  baker  113  Vine 
Biugiere  Charles,  mercht.  247  High— d  h  299Chcsnu'- 
a2 


CAN  PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

« 

Bryan  Samuel,  esq.  Register  for  the  Probate  of  Wills, 
and  granting  Letters  of  Administration  in  and  for  the 
city  and  county  of  Philadelphia,  in  the  Commonwealth 
of  Pennsylvania,  No,  6  east  wing  State  house — d  h 
S24  High 
Bryant  Jolin  Y.  chemist,  &c.  27  High 
Bryant  Mordecai  Y.  wholesale  and  retail  druggist  230 

north  Second 
Bryant  T.  J.  druggist,  8cc.  388  north  Front  8c  205  N.  8th 
Bryant  William,  cabinet  maker  361  High 
Brynen  Edward,  umbrella  maker  151  north  Second 
Buckley  Anthony  M.   merchant  139  south  Front — d  h 
87  south  Third  [see  Bickley  and  Backley^ 

Budd  John  B.  merchant  14  south  Seventh 
Budd  Susan,  widow  14  south  Seventh 
Buffum  Arnold,  hatter  60  north  Second 
Bujac  J.  Lachaussee,  merchant  130  Pine 
Burd  Jane  R.  confectioner  163  Chesnut  &  66  Almond 
Burkart  Samuel,  brushmaker  1  N.  5th— d  h  131  N.  8th 
Burkellow  Isaac,  dealer  293  north  Second 
Burkhardt  8c  Bailey,  merchants  9  north  Second 
Burkhimer  Henry,  tobacconist  348  north  Front 
Burns  John  M.  boot  and  shoe  manufacturer  49  south  3d 
Buft  Nathaniel,  merchant  237  High 
Bushhead  Joseph,  69  south  Fifth 
Busser  Francis,  tinplate  worker  321  south  Second 
Butcher  John,  tinplate  worker  363  south  Front 
Butler  James,  china  store  18  High 
Buzby  H.  8c  Co.  flour  merchants  365  High 
Buzby  Hezekiah,  365  High — d  h  6th  above  Wood 
Byrne  Mrs.  E.  boarding  house  19  south  Fifth 
Byrne  Patrick,  lottery  and  exchange  office  NE  corner 

Second  and  Chesnut 
Byron  Rebecca,  drygoods  store  226  south  Second 


CAHILL  JOHN,  tavernkeeper  10  Lsetitia  court 
Calla  Charles,  Liverpool  and  glass  warehouse  66  north 

Fourth— d  h  40  north  Eighth 
Cammeyer  8c  Simons,  auction  8c  commission  merchants 

262  Market 
Cammeyer  William,  jun.  auctioneer  262  Market — d  h 

348  Market 
Campbell  Isaac,  watchmaker  33  south  Fourth 
Campbell  James,  mercer  and  tailor  85  south  Fifth 
Campbell  Thomas,  ladies'  shoemaker  79  Cedar 
Canby  Caleb  H.  plumber  29  Bank  street— d  h  137  High 
Cannon  John,  innkeeper  SW  corner  Catharine  and  2d 
Canon  Samuel,  clothing  store  342  High 
Cansler  Margaret,  drygoods  store  81  Cedar 
Cantrall  Robert,  innkeeper  NW  cor.  Water  8c  Swanson 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  COC 

Cany  Charles,  drygoods  store  67  north  Second 
Cards  William,  carpenter  back  185  Cherry 
Cavlile  Hudson,  taverokecper  Spruce  corner  Quince 
Carlisle  David,  carter  corner  Sixtli  and  Coates 
Carlisle  John,  ladies' shoemaker  204  south  Second 
Carl!  Kcv.  Maskell  M.  85  Wood  street 
Carmalt  Caleb  ik  James,  conveyancers  298  north  Third 

and  241  Arcli 
Carman  J.  Sc  H.  merchants  331  High 
Carman  William,  mercliant  'M7  Higii 
Carmicliael  George  &  Son,  tobacconists  404  High 
Carpenter  Bejijamin  E.  8c  Co.  grocers  213  nortli  Third 
Carpenter  Benjamin  E.  grocer  213  north  Third 
Carpenter  Miles,  121  north  Ninth 
Carrell  Joseph,  boot  and  shoemaker  17  south  Third 
Carrigcin  Jacob,  carpenter  204  Clierry 
Carson  John,  bookseller  and  stationer  159  north  Third 
Carson  John  M.  ladies'  shoemaker  SE  cor.  Race  &  6th 
Carbtairs  James,  mer.  South  st.  wharl— d  h  264  S  2d 
Carter  Enoch,  painter,  8cc.  120  Chcsnut — d  h  82  Arch 
Carvill  H.  &  C.  goldbeaters  55  Dock 
Cash  Jacob,  tobacconist  3  Arch  and  35  Vine 
Cassedy  Mary,  widow  387  south  Front 
Catherwood  Hugh,  distiller  217  Cedar 
Cave  Thomas,  druggist  &;c.  45  High  &  SW  corner  9th 

and  Locust — d  li  1  north  Ninth 
Cavenaagii  Michael,  grocer  and  tavernkeeper  SE  cor- 
ner Second  and  Queen 
Chamberlin  Jacob,  merchant  47  south  Eiel\th 
Cliamberlin  Joseph,  merchant  16  south  Water 
Champion  Benjamin,  drygo»jds  store  5i  north  Second 
Chandler  George,  boot  and  shoemaker  79  Green  .street 
Chaney  William  M.  broom  manufacturer  172  Higli 
Chapron  Sc  Nidelet,  meichants  155  High  NE  corner  4th 
Chapron  John  M.  merchant  155   Higii — d  ii  14  N.  9tl\ 
Chastant  Louis,  merchant  22  Church  allev 
Chesnut  Samuel  &  William,  grocers  303  High 
Chcsnut  Sam.  grocer  303  High — d  h  SE  cor.  \ine  &  8th 
Chew  Elislia,  currier  38  Ciiesnut 

Christie  William,  upholsterer  and  Venetian  blind  ma- 
ker 145  Chcsnut 
Ch.  i*tine  John,  turner  358  north  Front 
Cl  .rk  Daniel,  grocer  NE  corner  Fourtli  and  Green 
CI. irk  John  Y.  .m.  d.   167  Arch 
Cl.il  k  L.  B.  book  store  4  south  Front 
CKirk  Richard,  boardinghouse  ami  grocer  152  Swansoii 
Cl  !  *  ges  J  uob,  painter  and  glazier  189  Vine 
Cl'Ne  Henry,  grocer  385  N.  Third  NE  corner  Coates 
Cl  i'ey  John,jun.  wircworker  17S.  4tii — dh  91souih  5th 
Ct.  ucs  Caleb,  manuf  of  domestic  coffee  88  Clierrv 
Co.iis  Thomas,  jun.  conveyancer,  and  office  for  the  pur- 
chase and  sale  of  real  e>tatc  328  norih  Third 
Cochran  Joho,  distiller  376  and  386  High 


COU  PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTOF.Y. 

Ccckman  Eliza,  milliner  149  Walnut 

Cockinan  George,  jeweller  149  Walnut 

Coffee  James,  plumber  61  Walnut — d  h  2d  bel.  Christian 

Coffin  Tiiomas  M.  oil  store  10  south  Fourth 

Coggius  David,  currier  80  Chesnut — d  h  31  Carters  ay. 

Cohen  Abraham  B.  carver  and  gilder  233  sowth  Filth 

Cohen  A  M.  &  E.  L.  druggists  239  Market— d  h  NE 

corner  Spruce  and  Fourth 
Cohen  &  Nisbet,  merchants  26  south  Front 
Cole  Hannah,  widow  429  south  Second 
Coleman  Lydia,  mantuamaker  64  north  Sixth 
Collins  Moses,  innkeeper  125  north  Water 
Collins  William,  baker  148  south  Front 
CoUom  Jonathan,  teacher  134  Coates 
Combes  Germain,  bi.  d.  and  apothecary  NE  cornei 

Pine  and  Fourth 
Comfort  Stephen,  broker  See.  26  south  Third 
Comley  Ethan,  drygoods  store  199  north  Second 
Compton  Joseph,  mercer  and  tailor  27  north  Sixth 
Conard  John,  marshal  (Eastern  Distinct)  office  State 

house — d  h  206  Chesnut 
Condie  David  F.  M.  D.  99  south  Fifth 
C'ondy  J.  W.  counsellor  at  law  154  Chesnut 
(longer  James,  shopkeeper  NE  corner  Castle  &  11th 
Connell  Thomas  H.  m.  d.  49  Vine 
Connelly  Matthew,  tavernkeeper  47  south  Water 
Conner  John,  saddle,  trunk  6c  harnessmaker  194  High 
Coiminglmm  D.  W.  drygoods  merchant  78  N.  Second 
Conolay  Peter,  cordwainer  241  north  Front 
Conover  Joseph,  shoe  wai'ehouse  SW  cor.  High  &  6tli 
Constable  William,  cordwainer  394  south  Second 
Couwell  Right  Rev.  Doctor  Henry,  bishop  of  Philadel- 
phia, St.  Joseph's  8c  St.  Mary's  church,  Wiiling'say. 
ConyersJam.es,  siioemaker  125  Chesnut 
C^n^ers  Walter,  boot  manuf.  40  S-  3d — d  h  9  George 
Cohyngham  David  H    109  south  Fourth 
Cook  George  H.  grocer  76  south  Third — d  h  NW  cor- 
ner 13th  and  Walnut 
Cook  Samuel,  tobacconist  267  north  Second 
Cook  8c  Snov/don,  china  merciiants  240  north  Thii'd 
Cooke  William,  tobacconist  10  Market 
Cooley  L.  intelligence  and  exchange  office  9  south  4tlv 

— .d  h  SW  corner  Seventli  and  Sansom 
Cooper  F.  smith  98  and  100  Shippeu 
Cooper  Henry,  printer  Fifth  near  Wood 
Cope  Jacob  J.  accountant  Old  York  road  ab.  Callowhill 
Corfield  Edward  D.  justice  of  the  peace  259  N.  Front 
Corlies  J.  W   8c  Co.  commission  merchants  29^  south 

Wharves— d  h  160  Arch 
Correy  Wm.  K  mercliant  29  N.  Water— d  h  98  S.  4th 
Corry  Helen,  milliner  123  south  Second 
Corson  James,  184  Chesnut  street 
Coulston  Barnabas,  tavernkeeper  271  Vine 
Coulston  Q.  W.  tavernkeeper  212  north  Third 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  DAV 

Cowan  John,  tailor  84  Cedar 

Cox  IsAucN.  attoi-ney  at  law  1 13  Chesnut.d  h  1 32  Spruct 
Cox  James,  tailor  204  Clicrry  street 
Cozens  Josiali  B.  clock.  &  watchmaker  144  south  Front 

[see  Couzins 
tCr.mchel  B.  66  south  Third 
Crane  Isaac  W.  counsellor  at  law  Camden  (N  J) 
Crease  William  G,  fancy  t'c;itiicr  manufactory  41  south 

Third,  and  confectionary  220  High 
Ci-eighton  Robert,  Irish  hnen  merchant  21  south  Front 
Cress  Alexander,  cordwainer  42J  north  Third 
Cresann  John  H.  &  Joseph,  china  merchants  281  High 
Cresson  John  H.  china  mer.  281  Higli— d  h  227  High 
Creth  Daniel,  distiller  222  soutli  6tli— d  h  223  Cedar 
Creth  &  Williamson,  distillers,  distillery  102  and  liquor 

store  108  north  Nintli 
Creth  William,  distiller  108  north  9th— d  h  379  Race 
Crombarger  John,  flour  mer.  326  High  &  84  south  11th 
Crooks  William,  tailor  NE  corner  Chcsnut  and  Water 
Crothers  William  S.  &  Charles  S.  merchants  219  High 
— d  h  389  Arch  [see  Carolhem 

Crowley  John,  watchmaker  132  south  Front 
Crozier  Andrew,  grocer  424  south  Front 
Crumpton  William,  silverplater  231  north  Second 
Cruson  William,  inspector  of  lumber  269^  south  Front 
CuUen  &  Pettit,  grocers  NE  corner  Spruce  &:  Seventh 
Cummins  James,  grocer  N  W  corner  Brown  and  Third 
Curran  Arthur,  innkeeper  Green  street  fei-ry 
Currie  Wm.  m.  d.  practising  physician  NW  corner  of 

Front  and  Pine  street 
Curry  George,  shoe  store  30  High 
Curtis  Asa,  grocer  SW  corner  Second  and  Callowhill 

— d  h  8  Newmarket 
Curtis  Cavender,  drygoods  store  233  south  Second 
Curtis  John  H.  clerk  448  south  Front 
Cuthbcrt  \V.  C.  druggist  264  south  Second 


DABLIN  FELIX,  sliopkeepcr  NE  corner  Arch  &  8th 

Dallet  Elijah  &  Tliomas,  soap  and  candle  manufactu- 
rers 34an<.l  341  High 

Dalling  James,  storekeeper  114  north  Sixth 

Daly  Cliailcs,  cordwainer  44  Spruce 

Dannakcr  C  H.  W.  millstone  maker  Zane  street— 
d  h  135  north  Third 

Dannakcr  Sr^mticl,  seafaring  officer  24  Bread  street 

l)aven])ort  Wini;im,  nKittifmatical  instrument  maker 
25  south  Front— d  li  86  Sassafras 

Davis  David,  cordwainer  61  Arch 

Davis  George,  stock  and  exchange  broker  39  Dock— 
d  h  246  Sjjruce 

Davis  John,  inspector  of  customs  305  Market 

Davis  John,  papct;,hanger  12  Goforth  alley 


DOU         PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Davis  John,  shoe  store  73  north  Fifth 

Davis  Jonathan,  sawwhetter  NW  corner   Cailowhill 

and  Newmarket  street 
Davis  Richard,  gentleman  350  Market  street 
Davis  Samuel  V.  cordwainer  356  sout'ii  Pecond 
Davis  Tliomas,  printer  and  bookseller  204  Market 
Davis  William,  shipchandler  and  ropemaker  SE  corner 

Sassafras  and  Water — d  h  273  Race 
Davison  Robert,  sailmaker  47  soutli  Front 
Dawes  Sibyl,  drygoods  store  6  south  Stcoiid 
Dawson  Jonas,  clock  and  watchmaker  400  High — d  h 

Juniper  below  High 
Dawson  MordecaiL.  79  Chesnut — d  h  7th  ah.  Chesnut 
Day  Augustus,  carver  and  gilder  124  north  Third 
Dayton  Maria  C.  drygoods  store  246  north  Third 
Deamer  John,  cooper  Water  above  Callosvhill 
Deaves  Trvril,  blacksmith  corner  Tammany  &  Kunckel 
Decker  R.  I.  tavernkeeper  122  south  Front 
Deets  George,  victualler  Buttonwood  above  Charles 
De  Haven  Holstein,  carpenter  119  nortii  Ninth 
Deitz  William,  shoemaker  203  north  Third 
Delleker  George,  engraver  96  Chesnut — d  h  42  Chester 
Denckla  A.  H.  merchant  12  north  Third 
Denman  Aaron  &  Co.  merchts.  271  High — d  h  351  Arch 
Derkheim  David,  cabinetmaker  278  south  Second 
De  Silver  Thomas,  bookseller,  &c.  253  High— d  h  409 

Mulberry 
Dcvin  Sarah,  widow  Broad  above  Arch 
Devitt  Tcrrence  J.  baker  151  Cherry 
Dewhurst  Henry,  glasswarestore  324  High 
Diachery  Joseph,  liquor  store  96  High 
Dickeson  William,  h^itter  311  north  Second 
Dickinson  David,   printer  SW    corner   Decatur  and 

Market — d  h  SE  corner  Castle  and  Eleventh 
Dickinson  Leonard,  trunk  manufacturer  4  Schriver's 

court — d  h  1  north  Eighth 
Dickson  John,  grocer  Swanson  near  Christian 
Dickson  Joseph  R.  inspector  of  customs  163  so\ith  5th 
Dickson  Wm.  merchant  255  High— d  b  ^'ine  above  10th 
Diehl  Nicholas,  notary  public,  office  117  south  Second 

d  h  157  south  Ninth 
Dilion  Richard,  grocer  SE  corner  Cedar  and  Fifth 
Dingee  Charles,  saddler  194  High 
Dixon  Peter,  saddler  214  Market— d  h  27  north  Ninth 
Dolman  John  M.  shoemaker  46  Chesnut 
Donaldson  Isaac,  china  storekeeper  76  north  Second 

and  26  north  Tiiird 
Donnaldson  Edvvard  M.  shipmaster  43  Dock — d  h  167 

Spruce 
Donnell  James  C.  129  south  Third 
Donneli  Natliauiel,  129  south  Third 
Dorans  William,  gi'ocer  SE  corner  Front  and  Almond 
Dougherty  Michael,  storekeeper  10th  cor.  Pryor's court 


IMIII.AUr.LPHIA   DIRECTORY.  EHK 

Douglass  John  C.  ladies'  shoemaker  70  north  Sixth 
Douglass  I^.  S.  (hygoods  store  47  south  Fourth 
Doughiss  Peter,  loolhbnisl\niaktr  31  north  Third 
i)owiur  Charles  L.  merchant  26  south  W'irarvcs — d  l: 

16  Newmarket  street 
Doyle  Pairick,  storekeeper  448  north  Second 
Dreer  Frederick,  cabinetmaker  152  south  Fourth 
Dreishach  VV'iUiani,  merchant  146  north  Fourth 
Dreyfous  Simeon,  merchant  75  north  Fourth 
Drinker  Josei)h  D.  ji-.  merchant  30  north  Third 
Drysdale  William,  clock  &  watchmaker  44  High 
Ducker  John,  exchange  broker  1  south  Fourth — d  h  9 

nortli  Fleventh  \_see  Decker 

Dufficld  William  B.  ?i.  d.  profcsoor  of  midwifery  198 

Spruce  street 
Duffv  Philip,  tavernkeeper  144  Cedar 
Dullco  Joseph,  merchant  145  High— d  h  Washingtoj> 

square 
Dulles  Sophia,  widow  151  Walnut 
Dun  George  W.  16  Bank  street 
Dungan  John,  (Buck  tavern)  132  north  Second 
Dunn  Samson,  hatter  32  n^rth  Sixth 
Dusar  F.  merchant  Girard's  buildings  1625  south  2d 
Duval  James  S.  merchant  15  north  8th        [svy*  Devclle 
Dyke  Scraven,  tallowchandlcr  237  south  Second 


EARHEART  JOHN  P.  turner  &c.  ^C-^  Dock—d  h  90 

south  Fii'tli 
Earp  Ann,  widow  58  Union 
Earp  Robert,  hardware  merchant  SW  corner  High  and 

5tii— d  h  31  Filbert 
Earp  Thomas  hardware  mer.  SW  corner  High  and  5th 

— d  h  NE  corner  7th  and  Vine 
Eastwood  William,  grocer  473  High 
Eaton  Charles,  grocer  8  south  Third — d  h  59  north  7lh 

above  Arch 
Eberbach  John  C.  baker  ^^I'c,  south  Front 
Eberle  John,  m.  d.  SW  corner  Race  and  Sixth 
Eckel  Andrew,  tobacconist  310  Sassafras 
Eckel  George,  tobacconist  141i  north  Third 
Eckfeldt  John,  sonp  &  candle  manufactory  130  south  5th 
Eckfeldt  Michael,  carpenter  13th  between  Race  &  \  inc 
Eckhardt  Frederick,  tavernkeeper  193  Callowhill 
Ecky  Anthony,  a])oihecary  and  druggist  53  south  7tli 
Edgar  John,  grocer  314  High 

Edwards  Joseph,  saddle  6c  harncssmakcr371  N.  Front 
Eglec  Jacob,  cabinetmaker  66  south  Fourth 
Egner  Charles,  grocer  NE  corner  Arch  and  Third 
Ehrenzeller  Jacob,  c^irpentcr  corner  of  Beck  and  Sixth 
Ehringhaus  &  Kampmann.  stock  8c  exchaiige  brokeis 

N\V  corner  Third  and  Walnut 
Ehrmann  Victor  &  Frederick,  154  north  Fourth 


FAI'  PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Eisenhut  William,  tobacconist  478  north  Second 

Eldridge  8c  Brick,  curriers  35  Chesnut 

Elias  Henry,  drygoods  stoi-e  212  north  Second 

Elkin  Abraham,  gentleman  2  south  Tenth 

Elliott  Isaac,  conveyancer  82  Chesnut 

Elliott  Samuel,  74  north  Second 

Ellis  George,  tavernkeeper  327  north  Second 

Ellis  Hugh,  silverplater  206  High 

Ellmaker  David,  wholesale  grocer  275  High — d  h  36 

north  Ninth 
Elton  Anthony,  late  high  constable  (sign  Gen.  Mont- 
gomery) 14  south  Fifth 
Elton  Anthony,  merchant  138  south  Front 
Elton  &  Beck,  merchants  138  south  Front 
Eltjn   Thomas,    merchant  193  High — d  h  SE  corner 

Filbert  nnd  Ninth 
Ehvell  Samuel  S  accountant  273  Race 
EmerickWiUiamB,  26  North  alley 
Enn(  rson  G.  M.  D.  S7  Chesnut 

Euicry  Lewis>  boardinghouse  &  confectioner  128  N.  3d 
Emery  Samuel,  ship-broker  and  wax  canuie  manufac- 
turer 119  south  Second 
Emlen  Samuel,  m.  d.  N W  corner  Arch  and  7th 
Eiigard  Jolm,  tailor  418  north  Second  [see  Ingard 

Engle  Uichard,  grocer  409  north  Second 
Efigles  Joseph  P.  classical  teacher  63  Locust  street 
Engles  Rev.  William  M.  pastor  ot  the  Seventh  Pres- . 

byteri:in  church  63  Locust  street 
English  Joseph,  cutler  108  Race 

English  Mizeal,  paperhanger  78  Chesnut  8c  48  Gaskill 
Epley  8c  Murray,  grocers  104  north  Fourth 
Erben  Henry,  merchimt  263  High—d  h  9  John 
Ernst  Jacob,  baker  89  Christian 
Erringer  Frederick.  oUector  of  taxes  S7  Arch 
ErAvi>^  Henry,  silversmith  191  south  Second 
Esling  Nicholas,  (National  Hotel)  217  High 
Evans  Brooke,  sp'^rtsman's  8c  rifle  store  7  north  Third 
Evans  David  R.  lumber  merchant  23  Julianna  street 
Evans  Joseph.,  tanner  145  north  Sixth 
Evans  Martha,  drygoods  store  66  north  Fourth 
Evans  Robert  I.  flour  mer.  394  High—d  h  321  Chesnut 
Evans  William  M.  clock  and  watchmaker  301  High — 

d  h  Hamilton  village 
Everhai't Margaret,  widow,  cakebaker  235  N  Second 
Everlv  Adam,  fancy  store  8c  combmanufactory  176  Higli 
Ewing  Robert,  merchant  113  High 


FABLE  FREDERICK,  baker  SW  corner  Walnut  8c 

Dock,  and~  in  Goforth  a'ley 
Fairbaim  John,  saddle  and  harnessmaker  7  north  Fifth 


I'MILADELPUIA   D  I  RFXTOR'k'.  FRE 

lairchiUl  \NiUiain  B.  r.ombmaker  113  south  Second 

Fcltcn  IMiilip,  iavcnikcc])er  157  north  Third 

Fcrer  John,  sliopkeeper  296  Raco 

Ferguson  Jesse,  boot  and  shoemaker  271  south  Second 

Fernandez  Michael,  tobacconist  88  Cedar 

Fetter  Joan,  innkecj)er  220  and  222  north  Front 

Field,  Fiibes  &  Co.  domestic  wareliouse  185  High 

Field  James,  merchant,  185  High— d  h  10  north  11th 

Field  &  Palmer,  grocers  6  High 

Figner  Andrew,  tailor  195  Callowhill 

Finlayson  James,  draughtsman;  maps,  plans  Sc  surveys, 

protracted  or  copied  at  J.  Melish's  209  Chesnut 
Finley  Anthony,  bookseller,  &;c.  NE  corner  Chesnut 

and  Fourth — dh  365  Arch 
Finley  Ely,  shopkeeper  339  Race 
Fish.er  Andrew,  hatter  i5  and  i'51  High 
Fisher  John  8c  Martin,  combmakers  3d  near  Green 
Fitzgerald  K.aicto)i,  stablekeepcr  13  6c  15  Marshairsay. 
Fleegal  George,  master  armourer  167  Green  street 
Fletcher  George,  jeweller — d  h  122  Spruce 
Fletcher  Thos  jeweller  130  Chesnut,  cl  h  Spruce  ab.  5ih 
Flin  Thomas,  boardinghouse  64  Pcnn  street 
Flowers  George,  dealer  in  hay  83  north  Eighth 
Fobes  George,  domestic  siore  185  High — d  h  6N.  11th 
Faring  Frederick,  currier  and  justice  of  the  peace  245 

north  Third  [sse  luiring 

Folkrod  Joshua,  tinplateworker  235  High 
Folwell  John,  merchant  37  N,  Front — d  h  46  N.  Front 
Folwell  Wm.  merchant  55  north  Front— d  h  233  Arch 
Foote  Benjamin  E.  accountant  29  Dock — d  h  123  S.  2d 
Forbes  Jared,  ladies'  shoemaker  417  soiith  Front 
Forepaugh  Mary,  storcktejjer  261  nortii  Third 
Fo)-gison  Samuel,  sliipcarpenter  253  nortli  Second 
Fortune  Michael,  lottery  office  39  Walnut 
Fougeray  Rene'  J.  &  Son,  iron  store  and  stove  manufuc- 

t<iry  99  north  Second 
Foulke  Cliarlcs,  hardware  merchant  151  High 
Foulkc  Hannah,  gentlewoman  south  11th  near  Walnut 
Fowgey  Susan,  milliner  78  nortii  Fourth 
Fowle  Jonathan,  juu.  attorney  at  law  190  Chesnut 
Fox  John,  moroccodressev  356  north  Thiid 
Fox  Peter,  shoemaker  244  north  Second 
Francis  John,  lotterybroki  r  39  south  Third 
Franklin  S.imuel  K.' teacher  High,  west  i«l  Sch.  7th 
Franks  Isaac,  prothonotary  of  t'.ie  supreme  court  of  tlic 

Eastern  diilrict  of  Penns)  h  ania.   East  wing  of  the 

State-h'use— (1  h  59  Cheriy  street 
Free  Edwitrd.  cai  ter  &  powder  carrier  Newmarket ;  t. 
Freed  li-a.ic.  flour  and  feed  store  100  Race 
Freeland  U  ivid  S.  tk  Co.  haltei-s  22  High— ;l '.  39  Race 
Frex  tag  1).  jjotter  and  quecnswai  e  stoi-c   139  Ced  ir 
Fre>  tag  &  Kampmann,  ciiina,  glass  &  queensware  store 

68  north  Third 

B 


GOD  PHILADELPHIA.  DIRECTORY. 

Frick  Jacob,  edito^  of  the  Am.  Sentinel  92  Wood  street 
Fry  John  H.  shoewarehouse  88  High  SE  corner  3cl 
'  Fryburg  Joseph,  victualler  8th  above  Callowhill — stall 

13  old  shambles 
Fullmer  John,  grocer  and  flour  store  NE  coi'ner  Old 
York  road  and  Callowhill 


GAMARD  L.  m.  d.  42  south  Fourth 
Gamble  John,  skindresser  297  north  Second 
Gandy  &  Son,  drygoods  store  41  north  Second 
Gardiner  Baldwin,  hardware  merchant  98  Chesnut— 

d  h  41  south  Eighth 
Gardiner,  Veron  &  Co.  fancy  hardware  store  98  Chesnut 
Garretson  E.  druggist  39  north  Fifth 
Garrett  Levi  &  Son,  tobacconists  138  south  Front  N  W 

corner  Drawbridge 
Garrigues  Abraham  M.  74-  Arch  street 
Garrigues  Edward  B.  druggist  235  High — d  h  39  Cherry 
Gai-rigues  Sarah  M.  plain  cloak  &  bonnet  maker  74  Arch 
Gartley  John  H.  principal  of  St.  John's  Acadejny  19 

Cherry 
Garvey  James,  tavernkeeper  10  south  Eighth 
Gaul  Frederick,  jr.  brewer  back  147  High — dh  Old 

York  road  above  Callowhill 
Geary  WiUiam,  gunsmith  42  Cedar 
Geisse  George  W.  merchant  57  north  Foui'th 
Geisse  H.  gentleman  1  south  Eighth 
Geisse  &  Korckhauss,  merchants  213  High 
Geisse  WiUiam,  merchant  213  High 
George  Charles,  printer  118  north  Ninth 
George  Israel,  currier  NE  corner  Cedar  and  Third 
George  Joseph,  currier  44  Wood 
Germon  Francis  S.  paperhanger  &  marble  papcrmaker 

back  39  Cherry— d  h  SW  corner  Fifth  8c  Race 

[see  German  and  Jarnion 
Getze'  F.  A.  professor  of  music,  back  30  north  Eighth 
Gibbs  Benjamin,  gentleman  16  north  Front 
Gibbs  John,  lottery  8c  exchange  broker  4J  south  Third 

— d  b  SW  corner  Second  and  Lonibard 
Gilbert  Henry  R.  395  Arch 
Gilbert  John,  merchant  29  Dock 
Gildenfenny  Henry,  baker  277  north  Third 
Gildner  Frederick  A.  gunstock  cutter  20  Callowhill 
Gillam  Samuel,  corder  133  north  Water 
Gillespie  8c  EUmaker,  wholesale  grocers  275  High 
Gillespie  Samuel,  merchant  69  north  Third 
Glentworth  James,  jr.  deputy  surveyor  of  the  port  112 

scut!'  Eighth 
"Godlev  Jesse,  merchant  53  High 
Godshall  John,  cordwainer  376  north  Third 


IMIILADr.I.l'Hl  A    IHRr.CTORY.  HAl 

Gogarlv  Nicholas,  drygoods  store  lirA  north  Second 
Goldcr'Juhn,  attorney  at  law  350  south  Front,  otticG 

l*rune  street  abo\e  Fourth 
CloKley  Henry,  cordwaincr  SE  corner  8th  and  Race 

[ncc  Gonldy 
(ioldMnilli   Thomas,   phujcmaker    383   north  "Second, 

corner  Green — d  h  224  north  Front 
Goudin  Johi\  &  Son,  grocers  3  north  5th— d  h  231  Arch 
Goodman  George,  printer,  back,  of  112  Wahmt— d  h 

12  Kuiickel 
Goodwin  JiJin,  ropcmaker  8c  shipchandler  71  N.  Wa- 

te<- — d  h  171  north  Front 
Goodwin   Fhonias,  broker  77  Wahiut  &  77  south  Third 
(iordon  Da\  id  F.  attorney  at  law  10  south  Second 
(iordon  Robert,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer  NW  corner 

Higli  and  Schuylkill  Seventh 
(iorgas  George,  lumber  mercliant  282  north  Second — 

yard  228  north  Water  below  Fool's  bridge 
Gorges  William,  hairdresser  &.  bleeder  256  Race 
Gorr  William,  tailor  Benfer's  court,  between  Beaver 

and  George  street  (N.  L.) 
Gouiran  Micliel,  jeweller  98  north  Third 
Goujon  Louis,  turner  in  metal  15  Cherry 
Gowen  James,  merchant  and  grocer  NW  corner  Dock 

and  Walnut  or  G9  Walnut 
Gracff  John,  tavernkeeper  77  Callowhill 
Graff"  B.  baker  6  Cherry  street 
Graff  Jacob,  baker  Tliird  below  Cedar 
Graham  Sarah  C.  widow  of  Robert  M.  258  south  Second 
Grant  Josei)h  P.  mercl.ant  43  N.  Water— d  h  19  S.  7th 
Gravensticu  Jacob,  baker  107  Vine 
Gray  Hugli,  tavernkeeper  74  north  Water 
Gray  James,  teacher  351  north  Third 
Gray  J.  china  mercliant  199  High — d  h  2  south  Tenth 
(iray  Patrick,  tinplatcworkcr  48  north  Eighth 
(iray  Thomas,  boot  Ik  shoe  manufactory  llOS.  Second 
Greaves  Edward,  merchant  408  Arch 
Green  Elizabeth,  oystcr-liousc  Water  above  Callowhill 
Green  Richard,  storekeeper  2  nonh  Second 
(Jriffin  Sarali,  widow  8  3  north  Second 
Grout  Jonathan,  iiuentor  of  universal  grammar,  26  S. 

Fourth,  itic/uirc  of  R.  De  Silver 
(irunlock  Mrs.  innkeeper  288  High 
(iwinner  P.  362  Market— d  h  38  Filbert 


HACKER  GEOKfiE,  drygoods  store  447  north  Second 
Ha(;   way  John  T.  mercliant  29  south  AVharves — d  h 

2  Sansom 
Hm  s^lbnrth  Adam  C.  tobacconist  226  north  Third 
H..iii..v  Hann  ih.  gentle  v.' iinan  74  Airh  street 
Haines  Reuben,  tarmer  Germantown  and  74  Arrh 


HEN  PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Hains  George,  tobacconist  264  north  Third 

Hale  Thomas,  stove  manufactory  291  north  Second — 

d  h  27  Newmarket 
Hall  James,  hardware  store  5  north  Second — d  h  SE 

corner  Branch  and  Fourth 
Hall  Thomas,  sea  captain  326  south  Front 
Hamelin  Joseph  P.  one  of  the  editors  of  the  Freeman's 

Journal  and  Mercantile  Advertiser,  SW  corner  Ches- 

nut  and  Front — d  h  115  Lombard 
Hamilton  Rebecca,  milliner  31  north  Sixth 
Hammell  Butler,  baker  60  Penn  street 
Harnmelton   Hugh,   weaver  Benfer's  court,   between 

Beaver  and  George  street  (N.  L.) 
H  i;u;iick  Job,  tobacconist  95  north  Front 
H:ii:d  Jcjvniiah,  carter  9  Callowhill 
He  ney  William,  grocer  SW  corner  Front  and  Cedar 
HiTsell  John,  carver  and  gilder  162  Race 
H?.;:sell  Joseph,  carver  and  gilder  oTh  south  Eighth 
Hniison  John,  merchant  3  north  Water 
Harberger  Henry,  jup.  copper  and  tinware,  and  wire- 
tender  manufactory  corner  High  and  Schuylkill  6th 
Harder  John  G.  ^17 goods  merchant  &  furrier  34  N.  2d 
Hardy  John,  pocketbook  manufacturer  45  Arch 
Hargesheimer  Samuel,  innkeeper  Swanson  street  near 

Navy  yard 
Harker  Joshua  G.  merchant  3  south  Second 
Harland  John,  140  Arch  street 

Harper  Arthur,  Walnut  st,  2d  door  above  10th  S.   side 
Harper  John  P.  innkeeper  205  Cedar 
Harper  John,  cordwainer  James'  street  corner  Charles 
Harrison  Henry,  218  Chesnut 
Han  ison  Joseph,  grocer  453  N.  Second  corner  BroAvne 

Harrison ,  m.  d.  41  north  Eighth 

Hart  William,  tavernkeeper  94  north  Second 
Hartley  Thomas,  grocer  "N  W  corner  Lombai'd  8c  5th 
Harxey  George  N.  merchant  218  north  Fourth 
Harwood  John,  gold  and  silversmith  12  north  Second 
Haslam,  J.  B.  importer  of  china  &c.  7  south  Third 
Hauptman  John,  baker  152  south  Fourth 
Hawkins  Wm.  merchant  79  south  Front — d  h  105  Pine 
Haydon  Wm.  fancy  chair  manufacturer  109  Walnut 
Hayes  A.  L..  attorney  at  law  64  south  Sixth 
Hedderly  Edwin,  be'llfounder,  8cc  134  south  Fifth 
Heinold  Charles,  grocer  42  north  Seventh 
Heiss  Israel,  gunsmith,  &c.  412  north  Front 
Heliiibold  Joseph  K.  bookseller  &  stationer  93  Race 
Hemphill  John,  merchant  and  flaxseed  stores  38  south 

Wharves — d  h  95  Spi'uce 
Henchman  Adam,  grocer  SE  corner  High  and  Sch. 

Second  \_see  Hinchman 

Hendel  Elizabeth,  china  store  124  north  Second 
Henderson  John,  grocer  421  north  Third 
Henderson  R,  A.  apothecary  SE  corner  5th  and  Race 


I'HILADELPIIIA   DIRECTORY.  HOO 

Hennings  jr.  &  Zinkernagel,  Gernrian  booksellers  19 

Clierry  street 
Tlciirv  John  S  intrchant  192  High 
Htnry  Marv,  storekeeper  N\V  corner  8lh  and  Filbert 
Henry  Robert  ik  Brotlier,  merchants  163  High 
Hcntz  &  Matthews,  grocers  SW  cor.  CaHowhill  &  6lh 
Henzev  Sumuel,  accountant  4  Elfrcth's  alley 
Hcppai-d  John,  painter  &  glazier  202  north  Front — d  h 

l-.nilcn's  conrt 
Herman  Jolin,  baker  152  north  Fourth 
Henigcb  Barnard,  tobacconist  186  north  Second 
He^kcth  &  Gillespy,  distillers  and  wholesale  and  retail 

liijuor,  wine  and  cordial  store  43  south  VV^ater 
Hes-.  Philip,  grocer  NVV  corner  St.  John  and  Green 
Hevl  George,  attorney  at  law  and  notary  public,  22J 

VN'alnut — d  h  63  north  Seventh 
Hi'  kman  &  Hazard,  bookbinders  8c  sellers  121  Chesnut 
Hickman  James,  accountant  97  S  2d — d  h  528  N.  2d 
Hill  John,  tobacconist  247i  south  Second 
Hill  Lxtitia,  widow  247  south  Second 
Hill  William,  tobacconist  247  south  Second 
HiiK  Elijah,  barber  84  iiorth  Sixth 
Hnichmans  Benjamin  M.  merchant  203  High 

[sff  Henchman 
Hinchmans  &  Newbold,  merchants  203  Market 
Hiiidman  John,  accountant  Bread  street 
Hirigoyen  Peter,  co()perstill  maimfaciurer  47  Arch 
Hiist  Elizabeth,  shopkeeper  15  Spruce 
Hirst  I'homas,  tinware  manufacturer  151  north  Fifth 

[see  Hurst 
Hitclicock  Irvine  I.  teacher  22  Cherry  street 
Hitchci>ck  R.  tailor  111  north  Third 
Hitner  George,  printer  1  Garden  street 
Hi.  ire  Robert,  painter  &c    125  Spruce 
Hobscn  George,  merchant  30  Chesnut — d  h  Hilchpach, 

SW  corner  Ridge  roati  and  Broad  street 
HoWswii  R  H.  merchant  166  Market  street 
Hoteklev  Christian  F.  coachlace  and  fringe  maker  86 

south  FiJth 
Hnffmcin  John  H.  colnurman  24  Kunckel  street 
Hoffman  Jonatliin  &  Thomas,  fruiterers  158  north  3d 
HiifTman  S.  &  W^.  comb  manufacturers  5  north  Third 
Hr>g:tn  James,  bottler,  cellar  under  VVashington  Hall 
Homeland  John,  taveriikceper  448  north  Front 
H'  Hermann  John  F.  mercliant  7  north.  Fourth 
Hi  lluwbush  Henry,  plasterer  403  north  Front 
H'lmes  Joim  C.  grocer  &  bottler  NE  cor. Shippen  and 

Vernon 
H(  hues  Zebulon,  shopkeeper  28  Lombard 
Hols'.;ey  Ciiarles,  tailor  Benfer's  court,  between  Bea- 
ver iind  (ieorge  street  (N.  L.) 
Hemiller  Samuel,  gmcer  281  nurtlj  Third 
Hood  Wm.  grocer  SE  cor.  6th  8c  Cherry— d  h  206  Race 
B  2 


ING  PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Hope  &  Co.  lottery  &  exchange  office  63  Chesnut  and 

63  south  Third 
Hopkins  Thomas  &  Co.  290  High 
Hopkinson  Francis,  attorney  at  law  15  south  Fifth 
Hojjkinson  Joseph,  Esq.  inquire  at  15  south  Fifth 
Hoifuberger  Peter,  victualler,  stall  76  New  market  S. 

Second— d  h  8th  above  Bnttonwood 
Horner  Henry,  bricklayer  269^  south  Front 
Hornor  Isaac  J.  merchant  292  Vine 
Horsey  &  Peters,  bookbinders  SW  cor.  5th  and  Cherry 
Hovtz  Peter,  fiour  and  feedstorc  392  south  Second 
Hosack  Joseph,  tavei'nkeeper  coi'ner  Eleventh  8c  Race 
Hotham  Samuel  &  Co,  button  and  buttonmole  manu- 
facturer 12  Little  Dock 
Howell  Asher  M.  mercht.  167  High— d  h  93  S.  8th 
Howell  John,  paperhanging  manufacturer  116  north  8th 
Howell  Richard  L,  major  43  south  Fourth 
Huber  Adann,  victualler  Pleasant  st,  n.  Charles  (P.  T,) 
Huber  David,  victualler  Charles'  st.  near  James  (P.  T.) 
Huber  Frederick,  victualler  Turner's  lane  n.  Ridge  r, 
Huber  Henry,  inspector  of  customs  38  south  Sixth 
Huber  Henry,  jun.  hardware  merchant  and  manuf.  of 
plated  saddlery  furniture  40  N.  3d— d  h  38 south  6th 
Huckel  Samuel,  clock  and  watchmaker  38  Cedar 
Hudson  James,  tavernkeeper  112  High 
Hughes  James,  tavernkeeper  245  south  Second 
Hughes  8c  Co.  drygoods  store  63  High 
Hughes  Thos.  drygoods  store  63  High — d  h  14  Frank- 
lin court 
Hukill  Jeremiah,  harnessmaker  Callowhill  above  9th 
Humphreys  John,  fruiterer  48  north  Front 
Hurley  Thomas,  Lombard  above  Fourth 
Huron  Laurence,  domestic  manufacturer  3  north  4th 
Husk  Lewis,  carter  312  south  Front 
Hutchins  Mason,  at  22  Church  alley 
Hutchinson  John,  jr.  drygoods  store  4  north  Fifth— d  h 

corner  of  Seventh  and  Orange 
Hutchinson  Randall,  clerk  of  the  Mayor's  court,  3  east 

wing  of  State-house— d  h  323  Walnut 
Hutchinson  R.  jr.  drygoods  store  61  north  Second 
Hutton  Moses,  shopkeeper  104  Crown  street 
Huyck  Gerardus,  m.  d.  403  south  Second 
Hyler  John,  drygoods  store  109  north  Third 
Hyneman  Elias,  drygoods  store  190  north  Second: 


IMBRIE  JAMES,  merchant  14  south  Front— d  h  23S 

Spruce 
Inches  Thomas,  storekeeper  219  south  Second 
Ing  John,  cordvvainer  64  north  Third 
Iiigels  George,  county  commissioner  22  NewmarfeeS 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  KEA 

IngersoU  Jared,  counsellor  at  law  92  south  Eightii 

Isau;  Joshuu,  boot  and  sl\oeniakcr  82  Race 

Israel  Michael  E.  mcr.  32  Walnut— d  h  103  Walnut 


JACKSON  JOHN  G.  mer-  127  High— d  h  106  Walnut 

} Jackson  John,  barber  211  S.  Ztli  &  3i  south  Fourth 
ackson  Richard,  tailor  177  Arch 
James  Joseph  V.  boot  and  shoemaker  58  Race 
James  Otto,  cabinetmaker  28  north  Third,  and  342  and 

346  south  Front 
James  Thomas  A.  auctioneer  &  com.  mer.  254  High 
tJematricc  John,  hairdresser  61  Dock 
Jenkins  John,  cordwainer  84  north  Fifth — dh  94  N.  5th 
Jenkins  Joseph  G.  grocer  381  north  Second 
Jeiiks  Watson,  merchant  54  south  Wharves — d  h  5  Vine 
Jobson  Samuel,  glue  manufacturer,  back  273  N.  Third 
Johns  David,  tavernkeeper  4  Bank  street 
Johnson  Joseph,  shipchandler  77  South  Wharves — d  h 

150  Pine  and  Third  below  Federal  sti'eet 
■{■Johnson  Richard  B  turner  60  Dock — d  h  1  Locust 
Johnson  William  T.  tailor  360  High 
Johnston  John,  drj  goods  store  1  N.  Second  &  61  High 
Jones  Charles,  teacher  304  Sassafras 
Jones  Edward,  gi-ocer  and  ciilico  printer  157  south  6th 
Jones  George  D.  cabinetmaker  62  south  Fcurth 
JouL'.  &  Goodin,  grocers  NK  corner  Ninth  and  Filbert 
Jones  Howell,  shoemaker  103  S  Second — d  h  167  S  3d 
Jones  Isaac,  tobacconist  169  N.  Front  &  164  N.  Wa>er 
Jones  Isaac  ficSon,  tobacconists  169  north  Front  and  i64 

north  Water 
Jone'i  Jacob  C.  Mansfield's  Iiotcl,  store  2  north  Fourth 
JoTR's  James,  hairdresser  439  south  Front 
Joiics  Jesse,  tailor  72  Callowiiill 
Joiies  John,  M.  d.  and  druggist  79  Shippen 
Jon-.s  Jr^hn  W.  shoemaker  1  Cherry  street 
Jont  •  Jonathan  D.  hatter  157  south  Front 
Jones  &  Mott,  merchants  31  Chesnut 
Jonc-  Paul,  merchant  246  High — d  h  299  Race 
Jones  William,  commission  merchant  325  Arch 
Jordan  Henry,  currier  229  north  Second 
Justice  G.  M.  merchant  149  Market— d  h  213  N.  4th 


KANE  DAVID,  tavernkeeper  221  Cedar 

K.'iz  George,  corder  195  north  Water 

K'V  James,  bandbox  m.uuifactory  160  Race 

K'i\  Joseph,  hatter  76  High 

Kca»bey  Jesse,  cunier  67  Chewiut  and  2  Lodge  street 


KOR  PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Keating  James  H.  merchant  129  south  Thii'd 

Keating  Lambert,  boot  &  shoe  manutactory  78  High 

Keating  Margaret,  widow  129  south  Third 

Keemhle  Margaret,  widow,  china  store  79  north  Third 

Keen  Charles,  19  south  Fourth 

Keen  VViiliam  W.  currier  115  Chesnut — d  h  19  S.  4th 

Keith  Caleb,  boot  and  shoemaker  25  north  Sixth 

Keller  Adam,  storekeeper  Coates  below  Budd 

Keller  George,  carter  Coates  below  Budd 

Keller  Herman,  tinplateworker  256  south  Front 

Keller  Samuel,  shoemaker  57  Arch 

Kelly  John  W.  55  north  Second 

Kennedy  David,  glass  and  picture  store  109  and  tavern 

236  Walnut 
Kennedy  S.  looking-glass  manufactory  72  Chesnut 
Kenton  James  C.  grocer  SW  corner  Vine  and  Fifth 
Kenworthy  John,  painter,  8cc.  3  south  Seventh~d  h  IG 

nortii  Eighth 
Kerr  Juhn,  coachmaker  19  Locust — d  h  119  Arch 
Kerr  Sarah,  widovy'  119  Arch  [see  Carr  iS"  Karr 

Kerr  Wm.  saddle,  harness  8c  trunk  manufartory  4  S.  4th 
Ke\  ser  Andrew,  drygoods  store  90  north  Fourth 
Kille  Aaron,  merchant  43^  N,  Front — d  h  88  Vine 
Kiiidel  Clayton,  stove  manufacturer  224  south  Front 
King  John,  grocer  NW  corner  Second  and  German 
Kiiig  John,  goldbeater  SW  corner  Dock  and  Walnut 
Kin-.ey  Thomas,  drygoods  store  211  south  Second 
Kiiisman  Michael,  merchant  89  High 
Kite  Benjamin,  jr.  20  north  Third 
Kite  Joseph,  china  store  120  south  Fifth 
Kit:-  Joseph,  jr.  printer  20  north  Third 
K    U  6c  Reakirt,  druggists  NE  corner  Callowhill  8c  3d 
K!(Hser  Henry,  gentleman  296  Chesnut  bet.  lOtli  8c  11th 
Kneass  8c  Saurman,  copperplate  printers  4  Decatur  st. 
Kneass  Wm.  engraver  11  N.  4th — d  h  NE  corner  Fil- 
bert and  Twelfth 
Kneeland  rev.  Abner,  (minister  of  the  first  Independent 

church  of  Christ,  called  Universalist)  58  Chesnut 
Knec^land  Eliza,  fancy  store  58  Chesnut 
Kniglit  Margaret,  widow  of  John  L.  tavernkeeper  18 

Vernon 
KiiOuse  Jacob  D-  flour  store  183  Callowhill 
Knowles  Thomas,  boot  8c  shoemaker  NE  corner  Wal- 
nut and  Fourth 
Knows  Jacob,  shoestore  16  High — d  h  169  Green 
Kii;.wslev  Robert,  grocer  543  south  Second 
Km  -■•  John,  merchant  225  Higi. — d  h  38  north  Seventh 
Kiiox  J.  8c  J.  Nixon,  merchants  225  High 
K:;  IX  Sarah,  455  north  Second 
Koe' iding  Gertrude,  widow  of  Fi'ederick  A.  baker  26 

CiVi.,wiiill 
Kohler  John,  ironmonger  328  north  S':.;ond 
Korndafiei'  Jacob,  grocer  cor.  Second  8c  Moyamensing  r. 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRI.CTORY.  LES 

Rrevml)orR  J,  B.  quill  manui'aclinvr  41  Chesnut 

K'.-iclcr  John  1.  biscuit  baker  91  S.  W  liarves— d  h  9  Pcrnn 

Krsc  Wiliiani,  baker  4y0  south  Second 

Kr'i:.>;  V.  V.  mercliant  139^  High— d  h  24  George 

Kuglcr  Benjamin,  112  north  Front 

Kurlin  Elizabeth,  innkeeper  NW  corner  3d  iJc  Coates 


LACAVE  JOHN,  hairdresser  76  south  Fourth 
Ladd  Samuel,  attorney  at  law  153  south  Eleventh 
•Lafferty  Edward,  sea  captain  333  N.  2d     ^see  Laverty 
Laimc'  &  Henrion,  confectioners  124  High 
Lalanne  Dmninick  P.  cabinetmaker  73  Lombard 
Lambers  E.  J   gold  and  silversmith  438  north  Third 
Landreth  &  Co.  nursery  and  seedsmen,  Federal  near 

Grav's  ferry  road  and  seed  store  14  south  Second 
Lang  John,  mastmaker  and  china  store  276  south  Front 
Lange  John,  m.  d.  14  Cherry  street 
Langley  &:  Son,  drygoods  store  SW  cor.  3d  &  Lombard 
Langstroth  C.  S.  drygoods  mer.  201  High— d  h  355  High 
Langstroth  J.  G.  paper  manuf.  NW  cor.  High  &  Ninth 
Langstroth  &:  Robins,  drygoods  merchants  201  High 
Lapsley  Anthony,  grocer  and  tavern  3G  Plum 
Laurenson  Susannah,  shopkeeper  16  Strawberry  alley 
Laverty  Jesse,  merchant  269  High — d  h  32  north  9th 
Lawrence  Henry  W.  135  Pine 
Lawrence  William,  baker  57  Lombard 
Laws  Daniel,  drnggist  NE  corner  5th  and  Spruce 
Laws  Elijah,  jr.  upholsterer  8c  bedding  store  295i  High 
Lay  Thomas  8c  John,  tobacconists  32  High 
Laycock  J.  H.  fancy  chairmaker  83  south  Third 
Layer  Hannah,  shopkeeper  279  north  Third 
Lea  Isaac,  merchant  Vine  above  10th — c.h.  193  High 
Lea  John,  mercliant  Vine  above  10th — c.  h.  193  High 
Lea  Joseph,  merchant  80  south  Wharves 
Leacii  Richard,  grocer  NE  corner  Second  &  Christian 
Leaming  F.  merchant  33  north  Front — d  h  53  Lombard 
Leclerc  Joseph  P.  442  north  Second 
Leconey  Maria,  storekeeper  61  south  Second 

iL<f  William,  liairdresser  13  Chesnut 
iceds  Josiali  W.  merchant  tailor  aHd  clothing  store 
144  Clicsnut 
Leliman  Joseph,  druggist  320  High 
Lehrs  Henry,  storekeeper  288  north  Front 
Le  Hinay  Nicholas,  jr.  clock  8c  watchmaker  160  N.  2d 
Leidy  George,  accountant  3  Stcinmetz's  court 
Lein.iu  George,  A.  hatter  140  nortli  Third 
Leitniann  Henry,  grocer  SW  cor.   Kace  and  Tenth 
Lelaiid  Charles,  merchant  152  High 
Lcnian  James,  carnctwe  iver  buck  75  nortli  Sixth 
Lestrad  Ann,  shopkeeper  326  north  Front 


M'AL        PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Levering  Thomas  Washint^ton,  brass  and  bell-founder 

123  south  Fifth  corner  Marshall's  alley 
Lev'y  Aaron,  drygoods  store  170  north  Second 
Lewis  Elizabeth,  widow  184  Swanson 
I-iewis  John,  shoemaker  81  north  Eighth 
Lewis  Mordecai  &  Co.  white  lead  manufactory  corner 

Pine  and  Schuylkill  Seventh 
Lewis  Wm.  A.  &  Co.  coppersmiths  201  north  Third  & 

75  north  Front  *V 

Ley  John  VV.  9  Penn  street  ^ 

'  Lijjitoii  William,  bottler  534  north  Second 
Linck  Jacob,  shoemaker  253  N.  Second — d  h  60  St.  John 
Lindsey  Alexander,  cordwainer  10  Pine 
Lippincott  Josliui,  commission  merchant  56  south  Front 

— d  h  379  Arch 
Lisle  Charles  P.  127  south  Second 
I^ittle  Rufus,  i^rocer  84  Swanson 

fLloyd'  Edward,  fruiterer  293  Arch  {see  Loyd 

l.loyd  N.  &  Son,  stove  manufactory  92  north  Seventh 
Loage  John,   tanner  Benfer's  court,  between  Beaver 

and  George  street  (N.  L.) 
Lobdell   Stetson,  halter   100   High— d  h  NW  corner 

Eighth  and  Cherry 
Locke  Harrison,  drygoods  store  135  north  Third 
Lodor  Benjamin  H.tailor  55  Walnut  &  221  S. Front 
Lodor  John,  tailor  55  Walnut  and  221  south  Front 
Longan  Patrick,  shopkeeper  184  north  Water 
Lougstrtth  David,  merchant  188  south  Second 
Levering  Josepli  S.  grocer  47  Pine  \_see  Lexiering 

Lovelt  Robert,  stone  seal  engraver  85    Dock — d  h 

Towi'send's  court 
Lovett  Wdliam,  tobacconist  389  north  Second 
Lower  George,  baker  46  Vine 

Ludington  Augustine,  teacher  of  the  various  branches 
of  Eiighsh  education,  including  the  mathematicks, 
practically  applied  to  mensuration,  surveying,  naviga- 
tion, See.  select  seminary  169  south  Fifth 
Luke  '•■'^."illiam,  merchant  21  Chesnut 
Lush  John,  printer  NE  corp.er  Cliesiiut  Sc  Sell.  Sixth 
Lutz  Jacob,  tobacconist,  bark  22  x^.  10th  above  Filbert 
Luz'ijinerger  Joseph,  teacher  40  Cedar 
Lybi^and  Mdrgaret,  widow  39  north  Eighth 
Lyriian  8c  Brothers,  mercliant-s  164^  High 
Lymau  John  W.  mei'chant  100  south  Fourth 
Lynian  Thomas,  merchant  100  south  Fourth 
Lyncti  William,  merchant  32  Walnut — d  h  226  Spruce 
Jjyon  Samutl,  tin  &  slieet  iron  wotker  33  High 
Lyons  Andrew,  shopkeeper  94  Swanson 


MCALLISTER  ALEXANDER,  jr.  grocer  SE  corner 
Vine  and  Eighth 


I'lIILADELPlirA   DIRECTORY.         MAI. 

M'Allister  Charles,  tailor  129  Pine 

M'Allister  John  &'  Son,  manufacturer  of  whips,  canes 

and  spectacles  48  Chcsniit 
M'Alpin  Alexander  B.  merchant  161  High 
M'Arthur  Daniel,  tailor  60  Lombard 
M'Ashin  Mark,  bricklayer  36  Penn  street 
M'Bridc  I*fttrick,  grocer  NW  cor.  Walnut  &  Water 
M'Bride  Robert  Y.  saddlev  &c.  108  High 
M'Qfil^gBiarlcs,  Liverpool  8c  glassware  store  66  N,  4th 
M'Cai^rey  John,  grocer  137  Vine 
M'Carty  ijc  Davis,  booksellers,  printers  &  bookbinders 

204  Market  street  [sre  M'Cartic 

M'Carty  James,  vender  of  books  77  north  Eighth 
M'Carty  William,  printer,  bookseller  and  stationer  204 

Market — d  h  Francis  lane  near  Sch  Second 
M'Cauiey  James,  morocco  dresser  372  Hi^h 
M'Causland  Alexander,  chocolate   manufacturer  &c. 

408  High — d  h  Juniper  below  Chesnut 
M'Clean  Thomas,  tavernkeeper  368  High 
M'Clen.ichan  Robert,  merchant  213  Callovvhill, 
M'Clenachan  Robert,  conveyancer  161  Vine  stre«;t 
M*rioud  Jolm,  hatter  46  High  {^aee  M'Leod 

M'Cluskey  James,  tavernkeeper  SW  corner  Market 

and  Broad 
M'Crea  Edward,  shoestoreSl  Arch 
M'Cu'ley  James,  plasterer  26  Plum 
M'Cul.'oh  Robert  P.  printer,  back  272  High,  d  h  Spr'.icc 

above  Sixth 
M'C'urdy  John,  boot  and  shoemaker  34  Chesnut 
M*D(^nough  S.  widow  of  Wm.  tavernkeeper  SW  coriK- 

Eighth  and  Chcriy 
M'Glinsy  John,  drygoods  store  60  Cedar 
M'Glinsy  Wm.. accountant  and  drygoods  blore  SW  cor- 

iiu-r  Cedar  and  Second 
M'Gowan  "V\'m.  umbrellamaker  225  north  Second 
MUhcnney  Joseph  E.  clock  8c  watchmaker  13  N.  31 
M'Karahei-  Chas.  fancystnrc  39  N.  2d— d  h  106  S-  10.  j, 
M'Kibbin  David,  grocer  NW  corner  Union  and  Secoinl 

and  62  Market  street 
M'Leau  John,  one  ef  the  high  constables  3  Gaskill 

M'Maken  Samuel,  chairmakcr  160  south  Second 

M'Michael  John,  drygoods  store  34  north  Second 

M'Minn  James,  paper  carrier  37  Walnut 

M  Miillin  Joseph  T.  ladies'  shoemaker  68  south  Fourth 

M'Murdy  Jonathan,  confectioner  283  north  Secont^ 

Marcoun  D.  mercliant  1  south  Fifth 

M.ckcy  John,  teacher  258  Arch 

Maddock  Wm.  carptiitcr  SW  cor.  4th  and  'I'ummany 

M.igce  Fanny,  milliner  SE  cor.  Second  and  Almond 

Mait'an'.i  John  8c  Thomas,  grocers  SW  corner  Fourth 

and  Spruce — d  h  ot  John  119  Lombard 
Malcomson  Joseph,  carpet  weaver  224  Race 


MIL  PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Malon  Philip  D.  trunk  manufactory  154  north  Fifth 
Maneuvre  Maria,  widow  of  Louis,  tavernkeepev  176  S  2d 
Manley  William,  innkeeper  434  north   Third 
Manly  8c  Brown,  merchants  12  north  Wharves 
Mann  Thomas,  merchant  147  High 
Mann  William,  tavernkeeper  T5  south  Water 
Mannhardt  C.  L.  mer.  16  South  alley— d  h  200  High 
Manning  William,  tinplate  v/orker  223  south  Second 
Mansfield  Richard,  (Golden  Swan  hotel)  69  north  3d 
Marbacher  John,  brewer  117  north  Fourtn  ahc3j^  Vine 

—d  h  NW  coi'ner  Wood  and  Juliana 
Markei  Christian,  millstone  maker  122  Vine 
Marks  Hyman,  merchant  6S  south  Front 
Marks  John  F.  ladies'  shoemaker  50  north  Eighth 
Marot  Samuel,  cabinetmaker  254  Sassafras 
Marsh  Elias,  drygoods  mei'cliant  80  north  Front 
Marshall  CharleS;  junr.  druggist  294  High 
Martiacq  Mary,  354  north  Second 
Martin  Ezra,  bricklayer  36  Penn  street 
Martin  James,  jun.  gi-azier  504  south  Second 
Martin  Joseph  "D  druggist,  8cc.  SW  cor.  4th  8c  Race 
Martin  Robert  C.  saddler  32  south  Third 
Mason  D.  H.  engraver  in  brass,  8cc.  11  north  Fourth 
Mason  Elizabeth,  widow  94  Swanson 
Mason  Thomas  A.  apothecary  and  druggist  133  S  6tli 
Mason  W.  cabinetmaker  99  N.  Front— d  h  40  Ann  (N  L) 
Massey  Sr.inuel,  hardware  store  16  south  Thii'd 
Master  William,  ladies'  shoemaker  23  south  Fourth 
Matthews  William  H.  tavenikeeper  232  soutli  Third 
Matthews  William,  drygoods  store  347  Race 
Mattison  Sa;  ah,  Mrs.  20  Sansom 

Ma3l'n  Joseph,  minister  of  the  Gospel,  6th  bel.  Germ,  r, 
Mea'"!  Azel,  ladies'  shoemaker  131  Arch 
Mecaskcy  Ai;drew,  drygoods  store  153  north  Third 
Mecaskev  John.  !-:i.orekeepev  249  south  Second 
Mecke  John,  croiPietmaker  402  north  Second 
Medary  Samuel,  turpentine  distiller,  store  447  north 

Front— d  h  Franktbrd  road  (K.  )  [see  Madsira 

Meigs  Charles  D.  m  d.  128  Arch 

Melish  John,  geographer  8c  map  publisher  209  Chesnut 
Mendenhall  Adam,  shipbroker  back  room  oi  119  'r'.  2d 
Mendenhall  P.  accountant  13  Elfreth's  alley 
Mentz  George  '*A' .  bookbinder,  bookseller  and  statu. n^'r 

71  Sassafras  and  137  nortli  Third  [see  Mintz 

Mercei-  Bema-d,  grocer  8c  tavern  1  Callowhill  st.  wharf 
Me)  rich  Sarnuei,  merchant  107  south  Front 
Metz  Geo.'ge,  btllhanger  26  Lombard 
Mevers  P.  ■  ■  drygoods  store  133  north  Third 
Mi.idleton  /Vllen,  iron  mer.  281 N.  3d— d  h  11  Kunckel 
Middletc/   Ai>n  &  Co.  blacksmiths  70  Callo^vhijl 
Middletor.  HarJiah,  shopki-eper  204  Chcrrv 
Mifiin  Jame-.  D.  brash  majufacturer  77  nor'n  Second 
Miley  Martin,  tavernkeeper  Water  above  Vine  . 


i'Ull.AULLrjll  A    IJIKKCTORV.  INlUii 

Miller  D.micl  H.  hardware  merchant  162  north  Second 

— d  h  Coatt's  u!)o\  c  Seventh 
Miller  Daniel  L.  nicrcliant  ll  north  Second 
Miller  (Teori;e,  victualler  Buttonwood  lane  n.  Ridge  r. 
Miller  Joel,  drygooc'.s  store  98  north  Fourth 
Miller  John,  sawsharpener  56  Vine 
Miller  John,  victualler  260  north  Eighth— stall  20  Old 

shambles  High  street 
Miller  John,  stevedore  415  south  Front 
Miller  J«eph,  grocery  8c  oil  store  NW  cor.  3d  &  New 
fMilleWloah,  slioemaker  125  Callowhill 
Miller  Philip,  tobacconist  47  Cedar 
Miller  William  T.  tobacconist  158  north  Second 
Milner  Eliza,  widow,  beer-house  46  Dock 
Milnor  William,  attorney  at  law  204  Spruce 
Minck  Adam,  innkeeper  (Golden  Fleece)  242  N.  Second 
Mitchell  Charles,  hairdresser  &  bleeder  99  Callowhill 
Mitclicll  James,  flour  and  grocery  store  8  and  12  Old 

York  road 
Mitchell  John,  chairmaker  520  N.  Front  &  l63  Chesnnt 
Mitchell  Thomas  D.  m.  d.  171  Pine 
Monell  &  Wiley,  merchant  tailors  N  W  corner  Chesnut 

and  Sixth 
MontmoUin  Frederick,  late  auctioneer  ZO  north  Third 
Montmollin  M,  &  L.  diygoods  store  2j  north  Third 
Moore  Andrew,  tooth-brushmaker  119  north  Third 
Moore  John,  carpenter  321  Race 
Moore  Myers  &  Co.  merchants  12S  High 
Moorhouse  Joshua,  tavernkeeiK;r  295  north  Third 
McrdecHi  Isaac,  siiopkeeper  27  Chestmt 
Morchaines  John,  lastmaker  1,3  Dock 
Morgan  John,  secdstore  8SA  north  Second 
Morgan  Peter,  storekeeper  201  south  Second 
Morin  Alex.  C.  jeweller,  chaser,  &  die  sinker  113  N.  3d 
Morrell  James,  china  mercliant  Fifth  above  Vine— d  h 

Old  York  road  above  Vine 
Morris  Aaron,  carter  480  north  Second 
Morris  Anthony  P.  tanner  and  currier  68  south  3d — 

d  h  159  Pine 
Morris  John,  bootmaker  9  north  Sixth 
Morris  Morris,  shopkeeper  179  Race 
Morris  Richard  Hill,  stock  exchange  broker  46  Wal- 
nut— d  h  250  Spruce 
Morrison  John  D.  late  grocer  Poplar  lane 
Mortimer  John,  bookeellcr  and  stationer  345  High 
Moss  Jacob,  quill  and  pen  manufactory  and  iaxxcy  sta- 
tioner 65  south  Third  '  '    » 
Mott  James, Jv,  merchant  31  Chesnut— d  h  285  Chesnut 
Mott  Wm.  B.  auction  and  commission  store  237  N.  2(1 
Mounier  J.  P.  hairdresser  fee.  22  south  Fourth 
Moyer  Charles,  cordwainor  116  north  Third 
Muhlenberg    David,   steam  engineer  and  ironfounder 
comer  Vine  and  Ninth — d  h  295  Sassafras 


NOR  PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Muirhead  William,  (Burns' tavern)  13  Bank  street 
Mulock  Mrs.  L.  boarding-house  108  north  Eighth 
Murphy  David,  tailor  130N.  Water— d  h  32  Coates'  ay 
Murphy  Martin,  tavernkeeper  24  south  Fourth 
Murray  John,  shoemaker  379  south  Second 
Murrow  Peter,  chairmaker  400  north  Second 
Murtagh  &  Welsh,  bottling  cellar  SW  coi-ner  Walnut 

and  Front 
Musgrave  James,  broker  SE  corner  Chesnut  aijd  3d— 

d  h  234  Spruce  % 

Musgrave  John,  attorney  at  law  56  Walnut — d  h  234 

Spruce 
Mustin  George,  tailor  158  north  Second 
Mustin  John,  shopkeeper  158  north  Second 
Myers  Anthony,  merchant  123  High— d  h  SW  corner 

Fifth  and  Powell 
Myers  Warnet,  coach  and  sign  painter  289  north  Se- 
cond— d  h  38  Budd 


NATHAN  JACOB,  gentleman  78  north  Ninth 
Nathans  Nathan,  attorney  at  law  16  Swanwick — d  ii 

Arch  above  Eleventh 
Nathans  Mrs.  Sarah,  widow,  Arch  above  Eleventh 
Natt  Thomas,  looking-glass  manufactory  76  Chesnut 
Naylor  Joseph,  shoemaker,  back  267  Race 
Needles  Jos.  A.  wireworker  58  N.  Front — d  h  23  Race 
Neff  Jacob,  clothing  store  301  High 
Neill  Revd.  William,  d.  d.  pastor  of  the  6th  Presby- 
terian church  214  Pine 
Nesbitt  Robert,  drygoods  store  265  S.  2d      [see  JVisbet 
NevinsPim,  jun.  203  High 
Nevins  Richard,  stock  and  exchange  broker  25  S.  3d— 

d  h  300  Arch 
Nevins  Samuel,  stock  and  exchange  broker  25  and  d  h 

134  south  Third 
Newell  John,  grocer  High  west  of  Schuylkill  Fifth 
Newkirk  Garret,  merchant  41  8c  d  h  34  north  Front 
Newkirk  &  Spotswood,  41  north  Front 
Newport  Jesse  W.  drygoods  store  69  north  Second 
Nice  Frederick,  shoemaker  213  north  Front 
Nicholas  Francis  &  Co.  morocco  dressers  212  Vine 
Nicholson  Lindzey,  lumber  merchant,  yard  254  Ches- 
nut above  Ninth— d  h  326  High 
Nidelet  S.  F.  155  High  NE  corner  of  Fourth 
Niel  John,  shipcarpenter  64  Penn  street   * 
Ninesteel  Andw.  victualler  Garden  st.bel.  Buttonwood 
Nisbet  John,  grocer  307  N,  3d— d  h  St. Tammany  bel.  3d 
fNixon  James,  oysterman  297  Arch 
Nolen  Elizabeth,  milliner  24i  south  Second 
Norman  Joseph,  lime  merchant  SE  cor.  Race  &  Fifth 


:  ADELPJIIA   lURECTORV.  PA'l' 

Xdiris  Samuel,  slioemaker  103  north  3d  and  SE  corner 

of  Ninth  and  Race 
Northrop  Juiiatlian,  hattec  26  Pear 
Nugent  Joliii,  grocer  NW  cor.  Swanson  ^  Catharine 


O'CONNOR  NICHOLAS,  sea  captain  521  N.   Third 
O'Dnnnall  Hernard,  stvirekeeper  61  Cedar 
O'Neill  John,  gvdcer  191  Cedar 
Odo  Lewis,  confectioner  91  Cedar 
Oftl-nnan  Frederick,  barber  &c.  445  iiorth  Third 
Okr  Henry,  victualler  549  Callowhill 
Oler  Philip,  ropemaker  Rugan  near  James 
Oliver  G.  &  S.  Bell,  mercliants  181  High 
Oliver  Jackson,  grocer  NE  cor.  Sixth  and  Cheriy 
Miver  Thomas.  a]}othecary  and  druggist  NE  cornel' 
Catharine  and  Front 
«.)liver  Thomas  P.  tailor  Loxley's  court  Arch  street 
Oman  Thorny,  tailor  and  scourer  60  north  Sixth 
Oppenheimcr  Emanuel,  drygoods  store  118  N.  Second 
Overholt  Jacob,  tavernkeeper  28  south  Sixth 
Owen  Thomas,  distiller  159  Vine 


PAGE  CHARLES  M.  broker  and  comraissiou  mer- 
chant 67  and  d  h  69  Dock 

Page  James,  attorney  at  law  16  Swaixwick  &  27  S.  10th 

Page  John,  grocer  79  north  Second 

Page  &  Lisle,  brokers  and  conveyancers  8  south  Fifth 

Page  Samuel,  innkceper.501  N.  Second  above  Poplar  1. 

Page  Wm.  merchant,  36  S.  Front—d  h  268  Chesnut 

Paillet  Henry,  merchant  229  High 

Palmer  Aim,  v.idow  of  Wm.  NE  cor.  6th  and  Spruce 

Palmer  Richard,  china  and  glass  store  SVV  corner  7th 
and  Race 

Papegay  Miss,  drygcods  store  151  Walnut 

Parkcr'Thomas.'boot  and  shoemaker  196  Arcii  S^V 
coiner  Eighth 

Parkinsort  George,  (Green  House)  161  Chesnut 

Parkinson  James,  tailor  44  north  Fourth 

Parrish  Robert  A.  hardware  5c  plane  manuf.  238  N.  3d 

Pariy  John  J.  clock  and  watchmaker  SW  cor.  Ches- 
nut and  Sixth — 'I  h  201  Chesnut  [.jfc  Perry 

Pai  vin  Benjamin  C.  57  High 

Pascal  John,  (Middle  Ward  HoleH  24  south  Tentli 

Patterson  &  Jones,  merchants  246  High 

Patterson  Robert,  merchant,  store  and  d.  h.  246  High 

Paitun  John  M.  merchant  285  High 

Pattoii  Robert,  flour,  salt  and  piaster  store  491  High-^ 
d  h  SE  corner  Twelfth  and  Filbert 


PRE  PHILADELPHIA  DIIIECTORY, 

Paul  David,  grain  dealer  116  St.  John  8c  3  Spruce  street 

wharf 
Paul,  Williams  6c  Co.  lumber  merchants  NW  corner 

Buttonwood  and  Sixth 
Paxson  Joseph  R.  merchant  148  Arch — c.  h.  203  High 
Paxson  Samuel,  hatter  70  north  Third 
Paxson  William  P.  boarding-house  67  Arch 
Payne  Ann,  widow,  grocer  NW  cor.  Cedar  and  Penn 
Payran  Stephen,  hatter  22  Swanson 
Peacock  Dodswortli,  merchant  16  north  Front 
Pechiu  Wm.  tanner  SE  cor.  Sch.  Front  and  High,  &nd 

Cherry  near  Schuylkill 
Peckwortii  rev.  John  P.  139  south  Second 
Peirce  Cyrus,  merchant  51  South  Wharves 
Pekz  Philip,  grazier,  corner  Passyunk  and  Buck  road 
Pendergast  Thomas,  tavernkeeper  32  south  Water 
Penereyre  Charles,  merchant  177i  High 
Penington  Edward,  sugar  refiner  155  and  159  Race 
Perkins  Samuel  H.  attorney  at  law,  office  72  south  6th 

— d  h  74  south  Sixth 
Perot  Charles  &  Joseph,  merchants  39  north  Water 
Perpignann  Peter,  watchmaker  and  jeweller  359  N.  2d 
Perroteau  B.  agent  for  the  Philadelphia  steam  boat  line 

— d  h  22  Vine 
Pesoa  David,  saddler  113  north  Fifth 
Pesoa  Pliila,  widow  of  Isaac,  merchant  113  N.  Fifth 
Phillips  A.  L.  fancy  store  47  north  Second 
Phillips  B.  I.  merchant  54  north  Front 
Phillips  John,  cordwainer  393  south  Second 
Phillips  R.  and  I.  merchants  71  south  Front 
Phillips  William,  last  and  boot-tree  maker  NJ^  corner 

Walnut  and  Dock — d  h  Farmer's  Row 
Phillips  Zeligman,  attorney  at  law  118  Arch 
Pidgeon  Joseph  A.  shoe  warehouse  126  High 
Pierce  F..  J.  umbrella  manufacturer  132  Higli 
Pierce  Peter,  umbrella  manufacturer  177  Race 
Pirn  Thomas  F.  grocer  NE  corner  Vine  and  Ninth 
Pleis  M.  8c  J.  M.  apothecaries  and  druggists  NE  cor. 

Vine  and  Third 
Plitt  John,  rev.  editor  of  the  American  Views,  68  N.  9lli 
Plowman  Thomas  L.  map  publisher  8  north  Third 
Pollin  Peter,  boot  manufacturer  57  south  Third 
Poole  William  C.  druggist  and  apothecary  62  N.  2d 
Porter  Henry,  brushmaker  1  N.  3d— d  h  93  Arch 
Potter  James,  drygoods  store  71  north  Third 
Potter  S.  &  Co.  bookscllei's  and  stationers  87  Chesnut 
Potter  Sheldon,  bookseller  87  Chesnut 
Potts  Benjn.  tavern  and  boarding-house  142  S,  Water 
Potts  Susan,  storekeeper  74  south  Fourth 
Potts  Wm.  L.  iron  merchant  SE  cor.  Second  8c  Race 
Pratt  J.  B.  fancy  store  56  south  Second 
Pratt  Thomas,  merchant  1  S.  3d— d  h  58  south  lUh 
?rei.c,c.tt  David  W.  cheese  .store  22  south  Water 


PHlLAyDELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  RED 

Fresser  Jacob,  baker  NE  cor.  Lombard  and  Seventh 

Preston  Edwai-d,  63  High— d  h  15  Wood 

Prevost  Andrew  M.  stock,  broker  46  Walnut— d  h  99 

Si>riice 
Price  Joseph,  feather  store  96  north  Second 
Price  Philip,  jnn.  clock  and  watchmaker  71  High — d  h 

1  Church  alley 
Price  William  m.  d.  225  Market  street,  north  side,  a 

few  doors  below  Sixth 
Prickitt  Barzillai,  harnessmaker  402  north  Second 
Primer  Elizabeth,  storekeeper  SE  cor.  Lombard  8c  6th 
Pryor  Edmund,  druegist  and  manufacturer  of  castor 

oil,  See.  373  north  Jront 
Pryor  Thomas  E.  apothecary  373  north  Front 
Pugh  Catharine,  widow,  SE  corner  Race  and  Third 
Pugh  Isaac,  boookscller  SE  corner  Race  and  Third 
Pumeroy  David,  cakebaker  106  Budd  street 
Pybus  John,  ladies'  shoemaker  31  north  Fourth 


QUIN  ANDREW,  tavernkeeper  SW  comer  Passy- 
uiik  and  Shippen,  (sign  Gen.  Wayne)        [see  Queen 
Quinn  Barnet,  grocer  N  W  corner  Fiftli  and  Prune 


RALSTON  MATTHEW  C.  merchant  103  S.  Front— 

d  h  161  Walnut 
Ralston  Robert  jr.  189  Arch— c.  h.  103  south  Front 
Hambrie  Bernard,  grocer  NW  cor.  Ninth  and  Cherry 
Randall  James,  grocer  433  north  Third 
Randall  Matthew,  Tenth  below  Walnut 
Randel  David,  baker  578  north  Second 
Randolph  J.  M.  D.  126  north  Second 
Randolph  William,  lumber  merchant  223  N.  Water— 

d  h  14  Juliana  street 
Raiiken  William,  70  Callowhill — d  h  Emlen's  court 
Rankin  &  Fowle,  Frankhn  hat  manufactory  122A  High 
Rapp  Joseph,  47  north  I'hird — d  h  137  north  Fourth 
Raser  Matthias,  printer,  office  NW  corner  Walnut  fc 

Second — d  h  41  Cherry 
Rasjjer  John,  chairinaker  201  south  Front 
Raj-  Moses,  merciiant  135  S.  Water  and  141  north  3d 
Rt.ad  ficGray,  china  merciiants  NW  cor.  High  £c5th 
Rcid  Peier,  painter  and  glazier  58  Race- 
Read  Sarah,  cirygoods  store  45  north  Second 
Re  .K.irt  John,  grocer  439  north  Second 
Recktfus  &  Terry,  shoLinukcr.s  123  Race 
Redfern  Robert,  saddler  4U3  High 
c  2 


RIT     PHILADELPHIA  DIHECTORYo 

Redman  James,  teacher,  seminary  98  Cherry  near  6l:?i— 

d  h  SW  corner  High  and  Tenth 
Redman  Mary,  shopkeeper  28  south  Fourth 
Redmond  Matthew,  innkeeper  238  south  Third 
Reed  Frederick,  clock  and  watchmaker  150  High— 

d  h  19  north  Twelfth 
Reed  Isaac,  watchmaker  NW  cor.  Second  and  Vine 
Reed  John,  tavernkeeper  252  Sassafras 
Reed  Michael,  stoi'ekeeper  188  north  Second 
Reed  Moses,  grocer  428  Race,  corner  Juniper 
Reeder  Isaac,  87  New  street 
Rees  Bartholomew  &  James,  pocketbook  manufactory 

77  north  Second  above  Arch 
Rees  Eleanor,  5S  Wood  street 

E.eess  widow  of  Martin,  (Enniskillen'inn)  97  south  5th 
Reeves  Thomas,  millwright  NE  cor,  5th  and  Walnut 
Reeves  Timothy,  tavernkeeper  SW  corner  Front  and 

Callow  hill 
Regin  Ann,  milliner  241  south  Second 
Rehn  Casper,  merchant  164  north  Second 
Reid  John  6c  Co.  drygoods  store  2  N.  Fifth 

{see  Read  b*  Reed 
Reisch  Henry,  grocer  54  north  Third 
Rennel  Michael,  shopkeeper  196  Callowhill 
Repusai'd  Mitchel,  cordwainer  37  Lombard 
Rex  Christopher,  flour  and  feed  store  66  Shippen 
Rex  George,  (Lime  Market)  SE  corner  Vine  and  6th 
Reynolds  Benjamin,  cooper  Sc  gauger,  7  N.  wharves-— 

d  h  13  north  Water 
Reynolds  Simeon,  teacher  27  Branch  street 
Rheem  Jacob,  flour  merchant  371  High 
Rhodes  S.  &  I.  merchants  42  south  Front      {see  Roads 
Rice  Martin,  ladies'  shoemaker  180  north  Second 
Richard   Augustus  G.   merino  and    cashmei-e    shawl 

washer  90  Cherry  below  Sixth 
Richards  Samnel,  fancy  brushfinisher  152  Callowhill 
Richards  Samuel,  lime  Merchant  3  Dock — d  h  136  south 

Front 
Richardson  Sc  Kinsman,  merchants  89  High 
Richardson   William,   merchant   89  High — d  h  Race 

above.  Third 
Rickey  Samuel,  grocer  NW  cor.  Noble  and  Fourth 
Riggs  Wm    H.  C.  clock  and  watchmaker  NE  corner 

Third  and  Chesnut 
Riley  Tobias,  baker  391  Race 

Riley  William,  apothecary  SE  corner  4th  and  Spruce 
Rinehart  Michael,  cordwainer  194  Callowhill 
Rink  WiUiam  S.  merchant  183  south  Second 
Risbrough  John,  drygoods  store  252  south  Second 
Rislev  Richard  S.  grocer  56  north  Front 
Ritchie  William,  117  High— d  h  86  Arch 
Riter  Michael,  merchant  180  Callowhill  and  5th  below 

Callowhll! 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  SAR 

Rlzer  Charles,  druggist  cor.  Passy  unk  road  5th  &  Plum 

Roal  Jacob,  cedar  cooper  Ridge  road  cor.  (ireen 

Robard  8c  Peneveyre,  merchants  177i  High 

Rob!)  Charles,  merchant  tailor  186  south  Fifth 

Robciio  vVndrew,  tailor  26  Watson's  alley 

Rolieno  John  &  Andrew,  tailors  NW  corner  Cedar  and 

Front — d  h  96  Christian 
Roberts  Joseph  jr.  teacher  of  mathematics  and  natural 

philosophy  in  "Friends'  academy  Fourth  street 
Roberts  I'homas,  merchant  NE  corner  High  and  Wa- 
ter—d  li  212  Walnut 
Roberts  William,  clock  and  watchmaker  73  N.  Front 

— d  h  28  Arch 
Robins  Thomas,  merchant  201  High 
Robinson  Charles  N.  carver  and  gilder  54  Chesnut 
Robinson  John,  portrait  and  miniature  painter   144^ 

Chesnut 
Robinson  John,  distiller  207  Cedar 
Robinson  Susan,  239  south  Second 
Rockhill  Thomas  C.   merchant  162^   High— d  h  IQ 

Franklin  row 
Rogers  Wm.  jr.  gunpowder  manf.  48  north  Third 
Rogers  William,  merchant  6  south  Fourth 
Rohrman  Henry,  jr.  tinplate  worker  441  north  Second 
Roney  John,  currier  304  Race  street 
Room  Barzillai,  boarding-house  SE  corner  Almond  and 

Water 
Roscoe  James,  cordwainer  121  south  Sixth 
Rose  B.  F.  surgeons'  instrument  maker  309  High 
Ross  Aaron,  saddler  &c.  38  N.  3d — d  h  35  Chesnut 
Ross  James,  saddler  136  Cedar 
Ross  John  &  Co.  N  W  corner  Coates  and  Front 
Rovoudt  William,  apothecary    and    druggist    corner 

Wood  and  Old  York  road 
Rowlandson  William,  166  Market  street 
Roy  John,  shoemaker  367  north  Third 
Royston  Thomas,  shopkeeper  408  north  Front 
Ruhlman  John,  bottler,  back  of  115  Arch,  Loxley'sct. 
Rushton  Abraham,  bookseller  Pcgg  st.  n.  290  N.  Front 
Russell  John,  grocer  69  Walnut  and  12  north  Third 
Russell  Joseph  S.  spermaceti  oil  store  55  Chesnut— d  h 

60  north  Second 
Ryan  WiUiam,  currier  38  south  Fifth 


SALAIGNACS  &  BREBAN,  164  Market  street 
Saltinstall  WiUiam,  merchant  121  south  Eleventh 
Sample  John,  plasterer  36  Penn  street 
Sanford  Benjamin,  gentleman  lllS.  yth  [.^ce  Sandiford 
Sanmire  WiUiam,  grocer  SW  corner  Green  and  Third 

Saiitinier ,  milliner  and  fancy  store  141  south  2d 

Sarchet  John,  blacksmith  145  north  Second 


SHE  PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Sauerman  Frederick,  tavernkeeper  440  north  Second 
Saulnier  John,  auctioneer  &  commission  mer.  15  N.  4th 

— d  h  39  Filbert 
Saunders  George,  mer.  185  High — d  li  295  High 
Savitz  George,  grocer  224  north  Front 
Say  Benjamin,  brewer  177  Pine 
SchaeiFer  Casper,  m.  d.  137  Race 
Schaeffer  John  J,  tavernkeeper  45  soutli  Front 
Scheetz  Jacob,  hatter  329  north  Third 
Schenck  Christian,  cordwainer  406  north  Third 
Schiemants  Fred,  cordwainer  NE  cor.  10th  6c  Arch 
Schlatter  &  Bryans,  merchants  223  High 
Schlatter  WiUiam,  merchant  223  High    Isee  Slaughter 
Schnatz  Frederick,  baker  Callowhill  street  above  6th 
Scliooley  Amelia,  milliner  175  south  Second 
Schrack  Abraham,  jun.  saddler  76  noitli  Fourth 
Schrack  Catharine,  v/idow  of  Abraham,  tavernkeeper 

38  High 
Schriver  Henry,  victualler  NE  corner  Front  8c  Catha- 
rine— stall  17  old  Shambles  \_see  Shriver 
Schroeder  Henry,  innkeeper  400  north  Third 
Scbultz  John,  tavernkeeper  441  north  Front 
Schulz  Gottleib,  clock  &  watchmaker  475  north  2d 
Schuster  &  Shepard,  tavernkeeper  210  Cedar 
Schwikkard  Frederick,  sealing  wax  and  wafer  manu- 
factory 127  Vine 
Scott  John  M.  attorney  at  law  250  Chesnut 
Scott  Winfield,  major  general  U.  S.  army,  head  quar- 
ters and  d  h  252  Walnut 
Scull  Daniel,  grocer  335  north  Front 
Scull  William,  late  innkeeper  13  Callowhill 
Seabrook  James,  mercliant  tailor  55  soutli  Third 
Seeley  Wm.  taylor  226  High — d  h  4  north  Eighth 
Sellers  &  Davis,  grocers  NE  cor.  Race  and  Third 
Sellers  6c  Pennock,  patent  rivet  hose,  bucket,  hydrau 

lion  anct  fire  engine  manufacturers  231  High 
Sergeant  Thomas,  attorney  at  law  68  south  Sixth 
Serrill  Pearson,  merchant  169  Higli — d  h  51  N.  8th 
Sewall  John  B.  accountant  34  south  Fifth 
Shade  George,  hatter  256  north  Second 
Shaffer  Michael,  carpenter  and  grocer  SW  cor.  Green 

and  Old  York  road 
Shallus'  A,  P.  Circulating  Libraries,  94  south  3d  and  34 

north  Seventh 
Shanks  Abraham,  tailor  NE  cor.  8th  and  Race 
Shanly  James  D.  wine  store  42  Dock 
Sharpless  Blake v,  bookseller  93  High— d  h  178  S.  Front 
Shaw  Mary,  widow  of  Joshua,  haj  store  100  High — d  h 

NW  corner  Eighth  and  Cherry 
Sheble  Adam,  hardware  stoi-e  &c  cedar  cooper  206  N.  2d 
Sheepshanks  Thomas,  merchant  22  Church  alley 
Sheepshanks  'Wm.  inerchant  166  High— d  h  380  High 
Sheffield  Thomas,  accountant  97  south  Fifth 


1  IIILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.     SMI 

Sheldon  William,  lampmaker  93  Walnut — d  h  44  Cur- 
rant alley 
Slierbonc  William,  buiscuit  baker  70  Swanson 
Shever  HLinnah,  widow,  140  Swanson 
Sheridan  (Iwen,  stablekeeper,  back  of  ufificr  33  N.  8th 

— d  h  37  north  Eightli 
Sherriff  Charles,  grocer  SE  corner  Fifth  and  Plum 
Shields  James,  tailor  12  soutii  Sixth 
Shinick  Elizabeth,  widow,  4i  north  Sixih 
Shiplev  Thomas,  hardware  merchant  57  High — d  h  24 

north  Front 
Shippen  Wm,  A. watchmaker  52Cedar — dh  48Shippen 
Shobcr  Samuel  L.  mer.  26  S.  wharves — d  h  35  Union 
Shoch  Margaret,  widow,  shopkeeper  354  north  Third 
Shoemaker  Abraham,  alderman,  office  100  south  4th — 

d  h  126  south  Fourth 
Shoemaker  Henry,  attorney  at  law  126  south  Fourth, 

or  at  Quarter  Sessions  office 
Shoemaker  Jonathan,  brewer  342  Arch 
Shoemaker  Joseph,  druggist  98  south  Eleventh 
Shoemaker  Lewis  Sc  Francis,  conveyancers  100  S.  4tii. 
Shoemaker  Samuel,  attorney  at  law  217  Chesnut 
Shubert  George,  ladies'  shoemaker  152  Cherry 
Sibbet  &:  Chadwick,  grocers  SW  corner  5th  &  Prune 
Siddons  Joseph,  biscuit  baker  30  South  Wharves 
Silence  Henry,  carpenter  Fourth  above  Noble 
Silveira  A.  E.  tailor  48  north  Fourth 
Silver  John,  flour  store  367  High 
Simmons  Anthony,  assistant  judge  of  the  disti'Ict  court, 

and  colonel  of  tne  96th  regiment  354  High 
Simms  &;  Creighton,  Irish  linen  merchants  21  S.  Front 
Simms  Robert,  Irish  linen  merchant  21  south  Front — 

d  h  98  south  Fourth 
Simon  Peter,  merchant  44  north  Third 
Simons  Joseph,  wholesale  and  retail  drygooris  store  and 

carpet  warehouse  NE  corner  of  Cedar  and  Second 
Simons  Noah,  linen  and  woolen  drapery  397  High 
Sinclair  Anthony,  printer  75  north  Sixth 
Sink  Lawrence,  cabinetmaker  186  south  Second 
Sinnott  Stephen  M.  broker  81  north  Second 
Sjybert  Eckert,  baker  112  Callowhill 
Skinner  William,  cooper  SE  corner  Third  and  Cedar 
Skyrin  John,  merchant  15  north  Eleventh 
Slaymaker  F.  W.  merchant  435  High 
Sloan  Johrt,  boot  and  shoemaker  28  south  Third 
Small  Abraham,  jjrintcr  and  bookseller  165  Chesnut 
Small  Thonjas,  cabinetmaker  and  grocer  168  S.  Sixth 
Smiley  T.T.  teacher  47  north  Third 
Smiley  William,  tailor  24  Chesnut 
Smith  Auron,  flour  mercluuu  445  Y\\^\\ 
Smith  Benjamin  P.  accountant  217  Walnut 
Smith  Charles  E.  druggist  and  manutacturcr  of  cold 

'Expressed  caster  oil  Ibo  north  Second 


STA  PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Smith  Daniel  B.  druggist  NE  corner  of  Arch  and  Sixtli 
Smith  Francis,  millinery  and  drygoods  store  58  N.  2d 
Smith  G.  widow  of  Thomas,  235  Vine 
Smith  8c  Hawkins,  merchants  79  south  Front 
Smith  Isaac  8c  Co.  drygoods  store  BE  corner  Fourth  8c 

Lombard 
Smith  Jacob  W.  nailer  83  and  d  h  94  Race 
Smith  James,  jr-  morocco  store  12  N.  3d — d  h  100  Arch 
"Smith  James,  grocer  66  north  Sixth 
Smith  John,  upholstei'er  211  Chesnut 
Smith  John  George,  currier,  cor.  Fetter  1.  8c  85  N.  3d 
Smith  8c  M'Grath,  grocei's  227  south  Second 
Smith  J.  Russell,  m.  d.  142  south  Tenth 
Smith  Philip,  printer  NW  corner  Water  and  Race 
Smith  Robert,  merchant  SW  corner  Union  and  Front 
Sn-,ith  Robert,  clock  and  watchmaker  331  north  Second 
Smlcii  Rowland,  innkeeper  27  north  Fifth 
Smith  W.  8c  D.  B.  drygoods  store  19  north  Second 
Smith  William  A  merchant  38  south  Front— d  h  SW 

corner  Union  and  Front 
Smith  William  P.  teacher  of  Geography  156  S.  10th 
Smith   William  W.  stock   and  exchange  broker   55 

Walnut— d  h  415  Market 
Smith  William,  shoemaker  160  Cherry 
Snow  Frisby  H.  m.  d.  36  north  Seventh 
Snow  Samuel  P.  bellman  8c  vendue  crier  German  n.  3d 
Snowden  Isaac,  255  High 

Snowden  8c  Wagner^  commission  merchants  221  Swan- 
son  street,  first  below  Swede's  church 
Snowdon  Joseph,  china  merchant  242  north  Third 
Snowdon  Leonard,  242  north  Third 
Snyder  Joseph  K.  grocer  NW  cor   High  and  Twelfth 

— d  h  12  th  above  Arch 
Solomon  Henry,  attorney  at  law  18  south  Sixth 
Somrner  Jonn,  M.  D.  68  north  Ninth 
Sorver  Jacob  G.  drygoods  store  95  High 
Souder  Casper,  boot  and  shoemaker  36  Chesnut 
Souder  Philip,  jr.  innkeeper  9  Lsetitia  court 
Soumeillan  Joseph,  baker  340  north  Front 
Sowerby  Mary,  widow,  china  store  47  north  Eighth 
Sparks  Thomas,  plumber  49  South  wharves 
.-Speace  William,  hairdresser  65  north  Third 
Speck  Christian  A.  tavernkeeper  SW  cor.  Coates  8c  2d 
Spencer  Mrs.  Charlotte,  NE  corner  of  8th  and  Sansom 
Sperry  Jacob,  merchant  99  S.  Front — d  h  99  S.  Fourth 
Spohn  William,  grocer  133  north  Second 
Spriggs  James  S.  grocer  497' and  499  north  2d — d  h  313 

north  Third 
Stafford  Nicholas,  tavernkeeper  127  south  Water 
Standbridge  John  C.  8c  Co  china  merchants  211  High 

— d  h  5  s(.uih  Ninth 
Starne  Joseph  8c  Morris,  curriers  407  north  Second 


PHILADELPHIA  DlRECTOKV.    SVVA 

•U'nc  Joseph,  inspector  of  bark  407  north  Second 
StauglUon  Wm.  D.  D.  pastor  Baptist  Church,  Sansoni 
,.       street — d  h  a;ul  seminary,  1  norlli  Minth 
Steel  Win.  merchant  66  S.  wharves — d  h  8j  Lon^bart! 
Steel  ^V■iliiam  N.  dryj^oods  store  215  south  Second 
Steelman  Solomon,  hairdresser  345  south  Front 
Sleenberg  Abraham,  merchant  7h  south  Second 
Steer  James,  tavernkeepcr  356  High 
Stell  &  M'Alphi,  merchants  161  High 
Stelwagijon  Cliarlcs,  baker  51  north  Sixth 
^tclwaggon  Frederick,  iron  merchant  21i)  north  Second 
Stevens  Saml.  cutler  &c.  44  Arch— d  h  2d  near  Green 
Stevenson  John,  bookseller  16  Decatui- — d  h  302  S.  6th 
Stevenson  Robert,  m.  d.  319  Walnut 
Stevenson  Thomas,  tallowchandler  203  south  Sixth 
-•.ewart  Jane   &  Co.   miUinery    and  artificial  flower 

manufacturer  85  north  Second 
::)iewart  John,  cabinetmaker  NW  corner  Sixth  &  Arcli 

— d  h  cor.  Sugar  alley  and  6th 
Stlinmel  &  Lutz.  tobacconists  285  High 
Stinger  John,  baker  165  Vine 
Stock  John,  oil  and  colourman  11  south  Seventh 
Stockman  Jacob,  thimblemaker  ike.  89  south  Second 
Stoddart  John,  merchant  350  Higli 
Stokes  Aquilla,  flour  store  221  north  Front — d  h  New 

market  street 
Stokes  Jacob,  tailor  SE  corner  Chester  and  Vine 
Stokes  Thomas,  late  tax  collector  51  Chester 
Stone  AndrcAV  T.  plumber  61  Walnut — d  h  356  S.  Front 
Stone  Asajjh,  merchant  63  south  Front — d  h  Washing- 
ton square,  south  side 
Stone  Dexter,  merchant  43  N.  Water — d  h  Ridge  road 
Stone  William,  grocer  14  north  Third 
Stork  Aaron,  grocer,  wine,  liquor  and  cordial  store  10 

north  Front — d  h  90  south  Front 
Stouse  Daniel,  blacksmitli  34  Cherry 
Stratton  John,  (Mansion  House  hotel)  SE  coi^r  High 

and  Eleventh 
Streeper  &  Wilt,  grocers  338  north  Third 
Street  Robeit,  druggist  &c.  SW  cor.  St.  John  &  Green 
Stretch  Amy,  v.'idow,  114  Swanson 
Stroud  Gcr.rge  M.  attorney  at  law,  office  203  Arch — 

d  h  85  Arch 
Stuart  James,  grocer  207  south  Second 
Stuckert  Henry  J.  druggist  33  north  Fourth 
Stuckert  William,  apothecary  354  north  Second 
Sturges  Stephen,  dry  goods  store  138  south  Fifth 
Sullivan  Charles,  merchant  46  south  Second 
Super  Jane,  widow  of  Jacob,  cabinetmaker  162  and  164 
north  Front — d  h  back  18  Keys'  alley 
waim  William,  63  N.  8tli,  discoverer  of  the  celebra- 
ted Panacea  for  the  cure  of  Scrofulous,  cancerous  an(! 
syphilitic  diseases,  8cc.  8cc.  &c. 


THO  PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY, 

Swain  Elizabeth,  nurse  121  noi'th  Fifth 

Swain  George,  lottery  and  exchange  office  218  Higi. 

Swartz  John,  furrier  119  Chesnut 

Swinney  Daniel  I.  m   b.  179  Lombard 

Sykes  R,  W.  attorney  at  law  15  south  Fifth— d  h  SW 

corner  Fourth  and  Prune 
Sykes  William,  gentleman  SW  cor.  Fourth  and  Prune 


TACY  JOSEPH,  hairdresser  410  north  Front 

Talmage  E.  S.  shoemaker  172  Sassafras 

Tarns  Sampson,  china  nierchant  192  High 

Tanner  Henry  S.  8  Sansom  street 

Taylor  Benjamin,  brushmaker  9O2  N.  Front  Sc  4  N.  5d 

Taylor  B.  &  C.  soap  and  candle  manufactory  194  Vine 

Taylor  Charles,  merchant  31  north  Water 

Taylor  George,  broker  and  translator  of  the  French 

and  Spanish  languages  85  Chesnut  near  Third 
Taylor  George,  tinplate  8c  sheet  ironworker  116  N.  2d 
'J  aylor  Isaac,  shoemaker  156  south  Fifth 
Taylor  Robert  B.  accountant  74  south  Eleventh 
Taylor  Mrs.  R.  shopkeeper  88  north  Seventh 
Taylor  Tracy,  hardware  merchant  02  N.  3d  and  cor- 
ner Beach  and  Maiden 
Taylor  Wm.  tinplate  and  sheet  ironworker  135  N.  2d 
Tennent  James,  queensware  manufactory  177  S.  2d 
Tennent  John,  ladies'  fashionable  coi'set  maker  7?"  S.  3d 
Terry  Jonah,  shoemaker  123  Race 
Thacher  L.  R.  &  Co.  33  north  Water 
Thackara  James  A.  m.  d.  389  south  Second 
Thibault  Felix,  jeweller  66  south  Second 
Thibault  Fi'ancis,  jeweller  66  south  Second 
Thibault  Frederick,  goldsmith  66  S.  2d,  d  h  222  S.  Front 
Thomas  David,  boot  and  shoemaker  312  Race 
Thomas  David,  watchman  9th  below  Race 
Thomas  George,  boot  and  shoemaker  371  north  Front 
Thomas  John  R.  cooper  306  south  Front 
Thomas  &  Kille,  merchants  432  north  Front 
Thomas  Samuel  H.  merchant  107  south  Front 
Thomas  Timothy  W.  grocer  350  High 
Thompson  Andrew,  shoemaker  155  north  Second 
Thompson  David,  drygoods  store  449  north  Second 
Thompson  John,  jun.  wholesale  boot  and  shoe  manu- 
factory 296  south  Front 
Thompson  Jonah  &  Co.  merchants  15  south  Front 
Thompson  Samuel,  merchant  tailor  35  south  Third 
Thompson  Samuel,  tailor  154  north  Water 
Thompson  Walter,  grocer  260  south  Second 
Thomson  Peter,  junr.  druggist  45  Coates'  alley 
Thomson  Peter,  conveyancer  197  Mulberry 
Thornton  John,  tavernkeeper  36  Penn  street. 


PHlLAlUlLi'HlA  UiKLCTORy.  UND 

i  hum  John,  baker  267  south  Second 
Tichciior  Riclutrd,  boot  aiul  slio«;n\akcr  128  N.  Fourth 
Ticdcuian  Kcbecca,  miirmcr  1  south  Fourlli 
Tiffin  James,  iunkeepci-  10  and  12  Chesiiut 
Tilge  Jolin  Henry,  luittcr  6  north  Front 
Timings  &  Co.  druggists  185  north  Third 
lite  Cliarles  P.  merchant  152  Iligli 
loland  Henry,  merchant  168  High— d  h  122  S.  Eighth 
Tohirid  Robert,  mercliant  228  High— d  h  Arch  ab.  9th 
'I'oland,  widow  of  Henry,  Arch  above  Ninth 
Tomes  William,  shoemaker  318  north  Front 
Torrcncc  Aaron,  chandler  16  Passyunk  road 
I'drrence  Daniel,  chandler  1  Passyunk  road 
;  Foi-ris  Bernard,  tinman  41  Lombard 
i'owar  Alexander  M.  at  249  Market 
Towson  William,  carpenter  151  north  Second 
Train  &  Budd,  merchants  7  north  Water 
Travelli  Francis,  crockery  store  67  north  Fiftli 
Treadwell  Francis  C.  patent  bakery,  back  of  111  north 

Water 
I'reichcl  Charles  G.  accountant  6  Lodge  street 
Trcichel  Charles,  druggist  99  Walnut — d  h  6  Lodge 
Fripp  John,  tavernkeeper  180  north  Third 
Trotter  Nathan  8c  Co.  merchants  47  north  Front — d  h 

of  Nathan  Trotter  170  nortli  Front 
Trout  John,  victualler  Buttonwood  lane 
Tiyon  Jacob  G. justice  of  the  peace  and  brigade  inspec- 
tor, office  376  N  2d — d  h  Queen  near  Warren  (K.) 
Tucker  James,  accountant,  12th  street,  2d  house  north 

of  Arch  street 
Tully  John,  soan  and  candle  manufacturer  157  N.  4th 
Tunis  Thomas  K.  merchant  52,  South  wharves — d  li  17 

Sansom  street     i 
Turner  John,  sen.  gentleman  NEcor.  Christian  &  Front 
Turner  John,  jun.  commission  merchant  64  Queen 
Turner  Susan,  widow,  boarding-Iiouse  1  Prune  cor.  4th 
Turner  Thomas,  labourer,  back  257  south  Fourth 
Turpin  William  K.  druggist  302  south  Front 
Tuttle  Edward,  cordwainer  120  nortli  Second 
Tybout  Richard,  hatter  53  Chesnut — d  h  195  Spruce 


UBER-ADAM,  victualler  Pleasant  al).  Charles  (P.  T.) 
Ulman  Mayer,  grocery  and  ta\ern  57  Shippen 
Ulrich  Abraham,  tobacconist  425  nortli  Tliird 
Underwood  James,  bricklayer  &  grocer  50  south  10th 
Underwood  John,  bricklaj  er  NW  corner  Shcaff 's  alley 
and  Eleventh 

D 


WAR        PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

VAIL  DANIEL,  fur  and  hat  trimmings  stove  3  nortu 

Front — d  h  2  South  alley 
Vallance  John,  »engraver  217  south  Second 
Vallee  Prosper,  gunmaker  101  south  Second 
"Vandervoort  Daniel,  ccrdwainer  47  south  Fourth 
Vanharlingen  John  M.  drygoods  store  250  S.  Second 
Vanhook  Benjamin  R.  m.  d.  98  Race 
Vanhoy  Abm.  u.  v.  Sc  professor  of  midwifery  227  Spruce 
Veale  George,  boot  and  shoemaker  154  Cherry 
Veron  Lewis,  merchant  98  Chesnut 
Villegrain  John,  merchant  2^  north  Third 
Vinton  Thomas,  merchant  153  High — d  h  134  Arch 
Vizer  Thomas,  paper  hanger  13  Dock 


WAGNER  ADAM,  oak  cooper  8th  above  Buttonwood 
Wagner  Mary,  widow,  8th  above  Buttonwood 
Waite  George  Washintrton,  manager  of  the  Pennsyl- 
vania State  Lottery,  SW  comer  Chesinit  and  Third 
Walker  John,  grocer  156  south  Third 
Walker  William,  brassfoundcr  80  north  Third 
Wall  John,  fancy  &c.  chairmaker  87  &  d  h  133  N.  Front 
Wallace  Alexander  &  Co.  ship  chandler  and  grocer 

57  South  wharves 
Wallace  &  Ross,  saddlers,  8cc.  38  north  Third 
Wallace  Samuel,  bricklayer  41  north  Eighth 
Walmsley  Wm.  Mason,  office  55  Walnut— d  h  98  S.  4th 
Wain  Lewis,  merchant  154  High 
Walnut  Francis  8c  Thomas,  hairdressers  29  S.  Third 
Walraven  John  J.  mercht.  15  N.  Water — d  h  69  Locust 
Walter  Adam,  bottler  123  Mulberry 
W^alters  Michael,  glover  59  north  Fourth 
Waltei-s  William,  shopkeeper  32  north  Fourth 
Walton  George,  carpenter  305  north  Second 
VVard  Jehu,  clock  &  watchmaker  8c  silversmith  42  High 
Ward  William,  accountant  119  south  Fifth 
Warden  Henry,  tavern  and  grocery  8  High 
Warner  8c  Carter,  painters  and  glaziers  34  south  4th 
Warner  Charles,  painter  and  glazier  40  north  Fourth 

—d  h  200  north  Eighth    . 
Warner  8c  Sanders,  painters  and  glaziers  40  N.  4th 
Warner  V/illiam  8c  Son,  merchants  15  south  Water — 

d  h  86  Arch 
Warren  James,  house  and  sign  painter  89  north  Third 
Warren  Philip,  cabinetmaker  363  Arch 
Warrington  John,  clock  and  watchmaker  96  Market 
Warrington  Purnell,  sea  captain  185  south  Second 
Warlman  Adam,  drayman  96  Coates 
Wartman  George,  jr.  victualler  5th  above  Buttonwood 
Wartman  Michael,  messenger  to  the  Health  Office,  3 
Cranmer's  court 


I'lIlLAUKLlMlIA    DIRECTORY.  VV'HI 

VVurwick  Saml.  E.  tiivernkceDcr  NKcor.  Cedar  &  7th 
VV  iss  Joseph,  shoemakcv  59  Dock— .1  l»  121  S.  Second 
Waterman  Thomas,  '27'J  Wahiut 
VV  Iters  Charles,  distiller  18  south  Eij^hth 
W  itkiii  Rohcrt,  drvgoods  storo  23  iiortli  Stcoiid 
W  iibon  James,  clock  and  watclmiikfr  58  High 
Watson  Joseph,  kiniijcr  iiu'rciriiil  206  Pine 
W  itt  Ak'xandc-r,  accountant,  ,\i)r->ra  office,  l)ack  of  108 
Walnut,  and  tavernkccpor  N  W  cor.  drpentf  r  &  6lh 
Watt  Wdliam,  grocer  N  W  corner  Pine  and  Sixth 
W.vits  Ann,  drvgoods  store  7  south  Second 
Walts  James  Ci.  &  Co.  publishers  of  the  Union,  NE 

corner  of  Walnut  and  Second 
Weatherby  Jos.  tavern  &  boarding-house  117  S.  Watci* 
Weaver  Adam,  victualler  Lawrence  above  Wood 
Weaver  Charles,  grocer  SW  corner  3d  and  Coates 
Weed  Jrseph,  grocer  High  W.  Sch.  6th 
Weeks  Mary,  widow,  drygoods  store  131  High 
Weikel  Samuel  G.  drygoods  store  214  north  Secortd 
Weiss  Henry,  tailor  271  nortli  Second 
Welbank  Henry,  printer  James  above  Charles 
Welbank  John,  victualler  James  above  Charles 
Welch  Hezekiah,  printer  38  Zane 
Welden  James,  shoemaker  242  south  Second 
Wellard  Richard,  innkeeper  145  Cedar 
Wells  Benjamin,  grocer  262  Arch 
Wentz  Samuel,  merchant  tailor  114  Race 
West  Chas.  C.  morch.ant  trulor  62  Chesnut  Sc  78  Wood 
Wcth«rill  Charles,  65  north  Front 
Wetherill  Samuel,  druggist  and  colouvman  419  High 
Wetherill  Samuel  P.  5c  Co.  druggists  and  colourmen, 

65  north  Front 
Wevill  &  Nicolas,  upholsterers  and  Venetian  blind  ma- 
kers N  W  corner  Che.->nut  and  Fifth 
Weyman  (ieorge,  tobacciiuiit  157  south  Front 
Weymer  Samuel,  tinplate  worker  192  north  Second 
Wharton  James  S.  slioemaker  173  north  Third 
Wharton  I  6c  T.  C.  stock  8c  exchange  brokers  Dock  st. 
Wharton  John,  bn)ker  Dock  st.— d  a  Chesnut  ab.  12th 
Wharton  Robert,  ma\or  135  south  Tliird 
Wheeler  Chailes,  attorney  at  law  112  Walnut 
Wlieeler  George  C.  druggist  491  north  Second 
Whilldin  John  G.  M.  D.  224  south  Front  ami  351  S.  2d 
Whistler  Davii.1,  tailor  226  High — d  h  4tl»  above  Green 
VVIjistler  &  Seeley,  tailors  226  Higii 
Whitaker  J-  &  J  stove,  spiig  ik  nail  nianuf.  166 N.  4th 
Wiiite  John,  3  soutli  Water — d  li  96  south  Front 
White  John,  victualler  Catharine  near  Front 
White  Joseph,  mcrclu.nt  54  High 
White  Samuel,  merchant  107  High 
White  Samuel,  tobacconist  383  High 
White  Thomas  H.  wine  merchant,  corner  Dock  und 
Pear— d  h  89  Walnut 


WRI  PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Whitely  Edward,  printer  54  north  Eighth 

WhitQtnan  Ann,  shopkeeper  385  Race 

Whit^man  Peter,  ladies'  shoemaker  SW  corner  Arch 

and  Eighth 
Whiting  Samuel,  lottery  and  exchange  office  H  S.  3d 
Whitman  Nathan,  jun.  grocer  107^  north  Second 
Whitmor  Henry,  tavernkeeper  89  south  Water 
Whitney  R.  M.  merchant  19  south  Front— dh  93  S.  4th 
Whitney  Thomas  J  combmaker  135  south  Second 
Wickersham  Elizabeth,  drygoods  store  37  south  2d 
Wickham  8c  Co.  military  &  fancy  hai'dware  store  265 

High 
Wickham  M.  T.  hardware  merchant  265  High 
Widdifield  William,  hardware  merchant  42  north  3d' — 

d  h  160  Arch 
Widener  David,  tailor  62  north  Fourth 
Wight  Thomas,  cordwainer  345  Race 

[see  Whight  iSf  Voight 
Wiibank  John,  brassfounder  and  mineral  water  manu- 
facturer NE  corner  Seventh  and  Arch 
Wile  George,  tavern  and  grocer  Sixth  below  Coates 
Wiley  Alexander,  merchant  tailor  67  Cherry 
Williams  Charles,  currier  463  north  Second 
Williams  Henry  J   attorney  at  law,  86  Arch — d  h  98 

south  Fourth 
Williams  Jos.  cashier  Commercial  Bank — d  h  33  Pine 
Williams  Richard,  merchant  19  High 
Williams  Samuel,  boot  and  shoemaker  326  Race 
Williams  ThomaSj  shoe  manufactory  40  High 
Willing  George  C.  attorney  at  law  54  south  Sixth 
Willmarth  Philander  C.  hatter  287  High 
Wilson  Henry,  tavernkeeper  SW  cor.  Water  8c  Cedar 
Wilson  John,  shoemaker  51  south  Front 
Wilson  8c  Wilkins,  cabinetmakers  49  south  Fifth 
Wilson  William,  merchant  323  High 
Wiltbohn  P.  I.  lottery  office  155  north  Third 
Winebrener  David,  merchant  tailor  150  south  Third 
Wing  Phcebe,  widow  of  Frederick,  baker  146  Spruce 
Wolf  John  G.  cordwainer  415  north  Front 
Wolf  Zacharias,  baker  149  Spruce 
Wolfe  William  B.  hardware  store  112  north  Sixth 
Womrath  George  F.  furrier  24  north  Fourth 
Wood  Adna,  hat  warehouse  2^  north  Fourth — d  h  6, 

Cresson's  alley 
Wood  James  B.  wheelwright,  back  42  Spruce 
Wood  J.  8c  J.  B.  wheelwrights  42  Spruce 
Woodman  Henry,  teacher  227  Arch— d  h  24  N.  6th 
Woods  8c  Montelius,  merchts.  277  High— d  h  28  N.  8th 
Woods  Wm.  merchant  277  High— d  h  28  north  Eighth 
Woodside  John  A.  sign  painter,  back  of  115  Arch,  Lox- 

ley's  court 
Worknot  Conrad,  constable  252  north  Front 
Wright  Eliza,  milliner  ^nd  manti^ama^er  137  S.  2d 


PHILADELPHIA   IMHECTORY.  YOU 

Wright  John,  tobacconist  4i  N.  Sixth— d  h  Spruce  be- 
low Little-  Dock 

Wright  John,  glore  and  patent  bi:cksk.in  shirt  manu- 
racturer  169  sr.uth  Second 

Wright  Peter,  china  store  27  north  3d— d  h  Hazel  alley 
below  Locust 

Wright  Hol)ert,  printer  90  south  Second 

Wri'glit  Sanuiel  G.  merchant  13  soutli  Front— d  h  73 
north  Front 

Wn>;ht  Sarah,  81  north  Third 

Wright  Wni.  upholsterer  NW  corner  4th  and  Vine 

Wright  William,  machinist,  west  of  Schuvlkill  Scvcntli 

Wurts  Manricc,  merchant  189  High— d  li  33  S.  Front 

Wurts  Rodman  &  Wurts,  merchants  189  High 

Wurts  Wm.  merchant  189  High— d  h  ^  ine  above  10th 

[see  Ji^irls 

Wylic  &  Engles'  academy  corner  of  11th  &  Marble  St. 

Wythe  Kezia,  boarding-house  3  north  Eighth 


YAGER  BENJAMIN,  victualler  235  Callowhill 
Yager  Henry,  victualler  (iardcn  street  above  Callowhill 

— stand,  corner  8lh  and  High 
Yarnall  B.  H.  hardware  merchant   39  High — d  h  166 

Arch 
Yarnail  Charles,  druggist  24  north  Front 
Yarnall  E.  &  C,  wholesale  druggists  22  Sc  24  N.  Front 
Yarnall  E,  H.  merchant  24  north  Front— d  h  357  High 
Yarnall  Edward,  druggist  24  norlii  Front — d  h  357  High 
Yarnall  Israel,  storekeeper  104  north  Second 
Yatman  John,  Columbian  shade  manufacturer  104  N.  5th 
Yeager  Casper,  comb  manufactory  25  north  Third 
Yohe  George,  f  Washington  inn)  6  north  Fourtli 
Young  Edmund,  coach  painter  Coates  below  Second 
Young  &  Delleker,  engravers  96  Chesnut  SW  cor.  3d 
Young  Edward,  grocer  222  south  Fifth 
Young  Elizabeth,  widow,  35  north  Fourth 
Young  &  Felten,  coach  painters  226  Race 
Young  George,  china  store  218  south  Second 
Young  Israel,  ladies'  shoemaker  51  south  Fourth 
Young  James,  plumber  73  (iaskill 

Young  James  H.  engraver  96  Chcsinit — d  h  42  Chestei' 
Young  John,  cordwaincr  220  south  Fifth 
Young  Thomas,  hardware  merchant  207  south  Secontl 
D  3 


List   of  Churches,    and   their 
Pastors. 

EPISCOPAL  CHURCHES. 

Christ  Church,  St.  Peter's  and  St.  James' — The  Right 
Reverend  Bishop  White,  Rector.  Rev'd  Dr.  Aber- 
crombie,  and  Rev'd  Mr  Kemper  Assistant  Ministers. 

St.  Paul's  Church. — Rev'd  Doctor  Pilmore,  Rector. 

St.  John's  Church  {N.  /-.)— Rev'd  Mr.  Boyd,  Rector. 

Sivedisk  Lutheran  Church. — Rev'd  Dr.  Collin,  Rector. 

ROMAN  CATHOLIC  CHURCHES. 

St.  Mary's  Church. — The  Right  Reverend  Dr  Corn- 
■well,  Bishop  of  the  Roman  Catholic  Churches  in  Phi- 
ladelphia. 

St.  Aumistlne  Church. — Rev'd  Mr.  Hurley,  Pastor. 

Holy  Trinity  Church.— Rev'd  Doctor  Rolofs,  Pastor 

German  Lutheran  Church. — Rev'd  Doctor  Schaffer, 
Pastor. 

German  Reformed  Church. — Rev'd  Mr.  Helfenstein, 
Pastor. 

E-6anc;elical  Lutheran  Church  of  St.  John — Rev'd 
Mr.  Mayer,  Pastor. 

Friends'  Meeting.  Free  Quakers. 

First  Presbyterian  Church. — Reverend  Doctor  Wil- 
son, Pastor. 

Second  Presbyterian  Church. — Reverend  Doctor 
Janeway,  Pastor. 

Third  Presbyterian  Church. — Reverend  Doctor  Ely, 
Pastor. 

FourtA  Presbyterian  Church. — Reverend  Mr.  Potts, 
Pastor. 

Fifth  Presbyterian  Church. — Reverend  Mr.  Skinner, 
Pastor. 

Sixth  Presbyterian  Church. — Reverend  Doctor  Neill, 
Pastor. 

Seventh  Presbyterian  Church. — Reverend  William 
M.  Engles,  Pastor. 

Associate  Reformed  Scotch  Presbyterian  Church.-— 
Reverend  Mr.  M'Cartee,  Pastor. 

First  Reformed  Dutch  Church,  (Crown  street.)— 
Reverend  Doctor  Brodhead,  Pastor. 

Second  Reformed  Dutch  Church,  or  Tabernacle.-^ 
[Vacant] 

First  Presbyterian  Church  (JV.  Z.)— .Reverend  Mr. 
Patterson,  Pastor. 

First  Reformed  Dutch  Church  oj  Sfiring  Garderu-^ 
Reverend  Mr.  Hoff,  Pastor: 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

German  Reformed  Church,  {J^.  L. )— Reverend  Mr, 
F.  W  Vandersloot,  Pastor. 

dissociate  Church. — Reverend  Doctor  Banks,  Pastor. 

First  Reformed  Presbyterian  Church. — Reverend 
Doctor  Wiley,  Pastor. 

First  Bafitist  Church. — Rev'd  William  Rogers,  D.  D. 
SE  cor.  Chesnut  &;  8th — Reverend  Doctor  Holcombe, 
Pastor. 

Second  Bafitist  Church,  (A*,  i,)— Reverend  Mr. 
M'Laughlin,  Pastor. 

Third  Bajitist  Church. — Reverend  Mr.  Peckworth, 
Pastor. 

Sansom  street  Baptist  church. — Reverend  Doctor 
Staughton,  Pastoi'. 

JVcw  Market  street  Baptist  Church. — Reverend  Mr. 
Griffen,  Pastor. 

German  Baptist  Reformed  Church. — Reverend  Mr. 
Keyser,  Pastor. 

METHODIST  EPISCOPAL  CHURCHES. 

St.  George's  Ebenezer  and  -Sa/cm.— Reverend  Mr. 
Smith,  Rector.  Reverend  Messrs.  Cooper  and  Smith, 
assistant  ministers. 

Union  Methodist  CAwrcA.— Reverend  Mr.  Burch, 
Pastor. 

St.  Joh7i's  Methodist  Episcopal  Church. — Reverend 
Mr.  Cox,  Pastor. 

Moravian  Church,  or  United  Brethren. — Reverend 
Mr.  Van  Vleck,  Pastor. 

Universalist  Churches,  First  and  Second. — Reverend 
Mr.  Kneeland,  Pastor. 

Unitarian  Church. 

JVcio  Jerusalem  Church. — Rev'd  Mr.  Carll,  Pastor. 

Christian  Church. — Mr.  Ferguson,  Elder. 

Hebreiv  Synagogue, 

african"churches. 

St.  Thomas  Episcopal  Church. 

First  African  Presbyterian  Church Reverend  Mr. 

Gloucester,  Pastor. 

First  African  Baptist  Church Reverend  Mr.  Sim- 
mons, Pastor. 

African  Methodist  CAurcA.— Reverend  Richard  Al- 
len, Pastor 

African  Union  Methodist  Church, 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Banking  Institutions. 

Bank  of  the  United  States — Chesnut  street,  betvreen 
Fourth  and  Fttli,  south  side.  Incorporated  1816.  to 
endure  until  1836.  Capital  835,000,000,  divided  into 
350,000  shares  of  SlOO  each.  Dividends  declared 
January  and  July.  Discount  days,  Tuesdays  and  Fri- 
davs.  Annual  election,  1st  Monday  in  January.  Open 
dally,  except  Sundays,  1st  Ja;iuary,'4th  July  and  Christ- 
mas, from  9  A.  M.  to  3  P.  M.  Notary,  C.  C.  Biddle. 
Public  Director!) — Langdon  Cheeves,  President,  Nicho- 
las Biddle,  John  Connelly,  Charles  E.  Dudley,  of  A''eiv 
York,  James  Wilson  oi  Mar  if  land. — Directors  for  1821, 
— Pierce  Butler,  Thomas  M.  Willing,  Gustavus  Col- 
houn,  James  Schott,  Samuel  Wetherill,  Silas  E.  Weir, 
James  C  Fisher,  Tliomas  P.  Cope,  Samuel  Carswell, 
Henry  Pratt,  William  Stevenson,  John  Coulter,  Robert 
Flemming,  John  Potter,  South  Carolina,  George  Hoff- 
man, Maryland,  Robert  Gilmore,  jun.  Alaryland,  Ro- 
bert Lenox,  JVao  York,  Archibald  Gracie,  JVew  York, 
Nathaniel  Silsbee,  Afa^sac/zMse^^s,  David  Sears,  Mas- 
sachusetts. 

Langdon  Cheeves,  firesident — Thos.  Wilson,  cashier 
— James  Houston,  assistant  cashier. 

List  of  Branches. — Portsmouth,  N.  H,  Boston,  Pro^ 
vidence,  R.  I.  Middletown,  Conn.  N  ew  York,  Baltimore, 
Washington,  Norfolk,  Richmond,  Charleston,  Savan- 
^^h,  Aiigusta,  r<(ew  Orleans,  Fayette ville,  Pittsburg, 
Chillicottie,  Lexington,  Louisville,  Cincinnati. 

Bank  of  JVorth  America — No.  99,  Chesnut  street.— 
Capital  g834,00a  Directors,  John  Morton,  president ; 
George  Latimer,  Daniel  Smith,  James  Read,  Timothy 
Paxson,  Henry  Nixon,  Benjamin  R.  Morgan,  George 
Fox,  George  M'Callmont,  Charles  M'Alester,  Joseph 
Peace,  Jacob  S.  Wain — Henry  Drinker,  cashier.  Open 
daily,  except  Sundays,  Good-Friday,  Cliristmas  day, 
1st  January,  and  4th  July,  from  9  A.  M.  to  3  P.  M. 
Discount  days  Mondays  and  Thursdays.  Election  2d 
Monday  in  January,  annually ;  notary,  Peter  Lolira. 
Dividends,  January  and  July. 

Bank  of  Pennsylvariia — 86  so\ith  Second.  Joseph 
Parker  Norris,  president— Z)»-fc^ors  on  the  fiart  of  the 
State,  William  K  Korrey,  Thomas  Leiper,  Matthew 
Carey,  James  Smith.  Chandler  Price,  Abraliam  L. 
Pennock— Directors,  Godfrey  Haga.  William  Sansom, 
Charles  Biddle,  Louis  Clapier,  Jacob  Ridgway,  (icorgc 
Vaux.  Anthonv  Stocker,  Francis  Wisely.  John  llecke- 
v/elder,  Jonas  Preston,  William  Brown,  James  Robert- 
son, Jonah  Thompson,  Matthew  C.  Ralston,  Peter  Wa- 
ger, Mark  Richards,  Isaac  Wayne,  Tliomas  Boudc— 
RlihuChauncey, cashier.     Incorporated  1793,  renewed 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

1803,  to  endure  until  1833.  Capital  ^2,500,000,  divided 
into  6250  shares,  at  §400  each,  all  of  which  has  been 
paid  in.  Dividends,  January  and  July.  Discount  days, 
Wednesdays  and  Saturdays,  Annual  election,  first 
Monday  in  February.  Notary,  Peter  Lohra.  Open 
daily,  except  Sundays,  1st  January,  4th  July,  and  Christ- 
mas, fronn  9  A.  M.  to  3  P.  M.      ' 

Bank  of  the  Northern  Liberties — 77  Vine  street,  be- 
low Third,  north  side.  Directors,  John  Barclay,  presi- 
dent ;  Andrew  C.  Barclay,  Samuel  Grant,  George  Gor- 
gas,  Thomas  Hart,  Joseph  R.  Jenks,  Jonathan  Knight, 
Thomas  Latimer,  Thomas  Loyd,  iun.  William  Milnor, 
Isaac  W.  Norris,  James  Paul,  John  Taylor,  Joseph 
Thomas,  James  Whitehead — D.  Mandeville,  cashier. 
Incorporated  9th  May,  1814,  to  emkire  until  1st  April, 
1825.  Capital  500,000  dollars,  on  which  §250,000  has 
been  paid. — §25  paid  on  each  share.  Dividends  1st 
Monday  of  May  and  November.  Discount  days  Tues- 
tlays  and  Fridays.  Notary,  John  Goodman,  Annual 
Election,  3d  Monday  of  November. — Open  daily,  ex- 
cept Sundays,  Christmas  and  4th  of  July,  from  9  A.  M. 
to  3  P.  M. — Transfer  books  close  14  days  preceding  the 
1st  Monday  of  May  and  November. — Dividends  paya- 
ble 10  days  after  declared. 

Camden  Bank,  New  Jersey.— Capital  §600,000.  Di- 
rectors, Richard  M.  Cooper,  president ;  Joshua  Long- 
strelh,  Samuel  Spackmailt  Benjamin  Masden,  Isaac  C. 
Jones,  Thomas  Fassitt,  Joseph  "Lea,  Hugh  F.  llolllngs- 
head,  Henry  Chew,  Isaac  Wilkins,  Joseph  Rogers, 
Isaac  Hewlings,  Joseph  Matlack,  Joseph  Ogden,  Joseph 
Falkenburge,  Bowman  Hendry,  James  Matlack,  James 
Saunders,  Samuel  C.  Champion,  Thomas  Newbold — 
William  Hillegas,  cashiar.  Office  21  Church  alley. 
Dividends  payable  after  15th  of  April  and  after  15th  of 
October. 

Commercial  Bank  of  Peu7isylvania — No.  102,  Ches- 
nut  street.  Directors,  Andrew  Bayard,  president; 
Richard  Dale,  James  S.  Duval,  Samuel  Archer,  John 
C.  Smith,  John  M'Crea,  Chai'lesN.  Bancker,  Charles 
Perry,  William  L.  Hodge,  Caleb  P.  Wayne,  Samuel 
G.  Wiight,  Edwai-d  Hallowell— Joseph  Williams, 
cashier.  Capital  1,000,000  dollars,  divided  into  2000 
shares.  Dividends  declared  May  and  November.  Dis- 
count days  Tuesdays  and  Fridays.  Notary,  George 
Heyl.  Closed  Sundays,  Christmas,  New  Year  and  4th 
of  July.    Election  3d  Monday  in  November. 

Farmers'  and  Mechanics'  Bank—\57  Chesnut  street- 
Incorporated  in  1809.  Chartered  until  1824.  Capital 
and  amount  paid  in  §1,250,000,  divided  in  25,000  shares 
at  §50  each.  Discount  days,  Tuesdays  and  Fridays. 
Annual  election,  last  Saturday  in  January.    Notary, 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Benjamin  Nones.  Open  cveiy  dav,  Sundays,  Christ 
mas,  and  New  Years  excepted.  Directors,  Joseph  Ta- 
gert,  president ;  Samuel  Barnes,  W'm.  K  Howell,  Seth 
Craig,  William  W.  Fisher,  James  M'Alpin,  John 
M'Caviley,  George  Pepper,  Samuel  Kichards,  James 
Sharswood,  George  SheafF,  Richard  Tybout,  Charles 
A.  Harper — Henry  Kuhl,  cashier. 

Girard'x  (Stephen)  Fiankbit;  House — Formerly  the 
U.  S.  Bank,  Third  street,  opposite  Dock.  George 
Simpson,  cashier.  Open  daily,  except  Sundays,  Christ- 
mas, and  4th  of  July,  from  9  A.  M.  till  3  P.  M.  Days 
of  discount  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays. 

Mechanics'  Bank — 9  south  Third.  Directors,  John 
Rogers,  president ;  Jonathan  Sleeper,  Thomas  Parker, 
Joseph  Burden,  William  Montelius,  Ephraim  Clark, 
Thomas  Earp,  Alexander  Cook,  John  Stroup,  juh. 
Stetson  Lobdell — Samuel  Wilcox,  cashier.  Incorpo- 
rated 9th  May,  1814,  to  endure  until  1st  April,  1825. 
Capital  81,000,000,  divided  into  20,000  shares  at  §50 
each.  Dividends  declared  first  Mondays  in  May  and 
November.  Discount  days,  Tuesdays  and  Fridays. 
Annual  election  third  Monday  in  November.  Benja- 
min Nones,  notary.  Open  daily,  except  Sundays,  1st 
Januan',  4th  July,  and  Christmas. 

Philadelphia  Bank — SW  corner  Fourth  and  Chesnut. 
Directors.  John  Read,  president ;  Lewis  D.  Carpentier, 
Samuel  W.  Jones,  William  Phillips,  John  A.  Dutilh, 
Caleb  Newbold,  Edward  Twells,  Robert  Patterson, 
Alexander  M'Caraher,  Samuel  Smith,  Jacob  Sperr>', 
John  Welsh,  Joseph  Lownes,  Joseph  R.  Evans,  Charles 
Biddle,  jnnr.  Daniel  H.  Miller,  A.  Fisher,  Charles 
Graff,  Benjamin  Stille',  John  M  Price,  William  Yard- 
ley — Quintin  Campbell,  cashier.  Incorporated  1803,  to 
endure  until  1824.  Capital  1,800,000  dollars,  divided 
into  18,000  shares  at  100  dollars  each.  Dividends  de- 
clared March  and  September.  Discount  days,  Mondays 
and  Thursdays.  Annual  election  second  MoikI.tv  m 
February.  N.  Diehl,  jun.  notaiy.  Open  daily,  except 
Sunday,  4th  July,  Christmas  and  Hrst  January. 

Schuylkill  Bank—S.  E.  corner  High  and  Sixth.  Di- 
rectors, William  Mereditli,  president;  Simon  Gratz, 
John  Horner.  Aaron  Denman,  John  Dubarry,  Thomas 
M.  Souder,  Robert  A.  Caldcleugh,  Edward  Smith, 
William  Paxson,  Benjamin  Johnson,  Jolin  Bennet,  Jo- 
seph Montgomery,  George  Thomson — Hosea  J.  Levis, 
cashier.  Incorporated  9th  May,  1814,  to  endure  until 
1st  April,  182,5.  Capital  Sl.OOO^OO.  divided  into 
20,000  shares.  Dividends  declared  1st  Monday  in  May 
and  November.  Discount  days,  Tuesdays  and'  Fridays. 
Annual  election  3d  Monday  in  November.  Benjamin 
Nones,  notary.  Open  daily,  except  Sundays,  Christ- 
mas, 1st  January,  Good  Friday,  and  4th  Jufy. 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Insurance  Companies. 

American  Fire  Insurance  Coinfiany — Office  101 
Chesnut.  Capital  8500,000,  divided  into  5000  shares, 
on  each  of  which  jS40  has  been  paid.  Dividends  declar- 
ed first  Monday  in  April  and  October.  Annual  elec- 
tion first  Monday  in  May.  Directors,  Chandler  Price, 
president ;  John  Sergeant,  John  Savage,  Samuel  Y''  'h.- 
erill,  William  Lynch,  Joseph  Reed,  Manuel  Eyr?  -tuv 
Bryan,  William  Davidson — Edward  Fox,  secreta-  • 

Delaware  Insurance  Comfiany — Office  south  cast 
corner  ot  Walnut  and  Second.  Directors,  Satruel 
Keith,  president;  William  Bell,  William  Boyd,  John 
Cook,  Joseph  R.  Evans,  Thomas  P,  Cope,  Isaac  Har- 
vey, jr.  Benjamin  Jones,  Jamet;  Kitchen,  Fournier 
Roustain,  Thomas  A.  Morgan,  Joseph  Barnett.  Divi- 
dends, first  Mondays  in  June  and  December.  Choice 
of  Directors  2d  Monday  in  December.  First  incoi  po- 
ration  in  1803 — second  in  1813 — expires  in  1835.  5000 
shares  at  40  doUacs  per  share — 200,000  dollars.  Open 
every  day — Sundays,  4th  July  and  Christmas  day  ex- 
cepted. 

Insurance  Comfiany  of  the  Siate  of  FennsylvaJiia — 
Office  N.  E.  corner  ot  Second  and  Dock — Annual  elec- 
tion in  January — Capital  500,000  dollars.  Shares  400 
dollars.  Dividends  declared  1st  February,  and  Isl  of 
August.  Dii-ectnrs,  James  S.  Cox,  president ;  Johi;  C. 
Wachsmuth,  Henry  Pratt,  Joseph  Sins,  Daniel  Smith, 
Samuel  Coates,  Henry  Nixon,  Paul  Seimen,  George 
Fox,  Anthony  Stocker,  Charles  M'Alester,  John  Mar- 
kot,  Gustavus  Colhoun 

Marine  Insurance  Comfiany — Office  47  Walnut. 
Directors,  John  Leamy,  president ;  David  Walker, 
Joseph  Peace,  James  Paul,  John  Coulter,  Samuel  N. 
Lewis,  George  M'Callmont,  John  B.  Newman,  H,  liol- 
lingswoi'th.  William  Read,  Elihu  Chau'icey,  Stephen 
Russell,  Isaac  W.  Norris.  Capital  300,000  dollars. 
Sh  u'fs  100  dollars.  Dividends  July  and  January  — 
Election  3d  Monday  in  January,  meet  once  in  every 
fortnight. 

Mutual  Assurance  Company — For  insuring  houses 
from  loss  by  fire,  in  and  near  rhiindelphia.  (Office  54 
Walnut  street.  Trustees,  Robert  Wharton,  president ; 
Daniel  Smith,  Robert  Smith,  James  r.  Fsher,  Walter 
Kerr,  Thomas M'Euen,  Thomas  H  dt.  J:  -o  C.  St'jckei-, 
Robert  M.  Lewis,  George  M'Callmont,  1 1,  ".  Markland, 
John  Wharton — John  B.  Palmei',  creasu:    . 

J\rorth  America  Insurance  Com/inny — <.  -'  'Jrt  ce  40  Wal- 
nut. Directors,  John  Inskeep,  president  ,  /-Jex-Lder 
Henry,  James  Read,  Godfrey  Haga,  John  !:J.iL'Ie.  Sa.iioel 
Mifflin,  Thomas  Astley,  Andrew  Pettit.Ch.rles  Perry, 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY. 

iinacl  W.  Jcnes,  Thomas  Latimer,  Jacob  S.  Wain, 

xol)   C.   Wikoft",   Edward  Smith,   Sanuicl    Archer; 

iibcrt  S  Stephens, sccictary.    Capital  600,000  dollars. 

Shaves    10   dollars.     Dividends,  second  Mondays  of 

. Hilary   and   July.     Incorporated    April    14th,    1794. 

■  hartc'r  renewed  28th  January,  1S13,  to  1835.     Annual 

•lection  in  January. 

Pr7inf!iflvania  Com/iatiufjr  Insurance  on  Lives  and 
hantJ7ii^  Jnnuific! — Incorporated  March,  1812. — 
Charter'  perpetual.  Capital  stock  §500,000— Shaves 
SlOO  each — Dividends  first  Monday  in  January  and 
Jvdy — Election  third  Monday  in  January — Office  173 
Chcsnut — Ojjen  every  day  from  9  to  3  o'clock.  Direc- 
tors, Jacob  Sperry,  president  ;  Joseph  Peace,  John  Boh- 
len,  Jeremiah  Warder,  jun.  Cadwalader  Evans,  Charles 
N.  Bancker,  Charles  Macalester,  William  Parker, 
William  Bovd,  Hyman  Gratz,  John  C  Montgomery, 
Robert  M.  Patterson,  Samuel  G.  Wright;  Jacob  Shoe- 
maker, actuary. 

P/iUadfl/i/iia  Contributionshi/2 — For  the  Insurance  of 
louses  from  loss  Iw  fire,  commonly  called  the  Hand-in- 
: land  Insurance  Comfmny,  25  Dock  street,  where  insu- 
rance will  continue  to  be  made,  without  limit  as  to  time, 
on  the  usual  terms,  by  application  to  Joseph  S.  Lewis. 
Incorporated  1768.  Annual  election,  2d  Monday  of 
Apiil.  Directors,  Joseph  P.  Norris,  Josepii  Crukshauk, 
Joseph  Price,  John  Morton.  Zachariah  Poulson,  Joseph 
Watson,  Benjamin  U  Morgan,  Zaccheus  Collins, 
George  Fox,  Thomas  Morris,  .Tonah  Thompson,  Joshua 
Longstret.h  ;  Joseph  S.  Lewis,  tirasurer  ;  John  C.  Evans, 
surveyor.  Monthly  meeting,  first  Tuesday  in  every 
month. 

Philadelfiliia  Insurance  Coin/ia/nj. — Office  SW  cor- 
ner Second  and  Walnut  streets.  Directors,  Tlu-mas 
M.  Willing,  president ;  John  Ashley,  James  C.  Fisiier, 
John  Savage,  William  Wain,  Joseph  S.  Lewis,  James 
Smitli,  l'"lliston  Perot,  William  J.  Miller,  George  Har- 
rison, William  W.  Fisher,  Richard  Willing,  Samuel 
Volans,  Capital  400,000  dollars— Shares  100  dollars. 
Dividends  June  and  December. 

P/ianix  Insurance  Comfiany. — Office  96  south  Se- 
cond street.  Directors,  Daviil  Lewis,  president ;  Paul 
Beck,  jun.  Charles  Biddle,  Paschall  Hollingsworth, 
John  C.  Smith,  John  (ioddurd,  Lawrence  Lewis,  Al  x- 
ander  Murray,  John  Clement  Storker.  Capital  48t  nOO 
dollars.  Shares  80  dollars.  Dividends  June  and  De- 
cember. 

Union  Insurance  Comfiamj. — Office  45  Wdnut. 
Directors.  George  Latimer,  president;  Jose;  '  i^.dl, 
Richard  Dale,  Matthew  Lawler,  Lewis  Clapier,  John 

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PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Bohlen,  Stephen  Girard,  Hugh  Colhoun,  William  Da- 
vis, Samuel  Hays,  William  Lynch,  Bankson  'laylor, 
and  Austin  Montgomery.  Secretary,  John  Roberts. 
Capital  300,000  dolls,  in  5000  shares  of  60  dollars  each. 
Days  of  declaring  dividend,  1st  Monday  of  January  and 
July.     Election  2d  Monday  in  January. 

United  Stcties  Insurance  Company. — Office  49  Wal- 
nut. Directors,  Chandler  Price,  president ;  William 
L.  Hodge,  secretary  ;  James  Latimer,  Caleb  Newbold, 
Henry  Sergeant,  Benjamin  B.  Hov/ell,  Matthew  L.  Se- 
van, J.  Emlen,  Jonah  Thompson,  Robert  Toland,  Rich- 
ard S.  Smith,  John  Diamond.  Capital  400,000  dollars. 
Shares  50  dollars.     Dividends,  June  and  December. 

Fire  Association  of  Pliiladelfihia,  (Insurance  Com- 
pany.)— Agreeably  to  an  act  of  Incorporation  passed 
the  twenty-seventh  day  of  March,  1820,  a  meeting  of 
the  delegates  representing  the  several  companies,  com- 
posing the  Association  was  held,  and  the  following  were 
elected  trustees  of  the  Fire  Association  of  Philadelphia, 
for  one  year : — Michael  Fox,  11  north  Ninth  street — 
Frederick  Hoeckley,  204  north  Second  street — Jere- 
miah Boone,  90  south  Wharves — William  Wagner, 
Sixth  near  Callowhill — Alexander  Shaw,  SW  corner 
Third  and  Arch — Mordecai  Y.  Bryant,  SW  coiner 
Second  and  Callowhill — Benjamin  Thaw,  106  south 
Second — Daniel  Knip-ht,  near  the  corner  of  Eighth  and 
Cherry — Benjamin  Martin,  south  Second  near  Cbi'is-f 
tian — William  Abbott,  50  S.  Front — Samuel  Thackara, 
south  Front  street,  and  Caleb  Carmalt,  NW  corner 
Tammany  and  Third.  To  either  of  whom,  application 
may  be  made  for  Insurance  from  loss  or  damage,  for  a 
limited  or  perpetual  period,  or  at  the  office  of  Caleb 
Carmalt,  treasurer,  No.  241  Arch  street. 


PORT  OF  PHILADELPHIA. 

Custom  House. 

Between  112  and  120  south  Second  street,  below  Dock 
—Office  hours  from  9  o'clock,  A.  M.  till  2,  P.  M. 

General  John  Steele,  Collector — Andrew  Epplee, 
JOefiuty  Collector — Samuel  Clark,  J\faval  Officer — Ro- 
bert Heysham,  Deputy  JVaval  Officer — James  Glent- 
•worth.  Surveyor — James  Glentworth,jun.Z)e;^z^;y  Sur- 
■yeyor — John  Steele,  junr.  Weigher — Samuel  Ross, 
D'ejiuty  Weigher — Robert  Milnor,  Gauger — James  S. 
Huber,  Jacob  Kucher,  J.  Henderson,  and  Joseph  Ab- 
bott, Measurers  of  Salt  and  Coal — Samuel  Ross,  and 
Thomas  Stewart,  Appraisers — Andrew  Geyer,  Inspec- 
tor and  Keeper  of  the  Public  Stores. 


j-iil  I.ivlJt.i.i-  Hi  A    UlUlA.  1  UK'i  . 

Ins/icclor'9  Office,  3  \V;iliuit  si  ret  I. 
I;is/:iC(ofs. — J.  I'.  School,  I'cUr  Ozcuk,  Andrew 
J.icksoi),  Bttnjainin  Thomas,  (capt.  of  Kevi-iiuc  bai-^e,) 
Robert  ilookins,  Frederick  Shull — .//  Marcus  Hook, 
Tliomas  CumIi,  Ikniaiiiiu  Ashineatl,  James  Stuart, 
Charles  Anderson,  Menrv  Huber,  David  Kose — ylc  the 
Lazanna,  John  K.  Dickson,  John  Brown,  J;.cub  Zebley, 
Job  Whipple,  John  Davis.  J.  \V.  Dnrant,  W.  Delzell, 
Ch:unl)ev»  Gaw,  Gilbert  Gaw,  II.  Huddj',  John  Reed, 
and  J.  Robinson. 

'X7^  Directions  for  Jindhit;  the  diff'treyit  Offices  vi  the 
CiiJiioiu  House. — The  desk  of  the  Clerks,  &c.  arc  num- 
bered irom  1  to  11,  and  the  business  done  at  each  desk, 
as  follows  : 

Desk,  No.  1 — Entrance  and  Clearance  of  Vessels  from 
and  to  foreign  jjorts,  and   for  preparing 
ship's  papei's. 
No.  2 — Cashier,  and  for  the  Entrance  and  clear- 
ance of  Vessels  coastwise. 
No.  3 — Examination  of  Inward  Entries,  calcula- 
tions of  Duties  and  Drawbacks. 
Nu.  4 — Record  of  Imports. 
No.  5 — Bonds  for  Duties  taken  and  Permits  issued 
No.  6 — Debentures  paid,  &c. 
No.  7 — Fjxports  and  Debenture. 
No,  8 — Record  of  Exports. 
No.  9 — Miscellaneous. 
No.  10 — Miscellai\eous. 
No.  11 — Protections,  &c. 
-urvcjor's  office,  down  stairs. 


SHIP  BROKERS. 

Allen  &  Svkes,  115  S.  2d,  opposite  the  Custom  House 

frames  &  i!)iehl,  opposite  the  Custom  House 

-^  iinuel  Emery,  ll'J  S  2d,  opposite  the  Custom  House 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 

For  the  City — Peter  S.  Duponcea,  Peter  Lohra. 
Nicholas  Dield,  George  Heyl,  Benjamin  Nones,  and 
Clement  C.  Biddle. 

J''jr  Southwurk — Richard  Renshaw. 

J^or  (he  JSl'orthern  Liberties — John  Goodman. 


CHAMBiR  OF  COMiMEHCE. 

Robert  Ralston,  Prrsulcnt — Thomas  M.  Willing, 
}Ienry  Pratt,  vice-Jirtsidcnts — Robert  Smith,  treasurtr 
— Jniin  Vauplian,  atcrtfun/. 

Tlie  stated  meetings  of  "t'.je  Chamber  are  held  on  the 

rst  Monday  ot  each  n\t>nth,  at  seven  o'clock  in  the 
.  \  ening.  At  the  January  meeting  tl\c  officers  ure 
elected.  To  a  Cii\nnntlee  (aj)iKif.ti(l  every  moiuh,)  of 
five  members,  all  din'ereiices,  of  wliith  the'Chamber  is 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY, 

rtquired  to  take  cognizance,  are  referred  for  adjust- 
ment. Applications  to  the  Committee  to  be  made 
through  the  Secretary.     Instituted  in  1801. 


WARDENS  OF  THE  PORT. 

Appointed  annually  in  April — office  next  to  No.  20, 
Walnut  street. 

Silas  Foster,  Mastei-  Wafden — Paul  Cox,  Stephen 
Girard,  Joseph  Reynolds,  William  Newbold,  William 
West,  and  Charles  Penrose,  Wardens — Thomas  Jack- 
son, C/f?-A'— Captain  Henry  Kenyon,  Quarter  Master 
of  the  Port  of  Philadelphia,  41  north  Eighth—Caleb 
£arle,  Harbour  Master. 

Attendance  given  trom  9  o'clock,  A  M  to  3,  P  M~ 
On  Saturday,  from  9  o'clock,  A  M  to  1  P  M  and  from 
2  o'clock  to  sunset. 


Surveyors  of  Damaged  Ships  and  their  Cargoes.^ 
John  Mease,  William  Hawks,  and  Arthur  Stotesbury- 


Fire  Engine,  and  Hose, Com- 
panies. 

jlmicable  Fire  Engine  Comfianij. — President,  John 
Goodin ;  vice-president,  John  Abbott ;  secretary,  Joseph 
R.  Clark ,  treasurer,  George  Emerick — Directors, 
Thomas  Rogers,  John  Goodin,  Charles  Kemble,  John 
Abbott,  George  Emerick,  William  B  Emerick,  Joseph 

R.  Clark,  Saglee,  Samuel  Bardier.    Election  on 

the  3d  Thursday  evening  in  July  and  January.  Stated 
meetings  on  the  3d  Thursday  evening  of  each  month, 
at  Bardier's  Inn,  North  street,  near  Fifth.  Engine 
stands  in  Fifth  above  Market — Instituted  1769. 

Assistance  Fire  Fngine  (Company. — Instituted,  28th 
December,  1789.  Engine  house  adjoining  St.  John's 
church,  in  Sassafras  st,  John  Greiner,  president ;  Robert 
Imlay,  vice-president ;  John  Lchra,  treasurer ;  John 
Hansen,  secretary.  Engineers,  Edward  W.  Carr,  Jacob 
Hansell,  Jesse  Pauling,  John  Hansell,  J.  C  Nichols,  P. 
H.  Hansell,  Samuel  Knorr,  William  Wilson,  James  L, 
Hammond,  Charles  Davis. 

Colujnbia  Hose  Comfiany — Instituted  May  1st,  1806, 
Meet  at  their  house  in  Cherry  street,  between  7th  and 
8th,    Election,  first  Thursday  in  February  and  August, 

— — — ,  pi'esident ;  John  Hornketh,  vice-ppsident ; 

Henry  Ball,  secretary ;  Jackson  Oliver,  ti'easui-er. — 
Delegates  in  Fire  Associatinri,  Jackson  Oliver,  Henrv 
Ball., 


PIULAUELPIII  A   DIKECTORV. 

The  Dilaware  Fire  Com/iany — Instituted  in  May, 
1761.  Engine  house  siUiatcd  in  Hnrtung's  court, 
nutiiing  tVofn  2(-l  to  3  1,  an(ll)et\vccn  M  irkct  ;in(l  Arch. 
Ofliccrs  ot  tlie  Company,  Benjamin  Tliaw,  president ; 
Townsend  Sliarpless,  vice-i)resideut ;  James  H.  Cole, 
treasurer  ;  William  Clirystkr,  secretary  Ofllcer  of 
the  Engineers,  Horatio  G.  Kowly,  chief  Engineer.— 
Directcri;.  Robert  Mitchell,  Andrew  T.  Stone,  Samuel 
Wliite,  William  Lawrence,  William  Stone. 

DUietnt  Fire  Efij^'-ine  Comfuimi. — Engine  house  situa- 
ted in  Nintli,  below  Market.  Joiin  Da%'is,  president; 
Michael  Fox,  vice-president ;  Joseph  Cloud,  secretary  ; 
George  Peternian,  treasurer.  Directors,  Samuel  Fox, 
William  Rowland,  George  Eiglielburner,  Jesse  Smith. 

Fame  Fire  Cfjiufianif — Instituted  '29th  day  of  March, 
1764,  and  was  called  the  Qiuen  Charlotte  Fire  Compa- 
ny in  Philadelphia,  and  after  the  Revolution,  changed 
to  the  name  of  Feme,  whicii  name  it  has  had  ever  since 
President  and  ti*easurer,  Charles  Woodward  ;  secreta- 
ry, Joseph  Randall ;  the  present  board  of  Engineers, 
consist  of  John  M.  Vaneman,  William  Weer,  Jacob 
Clopp,  Josei)h  Ogden,  John  H.  Gartky,  Jesse  J  Kuight, 
Thomas  Feran,  Bartholomew  Morrison  and  John 
Grimes.  Stated  meetings  second  Siturday  in  every 
other  month.    Annual  election  for  officers  in  January. 

Fame  Hose  Comjiany. — Hose  house  in  Fifth  street, 
on  the  lot  l)elonging  to  the  Philadelphia  Library  Com- 
pany. President,  Benjamin  E.  Valentin.e  ;  secretary, 
Charles  S.  Cope.  Directors,  L.  M.  Price,  George 
Wevill,  J.  R.  Rubicam,  James  W.  Morse,  Robert  M. 
Auners,  Evan  Davis.  Finance  Committee,  James  W. 
Morse,  chairman  ;  Thomas  C.  Price,  'I'homas  C.  Per- 
cival.  ■ 

Franklin  Fire  Fti/rjue  Comfiamj  — Pi-esident,  Benja- 
min Martin  ;  vice-prcs.ident,  Jo!\i\  N.  Seidel  ;  secretary, 
Samuel  Ashmead,  jun.  ;  treasurer,  George  Eskr. 

Good  Intent  Fire  Fn^ine — Instituted  1820.  Engine 
house  situated  at  the  corner  of  Prince  street  and  Frank- 
foi-d  road,  Kensingtop.  Presidrnt,  Howe  Keith  ;vice- 
pi-esidcnt,  Samuel  P.  Courtney  ;  treasurer,  John  Wood  ; 
secretary,  Adam  Richards. 

Good  Intent  Fire  Hose  Comjianu — Instituted  Maich 
Sth,  1804.  Hose  house  situated  in  4th  Ixrlow  Chesnut. 
Hold  their  stated  meetings  at  the  Resolution  Hose 
hoiise,  on  the  1st  Tuesday  evening  of  every  month 
(Officers  elected  1st  Tuesday  in  January.  I'lxsident, 
William  Abbott  ;  vice-presidei>t,  Tliom.as  Wilson , 
secretary,  David  Picirie;  treasurer,  Jacoli  E.  Tomp- 
kins. Directors,  Gcoigy  JcltVies,  John  A  licit,  Samuel 
Knorr,  John  Penot,  David  Pierrie.John  Gilfry. 

Harmony  Fire    Cow//«7;;/— Instituted    17S4.     Presi- 
dent, \\'illiam  P.  Ppv-np  ;"viGc-j)residcnt,  James  Wil- 
son ;  treasurer,  Jienjamm  C.  Parvin  ;  sccrcta:-v,  Benja- 
e2 


TTilLADELVUlA   DIRECTORY, 

?jiin  Kite,  jun.  Engineers,  William  P.  Paxson,  James 
Wilson,  Edward  Parker,  James  Hutchinson,  Jacob  F. 
Wilkins,  Isaac  Stow,  \Villiani  R.  Maxfield,  Benjamin 
Kite,  jun.  William  Savery,  Jacob  A.  Stanart,  William 
M.  Hansell,  Joseph  M'Dowell.  Delegates  to  the  Fire 
Association,  Joseph  M.  Trueman,  James  Wilson.  Sta- 
ted meetings  are  held  on  the  second  Monday  in  each 
month,  at  Harmony  Hal],  south  Fifth  below  Mai-ket. 

Ho/ie  Hose  Coinpany — Meet  the  first  Thursday  in 
every  month,  at  the  New  Market  Hall.  Semi-annual 
election  for  officers  the  first  Thursday  in  February  and 
the  first  Thursday  in  August.  Hose  house  situated 
upper  end  south  Second  street  Market.  President, 
Peter  Williamson  ;  vice-president,  Robinson  R.  Moore ; 
treasurer,  John  C  Herman;  secretary,  Alexander 
Henry  ;  assistant  secretary,  William  C.  GiUingham — 
Directors,  Alexander  Henry,  James  Coffee,  Francis 
Dickinson,  John  Rink,  John  A.  Ennis,  Jacob  Cowan, 
Francis  Russell,  William.  C.  GiUingham. 

Humane  Hose  Covifiany — President,  Peter  Parker  ; 
secretary,  John  Hindman,  jun. ;  ti'easurer,  M.  Y.  Bry- 
ant. Directors,  John  Smith,  John  Crox,  John  Seybert, 
Lucas  Firth,  Ezra  Firth,  Daniel  Linker.  Hose  house 
stands  in  St.  John  street,  above  Vine,  Stated  meetings 
first  Monday  in  every  month,  in  the  room  over  the 
United  States  engine  house. 

N'orthcrn  Liberty  Fire  C'om/ta7iy,  Ao.  1 — Instituted 
May  1st,  1756.  Situation  on  Pool's  Bridge,  Northern 
Liberties,  east  side.  President,  Samuel  Lehman  ;  se- 
cretary, Joseph  B.  Liiierd ;  treasurer,  Isaac  W.  Norris, 
Directors,  Joseph  Rogers,  jun.  George  Heyberger, 
James  C,  Keen,  Samuel  Crawford,  Michael  Baker, 
jun.  Joseph  Swab,  Joseph  B.  Linerd,  John  Linker,  John 
Stevenson,  Thomas  Scattergood,  John  Fox,  Nathan 
Lavering  Keyser,  George  W.  Lehman,  Henry  Craw- 
ford, Charles  Edwards,  George  Johnson. 

Pennsylxiania  Fire  ComJia?iy. — Engine  house  in  Fifth, 
below  Cliesnut,  on  Philadelphia  Library  lot.  President, 
Richard  Price,  jun. ;  treasurer,  Richard  Paxson  ;  secre- 
tary, William  Heliry  Morris.  Engineers,  Samuel  M. 
Stewart,  WiUiam  J.  Watson,  Caleb  Cope,  jun  John  S. 
Hart,  Charles  H.  White,  Gsorge  Sutton,  Bcnnet  Fling, 
William  R  Boone,  Benjamin  W.  Bioren,  Aaron  Smith, 
Thomas  J.  Carter,  Jacob  Parry. 

Perseverance  Hose  Comfiany — Instituted  August  6th, 
1805.  President,  Andi'ew  Butler  ;  vice-president,  Jo- 
seph W.  R,';bb  ;  treasurer,  Thomas  M.  Rush ;  secreta- 
ry, Daniel  Ms  nich.  Directors,  Andrew  Butler,  D^iniel 
Mvnich,  Jacob  G,-  Carter,  William  Scott,  Tillinghos': 
K.  Collins,  William  Cummins,  and  Samuel  Bard.  Hose 
house  north  side  Race  street  above  Fifth. 

Phanix  Hose  Company — Instituted  August  25th, 
1817,    Officers  for  6  months,  from  1st  February.  Pre- 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY. 

sident,  John  Briggs ;  treasurer,  Edward  Torke  ;  sccre- 
tarv,  Alexander  M'Phcrson.  Directois,  Fr'.-derick 
Seiikel,  Cliarles  M'liucn,  Samuel  Wetlicrill,  Henry  D. 
Seckel,  William  Butcher,  Ricliard  C  See.  Stated 
meetings  on  tlic  first  Thursday  in  every  moi.tli.  Hose 
house  situated  in  Zane  street,  between  "th  and  8th. 

Resotutioit  Engine  Comjianij — Instituted  in  1793. 
The  Engine  house  m  Sixth  street,  under  the  Shakspeai'e 
buildings.  President,  Curtis  Clay  ;  vice-presidentj 
William  G.  Govett ;  secretary,  Chai'les  (iovett ;  trea- 
surer, Thomas  Morrell.  Captain  ofengineers,  Thomas 
Morrell ;  lieutenant,  J.  O.  Evans  ;  secretary,  Charles 
iVTandervill ;  treasurer,  James  M'Levan. 

Southtuark  Hose  Comjiany — Instituted  May  6th, 
1806.  The  stated  meetings  of  the  Company  are  held 
on  the  3d  Thursday  in  each  month.  Election  tor  offi- 
cers held  at  tlie  stated  meetings  in  May  and  Novem- 
ber. Hose  house,  south  end  south  Second  street  mar- 
ket. PrcsideiU,  Paul  Durney  ;  vice-president,  Stephen 
G.  Fotterall ;  treasurer,  John  Fausset ;  secretary,  Wil- 
liam R.  Do!  iicll.  Dii-ectors,  Archibald  Randall,  John 
Fausset,  William  R.  Donnell,  Shubert  M.  Gaw,  Jacob 
B.  Lancaster,  Thomas  Miller.  Electing  committee, 
Samuel  A.  Lewis,  John  Neagle,  John  Fausset,  Shubert 
M.  Gaw,  Archibald  Randall.  Auditors,  John  Neagle, 
Daniel  W.  Dunn. 

United  States  Fire  Engine — The  Engine  house  is 
situated  near  the  junction  of  4th  street  and  the  Old 
York  road,  and  between  Vine  and  Callowhiil  streets — 
has  a  convenient  room  over  it  for  meeting  in,  which 
the  company  is  desirous  of  renting  to  Fire  Companies, 
Arbitrators,  or  Societies.  Application  to  be  made  to 
eitlier  of  the  trustees,  or  at  John  Keim's,  opposite." — 
President,  John  M.  Ogden  ;  secretary,  John  Child  ; 
treasurer,  Abraham  Mitchell,  jr.  Trustees,  Jesse  (Jg- 
den,  John  M.  Ogden,  Caleb  Carmalt,  George  Widdi- 
field,  Thomas  Zell.  Delegates  to  the  Fire  Association 
of  Pliiladelphia,  Caleb  Carmalt  and  John  M.  Ogden. 
Engineers,  John  M.  Ogden,  William  M,  Alberger,  John 
A.  Murray,  Thomas  Hale,  Charles  Conard,  Charles 
Wooley,  William  H.  Ellis,  Joseph  Reakirt,  Jacob 
Strawn,  Samuel  Budd,  Jesse  Ogden,  Tliomas  Zell. 

Vigilant  Fire  Comfianxj — Instituted  January  2cl,  1760. 
Engine  house  situated  in  Race  between  Front  and  2d. 
President,  Frederick  Erringer  ;  vice-president,  George 
W.  Tryon  ;  treasurer,  Peter  Thomson  :  secretary, 
Thomas  I.  Carlisle.  Engineers,  John  Willis,  Thomas 
Yavdley,  George  Scott,  E.  Hollinshead,  Job  Lewis. 
David  Lewis,  Jacob  T  Bunting,  George  Branncr,  jun 
James  Hays,  James  Warren,  David  Simpson,  George 
W.  Tryon,  George  Bayard,  George  Fry,  William 
Bean,  Benjamirv  S.  Bonsall,  George  Chard,  jun.  Johr 
Wertsler 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Washin((ton  Fire  Engine  Comfiany — Instituted  Janua- 
ry, 1798.  Engine  house  situated  in  Spruce''street,  be- 
tween 9th  and  lOtU.  Monthly  meetings  held  at  the 
house  of  Mrs.  VValtman,  in  Locust  street  above  11th, 
the  first  Wednesday  evening  in  every  month.  Annual 
election  held  the  first  Wednesday  in  January.  Presi- 
dent, Thomas  Parker ;  vice-pi'esident,  Marshall  B. 
Clark ;  treasurer,  James  Harpei',  jun. ;  secretary, 
Samuel  V.  Walt  man. 


Societies. 

jimerica  Beneficial  Society. — Jacob  Snider,  president ; 
William  W.  Pidgeon,  vice  president;  Samuel  Jones, 
treasurer  ;  James  Gihon,  secretary.  This  society  meets 
at  New  Market  Hall  the  first  Tuesday  in  eveiy  month. 
Euch  person,  on  being  admitted  a  member,  pays  into 
the  funds  a  sum  agreeable  to  his  age  :  if  between  21 
and  30  years,  two  dollars ;  from  30  to  45,  fi.ve  dollars, 
and  from  45  to  50,  thirty  dollars.  The  monthly  contri- 
bution of  each  member  is  50  cents.  Each  person,  after 
being  one  year  a  member,  is  entitled,  if  confined  to  his 
bed  by  sickness,  to  six  dollars  per  week,  and  if  his  dis- 
order be  (jf  a  less  serious  nature,  yet  so  as  to  incapaci- 
tate him  from  persuing  bis  professional  business,  he  is. 
entitled  to  receive  four  dollars  per  week.  The  above 
society  was  instituted  October  6th,  1819,  and  incorpo- 
rated December  21st,  1819. 

A7nerican  Philosofiliical  Society — President,  Robert 
Patterson  ;  vice-presidents,  William  Tilghman,  Peter 
S.  Du  Ponceau,  Zaccheus  Collins  ;  secretaries,  R.  M; 
Patterson,  T.  T.  Hewson,  Robert  Walsh,  George  Ord  ; 
Counsellors,  Thomas  Jeft'erson,  William  JNi'Clure, 
Rev'd  Dr.  Collin,  William  Meredith,  James  Gibson, 
N.  Chapman,  Robert  Hare,  William  Hembell,  jun, 
William  Rawle,  Horace  Binney,  John  Quincey  Adams, 
John  Sergeant.  Curators,  Joseph  Cloud,  Thomas  Say, 
W.  E.  Horner.    Treasurer  Sclibrarian,  John  Vaughan. 

Caledonian  Society — President,  Thomas  Dobson  ; 
v!ce-i)resideut,  Robert  Adams  ;  ti-easurer,  Alexander 
M'Causland;  secretary,  Thomas  Campbell.  Visitors, 
John  Cochran,  Alexander  Campbell,  John  Davidson. 

Columbus  Beneficial  Society. — Meet  3d  Tuesday  m 
every  month  at  the  house  of  C.  Baker,  at  No.  264  Race 
street.  President,  Jacob  R  Clark  ;  vice  president,  Wil- 
liam Carols  ;  treasurer,  John  C.  Davis  ;  secretary,  Phi- 
lip Stimmel ;  messenger,  Philip  Schyler. 

German  American  Brotherly  Society. — Meet  the  2d 
Saturday  in  every  month,  at  the  NW  corner  of  Third 
and  Callowhill  streets     President,  J.  C  Benfer  ;  secre 
ta.ry,  John  Benfer,  senr. :  treasurer,  Jacob  Leidy. 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRncTORV. 

Hand-in- Hand  Bencvoltnt  In.iti/ulion  of  Pc7jnaij!- 

:nut — Meets  at  the  widow  Kirlin's,  corner  ot  Cor.tes' 
and  Tivi?U  street.  Instuntvfi  Seutcmber  7th,  1812. 
Inc  rporated  January  9rh.  1813.  rresident,  Lewis  D. 
Belair  ;  vice  president,  Jacob  Baker,  jun. ;  treasurer, 
D.  Dailey;  secretary,  N.  Helvestou ;  door-keeper, 
Jafoi)  Brown. 

Haydn  Socirty  of  Pliiladdfihia. — Stated  meetings  for 
husiness,  on  the  2(1  Tu'sday  in  each  month,  at  the  Co- 
lumbia Hall.  VVc(  kly  meetings  on  Friday  evening  of 
each  week,  in  the  large  room  corner  of  4th  and  Vine 
streets.  Society  consists  of  eighty  ladies  and  50  gentle- 
men. The  object  of  Xhis  society  is  for  the  improvement 
in  sacred  music,  vocal  and  instrumental.  Spectators 
.idmitted  on  every  other  Friday  e\ening.  Instituted  1R09. 
President,  Charles  B.  Reese  ;  vice  president,  Josh. 
George  ;  treasurer,  William  Conrad  ;  secretary,  Wil- 
liam P.  Auner ;  managers,  George  Emerick,  Martin 
Gaul,  Josh.  George  ;  door-keeper,  John  Riiinebath. 

Howard  Benevolent  Institution  of  Pennsylvania — 
Instituted  October  29th,  1811,  and  Incorporated  Janua- 
ry Tth,  1812.  Meets  at  Northern  Liberties  Commission- 
ers Hall,  in  3d  street  Election  2d  Wednesday  in 
January,  annually.  President,  Abraham  Mitchell ;  vice- 
president,  Enoch  Nichols  ;  treasurer,  John  M'Cormick ; 
secretary,  Joseph  Taylor  ;  door-keeper,  Archibald  Bur- 
rough. 

Jackson  Benejicial  Society  of  Pennsylvania. — Meets 
first  Tuesday  in  each  month,  at  the  house  of  Henry 
Mcvers,  corner  of  Fifth  and  Race.  Incorporated  Fe- 
bruary 20th,  1816.  President,  Lewis  D.  Bclair ;  vice 
president,  Levi  Burrough  ;  treasurer,  Josejih  Shaw  ; 
secretary,  Samuel  Simpson  ;  door-keeper,  A.  Burrough. 

Second  Jackson  Benevolent  Society  of  Philadelfihia 
County. — Stated  meetings,  third  Monday  evening  in 
every  month,  at  the  house  of  C  Baker,  264  Race  street. 
President,  Samuel  White  ;  vice  president,  Andrew 
Seaguy ;  treasurer,  Jacob  Rudy  ;  secretary,  Jolin  P. 
Firing;  door-keeper,  Philip  Schuyler. 

Jefferson  Benevolent  Instil utioti  of  Pennsylvania.— 
Instituted  January  16th.  and  Incorporated  March  22d. 
1819,  Meets  at  Joseph  Schrack's,  corner  of  Fourth  and 
Wood  streets.  Election  second  Tuesday  in  January. 
President,  Bcnj.  D.  JefFeries ;  vice-president,  George 
Smith  ;  treasurer,  Dr.  Joseph  Tliomas  ;  secretary,  Hen- 
ry Ball  ;  door-keeper,  Archibald  Burrough. 

Johnsonian  Association  of  Philadclfihia — Instituted 
May  30th,  1817,  for  the  promotion  of  general  litera- 
ture Meets  weekly  at  tjie  Harmonic  Hull,  Norris's 
al!  V.  President,  A^  F.  Dolncux  ;  vice-president,  J.  H. 
Rt  Mtds;  sccretarv,  J.  Burn-?  ;  treasurer.  C  S.  Slee- 
per .  librarian,  J.  M.  Brlkr,  and  assistant  "iiiji  aiian,  W. 
Roberts.    Their  election  for  officers  are  held  quarter- 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

jv,  on  the  second  Wednesday  of  the  months  of  March, 
June,  Septembei',  and  December.  Their  anniversary 
is  celebrated  on  the  evening  of  the  16th  of  September, 
being  the  birth  day  of  the  illustrious  Johnson.  J,  Burns, 
secretary. 

Lawrence  Benevolent  Institution  of  Pennsylvania — 
Instituted  1st  January,  1814,  and  Incorporated  1st  June, 
1814.  Meets  at  Stewart's  tavern  (Half  Way  house) 
Sixth  street.  Election  first  Thursday  in  January,  an- 
nually. President,  George  Smith  ;  vice-pi'esident,  E. 
3.  Talmadge  ;  treasurer,^  Jacob  Baker  ;  secretary,  Lew- 
is D'Belair  ;  door-keeper,  Archibald  Burrough. 

Montgomery  Beneficial  Society  of  the  city  and  county 
of  Philadelfihia — Meets  at  John  Wilson's  tavern,  193 
Chesnut  street.  President,  Jacob  R.  Clark ;  vice- 
president,  Bartholomew  Rees ;  secretary,  Charles  J. 
Boulter  ;  assistant  secretary,  Charles  S.  Clawges  ;  mes- 
senger, Jonathan  Gardner. 

Mosheim  Society — Incorporated  for  the  improvement 
of  the  German  language,  the  propagation  of  the  Gos- 
pel, and  the  support  of  Sunday  Schools  President,  J. 
N.  Fischer  ;  vice-president,  William  Jager  ;  secretary, 
Jacob  Hcerpel ;  assistant  secretary,  Godfrey  Schmauck  ; 
treasurer,  George  MuUer.  Book  and  Finance  Com- 
mittee, J.  N.  Fischer,  William  Jager,  Frederick  Dreer, 
George  MuUer,  John  Hcerpel  Committee  of  Questions, 
C.  L.  Mannhardt,  J  G.  Schmauck,  John  Hcerpel. 

Officers  of  the  j^evj- England  Society  of  Philadelfihia. 
— Charles  Chauncey,  president ;  Enos  Bronson,  Elihu 
Chauncey,  John  W.  Perit,  Samuel  Hodgdon,  vice-pre- 
sidents ;  Rev'd  William  Rogers,  Rev'd  Ezra  Stiles  Ely, 
chaplains  ;  Thos.  Lyman,  secretary  ;  Jonathan  Fowle, 
assistant  secretary  ;  Benjamin  R  Cheever,  treasurer  ; 
Humphrey  Atherton,  Samuel  Badger,  counsellors  ;  Dr. 
Joseph  G.  Nancrede,  Dr.  Charles  Meigs,  physicians  ; 
Benjamin  Ives  Gilman,  jun.  Joseph  P.  Grant,  WiUiam 
B.  Austin,  Charles  Eaton,  stewards. 

Philadelfihia  Tyfiografihical  Society — Meets  at  the 
house  of  the  widow  Colerick,  Walnut  street  below  5th. 
Stated  meetings  1st  Saturday  in  every  month. — Presi- 
dent, J.  Preston  Smith ;  vice-president,  Thomas  C 
J^owden  ;  treasurer,  Horatio  Boate ;  secretary,  John 
Cooper, 

Philadelphia  Society  for  Alleviating  the  Miseries  of 
Public  Prisons. — President,  William  White;  vice- 
presidents,  William  Rogers,  Thomas  Wistar  ;  secreta- 
ries, Caleb  Cresson,  Roberts  Vaux  ;  treasurer,  Joseph 
M.  Paul.  Electing  Committee,  Bartholomew  Wistar, 
Joun  Paul,  Henry  Connelly,  Samuel  R.  V\'oqd,  William 
W<tyue,  juiir.  James  P.  Parke,  Ephraira  Haines,  Wil- 
liam Morrison,  Joseph  Pyle,  Thomas  Shipley. 

Scots'  Thistle  Socie/i/— President,  Adam  Ramage  j 
vice-president,  RoT^ert  Adams  ;  treasurer,  Alexaadei' 


PHILADELPHIA  niRECTORY". 

Uca,  jun  :  secrctaty,  Alexander  M'Causland.  Coun 
.sellors,  Jolin  Cochran,  James  Gibson.  Hohert  Coburn 
George  Ronaldson,  Adam  Bald  and  Alexander  M'Caus 
land.  '-'«uo 

f^^'t'on  Canal  Comfiany  of  Pninsylvufiia—Omce  No. 
.9  Dock  street.  Incorporated  2d  April  18ir,  Joseph 
VVatson  president ;  William  Meredith,  vice-president  • 
Joseph  h).  Lewis,  treasurer;  John  M.  Scott,  William 
Head,  managers  ;  George  Ehienzeller,  secretary  The 
object  ot  the  company  is  the  oj)ening  a  communication 
Dy  water,  tor  the  transportation  of  the  production  ot 
the  country,  and  of  goods,  wares  and  merchandise,  be- 
tween the  city  of  Philadelpiiia  and  the  western  and 
nortli-western  counties  of  the  state  of  Pennsylvania,  bv 
means  ot  a  complete  canal  and  lock  navigation.  The 
annual  meeting  of  the  stockholders  is  on  the  third 
1  uesday  of  November. 

Jlashington  nencvolc7U  Society  of  Pennsulvanin^ 
Instituted  and  incorporated  1813.^  Meefs  on  the  fii^^ 
f  "f '^>- '"  J-\n"^'>%  Anril,  July  and  October,  their  hal 

^T\  ^.' r"^  ,^''°>'^  PP''"^^  ^^^'"''-     Election  annually 
the  hrst  Friday  m  January.     Otficcrs  take  their  se/t^ 

Ricia'rd  D  l"'^^"^'-^  ^^^^T  ^'^^^'°"-    I^'  esfdent'com 
Richaid  Dale  ;  vice-president,  senior,  Robert  Wharton 
esq.;   vice-presidents.   Northern   Liberties,    Sebastain 
/.immerman;    Unper    Delaware    Ward,    ClTirles   F 
Jenkins  ;  Lower  l')elaware,  William  A.  Peddle      Hieh 
street.  Jacob  Chrystler  ;  Chesnut.  John  Rogers  -   wf 
nu  ,  Peter  Lohra  ;  Dock,  Benjamin  ThawfNev'v  ut- 
ket.  Joseph  Watson,  (merchant)  ;  Cedar  John  LohrL  • 
Locust,  John  Gilder  ;  South,  Janies  Ash    MU idle  Sa^i' 
Pancoast    jui,,;  North.  Samuel  Hodgdon  ;  So  uh  Mul 
berry.  John  Fries  ;  North  Mulberrv,  Joseph  S  Col  lad  v 
oouthwark,  George  Reese.     Corresponding  secretaf/ 
"Lnt"  ^}-  ^^°"  '  recordingsecretary,  John  Baco'"    a^s^"  ^ 
tant  secretary,  George  tlevl ;  treasurer.  Isaac  Emo? 
Comnmtee  ot  Superintendence.   Joseph  \Vu<=on    An- 
thony M.  Buckley,  Phineas  Eldridge.  Caleb  cTr'mllt' 
H....     Electing  Committee-Northern  Liberties    K?c 

dar  Anthonv  Fvannen.  Francis  Wrigley    Locust   pi." 
I-icld,  John  S.  Furey;  South   Frederiri\-    v     '    i  . 
M.  Read  ;  Middle.  Jo'hn  KenwoSSy   Richard  Sf^r."'" 
Nortli,   Jo.,eph  Blame.  Joseph  ComDton     S,.^f  {F. ' 

y?;'7' S""'"? ^^y^'  "^''''^•'  KnigiT;^Sonh^M  b  ;.': 

SulS"'£*'  -'k'^^'iFM"'^"^^^^  Southwark.     ohn  Vl 
^4  Mulhn,  Joseph  Huddle,  jun.    School  Committee- 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTOR^. 

Northern  Liberties,  Stacy  Potts,  jun.  J  Upper  Delaware 
wlvd  Job  Lewis ;  Lower  Delaware,  Daniel  Smith,  G  ; 
Hieh  street.  Isaac  Lawrence  ;  Chesnut,  Wilhan.  Ro- 
toon    minut,  Peter  Lohra;  Dock,  Robert  Milnor  ; 
S  Market,  James  Cornish ;  Cedar,  Anthony  Fannen ; 
fornst    Samuel  H.  Thomas  ;   South,   Joshua  Allen ; 
MTddle  Sard  George  ,  North,  Jacob  Howell ;  South 
?i  i^i^-Vu     Tnhn  Hart    D.  ;  North  Mulberry,  Joseph 
S       'siuhw-i.  John  R:  M'Mullin     Counsellors, 
Ro  iSnmR.  Morgan.  John  C.  Lowber,  Charles  Chaun- 
ce^    Sefs.  Smith,  David  P.Brown,  Joseph R.Inger- 
soU  Charles  Wheeler,  William  Milnor,  jun     Phomas 
K  teV-a  John  M.  Read.    Physicians,  Doctors  Sergeant, 
BaiSs    Car  er,  Heberton,  Cleaver,  Joseph  K  ^pP.- 
Stewards   Thomas  Morris,  Timothy  B.  Mount,  John 
lobers    Thomas  ElUott,  Thomas  Shoemaker      Chief 
SlS,  William   Wallace.    Door-keeper,  Thomas 
Winter. 


REiMOVALS. 


B 

Billings  J.  late  preceptor  1  Markoe's  court 
L 


.      ,  1  -f^^r  P    G    consul  of  the  Netherlands,  has  re- 
^t^eA^s  rffictforXe  present  to  387  north  2d 

Tre-idwell   F.   C.  biscuit  baker,   (patent  bakery)   84 
T^Seis^P  wSorter  of  Dutchgoods  387  north  2d 

Y 
Young  Jam.es,  plumber  73  Gaskill 


PHILADELPHIA  DIKECTORY, 


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®J^^.Sl#c;> 


LIST  OF  NAiMES 


Contabiing  the  Heads  of  Families^  and  Persons 
in  Business^  alphabetically  arranged. 

Jy*  See  "  Directions  to  the  Reader." 

ABADIE  HILAR! AN,  teacher  of  French  230  S.  7th 

Abaclie  Jos.  taylor  103  S.  2cl  N.  E.  comer  Walnut 

Abbett  Henry,  blackbtiiith  45  Race 

Abbett  John,  nailer  73  Budd 

Abbott  David,  bookseller  19  Cresson's  alley 

Abbott  Edward,  sea  captain  11  RciCe 

Abbott  George,  hairdresser  9  Chesnut 

Abbott  James,  brewer  cor.  Pear  &  Dock — d.  h.  67  Pine 

Abbott  John,  cooper  28  Catliarine 

Abbott  John,  currier  21  N.  Sixtli— d.  h.  67  Cherry 

Abbott  Joseph,  measurer  nfsalt  J55  St.  John  st. 

Abbott  Robt  gentleman  S.  W.  cor.  8th  and  Locust 

Abbott  Sarali,  widow  13  Ciilles's  alley 

Abbott  Timothy,  currier  97  CIk  snut— d.  h.  74  S,  Thii-d 

Abbott  Timothy  &  Co.  cunicrs,  97  Chesnut 

Abbott  \Vm.  Inii  dresser  15  Norris' alley 

Abbott  Wnt.  8c  James,  brewers  cor.  ot  Pear  and  Dock 

Abbott  William,  brewei',  corner  Pear  &.  Dock— <1.  h.  71 

Spiuce 
Abel  Anthony,  shoemaker  82  Budd 
Abel  Geo.  shoemaker  143  north  Water 
Abel  J.^cob,  victualler,  stall  26  Mew  Market 
Abel  Joseph,  cordwainei  Poplar  lane  below  Third 
Abel  John,  cordwainer  Beach  near  Shakanuixon 
Abel  John,  .sen.  sexton  ot  St.  Joiin's  church,  back  Com. 

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Abel  Peter,  stable  keeper  n.  45  Cherry— d.  h.21  Apple- 
tree  alley 
f  Abel  Peter,  tinplateworker  83  Cedar 
Abel  Peter,  cordvvainer  376  north  Second 
Abell  Joseph,  labourer  Cedar  above  Tenth 
Abercrombie  Christiana,  widow  of  Thos.  144  S.  Ninth 
Abercrombie  Jas.  d.  d.  sen.  assistant  minister  ot-Christ 

church,  St.  Peter's  and  St.  James'  119  Lombard 
Abercrombie  James,  jr.  inquire  119  Lombard 
Abraham  Abraham,  brickmaker  back  424  N.  4th 
Abraham  Ann,  vict.  1  N.  L.  Market 
Abraham  Hannah,  vict.  yVpple  bel.  George  (N.  L.) 
Abraham  Isaac,  vict.  170  Coats,  stall  44  N.  L.  Market 
Abraham  Jacob,  brickmaker  25  Franklin  street  (N.  L.) 
Abrams  Henry,  tailor  124  New  street 
Abrams  Isaac,  minister  of  the  gospel  161  Lombard 
Abrams  Thos.  merchant  13  S.  whar\'es — d.  h.  140  Phie 
Acheson  Wm.  weavei-,  'oecond  above  Ger.  road 
Achilles  George,  cabinetmaker  7  Shield's  court 
Ackley  John  B.  paint  and  liardware  store  168  N.  2d 
Ackley,  widow  of  Thomas,  Camden  N.  J.      \see  Akley 
Adair  Wm.  shoemaker  99  (ierman 
Adams  Andrew  £c  Co.  macliine  cai-d  manuf.  2  S.  3d — 

d.  h.  2  New  st. 
Adams  Alexander,  labourer  West's  court 
Adams  Alex,  tjrocei' &c.  n.  cor.  Sch.  Front  8c  High 
Adams  Benj.  carpenter  Noble  above  Second 
f  A<lams  Benj.  labourer  Eagle  court 
f  Adams  Caesar,  coachman  212  Cherry  street 
Adams  Charlotte  Mrs.  Cedar  near  7th 
f  Adams  Comfort,  widow  5  Gilles's  alley 
Adams  Elizabeth,  slioe  store  and  miUiner  171  N.  2d 
Adams  Elizabeth,  widow  4  Hinckel's  court 
Adams  Elizabeth,  widow  70  Almond 
Adams  George,  potter  Maiden 
Adams  J.  Knux  and  Nixon,  merchants  159  High 
Adams  Jacob  W.  printer  65  Mulberry 
Adams  Ji.mes,  painter  &c.  S.  W.  cor.  5th  and  Cedar 
Adams  John,  carter  17  Fitz  waiter 
fAdams  John,  woodsawyer  back  459  south  Second 
JAdams  John,  H.  W.  mariner  84  Gaskill 
f  Adams  Jonathan,  woodsawyer  Trusty's  court 
Adams  Mary,  widow  Sch.  Sixth  below  High 
Adams  Nathan,  shipwright  Queen  near  Hanover 
Adams  Peter,  flour  dealer  Ger.  road  near  Third 
Adams  Peter,  biscuit  baker  back  387  south  Front 
Adams  Priscilla,  widow  201  Coats  cor.  4th 
Adams  and  Reatb,  grocers  56  south  Second 
Adams  Uobert,  mer.  71  Sims'  wliarf~d  h  182  Chesnut 
Adams  Robert,  caryjenter  and  builder  9  Pine 
Adams  Hubert,  labourer  Rose  (N  L) 
Adams  Stey-hen  W.  collector  and  cryer  51  N  Third 
Adams  Stephen,  stonecutter  Buttonwood  above  Sixth 


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Adams  Thomas,  cordwuiner  \7  Charlotte 

Adams  Wm.  c.an)eutcT  9  Btidd 

Adams  \\'iHi:im.  Ucir.or  ^tore  coiner  High  &  Sch.  8lh— 

d  h  corner  Filhevt  and  Sch   8th 
Adams  Zc|)h;iniah,  wharf  builder  Beach  above  Maiden 
Adcock  FJizabeli),  widow  Coats  above  7th 
Addis  licMJiimin,  carpenter  Sixth  above  Tnplar 
Adgate  I)-«niel,  grticcr  21  S  Tiiird  &  65  S  Seventh 
Adkinsnn  James,  tanner  3C6  N  2d  near  Bea\er 
Adlcr  Cijristian,  morocco (hesstr  back  536  N  3d 
Atlolpli  John,  carpenter  corner  St.  Jf'lin  &  Green 
A'chternacht  F,  A    mercer  and  tailor  115  N  'I'liird 
Afflick  Mary,  niilhner  151  north  Sfconcl 
Affli'b.mi^h  George,  ostler  Hanover  n   Frai'kford  road 
At;a  W'm  shipwright  Fvankford  road  near  Prince 
Ager  Margaret,  widow  Maiden  near  Stone  l)ridge 
fAgew  Aly:eo  Frances,  washerwoman  4  (iilUs's  alley 
Agncw  Andrew,  dr%-goods  store  20  south  Second 
Agnew  Margaret,  336  north  Front 
Aikin  Robert,  tailor  64  Penn 
Aikirs  Barbara,  widow  Cedar  near  l'^th 
Ailes  Joseph,  tavernkeeper  161  Ciiesnut 
A'tken  John,  sheet  copj)er  mannf.  8  south  Broad 
Aiiken  Robert,  printer  60  Coats 
Aitkin  William  ?i.  D.  surgeon  3  north  Tenth 
Akin  James,  engraver  166  Locust  ab(»ve  Eleventh 
Akins  James,  labourer  High  W.  of  Sch.  Thh-d 
Akins  \\'m.  basket  maker  Morgan's  st.  above  11th 
Albcrson  Gilbert,  lumber  merchant  103  Swanson 
Albert  At  toiiio,  fruiterer  233  nortli  Second 
Albert,  widow  of  Casper,  innkeeper  414  north  Third 
Alijcrli  (ieorge  F  m.  d.  76  Vine 

Albertson  Benjamin,  merchar.t  19  H'gh — d  h  141  Arch 
Albertson  Elizabeth,  widow  Frankford  road  above  Otter 
Albertscn  Isaac,  blacksmith  121  north  5th 
Albertson  Mannudnke,  sliipwright  Marlb.  n.  Bedford 
Albcrtsdn  Phoebe,  widow  418  south  Second  street 
Albertson  Wm.  mariner  12  Almond  street 
Alijrecht  Charles,  musical  instrument  maker  95  Vine 
Albright  Conrad,  shoe  warehouse  SE  cor.  High  &  3d 
Albright  Frederick,  cedar  cooper  81  Browne 
Albright  John,  watchman  Coates  above  Fourth 
Albright  J;iCob,  watchman  80  German 
Albright  V\'m.  limi-.er,  S  E  corner  Lombard  and  8th 
AUbright  Fr<<lerick,  boot  and  shoemaker  14  N  5th 
Alburgi.'r  Abraham,  vict.  259  Callowhill  &  79  2d  street 

ma»-kct 
Alburger  Adam,  vict.  James — stall  45  2d  st.  market 
Albnrger  E!iz.  ornam.cntal  needle  w(»kei-241  Arch 
Ali)urger  John,  vict.  261   Callowhil!— •'tall  25  High  st. 
Alburge;- Henry,  vict.  Cii?i  lessr.  (P  T)bel.  IVplar  lane 
Alburger  Philip,  virt.  J  uiks — st:.ll  64  2d  st.  market 
Alburger  widow  of  Philip,  76  Garden 


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Alburger  Wm.  M.  plumber  8  Walnut — d  h  94  Wood 

above  7th 
f  Alburt  James,  whitewasher  12th  below  Chesnut 
Alcock  Wm.  jun.  prinicutter  Broad  below  High 
Alcorn  (ieorge  &  Son,  boottree  and  lastniakers,  leath- 
er cutters,  Imders,  and  dealers  in  all  kinds  of  morocco 
and  sole  leather,  77  Dock 
Alcorn  Henry,  lastmaker  77  Dock 
Alcorn  Henry,  slioe  kid  manuf.  42  Queen  (S) 
Alcott  John,  carter  2(1  above  Germantown  road 
Alcott  Jacob,  (Phoenix  hotel)  Camden  (N.  J,) 
Aldridge  Abraham,  mariner  63  Penn  st. 
Aldworth  John,  tailor  18  Raspberry  alley 
Alen  Vve.  widow  56  Lombard 
Alexander  Aai'on,  112  Gaskill 
Alexander  &  Carstairs,  wholesale  &  retail  grocers  S 

wliarvts  above  Cedar 
f  Alexander  Caleb,  carter  Cedar  near  11th 
Alexander  Eleanor,  widow  112  south  Tenth 
Alexander  Eleanor,  widow  29  Shippen 
Alexander  Eleanor,  widow  St.  Mary  street  (back) 
Alexander  Elizabeth,  widow  57  Filbert 
Alexander  EHzabeth,  Brusstar's  alley  (K) 
Alexander  Elizabeth,  widov/  grocer  27  Green 
Alexander  George,  tavern  and  grocery  52  Swanson 
Alexander  James,  shoemaker  147  Walnut 
Alexander  James,  shoemaker  Jones  st.  near  Sch.  5th 
Alexander  Jane,  Avidow  back  216  south  6th 
Alexander  John,  painter  Sec.  4  Hartung's  alley 
Alexander  Jolm,  oysterman  Galbraith's  court 
fAlexander  Joseph,  porter  138  Locust 
Alexander  Lydia,  Mrs.  128  German  street 
Alexander  Mary,  shopkeeper  74  north  Fourth 
Alexander  Margaret,  widow  25  Elizabeth 
Alexander  Hebecca,  cakebaKer  132  south  Ninth 
Alexander  Richard,  cabinetmaker  92  south  Third 
Alexander  Sophia,  widow  146  Twelfth  below  Walnut 
Alexander  Samuel,  merchant  19  Catharine 
Alexander  Wm.  G.  grocer  NW.  cor.  2d  &  Shippen 
Alexander  Wm.  teamdriver  Filbert  near  Sch.  4th 
fAlexander  Wm.  waiter  Cedar  near  Eleventh 
Algeo  James,  grocer  18  Small 
Aiken  Martyn,  merchant  19  Lombard 
lAllair  Joseph,  mariner  138  Locust 
Allardice  Peter,  silk  dyer  &c.  181  south  Second 
AUchin  George,  backgammonboard  manuf.  125  S  2d 
Allen  Albertus,  carpenter  557  south  Second 
Allen  Ann,  widow  of  Joseph,  Church  street 
Allen  Atalanta,  sho])keeper  10  Yoi'k  court 
f  Allen  Aueustus,  smith  Broad  near  George 
Allen  Cairns,  m,  d.  practitioner  of  midwifery  397  Race 
Allen  Chamless,  76  south  Eleventh 
Allen  Charles,  druggist  &c.  160  south  Second 


IMIILADKLPIIIA    DIRECTORY.  ALL 

Allen  Cha'?.  hoarding  house  back  39  Hij;;Ii 

Alhii  &  Cl;irk,  piint.-is  1H7  Arch 

Alien  Diuid,  cotton  trader  117  Browne 

Allen  David,  shoemaker  ;ind  sexton  34  Christian 

Allen  Elizaheth,  shop  keeper  249  Vine 

Allen  Enoch,  taylor  52  and  54  south  Water — d  h   1.' 

Cooml)'s  alley 
jAlleu  (iriffith,  widow  whitewashei'  265  S  2d 
fAllen  Israel,  waiter  3  Raspl)erry  alley 
Allen  James,  gentleman  2  N  Eighth 
tAlIcn  John,  waiter  Green's  court 
jAllen  John,  labourer  24  Burd's  court 
Allen  John,  grocer  10  N  5th  &;  7  South  alley 
Allen  John,  c'/oijer  15  S.  wharves, — d  I)   18  Strawberry 
Allen  John,  sextf-n  Christian  between  'I'hird  &  Fourth 
Allen  John  W.  printer  126  Cherry 
Allen  Joseph,  druggist  Sec.  202  south  3d 
Alien  Joshua,  city  clerk,  oflice  city  hall — d  h  61  S.  7th 
Allen  Lewis,  merchant  278  High— d.h.  18  N  8th 
Allen  &  iVIacartney,  giocers  10' north  Fifth 
Alhn  Mary,  widow  boarding  house  458  south  Front 
Allen  Rebecca,  hat  binder  3  Jones's  alley 
Alte!)  Richard  F.  merchant  141  Arch 
fAllen  Richard  metliodist  minister  150  Spruce 
Allen  Robert,  collector  of  tuxes  156  south  Sixth 
Allen  Sam.  merchant  back  86  N  Front — d  h  397  Arch 
Allen  Samuel,  livery  stable  42  north  Sixth 
f  .Mien  Samuel,  wood  sawver  Miles'  court  near  Rose 
All<;n  S.  &  M.  lucky  lottery  office  18  south  Third 
Allen  Solomon,  manager  of  the  state  lottery  18  S  3d 
Allen  Thomas,  mariner  275  north  Front 
fAllen  Tiiomas  156  south  Second  &  242  Lombard 
Allen  Tliomas  P.  conibmaker  19  Paasyunk  road 
Allen  widow  of  Thomas,  77  Wood 
Allen  William,  mite  Carpenter's  alley 
Allen  William,  plasterer  295  \'ine 
fAllen  Wm.  sweepmaster  10  Middle  alley 
tAllcM  Zachariah,  jjortcr  20  Hurst 
fAllen  Zilphcy.  whitewasher  90  Bedford  above  7th 
AUibonc  Thomas,  attorney  at  law  8  soutii  Fifth 
AUihonc.  Thomas,  carpenior  \Vood  ubo\  e  Twelfth 
AUibonc  William  jun.  agent  &  com.  merchant  83  S  2d 
Allibone  Willinm,  v-.urrier  163  north  Third 
Allien  Peter,  tNpefoundiT  C<  dar  above  9tli      [see  jfiien 
Allitjond   Thomas,  manner  567  sont!;  Front 
Allijigh  lilt  Wm.  carpenter  Jones'  st.  above  Sob.  5th 
Allinson  Bernice.  widow  218  north  Fourth 
AUinsuu  Sainl.  wine  &  licjr.  s»nr<!  30^  ^Valnut,  dh  39  Vine 
Allison  Andrew,  oak  cooper  3  Hoffman's  alley 
Allison  Miss  A.  ik  M-  laches  dressmakers  280  Arch 
Allison  James,  plasterer  280  Atch 
Allison  John,  grain  nicasuvcr  11  Passyunk 

[see  EUinoHy  .illeaon,  Allison  Isi"  Jllinson 
A  2 


AND  whitely's  annual 

Allison  John,  conveyancer  Sc  justice  of  the  peace  K  W 

corner  Front  8c  Shippen— d  h  256  south  Front 
Allison  John,  tavernkeeper  NW  cor.  Front  &c  Almond 
Allison  John,  carpenter  Carpenter  st.  above  Front 
Allison  Sarah,  widow  122  Brown 
Allison  Walter,  printer  10  Raspberry  alley 
Allison  William,  sailmaker  29  Mary  (S) 
AUman  Thomas,  bricklayer  137  south  Eleventh 
Allmcndinger  Catharine,  widow  of  Jacob  130  N  4th 
AUmendinger  George,  baker  474  north  Second 
AUmendinger  Jacob  jun.  grdcer  NW  cor  Race  &  13th 
Alloway  Joseph,  labourer  Germantown  road  ab.  Front 
[see  HoUoivay  t?"  HoUowell 
Alloway  Joshua,  smith  Germantown  road  above  Front 
Alloway  Lewis,  oak  cooper  Coats  above  Eighth 
Alloway  Samuel,  Callowhill  street  wharf 
Alpin  Bryan,  woodsawyer  29  Union 
Alrich  Saml.  blacksmith  Bishop  near  Queen 
Alsop  John,  chiiia  merchant  11  and  92  north  Front — d 

h.  10  Frombei'ger's  court 
Alsop  Ochnie!,  vmegav  merchant  149  &  d  1j  167  Vine 
Alston,  Judith,  nurse  Prime  below  Second 
AUemus  James,  wiieelwright  524  north  Second 
Altemus  John,  merchant  tailor  38  Mulberry 
Altemus  T.  steward  of  C.    hospital,  Sch.  Fourth  near 

Bush  hill 
Alter  &  Bispham,  grocers  272  High 
Alter  Jacob,  grocer  272  High — d  h  3  Filbert 
Ambers  Levi,  carpenter  Hopkins'  court 
fAmbett  Henry,  sawyer  Bonsall  street 
•{■America  Richard,  porter  back  257  Catharine 
f  America  Calo,  labourer  St.  Mary  street  back 
JAmcy  Jolin,  mariner  Fuller's  alley 
Aniey  Samuel,  watchman  85  Browne 
Amies  Tliomas,  paper  manufacturer  inquire  109  High 
Am  mid  on  Otis,  merchant  215  High 
Amos  Abraham,  boot  and  shoemaker  112  north  Seventh 
Amos  Jacob,  carpenter  Coate's  alley 
Amos  William,  engineer  north  Front  ab  Maiden 
Ancker  Levi,  138  south  Fourth 
Ancrum  J.  H.  gentleman  355  Arch 
Ancora  Peter,  drawing  master  "9  south  Fifth 
Andaulle,  widow  of  A.  sea  captain  260  Mulberry 
Anderson  Alexander,  boarding  house  204  south  Second 
Anderson  Andrew,  tobacconist  127  north  Second 
Anderson  Andrew,  mariner  back  35  Arch 
Anderson  Barbara,  boarding  house  84 Locust 
|Anderson  Aaron,  sweep  Swedes'  alley 
jAnderson  Aaron,  sawj^er.  Christian  ab  Fourth 
Anderson  Christian,  watchman  back  459  south  Second 
Anderson  Clark,  m.d.  69  Cedar 
Anderson  Charles,  inspector  of  customs  15  Brown 
Aoderson  Charles  mariner  opposite  537  south  Second 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORV.  AND 

tAndevson  Cecilia,  widow  2  Pine  alley 
f  Anderson  Daniel,  boavding  house  22  St.  Mary's 
Anderson  Ezekicl,  carter  285  St.  Joiin  above  Poplar 
Anderson  Elizabeth,  widow  63  Sliippen 
Anderson  Elizabeth,  widow  Shackamaxon  n  Queen  (K.) 
Anderson  Elizabeth,  widow  Mulberry  near  Schuylkill 
Anderson  Elle;i,  Mrs.  of  Wm.Oakab.hayscales  (N.L  ) 
Anderson  Enoch  jr.  inquire  12  Pear  street 
Anderson  George,  engineer  Thirteenth  above  Filbert 
Anderson  George,  watchman  St  John  near  George 
Anderson  Hanse,  mariner  255  south  Fourth 
Anderson  Henry,  porter  Elbow  alley 
fAnderson  Isaac,  oysterman  195  north  Eighth 
Anderson  Isaac,  blacksmith  198  St.  John 
Anderson  Isabella,  washerwoman  Weaver's  alley 
f  Anderson  James,  manner  242  Lombard  street 
Anderson  James,  carpenter  5  Wiley's  court 
Anderson  James,  labourer  St.  Mary  street 
Anderson  James,  mason  Sixth  above  Poplar  lane 
Anderson  James,  porter  20  Kunkle 
"Anderson  James,  sawyer  Allen's  alley 
•Anderson  John,  drayman,  242  Lombard  street 
■Anderson  John  D.  mariner  5  Hur^t  street 
Anderson  John,  carpenter  10  Currant  alley  near  Wal- 
nut— shop  Locust  above  Twelfth 
Anderson  John,  tailor  back  62  Race 
fAnderson  Joseph,  waiter  37  Currant  allev 
Anderson  Joseph,  tailor  152  n  Water  and  351  n  Front 
Anderson  Leonard,  labourer  11  Strawberry 
Ander.son  Lvdia,  widow  Seventh  near  Small 
Anderson  iVlary,  mantuamakcr  104  Union 
Anderson  Mary,  widow  105  Catliarine 
Anderson  Mary,  mantuamaker.  Juniper  alley 
Anderson  Mary,  widow  4  Little  Pine  street 
Anderson  Sc  Meehan,  printers  12  south  Eighth 
fAnderson  Moses,  sadmaker  16  Cypress  alley 
fAndersfm  Philip,  shoemaker  14/  Chesnut 
Anderson  Hacliel,  widow  Hunter's  court 
Anderson  Rebecca,  widow  15  Watson's  alley 
Anderson  Robert  P.  printer  12  s  Eighth  d  h  200  s  Sixth 
Anderson  Samuel  V.  merchant  25  north  Water 
Anderson  Samuel,  secretary  to  the  Delaware  Insurance 

comp.Hny,  134  Mull)erry 
Andcr.^on  Samuel,  carpenter  Cheiry  above  Eleventh 
Anderson  Saral\,  widow  back  437  north  Third 
Anderson  Sojjhia,  widow  of  John,  Twelfth  below  Pine 
Anderson  Thomas,  boarding  house  95  north  Ninth 
Anderson  Thomas,  fishmonger  13  Strawberry 
Anderson  Thos.  saddler  Pine  coiner  Second  ^ 
Anderson  Thomas,  sea  captain  14  Pine 
fAnderson  Thomas,  waiter,  back  257  soutli  Fourth 
Anderson  M,  widow  Prmce  near  Hanover 
fAnderson  Wm.  whitewasher,  6th  above  Poplar  lane 
fAnderson  William,  labourer  18  Burd's  court 


APP  whitely's  annual 

fAnderson  Wm.  waiter  back  288  south  Seventh 

f  Anderson  VVm.  mariner  St.  Mary 

Andrade  Jos.  merchant  75  south  Second 

Andress  Jacob,  carter  Frankfort  r  near  Prince  street 

Andress  John,  carter  Beacii  near  Maiden 

Andress  Michael,  bricklayer  7  Pratt's  court 

Andi'ess  Mrs.  widow  174  north  Eightli 

Andrews  Catharine,  widow  Poplar  lane  rear  St.  John 

An:lrews  David,  wliarf-builder  Fraiikfoad  road  n  Ottev 

Andrews  &  Elliot,  conveyancers  82  Chesnut 

Andrews  Hannah,  boarding  house  82  C^hesaut 

Andrews  Israel,  coasting  captaiii  61  Green 

Andrews  John,  turner  Rachel  street 

Andrews  John,  shallopmaii  back  234  south  Third 

Andrews  John,  drygoods  store  211  south  Second 

tAiidrews  John,  woodsawyer  8  Middle  alley 

f  Andrews  John  sawyer  Emlen's  court  (N.  L.) 

Andrews  Joseph,  incrchant  259  north  Second 

Andrews  Josiiua,  bricklayer  Pine  above  Tenth 

Andrews  Mary,  widow  Sink's  court 

Andrews  IVIary,  shopkeeper  cor  Newmarket  and  Noble 

Andrews  Richardson,  grocer,  Camden  N.  J. 

Andrews  Robert,  teachei"  82_south  EKventh 

Andrews  Thomas,  hatter  6  Wagner's  alley 

Andrews  William,  conveyancer  82  Chesnut 

And.ews  William,  tobacconist  23  Charlotte 

Andrews  William,  drayman  Sch  Eighth  below  Vine 

Angelow  David  la!)ovirer  123Swanson 

Angue  John,  merchant  109  north  Second 

Angue  John,  jun.  conlial  disciller  1.54  north  Second 

Aiihaeuser  H.  C  dutcii-school,  West  near  Palmer  (K.) 

Annadown  Ttiomas,  ladies  shoemaker  207  north  Front 

nortlieast  cor  Vine 
Anncrs  Tlvomas  S.  perfumer,  &c.  141  Chesnut 
Anncbley  Robert,  tobacco  inspector,  12  Morris's  alley — 

d  h  15  north  Filth 
Antliony  E.  boarding  house  19  south  Seventh 
Anthony  Frederick,  32  Budd  \_see  Antony 

Anihoiiy  Jacob,  shipwrigiw  57  Coates  * 
Aiithony  Joseph,  maririer  285  south  Third  corner  Plum 
Anthony  Joseph,  carpenter,  39  Coates 
Anthony  Manuel,  segar  maker  10  Ar.<yle 
Antho.iv  Robert  D.  smith,  CMuflTiiian's  court 
Antlh)  Anthony,  sea  captain  35  Lombard 
Antonio  Aionzo,  traderTownsend's  court  '\see  Anthony 
Antrim  John,  accountant  55  Spruce 
Ai)p  George  pumpmakcr  Frankford  r  n  Queen  \jice  Afit 
Ai)pt  widow  of  Michrt!.-!,  cor  Queen  ap'i  Marlborough 
Apkie  Henry,  ropemakcr  Passyunk  r  h-clow  Christian 
Apple  Adam,  papcrstanier Sch.  Fioni   .bove  Arch 
Apple  George,  hairdresser  48  north  Fifth 
Apple  Henry,  N-  E.  i-.or  Fourth  and  Br  -vvne 
Apple  Henry,  guager  5c  oak  cooper  27  s  wlif.  bel.  Chest, 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.         ARM 

Apple  John,  ladies'  shoemaker  100  north  Ninth 
Apple  Jacob,  paperstainer  hch.  Front  above  Arch 
Apple  John,  hairdresser  Hiq;li  west  of  Sell.  Fourth 
Apple  Philip,  coppersmith  1;)0  north  Third 
Apple  Valentine,  oak  cooper  27  south  \vh«ives — d  h 

and  store  70  north  Second 
Applebaugh  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  Hermantownr  n  4th 
Applegate  D^nid,  carter  321  south  Third 
Applegate  Jonathan,  carter  IGSShippen 
Appleton,  Mrs.  Christiana  L.   ladies  dress  maker  132 

south  Second 
Appo  John  confectioner  119  south  Sixth 
Arbuckle  James,  grocer  576  n  Sec.  cor  Germantown  r 
fArcher  Aaron,  (81  years  of  age)  182  south  Fourth 
Archer  Ann,  widow  Camden,  >I.  J. 
Archer  Renjamin,  i'erry  carter  8  Jones's  alley 
Archer  Chailes,  watchman  Arch  alley 
Archer  Charles,  brashmaker  87  Coaces 
f  Ai'cher  Hannah,  wife  of  Aaron,  (98  years  of  age,  her 

memory  perfect,  but  her  eye  bightdeficient,)  182  s  4ch 
Archer  Joseph,  auctioneer,  54'^  Frnii.t,  d  h  36  n  Front 
Archer  Samuel,  merchant  36  uonh  Front 
Archibald  Benj   netmaker,  P  Shipnen  street 
Arciiibald  Martha,  11  Pine  alley  ' 
Ardis  John  W.  carpenter  571  south  Front 
Ardley  R.  A.  broker  16  Caner's  n'ley  aiKl  128  Lombard 
Arep.true  William,  soa|jboiier  o57  AVch 
Ardman  Richard,  gluemanufact.  222  Callow,  ab  Garden 
Arey  Groom,  153  south  >!inth 
Arey  Robert  B-  tailor  u:t]uirel5c>sQvX\\  Ninth 
Arey  Samuel,  carpenter  ?'?2(^«/7r  153  south  Ninth 
Arlv  Hugh,labuurer,  10  Flmt's  court 
Armbruster  Henry,  labourer  Wiley's  court 
Armbruster  Jacob,  brashmaker  220  north  Third 
Aris  James,  ferryman  9  Perkenpine'^  court 
Armbruster  John,  victualler,  1 1  Well's  row  n  Eighth 
Armbruster  Nicholas,  grocer  361  north  second 
Armbruster  Peter,  labourer  Arch  westofSch.  Eighth 
Armitage  George,  sih  erplater,  and  military  ornament 

niaker  438  Sassafras  cor.  Jacoby 
Armour  John  C.  tailor  90  south  Third 
Armour  Matthew,  carpenter  Sell.  Eighth  near  Vine 
Armour  Susan  M.  storekeeper  6  Old  Vord  r 
Armour  William,  storekeeper  6  Old  York  r 
Armstrong  Allen,  hardware  merchant  56  High 
Armstrong  Andrew,  mariner  251  north  Front 
Armstrong  Christopher,  turnkey  3  Frazier's  court 
fArmstrong  Hannah,  widow  440  south  Front 
Armstrong  Henry  plasterer  178  Coalcs 
Armstrong  Irwin,  labourer,  Anne  (Penntown) 
Armstrong  John,  carpenter  95  Budd 
Armstrong  James,  wheelwright  Queen  n  Shakamaxon 
Armstrong  Mary,  widow  31  Coates  street 


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fArmstrong  Moses,  90  Small  street 

f  Armstrong  Mary,  widow  Mulberry  alley 

fArmstrong Nancy,  widow  Baker's  alley 

Armstrong  Peter,  carter  89  Budd 

Armstrong  barah,  mantuamaker  3  Poplar  alley 

Armstrong  Susan,  widow  128  south  Sixch 

Armstrong  Thomas  A.    attorney  at  law,  d  h  85  Passy- 

unk  road — office  Prune  above  Fifth 
Armstrong  Thomas,  attorney  at  law  106  south  Fourth 
Armstrong  &  Wallace,  grocers  122  Race  SE  cor  Fourth 
Armstrong  William,  tailor  o43  north  Front 
Arney  Elizabeth,  storekeeper  40  south  Fourth 
Arnold  Geui-ge,  ladies' shoemaker  178  Sassafras 
Arnold  John,  labourer  100  Queen  (S.) 
Arnold  John,  labourer.  Prime  below  Front 
Arnold  Levi,  carpenter  84  Tammany 
Arnold  Thomas,  shipwright  16  Argyle 
Arnold  Thomas,  sea  captain  303  south  Front 
Arnold  Thomas,  bottler  379  north  2d 
Arrabin  Mrs.  boarding  house  296  High 
Arrison  John  blacksmith  100  Locust 
Avrison  Joseph,  carter  cor.  Chestnut  and  Sch.  Seventh 
Arrison  Matthew,  sen.  and  jun.  carters  corner  George 

and  Schuylkill  Eighth 
Arrot  James,  merchant  35  south  Front — d  h  N.  W.  cor- 
ner Arch  and  Elevcntli 
Arrowsmith  Edmund,  110  north  Sixth 
Arthur  James,  grocer  and  feedstore  2  north  Tenth 
Arthur  James,  bookbinder  Eleventh  below  Vine 
Arthur  Margaret,  nurse  32  Duke  (N.  L.) 
Arthurs  Robert  C.  storekeeper  Germant.  r.  ab.  Second 
Arthur  Samuel,  tavern  keei)er  349  Race  N  E  cor  Tenth 
fArtsey  Lucinda,  widow  Dean's  alley 
Arty  Julie,  stable  keeper  near  17  south  Eighth 
Arundal  Margaret  widow  239  Arch 
f  As  Peter,  labourer  Elbow  alley 
Ash  Caleb,  apothecary  66  north  Ninth 
Ash  John  P.  plasterer  corner  Green  and  6th 
Ash  John  T.  carper.ter  16  Juniper  lane 
Ash  James,  gentleman  (Sansom's  row)  155  Walnut 
Ash  Jonathan,  victualler  537  s  2d--stall  52  New  Market 
Ash  Joseph,  grazier  144  Swanson 
Ash  Joshua,  grazier  54  Christian 

Ash  Mercy,  widow,  boarding  house  S.W.  corner  Wal- 
nut and  Front 
Ash  Michael,  feedstore  172  nortli  Fourth 
Ash  Nicholas,  carpenter  Laurence  near  Callowhill 
Ash  T.  stave  merchant  Christian  st  i^harf— d  h  208  s  3d 
Ashbridge  Rebecca,  widow  of  Joseph  24  Little  George 
Ashbridge  widow  of  W^illiam  321  Arch 
Ashbrooic  Joseph,  sailmakcr  86  Swanson 
Ashbrook  Thomas,  tailor  243  nortii  Front 
Ashburn  Peter,  laboui'er  Enilen's  court  (N.  L. ) 


PHILADELPIIIA   DIRECTORY.  ATM 

\shbnrncrJohn,jr.  \7  Race 

\shbunier  Joi.n,  tanner  66  s  Third— d  h  321  north  "d 

•'     As  ; hv Tv'.r"'"'  '""  r''^'-''''  ^21  north  bJcund^ 
;      Ab  iby  U  illiani,  merchant  tailor  43  Arch 
As  .era  t  Joim,  blacksmith  Camden  N.  J. 
Asitojd  hleanor,  widow,  126  south  6t!i 
As  hurst  Richard,  merchant  76  Hii?h_d  h  TO  s  Fifth 
Ashman  Godfre>.  cedar  cooper  16  Charlotte 
Ashman  Jamfs,  ladies'  shoe.naker  139  Race 
A^'^an  James,  late  boot  manutact,   13!h  above  Walnut 
Ashmead  Bern,  inspector  of  cust>,ms  159  north  Sh 

S  rit-'oV'   rr^'T^''   ^"'>  c.  mnussion    neit 
A  ^'       T:^  ^"^  ''"^  Lombard— d.  h.  50  Lombard 
Ashme^H  tT""'^''  carpenter  55  Shippen  "^ 
aS  nn  A  ^'•""'«^'  accoutant  77  Lombard 
Ashton  Andrew  snutn  94  n  Front— d  h  6  Fetter  lanP 
Ash  on  George,  boatbuilder  back  ^94  north  Fi  on? 
Ashton  John,  oak  cooper  back  15  Noble 
Ashton  John,  tailor  123  south  VV;  er 
Ashtor  Margaret,  teacher  188  sr-uth  Eleventh 

Aston  J^'^'>';^'^r  "^i'J^-"'"an  Irish  l^ne 

Ashton  Samuel  cabinetmaker  2^3  s  Second  &  9fi  ITm;^. 

Ashton  Susannah,  widow,  94  Crown  ""' 

A.bl'.'"  /  u"""^''  c!>airmaker  83  &  d  h  114  north  Front 
Askew  &  Paxson,  hardware  merc',anrs  si"  H  eh  "* 
Askew  Joseph,   ronmoneer  ^^45  Hieh— H  u  -  v  ^ 

Aston    wiclow  of  Jame.  37  Queen  S. 

A  her  on  Humphrey,  attornev  at  law  194  Chesnnt 

A  hf  r"^-  ["^••'^hant  121  south  Ninth  ""^ 

A  Kn!°"^''^''^"'  "^'^J  commissioner  Hazel  ay  bclLoc.t 

Atkmson  Amassa,  carter  26  Little  Water    • 

Atkinson  Asher,  saddler  &c.  3  Ciawge  '  ^ourt 

Atkinson  Benjamm.painter  Ike.  Wall'.  Elbow 

Atkmson  Clayton  G  bricklaver  147  or  171  Pin^ 

tA  k„,son  Charles,  carpenter  28  Blackberry  allcv 

\tk!n:on  \"f'  "'^''^'^""^  '^"'"-  64  Che.tnuU  h    29  s  9th 

A  k  "son  i  a':'.'"''","'  "^;.'^^'-  '  ""'-^h  Fifth  ^ 

Atkinson  ^^uhan.  caipInUn^fllrti/^oLttlV'^^^^ 
A  kinson  Phmeas,  biscuit  baker  230south  T  ird 
Atkinson  Rebecca,  widow  Sprintrett  aUev  cr    hL. 
A  ku,son  Samuel  C.  printer  bacKs  ViSh^'  ^'™ 
A  kinson  Sarah,  widow  9  south  SeC^nl  ^ 

P:'Z:^r^^Z'^^^^  »-i^-  village 
fc\tmore  &  Loveridge,  smiths  26  Dock 


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Atwood  James,  merchant  111  High— dh  129s Tenth 

Atwood  6c  Co.  merchants  111  High 

Atwood  John  M.  merchant  111  High— d  h  129  s  Tenth 

Aubert  John  Peter,  cook  209  south  Fourth 

Auchinleck  Alexander,  mate  74  Penn 

Audas  Joseph,  pUimber,  &c.  High  near  Schuylkill  8th 

fAuder  Flora,  widow  Washington  court 

Auflort  Frederick,  shoemaker  Wood  above  Queen  (K.) 

Auge'  N.  &  Lavigne,  sugar  refiner  cor.  Nicholson's  and 

Malt  alley 
Augustien  Joseph,  stevedore  back  57  south  Water 
f  Augustin  Peter,  cook  219  south  Fifth 
Augustin  John,  hairdresser  cor,  George  and  St.  John 
Augustine  Charles,  blacksmith  Hanover  near  Queen 
Augustin  Peter,  mariner  Smitli's  alley 
jAugustin  Peter,  hairdresser  79  Cedar 
Auner  Joseph  G.  bookbinder  79  Cherry 
Auner  Peter,  tailor  79  Cherry 
Austie  Margaret,  boarding  house  38  south  Front 
Austin  Alvah,  buttonmaker  and  tinman  Filbert  ab  13th 
Austin  Galen  L.  printer,  office  back  39  Cherry 
Austin  Grace,  widow,  boarding  house  12  north  Third 
Austin  6c  Hadaway,  merchants  29  South  wharves 
Austin  Hosea,  oysterman  50  Meade  alley 
Austin  James,  labourer  10  Charlotte 
Austin  Lewis  L.  baker  High  corner  Schuylkill  Fifth 
Austin  Margaret,  widow  364  south  2d 
Austin  Mary,  widow,  13  Spafford 
Austin  Richard  M  grocer  97  north  Fourth 
Austin  &  Smith,  merchants  129  High 
Austin  Samuel  merchant  129  High — dh  6  Church  alley 
Austin  Thomas,  merchant  7  north  Thirteenth 
\ustin  6c  Whitman,  grocers  97  north  Fourth 
Austin  Wm  B,  merchant  29  s  wharves — dh  2  Sansom 
Auze'  Charles,  merchant  5  George 
Avery  Ira,  cordwainer.  Cedar  near  Thirteenth 
Avery  Isaac,  combmaker  133  south  Second 
Avis  George,  shoemaker  Beach  above  Maiden 
Avis  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  43  Cedar 
Await  Hannah,  widow  corner  George  and  Sch.  7th 
Await  Henry,  brickmaker  corner  George  and  Sch.  7th 
Await  Jane,  widow  Joint  alley 

Await  John,  brickmaker  Chestnut  west  of  Schuyl.  7th 
Awl  Margaret,  widow,  145  north  Fourth 
Axe  Frederick,  31  Queen  (S.) 
Axfoi'd  Samuel  J.  merchant  taylor  George 
Ayars  Abijah,  jun,  cordwainer  86  Popl.  lane.  [See  Eyre 
Ayars  Hamilton,  labourer  128  n  Eleventh    [and  Eayre 
Ayars  Sarah,  widow  of  William,  grocer  127  Swanson 
Aydelott  Margaret,  widov  17  Parham's  alley 
f  Ayres  George,  labourei-  24  Burd's  street 
Ayres  James,  bricklayer  Small  street 
Ayres  John,  v.heehight  Oak  (N  L)  below  Noble 
Ayres  Jonathan  D.  teacher  53  Coates— d  h  Rose  alley 


PHILADEI.PHIA    1)1  RECTORY.  BAD 

tAyres  Rachel,  boHuling  Ijoiise  57  Sliippen 

lAyrcs  Kcibcrt,  lahouicr  97  Lombard 

Azan  Joscpli,  cordial  distiller  and  dyer,  back  66  S  .'iih 

Azan  Kachel,  silk  dyer  and  plumist,  back  66  S  5tli 

f  Azore  John,  labourer  Shippen  near  Tl\irteenth 

Azpew  T.  T.  teacher  Norris's  ay. — d  h70  Queen  (S) 


BABB  MARIA,  tailoress  Maple  street 
Babe  Josc|)h,  liatter  8  Perkenpine's  court 
Babe  Luke,  grocer  338  south  Front 
Babe  Margaret  and  Catharine,  storekeepers  197  S  2d 
Baljc  Rachel,  widow  46  Feun 
Babe  Richard,  h  »tter  Cedar  corner  Thirteenth 
Babciiew  David,  waterman  back  28  Spruce 
Bach  John,  gentleman  267  north  Second 
Bach  L.  widow  11  Bndd 
Bache  Catharine,  widow  228  Wahiut 
Bachc  Franklin  ai.  d.  163  bjjruce 

Bache  &  Norvcll,  editors  of  the  Franklin  Gazette  Car- 
penter s  court 

Bache  Richard,  postmaster,   and  editor  of  the  Frank- 
hn  Gazette  116  Chesnut  r.,^^  n^^^,, 

Bach  man  Peter,  baker  96  Crown  street 
Backlev  Edward,  carpenter  16  Juniper  lane 
Bacon  Allyn,  music  store  11  south  Fourth 
Bacon  D.ivid,  caipenter  192  north  Front 
Bacon  Elizabeth,  Fdbert  above  Twelfth 
Bacon  George,  c-ngraver  of  music  11  south  Fourth 
Bacon  &  Hart,  music  store  11  south  Fourth 
Bacon  Joshua  B.  engine  manuf.  72  south  Eleventh 
Bacon  Job,  merchant  25  Dock— dwelling  113  S.  Ninth 
Jiacon  John,  ctv  treasurer,  office  City  Hall  S  W  cor 

Chesnut  and  Fifth— d  li  ii9  Race 
Bacon  Isaac,  cabinetmaker  13  Budd  street 
Bacon  Joseph,  sen.  late  iionmonger  190  north  Frent 
Bacon  Joseph  jun.  in)nmonger  188  north  Front 
Bacon  baml.  sexton  2d  Presl)v.  church  3  Chancery  lane 
Bacon  Sanmel,  tailor  154  St.  John 
Bacon  Samuel  &  Co.  188  north  Front 

Wood  and  West'lK^)  ''""  '''  ""  ^'■"'^-^^  ^  ^-^^^• 
Baron  Thomas,  cabinet  maker  11  Budd  street 
Badaraque  I  liomas,  accountant  179  Pine 
B-u  e,     .;^^       '  pa'chment  maker  14  Franklin  street 
K.      Vi"  M-^-^-  ^^"^^^'•"'^lerer  50  N  Eighth 
Baderley  \V  ,ll,am.  locksmith  114  N  W\ncv 
Badger  Samuel,  justice  of  tlie  peace  S  E  cor.  Geore'- 

B'-^c  ger  VV  dham,  innkeeper  142  n.irth  Water 
Badlun  Joseph,  soapboiler  10  Vernon 
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Bagge  Elizabeth,  widow  408  south  Second 

D.tgge  Mary,  widow  467  s.  nth  Front 

Bai<  'ell  Ann,  widow  184  Cedar 

fBii^well  Rich,  labourer  Dnvis's  ct.  back  72  Christian 

BaHey  Chester,  agent  for  tlie  General  Post  Office,  and 

proprietor  of  the  Mail  &  Citizeus*  ctoches  toM.  Y, 
Bailey  Gamaliel  A.  dry  goods  &c.  425  N  2d 
Bailey  Jane,  widow  28 "Catharine  street 
Bailey  John,  sea  captain  25  Eifreth's  alley 
Bailey  Joseph,  brickmaker  12th  above  Lombard 
Bailey  Lydia  R.  widow  printer  10  North  street 
Bailev  Nathan,  merchant  7  north  Second 
Builey  Wesley,  boarding  house  210  south  6th 
Builey  VVm.  jr.  watch  '&c  clockmaker  80  High— d  h  19 

Julianna 
Bailey  Wm.  jr  clockmaker  &c.  122  north  Second 
Baily  Jane,  widow  305  south  Third  {.see  Bellye 

Baily  Joshua,  jr.  mercht.  113  High— d  h  18  S  Eighth 
Bain  Saml.  blacksmith  Morgan's  court  above  llth 
B.iird  Joshua,  labouier  Fraliktord  road  near  Queen 
Baird  Sarah,  widow  275  south  Second  [see  Beard 

Bakehoven  Joiin,  fisherman  Queen  near  Bishop  (K) 
Baki.'lioven  W.  plumber  Palmer  near  Prince 
Baker  Addin,  cabinetmaker  Front  near  Maiden 
fBaker  Adam,  woodsawyer  28  Barron 
Baker.  Bai  tiiolon.ew,  chairmaker  back  117  German 
Baker  Bassett,  tavernkeeper  4  Lrctitia  court 
B  :ker  Benjamin  F.  Callowhill  above  Eleventh 
Baker  Clialkley,  innkeeper  (Jackson's  head)  264  Race 
Baker  Charles  H.  merchant  61  Race— d  h  310  Arch 
Baker  Cliarles,  cabinetmaker  116  north  Eighth 
Baker  Christian,  watchman  Buttonwood  near  6th 
Baker  Christian,  blacksmith  James  above  Charles 
B.ker  Conrad,  fisherman  Queen  near  Bishop 
B.iker  Conrad,  junr.  fisiierman  Queen  near  Bishop 
Baker  Dobel,  plumber  17  Wood  above  4th 
Baker  Edward,  teaclier  Pine  above  Thirteenth 
Baker  Elizabeth,  widow  boarding  house  116  Arch 
B  iker  Elizabeth,  Germantown  road  above  Third 
Baker  F.liz.  widow  124  B;-owne     [ire  Barker  llf  Boker 
Baker  Elizabeth,  widow  58  Arch 

Baker  Frederick,  labourer  Frankford  r   n.  Blackhorse 
Baker  widow  of  George  A.  cor.  of  Cherry  and  Fourth 
Baker  George  A.  attorney  at  law  and  conveyancer  NE 

coruer  Fourth  and  Cherry 
Baker  George,  vict.  32  N  L  market— d  h  47  Budd  , 
Baker  (ieor^e  N.  lumber  merchant  7  Wood 
Baker  George,  labciirer  Knodle  street 
Baker  Hannah,  72  nr  rth  Fifth  ■ 
Baker  Hannah,  wido-w  32  Race 
Baker  Henry,  sign  and  ornamental  painter  82  N  6tix 
Baker  Isabella,  widow,  keeper  of  the  store  of  the  Fe- 
male Hospitable  Society  54  north  Fourth 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  BAL 

Hake'- Jacob,  smitli  Rose  ;illev  below  Green 

B:iker  Jarob,  \  ictiialK-r  47  Budd 

Bakir  Jacob  S  t;niiMiiitli  51(3  iiurth  Front 

Baktr  Jiicob  H.  gnucr  cor.  Front  &  Bhickborse  alley 

Baktr  Jacob  junr.  \ictiiallef  ;>2  Browne 

Baker  fmus   victnalkr  ()I<1  V„rk  r.  aljove  Tammany 

B'ikvr  John  H.  excli   and  intel.  office  3  Franklin  court 

naker  Jolm,  sea  captain  3  M  iry  (S) 

Baker  Jolin  F.  mate  of  vessel  350  south  Second 

Bak.-r  Ji,lin.  ropemaker  (ierm   road  ab.  first  Rate 

Bake-  J-hn  H.  C.  grocer  222  south  Seventh 

Baker  Jnnn,  flour  and  ft-edstore  433  north  Second 

tf-ikf  r  John  L.  exch.  broker  and  com.  mer.  6  Lodee 

Baker  John  H.  8c  Son,  merchants  61  Sassafras 

Baker  J-seph,  ostler  Hanover  near  Frankford  road 

S:lr7  M     •  ^■'^^"=^il;''J^"^''^-'  '^f-  stall  32  N  L  market 
Jrtaker  Marv,  vict  33  N  L  market 

Baker  Michael  «c  hon.  lumber  merchants  N  W  corner 

crowne  and  north  Second 
Bakor  Mich   hardware  store  59  High_d  h  166  Arch 
Baker  M,ch.  lun.ber  mer.  74  Bmsvne  tor.  Second 
n:[ij  f  '>-^/-J\"'-^<>PPersmitb  330  N  Front  &  227  n.  2d 
Baker  Michael    ropen.akcr  Hopkins's  court 
nil       V?'"'-  '"''"''''  Hanover  near  Frankford  road 
Kaker  Newsom   carpenter  Sixth  above  Callou  !iill 
Unw    u'^'.'^'"'  t'^h*'''"'^"  <^'een  above  Bisliop  (K) 
Baker  Richard,  accountant  157  Green  street 
«aker  Samuel,  cordwainer  63  Green 
Baker  Samuel,  blacksmith  386  N  Front 
Baker  Samuel,  fisherman  Cher.-v  near  Prince 
Bakei  Samuel,  carpenter  49  north  6th 
Baker  Stephen,  cordwainer  Ajiollo  above  Shippeu 
Baker  Susan,  Lombard  above  Ninth  " 

Baker  Susannah,  61  Queen  (S) 

Baker 'hl\'n""''  ^"''i^erplate  printer  11  soutli  4th 
Bakei    Ihomas,  sea  captain  121  N  11th  abo^  e  Rwo 
Baker  widow  of  Jacol),  ropemaker  13  Well's  ?owN  8th 

Baker  Wm 'T '  '"''''''  'T"^'"  ^""^'^  anclGeorge        '^ 
nli     }Z^r  ^-  ''?^  "'erciiant  136  N  2d-d  !i  69  Vine 
htltl  S'-  r^"''  '''"-^Sist  6  no,th  Fifth  ^'"^ 

MS^;,'sr-;Si-;--^^^^^^^ 

Ba  d   Hnin'sen  '^""T"  " -'""^^^  "ea.'prince 
Ra     .   ll?    ■  '  ^J'"-  '^''K  vict's.  Hanover  cor  Prince 

Ba       M     •  ^^•■P«'?^^''  Marlborough  near  BecUbrd 
Ba  dt  Margaret,  vict.  9  Higli  street  marked 

Halt  Wilham,  vict.  Marlborough  near  West  (K) 


BAN  whitely's  annual 

Baldwin  F.  baker  45  Cedar  street 

Baldwin  Geoi'ge,  stablekeeper  13  S4th — d  h  69  Crown 

Baldwin  John,  bookbinder  28  Sugar  alley 

Baldwin  John,  cm-dwainerDuke  near  Vienna 

Baldwin  Joseph,  supercargo  148  south  6th 

Baldwin  Lewis,  teacher  39  Sprnce 

Baldwin  Mary,  widow  129  south  Eleventh 

Baldwin  Matthias,  jeweller  College  avenue — d  h  129 

south  Eleventh 
Baldwin  Phcebe,  milliner  40  south  Fourth 
Baldwin  William,  farmer  north  Third  near  Ger.  road 
Balfe  Lucas  8c  Thomas,  boot  manufacturers  27  south  4th 
Balfour  George,  of  the  Pennsylvania  hospital 
Ball  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Henry  7  Fayette 
Ball  Henry,  druggist  &c  34  north  Tenth 
Ball  Israel,  ladies  shoemaker  11  Shippen 
Ball  Joseph,  gentleman  Point  road  (K) 
Ball  Joseph,  gentleman  349  Arch 
Ball  Richard  G.  carpenter  back  17  Passyunk 
Ball  Stephen,  tavernkeeper  234  south  Third 
Ball  Wm.  coachman  13  Knight's  court 
Ball  WilHam,  mariner  98  Swanson 
tBallard  George,  cooper  23  Mary's  alley 
jBallard  Janves,  brassfounder  Cordwainer's  alley 
fBallard  Levin,  dealer  73  S  Second— d  h  170  Locust 
BaUentine  James,  cordwainer  70  German 
Ballinger  Catharine,  nurse  135  north  Fifth 
Ballinger  Daniel,  weaver  Fourtli  below  Brov/ne 
BaUinger  Jacob,  carpenter  70  north  Ninth 
Ballintine  James,  grocer  N  W  cor.  Coates  and  Front 
BaUentine  Joseph,  grocer  N  side  Almond  st.  whari 
Bancker  Chas.  N.  merch.  16  Chesnut— dh  320  Chesnut 
Bancraft  Jewell,  2  south  5d— d  h  117  New  street 
Bancraft  Titus,  2  south  3d— d  h  New  street 
Bane  VVm.  oysterman  Allen  st.  (K) 
Banheld  James,  mariner  176  north  Water 
Bantield  widow  of  Thomas,  sch.  7th  below  Walnut 
Banger  Thomas,  pocketbookmaker  Nonnater's  court 
Banger  Timothy,  account.  (V)  Ridge  r.  below  1st  gate 
Bangs  Elijah  K.  sea  captain  168  north  Front 
Banker  Peter,  mariner  Washivgton  above  Second 
Banker  Peter,  mariner  Washington  bel.  Moyamensmg  r 
Banks  George,  smith  Beach  near  Marlborough 
Banks  John,  d.  d.  13  Powell 
fBanks  Jonathan,  carter  240  Shippen  street 
tBanks  Murrel,  labourer  18  Plum 
Bankson  Henrietta,  52  Vine 
Bannen  John,  carpenter  Castle  street 
Bannen  Joseph,  carpenter  10  Wagner's  alley 
Banning  John,  cooper  Frankford  road  near  Queen 
fBantom  Henry,  labourer  back  66  Small 
fBanlom  Joseph,  carter  18  Gaskill  street 
fBantom  Sarah,  widow  cook  Shield's  court 


I'lIILAlJl.LPniA    DIRKCTORY.  BAK 

jBannistcr  MatRaret,  widow  32  Lombard 
JBriptist  Flora,  Mis.  23H  Lombard  street 
Banuilt  doclor  Francis,  93  south  Front 
Raraidl  Mrs.  dry  goods  store  93  ;>onili  Front 
tUarbarousc  John  Philip,  waiter  Green's  court 
Har!)aud  J.  J.  A.  jjortrait  })ainter  55  Lombard  street 
Harbazct  Jacob,  cabinetmaker  92  Callowhill 
Birbor  Alexander,  stone  cutter  128  north  Eleventh 
IBarber  Anthony,  sawyer  Shippen'above  7th 
Barber  David,  draymaii  Old  York  road  ab.  Poplar  lane 
Barber  Nathaniel,  carpenter  203  Arch 
Hiirber  Rebecca,  widow  Prime  below  Second 
Barl)er  Tacy,  taSloress  back  80  Penn  street 
f  Barber  Thomas,  swecpmaster  Hazel  allev  ab.  Locust 
Barber  VV'illium  L  shoemaker  307  south  Front 
Barbier  Stenhen  P.  goldsmith  and  jeweller  87  N  6th 
Barclay  Anclw.  C.  mercht.  232  8c  d  h  250  north  Third 
Barclay  A.  C  Sc  John,  merchants  232  north  Third 
Barclay  widow  of  (icorge,  grocer  168  south  Second 
Barclay  James  J.  attorney  at  law,  office  119  Walnut 
Barclay  Jolin,  president  N  Lib.  bank  227  north  Third 
Barclay  John,  jun.  merchant  224  and  230  north  Third 
Barclvy  John  A.  accountant  34  Union 
Barclay  John,  cordwain^"  31  Cox's  alley 
Barclay  Joseph,  mariner  325  south  Second 
Barclay  Rudolph,  stonecutter  Walnut  W.  of  Broad 
Barclay  Samuel,  hatter  323  south  Second 
Barclay  Samuel,  jun.  sea  captain  324  south  Second 
tBarclay  Tobias,  hatter  24  Elizabeth  street         » 
Barcrof  h.  B.  dry  goods  st^re  217  north  Third 
Barcus  Stephen,  labourer  Sch.  Seventh  above  Arch 
Bardcer  Samuel,  innkSjeper  295  N  3d  &  coach  fringe 

manuf.  (."rown  street 
Barford  William,  manner  Galbraith's  court 
Barger  Abel,  paii\ter  &c.  14  Carter's  allev 
Bai  ger  Benjamin,  drayman  Apple  near  George  N  L 
Baiger  Jacob,  coopc;- (itrmantoun  loid  above  Third 
Barger  John,  cedar  cooper  .121  N  Fourth  above  Coates' 
Barger  William,  j)ainter,  ike,  Alder  alley 
Bargei'  William,  rigger  7H  BiuUl 
Bavgh  William,  baker  225  Walnut 

iBa'jona  Elizahelli,  widow  3"'.  Gilles's  alley 
larker  Abram.  mer.  37  S  whai  v  s— d  h   148  S  Front 
Ba>kcr  .\iin,  wid-iw  storekeeper  ISbJ  south  Sec-  nd 
Barkii-  Elizabeth,  back  321  Race  [.srr  hufccr 

Baiker  Hai.ivah,  widow  Car].<cntt  r  (S.)  below  3d 
Baiker  Isuaos  merraanr  137  High 
Bi.rker  Jacob,  carpenter  back  of  15  Pariiim's  alley 
Barker  Jamev  N    mavcr  of  the  city—ottice  Cir\    Hall 

S  W  corner  5  h  and  C!u-sinit— <1  It  Oicsnut  n    11th 
fBarKir  Junes.  miin;.i  r  IJth  above  Locust 
Barker  KarUel,  widow  2  Pii-isant  a\enue 
Barker  Stephen,  labourer  Soh.  7th  above  Arch 
B  2 


BAR  whitely's  annual 

Barley  William,  caulker  124  Queen  (S.) 

Barling  William  E.  caulker  46  German 

Barlow  Arnold,  mariner  2  Swanson 

Barlow  George,  mariner  72  Penn 

Barlow  Joseph,  weaver  83  Budd  street 

Barlow  Philip,  14  south  6th  and  62  Zane 

Barlow  Robert,  weaver  Oak  above  Coates  street 

Barley  George,  shipwright  Marlborough  above  Beach 

Barnaby  Nathan,  wheelwright  Frankf.  road  near  Ottei|- 

Barnacut  William,  tailor  Relief  street 

Barnard  John,  carpenter  St.  Bernard's  ct.  {see  Bernard 

Barnard  Joseph  &  Son,  ploughmakers  High  W.  Sch.  4th 

BarndoUar  Daniel,  back  of  393  north  Second 

BarndoUar  Frederick,  corslet  maker  &c.  10  Taper  alley 

Barnes  Ann,  widow  cor.  Fourth  and  George  N.  L. 

fBarnes  Charles,  labourer  Cedar  near  13th 

Barnes  Daniel,  merchant  26  S  whai'ves 

Barnes  Elizabeth,  milliner  65  Sassafras 

Barnes  Hester,  widow  14  Parham's  alley 

IBarnes  Isaac,  cordwainer  4  Ball  alley 

Barnes  Isaac,  tailor  1 1 1  Vine  "  [see  Barns 

Barnes  James,  pilot  196  south  Front 

Barnes  John,  m.  d.  120  Arch 

Barnes  John  H.  and  N.  Diehl,  notaries  public  and  ship 

brokers  office,  117  south  Second 
Barnes  John  H.  115  soutk  Second— d  h  22  Prune 
Barnes  John,  ladies'  shoemaker  147  south  Second 
Barnes  John,  pilot  501  south  Front 
Barnes  Joseph,  judge  of  the  district  court  of  the  city 

and  county  of  Philadelphia,  122  south  4th 
Barnes  Jos.  &  John,  ladies  shoestore  145  &  147  S  2d 
Barnes  Joseph,  mariner  35  Piime  street  (S^ 
Barnes  Leonard,  domestic  coffee  store  74  CallowhiU 
Barnes  Mary,  widow  teacher  7  Plum 
Barnes  Philip,  boatbuilder  27  Mary  (S) 
Barnes  Samuel,  currier  37  Chesnut~d  h  13  N  4th 
Barnes  Robert,  mate  of  vessel  20  Catharine  street 
Barnes  Robert,  waterman  Hanover  near  Prince  (K) 
Barnes  Thomas,  mariner  Lombard  street  alley 
Barnes  Tiiomas,  esq.  currier  57  C)iesnut—dh  275  N  2d 
Barnes  Thomas  and  R.  T.  curriers  67  Chesnut 
Banies  Wilham,  jun.  flour  store  324  High 
Barnet  Jacob,  victualler  3d  near  Germantown  road 
Barnet  Joseph,  carter  315  south  6th 
Barnett  Sarah  Mrs.  Passyunk  road  n.  corner  Eighth 
Barnett  T.  8c  A.  starch  manuf  Passyunk  road  cor.  8th 
Barnhill  Sarah,  widow  13  north  Third 
Barnholt  Fred.  vict.  237  St.  John— stall  24  N  L  market 
Barnholt  George,  victualler  249  CallowhiU 
Barnholt  George,  jr.  victualler  James  above  Rugan 
Barnholt  John,  laljourer  7  Well's  row  north  Eightli 
Barnhurst  Thos-  &  Jos.  umbrella  furniture  makers  and 

gen.  brass  founders.  Filbert  n.  Broad  Isee  Bringlmrft 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  BAR 

Barnitt  Thos.  Columbian  printing  press  manuf.  &  tur- 
ner in  brass,  iron,  &c.  198  N  Front  &  7  Newmurket 
Barns  James,  coach  trimmer  42  Prime  (S.) 
Barns  Robert,  merchant  42  south  Front 
Baron  Josejjh,  cordwainer  14  north  6th 
Barr  Adam,  Jones's  street  W  Sch.  6th 
Barr  (ieorge,  saddler  Otter  near  Frankford  road 
Barr  John,  mate  Crawford's  court 
Barr  Mary,  Mrs.  36  Budd 
Barr  Samuel,  shoemaker,  19  Prosperous  alley 
Barras  Sarah,  widow  of  John  122  Callowhill 
tBarreno  Andre',  mariner  Crab  below  Cedar 
Barret  George,  labourer  12  Filler's  alley 
Barret  Riley,  cordwainer  Camden,  N.  J. 
Barrett  Elizabeth,  widow  256  Lombard 
Barrett  Louise,  8  Elmslie's  alley 
Barrett  Lydia  H.  gentlewoman  173  south  Eleventh 
Barrett  Riley,  cordwainer  Camden,  N.  J. 
Barrett  Robert,  bricklayer  Castlr  at 
Barrington  Charles,  grocer,  Src.  216  High 
Barrington  Charles,  jun.  merchant  222  south  Fourth 
Barrington  Eleanor,  widow  of  Richard  109  Lombard 
Barrington  Henry,  manuf.  chocolate  206  south  Fourth 

NW  corner  of  (iaskill 
Barrington  Wm.  R.  206  s.  Fourth  N.W.  corner  Gaskill 
Barron  Mary,  widow  of  James  161  Pine 
Barron  Jolui,  carpenter  north  Eighth  below  Buttonwood 
Barry  Ann,  nurse  185  Cexlar 

Barry  Charles,  oysterman  22  North  alley  *v. 

Barry  Edward,  universal  turner  45  Prime  "^ 

Barry  Eliza,  Quince  below  Locust 
Barrv  Jolm,  shoemaker  164  Swanson 
Barrv  John,  smith  south  Fifth  near  Carpenter  st. 
Barry  Jos.  B   &  son,  cabinetmakers  and   upholsterers 
134  south  Second  {^sre  Berry 

Barry  Josejjh,  jun.  cabinetmaker  134  south  Second 
Barrv  Maria,  nurse  4  Sassafras  alley 
Barry  Patiirk,  grocer  186  N  Water  and  191  N  Front 
Barry  Samuel,  planemaker  Kunckel  below  Tammany 
Barry  Samuel,  baker  340  north  Front 
Barrv  Surah,  widow  of  commodore  214Chesnut 
Barry  William,  innkeeper  208  south  Fifth 
Barry  Wiliiam,  tobacconist  285  south  Fourth 
Barthe  Rev.  Lewis,  back  of  17  Wilhng's  alley 
fB;irtholcmy  Wai.  waiter,  back  62  (iaskill 
Bartholomew  Catharine,  widow  106  Wood  ab  Eighth 
Bartholomew  Cliarles.  tobacconist  88  north  Third 
Batholomew  Fred,  tobacconist  100  Wood  above  Eighth 
Bartliolomew  Joseph,  tinsmith  114  north  Eighth 
Bartholomew  Mary,  gentlewoman  Spruce  below  7th 
Bai  tliolomew  Peter,  victualler  48  Old  Shambles 
Bartholomew  Thos.  farmer  south  2d  near  Buck  tavern 
Bartholomew  Thomas,  com.  merchant  157  south  Sixth 
Rartle  George,  turner,  &c.  Queen  n.  Frankford  road 


BEC  whitely's  annual 

Beale  Jacob,  grocer  84  north  Eleventh 

Beale  Joseph,  cabinetmaker  75  Dock — dh  2  Library 

Beale  &  Jamison,  cabinetmakers  75  Dock 

Bealert  Margaret,  widow,  52  Lombard 

Beam  Jacob,  silversmith  301  north  Second 

Beam  Joseph,  victualler  Camden  N  J         • 

Beamer  Margaret,  widow  boarding  ho.  4  Nicholson's  ay. 

Beamer  Samuel,  stove  manuf.  83  noi'th  Seventh 

tBean  Ezekiel  woodsawyev  Baker 

Bean  Jacob,  silversmith  Fifth  above  Buttonwood 

Bean  James  storekeeper  163  north  Second    [see  Bayne 

fBean  Joseph  mariner  Green's  court 

Beai^  Sr.muel.  tailor  163  \iorth  Second 

Be -in  William,  c  .rdwainer  Crab  st. 

Bean  Wilham,  (I'iger  Inn)  121  Vine 

Beans  James,  nii-rnner  126  soutli  Sixth 

B'.'ar  Mrs.  sliopkeeper  Cherry  above  Juniper 

Beard  Catharine,  widow  4  Chc^Miit 

Beard  David,  brickmal:er,  Scii.  Fourth  above  Walnut 

Be-n-d  James,  laboiirer  back  295  south  Third 

Beard  John,  carter  Clynier's  alley  \_see  Biard 

Beard  Ma;tha^Say  street 

Beard  Nicholas,  vict.  36  Charlotte — stall  8  N  L  market 

Beavi  Pf;ipr,  currier  3  Eckfeldt's  court  \ 

Btard  Th<'mas,  segarmaker  45  Cedar 

Be^rd  Wni.  -.  let.  36  Charlotte — stall  63  High  st.  market 

B'^ai  man  H.cniled  hair  &  glue  nianuf.  Filbprt  n.  Sch.6th 

Benrtolcb  Mary,  widow  High  W.  Sob.  Eighth 

Beaseley  Abigail,  widow  21  Christian 

Bersley  Rev.  Fi-ederick,  d.  d.  Provost  of  the  University 

289  Chesnut  [see  Bazely 

tBeadey  Moses,  wairer  191  south  Fourth 
Beasley  William  segarmaker  Taper  alley 
Beatcs  Frederick,  scriveper  94  north  Third 
Beatly  John,  chandler  53  Passyunk  road 
Beaty  Isabella,  washerwoman"  Cypress  alley 
Beaty  John,  paperhanger  167  south  Eleventh 
Beaty  William,  jnariner  Juniper  alley 
Beatty  John,  flour  inspector  Kunckel  above  Noble 
Beatty  Samuel,  baker  89  Cedar 
Beatty  William,  gentleman  308  south  Second 
fBeaujon  Lewis,  barber  159  Swanson 
Beaumont  EfFy,  widow  Frankfort  road  above  Queen 
Beaumont  Jacob,  blacksmith  Cherry  bel.  Sch.  Sixth 
Beauveau  E  &  Co.  dry  goods  store  78  south  Third 
Beaver  Samuel,  carpenter  290  south  Third 
Beaver  Jacob,  labourer  393  north  Third 
Beecherer  Gabriel,  baker  89  Christian 
Bechtel  George,  shoemaker  55  Duke  (N.  L.) 
Bechtel  Jacob,  boot  and  shoe  manuf.  64  south  Second 
Bechtel  John  {^bachelor)  8c  Co.  shoe  warehouse  50  High 
Beck  Daniel  B-  painter  and  glazier,  145  north  Front, 

near  Poplar  lane — d  h  81  Green 
Beck  Elizabeth,  widow  back  207  St.  John 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  BEH 

Heck  Daniel,  23  St.  Tammany 

Bfck.  (icorge,  clerk,  of  Higli  st.  market  215  Lombard 

Bick  Henry  A.  druggist,  occ.  248  north  Front 

Bcck  Henry,  combinaker  north  Eiglitli  n.  Buttonwood 

Berk  Henry,  exchange  broker  &  com.  merch't  63  N3d 

Beck  Isaiali,  carpenter  147  St.  John 

tBeck  Ignatius,  dealer  under  219  south  Second 

Beck  John,  painter,  &c.  near  11  Tammany 

Bei  k  Jacob,  sen.  accountant  15  Tammany 

Berk  Jacob,  jun.  carpenter  22  Tarrrmany 

Beck  John,  eiocer  34  Passyurk 

Beck  John,  lite  grocer  Germantown  road  ah.  first  gate 

Beck  Margaret,  widow,  north  Eighth  near  Buttonwood 

Beck  Paul,  merchant  11  south  Water — d  h  315  High 

Beck  Peter,  late  draper  486  voiuh  Second 

Beck  Peter,  shoemaker  63  Penn 

Beck  Valentine,  shoemaker,  back  2  Oak 

Beck  W. C ?cS. M  Stewart, stationers8c manufacnajier 

hangings  &  jilaying  cards  SW  cor.  Walnut  and  Third 
Beck  \Vm.  C  stationer.  &c.  77  south  Sixth 
Beckel  Godfrey,  accountant  87  north  Second 
Beckenback  Benjamin,  malster  back  408  north  Third 
Beckenback  Jacob,  carpenter  back  12  Kunckel 
Beckenback  Jacob,  shoemaker  85  Green 
Becker  Christian,  piano  forte  maker  203  north  Fourth 
Becker  Francis,  accountant  and  interpreter  of  foreign 

languages  28  north  Third 
Becket  Arcliibald,  tailor  Cooper's  ferry  ab.  Camden  N.J. 
Beckliorn  Garret,  tavernkceper  62  Shippen 
Beckman  Daniel,  shoemaker  back  15  Charlotte 
Beckman  Susannah,  15  Wagner's  alley 
fBeckus  Lewis,  hairdresser  185  Spruce 
Beilell  Joiiri,  shoemaker  16  Browne  (N.  L.) 
Bedford  Ann,  teacher  C-rown  above  Callowhill 
Bedford  Isaac,  accountant  Crown  above  Callowhill 
Bedford  John,  boot  and  slioe  manufacturer  296  High 
Bedford  Joseph,  printer  70  north  Eighth 
Bedford  Thos.  jr.  dry  goods  store,  S7  north  Second 
Bedford  Thomas,  Crown  abore  Callowhill 
Bedford  Thomas,  painter,  &c.  Kunckel  above  Tammany 

i Bedford  William,  carter  south  F-ighth  near  Cedar 
edinger  Heniy,  cordwainer  back  190  Lombard 
Bedkins  Mahlon,  oysterman  16  south  Sixth 
Bedlock  William  J.  teacher  near  49  Crown 
Bed  well  Thos.  aj)othecary  and  druggist  250  north  Third 
^cebe  Lewis,  pniiter  Quince  above  Spruce 
^eer  John,  carpenter  Hose  alley  above  Coates 
Beers  Robert,  carter  Lombard  below  Twelfth 
Beers  Ann,  13  Carter's  alley 
Beesley  William,  sugarmaker  Taper  alley 
Bcgley  Tlmnuis,  cordwainer,  116  German 
Behiicke  Joiin  C  tavernkeeper  24  Swanson 
Belionin  Charles,  labourer  26  Burd's  court 


BEN  whitely's  annual 

Beidelman  Catharine,  widow  Queen  below  Wood  (K.) 
Beidelman  Elizabeth,  widow  Warren  neat  Beach 
Beidelnnan  Henry,  fisherman  Queen  near  Bishop 
Beidelman  Jacob,  boarding  house  108  Race 
Beidelman  Jacob,  fisherman  Queen  above  Wood 
Beidelman  John,  fisherman  corner  Beach  and  Bishop 
Belair  Lewis  D.  foreign  bookseller  SW  corner  Sixth  and 

Chesnut— d  h  8  Wood 
Beldon  Hosea  W-  accountant  64  Vine 
Belford  John,  shipwright  33  Christian 
Be  It.  Augustus,  merchant  237  Spruce 
Br'knap  Stephen,  jeweller  4  Quarry 
B.  .1  Amos,  cordwrtiner  vVlban  near  Lombard 
B>.  '-'■  Chai  les,  liqjuor  merchant  442  north  Second 
fBf'i  Cvbele,  widow  back  30  Christian 
Btii  RU'zabeth,  widow  122  New 
Bell  Cieorge,  priiiter  44  Queen  (S.) 
Bell  Ham. ah,  5  Mark's  lane 

Bell  Henry ,  lumb.  mer.  yard  9th  ab  Race — d  h  145  n  9th 
Bell  J  dcob,  labourer  Hansen's  court 
Bell  James,  ladies'  shoemaker  40  Christian 
Bell  James,  mate  of  vessel  Sink's  court 
Bell  Janscs  &  John,  di-^tillers  230  Cedar 
Beii  John,  grocer  SW  corner  German  and  Third 
Bell  John,  sawyer  167  south  Sixth 
Bell  Mary,  widow  Christian  below  Sixth 
Bell  &  Mitchell,  whip  mnnufactory  77  St.  John 
Bell  Peter,  sea  captain  9  Powell 

BfcU  Robert  R.  printer  Christian  above  Passyunk  road 
Bill  Samuel,  commission  merchant  309  Walnut 
Bell  Samuel,  grocer  and  drover  230  and  236  Cedar 
tBell  SaTnuel,  waiter  Lyndall's  court 
Bell  William,  whipmaker  116  St.  John 
Bell  William,  merchant,  105  south  Fourth 
Bell  William,  (Green  Tree  inn)  Hamilton  Tillage 
Bell  William,  stoue  cutter  266  Lombard 
Bell  Wm  J.  &  Co.  stock  and  exchange  brokers  35  Dock 
Bel!  WiUiam,  jun.  stock  Sec  brok.  35  Dock — d  h  93  Pine 
Bellaneee  Isaac,  bricklayer  13  Wood 
Bellanger  Isaac,  waterman,  107  Christian 
Bellew  James,  labourer  back  216  south  Sixth 
Beliir.g  Andrew,  combmaker  542  n  Third  [see  Billingf: 
fBellize  John,  stevedore  Fuller's  alley 
Bellows  Hester,  widow  of  capt.  D  117  north  Second 
Belot  Arno,  merchant  72  Christian 
Belrose  John,  paperhanger  315  south  Second 
Belsterling  Mary,  widow  484  north  Third 
Belton  major  Francis  S.  assist,  inspect,  gen.  U  S  army, 

29  south  Seventh 
Beltzner  Catharine,  shopkeeper  72  Dock 
Benckert  Geo  F  morocco  dresser  1  Knox's  court 
Bendel  Israel  W.  pumpmaker  12  Maria  ab.  Fourth  NL 
Bender  Charles,  cordwainer  154  St  John 


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Bender  Chiisiopher,  tobacconist  Ger.  road  above  2d 

Bender  Elizabeth,  widow  Prince  nt.ir  Palmer 

Beiulcr  Eliza,  widow  boarding  hous*-  21  Strawberry  St. 

Bender  Jacob,  combmaker  Cherry  above  Thirteenth 

Bender  John,  shoemaker  14  Green  [.v<f(r  Binder 

Bender  Mary,  widow  Queen  near  Wood 

Bender  Mi-3.  widow  boarding  house  3C4  High 

Benedict  John,  ladies  shoemaker  149  Cherry 

Bcnter  J.  C.  tailor  35:1  north  Front 

f  Benjamin  Joseph,  labourer  130  Plum  street         • 

Benjamin  Taft,  teacher  456  Race 

Benjamin  vVoll",  cordial  distiller  167  Cedar 

j  Henn  Thomas,  mariner  back  444  south  Front 

nenner  Ann  &  Hannah, grocers  b.  Frankf.  r.  a.  Queen 

Bcnner  Charles,  cooper  6  north  Tentli — d  h  327  Arch 

Benner  Elizabeth,  widow  Lombard  above  Twelfth 

Bcnner  Elizabeth,  Mrs  99  Queen  (S) 

Benner  George,  baker  Frankford  i*.  near  Queen  street 

Benner  Henry,  drayman  196  Cherry 

Benner  Henr>',  brickmaker  Spruce  above  13th 

Benner  Henr>',  constable  11  Beaver 

Benner  Isaac,  toll  collector  at  1st  gate  Ger.  road 

Benner  Jacob,  carter  20  Green 

Benner  Jacob  I.  brickmaker  164  Lombard 

Benner  Jacob,  Jun.  saddler  187  north  Third 

Benner  Jacob,  sen.  weaver  189  north  Third 

Benner  John,  tailor  31  Berk's  alhjy 

Benner  John,  chemist  48  south  Eighth 

Benner  John,  baker  300  north  Front 

Benner  Mar>-,  widow  17  Budd 

Bonner  Matthias,  brickmaker  Spruce  above  13th 

Benner  Peter,  oak  cooper  365  nortli  Second 

Benner  Peter,  brickmaker  Spruce  above  Thirteenth 

Bcnner  P.  &  M.  brickmak.  kilns  cor.  Walnut  &  Sch.  6th 

Benner  Whitcman,  siheiplater  23  Duke  N  L 

[Benner ,  sawyer  St.  John  above  Poplar  lane 

Benners  (ieoige,  merchant  106  St.  John 
Benners  Margaret,  widow  57  New  street 
Bcnnel  Abel,  fisherman  Queen  above  Palmer 
Btnnet  Anna,  Mrs.  9  Nernon  street 
Bennet  Ann  Miss,  Pryor's  alley 
Bennct  Ann,  Mrs.  Siiik's  court 

Bennet  Catharine,  widow  Marlborough  near  Bedford 
Bninct  Christopher,  mariner  13  Pratt's  court 
Bennet  Isaac,  labourer  Prime  above  2d  (S) 
Bennet  Jacob,  fancy  store  78  Arch 
fBcnnet  James,  coachman  James's  alley 
Bennet  Joel  B.  printer  1 1  Quariy  street 
Bennet  John,  late  marble  "cutter' 63  Filbert 
Bennet  John,  coast  captain  36  Meade  alley 
Bennet  John,  confectioner  57  south  Front 
Bennet  Julia,  mantuamaker  8cc.  172  south  5th 
Bennet  Lewis,  mariner  Beach  near  Maiden 
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Beimet  Louisa,  6  south  Fourth 
Bennet  Martha,  widow  SE  cor.  Shippen  8c  George 
Bennet  Martha,  widow  6  Vernon  sti-eet 
Bennet  Maria,  dealer  7  Jones's  alley 
Bennet  Mary,  widow  of  Jacob  105  Christian 
Bennet  Nathaniel,  carpenter  Rose  alley  above  Coates 
Bennet  Nicholas,  carter  Wood  near  6th 
Bennet  Reuben,  ironmonger  274  south  7th 
f  Bennet  Richard,  9G  Lombard  street 
Bennett  Thomas,  painter  &c.  105  Christian 
Bennett  Titus,  bookseller  &c.  37  High 
Bennett  8c  Walton,  booksellers  See.  37  High 
fBennet  Wm.  sweepmaster  St.  Mary  street 
Bennet  W.  W.  storekeeper  6  south  Fourth 
Bennett  John,  shipcaipenter  Beach  near  W^arrea 
Benniker  Geo  ge  H.  Welshtown 
Benninghove  Catharine,  2  Prune 
Benningho\e  John,  tobacconist  160  north  Third 
Benninghove  Elizabeth,  widow  4  Church  alley 
Benninghove  &  Nassau,  tobacconists  77  High 
Benning  Jane,  widow  6  Frazier's  coui't 
Ben.sadon  Jacob,  rev.  trader  back  Hebrew  synagogue 
Bensley  Clement,  teacher  150  south  6th 
.  Benson  Alexander,  merchant  242  High      {^see  Bentzon 
Benson  Catharine,  Green's  court 
fBenson  Daniel,  bootcleaner  96'GaskiU 
Benson  Richard  8c  Son,  dry  goods  and  carpet  wai-ehouse 

242  High 
Benson  Jane,  widow  boarding  house  151  Chesnut 
IBenson  Juba,  sawyer  St.  John  above  Poplar  lane 
BensoTi  Paul,  morocco  finisher  Boshhill 
Bent  William,  enginernaker  35  Zane 
Bentley  Christian,  segarmaker  N  4th  n.  Poplar  lane 
BentJey  David  8c  John,  coppersmitlis  112  N  4th 
Benton  John,  carpenter  and  grocer  SE  corner  Ninth  and 

Lombard 
Bentzon  Peter,  jeweller  19  north  Third        [see  Benson 
Beresford  Robert  H.  printer  20  George    {see  Brelsford 
Berg  Henry,  tailor  2  Sassafras  alley 
Bergasse  Cadet,  merchant  42  Union 
Berger  Elizabeth,  teacher  Hause's  court  | 

Berger  Jonathan,  (Black  Horse  inn)  226  north  Second  | 
Bergameyer  r)aniel,  cordwainer  108  north  7th  s 

Berkenback  Benj.  labourer  N  4th  near  Browne 
Berkenbaugh  Jacob,  carpenter  Kunckel  below  Greeii 
Bernadou  J.  B.  merchant  221  High— d  h  172  south  4th 
Bernanosse  Claudius,  teacher  47  Wood 
Bernard  John,  late  newscarrier  Ger.  road  below  2d 
Bernard  v.-idow  of  John,  94  north  Water  and  97  north 
YvovX  [-^^^  Barnard 

fBernet  John,  shoemaker  201  Cedar 
Bernhardt  Lewis  E.  professor  of  music  22  Sar.som 
Berrett  Lvdia,  widow  173  south  11th 


rmLADIiLl'IIIA   DIRF.CTORY.  BKV 

ikrrctt  Wm.  sign  :uu\  ornamental  painter  9  Chwty 

[.see  Barred 
Ik-nian  Janics,  late  constable  Lyndal's  court 
Birrricn  M^"s.  !)o;irding  house  47  south  Eigluh 
Bi-riieti  \\  in.  tanner  and  currier  41  Prime  street  (S) 
f Rerrington  Archibald,  bootcleaner  Clever  alley 
Herrv  Anthony,  manner  7  Slejjhens'  court 
Berry  Charles',  oyst^  rman  20  North  alley 
Berry  Cluirles,  tanner  and  currier  back  393  south  2d 
IBerry  Charles,  labourer  249  Spruce 
Hcrrv  Edward,  boardnicj  luiusc  94  Swanson 
Berrv  Henry,  farmer  2i[  below  Greenwich 
IBerry  James,  coach n>an  T.^jfle  court 
Berry  Joseph,  sea  captain  366  south  Front 
tBrr'ry  Maria,  widow  35  Currant  alky 
jBcrry  Moses,  labourer  Harper's  alley  (P.  T.) 
BcrryOliver,  boot  and  shoe  •m  niuf.  36  Mulberry 
Btrrv  Peter  L.  carpenter  78  srAith  Fitth 

>+Brrry  Richard,  sawyer  17  Mary's  alley 
Bert  V  Richard,  stevedore  83  Penn 
Berry  Samuel,  carter  Ser-aid  abo\  e  Ger.  road 
jBerry  Sanuicl,  waiter  253  Spruce 
jBcrry  Severn,  waterman  C'aerry  n.  West  K. 
Berry  man  Joseph,  bricklayer  245  C  lilov.liill  ab.  dentil 
Berryman  Richard,  shipvvrigin  31  Mary  (S) 
Bci-bch  Henry,  baker  cor.  Siiippeii  &  Passyunk  road 
Bersoon  John,  labourer  Butcot.wcod  above  5th 
Bertron  David,  m.  d  328  north  Second 
Besse  John  Baptist,  30  Elfreth's  alley 

j  Bcsselicvre  Francis  P.  accountant  Fitzwalter  ab.  6th 
Besson  L.  &  son,  fancy  dry  goods  store  52  south  2d 
Bcsson  Lewis,  fancy  storekeeper  52  south  2d 
Best  George,  tailor  80  Spruce 

1  Bf*si  John,  sliotmakcr  Morgan's  court 
fBest  Moses,  gimsmith  16  Gaskill  street 

j  Beswlck  James,  hack  driver  back  123  Plum 
Betes  John,  weaver  Cadwalader  st.  near  Pitt 
Betliam  Ann,  layer  out  of  the  dead  (ireen's  court 
Bethausen  Christopher,  M.  d.  7  soilth  Front  8c  49  Green 
Bethell  John,  mariner  Germ,  road  near  Rose 
Bethell  Josliua,  shoemaker  Frankford  road  bel.  Queen 
lietterton  Wm.  cor.  Moyamensing  road  .and  Wharton 
Bettinger  Michael,  tanner  Ger.  road  near  2d 
Bcttle  Samuel,  cloth  merchant  14  south  3d 

[fiee  Beetle  and  Biddle 
Iktridge  Lucy,  soutli  5lh  near  Carpenter 
Bctts  \\'m.  hatter  44  Plum 

Rctzel  Herman,  tailor  W.  end  Upper  Ferry  bridge 
B.  vail  John,  ShijjpL-n  near  Clifton 
R.  van  Henry,  coopei-  Lyndall's  allev' 
l>v\  an  John,  nainter  &c.  253  south  Front 
B«.»  an  John,  labourer  (irissell's  alley 
Bevan  Matt.  L.  mer.  :i5  South  whafvca — d  h  192  Arch 


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Bevan  Philip,  N.  labourer  Mark's  lane 
Bevan  and  Porter,  merchants  35  South  wharves 
tBevans  Sarah,  widow  Bonsall  below  10th 
Beverly  Thomas,  mariner  33  Elizabeth 
Beveridge  Mrs.  widow  Mantua  village 
Beverlin  Mrs.  of  James,  drayman  219  Callowhill 
Bewley  Catharine,  widow  Wright's  alley 
Bewley  Hannah,  widow  280  north  2d 
Bewly  Isaac,  letter  carrier  130  Vine 
Bewley  James  P,  accountant  280  north  2d 

\_see  Boley  and  Boula 
Beylard  John,  jr.  merchant  120  Walnut 
Beylle  Joseph,  wine  mercht.'  63  S  2d — d  h  184  Spruce 
Beylle  Josepl>  and  Co.  wine  merchants  63  south  2d 
Bible  Ehzabeth,  widow  tailoress  257  south  Third 
Bickerton  Benjamin,  cooper  317  north  Third 
Bickerton  Elizabeth,  widow  Shakamaxon  near  Queep 
Bickerton  Fanny,  Mrs.  11  Lombard 
Bickei-ton  Mary,  widow  nurse  25  Parham's  alley 
Bickerton  Thomas,  o?ik  cooper  45  Christian 
Bickham  and  Wade,  dry  goods  store  245^  south  2d 
Bickham  Savab,  widow  254  soutli  Front 
Bicking  John,  printer  452  N  3d — office  Arch  ab.  2d 
Bickley  David,  grocer  SE  cor.  Front  and  Callowhill 
Bickley  D;iniel,  lumber  merchant  30  Callowhill 
Bicklev  Jacob,  lumber  merchant  Oak  N  L  near  Higk 
bridge— d  h  30  Callowhill 

[see  Buckley,  Beckley,  and  Bigley 
Bickley  Mary,  widow  77  New  sti-eet 
Bicknell  Charles,  carpenter  Fifth  below  Button  wood 
Bicknell  George  A.  mercht.  230  High— d  h  309  Arch 
Bicknell  and  Jackson,  dom.  warehouse  230  High  cor.  7th 
Bidaiix  Charles,  grocer  Old  York  road  above  Fifth 
Biddle  Clement  C.  notary  pubhc  41  Dock,  d  h  303  Spruce 
Biddle  Charles,  jun.  merchant  27  Branch 
Biddle  Charles,  gentleman  310  Chesnut 
Biddle,  widow  of  Clement  67  Spruce 
Biddle  Clem.sngar  retin.27  Church  ay. — d  h  36  Filbert 
Biddle  Dan.  mariner  Federal  bel.  2d  [see  Bettle  isf  Bedelt 
Biddle  James  C.  attorney  at  law  58  Walnut 
Biddle  John  E.  tailor  145  south  Fifth 
Biddle  John  G.  broker— 26  Walnut— d  h  67  Sruce 
Biddle  M.  and  C  Canby,  sugar  refiners  27  Church  ay, 
Biddle  Lydia,  dry  goods  store  52  south  Fourth 
Biddle  Nicholas,  attorney  at  law  210  Chesnut 
Biddle  Rebecca,  widow  204  Lombard  street 
Biddle  Samuel,  druggist,  8cc.  142  High 
Biddle  Thomas  &  John  G.  stock  brokers  8cc.  26  and  d  h 

41  Walnut 
Biddle  Wm.  S.  counsellor  at  law  112  Walnut— d  h  310 

Chesnut 
Bigelow,  Mrs.  widow  Camden  N.  J. 
Bigelow  Thomas,  attorney  at  law  104  Walnut 


PIIILADELPIIIA   DIRECTORV.  BIR 

Bigg.inl  John,  oystcrman  11  Green  and  473  south  2(1, 

Biggiud  James,  shocniaker  back  210  St.  John 

tBiggs  Henry,  porter  135  Plum  [fice  Ifoggs 

Biggs  Jeremiah,  accountant  N  4th  above  Browne 

Biggs  Thos.  mathl.  instrument  maker  66  south  Front 

Bigley  John,  hibourer  Perry  below  Pine 

Big'.ey  &  Sweeny,  grocers  ISVV  cr)r.  Crab  and  Shipjjen 

Biglov.'  'I'liomas,  carpenter  Rogers*  court 

Bigncll  Mrs.  Ann,  sem.  for  young  ladies  198  Race 

Bigonet  Jacol),  druggist  158  Lombard 

Biles  Nathaniel,  millwright,  cor.  Maiden  anct  Front 

Ihlcs  Samuel,  tavern  keeper  (black  horse)  Fl'ankfordr. 

Billings  Isaac,  auctioneer  383  Race 

Billings  John,  teacher  319  south  Front  [sfe  Belting 

Billington  (k-orge,  attornev  at  law,  5  south  Sixth 

Bills  John,  shipwright  8  Federal 

Bills  William,  sen.  shipwright  8  Federal  near  Front 

Bills  William,  jun.  shipwright  26  Federal 

Bilson  John,  cabinet  maker"i  south  Fifth  below  Cedar 

{•Binder  Joshua,  labourer  Bonsall 

Binder  widow  of  Jacob,  inkeeper  Queen  near  Wood 

Binder  William,  hatter  286  north  Front     ' 

Binder  William,  jun.  hatter  37o  N.  Front    {see  Bender 

Bingham  Ringham,  engineer  Juniper  above  Race 

Bingham  Robert,  trunkmakerS  W  cor.  Centre  squai'e 

Binneau  Theodore,  silversmith  5  Willow  court 

Binney  Horace,  counsellor  at  law, office  81  ikdh  79S.  4th 

Binns  Benjamin  P.  70Chesnut— dh  185  Lombard 

Bmns  John,   editor  and  publisher  of  the  Democratic 

Press,  70  Chesnut  [^see  Bines 

Binny  John,  typefounder  N  W  corner  Cedar  and  Ninth 
Bioren  Benjamin,  86  Chesnut — dh  154  Pine 
Biorcn  John,  printers  bookseller  88  Chesnut  [see Byroji 
Bioret  Chas.cabinet  makerN  W  cor  Lombard  and  Third 
Birch  Francis,  tailor,  &c  2  Quarry 
Birch  Thomas,  landscape  painter '6  Prune 
Birch  Thonuxs,  gardner  cor.  Race  and  Sch.  Second 
Birckett  John,  hatter.  11  Sassafras  alley 
Biickheid  Levin,  coiuchmaker  370  High— d  h  6  S.  12th 
Birckhead  P.  E.  Ill  south  Fourth  [.vr<*  Burk/uird 

Bnd  Barnabas,  laijourer  Callowhill  near  CJarden 
Bird  Catharine,  Mrs   34  Cierinan 
Bird  Charles  &  Co.  hardware  merchants  98  High 
Bird  capt.  George,  agent  for  N.  York  packets,  17  South 

whai-ves— d  h  388  north  Second 
fBird  James,  cordwainer  139  Pine 

Bird  John  G.  confectioner  51  B.idd  isn-  Burd  and  Baird 
Bml  Joseph,   treasurer  of  ti.e    connt\   of  PliiladelphLl, 

uftice  west  wing  ot  the  State-house,  ui)  stairs 
Bird  Matthias,  carter  Callowhill  above  Garden 
Bird  Nathan,  carter  Callowhill  above  Garden 
Huk  Henrv,  Oak  above  Noble 
Birkhead  E.  coachoiuker  6  south  Twelfth 
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Birnie  William,  accountant  Twelfth  below  Locust 

Birmingham  Jolm,  accountant  373  north  Third 

Birmbanm  John  H.  bottler  78  New 

Bisbing  Andrew,  labourer  Pleasant  n,  Charles  (K.) 

Bisbhig  George  oak  cooper  200  north  Fifth 

Bisbee  Ascph,  cordwainer  Poplar  lane  near  Third 

Bibby  Mary,  tailoress  10  German 

Bish  George,  oak  cooper  31  German 

Bishop  Benjamin,  cabmetmaker  167  Coates 

Bishop  Garret,  teacher  Germantown  r.  bel.  the  1st  gate 

Bishop  Hijah,  gardener  Moyamensing  r.  bel  Greenwich 

Bishop  Margaret,  widow  1  Harmony  court 

Bishop  Mary,  widow  Pine  below  Twelfth 

Bishop  Nathaniel^  labourer  Warren  (C.) 

Bishop  Richard,  importer  of  hosiery  36  south  Fi'ont — dh 

Vine  above  1  enth 
Bishop  William,  carpenter  58  Moyamensing  road 
Bispham  Daniel,  tailor  Point  road  above  Frankford  r 
Bispham  Joshua  V.  hatter  back  of  CO  Dock 
Bispham  J.  jun.  127  Arch 
Bispham  Mrs.  widow  of  John,  Anne  (V.) 
Bispham  widow  of  Stacy  B.  merchant  112  Arch 
Bissell  Lxtitia,  widow  520  south  Front 
Biter  George,  weaver  57  Garden 
Bits  John,  weaver  Third  near  Germantown  road 
Bitting  George, Joiner,  &c.  8  Fayette 
Bittoii  Robert,  Eighth  above  Callowhill 
Black  Alexander,  grocer  S  W  cor.  Sixth  and  Shippen 
Black  Ann,  dyer  and  scourer  back  380  south  Second 
Black  Ann,  widow  147  south  Tenth 
Black  Charles,  mariner  310  south  Seventh 
|Black  Cyrus,  shoeblack  84  Gaskill 
Black  Dorcas,  widow  Wiley's  court 
tBlack  Ebenezer,  chimney  sweeper  14  EUzabeth 
Black  Funtian,  deputy  keeper  of  the  prison,  225  Chei'ry 
Black  George,  shipwright  15  Federal  near  Front 
Black  Isaac  C.  grocer  and  innkeeper  22  Passyunk  r. 
Black  James,  goldsmith  andjeweller  123  Chesnut 
Black  James,  plasterer,  86  Cedar 
Black  James,  chandler  108  Plum 
Black  Jesse,  porter.  Eagle  court 
Black  John,  sea  captain,  49  George 
fBlack  John,  waiter  Eagle  court 
Black  John  Y.  blacking  manuf.  10  Juniper  lane 
Black  Joseph,  watchman.  Church  st.  (S.) 
Black  Matthew,  cordwainer  91  Cedar 

) Black  Matthew,  brassfonnder  22  Elizabeth 
Black  Raynor,  widow  206  Coates 
Black  Robert  mariner  84  Gaskill 
tBlack  Ruth  shopkeeper  137  Cherry 
Black  Samuel,  tallow  chandler  209  Cedar 
Black  Thomas,  grocery  and  tavern  93  Shippen 
Black  Thomas,  blacksmith  12  north  Tenth 


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tBlack  Thomas,  hatter  4  Fries's  court 

Black  Wm.  jr.  nierchaiit  18  N.  Front— d  h  126  S.  Front 

Blackburn  Mary,  widow  44  N.  Seventh 

Blacksom  Louisa  Mrs.  569  soutli  Front 

tBhickston  Catharine,  widow  Catharine  above  Third 

Blackston  John,  tanntr  8c  ciir.  218  S.  4th — d  h  151  Cedar 

Black^ton  capt.  Thomas,  81  Water 

Blackford  Josepli,  bricklayer  Bonsall  St. 

Blackman  David,  shingledre.sser  Oak  above  Coates 

Blackman  Enoch,  grocer  cur  Oak  and  Noble  (N  L) 

Blackwell  Robert,  d.  d.  50  Fine 

Blackwowl  Atcheson,  grocer  cor.  Pine  and  Perry 

Bladen  Wm.  T.  buiscuit  baker  165  north  Water 

Blain,  widow  ot  Cliarles,  100  Filbert 

Blaier  Jas.  superintendant  of  looms  N.  Third  n.  Germ,  r, 

Blair  Hugh,  superintendant  cotton  weaving  manufactory 

Germantown  road  below  Third 
Blair  Hannah,  widow  228  Pine 
Blair  John,  blacksmith  306  south  Front 
Blair  William,  boot  manufacturer  49  south  Third 
fBlair  William,  labourer  Crown  above  Prince 
JBlaise  John,  hairdresser  150  south  Eighth 

Blake  Aljraham,  carter  34  Blackberry  alley 

Blake  David,  Ijootcleaner  246  Lombard 

lake  George  E  music  store  and  library  13  south  Fifth 
tBlake  James,  mariner  12  Small 

fBlake  Josepli,  labourer  Bonsall  [sff  Black 

Blake  Josepli,  carter  Saunders'  ct. 
tBlake  Mitchell,  mariner  Twelfth  above  Locust 
JBlakf  Sarah,  widow  Twelfth  above  Locust 
Blake  Timothy,  librarian  166  south  Third 
Blake  William  V.  carpenter  Noble  above  Old  York  r. 
Blakely  Michael,  manner  Duncan's  court 
Blakie  George,  merchant  100  north  Front 
Blame  Josepli,  clerk  of  High  st.  market  5  north  Fifth 
Blanc  Victor,  coppersmith  260  north  2d 
Blanchard  Margaret,  widow  81  Vine 
Blancliard  Isaac  W.  accountant  cor.  Noble  &  Kunckle 
BiHiichard  John,  ship  carpenter  Hanover  near  Green 
Bhiiichard  Samuel,  tavern  &  boarding  house  5  south  7th 
Blanchard  William,  printer  Noble  bel.  Kunckel 
Blanck  John,  cooper  277  north  Front 
BUuickenburg  Christiana,  sliopkeepcr  3  Lemon  st 
Blaney  Henrietta,  widow  of  Doctor  187i  south  2d. 
Blaiiey  Jolin,  biscuitbaker  58  Penn 

Blanty  Sarah,  widow  Joint  alley 

Blanford  George,  blacksmitli  back  251  Race 
fBliUiford  Joiin,  smitli  Dean's  alley 

Blanford  Samuel,  l)lacksmith  back  124  N.  Fifth 

Blank  William,  coppersmitii  Oak  below  Coates 

Bhitikev  Susan,  widow  Sch.  Eighth  near  Vine 

Blatchford  Stephen,  137  Race 

Blee  Samuel,  brickmaker  corner  George  and  Sch.  8th 


BOT  whitely's  annual 

Boon  Samuel  ]\f.  lastmaker  cor.  Cedar  and  Third 
Boone  Jeremiah  merchant  and  salt  provisioncr  90  south 

wharves — d  h  163  Pine 
Booes  Susan,  washerwoman  Weaver's  alley 
Bootes  Peregrine,  accountant  20  Duke 
Booth  Ann,  widow  180  Vine 
fBooth  Joseph,  mariner  23  Crab 
Booth  John,  tailor  82  Cedar 
Booth  Michael,  tallow  chandler  back  324  Race 
Booth  Thomas,  umbrellamaker  185  north  Eighth 
Booth  William,  mariner  27  Currant  alley- 
Booth  William,  coachmaker  115  Browne 
Bodzer  widow  of  Adam,  Spruce  above  Thirteenth 
Boreaff  Catharine,  vict.  cor.  Cherry  and  Thirteenth 
Boreaff  Henry,  victualler  85  Garden 
Boreaff  Valentine  victualler  Filbert  below  Thirteenth 
Borden  Francis,  bricklayer  13th  bel.  George  [see  Burden 
Borden  Joseph,  cordwainer  10  Rihl's  court 
fBorden  Richai'd,  porter  Prosperous  alley 
Borhek  John,  confectioner  75  south  Third 
Borie  John  J.  sen,  merchant  5  Minoi- — dh  11  N.  Eighth 
Borie  John  J.  jr.  merchant  5  Minoi- — d  h  11  N.  Eighth 
Borie  Simcn,  paperstainer  165  Cedar 
Boring  Thomas,  drygoods  store  114  north  Third 
Borrekens  H.  P.  merchant  J51  Chesnut— d  h  142  S.  l6tlr 
Borman  Amos,  caulker  119Swanson 
Bormann  Jno.  sen,  vict.  197  Callowhill,  stall  3  N.  market 
Bormann  John,  jr.  vict.  158  St.  John,  stall  26  High 
Bormgard  Godfrey,  baker  9  Callowhill 
Borton  Mary,  boardinghouse  28  Arch 
Bortree  William,  gunsmith  back  of  433  north  Third 
Bose  Conrad,  sen.  labourer  Buttonwood  above  Charles 
Bose  Coprad,  jr.  labourei-  Buttonwood  above  Charles 
Bosliart  Catharine,  sievemaker  back  of  110  N.  Eighth 
Boshart  John,  cedar  cooper  42  Old  York  road 
Boss  Fred.  38  Appletree  alley  \_see  Bass  and  Boze. 

|Boss  Jacob,  fiddler  St.  Mary  above  Seventh 
Boss  William,  brush  maker  back  of  30  EUreth's  alley 
Bossert  George  mealstore  126  Race 
Bossert  Andi-ew,  Seven  star  tavern  NE  cor.  Race  &  4th 
Bossier  Joseph,  brass  founder  Washington  near  Sch. 
Bost  widow  of.  Jacob,  cor.  Christian  and  Seventh 
Bost  widow  of  Michael,  259  Cathai'ine 
tBostick  Maria,  widow  Green's  court 
jBoston  Elizabeth,  widow  Bradford's  alley 
tBoston  Elizabeth,  29  Blackberry  alley 
Boston  George,  farmer  Second  below  Back  road 
Boston  John,  carter  Harper's  alley,  P.  T.  ab.  Pop.  lane 
Boswell  George,  tin  plate  worker  43  High  and  341  n.  2d 
Bo'-.well  Samuel,  printer  5  Sassafras  alley 
Boswell  widow  of  William,  back  of  12  N.  Fi-ont 
Both  well  John,  carter  408  N.  Fourth  above  Coates 
Botsford  Alvey,  stonecutter  Scott's  alley  back  383  High 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRF.CTOUV.  BOW 

Bottomly  John,  trader  Lugar's  row 

Bottomlv  Thomas  cai-petweavcr  82  soifth  Water 

Bottomly ,  dealer  Palmer  near  Piniicc 

Bottomore  Richard,  oysterman  &  beerliouse  220  S.  4tii 

Boucher  (ieorge,  manner  Sink's-  court 

Bouchct  Jost'iJh,  cutler  Passyunk  road  below  Christian 

Bouchet  Joseph,  cutler  69  south  Fifth 

Bourcherlte  John,  gunsmith  31  Franklin  st 

Boulu  widow  of  Peter,  120  north  Ninth 

Boulter  Benjamin,  tailor  Ann  west  of  Sch.  Eighth 

Boulter  widow  of  Benjamin,  Cherry  cor.  of  Sch.  Eighth 

Bourgeois  Peter,  shipwright  64  Coates 

Bourtc  Hugh,  shipsmith  172  &  74  Swanson 

Bourn  S.  H.  teacher  1  Ann  st. 

Bourselet  Mrs.  B.  8c  Co.  feather  store  32  S.  Second 

tBouser  Jeremiah,  oystennan  209  north  Fourth 

Bousquet  &  Dutilh,  merchants  30  Walnut 

Bousquet  Frederick,  sea  captain  30  Walnut 

Bousquett  Peter,  30  Walnut 

Bouvier  P.  vict.  60  Moyamensing  r.  stall  24  New  market 

Bouvard  William,  carpenter  3  Juniper  lane 

Boweker  Henry,  cordwainer  452  Race 

fBowen  Clarissa,  widow  255  Spruce 

Bowen  Elijah,  sexton  of  Christ  church  3  Chancer}' Line 

Bowen  Ezra,  sea  captain  226  soulJi  Fifth 

Bowen  Henry,  tanner  12  Hinckel's  court 

Bowen  Henry,  caulker  Marlborough  above  Beach 

Bowen  John,  gentleman  338  Arch 

Bowen  John,  oak  cooper  back  7  Elfreth's  alley 

tBowen  Joseph,  porter  back  20  Appktree  alley 

Bowen  Joseph  E.  tailor  347  north  Front 

Bowen  J.  B.  librarian  of  Piiilada.  Athenzum  45  Lombard 

tBowen  Risden,  waiter  238  Lombard. 

jBowen  Tamar,  widow  Essex's  alley 

Bowen  Thom:»s,  1  Carlisle's  court 

Bowen  Thos.  blacksmith  164  Swanson 

Bowen  William,  grocer  S  E  cor.  Cedar  and  Fourth 

Bowen  William  back  198  north  Second 

fBowen  William,  coachman  66  Small 

Bower  Cliristian,  baker  114  north  Eighth 

Bower  Elizabeth,  widow,  gentlewoman  back  352  S.  2d 

Bower  George,  carpenter  Eighth  near  Green 

Bower  John,  baker  Thirteenth  below  Race 

Bowtr  Joshua,  shipwright  Beacli  near  Marlborough  K. 

Bower  Philip.  P.  printer  3  Flint's  court 

Bowers  David,  cordwainer  Frankf.  r.  n.  Marlborough 

Bowers  Geo.  labourer  Ann  bet.  Twelfth  &  Thirteenth 

Bowers  Jesse,  brickmaker  Sch.  Fourth  near  Cedar 

tBowcrs  John,  dealer  90  south  Second 

Bowers  John  F.  innkeeper  cor.  Ann  and  Callowhill 

Bowers  Mary,  widow  44S  &  455  north  Third 

Bowers  Michael,  surgeon-barber  402  nonh  Third 

Bowei-s  Peter,  brickmaker  Ann  between  12th  and  13th 


BOY  whitely's  annual 

Bowers  Rebecca,  tailoress  113  German 

Bowers  Richard  F.  Frankford  road  above  1st  gate 

Bower  Samuel,  shipbuilder  Penn  st.  K. 

Bowes  J.  turner  Marlborough  near  Bedford 

Bowhay  Mary,  widow  back  353  south  Front 

Bowhouver  Frederick,  wheelwright  450  Race 

Bowin  Mary,  n»illiner  82  south  Fourth 

Bowie  Jane,  widow  282  south  Second 

Bowlby  Edward,  hardware  merchant  69  High — d  h  9 

Church  alley 
Bowlby  &  Weaver,  hardware  merchants  101  High 
Bowles  James,  stonecutter  Cherry  above  Juniper 
Bowles  R.ebecca,  widow  Ann  W-  Sch.  Eighth 
Bowles  WiUiam,  block  and  pump  maker  13  Swanson 

Bowley ,  victualler  stall  18  Old  Shambles 

fBowling  James,  coachman  Baker 
Bowman  Abraham,  printer  263  south  Fifth 
Bowman  Casper,  labourer  Merriott's  lane  above  Fifth 
Bowman  Charles,  cordwainer  south  5th  below  Cedar 
Bowman  Charles,  mariner  back  62  Catharine 
Bowman  Isaac,  mariner  83  Penn 
Bowman  John,  jr.  agent  for  steamboats  3N.  wharves 
Bowman  John,  vict.  stall  31  N  L.  mar.  and  390  N.  3d 
Bowman  Michael,  combmaker  390  north  Third 
Bowman  Rebecca,  Mrs.  Christian  above  Fifth 
Bowman  Sarah,  widow  vict.  Lawrence  ab  Pegg's  run- 
stall  10  High  St.  market 
Bowman  Wm.  accountant  inquire  of  Jas.  Mitchell  8c  Co. 
Bowman  Zachariah,  painter,  &c.  207  Coates 

Bowman ,  printer  206  south  Front 

B'lwnas  James  tallowcbitndler  Arch  west  Sch.  Second 
Bowne  C.  widow  68  Lombard 
Bowser  Jeremiah,  oysterman  north  2d — dh  177  N.  4th 
Bowser  John,  woodsawyer  Sch.  Second  above  Spruce 
jbowser  William,  grocery  and  tavern  91  Plum 
Boyce  Hannah  M  boarclinghouse  113  south  Third 
fBoyce  Jacob,  tanner  Elbow  alley 
Bovce  Michael,  labourer  19  Hurst 
Boyce  Sarah,  boardinghouse  12  Gray's  alley 
Boyd  Uavid,  merchant  tailor  ufifier  42  north  Fourth 
Boyd  rev.  George,  d.  d.  21  Vine 
Boyd  Hugh,  grocer  4  Hopkins'  court,  N  L 
Boyd  John,  ropemaker  Eighth  near  Prime 
Boyd  Joseph  8c  John,  exchange  and  commission  brokers 

16i  south  Fourth-^d  h  143  Spruce 
Boyd  Maria,  milliner  263  south  Second 
Boyd  Mrs.  widow  6  Eckfeldt's  court 
Boyd  8c  Parks,  flour  merchants  425  High— dh  7  N  12th 
Boyd  R.  sandpaper  and  screwmaker  Chesnut  W.  Broad 
Boyd  Sophia,  back  251  Race 
Boyd  Susannah,  widow  Oak  bel.  Hayscales  N  L 
Boyd  Thos.  G.  carpenter  12th  bel.  Locust— d  h  Mercer 
Boyd  William,  merchant  340  High  S  E  corner  Tenth 


I'HII.ADELPHI.V   DIRECTORY.  BRA 

Boyij  \yilliam,  floui-  mcrcliant  7  north  Twelfth 

Boyd  VV  illiam  tallowchandler  121  north  Filth 

Buyer  Ai.n,  Mrs.  carpctw.-avcr  south  5th  be).  German 

Boyer  Ann,  widow  129  Greene  v;'cimdn 

Buyer  Bonjamin,  teaclier  27  Charlotte 

tBuver  Daniel,  labourer  Catharine  above  Fifth 

Boyer  F  victualler  N.  Eighth  above  CallowhiU 

Boycr  Henry,  shipwright  43  Christian 

Buyer  Isaac,  merchant  142  north  Second 

Boyer  Jacob,  innkeeper  140  north  Second 

Boyei:  Jonas  scnvener  4  Wood  near  Second 

Buyer  James  tobacconist  Germ,  road  near  lit  gate 

Boyer  John,  blacksmuii  Frankf.  road  above  Bedford 

Boyer  John  and  James,  carpenters  4  Wood 

tBoyer  1  homas,  carpenter  south  Seventh  bel.  Shipnen 

fc.P: f^^l^?^'"^;  ^'"^t-  275  N.  8th_stall  S7  New  riSct 

Bo\  e  Charles,  shopkeeper  235  Spruce 

Bo>  e  Ldward,  Labourer  Vine  near  Schuylkill 

Boyle  James,  tallowchandler  Lemon  st 

Boyle  James,  sandman  82  Swanson 

Boyle  James,  labourer  Rasoberry  alley 

Boy  e  James,  labourer  48  Pass^  unk  -oad 

Boy  e  John,  sea  captain  21  Little  German 

Boyle  John   gardener  P.n.^  above  Eleventh 

Bo)  e  Michael,  oak  cooper  rePenn 

Boyle  Patrick,  labourer  252  soutli  Fifth 

Boy  e  Susannah    widow  grocer  30  Spruce 

n  •  1    Ar-n""''''  J"'"Per  between  Arch  andChcrrv 

Boy  e  VVdham,  grocer  South  wharves  near  Cc^dlJ 

Boy  e*  Sarah,  widow  George  near  2d  fN  L  \ 

Boy  Is  Ann,  seamstress  6  F.chfeldt's  coui  t 

Buys  Mary,  widow  of  Samuel  17  Browne 

Boyter  Ameha,  widow  Miller's  court  (N    L  \ 

Boze  U  m.  grocer  and  bricklayer  148  Lombard 

"""^^^la:^^-^^  ^    ^-  corner 

Bozorth  ^\m.  carpenter  122  Filbert 

Braceland  Jeremiah,  4  \ernon  s( 

Bracehn  Jane,  widow  274  Sw:,uson 

Brackin  Henry,  printer  7  Cies>on's  alley 

Brackney  Isaac,  tavlor  8  Carter's  alley 

Sl-nHpn?  K^'''''-  ^-''g^^*^^''  ^  '^^"-ner  in  metals  2  Penn  av 

Bv^dJn  S;^^sr  18  P^s;i:i^^'"v^^'^  "■ 

^:^l^t':'^  ^--ulte!^ /-S;;^  bolc^^Hi^'^'-^ 
Hi  .u  field  Benjamm,  carter  18  Stamper's  ;Jlcv  • 

radtord  1  homas.  j«n.  att^urney  at  law  5  Sansom 


BRA  whitely's  annual 

Bradford  Thomas,  bookseller  8  south  Front 

Bradford  Thomas  8c  William,  booksellers,  stationers  and 

printers  8  south  Front 
Bradford  William,  printer  and  bookseller  8  south  Front 

■— d  h  214  Mulberrj^ 
Bradford  Thomas,  labourer  473  noith  2d 
Bradley  Anne,  grocer  29  Prune 
Bradley  EUzabeth,  313  Callowhill 
Bradley  Elizabeth,  widow,  Callowhill  above  Garden 
Bradley  Hugh,  grocer  181  Cedar  street 
-(-Bradley  Isaac,  labourer  59  Bedford  (M.) 
Bradly  Mary,  widow  grocer  200  Pine  southeast  cor.  7th 
Bradley  James,  baker  362  High 
Bradley  John,  ironmonger,  i?iqui?-e  78  High 
Bradley  John,  tailor  295  south  Third 
Bradley  John,  boarding  house  108  Mulberry 
Bradley  Patrick,  coachman  back  22  south  Fourth 
Bradley  Thomas,  farmer  and  victualler  Shippen's  lane 

Bradley ,  tinplateworker  228  Lombard 

Bradshaw  Sarah,  tavern  keeper  191  Chesnut 
Bradshaw  Thomas,  mariner  Tui-ner's  court 
Brady  Alex,  carpenter  Sheaft's  alley 
Brady  Andrew,  dealer  296  south  Third 

ISee  Bradey,  Bready,  Brodie 
Brady  Catharine,  pepperpot  maker  Old  York  r  n  Coates 
Brady  Daniel,  accountant  122  Chesnut — d  h  172  Vine 
tBrady  Essex,  labourer  Miles'  court  near  Race 
Brady  F.  grocer  and  tavernkeepcr  289  Vine 
Brady  James,  storekeeper  107  s  Fifth 
Brady  James,  morocco  manufacturer  77  south  Fifth 
Brady  John,  bricklayer  Germantown  road  above  Third 

Brady ,  pedlar  Hazel  alley  below  Locust 

Brady  Laurence,  166  north  Water 

Brady  Richard,  sliipwright.  Old  Yor]c  r.  below  Coates 

Brady  Sarah,  widow  283  south  Fourth 

Bradway,  John,  Beach  near  Maiden  (K) 

Bradway,  John,  corder  Oak  (N  L.)  below  Coates 

Bramin  v/idow  of  Benjamin,  Huddell's  court 

Brseutigam  Daniel,  ironmonger  &c.  194  north  2d 

Braley  John,  accountant  Pearson's  coui't 

Bramble  Mary,  Ann  widow  40  St  Tammany 

Bramble  Wm.  cooper  9  Sassafrass  alley 

BrancoJ.  P.  tobacconist  72  south  Front 

Branco  John  M.  oysterman  99  Shippen 

Brand  Christian  Lewis,  tinman  90  north  Eleventh 

Brandum  Samuel,  porter  Shippen  near  Thirteenth 

Brandt  Aime',  watchmaker  and  jeweller  129  north  2d 

Brandt  John,  carpenter  123  Coates 

Bramaker  Frederick,  ironfounder  James  above  Ridge  r. 

Brannan  E.  isf  M.  storekeepers  4  south  2d 

Brannan  Peter,  carpenter  Lyndall's  court 

Branner  Daniel,  labourer  Pleasant  above  Charles 

Branner  Fi-ederick,  farmer  Hickory  lane  near  Ridge  r. 

Branner  George,  late  milkman  10  Brannei  's  alley 


PHILAnr.LPHIA    1.  IK,  ..  iC.i.Y.  BRE 

Hraniicr  Joseph,  Shoemaker's  court  [See  Brunner 

Braiuion  Jolin,  labourer  C;imden  N.  J. 

Bramion  John,  carpenter  Sheaff's  alley 

Hrannuin  Catliariuc,  widow  Hiitton's  alley 

Brannum  Frederick,  milkman  Kidgc  road 

Brannum,  Susan,  widow  1;3  Wagner's  alley 

Branson  Aaron,  rarptnter  Shakamaxon  cor.  Prince 

Branson  Elizabeth,  nurse  Cresson's  alley 

Branson  J.  E  aj^cnt  for  the  N.  Y.  and  Philad.  line  of  post 

coaches  3  south  Third 
Branson  J.  cedar  cooper  cellar  9  n.  6th — d  h  Loxley's  ct. 
Br.uison  Joshua,  agent  25  north  Fourth 
Brant  Jesse  A.  labourer  Raspberry  alley 
Branson  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Day,  Twelfth  below  Pine 
Bransby  Mary,  washerwoinan  4  Knight's  court 
Brandt,  T-aylor,  stonemason  and  bricklayer  11  Budd 
Brant  Wm.  welldiggcr  8cc.  cor  Spruce  and  Sch.  7th 

[see  Bra7idt 
Rranu  Robert  Peter,  broker  120  south  Second 
Br  ;sier  Amable,  watchmaker  and  jeweller  12  south  3cl 
Brasiuglon  Isaac,  drayman  4-."8  north  Front 
Braw  James,  labourer  Second  above  Gernc.antown  road 
Bi-ay  t5'Barcroft  dry  goods  store  217  north  I'hircl 
Bray  Daniel,  storekeeper  217  north  Third 
Bray  Elkanrdi,  sea  captain  313  south  2d 
Bray  Henry,  labourer  301  south  7th 
tBray  James,  mariner  Osbourn's  court 
Bray  John,  painter  &c.  26  Crown 
Brainan  Samuel,  plasterer  130  German 
Bra:;ic  r  John,  whitesmith  171  Green  [see  Brasier 

Broaden  James  D  innkeeper  121s  Water 
Bready  C.  L,  coachmaker  197  and  d.  h,  132  south  Fifth 
Bready  P.  L.  widow  144  south  Fifth 
Brealey  James,  watchmaker  115  north  Third — dwelling 

Fourth  near  (icrmantown  road 
Brearley  \Vm,  shipwright  Alberson's  ct.  n.  shot  factoiy 
Brcban  Jolin,  mcrcliant  164  High — d  h  8  south  Tenth 
Brtccc  Charles,  i?i(/uirr  'S-  VV.  corner  Clierry  and  7th 
Brecdin  B.  B.  merchant  162^— d  h  6th  above  Callowhill 
Bitidenhart  Cieorge,  upholsterer  117  south  Front 
Breintnall  David,  ladies  shoemaker  200  Chesnut 
Breintnall  rev.  Thomas,  i«<7;i;>c' 200  Cliesnut 
Breish  Joshua  A.  skindrcsser  above  549  nortli  Third 
Breisach  George,  drayman  Kacc  near  Schuylkill  "th 
Brelslord  Fras.  bootmaker  She.ifTs^lley  [see  Beresford 
Broibford  Joscpii,  smith  90  Clu  rry 
Brelsion'  ^  Joyce,  smiilis  90  Cherry 
Brilsf^rd  Thomas,  (sign  Benevolent  Heart) S.W. comer 

2d  and  Pojjlar  lane 
Brcniaud  C'.  comnussion  merchant  148  south  Fourth 
Brcsland  John,  lal)ourer  1()6  south  l*',leventh 
Brcsser  J  inb,  ii.nkceix  r  cs'r.  NE  lor  Lombard  and  7th 
Bretlioff  Henry,  sea  captain  21  Vernon 


BRI  whitely's  annual 

Bretz  Adam,  NW  corner  Tammany  and  St.  John 

Bretz  Jacob,  merchant  32  north  Third 

Brcuel  Catharine,  storekeeper  195  south  Second 

Brevard  Rebecca,  widow  storekeeper  229  south  2d 

Brewer  Daniel,  cordwainer  262  Arch 

Brewer  Daniel,  cordwainer  3  Faires's  court 

Brewer  Isaac,  cordwainer  7  Myers'  court 

Brewer  Wm.  clock  and  watchmaker  Friend's  almshouse 

Brewer  Wm.  waterman  353  south  Front 

Brewster  Lucinda,  widow  5  Emlen's  alley 

Bi^ewton  Daniel,  sea  captain  444  south  Front 

+Brx,e  David,  labourer  Poplar  lane  near  St.  John 

Brice  James,  labourer  Morgan's  court  ab  Eleventh 

fBrice  Wm.  labourer  Harper's  alley,  P.  T. 

Brick  William,  tanner  8  Franklin  street 

Bricker  Jacob,  weaver  473  north  Third 

Brickman  George,  baker  44  Race 

Bridge  James,  teacher  SE  corner  Spruce  and  Third 

Bridges  Edwin  N.  teacher  corner  Vine  and  Fourth 

Bridges  Culpepper,  merchant  206  Pine 

Bridges  Jemima,  widow  of  Robert  259  south  Front 

Bridport  Hugh,  miniture  painter  ^c.N.W. corner  Ches- 

nut  and  7th — d  h  26  north  5th 
Brien  Mary  Ann,  dry  goods  store  NW  corner  Race  and 

Fourth  Isce  Bryan 

Briggs  Elizabeth,  widow  55  St.  Tammany 
Briggs  John,  cupper  and  bleeder  47  north  Seventh 
Briggs  Ralph,  carter  Rose  N.  L. 

Briggs  Russel  T.  bailer  maker  Germantown  road  bel  2d 
Bright  George,  tavern  keeper,  10  Spruce 
Brightwill  Chavles,  cordwainer  46  Budd 
Brill  Geoi'ge,  bricklayer  Hanover  near  Fi'ankford  road 
Brindle  Dorothy,  mantuamaker  75  north  6th 
Brindle  James,  grocer  447  north  4th  NE  cor  Poplar  1. 
Brine  James,  milkman  Ridge  road  above  Callowhill 
Brmghurst  Ann  widow  boarding  house  35  Mechanic  st. 
Br.ijghurst  George,  coachmaker  23  north  Fifth 
Briughurst  Jesse,  coachmaker  near  13  Kunkle 
Briiighurst  Mary,  inkeeper  215  N  Second 
Bringhui'st  Mary,  widow  22  north  Ninth 
Bringhurst  Robert,  cabinetmaker 5th  n  Carpenter  (S.) 
+Brinkley  David,  labourer  5  Warner's  court 
fBrinkle'v  Rachael,  widow  196  south  6th 
Brinlev  Jacob  S.  merchant  tailor  NE  cor  5th  and  Walnut 
Brinto'n  John  H.  counsellor  at  law  217  Mulberry 
Brintzinghoffer  George,  wheelwright  114  and  116  n  5th 
-fBrister  Peter  labourer  6  Warner's  court 
Bristol  Hannah,  403  nsrth  2d 
tBristol  James,  woodsawyer  Adams'  street 
BristoU  Mary,  widow  403  north  2d 
Britt  M  iry,  milliner  99  Arch 
Brittiii  Joseph,  Lower  Delaware  Hotel,  18  Bread 
Brittingham  Mary,  widow  Cranmer's  court 
Britten  Charles,  cordwainer  Beach  near  High  bridge- 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRFXTORY.  BRO 

livitton  John,  gentlemnn  Mantua  village 

Britton  Tlins,  mintt-r  Stew;irt's  court 

Britton  VVm.  lumber  mi-rchant,  S  E  corner  Ninth  and 

Cherry — d  ii  125  north  Ninth 
Britzell  Josepli,  turner  12  York  court  N.  L. 
Broatlheart  John,  woollen  mauufacturcr  28  Stamper's  ay. 
Broatlic  Christian.i,  148  Locust 
Br')!)son  Wm.  194  south  Fourth 

Briiz  Adain,  innkeeper  .uid  grocer  cor  Front  and  Poplar  I 
Br  )l)stou  Ann,  widow  6  Cypress  alley 
Bi-obston  Joseph  grocer  SlL  cor  Fi'ont  and  Queen 
Broad  Joshua,  labourer  Bushhill 
Broasnahin  Daniel,  labourer  Hazel  alley 
Brobst,  Ann,  widow  cor  Otter  and  (ierniantown  road 
Brociiet  Charles,  jeweller  Pottery  allev 
Brock  Fredei-ick,  accountant  130  St.  John 
Brock  John,  merchant  230  north  2d 
Brink  6i  Rush,  mevchantb  230  north  2d 
Brockeruian  VVm.  tobacconist  50  Tammany 
Brockleluirst  R  smith  Scott's  alley — d  h  96  Filbert 
Brodliead  Daniel,  scrivener  and  accountant  12  Arch 
Broadhead  rev.  Jacob,  77  north  Fifth 
Brodie  Andrew,  grocer  S  E  cor.  Coates  and  2d 
Brodie  Edward,  carpenter  76  Almond 
Brodie  Michael,  tanner  Germantown  road  near  Third 
Bronger  VVm.  victualler  Race  near  Sch.  Eighth 
Brouson  Enos,  late  editor  of  "  The  Union,'  6  Franklin 

row  9th  below  Walnut  [see  Branson 

Brooke  Boyer,  iron  mer.  109  n  Water — d  h  Brooke  court 
B'ooke  Caleb,  smith  88  Callowhill — d  h  Kunkle  above 

Pegg's  run 
Brooke  C.  &  S.  blacksmith  88  Callowhill 
Brooke  lgnatii\s,  tar.ner  St.  John  above  Beaver 
Brooke  Jojin,  blacksmith  88  Callowhill— d  h  412  n.  2d 
Brooke  James,  smith  419  n  4th  N.  L.  [^.lee  Brooks 

Brooke  Robert,  surveyor  316  N  Third 
Brooke  Susannah,  widow  Maria  above  Fourth 
Brooke  William  J.   scresv-auger    manufactory    High 

west  of  Permanent  Bridge 
Brooker,  Christian,  cordwainer  6th  above  Poplar  lane 
Brookhouse  John,  labourer  255  St  Jolm 
Brooks  Catharine,  22  Seventh  near  Walnut 
Brooks  David,  carter  125  north  Eleventh     [see  Brooke 
Brooks——,  widow  7  Callowiidl 
{"Brooks  Hannah,  widow  Portland  lane 
Brooks  John,  cooper  83  S  Waror — d  h  5  Norris's  alley 
Brooks  John,  caina  store  272  nnrih  Front 
Brooks  Joseph,  brassfounder  Cadwal  ider  street 
Brooks  Ijcwis,  back  239  north  Second 
Brooks  Oliver,  tawner  and  currier  362  north  Front 
Brooks  R  ichel,  widow  of  Wn.  2.5  Kev's  .illey 
Brooks  S.iuuiel,  mercli  (ii*  ird's  wharf — d  h  80S  8tlv 
Brooks  Wm.  grocer  corne;  Juniper  and  Walnut 
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BRO  \rHlTEL-Y''s  ANNUAL 

Broom  Christopher  grocer  and  drayman  104  Budd 
Broom  James  M  counsellor  at  law,  office  97  and  d  h  95 

Walnut 
Brooriri  Lsetitia,  widow  118  Cedar 

Broom  Thos,  cooper  10  Swanson — d  h  353  south  Front 
Broome  Charles  R.  1st  lieutenant  marines.  Navy  yard 
Broome  William  J.  shoemaker  Beacli  below  Warren 
Bross  Elizabeth,  widow  120  south  Fifth 
Brcssie  John,  stagedriver  254  south  Fourth 
Brnsiasky  Henry,  dealer  12th  corner  Lyndall's  court 
Broilit-rihon  Elizabeth,  widow  back  166  St.  John 
Brotherton  Hugh,  shoemaker  330  south  Front 
Brotherton  John,  shoemaker  Germantownroad  near  2d 
Broughton  Hoi-ace,  accountant  186  north  Fifth 
Brower  Jacob,  potter  10  Rose  alley  near  Brown 
Browne  Aquilla  A.  attorney  at  law  38  s  6th — d  h  30" 

Walnut 
fBrowne  Abner,  mariner  58  Passyunk 
Brown  Ahni.  mariner  113  Catharine 
Bi'own  Abni.  porler  40  Blackberry  alley 
Brown  Adam,  grocer  S  W  cor  9th  and  Cherry 

Brown ,  sexton  back  49  Pine 

Brown  Andrew,  umkeeper  44  Cedar 

Brown  Andrew,  teacher  51  soutli  Fifth 

Brown  Ann,  widow  back  44  Spruce 

Brown  Aim,  widow  239  siiuth  Fourth 

Brown  Aulay,  tailor  4  Chesnut 

Brown  Bi:riiey,  labourer  Shackamaxon  near  Prince 

Brown  Benjamin,  skindresser  George  nearSecnid 

Brown  Benneville  D.  hardware  merch.  54 N  Front — d  h 

165  Arch 
Brown  Benjamin  V.  carpenter  11  York  court  N.  L. 
■fBrown  Bei.jamin,  porter  Pine  below  Twelfth 
Brown  Cii;i)les  I.  39  south  Fourth 
Brown  Charles,  labourer  Ger.  r.  n.  Fourth 
Browne  Charles,  silkdeyei'  49  Coate's  alley 
Brown  Charles  H.  merchant  28  S  wharves — dh  258  n3d 
Brown  Charles  R.  lieut.  of  marines  "Navy  yard 

! Brown  Csesar,  coachman  M^irk's  lane 
Brown  Charles,  coachman  Acorn  alley 
Brown  Charles,  mariner  3  Warner's  court 
tBrown  Charles,  porter  257  Spruce 
Brown  Christiana,  widow  back  405  south  Second 
Brown  Cornelius,  boarding  house  135  N  Water 
Brow  •  Da^id,  sea  captain  383  south  Front 
Brown  D  ivid  Paul,  c-.ttorney  at  law  NE  cor  Arch  &  6th 
tBrown  David,  labourer  GrisseU's  alley 
Brown  Deborah,  widow  of  Dr.  Thomas  42  George  (S.) 
Blown  Elenor,  widpw  tailoress  53  Gaskill 
Brown  Elij.ih,  com.  mer.48  Dock — d  h  39  Fourth 
Brown  Eliz.ibetli,  boarding  house  136  soi.th  Front 
Brown  Elizabeth,  tailoress  Fourth -be).  Germantown  r. 
Brown  Elizabeth,  widow  of  George  127  Callowhill 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  BRO 

Brown  Elias  &  Robert,  stonecutters  195  S  Tth  ab.  Pine 

tBrown  Ellis,  sawyer  Lyndall's  court 

Brown  I'.sther,  widow  165  Arch 

Brown  Ezra,  cordwainer  High  ab.  Schuylkill  Seventh 

Brown  Francis,  inspector  of  military  clothing,  Ann  (V.) 

Brown  George,  oysterman  106  Cedar 

Brown  George,  carpenter  Lombard  above  Sixth 

tBrown  George,  labourer  Mile's  court  n  Rose 

Brown  Geo.  tavern  keeper  Cedar  n  (iray's  ferry  road 

Brown  Grace,  widow  ot  John  87  n  Ninth 

Brown  Hannah  W.  widow  250  N  Second 

Brown  &  Harris,  painters,  Sec  back  of  73  Chesnut 

tBrown  Harry,  Dean's  alley 

Brown  Henry,  whitesmith  452  Sassafrass 

Brown  Henry,  cordwainer  188  S  Fourth 

Brown  Hugh,  nailcutter  S  Fourth  n  Carpenter 

Brown  Isabella,  widow  cor  Arch  and  Juniper 

Browr  Isaiah,  labourer  267  s  Fifth 

Brown  Jacob,  morocco  dresser  18  Popl.  ab  Front 

Brown  Jacob,  carter  Federal  bel.  Second 

Brown  Jacob,,corder  Oak  below  Coates(N.  L.) 

Brown  Jacob,*labourei'  Germantown  r  n  Master's  st. 

fBrown  Jacob,  waiter,  225  S  Eighth  near  Cedar 

Brown  James  tobocconist  46  n  Fourth 

Brown  James,  &  Chas.  Harris,  painters  &c.  30  Bank 

Brown  James,  weaver  Sch.  Sixth  bel.  High 

Brown  James,  blacksmith  Bradford's  alley 

Brown  James,  labourer  back  18  Budd 

Brown  James,  tailor,  2  Vernon 

Brown  James,  cordwainer  NE  cor  Locust  and  Ninth 

Brown  James,  tinplatc  vvorkr-r  Fourth  n  Germant.r 

Brown  James,  late  mariner  Frics's  ct. 

fBrown  James,  waiter  6  Eagle  court 

fBrown  James,  shoemaker  14  Hurst  street 

Brown  Jeremiah,  mariner  29  Biowne 

tBrown  Jeremiah,  labourer  6th  above  Poplar  lane 

fBrown  Jesse,  painter,  6cc.  Warren  (C) 

fBrown  Jesse,  dealer  14  Bonsall 

Brown  John  H  sea  captain  Sh:xkamaxon  n  Bedford 

Browne  John  C.  shipsmitu  331  N  Front — d  h  Beach 

above  Hanovc-r 
Brown  John,  in!^pector  of  customs  316  south  Front 
Brown  John,  steam  engineer  391  S -ssafras 
Brown  John,  labourer  Arch  west  of  Sch   2d 
Brown  John  .\.  and  Co.  importers  of  Irish  linens  22  south 

Front— d  h  109  S(Hith  3'1 
Brown  John,  tailor  384  south  Front 
Brown  John,  clo'k  and  watchmaker  359  N  2d 
Browne  John,  376  nortl*  Front  N  L 
Browne  John,  U.  S.  superintendant  of  fortifications,  1 

Little  George 
Brown  John,  merchant  216  Chesnut 
Brown  John,  labourer  Grissell's  alley 


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Brown  widow  of  John,  cor.  Juniper  and  Arcli 
Brown  Jolm,  labourer  Shackamaxon  above  Bedford 
Brown  John,  siiverplater  inquire  22  south  Tliird 
Brown  John,   superintendant  of  military   clothing    16, 

Broad  above  Chesnut 
Brown  John,  hairdresser  7^  S  6th— d  h  Washington  ct. 
Brown  John,  painter.  Sec.  24  Watson's  alley 
Brown  John  M.  rigger  14  Noble 
Brown  John  P.  fisherman  Queen  above  Palmer 
Brown  John,  cordwainer  6  South  alley 
Brown  John,  labourer  back  7  Shippen  street 

Brown  John,  labourer  Sch.  4th  above  Spruce 

Brown  John,  porter  73  Plum 
"Brown  John,  carpenter  11  Hurst  street 

Brown  John,  barber  Washington  court 

■Brown  Jolm,  mariner  back  183  Spruce 
'Brown  John,  waiter  Portland  lane 
■Bi'own  John,  labourer  Bonsall 
"Brown  John,  sweep  master  199  Shippen 

Brown  John,  carter  Gray's  ferry  road  near  Cedar 
Brown  Joseph,  watcVunan  Shaxamaxon  n.  Prince 
Brown  Joseph,  mariner  107  Christian  street 
Brown  Joseph,  hatter  back  of  8  Oak  (S.) 
Brown  Joseph,  watchman  Arch  below  Broad 
fBrown  Joseph,  mariner  back  105  German 
Brown  J  and  M.  and  M.  D.  Lewis,  mer.  234  Market 
Brown  and  Kinderdine,  carpenters  Kunckel  bel.  Green 
Brown  Lawrence,  223  Spruce  street 
tBrown  Lawry,  coachman  Mark's  lane 
Brown  and  Lee,  hatters  and  straw  hat  manufacturers, 

70  south  2d 
Brown  Lewis,  merchant  146  High 
B'-own  Liberty,  conveyancer  393  N  2d  and  Falls  of  Sch 
•fBrown  Lunar,  sweep  Browne  above  Fourth 
tBrown  Lunar,  jun.  ragman  Brown  above  Fourth 
Bi  own  Margaret,  widow  23  Noble 
Brown  Margaret,  widow  587  south  2d 
fBi'ovvn  Margaret,  widow  Atkinson's  court 
Brov.'n  Mary,  widow  grocer  NW  cor.  6th  and  Lombard 
Brow.-.  Mary,  widow  cake  baker  377  N  4th 
fBrown  Mury,  widow  Crab  above  Shippen 
Brown  Mary,  widow  40  Z.me 
Brown  Micliael,  rigger  8  Margaretta 
tBrown  Moriea,  Cedar  abovt  12th 
Brown  Mrs.  widow  above  239  St.  John 
Brown  Mrs.  B.  teacher  229  Ar  ch 
Brown  Noble,  carter  Clymer's  alley  near  6th 
Brown  Peter,  brushmaker  back  of  36  N  Third 
Brown  Peter  A.  attorney  at  law  and  conveyancer,  office 

16Swanwick — d  h  68  south  6th 
Brown  Peter,  tisherman  Queen  near  Cherry 
Browne  Philip,  surgeon's  instrument  maker  49  N  7th 
Brown  Philip,  labourer  Wood  above  Prince 


I'HILAUF.LIMIIA   DIRECTORY.  BRO 

Brown  Phoebe^  Mrs.  back  249  Shippcu 

Brown  Rachel,  widow  back  118  (icrman 
-fBrown  Richard,  sawyer  211  Shipptn  street 
BrD.vn  Ricliard,  fancy  store  353  south  2d 
Brown  Robert,  typelounder  Cedar  al)ove  Ninth 
fBrown  Robert,  master  sweep  tfcc.  Pine  below  Tenth 
Brown  Rnth  A.  nurse  15  Watson's  alley 
Brown  Samuel,  140  soutli  bVighth 
Brown  Samuel,  tea-warehouse  73  Chesnut 
Brown  Samuel,  pumpmaker  47  Mead  alley 
jBrown  Samnel,  mariner  Osbourn's  court 

i Brown  Samuel,  waiter  185  south  7th 
roun  Sarah,  Pine  above  rentli 
Broun  Sarah,  widow  of  Joseph  A.  boarding  house  74. 

south  Eleventh 
Brown  Sarah,  widow  Browne  below  4th 
Brown  Sarah,  widow  Ijoarding  house  211  Arch 
jBrown  Sarah,  widow  90  Passyunk  road 
JBrown  Susan,  widow  St.  Mary  street  (back) 
Brown  Thos.  carpenter  53  Tammany  NE  cor.  Kunckel 
Brown  Thomas,  stave  merchant  17  Swanson 
Brown  Thos.  oakcooj)er  24  Little  Water, — dh  S  Front 
Brown  Thomas,  storekcejjer  17  south  2d 
Brown  Thomas,  capt.  of  U.  S.  navy  61  N  4th 
Brown  'I'homas,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer,  SE  cor.  of 

Ninth  and  Locust 
jBrown  Thomas,  sawyer  Plum  alley 
tBrown  Thomas,  labourer  George  above  10th 

Brown  Thomas,  hairdresser  153  south  6th 

Brown  Thomas,  oysterman  238  High 
"Brown  Thomas,  porter  back  of  265  Race 

Brown  Thomas,  oysterman  Tammany  near  Fourth 
]irown  William,  printer  office  42  Prune — d  h  6  John 

above  Wood 
Brown  William,  rectifying  distiller  172  Cedar 
Brown  \V'illiam,  tanner  and  currier  135  north  6th 
Brown  William,  wliitesmith  21  Green 
Brown  Wm.  tanner  4th  ab.  Callowhill— d  h  196  N  4th 
Brown  ^^"lUiam,  accountant  123  Lombard 
Brown  William  W.  carpei\ter  25  \\'ood 
Brown  Wm.  accountant.  Alms-house  Spruce  ab.  10th 
Brown  William  P.  merchant  6th  above  Callowhill 
Brown  WiUiam,  cabinet  maker  batk  ot  262  Cedar 
Brown  William,  labourer  Walnut  W.  Broad 
Brown  William,  bottler  50  north  Fifth 
Brown  William,  taverrkeeper  54  Swanson 
Brown  William,  ladies  shoemaker  140  Lombard 
Brown  \\'m.  mariner  51  Queen  street 
Brown  William,  back  49  Pnie  street 
Brown  William,  shoemaker  Queen  near  Clurry 
-f  Browji  William,  waiter  Sell   2d  below  High 
JBrviwn  William,  labourer  IS  Hurst  street 

(Brown  William,  boot  cleaner  \\'abhington  court       ,„ 


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fBrown  William,  waiter  17  north  8th 

JBrown  William,  master  gweep  136  Cherry 

JBrown  William,  carpenter  George  below  11th 

Browne  Wm.  J.  flour  merchant  132  N  Front 

Brownell  Gai'dner,  inn  and  ferry  keeper  155  Swanson 

Brownell  Sarah,  widow  48  Prune 

Browner  Nicholas,  mariner  Sch.  7th  above  Arch 

tBrpwnhill  Daniel  B.  hairdresser  223  north  2d 

Browning  George,  labourer  Camden  N,  J. 

tBrowning  John,  mariner  back  75  George  (S.) 

Brownshot  Lewis,  labourer  56  Cable  lane 

Bruce  WiUiam,  innkeeper  30  Cedar 

Bruce  William,  biscuit  baker  30  Queen 

Bruck  William,  buiscuit  baker  113  Vine 

Brugiere  Charles,  mercht.  247  High — d  h  296  Chesnut 

Brugiere  C.  and  A.  Teisseire,  merchants  247  High 

Brum  John,  hatter  196  St.  John 

Brumaken  Frederick,  labourer  James  bel.  Ridge  road 

Brumer  Benjamin,  sawmaker  back  of  15  north  6th 

Brumraell  Samuel,  stonemason  Taper  alley 

Brunei  Andrew,  mariner  29  Coate  s  street 

Brunner  Adam  &  Son,  skindressers,  &c.  11  Margaretta 

Brunner  Wm.  skindresser  112  St.  John  &  11  Margaretta 

Brunner  John,  carver  and  gilder  90  N  3d     [see  Branner 

fBrunes  William,  stevedore  6th  near  Queen 

Brumer  Thomas,  laboui-er  back  373  south  Front 

jBrummy  Samuel,  sawyer  Browne  near  Cherry  (K) 

Bruorton  George,  china  gilder  and  enameller,  NE  cor. 

Chesnut  and  Sch.  6th 
Bruorton  Wm.  grocer  NE  cor.  Chesnut  and  Sch  6th 
tBrustar  Caroline,  Essex's  alley  [^see  BrevJSter 

Brusstar  Henry,  shipwright  Shaxamaxon  near  Queen 
Brasstar  Samuel  B.  cabinet  maker  Queen  n.  Crown  K. 
Brusstar  Samuel,  gentleman  Beach  near  Marlborough 
Bruster  Charles,  grocer  SW  cor  High  and  13th 
Bryan  Catharine,  seanibcress  273  south  Fifth 
tBryan  Henry,  mariner  30  Stamper's  alley 
Bryan  Jesse,  tailor  13  Wood 

Bryan  John  C.  cooper  back  365  High— d  h  2  south  12th 
Bryan  John,  cabinet  maker  5  Hinckle's  court 
tBryan  Margai'et,  widow  Maiy's  alley 
Bryan  Mary,  widow  93  south  4th 

Bryan  Sax-ah,  Miss  Clover  street  [see  Brian 

Bryan  Samuel,  esq.  Register  for  the  Probate  of  Wills, 
and  granting  Letters  of  Administration  in  and  for  the 
city  and  county  of  Philadelphia,  in  the  Commonwealth 
of  Pennsylvania,  No.  6  east  wing  State  house 
tBrvan  Thomas,  sweep  master  Shippen  above  7th 
Bryan  Wm.  P.  merchant  223  High — d  h  401  Arch 
Bryan  T.  M.  mer.  223  High  &  d  h  223  Arch     [see  Brien 
Bryant  John  Y.  chemist,  &c.  NW  cor.  Pine  and  2d 
Bryant  Mordecai  Y.  wholesale  and  retail  druggist  241 
north  2d 


i'UILADELPlIlA  DIRECTOHV.  ISVL 

Biyant  T.  J.  druggist,  Sec.  396  N  Front  and  205  N  8th 

Kryant  W  in.  cabinet  maker  68  Chcsnut— d  h  36  Dock 

Bn  ars  'I'lioinas,  weaver  liack  180  Lombard 

Br} den  James,  baker  145  Walnut 

Brvnan  John,  umbrella  maker  Sac.  194  south  2d 

Bryson  William,  cordwainer  220  S  3th  6c  back  159  Pine 

Buchanan  Alex,  cordwainer  Hunter's  court 

Buchanan  Andrew,  grocer  Jiuii|)er  above  Race 

Buchanan  Catharine,  widow  IJth  below  Walnut 

Buchanan  Georjje,  bitm;iker  Locust  below  13th 

Bachanan  Lxtitia,  widow  190  Spruce 

Bachanan  Margaret,  widow  Alban  street 

Buchanan  Thomas,  weaver  W'ea\er's  alley 

Buchhalter  George  F.  baker  25  Franklin  court 

«nik  C.  N.  merchant  144 south  3d— d  h  204 south  Front 

Buck  C  hauncey,  tinplateworkeilSth  bet.  High  &  Filbert 

Tbi.ck  Ldwnrd,  mariner  129  Cedar 

Buck  Hugh,  blacksmith  12  Crab      Isee  Book  and  Beck 

DU(  k  John,  labourer  Arch  alley 

Buck  and  Krumbhaar,  merchants  144  sojith  3d 

Buck  Leonard  cedar  cooper  333  north  3d 

TBuck  V\dcher,bootcleaner214  Lombard 

Buckmgham  Edward,  bootmaker  12lh  above  Race 

Hucknigham  John,  messenger  to  Health  Office  42  S  5th 

Buckish  N.  J.  copperplate  printer  25  Currant  alley 

B.,^1  I       A  1  ,  [*■"'  Bockius 

Muck  ey  Adam,  cedar  cooper  Rose  alley  near  Coats 
Buckley  Anthony  M.  merchant  133  south  Fiont— d  h  87 

south  od  [,,,.,>  Bkkley  and  Backlcy 

Uuckley  Llizabeth,  widow  36  south  Sixth 
TBucklcy  Henry,  porter  2  Burd's  court 
Buckley  Isaac,  meal  store  389  north  Front 
Buckley  M.  B.  merchant  22  n„ith  Water 
Buckman  Benjamin,  hatter  94  Gaskill 
Buckman  &  Benson,  stock  and  exchange  brokers  2  S  3d 
Buckman  J.  stock  and  exchange  broker  2  S  3d— d  h  19 

bansom 
Buckman  John,  merchant  19  Sansom 
Budd  John,  cedarcooper  Broad  above  Race 
Budd  Samuel  W\  apothecary  &c.  3  New  Market 
Buck!  Susan,  widow  14  south  Sixth 
Budd  Thos.  A.  attorney  at  law  113  Arch 
»"'  >  J.y^   cabinetmaker  55  Green 
Bu(.(l  W  m.  A.  merchant  23  north  Front 
Hulhngton  Isaac,  cabinetmaker  62  Almond 
Bu,i;Iass  Mary,  b(X)kbindcr  12  Coombs'  nllcv 
Bujac  M  merchant  30  S  4ih— d  h  2  Ranstead's  court 
lupic  J-  Lachassee,  meichant  130  Pine 
Buiey  Daniel,  sawyer  Broad  below  Locust 
"  "uley  Sarah,  widow  Kesler's  alley 
^^Buley  Wilhelmina,  6  Middle  alley 
H    t"l'  iU^7'  »^y<^>-«"t  of  the  dead  235  Lombard 
Bulhnch  Wilham,  printer  Unity  court 


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Bull  Lydia,  nurse  inquire  at  27  south  Second 

Bull  Marcus,  goldbeater  22  Pear 

Bullock  David,  tailor  81  north  Front 

Bumgard  Jacob,  waterman  Queen  near  Shakamaxon 

Bamm  George,  carter  Pine  above  Thirteenth 

Bumm  John,  carpenter  Marlborough  above  Bedford 

Bumm  Peter,  silversmith  and  jeweller  119  Chesnut 

Bumm  &Shepper,  silversmiths  Scjewellers  119  Chesnut 

Bumm  Samuel,  carter  Irish  lane 

Bunce  Jared,  sea  captain  inquire  at  Girard's  wharf 

Bundjck  John,  cordwainer  20  Vernon  st. 

fBundy  Solomon,  waiter  12  Elizabeth 

Bungart  Margaret,  widow  Juniper  above  Cheny 

Bunker  Charles,  confectioner  36  Plum 

Bunker  John,  sea  captain  452  south  Front 

Bunker  Nathan,  mer.  19  s.  Water— d  h  22  Washington  st 

f Bunkum  Charles,  coacliman  Middle  alley 

Bunting  Henry,  coachman  Filbert  near  Eleventh 

Bunting  Isaac,  wheelwright  28  Union  alley 

Bunting  Jacob  T.  merchant  166  N.  3d— d  h  93  north  2d 

Bunting  John,  carpenter  172  south  Sixth 

Bunting  Joseph  P.  of  the  U.  S.  army  Shippen  near  4th 

Bunting  Josiah,  lumber  merchant  281  Spruce 

Bunting  Patrick,  mariner  6  Steinmetz's  court 

Bunting  Philip  S.  merchant  95  north  Second 

Bunting  S.  C  merchant  93  north  Second--d  h  12  Branch 

Bunting  Wm  shingledresser  175  St,  John 

Bui'bankMary,  widow  ofcapt.Geo.  W.  Juniper  ab.  Race 

Burch  rev.  James  K.  10  north  Eighth 

f  Burch  John,  cor.  Market  and  Sch.  Sixth 

Burdi  rev.  Robert,  138  south  Tenth 

Burchell  Lydia,  lady  Eleventh  below  Spruce 

Burckle  Christian  T.  merchant  60  Race 

fBui'd  Cxsar,  labourer  Apple  near  George,  (N.  L."! 

Burd  Edward, gentleman 247Chesnut  \_se(t BirdlSf  Biard 

Burd  Edward  S  counsellor  at  law  276  Chesnut 

Burd  Jane  R.  confectioner  163  Chesnut  8c  70  S.  Front 

Burd  Samuel,  tavernkeeper  159  Water 

Burden  Calvin,  gunsmith  back  110  Race 

Bui'den  widow  of  George,  529  south  Front 

Burden  Jeremiah  R.  m.  d.  35  Spruce 

Burden  J,  R.  m.  d.  95  south  Third 

Burden  Joseph,  Windsor  and  fancy  chairmaker  95  and  97 
south  Third  N  E  cor.  York      [see  Borden  isf  Burton 

Burden  Joseph,  cordwainer  10  Rihl's  court 

Burden  Lydia,  Miss,  216  south  Third 

tBurden  Susan,  widow  107  Queen,  (S.) 

Burdick  Lewis,  painter,  8cc.  13  Mark's  lane 

Burge  &  Bioren,  wine  and  liquor  store  86  Chesnut 

Burge  John,  confectioner  86  Chesnut 

Burger  George  C.  grocer  116  Callowhill      [see  Berger 

Bui'gess  John,  labourer  82  north  Ninth 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  BUlt 

hurgess  M.  &  H.  storekeepers  134  High 

Burgess  Maw,  widow  206  snutl)  Fitih 
Hijri;;ess  Kobtrt,  wholesale  i^rcccr  Iligli  west  of  Sch.  6th 
Biirtiin  (ico.  H  m.  d.  55 h  N.  Tiiird— d  h  16.5  S.  Fifth 
+Burgo\  ne  Stephen,  mariin.r  55  (iaskill 
Burk  Ciiroliiif,  Miss,  48  Currant  alley 
Bulk  Catharine,  widow  Locust  above  Juniper 
Burk  James,  clothing  store  30  S.  6th,  Shakspeare  build- 
ings— dh  175  Walnut 
Burk  Jane,  grocer  S  E  corner  Walnut  and  Water 
Burk  John,  labourer  Green's  court 
Burk  Tliomas,  geiUleman  S3  Plum 
Btirk  Thos.  coachtrimmcr  cor.  Uaspbeny  &  Shield's  ay. 
Burk  William,  labourer  51.1  soutli  Second 
Bu'  k.rc  .\dam  L.  turner  33  Browne  {_.'<ee  Burkhart 

Bnrkirt  Frederick,  constable.  Cresson's  alle) 
Buricart  Saml.  brushmaker  193  N.  3d  8c  5  Harmony  ct' 
Burkart  Valentine,  gent.  28  AppUtree  alley 
Burke  Tliomas,  dry  goods  store  6  north  Second 
Burke  Tliomas,  comedian  32  Washington  st. 
Burkelow  Isaac,  dealer  293  north  Second 
Burkhard  Samuel,  tobacconist  230  south  Fifth 
Burkhai'd,  widow  of  A.  tavernkeeper  7\  Soutli  wharves 

\_aee  Birckju-ad 
Burkhardt  &  Bailey,  merchants  7  north  Second 
B'irkhardt  Henry,  merciiant  9  N  Second — dh  70  \'ine 
Burkhart  Isaac,  mariner  126  St.  John 
Biirkhart  Jacob,  cal)inetmaker  Rose  alley  ab.  Tammany 
Buikhart  Margaret,  widow  Rose  alley  above  Tammany 
Burkhart  Peter,  hairdresser  57"  nortii  Water 

[^see  I3urkart,  Burk/'t,  and  Burkliardi 
Burkhart  Robert,  dentist,  bleeder,  &c.  72  north  Front 
Buikiiimer  Henry,  mariner  Millei's  court,  (N  L) 
Buikink  John,  blacksmith  103 Queen 
jBurkitt  Moses,  poru-r  Bnnsall  l)elow  Tenth 
Burkilt  William,  carpenter  Knox's  court 
Burklebaugh  Matthias,  shoemaker  6tli  ab.  Poplar  lane 
Burky  Josluia,  ctirier  3(i4  nortli  Front 
Bui  lock  William,  merchant  67  south  Fiftli 
Burman  Henry, saddletremaker  Fvank. r.  n Soirtl IIiu-sc 
Barnam  John,  hog  vict.  158  Si.  Jniin.  ,:nd  5  N.  L.  market 
Burnham  Doicas, widow  107  Christian 
Bunihain  John,  labourer  Swanson  n.  Ca'herine 
Bnrmann  Guttlicii.  vict    19  N  L  mark. — d  li  Poplai-jab  2d 
Burncll  Robert,  painter  &  j^Liziev,  Juniper  ab  Race 
Bui"ns /\.r\roi),  sea  captain  15  A.n;  st. 
Bums  Artliu;*,  carpenter  Arch  W  S^h.  2d 
Burns  (ie<)rge,  labo.irer  back  13  Mark's  laijfc 
Bmiis  Kliza  mantuamaker  65  George  St. 
Burns  Elizabeth  widow,  J^ombard  bel.  12th 
jBurns  Ellen,  wulow  Nieman's  alley 
Burns  Jacob,  currier  18  Mew  M.irket 
Burns  Jacob,  sea  captain  18  New  Market 
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Burns  James,  ladies  shoemaker  48  Spi-uce 

Burns  John,  laboui-er  257  Catharine 

Burns  John  M.  boot  and  shoe  manufacturer  45  Arch 

fBurns  John,  shipwright  Shackamaxon  above  Prince 

Burns  Joseph,  storekeeper  244  N  Front 

Burns  Mary,  widow,  57  Meade  alley 

Burns  Nicholas,  grocer  corner  Sansom  and  Seventh 

Burns  Penelope,  teacher  St.  Joseph's  avenue 

Burns  Sarah,  widow  110  Lombard 

Burns  Wm.  weaver  Lombard  ab.  12th 

Burns  Wm.  tailor  Bi'yan's  court 

Burns  Wm.  H.  shoemaker  263  N  3d 

Burring  Matthew,  coasting  captain  36  Coates'  st. 

Burring  and  Wells  merchants,  S.  wliarves  bel.  Walnut 

Burr  WiUiam  H.  gentleman  13  Crown 

Burr  George  H.  merchant  13  N  Front 

tBurr  John,  hairdresser  223  N  2d  &  51  Callowhiil 

Burr  Joseph,  painter  and  glazier  237  Lombard 

Burr  Rebecca,  widow  11  Vine 

Burr  Richard,  mercliant  95  north  Fifth 

Burridge  Benj  Craft  imitation  bird  maker  Alban  ab.  13th 

Burnsou  Peter  49  Moyamensing  r. 

fBurriss  Peter,  fidler  back  24  Small 

Burrough  Archibald,  tailor  79  Green 

Burrough  Jos.  capt  Union  Steamboat  Kaighnton  N  J 

Burrough  Levi,  tailor  13  Budd  st. 

Burroughs  Ann,  widow  15  Key's  alley 

Burroughs  Ann,  widow  383  Race 

Burrows  Catharine  widow  6th  bel  Fitzwalter 

Burrows  Jesse,  carpenter  Malt  alley — d  h  82  N  7th 

Burrows  John,  carter  back  590  S  2d 

Burrows  John,  weaver  Cooper's  ferry  N  J 

Burrows  Wm.  spectacle  maker  2  Myer's  court 

Burson  John,  80  Wood 

Burt  Nath.  mercht.  NE  cor.  High  and  2d  and  237  High 

Burth  John,  potter  Germantown  road  n.  4th 

Burtis  John,  Beach  near  Warren  K. 

fBurton  Belfast,  doctor  152  south  Fifth 

tBurton  Bristol,  sawyer  Mary's  alley 

Burton  George,  mariner  192  S  water 

-fBurton  Isaac,  coachman  32  Burd's  court 

Burton  Margaret,  widow  202  south  Second 

fBurton  Milford,  stablekeeper  back  519  N  3d 

Isee  Barton  is"  Burdo7i 
Burton  Peter,  constable  Camden  N  J 
tBurton  Phillis  Mrs.  Warner's  ct. 
Burton  Robert,  shipbuilder  260  Swanson 
tBurton  Robert,  mariner  4  Giles'  alley 
tBurton  Robert,  coachman  Shippen  above  Seventh 
Burton  Samuel,  confectioner  171  S.  2d 
Burwell  Stephen,  bootmaker  3  Small 
Busch  Andrew,  shoemaker  138  N  Third 
Busch  John,  mariner  281  S  Third 


PHILADLLPHIA   DIRECTORY.  BUT 

Rubh  Bernard,  shoemaker  back  117  German 
Bush  Susan,  widow  98  Catliarine 
jBiish  \Vm.  labourer  7  (iilcs'  alley- 
Rusher  Mascs,  sliipniastcr  back  of  15  BiuUl 
Busman  John,  bleeder  and  iiairdrt-sscr  98  N  5th 
Busscr  Francis,  tinplalc    worker  341  S  2d— d  h  Gal- 
breaths'  ct. 
Bussior  AntUonv,  baker,  back  262  Cedar  st 
Bussier  Daniel,  justice  oftiie  peace,  228  S.  3d  st 
Bossier  Samuel,  grocer,  cor.  Christian  &  3d 
Bussing  Thomas,  bookbinder  Beach  below  Marlborough 
tBustlc  David,  plasterer  Charles  n.  Coates 
Butcher  Amos,  W.  merchant  49  N  Water 
Butcher  John,  tinplate  worker  222  south  Fifth 
Butclier  Joseph,  bindlebit  maker  Locust  bel.  13th 
Butcher  Samuel,  cordwainer  121  N  6th 
Butcher  Wm  boot  and  shoe  manuf  SE  cor  Arch  and  7th 
Butland  John,  lace  and  fringe  weaver  137  Cheny 
tButler  Amelia,  widow,  54  Currant  alley 
Butler  Charles,  plasterer  Juniper  alley 
tButler  Charles,  saw  sharper  26  Passyunk  st 
Bvitier  Christiana,  widow,  Crown  n.  west  (K) 
tButler  Dafney,  washerwoman  Fine  above  Eleventh 
Butler  Deborah,  widow  63  Christian 
Butler  Eve,  widow  washerwoman  Oliio  st. 
Butler  Ezekiel,  late  sea  captain  96  N  5th 
Butler  George,  planemaker  178  N  Eighth 
tButler  Henry,  hairdresser.  Pine  bel.  12th 

Butler  Henry,  labourer.  Hose  st.  (N  L) 

Butler  Htmy,  labourer,  Shippen  n.  13th 

liitlcr  Isabella,  widow  198  S  2d 
Butler  James,  accountant  65  N  Fifth 
Butler  James  combmaker  56  Passyunk  r, 
Butler  widow  of  James,  Bi'oad  above  Race 
Butler  Jane,  widow  back  of  14  Quarry 
Butler  John,  planemaker  12  Quarry 
Butler  Jolin  R.sca  captain  7  Harmony  court 
Butler  Joseph,  tailor  127  N  6th 
Butler  Joseph,  accountant  High  n.  Sch.  Front 
Butler  Margaret,  b^ardinghouse  98  Spruce 
Butler  Martha,  widow,  M.iiden  n.  Stone  bridge 
tButler  Mary,  widow,  bark  10  Small  st. 
Butler  Nicholas,  brickmakcr,  33  (German 
Butler  Pierce,  gentleman  N\V  cor.  Cl\esnut  and  Eighth 
Butler  Pirrce,  wharf  builder  Beach  near  high  bridge 
Butler  PM*rce,  constal)le  322  south  Front 
Butler  Pierce,  clerk.  Federal  bel.  Moyamensing 
Butler  R.  and  13.  R.  dry  );oods  store  14  S  2d 
Butler  Richaril,  baker  164  Locust 
Butler  widow  ot  Richard,  Fraiikford  r.  above  Otter 

Butler  Richard,  woodsiiwyer  Baker 


Butler  Sanuiel,  tailor  18  Juniper  lane 

Butler  Samuel,  G.  painter,  &c.  136  south  Ninth 


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Butler  Thomas,  labourer  North  st. 

Butler  Thonias  R  engraver  96  Chesnut 

Butler  Wm.  W.  cabinetmaker,  6th  bel.  Shippen 

fButler  Wm.  labourer,  Warren  st.  bel.  12th 

Butler  Wm.  L  ladies  shoemaker  ip4  Locust  st. 

Butler  William.,  bill  slicker  136  south  Ninth 

Butt  Wm.  melter,  N  3d  near  Franklin  st.  \ 

ButterwoJith  John,  tinplateworker  69  8c  90  Hieh  cor.  Sd 

and  355  N  3d 
Button  Eli^iabeth,  widow  back  171  north  Second 
Buzby  Benjamin  C.  bookseller  and  stationer  282  north 

Third— d  h  140  Race 
Buzby  H  &  Co.  flour  mer.  86  N.  Water— d  h  73  Wood 
Buzby  Hezekiah,  grocer  water  &  26  Wcod 
Buzby  Hezekiah,  merchant  73  Wood 
Buzby  John,  late  dealer  in  flour  164  Chei'iy 
Buzzard  Rebecca,  widow  Prince  near  Palmer 
Buzzard  Peter,  cooper  Sixth  above  Callowhill 
Byer  George,  labourer  back  446  Race  st. 
Byeiiy  Christopher,  gentleman  9  Sansom 
Byerly  George,  labourer  Marlborough  near  Beach  (K) 
Byei'ly  John,  shipwright  Queen  n.  Shakamaxon 
Byerly  Sophia,  shopkeeper  Queen  near  Marlborough 
Byers  Samuel,  carpenter  52  south  Tenth   shop  Quince 
Byrnt  Mrs.  E.  19  S  5th  [See  Bums 

Byrne  Henry,  C.  attorney  at  law  5  Little  George 
Byrne  John,  bleeder  and  dentist  99  Swansou— -d  h  451 

south  Front 
Byrne  Margaret,  widow  Small  alley 
Byrne  Patrick,  lottery  and  exchange  office  33  south  4th 

NE  corner  Chesnut — d  h  318  Mulberry 
Byrne  Redmond,  gentleman,  7  N  Water 
Bvsher  Jacob,  152  St.  John 


tCABIEL  JULIAN,  teacher  124  Spruce  8c  139  Lomb« 
Cabot  Joseph,  merchant  123  south  Front 
Cadet  Lyon,  dry  goods  store  82  north  Fourth 
Cadwalader  gen.  Thomas,  counsellor  at  law  SE  corner 

Arch  and  Ninth 
fCaesar  Julius,  wcodsawyer  33  Currant  alley 
-j  Cjesar  Luke,  sawyer,  33  Cui'rant  alley 
jCjesar  Peter,  labourer,  249  Shippen  st. 
iCrosar's  Samuel,  labourer  179  Cedar  st. 
Caffcrty  Joseph,  cordwainer  Fraokford  r.  above  Palmer 
Cahill  Christopher,  gardener.  Prime  ab.  8th 
Cahill  John,  carter  1.  L2etitia  court 
Cahoon  John,  170  Cherry  st. 
Cahoon  Joseph,  cordwainer  Rhil's  court 
f  Cain  Anthony,  mariner  84  Plum 
Caines  Hester,  widow  Shepard's  alley 


PUILADELPIIIA   UIRECTORT.  CAM 

jCain  Adam,  waiter  53  Currant  alley 

fCaiti  (icoige,  sawyer.  Atkinson's  co»irt 

jCaiii  Kinscy,  waiter.  Quince  ab.  Sj^ruce 

Cake  Ann,  widt.w  Sink's  conrt 

Cake  jDsepli,  liatter  110  nonh  Second 

Cakfl  Sitphcn.  cordwaintr  24  Charlotte 

Cnnl)>   Caleb,  H.  plumber  29  Bank 

Cairns  Francis,  grocer  cor.  Shippcnand  6th 

Cairns  Richard,  grocer.  Prosperous  alley 

Calljreath  James  F.  64  St.  'rammany 

C.iiddcngh  RoI)ert  A.  gentleman  64  and  d  ir66  Walnu' 

Caiderwood  A  watchmaker  Sic.  Ger.  r.  ab.  1st  gate 

CaUlwell  Alexander,  white  licar  inn  248  High 

Caldwell  David,  clerk  of  the  Circuit  &  District  courts 

of  the  United  Slates,  office   west  wing  of  the  State 

house  lip  stairs 
tCaldwell  Isaac,  mariner  back  11  Hurst  st; 
Caldwell  James,  blacksmith  Browne  bel.  Front 
CaUhvell  James  accountant  27  Mcclianic's  st. 
Caldwell  James  S.  C(  r.  Sch  3d  &  Hamilton 
Caldwell  James,  tish  stoiv  23  StrasvbeiTV 
Caldwell  James,  weaver.  Quince  below  Locust 
tC.ildwell  James,  sweep  Browne  n.  5th 
Caldwell  Jolin,  wheelwright,  Callowhill  n  Sch  2d 
Caldwell  John,  cotton  factorv  Twelfth  below  Pine 
Caldwell  Jonathan,  printer  Carpenter  below  Second 
Caldwell  &  Kilpatrick,  sn/iths  cor  Brown  &  Front 
Caldwi.ll  Martha,  widow  146  ujrth  Eighth 
Caldwell  Noble,  fencemaker  Coates  below  Sixth 
Caldwell  Oliver,  labourer  Stewart's  alley 
tCaldwell  Rifhard,  master  sweep  St  Mar)'  above  7th 
Caldwell  Sirah,  widow  179  S  7th 
Caldwell  Thomas,  accountant  Hamilton  village 
Caldwell  Timothy,  brickmaker  152  north  EiglUh — kilns 

Hivkcjry  lane  above  Eighth  [See  Calweii 

Caldwell  I'homas.  sea  captain  16  Christian 
Caldwell  \Vm  tailor,  Cetlar  ab  10th 
Cale  Christopher,  g.irdener  Prime  above  Eighth 
Call  Jolin,  harness  maker  33  Mary  (S) 
Calhif^han  Chnrles,  merchant  4  Union 
Callaghan  Cliarles,  grain  measurer  9  Wood  st 
Callaghan  Charles  9  W(K)fl  st 
Cal.ihan  Martin,  labounr  S  Sixth  st. 

Callahan. dr.iyman,  Potterv  alley 

Callan  W'lliam,  weaver  50  Small 
Callely  Andrew,  attendant  in  st<rt;.  Pine  bel.  12th 
Callelv  S.ir  di.  widow  2  Willow  conrt 
Cullender  Mrs.  widow  179  south  Eleventh 
Calllolc  Petir.  fruiterer  ifvi  160  High 
Calloway  Jacob,  goldbeater  22  Pear 
Calxfr)'  Catharine,  widow  ('.eakr  12  Jones's  alley 
Camac  SnnrHurl,  labounr  Pine  below  Eleventh 
Camac  Turner,  gentleman  152  south  Thii-d 
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fCamberton  Limus,  porter  Mary's  alley 

Camerloch  Ursula,  widow  67  Coates'  st. 

Cameron  Jaiiies,  gentleman  169  Walnut 

Cameron  John,  smith  back  108  6c  104  north  8th 

Cameron  John,  agent  \76  south  Eleventh 

Camm  William,  hatter  24  north  Third 

Camp  Comfort,  widow  back  517  north  Third 

Camp  David,  labourer  cor.  St.  John  £c  Tammany 

Camp  Nathaniel,  labourer  Prime  above  Second 

Caminfier  Riley,  mariner  72  Budd 

Cam.meyer  \Vm.  jurt.  copperplate  printer  100  Chesnut 

and  6  Randall's  court 
Campardon  Jolin  B.  tailor  137  south  Fourth  abox'e  Pine 
fGtimpbell  Ann,  widow  Jones's  alley 
Ca.npbcil  Alexander,  boot  and  shoe  manuf.  83  Cedar 
Campbell  Alexander,  cordwainer  back  62  Plum 
Cumi)bell  Anthony,  carter  Christian  cor  Fourth 
Cam]>beil  Catliarine,  widow  Queen  below  Sixth 
Campbell  Cornelius,  cordwainer  379  south  Second 
Campbell  David,  cabinetmaker  &c.  17  Chesnut 
Cami)beU  George,  attorney  at  law  120  Arch 
Cami/oell  George,  high  constable  22  Bank 
C'jm))bell  'ieorge,  cordwainer  back  of  209  Cherry 
Campbell  Henry,  coachmaker  back  22  Raspberry  alley 
Campbell  Hugh,  coppersmith  10  Hinckel's  court 
Camiyuell  Isaac,  watchcasemaker  back  of  40  N.  Fourth 
Campbell  James,  mercer  and  tailor  115  S.  Front 
Campbell  James,  labourer  119  Swanson 
Campbell  James,  tailor  back  of  419  N.  Second 
Campbell  James,  cordwainer  Shackamaxon  n.  Queen 
Campbell  James,  rigger  Queen  below  Third 
Campbell  James,  labourer  Hopkins'  court  (N  L)         < 
fCampbell  James,  mariner  Clymer's  alley 
Campbell  James,  174  south  Eleventh 
Campbell  James,  hackdriver  85  Queen  (S) 
Campbell  James,  mariner  bi'-ck  57  Shippen 
iCampoell  Jamts,  labourer  Smith's  alley 
Campbell  Jane,  milliner  51  north  Second 
Campbell  Jane,  widow  164  soutn  Tenth 
Campbell  John,  sea  captain  19  Shippen 
Campbell  John  D  merchant-tailor  8  S. Third 
fCampbell  John,  master  sweep  1  Ball  alley 
Campbell  Joseph,  tobacconist  1  Perkenpine's  court 
Campbell  Maria,  boarding  house  10  Sansom 
Campbell  Mary  Ann,  widow  174  S.  Eleventh 
Campbell  Marv,  widow  2  Watson's  alley 
C-ampbell  Mary,  widow  coi .  Prince  and  Wood 
jCampbcll  Mary,  widow  295  S.  Fourth 
Campbell  Michael,  ostler  back  of  :i6  N.  Third 
Campbell  Patrick,  tailor  back  of  295  south  Third 
Campbell  Quintin,  cashier  of  the  Philadelphia  bank,  50 
'     south  Fourth,  next  to  the  bank 
Caippbell  Richard,  labourer  Frankford  r.  above  Que6?i 


I'HILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  CAR 

Campbell  Richard,  miriner  2  Liberty  alley 

Campbell  Sarah,  widow  Crown  near  Frankford  road 

Campbell  Thomas,  mariner  34  ficrmau 

Campl)cll   I'liomas,  merchant  2_'4  Fine 

Campbell  Tristram,  tailor  341  N-  Front 

Campbell  V\'iiii.im,  oukcooper  369  south  Front 

Campbell  William,  cabinetmaker  136  soutli  Fourth 

Campbell  William,  shoemaker  8r  Cedar 

Campbell  William,  labourer  Spruce  west  ofSch.  Fiftii 

+Camper,  Stephen,  ostler  corner  Sch.  Fifth  i*c  Filbert 

Campion  Francis,  accountant  13  Race 

C.inb\  Isaiah,  grocer  NW  cor.  Walnut  and  Fourth 

Canby  Merrit,  sugar-refiner  27  Church  alley 

Canby  Sa\iil.  jr.  nierch.  56  S  wharves — d  h  112  S.  4th 

Cane  Jaines,  -vveaver  cor.  Eleventh  and  Castle 

Canely  Wm.  shingleshaver  1  Cliarlotte  st. 

Caner  Jolin,  cabinetmaker  196  Pine 

Caner  Michael,  coachmaker  205  south  Seventh 

Caney  Ciiarles,  dry  goods  store  6"  north  Second 

Cann  Stuart,  mariner  1 15  Coates 

Cannon  Ann,  widow  St.  Mary  above  Eighth 

Caiuion  Daniel  B.  24  Plum 

Cannon  Edward,  printer  250  south  Fifth 

Cannon  Isaac,  mariner  54  Vine 

Cannon  James,  storekeeper  67  south  Second 

Cannon  John,  carter  14  Sleade  alley 

Cannon  Patrick,  labourer  84  Budd 

Cannon  Rachel,  widow  30  Elizabeth 

Cannon  William,  tavern,  coach  and  H  very  stable  keeper . 

83  south  Fifth 
Canon  Samuel,  sliopkepper  383  High 
Canonge  I'   A.  commission  merciiant  12  Frflne 
Canrer  Jacob,  cabinetmaker  9  Filbert — d  ii  110  N.  8th 
Cantrel  George,  labourer  3  bliippen 
Capehard  Mary,  widow  back  538  N.  Third 
Capron  Wm.  labourei;  cor.  Allen  ifc  Frankford  road 
Capp  John  G  chymist  Scii.  Eighth  near  Vine 
Carbo  Susannah  460  north  Second 
Cardeza  J.  M.  merch.''it  57  Union 
Cardwell  William  C  merchant  14Chesnut 
Carrarcr  Elizal)eth,  widow  24  Gaskill 
Care  Jesse,  s.tddletreeniakcr  10  Alinshou"^e 
Care  Peter,  merchant  30  N  Water — d  h  112  Spruce 
Csri'ls  S.imuel,  carpenter  173  Ciierry  [fitc  Carejl 

Cards  Samuel,  jr.  carpenter  SW  cor.  Ninth  &Cheiiy 
Carels  William,  car|;entcr  320  Vine 
C  >rey  Dmiel,  cord'vaincr  75  Ciiristian 
Caix'V  Edward,  victualler  Fcjiirth  below  Christian 
C.ircy  Edward,  iiairdresser  111  north  Tlurfl 
Carey  Henry  C- bookseller  126  Cliesnut — d  liluWalnut 
+Carey  John,  basketmaker  Sixth  a))ove  Poplar  lane 
Carey  Mary,  widow  Maria  above  Fourth  (N  L) 


CAR  whitely's  annual 

Carey  Mathew,  printer  and  bookseller,  124  and  126 
Chesnut  corner  Fourth  [see  Carre  and  Correy 

Carey  Mathew  and  Son,  booksellers,  &c.  SE  cor.  Ches- 
nut and  Fourth 
Carey  Sarah,  widow  back  180  south  Fourth 
Carie'  John,  oysterman  334  High 
Carilson,  widow  of  Wm.  tavernkeeper  46  Plum 
Cariss  Wm.  tailor  Twelfth  below  Pine 
Carlan  Elizabeth,  widow  souih  Seventli  near  Cedar 
Carles  Samuel,  carpenter  184  Cherry  corner  Ninth 
Carlin  Mahlon  G.  cor-dwainerFranford  r.  near  Otter 
Carlile  Abm.  hardware  mer.  139  High— d  h  219  N.  4th 
Carlile  Hudson,  soap  and  candle  manuf.  Spruce  corner 

Quince 
Carlisle  David,  labourer  cor.  Sixth  and  Coates 
Carlisle  William,  mercliant  Coates  above  Seventh 
Carhsle  Wm.  carpenter  10  Pennsylvania  avenue 
j-Carll  John,  waiter  20  Acorn  alley 
Carll  Rev.  Maskell  M.  corner  Twelfth  and  George 
Carlley  Jeremiah,  cordwainer  56  Shippen 
Carlley  Joseph,  carter  56  Sliippen 
Carlley  Rebecca,  midwife  56  Shippen 
Carlton  (ieorge,  dealer  145  Spruce 
fCarlton  Robert,  labourer  416  north  Fourth 
Carlyle  John,  carpenter  155  Moyamensing  road 

[see  Carlisle 
Carmack  Mary,  grocer  163  north  Water 
Carmalt  Caleb,  conveyancer  298  north  Third 
Carmalt  Jonathan,  302  north  Third  above  Tammany 
Carmalt  Jonathan, jun.NWcornerThird  and  Tammany 
Carmalt,  Miss  S.  seminary  for  young  ladies  129  Vine 
Carman  Hudson,  grocer  .395  and  d  h  331  High 
Carman  Jacob,  carpenter  132  south  Fourth 
Carman  Jacob,  slater  191  Lombard  8c  yard  218  S.  Front 
Carman  James,  merchant  331  High 
Carman  James,  saddletreemaker  Swanson  n.  Queen 
Carman  James,  trunkmaker  Washington  above  Second 
Carman  Sanmel,  merchant  331  High 
Carman  Wm.  merchant  331  High — d  h  204  Arch 
Carmichael  George,  tobacconist  404  High 
Carn  Elizabeth,  widow  96  Christian 
Carnahatj  Samuel,  weaver  5  Friends'  alms  house 
Carnell  William,  coachmaker  Germ.  r.  near  first  gate 
Carney  Mary,  widow  back,  44  Spruce 
Carney  Patrick,  boot  and  shoemaker  47  south  Third 
jCarney  Philip,  newscarrier  Dean's  alley 
Carney  Robert,  chymist  back  98  Gaskill 
■fCarney  Thomas,  labourer  back  489  south  Second 
Cams  James,  labourer  Carlyle's  court 
Cams  Richard,  carter  Lombard  cor.  Twelfth 
Cams  Thomas,  cordwainer  34  German 
Carpenter  Benj.  &  Co.  grocers  213  north  Third 
fCarpenter  Caleb,  porter  308  south  Seventh 


I'lIlLADELPlIlA   DIRECTORV.  CAR 

Carpenter  Ch.  jun.  merchant  273  High— d  h  121  N.9th 

Car|jciitcr  Isaac,  cordwainer  208  south  Scconil 

jCai-pciitcr  John,  niarincr  38  Catharine 

Carpenter  John,  bookbinder  34  Coalcs'  alley 

Carpenter  Joiin,  mer.  tailor  88  S.  2d — d  h  51  Walnut 

tCarpenier  Jonatluin,  labourer  BoMsall 

Cai])eiiter  Josiuia,  ])ainter,  6cc..  back  205  south  Second 

Carpenter  and  Martin,  sailniakers  93  South  wharves 

Carpenter  Mary,  \v)do\v  6th  below  Coates 

Carpenter  Rachel,  widow  1  Raspberry  alley 

tCarpcnter  Rebecca,  cook  &c.  13  Chesnut 

Carpenter  S.  sailmaker  93  S.  wharves— d  h  287  S.  Front 

Carpenter  Steplien,  carpenter  Sixth  near  Coates 

fCarpenter  Tobias,  waiter  7  Hurst  St. 

Carpenter  William,  hatter  (ireen's  court 

Carpentier  L.  D.  niercht.  208  Spruce     \_see  C/iar/ientier 

Carr  Benjamin,  professor  of  music  7  Powell 

Carr  Edward  W.  screw  and  sawmaker  and  smith  158 

Race — d  h  120  north  Fiftli 
Cair  Jacob,  vict.  25  Lawrence — stall  15  High  st,  market 
Carr  James,  farmer  Race  near  Schuylkill 
Carr  John,  carpenter  305  Walnut 
Carr  Jolin,  hardware  agerA  Pine  abeve  Thirteenth 
Carr  John,  iiler  Juniper  alley 
Carr  Jolin,  oysterhouse  Juniper  alley 
Carr  Josei)h,  innkeeper  149  north  Fourth 
Carr  Leah,  widow  nurse  5  Steinmetz  court 
tCarr  L.  labourer  Eagle  court 
Carr  Maria,  widow  52  Lombard 
Can-  rev.  M.  of  St.  Augustine's  church  ab.  47  Crown 
Carr  Mary,  Locust  above  Junii)er 
Cavr  Mai  y,  widow  of  John,  teacher  Arch  W.  Sch,  2d. 
Carr  Moigan,  grocer  146 S.  Tliiid  cor.  Cypress  alley 
Carr  Robert,  cordwainer  back  107  north  Fifth 
Carr  Robert,  labourer  140  German 
Carr  Robert,  brass  founder  Pint*  above  Tenth 
Carr  Robert,  scetlman,  Sec.  Bartram's  garden  below 

Gray's  Ferry  ^sce  Kecr  and  Kchr 

Carr  Samuel,  auger  filer  15  Noble 
Cair  Sarah,  widow  19  Spaftbrd  st 
Carr  William,  blacksmith  cor.  Christian  and  Fourth 
Carragan  James,  carpenter  Mark's  l:ine 
Carrahan  Alexander,  grocer  195  south  Sixth 
Carre'  Charles,  teacher  6  Chester     [.»<r  (Jarni  Isf  Carie 
Carre'  Charles  L.  blacksmith  428  S.  2d.— d'h  4  Moy 

amensiiig  road 
Carre'  ^  Sanderson  scminan'  443  High 
Carre'  John  T.  seminary  443  High 
CwiTc'  Philip,  shoemaker  4H  Meide  allev 
Cfirrel  Edward  &  Co.  merchants  Bank  alley 
Carrell  ^the  familv  of  t!ie  late  Edward)  383  Mulbern' 
Carrell  H.  widow  51  Arch  [.vrr  Carrll  and  Cartis 

Carrell  John,  hardware  mcrcht.  198  High— <1  h  60  S.  5th 


CAR  whitely's  annual 

Carrell  John  8c  Son,  hardware  merchants  198  High 
NCarrelf  Johnjun.  hardware  merchant  198  High 
Carrell  John,  cordwainer5T~Queen  (S) 
Carrell  Thomas,  blacksmith  back  38  Zane,  and  back  28 

north  Seventh 
CaiTick  William,  tailor  3  Hyde's  court 
Carroll  Harriet  252  Walnut 
Carrol  James,  tallowchandler  3  Little  Dock 
Carroll  Patrick,  ostler  Nonnater's  court 
Carson  George,  cordwainer  102  Cedar 
Carson  John,  bookseller  and  stationer  158  N.  3d 
Carson  John  M,  135  Walnut 
Carson  Jonathan,  175  Cheny 
Carson  Joseph,  plasterer  18  Watson's  alley 
Carson  Miss  Jemima,  boarding  house  173  Chesnut 
Carson  Mrs.  widow  of  captain,  121  N.  Eleventh  ab.  Race 
Carson  Patrick,  drayman  back  78  south  Front 
Carson  Robert,  cordwainer  Prime  below  Second 
Carson  Sarah,  shopkeeper  69  Cherry 
Carson  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  Ann  W.  Sch.  E^hth 
Carson  William,  plasterer  SW  cor.  Spruce  and  Twelfth 
Carson  Wm.  weaver,  77  Plum 

\see  Corson  and  Casspn 
Carstairs  James,  merchant  76  south  Eighth 
Carstairs  Thos.  carpenter  and  draftsman  76  south  8th 
Carswell  Samuel,  merchant  and  alderman  24  S.  Front 
Cart  Ann,  widow,  nurse  9  Lombard 
Cart  Peter,  labourer  Ger.  road  above  Otter 
Carter  Alexandei',  labourer  31  Elizabeth 
Carter  Barnaby,  gentleman  168  Cjiesnut 
Carter  D.  B.  merchant  182  High 

Carter  Enoch,  painter,  &c.  120  Chesnut— d.  h.  145  S.  8th 
Carter  Elizabeth,  widow  135  N.  6th 
Carter  Elizabeth,   widow  layer   out  of    the  dead    16 

Pennsylvania  avenue. 
fCarter  James,  master  sweep  17  Springett  alley 
Carter  Job,  blacksmith  7  Charlotte 
Carter  Joel,  tailor  9  Chancery  lane 
Carter  John,  jr.  shipwright  Queen  above  Shakamaxou 
Carter  John,  waterman  496  south  Second 
Carter  John,  shipwright  Queen  n^  Shakamaxon 
Carter  John,  stablekeeper  12  and  21  and  27  Prune 
Carter  Joseph,  nailfactory  331  south  Second 
Carter  Joseph,  tavernkeeper  Blackhorse  alley 
Carter  8c  Powell,  livery  stablekeepers  86  south  Eleventh 
Carter  Rebecca,  widow  216  Green  street 
Carter  Sharon,  china  merchant  244  N.  3d 
Carter  Thomas,  mastraaker  104  Swanson 
Carter  William,  silkdver  93  Kew 
Carteret  Josepli  W.  cabinetmaker  399  south  Front 
Cartmell  &  English,  smiths  125  S.  Sixth  &  back  50  Zane 
Cartmell  Solomon,  blacksmith  125  south  Sixth 


I'HILADELIMIIA   niRIICTORV.  CAS 

Cartrct  Daniel,  Windsor  chairmaker  203  south  Third 
Cartrct  Elizabeth,  widow  328  S.  Front 
Carty  Mary,  widow  105  Lombard  street 
Carusi  Ci.  toyshop,  31  N,  6th 

Caruthers  Samuel,  chairmaker,  3d  n.  George  (N.  L.) 
Carver  Hannah,  widow  of  Samuel,  96  Spruce 
Carver  Jacob,  cupner  52  Green  and  249  K.  3d 
Carver  James,  veterinary  surgeon,  and  professor  of  ani- 
mal medicine.  Juniper  below  Chesnut 
Carver  Sarah,  boarding  liouse  100  S.  4th 
Carvill  Henry  goldbeater  59  Dock  street 
Casamajor  Prudent,  jr.  79  Sims'  wharf  d.  h.  48  Walnut 
Casaubon  &  Rogier,  artificial  flower  and  feather  manu- 
facturers 84  S.  3d 
Casdorp  Elizabeth,  widow  266  S.  Front 
Casey  llannali,  widow  George  near  St.  John 
tCasey  John,  labourer  82  Garden 
Casey  Michael,  cordwainer  387  north  Front 
Cash  George  S.  tobacconist  3  and'14  Arch 
Cash  Jacob,  tobacconist  3  and  14  Arch 
Cash  James,  shoemaker  6th  below  Fitzwalter 
Cash  Thomas,  inspector  of  customs  46  Crown 
Caskey  Joseph,  distiller  and  grocer  392  High  above  12th 
Caskey  Mary,  widow  33  Union 
Casner  Catharine,  widow  252  St.  John 
Casner  Christopher,  mariner  12  Callowhill 
Casner  Enoch,  shoemaker,  105  N.  9th 
Casner  Henry,  skindresser  13tii  above  Race 
Casner  Susannah,  mantuamaker  81  Browne 
Cassan  Mary,  Mrs.  427  S.  2d  street 
Casobon  Egei'ie,  artificial  flower  manuf.  84  south  Third 
Cassan  Hannah,  widow  52  Almond 
Cassan  Samuel,  sea  captain  427  south  2d 
Cassady  John,  tallowchandlcr,  Stewart's  alley 
Cassaday  Patrick,  grocer  89  Plum 
Cassady  Sarah,  widow  12  below  Sassafras 
Cassedy  Francis,  mastmakcr  453  south  Front 
Cassedy  Hannah,  widow  Vine  above  13tli 
Cassedy  John,  labourer  Sell.  4th  above  Spruce 
Cassedy  Maiy,  widow  387  Front 
Cassedy  Hugh,  labourer  Red's  court,  below  198  Cedar 
Cassedy  John,  labourer  18  Pine  alley 
Cassedy  Elizabeth,  widow  Spafford  street 
Cassed  Jane,  huckster  78  German 
tCassev  Jcseuh,  hairdresser  and  perfumer  36  S.  Fourth 
Castledine  VVm.  coachtrinimer,  516  S,  Front 
Castor  Jesse,  attorney  at  law  7  N.  Sixth 
Castles  James,  grocer  214  S.  2d 
Casper  Martin,  gentleman  26  Pino  alley 
Castleline  C.  shoemaker  538  N.  Third 
Castleline  VVm.  shoemaker  516  south  Front 
Castles  Joseph,  grocer  145  Lombard 
Caswell  Mrs.  Emlen's  alley 


CHA  whitely's  annual 

Caterson  Robert,  carter  High  near  Sch.  Seventh 

Caterson  Wm.  labourer  corner  George  and  Sch.  Third 

Cathcart  Lethe,  shopkeeper  7  Duke  (N.  L.) 

Cathcart  Wm.  rigger  Sf  Meade  alley 

Gather  John,  W.  carver  47  German 

Cathrall  Mrs.  widow  of  Isaac  M.  D.  25  8th 

Cathrin  Peter,  labourer  Palmer  above  West  (K) 

Cathers  John,  112  Cherry 

Catherwood  and  Robinson,  distillers  207  Cedar 

Catherwood  Hugh,  distiller  207  Cedar 

Cathrall  George,  shipwright  471  N.  3d 

Cathrall  Isaac,  Budd  near  Coates 

Catlin  George,  musical  instrument  maker,  NE  cor.  Fifth 

and  Walnut — d.  h.  3  Randall's  court 
Caton  Mary,  widow  23  Lombard  street 
Caton  Jesse,  waterman  Pegg  above  Front 
Cattle  Jonas,  cabinetmaker  Camden,  (N.  J.) 
Cattley  John,  crockei-y  cellar  185  south  Second 
Cattell  David,  labourer  20  Watson's  alley 
CaufFman  John,  grocer  Germantown  r.  near  the  1st  gate 
Cauffman  Lawrence,  china  merchant  207  N.  Third 
Cauffman  Margaret,  Germantown  r.  above  1st  gate 
Cauffman  Henry,  labourer  Hopkins'  court 

Cauffman gardener,  Frankford  r.  near  Hart  tavern 

Cauffman  Margaret  and  Ann,  39  Sansom 

Caury  Philip,  cordwainer  256  S  Fifth  [see  Corry 

Cauthron  Lucy,  widow  Frankf.  road  near  Hanover 

■fCavalier  Philip,  sawyer  Bradford's  alley 

Cave  Thomas,  druggist  &c.  298  High  &  S  W  cor.  Ninth 

and  Locust — d  h  1  north  Ninth 
Cauvin  Nicholas,  tobacco  manufactory  49  Lombard 
Cavenaugh  Hugh,  grocer  and  tavernkeeper  south  side 

of  Almond  (Argyle)  street  wharf 
Cavenaugh  Michael,  grocer  and  tavernkeeper  S  W  cor. 

Second  and  Catharine 
Cavenaugh  Wm.  tavernkeeper  N  E  cor.  High  &  Juniper 
Cavender  Curtis,  storekeeper  233  south  Second 
Caverly  Peter,  merchant  204  Pine 
Cavett  Jesse  F.  printer  Pearsoa's  court. 
Cayfort  James,  carpenter  Poplar  lane  near  4th 
Caze  Madame  Frances,  widow  145  south  Sixth 
Cecil  Algernon,  whitesmith  555  south  Second 
tCeely  Cyrus,  woodsawyer  88  St.  John's 
Celles  John,  hatier  Sink's  court 
Chare  Paine  M.  grocei'  12  Maria  above  4th  (N  L) 
Chadwick  Henry  W.  teacher  of  the  Kensington  public 

school 
Chadwick  Isaac,  plasterer  140  Locust 
Chadwick  William,  22  Currant  alley 
Cliaffin  Ezekiel,  shoemaker  back  of  31  Beck's  alley 
ChafinF.  oysterman  under  106  Race  &  124^  High 
Chalfandt  Mary,  widow  of  Jacob, .39  North  street 
Chaloner  Daniel,  drnggist,  &c.  69  Union  street 


I'HILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  CHA 

C  Ualoner  Thomas,  accountant  Price's  court 
Chaloner  \ym.  merchant  192  Hii,'h— d  h  355  Arch 
Chamberlaine  Catharine,  widow,' boarding  house  9  N  6th 
Chamberlain  Hannah,  boarding  house  86  Arch 
Cliambcrlain  J.  (i.  mere.  43i  N  Front— d  h  129  S  3d 
Chamberlain  John,  guager  and  inspector  of  domestic  li- 
quors, 310  Vine  cor.  Chester 
Chamberlin  Horatio  N,  merchant  9  soutli  Water 
Chamberlin  H.  N.  &  J.  jun.  merchants  6  S  wharves 
Chamberlin  John,  carpenter  52  Wood 
Chamberlin  J.  jr.  merchant  8  south  Water— d  h  152 
i      ^  south  Front 
Chamberlin  Richard,  carpenter  246  north  Third 
Chambers  Charles,  accountant  bnck  29  Elfreth's  alley 
Chambers  James.  shallopmHU  Wall's  elbow 
Chambers  John,  labourer  Ouer  near  Frankf.  road 
tChambers  Joiin,  labourer  Pttschall's  allay 
Chambers  Maria,  widow  Roger's  court 
Chambers  Matilda  &  Jane,  mantuamakers  48  Spruce 
Chambers  Robert,  coasting  capt.  12  Shippen 
Champion  Benjamin,  drvgootls  store  5^  and  41  N  2d 
tChampion  James,  teacher  12  Elizabeth 
tChampion  Job,  drayman  Grissel's  alley 
Champion  Wm.  inn  &  ferry  keeper.  Cedar  street  wharf 
Chance  Marmus  saddle  &  harness  maker  Camden  (N  J^ 
Chanceaulme  Martin,  cabinetmaker  9  Hiiil's  court       ' 
Chancellor  Hannah,  widow  of  Wm.  2ri  Chesnut 
Ctiandler  Miss  Elizabeth,  16  north  9th 
Chandler  Joseph  R.  teaclier  164  north  Third 
i.  lamberhn  &  Co.  grocers  155  north  3d 
!  Chand  er  Samuel  H.  container  Wood  ab.  Prince  fK^ 
,  Ciiandler  \\  illiam  P.  m.  d.  99  Walnut  ^^ 

;  Channeller  Wm.  merciiant  High— d  h  353  Arch 
"  Chapm  Natiian,  grocer  N  W  cor.  Cedar  &  Fiftli 
Chapman  Benj.  publisher  {blmd)  18  N  10th  cor.  Filbert 
Chapman  (layton,  shoemaker  109  south  Fifth 
J^hapmao  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Geo.  R    l8->  Pine 
Chapman  John,  sexton  to  Friends'    meeting-house    in 

Arch  street  &  Venetian  blindmaker  84  Arch 
v^hapman  I^ucas,  turner  159  Pine 
Chapman  Mary,  widow  133  south  Third 

in'SS";;;;ly^"  "•  '  ^"■'^  •^"''^'^g-office  back 
Chapman  Robert,  painter  &  glazier  573  south  2d 
C  hapman  rhomas,  teacher  it  accountant  45  Lombard 
Chapman  W.lham.  accountant  &  teaciier  64  Spruce 
C  .apron  tc  Nidelet,  merchants  2o5  Hich 
Clianl  George,  44  Circen 

Ch^'rion  A.'\"v''''''^''  •^'i"<'."e.  &c.  manuf.  107  Walnut 
«.  hardon  (h)  \  igneaux  &  Co.  importers  of  French  drv 
goods,  98  south  Second  ^  "  "'  ■ 

Charier  Louis,  cook  and  restaurateur  38  south  8th 
TV^harles  George, coachman  George  above  llth 
F 


CHE  wfitely's  annual 

Charles  Henry,  copperplate  printer  and  man  publisher, 

117  N  Fifth 
fCharles  John,  mariner  Shippen  near  13th 
Charles  Thomas,  carter  49  Moyamensing  road 
Charles  William,  bookseller,  stationer,  copperplate  en- 
graver and  priiiter,  north  6tli  above  Vine 
fCharlow  Mary,  widow  Portland  lane 
Charlton  Benjamin,  133  north  Sixth 
Charlton  Martha,  china  store  417  N  Front 
Charlton  Richard,  tailor  37  Cedar  street 
Charnley  J.  H.  hardware  mer.  228  Higli— d  h  19  N  12th 
Charpeatier  Dan.  confectioner  64  High — d  h  156  S  4tii 

[see  Carjientier 
Charret  James,  labourer  34  Coates  street 
jChase  Delia,  widow  Elbow  alley 
Chase  Elizabeth,  widow  Sch.  5th  below  High 
Chase  Jolm,  innkeeper  21&  Race 
■j-Chase  Richard,  labourer  back  215  Shippen 
fChase  Samuel,  waiter  174  north  8th 
Chasson  George,  coppersmith  back  of  226  south  3d 
Chathcim  John,  shoemaker  1  Gaskill  street 
Chatham  Joseph,  cordwainer  S  E  cor.  Cedar  and  3d 
Chattm  Abraham,  labourer  Vienna  near  Duke 
Chattin  Chester,  carpenter  8  Fetter  lane 
Chattin  Miss  EHzabeth,  218  north  4th 
Chattin  Sarah,  widow  47  Mechanic  street 
Chaudron  Simon,  editor  of  the  French  journal  168  Spruce 
Chau'.icey  8c  Barnes,  merchants  26  South  wharves 
Chauncey  Cliarles,  counsellor  at  law,  office  83  and  d  h 

85  Walnut 
Chauncey  E.  cashier  of  Pennsylvania  bank,  157  Walnut 
Chauncey  Nathaniel,  mer.  26  S  wharves— d  h  42  N  8th 
Chauveau  Joseph,  merchant  26  Powell  street 
fChavers  Amelia,  widow  Wood  above  8th 
Chazotte  P.  S.  teacher  of  French,  40  Sansom 
Cheeks  WiUiam  M.  d.  78  Union 
Cheesman  Jacob,  labourer  35  Beck's  alley 
Cheever  Benjamin  R.  merchant  17  S  Front 
Clieever  &  Fales,  merchants  17  S  Front 
Cherey  John,  hairdresser  153  Cedar 
Cherry  Margaret,  widov/  grocer  I42  Spruce 
Cherry  Moses,  labourer  Morgan's  court 
Chesney  Sai'ah,  widow  back  168  St.  John's 
Chesney  William,  painter  8cc.  Unity  court 
Chesnut  Mary,  widow  14  Sugar  alley 
Chesnut  John,  teacher  cor.  Locust  and  Dean 
Chesnut  Sam.  5,'rucer  327  High — d  h  BE  cor  Vine  8c  8th 
Chesnut  Samuel,  stonecutter  Alban 
Chesnut  Samuel  &:  William,  grocers  327  High 
fChester  Charle;,,  labourer  back  6  Oak 
Chester  Isabella,  widow  of  Elijah  4  Littleboy's  court 
Chester  John,  ropemaker  Queen  n.  Frankford  r. 
Cheston  Elijah,  coachmaker  83  Pine 


nilLADELVHlA  DIRECTORY.  CHR 

Chcvaliev  Elizaljcth,  widow  Old  York  r.  n.  Popl.  1. 

tChevalier  F:\iiny,  widow  back  105  German 

Clievalier  J  UR-  li.  widow  70  Tammany 

Chevas  Anthony,  1'.  merchant  72  Lombard 

CliLVCs  Langdon,prcst  U.  S.  bank  266  Walnntab.  lOtU 

Chfvihcr,  widow  of  Samuel,  Old  York  ab.  Poplar  I. 

Chew  Benjamin,  counsellor  at  law,  i^T  south  Foui'th 

Chew  Henry,  grocer  Camden  (N.  J.) 

Chew  Isaac,  hidics'  shoemaker  Taper  alley 

Chew  Jeffry,  confectioner  262  soutli  Fifth 

Chew  JeftVy,jun.  ctinfectioner  back  107  Catharine 

Chew  Joseph,  ladies'  shoemaker  223  Chesnut 

Chew  Joseph,  drayman  Germantown  r.  ab.  Laurel 

Chew  Richard,  innkeeper  cor.  Laurel  and  Front  N.  L. 

Chew  William,  dealer  249  south  Sixth 

tChew  Wm.  dealer  98  soutii  Second  and  245  Spi'uce 

Chierdel  Paul,  tailor  1  Trotter's  alley 

Chilcot  Margaret,  widow  27  Noble 

Child  Henry,  late  ironmonger  452  N.  Second 

Child  Joan,  clock  and  watchmaker  452  N.  Second 

Ciuld  John,  cooper  31  Green 

Childs  C  G.  historical  and  landscape  engraver  22  S  6th 

Chillis  James,  tailor  3  Whitehall  st. 

Childs  Mrs.  widow  boardmg  house  256  High 

Childs  Thomas,  sea  captain  268  south  Sixth 

Childs  William  K.  mariner  near  25  Charlotte 

tChilders  John,  sawyer  22  Plum 

fChin  Jesse,  waiter  136  S.  Kighth 

■|-ChriGH<?t<i  'I'Uoc   jr>in«».  Pf^/Un-  nt>ar  '^<>\-f»nth 

Chriskeyl^ewis, blacksmith  Oakbelow  hayscales  (N.L.) 
Cl'.rist  Michael,  shipwright  Ci\eiry  ab.  Uuke 
Christian  Anthony,  mariner  108  Christian 
Cliristian  Daniel,  shallojjman  254  south  Filth 
Christian  John,  mariner  back  338  S  Second 
Christian  Peter,  alderman  72  north  I'hird 
Christian  and  Stokes,  hardware  merchants  57  High 
Christian  Thomas,  54  Race  [Art-  Christicn 

Christiana  Stephen,  professor  music  429  Cliesnutab.  13th 
Christie  Catharine,  widow  Tammany  bel(>w  St.  John 
Christie  Wm  corrector  for  the  press  Sch.  8th  n.  Vine 
Christie  William  &  Co.  upholsterers  and  venitian  blind 

makers  145  Chesnut 
Chri'>lie  William,  sveaver  Fourth  n  Germant.  r. 
('hristine  Geo.  drayman  Old  York  road  ab.  Poplar!. 
Chri:.tine  J acol),  mariner  back  338  south  Second 
Christine  John,  turner  Duke  (N.  L.) 
Christine  Thomas,  accountant  Old  \ork  r.  ab.  Poplar  I. 
Christman  Henry,  cordwainer  116  Race 
fChristma^  Margaret,  widow  8  Pleasant  avenue 
Christoph  Lewis,  cook  245  south  Third 

iChristQuhcr  Hay  Us,  labourer  back  11  Hurst  street 
Christopher  Michael,  labourer  Poplar  below  Fourth 


CLA  whitely's  annual 

Christy  Catharine -widow  Small  alley- 
Christy  Charles  drover  19  Hurst  street       [see  Christie 
Chi'isty  Robert,  boot  manufacturer,  41  south  Front 
Chrystler  Jacob,  3  N.  Third 
Chubb  Samuel,  dry  goods  store  151 N.  Third 
tChurch  Jacob,  labourer  back  123  north  Tenth 
Chur  Jacob,  baker  85  Race 
Church  Mary  Ann,  24  Argyle 
Churchill  Stephen,  mate  of  vessel  23  Almond 
Churnsides  Stephen,  milkman  10th  below  Shippen 
Cist  Mrs.  boardinghouse  342  High  cor.  Tenth 
Cirge'  George  pilot  66  Swanson 
Clackner  John,  farmer  Passyunk  below  Federal 
Clampffer  Mary,  widow  21  Elfreth's  alley 
ClampfFer  William  W,  (Merino  inn)  3  Cherry 
Clanigian  William,  labourer  Camden  (N,  J.) 
Claphamson  Samuel,  (Pilgrim inn)  cor.  Sixth  &  Germ*  x\ 
Clapier  Lewis,  merchant  6  Lombard — d  h  216  S.  Front 
Clare  Bartholomew,  17  Fromberger's  court 
Clare  Charles,  carter  Christian  cor.  Seventh 
Claridge  Philip  L  millinery  and  fancy  store  25  N.  2d 
Clark  Alexander  H.  &  Co,  merchants  177  High — d  h 

Horth  Seventh 
Clark  Ann,  widow  tailoress  St.  John  below  George 
Clark  Renj.  watchmaker  1 S.  Front— d  h  88  Arch 
Clark  Benj.  Sc  Ellis,  clock  and  watchmakers  1  S.  Front 

SE  cor.  High 
fClark  Benjamin,  labourer  Cedar  ab.  7th 

fClark.  Benjiimin,  whif-f^wacKev  lO  G.a.ekUl  et. 

Clark  B.  widow  2  Chancery  lane 

Clark  Calvin,  printer  44  south  Fifth 

Clark  Catharine,  widow  42  north  Fourth 

Clark  Daniel,  grocer  NE  cor.  Third  and  Coates 

Clark  David  W.  carpenter  209  north  Eighth 

Clark  Daniel,  grocer  NE  cor.  Third  and  Coates 

Clarke  Edward,  teacher  academy  1  College  avenue 

Clark  Edward  E.  proprietor  of  the  floating  baths 

Clark  Enos,  labourer  back  104  Filbert 

Clark  Eleanor,  widow  whitewasherSt.  Mary 

Clark  Ellis,  watchmaker  1  south  Front  S  E  cor.  High 

Clark  Elizabeth,  Mrs.  of  Robert,  Tenth  above  Vine 

Clark  Ephraim,  late  watchmaker  3  S,  Ninth 

Clark  George,  coachpainter  Chesnut  near  Schuylkill 

Clark  George,  painter  See.  74  north  Sixth 

Clark  Hannah,  boarding  house  13  High 

Clarke  Henry  silversmith  22  Franklin  ct. 

Clark  Hugh,  teacher  Queen  n.  Sixth 

Clark  Israel,  oyster  cellar  81  Shippen 

Clark  Jacob  R.  carpenter  back  3  Sugar  alley 

t Clark  Jacob,  waiter  155  Lombard 

Clark  James,  hatter  36  Sugar  alley 

Clark  James,  brickmaker  Filbert  between  8th  aod  9th 

Clark  James,  carpenter  8  Nicholson's  alley 


PHILADELPHIA   DIHECTORY.         CLA 

Clark  Jane,  bonnctmaker  4  Strawberry 

Clark  Jt-rcmiah,  conlwainer  431  S.  Second 

Clark  Job,  shoemaker  46  Chester  st. 

Clark  Johaunali,  widow  13  Sassafras  alley 

Clark  John,  grocer  39  Cedar 

Clark  John,  grocer  Maiden  near  Beach 

Clark  Jolin,  labourer  410  south  Second 

Clark  John  F.  carpenter  95  Christian 

Clark  John,  chairniakerio  N.  Eighth 

Clark  John, plumber  104 N.  Sixth 

Clark  John  C.  printer  S  W  cor  Fifth  and  Cherry—  d  h 

87  Locust 
Clark  John,  music-seller  129  Lombard 
Clark  John,  conlwainer  22  Oik  (N.  L.) 
Clark  John,  turner  260  S  Third 

Clark  John  L.  merchant  99  south  Front— d  h  32  N.  Fifth 
Clark  John  V.  ji.  d.  10  Arch 

Clark  Joseph,  merchant  7  S  Water— d  h  102  S  Front 
Clark  Joseplj,  carpenter  Third  near  George  N.  L. 
Clark  Joseph,  drygoods  store  24  N  Sixth 
Clark  Mary  M.  seamstress  31  Cresson's  alley 
Clark  Mary,  38  N  Fifth 
Clark  Mary,  widow  of  John,  Johns  ab.  Front 
Clark  Maskline,  accountant  27  Pine 
Chirk  Michael  F.  shoestore  90  High  S  W  cor.  Third 
Clark  Morris,  shoemaker  biththab.  Callowhill 
Clark  Peter,  268  Race 
Clark  Peter  labourer  Juniper  below  Vine 
Clark  &  Raser,  printers— office  S  W  cor.  Cherry  &  5th 
Clark  Richard,  boardinghouse  330  S  Fi  out 
Clark  Robert,  blacksmith  liack  .3.53  S.  Front 
Clark  Robert,  grocer  120  Swanson 
Clark  Robert  S.  broker  &c.  127  Sin-uce 
Clark  Samuel,  naval  officer  22"  south  Front 
Clark  Samuel,  labourer  back  11   Poplar  lane 
Clark  Sarah,  widow  nurse  233  Callowhill  cor.  John 
Clark  Stephen,  cordwainer  (i'e<irge  street  iC) 
Clark  Timothy,  tailor  490  S  Second 
Clark  'I'imotljy.  jun.  tailor  509  S  Second 
Clark  Wm.  lookingglass-frame maker  176  Race 
Clark  William,  accountant  172  S  Eleventh 
CI  irk  Willinm,  shoemaker  lOiU  ab.  \ine 
fClark  WilHam,  sawyer  St.  M  iry  street 
Clarkson  Elizabetli,  widow  Race  mar  Sch.  Eighth 
Cl.u•k^on  Jacob,  accountant  148  S.  Ten'.h 
Clarkson  John,  tailor  Filbirtab.  Tenth 
Clark>5->ii  Samuel,  merchnnt  226  Pine 
tClarkson  Q.  teacher  167  Pine  and  Green's  court 
jCl  tikson  Rebecca,  widow  back  25  Walnut 
tCl.irkson  Solomon,  teacher  155  Lombard 
Cl.iu^e  John  H.  accountant  N  W  cor.  Puieand  11th 
Clavy  Jof^n.  maruier  21  Cox%  alley 
Ciawges  Daniel,  sen.  painter,  &c.  188  Vine 
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CLI  WHITELY's  ANNUAL 

Clawges  Daniel,  jun.  painter  &c.  5  Clawges'  court 

Clawges  Cliarles  S.  accountant  52  n  Fifth 

Clawges  Jacob,  painter  8cc,  189  Vine 

Cla-.  ges  John,  sen.  measurer  ot  painter's  work  52  n  5th 

Clawges  John  jun,  teacher  N  W  cor  Filbert  and  IGth 

Clawges  Wm.  combmaker  Old  York  r.  ab  Br&wne 

Clawson  Johnv  labourer  back  17  Cresson's  alley 

Clawson  John,  watchman  Seventh  ab.  Camac 

Claxton  George  B.  shipchandler  5  North  wharves 

Claxton  Jnlm.  merchant  6  N  wharves — -6.  h  11  s  Fifth 

Claxton  Roger,  storekeeper  36  Cedar 

Clay  Ann,  widow  teacher  34  north  Tenth 

Clay  Curtis,  accountant  177  south  Eleventh 

Clavpoole  A.  G  gone  to  Chihcothe,  Ohio 

Clavi)Oole  David  C.  gentleman  301  Chesnut 

Claypoole  Elizabeth,  upholsterer  74  S  Front 

Clavpoole  Josiah,  dep.  keeper  of  the  prison  183  Coates 

Claypoole  8c  Wilson,  upholsterers  74  S  Front 

Claystine  Bernard,  sugarbaker  162  Vnie 

Clayton  Charlts,  late  coachmaker  151  S  Eleventh 

Clayton  David,  carpenter  Crown  ab.  Prince 

Clayton  Edward,  coachmaker  Juniper  belov\r  Spruce 

Clayton  Henry,  carpenter  Second  ab.  Germantown  r, 

Clayton  Lydia,  Middle  alley 

Clayton  Reynold,  tallowchandler  369  Arch 

Clayton  Thomas,  hatter,  126  south  Front 

Cleavenger  Squire,  taiK-r  12  N  Water— d  h  48  Race 

Cleaver  Isaac,  m.  d.  286  N  Second 

Cleaver  Jesse,  late  lumber  merchant  103  St.  John 

Cleaver  John,  26  Cherry 

Cleaver  Mary,  widow  215  N  Eighth 

Clemens  Ann,  midwife  70  Green  street 

Clemens  Joseph,  chymist  and  distiller  of  essential  oils 

Bushhjll 
Clemens  Wm.  grocer  194  Lombard 
Clement  Jacob,  merchant  11  N  Water — d  h  65  Pine 
Clement  Jacob  B.  sea  captain  29  Penn 
Clement  Joseph  T.  accountant  144  S  Tenth 
IClemen'  Lucy,  widow  back  190  Cedar 
Clements  &  Co.  lottery  and  exchange  office  N.  E  cor. 

Third  and  Walnut 
Clements  John,  patent  chimneysweep,  alley  between 

Quince  and  Raspberry  alley 
Clemmer  Mary,  widow  107  north  Third 
Clemson  widow  ot  Thomas,  cor.  Filbert  and  Ninth 
Clenmeer  John,  tobacconist  483  north  Third 
Clew  Peter,  brickmaker  Race  near  Sch.  Eighth 
Clew  Wm  porter  in  the  U.  S.  bank  2  Whalebone  alley 
Clifford  John,  merchant,  inquire  29  north  Water 
Clifford  John,  waterman  back  28  Penn 
Clifford  Mary,  nurse  411  south  Front 
CJiffio'i  John,  gentleman  206  Pi.ie 
Clitton  John,  hatter  Ann  above  Wood 


PHILAUELPiriA   DIRECTORY.  CLO 

Clifton  Isaac,  hatter  1  W(><)cl  near  Second 

Clifton  Sarah,  widow  64  Alinoiid 

Chmtr  Aiuhew,  cunier  76  Christian  street 

fClinclier  Adam,  porter  Coidwainer's  alley 

Chrie  Barbara,  'l\velfth  below  Fine 

Cline  Catharine,  washerwoman  145  Moyamensing  road 

Cline  &  Curtz,  silverjihUifrs  back  50  Zane 

Clinc  Uavid,  labonrer  Hanover  near  West  street 

tChne  L>avid,  IS  F-iyette  street 

Cline  Elizabeth,  milkwoman  Irish  lane 

Cline  Elizabeth,  widow,  gentlewoman  68  north  6th 

Cline  George,  carter  35  Charlotte 

Cline  (.ieorge,  tailor  282  Race  [see  Kline 

Cline  George,  victualler  8ih  st  above  Buttonwood 

Cline  H("nry,  tailor  463  Race 

Cline  Jacob,  drayman  Sixth  above  Green 

Cline  Joi\n  V.  waiter  at  N.  Am.  Ins.  office  25  Barron 

Clinc  J'lhn,  brickmaker  Cedar  above  Thirteenth 

Clin>_  &  Lawrence,  housepainters  &c    133  Locust 

Cline  Mary,  widow  grocer  354  north  Front 

Cline  Pnilip,  silverplater  cor.  Luurel  &  Budd  (N  L) 

Cline  Thomas,  pilot  27  Beck's  alley 

Cline  William,  labourer  Frankf.  r.  near  Sbakama:(on 

Cline  Wm.  brickmaker  Cedar  above  Tnirteenth 

Clinger  Frederick,  sailmaktr  back  104  N  Fifth 

Chnger  John,  cordwainer  Kunckel  above  Noble 

Cli'igman  George,  carpeiweaver  18  Oak 

Clinton  Ann  &  Elizabeth,  shopkeepers  5  south  Fourth 

Clinton  Francis,  soapboiler  Pcgg  above  Front 

Clinton  John,  printer  270  Cedar 

Clintt)!!  R  ibert,  teacher  Ridge  road  above  Francis 

Clinton  VVilham,  boatbuilder  Maiden  near  Beach 

Cliver  Jotl,  victualler  Camden  N  J 

Clipper  Frcderu  k,  carter  40  Plum 

Cloak  Daniel,  engineer  133  Greeri 

Clopp  (ieorge,  smitii  96  New 

Clopp  John,  smith  15  Branch  and  92  New 

Clopp  John.jun.  coach-wlieelwright  36  Kunckel 

Clopper  har.th,  widow  boaidmghouse  225  High 

Close  Christian,  baker  81  Passyunk  road 

Close  Henry,  grocer  Hamilton  street  near  Schuylkill 

Cio^e  M.iry,  widow  17  Tammany  [sec  Claust 

Closson  Sarah,  milliner  48  Arch 

Clothier  Barb.ira,  widow  365  iicrth  Front 

ClothitT  Ciiarles,  bootmaker  14  Knight's  court 

Clothier  J'lseph,  skindresser  Thorn's  court 

Cloinier  M  irgaiet,  widow  nurse  152  Siissafras 

Clothier  Samuel,  carpenttr  Bcdtord  near  Crown 

Clotworthy  John,  baki  r  27  south  Water 

Cloud  Cideb,  carter  Enilen's  court  (N  L) 

Cl^ud  Joseph,  refiner  .n  the  mmt  276  Mulberry 

Clonilc  David,  tanner  Budd  above  Lauitl 

Clouden  Jacob,  labourer  Shakamaxon  n.  Frankf.  road 


COC  whitely's  annual 

Clouden  John,  labourer  Shakamaxon  near  BedM'd 

Clouser  Dorothy,  washerwoman  331  Callowhill 

Clout  Jacob,  blacksmith  Otter  street 

tClover  Prim  blacksmith  Quince  above  Spruce 

Clows  Ann,  widow  Paschall's  alley 

Clufty  John,  whitesmith  509  N  3d  street 

Cluley  Francis,  wireworker  17  south  Fourth 

Cluley  John,  wirefender  8cc.  manuf.  17  south  Fourth— 

d  h  Mantua  village 
Cluley  John,  jun.  wireworker  17  S  4th — d  h  69  Chen^ 
Clun  David,  shipwright  Beach  near  Hanover 
Clun  John,  shipwright  Shakamaxon  near  Queen 
Clunn  Charles,  sea  captain  224  south  Third 
Clusey  Peter,  carpenter  back  211  Callowhill  street 
Clyde  Joseph,  labourer  Smith's  court  near  Sch.  8th 
Clyde  Thomas,  grocer  N  W  corner  Race  and  Ninth 
Clymer  Archibald,  tailor  115  German 
Clymer  Jacob,  carpenter  75  Crown 
Clymer  Margaret,  widow  Newmarket  bcl.  Noble 
Coakney  James,  labourer  Pottery  alley 
Coates  Benjamin  H.  m.  d.  N  W  cor.  Walnut  6c  Front- 
office  13  Walnut 
Coates  Caleb,  4  Hinkel's  court 
Coates  George  M.  china  merchant  49  High 
Coates  Jacob,  labourer  190  Lombard  street 
Coates  John,  rigger  Prosperous  alley 
Coates  John,  sailmaker  23  Little  German 
Coates  John  R.  225  Spruce 
Coates  Mary,  widow  127  New  street 
Coates  Mary,  widow  60  north  Third 
Coates  Samuel,  jun.  accountant  65  Gaskill 
Coates  Samuel,  82  S  Front  N  W  corner  Walnut 
Coates  Thos.  M.  (Custom  house  hotel)  130  south  2d 
Coats  Isaac,  shipwright  Beach  near  Hanover 
Coats  Matthias,  accountant  inquire  state  house 
Coats  Margaret,  widow  of  Wm.  382  noi'th  Front 
Coats  Warwick,  shoemaker  Prime  above  Second 
Coats  Thomas,  jun.  conveyancer  8c  office  for  the  pui'- 

chase  and  sale  of  real  estate  320  north  Third 
Cobb  Alfred,  grocer  N  E  corner  6th  and  Spruce 
Cobb  Ebenezer,  victualler  22  N  L  market 
fCobb  John,  sawyer  40  Meade  alley 
Cobb  Joseph,  tailor  Pottery  alley 
Cobb  Mary,  widow  of  Thomas,  438  north  Fourth 
Coiob  Samuel,  carpenter  back  12  Cresson's  alley 
Cobb  William,  carpenter  Frank,  road  above  Otter 
Cobb  William,  carpenter  90  Locust 
Coburn  Abel,  manner  83  Penn 
Coburn  Robert,  distiller  74,  76,  and  d  h  119  Cedar 
Cochran  Catharine,  widow  Relief  street 
Cochran  Chas.  tavernkeeper  8c  bottler  76  8c  86  N  Water 
Cochran  Edward,  labourer  2  Summers'  court 
Cochran  Hugh,  drayman  233  Shippen  above  7th 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  COL 

Cochran  John,  merchant  376  and  386  High 
Cochran  John,  shoemaker  6th  below  Fitzwalter 
Cochran  John,  gentleman  283  Sassafras       U^e  Corkrin 
Cochran  Robert,  gunsmith  Rose  alley  above  Tammanv 
Cockman  George,  jeweller  43  Union  """"»"> 

CotK  James,  labourer  71  Moyamensing  road 


Coffee  George  F.  sprig  manuf.  16  German 

Coffee  James,  plumber  61  Walnut 

Coffee  Jonathan,  smith  shops  NE  cor.  Vine  &  Ridee  v 
and  Bush  hill— tl  h  292  Vine 

Coffin  Albert,  sea  captain  192  south  Front 

h?  «  "IV"^'  T'^°^^  boarding  house  283  Chesnut 

^  «;      "annah,  washerwoman  Bonsall 

Coftn  Jeremiah,  copperplate  printer  Heyde's  court 

Coffin  Mrs.  Mary,  F.  milliner  126  south  Second 

^-offin  Robert,  pnnter  99  north  Front 

Coggins  &  Landis,  curriers  80  Chesnut 

rcoggms  Solomon  &  Thos.  labourers  14  Surd's  court 

Cogil   Arncl!,  shoemaker  28  south  5th 

^ogi    Hannah  tayloress  Coates  above  Old  York  road 

Cogill  Samuel  H.  mate  Price's  court 

Cogswell  Samuel,  inquire  144  Cedar 

Cohen  Abraham  B.  262  soutli  Front 

Cohen  A.  M  &  E.  L.  druggists  7  S  7th-d  h  NE  cor. 
spruce  and  Fourth 

Cohen  O  v-itiver  &.  gilder  262  S  Front 

Cohen  Eleazer,  merchant  13  S  Front— d  li  86  Race 

Cohen  Jacob  I.  merchant  155  Mulberiy 

tCohcn  Manuel,  waterman  Shii)pen  below  8th 

Cohen  Morns  B.  dyer  and  scourer  45  Chesnut 

Cohen  &  Nisbct  merchts.  13  S  Front-d  h  86  Race 

^om  Patrick,  labourer  Cedar  near  13th 

Coit  Gabriel   lastmaker  and  finder  57  Walnut 

J^oit  Richard,  slioemaker  7  Small 

Coker  Su^an,  widow  teacher  87  Christian 

J^olbert  1  homas,  mariner  5  Cox's  alley  (S) 

Co  cold  John  P.  printtr  188  south  Fifth 

J;G(ovcy  William,  shoemaker  Germ.  r.  bcl.  lst.?ate 

^ol(  water  Jan.es,  watchnmn  Buttonwood  above'Fifth 

r^it  1^  h'',  ,   '   ''•  ^vatchman  Buttonwood  above  Fifth 

vll  n  ""^'V''"''  ^-"•'^^^"^''kcrs  121  Pine  cor.  Green's  ct. 

J^.olc  IJaiiKl,  fenvman  Camden  (N  J.) 

Co  c  Deborah,  widow  of  Samuel,  Coates  near  6th 

Co  e  Ehas,  carpenter  343  Callowhill  near  Ridge  road 

Cole  Frederick,  coachman  Careen's  court  &  125  Pine 

tCole  George,  waiter  hack  34  Elizabeth 

Co  e  Hannah,  wid/.w  73  Queen 

Co  e  Isaac  P   teacher  of  muMC  45  Spruce 

Co  e  James  H.  merchant  99  High 

Cole  John,  boot  manntacturer  42  south  Third 


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Cole  John,  tailor  Lily  alley  above  Green 

fCole  John,  dyer  84  Bedford 

f  Cole  Michael,  sawyer  Small  street 

Cole  S.  tinplaleworker  Twelfth  below  Walnut 

fCole  Sarah,  widow  325  south  Front 

Cole  Thomas,  cordwainer  High  near  Sch.  Front 

Cole  William  tailor  S  W  cor.  Tammany  8c  Kunckel 

tCole  William,  carter  Vine  alley  above  Twelfth 

Cole ,  James  street  above  Charles 

Coles  William,  carpenter  &c.  45  south  Secojid 
Coleman  Adam,  cordwainer  back  293  Vine 
Coleman  Enoch,  mate  of  vessel  12  Parham's  alley 
fCcleman  Hannah,  widow  back  257  Cathai'ine 
Coleman  Jacob,  drygoods  store  419  north  Second 
Coleman  Jacob,  carpenter  Camden  N.  J. 
Coleman  Jolin,  brewer  23  Powell 
Coleman  Margaret,  widow  30  Meade  alley 
Coleman  Margaret,  widow  shopkeeper  65  Coates 
Coleman  Philip,  gluemaker  22  Noble 
Coleman  Philip,  carpenter  4  York  court 
Coleman  Rachel,  tailoress  104  north  6th 
Coleman  Susannah,  widow  innkeeper  N  E  corner  Race 

and  Twelfth 
Coleman  Thomas,  grocer  127  Plum 
Coleman  William,  labourer  4  Farmer's  row 
jColeman  WiUiam,  shoemaker  Vine  alley  ab.  Twelfth 
Coleman  Wm.  shoemaker  46  Plum 
Coles — see  Cole 

Colhoun,  widow  of  Duviil,  Federal  above  Gccond 
Colhoun  G'istavus,  265  Chesnut 

Collioun  Hugh,  mercht.  3rN  Water— d  h  5  south  12th 
Coihoun  Samuel,  m.  d.  48  south  Sixth  luce  Cahoon 

CoUaday  Charles,  carpenter  Castle  and  5  Elbow  lane 
Colladay  Hannah,  u/ifier  136  Arch 
CoUaday  Jacob,  carpenter  137  Eighth  above  Race 
Colladay  Joseph  S.  stonecutter  117  N  10th  above  Race 
Colladay  Theodore,  carpenter  Castle  street 
CoUari  Jacob,  carpenter  Queen  near  Bishop  K. 
CoUard  Jolin,  bricklayer  Beach  near  Maiden 
Collar  Mary,  puts  up  sea  stores  62  Penn 
Colley  John,  ropemaker  back  467  south  Front 
Collick  Isaac  A.  printer  Drn.ker's  alley 
tCoilick  Lewis,  shopkee^)er  194  south  Sixth 
Collier  Richard,  shoemaker  169  south  5th 
Colligan  Brien.  labourer  Shijjpen  above  7th 
Collin  Nicholas,  D.  d.  near  the  Swedes  church  Swanson 

street  {_see  Culin 

Colling  James,  cordwainer  13  Passyunk 
Collingwood  Sarah,  widow  Britton's  alley 
Collins  Benjamin,  painter  &c.  60  &  120  Chesnut 
tCoUins  Benjamm,  labourer  JuniT)er  below  Vine 
Collins  Bernard,  coachpainter  22  Hurst 
fCollins  Cato,  whitewasher  100  north  Fourth 


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Collins  Charles,  tailor  50  S.  Water— d  h  51  S.  Front 

Collins  &  Croft,  booksellers  &  stationers  73  Higli 

Collins  Elisha,  Tenth  below  Pine 

Collins  liliza,  widow  75  south  Fifth 

Collins  Fi'ederick,  mariner  285  south  Third 

Collins  George,  cooper  8  Blackhoi-se  alley 

Collins  Henry,  oysterman  Tammany  above  Second 

Collins  H.  cakebakerand  confectioner  60  Chesnut 

Collins  John,  labourer  S.  Second  below  Jervis's  lane 

•tCoUins  John,  porter  42  Passyunk  road 

Collins  Joseph  E.  accountant  Bushhill 

fCollins  Joseph,  mariner  Coates  above  Fourth 

Collins  Lydia,  1  Myers'  court 

Collins  Margaret,  widow  grocery  184  north  Second 

Collins  Mary,  widow  60  Dock 

Collins  Moses,  innkeeper  74  N.  Water  &  75  N.  Front 

tCollins  Philip,  cellar-digger  381  north  Fourth 

Collins  Richard,  late  sailmaker  Camden  N.  J. 

Collins  Robert,  signpainter,  8cc.  19  Filbert 

Collins  Samuel,  block  and  pumbmaker  116  Swanson 

Collins  Samuel,  waterman  Queen  st.  wharf 

tCollins  Sarah,  Gardner's  coui't 

Collins  Sarah,  widow  Petticoat  alley  below  Browne 

Collins  Wm.  bookseller  73  High— d  h  112  Arch 

Collins  Wm.  baker  Seventh  three  doors  below  Cedar 

Collins  Zaccheus,  gentleman  29  north  Second 

Collinson  Joseph,  sea  captain  Townsend's  court 

CoUom  Wm.  teacher  school  N.  L.  Commissioner's  Hall 

— d  h  back  468  north  Third 
Colonel  John,  jeweller  62  Gaskill 

Colp  John,  labourer  40  Meade  alley  [see  Culfi 

Collrick  C.  widow  (Printer's  Hotel)  143  Walnut 
Colsher  David,  carter  Ninth  near  Vine 
Colson  Catharine,  widow  back  216  south  Fifth 
Colson  D.  bonnetmaker  9  Strawberry 
tColson  Elizabeth,  widow  191  south  Fourth 
Coltard  Mary,  widow  182  St.  Johq 
Colter  Sarah,  widow  13  German 
"Colton  &  Baldwin,  jewellers  1  College  avenue 
Colton  Oren,  jeweller  College  avenue — d  h  133  S.  11th 
Colville  Dennis,  watchman.  Queen  above  Fifth 
Colvin  James,  grocery  and  tavern  cor.  Cedar  &;  Crab 
Colwell  James,  grocer  6  Little  Water 
tColwell  Jas.  chimney  sweeper  Browne  above  Fourth 
Comalt  Jonathan,  Third  near  St.  Tammany 
Combs  Germain,  m.d.  &  apothecary  N  E  cor.  Pine  &  4th 
Combs  John,  carjjenter  88  Budd 
Combes  John  R.  grocer  corner  Nobie  and  Oak 
Combs  Joseph,  stovemaker  124  St.  Johns      [see  Coov^bs 
Combs  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  120  south  4th 
Comegys  Cornelius  &  Co.  merchants  40  Sc  42  N.  8th 
Comelow  Mrs.  widow  bandbox  maker  67  Coates 
Comelow  John,  cordwainer  239  north  Front 


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Comfoi't  StepheB,  broker  8cc.  66  Chesnut 
Comley  Ethan,  drygoods  store  199  &  126  N.  Second 
Comley  George,  shoemaker  322  south  Second 
Comly  Benjamin,  shipwright  31  Browne 
Comly  Charles,  merchant  97  High 
Comly  David,  carpenter  Vine  above  Twelfth 
Comly  Jacob,  livery  stablekeeper  20  Coombs'  alley 
Comly  Samuel,  merchant  97  High — ^d  h  26  Church  alley 
Compier  Lavier,  cabinetmaker  132  Cedar 
Compton  Joseph,  mercer  &  tailor  23  south  Fourth 
Conaird  Hannah,  mantuamaker  143  north  Fourth 
Conard  John,  marshal  (Eastern  District)  office  Stat€ 

house — d  h  cor.  Fifth  &  Green 
Conard  John,  labourer  Sch.  Front  above  Arch 
Conard  Jonathan,  lumber  merchant  184  N.  Fourth- 
yard  Noble  below  Fourth  [see  Conrad 
Conard  &  Lancaster,  lumber  merchants  Noble  bel.  4th 
Conarroe  Darling,  gentleman  cor.  Front  and  Browne 
Conarrce  Richard,  lumber  merchant,  Richmond  village 

one  mile  above  the  Glasshouse  (K) 
Conarrce  Thomas,  (late  lumber  mercht.)  wharf  builder, 

420  north  Front 
Conaway  Bernard,  laboui'cr  Race  near  Sch.  Eighth 

Conaway ,  labourer  Spruce  near  Schuyl. 

Conaway  John,  mainner  5  Cox's  alley 
Concert  George,  ropemaker  Shakamaxon  near  Frank- 
ford  road 
Conden,  widow  of  Wm.  tavernkeeper  5  Greenleaf's  ct. 
Condic  David F.  m.  d.  193  Lombard 
Condie  Thomas  G.  attorney  at  law  7  N.  Sixth — d  h  193 

Lon^bai'd 
Condon  Joseph,  trader  Twelfth  below  Pine 
Condon  William,  blacksmith  shop  Penn  (Kensington) 

dwelling  21  Beach 
tCondy  Ann,  widow  Christian  above  Seventh 
Condy  J.  W.  counsellor  at  law  187  Chesnut 
Cone  Alice,  widow  71  south  Eighth 
Conger  John,  cordwainer  261  north  Front 
fCongo  Enos,  labourer  Smith's  alley  (N.  L.) 
Conkle  Henry,  toyshop  84  N.  Seventh        [see  Kunckel 
Conkle  Matthias,  sheetiron  worker  5  Fetter  lane 
Conklin  James,  cordwainer  back  92  St.  John 
Conkling  Wm.  shoemaker  43  Coates 
Conly  5c  Fraser,  miUiners  56  Arch 
Connell  Elizabeth,  widow  Cobb's  court  (N.  L. ) 
Connell  John,  merchant  Bank  alley— d  h  corner  Ches 

nut  and  Juniper 
Connell  John  H.  glass  manufacturer  Kensington 
Connell  P.  grocer  172  south  Water,  and  173  S  Front 
Connell  Thomas  H.  m.  d.  82  Vine 
Connelly  Eliza,  142  south  Ninth 
Connelly  Henry,  cabinetmaker  72  south  Fourth 
Connelly  J.  blacksmith  276  and  d  h  274  S.  Third 


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Connelly  Joseph,  painter  &  glazier  281  S.  Third 
Connelly  John,  gentleman  280  Chesinit 
Connelly  Mary,  boardinghoiise  Eagle  court 
Connelly  Mary,  drvgoods  store  289  \\'aln«t 
Connelly  Sarah,  Filbert  above  Sch.  Eiglith 
Connelly  Thomas,  labourer  North  street 
fConne  E.  widow  33  Catharine 

Conner,  Jumes  &  Andrew,  oyster  cellar,  S  Wcor  Sassa- 
fras &  Ninth 
Connery  Martha,  Hidow  311  south  Third 
Conningliam  D,  W.  storekeeper  78  nortli  Second 
Connor  Bernard,  dravman  Cedar  above  Ninth 
Connor  Charles,  mercer  &  tailor  &  innkeeocr  310 S.  2d 
Connor  Edmuiid,  cordwaincr  25  Mary  (S.) 

ECoimor  James,  oysterman  20  Juniper  alley 
Co!U)or  John,  sawyer  250  Lombard 
lonnor  Join.,  ropeiiiaker  Thorn's  court     [see  O'Connor 
Connor  J  -hn,  saddle,  trunk  and  hariiessmaker  172  High 
Conn<,r  John,  shoemaker  75  George  (S.) 
Connor  Patrick,  tailor  17  Apollo  st. 
fConnor  Philip,  labourer  Gilles's  allev 
Connor  Thomas  G.  coojwr  &  guager  3  and  d  h  lOLittU- 

Water 
Connor  Timothy,  engineer,  &c.  53  Cliester 
Connor  Thomas,  carpenter  Slieaff's  allev 
Connor  Wm.  B.  31  Elireth's  alley 
Conory  John  S.  shotinaker  Arch 'near  Sch.  Second 
Conover  Ann  T.  mantuamakcr  62  Spruce 
Conoxer  Caze,  waterman  Rose  allev  above  Coates 
Conover  C.  Ci.rpenter  cor.  Hamilton  &  Washington 
Cono\tr  Jeremiah,  shoestove  172^  High 
Conover  Joseph,  shoe  warelrouse  SW  cor.  High  &  Sixth 

— d  h  78  High 
Conover  Elias,  hatter  418  south  Front 
Conover  Samuel  F.  m.  d.  141  south  Fifth 
Conrad  Eve,  widow  33  Catharine 
tConrad  James,  oysterman  20  Juniper  alley 
Conrad  Joseph,  bricklaver  3  Summers'  court 
Conrad  John,  chandlei-  31  Green's  ct.  [see  Conard 

Conrad  Joiui,  n'sterman,  Wood  above  Garden 
Conrad  John,  labourer  Sch.  Frontal).  Spruce 
Conrad  Matthew,  shoe  warehouse  60  High 
Conrad  Peter,  bnishmaker  187  High— d  h  4  N.  Front 
Conrad  Samuel,  NE  cor.  Fifth  and  CallowhiU 
Conrad  bokmunW.  bookseller  87  High— d  h  81  Arch 
Conradi  John,  engni'-er  back  191  C  dlowhill 
Constable  Charles,  Ei(|luh  above  CallowhiU 
Constab  e  Hd.  gunmaker  (successor  to  Booth)  88  S  "^d 
Constable  VV  m.  coidwainer  397  south  Secontl 
Convery  Thomas,  labourer  S  Little  Water 
Conway  Harriet,  widow  Ger.n.road  above  1st  gate 
(..on way  Patrick,  hatter,  boardinghouse  160  S.  Front 
V-onwaySusaimah,  widow  Nonnatcr's  court 
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Conwell  Gerard,  tailor  184  S.  Water  &  185  S.  Front 

Conwell  James,  carpenter  Wood  near  Queen  (K.) 

Conyer  Peter,  carpenter  Shakamaxon  near  Queen 

Conyers  Mary,  widow  Shakamaxon  near  Prince 

Conyers  John,  late  cordwainer  40  south  Third 

Conyers  Walter,  boot  manuf  40  S.  3d — d  h  16  Bank 

Conyngham  David  H.  229  Spruce        [_see  Cunningham 

Cooch  Francis  L.  merchant  220  Spruce 

Cook  Al)raham,  letter  carrier  37  Mulberry 

Cook  Alex,  soap  &  candle  manuf.  136  and  140  N.  4th 

Cook  Christiana,  widow  28  Cresson's  alley 

Cooke  David,  merchant  13  south  Front 

Cook  David,  shoemaker  192  Shippen 

Cook  Duncan,  weaver  Lombard  above  Twelfth 

Cook  E.  W.  turner  back  8  Goforth  ay.— d  h  69  Gaskill 

Cook  George,  plancmaker  Lilly  alley  above  Green 

Cook  Geo.  H.  grocer  76  S  Third— d  h  9  Marshall's  ct, 

Cook  George  L.  mei  chant-tailor  149  north  Second 

Cook  Hannah,  teacher  40  George  (S.) 

Cook  Hannah,  widow  M'CuUoch's  court 

Cook  Jacob,  labourer  Britton's  alley 

Cook  James,  brushmaker  238  High 

Cook  John,  fish  vender  back  9  Lsetitia  court 

Cook  John,  newspaper  carrier  33  Cresson's  alley 

Cook  John,  cordwainer  237  S.  Fourth 

Cook  Jolin  C.  vv'hiskey,  &c.  merchant  High  W.  Sch.  8th 

Cook  John,  merchant  298  Chesnut,  and  over  10  S.  4th 

Cook  John,  china  merchant  27  Juliana 

Cook  &  LeufTer,  whiskey  &c.  merchts.  High  W  Sch.  4th 

Cook  Maria,  tailoress  126  Filbert 

Cook  Mary,  widow  cor.  Hinckel's  ct.  &  Mulberry  ay. 

Cook  Margaret,  widow  shopkeeper  18  North  alley 

Cook  Margaret,  widov;  Rose  alley  above  Tammanv 

Cook  Mar'tlia,  widow  back  8  Oak  (S.) 

Cook  Maiy,  washerwoman  Lyndall's  court 

Cook  Michael,  cordwainer  170Sliippen 

Cook  &  Parkin,  cabuiet  &  chair  manufs.  58  Walnut 

Cook  Philip,  shoemaker  159  south  Sixth 

Cook  Philip  C.  baker  ]76  Pine 

Cook  Rebecca,  widow  Old  York  r.  ab.  Buttonwood  lant 

Cook  &  Snowden,  china  merchants  240  north  Third 

Cook  Susannah,  grocer  76  south  Third 

Cook  Susannah,  Sch.  Eiglith  above  Cherry 

Cook  Samuel,  bookbinder  Faris'  court 

Cook  Samuel,  carpenter  Alberson's  court 

fCook  Samuel,  labourer  back  249  Shippen 

Cook  Wm.  bootmaker  294  south  Fourth 

Cooke  John,  gentleman  147  Arch 

Cocke  Samuel,  carpenter  andjoiner  Alberson's  com  t 

Cooke  Tamer,  tailoress  22  Swanscn 

Cooke  William,  tobacconist  10  N.  Water— d  h  89 Crowi, 

Cooker  Jacob,  gardener  Prime  above  Eighth 

Cooker  Jacob,  tiler  4th  near  Germantown  road 

Cooker  John,  vict.  Christian  above  Third 


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Cooley  L.  intel  &  exch.  office  9  S.  4th— d  h  1  Libraiy 
Cooinljs  David,  teacher  .'50  (Jerman 
Coombs  (ieoiije,  carpenter  134  Pine 
Coombs  &  Sjiaiigler,  stove  mamifactory  285  north  5d 
Coombs  Joseph,  bhicksmilh  285  north  Third— d  !•.  124 
St.  John  L^ff  CQ7tib(t 

Coon  Ann,  widow  Taper  alley 
Coon  Christian,  painter  cor.  Wood  and  West  (K) 
Coon  Jolin,  shailopman  Green  at)ovc  Front 
Coon  William,  manner  back  322  soutli  Tiiird 
Cooper  Adam,  cnrpenier  Sch.  Seventh  above  Race 
Cooper  Ann,  widow  17  Kev's  alley 
Cooper  B  Sc  B.  merchants  'Hip;h  street  wh:irf  south  side 
Cooper  Charles,  victualler  6  Fayette  st. 
Cooper  Collin,  merchant  35  nortii  Front 
Cooper  Conrad,  shoemaker  256  north  Front 
Cooper  Deborah,  widow  169  Sijruce 
Cooper  F  smith  100  Shippcn— d  h  308  S.  Fourth 
Coojjer  Francis,  tobacconist  104  Crown 
Cooiier  George,  tobacconist  36  Kunckel 
Coo])er  George,  labourer  Georj^e  near  Sch.  Third 
Cooper  Hvnnah,  widow  194  nortli  Front 
Coo])er  Henry,  (printer  Increase  court 
Cooper  Hugh,  313  Arch 
Cooper  Ihdac,  gentleman  235  Vine 
Cooper  .Tacob,  dry  goods  store  229  north  lliird 
Cooper  James,  labourer  272  south  Seventh 
Cooper  James,  oakcooper  264  south  Third 
Cooper  James,  carpenter  back  54  Duke  (N  L) 
Cooper  James,  proprietor  of  Bath  house,  back  124  S2d 
Cooper  James,  gentleman  249  nortli  Front 
Cooper  Jame.s,  sea  captain  212  south  Third 
jCooper  James,  porter  Nicholson's  alley 
jCooper  James,  sawyer  Bonsall  above  >finth 
Cooper  Jane,  widow  of  John,  137  Pine  [nee  Courier 

Cooper  John,  merchant  13  N.  2d— d  h  108  Arch 
Cooper  Joshua,  carpenter  Kacc  W.  of  Broad 
Cooper  John,  printer  10  Green's  court 
Cooper  Joseph  &  C'ollin,  nierchants  35  north  Front 
Cooper  Joseph,  merchant  35  N  Front — d  h  55  N  4th 
Cooper  Joseph,  farmer  Cooper's  point  N  J  ab.  Camder. 
Cooper  Michael,  labourer  LoinlKud  W  Sch.  Eighth 
Cooper  Michael,  constable  177  Shippen 
Ctioper  Mrs.  widow  back  169  nortli  Second 
Cooper  Richard  M.  prcs.  of  Camden  bank  Camden  N  J 
Cooper  Robert,  carpenter  137  Pine 
Cooper  Robert,  oak  cooper  back  60  Mead  alley 
Cooper  Susan,  widow  Camden  N  J 
Cooper  Thomas,  gentleman  2S2  Chesnut 
Cooper Thos. hardware  mercliantSl  High— dh  14N4th 
Cooper  Thomas,  constable  33  Strawberry 
Cooper  T.   i)rofcssor  of  chemistry  in  the  University  of 
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Cooper  Thomas,  labourer  16  Swanson 

fCooper  Thomas,  coachman  Ci-ab  st. 

Cooper  Timothy,  waterman  Shakamaxon  near  Prince 

Cooper  Wm.  Cooper's  ferry  above  Camden  N  J 

Cooper  William  E.  millwright  Poplar  lane  n.  Second 

Cope  Caleb,  jun.  merchant  165  High 

Cope  Chas.  vict.  Carpenter  st. — stall  39  Newmarket 

Cope  Godfrey  G.  vict.  comer  4th  &  Tammany— stall  S^ 

High  st  market 
Cope  H  8c  C.jmi.  merchants  165  High 
Cope  Hannali,  widow  89  Moyamensing  road 
Cope  Henry,  merchant  Walnut  st.  wl\arf — d  h  102  S  4th 
Cope  Herman,  merchant  165  High — d  h  40  Filbert 
Cope  Israel  &  Jasper,  merchants  165  High 
Cope  Israel,  merchant  165  High — d  h  186  Arch 
Cope  Jacob,  accountant  Old  York  road  ab.  Collowhill 
Cope  Jasper,  merchant  165  High — dh  391  Arch 
Cope  John,  mariner  back  78  Plum 
Cope  Joseph,  milkman  40  Currant  alley 
Cope  Margaret,  widow  157  Church  street 
Cope  Richard,  cordwainer  16  Currant  alley 
Cope  Thomas  P.  &  Son,  merchants  Walnut  st.  wharf  N 

side — dwelling  36  north  Fourth 
Cope  Wm.  carter  Catharine  above  Third 
Copeland  Abraham,  store  attendant  cor.  Locust  &  Dean 
tCopeland  Allen,  porter  North  st. 
Copeland  Amelia,  widow  524  south  Front 
Copeland  Asa,  shipjoiner  524  south  Front 
Copeland  George,  sea  captain  13  Mary 
Copeland  Jacob,  shipjoiner  36  Queen,  (S) 
Copeland  Samuel,  carpenter  29  Kunckel  above  Noble 
Copeland  Mrs.  Sarah  5  Mark's  lane 
Copia  Jacob,  coachtrinimer  183  Pine 
Copper  James  C.  accountant  56  south  Eleventh 
Coppinger  Clementina,  widow  nurse  360  south  Second 
Copple  Jacob,  labourer  Thirteenth  below  Walnut 
tCoppy  James,  sweepmaster  23  North  alley 
Corbin  Margai-et,  widow  Weaver's  alley 
Corbitt  Israel,  carpenter  27Cresson's  alley 
Corbitt  Elizabeth,  widow  Drinker's  court 
Corbitt  8c  Spencer,  dry  goods  store  170  south  Sixth 
Cordell  Elizabeth,  widow  174  Lombard 
Cordis  Ann,  widow  4th  above  Masters'  street  (N  L) 
Cordova  Joshua,  storekeeper  189  Pine 
Cordova  Raphael,  storekeeper  189  Pine 
Cordova  8c  Son,  storekeepers  204  south  Second 
Corey  David,  agent  for  military  lands  N  E  cor.  Walnut 

and  Fifth— d  h  176  Lombard  {see  Curry 

Corev  Ezra,  mariner  6  Harmony  court 
Corlield  Adam,  draper,  mercer  and  tailor  64  Vine 
Corfield  Edward  I),  justice  of  the  peace  234  N.  Front 
Corgee  Arthur  F.  blockmaker  13  Mead  alley 
Corgee  8c  Bashford,  blockmakers  115  south  Water 
tQork  Lewis,  labourer  Dean's  alley 


PKILADl^Il'HIA   UIKIXIORY.  COU 

■Cork  Peri'V-,  lal)0iircr  63  Curnvnt  uUcy 
Cork  Hcynoitl.s,  waiter  2H  Uoiisall 
Cork  William,  poru-r  Atkinson's  court 
Corkcrum  Mary,  widow  18  Pear 
Corkrey  Alice,  widow  73  Moyamonsing  r, 
Coi-krin  James,  jun.  carpenter  20"  S.  4th     Isce  Cochran 
Corlett  Catharine,  widow  81  Swanson 
Corlifs  Britton,  brickliyer  51  north  Eijjhth 
Corlies  J.  W.  commission  merchant  4  North  wharves — 

dh  160  Arch 
Cormiik  David,  sea  captain  29  German 
Corn  Sarali,  widow  of  Lawrence,  Maria  aljove  Fourth 
CorndaflFcr  John,  labourer  back  25  Cresson's  alley 
Cornell  Marv,  72  New- 
Cornish  Orlando  B.  bookseller  SE  cor.  Catharine  &  2d 
fCornish  Samuel  mariner  31  Elizabeth 
Cornnian  .-Vdam,  jun.  printer  199  south  Seventh 
Cornman  Adam,  sugar  refiner  213  north  Front 
Cornman  Marv  widow  of  Josepli,  Juniper  bel.  Wahiut 
Corncau  John  B.  carpenter  Shield's  alley 
Cornell  Jolm,  hatter  back  40  Cherry 
Cornell  Mary,  widow  475  High  cor.  Thirteenth 
Cornelius  Christian,  silveri)later  183  Cherry 
Cornelius  William,  fisherman  near  Glass-house,  K. 
Cornelius  William,  shingledresser  near  39  Charlotte 
tCornish  Tilghnian  109  German 
Cornwell  Daniel,  painter,  8cc.  Camden,  N  J 
jCornwell  John,  labooi-er  back  66  Shippen 
Cornwell  Joseph,  pilot  Carpenter  above  Front 
Cornwell  Wr*.  laljourer  cor.  George  andSch.  Seventh 
Corrv  Helen,  milliner  113  south  Second 
Corr'ey  David,  merchant  29  N.  Water — d  h  7c>  Walnut 

[.vte  Curry  and  Curric 
Correy  David  &  Wm.  K.  merchants  29  north  Water 
Correy  Robert,  gentleman  29  Church  alley 
Correy  W^m.  K.  merchant  29  N  Water — dh  85  Arch 
Corson  Jacob,  mariner  Federal  al)ove  Second 
Coryell  Henry  L.  carpenter  23ijombard 
Cossart  David,  cedar  cooper  483  north  Second 
Cosson  Mary,  widow  569  south  Front 
Cost  George,  turner  123  north  Water 
tCoste  R.  perfumer  19«  Calluwhill 
Coster  Abralidm,  labourer  54  Artillery  lane 
Coston  Constantine,  Cooper's  court  (N  L) 
Coston  Joshua,  labourer  20  Budd 
j  Cotance  Wiley,  master  sweep  257  Spruce 
Cotman  William,  Branch  st.  K. 
Cotter  Elizabeth,  widow  Paschall's  alley 
Cotton  John,  labourer  Pine  alley  below  Fourth 
Couden  David,  dyer,  ifcc.  6  Spruce 
Couglilin  Thomas,  innkeeper  184  Callowhill 
Coulon  Helena  C  fancy  store  129  Chcsnut 
tCoulston  James,  barber  Smith's  court 


cox  whitely's  -annual 

Coulter  Israel,  merchant  N  W  cor.  Union  and  Froni 
Coulter  John,  merchant,  counting-house  3  8c  d  h  5  Unioi. 
CouUon  8c  Rakestraw,  taylors  N  E  cor.  Penn  and  Cedar 
Coulston  Barnabas,  tanner  4  Franklin  st. 
Coulston  Israel,  cabinetmaker  66  Tammany 
Council  Joseph,  bricklayer  Cedar  below  Twelfth 
Countrymen  C.  ornamental  painter  back  120  German 
Course  Sarah,  widow  St.  Mary's  above  Sixth 
Courtney  Joseph,  carpenter  8  Sugar  alley 
Courtney  Samuel  P.  grocer  cor.  Frankford  r.  8c  Queen 
Couzins  Benjamin,  carpenter  531  south  Second,  N  E. 

corner  Prime  [see  Cozens 

Corvet  Isaac,  block  and  pumpmaker  65  south  Water 
Cowan  John,  tailor  104  Cedar 
Cowden  Jane,  widow  back  of  58  Zane 
Cowden  John,  stonecutter  Old  York  r.  bel.  Tammany 
Cowden  Samuel,  stonecutter  Juniper  above  Arch 
Cowdy  Daniel,  mariner  Sixth  below  Coates 
Cowell  John  V.  merchant  38  south  Second 
Cowen  Jacob,  Windsor  chairmaker  102  Plum 
■  Cownover  Jacob,  grocer  N  E  corner  3d  and  Noble 
Cowper  Daniel,  labourer  6th  above  Poplar  lane 
Cowperthwaite  James,  tailor  26  south  Water 
Cowperthwaite  Mark,  shoemaker  165  Spruce 
Cowpertliwaite  8c  Newbold,  9,  north  Fi'ont 
Cowperthwaite  Prudence,  teacher  177  Arch 
Cowperthwaite  Sarah,  widow  of  Hulings,  204  N.  Front 
Cowperthwaite  Thomas  S.  Camden  N  J 
Cowperthwait  William  H.  merchant  9  north  Front-— 

d  h  204  north  Front 
Cox  Abraham  L.  teacher  49  Filbert 
Cox  Ann,  widow  Wharton  below  Second 
Coxe  A.  S.  attorney  at  law  Chesnut  S  W  cor.  Sixth— 

d  h  167  Pine 
Cox  Benjamin,  tanner  High  west  of  Permanent  bridge 
Cox  Catiiarine,  boarding  bouse  back  40  Cherry 
Coxe  Charles  Sidney,  attorney  at  law  36  south  Sixth-— 

d  h  167  Pine 
Coxe  Daniel  W.  merchant  256  Walnut 
Cox  David,  carter  Raceab.  Broad 
Cox  David,  marketman  back  of  10  Ljetitia  court 
Cox  Edward,  smith  2S  Duke  (N  L) 
Cox  Elizabeth,  gentlewoman  9  Filbert 
Cox  Elizabeth  Miss,  239  S.  6th  st 
Cox-Elizabeth  H  teacher  8  College  av—  d  h  233  Spruce 
Cox  Elizabeth,  widow  Loxley's  coui't 
Cox  Elizabeth,  widow  NE  cor  Umon  and  Third 
Cox  Gabriel,  carter  524  N.  Second 
Cox  George,  tailor  185  Cedar 
Cox  Gideon,  cedar  cooper  25-3  &  235  High 
Cox  Isaac,  ladies'  shoemaker  153  St.  John 
Cox  James  8c  Abraham  L.  teachers  of  English,  and 

Latin,  49  N  Seventh 
Cox  Jam€8>  teacher  49  Filbert 


PIIiLADKl.rHIA     DIRECTORY.  CRA 

Cox  James,  S  president  of  the   Pennsylvania  InsurniK'c 
cotupany,  295  Chesnut 

Cox  James,  diawing-master  NE  cor.  Fourth  and  Ches- 
nut— d  h  39  Almond 

Cox  Joiin,  convf  yancer  38  Zane  street 

Cox  John,  jr.  gentleman  Broad  bel.  High  street 

Cox  John,  A.  late  shoemaker  Tentli  below  Pine 

tCc>x  Joseph,  ticket-porter  100  Gaskill 

Cox  Mary,  teacher  23  N.Fourtli 

Cox  Martin,  gunsmith,  ike.  Oak  ab.  Noble  (N.  L.) — d  h 
419  N,  Front 

Cox  Mary,  L  &  Susan  H  tcacliers  49  Filbert  street 

Cox  Paul,  late  sea  ca])tain  88  S  Front 

Cox  Rachel,  widow,  125  Arch 

|Cox  Rebecca,  widow  7  Pine  alley 

Cox  Rebecca,  &  Co.  storekeepers  18  N.  Second 

Cox  Ruth,  widow  8  Coomb's  alley 

Coxe  John,  D.  gentleman  "6  Walnut 

Coxe  John  Redman,  M.  d.  8  York  buiklings — office  back 
in  Goodwatcr  alley 

Coxe  Tench,  gentleman  167  Pine 

Coyle  James,  tailor  169  S  Third  street 

Coylc  Joiin,  mariner  32  (ierman  st 

Coyle  John,  bottler.  17  Walnut 

C  oj  le  Patrick  labrjurer,  back  ot  70  S  5th  street 

C  oyle  Wni.  labourer  Hiph  n  Scii  2d 

Coyles  Daniel,  tallowc handler  132  Crown 

Cozens  A.  J.  pilot's  hotel  SE  cor.  Penn  and  Pine 

Cozens  Benjamin,  sea  capt.  Swanson  n.  cor.  of  Catiieriiic 

Cozens  Benjamin,  carpenter  531  S  2d  stitct 

Cozens  Heniy.S.  conveyancer  366  N  4th 

Cozens  Josiah  B.  clock  &  watchmaker  73  north  Front 
cor.  Arch  (^.see  Couzint- 

Crabb  Wm.  accountant  25  south  Tenth 

Crabb  Wm.  cordwuincr  139  l.octist 

Craft  Gershom,  printer  back  267  Race  (.;ct  Cioj\ 

Craft  Jacob,  carpenter  Fourth  n.  George  N.  L. 

Craft  John,  C.  hatter  9  Harmony  court 

Cratt  Mary,  widow  back  216  SGtli  street 

Cragg  (ieorgc,  dyer  back  529  fed  h  475  north  Tliird 

Cragg  Wm.  cabinet  maker.  15  Gaskill  st. 

Craig  Andrew,  labourer  390  Sassafras 

Craig  Ann,  Miss,  113  Spruce  st. 

Craig  Charles,  whiskey  sloii:  &  bottler  cellar  High  W 
of  Scl>  3d  ^ 

Craig  Isabella,  widow  back  89  Passyunk  r. 

tCraig  Jacob,  coachman  104  N.  lllh 

jCraig  Jacob,  sail  maker,  back  183  Spruce  st. 

Craig  James,  labourer,  Apple  n.  (ieorge  N.  L. 

Craig  James,  gtjntlcman  208  Chesnut 

Craig  J  imes,  boot  maker  63  Walnut 

Craig  Jane,  shotbinder  b.ck  56  Passyunk 

Craig  Jane,  Miss.  113  Spruce  et. 


CRA  whitely's  annual 

Craig  John,  nailer  136  Locust 

Craig  John,  cordwainer  568  S.  2d 

Craig  Lydia,  widow  405  south  Second 

Craig  Margaret,  Mrs.  397  Race 

Craig  Saml,  smith  &  farrier  5  Locust — d.  h.  124  s  10th 

Craig  Samuel,  tailor  back  5  s.  Front 

Craig  Wm.  merch.  8  Chesnut — d.  h.  136  s.  Second 

Craigan  Alexander,  di-ayman  8  Frazier's  court 

Craige  Huston  8c  Co.    fancy  plated  saddlery  warestore 
and  Globe  mill  warehouse  110  High 

Ci-aige  John,  saddler  cor.  2d  &  Germantown  r. 

Craige  Wm.  proprietor  cotton  manuf.  Globe  mill  Ger- 
mantown road  above  Second 

Craighead  Job,  shoemaker  196  S.  2d  st. 

Craighead  Samuel,  sea  captain  35  Key's  alley 

Cramer  John,  jun.  shoemaker  30  Mary  (S.) 

Cramer  Matthias,  shipwright  Crown  n.  Bedford 

[see  Creamer  iff  Cranmer 

Cramond  Wm,  merch.  248  Walnut 

Cramp  George,  shipwright  Marlborough  near  Queen 

Cramp  John,  tisherman  Queen  near  Cherry  (K.) 

Cramp  Martin,  fisherman  Queen  near  Wood 

fCranchel  B.  15  S.  7th 

Crane  Elizabeth,  Iraurel  N.  L,  above  Front 

Crane  John,  lumber  mei-chant,  94  S.  8th 

Ci'ane  John  A.  printer  and  editor  of  the  Gloucester  Far- 
mer Camden  N.  J. 

Crane  Thomas  B.  cordwainer  309  north  Front 

Craner  John,  grocer  39  South  wharves 

Craney  Daniel,  17  Walnut 

Crangel  Patrick,  labourer  Carpenter  n.  6th 

Cranmer  Joseph  S.  ladle's  shoemaker  36  south  Second 

Cranmer  Thomas,  carpenter  22  Garden 

Crans  Peter,  constable  97  Plum 

Crap  George  M.  coppersmith  23  Duke  N.  L. 

Crap  Nicholas,  boot  and  shoemaker  17  Spruce 

-Craven  George,  tanner  2d  n  Beaver 

Craven  Ishi,  accountant  Poplar  lane  above  Fourth 

Crawford  Alexander,  tailor  28Kunckel 

Crawford  David,  tailor  S.  10th  2  doors  from  Chesnut 

Crawford  Henry  M.  currier  324  North  Front 

Crawford  Heniy,  carter  Oak  N.  L.  ab.  Noble 

Crawford  James,  labourer  387  Race 

Crawford  James,  ostler,  3  Marble 

Crawford  James,  dealer  222  S.  5th 

Crawford  John,  labourer  SheaflF's  alley 

Crawford  John,  labourer  Pine  bel.  Twelfth 

Crawford  John,  mate  162  Swanson 

Crawford  Margaret,  widow  151  St.  John 

Crawford  Mary,  widow  of  James  73  south  Sixth 

Crawford  Mary,  widow|washerwoman  Sch.  4th  n. Spruce 

Crawford  Mai-y,  widow  back  517  north  Third 

Crawford  Nathaniel,  sbipjoiner  Sarah  st.  near  Queen 


yniLADELPlIIA   DIRECTORY.  CRE 

jCrawford  Nelson,  mariner  9  Hurst  st. 

Crawford  Samuel,  W.  d.  d.  teacher  Marble  cor.  11th — 

d.h.  3  North  13th 
Crawford  Saniuvl  H.  boatbuilder  328  north  Front- 
Crawford  VVilliam,  silkdver  94  \  ine 
Crawl  Pelcr,  jr.  brickmaker  Sch.  Fourth  near  Cedar 
Crawley  A!)raliam,  machinemaker  1  Drinker's  alley 
Crawley  Kdmuiid,  jeweller  295  Walnut      [*■<■«>  Crowlcij 
Craycroft  Benjamin,  sea  ca|)tain  441  soutli  Front 
Craycroft  Joseph,  shocm;iker  309  south  Second 
Creamer  Christian,  labourer  back  41  Prime 
Creamer  f  ieor^e,  vict.  Garden  above  Callowhill 
Creamer  Jacob,  blacksmith  68  and  70  Cedar 
Creamer  John,  victualler  Old  York  r.  ab.  Fifth,  stall  6 

New  Market  and  29  Higli  st.  market       [^ncc  Cranur 
Creamer  Matthias,  Point  road  above  Glasshouse 
Creamer  William,  bricklayer  306  north  Second 
Crean  John,  lumber  merchant  12th  st.  cor.  Locust — d  h 

94  south  Eighth 
Crean  John,  jun.  lumber  merchant  Pine  above  Tenth 
Crease  William  G.  fancy  feather  manufactory  43  south 

Third,  and  confectionary  220  High 
Crecly  Michael,  labourer  Mai-lborough  uear  Bedford 
Crc^ur  Samuel,  shoemaker  Kunckel  above  Tammany 
Creger  George,  cotton  card  manufactory  13"  Chciry 
CreighixT  Joseph,  miiku)an  Mai'lborough  above  Prince 
('reighton  John,  bookbinder  44  Cherry 
Creighton  Robert,  Irish  linen  merchant  11  s  Front — dli 

48  Walnut 
Crelliu  Henry,  shoemaker  37  Meade  alley 
Cremona  Mrs.  of  Peter  waxworker  &c.  260  Lombard 
Crenmer  \\'iHiam  B.  tailor  Lombard  above  Twelfth 
Cre'pu  V.  jeweller  11  Franklin  court 
Cress  Alexander,  cordwainer  182  St.  John 
Cress  Cieorge,  carter  Lombard  above  Twelftli 
Cress  (ieorge,  jun.  harnessmaker  249  \'inc 
Cress  Isaac,  merchant  3  north  Eighth 
Cress  Josepli,  mariner  9  Littje  Water 
Cress  Lydia,  widow  of  J.  299  Race 
Cress  Thomas,  cooper  St.  John  above  Callowhill 
Cresse  Josiah,  carpenter  Smith's  ct.  &  back  117  N  5lii 
Cressey  Aaron,  mariner  18  Jones'  alley 
Ci-essman  Henry,  cordwainer  138  n.  8th   \_see  Crosswar: 
Cresson  Benjamin,  197  Sassafras  . 
Cresson  Caleb,  gentleman  2t)l  Arch 
Cresson  Elliott,  merchant  133  High — d  h  30  Sansum 
Cresson  James,  china  mercliant  227  I  ligh— -d  h  37  n.  7th 
('rcsson  Joseph,  china  merchant  281  High 
Cresson  Joshua,  accountant  18  Chester 
Cresson  Mary,  widow  of  John  E.  30  Sansom 
Cresson  Richard  C.  grocer  407  and  409  north  Front 
Cresson  Samuel  lumber  merchant  204  north  Sixth 
Cresson  Wistcr  Hi  Co.  merchants  133  High 


CRO  whitely's  annual 

Creth  Daniel,  distiller  217  and  d  h  223  Cedar 

Creth  &  Williamson,  distillers  108  north  Ninth 

Creth  William,  distiller  108  north  Ninth 

Cribs  Mary,  widow  90  Callo-whill 

Cridland  Benjamin,  chinastore  223  south  Second 

Crigemire  Henry,  labouver  442  Race 

fOippin  Isaac,  porter  back  202  Lombard 

Crispin  Peter,  waterman  Franklin,  N.  L.  near  Second 

Crissy  James,  bookbinder  &  stationer  112  Walnut 

Crist  John,  oakcooper  Rogers'  court 

Cnst  John,  supervisor  Palmer  above  Duke 

Cnst  Joseph,  caulker  Palmer  above  Prince 

Crist  Michael,  shipwright  Cherry  near  Browne 

Crist  Samuel,  victualler  Palmer  near  West 

Cristine  Abraham,  carpenter  Frankf.  roadn.  Queen 

Crivell  George,  cordwainer  back  198  north  Second 

Croasdill  W;n.  merchant  174  High  [see  Crosdell 

Croker  Catharine,  widow  Smith's  alley 

Ciocker  Henry,  mercer  and  tailor  37  Spruce 

Crockett  John,  carter  Cooper's  court,  (N  L) 

Crockett  Saml.  tailor  154  s.  Water — d  h  51  Spruce 

Crockett  8c  1  umblestou,  tailors  N  W  corner  Water  and 

Drav; bridge  dock 
Crocks  Bartholomew,  carter  corner  Coates  and  7th 

\_see  Grog 
Crocks  John,  watchman  Second  above  Germ,  road 
Croft  E,  carpenter  17  Blackhorae  alley 
Croft  Francis,  bookseller  73  High — d"h  11  Elfreth'say. 
Croft  Thomas,  mariner  177  Coates  \_see  Craft 

Croft  William,  gentleman  3  south  Tenth 
Crombarger  John,  flour  merch.  314  High  &  84  s.  11th 
Cromley  Jacob,  brickmaker.  Cedar  W.  Sch  Seventh 
Cromley  Thomas,  brickmaker  Sc-h.  7th  cor.  Walnut 
Cromly  Christiana,  widow  back  31  n.  7th  [see  Crumley 
Cromly  Thomas,  accountant  back  31  north  Seventh 
Crommie  James,  tavernkeeper  High  near  Sch.  8th 
tCromwell  John,  sailmaker  back   17  Swanson — d.  h. 

Green's  court 
Cromwell  John,  bricklayer  20  Schrivers'  court 
Cromwell  Oliver,  bricklayer  Kunckel  bel.  Tammany 
Cronins  Edward,  grocer  S  E  corner  Fifth  and  Spruce 
Crooks  George  R.  currier  and  leathercutter  216  N.  2d 
Crooks  William,  tailor  N  E  corner  Chesnut  and  Water 

— d  h  57  South 
tCropper  Sarah,  nurse  7  o^^^.,  „u     «  -rtu 

ICropper  John,  stevedore        j  ^^^^"^  ^^"'^^  ^^^ 
Cropper  Isaac,  boarding  house  1  Callowhill 
tCropper  Isaac,  sweep  N.  4th  above  Browne 
Cropper  Kendall  S.  lumber  merch.  109  8c  122  Swanson 
fCrosberry  David,  waiter  22  Prosperous  alley 
fCrosberry  George,  labourer  35  Currant  alley 
fCrosberry  James,  porter  300  S,  7th 
fCrosberry  Thomas,  porter  Taper  alley 


VUILADELPHTA  DIRECTORY.  CRU 

(  rosby  Elizabctli,  shopkffper  82  Cedar 

Crosl/y  Hcniy,  brickiDaker  6  Wells'  row  north  Eighth 

Cvohby  Jan\es  weaver  Lombard  n.  Twelfth 

fCrosby  James,  porter  300  south  Seventh 

Crojby  Lydia,  widow  b;itk  2j  Callowhill 

Crost)y  M.  stonecutter  9  Fayette  street 

Crosier  Andrew,  grocer  42i  south  Front 

Crosier  Benjamin,  slioemaker  3  Elmslie's  alley 

Crt)skey  (ieorge  D.  accountant  161  N   9th 

Crosland  VN'illiam,  straw  hat  manuf.  175  south  Second 

Croslcy  Mary,  boardinghouse  77  south  Second 

Crossley  Samuel,  toliacconist  Coates  near  6th 

Crossin,  Mary,  widow.  Hazel  allev 

Cross  Benjamin,  teacher  of  music  82  south  Fifth 

Cross  Daniel,  lalwurcr  back  207  St.  John 

Cross  Eliza,  teacher,  56  Arch  street 

Crosson  James,  bricklayer  298  south  Fourth 

Crossmaii  Jane,  widow  Tenth  below  Fine  {hcc  Cressman 

Crothers  VVm.  S.  and  Charles  T.  mercht.  219  High— d. 

h.  389  Arch  \see  Carot/iers 

Crotto  Henry,  labourer  22  Sugar  alley 
Croucher  Samuel  oak  cooper  125  New 
Crouding  Elizabeth,  shopkeeper  60  north  Sixtli 
Crousde'll  John,  labourer  Cobb's  court  (N.  L) 
Crouse  Christoplier,   victualler  stall  4  Old  Shambles 

— d.  h.  Garden  street 
Crouta  John,  cook  and  cenfectioner  81  S.  5th 
Crow  William,  labourer  13th  above  Filbert 
Crowell  (ieorge,  stocking  weaver,  94  Green 
Crowell  George,  labourer  above  543  nortli  Third 
Crowell  Elisha,  druggist  S.  W.  corner  2d  and  Shippen 

and  69  Cedar 
Crowell  Ellis  B.  merchant  S.  W.  corner  5th  and  Vine 
Crowell  James,  teacher  26  Arg)ie  and  18  Shippen 
Crowell  Samuel,  pilot  92  Swanson 
Crowell  Smith,  Moyamensing  road  near  Federal 
Crowell  Thomas,  gentleman  147  Pine 
Crowell  Thomas,  painter,  &c.  back  91  Callowhill 
Crowl  Martin,  mariner  2  Branner's  alley 
Crowle  Jane,  widow  Shield's  above  Raspberry 
Crowley  Jas.  shoemaker  back  122  N   11th  [«fe  Craiolcij 
Crawley  John,  watchmaker  132  south  Front 
Crowers  George,  skindresser  Fourth  above  Franklin 
Crozicr  Benjamin,  cordwainer  3  I'Llinslie's  alley 
Ci'ozier  Maigaret,  widow  S9  Union 
Cruger  Ji  hn  I),  farmer,  Scli.  4th  (Penntown) 
tCruger  Phillis,  widow  218  S.  6th 

Crukshank  Jos.  printer  &  stationer  16  &  20  Church  alley 
Crumback  Jacob,  cordwainer  40  Passyunk      [ace  A'rurn 
Crumback  (iodfrey,  cordwainer  15  Vernon 
Crumback  Peter,  laliourer  Shippen  corner  Broad 
Crumley  George,  brickmaker  Cedar  above  Thirteenth 


CUM  whitely's  annual 

Crumley  Henry,  jun.brickmaker  Irish  lane  [see  Crovileij 
Crumley  Henry,  Mechanic's  hotel  Cedar  above  13th 
Crumley  Thomas,  ropemaker  cor  Walnut  Sc  Sch.  7th 
Crummell  Juliana,  victualler,  stall  95  High  st.  market 
Crummel  Philip,  victualler  7  Chariotte 
CrumfJton  William,  silverplater  89  south  Sixth 
Crumwell  Martha,  nuvse  Miller's  alley 
Cruse  Rev.  Christian,  F.Callowhill  8c  John 
Cruse  Peter,  mariner  A29  south  Second 
Cruson  William,  inspector  of  lumber  3  Swanson 
Grussy  Jacob,  coachman  back  9  Crown 
Cryder  John,  cordwainer,  6th  near  Coates 
Cryder  Mary  C.  storekeeper  165  N.  3d       \_see  Kreider 
-fC  off  Daniel,  labourer  Paschall's  alley 
Culberson  James,  st.)nemason  back  299  CalloWhill 
Caiin  Isaac  V.  tailor  59  Meade  alley 
''Culin  John,  tailor  S  W  corner  High  and  Water — d.  h. 

4  Chancery  lane  _ 

Culin  Samual,  ladies'  shoemaker  62  Plum 
GuUin  Jonathan,   shallopman  carpenter  bel.    2d    (S.) 

'isee  Collin 
Cullen  John,  M.  d  chemist  &c.  92  S  Front 
Cullen  &  Pettit,  grocers  N.  W  corner  Spruce  and  7th 
Culp  George,  brickmaker  Camac  belcw  Old  York  road 
Culp  Jacob,  grocer  222  N.  Second  \_see  Colfi 

Culver  Martha,  widow  175  Vine 
Cummerford  John,  oilcloth  manuf.  Wright's  alley 
Cummings  Abigail,  widow  497  north  Third 
fCummings  Ann,  washt-rwoman  Old  Yoik  r.  n,  Coates  ' 
Gumming  Catharine,  3  Prune  "" 

Cummings  David,  accountant  157  N.  4th 
Cummings  Enoch,  grocer  426  north  Second  &  396  N.  3tl 
Cummings  James,  labourer  back  152  Spruce 
Gumming  Martha,  widow  274  north  Second 
fCummings  Peter,  waiter  back  37  St.  Mary  street 
fCummings  Richard,  porter  Acorn  alley 
Gumming  Richard  P.  roof  copperer,  163  Green  st. 
fCurnmings  Robert,  carpenter,  29  Sassafras  alley 
Cummings  Samuel  S.  druggist  8cc.  288  and  274  N.  2d 
Cummings  Samuel  S  &  Co.  druggists  Sec.  288  N.  2d 
Cummings  Wm.  carpenter  5  Elizabeth 
Cummings  Wm.  grocer  6c  corn  factor  92  S.  wharves— d. 

h   26  Plum 
Cummings  Wm.  labourer  back  17  Beck's  alley 
Cummings  James,  weaver  Maiden  near  Shakamaxon 
Cummins  Ann,  milliner  29  N.  4th 
Cummins  David  grocer  and  liquor  store  87  S  water 
Cummins  Ebenezer  H.  attorney  at  law,  55  S.  7th 
Cummins  David  &  Co.  merchants  68  South  wharves 
Cummins  Isaac,  coachinan  53  Currant  alley 
Cumins  Joseph,  tavernkeeper  cor.  Callowhill  and  Old 

York  road 
Cummins  Richard  P.  274  N.  Second 


fWILADKl.l'lilA   niRill    rORV.  CUS 

C\iiiiinins  &  Slioeinakev,  com.  merchants  6  Dtcatur 
Cimningham  Kli/.aheth.  widow  94-  ^outh  Fifth 
CuMniiiijham  Jami-s,  corUwainci  Locust  above  Twelfth 
Cuiiningiiam  Jo<e]ili,  waiter,  Chvivcli  street  (S.)  Wack 
(.'uimini^hain  John  II.  printer  70  south  'Ihircl 
Cuiiniugliam  John,  slioemaker  Hartiing's  alley 
Cunningliam  Sarah,  widow  236  S.  4tii  street 
Ciinnintjham  Silas,  wl\arfhriilder,  263  S.  5tli 
Cunnincliam  Tliomas,  milkman  Ridge  r.  ii.  Penntowii 
Ciubv  ivlward,  mariner  14  Pine: 
Curhy  Michael,  guager  and  cooper  91  S.  Water 
Curcicr  Andrew,  merchant,  coimting-house  n/i  stairs  43 

Dock — d.  h.  S.  Tliird  1st  door  below  Pine 
Ciircicr  Andrew,  jun.  merciiant  162^  High 
Curran  Arthur,  barkeeper  125  Cedar 
Curren  Hugli,  labourer  back  10  Prosperous  alley 
Curren  William,  livery  stablekeeper  9  Little  George 
Currin  James,  cordwainer  corner  6th  &  Buttonwood 
Currin  Mici\ael,  classical  teaclier,  231  S.  5th  corner 

Gaskill 
Currin  Timothy,  plasterer  301  Walnut 
Currie  Helen,  boardinghouse  100  S.  Front 
Currie  William,  m.   d.  186  S.  Front  cor.  Pine 
Curry  Ann,  widow  137  Spruce 
Curry  Arcliibald,  carpenter  Arch  n.  Sch.  Second 
Curry  Elizabeth,  widow  Pitt  near  Germantown  road 
Curry  (ienrgc,  shoestore  18  Higli — d.  h.  3  EltVeth's  alley 
Curry  James,  typefounder  Shippen  above  Ninth 
Curry  John,  merchant  tailor  121  S.  'I'hird 
Curry  Jolin,  cordwainer  316  S.  Second 
Curry  Richard,  cordwainer  Caniac  below  Old  York  r. 
("urry  Samuel,  cordwainer  4  Soutli  alley 
Curtis  ANa,  grocer  N.  E.  cor.  Second  and  Arch — d.  li. 

8  Newmarket 
Curtis  Cook,  carpenter  195  Green 
Curtis.  David  W.  stoi.ciuason  &c.  Vine  above  Broad 
Curtis  Jolm,  i>otttr405  and  407  S.  Fiont 
Curtis  John  H.  accountant  413  S  Frtsnt 
Curtis  Jonathan,  weaver  Maple  street 
Curtis  Kezia,  widow,  shojjkeeper  cor.  Rudd  I'c  Laurel 
Curtis  M  irgaret,  widow,  mangier  16  Cnomb's  alley 
fCurtis  Samuel,  master  swce;)  34  Powell 
'  fCu' tis  Se\ern,  womlsawyer  95  Lombard 
■  Curts  Harbara,      7,<,,i'  ^,    ,        /,, 

Curts  Catharine  5^^"^  street  below  Cheshut 

Curts  Elizabeth,  widow  \Vhitoh:dl  sti-eet 
Cusfeldt  Francis,  black  ik  whiti-mith  469  N*-  Third 
Cusiiing  Caleb,  sea  captain  421  S.  Fi-ftn^ 
Cuslving  John,  sea  captain  421  S.  Front  street 
Cussaw  Antliony,  oysterman  Mntti.n's  alley 
Cutter  Simutl,  smith  Fr.mkford  ro  id  abine  Bedford 
fCuNtis  (iforge  pi.rier,  78  Catharine  street 
Cubzine  Wm.  ihipwright,  499  S.  Front 
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Cutbush  James,  assistant  aDothecaiy-genei'al  of  the  U, 

States,  army  207  S.  Fourth 
Cuthbert  Anthony,  gentleman  41  Penn 
Cuthbert  A.  W.  mariner  264  S.  Second 
Cuthbert  EUzabeth  gentlewoman  397  N.  Front 
Cuthbert  James  L.  gentleman  189  south  Third 
Cuthbert  James,  weaver,  20  Franklin  street 
Cuthbert  John,  carpenter  Loxley's  court  Spruce  street 
Cuthbert  Mary,  widow  grocer  108  Filbert 
Cuthbert  Samuel,  206  S.  Third 

Cuthbert  Thomas,  merchant  1  L.  Water— d.  h  264  S.  2d 
Cutter  Frost,  blacksmith  St.  Joseph's  avenue 
Cutler  James,  mariner  14  Christian 
Cutler  Joseph,  322  S.  Front 
Cuzwell  Francis,  lock  and  keymaker  438  N.  3<i 


fDABANIER  PETER,  bootcleaner,  Green's  court 
Dacoster  Charles,  oakcooper  13  Cox's  alley 
Daderker  Adam,  baker  Marlborough  near  Bedford 
Daffin  EhzalSeth,  teacher  38  Strawberry 
Dahlgren  Bernard,  merchant  107  south  Front — d.  h. 

14  Sansom 
Dahnger  Jacob,  dealer  32  Coate's  alley 
Dahony  Darnel,  sawyer  Shippen  above  7th 
Daily  Bernard,  cordwainer  Smith's  court  n.  Sch.  8th 
Daily  Bernard,  typefounder  Grissel's  alley 
Daily  Dennis,  drayman  22  Poplar  lane 
Daily  Nicholas,  cabinetmaker  135  Lombard  street 
Daily  Robert,  iniikeeper  243  S.  6th 
Dainty  John,  copperplate  printer  8  College  avenue  and 

32  S.  5th 
Dakins  Hannah,  widow  Carpenter  (S.)  above  4th 
Dale  commodore  Richard,  55  Pine 
tDale  Andrew,  mariner  Queen  above  2d 
Dale  Peter,  labourer  Carpenter  above  Fourth 
Dallas  widow  of  Alexander  James,  2d  below  Walnut 
Dallas  George  M.  attorney  at  law  174  Chesnut 
Dallas  Wm  plasterer  100  Catharine  \_see  Dulles 

Dallet  Elijah  8c  Thomas,  soap  and  candle  manufac- 
turers 34  and  345  High 
Dalling  James,  v/arehouseraan  15  Elizabeth 
Dallman  John,  smith  and  pumpmaker  200  N.  Eighth 
Dalrymple  Elizabeth,  nurse  Prime  below  Second 
Dalrymple  James,  cordwainer  Prime  below  Second 
Daly  Charles,  cox'dwainer  134  Cedar 
Daly  John,  sea  captain  34  Queen  (S.) 
Daly  Jolm,  tavernkeeper  44  S.  Eighth 
Daly  John,  sailmaker  162  S.  Sixth 
fDaly  Joseph,  mariner  193  Cedar 
Dalzell  Robert,  weaver  225  Shippen 


VHILAB^ELPHIA    DlKKCTORY.  DAV 

Dalzell  William,  tidewaiter  79  Lombard 

Diinbv  Abraham,  sawyer  Malt  alley 

Dindflof  Louisa,  boardinKlimise  40  S.  Eighth 

Dmenhnwer  Cliark-s,  (old  Rotterdam  inn)  118  N.3d 

U.inonhower  L\  dia,  hoarilinghouse  131  N.  Fourth 

D  iiitorlli  Cyrus.  cuiTicr  141  Hacc 

Daniels  (ii-orgc,  CiiTiK-ntei-  Budd  near  Locust 

Daniels  Joshua,  grocer  Twelfth  below  Pino  ^ 

fDaniels  Whittensnin,  laljnurer  Sinall  near  Sixth 

DinielsWm.  mariner  Oak  (N.L.)  below  Cnates 

Daniels  Wm-  carjjenter  Miller's  court  (N.  L.) 

Dankel  Henry,  baker  31  Pcnn  st. 

Dankworth  John,  baker  S  W  cor.  6th  and  Elizabetii 

Dannaker  Christian,  storekeeper  143  N.  Third 

Dannacker  George,  grocer  22  N.  2d— d  h  6Hartung'say. 

Daimenberg  Christian,  270  Arch 

Danzell  Elizabeth,  widow  158  Spruce 

Dardine  John  L.  tobacconist  33  Green 

D  irking  Ciiarles  L.  p  unter  &c  back  9  Shippen 

Darland  Thomas,  harnessmaker  39  Chester 

D  u  ley  John,  comedian  91  north  Sixth 

D  irliiig  Ann,  widow  282  south  Seventh 

Darling  Mary  Ann,  widow  Juniper  alley 

Darling  Samuel,  grocer  253  High,  opposite  Decatur— 

d  h  77  Wood 
Darnell  Henry,  measurer  of  grain,  &c.  234 Catharine 
Darr  widow  of  John,  victualler  83  Brown 
Darrach  Eliza,  widow  of  James,  hatter  268  Arch 
D  irracli  Thomas  B.  hat  manuf.  62  south  Second 
Darrach  Wm.  labourer  Oak  (N.  L  )  bel.  hayscales 
Darragh  Arciiibald,  grocer  55  north  Fifth 
Darragh  John,  carpenter  174  Spruce 
Darragh  John,  malstcr  Broad  above  Race 
D.ii-ragli  Neil,  carter  294  south  Thiixl 
flJ  irragli  Priscilla,  widow  Ship|)en  above  Seventh 
Daubaysoii  Victoirc,  goldsmith  &:c.  5  Cherry 
Davallc  Lewis  August,  14  Juniper  lane 
Davault,  John,  labourer  back  422  ivorth  Fourth 
Davaux  Ainie',  sea  captain  24  Meade  alley 
D.ivenport  Elizabeth,  widow  of  J.imes,  465  S.  Front 
Daven|)ori  John,  Arch  alwve  ScU.  Third 
Davenport  Mary,  milliner  50  Arch 
DivenportKoljcrt,  jeweller  298  south  Seventh 
Dav(.n])ort  Wm.  niathem  uical  instrument  maker  25  S. 

Front — d  ;i  90  S  issafras 
David  Jacob,  storekeeper  200  north  Second 
David  Juhn,  iabouivr  6  Kitzwalter 
D  ivkI  J')hu'l\  merchant  164  High— d  h  167  Spruce 
D  a  idson  D  ivid,  tavern  183  S.  Front  &  182  S.  V\'ater 
D  n  idsnn  J")ui,  baker  22l>  st.iiih  Fourth 
D  .V  idson  Natlian,  meirhant  239  Nine 
D.ividson  Uonert,  innkeeper,  ike.  S  ]•'.  cor.  2il.&  Queen 
Davidson  Wm.  broker  S3  Chesnut— d  h  268  Walnut 


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Davie  John,  cabinetmaker  130  Cedar 

Davison  Robert,  sailinaker  71  Walnut 

Davison  Robert,  carpenter  Wood  above  Eighth 

Davison  Wm.  accountant  30  Strawberry 

Davies  Edward,  pauiter  39  north  Fifih 

Divies  Edwai'd,  stablekeeper  next  2  N.  Ninth 

tDavis  A:-.ron,  oysterman  Eagle  court 

Davis  Abel,  labouier  145  Moyamensing  road 

Divis  Abner,  shoestore  92  High 

Davis  Abm  labourer  143  Moyamensing  road 

Davis  Absalom,  grocer  cor.  Cherry  and  Sch.  7th 

Davis  Amos,  blacksmith  Juniper  below  High — d  h  Lo 

cust  near  Broad 
Davis  Andrew,  labourer  Lombard  W.  Sch.  Eighth 
tDavis  Andrew,  labourer  IScbie  above  Ninth 
Davis  Ann,  widow  nurse  back  13  German 
Davis  Ann,  widow  back  14  south  I'enth 
Davis  Ann,  widow  405  south  Second 
Davis  Arnion,  flour  fherchant,  store  224  High — d  h  7  S. 

Eleventh  above  Chesnut 
Davis  Benjamin,  bookbinder  214  south  Fifth 
Davis  Benjamin,  brickmaker  S-xth  near  Coates 
Davis  Benjn  mercht.  40  N.  Second  and  31  Key's  alley 
tDavis  Csesar,  labourer  Paschall's  alley 
Davis  Charles,  carpenter  Vienna  near  Duke 
tDavis  Chai'les,  sweep  Apple  near  George 
Davis  Christopher,  smith  Thirteenth  above  Wood  and 

SW  cor.  Centre  square 
Davis  David,  cordwainer  123  Arch 
Davii  David  Jones,  m.  d.  301  Arch  N  W  cor.  Eighth 
Davis  Ddvid  M.  accountant  92  Wood 
Davis  David,  distiller  cor.  Fifth  and  Germantown  r. 
Davis  D,  and  S.  storekeepers  29  N.  Ninth 
Davis  Edward,  carter  34  Budd      \_see  Davies  ^  Deavs 
Davis  Eli,  shoestore  Second  between  Coates  and  Brown 
Davis  Elijah,  drayman  77  Budd 
Davis  Elizabeth,  widow  carpetweaver  62  Gaskill 
Davis  Elizaljeth,  widow  25  Catharine 
Davis  Elijah,  19  Wood  above  Fourth 
tDavis  Elizabeth,  widow  St.  John  above  Poplar  lane 
Davis  Elizabeth,  widow  257  south  Front 
Davis  Elizabeth,  boardinghouse  120  Arch 
Davis  Geo.  stock  and  exchange  broker  39  Dock — d  h  8 

Sansom 
Davis  George,  junr.  39  Dock  and  8  Swanson 
Davis  George,  carpenter  back  39  Prime 
Davis  Henry,  ostler  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Davis  Hannah,  3  Schriver's  court 
Davis  Harriet, -widow  11  Juniper  lane 

i Davis  Hetty,  Avidow  8th  below  Lombard 
)avis  Isaac,  tanner  cor.  Fifth  and  Noble  and  109  Ches- 
nut—d  h  88  New 
tDavis  Isaac,  carter  Paschall's  alley 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRF.CTORY.  DAV 

jDavis  Israel,  carter  Paschall's  alley 

Davis  James,  suspenticrmiikcr  360  S.  Front 

Da^  is  James,  smith  185  Sliippcn — d  h  and  inn  SE  corner 

German  and  Fourtli 
Davis  Jeliii,  morocco  hatmaker  392  south  Second 
Davis  Jesse,  carter  179  Coates 
D.ivis  Joliii,  waichman  Arch  corner  Sch.  Front 

iD.ivis  Joiin,  labourer  163  Coates 
)avisJohu,  labourer  IbtSwanson 
Da\isJ»hii,  bookbinder  15  Fromberger's  court 
Davis  Juhn,  tailor  back  62  Plum 
jDavis  John,  mariner  18  Burd's  court 
Davis  John,  shoestore  40  Hign 
Davis  John,  tobacconist  344  High 
Davis  John,  cabinetmaker  40  Christian 
Da\is  John,  labourer  Spruce  near  Schuylkill 
D.iMs  John,  milkman  Locust  above  Broad 
fDavis  John,  woodsawyer  cor.  11th  and  Cherry 

t Davis  John,  porter  back  199  Lombard 
)avib  Jtnaihan,  carpenter  175  Fine 
Davis  Jonathan,  sawwhetter  28  Vine 
Davis  Joseph,  manner  181  N.  Front 
Dcisis  Joseph,  plasterer  Coates  above  Seventh 
Davis  Joseph,  shoemaker  back  176  N.  Eighth 
Davis  Joseph  VV.  mason  Sch.  Front  below  Locust 
Davis  Margaret,  widow  N.  Fourth  above  Tammany 
Davis  Mary  Miss,  Poplar  court 
Davis  Mary  Mrs.  92  VVood 
Davis  Mary  Mrs.  28  Meade  alley 
Davis  Micajah,  carter  17  Elfreth's  alley 
Davis  Miriam,  nurse  7  Cresson's  alley 
Davis  Morgan,  carpenter  6th  above  CallcwliiU 
Davis  Nathan,  storekeeper  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Davis  Pardon,  seminary  17  Fromi>erger's  court— d  h  39 

ixu'th  Second 
Davis  Patience,  Mrs.  26  Small 
Davis  Patty,  St.  John  near  George 

t Davis  Peter,  Blackberry  alley 
)avis  Phoebe  Mrs.  boarcUngliouse  1  south  5th 
Davis  Rebecca,  milliner  tor.  Spruce  and  Second 
Davis  Robert,  labourer  Budd  be'.ow  Walnut 
Davis  Samuel  C.  tailor  80  Pcnn 
D.ivis  Samuel  B.  gentlenran  178  Chesnut 
Davis  Samuel  L-  grocer  54  noria  Third 
Davis  Samuel  V.  cordwainer  360  south  Second 
Davis  Siirah,  widow  25  Jones'  allev 
Davis  Sarah,  widow  84  George  (.is.) 
|Davis  Simon,  sawyer  Paschall's  alley 
Da\  U".  Stephen  P.  grocer  580  north  ihird 
tDavis  Susan,  wiciow  St.  Mary  below  Seventh 
jDavis  Thomas,  carter  228  Lonibanl 
Da\is  I'homas,  blacksniiil\  Shepherd's  alley  CheTTyst. 
Davis  Thomas,  weaver  S  E  cor.  St.  lohu  and  Green 
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Davis  Thomas,  printer  and  bookseller  S  E  corner  Race 

and  Ninth 
Davis  Thomas,  (Black  Bear  inn)  1  south  5th  near  High 
Davis  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  32  Almond 
Davis  Thomas,  carpenter  369  north  Third 
Davis  Wm,  priiiter  64  north  5th 
Davis  William,  blockmaker  13  Church 
Davis  William,  merchant  tailor  31  north  Third 
Davis  William,  woodsawyer  Old  York  r.  ab,  Brovt^ne 
Davis  William,  labourer  Sch.  Third  below  High 
Davis  William,  moulder  Juniper  below  Vine 
Davis  William,  tailor  6  south  Fifth 
Davis  William,  carpenter  241  Cedar 
Davis  William,  shipchandler  and  ropemaker  S  E  corner 

Sassafras  and  Water — d  h  118  Mulberry 
Davis  William,  bookbinder  309  Walnut 
Davis  William,  millwright  111  Cherry 
Davis  Zephaniah,  mason  Chesnut  near  Sch.  Front 
Davolt  John,  carter  Fourth  above  Browne 
Davoit  Philip,  drayman  Davolt's  court  (N.  L  ) 
Dawes  Ann,  widow  20  north  Sixth  . 
Daws  Timothy,  sea  captain  534  south  Front 
Dawsoii  Edward,  carpenter  96  north  Eleventh 
Dawsou  Elizabeth,  widow  113  Christian 
Dawson  Geoi'ge,  soap  and  candle  factory  377  S.  Second 
Dawson  George  B.  merchant  12  Pine 
Dawson  George  A.  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law  203 

Arch  and  12  Pine 
tDawson  James,  glass  papermaker  Paper  alley 
Dawson  Jonas,  clock  and  watchmaker  418  Higli — d  h 

Juniper  below  High 
Dawson  Joseph,  stockingweayer  6th  below  Fitzwalter 
Dawson  Josiah,  gentleman  101  north  Second 
Dawson  Mordecai.L.  79  and  d  h  77  Chesnut 
Dawson  and  Morrison,  brewers  79  Chesnut 
Dawson,  widow  of  William,  77  Chesnut 
Day  Augustus,  carver  &  gilder  22  Clierry 
Day  Benjamin,  shipwright  Saraii  near  Queen 
Day  Chai-les  R.  cordwainer  back  387  south  Front 
Day  James,  drygoods  store  221  south  Second 
Day  John,  weaver  Spruce  W  Schuylkill  Sixth 
Day  Joseph,  shipwright  Maiden  near  Beach 
Day  Mary,  tailoress  121  south  Sixth 
Day  Michael,  Palmer  near  West 
Day  Margaret,  bonnetmaker  7  Strawberry 
Day  Samuel,  tailor  11  Quarry 
Day  Wm  A.  gentleman  corner  Spruce,  and  Tenth 
Daymen  Francis,  teacher  Vine  near  Ninth 
Dayten  Lewis,  mariner  Germantown  r.  above  Second 
Dayton  Maria,  246  north  Third 
Dazey  Jemima,  widow  Sixth  above  Callowhill 
Deacon  Israel,  principal  keeper  of  the  Prune  street 

apartment  of  the  prison 
Deacon  Joseph,  drygoods  merchant  167  St.  John 


PHILAUSLPHIA    IMRECTORV.  DEB 

Decan  Peter,  shipmaster  19  Queen 

Deal  Abraham,  pumpmLikcr  1.2  M:iria  above  Fourth 

Deal  Charles,  grocei-  46  W'okI  [axt  Dale  is"  Diclil 

Deal  Christian,  baker  387  north  Fourth 

Deal  Cliristopher  174  north  l'Li>?hth 

Deal  Daniel,  blacksmith  Queen  near  Shakamaxon   , 

Deal  Elizabeth  Scii.  Seventh  below  Uac« 

Deal  Elizabeth,  widow  195  St.  John 

Deal  E.  baker  25  Appletree  alley 

Deal  Francis,  victualler  stall  34  N  L  market,  and  55 

High  street  market 
Deal  Jacob,  carter  Eighth  below  Buttonwood 
Deal  Jacob,  baker  Marlborough  near  Bedford 
Deal  Jacob,  baker  80  Callowliill 

Deal  Jacob,  vict.  (ier.  r.  n.  1st  gate — stall  39  N  L  market 
Deal  John,  labourer  Sch.  Seventh  below  Race 
Deal  Joiin,  baker  174  Coates 
Deal  John,  drayman  Germ,  road  below  1st  gate 
Deal  Martin,  baker  north  Fourth  above  Browne 
Deal  Michael  6c  Co.  cur.  Queen  and  Hanover,  K. 
Deal  Miriam,  widow  Queen  near  Shakamaxon 
Deal  Peter,  gentleman  Queen  near  Sliakamaxon 
Deal  Peier,  Queen  above  Marlborough 
Deal  William,  victualler  Buttonwood  near  Fifth 
Deamer  Christian,  labourer  Frnnkf.  r.  oelow  1st  gate 
Dcamer  George,  wheelwright  Germ,  road  near  Second 
Deamer  Lewis,  65  Queen,  (S) 
Dean  Janett,  widow  192  St.  John 
Dean  John,  76  north  Fifth 
Dean  Alexander  J.  teacher  Clever  alley 
De-iu  M.  academy  for  young  ladies  7  Clever  alley  n.  side 
fDean  Thomas,  oysterman  8  north  Fourth 
Dear.geli  Giacento,  fruiterer  SVV  cor.  Chesnut  &  Eighth 
Dear  Sprogei  O.  wheelwright  352  Callowliill 
Deary  James,  labourer  9  Shippen 

Death  John,  vict.  Pleasant  street  near  Ridge  road  and  49 
Higli  street  mmket  . 

Deaves  John,  carver  Coates  below  Old  York  road 
Deitves  Tryal,  blacksmith  26  Old  York  r.      \_S('e  Dax'is 
Deavs  Isaac,  carpenter  220  VYalnut 
De  BL-nneville  N.  clock  ik  watchmaker  178  north  3d 
Del/m<ler  Joseph,  shipwright  38  Christian 
Del)ow  .\udrew,  smith  Sch.  Eighth  above  Race — d  h 

Race  ne  ir  Sth.  Seventh 
Do  Bree  John  B.  accountant  148  south  Seventh 
Dcbust  John,  sailmaktr  4  Hoffman's  alley 
De  Cliarms  Sarah,  fi-male  seminary  33  Sansom 
Decker  .Moses,  labourer  202  St.  J 'hn 
Dicker  P.  1  storekeeper  100  north  Second 
Decatrell  Joseph,  jeweller  Christian  above  Seventh 
De  Cruz  Anlonia  Gonsaloes,  ambassador  from  the  re- 
public of  Pernambuco  150  south  Second 
Deemer  Mary,  Germantown  road  above  Third 


DEW  whitely's  annual 

tDerrick  James,  224  south  Second 

Demckson  Ann,  widow  cakebaker  Bushhill 

fDerrickson  James,  dealer  240  south  Second 

f  Derrickson  Milford,  sawyer  291  south  Fifth 

f  Derrickson  Purnell,  labourer  Swedes'  court 

fDerry  Tenor,  washerwoman  and  cook  Malt  alley         , 

Desabaye  Lewis,  painter,  6cc.  iRandall's  coui't 

Desauque  Lewis,  merchant  65  south  Second 

Deshong  Matthias,  tavernkeeper  82  Dock 

De  Silver  Joseph,  500  north  Second 

r>e  Silver  Robert,  bookseller,  binder,  &c.  110  Walnut 

De  Silver  Thomas,  bookseller,  &c.  218  High— d  h  40:9 

Mulberrv 
Desilvey  Thomas,  mariner  back  64  Christian 
Desmond  Daniel  J.  attorney  at  law  122  south  Fourth— 

d  h  99  Spruce 
Desmond  Jeremiah,  whipmaker  58  Queen 
Desmond  T.  painter  and  glazier  148  and  d  h  99  Spruce 
Despatz  James,  storekeeper  316  north  Front 
D'Espinos  Cecilia,  widow  Green's  court 
Desplat  Stephen,  ladies'  shoemaker  49  south  Fourth 
Dessalet  John,  pumpmaker  Germantown  r.  above  3d 
Deswan  Christopher,  trunkaiaker  St.  John  bel.  George 
Destouet  S.  merchant  209  High 
Detiz  Peter,  cooper  33  Union 
tDetray  Joseph,  shopkeeper  63  Currant  alley 
De  vault  Henry,  porter  north  Fourth  above  Browne 
Deveiin  Arthur,  weaver  Christian  below  Sixth 
Deveney  Jane,  widow  gi'ocer  12  Christi<:.»ri 
Deveney  John,  Green  Tree  inn,  cor.  Prince  8c  Marlboro' 
Dever  Michael,  labourer  Pottery  alley 
Devereaux  James,  glasshouse  Lombard  near  Sch. 
Devereux  John,  sea  captairj  446  south  Front 
Devei'eaiix  John,  tailor  256  Race 
Devereaux  Peter,  storekeeper  Lemon  st. 
Deveries  G.  inn  and  ferrykeeper,  Greenwich  point 
Devin  Sarah,  widow  Broad  below  Arch 
Devitt  Hugh,  baker  240  Cedar 
Devitt  Patrick,  draymati  270  south  Fourth 
Devitt  Terrence  J.  baker  119  Spruce 
Devitt  Terrence,  baker  240  Cedar 
Devlin  Ferdinand,  labourer  Steinmetz  court 
Devlins  Felix,  grocer  297  Arch 
Dewar  Susannah,  teacher  44  Gaskill 
Dewees  C  carver  and  gilder  77  south  Second 
Dewses  David,  tailor  on  the  Drawbi'idge — dh  10  Union 
Dewees  Elizabeth,  widow  -storekeeper  13  north  Sixth 
Dewees  George  W.  tobacconist  Pryor's  court 
Dewees  Martha  widow  Emlen's  alley 
Dewees  Mrs.  boardinghouse  3  south  Fourth 
De  vees  S.  8cD.  tailors  153^  S.  Front  on  the  Drawbridge 
Dewees  Spencer,  tailor  ou  the  Drawbridge — dh  south 

Sixth  near  Fitz  waiter 


1»M1LADEL1»H1A   BIRECTORY.  DIG 

Dewecs  William  P.  M.  D.  154Chesnut 

Dewey  James,  surveyor  41  (irceii 

Dcwit  Peter,  accouiitaiU  94  Poj<lar  lane 

Dews  Tiionias,  cabiiietm.tk.er  back  37  Newmarket 

Dexter  John,  manner  86  Catharine 

i Dexter  Sarali,  widow  203  liomhard 
ley  Amos,  labourer  Fraiiktord  road  ab.  Shakamaxoiv 
Dey  Steplien,  whitesmith,  Fraiikf.  r.  ab.  Shakamaxon 
Diamond  Hu>;^h,  grocer  22  Parhain'ji  alley 
Diamond  Jacob,  carpenter  ri\irteeiitlt  abc)ve  Sassafras 
Diamond  Jolin,  meichant  Bai.k  alley — d  h  383  Arch 
Diamond  John,  cordnainer  Race  above  1  hirieenih 
Dice  Christiana,  milkwoman  cor.  Cherry  aiul  Sch.  8lh 
Dick  ArchibakI  T.  attorney  at  law  74  Arch 
Dick  Daniel  &  Co.  tol)accnnists  49  snuth  Front 
Dick  Philip,  tobacconist  49  soutli  Front  above  ChesHUt 
Diet  Peter,  tailor  John's  below  Second 
Dick  William,  janitor  Umversiiy  of  Pennsylvania  s.  9th 
Dickenson  Kebecca,  widow  N  Ecor.  Chesnut  and  8lh 
Dickeson  William,  hatter  A<leiphi  avenue 
Dickerson  John,  jr.  inspector  ol  lumbt  r  37  Coates 
Dickiiart  J.  victualler — d  h  Logan  ab.  8th — stall  47  New 

Market 
Dickinsheet  David,  labourer  Poplar  lane  ab.  St.  John 
Dickinson  Antiiony,  labourer  St.  Mary  st. 
Dickinson  Catharine,  above  543  N  Third 
Dickinson  Daniel,  tniniature  jjainter  169  Chesnut 
Dickinson  David,  printer  back  ot  1 1  N  Tenth 
Dickinson  Elizabeth,  mangier  6  Norris's  ay. 
Dickinson  F.lizabeth,  glove  manufactoiy  42  s  Second 
Dickinson  Jesse,  carter  20  N^ble 
Dickinson  John,  mariner  21  Cox's  alley 
Dickinson  John,  carver  and  gilder  121  N  Tenth 
Dicki'ison  Jos.  ropemaker  Juniper  bel.  \\'alnut 
Dickinson  Keturah,  widow  of  Abel,  i)rintev  (Whitehall) 

Ridge  r.  ab  Buttonwood 
Dickinson  Leonard,  architect  4  Schriver's  court — d  h 

155  Cherrv 
Dickinson  Maitha,  widow  cor  Front  ;tndGcrnnantown  r 
tDickinson  Martin,  waiter  Cypre-s  av. 
Dickinson  Plioebe,  widow  158  south  Second 
Dickinson  Richard  C   grocer  N  K  cor  lOtli  &  Lombard 
tDickinson  Samuel,  oysterman  177  north  Fourth 
Dickinson  Solomo.),  dealer  in  stone  &c.  N  W  cor  11th 

and  Vine 
Dickinson  Wm.  labourer  Frankford  r.  n.  Queen 

Dickinson ,  widow  16  Franklin  ct. 

Dickis  Frederick,  joiner  Cherry  n.  West 

Dirkis  Samuel,  shoemaker  Hanovern  Queen 

Dicks  Barton,  shoemaker  55  Chester 

Dickson  John,  grocer  7  Swanson 

Dickson  John,  grocer  200  S  Third  cor  Gaskill— d  h  198 

south  Third  [.vet-  Dii^on 


DIX  whitely's  annual 

Dickson  Josqih  R.  inspectoi'  of  customs  92  Spruci- 

Dicksou  Mary,  widow  294  Lonibard 

Dickson  Mioliael,  sea  capiaii'  171  S  Eleventh 

Dickson  Wru.  merchani  255  HigVi—d  li  320  Arfch 

Dickson,Wm.  hibcurer  bacK  490  Race 

Dielison  Victoire,  widow  129Loi-!ibard 

Diehl  Elizabetii  6  High  st.  market 

Diehl  Nich.  notary  public,  office  115  S  2d — d  h  6  Locust 

Diehl  Thomas,  inerchaut  335  High  {see  Deal 

Diehl  Wm,  mercliant  8  Minor — d  h  135  n  Ninth 

Diehr  Adam,  wheehi-onmaker  Popla;  lane  ab.  St.  John 

Diekeli  George,  Mary  (K.)  near  Frankford  r 

Dietz  Rudolph,  102  south  Fii'th  Isee  Diets 

Diiffenbough  Charles,  ctinuer  &c.  Vine  near  Sch. 

fDiggs  David,  waiter  Warner's  ct. 

Dilhorn  Ann,  widow  of  Nathl.  biscuitbaker  82  Arch 

Dilks  Elijah,  Uvery  stublekeeper  Camden  N.  J. 

fDill  Abner,  sawyer  Middle  ay. 

Dill  Joseph  tj.sea  captain  117  Swanson 

tDill  John,  waiter  39  Middle  alley 

IDilt  Salomon,  labourer  Rose  (N.  L.) 

IDilUn  Archibald,  curbstone  setter  216  south  Sixth 

Dillin  Hannah,  storekeeper  106  north  Ninth 

Dillin  Mary,  Germantown  r.  ab.  Otter  (N.  L.) 

Dillin  Owen,  bricklayer  Vine  bel.  11th  {see  Dillon 

Dillinger  John,  drygoods  store  196  N  Second 

Dillingham  Mrs.  boardinghouse  181  Arch    _ 

Dillman  Jacob,  labourer  Third  ab  Poplar  lane         ^ 

Dilmore  Catharine,  widow  Prime  n.  Crown 

Dillon  James,  grocer  cor  Passyunk  and  Catharine 

Dillon  John,  drayman  Carpenter  below  Fifth 

Dillon  John,  v.'eaver  I^ittie  Oak  {see  Dillin 

Dillon  Richard,  grocei-  N  W^  cor  Fifth  and  Lonibard 

Dillon  Richard,  grocer  S  E  cor  of  Ninth  and  Vine 

Dillon  Valent.  musical  and  literary  academy  97  Pine 

Dilman  Christopher,  hairdresser  420  north  Second 

Dilworth  Mrs.  Sarah,  53  Union 

Dilworth  Wm.  ironmonger  59  High — d  h  53  Union 

Dingee  Charles,  saddler  116  Cherry 

Dinnin  Robert,  carpenter  188  south  Sixth 

Dito  Shery,  grocer  72  Locust 

fDiton  John,  labourer  3  Pryor's  alley 

Diver  Joseph  carpenter  4 Filbert — d  h  185  Cherry 

\_see  Di/er 
Divine  Mark,  weaver  Wood  near  Prince  (K). 
Dixcey  James,  currier  Adelphi  avenue 
Dixcy  Jonathan,  carpenter  3i2  south  Seventh 
Dixcy  Thomas,  i)um!)maker  Fitz  waiter  above  Seventh 
Dixcy  Wm  printer  Eighth  near  Green 
Dixcy  Wm.  pumpmaker  296  south  Seventh- 
Dixey  Isaiah,  sen.  pumpmaker  Sclr  Eighth  bel.  High 
Dixey  Isaiah,  jun.  carpenter  Smith's  ct.  west  Sch.  8th 
Dixey  Wm.cordwainer  back  390  Race 


HHILABELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  DON 

Dixon  John,  drayman  Cedar  above  Tenth 

Dixon  Jiistph,  merchant  .^S  s>outli  Front 

Dixon  Joseph,  mustard  nianulacturer  (only  son  of  the 

hite  John)  30  south  P'ront 
Dixon  PetL•^,^acidler  285  Market— d  h  27  north  Ninth 
Dixon  Samuel,  sawyer  Kunckle  abo\e  Noble 
Dixon  Thomas,  draym;in  Cedai-  above   l  enth 
Dixiin  William,  farmer  Walnut  btlow  NuUh 
Do  ik  M  itthew,  labourer  Weaver's  alley 
Dob  dl  Sarah,  widow  Eleventh  below  Walnut 
Dobbins  Caleb,  carpenter  cnr.  C'l\esnut  and  Sch.  Sixth 
Dol)l)ins  Elizabeth,  widow  ot  Thomas  298  High 
Dol)bins  Stewart  A.  8c  Co.  mercers  and  tailors  5  South. 

Front  and  4  south  Water — d  h  298  High 

Dobbins ,  mate  ot  vessel  10  Prospect  alley 

Dobbins  Joseph,  Circen  st.  terry  Oak  (N    L.)  ab  Noble 
Di)bcll)ower  Charles,  printer  332  south  Second 
Dobson  Jonathan,  shoemaker  N    \V   corner  Third  and 

Brewer's  alley 
Dobson  Thomas  &  Son,  booksellers  and  stationers  (stone 

bouse)  41  soutl\  Second  above  Chesnot 
Dodd  Aaron,  labourer  back  23  Juliana 
Dodd  Margaret,  widow  271  soutli  Fourth 
Dodd  Stephen,  carter  \  ine  near  Sr.h.  Eighth 
Dodameane  Thos-  brassfounder  SiieafFs  alley 
Dodson  Robert,  printer  68  Sliippen 
Dndge  Daniel  H.  jeweller  19  Powell  street 
Dodge  Wm.  steam  enginemak;-'r  cor  Penn  and  Beach 
Dohnert  Maria  C.  widow  186  Race 
Doig  John,  stonecutter  215  soutii  Sixth 
D^>ke  John,  coachtrimmer  Cedar  above  Tenth 
Doke  Mary,  widow  Siieaft'*s  alley 
Doke  Matthew,  labourt  r  Cedar  above  Tenth 
Dolan  Ann,  iiikeeper63  (iermanst. 
Dolan  Hugh,  linenweaver  back  6  Dock 
Dolbert  Joim,  sexton  and  clerk  of  Swedes' church  south 

Fourth  near  Queen 
Dolby  Ann,  boardinghouse  59  south  Seventh 
Dolby  Christian,  widow  21  Cherry  street 
Dolby  Mary,  widow  3M8  vouth  Second 
Doll  Valentine,  weaver  Frankford  r  opposite  Marlbo. 
Dolman  Joliii  &  Co.  shoen  aker  46  Cliesnut 
Dolton  James,  labourer  Wiley's  court 
Doman  Thomas,  currier  37  Frankim 
Dominiik  John,  mariner  back  7  Shippen 

iDominick  John,  sawyer  back  96  Siii|)per 
>oomer  Thomas,  viciualler516  north  Front 
Donagan  Thomas,  drygoods  store  410  N.  Second 
Donahoe,  Charles,  labourer  Cobb's  court  (N.  L.) 
Donaghy  Hugh,  grocer  soutli  Fifth  corner  Small 
Donaghue  Patrick,  carter  l)nck  125  Plum 
Donahue  James,  labourer  Mifflin's  court 
I 


DOR  whitely's  annual 

Donahue  Mcittbew,  soapboiler  57  north  Eighth 

Donaughey  Jaiie,  widow  116  Plum 

Donalasun  Andrew,  mastriiaker  Pennnear  Maiden:— d  h 

Beach  above  Maiden 
Donaldson  Isaac,  china  storekeeper  76  north  Second 
Donaldson  John,  sea  captain  274  soulii  Front 
'Donaklsonjoseph,  hatter  72  N.  Second  \_see  Donnaldson 
Donaldson  &  Lang,  mastmakers  95  Swanson 
Donaldson  Mary,  chinastore  307  S.  Second 
Donaldson  widow  of  William  T.  Beac'i  above  Maiden 
Donaldson  Weston  C.  95  S\vanson — d  h  9  Catharine  (^S.) 
Donath  Joseph,  merchant  28  S.  Front 
Doncourt  Jos.  stationer  93  Kacc 

Doneker  John,  vict  211CallowhilI  [^see  Danrmker 

Donekower  Charles,  engineer  of  Mint  13th  ab.  Race 
fDonehower  Peter,  labourer  Sch.  8th  near  Race 
Donhower  Abraham,  piiperstainer  Hazel  st. 
Donley  Alex,  carter  Moyamensing  load  ab.  Prime 
Donley  James,  storekeeper  149  N.  Third 
Donnaldson  Edward  M,  shipmaster  43  Dock 
Donnaldson  John,  jun.  insurance  broker,  and  dispacheur 

for  adjusting  average  and  insurance  losses,  43  Dock. 

— dh  38  Walnut 
Donnaids')n  Rich,  M.shipmast  43D6Ck  [jsee Donatdsonr 
Donnel  James  C  74  Catharine  i; 

Donnel  Lister  F.  shipmaster  47  Catharine  ;' 

Donnel  Matilda,  widow  of  Robt.  Perry  below  Pine 
Donnel  Nathaniel,  74  Catharine 
Donnellon  Antoine,  late  grocer  276  S.  Fifth 
Doiniells  Jas.  cotton  manuf.  S.  W  cor.  High  8c*Broad 
Donnell)  Alexander,  chandler  26  Mary 
Donnelly  Ann.  widow  Germantown  r.  ab  Otter  (N.X..) 
Donnelly  Eleanor  tavernkeeper  140  Cherry  [are  Donley 
Donnelly  Hugh,  bricklayer  S  W  cor.  Plum  and  Foiirth 
Donnelly  James,  labourer  Maria  ab.  4th  (N.  L.) 
Doonelly  Mrs  Jane,  lltli  below  Pine 
Donnelly  Martha,  widow  (ialbreath's  court 
Donnelly  Margaret,  widow  Eleventh  below  Pine 
Donnelly  Michael,  tailor  123  Plum 
Donzac  Bertrand,  hatter  6  Biddle's  alley 
Doogan  Thornton  M  upholsterer  328  north  Second 
I")ooer  James,  cordwainer  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Doores  William  C.  tailor  2  Hey de's  ct. 

{^see  Dittues^l^f  D&ibers 
Dorm  Michael,  merchant  26  S.  Second 
Dnrun  Will-am,  grocer  S  E  coiner  Front  and  Almond 
Doi'britt  Eliza,  widow  back  8  Oak  (S.) 
Dortf  Patrick,  tinplateworker  307  High 
Doras  James,  shopkee])er  32  north  Eighth 
iDoris  Elizabeth,  widow  4  Middle  alley 
Dorman  James,  cordwainer  18  Filbert 
Dorman  Wm.  saddler  Mary  corner  Front 
Dor'hian  Wm.  sawyer  Queen  u.  Fourth 


PHILADELPHIA    IHRIXTORV.  DOU 

Dorren  John,  papevstaincr  13  Christian 

Doriiin  Bor  aid,  bookseller  aiul  lottery  ofTice,  58  south 

Fourth 
P  iiscivimcr  Lewis  (i.  baker  92  CIumtv  below  Sixth- 
tl),)iM.tt  Lfvi,  OKiriner  hack  24  SmuU 
Divicr  W.ii.  sliocnutk':'*  4~'3  n.  Taird 
Dor>fv  Benedict,  cliin.i  &c,  merchant  132  n.  Sc-cond 
Uor^tv  Jolin,  53  soutii  S  \tnlh 
Dorsev  John,  re);;ulator  of  M?eigUt&  and  rucasur^s,  corner 

8tli  and  Fill)  rt 
Dirsey  uidow  ot'Jolm  S  M.  D   189  Mulberry 
DorstN  M  iry,  widow  7  n  Niiith 
Dorsey  Moses,  lainmicr  418  si.ii'^li  Second 
D  irscy  Mivhael,  carter  6tli  nb  Poplar  lane 
Dotsey  S  nioii,  goldsniitli  Christian  above  Seventh 
D  siei  Daniel,  M.  D.  33  Coates 
D  lugal  John,  wea\er  5  Ap|)litree  alley 
D.fiigherty  Alex,  clothing  store  S  E  corner  Water  and 

Chesnut 
D  >i;glierty  Bernard,  labourer  Washington  ab.Callowhill 
Doigiierty  Charles,  laljonrerbjck  134  south  Fourth 
Dougherty  Daniel  grocer  178  Swanson 
D').i;^herty  Edward,  huckster  Camden  N.J. 
Dougherty  Elizahetli,  bourdii.ghouse  119  south  Water 
Dniigherty  Edward,  blicksmith  5  Hyde's  court 
Douguerty  George,  hi-.rdwave  merclit.  145  &  147  S  FroiU 
Douglierty  George,  Lonih.ivd  near  Schuylkill 
D  >ugherty  Hugh,  weaver  2  >1  south  Foui  tl» 
Douj^herty  Hugh.  Ijrickaiaker  St.  Joseph's  ivenue 
Dougherty  James,  papeiiiangei- 8tli  bel')w  Lombard 
D'Miglierty  James,  drayman  Queen  near  4th 
Dougherty  James,  labourer  back  111  Cathaiice 
D'.ugherty  John,  H m  .\  tr  near  Prii.ce 
Dougherty  John,  carter  lu6  Germau 
Dougherty  Jolui,  ladies'  shoemaker  36  Gerrr»an 
D  uigherty  Joseph,  miller  F'ottery  al,k-y 
Dougherty  Jt.sfpU  S.  ci Td\yainer  155  south  Sixth 
Dougherty  Mrs.  Lvd'a,  Siiippen  below  5th 
D.,\igherly  Patrick,  ba'  k  10  Somali 
Doug'.ierty  Rachael,  wichiw  Mark's  lane 
Dougherty  Richard,  carpen'.er  228  .south  Seventh 
Dougherty  Robert,  skindresscr  Third  n.  Germunt.  r. 
Dougherty  Sarah,  widow  19  Cedar 
Dougherty  Susatmah,  widow  117  Callowhill 
Dougherty 'ihomas,  !)oardinghouse  63  nortli  Tenth 
Dougherty  W.  sen  soap!)oiler  corner  Sixth  ami  Noble 
Dougherty  Wm.  innkeeper  Wasiiingion  near  Vine 
Doughten  Mary,  widow  Kaigimton  N    J. 
Doughty  John,  liardwarc  merchant  41  High 
Doughty  Thomas,  landscape  painter  (Jirni.  r.  ab.  od 

tHouelass  Cuff,  carter  2ri  Blackberry  i.la  v 
louglass  Francis,  bricklayer  71  south  Eleventh 
Douglass  John  C.  patent  j)eg5lioeinakcr  5(»  Zane 


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Douglass  John,  alderman  168  south  Fourth  * 

Douglass^  J,  sailmaker  48  S  wharves — d  h  17  Powell 
'Douglass  Peter,  toothbrubhmaker  67  north  Third 
tDouglass  Robert,  hairdresser  &c.  54  Mulberry 
Douglass  S.  L.  accountant  479  south  Front 
tDouglass  Thos.  oysterman  39  south  Third 
Douglass  8c  Ware,  sailmakers  48  South  wharves 
Douglass  William,  carpenter  4S  Spruce 
Doule  Thos.  B.  iiuikeeper  320  north  Front  cor.  Noble 

iDoBse  Richard,  labourer  126  Plum 
)outhwet  Abraham,  weaver  17  Apollo  street 
Dove  William,  vender  of  books  Coates  above  Seventh 
Dover  Catharine,  widow  Ger.  road  above  first  gate 
Dover  Joseph,  silverplater  Germ,  road  ab.  1st  gate 
Dow  Abraham,  cordwainer  94  north  Eleventh 
Dow  George,  boardinghouse  14  Shippen 
Dow  John,  yjrinter  373  Race 

JDowden  Knight,  barber  &  oysterman  153  Lombard 
)owd  Thomas,  teacher  96  Catharine 
Dowds,  Rebecca,  widow  9  Small  street 
Dowdy  Ammon,  mate  21  Swanson  street 
Dowell  Thomas,  mate  31  Catharine 
Dowerman  Matthias,  shipwright  Sarah  st.  near  Quc^p 
Dowers  Nichdas,  tavern  &  stablekeeper  123  Pine 
Dowlan  Hugh,  labourer  Crab  below  Cedar 
Dowlan  John,  plasterer  20  Juniper  lane 
Dowhng  John,  pawnbroker  S  W  cor.  Cedar  8c  Fourtk 
Downer  Charles  L.  mercht.  5  S  wharves — dh  M'Cirt- 

loch's  court 
Downing  Isaac,  6  Minor — d  h  41  north  8th 
Downing  John  J.  mercht.  Girard's  wharf — d  h  58  S  6th 
Downing  Thomas,  ladies*  shoemaker  Germ.  r.  ab.  Otter 
Downs  Earl,  shoemaker  Bedford  near  Crown  (K) 
tDowns  Eleanor,  widow  Mark's  lane 
Downs  Miles,  printer  St.  Mary  above  6th 
Downey  Elizabeth,  widow  Mark's  lane 
Doyle  Andrew,  bottler  75  Dock 
Doyle  Bartholomew,  stablekeeper  Hartung^s  allej" 
Doyle  Catharine,  widow  9  Fromberger's  court 
Doyle  Edward,  mariner  back  1  Elbow  lane 
Doyle  EUzabeth,  Mrs.  83  German 
Doyle  Hugh,  accountant  Wiggins'  court 
Doyle  James,  sea  captain  58  Moyamensing  road 
Doyle  James,  cordwainer  Miles*^  alley 
Doyle  John,  grocer  338  High 
Doyle  John,  tavernkeeper  Leopard  Inn  (Head  Quarters 

for  the  members  of  12^)  Latitia  court 
Doyle  Lawrence,  cordwamer  32  Catharine 
Doyle  8c  O'Neill,  bottlers  75  Dock 
Drais  Daniel,  sailmaker  3  Quarry 
Drake  Margaret,  boardinghouse  128  Pine 
■{■Draper  Charles,  ropemaker  257  Catharine 
JDrapcr  Francis,  porter  306  south  Seventh 


PHILAWELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  DUB 

Draper  Francis,  siiwycr  6th  below  Fitzwalter 
•Draper  Jkcol),  pnrlcr  back  4«9  soulli  Second 
Draper  Jusse,  porter  92  Be<ll"oi(l 
Draper  John,  engraver  iw^uirt  A7  Srtnsoin 

tDr  ip  r  Siiadracli,  kibourer  Lyndall's  court  ' 

>rayton  James,  umbrella  manufacturer  3  south  Fourth 
Drayton  Jos.  engraver  &  portrait  painter  Filbert  n.  IJth 
Dredger  John,  tavenikeeper  156  nortli  Water  and  lil 

north  Front 
Dreer  Frederick,  cabinetmaker  152  S  4th  &  104  N  5:h 
Dreisbach  Adam,  clerk  corner  Nvble  and  Kuncklc. 
Drcisbach  Wm.  merchant  cor  3d  Sc  \  ine — d  h  97  N'  ^l" 
Drew  John,  llaxhackler  30  Gilles'  alley 
Drew  William,  storekeeper  211  Cvdar 
Drexel  Francis  M.  portrait  painter  171  Chesnut 
Dreyfous  8c  Brother,  importers  ot  watches,  jewellery, 

musical  piecCh  &.c.  37  (jliesnnt 
Drinker  Henry,  cashier  bank  N.  America  30  N  Front 
Drinker  Henry  S.  gentleman  67  Locust 
Drinker  John,  attorney  at  law  199  Walnut  below  8th 
Drinker  VVm,  W.  mercliant  30  north  Front 
Drips  Matthew,  oilcloth  manufactory  BuslAhill 
Drisco  Jane,  widow  boardinghouse  70  south  Sixth 
Drisdall  Rachel,  nurse  Margaretta  beluw  Second 
Drinkwater\\'illiam,  carpenter  85  south  Front 
Drosdorf  Charles  A.  grocer  N  E  cor.  Locubt  and  11th 
Druz  Charles  A.  clock  and  watchniakor  116  Walnut 
Druba  Lewis,  stonemason  Peim  near  Maiden 
Dramb  Uriah,  labourer  Swanson  neai  Prime 
Drum  John,  \  ictualler  stall  25  Nev/  market — d  h  But- 
ton wood  near  8th 
Drum  Wm  vict.  302  N  8tli— stall  32  High  st.  market 
Drunibor  Henry,  innkeej^er  Junipei-  c  r.  Lambert 
Diuinmond  J.  bleeder  with  leeclies  34  lu^rtii  Eighth 
Drummond  Mary,  widow  14LorMb-ird 
Diumniond  Miry,  widow  bjck20  Budd 
Dri.ry  Michael,  nurchant  43  N  Frotit  &  63  south  3d 
Dr\sdale  Wm.  clock    md  w?.tcamaker  144  south  Front 
Duane  Wm.  editor  and  ])'il>lishei    of  ttie  Aurora — dh 

108  and  office  back  110  Wahiut 
Duane  William  J.  atlorncv  at  law  44  south  Sixth 
DubaiTV  John,  merchant  213  Hi^h 
Dub  isee  Joseph,  carpenter  cur.  Christian  and  Eighth 
Dui).ise'-  Susannali,  w.t!sherwoman  ':ur.  Christian  &  8th 
DuiK-naurd  Ttioin  is,  carp-.-ntcr  'J2  Sissairas  allv) 
fDubhii  K-lizabeth,  \v!(l<>w  Plum  alley 
Duijhi.  Ferdinand,  labi'i:r.r  Bottonwood  nwir  Fifth 
Dul)ots  Benjanun,  i);iX!i»ak'  '.  Lily  alley 
Dubois  John,  sht^em  .kvr  &  bt>ardihghoH»e  32  Plum 
Dubois  John,  oystti  man  9  south  Sistli 
Dubois  M  rv  L.  widow  of  Al)i  ..'n.n    ,'6  ^'rruce 
Dul)  'IS  Wilham,  ro'.ibm  ki  r  46;  \u  rt;    .\1 
Dubosq  Henry,  lookiugglass  silverer  &c.  131  Sliippcn 
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Dubrey  John,  clerk  Filbevt  below  Schuylkill  Fifth 
Dubs  Martin,  broker  8  Minor— d  h  N.  E.cor.  Race  &  9th 
Duche'  &  Dpnaand,  gold  Sc  silversmiths  29  Lombard 
Duclif  Jane,  widow  22  Catharine 

Ducker  John,  exchange  broker  20  south  4th  [^see  Decker 
Ducoing  John,  milliner  8c  fancy  store  111  south  Second 
Ducoing  Peter,  132  Spruce 

DLicomb  Elizabeth,  Mrs,  widow  of  John,  G2  north  6th 
Diicomb  Gaspard  F.  accountant  168  south  6th 
Diicomb  Mrs.  R,  gentlewoman  168  south  6th 
Du  Commun  H.  watchmaker  1^  south  Fourth 
Duddy  Bernard,  typefounder  Bonsall  near  Tenth 
Diidcn  John,  lock  and  whitesmith  Second  near  Pegg 
Dudgeon  John,  shoemaker  Thirteenth  near  Race 
Dudley  Margaret,  widow  shopkeeper  23  Walnut 
Dudley  Nicholas,  tailor  2  Hinkel's  court 
Dudley  8c  Peart,  tailors  64  nortli  Third 
Dudreau  John,  oystei-man  48  south  Fifth    \ 
Duey  Mary,  widow  of  Adam,  tavernkeeper  10  S  Fifth 
Duff  Eliza,  manuf,  of  razorstrops  54  north  Fifth 
Duff  James,  soap  and  candle  manuf.  484  N  Second 
Duff  Patrick,  grocer  28  Plum 
fDuff  Robert,  Juniper  alley 

Duff  Wra.  grocer  S  W  cor.  2d  8c  Queen     [see  Daffield 
Duffel  James,  cordwainer  Cheny  below  Sch.  Eighth 
Duffel  John,  shipcarpenter  back  64  Catharine 
Duffey  Michael,  printer  Federal  below  Second 
DufEeld  Wm.  B.  m.  d.  41  Spruce,  professor  of  midwifery 

\_see  Duffel 
fDuffins  John,  coachman  40  Blackberry  alley 
tDufful  William,  bootblack  11  Chesnut 
Duffy  Ann,  Penn  street  Point  Pleasant  (K) 
Duffy  Francis,  tavernkeeper  11  Walnut 
Duffy  Francis  giocery  8c tavern  N  W  cor.  3d  8c  Plum 
Duffy  James,  labourer  Queen  near  Cherry 
Duffy  John,  teacher  378  south  Second 
Duffy  John,  cordwainer  Lombard  above  Tenth 
Duffv  Margiiret,  bottler  3  Pear  N  W  corner  Dock 
Duffy  Pliihp,  bottler  Juniper  alley 
D'jffy  Philip,  grocer  corner  Plum  and  George 
DutfV  William,  copperplatepvinter  159  S  Tenth 
Dutief  N.  G.  universal  bookstore  118  Chesnut 
Dugan  Edward,  labourer  Price's  court 
Dugan  Mary,  widow  back  201  north  Third 
Dagan  Patrick,  stonemason  Sch.  8th  above  Cherry 
Duiiamel  John,  tailor  63  south  Fourth 
Dugdale  Thomas,  jun.  teacher  of  languages,  Frierids' 
Dschool  south  Fourth — d  h  166  Spruce 
Dukemineer  Marmaduke,  labourer  451  south  Second 
Duler  Peter,  professor  of  languages  12  Powell 
Duley  Catharine,  widow  96  Plum 
Dulles  Joseph,  merchant  145  High— d  h  Washington  st. 
Dulles  8c  Wilcox,  merchants  145  High         [see  Dallas 
Dumas  EUas,  gentleman  116  Budd 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  DUN 

DumoulinS.irah,  widow  of  M.  hoardnk^hnuse  112  S  8ih 
Uiimiititct  I'.lizabetli,  widow  jeweller  S  E  cor.  Chesmit 

and  St-Coiid 
Dun  Gtorije  W  merchant  48  High 
Diinaiii  liiizaljcth,  widow  ot  Edward,  275  Cliesnut 
fDimljar  Gecrge,  n\arincr  6ih  near  Caiptntcr 

1Diinl)ar  widow  of"  William,  76  German  street 
)uiican  Benjamin,  corder  341  houtii  Second 
Duncan  I)a\  i  .  T.  jjrinter  481  Hisj,!!  above  Thirteenth 
Duncan  David,  grocer  N  E  coi-.  \\'alnui  and  Water 
Dune  in  &  Doughty,  iiardware  merchants  41  High 
Duncan  Eliz  iheth,  widow  24  Slitppen 
Duncan  George,  back  344  Kace 
Duncan  John,  chandler  Ridge  road  above  9th 
Duncan  Lxtitia,  widow  435  Chesnut 
Duncan  Margaret,  widow  back  47  Christian 
Duncan  Mary,  widow  30  Kunckel 
fDuncan  I'atience,  widow  Elbow  ;dley 
fDuncan  Primas,  sawyer  Old  York  road  above  Browne 

i Duncan  Sarah,  widow  Middle  allev 
)uiican  (general)  Wm  hardware  merchant  41  High 
Duncan  V\'m.  young  ladies'  academy   18  Library  and 

49  hpruce 
Duncan  William,  carter  Mark's  alley 
Duncan  Willinm  M.  hardware  merchant  41  Hieh 
Dundas  James  H.  attorney  at  law,  office  42  Wali\ut, 

dwelling  122  south  Fourth 
Dundas  James,  merchant  42  Walnut  &  122  south  4th 
Dungan  Da\id,  tobacconist  41  (i'.<>kill 
Diugan  Ji/lm,  (Buck  tavern)  130  north  Ninth 
Diuiham  Hugh,  carpenter  Oinideii  (N  J) 
Du!,kin  Ann,  gentlewoman  95  S  Eighth       [.lee  Duncan 
Dunkin  Tliomas,  associate  judge  of  the  Sujjrcme  court, 

68  Walnut 
Dunlap  Catharine,  widow  136  north  Eighth 
Dunlap  Eliza,  widow  otjolm,  N  E  cor.  15th  &  Chesnut 
Dunlaj)  Elizabeth,  i75  south  Front 
Dunl.ip  James  Cc  Co.  merchants  54  north  Second 
Dunlap  James,  m.  d.  107  Mulberrv' 

Dunlap  James,  gardener  Washiujjton  st.  Sch.  ab.  Race 
Dunlaj)  Jolin,  ge;ulem:'.n  N  E  cor.  Ihirteenth  iic  Chesnut 
Dunlap  Mary,  149  Locust 
Dimlap  K(.t)ert,  dealer  232  south  Fourth 
Dimlap  Tlios.  attorney  at  law  56  Walnut — d  h  107  Arch 
Dunlap  Thomas,  mason  H(tpkins'  court 
Dnnlaj)  widow  of  David,  bookbiiuler  Coatcs  above  Old 

York  road 
I^unlap  William,  carter  Adams  st. 
Dunlap  William,  paver  104  Locust 
Dindevy  John,  shoemaker  22  Vernon 
Dunlevy  Robert,  sea  captain  54  Catharine 
Dunlop'john  (Green  Tree  Inn)  50  north  4th  ab.  Arch 
Dnnn  Ann,  widow  Oak  below  hayscales        ' 


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Dunn  Edward^  carter  150  south  Ninth 

Dunn  Frances,  widow  Hazel  alley 

Dunn  George,  turner  and  ui^brellamaker  96  St.  John 

Dun  George  W.  mercht.  28  N.  Third — d  h  Green's  cr. 

Dunn  Hugh,  constable  and  collector  of  taxes  175  Green 

Dunn  James  H.  merchant  35  Coates'  alley 

Dunn  John,  carmaker  17  Beck's  alley 

Dunn  Maiy,  widow  innkeeper  213  south  Second 

Duim  Mary,  widow  back  339  Callowhill 

Dunn  Michael,  labourer  34  St.  Mary 

Dunn  Robert,  chandler  5  Wagner's  alley 

Dunn  Samson,  hatter  Loxley's  court 

Dunn  Thomas,  m.d.  155  Vine 

Dunnell,  Lyman,  &  Co.  merchants  164  High 

Dunnin  Edward,  labourer  Christian  above  Fourth 

Dunott  Rachael,  widow  oilcloth  manuf.  174  Coates 

Dunphy  John,  merchant  16  north  Second 

Dunseeth  James  m.  d.  101  Catharine 

Dunton  George,  sea  captain  30  Green 

Dunton  Jacob,  sailmaker  5  North  wharves — d  h  61  New 

Dunton  &  Ker,  shipchandlers,  &c.  7  South  wharves 

Dunwick  Jane,  widow  101  Christian 

Dunwoody  Ruth,  boardinghouse  41  north  Seventh 

Dupella  Andrew,  gardner  Weaver's  alley 

jDupeyun  Fi'ancis,  shipcarpenter  Nieunaan's  alley 

Duplaine  Agathose  C.  druggist  cor.  Noble  and  Fourth 

Duplaine  Rachel  C.  widow  of  Anthony  C.  cor.  Noble 

and  Fourth 
Du  Ponceau  Peter  S.  counsellor  at  law,  oflB.ce  15  S.  6th, 

d.  h.  199  Chesnut  N  E  corner  Sixth 
Dupouy  A.  wine,  grocery,  and  liquor  store  cor.  Minor 

and  Sixth 
^Dupree  Jerome,  hairdresser  56  south  Tenth 
Dupree  Staten  R.  carver  and  gilder  463  south  Front 
Dupuy  Daniel,  161  Sassafras 
Dupuy  John,  jun.  merchant  ingjiire  160  Sassafras 
Dupuy  John,  cook  and  confectioner  203  Chesnut 
Durfin  Lewis  V.  confectioner  126  south  Sixth 
Durand  Francis,  paperhanger  88  Christian 
Durang  John,  comedian  216  Cedar 
Durant  John  W.  inspector  of  customs  121  Cedar 
Durborow,  Bryan,  8c  Dehaven,  merchants  185  High 
Durborow  Hugh,  chip  hatfactcry  102  Poplar  below  2d 
Durborow  Saml.  merch.  185  High — d  h  139  south  Sixth 
Durell  Hannah,  of  Jeremiah  295  N  Second 
Di.rell  Isaac,  tailor  Camden  N.  J, 
Diirfor  George,  carpenter  17  Fayette 
fDurh am  Clayton,  carter  95  Bedford 
■fDurham  Isaac,  porter  Portland  lane 
tDurham  William,  carter  above  233  Sliippen 
Durham  Whitiington,  corkcutter  back  169  south  3d 
Durm  Sarali,  Wood  corner  Garden 
Durnell  Samuel,  carter  Queen  below  Sixth 


VHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.         EAR 


Uurney  Catharine,  widow  Spafford 
Durncy  Joliii,  biscuit  baker 

" '  S  E  corner  of  Second  and 

Shippen 


Durncy  Joliii,  biscuit  baker -j 
Diirney  Michael,  do.  do.  / 
Durnev  Tobias,  «<lo.  do  f 
Diirnt)  Paul,  accountant   J 


Durr  John,  sugarbaker  back  147  Cherry 
Diisar  F.  nu-r  Girard's  buildings  S  2d  op   Little  Dock 
Dusenberry  Henry,  sti.rekeeper  188  N.  2d  6c  51  Vine 
DiisuUe  Jonn,  iire  workmaker  Olympic  Theatre  corner 

VVulnutand  Ninth 
Dustin  David,  seacaptain  49  Almond 
Duswald  John,  ostler  9  Sugar  alley 
Dutch  Ezra,  grocer  98  New  st. 
Duterre  Maturin,  hairdresser  46  north  Third 
Dutilh  &c  Co  grocers  499  north  Second 
Dutilh  Edmund  G.  499  north  Second 
Dutilh  John  A  merchant  155  Fine 
IDutray  John,  barber  211  south  Eleventh 
tDutrelle  John,  hairdresser  125  Spruce 
Dutton  Caleb,  bricklayer  Callowhill  above  Tenth 
Dutton  Elizabeth  Mrs  157  Lombard 
Dutton  George,  teacher  11  Powell  street 
Dutton  Isaac,  shoewarehouse  SE  corner  High  and  At\\ 

— d  h  124  High 
Dutton  John,  shoemaker  164  south  Sixth 
Dutton  Joseph  L.  carpenter  88  Lombard  &  197  S-  Front 
fDutton  Jidiana  Mrs.  232^  Lombard 
Duval  &  Co.  merchants  179  Higli 
Duval  Jas.  S.  mercht.  275  High— d  h  15  N.  Eighth 

[fife  Develle 
fDuvard  Robert,  sawyer  Spafford  st. 
Dyachry  Joseph,  tavernkeeper  96  High 
Dych  Hetty,  widow  Queen  below  Hanover 
Dyer  Richard,  labouier  28  Passyunk  road 
Dyer  William,  brewer  121  Green 
Dyke  John,  hairdresser  Christian  below  Fifth 
Dyke  Solomon,  mariner  29  Cox's  alley 
Dyott  T.  W.  M.  D.  &  druggist  N  E  cor.  Second  &  Race 
Dyson  Mary,  widow  Shuckamaxon 


EACHrU  ROBERT,  brassfonnder  32  Citharinc 
Eadcn  William,  Hroad  above  Race 
Eager  Mis.  C.  midwiR-  Frankford  road  near  Queen 
Eager  William,  wlicclriglu  Queen  near  Shakamaxon 
Eakins  Isaiah,  shoemaker  18  soutli  Tenth     [nee  .^itkeu 
Ealer  Frederick,  baker  High  W.  Schuylkill  Eighth 
Earheart  John  i*.  turner  &c.  76  Dick 
Earle  &  Barker,  merchants  1:17  High 
Earl  Caleb,  shipmaster  271  south  Front 


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Earl  Clayton,  rtif  rchant  33  north,  Water — d  h  20  Pine 
Earle  Edward,  bookseller  62  S.  4th  S  Wcor.  Library 
Earl  Klizabeth,  widow  shopkeeper  393  north  Front 
Earl  Hannah,  boardinghouse  60  nortU  Fifth 
Earle  James,  carver  and  gilder  and  gallery  of  paintings 

169  Chesnut 
Earle  John,  caulker  back  15  Poplar  lane 
Earle  Martlia,  seamstress  Garden  above  Vine 
Earle  Thomas,  merchant  )37  High — d  h  285  Chesnut  ' 
Early  Hugh,  labourer  Wdey's  court 
Earley  Hugh,  drayman  Federal  above  Second 
Earley  John,  drayman  Race  above  Schuylkill  Seventh 
Earley  John,  drayman  552  south  Front 
Earley  Saaiuel,  shingledresser  Lyndall's  court 
Earley  William,  carter  9  Lombard 
Earlston  George,  carpenter  bac  k  131  north  Third 
Earnest  David,  tailor  19  south  Fourtli — d  h  111  S.  5th 
Earnest  Jacob,  merchant  tailor  16  south  Fourth 
Eai-nhurt  John,  innkeeper  236  north  Third 
Edip  Ann,  widt)w  17  Lombard 
Earp  &  Brothers,  h'udware  merchants  SWcar.  High 

and  Fifth  and  209  south  Second 
Earp  George,  hardw<ire  merchant  209  south  Second. 
Earp  Robert,  haidwaie  merch.  SWcor.  H'gh  &  Fifth 
Eurp  T.  G.  6c  R.  hardware  merchants  209  S.  Second 
Earp  Thos.  uardware  merch.  S  W  cor.  High  8c  Fifth 
Easby  Jolin,  cooper  56  Callowhill 
Easby  William,  boatbu)lder  50  Duke  (N.  L,) 
Eastburn  Elizabetu,  leacher  Lombard  st.  public  school, 
Eastbui-n  wido\v  of  Thomas,  47  Christian 
Eastburn  Joseph,  86  Vine 
Easterday  David,  labourer  267'Catb.arine 
Easterday  Peter,  L'bout^er  south  Second  bel.  Gr-eenwich 
Eastlack  Francis,  under  corder  Callowhill  st.  wharf 
lEa'oton  Abraham,  nailer  Juniper  above  Chesnut 
Eastwick  Margaret,  3  Clever  alley 
Eaton  Elijah,  mealman  Hopkins'  court 
Eaton  Jesse  &c  Charles,  grocers,  8  S.  Third— d  h  59  N. 

Seventh  above  Arch 
Eaton  Jonathan,  tanner  Rose  alley  near  Coates 
Eaton  Levi,  glassblower  Lombard  near  Schuylkill 
Eberbach  John  C.  baker  249  south  Third 
Ebe,rle  Charles,  11  north  Sixth  N  E  cor.  South  alley 
Eberle  Frederick,  baker  150  Locust 
Eberie  PhiUp,  musician  172  Locust 
Ebertli  Conrad,  gentleman  127  north  Fifth 
Eberth  Joseph,  carpenter  143  Vine 
Ebling  Daniel  C.  ladies'  shoemaker  115  north  Second 
Ebhng  Robert,  shoemaker  7  north  Fourth 
Ebsworth  David,  coachpainter  8  Hurst 
Ecdles  James,  distiller  NW  cor.  Seventh  and  Cedar 
Eckar  Adam,  labourer  Lawrence  above  Wood 
Eckard  John,  sugarretiner  Charlotte 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.         EDW 

Rckanl  J.  F  translator  of  langiuiges  22^  Walnut 
lickel  Amlrcw,  tol>iicr«nis>t  308  S.issafi'as 
EckclbiirgluT  JoMiithiin,  hatter  Huttonwotxl  ab.  Charles* 
Eckcndorff  M  >riin,  surgeon  barbej-  22  N  9ih  n.  Filbert 
F^kcr  Christian,  drayman  MdVia  above  Old  York  nad 
Ec  kert  Abraham,  labourer  Lawrence  above  Wood 
Eckcrt  Cliaiks,  lalhAvciuiudler  342  8c  .167  N.  Second 
Eckert  Conrad,  baker  Queen  near  Bishop 
Eckert  fioorge,  watrlunan  Wood  corner  Lawrence 
Eckeri  John,  sen.  i^aidt  ner  Hanover  near  Queen      . 
Eckitldt  AdanijChiticouierin  the  mint  Juniper  bel.Vlne 
Eckfcldt  John,  soap  and  candle  manutactory  203  south 

Sixth — d  h  195  Lombard 
Eckteldt  Michael,  carpenter  Juniper  below  Vine 
Eckiiardt  Fi-cderick,  turner  Kunckel  above  Tammany 
Eckley  Jaco'),  cooper  33  Crown 
Ecklev  Sirah,  widow  33  Crown 
EcklolTG  F.  tailor  112  Race 
Eckman  Benjamin,  slioemi^.ker  Pine  above  Tenth 
Eckstein  Jacob,  tailor  and  shopkeeper  llS'nor  h  4th 
Ertkstein  John,  Itrushniakcr  138  High  and  36  N ..Third 
Eckstein  Jolin,  gi-ocer  and  tavern  199  north  Water 
Eckstein  &  Richardson,  bellows  manuf.  36  north  Third 
Eck^tcin  Samuel,  paj^erstore  116  north  Fourth 
Eckstein  William,  currier  116  north  Fourth 
Kcky  Anthony,  apothecary  and  druggist  83  Union 
Ecroyd  Jaines,  teacher  school-house  corrPoplar  lane  and 

Front — d  h.  57  Browne 
Eddinfield  Thomas,  i)ilut  back  30  Plum 
Eddowes  John,  china  merchant  96  north  Second 
Edd\  James,  gunsmith  275  north  Front 
Edei  John,  oakcoc>])er  Gcrmanfown  road  near  Fourth 
Edelman  Mary,  widow  Filbert  above  Eleventh 
Eden  Catharine,  widow  118  north  Ninth 
Edenborn  widow  of  Jacob,  110  Sassafras 
Edgar  James,  carpenter  33  Sugar  alley 
Edgar  John,  printer  Callowhill  above  Tenth 
Edgar  Owen,  newscarrier  Thirteenth  above  Filbert 
Exlgill  Benjamin,  uaterman  1  Bird's  alley  (S.) 
Edgington  Mi  s.  drygoods  store  123  soutii  Front 
Edmiston  Elisha,  mariner  back  380  south  Second 
Edmonson  Mary,  widow  8  Juniper  lane 
Edwards  Ann,  widow  396  Sas>-airas 
Edwards  Cliristiana,  widow  CatWi^^rinc  above  Fifth 
Edwards  Elizabeth,  ladies'  seminary  45  north  Soxenlh 
Edwards  Elizabetli,  widow  Was!\ington  above  Front 
Edwards  Ehzabeth,  widow  81  soutli  Eleventh 
Edwards  Edward,  grocer  326  north  Front 
Edwards  Edward,  genllema\i  28  Green 
Edwards  Griffith,  grocer  16  and  18  nortli  Fifth 
Edwards  John,  jun.  attorney  at  law,  108  Arch 
Edwards  John,  cooper  94  Ciaskill  St. 
Edwards  Joseph,  brassfounder  214  Race 


ELD  WHITELY's  AlSTNUAL 

Edwards  Josiah,  ferryman  Camden  N,  J. 

Edwards  Levi,  labourer  Rogers'  court  ' 

Edwards  M:iry,  widow  14  Parham's  alley 

Edwards  Nathan,  vict.Steinmetz  ct. — stall  22  N;  market 

SEdwai'ds  Owen,  hatter  Broad  below  Locust 
Edwards  Patience,  widow  St.  John  ab.  Poplar  lane 
jdwards  Sarah,  tailoress  459  N.  3d  [see  Edwords 

Edwards  S  trah,  gentlewoman  12  Little  Pine 
Edwards  Susannah,  widow  back  23  Catliarine 
Edwards  Thomas,  cordwainer  9  Flint's  court 
Edwards  Wm.  labourer  German  below  Fourth 
Edwin  David,  grocer  and  engraver  165  south  Tenth 
Edwords  John  J.  druggist  Sec.  336  High 
Eells  Nathaii,  sea  captain  11  Vernon 
Eafflaud  Elizabeth,  Mrs.  99  Queen  street  '^S.) 
Egert  Geori^e,  baker  357  ini'tu  Second         \_see  Eckert 
Egenton  William,  bottler  216  North  Front 
Eglee  Jacob,  cabiiietmnker  64  south  Fourth 
Eguer  Chaides,  grocer  141  ooi-th  Third 
Eggers  Caroline,  widow  174  Pii>e 
Egi^leston  A.. ni, 'widow  1  Fanes's  couVt 
Eggleton  Jouii,  cnrter  Allen  near  Beach 
Egt^leston  Joseph,  smith  &  tavern  keeper  137  S.  Water 
Ehi'enztlkr  Jacob,  carpenter  cor.  Beck  8c  Sixeh 

N.  W.  cor.  of  3d  &  W  dnut— d.  h.  109  South  Ninth 
Ehrenzeller  Catharine,  widow  70  S.  11th  cor.   George 
EUrtnzeller  Gen.  accountant  70  S.  11th  cor.  George 
Ehnnghaus   &  Kampmann  stock  8c  exchange  brokers 
Earinghaus  Adolph,  broker,    corner   Third  &  Walnut 

d  h  109  south  Ninth 
Ehrmann  Victor,  102  north  Thii'd 
Eigelberner  Margaret,  widow  12  Prospect  alley 
Einwechter  Elizabeth,  widow,  Poplir  lane  n.  4th 
-  Einwechter  George,  carpenter  49  Charlotte 
Eisen  Daniel,  soap  8c  tallowchandler  90  Green 
Eisenbrey  Jacob,  tallowchandler  4th  above  Poplai!' 
Eisenbrey  Jacob,  carpetweaver  443  nortli  Third 
Eisenbrey  John  grocer  142  Cherry  ' 

Eisenbrey  PhiUp,  coachpainter,  south  8th — d.h.  37  ZanC 
Eisenbring  L.  baker  544  north  Third 
Eisenhut  John  D.  coppersmith  203  N,  2d  NE  cor.  Vine 
Eisenhutt  Mary  widow  100  Budd 
Elben  John,  late  shoemaker  Church  street 
Elberson  Francis,  pilot  20  Parham's  alley 
Elder  Miss  Mary,  back  of  184  Lombard 
Elder  William  1'.  cotton,  hay,  &c,    packer,  Redstore- 

wharf — d.  h.  241  Vine 
Eldredg^  James  H.  mariner  Federal  above  Second 
Eldridge  Anthony  sea  captain  Carpenter  cor.  Fifth 
lEldridge,  Brick  and  Co.  curriers  35  Chesnut 
Eldredge  Isaiah,  ship  master  79  C!hristian 
Eldridge  Job,  labourer  Hopkins'  court 
Eldridge  Joseph  M,  currier  14  north  Eighth 


PHILADELPHIA  IJIRKCTORV.      ELL 

Eltlvidge  Plvineas,  late  se»^  capt.  Carpeuter  (S.)  cor.  5th 

EHreth  Is.iac  C.  nitrchant  2  south  8iii 

Elirctli  S.iinuel,  cai'ter  coriur  Coates  and  SeventJi 

EUrcy  JarnI),  cooper  2  Knight's  court 

Ellrey  William,  cooper  Maria  above  4th 

Elias  Henry,  drygootls  store  17  Juliana 

Elkin  Abraiiam,  Kt^nlleman  313  north  Second 

Elkinton  Asa,  &  son  tallowcliandlers  202  north  2d 

Ella  Harniali,  nuUinor  21  sontli  Fourth 

Ella  John,  agent  8cc,  '^1  south  Fourth 

Ellick.  John,  carpenter  rarnniany  bel.Old  York  roati 

Elliott  widow  ot  Charles  13th  above  Cedar 

Elliott  Cliarles,  storekeei)er  431  north  Second 

Elliott  Elijah,  lanourer  Franktort  road  near  Queeii 

Elliott  Hannah.  56  north  Fourth 

Elliott  Isaac,  conveyancer  82  Chesnut — d.  h.  25  S.  10th 

Elliott  James,  Shakespeare-h'itel  193  Chesnut 

Elliott  John,  grocer  corner  ot  Bioad  and  Vine 

Elliott  John,  hardware  merchant  115  High 

Elliott  John,  druggist,  &c.  60  S.  Front— li.  h.  68  N.  7th 

Elliott  John  and  Daniel,  druggists,  8cc  60  south  Front 

Elli(.tt  John,  teacher  Mantua  village 

Elliott  John,  shipjoiner  M  irlb  ir^ugh  nery  Qaeen 

Elliott  John,  sea  captain  35  Quetn 

Elliott  iVlargaret,  widow  ot  William  14  Fayette 

Elliott  Riclufd  K.  coachtrimmci-  Wiggins's  court 

Elliott  Samuel,  drayman  Schuylkill  7tli  above  Race 

tElliott  Solomon,  waiter  22  Sugar  alley 

Elliott  Susan  widow  Passvunk  road 

Elliott  Thos.  principal  deputy  sheriff,  41  George   (S.) 

near  Cedar 
Elliou  W  lliam  labourer  Broad  near  Vine 
Elli  )tt  Willi  im,  g'ocer  12  Strawberry 
Elliott  William,  (H  irpand  Eagle  hotel)  43  north  Third 
Elliott  D  uiiel,  druggist,  &c  60  south  Front 
lElhott  Elizabeth,  widow  22  Gilles'  alley 
Elliott  E.  and  M.  drygoods  store  74  N    Second 
Elliott ,  teaclier  and  clock  and   watchmaker,  Lan- 
caster turnpike  above  1  mile  stone 
Ellis  D  u'id,  teacher  K»y's  alley— d  h    123  Callowhill 
Ellis  Enos,  cabinet  m..k>  r55  Chester 
Ellis  &  Francis   lab(  un-rs  Locust  above  Broad 
Elhs  Hugh,  silverplater  214  High— d    h.  206  Race 
Ellis  James,  br.issf.>under  252  south  Front 
Ellis  John,  cari)rntc-r  back  ot  5  Di.ke 
Ellis  Martha,  boardinghousc  188  iKMth  Fifth 
Elhs  T;)  )mas,  (Kikcoc.jjer  High  west  of  Schuylkill  4th 
Ellis  Thomas,  livery  stable  keeper  Drinker's  .dlcy 
Ellis  and  Sloan,  stable  keepers  2  Drinker's  alley 
Ellis  Mrs.  Rebecca,  Wharton  below  Second 
Ellis  William,  carpenter  Mar'borongh  near  Bvi'ch 
Ellis  Z.  morocco  manufactory  T 7  south  Second 
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Ellison,  Christian  shipwatch  19  Parham's  alley 
Ellison  James,  labourer  9  Pryor's  alley  [see  AUison 

Ellrnaker  Levi,  flour  merchant  461  High~d  h  405  Arch 
Elmes  Thos.  hatwarehouse  202  High— -d  h  10  Sugar  ay 
Elston  Thomas,  caulker  Marlborough  near  Beach 
Elston  Thomas  ji'.  carpenter  Queen  below  Hanover 
Elton  Anthony,  late  higli  constable  (Beehive  beerhouse) 
Elton  Hannah,  widow  of  Anthony,  41  North  alley 
Elton  Samuel,  bricklayer  Camden  N.  J, 
Elton  Thomas,  carpenter  149  Chery 

15  south  Fifth 
Elmes  Abner  hatter  202  High— d  h  45  Filbert 
Elmslie  Alexander  merchant  232  south  Front 
Elmes  T.  8c  A.  hat  manufactory  202  High 
Elton  Thomas,  merchant  193  High— d.  h.   30  Wood 
Elton  Thomas,  tailor  back  78  Plum  street 
EltonlieadGeo.stavefinisher  n.  stone  bridge  Frankford  r. 
Eltonhead  Jane,  widow,  boardinghouse  5  Cherry  street 
Elva  Ann,  seamstress  back  of  7  Whitehall 
Elwell  David,  carpenter  27  Browne 
Elwell  Henry, blacksmith,  shop  8  &d.  h.  19  Meade  alley 
Elwell  Jeremiah,  blacksmitli  27  Browne 
Elwell  Jos.  M.  cabinetmaker  and  grocer  361  Arch 
Elwell  Robert  blacksmith  SpafFcrd  street 
Elwell  Samuel  S.  accountant  267  Race 
Elwell  Wm.  grocer  445  JN.  Thrid 
Elwine  Michael,  labourer  Otter  n.  Frankford  road 
Ely  Benjamin,  gentleman  185  Cireen  bel  Old  York  i^oad 
Ely  rev.  E.  S.  pastor  of  the  second  Presbyterian  church, 

200  Spruce 
fEly  Frances,  widow  back  100  N.  11th 
Elv  John  teacher  of  the  public  model  school  136  N.  8th 
Ely  Joseph,  188  Arch 
Emerick  Baltus,  72  south  Eighth 
Emerick  Benjamin,  bootmaker  72  south  Eighth 
Emerick  David,  bridlebitmaker  Palmer  ab.  West 
Emerick  Frederick,  shipcarpenter  Palmer  ab.  West 
Emerick  George,  23  N.  6th 
Emerick  Peter  K.  china  merchant,  247  north  2d — d.  h. 

Pfeiffer's  alley 
Emerick  WiUiam  B.  19  N.  7th 
Emerick  Wm.  B.  and  George,  grocers  23  N.  6th 
Emmerson  Henrietta  widow  14  Little  Pine 
Emmerson  Samuel  boardinghouse  92  south  Front 
Emery  Abraham,  carter  Bakers  court 
tEmery  Edward,  labourer  120  Plum 
Emery  widow  of  Henry,  Rose  alley 
Emery  widow  of  Jacob,  3d  near  Germantown  road 
tEmery  John  mariner  332  S.  3d 

Emery  Lewis,  grocer  and  confectioner  31  north  Fourth 
Emery  Win.  farmer  Sixth  cor  Germantown  road 
tEmery  Wm.  waiter  129  Locust 
Ernes  Ann,  widow  207  Race 
Emlen  8c  Howell,  merchants  17  south  wharve* 


i'HlLAUKLPHIA    UIKIXIORY.  EPS 

Emlen  Jeremiah,  drug  and  paint  store  6  north  Third 

Kmlen  Joshrta,  nicrcliant  17  S.  wharves 

limlen  Samuel,  m.  d.  2 17  Arch 

Enilcn  Sarah,  picntlewoman  lO.lSonth  Fourth 

Emincs  John,  rigger  574  soutli  Second 

Emor  Ctiarles,  labourer  Sixth  ahove  Camac 

Eneu  James,  sen.  Federal  near  Passyunk  road 

Eneu  James,  jwn.  baker  S  I'assyunk  road 

Eneu  Jane,  iVIrs.  60  Passyunk  road 

Eneu  Samuel,  carpenter  152  south  Fourth 

Engard  Adam,  carter  ISO  St.  John  [.ice  I.iffard 

Engard  Jolin,  tailor  118  N.  2d 

Engelman  Daniel  gardncr,  8cc.  Cherry  below  Sch.  8th 

tEngland  Thomas  laliourer  Shippen  above  7th 

fengle  Benjamin,  storekeeper  cor.  Coates  and  Fourth 

Englc  Henry  under  sheriff  25  Plum 

Engle  James,  inspector  of  customs  96  south  Fifth 

Engle  Margaret,  widow  139  Green 

Engle  Maiiin,  tailor  408  north  Third 

Engle  Maihias,  watchman  2  Eckfeldt's  court 

Engle  Richard,  grocer  N  E  corner  Third  and  Race 

Engie  Thomas  S.  accountant  155  Pine 

Engkbert  Leonard,  mer.  108  High — d.  h.  38  Carter's  ay. 

Englefred  Christopher,  smith  Kachel  above  Browne 

Englehnrt  John  G.  watchman  George  near  Second 

Englehart  Joseph  milkman  Irish  lane 

Engleman  Daniel,  florist  Arch  W.  Sch,  Eighth 

Engies  Joseph  P.  teacher  of  languages  corner  Eleventh 

and  Marble — d.  h.  63  Locust 
Engies  William,  wharfbudder  Maiden  near  Beach 
Engli.-h  widow  of  Edward,  grocer  Cedar  street  wharf 
English  Elisha  N.  merchant  31  Pine 
English  Josej)h,  culler  98  north  Third 
English  Levi,  tailor  50  Moyamensing  road 
English  Micliael,  carpenter  Wall's  elbow 
English  Robert  S.  carpenter  Juliana  near  Wood — d.  h. 

8  I^ittkboy's  court 
English  S.  c.'iljinctmaker  135  Walnut— d.  h.  178  Mne 
Ennis  John,  carpenter  Holmes's  allev 
Ennis  S.  widow  storekeeper  288  south  Front 
Ennis  Thomas  inspector  of  butter  and   lard,   office  15 

Arcli— d.  h   85  St.  John  street 
Enos  John  currier  Loxley's  court 
Ensworth  Henj.  shoemaker.  Law's  court 
Entrikii\  Thomas,  late  grocer  187  I.>nmbnrd 
Enters  Lewis,  innkeeper  54  CallowliiU 
Epley  Jacob,  drayman  CImstian  below  Filth 
Eplin  Mir'jaret  widow  2d  near  (Jcrmantown  road 
Ei)pelsheinur  Lewis,  sugar  retiners  168  north  5th 
Kpjjcs  James,  rordwaincr  19  Strawbeny 
Epplee  Andrew,  deputv  collector  customs  222  Walnut 
Epplce  &  Miirr\ ,  groceis  104  north  Fourth 
Ei)stein  Jacob,  dealer,  19.5  north  4th 
Epstein  Jacob,  hcadstringer  north  Secomi 


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Ellis  Aaron,  cordwainer  8  Fromberger's  court 

Erben  Henry,  merchant  263  High — d  h.  11  John 

Erdmann  Charles  A.  printer,  Alban  street 

Erdmann  Frederick,  carpenter  13th  near  Vine 

Erdmann  Henry,  carpenter  Castle  sti-eet 

Erhard  Adam,  blacksmith  5th  near  Germantown  road 

Erhart  Joseph,  tanner  4  Farmer's  row 

Erickson  Christian,  sea  Ciiptain  44  Almond 

Erickson  Krick,  mariner  McCuUougli's  court 

Erming  Elizabeth,  widon  shopkeeper  146  north  Third 

Ernst  Jacob,  baker  100  Christian 

Erskin  Martin,  cordwainer  32  Garden 

Ervine  Casper,  bottler  204  north  Eighth 

Ervin  Ann,  widow  Queen  below  Third 

Ervin  David,  labourer  Merriott's  lane  above  4th 

Ervin  James,  labourer  27  Mechanic 

Erwin  Andrew  cordwainer  cor.  Rose  8c  Germantown  v 

Erwin  Catharine  tayloress  back  of  9  Crown 

Erwin  Deborah,  milliner  72  Mulberry 

Erwin  Henry,  silversmith-26  south  Third 

Erving  John,  labourer  306  south  Front 

Erwin  James,  carpenter  back  58  Passyunk  road 

Erwin  John,  carpenter  259  S  4th  [see  Irivincy  if  Anven 

Erwin  Joseph  E  mercer  &  tailor  45  Pine  ab.  Second 

Erwin  Margaret,  widow  grocer  109  Plum 

Erwin  Nathaniel,  carpenter  39  Keys'  alley 

Erwin  Susan,  gentlewoman  9  south  Seventh 

Erwin  Wm.  hatter  9  Myers' court 

Esher  Conrad,  saddler  Lily  alley  above  Taminany 

\_aee  Usher 
Esher  Conrad,  grocer  S  E  cor.  Plum  and  5th  street 
Esher  Henry,  innkeeper  &  hatter  3d  near  Germ,  road 
Esher  Jacob,  tailor  Third  near  Germantown  road 
Esherick  Joseph,  hairdresser  and  bleeder  9  north  5th 
Eslierick  Margaret,  widow  boardinghouse  2  South  ay. 
Esherick  Mary,  boardinghouse  48  Cherry 
Esket  Mary,  widow  tutoress  Coates  above  4th 
Esler  Benj.  turner  Harmony — d  h  20  Carter's  alley 
Esler  George,  carpenter  348  south  Second 
Esler  William,  carter  100  Plum 
Esling  Nicholas,  Thirteenth  above  Race 
Esling  Thomas,  waterman  16  Swanson 
Espanet  Augustus,  candle  manuf.  231  south  4th 
Espey  Elizabeth,  6thAbove  Callowhill 
Espey  James  P.  teacher  Philada  Academy  40  N  4th 
Essick  Balser,  gardener  Geoi'ge  (N  L)  above  4th 
Estell  Daniel,  tailor  24  north  Water— d  h  69  Arch 
Estell  Danl.  E.  merch.  30  N  Water— d  h  5  Elfreth's  ay. 
Esterlon  Andrew,  bottler  244  Cedar 
Estine  Jacob,  labourer  West  near  Orange 
Estine  John,  victualler  West  near  Orange 
EstlackTUomas,  bricklayer  113  Lombard 
Etris  Christiana,  widow  130  nortli  5th 
Etris  David,  cabinetmaker  1 30  north  5th 


PHII.ADF.LPHIA   IMRFCTORY.  EVA 

Etris  Maiy,  nurse  back  167  Coates  above  4th 

Ktris  S;\miiei  tavernkeeper  426  south  Second 

Etris  Win.  tavernkeeper  S  W  cor.  Second  &  Lombard 

Kttcrs  Pliilip,  trunkmaker  Middle  alley 

Ettinger  William,  bricklayer  129  ('allowhill 

Eustace  Thos.  teacher  4  Locust  (Washington  square) 

fEustin  Petej-,  laliounr  St.  M.iry  street 

Evans  Abel,  lumber  inspector  171  north  4th 

Evans  Aim,  wiilow  107  riue 

Evans  Ann,  tailoress  16  Coomb's  alley 

Evans  Ann,  back  369  Arch 

Evans  Barbara,  widow  31  Spruce 

Evans  Brooke,  sportsman  &,  hardwarestore  120  High 

Evans  Cadwalader,  merchant  60  north  Eighth 

Evans  Cadwalader,  juu.  flour  merchant  394  and  d  h 

nfifier  375  High 
Evans  Cadw  alader  &  Robert  L  flour  merch.  394  High 
Evans  Cad  waliider,  gentleman  299  Race 
Evans  Charles,  teed  &c.  store  147  N  6th      {^aee  Evens 
Evans  Charles,  counsellor  at  law  3  York  buildings 
Evans  Charlotte,  widow  171  St.  John 
Evans  Daniel,  shoemaker  20  Cedar 
Evans  David,  labourer  corner  Shakamaxon  &  Prince 
Evans  &  Dungan,  merchants  183  north  Third 
Evans  Edward,  caster  of  ornamental  stucco  work  113 

N  9th  corwer  Maple 
Evans  EHza,  tailoress  127  north  Eleventh  above  Race 
Evans  Elizabeth,  layer  out  of  the  dead  36  Prune 
Evans  Elizabeth,  storekeeper  u/ifier  341  High 
|Evans  Elizabeth,  widow  back  Duncan's  court 
Evans  E.  toll  collector  at  2d  gate  Ger.  road 
Evans  Griffith,  ti-easurer  of  the  Cheltenham  8c  Willow- 
grove  turnpike  company  cor.  Decatur  &  Carpenter 
Evans  Gulielma,  Miss  221  Spruce 
Evans  Jacob,  currier  Prospect  alley 
Evans  John  &  Son,  lumber  merch.  Sixth  near  Noble— 
d  h  145  north  Sixth  [.^ee-  Evins 

Evans  Joiin,  nurseryman  and  buttonmaker  Frankford 

road  near  Otter 
Evans  John,  signjjainter  and  fanlight  maker  7o  Dock— 

d  h  Watson's  alley 
Evans  John  C.  hardware  merchant  16  south  Third — d  h 

Hamilton  village 
I'.vuns  John  F.  late  flour  merchant  97  Crown 
Evans  Jonathan,  gentleman  102  Union 
Evans  Joseph,  commission  meixhant  7  South  wharves 
Evans  J.  Ogdon,  chinastoie   152  south  Sixth 
Evans  Joseph  \\.  merch.  31  S  wharves — d  h  101  Pine 
Evans  Josiah,  bricklayer  8  Blackberry  alley 
Evans  Josiah  &  Co.  merchant  tailors  122  Chesnut 
Evans  Josiah,  meix^h.  tailor  122  Chesimt — d  h  5  Library' 
Evans  Mary,  widow  2  Friend's  almshouse 
Evans  Mary,  widow  back  120  north  Eleventh 
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Evans  Nidiolas,  labourer  Frankf.  road  neai'  1st  gate 

Evans  Owen,  soap  and  candlemaker  388  north  Front 

Evans  Peter,  tavernkeeper  3  Little  George 

P^vans  Peter  H.  carpenter  28  Garden 

Evans  Robert,  innkeeper  100  New 

Evans  Robert  J.  flour  mercht.  394  High — d  h  1  S  10th 

Evans  Susan,  widow  13  Apollo 

Evans  Susannah,  widow  246  south  Third 

Evans  Thomas,  druggist  N  E  corner  Spruce  &  Third 

Evans  Thomas,  storekeeper  234  north  Front 

Evans  Thomas,  tailor  19  south  Third 

Evans  Thomas,  labourer  Crown  (K)  below  Prince 

Evans  Thomas,  accountant  back  1  Elmslie's  alley 

Evans  Thomas,  tailor  7  Pharris's  court 

Evans  William  M-  clock  and  wa^tchmaker  287  High — 

d  h  Hamilton  village 
Evans  Wm.  druggist  Sec.  134  S  Front—d  h  102  Union 
Evans  William,  accountant  36  Ann  (N  L) 
Evans  William,  mariner  98  Cedar  street 
Evans  Wm.  M.  gentleman  S  E  cor.  Eleventh  8c  Arch 
Evaul  Jacob,  Camden  (K  J) 
Eveland  Samuel,  carter  Davis's  court  (K) 
Eveligh  Wm.  mate  of  vessel  66  Catharine 
Evens  Isaiah,  labourer  25  Apollo 

Evens  Whitton,  merch.  77  S  wharves— d  h  213  Spruce 
Eyerdell  James,  sen.  musician  21  Currant  alley 
Everhart  Abraham,  innkeeper  235  north  Third 
Everhart  Anthonj',  cooper  12  Swanson  street 
Everhart  David,  coachmaker  151  north  Sixth 
Everhart  Margaret,  widow  cakebaker215  N  Second 
Everhart  Martin,  painter  &c  6  Emlen's  court 
Everitt  James,  tanner  162  south  5th 
Everitt  John,  shoemaker  81  Budd  street 
Everitt  John,  shoemaker  Fromberger's  court 
Everitt  Jonathan,  harnessmaker  3  Mechanic  street 
fEveritt  Samuel  herbdoctor  back  259  Cedar 
Everley  Jane,  widow  of  Jacob,  123  Cedar 
Everly  Adam,  fancy  store  &  comb  manuf.  87  Chesnut 
Evers  Ann,  Mrs.  54  Plum  street 
fEverson  Elijah,  oysterman  139  Pine 
Everson  Thomas,  coachtrimmer  11  Strawberry 
Everton  James,  manner  28  Parham's  alley 
Evil  John,  carter  Race  near  Sch.  8th 
Evinger  Wm.  cordwainer  5th  above  Buttonwood 
Evitt,  Margery,  nurse  362  south  Second  street 
Ewell  Robert,  blacksmith  146  Brown 
Ewing  Henry,  smith  Sch.  Front  below  Chesnut 
Ewing  James  S.  druggist  231  Chesnut,  and  plumber 
Lodge  alley  [««'  Euwing 

Ewing  widow  of  John,  attorney  at  law  106  Walnut 
Ewing  Mary,  widow  72  George  (S) 
Ewing  Robert,  merchant  225  High 
Ewing  Samuel,  attorney  at  law  146  Chesnut 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  FAR 

Exley  John,  smith  &c.  92  Vine  [are  Kckly 

Eyre  Jas.  shipjoinev  Beach  st.  Point  Pleasant  (K) 

Eyre  Franklin,  shij)  builder  Hanover  above  Beach 

Evre  widow,  Reach  n.  Hanover      \_ste  Kaijrcs  is"  Jhjroi 

Eyre  Isaac,  sliipbuilder  Beach  above  Maiden 

Eyre  Jehu,  shipbuilder  Beach  near  Hanover 

Eyre  Manuel,  mercht.  28  S  wiiarves — d  h  278  Chcsnut 

Eyre  &  Massey,  merchants  28  South  wharves 

Eyre  Sc  Landell,  boatbuilders  Penn  st.  (K) 

Eyres  David,  labourer  Clierry  near  Prince 

Eyres  John,  tavern  &  liquor  store  318  N  2d 

Eystvickcr  John,  barber  back  203  north  4th 

Ey tinge  ik:  Philip,  merchants  13  south  Front 


FAATZ  PHILIP,  pill-boxmaker  at  the  junction  of  the 

Frankford  road,  Crown  and  \\'est 
Fable  Fred  baker  S  \W  corner  \^'alnut  and  Dock 
Fable  George,  labourer  N  E  corner  Browne  and  4th 
Fabry  Catharine,  widow  back  174  Pine 
Fabry  Miss,  seminary  20  north  8th 
Fackney  John,  cordwainer  2  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Facy  John  H.  cordwainer  6  Willow  court 
Fagan  Augustus,  grocer  High  west  of  Perm,  bridge 
Fagan  Hannah,  widow  10  Small  street 
Fagundus  Jacob,  brassfcunder  87  Browne 
Fagundus  widow  of  George,  milliner  68  Arch 
Faiciy  Mary,  widow  165  south  Third 
Fainour  Jos-eph,  tinplateworker  113  S  Front  near  Pine 
Faircliild  Kufus,  ladies'  shoemaker  121  suuth  Second 
Faircliild  VVni.  B.combmaker  121  south  Second 
Fairchild  Marcus,  shoestore  257  south  Second 
Fairchil'ls  Abner,  cordwainer  469  north  Third 
Fairis  Martha,  widow  180  I..oiiibard  street 
Fairman  (iidcon,  hi.storical  designer  and  engraver,  30 

south  Seventh  S  \V  comer  Cliesnut 
Fairman  Ja!)e7.,  comhmaker  358  north  Third 
Fairman  Richard,  engraver  7th  S  V\'  corner  Chesnut 
Fairweathcr  Robert,  mariutr  40  Almond 
Falconer  John,  shipcar])entev  301  south  Front 
Fales  (ieorge,  merchant  17  sou'h  Front 
Falknier  J«>seph,  sJtoe  wareiiousc   162  High 
Falls  Elizai)c-lh,  widow  ta\  ernkeeper  N  Front  n.  Laurel 
Fancc  Michael,  tivlicrman  Btnch  near  Bishop 
Fanncn  .\nthony,  collector  of  taxes,  244  south  7th 
Fani^ing  Ciiarles,  grocer  52  Small 
Fardcn  William,  mariner  27  (ic-^rge  street  (S) 
Fareir  John,  hatter  8  Carter's  alley 
Faries  &  M'Afee.  carti  rs  and  diggers  Nortli  street 
Faries  Wm.  tailor  2  VN'oi^hnn's  court 
Farley  James,  tailor  84  Cedar 


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Farley  John  E.  hatter  Taper  alley 

Farling  Michael,  labourer  187  north  Front 

Farmer  Mrs.  widow  of  James,  469  south  Front 

fFarmer  Thomas,  labourer  30  Burd's  coirrt 

Farquhar  Elizabeth,  widow  of  George,  50Sansom 

Farquhar  G.  W.  attorney  at  law  36  south  5th 

Farr  &  Kunzi,  chemical  laboratory  Arch  above  12th—. 

d  h  171  Arch 
Farr  Wm.  wheelwright  Broad  above  Race 
Farrand  Wm.  P.  commission  merchant  122^  High  S 

W  cor.  Decatur — d  h  19  south  7th  {_see  Ferraiid 

Farrell  Andrew,  dealer  cor.  7th  and  Buttonwood  lane 
Farrell  Edward,  beerhouse  94  north  5th 
Farrell  John  B.  accountant  167  N  4th 
Farren  Mrs.  180  south  4th 
FaiTenNeil,  speculator  7  Vernon 
jFarrer  Thomas,  labourer  225  south  Third 
FaiTer  William,  mariner  back  of  300  south  Thii'd 
Farrier  Robert,  weaver  35  German 
Farrier  William,  tailor  Price's  court 
Farrington  Gilbert,  hardv/are  store  SE  cor.  3d  8c  Race 
Farris  Elizabeth,  Mrs.  37  Dock 
IFarro  John,  woodsawyer  Allen's  alley 
Farron  John,  cordwainer  Loxley's  court 
Faron  Robert,  labourer  Broad  above  Arch 
Farrow  Rebecca,  widow  Camden  N.  J. 
Farry  J^ne,  widow  S  E  coraer  Sch.  7th  and  High 
Farthing  George,  paver  324  south  3d 
Farthing  James,  grocer  90  Shippen 
Fassitt,  Jas.  merch.  329  Arch      [see  Foucett  llf  Fawcett 
Fassitt  T.  &  J.  fancy  hardware  store  S  W  corner  High 

and  Second 
Fassitt  Thomas,  hardware  merchant  S  W  corner  High 

and  Second — d  h  327  Arch 
Faunce  Ann,  widow  441  north  Third 
Faunce  Ann,  Mrs.  widow  40  Coates 
Faunce  Christian,  sen.  fishei'man  Cheriy  near  Prince 
Faunce  Christian,  fisherman  Queen  near  Wood 
Faunce  Conrad,  fisherman  Queen  opposite  Bishop  (K.) 
Faunce  George,  shipcarpenter  Queen  n.  Hanover 
Faunce  Henry,  caulker  227  St.  John 
Faunce  Isaac,  shipwright  Queen  above  Palmer  (K.) 
Faunce  Jacob,  fisherman  Bishop  near  Queen 
Faunce  Jacob,  jun.  fisherman  Cherry  near  Prince 
Faunce  Michael,  fisherman  Queen  near  Wood 
Faulkners  John  H.  mariner  11  Parham's  alley 
Faures  L.  P.  merchant  215  north  Sixth 
Fausset  Eleanor,  storekeeper  228  south  Second 
Faussett  James,  gentleman  43  Lombard 
Fauver  Casper,  skindresser  57  Green 
Faw  Lewis  M.  108  Gaskill 

fawcett  Wm.  accountant  75  Cherry 
awkes  Richard,  innkeeper  14  Sti-awberry 


PIIILADILPHIA   DIRECTORY,  FER 

Fa\Tl  Elizabeth,  widow  innkeeper  N  W  corner  Shippen 

and  Froi>t 
Fay  James,  grocer  High  west  of  Schuylkill  5th 
Ftablc  Antliony.  tailor  Vine 
Feable  George  F.  tailor  39  Crown 

Fcanng  Martin,  ncco'intant  149  soutii  3d       [^sec  Fxring 
Fcarnn  Jiines,  soap  &  candle  factor  49  and  d  h  6^  Union 
Fearon  Josepl\,  tallowch.itidltr  104  Plum 
Fcaron  &  Russell.  snap&can<Ue  ma.iuf.  49  Union 
February  Ji-ihn,  invalid  Ruse  street  (N  L) 
Fearis  Bi rnard,  10  Pov^ell 
Feaster  Jolm,  iniikeejKT  193  north  Second 
Fceny  Dennis,  labourer  S  nail  near  Sixth 
Feeny  Patrick,  priiitfr9  Pine  ay  [^set  Finney  isf  Phinney 
Feeny  Thomas,  victualler  German  below  5lh 
Ft- genbush  D.  shoemaker  429  nor'ii  Second 
Feigcl  Charles,  oak  copper  Scli  Sixth  below  High 
Feinour  George,  cooper  73  S.  Water — d  h  162  S.  Front 
Feinnur  Josej^h,  tin  and  iron  platew<>rker  and  armourer 

212  south  V\'ater— d  h  213  south  Front 
Fell  Jacob,  tanner  Pe-kenpiHc's  court 
Fell  John  'I",  custondiouse  bargeman  5  Litt^le  German 
Fell  Jonathan,  mustard  mauut.  .52  south  Front 
Felt  John,  shipwright  Prime  below  Second 
Felthousaiul  Mary,  45  Mechanic  street 
tFelton  Charles,  herb  doctor  Lombard  above  Ninth 
Fell  on  Scirah,  widow  Shippen  near  Clifton 
FcUy  Godfrey,  labourer  Penntcwr  R'dge  r. 
Felty  John  F.  shoemaker  CaufF\n  .u's  court 
Feiiimore  Benjamin,  cordwaiiier  Saundcr's  row 
Fcnimore  Josejiu  H.  cordwuiner  St.  J.^lm 
Feiuiiiore  J.  L.  &  Co.  merch.  High  west  of  Perm,  bridge 
Fenimore  John,  bricklayer  S9  'jreene 
Fcnimore  Samuel,  )51  south  Ti'ird 
Feauell  William,   jun.  copperplate  printer  18  Library 

d  h  263  N  Second 
Fenner  Elizabeth,  widow  409  smith  Front 
Fenner  Peter,  sen.  sexton  Sterling  alley 
Fenner  Peter,  sextan  tobacconist.  79  nortii  4th 
Fcnton  Thomas,  ladies'  shoemaker  38  Sassafras 
Fer.uer  John  F.  tobacconist  165  v.orth  Front 
Fenno  John,  scissorgrinder  Queen  below  5th 
Fenton    /Vndrew,    sailmaker    Mutdock    ik.    Latimer''^ 

wharf— d  h  28  Callowhill 
Fenton  Margaret,  widow  289  south  Third 
Fenton  Peter,  cordwaincr  289  south  Third 
Ferat  Charles,  confectioner  46  Cedar 
Ferguson  Agnes,  widow  130  N  Eleventh 
Ferguson  Benjamin,  tailor  15  Arch 
Ferguson  Ebenezcr,  head  inspector  of  lumber,  and  jus- 
tice of  the  peace,  46  (iec  rge  (S) 
Ferguson  E.  C.  cordwaincr  176  south  Second 


FEW  WHITELY's  ANNtTAL 

Ferguson  Edwai'd,  corner  Queen  and  Bishop 
Ferguson  George  W  inspector  of  customs,  64  Queen 
Ferguson  George,  trunkmaker  Walnut  bel.  Broad 
Ferguson  George,  watchmaker  400  High 
tFerguson  Grace,  widow  203  Cedar 
Ferguson  colonel  Hugh,  237  Arch 
Ferguson  Hannah,  seamstress  back  of  40  George  (S) 
Ferguson  Jesse,  boot  and  shoemaker  261  south  Second 
Ferguson  John  D.  moroccodresser  cor  Pitt  and  George 
tFerguson  Jonathan,  oysterraan  111  south  Third 

Ferguson ,  cordwainer  253  Catharine 

Ferguson  Mary,  widow  15  Spruce 
Ferguson  Robei't,  gentleman  Davison's  alley 
Ferguson  Rebecca,  shopkeeper  18  Elfreth's  alley 
Ferguson  rev.  Robert  F.  Merriott's  lane  above  5th 
Ferguson  Robert,  labourer  Prince  street  (K.)" 
Fei-guson  Ross,  cordwainer  Merriott's  lane  above  4th 
Ferguson  Sam.  inspector  of  lumber,  inq,  46  George  (S) 
Ferguson  Samuel,  shipwright  253  north  Second 
Ferguson  Samuel,  labourer  Cedar  near  13th 
Ferguson  8c  Stewart,  commission  merchants  157  S  2d 
Ferguson  Susan,  shopkeeper  57  Budd 
Ferit  Louis  jeweller  2  Carter's  alley 
Fernagus  John,  bookseller  8  Wood  above  Second 
Fernandez  Joseph,  mariner  45  Catharine 
Fernsler  John,  grocer  High  west  Sch.  Sixth 
Feron  J  &  F  grocers  SW  corner  Seventh  8c  Race 
Ferran  Patrick,  innkeeper  Darby  road  below  High 
Ferrel  Catharine,  widow  tavernkeeper  N  W  corner 

4th  and  Lombard 
Ferrel  Joseph,  plasterer  Wood  above  Tenth 
fFerrel  Joseph,  mariner  back  11  Plum 
Ferrel  Margaret,  boardinghouse  Beach  n.  Marlborough 
Ferren  Thomas,  shipwright  Queen  near  Palmer 
Ferris  James,  innkeeper  Ridge  road  ab.  Francis's  1. 
IFerris  James,  blacksmith  comer  Ball  and  Pine  alley 
Ferris  Mrs.  widow  boardinghouse  36  south  Sixth 
Ferris  Robert,  accountant  22  Swan  wick 
Ferris  Samuel,  grocer  Ridge  r.  above  Francis  street 
Ferris  Wm.  tailor  Sturgis's  court 
fFerrer  Thomas,  labourer  225  south  Third 
Ferrow  Thomas,  labourer  back  105  German 
Feriy  Jane,  widow  Chesnut  west  of  Schuylkill  6th 
Fertner  Catharine,  widow  Hanover  near  Prince 
Fertner  Lewis,  glassblower,  Lombard  near  Schuylkill 
Fertner  Moses,  victualler  Clicrry  near  Schuylkill  6th 
Fesmore  Christian,  cabinetmaker  back   124  Catharine 
Fetter  John,  innkeeper  220  north  Front 
Fetters  Jacob,  ferryman  (Camden  (N  J) 
Fetters  James  ropemaker,Marlboi'ough  above  Prince 
Fetters  Richard,  ferry  ctirlcr  Jones's  alley 
Fetters  Peter,  shipwright  43  Bndd 
Fewkes  William  baker  112  Shippen 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  FIR 

l^eycrhocker  Henry,  carter  Second  above  Ger.  road 

Fichlner  (xodt'rey,  peclniakL-rShipi  '^i  above  Seventh 

Ficlitcr  Catharine  widow  SihuyUiill  8'ti  above  Chcrrj" 

Fidey  Cynthia,  widow  134  German 

Fiegel  Clvirles  cooper  Sch.  Sixth  below  High 

Field  Charles,  110  north  Front 

Field  Charles,  carpenter  77  Moyamensing  road 

Field  Christian,  widow  boardinghouse  127  Wahiut 

Field  Fobes  &  Co.  domestic  warehouse  275  High 

Field  James,  merchant  275  High — d  h  10  nojtii.  llth 

Field  John,  carpenter  Marlborough  above  BttUbrd 

Field  John,  merchant  NVV  cor.  Locust  and  Eleventh 

Filed  John,  brickmoulder  Irish  lane  below  Snippen 

tField  Lxtitia  widow  Allen's  alley 

Field  Peter  coachi)ainter  Acorn  alley 

Field  Peter,  tailor  137  and  139  Spruce 

Field  Peter  brickm.iker  Thirteenth  above  Sassafras 

Field  Peter,  gardener  Irish  lane 

Field  P.  gardener  Greenwich  below  Second 

f Field  Peter  waiter  20  Hurst  street 

Field  Samuel,  grocer  6  High — d  h  17  Arch 

Field  Samuel  &  Charles,  grocers  6  High 

Field  Samuel,  silverplatcr  11  N.  7th— d  h  91  N.  9th 

Field  Samuel,  victualler  Thirteenth  above  Race 

Field  Thomas,  blacksmith  4  Flint's  court 

Field  Thomas  S.  merchant  43i  north  Front 

Field  Thomas,  saddler  6  Shield'.*;  co.irt 

Field  William,  labourer  4th  above  Masters  (N  L) 

File  Jehn,  weaver  Lombard  west  Schuylkill  Seventh 

Fife  William,  reedmaker  Schuylkill  Third  below  High 

Filbert  Peter,  52  George  (S) 

Fin>ple  Mary,  widow  back  14  Ku/ickel 

Filleter  Thomas  weaver  Germain  road  near  Second 

Filley  Harvey  &  Co.  tinplateworkers  cor.  loth  and  High 

Finch  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John  A.  41  north  Sixth 

Finch  Elizabeth,  widow  44  south  Front 

Finch  Peter,  labourer  28  Elizabeth  street 

Fink  Adam,  stockinijweaver  Ger.  road   below  Fourth 

Fink   George,  stockmgweaver  cor.  Third  and  Ger.  r. 

Fink  Jacob,  sen.  stockingweaver  3d  near  Ger.  road 

Fink  Nieliolas,  printer  3  Lombard 

Finkbine  Frederick,  shoemaker  Thirteenth  bel.  Chesnut 

Finlaw  Fow,  woodsawyer  28  Bread 

Finlev  Antliony,  bookseller,  &c.   NE   corner  Chesnut 

and  Fourth — d  h  65  Cherry  street 
Finley  John,  hatter  Sch.  Eighth  near  Vine 
Finnegan  ("harles  W.  accountant  2  Sugar  alley 
Finnegan  Mrs.  of  James,  2  Sugar  allev 
Finny  Charles  hatter  92  Cedar  [at?    f*hinncij  iJf  Ficuy 
Finlev  &  Johnson,  milliners  6  north  7th 
Finn  "Mary,  widow  milliner  122  Locust 
fPinney  Samael  porter  230  Kace 
FiiX'liocker  Henry,  carter  Second  above  German,  road 


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fFiring  Joseph,  shoemaker,  Baker's  alley 

Firing  George,  grocer  127  Green 

Firth  Preston,  C.  inspector  of  lumber  28  Ann  (N  h) 

Fish  Charles  H,  ferry  and  innkeeper  High  st  ferry  S.  side 

Fish  James,  shallopcnan  cor.  Green  8c  Lily  alley 

Fish  Samuel   P.  wharfbuilder  Queen  near  Frank.  I'oad 

fFisher  Abraham,  mariner  Osbourn's  court 

Fisher  Andrew,  hatter  25  High — d  h  22  Arch 

Fisher  Ann  Ehza,  widow  of  James,  294  Arch 

Fish&u  Ann,  stall  51  New  Market  south  Second 

Fisher  AniH  shopkeeper  506  Sassafras 

Fisher  Casper,  ropentaker  Washington  above  Front 

Fisher  Christopher,  baker  341  Callowhill 

Fisher  David,  painter,  &c.  12  Prospect  alley 

Fisher  Ehzabeth  widow  seamstress  19  C'ox's  alley 

Fisher  Elizabeth  Powell,  170  Chesnut 

Fisher  Elizabeth,  widow  Hanover  above  Queen 

Fisher  Fred  grocer  &  tavern  SW  cor.  Shippen  and  4th 

Fisher  George,  nailer  28  Gilles'  alley 

Fisher  George,  41  N.  L.  market  and  Ger.  r.  ab.  Master 

Fisher  George  weaver  Prince  near  Marlborough 

Fisher  George,  whartbuilder  Beach  near  High  bridge 

Fisher  George,  drover  Ger.  road  below  Fourth 

Fisher  George,  (Old  Masonic  Hallinn)  12  Filbert  street 

Fisher  George,  weaver  Marlbro.  near  Bedford 

Fisher  Hanse  H.  sea  captain  206 Cherry 

Fisher  Henrv,  brickmaker  500  Race 

Fisher  Henry,  wheelwing'ht  OakN  L.  near  Browne 

Fisher  Jacob,  carpenter  49  Browne  (N  L) 

Fisher  James  C.  merchant  177  Chesnut 

Fisher  John,  combmaktr  43  Budd 

Fisher  John,  blacksmith,  St.  Joseph's  avenue 

Fisher  John,  C.  jr.  plasterer  Race  W  Schuylkill  8th 

Fisher  John,  victualler  Garden  above  Pegg's  run 

Fi.'<her  John,  labourer  Schuylkill  8th  above  Race 

Fisher  John,  victualler  Wood  near  Garden 

Fisher  John,  milkman  Gtr.  road  below  1st  gate 

Fisher  John,  sen,  Germantown  road  near  4th 

Fisher  John,  biickmaker  Sch.  8th  above  Race 

Fisher  Jolin,  labourer  Queen  near  Frankford  road 

Fisher  J.  N  lace  and  fringe  weaver  121  Mulberry 

Fisher  John,  coachtrimmer4Myers'  court 

Fisher  John,  painter  8cc.  Juniper  alley 

Fisher  John,  cordwainer  Hoffman's  alley 

Fisher  John  P.  silverplater  10  Prospect  alley 

Fisher  Joseph,  ferryman  Camden  N.  J. 

Fisher  Joseph,  victualler  stall  26  4th  street  market 

Fisher  Lydia  widow  north  4th  above  Browne 

Fisher  Marv,  widow  365  Arch 

Fisher  Margaret  storekeeper  429  north  Front 

Fisher  Mary,  widow  Cedar  above  12th 

Fisher  Michael,  sea  captain  190  St.  John 

Fisher  widow  of  Miers,  11  south  9th 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRKCTORY.  FIZ 

Fisher  Martin  and  Son,  thermometer  and  spectacle  ma- 
kers 105  north  Second 
Fisher  Rachel,  dryKoods  btore  190  sf>uth  Second 
Fisher  Rebecca,  gentlewoman  306  Chesnul 
Fisher  Rohert  Y.  nji^riner  ijack  17  noi-fh  Eighth 
Fi'^her  Samuel,  cardfuctorv  Rearsticker's  court 
Fisher  Sam.  R.  mercht  27  Dick— d.  h.  110  south  Front 
Fisher  Sarah,  Mrs.  tailoress  119  Swanson 
Fisher  S  ir.ih  VV.  widow  290  Chesnut 
Fisher  WMliain,  mariner  16  M  iry 

Fisher  \V  m.   W-  mercht.  31-2  Chesnut  above  Eleventh 
Fi-'her  widow  of  Elias,  tavernkeeper  Oak  (N.  L.)n.  h.  b. 
Fislei'  Cliurles,  grocer  146  N.  4th — d  h.  59  Stssafras 
Fisler  Jacob  H.  merchant  tailor  157  north  Second 
Fiss  Henry,  blacksmitii  326Callowhill 
Fiss  Henry  tanner  Kunckel  above  Tammany 
Fiss  Jacol)  hog  vict.  garden  near  Callowhill 
Fiss  John,  carpenter  124  Filbert  street 
Fiss  John,  late  grocer  86  north  1  lih 
Fiss  Josei)h  sailmaker  Grissell's  alley 
Fiss  Joseph,  m.  d  77  Green 
Fiss  Samuel,  cabinetmaker  8  Little  Pine 
Fiss  Wm.  sailmaker  58  Cable  lane 
Fitch  Thomns,  exchange  broker  4  south  Third — d.  h 

127  north  9th 
Fitch  Thomas,  m.  d.  near  127  north  Ninth 
Fite  .\ndrew,  labourer  Ridge  road  above  Callowhill 
Fite  Mary,  midwife  alley  between  Beach  and  Allen 
Fite  Samuel,  cordwainer  back  450  Race 
Fithian  John,  (Easton  hotel)  121  north  VV\'iter 
Fitler  Daniel  vict.  ab  508  N.  2d— stall  20  N.  L.  market 
Fitler  Jacob,  late  sheriff,  511  nortii  2d  oj^posite  Beaver 
Fitler  Jacob,  jr.  tanner  554  north  Second 
Fitler  Wm.  tanner  and  currier  515  and  519  N.  Second 
fFitz  Todd  waiter  Miles  alley 
Fitzevan  Lewis,  weaver  Rose  alley 
jFitzgerald  David,  woodsawyer  235  Cedar 
Fitzgerald  (ieorge,  coojier  Spafluril  street 
tFitzgerald  Jacob,  carpenter  6th  aLove  Poplar 
jFitzgerald  Jeremiah,  waiter  Clever  alley 
Fitzgerald  Jesse,  innkeeper  139  north  Third 
tFitzgerald  Phillis  widow  Meiedith's  court 
Fitzgerald  Tiiomas,  barkeeper  52  Passyunk  road 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  132  Lomiiard 
Fitzpatrick   John,  vict.  N.  L.    market — d.   h.   4th  ab. 

Franlin 
Fitzpatrick  Mary,  widow  Rose  alley  near  Browne 
Fizel  Ehj.  j)ai)crhanger  314  Sassafras 
Fizell  Lewis,  c  irpenter  Prince  near  Crown 
Fizon  John,  labourer  1  Buttonwood 
FizoHc  Jacob,  carpenter  back  321  Race 
Fizone  Lewis,  stocking  weaver.  Rose  alley  above  Coates 
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FLI  whitely's  annual 

Flagler  Gilb.  m.  d.  8c  man-midwife  208  S.  5th  corner 

Shippen 
Flagler  Valentine,  27  North  alley 
Flahaven  Margaret,  storekeeper  89-N.  Second 
Flaherty  Edward,  cordwainer  433  south  Front 
Flake  Ann,  widow  172  north  8th 
Flake  Benj.  labourer  Queen  near  Palmer 
Flake  George,  painter  &c.  198  Arch  and  55  north  8th 
Flake  George,  coachmaker  55  north  8th 
fFlamer  Alexander  labourer  St.  Mary  below  8th 
fFlamer  Solomon,  labourer  St.  Mary  below  8th 
Flanagan  James,  cordwainer  Baker's  Court 
Flannegan  James,  carpenter  Broad  above  Sassafras 
Flanagan  Owen,  bookvender  17  Beck's  alley 
Flanagan  Patrick,  tailor  249  south  4th 
Flanagan  Stephen,  pilot  444  south  Front 
Flanagan  Wm.  shoemaker  39  George  (S.) 
Flanagan  Wm.  T.  shoemaker  68  German  street 
Flannery  William,  carpenter  Broad  above  Race  and 

160  Cherry 
Fleck  Ehzabeth,  widow  83  Ninth 

Fleegal  George,  master  armourer  United  States  arsenal 
Fleetwood  Jos.  oysterman  1  Decatur  or  back  210  High 
Fleming  Alexander,  innkeeper  244  south  Front 
Fleming  F.  French  boardinghouse  129  south  Second 
Fleming  Robert,  wholesale  and  I'etail  grocery  corner 

Market  and  Sch.  7th 
Flemmg  Thomas  cordwainer  53  Callowhill 
Fleming  Wm.  sea  captain  150  south  5th 
Flenner  Ann,  widow  Mulberry  alley  above  8th 
Fleshhower  Martin,  carter  Steinmetz  court 
Fletcher  Ann,  widow  250  Lombard 
fFletcher  Anthony,  mariner  Portland  lane 
Fletcher  Catharine,  cake  baker  110  north  7th 
Fletcher  C.  &  G  jewellers  &c.  N  E  cor.  Chesnut  and  3d 
Fletcher  Edward,  tobacconist  93  St.  John 
Fletcher  &., Gardiner,   silversmiths   &  jewellers   130 

Chesnut,  next  above  Philadelphia  bank 
Fletcher  Joshua,  bookbinder  back  3  Little  Pine 
Fletcher  John,  oysterman  Huddell's  court 
Fletcher  Rebecca,  boardinghouse  172  Mulberry 
Fletcher  Sarah,  widow  Locust  above  12th 
Fletcher  Thos.  jeweller  130  Chesnut— d.  h.  157  S.5th 
Flexon  Charles,  rigger  42  German 
Flick  Andrew,  currier  72  Crown 
Flick  Ehzabeth,  v/idow  Prince  near  Hanover 
Flick  Geo.  blockmaker  144  Water— d.  h.  142  N.  Front 
Flick  Thomas,  shoemaker  Queen  near  Bishop  (K.) 
Flick  WiUiam,  fisherman  Bishop  near  Quern 
Flickwire  widow  of  David  carpenter  24  German 
Flictor  Catharine,  widow  Sch.  Eighth  above  Cherry 
Fhng  B.  &  W.  B.  cabinetmakers  back  of  113  Chesnut 
Fling  Daniel,  clock  and  watchmaker  John  ab.  Callowhill 


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FOL 


Fling  Edward,  painter  &c.  7  Harmony  court 

Fling  Hannali,  widow  Callowlnll  above  6lh 

Fling  Susan,  boavdinghousc  llo  Chcsnut 

Flinn  Alexander,  slu-cmakcr  5U1  south  Front 

Flinn  Robert,  plasterer  381  Race 

Flint  Achilles,  cabinetmaker  277  Walniit 

Flint  Erastiib,  cabinetmakers  south  Twelfth 

Flint  John,  coachmaker  13  Filbert  and  210}>  Mulberry 

Flinthim  Elizabeth,  widow  91  Vine 

Flintham  \Vm.  merchant  218  Arch 

Flintott  Ciiri.stiana,  widow  72  Vine 

Flisher  lilizibeth  widow  Queen  near  Shakamaxon 

Flitcraft  Francis  innkeeper  448  north  Front  street 

Flomerfelt  Geo.  Columbian  shoe  manuf.  S.  VV.  corner 

High  and  Sch.  Eighth 
Flood  Matthew,  labourer  180  south  Fourth 
Florence  David,  boatbuilder  o2  Swanson — d.  h.    374  S. 

Front 
Florence  Eleanor,  widow  tailoress  25  Parham's  alley 
Florence  Cc  Sheets,  boaibuilders  32  Swanson 
Flour  Aaron,  104  south  Fifth 

Flowers  Christopher,  cedar  cooper  Whiteman's  alley 
Flower  John,  45  Swanson 

Flowers  Geo.  jun.  grocer  S.  E.  corner  Race  and  Eighth 
Flowers  Thomas  carter  S.  W.  comer  Newmarket  and 

CallowhiU 
Flowers  Thomas,  pilot  36  Passyunk  road 
Floyd  Jemima,  widow  back  69  Christian 
Floyd  Jr.hn,  grocer  265  soutli  Tliird 
Floyd  J.'hn,  grocer  S.  W.  corner  Ff>"rth  and  German 
Flovd  \Vm.  carter  back  3  Passyunk  road 
Fluck  Catharine  widow  of  Adam,  119  CallowhiU 
Fluktr  Thomas,  cordwaincr  P.issvunk  below  Prime 
Fobes  George  W.  merchant,  275  High 
Fceld  Thomas,  black'-nulh  7  Flint's  cc.urt 
Foering  Abraham,  saddler  and  harnessmaker -228  N  2d 
Peering  Fi-ederick,  currier  and  justice  of  the  peace  145 

north  Third  [sct  Faring 

Foering  Samuel  &  Frederick,  curriers  265  [north  Secoiui 
Fogal  Nicholas,  woodsawyer  447  north  Third 
Foley  Edmund,  labourer  back  57  south  Water 
Folk  Caleb,  6  north  11th 
Folk  Maiy,  widow  31  Coates'  allev 
Folkrod  Elizabeth,  widnw  35  Ann 
Folkrod  Joshua,  tinplateworl«-r  233  High 
Folsom  Joshua,  baker  Race  near  Sell.  Seventij 
Folwell  Charles  S.  merch.  26  north  2d— d.  h.  233  Arch 
Folwell  &  Comly,  merchants  97  High 
Folwell  Eliza,  widow  442  south  Hront 
Folwell  Job,  cordwaincr  14  York  court 
Folwell  John,  cord wainer  Newmarket  street 
Folwell  John,  merchant  47  N.  Front  cor.Coombe's  alley 
Folwell  Nathan,  merch.  97  High— d.  h.  343  N.  Third 


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Folwell  Samuel,  tailor  back  4  Oak  street  (S.) 

Folwell  Thomas  J.  merchant  63  High 

Folwell  Thomas,  tailor  39  Duke  (N.  L.) 

Folwell  Wm.  merchant  57  north  Front— d.  h.  233  Arch 

Folwell  Wm.  jr.  merch.  55  N.  Front— d.  h.  235  Arch  st, 

Fende'  Andre',  91  Budd 

Foote  Benj.  E.  accountant  29  Dock— d.  h.  132  N.  11th 

Foote  James  R.  innkeeper  (Washington  head)  Callow- 
hill  near  12th 

Foote  John,  shoemaker  35  Meade  alley 

Forbes  Jared,  ladies  shoemaker  Galbreath's  court 

_  [see  Fobes 

Forbes  George  domestic  store  High  above  12th — d.  h. 
26  George  street 

Forbes  Mary,  widow  20  Mary  (S.) 

Forbes  Thomas,  ladies  shoemaker  back  113  Christian 

Force  Ann,  tailoress  28  Mary 

Ford  Abm  stonemason  Arch  west  of  Sch.  8th 

Ford  David,  carver  and  gilder  9  Garden  street 

Forri  Deborah,  47  Gaskill 

Ford  Edward,  plasterer  Sch.  5th  below  High 

FoTd  Elizabeth,  widow  105  north  Sixth 

Ford  George,  grocer  106  north  Seventh 

Fo-<d  Jacob,  wheelwright  88  north  6th— d.  h.  166  N.  8tlt 

tFord  Jacob,  waiter  back  14  north  10th 

Ford  John,  merchant  206  High — d.  h.8  north  7th 

Ford  Mary,  boardinghouse  8  Fromberger's  court 

Ford  Mary,  widow  Fourth  above  Poplar  lane 

Ford  Mary,  widow  16  Wagner's  alley 

Fcrd  Peter,  211  south  Third 

Ford  Saralii,  witlow,  Slurckceper  33  noi  th  Sixth 

Fordham  John,  shipwright  Beach  near  Bishop 

Fordham  Richard,  shipwright  Queen  above  Cherry 

Fordyce  Abraham,  chairmaker  back  61  Budd 

Forehand  Mary,  widow  8  Fitzwalter 

tForeman  Jacob,  waiter  North  street 

Foreman  Joshua  D  cordwainer  Fuller's  alley 

tForeman  Wm.  labourer  129  Cherry 

Form  an  Andrew,  laboui'er  Bedford  near  Crown 

Forman  Enoch,  blacksmith  Camden,  N.  J. 

Forman  Isaac,  teacher  61  north  7th  \_see  Furman 

Forman  Isaac,  innkeeper  S.  E.  corner  Shippen  8c  4th 

Forman  Thomas,  mariner  267  S.  4th 

Forman  and  Laning,  livery  stable  Camden,  N.  J. 

Forepaugh   Christiana,  widow  back  14Kunckel 

Forepaugh  widow  of  William,  James  above  Charles 

Forepaugh  Mary,  storekeeper  267  north  Third 

Fornman  Godfrey,  lal)ourer  Sch,  3d  below  Chesnut 

Forrest  James,  baker  6  Prosperous  alley 

Forrest  Rebecca,  widow  77  Cedar 

Forrester  Cathainne,  100  Arch 

Forrester  Henvy,  blacksmith  8  St.  Mary  street 

Forrestier 282  Coates  street  [see  Fourestier 

Forsburg  John,  carpenter  Weaver's  alley 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  FOU 

Forst  Abraham,  Jew-victualler  2G3  north  8th 

Forst  David,  tavern  ik  };ruccr>  Dak  n    Coatcs  (N.  L.) 

Forst  William,  iiphclstcrer  5  Watson's  alley 

Forsytli  James,  innkeeper  71  south  Water 

Forsyth  James,  gentleman  soutli  5th  below  Cedar 

Forsythe  Isaac,  carpenter  64  south  6th 

Forsvthe  and  MavMe,  smiths.  Ridge  road  above  Vine 

Fort'Daniel,  bricklayer  389  Sassafras 

Fort  Lewis  C.  accountant  108  Gaskill 

Forte  Levi,  cordwainer  58  Meade  alley 

•fFcrtcn  James,  sailinaker  95  South  wharves— d  h  92 

Lombard 
Fortener  Egbert,  watermati  11  Po])lar  laue  ab.  Fi'ont 
Fortescue  Joseph,  shipmaster  Mifflin's  court 
Forlcscue  Thomas,  carpenter  46  Almond 

Fortunate ,  shallopman  back  15  Poplar  lane 

tFonune  Fnmklin,  labourer  Browne  above  Fourth 
JFortune  Jolii\,  sweep  147  Browne  (N.L.) 
JFortune  John,  sweepmaster  12  St.  Mary  street 
tFortune  John,  hairdresser  384  south  Second 
Fortune  Margaret,  widow  Shields'  court 
Fortune  Michael,  lottery  office  117  Chesnut 
tFoss  Henry,  mariner  back  90  Shippen 
jFossett  Ellis,  mariner  Quince  below  Locust 
Foster  Adam,  mariner  28  Little  Water 
Foster  Ann,  seamstress  back  351  north  Third 
Foster  Conrad,  whipmaker  419  north  Second 
Foster  David,  fanner  9  Flint's  court 
Foster  Eliza,  widow  Tammany  above  St.  John 
Foster  Elizabeth,  widow  Prime  above  Front 
Foster  Gabriel  B.  cordwainer  back  132  Callowhill 
Foster  Hannah  Mrs  widow  23  Coomb's  alley 
Foster  Isaac,  labourer  Stillhouse  alley 
Foster  James,  cordwainer  30  Coates'  alley 
Foster  Jane,  widow  Locust  below  Thirteenth 
Foster  John,  caulker  Hanover  near  Queen 
Foster  John,  tobacconist  67  New  st. 
Foster  Jos.  bookl)indcr  24  Strawberry 
Foster  Margaret,  Prince  near  West  (K.) 
Foster  Mary,  widow  82  German 
Foster  Rebecca,  widow  14  Juniper  lane 
Foster  Sarah,  widow  Tamman\  near  St.  John 
Foster  Sarah,  widow  Camden  N.  J. 
•Foster  Silas,  pilot  36  Almond 
Foster  Thomas,  slioeinakerS.  Fifth  below  Christian 
Foster,  Thomas  8c  Mary  10  Hoffman's  alley 
Foster  William,  mercliant  North  alley 
Fotterall  and  Brollier-,  wholesale  and  retail  drygoods 

store  and  carpet  warehouse,  31  south  Second 
Fotterall  Steplien  E.  merchant,  c.  h.  back  31  south  2d — 

d  h  68  south  Front 
Foudray  Jolm,  tobacconist  4  Gray's  alley 
Fougeray  George  I.  stove  manuf.  99  north  Second 
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tFrancisco,  William,  carter  Spafford  street 
jFran§ois  Bernard,  labourer  back  96  Shippen 
tFran§ois  Mary,  widow  228  Shippen 
Franck  George,  tobacconist  Sir  north  Second 
Franck  Luther,  glassworks  Cedar  near  Schuylkill — d  h 

196  north  Eighth 
Frank  C.  painter,  8cc.  479  Race  and  94  N  Eleventh 
fFrank  Cyrus,  labourer  13  Parham's  alley 
Frank  Elizabeth,  widow  32  north  Tenth 
Frank  Henry,  farmer  north  Front  opposite  West 
Frank  Jacob,  tanner  Noble  above  Fifth 
Frank  Jacob,  tailor  75  north  Tenth  [see  Franks 

Frank  John,  sugar  refiner  195  St.  John 
Frank  widow  of  John,  Marlborough  near  West 
Frank  Lewis  P.  printer  32  north  Tenth 
Frankelbery  Sarah,  tailoress  5  M'Culloch's  court 
Frankish  Samuel,  printer  Clever  alley 
Franklin  Ellen,  widow,  nurse  36  Appletree  alley 
Franklin  George,  hairdresser  Marlborough  near  Queen 
Franklin  John,  West  near  Hanover 
Franklin  Joseph,  constable  cor.  5th  and  Buttonwood 
fFranklin  Joseph,  labourer  back  100  north  Eleventh 
Franklin  Lemuel,  boot  manufactory  59  south  Third 
Franklin  Lydia,  widow  Lolar's  court 
Franklin  Margaret,  widow  tailoress  252  south  Seventh 
Frankhn  Nathaniel,  sea  captain  35  south  Front 
Franklin  Samuel  R.  teacher  Sch.  5th  below  High 
Franks  George,  tanner  5th  below  Buttonwood 
Franks  Isaac,  prothonotary  of  the  supreme  court  of  the 
Eastern  district  of  Pennsylvania,  East  wing  of  the 
State-house 
Franks  Jacob,  carpenter  Old  York  r.  below  Callowhill 
Franks  John,  watchman  102  north  5th 
Franks  John,  labourer  195  St  John  [see  Frank 

Franks  John,  mariner  385  south  Front 
Franks  Lewis,  drayman  back  38  Crown 
Franks  Mary  Mr^.  v;idow  181  north  Eighth 
Franks  William,  tobacconist  371  north  Fourth 
Fraser  Andrew,  gentleman  Fourth  near  George 
Fraser  James,  mariner  118  Lombard 
Fraser  Thomas,  carpenter  Poplar  lane  above  St.  Johns 
Fratus  Anthony,  mariner  near  Allen  st.  Frankford  r.   , 
Frazer  Ann,  widow  S  E  corner  Fourth  and  Walnut 
Frazier  Ann,  boardinghouse  124  Spruce 
Frazer  Emanuel,  carpenter  278  south  Seventh 
Frazer  Robert,  counsellor  and  attorney  at  law,  West- 
chester road  12  miles  from  Philadelphia 
Frazier  Anthony,  carpenter  Blackberry  alley 
Frazier  Eleanor,  widow  1  Bud's  court 
Frazier  Elizabeth,  widow  183  north  Front 
Frazier  James  P.  turner  Prospect  alley 
Frazier  John,  starch  manuf.  S.  5th  below  Christian 
Frazier  John,  -wheelwright  Noble  below  Third 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.    FRE 

Frazier  Thomas,  caqienter  Poplar  lane  near  St.  John 
Frazier  Wm.  mariner  78  Pcnn  ■* 

Frazier  Wm.  thread  mauutarturcr  Christian  cor.  Fiftli 
Frazier  VVm.  labourer  near  6  Emlcn's  court 
Frederick  Elizabeth,  widow  ot  John  P  back  227  Walnut 
Frederick  George,  musical  instrumeiit  maker  5  Fayette 
Frederick  (ieorge,  watcliman  149  Moyamensiug  road 
Frederick  George,  fisherman,  Wood  above  Prince  (K.) 
Frederick  John  L.  engfaver  and  music  store  53  S.  4th— 

d  h  5  Fayette 
Frederick  John,  carter  Shields'  alley 
Frederick  Mary,  widow  Button  wood  lane 
Frederick  Masey,  widow  24  Parham's  alley 
Frederick  Wm.S.  grocer  354  Callowhill 
tFrederickson  Abraham,  shoemaker  Ann  W.  Sch.  8th 
Frederickson  Godfrey,  sugar-refiner  214  north  Second 
Fredly  Casper,  basketmaker  Gt  rm.  road  hel.  l^t  gate 
Frehcller  George,  cordwainer  Germ,  road  near  Fourth 
Free  Benjamin,  storekeeper  102  north  Second 
Free  Edward,  carter  and  powder  carrier  237  N.  Second 
Free  Samuel,  carter  Laurel  st.  near  Budd  (N.  L.) 
Freeberger  Peter,  hatter  18  Sugar  alley 
Freeburn  Daniel,  blacksmith  101  Christian 
Freed  A.  mahogany  framemaker  Green  cor.  St.  John 
Freed  David,  flour  store  S  E  cor  Noble  and  Tliird 
Freed  George,  cordwainer  (icrm.  road  near  Fourth 
Freed  George,  mahogany  framemaker  91  (ireen 
Freed  Henry, (Kensington  hotel)  Frankford  r,  ab.  Queen 
Freehart  George,  cordwainer  (icrm.  road  near  Fourth 
Freel  Margaret,  widow  25  Hurst  street 
Freeland  David  S.  &  Co.  hatters  22  High 
Freeland  John,  shoemaker  31  (ierman 
IFreeman  Catharine,  widow  back  183  Spruce 
Freeman  Hannah,  widow  12  Sugar  alley 
Freeman  Heniy  G.  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law  38 

Walnut 
Freeman  Jacob,  grocer  Cedar  below  Twelfth 

Freeman  James,  waitei-  120Cliristian 
,  Freeman  John,  coachman  Frics's  court 
Freeman  L  widow  131  Locust 
Freeman  T.  B.  auctioneer  N  W  cor.  Chesnut  8c  Seventh 

— d  h  S  E  corner  Ciiesnut  and  Tenth 
Freestone  Uobert,  silvcrplater  43  Coates'  alley 
Frceston  Wm.  coachtrimmer  Zl  Moyamensing  road 
Freeze  M  irgaret,  mantuamaker  Castle  itrect 
Frcnaye  M.irk  A.  merchant  271  High  corner  Seventh 
Frenave  &  Fontanges,  merchants  N  W  cor.  7lh  6c  High 
Frena've  Peter  S  mLrcht.271  High— <1  h  184  S-  11th 
French  John,  toll  gatheier  at  1st  gate  Ridge  road 
French  Mahlon,  printer  1.5  Gray's  alley 
French  Wm.  P.  blacksmith  7  Federal 
Freno  Paul,  storekeeper  28  Spruce 
Freshmuth  Jacob,  tobacconist  225  Callowhill  ab.  Sixth 


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Prevail  Mrs.  Powell  street 
Freyberg  Joseph,  victualler  261  north  Eighth 
Fre'ymuth  Benjamin,  printer  89  Passyunk  road 
Freytag  Dan.  potter  and  queensware  store  139  Cedav 
Freytag  Daniel  C.  china,  See.  store  68  north  Third 
Fi'eytag  &  Kempman,  china  glass  and  queensware  store 

68  north  Third 
Freytag  Michael,  justice  of  the  peace  198  south  Fifth 
Frezell  Lewis,  carpenter  Crown  above  Queen 
Frick  Jacob  8c  Co,  editors  and  publishers  of  the  Ame- 
rican Centinel  22  Walnut 
Frick  Jacob,  editor  of  the  Am.  Centinel  56  noi'th  Front 
Frick  Jacob,  brickmaker  Thorn's  court,  (N  L) 
Frick  Michael,  brassfounder  364  north  Third 
Fricke  Henry,  cabinetmaker  209  St.  John 
Fricker  Joseph,  gentleman  362  north  Second 
Fricker  John,  cabinetmaker  69  Green  and  356  N.  2d 
Freidlein  John  A.  Shippen  near  Passyunk 
Fi'iel  William,  grocer  191  south  Sixth 
Friend  Andrew,  smith  41  south  Tfutli 
Frier  Mary,  widow  tavernkeepfr  Second  near  Caraae 
Fries  John,  sen.  gentleman  167  Mulberry 
Fries  John,  jun.  167  Mulbeny 
Fries  Mary,  widow  86  Callowliill 
Friez  widow  of  Conrad,  Sch.  Eighth  below  Arch 
Frisby  Stephen,  sawyer  Quince  above  Locust 
Fritez  Peter  F.  printer  234  north  Front 
Fritz  Christopher,  baker  100  ni  rch  Seventh 
Fritz  Elizabeth,  widow  179  St.  John 
Fiitz  Elizabeth,  v/idow  52  Mulberry 
Fritz  George,  cai'ter  George  (N  L)  near  4th 
Fritz  George,  blacksmith  Ger;  road  above  Third 
Fritz  Jacob,  cabinetmaker  13  South  alley- 
Fritz  John,  10  South  alley 

Fritz  widow  of  Peter,  stonecutter  220  Sassafras 
Fromberger  Maria,  187  Pine 
Fromberger  John,  tobacconist  30  Ann 
Frost  Daniel,  mate,  4  Budd 
Frost  Mary,  widow  nurse  163  north  Third 
Frost  Thomas,  painter  21  Chaiiotte 
Frost  Thomas,  trunkmaker  169  north  Sixth 
Frowert  John,  boot  and  shoemaker  62  north  Fifth 
Frowert  John  jr.  boot  and  shoemaker  232  Swanson 
Frowert  Lewis  H.  boot  and  shoemaker  281  Vine 
Frugornain  Godfrey,  shipmaster  back  140  south  5th 
Fry  Ellis,  late  victualler  Wood  above  Seventh 
Fry  George,  windsoi*  and  fancy  chairmaker  88  N.  Front 
Fry  Henry,  merchant  176  High 
Fry  John,  baker  46  Vine 
Fry  John  H.  shoe  warehouse  S  E  corner  Third  and  High 

— d  h  19  Fi'anklin  court 
Fry  John,  mariner  5  Coxe's  alley 
Fry  J.  blockmaker  139  N.  Water—d  h  34  Elfreth's  ay. 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTOKY.  FUK 

F17  Lucrctia,  widow  Lily  alley  above  (irecn 

Fry  VVilliam,  printer  63  S.  Filth — d  h  65  south  Fifth 

Fryburg  Joseph,  vict.  57  N.  8th — stall  13  old  sshainbles 

Fryburg  Susan,  widow  of  John,  vict.  57  north  Eighth 

Fryday  George  H.  baker  Thirteenth  below  Vine 

Fryer  &  Anderson,  dry  goods  store  48  south  Second 

Fryer  Eve,  shopkeeper  356  north  Third 

Fryer  John,  mariner  59  Queen  ^S) 

Fryer  VVilliam  71  Callowhili 

Fulker  Philip,  labourer  back  473  north  Third 

Fullen  Lewis,  cotton  manuf.  cor.  Vine  and  Sch.  Front 

Fuller  Mary,  widow  of  James,  back  22  Pear 

Fullender  Aaron,  labourer  Hanover  above  Bedfoi'd 

Fuller  Archibald,  baker  45  Plum 

Fuller  John,  pilot  58  Catharine 

Fullert»n  Alexander,  gentleman  33  Filbert 

Fullerton  C.  boardinghouse  near  23  Oak  (N  L) 

Fullerton  Eleanor,  widow  28  Queen 

FuUertOD  Mrs.  boardinghouse  72  south  Fourth 

Fullerton  Wm.  labourer  Old  Yord  road  above  Poplar  1. 

tFulman  Isaac,  labourer  Sjiafford 

"Fulman  Isaac,  labourer  Grissel's  alley 

•  Fulman  Philip,  porter  8  Warner's  court 

Fullmer  Frederick,  watchman  Wood  above  Eighth 

Fullmer  John,  merchant  8  Old  York  road 

Fulmer  John,  carpenter  Franklin  street  near  Fourth 

Fulmer  John,  milkman  near  the  City  Hospital 

Fulmer  John,  carpenter  Palmer  near  West 

Fulmer  Mary,  widow  18  Budd 

FultoB  George,  accountant  2  Harmony  court 

Fulton,  James,  storekeeper  22  Lombard 

Fulton  Mary,  widow  11  north  Tenth 

Fulton  Samuel,  salt  and  plaster  store  365  High— d  h  50 

Filbert 
Fulton  Jane,  widow  32  German 
Fulwiler  John,  joiner  Hinckel's  court 
Fulwood  Charles,  shoemaker  Pfeiffer's  court 
Fimk  Jacob,  milkman.  West  above  Wood 
Funk  James,  manner  Second  above  Germantown  road 
Funk  John,  shojikeeper  173  St.  John 
Funk  Susan,  widow  5th  above  Buttonwood 
Funston  Johnson,  weaver  Cadwalader  near  Pitt 
Funston  Joseph,  weaver  23  Franklin 
Funston  Tliomas,  grocer  cor.  Poplar  lane  and  St.  John 
Funston  William,  bottler  N  W  cor.  Front  &  Catharine 
Fuixiananduiz  Josepli,  mariner  45  Catharine 
Furey  Charles,  weaver  Hazel  alley  below  Locust 
Furcy  Charles,  jun.  paver  168  Locust 
Furey  John  S  conveyancer  and  tax  collector  Hazel  al 

ley  below  Locust 
Furey  John,  cordwainer  Loxley's  court 
Furdge  Henry,  boodbindcr  3  Farmer's  row 
Furlong  Elizabeth,  widow  190  Lombard 


GAL  '       WHITEtY's  ANNUAL 

Furlong  Jame^Sj  grocer  2  liittle  Water 

Furman  Abijah,  tinplate  worker  Ann  ab.  Sch.  Eighth 

Furman  Adeline,  lady  George  above  Tenth  [see  Forma) 

Furman  8c  M'Danel,  coaGhspringmakers  Grape 

Furman  Jonathan,  smith  Spruce  st. — d  h  128  south  5th 

Furman  Ruth,  widow  Alder  alley 

fFurrow  Joseph,  bootcleaner  Quince  below  Locust 

Furter  Moses,  victualler  77  High  street  market 

Furze  James,  accountant  323  south  Second 

Fuss  Mary,  widow  baker  Federal  above  Second 

Fussmau  WiUiam,  waterntian  back  517  north  Third 

Fussman  William,  labourer  97  Budd 

Fy an  Catharine,  widow  39  Coates 


GABLE  JOHN,  carpenter  451  north  Second 

Gable  Peter,  jiin.  carpenter  Poplar  lane  near  Front 

Gable  Peter,  carpente--  418  north  Front 

Gadsdell  Elizabeth  Mrs.  297  Spruce 

Gaffknv  Edward,  soapboiler  252  south  Fifth 

Gagle  Phihp,  printer  411  north  Fourth 

Gailey  W  Uiain,  grocer  Frankfurd  road  above  Queen 

Gaillard  G  T.  importer  of  Ft  ench  dry  goods  85  Chesnut 

Gains  William,  tailor  1  Schriver's  court 

Galbreath  James,  carter  109  Queen  (h) 

Galbreath  Robert,  carter  119  Queen  (S) 

Galbraitli  Margaret,  .widow  58  Duke  street 

Gale  Isaac,  cordwainer  Beach  near  High  bridge 

fGale  Jane,  back  8  Blackberry  alley 

Gale  Malick,  woollen  manufacturer  112  Plum 

tGale  Richard,  waiter  127  Cherry 

Gale  William,  labourer  236  St.  John 

Gallagher  Anthony, labourer  Washington  ab.  CallowhiU 

Gallagher  Bernard,  grocer  12  south  Seventh 

Gallagher  Daniel,  labourer  18  Fitzwalter 

Gallagher  Hugh,  labourer  Bedford  above  Seventh 

Gallagher  Jacob,  ivoryturner  Phillips'  court 

Gallagher  James,  m.  d.  south  Fifth,  corner  Library 

Gallagher  Jonn,  labourer  288  south  Fourth 

Gallagher  Jrihn,  labourer  back  26  Barron 

Gallagher  Lewis,  labourer  Prince  near  West  (K) 

Gallagher  Margaret,  widow  5  Jones' alley 

Gallagher  Mary,  tailoress  87  Small 

Gallagher  Mary,  mantuamaker  38  Middle  alley 

Gallagher  Mary,  chinastore  116  north  Second 

Gallagher  Michael,  labourer  cor.  German  and  Passyunk 

Gallagher  Patrick,  labourer  back  50  Currant  alley 

Gallagher  William,  labourer  Marlborough  ab.  Prince 

Gallagher,  widow  of  Andrew,  43  north  Sixth 

Gallagher  John,  conchmaker  back  134  south  Fourth 

Gallagher  William,  brickmaker  Lombard  near  Sch. 


PHILADKLIMIIA   DIRECTOKY.  CiAR 

Gallanl  &  Co.  jewellery  maniif.  103  north  Third 

G.illiird  l»L'lcr.  jcwclU-r  103  n-  rth  Third 

G:Ulay  Hcnrv,  sailiiKiker  17  (iirmaii 

Galley  Ami  C.  widow  toljuccoiubt  64  north  Second 

Gaily  Isaac  C.  tobacconist  and  innkeeper  (sign  Battle  ot 

Trenton^  J38  south  3d 
Galloncr  Theresa,  widow  Palmer  below  West 
Galldway  John,  mechanist  and  engineer  82  north  Third 
Galloway  Jnlin,  tailor  56  Meade  alley 
(ialloway  William,  labourer  24  Sugar  alley 
Gallway  John,  carpenter  Baiclay's  alley 
Galway  Junes,  teacher  Federal  above  Front 
Gamard  L   m  d  32  south  Third 
Gamble  Arcliibald,  clerk  363  north  Second 
Gamble^,  widow  of  James,  216  Spruce 
Gamble  Joh.i,  weaver  Fitzwalter  street  cor.  Seventh 
Gamble  John,  skin('.res.ser  StCdud  above  Poplar  lane 
Gamble  Jane,  widow  14  Queer.  (S) 
Gamble  John  M.  majcr  U.  S.  M  C.  navy  yard 
Ganible  Tiiomas,  woisted  manuf.  High  between  Sch. 

Third  and  Fourth 
Gaml)le  Thomas,  moroccodresscr  546  north  Third 
Gamble  William,  mariner  70  (merman 
Gampher  Michael,  co.>per  39  Lombard — dh  274S5th 
Gince  Jt)hi),  262  Arch 

Gai\dy  Enoch,  waterman  Sch.  Eighth  above  Race 
Gaudy  &  Son,  Jrygoods  store  17  north  Second 
Gandy  Thomas,  shallop  man  hark  12  Christian 

JCi.mges  Aaron,  waiter  6  Pophir  alky 
Ganges  Millender,  carter  Sch   Front  above  Mulberry 
ianlen  Thomas,  labovn  er  33  Cailiarine 
G  uin  J  )Un,  blacksinith  Queen  ni  iir  Kanovcr 
Gano  J.jhn,  storek-  cper  2  N  Third— d  h  2fc>  North  street 
Ganse  James,  gardener  Pi'me  above  Eighth 
Ganse\  Cxsar,  porter  1:20  Christian 
(T.insey  James,  labuiirer  Meredith's  court 
•Ginsey  Laliy,  ostler  40  Mi\i<'e  alley 
"(i  insey  S  imuel,  sawyer  7  G  1''  s's  alley 
"Ci  .nson  Uobert,  coachman  3  Fnes's  court 
Gil  ler  Valentine,  labourer  M.tri  t 
Gai.xiion  Francis,  gruc.er  cor.  Filtli  and  Walnut 
G  a-den  James,  paperm.iker  106  Cedar 
Garden  William,  printer  back  27  Cresson's  alley 
G.irdeite  James,  dentist  N  \V  cor.  Niir.li  -md  C'hesnut 
Gardiner  Hal. i win,  hardwaru   merchant  98  Chesr.ut — 

d  h  109  south  Foiirtli 
Gardiner  Evlward  C.  seitcppt.iin  China  below  Second 
Gardiner  (ieorge,  dr.  goods  store  21  li  south  Secotid 
Gardiner  Haiinuh,  i.  ukeeiier  H  Stra\Nbeirv  street 
(i  irdiner  J,lme^,  carpentt  r  3  L\th's  couit 
Gardiner  John,  jun.  merchant  38  Suuth  wharves — d  h 

270  Walnut 
Gardiner  John,  shipwright  Union  alley  above  Swanson 
M 


GAR  whitely's  annual 

Gardiner  John,  shipcarpenter  30  Meade  alley 
Gardiner  Peter,  druggist  S  E  corner  Cedar  and  Front  "J 
Gardiner  Peter,  chairmaker  56  Catharine 
Gardiner  Sidney,  jeweller,  8cc.  130  Chesnut 
Gardiner,  Vernon  _  8c  Co.   fancy  hardward  store,   9^ 

Chesnut 
Gardner  Catharine  Mrs.  Coates'  alley 
Gardner  Christiana,  widow  66  Catharine 
f  Gardner  Emanuel,  coachman  Lombard  below  10th 
Gardner  George  R.  dry  goods  store  30  north  Second 
Gardner  Gilbert,  carter  Rose  alley  (N  L) 
Gardner  Henry,  coachmaker  14  Chester 
Gardner  Jacob,  grocer  293  Vine 
Gardner  Jacob  H.  skindresser  311  and  312  Vine 
Gardner  James,  grocer  144  south  Eighth 
Gardner  James,  cordwainer  Cherry  above  13th 
■j-Gardner  Jonathan,  coachman  22  Elizabeth 
Gardner  Jonathan,  baker  127  Pine 
fGardner  Joseph,  mariner  back  137  Plum 
Gardner  widow  of  Valentine,  291  Vine 
Gardom  Thomas,  cordwainer  108  Cherry  alley 
Gardre  Alexis,  wine  store,  8cc,  Second  below  Dock 
Gardy  John,  shoemaker  Hanover  near  Bedford 
Garesche'  Gabriel,  merch.  11  Minor — d  h  199  Chesnut 
Garing  Michael,  labourer  Wood  above  Queen  (K) 
Garlanger  Henry,  bricklayer  148  St.  John 
Garlick  Joseph,  cotton  manuf.  cor.  Vine  and  Sch  2d 
Garlick  William,  cotton  spinner  Vine  near  Sch.  2d 
Garman  Charles,  cabinetmaker  350  south  Second 
Garmon  David,  oakcooper  north  6th  above  Camac 
Garner  Thomas,  innkeeper  47  N  Front  8c  46  N  Water 
Garnor  Daniel,  cordwainer  Green  below  Third 
Gams  John,  carpenter  287  south  Fifth 
Garnett  Michael,  carpenter  cor.  Wood  and  Juliana 
Geri  etson  Ely,  mariner  back  403  north  Second 
Garretson  John,  harnessmaker  494  south  Second 
Garretson  A.  storekeeper  10  south  Second 
f Garretson  Priscilla,  widow  St.  Mary's  street 
Garretson  Samuel,  waterman  51  Catharine 
Garretson  William,  cordwainer  back  63  Union 
Garrett  Eleanor,  4  Elmslie's  alley 
Garrett  Jolm  K.  drygoods  store  25  N.  4th— d  h  144  High 
Garrett  Levi,  tobacconist  138  south  Front  N  W  corner 

Drawbridge 
Garrett  Philip,  clock  8c  watchmaker  144  High  8c  9  N  6th 
f  Garrett  Richard,  porter  Green's  court 
Garrett  Sf.muel,  grocer  243'Callowhill  above  Tenth 
Garrett  Wm.  brassfounder  brass  hinges  8cc.  287  Vine 
Garrettson  Eliakim,  apothecary  store  S  E  cor.  Race 
and  5th— d  h  76  north  Fourth  [see  Garrisoii 

Garrick  Ehzabeth,  widow  Shields'  alley 
Garris^ues  Edward  B.  druggist  6  N  6th— d  h  39  Cherry 
GaiTigues  Edward,  jr,  155  south  Second 


PHILADELPIIIA  DIRECTORY.  GIB 

CJcorge  John  G.  merchant  229  High 

George  Joseph  &  Israel  L.  curriers,  172  north  Third — 

d.  ii.  44  \\  ond 
George  Joseph,  currier  172  N  3d — dh  12  Sterling  alley 
George  Marv,  widow  ot'Clias.  milkwonian  Pine  cor.  12th 
George  Kich'ard,  hatter  156  High 
George  Williiiiti,  mariner  b;ick.  10  Shippen 
Gerard  Mary  Jane,  widow  Coates  alley 
Gerhard  Elizabetii,  widow,  31  Race 
(JerhardW'm.  hatter  44  N  Front  and  20  north  7th 
GerlKirt  John,  plasterer  13th  abore  Race 
Gernion  Francis  S.  paperhanger  &  marble  papermaker 

back  39  Cherry,  d  h  148  Race   [.vrf  Gcrvian  is^  Jarmon 
Germon  (ireenberry  I),  silversniith  329  uoith  Second 
(iermon  John,  goldsmitli  Sec  3  Quarry 
Gerome  Catliarine,  Miss  vitualling  cellar  124^  High 
Gerrisli  Levi,  flour  mer.  2  N  wharves — d  h  23  Browne 
Gesemyer  Jacob,  taylor  7  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Gcst  John,  flour,  salt  &  plaster  store  N  W  cor.  High  & 

Tenth — d  h  N  Tenth  near  Mulberry  {see  Guest 

Getchill  David,  wheelwright  58  Currant  alley 
Gethen  John,  manufacturer  106  south  Tenth 
Getler  Christopher,  labourer  Christian  near  Seventh 
Getman  Nicholas,  tobacconist  back  196  north  Second 
Getz  George,  victualler  156  St.  John 
Getze'  F.  A.  professor  of  music  back  278  High 
Gcyer  Andrew,  inspector  of  customs  129  Sassafras 
Geyer  George,  carpenter  248  north  8th 
Geyer  (ieorge,  baker  4th  below  Master 
Cieycr  John,  gentleman  199  S  4th     [see  GuierlSf  Guyer 
Gcyer  John,  one  of  t!ie  aldermen  122  north  Tiurd 
Geyer  Martin,  labourer  PfeifTer's  court 
Geyer  Simon,  regulator  of  dry  measures  329  Race 
Geyer  William  6.  currier  S  E  cor.  Lombard  &  Third 

— d  h  199  south  4th 
Geyer  widow  of  Andrew,  329  Race 
Gliriskey  [..ewis,  gun  a^d  blacksmith  Oak  N.  Lib.  above 

Hayscales — d  h  361  north  Front 
Gibbings  John,  baker  back  145  Walnut 
(iibbons  D.ivid.  mariner  Mifllin's  court 
Gibbons  (ieo.  W.  conveyancer  and  office  for  the  pur- 
chase and  sale  ot  real  estate  57  south  5lh  N  E  corner 

Walnut— d  h  73  south.  lUh 
fGibbons  James,  mariner  Small  near  Sixth 
Gibbons  Joseph, convevancer  &  oflice  for  the  purchase 

&  ^ile  of  real  estate' 64  S  4th— <l  h  149  S  Tenth 
tGibbs  Abraham,  labourer  2  Atkinson's  court 
jGibbs  Charity,  widow  back  100  N  Eleventh 
Gibbs  Elizabeth,  widow  Davis's  coxiit  (N  L) 
tGibbs  Eliza,  washerwoman  back  43  Small 
jGibb->  George,  labourer  Atkin>on's  court 
Gibbs  Henry,  merchant  175  .\rc.h  corner  5th 
tGibbs  Henry,  labourer  Hazel  alley 
M  2 


GIH  WHITELY'S  ANNUAL 

|Gibbs  Jacob,  bootcleaner  Portland  lane 
f  Gibbs  James,  labourer  Green's  court 
Gibbs  Job,  carpenter  193  Green 

Gibbs  Joel,  notary  pub.  &c.  Wildes  ferry  Camden  (N  J) 
Gibbs  John  W.  printer  47  Prune 
tGibbs  Jonathan,  waiter  Eagle  coui't 
•Oibbs  J.  W.  merchant  10  S4th— d  h  213  north  6th 
Gibbs  Josiah  W.  jr.  merchant  N  E  cor.  Arch  and  4th 
fGibbs  Peter,  mariner  14  (raskill  street 
Gibbs  Rachel,  widow  134  German 
Gibbs  Rosannah,  widow  back  62  Race 
tGibbs  Shepherd  waiter  5  Little  Dock 
Gibbs  Thomas,  drayman  West's  court 
Giberson  M.  M.  8c  E.  fancy  dr3-goo';ls  store  66  N  3d 
Gibson  Benjamin,  smith  15  nor^h  7th 
fGibson  Benjamin,  labourer  122  Christian 
Gibson  Elizabeth,  Juniper  alley 
tGibson  Francis,  labourer  Swedes'  ct.  bel.  Christian 
Gibson  Jacob,  tinplateworker  334  south  Second 
Gibson  James,  counsellor  at  law,  d  h  78  Walnut — office 

61  south  4th  second  door  below  Walnut 
Gibson  James,  distdler  83  Shippen 
fGibson  James,  carter  Wharton  above  Front 
Gibson  John,  storekeeper  350  High 
Gibson  John,  shoemaker  107  Catharine 
"fGibson  John,  shoemaker  Dean  alley 
fGibson  John,  sawyer  122  Christian  street 
Gibson  Joseph,  tailor  7  Hinkel's  court 
Gibson  I^ydia,  Alder  alley 
Gibson  MaT'garet,  storekeeper  99  Cedar 
Gibson  Margaret,  10  Emslie's  alley 
Gibson  Mary,  seamstress  St.  Mary's  above  Seventh 
Gibson  Thomas,  plumber  56  north  8th 
fGibson  Thomas,  doctor  136  south  8th 
Gibson  Wm.  m.  d.  professor  of  surgery  132  Walnut 

above  5th 
Gibson  Wm.  B.  tinplateworker  36  Cherry 
Gibson  William,  collector  177  south  Seventh 
Gibson  William,  carpenter  21O2  Arch 
Gibson  William,  sawyer  back  14  Plum 
Gice  George,  gentleman  157  north  Ninth 
Gideon  Benjamin,  coachtrimmer  Miller's  alley 
Gideon  Casper  P.  saddler  back  14  Cherry 
Gideon  G'.-orge,  chairmaker  202  north  8th 
Gideon  Henry,  vict.  202  N  8th,  stall  11  old  shambles 
Gideon  Mary,  widow  202  north  8th  ' 

GifFen  John,  carpenter  304  snuth  Third 
Gifford  Allen,  mariner  66  Christian 
Gilford  Mary,  mantuamaker  349  south  Front 
Gifford  William,  carpenter  Bushhill 
Giger  A-  H.  distiller  352  north  Second 
Gihon  James,  printer  26  Cresson's  alley 
Gihon  John  H.  tailor  100  Spruce  street    . 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRLCTORV.     GIL 

Gihon  Mary,  bookfoldcr  26  Crcsson's  alley 

C»ill)crt  C;ithaiiiic,  widow  Oak.  below  Coates 

Gill)ert  Clirislophcr,  cordwaintT  144  Lonil)afd 

Gilljcrt  Fred.  &  Son,  merchts.  18"  High — d  h  r^95  Arcli 

Gilbert  George,  engraver  on  wood  13  south  4tli 

Gilbert  George,  baker,  back.  28  Spruce 

Gilbert  Hannah,  widow  Coates  alxive  8th 

Gilbert  Jacob,  tailor  139  north  6th 

Gilbert  John,  tavernkeeper  Coates  above  8tli 

Gilbert  Jol\n,  mariner  30  Penn 

Gilbert  John  G.  tailor  96  Vine 

Gilbert  John,  mercht.  29  Dock — d  h  Renshaw's  liotel 

Gilbert  J.  carpenter  20  Chester 

Gilbert  Josei)h,  unibrellanriaker  158  High 

Gilbert  Joseph,  cordwainer  Carroll's  ct.  n.  4th  (N  1^) 

Gilbert  Magdalen,  shopkeeper  back  11  \\'alnut 

Gilbert  Mary,  Mrs.  washerwoman  30  Gaskill  street 

Gilbert  Peter,  grocer  and  tavern  Biitionwood  ab  Charles 

Gilbert  Samuel,  brickmaker  Coates  near  Eighth 

Gihiert  Samuel,  tobacconist  208  north  Second 

Gilbert  Sarah,  widow  18  Vine 

Gilbert  &  Wessel,  m.erchants  29  Dock 

Gilby  Margaret,  widow  326  south  Third 

Gilbenfenny  Henry,  baker  176  Pine 

Gilder  John,  city -commissioner  155  south  Eleventh 

Gilder  Reuben,  innkeeper  S  VV  cor.  Second  and  Pine 

Gildner  Frederick  A.  shopkeeper  18  Callowhill 

Giles  George,  vender  of  books  Federal  ab.  Second 

|Giles  (ieorge,  sawyer  Portland  lane 

Giles  Wm.  accountant  19  Green 

Giltillan  E.  m.  d.  (Sansom's  row)  195  Walnut 

Giltry  John,  brush  maker  308  south  Front 

Gilfry  .Wm.  i)rushmaker  back  102  High 

Giltry  Wm.  shipwright  83  M-n  amensing  road 

Gilkey  Isaac,  stonepolisher  Castle  street 

Gilkey  John,  carter  FitzwaUer  ab.  6th 

(iilkey  Jos.  cabinetmaker  Little  Pine  op.  Pleasant  av. 

Gill  Edward,  accountant  165  north  4th 

Gill  John,  jun.  &  Co.  merchants  204  High 

Gill  Mrs.  widow  washerwoman  back  11  Walnut 

Gill  Nicholas,  sliipjoiner  Ma'clen  n.  Front 

Gill  Philip,  labourer  back  262  S.  5th 

Gill  Robert,  jun.  niercliant  2  north  Eighth 

Gill  R.ichael,  widow  5  Ran 'tead's  court 

Gill  S.imuel,  carlcr  Oak  below  tiie  hay-scales  (N  L) 

Gill  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  17  Passyunk  road 

Gill  I'homas,  cabinetmaker  7  Cyiiress  alley 

Gillam  Jeremiah,  shallopman  Oak  ab  hay -scales  (N  L) 

Gill  am  Saml.  corder  Oakab.  hay-scales  winrf  N  L 

Gillaspcy  (ieor^^e,  m.  D.Chesnutn.  Sch.  Seventh 

Gillas])L'y  Hannah,  storek^-eper  44  S.  Second 

GilK  ^  Robt.  weaver  Lombard  wt- st  Sch.  Eighth 

Gillespie  Audre^v,  gardener  corner  13th  and  Pine 

Gillespie  D.  lottery  and  exchange  olfice  11  south  3d 


GIR  whitely's  annual 

Gillespie  Joseph,  grocer  High  west  of  Schuylkill  4th 

Gillespie  Samuel,  merchant  27  north  Water 

Gillet  Anthony,  painter  &g.  51  New 

GiUiard  Miss  E.  milliner  79  Race 

Gillies  John,  63  north  Third 

Gillit  EUzabeth,  widow  llSSwanson 

Gillit  Wm.  shipwright  Prime  ab.  Second 

GillJams  Lewis,  35  Arch 

Gilliams  Jacob,  dentist  35  Arch 

GiUiard  George,  ladies'  slioemaker  39  Plum 

GiUiard  John,  ladies' shoemaker  184  south  Second 

GiUiard  8c  Pidgeon,  shoewarehouse  126  High 

GiUies  A.  fruiterer  63  north  Second 

Gillies  Theodore,  combmaker59New  8c  25  north  4th 

GillingViam  George,  labourer  10  Elbow  lane 

Gillingham  Jame^  hatter  175  soutn  Front 

Gillingham  Joseph,  president  Mechanics' bank  158  Arcli 

Gillingham  Mahlon,  merch.  241  High— d  h  10  N.  7th  ,; 

Gillingham  8c  Randolph,  merchants  241  High 

Gilman  8c  Ammidon,  merchants  215  High 

Gilman  Amos,  grocer  and  tavern,  N.  3d  cor.  Germ.  r. 

Gilman  Benjamin  I.  215  merchant  High — d  h  106  Arch 

Gilman  Benjamin  I.  jun.  dome.stic  warehouse  215  High 

— d  h  106  Arch 
Gilman  Francis,  milliner  N  W  corner  Cherry  and  4th 
Gilmer  George,  boardinghouse  16  Strawberry 
Gilmer  James,  watchman  Pennsylvania  Bank  82  Plum 
GUmer  widow  of  James,  110  north  Fourth 
Gilmore  Hugh,  cordwainer  4  Vernon 
Gilmore  widow  of  James,  200  Shippen 
tGilmore  Isaac,  sawyer  Madison  court 
fGilmore  Jacob,  fruiterer  123  south  Sixth  "   ■ 

Gilpin  8c  Carpenter,  grocers  295  Market  street 
Gilpin  Dynes,  back  47  Gaskill 

Gilpin  Joshua  8c  Thomas,  merchants  149  ?,outh  Front 
Gilpin  Joshua,  merchant  45  S.  Eighth 
Gilpin  Thomas,  merchant  14  Dock 
Gilson  David,  4  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Giithy  Wm,  carter  3  Ball  alley 
Ginder  Wm.  mariner  220  north  Fifth 
+Gmn  Littleton,  labourer  36  Blackberry  alley 
Ginnings  J.  C.  potter  Frankford  r.  near  Point  road 

l^see  Jennings 
Ginther  Charlotte,  widow  mead  garden  Arch  ab  lltK 
Ginther  David,  victualler  94  PopL  1.  31  High  St.  market 
Ginther  Frances,  widow  victualler  42  Budd 
Ginther  George,  victualler  459  N.  2d— stall  N  Jj  market 
IGirard  Mary,  madam  9  Norris  alley 
Giiard  Stephen,  merchant  21  and  23  N.  Water— bank- 

inghouse  Third  opposite  Dock 
Girdon  David,  tanner  Pitt  below  Beaver 
Girdon  James,  sea  captain  41  Key's  ay.        [see  Gordon 
Girling  William  73  Pine  street 


PHILADELPHIA  DIKECTORY.     GLO 

Uirv.in  James,  merchant  62  Higli 

GirvaiJ  James,  tailor  2  south  Seventh  [see  Garvin 

Girvan  John,  cvirrier  64  Bilhngs'  court 

Gil-van  Wm.  hibourer  Lomljurd  westof  Sch.  8th 

Givaii  Patrick.,  labourer  Hi^h  west  of  Perm,  bridge 

Givan    Robert,  mariner  High  west  of  Perm. bridge 

Givin  Samuel,  tavcrnkcepcr  N  \V  cor.  Race  and  ScK. 

Eighth 
Githcns  Sarah,  widow  250  south  4th 
Githins  Cliarles,  cooper  M'Cullou^h's  court 
Githins  Isaac,  farmer  Kaiglinton  N  J 
Gitliins  Samuel,  carter  144  north  Front 
Glacking  Daniel,  hatter  back  204  north  Second 
(ilading  James  guagcr  31  Penn 
Glading  John,  oak  cooper  13  Penn,  and  28  Swansott 
Glading  Joseph,  nailer  197  St.  John  and  93  Coates 
Gladnev  David,  labourer  S3  Penn 
"Glasgow  Hester  widow  weaver  524  north  Front 
Glasgow  James,  plasterer  Pm(^i»bove  Tenth 
Glass  John,  teacher  27  Chester  , 

Glass  Samuel.  94  Spruce 
Glass  Samiu'l,  carpenter  Tenth  below  Pine 
•  Glassmire  George,  cordwainer  and  bleeder,  Ridge  r. 
above  Francis 

Mazier  K.lizabctli,  widow  tailoress  Hause's  court 

^-'ier  David,  nailer  191  St.  John 

Gooci,.  Jacob,  labourer.  Germantown  road  near  4th 

^oP-fiV  !l<)hii  A,  teacher  Hause's  ct.— d  h  96  noi  th  5th 
*     jiause  Abi-aham,  hatter  Hazel  alley  near  Perry 

Mause  Haniott  448  noriii  Third 
vilause  Samuel,  carpenter  10th  below  Pine 
'  Gleason  Jonas  &.  Simon,  hardware  manuf.  High  west  ot 
Sch.  Sixth 
t-Gleavc-  (icorge,  laljourcr  cor  S'aippcn  andShippen'sl. 
Glenn  D miel,  caulker  Beach  bolow  Warren 
Glenn  Douglass  shipwriglit  Siakamaxon  n.  Prince 
CJlcnn  I'-'izabeth,  widow  Shakamaxon  near  Prince 
Cilenn  Hamilton  L.  (jrinter  24  Strawberry 
Glenn  Hannah,  widow  Mai'ble  near  Tenth 
GleiMi  John,  bdatbuilder  near  tlie  glasshouse  (K) 
(ilcnn  John,  grocer  4  north  Tenth 
Glenn  Jolni,  wharf  builder  Beacli  near  the  high  bridge 
Glenn  Mis.  l)oar<linghousc  322  High 
Glenn  Robert,  shipwright  near  the  glasshouse  (K) 
Gleim  William,  steel  furnace  at  tlie  glasshouse  (K) 
(ilenn  Wni.  cordwainer  Water  near  Callowhill 
Glentworth  (icorge,  druggist,  N  E  corner  Chester  and 

Race— d  h  281  Race 
Glentworth  James,  surveyor  of  the  port  140SSccond 
filcntworth  James,  jun.  deputy  surveyor  of  the  port  140 

south  Eleventh 
Glentworth  Plunket  F.  m.  d.  Trenton  (N  J) 
Gloringcr  &  Hijjpel,  shopkeepers  192  north  Third 


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fGloss  Wm.  labourer  Read's  alley 
fGloucester  Rev.  John,  268  south  Seventh  cor  Bedford 
Glover  Andrew,  milkman  cor.  Pine  and  Tenth 
Goddard  George,  gentleman  12  Noble 
Goddard  John,  mercht.  61  S.  Front— d  h  417  High 
Godfrey  Andrew,  victualler  Juniper  ab.  Cherry 
Godfrey  Charles,  ropemaker  Carpenter  above  5th  (S) 
Godon  V.  storekeeper  32  south  4th 
Godshall  Ann,  widow  teacher  back  37  Beck's  alley 
Godshall  John,  cordwainer&  collector  of  taxes  376  N  3d 
Godshall  Wm.  ropemaker  Passyunk  road  below  Chris- 
tian Isee  Gatchell 
Godshaw  Paul,  carter  Moyamensing  road 
Goetz  Frederick  A.  professor  of  music  back  278  High 
GcKtz  Fred.  jun.  smith  cor.  Sassafras  and  Mulberry  ay. 
Goetze  M.  G.  storekeejier  30  north  Sixth 
GofF  Elizabeth,  nurse  Prime  below  Moyamensing  read 
GofF  Henry,  carter  Moyamensing  below  Wharton 
Goldaker  Matthias,  oysterman  Pine  alley 
tGolden  Amos,  waiter  Middle  alley 
fGoldcn  Isaac,  labourer  161  south  Sixth 
Golden  Hannah,  widow  tailoress  2d  ab.  Germantown  r. 
Golder  John,  attorney  at  law  350  south  Front 
Goldey  Henry,  cordwainer  164  Lombard     {see  Gouldy 
"fGolding  Eli,  labourer  3  Hurst  street 
Goldy  John,  cordwainer  back  310  Race 
Goldsmith  Charles,  carter  Swanson  above  Almon-'  flum 
Goldsmith  George,  planeniaker  Laurel  n.  2d  (i     ^ 
Goldsmith  Jeremiah,  corder  Oak  (N  L)  ab.  HtZ-a/^^.c 
Goldsmith  Levi  M.  422  north  Second 
Goldsmith  Thomas,  planemaker  383  north  2d,  comer 

Green— d  h  236  north  Front 
Goldson  Mary,  widow  back  57  Budd 
Goldmp  Wm.  carpenter  12  Knight's  court 
Gomez,  Michael,  mariner  back  41  Beck's  ay. 
Gomminger  Agnes,  glovemaker  83  Callowhill 
Gomminger  Joseph,  drayman  2  Baker's  court 
tGonge  Aaron,  labourer  Meredith's  court 
fGonge  Enos,  labourer  Apple  near  Ceorge  (N  L) 
Good  George,  biscuitbaker  Hause's  court 
Good  Else,  boardinghouse  7  Hartung's  alley 
Good  Joseph,  439  north  Front 
Gooden  Jonathan,  carpenter  Camden  N  J 
Goodfellow  Elizabet.  widow  of  Wm.  pastrycook  64 Dock 
Goodfellow  James,  nailer  Wiley's  court 
Goodger  John,  sugarboiler  James  below  Ridge  road 
Goodhart  John,  hatter  126  north  4th 
Goodin  John,  tavcrnkeeperS  South  alley 
Goodin  James,  grocer  corner  Nintd  and  Filbert 
Goodman  Charles,  engraver  87  Callowhill 
Goodman  George,  printei"  24  Cherry — d  h  12  Kunckle 
Goodman  George  F.  clerk  87  Callowhill 


PHILADtLriUA  DlKtCTORY.        GOK 

(joodinan  John,  justice  of  the  peace  and  notiiiy  public 
87  Callowhill 
.    Goodman  rev.  John  R.  (Union  Seminary)  Germantown 
Goodman  Mary,  widow  ot"  bamuel,  (ouios  the  bites  of 

madanini  lis)  12  Kunckle 
Goodman  Thomas  F.  letter-carrier  134  Locust 
tGoodness  M;inuel,  w;,ittr  R<  se  ay    (iS  L) 
Goo<lriclx  VVm.  hatter  187  Arcli 
Goods  Gei.rgt ,  biscuitbakcr  lvi4  n-irtb  Front 
Goodwin  Ada.n,  clothes  dcnler  cellar  Sixth  between 
t'        High  and  Chosnut — d  ii  13  Sugar  av. 
t    Goodwin  Catharine,  widow  tailoress  iSlerriott's  1.  ab  5th 
[     Goodwin  Courted,  attorney  at  law  28  north  5th 

Goodwin  Ed>vard,   ropemaker   &c    S  W  corner  Oak 
?        (N  L)  and  Coates — d  h  414  north  Front 
;     Goodwin  Gtorge,  ropemnker  216  north  Sixth 

1    Goodwin  George,  jun.  labourci  156  Coates 
Goodwin  John  D.  &  Edward,  rc^emakers  S  W  cor.  Oak 
[        and  Coates  (N  L) 

L    Goodwin  John  D.  auctioneer  and  commission  store  27S 
[        north  Second 

■     Goudwm  J.  groceiy  and  tavern  Oak  near  hayscalcs  whf 
Goodwin  John,  ropemaker  shipchandlcr  and  agent  for 

N.  Y.  exchange  line  71  N  Water— dh  171 N.  Front 
Goodwin  Jonathan,  tailor  53  north  Sixth 
Goodwin  Samuel,  watchmaker  33  Penn 
Goodwin  Thomas,  broker  vicjuire  12  Carter's  ay- 
I     Goodwin  Thomas  F  letter-carrier  166  south  Tenth 
I     Gordon  David,  carpenter  124  Plum 
'      Gordon  David  F.  attorney  at  law  210  Spruce 
"     (iordon  Elisha,  inquire  210  Spruce 

Gordon  Henry,  grocer  165  ^aippen  [see  Girdon 

Gordon  M.  L  apothecary  66  north  S  econd 
fGordon  Nancy,  widow  Crab  near  Plum  street 
;     Gordon  Peter,  caulker  Nieman's  alley 

Gordon  Robert,  inquire  210  Spruce 
'     Gordon  Rosanna,  iviark's  lane 
^      tGordon  Robert  C.   fruiterer  8cc.  60  Walnut 
f  Gordon  Samuel,  labourer  6  Budd's  court 
Gordon  Tliomas  F.  attorney  at  law  and  clerk  of  the  Or- 
phan's court — office  12Stateh()Use — dh  32 Callowhill 
(iordon,  widow  of  Robert, cor.  High  and  Sch.  7th 
[Ciordon  Wdliam,  oysterman  Cedar  above  Twelfth 
tiordus  George,  labourer  back  291  Vine 
Gorgas  (ieorge,  luit^ber  merchant  282  N.  Second — yard 

south  Water  below  Pool's  bridge 
Gorgas  Josepli,  hnnber  merchant  185  Callowhill 
Gorgas  Josepii  C.  lumber  merchant  282  N  Second 
(iorgas  Peter  K.  merchant  185  Callowhill 
Gorgas,  Son  &  Keyser,  lumber  merchants  9th  bel.  Vine 
Gorge  William,  woollen  and  cotton  manufacturer  25S 


south  Tliird  corner  Sliippcn 
Gorges  William,  hairdresser  J 


&  bleeder  257  Race 


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Goring  Catharine,  widow  296  south  4th 
Goring  Joseph,  mariner  Old  S  Front  bel.  Ropewalk 
Gorman  Catharine,  widow  back  12  PaschaU's  alley 
Gorman  David,  whitesmith  Sixth  near  Ger.  road 
Gorman  James,  innkeeper  29  soutii  Water 
Gorman  Patrick,  saddler  26  Gaskill  sti-eet 
Gorman  Thomas,  tavern  &  stablekeeper  150  Race 
Gorman  widow  of  E.  ta\  ernkeeper  128  north  Water 
Goshong  Louis,  turner  4th  near  Carpenter  street  (S) 
Gosman  John,  victualler  24  old  shambles,  d  h  Lav?- 

rence  above  Wood 
Gosner  Christopner,  ropemaker  Greenwich  street 
Gosner  Joseph,  potter  205  Coates 
Goss  Charles,  mariner  St.  John  near  George 
Gosser  Jacob,  fisherman  Queen  near  Wood 
Gi.'sser  John,  carpenter  Beach  near  Bishop 
Goss:"r  widow  of  Philip,  Queen  near  Bishop 
Gossline  widow  of  Nathaniel,  272  St.  John 
|Gott  Christian,  mariner  Beach  near  the  mai'ket 
Gouge  John,  druggist  &c.  300  Race 
Gouge  Rebecca,  boardinghouse  253  High 
Gouge  VV  illiam  M.  apothecary  241  Arch 
Goughshe  Joseph,  victualler  1 22  Browne 
Gouirun  Michael,  jeweller  136  Cedar 
Goulcher  Emanuel,  gunsmith  8th  near  Green 
Gould  James,  welldigger  Callowhill  above  G  irden 
Gould  Samuel,  mariner  Emlen's  court  (N  L) 
Gould  Sarah,  widow  teacher  43  Duke 
Gould  Walter,  chairmaker  3  Clever  alley 
Gouldbourn  Joseph,  tailor  8  Myers'  court 
Guulding  Ann  H.  widow  276  south  4th 
fGoulding  James,  labourer  Miles'  court  near  Rose 
fGoulding  Sarah,  widow  Shippcn  above  Seventh 
Goulcly  Caspar,  labourer  corner  Locust  and  Juniper 
Gouldy  David,  brickmaker  Sch.  3d  bel.  Pine  [see  Goldetj 
Gouldy  Eliz.  washerwoman  cor.  Locust  and  Juniper 
Gouldy  Henry,  brickmaker  Sch.  Ttiird  below  Pine 
Gouldy  John,  shoemaker  Smith's  alley  W  Sch.  8th 
Goulker  Henry,  segarmaker  Rose  alley  above  Coates 
Gourley  Hugh,  28  Union 

|Goutier  Jolm,  painter  and  glazier  120  Lombard 
jGovens  Adam,  labourer  95  Passyunk  road 
Govett  Charles;  accountant  51  Filbert 
Govett  Ellen,  widow  27  Filbert 
Govett  WilUam  J.  carpenter  Cedar  above  Nirith 
Govett  Robert,  accountant  51  Filbert 
Govett  Sarah,  widow  51  Filbert 
Govett  WiUiam  G.  accountant  51  Filbert 
Govett  William,  carpenter  Cedar  below  Tenth 
Gowen  Edward,  grocer  S  W  corner  Front  and  Vine 
Gowen  James,  merchant  95  north  Water 
Gowing.Mary,  widow  of  capt.  Jnhn,  111  Lombard 
Gowl  James,  stonemason  back  282  Arch 
Goyt  Christian,  labourer  Beach  below  Shakamaxon 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRKCTORY.  GRA 

Grace  Christiana,  Charles'  street  [«w  Gricc 

Grace  Jane,  widow  35  Powell 
Grace  Jolin  W.  shneniaker  427  north  Third 
Grace  John,  brickmakcr  Cliarles  below  James 
Gradv  John,  carter  North  street 
Grad'v  Jolin,  cooper  199  St.  John  street 
Gracff  &;  Homillcr,  giocers  2H9  north  Third 
Graff  Arthur,  carter  147  Cedar 
Graff  Bakiis,  baktr  Poplar  lane  near  Second 
Graff  Balihazer,  baker  6  Cherry 

Graff  Ciuirles,  merchant  S  E  coiner  Mulberry  and  6th 
Graff  Fred,  manager  of  the  waterworks  22  N  Sixth 
Graff  George,  cooper  Germ,  road  above  Laurel 
Graff  Henry,  balance  weigher  1  Spruce  street  wharf— 
,      d  h  29  north  Sixth 
Graff  Henry,  bricklaver  back  469  north  Third 
Graff  Jacob,  grocer,  "N  W  corner  Tweltth  &  Chesnut 
G'-aff  J.  &  B.  bakers  6  Cherry 
Graff  John,  gentleman  303  Arch 
Graff  Joscpli,  victualler  41  old  shambles 
Graff  Joseph,  victualler  31  Third  street  market 
Graff  Rebecca,  widow  layer  out  of  the  dead  46  Pean 
Graff  William,  tailor  178  north  Water 
(iraham  .\bigail,  widow  of  John,  69  south  Eleventh 
Graham  Ann,  teacher  back  124  Catharine 
Graham  Charles,  drayman  229  Shippen 
Graham  James,  gentleman  4  north  Eleventh 
Graham  James,  founder  \\\\q  near  Thirteenth 
(iraham  James,  v/eaver  Tliirleenth  above  Cedar 
iTraham  John  K.  grocer  and  agent  for  inland  transpor- 
tation 308  High 
Graham  John,  nnporter  of  British  drygoods  4  N  Third 
Graham  John,  tailor  Passyunk  near  Sth 
Graham  John,  chair  and  sofamaker  28  Bank — d  hi? 

Guforth  alley 
fGraham  John,  carter  James  below  Ridge  road 
(iraham  Marv,  widow  Federal  above  Second 
Graham  P.  &  Co.  merclUs.  59  S  Front— d  h  291  Chesnut 
Graham  Samuel,  weaver  Pitt  below  (ierm.  road 
Graliam  Sarah  C.  widow  of  Robert  M.  271  S  Second 
f.r.iliam  Peter  &  Co.  merchants  59  south  Front — d  h 

.91  Chesnut 
t iraham  Thomas,  grocer  289  High 
Graliani  Wm.  grocer  S  V.  cor.  Cedarand  5th  street 
GranUjo  widow  of  Christian,  mcrclianl  80  Nine 
Grandom  John,  gentlem.tn  (in  his  90th  year)  cor.  San- 

som  and  Seventh 
Grandom  John  jun.  gentleman  corner  7th  &  Sansom 
<irandsby  George,  sea  captain  259  south  5tli 
Granger  Juliana,  wido-v  Vine  near  Scl\.  Second 
tGrant  Abraliaui,  c.irter  Christian  below  5th 
tCi rant  Ann,  28  Elizabeth  sticet 
Grant  Eleanor,  widow  115  Christian 
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fGrant  Francis,  coachman  68  Small 

Grant  George,  late  tavernkeeper  498  north  Second 

Grant  Hannah,  widow  Juliana 

Grant  Joseph  P  merch  43  N  Water — d  h  98  south  3cl 

f  Graut  Joseph,  labourer  back  75  George  (S) 

Grant  Mary,  widow  nurse  294  south  Front 

Grant  Robert,  bottler  48  Lombard 

Grant  Samuel,  merchant  43  north  Watei' — d  h  N  E 

corner  High  and  Eleventh 
Grant  William,  blockmaker  62  Christian 
Grants  &  Stone,  merchts.  43  N  Water  and  Perot's  whf. 
Granville  Ann,  widow  117Swanson 
Grasson  Wm.  starch  maker  St  Mary's 
Gratz  Benjamin,  attorney  at  law  219  Chesnut 
Gratz  Hyman,  mercht.  2  S  Seventh — d  h  219  Chesnut 
Gratz  Jacob,  merchant  219  Chesnut 
Gratz  Joseph,  merchant  219  Chesnut 
Gratz  Simon  &  Brother,  merchants  2  south  Seventh 
Graucl  John,  baker  334  north  Second 
Gravel  (veorge,  carpenter  11  Sassafras  alley 
Gravel  Henry,  carpenter  220  Vine 
Gravell  James,  copperplate  printer  126  south  Sixth 
Graville  Margaret,  widow  Germantown  road  ab.  Pitt 
Gravelle  Lsa.  M  jeweller,  &c.  117  Chesnut 
Gravelie  Rene'  L.  military  and  jewellery  store  19  N  3d 

and  117  Chesnut 
Gravenscme  Ehzabeth,  fruiterer  131  Race 
Gravenstine  (ieorge,  stablekeeper  202  Race  8c  96  N  6tb. 
Gravenstjen  Jacob,  drayman  143  Coates 
Graves  Bavt'\olomew,  Spring  (iarden  tavern  and  cattle 

market,  6th  below  Buttonwood 

[_see  Groves  isf  Greeves 
Graves  Bazel,  tallowchandler  16  Spruce 
Graves  James,  carter  115  Christian 
Graves  William,  innkeeper  40  Browne 
Gray  Augustus,  carver  and  gilder  22  Cherry 
Gray  Caleb,  dry  goods  store  10  Jiorth  Second 
Gray  Edvvard,  mate  102  Swanson 
Gray  Gawn,  mariner  406  north  Third 
Gray  George,  tyler,  Tliii-teenth  below  Chesnut 
Gray  Hugh,  drayman  15  Poplar  lane 
fGr'ay  Jabez,  shoeblack  Juniper  alley 
Gray  James,  teacher  355  north  Third 
fGray  James,  cordwainer  14S  south  8th 
Gray  Jane,  widow,  back  389  Race 
IGray  Javis,  bootcleaner  Juniper  alley 
Gray  John,  labourer  back  71  Christian  street 
Gray  John,  waiter  Atkinson's  court 
Gray  John,  carter  Second  above  Laurel  street 
(rray  John,  carter  Vine  below  Eleventh 
Gray  Joseph,  Juniper  below  Chesnut 
Gray  J.  china  merchant  304  High— d  h  2  south  Tenth 


PHILADF.LFHIA    DIRKCTOKY.  GRE 

Gray  Patiick,  tinplateworkcr  cor.  Uecatur  and  High — 

d  h  4  Colk'gc  avenue 
fGr.iy  IVtLT,  wooilsawycr  Smitli's  court 
Gray  Richard,  sc.i  cajjtaiu  26  Unicii 
Gray  Robert,  dra\  iiiau  Poplar  l.uie  bilow  Hudd 
Gray  Robert  l'\.  biewar  24  and  d  h  22  south  Sixth 
firay  Robert  E.  8v  Co.  brewers  24  south  Sixt!\ 
Gray  Samuel  N.  brewer  24  south  Sixth 
Gray  Tliomas,  carter  Vine  below  Eleventh 
Gray  Thomas,  boot  and  slioe  manufactory  75  north  3d 
Gray  'IMiomas,  labourer  Perry  below  Pine 
Gray  William,  dealer  Second  near  Gei  mantown  road 
Gray  William,  hatter  liuttonwood  above  Charles 
Gray  William,  shoemaker  8  Pratt's  court 
Gray  William,  hatter  James'  alley 
Gray  William,  carter  Vine  near  Schuylkill  8th 

Gray ,  waterman  Shakamaxon  (K.) 

Grcar  Jacob,  victualler  Buttonwood  above  8th 

Grear  Jacob,  victualler  corner  Garden  and  Buttonwood 

Grear  John,  vie.  Mulberry  alley — stall  66  New  Market 

Grear  Nicholas,  victualler  234  north  8th       [see  Greer 

Grcar  Mary,  of  William,  North  alley 

Greble  James,  bricklayer  568  south  Front 

Grcble  liebecca,  widow  of  George,  Ciierry  above  11th 

Greble  William  H.  carpenter  Cherry  above  Juniper 

Green.  Alexander,  waterman  112  Swanson 

Green  Alexander,  accountant  376  south  Front 

iGreen  Amelia,  whitewasher  160  Cherry  alley 

Green  Asa,  blacksmith  Queen  near  Crown 

tGreen  Benjamin,  porter  Malt  allev 

Green  Branch,  stoneware  factory  >J  Second  above  Ger 

road — d  h  536  noi-th  Second 
IGreen  Caleb,  jjorter  Bard's  court 
Green  Cliarles,  metallogist  139  south  Ninth 
Green  Charles,  tailor  Laurel  near  Second  (N  L) 
f  Green  Charles,  waiter  Sch.  Seventh  below  Race 
Green  Daniel,  weaver  back  31  Mary  street  (S) 
Green  F.dwaid,  lai)()urcr  Arch  west  of  Sch.  Second 
Green  Eleanor,  widow,  storekeeper  134  south  4th 
(ireen  Elizabetii,  grocer  Hose  street 
Green  Elizabeth,  innkeeper  252  north  Front 
Green  Elizabeth,  nurse  196  north  5cli 
Green  Elizabeth,   widow  Cherry  below  Schuylkill  8th 
Green  Esther,  widow  22  Small  street 
(ireeii  Francis,  cabinetmaker  26  Barron  street 

iGreen  Francis,  liatter  Malt  alley 
ri-een  (ieorge,  inn  and  ferrykoeper  45  north  Water 
jGreen  Henry,  waiter  Quince  above  S;)ruce 
Green  Henry,  labourer  Church  street  (back) 
Green  Hetty,  widow  5  Snail  street 
Green  Humphry,  11  Lxtiti.i  court 
CJreen  Isaac,  carpenter  3  Little  Dock 
(4reen  Jacob,  millwright  191  north  8th  above  \'\t\c 


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Green  Jacob,  cordwainer  11  Summer's  court 

-{■Green  James,  newscarrier  213  Shippen 

fGieen  James,  sawyer  5  Madison  court 

Green  Job,  chairmaker  Drinker's  alley^ 

Green  John,  S  W  corner  Eighth  and  Vine 

Green  John,  brassfounder  104  Poplar  lane  near  Second 

Green  John,  sailmaker  3  Federal  street 

Green  John,  packer  U.  S.  arsenal  Gray's  ferry  road 

Green  John,  bootmaker  73  north  Third 

Green  John,  sea  captain  China  above  Front 

Green  John,  machinemaker  St.  John  below  George 

Green  John  shallopman  123  Swanson 

Green  John,  carpenter  China  above  Sixth 

f  Green  John,  labourer  45  Small 

Green  Joseph,  plasterer  Kunckel  near  Tammany 

iCrreen  Joseph,  labourer  45  Small 

G-een  rev.  Lemuel,  202  north  Third 

fGieen  Lemuel,  labourer  Swedes'  alley 

Green  Lydia,  widow  boardinghouse  31  Chesnut 

Green  Lydia,  Miss  washerwoman  N.  3d  above  Otter 

Green  Margaret,  washerwoman  4  Hoffman's  alley 

Green  Mary,  widow  Arch  near  Schuylkill 

Green  Mrs.  nurse  inquire  78  Chesnut 

Green  Patrick,  painter,  &c.  46  south  5th 

Green  Richard,  storekeeper  81  north  Second 

tGreen  Richard,  labourer  210  Cherry 

tGreen  Robert,  coachman  167  south  Sixth 

Green  Samuel  R.  boxmaker  133  Vine 

Green  Stephen,  fisherman  135  Green 

! Green  Stephen,  woodsawyer  Malt  alley 
Green  Tamar,  widow  back  228  Lombard 
ireen  Thomas,  carpenter  110  Lombard 
Green  William,  printer  back  308  south  Front 
tGreen  VVilliam,  labourer  Dean's  alley 
JGreenage  John,  labourer  back  11  Hurst's  court 
Greenham  James,  grocer  Upper  ferry  road 
Greenleaf  James,  gentleman  158  W^alnut 
Greenman  Josiah,  baker  2d  near  George  (N  L) 
Greer  Andrew,  smith  14  Starr  alley  and  119  N.  Tenth 
tGreer  Dover,  labourer  Cherry  above  Eleventh 
Greer  Jacob,  vict.  stall  74  New  market — d  h  Button- 
wood  lane  opposite  Garden  [see  Great 
Greer  Jacob,  cordwainer  20  Starr  alley 
Greer  John,  jr.  vict.  Eighth  above  Buttoowood 
Greer  Mary,  Mrs.  24  North  alley 
Greer  Nicholas,  vict.— d  h  cor.  Eighth  and  Callowhill 
Greer  Sarah,  widow  18  Juniper  lane 
Greeves  Mary,  widow  5  north  Ninth 
Gregg  Elizabeth,  widow  180  Swanson 
Gregg  Mary,  boardinghouse  23  Franklin  ct,  \_8ee  Griggs 
Gregg  Richard,  labourer  Washington  below  Vine 
Gregory  A.  L.  m.  d.  288  north  Second 
Gregory  Casper,  mariner  8  Callowhill 
Gregory  Cornelius,  waterman  246  Swanson 


rUlLADELlMn  A    l;IKLCIOKY.  GHl 

(iregory  David,  iiapcihuii^f  r  Fraiikf.  r.  above  Queen 
(ircs'>ry  John.  c;J)iiKtmak.er  156  S.  2d — (I  h  56  Spruce 
(irej^orv  WiUium,  i^ucksriM-  C  uiiden,  (N  J) 
Grciner  Jolin,  i  lilor  l>.ick  204  south  4'1» 
Grieuer  John,  doiucslic  warehouse  260  High — d  h  182 

Race 
Grelaud  Madame,  female  seminary  89  south  Tliir'l 
Grelaud  Titoii,  auctioneer  51  N  Front — d  li  96  ';;tce 
(iresham  Geo.  collector  &  haircurler  Loml)ard  oel.  13th 
(irihle  James,  bricklayer  41  north  Second 
Grible  William,  i)ric.klayer  235  south  Fittli 
Grice  M.  boardinghouse  4^6  south  Fiont 

[xec  Grosn  CJ*  Guys  ilf  Grace 
Grice  Samuel,  shipbuilder  Penn  (K.)  near  Maiden 
(Jrier  Jolin,  vict.  noith  Eighth  ai)ove  Button  wood 
Grieves  Jolui,  sea  captain  3oi  south  Fiont 
Grieves  Thomas  F.  accountant  478  north  Third 
firiffee  John,  ^''ocer  183  north  Second 
tGriflii\  Aaron,  carter  O.  York  road  above  Poplar  lane 
(iritfni  Denman,  ])ainter  and  glazier  back  397  south  2d 
(iriffin  Michael,  boardinghouse  85  soutli  Water 
Griffin  Sarah,  widow  27  EUVeth's  alley 
(iriflin  rev.  Thomas,  38  St.  Tammany  corner  Third 
(iriffin  Thomas,  minter  Courtney's  court 
Griffin  William,  stevedore  Huddell's  court 
(iriffin  William,  mariner  7  Chancery  lane 
Griffith  Benjamin,  blacksmith  Church  street 
(iriffith  Cadr.  boardinghouse  125  south  Eleventh 
Griffith  Catliarine,  widow  storekeeper  UU  north  Third 
Griffith  Eleanor,  widow  348  High 
Griffith  EHzviljeth,  layer  out  of  the  dead  13th  bel.Race 
Griffith  Elizabeth,  tailoress  63  (ireen 
(iriffith  (ieorge,  mariner  back  62  Catharine 
Griffith  Is.  wood  wharf  Oak  bel.  Coates,  dh  24Kunckei 
Griffith  John,  blacksmith  Rose  below  Browne 
Griffitiis  John  R.  slater.  Sixth  1st  huuse  above  Vine 
Griffith  Joseph,  carpenter  13th  below  Race 
(iriffith  Joseph,  shipjoiner  378  south  Front 
(iriffith  Judith,  widow,  tailoress  Broad  l)elow  George 
(iriffith  Mathew,  cordwainer  34  noiih  Fouilh 
Griffith  Mary,  widow  85  Walnut  between  7th  and  8th 
(iriffith  Mary,  widow  134  St.  John 
Griffith  Robeit  E.  merchant  9  Dock— d  h  106  S.  8th 
Griffitli  Roljert,  milkman  S|)riict  W.  Sch.  Second 
Ciriffitli  Knbert,  stonecutter  Jumper  near  Arch 
Griffith  Hussell,  shoemaker  72  Coates 
Griffith  Sarah,  widow  back  51  Budd 
(iriffiths  Elijah,  m.  u   i]7  nortii  5lh 
(iriffiths  James,  22  Hartung's  alley 
Griffitts  Samuel  P.  M.  D.  62  south  Front 
Griffitts  Sarah,  widow  174  south  5th 
Griffitts  V\'m.  F.  mercht.  256  High— d  h  62  S.  Front 
Griggs  Ann,  tailoress  28  Mary  street 
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Grigg  Jacob,  rev.  teacher  Washington  academy  6  Old 
York  r. — d  h  296  north  Third  corner  Tammany 

Griggs  Anthony,  printer  (Whitehall)  Ridge  road  above 
Buttonwood — d  h  Torr's  court 

Griggs  &  ('o.  printers  (Whitehall)  Ridge  road  above 
Buttonwood  \_see  Gregg 

! Griggs  Cato,  mariner  Sf .  Mary  street 
Griggs  John,  labourer  Harper  s  alley  (P  T) 
rriggs  Joseph,  (Whitehall)  Ridge  r.  ab.  Buttonwood 
Grigler  Cornelius,  mariner  back  353  south  Front 
Grigsby  Solomon,  laboui-er  Church  street 
Grim  Elizabeth,  milkwoman  466  north  Third 
Grim  Hannah,  widow  back  19  north  Fifth 
Grim  Henry,  drygoods  store  148  north  4th 
Grim  Peter,  brickmaker,  yard  Germ  r. — d  h  480  N  3d 
Grimes  George,  cordwainer  back  230  south  Third 
Grimes  James,  engineer  SheafF's  alley 
Grimes  James,  drayman  corner  Sixth  and  Shippen 
Grimes  Noble,  weaver  Thirteenth  near  Cedar 
(Jrimshaw  Mrs.  seminary  79  south  Sixth 
Grimshaw  William,  rigger  43  Meade  alley 
Grimsliur  William,  rigger,  loft  South  street  wharf  north 

side — d  h  S  E  corner  Third  and  German 
Griner  Joseph,  coachpainter  180  Locust  above  Eleventh 
— d  h  16  Acorn  alley  [see  Greiner 

Grinnell  Wm.  attorney  at  law  128  Walnut  above  5th 
Grimiell  W.  planemaker  S  W  corner  10th  and  Cherry 
Griscom  Rachel,  upholsteress  52  Race 
Griscom  Samuel,  bricklayer  Vine  above  Tenth 
Griscom  Samuel,  bricklayer  Callowhill  above  Eleventh 
Griskev  Lewis,  gunsmith  Beach  near  High  bridge 
Grisky  Cornelius,  labourer  Crown  near  Franktord  r. 
Grissom  Daniel,  caulker  Cherry  near  Prince 
Grissom  widow  of  Caspar,  Vienna  corner  Duke 
Griswell  Gilbert,  cabinetmaker  2d  above  Germ,  road 
Grives  Diderich,  chemist  180  Coates 
Grobon  8c  Tissot,  oyster  cellar  under  218  High 
Groff  Jacob,  vict.  Old  York  road  above  Tammany 
Grog  Bartholomew,  carter  corner  Coates  and  Seventh 
Groff  Joseph,  victualler  225  N.  Eighth  [see  Graf 

Groff  Joseph,  victualler  Lawrence  above  Wood 
Grogan  Margaret,  widow  corner  Rose  and  Coates 
Groome  Rachel,  widow,  John  corner  Callowhill 
Grose  Henry,  cordwainer  20  Budd 
Grose  Michael,  carpenter  98  Budd 
Grosner  Joseph,  earthenware  manuf.  Maria bel.  O.  Y.  r, 
Gross  Ann  D.  widow  of  Jacob,  Quince  below  Walnut 
Gross  Gottleib,  hog  victualler  cor.  Ch.Hrles  and  Pleasant 
Gross  George,  farmer  Passyunk  below  Prime 
Gross  Henry,  farmer  16  Starr  alley 
Gross  Jacob,  shoemaker  144  south  12th  below  Walnut 
Gross  John,  accountant  back  39  Newmarket 
Gross  John,  shoemaker  Cherry  W.  Sch.  Eighth 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  OUl 

f Gross  Thomas,  jun.  undertakcT  and  cabinetmaker  136 

Lombard 
Groijun  Peter  A.  editor  of  the  PhiladrlpluH  Priccb  Cur- 

niu  anil  Weekly  Public  Sale  Report  151  bouth  3d 
Gnitjaii  &  Blatchford,  editors  ot  the  I'hiladelphiu  Letter 

Sheet  Prices  Current  151  south  Third 
Grouchy  {Marshal)  Emanuel,  244  L<.mbard 
Grouel  George,  labourer  Third  near  George  (N  L) 
Grout  Jonathan,  inventor  of  uiuversal  grammar,  1  Car- 
penter's court,  irn/uirc  of  R.  Desilver 
Grover  Christopher,  shipmaster  20  Union  alley 
Grover  George  spoonmaker  37  Bick's  alley 
Grover  John,  sea  captain  281  south  Front 
Grover  John  D.  l)natbuilder  Church  street 
Grover  Thomas  D.  wharf  builder  33  Christian 
Gro\es  Anthony,  mercht.  3  N.  Front — d  h  16  north  7th 
Groves  Christiana,  widow  of  Robert,  Red's  court  back 

198  Cedar 
Groves  Daniel,  bricklayer  169  Vine 
Groves  E.  widow  of  Christopher  119  north  5th 

[Afr  Cravrs  isf  Greevea 
fGroves  Samuel,  labourer  cor.  Eleventh  and  Filbert 
Groves  William,  bricklayer  132  CoUowhill 
Grow  Jane,  widow  Lyttle's  court 
Grubb  Christopher,  hsherman  Wood  ab.  Queen  (K) 
Grubb  Christopher,  labourer  Wood  near  Queen 
Grubb  Curtis,  68  north  Ninth 
Grubb  Elizabeth,  widow  23  Cox's  alley 
Grubb  Jacob,  mariner  Hanover  near  Prince 
Grubb  John,  cedar  coojkm-  l"ammany  below  O.  Y.  road 
Grugan  Charles,  plasterer  Quince  above  Spruce 
Gut)ert  Joseph  H.  china  merciiant  264  High 
Guenat  John  B.  merchant  230  Walnut 
Guest  Anna  and  Amelia,  gentlewomen  240  Filbert  above 

Twelfth  [Ar(°  Gest 

Guest  Elizabeth  and  Anna,   gentlewomen   330  Arch 

above  Eleventh 
Gue-n;ird  Theodore,  jeweller  Davison's  alley 
Guiau  E  J.  merchant  S  E  corner  Pine  and  5th 
Guier  Adam,  grazier  near  Ciray's  ferry         [^see  Geyer 
Guiev  widow  of  Andrew  329  Race 
Guier  George,  n\erchanl  8  Minor — d  h  361  Race 
Guiir  Mary,  widow  6  I/itllc  Pine 
Guier  S;»rah,  widow  6  Little  Pine 
Guier  Win.  &  Son,  nierch;ints  8  Minor 
Guier  Wni   merchant  8  Minor  and  5  north  Ninth — d  h 

242  Walnut 
Guirey  Samuel,  merchant  23  north  Front 
Guigue  A.  baker  343  south  Front 
Guiilou  Victor,  dancing  master  Washington  hall — d  h 

175  south  5tii 
Gum  William,  tailor  125  S.  Water— d  h  289  S.  Front 
Guinn  Margaret,  washerwoman  1  Goforth  alley 


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Guirey  Daniel,  farmer  Passyunk  below  Federal 
Gulager  Mrs.  Mary,  gentlewoman  19  Aixh 
Guldy  Jacob,  labourer  Weaver's  alley 
GuUen  John,  stonecutter  289  Arch — dh  Schriver's  ct. 
Gumpert  Abraham,  merchant  31  Callowhill 
Gumpert  Saml.  mei'chant  31  Callowhill — store  263N  2d 
Gumpert  S.  &  Co.  merchants  263  north  Second 
Gundelach  C.H.  storekeeper  21  Callowhill 
Gundelach  G.  innkeeper  20  Bread 
Gune  Jacob,  carpenter  U.  S.  arsenal  Gray's  ferry  road 
Guthrie  Ann,  widow  4  Fayette 
Guy  Matthew,  typefounder  Cedar  above  Tenth 
Guyant  David,  shipwright  Wai-ren  (K) 
Ciuyant  John,  462  north  Third 
Guyer  George,  carpenter  260  north  Eighth 
Guyerly  Daniel,  farmer  Passyunk  road  bel.  Federal  st. 
Guyger  Casper,  tailor  Blackhorse  alley 
Guyger  George,  hatter  87  south  Fourth 
Guyger  James,  tailor  5  Lemon  street 
Guys  Edward,  deputy  keeper  of  prison  168  south  11th 

{see  Geisse  and  Grice 
Gwin  Alexander,  tailor  25  Gilles's  alley 
Gwin  Andrew,  tavernkeeper  26  Pine  alley 
Gwin  William,  carter  49  Currant  alley 


HAARS  CHRISTIAN,  vinegar  merch.  Race 

Haars  Jacob,  sugar  refiner  189  Cherry 

Haas  Adam,  carpenter  315  south  Third 

Haas  Charles,  painter,  &c.  124  Coates 

Haas  Fred,  carpenter  N  W  cor.  Callowhill  and  Eighth 

Haas  Frederick,  shoemaker  110  Green 

Haas  Frederick,  stockingweaver  361  north  Third 

Haas  Hannah,  widow  391  north  Third 

Haas  John,  cooper  391  north  Third  \_see  Hause 

Haas  Samuel,  carpenter  cor.  Poplar  lane  and  Sixth 

Habbeck  Henry,  cordwainer  378  south  Third 

Habermehl  Henry,  saddler  4  Stamper's  alley 

Hacker  George,  baker  106  Budd 

Hacker  John,  labourer  (Vineyard)  Ridge  road 

Hackett  Hannah,  widow  264  south  Fourth 

jHackett  Joseph,  sawyer  25  Mary's  alley 

fHackney  Ezekiel,  oysterman  Relief  alley  ab.  Front 

Hackney  Joseph,  boardinghouse  68  Vine 

Hackney  Rachel,  widow  8  Springett  alley 

tHaddocks  Seymour,  shipwright  138  Crab 

HafFline  Sarah,  widow  133  north  Sixth 

Haga  Godfrey,  gentleman  (Gothic  mansion)  Chesnut 

above  Twelfth 
Hagar  Catharine,  hardware  dealer  59  Coates 
Hagar  Christian,  cordwainer  21  Sassafras  alley 
Hagar  Daniel,  grocer  and  tavern  359  north  Front 


yHILADELPHlA  DIRECTORY.  HAI 

H^ger  John,  shoemaker  22  Vernon  street 

|H;igerman  John,  waiter  36  Biird's  court 

jHagernnui  Sarah  widow  25  Mary's  alley 

Hagcrty  Deborah,  widow  Norman  alley 

Hugerty  Henry,  milkman  Poplar  lane  n.  Ridg«  road 

Hagerty  Thomas,  lab(.urer  St.  Mary's 

Haghcy  Ann,  widow  Hazel  alley 

Haghery  Hugh,  smith  Smith's   court  n.  Schuylkill  8th 

Hagins  Andrew,  painter  back  325  Spruce 

Hagner  P.  chocolate  manufactory  112  Race  and  at  the 

Falls  of  Schuylkill 
Hagner  William  cordwainer  Cherry  below  West  (K) 
Hagner  William  V.  carpenter  18  Garden 
Haghtoz  Jacob,  sugarboiler  25  Church  alley 
Hague  Andrew,  milkman  Hanover  near  Prince 
Hague  William  milkman,  Hanover  near  Prince 
H  ihn  Ann,  widow  Garden  street 
Hahn  John  W.  iinkeeper  Germantown  road  ab.  Otter 
Hahn  John,  packer,  John  above  Callowliill 
Hahn  Peter,  merchant  101  N.   Front— d  h  222  Arch 
Haig  Henry,  shipwright  Hanover  above  Queen 
Haig  Thomas,  potter  north  4th  above  Poplar — d  h  Pop-- 

lar  lane  near  Second 
Haigh  Elizabeth,  Mrs  of  Charles,  Scott's  alley 
Haight  Charles,  printer  8  Hinkel's  court 
Hailer  Catliarine,  widow,  bleeder  and  cupper  62  N.  6th 
Hailcr  Fretlerick,  ladies  shoemaker  40  north  Sixth 
Hail  Joseph,  carter  Arch  west  of  Schuylkill  Third 

[see  Hale  and  Heyl 
Hailly  Elizabeth,  widow  87  north  Ninth 
Haily  Philip,  stonecutter  Shippen  above  Seventh 
Haine  Jacob  blacksmith  cor.  Sixth  and  Coates 
Hains  George,  tobacconist  64  north  Tliird 
Hains   John,    victualler  south  Fourth   near   Merriott's 

lane — stall  15  New  Market 
Haines  J.  Morrow,  lastniaker  13  Dock  street 
Hains  Philip,  blacksmith  back  21Ui  Arch 
Hains  Saml.  surveyor  and  city  regulator  317  Mulberry' 
Haines  C.  W.  teacher  Pnint-no-point 
Haines  Catharine,  widow  Wood  above  Prince 
Haines  Daniel,  gravedigger  Ciierry  above  Duke 
Haines  Ei)hraim,  lumber  incrcliant,  &c.  307  and  d  h  174 

north  Front  [ste  Haynea  and  Jleim 

Haines  Hannah  widow  18  Watson's  alley 
Haines  Henry,  cordwainer  240  Lombard  street 
Haines  John  chinajjacker  Jolwi  above  Callowhill 
Haines  John  grocer  Second  near  Gcrniantown  road 
Haines  John,  gardener  Cherry  corner  Duke 
Haines  John,  shipwright  Crown  below  Prince  (K) 
Haines  John,  victualler  Foiirtii  below  Merriott  s  lau(. 
Haines  Joseph,  grocer  503  noi  th  Second 
Haines  Joseph,  drayman  James  opposite  Rugan 
Haines  Joseph,  waggoncover  maker  120  Filbert 


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Haines  Joseph,  carpenter  Callowhill  above  Tenth 

Haines  Joseph,  carpenter  Alder  ahey 

Haines  Josiah,  boatbuilder  231  Swanson 

Haines  N  &  Charles  tanners  and  storekeepers,  Coo- 
per's ferry  (N  J) 

Haines  Peter,  carpenter  Cherry  near  Duke 

Haines  Reube.i,  gentleman  300  Chesnut 

tH  tines  Thomas  carter  13th  above  Cedar 

H.abach  A.  merchant  19  Dock— d  h  119  south  Fifth 

tHalbert  Joseph  doctoi*  23  Small  street 

Hale  Margery  widow  boardinghouse  SW  corner  of 
Race  and  Seventh 

Hale  Matthias,  gunsmith  Juniper  above  Race 

Hale  Thomas  blacksmith  Second  near  Pegg's  street 

Hale  Thomas,  broker  83  and  d  h  284  Chesnut 

Hale  Thomas  291  north  Second — d  h  27  Newmarket 

Hdley  Elizabeth,  nurse  85  north  Ninth 

Haley  John,  shopkeeper  318  south  Sixth 

Haley  Owen,  farmer  back  125  Plum 

Halford  Henry,  victualler  corner  Cedar  and  Sixth 

Halfpenny  Robert  painter  &c.  168  north  Eighth 

Hall  Abraham,  back  75  Christian 

Hall  Alexander,  grocer  S  W  corner  Cedar  and  Penn 

Hall  and  Atkinson,  printers  53  High 

tHall  A.  labourer  Bonsall 

f  Hall  Cssar^  porter  235  Catharine 

Hall  Catharine,  widow  Prince  near  Hanover 

Hall  David,  printer  53  High     [see  Hill,  Hail  and  Heyl 

Hall  Elizabeth,  widow  79  south  Eleventh 

Hall  Elizabeth,  widow  86  Browne 

Hall  Elizabeth,  widow  14  Fayette  street 

Hall  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Benjamin  matron  of  the  Or- 
phan's Asylum,  corner  of  Cherry  and  Sch.  Fifth 

Hall  Elizabeth,  Mrs.  13th  near  Cedar 

Hall  Harrison,  bookseller  and  publisher  of  the  Port  Fo- 
lio 209  Chesnut — d  h  Eleventh  above  Market 

Hall  Harriet  B.  mantuamaker  12G  Cherry 

Hall  Henry,  labourer  Ann  west  of  12th 

Hall  Isaac,  corder  Hayscales  wharf— d  h  318  n.  Front 

Hall  Isaac,  shipmaster  35  Almond 

fHall  Isaiah,  hatter  Lyndall's  court 

Hall  Jacob,  merchant  190  High 

Hall  James,  hayscales  keeper  cor.  Buttonwood  6c  8th 

Hall  James,  hardware  store  5  N  2d— d  h  61  north  Sixth 

fHall  James,  labourer  back  100  north    Eleventh 

-fHall  James,  labourer  Ball  alley 

Hall  James,  printer  carpenter  near  Fifth 

Hall  James,  carpenter  126  Pine 

Hall  John,  hatter  66  north  Front 

Hall  John,  gentleman  5  north  Eleventh 

Hall  John,  clock  and  watchmaker  S  E  corner  Secqnd 
and  Union — d  h  71  Union 

Hall  John  E.  attorney  at  law  Eleventh  above  Market 

Hall  John,  weaver  Germantown  road  above  Second 


I'lllLADELPHlA   DIRECTORY.         HAM 

Hall  John,  carpenter  118  south  Tenth 

Hal!  John,  cordwaincr  York   street 

Hill  Joseph,  cottnnspinner  (ieorge  (N.L.) 

tHall  Lavmia,  widow  71  Pine  near  Second 

H.I  11  Louisa  widow  George  (N  L)  near  Second 

Hall  Margaret  widow  back  42  Zane 

Hall  Margaret,  71   High 

Hall  Mary  Mrs.  134  south  Eighth 

Hall  Mary,  milliner  31  north  Fourth 

Hail  Peleg,  shipmaster  236  south  Front 

Hall  Robert,  waterman  M'Culloch's  court 

Hall  Samuel,  labourer  Vine  alley  near  Thirteenth 

Hall  Spiccr,  shoemaker  west  of  the  Perm,  bridge 

Hall  1  iiomas,  sea  captain  3  south  Tenth 

Hall  Thomas  M.  M.  D  corner  6th  &  Callowhill 

Hall  Thomas,  hayweigher  corner  Front  &  Frankford  v 

Hall  widow  of  Thomas  M  42  south  Sixth 

Hall  William,  printer  Mulberrv  court 

Hall  William  blacksmith  cor.  Oak  &  Coates  (N  L) 

Hall  William,  shallopman,  Burd's  alley 

tHall  Wm.  coachman  Wagner's  alley 

iHall  Zara,  hatter  Lyndall's  court 
lallman  John  S.  oak  cooper  Phariss's' court 
H  dlman  Mary,  tailoress  Loxley's  court 
Hallo  well  Chas.  T.  merchhant  125    High— d  h     11th 

belcAv  Arch 
Hallowell  Chalkley,  shoestore  97  north  Second 
Hallowell  Edward,  merchant  169  Callowhill 
H  illowell  Jesse,  clerk,  85  Callowhill 
Hallowell  John,  counsellor  at  law,  SE  cor.  Chesnut  &  5th 
Htillowcll  Wm.  jun.  ironmonger  l9rN.'3d.  Isee  HoUoiveU 
Halstead  Sarah,  widow  of  captain  Isaac  45  Shippen 
Halverson  Hannah,  widow  299  south  Front 
Hslzel  John,  tailor  513  north  Third 
Halzel  Mary,  widow  419  north  Front 
Ham  Huffman  carter  back  47  Kunckel 
Hama  Godfrey,  grocer  h.  E.  corner  Green  and  Third 
Hambauch  Jacob,  bl.icksmith  1  Green's  court 
Hamel  Butler,  baker  60  Penn 

Hamel  Christian  vict.  2  Old  Shambles — d  h'Buttonwood 
Ham..  Jacob,  tailor  22  J>nes's  alley 
Hamer  john,  teacher  Beach  near  Marlborough 
Han\ill  HenYy  H.  tavernkeeper  (head  quartci-s   of  the 

PotatKc  Cl«b)  13  south  Seventh 
Hamill  James,  blacksmith  Price's  court 
Hamili  James,  watchman  Walnut  above  Broad 
Hamdl  Jo!m,  carpenter  Vine  above  Thirteenib 
Hamill  and  Pierie,  curners  81  Dock  [str //urns 

Hamill  Riibc  rt,  currier  81  Dock 
11  iinill  Samuel  shoestore,  2 IK  south  Third 
Ha;neliii  Joseph  P.  one  of  the  editors  of  the  Freeman's 

Jourtiul  and  Merca;ilile  Advertiser,  SW  cor.  Chesnut 

and  Front— d  h  208  south  Fourth 


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Hamielton  George,  dealer  105  Cedar 
Hamilton  Alexander  324  north  Secend 
Hamilton  Archibald,  carter  Crown  near  Qtieeu 
Hamilton  &  Desabay,  painters  &c.  215  south  Fifth 
Hamilton  Elizabeth  drygoods  store  117  north  Fifth 
Hamilton  Gavin,  tobacconist  122  High 
Hamilton  George,  shoemaker  262  Arch 
Hamilton  Hannah,  boardinghouse  200  Arch 
Hamilton  and  Hood,  grocers  4  High 
Hamilton  James,  gentleman  260  Walnut 
Hamilton  James,  sea  captain  17  North  alley 
Hamilton  James,  shallopman  121  Moyamensing  road 
Hamilton  John,  shipwright  89  Bioad 
Hamilton  John,  cordwainer  52  Plum 
Hamilton  John  hatter  249nortli  Second  &  50  CallowhiU 
Hamilton  John,  drygoods  and  hat  store  9  north  Third 
Hamilton  John  grocer  4  High — d  h  18  Race 
Hamilton  John  W.  painter,  See.  215  south  Fifth 
Hamilton  Margaretta  M.  drygoods  store  28  south  2d 
Hamilton  Phcebe,  widow  38  Strawberry  j 

Hamilton  Priscilla,  widow  6  Chancery  lane 
Hamilton  Rachel,  Federal  above  Second 
Hamilton  Rebecca,  boardinghouse  82  south  Eighth 
Hamilton  Robert,  late  waterman  back  31  Catharine 
Hamilton  Robert,  carter  back  18  Green 
Hamiltor.  WiUiam  K.  livery  stable  Bank — d  h  99  Arch 
Hamilton  William,  cordwainer  96  north  Seventh 
Hamilton  William,  mariner  25  Little  German 
Hamilton  William,  cabinetmaker  Cedar  below  Twelfth 
Hamilton  \N  illiam,  accountant  448  south  Front 
Hamilton  William,  mariner  4  Eagle  court 
Hamlin  Joseph,  carter  Frankf.  road  near  Shakamaxon 
Hamlin  Thomas,  boardinghouse  114  Swanson 
Hamm  Anthony,  shipwright  Second  below  Federal 
Haraman  Philip,  sugar  refiner  Wood  below  Third 
Hammar  Adam,  shoemaker  60  Vine 
Hammer  Lewis,  fruiterer  147  north  Third 
Hammit  Isaac,  shipwright  Hanover  near  Queen 
riammit  Joseph,  blacksmitli  9th  below  Lombard 
Hammit  Mary,  widow  Shakamaxon  near  Queen 

Hammit innkeeper  north  Front  n.  Blackhorse  lane 

Ham  mitt  Jane,  widow  Hanover  near  Queen 

Ham  mitt  Thomas,  sea  captain  back  111  Browne  street 

Hammon  Elijah,  cordwainer  354  N.  2d — dh  167  Coatcs 

tHamition  Frederick  labourer  Swedes  court 

Hampshire  John,  129  north  Eleventh 

Hamptffin  Alexander,  carpenter,  407  Mulberry  above    • 

Eleventh 
Hampton  Elizabeth,  widow  teacher  125  New 
Hampton  Jacob,  keeper  of  Arch  street  ferry  and  inn 
Hampton  John  H.  shipmaster  448  south  Front 
Hampton  Jonathan,  attorney  at  law  21  S.  7th 
Hampton  Mrs.  Mary  146  south  Eighth  [see  Hamfiton 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  HAN 

Hanagan  James,  cordwaint-r  2  Baker's  court 

H;mcc  Jeremiali,  grocci-  90  Budd  corner  Poplar 

Hance  John,  teacher  64  Lombard — d  h  273  south    Front 

Hancock.  Ann,  millinery  and  fancy  store  37  north  2d 

H  incock,  Teagle,  farmer  Jcrviss  s  lane  above  Front 

Hancock  W  C.  hardware  stove  88  north  Second 

Hancocks  Robert,  silkdyer  93  Vine 

Hand  Caleb,  sea  captain  26  Green 

Hand  E.  waterman  29  Beck's  alley 

Hand  Klijah,  sea  captain  498  south  Front 

Hand  Jeremiah,  carter  275  north  Front 

Hand  Jolin,  mariner  58  Vine 

Hand  Ruth,  schoolmistress  130  Sassafras 

Handerhun  Elizabeth,  widow  Fryor's  alley 

Handley  James,  importer  of  hardware,  &c.  32  N.  Third 

d.  h.  Old  York  road  above  Callowhill 
tHandy  Sarah,  widow  21  Hurst 
Haney  Thomas,  carter  Cedar  above  Tenth 
Hangary  Gabriel,  shipwright  Marlborough  below  Prince 
Hanigan  John,  carpenter  Ann  between  12th  &  13tli 
Hanington  John,  cordwainer  Charlotte  below  Poj)lar 
Hank  Henry  labourer  Mulberry  allev  above  Eighth 
Hank  John,  iun.  combmaker  back  120  north  Eleventh 
Hanker  Catharine,  widow  north  4th  above  Browne 
Hankins  Daniel,  tailor.  Strawberry  street 
Hankinson,  widow  of  Samuel,  157  Coates 
Hankinsou  Samuel,  bricklayer  157  Coates 
H.jikinson  Thomas,  bricklayer  51  Budd 
Hanle  John,  carter  205  Callowhill 
Hanlen  John,  lal>ourer  Morgan's  court  above  Vine 
Hanna  Edward,  late  tavernkecpcr  291  South  Fi'ont 
H.inna  Edward,  hatter  Kunckel  below  Green 
Hanna  John,  stevedore  20  Almond  street 
Hanna  John,  stevedore  28  Vine 

Hi.nnah  Preston,  gardener  Spruce  west  of  Sch.  Front 
Hannahgaui  Rutli,  widow  2  Cherry 
Hannan  John,  bricklaytr  232  Plum 
Hannings  Williani,  cordwainef  Rose-  allev 
Hannis  Andrew,  farmei-  Passyunk  below  Buck  I'oad 
Hannold  George,  tailor  49  Coates  alley 
Hannum  I«iaac  (i.   printer  110  soutli  Second 
H  mnum  Mrs.  milliner  110  south  Second 
Hause  Chas.  carter  Old  York  road  above  Poplar  lane 
Hanse  Conrad,  coaclimaker   S.  VV.  comer   Fourth  & 

Walnut— d.  h.  121  Walnut 
Hanse  Cliarlcs,  l)nckn).iker  Sell.  Second  near  Walnut 
Hause  ik  Harper,  coachniakers  S.  W.  cor.  Walnut  Sv,  4tii 
Hanse  Jacob    l)rickn\ake:    TiHChailotte 
JHanse  Jacob,  labourer  205  Ciierry 
Hiuse  J.mes,  mariut  r  Wasliington  above  Second 
Hanse  Samuel,  bookbinder  170  south  Second 
Hansell  Andrew  mariner  67  Quten  (S.) 
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Hansel!  Charles  F.  combmaker  cor.  Wood  and  Eighti» 
Hansel!  8c  Iseminger,  wheelwriglits  cor.  6th  8c  Passyunk 
Hansel!  Jacob,  gravedigger  11  Hinkel's  court 
Hansel!  Barbara,  shopkeeper  106  north  Third 
Hansel!  Janies,  clock,  8cc.  maker  3  N.  Sixth — d.  h.  180 

Race 
Hansel!  John,  wheelwright  Queen  below  Sixth 
Hansel!  Joseph,  carver  and  gilder,  162  Race 
Hansel!  Mary,  162  Sassafras 

Hansel!  P.  H.  gilder  Old  York  road  below  Tammany 
Hansel!  Sarah,  widow  49^  north  7th 
Hansel!  Sarah,  widow  storekeeper  18  N.  6th 
Hansel!  Thomas,  turner  291  Arch — d.  h.  2  Schriver'sct. 
Hansel!  William,  blacksmith  back  12  Schriver's  court 
Hansel!  William  M.  drygoods  store  16  north  Sixth — dh 

173  south  11th 
Hansel!  William  S.  saddler,  8cc.  24  High 
Hansel!  Wm.  accountant  173  south  11th 
f  Hanson  Benjamin,  shoeblack  2  south  Twelfth 
Hanson  John,  merchants  N.  E  corner  High  and  Water 
Hanson  Lorenzo,  mariner  99  St.  John 
Hanson  Matthias,  tallowchandler  7  EUzabeth 
Hanson  Matthias,  labourer  Broad  below  George 
Hanson  8c  Roberts,  merchants  N.  E.  cor.  High  &  Water 
Hara  John,  bi'ushmaker  162  south  Third 
Harbaugh  Samuel,  tailor  Ann  W.  Sch.  Eighth 
Harberger  Henry,  dentist  132  S.  Eleventh  be!.  Walnut 
Harberger  Henry,  jun.  copper  and  tin  ware  and  wire 

fender  manuf.  406  High  ab.  13th — d.  h.  High  near  Sch. 

Sixth 
Harbert  Isaac,  bricklayer  151  north  9th     {see  Herbert 
Harbert  John,  carter  Sch.  Eighth  below  Vine 
Harbert  Zebedee,  bottler  133  Green 
Harbeson  Benjamin,  agent  for  the  inland  transportation 

of  merchandise  21  Minor — d-  h.  74  Wood  cor.  John 
Harbeson  Hugh,  grocer,  store  on  the  Drawbridge— d  h. 

110  Union 
Harbeson  Joseph,  inquire  130  south  Sixth 
Harborn  Joseph,  jr.  cooper  6  Vernon 
Harborn  Joseph,  sen.  mariner  22  Shippen 
Harden  James,  clockdial  and  japan  manuf.  18  Dock 
Harder  8c  Conningham,  drygoods  store  78  north  Second 
Harder  John  G.  furrier  78  north  Second 
Hardie  David,  inspector  of  customs  22  Oak  (S.) 
Hai'din  Wm    carpenter  Gardner's  court 
Harding  Hezekiah,  sea  captain  85  Pine 
Harding  Jasper,  printer  366  south  Second 
fHarding  John,  mariner  Quince  below  Locust 
Harding  John,  oakcooper  Rose  alley  (N.  L.)  bel.  Green 
Harding  Richard,  stablekeeper  102  Sassafras 
Haiding  w idov/  of  George  366  south  Second 
tHarding  William,  mariner  Second  below  Christian 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  HAR 

Hardunuff  George  cordwainer  94  Plum 

Huidway  Henry, chandler  488  south  Second 

H.irdwick  John,  puiiUer  &  glazier  Cypress  alley 

Hard  wick  Robert,  accountant,  &c.  20  Raspberry  alley 

tHardy  (ieorge,  labourer  St.  jolui  above  Poplar 

H  inly  John,  baker  146  south  Front 

Hardy  John,  labourer  Spafford 

H.irdy  John  C  baker  "8  Spruce  [_see  Hardie 

Hardy  Patrick,  grocer  N.  vV.  corner  Fourth  and  Plum 

Hare  Chas.  W.  attorney    at  law   S.  W.  cor.  10th  and 

Walnut 
Hare  &  Masey,  merchants  S.  wharves  ab.  Drawbridge 
Hare  Robert,  professor  of  chemistry  S.  E.  corner  of 

Walnut  and  10th 
Haren  Mary,  widow  9  Cox's  alley 
H  irford  John,  accountant  Walnut  alley 
Hargan  Carey,  bottler  12  Pine 
H.irgesheimer  John,  painter  8cc.  140  Swanson  and  94 

Catharine  street 
H  .rgesheimer  Jonathan,  vict.  stall  77  Newmarket 
Hargesh.cimer  S.  victualler  1  Church  street 
Hargis  Julian,  boardinghouse  5  Franklin  couit 
Harker  Benj.  bricklayer  161  north  Fourth 
Harker  Joshua  G.  merchant  27  north  6th 
Harker  Thomas,  carter  Cooper's  court  (N.  L.) 
Harkins  Catharine,  widow  Stcinmetz  court 
Harkins  John,  cordwainer  96  Cedar 
Harkins  Mary,  widow  Poplar  lane  near  St.  John 
Harkins  Neil,  stablekeeper  Willing's  alley — d.  h.  back 

88  south  Third 
Havkins  Wm.  cordwainer  Carpenter  (S.)  below  Sixth 
Haikins  W'illiam,  cordwainer  49  Plum 
Harlan  (ieorge,  carpenter  ,39  Crown 
Harlan  Henry  carpenter  10th  above  Pine 
Harlan  Joshua,  broker  79  Arch 
Harlan  Richard,  M.  D.  79  Arch 
Harlan  widow  of  William,  138  south  10th 
Harland  John,  merchant  140  Mulberry 
Harland  John,  jun.  merchant  403  Mulberry 
Harlay  Francis,  coppersmith  95  south  Front — d.  h.  63 

Dock 
Harley  George  &  F.  coppersmiths  95  south  Front 
Harley  (ieo.  coppersmith  95  S.  Frojit— d,  h.  126  Spruce 
Harley  Rudolph,  tanner  Maidtn  3  d<iors  W.  of  stone  b. 

tHarman  Ann,  back  10  Cypress  alley 
[arman  Elizabeth,  boardiiigtiouse  204  Race 
tHarman  Ezekicl  porter  304  south  Seventh 
jHarman  E-  oysterman  304  Hakcr  sti'eet 
rl.irman  George,  plaster*  i-  Castle  street 
Hannan  Jacob,  jun.  sea  captain  117  Lombard 
Harman  Jeremiah,  labourer  291  south  Fourth 

tHarman  Jeremiah,  labourer  back  299  south  Third 
larman  Jesse,  carpenter  Brusstar's  alley  (K.) 
fHarman  John  S.  carter  Shippen  below  Eightli 


HAR  whitely's  annual 

fHarman  L^wis,  porter  Atkinson's  court 
tHarman  Lot,  porter  in  flourstore,  257  Spruce 
Harman  Mary,  shopkeeper  N.  E„  cor.  New  &  Fourth 
Harman  Mary,  widow  washerwoman  Wood  above  3d 
Harmar  Hannah,  gloveress  3  Friends'  almshouse 
Harmar  Mezzy  widow  corner  Queen  &  Shakamaxon 
Harmes  J.  N.  merchant  8  Minor — d.  h.  258  Wahiut 
tHarmon  Joseph,  oysterman  Shippen  below  8th 
Harmstead  Laurence,  carpenter  26  Elizabeth 
Harmstead  Sarah,  storekeepg*,  56  north  Fourth 
Harmstead  Martin,  shoemaker  135  north  Front  S.  E. 

corner  Race 
Harmstead  Wm.  carpenter  Weaver's  ay.  [see  Hermstadt 
Harned  John,  tinplateworker  330  liigh 
Harod  David,  labourer  30  Stamper's  alley 
Harod  Jane,  widow  22  Cedar  street 
Harp  Abraham,  cordwainer  Castle  street 
Harpel  Jno.  cordwainer.  Wood  above  Second 
Harper  Alexander,  blacksmith  Filbert  E.  of  11th,  and 

12  N.  Tenth. 
Harper  Charles  A.  &  Co.  merchants  S.  E.  corner  Arch 

and  Second — d,  h.  21  Mulberry 
Harper  Eciward,  painter  8cc.  alley  near  Allen  street 

Frankford  road 
Harper  James,  jun.  briekmaker  291  Walnut 
Harper  James,  briekmaker  Barker  near  Sch. Fourth 
Harper  John  P.  innkeeper  60  Dock 
Harper  John,  saddler  146  north  Third 
Harper  John,  cooper  21  south  Water 
Harper  John  grocer  205  Cedar 
Harper  Peter,  dealer,  475  north  Second 
Harper  Samuel,  tailor  1  Schriver's  court 
Harper  Thomas,  briekmaker  Chesnut  corner  Sch.  4th 
Harper  Thomas,  agent  for  inland  transportation  of  mer- 
chandise, and  treasurer  and  secretary  for  the  Schuyl- 
kill navigation  company,  18  Decatur  street 
Harper  Walter,  coachmaker  back  127  Walnut 
Harpham  Simeon,  teacher  back  96  Union 
Harpur  Ruth,  widow  Maiden  below  Front 
Harrar  George,  rulemaker  Coates  below  Sixth 
Harrar  John,  carpenter  Law's  court 
Harrell  James  M.  printer  back  186  Lombard 
Harrington  Daniel,  dentist  235  Arch 
Harrington  William,  printer,  62  Chesnut 
Harris  Adam  G.  coachmaker  14  Currant  alley 
iHarris  Alexander,  labourer  SpafFord  street 
Harris  Benjamin,  brewer  Ann  W.  Sch.  Eighth 
fHarris  Benj.  waiter  in  store  129  Cedar 
Harris  Charles  B.  painter  &c.  30  Bank— d.  h.  3  Sassafras 

alley 
Harris  Charles,  drug,  glass  and  colour  warehouse,  12 

south  Front 
Harris  Charles,  paperhanger,  23  Coorr-b's  alley 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.         HAR 

tHarris  Daniel,  sawyer  196  south  Sixth 

J  Harris  Hector,  labourer  248  Loniljard 

Hams  Jiimes,  (Irayiiiaii  Ann  West  Sch.  Eighth 

tHarris  James,  lubourtr  Browne  above  4th 

Harris  Jane,  widow  St  Mary 

Hurls  Jolin,  dealer  Ciarden  \u'ar  Callowhill 

Harris  John,  mariner  7  Meade  alley 

Harris  Joiiii,  labourer  Wliarton  below  Second 

Harris  John,  tailor  Wiggins's  court 

Harris  John  \V.  c  irpeiiter  205  Race 

Harris  Joseph,  carpenter  170  south  Ninth 

H  irris  M;iry  Mrs.  boardinghonse  35  Cliesnut 

H.irris  Michael  labourer  Old  York  road  near  George 

tH:irri<;Nathanitl,  labouier  28  Budd  sti-eet 

Harris  Nicholas,  Hour  and  feedstore  35  Lombard 

Har«  is  Richard,  tavenikeeper  16  north  Third 

Harris  Robert,  mariner  Drinker's  court 

Harris  Samuel,  coppersmith  1  Poplar  alley 

H  irris  Sanuiel,M.  d.  Camden  (N  J.) 

f  Harris  Sarah,  washerwoman  Smith's  court  n.  Sch.  8th 

tHarris  Simeon,  mariner  back  399  south  '1  hird 

Harris  S  B.  merchant  199  High— d.h.  98  south  Third 

Harris  Thomas,  silverplater  Brooke's  court 

Harris  Thomas,  M.  d.  210  south  Third 

tHarris  Walter,  142  south  Eighth 

Harris  William,  collector  of  taxes  127  south  11th 

Harriss  Wm.  china  mercht.  27  north  3d — d.  h.  Vine  ab. 

Crown 
Harriss  &  Wright,  china  merchants  27  north  Third 

Harris  William,  porter  Pine  above  Ninth 

Harris  William,  oysterman  48  Filbert 

Harris  Wm.  porter  Fitzwater  abo^a  Sixth 

Harris  Wm.  labourer  Bringhurst's  court 

Harris  Wm-  mariner  back  85  Small 
Hairison  Amelia  C.  widow  teacher  Quince  ab.  Spruce 
Hai-rison  Charles  E.  paperhanger  2  Littleboy's  court 
Harrison  Cliarles  V.  engraver  and  copperplate  printer 

336  Chesnut  above  Twelfth 
Harrison  Francis,  grocer  453  N.  Second  cor.  Browne 
Harrison  Geo.  navy  agent  64  Dock — d  h  156  Chesnut 
Harrison  Henry,  sea  cajniiin. Beach  near  Marlborough 
Harrison  Henry,  broker  80  S.  Front — d  h  218  Chesnut 
Harrison  Henry,  stevedore  9  Bnrd's  alley 
Harrison  Israel,  bricklayer  19  Carter's  alley 
Harrison  Jt>hn,  clxemist  and  wliite  lead  manufac.  near 

hrst  gate  Frankford  road 
Harrison  Jolm,  innkeeper  and  blacksmith  S  E  comer 

Fourth  and  (ierman 
Harrison  Joseph,  ironmoulder  Beach  street  (K.) 
Harrison  Josiah,  attorney  at  l.iw  Camden  N.  J. 
Harrison  Rachel,  widow  2  Chester 
Harrison  Ruth  widow  of  Robert,  118  south  Front 
Harrison  Richard,  engraver  12  Chester 
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Harrison  Samuel,  cordvvainer  267  Coates 

Harrison  Thos.  locksmith  cor.  Queen  8c  Third 

Harrison  Thomas,  m.  d,  2  Chester 

Harrison  Thomas,  sea  captain  15  Mary  (S.) 

Harrison  Wm.  shipwright  Ferris's  court 

Harrison  William,  boardinghouse  343  High 

fHarrison  William,  hairdresser  15  Blackberry  alley 

tHari-od  Sarah,  widow  20  Juniper  alley 

Harrow  John,  fencemaker  Carpenter  below  Sixth 

Harrow  John,  junr.  carpenter  108  Christian 

Hari'v  William,  laborer  back  10  Oak  (S.) 

Hart 'Abraham  L.  music  store  11  S.  4th — d  h  75  N.  4th 

Hart  Charles,  grocer  337  Callowhill 

Hart  Elizabeth,  nurse  back  26  Spruce 

Hart  Hetty,  widow  boardinghouse  75  north  Fourth 

Hart  James  M.  innkeeper  184  north  I'hird 

Hart  James,  gentleman  294  north  Third 

Hart  James,  blacksmith  back  40  Bread 

Hart  John,  druggist  lower  8  south  2d— d  h  195  Arch 

Hart  John,  shoemaker  225  Cedar 

Hart  John  V.  merchant  173  Callowhill 

fHart  John,  waiter  51  Currant  alley 

Hart  Joseph,  grazier  186  north  Third 

Hart  Levi,  teacher  of  the  Greek  and  Latin  languages 

14^  south  Eighth 
Hart  Mary,  widow  back  186  Lombard 
Hart  Mary,  widow  back  536  north  Third 
Hart  Mary,  widow  Race  above  Schuylkill  Eighth 
Hart  Mary,  widow  Crown  near  Franktord  road 
Hart  Mary,  widow  of  John,  161  south  Tenth 
Hart  Mordecai,  saddler  High  west  Permanent  bridge 
Hart  Nicholas,  cedar  cooper  164  south  Third 
Hart  Noah,  tailor  3  Garrigues  court 
Hart  Samuel,  pilot  Lombard  street  alley 
Hart  Susannah,  widow  Quince  above  Spruce 
Hart  Thomas  and  W.  H.  grocers' 231  north  Third 
Hart  Thomas,  merchant  198  north' Fourth 
Hart  Wm.  oakcooper  back  83  S.  Water— d  h  4  Penn 
HartWm.  silversmith  20  Keys'  alley 
Hart  Wm.  H.  merchant  231  north  Third— d  h  114  Arch 
Hartendorf  John,  weaver  586  north  Third 
Hartford  Sarah,  widow  M'Culloch's  court 
Hartley  George,  drygoods  store  24  north  Second 
Hartley  Henry,  labourer  back  29  Prime 
Hartley  John  M.  gentleman  55  New 
Hartley  Joseph,  upholsterer  266  south  Second 
Hartley  Mary,  widow  Fearris's  court 
Hartley  Thomas,  baker  165  Vine 
Hartley  &  Vanhorn,  upholsterers  27  south  Front 
Hartman  Augustus,  labourer  Otter  near  Germ,  road 
Hartman  Christian,  glassblower  Gray's  ferry  r.  n.  South, 
Hartman  Elizabeth  17  Appletree  alley       Isee  Hennan. 
Hartman  John,  hairdresser,  bleeder,  cupper  &  leecher,, 

114  noyth  Sixth 


PlIILADLLPHIA  UIRECTORV.  HAS 

Hartman  Joseph,  malsicr  17  Applctrec  alley 

Hartman  Philip,  24  Crown 

Hartman  Sebastian,  brickmakerCallowhill  near  13th 

Hartnctt  Sarali,  widow  366  Cedar 

Hartranffl  Sophia,  widow  73  George  (S^ 

Hartshorne  Pattison  P.  gentleman  122  IVlulberry 

Hartshorne  Joseph,  M.  d.  S  E  cor  Seventh  and'Sprucg 

Hartshorn  William,  back  107  north  Fifth 

Hartsliorn  Thon\as,  coachmaker  47  Charlotte 

Hartnock  Christian,  brickmaker  507  north  Third 

Hartralt  Michael,  plasterer  Juniper  above  Arch 

Hai  trafft  George,  shoemaker  33  Noble 

Harvey  David,  weaver  Queen  near  Marlborough 

Harvey  Frederick,  whiskev  store  High  near  Sch.  Third 

Harvey  Gabriel,  tailor  10  Harmony  court 

Harvey  George  N.  merchant  110  Mulberry 

Harvey  Hannah,  Miss,  10  Norris's  alley 

Harvey  Isaac,  merchant  d  h  266  Cbesnut— office  back 

in  George 
Harvey  James,  Farmer  &  Mechanics'  inn  2d  ab.  Mud  1. 
Harvey  James,  carter  288  south  Third 
Harvey  Job,  labourer  Wood  near  Prince  (K.) 
Harvey  Joseph,  tavernkeei)er  244  south  Third 
tHarvey  Joshua,  porter  Atkinson's  court     [see  Hervey 
Harvey  Richard,  carter  Franklord  i  oad  near  Hanover 
Harvey  Robert,  watchmAn  94  Spruce  ^  ^ 

Harvev  Robert,  tailor  200  south  Fifth 
Harvey  Samuel  &  Sons,  hardware  merchts.  62  N.  Front 
Harvey  Samuel  jun.  merchant  110  Arch 
Harvev  Samuel  D.  gentleman  Broad  below  High 
Harvev  Thomas,  manner  11  Burd's  alley 
Harvey  William,  constable  70  Shippen 
Harvey  Wiiiiam,  weaver  Marlborough  near  Queen 
Harwood  Samuel,  labourer  back  32  Catharine 
HasljergJohn  Frederick,  coachman  Weaver's  alley 
Haseltine  Jolm,  merchant  10  South  wharves 
Haskins  Elizabeth  widow  of  Thomas  502  Ciicsnut 

[ire  Honkhin 

Haslam ,  importer  of  cliina  Sec.  21  Chesnut 

Haslett  Elizabeth  tailoress  17  \\'agner's  alley 
Haslclt  John,  tobacconist  Crawford's  court 
Haslett  \\  illiam,  merchant  SWcor.  Front  &  Walnut 
Haslnck  &  Maxfield,  hardware  stort;  10  north  Third 
Hassail  John,  ladies  shoemaker  181  north  Second 
Hassall  Joseph,  shoemaker  305  south  Second 
Hassell  John,  callenderer  9  Crown 
Hassett  Benjamin,  shoemaker  Beach  below  Maiden 
Hassinger  Jacob,  merchant  6  South  alley  &  207  High 
Hassinger  Jacob  2c  Smi,  merchants  207  High 
Hassinger  Philip,  sugarlioiler  53  Coates 
Hassinger  Jonathan  K.  mercliant  207  High 
Hastings  James,  cordwainer  back  o56  south  Second 
Hasitings  Robert,  weaver  576  north  Third 
Hastings  Sarah  Mrs.  110  Cherry 


HAY  whitely's  annual 

Hatcher  Thomas,  shoemaker  10  Green's  coiu't 

Hatfield  Abraham,  cordwainer  Smith's  court 

Hatfield  Adam,  tailor  84  Vine 

Hathaway  Caleb  &  Co.  merchants  28  South  wharves 

Hathaway  Caleb,  mercht.28  S.  wharves — d  h4Laui*eI 

Hathwell  George  comedian  11  Watson's  alley 

Hattenfield  Charles,  miller  Prince  uear  Fran kford  road 

Hatter  William,  nailer  back  268  Race 

Hatton  Sarah,  teacher  33  Jacoby  street 

Haughey  Alice,  tavern  169  south  Front 

Hauptman  John,  baker  57  Lombard 

Hause  Isaac,  (Mechanic  2  pot  house)  cor.  Cherry  8c  10th 

Hause  William,  carpenter  193  Cherry —d  h  49  N.  8th 

[_see  Haus  isf  HawCs 
Havelan  Catharine,  widow  247  south  Fourth 
Haven  Joshua,  merchant  127  S  Front — d  h  22  Pine 
Havens  Joseph,  carter  Lolar's  court 
Havens  Mary,  widow  Lolar's  court 
Havens  Mary,  widow  9  Coxe's  alley 
Havenstrite  Samuel,  cabinetmaker  2  Stamper's  alley 
Haverstick  Chas.  8c  Co.  china  mei'chants  128  N.  Third 
Haverstick  Wm.jun.  china  merchant  8cc.  250  High 
Havikin  Catharine,  widow  249  Cedar 
Haviland  8c  Bridport,  decorative  architects  and  furnish- 
ers, 8c  architectural  and  miscellaneous  drawing  aca- 
demy N  W  corner  Chesnut  and  Seventh 
Haviland  Cornelius,  shoemaker  268  Cedar 
Haviland  John,  architect  26  north  Fifth 
Hawk  Christian,  hosier  440  Sassafras 
Hawks  William,  harbour-master  2  Norris'  alley 
tHawkins  Daniel,  labourer  249  Shippen 
Hawkins  Daniel,  sawyer  151  Locust 
Hawkins  Elizabeth,  widow90  German 
Hawkins  widow  of  John,  372  north  I'hird 
Haw  kins  Temperance  Mrs.  south  Fifth  below  Christian 
Hawkins  Wm.  shoemakt- r  N  E  cor.  Mary  and  Third 
Hawkins  Wm.  merchant  240  High — d  h.  105  Pine 
Hawkley  Mary,  widow  10  north  Ninth 
Hawley  Lemuel,  sea  captain  35  Sansom 
Haws  John,  labourer  113  north  Fourth 
Hawthorn  John,  hatter  back  26  Lombard 
Hawthorn  Thomas,  mariner  69  Moyamensii  g  road 
Hay  Catharine,  widow  Rotterdam  inn  124  north  Fourth 
Hay  Jane,  storekeeper  99  north  Fourth 
Hav  Peter,  one  of  the  editors  of  the  American  Centinel 

22  Walnut— d  h  30  Newmarket 
Hay  William,  engraver  Smith's  court  back  117  N.  5th 
Haycock  James,  labourer  46  Budd 
Haydock  Edward,  m.  d  50  south  Second 
Hay  dock  widow  of  Eden,  plumber  8cc.  5  Lodge 
Haydock  Samuel,  domestic  warehouse  35  Strawberry 

8c  plumbers  shop  37  8c  39  Strawberry— d  h  50  S.  2d 
Haydock  Wm.  painter  8cc.  39  Strawberry— d  h  50  S.  2d 


PHILADKLPHIA  DIRECTORY.  HEC 

Haydon  Wm.  fancy  chair  manufacturer  109  Walnut— 

d  li  Wasliington  stret-t 
Hayes  Hannah,  21  north  Ninth  [see  Haya 

H.iyts  V.  sea  captain  10  (Franklin  row)  south  Nintiv 
Hayes  Hhodea,  widow  1  Lihcrty  alley 
Haynier  John,  tcaclier,  Hanover  neai'  Queen 
Hayncb  D.ivid,  cordwaii.er  319  south  Third 
Hayncs  Robert,  shoeniaKcr  143  St.  John 
H.iynes  Sarah,  widow  46  Bread  street 
Hays  Addis,  carpenter  corner  Charles  and  James 
Hays  Edward,  shipmaster  470  soutli  Front 
Hays  George,  woodsawyer  Rachel 
Hays  James,  cabinetmaker  23  Sassafras 
Hays  John,  Windsor  cliairmaker  21  north  Ninth' 
Ha\s  Margery,  widow  boardinghouse  460  soutli  Front 
Hays  Samuel,  merchant  Chesnut  above  Twelfth 
Hays  Thomas,  silkdyer  Caledonia  court       \_fite  Hayes 
Haysom  Christopher,  stonecutter  347  Race 
Hayter  James,  ropemaker  Germantown  road  ab.  Otter 
Hayward  John,  baker  30  North  alley- 
Hazard  Abigail,  widow  31  Filbert 
f  Hazard  Cyrus,  coachman  Blackberry  alley 
Hazard  David,  tailor  3  Shields'  court 
H  izard  Ebenezer,  labourer  445  south  Front 
tHazard  Edward,  porter  22  Burd's  court 
Hazard  H.  oysterman  454  north  Water 
Hazard  Morris, boardinghouse  209  Chesnut 
tHazcl  Frances,  widow  7  Sassafras  alley 
Hazel  Joseph,  welldigger  Thirteenth  below  Chesnut 
Hazclton  Isaiah,  trunkir.aker  Davison's  alley 
Hazelton  Margaret,  45  Charlotte 
Hazlehurst  Samuel,  220  Mulberry 
Hazlelt  Ann,  widow  99  Shippen 
Headman  George,  potter  9  north  8th 
Headman  Jacob,  coachmaker  Castle  street 
Headman  William,  potter  17  south  8th 
Headman  William,  jun.  potter  George  above  Eleventh 
Hearn  Margaret,  teacher  33  Keys'  alley 
Heater  Caroline,  widow  Powell  above  Vineyard 
Heath  Charles  P.  Hamilton  village 
Heaton  Catharine,  widow  Noble  above  St.  John 
Heuion  Elijah,  ttour  dealer  6  Hopkms'  court 
Heaton  Jeremiah,  saddler  1  Strawberry         [see  Eatoi% 
Heaton  Thomas,  cordwainer  Simons's  court 
Hel)bard  William,  weaver  67  Uudd 
Heberton  J.  attorney  at  law  32  south  5th 
Heberton  (icorgc,  merchant  5  south  Second 
Heberton  J.  C.  m.  d.  115  soutli  5th 
Heberton  William  Y.  drygoods  store  22  south  Second 
Heck  George,  carpenter  67  Lombard 
Heckman  Geo»-ge  M.  tavernkecper  211  north  Front  & 

20ft  north  Water  {see  liickvia? 

Heckman  John,  gunstockcr  back  ISCherrv 


HEL  whitely's  annual 

Hector  Archibald,  sawyer  back  129  Cherry 
tHeddelman  John,  labourer  Hunter's  court 
Hedderman  John  W.  milkman  Christian  above  8th 
Hedderman  Lydia,  Christian  corner  Seventh 
Hedderman  William,  milkman  Prime  above  Eighth 
Hedderly  Edward,  bellfoundei%  8cc  48  south  5th 
Hedelius  Andrew,  sea  captain  180  south  Front 
Hedenfield  William  S.  mariner  415  Catharine 
Hedges  William,  tailor,  back  211  St.  John 
Heeny  Sarah,  widow  2  Callowhill 
Heft  Elizabeth,  widow,  vict.  cor.  George  8c  Old  York  r^ 
Heft  George,  vict.  22  Third  street  market.  High  street 
tHegemin  John,  sweepmaster  back  108  Filbert 
Heimer  Catharine,  widow  Crown  below  Bedford 
Heimer  John,  victualler  306  Vine — stall  40  New  market 
Heimer  John,  junr.  victualler  306  Vine 
Heineken  Mrs.  169  south  5th 

Heinold  Charles,  grocer  138  Callowhill  &  34  north  ITtb 
Heisler  John,  cooper  114  north  4th 
Heisler  Peter,  gentleman  514  north  Second 
Heiss  Christian,  lookingglass  silverer  Hopkins's  court 
Heiss  Israel,  gunsmith,  &;c.  8  Noble  street 
Heiss  James,  cordwainer  341  north  Third 
Heiss  John,  shopkeeper  10  Cresson's  alley 
Heiss  Joseph,  cordwainer  Hopkins's  court       \^see  Hess 
Heiss  William,  copperware,  copperplate  8c  stove  ma- 
nufacturer 213  north  Second 
HelfFenstein  rev.  Samuel,  minister  of  the  German  re-* 

formed  church  39  north  Fourth 
HelflFrich  Francis,  tailor  179  north  Eighth 
HelfFrich  Mary,  widow  19  Spafford 
Heller  Daniel,  gentleman  Crown  below  Prince 
Heller  Joseph,  labourer  Prince  near  Hanover 
Hellings  widow  of  John,  81  south  Second 
Hellings  William,  plasterer  7  Baker's  court 
Helmbold  EUzabeth,  midwife  1  Quarry  street 
Helmbold  Frederick,  innkeeper  S  E  cor.  Juniper  8c  High 
Helmbold  George,  paper  warehouse  191  S  Front — d  h 

60  Union 
Helmbold  George,  editor  of  the  Independent  Balance, 

2  Fromberger's  court 
Helmbold  Henry,  inquire  191  south  Front 
Helmbold  Joseph  K.  clerk  2  Vernon  8c  191  S  Front 
Helmes  Ann,  widow  back  81  George  (C) 
Helms  Charles,  mariner  28  Parham's  alley 
Helmuth  Henrv  K.  mercha  v  279  High 
Helmuth  John  K.  merch.  16  South  ay. — d  h  297  Chesnut 
Helmuth  rev.  I.  H.  C.  279  High 
Helt  Mary,  widow  166  St.  John's 
Helt  William,  bricklayer  Vine  alley  above  Twelfth 
■fHel  on  Jacob,  cook  Po'^tland  lane 
Helverson  Jonathan,  cabinecmaker  Second  ab.  Ger.  r. 
Helvevson  Jonathan,  pocketbook  maker  3  Pratt's  court 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  HEN 

Helvefson  Nicholas,  carpenter  106  Coates 

Heherston ,  widow  Carroll's  court  near  4th 

Hembel  \\'illiaiu,  tailor  16nonli  Water 
Hembel  William, jiui.  merchant  17  north  Front 
tHcmmenway  James,  hairdresser  41  Pine 
Hemphill  James,  merchant  42  Walnut — d  h  19  S  7th 
Hemphill  James  &  John,  merchants  42  Walnut 
Hemphill  John,  niercht.  42  Walnut — d  h  95  Spruce 
Hemphill  Joseph,  counsellor  at  law  l44Chcsnut 
H'-mphill  Thomas,  shoemaker  16  Greenleafs  court 
Hemple  Samuel,  senr.  carter  Button  wood  n   Ridge  r. 
Hcmple  Samuel,  junr.  tobacconist  47  north  4ih 
Henchman  Adam,  b  ickmaker  S  E  corner  High  and 

Sch.  Second  [^aec  Hinchman 

Henchman  John,  178  Race 
Hendel  Elizabeth,  chinastore  122  north  Second 
Henderson  Alexander,  labourer  Spruce  W.  of  Sch.Stli 
Henderson  Ann,  tailorcss  Coates  above  Old  York  road 
Henderson  Elizabeth,  widow  Juniper  above  Cherry 
Henderson  Guy,  bookbinder  99  Cherry 
Hender^n  Jas!  attorney  at  law  21  S7th — d  h  59  S  2(1 
Henderson  James,  carpenter  222  south  Third 
Henderson  Jane,  widow  Green's  court 
Henderson  John,  cordwainer25  Mechanic  street 
Heudtrson  John  L.  grocer  Perry  street 
Henderson  John,  drayman  cor  Lombard  &  Sch.  Sixth 
Henderson  John,  carpenter  111  north  Tenth 
Henderson  John,  grocer  N  Eighth  N  E  corner  Zane 
Henderson  Mary,  Mrs.  of  James,  cor  Sch.  2d  6c  Arch 
Henderson  Maiy,  widow  back  133  nortli  Third 
Henderson  Marj ,  drygoods  store  59  south  Second 
Henderson  Robert,  cupper  and  bleeder  Little  Pine 
Henderson  Sarah,  gentlewoman  4  Library  street 
Henderson  Thomas,  grocer  N  W  cor.  Callowhill  and 

Garden 
Henderson  Thomas,  porter  Green's  court 
Henderson  William,  labourer  2  Prosjierous  alley 

Henderson ,  widow  Mulijerry  W.  Sch.  Second 

Henih'icks  Charity,  nurse  106  Cedar 

Hendricks  Randolph,  cordwainer  Hamilton  village 

Hendricks  William,  cordwainer  461  south  Front 

Hendrickson  Alchy,  widow  69  Locust 

Hendrickson  Benjamin,  paintgrinder  back  16  Arch 

Hendrickson  Henry,  mariner  55  Prime 

Hendrickson  Joseph,  shoemaker  West  near  Marlbro'. 

Hendrickson  Peter,  bricklayer  79  Locust 

Hendrickson  P.  8c  S.  livery  stablekcepers  Raspberry  ay. 

Hendv  Elizabeth,  Mrs.  boardinghouse  26  north  Front 

Hcneberry  Thomas,  sailmaker  193  St.  John 

Henk  D.  George,  baker  423  nortii  Second 

Henley  William,  merchant  4  north  S«*cond 

Hennesey  Margaret,  tailoress  Prime  bel.  Moyamensing 

Hennessy  Margaret,  widow  Prime  above  Second 


HEN  whitely's  annual 

Hennessy  Michael,  grocer  16  Cedar  [see  Henzey 

Hennessy  Robert,  tailor  4  Dock 

Hennessy  widow  of  Thomas,  N  8th  near  Buttonwood 

Hennings  jr.  &  Zinkernogel,  booksellers  19  Cherry  st, 

Henri  EUzabeth,  boardinghouse  110  Arch 

Henrick  John,  mate  of  vessel  411  south  Front 

Henry  Alexander,  merchant  25  Minor — d  h  192  High 

Henry  Alexander, jun.  &  Co.  merchants  192  High 

tHenry  Andrew,  packer  Eagle  court 

Henry  Ann,  widow  Mark's  lane 

fHenry  Catharine,  Dean's  alley 

Henry  Christopher,  dealer  536  north  Third 

Henry  Casper,  grocer  Locust  cor.  Sch.  Front 

fHenry  Francis,  vender  secondhand  clothes,  cellar  o^ 

219  south  Second 
Henry  Hannah,  widow  Arch  above  Thirteenth 
Henry  Hester,  widow  143  Locust 
Henry  Hugh,  drayman  St.  Joseph's  avenue 
Henry  Hugh,  gentleman  LombardyN  Wcor  Centre  Sq. 
Henry  Isaac,  m  d.  Lombardy  N  W  cor.  Centre  Square 
Henry  James,  shipwright  4th  near  Carpenter  (S) 
Henry  Jane,  widow  grocer  St.  Mary  corner  Seventh 
Henry  Jesse,  widow  St.  Mary 
Henry  John,  carpenter  17  Apollo 
Henry  John,  labourer  10  south  Broad 
Henry  John,  doorkeeper  at  West's  painting  Spruce  ab. 

Eighth 
Henry  John  Joseph,  gunmanuf  290  north  Third  N  W 

corner  Noble 
tHenry  John,  barber  Poplar  above  St.  John 
Henry  Joseph,  merchant  280  High 
Henry  Juliana,  milliner  48  Arch 
Henry  Kesiah,  taver:. keeper  304  south  4th 
Henry  Mary,  widow  5  Shippen 
Henry  Mary,  storekeeper  54  south  4th 
Henry  Peter,  oysterman  412  noi'th  4th  above  Browne 
Henry  R.  Norris,  bookseller  74  S  2d — d  h  54  south  4tl; 
Henry  Robert  8c  Brothers,  merchants  163  High 
Henry  Samuel,  shopkeeper  83  north  Third 
tHenry  Samuel,  whitewasher  Third  above  Otter 
Henry  Thomas,  merchant  163  High 
Henry  William,  gentleman  Kunckel  above  Noble 
Henry  WiUiam  S  merchant  192  High 
Henry  WiUiam,  copper  and  tinsmith  200  Lombard 
Henry,  widow  of  Samuel,  143  Locust 
Hensel  Catharine,  widow  Vine  below  Sch.  Eighth 
Hensman  Henry,  confectioner  240  Lombard 
tHenson  Henry,  mariner  63  Curj'ant  alley 
Henson  Nathan,  oystermau  21  Prosperous  alley 
tHenson  Nathan,  oysterman  High  corner  Juniper 
Henszey  Joshua,  accountant  36  Race        [see  Hennessy 
Henszey  Samuel,  accountant  41  Wood 
Henszey  Thomas,  carpenter  12  Cypress  alley 
Henwood  Abraham,  carter  66  Plum  street 


HHILADKLPHIA  DIRKCIORY.  HES 

Henzev  Samuel,  accountant  41  Wood 

Hepburn  Charles,  hatter  84  Union 

Hepler  Henry,  tobacconibt  478  north  Second 

Hepp  Adam,  Rose  alley  and  101  Coates 

Ht-ppard  Hezekiah,  inn  and  ferrykeeper  9  N  wharvei 

Heppard  John,  painter  &  glazier  Emlen's  court — d  U 

202  north  Front 
Heppard  Joseph,  merchant  205  High— d  h  116  N  9th 
Heppard  l"homas,  barkeeper  438  north  Front 
Hcpjjel  Adam,  woodsawyer  Vine  below  Eleventh 
Hera  John,  pewterer  61  Walnut 
Herl)ert  William,  stevedoi-e  )4  Mary  (S) 
Hcrgesheimer  Samuel,  victualler — stall  63  New  market 
Hengcs  Bernard,  tobacconist  186  north  Second 
Heriges  John  J.  tobacconist  471  north  Stcond 
Heriis  Francis,  goldsmith  &  jeweller  21  Franklin  court 
Herkness  Adam,  stonecutter  11  N  7th— d  h  22  N  9th 
Herman  Hannah,  widow  grocer  93  Christian 
Herman  John  C.  165  south  5th  {_see  Harman 

Herman  William,  tavernkeeper  2  Moyamensing  road 

S  W  corner  Christian 
Hermon  George,  gentleman  45  north  Sixth 
Hermstad  Catharine,  boardinghouse  7  Elbow  lane 

\sec   Harmstead 
Hermstad  Joseph,  bookbinder  7  Elbow  lune 
Herning  Henry,  distiller  Vine  al)ove  Eleventh 
Heron  James,  printer  Juniper  above  Race 
Heron  John,  grocer  253  south  4th  N.  E.  corner  Shippen 
Herrigal  G.  tailor  Pnnce  below  Crown 
Herrington  Mary,  widow  54G»'r(len 
Herse  John,  baker  578  north  Tliird 
Herse  S.  Mrs.  storekeeper  10  souih  Sixth 
Hertzog  Joseph,  merchant  33  Bread 
Hertzog  Michael,  upholsleri-r  46  Ci'dar 
Hertzijg  and  M'Caraher,  grocere  N.  E.  corner  Vine 

and  Fourth 
Hertzojj  Peter,  grocer  N  E.  cor.  Vine  and  4th — d.  h. 

115  Vine 
Hoss  Al)ral»am,  carter  \'inc  above  Juniper 
Hess  Arnold,  garderer  FrauktVird  ro.ul  op.  Marlbro. 
Hess  Conrad,  cordwainer  JOS  Co  ites 
Hess  George,  laoourer  100  Coates 
Hess  John,  constable  17K  north  FifMi 
Hess  John  and  Samuel,  grocers  coiner  Sch. Eighth  and 

Vine 
Hess  John  M.  tinplateworker  and  grocer  cor.  Sch.  8th 

and  Vine  [.v,  <:  //ci.w 

H(.ss  Jolin,  baker  578  nortlx  'I'liird 
Hess  IVter,  sh-  cmaker  193  iK'itlj  Third 
Hess  Pliilip,  cooperlSl  St.  J'  l-.n 
Hess  Samuel,  grocer  corier  Sc'i.  Eiglxth  and  Vine 
Hes-.  Sc  Son,  groreis  cor.  Srh.  Iv^hih  and  Vine 
Heisst  William,  tinplateworker  392  Race 


HEY  whitely's  annual 

Hess  William,  carpenter  122  Coates 

Hess  William,  jun.  mate  21  Mary  (S) 

Hess  William,  cordwainer  Cedar  above  Tenth 

Hesselpoth  Henry,  Hanover  near  West  (K) 

Hesser  Charles,  coachmaker  Pteiffer's  court 

Hesser  Daniel,  stontcutter  30  north  Eighth 

Hesser  Edith,  Mrs.  Mary  st.  below  Second 

Hesketh  &  Sidebotham,  distillers  wholesale  and  retail  liq, 

wine  and  cordial  store,  cor.  Laurel  and  Front  (NL) 
Hester  Conrad,  deputy  sheriff  212  north  Second  ; 

Hester  widow  of  Conrad,  212  north  Second  | 

Heston  Hannah,  widow  of  Thomas,  205  Arch 
Heston  ik.  Hays,  storekeepers  21  north  Ninth 
Heston  Robert,  weaver  576  north  Third 
Heston  William,  painter  21  north  Ninth       [see  Huston 
Hetterman  Wm.  milkman  Hudson's  lane 
Hetzel  B.  oakcooper  169  St.  John 
Hetzel  John,  oakcooper  Lily  alley 
Heuer  Henry,  baker  243  south  4th 
Hewcs  Josiah,  gentleman  15  south  Third     [^see  Uug-hes 
Hewitt  Abijah,  corder  58  Browne 
Hewitt  John,  sandman  Buttonwood  near  5th 
Hewitt  Margaretta,  widow  boardinghouse  304  Race 
Hewitt  Elizabeth,  widow  175  Coates 
Hewitt  Thomas,  sea  captain  11  Pine 
Hev;itts  Wm,  merchant  57  nor:h  Eighth 
Hewlings  Elizabeth,  widow  99  south  5th 
Hewlings  8c  Folwell,  merchants  63  High 
Hewlings  Joseph,  merchant  57^  Union 
Hewlings  Thomas  1.  n)erchant  63  High 
Hewson  John,  jun.  calicoprinter  Beach  near  Warren 
Hew  son  John,  gentlenian  near  the  glasshouse  (K) 
Hewson  Thomas,  T.  u.  d.  7  Library — d  h  132  Chesnui 
Isee  Heuson,  Hust07i,  and  Muston 
Hewston  John,  cotton  manufacturer  9  Green 
Hey  Moses,  worsted  spinner  Smith's  court 
Heybcrger  Cliarles,  blacksmith  6  Noble 
Hcyberger  (ieorge,  coachspringmaker,  Emlen's  couri 

~d  h  52  Coates  [j^ee  Heimberger 

Heyberger  Jacob  &  Co.  chocolate  manuf.  154  N.  Third 
Heyberger  J;  cob,  Penn  township  and  154N. Third 
'Heyberger  Mary,  widow  of  George,  6  Noble 
Htyev  Jacob,  victualler  St.  John  above  Beaver  (N  L) 
Hevl  George,  attorney   at  law  and  notary  public,  22t' 

Walnut — d  h  49  north  Eighth 
Hey]  Henry  C.  hog  victualler  (keeper  Columbia  Garden 

Camden,  N.  J.)— stalls  6  High  st,  and  Jersey  marke^jj 
Heyl  Isaac,  victualler  27  N  L  market  ■%' 

Heyi  John,  baker  106  north  Second  [see  //(^ 

Heyl  Jol^n,  bi'ush maker  204  north  Second 
Heyi  Philip,  carpenter  173  Greene 
Heyl  William,  drug  and  paint  store  35  High  .jl 

Heyland  George,  Tabourer  Sth  below  Hudson's  lane  '  f 


ITilLADKLPHIA    DIRKCTORY.  HIL 

f  Heyland  John,  mariner  76  Cierm:m 

HevlLT  Jnhii,  storrkeeper  109  iiortli  Third 

Heyhii  Isaaf.,  m.  d.  57  south  Scveinh 

Hcysham  Robeit,  deputy  naval  ofiiccr,  323  N.  Second 

Hey  wood  Tiuimas,  l)aker  277  iioitli  Third 

Hiatt  James,  driip;!;ist  Sch.  Fifth  below  High 

Hihhs  Barbara,  Mrs.  Wharton  below  Srccnd 

Hibbs  Isaac,  ropeniakcr  Federal  below  Second 

Hickain  »Mnry,  widow  Coates  above  Eighth 

Hickcy  James,  grocer  124  Locust 

Hickey  John,  ropemaker  Second  ab.  Germantown  r. 

Hickey  Michael,  proiessor  otmnsic  Galbraitli's  court 

Hiikham  Kichard,  tencemaker  Fhirteentli  n-  Cedar 

Hickman  Elizabeth,  widow  nurse  back  20  Almond 

Hickman  George,  innkeeper  208  N.  Water  and  211  N, 

Front  [_see  Heck  man 

Hickman  Isaac,  laboui*er  275  south  Front 
Hickman  Jhs.  accountant  97  S.  Second — d  h  20  Federal 
Hickman  Jas.  accountant  Kunckel  bel.  St.  Tammany 
Hickman  Nathaniel,  bookbinder  and  seller  53  High  and 

158  .south  4th 
Hickman  Seiby,  inquire  20  Federal 
liicks  Charles,  carpenter  19  Duke 
Hicks  Elizabeth,  widow  5th  above  Buitonwood 
Hicks  Josiah,  waterman  S  W  cor.  Queen  and  2d  (S) 
Hicks  Richard,  carpenter  21  Union 
tHicks  Robert,  bootcleawer  and  carpenter  Apple  near 

(ieorge 
Hirler  Joiin,  bricklayer  N  E  cor  Eleventh  and  North 
Hjffernan  M  iry,  widow  Merriott's  lane  above  5th 
Higbey  Elizabeth,  widow  Wood  near  Queen  (K.) 
Higden  James,  boardinghouse  151  vnnth  Water 
Higginbottnm  William,  sugarbniler  32  Crown 
Higgins  Hannah,  widow  of  Fr.tncis,  149  .south  Ninth 
Higgins  Isdbellu.  widow  back  126  south  Sixth 
tHiggins  Joiin,  silkdver  8  Burd's  court 
Higgins  Nicholas,  wheelwright  5  Green's  court 
Higgins  Robert,  mariner  151  Cedar 
Higginson  (ieorge,  carpetweaver  504  south  Front 
Higgs  Wm  milkman  Irish  lane 
Highland  Samuel,  carter  12  Juniper  lane 
Hight  Adam,  victualler  51  (iivdcn 
Hight  Cliristian,  watchmaker  bark  257  Race 
Higlit  Christian,  coachmakei-  12  Schriver's  court 
Higner  Jotin.  180  Coutes 
Hil')oni   Benj  imin.    wheelwright   325  Callowhill— d  h 

242  north  Eighth 
Hilborn  Cnarles,  mariner  511  north  Third 
Ilildrbrand  Charles  F.  A.  liakei- 90  nnrlli  Eleventh 
HiUleburn    Samuel,   clock    and    watchmaker    &c.  7? 

Hiv'h— d  h  202  south  4th 
Hill  .\nn,  widow  m.intn.un  iker  52  Cedar 
Hill  .\nn,  widow  boardinghouse  61  Dock 


HIL  whitely's  annual 

Hill  Charles,  tailor  2  north  Water  and  cor.  Arch— d  h 
23  Elfreth's  alley  [see  Hail 

Hill  Charles,  bricklayer  6  Knight's  court 
fHill  Edward,  labourer  Lombard  near  Sch.  6th 
Hill  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Moses,  110  St.  John 
Hill  Ehzabeth,  storekeeper  1 10  north  Third 
Hill  Elizabeth,  Mrs.  of  Joseph,  Callowhill  near  Sch.  Sd 
Hill  George,  carpenter  Pine  alley 
Hill  George,  blacksmith  18  Greene 
Hill  George,  labourer  Twelfth  below  Pine  alley 
Hill  Jacob,  fisherman  Queen  near  Bishop 
Hill  Jacob,  jun.  caulker  Hanover  near  Prince 
tHill  Jacob,  labourer  Cedar  above  Twelfth 
Hill  Jane,  13  Shippen  corner  Vernon 
fHill  Jane,  widow  246  Lombard 
JHill  Jeremiah,  painter  185  south  Seventh 
Hill  widow  of  John,  shipwright  Queen  near  Bishep  (K) 
Hill  John,  engraver  111  Moyamensing  road 
Hill  John,  sea  captain  Oak  corner  Whitehall 
Hill  John,  blacksmith  67  Budd 
tHill  John,  stablekeeper  160  Spi'uce 
H:ll  Jonathan,  6  Baker's  court 

Hill  Joseph,  boatbuilder  157  Swanson — d  h  10  Queen 
Hill  Joseph,  combmaker  7  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Hill  Joseph,  victualler  122  Shippen 
Hill  Joseph,  labourer  cor.  Sch.  3d  and  Callowhill 
Hill  Laban,  ladies  shoemaker  Sixth  above  Callowhill 
Hill  Lawrence,  shipwright  Marlborough  near  Queen 
Hill  Mary,  widow  381  north  Front 
Hill  Mary,  widow  5  Summers'  court 
Hill  Mary,  137  south  Tenth 
'Hill  Mary,  milliner  New  above  Third 
Hill  Rebecca,  widow  netmaker  Queen  bel<5w  Bishop 
Hill  Robert,  cabinetmaker  8  Prospect  ay. 
Hill  Robert,  (watchman  at  Sheriff's  office)  Pryor's  court 
Hill  Samuel,  carpenter  125  north  Sixth 
Hill  Samuel,  chandler,  corner  Callowhill  and  Rugan 
|Hill  Samuel,  sawyer  Juniper  ay. 
tHill  Samuel,  labourer  Portland  lane 
Hill  Sarah,  widow  Pine  below  Twelfth 
Hill  Thomas,  weaver  Sch.  Third  below  High 
Hill  Wm.  F.  sea  captain  352  north  Fifth 
fHill  Wm.  woodsawyer  231  Catharine 
tHill  Wealthy,  Mrs.  159  Lombard 
Hiilegas  Joseph   K.  stock    and  exchange  broker  46-o 

Walnut— d  h  Filbert  above  Eighth 
Hiilega'-  Wm.  cashier  of  Camden  bank,  Camden  N  J 
Hiilerrnan  John,  labourer  20  Charlotte 
HiUier  Joseph,  Icukingglass  manufacturer  133  Vine 
HUlma'!  Eliakim,  waterman  70  Budd 
HUlman  Mary,  teacher  43  Vine 
Hillman  Zacharias,  carter  7^  north  Front 
Hilsee  Joseph,  tailor  119  S.  Water—d  h  9  Shields'  cour*: 


I'lm.ADI-.l.l'HI  A    DIKKC  rORY.  HIP 

Hilsce  Jolui,  tailor  7  Callowhill 
Hilsee  Samuel,  l)ricklaycr  Vine  Ijelow  Thirteenth 
Hilsec  ik  Tliackray,  tailors  113  sfxith  Water 
Hilsce  VVm.  wheclwri^lit  454  N  Front — d  h  11  Browne 
Hijviee  \Vm.  tailor  88  north  Water 
Hilsman  Frederick,  tohacconist  Thirteenth  bel  High 
Hilt  Su<;annah,  2  Stanijiei-'s  ay. 

tHilton  Kavnard,  labourer  Mcrriott's  lane  al)ove  Fourth 
Hilton  &  Taylor,  i;rocers  Tliird  near  (iurmantown  r. 
Hilyard  Alirm.  mcMxh.  tailor  19  S.  3d — d*h  113  Chesnut 
Hilyard  F.ber  bricklayer  117  Lombard 
Hilyard  Henry  t^roctr  152  south  F-leventh  cor.  Locust 
Himehack  Adam,  cordwainer  Frankt'ord  r,  n.  ()tter 
.Himcr  Adam,  brickmaker  Coates  «bove  EielUh 
Himcs  Cl\rist(iplier,  fislicrman  Aspen  ay.  n.  bch.  2d 
Hiines  Frederick,  i'lsherman  Beacli  corner  Shakamaxon 
Himes  Martin,  shipjoiiier  Hanover  above  Queen 
Hinchelwood  Tlios.  weaver  N  Ecor  Chesnut  8c  Sch.  6th 
Hincl\nnn  Benjamin  M.  merchant  199  High 
Hinciiman  Joseph  B.  innkeeper  441  N  Front  8c  19  Budd 
Hinciiman  John,  merchant  84  Wood         \hcc  Henchman 
Hindi  mans  8c  Newbold,  merchants  199  Market 
Hindman  John,  accountant  130  Vine 
Hineman  John,  currier  55  St.  Tammany 
Hine  Jacob,  drover  218  Vine 

Hines  Andrew,  cordwainer  south  Eleventh  below  Pine 
Hines  Christopher,  fislierman  Aspen  ay.  above  Spruce 
Mines  James,  labourer  back  106  Christian 
Hines  Jas.  stevedore  71  Queen  (S)   [srf  Hijneslsf  Hanes 
Hines  John,  tobacconist  469  Race 
Mines  Wm.  carpenter  Hanover  near  Bedford 
Hines  Wm.  mariner  176  Cedar 
Hines  Wm.  shipwright  Sch.  Fifth  near  M  irkct 
Hinckcl  Adam  H.  shipchandler  23  South  wharves 
Hinckel  Adam,  vict.  stall  56  New  market — d  li  265  Cal- 
lowhill 
Hinckel  Conrad,  ropemaker  William  (N  L) 
Hinckel  Henry,  sesi.  and  jr.   draymen,  Rugan  and  350 

CaMowliill 
Hinckel  Jolin,  drayman  Coates  al)ovc  Eighth 
Hinckcl  John,  blacksmih  back  2!6  Vine 
Huickel  Peter,  vict.  ?>tall  27  New  market — d  h  corner 

of  Callowliill  and  Lawrence 
Hinckel  Peter.  354  north  Third 
Hrnkle  Elizabetli,  widow  35  Ann  (N  L) 
Hinklev  Daniel,  blacksmitii  258  St.  Johfjs 
Hinsl\ellwood  John,  weaver  cor   So!i.  8lh  and  Walnut 
tHinson  Nathan,  ovsterman  21  Prosperou.s  alky 
liint  John,  bricklayer  Wt)o(l  al)i've  Se\eiu!i 
Hippensteel  Frttlerick,  graved;ggt,r  CiiLMi-y  n.  'i')uke 
Hinijle    Lawrence,  tavernkccper,  Blockleyville,  West 

Cliester  road 
Hipwell  James,  moroccodresser  back  126  south  Sixth 
y2 


HOF  whitely's  annual 

Hire  George,  innkeeper  S  W  cor.  Juniper  and  Cheny 
Hirigoyen  Peter,  copperstill  manu-f.  473  north  Front 
Hirneiben  Alice,  widow  22  Chester 
Hirneisen  A.  M.  widow  milkwoman  25  north  Seventh 
Hirneisen  Susan,  widow  storekeeper  21  north  Seventh 
Hiist  Thomas,  tinware  manufacturer,  inquire  34  Ches- 
ter [see  Hurst 
Hise  John,  shopkeeper  Cresson's  alley 
Hitchcock  Ira  E.  teacher  143  north  Second 
Hitchcock  R.  tailor  54  Chesnut 
Hite  Aaron,  vict.  Garden  street 
Hitner  George,  printer  296  Vine 
Hittel  Eve,  widow  Hinckel's  court 
Hoare,  Robt.  painter  8cc.  N  W  cor  Fifth  and  Spruce 
Hoat  George,  gentleman  N  E  cor  Fourth  and  Tammany 
Hobart  Elizabeth,  widow  288  south  Seventh 
Hobbs  James,  whitesmith  SW  cor.  Centre  square — shop 

corner  Broad  and  Locust 
Hobbs  James,  brushmaker  Wharton  below  Second 
Hobbs  Thomas,  cordwainer  Pegg's  street 
Hobison  John  mariner  415  Cathai'ine 
Hobsoii  Benjamin,  brushmaker  126  north  Front 
Hobson  John,  l)roker  146  south  Fifth 
Hobson  George,  merchant  30  Chesnut — d  h  near  cor. 

Ridge  road  and  Broad 
Hobson  J.  S.  &  G.  merchants  30  Chesnut 
Hocker  Christ,  stonecutter  8cc   220  Race — d  h  52  Arch 
Hocfcer  Jacob,  refiner  91  Budd 
Hodgdon  Samuel,  merchant  126  Mulberry 
Hodge  Andrew,  gentleman  92  Mulberry 
Hodge  Richard,  shipcarpenter  c.  Frankford  r.  8c  Queen 
H'idge  Margaret,  widow  Marble  above  Tenth 
Hodge  Wm.  L.  merchant  97  S,  Front— d  li  92  Arch 
Hodges  Benjamin,  cabinetmaker — shop  266  north  2d 
Hodges  Elizabeth,  back  133  Locust 
Hodges  Frederick,  shipwright  Frankford  r.  bel.  Queen 
Hodges  Haiuiah,  widow  Frankford  road  n.  Point  road 
Hodgkinsun  Sarah,  widow  Crown  near  Bedford  (K.) 
Hodgkins>on  Samuel,  shoemaker  Rose  (N.  L  ) 
Hodgson  John  B.  (sea  captain)  innkeeper  Coatesab.  9th 
Hodgson  Ralph,  farmer  Fifth  above  Buttonwood 
Hodgson  Richard,  farmer  Fifth  above  Buttonwood 
Hodgson  Robert,  hatter  82  Vine 
Hoding  Thomas,  landscape  painter  26  north  Ninth 
Hodnett  Mary,  210  north  Water 
Hoeth  Charles,  di-v goods  store  172  north  Second 
Hoeckley  Christr.  F.  coachlace  &  fringe  maker  86  S.  5th 
Hoeckley  F.  lace  and  fringe  weaver  304  north  Second 
Hoever  Jacob,  mariner  Marlboro'  (K.) 
HofFGeorge,  bricklayer  139  north  Fifth 

Isee  Haff,  Huff,  \Jf  Hough 
HofFecker  John,  constable  4  Hurst 
Hoffman  Adam,  blacksmith  17  Charlotte 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  HOL 

Hnffinan  Adam,  ciirneiitcr  V\'ood  near  Quet- n 
Hoffman  Andrew,  Irboiirer  Thnrn's  court  uortli  Fourth 
H  'H'maii  Christian,  gunsmith  14  Cliarlotti; 
Huffman  Filizabeth,  nurse  Cedar  below  Twelfih 
H<-ffman  Frederick,  grocer  &  armourer  N  E  corner  6th 

and  Shipijcn 
H'iffman  iTabriel,  bracemaker  b.ick  134  St.  John 
H  'ffman  Gabriel,  brushmaker  134  St.  John 
H  ffinan  George,  carpenter  Vienna  near  Duke 
H  ftman  (ieorge,  carter  Vienna  near  Browne 
H)frinan  Jacob,  ttour  and  teed  store  179  Race 
Htifl'inan  Jacob,  shoemaker  267  north  Front 
Hoffinaii  Jacob,  carpenter  Queen  near  Bisliop 
H<  tfman  James,  labourer  Duke  near  Vienna 
H')ff,iian  John,  accountant  North  stieet 
Hoffman  John,  shipwright  Wood  above  Prince 
Hoff  nan  John,  stockingwcaver  99  Cireen 
Hoff'iian  Jonathan,  cabinetmaker  N.  4th  cor.  Po])lar  1. 
Hoffinan  Margaret,  widow  Queen  near  Marlborough 
Hoffman  Mary,  widow  26  Kimckel 
Hoffuiai)  Samuel,  shipwright  Marlboro'  near  Bedford 
Hoffman  Sanmel,  oakcooper  Sch.  Eigluh  below  High 
Huffman  Sainuel,  combmakcr  7norlh  3d — cLii  262  Race 
Hoffman  Sarah,  widow  Wood  near  Prince  (K.) 
Huffman  Susannah,  widow  166  Sassafras 
Hoffmans  and  Rudy,  comb  manufacturers  7  north  Third 
Huffman  Thomas,  labourer  Federal  bel.  Moyamcnsing 
Hoffman  William,  blacksmith  Seventh  above  Camac 
Hoffman  Wm.  &  Samuel  comb  factory  262  Sassafras 
Hoffman  widow  of  Wolfg.mg,  262  Sassafras 
Hoffiier  Charles  B.  pajjerstainer  Bushliill 
Hoffiier  Frederick,  labourer  Lawrence  below  Wood 
Hoffiier  Lucy  B.  widow  Bu^hhill 
Hntn.igle  George,  tailor  4J  St.  Tammany 
Hoj^.iu  D.ivid,  booksc'lter  and  stationer  249  High 
Hogan  James,  Steamboat  hotel  49  S.  Water  bel.  Chesnut 
Hugan  Patrick,  269  south  Front 

Hogijin  John,  tailor  30  S.  Water- -d  h  1 6  Fromberger's  ct. 
Hogerbets  John,  ri.gger  Lolar's  court 
Hogg  (ieorge,  saddler  143  south  Eleventh 
Hogg  Jane  Mrs.  milliner  &c   14">  south  Eleventh 
Holland  Jonathan,  contractor  for  roads,  Ann  (P  T.) 
Hoi  la.m  Amos,  tavernkeeper  S  E  cor.  Znne  &  Eighth 
Hoi  liian  Jacob,  iimkeepir  and  smitli  ror.  Locust  &  10th 
Holbert  Ebenezer,  cordwainer  41  I''rince(SJ 
HnVorook  Benjamin,  se.i  captain  562  south  Front 
Holby  Wm.  carvei-  10  Litileboy's  court— d  h  174  N.  4th 
Holcombe  Henry,  d.  d.  pastor  of  tlie  Hrst  Baptist  church 

21  Branch 
Holden  James,  manner  back  378  south  Second 
Holderman  Abraham,  gravedigger  back  251  Rare 
Holilerness  Edward,  livery  stablekeeper  2  York  St. 
Holding  Sophia,  widow  23  Noble  street 


HOL  whitely's  annual 

Holgate  Jacob,  head  flour  inspector  131  Vine 

Holgate  Samuel,  cordwainer  389  south  Front 

Holland  Abel,  tailor  157  Vine 

Holland  Benjamin,  501  noith  Third 

Holland  James  J.  pilot  15  Vernon  {see  Hollnnd 

Holland  John,  weaver  Franklin  near  Second  (N.  L.) 

Holland  Lawrence,  stonecutter  211  Cherry 

Holland  Nathaniel,  hatter, 58  S.  Second  below  Chesnut 

tHoUand  Samuel,  porter  Christian  above  Fourth 

Holland ,  widow  Ann  W.  Schuylkill  Eighth 

Hollick  Joseph,  late  baker  Alban 
HolUday  Allen,  collector  158  south  Thir^i#*  - 
HoUiday  Peter,  victualler  stall  34  New  Market 
Hollinshead  Edmund  J.  merchant  3d  wharf  bel.  Race— 

d  h  144  Vine 
Hollinshead  Hugh  F,  merchant  47  N.  VS'^ater — d  h  23? 

Mulberry 
Hollinshead  Mrs.  H.  42  Sassafras 
HolUngshead  Mary,  widow  N  W  cor.  Eighth  &  Arcli 
Holiingshead  Sarah,  widow  230  Spruce 
HoUingshead  8c  Piatt,  merchants  47  north  Water 
Hollingsworth  Henry,  merchant  185  south  Thii'd 
Hollingsworth  J.  merchant  22  Penn— d  h  237  S.  Front 
Hollingsworth  James,  stocking  weaver  510  north  Front 
Hollingswoi'th  Levi,  merchant  16  Dock 
HoUingswoi'thL.  &  Son,  merchts.S.  wharves  bel.  Spruce 
Hollingsworth  Paschall,  merchant  7  Union 
Hollingsworth  Thomas,  merchant  136  south  Second 
Hollingsworth  Samuel,  merchant  267  south  Front 
Hollingsworth  S.  8c  T,  G.  merchants,  Cedar  st.  wharf 
Hollingsworth  Thomas  G..  merchant  Cedar  st.  wharf 
HoUis  Ann,  widow  85  Cedar 
Holiis  Hinson  M.  tailor  Pearson's  court 
Hollman  Sarah,  widow  Callowhill  near  Twelfth 
HoUman  Susannah,  Juniper  below  Chesnut 
HoUond  Charles,  merch.  28  Chesnut — d  h  221  Lombard 

\_see  Holland 
Hollowbush  George,  plasterer  98  New 
HoUowbush  Henry,  plasterer  137  Green 
Hollowbush  John,  98  New 
Hollowbush  Youts,  gentleman  98  New 
Hollowbush  M.  shopkeeper  239  St.  John 
Holloway  Ann,  widow  253  Race 
Holloway  Thomas,  engineer  99  Budd 
Holloway  Jacob,  principal  keeper  of  the  Penitentiary 
Hollowell  John,  shoemaker  Eleventh  below  Spruce 
Hollowell  Richard,  Juniper  alley 
HoUowhill  Jonathan,  bricklayer  cor,  13th  and  Vine 
Holmburgh  Charles,  shopkeeper  8ft  Green 
Holme  James  C.  storekeeper  395  north  Front 
Holmes  Alexander,  labourer  Third  near  German 
Holmes  Daniel,  labourer  Hopkins's  court 
Holmes  George,  accountant  58  St.  John 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  HOO 

Holmes  Jcshcr,  carpenter  Ann  west  Sch.  Eighth 
Hohncs  John  C.  grocer  &  bottler  N  VV  cor.  Pint:  &  6th 
Hohn«.s  John,  cotton  manutactiirer  110  High — d  h  near 

Ghibe  mill  (iermantowii  road 
Holmes  James,  carpenter  9  Pleasant  avenue 
|li  limes  Jjhn,  labourer  Puttery  alley- 
Holmes  Mary,  widow  Tenth  below  Lombard 
fHolmcs  Ralph,  carter  back  26  Passvunk. 
H'lnies  VVm.  T.  labourer  Wharton  below  Second 
H.)lmes  Zebulon,  domestic  goods  manuf.  28  Lombard 
Holstead  Sarali,  widow  30  Spruce 
Holson  VVnitton,  labourer  4  Green  above  Front 
Holston  John,  carter  Cedar  near  Eleventh 
tHollev  Elizabetli,  widow  Shippen  above  Seventh 
Holt  Abner,  innkeeper  Sixth  above  Callowliill 
Holt  Isaac,  (Citizen's  hotel)  179  Chesnut 
Holt  Jesse,  late  carter  Fourth  near  Cieorge  (N.  L.) 
Holt  J.hn,  mariner  back  498  south  Second 
Homan  Abraham,  carpenter  332  Sassafras 
Homan  Mrs.  widow  115  Catharine 
Homer  Ann,  widow  Hopkm's  court  (N.  L  ) 
Hommann  L  C.  sen.  professor  of  music  43  N.  Seventh 
Hommann  1.  C.  jun.  43  north  Seventh 
Honey  George, jun.  car|)eMter  72  north  Eleventh 
Hood  Catharine,  widow  buck  38  Cherry 
Hood  Elizabeth,  widow  Old  York  road  above  Browne 
Hood  Geo.  woodcorder  cor.  Swanson  and  Catharine 
Hood  Hanr.ah,  widow  42  south  Eighth 
Hood  John,  grocer  9  and  11  Swanson 
Hood  John  M.  grocer  4  High — d  h  16  Race 
tHood  John,  porter  138  south  Eighth 
Hood  Lambert,  cordwainer  Jones  west  Sch.  Fifth 
Hood  Mary,  midwife  21  Clif rry 
Hood  N.  P.  accountant  43  Zane 
Hood  Samuel,  cordwainer  Pratt's  court 
Hood  Thomas,  29  Pcnn 
H(«)d  Thomas,  cordv/uiner  .3  Pr  itt'scourt 
Hood  VVm.  &  Co.  merchants  244  High— dh  3N.  lOtii 
Hook  Jane,  layer  out  of  tlie  dead  and  boanhiig  house  25 
Coonibs'  alley 

{Hook  Peter,  waiter  Warrea 
look  William,  potter  254  south  Third 
Hook'-y  .\iUhony,  cabinetmaker  395  north  Third  ^ 
Hooky  Aiittiooy,  storekeeper  N  E  cor.  Green  &  Third 
Hiwne  Adam,  biickmaker  Spruce  W.  Sch.  Second 
tHooper  Cxsar,  coachman  Quincc;  above  Spruce 
Hooper  Isaac,  pilot  of  IMiiladcljjhia  steamboat.  Crown 

near  liedfonl  (K.) 
Hooper  Tiionuis,  bootmaker  401  Race 
Hoopes  An\os,  larpenter  Ncu'tji  street 
HiKjpes  David,  iron  meroht.  High  W.  Permanent  brulce 
Hoopes  Israel,  constable  and  tavernkeeper  High  W  Si  n. 
Fourth 


HOR  whitely's  annual 

Hooton  Andi*e\v,  cabinet  maker  262  Cedar 
Hooven  David,  blacksmith  Callowhilln.  Schuylkill 
Hooven  Henry,  blacksmith  Poplar  lane  near  Front 
Hooven  Wm.  wheelwright  Old  York  r.  ab.  Buttonwood 
Hoover  Adam,  victualler  Charles  below  James 
Hoover  Andrew,  shoemaker  Old  York  r.  above  Brown 
Hoover  Catharine,  Marlboro'  near  Prince 
Hoover  Elizabeth,  washerwoman  Marlboro*  ab.  Prince 
Hoover  Henry,  smith  N  E  cor.  Browne  &N.  Front,  and 

5  Poplar  lane 
Hoover  John,  cordwainer  119  Browne 
Hoover  J.  ropemaker  62  Moyamensing  I'oad 
Hoover  Laurence,  mastmaker  Beach  near  Maiden 
Hoover  Mary,  widow  153  Green 
Hoover  Mrs.  widow  45  Charlotte 
Hope  &Co.  lottery  and  exchange  office  63  Chesnut 
Hojie  John,  carpenter  201  Coates  above  Fourth 
H  )pe  Thos.  lottery  and  exchange  broker  8cc.  63  Chesnut 
Hope  Wm,  ferryman  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Hopkins  Alexander,  shoemaker  11  Stephen's  court 
Hopkins  Barzilla,  ladies'  shoemaker  212  south  Seventh 
tHopkins  Cornehus,  coachm  m  15  Fayette 
Hopknis  Henry,  l)rickmaker  Fourth  near  Germ,  road 
Hopkins  Hester,  widow  542  south  Front 
Hopkins  Howell,  attorney  at  law,  office  62  S.  Fifth 
Hopkins  Johns,  gentleman  413  Arch  above  Eleventh 
Hopkins  Jolin,  carpenter  Nieman's  alley 
Hopkins  Jolin,  sea  captain  back  21  Noble 
Hoj)kins  Joseph  R.  attorney  at  law  Walnut  above  11th 
Hopkins  Joseph  R.  &  H.  attorneys  at  law  62  S.  Fifth 
Hopkins  Nicholas,  mercht.  9S.  Eleventh  ab.  Chesnut 
Hopkins  Richard,  sawyer  Shippen  above  Seventh 
Hopkins  Robert,  inspector  of  customs  182  S,  Second 
Hopkins  Ruth,  widow  12  Knight's  court 
Hopkins  Susan,  widow  boardinghouse  25  Sansom 
tHopkins  Susannah,  washerwoman  4  Gilles's  alley 
Hopkins  Tliomas,  accountant  161  Green  above  Fourth 
tHopkins  i'homas,  labourt-r  Bonsall 
Hopkinsoii  Francis,  attorney  at  law  17  south  Fifth 
Hopkinson  Joseph,  Esq.  inquire  17  south  Fifth 
Hopper  Isaac  T.  tailor  33  Spruce 
Hopper  Joseph  M.  watciimaker  inquire  178  High 
Hoj^per  Levi,  396  Sassafras  [fiee  Hoofier 

Hopple  John,  shoemaker  Christian  above  Fifth 
Hopple  John,  combmaker  Ottt  r  near  (iei-mantown  road 
Horn  Abraham,  dealer  244  south  Fourth 
Horn  Henry,  silverjjlater  16  south  Sixth  8c  248  Chesnut 
Horn  Jacob,  innkeeper  W.  end  Upper  ferry  bridge 
Horn,  John,  skindresser  18  Raspberry  allev 
Horn  John,  coachmaker  56  S  Tenth  Sc  248  Chesnut 
Horn  &  Kneass,  silverplaters  16  south  Sixth 
Horn  Mary,  widow  4  Rihl's  court 
Horn  Philip,  smith  46  N  5th— d  h  18  Branner's  alley 


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Horn  William,  tobacconist  Wright's  alley 

Horn  Willi.im,  accnuntatii  13  Y^rk  court 

Horn  XVilliam,  oakcooper  JIl  south  Fifth  street 

Horn  William, High  i.ear  Schujlkill  Stventh 

Homberger  Lewis,  hatter  W  Jones's  ;illey 
Hornbergir  Peter,  victualler  stall  76  New  market  b 

2d — d  i\  Bnttonwood  lane  near  bjglith 
Home  Isaac,  corder  Oak  below  Ha}scale>  (N  L) 
Home  Mary,  layer  out  of  the  dead  12  Biidd 
Home  William,  corder  C'allowhill  below  Fr-^nt — d  h  IT 

York  court 
Homer  Catharine  Mrs.  widow  grocer  .561  S  Second 
Horner  Elizabetii,  widow  Qneen  near  Shakamaxcn 
Hcri.er  Henry,  bricklaytr  3  Swunson 
Homer  Samuel,  drayman  93  liudd 
Horner  William  E    M.  d.  S  V\'  cor.  Chesnut  &  Eighth 
H'-rnor  Benjamin,  gentlen)an  49  High 
H(  n.or  John,  merchant  261  High— d  h  378  High 
HornnrJ  seph  P.  hardware  store  47  High,  d  h  63  Spruce 
Hornor  M:.rv,  widow  of  Benjamin,   62  north  '1  bird 
Horiior&  Wilson,  merchants  261  High 
Hornketh  Henry,  brickmaker  W'st^ir's  court 
Hornketh  Jeremiah,  brickmaker  Wistar's  court 
Horsfall  Joseph,  painter  &;c.  alky  back  149  C<:dar 
Horsier  Henrietta,  widow,  John  above  Callowhill 
Hovstmaini  William  G.  &  Co.  lace  and  fringe  weavers 

45  and  55  north  Third 
Horter  Geo.  vict.  Ger.  r. — stalls  High  &  N  L  markets 
Hortcr  Jacob,  victualler  27  Third  street  market 
Horter  Jacob,  victualler  2  Third  street  market 
Horterson  James,  labourer  north  3d  above  Germ,  road 
Hortz  Peter,  flour  and  feedstcre  592  High 
Ht)rwitz  J.  M.  D.  59  Vine 
Hoscamj)  Mary,  grocery  397  south  Front 
Ho^kms  Eleanor,  wi«l()w  180  Arch 
Hoskins  John,  teacher  ladies'  seminary  383  High 
Hoskin  Thom.as,  accountant  163  Cedar 
Hossack  Jo'<eph,  grocer,  corner  Eleventh  and  Race 
Host  George,  saddler  Heyde's  court 
HostUr  Henrietta,  widow  John  above  Callowhill 
Hotz  Daniel,  victualler  239  Calh.whill 
Hoiz  P.  vict.  45  Old  Shambles  ik  N  8th  a!).  Buttonwooci 
Honard  Lewis,  merchant  tailor  120  S  2d     [^rr  Hoii'ard 
Houck  Elizabeth,  widow  113  Catharine 
Houck  Frederick,  mariner  back  41  Prime 
Houck  William,  carpenter  Fourth  near  George 
Hough  Constant,  mariner  17  Cnatcs  alley         \_fice  Hojff 
Hough  John,  fancy  store  2  >9  n<  rth  Front 
Houghev  Alice;  widow,  boirdinghousc  168  and  d  h  169 

south  Front 
Houghton  John,  brassfounder  Germ,  road  ab.  first  gate 
Houghton  Thomas,  labourer  286  l^ombard 
Houghtot^  Thomas,  gunsmith  Germ,  road  ab  first  gat<> 


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Houlding  James,  mariner  back  351  south  Front 

Houpt  Jacob,  drygoods  store  211  N.  Second  8c  52  ArcU 

House  Elizabeth,  widow  Beach  «ear  Maiden 

House  Peter,  cabinetmaker  10  FrankUn 

House  WiUiam,  mariner  ^eorge  near  Second  (N  L) 

Housman  8c  Brobston,  grocers  S  E  cor.  Front  &  Queen 

Houseman  Danl.  vict.  stall  4  New  market,  d  h  469  S  2d 

Houser  John,  victualler  Buttonwood  corner  Charles 

Houser  Margaret,  grocer  32  Passyunk 

Houser,  widow,  victualler  Buttonwood  corner  Charles 

Houston  Amy,  widow  Kunckel  above  Noble 

Houston  Catharine,  Mrs.  17  Mary  (S) 

Houston  George,  labourer  18  Hurst 

Houston  James,  assistant  cashier  U.  S.  bank  60  south  6th 

Houston  James,  shipmaster  278  south  Fourth 

Houston  Jane,  midwife  28  Franklin  court 

Houston  John  A.  L.  drygoods  store  437  north  Second 

Houston  P.  W.  M.  D.  surgeon  8c  dentist  28  Franklin  ct. 

Houston  Susannah,  washerwoman  back  118  Lombard 

Houston  Thomas,  printer  Shakamaxon  near  Queen 

Hovel  Richard,  cabinetmaker  5  Shields'  court 

Hovemier  Charles,  labourer  back  265  Race 

How  John,  carpenter  129  north  Fourth 

How  Joseph,  trader  Juhiper  abuve  Locust 

How  Philip,  shopkeeper  20  Small 

How  Robert,  carter  Schuylkill  Front  above  Mulberry 

Howard  Azel,  sea  captain  269  S  Front       [see  Houard 

Howard  Catharine,  boardinghouse  Beach  n.  the  market 

Howard  Elizabeth,  widow  back  111  Catharine 

Howard  John,  silversmith  Price's  court 

Howard  John  D.  mariner  45  Meade  alley 

fHoward  Robert,  waiter  122  Lombard 

Howard  Sarah,  14  Sterling  alley 

Howden  John,  milkman  83  Christian 

Howell  Abraham,  m.  d.  174  Lombard 

Howell  Amos,  coachmaker  S  E  corner  Arch  and  Eighth 

— d  h  66  north  Eighth 
Howell  Asher  M.  mercht,  167  High— d  h  16  south  7th 
Howell  Benj.  B.  mercht.  33  S  Front— d  h  90  S  Front 
Howell  Catharine,  tavernkeeper  cor.  Beach  8c  Maiden 
Howell  Cathaiine,  cakebaker  Shields'  alley 
Howell  Charlotte,  widow.  Beach  corner  Maiden 
Howell  Cornelius,  trader  26  Juliana 
Howell  David,  blncksmith  Beach  near  Marlborough 
Howell  D  8c  E.  Drummond,  storekeepers  44  south  4th 
Howell  Elijah,  innkeeper  87  Plum  * 

Howell  Elizabeth,  widow  Pleasant  above  Charles 
Howell  Elizabeth,  layer  out  of  the  dead  4  Hoffman's  ay. 
Howell  Ephraim,  Smith's  court  W.  Sch.  8th 
Howell  Ezekiel,  tailor  20  <  herry 
Howell  Felix,  coach makir  Church  alley      " 
Howell  Israel,  currier  107  Chesnut — d  h  148  south  9th 
Howell  William,  blacksmith  Beach  near  Marlborough 


PHII.ADELl'HIA  DIRKCTORY.  HUC 

Howell  Jacob,  currier  107  Chesnut — d.  U.S.  W.  corned 

Nintli  and  Chcsiiut 
Hovvtll  J.iines  K.  goldbeater  back  47  Kunckel 
H  )well  James,  drygoods  store  92  nonh  Fourth 
Howell  Joint,  i)ai)erhani;iiig  manufacturer  125  N.  Froht 
Howell  Jolin,  carpenter  76  nortli  Eleventh 
Howell  Joseph,  currier  107  Chesnut  and  217  Spruce 
Howell  Juseph  and  Co.  curriers,  107  Chesnut 
Howell  Joseph,  sandman  and  carttr  Wood  near  Sixth 
Howell  Lemuel,  house  carpenter  56  Filbert 
Howell  Marg;Hiet,  widow  168  Arch 
Howell  M  iry,  widow  Barclay's  alley 
How(.ll  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  Artliur  107  Chesnut 
Howell  Reading,  surveyoi'  &c.  hu/uire  228  Spruce 
Howell  Richard  L.  major  41  south  Fourth 
tHowcll  Richard,  oy.sterman  6  Locust 
Howell  Samuel  E  meichant  17  South  wharves 
Howell  Sarah  widow  of  Joseph  E.  311  Walnut 
Howell  VV.  VV.  &  Co.  merchants  167  High— d.  h.  107 

Chesnut 
Howell  VVm  E.  mercht.  17  S.  wharves — d.  h.  132  S.  3d 
Howell  Zachariah,  carpenter  7  Poplar  lane 
Howland  Isaac,  sea  captain,  corner  Queen  and  Front 
Howortli  George,  bookbinder  corner  Darby  lodd  8c  High 
Howshell  John,  watchman  Gerard's  bank,  28  Penn 
Hoy  T.*iomas,  shoemaker  Petticoat  alley 
Hubb.ird  Henry,  blacksmitn  5  B.iker's  court 
Hubb.ird  John,  starch  facte  n  north  2d  above  Ger.  road 
JIul)i)ar(l  William,  marin(.r  25  Mary  street 
Hubiiard  William,  watchman  B.iiker  street  n.  Sch.  4th 
Hubbard  William,  oysterman  124  Catharine 
Hubbard  ^Vm.  starch  manufacturer  522  north  Second 
Hubbel  Samuel,  carpenter  54  Moyamensing  road 
Hubbell  T.  M.  lumber  merchant  ist  wharf  above  Hay- 
scales — a.  h.45  Swanson 
Hiibl)er  Samuel,  ronemaker  N.  3d  n.  Germantown  r. 
Hubbcr  Sophia,  witlow  40  Pine 

Hubbert  Anthony,  starch  manufact'ircr  521   N.  Second 
Hubbert  Benjamin,  coi-dwainer  Poplar  lane  near  2d 
Hubbert  Chiistian,  cabinetmaker  494  north  Second 
Hubbert  John,  cordwainer  119  Sw.ir-ison 
Hubbs  Paul  K.  merchant  40  north  Front 
Hui)er  Henry,  inspect(<r  of  customs  147  Vine 
Hui)er  Henry,  jun.  hardware  nicichant  and  manuf.   of 
plated  saddlery  furniture  34  N.  3d — d.h.  b4Callowhill 
Hubcr  Janies  S.  84  Callowhill 

Hubcr  Tobias,  soap  and  candle  manuf.  21  Coatcs'  alley 
Hubie  John,  organ  builder  Old  York  near  Germ,  road 
Hiickel  Francis,  chairmaker  38  Cedar 
Huckel  Joseph,  dentist  35  Pine 
Huckcl  Robert,  tailor  14  north  Front 
Huckel  Samuel,  clock  and  watchruaker  14  north  Front 
Huckel  Wdliani,  164  soutli  Front 

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HUG  WHITELY'S  ANNUAL 

Huddell  Joseph,  stave  merchant  77  and  87  Swanson 
Huddell  Joseph  and  Son,  stave  merchants  77  Swanson 
Huddell  Joseph,  jun.  stave  merchant  77  Swanson — d.  h, 

356  south  Front 
Huddy  Hunlock,  inspector  of  customs  67  Gaskill 
Hudson  D.  W.  saddle  and  harnessmaker  2  Decatur 
Hudson  Edward,  dentist  133  Walnut 
Hudson  James,  broker  204  south  Fourth 
fHudson  James,  porter  250  Lombard 
Hudson  John,  mariner  67  Queen  (S.) 
Hudson  Samuel,  labourer  23  Jones's  alley 
Hudson  William,  merchant  109  Moyamensing  road 
HuflF  Jacob,  vict.  355  Callowhill — stall  5  Old  shambles 
Huff  Jacob,  jr.  victualler  355  Callowhill 
Huff  John,  carpenter  353  Callowhill 
Huff  John,  vict.  stall  23  New  market — d.  h.  south  Front 

below  Federal 
Huff  Samuel,  manner  23  Parham's  alley 
Huffman  Henry  O.  cooper  back  7  Elireth's  alley 
Huffnagle  Charlotte,  98  Arch 
Huffnagle  John,  merchant  N,  E.  corner  High  8c  Fifth — 

d.  h.  429  High 
Huffstidler  Heorge,  mate  Phariss's  court 
Hufty  Joseph,  tavernkeeper  14  Locust  (Washington  sq.) 
Hufty  Mary,  widow  of  John,  (Perry  hotel)  N.  E.  corner 

Cedar  and  Fifth 
Hugg  Bright,  shipjoincrN.  W.  corner  Vine  Sc  Water 
Hugg  George  W.  inn  and  ferrykeeper  Kaighnton  N.  J. 
Hugg  Jacob,  labourer  Shakamaxon  above  Bedford 
Hugg  Joseph,  inn  and  ferrykeeper  Gloucester  (N.  J. 
Hugg  Levi,  shipjoiner  125  north  Water 
Hugg  Wm.  rigger  Shakamaxon  near  Prince 
Huggens  Samuel,  morocco  manuf.   Ill  Chesnut — d.  h. 

46  Browne 
Huggins  Benjamin,  sea  captain  5  Ann  (N.  L.) 
Huggins  Samuel,  morocco  manuf.  Ill  Chesnut  and  46 

Browne 
fHuggs  James,  sawyer  12  Acorn  alley 
Hughes  Ann,  Avidow  81  German  street 
IHughes  Ashel,  waiter  Cedar  near  Twelfth 
Hughes  Benjamin,  grazier  16  Moyamensing  road 
Hughes  and  Co.  dry  goods  store  137  north  Third 
Hughes  Edward,  labourer  Otter  near  Frankford  road 
Hughes  Elizabeth,  widow,  teacher  Wood  above  8th 
Hughes  Elizabeth  junr.  teacher,  south  3d  corner  Pear 
Hughes  Isabella  schoolmistress.  Cedar  above  Twelfth 
tHughes  Isaiah,  labourer.  Cedar  near  Eleventh 
Hughes  James,  27  Penn 
Hoighes  John,  labourer  Warner's  court 
Hughes  John,  jun.  merchant,  13th  below  George 
Hughes  Jonathan,  watchman  Broad  below  Locust 
Hughes  8c  Korndaffer,  grocers,  point  Moyamensing  road 

and  Second 


I'HILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  HUM 

Hugties  Mary,  shopkeeper  44  S|)rucc 

Hiiglies  Mary,  washerwoman  Germantown  r.  ab.  Otter 

Hughes  Miles  H.  broker  31  Church  alley 

Huglies  Peter,  cordwaiucr  24  Old  York  road 

Huj^hes  Thomas,  drygoods  store  1  north  Third 

Hugiies  William,  grocer  58  Spruce 

Hughes  Wm.  grazier  460  south  Second  street 

Hughes  Wm.  carpenter  Chester  street 

Hughs  William,  cabinetmaker  18  Bryan's  alley 

Huguenin  C.  A.  gold  and  silver  watchcasemaker,  A'2 

Bread  street 
Huhn  Catharine,  widow  Juniper  above  Locust 
Huhn  Daniel,  brickmaker  34,5  Race 
Huhn  John  D.  brickmaker  Race  above  Twelfth— kiln 

corner  Callowhill  and  Broad 
Hukill  &  Apt,  harnessmakers  Callowhill  above  Garden 
Hukill  Jeremiah,  harnessmaker  Callowhill  ab.  Garden 
Hulands  Henry,  coachpainter  187  Arch  and  79  N.  5th 
Huler  Henry,  baker  343  south  Fourth 
Hulfish  Obudiah,  curdwainer  N.  4th  above  Browne 
Hulfish  Wm.  cordwainer  Third  near  George  (N  L) 
Hulings  Ann,  nurse  West's  court  [see  Hullinqs 

Hulings  Michael,  paperstainer  103  Catharine 
Hulings  William  E.  m,  d.  264  Chesnut 
Hulings  Abraham,  feedstore  68  Plum 
Hulings  Elizabeth,  499  South  Front  - 
Huley  John,  labourer  Carpenter  below  Third  (S) 
Hull  Agnes,  milliner  100  south  Second  cor.  dt"  Dock 
Hull  Benjamin,  gunsmith  Sansom's  alley  atjove  Noble 
Hull  Wm.  L.  merchant  Sixth  above  Callowhill 
Hidlings  Hannah,  widow  41  Coates 
Hulme  Thomas,  gentleman  371  High 
Hults  Benjamin,  blacksmith  Prime  below  Second 
fHuly  William,  carter  98  Plum 
Humble  Margaret,  widow  102  Coates 
Humes  Archibald,  bottlei-  and  grocer  88  Swanson 
Humes  George,  grocer  and  distiller  222  south  Sixth 
Humes  Jas.  bottler  and  grocer  N  E  cor.  German  &:  4th 
Humes  John,  auctioneer  56  south  Front — d  h  165  Wal- 
nut (Sansom's  row) 
Humes  William,  bottler  and  grocer  185  south  Sixth 
Hummel  Casper,  tailor  365  nortli  Front 
Hummel  Jacob,  morocco  manuf.  525  north  Third 
Humiticl  Jacob,  tjrassfounder  443  novtii  Tliird 
Hummel  .Magdelina,  widow  4.53  north  Third 
Hmnm<.-!  Phcel)e,  nurse  166  Vine 

Humphreville  Josluia,  cabuietmaker  Beach  near  Maiden 
Hiiinphreville  IMartha,  se.imstress  Queen  n.  Marlboro' 
Humphreys  A.  Y.  statio.ur  .S5  Locust 
Humphreys  Ann,  boardinghouse  146  Chesnut 
Humnhreys  Clement,  inspector  of  customs  33  Pine 
Humphreys  Edwarri,  lal)>Hirer  Camden  (N  J) 
Humphreys  Eliza,  widow  ot  Thomas  8  Bi(Jdle's  allev 


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Humphreys  James  Y.  stationer  and  playing  card  manij- 

facturer  86  south  Front 
Humphreys  Jas.  ropemaker  Frankf.  r  n.  Shakamaxon 
Humphreys  James,  shipwright  Warren  (K) 
Humphreys  John,  accountant  48  north  Front 
Humphreys  John,  bookseller  48  north  Front 
Humphreys  Richard,  genileman  32  Sansom 
HuvTiphreys  Saml.  shipbuilder  of  U.  S.  navy  320  S.  Froht 
Humphreys  Sophia,  tailoress  11  Friends'  alms-house 
Humphreys  Elizabeth,  widow  Cheriy  near  Queen 
Humphreys  ik.  Turner,  mastmakers  near  68  Swansoti 
Huneker  John,  chairmaker  371  north  Second 
Huneker  Joseph,  gardener  Irish  lane 
Huneker  Joseph,  jun    ornamental  painter  and  gilder 

371  north  Second 
Hungerford  James,  mai-iner  Beach  near  Marlborough 
Hunt  Charles,  smith  Davison's  alley 
Hunt  Edward,  sea  captain  80  south  Fourth 
Hunt  Humphrey,  cabinetmaker  155  south  Fifth 
Hunt  James,  vict,  stall  14  Penn.— d  h  cor.  of  Sixth  am^. 

Button  wood 
Hunt  John,  cordwainerback  of  11  south  Seventh 
Hunt  Joseph,  currier  12  Oak  (S) 
Hunt  Mary,  widow  36  Queen  (S) 
Hunt  Paul,  labourer  Pottery  alley 
Hunt  Samuel,  grocer  85  Passyunk  road 
Hunt  Wm.  silversmith  176  Race 
Hunt  Wm.  shopkeeper  and  bottler  67  north  Front 
Hunt  Wilson,  merchant  18  and  d  h  151  Chesnut 
Hunter  Edward,  flour  and  feedstore  Germantown  roac 

below  Fourth 
Hunter  Dr  George,  gone  to  New  Orleans 
Hunter  Israel,  carter  Knodle 
Hunter  James,  sea  captain  9  Summers'  court 
Hunter  James,  weaver  Perry  below  Pine 
Hunter  John  C  carpenter  51  Moyamensing  road 
Hunter  John,  justice  of  the  peace  186  south  Fifth 
Hunter  John,  innkeeper  92  north  Water 
Hunter  John,  Race  near  Sch.  Ejghth 
Hunter  Joseph,  currier  St.  John  above  Beaver 
Hunter  Margaret,  Petticoat  alley  below  Browne 
Hunter  Rachel,  82  south  Fourth 
Hunter  Susannah,  china  store  397  noi'th  Third 
Hunter  William,  weaver  241  south  Sixth 
Hunter  William,  carter  Knodle  West  Sch.  Eighth 
tHunter  Wilham,  sweepmaster  22  Mary's  alley 
Hunter  &  Underwood,  5  Biddle's  alley 
Hunterson  John,  shoemaker  308  south  Fourth 
Huntington  James,  mariner  back  of  67  Catharine 
Huntley  John,  carpenter  back  27Cres&on's  alley 
Hupfeld  widow  of  Charles,  grocery  112  north  Sixth 
Hupfeld  Charles  F.  professor  of  music  26  north  Tenth 
Hupfeld  John  F.  musician  26  north  Tenth 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  HUT 

Huplits  George  H.  tailor  Brown  near  West  (K) 

Huplitz  John,  tailor  Rachel 

Hi\(iuenelc  Frederick,  M.  n.  27  Fill)ert 

Hurchin  Vandcr,  tinplateworker  Sch.  Hth  above  Race 

Hindman  Peter,  cliairmaker  39  Coates'  alley 

Hurley  Georpe,  confectioner  318  south  Second 

Hurley  Isaac  A.  accountant  Arch  street  ferry 

Hurley  rev.  Michael,  of  St.  Aucustine's  church,  above 

39  Crown  in  the  rear  of  the  church 
Hurley's  paper  hanging  warehouse  78  Chesnut 
Hurley  Thomas,  142  Sassafras 

Hurlitk.  William,  innkeeper  N  W  cor.  Race  and  Fifth 
Hurry  Samuel,  Anne  st.  Pen'  town 
Hurst  Elizabeth,  widow  15  Spruce  [«ee  Hirst 

Hurst  John,  shopkeeper  230  nortii  Water 
Hurst  Lewis,  carter  306  south  Front 
Hiirtel  John  F.  printer  back  124  south  Second 
Husband  Jolm  J.  teacher  197  south  Fourth 
Husbands  Mary,  widow  back  51  Budd 
Hush  Lewis,  drayman  18  Duke 
Hustlebaugh  Henry,  milkman  Hanover  near  West 
Hustleb^ugh  Mrs.  West  near  Palmer 
Hustler  John,  merchant  36  Church  ay. — d  h  23  Filbert 
Huston  James,  drayman  Sch.  8th  above  Race 
Huston  Maria  Mrs.  132  Locust 
Huston  Thomas,  110  High— d  h  66  south  Eighth 

[iff  Heston  and  Houston 
Hutchins  Ann,  widow  back  203  north  Fourth 
Hutchins  Charles,  hatter  Noble  below  Second 
Hutchins  Henry  J.  clerk  in  loan  office,  116  Prune 
fHutchins  Matthias,  coachman  34  Currant  alley 
Hutchins  Kicliard,  innkeeper  Sixth  above  Poplar  lane 
H'lthins  William,  carpenter  Sixth  above  Poplar  lane 
Hutchinson  Benjamin,  machine  maker  Germ.  r.  bel.  3d 
Hutchinson  Benijah,  carter  Ohio  street 
Hutchinson  Benjamin  P.  broker  85  S.  2d — d  h  113  Pine 
Hutchinson  Francis,  clerk  471  Race 
Hutchinson  Henry,  mariner  68  (ieorge  (S) 
Hutchinson  Isabella,  widow  132  south  Tenth 
Hutchinson  James,  carpenter  146  south  Seventh 
Hutchinson  James,  tailor  1  Lyndall's  alley 
Hutchinson  John,  labourer  132  south  Tenth 
Hutchinson  John,  carpenter  Orange 
Hutcliiuson  John  jr.  drygoods  store  1  north  Fifth— d  h 

corner  of  Seventh  and  Orange 
Hutchinson  John,  carter  Sixth  below  Coates 
Hutchinson  Margaret,  grocer  31  north  Tenth 
Hutchinson  Randall,  clerk  of  the  Mavor's  court,  3  E. 

wing  ot  State-house — d  h  Walnut  Ist' house  ab.  11th 
Hutchinson  R.  jr.  drygoods  store  60  north  Second 
Hutchinson  Sarah,  wiclow  Kugler's  court 
Hutchinson  Ti\omas,  clock  and  watchmaker  31  S.  4tli 

d  h  6  M'CuUoch's  court 


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Hutchison  James,  tailor  Lyndall's  alley 

Hute  Catharine,  widow  40  Cherrv 

Hutn)an  Elizabeth,  layer  out  of  the  dead,  Maria  ab.  4th 

Hutsel  John,  oakcooper  Lily  above  Tammany 

Hutson  Henry,  currier  M'CuUoch's  court^ 

fHutt  Jane,  teacher  163  south  Sixth 

Huttert  John,  innkeeper  Purple  and  Blue  inn  (Crosby's) 

Moyamensing  road  below  Federal 
Hutton  John,  502  south  Front  '; 

Hutton  Mary,  widow  36  Queen  (S) 
Hutton  Nathaniel,  sen.  shipbuilder  382  south  Front 
Huver  Andrew,  cordwainer  Old  York  road  ab.  Coates 
Huver  Jolin,  labourer  39  Charlotte 
'Huvor  Mary,  widow  151  Green  above  Fourth 
Hyatt  Dorothy,  widow  450  south  Front 
Huyes  John,  cooper  above  42  Tammany 
Hyde  Charles,  shipmaster  350  south  Second 
Hyde  George,  bookbinder  and  stationer  Tl  Chesnut-»- 

— d  h  210  Walnut 
Hyde  Geo.  8c  Son,  booksellers  and  stationers  71  Chesnut 
Hyde  John,  tailor  25  Filbert 

Hyde  Oreii,  teacher  Washington  academy  4th  ab.  Vine 
Hyde  Wm.  bookseller  and  stationer  71  Chesnut 
Hyle  George,  sailmaker  6  Vernon 
Hymas  Samuel,  innkeeper  (sign  of  the  Lamb)  30  N.  5th 
Hymas  William,  silverplater  Germ.  r.  above  1st  gate 
Hymer  John,  labourer  214  north  4th  near  Browne 
Hymer  Peter,  labourer  214  north  4th  above  Browne 
Hymer  Stephen,  brickmaker  Ann  west  of  Twelfth 
Hyneman  Cliristian,  cooper  265  Catharine 
Hyneman  F.  accountant  Ann  above  Callowhill 
Hyneman  John  D.  119  Green  above  Third 
Hyneman  WiUiam,  grocer  121  Browne  and  119  Green 
Hynyore  Ruth,  widow  42  Parham's  alley 


IDAR  HENRY,  shipwright  61  Christian 

Iddings  Caleb  P.  accountant  21  Newmarket 

Idlei-  Jacob,  merchant  back  75  N.  Water — d  h  231  Arch 

Idlet  Mary,  widow  27  Meade  alley 

Ightlinger  John,  skindresser  James  near  Ridge  road 

Imbrie  James  8c  Co.  domestic  warehouse  127  High 

Imbrie  David,  merchant  127  High 

Imbrie  James,  merchant  127  High— dh  238  Spruce 

Imes  Solomon,  shingledresser  cor.  11th  and  Cherry 

Imlay  8c  Potts,  merchants  5  north  Water 

Imlay  Robert,  merchant  5  N.  Water — d  h  6th  cor.  Race 

Immel  Catharine,  widow  storekeeper  76  north  Third 

Immel  Jacob  8c  Co.  merchants  76  north  Third 

Immel widow  of  John,  Stewart's  alley 

Inches  Thomas,  storekeeper  216  south  Second 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRKCTORV.  IKV 

Inewichter  Elizabeth,  widow  Poplar  lane  below  Fourth 
Incwichter  VV'm.  bricklayer  OKI  York  road  n.  George 
Iiig  John,  cordwainer  44  noith  Tliird 
IngcrsoU  Charles  J.  attorney  at  law  130  Walnut 
IngcrsoU  Edward,  attorney  at  law  159  Walnut  ab.  6th 
Ingersoll  Jared,  counsellor  at  law  136  Walnut 
Ingersoll  Joseph  K.  counsellor  at  law  180  Chesnut 
Ingham  Catharine,  widow  Blackberry  alley 
Inglianj  John,  cabinetmaker  Mint  court 
Ingleman  Daniel,  confectioner  Cherry  above  Sch.  8th 
Ingles  George,  county  commissioner  22  Mewmarket 
Ingling  Samuel,  carpenter  Coates  above  Old  York  road 
Inglis  Catharine,  91  Pine  \_see  Engle 

Inglis  Joseph  L.  treasurer  to  Frankford  &  Bristol  turn- 
pikes 331  Arch 

fingraham  Anthony,  labourer  41  Crab 
ngraham  Edward  D.  attorney  at  law,  215  Chesnut  2*1 
door  above  Seventh 
Ingraham  Francis,  gentleman  431  Arch  above  Eleventh 
Ingraham  John,  shoemaker  M'Culloch's  court 
Ingram  Sarah,  widow  mantuamaker  40  Union 
Ingram  Thomas,  tailor  Vine  below  Eleventh 
Inkson  Rebecca,  shopkeeper  200  north  Front 
Innes  Cornelius,  shoemaker  125  Plum  \_see  JSnnes 

tinnes  John,  mariner  139  Ci-ab 
Inncb  Joseph,  carpenter  Hamilton  near  Schuylkill 
Innct  David,  chandler  21  Juliana 

Innskeep  John,  President  oi  the  N.  A.  insurance  com- 
pany, 171  VN'alnut 
Inskeep  Samuel,  labourer  back  159  Moyamensing  road 
Inslee  John  A.  steward  ot  Almshouse  Spruce  ab.  10th 
Inslee  Martha,  matronof  the  Almshouse  Spruce  ab  10th 
Irclai\d  Alphonso  C.  carpenter,  city  regulator,  &  mea- 
surer of  carpenters'  work  122  Pme  below  Fifth 
Ireland  Edward,  trunkmaker,  shop  Norris'  alley — d  h 

Oak  above  Coates 
Ireland  (ieorge,  vinegar  store  48  Browne 
Ireland  James,  bottler  123  Vine 
Ireland  James,  carter  Oak  above  Coates 
Ireland  Jacob,  labourer  57  Prime  (S.) 
Ireland  John,  carter  291  Callowhill 
Ireland  John,  wharf  builder  Shakamaxon  near  Bedford 
Ireland  Richard,  trader  Camden  N  J. 
Ireman  Elizabeth,  widow  cor.  Prime  &  Moyamensing  r. 
Irick  Catliarine,  widow  114  Spruce 
Irick  Christr.  sexton  of  St.  Peter's  church  176  S.  Sixth 
■  Irons  Jacob,  woodsawyer  25  Pine  alley 
Irons  Richard,  waiter  Middle  alley 
Irvin  Charles,  cooper  Nieman's  alley 
IrvinJohn,  waiter  12  .\c(irn  alley 
'  rvine  Callender,  commiss>ary  general  of  U.  S.  431  High 
Irvine  Casper,  bridlebitniaker  Camac  abo^e  Gcr.  road 
Irvine  Henry,  (Buck  inn)  356  High 


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Irvine  Hood,  roercht.  S  E  cor.  2d  &  Arch— d  h  31  Vine 

f  Irvine  Samuel,  cooper  Nieman's  alley 

Irving  Esther,  widow  111  Catharine 

Irvist  John,  brickmaker  Buttonwood  lane 

Irwin  Charles,  sea  captain  50  Shippen 

Irwin  Ezra,  labourer  Clymer's  alley 

Irwin  Edward,  weaver  cor.  Thirteenth  and  Cedar 

Irwin  Elizabeth,  widow  238  Filbert  near  Twelfth 

Irwin  Frederick,  accountant  3  north  Eighth 

Irwin  James,  drygoods  store  217  south  Second 

Irwin  John  W.  115  Lombard 

Irwin  Thomas,  carpenter  St.  Joseph's  avenue 

Irwin  William,  stonecutter  Vine  near  Thirteenth 

{see  Erwen  Isf  Arnvin 
Isdell  Elizabeth,  widow  45  Penn 
Iseminger  Adam,  wheelwright  Queen  below  Sixth 
Isenring  John,  skindresser  391  north  Front 
Isington  James,  tobacconist  cor.  St.  Tarn  many  &  Kunckel 
Islington  Lane,  Sansom  above  Eighth 
Israel  Abraham,  33  Callowhill  and  drygoods  store  329 

north  Second 
Israel  8c  Goldsmith,  drygoods  store  329  north  Second 
Israel  Israel,  gentleman  103  Walnut 
Israel  Samuel,  merchant  186  Pine 
Ivins  Ezekiel,  bricklayer  Broad  corner  Arch 
Izard  Alice,  widow  307  Spruce  below  Tenth 
Izard  Gen.  George,  295  Spruce 


JACK  ANN,  widow  of  Francis,  218  south  Third 
Jack  Mary,  widow  mantuamaker  arid  tailoi'ess  33  EI- 

freth's  alley 
Jackaway  Nathan,  plasterer  north  Fourth  near  Browne 
Jackson  Andrew,  inspector  of  customs  27  north  Twelfth 
Jackson  Benjamin,  carpenter  4  Wiley's  court 
tJackson  Benjamin,  labourer  Coates  above  Fourth 

Jackson ,  lace,  fringe  &c.  weaver  96  N-  Seventh 

Jackson  Charles  C.  innkeeper  (Schuylkill  inn)  High  n, 

Schuylkill  Front 
f  Jackson  Caleb,  sawyer  Browne  above  Fourth 
Jackson  Francis,  coachman  Twelfth  below  Chesnut 
^Jackson  Frances,  widow  Green's  court 
Jackson  George  W.  carpenter  208  north  Eighth 
jJackson  Henry,  woodsawyer  Barclay's  court 
Jackson  8c  Hoare,  sign  painters.  See.  N  W  corner  Fifth 

and  Spruce 
Jackson  Isaac,  china  store  Coates  bel.  Old  York  road 
Jackson  Jacob,  labourer  10  Gaskill  street 
Jackson  Jacob,  mariner  41  Catharine 
fJackson  Jacob,  waiter  Shippen  above  Seventh 
Jackson  James,  mariner  Galbraith's  court 


PHILADHLPHIA  DIRECTORY.  JAC 

f  Jackson  James,  labourer  206  Coates  near  Fiflh 
f  Jackson  James,  waiter  Fries's  court 
Jackson  James,  mariner  13  Elizabeth 

Jackson  Jane,  Allen's  alley 
.  ackson  Jesse,  painter  and  glazier  Middle  alley 
■Jackson  Job,  sweep  Miles'  court  near  Rose 

■Jackson  John,  barber  211  S.  7th  &  Fourth  near  High 
.  ackson  Joiin,  tanner  cor.  Prince  and  Duke  (K.) 
Jackson  John  W.  coi-dwainer  Castle 
Jackson  John,  gentleman  S  W  cor.  Walnut  and  12th 
t Jackson  John,  icecream  maker  211  south  Seventh 
Jackson  Josepli,  fijur  and  f'-edstore  245  north  Front 
Jackson  Jos  carpenter  10  Franklin  court 

JJa^  kson  Peter,  labourer  back  90  Bedford 
ai  kson  Rachael,  Union  street 

} Jackson  Rebecca,  widow  Third  near  George  (N.  L.) 
ackson  Richard,  tailor  159  Arch 
JJ.ickson  Samuel,  caipenter  10  Franklin  st. 
ackson  S  imuel,  M.  D.  40  north  Foui'th 
Jackson  Samuel,  painter  and  glazier  163  Shippen 
Jackson  Sanil.  &  b  (late  David  &  S.)  druggists  40  N.  4th 
fJackson  Samuel,  sweep  Warren  st. 

} Jackson  Samuel,  bootcleaner  5  Little  Dock 
ackson  Saraii,  widow  N  W  corner  12th  and  Arch 
Jackson  Susan,  widow  of  David,  40  north  Fourth 
Jackson  Thomas,  late  grocer  Dawson's  alley 
Jackson  Thomas,  accountant  Orange  street  (C.) 
Jackson  Thomas,  coachmaker  Locust  above  Eighth 
Jackson  Thomas,  101  Walnut — resid   Mount  Pleasant 
Jackson  Tliomas,  late  grocer  Davison's  allev 
JackMin  Wasliington,  mercliant,  iififier  190  High 
tJackson  Wm.  manner  215S'iippen 
Jackson  Wm.  mariner  10  Shippen 
Jackson  Wm.  34  Chester 
Jackson  \\\\\.  carpenter  Twelfth  above  Race 
Jackson  Wm.  editor  of  the  Political  &  Commercial  Re- 
-    gistcr,  office  1  Lodge — d  h  (Franklin  row)  south  9th 

near  Locust 
tJackson  Wni.  coachman  3  Bell's  court 
fjacobs  Abel,  shoemaker  107  Queen 
tJacobs  /Vnthony,  labourer  Browne  above  Fourth 
fjacobs  Burton,  woodsawycr  Bonsall 
Jacobs  Catharine,  widow  '26  (Jarden 
tJacob'";  Henry,  barber  93  south  Water 
Jacobs  Joseph,  sexton  1st  Presbvt.  church,  back  104  Vine 
Jacobs  Louisa,  widow  17  Sassafras  alley 
tJacobs  Miles,  oysterman  87  south  Second 
Jacobs  Peter,  tanner  Pottery  alley 
Jacobs  Philip,  collector  40  Crowii 
Jacobs  Richard,  mariner  6  Pcun 
Jacobs  Sarah,  widow  133  (ireen 
Jacobs  Samuel  H.  attorney  .nt  law  63  north  Seveivth 
tJacobs  Stephen,  welldiggcr  Hazel  alley 


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Jacobs  widow  of  doctor  John  P.  54  Chester 

Jacobs  Wm.  hatter  34  Wood  below  Third 

Jacobs  Wm.  carpenter,  back  58  Ann 

Jacobson  Hanse,  oysterman  7  Burd's  alley 

Jacoby  Francis,  gentleman  Frankford  r.  near  Hart  inu 

Jacoby  John,  cordwainer  N  E  cor.  Foui'th  and  Browne 

Jaggers  Jonathan,  7h  north  Front 

Jahns  Christian,  patent  wall  colourer  and  painter  21& 

N.  Eighth  below  Callowhill  {see  Johns 

James  Catharine,  huckster  2  Callowhill 
James  rev.  Daniel,  5  Lemon 
f  James  Elijah,  mariner  114  Cherry 
fjames  Francis,  whitewasher  Browne  above  Fourth 
fjames  Frederick,  carpenter  107  German 
James  Israel  E.  cabinetmaker  276  north  Second 
James  Issachar,  grocer  and  fruiterer  97  north  Third 
James  James,  late  shopkeeper  38  Meade  alley 
James  Jeremiah,  merchant  tailor  212  High 
James  Jesse,  carpenter  back  468  north  Thirc^ 
James  John,  sen.  merchant  71  Cherry 
James  John,  grocer  360  north  Front 
James  John,  junior,  cabinetmaker  back  113  Chesnut— 

d  h  71  Cherry 
James  John,  cordwainer  29  Union 
fJames  John,  labourer  Harper's  alley  (P.  T.) 
jjames  Judith,  whitewasher  232J  Lombard 
James  Margaret,  widow  27  Queen  (S.) 
James  Otto,  cabinetmaker  342  and  346  south  Front 
IJames  Peter,  waiter  Rose  alley 
f  James  Robert,  porter  Fourth  below  Merriott's  lane 
rjames  Samuel,  labourer  20  Prospei'ous  alley 
i^ James  Stephen,  woodsawyer  Baker  st. 
James  Thomas,  clei'k  in  U.  S.  bank,  263  south  Third 
James  Thomas  C.  accountant  Allen  near  Beach 
James  Thomas,  labourer  Sliakamaxon  above  Prince 
James  Thomas,  teacher  1  Budd 
James  Thomas  Cm.  d.  professor  of  midwifery  in  the 

University  of  Pennsylvania,  7  York  buildings 
IJameson  Csesar,  waiter  Davison's  alley  near  Juniper 
Jameson  John,  grocer  39  Small 
Jameson  Robert,  shipwright  547  south  Front 
Jamieson  Robert  (Harmonic  Tavern)  cor.  Union  5c  2d 
Jamison  Ann,  widow  66  Swanson 
Jamison  John,  cabinetmaker  75  Dock 
Janeway  rev.  Jacob  J  208  Mulberry 
Janney  Benjamin  S.  bi.  d.  312  north  Third 
January  David,  merchant  212  south  Fourth 
January  H.  layer  out  of  the  dead,  back  39  Arch 
January  Rebecca,  mantuamaker  39  Arch 
Janvier  Wm.  merchant  85  High 
Taquett  and  Shaw,  upholsterers  35  riortli  Third 
Jaquejtt  Thomas,  upholsterer  35  N.  3d— d  h  68  N  Fifth 
Jardella  Andrew  B  sculpturer  and  stonecutter  59  N.  8th 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  JEN 

Jarden  Catharine,  widow  of  Samuel,  lloN  Eleventh 

[nrr  Jordav 
Jarden  John,  stonecutter  224  S  Front  &  43  (ierni-m 
Jardtn  Wni.  plasterer  389  Siss^fras  below  Eleventh 
Jardoii  Srtml.  labouier  cor.  Ced.ir  and  Twcltth 
Jarman  Charles,  cabinetmaker  oth  n.  Carpenter  (S.) 
Jarnian  Daniel,  chairnihker  388  S  2d  [^str  Grrmon 

Jarni.in  Reuben,  dr)  goods  store  445  north  Second 
Jarett  John,  oysterman  near  Cedar  st.  ferry 
Jarraitt  John,  weaver  Camden  N.  J. 
Jarvis  Elizabeth,  widow  tailoress  Camden  N.  J. 
Jarves  Stephen,  shoemaker  Carpenter  (S  )  ab.  Fourth 
Jasper  James,  sea  captain  32  Union 
Jaudon  Daniel,  ladies  academy  221  Mull)eny 
Jay  Benjamin,  cordwainer  Juniper  above  Race 
Jeanes  Amos,  lumber  merchant  High  west  Sch.  Sixth 

[*ff  Jones 
Jeanes  Isaiah,  mercht.  yss  N  Water — d  h  208  N.  Front 

JJcffees  Mary,  back  519  north  Third 
efferies  Benjamin,  shoemaker  O.  York  r.  ab.  Tammany 
Jefteries  Jumes,  smith  79  L..cust 

Jeffers  Barbara,  widow  milkwoman  Coates  bel.  Fourth 
JefFers  John,  victualler  cor.  Callow  hill  6c  Ridge  road 
Jefferson  Joseph,  comedian  14  Powell 
Jefferson  Richard,  painter  &  glazier  Prime  above  Front 
Jeffrey  James,  skindresser  Third,  nc;ar  Ger.   road 
Jeffrey  Samuel,  brickmaker  Coates  above  O.  York  r. 
JeffriesDaniel,  orickmaktr  4th  above  Poplar  lane 
Jeffries  and  Nuttle,  coachmakers  40  Prune 
Jeff'ies  Cieorge,  coachmaker  40  Pruue — d  h  46  Union 
Jeffreys  William,  coachman  216  Lombard 
Jeineson  Stej)hen,  W.  carpenter  46?  south  Second 

IJematrice  John,  hairdresser  70  Dot  k 
enkins  Al)asha,  shipmaster  25  Newmarket 
Jenkins  Andrew,  huckster  Camden  N.  J. 
Jenkins  Charles,  mariner  47  Charlotte 
Jenkins  Charles  F.    drygoods  store  90  N.  Second — d  h 

24  Key's  alley 
Jenkins  David,  carter  llth  below  Spruce 

} Jenkins  Henrietta  widow  Bonsall  below  Tenth 
ei.kins  Jabez,  merchant  Townsend's  court 
IJenkins  James,  bootblack  10  Acorn  alley 
eiikins  John,  hackler  33  down 
Jenkins  John,  cordwainer  84  north  Fifth 
JenkiHs  John,  carter  back  41  Coates 
Jenkins  John  J.  bookbinder  123  Uace 

} Jenkins  J<-hn,  labourer  Apple  near  George 
enkins  John,  rivet  hose  ficc.  maker  Quince  bel.  Walnut 
Jenkins  Joseph   G.  S7  Browne 
Jenkins  Launcelot,  tavernkeeper  High  west  Permanent 

bridge 
Jenkins  Mai^v,  widow  62  Tammany 
tJenkins  Robert  sawyer  back  129  Plum 


JOH  whitely's  annual 

Jenkins  Sarah,  storekeeper  208  south  Second 

fJe.ik.ins  Stephen,  porter  ISc.i  above  Cedar 

Jenkins  Tabitha  widow  Townsend's  court 

fJenkins  William  porter  219  Ciierry 

Jenkb  Jonathan,  merchant  566  south  Front 

Jenks  John,  printer  Tenth  ahove  Vine 

Jenks  Joseph  R.  m-^rch.  54  S.  wharves — dh  5  Vine 

Jennings  Ehza,  widuw  back  9  Shijjpeu 

Jennings  Geo.  vict.  Lombard  near  Schuylkill  river 

tJennings  Jane,  widow  211  south  Seventh 

Jennings  John,  auc'r  107  south  Fourth 

Jennings  Nathan  B.  mamer  38  Mead  alley  [see  Gimiing-s 

Jenny  Elizabeth,  widow  Queen  near  Bishop 

Jerrell  Ha-.inah,  widow  near  16  Fitz waiter 

Jervis  Joseph  I.  seacaptmn  330  south  Second  street 

Jess  Ruth,  bonnetmaker  14  Church  alley 

tJessop  Isaac,  woodsawyer  198  south  Sixth 

Jester  T.  P.  painter  gcc.  Littleboy's  court 

Jewell,~Bancraft  &  Co.  goldbeaters  2  south  Third 

Jewell  Kenneth,  merchant  tailor  78  and  80  south  Third 

Jewell  Leonard,  goldbeater  2  S.  Third — d  h  117  New 

Jewell  Mary,  ladies'  dressmaker  11  Strawberry 

Johannes  WiUiam.  B.  baker23  norh  Seventh 

John  Brown,  blacksmith  Beach  below  Warren 

John  David,  runner  of  Farm.  &  Mech.  Bank  4  Bank 

Johns  John,  boot  and  shoemaker  Drinker's  alley 

Johns  Joseph,  bricklayer  227  Lombard 

Johns  and  Linei'd.  mastmakers  Hayscales   wharf  (NL) 

Johns   Richard,  mastmaker,    yai'd   at  the   Hayscales 

wharf — dh  Liberty  alley 
Johns  Thomas,  shipwright  18  Mary  (S.) 
Johnson  Abraham,  blacksmith  Frankford  r.  ab.  Queen 
fjohnson  Abraham,  labourer  Bonsall 
f  Johnson  Abraham,  waiter  Quince  above  Warren 
Johnson  Alexander,  Germantown  road  near  Fourth 
f  Johnson  Alexander,  waiter  Quince  above  Spruce 
Johnson  Ann,  nurse  Cresson's  alley 
Johnson  Ann,  cotton  embroiderer  Arch  near  Broad 
Johnson  Ann,  widow  of  David  59  south  Eleventh 
tJohnson  Ann,  widow  St.  Mary  street 
fjohnson  Arcy,  1-abourer  Sch  Seventh  below  Race 
Johnson  Augustus  W.  brassfounder  2d  ab.  Ger.  road 
Johnson  Benj.  bookseller  store  31  and  — d.h.  455  High 
Johnson  Bernard,  oysterman  Spafford  street 
Johnson  Catharine,  widow  160  north  Water 
Johnson  Charles,  printing  ink  and  lampblack  manufac- 
tory cor.  of  Tenth  and  Lombard 
tJohnson  Daniel,  ])orter  back  72  Christian 
jjohnson  David,  porter  back  203  Lombard 
Johnson  David,  blacksmith  Maiden  near  Front 
Johnson  David,  shallopman  Cooper's  court  (N  L) 
tJohnson  Diana,  widow  Middle  alley 
jJohnson  Edward,  sailmaker  21  fiurst 


PHILABELPHIA   UIRIXIORV.  JOH 

Johnson  Eicanor,  widow  Liberty  alley 
Johnson  li.hz.iijfth,  widow  Juniper  above  Race 
Johnson  Kliz^bcth,  widow  Tammany  l)elow  St.  Joiui 
Jolmsuii  F.jizabeth,  widow  446  north  Front 
Johnson  Elizabeth,  widow  Id  OYork.  road  ab.  Poplar  lane 
Jolinsjn  Klzabeth  wulov  i2ih  below  Race 
tJoimson  Elizabeth,  widow   (irecn's  court 
Joiinson  Ellen,  widow  back  142  south  Fifth 
4j/thiistin  Eztfkiel,  shoeblack  back  123  north  Tenth 
XJ  )hnson  Francis,  distiller  61  Currant  alley 
tJohnson  Francis,  musician  65  south  Fourth 
Johnson  Gabriel,  mariner  1 98  Lombard 
Johnson  G^'orge,  shoemaker  back  III  Plum 
Johnson  George,  sugarboiler  Kunckel  above  Nobk 
fJohnson  George,  labourer  Chester  near  Vine 
tJohnson  George,  waiter  23  Currant  alley 
■fJohnson  George,  labourer  Juniper  below  Vine 
Joiinson  Hannah,  boardinghouse  122  north  Front 
Johnson  Hannah,  widow  SE  cor.  of  Fourth  &  Green 
Johnson  Henry,  carter  back  293  south  Fiftli 
fJohnson  Henry,  waiter  226  south  Seventh 
Johnson  Isaac,  coachman  179  south  Fourth 
tJohnson  Isaac,  sawyer  Twelfth  below  Chesnut 
Johnson  Jacob,  carpenter  back  84  Union 
Johnson  Jacob,  bookseller  2j9  north  Fourth 
Johnson  Jacob,  carter  39  Newmarket 
Joiinson  Jacob,  bootmaker  152  Race 
John-on  Jacob,  labourer  West  above  Wood 
fJohnson  James,  labourer  Swede's  alley 
Johnson  James,  carpenter  back  of  172  Spruce 
fJohnson  James,  painter  &c.  265  Spruce 

1  Johnson  Jane,  Dean's  alley 
Johnson  Jesse,  sawyer  14  St.  Marv 
Johnson  Job,  master  sweep  226  ishippen 
ohnson  John,  justice  of  the  peace,  Hanover  ab.  Prince 
Johnson  John,  tavernkeeper  550  south  Front 
Johnson  John,  labourer  Second  above  the  Germ,  road 
Johnson  John,  labourer  Thirteenth  below  Race 
Johnson  John,  249  south  Second 
Johnson  John  &  Co.  oyster  cellar  5  N.  Front  &  4  north 

Water 
Johnson  John  G.  carpenter  24  Sassafras  alley 
Johnson  John,  carter  272  Swanson  street 
Johnson  John,  baker  225  south  Fifth 
Johnson  John,  hatter,  back  88  north  Front 
Johnson  John,  sexton  38  Catharine 
Johnson  John  P.  mate  19  Cox's  alley 
Johnson  John,  drayman  Coates  below  Sixth 
f  J< .hnson  John  R.  oyster  cellar  N.  6ih  &  Osborn's  ay.  NX 
Johnsen  Jonathan,  carpenter  539  north  Front 
Johnson  Jonathan,  farmer  Chesnut  near  Sch.  Front 
Johnson  Joseph,  sea  captain  544  south  Front 
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Johnson  Joseph,  shipchandler  77  South  wharves— -d  h 
Moyamensing  roaa  comer  Johnson's  lane  8c  150  Pine 
Johnson  Joseph,  mariner  Crown  near  Bedford     ' 
Johnson  Jo:^eph,  slater  Laurel  near  Budd  (N.  L  ) 
Johnson  Josephus,  mariner  16  Phim 
iJohuson,  widow  of  Joseph,  back  90  Bedford 
tJohnson  Josiah,  blacksmith  107  Budd  below  Laurel 
Johnson  Josian,  letter  earner  22  George 
tJohnson  Joshua,  shoeblack  2,7  Prosperous  alley 
Ijohnson  Lawrence,  labourer  Bedford  s  alley 
Johnson  Levi,  labourer  99  Queen 
tJohnson  L.  labourer,  226  Cathanne      « 
tJohnson  Margaret,  widow  Apple  near  George 
tJohnson  Maw,  widow  Miles'  alley  ,    ,      , 
Johnson  Marm  T.  teacher  Sch.  I'.ighth  above  Race 
Johnson  Mnrv,  widow,  tailoress  283  south  Third 
Johnson  Maiy,  widow  Church  street  (back) 
Johnson  Mary  &  Elizabeth,  storekeepers  28  north  4th 
Johnson  Michael,  carter  Paschal's  alley 
Johnson  MrL  boardinghouse  S  E.  cor.  Tammany  Cc  4th 
tJohnson  Nathan,  woodsawyer  Miles'  court 
Johnson  Noah,  labourer  Washington     ,,   ^      _ 
tJohnson  Patience,  dealer,  lOOS.  2d— dh  245  Spruce 
Johnson  Peter,  blacksmith  Budd  above  Laurel 
Johnson  Peter,  waterman  13  Federal 

Johnson  Peter,  jun.  mariner,  back  77  Christian 
Johnson  Peter,  watchman,  back  454  south  Front 
Johnson  Peter,  weaver,  corner  Thirteenth  and  Cherry 
Johnson  Peter,  rigger,  17  Parham's  alley 

Johnson  Peter,  grocer  Catharine  street  whart 

tJohnson  Phoebe,  widow  Allen's  alley 

Johnson labourer  322  south  Front 

Johnson  Rachel,  widow  Second  above  Germantown  r 

Johnson  Randal,  mariner  468  south  Front 

JohBSon  Richard,  huckster  Camden  (N.  J.) 

Johnson  Richard,  labourer  77  German 

Johnson  Richard  B.  turner  58  Dock— d  h  1  Locust 

Johnson  Robert,  carter  328  south  Sixth 

Johnson  Robt.  S.  iron  mevch.  59  N.  Water— d  h  26  Vine 

Johnson  Robert,  smith  33  Penn 

Johnson  R.  widow  Maiden  near  the  stone  bridge 

Johnson  Samuel,  cordwainer  S.  E.  cor.  Manor  Sc  Sixth 

Johnson  Sarah,  widow  51  Meade  alley 

Johnson  Sarah,  widow  176  Arch 

Johnson  Sarah,  widow  46  Queen 

tJohnson  Solomon,  waiter  21  Prosperous  alley 

Johnson  Sophia,  widow  98  Coates 

tJohnson  Stacy,  woodsawyer  back  130  north  v  ittft 

tJohnson  Susan,  Meredith's  court 

Johnson  Susannah,  widow  M'Ginnis's  court 

tJohnson  Tamer,  widow  90  Small 

Johnson  Thos.  cordwainer  Scott's  alley  back  383  liigr 

tJohnson  Thomas,  labourer,  back  219  Cherry  street 


PHILADELPHIA    DIUIiCTORV.  JON 

Johnson  Thomas,  mariner  China  below  Second 
Johnson  Wm.  lumbi.T  nu'ichant,  corner,  Sixth  and  But- 

tonwoo'l — (I.  h.  •J-9  Tammany 
Joliiison  Wm.  B.  cnaoliinaker  George  above  Tenth 
JohiiKon  W'm.  29  lindd 

Johnson  VVn).  conlwaincr  27  Watson's  alley 
Johnson  Wm.  T.  t;ulor  39"  Hij^U 
Johnson  Wm.  labourer  S.ky  street 
Johnsun  Wm   II  hatter,  47  Currant  alley 
Johnson  Wm.  caulker  Hanover  near  Queen 
rJohnson  Wm.  lai^ourcr  6ih  corner  Merriott's  lane 
jJohnsjn  Wm.  labourer  30  Christian 
fjohnson  Wm.  woodsawyer  Quince  above  Spruce 
tJohnson  York,  slioeblack  2  south  Eighth 
Jolinston  Adam,  lallowchandler  4Cu  Kace 
Johnston   Alexander  W.  merchant  25  south  Water — 

d.  h.  5  York  buildings 
Johnston  Alice,  widow  of  colonel  Fi-ancis,  162  S.  Tenth 
Johnston  Ann,  widow,  nurse  18  Star  alley 
Johnston  Andrew,  carpenter  62  Passyuiik  road 
Johnston  Benjamin,  senior  29  Jones's  alley 
Johnston  Beujjun.  oysterman  22  High— d.  h  27  Jones' ay. 
tJohnston  Benjamin,  sawyer  Little  Oak 
Johnston  Charles,  carpenter  21  Wagner's  alley 
Johnston  Christopher,  labourer  Nine  above  Broad 
Johnston  Deborah,  widow  Barron  street 
Johnston  Eliza,  milliner  153  Arch 
Johnston  Ezekiel,  labourer,  back  519  north  Third 
Johnston  Frederick,  labourer  Federal  below  Second 
Johnston  Hannah,  boardinghouse  41  Sansom  sti-eet 
Johnston  James,  gentleman  3U6  south  Strcond 
Johnston  James,  grocer  N.  E.  cor.  Walnut  and  Eleveiith 
Johnston  Jane,  widow  grocer  Cliesnut  above  Thirteenth 
Johnston  Job,  sexton  Prince  above  Front 
Johnston  John,  mariner  112  Swanson 
Johnston  Jolin,  drayman  Sch.  Seventh  above  Race 
Jolinston  John,  carter  Coates  above  the  Old  York  road 
Johnston  Jolni,  carpenter  149  St.  John 
Johnston,  John,  drygoods  store  2  north  Second 
fJohnston  Josluia,  labouier  37  Prosperous  alley 
Johnston  Mary,  sliopkeeper  380  south  Second 

) Johnston  Patience,  dealer  100  S.  2(1 — rl.  h.  245  Spruce 
Johnston  Richard,  waiter  100  north  Eleventh 
Johnston  Sanmel,  labourer  Smith's  court 
tJohnsion  Samuel,  labourer  220Shippen 
Johnston  Thomas,  labourer  24  Coomb's  alley 
Johnston  Wm.  P.  printer  47  Dock— d  h  143  south  5th 
IJohnston  Wm.  labouier  13  Plum 
Jolinston  Wm  trunkmaker  1S9  north  Front 
Jolly  Samuel,  storekeeper  J8  Plum  street 
Jones  Abraliam,  trader  93  north  Ninth 
Jones  Abraham,  rordwainer  Sansom's  allev 
'"ne8  Abraham,  turner  203  north  Third 


JON  WHITELY's  AISTNUAL 

Jones  Amos  A.  iron  merchant  220  north  Eighth 

JJones  Amos,  coachman  Appletree  alley 

Jones  Amy,  boardinghouse  corner  Otter  8c  Frankford  r. 

Jones  Anthony,  labourer  134  Browne 

tJones  Anthony,  master  sweep  Fries's  court 

Jones  Arabella,  widow  (Sansom's  row)  187Walnut 

Jon  s  &  Barton,  drygoods  store  20  north  Second 

Jones  Benjamin,  iron  merchant  17  S.  wharves — dwelling 

267  Chesnut  \_see  Ja/ins,  Johns,  t3*  Janes 

Jones  Benjamin,  jun.  merchant  211  and  d  h  234  S  Front 
Jones  Benj.  cabinetmaker  Prime  below  Second 
Jones  Benj.  labourer  Pottery  alley 
Jones  Benjamin,  engraver  47  Chesnut  and  50  Walnut 
Jones  Benjamin,  sen.  grazier  7  Cedar' 
Jones  Charles,  teacher  S.  W.  corner  Tlurd  and  Vine— 

d  h  28  north  Fifth 
Jones  C.  &  N.  jr.  hosiery  store  N.  W.  cor.  Chesnut  &  2d 
Jones  Cuitih,  labourer  46  Queen 
Jones  Daniel,  blacksmith  386  north   Third 
Jones  David,  cordwainer  Frankford  road  above  Queen 
Jones  David,  carpenter  109  Christian 
Jones  David,  hatter  128  north  Second 
Jones  David,  carpenter  6  Fries'  court 
Jones  David,  mariner  4  Meade  alley 
Jones  David,  mrsriner  58  Meade  alley 
Jones  Edward,  grocer  137  south  Sixth 
Jones  Edward,  accountant  16  Newmarket 
Jones  Edward,  grocer  N.  W.  cor.  Catharine  and  Third 
Jones  Elizabeth,  widow  9  Elizabeth  street 

1  Jones  Elizabeth,  12th  above  Spruce 
Jones  Elizabeth,  widow  above  Atkinson's  court 
ones  Elvey,  collector  54  Newmarket 
Jones  Esther  Mrs.  263  Spruce 

Jones  Evan,  tavernkeeper  N  W.  cor.  Chesnut  &  Front 
Jones  Evan,  milkman  Locust  west  of  Broad 

JJonesFivans,  mariner  18  Elizabeth 
ones  George  W.  painter,  8cc.  51  Chesnut 
Jones  George  m.  d.  120  south  Eighth 
Jones  George,  weaver  Marlbr^'  near  Queen 
Jones  Geo.  W  auctioneer  34  S.  Front — d  h  139  Walnut 
Jones  George  D,  cabinetmaker  83  Dock — d  h  79  Walnut 
fjones  George,  oysterman  152  south  Fifth 
Jones  8c  Gordin,  grocers  N  E  cor.  Ninth  8c  Filbert 
f  Jones  Hannah,  widow  Pottery  alley 
Jones  Henry,  shoemaker,  back  372  north  Third 
Jones  Henry  jr.  cordwainer  13th  cor.  Weaver's  alley 
Jones  Ho'vell,  shoemaker  167  south  Third 
Jones  Hugh,  milkman  Broad  below  Walnut 
Jones  Ira,  18  Cherry 
Jones  Isaac,  cabinetmaker  77  north  Front 
Jones  Isaac,  shoemaker  Camden  (N.  J.) 
fjones  Isaac,  labourer  near  163  Coates 
tjjones  Isaac,  labourer  163  Coates 


I'llILADKLl'UlA    DlKKcroKY.  JON 

Jones  Isaac  C.  Oakford  &  Co.  merchants  84  Hieli 

Jones  lsa;ic  Cmtrclumt  84  Higli — d  li  184  Mulberry 

Jones  Isaac  H.  iol)acci)nist  169  north  From 

Jones  ls:iac  H.  Ik  Son,  tobacconists  169  north  Front 

Jones  Isaac  K.  drvfjoods  store  20  north  Second 

Jones  James  L.  cordwain:.'r  Cherry  above  Eleventh 

Jones  Jane,  widow  boanhn^hoiisc  181  sourth  Front 

Jones  Jane,  widow  boardinghonse  6  Laurel  street 

Jones  Jesse,  taih)r  128  CaUowhill 

Jones  Jesse,  carter  George  (N.  L.)  near  Fourth 

Jones  Jesse,  126  Pine 

|Jones  Jesse,  i)unipmakcr  Rose  street 

Jones  Jehu,  shotmak'v  south  5th  below  Mernott's  court 

Jones  John,  wlieelwii«i\t  St.  John  above  Tammany 

Jones  Jolin,  druggist  79  Shippcn 

Jones  Jolin,  wheelwright  High  W.  Darby  r.  Hamilton  vil. 

Jones  John,  labourer  Third  near  Germantown  road 

Jones  rev.  John,  teaclier  Mantua  village 

Jones  Jolin,  ferryman  Camden  (N.  J.) 

Jones  John  M  distiller,  &c.  16  8c  18  south  Eighth 

Jones  John,  tailoi"  Germantown  road  above  Tliird 

Jones  John,  labourer  Beach  near  Marlbro' 

Jones  John  &  Co.  lottery  office  244  north  Second 

Jones  John  J.  grocer  Vienna  near  Duke  (N.  L) 

tJones  John,  atteudant  in  store  25  Coxe's  alley 

Jones  John,  calicoprinter,  Charlotte  near  Fourth 

Jones  John,  flour  merchant  228  and  30  north  Front 

I  Jones  John,  mai-iner  6  Madison's  court 
ones  Jonathan  D.  hatter  161  south  Fiont 
Jones  Joseph,  wheelwright  4  Vernon 
Jones  Joseph,  accountant  2  Ann  street 
Jones  Josepli,  saddler  Cresson's  alley 
Jones  Joshua,  grocer  corner  Ninth  &  Filbert 
tJones  Leonard,  sawyer  Lyndall's  court 
tJones  Lewis,  ticket  porter  242  Lombard 
Jones  Lloyd,  sea  captain  225  south  Front 
Jones  Lovell,  gunsnuth  6th  near  Coates 
tJones  Louisa,  washerwoman  back  43  Small 
Jones  Margai"et,  widow  21  Catharine 
Jones  Margaret,  milkwoman  Broad  below  Walnut 
tJones  Martha,  widow  Bedfoixl  near  Hanover 
Jones  Martha,  widow  St.  Mary  near  Seventh 
Jones  Marhon,  widow  43  Almond 
Jones  Mark,  tailor  Nonnater's  court 
Jones  Man ,  boardinghonse  266  Arch 
Jones  Mary,  widow  Carpenter  near  Fourth  (S) 
Jones  Mary  widow  ot  Andrew,  486  Race 
tJones  Mary  4  Gilles's  alley 
Jones  .\Iercy,  teacher  Rose  alley  above  G'^een 
tJones  Moses,  sawyer  Juniper  alley 
f  Jones  Moses,  sweepmaster  Ball  alle; 
Jones  Mui-dock,  labourer  575  soutb  Front 
Jones  Nathan,  stoi-ekecper  58  south  Second 
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Jones  Nathan,  jun.  60  south  Second — d  h  82  Union 

Jones  Owen,  gentleman  154  south  Second 

Jones  Paul,  merchant  299  Race 

Jones  Peter  N.  plasterer  Pine  below  Tenth 

tJones  Peter,  porter  Coates  below  Old  York  road 

Jones  Philip,  umbrella  maker  23^  north  Second 

Jones  Philip,  labourer  Malt  alley 

Jones  R.  8c  H.  drygoods  store  26  north  Fourth 

Jones  Richard,  bottler  159  north  Sixth 

tJones  Richard  D.  poi'ter,  Mark's  lane 

Jones  Robert,  sea  captain  191  Cedar 

Jones  Robert  W.  Thirteenth  2d  door  above  Wabmt 

Jones  Robert,  bricklayer  30  Fitzwalter 

Jones  Samuel,  mariner  45  Greerf     \_see  Ja/ms  isf  Jones 

Jones  Samuel,  smith  and  wheelwright  '303  and  309  S. 

Front,  shop  Penn  street 
Jones  Samuel,  drygoods  store  48  north  Second 
Jones  Samuel,  ornamental  painter  101  Swanson 
Jones  Samuel,  cabinetmaker  back  83  Chesnut 
Jones  Samuel,  dyer,  8cc.  38  Penn 
fJones  Samuel,  porter  Fitzwalter  above  Sixth 
Jones  Samuel  S.  accountant  12  Garden  street 
Jones  Samuel  W.  merchant  103  &  d  h  154  north  Front 
tJones  Simon,  fruitstore  and  intelligence  office  9^  S  6th 
Jones  8c  Smith,  merchants  103  north  Front 
Jones  Susan,  cakebaker  13  south  Tenth 
fJones  Susan,  widow  back  257  south  Fourth 
Jones  Thomas,  cordwainer  Green  above  Front 
Jones  Thomas,  Pearson's  court 
Jones  Thomas,  calico  glazier  Sch-  Front  above  Vine 
Jones  Thomas,  merchant  25  south  Second 
Jones  Thomas,  ccachtrimmer  156  north  Fifth 
Jones  Thomas,  jun.  storekeeper  39  north  Second 
Jones  Thomas,  shoemaker  Prime  below  Second  (S) 
Jones  Thos.  merch.  95  Crown— office  on  Hodge's  wharf 
Jones  widow  of  Thomas,  Frankf,  road  above  Queen 
tJones  Walter,  carter  Cherry  below  Thirteenth 
•Jones  Wilkin,  mariner  Cypress  alley 
Jones  William,  gentleman  12  Lombard  street 
Jones  William,  com.  merch.  244  Arch  2  doors  W.  9th 
Jones  William,  plasterer  233  Spruce 
Jones  William,  merchant  169  High — d  h  80  Wood 
Jones  Wm.  cordwaiiier  alley  n.  Allen  st.  Frankford  r. 
Tones  William,  quarryman  Otter  near  Frankf.  road 
JiJ^es  William,  labourer  265  Catharine 
JontT  William,  labourer  460  south  Second 
Jones  "Villiam,  cordwainer  Vine  above  Thirteenth 
Jones  W  Kx.  wheelwright  Frankf.  road  above  Queen 
Jones  Willuni  R.  engraver  23  Cai'ter's  alley 
JJones  William,  labowrer,  back  100  north  Eleventh 
Jordan  Abigail,  vidow  German  below  Fourth 
Jordan  Frances,  superior  of  the  St.  Joseph*$  Orphans' 
asylum,  134  south  Sixth 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  JirS 

Jordan  Henry,  currier  129  north  Second 

Jordan  John,  merchant  123  north  Tliird 

Jortlan  Joseph  F.  pedlar  161  Crdar 

Jordan  Mary,  wi'low  ot"Jo>epli,  10  Bonsall 

Joi'xlan  Michael,  t  lilor  4th  above  Franklin 

Jordan  Michael,  mariner  310  south  Third 

Jordan  Patrick,  teacher  246  south  Third 

Jordan  Richard,  druggist  and  apothecary  S  E  cornci 

Third  and  Coates 
Jordan  Thomas,  agent  for  inland  transport.  4  Decatur 
Jordan  William,  cordwainer  9  Pratt's  court 
Jordan  Zachariah,  labourer  West  near  Marlborough 
Jorct  Francis,  oysterman  52  N  Second — d  h  14  Union 
Joseph  Al)raham,  mei-chant  130  Arch 
tjoseph  Eliza,  back  165  (ierman 
fjoseph  John,  sawyer  Clever  alley 

I  Joseph  John,  barber  214  Cedar 
osepli  Manuel,  manner  75  Plum 
Josepli  S-\muel,  late  storekeeper  161  Cedar 

I  Joseph  William,  hairdresser  84  Shippen 
osiah  James,  sea  captain  io  Christian 
Josiah  J.  &  G.  M'Leod,  ropemakers  and  shipchandlers 

40  South  wharves 
Joubert  Peter,  goldsmith  240  south  Second 
Joule  Sarah,  milliner  from  London,  410  north  4th 
Jourdan  David,  merchant  back  :J9  N  Water — d  h  Cal- 

lowhill  above  Eleventli 
Jourdan  Henry,  labourer  Maria  above  4th  (N  L) 
Jourdan  Samuel,  labourer  Shippen  above  Sixth 
Jourdan  Sarah,  boardinghouse  41  north  Eighth 
fJourdan  Thomas,  carter  76  Plum 
jourdon  Thomas,  weaver  84  north  Water 
fJoval  John,  labourer  Pa^svunk  below  Christian 
Joyce  David,  shoemaker  Clever  alley 
Joyce  John  J.  smith  90  Cherry 
Joyce  Thomas,  watchmaker  2-12  south  Sixth 
Joyce  Thomas,  tobacconist  86  Shippen 
Joyce  Thomas,  tailor  20  \'ci  iion 
Joyncs  Littleton,  grocer  418  north  Third 
Joynt  Charles,  sui-gcon  barher  335  north  Front 
tJudah  Harriet,  Paper  alley 
Judd  Anson  (Judd's  hotel)  27  south  Third 
Julian  William,  carpenter  34  Carter's  alley 
jjulius  James,  sawyer  5  Madison's  alley 
f  Jupiter  Esther.  Small  below  Sixth 
Juppenlatz  Frederick,  baker  354  south  Second 
Justice  Cliarles,  shoemaker  474  Race 
Justice  Eilizabeth,  widow,  201  Shippen 
Justice  Friend,  carter  Sch.  8th  above  Race 
Justice  (jeorge,  surveyor  toNoith  American  insursmce 

company  82  Crown 
Justice  G.M   merchant  149  Market — d  h  233  Vine 
Justice  George  W.  accountant  33  Coates 


KAT  whitely's  annual 

Justice  Isaac,  brickinaker  Perry  below  Pine 
Justice  J.  &  G.  M.  merchants  149  High 
Justice  Jacob,  hardware  merch.  149  High  and  117  Vine 
Justice  J.  P.  printer  481  north  Second 
Justice  Margaret,  74  Crown 

Justice  Samuel,  cordwainer  Second  above  Germ,  road 
Justice  W.  A.  shipwright  Marlborough  cor  Bedford 
Justus  Philip,  carpenter  24  Wood 
Juvenal  Bartholomew,  starch  and  hairpowder  manufac- 
tory, cor.  Margaretta  and  Newmarket  streets 
•Juvenal  Jacob,  starch  factory  O.  York  r.  ab.  Callowhill 
Juvenal  Susannah,  starchmaker  cor.  Old  York  &  Noble 


KAGAN  TIMOTHY,  carter  Small  near  Sixth 

Kaign  Joseph,  farmer  Kaighnton  (N  J) 

Kaign  John,  farmer  Kaighnton  (N  J) 

Kaighn  Sarah,  gentlewoman  Kaighnton  (N  J) 

Kaiker  Anthony,  victualler  O.  York  r.  ab.  Buttonwood 

Kaiter  Isaac,  shipcarpenter  John  street 

Kalbach  Henry,  sugar  refiner  31  Chester 

Kalbach  &  Landes,  sugar  refiners  189  Cherry 

Kale  Geo.  labourer  Apple  near  George  (N  L) 

Kaler  Jacob,  shopkeeper  56  St.  Taminany 

Kalhaffer  Margaret,  widow  20  Bryan's  alley 

Kampman  Francis  C.  68  north  Third 

Kane  Daniel,  tobacconist  corner  Queen  and  Second 

Kane  Daniel,  jr.  tobacconist  87  Queen  (S) 

Kane  Elisha,  gentleman  244  Walnut 

Kane  Elizabeth,  widow  99  New 

Kane  George,  tobacconist  N  W  cor.  Queen  and  Second 

Kane  John  K.  attorney  at  law  191  Walnut 

tKane  Richard,  wondsawyer  Merriott's  lane  above  4th 

Kane  Thomas,  cordwainer  Beach  near  Maiden 

Kane,  widow  of  John,  grocer  25  Union 

Kanows  Marv,  widow  30  Kunckel 

Karchoff  Christopher,  392  north  Third 

Karch off  Jacob,  tobacconist  S94  north  Third 

Karen  Francis,  typefounder  178  Shippen 

Karl  John,  accountant  Ger.  road  below  Third 

Karne  Anthony  (96  next  14th  April,  his  2d  wife  76) 

65  Budd 
Karner  Christian,  watchman,  back  174  Pine 
Karrager  Anthony,  vict.  81  High  st.  market  above  5th 
Karral  Mary,  widow  cor.  Otter  and  Germantown  road 
Kartsher  Charles,  grocer  corner  Fourth  and  Browne 
Kaseley  Andrew,  tailor  Seh.  8th  below  High 
Katez  Dorothy,  widow  30  north  Seventh 
Kates  Jacob,  tobacconist  9  Hoffman's  alley  •- 

Katz  Adam,  smith  486  north  Third  / 

Katz  George,  corder  23  Vine 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTOHY.  KEK 

Jiatz  Henry,  woodsawyer  Fourth  above  Browne 

Katz  John,  baker  113  Cherry  street 

Katz  J.  Jcihn,  bookbinder  over  the  Phoenix  hosehouse — 

d  h  9  Zanc 
Katz  John,  labourer  113Clieiry 
Katz  Michael,  carter  llKunckel 
Katez  VVm.  bellhanger  and  locksmith  28  north  7th 
Kavanaugh  Arthur,  mariner  11  Dock 
Kavanaugh  Frances,  widow  292  Arcli  above  Tenth 
Kay  Aaron,  accountant  Prime  above  Front 
Kay  Benjamin,  grocer  200  N  Water  &  205  north  Front 
Kay  Charles,  sea  captain  47  Almond 
Kay  James,  bandbox  manufactory  119  north  Sixth 
Kay  Joseph,  tanner  corner  Fourth  aud  Franklin 
Kay  Joseph,  hatter  42  north  Fiont  and  50  High 
Kay  Joseph  L  sea  captain  113  Lombard 
Kay  Josiah  S.  Poplar  lane  above  Ninth 

Kay  ,  tiacher  Franklin  court 

Kays  Addis,  carpenter  corner  Charles  and  James 

Kaystr  Jolin  G.  doctor  176  not  th  Fifth 

Keal  Conrad,  weaver  Hose  alley  below  Coates 

Kean  Harman,  tailor  187  St.  John  [see  Keen 

Kean  John,  smith  &  farrier,  Lombard  ab.  4th — d  h  78 

south  Fifth 
Kean  Mary,  spinster  Galbreath's  court 
Kean  Roger,  mariner  97  Shippen 
Kean  Roger,  mariner  94  Clare  alley 
Kean  Sarah,  widow  grocer  22  Barron 
Kean  William,  clerk  82  Race 

Kearny  Francis,  engraver  10  Library — d  h  57  south  7th 
Kearney  Mary,  widow  back  46  Spruce         [.sre  Carney 
Kearney  Robert,  Beach  near  Maiden  (K) 
Kearney  Samuel,  cordwainer  276  south  Sixth 
Keasbcy  Jesse,  currier  67  and  2  Lodge  street 
Keates  Margaret,  widow  19  Beck's  alley 
Keath  William,  currier  S  Ecor.  Eleventh  and  North 
Keating  Jerome,  mercliant  183  south  Fifth 
Keating  John,  gentleman  183  scutli  Fifth 
Keating  John,  jr.  attorney  at  law  17  &  183  south  Fifth 
Keating  John,  coachman  1  Dawson's  court 
Keating  Lambert,  boot  &  shoe  manuf.  51  N  Second 
Keating  Margaret,  widow  shopkeeper  6  Prune 
Keating  William,  late  grocer  Cherry  near  Sch.  6th 
Keck  Adam,  currier  Crown  above  Callowhill  &  back 

461  north  Second 
Keck  C   H.  machincmaker  and  turner  in  metals  5  Ap- 

pletrec  alley — d  h  153  Cherry 
Keck  John,  tanner,  Allen  near  Point  road  (K) 
Keeck  Mercy,  nurse  448  north  Front 
Keef  John  &  Jas.  vermicelli  manuf.  Prime  ab.  Front 
Keef Joseph,  oakcooper  9  Federal 
Keegan  William,  tailor  Hause's  court 
Keel  Baltjs,  printer  21  Sassafras  alley 


KEI  WHITELY^S  ANNUAL 

Keel  Ellis,  constable  High  W.  Permanent  Bridge 
Keel  Henry,  shop  15  Bnan's  alley 
Keel  John,  cordwainer  Callowhill  above  John 
Keely  Abraham,  blacksmith  Ger.  road  below  Second 
Keemer  Elizabeth,  widow  422  south  Front 
Keeley  Ellen,  widow  165  north  Sixth 
Keemhle  John,  m.  d.  6th  above  Callowhill 
Keemle'  Isaac  A.  conveyancer  6th  above  Callowhill 
Kcemle'  Isaac,  conveyancer  222  north  Fifth 
Keemle'  John,  m.  d.  222  north  Fifth 
Keemle'  Samuel,  attornev  at  law  10:1  Arch 
Keen  Abigail,  widow,  back  580  vouu\  Second 
Keen  Andrew,  shipjoiner  Shakamaxon  near  Queen 
Keen  Catharine,  widt)W  Queen  near  Bishop  (K) 
Keen  8c  Curry,  lumber  merch.  W.  Permanent  Bridge 
Keen  &  Drais,  sailmak'^rs  Summer's  whai'f 
Keen  Harman,  tailor  189  St  John 
fKcen  Henry,  oysterman  80  St.  Mary 
Keen  Jacob,  shipjoiner  Penn  ^K)— d  h  Crown  bel.  Prince 
Ke  -u  James,  labourer  Cedar  above  Thirteenth 
Keta  James,  shipjoiner  485  south  Second 
Keen  James  C.  sailmaker  367  north  Front 
Keen  John  E.  tanner  511  north  Front 
Keen  J.  storekeeper  Lancaster  turnpike  i*.  ab.  High 
Keen  Joseph  S.  &  Co.  lumber  merch.  W.  Per nrt.  Bridge 
Keen  Jos.  &  Sons,  curriers  115  Chesnut  8c  19  S  Fourth 
Keen  Matthias,  carpenter  Lancaster  turnpike  n.  High 
Keen  Rebecca,  mantuamaker  146  Cherry 
Keen  Samuel  VV.  currier  115  Chesnut— d  h  19  S  4th 
Keen  Sarah,  widow  120  New  street 
Keen  Sarah  Mrs.  147  south  Ninth 
Keen  William  W.  currier  115  Chesnut  street 
KefFer  Anthony,  caulker  Vienna  near  Duke 
KefFer  John,  cordwainer  164  north  Fourth 
Keffer  Mary,  milkwoman  Vienna  near  Duke 
Kehr  J.  baker  447  north  Third  [see  Korr  and  Corr 

Kehram  Thomas,  labourer  154  north  Fifth 
Keighler  Jacob,  copper  8c  tinware  manuf.  S  E  corner 
^  Cherry  and  Sixth— d  h  94  north  Sixth 
Keighler  Margaret,  boai'dinghouse  123  south  Eleventh 
Keighler  William,  tinsmith  back  of  104  north  Sixth 
Keilig  C.  F.  drygoods  store  and  furrier  77  north  Third 
Keim  Jacob,  copperplate  maker  187  Cherry 
Keim  John,  turner  8c  coal  dealer  125  8c  127  N  Fourth 
Keim  Wilham,  turner  174  north  Fourth 
Keim  WiUiam,  jr.  turner  174  north  Fourth 
Keiper  Abraham,  tobacconist  86  north  Fourth 
Keisler  Catharine,  widow  Steinmetz  court 
Keiter  Isaac,  shipwright  Carpenter  above  Front 
Keith  Caleb,  boot  and  shoemaker  152  Arch 
Keith  How,  saddletree  plater,  Frankf.  road  n.  Otter 
Keith  Robert,  hairdresser  62  Race 
Keith  Samuel,  merchant  231  south  Front 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECPORY.  KEL 

Kcitli  William,  currier  Eleventh  corner  North 
Kflcli  (ieorgc,  weaver  32  Bread 
Kclch  James,  saddler  4  Carlisle's  court 
Kelcli  James,  cordwainer  97  (ierman 

Kcliskv .gentleman  119  south  Front 

Kell  Adam,  laljourcr  Sch.  Eighth  above  Cherry 

Kellana  Ann,  Mrs.  mantuamaker  31  Jones's  alley 

Keller  John,  waterman  107  Catliarine 

Keller  Conrad,  tjnplate  worker  64  north  Front 

Keller  George,  carpenter  Crown  above  Race 

Keller  Herman,  tinplate  worker  403  S  Second  street 

Keller  Samuel,  shoemaker  203  north  Thinl 

Keller  William,  blacksmith  81  New 

Keller  William  P.  carpenter  12  Wagner's  alley 

Kelley  Eleanor,  grocer  198  north  Water 

Kelley  Haanah,  widow  boardinghouse  83  Arch 

[see  K'ik,  Kille,  1st  Kelly 
Kellogg  Hosea,  merchant  15  north  Water 
Kellum  Uavid,  wharf  builder  Shakamaxon 
Kellum  John,  labourer  513  sonth  Second  n.  Bedford 
Killnm  Sarah,  widow  Emlen's  ay.  or  coui;J; 
Kelly  Catharine,  widow  Pitt  near  Germantown  road 
Kelly  Daniel,  weaver  Penntown  (Ridge  road) 
Kelly  Edward,  tavernkeeper  5  Greenleaf  alley 
Kelly  Elizabeth,  widow  Cobb's  court  (N  L) 
Kelly  Daniel  R.  merchant  tailor  12  north  Front 
Kelly  Hugh,  cordwainer  Merriott's  lane  above  Fourth 
Kelly  Jas.  teacher  6  Myers'  ct. — school  Cherry  ab.  6th 
Kelly  John,  labourer  back  387  south  Front 
Kelly  John,  labourer  Shakamaxon  near  Bedford 
Kelly  John,  grocer  20  Sansom  and  79  Penn 
Kelly  John,  labourer  Lombard  above  Sch.  Sixth 
Kelly  John  W.  56  north  Second — d  h  154  north  Fourth 
Kelly  John,  cordwainer  Washington  above  Second 
Kelly  John,  sea  captain  and  pilot  51  Meade  ay. 
Kelly  John,  carter  297  south  Fifth 
Kelly  Jonathan,  carpenter  8  Pratt's  court 
Kelly  Mary,  widow  Lombard  near  Perry 
Kelly  Norris,  shoemaker  3  Shippen 
Kelly  Patk.  weaver  Germantown  road  near  Fourth 
Kelly  Philip,  299  Chesimt 
Kelly  Rebecca,  widow  milliner  91  Arch 
Kelly   Robert  W.  trunkmaker  south  Water — d  n  111 

soutk  Front 
tKelly  Samuel,  sawyer,  back  120  Plum 
Kelly  Thomas,  70  High — d  h  10  south  Seventh 
Kelly  Thomas,  tailor  Merriott's  lane  ney  Fifth 
Kelly  Wm.  shoemaker  95  German 
Kelly  Wm.  skindresser  Pitt  below  the  Germ,  road 
Kelly  widow  of  John,  skindresser  Pitt  near  Germ,  road 
Kelly  Wm.  shipwrighl  9  Christian 
tKclsey  John,  labourer  261  Spruce 


KEN  whitely's  annual 

Kelter  David,  juncombmaker  140  Cedar 

Kelton  Robert,  porter  Fourth  above  Browne 

Kemble  Chas.  oak  cooper  56  N.  5th — shop  in  South  ay , 

Kerable  George,  shoemaker  33  south  'Ihird 

Kemble  Joseph,  wheelwright  Maiden  near  stone  bridge 

Kemble  West,  carter  Hart's  court 

Kemil  John,  \ict.  237  St.  John's 

Kemp  George,  accoHiitant  92  south  Fifth 

Kemp  John,  tailor,  back  109  Cherry 

Kemper  rev  Jackson,  25  Sansom 

Kempton  Jchn,  bricklaver  192  north  Fifth 

Kempton  Mrs.  widow  boardinghouse  143  Chesnut 

Kempton  Samuel  M.  accountant  18  High 

Kenderdiue  Jacob,  carpenter  Kunckle  below  Green 

Kendrick  David,  innkeeper  427  High 

tKennard  Jas.  waiter  Quince  below  Locust  _ 

Kennard  Margaret,  widow  220  S.  7th         [see  Kinnard 

Kennedy  Andrew,  accountant  510  south  Front 

Kennedy  David,  in  bank  of  N.  America,  108  Union 

Kennedy  David,  glass  and  picture  store  109  and  d  h  236 

Walnut 
Kennedy  Frances,  widow  12  Gilles'  alley 
Kennedy  George,  labourer  Germ.  r.  above  1st  gate 
Kennedy  Henry  H.  sea  captain  41  ShJppen 
Kennedy  Isaac  P.  boot  manufacturer  and  teacher  of 

sacred  music,  43  south  Front 
Kennedy  John,  innkeeper  Ridge  road  bel.  the  1st  gate 
Kennedy  John,  cordwainer  90ncrth  Water 
Kennedy  M.  &  K.  miUiners  464 Race  n.  Broad 
Kennedy  Mary  Ann  Mrs.  Passyunk  road  above  8th 
Kennedy  Mary  Mrs.  back  107  Catharine 
Kennedy  Nathaniel,  teacher  Queen  n.  Frankford  road 
Kennedy  Patrick,  victualler  119  Moyamensing  road- 
stall  39  New  market 
Kennedy  Peter,  blacksmith  54  north  Eighth 
Kennedy  Rachel,  widow  226  north  W^ater 
Kennedy  Rachel  Mrs.  56  Queen  (S) 
Kennedy  Robert  S.  carpenter  56  George  (S) 
Kennedy  Robert,  naval  storekeeper  566  S.  Front 
Kennedy  Robert  Penn,  Point  Pleasant  (K) 

Kennedy ,  500  south  Front 

Kennedy  Saml.  sign  8c  ornamental  painter  back  93  Arch 
Kennedy  Samuel,  cordwainer  Buttonwood  above  Fifth 
Kennedy  S.  lookingglass  manufactory  72  Chesnut— d  h 

3  Lodge 
Kennedy  Samuel,  hatter  4  Trotter's  ay. 
Kennedy  Sarah,  widow  270  south  Third 
Kennedy  Sarah,  Mrs.  87  Queen  (S) 
Kennedy  Thomas,  conveyancer  &c.  back  93  Arch 
Kennedy  Thomas  D.  sea  captain  219  south  Front 
Kennedy  W.  D.  carpenter  255  south  Seventh 
Kennedy  William,  bookbinder  Buttonwood  lane 
Kennedy  William,  cordwainer  46  Spruce 


PHILADELPUIA    UIRFCTORV.  KES 

Kennedy  William,  weaver  292  south  Third 

Kennedy  William,  weaver  Dean 

Kenney  Jimes,  labourer  Mark's  lane 

Kenney  Mary,  widow  ot  Daniel,  back  77  Christian 

Kenney  Sarah,  widow  38  Queen 

Kenny  iNlichael,  carter  223  Shippen 

Kenny  Thomas,  carpenter  Vine  near  SchuvlkiU  8th 

Kensel  George,  carpenter  near  46j  nunli  Ttiird 

Kensel  Gc()rgc,  plasterer  Hnnovcr  near  Prince 

Kensel  Jacob,  bricklayer  Smith's  alley  (N  L) 

Kensel  John,  gentleman  69  north  Eighth 

Kensel  John,  cordwainer  37  North  street 

Kensel  Margaret,  widow  30  Kunckcl 

Kensler  Klizabeth,  widow,  nurse  3  York  court 

Kensler  Michael,  brirkmakcr  Cedar  near  Sch.  Eighth 

Kent  Joseph,  mariner  66  Passyunk  road 

fKenion  Augustus,  cook  143  Cedar 

Kenton  Barbara  N.  widow  155  Cherry 

Kenton  James  C  163  Vine 

Kenton  Joseph,  jun.  distiller  Carpenter  bet.  6th  and  7th 

Kenton  Robert,  innkeeper  Ridge  road  above  Francis 

Kenton  &  Torens,  wholesale  &  retail  grocers  134  High 

Kenworthy  John,  painter,  8cc.  3  south  Seventh — d  h 

George  above  Tenth 
Kenyon  capt.  Henry,  quarantine  master  of  the  port  of 

Pliiladelphia,  41  north  Eighth 
Keogh  Patrick,  grocer  78  N   Fifth  S  W  corner  Cherry 
Kepley  Christian,  drayman  Old  Yi  'kr.  bel.  Tammany 
Keppele  Michael,   alaerman  3  Library — d  h  266  Wal- 
nut above  Tenth 
Kerbaugh  Daniel,  labourer,  back  43  Charlotte 
Kerbaugh  John,  cooper  Crown  near  Frankford  road 
Kern  G.  jun.  8c  Co.  clothing  warehouse  123^   S  Wuter 

N  E  cor  horsedock,  Dr.twbridge 
Kern  Gabriel,  iun.  tailor  123i  S  Water  and  N  E  corner 

Swanson  and  Alnaond 
Kern  John,  accountant  (of  the  Custom  house)  37  Crown 
Kern  John,  181  Pine 

Kern  Thos.  innkeeper  (Bull's  Head'!  H.inMiton  village 
Kern  Maria,  widow  Queen  above  Marlborough 
Kerney  Wm.  labourer  77  Plmn 
Ker  Adam,  .sea  captain  68  ITnion 
Kcr  John,  coachmaker  19  Locust 

Ker  S.irah,  widow  1 19  Arch  {nee  Carr  llf  Karr 

Kerr  Ann,  widow  Arch  above  Schuylkill  Fourth 
Kerr  James,  saddlery  and  coach  fun, iturc  warehouse 

120  High 
Kerr  J;.ines,  Race  below  Schuylkill  Front 
Kerr  John,  !)ricklaycr  Jones  street  above  Sch.  Fifth 
KeiT  Wm.  saddle,  liarness  &  trunk  manuf  Vy2  High 
Kerrick  Andrew,  labourer  corner  Sch.  5th  and  Pine 
Kerrick  Sarah,  widow  Perry  bclo'v  Prince 
Kessler  Frederick,  shoemaker  8  Hoffman's  alley 


KIL  whitely's  annual 

Kessler  John,  justice  of  the  peace,  166  Coates 
Kessler  John,  jun.  grocer  and  collector  of  taxes  tor 
wards  No.  1,  2,  3  and  4,  of  the  Northern  Liberties, 
S  W  corner  Fourth  and  Coates 
Kessler  George,  labourer  Cherry  above  Duke 
Kessler  Mary,  widow  of  Jjconard  N  E  cor  Noble  &  4th 
Kessler  Mary,  widow  10  Small 
Ketler  Charles,  tobacconist  17  German 
Ketler  Christian,  gardener  Passyunk  i'.  bel.  Christian 
Ketler  John,  flour  store  Callowhill  near  Ridge  road 
Ketler  Joseph,  teacher  of  the  Adelphi  public   school, 

S  W  corner  Green  and  Second 
Ketler  Wm.  cooper  S  W  corner  Green  and  Second 
Ketler  Wm.  stonemason  &c,  354  Greene 
Kethering  Peter,  labourer  Orange  above  West 
Keys  John,  carpenter  Vine  ay.  above  Twelfth 
Keys  John  L.  shipmaster  26  Union  ay,  (S) 
Keys  John,  shoemaker  High  near  Sch.  Seventh 
Keys  Joseph,  shoemaker  35  Franklin  street 
Keysen  Andrew,  drygoods  store  70  north  Fourth 
Keyser  Adam,  baker  Pine  below  Twelfth 
Keyser  Charles,  teacher  German  hall — d  h  8  N  Ninth 
Keyser  Elhanan  W.  lumber  merchant  133  N  Ninth 
Keyser  Elizabeth,  widow  266  St.  John 
Keyser  George,  baker  378  N  Second 
Keyser  &  Gorgas,  lumber  merchants  225  N  Water 
Keyser  Henry,  ladies'  shoemaker  Vine  ab  Thirteenth 
Keyser  Jacob,  grocer  195  N  Second — d  h  56  Vine 
Keyser  Jacob,  plasterer  346  Race  above  Twelfth 
Keyser  Jacob,  baker  St,  Joseph's  avenue 
Keyser  John,  flour  store  291  Callowhill 
Keyser  widow  of  John,  236  St.  John 
-  Keyser  Joseph  8c  Jacob,  grocers  195  N  Second 
Keyser  Joseph,  fancy  chairmaker  Rachel 
Keyser  Nathan  L.  lumber  merchant  35  Callowhill 
Keyser  Nicholas,  labourer  Wright's  ay.  near  Vine 
Keyser  Peter,  lumber  merchant  35  Callowhill 
Keyser  William,  cooper  Rose  alley  above  Coates 
Kibby  Charles,  baker  161  north  Water 
Kibler  Joseph,  brushmaker  104  north  Third 
Kibler  Margaret,  widow  198  St.  John 
Kidd  John,  labourer  Oak  near  Noble 
Kid  Robert,  coppe*"  merchant  91  Walnut 
Kidwell  Ann,  widow  milliner  64  Mulberry 
Kiechline  Wm.  victualler,  31  New  market  south  2d — 

d  h  Callowhill  above  Eighth 
Kiifkard  Daniel,  oysterman  112  south  Water 
Kiker  Pete  r,  victualler  Cranmer's  court 
Kiker  Samuel,  vict.  3  Cranmer's  court 
liile  George,  fisherman  Cherry  near  Prince 
Kilgris  James,  weaver  Aspen  ay.  west  Sch.  Second 
Kilhower  Michael,  farmer  Moyamensing  road  below 
Jervis'slane 


PHILADKI-PHIA   DiaECTORY.  KIN 

Kille  Aaron,  merchant  63  N  Front— d  h  88  Vine 

Killigan  M;iiy,  storekeeper  98  north  Seventh 

KiUion  Mrs>.  ci)r>Ietn>uker  156  Arch 

Killpaliick  Fr.iiiris,  soap&  candle  niamif.  320CallowhiU 

Kilipatrick  Matilda,  widow  Lombard  west  Sch.  8th 

Killroy  John,  cordwaincr  Shields'  ay 

Kilpatrick  Aniii-ew,  grocer  corner  Shippen  and  7th 

Kilpalrick  (icorge,  cliandler  Pine  west  Broad 

Kilpairick  Wni.  manner  84  (ierman 

Kimbtr  Caleb,  teacher  Londjard   street  public  scliool 

— d  h  197  Lombard 
Kimber  George,  saddler  40  Coate's  ay. 
Kiniber  &  Siiarplcss,  booKsellers  ar.d  stationers  93  High 
Kimber  Thomas,  bookseller  93  High— dii  124  Fine 
Kimble  Job,  cabinetmaker  16   \  ernon 
Kimmey  Abraham,  sea  captain  38  Almond 
Kindale  Elizabeth,  tailorcss  21  north  Eigl\tii 
Kindel  Clavion,  siove  manufacturer  224  south  Front — 

d  h  78  Cedar 
Kir.dcli  M;iry,  widow  Brown  below  Third 
Kimr  Henry,  labourer  Christian  above  Third 
Knicr  Lewis,  carter  Merriott's  lane  above  Fourth 
King  Alexander,  drayman  Rarliel  above  Poplar 
King  Benasah,  tailor  Kacliel  above  Poplar  lane 

tKing  Charles,  cook  Bradfi»rd's  ay. 

King  Danitl,  bras^tounder  76  south  Front 

King  Deborah,  tutoress  170  south  Fifth 

King  Edward,  attorney  at  law  99  south  Fifth 

King  Elizabeth,  shopkeeper  183Shippen 

King  Henry,  sea  captain  8  Noble 

King  Heimanus,  tailor  37  Coate's  ay 

King  Isaiah,  carter  Frankford  road  above  Quec; 

King  J.  labourer  below  Front  * 

King  Jacob,  carter  Rachel  near  Laurel 

King  James,  gentleman  210  north  Front 

King  James,  cordwainer  Middle  allev 

King  John,  painter,  &c.  Pine  above  Tenth 

King  John,  gardener  Arcli  above  Sch.  Third 

KiiiR  John,  shipcarpenter  35  Piosperous  alley 

King  John,  grocer  corner  Sec  nd  and  Cierman 

King  John,  goldbeater  131  norih  Eighth 

tKinj^  John,  jjorter  35  Piosperous  alley 

King  Joseph,  shallopman  Oak  (N  L)  below  hayscales 

King  Joseph,  wircfender-inaker  Broad  below  Locust 

Kin^  Lxtitia,  cordwainer  79  C'cdar 

tKing  Lawrence,  nitriner  Atkinson's  court 

King  IVlfiry,  shopkee])er  115  Callowh\ll 

King  Margaret,  sluKstorc  236  south  Second 

KiuK  Rich;ird,  carpenter  26  ')ak(S) 

King  Solomon,  shoel)lack  29  soutli  'I  bird 

KiiiR  Thomas,  tanner  502  north  Second 
tKins  Thomas,  bottler  203  \\'ashington  court 

King  W'm.  T.  &  C.  merchants,  48  South  wharves— d  h 
76  south  Front 


KIT  whitely's  annual 

King  Wm.  carpenter  Ann  above  Sch,  Eighth 
Kingston  Si  mon,  sea  captain  and  mastei'  of  the  navy  yard 

538  south  Front 
Kingston  Stephen,  merchant — office  back  14  Locust 
Kingston  Thomas,  carpenter  217  south  Fifth 
Kingston  William,  rigger  Thatcher's  court 
Kinley  Henry,  carpenter,  back  88  north  Front 
Kinnan  John,  turner,  &c.  76  Dock — d  h  5  Gray's  alley 
Kinnard  Anthony,  carpenter  208  St.  John  [see  Kennard 
Kinney  John,  tavernkeeper  202  Cedar 
Kinsey  Edward,  sen.  N  W  corner  of  Chesnut  and  Third 
Kinsey  Edw.  jr.  saddler,  &c.  N  W  cor.  Chesnut  &  3d 
Kinsey  James,  drygoods  store  46  south  Second 
Kinsey  Jonathan,  carpenter  11  Summers'  court 
Kinsey  Jonathan,  sea  captain  back  171  Green 
Kinsler  Elizabeth,  widow  Thirteenth  below  Racfe- 
Kinsley  George,  plasterer  Say  street 
Kinsley  John,  linen  weaver  66  Shippen 
Kinsley  John,  printer  16  Shippen  opposite  Vernon 
Kinsley  Robert,  brickmaker  Spruce  W.  Sch.  Sixth 
Kinsley  Samuel,  brickmaker  Spruce  cor.  Sch.  Sixth 
Kinsman  Israel,  merchant  111  High— d  h  250  Arch 
Kintzing  Abraham,  merchant  5  south  Eleventh 
Kip  William,  cordwainer  High  west  of  Sch.  Sixth 
Kip  Isaac  J.  teacher  Prince  near  Shakamaxon 
Kirby  William,  shoemaker  58  Cun-ant  alley 
Kirk  Isaac  D.  lapidary  and  glass  engraver  Sch.  Eighth 
Kirk  John,  coachmaker  Vine  near  Schuylkill 
Kirk  Robert,  cabinetmaker  Baker's  court 
Kirk  Thomas,  farmer  Baker's  court 
Kirk  William,  wheelwi'ight  Baker's  court 
Kirkley  William,  tanner  back  52  New 
^Kirkham  William,  merchant  7  south  Fourth 
Kirkland  Thos.  tanner  and  currier  Oak  below  Coates 
Kirkpatrick  David,  currier  97  Chesnut 
Kirkpatrick  Ferguson,  cabinetmaker  and  grocer  188 

Cedar  :^ 

Kirkpatrick  John,  carpenter  Locust  below  Thirteenth 
Kirkpatrick  Rachel,  2  Billings'  court 
Kirn  Abraham,  cordwair,er  Allen  near  Frankford  road 
Kisselman  Susannah,  gentlewoman  166  south  Second 
Kissick  John,  engineer  Water-works  at  Fair  Mount 
Kitchen  James,  Merchants'  Coffee-house,  86  south  2d — 

d  h  99,  olijiosite,  in  the  same  street 
Kitchen  Joseph,  trader  108  Crowrt 
Kitchen  Phineas,  corner  Seventh  and  Wood 
Kite  Berijamin  &  Thomas,  booksellers  a9d  stationers  20 

north  Third 
Kite  Isaac,  jun.  carpenter  98  north  Eleventh 
Kite  Jonathan,  potter  125  Garden 
Kite  Joseph,  china  store  34  south  Fourth 
Kite  Joseph,  printer  20  north  Third 
Kite  Joseph  S.  keeper  of  the  Debtor's  prison.  Arch  ab. 

Broad 


i'HU.AUKI.VHIA    DIRECTORY.  KNE 

Rite  Tliomas,  bookseller  20  north  Third — d  h  137  High 
Kitcr  William,  conhvaiiicr  Hrnsstar's  iilloy  (K) 
Kitlcr  J)l\n  L.  Windsor  clv.iirmaker  ,1Ky  lunili   I'liird 
Kittcra  'I'honias,  attorney  at  law,  fij  smith  Sixth 
Kitts  John,  slii])nKister  '293  south  Front 
Kitts  Miciiacl,  oak  cooper  Price's  court 
Klapp  Joseph,  M.D.  290  S.  Second  and  72  Almond 
Klajjp  &:  Williamson,  druggists  N  E  cor.  2d  &  Almond 

Klapp ,  grocer  Sixtli  near  Crcrmantown  road 

Kleckner  John,  farmer  Passyunk  ruad  ab.  Federal 
Klein  (ieorge,  vie  t.  80  High  st.  market  above  Fifth 
KIcitz  Daniel,  baker  Po|)iar  lane  near  Fourth 
Klemm  &  Brother,  importers  of  all  kinds  of  musicalin- 

struments,  &c.  1  north  Fourth 
Kletc  Frederick,  drug,  paint  and  glass  store  261  N.  2d 

— d  h  N  E  cor.  3d  and  Callowliill 
Klett  John,  combmakcr  83  Plum 
Klewell  Abraham,  turner  cor.  Sixth  and  Germ,  road 
Kline  Abraham,  innkeeper  90  north  Seventh 
Kline  George,  cordwainer  505  north  Third 
Kline  George,  jr.  cordwainer  105  Budd 
Kline  James,  cordwainer  105  Budd 
Kline  John,  drayman  88  Bedford  [see  C/me 

Kline  John,  9  N.  L  market 
Kline  John,  cordwainer  6  Rihl's  court 
Kline  John  G.  grocery  and  tavern  492  north  Third 
Kline  Peter,  biicklayer  374  north  'I'liird        ' 
Klincsmith  Lewis,  cabinetmaker  back  82  Green 
Klinglc  Andrew,  cooj^r  and  gnager  268  N.  Second 
Klonegar  John,  baker  1  C!\anccry  lane 
Klose  Peter,  baker  83  Passyunk  road 
Klosser  H.  gentleman  28  S.uisom 
Klotz  Charles,  storekeeper  188  north  Second — d  h  Em- 

len's  court 
Klotz  John,  weaver  207  St.  Johns 
Klotz  John  C.  tailor  High  W.  of  Sch.  Seventh 
Kneass  Christian,  silver|)later  16  S  6th — d  h  154  S.  6th 
Kneass  &  Co  plane  and  tool  manuf.  10  south  Eighth 
Kneass  Fred.  F.  plane.  &c  manuf.  10  south  Eighth— d  U 

south  Sixtli  below  Spruce 
Kneass  Michael,  planemaker  10  south  Eighth— d  h  162 

Cherry 
Kneass  John,  copperplate  printer  18  Library  street,  op- 
posite U.  S   Hank— d  h  8  S.  Sch.  Eighth 
Kneass  8c  Saurman,  copj)eri)late  printers  18  Library  St. 

opposite  the  U.  S  Bank 
Kneass  Wm.  engraver  8  S.  8th,  d  h  N  E  cor.  Filb.  &  12th 
Knenss,  Young  &  Co.  engravers  8  south  Eighth 
Knecht  George,  victualler  189  Callowhill,  stall  61  New 

market  soutli  Svcond 
Knteland  rev.  Abncr,  (minister  of  the  first  Independent 

church  of  Christ)  137  Chesnut 
Knerr  Henrv,  innkeeper  140  High  [see  Knorr 

s  2 


KUR  whitely's  annual 

Krim  Henry,  moroccodresser  527  north  Third 
Krim  Margaret,  8  Juniper  lane 
Krim  Mary,  nurse  39  Coates  alley 
Krimel  George  F.  merchant  252  Lombard 
Krimmer  William,  tailor,  back  of  111  Bi'owne 
Ki'ipps  Jacob,  chairmaker  462  north  Second 
Kripps  Margaret,  shopkeeper  464  north  Second 
Kripps  Philip,  potter  265  St.  John 
Krise  William,  baker  S  W  corner  Second  and  Plum 
Krisig  Christopher,  roppmaker  455  south  Second 
Krites  Peter,  brickmaker  Jones'  alley  below  Sch.  Sixth 
KroU  William,  cupper  &  bleeder,  Kunckel  bel.  Noble 
Kromm  Henry,  vict.  stall  10  New  market,  S  Second 

— d  h  cor.  of  James  and  Charles 
Krouskop  George,  blacksmith  416  south  Second 
Krouskop  John,  carpenter  Sixth  below  Fitzwalter 
Krug  F.  V,  merchant  139i  High 
Kruger  Rachel,  High  above  Schuylkill  Fifth 
Krull  George,  watchman  373  north  Front 
Krumbhaar  Lewis,  merchant  106  Spruce 
Krumer  Daniel,  cordwainer  106  Green 
Krump  Adam,  labourer  William  near  Rose 
Kubler  John,  labourer  250  south  Sixth 
Kucher  Jacob,  salt  and  coal  measurer,  13  Sassafras  alley 

and  26  Juliana 
Kuen  Samuel,  combmaker  399  south  Third 
Kugler  Catharine,  widow,  89  Callowhill 
Kugler  George,  tallow  chandler  208  Vine 
Kugler  Henry,  watchman  Queen  below  Sixth 
Kugler  Jacob,  farmer  Passyunk  road  below  Federal 
Kugler  John,  oakcooper  45  Passyunk  road 
Kuhl  Henry,  cashier  of  the  Farmers'  and  Mechanics' 

bank,  108  south  Eighth 
K-uhn  Catharine,  widow  92  Crown 
Kubn  C.  merchant  (4  York  buildings)  Walnut  near  8th 
Kuhn  Daniel,  late  cordwainer  2  Lxtitia  court 
Kuhn  Elizabeth,  52  Crown 
Kuhn  George,  beerhouse  132  south  Water 
Kuhn  George  K.  auctioneer  and  commission  merchant, 

15  north  Fourth — dh  31  Sansom 
Kuhn  Hartman,  merchant  142  Chesnut 
Kuhn  John,  milkman  Ridge  road  above  Callowhill 
Kuhn  W^illiam,  shoemaker  2  Lsetitia  court 
Kunckel  John,  victualler,  stall  9  New-market,  south  2d 

— d  h  James  (P  T)  isee  Conkle 

Kunckel  M,  gentlewoman  284  north  Third 
Kunitz  L  cupper,  bleeder  and  leecher  17  north  Eighth 
Kunz  Jacob,  gunsmith  Germantown  road  above  Second 
Kurtz  George,  painter  &c.  Wood  above  Eighth 
Kurtz  John,  storekeeper  145  St.  John 
Kurtz  Sarah,  widow,  Apple  below  George  f  N  L) 
Kurtz  Sarah,  seamstress  Smith's  court  W.  Sch.  Eighth 
Kurtz  William,  milkman  Poplar  lane  above  Ninth 

urver  James,  hatter  61  Coates 


PHILADF.LI'HIA   DIRF.CTORY.  LAI 

Kutter  &  Shuman.  new  German  coffL-e-house  75  Walnut 
Kutter  Joliii  M  G-.-rinan  coffee  house,  75  Walnut 
K\  Ic  Conriul,  sen.  CHipet  weavci"  40  north  Third 
Kyle  Jane,  teaclier  122  north  Front 
Kyser  Nicholas,  sngarboiler  Wright's  ay.     [see  Keyset 


L.\BBEE  CHARLES,  Stewart's  alley 

Labbee  Francis  C.  dancing  master  13  Library — d  h  169 

Pine 
Labbree  J.  B.  sea  captain  Queen  near  Gunner's  run 
La  Blanc  Louis,  198  south  Fifth 
Labtuere  Henry,  broker  78  south  Eighth 
La  Brouse ,  gentleman  Moyamensing  road  below 

Wharton 
Lacave  John,  hairdresser  101  south  Fifth 
Lace  William,  coachspringmaker  17  south  Seventh — d 

h  46  Carpenter 
Tjacey  Edward,  mariner  Federal  above  Front 
Lacey  Jesse,  tailor  194  Front  5  doors  below  Pine 
Lacey  John,  watchinaker  79  Walnut — d  h  194  S  Front 
Lacey  Moses  jr.  labourer  Wright's  alley 
Lacey  I'aul,  mercer  and  tailor  6  Jones's  alley 
Lacey  Pernel,  washerwoman  Arch  near  Broad 
Lacey  Robert,  brickmaker  Juniper  above  Race 
Lnckev  Hcnrv,  blockmaker  15  South  wharves 
Lackev  Jas.  blacksmith  1 1  Franklin  ct.  [see  Luckey 

Lacock  William  S.  carpenter.  Quince  below  Locust 
Lacoml)e  C  boardir.ghouse  178  Spruce 
Lacoml)e  Peter,  drvj^oods  store  232  south  Second 
Ladd  Samuel,  gentleman,  153  S  Eleventh       [see  Laird 
Laddon  Abraham,  combmaker  Buitonwood  above  Fifth 
Lady  Mary,  shopkeeper  487  High 
Lafaver  Philip,  ladies'  shoemaker  6  Pear 
Laffertv  Bernard,  labourer  214  south  Sixth 
Laffert'y  Edward,  sea  captain  235  N  2d       [see  Luverth 
Lalerty  Archibald,  cordwainer  l)ack  49  Brown 
Lafetra  Amy,  lailoress,  Sec.  105  north  Front 
I^afilte  Anthony,  teacher  40  Strawberry 
Laforgue  Bridget,  widow  3  ^^'illow  court 
Lafourcade  P.  M.  printer  &  bookseller  N  W  Race  &  2d 
Lahra  Mary,  widow  St.  Mary  above  Seventh 
Laidley  Phoebe,  widow  of  James,  29  south  Front 
tLagraurd  Michael,  211  south  Seventh 
Laime'  &  Heurion,  confectioners  124  High 
Laime'  B.  confectioner  124  High 
Lair  John,  shoemaker  Eleventh  below  Pine 
Lair  John,  farmer  Quince  below  Walnut 

I  Lair  Joseph,  woodsawyer  Ninth  below  Lombard 
^aird  Thomas,  weaver  north  Front  above  Stone  bridgt 
1  .aird  Wm.  tobacconist  109  Race      [sec  Ladd  is"  Llotu: 


LAN  whitely's  annual 

Lajou  Josephine,  widow  140  south  Fifth 

Lajus  Paul,  confectioner  86  High — d  h  165  Pine 

Lake  Christopher,  labourer  Front  above  Poplar 

Lake  David,  sexton  to  Methodist  church,  New  street 

Lake  Jacob,  labourer  Fraiikford  road  n.  Palmer  sti'ee.t 

Ijake  John,  moroccodresser  89  south  Fifth 

Lake  Lucas,  blacksmith  Beach  near  High  bridge 

Lake  Mary,  widow  Green  near  Kunckel 

Lake  Thomas,  accountant  47"  George  (S) 

Laland  John,  cabinetmaker  67  Queen 

Lalanne  Dominick  P  broker  73  Lombard 

Lalemand  (general)  Henry,  148  Pine 

];Lamai  Etienne,  barber  Chesnut  bet.  Fourth  &  Fifth 

Lamarzelle  Peter,  hairdresser  44  Duke 

Lamb  John,  grocer  336  Race 

Lamb  John,  malster  97  St.  John  and  187  Callowhill 

Lamb  John,  labourer  69  Currant  alley  near  Spruce 

Lamb  John,  labourer  St.  John  near  Callowhill 

Lamb  Joseph,  victualler  Davault's  court 

Lamb  William,  malster  95  St.  John  below  Noble 

Lambeath  Catharine,  teacher  46  Brewer's  alley 

Lambary  John,  bottler  38  Green 

Lambert  Benjamin,  48  Union 

Lax-nbert  Ehzabeth,  widow  N  W  cor.  Queen  &  Swanson 

Lambert  Gei-shom  W.  merchant  75  High — dh  35  Union 

L(ambert  John,  merchant  20  Branch 

Lamberton  Geo.  vict.  Spring  st  — stall  16  N.  markt.  S  2d 

Lame,  Margaret,  nurse  453  south  Front 

Lameasurer  James,  tailor,  back  85  Passyunk 

Lament  John,  rigger  4  Parham's  alley 

Lammot  Daniel,  merchant  13  S  Water— d  h  98  S  Frant 

tLammoth  Jacob,  mariner  233  Catharine 

Lamon  James,  carpet  weaver,  back  75  north  Sixth 

Lamorelle  Joseph,  tobacco  manuf.  61  Lombard 

Lampater  George,  vict.  Garden  below  Buttonwood 

Lampley  Hannah,  widow,  south  5th  above  Christian 

Lamsback  John,  carter  Lawrence  S  E  cor.  Callowhill 

Lancaster  Jacob,  labourer  Ger.  r.  above  first  gate 

i Lancaster  Jacob,  labourer  Pine  alley 
.ancaster  John,  lumber  merchant  176  north  Fourth 
Lancaster  8c  Jenkins,  drygoods  stoi-e  21  north  Second 
Lancaster  Joseph,  dealer  266  south  Fifth 
tLancaster  Joseph,  porter  100  Gaskill 
Lancaster  Knowles,  storekeeper  21  N  2d— d  h  200  N  4th 
Lancaster  Levi,  carter  32  Gardc^n 
Lancaster  Moses,  carpenter  180  north  Fourth 
Lancaster  Richard,  jeweller  Cliristian  above  Seventh 
tLancaster  Susan,  washerwoman  2331  Lombard 
Lancaster  Thomas,  grain  merchant  61  South  wharves 

(Hamilton's  wharf) — d  h  114  Lombard 
Lance  John,  mariner  49  Meade  alley 
Land  Julin,  hatter  234  Koutlj  Secorid 
Land  Mary,  widow,  back  483  north  Second 


villi. ADKLPHIA    DIKtClORY.  LAP 

Land  Michael,  labourer  73  Green 

liLindcll  George,  boatbiiildcr  Pcnn  (K) — d  I)  15  Beach 

Laiulell  Mary,  boardmghousc  'i77  noith  Front 

Laiidcnbiugh  VVdliim.  cooper  Second  near  Laurel 

Landi  Lcsi,  375  south  Front 

Landinc  Lucy,  widow  375  south  Front 

Landis  David,  sugiiri)akor  back  185  Cherry 

Landis  Henry,  slabkkeeper  Harmony — d  h   15  Powell 

Landis  H  P.  currier  80  Chesnut — d  h  31  Carter's  alley 

Landis  Sanuiel  C.  saddler  &c  254  Sassafras 

Landis  &  Wilson,  livtr)  stable  Harmony 

Landreth  &  Co.  nursery  and  seedsmen   Federal  near 

Gray's  terry  road 
Landy  John,  carpenter  Germantown  road  above  Budd 
Lane  Ann,  widow.  Mechanic  sti"eet 

iLane  Charles,  192  Spruce 
■ane  Catharine,  widow,  Camden  (N  J) 
Lane  Edward,  accountant  141  south  Ninth 
Lane  Edward,  cordwainev  187  south  Front 
Lane  John,  shoemaker  120  German 
Lane  John,  oystcrman,  cellar  S  W  corner  Sixth  and 

Carpenter — d  h  Meade  alley 
Lane  William  N  blacksmith  36  Coates  alley 

iLang  Charles,  hairdresser  303  Walnut 
■ang  John,  mastmakeraiid  china  store  255  south  Front 
tLaiig  John,  woodsawyer  Sixth  below  Christian 
Lang  John  C.  mercht.'69  south  4th — d  h  336  High 
Lang  John  G.  baker  26  Jones'  alley 
Lang  widow  of  John,  store  &:  mantuamaker  33  N  8th 
Lang  William,  gatekeeper  at  Almshouse 
Lange  Jolm,  m.  d.  95  Green 
Langebartel  John  Augustus,  95  Coates 
Langer  Joseph,  suspendermaker  126  north  Third 
Langley  Davis,  mariner  Turner's  court 
Langstroth  J.  G.  paper  manufacturer  inquire  S  W  cor. 

High  &  St-cond 
Langton  Thomas,  liquor  store  24  Lombard 
Langwill  Matilda,  boardinghouse  16  Carter's  alley 
Lannbaugh  Frederick,  victualler  Ajjple  near  George 
I..annin  Tliomas,  labourer  Hazel  alley 

Lanning  Benjamin  engineer  Second  near  Beaver 
Lanning  Hannah,  widow  tailoress4th  above  Green 
Lanning  Hannah,  widow  tailoress  Fourth  above  Green 
Lanning  Paul,  livery stablekeepers  Camden  N.  J. 
Lansinger  Mrs.  of  Jacob,  Christian  above  5th 
Lapeyre,  Farrouilli  &  Co.  merchants  217  High 
Lapeyre  Jolm,  merchant  217  High 
Laplanche  JohnB,  confectioner  336  south  Second 
Laplante   Louis,  morocco  manuf.  63i  south  Third  — 

d  h  corner  Goforth  &  Carter's  alley 
Lapp  Abraham,  labouitT  515  north  Third 

Lapp  Christiana,  milliner  446  north  Third 

Lapsley  David,  gentleman  144  Mulberry 

Lapsley  David,  jun.  merchant  157  High->d  h  144  Arch 


LAU  whitely's  annual 

I^apsley  John,  23  south  Second 

Lapsley  Joseph   B.   merchant   23   south  Second — d  h 

Chcsniit  below  Thirteenth 
Lapsley  Moses,  carter  54  Passyunk  road 
Langstroth  &  Robbins  dry  goods  and  hardware  store 
Lansh)ger  Nicho.  lookingglass frame  maker  Greenwich 
Lapo  John,  cooper  12  Little  Water 
Lantz  Jacob,  lailor  276  south  Seventh 
Larama  Francis,  painter  and  glazier  Taper  alley 
Lare  John,  brickmaker  W  dnut  near  ^^ch.  Third 
Lare  Henry,  jun  brickmaker  Waln\it  near  Sch.  Third 
Lare  Henry  &  Peter,  brickmakers  Waluut  n.  Sch.  3d, 
Larer  John,  brewer  50  north  Sixth 
Larer  Melchor,  brewer  50  noith  Sixth 
Large  Daniel,  steam  enginemaker,  factory  Front  above 

Gcr.  road— dh  471  north  Front 
Large  Dorothy,  Mrs.  (Sansom's  row)  167  Walnut 
Large  James,  298  Arch 

Large  John,  merchant  31  Chesnnt — d  h  287  Arch 
Large  Stephen,  cabinetmaker  103  Budd 
Lark  Jolin,  porter  corner  Vine  and  Thirteenth 
Larkey  Edward,  labourer  11th  near  Pine 
Larkum  Thomas,  boardinghouse  303  Race 
•tLarmeth  Jacob,  mariner  233  Catharine 
jLarner  William,  labourer  Old  York  road 
La  Page  Peter,  plasterer  Union  iilley 
La  Roche  Rene,  m.  d  145  Pine  above  Fifth 
fLary  Robert,  hatter  Quince  above  Spruce 
Laskey  John,  baker  111  Brown 

Lasmart  Henry,  watchman  north  Eighth  ab.  Callowhili 
Lassalle  John,  merchant  440  south  Front 
Latimer  Eliza,  widow  282  south   Front 
tLatimer  Freeman,  mariner  201  Cedar  street 
Latimer  George,  merchant  and  president  of  the  Union 

Insurance  Company,  85  south  Sixth 
Latimer  Henrietta,  widow  33  George  (S) 
Latimer  James,  merchant  129  south  Front 
Latimer  James,  watch  8cc.  maker  91^  Chesnut 
Latimer  John  R.  merchant  101  south  Front — dh  S  W 

corner  Fourth  and  Prune 
Latimer  &  Murdock,  merchants  67  north  Water — d  h 

186  High 
Latimer  Thomas,  merchant  67  N.  Water— d  h  216  Mul- 
berry 
LatterWilliam  labourer  8  Wiley's  court 
Latta  William,  labourer  Wiley's  court 
Latting,  Margaret,  widow  Townsend's  court 
Latouch  B.  cookshop  and  restaurature  81  south  Fifth 
Latour  John,  merchant  261  south  Front 
Latourno  Joseph,  Vauxhall,  Camden  N.  J. 
Lauber  Martin,  baker  188  St.  John 
Lauck  David,  cooper  128  Sassafras 
Lauck  Hannah,  widow  240  High 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  LAW 

Lauck  Mrs.  widow  128  Race 

Laudeiihliiger  George,  victualler  Turner's  lane — stall 

68  old  sliambles 
I^audcnslager  Michael,  victualler  65  old  shambles 
Lauder  Elizabeth  widow  26  Shippen 
Lauderdale  Robert,  teacher  19  north  Eighth   n.  Vine 
Laughead  Robert,  grocer,  corner  Fifth  and  Oak 
Laughlin  Thomas,  labourer  217  south  Sixth 
Laussat  Ambrose,  merchant  17  Minor  5c  165  N.  Ninth 
Laussat  Antliony,  merchant  208  Walnut 
Laurens  James,  ropemaker  569  south  Second 
Laurens  John  C.  560  south  Front 
Lauz  Martin,  manner  54  Meade  alley 
Laval  John,  merchant  210  Pine 
Laval  Peter,  ropemaker  P'roiit  below  Federal 
Lavell  Joseph,  ropemaker  570  soutli  Second 

Lavelle ,  widow,  below  586  south  Front 

Lavcrty  Jesse,  merchant  31  N.  Water — d  h  32  N  9th 
Laverell  William'  saddler  8cc  S.  Fourth  n.  Carpentet 
Laverty  Louisa  H.  widow  St.  Marys  below  Eighth 

iLavice  Thomas,  labourer  IdElizabL-th 
■avigne  John,  sugar  retiner  Malt  alley 
Lavis  Mary,  widow  Lolar's  court 
Law  Andrew,  weaver  back  347  Race 
Lawerswiler  Thomas,  halter  Coa'.es  nekr  Sixth 
Law  Samuel,  paperhanging  manutucto.y  102  Christian 
Lawler  Martha,  widow  66  Bu'ld 
Lawler  Matthew,  alderman  ;>4  vValnut 
Lawrence  Ann,  washerwoniati  185  south  Filth 
Lawrence  A.  19  S|)afford — oyster  cellar  11  south  Sixth 
|Lawrence  Anthony,  hairdressei'  405  north  Front 
Lawrence  C.  B.  portrait  painter  !40  Chesnul — d  h  298 

Race 
Lawrence  Charles, carter  Prime  below  Second^ 
Lawrence  Charles,  victualler  James  near  Ridge  road 
Lawrence  Christian,  victualler  James  above  Rugan 
Lawrence  Elizabeth,  widow  vict.  house  33  Jones   ay. 
Lawrence  George,  victualler  Buttonwood  bel.  Ridge  r 
Lawrence  &  Gibson,  smiths  15  north  Seventh 
Lawrence  H.  &  W.  fringe  &c.  maiuif.  39  S.  Second 
Lawrence  l>>aac,  shipjoiner  back  15  Poplar  lane 
Lawrence  Isaac  &  Co.  merchants  103  Higli 
tLawrence  Isaac,  waiter  bark  8  Wagner's  alley 
Lawrence  Janies,  ropemaker  494  south  Se.  oiul 
Lawrence  Jacob,  sen.  carter  5;j9  south  Stcond 
Lawrence  Jacob,  jnn.  529  south  S.cond 
Lawrence  John,  baker  73  south   T'aird 
Lawrence  John,  paperiianger  24  Mary  (S.) 
Lawrence  John,  39  south  Second 
Lawrence  Jolm,  carpenter  35  »  Callowhill 
Lawri"nce  John,  mariner  356  S.  S  cund      [tee  Lnurenf 
Lawrence  John  H.  labourer,  b.ick  575  south  Fro«(t 
LawreHce  Joseph,  jeweller  28  Church  alley 
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Lawrence  Joseph  Redman,  mercht.  ufifier  159  Pine 
Lawrence  Lawrence,  skindresser  290  Vine 
Lawrence  Mary,  widow  151  Moyamensing  road 
Lawrence  Mary,  teacher  3  Strawberry 
Lawrence  Mahlon,  tailor  N  W  cor.  High  and  Water— 

d  h  15  north  Water 
Lawrence  Rebecca,  widow  159  Pine 
Lawrence  Samuel,  labourer  Apple  n.  George  (N.  L.) 
Lawrence  Stephen,  blacksmith  11  Myers'  court 

I  Lawrence  Stephen,  mariner  112  Christian 
.awrcnce  WiUiam,  baker,  back  91  Arch 
Lawrenson  Susannah  16  Strawberry 
tLaws  Caesar,  labourer  20  Elizabeth 
Laws  Clement,  9  John  above  Wood 
Laws  Elijah,  carpet  and  bedding  warehouse  348  High 
Laws  George,  tanner  171  Vine 

Laws  Jumes,  tanner  529  N.  Front       \_see  Law  isf  Low 
tLaws  Jeremiah,  ostler  6  Hurst  street 
Laws  John,  silverplater35  Zane  st. 
Laws  Ludawick,  hide  8c  leather  store  39  south  Third — 

d  h  209  Spruce 
Laws  Mary,  widow  74  Wood 
fLaws  Stephen,  labourer  109  German 
fLaws  Stephen,  woodsavvyer,  back  109  German 
Laws  Thomas,  currier  39  south  Third 
Lawson  Alexander,  engraver  Pine  above  Ninth 
Lawson  Matthew,  mariner  36  Meade  alley 
Lawson  Rachel,  widow  of  John,  China  above  Front 
Lawson  Thomas,  grocer  44  Browne  (N.  L) 
Lawton  Daniel,  bricklayer  456  south  Front' 
Lawton  John,  blacksmith  Little  Oak 
Lawton  John,  stablekeeper  10  Laurel 
Lay  John,  fruiterer  32  High 
Lay  Madame,  201  south  Fifth 

Lay  Thomas,  fruiterer  32  High     \_see  Lee,  Ley,  \^  Lea 
Laycock  J.  H.  fancy  chairmaker  90  south  Third 
Laycock  John,  bookbinder  3  Unity  court 
Layman  David,  weaver  St.  John  near  Green 
Lazerow  John,  waterman  23  Parham's  alley 
Lea  Isaac,  merchant  Chesnut  below  Eleventh 
Lea  John,  merchant  Chesnut  below  Eleventh 
Lea  John.  jun.  8c  Co.  merchants  51  South  wharves 
Leacock  William  S.  carpenter  13th  below  High 
Leadbeater  John,  iampmaker  8cc.  93  Walnut 
Leadbeater  8c  Sheldon,  patent  lamp  manufacturers  and 

brassfounders  93  Walnut 
Learner  A.  tavern  and  grocery  Plum  N  E  cor-  George 
Leaming  F.  merchant  27  High— d  h  53  Lombard 
Learning  J.  F.  merchant  199  S.  Front— d  h  53  Pine 
Leaming  Rebecca,  gentlewoman  53  Pine 
Learning  Thomas  F.  merchant  199  south  Front— d  h 

113  south  Fourth 
Leaniy  John,  president  of  the  Marine  Insurance  Com- 
pany, 79  south  Third  S  E  corner  Walnut 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.     LEE 

Leanard  John,  tinplatcworkerWright's  ay  [see  Leonard 
Lear  — — ,  cordwuiiier,  back  171  iiortli  Second 
Leary  John, labourer,  back  159  Mnvainiiising  road 
tLe.irv  Hubert,  labourer,  court  in  BlackbLM-ry  ay. 
Lealherberry  Abel,  cordwainer  189  St.  John 
Leuilierby  Joseph,  oysterman  119  Clicsnut 
Leatherhead  Kichard,  soapboiler  \5h  Germ,  road 
l^eathennan  M.  draynian  Lily  alley  near  Tammany 

Leaihtrman  ,  widow  Christian  above  Eighth 

Le  Beche  Philip,  locksmith  40  New 
tLe  Blanc  Felix,  hairdresser  17  south  Seventh 
jLe  Blanc  Gie,  shoemaker  219  south  Fifth 
Le  Blanc  Lewis,  gunsnjith  198  soutli  Filth 
Le  Blanc  Mary,  widow  216  south  Fitth 
Lebo  Daniel,  tavernkeeper  106  Race 

Le  Bruce ,  farmer  IV^T)yamen:5ing  r.  bel,  Greenwich 

Le  Brun  Charles,  sworn  «ate  interpreter  and  professor 

of  the  French,  Spanish  and  English  languages  159  S. 

Second 
Le  Brun  Mrs.  young  ladies'  seminary  159  S.  Second 
Le  Campion  Francis,  drygoods  store  336  north  Front 
Lechleitner  P.  G.  merchant,  consul  for  the  Netherlands 

107  north  Front 
Lechler  Elizabeth,  widow  238  south  Fourth 
Lechler  George,  vict  Fourth  above  Browne 
Leclerc  Joseph  P.  166Coates 
Lecompt  Wm.  innkeeper  83  north  Water 
I^econey  Catharine,  fancy  store,  231  south  Second 
Leconey  James,  sea  captain  12  Cresson's  alley 
jLerount  James,  oysterman  9'2  N.  2d — d  h  38  Coats' ay. 
JLecount  Joseph,  labourer  30  Bonsall  street 
LecuUdl  Tiiomas,  oysterman  123  south  Third 
Lecount  Thomas,  combmaker  Billings'  court 
Lecture  Wm.  cordwainer  Carpenter  (S.)  above  Second 
Leddon  Perryman,  combmaker  Rilil's  court  N.  Third 
Leddon  Samuel,  combmaker  Laurel  near  Budd  (^N.L.) 
Leddy  Michael,  grocer  487  High 
tLee  Abraham,  blacksmith  233  Shippen  above  7th 
Lee  Andrew,  shallopman  135  nortli  Water 
Lee  Ann  Mrs.  52  Cedar  street 
tLee  Ann  Mrs  back  25  Cresson's  alley 
Lee  Ann,  widow  of  John,  13  Geiman 

Lee ,  M.  D.  315  north  Second 

Lee  Benjamin  Admiral,  bricklayer  5  Pine  alley 
Lee  &  Blood.  293  north  Second 

I  Lee  Cassy,  widow  44  Small 
lee  Charles,  printer  and  grocer  N  W  cor.  Lombard  8c 
Twelfth 
Lee  Ciiristopher,  glass  manufacturer  Penn  (K.) 
Lee  Da^^soi\,  stone  cutter  Fourth  below  Christian 
Lee  Elizabeth,  milkwoman  101  Cherry 
I..ee  Frankbn,  briiklayer  9.S  Poplar  ntar  Second 
Lee  James,  capt.  Union  steam  ferry  Ixjut,  Kaighnton  N.J 


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■Lee  James,  labourer  55  Currant  alley 

"Lee  J.  widow  Elbow  alley  [see  X,ea,  Ley,  i5*  La^ 

•]  jee  John,  grocer  N  W  cor.  Cedar  and  Fourth 
Lee  John,  mariner  Washington  above  Second 
Lee  John,  shipcarpenter  26  Parham's  alley 
Lee  Matthias  H.  tailor  284  north  Second 
tLee  Peter,  nailer  Lombard  W.  Schuylkill  Sixth 
Lee  Richard,  skindresser  Eighth  above  Callowhill 
Lee  Robert,  carter  134  Cedar 
tLee  Stacy,  woodsawyer,  back  159  Lombard 
Lee  Wm.  teacher  Sch  Fifth  below  High 
Lee  Wm.  chairmaker  360  N.  Second — d  h  3  Lily  alley 
Lee  Wm.  hairdresser  128  south  Second 
fLee  Wm.  hairdresser  Thirteenth  below  High 
fLee  Wm  labourer  Shippen  above  Seventh 

iLee  Yannut,  labourer  Shippen  below  Eighth 
.eech  Fi'ederick,  shoemaker  283  south  Third 

Leech  Henry,  dealer  98  &  100  Vine 

Leech  Margaret,  widow  130  Callowhill  [^see  Leich 

Leconey  John,  labourer  Camden  N.  J. 

Leedes  Wm.  grocer  &c.  59  Arch 

Leedom  Jonathan,  merchant  210  south  Water,  and  211 
south  Front— d  h  29  Pine 

Leedom  widow  of  Wm.  merchant  198  Spruce 

Leeds  Ann,  widow  5  Duke  street 

Leeds  Josiah  W.  merchant  tailor  and  clothing  store  254 
High 

Leek  Wm.  malster  99  St.  John 

Lees  Henry,  victualler  N.  Fourth  above  Tammany 

Lees  Peter,  tailor  50  Wood 

Lefevre  Ann,  widow  136  south  Fifth 

Le  Fevre  James,  merchant  and  agent  for  the  Baltimore 
and  Union  line  of  packets  &  steamboats  6  S.  wharves 
—d  h  27  Race 

Lefevre  Theodore,  silver  chaser  126  south  Fifth 

LefFerts  Charles,  clock  and  watchmaker  61^  south  Se- 
cond— d  h  203  south  Seventh 

Lefferts  8c  Hall,  clock  and  watchmakers  61^  south  2d 

Leger  Lott,  blacksmith  Christian  near  Fifth 

Leger  Nicolas,  trader  N  E  cor.  Wood  and  Sixth 

Legray  Stephen,  French  teacher  85  Cedar 

Lehman  Charles,  cabinetmaker  5  Bell's  court 

Lehman  Christian,  coachtrimmer  163  Vine 

Lehman  David,  stockingweaver  181  St.  John 

Lehman  George,  late  cordwainer  194  Callowhill 

Lehma:t  George  F.  M.  d.  Lazaretto  physician  Lombard 
near  Tenth 

tLehman  Jacob,  coachman  67  north  Seventh 

Lehman  John,  fencing  master  9  Cherry 

I^eiiman  Joseph,  late  druggist  320  High  &  Hamilton  viK 

Lehman  Joseph,  242  High 

Lehman  Joseph,  hatter  32  Juliana 

liChman  Peter,  druggist  320  High  {see  Leman 


PHILADELPHIA   IJIRKCTOKY.  LEN 

Lehman  Samuel,  blacksmith  296  and  304  N.  Front 

Lehman  Sevbt-lla,  widow  94  Crown 

Lfhm.in  William,  druggist  &c.  76  soutl\  Second 

Lehr  Heiny,  storekeeper  288  north  Fi-ont 

Le  Hiiray  Nicholas,  clock  and  watchmaker  160 N.  2d 

Leib  Michael,  M.  d.  corner  I'ammany  and  Third 

Leil)brandt  John  Andrew,  skindresser  490N.  Second 

Leibtck  Philip,  locksmith  40  New  st. 

Leich  &  Huckel,  tailors  79  soutli  VV  ater 

Leich  Richard,  tailor  and  tavernkreper  N  E  cor .  Second 

and  Christian 
Lcidy  Conrad,  cordwaincr  14  Raspberry  alley 
Leidy  George,  accountant  4  Bread  st. 
Leidy  Jacob,  grocer  204  north  Third 
Lcidy  Jacob,  shoemaker  Rasptierry  alley  above  Spruce 
Leidy  Philip,  hatter  196  norih  Third 
Leighton  John,  labourer  Joint  alley 
Leinhart  Jolm,  labourer  Germantown  road  below  4th 
Leip  Sarah,  widow  Tenth  above  Vine 
Leiper  James,  grocer  S  W  cor.  of  Vine  and  Tenth 
Lei  per  Thomas,  tobacconist  274  High 
Leinau  Andrew,  hatter  101  north  Tiiird 
Leinau  Daniel,  hatter  18  north  Third 
Leishman  Robert,  saddler  47  south  Fourth 
Leitman  Henry,  grocer  S  W  cor.  High  and  Tenth 
Lejee  Jshn  R.  merchant  162  south  Second 
Lejer  Nicholas,  trader  189  north  Sixth 
Leland  Benjamin,  shoestore  159  nortli  Third 
Lelar  Henry,  shipmaster  121  Lombard 
Lelurge  Joseph,  jeweller,  &c.  Mentzer's  court 
Lemaire  Ann,  widow  13  Elfreth's  alley 
fLemaire  E.  hairdresser  30  Lombard 
J..emarkJohn,  labourer  Marlborough  below  Prince 
I^emar  Josei)h,  stevedore  7  Christian 
Lemette  Lewis,  modeller  Germantown  road  near  4th 
Lemit  M.  B.  Miss,  milliner  123  south  Second 
Lemkey  Frederick,  cooper  3  Callowhill 
Lemmon  John  H.  painter  &  glazier  1  Faries's  court 
Lemon  Mrs  widow  back  of  10  Lxtitia  court 
Lemon  Wni.  mariner  262  south  Fourth 
Lennarmon  Elizabeth,  widow  Tidmush  st. below  10th 
Lenning  Nicholas,  merchant  66  Vine 
Lennon  Henry,  cordwaincr  Hazel  alley 
Lenfestey  Mary,  widow  Clever  alley 
Lenoir  1*  rancis,  shipwright  70  Coates 
Lenox  David,  gentleman  N  Wcor.  lOtU  and  Chesnut 
Lenox  John,  waterman  122  Phim  st. 
Lenternotte  John,  labourer  Thirteenth  below  Race 
Lentner  George  C.  fancy  chairmakcr  and  justice  of  the- 

peace.  High  west  of  the  PejiiKinent  bridge 
Lentrer  Adam,  tallow  chandler  60  Browne 
Lentz  George,  vict.  405  north  Fourth — stall  1  N.  L. 
market 


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Lentz  Henry,  merchant  236  and  238  north  Second 
Lentz  Jacob,  late  storekeeper  22  Kunckel 
Lentz  John,  vict.  cor.  Maria  8c  4th,  stall  1 1 N.  L.  market 
Lentz  John,  cabinetmaker  444  north  Third 
Lentz  widow  of  John  C-  Passyunk  road  below  Eighth 

l^see  Lentz  and  Lance 
Leon  John,  tobacconist  back  381  south  Second 

Leonard tinman  Caliowhill  above  Tenth 

Leonard  John,  bleeder,  8cc.  108  German 

Isee  Linnard  and  Lennard 
Leonard  Michael,  stonecutter  41  Mechanic  street 
Leonard  Mrs.  Martha,  Race  above  Sch.  Eighth 
Leonard  Rosina,  widow,  48  Caliowhill 
Lepper  Arthur,  weaver  Front  above  stone  bridge 
tLernons  L.  widow,  back  138  Lombard 
Leroy  Alexander,  hair-watchchainmaker  10  Bread 
I^eroy  Charles,  broker  10  Biead 
Lesage  Margaret,  16  Powell 

Lesher  (^harles,  coach  maker  near  45  Newmarket 
Lesher  George,  coachniaker  cor.  of  Caliowhill  8c  New- 
market [see  JLasher 
Lesher  John,  grazier  Christian  above  Sixth 
Lesher  Samuel,  gardener  Carpenter  above  Sixth 
Lesher  Wm.  farmer  Shippeu's  lane 
Lesher  Wm.  papermaker  327  north  Third 
Leslel  John,  printer  Eighth  near  Green 
Leslie  Lydia,  boardinghouse  188  Spruce 
Lesley  Catharine,  widow  22  Wood 
Lesley  James,  accountant  77  south  Eleventh 
Lesley  P.  cabinetmaker  151  Vine  and  54  north  Third 
Lesley  Sarah,  widow,  Lombard  near  Schuylkill 
Le  Sueur  C.  A  naturalist  104  south  Front 
Lets  Elizabeth,  widow  347  south  Second 
Letford  Wm.  cordwainer  87  north  Third 
Lettelier  Wm.  cordwainer  4  Passyunk  road 
IjCturno  Clement,  blacksmith  76  north  Sixth 
Leturno  and  Durff,  smiths  76  north  Sixth 
Leturno  Michael,  smith  Locust  above  Eleventh 
Letzinger  Thomas,  tailor  95  German 
Leubben  Henry,  baker  316  north  Second 
Leuifer  Thomas  G.  whiskey  8cc.  merchant,  High  west 

of  Sch   Sixth 
Leupold  Adam,  baker  51  north  Sixth 
Levan  Jacob,  carpenter  Fifth  below  Buttonwood 
Levan  William,  grocer  41  Cherry 
Leveller  Lewis,  barber,  back  of  56  Lombard 
Lever  David,  biscuit  baker  Grissel's  alley 
Levering  Charles,  currier,  back  of  127  north  Fourth 
Levering  Jacob,  grocery,  S.  W.  corner  of  Third  and 
Cedar  [see  Covering 

Levering  Jonathan  H.  carpenter  478  Race 
Levering  Richard,  cordwainer  Brewer's  alley  below 
Fourth 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.         LEW 

I.c%ering  Thomas  Washington,  brass  and  belNfounder 

94  Kace  below  Third 
Levering  Zachanah,   poUer  270  north  Eighth  below 

Buttonwood 
Levers  Miss  Mary,  Marshall's  alley 

iLevick  Charles,  4  Frif  s's  court 
rcvick  Ebenezer,  currier  N.  W.  corner  of  Second  and 
Callow  hill 

ILevick  Lucy  Mrs.  3  Fries's  court 
icvincston  James,  blacksmith  Alban 
Levis  Hosea  L  accountant  163  north  Ninth 
Levis  Isaac,  paper  manufacturer  3  Minor — d  h  28  north 

Six  til 
Levis  Mahlon  M.  teacher  Soiithwark  academy 
Levis  Tlieresa,  tailoress  72  Queen  street  (S.) 
Leviston  James,  tavernkceper  &  grocer  S.  E.  corner  4th 

and  Plum 
Levy  Hart,  mercliant  200  Race 
Levy  Isaac  J.  commission  mtrcliant  77  north  Fourth — 

d  h  Germantown  road  below  1st  gate 
Levy  J.  broker  and  commission  merchant  36  S.  Third 
Levy  Moses,  counsellor  at  law,  221  Chesnut  above  7th 
Levy  Rachel,  widow  Penntown  near  Ridge  road 
Levy  Samson,  counsellor  at  law  152  Chesnut 
Lewellen  Thomas,  cordwuiner  Vine  below  Eleventh 
Lewellen  Wm.  mariner,  241  south  Fourth 

iLewey  Alexander,  chandler,  Brown  above  Fourth 
•ewis  Ann,  widow  11  Pear 
Lewis  Benjamin,  Germantown  road  above  Laurel 
tLewis  Caroline,  widow  179  Cedar 
Lewis  Christian,  baker  32  Str.iwberry 
Lewis  David,  merchant  and  president  of  the  Phoenix  Iiv 

surance  company  127  S.  Front — d  h  142  S.  Second 
Lewis  David,  oak  cooper  12  Bmnnei's  alley 
Lewis  Elizabeth,  widow  363  south  Front 
Lewis  Fiiizabeth,  widow  back  40  C^ecrgt  (S) 
Lewis  Elizabeth,  mantuamaker  21  Union 
tLewis  Elizabeth,  widow,  211  south  Seventh 
Lewis  Ellis,  attorney  at  law,  50  Walnut  street 
Lewis  Eliza,  widow  Gillies'  alley 
Lewis  Emanuel,  accountant  393  north  Second 
Lewis  Fanny  Mrs.  293  Callowhill 
Lewis  Francis,  vict.  Callowhill  ab.  8th  &  82  High  street 

market  above  Filth 
Lewis  Francis,  hatter  362  north  Second 

i Lewis  Francis,  labnurtr  339  Race 
•ewis  Cicorge,  accuntant   Tt-iuli  ticar  Pine 
Lewis  George,  brickmakcr  Race  near  Sch.  Eighth 
I.«e wis  George,  carter  Irish  hmc 
Lewis  George,  innkeeper  (sign  of  the  king  of  Prussia > 

Westchester  road 
tLewis  George,  carpenter  96  Bedford 


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i Lewis  George,  labourer  Shippen  above  Seventh 
,ewis  Hannah,  ^enllewoman  252  Spruce 

Lewis  Harvey,  silversmith  143  Chesnut 

Lewis,  Haven  8c  Co.  merchants  127  south  Front 

Lewis  Henry  C.  printer,  back  of  272  High  st. 

Lewis  Henry,  tavernkeeper  95  north  Fourth 

Lewis  Hezekiah,  victualler  211  Callowhill,  stall  92  High 
street  market  between  Fifth  and  Sixth 

Lewis  Jacob  M.  storekeeper  201  north  Third 

Lewis  Jacob,  brickmaker  Broad  near  Race 

Lewis  James,  hatter  66  Passyunk  road 

Lewis  James,  oysterman  326  south  Second 

Lewis  James,  hatter,  64  Race 

Lewis  Job,  dealer,  8  Vernon 

Lewis  Job  and  David,  coopers.  North  wharves  below 
Arch — d  h  back  43  Key's  alley 

Lewis  John,  victualler  Garden— stall  45  High  st.  market 

Lewis  John,  shoemaker  113  north  Eighth 

Lewis  John,  stonecutter  back  73  north  Eighth 

Lewis  John,  cordwainer  95  German 

Lewis  John  F.  auctioneer  20  S.  Front — d  h  124  S.  3d 

Lewis  John,  cordwainer,  back  389  Race 

"Lewis  John,  waiter  188  Cherry 
"Lewis  John,  French  cook  12  Gaskill 
"Lewis  John,  waiter  Quince  below  Locust 
"Lewis  John,  porter,  Warren  street  (S.) 
"Lewis  Joseph,  sweep,  Paschal's  alley  near  Fifth 

Lewis  Joseph  S.  and  J.  Bacon,  merchants  25  Dock 

Lewis  Joseph,  shallopman  210  St.  John 

Lewis  Joseph,  stevedore  96  Union 

Lewis  Joseph,  ropemaker  Prince  above  Shakarnaxon 

Lewis  Joseph,  skindresser  552  north  Third 

Lewis  "Joseph  S.  merchant  25  Dock — d  h  Rittenhouse 
place 

Lewis  Lewis,  late  grocer,  56  Walnut  *i 

Lewis  Lydia,  widow  9  Friend's  almshouse 

Lewis  Mary,  perfumer  163  north  Front 

i Lewis  Mary,  112  Lombard 
iCwisMordecai,  merch.  135  S.  Front — d  h  283  Spruce  st. 
Lewis  M.  and  S.  N.  merchants  135  south  Front 
Lewis  M.  D.  merchant  234  High 
Lewis  Mrs.  Margaret,  Lyndall's  court 
fLewis  Peter,  waiter  310  south  Seventh 
JLewis  Peter,  barber  26  Christian 
tLewis  Peter,  mariner  Crab  near  Plum 
f Lewis  Priscilla,  widow  28  Barron 
Lewis  Rachel  widow  of  Wm.  157  south  Fifth 
Lewis  Reeve,  merchant  216  Pine 
Lewis  Reeve  and  Co.  merchants  33  south  Front 
Lewis  Robt.  M.  merchant  188  south  Front 
Lewis  Samuel,  sea  captain  491  south  Front 
IjCwIs  Samueljtailor  and  cordwainer  Cooper's  ferry  N.  J 


PHILADELrm  A  DIRF.CTORY.  LIN 

Lewis  Saml.  geographer  &  writing  mAstcr  10th  bel.  Pine 
Lewis  S;iimiel  N.  135  south  Front — d  h  232  Walnut 

t Lewis  Thomas,  wliitc washer  4  Warner's  court 
.ewis  Thomas,  carter  Queen  near  Bibhop 
Lewis  Wm.  wheelwright  Hopkins'  court  (N.  L  ) 
Lewis  V\'m.  counsellor  at  law,  iiuiuirc  173  Walnut 
Lewis  Will.  A.  &  Co.  coppersmitns  201  north  Third-i 

d  h  95  Callowhill 
tLewis  Wm  oyster  cellar  257  Spruce 
fLewis  Wn.  labourer  23  Blacklierry  alley 

i Lewis  Wm.  mariner  Gillies'  alley 
.ex  Andrew,  victualler  Lawrence  above  Wood 
X.ex  Charles,  hog  victualler  345   Callowhill—stall  69 
.  Newmarket  south  Second 
Lex  Charles,  combmaker  4th  near  Poplar  lane 
Lex  Henry,  vict.  Garden,  stall  54  New  market  S.  2d 
Lex  Jacob,  merchant  283  High — d  h  6  norih  Nmth 
Lex  Margaret,  victualler  Buttonwood  corner  Charles 
Lex  Peter,  sugar  rehner  283  High 

iLexey  Josepli,  mariner  Fries's  court 
ley  Daniel,  grocery  &  tavern.  Sixth  n.  Ger.  v,  [^see  Lee 
Levden  Adam,  baker  29  north  Ninth 
L'HommedieuBiaddock,  lumber  merchant  Beach  near 

High  bridge 
L'Hulier  John  B.  professor  of  music  44  Carpenter 
Libbey  Samuel,  mariner  Old  alley  between  Hanover  & 

Marlborough  (K.) 
Lichtell  Jacob,  drayman  133  Coates 
Lichtell  Margaret,  Maria  above  Fourth  (N.  L.) 
Liddle  Wm.  32  Fitz  waiter 
Ligget  John,  storekeeper  51  south  Second 
Ligiitel  Margaret,  marketwoman  Maria  st. 
tLightell  Thomas,  sugarboiler,  back  125  N.TeuJh 
Lighton  Wm.  bottler  175  north  Front 
Likes  George,  labourer,  back  455  north  Third 

iLile  Wm.  porter  Sixth  near  Carpenter 
.iley  John,  gilder,  back  267  South  Fifth 
Lillibridge  Charlotte,  widow  121  New 
Limeburner  George,  bookbinder  53  Duke  (N.  L.) 
Limeburner  George,  cooper  101  Budd 
Limeburner  Mary,  widow,  back  11  Budd 
Limete  Lewis,  mantle  ornament  maker  Ger.  r.  near  4tli 

iLimehouse  Samuel,  waiter  Webb's  alley 
jnan  Andrew,  hatter  101  north   Tliird 
Linck  Geo.  carpenter  Tenth  above  Race        \^sce  Link 
Linck  Henry,  cordwainer  102  Crown 
Linck  Jacob,  cedar  cooper  Jones  W  Sch.  Fifth 
Linck  John,  cordwainer  108  north  Eighth 
Linck  Peter,  cordwainer  141  Vine 
Lindsey  Alexander,  cordwainer  179  south  Second 
Lindsey  Andrew,  weaver  Aspen  alley  W.  Sch.  Second 
Lindsay  Hugh,  labourer  cor  Seventh  and  Wood 

i Lindsay  John,  mariner  Sliippen  above  Seventh 
limlsay "Robert,  cabinetmaker  1  Decatur — d  h  12  N.  6tU 


LIS  w&itely's  annual 

Lindsay  John,  carter  446  north  Third 
Line  John,  stonecutter  68  Zane  st. 
Linensheets  Charles,  labourer  470  north  Third 
Lines  Conrad,  cordwainer  467  S.  Second       [see  Lyons 
Linerd  John,  mastmaker  corner  Oak  8c  Noble — d  h  24 

Callowhill 
Lingfelter  Andrew,  wireworker  27  Appletree  alley 
Link  Jacob,  cedar  cooper  S  E  cor.  Sch.  6th  8c  Filbert 
Link  John,  cordwainer  2  back  131  north  Third 
Link  Martha,  widow  tailoress  435  south  Second 
Link  Peter,  jeweller  back  81  north  Fifth 
Linker  Henry,  302  north  Second 
i^inker  John  and  Henry,  potters  320  north  Second 
Linn  Henry,  shipmaster  7  German 
Linn  John,  merchant  171  south  Third 
Linn  John  H.  merchandise  broker  73  south  Front 
Linn  Mary  Mrs.  112  south  Front  {see  Lymi 

Linn  Prudence,  grocer  16  Sassafras  alley 
Linn  Robert,  mariner  45  Meade  alley 
Linnaixl  Jas.  M.  lumber  merchant  229  S.  Third 

[see  Leonard 
Linnard  T.  M.  8c  J  M-  lumber  merchants  cor.  Spruce 

and  Eleventh 
Linnard  Thomas  M.  lumber  merchant  150  south  Tenth 
Linnai'd  Wm.  U.  S.  dep.  quarter  master  gen.  205  S  4th 
Linters  William,  waterman  84  Swanson 
Linton  Benjamin,  nailer  269  Race — d  h  27  north  Tenth 

i Linton  Catharine,  widow.  Little  Oak 
iinton  John,  tobacconist  28  Konckel 
I.iinton  Martha,  shopkeeper  223  Swanson 
Linton  Samuel,  shoemaker  SpafFord  street 
Linton  Thomas,  mariner  10  Little  German 
Lions  Andrew,  6  Juniper  lane 
Lipman  Jacob,  dealer  St.  Joseph's  avenue 
Lipp  Mary,  widow  of  James,  Trinity  church  yard  back 

185  Spruce 
Lippincott  Amelia,  widow  tailoress  42  Newmarket  St. 
Lippincott  Benjamin,  grocer  N  W  corner  Arch  and 

Front— d  h  14  Elfreth's  alley 
Lippincott  Collins  P  tailor,  back  216  north  Front 
Lippincott  Elizabeth,  milliner  179  north  Second 
Lippincott  John,  tanner  Penn  st  (K)  Point  Pleasant' 
Lippincott  Joshua,  commission  merchant  S79  Arch 
Lippincott  J.  8c  W.  commission  merchants  56  S  Front 
Lippincott  Samuel,  merchant  29  High — d  h  34  Arch 
Lippincott  Samuel,  shoemaker  365  south  Front 
Lippincott  Sarah,  gentlewoman  136  Mulberry 
Lippincott  Sarah,  boardingliouse  15  Norris's  alley 
Lippincott  William,   commission   merchant  56   south 

Front— d  h  136  Arch 
Lish  Henry,  cordwainer  186  Cherry  [see  Lush 

Lisle  John,  auctioneer  20  S  Front — d  h  Wash,  square 
I-isle  Mary,  gentlewoman  127  south  Second     [see  Lyle 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.      LIV 

Lisle,  VVeir  &  Co.  auctioneers  20  south  Front 
List  John,  pajjerliangcr  Stewart's  alley 

iLiitun  DijbUn,  sawyer  Atkinson's  court 
lister  Gt'orge,  brasst'oundcT  Germ.  roa<l  above  Second 
1  Lister  Glasgow,  sawyer,  north  4th  above  Browne 
lister  Jacob,  mariner  103  Coates 
Lister  James,  sea  captain  N  E  cor.  Green  and  Budd 
Lister  John  S.  shipujaster  78  Plum 
Lister  Thomas,  printer,  ba<  k78  Flum 

IListly  Lewis,  sawyer  21  Ajjolln 
Liston  Jeremiah,  labourer  251  Spruce 
lithgow  Elizabeth,  widow,  china  store  238  south  2d 
Litman  Elizabeth,  widow  corner  Front  and  Queen 
Littell  Eliakim,  bookseller  74  S  2d — d  h  54  south  4th 
Littell  &  Henry,  booksellers,  stationers,  and  publishers 

of  the  National  Recorder  74  south  Second 
Little  Aaron,  coachdriver  21  Mary's  alley 
Little  Ann,  widow  101  Vine 

Little  Archibald,  trader  93  Lombard  Isee  Liddle 

Little  Archibald,  tavernkeeper  142  north  Water 
Little  Archiljald,  sea  captain  299  south  Front  ^ 
Little  Charles,  stave  inspector  Queen  above  Third 
Little  Hannah,  widow  138  Lombard 
Little  Ireland,  labourer  Pottery  alley 
Little  James,  carter  Vine  above  Twelfth 
Little  James,  carter  Vine  above  Broad 
Little  Jolin,  carpenter  High  W.  Permanent  bridge 
Little  John  P.  merchant  204  Hieh 
Little  John,  weaver  548  north  Third 
Little  Otis,  tishcrman  6  Blackhorse  alley 
Little  Rufus,  vender  of  books  84  Swanson 
Little  Sarah,  widow  seamstress  46  Penn 

i Little  Sarah,  widow.  Pottery  alley 
little  Thomas,  ropemaker  Pitt  near  north  Second 
1  Little  Thomas,  labourer  Cordwainer's  alley 
little  Thomas,  merchant  21 — d  h  8  Church  alley 
Little  William,  b#ewer  Pleasant  near  Charles 
Littleboy  M.  J.  military  feather,  comb,  and  patent  lamp 

store  46  north  Second 
Littleboy  Geo.  combmaker  Seventh  above  Camac 
'  Livensettcr  John,  teacher  43  Newmarket  street  &  43 
Callowhill 
Livezely  Jacob,  wheelwright  59  and  61  Plum 
Livezely  Lxtitia,  widow,  innkeeper  36  Penn 
Livezly  John,  stablekeepcr  333  south  Second 
Livezey  John  jr.  flour  merchant  N  E  corner  Water  and 

Race — d  h  184  Chesnut 
Livezey  oohn,  tailor  50  north  Water 
Livingston  Ann  Mrs.  gentlewoman  346  High 
Livingston  Ann  Mi-s.  81  Plum  street 
liivingston  James,  blacksmith  Filbert  above  Juniper— 

d  h  Lambert 
ILivingstcn  John,  waiter  Portland  lane 


LOG  whitely's  annual 

Livingston  John,  painter  &c.  Quince  below  Walnut 
Livingston  Mary,  Mrs.  of  Henry,  Sch.  7th  above  Cedar 
Litzenberg  Jacob,  sen.  labourer  Spruce  W.  Sch.  7th 
Litzenberg  Jacob  jr.  labourer  Ai'ch  W  Sch.  Second 
tLioyd  Adam,  waiter  503  south  Front 
Lloyd  Ann  Miss,  Sixth  below  Shippen 
jLloyd  Edward,  fruiterer  224  south  Seventh  and  Ches- 
nut  above  Sixth  [see  Loyd 

Lloyd  Henry,  shoemaker  63  George  (S) 
Lloyd  Isaac,  flour  merchant  86  Union 
Lloyd  Isaac,  merchant  53  S  wharves — d  h  86  Union 

i Lloyd  Isabella,  widow,  Meredith's  court 
,loyd  Joseph,  waterman,  back  28  Christian 
Lloyd  Joseph,  attorney  at  law  150  or  210  south  Sixth 
Lloyd  Margaret,  widow,  nurse  back  154  Race 
Lloyd  Nicodemus,  stove  manufactory  92  north  Seventh 
Lloyd  Richard,  carpenter  197  north  Fourth 
Lloyd  Thomas,  accountant  40  Union 
Lloyd  Thomas,  stenographer  148  north  Eighth 
Lobb  Benjamin,  labourer  Sch.  Front  above  Arch 
Lobdell  Stetson,  hatter  100  High— d  h  98  south  Fifth 
Lobstein  J.  F.  D.  M.  d.  77  north  Second 
Lock  Samuel,  drayman  71  Budd 
Lockard  Mary,  widow,  back  242  St.  John 
Lockart  William,  labourer  Merriott's  lane  above  Fifth 
Locke  Harrison,  drygoods  store  30  High 
Locken  James,  bookbinder  1  Hinckel's  court 
Loyd  Joshua,  cordwainer  83  Vine 
Loyd  Thomas,  merchant  347  High 
Loyd  Thomas,  cordwainer  Kunckel  above  Noble 
Lockler  Joseph,  carter  Brown  below  Third 
Lockton  Elizabeth,  widow,  drygoods  store  150  S  Front 
Lockwert  George,  baker  107  Vine 
Lockwood  Joseph,  paperhanger  207  south  Seventh 
Lockwood  Oliver,  shoemaker  Turner's  court  (S) 
Lockwqpd  Richard,  cabinetmaker  15  Plum 
Lockyer  George,  shipmaster  73  Union 
Lodor  Benjamin,  turner  128  north  Fifth 
Lodor  Benjamin  H.  tailor  77  S  Second  &  221  S  Front 
Lodor  George,  labourer  Callowhill  near  Garden 
Lodor  John,  tailor  156  and  221  south  Front 
-j-Lodine  Sarah,  widow  Atkinson's  court 
JLoflBey  Hannah  Mrs.  cook  6  Poplar  alley 
Lofland  Jonathan,  labourer  Washington  above  Second 
tLoftus  Hannah,  washerwoman  6  Poplar  lane 
Logan  Elizabeth,  mantuamaker  123  north  Front 
Logan  Elizabeth,  teacher  101  north  Fifth 
Logan  John,  cutler  11  Quarry  street 
Logan  Mary,  widow  42  Coates'  street 
Logan,  widow  of  Daniel,  Quince  below  Walnut 
Logan  William,  silk  8cc.  dyer  17  Filbert 
Log'ie  Catharine,  widow,  Grissell's  alley 
Logue  Edward,  chandler  16  Small  street 


pmLADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  LON 

Logue  J.imes,  labourer  8  Chancery  lane 

LogueMeiiassa,  tanner  andcunier,  back  109Qncen  (S) 

Lopue  William,  drayman  Race  near  Sch.  Eighth 

Lohra  Sc  Carlile,  ironmoncers  139  High 

Lolna  J.  ironmonger  139  Higli.  dwelling  222  Spruce 

Lolira  Peter,  notary  public  65  Dock 

Loiter  Thomas,  14  Duke  (N  L)     [see  Laior  iJf  Laivlcr 

Lonabaugh  Christian,  drayman  491  north   Third 

Lonabaugh  George,  victualler  483  north  Third 

Long  Andjrew,  siioemaker  Steinmetz's  court 

Long  Archil)ald,  labourer  Morgan's  court 

Long  F-lizabetli,  widow.  Rose  (N  L) 

Long  Henry,  scavenger,  back  196  north  Third 

Long  Henry,  labourer  21  Budd 

Long  Henry,  shoemaker  405  Race 

Long  Jacob,  boot  and  shoemaker  Crown  below  Prince 

Long  Jacob,  carpenter  Poplar  lane  at)  Charles  (P  T) 

Long  John,  hackdriver  12  Stamper's  alley 

Long  John,  labourer,  back  441  north  Third 

Long  John,  mariner  5  Shipuen 

Long  John,  blacksmith  S  vV  cor.  Green  and  Rose  alley 

Long  John,  brickmaker  Poplar  lane  ab.  Cli.irlcs  (P  T) 

Long  John,  tallowchandler,  corner  Wood  aivl  Sixth 

Long  John,  Frankford  road  near  Queen 

Long  Kezia,  milliner  47  north  Second 

Long  Mary,  boardiughouse  N  Fourth  above  Wood 

Long  Mary,  widow,  washerwoman  14  Juniper  lane 

Long  Peter,  stationer  28  Jones's  alley 

Long  Peter,  trader  Germantown  road  above  Second 

Long  'I'liomas,  stagedri%cr  33  Race 

Long  William,  gold  and  silversniitli  284  liorth  Eighth 

Long  William,  runner  in  Pliiladelphia  bank  190  S  Jth 

Longbaugh  A.  meal  dealer,  4th  near  Gerni.'.niown  road 

Longbaugii  (icorgc,  shoemaker  4th  nenr  Cierm.  road 

Longbaugh  William,  victualU-r  Apple  n.  George  (N  L) 

Longcope  Samuel,  printer  171  Pine 

Longcratt ,  glassblowcr  Cedar  near  Gray's  ferry  r 

Longer  Hannah,  117nori.h  Water 
Ijongmire  &  Co.  maiuif.  of  blacking,  8cc.  77  south  2d 
tLongpoint  Dollar,  laljonrer  riymer's  alley 
jLongpoint  Samuel,  waiter,  b.irk  50  Currant  alley 
Longport  George,  victualler  (iardcn  street 
tLongstreet  Robert,  labourer  8  M.ulison's  court 
Longstvetli  &  Bailey,  merchants  113  High 
Longsti"cth  Chas.  menuant  12  N  Th\rd — d  h  403  High 
Longsireth  David  &  Charles,  merchants  12  north  3d 
Longstreth  David,  merch.  12  N  3d — d  h  3  Church  ay. 
Longstreth  Isaac  T.  broker  26  Cluirch  ay  — d  h,"u\  Race 
Longstreth  Joshua,  merch.  21  i.'hurch  ay. — d  li  l.^'o  Arch 
Longstreth  Samuel,  mercht.  113  High — d  h  183  Arch 
Longstreth  'Tliomas  M  bookseller  and  manufacturer  of 
hanging  paper  129  High — d  h  185  Arch 

[see  Langatroth 


LOU  WPITELY'S  ANNUAL 

Longuefosse  John  B,  merchant  107  Lombard 
Longworth  Henry,  shoemaker  GO  Queen  (S) 
Lonton  Francis,  painter  &c.  164  Lombard 
Lonton  Joseph,  painter  &c.  143  S  2d — d  h  3  Green's  ct, 

ILopeman  Israel,  sawyer  Davis's  court 
■oper  Daniel,  shoestore,  —  High — d  h  Church  alley 
tLoper  Rachel,  widow  Jones'  alley 
jLoper  Samuel,  labourer  Perry  below  Pine 
Loper  Sarah,  widow  Hopkins    court 
Lopez  M.  L.  M.  D.  Medical  Repository  4  Cypress  alley 
Lopias  Nicholas  A.  tailor  87  Gaskill  street 
Lord  James,  combmaker  411  north  Fourth 
Lord  Levi,  labourer  Cedar  above  Twelfth 
fLoress  John,  waiter  Dean's  allpy 
Lorronge  Lewis,  grocer,  corner  Sixth  and  Fitzwalter 
Loring  Charles,  m.  d.  339  north  Third 
Lort  Mary,  grocer  16  Cherry 
Lothian  James,  typefounder  Shippen  above  Ninth 
[Lot  John,  cellarkeeper  151  Locust 
Lott  Henry,  storekeeper  386  south  Front 
Lott  Jacob  R.  H.  grocer  75  south  Fifth 
Lott  Samuel,  drayman  116  Budd 
Lott  ThoiT^as,  carpenter  Cedar  near  Thirteenth 
Louch  A.  ladies'  seminary  132  south  Second 
Loud  Hester  Sc  Co.  grocers  N  W  cor.  Prune  and  Fifth 
Loud  John,  pianoforte  maker  N  W  cor.  Prune  8c  5th 
Loud  Thomas  8c  John,  piano  forte  manufactoiy  N  W 

corner  Fifth  and  Prune 
Loud  Thos.  piano  forte  maker  N  W  cor.  5th  8c  Prune 
Louden  John,  tobacconist  311  south  Second 
Loudenslager  Richard,  toyshop  90  north  Fourth 
Louder  Ezra,  labourer,  back  28  Duke  (N  L) 
Louderback  Amelia,  widow  of  John,  70  Spruce 
Louderback  Benjamin,  137  north  Sixth 
Louderback  Elias,  cordwainer  53  Coates 
Ijouderback  George,  labourer  24  Springett  alley 
Loudeiback  Matthias,  2  M'Culloch's  court 
Louderback  Mary,  widow  24  Gaskill 
Louderback  Mary,  widow  of  Conrad,  Prime  below  2d 
Louderback  Peter,  printer  Spruce  near  Third 
Louderback  William,  cordwainer  Paschall's  alley 
Louderback  Wm.  bricklayer  cor.  Eleventh  8£  Spruce 
Lougay  Phoebe,  boardinghouse  25  Prune 
Louge  James,  soapboiler  8  Cliancery  lane 
Loughead  Robert  L.  grocer  cor.  Oak  and  Passyunk 
Loughead  Thomas,  sea  captain  54  Green 
Lougheed  Ellen,  widow  shopkeeper  74  Passyunk  road 
Loughery  John,  bark  manuf.  below  Nuvy  yaid — d  h  320 

south  Front 
Loughery  Esther,  widow  129  north  Ninth 
Loughery  Neal,  grocer  261  south  Seventh 
Lotiiset  Alex.  D.  thread  lace  8c  silk  wasl»er,  90  Cherry 
Loupy  V.  perfumer  6  CaufFman's  court 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  LOW 

Lm'e  David,  snperintcrKlant  of  the  Magdalen  Assylum, 

comer  Scluivlkill  Second  and  Race 
Love  (icorge.'matc  of  vf  sscl  18  Little  Water 
Love  Lvdia,  104  St.  John 

Love  Robert,  printer  Carpenter  below  Second 
Lovt  Tliom^is,  cordwainer  227  Shippen 
I^iove  Thomas,  back  270  south  Second 
I^ove  Thomas,  hwlici.'  slioemaker  Fifth  below  Queen 
fjove  William,  cordwainer,  back  15  Charlotte 
Lovcar  ('hristiuna,  widow  St  Joseph's  avenue 
Lovear  John,  plasterer  St.  Joseph's  avenue 
Lovel  James,  gunsmitli  Green  above  Third 
Lovering  Jo-sejjh  S.  grocer  Pine  above  Second 

[see  Levering 
Lovei-ing  Wm.  paperhanger  78  Chesnnt  and  29  Juliana 
Lovett  Robert,  stone  seal  engraver,  69  Walnut — d.  h. 

156  south  Eleventh 
Low  Charlotte,  teacher  Fromberger's  court 
Low  \'iiiccnt,  pilot  17  Christian 
Low  William  H.  drygoods  merchant  181  High 
Lowary  John,  cabinetmaker  Beach  near  Maiden 
Lowber  Bowers,  currier  207  north  Second 
Lowber  Daniel,  82  High— d  h  5  Church  alley 
liowber  Edward,  druggist  144  north  Third — d  h  l77 

High 
Lowber  John  C.  attorney  at  law  46A  Walnut 
Jjowber  Pl\ilip,  labourer  Race  near  Schuylkill 

Lowber  W^illiam,  tanner  and  currier  251  north  Third 

Lowber  Wm.  and  Daniel,  curriers,  and  boot  and  shoe 
manufacturers — shoe  warehouse  82  High 

Lowder  Ezra,  shingledresser  back  28  Duke 

Lowdcr  Cieorge,  labourer  Cranmer's  court 

Lowder  Mary,  widow  Britten's  alley 

Lowe  James,  cotton  carder  Second  above  Germ,  road 

Lower  Abraham,  cabinetmaker  260  north  Third,  and 
98  St.  John 

Lower  Elizabeth  257  north  Front 

Lower  George,  baker  311  Race 

Lower  John  S.  carpenter  cor.  Mcrriott's  lane  and  4tli 

Lower  Joseph,  silversmith  3  Dock 

Lowery  Andrew,  weaver  Aspen  alley  near  Sch.  Front 

Lowerv  Ann,  widow  Hyde's  court 

t Lowery  Thomas,  labourer  122  Lombard 
lOwnes  Edward,  silversmith  lOi  south  Third 
Lownes  Josepli  ifc  Josiah  H   silversmiths  124  S.  Front 
Lowrey  James,  weaver  Cadwalader  near  Pitt 
Lowrey  Robert,  labourer  Spruce  near  Sch.  Fourth 
Lowrv  AI)igail,  upholstress  29  Callowliill 
Lowry  Ann,  spinnei-  Fourtli  below  Memott's  lane 
L0W17  Cluistian,  brickmaker  Peter's  alley 
Lowry  Eleanor,  martuamakor  210  south  Front 
llowry  Isaac,  mealstore  .v^K  S  Front  N  \\'  cor.  Queen 
Lowry  John,  cabinetmaker  Beach  near  Maiden 


LUK  whitely's  annual 

Lowry  Lewis,  victualler  Vine  cor.  Tenth — stall  34  Old 
shambles 

Lowry  Margaret,  shopkeeper  §9  Callowhill 

Ijowry  Mary,  Cadwalader 

Lowry  Mary,  widow  Mark's  lane 

Lowiy  Peter,  vict.  James  below  Ridge  road 

Lowry  Philip,  vict.  271  Callowhill 

Lowry  PhiHp,  jun  vict.  Mulberry  alley 

Lowth  Samuel,  shipmaster  13  Queen 

Loxley  Mary,  widow  117  Mulberry 

Loxley  Richard,  currier  115  Mulljerry 

Loxley  Richard  &  B.  curriers  115  and  117  MulbeiTy 

Loyd,  Serrill  and  Oakford,  merchants  169  High 

Loyd  Thomas,  jun.  merchant  169  and  d  h  347  High 

•  Isee  Lloyd  and  Laird 

Luburg  John  F.  mariner  back  246  south  Front 

tLucas  Eleanor,  18  Lombard 

Lucas  Esther,  widow  Poplar  lane  below  Second 

Lucas  Francis,  oysterman  16  Swanson 

Luoas  James,  cook,  back  169  south  Sixth 

tLucas  John,  cordwainer  18  Lombard 

Lucet  Alexander,  shipmaster  224  south  Fourth 

Luciani  P.  confectioner  136  High 

Lucy  William,  printer.  High  corner  Sch.  Third 

Luddington  Margaret  Mrs.  13  Mulberry  alley 

I..uderitz  Mary,  widow  163  north  Fifth 

Luders,  Marbacher  &  Co.  Northern  Liberty  brewery, 
117  north  Fourth  above  Vine 

Luders  Thomas  C.  brewer  Wood  below  Fourth 

Ludington  A.  teacher  7  Cypress  alley — dh  56  Lombard 

Ludlam  Reuben,  merchant  Camden  (N  J) 

tLudley  Mark,  porter  Eagle  court 

Ludley  Sarah,  widow  7  Biddle's  alley 

Ludwick  George,  (sign  of  the  Waggon)  Lancaster  turn- 
pike above  the  1  mile  stone 

Ludwick  Sophia,  widow  105  Vine 

Ludwick  widow  of  Jehu,  north  Eighth  ab.  Callowhill 

Ludwig  Henry,  painter  and  glazier,  back  251  St.  Johns 

tLuff  Cuffee,  porter  158  Cherry 

LuflF  Judith,  53  German 

tLufF  London,  labourer  246  Lombard 

LufFberry  Conrad,  shipwright  Marlborough  near  Queen 

Luffberry  John,  sliipwrighl  Bishop  near  Queen  (K) 

Lugar  Barbary,  430  north  Front 

Lugar  Christopher,  victualler  Lugar's  row 

Lugar  Sophia,  widow  26  Poplar  lane 

Lugar  widow  of  Jacob,  Lugar's  row 

Lughany  Neill,  grocer  St,  Mary 

Luhn  Jacob,  commission  merchant  131  south  Front 

Luke  Campbell,  merchant  75  south  Front 

Luke  James  8c  Brothers,  merchants  75  south  Front 

Luke  Wilham,  merchant  75  south  Fi-ont 

Lukens  Abraham,  bricklayer  176  Coates 


PHILADELPHIA   D1RI.CT0RV.         .   LYM 

L\ikens  Abraham,  conlwaiiifv  5  Fetter  lane 

Ii\ikens  Klizubeth,  widow  Old  York  road  ab.  I'oplar  1. 

Lukens  Rliza.)t'th,  wicha^,  niiHiucr  Hi  Arch 

Lukcns  Kiins.  saddler,  &:c.  106  Hi^h 

Lukciis  rV  &  Co.  saddlers,  ike.  106  Hif!;h 

Lukcns  Isaiah,  mechanist,  hack  173  High 

I>ukcns  Jonathan  &.S011,  saddlers,  ikr.  102  High 

Lukcns  Jol\n,  shoemaker  Paschall's  alley 

Lukens  Joseph,  yeoman  I4I  Green 

Lukeiis  Maria,  boardinghouse  36  Sansom 

Lukens  William,  blacksmith,  back  101  Budd 

Luker  Timothy,  52  Plum 

fLunn  Uenjn.  labourer Sch.  Front  aljove  Spruce 

Lunns  Lewis,  grocer  4'26nort!i  Fourth 

Luuy  Jacob,  housecarpenter  99  Gr#en 

Luplau  Heniy,  mariner,  back  143Moyamensing  roa 

l-iush  John,  printer.  Prosperous  alley 

Lusk  Francis,  cordwainer  Cresson's  alley 

Lusty  Waley,   victualler  Vine  near  Sch.  Eighth — stall 

60  New  market  south  Second 
Lutlur  William  T.  Boston  buiscuitbaker  South  wharves 

below  Cedar 
Lutier  Thomas,  tailor  302  south  Third 
fLutter  Isaac,  shoeblack,  shop  south  Second — d  h  Bed- 
ford above  Seventh 
Lutz  Charles,  gardener  Irish  lane 
Lutz  Conrad,  shipwright  Hanover  below  Queen 

Lutz ,  mariner  4  M'Culloch's  court 

Lutz  Conrad,  tobacconist  Buttonwood  above  Fifth 
Lutz  Eleanor,  widow,  milkwoman  Irish  lane 
Lutz  Frederick,  cedar  cooper  467  north  Second 
Lutz  George,  sliipwright  Shakamaxon  near  Prince 
Lutz  (ieorge  F.  watchnian  159  Moyamensing  road 
Lutz  Jacob,  tobacconist  Sch.  Fifth  below  High 
Lutz  John,  watchman.  Say  street 
Lutz  Martin,  carter,  back  149  Ciierry 
Lutz  Philip,  vicuialler  Pleas.uit  near  Charles 
Luzenberger  Joseph,  teacher  39  Cedar 
Lybrand  Christian,  brickmaker  129  New 
Lybrand  (ieorge,  brickmaker  307  Mulberiy 
Lybrand  Margaret,  widow  37  north  F.i^luh 
Lybrand  Michael,  brickmaker  38  Filbert 
l^ybrant  Frederick,  (iernian  teaciier  201  St  John 
Lyburn  John,  silverplatcr  Shakamaxon  near  Bedford 
Lycett  John,  silverplater  46Q  iiare 
Lyle  Henry,  p.iinter  and  glazier,  back  3b0  south  Second 
Lyle  James,  merciiant  53  Walnut — d  h  95  south  Fourth 
Lyle  Mary,  seamstress  46  Almond  [nee  Lesle 

Lyle  8c  Newman,  merchants  53  Walnut 
Lyle  Peter,  merchai.t  Iligli  cor.  Sch.  Sixth 
Lyman  Frances  Miss  97  south  Fom  th 
Lyman  John  W.  merc!\ant  31  Sansom 
Lyman  Thomas,  merchant  31  Sansom 
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M'AL  WHITELY's  ANNUAL 

Lynan  Edward,  paj)ei'stainer  16  south  Tenth 

Lynch  Edward,  jun.  accountant  144  north  Third 

Lynch  Daniel,  coachmaker  10  Little  Pine 

Lynch  Patrick,  teacher  216  south  Fifth 

Lynch  Thomas,  bottler  11  north  Fourth 

Lynch  William,  merchant  38  Dock — d  h  226  Spruce 

Lynd  James,  domestic  warehouse  33  north  Second 

Lyndall  widow  of  Benjamin,  cabinetmaker  104  Lombard 

Lyndall  David,  chairmaker  278  north  Third 

Lyndall  James,  carpenter  Pine  above  Ninth 

Lyndall  John,  shipjoiner  226  Swanson — d  h  Federal  ab. 

Front 
Lyndall  Joseph  W.  cabinetmaker  201  and  203  S.  Front 
Jjyndall  Joseph  W.  8c  Samuel  cabinetmakers  ^3  S.  4th 
Lyndall  Joseph,  carpenter  Green's  court 
Lyndall  Samuel,  cabinetmaker  80  Gaskill  and  203  south 

Fourth 
Lyndall  Sirah,  matron  of  the  Widows'  Asylum,  cor 

Cherry  and  Sch.  Fifth 
Lynn  Ann,  widow  139  Vine,  corner  of  Crown 
Lynn  John  M.  M.  D.  139  Vine,  corner  of  Crown 
Lynn  Simon,  merchant  278  High 
Lynn  Susan,  widow  Queen  above  Marlborough 
Lyon  Ann,  9  Franklin  court 
Lyon  Henry,  mariner  9  Pleasant  avenue 
Lyon  Patrick,  smith  and  hydraulic enginemaker  Library 
Lyon  Samuel,  tinman  123  Chesnut 
Lyon  William,  innkeeper  26  south  Water 
Lyons  Hannah,  widow  119  norih  Sixth  [^see  Lines 

Lyons  Mary,  nurse  Broad  near  Vine 
Lyons  Matthew,  blacksmith  George  st.  shop  below  10th 
Lyons  Philip,  tailor  13  German 
Lytle  Jane,  widow  Filbert  above  Tenth 
Lytle  John,  accountant  43  Shippen 
Lytle  widow  of  'ihomas,  Drinker's  court 
Lytle  William,  hackman  4  Dawson's  court 
Lytton  John  108  south  Fourth 


M'ADAMS  JAMES,  grocery  and  tavern  146  Cedar 
M' Adams  Thos.  whiskey  8c flour  store  High  W.  Sch.  7th 
M'Adan  Thomas  F.  winsor  chairmaker  back  30  Cherry 
M'AfFee  James,  North  street  above  Tenth 
M'AfFee  James,  labourer  Lombard  west  Sch.  Eighth 
M'AfFee  John,  carter,  coi'ner  Queen  and  Sixth 
M'AflFee  Margaret,  widow  Galbraith's  court 
M'AfFee  Wm.  tobacconist  36  Coates'  ay. 
M'Alester  Charles,  merch.  66  Dock — d  h  142  Arch 
M'Alister  Alexander,  late  grocer  160  north  Eighth 

[see  M'Callister  ijf  Maealeste'- 
M'AUister  Charles,  tailor  46.  Gaskill 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.       M'CA 

M'AlHster  David,  mariner  Marlbormiglj  w.  Fraukford  r. 
M'AIlister  (icorge,  labourer  Stillhouse  ay. 
M'Allister  James  F.  cordwuincr  I'inc  near  Broad 
M'Allister  James,  cordwainer  Prince  near  West  (K) 
M'Allister  Jolui  &  Son,  whipmakers  &c..  48  Chesnut 
M'Allister  John,  sen.  whipmaker  Ike.  64  Union 
M'Allister  John,  jun.  whi()maker  &c.  48  Chesnut 
M'Allister  John,  grocer  S  W  cor.  Race  and  Eighth 
M'Allister  John,  whipmaker  Frankf.  r.  below  Queen 
M'Allister  Mrs.  widow  220  Race 
M'Allister  Margaret,  widow,  76  north  Seventh 
M'Allister  Margery,  widviw  opposite  13  Prosperous  ay. 
M'Allister  Randal,  painter  &c.  Rose  alley 
M'Alpin  Andrew,  merchant  tailor  122  Chesnut — d  h  11 

Carter's  alley  * 

M'Alpin  James,  gentleman  122  Chesnut 
M'Anall  James,  fruiterer  134  south  Tenth 
M'Anestry  Catharine,  widow  71  Small 
M'Anulty  Ennis,  labourer  Washington  ab.  Callowhill 
M'\nulty  Hugh,  tavernkeeper  416  High  above  13ih 
M' Aran  Jolin,  gardener  Pratt's  place  near  Schuylkill 
M'Arthur  Charles,  scourer  and  dyer  31  Union 
M' Arthur  Daniel,  tailor  158  south  Fifth 
M'Arthur  Peter,  dyer  and  scourtr  103i  Arch 
M'Avoy  Richard,  grocer  36  Browne  S  E  corner  Budd 
M'Bride  Collin,  grocer  and  bottler  Broad  above  Arch 
M'Bridc  James,  stevedore  247  south  'i'hird 
M'Bride  Robert,  labourer  St.  Joseph's  avenue 
M'Bride  Robt.  Y,  saddler  8cc.  42  High 
M'Bride  William,  shoemaker  32  German 
M'Bryan  Margaret,  Miss,  Coates  above  Eighth 
M'Bryan  Patrick,  carter  150  Cedar 
M'Cabe  widow  of  Bernard,  cor.  High  and  Sch.  Front 
MCabe  &  Curran,  chandlers  114  Plum 
M'Cabe  Mary,  widow,  corner  Juniper  and  Lombard 
M'Cabe  Patrick,  labourer  219  south  Sixth 
M'Caffcrty  James,  drayman  39  (ierman 
M'CafFerty  James,  drayman  Cedar  ab.  Tenth 
M'Calici)  Ann,  mantuamaker  and  lailorness  54  south 

Fifth  [see  M'Kean 

M'Call  Eleanor,  Miss,  77  south  Fourth 
jM'Call  Elisha,  waiter  30  Budd's court 
M'Call  George  C.  308  Chesnut 
M'Call  John  C.  attorney  at  law  125  Walnut— d  h  308 

Chesnut 
M'Call  John,  shipwriglit  Prince  above  Second 
M'Call  Judith,  widow  30S  Chesnut 
M'Call  Margaret,  91  Pine 

tM'Call  Robert,  waterman.  Ciiristian  above  Seventh 
M'Call  Wm.  grocer,  corner  Fitth  and  Marriott's  lane 
M'Call  Wm.  C.  108  Chesnut  street 
M'Calla  Alexander,  auctioneer  and  commission  mer- 
chant, 15  &  64  north  Fourth  [aee  M'CauUii 


M'CA  whitely's  annual 

M'Calla  Andrew,  cordwainer  263  south  4th 
M'Calla  Archd.  china  nierch.  47  N  3d  and  66  N  4th 
M'Calla  Hannah,  Mrs.  162  south  Fifth 
M'Calla  Hugh,  tallow  chandler  Nonnater's  court 
M'Calla  John,  storekeeper  66  north  Fourth 
M'Calla  &  Rapp,  china  merchants  47  north  Third 
M'Calla  Robert  P.  druggist  &c.  S  E  cor  Cedar  &  Front 
M'Calla  Wm.  H.  storekeeper  48  N  4th— d  h  37  Cherry 
M'Callmont  George,  merch.  21  Dock—d  h  70  S  4th 
M'Calley  Margaret,  widow,  Sch.  Second  below  Walnut 
M'Callister  Archibald,  tailor,  back  70  Shippen 
M'Camman  Samuel,  drayman  High  west  of  Sch.  8th 
M'Can  John,  commissioner  161  Shippen 
M'Cane  George,  labourer  67  north  Tenth 
M'Canles  John,  deputy  maj'shal  inquire  57  north  4th 
M'Canles  John,  jun.  grocer  ]S  E  cor.  Branch  and  4tli 
M'Cann  Cornelius,  bricklayer  Spaffbrd  n.  Fitzwalter 
M'Cann  Henry,  laboui-er  Crab  below  Cedar 
M'Cann  James,  superintendant  for  Moyamensing  town- 
ship 161  Shippen 
M'Caraher. Alexander,  grocer  N  E  corner  Vine  and  4th 
—dh  135  Vine  [see'M'Karaher 

M'Carey  Mary,  widow  Maria 
M'Carra  J.  gentleman  Hamiltonville 
M'Carrane  Charles,  labourer  Pine  ay 
M'Carren  James,  bottler  Thirteenth  above  Sassafras 
M'Carren  Robert,  (runner  in  the  Custom  house)  Elms- 
lie's  alley 
M'Carren  Charles,  shoemaker,  back  16  Pine  alley 
M'Carron  Darby,  grocer  222  Cedar 
M'Carron  Wm.  watchman,  back  227  Wood 
M'Cartee  rev.  Robert,  d.  d.  S  W  corner  Powell  and  5th 
M'Carter  Wm.  turner  78  north  Sixth 
M'Cartney  Daniel,  labourer  219  south  Sixth 
M'Cartney  Joim,  baker,  back  44  Spruce 
M'Cartney  Robert,  labourer,  back  573  south  Front 
M'Cai'tney  Wra.  tallowchandler.  back  111  Plum 
M'Carty  Charles,  oakcooper  back  402  south  Front 
M'Carty  Daniel,  shipjoiner  Washington  below  Second 
M'Carty  8c  Davis,  booksellers,  printers  and  bookbinders 
S  E  corner  Race  and  Ninth  [see  ikf'  Cartie 

M'Carty  James,  vender  of  books,  back  395  Race 
M'Carty  Patrick,  grocer  corner  Sixth  8c  Small 
M'Carty  Sarah,  widow  Church  street  (S) 
M'Carty  Samuel,  smith  4  Dock 

M'Carty  Wm.  printer,  bookseller  and  stationer  SE 
cor  Race  and  Ninth — d  h  Francis  1.  near  Sch.  Second 
M'Casby  Elizabeth,  widov/  Unity  court 
M'Cauley  James,  labourer  George  near  Sch  3d 

[see  M'Calla,  M'Cauley  Isf  M'Ca'wleu 
M'Cauley  James,  carpenter  7  Rihl's  coui't 
M'Cauley  James,  weaver  134  south  Ninth 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  M*CI. 

M'Cauley  John,  coppiM-smith  119  south  Front 
M'Cavilev  Knbert,  cordwaiiicr  279  south  Sixth 
M'Causthind  Alexander,  bookbinder  &c.  408  High — 

d  h  Juniper  below  Chesnut 
M'Cuvcny  Wm.  labourer  Chesnut  W.  Sch.  Second 
M'Cawley  James,  merchant  28  Wood 
M'Cawley  James,  jun.  mercliant  28  Wood 
M'Ccly  Patrick,  shoemaker  32  St.  Mary 
M'Chcsncy  Sarah,  widow,  back  166  St.  John 
tM'Clain  Abraham,  labourer,  back  60  Ann  (N  L) 
M'Clain  Morris,  shoemaker  43Passyunk  road 
M'Clane  Ann,  widow,  near  N  V.  cor.  Arch  and  Eighth 
M'Clane  Joan,  tailor,  back  49  Pine 

[see  AP  Clean  iJf  M'Latir 
M'Clane  Laughlin,  painter  12  Juniper  lane 
M'Clane  Stepnen,  hackdriver  12\Villing's  ay 
M'CIaskey  Charles,  labourer  Spafford 
MClaskey  Catharine,  widow  52  Queen  (S) 
M'CIaskey  James,  mariner,  back  387  south  Front 
M'CIaskey  James,  teacher,  back  246  north  Second 
M'CIaskey  James,  carpenter  21-S  Cedar 
M'CIaskey  Lydia,  widow  249  south  Front 
M'CIaskey  Patrick,  carter,  back  513  south  Second 
M'CIaskey  Peter,  tyi)efounder  St.  Mary  street 
M'Clatchey  Robt.  grocer  N  W  cor  Front  &  Catharine 
M'Clay  James,  bricklayer  back  162  Race 
M'Cljiy  John,  cari)enter  Torr's  court 
M'Clay  John,  plasterer  14  Juniper  lane 
M'Clean  Archibald,  stocking  hosiery  496  south  Front 
M'Clean  John,  grocer  N  W  cor  Fourtli  and  Shijjpen 
M'Clean  Thomas,  bottler  and   tavernkeeper  N  E  cor- 

r,er  Fifili  and  Prune  [see  AJ'Ciane 

M'Clean  Wm.  mahogany  sawyer  cor  Federal  and  2d 
M'Cleary  Alex,  shipwright  Crown  below  Bedford 
M'Cleary  Daniel,  plasterer  5  Randall's  court 
M'Cleary  John,  storekeeper  1  Strawberry 
M'Cleaiy  Robert,  turner  46  north  Seventh 
M'Clelan  James,  cordwaiiier  3  Charlotte 
M'Clellan  Catharine,  north  3d  bet.  Browne  and  Poplai 
M'Clellan  (ieorge,  m.d.  166  Chesnut  S  W  c;)rner  7th 
M'Clelland  Geo.  W   merchant  19  north  Second 
M'Clenachaii  John,  Vine  west  ot  Broad 
M'Clennen  (ieorge,  weaver  105  Poplar  lane 
M'Clenion  Hugh,  curdwaincr70  Citr!.,an 
M'Clintock  Joseph  A.  carpenter  28  Chester 
M'Clintock  John,  drygoods  store  118  north  Fourth 
M'Clintock  Thomas,  druggist  107  south   Ninth 
M'Closkey  Mary,  widow  Thirteenth  below  High 
M'Closkev  Wm.  cordwaincr  SPassyunk  load 
M'Cloud  John,  hatter  43  Clicsnul  below  St"cond 

[see  M^l^eod 
M'Cluce  Ann.  Miss,  81  Lombard 
M'Clure  David,  nautical  academy  20  Walnut 


M'DO  whitely's  annual 

M'CuUy  James,  labourer  Lombard  above  Eleventli 
M'Caue  Clement,  weaver  Sch.  Third  below  High 
M'Curdy  Andrew,  innkeeper  Wissahickon  or  Ridge  r. 
M'Curdy  Daniel,  collector  of  poor-tax  Juniper  above 

Chesnut 
M'Curdy  Hugh,  shoestore  20  High  {see  Macurdy 

M'Curdy  James,  cordwainer  30  Little  Water 
M'Curdy  Jane  Mrs.  Cedar  near  Eleventh 
M'Curdy  John,  ship  carpenter,  back  387  south  Front 
M'Curdy  John,  boot  and  shoemaker  52  Chesnut 
M'Curdy  John,  jun.  boot  and  shoemaker  42  Chesnut 
M'Curdy  Rachael,  mantuamaker  &c.  North  st. 
M'Cutchen  Ebenezer,  merchant  117  New 
MCutchen  Mary,  shopkeeper  160  south  Eleventh 
M'Cutchen  Wm.  H.  merchant,  back  of  133  N.  Third 
M'Danel  John,  coachspring  maker  Grape  st — d  h  147 

south  Eleventh 
M'Daniel  John  B.  labourer  M'Crelish's  court 
M'Daniel  John,  dep.  keeper  in  the  prison  38  Ann  (N.  L.) 
M'Dermott  Cath.  widow  grocer  N  E  cor.  Filbert  &  11th 
M'Dermott  Edward,  merchant  N  E  cor  Front  &  Ches- 
nut— d  h  186  Spruce 
M'Dermott  John,  moroccodresser  129  Pine 
M'Dermott  John,  skindresser  George  (N.  L.)n.  Pitt 
M'Dermott  John,  bottler  152  north  Fifth 
M'Dermott  Mary,  widow  Lytle's  court 
M'Dermott  Peter,  bottler  33  Walnut 
M'Dermott  Wm.  labourer  Washington  above  Vine 
M'Devinger  F.  woodsawyer  Shakamaxon  ab.  Prince 
M'Devitt  James,  cordwainer  274  south  Second 
M'Devitt  Roger,  tailor  S.  Fourth  near  Carpenter 
M'Devitt  Thomas,  laboui'er  cor.  Sch.  5th  and  Spruce 
M'Donald  Alexander,  carpenter  Jones's  alley 
M'Donald  Ann,  widow  14  Sterling  alley 
M'Donald  Francis,  labourer  Ann  west  of  Sch,  8th 
M'Donald  John,  smith  Juniper  alley 
M'Donald  John,  teacher  114  north  Eighth 
M'Donald  Joseph,  carter  Sch.  Seventh  above  Race 
M'Donald  Mordecai,  cordwainer,  back  198  N.  Second 
M'Donald  Richard,  silverplater  327  Walnut 
M'Donnald  Charles,  brickmaker  Juniper  above  Race 
M'Donnald  Elisha,  coachman  58  Coates 
M'Donnald  Eliza,  widow  Seh.  7th  above  Race 
M'Donnald  George,  labourer  Mary's  alley 
M'Donnald  James,  accountant  114  north  Eighth 
M'Donnald  Malcolm,  merchant  150  south  Tenth 
M'Donnald  Margaret,  widow  347  south  Second 
M'Donnald  Maigaret,  teacher  237  south  Fifth 
M'Donnald  M.  brickmnker  cor.  Lombard  &  Sch.  2d 
M'Donnald  Nancy,  mangier  15  Cherry 
M'Donough  Daniel,  shoemaker  Hopkins'  ct.  (N,  L.) 
M'Donough  James,  cordwainer  Bearsticker's  court 
M'Donough  Jeremiah,  tailor  242  south  Third 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  M'FA 

M'Donoiigh  Michiicl,  carpenter  187  sotitli  Sixth 
M'l)onnu>^li  Tliomas,  port  r  261  C^ntharinc 
M'DoDinigh  VVm.  grocer  SW  corner  4lh  and  Spruce 
M'Donoiigli  widow  of  Wm.  grocer  299  Arch 

[xee  Macdonougli 
M'Donnough  Patrick,  labourer  back  210i  Arch 
M'Dfnigiill  Eliza,  drygoods  store  68  south  Fom-th 
M'Dougall  Samuel,  accountant,  back  37'4  south  Front 
M'Dowale  Elizabeth,  widow  11  Shippcn 
M  Do  veil  E.  carpenter,  back  of  110  north  Eighth 
M'l)  nvell  Hannah,  widow  2  Frazier's  court 
M'Dowell  J  imes,  tailor  10  Oak  st.  (S-) 
M'Dowell  Mary,  tavernkeeper  32  south  Water 
M'Dowell  Itebecca,  storekeeper  248  north  Second 
M'Dowell  Wu).  huckster  Camden  (N.J.) 
M'Dowell  Wm.  H.  c]ecJ>:  and  watchmaker  130  S.  Front 

M'Elroy ,  chairr^tker  Camden  (N  J.) 

M'Elroy  Catharine,  widow  N.  Third  n.  Germ,  road 
M'Elroy  Hannah,  widow  186  south  Fourth 
M'Elroy  Hugh,  stocking  weaver  Lombard  above  12th 
M'Elroy  James  F.  accountant  188  south  Fourth 
M'Elroy  John,  labourer  Cherry  below  Sch,  Sixth 
M'Elroy  Margaret, 64  Browne 
M'Elroy  Martha,  widow  64  Budd  st. 
M'Elroy  Sarah,  boarding  house  118  Spruce 
M'Elroy  Wm.  painter,  8cc.  27  Meade  alley 
M'Elwee  Rebecca,  wid(nv  (seminary)  39  Zane  st. 
M'Euen  Archibald,  carter  George  st.  (C.) 
M'Euen,  Hale  &  Dividson,  brokers  83  Chesnut 
M'Euen  Hannali,  back  29.S  R.ice 
M'Euen  John,  founder  Sheaft"'s  alley   ' 
M  E'jen  Patrick,  nlaister  ot  Paris  manuf.  2  8c  9  Filbert 
M'Euen  Patrick,  labourer  Scii.  4th  near  Spruce 
M'Faicu  Samuel,  carpet-weaver  1  Huist 
M'Euen  Fhomas,  255  Arcli  \_nee  AI'Koivn 

M'Evoy  Edward,  cotton  manuf.  Thii'd  ab.  Germ,  road 
M'Ewen  James,  iiui  and  livery  stablekcjper  322  N.  2d 
M'Faden  Alexandei',  gunsmith,  back  14  Clieny  st. 
M'Fa».ien  Alexander,  l)lacksn)ith  S.  4th  near  Carpenter 
M'Faden  Archibald,  typefounder  Cedar  above  Tenth 
M'Faden  James,  labourer  Clymer's  alley 
M'Faden  Stejihen,  bottler  cor  Cedar  and  Eleventh 
M'Faden  Wm.  gentleman  148  Chesnut 
M'Favlan  Charlotte,  widow  292  s mth  Front 
M'F  irland  Alexander,  carter  196  Shippen 
M'Farlund  B.irbara,  back  191  Race 
M'F  irland  Duncan,  stocking  weaver  Sheaff's  alley 
M'F  'rland  James,  tax-collector  212  Shippen 
M'Farlanvl  John,  carter  216  Shippen 
M'Farland  Joseph,  blacksmith  Browne  near  Cherrv 
M'Farland  Margaret,  widow  storekeeper  101  Spruce 
M'Farlauvl  M  uy,  vvidow  of  John,  12  north  Seventh 
M'Farland  Miss,  424  north  Second 
X 


M'GI  whitely's  annual 

M'Farland  Walter,  mariner  163  Chesnut 

M'Farland  Wm.  coachmaker  112  Union 

M'Farlane  John  C.  merchant  123  High 

M'Farlane  Mrs.  widow  Rogei-s'  court  and  Miller's  ct. 

M'Farlane  Rebecca,  widow  358  south  Front 

M'Farlane  Sarah,  teacher  154  St.  John 

M'Farlane  8c  Scudder,  merchants  123  High 

M'Fearan  Joseph,  blacksmith  Browne  (K..) 

M'Fee  Alice,  widow,  back  64  George  (S.) 

M'Fee  John,  weaver  Lombard  above  Twelfth 

M'Fee  John,  corder  &  grocer  1  Chi'istian  st.  wharf 

M'Fee  Wm.  tobacconist  23  Coates  alKy 

M'Fell  John,  shoemaker  291  south  Fourth 

M'Feely  John,  typefounder  Cedar  above  Ninth 

M'Ferren  Alex,  cordwainer  Vine  below  Sch.  Eighth 

M'Ferren  Mary,  424  north  Second 

M'Fetrich  Saml.  H  measurer  and  farmer  Johnson's  lane 

M'Gaharn  Margaretta,  nurse,  back  126  south  Sixth 

M'Gahey  Mary,  widow  back  70  Shippen 

M'Gan'aghan  Terrence,  labourer  246  south  Sixth 

M'Garvey  James,  oysterman  Queen  near  Sixth 

M'Garvey  John,  vendue  cryer  Ly tie's  court 

M'Gauley  Mary,  widow,  grocer  cor.  Front  and  Prime 

M'Gauley  Richard,  grocer  S  W  cor.  Water  and  Race 

M'Gaw  John,  candle  manuf.  Frankford  road  n.  Queen 

M'Gaw  Timothy,  Buttonwood  above  Fifth 

M'Gee  Ann,  widow  4  Vernon  and  28  Duke  (N.L.) 

M'Gee  Bernard,  labourer  Say  street 

M'Gee  Charles,  mariner  49  Meade  alley 

M'Gee  David,  carpenter  243  Callowhill  above  10th 

M'Gee  Edward,  grocer  158  south  Sixth  cor.  Elizabeth 

M'Gee  Frances,  widow  9  Pleasant  avenue 

M'Gee  Frances,  milliner  S  E  cor.  Almond  and  Second 

M'Gee .Tohn,  drayman  85  Budd 

M'Gee  Mary  Mrs.  widow  Sheaff's  alley 

[see  M'-Kee  and  Magec 
M'Gee  Thomas,  carpenter  Third  n.  George  (N.L.) 
M'Gee  Thomas,  labourer  150  St.  John  ' 

M'Gee  William,  oakcooper  Stillhouse  alley 
M'Gill  James,  cooper  20  Mary  (S.) 
M'Gill  Matthias,  rigger  76  Penn 
M'Gill  Michael,  grocer  322  north  Front  cor.  Noble 
M'Gill  Prudence,  widow  497  south  Front 
M'Gilligan  Ann,  widow  9  Lombard 
M'Ginley  Hugh,  tavernkeeper  287  Walnut  coi*.  10th 
M'Ginley  John,  stevedore  Pottery  alley 
M'Ginley  W.  constable  150  Chen-y  bel.  Eighth 

see  M''Kinley 
M'Ginnes. Margaret  Mrs.  widow  58  Green 

[see  Maginnes  and  Meginnes 
M'Ginnes  Wm.  labourer  Buttonwood  ab.  Charles 
M«(;)nnis  Neal,  232  south  Fifth 
M'Ginnis ,  labourer  Spruce  near  Schuylkill 


I'lULAUr-Ll'lIlA   DIRKCTORY.  M*HK 

M'Girr  rev.  Terrencc,  17  Willins's  alley 
M*(i lathery  George,  car|)entcr  334  south  Third 
M'(ilathery  M  .rgurct,  widow  (Jecrgc  above  Plum 
M'CJlathcry  MoraeCii,  hatter  2d  above  (ierm.  road 
M'(iliiiscy  James,  hemp  liackl'-r  13th  below  Vine 
M'Ciiinsy  Patrick,  grocer  62  Cedar         \sfe  M' Line  hey 
M'Ciiinsv  Wm.  accountant  &  dngoods  store  245  S.  2d 
M'CtUic  Hanna'ii,  widow  92  Locust 
M'Gliic  Luke,  haruessmaker  &c.  22  Raspl)erry  alley 
M'Gonaglc  Edward,  mariner  cor.  Queen  and  Second 
M'Gonagl*^;  John,  grocer  212  Lombard  S  VV  cor.  7th 
M'Gonegal  Alexander,  chandler  Soutli  alley  n.  Sixth 
M'(ionegal  Hugh,  labourer  6  St.  Mary 
M'Gonegle  Isabella,  widow  Churcli  street  (back) 
M'Cionegall  Ferguson,  labourer  206  Lombart^ 
M'Gonnigle  Patrick,  labourer  72  Plum  st. 
M'(4onigcll  Alexander,  labourer,  back  269  Race 
M'Gowan  Elizabeth,  widow  61  Shinpen 
M'Gowan  Hannah  Mrs.  Carpenter  s  alley  (S.) 
M  Ciowan  James,  soa])boiler  266  south  Third 
M'Gowan  John,  grocer  242  south  6th  corner  Small 
M'Gowan  Patrick,  grocer  217  Lombard 
M'Gowan  Wm.  umbrella  maker  151  north  Second 
M'Gowen  widow  of  Edward,  111  Plum 
M'Gowcn  Martin,  ship  watchman  15  Spafford 
M'Gowen  Peter,  teacher  of  the  male  department  in  the 

Moyamensing  public  school — d  h  217  Lombard 
M'Grady  Sarah,  cake  baker  Poplar  lane  ab.  St,  Johi^ 
M'Grath  Bernard,  carpenter  Pcnn  near  Maiden 
M'(irath  John,  blacksmith,  back  184  Lombard 
M'Gregor  Ann,  widow  10  German 
M'Gregor  John,  blacksmith  136  north  Eighth 
M'Groty  James,  cordwainer,  back  20  St.  Mary 
M'Guay  John,  brickmaker  Sch.  Eighth  below  Walnut 
M'Guffin  Tluimas,  drvgoods  store  158  south  Eleventh 
M'Guigan  Felix,  caudle  manufactuicr  63  Union 
M'Guigan  John,  drygoods  store  211  south  Second 
M'Guigan  Patrick,  tavcrnkeeper  315  Spruce 
M'(iuigan  Patrick,  typefounder  210  Shippen 
M  Guirc  Anna  Statia,  widow  229  south  Fifth 
M'Guire  James,  212  north  Water 
M'fiuire  James,  112  north  Water 
M'Ciuirc  Miciiael,  tailor  127  Cedar 
M'Guire  Patrick,  carter  198  Shi>-f'^"  .^'-'"'^'-'^  .,    , 
M*(iuire  Robert,  carpenter  TMrteentli  near  Cedar 

M'Guire  Willi-."-.  :•-'  ^>ak  above  Noble 

[.?<"<■  Mapuire  isf  Mef^ire 
M'Gyear  Mrs.  widow  Kuiickel  above  Tammauy 
M'Ham  Daniel,  pilot  308  soutli  Front 
M'Hannah  Thomas,  lalxairrr  St   Mary  st.  below  7th 
M'Henry  Tliomas,  .shoemaker  10  Hurst  street 
M'Heran  Catliarinc,  widow  of  John,  401  Racr 


M'KE  whitely's  annual 

M'Herg  James,  cordwainer  Race  above  Sch.  Seventh 
M'llhenny  Catharine,  Barker  st.  near  Sch.  Fourth 
M'llhenney  John,  accountant  cor.  Juniper  &  Walnut 
M'lUienney  Joseph  E.  clock  &  watchmaker  13  N.  3d 

[sef  M,Elhmey 
M'llhenney  Moses,  carter  226  south  Fifth 
M'llhenney  &  West,  clock  &  watchmakers  13  N.  3d 
M'llhenney  William,  tailor  52  Mulberry 
M'llhenny  Wm.jun.att'y.  at  law,  N  E  cor.  Arch  8c  6th 
M'llvain  Bloomfield,  attorney  at  law  74  south  Sixth 
M'llvain  Richard  ScHugh,  lumb.  merchants  at  the  com- 
mencemeni  of  Lancaster  turnpike  W.  Perm,  bridge 
M'lUvaine   Joseph  B.  merchant  55  South  wharves 
M'llwaine  Catharine,  widow  Buttonwood  ab.  Charles 
M'llvaine -William  merchant  11  Prune 
M'llwain    George,  printer  Lombard  above  12th 
M'llwham,  widow  of  Thomas,  Locust  cor.  Rose  alley 
M'Idoo  Robert,  carpenter  54  Currant  alley 
M'Inniry  Thomas,  cordwainer  Little  Oak  street 
M'Intier  Abel  shoestore  46  High 
M'Intire  Alexander,  smith  Old  York  road  n.  Coates 
M'Intire  Isaiah,  bootmaker  83  south  Front 
M'Intire  John,  shoemaker  43  Passyunk 
M'Intire  Margaret,  mantuamaker  214  south  Third 
M'Intire  Sarah,  widow  Marlborough  near  Beach 
M'Intire  Stephen,  cordwainer  23  Moyamensing  road 
M'lver  Michael,  brickmaker  Lombard  near  Sch.  river 

[^see  M'Kever 
M'Kape  William,  gi-ocer  south  Sixth  cor.  Fitzwalter 
M'Karaher  Charles,  sawmaker  back  12  Cresson's  alley 
M'Karaher  Chas  late  hardware  meixhant  106  south  10th 
M'Kane  Mary  Blackberry  alley 
M'Kay  John,  shoemakv^r  9  Prosperous  alley 
M'Kay  Thomas,  bricklayer  7  Sugar  alley     [see  M'Coy 
IVL'Keage  James,  painter  &c.  13  South  alley 
M'Kean  Alexander,  labourer,  back  13  Decatur 
M'Kean  Ann,  Avidow  milliner  147  Cherry  [see  M^Cahan 
M'Kean  George,   labourer  67  north  Tenth 
M'Kean  Joseph  B.  Esq.  (Judge)  250  Arch  above  Ninth 
^'^^ean  Thomas,  gentleman  117  south  Fifth 
^<^^^'  Thomas,  mariner  93  Race 
i^3^^"i  '^"r'ow  of  Thomas,  late  governor,  130  S.  Sixth 
M'lvee  Andrev,,  .^ji^r  8  Harmonv  court 
MKee  Andrew  saac-^^  jg  south  Tenth 
M'Kee  Bernard,  drayman  <.  Farmer's  row 
M'Kee  Bernard,  bottler  35  i-ov,,.ii..,„„„i. 

[see  M'' Gee  M'Mackieand  Mac/ccjj/ 
M'Kee  James,  weavers  Rhil's  court 
M'Kee  James,  weaver  12th  above  Lombard 
M'Kee  William,  labourer  near  Pratt's  place  Sch. 

SI'Keel  John,  porter  Green's  court 
'Keen  Andrew,  tailor  2  Richardson's  court 
M'Keever  Benjamin,  tanner  and  currier  19  Franklin 


PIULAnELlMIIA    DIRKCIOKY.       M'KO 

!M'Kccver  Charles,  labourer  Webb's  alley 
M'Keevcr  M.  labourer,  Cedar  ncir  Scluiylkill  river 
M'Kcever  Peter,  smith  50  Sln])ptii  i^treet 
M'Keighan  Sarali,  widow  112  Cherry 
M'Kever  Isaac,  ropcmaker  Shakamaxon  cor  Prince  (K) 
M'Kever  widow  ot  John,  sea  captain   15  Almond 
iM'Keown  George,  grocery  &;  tavern  294  Cedar 
M'Kenna  Felix,  weaver,  Hopkins'  court 
M'Kenna  Elizabeth  Mrs.  Oak  street  (S) 
M'Keniiy  Mary,  widow  Sink's  court 
M'Kenny  Michael,    i)rii.ttr  180  north  Water 
M'Kcnny  Thomas  R.  dray  man  West  street  near  Haoover 
M'Kenzie  Charles,  tailor  42  Strawberry 

IsecAf'Kvizic  and  j\'lackenzic 
M'Kenzie  Hugh,  mariner  105  Christian 
M'Kenzic  Hugh,  mariner  78  Christian 
f  M'Kenzie  James,  mariner  "3  Passyunk 
M'Kcnzie  John,  Columbian  pie-house  3  Goforth  alley 
M'Kenzie  John  S.  W.  cor.  George  and  Shippen 
M'Kenzic  Mrs.  widow  7  Budd 
M'K.ibbin  David,  grocer  N  W.  cor.  Union  8c  Second — 

d  h  34  Union 
M'Kibbin  James,  printer  137  Pine 
M'Kibbin  John,  printer  137  Pine 
M'Kibbin  W^illiam  sea  captain  192  Pine 
M'Kimm  William  labourer  Washington  ab.  Callowhill 
M'Kinlay  James,  plastei'er  224  soutli  Third 
M'Kinley  David,  labourerPrince  near  Frankford  road 
M'Kinley  John,  teacher,  back  40  north  Fourth 
M'Kinley  Elizabeth,  widow  CJak  street 
M'Kinley  Hugh,  cordwainer  Juniper  above  CHerry 
M'Kmley  Mary,  widow  32  Crown 
M'Kinley  Martha,  drygoods  store  133  south  Ninth 
M'Kinley  Nathan,  cordwainer  9  Wliitehall 
M'Kinley  Thomas,  carter  cor.  5th  &  Mcrriott's  lane 
M'Kinley  William,  grocer  SW  cor.  Second  &  Dock 
M'Kinney  Abraham,  carpenter  9  Bird's  alley 
M'Kinncy  Felix,  weaver  cor.  George  and  Pitt  (N  L) 
M'Kinney  James,  tavcrnkeepcr  Vine  near  Schuylkill 
M'Kinney  Mary,  seamstress  Sixtli  above  Green 
M'Kinory  Fanny,  widow  42  Coates'  alley 
jM'Kinsey  Donald,  porter  51  Small  street 
M'Kissick  William  bootmaker  15  Elizabeth 
M'Knight  A.  M.  burr  millsionc  maker  5  Decatur 
M'Kniglit  George,  grocer  287  S.  Fourth  \_acr  M'Knig/it 
M'Knight  James,  printer  336  south  Second 
M'Kniglit  Robert,  labourer  Juniper  al)()vc  Race 
M'Kowen  George,  cordwainer  45  Passyunk  road 

[sec  M'Eutn  and  M'Gowen 
M'Koy  James,  shipwright.  Maiden  near  Beacu 
M'Koy  Roliert,  bellowsmaker  and  branch  utter  7  Tam- 
many, shop  Lily  alley  [see  M'Koy  and  M^Kay 
M'Koy  W'ilham  accountant  90  Spruce 

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M,MU  whitely's  annual 

M'i.amie  Margaret,  nurse  228  Catharine 

M'Lane  John,  tailor  PuUin's  court 

{aee  M'Ciane,  M' Learn  and  M^Ledn  '■ 

M'Laren  Archibald  grocer  NW  coi  r.er  Sixth  and  Wood 

M'Laughlin  Catharine,  widow  M'Ginnes' conrt 

M'Laughlin  Charles,  broker  28  Carter's  alley 

M'Laughlin  Dennis,  nailer,  back  269  Race 

M'Laughlin  Eleanor,  widow  Hazel  alley  ^ 

M'Laughlin  George,  grocer,  133  Pine 

M'Laughlin  Hugh,  cordwainer  390  High 

M'Laughlin  Rev   James  374  north  Front 

M'Llaughlin  James,  baker  225  south  Fifth 

M'Laughlin  John,  stonecutter  392  Race 

M'Laughhn  John,  labourer  21  Pine  alley 

M'Laughlin  Mary  Mrs.  25  Meade  alley 

M'Laughlin  Patrick,  grocer  54  Cedar 

M'Laughlin  Samuel,  soapboiler  Hopkins's  court 

M'Laughlin  William,  mariner  36  Meade  alley 

M'Laveen  Myles,  sea  captain  113  Race 
M'Lean  Ann,  widow,  back  21  Plum 

M'Lf an  John,  constable  3  Gaskill  street       see  JlVLane 

M'Learen  Duncan,  carpenter  88  north  Sixth 

M'Learner  Samuel  labourer  Sch.  3d.  south  of  George 

M'Learn  Samuel,  carpenter  41  Passyunk 

M'Lear  James,  carter  19  Fitz  waiter 

M'Leod  George,  shijichandler  &c.  40  South  wharves 

M'Leod  Christiana,  nurse  81  north  Third 

iSI'Leod  John,  iiead  measurer  of  grain,  coal,  salt,  &c 

48  Swanson  near  Almond     [;see  M' Cloud  b*  iWLoud 
M'Leod  Malcolm,  carpenter,  back  154  Race 
M'LincWey  James,  grocer  260  south  2d  [see  M'Glinseij 
M'Mackin  Dennis,  cordwainer  SW  cor.  Lombard  8c  6th 

M'Mahon newscarrier  back  128  north  Fifth 

M'Mahon  Patrick,  labourer  71  Passyunk  road 
M'Mahon  T.  P.  seed  merchant  8c  nurseryman  &c    13 

south  Second 
M'Mahon  Henry,  storekeeper  118  south  Fifth  cor.  Pine 
M'Mahon  Philip,  carter  276  south  Fifth 
M'Mahon  Wm.  F.  primer  (secretary  Typographical 

society)  45  Pine 
M'Maih  Andrew,  cooper  Rose  alley 
M'Maken  Samuel,  chairmaker  296  south  Froat 
M'Mannemy   Bernard,   bricklayer    Washington   near 

Ridge  road 
M'Manamy  Joseph,  stonecutter,  back  85  Passyunk  road 
M'Mennomy  Henry,  tailor  N  E  cor.  Geoi'ge  and  Tenth 
M'Mennomy  James,  tavernkeeper  Bushhill 
M'Mennomy  Thomas,  shopkeeper  82  George  (S.) 
M'Mannus  Mary,  nurse  Cypress  alley 
M'Mannus  Michael,  glovemaker,  288  south  Fourth 
M'Mannus  Owen,  carter,  12th  above  Locust 
M'Masters  John,  constable  80  Union. 
M'Mullan  James,  grocer  227  south  Second 


IMIILAOEI.PHI  A    niKKCKJRV.  M'NE 

M'Mullan  &  Miilock,  grocers,  1227  south  Second 
M'Micliael  John,  U>l)<>urer  Spruce  iiciir  S<;l».  Fittli 
M'MichacI  John,  drygoods  stoic  447  ni-rtli  Sccoiul 
M'Micliael  Win.  shipwright  corner  Clierry  and  Dnko 
M'Minn  Robert,  177  Green  street 
M'Minn  Robert,  late  ironmonger,  1 04  nortli  Sixth 
MMinn  Samuel,  lastniaker  37  Walnut 
M-Minn  Wm   back  121  Arch 
M'Minnamy  Win.  cordwainer  19  Crab  street 
M'Midlen  Aicliibald,  drayman  '284  south  Seventh 
M'Mtdlen  John  li.  blackhinith  268  Swanson>&  23  Prime 
M'Midlen  Neal,  innkeeper,  319  north  Front 
M  Mullen  Win.  shii)wriglit  2o  Prime  [see  MUlen 

M'Miillin  Constant,  widow,  l)ack  33  German 
M'Mullin  Elizabeth,  teaclier  8  College  aventie 
M'Mullin  Hugh,  labourer  83  Budd 
M'Mullish  Isaac,  carpenter,  125  south  Eleventh 
M'Mullin  John,  goldsmith  and  jeweller  114  south  Front 
M'Mullin  Joseph,  grocer  155  south  Front  ab.  Spruce 
M'Mullin  Joseph  T.  ladies'  shoemaker  55  south  Fourth 
M'Mullin  Robert,  lumber  mercU't — yard  161  and  dwell- 
ing 62  Swanson 
M'Mullin  Robert,  jun.  lumber  merch't  361  south  Front 
M'Mullin  Robert,  labourer  Shippen  above  Seventh 
M'Mullin  Rosina,  teacher  52  Zane 
MMuUin  Sarah,  widow,  seminary  1  Norris's  alley 
M'Mullin  Thomas,  carpenter,  back  8  Mulberry  alley 
M'Mr.llin  Wnj.  blacksmith,  25  Prime  street 
M'Munn  Wm.  shallopman  Baker's  alley 
M'Murdy  Benjamin,  confectioner  119  Browne 
M'Murdy  Jonathan,  confectioner  346  north  Second 
M  Murrv  Je-:ie,  clerk  7  Littleboy's  court 
M  Mun'y  Judith,  widow  3>6  Zane 
M'Murtrie,  Jas.  stock  biiktr,  &c.  inquire  57  Dork 
M'Namara  James,  storekee\/"  r  3d  above  (ierman.  road 
M'NameeJohn,  typefounder  Higli  west  of  Sch.  Fourth 
M'Namee  John,  carpenter,  back  203  I'oates 
M'Namee  Micliael,  cordwainer  Higli  near  Sch.  Fourth 
M'Namee  Win.  228  Catharine  street 
M'Nally  Beinard,  tobacconist,  298  south  Front 
M'Nenin  Malcom,  sea  captain,  336  soutii  Front 
M'Neal  John,  labourer  M^ai  k's  lane 
tM'Nacl  Peter,  stevedore  153  Cedar 
M'Naghton  Wm.  cordwainer,  &c.  52  Cedar 
M'Neal  Thomas,  laliourer  Cedar  near  Sch   Seventh 
M'Neal  Wakefield,  labourer  Vine  near  Sch. 
M'Neal  Isaac,  bookbinder,  back  54  noi  th  Fourth 
M'Neil  Ann,  widow  S  E  corner  Pine  &  Thirteenth 

iM'Neil  MaJ7,  widow,  165  Pine 
I'Neilledgc  Alexander,  mate  of  vessel,  75  Gaskill 
M'Neillis  Wm.  razorstroji  niaker  19  Jones's  alley 
M'Neilly  John,  innkeeper,  226  soulli  Sixth  street 
M'Ncmir  James,  farmer  107  Moyamcnsitig  road 


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M'Night  Robt.  labourer  Juniper  ab.  Race  [see  M^JVig/u 
M'Nichol  Charles,  cordwainer  120  south  Tenth 
M'Nulljr  Patrick,  weaver,  George  (N.  L.)  near  Second 
M'Owen  Hannah,  widow  296  Race 
M'Ovi  Edward,  weaver  Germantown  road  near  Third 
M'Phail  Ann,  widow,  grocer  N  W  cor.  Walnut  8c  8th 
M'Pherson  Alex,  labourer  24  Barron 
M'Pherson  Daniel,  sea  captain  100  south  Fifth 
M'Pherson  Hugh,  sea  captain  5  Mary  (S.) 
M'Pherson  John,  Frankford  road  above  Palmer 
M'Pher son |f Misses  Margai'et  and  Maria,  289  Spruce 
M'Pherson  Maiy,  widow  15  South  alley 
M'Pherson  Robert,  ship  carpenter,  492  south  Second  st. 
M'Pherson  Robert,  labourer  24  Barron  street 
M'Pherson  and  Ross,  confectioners,  8cc.  74  High 
M'Pherson  widow  of  John,  74  High 
M'Pherson  Sarah,  mantuamaker,  15  South  alley 
M'Pherson  Thomas,  labourer,  28  Little  Water 
M'Quaid  Felix,  tallow  chandler  Old  York  r.  cor.  Noble 
M'Queen  Archibald,  rigger  Oak  below  Coates 
M'Que  Patrick,  labourer  Juniper  above  Race 
M'Quillan  High,  sea  captain  164  Lombard 
M'Quillin  Bilizabeth,  widow  98  Christian 
M'Ree  Andrew,  late  wheelwright  Say  street 
M'Shane  Chailes,  cordwainer  7  Watson's  alley 
M'Shane  Ezekiel,  accountant  47  north  Sixth 
M'Swain  George,  woodsawyer  Hazel  alley 
M'Toy  Wm.  shopkeeper  Fourth  above  Poplar 
M'Vea  Daniel,  M,  d.  Perry  street 
M'Vey  James,  weaver  244  south  Fourth 
M'Vicker  John,  labourer,  back  387  Race 
M'Williams  Mary,  mantuamaker  224  south  Third  St. 
Maag  Margaret,  tailoress  2  Starr  alley 
Mass  David  J,  baker  60  Almond 
Macan'tee  Bernard,  tobacconist  Castle  street 
Macarty  Rebecca,  midwife  Heyde's  court 
Macashin  Mark,  stonemason  Cedar  ab.  Ninth 
Macauley  Isaac,  patent  floor  cloth  manufacturer,  store 
4  north  4th — manufactory  and  dwelling  Bushhjn 

{.see  M  Cauley 
Maccoun  D.  merchant  292  High — d  h  6  Franklin  row 
Mace  Joseph,  combmaker  10  Poplar  lane 
Mace  Rachel,  boardinghouse,  29  Cresson's  alley 
Macfadden  Archibald,  typefounder  Cedar  above  Ninth 
Macfadden  John,  typefounder  Cedar  above  Ninth 
Macferran  Samuel,  justice  of  the  peace  456  north  3d 
Machan  Thomas,  chairmaker  1 67  north  Front 
Mack  Conrad,  baker  Passyunk  road  below  Christian. 
Mack  Jacob,  ropemaker  Cedar  above  Eleventh 
Mack  Nicholas,  tavernkeeper,  High  near  Sch.  Eighth 
Mack  William,  saddler  Germantown  r.  near  first  gate 
Mackason  Mary,  25  Race 
Mackason  William,  shipwright  31  Duke  (N  L)-''-^  ■"- 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.         MAG 

Mackdoyle  Walter,  dyer  Frankford  road  above  Queen 
Mackcntirc  Elizabeth,  widow,  26  Chester 
Mackenzie  Mary,  widow  36  Union  [sec  AI'Kcnzit 

Mackenzie  William,  gentleman  cor.  Union  and  Second 
Mackcy  Richard,  grocer  cor.  Moyamensing  &  Federal 
Mackey  William,  carter  Vine  above  Tenth 
Mackey  Wm    ropemaker  Cadwalader         [sfe  M'Kee 
Mackie  Elizabeth,  widow  184  St.  John 
Mackic  Peter,  accountant  69  New 
Mackie  Thomas,  merchant  265  south  Front 
Mackie  Wm.  ropemaker,  Pitt  near  Germantown  road 
Mackintire  Abel,  commission  agent,  back  19  N  2d — 
shoe  store  46  High — d  h  83  Walnut       [str  AVIntire 

iMacklin  Moses,  sawyer  back  109  Queen  (S) 
lackvay  James,'  tailor  Sch.  Seventh  below  Walnut 
Macky  Robert,  labourer  101  Queen  (S) 
Macomson  Joseph,  carpet  weaver  224  Race 
Macurdy  Hugh,  drygoods  store  243  S  2d    \_see  M*^ Curdy 
•Madden  Agnes,  widow,  Dean's  alley 
■Madden  Catharine,  washerwoman  39  Crab 
Madden  Jeffery,  labourer  Bonsall 
Madden  Marv,  widow  96  Rare 

Maddin  Ferdinand,  bottler  9  Brewer's  alley  (Wood) 
Maddock  E.  E.  mercht.  153  S  Front — d  h  223  Lombard 
M'lddock  Hannah,  tailoress,  &c.  31  Crown 
Maddock  Wm.  carpenter  Old  York  road  above  Noble 
Ma.'idox  Israel,  watchman  Philadelphia  Dank,  back  110 

Catharine 
Madeira  David,  mariner  114  Shippen 
Madeira  G.  A.  and  J.  mercliants  239  High 
Madeira  Peter,  carter  U.  S  arsenal  Gray's  ferry  road 
Madili  Catharine,  Cauffman's  court 
MadiU  George,  printer  Cauffman's  court 
Mudill  Mai-garet,  widow.  Cherry  below  Sch. Sixth 
Madureria  Jane,  Mrs.  of  Jo^epli,  lenth  below  Pine 
Mafftt  David,  drygoods  store  8  S  Second       [str  Moffii 
Maffct  James,  shipmaster  122  Christian  street 
Magan  Micliael,  baker  86  south  Third 
Magaheran  Mary  Miss,  Union  N  W  corner  Third 
Magarge  Samuel,  flour  and  feed  store  237  N  Front 
Magaw  A.  S.  attorney  at  law  Say  street 
Magcc  Hugh  S.  oakc'ooper  132  Vine 

[*cd-  M^Gee  and  Muf^hec 
Mager  Nicholas,  tailor  32  Duke  (N  L) 
Mager,  widow  of  Philip,  tailor  30  Duke  (N  L^ 
Maggs  Rachel,  widow,  nu^^e  Ro.^e  ay.  below  Browne 
Magilton  Martha,  tailoress  31  Gilles   alley 
Magiicr  Charles,  Vauxhail  tavern,  SW  cor.  ol  Gofoith 

and  Caller's  alley 
Magnis  Daniel,  teacher  of  elocution,  83  Locust 
Magoffin  William  M.  &  Co.  merchants  189  High 
Magonagle  John,  cooper  13  Catharine 
Magradv  John,  cedar  cpoper  181  St.  John 
Magragh  George,  carver  11  QuariT 


MAN  whitely's  annual 

Magrath  Michael,  tallowchandler  23  Wood  st — d  h 

34  Ann  (N  L) 
Magraw  John,  labourer  Smith's  court  near  Sch.  8th 
Magraw  Thomas,  cordwainer  413  north  Fourth 
Maguier  Mary,  widow,  17  Appletree  alley 
Maguire  John,  grocer  S  E  cor.  Fourth  and  Callowhill 
Maguire  James,  typefounder  263  south  Fifth  street 
Maguire  Thomas,  labourer  cor.  Sch.  Front  &  Chesnut 
Mahany  James  A.  attorney  at  law  89  Race — d  h  55  Vine 
MahofFer  William,  saddletree  maker,  back  220  N  8th 
Mahon  John,  waterman  121  Swanson 
Mahony  Michael,  grocer  High  near  Schuylkill  Fourth 
Mahony  James,  labourer  Prime  above  Front 
Mahony  John,  teacher  High  west  of  Schuylkill  Fifth 
Mahl  John,  hog  victualler  Germantown  r.  bel,  1st  gate 
Mahorter  Elizabeth,  widow  143  Cl»erry 
Mahy  John,  cordwainer  63  north  Fifth 
Main  Charles,  mariner  2  Parham's  alley 
Main  James,  shipwright,  back  57  Budd  [see  Mein 

Main  Thomas,  shipwright  Maiden  near  stone  bridge 
Mains  Arthur,  weaver  1  Crab 
Mains  John,  cordwainer  1  Crab 

Maison  John  A.  merchant  196  High  Isee  Mason 

Maitland  John  &  Thomas,  grocers  187  S  4th  near  Lom- 

bai'd — d  h  of  John,  119  Lombard 
Maitland  Thos.  merchant  17  S  Water— d  h  153  Pine 
Major  Robert,  carpenter  315  south  Second 
Makins  James  N;  sailmaker  Spruce  st.  wharf— d  h  11 

N  orris's  alley 
Makins  Sarah,  widow  11  Norris's  alley 
Makins  William,  weaver  Lombard  near  Perry 
Maikins  Wm,  S,  carpenter,  60  and  d  h  11  Dock 
Malbec  John,  ladies'  shoemaker  124  south  Second 
Malcolm  Henry,  m.  d.  35  Zane  corner  Seventh 
Maley  Ann,  widow  grocer  N  E  cor.  Walnut  &  Tenth 
Maley  John,  grocer  Juniper  above  Race 
Maley  Mrs.  widow  of  Michl.  grocer  Juniper  ab.  Race 
Maley  Peter,  stonecutter  Juniper  above  Race 
Maley  Simon,  labourer  Cobb's  court  (N  L) 

[see  Marley  and  Miley 
Malin  Charlotte,  widow,  121  S  Eleventh  [see  Mayland 
Mallan  Thomas,  paperstainer  268  south  Fourth 
Mallendar  Mary,  widow,  70  Queen  (S) 
Mallet  David,  shoemaker  3  Cranmer's  court 
Mallon  Mrs.  young  ladies'  seminary  70  Walnut 
Malon  Philip  T.  trunk  maniif.  352  north  Second 
Malone  Mary  Smyth,  widow,  Sch.  7th  above  Arch 
Malloney  James,  26  Gilles's  alley 
Malsberger  Joseph,  storekeeper  364  noi-th  Scconrl 
Maltman  James,  mariner  Carpenter  above  Front 
Manderfield  C.  block  and  piimpmaker  296  south  7th 
Manderfield  Henry,  trader  58  Lombard 
Manderson  Andrew,  storekeeper  445  north  Second 
Manderson  James,  baker  Beach  near  Maiden 


l'HlLAi)tLPUlA    DIRKCIORV.  MAN 

Mandej-son  John,  teacher  Beach  near  Maiden 
Mandevillc  David,  cashier  of  the   bank  of  Northern 

Liberties,  81  north  Sixtii 
Mandcville  Mary,  hairworkcr  10  Bread 
Mutidry  &  Gravenstine,  livcrystablc  100  north  Sixth 
Mandry  William,  health  officer,  102  north  Sixth 
Maneiy  Enoch,  oysterman  Prime  below  Second 
Mancry  Jonathan,  siuillopman  508  south  Fn)nt 
tMang  Jolin,  labourer  Shippen  above  Seventh 
Mangan  Jc^in,  coachspring  maker  251  Race  corner  7th 
Manger  Christ,  vict  4th  bel.  Master,  stall  42  N  L  market 
Manger  Daniel,  oakcoopcr  Fourth  al)Ove  Foplar 
Maneuvre  Maria,  widow  of  Louis,  confectioner  176  S  2d 
Manierre  Benjamin,  mariner  32  Meade  alley 
Manigault  Margaret  S.  widow  N  W  cor.  9ili  &  Spruce 
Manington  Thomas,  labourer  7  Stcpiiens'  court 
Mankin  Edward,  tailor  258  north  Second 
Manley  William,  innkeeper  91  north  Water 
fManlove  Philip,  carter  18  Kunckel  street 

iManlovt  Solomon,  labourer  28  Elizabeth 
lanlove  William  E.  grocer  164  Shippen 
Manly  Heniy,  gentleman  13  Brancli 
IMann  Abraham,  porter  Traquair's  court 
Mann  Catharine,  widow,  79  Vine 
Mann  &  Cupples,  merchants  147  High 
Matm  Horatio,  gentleman  244  Race  [see  Mahoii 

Mann  Jacob,  draynoan  219  nortli  Eighth 
Mann  Jahan,  shoemaker  389  north  Front 
Mann  Jesse  F.  cordwainer  13  Pryor's  alley 
Mann  John,  cordwainer  389  north  Front 
Mann  John,  nealer  in  U.  S  mint,  62  Garden 
tMann  F'erry,  farmer  Malt  alley 
Mann  Thomas,  merchant  288  High 
Mann  Wm.  carpenter  170  S  Water  &  171  south  Front 
Manual  Andrew,  baker  cor.  Third  and  Germantown  r. 
Mannerlj'  Enoch,  fislierman  Prime  above  Front 
Mannhardt  C.  L.  inqiiirr  200  High 
Manning  Elizabeth,  59  Race 
Manning  John,  mariner  170  Shippen 
Manning  John,  silverplatcr,  back  251  Race 
Manning    Thomas  S.  printer — office    30    Shakspeare 

buildings  N  W  cor.  6th  Sc  Chesnut — d  h  13  S  Sixth 
Manning  w'illiam,  tinplate  worker  242  south  Second 
Mannineton  Thomas,  labourer  Apple  n.  George  (N  L) 
Mansfield  John,  tavernkeeper.  Poplar  lane  below  4th 
Mansfield  Richard,  Golden-eagle  hotel,  N  W  cor.  High 

and  Ninth 
Mansfield  Thomas,  tailor  Sink's  court 
Mansure  John,  sea  captain  Kurd's  alley 
Mantell  Conrad,  l)aker  27  Walnut 
Manuel  J.  E.  carpenter  shop  20  Norris's  alley — d  h  14 

Cypress  alley 
Minypenny  Mrs.  of  Joseph,  407  north  Fourth 


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Marbacher  Charles,  carpenter  4th  near  Germ,  road 
Marbacher  John,  brewer  117  N  4th  above  Vine — d  h 

78  Wood 
Marbele  George  F.  gentleman  93  Passyunk 
Marcev  Jos.  tailor  30  Branch       \_see  mercer  iJf  MerQier 
|Marcette  Francis,  tobacconist  167  south  Sixth 
March  James,  reedmaker,  back  224  High     [se<?  Marsh 
Marchment  Jesse,  shoemaker  74  Queen  (S) 
Marcker  Philip,  blacksmith,  Carpenter  (S)  ab.  Front 

[see  Marker 
Marclay  Ann,  widow,  30  Budd 
Maree  James,  stonecutter,  3  Pleasant  avenue 
Margarim  David,  gunsmith  Kunckel  above  Tammany 
Mariner  Andrew,  oysterman,  back  29  Green 
Mariner  Fen  wick,  pilot  503  south  Front 
Mariner  Mary,  widow,  11  German 
Mariner  Samuel,  waterman,  back  281  south  Third 
Marinot  Michael,  cook  151  south  Sixth 
Maris  &  Evans,  merchts.  31  S  wharves — d  li  101  Pine 
Maris  Rachel  R  widow  of  Richard,  177  Walnut  (San- 

som's  row) 
Mark  Ann,  widow,  confectioner  91  Cedar      [see  Marks 
Mark  Elizabeth,  widow  242  St.  John 
Mark  John,  merchant  78  Lombard 
Mark  John,  minter  Fifth  below  Buttonwood 
Markel  Christian,  millstone  maker  11  North  alley 
Marker  Ehzabeth,  widow,  34  Green 
Marker  George,  farmer,  (98  years  of  age)  Moyamen- 

sing  road  below  Jervis's  lane 
Marker  George,  tailor  Sch.  Front  below  Chesnut 
Marker  John,  papermaker  119  German 
Marker  Mary,  widow,  south  Second  below  Greenwich 
Marker  Mary,  77  north  Eightli  [see  Marcker 

Markland  John,  297  Race 

Markle  Jacob,  carpenter  5  Wood  above  Fourth 
Markley  Elizabeth,  widow,  back  48  Lombard 
Markley  Jacob,  gentleman  18  Kunckel  ab.  Tammany 
Markley  Mary,  nurse  120  north  Fifth 
Markoe  Francis,  merchant  154  south  Front 
Markoe  John,  gentleman  293  Chesnut  above  Ninth 
Marks  Catharine,  widow,  4  Mai'ia  street 
Marks  Isaac,  merchant  119  north  Fifth 
Marks  Jared,  druggist,  8cc  Quince  above  Warren 
Marks  John,  mariner  234  south  Fifth 
Marks  Mary,  widow.  Old  York  road  near  Buttonvrood 
tMarks  Samuel,  fruiterer  162  Spruce  [see  Mark 

Marks  Samuel,  brickmaker  Lombard  near  Schuylkill 
Mai'ks  Susannah,  widow,  Marks'  lane 
Markward  William,  coachsmith  8  Raspberry  alley 
Marley  John,  coachmaker  &  corder  Vine  near  Sell. 
Marley  Joseph  D.  ladies'  shoemaker,  121  north  Fourtli 
Marley  Thomas,  jr.  cordwainer  Broad  above  Walnut 
Marley  Thomas,  mariner  6  Penn    [see  Maley  is'  Miley 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  MAR 

Marley  William,  cordwainer  Broad  below  Georee 

Marlin  Andrew,  mariner  115  Catharine 

Murlin  Thomas,  drayman  Laurel  near  Second 

Marine  John,  mariner,  back  29  Prime 

Marneil  Daniel,  tailor  120  south  Fourth        [are  Monell 

Marot  Davenport,  spinningwheel  and  chairmaker  13  & 

18  Coomb's  alley  r^f^^  Merritt 

Marot  Elizabeth,  widow,  19  Chiistian  street 
Marot  \V  m.  bookbinder  455  High—d  h  Juniper  near 

(.Tcorge 
Marotte  L.  &  G.  Follin,  wine  store,  3  north  Fourth 
Marotte  Louis,  merchant,  3  north  Fourth 
Marple  David,  gentleman  206  north  Sixth 
Marple  Elizabeth,  widow,  8  Coomb's  alley 
Marpole  Abraham,  shipwright  Frankford  r.  n.  Queen 
Marran  Elizabeth,  tailoress  27  Prune 
Marr  Abigail,  widow,  back  79  north  Fifth 

» ,  .  ,         r^  ^  ^        [«<?f  Marrs  ijf  Malm 

Marrs,  widow  of  Robert,  17  Sterling  allev 

Marsh  Catharine,  widow,  Maria  near  Fourth  (N  L") 

Marsh  Elias,  drygoods  merchant  28  north  Eichth 

Marsh  James,  agent  247  south  Seventh  [see  March 

Marsh  John,  labourer  291  south  Fourth 

Marsh  John,  glasscutter  Pine  near  Schuylkill 

Marsh  Joseph,  shipwright  23  Christian 

tMarsh  Juber,  labourer,  back  107  Queen  (S) 

Marsh  Mai^',  milliner  104  south  Second 

Marshall  Abraham,  carpenter  375  Race 

Marshall  Aaron,  siioemaker  489  north  Third 

Marshall  widow  of  Amor,  wafermaker  59  Walnut 

Marshall  Benjamin,  accountant  170  south  Eleventh 

Marshall  Charles,  chemist,  &c.  56  Chesnut 

Marshall  Charles,  jr.  druggist  310  High 

Marshall  Christopher,  druegist  19  north  Fourth 

Marshall  Hannah,  widow,  boarding  house  38  Sansom 

Marshall  John,  vict.  back  584  south  Front 

Marshall  John,  bricklayer  9  Small 

tMarshall  John,  cook.  Middle  alley 

Marshall  widow  of  John,  Oak  bei.hayscales,  (N  L) 

tMarshall  John,  blacksmith  100  north  Eleventh 

Marshall  Joseph  C,  cordwainer  41  Coates 

Marshall  Mary,  boardinghouse  18  Bank 

Marshall  Moses  D.  cordwainer  331  north  Second 

Marshall  Samuel,  cordwainer  123  south  Third— <1  h  5 

Belrs  court 
Marshall  &  Tempest,  goldsmiths.  &c.  87  south  Second 
Marshall  Thomas,  sea  captain  Baker's  alley 
Mai-shall  William,  printer  218  south  Seventh 
Marston  David,  gunsmith  179  north  Fourth 
Martel  M  L.  140  south  Fifth 
Martens  John  F.  sandman  Broad  bel.  Vine 
Marter  Abm.  terrvman  Camden  (N  J) 
Martien  Elizabeth,  widow,  teacher  38  Church  alley 
Y 


MAR  whitely's  annual 

Martimer  Ralph,  38  Crown 

Martin  Abraham,  accountant  171  Arch  \ 

Martin  Andrew,  labourer,  Pine  W.  Broad 

Martin  Benjamin,  230  south  Third 

Martin  Benjamin,  grazier  508  south  Second 

Martin  Catharine,  widow.  Fourth  above  Poplar  lane. 

Maitin  Charles,  3  Harmonr  court 

|Martin  Charles,  labourer.  Pottery  alley 

Martin  Daniel,  labourer  Twelfth  below  Pine 

Martin  Edward,  accountant  211  Arch 

jViartin  Edward  P.  plasterer  72  Green 

Martin  Elizabeth,  widow,  24  Parham*^s  alley 

Martin  Elizabeth,  nurse  Knodle 

Martin  Frances,  Mrs.  260  south  Fourth 

Martin  George,  mariner,  back  338  south  Front 

Martin  &  Harts,  merchants  233  north  Third 

Martin  Jacob,  grocer  293  north  Third 

Marti    Jacob,  merchant  233  and  287  north  Third 

Martin  Jacob,  gentleman  105  south  Ninth 

Martin  Jacob,  gentleman,  cor.  4th  and  George  (N  L) 

Martin  &  Jacobs,  merchants  21  north  Front 

Martin  James,  gentleman  64  George  (S) 

Martin  James,  jun.  grazier  48  Moyamensing  road 

Martin  James,  merchant  45  N.  Front — d  h  95  New 

Martin  Jane,  widow,  SheaflF's  alley 

Martin  John,  mariner  184  Cedar 

Martin  John  F.  waterman  Broad  near  Vine 

Martin  John,  sea  captain  270  south  Third 

Martin  John,  carpenter  Maria  above  Fourth  (N  L) 

Martin  John,  flour  store,  corner  High  and  Twelfth 

Martin  Jno.  smith  &  tavern  176  S.  Water  &  177  S.  Front 

Martin  Joseph,  gentleman  272  north  Second 

Martin  Joaeph  D.  druggist,  &c.  190  Callowhill 

fMartin  Josephine,  widow  18  Ehzabeth 

Martin  Lavinia,  widow  of  Isaac,  Lombard  above  Ninth 

M.irtin  Margaret,  nurse  22  Little  Water 

Martin  Margaret,  widow  280  south  Front 

Martin  Marmaduke,  bricklayer  463  south  Second 

fMartin  Mary,  widow  18  Elizabeth 

Martin  Mary,  widow  126  north  Fifth 

Martin  Mary,  widow  167  north  Ninth 

Msrtin  Mary,  widow  4  Unity  court 

tMurtin  Morilla,  v/idow,  back  185  south  Seventh 

Martin  &  Parham,  cabinetmakers  217  north  Front 

Mai'tin  Patrick,  watch  and  clockmaker  98  north  Sixth 

Martin  Patrick,  labourer  Sch.  Fourth  above  Filbert 

Martin  Peter,  baker  Twelfth  below  Pine 

Martin  Philip,  sea  captain  55  Lombard 

Martin  Prosper  8c  Co.  iron  founders  Beach  ab.  Maiden 

Martin  Richard  G.  accountant  473  south  Second 

Martin  Samuel,  sailmaker  106  Lombard 

Martin  Samuel,  calico  printer  Old  York  r.  n.  mill  pond 

Martin  Samuel  M.  mei-chant  16  N.  Front— d  h  21  Wood 


PIIILADKLPHIA   DIRECTORY.  MAS 

Martin  Sarah,  boardinghouse  4  Swanson 

Miiitin  Susannah,  widow,  Sch.  St- vciith  below  Walnut 

Martin  Thomas,  grazier  457  south  Second 

Martin  Thomas,  carpenter  293  south  Fourth 

Martin  Thomas,  blacksmith  29  Gilles'  alley 

Martin  Thomas,  carpcnfcr.  Maiden  near  sione  bridge 

Martin  Thomas,  tallowchandler  98  north  Sixth 

Martin  Tobias,  smith,  shop  22G — d  h  160  Race 

Martin  William,  merchant  29  south  Second 

Martin  W'm.  cabinetmaker  21"  N. Front — dh  87 St.  John 

Martin  William,  victualler,  d  h  Spring  Garden,  stall  22 

New  market  souih  Second 
Marts  Susannah,  widow,  Mark's  lane 
Masden  Benjamin,  merch.  19  S.  Water  &  13  S.  wharves 
Masden  &  Bunker,  merchants,  19  south  Water  and  13 

South  wharves 
Masden  John,  copperplate  pi-inter,  back  58  Ann  (N  L) 
Mashmon  Catharine,  widow,  435  south  Second 
Masminster  John,  labourer  7  Garden 
Mason  Alva,  engi-avcr  in  brass,  &c.  13  south  Fourth— 

d  h  back  58  Zane 
Mason  Ann,  widow  boardinghouse  276  High 
Mason  C.  teacher  Philadelphia  academy  40  north  4th 
Mason  U,  H.  engraver  in  brass,  &c-  13  south  Fourth 
Mason  Elias,  tailor  south  Second  above  Federal 
Mason  Elizabeth,  widow  64  Catharine 
Mason  Elizabeth,  13  Vine 
Miison  George,  rush  bottomer  63  Filbert 
Mason  Isaac,  135  south  Eleventh 
Mason  Isaac  N.  bo(jki)inder  N  E  cor.  Chesnut  &  Water 
Mason  James,  carpenter  15  Noble 
Mason  James,  tailor.  Relief  st. 
Mason  John,  tjrassfounder  431  north  Third 
Mason  Joseph,  hatter,  back  29  Beck's  alley 
tMason  Joseph,  oysterman  23  Prosperous  alley 
Mason  Mary,  matron  of  the  Penn.  hospital  Pine  ab.  8th 
Mason  Philip,  superintcndant  of  the  Lancaster  turnpike 

131  south  Sixth 
Mason  Richard,  m.  d.49  north  Eighth  [^see  Maison 

Mason  Robert,  85  Shippen 

Mason  Robert,  merch.  40  S.  wharves — d  h  157  Pine 
Mason  Robert,  mariner  65  Meade  alley 
Mason  Samuel.  Stewart  of  tlie  Penn.  hosp.  Pine  al).  8th 
Mason  Samuel,  jr.  clock  and  watchmaker  167  Chesnut 

— d  h  35  south  Fourth 
Mason  &  Seelhorst,  grocers  N  E  cor.  Race  and  Fifth 
Mason  Simeon,  grocer  N  E  cor.  Race  and  Fifth 
Mason  Tanton,  baker  6  Me.ade  alley 
Mason  Tliomas,  toll  collector  at  Upper  ferr>'  bridge  Sch. 
Mason  Thomas  A.  apotliccary  and  druggist  183  S.  6th 
Mason  VV'illiam,  oak  cooper  9  Decatur 
Mason  W.  cabinetmaker  99  north  Front— d  h  back  40 

Ann  (N  L) 
Mason  William,  140  St.  John 


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Mason  William,  engraver  in  brass,  8cc.  13  south  Fourth 

— d  h  8  Norris's  alley 
Mason  W.  8c  A.  engravers  in  brass,  &c.  13  south  4th 
Massac  John,  sailmaiier  S.  wharves  S  W  corner  Cedar 

— d  h  near  Gaskill 
Massey  Charles,  jun.  merchant  28  South  wharves — d  h 

170  Arch 
Massey  Henry,  cotton  spinner,  Second,  above  Germ.  r. 
Massey  James  W.  planemaker  58  St.  1  ammany 
Massey  John,  gentleman,  Camden  (N  J) 
Massey  Lydia  Eliza,  6  Chester 
Massey  Thomas,  sea  captain  23  German 
Massey  Thomas,  carpenter  Juliana  below  Green 
Massey  William,  accountant  6  Chester 
Master  Joseph,  gauger  68  Spruce 
Master  William,  ladies'  shoemaker  65  north  Third 
Mather,  widow  of  James,  grocer  George  above  Tenth 
Mather  Jeremiah,  weaver  Cedar  cor  Twelfth 
tMathers  Edward,  sawyer  corner  Coates  and  Fifth 
Mcithers  Thomas,  waterman  Marlborough  near  Queen 
Matthias  A  carpenter  94  St.  John 
Mathias  Benjamin,  machinemaker  N.  2d  near  Camacl. 
Muthias  Samuel,  drayman  Juliana  above  Noble 
Mathias  Sarah,  widow  Second  above  Germ,  road 
Mathieu  Armond,  cooper  184  south  Sixth 
Mathieu  Joseph,  m.  d  .  52  Walnut 
Mathison  Neil,  grocer  12  Pine 
Matlack  Benjamin,  mate  95  Shippen 
Matlack  Hannah,  widow,  nurse  56  George 
Matlack  Jacob,  95  St.  John  below  Noble 
Matlack  Timothy,  prothonotary  of  the  district  court, 

office  E,  wing  State-house — d  h  248  Spruce 
Matlack  Thomas,  accountant  33  Chester 
Matsinger  Ann  Mrs.  gardener  Irish  lane 
Matsinger  George,  carter  Juniper  above  Cherry 
Matson  Mary,  92  Union 
Mattern  Mary,  widow,  back  247  N.  2d 
Mathew  Armand,  oysterman  184  S.  6th  [^see  Matthews 
Matthew  Austin,  grocer  389  High— d  h  12  N  Eighth 
Matthew  James,  grocer  389  High 
tMathew  Peter,  waiter  165  Lombard 
Matthews  Alicia,  ladies'  boarding  school  SWcor.  11th 

and  Arch  [see  Mathew 

Matthews  Barnibald,  mariner  6  York  court 
Matthews  Barny,  mariner  St.  John  near  George 

i Matthews  Edwaid,  dyer,  14  Hurst  street 
latthews  Eleanor,  Mrs.  Cherry  below  Thirteenth 
fMatthews  George,  labourer  10  Burd's  court 
fMatthews  Jacob,  teacher  Allen's  alley 
Mathews,  widow  of  James,  Sch.  Fifth  above  High 
Matthews  James,  nailer  57  George  above  Tenth 
Matthews  John,  jr.  boot  and  shoemaker  393  High 
tMatthews  John,  labourer  39  Middle  alley 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  MAY 

Matthews  John,  paper  store  393  High 
Mitllu'ws  Jovinlaii,  watermiin,  Qir-cmi  n.  Murlborough 
M  ittlicivs  Julia  Ann,  widow,  250  Lombard 
MatliL'ws  Lvdia,  tailorcss  3  Elni^lic's  alley 
Matthews  Mary  &  Sarah,  sliop  keepers  202  Vine 
M  itthews  Matihew,  commission  merchant  393  High 
jMiitthews  Peter,  clothes  dealer.  Dock — d  h  216  Lom- 

i)ar(l  street 
Matthews  Peter,  labourer  139  Plum 
M  tthews  Richard,  Willow  square  manuf.  177  south  2d 
M  iithews  Samuel,  laliourer  Queen  n.  Marlborough 
Matthews  V\'illiam  H.  baker  67  Cedar 
Matthews  William,  cattle  dealer,  Sch.  Fifth  bel.  High 
Matilie  ws  Wm.  papermaker  and  boardinghouse  50  Arch 
Mattliewson,  Ci.  stonecutter  High  W.  Scb.  Third 
Mat  inglv  Lewis,  shoemaker  218  Eighth  bel.  Callowhill 

iMaitis  John,  waiter  16  Herd's  court 
1  :ttison  Joseph,  combnuiker  Filbert  W.  Sch.  Eighth 
Mattison  Sarah,  Mrs.  120  Sansom 

Maul  Calelj,  himlier  merchant  S  W  cor.  Ninth  and  Vine 
Maule  Caleb,  carpenter  117  north  Fifth 
Maule  Israel,  carpenter  14  John  above  Wood 
Maule  Jonathan,  blacksmith  Ridge  road  above  Vine 

iMaulcon  Marie  C.  washerwoman  5  Cauffman's  court 
luull  Henry,  labourer  Second  above  Prime 
Maull  Jas.  sailmaker  12  S.  wharves — d  h  19  Carter's  ay. 
Maull  John,  sailmaker  19  Carter's  alley 
Mau.'l,  widow  of  N.  boatbuilder  19  Christian 
Maud  R.  and  J.  sailmakers  9  South  wharves 
Maull  Robert,  sailmaker  4  Bread — loft  9  South  wharves 
MauU  William,  shipwright  567  south  Second 
Maurer  John  A.  M.  D.  Lawrence  above  Wood 
MaxHeld  John,  coidwainer  16  Crab 
Maxtield  Joseph,  accountant  222  north  Fourth 
tMaxtield  P.  porter  246  Lombard 
M  ixseiner  Adam,  shopKeeper  30  Ann  (N  L) 
Maxwell  Andrew,  carpenter  181  south  Seventh 
Maxwell  &  Co.  commission  merchants  79  south  Front 
Maxwell  Elizaljeth,  widow  174  south  Sixth 
Maxwell  James,  bookseller  and  printer,  S  E  corner  of 

Fourtli  and  VValiuit 
Maxwell  James,  carpenter  512  north  Front 
M  vxwell  James,  cordwainer  Spafford  street 
M  i.\.vell  James,  weaver.  Ced.u  above  Twelfth 
Maxwell  Ja'iu  s,  wharlhuilder  Frank!,  r.  near  Maiden 
Maxwell  James,  commission  merchant  140  Chesnut 
M  ix.vell  John,  grocer  237  si. nth  Fourth 
Maxwell  Hannah,  widow  Maiden  near  Beach 
Maxwell  John,  sen.  weaver  1!6  C'lristian 
Maxwell  John,  jun.  carpenter  116  Christian 
Maxwell  Robert,  wharthuiKlcr  Mai^len  near  Beach 
Maxwell  Sirah,  widow  9  Lytle'scourt 
May  Daniel,  bricklayer  Queen  above  Third 


:  'lEA  whitely's  annual 

May  Henry,  hatter  N  E  cor.  Tenth  and  Cherry 

May"  Esther,  widow  Parliam's  alley 

May  John,  brickmaker  Beaver  near  Pitt 

May  Lewis,  shoemaker  Lawience  above  Wood 

May  Lewis,  jr.  carpenter  344  Race 

M.iv  Maria,  widow,  back  264  St.  John 

M  t v  Mary,  widow  77  north  Tenth 

Mayotivry  Martlia,  washerwoman  27  Gilles's  alley 

Maybirj  Jolm,  merchant  5  Chesnnt — d  h  124  Arch 

Mayburry  Jeremiah  W.  grocer  268  north  Front 

Mayer  Andrew,  coach  and  sign  painter N  Ecor.  Poplar 

and  Rachel  \see  Meyer  and  Maker 

Mayer  Philip  F.Rev.  D.  D.  87  SassiuVas 
Mayer  John  Dr.  surgeon  500  north  Third  n.  Germ.  r. 
Mayer  John,  labourer  Frankford  road  above  Palmer 
Mayhew  David,  baker  120  Browne 
Mayl>ew  David,  combmaker  Poplar  above  Second 
Mayhew  Hazael,  combmaker  269  north  Second 
Mayhew  Joseph,  carter  128  Browne 
Mayhew  Samuel,  tailor  70  north  Third 
Mayland  Jacob,  tobacconist  99  Sassafras  cor.  Third 
Mayland  James,  tobacconist  Beach  near  Maiden 
Mayland  Samuel,  tobacconist  26  Sassafras  alley 
Mayland  Samuel,  tobacconist  416  north  Front 

\see  Malpi,  Moreland  and  Moyland 
Maylin  Joseph,  Sixth  below  Germantown  road 
Mayne  Thomas,  shipmaster  back  204  north  Second 
Mays  Joseph,  shoemaker  Carrell's  court  ^th  st.  (N  L) 

[^see  Maze  iJf  Mease 
Mays  Mary,  widow  168  south  Third 
Maysenhoelder  Charles,  jeweller  &c.  26  Strawberry 
Mayville  Mrs.  widow,  back  325  Spruce 
May  weg  John,  whitesmith  Green  below  4th  8c  cor.  3d 
May weg  William,  hardware  merchant  94  High 
Maze  John  G.  carpenter  33  Mary  (S) 

\_see  Mease  ijf  Mays 
Maze  Mrs.  boardinghouse  cor  Watt's  and  Shield's  ay 
Mazui'ie  James  I.  merchant  115  south  Third 
Mead  Elizabeth,  widow  cor  Fourth  and  Maria  (N  L) 
Mead  Chas.  teacher  Frankhn  academy  32  Church  ay 
Mead  Jeremiah,  ladies'  shoemaker  Bernard's  court 
Mead  John  G.  vict  40  old  (N  L)  market— d  h  Germ.r. 
tMead  Lewis,  hairdresser  414  High 
Mfead  Margaret  Mrs.  of  Richard,  Chesnut  above  12th 
Mead  Mrs.  of  Lanson,  9  Well's  row,  north  Eighth 
Mead  Samuel,  carter,  corner  Cherry  ay.  and  Twelfth 
Meade  Elizabeth,  widow  291  south  Third 
fMcade  Guy,  mariner  292  south  Third 
Meade  James,  hairdresser  291  south  Third 
Meade  Maiy,  widow  of  Edward,  shipmaster  N.  Sixth 

above  Wood 
fMeadesel  Anthony,  oysterman  ct.  in  Blackberry  alley 
Mealy  Patrick,  tavernkeeper  2  south  Fourth 


PHILADIlLPrilA    DiRr.CTORV.  MEL 

Mealy  William,  brickmaker  Thirteenth  bel.  Walnut 
Means  Rlizabetli,  widow  23  Green  [sec  Mien  ijf  Main 
Means  John,  victualler — d  h  South wark,  stall  2  market 

south  Seco-nd 
Meany  John,  4  (Franklin  row)  south  9th 
Meany  Owen,  labourer  319  Spruce 
Mears  Benjamin,  china  stote  47  south  4th        [sec  Mccr 
Mease  James,  m.d.  192  Chesnut        [see  Maze  iP"  ^lays 
Mease  John,  surveyor  of  damaged  ships  and   corgoes, 

Norris's  alley 
Mecaskey  Andrew,  drygoods  store  143  north  Third 
Mccaskey  John,  storekeeper  201  south  Second  cor  Pine 
Meclilin  Jacob,  accountant  149  Race 
Mtick  Michael,  labourer  St.  Mary's  street  below  7th 
Mecke  John,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer  402  N  2d 
Mecom  &  Rogers,  boardinghouse  113  Arch 
Medary  Samuel,  turpentine  distitiller,  store  447  north 

Front — d  h  16  Poplar  lane  [see  Madeira 

Median  John  S.  prmter  12  south  8th — d  h  253  S  7th 

iMcdcaj)  Philip,  waiter,  back  26  Barron 
leeker  Cory,  cordwainer  377  north  Second 
Meeker  Daniel,  cordwainer  246  north  Second 
Meeker  widow  of  Samuel  S   S  E  cor.  Third  and  High 
tMcckle  Elisha,  waiter  36  Burd's  court 
Meer  John,  artist  4  south  Seventh 

[seeMears,  Meyer  i:f  Meres 
Meer  John,  jun.  artist  Juniper  below  Chesnut 
Meers  Joseph,  stagedriver  148  Cherry 
Meers  Mrs.  victualler  351  Callowlull 
Megan  Sophia,  widow  106  Christian  street 
Megaw  Thomas,  porter  cor  Fifth  and  Davis's  court 
Megella  John,  Hunter's  court 
Megonegal  Roswell,  teacher  216  north  Sixth 
Megraw  Thomas,  tavernkeeper  &  bottler  N  E  corner 

Cedar  and  Tenth 
Meguire  John,  carter  Vine  alley  above  Twelfth 
Meguire  Patrick,  typefounder  Shippen  above  Seventh 

[see  Alaifuire  isf  M'Gtiire 
Mehany  Richard,  ship  watcliman  back  57  south  Water 
Meiers  Joseph,  coachman  9  Appletree  alley 
Meigs  Charles  D  m.  d.  134  norti;  Eighth 
Mekeal  Abraham,  carpenter  Lombard  above  Twelfth 
Meinicka  Christian,  bootmaker  285  Vine 
Melbeck  John,  broker  and  commis.  mercht.  Washington 

near  Ridge  road 
Melchor  Horatio  L.  deputy  sheriff  82  Locust  below  9th 
Melchor  John,  oakcooper  1 1  south  ay  &  4th  ab  Poplar 
Melick  John,  vict.  Buttonwond  above  Charles 
Melick  Peter,  labourer  Cobb's  court 
Melish  John,  geographer  121  Chesuut,  where  maps  of 

every  kind  may  be  had 
Melius  Wm.  floorcloth  printer  Bushhill 


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Melizet  Francis,  merchant  141  south  Second 
Melone  John,  combmaker  9  Branch 
Mellan  Robert,  carpenter  56  Current  ay. 
Mellen  widow  of  Wm.  smith  Church  street 
Meliy  B.  widow  of  Wm.  203  Shippen  street 
Mekom  Edward,  grocer  S  E  cor  11th  and  Locust 
Mendenhall  Adam,  accountant  2  Elmshe's  ay 
Mendenhall  Isaac,  wheat  fanmaker  22  Old  York  road 
Mendenhall  Isaac,  wheat  fanmaker  12  Little  Dock— 

dh  93  High 
Mendenhall  P.  accountant  29  Elfreth's  ay 
fMendonzer  Anthony,  hairdresser  29  Lombard  street 
Menige'  &  Godebout,  oysterman  30  south  Sixth 
Menige'  Oliver,  oysterman  30  south  Sixth 
Menus  John  &  Joseph,  hog  vict.  c^r  Charles  &  Pleasant 
Mensing  Frederick,  bootmaker  llsocrth  Sixth 
Mentz  Charles,  tiuplateworker  71  High — d  h  6  Poplar 
Mentz  George  W  bookbinder,  bookseller  and  stationer 

71  Sassafras  \sce  Mintz 

Menzies  John,  clock  and  watchmaker  S  "W  cor  Front 

and  Spruce 
Merady  Joseph,  labourer  Shippen's  lane 
Mercer  Bernard,  carpenter  S  W  cor  10th  8c  Locust 
Mercer  George,  tavern  and  grocery  160  south  Water 

and  161  south  Front 
Mercer  George,  grocer  56  Almond 
Mercer  Jane,  grocer  173  south  Fifth 
Mercer  Robert,  sea  captain  1  Mary  (S)        [see  Marcer 
Mercer  Robert,  auctioner  314  High 
Mercer  Thomas,  grocerSW  cor  Christian  andSwanson 
Mercier  Charles,  confectioner  104  High 
Mercier  Charles,  accountant  10  Pleasant  avenue 
Mercier  Sarah,  widow  4  Cypress  ay. 
Merdick  Ann,  shopkeeper  Maiden  near  Beach 

[see  Murdoch 
Meredith  Ann,  widow,  back  3  Little  Phie 
Meredith  Benjamin,  plasterer  98  Crown 
Meredith  Benjamin  A.    hardware  merchant  44  north 

Second— d  h  49  Duke  (N  L) 
Mei'edith  David,  baker  Buitonwood  above  Fifth 
tMeredith  David  mariner  Grissel's  ay. 
Meredith  Jos.  coachsmith  193  Shippen  &  11  Hyde's  ct. 
Meredith  Joseph,  labourer  cor.  Sch.  Fifth  and  Pine 
Meredith  Moses,  innkeeper  Coates  above  Fourth 
Meredith  widow  of  Thos.  innkeeper  Buttonwood  n.  5th 
Meredith  William,  counsellor  at  law,  office  1  souths  6th 

— d  h  S  W  cor.  Chesnut  and  Tenth 
Meredith  William  M.  attorney  at  law,  1  south  Sixth— 
-   d  h  S  W  cor.  Tenth  and  Chesnut 
Meriti  Jacob  &  Co.  355  Race 
Meres  Savah,  widow  75  Christian  street 
tMeres  Shadrack,  mariner,  back  444  south  Front 
Merkle  Christian,  labourer  11  North  ay. 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  MEY 

Merklee  Conrad,  cordwainer  108  north  Third 

Merrick  Amos,  ladies'  shoemaker  Merriott'sl.  near  5th 

Merrick  Alexander  P.  mariner  254  south  Front 

Merrick  Hannah,  widow  48  north  Sixth 

Merrick  Jushua,  carpenter  8  Mary  (S) 

Merrick  Richard,  teacher  Eleventh  above  Locust 

Merriken  Eliza,  widow.  Cherry  above  Eleventh 

Merrill  Otis  B  printer  17  north  Eighth 

Merrill  Mrs.  Otis  B.  ladies'  hatmaker  &c.  17  N  8th 

Merrit  Cinnetta,  widow  6  Jones'  ay. 

Merrit  E.  S.  8c  M.  bonnetmakers  67  Mulberry 

Merrit  Georg  ,  blacksmith  Prince  below  Second  (S) 

Merrit  John,  pilot  3  Parkham's  ay.  \ae€  Marot 

Merrit  John,  mariner  425  south  Front 

Merrit  John,  oysterman  270  south  Fifth 

Merritt  Joseph,  labourer  Webb's  ay. 

Merritt  &  Lance,  oyster  cellar  S  W  cor  6th  8c  Carpenter 

Merritt  Susan,  widow  39  George  (S) 

Merrio  Andrew,  baker,  back  422  south  Front 

Merryman  John,  carter,  corner  Queen  and  Third 

Mervin  Ferdinand,  ladies'  shoemaker  365  south  Front 

Mervine  Andrew,  cooper  Buttonwood  near  Eighth 

Mtrvine  Hannah,  widow,  teacher  181  Plum  street 

Mervine  John,  cooper  Vineyard  near  Ridge  road 

Mervine  John,  tailor  N  W  corner  Dock  and  Walnut 

Mervine  Peter,  cooper  2  Franklin  street 

Mervine  Thomas,  smith  Upper  ferry  road 

Mcser  Hcnrv,  baker  Hammilton  village 

Messchert  Matthew  H.  merchant  11  Sansom 

Messeix  Samuel,  510  south  Second 

Messinger  Simpson,  hatter  139  High  S  W  corner  4th 

Metcalfe  Margaret,  widow  6  Chancery 

Metcalfe  Wm.  teacher  back  10  north  Front 

Metham  Pren,  muffinbaker  73  south  Fourth 

Mesteyer  Lewis,  comedian.   Arch   street  theatre — dh 

2  College  avenue 
Metts  George,  Buttonwood  near  Sixth  \_8ee  MHz 

Metts  Barbary,  widow  Buttonwood  near  Sixth 
Mettler  Samuel,  401  north  Second 
Mettler  Wm  (Buck's  county  inn)  337  north  Second 
Metz  Barbara,  widow  Buttonwood  near  Fifth 
Mctz  George,  corner  Fourth  and  Lombard 
Metz  George,  carpenter  Buttonwood  near  Fifth 
Mctz  &  Jouny,  bellhangers  26  Lombard 
Metzger  Abraham,  labourer  Brown  near  Cherry 
Metzger  John,  Frombcrger's  court 
Metzger  John  M.  tailor  245  north  Second 
Metzger  widow  of  George,  Old  York  road  ab.  Poplar 
Mettey  Thomas,   oysterman,  back  19  Lombard,  cellar 

94  north  Second 
Meurer  Frederick,  dyer  Gcrmantown  road  below  3d 
Meyers  George  G.  carpenter  133  north  Third 


MID  whitely's  annual 

Meyer  Henry,  baker  9  Elfreth's  ay. 
Meyers  Henry,  sen.  merchant  13S  north  Third 
Meyers  Hannah,  widow  of  George,  innkeeper  269  Vine 
Meyers  Henry,  jun.  20  Race 

[see  Mayer,  Maker,  Myers,  Mears  isf  Meres 
Meyers  Henry,  College  avenue 
Meyers  Henry,  innkeeper  S  W  cor.  Fifth  and  Race 
Meyers  Jacob,  victualler  stall  32  New  market  south  2d 
Meyei'S  John  P.  weaver  124  north  Fifth 
Meyers  Mary,  widow  131  north  Sixth 
Meyers  Mary,  back  154  north  Fiftli 
Meyers  widow  of  Michael,  13  Callowhill 
Meyers  &  Son,  drygoods  store  1 33  north  Third 
Meyers  Thomas,  accountant  82  Wood 
Meyers  Peter  C.  merchant  133  north  Third 
Meynie'  John  U.  merchant  7  Minor — d  h  148  S  Fourth 

[see  Meany 
Michael  Rachel,  widow  of  Joseph,  100  Swanson 
Michaels  John,  labourer,  Washington  street  (P  T) 
Michellan  Lewis,  mate  of  vessel,  20  Little  German 
Mick  George,  shoemaker  285  north  Third 
Mick  Michael,  ironfounder  St  Maiy 
Mickels  Naomi,  grocer  S  E  cor.  Lombard  and  Eighth 
Mickel  James,  cedarcooper  Frankford  r,  near  Otter 
Mickel  Wm.  shipwright  Cherry  above  Duke 
Mickmack  Christian,  welldigger  Buttonwood  near  5th 
Micnicka  Christian,  cordwainer  104  north  Sixth 
tMidcap  Philip,  waiter  6  Hurst  street 
Middleton  Allen  &  Co,  blacksmiths  281  north  Third,  & 

70  Callowhill— d  h  11  Kunckel 
Middleton  Allen,  blacksmith  Emlen's  court 
Middleton  Ann,  Mrs.  70  Penn 

i Middleton  Benjamin,  coachman  129  Locust 
liddleton  Enoch,  boxmaker,  back  173  High~d  h  128 
St.  John 
Middleton  Gabriel,  lumber  merchant  188  N  Fourth 
Middleton  George,  marinerMiller's  court  (N  L) 
Middleton  Hannah,  teacher  Kunckel  near  Noble 
Middleton  Hudson,  merchant  tailor  39  Arch 
Middleton  Isaac,  labourer  Camden  (N  J) 
tMiddleton  Jacob,  mastmaker  153  Cedar 
Middleton  John,  waterman,  back  291  south  Fourth 
Middleton  John,  hatter,  back  160  Race 
Middleton  Joseph,  tailor  22  Union  ay. 
tMiddleton  Joseph,  labourer  32  Burd's  court 
Middleton  Joshua,  carpenter  177  Arch — shop  171  High 
Middleton  Lewis,  cabinetmaker  151  north  Fourth 
Middleton  Robert,  weaver  33  Prosperous  ay. 
Middleton  Wm.  agent  for  guardians  of  poor  171  Pine 
Middleton  &  Woolly,  lumber  yard  cor.  Fourth  &  Green 
fMiddlesworth  Joseph,  labourer  Juliana  below  Noble 
Midlin  Walter,  sea  captain  379  south  Front 


PHILADELPHIA   UIRKCTORY.  IMIL 

Mierckcn  Peter  &  Co.  sugar  refiners  37Shippen 
Miercken  Catharine,  widow  53  Shippen 
Miersch  Elizab.  victualler  Gaitleii — stall  28  N  market 
Miffin  &  Conrad,  brush  manuf.  75  Higli 
Mifflin  Benjamin,  printer  6  6ansom 
Mifflin  Jas.  L.  aucioneer  34  south  Front — d  h  351  High 
Mifflin  Joseph,  accountant  176  Vine 
Mifflin  Lloyd,  merchant  21  Church  ay. — d  h  176  Vine 
Mifflin  Mary,  widow  of  Benjamin,  6  Sansom 
Mifflin  Mrs  C.  widow  of  John  F.  226  Walnut 
Mifflin  Samuel,  merchant  164  south  Ninth 
Mifflin  Thomas,  merchant  31  Chesnut— d  h  351  High 
Mifflin  Thomas,  carpenter  4  Pear 
Mii^ht  Eliza,  Smith's  court 
tMilbin  Peter,  woodsawyer,  back  12  Christian 
Milbine  John  C.  baker  Lombard  street  alley 
Miles  Ann,  widow.  Sixth  near  Fitzwalter 
Miles  Catharine,  widow,  139  south  Eleventh  street 
Miles  Edward,  drawing  master  206  Walnut 
Miles  Elizabeth,  washerwoman  234  Shippen 
Miles  Jacob,  boot  and  shoe  manuf.  25  south  Fourth 
f  Miles  John,  waiter,  back  15  Mulberry  alley 
Miles  Lewis,  49  Cedar  ^see  MUles  ls>  Mills 

Miles  Mary,  widow  of  John,  gunsmith  86  Callowhill 
Miles  Rebecca,  widow,  N  E  cor.  Walnut  and  Seventh 
Miles  Robert,  carpenter  114  south  Tenth 
Miles  widow  of  Wm.  reedmaker  429  north  Third 
Miley  Frederick,  senr.  carter  Juniper  above  Cherry 
Miley  Frederick,  junr.  carter  Thirteenth  below  Race 
Miley  George,  victualler  and  innkeeper  Broad  ab.  Race 
Miley  Jacob,  cordwainer  N  Sixth  near  Germ,  road 
Miley  Jacob,  victualler  Second  above  Ger.  road 
Miley  John,  brickmaker  Juniper  above  Cherry 
Miley  John,  victualler  George  (N  L)  near  Fourth 
Miley  John,  victualler  George  above  Third  (N  L)— 
stall  16  N  L  market  \_see  Marlcy  iJf  Myerli 

Miley  John,  vict.  136  Browne — stall  13  N  L  market 
Miley  William,  cabinetmaker  6th  near  CJer.  road 
jMiltord  James,  labourer  6  Warner's  court 
Millar  Thomas,  watchmaker  80  north  Second 
Millard  Charles,  carver  412  north  Front 
Millard  Clement,  m.  d,  410  north  Front 
Millard  Elizabeth,  widow,  16  Branner's  alley 
Millard  William,  surgeon  dentist  53  Catharine 

\^see  Millward 
Miller  Aaron,  labourer  Twelfth  below  Race 
Miller  Abraham,  labourer  3  Callowhill 
Miller  Abm.  &:  Andrew,  jun.  poiters  45  and  47  Z^ine 
Miller  Adam,  flour  mercht.  348  High  [str  Millars 

Miller  Adam,  tanner  Twelfth  below  Race 
Miller  Adam,  tobacconist  350  north  Third 
Miller  Adam,  ropemaker  Shakamaxon  ab.  Bedford 
Miller  Agnes,  1  Marble  alley 


MIL  white'ly's  annual 

Miller  Alexander,  bottler  and  tavern  56  south  Water 

Miller  Andrew,  sen.  gentleman  45  Zane  street 

Miller  Ann,  widow,  nurse  513  north  Third 

Miller  Ann,  gentlewoman  199  Spruce 

Miller  Ann,  widow,  7  Juliana  N  E  comer  Wood 

fMiller  Anthony,  shoemaker,  back  387  north  Third 

tMiller  Anthony,  labourer  38  Blackberry  alley 

Miller  Catharine,  milkwoman  Palmer  above  Duke 

Miller  Catharine,  nurse  22  Poplar  lane 

Miller  Catharine,  widow,  188  St.  John 

Miller  Catharine,  widow,  32  Elizabeth 

Miller  Charles,  manner,  back  24  Small 

Miller  Charles,  grocer  and  chocolate  manufacturer,  208 

and  210  nortli  Third 
Miller  Charles,  baker  269  south  Fifth 
Mdlev  Christian,   labourer  Frankford  road   opposite 

Marlborough 
Miller  Cliristopher,  labourer  170  Shippen 
Miller  Clement  S.  attorney  at  law   113  Walnut — d  h 

202  south  Front 
Miller  Conrad,  tailor  345  north  Front 

i Miller  Cybelle,  widow,  Bradford's  alley 
liller  D.  gardener  Carpenter  below  Sixth  (S) 
Miller  Paniel,  innkeeper  416  north  Second 
Miller  Bctniel  H.  hardware  merchant  162  north  2d 
Miller  Daniel  K  potter  310  north  Second 
Miller  Daniel  L  mercht.  13  N  2d~d  h  Coates  ab.  7th 
Miller  Daniel  L.  &  Co.  merchants  13  north  Second 
Miller  David,  76  Lombard 
Miller  David,  cedar  cooper  Laurel  near  Budd 
Miller  David,  labourer  43  south  Water 
fMiller  David,  woodsawyer  154  south  Eighth 
tMiller  Elijah,  porter  Norman  alley 
jMillei'.Elijah,  labourer  Ninth  below  Lombard 
Milkrf'^izabeth,  widow,  128  Coates'  street 
Miller  Elizabeth,  widow.  Smith's  alley 
Miller  Elizabeth,  shopkeeper  306  north  Second 
fMiller  Ephrairn,  porter  2  Warner's  court 
fMiller  Fanny,  widow.  Old  York  road  near  Coates 
Miller  Francis,  combmaker  Hopkins'  court 
Miller  Francis,  blacksmith  Sch.  Fourth  near  Spruce 
Miller  Frederick,  mariner  14  York  court 
Miller  Frederick,  victualler  Grissel's  alley 
Miller  George,  teacher  of  German,  back  33  N.  Fourth 
MiUer  George,  blacksmith  Christian  below  Fifth 
Miller  George,  cordwainer  187  St.  John 
Miller  George,  victualler  Eightl'.  above  Buttonwood 
Miller  George,  victualler  stall  1  New  Market 
Miller  George,  black  and  whitesmith  212  Vine 
Miller  George,  stove  and  saddletree  maker  148  north 

Third—d  h  212  Vine 
Miller  George,  shipjoiner  31  Charlotte 
fMiller  George,  carpenter  2  Warner's  court 


I'HlLAOnLPHIA    DIRECTORY.  MIL 

j  Miller  George,  porter,  back  78  nortli  Fourtli 
fMilliT  (icorge,  oysterman  130  nortli  Second 
Miller  Henry,  cooper  24  Hurst 

Miller  Henry,  sawfiler  42  Arch — d  h  67  Tammany 
Miller  Henry,  ship\yriglvt  Hanover  near  Bcdtord 
Miller  Henry,  sugar  refiner  Mar^aretta  and  Charlotte 
Miller  Henry,  mariner  8  Callowlnll 
Miller  Henry,  colourman,  back  314  north  Second 
Miller  Henry  H.  vict.  262  N  8th— stall  12  High  st.  mark. 
Miller  Hugh,  weaver,  corner  Cedar  and  Thirteenth 
Miller  Hugh,  cordwainer  Sixth  above  Green 
Miller  Isabella,  tavernkeeper  95  south  Water 
Miller  Jacob,  I'opemaker,  corner  Prime  and  Ele\enth 
Miller  Jacob,  potter  Rose  alley  above  Tammany 
Miller  Jacob,  mariner  38  Christian 
Miller  Jacob,  labourer  496  north  SeCond 
Miller  Jacob,  baker  18  Arch 
tMiller  Jacob,  labourer  183  Spruce 
7 Miller  Jacob,  labourer  Broi.d  near  Vine 
tMiller  Jacob,  woudsawyer  Bradford's  alley 
JMiller  Jacob,  tanner  196  Lombard 
JMdler  Jacob,  vict.  cellar  Cedar  st. — d  h  122  German 
jMdler  Jacob,  labourer,  cor.  Shippen  &  Shippen's  lane 
Miller  James,  tailor  52  north  Eighth 
Miller  James,  gardener  Hamilton  village 
Miller  James,  sailmaker  89  Swanson  street 
tMiller  James,  oyster  cellar  203  Cedar 
Miller  Jane,  back  7  Filbert 
Miller  Jane,  widow,  storekeeper  260  Sassafras 
Miller  Jesse,  sexton  1st  Baptist  church  42  N.  Second 
Miller  John,  innkeeper  63  north  Fourth 
Miller  John,  turner,  &c.  144  Cherry 
Miller  John,  sawshai-per,  back  310  north  Second 
Miller  John,  jun.  merchani  109  and  d  h  202  S.  Front 
Miller  John,  cabinetmaker  Coates  above  Fourth 
Miller  John,  constable  126  Callowhill 
Miller  John,  weaver  Lombard  above  T\v6lfth 
Miller  John,  labourer  571  south  Second 
Miller  John,  shipwatch  274  Swanson 
Miller  John,  carter  Callowhill  above  Tenth 
Miller  John,  carpenter  Juniper  above  Hare 
Miller  John,  victualler  20  Old  shambles  High  street 
Miller  John,  smith  153  south  Fifth 
Miller  John,  labourer  corner  Coates  and  Sixth 
Miller  John,  ostler  4  Sugar  alley 
Miller  John,  tobacconist  350  north  Third 
Miller  John,  stevedore  464  south  Front 
Miller  John,  labourer  Lombard  near  Schuylkill 
Miller  John  C,  innkeeper  228  Swanson 
Miller  John,  waiter  272  south  Fourth  street 
Miller  John,  labourer  Washington  near  Ridge  road 
Miller  John,  labourer  Old  York  road  near  Fifth 
Miller  Joseph,  grocer  N  W  comer  New  and  Third 


MIL  whitely's  annual 

Miller  Joseph,  salt  stove  N  W  corner  Third  and  New 
Miller  Joseph,  labourer  Cherry  below  West 
Miller  &  Lovett,  tobacconists  47  Cedar  8c  389  N  2d 
Miller  Lydia,  nurse,  back  110  Catharine 
Miller  Lydia,  widow,  89  Moyamensingroad 
Miller  Mai'garet,  widow,  348  N  3d  N  W  cor.  Green 
Miller  Margaret  Miss,  boardinghouse  287  Chesnut 

J  Miller  Mark,  carjjenter,  back  of  90  Bedford  above  7th 
liller  Martin,  tanner  45  Browne 
Milter  Mary,  mantuamaker  180  Shippen 
Miller  Mary,  widow,  back  S3  German 
Miller  Mary,  widow,  S  E  corner  ElevcHth  and  Castle 
Millet- Mary,  widow,  back  24  Kunckel 
Miller  Mary,  tailoress  1  Ranstead's  court 
Miller  Mary,  tailoress  5  Pratt's  court 
Miller  Mary,  widow,  Hanover  above  Queen 
Miller  Mary,  widow,  134  Browne 
Miller  Matthew,  labourer  Camden  (N  J) 
Miller  Matthias,  ladies'  shoemaker  83  Passyunk  road 
Miller  Michael,  carter  Moyamensing  r.  bcl.  Greenwich 

i Miller  Milford,  labourer  Paschall's  alley 
liller  Moses,  ladies'  shoemaker  Poplar  lane  below  4th 
Miller  &  Moser,  potters  310  north  Second 
tMiller  Moses,  woodsawyer  13  Springett  alley 
Miller  Mrs.  widow.  Garden  street 
Miller  Nicholas,  blacksmith  Newmarket  above  Pegg 

J  Miller  Noah,  shoemaker  196  Lombard  street 
liller  Peter,  M.  D.  181  Mulberry 
Miller  Peter,  gardener  Cedar  near  Broad 
tMiller  Peter,  mariner,  back  199  Lombai'd 
Miller  Philip,  printer  York  street 
Miller  Philip,  tobacconist  47  Cedar 
Mdler  Rachel  &  Co.  storekeepers  28^  north  Second 
Miller  Rachel,  10  north  Third 

fMiller Richard,  painter  &c.  cor.  Cedar  and  Seventh 
Miller  Robert,  blacksmith  Juniper  below  Spruce 
Miller  Rosanna,  widow.  Crown  near  Frankford  r. 
Miller  Robert,  copperplate  printer  Cedar  above  12th 
Miller  Samuel,  carpenter  47  Green 
Miller  Samuel,  wheat  fanmaker  170  and  172  Spruce 
Miller  Samuel,  ship  carpenter,  back  39  Beck's  alley 
Miller  Sarah,  widow.  Brown  below  Front 
Miller  Simon,  waterman  7  Little  German 
•fMiller  Thomas,  waiter  57  Currant  alley 
Miller  &  Van  Beuren,  merchants  109  south  Front 
Miller  Warwick  P,  of  the  Pennsy' vania  hospital 
Miller,  widow  of  Samuei,  Wiley's  court 
Miller  Williahfi,  sea  captain  485  south  Front 
MilUer  William,  jeweller,  &c.  49  south  Second 
Miller  William,  carter  135  Cherry 
MillerWm.sec'ry.  to Philad. Insurance  Comp.  55  Unioji 
Miller  Wm.  grocer  415  S  Front  S  W  cor.  Catharine 
Miller  "William  T.  tobacconist  171  north  Second 


PHILADELVIIIA   DIIU-CTOUY.  MIN 

Miller  \\'iUiam,  victuullcr  Buttonwood  above  Charles 
Miller  ^^'\n.  dr)  goods  store  S  E  coniei-  '2d  and  Pine 
Milliettc  Joseph,  lypctoimder  275  south  Seventh 
Milli^iin  Francis,  storekeciK-r  54  High — d  h  13  Church 
MiUigan  John,  farmer,  back  102  Higli 
MiMigan  Patrick,  cordwaincr  51  Small 
Millij^aii  Samuel,  atiornev  at  law,  263  Chcsnut 
Milligan  Wm.  dravmnn  Joncs' stj-eet  above  Sch.  5th 
Millik m  Robert,  boot  and  shoe  manufartory  40  Chcsnut 

[.v(r  Mullikin 
Millikan  William,  grocer  25  Strawberry 
Milliman  Jolin,  constable  1"  Carter's  alley 
Millis  Nehemiuh,  cabinetmaker  Maria  near  5th  (N  L) 

[^scc  Mills 
Millman  Jesse,  shoe  warehouse  266  Hig'n  S  R  cor.  8th 
Millman  William,  shoemaker  348  north  Second 
Mills  Ann,  widow,  419  si-utli  Front 
Mills  George,  lookingglass  frame  maker  Ger.  r.  op.  4th 
Mills  George,  jun.  cabinetmaker  44  Crown 
Mills  Kdw;»rd,  labourer  M'Ginnes's  court 
Mills  Elizabeth,  widow,  5  Cox's  alley 
Mills  Evey,  widow,  Bedford  near  Shiikamaxon 
Mills  J.imes.  labourer  Frankford  road  near  first  gate 
Mills  Jaincs,  hatter  Sheaff's  alley     [.scf  Miles  iJ"  Millis 
hMills  ll(il)ert.  porter  228  Lombard 
Slills  Smith,  constable  79  New 
Mills  VVhitton,  ferryman  Cooper's  ferry  (N  J) 
Mills  William,  M'CuUoch's  court 
Millwanl  William,  mastmaker  448  north  Third 
Millwood  John,  m  iiincr  Sarah  near  Bedford  (K) 
Milne  Edmund,  (90  years  of  age)  83  (ireen 
Milnu  Mic.liaol,  fruiterpr  S  E  cor.  High  &  Third — d  h 

25  north  Fourth 
Milne  Richard,  merchant  9  S  Front — d  h  7  Sansom 
Milner  Eliza,  widow  boardinghouse  116  north  Water 
Milner  Eliza,  widow  S.  Sixth  next  below  Fitzwalter 
Milner  (ieorge,  weaver  100  nnilh  Fifth 
Milner  Pl\oebe,  boardinghouse   1  north  Sixth 
Milnor  Isaac,  wine  and  grocery  store  Chcsnut  street 

wharf  d  h  96  south  Second 
Milnor  John,  taylor  SO  north  Water 
Milnor  &  Richarls,  grocers  and  iron  merdiants  S  W 

Cftrner  'lliird  and  Vine 
Milnor  Robert,  druggist,  Sec.  161  south  Second 
Milnor  Wm.  merohant  S  W  cor.  Vine  &  3d— h  h  87  Vine 
Minch  Benjamin,  carpenter.  490  south  Second  street 
Minck  Adam,  innkeeper  (CJolden  Fleece)  240  N.  Second 
Mingle  John  &  son.  blacksmiths  263  Race 
Mingle  John,  sen.  blacksmith  263  Race— d  h  65  N.  8th 
Mingle  John,  jun.  blacksmitli  263  Race— d  h  65  N.  8th 
Mingk-  Philip,  brewer  53  Mechanic 
>'inns  Joseph,  hog  victualler  cor.  Charles  &  Pleasant 


MIT       -  WHITELY'S  ANNUAL 

Minier  William,  carpenter  Kunckel  above  Tammany 
Minore  T.  confectioner  and  fruiterer  115  north  Third 
fMintes  Barsillas,  porter  24  Currant  alley 
fMintes  William,  shipwright  269  Catharine 
Mintzer  Adam,  carter  321  north  Third 
Mintzer  Christopher,  hog  victualler  stall  14  Old  N.  L. 

market 
Mintzer  David,  drajrman,  4th  near  George  (N.  L) 
Mintzer  Deborah,  widow,  35  north  Third 
Mintzer  Francis,  ladies  shoemaker,  back  102  Christian 
Mintzer  John  G.  innkeej)er  404  north  Second 
Mintzer  John,  victualler  Fourth  above  Poplar  lane 
Mintzer  Joseph,  victualler  back  600  south  Second 
Mintzer  Peter,  coachtrimmer,  8cc.  Thirteenth  bel.  Vine 
Miquet  Francis,  suspendermaker  &  perfumer  236  north 

Front 
Miraben  Bertrand,  confectioner  15  south  Fourth 
Mirkil  Barbara,  widow  Taper  alley 
Miskey  Anthony,  tailor  anddrygoods  store  382  north  2d 
Mitchell  Abel,  ropemaker  566  north  Second 
Mitchell  Abel,  jun.  tailor  566  north  Second 
Mitchell,  Ames  &  White,  publishers,  office  305  Arch 
Mitchell  Abm.  inspector  of  staves  21  Duke  (N.  L-) 
Mitchell  Abraham,  jun.  accountant  3  PfeifFer's  alley 
Mitchell  Andrew,  meixhant,  68  south  Front 
Mitchell  Benjamin,  bricklayer  Noble  near  Third 
Mitchell  Catharine,  widow  back  5  Little  Pine 
Mitchell  Charles,  hairdresser  and  bleeder  402  north  2d 
Mitchell  Caleb,  mariner  587  south  Second  street 
Mitchell  Daniel,  cell-keeper  Philadelphia  almshouse 
Mitchell  Elizabeth,  widow  5  Pleasant  avenue 
Mitchell  Elizabeth,  widow  126  north  Fifth 
Mitchell  Francis,  trunkmaker  Vine  between  11th  8c  12th 
fMitchell  Francis,  shipwright  Davis's  court  back  72 

Christian 
Mitchell  George,  laboui-er  14  Green  (S.) 
Mitchell  Gilbert  L.  Buck's  county,  and  Montgomery 

Hotel,  S  E  corner  Six|,h  and  Vine 
Mitchell  Jacob,  mahogany  merchant  131  Cedar 
Mitchell  James  &  Co.  grocers  8  and  12  Old  Yord  road 
Mitchell  James,  fancy  chairmaker  76  south  Fourth 
Mitchell  James,  M.  n.  98  Shippen 
-J-Mitchell  James,  paperstainer,  back  111  Christian 
tMitchell  Jane,  widow,  Atkinson's  court 
Mitchell  Jesse,  carpenter  St.  John  above  St.  Tammany 
Mitchell  John,  chairmaker  520  north  Front 
Mitchell  John,  labourer  Marlborough  near  Prince 
tMitchell  John,  upholsterer  83  Gaskill  street 
{Mitchell  John,  hairdresser  Ridge  road  near  Collowhill 
Mitchell  John,  carpenter  70  north  Sixth 
Mitchell  John,  tailor  Simmon's  court 
Mitchell  Joseph  B.  accountant  64  Gaskill 
Mitchell  Joseph,  boatbuilder  414  south  Second 


PHILAnEI.PIirA  niRFXTORY.  MON 

Mitchell  Hachel,  widow  398  north  Front 
Mitcliell  Robert,  emcer  50  nf^rlh  Third 
Mitchell  Samuel  A.  publisher,  &r,.305  Arch 
M'tchell  Thomris,  conveyancer  N  VV  cor.  3d  &  Spruce 
Mitchell  Thomas  D.   m.  n.  itK/uirc  131  Cedar 
Mi'chell  Thomas  L.  fancy  chairmaker  Loxley's  court 
Mitrtiell  5c  Tliomman,  grocers  50  nortii  Third 
Miiclicll  William,  whipinaker  77  and  114  St.  John 
Mitrlieson  K,  br.mdy  &  cordial  distiller  275  north  Third 
Mitchner  Isaac,  farrier,  corner  Ger.  road  and  Laurel 
Mittaiij^Ji  Eliza,  widow  4  Blackberry  ;dlcy 

Mites  W'm. Smith's  court  near  Sch.  Eighth 

Mochcll  Win.  labourer  Acorn  alley 
M'lck  Adam,  carter  523  north  Third  street 
tMode  David,  mariner  Shi|)pen  above  Seventh 
Moffat  Spencer,  grocer,  corner  Race  and  Tenth 
Moffct  Alexander,  weaver  Cedar  near  Tiiirteenth 
MoflL'c  Camper,  bootmaker,  back  13  Decatur 
Mrffctt  Adam,  labourer  back  13  Decatur     [see  Maffet 
Moffott  Hichard,  blacksmith,  210  south  Seventh 
Miiliere  Henry,  gentleman  292  south  Se.tbud 
Molineux  Benj.  hatter  4  north  Sixth — cTh  377  Race 
Mdineux  John  E.  hairdresser  187  and  189  Cedar 
Molony  James,  currier  Gray's  ferry  road  below  Cedar 
Molony  John,  combmaker  4  back  131  north  Second 
Momma  Henry  L.  weaver  145  Coates  street 
Monell  John,  merchant  tailor,  corner  Chesnut  and  6th 
M  )nell  Wm^  cordwainer  Margaretta  below  Second 
Monet  Peter,  machinemaker  Sliippen  above  Ninth 
M  iigan  Francis,  drover  13th  below  High 
Monges  John  R.  M.  d.  13  Sansom 
Monegar  John,  painter,  &c:  Sixth  above  Poplar 
Mongar  Christian,    victualler  42  Old  N.  L.  market— 

d  h  Fourth  near  Master  street 
Monier  Phcebe.  widow  8  Friends'  almshouse 
Moke  Cynthia  Mrs.  31  German 
Moland  Elizabeth,  teacher  6  Clever  alley 
tMoies  Samuel,  bootcleancr  4  Bonsall  street 
Monk  Phoebe,  widow  1  Eckfeldt's  court 
Monk  Joseph,  mariner  168  north  Water 
M'lnuiiigton  Jolui,  carpenter  211  north  Sixth 
tMonroe  Abraliam,  shoemaker  Old  York  r.  bel.  Noble 
jMi-nroe  Abiaham,  m:iriner  14  Springelt  alley 
Mcin'oe  Ji  hn,  clerk  212  south  Fifth 
Munroe  William,  cordwainer  90  (>askill 

iMonshcU  Jane,  Miss,  246  Lombard 
lontaig  JaiiR'.,  drayman  26  Jidiana 
Muntant  Claudius,  storekeeper  56  south  Fourth 
Mnntanvt  F-dwanl,  cordwamer  Passyimk  below  Pnme 
Mon  elius  Wm.  mercliant277  High-^d  h50  N.  Seventh 
Montelius  Marcus  &  Co    tobacconists  270  Higli 
Montgomery  Alexander  jun.  brickmaker6th  ab.  Greca 
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MOO  whitjely's  annual 

Montgomery  Andrew,  teacher  332  south  Front— school 

64  Lombard 
Montgomery  Austin,  mercht.  41 N.  Front — dh  252  Arch 
Montgomery  Charles,  33  Powell 
Montgomery  John  C.  73  Spruce 
Montgomery  John,  labourer  West  near  Marlborough 
Montgomery  John,  carpenter'Second  above  Beaver 
Montgomery  John,  Smith's  alley 
Montgomei'y  John,  bricklayer,  Prosperous  alley 
Montgomery  John,  bricklayer,  Loxley's  court 
Montgomery  Joseph,  merchant  101  north  Front — d  h  4 

Rittenhouse  place 
Montgomery  Joseph,  brickmaker  Buttonwood   above 

Charles 
Montgomery  Joseph  jr.  brickmaker  Buttonwood  above 

Charles 
Montgomery  Thomas,  gentleman  N  E  cor.  John  8c  Wood 
Montgomery  Thomas,  cordwainer  cor.  Walnut  8c  11th 
Montgomery  William,  jun.  merchant  63  Lombard  cor. 

Third 
Montgomer^eiVm.  merch.  101  N.  Front— d  h  128  Arch 
Montgomery  vv'm.  &  Son,  merchants  101  north  Front 
Montgomery  WiUiam,  boot  and  shoemaker  N  E  corner 

Chesnut  and  Seventh 
fMontier  Rachel,  widow  36  Crown 
MontmoUin  Frederick,  late  auctioneer  8  north  Third 
MontmoUin  M.  8c  L.  drygoods  store,  8  north  I'hird 
Moode  Jacob,  fisherman  Queen  near  Wood 
Moode  John,  fisherman,  near  the  Glass-house  (K.) 
Moody  Ehzabeth,  washerwoman  12th  above  Cherry 
Moody  John,  printer  inquire  Twelfth  above  Cherry 
Moody  Moses  B.  merch.  10  S.  Wharves — d  h  94  Arch 
Moody  Sarah,  Miss,  124  south  Sixth  street 
Moody,  Wyman  8c  Co.  merchants,  ufi  stairs  10  South 

wharves 
Moon  Wm.  ladies'  shoemaker  12  south  Second 
Mooney  Cornelius,  grocer  268  south  Fourth  street 
Mooney  Daniel,  painter,  8cc.  124  Shippen  corner  Crab 
Mooney  Dennis,  papermaker,  Davison's  alley 
Mooney  Hugh,  blacksmith,  corner  High  and  Sch.  4th 
Mooney  Jacob,  victualler  St.  John  above  Poplar 
Mooney  James,  carter  260  Cedar 
Mooney  Jane,  widow  166  Shippen 
Mooney  John,  labourer  289  south  Fourth  street 
Mooney  John,  labourer  Washington  above  Callowhill 
Mooney  John,  botler  298  Vine 
Mooney  Thomas,  labourer  170  south  Sixth 
Moor  Ann,  fortune-teller  18  Blackberry  alley 
Moore  Ann,  widow  121  Swansea 
Moore  Ann,  Sch.  Front  above  Arch 
Moore  Archibald,  shoemaker  Second  near  German,  road 
Moore  Archibald,  labourer  Sch.  Third  near  High 
Moore  Andrew,  tooth-brushmaker  9  Hinckel's  court 
Moore  Asa,  cooper  Bickham's  court,  back  254  S.  Front 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRIXTOnV.  MOO 

Moore  Asher,  coachmaker  Haiisc's  court  [tee  Mown: 
Moore  Christiana,  widow  95  south  Fifth 
Moore  David,  grocery  and  tavern,  1  Spruce 
Moore  David,  grocer  Broad  below  George 
Moore  David,  cabinetmaker,  52  Crown 
Moore  Dorothea,  widow  268  Lombard  street 
Moore  Edward,  grocer  and  bottler  299  VValnut 
Moore  EUjah,  barkeeper  at  Merchants'  coffee-house 
Moore  EUzabeth,  widow  of  Marmaduke,  stonecutter  4.> 

Filbert 
Moore  Fred,  dry  goods  store  18  N.  2d — d  h  New  ab.  3d 
Moore  Geo.  gardener,  corner  Carpenter  &  Passyunk 
Moore  George  D.  painter,  ike.  479  High 

i Moore  George,  mariner  8th  below  Lombard 
loore  &  Gray,  grocers  6  Decatur 
Moore  Hannah,  wife  of  John,  Spafford  ab.  Shippen  st. 
tMoore  Hannibal,  labourer  Filbert  near  Sch.  Eighth 
Moore  James,  carter  Sixth  below  Coates 
Moore  Jacob,  millwright  Sarah  (K.) 
Moore  James,  oakcoopcr  28  Bread 
Moore  James,  seacaptam  132  south  Eighth 
Moore  James,  bottler  242  south  Fourth 
Moore  James,  weaver  Hazel  alley  above  Walnut 
Moore  James,  soapboiler  6th  near  Coates 
Moore  Jeremiah,  shoemaker  50  south  Front 
Moore  John,  carpenter  321  Race  &  Kunckcl  bel.  Green 
Moore  John,  brickmaker  500  south  Second  street 
Moore  John,  plasterer  469 .Race 
Moore  John,  victualler  82  Garden  near  Logan 
Moore  John  C.  bricklayer  16  Chester 
Moore  Jolin  Wilson,  m.  d.  61  Spruce 
Moore  John  M  d.  65  south  Seventh 
Moore  John,  carpenter  Kunckel  below  Gieen 
Moore  Jonathan,  boardinghouse  13  Crab 
Moore  Joseph,  carpenter  12th  below  Spruce 
Moore  Luke,  pewterer  501  soutli  Second 
Mooic  Margaret,  widow  24  Watson's  alley 
Moore  Mary,  widow  Queen  near  Bishop 
Moore  Mary,  shopkeeper  67  Race 
Moore  Mary,  china  store  13nortli  Fifth 
Moore  Mary  and  Sarah,  2  Bank 
Moore  Mary,  widow  7  Shields'  court 
Moore  Mrs.  widow,  nurse  Poplar  lane  above  St.  John 
Moore  Myers  &  Co.  mcrcliants  190  High 
Moore  Peter,  silk  seller  154  soutli  Fifth 
tMoore  Reulx-n,  master  sweep  199  Lo<ilj''t'^l 
Moore  Suniucl,  carpenter,  corner  4tb  :•;."'  George 
Moore  Samuel  F.  plasterer,  155  noMi  Ninth 
Moore  Sarah,  widow  36  Bread 
Moore  Sarah,  widow  89  Pine 

Moore  Saraii,  widow  2  LyndsH's  allev 

Moore  Sarali    Ann,   mantuamaker  Washmgton  street 
near  Schuylkill 


MOR  whitely''s  annual 

Moore  Sarah,  widow  46  St.  Tammany  street 
Moore  Thomas,  grocer  19  north  Fifth 
Moore  Wm.  cord  wainer  18  Starr  alley 
Moore  Wm.  weaver  Newmarket  near  Pegg 
Moore  Wm.  currier  480  north  Second 
Moore  Wm.  ship  carpenter  567  south  Second 
Moore  Wm.  soap  and  candle  manuf.  127  south  Sixth 
Moore  Wm.  caulker  Cherry  near  Prince 
Moore  Wm.  blacksmith,  back  249  Shippen 
Moore  Wm.  plasterer  Poplar  lane  near  Third 
fMoore  Wm.  carriage  driver  Chfton  street 
Moorhead  George,  weaver  13th  near  Cedar 
Moran  Edward,  labourer  SheafF's  alley 
Mcians  Sarah,  widow,  back  199  Lombard 

iMorant  Charles,  mariner  230  Lombard 
lorasso  Sebastian,  tavern  N  W  cor.  2d  and  Lombard 
Moi'ehane  Joseph,  accountant,  back  487  north  Third 
Moreland  Daniel,  soapboiler  Lily  alley      \_see  Morland 
Moren  Wm.  turner  Vine  west  of  Broad 
Morgan  Aury,  seaman  corner  Bread  and  Arch 
Morgan  Benjamin  R.  counsellor  at  law  41  Arch 
Morgan  Bennet,  stonecutter  9  Heyde's  court 
tMorgan  Charles,  woodsawyer  Jones'  alley  (N.  L.) 
Morgan  David,  mariner  8  Parham's  alley 
Morgan  George  W.  esq.  371  Arch 
Morgan  James,  carpenter  192  Eighth  above  Vine 
Morgan  John,  sheet  iron  manuf.  12  PfeifFer's  alley 
Morgan  John,  seed  store  88^  north  Ninth 
Morgan  John,  curiner  Holmes'  alley 
Morgan  John,  brassfounder  Callowhill  ab.  Twelfth 
Morgan  Jno.  E.  glue  8c  cowskin  whipmaker  Vine  b.  12th 
Morgan  Luke,  teacher  Bishop  near  Queen 
Morgan  Luke,  carpenter  289  south  Fourth 
Morgan  Mary,  widow  Penn  (K.) 
Morgan  Mordecai,  m.  d.  2  south  Tenth 
Moi'gan  Mrs.  widow,  nurse  7  vVood  above  Second 
M-ngan  Nicholas,  mariner  68  Coates 
Movgan  Peter,  storekeeper  265  south  Second 
Morjjan  Solomon,  grocer  235  south  Fourth 
Morgan  Thomas,  sea  captain  55  Queen  (S. ) 
Morgan  Thomas,  neatsfoot  oil,  glue,  &c.  manufactory 

381  Callowhill 
Morgan  l^omas  A.  mercht.  41  Dock— d  h  94  S.  Front 
M    ganTht-mas  W.mercht.43iN. Front— dh  4 Lodge 
M  .r^^an  Thot»as,  cordwainer  116  north  Sixth 
tMorgan  Thongs,  waiter  5  Prune 
Morgan  Ward,  s^a  captaih  303  south  Front 
Morgan  Wm  laborer  Sch.  Third  above  High 
Morgan  Wm.  glue  St-^owskin  whipmaker  Vine  bel.  12th 
Morgan  Wai  H.  carvtv  and  gilder  114  Chesnut 
Mr,rij;an  Wm.  V,  bookbin^ler  Mujdle  alley 
Morin  Alex,  jeweller,  chabe,r  &  die  sinker  113  N.  3d 
Monn  John,  jeweller  8cc.  23  Rorth  Third 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  MOK 

Morland  Martha,  widow  132  Browne 

[sec  A'laijland  and  ^^Torrland 
Morrell  Abraham,  mariner  Green  ab.  Old  York  road 
Morrell  James,  hatter  123  north  Water 
Morrell  James,  china  mercht.  57  N.  Fourth — d  h  12th 

above  Arch 
Morrell  Jolm,  carjienter  125  north  Eleventli 
Morrell  Mrs.  widow,  trader  Wi-ight's  alley 
Morrell  Mrs.  widow,  corner  Cherry  and  Juniper 
Morrell  Judith  Mrs.  midwife  71  Union 

see  Murrell  and  Morel 
Morrell  Richard,  china  mercht  24  Minor — d  h  5  Lomb. 
Morrell  Richard  &  Tliomas,  china  meixhants  24  Minor 
Morrell  Robert,  late  ctiiiia  mercht.  S  E  cor.  10th  &  Arch 
Morrell  Robert  E.  carpenter  148  Cherry 
Morrell  Thomas,  china  mercht.  24  Minor — d  h  43  S.  8th 
Morris  Aaron,  carter  31  Browne 
Morris  Abigail,  widow  of  Joseph,  160  north  Front 
|Morri3  Abiaham,  labourer  Clever  alley 
f  Morris  Amos,  labourer  45  Small 
Morris  Ann,  widow,  tailoress  293  south  Third 
Morris  Anna  Mrs.  widow  of  Robert,  jun.  196  Chesnut 
Morris  Anthony  J.  gentleman  21  Powell 
Morris  Anthony  P.  tanner  and  currier  68  south  Second 
Morris  Benjamin,  cordwainer,  back.  44  Budd 
tMorris  Benjamin,  glass  papermaker  Paper  alley 
Morris  8c  Brother,  druggists  &c.  45  north  Third 
Morri.s  Casper  W.  gentleman  19  Prune 
Morris  Catiiarine  W.  56  north  Fourth 
Morris  Daniel,  harnessmaker  Sturges'  court 
■fMorris  Daniel,  waiter,  back  52  Currant  alley 
fMorris  Edward,  coacliman  Bonsall 

i Morris  Eleanor,  widow  26  Shiimen 
lorris  Evan  &  Wm.  slaters  3  Miller's  alley 
Alorris  George,  merchant  182  High — d  h  236  Spruce 
Morris  George  L.  bookbinder  2  Dock 
Morris  George  W.  brushmaker  125  north  Second 
tMorris  George,  porter,  back  23  North  alley 
Morris  Gertrude,  grocer  67  Race 
jMorris  Hannah,  widow  Catharine  above  Third 
tMorris  Hester,  widow  SpafFord  street 
Morris  Isaac,  cordwainer  44  Budd 
Morris  Isaac  W.  late  brewer  144  south  Fourth 
tMorris  Jacob,  labourer  230  Lombaid 
Morris  Jehu,  grocery  and  tavern  427  north  Front 
Morris  Jeremiah,  druggist  293  Higlv 
tMorris  J,  dealer  85  Bedford  (M.)  ^ 
Morris  Jolin,  bootmaker  38  south  Eighth 
Morris  John,  brushmaker,  back  506  south  Second 
Morris  John,  blacksmith  Say  street 
Morris  John,  boat  tree  &  las'tmaker  27  Carter's  alle> 
Morris  John,  printer  135  nortli  Fifth 
Morris  John,  draymau  Broad  above  Race 


MOR  WHITELY's  ANNUAt 

Morris  John,  accountant  63  south  Eleventh 

Morris  John,  fisherman  Wood  near  Prince 

Morris  John,  carver,  back  123  Race 

Morris  Jos.  carpenter  &  city  commissioner,  shop  Schri- 

ver's  court — d  h  58  north  Eighth 
Morris  Joseph,  hatter  12  Chancery  lane 
Morris  Joshua,  cordwainer  Kunckel  above  Tammany 
Morris  Li.  widow,  back  31  Noble  * 

Morris  Luke  W.  lumber  merchant  93  south  Eighth 
Morris  Mary,  widow  bel.  Acad,  of  Fine  Arts,  Chesnut 
Morris  Miles,  baker  10  St.  Mary 
Mori'is  &  Moore,  tooth  bruhhinakers  Hartung's  alley 
tMorris  Omar,  widow  Middle  alley 
Morris  Pearson,  chairn^aker  back  84  Vine 
Morris  Rachel,  widow  north  Second  cor.  Pfeiffer's  ct» 
Morris  Rebecca,  widow  Fifth  b-rlow  Men-iott's  lane 
Mori-is  Reese,  tax  collector  33  Wood 
Morris  Richard  Hill,  stock  exchange  broker  85  Dock—- 

d  h  250  Spruce 
Morris  Robert,  labourer  Juniper  alley 
tMorris  Robert,  labourer  3  Prosperous  alley 
Morris  Sam.B.  mercht  34 South  wharves— dh  93  S.  8th 

i Morris  Samuel,  labourer  Dean's  alley 
lorris  Sarah,  widow  177  Green 
Morris  &  Smith,  lumber  merchants  9th  below  Chesnut 
tMorris  Simon,  porter  Christian  above  Seventh 
Morriss  Susannah,  gentlewoman  35  Filbert 
Morris  Thomas  M.  Sansom  above  Eighth 
Morris  Thomas,  brewer  85  north  Second 
Morris  Thomas  W.  attoruey  at  law  86  Arch  S  W  cor. 

Fourth 
Morris  Thomas  C.  labourer  Charles  near  Callowhill 
tMorris  Thomas,  labourer  208  Cedar 
Morris  Wm.  turner  3  Hinckel's  court 
Morris  Wm.  drygoods  store  75  High 
-Morrison  Alexander,  shipwright  316  south  Sixth 
Morrison  Alexander,  tailor  141  Cherry 
Morrison  Andrew,  superintendant  cot.  manuf.  10  Green 
Morrison  Ann,  widow  Schuylkill  Second  above  Race 
Morrison  Abm.  cabinetmaker  10  Green's  court 
Morrison  Edward,  clerk  110  south  Tenth 
Morrison  Evan,  merchant  433  north  Front 
Morrison  John,  waterman,  back  106  Plum  st. 
Morrison  John  D.  late  grocer  Hansell's  court 
Morrison  Sarah,  mantuamaker,  back  86  south  Third 

Morrison ,  widow  83  north  Fifth 

Morrison  Wm.  brewer  79  and  d  h  76  Chesnut 
Morrison  Robert,  labourer  Thirteenth  below  High 
Morrison  Sai-ah,  widow,  teacher  4  Acorn  alley 
fMorrow  Glasgow,  bootcleaner,  back  118  German 
Morrow  James,  carpet  weaver  190  north  Fifth 
Morrow  John,  weaver  446  north  Front 
Morrow  Rebecca,  widow  68  Passyunk  road 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  IVIOS 

Morrow  Samuel,  smith  corner  Pitic  and  Fifth 

[me  Murray  and  Murrow 
Morow  I'eter,  Windsor  chairniaker  153  north  Fourth 
Morse  benjanini,  tailor,  back  517  north  Tliird 
Morse  George  W.  sea  captain  235  Spruce 
Morse  Henry,  seminary  264  Arch 
tMorss  Andrew,  waiter  131  Locust 
jMorss  Andrew,  waiter  Spaftord  st.  [see  Moss 

Morst  Henry,  wlieelwriglil  Swanson  below  Queen 
Mori  William  P.  mercliant  125  High 

t Morton  Abraham,  porter  213  south  Seventh 
lorton  Andrew,  shijiwright  301  south  Second 
Morton  Ann,  1  Poplar  alley 
Moiton  Benjamin,  hatter  343  south  Second 
Morton  Eleanor,  widow  Alberson's  court 
Morton  Elizabeth,  widow  49  Catharine 
Morton  James,  printer  38  Strawberry 
Morton  James,  mariner  John's  (S.) 
Morton  John,  President  of  N.  A.  Bank  116  S.  Front 
Morton  John,  mariner  Alberson's  court 
Morton  Joseph,  boatbuilder  Maiden  near  stone  bridge 
Morton  Matthias,  shallopman  301  south  Third 
Morton  Thomas,  bookbinder  and  paper  ruler  10  Go- 
forth  alley 
Moiton  Tliomas,  tailor  9  Vernon  street 
Moiton  Thomas,  carpenter  Maiden  near  Front 
Morton  and  Wallace,  rulers  and  bookbinders  74  N.  3d 
Mory  Elizabeth,  widow  29"  south  Front 
Mosberry  Lydia,  widow  Callowhill  below  Eighth 
Moser  Catharine,  widow  310  north  Second 
Moser  Henry,  victualler  corner  West  and  Palmer-r- 

stall  4  Old'N.  L.  market 
Moser  Jacob,  victualler  Queen  below  Cherry 
Moser  widow  of  Martin,  potter  310  north  Second 
f  Moses  Daniel,  porter  215  south  Seventh 
JMoses  Ezekiel,  mariner  215  south  Seventh 
JMoses  Hancc,  porter  215  south  Seventh 
Moses  Henry,  currier  Charlotte 
Moses  Jacob,  jeweller  355  north  Second 
tMoses  Jonathan,  waiter  20  Appletree  alley 
jMoses  Prophet,  mariner  Swede's  alley 
Moses  P.  and  M.  dryeoods  store  230  north  Second 
Moses  Solomoi*,  merchant  125  J  south  Front — d  h  Locust 


(Washington  square) 

hMost 


tMoses  Wm.  labourer  11  Poplar  lane 
Moss  Christopher,  cordwainer  Germ,  road  bel.  Fourth 
Moss  George,  labourer  back  222  south  Fifth 
Moss  Jacob,  quill  and  pen  manufactory  61  S.  Third 
Moss  John,  merchant  77  south  Front — d  h  189  Spruce 
[nee  Maas,  Alornf,  isl'  Morst 
Moss  Samuel,  merchant  77  S.  Front--d  )\  191  Spruce 
Mossop  John,  cordwainer  16  Vine 


MUL  whitely's  annual 

Mott  Edward,  paint  manufactory  10  Fetter  lane — stort 

2  Cherry  street 
Mouille  Maturine,  wine  cooper  Locust  near  Broad 
IMoulder  Isaac,  waiter  St.  Mary  (back) 
tMoulder  Jacob,  labourer,  back  120  Plum 
Moulder  Joseph,  ship  carpenter  50  Swanson 
Moulder  Margai«t,  widow  24  Pear 
Moulc^er  Wm.  justice  of  the  peace  330  north  Second 
Moulther  Wm.  H.  accountant  175  rsouth  Eleventh 
Mounier  J.  P.  hairdresser  &c.  27  Chesnut 
Mount  Samuel,  tavernkeeper  261  south  Fourth 
fMount  Sarah,  widow  542  north  Third 
Mountain  James  M.  mate  of  vessel,  294  south  Front 
Moutea  George,  cordwainer  27  Sugar  alley 
Mower  Ann,  widow  Maple  street 
Mower  John  A.  back  211  Callowhill 
Moxley  Stephen,  labourer  232  north  Water 
Moyel  Charles,  cordwainer  116  north  Third 
Moyer  Jacob,  carpenter  206  St.  John 
Moyer  Thomas,  saddler  &c.  26  High 
Moyes  James,  gentleman  119  Pine 
Moyn  John,  boot  manufacturer  88  south  Third 
fMozely  Isaac,  waiter  23  Walnut 
Much  Adam,  shipwright  556  south  Front 
Much  Elizabeth,  nurse,  59  Meade  alley 
Muck  Adam,  carter  527  north  Third 
Muckelston  Peter,  co?chmaker  19  Watson's  alley 
Muhlen  John,  dealer  220  south  Third  corner  Cedar 
Muhlenberg  David,  295  Sassafras 
Muhlenberg  Mary,  widow  162  Arch 
Muhlenberg  Rebecca,  back  50  Currant  alley 
Muhlenberg  widow  ot  F.  A.  295  Race 
Muhlenberg,  rev.  Wm.  A.  d.  d.  162  Arch 
Muier  Daniel,  watchman  9  Mary  (S.) 
Muir  John,  carpenter  4  Randolph's  court 
Muirhead  Wm.  grocer  206  Cedar 
Mulhall  Henry,  baker  4  Prosperous  alley    • 
MulhoUen  John,  brickmaker  Race  near  Sch.  Seventh 
Mull  Benjamin,  combmaker  19  south  Second 
Mullen  E.  grocer  cor.  Oak  and  Hayscales  wharf 
Mullen  Hugh,  labourer  cor.  Sch.  Third  and  George 
Mullen  James,  biscuitbaker  134  St.  John 
Mullen  Joseph  C,  mariner  14  Queen  (S.) 
Mullen  John,  carter  43  Currant  alley 
Mullen  John,  typefounder  10  Hurst  street 
Mullen  Nicholas,  cordwainer  322  south  Third 
Mullen  William,  grocer  14  Oak  (S.) 
Mullen  Wlliam  labourer  Sansom  bel.  Ninth 
Mullen  William,  jr.  cordwainer  14  Oak  (S.) 
Mullin  Edward,  mariner  26  Catharine 
MuUica  John,  glassblower  near  Glasshouse  (K.) 
MuUer  Charles,  sea  captain  94  Lombard 
MuUiken  Magdalen,  widow  91  Callowhill 


I'HILADELPHIA  DIRECTORV.  MUR 

MuUins  Joliii,  merchant  43  north  Front 
Mulhson  Jolui,  brickhiyer63  Tammany 
Miilock  Kdward,  cordwainer  312  Race 
Mulock  George,  currier  12  Sterling  alley 
Mulock  Leah,  widow  bnardinghovise  98  north 
Miilvcn  Daniel,  blacksmith    16  Small  street 

iMullony  Elizabeth,  widow  Miles'  court  near  Rose 
lullony    Samuel,  woodsawyer  Miles*  court  near  Rose 
tMullony  Solomon  sawyer  Mlies'  court  near  Rose 
Mulvey  Chas.  Spanish  consul  for  Georgia  242  Spruce 
Mulvey  Joseph,  merchant  Pine   street  wharf — Q  h  242 
Spruce 

iMundy  James,  clothes  seller  Stamper's  alley 
lunns  Sarah,  storekeeper  1  South  Tenth 

fMunt  Jonathan,  labourer  Sch.  Seventh  ab.  Race 

Munyan  John  P.  labourer  Wharton  below  Second 

Munyan  John,  wheelwright  Sch.  Eighth  above  Race 

Murat  John,  tailor  126i  south  Second 

Murdock  Hannah,  widow  cor.  Carpenter  (S.)  and  Fifth 

Murdock  James  W.  sea  captain  81  Penn 

Murdock  John,  smith  Majlborough  near  Bedford 

Murdock  Mary,  widow  Coates  alley 

Murdock ,  tailor  Bnshhill  [see  Murdick 

Murdock  Robert,  cottonspinner,  Cadwalader  n.  Pitt 

Murdock  Samuel,  sea  captain  61  Pine 

Murdock  Thomas,  botikbinder  46  Race 

Murdock  Wm.  merchant  67  N.  Water — d  h  186  High 

Murfin,  Mrs  L.  290  Arch 

Murphy  Alexander,  accountant  3  Ann  (N.  L.) 
Murphy  Alexander,  labourer,  cor.  Sixth  and   Prune. 

Murphy  Arthur,  bricklayer  62  Arch 

Murphy  Archibald,  stonemason  Sixth  three  doors  bel 

Fitz  waiter 
Murphy,  Charles,  shipwright  Marlborough  n.  Prince 
Murphy  Comfort,  shopkeeper  High  west  of  Sch.  7th 

Murphy  Cornelius,  shoemaker  38  Vine 
Murphy  Daniel,  storekeeper  Frankford  r.  n.  Point  r 
Murphy  John,  saddletree  makir  75  Green 
Murphey  John,  coachman  Stamper's  alley 
Murphey  Patrick,  6th  below  Fitzwalttr 
Murphey  Sarali,  widow  Weaver's  alley 
M'.irpliy  C.  shipwright  Marlborough  near  Bedford 
Murphy  Davie',  combmaker  567  south  Front 
Miir]>hy  D.i\id,  tailor  122  and  130  north  Water 
Murphy  Deni.irus,  widow  9  Verno'n 
Mui-phy  Klizabeth,  eating-house  back  12  north  Front 
Murphy  Hannah,  widow  2  Cresson's  alley 
Murvel  William  cordwainer  90  G.iskill  si 
Murphy  James,  tavcmkeejjtr  34  Washington 
Mm-phey  James,  cabinetmaker  38  Chesnut 
Murphy  John,  carter  Point  Road 
+Muri)hy  Joi:n  labourer  Wistar's  court 
Murphy  John  paver  Quince  street  below  Locust 
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Murphy  John  saddletree  maker  north  Front  n.  Laurel 
Murphy  Louisa,  widow  Pegg  above  Front 
Murphy  Malcolm,  smith  Juniper  above  Chesnut 
Murphy  Martin,  grocer,  corner  Seventh  and  Small 
Murphy  Sarah,  widow  Weaver's  alley 
Murphy  Stephen,  blacksmith  back  99  Budd 
Murphey  Robert,  boot  and  shoemaker  17  south  Third 
Murphy  William,  fisherman  Queen  above  Cherry 
Murphy  William  carpenter  25  Plum 
Murphy  William  G.  bookbinder  Francis'  lane  n.  Sch. 
Murray  Alexander,  blacksmith,  back  597  south  Second 
tMurray  Benjamin,  waiter,  back  242  Lombard 
Murray  Catharine,  widow  215  Chesnut 

i Murray  Charles,  labourer  13  Elizabeth 
lurray  Eleanor,  grocer  Mary  street  near  Seventh 
Murray,  Fairman  and  Co.  bankbill,  &c.  engravers  47 
Sansom  above  8th  [see  Morrow  and-Murroiu 

Murray  George,  engraver  45  Sansom 
Murray  George,  fancy  store  187  south  Second 
Murray  Jacob,  mariner  15  Parham's  alley 
Murray  James,  bookbinder  4  Cresson's  court 
Murray  James,  grocer  389  Race 
Murray  James  W.  attorney  at  law,  215  Chesnut 

J  Murray  James,  waiter  Eighth  below  Lombard 
lurray  Jane,  cakebaker  45  Vine  above  Seventh 
Murray  John,  labourer  Fedei'al  above  Front 
Murray  John,  shoemaker  47  Catharine  street 
Murray  John,  farmer  Cooper's  point  (N.J.) 
Murray  Joseph,  boot  and  shoe  manuf.  51  south  Third 
Murray  Margaret,  widow  back  8  Mulberry  alley 
Murray  Michael,  labourer  Federal  below  Second 
Murray  Michael,  tailor  19  Noble 
Murray  Nicholas,  baker  167  Coates 
fMurray  Samuel,  master  sweep  56  Small 
Murray  William,  labourer,  back  46  Spruce 
Murray  William  E.  oakcooper  205  south  Front 
Murray  William,  labourer  Pea  patch 
Murray  William  tailor  126  south  Fifth 
Murreli  Susan,  back  257  Race  {see  Morrell 

Murrells  Samuel,  brushmaker.  Baker's  court 
Murrey  Jacob,  mariner  15  Parham's  alley 
Murta  Charles,  grocer  106  Plum 
Murtagh  William,  8  Cypress  alley 
Murther  Philip,  carter  257  Catharine 
Mui'selas  Cornelius,  shoemaker,  back  117  German 
Muschell  Elizabeth,  widow  50  Crown 
Muschert  Catharine,  widow  "225  St.  John 
Muschert  George,  sailmaker,  loft  t)ak  above  Noble— 

d  h  225  St.  John 
Musgrave  James,  broker  SE  corner  Chesnut  and  Third 

— d  h  74  Spruce 
Musgrave  John,  attorney  at  law,  56  Walnut  — d  h  74 

Spruce 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  1NX.YE 

Miisgrave  Joseph  P.  gentleman  142  Pine 

Mcssar  Sarali,  widow  28  north  Sixth 

Musser  William,  mtMchant  263  Hi^li— tl  h  415  Arch 

Mitssi  Josepli,  merchiuit  S  VV  cor.  Twelfth  &  Chesnut 

Miistin  Aiithoiiv,  storekeeper  464  SHSsatVas 

Miistin  I'^ljenczer  &  Co.  japanners  17  north  Sixth 

Miisti-i  Eli,  barkeeper  at  the  Washington  hailed  h  1 

Bell's  court  ' 

Mustin  (ieorge,  tailor  Alder  alley 
Mu.tin  John,  sliopkeeper  158  N  Second — d  h  20  Vine 
Myars  Frederick,  carter  Sixth  above  Green 
Myars  Mary,  widow  Sixth  above  Green        [see  Myers 
Myars  Michael,  wheelwright  Sixth  above  Green 
Myars  Melchor,  carter  Sixth  above  Green 
Myars  William,  carter  Sixth  above  Green 
Mybert  E.  widow,  9  Tammany 
Myerle  David,  block  and  pumpmaker  85  Swanson — d 

h  Passvunk  road  near  Prime 
Mver  Isaac,  painter,  &c.  51  and  d  h  23  Chesnut 
Myer  Jacob,  carpenter  128  Plmn 
Myer  &  Jones,  house  and  sign  painters  51  Chesnut 

[see  Mayer,  Meyer,  Meres,  Mears,  Merr  isf  Myars 
Myers  Abigail,  widow  of  Wm.  131  north  Sixth 
Myers  Ann,  boardinghouse  6  north  Front 
Myers  Ann  Maria,  widow,  116  Cedar  street 
Myers  Anthony,  merchant  154  High — d  h  73  Spruce 
Myers  Catharine,  widow,  Hudson's  lane 
Myers  Catharine.  141  north  Fifth 
Myers  Catharine,  widow,  3  Read's  alley 
Myers  C.itharine,  widow,  11  (iray's  alley 
Myers  Uaiiiel,  cabinetmaker  334  Race 
Myers  Frederick,  carter  Sixth  above  Green 
Myers  George,  smith  Carpenter  (S)  below  Third 
Myers  George,  rigger  210  nortli  Water 
Myers  George,  tailor  Button  wood  near  Sixth 
Myers  (ieorgc,  cooper  Steinmetz  court  (N  L) 
Myers  George,  carpenter  12  Federal  near  Front 
Myers  (yrace.  widow.  Cedar  near  Eleventh 
Myei-s  Hannah,  doctress  495  nortli  Second 
Myers  Henry,  copjierplate  printer  6  College  avenue 
Myers  Henry,  tailor  84  nortli  Sixth 
Myers  Henry,  ropemaker  Sixth  near  Germantown  r. 
Myers  Jacob,  baker  126  north  Fifth 
Myers  Jacob,  labourer  corner  Shippen  and  Broad 
Myers  Jacob,  c  irpenter  George  (N  L)  above  Fourth 
Myers  Jacob,  laI)ourer  Pleasant  street 
Myers  Jacob,  vict.  2S2  .south  Front  below  Federal 
Myers  Jacob,  carpenter  554  south  Front 
Myers  James,  carpenter  202  Lombard 
Myers  Jolin,  m.  d.  Third  near  (iermantown  road 
Myers  John,  Ijivwer,  Pleasant  street  near  Ridge  road 
Myers  Jolin,  ti)i)acconist  Buttonwowl  near  Ridge  road 
Myers  John,  labourer  Frankf.  road  near  first  gate 


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Myers  John,  porter  Juliana  below  Green, 
Myers  John,  carpenter  Bonsall  below  Tenth 
Myers  John,  jun.  victualler,  stall  50  New  market 
Myers  John,  vici.  corner  Grissell's  alley  &  Fitzwalter 
Myers,  widow  of  John,  sea  captain  High  W.  of  Per- 
manent bridge 
Myers  Joseph,  victualler  Bedford  near  Hanover 
Mye^^os.  saddler  8c  harness  maker,  Camden  (N  J) 
Mj ersMargaret,  widow,  57  Green 
Myers  Marmaduke,  watchman  Federal  ab.  Second 
Myers  Martha,  widow.  Sixth  above  Green 
Myers  Mrs.  widow  of  John,  Ann  west  of  Sch.  Eighth 
Myers  Nicholas,  hackdriver  8  Fetter  lane 
Myers  Peter,  tobacconist  Butlonwood  above  Eighth 
Myers  Peter,  tailor  126  north  Fifth 
Myers  P.iilip,  labourer  St.  John  belov;  George 
Myers  Rachel,  widow,  32  Christian 
Myers  Samuel,  carter  Say  street 
Myers  Thomas,  mariner  554  south  Front 
Myers  Warnet,  coach  andsifi;n  painter  38  Budd 
Myers  William,  watchman  248  St.  John 
Myers  Wm.  blacksmith  Sch.  Eighth  above  Race 
Myers  William,  carter  Sixth  above  Green 
Myers  Wm.  shipsmith,  cor.  Swanson  and  Christian— d 

h  south  Front  N  E  corner  Union  alley 
Mynich  Jacob,  painter  and  glazier  81  north  Fifth 
Myrick  Jethro,  sea  captain  62  north  Eighth 
Myring  Joseph,  lapidary  16  Fi-anklin  court 
Myring  Mary,  Mrs  boarding  house  N  9th  cor.  High 
Myrle  Ann,  grocer  N  E  cor.  Queen  and  Second 


NACE  JACOB,  wrought  nail  manufactory  163  St.  John 
Nadross  Louisa,  widow,  10  Passyunk  opposite  Plum 
Nagel  James,  whitesmith  145  Locust  street 
Nagel  William,  saddler,  &c.  Sch.  Eighth  near  Vine 
Nagel  Michael,  tavernkeeper  145  Locust 
Nagle  George,  storekeeper  209  north  Third 
Nagle  Samuel,  bookbinder,  back  1  Little  Pine 
Naglee  Benjamin,  lumber  merchant — yard  Beach  (K) 

near  High  bridge — d  h  454  north  Second 
Naglee  Henry,  grazier  Germantown  road  above  Otter 
Naglee  John,  lumber  merchant — yard  Beach  (K)  near 

High  bridge — d  h  413  north  Front 
Naglee  Rebecca,  widow,  nurse  16  Little  Water 
Naglee  William,  shipwright  85  Moyamensing  road 
Nancrede  J.  G.  m.  d.  151  south  Tenth 
Nancrede  Nicholas  C.  m.  d.  N  W  corner  5th  8c  Powell 
Nangel  Walter,  grocer  48  Cedar  S  E  corner  Vernon 
Nansteal  Andrew,  victualler  59  New  market 
Napheys  Abraham,  carpenter  Hause's  court 


PHILAni-LPHlA    UI  RECTORY.  NEF 

Naplicys  C.  A.  carpenter  Hause*s  court 

Napier,  widow  ot  Alexaixk-r,  S  VV  cor.  Centre  Square 

NaniiT,  widow  of  Thomas,  propriftor  of  Fisher's  and 

I^apicr's  ])ills,  15  Relief  alley 
Napier  VV^illiam,  printer  Merriott's  lane  above  Fifth 
Nardier  Jolin  F.  watcUcasc  maker  Quarry  street 
Naiti»;;ue  VVilli.'.m  E.  merchant  8  Powell         ^ 
Nash  Sarah,  widow,  12  Kiinckel  -''* 

iNash  William,  porter  237  Catharine 
lassau  Micliael,  tobacconist,  33  north  Fifth 
Nassau  William,  toliacconist  17  High— d  h  64  S  5th 
Natl\an  Jacob,  goiuleman  311  Arch 
Nathan  Moses,  3  Crcsson's  alley 
Nathans  Isaac,  shipjoiner  53  Duke 
Nathans  Isaiah,  merchant  256  north  Second 
Nathans  Josiah,  gentleman  7?,  nortli  Tenth 
Nathans  Lydia,  widow,  46  Currant  alley 
Nathans  Mrs.  Sarah,  widow,  304  Chesnut  ab.  Eleventh 
Navarre  Peter,  baker  212  south  Sixth 
Naves  Benjamin,  mute  28  Argyle 
Nayle  Elizabeth,  widow,  1  Moyamensing        \see  JVeill 
Nayle  Elizabeth,  widow,  465  south  Front 
Nay  lor  Charlotte,  widow.  Noble  below  Thh'd 
Naylor  Joseph,  shoemaker,  back  401  Race 
Naylor  Samuel,  shipwright  52  Duke  street  (N  L) 
Naylor  William,  mastmaker  Stillhouse  alley 
Neagle  James,  engraver  451  Arch  above  Twellth 
Neagle  John,  portrait  painter  288  south  Front 
Neal  Christiana,  widow,  Union  Circulating  Library  201 

Chesnut,  next  door  above  the  New  Theatre 
Neal  Cunrod,  (blind  man)  Camden  (N  J) 
Neal  Ijcwis,  farmer  Passyunk  road  i>elow  Federal 
Neal  Samuel,  corner  Cherry  and  Twelfth 

Neal ,  Callowhill  near  Schuylkill  Second 

Ne'imond  Casper,  blacksmith  95  Crown 
Neamond  John,  baker  95  Crown  street 
Nebling  Samuel,  cutler,  back  34  Wood 

iNcbo  Isaac,  labourer  Brown's  court 
ledross  Louisa,  widow,  228  south  Fifth  street 
Neil  Wm.  tavernkeeper,  Franklin  hotel,  2  Harmony  st- 
Neobinger  Andrew,  coachmaker  Carnenter  st.  bcl.  2d 
Needles  Edward,  druggist,  8cc.  222  High — d  h  3  From- 

bcrger's  court 
Needles  Jos.  A.  wireworker  58  N  Front — d  h  72  Wood 
Needles  Joseph  &  John,  wireworkers,  &c.  58  N  Front 
Neely  Archibald,  dra\  man  Sch.  S'.-venth  above  Race 
Neely  John,  drover  Say  street 
Neely  Robert,  drover  Sch.  Eighth  above  Race 
Neely  William,  drayman  Sch   Eighth  above  Race 
Neely  William,  tailor  M'Culloch  s  court 
Neesam  George,  grocer  Driwbridge  wharf  south  side 
Neff  Christian,  drayman  SlieafF's  afley 
Neff  Christian,  carpetweaver  Callowhill  above  Eighliii 
2a2 


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Neff  Jacob,  clothing  store  327^  High 

Neff  Jacob,  turner  10  Elfreth's  alley — d  h  33  Chierry 

Neff  John  David,  baker  207  south  Sixth 

NeiFJohn  R  merchant  7  south  J^inth 

NefF  John  R.  &  W.  merchants  Latimer  and  Murdock's 

wharf,  back  67  north  Water 
NefF,  Jones  &  Co.  auctioneers  34  south  Front 
Neff  Mdry,  widow,  33  Cherry 
Neff  Rudolph,  grocer  N  W  corner  Vine  and  Eighth 
Negley  Wm.  pilot,  back  124  Catharine         [see  J^aglec 
Negus'  John,  (Naval  Inn)  cor.  Swanson  and  Prime 
Neill  Henry,  m.  d.  146  south  Second  above  Spruce 
Neill  John,  tailor  14  Coomb's  alley 
Neill  Lewis,  merchant  154  High 

Neill  William,  rev.  208  Pine  '  [*ee  JVayle 

Neilson  Noble  Caldwell,  180  Spruce 
Neisser  Jacob,  potter  Pfeiffer's  court 
Neisser  Jacob,  potter  Germ,  road  above  Laurel 
Nekervis  Thomas,  commission  merchant  148  S  Front 
Nelis  James,  tailor  12  south  Sixth 
Nell  Casper,  victualler  482  north  Third 
Nell  John  C.  carpenter  482  north  Third 
Nelson  Ambrose,  sea  captain  203  south  Seventh 
Nelson  Andrew,  grocer  Rose  near  Ger.  road 
Nelson  George,  9  Littleboy's  court 
Nelson  John,  currier,  8cc.  83  Ann 
Nelson  Mary,  widow,  back  291  Mulberry 
Nelson  Mary,  widow,  back  184  Lombai'd  street 
Nelson  Mary,  widow,  3  Burd's  alley 
Nelson  Martin,  suspender,  &c.  manuf.  158  High 
tNelson  Ralph,  waiter  102  Gaskill 
Nelson  Thomas,  29  Mechanic 
Nelson  William,  victualler  Pleasant  above  Charles 
Nelson  Wm.  labourer  Rose  near  Germantown  road 
Nelson,  widow  of  Wilham,  Pitt  near  Germantown  I'oad 
tNelson  Wm.  waiter  Eighth  below  Lombard 
Nemand  Casper,  smith  95  Crown 
Neraud  Francis,  tavernkeeper  238  Cedar 
Nesbitt  Robert,  drygoods  store  226  S  2d         {see  J\/iabet 
Nesbitt  Thomas,  printer  Knodle  W  Sch.  Eighth 
Nesbitt  Thomas,  stonecutter  Barker  near  Sch.  Front 
Nesbitt  William,  storekeeper  416  south  Front 

JNetter  Isaac,  bootcleaner  24  Acorn  alley 
lettles  George,  drayman  Rugan  near  James 
Neuby  Rachel,  widow,  178  Lombard 

Neuvalen ,  labourer  Pleasant  above  Charles 

Neveil  John,  weaver  St.  John  above  Beaver 

Nevling  Daniel,  sign  Hornet  &  Peacock,  Beach  st.  (K) 

Nevins  James,  stock  &  exchange  broker  25  south  Third 

— d  h  300  Arch 
Nevins  Pim,  jun.  woollen  warehouse  203  High 
Nevins  Richard,  exchange  broker  25  &  a  h  134  S  3d 
Nevins  Samuel,  James,  &  Co.  stock  and  exchange  bro- 
kers 25  south  Third 


PHILADELPHIA   I)IRLCTt)KY.  NEW 

Kevins  Samuel,  exchange  broker  25  8c  d  h  134  S  3d 

New  James,  labourer  265  St.  John 

New  John,  fisherman  Queen  below  Shakamaxon 

Newberry  EHzabeth,  widow,  back  181  north  Third 

Newberry  James,  clock  maker  367  N  3d  ah.  Cireen 

Newbold  C.  jun.  mercht.  33  S  Front — d  h  148  Chesnut 

Newbold  Samuel,  merchant  18  Pine 

Newbold  VVm  merchant  199  High— d  h  229  Vine 

Newbold  VVm.  L.  merchant  9  N  Front— d  h  229  Vine 

Nesvburn  Sarah,  widow,  Old  York  road  above  Noble 

Newburn  William,  Camden  (IS  J) 

Newcomb  Asaph,  stirrup  manuf.  Queen  (S)  bel.  Sixth 

Newcomb  Bayse,  attorney  at  law  124  Walnvit 

Newcomb  &  Dantforth,  curriers  N  E  cor.  4th  and  Race 

Newcomb  Hezekiah,  N  E  corner  4th  and  Race  and  old 

4th  near  Tammany 
Newcomb  John,  broker  236  south  Seventh 
Newel  Richard,  vict.  High  W.  Schuylkill  Fifth 
Newell  Ann,  widow,  boardinghouse  81  north  Water 
Newell  George,  merchant  1  Carpenter's  court 
Newell  James,  tailor,  back  69  Christian 
Newell  Jane,  widow,  259  south  Fifth  street 
Newell  John,  labourer,  back  252  Lombard 
Newell  John,  grocer  1  Callowhill — d  h  39  Vine 
Newell  Samuel,  victualler  Hamilton  village 
Newell  Simon,  shipwright  Crown  near  Queen  (K) 
Newell  William,  (four  and  feed  store  166  Cherry 
Newell  Wm.  sen.  and  jun.  merchants  S  E  cor.  High  & 

Water 
Newhouse  Jacob  W.  hairdresser  &  bleeder  with  leech- 
es 156  north  Third 
Newkirk  Garret,  merchant  41  &  d  h  152  north  Front 
Newkirk  George,  gardener,  cor.  West  and  Vienna 
Newkirk  Isaac,  carpenter,  Vienna  near  West  (K.) 
Newkirk  Matthew,  drygoods  merchant  53  N.  Second 
Newkirk  and  Worth,  mercha.its  41  north  Front 
Newlin  E.  P.  Mrs.  boardinghouse  180  High 
Newlin  John,  carpenter  54  south  Tenth 
Newlin  Margaret,  widow  50  Spruce 
Newlin  Thomas,  gentleman  214  north  Fifth 
Kewlyn  Daniel,  cabinetmaker  193  south  Fourth 
Newman  Abraham,  back  427  north  Third 
Nt  wman  Daniel,  contractor  for  roads  261  N.  Eighth 
Newman  Daniel,  grain  measurer  cor.  12th  &  Locust 
Newman  Eli,  plasterer  cor.  Twelfth  and  Locust 
Newman  Henry,  mariner  Huddell's  ct.      [see  A^omian 

i Newman  Jiimes,  boolcleaner  10  Acorn  alley 
lewman  Jacob,  accomUant  214  north  Sixth 
Newman  widow  of  John,  grocer  5  south  Water 
Newman  John,  distiller  75  St.  John 
Newman  J.  B.  mercht,  53  Walnut — d  h  20  Washington 
Newman  Lucy,  shopkeeper  352  north  Third 
Newman  Susan,  widow  29  German 


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Ne^vman  Thomas,  stock  and  exchange  broker  62  Dock 

— d  h  20  south  Seventh 
Newnham  C.  boardinghouse  85  Chesnut 
Newport  Benj.  wheelwright  &c.  305  north  Third — d  h 

187  Green 
Newport  David,  284  north  Second 
Newport  Jesse  W.  drygoods  store  284  north  Second 
tNewport  John,  sailmaker  208  south  Seventh 
Newsham  John,  carpenter  502  Sassafras 
Newsham  Richard,  patternmaker  for  castings  in  iron 

502  Sassafras 
jNewsome  Nathan,  bi'icklayer  Poplar  1.  bel.  St.  John 
Newton  George,  gi'ocer  S  E  cor.  8th  and  Callowhill 
Newton  Hannah,  back  7  Elfreth's  alley 
Newton  Isaac,  tailor  Price's  court 
fNewton  John,  labourer  Paschall's  alley 
Newton  John,  callico  printer  Crown  (K.) 
Newton  Margaret,  widow  231  N.  8th  cor.  Callowhill 
Newlon  Mary,  widow,  117  Cedar 
Newton  Thomas,  corkcutter  90  south  Fifth 
Newton  Wm.  tanner  &  currier  Camden  N.  J. 
Nezmos  John  H.  sea  captain  82  Christian 
Nice  Frederick,  shoemaker  258  north  Second 
Nice  James,  cooper  Wood  n.  3d — d  h  back  201  N.  3d 
Nice  James  8c  Washington,  coopers  Wood  below  Third 
Nice  John,  cabinetmaker  M'Crellish's  court 
Nice  Joseph,  labourer  7  Eckfeldt's  court         {see  JVace 
Nice  Levi,  machinemaker  and  turner  73  Vine 
Nice  Michl.  planemaker  Old  York  road  ab,  Callowhill 
Nice  Washington,  cooper  Wood — d  h  back  201 N.  3d 
Nicholas  Charles  J.  accountant  3  south  Twelfth 
Nicholas  Jeremiah,  grocer  358  south  Second 
fNicholas  John,  labourer  23  Gilles's  alley 

i Nicholas  Lofies,  tailor  Gaskill  street 
Hcolas  Lewis,  upholsterer  N  W  cor.  Chesnut  8c  5th— 
d  h  433  Chesnut 
Nicholas  Mrs.  Mary,  gentlewoman  1  south  Twelfth 
Nichol  Charles,  carpenter  63  and  61  Meade  alley 
Nicholl  8c  Russell,  merchants  14  north  Third 
Nicholl  Thomas,  merchant  inquire  14  north  Third 
Nichols  Davis,  ferryman  Camden  N.  J. 
Nichols  Edward,  locksmith  124  Cedar 
Nichols  Elworth,  wheelwright  Second  corner  Camac 
Nichols  Enoch,  tailor  47  Callowhill 
Nichols  Geoi'ge,  watchman  70  Christian  st. 
Nichols  James  A.  baker  Quince  below  Walnut 
Nichols  James,  shipwright  63  Meade  alley 
Nichols  John,  stonecutter  Say  street 
Nichols  Margaret,  widow  89  Penn 
Nichols  Rebecca,  widow  115  Lombard 
Nichols  Wm.  tailor  High  W.  Schuylkill  Fourth 
Nicholson  Isaac,  blacksmith  Littleboy's  ct-d  h  22  Bread 
Nicholson  John,  mariner  3  Callowhill 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.         NOA 

Nicholson  John,  shallopman  4  Callowhill 

^Nicholson  John,  attends  in  a  wine  cellar — d  h  72  Small 

JNicholson  John,  sawyer  Portland  lane 

Nicholson  Lindsev,  lumber  merchant,  yard  254Chesnut 

above  Ninth — u  h  326  High 
Nicholson  Samuel,  labourer  Noble  below  Sixth 
Nicholson  Wm.  teacher  177  Cedar 
Nichuals  Ilhasma  C  carpenter  2  Mulberry  alley 

tNickins  Hannah,  widow  130  Plum  st. 
■lickle  John,  labourer  Say  street 
Nicklin  Julia,  widow  of  Philip,  287  Chesnut 
Nicklin  Pliilip  H.  bookseller  &c  175  Chesnut 
Nickburn  Samuel,  bricklayer  Crown  (K.) 
Nickels  Wm.  watchman  High  near  Schuylkill  Third 
Nicoll  James  A.  baker  Quince  below  Walnut 
Nicollas  Peter,  65  north  Third  &  15  south  Fourth 
Nicum  Jacob,  labourer,  near  21  Noble 
Nidda  Frederick  K.  merchant  12  north  Third 
Niebuhr  Christopher,  baker,  north  8th  ab.  Pegg's  run 
Nielson  George,  currier  8  Littleboy's  court 
Nietscke  John  S.  shoemaker  16  Vernon 
Nightingale  Jas.  sailmaker  north  side  Vine  st.  wharf— 

d  h  Oak  above  Noble 
Nightlinger  John,  vict.  James  above  Rugan 
Niles  Daniel,  finding  shop  95  Arch 
Niles  Joseph,  cordwainer  S  W  cor.  6th  and  Lombard 
Niles  Wm.  shoemaker  95  Arch  {see  Kniles 

Ninesteel  Andrew,  victualler  349  Callowhill 
Nisbet  Ann,  widow  95  Race  [see  jYesbeC 

Nisbet  F.  H.  merch.  155  High  N  E  cor.  4th— dh  95  Race 
Nisbet  John,  grocer  307  N.  Third — d  h  48  St.  Tammany 
Nisbet  John,  carpenter  12  south  Twelfth 
Nisbet  John,  carpenter  Filbert  ab.  10th— d  h  193  Pine 
Nisbet  Michael,  merchant  1.1  S.  Front — d  h  86  Race 
Nippes  Mary,  widow  262  St.  John 
Nippes  W^m.  gunsmith  254  St.  John 
Nixon  Alexander  G.  coachmaker  Sturges's  court 
Nixon  Cambridge,  whittwasher  Knnckel  bql  Tammany 
fNixon  Daniel,  gardener  8cc.  Jones's  alley 
Nixon  Henry,  merchant  333  Arch  N  E  cor.  9th— c  h 

93  South  wharves 
Nixon  J.imes,  mercht.  159  High — d  h  38  north  Seventh 
tNixon  James,  oysterrnan  125  Spruce  Ik  202  High 
Nixon  Jane,  mantuamaker  77  Small 
Nixon  Jane,  widow,  bark  136  south  Ninth 
Nixon  John,  bellowsmaker  &c.  340  Callowhill 
Nixon  Mary,  gentlewoman  10  north  Eighth 
Nixon  Rebecca,  widow  37  Jones'  alley 
Nixon  Richard,  silversmith  240  south  Seventh 
Nixon  Silas,  mariner  58  Contes  slr«et 
Nixon  and  Walker,  merchants  93  South  wharves 
Noah  (ieorge,  gentleman  10  Newmarket 
Noad  Martha,  widow,  back  51  Budd 


I»^OR  whitely's  annual 

Noble  Eleanor,  storekeeper  381  south  Second 

Noble  James,  cordwainer,  back  117  German 

Nobie  Samuel,  tanner  268  north  Third 

Noble  Samuel,  shoemaker  111  Browne 

Noble,  widow  of  Joseph,  tavernkeeper  Gray's  ferrjr  r, 

Noblit,  widow  of  A.  carpenter  ;S)  above  Fifth 

Noblit  Culert,  carpenter  190  north  Fifth 

Noe  Amy,  widow  265  Catharine 

No8  Elias,  shipcarpenter  back  450  south  Front 

Noel  George,  teacher  Coates  near  Sixth 

Nolan  Joseph,  shingleshaver  67  New 

Nolan  Rosanna,  widow,  back  257  south  Fourth 

Nolen  Chas.  furniture  warehouse  8  S.  3d—  d  h  63  Pine 

Nolen  &  Curtis,  clock  and  watch  tools  8c  material  store 

49  north  Third 
Nolen  Elizabeth,  milliner  213  south  Second 
Nolen  Spencer,  clock  dial  manuf.  49  N.  3d —  d  h  17  Pine 
fNondine  Michael,  hairdresser  cor.  Race  &  Eighth 
Nones  Benjamin,  notary  public  and  sworn  interpreter 

of  foreign  languages  22  Chesnut 
Nones  David  B.  merchant  8  Library 
Nonnaraaker  Mary,  widow  Davault's  court  (N.  L.) 
Nonnater  Charles  H.  vict.  Juniper  above  Cherry 
Nonnater  John,  vict.  19  Third  street  market  High 
Nonnater  Peter,  weaver  Nonnater's  court 
Nonnater  Peter  P.  vict.  1  Third  st.  market  High 
Nooney  Margaret,  widow  258  Lombard 
Nooney  Wm.  baker  25i8  Lombard 
Norberry  Hannah,  widow  42  German 
Norbury  Jacob,  shoemaker,  back  269  Sassafras 
Norbury  Joseph  B.prothonotary  of  the  court  of  common 
pleas  for  the  city  and  county  of  Philadelphia — office 
9  west  wing  State  house — d  h  71  Wood 
Norcross  Chapin,  cork  manufacturer  11  Dock 
Norgrave  Jeremiah,  mate  155  south  Fifth 
Norgrove  Catharine,  tailoress  Norman  st.  ab.  13th 
Norgrove  widow  of  Nathl.  m.  d.  Thirteenth  ab.  Race  ■ 
Norkway  Catharine,  widow  403  south  Front 
Norman  John,  jr.  china  store  S  E  cor.  Fifth  and  Race 
fNorman  John,  coachman  3  Raspberry  alley 
Norman  Joseph,  shoemaker  114  Race       \^see  J^ewinan 
Norman  Joseph,  lime  merchant  47  north  Fifth 
jNorman  Peter,  hairdresser  385  Race 
Norman  Sarah,  boardinghouse  31  south  Second 
Normanton  Wm.  smallware  manuf.  8c  smallware  loom- 
maker  104  south  Tenth 
NoronaM.  C.  employed  in  the  Spanish  legation  100  S.  2d' 
Norris  Elizabeth,  widow  Palmer  below  Duke 
Norris  Hannah,  widow  nurse  81  Cedar 
Norris  Isaac,  hatter  32  north  Front 
Norris  Isaac  W.  shipchandler  and  ropemaker,  store  cor. 

Vine  and  Water — d  h  218  north  Front 
Norris  John,  drayman  Vine  above  Broad 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.         NUN 

Norris  John,  mariner  back  215  St.  John 
Norris  Jose|>h,  shipwright  Reach  near  Warren 
Norns  Jos.  r.  |)re8ideiit  Bank  of  Pennsylvania,  Chesnut 

first  door  above  'I'enth  north  side 
Norris  Jos.  V  jr.  attorney  at  law  114  south  Fourth 
Norris  Mrs.  dealer  back  69  Hijjh 
Norris  Samuel,  shoemaker  172  Race 
Norris  Samuel,  mariner  Carpenter  (S)  above  Fourth 
Norris  Thomas,  5  Chancery  lane 
Norris  Thomas,  mariner  north  Thiixi  above  Franklin 
North  Caleb,  merchant,  31  north  Water,  and  Sheriff  of 

the  city  and  county  of  Philadelphia — office  10  west 

■wing  of  Statehouse — d  h  279  Chesnut 
North  Jane  and  Lydia,  storekeepers  66  Sassafras 
North  John,  livery  stablekeeper  172  Cedar 
North  John,  teacher  Old  York  r.  bel.  St.  Tammany 
North  Josiah,  shipwriglit  Marlborough  above  Beach 
North  Richard,  stonecutter  53  Filbert  &  N  E  cor.  Tenth 
North  Wilham,  bark  manufacturer  first  wharf  bclovr 

navy  yard — d  h  222  Pine 
North  Stephen,  druggist  &c.  14  north  Second — d  h  N. 

Fifth  N  W  corner  North  st. 
tNorthgale  Amos,  labourer  Fitz  waiter  above  Sixth 
Northrop  Enoch,  cedar  cooper  356  south  Second 
Northrop  Jonathan,  hatter  48  Penn 
Norton  Barbara,  washerwoman  9  Cresson's  alley 
Norton  Daniel,  bricklayer  458  south  Front 
Norton  George,  oakcooper,  back  81  south  Water 
Norton  Jane,  nurse  13  Cresson's  alley 
Norton  James,  wheelwright  444  north  Front 
Norton  John,  labourer  Alberson's  court 
Norton  John  F.  watch  casemaker  Quarry  street 
Norton  Thomas,  gentleman  9  Vine 
Norton  Thomas,  brassfounder  17  Beaver  near  Second 
Norton  Thomas,  blacksmith  Browne's  court 
Norton  Thomas,  smith  Vienna  near  Browne  (K.) 
Norton  Wm.  L.  printer,  back  386  south  Second 
fNorton  Wm.  baker  61  Currant  alley 
Norton  Youhe,  nurse  widow  429  south  Second 
tNorway  George,  coachman  208  south  Seventh 
fNorwood  John,  oysterman  87  south  Second 
Notson  Christiana,  widow,  75  Penn  street 
Nourse  major  Charles,  65  Spiuce 

iNovee  Thomas,  coachman  Elbow  alley 
fowlan  Morris,  paperhanger  117  Ctdar 
Nowland  Thomas,  Coates  above  Seventh 
Nowlen  Mary,  widow  back  31  Green 
Nowlen  John,  cordwainer  223  Shippen 

Noyes ,  combmaker  north  Fourth  bel  Poplar  lane 

Nugent  George,  mercnt.  26  Chesnut — d  h  178  >J .  Fourth 
Nugant  Mary,  widow  Friinkford  road  above  Otter 
Null  Anthony,  saddler  379  north  Fourth 
Nunes  A.  J.  broker  127  Lombard 


O'CO  whitely's  annual 

Nunneley  Mrs.  female  academy  154  Cedar 

Nunneley  Nathaniel,  teacher  154  Cedar 

Nutt  Aaron,  tobacconist  8  Baker's  court 

Nutt  Edmund,  tailor  north  side  Almond  street  wharf 

Nutt  John,  taylor  162  north  Water 

Nutter  Robert,  carpenter  Weaver's  alley 

fN utter  Samuel,  waiter,  back  49  Coates  alley 

Nuttle  David,  weaver  Third  near  Germ  an  town  road 

Nuskey  Lewis,  ropemaker  S.  Front  above  Prime 

Nutz  Charlotte  Miss,  boardinghouse  24  Race 

Nutz  Wm.  tanner  and  currier,  220  south  Fourth  street 


OAKFORD  HANNAH,  widow  312  south  Second 

Oaktord  Joseph  L.  merchant  169  High — d  h  12  John 

Oakford  Richard,  merchant  84  High — d  h  21  Sansom 

Oakford  Samuel,  late  coal  measurer  319  south  Second 

Oakley  George,  gentleman  22  Dock 

Oakman  R.  High  near  Sch.  Seventh 

Oar  Jared,  engineer  42  Tammany 

Oat  George  H.  acoouutant  cor.  Fourth  and  Tammany 

Oat  Joseph,  grocer  265  north  Third 

Oat  Joseph,  bookbinder  2  Clawges'  court 

Oat  widow  of  Jesse,  late  coppersmith  208  north  Sixth 

Oatham shoemaker,  Hanover  near  Bedford 

8 'Boyle  Bernard,  grocer  135  south  Sixth 
'Brie  Nicholas  gc  Co.  merchants  221  High 
O'Brien  Arthur,  drover,  corner  Vine  and  Broad 
O'Brien  Daniel,  ostler,  2  Farmer's  row 
O'Brien  Elizabeth,  widow  1  Pleasant  avenue 
O'Brien  Hugh,  oyster  cellar  corner  Shippen  &  Fourth 
O'Brien  John,  pay)erstainer  40  south  Fifth 
O'Brien  John  M.  labourer  Farmer's  row 
O'Brien  John,  painter  &c.  40  south  Fifth 
O'Brien  Martin,  innkeeper  130  south  Water 
O'Brien  Wm  labourer  33  Penn  street 
O'Bryan  Benjamin,  160  north  Eighth 
O'Bryan  Lawrence,  labourer  11  Sterling  alley 
O'Bryen  Daniel,  carriagekeeper  Farmer's  row 
O'Burn  Elizabeth,  widow  1  Pleasant  avenue 
O'Conner  Ann,  widow  299  Spruce 
O'Conner  Christopher,  justice  of  peace  22  Argyle  street 

office  258  south  Fourth 
O'Connor  Charles,  tailor  and  innkeeper  310  south  2d 
O'Connor  Daniel,  bottler  15  Little  German 
O'Connor  John,  carter  St.  Joseph's  avenue 
O'Conner  Kelly,  cabinetmaker,  back  191  Callowhill 
O'Connor  Michael,  labourer  226  Cedar 
O'Connor  Mrs,  Jane,  St.  Mary  street 
O'Connor  Nicholas,  sea  captain  6th  above  Race  ; 

O'Connor  Rebecca,  widow  205  south  Third 


IMIILADELPHIA  UIKECIORY.  O^F 

O'Conway  Matthias  James,  interpreter  and  teacher  of 

the  Spanisli,  French  and  Englisli  languages  140  Spruce 

O'Ucar  Sprogal,  wheelwright  Hidge  above  Vine — d  h 

352Callowhill 
<  )'Doniild  Charles,  labourer  9  Small 
O'Daiiiel  John,  attorney  at  law,  70  south  Sixth 
O'Donnall  Heniaixl,  late  storekeeper  160  south  Fifth 
O'DonncIl  Dennis,  hsherman,  back  257  south  Fourth  . 
t)'l)iiiuiel  Con,  bottler  and  innkeeper  314  south  Tlvird 
O'Donnel  M.  brickmaker,  corner  Lombard  and  Sch.  2d 
O'Doiinell  Bridget,  widow  Locust  above  Juniper 
O'Uonnt'U  Hugh,  farmer  162  north  Water 
O'Doniiell   Isaac,  morocco  dresstr  125  Pine 
O'DunnellJames,  brewer,  back  102  High 
O'Dounell  James,  labourer  v.-lymer's  alley 
O'Dnnnell  Mary,  shopkeeper  142  south  Front 
O'Driscoll  Dennis,  shoemaker  154  south  Fourth 
O'Kllers  James  P.  of  U.  S  navy.  Pine  bet.  5th  &  Sixth 
O'Kllei-s  widow  of  J.  N.W.  corner  S{)rucc  and  Fourth 
O'Hara  Mury,  teacher  Tliirteenth  below  High 
O'Hara  Sarah,  widow  of  James,  Rose  alley  near  Coates 
O'Hara  Thomas,  carjjenter  Lnxlcy's  court 
O'lvain  Michael,  grocer  327  Walnut 
O'Leary  William,  grocer  66  south  Fifth 
O'Morrin  Wm.  teacher  Lebanon  garden  Cedar  n.  10ti\ 
O'Neale  John,  shipwright  Queen  near  Frankford  road 
O'Neall  Neal,  labourer  \'ine  r.ear  Sch.  river 
O'Neal  Elizabeth,  widow  247  south  liurd 
O'Nedly  Robert,  waiter  2  Bell's  court 
O'Neiai  John,  tailor  Lon\bi»rd  above  Tenth 
O'Neil  Daniel,  tailor  246  soutli  Fourth 
O'Neil  Louisa,  gentlewoman,  Genr^^e  (C.) 
O'Neill  8c  Coryill,  carpenters  9  G.iskill  street 
O'Neill  John,  cordwainer  437  Chesnut 
O'Neill  Jolin,  grocer  200  Cedar 
O'Neill  Jolm,  bottler  150  nortli  Third 
O'Neill  John,  carpenter  103  Spruce 
O'Neill  Kvrau,  grocei-  204  Slvippcn 
O'Neill  Michael,  bottler  75  Dock 
O'Neill  Robert,  taih)r  33  Arch 
O'Neill  Robert,  carpenter  82  Cedar 
O'Neill  Susannah,  widow  82  Cedar 
O'Neill  \\'n\   mariner,  back  575  si^uth  Front 
O'hkullion  Franci*;.  cordwaincr  Hazel  alley  n.  W.'.huit 
Odenheimer  Jolui  W.  merrluiut  193  High — d  h  79  Union 
Odenheimcr  John,  baker  56  Phnn 
t)denheimer  Jacob,  coachtrimmer,  bark  182  Pine 
Odenheimer  &  Elton,  merchants  193  High 
Odlin  Woodin-idge,  38  S.  wiiarves — d  h  119  S.  Ninth 
Odo  Lewis,  confectioner  113  (ieriiian 
Offerman  Frederick,  barlicrikc.  422  north  Third 
Offennan  Jolin  C    flour  store  87  north  Water — d  h  2 
Schnver's  court 

2B 


,OLM  WHITELy's  ANNUAL 

Offley  Ann,  widow  178  south  Front 

Offlerbaugh  George,  labourer  Hanover  n.  Frankford  r, 

Ogden  Elizabeth,  nurse  43  Currant  alley 

Ogden  Esther,  widow  Juniper  above  Arch 

Ogden  John  M.  carpenter  10  John  street 

Ogden  John,  teacher  Thira  near  Germantown  road 

Ogden  Joshua,  cotton  weaver,  28  Stamper's  alley 

Ogden  Mary,  widow  47  Prime 

Ogden  Mary,  widow  18  Walnut  street 

Ogden  Michael,  mate,  back  36  Sassafras 

Ogden  Mrs.  widow  Juniper  near  Arch 

Ogden  Robert,  painter  Cherry  al)ove  Thirteenth 

Ogden  Robert  W.  accountant  Camden  bank  (N.  J.) 

Ogden  Sarah,  widow,  corner  Spruce  and  Seventh 

Ogilbe  Sarah,  widow  105  Christian 

Ogilby  Joseph,  shipbuilder  56  Swanson 

Ogle  Ann,  Mrs.  boardinghouse  139  Chesnut 

Ogle  Benjamin,  53  Currant  alley 

Ogle  James,  tailor,  south  Sixth  above  Fitz waiter  sti'eet 

Ogle  Mary,  widow,  back  24  Old  York  road 

Ogle  Thomas,  coachmaker  9  south  6th — d  h  70  S.  8th 

Ohl  John  F.  Ill  Moyaniensing  i-oad 

Ohm  George  A.  baker  277  south  Fourth 

Okie  Abraham,  merchant  83  High 

Okie  &  Brognard,  merchants,  83  High 

Oldden  James,  agent  and  broker,  19  Crown 

Oldden  Deborah,  widow  of  James,  96  nortli  Front 

Oldden  Elizabeth,  boardinghouse  N.  W.  cor.  Filbert  & 

Eighth 
Oldenburgh  Daniel,  hatter  43  High 
Oldmixon  Mary,  widow  of  Jolm,  51  Sansom 
Oldson  Margaret,  widow  31  Gilles'  alley 
Gler  Philip,  ropemaker  Buttonwood  above  Charles 
Oliphant  Mary,  widow  25  Jones'  alley 
Oliver  Andi-ew,  innkeeper  (Indian  king)  80  High 
tOliver  Candy,  widow  washerwoman  3  Gray's  alley 
fOliver  Isaac,  sawyer  Elbow  alley 
Oliver  Jackson,  grocer  N  E  corner  Sixth  and  Cherry 
Oliver  JohnG.  &  Co.  merchants  37  south  Front 
Oliver  John  G.  merchant,  Vine  near  Eleventh 
Oliver  Joshua  C.  com.  njerchant  75  South  wharves — 

d  h  64  south  Second 
Oliver  Paul,  sea  captain.  Beach  near  Hanover 
Oliver  Reuben,  tailor  N  E  corner  Spruce  and  Water-— 

d  h  43  Spruce 
Oliver  Robert,  carpenter  86  Cedar 
Oliver  Thomas  P.  tailor  74  north  Eleventh 
Oliver  Wm.  merchant  37  S.  Front— d  h  83  south  11th : 
Oliver  Wm.  tavern  keeper  (U.  S.  hotel)  47  S.  Water 
Oliver  Wm.  jun.  sea  captain  47  south  Water 
fOlm stead  John,  waiter  4  Burd's  court 
Olmstead  Sarah,  widow  boardinghouse,  lower  98  south 

Fourth 


I'lriLAUELPHlA   DIRECTORY.  OSW 

Olmstead  Mrs.  Upper  ferry  road  near  Scluiylkill 

Olson  John,  coastinj;  raptain  70  Pciui 

Oman    Tliomas,  scourer  and  repairer  of  garments  39 

Chcsnut 
Omurah  W'm.  shoemaker  M'Ciinnc.s's  court 
OmhriMtcr  Matthias,  shoemaker  Castle  street 
tOmcr  A-iron,  porter  £aKle  court 
Omlech  Ilenrv,  shocimker  Prince  above  Shakamaxon 
Ong  widow  of  Joseph,    184  St.  John 
Oprehaui:;!!  George,  labourer  Hanover  near  Frankf.  r. 
Oram  \Vm.  carpenter  Paschall's  alley 
Ore  Frederick,  baker  2  south  Twelfth  street 
Ord  Catharine,  washerwoman  107  Vine 
Ord  George,  shipchandler  99  South  wharves  and  354 

south  Front 
Ord  Rebecca,  widow  of  George,  354  south  Front 
Ord  John,  teacher  57  Tammany 
Ormrod  John,  teacher  Germantown 
Orr  Ann,  widow  67  Flum  sti'ect 
Orr  widow  of  Arthur,  Castle  street 
Orr  Elizabeth,  widow  Quince  below  Locust 
Orr  James,  plasterer  Lancaster  below  Wharton 
Orr  James,  bootmaker  15  Hoffman's  alley 
Orr  John,  coachmaker  56  Crown — d  h  Perry  n.  Hazel 
Orr  Robert,  storekeeper  325  Walnut 
Orr  Wm.  cordwainer  15  Callowhill 
Orr  Wm.  cordwainer,  Washington  above  Callowhill 
Orrell  James  K.  reedmaker  &  innkeeper  434  north  3d 
Ork  Wm.  carter  Sch.  F'ront  near  Walnut 
Oram  Davis,  di-ygoods  store  52  north  Fourth 
Orum  James,  labourer  Washington  above  Callowhill 
Ossback  Arthur,  carter  8  M'Culloch's  court 
Ossback  John,  chairmaker  2  M'Culloch's  court 
Osbern  Maria,  widow  young  lailies'  seminary  129  Spruce 
Osborne  George,  watercolounnan  12  (ierman 
Osbourne  Ebcnezer,  carpenter,  back  33  Cedar — d  h  80 

Lombard 
Osborne  Hannah  &  Sarah,  1  Laurel 
Osborn  David,  hatter,  back  192  north  Eighth 
Osborn  James,  tisherniau  o25  north  Front 
Osborn  John,  mariner  596  south  Second 

Osborn waterntan  258  north  Second 

Osborn  Samuel,  labourer  238  south  Fifth  street 
Osbourn  Ann,  Mrs.  8  Vernon 
Osbourn  Jeremiali,  drayman  41  Cedar 
Osbun  David,  oysterman,  Rogers's  court 
Osi)un  Tiiomas  E.  hairdresser,  11  north  Tenth 
Osmus  Christian,  victualler  2.15  Cillowiiill 
OsterheMt  Frederick,  hog  vict.  corner  (harden  &  Logan 
Obtrum  John,  stagedriver  26  l?ranch 
Oswald  I'^lcazar,  printei-  ()(>  D(  ck 
n>w;iUl  Wm.   li.   traii'slator  of  French,   Spanifih   and 

Ualian  languaes  Juniper  below  Chesnut 


OXH  whitely's  annual 

Oswill  George,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  N  E  corner  St, 

Tammany  and  Old  York  road 
Otis  B.  portrait  painter  63  Cherry 
Otley  Elizabeth,  Alder  alley 

Ottinger  John,  papermaker,  Alban  street  ab.  Lambert 
Ott  Catharine,  widow  86  north  Sixth 
Ott  Francis  J.  brushmaker  70  New 
Ottason  James,  weaver  Second  above  Germantown  road 
Otto  Jacob  S.  wine  merchant  3  S.  5th — d  h  163  Walnut 
Otto  John  C.  M.  D.  139  Mulberry 
Otto  John,  cabinetmaker  8  Chorlotte 
Otvvay  Nicholas,  sea  captain  13  Beck's  alley 
Oudinot  Henry,  hairdresser  345  Race 
Ouram  Ann,  widow  Prune  corner  Sixth 
Ouram  Wm.  whitesmith  &c.  Prune  near  Sixth — d  h  314 

south  Sixth 
Ourt  Charles,  combmaker  340  Race 
Ourt  Lewis,  smith  Broad  near  Race 
Outerside  William,  mariner  18  Little  Water 
Overholt  Jacob,  grocer  448  north  Second 
Overman  Wm.  broker  and  CQmmission  merchant  2 

Bank  alley— d  h  200  south  Fourth 
Overn  John,  trunkmaker  Juniper  corner  Lambert 
Overy  Isabella,  41  Middle  alley 

Overy  John,  silk  dyer  and  scourer,  back  12  south  Fifth 
|Oventon  Lemuel,  sawyer,  53  German  street 
Ovington  John,  carpenter  corner  Cedar  &  Ninth 
Ovington  Mary,  widow,  milkwomah  cor.  Cedar  &  Ninth 
Owings  Elizabeth,  widow  61  German  street 
Owen  Jane,  drygoods  store  141  north  Second 
Owen  John,  teacher  133  Lombard 
Owen  John,  silversmith  65  north  Second 
Owen  Mary,  grocer  217  north  Second 
Owen  &  Richards,  merchants  131  High 
Owen  Sarah,  widow,  tailoress  487  north  Third 
Owen  Thomas,  distiller  54  New — d  h  52  Wood 
Owen  Thomas,  jun.  merchant  131  High — d  h  10  Old 

York  road 
Owen  Thomas,  28  Chesnut 
Owen  Thomas,  weaver,  back  587  north  Second 
Owens  Ann,  widow,  back  9  Crown  street 
Owens  Edward,  smith  101  Cherry 
Owens  James,  coachman  114  German 
Owens  John,  mate  542  south  Front 
.Owens  Margaret,  widow,  tailoress  Walnut  above  13th 
Owens  Robert,  tanner  Rose  near  Germantown  road 
Owens  Samuel,  sea  captain  High  W.  Sch.  Third 
Owens  Thomas,  wheelwright  N.  Fourth  ab.  Tammany 
Owman  Thomas,  tailor.  Chesnut  above  Front 
Ox  Sarah  Mrs.  Arch  near  Schuylkill 
Oxford  Hannah,  widow.  Liberty  alley 
Oxheimer  Barbara,  widow,  cor.  Ger.r.  gc  BlackhorseL 


PIIILADKLI'IHA   DIRECIOKV.  PAL 

xley  Margaret,  widow,  cor.  Sixth  and  Pcplar  lane 
i,>xley  Willi, im,  accountant  55  south  l^k-vrntii 
Oze.is  Mrs.  widow,  N.  liiKhlii  near  Bntioiiwood 
Ozcas  Peter,  inspector  of  customs  311  Mulljcrry 


PACKER  EDWARD,  !>rassf..under,  back  33  N.  7th 

Packer  James,  brasstounder  8  Hulfman's  alley 

Paden  George,  cordwainer  23  Pine  alley 

Padget  George,  weaver  Lombard  above  Twelfth 

tPagans  D  ivid,  labourer  Stewart's  alley 

Page  Charles  N.  com.  merchant  67  &  d  h  69  Dock 

Page  Godfrey,  gardener  Ridge  road  near  1st  gate 

Page  Hannah,  widow  7  Vine 

Page  Henry,  gardener  Ridge  road  near  1st  gate 

Page  James  H.  wine  merchant  59  South  wharves — d  h 

87  south  Eleventh 
Page  James,  attorney  at  law  16  Swanwick  and  225  Arch 
Page  John,  hatter  84  north  Second 
Page  John,  grocer  N  E  corner  of  Green  and  Fourth 
Page  Jolin,  sen.  gardener  Ridge  road  near  1st  gate 
Page  John,  shallopman  262  south  Fourth 
Page  Peter,  plasterer  30  Union  alley 
Page  Samuel,  innkeeper  507  Second  above  Poplar 
Page  Samuel  R.  grocer  Beach  above  Maiden 
Page  Wm.  merchant  268  Chesnut — d  h  36  south  Front 
Painter  Adam,  cordwainer  Lily  alley  below  Green  and 

Trimble's  court 
Painter  George,  caulker  Marlborough  below  Queen 
Painter  widow  of  George,  Ger.  load  above  Second 
Painter  Henry,  brassfou'uler  488  north  Third 
Painter  Isaac,  innkeeper  cor.  Callowhill  and  (iarden 
tPainter  Isaac,  labourer  St.  Mar)'  street 
Painter  Jacob,  dealer  42  Garden 
Painter  Jacob,  carpenter  Wood  near  Prince  (K) 
Painter  Jacob,  bricklayer  Beaver  near  Pitt 
IPainter  Jeffery,  labourer  Webb's  alley 
Painter  John,  car|)entcr  Poi)lar  lane  below  Third 
Painter  John,  turner  32  Cherry — d  h  Garden  n.  Wood 
Painter  Margaret,  widow  Thirteenth  below  High 
Painter  M.irgaret,  widow  Fourth  below  Poplar 
Painter  Mary,  widow  488  north  Third 
Painter  Mary,  widow.  Prince  nerr  Hanover 
Painter  Nicliolas,  shipwright  Palmer  near  Prince 
Painter  Nicholas,  bri.  klayer  48.S  north  Tiiiitl 
Painter  Philip,  cordwainer  Oak  near  Br«.uvne 
tPainter  Phillis,  widow.  Smith's  alley  (hack) 
Painter  Wm.  patent  peg  shoemaker  IVlarlborough  (K) 
Palber  Charles,  labourer  Maiden  near  the  Stone  bridge 
Paleske  Hannah,  widow  of  George  C.  79  Dock 
2  B  2 


FAR  WHiTELY's   ANNUAL 

Palethorp  Robert,  inkpowder  manuf.  444  N.  Second 
Palethorp  Robert,  jun.  &  J.  H.  pewter  ware  and  ink 

powder  manuf.  50  north  Second 
Palethorp  Robert,  jun.  pewter  manuf.  444  N.  Second 
Palm  Henry,  printer  26  Arch 

Palmer  Aaron,  combmakei',  noi'th  4th  cor.  Poplar  lane 
tPalmer  Aaron,  woodsawyer  Lily  alley 
Palmer  Amos,  liquor  store  High  west  of  Sch.  Seventh 
Palmer  Amos,  carpenter  142  north  Third 
Palmer  Ann,  widow  of  Wm.  27  south  Tenth 
Palmer  Ann,  widow,  cor.  Juniper  and  Arch 
Palmer  Anthony  A.  druggist  N  E  cor.  Fifth  and  Spruce 

and  grocer  6  High— d  h  27  Powel 
fPalmer  Daniel,  sawyer  Browne  above  Fourth 
Palmer  James,  shipwright  Prince  near  Crown 
Palmer  Job,  drygoods  store  24  south  Second 
Palmer  John,  caulker  Otter  near  Frankford  road  (K) 
Palmer  John  B.  treasurer  and  secretary  of  the  Mutual 

Insurance  company  for  the  insurance  of  houses  from 

loss  by  fire,  54  Walnut 
Palmer  Jonathan,  jun.  teacher  69  Pine 
fPalmer  Mattiiias,  labourer  Spruce  near  Sch.  Fifth 
Palmer  Richard,  justice  of  tlie  peace  64  Shippen 
Palmer  Richard,  furniture,  &c.  store,  145  north  Second 

— d  h  88  north  Seventh 
Palmer  Sarah,  widow.  Otter  near  Frankf.  road  (K) 
Palmer  Samuel,  druggist,  &c.  74  Chesnut 
Palmer  Simeon,  pilot  107  Swanson 
Palmer  Thomas,  N  E  corner  %)ruce  and  Fifth 
Palmer  Thomas  H.  printer  201  Chesnut — office  Locust 

above  Eighth 
P-almer  Thomas,  carpenter  554  south  Front 
Palmer  William,  tailor  Cresson's  court 
Pancoast  Samuel,  sen.  Filbert  above  Twelfth 
Pancoast  Samuel  jun.  hardware  merchant  148  High 
Pantalun  Henry,  vict.  Steinmetz  court 
Paoli  George,  chandler  7  Vernon 

Papegay  Miss,  artificial  flower  manuf.  8cc,  151  Walnut 
Parent  John,  labourer  Meredith's  court 
Parham  John,  carpenter  62  south  Eleventh 
Parham  Joseph,  carpenter  176  Locust 
Park  Christiana,  widow,  boardinghouse  144  Chesnut 
Pai-k  &  Carpenter,  merchants  273  High 
Park  Samuel,  merchant  273  High — d  h  2  north  Seventh 
Parke  Charles  B.  brass,  &c.  founder  Penn  near  Maiden 
Parke  James  P.  bookseller  and  stationer  74  S.  Second 
Parke  Solomon,  clock  and  watchmaker  146  N.  Front 
Parke  Thomas,  M.  d.  1  Rittenhouse  place 
Parker  Achilles,  wine  merchant,  &c.  13  &17  Norris'  ay, 
Parker  Alexander,  gardener  Prime  above  Eleventh 
Parker  Alice  and  Hannah,  millinery  21  north  Third 
Parker  Andrew,  tailor  1  Wood 
Parker  Ann,  widow  262  Catharine 


PHILADLI.I'HIA   OIRLCl'OKV.  PAR 

Parker  B.  widow  67  Pine 

Paiker  Buny.tu,  Irxbomtrr  Qiif:en  near  Shakainaxon 

Pai  k(.T  BLMijinjiii,  cabinet  and  cliairmaker  'J.58  Cedar 

Parker  Daniel,  livery  st:iblekfej>cr  14  and  16  Bread 

Parker  David,  D.  D.  68  south  Eiijlilli 

Parker  Dorothy,  widow  Philhps   court 

Parker  Edward,  merchant  60  Zane 

Parker  Edward,  bookseller  and  stationer  178  High 

Parker  Elizabeth  A.  milliner  189  north  Front 

Parker  Esther,  boardinghouse  116  north  Sixth 

Parker  George,  whipmakev  Prime  above  Eightli 

Parker  George,  ropemaker  Crown  near  West  (K) 

ParKcr  George,  plasterer,  &c.  Frankf.  r.  n.  Prince 

Parker  Hannah,  seamstress,  Bushhill 

Parker  Hannah,  widow  8  Union 

Parker  Henry,  cordwainer  Fifth  below  Christian 

Parker  Isaac,  clock  and  watchmaker  13  south  Third 

Parker  Jacob,  labourer  Race  above  Sch.  Seventh 

Parker  James,  oystermaii  6  Cresson's  alley 

Parker  Jeremiah,  gentleman  (Peel  hall)  Ridge  road 

Parker  John,  tavcrnkeeper  N  E  cor.  Race  and  Sixth 

Parker  John,  fancy  store  107  north  Second 

Parker  John,  mariner  227  south  Fifth 

tParker  John,  porter  228  Race 

Parker  John  A.  bookbinder  190  Cherry 

Parker  John,  ropemaker  Crown  near  West 

Parker  Joseph,  merchant  178  High— d  h  125  N.  Fifth 

Parker  Joseph,  collector  of  taxes  28  Race 

tParker  Joseph,  ostler  Traquair's  court 

Parker  Lewis,  mariner,  back  of  32  Catharine 

Parker  Margaret,  widow  5  Steinmetz  court 

Parker  Phoebe,  widow.  Unity  court 

Parket  Peter,  hatter  Deval's  court 

Parker  Rebecca,  tailoress,  back  282  Arch 

H'arkcr  Richard,  shoeblack  29  S.  3d  &  11th  bel.  Pine 

Parker  Samuel,  shotmaker  Arch  near  Sch.  Second 

Parker  Sarah,  widow  92  north  Eighth  corner  Clierry 

tParker  Silas,  labourer  and  whitcwasher  230  Shippen 

Parkei-  Susan.  Mrs.  widow  of  John,  south  Tenth,  one 

door  from  Chesnut 
tParker  Stephen,  bootcleaner  19  south  Seventh 
Parker  Thonias,  13  south  Third 
Parker  Thomas,  jun.   clock  and  watchmaker  14  south 

Fourth 
Parker  Thomas,  carpenter  144  south  Ninth 
Parker  Thomas,  labourer  Prime  below  Second 
Parker  Thomas,  carpenter,  ike.  18  Curiaiit  alley 
tParker  Thomas,  labouier  Old  Ytirk  road 
fParker  Wiley,  labourer  Passyunk  r.  below  Chiistian 
Parker  William,  merchant  (J'ecl  hall)  Ridge  road 
tParker  William,  mariner  34  Small 
Parker  \^'illiam,  labourer  412  south  Second 
Parker  William  C.  carpenter  263  south  Seventh 


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Parker  William,  tanner  101  north  Fifth 

Parker  Wm.  tavern  and  oyster  house  10  Arch  ; 

Parkes  Zachariah,  fancy  store  3  north  Third 

Parkinson  George,  (Burns  tavern)  13  Bank 

Parkinson  James,  tailor  106  Crown 

Parkinson  Rachel,  bonnetmaker  77  Arch 

fParks  Susan,  Barclay's  alley 

rarmentier  Charles,  accountant  17  north  Twelfth 

Parmentier  Theresa,  widow  62  south  Fifth 

Parr  John,  tailor  25  north  Ninth 

Parris  Gabriel,  constable  42  Arch 

Parrish  Ebenezer,  innkeeper  317  south  Third 

Parrish  Isaac,  gentleman  Mulberry  court 

Parrish  Joseph,  M.  d.  109  Arch 

Parrish  8c  IViussey,  ironmongers,  238  north  3d  bel.  Noble 

Parrish  Robert  A.  planemaker  238  north  Third 

tPerott  R.  pi-inter  135  Lombard 

Parry  Anna,  widow,  3  Sansom 

Parry  Isaac,  plasterer  300  north  Third 

Pariy  John  J.  clock  and  watchmaker  SW  cor.  Chesnut 

and  Sixth  Isee  J^erry 

Parry  Thomas,  storekeeper  23  north  Second 
Parsons  Abraham,  shallopman  Juniper  above  Locust 
Parsons  John,  76  Almond 

Parsons  Margaret,  widow,  back  295  south  Third 
Parsons  William,  fei-ryman  30  Jones's  alley 
Partenheinier  Adam,  brewer  77  Arch  corner  Bread 
Partenheimer,  Pepper  &  Co.  Philadelphia  brewery,  9 

Bread 
Partoles  Mary,  widow  276  south  Fourth 
Pai'tridge  David,  oakcooper,  back  391  Race 
Parvin  Pearson,  teacher  25  north  Fifth 
t?arvis  Isaac,  saw-sharpener  Passyunk  r.  bel.  Christian 
tPascal  Benjamin,  waiter  Middle  alley 
Pascal  Jane,  widow,  teacher  142  south  Fifth 
Pascal  John,  blacksmith  20  and  d  h  24  south  Tenth 
Paschall  Edward  J.  tailor  2  Farmer's  row 
Paschall  Thomas,  accountant  Hamilton  village 
Pass  Peter,  tailor  150  south  Fourth 
Passey  Samuel,  teacher  127  Moyamensing  road 
Passmore  Carleton,  teacher  56  New 
Passmore  &  Sparhawk,  auctioneers  52  south  Front 
Passmore  Thomas,  auctioneer  32  south  Front 
Pastorius  Abraham,  sea  captain  165  Green 
Pastorus  John,  north  Fifth  below  Buttonwood 
Patterson  Alexander,  chandler  110  Plum 
Patterson  Eadly,  drover  S  W  cor.  Eighth  and  Lombard 
Patterson  Eliza,  Blackberry  alley 

Patterson  Elizabeth,  widow  4  Quarry         [see  Peterson 
Patterson  Hester,  widow  149  south  Eighth 
Patterson  Isaac,  (Robinson  Crusoe  inn)  23  south  Third 
Patterson  James,  accountant.  Maiden  near  Front 
Patterson  rev.  James,  460  north  Second 


PTIILADELp'hiA  DIRECTORY.  PAT 

^ Patterson  Jonnna,  pastry  cook  SmiiliN  alley 
'atterson  John,  fancy  chairmakt-r  Fourth  aljovc  Poplar 
Patterson  John,  weaver  Prime  (Wliarton's  hiiililings) 
Patterson  Jonathan,  director  of  U.  S.  bank  164  Spruce 
Pattei-son  Rachel,  widow  Chesnut  b«"low  Thineentli 
Patterson  John,  shipjoiner  Sliakamaxon  n.  Bedford  (K) 
Patterson  &  Jones,  merchants  287^  Hifjli 
Patterson  Joseph,  cabinetmaker  90  nortn  Front 
Patterson  Margaret,  widow  9  Fiazier's  court 
Patter.>on  Margaret,  widow  Torr's  court 
Patterson  Martha,  widow  Christian  below  Fourth 
Patterson  Maigwret,  seamstress  Torr's  court 
fPatterson  Margaret,  widow  3  Biddle's  alley 
Patterson  Mary,  widow  Burd's  alley  (S) 
Pattersjn  Mary,  widow,  cowkeeper,  back  74  Plum 
Patterson  Paul,  merchant  287i  High — d  h  297  Race 
Patterson  Rachel,  gentlewoman  1  Thirteentli 
Patterson  Robert  M.  m.  d.  vice  ])rovost,  professor  of 

mathematics  and  natural  philosophy  in  the  University 

of  Pennsylvania,  210  Arch 
Patterson  Robert,  carpenter  48  nortli  Eighth 
Patterson  Robert,  grocer.  Cedar  next  bel  cor.  Third 
Patterson  Robert,  nierchant  287i  High — d  h  61  Locust 
Patterson  Robert,  president  of  U.  S.  mint  285  Chesnut 
Patterson  Robert,  bricklayer  Weaver's  alley 
Patterson  Robert,  carter  Juniper  above  Locust 
Patterson  Susan,  514  north  Front 

Patterson  Thos.  teacher  205  south  Fifth— d  h  23  Prune 
Patterson  Tlios,  blockm.iker,  &c.  63  and  op.  62  Swanson 
Patterson  Walter,  laboui-er  Eleventh  ab.  Race 
Patterson  Wm.  8c  Co.  merchants  N  E  corner  Arch  & 

Water— d  li  29  Vine 
Patterson  Wm.  mate  of  ship,  387  soutli  Front 
Patterson  Wm.  blacksmith  Arch  near  5Sch.  Seventh 
Patterson  Wm.  sea  captain  Thirteenth  above  Clierry 
fPatterson  Wm.  herb  doctor  Callowhill  n.  Sch.  Fourth 
Patterson  Sarah,  widow  110  Swanson  street 
Pattison  &  Brother,  mercht.  N  E  cor.  Chesnut  8c  Front 
Pattison  Granville,  M.  D.  154  Walnut 
Pattison  John,  merchant  53  S  Front — d  h  151  Walnut 
Paiton  Abraham,  late  watchmaker  131  south  Eleventh 
Patton  Ann,  Mrs.  Thirteenth  near  Cedar 

iPatlon  Ann,  Dean's  ay.  [see  Patteti 

'atton  Anna,  widow  43  Callowhill 
Patton  Bernard,  carpenter  43  Callowhill 
Patton  James,  jun.  merchant  23  N  Front — d  h59N4th 
Patton  John  C.  mi^rchant  117  S  Ninth 
Patton  John  M.  itujuire  5  north  Twelfth 
Patton  Margaret,  widow  34  Browne 
Pattoii  Marv,  widow  Met  riott's  lane  above  Fourt'ti 

Patton ',  iat)curer41H  south  Second  street 

Paiton  Robert,  conlwainer  Locust  above  Twelfth 


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Patton  Robert,  flour,  salt  and  plaster  store  491  High— > 

d  h  5  north  Twelfth  ,. 

Patton  Samuel,  grocer  61  South  wharves 
Patton  Samuel,  accountant  8  German 
Patton  Thomas,  ladies'  shoemaker,  back  417  S  Front 
Patton  Wm.  jun.  accountant  175  Lombard 
Patton  Wm  queenswai'e  store  65  Cedar 
Patton  Wm.  printer  Pine  below  Twelfth 
Pattrullo  N.  merchant  224  Spruce 
Paul  Abraham,  vict.  1  Fourth  street  market 
Paul  Alice,  widow  12  Green 
Paul  Catharine,  widow,  back  55  Duke 
Paul,  Comegys  8c  Co.  merchants  176  High— d  h  42  N  5th 
Paul  Daniel,  vict.  27  Fourth  street  market 
Paul  David,  carpenter  116  St.  John 
Paul  Hannah,  widow,  Camac  below  Old  Yord  road 
Paul  Hannah,  widow.  Fourth  below  Master 
Paul  James,  merchant  SW  cor.  North  ay.  and  Fifth 
Paul  Jane,  widow,  shopkeeper  405  north  Third 
Paul  John,  gentleman  60  north  Fourth 
Paul  Jo.seph  M.  merchant  257  High— d  h  202  Arch 
Paul  Nathan,  237  High— d  h  6  north  Fifth 
jPaul  Thos.  drayman  159  Spruce 
Paul  Perry,  laboui'erRose  (N  L) 
Paul  Mrs.  R.  widow  of  Jeremiah,  6  north  Fifth 
Paul  Williarti,  carpenter  22  Strawberry 
Paul  Wm.  W.  sea  captain  Federal  above  Front 
Paul  Wm.  S.  cai'ter  2  Fetter  lane 
Paulding  Sarah,  widow  Thirteenth  above  Race 
PauUin  Joel,  tailor  13  Prosperous  ay. 
Paulin  P.  widow  of*John,  tailor  10  Hinkel's  court 
Paulus  Adam,  baker  26  south  Fiftii  corner  Walnut 
Pawling  Jesse,  blacksmith  93  north  Fifth 
Paxson  Benjamin,  accountant  124  Cherry 
Paxson  Charles,  198  north  Sixth 
Paxson  Edward,  attorney  at  law  32  S  Seventh — d  h  158 

north  Front 
Paxson  Isaiah,  dry  goods  store  100  north  Second 
Paxson  James,  sliipwright  Shakamaxon  n,  Bedford 
Paxson  James,  shipwright  20  Browne 
Paxson  James,  shipcarpenter  Palmer  above  Duke 
Paxson  Joseph  R.  merchant  3  Sansom 
Paxson  Joseph  S.  corner  Beach  and  Warren 
Paxson  Phineas,  w'leelwviglit  5  Summer's  court 
Paxson  Samuel,  hatter  33  south  Fourth 
PaxsonTimothy  &  Son,  merchants  65  N  Water  8c  158  N 

Front 
Paxson  Wm.  hardware  merchant  203  High— d  h  3  N9th 
Paxson  Wm.  I.  flour  mei'ch.  65  N  Water — d  h  N  Front 

cor.  Vine 
Paxton  Jolin  A.  (late  Editor  of  the  Philadelphia  Direc- 
tory,) book  and  mapseller,  stationei',  land  and  general 
agent,  and  commis.  merch.  at  St.  Louis,  (Missouri) 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  PEC 

I'ayden  George,  shoemaker  Pine  ay. 
Payne  John,  mariner  30  Carter's  ay. 
Payne  VVm.  carpenter  164  soiitli  Fifth 
Paynter  Lemuel,  grocer  117  (jcrman 
fPayton  James,  coachman  6  Wasiiington  court 
"Payton  Joshua,  waiter  18  Kurd's  court 
■Pay  ton  Julius,  waiter  Clover  ay. 
Pea  Abraham,  porter  22  Blackberry  ay, 
"Pea  Jonathan,  coachman  Shippea  below  Eighth 
Peace  Joseph,  gentleman  78  soutii  Sixth  l^ce  Pease 

Peacock  Dodsworth,  merchant  21  north  Front 
Peacock  Eber,  millwright  9  Poplar  laneaboxe  Front 
Peacock  George,  (sign  of  tlic  Gulden  Swan)  69  N  3d 
Peake  Edward,  carpenter  Queen  near  Frankford  r. 
Peake  Elias,  carter  Shakamaxon  near  Prince 
Pcake  Robert,  shoemaker  Merriott's  lane  near  Fifth 
Peake  Thomas,  shipwright,  Allen  near  Beach 
Peal  Henry,  pewiercr  119  Swauson  street 
Peale  Ann  C  miniature  painter  228  Spruce 
Peale  James,  portrait  painter  228  Spruce 
Peale  James,  blockmaker  449  south  St.xond 
Peale  Raphael,  jjortrait  painter  99  Pine  street 
Peale  Rubens,  naturalist.    Museum,   Statehouse — d  h 

Walnut  above  Sixth 
Peale  Sarah  M.  portrait  painter,  228  Spruce 
tPearce  Henry,  bootcleaner  Washington  court 
Pearce  John  &  Co-  plumbers  &c.  back    12  south  Fifth 
— d  h  Kaighton  N  J  \_sce  Pcirce  c?"  Pierce 

Pearce  Mary,  widow  72  Browne 
Pearce  Noah,  shallopman  11  Meade  ay. 
Pearce  Robert,  painter,  112  Swanson 
fPearce  Saml.  carter  4  Bonsall  street 
Pearce  Sarah,  widow  Prime  above  Front 
Pearce  Ward,  shalli>pman  79  Swanson 
Pearl  Jas.  318  N  Front,  deputy  corder  Haycsales  (N  L) 
Peannan  Sarah,  shookeeper  N  8th  ab.  Mulberry  ay. 
Pearson  Cynis,  tanner  Sarah  near  Queen  (K) 
Pearson  David,  skindresser  282  north  Eighth 
Pearson  George,   nrincinal   regulator  ot  southern  dis- 
trict, 399  south  Second  lace  Peirson 
Pearson  Isaac  L.  stationer  109  High 
Pearson  Mary,  storekeeper  17  north  Seventh 
Pearson  Miry,  widow,  nurse  9  Knight's  court 
Pearson  &  Roberts,  storekeepers  104  north  Seventh 
Pearson  Thomas,  saddler  &c  138  High 
Peart  Elizabeth,  widow  286  St.  John 
Pease  Charlotte,  boardinghouse  295  High       [tee  Peace 
Pechin  John,  guardian  of  poor  21  north  Twelfth 
Perhin  Wm.  tanner  21  north  Twelfth  and  Cherry  near 

Schuylkill 
Peck  C.  cordwainer  166  south  Fourth 
Peck  Collins,  shoemaker  Prime  above  Front 


PEN  whitely's  annual 

Peck  Daniel  L.  teacher,  school  N  W  cor.  Arch  and  3d 

— d  h  123  south  9th 
Peck  Jeremiah,  161  Chesnut 

Peckworth  rev,  John  P.  ladies'  shoe&tore  139  S  Second 
Peckworth  John  R.  m.  d.  39  Spruce  corner  Laurel 
Peddle  Joshua,  oakcooper  10  Penn  and  7  Little  Water 

— d  h  153  south  Water 
Peddle  Wm.  A.  oakcooper  and  guager  63  north  Water 

and  8  Elfi-eth's  ay. 
Peddle  widow  of  George,  7  Elfreth's  ay. 
Pedersen  P.  Esq.  minister  resident  and  consul  general 

from  the  court  of  Denmark  393  Arch  above  Tenth 
Pedrick  John,  cordwainer,  back  106  Cherry 
Pedrick  Samuel,  blacksmith  Prime  above  Front 
Peel  Francis,  vict.  High  west  Sch.  5th 
Peeler  Catharine,  Miss,  93  Shippen  sti'eet 
fPeets  Francis,  mariner  115  Queen  street  (S) 
PeifFer  John,  vict.  76  5th  st.  market — h  h   Buttonwood 
Peirce  Caleb,  hardware  merchant  81  High — d  h   10 

Church  ay.  \see  Pearce 

Peirce  James,  labourer  Sixth  above  Poplar  lane 
Peirsol  8c  Grelaud,  auctioneers  51  north  Front 
Piersol  Jeremiah,  auctioneer  51  N  Front — d  h  91  New 
Peirsol  Wm.  iron  merchant  197  Walnut 
Peirson  Stephen,  pilot  north  Fourth  above  Coates 
Pele  Andrew,  bookbinder  2  Goddard's  ay. 
Pells  Susan,  tailoress  79  Green 
Peloux  Peter,  gunsmith  190  Cedar 
Petz  Philip,  grazier  corner  Passyunk  and  Buck  road 
Peltz  Susan,  widow  412  north  Second 
Peltz  Wm.  gentleman  68  Queen 
Pember  Charles,  labourer  Maiden  below  Front 
Pember  Christian,  cordwainer,  back  7  Kunckel 
Pemberton  Philadelphia,  shopkeeper  61  noi-th  Third 
Pendegrass  Eleanor,  widow,  back  32  Plum 
Pendrill  Mrs.  of  Charles,  3  Marshall's  ay. 
Penn  Abraham,  shipcarpenter  75  Queen 
Penn  Susan,  widow.  Thirteenth  above  Filbert 
Pennebecker  Benj.  (sign  of  Sorrel  Horse)  150  N  4th 
Penneger  Samuel,  labourer,  west  of  Permanent  bridge 
tPennel  Benjamin,  hackdriver  Juniper  ay. 
Pennel  Joseph,  carpenter  9  Watson's  ay. 
Pennewill  David,  smith  41  Currant  ay. ' 
j-Pennington  Charles,  fiddler  Clymer's  ay. 
Pennington  Edward,  sugar  refiner  155  &  159  Race 
Pennington  Heniy,  shipwright  Palmer  below  Duke 
Pennington  John,  porter  Otter  near  Front 
Pennington  Martha,  widow,  boardinghouse  72  N  9th 
Pennington  Wm.  shipwright  Beach  near  Maiden 
Pennick  James,  cordwainer  Brusstar's  ay.  (K) 
Pennick  Joseph,  labourer,  back  16  Budd 
Pennig  Mary,  seamstress  24  Tammany 
Penning  Mars,  mariner  Queen  near  Marlborough  (K) 


HHir.AL>£l.PHI.\   DIKKC.  roRY.  PEK 

Penniwill ,  widow  Prime  below  Second  (S) 

PeiinoL-k.  Ahm.  L   merchant  231  High— d  h  122  N  5th 
Peiinock  Horatio  B.  161  Vine 
Pfiiiiocic  S:ivah,  widow  oiC)  Arcli  ahnve  Eleventh 
Pcnot  Francis  &  Son,  ladies'  shoemakers  135  Chcsnut 
Penrose  Charles,  shiptinilder  93  Pcnn  above  Ar.myle 
Penrose  Joscjjh,  carpenter  Arm  westSch.  Eighth 
Penrose  Sophia,  widow,  shopkeeper  Acorn  ay  n.  Spruce 
fPenrosc  Wm.  61  Small 

Penton  Kuel,  labourer  Sch.  Seventh  aljovc  Race 
Penry  Walter,  shoemaker  Merriott's  lane  near  Fifth 
Peoples  John,  calicoprinter  Sch.  Front  above  Vine 
Pepplow  Edward,  victualler  582  south  Second — stall  20 

ISewmarket  south  Second 
Pepper  George,  brewer  2  south  Fifth  N  VV  cor.  Minor 

— d  h  Chesnut  next  above  Masonic  Hall 
lV])per  Hester,  nurse  10  South  ay. 
Pepper  John,  stonecutter  61  north  Seventh 
Pcjijjer  Joseph,  toothbrushmaker  8  Pennsylvania  ay. 
Pepper  Michael,  carpenter  5c  shipjoiner  232  Catharine 
Pei)per  Philip  H.  brewer  9  Bread  street 
Pepperd  Standish,  chairpainter  Hii^h  west  Perm.  Bridge 
i'ercival  Joshua,  mercht.  78  south  Front — d  h  149  Pine 
Peres  Peter,  m.  d.  54  Callowlull 
Peres  Wm.  jeweller  3  Burd's  court 
Pereyra  Peter,  merchant  Baker's  ay, 
Perie  Charles,  coaclimaker  21  Watson's  ay. 
Perine  Daniel,  tailor  56  north  Eighth 
Perine  John,  bricklayer  3  Ho'imes'  ay. 
Perit  Sc  Cabot,  merchants  123  south  Front     \_fiee  Perot 
Pcrit  John  W.  merchant  123  S  Front — d  h  105  Arch 
'     rkenpine  John,  victualler  2  Perkenpine's  court 

kin  John,  north  Second  between  Race  and  \'ine 

Icin  John,  m   u.  159  nortli  Second 

kins  Benjamin,  wiiarfbuilder  Frankford  r.  n.  Queeri 
.     1  kins  Elizabeth,  boardinghousc  97  Shipjien 
[l^•rkins  Francis,  steward,  back  146  Cherry 
W  rkins  Henry,  smith  302  Race 

Tn  kins  Henry,  wheelwright  Frankford  r.  ab.  Queen 
i'   rkins  &  Bacon,   patent  entjine  ike.  nianuf.  Pearson's 

urt — cl  h  Sansoni  above  Eighth 

kins  Jacob,  brickmaker  coi".  Cedar  and  Twelfth 

rkins  J.imes,  vender  of  old  clothes  194s()utii  2d 

kins  Joseph,  designer  &  engraver  ot  writing  34  S.  6th 
r     kins  Mary,  tailoress25  Cresson's  allev 
fPerkins  Samuel,  vender  of  old  clothes  208  south  2d 
Perkins  Sarah  R.  storekeeper  58  south  Second 
Peikins  Sasan,  wiclow  147  Spruce 
fPerkirs  Wm.  vender  second-hand  clothes  194  S.  2d 
Perkins  Wivluni,  labourer  Crab  below  Shippen 
Perlas  Judv,  wahlit-rwoman,  back  299  south  Third 
Vrlasca  Peter,  morocco  case  manuf.  21  Sterling  alley 
IVrle  James,  grocer  i  lay  scales  wharf  &  316  N.  Front 
2  C 


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PET  whitely's  annual 

tPernel  George,  labourer  Paschall's  ay.  near  Fifth 
Pernier  John,  confectioner  High  W.  Sch.  Eighth 
Perot  EUiston  &  John,  merchants  41  nortl>  Water 
Perot  Elliston,  mercht.  41  north  Water— d  h  299  High 
Perot  Francis,  brewer  120  "Vine  Sc  107  New  [see  Peril 
Perot  James  &  Sansom,  merchants  41  north  Water 
Perot  James,  mercht.  41  N.  Water — dh  297  High 
Perot  Jolin,  mercht.  41  N.  Water— d  h  297  High 
Perot  Sansom  merchant  41  N.  Water — d  h  299  High 
Perpiguann  Peter,  watchmaker  and  jeweller  367  N.  3d 
Perrin  Wm.  trader  46  Cedar  St.  J 

PeiToteau  B.  123  north  Fifth  '  | 

Perry  Charles  8c  Co,  merchants  Summer's  wharf — d  h    ' 

164  Arch 
Perry  Charles,  mariner  55  Catharine 
Perry  Felicity,  widow,  watchcase  poUsher  55  Lombard 
Perry  Hiram  A.  barkeeper  8  Oak  (S) 
Perry  John,  dyer  and  scourer  135  Locust 
Perry  Margaret,  seamstress  32  Currant  alley 
Perry  Mary,  widow  Juliana  st.  ^see  Parry 

Perry  Mary,  widow  19  Cox's  alley 
Perry  Mary,  widow,  18  Almond  street 
Perry  Oliver,  labourer  Gray's  ferry  r.  near  Cedar 
Perry  Richard,  drygoods  store  3  South  Third 
Perry  Theodosia,  widow  86  Swanson  st.  ] 

Pesoa  widow  of  Isaac,  merchant  152  Callowhill  | 

Peterman  Geo.  flour  mercht.  366  High— d  h  106  Filbert    | 
Peterman  George  &  Jacob,  flour  mejxhts.  366  High  ( 

Peterman  Jacob,  flour  mercht.  366  High — d  h  59S.  11th    | 
fPeter  John,  shoemaker  200  south  Sixth  ] 

fPeter  John,  mariner  80  George  (S.) 
Peters  Charles,  mai'iner  98  Swanson 
Peters  Charles,  tailor,  back  12  north  Front 
Petei's  Conrad,  cordwainer  3  Jones'  alley 
tPeters  David,  coachman  218  Plum  street 
fPeters  Diana,  widow.  Quince  below  Locust 
reters  Evan,  bricklayer  23  north  Ninth 
Peters  Francis,  ferryman  Camden  N.  J. 
Peters  George,  shipwright  Beach  above  Marlborough 
Peters  George,  labourer  251  St.  John  st. 
tPeters  Isaiah,  sawyer,  back  24  Elizabeth 
Peters  Jacob,  auctioneer  8  Decatur — d  h  32  S.  Tenth 
Peters  Jacob,  labourer  543  north  Third 
Peters  James,  thimble,  &c  manufacturer  65  Arch  | 

tPeters  John,  labourer  4  Fine  alley  1 

tPetcrs  John,  fiddler  Schuylkill  Second  above  Race  ; 

Peters  John  W.  accountant  35  south  Fourth  | 

tPeters  John,  labourer  St.  Mary  street  .    1 

Peters  .John,  vict.  cellar  20  High  &  back  12  north  Front    i 
tPeters  John,  labourer,  back  105  German  ] 

fPeters  Joseph,  cook  32  Gaskill  street 
Peters  Leonard,  hardware  store  corner  4th  and  Vine 


PHlLAnEI.PTfT  A    DIRECTORY.  PFE 

Peters  Margaret,  widow,  121  Swanson 

Peters  M  iry,  widow.  Tenth  above  Race  • 

Peters  Nicliolas,  oystcrman  78  High  &  5  Cresson's  ay. 

PettM^  Hali)li,  fanner  Maiitiu  village 

Peters  Ricliard,  judge  otthe  District  Court  of  the  United 

States,  Belmont  west  of  Schuylkill 
Peters  Richard,  jun.  attorney  at  law  N  W  comer  Sixth 

and  Little  George — d  h  SE  cor  Walnut  &  Eleventh 
Peters  Thumas  R.  attorney  at  law  61  south  Seventh 
Peterson  Aaron,  waterman  Prime  above  Second 
Peterson  Abigail,  widow,  32  Fitzwalter 
Peterson  Abraham,  waterman,  back  44  Spruce 
Peterson  C  itiuirine,  widow,  6th  above  Poplar  lane 
Peterson  Charles,  porter  Pine  corner  Eleventh 
'Peterson  Daniel,  steamboat  steward  184  Pine 
■Peterson  Flora,  widow,  back  28  Barron 
!*eters<)n  George,  grcjcer  3  S  3d — d  h  102  Arch 
Peterson  Jacob,  merchant  93  Callowhill 
Peterson  Jacob,  mariner  12  Fraiikhn  street 
Peterson  John,  mariner,  back  64  Catiiarine 
Peterson  John,  currier  95  Chesnnt — d  h  18  Sansom 
Peterson  John,  carj)enter42  Christian 
Peterson  John,  mariner  40  Queen  (S) 
Peterson  John,  jun.  collect-r  18  Wagner's  alley 
tPeterson,  Juliana,  widow,  4  Eagle  court 
fpeterson  Nathan,  labourer  Qaince  above  Locust 
Peterson  Saml.  cabinetmaker  Frank,  road  above  Queen 
f  Peterson  Samuel,  carter  4  Burd's  court 
Peterson  Siiah,  widow,  1  Sliiimen 
Peterson  Tiiomas,  labourer  6  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Peterson  Thomas,  waterman  3  Shippen 
Peterson  widow  of  Emanuel,  1  Shippen 
Pecersoh  Wm.  drygoods  store  58  north  Third 
Petherbridge  John,  shipwright  Churcli  street 
Peto  Ann,  corsletmaker  132  south  Fourth 
Peto  Elizabeth,  corsletmaker.132  south  Fourth 
Petiy  J.  B.  consul-general  of  France  151  Pine 
Pettibone  Daniel,  inquire  15  north  Seventh 
Petite  JoliM,  back  5  Combs'  alley 

Pettit  Andrew,  alderman  12  south  4th — (\\\  69  S.  Sixth 
Pettit  Jonathan,  brickla\er  202  north  4th  above  Noble 
Pettit  Thos.  M.  attorney  at  law  36 S.  5th — d  h  69  S.  6th 
Petit  Nicholas,  tailor  121  norlli  Second 
tPetts  Francis,  mariner  Queen  below  Third 
Petty  John,  drayman,  back  45  Charlotte 
Peuscli  Jacob,  laljourer  192  north  Water 
Pew  Hugh,  carpenter  Aim  below  Sch.  Eighth 
Pew  Robert,  tailor  127  Cedar 

Pevnisse  Arnold,  tailor  S  E  cor.  Spruce  and  Fourth 
Pfaff  George,  cordwainer  213  north  Front 
Pfau  John,  farmer  Frankford  road  below  1st  gate 
Pfeiffer  Christian,  grocer  cor.  Germ,  road  andSccoud 
PfeiflTer  Geo.  professor  of  music  193  Spruce 


PHI  whitely's  annual 

Pfeifer  Jacob,  flour  dealer  125  Green 

[see  Pfeiffei\  Pifer  iJf  Pifier 
Pfeiffer  Peter,  shopkeeper  92  north  Third 
Pfeiffer  Peter,  victualler,  back  484  north  Third 
Pfeil  John,  cabinetmaker  338  north  Second 
Phalen  Patrick,  skindresser  George  near  Second 
Philbert  Tamer,  tailoress  Coates  near  Sixth 
Phile  Daniel,  cabinetmaker  Branch 
Phile  John,  157  Arch 

Phile  John,  turner  and  umbrella  maker  S67  N.  Second 
Philler  Andrew,  gentleman  529  Front 
Philler  Andrew,  jun.  boot  and  shoemaker  269  S.  Second 
fPhillips  Adam,  porter  228  Race 
Phillips  Ann,  widow  Alban  street 
Phillips  A.  L.  fancy  store  7i  south.Second 
Phillips  Benjamin,  late  storekeeper  Arch  near  Sch.  2d 
Phillips  Daniel,  carpenter,  back  of  15  Noble 
Phillips  Edward,  lastmaker  26  Strawberry 
Phillips  Goodhour,  widow  52  New 
Phillips  Henry,  blacksmith  Passyunk  r.  ab.  Carpenter 
Phillips  Isabella,  ^washerwoman  83  Swanson 
PhiUips  Jacob,  blacksmith  Cherry  above  Thirteenth 
Phillips  James,  mariner  113  north  Water 
Phillips  James,  carpenter  50  Browne 
Phillips  John,  baker  326  north  Second 
Phillips  John,  labourer  543  north  Third 
Phillips  John,  milkman  south  Fourth  bel.  Christian 
Phillips  John,  cordwainer,  back  of  157  St.  John 
PhiUips  John,  cordwainer  Federal  above  Second 
Phillips  John,  labourer,  back  97  Budd 
Phillips  John,  carter  Frankford  road  near  Prince 
fPhillips  John,  hairdresser  97  Green 

Phillips ,  bricklayer  141  Moyamensing  road 

Phillips  Joseph,  labourer  Pine  above  Thirteenth 

Phillips  Joseph,  41  north  Fourth 

PhiUips  Jonathan,  West  corner  Marlborough 

Phillips  Levi,  merchant  22  north  Fourth 

PhiUips  Lydia,  circulating  library,  8cc.  119  south  Third 

Phillips  Mary,  widow,  76  SmaU 

Phillips  Mary,  widow,  13  Tammany 

Phillips  Peter,  grocer  and  bottler,  cor.  Locust  and  1 0th 

Phillips  R.  and  I.  merchants  20  Chesnut 

Phillips  Rebecca,  widow  of  John,  7  Pine 

Phillips  Robert,  calico-printer  Germ,  road  ab.  Laurel 

Phillips  Rowland,  labourer  Wright's  alley  below  Vine 

Phillips  Samuel,  coachmaker  6  Blackberry  alley 

Phillips  Samuel,  last  and  boot-tree  maker  63  Walnut 

Phillips  Sarah,  widow,  back  of  32  Catharine 

Phillips  Sarah,  widow  101  Cedar 

Phillips  Thomas  D.  shoemaker  St.  John  op.  the  church 

Phillips  Thomas,  ladies'  shoemaker  11  south  Second 

Phillips  Thomas,  bricklayer  135  Cedar 

Phillips  Wm.  blacksmith  115  Swanson 


IMIII.ADr.LPIU  A    DIRIXTORV.  PIL 

Phillips  William,  gcntlcma!i  200  south  Front 
Pliillips  William,  hatter  6  Carter's  alley 
Pliillil).s  William,  sea  captain  .258  soutli  Front 
Phillips  Z.  lijjjinan,  attoi-ncv  at  law,  1H5  Chesnut 
Pr.illipsoii  SiuKin,  mt-rchant  122  Spruce 
PIvilson  Ann,  teacher  Perry  below  Pine 
Piivel"  James,  n  lilcr  Rose  alley 
Physick  Abigail.  210  north  Fourth 
Pliysick  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  66  south  Sixth 

-  Pnysick  Philip  S.  !>i.  n.  processor  of  surgery,  south  4th 
between  Union  and  Cypress  alky 
Picard  Peter  M.  late  drayman,  iiufuirr  266  Lombard 
Pickird  Wm.  vender  of  books,  505  soutli  Second 
P  ckel  Ann,  widow  126  Cedar 
Pi  kel  Caspar,  coicli  lampinaker  &  repairer  of  all  sorts 

<il  l.imps.  111  \Valnut 
Pickeriiij;  Kliim,  teaciier  Kcv's  alley — d  h  194  N.  Sixth 
Pickering  Cieorge,  tailor  126  Coites 
Pickering  Joseph,  watchmaker  315  north  Front 

■^  Pickering  John,  bras?founder  Alder  alley 
Pickering  Mary,  Coates  above  Fourth 
Pickering  I'homas,  oysterman  302  south  Fourth 
Pirkctt  Wm.  carter  589  south  Second  N  E  cor.  Wharton 
Picquet  Martin,  merchant  205  High 
Pidgeon  Christopher,  crier  of  the  district  court  458  S.  2d 
Pidgoon  James,  crier  of  the  Mayor's  court  121  German 
Pidgton  Wm.  superintendant  352  south  Second 
Pierce  Cyrus,  merchant  50  S.  wharves — (1  h  246  S.  7lh 

.  Pierce  E.  J  umbrella  manufacti:rer  132i  High 
Pierce  Hannah,  bonnetnuiker  56  Arch 
Pierce  Irenaus,  gentleman  Quince  below  Locust 
Pierce  Jalin,  slup  chandler  Spruce  st.  wharf — d  h  36 
Clnislian  \_see  Fearce 

Pierce  Joshua,  merchant  91  Wood 
Pierce  I'eter,  umbrella  mnnuf.  81  south  Second 
l*ierce  Samuel,  sea  captain,  back  39  Beck's  alley 
Pierce  &  'I'hackara,  ship  chandlers  67  Spruce  st.  wharf 

►  Piercy  Catharine,  mantuamaker  126  nortli  Fifth 
Pierie  Charles,  coachm  iker  US  Watson's  alley 
Pierie  J  ihn,  bleeder  122  S.  4lli  S  W  cor.  M.irshall's  ay. 
Pierie  Wm.  currier  81  Dock — d  h  20  Greeiilcaf 's  court 
Pierpont  Robert,  silk  dyer  Filbert  a!)ovc  Tenth 
Pierson  Eli,  labourer  54  Queen  (S) 
P>ersoii  Silas,  tanner  Nob'e  above  Fifth 
Piex  Robert,  shoemaker  Prime  abo\e  Second 
Piggot  Robert,  cngiMver,  and  agent  for  the  Sunday  and 

adult  school  Union  society  29  north  Fourth 
Pike  Marinus  Wdlett.  c:'.rver  Sc  gilder  41  north  Sixth 
Pile  Rebecca,  widow  164  Swanson 
Pile  Wm.  accountant  Pine  above  Tenth  [stePylf' 

Pdes  Peter,  labourer  124  Queen  (S) 
PiUing  Wm.cordwainer  200  south  Sixth 
Pilmorc  rev.  Joseph,  d.  d.  171  south  Fifth 
2  c  2 


PLU  whitely's  annual 

Pilson  Henry,  inariner  21  Cox's  alley 

Pinchin  Jane,  widow  of  William,  120  north  Nintk 

Pinchin  John,  paperhanger  7  Appletree  alley 

Pinchni  William,  silver  plater  Jacoby  st. 

Pinyard  Elizabeth,  widow,  13  Queen  (S.) 

Pinyard  Joseph,  shipcarpenter,  back  18  Biidd 

Pia'ckney  Matilda,  widow,  12  German 

Pinkerton  Mary,  widow,  Coates  above  Fourth 

Pinkerton  Margaret,  teacher  Pryor's  alley 

Piper  Frederick,  currier  370  N  2d  \see  Pifer  isf  Pfdffer 

Piper  John,  hog  butcher  Buttonwoud 

Piper  Wm.  commission  merchant,  St.  Johns 

Pippit  Isaac,  cabinetmaker  71  Walnut 

fPiros  Abraham,  mariner  24  Mary's  alley 

Pirrie  Jchn,  bootmaker  1  Pennsylvania  avenue 

Pisanolli  Francis,  hairdresser  213  south  Seventh 

Pister  Jacob,  shipwright  Queen  near  Crown 

Pitcarr ,  Mrs.  266  Lombard  street 

Pitcher  Henry,  shipwright  Bishop  near  Queen 
Pitcher  Rufus,  umbrella  manuf.  and  fancy  store  79  S  2d 
Pitman  Rebecca,  widow,  7  Clever  alley 
Pitner  Ann,  widow,  221  Swanson  street 
Pitt  Thomas,  shoemaker  Davison's  alley 

tPitt ,  widow,  Wistar's  court 

Plackett  John,  tailor  N  Front  near  Blackhorse  lane 
Plaine  Samuel,  oakcooper  11  Jones's  alley — d  h  Hop- 
kins' court 
Plane  Jacob,  carpenter  410  N  4tli  above  Browne 
Plank  Mrs.  widow.  Sixth  abo^e  Poplar  lane 
Plank  Peter,  carter  Small  st.  continued  n.  Thirteenth 
Plankenhorn  Susannah,  widow,  Sch.  8th  near  Vine 
Plant  John  B.  labourer  80  Plum  street 
Plantou  Mrs.  portrait  painter  110  south  Fourth 
Piatt  &  Cooper,  grocer  303  High  N  E  cor.  of  Eighth 
Piatt  Wm.  merchant  47  north  Water— d  h  201  Arch 
Piatt  Wm.  tavern  and  grocery  Beach  near  High  bridge 
Pleasants  Charles,  hardware  merchant  228  High — d  h 

Walnut  above  Eleventh 
Pleasants  &  Charnley,  hardware  merchants  228  High 
Pleasants  Israel,  president  of  the  U.  States  Insurance 

company,  Chesnut  above  Thirteenth 
Pleasants  Joseph,  hardware  merchant  267  High 
Pleasants  Mary,  widow  of  Samuel,  23  Sansom 
Pleas  George,  cooper  175  St  John 
Plecker  Peter,  cedarcooper  271  north  Second 
Pleis  Matthias,  apothecaiy  8c  druggist  461  N  Second 
Pless  George,  oakcooper  21  Budd 
Plitt  John,  rev.  editor  of  the  American  Views,  116  N 

Seventh  street 
Plocher  John  J.  wheelwright  Thirteenth  below  High 
Plowman  Thomas  L.  Library  st. — d  h  west  of  the  Per- 
manent bridge 
Plumb  Peter,  ropemaker  Federal  above  Second 


PHILAUELPHI  A   DITKCTORV.  POR 

I'liimb  widow  of  A.  Hudson's  lane  above  Eighth 

Plumb  Joseph,  shoemaker  Ciiristian  st.  ab.  Passjnnk  i 

Plume  Pliilip,  baker  Ihirteenth  below  Kace 

Plumley  Absalom,  labouicr  Washington  bel.  2d  strict 

Plumlev  Patience,  widow,  63  Cluistian 

Plummcr  Frederick  rev.  Kaighnton,  (N  J) 

Pluminer  Margaret,  8  Bell's  court 

Plummer  M  iry,  widow,  57  Vine  street 

tPliiiTimcr  Thomas,  porter  Allen's  allev 

Pluriglit  William,  accouiitaiit  36  south  fifth 

Poalk  Robert,  merchanrdo  south  Front — d  h  43  N  4tli 

Poalk  Solomon,  bottler  244  south  Third  street 

Pochin  John,  baker  25  Walnut 

Rock  William,  labourer  Maiia  street  (N  L) 

Point  John,  pumpmaker  N  4th  between  \'ine  and  Cal- 

lowhill — d  h  Richardson's  court 
Pointer  Thomas,  cordwainer  Christian  above  Fourth 
Polan  Thomas,  typefounder  Cedar  above  Ninth 
Pole  Edward,  teacher  Passyunk  road  near  Long  lane 

Polick ,  trader,  back  10  Green 

Pollard  Charles,  i>rinter  135  Lombard 

fPollard  John,  cordwainer  North  street 

Pollin  (ieorge,  nailcutter.  Falls  Schuylkill 

Pollin  P^ter,  boot  manufacturer  46  south  Third 

Pollock  David,  dealer  Eleventh  below  Vine 

Pollock  Hyman,  dealer  11  Key's  alley 

Pollock  W^illiam,  labourer,  back  15  north  Sixth 

Pollock  Wm.  N.  storekeeper  &  dealer  369  north  2d 

Polly  Richard,  weaver  243  Shippen  above  Seventh 

Pommer  Charles,  piano  forte  maker  72  Race 

Pnmeroy  Sarah,  ot  Wm.  boarcinghouse  67  Walnut 

IPompey  Lewis,  mariner,  back  90  Shii)i)en  stnet 

Pomryol  Israel,  cordwainer  Fourth  below  Poplar 

Pond  Martha,  widow  of  Samuel,  back  268  Race 

Pond  Mary,  widow,  11  Duke  (N  L) 

Pons  Jolm  B.  hatter  Burd's  alley  (S; 

Pont  Christiana,  widow,  Jones's  alley  (N  L) 

Pool  John,  tailor,  back  88  north  Sixiii 

Pool  Edward,  coachdriver  41  Coates' alley 

Pool  Joseph,  combmakcr  63  north  Sixth 

Pool  Wm.  combmakcr  101  Cherry  street 

Pope  Nathaniel,  b;ickla>er  74  noith  Ninth 

P()I)e  Peter,  labourer,  back  519  north  Third  street 

Poj>e  William,  labourer  Rose  alley  (N  L) 

Poppal  f»>nrge,  victualler  and  innkeeper  178  Cedar — 

stall  14  New  Market 
Po])pe  Henry,  t.ivernkeeper  154  Vine 
Porce  Mrs.  A.  M.  gentlewoman  130  south  Third 
Port  Henry,  labouier  Camden  (N  J^ 
Portalis  Mary,  widow  5lh  between  Shippen  &  Plum 
fPorter  Cyrus,  coachman  79  north  Sixth 
Porter  Henry,  brushniaker  lA  north  5th  &;  93  Arch 
Porter  Henry,  turner  57  Arch  N  E  cor.  Third 


POT  whitely's  annual 

Porter  Isaac,  tinplate  worker  N  E  cor.  3d  &  High — d 

h  375  N  2d 
Porter  Isaac,  shoemaker  Germ,  road  above  Laurel 
'tPorter  Isaac,  waterman.  Brown  above  Fourth 
fPorter  Jacob,  carpenter  Brown  above  Fourth 
Porter  James,  accountant  399  Race 
Porter  James,  copperplate  printer  cor.  Chesnut  &  3d — 

d  h  13  Frankhn  court 
Porter  John,  m.  d.  81  south  Sixth 

Porter  John,  captain  Ridgway  team  Camden  ferry  boat 
Porter  John,  sen.  brushvnaker  89  Mulberry 
Porter  John,  jun.  brushmaker  220  High 
Porter  John,  saddler  15  Carter's  alley 
Porter  John,  cordwainer  William  (N  L) 
Porter  John,  labourer,  back  134  Brown 
Porter  Mary,  widow,  grocer  162  south  Water 
Porter  Margaret,  shopkeeper  24  Carter's  alley 
Porter  Moses,  labourer  Emlen's  court 
Porter  Nicholas,  weaver  Lombard  above  Twelfth 
fPorcer  Robert,  blacksmith  6  Starr  alley 
Porter  S.  &  N.  tinplate  workers  cor.  13th  and  Filbert 
Porter  Samuel,  tinplate  worker  1  north  Twelfth 
Porter  Samuel,  smith  25  N  10th— d  h  Prospect  alley 
f Porter  Samuel,  woodsawver  57  Currant  alley 
fPorter  Thomas,  tailor  Weljb's  alley 
Porter  William,  tailor,  back  180  Lombard 
Porter  Wm.  merchant  35  S  wharves — d  h  446  N  2d 
Porterfield  Rachel,  widow,  120  Cedar 
Porterfield  Wm.  cordwainer  1  Watson's  alley 
Pote  Christian,  glassblower  Wood  above  Queen 
Pote  Henry  P.  carpenter  Wood  near  Queen  (K) 
Pote  M.  labourer  Wood  near  Queen 
Pote  Peter  H.  fisherman  Queen  near  Bishop 
Pote  Peter  M  fisherman  Wood  above  Queen 

Pote ,  widow.  Wood  near  Queen 

Poth  Conrad,  tallow  chandler  178  St.  John  above  Green 

Potkin  George,  coachman  George  street 

''otcer  Richard  C  merchant  29  north  Third 

Potter  S.  &  Co.  booksellers  and  stationers  55  Chesnut 

Potter  Samuel,  stable  168  south  Fifth  and  Cedar 

Potter  Sheldon,  bookseller  55  Chesnut — d  h  24  Key's  ay. 

Potter  Wm.  W.  bookbinder  &  stationer  36  Carter's  ay. 

— -d  h  66  Chesnut 
fP otter  WiUiam,  carter  Webb's  alley 
Potts  Benjn.  tavern  8c  boardinghouse  117  south  Water 
Potts  George  C.  rev.  pastor  of  the  Fourth  Presbyterian 

church,  65  Locust  above  Eighth 
Potts  James,  oak  cooner  63  and  73  north  Water 
Potts  James  &  Wm.  A.  Peddle,  coopers  and  guagers  63 

north  Water 
Potts  Joseph,  teacher  224  Lombard  street 
Potts  John,  cordwainer,  back  531  south  Front 
Potts  Mary,  widow  of  David,  42  Vine 
Potts  Nathan  R.  attorney  at  law  97  Arch 


I'HILADKI.PIIIA    DIRECTORY.  POW 

l^otis  Nathaniel,  inercht.  5  N  Water— d  h  20  north  7th 
Potts  Pluneas,  accountant  442  south  Front 
Potts  Robert  T.  mcrcliant  10;>  High 
tPotts  Samuel,  hiijoin  er  Ehzahcth  street 
fPotts  Silas,  bootbhick  12Klizabcih  street 
Potts  Stacy,  accountant  314  nortli  'I'hird 
Potts  Susan,  storekeeper  42  soutli  Fourdi 
Potts  Susan,  widow,  85  Arch 
'CIS  William  L.  iron  mcrcliant  143  north  Second 

■ulson  Ann,  widow,  20  Chester 
■pvdsfin  Charles  Augustus.  172  south  Front 
iVudson  fieorge,  bricklayer  Sixth  below  Shippcn 
I'oulson  John,  Pu  south  Fcnirtli 
I'oulson  SainucI,  tanner  St.  John  street 
Poulson  Zachariah,  editor  and  publisher  of  the  Ameri- 
can Daily  Advertiser  106Chesnut 
Poulterer  Stephen,  carpenter  Christian  below  5tii 
Poultney  Catharine,  widow,  3  Strawberry 
Poultney  James,  150  S  Seventh  N  VV  cor'.  Spruce 
Poultney  John,  balance  weigher  8  Walnut  st.  wharf— d 

d  178  south  F.leventh 
Pounder  Jonathan,  bookseller  134  north  Fourth 
Povall  Richard,  m  d.  115  south  Ninth 
:Foway  James,  ragman  Locust  W.  Sch.  Second 
Powell  Abraham,  cor.  Wharton  &  Lancaster  st.  (S) 
Powell  Ann,  widow,  291  south  Third 
Powell  Benjamin,  weaver,  back  135  north  Sixth 
Powell  Benjamin,  grocer  Thirteenth  corner  Vine 
Powell  Benjamin,  labourer  3  Acorn  alley 
Powell  Catharme  Mrs.  back  57  Budd 
Powell  Dennis,  Hamilton  a'iove  Sch.  Eighth 
Powell  Edith  Mrs.  teacher  15  Elf\eth's  alley 
Powell  Elihu  B.  cordwainer  113  Christiari 
Powell  Elizabeth,  gentlewoman  207  Chesnut  bel.  7th 
Powell  George,  carpenter  197  south  Seventh 
Powell  George,  caipentcr  Hinkel's  court  below  7th 
Powell  John  Hare,  172  Chesnut  and  Powellton 
Powell  John,  bricklayer  Bonsall 
Powell  John,  linplate  worker  l8o  south  Second 
Powell  John  L.  bricklayer  87  Passyunk  road 
Powell  John,  86  south  Eleventh 

Powell  Jos.  wheclwriglu  Fr.inkford  road  near  Queen 
i'owell  Peter,  Ijrewhouse  man,  Bushhill 
Powell  Peter,  brickmuker  Irish  lane 
I'owell  Peter,  cor(lwai\ier  St.  Bernard's  court 
Powell  R.  layer  out  of  tlie  dead,  15  Eltreth's  alley 
I'owell  Sarah,  widow,  353  south  Front 
Powell  Samuel,  cordwainer  Rose  n.  Germantown  road 
Powell  Samuel,  cordwainer  4th  below  (iermantown  r. 
Powell  Samuel,  carjienler  Miller's  court  (N  L) 
Powell  Susanna,  widow,  Mark's  lane 
Powell  Thomas,  brassfounder,  back  210i  Arch 
Powell  Wm.  wheelwright  Queen  below  Shakamaxon 


PRE  whitely'^s  annual 

Powell  Wm.  gentleman  101  north  Seventh 
Powis  James,  painter,  8cc.  S  Ranstead's  court 
Powison  Andrew,  shallopman  7  York  court 
Povver  William,  mariner  10  Shields'  court 
Powers  John,  sailmaker  10  Parham's  alley- 
Powers  Samuel,  caner  Lombard  west  Broad 
Powei's  Stephen,  saddler  10  Parham's  alley 
Poyner  Francis,  porter  in  Mechanics'  Bank  3  Fitzwaltet 
Poyntell,  widow  oi  William,  6  York  buildings 
Pradley  Matgaret,  widow,  Queen  above  Cherry  (K) 
Prager  Susan,  widow,  boardinghouse  19  Wagner's  ay. 
Prager  Mark,  stock,  &c.  broker  63  Dock 
Prahl  Samuel,  spring  maker  Rachel  street 
Prall  Edward,  chair  maker  N  W  cor.  Arch  &  6th — d  h 

64  north  Fifth  ,^ 

Pratt  &  Dundas,  merchants  42  Walnut 
Pratt  Edmund,  mercht.  back  95  N.  Water— d  h  112  N. 

Front 
Pratt  Henry,  mercht.  back  95  N.  Water  &  112  n.  Front 
Pratt  J.  D.  fancy  store  82  south  Third 
Pratt  James,  tobacconist  128  Cedar 
Prart  John,  cabinetmaker,  back  338  south  Front 
Pratt  John,  ropemaker  Harper's  alley  (P  T) 
Pratt  John,  carter  56,Penn 
Pratt  John,  sen.  waterman,  56  Penn 
Pratt  J.  B.  merchant,  back  95  north  Water 
Pratt  &  Ku^er,  merchants,  back  95  north  Water 
Pivitt  Thomas,  mariner  Church  street 
Pratt  Thomas,  merchant  42  Walnut — d  h  58  south  11th 
fPiattis  David,  woodsawyer  Cherry  above  Eleventh 
Pray  Charles,  T  Kniglit's  court 
Pray  John    sen.  vict.  Fourth  below  Poplar 
Pray  John,  jun.  vict.  Fourth  below  Poplar 
Preall  John  shoemaker  13  Pine  allev 
Pree  Charles,  silverplater  Callowhill  below  Rugan 
Preole  George,  shoemaker  15  Pine  alley       [see  Prahl 
Brescott  David  W.  fishstore  22  south  Water 
Preatzel  Charles  S.  baker  150  North  Eighth 
Prendivill  John,  tailor  12  Hurst  street 
Preston  Edwaid,  135  north  Third 
Preston  John,  carpenter  22  Lombard 
Preston  Jonas,  m.  d.  2^15  Race 
Preston  William  jun.  boatbnilder  51  Duke  (N.  L) 
Prettyman  Eliza,  nurte  35  Charlotte 
Prever  James,  labourer,  Locust  west  of  Sch.  Second 
Preston  Jacob,  labourer  6th  near  Poplar  lane 
Preston  John  Painter  &  glazier  257  south  Third 
Preston  John,  shoemaker  205  south  Third 
Preston  William,  plasterer  &c.  45  Plum  street 
Preston  William,  sen.  boatbuilder  51  Duke  (N  L) 
tPrettyman  Moses,  mariner  14  Stamper's  alley 
Prevost  Andrew  M.  stock  broker  79  Dock— d  h   99 

Spruce 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  PR! 

I'rovost,  widow  ot  H.  M.  23  south  Srventh 

Price  Abijah,  deputy  keeper  of  the  prisuii  71  Crown 

Price  Cliaiullcr,  merchant  41  Dm  k — d  h  94  sovitli  front 

Price  C.  &  Morgan,  merclus.  41  Dock  cast  of  Second 

I'rice  David,  sea  captain  362  soutli  Second 

Frice  Edward,  mcrcnant  435  High 

Price  Elizabeth,  widow  58bouth  Sixth 

Price  Elizabeth,  boardinghouse  150  Arch 

Price  EHzabetli,  widow  11  Beck's  alley 

Price  Ferriss,  carpenter  143  south  Ninth 

Price  Henry,  drover,  back  369  south  Front  street 

Price  James,  oysterman  Cooper's  ferry  (N  J) 

P  rice  John,  skindresser  Third  near  Germ,  road 

Price  John,  late  sea  captain  5  Parham's  alley 

Price  John,  medicine  pulveriser,  back  58  y\.nn 

Price  John,  patnt  maker  20  C.dlowhill 

Price  John,  carpenter  Poplar  lane  near  Budd 

Price  John  M.  merchant  143  High 

Price  Joseph,  hatter  79  Hig-ii 

Price  Joseph,  feather  stoiv  209  north  Second 

Price  Joseph,  blacksmith  Tammany  above  Fourth 

Price  Mary,  widow,  Sliakamaxon  near  Bedford 

Price  Mary,  widow  nurse  30  Christian 

"Price  Philip,  jun.  clock  &  watchmaker  71  High —  d  h3 

South  alley 
Price  Rebecca,  teacher  78  Crown 

Price  Richard,  jun.  merchant  133  High — d  h  143  Arch 
Price  Richard,  gentleman  196  south  Fourth 
tPrice  Stephen,  waiter  7  Prune 
Price  Seth,  deputy  keeper  of  the  prison  NW  cor  Fourth 

and  Wood 
Price  Timothy,  milkman  Frankf.  road  near  first  gate 
Price  Wm.  m.  d.  112  south  Fourt  corner  Prune 
tPrice  William, mariner  199  Lombard 
Price  William,  pilot  9Pariiam's  alley 
Price  William  I.  27  Pine  alley 
Price  William  huckster  Cooper's  ferry  N.  J. 
Price  William  H.  silverplater  Ann  W.  Sch.  Eighth 
Price  William,  grocer  1  Spruce  street  wharf 
Prichard  James,  cordwainer  4  Hoffman's  alley 
Prichett  Cnarles,  flour  merchant    25  South  wharves — 

d  h  98  south  Eighth 
Priclieit  Catharine,  widoW  239  Spruce 
Prichett  Thomas  and  John,  flour   merchants  41    south 

Water  and  98  south  Eighth  &  138  Pine 
Prichett  E.  widow  of  Thos.  late  cooper  8th  n.  Cedar 
Prichett  Thos.  B.  brewer  367  S.   Front— d  h  8th  near 

Cedar 
Prichett  Thomas,  merchant  138  Pine 
Pichett  Wm.  and  Jas.  curriers    127  Chesnut — d  h  63 

south  Third 
Prichett  William,  gentleman  98  south  Eighth 


PUM  wihTely's  annual 

Prichett  Wni.  R.  gent.  Beach  bel.  Shakamaxou  (K) 

Prickitt  Barzillai,  corder  Oak  below  Coates 

Prickitt  Wm.  carter  589  south  Second  street 

Frieshop-  George,  labourer  Arch  near  Schuylkill 

Primer  Adam,  yeoman  Anne  street  Vineyard  n.  Ridge  v 

Primer  Lewis,  labourer  Frankf.  road  above  first  gate 

Priest  Elizabeth,  widow  278  south  Third 

Priest  Emanuel,  caulker  12  Mary 

Priest  George,  tailor  123  Race 

Piiest  Thomas,  labourer  Rose  alley  (N  L) 

Prichtman  Wm.  mei'chatyt  S  E  cor.  High  and  Ninth 

Priestman  William,  jr.  242  Arch  abwve  Ninth 

Primmer  Eiizabetn,  widow  grocer  SE.cor^6th  8cLomb 

Prise  Henry,  370  north  Third  below  Coates 

Primrose  Violet,  saddler  &c-  291  High 

tPrince  Matilda,  widow  Fries's  court 

Prince  Isaac,  154  south  '1  enrh 

Pringle  Ehzabeth,  widow  212  Pine 

Pringle  John,  stonecutter  Higli  West  Schuylkill  Seventh 

Pringle  Margaret,  widow,  4  Farmer's  row 

Pringle  Wm.  mariner  4  Farmer's  row 

Probasco  Martha,  widow  350  north  Second 

Prnbasco  Simon,  printing  office  350  north  Second 

jProctor  Francis,  carter  opposite  31  south  Seventi^ 

f  Proctor  James,  labourer  Juniper  above  Arch 

tProctor  Walter,  cordvvainer  86  Bedford 

Propert  John,  farmer  Johnson's  lane 

Propert  William,  375  Arch 

jProsser  James,  oysterman  124  High — d  h  Cherry  alley 

Prosser  Thomas,   merchant  242  Filbert  above  Twelfth 

Proudfoot  Jane  L.  teacher  female  department  Adelphi 

public  scliool,  372  north  Front 
Proudfoot  Richai'd,  teacher  372  north  Front 
Provenchere  Peter,  gentleman  183  south  Fifth 
Prouty  James,  grocer  543  south  Second  cor.  Federal 
Pryfold  Philip,  drayman  Old  York  road  above  Browne 
Prowatin  Evan,  rigger  35  Duke 

fPryor  Benjamin,  waiter  Merriott's  lane  above  Fourth 
Pryor  Edmund,  druggist,  &c.  373  north  Front 
Pry  or  Joseph,  cabinetmaker  1  S.  11th — d  h  54  Filbert 
Pryor  Josiah,  currier  Duke  (N  L) 

Pryor  Joseph,  clerk  to  the  Health  Office  25  Elfreth's  ay, 
Pryor  Margery,  widow  47  Union 
Pryor  Richard,  hatter,  shop  6&d  h  105  north  Front 
Pryor  Samuel,  accountant  26  Elfreth's  alley 
Pryor  Sarah,  widow  22  Little  Water 
Pryor  Thomas  W.  merchant  373  north  Front 
Pugh  Catharine,  widow  69  Pine 
Pugh  Jesse,  cabinetmaker  9  Wagner's  alley 
Pugh  Michael,  blacksmith  46  Penn 
PuUen  Robert,  treasurer  New  Theatre  132  south  Sixth 
Pugh  Samuel,  (sign  Sorrel  Horse)  25  South  alley 
Pumeroy  David,  cakebaker  5  Blackberry  alley 


J'UILADKLPHI  A    DIKKCTORY.  QUI 

I'ummer  Charles,  piano  forte  maker  72  Race 

Furdon  Jdlin,  attorney  at  law  104  soulii  Fourth 

Purdon  William,  manner  Small  alley 

|I*iii(ly  Henry,  coachman,  37  Currant  alley 

Purdy  James,  dealer  452  north  Sixtli  ab.  I'oplar  lane 

Purdy  James,  dealer  7  Pleasant  avenue 

J'lin'il  Josc'.pli,  shipwn,c;lit  ik  tavcrnkeeper  355  N.  Front 

jPiirlis  Judith,  widow  299  south  Tliird 

fPuvncU  Ciiloe,  widow.  Broad  below  Locust 

Purnell  Isaac,  labourer  St.  Marys  street 

tPurnell  Joshua,  oysterman  Uonsall 

Purple  Alex,  siiipwright  Queen  aI)ovc  Shakamaxon 

Purves  Alexander,  merchant  lower  22  S.  2d 

tPurvis  Isaac,  sawsharpcncr  Passyunk  r.  bel.  Christian 

Purvis  Mary,  widow,  Fourth  below  Po))lar 

Pursley  Robert,  labourer,  back  394  Race 

tPursue  Aaron,  carter,  back  8  Coombs'  alley 

fPusey  James,  mariner  Webb's  alley 

Pussel  John,  vict.  Garden  near  Callowhill 

I'ussel  John,  whitesmith  Ger.  road  below  first  gate 

Putley  Richard  J.  cordwainer  2  Dock 

Pybus  John,  ladies'  shoemaker  131  Arch 

Pyf«  John,  weaver  Thirteenth  near  Cedar 

Pyle  Jos,  storekee_j:)er  42  N.  2d — d  h  69  Wood  [see  Pi!e 

Pyle  Prudence,  Mrs.  2  Holmes'  alley    , 

tPyren  Foley,  cordwainer  20  Burd's  court 


QUAIL  MARY,  widow,  Brooke's  court 
Quain  William  S.  hatter  483  south  Second 
Quandale  L.  clock  and  watchmaker  69  Chesnut 
Quandril  Charles,'shipmaster  185  Pine 
Quandril  Jane,  widow,  N  E  cor.  Browne  arid  Fourth  ' 
Quantrell  William,  shopkeeper  84  Race 
tQuard  John,  hairdresser  89  south  Fourth 
Quay  £c  Jones,  cordwainers.  Pock  above  Front 
Queen  Bernard,  grocer  388  High 
Queen  EUzabetli,  widow  73  Union 
Queen  John,  tailor,  corner  Lombard  and  Sch.  Seventh 
Queen  William,  cordwainer  Christian  above  Third 
Querville  Antoine  Gabriel,  cabimtmakcr  11  Lombard 
Quick  John,  labourer  Crown  near  Prince 
Quick  Margaret,  widow  78  Union 
Quicksall  Joseph,  tailor  Frankf.  road  above  Bedford 
Quicksall  Joseph,  carter  Queen  above  Marlboroygh 
Quicksall  Thomas,  fisherman  19  Jones's  alley 
Quig  Henry,  tallowckandlcr  218  north  Eighth 
Quiglcy  Janies,  watermaji  6  Little  Water 
Quigley  Mary,  widow  Mary's  alley 
Qiiin  Andrew,  hairdresser  and  tavernkeeper  S  W  cor. 
Pussvunk  Ca.  Shipptn,  f  sign  Gen.  Wayne)   [o<  t-  Quern 
CD 


RAM  WHITELY^S  ANNUAL 

Quin  Felix,  grocer  Cedar  above  Tenth 

Quin  Francis,  carpenter  30  south  Fifth 

Quia  John,  labourer,  back  74  south  Fifth 

Quin  William,  shoemaker,  back  262  Cedar 

Quinn  Barnet,  grocer,  Queen  S  W  corl  Swanson 

Quinn  Charles,  grocer  S  W  cor.  Argyle  and  Swanson 

Quinn  Roger,  waterman  Crown  near  Frankford  road 

Quindlen  Mark,  pilot  10  Mary  above  Front 

Quine  James,  waiter  81  south  Front 

Quine  Jonathan,  10  Cypress  alley 

Quinliu  Margaret,  widow  148  north  Front 

Quinlin  William,  halter  Lily  alley  below  Green 

Quinlin  WilHam,  Nonnater's  court 

Quinter  Thomas,  Pegg  street 

Quinton  Thomas,  gluemaker  Pegg  st.  bel.  New  market 

tQuire  Peter,  labourer  Pryor's  alley 

jQuonn  Abigail,  teacher,  back  269  Spruce 


RABJOHN  JOHN,  tailor  229  St.  John 

Rabjohn  WiUiam,  cordwainer,  back  207  St.  John 

Raborun  Ellen,  widow  97  Queen 

Raborg  Mary,  Mrs.  36  north  Seventh 

Rabsom  Mary,  widow,  boardinghouse  292  High 

Racy  William,  mariner,  back  64  Catharine 

Radcliff  John,  mastmaker  Carpenter  above  Front 

Radford  Elizabeth,  widow  411  south  Front 

Radford  George,  gardener  25  Prosperous  alley 

Rae  Robert,  mate  of  vessel  33  Almond 

Raetle  Charles,  tallowchandler  Crown  n.  Frankford  r. 

Rafert  Mr.  gentleman  393  Spruce 

Rafield  John,  accountant  110  Union 

RafFei't  Thomas,  carter,  Lombard  cor.  Eleventh 

RafFerty  Patrick,  weaver,  back  106  Plum 

Rager  Talitha,  widow  6  Hoffman's  alley 

Raguet  Condy,  merchant  187  Chesnnt 

Rain  Elizabeth,  widow,  back  117  Callowhill 

Rainey  John,  carter.  Filbert  W.  Sch.  Fifth 

Rakestraw  John,  tailor  279  south  Front 

Rakestraw  Joseph,  printer  and  bookseller  254  and  256 

north  Third 
Ralston  Archibald,  labourer,  Jones  west  Sch.  Fifth 
Ralston  Harvey,  labourer  Pine  alley  above  Twelfth 
Ralston  Matthew  G.  mer.  103  S.  Front— dh  161  Walnut 
Ralston  Robt.  merchant  189  Mulberry,  counting  house 

103  south  Front 
Ralston  Robert,  jr.  accountant  Church  st. 
Raiston  Sarah,  widow  446  north  Front 
Ramage  Adam,  printer's  joiner  and  cabinetmaker— shop 

Library — d  h  6  Elizabeth 
Ramage  Emily,  schoolmistress  127  north  Sixth 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  RAS 

Rambo  David,  cordwaincr,  back  114  German 

Kambo  Hannah,  widow  ot"  Daniel,  4:5  (ireen 

Kanibn  John,  sniitli.  Harmony  court — d  h  35  Spruce 

Kanibo  Pt-tcr,  shipwriglit,  Hanover  near  Bedford 

Kainbrie  Benncr,  grocer  N  W  cor.  Ninth  and  Cherry 

Kamsay  Thomas,  cord\v;iincr,  Ujiper  Ferry  road 

Kamsey  Alexander,  car|)enter  17.5  Cherry  [^see  Ramsey 

Ramsey  Barbara,  widow  154  south  Fifth 

Ramsey  Sarah,  27  Coatcs 

Ram.sey  Stopliel,  461  Race 

Ramsdalc  Susannah,  tayloress  Cauflfman's  court 

Ramsiiardt  Frederick,  baker  Old  York  r.  cor.  Pop.  1. 

Rand  B.  H.  professor  of  penmanship  31  south  Sixth 

Randall  Arcliibald,  attorney  at  law  l';:i2  south  Fourth 

Randall  A.  storekeeper  43  south  Second 

Randall  Jacob,  gunsmith  31  Coates 

Randall  Joseph,  carpenter  103  south  Ninth 

Randall  Josiah,  attorney  at  law  80  Walnut 

Randall  Matthew,  city  clerk,  office  City-hall— dh  8# 

Walnut 
Randall  Margaret,  widow,  167  south  Fifth 
Randels  Mary,  widow,  back  291  Arch 
Randolph  Edward,  gentleman  126  north  Second 
Randolph  Edward,  jun.  merchant  241  High — d  h  214 

north  Fourth 
Randolph  G.  F.  merchant  241  High— d  h  190  Arch 

below  Eighth 
tRandolph  Joseph,  painter,  &c.  212  Cedar 
Randolph  Francis,  labourer  Frank,  road  cor.  Bedford 
Randolph  William,  lumber  merchant  223  N.  Water— 

d  h  Juliana  above  Wood 
Rang  Henry,  labourer  Mulberry  alley  near  Eighth 
Rang  John,  teacher,  corner  West  and  Hanover 
Ranken  Alexander,  cordwaincr  183  St.  John 
Ranken  &  Adams,  grocers  49  Chesnut 
Ranken  David,  grocer  49  Chesnut 

Ranken  George  6c  Son,  cabinetmakers  113  south  Front 
Ranken  George,  jun,  shoemaker  106  north  Eighth 
Ranken  William  N.  Fourth  above  Noble 
Rankin  2c  Weir,  grocery  and  tavern  84  Plum 
Ransford  Elizabeth,  widow  112  .Swanson 
Raphune  Christopher,  baker  Grissel's  alley 
Ra|)hune  John,  tailor  George  above  Eleventh 
Rapp  John,  94  Chnstian 

Rapp  Joseph  47  noith  Tiiird — d  h  138  north  Fourth 
Rasber  John,  chairmaker  33  Catharine 
Raser  Charles,  druggist  1  Plum  cor.  Passyunk  &  Fifth 
Raser  Abigail,  widow  41  Cherry 
Raser  Matthias,  j)rinter  S  \V  cor.  Fifth  and  Cherry — 

d  h  41  Cherry 
Raser  Thomas  M.  teacher  S  W  ccr.  Fifth  and  Cherry 

— d  h  89  Locust 
Rass  (ieorge,  carter  Sch.  Fifth  above  Spruce 


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Raster  William,  tavernkeeper  S  W  cor.  Arch  and  10th 
Ratsheller  A.  black  and  •whitesmith  360  north  Third 
Ranch  John  C.  G.  tailor  1  Watson's  alley 
Rauffinbart  Peter,  oaker,  back  1  Nonnater's  court 
Ravely  John,  labourer  Sch.  Fourth,  Penntcwn    , 
Ravesies  Frederick,  merchant  164  High — dh  corner  of 

Minor  and  Fifth 
Rawle  Wilham,  counsellor  at  law,  office  116  and  d  h 

112  '-^outh  Third 
Rawle  William,  jun.  attorney  at  lav/  46  south  Sixth 
Rawlings  Thomas,  shoemaker  54  Moyamensing  road 
Rawlins  Nathan,  shopkeeper  15  Shippen  cor.  Vernon 
Rav;orth  Mary,  widow  33  Almond 
Ray  AdeJinev  widow,  Warren  st. 
Ray  Anthony,  grocer  Carpenter  (S)  ab.  Second 
Rr.y  .Oavid,  tanner  32  Charlotte 
Ray  David,  wheelv/right  Frank,  road  above  Queen 
Ray  Jonathan,  hatter  5  Elbow  lane  [^see  Rea 

Ray  Lydia  Mrs.  Sch.  Seventh  bel.  Race 
Rnv  Margaret  &  Co.  storekeepers  3  north  Second 
Ray  Moses,  merchant  135  south  Water— d  h  295  sifith 

Front 
Ray  Rachel,  widow,  Vine  above  Thirteenth 
Ray  Sarah,  widow  166  Swanson 
Ray  Thomas,  drayman,  Say  st. 
fRay  Thomas,  waiter  Middle  alley 
Ray  William,  carter  Thirteenth  above  Filbert 
Raybold  Joshua,  justice  of  the  peace,  office  179  Shippea 

— d  h  51  Fitzwalter 
Raybold  Jacob  A  druggist,  &c.  336  High 
Raybold  Thomas,  Windsor  chairmaker  Arch  W.  Sch.  3d 
Raymer  John,  ostler  389  north  Front 
■fRaymond  Andrew,  hairdresser  74  Dock 
Raymond  Espagnel,  storekeeper  148  Cedar 
fR'aymond  Jacob,  waiter  198  Cheriy 
Raymond  Mary,  widow  335  north  Third 
Rayner  John,  mariner  8  Argyle 
Rayner  Nathan,  carpenter  North  st. 
Rea  Alexander,  umbrellamaker  38  south  Third 
Rea  Daniel,  sea  captain  30  Bqdd 
Rea  George,  sign  painter  6  Hyde's  court 
Rea  John,  upholsterer  153  Chesnut     [see  Ray  isf  Wray 
Rea  William,  blacksmith,  intersection  of  Ger.  road  and 

Second  st. 
Read  Alexander,  china  merchant  304  High — d  h  37  S. 

Tenth 
Read  Christian,  grocer  48  Budd 

Read  Elimelech,  grocer  and  bottler.  Christian  ab.  4th 
Read  George,  mariner  Davison's  alley 
Read  8c  Gray,  china  merchants  304  High 
Read  Helena,  widow  Prime  above  Second 
Read  Henry,  grocer  Poplar  lane  above  Third 
Read  Isaac,  watchmaker  N  W  corner  Vine  3c  Second 


IMIIF.ADV.I.PHIA  DIRIICTORY.  KEE 

Read  James,  mcrciiant  1  North  alley  corner  Fiftli 

liead  James.  81  Walnut  '  [.vtr  Had  ij"  Hciif 

Head  Jolui,  shoen):ikLM-  100  Wood 

Read  John,  umbrella  maker  37  south  Second 

Head  John,  ounstllor  at  law  and  president  Philadelphia 

bank,  176  Chesnut 
Read  John  Al    attorney  at  law  176  Chesnut 
tRead  Peter,  woodsawyer  S]KifFjrd 
Read  Robert,  cordwainer  6;"!  Penn 
Read  Richard,  shij)  mastei'  566  S.  2d  above  Wharton 
Read  Samuel,  dryjjoods  store  45  north  Second 
fRead  Susan,  widow  ;3  Atkinson's  court 
Read  AV'm  bookbinder  75  (Jreen 
Read  \Vm   mercliant  6-^  Dock  and   15  Sinsom 
J^ead  \Vm.  L.  saddler  &c.  53  and  d  h  121  Callowhiil 
Reading  Jf)lui,  tinplate  worker  40  Ann  (N.  L.) 
Re.idiny;  Rebecca,  widow  Dean's  alley 
R  .ik art  Jolm.  grocer  439  north  Second 
Re.iknt  Jacob,  dej).  keeper  of  the  i»rison  599  north  2d 
Reall  Joseph,  umljrella  maker,  back  22  Callowhiil 
Rc.all  Michael,  carpenter  Marlborough  near  Bedford 
Reall  Samuel,  corder  Britton's  wharf — d  h  246  N.  Front 
Reamer  John,  victualler  Frank,  road  near  Sorrel  horse 
Reamer  Matthew,  shipwright  S'aakamaxon  n.  Bedford 
Reamer  Sarah,  widow  Shakamaxon  near  Queen 
Reaj)  Andrew,  cordwainer  184  Browne 
Reap  Philip,  carpenter  100  Budd 
Reapsher  Bernard,  skindresscr,  back  267  Race 
Reasen  Abraham,  labourer  5  Atkinson's  court 
Rease  Francis,  pewterer  Thirteenth  above  Filbert 
Reaver  Kezia,  sciioolmistress.  Cherry  near  Queen 
Resst-n  Samuel,  waiter,  16  liurd's  court 
Rcccles  Anthony,  ropemaker  Carpenter  (S.)  bel.  5th 
Reckhow  Daniel,  shipwright  Frankford  below  Queen 
Recivhow  Isaac,  cabinetmaker  Franktord  bel.  Queen 
Reckitt  Joseph,  lumber  inspector  6  Bramier's  alley 
Rechel  'ieorge,  grocei"  290  nortli  Third  street 
Richel  Jacol>,  sugar  reliner  5  Crovvn 
Re<  kefus  D  ivid,  c<jrdwainer  3  Harmony  court 
Ruddingei  Jacob,  cordwiiiner  Steinmetz's  court  (N.  L.) 
Redterr  Robert,  403  High 

Redhaii-  M  irlin,  cord -vainer  Lawrence  above  Wood 
RedlieHVr  Charles,  miilwriglU  Sec.  back  7  Wiiilehall  st. 
Redk's  Ailam,  turner  10  Sirawbtrry  al'ey 
Redlion  Henry,  labourer  Sixih  below   Fitzwalter 
Redman  Barnab.is,  printer  123  soulli  Sixth 
Hell  nan  James,  teacher  Scli.  academy  High  n.  Sch.  6lh 
Redman  Jo!m,  bricklayer  li  Small 
Redman  M.  sliopkeeper  28  soulh  Fourth 
Redman  Tiiomas,  gentleman  188  Chesuut 
Redscreke  J-  cal)inetmaker  54  Dock 
Reed  Adam,bakei-  586  south  Front  below  Federal 
Reed  Alexander  W.  grocer  S  W  corner  Cedar  &  6th 
2  d2 


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Reed  Alexander,  labouvei'  German,  road  above  Second 

Reed  Alexander,  labourer,  back  294  south  Third 

Reed  Ann,  widow  nurse  106  Cedar 

Reed  Ann,  widow,  washerwoman,  back  321  Race 

Reed  &  Beidelman,  drygoods  store  156  north  Second 

Reed  David,  sen.  Camden  (N.  J.) 

Reed  Frederick,  clock  and  watchmaker  150  High— - 

d  h  11  north  Twelfth 
Reed  Hannah,  of  David,  jun.  huckster  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Reed  Isaac,  watchmaker  N  W  cor.  Second  and  Pine — 

d  h  55  south  Seventh 
Reed  James,  huckster  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Reed  Joel,  labourer  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Reed  John,  morocco  dresser,  back  108  north  Seventh 
Reed  John,  merchant  164  north  Fifth 
Reed  John,  mate,  74  Penn  street 
+Reed  John,  shoemaker,  46  Small 
Reed  Joseph,  counsellor  at  law  and  recorder  for  the  city 

of  Philadelphia  187  Spruce 
Reed  Joseph,  labourer  Rose  below  Green 
Reed  Martha,  widow  10  Frazier's  court 
Reed  Michael,  storekeeper  156  N.  2d— d  h  53  New  st. 
Reed  Robert,  tavernkeeper  N  W  cor.  Ridge  r.  &  Vine 
Reed  Robert,  shoemaker  63  Penn 

Reed  Samuel,  grocer  S  E  corner  of  Mary  8c  Second  st. 
Reed  Samuel,  tailor  24  Watson's  alley 
Reed  Sarah,  widow  Relief  alley 

Reed  Thomas,  weaver  Germantown  road  below  Third 
Reed  Wm.  tailor  68  south  Water  and  69  south  Front 
Reed  Wm.  bookbinder  Davis's  court  above  Button  wood 
Reed  Wm.  saddler  Lyndall's  court 
Reeder  Isaac  N.  Y.  stage  office  39  S.  3d — d  h  87  New 
Reel  J:>hn,  smith  Second  near  Laurel 
Reel  John,  labourer  Fourth  above  Poplar 
Reel  Michael,  carpenter  Bedford  near  Marlborough 
Reemer  Frederick,  grocer  10  Elizabeth  street 
Reemer  John,  victualler  Frankford  road  near  Prince 
Reemer  Matthew,  shipwright  Shakamaxon  near  Queen 
Reemer  Susan,  weaver  Frankford  road  corner  Otter 
Reep  John,  cordwainer  Crown  near  West  (K.) 
Rees  Bernard,  drygoods  store,  122  north  Second 
Rees  Charles  B.  cordwainer  277  south  Second 
Rees  Eleanor,  storekeeper  27  Coates  alley 
Rees  Evan,  stirrup  filer,  back  385  Race 
Rees  Ezekiel,  innkeeper  S  W  corner  Front  &  Callowhill 
Reese  George,  boot  and  shoemaker  276  south  Second 
Rees  George,  toll  collector  Sch.  Permanent  bridge 
Rees  George,  victualler  Vine  W.  of  Broad — stall  73 

New  market,  south  Second 
Rees  George,  furrier,  264  south  Front 
Rees  Henry,  smith,  back  401  Race 
Tlees  Henry,  tailor  75  north  Fourth  corner  ^ew  street 
Reese  Henry,  cordwainer  Cadwalader 


PHILADKLPIIIA   DIRECTORY.  HEI 

Reese  Jacob,  cedar  cooper  77  Race    \sre  J^r-rs  and  Ria 
Reese  Jacob,  merchant,  195  High — d  h  399  Arch 
tReese  Jane,  widow  208  south  Seventh 
Reese  Jolin,  grocer,  115  Race  [see  Rcys,  Rftrea  cS"  Keiss 
Reese  Joseph,  late  bottler  Vine  above  Twelfth 
Reese  Margaret,  widow  464  nortii  Tliird 

iKeesc  Friscilla,  washerwoman,  Hopkins'  court 
ees  Margaret,  nurse,  back  38  Charlotte 
Rees  Mary,  widow  35  Plum 
Rees  Mrs.  shopkeeper  103  south  Fifth 
Rees  Peter,  milkman  Gray's  ferry  road  below  Cedar 
Rees  Wm.  carter  S  W  corner  VVood  and  Eighth 
Reess  Martin,  one  of  the  high  constables,  EnuiskiUee 

inn)  97  south  Fifth 
Reess  Samuel,  bricklayer  Currant  alley 
Reeve  Hosea,  labourer  Sch.  5th  below  High 
Reeve  Isaac,  carpenter  Torr's  court 
Reeve  Jacob,  bricklayer  l'2th  below  Spruce 
Reeve  Ruth,  widow  208  north  Fourth 
Reeve  S.  A.  principal  of  Franklin  acad.  back  77  Arch 
Reeves  Aaron,  wheelwright  5  Liberty  alley 
Reeves  Benjamin,  inn  and  ferry  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Reeves  Enos,  shoemaker  back  291  Arch 
Reeves  Isaac,  carpenter,  Torr's  court 
Reeves  J.  C.  cordwainer  16  Jones's  alley 
Reeves  Joshua,  cordwainer,  back  322  south  Third  street 
Reeves  Nehemiah,  cordwainer,  3  Little  Pine 
Reeves  Sarah,  inn  and  feriy,  north  side  High  st.  wharf 
Reeves  Thomas,  jun.  grocer  N  W  corner  Second  and 

Arch— d  h  23  Arch 
Ree\es  Thomas,  millwright  149  Walnut 
Reevfs  Timothy,  oysterman  271  north  Front 
Reffcrt  Ursula,  widow,  sign  Rising  Sun,  133  Race 
Retold  Elizabeth,  storekeeper  24  south  Tlurd 
Regia  Abraliam,  bilverplater  Deval's  court 
Regli  Job'jph,  mcrcliant  2U8  High 
Regnaud  A.  broker,  &c.  N  E  cor.  Front  and  Walnut— 

d  h  21  Key's  alley 
Kegnauk  C.  F.  paperhanger  218  Lombard 
Regnault  George,  paperhanger  220  Lombard 
Rehn  Casper,  merchant  63  New 
Hehn  Eve,  widow  62  New 
Rehn  George  and  Co.  brewers  68  New 
Rehn  (ieorge,  brewer  256  Third  above  Callowhill 
Rehn  Joliii,  brewer  60  New 

Rcid  Alexander  J.  grocer  251  S.  TJiird  corner  Shippen 
Reid  Adam,  grocer  and  bottler  320  south  Second 
Held  Citliarinc,  widow,  storekeeper  25  Callowhill 
Keid  Jolin,  drygoods  store  2  N.  Fifth  [vcf  Read  isf  Reed 
Reid  I'atrick,  house  &  sign  painter  and  glazier  46  S.  5th 
Heilcy  James,  tailor  29  Currant  alley 
Reilley  Hernard,  bottler  157  S.  Front  &  156  S.  Water 
Reilley  Hugli,  boardinghousc  140  north  Water 


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Reilley  James,  oystei'man  8  Dock 

Reilley  Wm.  watchman,  Popiar  lane  near  Fourth 

Reilly  Bernard,  shopkeeper  316  Race 

Reily  John,  grocer  15  Strawberry 

Reilly  Maithew,  cordwainer  262  south  Fourth 

Reilly  Owen,  plasterer  34  Washington  street 

Reilly  Paul,  bottler  and  tavernkeeper  39  S.  Water 

Reinboth  Fred,  sexton  St,  John's  church,  back  130  N.5th 

Reinboth  George,  carpentei*  8  Mulberry  alley 

Reineck  Elizabeth,  widow  seedswoman  Prime  ab.  8th 

Reineck  Lewis,  biscuit  baker  9  Penn  and  91 S,  wharves 

Reinhard  C  wheelwriglit  I'idmash  street 

Reinhard  Elizabeth,  widow  97  Cherry  st. 

Reinhart  Christian,  victualler  Frank,  r.  n.  stone  bridge 

Reinhart  George  V.  coach  painter,  &c.  158  Vine 

Reinhart  Godfrey,  labourer  81  New 

Reinhart  Henry,  carter  Broad  above  Race 

Reinhart  Theresa,  widow  Tidmash  below  Eleventh 

Reinhart  Washington,  teacher  13  Juniper  lane 

Remhert  John  H.  watchman  N  E  cor.  8th  and  Cherry 

Reinholdt  Mary,  widow  36  north  Fifth 

Reins  John,  mariner  83  Penn 

Reisinger  George,  cordwainer  Miller's  court  (N.  L.) 

Reiter  John,  glover  239  north  Second 

Relf  Samuel,  editor  of  the  Philadelphia  Gazette,  office 

97  south  Second 
Rementer  Anthony,  gardener  Irish  lane 
Rementer  Peter,  carpenter  Passyunk  below  Prime 
Remthey  John,  shoemaker  Poplar  lane  near  St.  John 
Remick  Enoch,  mastmaker  91  Swanson 
Remick  John,  shoemaker  91  Swanson 
Remington  C.  lumber  merchant  N  W  cor.  6th  8c  Vine— 

d  h  192  north  Sixth 
Remington  Eliza,  widow  37  Christian 
Remington  Jane,  widow,  back  282  Arch 
Remington  Job  B.  lumber  merchant,  yard  Water  above 

Vine — d  h  42  New  Market  st. 
Remington  John  A.  lumber  merchant  Water  above  Vine 

— d  h  42  New  Market 
Remsou  John  H  watchman  1  Knight's  court 
Renaud  Ann,  6  Powell  street 
Renaud  Peter,  broker  220  south  Fifth 
litnguenet  Don  Tiartol,  Spanish  consul  69  Spruce 
Renn  Frederick,  labourer  582  south  Front  bel.  Federal 
Reuiiel  Michael,  oysterhouse  196  Callowhill 
Renshaw  Benjamin*  merchant  40  Dock — d  h  115  S.  4th 
Renshaw  Ann,  widow  90  Union 
Renshaw  Frances,  boarding  house  183  Walnut 
Renshaw  Richard,justice  of  the  peace  and  notary  public 

— office  304  and  d  h  302  south  Second 
Renshaw  William,  (Mansion  house  hotel,  adjoining  the 

Washington  hall)  122  soutn  Third 
Renouf  Nicholas,  tailor  29  Franklin 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY,      RIC 

Heppard  Sarah,  widow,  nurse  17  German 
Rcpshcr  Leonard,  drayman  Geo.rf;;c  N.  I-,  near  Third 
Kepsher  Jacob,  sawinaker,  l)ack  19  norlli  Kigluli 
Repsher  Peter,  brassfoinulcr  Btavcr  near  Second 
Hepsor  Adam,  vict.  St.  John  above  Poplar  lane 

iKex  Diana,  widow,  Mark's  lane 
.ex  Francis,  blacksmith  Hidire  road  above  Francis'  lane 
Hex  George,  (Lime  Market)  271  Vine  corner  Eighth 
Rex  William,  mariner,  back  13  German 
Reynegan  Francis  W.  shipmaster  450  south  Front 
Reynolds  &  Adgate,  grocers  21  south  Third 
Reynolds  Ann,  widow,  41  south  Eighth 
Reynolds  Benjamin,  cooper,  guager,  and  head  inspector 
of  salt  provisions  7  N  wharves — d  h  13  north  Water 
Reynolds  David,  taimer  87  Budd  above  Laurel 
Reynolds  Elias,  carpenter  58  Almond  street 
Reynolds  George,  carter  6th  below  FitzwaUer 
Reynolds  James,  tailor  308  south  Front 

i Reynolds  John,  labourer  Quince  below  Locust 
Reynolds  Jos.  grocer  21  S  Third — d  h  20  New  Market 
Reynolds  Joshua,  blacksmith  Prime  above  Front 
Reynolds  Margaret,  widow,  33  Coates 
Reynolds  Mary,  widow,  cor.  German  and  Passyunk  r. 
Reynolds  Robert,  shoemaker  4  Prosperous  alley 
Reynolds  Samuel,  merchant  tailor  48  south  Third 
Reynolds  William,  shipjoiner  1  Mary  (S) 

Reynolds ,  widow,  Camden  (N  J) 

Rhamp  Susannah,  widow,  17  Wagner's  alley 
Rlieem  Jacob,  flour  mcrcht.  373  High  N  E  cor.  Tenth 
Rhecs  Ann,  widow  ot "Morgan,  Loxley's  court 
Rhees  John  L.  leather  store  177  S  2d — d  h  Loxley's  ct. 
Rhinehart  Joseph,  cordwainer  262  south  Fourth  street 
Rhoads  &  Jeanes,  lumber  merchants,  High  near  Per- 
manent bridge — d  h  High  W.  Sen.  Sixth 
Rhoads  Daniel  J.  merchant  High  W.  Sch.  Sixth 
Rhoads  Hannah,  widow,  2  Wood  street 
[Rhodes  John,  labourer  Brown  above  Fourth 
Rhodes  Joseph,  glass  manuf.  Spruce  W.Sch.  Second 
Rhodes  Samuel,  merchant  42  S  Front  {see  Rcade 

Rhil  Hcniy,  carpenter  Marlboro'  near  Pnnce 
Rhil  Richard,  farmer  Palmer  near  the  Frankf.  road 
Rliume  Henry,  baker  447  south  Front 
Rianharil  John,  merchant  179  High 
Riblett  Pierrie,  grocer  37  Passyunk  road 
Rice  Ann,  teacher  53  Almond 
Rice  Ann,  seamstress,  back  188  St.  John 
Rice  Edwurd,  carter  3  Liberty  alley 
tRicc  George,  coachman  Shippen  west  of  Seventh 
Uice  John,  cordwainer  Sch  Eighth  near\'ine 
Rice  John,  Hsherman  Queen  near  Wood 
Rice  John,  sea  captain  39  Passyunk  road 
Rice  John  P.  fisherman  Queen  above  Bishop 


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Rice  Joseph,  blacksmith  Old  York  road— d  h  28  Old 

York  road 
Rice  Margaret,  widow,  back  28  Spruce 
Rice  Martin,  ladies'  shoemaker  Queen  n.  Fi'ankf.  r.  (K) 
Rice  &  M'Donald,  grocers  N  W  cor.  Arch  8c  Fourth 
Rice  Michael,  grocer  N  W  cor.  Arch  and  Fourth 
Rice  Peter,  fisherman  Queen  near  Wood 
Rice  Robert,  rectifier  of  liquors,  High  west  of  Sch.  5th 
Rice  Sarah,  widow  71  Gaskill 
tRice  Thomas,  waiter  328  south  Third  street 
Rice  WiUiam,  innkeeper  337  north  Front 
Rice  William,  drayman  41  Browne  street 
Rice  Wm.  jr.  labourer  165  Coates  above  Fourth 
Rice,  widow  of  John,  fisherman  Queen  near  Wood 
|Rice  Wm.  coachman,  back  119  north  Tenth 
Rich  George,  grocer  477  north  Third 
Rich  Henry,  watchman  12  Paschal's  alley 
Richard  Augustus  G.  mangier  90  Cherry  below  Sixth 
Richardett  Catharine,  widow  of  Saml.  jun.  298  S  Front 
Richards  Adam,ropemaker  Shakamaxon  n. Bedford  (K) 
Richards  Ann,  teacher  31  Crown 
Richards  Ann,  widow,  177  north  Sixth 
Richards  Azell,  blacksmith,  back  192  north  Eighth 
Richards  Catharine,  tavernkeeper  57  south  Water 
Richards  Enoch,  88  Cherry  and  127i  Arch 
Richards  8c  Godley,  merchants  53  High 
jRichards  Henry,  bootcleaner  18  Lombard 
Richards  Jesse,  lottery  8c  exchange  office  21  Pine 
Richards  John,  milkman  Sch.  Second  above  Race 
Richards  John,  labourer,  back  572  south  Second  street 
Richards  Joseph,  grocer  N  E  corner  2d  and  Arch 
Richards  Joseph,  white  and  red  lead  manuf.  352  High 
Richards  Mark,  iron  merchant  125  and  127  north  3d 
Richards  Mary,  widow,  Shakamaxon  below  Prince 
Richards  Mary,  Miss,  washerwoman  N  3d  above  Otter 
tRichards  Myers,  dealer  83  south  Front 
tRichards  Nicholas,  barber  257  Catharine 
Richards  Peter,  tailor  Carpenter  below  Second 
Richards  Rachel,  widow,  206  north  Front 
Richards  Richard,  drayman  south  Fifth  below  Queen 
Richards  Samuel,  fancy  brushfinisher  44  Old  York  r. 

— shop  cor.  5th  and  Callowhill 
Richards  Samuel,  lime  merchant  3  Dock 
Richards  Samuel,  iron  merchant  111  north  Water — d  h 

347  Arch 
Richards  Thomas,  mercht.  151  N  3d,  ac  106  north  4th 
Richards  Thomas,  grocer  8  Bonsall 
tRichards  Thomas,  waiter  Little  Oak  street 
Richards  Wm.  H.  china  merchant  20  south  Third 
Richards  W.  8c  S.  R.  watchmakers  and  silversmiths  136 

south  Front 
Richards  Wm.  Shakamaxon  near  the  Frankford  road 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  RID 

Richards  William,  carpenter,  back  of  405  Race 
Kicliards  William,  founder  Alder  alley 
Ricliardson  Elizabeth  Mrs.  JO  St.  Mary  street 
Richardson  Eli»Rbeth,  Crown  above  Prince 
Richardson  Elkanah,  waterman  25  Parham's  alley 
tRichardson  Elora,  widow,  55  Currant  alley 
Richardson  Hannah,  grocer  31  Prime  street 
fRiciiardson  J.icob,  methodist  minister,  back  85  Small 
Richardson  Jarcd,  carpenter  Broad  above  Arch 
Richardson  John,  bookseller,  &c.  224  and  d  h  359  High 
Richardson  John,  labourer  24  Federal 
Richardson  John,  Frankford  road  n.  the  Sorrel  Horse 
Richardson  John,  smith  108  north  Seventh 
fRichardson  John,  woodsawyer  118  German 
Richardson  Jonas,  hatter  Camden  (N  J) 
Richardson  Joseph,  assayer  in  the  mint  359  High 
Richardson  Mary,  widow,  umbrella  manuf.  41  S  Third 
Richardson  Mary,  widow,  7  Gaskill  street 

i Richardson  Nicholas,  labourer,  back  24  Small 
lichardson  Oliver,  cordwainer  Kunckel  street 
Richardson  Robert,  smith,  &c.  Cresson's  court 
Richardson  R.  B.  brushfinisher  and  bellowsmaker  251 

Callowhill 
■(Richardson  Samuel,  carter  Bonsall 
Richardson  Thomas,  shipwright  31  Prime 
Richardson  Thomas,  4  Biddle's  alley 
Richardson  Westall.  cutler  &  grinder  19  north  Ninth 
Richardson  W^illiam,  carpenter  92  Gaskill 
Richardson  Wm  umbrella  manuf.  6  south  Third 
Richardson,  widow,  7  Springett  alley 
Riche  George,  grocer  477  N  Third  cor.  Poplar  lane 
Richey  Henry  M.  cabinetmaker  Poplar  lane  ab.  St.  John 
Richman  Isaac  Oak  near  Coates 
Richman  John,  carver  and  gilder  378  north  Front 
Richman  William,  shipwright  261  St.  John 
Richmond  Isaac,  carpenter  107  Cherry  alley 
Richmond  John,  boxmaker  79  Plum 
Richmond  Mary,  widow,  94  north  Ninth 
|Richmond  Peter,  hatter  417  N  4th  above  Coates 
jRichmond  Philip,  carter  Old  York  road 
Richter  Charles,  398  north  Front 
Rickel  John,  ropemaker  Crown  n.  the  Frankford  road 
Ricketts  George,  tobacconist,  back  5  Fetter  lane 
Ricketts  Isaac,  labourer  23  Pariiam's  alley 
Ricketts  Solomon,  coachman  Warner's  court 
Rickson  Andrew,  rigger  69  Queen  (S) 
Rickstine  John,  morocco  dresser  423  north  Third 
Rickstine  Mrs.  widow.  West  near  Palmer 
Ridabock  Lewis,  farmer  Passyunk  r.  above  Federal 
Ridabock  P.  blacksmith  18  and  d  h  12  south  Fifth 
Riday  John,  brickmaker  Coates  abovt  Eighth 
Riddit  Mary,  widow,  115  north  Water 
Ridles  Adam,  turner  475  north  Second 


RIH  whitely's  aknual 

Riddle  Jacob,  Point-no-Point  road 
Riddle  James,  weaver  Twelfth  below  Pine 
-Riddle  James,  carpenter  15  Pine  alley 
Riddle  James,  bookbinder  Carpentec  (6)  below  Sixth 
Riddle  Johanna,  widow,  393  south  Second       i 
Riddle  John,  innkeeper  126  Queen  (S)         [see  Reedle 
Riddle  Mary,  boardinghouse  69  Chesnut 
Riddle  Samuel,  boot  and  shoemaker  137  north  Front 
Rider  Andrew,  japanner  Jones  west  of  Sch.  Fifth 
fRider  Deboi^ah,  widow  Bradford's  alley 
Rider  John,  labourer  19  Mary's  alley 
Ridey  Samuel,  victualler  Pleasant  above  Charles 
Ridgway  Benj.  S.  millwright  Frankford  road  ab.  Queen 
Ridgway  Jacob  8c  Thomas,  flour  mcrchts.  51  N  Water 
Ridgway  Jacob,  jun.  flour  merchant  51  north  Water— 

d  h  31  Arch 
Ridgway  Jacob,  gentleman  183  Chesnat 
Ridgway  John,  bricklayer  76  north  Ninth 
Ridgway  Joseph  F.  flour  merchant  55  north  Watei'— d  h 

107  New 
Ridgway  Joseph,  merchant  tailor  57  north  Second 
Ridgway  Miss  Rebecca,  boardinghouse  141  Arch 
Ridgway  Richards,  grocer  Old  York  r.  S  W  cor,  Coates 
Ridgway  Thomas  S.  conveyancer,  6cc.  8  southTifth  8c 

182  Vine 
Riebsam  John,  grocer  290  north  2d — d  h  37  Noble 
Riechers  August  H.  baker  Germ.  r.  above  first  gate 
Riehle  Wm.  tanne.r,  cor,  4th  8c  Noble— d  h  75  N  4th 
Riehle  Mrs.  widow;  150  High 

Rieley  John,  sea  captain  40  south  Sixth  \_see  Riley 

Rier  Peter,  Water  near  Callowhill 
Riesch  Henry,  late  grocer  71  north  Fifth 
Riffett  Jacob,  victualler   Rugan  near  James — stall  70 

New  market,  south  Second 
RifFord  Brighty,  widow,  Brusstar's  court 
Riffbrd  Peter,  victualler  James  above  Rugan 
Riffbrd  Matthias,  rigger  Shakamaxon  near  Queen 
RifFord,  widow,  Beach  near  Shakamaxon 
Riekie  Wm.  shipwright  545  south  Second  street 
Rigby  Agnes,  widow  17  Jones'  alley 
Rigby  Henry,  late  cabinetmaker  'iS  Race 
Rigden  Christiana,  widow,  milliner  205  south  Second 
Riggins  Rachel,  widow.  Oak  below  Hayscales  (N  L) 
Rigler  John,  vict.  12th  bel.  Vine — stall  13  new  shambles 
Rigler  Margaret  Mrs.  477  Sassafras 
Rigler  Stephen,  vict.  Frankford  road  near  first  gate 
Rignault  Clare  F.  8c  G.  paperhangers  218  Lombai'd 
Rignault  Francis,  paperlianger  218  south  Seventh 
Rihl  Henry,  shipwright  Marlborough  above  Prince 
Rihl  Henry,  carpenter  486  north  Third 
Rihl  Henry,  pilot  39  Christian  [see  Reel  Isf  Riehle 

Rihl  Sarah,  widow  of  Jacob,  Frankf.  r.  near  Prince 
Rihl  Susanna,  widow,  503  north  Third 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY,      RIS 

Uiland  &  Co.  bell  founders  48  south  Fifth 

Rilaiul  \A'illi;im,  rev.  90  Crown 

Rilarui  Wni.  bell  founder  48  S  5th — dh  1  Green's  ct. 

Kile  William,  tavernkeeper  69  Race 

Riley  Ann,  widow,  2  Fearris'  court 

Riley  Charles,  chairmaker  Fearris' court 

Riley  Charles,  chairmaker  Poplar  lane  aliove  Front 

Riley  Isaac,  bookseller  8  Decatur — d  h  S  W  cor.  Ches- 

nut  and  Eleventh 
Riley  James,  labourer  China  above  Front 
jRiley  James,  oysierman  5  Little  Dock 
Riley  John,  shipmaster  40  south  Sixth 
Riley  John,  coachman  10  Filbert 
Riley  John,  coHchman  Tinriecnth  below  High 
Riley  Josepli  S.  currier  171  north  3d — d  h  83  Vine  N  fc 

corner  'Fhird 
Riley  M.  china  packer  Myer's  court 
fRiley  Mrs.  widow,  Barrou 
Riley  Peter,  pinnter  5  Pleasant  avenue 
Riley  Sarah,  widow,  408  north  Front 
Riley  Thomas,  fisherman  Wood  above  Prince 
Riley  Tobias,  baker  341  Race 

Riley  Wm.  silverplater  108  north  6th-.d  h  113  N  5th 
Riley  Wm.  watchman  Poplar  lane  n.  4th       [^see  Reiley 
fRiley  William,  barber  316  south  Tiiird  street 
Rimer  Thomas,  late  cordwainer  10  Carter's  alley 
Riiiacke  Margaret  Mrs  Juniper  below  Walnut 
Rind  Dennis,  gardener  221  Shii)pen  street 
Rine  Lewis,  tailor  37  Franklin 
Rinedoller  Henry,  shipcarpenter  385  north  Front 
Rinedoller  Jacob  &  Son,  mastmakers  Oak  below  Coates 
Rinedoller  Jacob,  shij)wright  385  north  Front 
Rinedoller  Jacob,  jun.  mastmaker,  yard  Oak  n.  Coates 

— d  h  9  Duke 
Rinehart  Joim,  blacksmith  498  south  Second 
Rinehart  Michael,  cordwainer  36  Juliana 
Ring  Mary,  widow.  Locust  below  Thirteenth 
Ring  Rachel,  nurse  Gall)reath's  court 
Riiigler  Julia  Mrs.  21  Wagner's  alley 
Rink  Jacob,  blacksmith,  back  263  St.  John 
Kink  Wm.  S.  &  J.  merchants  183  soulli  Second 
KinkerSaml.  sailingmuster  Franklin  74,  11  Fedefal 
Rinsimer  Christian,  carter  H.inover  above  Prince 
Riordan  Jeremiah,  dealer  394  north  Front 
Kipkey  Josejih,  cotton  weaving  manwf.  Poplar  bel.  4tlj 

i Ripley  Peter,  sawyer  128  Plum  street  (back) 
lipperger  Conrad,  bleeder  and  IcechcioS  Cherry 
Ki>l)rough  John,  di  ygoods  store  239  south  Second 
Risdel  P.  widow,  tiftfur  157  Pine 
Rising  F,li,  domestic  warehouse  65  north  Fourth 
RisK  y  Norman,  shoemaker  S.  Fifth  near  Carpenter 
Kislc\  Kicli;ivd  S.  hiti-  grocef  160  south  Tenth 
Ristine  Jacob,  tailor  387  north  Front 
2  E 


ROB  whitely's  annual 

Ristine  Jacob,  labourer  West  above  Palmer 
Ristine  John,  victualler  West  above  Palmer 
Ritchie  Mrs.  widow,  back  lower  58  south  Second 
Riter  George,  livery  stable  keeper  150  Sassafras 
Riter  Matthias,  paver  Ann  street  (P  T  ) 
Riter  Michl.  mercht.  180  Callowhill  &  6th  bel.  Wood 
Ritle  John,  ropemaker  Crown  near  West 
Ritman  Daniel,  labourer,  back  171  Green 
Rittenhouse  Benjamin,  mathematical  instrument  maker 

258  Arch 
Rittenhouse  Henry,  carpenter  77  Crown 
Rittenhouse  Peter,  vict.  89  New  shambles  High  street 
Ritter  Abraham,  merchant  333  High 
Ritter  Ann,  widow,  24  north  Fifth 
Ritter  Edward,  chairmak^r  313  north  Third 
Ritter  George,  cabinetmaker  72  north  Fourth 
Ritter  Henry,  baker  129  south  Fourth 
Ritter  Jacob,  storekeeper  70  north  Front 
Ritter  Jacob,  jun.  merchant  333  High 
Ritt>-r  J.  &  A.  merchants  333  High  [see  Rutter  isf  Riter 
Ritter  John, painter  &  glazier  High  W.  Perman't.  bridge 
Ritter  Wm.  bricklayer  Coates  above  Seventh 
Rittison  Adam,  ropemaker  Marlboro'  above  Prince 
Rittisou  Catharine,  widow,  Crown  near  West  (K.) 
Rivel  Adam,  carpenter,  south  Fifth  below  Christian 
Rivel  George,  shipwright  55  Moyamensing  {see  Revel 
Rivel  John,  carter  22  Charlotte 

Rivers  Jos.  tinplate  worker  26  High — d  h  17  Kunckel 
Roads  Henry,  carter  Lombard  near  Schuylkill 
Roads  John,  labourer  Lombard  nearSch.    [see  R/ioads 
tRoach  Benjamin,  porter  112  Christian 
Koach  John,  bookbinder  10  north  Front 
fRoach  Mary,  washerwoman  233  south  8th  ab.  Cedar 
Roach  Nicholas,  labourer  115  Green 
fRoach  Sarah,  widow,  Shippen  below  Fifth 
Roat  Alice  Mrs.  2  Pratt's  court 
Roat  Jacob,  cedar  cooper  Ridge  road  above  Vine 
Roat  Jacob,  cordwainer  Davis's  court 
Roat  Richard  P.  cordwainer  Davis's  court 
Robard  Joseph,  merchant  l77i  High 
Roan  Christopher,  labourer  Prince  near  Crown 
Robb  Alexander,  letter  carrier  3  Powell 
Robb  Catharine,  widow,  Germantown  road  near  Rose 
Robb  James,  cabinetmakei;  10  Plum 
Robb  James,  letter  carrier  4  Elbow  lane 
Robb  John,  labourer  Browne  near  Cherry 
Robb  John,  carter  Locust  above  Hazel  alley 
Robb  &  VVinebrener,  mei-chant  tailors  100  Chesnut 

Robbins ,  chairmaker  Hyde's  court 

Robbins  Benjamin,  carpenter  cor.  7th  &  Buttonwood  I. 
f  Robbins  Diana,  washerwoman  Mint  court 
Robbins  Isaiah,  maiiner  Prime  above  Second 
Robbins  James,  shipmaster  Appletree  ay.  near  Fifth 


PHILADI-.LFUIA  DIKEC'IORY.  HOB 

Hobbiiis  Job,  weaver  Fourth  above  Poplar  lane 

Koblfins  John,  curter  Fourth  ;ibnve  Tumiuauy 

Rol)biiis  &  Smith,  mcrcliants  17:3  Hij;li 

Robbins Samuel  J.  mercht.  173Hisli— d  h  122  N.  Fifth 

Rbbbins  Sarah,  widow,  9  Little  Water 

Robbins  Wm.  uiarincr  3  Burd's  alley 

Robbins  Euoch,  bricklayer  Filbert  \V.  Sch.  Eighth 

Robedeau  Lewis,  270  south  Filtli 

Roljeno  Andrew,  tailor  ;v4  Aiinniid 

Robeno  Jno.  &  Audw.  tailors  150  S.  Water — d  h  38Penn 

Roberson  Beiij  imin,  mariner  St.  John  above  Poplar  lane 

Roberts  Abigail,  widow,  91  Cl.ristian 

t Roberts  Alice,  back  137  south  Eleventh 
[oberts  Amos,  tax  collector  64-  south  Eleventh 
Roberts  Ann,  bonnetniaker  314  south  Second 
Roberts  Ann,  widow,  Christian  below  Fourth 
j'Ruljerts  Biddy,  widow,  29  Prosjjerous  alley 

iR(^berts  Bowden,  labourer  249  Spruce 
.oberts  Catharine,  cakebaker  78  north  "Ninth 
Ri)berts  Charles  F.  gentleman  250  Chcsuut 
Rnl)erts  Charles,  lumber  merchant  Oak  below  Coales 

— d  h  174  Mulberry 
R^')erts  Cliaries,  carpenter  375  north  Fourth 
^Roberts  Curtis,  labourer,  back  29  Union 
Roberts  Daniel,  carpenter,  back  416  Race 
IRoberts  Daniel,  woodsawyer.  back  G6  Small 
Roberts  Daniel,  painter  &c.  314  south  Second 
Roberts  Daniel,  harness  &  fire  bucketmaker  123  New 
Roberts  Edward,  carpet  weaver  below  538  N.  Third 
Roberts  Ebiza,  widow,  5  Acorn  alley 
Roberts  Eliliu,  house  painter,  &c.  38  south  Fifth 
Roberts  Enoch,  hardware  8c  fancy  goods  store  17  N.  3d 
tRoberts  Flora,  widow  18  Cvpress  alley 
Roberts  Frances,  widow  of  Michael,  212  Walnut 
tRoberts  Francis,  waiter  161  Lombard 
Roberts  George,  carpenter  Rose  alley 
Roberts  George,  merchant  252  Chesnut 
Roberts  Helen,  widow  70  Union 
Roberts  Henry,  plasterer,  back  168  south  Fifth 

i Roberts  Henry,  porter  iVliddle  alley 
oberts  Hugh,  65  south  Eleventh 
Roberts  Israel,  coppersmith  132  north  Third 
Roberts  Jacob,  shoemaker  40  Queen  ^S.) 
tRoberts  Jacob,  labourer  Spruce  W.  Sch.  Fifth 
Roberts  James,  cordwainer  48  Penn 
Roberts  Jemima,  widow  256  Lomljard 
Roberts  John,  sea  captain  352  sotitli  Front 
Roberts  John,  chairmakcr  33  German 
Roberts  John,  grain  measurer  Tenth  below  Pine 
Roberts  John,  accountant  19  Keys'  alley 
Rol)erts  John,  cabinetmaker  25  north  Riglith 
Roberts  Jonathan,  carpenter  38  Kunckel 
Roberts  Joseph,  teller  in  Girard's  bank  168  Arcli 


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Roberts  Joseph  J.  teacher  of  mathematics  and  natural 

philosophy",  Friends'  academy,  south  Fourth 
Roberts  Joseph,  back  33  German 
Roberts  Joseph,  accountant  77  Cherry- 
Roberts  Joseph,  labourer,  back  419  north  Front 
Roberts  Joseph,  tailor  15  Summer's  court 
Roberts  Leonard,  leather  capmaker  Galbreath's  court 
Roberts  Lewis,  grocer  N  E  corner  Front  and  Cedar 
Roberts  Margaret,  widow,  back  17  Passyunk  road 
Roberts  Mary,  widow,  back  9  Crown 
Roberts  Mary,  teacher  128  Cherry 
Roberts  Mordecai,  innkeeper  94  north  Second 
Roberts  Rachel,  widow  12  north  Fourth 
Roberts  Robert,  223  north  Eighth 
Roberts  Robert,  carpet  weaver  219  north  Eighth 
Roberts  Robert,  porter  Middle  alley 
Roberts  Samuel,  dep.  keep,  of  the  prison  296  Vine 
Roberts  Sarah,  widow,  93  Christian 
tRoberts  Selah,  mariner  Little  Oak  st. 
Roberts  Septimus,  lumber  merchant  Oak  above  Noble 
Roberts  Seth,  carpenter  56  Moyamensing  road 
Roberts  Sylvester,  printer  2  Decatur— d  h  328  S.  2d 
Roberts  Tacy,  widow  of  AlgernoH,  123  north  Ninth 
Roberts  Thomas,  merchant  N  E  cor.  High  and  WateY 

•— d  h  250  Chesnut 
Roberts  Thomas,  joiner  69  Lombard 
Roberts  Thomas  P.  merchant  25  north  Twelfth 
Roberts  Thomas,  cordwainer  150  Lombard 
Roberts  Thomas  S.  accountant  128  Cherry  above  7tfe 
Roberts  Thomas,  carpenter,  back  126  south  Sixth 
Roberts  Thomsine,  widow  250  Chesnut 
Roberts  W.  D.  upholsterer  18  south  Twelfth 
Roberts  Wrn.  carpenter  74  south  Fifth 
tRoberts  Wm.  waiter,  back  158  Lombard 
Robertson  Elizabeth,  Avidow  60  Catharine 
Robertson  Gilbeit,  British  consul  158  S.  Ninth — office 

32i  Walnut 
Robertson  James,  merchant  11  Franklin  row 
Robertson  Rebecca,  widow,  teacher  88  Spruce 
Robertson  Thomas,  victualler  8th  near  Buttonwood 
Robertson Wm.mercht.  60S.  wharves — dh  100 S. Front 
Robertson  Wm.  chairmaker,  back  108  Filbert 
Robidou  Anthony,  11  Minor 
Robinett  Elizabeth,  widow,  back  92  Gaskili 
Robinett  Richard,  merchant  5  Powell 
Robins  Thomas,  merchant  294  High 
Robmson  Anthony  W.  carpenter  26  Chester 
Robinson  Arthur,  253  Race 
Robinson  Benjamin,  carter  cor.  Laurel  and  Budd 
Robinson  Benjamin,  rigger  St.  Jehn  above  Poplar  lane 
Robinson  Charles,  sailmaker,  back  107  Catharine 
Robinson  Charles,  carpenter  93  Queen 
Robinson  Charlotte,  widow,  115  Christian 


illlLAOKLPUIA    niREClORY.  HOB 

Robinson  Charles  N.  carver  aiul  ^iklcr  lonver  56  S.  2d 
Kol)insoii  Chas.  C.  chairmakcr  liii^li  VV.  I'l'iiii.  Uridge 
Kohinson  Christian,  mariner,  back  3J'J  soiitli  Second 
Robinson  Eleanor,  nursL-  Second  near  (itorge 
Robinson  Frederick,  c;irttr  Oak  above  Noble 
Robinson  (ieorge,  slunniastcr  13  Catliarine 
Robinson  George  &  Co.  leatlier  store  109  Chesnut 

-  Robinson  George,  cunier  109  Ciiesnut — d  ii  206  N.  4th 
Robinson  (ieorge,  victviallev  Hinktl's  court 
Robinson  8c  Harwood,  gold  and  sihersniiths  12  N.  2d 
|Robinson  Isaac,  labourer  34  B>ird's  court 
tRobinsonlsliman,  (up  wards  100  veal's  of  iigc)Grcen'sct. 
jRobinson  Jacob,  labourer  Cedar  above  Twell'th 
Robinson  James,  ])riiiter  Tnird  near  Chesnut 
Robinson  J.  &  A.  Sitclier,  printers  Third  near  Chesnut 
Roliinson  James,  mariner  65  Catharine 
RiiJjinson  James,  rii^ger  Marlboro'  b''low  Prince 
Rol)inson  James,  sea  captain  Siiakamaxon  below  Prince 
Robinson  John,  car|)enter  Wood  above  Second 
Robinson  John,  cordvvainer  40  Cedar 
Robinson  John,  portrait  and  miniature  painter  163  south 

Tenth  ai)ove  Spruce 
Jiobinson  John,  mariner  9  Budd 
iiobinson  John,  mariner  13  Christian 
Robinson  John,  distiller  207  Cedar 

Robinson  John,  rigger  99  Swanson — d  h  Carpenter's  ay. 
Robinson  John,  carpet  weaver,  back  4.S  l^ombard 
Robinson  John,  mariner  Fifth  below  Merriolt's  lane 
Robinson  John,  jun.  cabinetmaker  28  Union  alley 
[Robinson  Jolui,  labourer  Browne's  court 
Robinson  Joseph,  sea  captain  40  Pine  above  Second 
Robinson  Joseph,  constable  135  south  Tenth 
t^obinson  Joseph,  mariner  210  Cedar 
Robinson  Joshua,  carpenter  254  south  Fifth 
fRobinson  Josiiua,  shipwright  97  Passyunk 
JRobinson  Kinie,  shipwrigl\t  Merriott's  lane  above  5th 
t Robinson  Levi,  shoemaker,  south  Eighth  bel.  Lombard 
Robinson  Lewis,  merchant  SE  corner  Second  &  Cedar 
Robinson  Martha,  widow  88  Union 
Robinson  Margaret,  tailorcss,  back  134  south  Eighth 
Robinson  Mary,  widow  tailoress,  back  3  Little  Pine 
Robinson  Matthew,  cordwainer  Germ,  road  below  4th 
\  Robinson  Minta,  widow  8  Sassafras  alley 
Robinson  Peter,  currier  CaufTuian's  court 

.    Robinson  Reter,  Frankford  road  near  Front 

1  Robinson  Robert,  labourer  Bonsall  street 
lol)inson  &  Son,  hatters  36  High 
Robinson  Samuel,  hatter  36  High 
t Robinson  Stcjihen,  sawyer  St.  John  above  Poplar  lane 
Robinson  Susan,  251  south  Second 
Robinson  Thomas,  victualler  8th  near  Buttonwood,  stall 

75  Ntw  Market  south  Second 
tRobinson  Thomas,  shipwright  N  E  cor.  Cedar  aiid  5th 

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ROG  WHITELY^S  ANSUAi 

Robinson  VVm.  bookseller  25  Filbert 
Kobinson  Wm.  shoemaker  199  Shippen 
Robinson  Wm,  hatter  36  High 
Robinson  Wm.  A,  druggist  273  north  Third 
fRobinson  Wm.  coachman  Fourth  bel.  Mcrriott'.s  lane 
Robison  Christian,  mariner,  back  352  south  Second 
Robson  John,  drorer  301  Callowhill 
Roch  Christian,  china  store  99  north  Ninth 
Roche  James  M.  printer  Paschall's  ay. 
fRoche  Mary,  widow  Acorn  ay. 
Roche  Morris,  marble  polisher,  cor.  Filbert  8c  Tenth 
Rock  Thomas,  coi'dwainer  Locust  corner  Thirteenth 
Rocket  Nicholas,  labourer  Buttonwood  below  Sixth 
Rockhill  Joshua,  inn  and  ferry  keeper  Camden  N  J 
Rockhill  Thos.  C.  merchant  290  High— d  h  10  Frank- 
lin row 
Rockwell  Justus,  smith  217  N  Eighth — shop  S  W  cor. 

Callowhill  and  Garden 
Roderiield  Wm.  accountant  69  St.  Tammany 
Rodes  &  Hentz,  grocers  Sixth  above  Callowhill 
tRodgers  Wm.  steward  steam  boat  Delaware  272  S  5th 
Rodman  Solomon,  sea  captain  Marlborough  n.  Prince 
Rodrigue  Andrew,  merchant  cor.  Seventh  8c  Walnut 
Rodrigue  widow  of  I.  diygoods  store  93' north  Third 
Roe  Rachel,  widow  Wood  near  Garden 
Roe  Robert,  sawyer,  31  Crab  street 
Roebuck  John,  labourer  10  Franklin  street 
Roff  John,  nailer  39  Prirtie 
Rogers  Allen,  agent  for  stages  43  south  Fourth 
Rogers  Benjamin,  copperplate  printer  18  George 
Rogers  8c  Brothers,  hardware  merchants  52  High 
Rogers  Charles,  hardware  merchant  52  High  above  2d 
Rogers  Daniel  N.  mariner  170  Shippen 
Rogers  E,  Miss,  boardinghouse  313  Arch 
Rogers  Evans,  hardware  merchant  52  High  above  2d 
j-Rogers  George,  labourer  Warner's  court 
Rogers  Henry,  druggist  8cc  201  High 
Rojcers  Hugh,  wheelmaker  Alban  near  Lambert 
Rogers  Jacob,  181  Green,  office  on  Green  sreet  wharf 
Rogers  Jacob,  saw  warehouse  173  High — d  h  181  Greei> 
■(•Rogers  Jacob,  labourer  Paschal's  ay. 
Rogers  James,  hardware  merchant  259  High 
Rogers  John  R.  cordwainer,  back  15  north  Sixth 
Rogers  John,  haj'dware  merchant  52  High  above  2d 
Rogers  John,  shoemaker  138  Cedar 
Rogers  Joseph,  justice  of  peace,  Pegg  above  Front — dh. 

Elmslie's  ay. 
Rogers  J.  jun.  glue,  cowskin  whip,  and  neat's  foot  oil 

manuf  Pegg— d  h  299  N  Second 
Rogers  Josiah,  lumber  merchant  Oak  below  Coates' 
'  Rogers  Mary,  widow  tailorcss  94  Christian 
Rogers  Margaret,  widow,  nurse  7  Prosperous  ay, 
Rogers  Margaret,  widow  395  Race 


PlJlLAOtLHlJI  A    DliiF.ClORV.  liO  S 

Rogers  Martha,  Mi"s.  of  Thomas,  Locust  above  12lh 

Rogers  Tiiomas,  brassfouuder  28  Cliciry 

Rogers  Tlioinas,  merchant  411  Arch 

Rogers  TUoiiwis,  oakcooper  Churcli  street 

Rogers  &  Turner,  hardware  merchants  173  High 

Ru^-ers  Wni.  ji.  48  north  Tliird 

R  ^er>  rev.  VVm.  D.  D.  198  ClicsnutS  E  corner  Eiglith 

Rogers  Wni.  merchant  4  south  Fourth 

Roju'et  Muses,  segarmaker  40  Biead 

Roliiiiian  Francia,  Ir^bourer  Laurel  (N  L)  near  Budd 

Rolirman  Henry,  wlicelwright  441  norili  Second 

Ro'jrinan  John,  wheelwright  Sch.  Eighth  above  Clierty 

Rontiiant  Frederick  G.  shoemaker  Hanover  n.  Queen 

Roland  &  Ford,  merchants  206  High  [see  Roivland 

Ri.iand  Jolin,  merchant  206  High — d  h  14  N  Seventh 

fRoiey  Abner,  hairdresser  11?N  Fifth 

Roliings  Otho,  labourer  Spruce  west  Sch.  Sixth 

Rollins  George,  cabinetmaker  44  German 

Rnlof  rev.  Francis,  pastor  of  Trinity  church  181  Spruce 

Trinity  church  yard 
Rolph  James,  teacher  and  boardinghouse  164  S  Ninth 
Rolph  Wm.  fancy  cliairmaker,  cor  Carpenter  &  3d  (S) 
Ronaklson  James,  letterfounder  Cedar  above  Ninth 
Ronaldson  Richard,  letterfounder  Cedar  above  Ninth 
Roney  John,  currier  128  north  Third 
fRoney  Joseph,  shoemaker  70  Lombard 
Roney  Thomas,  currier  cor  Dock  and  3d — d  h  8  Prune 
Rook  Mary,  widow,  back  242  Race 
Rooksiool  Henry,  cordwainer  150  Coates 
Rookstool  John,  labouitr  Crown  near  Frankford  road 
Rooney  Bernard,  cooper  30  Penn 

Rooncy  James  D.  apothecary  8cc.  S  W  cor.  Green  &2d 
Root  John,  blacksmith  Race  above  Sch.  Seventh 
Ro(.t  John,  \ict  29  Fourth  street  market,  High  street 
Roots  Mic!iael,  baker  4  Junijjer  lane 
Rn!\g  W.  P.  combmaker  106  Coates 
Rorer  Samuel,  surgeons'  instrumcntmakev  78  Race 
Ron-r  John,  surgeons'  instrumcntmaker  179  Arch 
Roscoe  James,  cordwainer  103  Cedar 
Rose  Andrew,  shoemaker  Prime  above  Second 
Rose  Ann,  washerwoman,  161  north  Si^^th 
Rose  Ann,  midwife  6  Brewer's  ay.  'Wood  street) 
fRose  Ann,  widow  51  Gaskill 

Rose  B.  F.  sur)jeons'  instrumentmaker  53  south  Seventh 
Rose  Champlaui,  whitewasher,  back  24  Elizabeth 
Rose  Christiana,  widow  Drinker's  court 
Rose  Charles,  carter  Irish  lane 
Rose  Hannah,  widow  2  Wood 
Rose  Jane,  midwife  7  Brewer's  ay.  (Wood  street) 
Rose  John,  vict.  8  Fourth  street  maiket.  High  street 
Rose  Jolin,  currier  10  Brewer's  ay.  (Wood  street") 
Rose  Jonailian,  tailor  Simmons'  court 


ROU  whitely's  annual 

Rose  Joseph  6c  Wm.  surgeons'  instrument  makers  Ha- 
milton village 
Rose  Mary,  cakebaker,  back  271  Race 
fRose  — : — ,  {French)  3  Read's  ay. 
Rose  Peter,  shoemaker  Shippen's  lane 
Rose  Peter,  shingledresser  26  Union  alley 
Rose  Thomas,  labourer  Second  near  Laurel 
Rose  Thomas,  brickmaker  Germant.  r.  above  lirstgate 
Rosekrans  Frederick,  skindresser  High  n.  Sch.  Second 
Roseman  Elizabeth,  widow,  Race  above  Sch.  Seventh 
Roseman  Robert,  packer  of  ware,  Nonnater's  court 
Rosnagel  John,  sawyer  Merriott's  lane  near  Fifth 
Roset  Jacob,  merchant  inquire  I7dl  High — d  h  Rich- 
mond Hill  Ridge  road 
Roset  John,  merchant  17S)1  High— d  h  10  north  Fifth 
Ross  Aaron,  saddler  &c.  38  and  d  h  49  north  Third 
Ross  Andrew,  painter  &e.  142  Lombard 
Ross  David,  carpenter  81  north  Ninth  cor.  Cherry 
Ross  Elizabeth,  widow,  tobacconist  211  Plum 
Ross  Frederick,  painter  Sec.  342  south  Second 
Ross  James,  professor  of  Latin  and  Gi'eek  44  ndrtii  4th 
Ross  Joseph,  ferryman  Camden  N  J 
Ross  Lxtitia,  widow  218  north  Sixth 
Ross  Martha,  widow  142  Lombard  street 
Ross  Mary,  widow  342  south  Second 
Ross  Mary,  boardinghouse  184  High 
Ross  Mary  L.  boardmghouse  75  Penn 
Ross  Mary,  widow  Juniper  below  Walnut 
Ross  Mrs.  widow  tailoress,  back  266  Race 
Ross  Robert,  labourer,  back  44  Spruce 
Ross  Samuel,  U,  S.  appraiser  301  Race 
Ross  Samuel,  deputy  weighmaster  14  Raspberry  aiiey 
IRoss  Thomas,  labourer  226  Catharine 

Ross ,  widow,  gentlewoman,  Hamilton  village 

Ross  Walter,  porter  in  U.  S.  bank  14  Passyunk  road 

Ross  Wm.  late  printer  87  Locust  above  Eighth 

Ross  Wm.  accountant  cor.  Filbert  and  Thirteenth 

Ross  Wm.  confectioner  74  High — d  h  30  Church  ay 

Ross  Wm.  whipmaker  188  Lombard 

Rossman  John,  tailor  West  near  Marlboro' 

Rostain  F.  merchant  N  W  corner  Pine  and  Fifth 

Roston  Thomas,  innkeeper  408  north  Front 

Rotan  Frederick,  cordwainer  Hanover  below  Prince 

Rotan  Susan,  widow  Palmer  below  Duke 

Rotan  Wm.  shipwright  Marlboro'  above  Beach 

Rothwell  Wm.  labourer  Germantown  r.  above  Second 

Rotts  Andrew,  victualler  Mulberry  ay. 

Roulston  Harry,  drayman  Vine  ab.  12th      [see  Ralston 

Rougiz  Simon,  master  stevedore  54  Almond 

Rounds  Ann,  widow  6  Pleasant  avenue 

Rourk  Rachel,  widow,  maker  of  the  Grand  Pectoral 

syrup,  14  Mulberry 
Rouch  M,  skindresser  58  Sassafras  {see  Rush 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  RUIJ 

Kousseau  John  C.  m.  d.  139  south  6th  S  E  corner  Pine 

Routh  widow  of  Richard,  587  north  Second 
Roiivert  Kdinund,  mercliant  111  Spruce 
Ro\oudt  William,  m.  d  cor  Wood  and  Old  York  road 
Rowe  George  ,cordwainer  1S6  German 
Rowe  Samuel,  ropcmaker  4  Federal 
Row,  Samuel,  ropemaker  Front  below  the  Navy  yard 
+Row  Robert,  woodsawyer  31  Crab 
Rowan  Amelia,  nurse  358  south  Front 
Rowan  y\.dam,  teacher  Merriotl^i  lane  above  Fifth 
Rowan  John,  carpenter  77  Locust  above  Eighth 
Rowan  Wm.  accountant  26  Coates'  alley 
Rowand  Margaret,  bitters-maker  218  Shippen 
Rowbuck  John,  labourer  George  (N  L) 
Rowcn  Henry,  caulker,  Mitrlborough  near  Beach,  (K) 
Rowen  Jane,  widow,  48  south  Sixth 
Rowland   James,   sen.   iron   merchant   46  Arch — d   h 
Fromberger's  court  \_aee  Roland 

Rowland  James,  jun.  46  Arch — d.  h.  Fromberger's  ct. 
Rowland  John,  cabinetmaker  6  Mary  above  Front 
Rowland  Joseph  \\: .  iron  merchant  161  N  Second 
Rowland  William,  saw  factory  54  Zane — d  h  24  N  9th 
Rowley  &  Alburger,  plumbers  9  south  6lh  &  8  Walnut 
Rowley  Edward  &  Son,  merchants  22  N  Third 
Rowley  H.  G.  plumber  8  Walnut—  d  h  22  N  Third 
Rowley  Richard,  merchant  22  north  Third 
Rowley  Samuel,  pilot  467  south  Front 

iRowlev  William,  waiter  204  south  Fifth  street 
[owse  Martha,  widow  Noble  street  near  Tliird 
fRoxbury  David,  labourer  6th  near  Catharine 
Roy  John,  victualler  Charles  near  Buttonwood  lafte 
Roy  John,  shoemaker  381  north  Third 
1"Roy  Mary,  widow,  washerwoman  Garden  street 
Roy  Thomas,  shoemaker  176  St.  John 
Royal  William  B.  teaclier  49  Crown 
Royer  George,  carpenter  Kunckel  near  Tammany 
Rozts  Andrew,  victualler  14  Well's  row,  north  8lh 
Rubicam  Charles,  hatter  387  north  Second 
Rubicam  Daniel,  Wa.shington  hotel  20  south  Sixth 
Hubicam  John,  farmer  Camac's  lane  near  Second 
Rubicam  Jonathan,  carpenter  144  Locust 
Rubicam  Joseph,  fruiterer  105  nortl\  Third 
Riiboy  Joseph,  labourer,  l)ack  of  54  N  Fourth 
Ruby  Mary,  widow,  18  North  alley 
Rucco  Julius,  M.  D.  168  Spruce 
Ruch  John,  drygoods  store  192  north  Second 
Ruddach  Jane,  widow,  back  of  134  south  Eighth 
Rudduach  Mary,  widow.  211  Sliipjien  street 
Rudolf  Conrad,  turner  Prince  near  Marlboro' 
Kudolph  Catharine,  widow,  cor.  Germ,  road  &  Black- 
horse  lane 
Rii'loif  Christian,  turner  470  north  Third 
Rudolph  George,  carpenter  Race  ab.  Sch.  Seventh 
Rudolph  George,  jun.  carpenter  cor.  of  Alban  i<c  Castle 


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Rudolph  Jacob,  coachman  12  Stamper's  alley 

Rudolph  John,  oakcoopei-  96  Green  cor.  Rose  alley 

Rudolph  John  F.  tailor  1  Hoffman's  alley 

Rudolph  William,  hatter,  back  of  178  Race 

Rudy  Jacob,  innkeeper  377  High 

Rudy  Jacob,  combmaker  4th  near  Poplar  lane 

Rue  Benjamin,  carpenter  Camden  (N  J) 

Rue  John,  grocery  and  tavern  472  south  Front  street 

RuffWm.  painter,  &c.  14  S  Eighth— d  h  132  N  4th 

Rugan  Charles,  sea  captain  S8  Chester 

Rugan  George,  merchant  16  IJoble 

Rugan  John  &  Sons,  merchants  97  N  Water — d  h  248 

Race 
Rugan  Joseph,  weaver  Fitzwalter  cor.  Seventh 
Ruggles  Hannah,  widow  of  Sherman,  106  Cherry 
Ruhl  George,  coachmakerand  boardinghouse  90 N  5th 
Ruhli  John  E.  coachmaker  23  Lombard 
Ruhlman  John,  cordwainer,  back  123  Arch 
Rulon  Benjamin,  boardinghouse  111  Arch 
Rulon  John  W  storekeeper  1  south  Second 
Rulon  Job,  shipwright  Marlborough  above  Bedford 
Rumley  John,  weaver,  back  252  Lombard 
Rurnmel  George,  victualler  Twelfth  below  Vine — stall 

71  High  street  market 
Rummel  Jacob,  plasterer  279  south  Fifth 
tRummel  John,  mariner  90  Passyunk  road 
Runisey  Elizabeth,  widow  Shippen  bel,  5th 
Rumsey,  Sarah,  boardinghouse  Beach  n.  Maiden  (K.) 
Rumsey  William  m.-d.  186  north  Fourth  [see  Ramsey 
tRumsey  Michael,  labourer  Hazel  alley 
Rumpt  Jacob,  labourer  cor.  Coates  and  Sixth 
Rumpf  Peter,  cordwainer  142  Cedar 
Runckle  William,  clerk  of  the  court  of  Quarter  ses- 
sions, office  13  W  wing  of  Statehouse 
Rundle  Geo.  stock  and  exchange  broker  (treasurer  of 
the  Sch.  bridge  company)  Bank   alley — d  h   Ritten- 
house  place,  Locust  above  9th  [see  Randall 
Runner  John,  vict.  stall  46  Old  shambles 
Runoer  Sarah,  widow  Old  York  road  ab.  Buttonwood 
Rush  Catharine,  widow  141  Locust  street 
Rush  Daniel^  farmer-  Frankford  road  above  West 
Rush  Elizabeth,  Mrs.  Race  below  Sch  Eighth 
Rush  George,  carpenter  211  Cherry  [see  Rasch 

Rush  Misses,  daughters  of  the   late  judge  Jacob    278 

Race 
Rush  Jacob,  oysterman  Britton's  alley 
Rush  James,  m.  d.  18  Chesnut 
Rush  James  I.  ironfounder  and  Steam  engineer  corner 

9th  and  ^'ine — d  h  Palmyra  Square 
Rush  John,  merchant  125  Race 
Rush  John,  carver  246  north  Front 
Rush  Julia,  widow  of  Dr.  Benjamin,  98  south  Fourth 
Rush  Lay  ton,  mariner,  back  587  north  Second 
Rush  Lewis,  gentleman  125  Race 


PHILADKLIMIIA  DIRECTORY.  RUT 

Rush  &  Mulik-nberg,  steam   engineers  &   ironfoundcrs 

CO  r.  \  inc  aiii!  Ninth 
Riisli    Pliabc,  widow,  back  32  Plum 
Riisli  Samuel,  attorney  at  law,  73  and  d  h  98  S.  Fourth 
Riisli  Thomas  W.  coachmaker  45  soutli  Foiirth 
Rush  Tiiomas  M.   merchant  230  N.  2d.— d  li  90  Wood 
Rush  William,  sen.  carver  172  and  177   north  Front 
Rush  Wm.jun.  clerk  in  the  U.  S.  bank,  Sixth  corner 

Oallowhill 
Rush  William,  engine  maker,  back  341  Race 
Ruslia  Joseph,  carver  and  gilder  15  Perry  street 
Rushton  Edward,  bandbox  maker  93  north    Front 
Rushton  Wm.  cotton  spinner  corner  Cedar  8c  Broad 
Rusk  David,  vict.  28  High  st.  market  &  Hartungs  alley 
Rusk  Elizabeth,  Mrs.  of  Wm.  north  Third  ab.  Frauklm 
Rusk  Charles,  shoemaker  372  north  Second 
Rusk  Geoige,  tanner  and  currier  79  Budd 
Rusk  Samuel,  carter  147  St  John 
Rusk  William,  vict.  Second  below  the  Germantown  r. 
+Russell  Barney,  barber  Fuller's  alley 
Russell  Edw.  merchant  73  S.  wharves — d  h  144  Pine 
Russell  Elizabeth,  widow  20  Walnut 
Russell  Frances,,  grocer  131  south  Second 
Russell  George,  saddler  159  St.  Johns 
Russell  James,  labourer  Lombard  west  of  Sch;  Eighth 
Russell  James,  mariner  3  Sugar  alley 
Russell  John,  weaver  Washington  above  Callowhill 
Russell  John,  black  and  whitesmith  476  Race 
Russell  John,  painter  &c.  Alban 
Russell  John,  grocer  14  N.  Third — d  h  31  Chesnut 
Russell  Jonathan,  shallopman  72  Swanson 
Russell  Joseph,  grocer,  corner  of  Beach  and  Maiden 
Russell  Joseph  S.  spermaceti  oil  stramer  8cc.  55  Chesnut 
Russell,  Louisa,  teacher  48  south  Fifth 
Russell  Philip  M.  merchant  125  north  Fifth 
Russell  Robert,  cordwainer  95  German 
Russell  Samuel  C.  cordwainer  148  Cherry  street 
Russell  8c  Smith,  merchants  75  south  Wharves 
Russell  Stephen,  merch.  92  S.  wharves — d  li  77  Union 
Russell  Wm.  shipwright  Marlborough  below  Prince 
Russell  William,  cotton  manufactory  13th  cor.  Cieorge 
Rute  Maiy,  widow  Old  York  road  ab.  Callowhill 
Ruth  E.  widow  of  William  51  Tammany 
Rutherford  Jacob,  carter  44  Ann 
Rutherford  John,  drover  Locust  above  Juniper 
Rutter  Henry,  ropcmaker  572  S.  Second  ab.  Wharton 
Rutter  John,  shoemaker  Washington  above  Second 
Rutter  John,  jun.  ropemakcr  Cireenwich  street 
Rutter  Mrs.  widow  (iermantown  road  abf  ve  Pitt 
Rutter  Mrs.  widow  of  Samuel,  236  Filbert  above  12th 
Rutter  Matthias,   carpetweaver  cor.   Moyamensing  & 

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^AI    ^  WHITELY's  ANNITAL 

fRyal  John,  carter  43  Small 

Ryan  Hannah,  widow,  Pearson's  court 

Ryan  Hannah,  widow,  boardinghouse  5j  Coomb's  alley 

Ryan  Heniy,  carter  back  21  Duke 

Ryan  James,  drover  Pine  near  Schuylkill 

Ryan  James,  gentleman  77  north  Seventh 

Ryan  Lewis,  boot  and  shoemaker  50  south  Third 

Ryan  Patrick,  china  store  15  north  Third 

Ryan  Timothy,  carpenter  49  Penn 

Ryan  William,  currier  15  Chesnut 

Rycknvtin  Jchn,  cabinetmaker  243  north  Front 

Ryckman  Lewis,  laoies'  Khoemciker  345  -cuth  Second 

RyersonG.  Ormsby&Ct^  dng-gists  99  Walnut 

Ryland  William  Rev.  90  Crown 


SAABYE  HANNAH,  widow  98  Swanson 

Sabin  Jose)>h,  mariner  Cherry  near  Prince 

Backer  Henry,  shoemaker  Wood  near  Queen 

fSadler  Levin  bootcleaner  37  St.  Mary  street 

Sadler 'Eleanor,  gentlewoman  169  Mulberry 

Sackriter  David,  cabinetmaker  259  south  Seventh 

Sackriter  Deborah,  nurse  259  south  Seventh  street 

Saeltzer  Benjamin,  baker  485  north  Third 

SafFord  Ebenezer  M.  tailor  4  Harmony  court 

Saffron  Charles,  cordwainer  16  York  court  (N.  L) 

Safford  John,  stevedore  219  Swanson 

Saffron  John,  cordwainer  436  north  Thix'd 

Sage  Anthony.,  printer  184  south  Sixth 

Sage  DrumaUs  grocer  480  High 

Sage  Isaac,  ferryman  Camden  (N  J") 

Sage  widow  of  Miles,  ferryman  Camden  (N  J) 

Sa'gathy  Wm.  innkeeper  S.  W.  cor.  of  2d.  &  Coates 

Sagee  Francis,  shipwright  7  Lytle's  court 

Sager  Hannah,  widow,  innkeeper  39  north  Second 

Sager  Michael,  baker  274  Mulberry 

Sager  Mrs.  widow,  75  north  Tenth 

Sageson  James,  blacksmith  17  Hurst  street 

Sagey  Andrew,  furrier  437  north  Third 

Sagers  Jacob,  matchmaker  cor.  Poplar  and  Fourth 

Sagers  Samuel  D.  accountant  47  Wood 

Sagnier  Henry,  riding  master,  back  227  Walnut 

Sailer  John,  tailor  14  north  Water 

Sailor  George,  vict.  Front  n  Poplar  lane       Isee  Say  lor 

Sailor  Godfrey,  oakcooper  Walker's  court 

Sailor  Henry,  cigarmaker  11  north  Fifth 

Sailor  Henry,  stonecutter  133  north  Eighth 

Sailor  Jacob,  potter  Third  near  Germantown  road 

Sailor  John,  cabinetmaker  42  north  Seventh 

Sailor  Samuel,  painter  Lawrence  above  Wood 


IMIILADKLI'HIA   DIRLCToRV.  SAN 

Sailor  Thomas,  vict.203  St.  John— stall  11  N  L  market 

Saint  Daniel,  corder  Cliesnut  st.  wharf — d  h  98  Union 

Saint  Douglass,  late  corder  41  Cedar 

Salade  Sebastian,  fringe  and  lace  weaver  10  north  6th 

Salaignac  A.  C  accovmtant  44  Filbert 

Salez  Jubin,  oysterman  N  W  cor.  2d  and  Walnut 

Salonius  Elizabeth,  widow  44  Meade  alley 

Sal.sbury  John,  cordwainer  Arch  near  Schuylkdl  river 

SalspauglijJohn,  cordwainer  Arch  near  Schuylkill 

Salter  Samuel,  carver  and  gilder  2d  above  Ger.  road 

Salter  Sarah,  1  Library  corner  Fourth 

Saltinsta'l  William,  iccountant  121  south  Eleventh 

fSaltus  Samuel,  mariner  76  Gcimau 

Saltzman  Jacob,  tavernkeeper  303  Vine 

Salvin  James,  Lewis,  cakebaker  Clymer's  alley 

tSimmons  Alice,  widow,  Lombard  below  Tenth 

™ainpson  Peter,  oysterman  489  south  2d  street 

aamson  Hasadiah  P.  grocer  S  E  cor.  Race  and  Front— 

d  h  12  Race 
Samson  John,  grocer  and  tavern  422  north  Front 
Samson  Jos.  awning  8c  bed  sacking  maker  19  N  Front 
Samuel  Eliz.  Mrs.  French  mantuamaker  54  Lombard 
Sanders  Ann,  seminay  78  north  7th  [_see  Saunderi 

Sanders  Elizabeth,  widow,  Reliei  street 
tSanders  Ephraim,  carter  Cox's  alley  near  2d 
Sanders  Henry,  Crown  near  Frankford  road 
Sanders  Isaac,  oakcooper  Coatesnear  Eighth 
Sanders  Jesse,  constable  Maiden  below  Front 
Sanders  John,  carpenter  north  2d  above  Beaver 
Sanders  John,  carpenter.  Carpenter  above  Sixth 
tSanders  John,  mariner  Nieman's  alley 
Sanders  Joseph,  shipmaster  48  German 
Sanders  Joseph,  mariner  Alberson's  court 
tSanders  Joseph,  lal)ourcr  Christian 
Sanders  Mary,  widow.  Harper's  alley  (P  T) 
fSanders  Phoebe,  widow,  St.  Mirv's  street  near  8th 
Sanders  Rachel,  widow,  back  46  Spruce 
Sanders  Richard,  manner  522  south  Front 
tSanders  Robert,  labourer  Ball  alley 
Sanders  William,  tavernkeepcr  24  south  Fourth 
Sanders  Wdliam,  gunsmith  44  Cedar 
Sanders  William,  natter  Faries's  court 
Sanderson  Joiin,  seminaiy  443  High 
Sandford  Ann,  widow,  169  Pine 
Sandgren  Charles,  shipmaster  14  Queen 
Sandiford  Rowland,  coachmakcr  13th  above  Race 

Isee  iktnjtrd 
Sandoz  P.  A.  jeweller  24  Bread 
Sands  Abraham,  nailcuticr  298  Vine 
Sands  John,  carpenter  Oak  hiluw  Coates 
Sands  Nathan,  shoiMnakcr  Charles  below  James 
Sandy  Martha,  teacher  60  St.  Tammany 
Sanford  Bcnj.  gentleman  16  S.msom         {see  Sandiford 
2  F 


SAV  whitely's  annual 

Sanford  James,  vender  of  books  201  north  Fourth 
Sanford  Wm.  H.  publisher  &  proprietor  of  the  Union, 

50  Chesnut — d  h  16  Sansom 
Sanno  Frederick  D.  brassfounder418  north  Fourth 
Sansom  Joseyih,  gentleman  182  north  Fourth 
Sansom  William,  merchant  96  Mulberry 
Sante  Christopher,  labourer  145  Coates 
fSantierre  Maria  Ann,  Eleventh  below  Pine 
SappV^rmstrong,  huckster  Cam.den  (N  J) 
Sapp  Edward,  bricklayer  cor.  Thirteenth  and  Vine 
Sapp  Jacob,  drayman,  back  97  Budd 
S?.pp  Margaret,  widow,  boardinghouse  S3  Mulberry 
Sarchet  John,  blacksmith  81  Race — d  h  30  Coates'  alley 
Sargent  Thomas,  m.  d.  144  Race 

Sargent  Thomas,  innkeeper  71  Dock        fsee  Sergeant 
Sarin  Mar}',  widow,  cor.  4th  and  Christian 
Sarmiento  Catharine,  206  Chesnut 
Sarno  Frederick,  labourer,  back  471  north  Third 
Sarvey  Daniel,  shoemaker  418  south  2d  street 
Sasman  William,  biscuilbaker  389  N  Front 
Satterthwaite  Richard,  brickmaker  20  Garden 
Saul  Mary,  teacher  198  Chesnut 
Saul  Martha,  widow,  back  2IO3  Arch 
Saulnier  John,  accountant  iyiguire  229  High 
Saulnier  J.  8c  John  Durand,  dry  goods  store  66  south  4th 
Saulnier  John,  merchant  39  Filbert 
Saulnier  Joseph,  carpenter  438  Sassafras 
-j-Saulnow  Gabriel,  carpenter  18  Burd's  court 
Saunders  Henry  S.  tavern  &  gi'ocery  S  Wcor,  Front  & 

Poplar  lane  \_see  Sanders 

Saunders  John  W.  merchant  64  South  v/harves — d  h  46 

Shippen 
Saunderson  William,  cordwainer  181  Race 
Saurman,  widow  of  Martin,  boardinghouse  97  N  9th 
Saurman  Yerkes,  copperplate  printer  18  Library  st.  op, 

U.  S.  Bank— d  h  30  Cherry 
Sausman  Henry,  watcliman  Fifth  aI:)ove  Buttonwood 
Savage  8c  Dugan,  merchants  Yoi'k  street 
Savage  (jeorge,  grocer  2d  ab.  Poplar  1 — d  h  69  Coates  : 
Savage  Jemima,  widow,  Knight's  court 
Savage  John,  merchant  York  st. — d  h  91  south  3d 
Savage  Maria,  widow,  79  German  street 
Savage  Mary,  gentlewoman  328  :outh  Front 
Savage  Reuben,  carpenter  381  Sassafras  8c  11th  ab.  Race  /; 
Savage  Wilham,  carpenter  114  Budd  above  Poplar 
Savage  William,  labourer  St.  John  above  Beaver 
Savery  George,  turner  Germ.  r.  above  first  gate 
Saxery  Rebeqca,  widow  of  Thomas,  20  north  Fifth 
•fSavel  Samuel,  labourer  Webb's  alley 
Saville  William,  silverplater,  317  south  Second 
Savin  Samviel,  sea  captain  17  Duke  (N  L) 
Savo)  Francis,  paperhanger  79  north  Fifth 
Savoy  John  R.  card  manufactory  18  Raspberry  alley 


PHILADELPUIA    DlllKCTORY.  SCH 

.■^;i\vn  Harriet,  5  Cnllowhill 

Siiwner ,  ganlcncr  I'rimc  above  Fifth 

Sawyer  JamCN,  Rcnileniau  201  south  Second 
tSawyer  Joliii,  '2'26  Slii|)pen 
Sawyer  Jonathan,  mariner  Marparetta 
Sawyer,  widow  «t  Lewden,  milliner  165  south  2d 
Sawyer  Hobi-rt,  blacksmitli  54  Duke  (N  L) 
Saw)  er  Tliomas,  iiif/uirc  cor.  Pine  and  Second 
Saxton  William,  wheelwriu;ht  97  noith  Kightii 
Say  Miiiam,  widow  (<t  Benjamin,  279  Chesnut 
Suyre  Piter,  tailor  1"  Cresson's  alley 
Sayre  Wdliam,  mate  Queen  near  Shakamaxon 
Sayres  David,  shoemaker,  back  lOl  Budd 
ScandUnij;  Jeremiah,  cordwainer  2  Ciab 
Scanlan  VV'm.  vict.  stall  53  Old  Shambles 
Scanlin  Cornelius,  weaver  Cadwalader  near  Pitt 
Scantling  Hugh,  moroccodresser  Callowhdl  cnr.  Sch.  3d 
Scantling  Patrick,  paver  Fifth  below  Button  wood 
Scantluig  Peter,  moroccodresser  Rush's  court 
Scargle  Tliomas,  drayman  Cadwalader  near  Camac 
Sc  iigle  Wdliam,  porter  Pitt  street  n  north  Second 
Scarlet  Samuel,  artist  and  picture  restorer  547  S  2d 
8c;ittergood  John,  carter  191  Callowhill 
S    ittcrgood  Joseph,  cui-rier,  &c.  276  &  278  N  Front 
"^     ttergood  Thomas  F.  carpenter,  back  of  187  Arch 
^  xll)  Patrick,  tallowchandler  218  nortli  Sixth 
Schaeffer  Catharine,  widow.  Carpenter  above  Fourth 
Schaeffer  Charles,  M.  d.  137  Race 
SchaeHer  Christian,  baker  Apple  near  George  (N  L) 
Schaeffer  Dorothea  Mi-s.  midwife,  ixick  267  Kace 
Schaeffer  Fndk.  D.  rev.  d.  d.  27  N  4th         [.srr  Schaffer 
ScluiefTer  Henry,  soapboiler,  Carpenter  near  Fifth 
Schaeffer  Margaret,  widow.  High  near  Sch.  Fifth 
Schafier  Charles,  accountant  66  south  Eleventh 
Schaffer,  widow,  back  408  north  Third 
Scliaida  Christian,  baker  Callowhill  next  to  219 
Schallenburgh  Manuel,  farmer  S  2d  bel.  Greenwich 
Schaumankessel  Frederick,  352  north  Second 
Scheel  Jolm  Daniel,  accountant  16  south  Twelfth 
Scheetz  Conrad,  hatter  329  north  Thii-d 
Schell  Henry,  grocer  191  north  Second  \_see  Shell 

Schell  Marv,  Old  York  n>ad  ciniier  Noble 
Schellinck  Jolin,  grocer  Lom!>ard  above  Ninth 
Schellinger  W'm.  nilol  47  Cathaijnc        \_net  Hkeliintrer 
Scherzinger  John  M.  oil  and  colourman  66  N  4lh — ti  h 
^  27  Cherry 

Sclietky  (ivorgc,  professor  of  music  71  Locust 
Schetky  Miss,  miniature  portrait  painter  71  Locust 
Scheucrnjann  D.ivid,  ccrdwainer  76  south  Fifth 
Scheuermaim  Mattliias,  jun.  toi)acconist  8soutii  Sixth 
Schiemants  Frederick,  cordwainer  above  543  N   Third 
Sciiieser  John  J   sexton,  back  227  \\'ainut 
Si-.liindler  Mnhael,  c.^nier  Oak  and  Passyunk 


SCH  whitely's  annual 

Schively  George,  attorney  at  law  16  Filbert 
Schively  George  C.  shoemaker  Queen  n.  Shakamaxon 
Schively  Henry,  cutler  &  surgeons'  instrument  maker 

75  Chesnut 
Schively  Joshua,  grocer  9  north  Fourth 
Schlattei-er  John,  baker  210  north  Second 
Schlatter  &  Bryan,  merchants  223  High 
Schlatter  William,  merchant  223  High — dwelling  Ches- 
nut above  Twelfth  \see  Slaughter 
Schlechter  Andrew,  gentleman  93  Green 
Schiichter  Andrew,  gentleman  345  north  Third 
Schlinch  Catharine,  widow,  117  Coates 
Sclilosser  Jacob  H.  late  currier  cor.  Cherry  &  Duke  (K) 
Schnaible  Lawrence,  mealman  Frankiord  road 
Schnatz  Sebastian,  baker  near  3C2  north  Third 
Schneck  Elizabeth,  victualler  40  Old  Shambles 
Schneider  Rachel,  tavcrnkeeper  290  north  Front 
Schnell  Philip,  taveri)kei.-per  159  Callowhill 
Schnider  Charles,  assistant  tyler  to  the  Grand  Lodge  of 

Pennsylvania,  8  Heyde's  court  [see  Snyder 

Schnider  Wm.  tyler  lo  Grand  Lodge  of  Penn.  7  N  8th 

Schnider ,  widow,  grocer  cor.  Spruv-e  and  Sixth 

Schmieding  Frederick,  turner  4th  below  Poplar 

Schoen  Deborah,  widow,  teacher  99  Coates 

Schoch  Geo.  inn  (sign  Com.  Decatur)  12  &  14  Decatur 

Scholfield  Jared,  teacher  92  Crown 

Scliooles  Elizabeth,  widow,  411  south  Front 

Schooley  Samuel,  carter  Liberty  alley 

Schools  John,  distiller  Maiden  near  Stone  bridge 

Schott  G.  S.  M.  D.  47  north  Eighth 

Schott  James  8c  Co.  merchants  54  S  Front  &  385  Arch 

Schott  John  P.  inspector  of  customs  43  north  Sixth 

Schott  Margaret,  widow,  428  north  Front 

Schovlfield  Harrison,  cordwainer  Chai'lotte  n.  4th  and 

Germ,  road 
Schraader  Henry,  innkeeper  400  north  Third 
Schrack  Abraham,  jun.  saddler  78  north  Fourth 
Schrack  Abraham,  innkeeper  38  High 
Schrack  Christian,  coachpainter  80  north  Fourth 
Schrack  Henry,  skindresser  and  parchment  manufacr 

turer  Margarctta  near  Newmarket 
Schrack  Joseph,  tavernkeeper  Wood  below  4th 
Schrader  Henry  &  Philip,  ropemakers  cor.  Ger.  road 

and  Master 
Schram  Louisa,  boardinghouse  35  Crown 
Schrank  Phoebe,  baker  Jacoby  street 
Schreider  John  D.  watchman  SheafF's  alley 
Schreiner  C.  W.  clock  and  watchmaker  78  N  Third 
Schreiner  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Jacob,  27  Key's  alley 
Schreiner  Jacob,  bookbinder  back  110  north  Eighth 
Schreiner  Joseph  H.  hardware  merchant  112  Sec6nd 

corner  Race 
Schrieber  Theodore,  painter,  &c.  70  Catharine 


lMIII.Al)i:LrilI.\   DIRKCTORY.  SCO 

Schreincr  Mary,  wulow  hack  110  nortli  Eighth 

Sctircincr  Nicholas,  tunicr  Haiisc's  covin 

Scliroiner  Susan,  widow  448-Suss;ihMs 

Sclnincr VVm.  iKiokbiiider  Q7  Joiic's  aUcy 

Scliicka};ast  George  H.  lainnirer  back  91  north  Third 

Sclircycr  John,  baker  20  Braiiner's  alley 

Schriver   Henry,    victualler  CallowhiU  corner    13th — 
stall  17  old  Shambles  [va-  S/irh'cr 

Schriver  Peter,  vict.  Ciiarlcs — stall  13  Newmarket  S.  2d 

Schriver  Sirah,  widow  Charles  near  James 

Schriver  Wm.  vict.  Charles — stall  11  Newmarket S. 2d 

Schroder  Charles  H.  teacher  184  Locust 

Schrvcr   (ieorgc,  glue    and  cowskin  whip  factory  335 
C-illowhill 

Schult.heis  John  Nicholas,  baker  85  New 

Schumo  Phcebe,  widow  22  EltVetli's  alley 

Scluirck  John,  weaver  21  St.  Tammany 

Scluiyler  I'pilip,  sailmaker  near  S?concl,  Cobb's  court 

Schuzcr  Jolin  Jacob,  sexton  of  Sansom  street  Church 

between  Eighth  and  Ninth  in  Sansom  street 
Schwarz  J,  E.  fur  and  commission  merchant  23  Minor— 

d  h  355  Race  street 
Schwise  John,  shoemaker  Old  York  road  above  Browne 
Schwitzer  John,  combmaker  4th  below  Master 
Schwenk   Henry,   tavernkeeper  corner  German  and 

Passyunk  road 
Sch^yeppenheiser  John,  carpenter  451  north  Third 
SchxVeppenheiser  Nicholas,  tailor  435  north  Third 
Schwikkard  Frederick   sealing  wax  and  wafer  manu- 
factory 255  north  Front 
Scillingcr  Justus,  cooper  back  111  Catharine 
Scoheld  Gerard,  teacher,  school  18  Library — d  h  58  N. 

,     Sixth 

Scoheld  Frederick,  tsacher  Coates  ab.  2d — d  h  108  Budd 
Scoficld  James,  tailor  10  Almond  street 
Scoheld  Lane,  blacksm.  Mercer  st.  shop  12th  bel.  Locust 
Scoggy  John,  carter  Hose  near  Germantown  road 
Scott  Amos,  cartel  Oak  al)Ove  Coates 
Scott  Andrew,  weaver  Hazel  alley  below  Locust 
Scott  Debora,  widow  nurse  back  392  Race 
Scott  Edwin  T.  grocer  N  E  corner  Ivghth  &  Cherry — 

d  h  3  Schriver's  court 
Scott  (icorge,  bottler  130  north  Front 
Scott  (ieoi gc  &  Son,  oak  co(>iums  1 19  north  Water 
Scott  George,  mariner.  195  nortli  Front 
|Scott  Henry,  carter  14  Hurst  street 
j^Scott  Henry,  boot  cleaner  an<l  dealer  "9  south  Second 
bcott  James,  bottler  and  wine  and  sjjirlt  merchant  14 

south  Front 
Scott  James  B.  grain  measurer  26  Si)rucc 
Scolt  Jeremiah,  labourer.  Church  street  (back) 
Scott  Job,  wharf  budder  14  Pi^plar  abo\e  Front — lumber 
yard  corner  Browne  and  (.)ak 
2  y  2 


SEA  whitely's  annual  . 

Scott  John  M.  attorney  at  law  217  Chesnut 

Scott  John,  grain  measurer  26  Spruce  above  Front 

Scott  John  W.  printer  36  north  Sixth 

fScott  John,  shoemaker,  corner  Poplar  lane  8c  St.  Johii 

fScctt  John,  hairdresser,  23  Cedar 

tScott  John,  porter  245  south  Fourth 

Scott  Juliana,  gentlewoman  S  E  corner  Chesnut  and  9th 

Scott  Lawrence,  morocco  dresser,  St.  John  ab.  Poplar 

Scott  M,  widow  tallowchandler  5  Quarry 

Scott  Mary,  niantuamaker  41  Mechanic 

tScott  Mary,  widow,  opposite  310  south  Seventh 

Scott  Miss  Sarah,  shopkeeper,  corner  Shippen  8c  Third 

Scott  Patrick,  soap  8cc.  manufacturer  8  north  Fifth  and 

Gai-den  sti-eet 
Scott  Rees,  carpenter  Sch.  6th  below  Hi|;h 
Scott  Robert,  shoemaker  Sch.  3d  below  High 
Scott  Robert,  tailor.  Pine  W.  Broad 
Scott  Robert,  Hazel  alley  below  Locust 
Scott  Robert,  engraver  in  the  mint 
Scott  Thomas,  brushmaker  Duval's  court 
Scott  Thomas,  merchant  180  High — d  h  N  W  corner 

Ninth  and  Arch 
Scoct  Thomas,  tanner  Budd  above  Poplar 
Scott  William,  dyer  38  Bread 
Scott  William,  tailor  170  Race 
Scott  William,  accountant  123  north  Fifth 
Scott  William,  pilot  244  Swanson 
Scott  Wiirfield,  major  general  U.  S.  army,  head  qu^- 

ters  and  d  h  91  south  Eighth 
Scotten  P.  8c  A.  bonnet  makers  5  Strawberry 
Scotti  John,  perfumer  and  hairdresser,  15  south  Fourth 
Scravendyke  Peter,  soap  and  candle  maker  237  S.  2d 
Scriven  Ehzabeth,  widow.  Prince  near  Hanover 
Scrnggy  John,  carter  Rose  (N.  L.) 
Scrnggy  Thomas,  labourer  19  Prosperous  alley 
Scrog'gy  Thomas,  grocer  and  bottler  270  south  Seventh 
Scuber  Rachel,  seamtress  Prime 
ScuU  Daniel,  grocer  333  north  Front . 
Scull  and  Lafferty,  corders  Oak  street  below  Noble 
Scull  Samuel,  coachmaker  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Scull  Samuel,  shipmaster,  333  north  Front 
Scull  William,  late  innkeeper  4  Callowhill 
Scull  William  B.  hardware  store  96  north  Third 
Scull  Wm.  drayman,  S.  W.  corner  of  Centre  Square 
Scully  John,  bottler  17  Walnut 

Scurrah  Ann,  grocer  N  W  corner  Cedar  and  Barron 
Seaborn  Elizabeth,  widow,  shopkeeper  76  Arch 
Seabrook  James,  merchant  tailor,  53  south  Third 
Seal  William,  jun.  silversmith  118  south  Front 
Sealey  Solomon,  cordwainer  cor.  Sixth  and  Germ,  ro^d 
Seaman  Charles,  cordwainer  Greenes  court 
tSeanian  Francis,  mariner  15  I^arham's  alley 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORV.  SEL 

Seaman  George,  waterman,  16  Queen  street  (S.) 

[see  Sitnian  i}^  Scema7i 
Search  Joseph,  ropemaker,  Kichtli  Fitzwahcr  street 
Search  Joshua,  ropemaker  Eiglith  near  Passyimk 
Search,  ifc  Marryon,  wheelwrights,  Sch.  8th  ahf>\  e  Hacr 
Search  Wni.  wheelwright  Schuylkill  8th  above  Race 
Searl  Enos,  drayman,  Lauret  near  Budcl 
Searl  Joseph,  drayman  241  Callowhill  above  Tenth 
Seal  s  Christopher,  drayman,  442  N-  Front  above  Poplar 
Seal's  Joseph,  ladies'  shoemaker,  corner  Poplar  lane  & 

Budd  sti-cet 
Sears  Mrs.  widow,  Frankford  road  below  Queen 
Seawright  Mary,  widow,  57  Budd 
Sebeiilist  Michael,  city  watcliman  6  Sugar  alley 
Setcor  David  J.  carpenter  Marks'  lane 
Secicel  Adam  &  Co.  brewers  16  and  d  h  24  George 
Stckel  George  L.  merchant.  13  south  Ninth 
Seckel  George  D  grazier  Eighth  north  Eighth 
Seokel  Joshua  C.  copal  varnish  and  japan  manuf.  37  Vine 
Seckel  Lawrence  D.  merchant  313  High 
Seckel  Lawrence,  wine  merchant,  1  north  Fourth — d  h 

162  north  Fifth 
Seddidger  M.  saddletreemaker  Frank,  r.  ab  Bedford 
Seddinger  Matthias,  silverphiter  Smith's  alley  (N.  L.) 
Seeds  Adam,  labourer,  Lombard  below  Twelftl\ 
Seeds  Samuel,  weaver,  Lombard  above  Twelfth 
Seeger  David,  226  High — d  h  18  south  Seventh 

{see  Soger 
Seeger  William  F.  mermant,  21  south  Front 
Segravt  Walter,  bottler  ficc.  139  north  Front 
Segn  George,  gold  and  silversmith,  back  484  N.  Third 
Seel  Elizabech,  widow  Maria  street 
Seeley  and  Gibb's,  drygoods  store  N  E  corner  Arch  and 

Fifth 
Seelhorst   Frederick,  grocer,  67   north  Eighth — store 

N  M  c<  rnerRace  and  Fifth 
Sees  George,  late  grocer,  Pine  above  Thirteenth 
Seidel  John  N   morocco  leather  dresser  174  Cedar 
Seidel  Nicholas,  morocco  lenther  dresser  174  Cedar 
Seiders  Cnarles,  baker  18  Green 
Scip  Peter,  accountant  1  Sterling  alley 
Seip  Jacob,  pewterer  455  south  Second  street 
Sclah  John,  baker  443  north  Front 
Selfiidgc  VVm  carpenter  123  north  Eleventh  ab.  Race 
tSclmau  Jane,  widow,  32  Lombard  street 
Seixas  David  G.  queensware  manuf.  High  W.  Sch.  7ih 
Selkirk  Jolm,  importer  of  hardware  19  Minor d  h  186 

souch  Eleventh 
Sell  Jacob,  tailor  Prince  near  Hanover 
Sell  Samuel,  baker  405  Secoi\d  above  Poplar  lane 
Sell  Solomon,  tailor,  76  Browne 
Sellers  Coleman,  wirewrvkev  231  High 
Sellers  &  Davis,  grocers  54  north  Third 


SEX  whitely's  annual 

Sellers  Isaac,  brassfounder  2  Trotter's  alley — d  h  back 

398  north  Front 
Sellers  J-  corder  Arch  street  wharf 
Sellers  James,  wireworker  231  High — d  h  Mulberry  ct. 
Sellers  Jane,    matron  of   Christ  Church    Hospital   10 

Cherry 
Sellers  Jesse,  grocer  54-  NOblc — ^d  h  5  Elfreth's  alley 
Sellers  Nathan  &  David,  wireworkers  231  Pligh 
Sellers  Nathan  Y.  turner,  back  129  Walnut 
Sellers  &  Pennock  patent  fire  hose,  and  bucket  manu- 
factures 231  High 
Sellei's  Rachel,  widow  of  David  8  north  Sixth 
Sellers  Samuel,  wireworker  231  High — d  h  8  north 

Sixth 
fSelUston  Favoury  cook,  8  Pleasant  avenue 
ISillison  Ann,  widow  Plum  alley 
Se'ne'maud  J.  B.  jeweller  126  south  Fourth 
Senderling  Nicholas,  carter  Beach  near  Maiden 
Sener  John,  tanner,  Prime  above  Fifth  street 
SenifF  John  A.  gardener  above  Spruce  near  Sch.  Front 
Senior  Catharine,  milliner  78  south  Fourth 
Senior  Sarah,  widow,  washerwoman  Ann  W.  Sch.  8th 
Senn  Henry,  cordwainer,  151  Green 
Senn  William,  shoemaker  124  Callowhill 
Sennet  James,  weaver  Otter  near  Germantown  road 
Sennet  Prosper  L,  drygoods  store  14T  south  Eiglith 
Sergeant  Eliza,  widow.  Otter  near  Germantown  road 
Sergeant  Eliza,  widow,  104  south  Eighth 
Sergeant  E.  Spencer,  attorney  atgjaw  72  south  Fourth 
Sergeant  Henry,  merchant  121  S.  rront — d  h  36  Sansom 
Sergeant  John,  counsellor  at  law,  office  91  and  d  h  89 
south  Fourth  [see  Sargeant 

Sergeant  Thomas,  attorney  at  law,  72  south  Sixth 
Serls  Thomas,  draydriver,  West  near  Hanover 
Serrill  Pearson,  merchant  169  High — d  h  17  Sansom 
Seright  Mary,  widow  57  Budd  ► 

Service  George,  morocco  dresser  118  St.  John 
Server  John,  cabinetmaker,  back  214  north  Eighth 
Servoss  C.  K.  126  Walnut 
jSesser  Alexander,  2  Bonsall  (93  years  of  age  next 

Easter) 
fSeth  Wm.  porter  45  Currant  alley 
Settle  Nicholas,  brickmaker  Vine  W.  of  Broad 
Setzinger  John,  cordwainer  438  north  Third 
Severin  George,  ivory  turner  German,  r.  above  1st  gate 
Seveke  Godfred,  baker  86  north  Front 
Severn  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Benjamin,  66  Zane 
Severne  Wm.  vict.  220  north  8th — stall  44  Newmarket 
tSevinger  Diana,  Miles'  court  near  Rose 
Sewall  John,  accountant  34  south  Fifth 
Sewell  Norris,  baker  Frankford  road  near  Queen 
Sexton  Benjamin,  125  south  Ninth 
Sexton  Catharine,  widow  Courtney's  court 


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Sexton  John,  wharfbuilder  Beach  near  Maiden 

Sexton  Joseph  S.  merchant  59  Spruce 

Sexton  Silas  W.  tailor  28  Hieh 

Seybci-t  Cutlip,  blacksmith  Kunckcl  below  Callowhill 

Seybert  Adam,  M.  D.  irtc/uire  8  south  Tenth 

[see  Sidbet,  Sibcrt,  if  Sijbert 
SeybtTt  Conrad,  gentleman  388  north  Second 
Seybert  Elizabeth,  shopkee|)er  Fourth  near  George 
Seyl)ert  Gerhard,  12  N.  L  market 
Seybert  John,  tooth  brushmaker  Garden  street 
Seybert  Phoebe,  widow  7  Wagner's  alley 
Seybert  William,  sea  captain  62  Green 
Seyfert  Conrad,  bookbinder  10  Pear 
Seyfert  Charles,  bookbinder  and  grocer  136  Swansea 
Seytert  John,  blacksmith  90  St.  John 
Seyferfelt  John,  shipwright  Shakamaxon  above  Queen 
Seyferlield  John,  shipwright  5'^)  Green 
fSeymour  Cato,  mariner  ISlShippen 
tSeymour  John,  labomer.  Middle  alley 
Seymour  Joseph  H.  engraver  135  Movamensin^  road 
Seymour  Saml.  engraver  inquire  135  Moyamensmg  road 
Shabert  Eliza,  widow  152  Locust 
tSliad  Jeremiah,  blacksmith  45  Currant  alley 
Shade  George,  hatter  231  north  Second 
Shade  John,  ropemaker,  south  Front  above  Prime 
Shade  Peter,  brushmaker  2  north  Front 
Shafel  Christian,  baker,  south  Fifth  below  Chinstian 
Shafer  Ann,  92  Locust 
Shafer  Elizabeth,  widow,  559  south  Second 
Shafer  Hannah,  widow  9  Plum 
Shafer  Jeremiah,  cordwaincr  High  W.  Sch.  Eighth 
Shafer  John,  carter  Cedar  above  Twelfth 
Shafer  Lydia,  widow,  Lombard  near  Sch.  Seventh 
Shafer  Philip,  carter  Sch.  Second  above  Spruce 
Shaffer  Adam,  carter,  back  473  N.  3d        [see  Shaejffl> 
Shaffer  Christian,  vict.  91  Garden  almve  Pcgg's  run 
Shaffer  Conrad,  carter  Carpenter  (S)  above  Fifth 
Shaffer  David,  vict.  IS  Budd 
Shaffer  Elizabeth,  widosv,  24  Passyunk  road 
Shaffer  George,  cordwainer  Lily  alley 
Shaffer  Jacob,  labourer  Buttonw'ood  above  Eiglith 
Shaffer  Jacob,  victualler  Ciardcn  above  Pegg's  run 
Shaffer  John,  bricklayer  Coates  above  Seventh 
Shaffer  John,  tanner  Laurel  near  Second 
Shaffer 'Michael,  carter  and  grocer  S  W  cor.  Green  and 

Old  York  road 
Shaffer  Michael,  carter  Clifton 
Shaffer  Peter,  labourer  Lombard  W.  Sch.  Eighth 
Shaffer  Philip,  carpenter  Ann  street,  Penntown 
Shaffer  Thomas,  glassblowcr,  Prince  near  Cherry 
Shaffer  William,  carter  Gcr.  road  above  Fourth 
Shales  Jacob,  wharfbuilder  Germ.  r.  above  Laurel 


SHA  wkitely's  annual 

Shallcross  Leonard,  shoemaker  137"  south  Front 

Shallow  Marj^,  widow  Portland  lane 

Siiallus  Francis,  engraver  161  Chesnut 

Shallus'  Circulating  Libraries,  94  S.  3d  and  142  N/  3d 

Shamway  Sylvaiuis,  collector  17  Branch 

Shanahan  Margaret,  widow  186  Cedar 

Shane  Casper,  teed  store  444  Race 

Sliane  George  L.  ropemaker  Beach  near  Maiden 

Shane  Mary,  laundress  183  north  Eighth 

Shanessy  John,  hairdresser  55  south  Third 

fSliankland  Louisa  Ann,  widow,  Meredith's  court 

Shaukland  Margaret,  widow  1  Federal  st. 

Shanks  Abraham,  tailor  106  Green 

Shrdiks  George,  tobacconist  152  Cedar 

Shanks  Hannah,  widow  Kugler's  court 

Shannon  Baltus,  carpenter,  Pi'ince  near  Hanover 

Shannon  Henry,  shipcarpenter  Queen  near  Marlboro' 

Shannon  James,  labourer  9  Prosperous  alley 

Shannon  Jane,  tavernkeeper  368  High 

Shannon  Jolin,  hatter  20  Cresson's  alley 

Shannon  Michael,  labourer,  back  295  south  Third 

Siiannon  Mrs.  widow  of  William  146  High 

Shannon  William,  gunsmith  and  cutler  223  Shippen 

Sharmer  Kitty,  widow,  Lily  alley  near  Tammany 

Snarp  Abiah,  shipmaster  8  Lombard 

fSharp  Adam,  porter.  Christian  below  Sixth 

Sharp  Catharine,  widow  146  Lombard 

Shai-p  Cliarles,  merchant  tailor  39  north  Third 

Sharp  Daniel,  brigade  inspector.  Juniper  below  High 

Shai-p  Edward,  gentleman,  Camden  (N  J) 

Sharp  George,  carpenter  Palmer  above  West 

Sharp  Hannah,  widow  447  south  Front 

Sharp  Isaac,  waterman  10  Stephens'  court 

Sharp  John,  tailor  317  south  Second 


Sharp  John,  pilot  40  Queen 
Sharp  John  G.  ca 


carpenter  47  Browne  (N  L) 
Sharp  John  &  Co.  mei'chants  1  Greenleat's  court,  or 

over  10  south  Fourth— d  h  66  north  Fifth 
Sharp  Joseph,  drygoods  store  9  south  Second 
Sharp  Josiah,  chairmaker  395  south  Front 
Sharp  Mary,  widow,  German  below  Fourth 
Sharp  Patrick,  tailor  42  S.  Water  and  2  Bell's  court 
Sharp  Philip,  cotton,  &c.  presser  91  N.  Water  and  red 

store  N.  wharves 
Suarp  Rob.  tinman,  back  75  N.  Sixth 
Sharp  Robert,  labourer,  back  338  north  Second 
fSharp  Robert,  labourer  Rose  (N  L) 
Sharp  Samuel,  captain  of  the  T.  eamboat  Camden,  back 

11  Wagner's  alley 
Sharp  &  Sleeper,  merchant  tailors  39  north  Third 
Sharp  Susan,  widow.  Palmer  above  West  (K) 
Sharp  Thomas,  tailor  110  Crown 
Sharp  — — ,  shallopman,  back  97  Budd 


i>Hii,Ain:LPHiA  DintcToRYt        SHL 

Sluirpe  Benjamin,  clotli  mercli.int  21  smith  Second 

Sharpe  Lcdcw)  kc,  lucrcliant  18  north  Ninth 

Shiirjie  rev  Solomon,  5'22  noitli  Second  cor.  Beaver 

Sliarplcss  Awn,  south  Klcvintli  beh.nv  Spruce 

Sharpless  Jesse,  48  High — d  h  9  north  Fourth 

Sliar|)les8  Joseph.  bookt)inder  21  north  Fourth 

Sliarpless  Jos.  J.  drygoods  store  16}  S.  2d — d  li  9  N.  4th 

Sharpless  Joshua,  jun.  carpenter  High  \V.  Perm.briilgc 

Sharpless  Juliana,  widow,  storekeeper  16  north  Sixth 

Sharpless  E.  bonnetmaker  30  Arch 

Sharpless  Mary,  34  Sugar  alley 

Sharpless  Townsend,  merchant  30  south  Second 

Sharjjnack  Benjamin,  mercliant  209  Higli 

Sharpnack,  Destouct  ik  Co.  merchants  209  High 

Sharssvood  James,  gentleman  92  north  Sixth 

Sharswood  William,  gentleman  92  north  Sixth 

Shavvey  Daniel,  lal)ourer  416  south  Second 

Shauck  Michael,  79  Green 

Shaw  Amos,  sasvyer  8  Stepliens'  court 

Shaw  Alex,  hardware  merchant  S  W  cor.  Third  &  Arch 

Shaw  Ann,  segarmaker  53  Small 

Shaw  Ann,  widow  of  George,  31  south  Front 

Shaw  Benjamin,  gentleman  52  south  Fifth 

fSluiw  Benjamin,  mariner  Shippen  below  Eighth 

Shaw  Abial,  woodsawyer  Cooper's  court  (NX) 

tShaw  Benjamin,  labourer  21  Hurst  street 

Shaw  Elizabeth,  widow  49  Pine 

Shaw  Eleanor,  widow  184  St.  John 

Shaw  Isaac,  blacksmith,  Shippen  below  Fifth 

Shaw  James,  carpenter  125  Cedar 

Shaw  James  M.  hatter  218  Hig4i 

Shaw  Jeremiah,  tavernkeeper Old  York  r.ab. Tammany 

Shaw  John  H.  (U.  S.  Navy  hotel)  25  Prime 

Shaw  John,  justice  of  the  peace,  406  north  Second 

Siiaw  John,  labourer  Huddle's  court 

Shaw  Joseph,  upholsterer  35  north  Third,  and  112  Race 

Shaw  Joseph,  artist  570  south  Front 

Shaw  Joshua,  hatter  100  High— d  h  N  W  cor.  Eighth 

and  Cherry 
Siiaw  &  Lobdell,  hat-warehouse  100  High 
Shaw  Mary,  china  store  65  north  Seventh 
Shaw  Richard,  carter  283  north  Front 
Shaw  Robert,  vict.  High  W.  of  the  Permanent  bridge 
Shaw  William,  M.  D.  237^1  Arch 
Shaw  Wm.  labourer  Mifflin's  court 
Shay  Daniel,  mate  12  Almond 
tSliav  Hannah,  widow  Trusty's  court 
Sheatf  widow  ot  Pliilip,   172  Vine 
Siicaflcr  John,  Carpenter  Se\  enth  above  Camac 
SlR-arcr  John  B.  shoemaker  38  south  Fiftli 
Shearer  John,  cordwainer,  back  482  north  Third 
Shearer  Valentine,  carter  271  N.  Eighth       l-sec  Sfierer 
Shearman  Conger,  storekeeper  196  Cedar 


SHE  whitely's  annual 

Sheble  Adam,  hardware  store  8c  cedar  cooper  206  N.  3d 
Sheble  David,  hardwai-e  store  155  north  Third 
Sheble  Frederick,  corner  Callowhill  and  Sixth 
Sheble  Jacob,  dealer  in  second-hand  furniture  79  N.  5th 
Sheble  Jacob,  jun.  cabinetmaker  465  north  Second 
Shedaker  James,  guager  and  oak  cooper  45  S.  Water 
Sheed  George,  plasterer  275  south  Fifth 
Sheed  Maiy,  widow  of  Wm  German  below  Fifth 
Sheed  William  W.  sea  captain  33  Queen 
Sheepshanks  Thomas,  merchant  22  Church  alley 
Sheepshanks  William  8c  Co.  merchants  166  High 
Sheep.hankb  Wm.  merchant  166  High — d  h  230  Race 
Sheer  Frederick,  victualler,  stall  30  New  market — d  h 

48  Moyamensing  road 
Sheer  widow  of  Jolin,  22  Plum 
Sheets  Jacob,  boatbuikler  456  south  Front 
Sheetz  Jacob,  hatter  329  north  Third 
Sheet z  John,  accountant  329  north  Third 
Sheetz  John,  caulker,  Hanover  above  Prince 
Sheetz  Mary,  widow  Hanover  above  Queen 
Sheetz  Matthias,  labourer  Spruce  near  Broad 
Sheetz  Peter,  farmer  Marlborough  near  Bedford 
Sheetz  Peter,  chairmaker  Palmer  above  West 
Sheetz  Sarah,  widow  Cherry  near  West 
Sheilds  Luke,  carpenter  203  north  Fourth 
Sheldon  William,  lampmaker  93  Walnut — d  h  42  Cur- 
rant alley 
Shell  Lewis,  segarmaker  Broad  above  Race 
Stiell  Miss  Margaret,  cakebaker  79  Race 
fShell  William,^labourer  6  Acorn  alley 
Shellcup  Mrs.  washerwoman  15  Wells'  row 
Shelmerdine  Edward,  hat  manufactory  and  warehouse 

159  Chesnut 
Shemar  James,  waterman  15  Christian 
Shepard  Henry,  innkeeper  144  Cedar 
tShepard  Ezekiel,  mariner  2  Eagle  court 
Shepherd  Catharine,  boardinghouse  128  north  Fourth 
Shepherd  Collins,  grocer  306  High— d  h  N  W  cor.  of 

George  and  Eleventh 
Shepherd  8c  Davis,  grocers  306  High 
Shepherd  Daniel,  watchman  160  Swanson 
Shepherd  Francis,  rigger  Nieman's  alley 
Shepherd  Jacob,  vict  James  st. — stall  62  New  market 
Shepherd  Jacob,  caulker  Marlborough  near  Prince 
Shepherd  James,  carpenter  Smith's  alley  (N  L) 
Shepherd  John,  vict  James  st. — stall  68  New  market 
Shepherd  John,  jr.  vict,  James  near  Ridge  road 
Shepherd  John,  caulker  Frankford  road  near  Bedford 
jShepherd  John,  labourer  1  Pottery  alley 
Shepherd  Josejih,  mariner  13  Swanson 
Shepherd  Margaret,  widow.  Beach  near  Maiden 
Shepherd  Philip,  victualler.  Pleasant 
^Shepherd  Randall,  fruiterer  S  W  cor.  Chesnut  and  7tb 


I'lilLADKI-l'IlI  A    DIREC'IORY.  SHI 

Sli€i>licr(l  Kobcrt.  vict.  Apple  near  (Jcorge(N  L) 
Shepherd  S.irali,  widow  Apple  near  (ienrgc 
SlicplR-nl  Silvimus,  huckster  C.Tn>'!(.n  (N  J) 
Sl>c|)licrd  Simpson,  accountant  5  LitllclKn's  couit 
ShcijlKrd  ri»oin;is,  storekeeper  l  north  Filth 
Shei)lieid  William,  bcllhangcr,  &c.  250  Race 
Sheppard  (';itl>arine,  widow  57  Vine 
Shepp.ird  Richd.  corder  on  Vine  st.  wharf,  UPfciffer'sa) . 
Sheppcrd  Mar)-,  widow  Hanover  near  Prince 
Shi.i)pcrly  Josepli,  vict.  440  nortli  Second 
Shcpperly  Joseph,  vict.  stall  22  N  L  market 
Sherborne  William,  iiuibcuit  baker  70  Swanson  and  165 

Shippen 
Sherely  Jolin,  stockingwcaver  Tammany  bel.  Rose  ay. 
Sherer  Ann,  nnrse  264  Lombard 
Sherer  Hannah,  \siilow  6.1  Queen 
Sherer  Isaac,  carpenter  Rose  alley  ab.  Coatcs'st. 

Sherky ,  widow,  Vine  above  Broad 

Sheridan  Abm.  gentleman  Sch.  Upper  bridge,  W.  end 
Slieridan  Elizabeth,  widow  1  Cresson's  alley 
Sheridan  Owen,  stablekeeper,  back  of  ti/i/jer  33  N.8lh 
Sheridine  Mary,  widow  of  D.  lute  deaiei  61  C-hristian 
Shermcr  Elizabeth,  milliner  79  north  Second 
Sherman  Wm.  E.  sea  captain  MCnUocii's  court 
Shermer  A.  ik:  J.  cabinetmakers  42  Browne 
Shcrmer  Jacob,  cabinetmaker  422  north  Tliird 
Shermer  John,  sexton  otii  Presbyterian  ch.  80  Locust 
Shermer  John,  shoemaker  21d  south  Seventh 
Shermer  Mary,  widow,  boardinghouse  5  Sterling  alley 

Shermer ,  widow  64  Browne 

Sliermer  \\'m.  carver  and  gilder  13o  Arcli 
Shevrerd  Catharine,  widow  31  New  Market 
Sherrerd  John,  gioter  OUi  York  road  comer  Noble 
~   errifFCieorge,  baker  46  Fill)ert 
crriff  \N'illi.im,  baker  332  High  below  Tenth 
rry  James,  drygcxls  store,  38  south  Fifth 
^lerry  John,  barber,  hack  66  Shippen 
^lerry  Margaret,  widow,  Apollo  above  Cedar 
Slierwood  James,  sl.ijjwi  igiil  Carpenter  below  Second 
Sliettel  Daniel,  brickmaker  239  Callowhill  ab.  Tenth 
Sheitel  Henry,  victualler  239  CallovOiill  above  Tenth 
Shetzline  Samuel,  caulker  Lauitl  above  Front 
-'etzline  Michael,  cartor  Laurel  above  Front 
.'jwell  Thomas,  meich^tnt  o5  north  Secind 
.oy  John,  shipwright  Marlborough  r.ear  Prir.ce 
>  iibe  Catharit.e.  boarding  iiouse  (ier.  roa«l  near  Third 
"^..ibe  John,  shipwii^^lu  (.Jiter  near Frankfonl  road  (K.) 

->l)ihe ,  saw\er  Shakam.axon  near  Bedford 

^  .ields  .\r.n,  29'North  alley 

>i  lields  Catharine,  widow,  hookfolder.  back  74  S.  Fifth 
"^lields  Charles,  plastrrer,  back  490  Race 
Siiielils  Eliza  Mrs.  Cedar  abo\  c  Seventh 
Shields  Jacob,  sliipwr'glit  444  N.  Frontab.  Poplar  lane 
2  G 


SIB  WHITELY's  ANNUAL 

Shreve  Margaret,  widow  37 Key's  alley 

ihrlJei:  ?'"7'  ^'J^'"^^^^'-  40  Catharine       ^'''  ^'''"''"' 
blinver  barah,  widow,  victuallpr  rhar.i-:.c  u  ^       r 

Shronk  widow  of  Geo'rge^SOO  CoSlf ''  ^''°^  ^^'"^^ 

bhronk  Josepii,  carter  446  Race 

bhronk  Phoebe,  widow  Jacoby  street 

Shubard  George,  fisherman  Hanovernear  PriRce 

Shubert  George,  ladies' shoemaker  14  KnLht's  court 

Shuber   Isaac,  carpenter  10th  below  Pine  ^ 

Shuber  John.coachnr^aker  22  Federal  below  Second 

ihuffle'bmom  wT^T''  ^^"f^"^^  below  Second 
suuraeDottom  Wrn.  china  merchant  42  north  Spmnr^ 

Shugart  George  S.  hardware  store  385 north  SecoTc 
IhufeTF^'JT';/"'"-.""""'^^"^'  366  "°'-th  Second    ° 
Shn  1  F^i  ,    ^^'^''  ''''*°^''  of  Jacob,  209  north  Third 
S  u    jJhn  R'rif  ?  •'  ?f  '^^  ""^^"'"^  ^'  Marcus  Hook 
Shn  L  r  .K    ^^""''^  '■".  ^''^  Cnstom-house  384  S.  Front 
§!'"J:^Catharine,  widow,  back  99  Shippen 

Shn    'yr\''''T""-u^'^^^^°^«  20  Pa4unk  road 

Shu  S  r^^''^"'  h  ^^°^'"^ker  277-  north  Tliird 

bhu  tz  George,  labourer  St.  Joseph's  avenue 

bhu  tz  Hannah,  widow  Grissel's  alky 

bhu  tz  John,  jeweller  272  south  Third  [see  Shut^ 

?hr    .'  NiH^',  ''^'^"^  Carpenter  (S.)  above  Fourth 
bhultz  Nicholas,  carpenter  131  Cherrv 
bhuman  Frederick,  storekeeper  387  north  Third 

Shumai-  Wm.  labourer  Juniper  above  Race 
bhunk  Isaac,  carpenter  57  Mechanic 
cu   ''M°ff  f  }o»^as.  labourer  560  north  Second 
Shurtleff  Wm.  mate  68  Catharine 
Shusted  David,  labourer  15  Christian 

thus  ev  r  Jh '^•'''  °'^''-  ?°"P^^"  ^  Pe""^ylvania  avenue 
bhustei  Catharine,  widow,  nurse  Cadwalader 
bhus  er  Jacob,  oak  cooper  75  N.  Water~d  h  30  Vine 
OM  Jh^mble?'"'  "'^"^""'  ^'  Lawrence-stall  31 

^'if  n  «%*^"''  ''•^^'^"^^  Lawrence  below  Callowkill- 

stallS  New  market  south  Second 
bhute  David,  teacher,  back  15  Budd 
bhute  Enoch,  330  south  Third 

Shute  vVilIiam.  umbrella  maker,  back  355  N.  Second 
thn  H    i>"" -'V  u'^T  Carpenter  (S.)  above  Fourth 
bhutt  e  Daniel,  brickmaker  CallowhiU  above  Tenth 
bhuttle  Henry,  victualler  47  Old  shambles 
bhutz.ine  D-.ivid,  farmer  Passyunk  below  Buck  road 
bibble  John,  Victualler,  Allen  near  Frankford  road  (K.) 
bibbie  Mary,  Pcnn  (K.)  Point  Pleasant  ^ 


PHTI.ADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.     SIM 

Sil)l)ct  John,  plasterer  S  VV  r(M-.  Fifi!»  aiul  Pniiic 

Sil)LTt  Aihun,  cordwHiiicr  2^4  \  ine  b',1. 8tli    [.itr  Scybert 

Sibv!,  Davics  &  Co.  drygnoris  store  f)  south  Second 

Sickle  Catliarine,  wulow  124  soutli  Fitili 

Sickels  Julia  Ann  Mrs.  173  north  Front 

Sickels  Thomas  H.  I  idies'  shotm  iker  Paschal's  alley 

SicklVct  Geoige,  c;.'r>lwi»i,)fr  27  Mechanic 

SicktVet  John,  ^hip^•  irpcnter  Beach  above  Hanover 

Sickfrt't  Joseph,  ship\Nri}^ht  Hanovernear  Queen 

Siddall  James,  tavernkceper  74  N.  Water  &  75  N.  Front 

Siddall  Ji.sepli  H.  surveyor&  draftsman,  105  N.  Front 

Siddall  Jos<.'i)h,  dn'goods  store  59  ruirlii  Third 

Siddons  John,  mariner  4.52  so  ith  Front 

SiddoMS  Jos.  biscuit  baker  30  S.  wharves — d  h  24  Union 

Siddons  Josiah,dryg<-otls  store  193  south  S-Cond 

Side  George,  cordwaiuer  Baker's  court 

Side  Hannah,  taihiress  Sch  Second  b»,*lo\v  Spruce 

Side  William,  cordwainer,  buck  517 north  Tliird 

Sides  William,  brickmaker  ror.  Spruce  and  Sch.  2d 

Siebcrt  F.ckhart.  baker  112  Callowhill 

Siemcrs  Frederick,  oak  cooper,  back  54  Newmarket 

Siens  Barbara,  widow,  back  295  south  Third 

Sigk-r  Amos,  gunsmith  cor.  Broad  and  Cedar 

Sigone  Madame.  120  Pine 

Silbert  George,  labourer  Carpenter  (S  )  above  Fifth 

Silbert  Peter,  labourer  230  south  Fifth 

Silcoek  Charles,  cooper  15  Swanson 

Silence  widow  of  Jolm,  Locust  above  Twelth 

Sills  F,has,  wharf  builder  30  Browne 

Silva  Francis,  mariner  23  Plum 

Silvan  Jiihn  L.  pastry  cook,&-\  Clymer's  alley 

Silveira  A   ¥..  tailor  55  north  Third 

Silvers  Jacob,  I)lacksmitli  Pcggnear  Calile  lane 

Slherthorn  John,  suilmakcr  10  Coombs' alley 

Simts  Jimes  W.  druggist,  &c.  459  High  [see  Sims 

Simington  George,  shoemiker  Second  above  Catharine 

Simkins  Wm.  waterman  M'CulIoch's  court 

Simler  George,  tailor  l*enntown  [«fe  Symington 

tSimmons  Ann,  widow,  back  93  Sliiopeii 

Simmons  Anthony,  assistant'-judge  of  the  district  court 

and  colonel  of  the  96th  regiment  100  south  l'!ighth 
Simmons  Edward,  lumlier  merchant  145  north  Third 
Simmons  Rdwaid  and  Son,  lumber  merchants  145  N.  3d 

and  144  n'.r'li  Second 
Simmons  Edward,  jun.  supercargo  217  Walnut 
Simmons  E<lwaiil,  85  Wood 
fSimmons  Edward,  Wood  corner  Garden 
Simmoiis  I'.li/.  ibeth,  25  Meade  alley 
^Simmons  Hcnrv,  rag  dealer  Ganlen  above  Wood 
Simmons  Is  lac,  sjiipwatch,  back  3  Pirliam's  alley 
tSimmons  Jane,  widow  Smith's  court 
Simoions  John,  collector  47  Tammanv 
2  g2 


SIM  WIUTELY^S   ANNUAL 

Simmons  Joseph,  commission  merchant,  near  cor.  10th 

and  Cherry 
Simmons  Mordecai,  teacher  Willings'  alley — d  h  28  St. 

John  street 
fSimmons  Rachel,  widow  Pine  alley 
Simmons  Rebecca,  teacher  65  Tammany 
SiMinions  Sarah,  widow  Callowhill  above  Twelfth 
Si  iimcns  Stephen,  lumber  merchant  179  N  Watei* — dh 

119  Vine 
Simmons  Steph  bleeder  See.  181  S  Front  &  180  S  Water 
fSmmons  Susan,  widow  St.  Mary  street 
Sin.innns  WiUiam,    balance    weigher,    back   78  south 

FroiU-^-d  h  Tammany  above  Fourth 
Simmons  William,  jun.  merchant  214  Pine 
Simmons  William  b,  merchant  127  Arch 
Simms  &  Creighton,  Irish  linen  merchants  11  S  Front 
Simnia  Robert,  li'ish  Imen  merchant  11  south  Front — 

d  h  48  W^alnut 
fSimon  Alice,  widow  Clever  alley 
Simon  John,  shoemaker  13  Hinkel's  court 
Simon  Jolm,  jun.  grocer  Beach  above  Maiden 
Simon  John,  baker  24  Wahiut 
fSinion  John,  Ijarber  302  Vine 
tSirnon  Jolm,  cook  Middle  alley 
Simon  Joseph,  bathhouse  6  &c  7  Fi'omberger's  court 
Simon  Michael,  cooper  368  High 
Simon  Michael,  shipwright  Frankford  r.  near  Queen 
Simon  Peter,  mcrciiant  164  Race 
Simon  Philip  F.  bleeder  and  barber  282  Vine 
Simons  John  P.  hatter  Hunter's  court 
Simons  Joseph  &  Co.  linen  and   woollen  drapers — N  E 

corner  Cedar  and  Second 
Simons  Noah,  storekeeper  39  Pine 
Simons  Wm.  hatter  387  north  Second 
Simpson  y\nthony,  labourer  206  Clierry 
Simpson  David,  cooper  391  north  Front 
Simpson  Deborah,  widow,  teacher  3  Meade  ay. 
Simpson  EUzahetii,  widow  54  Plum 
Simpson  George,  cashier  Girard's  banking  house— d  h 

104  Chesnut 
Simpson  George,  cordwainer  242  south  Sixth 
Simpson  Hannah,  widow,  180  north  Second 
Simpson  Hannah,  nurse  158  north  Water 
Simpson  Henry,  merch.  26  N  Front — d  h  104  Chesnut 
tSimpson  Henry,  waiter  Green's  court 
Simpson  Isaac,  cabinetmaker  7  Shippen 
Simpson  James,  grocer  S  W  cor  Plum  and  Third 
Simpson  James,  combmaker  18  south  Fourth 
Simpson  James,  carter  62  Catharine 
Simpson  John,  cordwainer  Race  below  Sch.  Eighth 
Simpson  John,  paperstalner  461  Race 
Simpson  Matthew,  whipthongmaker  11  Kibb's  court 
Simpson  Michael,  engineer  158  north  Fifth 


i'lllLAnLLIMIIA    DIRjLCTORY.  SIN 

Simpson  Richard,  boot  aiul  shoemaker  168  soutli  Ninth/ 

Simpson  Samuel,  teacher  25  Green 

Simpson  Stepl\en,  accountant  5  north  Thirteenth 

Simpson  Thos.  diygoods  store  28  Chevnut — d  h  156  Fine 

Simpson  Thomas,  combnianuf  137  south  '2(.\ 

Simpson  William,  cordwaincr  Cherry  cor.  Elevcntli 

Simpson  William  T.  innkeeper  110  north  Ninth 

Simpson  Wni.  late  grocer  Tliirteentli  below  High 

f Simpson  Wm.  doctor  Barclay's  alley 

Simpson  Wm.  cordwainer  168  soutii  9th  bel.  Lombanl 

Simpson  William,  weaver  Lombard  above  Twelfth 

Sims  David,  corder  12  Margaretta 

Sims  John,  painter  &:c  40  soutli  Eighth  and  429  Arch 

— d  h  Eleventh  below  Arcli 
Sims  Joseiih,  merchant  countinghouse  155  south  Water, 

d  h  S  W  coi'.  Chesnvit  and  Ninth 
Sims  Peter,  ropemaker  Carpenter's  alley 
Sims  Wm.  ropemaker  Carpenter  (S)  above  Fifth 

l-see  Simes  If  Simnift 
Sin  Susannah,  cakebaker  shop  70  Race 
jSinclair  Cornelius,  waiter  22  Biird's  court 
iSinclair  Joseph,  porter  42  Passyunk  road 
Sinclair  Samuel,  watchman  Buttonwood  near  Fifth 
Sinclair  Wm.  cabinetmaker,  back  126  south  6t.li 
Sinen  John,  cordwaiaer  Margaretta 

Siner ,  widow  George  n.  Scti.  Eighth 

Siner  Jacob,  brassfounder  Fourth  below  Cieorge  (N  J.) 
Siner  John,  bi'assfounder4th  near  George  (N  L) 
Siner  John,  ropemaker  483  south  Front 
Siner  Thomas,  shuttlemaker  Thorn's  court 
Sinex  Jnlin,  cordwainer,  back  45  Key's  alley 
•    Singer  John  &  Co.  merchants  263  High 

-  Singer  John,  jun.  merchant  263  High 

■  Singer  John,  coachtrimmer,  back  84  Union 
Singer  John,  merchant  263  &  d  h  413  Higli 

'■  Singer  Susanna!),  widow  53  (>corge  street  (S) 

'  Singerly  (ieorge,  tailor  429  north  Third 

'  |Singler  Jacob,  labourer  Miles'  court  near  Rose 

',  bingleton  James,  shipwright  30  Mury 

-  |Singleton  Joseph,  bootcleaner  Middle  alley 
;  tSingleton  Rachel,  widow  200  Lombard 

■_    Singleton  Stephen,  sea  cajjtaiu  89  Pcnn 
Singleton  i'homas,  caulki:r453  soutl\  Front 
Singletin  Wm,  gentleman  173  Vine 
Sink  ,\l)raham.  military  store  21  High — d  h  136  s.  10th 

4    Sink  Catharine,  widow,  \'iue  above  Thirteenth 

;     Sink  Clnistopher,  l.il)ourer  cor.  8th  and  Passyunk  road 

,  ""tSinker  Josepli,  porter,  back  137  Plum 
Sinkler  Pl\oebe  ^Irs.  .397  Sassafras 
Sinn  Catharine,  widow  490  nortli   Third 
Sinn  (ieorge,  biicklayer  490 nortli  Third 
Sinn  Jacob,  brassfounder,  i^ack  437  north  Third 

i*    Sinnot  William,  Uoardinghouse  78  Dock 


SMI  whitely's  annual 

Smith  Abigail,  gentlewoman  103  Chesnut 

Smith  Abraham,  wharfbuilder  Beach  near  high  bridge 

Smith  Abraham,  cordwainer  High  W  Permanent  bridge 

fSmith  Adam,  (100  years  of  age)  Quincfe  below  Locust 

Smith  Alexander,  mariner  56  Middle  alley 

Smith  Alex,  cordwainer  4th  near  Carpenter  (S) 

Smith  Amns,  oakcooper,  back  227  Walnut 

Smith  Andrew,  carpenter  47  Fitzwalter 

Smith  Andrew,  nailer  Rose  alley  (C) 

Smith  Ann,  seamstress  62  Dock  [see  Smidth 

Smith  Ann,  tailoress  3  Cresson's  court 

Smith  Ann,  widow  West  above  Palmer 

Smith  Ann,  widow  71  Pine  street 

Smith  Allen,  merchant  291  Spruce 

Smith  Ben,  innkeeper  (  sign  of  the  Lamb)  Lancaster 

turnpike  above  one  mile  stone 
Smith  Bernard,  victualler  Old  York  r.  ab.  Poplar  lane 
Smith  C,  S.  8cT.  W.  merchants  135  High— d  h  154  S  2d 
Smith  C.  W  &  J.R.  merchants  103  north  Front 
Smith  Catharine  widow  of  John,  gi'ocer  N  W  corner 

Pine  and  Seventh 
Smith  Catharine,  widow  37  Charlotte 
Smith  Charles  W.  mercht.  103  N.  Front— dh  251  Arch 
Smith  Charles  E.  wholesale  druggist  59  &d  h  90  Vine 
Smith  Charles,  merchant  43^  N.  Front  aud  105  Chesnut 
Smith  Charles,  dealer  55  Callowhill  NE  cor.  Second 
Smith  Charles,  grocer  SW  cor.  Eleventh  and  Walnut 
Smiiii  Charles,  coachmaker  177  south  Third 
Smith  Charles  L.  grocer  37  S.  3d — d  h  16  N-  Fourth 
Smith  Charles,  carpenter  Pine  above  Thirteenth 
Smith  Charles,  smith  14  Coombs'  alley 
tSmith  Charles,  mariner  Emlen's  court 
Smith  Christian,  waterman  5  German 
Smith  Christian  G  baker  3  Laetitia  court 
Smith  Christian,  silversmith  &  spectacle  manuf.  6  Fet- 
ter lane 
Smith  Christian,  shipwright  170  north  Water 

Smith ,  stonecutter  Pafchal's  ay.  bel.  York  road 

Smith  Constant,  bricklayer  4  Farmer's  row 

Smith  Cornelia,  widow  40  Arch 

Smith  Cornelius,  mariner  6  Callowhill 

Smith  Daniel,  grocer  99  north  Third 

Smith  Daniel,  merchant  181  south  Third 

Smith  Daniel,  stonecutter  back  62  Catharine 

Smitli  Daniel,  carpenter  22  J  Green 

Smith  Daniel  B  druggist  33  Higli— d  h  302  Arch 

Smith  Daniel,  jun.  merchant  75 -South  wharves — d  h  44 

Lombard 
Smith  David  B.  storekeeper  19  north  Second —  d  h  43 

Key's  alley 
Smith  D  ivid,  shallopman  Oak  below  Coates 
Smith  Dena,  widow  66  south  Water 


VHILADI  I.PUIA   JURKCroRY.  SMl 

Smilli  Dcckerny,  nicicliani  189  Walnut 
Smith  Edward,  4  North  wharvts  and  156  north  Front 
b-'mith  Edward,  grocer  Second  SE  cur.  Cluistiaii 
Smitli  Edward,  tecdstore   257  bouth  Fifth   cor.  of  l\i  - 

syuiik  road 
Smith  Elizabeth,  299  Callowhill  near  Garden 
Smith  Eliz.ilicth,  widow  11  Myers.'  court 
Smith  EH/a'jeth,  widow  Church  street 
Smith  EHzal)eth,  widow,  cor.  Broad  &  Cedar 
tjmith  EUzabetI\,  widow  73  Cherry  street 
tSmith  Ezekiel,  labourer,  back  of  209  south  Third 

Smith  F.G.  aiidjK.S.  merchants  201  south  Front 

Smith  F.  coachmaker  45  south  Fourth 

Smith  Francis  G.  merchant  201  south   Front — d   h   42 

Lombard 
Smith  Francis,  coachlrimmer  147  Locust 
Smith  Francis,  watchman  of  Com.  bank,  back  61  Queen 
Smith  Francis,  cabinetmaker  61  Arch 
Smith  Frederick,  quarryman  Callowhill  near  Sch.    3d 
Smith  Frederick,  labourer  144  St.  Johns 
Smith  (jeorge,  C( .  per  176  north  Eighth 
Smith  Cieorge  W.  drygoods  store    175   north   Second 

Smith  CJeorge,  nail  manuf.  15  N-  7th  &  7  Heyde's  ct. 

Smith  George,  brickmaker  142  Browne 

Smith  (Jeorge,  stonecutter  396  Race 

Smith  George,  stonecutter  Sheart''s  alley 

Smith  George,  carpenter  Noble  above  Fitth 

Smith  George,  smith  576  north  Second 

Smith  George,,  victualler  Twelfth  above  Kace 

Smith  George  John,  currier  Fetter  lane — d  h85N.  Zd 

Smith  George   saddler,  ?\c.  3  Fayette 

Smith  George  R.  1st  teller  Penti.  bank,  N.  Eleventli 

Smith  (ieorge,  shoestore  221  Cedar 

Smith  George,  drayman  Race  near  Sch  Third 

Smith  George,  mariner  25  Prime  street 

Smitii  George,  whitesmith  476  nortli  Second 

Smith  &  Gnfhtts,  mc  roiiants  256  High 

Smith  Gilbert,  cordwainor,  back  143  Moyamensing  i-. 

Smith  (irizzel,  widow  202  north  Sixth 

Smith  Gulielma  M.  widow  302  Arch 

fSmith  (icxifrey,  waiter,  back  159  Lombard 

Smith ,  mariner  back  of  150  Spruce 

Smith  Hannah,  Mrj.  Ciaskill  street 

Smith  Hanna!>,  irhopkteper  550  south  Second 

jSmith  Hmnah,  Apple  near  (ieorv;o 

Smith  ik  Hawkins,  merchants  240  High 

Smitli  Hciiry,  quarryman  Callowhill  near  Sch.  Fourth 

Smith  Henry,  carter  Say  street 

Smith  Henry,  oak  cooper  back  12  Cresson's  alley 

Smith  Henry,  organ  builder  Germ,  road  bel.  1st  gate 

Smith  Henry,  labourer  Merriott's  lane  below  Fifth 

Smith  &  Hutchinson,  slock  ikc.  l)rokers  85  south  Second 
m  itii  Henrietta,  widow  228  Lombard   street 


SMI  WFITELY'S  ANNUAL 

Smith  Henry,  dealer  in  furs,    58  Queen  street  (S) 
Smith  Henry,  labourer  Wood   above  Prince 
Smith  Henry,  blacksmith  Ma  iden  near  stone  bridge 
|Smith  Henry,  oysterman  Malt  alley 
Smith  Isaac,  jiin.  flour  merchant  Camden  (N  J) 
Smith  Isaac,  drygoods  store  SE  cor.  4th  and  Lombard 
Smith  I.  Indian  doctor  112  Lombard 
Smith  Isabella,  nurse,  23  Lombard  street 
Smith  Isabella,  widow,  tailoress  9  Garden 
Smith  Jacob  R.  merchant  103  N.  Front — d  h  249  Arch 
Smith  J.  L  inquire  NE  cor.  Filbert  and  Ninth 
Smith  Jacob,  carter  99  St.  John 
Smith  Jacob,  shoemaker,  back  437  north  Third 
Smith  Jacob,  drayman  Race  cor.  Sch  Seventh 
Smith  Jacob,  cordwainer  Pryor's  alley 
Smitli  Jacob  W.  nailer  86  and  d  h  back  62  Race 
Smith  Jacob,  store  attendant  124  Callowhill 
Smith  Jacob,  silversnuth  Wood  above  Eighth 
Smith  Jacob  W.  mate  of  vessel  57  Catharine 
Smith  Jacob,  brewer,  corner  of  Callowhill    and  New- 
market— d  h  210  noi-th  Sixth 
Smitli  Jacob,  surgeon  dentist  76  Union 
Smith  Jacob,  Third  near  Germantown  road 
Smith  Jacob,  yeoman  Vienna  near  West 
Smith  Jacob,  baker  FrankfoVd  road  near  the  Sorrel  horse 
Smith  Jacob,  tailor  143  south  Ninth 
Smith  James,  saddler.  Prime  below  Second  (S.) 
Smith  James  S.  jr.  accountant,  165  south  Eleventh 
Smith  James,  m.  d.  300  south  Eighth 
Smith  James,  d.  d.  449  south  Front 
Smith  James,  mei'chant  103  north  Front — d  h  253  Arch 
Smith  James  E.  165  south  Eleventh 
Smith  James,  jr.  morocco  store  18  High — d  h  100  Arch 
Smith  James  S.  attorney  at  law  101  south  Fourth 
Smith  James,  innkeeper  cor.  Third  &  Germantown  r. 
Smith  James  P.  cordwainer,  back  143  Moyamensing  r. 
Smith  James,  labourer  Prime  above  Second 
Smith  James  L.  druggist  139  Chesnut 
Smith  Jane,  teacher  15  Cresson's  alley- 
Smith  Jane,  Ann  west  of  Schuylkill  Eighth 
Smith  Jaae,  Mrs.  milliner  61  Arch 
Smith  Jane,  widow  of  Jos.  boardinghouse  229  High 
Smith  Jeremiah,  brickmaker  Thirteenth  above  Race 
fSmitli  Jeremiah,  labourer  Elbow  alley 
fSmith  Jeremiah,  coachman  6  Burd's  court 
Smith  Jesse,  painter  and  glazier  25  and  d  h  70  N.  6th 
Smith  Jesse,  baker  184  Race 
Smith  Job,  broker,  south  Second — d  h  4  Sansom 
Smith  Job,  Indian  doctor  S  E  corner  Centre  Square 
jSmith  Job,  sawyer,  Shippen  above  Seventh — d  h  431 

Chesnut  above  Thirteenth 
Smith  John,  late  marslial  320  Arch 
Smith  John  C.  and  Willia~?a  H.  raercliaots  Lodge 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  SMI 

Smith  John,  blacksmith  n.  Upper  fcriy  bridge,  wast  end 

Smith  Jchn,  shipmaster  3  Vernon 

Smith  John  B.  arxountant  100  Spruce 

Smith  Jolin  C.  meuchant  126  south  Eigiith 

Smith  John,  silversmith  79  Plum 

Smith  John,  grocer  90  Swanson  S  W  cor.  of  Meade  alley 

Smith  John,  shipmaster  17  Vine 

Smith  John,  carpenter  Budd  above  Laurel 

Smith  John,  silverplater  Jones'  street  above  Sch.  Fifth 

Smith  John,  stonecutter  Brond  above  Race 

Smith  John,  labourer  262  south  Fourth  street 

Smith  John,  trader  Lombard  above  Twelfth 

Smith  John  D.  lumber  merchant  corner  of  Ninth  and 

George — d  h  Twelfth  above  Filbert 
Smith  Jolin,  whitesmitli  52  and  54  Cedar 
Smith  John,  grocer  32  South  wharves 
Smith  John,  mate  511  south  Second 
Smith  John  E.  flour  and  feed  store  50  south  Tenth 
Smith  John,  moulder  and  founder,  Callowhill  near  12th 
Smith  John,  plasterer,  Ann  VV.  Sch.  Eighth 
Smith  John,  agent,  146  Locust  street 
Smitii  John,  cedar  cooper,  467  north  Second 
Smith  John  J.  suttler  Fort  Mifflin— d  h  160  Lombard 
Smith  John  George,  currier  corner  Fetter  lane  &  N.  3d 
Smith  John,  runner  of  F.  and  M.  bank  57  south  Eleventh 
Smith  John,  warehouseman,  back  18  Blackberrv  alley 
Smith  John  A.  tobacconist  Newmarket  above  Pegg  st. 
Smith  John  D.  lumber  merchant  29  north  Twelttii 
Smith  John  H.  cordwainer  427  ('atharine 
Smith  Johi:  J.  merchant  344  Arch 
Smith  Jolin  J.  jr.  druggist, &;c.  121  High — d  h  302  Arch 
Smiths  Drug  and  Chemical  store  139Chesnut 
Smith  John,  vict.  Kensington — stall  11  N.  L.  market 
Smith  John,  Ship-launch  inn  72  German 
Smith  John,  upholsterer  111  Chesnut 
Smitli  John,  labourer  Lombard  west  of  Sch.  Eighth 
Smitl\  John,  innkeeper  242  Swunson  near  Navy-yaixl 
Smith  John,  sawyer,  back  24  Catharine 
Smith  John,  labourer,  back  517  north  Third 
Smith  John,  carpenter.  Old  York  road  near  Coates 
Smith  Jolin,  plasterer,  80  Plum  street 
Smith  John,  labourer.  Cherry  above  Duke 
~^     fh  Jolm,  woodsawyer,  back  of  23  north  Sixth 

''i  John  K.  attorney  at  law  74  Walnut 
oni'.th  John  S.  stock  arid  exchange  broker  S  VV.  corner 
^  Lom!)ard  and  Front 

Smith  John  L.  Spanish  segar  manuf.  and  tobacconist  26 
^  north  Sixth 

Smith  John,  gate-keeper  at  the  Pennsylvania  Hospital 
Smith  JdliM,  biirkmaker.  Fourth  near  Germuntown  r. 
tSmith  John,  labourer  Bonsall  below  Ninth 
tSmiih  John,  labourer  Meredith's  court 
tSmitli  John,  mariner,  32  Stamper's  alley 
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SMI  whitely's  annual 

Smith  Jonas,  corder  Sch.  Eighth  near  Vine 

Smith   Jonathan,  late  cashier  of  the  U.  S.  bank   134 

Walnut 
Smith  Jonathan  P.  bricklayer  215  north  Fourth 
Smith  Jonathan,  4  Carpenter's  court 
Smith  Joseph,  Few  8c  Co.  flour  merchants  55  north 

Water  S  E  corner  of  Arch— d  h  298  north  Front 
Smith  Joseph  B.  boot  and  shoe  manufacturer  334  High 
Smith  Joseph,  mariner  48  Meade  alley 
Smith  Joseph,  carpenter  179  Green 
Smith  Joseph,  hatter,  back  of  38  Cherry 
Smith  Joseph,  shallopman  8  Budd  street 
Smith  Joseph,  innkeeper  191  noi'th  Third 
Smith  Joseph,  mariner,  Shakamaxon  near  Bedford 
Smith  Joseph,  labourer  Wood  near  Prince 
Smith  Joseph,  morocco  dresser  523  north  Third 
Smith  Joseph  H.  accountant  1  Schriver's  court 
Smith  Joseph,  labourer  7  Wiley's  court 
"I^Smith  Joseph,  labourer  90  Bedford 
Smith  Josiah,  shoemaker,  8  Almond  street 
Smith  Juliann,  widow  Wood  above  Lawrence 
Smith  Justin,  nailcutter  58  Cable  lane  bel.  Margaretta 
tSmith  Keziah,  widow,  Quince  below  Locust 
Smith  &  Knorr,  painters  and  glaziers  25  north  Sixth 
Smith  &  M'Grath,  grocers,  S  E  cor.  5th  and  Oak  (S) 
Smith  8c  Mason,  oakcoopers  7  Decatur 
Smith  Russell,  m.  d.  physician  to  the  out-door  poor  165 

south  Eleventh 

Smith ostler  6th  above  Camac 

Smith gunsmith,  Cedar  near  Gray's  ferry  road 

Smith  Margaret,  193  south  Sixth 

Smith  Margaret,  widow  of  George,  192  north  Third 

Smith  Margaret,  Mrs.  of  Henry,  125  Moyamensing  r. 

Smith  Margaretta  I.  widow,  boardinghouse  262  High 

Smith  Maria,  widow,  back  301  south  Third 

Smith  Martha,  Mrs.  of  Robert,  Washington  above  2d 

Smith  Mary,  widow  of  John,  363  north  Third 

Smith  Mary,  widow,  218  south  Seventh 

Smith  Mary,  Miss,  126  Filbert  above  Eleventh 

Smith  Mary,  Mrs.  Garden  st.  above  Pegg's  run 

Smith  Mary,  widow  of  John,  Alder  alley 

Smith  Mary,  widow  lS4Swanson 

Sn^ith  Mary,  widow  326  south  Sixth 

Smith  Mary,  widow.  Wood  near  Prince 

Smith  Mary,  widow,  Prince  near  Palmer 

Smith  Mary,  widow,  Barron  st. 

Smith  Mary,  widow  87  Mulberry 

Smith  Mary,  widow,  back  10  north  Front 

Smith  Matilda,  widow  65  Catharine 

Smith  Matthias,  hairdresser  91  Race 

Smith  Mrs.  back  81  Locust 

Smith  Mrs.  of  Wm.  m.erchant  130  south  Third 

Smith  Nathan  A.  measurer  of  carpenter's  work  104 

north  Seventh 


PHII.ADKI.lMilA   DIRECTORY.  SMI 

Diiiitli  N'athan,  cordwaincr  18  Grcenleaf's  court 

Smith  Nathan,  hue  Umiljer  merchant  Zi  Cluirch  ay. 

Smith  Newberry,  gentleman  227  Vine  N  W  cor.  John 

Smitli  OUver,  accountant  2  Chester 

Smitli  Paul,  lihicksniitli  Say  st. 

SiuiiliJ'eter,  t;ulor  247  n<irth  Front 

Smith  Peter,  fringe  conhuaker  312  south  Front 

Smith  PhiUp,  printer  133  nortii  Water 

Smith  Pliihp,  gunsmitli.  Cedar  near  Gray's  ferry  ro?*i 

Smith  Plw'iip,  brewer  Buitonwood  hme 

Smith  Pliihp,  victualler  12  Wells'  row,  north  Eighth 

Smith  Philij),  grocer  N  E  cor.  Front  and  Spruce — d  li 

120  Spruce 
Smith,  Rachel,  huckster  Cainden  (N  J) 
Smith  Ralph,  carpenter  314  north  Second 
Smith  Ralpii,  carpenter  St.  Tammany  ab.  St.  John 
Smitli  Ralph,  tobacconist  1  Saunders'  court 
Smith  Rebecca,  boardinghouse  N  E  cor,  6th  and  Arch 
Smith  Reuben,  ship  watchman  79  south  Water 
Smith  Richard  S.  merchant  40  Lombard 
Smith  Ricliard,  watchman  20  Sugar  alley 
Smith  Richard,  shoemaker  313  south  Third 
Smith  Richard,  turner  89  south  Eleventh — d  h  Juni- 
per lane 
Smitli  Richard,  bookseller,  31  north  Second 
Smith  Robert,  merchant  58  south  Front 
Smith  Robei't,  curbstone  setter,  &c.  Sch.  6th  bel.  High 
Smith  Robert,  (Western  Hotel)  288  High 
Smith  Robert,  labourer.  Thirteenth  above  Race 
Smith  R(>bert,  jeweller  47  south  Second 
Smith  Robert,  wheelwright,  Lombard  W.  Sch.  Eighth 
Smith  Robert,  accountant,  Camden  (N  J) 
Smith  Robert,  clock  and  watchmaker  302  north  Second 
Smith  Robert  H.  attorney  at  law,  48  Walnut — d  h  58 

south  Front 
Smith  Robert  T.  hairdresser  360  High 
Smith  Robert,  Thirteenth  below  High 
Smith  Robert,  labourer,  south  Second  ab.  Wharton 
Smith  Roger,  china  store  33  north  Fourth 
~     -'h  Ruth,  widow  32  Meade  alley 

ith  Rowland,  inspector  of  customs  and  keeper  of  the 

Washington  tavern  and  eating  house  N  W  cor.  south 

Sixth  and  Carpenter  st. 

Smith ,  milkman  Wright's  alley 

Smith  Siml.  teacher  32  Church  ay. — dh  79  TammdTiy 

Smitii  S  B  doc'.or  231  south  Third 

Smith  Samuel,  gram  measui'er  and  grocer  N  W  corner 

Spruce  and  South  wharves — d  h  189  soutli  Front 
Smith  Samuel,  mahogany  savvyer  11  Springeit  alley 
Smith  Samuel,  grocer  Spruce  st.  wharf — d  h  189  south 

Front 
Smith  Samuel,  tailor  98  Spruce 


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Smith  &  Sailor,  Spanish  segar  manuf.  and  tobacconists, 

26  north  Sixth 
Smith  Samuel  O.  gentleman  22  north  Eighth 
tSmith  Samuel,  labourer  Bonsall 
Smith  Samuel,  bi'icklayer  37  Mechanic 
Smith  Samuel,  auctioneer  20  s.  Front — d  h  131  s.  3d 
Smith  Samuel,  mead  garden  Camden  (N  J) 
Smith  Samuel,  ferryman,  Camden  (N  J) 
Smith  Sarah,  boardinghouse  309  north  Front 
Smith  Sarah,  widow  Church  st. 
Smith  Sarah,  widow  of  Wm.  G.  2  north  Eleventh 
Smith  Sarah,  tailoress  123  Green 
Smith  Sarah,  boniietmaker  81  Mulberry 
Smith  &  Shoemaker,  brewers  Newmarket  above  Cal~ 

lowhill  St. 
Smith  Stephen  W.  merchant  103  north  Front — d  h  174 

south  Front 
Smith  Stevenson,  merchant  173  High — d  h  154  south 

Second 
Smith  &  Stevenson,  merchants  3  South  wharves 
Smith  Theobald,  blacksmith  117  and  d  h  115  Pine 
Smith  Thomas  &  Co.  lumber  merchants  N  E  corner  of 

Vine  and  Sixth 
Smith  Thomas,  labourer  39  Mechanic 
Smith  Thomas,  shoemaker  72  north  Seventh 
Smith  Thomas,  labourer  Lombard  above  Eleventh 
Smith  Thomas,  labourer  PfeifFer's  court 
Smith  Thos,  accountant  (Mechanics'  bank)  13  N.  12th 
Smith  T.  W.  merchant  223  Walnut 
Smith  Thomas,  sailmaker  Almond  st.  wharf  N.  side 
Smith  Thomas,  accountant  bank  N.  America — d  h  202 

Chesnut 
fSmith  Thomas,  barber  north  Fourth  cor.  Paschal's  ay, 
tSmith  Thomas,  barber  Old  York  road  above  Brown 
jSmith  Thomas,  waiter  84  Gaskill 
Smith  Walton,  merchant  31i  S,  Front— d  h  220  Green 
Smith  Washington  G.  128  south  Eighth 
Smith  WiUiam,  bricklayer  Callowhill  near  Sch.  3d 
Smith  William,  baker  438  north  Third 
Smith  William,  storekeeper  Kunckel  above  Tammanv 
Smith  William,  D.  hatter  back  296  Race 
Smith  WiUiam,  D.  carpenter  29  Pine  street  (S) 
Smith  William  carpenter  294  Sassafras 
Smith  William,  cai-ter  142  Browne 
Smith  William,  stonecutter,  back  282  Ai'ch  ab.  Tenth 
Smith  William,  attorney  at  law  103  Chesnut 
Smith  William,  tobacconist  3  Wood  ab.  Fourth 
Smith  William,  typefonnder  and  innkeeper  (Lebanon 

garden)  Cedar  near  Tenth 
Smith  William,  mariner  back  397  south  Second 
Smith  William,  mariner  6  Shields'  court 
Smith  vVuiiam,  gentleman  27  Sansom 
Smith  William,  morocco  dresser  Kessler's  court 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  SNO 

Smith  William  W.    stock   and  exchange    broker  53i 

WaiiHit— d  h  415  M  irkcl 
tSinlili  Willi  im,  carter  Lily  allev   below  Green 
Sniitu  William  A.  merchant  256  High— d  h  58  S.  Front 
Smith  WiUiam  H   merchant  Lodge — d  h  27  Sansom 
Sniitli  U'lUiam  S.  &   Co.  salt  merchants  88  S.  wharves 

tl  h  1«1  south  Third 
Smitl.  William,  mariuer  44  Meade  alley 
Smith  William,  mariner  311  south   Third 
S  iiitii  William,  watchmaker  216  south  Filth 
Smith  Wiili.un,  printer,  back  299  Callowhill 
Smith  William,  innkee|)er  340  North  Tliird 
tSmith  William,  mariner  16  Hurst  street 
Smither  Joliii,  baker,  convr  Dmk  and  Walnut 
tSiiiotlu-rs  \uroii,  porter  300  s  utii  Sevt  ntli 
jSinothers  Grace,  widow  of  Jnsliua,  238   Lombard 
■j^Snothers  Isaac,  sawyer.  Middle  alley 
Sm\  til  A.  boardinghouse  124  south  Fourth 
Sniv  th  J.imes,  weaver  (iermantown  road  below   Third 
Snn  th  Lambert,  inspector  ol  customs  237  Lombard  i» 
Smytli  M  irv,  Mrv  128  north  Fifth 
Snack  Jacob,  vict.    Hinkel's  court— stall  43  New  mar 

ket  south  Second 
Snare  Stephen,  waiter  Kunckel  below  Callowhill 
Snare  William  jr.  carter  Buttonwood  lane  below  Sixth 
Sn  ire  William,  innkeeper  CallowhiW  above  1  bird 
Sncad  Levin,  insjiector  of  lumber  42  Almond 
Srii-ck  Jacob,  victualler  8th  above  Buttonwood 
Sneck  Philip,  vict.  James  below  the  Uidge  road 
Siielbakcr  Philip,  bottler  190  north  Water 
Snell  Benjamin,  mariner  471  south  Second  street 
Siiell  t^'rawford,  porter  251  Cedar 
Sac  11  Mary,  widow  Buttonwo<xl  near  Fifth 
Snell  Mary,  widow,  teacher  cor.    Newmarket  5c  Noble 
Sncll  Pcivz,  trader  44 Charlotte 
Sneston  Tliom.is.  lal^mrer  4  Lyndall's  alley 
Siiethen  D.^vid  J.  grocer  cor.  of  Callowhill  and  Garden 
Snether  Waitel,  distiller  Kidge  road  near  Callowhill 
S'liyd  S.imuel,  a<xounlant  37  Race 
Sutler  widow  of  Jacob,  shoemaker  44  and  46  Elder 

or  Jacob,  shoemaker  5  MO'ih  Eii;luli       [nee  Unyder 

I  el .blacksmith  Kessltr's  court 

Sii'iw  Beiijaii>in,  shipmaster  UiOSw.inson 

Siii>w  J  ime-i  M.  u.  S  E  cor.  Race  &  riiirtecnth 

Snow  Samuel,  P.  bellman  &   vendue   cryer   Christian 

near  Fiftli 
Snow  Silas,  carpenter  below  Ninth 
Siiowden  Charles,  mariner  Pine  above  Tenth 
Snowden  David,  mariner  7  Bell's  court 
Snowden  Isaac,  gentleman  85  Mulberry 
Snowden  Joseph,  china  men  hant  242  north  Third 
Snowden  Jose|)l»  S.  commission  m-.TChant  22  Christian 
Snowden  Leonard,  242  north  Third 
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Snowden  Rebecca,  widow  Pine  above  Tenth  j 

Snowden  Sophia,  85  north  Ninth 
Snowden  Thomas  96  north  Eleventh 
Snowden  &  Wagner,  commission  merchants  221  Swan- 
son  street  below  Swede's  church 
Snowden,  widow  of  Joseph,  Gray's  ferry  road  n.  Federal 
Snyder  Aaron,  tobacconist  1  Hoffman's  alley 

\see  Snider  and  Schneider 
Snyder  Adam,  brickmaker  Spruce  n.  Sch.  Fifth 
Snyder  Abraham  H.  carter  NW  cor.  Noble  Sc  O.  Y.  r. 
Snyder   Adam,  chairmaker  116  Browne 
Snyder  Charles,  8  Hyde's  court 
Snyder  Catharine,  widow  192  Cedar 
Snyder  Christiana,  widow  36  Appletree  alley 
Snyder  Christian,  grocer  215  north  Third 
Snyder  Christian,  cabinetmaker  49  north  Fourth 
Snyder  David,  bricklayer  96  Budd  (N  L) 
Snyder  E.  widow  118  Browne 
Snyder  Eliza,  grocer  S  E  corner  Spruce  and  Fifth 
Snyder  Eleanor,  teacher  11  Vernon  street 
Snyder  Elizabeth,  Shakamaxon  near  Frankford  road 
Snyder  Elizabeth,  widow  241  north  Second 
Snyder.E  coach  wheelwright  263  Race — d  h  156  N.  8th 
Snyder  Geo.  (attends  in  an  auction  store)  12  Chancery  1. 
Snyder  George  A.  tailor  123§  S.  Water  and  40  Race 
Snyder  George,  tavernkeeper  Bushhill 
Snyder  George  C.  tax  collector  48  Almond. 
Snyder  George,  innkeeper  N  E  cor  Fifth  &  Lombard 
Snyder  Henry,  house  and  ship  painter,  8cc  289  N.  Front 

— dh  16  Duke  (NL) 
Snyder  Honry,  tinplate  worker,  back  143  Coates  street 
Snyder  Henry,  grocer  NW  coi\   High  and  Twelfth— 

d  h  9  north  Twelfth 
Snyder  Jacob,  tailor  and  boardinghouse  177  Race 
Snyder  Jacob,  flour  merchant  210  High — d  h  8  N.  llLh 
Snyder  John,  deputy  sheriff,  Oak(N  L)  above  hayscales 
Snyder  John,  cabinetmaker  104  north  Front 
Snyder  John,  Seventh  above  Camac 
Snyder  John,  cabinetmaker  3  Bell's  court 
Snyder  John,  gardener  Irish  lane 
Snyder  John,  brickmaker  Spruce  west  of  Broad 
Snyder  John,  jr.  brickmaker  Juniper  N  E  cor.  George  st= 
Snyder  John,  brickmaker  Lombard  near  Schuylkill 
Snyder  John,  grocer  321  High 

Snyder  Jos.  gilder  and  composition  manuf.  105  Walnut 
Snyder  Joseph,  shipsmith,  shops  Little  Water  and  cor, 

Swanson  &  Christian — d  h  18  Swanson  8c  79  Penn 
Snyder  Julia  Ann,  widow  1  Clawges's  court 
Snyder  Lewis,  blacksmith  Locust  above  Juniper 
Snyder  and  Myers,  blacksmiths  N  W  cor.  Swanson  dnd 

Christian 
Snyder  Margaret,  widow  Buttonwood  below  Ridge  road 


J'lIILADELPHlA  DIRECTORY.  SOI' 

Snyder  Peter,  tailor  130  south  Filth 

Snytler  Pttcr,  blacksmith  92  Locust 

Snyder  Sarah,  widow  483  nortii  Third 

Snyder  General  Thomas,  innkeeper  400  N.  Third 

Snyder,  widow  ot "Peter,  Sch.  Eighth  above  Race 

Soast  Elizabetli,  washerwoman  cor.  Garden  and  Wood 

Sobba  Walter,  painter  and  glazier  12  Shields'  court 

Sobv  Mary,  widow  Ann  above  Wood 

Sockam  Peter,  cordwainer  23  Union 

Soffee  John,  shoemaker  \i5  Moyamensing  cor.  Wharton 

Solomon  Alexander  E.  nmbrcllamaker  269  S.  Fourth 

Solomon,  Catharine,  widow  of  Myer,  175  S.  Seventh 

tSolomon  John,  barber  Poplar  lane  near  Second 

Solomon  S.  M.  accountant  172  Lombard 

Scmers  Ann,  widow  Camden  (N.  J.)  [«<?<?  Summera 

Somers  John,  Camden  (N.  J.) 

Somers  Joseph,  slioemaker  Harper's  alley  (P.  T.) 

Somers  Marv,  widow  12  Wagner's  alley 

jSomersett  John,  porter  151  Locust 

Somerndike  E.  &  J.  stable  keepers  cor.  Locust  and  8th 

Sommer  John,  m.  d.  43  north  Eighth 

Somervile  Wm.  iron  founder  cor.  Filbert  and  Juniper — 

d  h  Washington  above  Callowhill  ; 

Songster  John,  labourer  Quince  above  Spruce 
Songster  Wm.  labourer  Cherry  above  Juniper 
Songway  Daniel,  bottler  near  Rogers'  court 
Sones  Agnes,  widow  14  South  alley 
Sone  Henry,  cedar  cooper  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Soper  James,  waterman  20  Cedar 
Sorbe'  Edward  P.  merchant  11  Minor 
Sork  George,  labourer  Duke  near  Clierry 
fSordcn  Abner,  labourer  Allen's  alley 
Sorver  Jacob,  grocer  191  N.  Tliird  &  79  Callowhill 
Soudcr  Casper,  boot  and  shoemaker  34  Chcsnut 
Souder  Charles,  justice  of  the  ])eace  212  N.  Sixth 
Souder  Christopher,  victualler  Crown  (K) — stall  18  N.* 

L.  Market 
Souder  Jacob,  bricklayer  Kunckel  below  Tammany 
Souder  Jacob,  victualler  Marlborough  below  Piiiice 
Souder  Jacob,  bricklayer  315  north  Second 
Souder  John,  grocer  3iS6  north  Third 
Souder  John  J.  bricklayer  Kunckcl  l)elow  Green 
Souder  John,  innkeeper  Germ,  road  near  Fourth 
Souder  M.  milhner  aral  bonnetmaker  297  N.  Second 
Souder  Philip,  innkeeper  Palmer  below  Duke 
Souder  Philip,  innkeeper  9  Lxtilia  court 
Souder  Thomas  M.  agent  for  the  inland  transportation 

of  mercliandise  312  High 
Souders  Casper,  ropemaker  Shakamaxon  ab.  Prince 
Souders  Catharine,  shopkeeper  14  Kuntkel 
Souders  Godfrey,  grocer  173  Mulberry 
•j^Souders  John,  coachman  Eleventh  above  Filbert 
Souders  John,  trader  150  St.  John  st. 


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Souffrain  John,  hairdresser  106  north  Front 

Soullier  John  M.  merehant  132  Pine 

Soursworth  Isaac,  labourer  Vine  near  Schujlkill  river 

|Suurwalt  Anthony,  mariner  55  Gaskill 

Sourwalt  John,  tobacconist  131  Callowhill  N  E  cor.  4th 

South  Ann,  seamstress  Germantown  road  ab.  Laurel 

South  Ehzabeth,  widow,  boarding  house  179  S.  Fifth 

South  wick  Samuel,  201  north  Front 

Sover  John,  cabinetmaker,  back  116  north  Eighth 

tSovereign  Sarah,  widow  Swede's  alley 

Sowcrby  Mary,  widow,  china  store  233  south  Fifth 

Sowers  Christiana,  211  north  Eighth 

Sowers  George,  victualler  James  above  Rugan 

Sower  Hannah,  widow,  boardinghouse  61  Cherry  street 

Sowers  Jacob,  labourer,  back  517  north  Third 

Sowers  Jacob,  labourer  Schleisman's  alley  near  Third 

Sowers  Peter,  farmer  Duke  near  Cherry 

Spackman  &  Little,  merchants  21  Church  alley 

Spackman  Saml.  mercht.  21  Church  ay. — d  h  308  Arch 

above  Tenth 
Spaeth  Frederick,  tailor,  back  382  north  Second 
Spade  John,  carpenter  59  Shippen 
Spangler  Ci.  blacksmith  34  Cedar — d  h  250  south  Front 
Spangler  Henry,  blacksmith  32  Cedar 
Spangler  James,  cordwainer  Church  st.  (back) 
Spangler  Mary,  widow  32  Cedar 
Spargelia  J  B.  merchant  178  north  Second 
Sparhawk  Thomas,  auctioneer  32  south  Front — d  h  19 

Chesnut 
Sparks  Elizabeth,  widow,  south  Tenth  belovy  Pi'"'^^ 
Sparks  Henry,  inspector  of  domestic  liquo'^  ■  •       corner 

Filbert  and  Twelfth 
Sparks  Hugh,  labourer  542  north  Third 
Sparks  Jacob,  corder  below  Christian — d  h  Queen 
Sparks  Ricn.ard,  plumber  478  south  Front 
Spd'ks  Samuel,  corder  452  south  Front 
Sparks  Sarah,  widow  of  R.  F.  163  south  Second 
Sparks  T.  and  R.  plumbers  49  South  wharves 
Sp  irksThovnas,shot  manuf,  476  S,  Front  & 49  S.  wharves 
SpCHknian  Hannah,  widow  178  Mnlberry 
Speare  William,  hairdresser  65  north  Third 
Snece  Henry,  labourer  N  W  cor.  Arch  and  Twelfth 
Spece  Josepii,  labourer  Hanover  near  Frankford  road 
Specht,  widow  of  George,  146  St.  John 
Specht  Jacob,  victualler  Charles  below  James 
Speck  Christian  A.  tavern  14  south  Fifth 
Speck  Charles  Wm.  baker  cor.  Thirteenth  8c  George 
Specker  Catharine,  widow,  south  Fifth  near  Carpenter 
Speel  George,  baker  146  south  Front 
Speel,  widow  of  John,  boardinghouse  46  Strawberry 
Speer  Alexander,  grocer  South  wharves  bel.  Cedar-~ 

d  h  173  south  Fifth 
Speer  Manuel,  back  93  Lombard 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.      SPH 

Spencc  Joseph,  merchant  10.1  north  Fifth 
Spence  Mai^,  widow  206  Lombard 
jSpcncc  Robert,  sailnnaker  194  south  Fifth 
Spt-ncer  Charlotte,  boarding  house  98  soutli  Third 
Spencer  (icorge,  m.  d.  6  York  buildings 
Spencer  Jas.  S.  nier.  113  N.  7th— d  h  232  Race  bel.  7th 
Spencer  iaincs,  drover  113  Moyamensing  road 
Sj)encer  James,  victualler N. Second — stall  33  New  mar- 
ket south  Second 
Spencer  Joseph,  professor  of  languages  Protestant  Epis- 
copal academy  Locust  above  Kinth 
Spencer  Joseph,  103  noith  Fifth 
Spencer  Margaret,  shopkeeper  Castle  street 
^Spencer  Margi^ret,  Bradford's  alley 
Spencer  Moffat,  grocer  S  E  cor.  \'ine  and  Ninth 
Spencer  Oliver,  M.  D.  107  south  Fourth 
Spencer  Samuel,  waterman,  back  168  St.  Johh 
tSpencer  Samuel,  labourer  Twelfth  above  Spruce 
fSpcncer  Thomas,  labourer  26  Shippen 
Spennanberg  Charlotte,  storekeej)er  68  N.  Second 
Sjjerry  Frederick  W.  mercht.  99  S.  Front — d  h  151  Pine 
Sperry  Jacob,  mercht.  39  S.  Front — d  h  99  south  Fourth 
Sperry  John,  meixhant  33  South  wharves — d  h  4  Frank- 
lin row  south  Ninth 
Sperry  and  Stansbury,  merchants  33  South  wharves 
Spcrzalin  Margaret,  sliop  keeper  Castle  street 
Spicer  Frances,  drygoods  store  462  south  Front 
Spicer  Walter,  teacher  201  Coates  above  Fourth 
Spiegle  Elizabeth,  widuw  Davis's  court  (N.L.) 
Spiegle  Isaac,  potter  Spruce  near  Schuylkill 
Spiegle  John,  soapboiler  8c  tallow  chandler  Buttonwood 

above  Fifth 
Spiegle  Susannah,  Schuylkill  Front  below  Chesnut 
Spiers  John,  ropemaker  30  Mary  (S.) 
Spikeman  Samuel,  brickmakcr  Wood  above  Tenth 
Spilliart  Alice,  widow  60  Swanson 
tSpiris  William,  labourer  Jones'  alley 
Spohn  Wm.  grocer  S  E  cor.  S  issafras  and  Second 
Spofford  Jacob,  sea  captain  Frankford  r.  near  Beach 
Spooner  \\'illiam,  currier  223  north  Second 
Spotswood  Hannah,  widow  47  Sassafras 
Spottswood  Mary  Ann,  seamstress  4K4  Rare 
Spottswood  Thomas  C.  merchant  41  north  Front 
Spragg  Mary,  widow  16  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Spragg  Richard,  sen.  and  jun.  dealers  in  household  fur 

niture  17  Dock 
Spranza  Jolin,  fisherman  Bishop  near  Queen 
Sprenger  Jos.  Ch.  &  Co.  >ncrcl»ts.  196  Hif  h  above  6th 
Spriggs  Margt.  widow  Rose  ay.  above  Tammany  (N.  L.) 
Springer  Abraham,  briillehit  filer,  back  385  Race 
Springer  Benjamin,  inn  and  ferry  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Springer  Hanuali,  nurse  Drinker's  court 
Springer  Isabella,  widow  (iarden  street 


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Springer  John,  tanner,  back  43  Noble 

Springer  Joseph,  shipwright  Frankf.  road  near  Otter 

fSpringer  WiUiam,  waiter  32  Burd's  court 

Springstein  Win.  tanner,  &c.  Cherry  above  Sch.  Sixth 

Sproat  James  W.  gentleman  15  Decatur— d  h  231  Vine 

Sprogle  Ann,  Miss,  171  St.  John 

Sprong  John,  carpenter  Beach  near  high  bridge 

Sproul  James,  cooper,  back  83  south  Water 

Sproul  Margaret,  widow,. boardinghouse  7  north  Sixth 

fspry  John,  mariner  Cordwainer's  alley 

Spyers  Moses,  dealer  66  Callowhill 

Spyers  Peter,  ropemaker  81  Moyamensing  road 

Stabs  Daniel,  painter  Crown  above  Prince 

Gtaatz  Daniel,  painter  and  glazier  Brown  above  Prince 

Stacey  Jas.  G.  agent  for  N.  Y  Union  &  Despatch  Lines 

of  Packets  22  South  wharves 
Stackhouse  Amos,  china  store  178  north  Front 
Stackliouse  Amy,  tailoress  James  alley 
Stackhouse  Ann,  widow  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Stackhouse  Hastings,  hatter  Torr's  court 
Stackhouse  Powell,  stove  patternmaker,  d  h  19  Vine 
Stackhouse  Samuel  P,  china  merchant  134  N.  Third 
Stacy  Margai'et,  widow  Faries's  court 
fStafthrd  Charles,  barrow  porter  Cordwainer's  alley 
St  ifFord  David,  labourer  Swanson  near  Prime 
Stafford  Mary  Ann,  doctress  274  south  Fourth 
Stafford  Nicholas,  tavernkeeper  157  south  Water 
Stafford  Robert,  m,  d.  219  south  Front  corner  Pine 
Stag  Peter,  carter  Charlotte 
Stager  Cornelius,  shoemaker  183  north  Front 
Stagg  Josiah,  brickmaker  504  Sassafras 
Stagg  Sarah,  widow  108  Christian 

Stainrook  David,  smith,  shop  cor.  Crown  &  Callowhill 
Stall  Catharine,  widow  of  Frederick,  Ridge  road  near 

Buttonwood  [see  Stell 

Stallard  James,  stablekeeper  36  Pine 
Stamper  Sarah,  gentlewoman  68  Pine  corner  Third 
Stanchffe  Benjamin,  optician,  piiilosophical  and  mathe 

matical  instrun\ent  maker  14  Walnut 
Stancliffe  Sylvia,  widow  Fourth  below  Chesnut 
Standbridge  John  C.  8c  Co.  china  merchants  276  High— • 

d  h  5  south  Ninth 
Stanert  Rebecca  A.  teacher  Race  near  Sch.  Eighth 
Stanfield  Sarah,  widow  2  Vernon 
Stanford  Wm.  labourer  near  the  Glasshouse  (K.) 
Stanislas ,  Tivoly  Garden  (formerly  Columbian) 

485  High 
Stanley  l^Jorris,  mercht.  208  S.  Water— d  h  74  Lombard 
fStanley  Samuel,  porter  Warner's  court 
fStanly  Diana,  widow  Middle  alley 
Stanmire  Eliza,  widow  4th  below  Germantown  road 
Sanmire  Wm.  oakcooper,  Jones  W. Sch.  5th  8c2  N.  13th 
Stanner  Wm.back  112  north  Seventh 


PllILADKL^IIA    DIRECTORY.  STK 

Stansbury  Dixon,  merchant  33  Snulli  wharves 

|Stansl)ury  I^aac,  oysitrinan  102  ncrili  Third 

StaiU  William,  tailor  Loxlev's  court 

Stantlifr  Sally,  widow  Duncan's  court 

tStanton  l''.lizabclii,  widow  Sixth  above  Poplar  lane 

Stanton  Riciuird,  dealer  190  nortli  Third 

StantvMi  William,  victualler  (ianlen  streit 

Stanwcll  William,  carpenl(  r  46  noith  Kighth 

Stappen  II.  cordwainer  199  north  Front 

Stark  Jane,  widow  182  Locust 

Starkey  Charles,  plumber  Bryan's  court 

Starkey  Charles,  CHi>inctmaker  273  north  Front 

Starkey  George,  mariner,  bark  345  north  Front 

Starkpine  Henry,  caulker  Palmer  below  Duke 

Starn  Jacob,  viciuAlIer  (iarden  street 

Starne  Joseph,  inspector  ot  bark,  N  W  corner  St.  John 

and  St.  'I  ammany 
Starr  Edwin,  typefounder  Lombard  near  Tenth 
Starr  tlenrv,  lettercuttcr  S  E  corner  Christian  and  7tli 
Starr  John  H.  shoestore  46  High 
Starr  John,  saddler  366  High 
Starr  Moses,  Ijlacksmith  101  Budd 
Starratt  E.  measurer  Federal  above  2d 
Sta^ansky  Michael,  mariner  Maiden  near  Front 
fStates  Eleanor,  widow,  back  78  Plum  street 
Statzel  Henry,  brassfounder  n.  440  N  4th  bel.  Poplar 
Statzel  Jacob,  sen.  473  north  2d 
Statzel  Jacob,  jun.  labourer  Pteiffer's  court 
Staudt  Margaret,  widow  41  north  6th 
Staughton  Wm.  d.  d.  pastor  Bantist  Church  Sansom  st 

seminary  Cherry  above  5th — a  h  316  Arch 
St.  Clair  Mary,  Prvor's  alley 
St.  John  Mary,  wiclow  23  Coxe's  alley 
Stead  Henry,  printer  22  Cedar 

Steainman  John,  baker  Germantown  road  near  2d  street 
Stear  Mary,  victualler,  back  242  north  Eighth 
Stearly  Jacob,  136  Coates 

Steel  Archibald,  military  storekeeper  U  S  arsenal 
Steel  Catharine,  widow  5  Poplar  alley 
Steel  Charles,  carter  Knodle 
Steel  Elizabeth,  122  south  2d 
Steel  &  Field,  silverplaters  &c.  11  north  7lh 
Steel  Harriet,  widow,  back  124  Queen 
Steel  James,  stonecutter  92  north  Eleventh 
Steel  James,  29  W.alnut 
Steel  John,  brassfounder  38  New  street 
Steel  John,  49  Christian  street 
Steel  John  rear  of  183  High 
Steel  Josiah,  cartel-  Knodle  street 
Steel  Josiah,  4  Emlcn's  court 
Steel  Kesiah,  widow  of  Alexander,  15  (ierman 
Steel  Mathias  L.  sea  captain  18  Ann  (N  L) 
Steel  Margaret,  yarnwinder,  Rose  (N  L) 


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Steel  &  Potter,  auctioneers  183  High 

Steel  Robert,  si^erplater  223  Callowhill 

-j-Steel  Simon,  labourer,  back  251  Spruce 

Steel  Thomas,  plasterer  12  Hinkel's  court 

Steel  Thomas,  chairmaker  223  Callowhill 

Steel  Thomas,  moroccodresser  101  St.  John 

Steel  Thomas,  weaver  St.  Joseph's  avenue 

Steel  W.  hatter  3  Clawges'  court 

Steel  William,  pilot  16  Catharine 

Steel  William,  merchant  85  Lombard 

Steel  William  N.  accountant  215  south  2d 

Steele  general  John,  collector  of  the  port  196  Spruce 

Steele  John,  jun.  weigher  of  the  port  71  south  6th 

Steele  Thos.  B.  (Yellow-cottage  inn)  2d  below  Federal  ' 

Steelman  Elijah,  ferryman  Hodge's  wharf 

Steelman  John,  innkeeper  36  north  Water 

Steelman  Solomon,  hairdresser  345  Front 

Steenberg  Abraham,  merchant  Beach  near  Bishop 

Steer  Edward,  farrier  Locust  above  Washington  square 

Steer  James,  accountant  172  Vine 

Steer  Joseph,  victualler,  cor  Buttonwood  &  Charles 

Steever  Daniel,  flour  dealer  Ann  west  Schuylkill  8th 

Steever  Henry,  flour  store  407  High 

Stein  Abraham,  dealer  in  watches  86  north  Third 

Stein  William,  of  the  U.  S.  mint  158  north  Eighth 

Steinauer  G.  W.  gentleman  104  Vine 

Steinauer  Joseph  W".  accountant  190  Vine 

Steinauer  Michael,  shoemaker  33  Vine 

Steinauer  WiUiam,  shoemaker  33  Vine 

Steinburger  John,  labourer  6th  above  Callowhill 

Steiner  Adam,  cooper,  back  34  Green 

Steiner  Frederick,  tailor  12  North  alley 

Steiner  8c  Fries,  cabinetmakers  295  Arch 

Steiner  George,  baker  27  Strawberry 

Steiner  Jacob,  cabinetmaker  295  Arch — d  h  12  North 

Steiner  John,  cutler  &  surgeons'  instr.  maker  5  N  6th 

Steinman  John,  gunsmith  51  Green 

Steinman  John,  baker  Germantown  road  below  2d 

Steinmetz  Christ,  innkeeper  cor  5th  8c  Buttonwood  1. 

Steinmetz  Eliza,  gentlewoman  270  Chesnut 

Steinmetz  Jacob,  brickmaker  Coates  above  7th 

Steinmetz  Leonard,  gardener  Frank,  r.  above  first  gate 

Stell  James,  (Woodman  tavern)  Germ.  r.  near  first  gate 

Stell  James,  grocer  484  north  Second 

Stell  WiUiam  S.  mercht.  161  High  ^see  Steel 

StgUwagen  Daniel,  of  U  S  navy  75  Mulberry 

Stelwaggon  Charles,  flour  and  feed  store  125  Callowhill 

Stelwaggon  Frederick,  219  north  Second 

Stelwaggon  Jesse  L.  iron  merchant  comer  Old  York 

road  and  Callowhill — d  h  100  Crown 
Stelwaggon  Joseph,  carpenter  31  Wood 
Stelwaggon  8c  Knight,  iron  merchants  219  N  Second 
Stenson  8c  Armour,  tailors  72  south  Second 


fHlLAUbLl'Ul  A    IJIRI-CTOKY.  SIK 

btcnwick  Catharine,  widow  grocer  118  north  Water 
Stephen  William,  grocer  380  north  Third 

\Stephens  Alexander,  accountant  Caledonia  court 
Stephens  Benjamin,  grocer  S  W  cor  Arch  and  Second 
Stephens  David,  grocer  484  north  Second 
Stephens  John,  moroccodresscr  'I'hirtccnlh  I'.b.  Wood 
Stephens  John,  tobacconist  Sheaff's  alley 
Stephens  Thomas,  carpenter  Lombard  below  Tenth 
Stephens  William,  carnenter  Lombard  below  Tenth 
Stephenson  John,  bricklayer  High  west  Schuylkill  7th 
Stephenson  William,  shoi-maker  69  Race 
•fStenhenson  Levin,  woodsawycr  Honsall 
Stephenson  Perry,  cordwainer  107  north  Ninth 

[nfc  Sti-fL'Ti.son  CT*  Stevens 
Steriger  Justus,  cooper,  back  111  Catharine 
Stern  Jacob,  hog  victualler  Garden  corner  Bnttonwood 
Stern  WilUam,  watchmaker  158  north  Eighth 
Sterr  George,  storekeeper  154  north  Eighth 
Sterrett  Ezekiel,  measurer  of  grain  Federal  ab.  Second 
Stetler  Phoebe,  widow  Pfeiffer's  court 
Stetser  Kitty,  widow,  back  110  north  Eighth 
Stettezell  Jacob,  turner  and  cliairmaker  473  N  Second 
Steuart  David,  curbstone  setter  Scott's  alley 
tSlevens  Andrew,  mariner  179  south  Sixth 
Stevens  Elizabeth,  Mrs.  St.  Maiy  street 
Stevens  John,  shoemaker  62  Penn  » 

Stevens  John,  labourer  Green  below  Fourth 
tStevens  Lloyd,  labourer,  back  137  Plum 
Stevens  Mi's.  Maiy  of  Jacob,  St.  Mary 
Stevens  Mary,  widow,  back  386  south  Second 
Stevens  Samuel,  copperplate  printer  91  Green 
Stevens  Saml.  cutler  &c.  44  Arci)— d  h  back  169  N  2d 
tStevens  Solomon,  painter  Ctdar  al)ove  Twelfth 

•  Stevens  William,  innkeeper  145  Cedar 

[.srr  Str/i/trrin  isf  Sle/i/icnson 
Stevenson  Ann,  widow  Perry  above  Lomb;;rd 
Stevenson  Aaron,  soap  and  canciie  manuf.  221  south  5th 
Stevenson  Augustine,  mercliant  243  north  Third 
Stevenson  Cornelius,  collector  of  taxes,  5  north  Ninth 
Stevenson  Crooke,  merclit.  35  N  Water — d  h  296  Arch 
Stevenson  Eliza  M.  slio|)keeper  374  no\  Ih  Second 
''^'•Mcnson  Ephraim,  tailor  4  Frazier's  court 

venson  H.  j)ocketligiit  maker  203  north  Front 
-^uvenson  ik  Hart,  drygoods  store  225  norih  Third 
iStevenson  James,  mariner  247  Spruce  street 

"  Stevenson  John,  grocer  Race  above  Scliuylkill  Seventli 
Stevenson  John  H.  merchant  35  nortli  Water 
Stevenson  John,  carter  \'ine  alley  above  Twelfth 
Stevenson  John,  shi|)joiner  l^vdstone  wharf— d  h  6  Nobk 
Stevenson  John,  grofer  264  smith  Fifth 
Stevenson  John,  Ijodkseller  16  Decatur — d  h  corner  Old 

York  road  and  ("oates 
Stevenson  Jolui,  coaclunaker  5  Prosperous  alley 
21 


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Stevenson  John,  bricklayer  Locust  below  Thirteenth 
jStevenson  Laban,  sawyer  Atkinson's  court 
Stevenson  Samuelv"iRoi'occodresser  Otter  near  Ger.  v. 
Stevenson  Samuel,  manner  15  Pratt's  coui't  '^^N  L) 
Stevenson  Thomas,  tallowchandler  6  Dock 
Stevenson  William,  currier  252  north  Third 
Stevenson  William,  gentleman  288  Chesnut 
Stevenson  William,  carter  Spruce  W  Schuylkill  7th 
Stevenson  William,  labourer  Spruce  above  Thirteenth 
fSteward  Alexander,  carter  Cedar  above  Twelfth 
Steward  Charles,  teacher  169  Green  street 
Steward  Elizabeth,  widow  Lily  alley  below  Green 
Steward  Matthew,  labourer  Vine  above  Thirteenth 
Steward  Roger,  inspector  of  leather,  U  S  arsenal 
Stewardson  Thomas,  merchant  90  Arch 
fStewart  Abraham,  Osbourn's  court 
Stewart  Alexander,  carter  102  south  Tenth 
Stewart  Alexander,  supercargo  42  Filbert 
Stewart  Andrew,  tavernkeeper  corner  Vine  and  Front 
Stewart  Andrew,  bridlebitniaker  Stephens'  court,  back 

of  448  north  Front 
Stewart  &  Barger,  painters  See.  73  Dock — d  h  7  Lodge 
Stewart  Charles,  bonnet  warehouse  27  north  Second 
Stewart  Christiana,  widow  Morgan's  court 
Stewart  David,  labourer  cor  Cherry  and  Sch.  Eighth 
IStewart  David,  dealer  N  E  cor  Fourth  and  Lombard 
Stewart  Deborah,  widow  72  south  Fifth 
Stewart  Elizabeth,  widow,  nui-se  190  Cherry  above  9th 
Stewart  Francis,  smith  373  Race  above  Tenth 
-tStewart  Ferraby,  widow  Portland  lane 
Stewart  George,  carpenter  Juniper  alley 
Stewart  James,  worsted  manuf.  Otter  near  Ger,  road 
Stewart  widow  of  James,  32  north  Tenth 
Stewart  James,  grocer  416  Race 
Stewart  James,  carpenter  17  Plum 
Stewart  James,  brickmaker  Juniper  below  Spruce 
Stewart  James,  mariner  Davis's  court  (N  L) 
Stewart  James,  grocer  207  south  Second 
Stewart  James,  pianoforte  maker  141  Spruce 
Stewart  James,  plasterer  73  Locust 
Stewart  John,  grocer  cor.  Ridge  road  and  Tenth 
Stewart  John,  printer  190  Cherry 
Stewart  John,  ornamental  painter  &c.  80  Cedar 
Stewart  John,  teacher  3  Fetter  lane 
Stewart  John,  farmer  Washington  above  Second 
Stewart  John,  cooper  Thirteenth  below  High 
Stewart  Joseph,  carpenter  115  north  Tenth 
|Stewart  Lloyd,  labourer  Gillies' alley 
Stewart  Margaret,  widow  310  north  Front 
Stewart  Margaret,  tailoress  5  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Stewart  Mary,  nurse  St.  John  above  Poplar 
Stewart  Paul  Cox,  accountant  15  Wood 
Stewart  Peter,  japanner  Juniper  below  Spruce 


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jStewar.  Pcirson,  waiter,  bnck.  8  Blackberry  alley 

Istuwart  Pliilip,  brickm  ikcr  Vine  above  Ridge  road 

Siewart  Robert,  smith  15  Pine  alley 

Stewart  Robert,  back  40  Clicrry  street 

Stewart  Robert,  acronntani88  south  Front  street 

Stewart  Robert,  sijipnaastcr  V2  Queen  (S) 

Stewart  S  imuel  M.  stationer  Sec.  S  VV  corner  Walnut 

and  T!)ird— d  h  «3  Walnut 
Stewart  Samuel,  m   n    106  south  I'Vighth 
Stewart  Sarah,  Mrs  of  Matthew,  Vine  ab.  Thirteenth 
|Stewart  Sidnev ,  widow  Coates  near  Fifth 
fStewart  Stephen,  sawyer  59  Small 
Stewart  Thomas,  back  .38  Ciierrv 
Stewart  Thomas,  jjainter  &c.  73  Dock — d  h  7  Lodge 
Stewart  Tliomas,  U  S  appraiser,  cor 7th  and  Button svood 
Stewart  Thomas,  carpenter  182  Lombard 
Stewart  Thomas,  pianoforte  maker  Cypress  alley 

Stewart ,  widow  46  Budd 

Stewart  Wm.  f)ricklayer  20  Queen  (S) 

Stewart  Wm.  carpenter  11  Knight's  court 

Stewart  Wm  innkeeper  (sign  Half-way-house)  46  N  6th 

Stewart  Wm.  carpenter,  back  251  St.  John 

Stewart  William  H.  ornamental  painter,  japanner  and 

gilder  29  Chesnut 
Stewart  William,  100  south  Eighth 
Stewart  Wm.  mariner,  back  299  south  Third  street 
Stil)bs  Chi'istopher,  upholsterer   &   paperhanger    171 

Arch  third  door  l)elow  Fifth 
Sticker  Ann,  widow  16  Ann 

Sticknev  Samuel  B.  labourer  Brown  above  Oak  (N  L) 
Stief  John,  baker  148  north  Fifth 
Stiff  Nancy,  widow  8  Callowhill 
Stiles  Ann,  widow  98  Cedar 
Stiles  Ann,  widow  of  Jol\n,  7  Browne 
Stiles  Henry,  lumber  merchant,  yard  Stiles'  wharf  Oak 

street  (NL) — d  h  411  north  Front 
Stiles  H  &  J.  lumber  merchants  Oak  above  Coates 
Stiles  John,  lumber  merchant  Oak  above  Coates — d  h 

13  Browne 

Stiles ,  huckster  Kiighton  N  J 

Stiles  John,  drayman  440  north  Front 

Stiles  widow  of  John,  411  north  Front 

Stiles  Robt.  cabinetmaker  Lawrence  above  Callowhill 

Stiles  Thomas  T.   city    cominis'-ioner  Eleventh    below 

Walnut,  west  side 
Still  Lxtitia,  widow,  M'Culloch's  court 
tStill  S  imson,  carter  Quince  ubovc  Spruce 
fStill  Silas,  carter  back  111  Shippen 
tStiil  Wm.  sawyer,  \y.\ck  199  Lombard  street 
Stillc'  Benj.merch.  33  S  Water— d  h  Chesnut  bel.  lllh 
Siille'  John,  gentleman  S  K  corner  Walnut  and  Eighth 
Stille'  Mary,  gentlewoman  40  south  Front 
Stillwell  Catharine,  widow  33  German 


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Stillwill  John,  cordwainer,  4  Oak  street 

Stiltz  John  D.  bakei'  Kunckel  above  Tammany 

Stimble  George  S.  accountant,  315  north  Third 

Stimmel  Philip,  tobacconist,  back  22  N.  10th  ab.  Filbert 

Stinceman  Jacob,  sen.  cordwainur,  Greenwich 

Stinceman  Jacob,  jr.  cordwainer.  Crab  near  Plum 

Stinceman  John,  labourer  Hansen's  court 

Stinceman  Peter,  cordwainer  Greenwich  street 

Stinchman  Moses,  ropemaker  Hanover  near  Queen 

Stine  Esther,  widow  Rugan 

Stine  Mary,  widow  of  Peter,  115  Cherry 

Stine  Samuel,  Camden  (N.  J.) 

Stiner  Margaret,  huckster  Poplar  above  St.  John 

Stinebeck  Adam,  vict,  Lawrence  above  Wood 

Stineford  George,  baker  Law's  court 

Stinemeyer  Elizabeth,  widow,  4th  ab.  Master's  (N.  L.) 

Stinger  Eve,  Avidow  127  New 

Stinger  Joseph,  coachman,  back  of  176  Race 

Stinson  John,  ladies'  shoemaker  Dock  street 

Stites  George,  cabinetmaker  Oak  below  Coates 

Stites  Peter,  tailor  3  Pleasant  avenue 

Stites  Richard,  shipmaster  156  south  Tenth 

Stitler  Jacob,  malster  17  Sassafras  alley 

Stivers  Gideon,  carpenter  Camden  (N-  J.) 

St.  Felix  John  R.  merchant.  High— d  h  114  south  Eightb 

St.  John  Mary,  widow  23  Coxe's  alley 

St.  John  Rachel,  widow  south  Sixth  below  Fitzwalter 

Stock  Frederick,  carpenter  Tammany  near  Fourth 

Stock  George,  blacksmith  11  Sugar  alley 

Stock  John,  painter  8cc.  11  south  Seventh 

Stock  Mary  E.  widow  of  John,  Cooper's  court 

Stock  Philip,  carpenter  Davis's  court 

Stockbine  Philip,  labourer  Ridge  road  above  Francis 

Stockdale  George,  weaver  Lombard  above  Twelfth 

Stockdale  Geraldus,  teacher  6  Plum 

Stockdale  John,  printer  and  teacher,  6  Plum 

Stockdon  John,  back  of  573  south  Front 

Stocker  Anthony,  merchant  118  Pine 

■j^Stocker  James,  woodsawyer  Browne  near  Fourth 

btocker  John  C.  merchant  10  Prune 

Stocker  Margaret,  gentlewoman  193  south  Front 

Stockhouse  Thomas,  carpenter  &c.  66  Union 

Stockley  Mary,  widow  32  Chesnut  {_see  Stokeleij 

Stockley  Pretty  man,  cordwainer  110  Swanson 

Stokeley  Scarborough,  tailor,  78  Penn  street 

Stockley  Wm.  merchant  tailor  243  High 

Stockman  Christian,  mariner,  back  27  Beck's  alley 

Stockman  Jacob,  thimblemaker  &c.  92  south  Second 

Stockton  Ciiarles,  merchant  tailor  45  south  Third 

Stockton  &  Howell,  proprietors  of  the  New  York  and 

Baltimore  mail  stages—office  43  south  Fourth 
Stockton  Sarah,  gentlewoman  S  W  cor.  8th  and  Walnut 
Stockton  Wm.  1 .  proprietor  of  stages  43  south  Fourth 
Stoddard  Henry,  68  High 


I'lili.MJi.i.i'ill  A    DIKI.C  1  •.>KV.  STO 

•Stodiluit  John,  merchant  68  High  SE  coriicr  Hart-  and 

Seventh 
Stoker  Johanna,  widow,  6  Almond  street 
Stokes  Abraham,  cordwainer  458  south  Second 
Stokes  Abralmm,  334  nortli  Front 
Stokes  llenjamin,  flour  store  221  north  Front — d  h  2" 

K'-'v's  alley 
Stoke*,  C'-?Kirles,  merchant  toivcr  54  sontli  Second 
Stokes  Ellis,  hardware  meichant  57  High — d  h  41  Vine 
Stokes  Isaac,  brickmaker,  Lombard  above  Sch.  Seventh 
Stokes  J-.icob,  tailor  308  Vine 
Stokes     Joshna,     flour    mcrciiant,  north    Front  above 

Nol)le — d  h  6  Strawberry 
Stokes  Joshua,  jun.  carpt-nter  23  Newmarket 
Stokes  Thonias,  lute  tax  coir-'Ctor  316  \'ine 
Stokes  Thomas,  jun.  plasterer  48  Chester 
Stokes  VVm.  A.  lumber  merchant  Browne  near  Oak — 

d  h  9  Hrowne 
Stokes  VVm.  I)oot  and  sh.oemakcr  50  Race 
Stoltz  Michael,  boot  and  shoemaker  447  north  Third 
Stone  Andrew,  plumber  61  Walnut — d  h  358  S-  Front 
Stone  Asaph,  merchant  63  south  Front — d  h  Washing- 
ton square 
Stone  Benjamin,  painter  and  glazier  321  Si)ruce 
Stone  Columbus  J.  drvgoods  store  249  south  Second 
Stone  &  Coffee,  plumbers  61  Walnut  near  Dock 
Stone  Dexter,  merchant  43  north  Water — d  ii  128  S.  3d 
Stone  Elizabeth,  widow,  back  31  Charlotte 
Stone  Jacob,  brickmaker,  corner  Spruce  and  Sell.  I'lfth 
Stone  John,  labourer  Christian  al)ove  Sixth 
Ston'.'  John,  storekeeper  167  sou^li  S-.-cond 
Stone  Mary,  widow,  back  251  Race 
Stone  Mary,  milliner  103  north  Second 
Stone  Marv,  widow  Spruce  W.  Sih.  Sixth 
Stone  Sc  Todd,  merchants  63  south  Front 
Stone  Thomas,  innkeeper  14  Callowliill 
Stone  William,  hairdresser  315  south  Front 
S'oneman  Joseph,  plastei'er,  back  111   Browne 
Stones  Samuel,  merchant  111  south  Tt-nth 
Stoo])s  Adam,  grocery  and  tavern,  coiner  Cedar  and  4th 
jS  o jps  Hatinah,  widow  155  I^omljard  strict 
fSto'ips  Jacob,  bootblack,  Atkinson's  court 
tStoops  Jicob,  waitor,  249  Shipjien 
Stoops  John,  ni;\riner  3  Voi-k  court 
fStoops  John,  waiter  Oshouru's  court 
Storer  Samuel,  sea  captain  349  south  Second 
Stork  Aaron,  wine,  li(|uor  and  cordial  store  453  High 
Stork  Henry,  merchant  72  nortli  Fifth  near  Cherry 
Stork  I'hilij),  car|)enti.-r  Juliana  above  Buttonwood 
Storey  Wdliam,  blacksmith  back  1?4  Lombard 
Stonii  Wm.  baker,  31  Swanson  street 
Storms  John,  cedar  cooper  19  Currant  alley 
Story  Benjamin,  tailor,  208  south  Fifth  slrcut 
2  12 


STR  whitely's  annual 

Story  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  293  south  Third 

Story  George  P.  bookfolder  9  Gray's  alley 

Story  James,  mariner  7  Coxe's  alley 

Story  Polly,  huckster  4  Stamper's  alley— fruit  cellar 

under  196  south  Second 
Story  William,  mariner,  back  46  Spruce 
Story  Wm.  mariner  414  north  Third  street  cor.  Browne 
Story  William,  nailer  126  Lfombard 
Stotesbury  Arthur,  sea  captain  59  Almond 
Stothers  James,  blacksmith,  back  251  Race 
Stotsenburgh  Christopher,  cordwainer  Race  ab.  Sch.  7th 
Stotsenbiireh  Margaret,  widow  Race  near  Sch.  Eighth 
Stothart  William,  merchant  244  and  d  h  349  High 
Stothai'd  J.  drover  &  grocer  Bi'oad  above  Race 

\_see  Stoddarl 
Stott  Abel,  weaver  6  Franklin  street  (N.L.) 
Stott  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Jacob,  Weaver's  alley 
Stott  John,  ropemaker  83  Moyamensing  road 
Stoulder  John,  446  north  Third 
Stoul  George  P.  welldigger  125  Coates 
Stouse  Daniel,  blacksmith  37  Cherry 
Stouse  Josepii,  M.  D.  417  nortii  Second  corner  Coates 
Stout  Ann,  widow,  256  Cedar  street 
Stout  George,  whipmaker  454  north  Third 
Stout  George,  bricklayer  Sixtli  near  Poplar  lane 
Stout  Jacob  C.  hatter,  next  30  Sassafras  alley 
Stout  James,  labourer  Stewart's  alley 
Stout  James,  tobacconist,  40  Coates  street 
Stout  John  L.  lookingglass  framemaker  17  Coates 
Stout  John,  saddler  and  harnessmaker,  corner  Catharine 

and  Sixth 
Stout  Jol'in,  mariner,  36  Queen  (S.) 
Stout  John,  whipmaker  454  north  'i'hird 
Stout  Margaret,  Merriott's  lane  above  Fourth 
Stout  Mary,  widow  27  George  street  (S.) 
Stout  Petei-,  blacksmith.  Prince  above  Shakamaxon 
Stout  Win.  sugarboiler,  back  51  Callowhill 
Stow  Charles,  tailor  and  drygoods  store  38  north  Sixth 
Stow  Cyrus,  sea  captain,  247  north  Front 
Stow  J«remiali,  mariner,  back  43  Noble 
Stow  John,  turner  76  Sassafras— shop  40  Bread 
Stow  John  I.  shipwright  Marlborough  near  Beach  (K.) 
Stow  Mrs.  widow  Crown  near  Bedford 
Stoy  Henry,  shipwright  Beach  corner  Shakamaxon 
Strack  Christian,  3  Steinmetz's  court 
Strack  Peter,  carter  Mintzer's  court 
Strahan  Margaret,  widow  of  Gregory,  190  south  Eighth 

below  Pine 
Strahan  Joseph,  carpenter  284  Lombard 
Strahan  Paul,  oak  cooper  15  Coxe's  alley 
Stran  James,  mariner  90  Christian 
Stranaghan  James,  weaver  245  Shippen 
Strang  Peter,  carter  Callowhill  above  10th 


PIHLADi:LriIt  A   UIRFXTORV.  STR 

Stratton  Albey,  labourer  Queen  above  Shakamaxon  (K. ; 

Stratton  Redtord,  l)arkeener  Cooper's  ferry  (N.  J  ) 

Stratton  Benjamin,  11  VVood  sln-ct 

■{•Stratton  Christopl\er,  waiter  (ircen's  coiirt 

Stratton  Clayton,  clerk,  183  Green 

Stratton  Ebenezar,  tailor  22  Appletree  alley 

Stratton  John  (Masonic  hotel)  28  south  Sixili 

Stratton  Levi,  carpenter  75  Budd 

Strjition  rev.  Tithian,  Queen  near  Shakamaxon 

fStratton  Tobias,  coachman  Green's  court 

Straiton  Wm.  starch  manuf  Shakamaxon  near  Qncen 

Straw  Christian,  ostler  193  Eighth  above  Vine 

Strawback  Anthony,  drayman  Say  street 

Strawbridge  (Jeorgc,  merchant  232  Spruce 

Strawbridge  Joiin,  gentleman  206  Spruce 

Strawn  Jacob,  bricklayer,    Tammany  street  between 

Fourth  and  OUl  York  road 
Straylinc   Elizabeth,   widow    milkwoman   Ridge  road 

above  Vine 
Streaper  Richard,  baker,  &c.  198  south  Third 
Streeper  John,  grocer  544  north  Third  street 
Streeper  John,  nailcutler  540  north  Third 
Streeper  Samuel,  drayman  between  Juniper  &  Cherry 
Strcei)er  Sc  Wilt,  grocers,  388  nortli  Third 
Streper  — —  widow,  Camac  near  Germantown  road 
Street  Jacob,  cordwainer,  back  221  Shippen 
Street  Robert,  druggist  &c.  Beach  near  Maiden 
Street  Thomas,  boot  and  shoemaker  197  north  Second 
Streeton  J(>hn,  shipcarpenter  Jervis's  lane  above  Front 
Streeton  William,  shipwright  Budd  above  Laurel 
Slreiby  Joseph,  brassfounder  402  north   Front 
Streiper  John,  Sixth  above  Poplar  lane 
Strembeck  Jacob,  silverplater,  41  Zane 
Strembeck  J.  sen  measurer  of  painters'  work  60  S.  1 1th 
Strembeck  John,  tavernkeeper  Ridge  road  ab.  Francis 
Strembeck  VVm.  painter  and  glazier  94  Christian 
Stretch  Amy,  widow,  118  Swanson 
Stretch  Natlianiel,  bricklayer  Baker's  court 
Stretcher  Fenix,  carpenter  129  soutli  Sixth 
Striceboch,  John,  labourer.  Prince  near  Marlborough 
Strieker  Barl)ara,  widow,  cor.  Aim  and  Biewir's  alley 
Strieker  Ciiarles,  skindrcsser  Newmarket  near  Pepg 
Strieker  Daniel,  cop]>ersiuiih  Murgarettatielow  Cable 
Strieker  F.lias,  shipwright  Libertv  alley  near  Duke 
Strieker  Leonard,  gentleman  bO  (ircen 
Strieker  Margaret,  widow  234  i.orth  Front 
Sti-icker  Susan,  widow  25  Callowhill 
Strickland  Aaron,  osilei  Camclen  (N.  J.) 
Strickland  George,  designer  14  north   Ninth 
Strickland  John,  jun  carpenter  4  Willow  court 
Strickland  John,  sen.  car|)enicr  6  Clever  alley 
Strickland  Wm.  arcliitect  and  engineer  14  north  Nint!' 
Strieby  Joseph,  innkeeper  402  north  Fronf 


SUK  whitely's  annual 

Strimmel  Richard,  labourer,  Hanover  near  Queen 
tStringer  Telly,  shoemaker,  south  Sixth  near  Fitz waiter 
Stringfield  Wm.  34  Crown 
Strockbine   George,    gardener,    Moyamensing    below 

Greenwich 
Strockbine  Henry,  caulker  Prince  near  Palmer 
Strockbine  Henry,  labourer.  Cherry  above  Duke 
Stroby  George,  labourer  Washington  above  Front 
Strock  Daniel,  combmaker  274  St.  John 
Strock  Joseph,  tailor  309  north  Front 
Strong  Christian,  victualler  213  north  Eighth 
Stroop  John,  tavernkeeper  26  Franklin  court 
Stroud  George  M.  attorney  at  law  103  Arch 
Stroup  John  &  Jacob,  4  and  8  north  Water 
Stroup  John,  127  north  Front 

Stroup  John,  Jan.  tailor  4  N.  Water— d  h  205  N.  Second 
Stroup  John,  victualler  George  (N.  L.)  near  Third 
Strow  Christian,  labourer  193  north  Eighth 
Strowman  Rebecca  Mrs.  George  below  Shippen 
Stuart  George,  cordwainer  156  Lombard 
Stuart  Isabella  Mrs.  grocer  102  Shippen 
Stuart  James,  inspector  of  customs  155  Cedar 
Stuart  John,  cabinetmaker,  shop  N  W  corner  Sixth  & 
Arch — d  h  Prune  aljove  Fifth  \_see  Slenvart 

Stuart  Walter,  late  carpenter  Sch.  Seventh  ab.  Arch 
Stublas  Wm.  maker  patent  blacking  N  W  cor.  Walnut 

and  Ninth 
Stuckert  John,  gentleman  304  north  Third 
Stuffie  John,  farmer  Jolinson's  lane 
StuU  Adam,  victualler  Buttonwood  below  Ridge  road- 
stall  50  Old  shambles 
StuU  Adam,  shoemaker  334  Sassafras 
Stull  John,  cellar  digger  214  Vine 
StuU  John,  currier  Cauffman's  court 
StuU  William,  jun.  shoemaker  288  Arcli 
StuU  William,  woodsawyer,  back  294  Arch  aiiove  10th 
Sturck  Jacob,  shoemaker  Fourth  near  George 
Sturges  Ehzabeth,  widow  4  Plum 
Sturges  Lemuel,  cordwainer  92  St-  John 
Sturges  Nathaniel,  paperhanger,  back  296  S.  Third 
Sturgis  Margaret,  widow  40  Ann 
Sturgis  Peter,  shoemaker  138  south  Fifth 
Sturgis  Stokely,  oysterman  122  north  Front 
Stuizil  Henry,  brassfounder  Fourth  near  Poplar  lane 
Styers  John,  v/hite  leadworker  Alder  alley 
tSueld  Wm.  waiter  Blackberry  alley 
Suidler  Savier,  labourer  Twelfth  above  Arch 
Suiter  Joseph,  watchman  at  Bank,  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Suiters  Abigail,  widow  Camden  (N.J.) 
Suiters  Enoch,  ferryman  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Suker  Henry,  cordwainer  Wood  above  Queen 
Suker  Jacob,  shipwright  Shaknmaxon  near  Bedford 
Suker  Philip,  caulker  Wood  above  Queen 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRF.CTORV.  SUT 

Sulby  Mary,  widow  207  Spruce 
Sulgcr  Christian,  baker  161  St.  John 
Sulger  Jacob,  jim.  stcretury  to  Marine  Insurance  Com- 
pany 161  Mulberry 
Sulger  Jacob,  sea  captain  45  German 
Sullcnder,  widow,  innkeeper  SVV  cor.St.  John  &  Poplar 
Sullender  John,  oak  ccxiper  7  Summers'  court 
SulKnder  John,  sen.  blacksmith  7  Summers'  court 
Suilf  nder  Maria,  widow  2  Poplar  alley 
Sullengcr  W.  F.  boatman  125  Swanson 
fSullivan  Ann.  widow  Pleasant  st  near  Ridge  road 
Sullivan  Charles,  merchant  191  High— d  h  47  Filbert 
Sullivan  F.  accountant  Junijier  above  Race 
Sullivan  John  T.  stationer  N  E  cor.  of  Front  &  High — 

d  h  241  Spruce 
Stillivan  Margaret,  widow  N  W  cor.  Vine  and  Fifth 
Sullivan  Myers,  mariner  Emlen's  court 
Sullivan  Nehemiah,  waterman  82  Green 
Sully  Thomas,  portrait  painter  Philosophical  Hall,  Fifth 

below  Chesnut 
Summerl  Sarah,  widow  Camden  (N.  J.) 
tSummer  Foster,  waiter  141  Cherry 
Summerlin  William,  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Summers  Andrew,  accountant  20  Swanwick 
Summers  Catharine,  widow  45  Noble  near  Second 
Summers  (ieorge,  carpenter  25  Powell 
Summers  George,  mariner  5  Summers'  court 
Summers  Hannah,  widow  15  Summer's  court 
Summers  Henry,  grocer  Thirteenth  near  Sassafras 
Summers  Isaac,  huckster  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Summers  Jolin,  nailer  Wright's  and  Miller's  alley 
Summers  John,  mariner  3  Margaretta  street 
Summers  Martin,  planemaker  cor.("hesmjt  f<  Sch.  7tfi 
Summers  Philip,  Chesnut  corner  Scluiylkill  Sixth 
Sumpton  Rebecca,  confectioner  154  Arch 
Sumption  Mary,  nurse  6  Knight's  court 
Sunderland  John,  blacksmiih  2  Suga"*  alley 
Sunlighter  Mary,  widow  Hoffman  s  alley  ^ 
Super  Jacob,  caliinetmaker  162  and  164  N.  Front — tl  i. 

I)ack  18  Key's  alley 
Siii)plec  Jonas,  carpenter  Pearson's  court 
Survilliers  Count  de,  S  K  corner  Higli  and  Twellib 
Surrick  John,  caulker  Wood  near  Prince 
Surrick  Simon,  labourer  Prince  near  Wood 
Suter  Elizabeth,  widow,  .\nn  above  Calinwhill 
Suter  Josepli,  cabinetnwikcr  450  north  Thinl 
Sutherland  Daniel,  late  sliipw right  60  Plum 
Sutherland  Joel  B.  attorney  at  law,  66  George  (S.) 
Sutter  Ann,  widow,  i)oardinghouse  30  north  Sixth 
Sutter  Charles  J.  tobiccnnist  222  north  Third 
Sutter  Daniel,  late  grocer  97  New 
Sutter  Samuel,  drygoods  storekeeper  286  north  Thirci 
Sutterly  Charles,  academy  118  New 


SWE  wiiitely's  annual 

Sutton  Edward,  shipcarpenter  Prince  near  Hanover 

Sutton  George,  shipwright  Crown  near  Bedford 

Sutton  Maria,  widow  12  Cypress  alley 

Sutton  Mary,  widow,  15  Pratt's  court 

Sutton  John,  shipwright  Queen  near  Shakamaxon 

Sutton  John,  gunsmith  55  Duke 

Sutton  Joseph,  drayntian  N.  2d  below  Germantown  road 

Sutton  Mary  &  Ann,  tailoi'esses  9  Willing's  alley 

Sutton  Samuel,  labourer  Oak  (N.  L.)  near  Browne 

Sutton  Surah,  widow  of  Jesse,  31  Gilles's  alley 

Sutton  Susan,  widow,  274  north  Eighth 

Sutton  Wm  shipbuilder  Queen  near  Marlborough 

Swager  Jane,  widow,  nurse  3  Fromberger's  court 

Swaim  Wm.  paper  marbler  21  Carter's  alley 

fSwain  Diana,  widow  Green's  court 

Swain  Elizabeth,  storekeeper  69  south  Second 

Swain  Isaac,  ladies'  shoemaker  506  north  Second 

Swain  John,  mariner  IIS  Catharine 

Swain  John,  painter  and  glazier  301  north  Second 

Swain  John  W.  druggist  363  north  Second 

Swain  Martha,  226  north  Fifth 

Swain  Michael,  mariner  83  Swanson 

Swain  Shubel,  sea  captain  Green  below  Fourth 

Swain  Sophia,  shopkeeper  363  north  Second 

Swain  Thomas  C.  umbrella  maker  363  north  Second 

Swain  Willis,  tobacconist  Crown 

Swaine  Francis,  boot  and  shoemaker  179  south  Front — 

d  h  178  south  Water 
Swallow  Jacob,  innkeeper  57  George  street  (C.) 
Swan  Andrew,  tanner  Maiden  near  stone  bridge 
Swan  &  Johnson,  boot  and  shoemakers  91  N.  Second 
Swan  Page,  labourer,  back  249  Shippen 
tSwan  \^m.  mariner  97  Gaskill 
Swanson  Andrew,  bottler  12  Almond  street 
Swanson  Andrew,  mariner  48  Meade  alley 
Swanson  Charles,  mariner  9  Burd's  alley 
Swanson  John,  mate  6  Perkenpine's  coui't 
Swartz  Catharine,  widow  80  Cedar 
Swartz  Daniel,  carpet  weaver  299  north  Third 
Swartz  George,  tailor  124  north  Water 
Swartz  Jacob,  shipjoiner  Shakamaxon  near  Bedford 
Swartz  Joseph,  carpet  weaver  319  north  Third 
Swartz  &  Louderback,  shipjoiners  124  Swanson 
Sweat  Joseph,  labourer  Pleasant  above  Charles^ 
Sweebley  Frederick,  grocer  52  Browne 
Sweeney  Archibald,  innkeeper  cor.  Cedar  8c  Sch.  7tli 
Sweeny  David,  labourer  Sch.  Seventh  below  Pine 
Sweeny  Dennis,  collector  of  ashes  23  Hurst  street 
Sweeny  Elizabeth  Miss,    schoolmistress.  Fourth  near 

George  (N.  L.) 
Sweeny  James,  carpenter,  back  257  south  Fourth 
Sweeny  Lawrence,  163  Chesnut 
Sweeny  Martha,  boardinghouse  54  south  Eleventh 


PMILAUKLIMIIA    DIRKCTORY.  'I'AL 

^.vceny  Michael,  weaver  soutli  Sixth  below  Fitzwalttjr 

Sweeny  Miles,  liibourer  S;iy  street 

Sweiiey  S:umiel,  grocer  N  K  cor.  German  and  Third 

Sweet  Jane,  widow,  5  Pleasant  avenue 

Sweeten  William,  cordwainer  568  south  Third 

Sweeten  Wm.  cliairmaker  69  Plum 

Sweitzer  Frederick,  drayman  Browne's  court 

Swcitzer  Frederick,  463  north  Third 

Sweitzer  Michael,  drayman  Browne 

Sweitzer,  widow  ot  Michael,  4  Steinmetz's  court 

Swenke  Henry,  labourer  Germ,  road  above  Second 

Swett  John  B.  mcrcliant  29  south  Tenth 

Sweyer  Henry,  grocer  195  N.  Third— d  h  70  N.  7tli 

Sweyer  &  Koons,  grocers  195  north  Third 

SweVer  Peter,  gentleman  366  north  Third 

Swift  Christian,  cordwainer  Maria  near  Fifth 

Swift  Jesse,  mariner  Washington  above  Second 

Swift  John,  attoiney  at  law,  office  38  south  Sixth— d  ii 

107  south  Tenth 
Swift  John  W.  merchant  8  Penn— d  h  103  Pine 
Swift  Rebecca,  widow,  50  Nine 
Swift  Robert,  confectioner  282  Arch 
Swites  Charles,  labourer  Broad  above  Race 
bwope  George,  painter,  &c.  351  north  Second 
Swope  Walter,  carter  580  Front  below  Federal 
Sword  A.  C.  storekeeper  70  south  Fourth 
Sybert  Henry,  labourer  56  Duke 

-Sybert  Joseph,  barkeeper  269  Vine  [see  Sibcrt  If  Seybert 
Sydleman  Casper,  brushmaker,  back  10  South  alley 
Sycrs  Abbey,  widow,  138  Browne 
Syfax  Jolin,  fancy  store  88  Shif)pen 
Syfcrheld  John  C.  shipwright  53  Green 
Syfrit  Euphania,  widow,  227  Cedar 
Sykes  Ann,  widow,  mantuamaker  149  Cherry 
Sykes  R.  W.  attorney  at  law  17  S.  5tli— d  h  222  S.  Front 
Sykes  Samuel  M.  shipbroker  1  Elmslie's  alley— d  h  22'^ 

south  Front 
Sykes  Wni.  gentleman  222  south  Front 
Sylvester  John,  glassblower  Lombard  near  Schuvlkill 
Symmgton  Sarah,  teacher  S  E  cor.  Eleventh  i!c  Filbert 
Syng  John,  ladies'  shoemaker  252  Lombard 


TABER  ANTIPAS,  mariner  218  south  Fifth 
Taber  Benjamin,  caulker  Queen  near  Shakamaxon 
1  abcr  John  M.  diygoods  store  38  north  Second 
Pack  Charles,  tailor,  ini/uirr  62  nortli  Fifth 
Tack  John  C.  tailor  162  Sliippen 
Tackman  Frederick,  sugar  refiner  144  Coates 
Tacy  Joseph,  hairdresser  392  noi  tii  Fi-ont 
Taerny  Jacob,  carpenter  49  Mechanic  street 


TAY  WHITELV'S    ANNUAL 

Tage  Mary,  widow,  Vine  above  Thirteenth 

Tagert  Joseph,  president  of  the  Farmers'  &  Mechanics' 

bank  76  south  Sixth 
Taggert  Ann,  widow,  hack  20  Almond  street 
Taggert  Hannah,  widow  of  Patrick,  513  north  Third 
Taggert  John,  stonecutter  78  north  Seventh 
Taggert  Margaret,  widow,  back  14  south  Fifth 
Taggert  Robert,  skindresser,  back  104  north  Fifth 
Taggert  Susan,  china  store  108  north  Second 
Taggert  WiUiam,  tavernkeeper  22  south  Tenth 
Tallen  Edward,  tailor,  back  216  south  Sixth 
Talley  Mary,  milliner  169  south  Second 
'I'alliana  Christiana,  storekeeper  80  Sassafras 
Tallman  George,  milkman  Poplar  lane  above  Seventh 
Tallman  George,  vict.  N  W  cor.  Margaretta  &  Front 
Talman  Mrs.  boardinghouse  55  Walnut 
Tallmange  James  H.  hatter  Barker  near  Sch.  Fourth 
TalmageE.  S.  shoemaker  48  north  Seventh 
Tanis  Sampson,  china  merchant  302  High  SW  Gor.9th 
Tanguy  John,  jeweller  33  north  Third  . 
Tanier  Ann,  widow  Carpenter  above  Fourth  (S.) 
Tanier  John,  i'o]jemaker  cor.  Federal  &  Moyamensing 
Tanner  Benjamin,  engraver  74  south  Eighth 
Tanner  Ann,  widow  2  Sansom 
Tanner  H.  S.  engraver  10  Library— d  h  214  Walnut 
Tanner,  Kearay  ScTiebout,  banknote  engrav.lOLib'ry. 
Taney  Sarah,  nurse  314  south  Second  street 
Tape  Margaret,  widow,  450  south  Front 
ITapsico  Rev.  Jacob,  247  Snippen  above  Seventh 
Tarbett  Henry,  stocking  weaver  Sch.  Second  bel.  Pine 
Tardy  C.  milliner  80  south  Third 
Tarr  Frederick,  drayman  Laurel ,  (N  L)  near  Budd 
Tarrant  Thomas,  pilot  34  Catharine 
Tarrs  Catharine,  widow  8  Plum  street 
Tarris  John,  sea  captain  489  south  Front 

Tarrapin ,  labourer  back  366  north  Second 

Tasca  J.  B.  confectioner  216  High 

Tash  Samuel,  grocer  cor.  Callowhill  and  Washington 

Tate  Robert,  grocer  379  Race 

tTate  Solomon,  labourer  88  St.  John  street 

Tatem  Edmund,  sea  captain  74  Christian 

Tatem  George,  mate  16  Wood  NW  corner  Ann 

Tatem  Jos.  E.  sailmaker  24  Christian 

Tatem  Mary,  widow,  19  Browne 

Tatem  Mary,  widow  58  Almond 

fTaught  Caesar,  porter  Dean's  alley 

fTaught  Joshua,  labourer  Madison  court 

Taurason  Stephen,  shipwright  Poplar  above  St.  John 

Taws  Charles,  musical  instrument  maker  Union 

Tawmley  Mai  y  Mrs,  238  south  Seventh 

tTayloe  Araminta,  washerwoman  11  Chesnut 

Taylor  Abraham,  tallowchandler  2  Newmarket 

Taylor  Abraham  F,  hatter  back  92  Crown 


I'HILAOtLl'lll  A    JUlllLClOR^.  'lAY 

laylor  Absalom,  shoemaker  41  Bcck'sallcy 

Taylor  yVdam,  rigger  M'CviUdcIi's  court 

Taylor  Alexander,  slupwriglu  502  south  Second 

Taylor  Alexander,  mariner,  back  ;>5  Arch 

Taylor  Amos,  mercht.  44  &  46  N.  Water— d  h  199  Arch 

'I'ajlor  Ann,  widow  12  Wagner's  alley 

Taylor  A^a,  spermaceti  oil,  Ike.  store  4  south  Eigiith 

sign  of  the  VVliale 
Taylor  Bankson,  (of  Allen  and  Taylor)  30  Race 
Taylor  Benjamin,  brushmaker  90i  north  Front 
Taylor  Caleb,  wholesale  druggist  22  and  24  N.   Front 
Taylor  Catliarine,  widow  37  Sansom  corner  Eighth 
Taylor  Charles,  cordwaincr  China  street  bel.  Second 
Taylor  Charles,  weaver  St.  Johns 
Taylor  Charles,  cordwaincr  92  north  Fifth 
Taylor  Curtis,  plasterer  119  north  Nnitli 
ITaylor  Daniel,  labourer  332  soutli  Front 
Taylor  &  Uutton,  shoestore,  128  Higii,  S  E  cor.  Fourth 
Taylor  EdinunJ,  weaver,  back  15  Poplar  lane 
Taylor  Elizabeth,  widow  418  north  Fourth 
Taylor  Enoch, bricklayer,  back  29  Elfretii's  alley 
Taylor  Enoch,  tailor  9  Coombs'  alley 
Taylor  George,  baker  21  Bank 
Taylor  George,  sen.  broker  and  translator  of  the  Frcncii 

and  Spanish  lang  uages  8J  Cliesnut  nearThird 
Taylor  George,  jun.  stock  &c.  broker  85  Chesnut  n.  3d 
fTaylor  George,  stage  driver  back  20  Appletree  alley 
Taylor  George  tinplate  and  sheet  ironworker  89  north 

Front 
tTavlor  George,  labourer  3  Pottery  alley 
Taylor  German,  labourer  Ger.nantovvn  road  ab.  Third 
Taylor  Hannah,  62  Sj)ruce 
Taylor  Henry,  wool  dealer  145  north  Front 
Taylor  Isaac,  shoemaker  558  south  Front 
Taylor  Isaac  P.  teacher  80  Crown 
Taylor  Jacob,  farmer  Wood  near  Prince 
Taylor  Jacob,  gent.  cor.  West  and  Wood 
T.iylor  James  Rev.  246  Walnut 
1  aylor  James,  sawyer  Juniper  above  Ciierry 
1  avlor  James,  shipwriglit  6'  badd 
Taylor  James,  carpenter  Fourtl\  n.  Carnentcr  (S) 
Taylor  James,  weaver,  corner  Cedar  and  Broad 
1  uylor  Jane,  drygoods  store  25  north  Front 
Tavlor  Jeremiah,  ladies'  shoemaker  119  south  Second 
Taylor  John,  waterman,  16  Little  W.itcr 
rayl»>r  John,  turner  in  metals  and  macliine  maker  30 

Chester 
I  lylor  John  M  merchant  5  south  Twelfth 
1  ay  lor  John,  farmer  Fr.inkford  r.  ab  \Vood  street 
Tayior  Jolin,  carpenter  290  nortli  Third 
TaN  lor  Johnson,  teacher  back  15  south  Eighth 
Taylor  Josepli,  capt.of  stcaml)oat    Twins  Camden  (NJ) 
Taylor  Jos.  innkeeper  (sign  of  Cross  Key's)   18   N  4;li 
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Taylor  Joseph,  plasterer  Sch.  Seventh  above  Arcli 

Taylor  Leban,  labourer  Charlotte  n.  Germantown  i, 

Taylor  Lemuel,  cordwainer  Rachel  near  Poplar 

Taylor  Levi,  grocer  246  south  Second 

Taylor  Levi,  labourer  Cadwalader  near  Pitt 

Taylor  Lewis,  shoe  warehouse  124  High 

Taylor  Lowther,  boardinghouse  51  north  Third 

Taylor  Margaret  Mrs.  widow  Broad  above  High 

Taylor  Mary,  shopkeeper  43  Mechanic 

Taylor  Mary,  teacher  Buttonwood  ab.  Charles 

Taylor  Maiy,  widow,  nurse,  back  51  Meade  alley 

Taylor  Mary,  tailoress  92  north  Fifth 

Taylor  Miss  seminary  125  Vine 

Taylor  Moses,  teacher,  school  NE  cor.  Buttonwood  and 

Fjghth~d  li  299  Callowhill 
Taylor  Nathan,  cordwainer  13  Tammany 
Taylor  Philip,  saddler  223  Swanson 
Taylor  Rene',  teacher  of  music  72  north  Sixth 
Taylor  Robert,  auctioneer  29  N.  Front— d  h  206  Arch 
Taylor  Mrs.  widow  of  Robert,  Windsor  chair  maker  133 

south  Front 
Taylor  Robert,  hatter  33  Jacoby  street 
Taylor  Robert  m,  d.  N  W  cor.  Tenth  and  Arch 
Taylor  Robert,  boot  and  shoemaker  S  north  Third 
Taylor  Samuel,  brushmaker  66  south  Third 
fTaylor  Samuel,  plasterer  4  Wagner's  alley 
Taylor  Samuel,  labourer  23  Budd  street 
Taylor  Samuel,  carpenter  16  north  Eighth 
Taylor  Shadrach  &  Joseph,  bookbinders  384  N.  Second 
Taylor  Tracy,  hardware  mercht.  cor.  Beach  &  Maiden 
Taylor  Thomas,  tailor  196  and  150  north  Water 
Taylor  Thos.  grocer  &  tavern  SW  cor.  Swanson   and 

Cedar 
Taylor  Thomas,  boot  and  shoemaker  247  south  Front 
Taylor  Thomas,  currier  shop  3  Elbow  lane 
Taylor  &  Wagner  auctioneers  29  north  Front 
'I'aylor  Wm.jun.  merchant  184  and  d  h  387  High 
Taylor  William,  tallowchandler  Brooke's  court 
Taylor  William  blacksmith  Noble  above  Old   York  r 
Faylor  William,  shoewarehouse  124  High 
Taylor  Wm  tinplate  &  sheetironworker   155  N.   2d 
'I'aylor  William,  bricklayer  12  Juniper  lane 

Taylor ,  carpenter,  back  of  99  Budd 

Taylorson  Robert,  cordwainer  Sturges's  court 
Teamer  Henrietta,  17  Blackhorse  alley 
Teaney  Jacob,  carpenter  49  Mechanic 
Teaney  John,  tailor  77  south  Water 

Teamer ,  shipwright  Bedford  near  Crown 

'i'ear  John,  shipiTiaster  52  Moyamcnsing  road 

Tear  Philip,  mariner  88  Shipi)en 

Tearney  Hugh,  carpenter,  back  of  303  Walnut 

Teat  Matthias,  ropemaker  Shakamaxon  near  Bedford 

Teas  Rachel,  widow,  china  store  189  north  Second 

Tedrick  Catharine,  widow  74  Vine 


I'lnLADELPHIA    DIKFXTOUY.  THA 

I  eel  Daniel,  carter  328  soutli  Third  street 
Tcel  Ezekiel,  pilot  15  Beck's  alley 
Teel  Mcnry,  carpenter  Mei'edith's  lane  above  Filth 
Teel  Jesse,  iniiriner,  15  Beck's  alley 
Tecpel  John,  cordwaincr  Christian  helow  Fourth 
Tcesc  Daniel,  spinnirif^wheelmakcr  150  north  Front 
Tees  Lewis,  jji'or.er  Cherry  corner  of  Duke 
Tees  Jacot),  shipwriglit  Beach  near  Marlborough 
Tees  Jo!in,  shipwight  Clierry  near  Prince 
Tees  Peter,  shipwright  Beach  near  Marlborough 
Teesdale  Robert,  grocer  270  Race 
Teisseii'e  Anthony,  296  Chesnut 

Teisseirc  James,  merchant  247  High — dh  23  south  lOtli 
Tempest  Robert,  jeweller  87  S  2d — d  h  56  George  (S) 
Tempest  William,  carpenter  94  Cedar 
Temple  Daniel  G.  drygoods  store  40  south  Second 
tTemple  George,  labourer  Sch.  S?cond  near  Spruce 
Temple  &  Smith,  wholesale  druggists  121  High 
Temple  S.  druggist,  &c.  121  High— d  h  285  Chesnut 
tTempIc  SHmuel,  woodsawyer  Malt  alley 
Tcnbro(3k  Abraham,  attorney  at  law  115  Spruce 
Tennant  Christopher,  stonecutter  S  E  corner  ot  Tenth 

and  Filljert— d  h  443  High 
Tennant  Mary  Ann,  nurse  556  N  Second  near  George 
Tennent  James,  queen's  ware  manuf.  122  south  Fifth 
Tennent  John,  ladies'  corslet  maker  77  south  3d 
Tennent  William,  mariner  23  Union 
Tennery  E.  M.  boardinghouse  121  Swanson 
Tenno  Mary,  tailoress  5  Poplar  alley 
Tcrradell  Anthony,  carpenter  159  Moyameusing  road 
Teih'ier  Baptist,  mariner,  back  53  Catharine 
Terrier  Fred.  Daniel,  teacher  297  north  3d 
Terrill  Ephraim,  fancy  drygootls  store  26  south  Fourth 
Terris  Charles,  carpenter  18  Federal  street 
Terry  David,  cordwainer  Arch  above  Scimylkill  Eightii 
Terry  William,  Avorsted  manuf.  28  Budd 
Teston  Joshua,  painter  &c.  Jjombard  above  10th 
Teter  Henry,  blacksmith  Race  near  Scimylkill  Eighth 
Teter  John,  carter  Schuylkill  8th  above  Race 
Teterel  Francis,  merchant  265  Higli — d  h  2  N  Ninth 
Teterel  &  Frenaye,  jun.  merchants  265  High 
Tetsell  Bernard,  cooper  92  Green 
Tetters  John,  watchman  17  Wood 
'Fhackara  Eleanor,  widow,  36  south  Sixth 
Thrckara  James  A.  m.  d.  389  south  Second 
Thickara  James, ")  engravers — Academy  of  Fine  Arts 
ThackaraWm.    3  ^'i*-'**""t '^Ij^^'c  lOtli 
Tackai-a  Mark,  tailor  355  south  Second 
Thack  ira  Simucl,  shipcliandler  Spruce  street  wharf— r 

d  ii  Front  below  Federal 
Thackilra  William,  jr.  iilasterer  218  Pine 
Thatcher  Aadrcw,  late  lumber  merchant  312  N  Front 
Tliatcher  D  uiii.-l,  druggist  &c.  N  W  cor  High  and  Se 
cond — d  li  30  north  3d 


THO  whitely's  annual 

Thatcher  E.  widow  31  Coates 

Thatcher  Samuel,  smith,  back  of  210  St.  John 

Thatcher  8c  Thompson,  druggists  8cc,  N  W  cor,  Higi: 

and  Second 
Thatcher  widow  of  Joseph,  396  north  3d 
Thaw  Benjamin,  106  south  Second 
Thaw  Charles,  storekeeper  106  south  2d — d  h  37  Duke 
Thaw  William,  accountant  163  north  Fourth 
Thibault  &:  Brothers,  jewellers  66  south  Second 
Thibault  C.  widow  66  south  Second 
'i'hibault  Felix,  jeweller  66  south  2d — d  h  50  Almond 
Thibault  Francis,  jeweller  66  south  2d — dh  58  Union 
Thibault  Frederick,  goldsmith  66  S  2d— d  h  278  S  Front 
Thibault  Mary,  widow,  4  Hoffman's  alley 
Thiell  Henry,  printer  211  Cedar 
Thorn  Charles  Frederick,  cordwainer  50  Green 
Thorn  Mary,  widow  Green  below  Second 
fThomas  Alice,  widovy  76  German  street 
Thomas  Amos,  tailor  60  Shippen 
'J'homas  Amos,  nailer  Sixth  above  Poplar  lane 
Thomas  Amos,  wheelwright  cor.  Spruce  and  Sch.  7th 
Thomas  Ann,  milkwoman  near  Pratt's  place 
1  homas  Ann  &  Maria,  tailoress  11  Gray's  alley 
fThomas  Aug-ustus,  boardinghouse  48  Small 
Thomas  Benj.  sen.  inspector  ot  customs  138  Swanson 
Thomas  Benj.  jun.  accountant  75  Plum 
Thomas  &  Baldwins,  grocers  and  livery  stable  keepers 

9  &  13  south  Fourth 
Thomas  Catharine  Mrs.  4  Shippen 
Thomas  Catharine,  widow  Sixth  below  Fitzwalter 
tThomas  Charles,  barber  275  south  3d 
Thomas  Daniel,  gentleman  132  Arch 
Thomas  Daniel,  paperhangerLjetitia  court 
Thomas  David,  blacksmith  Torr's  court 
Thomas  Davixl,  doorkeeper  Washingt.  hall  7  Gray's  ay. 
fThomas  Diana,  widow,  back  190  Pine 
Gliomas  Edw.  merchant  63  N  Fi'ont— d  h  75  New 
Thomas  Edw.  porter  540  N  Third  opposite  Beaver 
Thomas  Eliza,  miUinerFiiih  above  Button  wood 
Thomas  Eliza,  widow  Germantown  road  ab.  first  gate 
Thomas  Ely,  grocer  204  north  Third 
Thomas  Enoch,  cabinetmaker,  back  ot  71  Small 
Thomas  Ezra,  labourer  Marlborough  above  Bedford 
Thomas  George,  46  Lombard  street 
Thomas  George  L.  merch.  45  N  Front— d  h  27  Arch 
Thomas  Isaac,  cordwainer,  back  83  Small 
Thomas  Isaac,  shoe  and  morocco  store  123  N  Second 
Thomas  Israel,  nailer  Noble  above  St.  John 
Thomas  Jacob,  carpenter  1  Little  Pine 
|Tiiomas  Jacob,  fruiterer  139  Cherry 
Thomas  James,  carpenter  50  Currant  alley 
Thomas  James,  grocer  and  meal  store  S  E  cor  Vine  8c  3d 
Thomas  Jane,  widow  Oak  below  Browne 
Thomas  Jesse,  merchant  38  north  Front 


PHILADEI.IMJIA   DIRKCTOKY.  THO 

I'liomas  Jesse,  carpenter  58  Filbert 

1  hoin.is  Jolu),  goldbeater,  back  47  Kiinrkel 
'I'lioinas  Jt)bn,  boot  maniit.  44  soiitb  :](\ 

I  hom.is  iohn  K.  cooper  46  Lomiiurd — d  h  66  Almond 
'i'homHS  John,  cordwainer  71   Phitn 

Tliornas  John,  blacksmith,  l)ack  110  Cherry 
Tlionuis  John  D.  m.d.  163  Race 
Thomas  John,  brickmakt-r  (ri^een 

t  Thomas  Jolin,  labourer  Meredith's  lane  above  Fourth 
t  riiomas  John,  mariner  Crab  near  I'liim 
*  Thomas  John,  oystcrman  38  Cl\esnut 

Thomas  Jonathan,  blacksmitii  141  north  Sixth 

1  luxiiMs  Jonathan,  gei\t   Old  York  road  ab.  Buttonwood 

Thomas  Jonathan,  merchant  20  north  Front 

Thomas  Jonathan,  salt  merchant  2V2  north  Front — store 

cor.  of  Water  and  \'ine 
Tliomas  Jona.  i!c  Co.  salt  store  N  ¥.  cor.  Vine  8c  Water 
t'Thomas  Jonathan,  sawyer  St.  John  above  Poplar  lane 
'Thomas  Joseph,  salt  merchant  97  north  Fit'tli 
Thomas  Josepii  M.  teacher  ofFrench  language  20Prune 
Tliomas  Joseph,  M.  D.  254  north  Second 

Tliomas  Joshua,  sawyer  Merriott's  lane  below  Fffth 

Thomas  &  Kille,  merchants  63  north  Front 
Thomas  &:  Leidy,  grocers  204  north  I'hird 
fThomas  Lancaster,  labourer  142Coates 
Thomas  Margaret  widow  274  St.  John 
Thomas  &  Mmsh,  merchants  38  north  Front 

Thomas  Mary,  Juniper  alley 

Thomas  Mary  S.  widow,  boardinghouse  31  Arch 

Thomas  &  Martin,  merchants  45  north  Front 

Thomas  Ma\  bin,  cabinetmaker  Coates  near  Sixth 

Thomas  M(.ses,  lK)okseller,  store  &dwelling  108 Chesuut 

I'homas  Nathaniel,  500  Ritce 

Thomas  Nicholas,  labourer  32  Blackl)erry  alley 

Tliomas  Nathan,  printer  Juniper  alley 

Thomas  Phcebe,  widow  56  Tenn 

Thomas  Richard,  carpenter  380  south  Front 

Thomas  Richard,  labourer  Arch  west  Schuylkill  3d 

t'Thomas  Sarah,  widow  of  Simon,  Elbow  alley 

Thonias  Stacy,  carpenter  56  Filbert 

Thomas  Thorn  is,  labourer  Sliakamaxon  near  Queen 

TiHuuas  Timothy,  dealer  7  Coonibs'  alley 

Tliomas  Win.  coal  merchant  47  S  wharves — d  h  Wood 

i'homis  Win.  soapboiler  Turner's  couil 
tTliomas  Wm.  sweeji  .Meredith's  court 
JTliomas  Wm.  labourer  Browne  r^ear  Fifth 
t'l  nomas  Wm.  waiter  18y  south  Seventh 
Thomas Ztbulon,  stablekeeper  and  grocer  9  &13  S4th 
Thomason  John,  tinplate worker  12  south  Second 
Thomman  Frederick,  grocer  50  N  3d — d  h  13  Cherry 
Th(  mpson  Aaron,  cardwainer  Poplar  lane  near  Front 
Thompson  Abigail,  widow  HQFi-oni 
tThompson  Abraham,  labouier  Shippen  above  Seventh 
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THO  whitely's  annual 


Thbmi-tson  Alexander,  cabinetmaker  94  Union 
Thiyrnpson  Alexander,  carpenter  Wright's  ay 
•Kf  hotupson  Alexander,  mariner  8  Burd's  court 
Tiiompson  Ann,  widow  74  Almond  street 
Thompson  Atcheson,  66  German  street 
Thompson  Benj.  cabinetmaker  and  grocer  173  N  2d 
ThcMipson  C'hristopher,  weaver  16  Small  street 
Thompson  Drivid,  diygoods  s\ore  7rnorth  Second 
Thompson  Eliza,  widow  134  Locust 
Tuompson  Eliza,  widow  32  (ireen 
Thompson  Etiztibeth,  WtJnut  west  of  Broad 
Thompsoii  Elizabeth,  widow  186  Lombard 
Thompson  Elizabeth,  widow  66  German 
Thompson  Eleanor,  nurse  16  Greenleaf  Point 
Thompson  Francis,  mariner  196  Lombard 
Thompson  George  C.  accountant  28  Powell 
Thompson  George,  merchant,  and  agent  for  the  Phoenix 

nail  manufacturing  company  15  south  Front 
Thompson  George,  oakcooper  39  Penn 
tTiiompson  George,  mariner  Jones's  ay 
jThompson  Henry  F  mariner  Elbow  ay 
Thompson  Isaac,  blacksmith,  back  Swanson  n.  Prime 
Thompson  Isaac,  druggist  cor.  High  &  2d — d  h  63  Arch 
Thompson  James,  mate  of  vessel,  74  Almond 
Thompson  James  C.  merchant  137  south  Fifth 
Thompson  James,  cabinetmaker  Hamiltonville 
'I'hompson  James,  turnkey  Broad  above  Arch 
Thompson  James,  tallowchandler  21  Shippen 
Thompson  James,  weaver  10  York  court 
Thompson  James,  innkeeper  S  E  cor  Water  8c  Spruce 
Thompson  widow  of  James  B  221  Walnut 
'1  hompson  James  C.  a.  m.  professor  of  languages  Uui- 

versity  of  Pennsylvania 
Thompson  Jane,  widov/  Cherry  belpw  Sch.  Sixth 
Thompson  Jane,  widow  29  Crab  street 
Thompson  Jane,  widow  21  Budd  street 
Thompson  John,  carpenter  Weaver's  alley 
Thompson  John^  la'*ourer  Cadwalader 
Thompson  John,  weaver  Queen  below  Shakamaxon 
Thompson  Jolin,  drayman  Sch.  7th  above  Race 
Thompson  John,  tallow  chandler  14  Margaretta 
Thompson  John,  papermaker  N.  3d  above  Franklin 
Thompson  Jolin,  innkeeper  235  south  Second 
Thompson  John,  justice  of  the  peace  377  south  Front 
Thompson  John,  mariner,  back  113  Christian 
Thompson  John,  U.  S.  bank  watchman  364  S.  Second 
Thompson  John,  carpenter  Eleventh  below  Pine 
Thompson  John,  weaver  Perry  below  Pine 
Thompson  John  jun.  boot  and  shoemaker  395  S.  Front 
Thompson  J.  C.  carpenter  120  N.  Eleveuth  above  Race 
Thompson  John  C.  tallow  chandler  83  Budd 
Thompson  John  W.  grocer  N  W  cor.  Ceda^  and  Second 
Thompson  Jonah,  merchant  15  south  Front 
jThompson  L.  coachman  Shippen  above  Seventh 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORV.  THO 

Thompson  Margaret,  widow,  S.  Eighth  bel.  Lombard 
Thompson  Maiy,  widow  cor.  6th  and  Germ,  road 
Thompson  Mary,  widow  26  Brown 
Thompsoi\  Maiy,  8  Pear 

Thompson  &  Ogle,  merchant  tailors  35  south  Thinl 
Tlinmpson  Peter,  druggist  45  Coate's  alley 
■rrhompson  Phcebe,  widow  Atkinson's  court 
Thompson  Rebecca,  widow  of  John,  34  north  Front 
Thompson  Robert,  mercht.  15  High — d  h  139  Cherry 
Thompson  Robert,  merchant  7  north  Front 
Thompson  and  Ronaldson,  cabinet  makers  94  Union 
tThompson  Ruth,  back  100  north  Elcvcntli 
Thompson  Samuel,  merciiant  34  north  Front 
Thompson  Samuel,  mastmaker  Prime  above  Second 
Thompson  Samuel,  pih>t  18  Little  Water 
Thompson  Sarah,  widow  Elizabeth 
Thompson  Sarah,  widow  of  Andrew,  194  Lombard 
Thompson  Thomas,  farmer,  (Evergreen) Cedar  st.neai 

Gray's  feiry  road 
Thompson  Thomas,  carpenter  22  Little  German 
Thompson  Thomas,  mai'iner  4  Callowhill 
Thompson  Thomas,  teach°.r  227  Arch 
TI\ompson  Thomas,  blacksmith  210A  Arch 
Thompson  Walter,  grocer  N  Ecor.  Shippen  and  2d 
Thompson  Wm.  mariner  57  Moyamensing  road 
Thompson  Wm.  carpenter  9  Chancery  lane 
Thompson  William,  watchman  Catharine  N  W  corner 

Turner's  court 
Thompson  Wm.  S.  ladies'  shoemaker  Cedar  above  3d 
Thompson  Wm.  carpenter  480  Race 
ThomjisoM  V\'m.  R.  and  Co.  grocers  N  Ecor.  Front  and 

High— d  h  137  south  Fifth 
Thompson  Wm.  mastmaker  532  south  Front 
Thompson  Wm.  shipwright  Rose  alley  near  Browne 
■fThompson  Wm.  poster  St.  Mary  above  Sixtli 
Thomson  Alexander,  accountant  Broad  near  Vine  street 
Thomson  Charles,  druggist  34  Sassafras 
Thomson  Edward,  merch.  c  h  90  and  d  h  92  S.  Fourth 
ThBffison  George,  t,entle<T)an  189  Chesnut 
.  Thomson  (ieorge,  oak  cooper  39  Penn  &  14  S.  Water 
'I'homson  Jesse,  m.  d.  back  36  Sassafras 
Thomson  Lvde,  oysterman  323  south  Second 
Thomson  M  iry,  widow  teacher  1  Heyde's  court 
Thomson  Mary,  17  Jones'  alley 
Tiiomson  Mrs.  widow  Quarry 

Thomson  Thomas,  coidwainer  Frankford  r.  ab.  Prince 
Thomson  \\'m.  L.  buardii»ghouse  152  south  Second 
Tiiomson  Wm  oakcooper  17  and  25  Penn 
Thones  Simon,  mariner  46  Meado  alley 
Thorburn  Alexander,  tanner  St-  John  above  Beaver 
Thorman  Nicholas,  rigger,  back  393  south  Second 
'Thorn  Adam,  porter  soutli  Eighth  below  Lombard 
I'horn  Christiana,  widow  Coates  above  Eigliih 


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Thorn  Daniel  J.  carpenter  142  south  Ninth 

Thorn  Enoch,  carpenter  Pine  above  Twelfth 

Thorn  George,  grocer  Fourth  near  George  (N.  L.) 

Thorn  James,  cordwainer  Burd's  alley  (S.) 

Thorn  John,  ropeniaker  Pleasant  above  Charles 

Thorn  John,  carter  Kunckel  above  Noble 

Thorn  John,  brickniaker  N  E  cor.  Sixth  and  Green 

Thornhill  Ann,  widow  9  Jones'  alley 

Thornhill  Richard,  plasterer  11  Willing's  alley 

Thornton  Elizabeth,  Mrs.  widow  Drinker's  court 

Thornton  Henry,  shoemaker  Middle  alley 

Thornton  John,  tavernkeeper  326  south  Front 

Thornton  Mary,  witiow,  back  44  Spruce 

Tliornton  Robert,  ste\edore  308  south  Front 

Thorp  Eliza,  widow  St.  Mary  street 

Thorp,  Siddall  8c  Co.  merchants  59  north  Third 

Thorp  Isbachar,  merchant  59  north  Third 

Thorjj  James,  merchant  59  north  Third 

Thorp  John,  nailer  Frankford  I'oad  near  Queen 

Thouron  Nicholas  6c  Co.  merchants  229  High— d  h  18 

Powell 
Thouron  Peter,  accountant  18  Powell 
Throckmorton  Joseph  W.  merchant  53  High — d  h  36 

north  Ninth 
Thum  George,  m.  d.  268  south  Second 
Thum  John,  county  commissioner  and  brickmaker  57 

Almond,  kilns  Cedar  above  Broad 
Thuralert  George,  cordwainer  403  north  Third 
Thurston  Robert,  shipmaster  80  Christian 
Thuun  Daniel,  bookseller  12  south  Sixth  near  Market 

— d  h  181  south  Fifth 
Tibbal  Elias,  coi'dwainer  10  Strawberry 
Tibbal  James,  cordwainer  22  Strawberry 
Tice  Ann  Christiana,  widow  Cherry  bel.  Sch.  Eighth 
Tice  Elizabeth,  widow  shopkeener  Beach  n-  High  br. 
Tice  Mary,  widow  Wood  near  Queen 
Tice  Richard,  sea  captain  126  Pine 
Ticeboch  George,  labourer  cor  Marlboro'  &  Prince 
Tichenor  Richard,  boot  and  shoemaker  42  N.  Fourth 
Tiebout  C.  engraver  299  Vine  [see  Tybout  iJf  Thiebault 
Tiedrick  ,  widow  ot  Joseph,  74  Vine 

Tierney  John,  watchmaker  180  north  Water 
Tiers  Cornelius,  blockmaker  &c.  85,  74  and  211  Swan- 
son  and  near  102  South  wharves 
Tiers  &  Myerle,  ship  chandlers  85  Swanson  and  50  S. 

wharves 
Tiffin  James,  hatter  147  Chesnut 
Tildsley  James,  ta^or  42  Zane 
Tilford  John  W.  merchant  232  High 
Tilghman  Benj.  counsellor  at  law  142  Chesnut  ab.  6tb 
tTilghman  Daniel,  porter  Middle  alley 
Tilghman  Edward,  merchant  Walnut  near  Twelfth 
tTilghman  Joseph,  Shippeh  below  Eighth 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  TOD 

rilchman,  widow  of  Edward,  234  Walnut 
t'rilgliniaii  Thomas,  waiter  '267  Spruce 
Tilghman  William,  cliict  justice  of  the  state  of  Penn- 
sylvania 205  Chesnut 
tTiU  Abraham,  labourer  5  Atkinson's  court 
Till  (ieorge,  shipwright,  back  482  north  Third 
tTill  John,  bootcleaner  272  south  Seventh 
X'lill  Manuel,  woodsawyer  3  Plum 
f'l'ill  Philip,  waiter  Quince  above  Warren 
rill  Susan,  boardinghouse  Beach  above  Marlboro' 
Tiller  Robert,  bricklayer,  back  137  Green 
Tiller  Robert,  engraver  32  Elfreth's  alley 
Tiller  Samuel,   copperplate  printer  18  Library — d  h 

139 (irecn 
Tilley  tieorge,  10  Callowhill 

Tilley  Hicliard,  waterman  Beach  near  High  bridge  (K) 
fTillman  William,  Dean's  alley 

Tillinghast  John  C  accountant,  1st  teller  in  Commer- 
cial bank,  183  south  Scventli 
tTillison  Daniel,  waiter  Clifton 
f  Tilman  Andrew,  coachman  Sixth  near  Fitzwaltcr 
Tilton  Eunice,  widow  teacher  ti9  Coates — d  h  107  N.  5th 
Tilly  Mary,  widow  of  Peter,  Sixtli  above  Christian 
jTime  Samuel,^coachmHn,  back  50  Cun-ant  alley 
Timings  &  Holme,  storekeepers  395  north  Front 
Timings  Philip  C.  185  north  Third 
Timings  Thomas,  clerk  to  commissioners  N.  Liberties 

395  north  Front 
Timmins  Uriah,  cordwain'^r,  back  106  Plum 
Timon  Peter,  mariner  Miriberry  W  Sch.  Second 
jTinch  Peter,  labourer  28  Elizabeth 
Tindale  Henry,  assistant  in  store  170  north  Eighth 
Tindale  John,  carter  21  Fitzwalter 
Tine  Samuel,  coachman  Eagle  court 
Tingley  Clement,  merchant  233  High  N  E  cor.  Sixth 
Tippings  Thomas,  waterman  Oak  bel.  Hayscales 
Tisdalc  Robert,  stonecutter  Prospect  alley 
Tite  Charles  P.  17  Minor 

Titlow  David,  farmer  Germ,  road  above  1st  gate 
Titlow  George,  sen.  drover  Germ,  road  bel.  1st  gale 
Titlow  Jolin,  drove:-  Sixth  l)clow  (iermantown  road 
Tittemary  Ann,  teachtr  450  south  Front 
Tittemary,  widow  of  JoKn,  11)  Moyanv.nsing  road 
Tittle  Mi'Ses,  bootmaktr  153  nortli  Sixth 
Titwilcr  Jolin,  Callowhill  above  Tenth 
Tizlar  Fredi^rick,  coppersmith  Walker's  court 
Toal  Margaret,  widosv  2  Vernon    ^ 
Tod  William,  drayman  Race  near^chuylkill  Eighth 
Tod  William  H.  attorney  at  law  153  Walnut 
Todd   Vlexander,  shipnustei-  41  (icrman 
Todd  Henry,  merchaiit  63  soiitii  Front 
fTo'l'i  Joslviia,  waitei-  0^borne's  court 
Todd  Moses,  grocer  191  south  Seventh 


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Todd  Saml.  P.  of  U.  S.  navy,  inquire  at  Navy  Yard 

Todd  Thomas  T.  grocer  269  Spruce 

ITodd  Thomas,  coachdriver  5  Fries'  coui't 

Todd  William,  innkeeper,  near  stone  bridge  Frankf.  r. 

Todhunter  Joseph,  hosiery  &  lace  store  54  S.  Second 

Toland  -Henry,  merchant  290  High— d  h  122  S.  Eighth 

Toland  John  B.  409  High 

Toland  Robert,  merchant  268  and  d  h  409  High 

Toland  &  Rockhill,  merchants  290  High 

Toland  widow  of  Henry,  409  High 

Tolbert^Henry,  carpenter  Fins  above  Tliirteenth 

Tolbert  Henry,  blacksmith  Hamilton  village 

Tolbert  James,  farmer  Washington  above  Second 

Tolbert  John,  accountant  22  George 

Tolbert  Joseph,  labourer  79  Moyamensing 

Tolbert  William,  labourer  Blackberry  alley 

Tole  Robert,  grocer  cor.  Fifth  and  Small 

fTolson  John,  coachman  223  south  Eighth 

Tomkins  Sai'ah,  widow  102  Vine  f? 

Tomkins  Thomas,  bricklayer  30  Washington  st, 

Tompkin  Nathan,  bricklayer  Vine  above  Broad 

Tompkins  Samuel,  waterman  353  south  Front 

Tomlin  Enos,  waterman  Christian  below  Fourth 

Tomlin  Isaiah,  carter  Crown  corner  Prince 

Tomlin  Samuel,  drayman  76  Budd 

Tomlin  Stokes,  cooper  32  Lrittle  Water 

Tomlinson  Benjamin,  carpenter  15  Prosperous  alley 

Tomlinson  Benjamin,  44  Vine 

Tomlinson  John,  Lancaster  and  Pittsburgh  stage  office 

286i  High — d  h  Darby  road  below  High 
Tomlinson  Richard,  carpenter  Twelfth  below  Pine 
Toner  Michael,  teacher  Cedar  above  12th  [see  Turner 
jToney  Mary,  widow  Portland  lane 
Tonge  Christopher,  blacking  and  perfumery  manuf.  & 

general  fancy  store  86  Lombard 
Tonken  William,  sadler  236  south  Fourth 
Tool  Ebenezer,  ferry  carter  24  Jones'  alley 
Toole  Arthur,  tavern  corner  Sixth  and  Cedar 
Toole  Maiy,  widow,  back  184  Lombard 
Topham  John,  carpenter  8c  constable  N  E  cor.  Twelfth 

and  Spruce  [see  Tafiham 

Topham  Reuben,  tinplate  worker  Arch  near  Juniper 

below  Broad 
Toram  Stephen,  tailor  60  Lombai'd 
Toi'ans  Abraliam,  labourer,  back  392  Race 
Torbenson  Thomas,  watchman  Swede's  court 
Torens  Samuel,  noith  Second  above  Poplar 
Tornkins  George,  victualler  Cooper's  ferry  N.J. 
Torr  Jaboel,  tailor  74  north  Sixth 
Torr  John,  boot  and  shoemaker  111  Sassafras 
Torr  Joseph,  carpenter  Torr's  court 
Torr  widow  of  Josiah,  33  Mechanic 
Torrence  Daniel,  chandler  16  Passyunk  road 


PUlLADLLl'lllA   UIKECTOKV.  TRA 

1  orris  Bernard,  tiiuiiiin  41  Lombard 
Torry  Hamilton,  t-illuwchandkr  6  Juniner  lane 
Towcll  Wm.  brush n)akt'r  and  grocer -lih  bel.  Christian 
Towers  Ann,  widow,  seamstiess  169  nurih  Sixth 
Town  lilizabcth,  widow  Lombard  ntar  Sch.  Seventh 
Town  Elizabeth,  Mis.  back  31  Elizabeth 
Town  John,  shipwright  418  north  Front 
Town  Thomas,  i)rinter,  office  back  110  Walnut 
Towner  Silden,  smith  5  Burd's  court 
Townley  James,  ladies*  shoemaker  115  Mcyaniensing  r. 
fTownsend  Andrew,  labourer  Meredith's  court 
Townsend  Charles,  clock  &  watchmaker  105  Chesnut 
Townsend  Elida,  plasterer  Faries'  court 
Townsend  Elizabeth,  widow,  565  south  Front 
Townsend  Isaac,  labourer,  back  J.Q  Julian.' 
Townsend  John,  jun.  clock  and   matchmaker  1  north 

Fifth  near  Market — d  h  seSpmce 
Townsend  John,  cabinetmaker  S6  Spruce 
Townsend  John,  mariner  11  Callowhill 
Townsend  Jonathan,  accountant  68  Tammany 
Townsend  Joseph,  plumber  216  north  Fourth 
Townsend  William,  drygoods  store  191  south  Second 
fTownsend  Wm.  woodsawver.  Miles' court  near  Rose 
Towreson  Stephen,  shipwiight  Poplar  lane  h.  St.  John 
Towson  Obadiah  W.  silversmith  73  Ann 
Towson  Wilham,  mariner  7  north  Fifth 
Towzer  Elias,  carter  Sch.  Eighth  near  Vine 
Toy  Andrew,  shipwright  22  Mar}  (S  ) 
Toy  Andrew,  boot  and  shoemaker  152  Cherry 
Toy  Buddell,  bricklayer  126  Locust 
Toy  Caleb,  labourer  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Toy  Daniel,  labourer  Clare  alley 
Toy  Isaac,  fisherman  Brusstar's  alley  (K.) 
Toy  John,  shipcarpenter  Queen  near  Hanover 
Toy  John  M.  labourer  Marlborough  below  Prince 
Toy  Mary,  widow,  429  north  Front 
Toy  Matthias,  ropemaker  Shakamaxon  near  Bedford 
Toy  Nicholas,  shipwright  25  Parham's  alley 

ioy  Sarah,  widow  S.  E.  corner  Shippcn  and  George 

iVacey  Hugh,  back  86  High 

Tracy  Edward,  tavernkjpepcr  427  Chesnut  above  13th 

Tracy  widow  of  Edward,  High  W.  Sch.  Second 

Ti  ader  William,  tailor  16  Ciray's  alley 

Train  Mary,  widow  34  Newmarket 

Trainer  James,  smith  10  Sugar  alley 
Traner  Felix,  grocer  174Swanson 

Trapanier  Susannah,  widow  Bradford's  alley 

Traquair  Adam,  marble  mason  N  W  corner  Filbert  & 
10th — d  h  Eleventh  above  Filbert 

Fraquair  Ann,  widow  of  James,  5  north  Tenth 

'Traquair  Thomas  &  Co.  marble  masons — vard  N  W 
cor.  Filbert  8c  10th— d  h  23  N.  10th  opposite  the  yard 


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Trautwine  W.  cooper  and guagerl IN.  Wharves — dh 

15  Vine 
Travelli  Francis^  crockery  store  35  Green 
Travers  Frederick,  sea  captain  563  south  Second 
Traves  Elizabeth,  widow  569  south  Second  street 
Travis  Ehzabeth,  widow  Chesnut  below  Thirteenth 
Ti'avis  John,  labourer  above  543  north  Third 
Travis  Joshua,  glassblower  Juniper  alley 
Tra villa  Francis,  artificial  manufacturer  67  north  Fifth 
Travilla  James,  cordwainer  23  Jones'  alley 
Treadway  Henry,  labourer  George  (N.  L.)  near  2d 
Treadway  William,  labourer  George  (N,  L.)  near  2d 
Trefts  George  A.  baker  59  Browne 
Tregotnain  Godfrey,  secretary  to  the  consulate  to  Rus- 
sia, 2  Acorn  alley 
Treichel  Charles  G.  accountant  233  Lombard 
Trelease  Charles,  trader  498  Sassafras 
Tree  Lambert,  sailmaker  33  South  wharves — d  h  156 

south  Front 
Tree  Rebecca,  widow,  teacher  14  German 
Trench  Joseph  slater  Phoenix  tavern  8  Laetitia  court 
Trees  Abraham,  cordwainer  5  Rihl's  court 
Tx'ees  Eleanor,  widow,  seamstress  56  Currant  alley 
Tress  Thomas,  carpenter  170  south  Fifth 
Trosk  John,  mariner,  394  south  Third 
Tresse  George  G.  apothecary  to  Philadel.  Dispensary 
Tremper  Henry,  gentleman  28  noi'th  Front 
Tremper  John,  merchant  28  north  Front 
Trendel  Thomas,  Washington  academy  21  south  7th 
Trexler  George,  victualler  Germanto\yn  road  below 

Second — stall  17  N.  L.  market 
Trexler  Jacob,  hairdresser  and  bleeder  143  N.  Front 
Trextler  John,  cordwainer,  back  479  north  Second 
Tribbet  widow  of  William,  Christian  above  Eighth 
Tribout  Francis,  haii'dresser  89  south  Front 
Trider  Lewis,  farmer  Duke  near  Cherry  (K.) 
Trickett  William,  brassfounder  4  Dock  street 
Tricebaugh  George,  labourer,  cor.  Marlboro'  8c  Prince 
Trimble  Henry,  innkeeper  6  Stamper's  alley 
Trimble  Samuel,  shipwright  11  Christian 
Trimble  Sarah,  widow  Hause's  court 
Trinkle  John,  cui'rier  Wood  street 
Triol  Peter,  carpenter  43  Mechanic 
Tripp  John,  currier  254  north  Third 
Tripple  Anthony,  boot  and  shoemaker  70  north  Fifth 
Tripple  Daniel,  hog  victualler  Charles  street — stall  18 

tiew  market  south  Second 
Trippe  Elizabeth,  teacher  424  north  Third 
Tripler,  Jacob  Sc  Co.  grocers  238  north  Second 
Tripler  Jacob,  grocer  238  north  Second — d  h  108  St. 

John 
Tripner  Jacob,  cordwainer  Charles  above  Callowhill 
Tripner  George,  shoemaker,  James  opposite  Rugan 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  TRY 

I  iipner  George,  jr.  victualler  James  above  Charles 

Triol  Peter  A.  carperiteV,  43  Mechanic  street 

Troll  Mary,  widow  340  sontli  Front 

Trood  Alexanders,  teacher  acac'emy  back  12  Bread  st. 

Trost  Martin,  brassfounrier,  101  Crown 

Troth  Ann.  Mrs.  207  Race 

Troth  Henry  &  Co.  druggists  &c.  222  High 

Trotter  Joseph,  merchant  47  N.  Front— d  h  north  4th 

near  (ireen 
Trotter  Mary,  widow  north  Fourth  near  Green 
Trotter  Nathan  &  Co.  merchants  47  and  170  north 
^  Front — d  h  of  Natlian  Trotter  78  Vine 
Trotter  Wm.  I  innkeeper  and  cabinetmaker  Kichmond 

village  (^point) 
Trotter  V\  m.  mariner,  back  72  Christian  .street 
Troubat  John,  mercliant  tailor  108  soutli  Second 
Troutt  Frederick,  ropcniaker  Carpenter  (S.)  above  5th 
Trout  George,  yict.  Buttonwood  near  Ridt^c  road 
Trout  Hannah,  widow,  Buttonwood  near  Ridge  road 
Trout  Henr)',  victualler  Buttonwootl  lane 
Trout  Jeremiah,  victualler  Buttonwo6d  below  Ridge  r 
Trout  John,  brickmaker  Buttonwood  near  Ridge  road 
Trout  John,  deputy  shepiff73  Crown 
Trout  William,  watchman  11  Fetter  lane 
Troutman  &  Eckert,  merchants  292  Higii 
Troutman  George,  merchant  292  High 
Troutwine  William,  sen.  54  Green 
Troutwine  William,  oakcooper    Clifford's  wharl— d  li 

15  Vine 
Troxell  Catharine,  Mrs.  110  Shijipen 
Troxell  Joseph,  tailor  19  Sterling  alley 
Truatt  James,  typefounder  Cedar  below  Tenth 
Truefit  Henry  P.  broker  182  Spruce  3d  door  above  5th 

south  side 
Truman  Hannah,  teacher  83  New 
Truman  Isaac,  stagedriver  19  Vernon 
Truman  James,  tinplate  worker  102  north  Seventh 
Iruman  John,  currier,  back  16  Jones's  alley 
Truman  Joseph  M.  tinplate  worker  4  north  Seventh 
Truit  William,  hatter  Cedar  near  Penn — d  h  21  Cedai 
Truit  Thomas,  shoemaker  back  117  (ierman 
Truitt  William,  carter  122  Swanson 
Trump  Isaac,  carpenter  Locust  below  Tliirtccnth 
T-^ump  Mar\  E.  widow,  106  north  ElevenUi 
jTrusty  Campbell,  porter,  Sliippen  near  Thirteenth 
jTrusty  Jonathan,  master  sw.ep  184  Pine 
tTrusty  Michael,  sawyer,  back  22  Small 
Trusser  Nicholas,  labourer  \ine\.ii(l  village 
Truxtun    com    Thomas,  late  sheriff,   328  Arch  above 

Eleventh 
Tryday  Cieorge  H.  baker  Thirteenth  above  Raf-e 
Tryday  George  L.  weaver,  Mariliorfiugh  near  West 
Try^Jtt  Elijah,  conilimaker  3^0  S.  Second  and  72  Plir.i) 
2  L 


TUR  whitely's  annual 

Tiyon  George,  cooper  and  tinsmith  152  north  Second 
Trynn  George  W.  gun,  manuf.  aiid  store  165  N.  Second 
Tryon  Jacob  G.  justice  of  the  peace  and  brigade  inspec- 
tor, office  296  N,  3d — d  h  Queen  near  Warren  (K.) 
Tubbs  Zedekiah,  cordwainer  35  FrankUn    . 
Tucker  Ann,  teacher  Rose  alley  near  Green 
Tucker  Benjamin,  china  merchant  324  High— d  h  44 
.    north  Fifth 

-Tucker  James,  accountant  inquire  34  south  Third 
Tucker  Mary,  Mrs.  of  James,  tancv  feather  store  34  S. 

Third 
Tucker  Priscilla,  widow  4  Mary 
Tucker  Robert,  tailor  5  Myers' court 
Tucker  S  m.  d.  114  Arch 

Tucker  Samuel,  shoemaker  Germantown  road  above  3d 
Tucker  Wm.  E.  teacher  up  stairs  of  4  south  Eighth 
Tuckheld  Wm.  shoemaker  19  north  Ninth 
tTudas  Jonathan,  dealer  corner  Pine  and  Second 
jTudefor  John,  poi'ter  Quince 
Tuder  Jolin,  wharf  builder  461  south  Second 
I'uder  Samuel,  ropemakei',  Eighth  near  Tidmash 
Tuley  John,  fein-yman  Camden  (N.  J.) 
'1  uU  John,  shipcarpenter,  Penn  near  Maiden  (K.) 
Tull  Richard,  shipwright  33  Duke  (N.  L.) 
Tully  James,  carpenter,  back  378  south  Second 
Tully  Philip,  mariner.  Pine  near  Eleventh 
'I'ully  Thomas,  cordwainer  Turner's  court 
Tully  Thompson,  carpenter  117  Catharine 
Tumbelston  Henry,  tailor  N  W  corner  Water  and  the 

Drawbridge — d  h  53  Spruce 
Tumey  Henry,  labourer.  Eighth  Vernon  street 
Tumey  Martha,  widow,  back  15  Poplar  lane 
Tuney  Henry,  labourer  62  Passyunk  road 
Tunison  Philip,  shop  keeper  153  Locust 
Tunis  Thomas  R.  merchant  58  S.  whai'ves — d  h  Walnut 

above  Eleventh 
Tunis  &  Way,  merchants  58  South  wharves 
Turbiscn  Thomas,  watchman,  back  461  south  Second 
Turley  Enoch,  shipmaster,  36  Catharine 
TurnbuU  Alexander,  cabinetmaker  7  south  Sixth 
Turnbull  Duncan,  M.  n.  179  south  Fifth 
rurnbuU  George,  JDaker  173  Coates  above  Old  York  r 
Turner  Abigail,  widow  of  Wm.  Chesnut  below  11th 
Turner  Awn,  washerwoman,  St.  Mary  street 
Turner  Francis,  teacher  Rose  alley  near  Bi'owne 
Turner  George,  hatter,  2  Schriver's  court 
Turner  Henry,  wheel wrigrit  19  Tammany 
Turner  John,  jr.    6c  Co.    shipchandlers  251  Swanson 

below  Christian 
Turner  IsaiaJi,  shoemaker  Smith's  court  5th  near  Vine 
Turner  Isabella,  74  Callowhill 

Turner  James,  merchant  173  High— d  h  20  Strawberry 
Turner  James,  hibourer,  Grisbers  alley 


PfllLAlM-.Ll'lIIA    DIllIXTORY.  T  W  K 

rumer  widow  of  JSnics  W.  20  Strawberry 
'l'urni.-r  Jesse,  shipwright  21  Beck's  alley 
Tunicr  John,  sen.  gciuleniuij  68  Swaiison 
Turner  Jolui,  jmi.  niastnv.ikcr  Swanson  below  Christian 

— d  h  318   south  Front 
Turner  John,  labourer  137  Moyamcnsing  road 
Turner  John,  gent  4~1  soutli  Front  N  K  cor.  Christian 
Turner  Jolin,  ropcm;iker  N  E  corner  of  Federal  and 

the  Moyaniensing  road 
Turner  rev.  Joseph,  370  S.  Second  N  Wcor.  Catharine 
Turner  Josejjh,  master  of  vessel   417  north  Front 
tTurner  Levi,  labourer.  Fries'  court 
Turner  Mary,  widow,  19  Mulberry  alley 
jTurner  Peter,  sawyer,  corner  Coates  and  Fifth 
Turner  Hobei-l,  shinsmitli  Rose  alley  below   Browne 
tTurner  Robert,  labourer,  l)ack  242  Race 
Turner  Rosanna,  widow,  256  soutli  Fifth  street 
Turner  Samuel,  labourer  35  Ca.tharine 
fTrner  Susan,  widow,  boarJingliouse  1  Prune  cor.  4th 
Tuurner  Tliomas,  labourer,  back  257  south  Fourth  st. 

Turner  W'm.  A.  attorney  at  law  Chesnut  third  door 
below  Eleventh 

Turner  VV'm.  shipwright  H;>no\cr  above  Queen 

Turner  Wm.  L.  acr.o\intant  Old  York  r.  bel.  Tammany 

Turner  Wm.  drayman,  back  114  Budd 

Turpin  John,  labourer  3  Pratt's  court 

Turness  Sarah,  widow,  corner  Mulberry  alley  N.  Fifth 

Turney  Ann,  widow  72  Penn 

Turney  (ieorge,  mariner,  back  69  Christian 

Turney  Hugh,  carpenter,  back  303  Walnut 

Turnpenny  John,  commis.  mci'chant  10  Laurel  court 

Tuirenia  Catharine,  SpaflFord  below  Shippen 

Tustian  John,  carpenter  31  Franklin 

Tustin  Catharine,  Mrs.  of  John,  Callowhillncar  Sch.  3d 

Tustin  Susannah,  widow,  Third  near  (ierniantown  r. 

Tuttle  Adam,  caulker  Browne  near  Cherry  (K.) 

Tuttle  Edward,  coiilwaiuer  9  north  Sixth 

Tuttle  James,  shipwiighl  Queen  near  Crown 

'Tuttle  Jacob,  caulker  Beach  near  Marlljorougli 

Tuttle  John,  shipwright  Beach  corner  Shakaniaxon  (K.) 
Tuttle  Marv,  widow  of  captain  Andrevs'.  29  Keys'  alley 
Tuttle  Richard,  sliipwright  Beach  near  Mailborough 
Tuttle  Wm.  caulker  Queen  near  Shakaniaxon 
Tutton  Jenkins,  cordwainer  Cobl)'s  court  (N.  L.) 

Tuzee  I..ydia,  widow  3  Friends'  almshouse 

IWaddeli  James,  merchant  47  south  wharves — d  h    24 
Powell 

T  waddell  and  Thomas,  merchants  47   South  wharves 

Twells  Edw.  merchant  175  High— d  h  269  Chesnut 
'Twells  G.  and  E.  mercliants  175  Higli 

'Iwells  (iodfrey,  merchant  177  High 
Twells  Sarah,  widow  of  Godfrev,  177  Higli 

Iwells  Standley,  gentleman  177  Higii 


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Twibill  Geo.  W.  pocketbook  manuf.  176  S.  Second 
Twibill  Joseph,  tavernkeeperNE  cor  Fifth  &  Lombard 
Tybout  Phoebe,  widow  Hinkel's  court  \^see  Tiebout 

Tybout  Richard   hatter  21  Pear— d  h  195  Spruce 
Tyler  James  W.  tavernkeeper  24  Bank 
Tyler  Rufus,  mechanist  40  south  Fourth 
Tyndale  Henry,  accountant  Webb's  alley 
Tyndale  Robin':on,  china  merchant  Hi  noi'th  Front-^ 

d  h  100  north  Third 
Tyson  David,  shoemaker  Duval's  court 
Tyson  Geo.  broker  &  commission  merchant  20  Arch 
Tyson  Isaac,  storekeeper  371  north  Third 
Tyson  Philip,  drayman  Smith's  alley  (N  L) 
Tyson  William,  oy  sterman  Harper's  alley 


UBER  AD  \M,  victualler  Charles  above  Callowhill 
Uber  David,  vict.  253  Callowhill  above  6th— stall  28  old 

shambles 
Uber  Fredk.  victualler  72  old  shambles 
Uber  George,  vict.   Buttonwood  lane  above  Garden- 
stall  21  New  market  south  Second 
Uber  Lawrence,  victualler  James  above  Charles 
Uber  Lewis,  victualler  67  Gai'den 

Uber  Ma'y,  vict.  Garden^ — stall  7  New  market  south  2d 
Ubon  Joseph,  bricklayer  Vine  abovev  Broad 
Uhlary  Adam,  farmer  S.  Second  bel.  Gi'cenwich  street 
Uhiary  Aust.  mate  48  Christian 
Uhlary  Wm.  farmer  S.  Second  bel.  Greenwich 
Uhle  Catharine,  storekeeper,    widow  of  John,  sen.  45 

north  Fourth 
Ulile  John,  surgeon  dentist,  bleeder,  cupper  8c  leecher 

45  north  Fourth 
Uhler  George  m.  d.  414  north  Front 
Uhler  John  A.  baker  416  north  Front 
tUhler  John,  labourer  Carpenter  (S)  below  Third 
Ullnian  Mrs.  gentlewoman  212  Chesnut 
Ulman  Mayer,  grocery  &  tavern  NW  cor.  3d  &  Shippen 
Ulmer  George,  cordwainer  17  Charlotte 
Ulrich  A.  &  H.  tobacconists  199  north  Third 
Ulrich  Elizabeth,  shopkeeper  425  north  Third 
Ulrick  Fredk.  cordwainer  cor.  Eighth  and  Wood 
Ulrick  John,  cordwainer  Maria  ab«  Old  York  road 
Ulrick  Mary.  192  St.  John 
Uncleson  Miley,  labourer  Broad  above  Arch 
UnderwickTiarbara,  widow  Queen  near  Bishop 
Underwood  Ann,  widow  46  Penn  street 
Underwood  James,  bricklayer  Juniper  below  Walnut 
Unbehent  John,  bricklayer  Wood  above.Eighth       '^ 
Umbehent  Catharine,  vict,  Buttonwood  above  Eighth 
Umbehent  Samuel,  vict.  Washington  (S)  above  Front 
UiBbehent  Valentine,  216  Race 


PHILADELPHIA   niRlXTORY.  VAN 

Ump'cby  John,  sackiiit^hottom  manvif.  31,'  north    Front 
Underwood  John  bricklayer  131  north  KIcvliuIi 
Underwood  Noah,  couon  nianufaclurcr  37  Kunckcl  ab 

Noble 
Upman  Matthias,  saddler  &c.  I)ack  196  north  Third 
Upton  John,  hatter  85  north  Fifth 
Upp'jrman  Adam,  milkman  \'ic>ina  near  Diikc 
Upperman  Charles,  drayman  113  north  Fourth 
Upperman  George,  lal)ourer  Vienna  cor. Browne 
Urqnhart  widow  otAlexr.  collector  taxes  31  Catliarinc 
Urwilcr  Jacob,  labourer  Germantown  road  ab.  Third 
Urwiler  George,  silver  refiner  N.  Third  n.  (icrm.  r. 
Usher  Edward,  waterman  262  S.  Fourth        [.vcf  Kf/icr 
UsJjcr  Elizabeth,  widow  Old  York  v.  ab.  Poplar  lane 
Ustick Stephen  C.  late  printer,  boardiiighouse  306  High 
Ustick  William,  mate  of  vessel  Dnnker's  alley 


VAIL  DANIEL,  fur  &  hat  trimmings  store  3  and  d  h 

69  north  Fifth 
Vail  James  H.  attorney  at  law  Sansoni 
Vail  William  H  .  &  Co.  fur  and  hat  trimmings  store  .3 

north  Fifth — d  h  24  G.irden 
Vallance  John,  engraver  10  Library — d  h  87  S.  Sixth 
Vallance  William,  pilot  18  Catharine 
|\'alleau  Isaac,  labourer  230  Catharine 
Vallee  Francis,  Fitzwalter  above  Sixth 
Vallee  C.  French  boardinghouse  32  south  Third 
Vallee  Prosper,  gunsmith  101  south  Second 
\'alentine  Aury  engineer  110  Christian  street 
Valentine  Robert,  Pegg  street 
Vallentine  O.  carpenter  Maple 
tValentine  Samuel,  carter  Bonsall  above  Ninth 
Vallette  I"Ji  Augustus,  of  the  U.  S.  navy  308    N.  Second 
Valleltc  Eli,  accountant  2  Noble 
Vallette  Francis,  45  Fitzwalter  above  Seventh 
Value  Victor,  professor  of  French,  Mantua  village 
Van.irsdall   Aaron,  accountant  160  south  Ninth 
Vanarsdell  Jdhn,  accountant  113  north  Fourth  * 

Van  Bauii  William  1).  planemakcr,  l>ark  102  High 
Van  Beck  William  F.  labourer  c  r.  Passyunk  r,  &  8th 
Van  Beuren  Abm.  merch.  109  S.  Fmnt — d  h  19  Branch 
Van  Beuren  Henry,  livery  stable  11  Quarry 
Van  Blunk  Richaid,  mastnuiker  15  Parham's  alley 
fVan  Brackle  Samuel,  cabinetmaker  86  Locust — d  h  22 

Acorn  alley 
fVan  Brockic  &  Foster,  taihrs  NE  cor.  6th  &  Lombard 
Vaneller  .Vnn,  widow  Acorii  alley 
Vanhisl  Rener,  watchman  Brock  court 
Vanasdell  Isaac.  .slu;emaker  4.58  south  Second 
Vance  Adam,  labourer  Juni])cr  above  Cherry 
2L  2 


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Vance  Adam,  shipsmith  Fuller's  ay — d  h  66  Christian 
Vance    Arthur,  shipwright  182  Swanson  ■;, 

Vance  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Philip,  26  Parham's  alley 
Vance  &  Philips,  shipsmiths  65  Swanson 
Vance  John,  sliip  carpenter,  back  63  Queen  (S) 
Vance  Mary,  widow    Brustarr's  alley  bet.  Queen    and  ,j 
Beach  near  Shakamaxon  I 

Van  De  (iraft,  doctor  Stephen,  294  north  Front  . 
Vandegrift  Jacob,  oakcooper,  inspector  of  staves,  head- 
ing and  shingles  29  Swanson 
Vandegrift  James  R.  saddle  &c.  maker  144  Spruce  i 

Vandegrift  George,  shoemaker  Knodle  street 
Vandegrift  John,  caipenter  above  Charles  street  (P  L)' 
Vandegrift  Joseph,  hatter  32  Juliana 
Vaudegrift  Thomas,  labourer,  back  517  north  Third 
Vanderan  Susannah,  widow  41  Wood 
Vanderbelt  John,  gentleman  184  north  Third 
Vanderkemp  John  J.  agent  to  the  Holland  Land  Com-, 

pany  77  Spruce 
Vandermass  Abm.  shipcarpenter  Beach  n.  High  bridge^ 
Vanderslice  Anthony,  cedar  cooper  Oak  below  Browne^ 
VandersUce  (Jeorge,  bleeder  &  barber  105  Sassafras 
Vanderslice  George,  jun.  ladies'  shoemaker  73  N  8th 
VandersHce  Henry,  Trimble's  court 
Vanderslice  Hc^nry,  carpenter  350  north  Front 
Vanderslice  J  H.  hairdresser,  bleeder  §c  grocer  318  Vine 
Vanderslice  Jacob,  labourer  Front  near  Poplar 
Vander  Sloot  rev.  Frederick  Wm.  Kunckel  below  Green 
Vandervere  Peter,  mariner  17  Mary  (S) 
Vandervoort  Daniel,  cordwainer  48  Spruce 
Vandevier  Grace,  boardinghouse  74  Locust 
|Vandevier  Josepii,  labourer  Weaver's  ay 
Vandewinter  F.  sawyer  Shakamaxon  n.  Frankf.  road 
Vandike  Wm.  grocer  Hanover  near  Frankford  road 
Vandine  (ieorge,  sailmaker  65  George  (S) 
Vandine  &  Massac,  sailmakers  S^uth  wharves  S  W  cor. 
Cedar 

Van  Driel ,  clerk  to  Dutch  consul,  116  N  Water 

Van  Dusen  Nich.  shipbuilder  Beach  near  Marlborough 
Vandyke  Harman,  accountant  407  north  Second 
Vandyke  Jacob,  innkeeper  Frankf.  road  near  Palmer 
tVandyke  Jesse,  coachman  4Burd's  court 
Vandyke  &  Readings,  grocers  Frankf.  r.  n.  Black  horse 
Vandyke  Wm  grocer  Frankford  road  near  Palmer 
Vaneman  Frederick,  tailor  307  south  Front 
Van  Gelder  George  H.  storekeeper  S  south  Second 
Vanharlinger  John  M.  drygoods  store  247  S  Second 
Vanholt  James,  constable  239  south  Sixth 
Vanholt  Val.  blacksmith  Hamilton  W  Sch.  Washington 
Vanhook  Wm,  shipwright  Beach  above  Hanover 
Vanhorn  Abm.  grocer  and  suspendermaker  81  Shippen.. 
Vanhorn  Abm.  carter  Laurel  N  L  near  Budd 
Vanhorn  Isabella,  widow  of  Benjamin,  355  N  Front 
Vanhorn  Jacob,  carpenter  235  Coates 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRLCTOKY.  \  Al\ 

Vanhorn  John,  constable  Hanovei-  above  Prince 

X'anhorn  Jolin,  coachman  25  North  alley 

tVaniiorn  Joseph,  waiter,  back  295  south  Fourth 

Vanhorn  Mordecai  K.  carver  251  Race 

Vanhorn  Nathaniel,  Windsor  chair  manuf.  99  N  Front — 

d  h  4 Newmarket 
Vanhorn  Peter,  labourer  Christian  above  5th 
Vanhorn  Rebecca,  widow  167  St.  John 
Vanhorn  Redman,  labourer  Carlyle's  court 
Vanhorn  Robert,  upholsterer  266  south  Second 
Vanhorn  Susan,  widow  Queen  below  Shakamaxon 
Vanhoy  Abm  m.  d.  &  professor  of  midwifery  148  Arch 
Vanloon  John,  nailer  Prince  near  Vl'^est  (K) 
Vanmetre  Henry,  blacksmith  M'Culloch's  court 
tVanmetre  Henry,  mariner  Atkinson's  court 
Vanmetre  James,  drygoods  store  43  north  Second 
Vanmetre  John,  paperhanger  48  Gaskill 
Vanoller  Ann,  Mrs.  ot  John,  seamstress  3  Acorn  ay 
\'an  Pelt  Peter,  surgeon  dentist  149  Chesnut 
Van  Sciver  Isaac,  wheelwright  Camden  (N  J) 
Van  Sciver  Jacob,  drayman  Simmons'  court 
Van  Sciver  Wm.  morocco  manuf.  cor  Vine  &  Sch  6th 
Vansickle  Cornelius,  cordwainer  Beach  near  Maiden 
Vansickle  Cornelius,  4  Piatt's  court 
Vansise  Jane,  widow  ot  Joseph,  196  north  Front 
Vanstavoren  Cornelius,  sen  335  north  3d 
\  anstavoren  Cornelius,  jun.  carpenter  52  Chester 
Vanstavoren  James,  constable  58  Chester 
Vanstavoren  William,  currier  Green 
Vanstenbergh  Jacob,  accountant  Pitt  above  Beaver 
Vansyckle  Elijah,  grocer  131  N  2d — d  li  74  N  Front 
Vansyckle  8c  Garrison,  grocers  131  north  Second 
Vansykle  Ralph,  agent  tor  post  chaise  N   Y  and  Balti- 
more stages,  28  south  3d 
\'anzyle  Jolin,  M.  D.  95  Plum 
Vantinc  John,  waterman  75  Moyamensing  road 
Vanline  Joseph,  shoemaker  36  Middle  allev 
\'an  Trump  Elizabeth,  boardinghouse  22  Carter's  ay 
Vanuxem  &  Clark,  mercliaiits99  south  Front 
N'anvalto  Lanibates,  labourer  75  Lombard 
Vanvalto  Riciiavd,  innkeeper  S  W  cor  Shippen  &  Front 
Van  Vleck  rev.  William  H.  pastor  of  the  United  Bre- 
thren cliurch,  74  Race 
Vanvoorhis  Robert,  shipmaster  134  Swanson 
Vardey  Catharine,  giocer216  south  Water 
Vardcy  Miles,  tailor  216  south  Water  corner  Pine  &  217 

soutli  Front 
Vare  John,  shingleshaver.  High  near  Sch.  Second 
Varin  Francis,  teacher,  back  1  Bread 
Varner  &  Davis,  carpenters,  back  of  12  south  Fifth 
Vanier  Jacob,  labourer  191  Green 
Varner  Robert,  carpenter  Cedar  below  Seventh 
Varner  Robert,  carpenter,  back  12  8c  d  h  243  S  Fifth 


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Vasse  Chas.  boardinghouse  120  N  Water  6cl8  N  Front 

Vauclain  Mrs.  M.  A.  115  north  Fifth 

Vaughan  Misses  12  Pennsylvania  avenue 

Vaughan  John,  merchant  S  E  cor  Front  and  Walnut 

Vaughan  John,  shipwright  Beach  above  Marlborough 

Vaughan  Jonathan,  labourer  Queen  below  Ma'rlLorough 

Vaughan  Mary,  milliner  66  south  Fourth 

Vaughan  Thomas,  shipwright  Cherry'  near  Prince 

Vaughan  Thomas,  jun.  shipwright  Cherry  near  Prince 

Vaughan  William,  jun.  caulker  Cherry  near  Prince 

Vaughan  William,  grocer  Queen  near  Cherry 

Vaux  George,  attorney  at  law  145  Mulberry 

Vaux  James,  gentleman  231  Mulberry  near  Seventh 

Vaux  James,  labourer  Queen  near  Hanover 

Vaux  Roberts,  gentleman  346  Mulberry 

Veabin  John,  paperstainer  &c.  Juniper  below  Walnut 

Veacock  Ann,  widow  59  Lombard 

Velde  M.  baker  Ninth  above  Race 

Velthoven  Richard  V.  tavernkeeper  270  south  Front 

^'emaberry  Andrew,  mariner  36  Parham's  alley 

fVenable  Jacob,  mariner  6  Gaskill  street 

Venabe  Josiah,  labourer  145  Moyamensing  road 

Venable  Prudence,  widow  Cooper's  ferry  (N  J) 

fVenable  Robert,  labourer  79  north  Sixth 

Vench  Frederick,  tanner  Noble  below  3d 

Vennell  James,  ferryman  Bishop  (K) 

Venright  Catharine,  cakebaker,  back  86  Locust 

Verdey  Miles,  innkeeper  &c,  N  E  cor.  Front  Sc  Pine 

Verdin  widow  of  John  B.  448  south  3d  street 

Vernon  Samuel,  wheelwright  4  Bell's  court 

Vernou  Jno.  Spanish  segar  manuf.  perfumer  6cc.  3  south 

Front 
Verdries  Joseph  P.  classical  and  mathematical  teacher 

49  north  Seventh 
Vernhes  John,  cloth  spunger  67  Walnut 
Verrist  W.  paintstore  344  north  Second 
jVesey  Edward,  sawyer  &c.  66  Gaskill  street 
Vesey  Hezekiah,  tailor  Relief  alley  above  Front 
Vessels  Sylvester,  watchman  4  Plum 
Vezin  Charles,  merchant  8  S  wharves — d  h  5  SFoui'th 
V^ezin  &  Von  Lengerke,  merchants  8  South  wharves 
Viall  Winchester,  grocery  and   tavern  300  south  Front 
Viau  Benjamin,  cabinetmaker  156  south  Sixth 
Vice  David  caulker  Marlborough  above  Beach 
Vickers  David,  merchant  19  north  Water 
Vickers  Kezia,  widow  39  Zane 

Vickers  Thomas,  mason  8c  bricklayer  High  W  Sch.  6th 
Vickery  Benjamin,  shoemaker  St.  John  above  Poplar  1, 
tVictor  John,  barber  M3  solith  Fifth 
Vie  Alexander  &  Co.  merchants  41  Chesnut 
Villan  George,  cor  Weaver's  ay  and  Hazel 
Villon  John,  mariner  107  Catharine 
Vince  Mary,  widow  2  Parham's  ay 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  WAD 

\  iiicent  John,  mariner  480  north  Second 

Vincent  Elizabeth,  widow  9  Federal 

Vining  Eleanor,  housekeeper  244  south  Seventh 

Vinton  Abel,  merchant  153  High 

Vinton  T.  &  A.  merchants  153  High 

Vinton  Thomas,  merchant  153  High 

Vinyard  James,  sailmaker  47  Vine 

Vinyard  &  Shindler,  sailmakers,  back  123  north  Water 

Vinyard  William,  shipbuilder  425  south  Front 

Virchaux  H.  T.  180  south  Eleventh 

Virtue  James,  cordwuiner  4th  below  Christian 

Vitick  Christiana,  near  Shields'  alley 

Vitry  A.  gold  and  silver  lace  manuf.  &c.  88  Race 

Vivant  Charles,  carver  and  gilder  127  south  Fourth 

Vogel  Frederick,  bricklayer  Sixth  near  Noble 

Vogel  John,  brushmaker  142  north  3d 

Vogelsang  Daniel,  cabinetmaker  65  Walnut 

Voigt  Henry,  plumber  47  S  wharves — d  h  91  Lombard 

Voigt  widow  of  Henry,  Sixth  above  Camac 

Voigt  Thos.  clock  &  watchmaker  44  N  7th— dh  58  Zane 

Volans  Samuel,  gentleman  324  Arch 

fVolantine  Benj.  bootcleaner,  back  197  Lombard 

Volk  John  F.  labourer  33  Charlotte 

Volkmar  Henry,  stovemaker  81  north  Seventh 

Vollum  Ann,  mantuamaker  250  Pine  above  Eleventh 

Vollum  Edward,  carter  250  Pine  above  Eleventh 

Vollum  John,  carpenter  Juniper  above  Locust 

Vomlioff  Christian,  grocer  431  north  Front 

Vonderweit  Peter,  brickmaker  39  Coates'  alley 

Vondyk  Hermanus,  silverplater  Callowhill  bel.  Ridge 

V'on  Lengerke  H.  F.  mercht.8  S  wharves— dh  5  S  4th 

Voorhees  Catharine,  midwife  169  north  Sixth 

Voorhees  Maria,  Miss,  mantuamaker  129  north  Sixth 

Voris  Philip,  mate  of  vessel,  12th  near  Spruce 

VoutcL.  H.  gentleman  63  north  Eighth 

Vowles  Robert,  20  Garden  street 


WACKER  CHRISTOPHER,  innkeeper  559  S  Front 
,'  Wackerly  Jacob,  vict.  Germantown  road  below  Fourth 
i  Wackerly  Joiin,  Coates  above  3d — stall  15  N  L.  market 
I  Wackerly  Isaac,  vict.  Germ,  road  above  first  gate — 
r       stall  23  N.  L.  market  [see  IVtcktrly 

'</  Wackerly  Peter,  vict.  Germ,  road  near  first  gate — stall 

23  N.  L.  market 
c  Wackerly  Sarah,  vict.  Ger.  r.  bel.  2d  &  5  N.  L.  market 

Wackerley  Ulery,  cooper  Enden's  court 

Watldell  Elizabeth  Mrs.  89  north  Ninth 

Waddington  Jonathan,  watchman  417  south  Front 

Wade ,  skindresser  Vine  alley 

Wade  Benjamiji,  millinery  store  153  south  Second 


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Wade  Jacob  B.  jeweller  4  Shippen 

Wade  James,  carpenter  Pemberton's  alley 

Wade  John,  grocer  240  south  Fourth 

Wade  Sarah  Mrs.  grocer  Sixth  below  Fitz waiter 

Wade  Thomas,  labourer  215  St.  John 

Wadlow  Moses,  saddler  north  Fourth  near  Browne 

Wadman  Mary,  widow  220  south  Third  cor.  Cedar 

Wager  Hannah,  widow  348  Mulberry 

Wager  Pi^-ter,  wine  merchant  134  north  Second 

Wager  Peter  &  Co.  wine  merchants  3  south  Fifth 

Wager  Wm.  S.  accountant,  back  291  Arch 

Wagner  Adam,  oak  cooper  Eighth  near  Buttonwood 

Wagner  David,  flour  &  feed  store,  cor.  5th  8c  Lombard 

Wagner  Eliza,  Cheriy  near  Prince 

Wagner  George  W.  oakcooper  SO  Bread 

Wagner  George,  watchman  86  Budd  st. 

Wagner  Grace  G.  widow  30  Bread 

Wagner  Henry,  107  Mnyamensing  road 

Wugner  Henry,  grocer  593  north  Second 

Wagner  Henry,  plasterer  Sixth  above  Poplar  lane 

Wagner  Jacob,  saddler,  &c.  back  102  High 

Wagner  Jacob,  meal  dealer  536  N.  3d  below  Beaver 

Wagner  Jacob,  carter  Noble  below  Sixth 

Wagner  John,  gentleman  15  north  Eighth 

Wagner  John,  sexton,  back  251  Race 

Wagner  John,  gravedigger  216  Vine 

Wagner  John,  carpenter  406  north  Third 

Wagner  John,  farmer  Passyunk  road  below  Federal 

Wagner  John,  cordwainer  Marlboro'  near  West  st. 

Wagner  John,  fisherman  Queen  near  Bishop 

Wagner  John,  carter,  back  478  north  Third 

Wagner  Margaret,  widow.  Cherry  near  Browne 

Wagner  Mary,  widow  N.  Eighth  above  Mulberry  alley 

Wagner  Mary  M.  shopkeeper  126  north  Front 

Wagner  Peter,  labourer  Hamilton  above  Sch.  Second 

Wagner  Samuel,  merchant  13  north  Eighth 

Wagner  Tobias,  auct'r.  29  N.  Front — d  h  13  N.  Eighth 

Wagner  Wm.  bootmaker"  11  Shippen 

Wagner  Wm.  carpenter  204  north  Fourth 

Wahab  John  C.  carpenter  Unity  court 

Waid  John,  labourer  Tenth  above  Vine 

Wain  Wright  Isaac,  dry  goods  store  35  south  Second 

Wainwright  James  M.  druggist  98  south  Eleventh 

Wainwright  Jonathan,  block  and  pumprnaker  61  north 

Water — d  h  Kensington 
Wainwright  Wm.  tailor  Federal  above  Second 
Waite  G.  and  R.  lottery  and  exchange  office  S  W  cor. 

Chesnut  and  Third 
Waite  George  Washington,  exchange  &c,  broker  S  W 

corner  Chesnut  and  Third 
Walbran  Thomas,  morocco  dresser  297  Vine 
Walch  Maiy,  widow  180  Swanson 
Waldie  Adam,  printer,  office  Pemberton's  court — d  h 

5  north  Tenth 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.         WAL 

Waklin  John,  bleeder,  back.  259  Cedar 

Waless  Isaac,  oysterman  14  Cedai* 

Wale  Ulrich,  grocer  300  south  Second 

W'alover  John,  shipwright  Bedford  near  Marlborough 

\\'alker  AnnI)rose,  boarding  house  24  Mulberry 

W  ilker  Andrew,  labourer  149  St.  John 

Walker  Ann,  widow  of  George,  Lombard  above  11th 

tWalker  Benjamin,  woodsawyer  6th  above  Poplar  lane 

fWalker  C.  cordwainer  Sixth  above  Poplar 

fWalker  Commodore,  cordwainer  and  doctor  St.  John 

above  Poplar 
Walker  Daniel,  waterman  67  Catharine 
Walker  David,  grocer  329  S.  Front  N  E  cor.  Almond 
Walker  David,  shoemaker  Say  st. 
Walker  Edward,  carpenter  4  York  court 
Walker  Edward,  turner,  back  40  Union  st. 
Walker  Eliza,  widow  of  Thos.  grocer  Locust  cor.  12th 
^^'alker  Geo.  jeweller  &  goldsmith,  inquire  296  S.  Fi'ont 
^^  alker  James,  saddler,  &c.  114  High 
Walker  James,  carpenter  St.  Mary  st. 
Walker  James,  baker  near  29  Swanson 
Walker  rev.  John,  of  the  Methodist  society  378  N.  3d 
Walker  John,  labourer  420  north  Fourth 
W  alker  John,  grocer  226  south  Third 

\\  alker ,  cordw^ainer  Say  st. 

^^  alker  John,  carpenter  64  Passyunk 
\\  alker  John,  jeweller  and  manufacturer  in  metals  ge- 
nerally, 296  south  Front 
Walker  John,  cordwainer  311  north  Third 
W  alker  John,  cordwainer  296  south  Front 
\\'alker  John,  labourer  22  Vernon 
^\'alker  Joseph,  teacher  of  mathematics  37  Cherry 
Walker  Lewis,  hatter  358  High 
Walker  Margaret,  widow  Federal  below  Second 
W  alker  Margaret,  widow  Hopkins*  court 
Walker  Matthew,  lumber  merchant,  yard  S  W^  corner 

Callowhill  and  John — d  h  Sixth  cor.  Callowhill 
Walker  Nathaniel,  carpenter,  back  569  south  Front 
Walker  Robert,  grocer  46  north  Seventh 
Walker  Robert,  rigger  10  York  court 
Walker  Samuel,  shoe  warehouse  266  High 
Walker  Samuel,  gentleman  22  Sassafras 
Walker  Saml.  foreman  to  the  factory  at  the  Almshouse 
Walker  Sarah,  widow.  Sixth  below  Fitzwalter 
W^alker  Williann,  brassfounder  12  Quarry 
'"Walker  Wm.  M.  merchant  22  N.  Seventh  &:  255  High 
Walkley  James,  carpenter  and  packing  boxmaker  10 

South  alley  and  Queen  above  Third 
Walkman  Catharine,  victualler  Christian  above  Eighth 
Wall  George,  flour  store  141  north  Front 
Wall  George,  tailor  61  Penn  and  6  Swanson 
^^'all  Henry,  shoemaker  near  Glasshouse  (K.) 
^Vall  Henry,  jun.  pill-box  maker  Queen  n.  Gunner's  run 


WAL  writely's  annual 

Wall  John,  fancy,  See.  chairmaker  87  8c  d  h  93  N.  From 
Wall  John,  pill-box  maker  Queen  near  Gunner's  run 
Wall  Margaret,  widow  North  st,  [see  Wain 

Wall  Patrick,  grocer  N  W  corner  Fifth  and  German 
Wall  Peter,  cordwainer  9  Plum 
WallRach,el,  washerwoman  15  Sassafras  alley 
Wall  Richard,  Windsor  chairmaker  108  north  Front 
Wallace  Alexander,  accountant  137  Lombard 
Wallace  Burton,  gentleman  67  south  Eleventh 
Wallace  Catharine,  widow.  Queen  near  Wood 
tWallace  Charles,  sawyer  237  Cedar 
Wallace  Edward,  coacbmake-  22  Watson's  alley 
fWallace  Elizabeth,  widow  Lyndall's  court 
W^allace  E.  saddler  38  and  d  h  64  north  Third 
Wallace  Geoi'ge,  distiller  14  Gray's  alley 
Wallace  Grace,  nurse  Fifth  above  Buttonwood 
Wallace  James,  shoemaker  Queen  near  Marlboro' 
Wallace  Jane,  71  north  Tenth 

Wallace  John,  carpenter  Shakamaxon  below  Prince 
Wallace  John,  weaver  Cedar  below  Thirteenth 
Wallace  John  B.  counsellor  at  law — d  h  255  and  office 

257  Walnut  ' 

Wallace  John,  victualler  12th  below  Vine — stall  85  6th 

street  market 
Wallace  John,  tailor  Church  st. 
Wallace  John,  sea  captain  41  Almond 
Wallace  Joshua  M.  merchant  Washington  n.  Ridge  r. 
Wallace  Margaret,  widow  109  Queen  (S.)  * 
Wallace  Mary,  nurse  Dean's  alley 
Wallace  Mary,  nurse  74  Crown 
Wallace  Penelope,  widow  111  Christian 
Wallace  Philip,  oysterman,  back  397  south  Second 
Wallace  &  Ross,  saddlers,  &c.  38  and  40  north  Third 
Wallace  Robert,  lumber  merchant  513  &  517  N.  Front 
Wallace  8c  Seeger,  merchants  21  south  Front 
Wallace  Thomas,  grocer  Ridge  road  above  Francis 
Wallace  Thomas,  carpenter  Thirteenth  below  Race 
Wallace  I'homas,  innkeeper  273  S.  7th  cor.  Shippen 
Wallace  Thomas,  tailor  18  Almond  street 
Wallace  Thomas  K.  merchant  21  south  Front — d  h  S  E 

corner  Filbert  and  Ninth 
Wallace  Thomas,  bookbinder  74  north  Third 
Wallace  William,  millinery,  bonnet,  and  hat  stores  17 

N.  Second  and  22  south  Third 
Wallace  William,  grocer  248  Cedar 
Wallace  William,  coachmaker,  back  86  Locust 
Wallace  William,  labourer  Pitt  abbve  Beaver 
Wallace  William,  potter  Second  near  Camac 
Wallace  William,  shipwright  Hanover  near  Prince 
Wallace  William,  tallow  chandler  Germ,  road  n.  Third 
Wallaver  John,  ship  carpenter  Marlboro' near  Bedford 
Wallen  Sarah,  nurse  Green  below  Second 
Wallen  Wm.  drayman  Thirteenth  above  Vine 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  WAL 

Wallhimer  Elizabeth  N.  boardinghouse  363  N.  Front 

Wailin  Isiiac,  labourer,  back  37  Queen 

Walling  CutlKiriuc,  wiilow  42  George  (S.) 

Walling  Sarah,  widow  8  Vernon  street 

Wallington  D  W.  labourer  Hazel  alley  below  Locust 

Wallington  Edward,  sea  captain  9  Queen  (S  ) 

Wallington,  widow  of  the  late  John,  collector  of  taxes 

81  Cherry 
Wallington  Sarah,  nurse,  back  33  Vine 
fWalmsley  Sib,  sawyer  Franktord  road  near  Queen 
\\'almsley  Win.  Mison,  stock,  Sec.  broker  57  Dock— 

d  h  98  south  Fourth 
Wain  Elizabeth,  Miss,  223  Walnut 
Wain  Jacob,  counsellor  at  law,  144  south  Second 
Wain  Jacob  S.  merchant  34  south  wharves — d  h  2  York 
buddings,  Walnut  near  Eighth  \_scc  Wall 

Wain  &  Morris,  merchants  34  South  wharves 
Wain  Robert,  merchant  411  High 
Wain  S.  widow  of  Nicholas,  144  south  Second 
Wain  William,  merchant  34  Dock 
Walnut  Francis,  hairdresser  29  south  Third 
Walnut  John,  carpenter.  Carpenter  below  Third  (S.) 
Walnut  Thomas,  hairdresser  10  north  Fourth 
Walraven  John  J.  accountant  29  Dock — d  h  304  S.  Front 
Walraven  Mary,  seamstress  26  Race 
Walraven  Mary,  widow  Adelphi  avenue 
Walsh  Christopher,  accountant  Callow liill  above  12th 
V\"alsh  James,  painter  and  glazier  \'ine  above  Broad 
Walsh  James,  stablekeeper  40  Union 
Walsh  Robert,  jun.  gentleman  322  Arch 
Walshaw  John,  engineer  N.  Second  above  Germ,  road 
Walter  Adam,  shoemaker  and  bottler  123  Mulberry 
Walter  &  Easby,  boatbuilders  Oik  (N.L.) 
Walter  George,  tailor  24  south  Water 
Walter  Isaac,  bricklayer  70  Plum  street 
Walter  Julian,  storekeeper  87  Coatcs 
Walter  Jacob  F.  bricklayer  140  north  Eighth 
Walter  Joseph,  labourer  1  AVell's  row  cor.  8th  &  Green 
Walter  Joseph  S.  bricklayer  237  Vine  above  Sixth 
Walter  Philip,  sandman  York  court 
Walter  Pliilip,  sand  and  coal  yard  Oak  (N.L.) — d  h  332 

north  Front 
Walter  Peter  B.  boatbuilder  Oak  above  Noble 
Walter  Thomas,  teacher  1  Blackberry  alley 
Walters  Abraham,  innkeeper  476  N   3d  N  W  corner 

Pojilar 
Walters  Adam,  carter  481  N.  Third  above  Poplar 
Walters  Barbara,  wushcr.voman  Juniper  above  Cherry 
Walters  Elizabeth,  widow  of  George  A.  Joint  alley 
Walters  F.lizabetli,  widow  132  Coates 
^\^iltcrs  Elizabeth,  widow  Vine  above  Tenth 
Walters  George,  labMuier Sch.  Eighth  near  Vine 
Walters  Hannah,  widow  2  York  court 
2  M 


WAR  whitely's  annual 

Walters  Henry,  plasterer  1  Richardson's  court 
Walters  Jacob,  tin  manufactory  177  north  Third 
Walters  Jacob,  carter  484  north  Third 
Walters  James  C.  tailor  349  north  Front 
Walters  James,  bucket  handlemaker  Prime  ab.  Fifth 
Walters  John,  teacher  Carpenter  below  Fifth  (S.) 
Walters  John,  glovemaker  5  Wood 
Walters  John,  labourer  27  Browne 
Walters  John  J.  baker  404  Race  below  Twelfth 
t  Walters  John   waiter  in  store,  Green's  court 
Walters  Matthias,  carter  James  above  Charles 
Walters  Michael,  grocer  91  north  Fifth 
t Walters  Parish,  bootcleaner  153  Walnut 
Walters  Peter,  mason  16  Small  st. 
Wa  ters  Robert  F.  cordwainer  246  south  Front 
^    wi      "  ^""  L.  widow,  innkeeper  Locust  above  11th 
Wa   man  Kitty,  vict.  Hudson's  lane-stall  36  N.  market 
Waltman  Mary,  widow  of  Wm.  3  Rose  alley 
WaltmanWm.minterQuincebel.  Locust  IseeWarlman 
Watman  Wm.  painter,  &c.  Rose  alley 
Walto  Francis,  smith,  back  14  Quarry 
Walton  Benjamin  merchant  32  Church  ay.  &  103  Hieh 
Wa  ton  Boaz,  cabinetmaker  330  south  Front  ^ 

Walton  Daniel    looking  glass  framemaker  176  Coates 
Wa  ton  Enoch,  drygoods  store  73  Cedar  N  E  cor.  Barron 
Wa  ton  Edward,  cordwainer  28  Charlotte 
Walton  George,  carpenter  9  north  Second 
Wa  ton  James,  cordwainer,  back  36  Cherry 
Walton  Jeremiah,  cabinetmaker  155  Green 
Walton  Jeremiah,  cordwainer  Apple  above  Poplar 
Wa  ton  John  D.  printer  15  Pratt's  court 
Walton  Joseph   bookseller  37  High-d  h  25  Arch 
w     °"  1''™'^ ''  shopkeeper  331  north  Third 
Walton  barah,  widow  70  Plum 

Walton  &  Stout,  Ipokingglassframemakers  176  Coates 
vValton  Wm.  mariner  45  Penn  '-unics 

Wampole  Isaac,  sen.  scriviner,  &c  163  Mulberrv 
Wanipole  Isaac,  jun.  scrivener  163  Mulberry 
Wande    Abraham,  upholsterer  183  south  Second 
Wandell  John,  carver  and  gilder  26  North  alley 
Wands  Alexander  H.  cordwainer  99  Cherry 
Wands  Jane,  Raspberry  alley 

^^vH  AK^"?'"'^^".^"^''  Germantown  road  near  4th 

VjitAi^     ^^^"^'  labourer,  back  123  north  Tenth 

Ward  Charles,  back  305  Walnut 

tWard  Ishman,  labourer  2  Burd's  court 

Ward  James,  14  Apollo  street 

w"^^"^  }°u"'  ^""keeper  142  south  Water  &  143  S.  Front 

wild  Pete,'  ^S'"^"'Pr  ?  ^  ^°'--  Walnut  &  Waler 

virZi  £     k'  '^^ourer,  back  111  Catharine 

Ward  Reuben,  tinner  26  Mary 

Ward  Thomas,  carter,  back  123  Plum 

Ward  Tobias,  labourer,  back  35  Walnut       ' 

V\  ard ,  labourer,  back  295  south  Third 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  WAR 

Ward  William,  accountant  and  scrivener  141  south  6th 
Warclell  Ilciirv  &  Charles,  tavern  and  grocery  8  High 
W.irdel  Piiilip,  bookbinder  Rose  alley 
Wardin  William,  grocer  Geortj;e  above  Twelfth 

■  Wardei-  Benjamin  H.  merchant  Kace  street  wharf — d  h 

117  Race 
Warder  Charles,  mcrcliant  High  ab.  9th — d  h  34  N.  9th 
Warder  Jcremiali,  mercli;int  18  Branch 
Warder  &  Brotliers,  merchants  Race  st,  wharf  S.  side 
Wirder  Jeremiah,  jun.  merchaiit  Race  street  wharf 
Warder  John,  «:entleman  117  Sassafras 

•  Warder  John  H.  merchant  Race  st.  wharf— d  h  85  N  7th 
Warder  \Vm.  S.  bottling  establisment'under  Washing- 

ii)n-hall  od  street  above  Si)rnce 
W  irdle  Thomas,  Importer  of  English   books,  &c.  13 

Minor 
Ware  Ann,  widow,  79  northTenth 
Ware  Henrietta,  widow  220  Swanson 
Ware  James,  sailmakcr  27  Queen  (S.) 
Ware  James,  shoemaker.  High  W.  Sch.  Fourth 
Ware  John  T.  shipjoiner  Emlen's  court 
Ware  John,  shipjoiner  Emlen's  court 
Ware  Samuel,  weaver,  Marlborough  near  Prince 
Ware  Surah,  widow  Hunter's  court 
Ware  Tliomas,  sawyer  Frankford  road  near  Queen 
Ware  Wm.  cabinetmaker,  7  Cox's  alley 
Waring  Elijah,  merchant  inquire  152  High 
Wark  John,  weaver  Pitt  below  Germantown  road 
tWarner  Alexander,  coachman,  back  103  Lombard  st. 
Warner  Anthony,  labourer  327  nortli  Third  street 
Warner  Brnjamm,  bookseller  171  High — d  h  182  Arch 
Warner  Charles,  i)ainter  and  glazier  40  north  Fourth 

d  h  194  north  Eighth 
Warner  Conrad,  hog  vict.  Washington  near  Ridge  road 
Warner  Daniel,  livcrystablekccper,  bth  and  Rose  alley 
Warner  Frederick,  milkman  4th  above  Franklin  (N.L.j 
Warner  Heronimus,  brassfounder  36  north  Eighth 
Warner  Isaac,  carpenter  Sixth  above  Green 
fWarner  Isaac,  carter.  Smith's  court 
Warner  James,  painter  and  glazier,  89  north  Second 
Warner  John,  vict.  corner  of  Buttonwood  &  Charles 
Warner  John,  storekeeper  cor.  Lancaster  road  &  High 
Warner  John,  carpenter  182  soutli  Sixth 
Warner  John  C.  combmaker  84  north  Third 
Warner  John,  carpenter.  Carpenter  below  Third  (S.) 
Warner  Joseph,  gunsmith  Rose  a^ley 
Warner  Joseph,  silversmith  15  and  22  Greenleaf  court 
Warner  Mark,  shipmaster,  back  of  29  North  alley 
Warner  Martha,  widow  65  New 
Warner  Mattliias,  labourer  11  Hoffman's  alley 
Warner  Margaret,  widow,  back  176  north  Eighth 
Warner  Mary,  widow  14  Sugar  alley 


WAR  whitely's  annual 

Warner  Mrs.  Mary,  265  south  Fourth  street 
fWarner  Mary,  widow  Springett  alley 
Warner  Michael,  cabinetmaker,  between  Quince  and 
•  Prosperous  alley 

Warner  Philip,  smith  4^0  north  Third 
Warner  Sarah,  widow  Thirteenth  above  Walnut 
Warner  Stephen,  painter  8cc.  1  Sassafras  alley 
Warner  Susan,  mantuamaker  7  Rose  alley 
Warner  Wm,  watckcasemaker  7  Cherry 
Warner  Wm  merchant  I5  south  Water — dh  150  Arch 
Warner  Wm.  sea  captain  35  Coates 
Warner  Wm.  victualler,  stall  37  Newmarket — d  h  26 

Lawrence 
Warner  Thomas,  wheelwright,  back  510  south  2d  st. 
Warner  Wm.  merchant  145  south  Third 
Warnick  Catharine,  widow,  126  German 
Warnick  Wm=  cordwainer  corner  Beck  and  Sixth 
Wrirnock  EUzabeth,  widow,  387  south  Front 
Warnock  Jane,  widow,  46  Passyunk  road 
Warnock  Jane,  grocer  19  north  Eighth 
Warnock  Jacob  A.  sea  captain  27  Catharine 
Warnock  John,  nailer  10  north  Tenth — d  h  61  Filbert 
Warnock  Joseph,  nailer  25  Prosperous  alley 
Warnock  Rosanna,  widow,  266  south  Sixth 
Warnock  Wm.  drayman  332  S.  6th  corner  Catharine 
Warr  John,  innkeeper  305  Vine  N  W  corner  Garden 
Warrance  Frederick,  coach  maker  3  Laurel 
Warrance  Wm.  coachmaker,  &c,  105  and  119  Sprnce 
Warren  Charles,  merchant  125  south  Front 
Warren  Isaac,  whitesand  carter  Oak  above  the  Hay- 
scales  (N.  L.) 
Warren  Jacob,  cheese  store  31  High 
Warren  John,  huckster  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Warren  Joseph,  hatter  4  Hoffman's  alley 
Warren  Joseph,  carpenter  Cherry  above  Thirteenth 
Warren  Joseph,  labourer  51  Browne 
Warren  Perry,  coachman  200  Lombard 
Warren  Sarah,  nurse  Green  opposite  Budd 
Warren  Sylvester,  carpenter  Vine  above  Thirteenth 
Warren  Wm.  manager  of  the  New  -Theatre,  12  Sansom 
Warren  Wm.  grocer  316  north  Front 
Warrin  James,  teacher,  6  north  Eighth 
Warrington  Abigail,  widow,  109  Christian 
Warrington  John,  clock  and  watchmaker  S  E  corner 

Front  and  Chesnut 
Warrington  Purnell,  sha.  craptain,76Lombare 
Wairthman  Adam,  drayman  96  Coates 
Wartman  Abraham,  victualler,  corner  Noble  and  Fifth 

stall  67  New  market  south  Second 
Wartman  Abraham,  jun.  victualler  Schuylkill  Eighth 

above  Race,  stall  72  Newmarket  south  Second 
Wartman  Barbara,  widow,  441  north  Third. 


I'HILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  WAT 

Wart  man  Dorotliy,  widow,  victualler  Old  York  road 

abo\c  Btittotiwood 
VVartnian  (iforgc,  victualler  Fifth  above  Hiiltonwood 
Wartman  John,  victualler  corner  Noble  and  Fifth,  stall 

65  New  market  south  Second 
Wartman   John,   victualler  Spring    Garden — stall   35 

New  market,  south  Second 
Wartman  Michael,  constable  Spring  Garden 
Warwick  Elizabeth,  widow,  boardinghousc  92  north  5lh 
"Warwick  Elizabeth,  widow  29  Cherry 
Warwick  Jeremiah,  shoemaker  92  north  Fifth 
Warwick  John,  carter  52  Meade  alley 
Warwick  Samuel  E.  tavcrnkeeper  253  Cedar 
Warwick  Thomas,  smith  and  farncr  142  north  Eighth 
Warwick  Thomas,  bricklayer,  92  north  Fifth 
Waslcv  Amelia,  nnrse  103  Christian 
Wass  Christian  cedar  cooper  Arch  above  Juniper 
Wass  Joseph,  shoemaker  59  Dock 
Waterman  Jesse,  tea  merchant  and  teacher  of  French 

and  English,  88  south.  Fifth 
Waterman  John,  cooper  Arch  west  of  Sch.  Second 
Waterman  Jolui,  carpenter  48  Green 
Waterman  John,  dealer  456  north  Second 
Waterman  Thomas,  18  Swanwick 
tWaterhousc  Jacob,  labourer,  back  90  Bedford 
fWaters  Atley,  waiter  97  Gaskill  street 
jWaters  Elizabeth,  widow.  Green's  court 
Waters  Esther,  widow,  186  Chesnut 
tWatcrs  Francis,  mariner  Elizabeth  below  Seventh 
Waters  Hanson,  merchant  2  north  Fourth 
tWaters  John,  labourer  Green's  court 
Waters  John,  teacher,  carpenter  near  Fifth 
Waters  Margery,  widow,  back  28  Shippen  street 
Waters  Martha,  widow,  70  Penn  street 
tWaters  Mary,  widow,  back  251  Spruce 
J  Waters  Parrish,  shoeblack  Lombard  above  Tenth  • 
Wathington  Cxsar,  woodsawyer,  Bringhurst's  court 
fWatkins  Euphemia,  teacher  137  Plum 
Watkins  l^ac,  cooper  Vine  above  Thirteenth 
Watkins  John,  ro])emaker,  Johnson's  lane 
Watkins  Rachel,  53  Budd 
Watkins  Samuel,  currier  64  Christian 
■fWalkins  Samuel,  waiter,  226  south  Seventh 
Watkins  Sarah,  bonnetmaker  70  Arcli 
Watkins  Thomas,  sailmaker  Browne 
W^atman  Michael,  constable  ojjposite  24  Garden  street 
Watmough  Anna,  widow,  76  soutii  Sixth 
Watmough  ft  Downing,  mercliaius  6  Minor 
Watmough  Ji^lin  (i.  n-.errhanl  76  soutli  Sixth 
Watrcs  Charles,  Tupior  store  386  High— d  h  34  N.  9th 
Watson  Alice,  widow,  96  Swanson 
Watson  Aim,  widow  of  Isaac,  136  Pine 

2  M  2 


WAT  whitely's  annual 

Watson  Hannah,  seamstress,  Lytle's  court 
tWatson  Henry,  rag-gatherer,  4  Gilles's  alley 
Watson  Hugh,  brickmaker  Sch.  Fifth  above  High 
Watson  James,  ta'(*ernkeeper  21  north  Fifth 
Watson  James,  woodsawyer,  back  18  Budd 
Watson  James,  clock  and  watchnjaker  58  High 
Watson  Job,  North  above  Tenth 
Watson  John,  merchant  tailor  92  Chesnut— dwelling 

south  sitle  Washington  square 
Watson  John,  shipwright  1  Christian  street  wharf 
tWatson  John  W.  shoeblack,  5  Hurst  street 
Watson  Jonathan,  carpenter  286  St.  John 
Watson  Joseph,  lumber  merchant  221  Lombard 
Watson  Joseph,  merchant    2  Simm's  alley — dwelling 

62  Spruce 
Watson  Joshua,  carpenter,  Bedford  near  Hanover 
Watson  Margaret  Mrs.  4  Shields'  court 
Watson  Margaret,  stay  and  corsletmaker  82  Spruce 
Watson  Mary,  widow  Lytle's  court 
Waison  Mary,  widow,  260  Lombard  street 
tWatson  Mrs.  widow,  Browne  near  Cherry 
Watson  Samuel  F.  teacher  483  south  Second 
tWatson  Simon,  labourer,  Warner's  court 
Watson  Thomas,  baker,  back  68  Arch 
Watson  Thomas  D.  teacher,  222  south  Fourth 
Watson  Thomas,  teacher  73  Pine 

Watson  Thomas,  biscuit  baker  129  and  119  north  Front 
fWatson  William,  mariner  247  Spruce 
tWatt  Alexander,  labourer  Juniper  above  Race 
Watt  Alexander,  accountant  Aurora  office,  back  of  110 

Walnut,  and  tavernkeepeer  28  Walnut 
Watt  James,  mariner  Oak  (N.  L.)  below  hayscales 
Watt  John,  cotton  manufacturer  119  south  Eleventh 
Watt  Robert,  weaver,  Sch.  Third  below  High 
Watt  Sarah,  widow,  Rose  alley 
Watt  William,  weaver  172  Pine 
Watts  Ann,  drygoods  store  250  south  Second 
Watts  Archibald,  labourer,  69  Christian  street 
Watts  Isaac,  cordwainer  395  north  Second 
Watts  James,  broker  100  Lombard  S  W  corner  Fourth 
Watts  James,  printer  and  boardinghouse  32  Chesnut 
Waugh  Jane,  widow  11  Gilles's  alley 
Watson  Ann,  widow,  Davis's  court  (N.  L.) 
Watson  8c  Bunting,  lumber  merchants  cor.  of  Pine  and 

Eighth,  and  corner  Eighth  and  Orange 
Watson  Chai-les  C.  merchant-tailor  92  Chesnut 
Watson  Charles  C.  &  J.  woollen  drapers,  men's  mercers 

and  tailors  92  Chesnut 
Watson  Charles,  gentleman  136  Pine 
Watson  Christian,  tailor,  back  207  St.  John 
Watson  David,  letter  carrier,  S  W  corner  Filbert  and 

Eleventh 


PHILADErPHIA    DIRr.CTORY,  WEA 

Way  Andrew,  agent  tor  the  Washington  glass  manufac- 
tory 58  nortli  Fourth 
Way  Caleb,  accountant  14Branner's  alley 
Way  Joseph,  pilot  1)9  Swanson 

W.iy  James,  mcichant  58  S   wharves — d  li  16  Union 
fWay  James,  labourer  Old  York  road 
Wav  l^ewis,  wheelwiijjht  57  Bu<ld 
Way  Wm.  balance  veiglicr,  back  78  south  Front — d  h 

37  Wood 
Wayland  Matthew,  tallovvchandler  122  north  Front 
Wayman  Samuel,  waiter,  3  Hurst 
Waymer  Mary,  widow,  corner  Sjjruce  and  Sch.  Seventh 
Wayne  Beujainiu,  carpenter  475  Race 
Wayne  &  Biddle,  fancy  hardware  &  drygoods  store 

S  W  corner  of  Front  and  Higli 
Wayne  Caleb  P.  mercliant  4  south  Front 
Wayne  Jacob,  cabinetmaker  136  and  166  north  Front 
Wayne  Wm.  gentleman  100  Poplar  lane 
Wavne  Wm.jun.  hardware  merchant  257  High 
Wayne  Wm.  &  Co  hardware  merchants  257  riigh 
Wayson  Archibald,  stonecutter,  13th  above  Filbert 
Weasey  S.miuel,  shoemaker  97  Budd 
Wcatherby  Joseph,  gunsmith,  above  449  north  Front 
We  itherby  Mary,    widow  of  Joseph,  storekeeper,  181 

Coates 
Weatherington  Joseph,  teamdriver  10  Fetter  lane 
Weatherl\  jD  ivid,  clock  and  watchmaker  81  north  3d 
Weatherstine    John,   victualler  Fourth  below  Master 

street  stall  11  old  shambles 
tWeatherton  Jossaffer,  mariner  16  Elizaheth 
Weaver  Adam,  baker  Hanover  near  Bedford 
Weaver  Adam,  victualler  30  Garden 
Weaver  Alexander,  brassfounder  Old  York  road  above 

Poplar 
Weaver  Ann,  widow,  39  Currant  alley 
Weaver  Cliarles,  grocer,  corner  Noble  and  Second 
Wea\  er  Conrad,  labourer,  back  of  385  Sassatras 
Weaver  David,  brickmaker  268  north  Eiglitii 
Weaver  Emor  T.    silversmith  20  nortli   Fourth  and  1 

Loxley's  court 
Weaver  Elijali,  bookstore  5  north  Front 
Weaver  Georgv,  coachmaker  21  south  Eightli — d  h  42 

Carpenter  street 
Weaver  George,  baker  46  Green 
Weaver  Geoi-ge,  cordwainer  252  south  Third 
Weaver  Ge<irge,  cooper  10  Swanson 
W.avtr  George,  tailor  Ciierry  above  Duke 
Weaver  George,  labourer  Shakamaxon  cor.  Frank,  r 
Weaver  Henry,  labourer  12  Plum 
Weaver  Hei\ry,  brickm.iker  Coates  above  Eighth 
Weaver  Jacob,  labourer  44  Tammany 
{■Weaver  J.imes,  coachman,  35  Currant  alley 
Weaver  John,  shipjoLner  26  Duke 


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Weaver  John,  cordwainer  Locust  above  Twelfth 
Weaver  John  G.  tailor  Prince  near  Crown 
Weaver  John  jr,  shipjoiner  22  Budd 
Weaver  John,  carpenter  Hanover  above  Queen 
Weaver  — — ,  widow,  back  397  north  T  hii-d 
Weaver  Matthew,  agent  114  north  Seventh 
Weaver  Maria,  widow  Locust  below  Tliirteenth 
Weaver  Mary,  widow,  Sch  Seventh  below  Race 
Weaver  Michael,  ropeniaker  20  north  Water — rope 

walk  Seventh  near  Germantown  road 
Weaver  William,  gardener  Marlborough  n.Pnnce_ 

Weaver ,  victualler  10  N.  L.  market 

Weaver ,  labourer,  back  51  Browne 

Weaver  8c  Thorn,  brickmakers-yard  Poplar  lane  ab. 

Charles  (P  T) 
Weaver  Thomas,  brickmaker  Sixth  above  Green 
Weavil  Joshua,  blacksmith,  79  Moyamensing  road 
Webb  Elizabeth,  widow  122  New 
Webb  Isabella,  widow  122  New  street 
tWebb  Isaac,  woodsawyer  417  north  Fourth 
Webb  Jane,  widow,  back  345  south  Second 
Webb  John,  cooper  209  N-  Front  &  206  N.  Water 
Webb  John,  merchant  tailor  87  south  Second 
Webb  John,  pilot  142  Swanson  near  Queen 
Webb  Martin,  blacksmith  Frank,  road  above  Queen 
Webb  Mary,  nurse  42  Plum 
Webb  Moses,  carpenter  221  Callowhill 
Webb  widow  ot  Robert,  jeweller  &c.  57  Shippen 
Webb  Purnell,  pilot  22  Little  Water 
Webb  Robert,  blacksmith  Fifth  below  Christian 
Webb  Rebecca,  widow.  Key's  alley  schoolhouse 
Webb  Samuel,  carpenter  Key's  alley   schoolhouse 
Webb  Samuel,  tailor  23  Coombs'  alley 
Weber  Godfrey,  merchant  160i  south  Second 
Weblin  William,  cordwainer,  back  262  Cedar 
fWebster  Charles,  coachman  George  above  Tenth 
Webster  Charles,  carter  18  Budd 
Webster  Elizabeth,  boardinghouse  104  Walnut 
Webster  James,  bookseller  and  stationer  (medical  book 

store)  24  south  Eighth 
Webster  Jesse,  cooper  Cadwalader  near  Pitt 
Webster  Levi,  huckster  Camden(N  J) 
Webster  Sarah,  widow,  401]norch  Third 
fWebster  Thomas,  woodsawyer  Maria  bel.  old  York  r. 
Wester  Thomas,  bricklayer  7  Mechanic  n.  Maple 
Weckerly  Abraham,  victualler  Germantown  road  ab. 

1st  gates-tall  7  N  L  market 
Weckerly  Conrad,  merchant  203  and  205  north  Third 
fWebster  Yorke,  labourer,  back  225  Cedar 
Weckerly  Eliza,  widow  4  York  court 
Weckerly  Jacob,  vict.  Germantown  road  ab.  Camac— 

stall  3  a;id  21  N  L  market 
Weckerly  Sarah,  Germ,  road  cor.  Rose — stall  5  N  L 
market  [see  Wackerlfi 


PIIILADELPHJA  DIRECTORY.  WEL 

Wcckerly  Peter,  victnallcr  Germ,  road  near  1st  gate 

W'eckerly  Isaac  victualler  Cierm.  road  above  1st  ^me 

Weekly  Jacob,  victualler  Germ.  r.  n.  4th  &  3  N  L  njar 

W'cdlakc  George,  waiter  213  soutHiSeventli 

Wred  Ann,  teacher  207  south  Front 

Weed  J()sc|)h\grocer  High  W.  Sch.  Seventh 

Wi'L-ks  Caleb,  calico  printer  1  York  court 

Weeks  Kiizabeth,  widow  115  Green 

W^ecks  Esther,  tailoress  115  (ireen 

Week  Henry,  carpenter  12  Maria  above  Fourth 

V^'eeks  Mary,  widow,  drygoods  store  252  south  Second 

fWeeks  riiomas.  manner  Ninth  below  Lombard 

fWceks  William,   shoeblack,  cellar  corner  Arch  and 

Third,  d  ii  94  Bedford  above  Seventh 
Weems  Elizabeth,  widow  Coates'  alley 
Weems  James  N.    merchant  26  south  Front — d  h  291 

Race 
WcJHier  Benedict,  I.  cordwainer  57  Race 
Weer  James,  grocer  SE  cor.  Race  and  Sixth 
Weickel  Jacob,  labourer,  back;416north  Front 
Weigart  George,  hatter  216  Cherry  street 
Weipert  John,  labourer  Ger.  road  above  Fourth 
Weir  John,  labourer  Noble  above  Front 
Weir  Silas  E.  auctioneer  20  south  Front — d  h  353  High 
Weir  Thomas,  weaver  62  Coates 

Wells  Benj.  innkeeper  (sign  Gurriere)  Catharine  street 
Weis  Eli  as,  baker  88  Locust 
VVeiser  George,  shoemaker  187  St.  John 
Weisman  Joseph,  coach  painter   Prune  below  Sixth — 

d  h  86  south  Fifth 
Weiss  Elizabeth,  shopkeeper  117  north  Third 
Weissman  Samuel  C.  shoemaker  2  Juniper  lane 
Weissman  Nicholas,  carpenter  Maria  above  Fourth 
Weissman  Samuel,  stove  manufactory  353  north  Second 
Weiisall  William,  ropemaker  Fourth  above  Poplar 
Weir  John,  labourer.  Hazel  ay.  near  Perry  street 
Weir  Samuel,  grocer  NE  cor.  Brown  and  Third 
Weiser  John,  carpenter,  534  north  Third 
Welbanks  Henry,  printerJames  above  Charle 
Welbanks  John,  victualler,  James  above  Charles 
Welch  Ann,  widow  of  Benjamin,  194  Lombard 
Welch  Catharine,  widow  ^  South  alley 
Welch  Hezekiah,  printer,  Ijack  19  north  Eighth 
Welch  John,  coachman,  back  13  Decatui' 
Welcli  Jolin,  plasterer  Bonsall  [sac  Welsh 

Welch  John,  baker,  185  south  ?\h\\ 
Welch  Thomas,  baker  56  Union 

Welcome  Joseph,  cooper  Federal  bel.  Moyameiising  r, 
tWelcome  H mnah,  widow  1  Gillie's  alley 
tWclcom,  William,  mariner  M'Ginnes*  alley 
Wcldon  James,  slioemaker  1.50  Lombard 
Wei  Jon  John,  cordwainer  Law's  court 
Weldou  John,  labourer,  back  41  Prime 


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WHfnvH^^f  ^"''^  ^•'  "^^^'^^^^  Queen  near  Cherry 

T Wellington  Cassar,  woodsawyer,  back  29  Union 
We   man  Martha,  widow  5  Shields'  court 
Wells  Aquila,  waterman,  back  347  south  Front 
We  s  John,  packer  Uni.ed  States'  arsenal 
We  I  }f  "r^oachmaker  19  Schriver's  court 

We  Is  .h  ^-Tl^"  ^°^^"'"  "^^^^^  223  S.  Third 

wS^  ;^7~'  ^^^™»st,  245  south  Second 
w        ^rM^'  ""''^r?"^'  milliner  379  north  Front 
'"SlJpe^^J-Tro^d  ^"^"''^^^^^"^  ^-^^^  «-^^^0"  -d 
Wells  W.lham,  carpenter  111  Christian         [see  Wills 
We  lard  Richard,  grocer  272  Cedar  S  E  cor.  Se  JeX 
We  man  Martha,  widow,  nurse  21  Key's  aUey 
We  ser  Godfrey,  doctor  S  W  corner  Centre  square 
We  ser  John,  cordwainer  Coates  near  Sixth  ^ 

■  Wes7j^"zaS  t?H  "^^r''  ^""^^u^^^  "^^^  Schuylkill 
w  1  K  ^fl^^P^'^h.  Widow  George  above  Eleventh 
We  sh  Elizabeth,  widow  39  Vine  ^^eventii 

Welsh  Elizabeth,  widow  2  Hurst  street 
w^i  u  r7~'  ^^"^""^  122  south  Tenth 
w!  !?  genry,  cordwainer  363  north  Fourth 
wlh  ^^V'  ^^^-dwainer  Green  below  Fourth 
We  sh  Jacob,  carpenter  Rose  alley  (CO 
Welsh  Jacob,  carpenter  Juniper  below  Walnut 
We  sn  James,  shoemaker  229  Cedar  Uee  Welch 

We  sh  James,  carpenter  12  Currant  alley     ^ 
We Lh  Tot"'  "^^^fhant  148^  Chesnut  above  Sixth 
Welsh  John,  manner  64  Catharine 
We  sh  John,  plasterer  170  south  Ninth 

Sr^  ,   JJ?7'  ^.^^"""^  180  Swanson 
Welsh  Michael,  scrivener  206  Cedar 

Wennel  James,  cordwainer  Beach  near  High  bridee 
Wenson  Martin,  labourer  Steinmetz's  court        ^ 
Went  «S5  ^^^y',^idow,  back  91  CallowhUl 
Wentland  John,  labourer  Francis  lane  near  Schuvlkill 
Went  ing  David,  typefounder  5  Plum  ^^^""^^^'^^ 

Wenterlfn?  wfr'  ^'T^'  ^''^T'^  ^^"^  "^^^  Sch. 
Wen  wolt^  S"",^^""'  labourer  Wistar's  court 
"^aTJZe'r'rcott"^'  confectioner  cor.  3d  and  High 
Wentz  Philip  labourer  near  543  north  Third 
w     .    ^amuel,  merchant  tailor  70  north  Third 

wSthitton  W-'l|-'^°"^^'-  Buttonwood  near  Fifth 
Wprth  i  A 1  ^'^liam,  M.  D.  231  Lombard 
We  bev^o^n^''^"'^^^  ^\^'  ^-  392  south  Second 
Wesrn«f?  T  ^'i"'^'"!,"^'''  ^^^^  ^^  ^eade  alley 
*  Front  '  *'°'"'''^''  *'°^'  ^^^  ^"^  Coates-id  h  401  N. 

{see  Westcott 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  WET 

Wescott  Robert,  gentleman  212  Mulberry 

Wesfiicr  Christopher,  chemist  471  Race 

Wcsi)crd  Hurbara,  widow  Fourth  above  Browne 

Wcssels  Joliii,  merchant  29  Dock — d  h  9  Pear 

Wessells  Marv,  widow,  back  32  Pcnn 

West  Alexander,  mead  garden  High  near  Sch.  Second 

West  Ann,  widow  cor  1  ammany  and  Third 

West  Abbey,  bonnet  and  cloakmaker  49  Spruce 

tWest  Abraham,  ostler,  back  239  south  Second 

West  Barzilla,  tailoress  158  Coates 

West  Catharine,  widow  cor.  Wood  and  Prince 

West  Charles  S.  accountant  140  south  Eleventh 

West  Charles  C.  merchant  tailor  62  Chesnut 

West  David,  tailor  8  Shields'  court 

West  Esther,  widow,  back  14  German 

West  Francis,  merchant  108  south  Front 

West  Hannah,  seamstress  Queen  above  Marlboro' 

West  James,  merciiant  155  N.  Water — d  h  Vine  N  W 

corner  Front 
fWest  James,  exchange  oyster  cellar  79  south  Second 

— d  h  23  Walnut 
West  &  Jeanes,  salt  merchants  155  north  Water 
West  John,  shallopman  6  Perkenpine's  court 
West  John,  mariner  Lolar's  court 
AVest  John  H.  teacher  Queen  near  Hanover 
West  John,  patent  sweeper  86  Crown 
tWest  John,  drug  pulveriser  Eighth  below  Lombard 
jWest  John,  oysterman  218  Race 
tWest  John,  carter  Cedar  above  Thirteenth 
West  Joseph,  merchant  254  Arch 
West  Mary,  widow  233  south  Fifth 
West  Richard,  sign  painter  Chesnut  above  Twelfth 
West  Robert,  cabinetmaker  and  sofa  manuf.  129  Wal- 
nut— d  h  98  south  Fourth 
jWest  Samuel,  labourer  Essex's  alley 
West  Thomas  G.  clock  and  watchmaker  13  N.  Third 
West  VV'm.  and  John,  painters  &  glaziers  133  N.  Front 
West  William,  mariner,  back  12  German 
West  William,  gentleman  N  W  cor.  Arch  and  Ninth 
West  William,  sea  captain  146  Pine 
Westcoat  Charles,  labourer  Cherry  above  Sch.  Seventh 
Westcott  Charles,  grocer  &  innkeeper  91  Plum 
\\'^ester  Samuel,  brickmaker  High  W.  Sell.  Fourth 
iWester  Thomas,  porter  Emleivs  court  (N.  L.) 
vV'ester  William,  tailor  45  George  (S  ) 
Westlun  Charles  F.  cordwaincr,  back  54  Newmarket 
Weston  Hamburgh,  shoemaker  cor.  6th  &  Mcrriott'sl. 
Weston  John  D,  teacher  20  Dock 
Westphall  Charles  W.  watchcase  maker  and  jeweller 

268  north  Second 
Westphall  Ferdinand,   watchmaker  and  jeweller  11 

York  court 
Wetherill  Christopher,  hatter  188  Sassafras 


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Wetherill  Eliza,  fancy  store  62  north  Second 
Wetherill  George  D.  &  Co.  druggists  S  E  cor.  Arch  ik 

Front 
Wetherill  George  D.  druggist  16  Arch 
Wetherill  Henry  E.  mariner  42  north  Second 
Wethenll  John,  druggist  and  colourman  S  E  cor.  Front 

and  Arch— d  h  near  Frankford 
Wetherill  John  P.  druggist,  &c.  65  north  Front 
Wethenll  Joseph,  gentleman  170  south  Fourth 
Wethenll  Mordecai,  oil  and  colourman  8  South  alley 
Wethenll  Samuel,  druggist  and  colourman  65  N.  Front 

— d  h-419  High  I 

Wetherill  Samuel  &  Sons,  druggists  and  colourmen,  65  ' 

north  Front 
Wetherill  Samuel  P.  druggist  and  colourman  65  and  d  h 

76  north  Front 
Wetherill  Mrs.  widow,  boardinghouse  46  Cherry 
Wethenll  Thomas,  carpenter  324  south  Front 
tWethenngton  Amelia,  183  south  Seventh 
Wetherstine  Adam,  grocer  Tammany  bel.  Old  Y.  road 
Wetherstme  Richard,  labourer  Old  York  road  ■ 

Wetherstme  Samuel,  nailer  Old  York  r.  bel.  Tammany 
tWethertoQ  Archibald,  waiter  Shippen  above  Seventh 
Wetzell  Mary,  mantuamaker  10  South  alley 
w  ''•!!  ^  x'^^  upholsterer  N  W  cor.  Chesnut  and  Fifth 
Wevdl  &  Nicolas,  upholsterers  N  W  cor.  Chesnut  &  5th 
Wextnm  Samuel,  mariner  53  Prime  (S.) 
Weyant  John,  drayman  526  north  Second 
Weyant  Peter  carpenter  Kunckel  above  St.  Tammany 
Weygand  Philip  J.  baker  107  north  Third 
Weyman  Daniel,  innkeeper  308  north  Front 
Weyman  Janet,  storekeeper  257  north  Second 
tWeyman  Samuel,  waiter  3  Hurst 
Weymer  John,  cabinetmaker  7  Little  German 
Weymer  Samuel,  tiqplate  worker  341  north  Third 
VVhalen  Catharine,  widow  Drinker's  court 
Whalen  Dennis,  coactrman  35  Locust 
\V  haley  John  G.  carter  Federal  above  Second 
Whaley  Jonathan  W.  combmaker  George  (N.  L.)  n.  2d 
y^ru^'^J^'""-  labourei?  Prime  below  Second 
Wharff  Dmiel,  mariner  72  Catharine 
Wharte  James,  boardinghouse  48  Walnut,  and  bottler 

75  Dock  , 

Whartenby  Joseph,  late  printer  Clifton 
Whartenby  Thomas,  silversmith  117  Spruce 
Wliartman  Michael,  constable  cor.  Garden  and  Mul- 
berry alley 
Wharton  Charles,  gentleman  136  south  Second 
Wharton  Elizabeth,  widow  128  south  Fourth 
Wharton  Deborah,  Mrs.  gentlewoman  29  Powell 
Wharton  Fishbourn,  commission  merchant  60  S.  4th— 

d  h  240  Spruce 
Wharton  John,  cupper  and  bleeder  54  Vine 
Wharton  John,  boot  and  shoemaker  87  south  Front 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRtCTORY.  WHI 

Wharton  John. broker  26  Walnut— d  h  Chcsniit  ab.  12th 
•  ^'^'^'"■^0"  Marpt.  gentlewoman  215  Walnut 
Wharton  Robert,  late  mayor  135  south  Third 
Wharton  Sarah,  widow  of  Joseph,  161  south  Fifth 
Wharton  Thonias  F.  &  Fishbonrn,  commission  merchts. 

60  h.  fourth  NW  cor.  Library 
Wharton  Thomas  C.  broker  87  Pine 
Wluirton  Thomas  F.  commission  mercht.  60  &  d  h  128 

south  Fourth 
Wharton  Thomas,  attorney  at  law  173  Walnut 
Whartman  Barbara,  widow  441  north  Third 
Wheaton  Amos,  gentleman  Smith's  ct.  W.  Sch.  8th 
V\  heaton  Enoch,  sea  captain  cor.  CallowhiU  &  Water 
'  -V^"'^*^o"Wilham,  sea  captain  391  north  Front 
Wheeler  Charles,  attorney  at  law  48  Walnut  &  99  Vine 
Wheeler  Elizabeth,  widow  Farries's  court 
Wheeler  Enoch,  grazier  99  Vine 

JJJt^^l^''  ^^50^^■  'Attorney  at  law  34  south  Sixth 

Wheeler  John  I.  merchant  255  High 

Wheeler  John,  artist  1  York  ct.  (N.L.) 

Wheeler  John,  tailor  78  north  Water 

Wheeler  Miry   widow  Carpenter  above  Fourth 

Wheeler  Mrs.  Lydia,  175  north  Front 

Wheeler  Juna.l  corder  Vine  st.  wharf,  dh5  Pfeiffer'say. 

Wheder  Samuel,  justice  of  the  peace,  and  black  and 

while  smith  99  Vine 
Wheeler  Samuel  &  J.  Exley,  whitesmiths,  scale  beam 

"?.      r^ir'*"il  laree  screw  cutters,  corner  Brewer's 

alley  (Wood)  and  Kunckel 
Whelan  Patrick  E.  merchant  232  north  Front 

Whelan  Wm.  grocer  N  W  cor.  Chesnut  &  Fourtir^*^" 
U  helen  Israel,  merchant  High  4  doors  bel.  Eleventh 
Whetotone  Abraham,  plasterer  279  soutli  Fifth 
Whetstone  Isaac,  ferryman  23  Coombs'  alley 
Whetstone  Jacob,  labourer  502  soutli  Second 
Whetstone  Nicholas,  tobacconist  541  north  Front 
Whilldin  Jonathan,  pilot  245  south  Front 
WhiUdin  Lambert,  pilot,  back  88  north  Front 
W  hilldin  Wilmon,  capt.  New  Castle  steamboat  224  S. 

Front 
Whipple  Job,  inspector  of  customs  69  Cedar 
tWhipper  Hannah,  Blackberry  alley 
Whistler  David,  tailor  52  Charlotte 
Whistler  William,  oak  cooper  54  Charlotte 
Whitaker  Ann,  widow  45  Cedar  street 
Whitaker  James,  fancy  chainnaker  33  Dock 
Whitaker  James,  smith,  Ike.  Fourth  bel.  Callowhill— 

tl  h  Old  \ork  road  cor.  'Tammany 
Wliitaker  Joseph,  carter  Sch.  Fifth  below  Chisnut 
W  i-alaker  Joseph,  smith.  &c.  Old  York  r.  bel.  Tammany 
wriit  iker  J.  &  J.  stove,  sprig  &  nailTnanuf.  16a  N.  4th 
Wlnuker  John,  hatter,  back  SO  Cherry 
2N 


WHI  whitely's  annual 

fWhitaker  Sarah,  widow  6  Hinkel's  court 

Whitaker  Thomas,  carter  Church  st. 

Wnitebread  Ehzabeth,  widow  74  Christian 

Whitebread  William,  mariner  71  Chinstian 

Wiiite  Ambrose,  merchant  294  High — d  h  28  N  Ninth 

White  Andrew,  Hunter's  court 

White  Amos,  grocer  cor.  Callowhill  and  Lawrence 

fWhite  Benjamin,  waterman  11  Hurst  street 

White  Brittain,  Jan.  stock,  8cc.  broker  80  S.  Front — d  h 

Vine  above  Tenth 
White  Charles  H.  cabinetmaker  33  north  Seventh 
White  Charles,  vict.  300  N  8th— stall  14  Old  shambles 
White  Daniel,  carter  Lombard  above  Eleventh 
White  David,  carpenter  27  Prosperous  alley 
White  Edith,  widow  174  Locust 
White  Ehzabeth,  widow  Arch  above  Sch.  Third 
tW^hite  Esther,  Mrs,  22  Shippen 

White ,  labourer  Maria  below  Old  Yoi-k  road 

White  r  1  ancis,  sawyer  cor.  Eleventh  and  Cherry 
White  George,  black  and  vvhitesmith  28  Elfreth's  ay. 

— shop  29  Bread  street 
White  George,  planemaker  34  Juliana 
fWhite  George,  china, packer  Hopkins'  court 
fWhite  George,  waiter  272  south  Fourth 
White  Hannah,  china  store  380  north  Second 
White  Henry,  merchant  3  S.  Water— d  h  126  S.  Third 
White  Henry,  bottler  14  Almond 
fWhite  Henry,  bootcleaner  12  south  Sixth 
White  Hugh,  tallowchandler  Arch  alley 
White  Isaac,  shipwright  St.  John  above  Beaver 
White  8c  Irwin,  comb  manufacturers  37  north  Third 
While  Jacob,  dealer  cor.  High  and  Schuylkill  Fifth 
White  Jacob,  woodsawyer  92  Christian 
White  James  G.  nailer  24  Budd  street 
White  Jafnes,  cai'penter  75  Budd 
White  James,  accountant  157  south  Fifth 
White  Jesse,  innkeeper  S  E  cor.  Front  and  Spruce 
White  John,  chemist's  laboratory  163  St.  John,  drug 

store  82  north  Front — d  h  117^  north  Second 
White  John,  shoemaker  61  Shippen 
White  John,  94  south  Water— d  h  96  south  Front 
White  John,  innkee^ier  203  south  Front 
White  John,  tailor  127  Cedar  street 
White  John,  victualler  Callowhill  above  Twelfth 
White,  Johnson  &  Tingley,  merchants  233  High  N  E 

corner  Sixth 
White  Jonathan,  carpenter  263  north  Third 
White  John,  wheelwriglit  10  &  21  Walnut 
White  John  &  Co.  merchants  3  south  Water-^d  h  96 

south  Front 
White  John,  blacksmitli  High  west  of  Permanent  bridge 
White  rev.  John,  teacher  146  Race 
fWhite  John, porter  Cedar  near  Thirteenth 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  WHI 

White  Jose  J.  •   confectioner  370  High  street 

White  Joveph,  Honiuoiij^L-r  162  nortli  Second 

White  Joseph,  storekeeper  54  Higii 

White  Joseph,  hardware  merchant   29   High— d   h  7 

Church  alley 
Wliite  Josiah,  wire  in;inufacturev  172  Arch 
White  &  Lippincott,  hiudware  mcrcliants  29  High 
W^liite  Margaret,  widow  N  Eiglith  hclow  BuUonwoodl. 
White  Martlia,  widow  9  Cuombs'  alley 
White  Maria,  widow  St.  Mary  above  Seventh 
tWiiite  .Martin,  labourer  Sch'.  Fourth  above  Filbert 
White  Mary,  widow  ot  Josi-pli,  37  N  3d 
White  Mary,  Miss,  spinster  Tammany  below  St.  John 
White  Miles,  labourer  35  Prosperous  ay 
White  &  Milligan,  drygoods  store  54  High 
Wiiitc  Richard,  accco'untant  at  W^ashington  hall  hotel — 

d  h  37  Spruce 
White  Rirliard,  porter  73  Plum  street 
White  Robert,  weaver  Germantown  road  corner  3d 
t White  Robert  H.  dealer  12  Kurd's  ct.&  163  Lombard 
tWhite  Robert,  sweep  58  Small 
VV'iute  Rosina,  boardingliouse  24  W.-isliington  street 
W^hite  Samuel  &  Co.  merchants  107  Higli 
White  Samuel,  merchant  107  High 
White  Samuel,  labourer  43  Plum 
White  Samuel,  oysterman,  back  385  south  Front 
White  Samuel,  bellman  Fraiikt'ord  road  near  Bedford 
jWliite  Samuel,  labourer  Maria  above  Fourth 
White  Sarah,  boardinghouse  13th  above  Filbert 
White  Sarah,  widow  17  south  5th 

White  Thomas,  teacher  369  N  Front,  school  25  Coates 
White  Thomas,  cordwaiuer  122  Cedar 
White  Thomas  H.wine  merchant  cor  Dock  and  Pear 

— d  h  224  Walnut 
White  William,  tallowchandler  236i  north  3d 
White  William,  chandler  20  Juniper  lane 
White  William,  weaver  Perry  below  Pin« 
White  William,  storekeeper  6  south  Sixth 
White  Wm.  L.  vict.  449  N  Front— stall  16  Old  shambles 
White  W^illiam.D.  d.  bishop  of  the  Episcopal  church  89 

Walnut 
White  William,  coachmaker  Broad  '-elow  Arch 
Wiiitecar  John,  jeweller  81  Cedar  street 
Whitecar  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  and  mahogany  dealer 

91,  93,  &  95  south  Second  [.we   IVhitaker 

Whiteliead  Caleb,  cordwainer,  back  29G  south  Fourth 
Whitehead  F.li.is,  coidwainer  78  German 
Whitehead  James,  merchant  27  Vine 
Whitehead  Jolin,  merchant  27  Branch 
Whitehead  Lxtitia,  Miss,  York  street 
Whitehead  Margaret,  widow  62  Vine 
Wtiitehead  Rot)ert,  scrivener  72  Vine 
Wi\itel  Jacob,  labourer  18  Browne 


WIA  whitely's  annual 

Whitely  Edward,  pinter,  (editor  and  publisher  ot  the 

Philadelphia  Directory)  64  north  Fifth 
Whitely  Elizabeth,  grocer,  cor  Sassafras  &  Thirteenth 
Whiteman  Charles,  drayman  Lawrence  ab.  Pegg's  rim 
Whiteman  Casper,  carter  117Gieen 
Whiteman  David,  carter,  corner  3d  and  George  (S) 
Whiteman  Henry,  cordwainer  152  Coates 
Whiteman  Jacob,  32  Ann  (N  L) 
Whiteman  James,  sawyer  Pleasant  below  Ridge  road 
Whiteman  John,  waterman  Lily  alley 
Whiteman  John,  carter  Say  street 
Whiteman  Joseph,  watchman  36  Coates 
Whiteman  Margaret,  widow  19  Carter's  alley 
Whiteman  Margaret,  widow  472  north  Third 
Whiteman  Michael,  accountant  42  Wood 
Whiteman  Nathan,  waterman  Beach  near  High  bridge 
Whiteman  Peter,  carter  SEcorCallowhill  &  Lawrence 
Whiteman  Peter,  ladies'  shoemaker  53  north  Eighth 
Whiteman  Rachael,  widow  117  Green 
Whiteman  Windell,  tanner  509  north  Second 
Whitesell  Conrad,  brassfounder  S  E  cor  Browne  and  St. 

John 
Whitesell  William,  ropemaker  Otter  near  Germ,  road 
Whitesides  Alexander,  plasterer  456  Callowhill 
Whitesides  Barber,  mariner  Second  above  Ger.  road 
Whitesides  William,  merchant  106  south  Fifth 
Whitford  Robert,  mariner  1  Gray's  alley 
Whiting  Nathaniel,  merchant  77  north  Water 
Whiting  Isaac  W.  merchant  39  Vine 
Whitlow  Catharine,  widow  23  Elizabeth 
Whitmach  Christian,  welldigger  Button  wood  1.  bel.  6th 
Wliitman  Charles,  boatbuilder  30  Christian 
Whitman  Nathan,  jun.  grocer  107^  High 
Whitmire  John,  victualler  237  N  8th  above  Callowhill 
Whitner  John,  carter  123  Browne 
Whitney  John  C.  sea  captain  146  Swanson  ' 

Whitney  Lebius,  accountant  199  Sassafras 
Whitney  Thomas,    mathematical    instrument  maker, 

manufactures  surveying  instruments  generally,  north 

Sixth,  about  one  mile  from  the  city 
Whitney  R,  M.  merchant  19  south  Front— d  h  96  S  8th 
Whitney  Thomas  J.  combmaker  137  south  Second 
Whittindale  Robert,  cordwainer  224  south  Second 
Whittman  Nathan,  86  Crown 
Whittmore  Dyer,  mason  Upper  ferry  road 
W^hitton  Abraham  T.  grocer  Queen  n.  Shakamaxon 
Whitton  Ehsha,  gunner  of  the  Hornet  502  south  Second 
Whitton  widow,  huckster  35  Jones'  alley 
Wbittelsey  Elizabeth,  widow  China  street 
Whittick  Joseph,  mariner  3  Coxe's  alley 
Whittle  Ann,  hosiery  store  15  south  Second 
Whvant  Conrad,  carpenter  Galbreath's  court 
Wia'll  John,  tailor  339  north  Front 


PIIILADKLIMIIA    DIRKCIOKV.  V\iL 

\\  iiitt  Solomon,  bookbinder  Grrmantown  r.  above  2d 

Wiblc  Jcssf,  wharfb'.iil'kTfiS  Hudd 

Wiblc  llmmas,  shipcarix-'iiter  6.?  liiuld 

Wible  William,  carter  Sanili  ne.ir  licdt'ord 

W  ickcMsham   Tlionias,  mcicliaiit  IGl   I'mc 

Wickes  Benjamin,  shipmaster  and   ilr)  goods  store  210 

soutb  Second 
Wickliam  Christopher,  ivory  and  hard  wood  turner  79 

Browne 
Wickliam  &  Co.  military  &  fancy  hardware  store  94 

High 
Wickham  Geo.  D.  lumber  merch.  Beach  n.  High  bridge 
Wickham  James,  sea  captain  230  Piuc 
Wickham  M.  T.  hardware  merchant  94  High 
Wickham  Thomas,  ostler  Germ,  t  oad  aiH)\  c  1st  gate 
Wickward  Thomas,  labourer  3  Ciilles's  alley 
Widilihcld  8c  Gaw,  clock  &  watchmakers;  449  N  2d 
Widdiheld  George,  carpenter,  back  171  High — d  h  18 

Greenleaf  s  court 
Widdificld  William,  hardware  merchant  42  north  2d — 

d  h  160  .\rch 
Widdiheld  Wm.  jr.  watchmaker  &c.  97  south  Eighth 
Widditicld  William,  fruiterer  48  north  Fiont 
Widdowsome  John,  stonecutter  24  Filbert 
Widerfelt  Matthias,  ladies'  shoemaker  73  Small 
Widner  John,  brickmaker  Coates  cor  Ciiarles  (P  T) 
Wiebling  William,  cordwainer,  back  71  Bedford 
Wiegancl  Conrad,  smith  340  S;issafras 
Wicsey  Hezekiah,  tailor  Shields'  court 
Wiessbauch,  William,  combmaker  Smith's  alley 
Wigfall  Samuel,  69  High 
Wiggin  8c  Wiiitney,  merchants  19  south  Front 
Wiggins  Ann,  widow  5  Duke  (N  L) 
+W  iggins  John,  mariner,  back  239  south  Second 
Wiggins  Ruth,  widow  llj  Chesnut  street 
Wight  I'homas,  bookbinder  13  Sterling  alley 
Wight  Thomas,  cordwainer  88  north  Filtii 

[see  U'liii(ltt  kSf  Voight 
Wigmore  Hannah,  Mrs.  china  8cc.  store  72  Walnut 
Wiketh  George,  halter,  bark  268  Race 
Wikoff  Peter,  merchant  146  south   lentil 
Wilb.iiid  Catharine,  widow  16  Bryan's  alley 
Wdbank  John,  brassfounder  N  K  c.-r  Seventh  &  Arch 
Wilbe  Thomas,  shij)wriglii  81  Bndd  near  Poplar 
Wilckcns    Henry,   sexton   of  the     (ierman    Lutheran 

church,  next  door  to  the  cor  Fourth  a\\\\  Cherry 
Wilcocks  Richard  H.  merchant  61  south  W.ttcr 
Wilc(;cks  Samuel,  attorney  at  law  134  Walnut 
Wilcox  Charles  G.  late  stock,  8cc.  br-  ker  167  S  11th 
Wilcox  Fdward,  t.iilor  16  BraHnev's  court 
Wilcox  Miss  F>lizubeth,  301  Spruce 
Wilcox  Jimies,  tallnwchandlei-  S  Second  cor  Federal 
Wilcox  Saml.  cashier  of  the  Mechanics'  bank  10  N  5lh 
2n2 


WIL  whitely's  annuas, 

Wilcum  Joseph,  cooper  Eighth  above  Tidmash 

Wilder  John,  labourer  Prime  below  Front 

Wildes  Joseph,  inn  and  ferry  keeper  Camden  (N  J) 

Wildey  Jonathan  B.  Heyde's  court 

Wildey  Rich  shipjoiner  Oak  ab  Coates — d  h  177  St.  John 

Wile  Andrew,  bootmaker  inquire  at  42  north  Fourth 

Wile  Conrad,  cordwainer  112  Race 

Wile  George,  cabinetmaker  Lawrence  bel.  Callowhill 

Wile  James,  hatter  Heyde's  court 

Wde  John,  cordwainer  20  Mulberry  alley 

Wile  Mary  Anp,  widow  of  Conrad,  12  Bread  street 

Wile  Rebecca,  widow,  layer  out  of  the  dead  33  N  Fifth 

Wiler  John,  baker  53  Moyamensing 

Wiley  Alexander,  merchant  tailor  309  High 

Wiley  Ann,  shopkeeper  333  north  Second 

Wiley  Henjitmin,  shoemaker  450  Race 

Wiley  Benjamin,  carpenter  266  Sassafras 

Wiley  Ehzabeth,  widow  Juniper  above  Locust 

Wiley  Ewing,  rulemaker,  back  268  Race 

Wiley  George,  mariner  35  Plum 

Wiley  Hannah,  widow,  teacher  64  north  Sixth 

Wiley  Kesiah,  widow,  Budd  corner  Laurel 

Wiley  John,  weaver  Juniper  below  Walnut 

Wiley  John,  cordwainer  Rose  alley  below  Browne 

Wiley  Joseph,  carter  Simmons' court 

Wiley  Mary,  widow  N  Eighth  above  Callowhill 

Wiley  Mary,  widow  of  James,  534  north  Second 

Wile)  Mrs.  widow  bookfolder  47  Strawberry  street 

Wiley  Robert,  grocer  39  South  wharves 

W^iley  rev.  Samuel  B.  Walnut  above  Eleventh 

Wilhelm  Frederick,  cabinetmaker  344  north  Third 

fWilkes  Henry,  labourer,  back  50  Currant  alley 

Wilkey  Rosina,  wiidow,  trader  North  street 

Wilkins  8c  Black,  merchants  18  north  Front 

"Wilkins  Isaac,  merchant  18  N  Front  &  Camden  (N  J) 

■j-Wilkins  Isaac,  waiter  90  south  Seventh 

Wilkius  Jacub  F.  cabinetmalf-ei'  209  Race 

Wilkins  James,  coal  measurer,  back  14  Crab 

Wilkins  Jane,  widow,  cor  Chesnut  and  Sch.  Fifth 

Wilkins  John,  cabinetmaker  7  Meade  alley 

Wilkins  Theresa,  Mrs  17  Prosperous  ay 

Wilkinson  Abner,  tailor  136  S  Water  &  137  S  Front 

Wilkinson  Ann,  widow  Smith's  alley 

Wilkinson  Charles,  bookseller  75  south  Second 

Wilkinson  Christ,  carpenter  and  china  store  284  Race 

Wilkinson  Elizabeth,  widow  104  Poplar  bel.  Second 

Wdkinson  John,  cordwainer  34  Coates 

tWilkinson  John,  ragman,  back  93  Shippen 

Wilkinson  Mary,  widow,  tailoress  47  Mechanic  street 

Wilkinson  Robert,  painter  and  glazier  51  Budd 

Wilkinson  Thomas,  shipcarpenter  Hanover  near  Queet\ 

Will  Elizabeth,  victualler  285  north  Eighth 


PHILADEI.l'inA   DIRI.CroKV.  W'il. 

Will  George,  combniaker  Poplar  lane  near  Fourth 
Will  Isiiac,  carpenter  Popl.nrl   below  4lh         [fire  JVilla 
Will  Martin,  victualler  north  Eighth  near  Buttonwood 
Will  William,  carpenter  Poplar  lane  iieai"  4tli 
Wiilard  Al)rahan>,  blacksnr.tii  8  Knight's  c<,urt 
WlllardGc>;rge,  late  constable  cor  Hazel  2c  Weaver's  ay 
Will.ird  Martni,  mariner  411  south  Front 
Willey  Harriet,  shopkeeper  4  Sassafras  alley 
Willett  Samuel,  iinikeeper  (Bird  in  the  haiKn  1.19  N.  4th 
Williams  Ann,  widow,  boanlinghouse  188  Is.  Water' 
fWilliams  Ann,  widow  4  Middle  alley 
Williains  &  Albertson,  merciits.  N  W  cor.  High  &  Front 
Willi;ims  Ann,  widow,  boardinghou^c  193  north  Front 
tWilliains  Anthony,  mariner  18  Parham's  alley 
Willianib  Benjamin,  ilentist  114  Race 
Williams  Benjamin,  accountant  186  north  Front 
Williamb  Catharine,  teacher  8  Cypress  alley 
Williams  Charles,  agent  tor  the  New  York  and   Balti- 
more lines  of  Post  chais*:  and  Coaches  28  S.  Third 
jWdliams  Charles,  gardener  24  Blackberry  alley 
tWiUiams  Charles,  labourer  Atkinsor.'s  court 
Wilhams  David,  labourer  Lombard  near  Sch  river 
Williams  Daniel, jr.  fruiterer  42  N.  Front  &  7Lretitia  ct 
+Williams  Daniel,  labourer  Fourth  near  r,arpenter 
Williams  David  D.  druggist  300  south  Third 
Williams  Uavid,  bhicksmilli  Carroll's  ct,  near  Fourth 
Wilhams  David,  cordwainer  22  Franklin  street 
Williams  Dennis,  labourer  493  n<n-th  Third 
tWiihams  Edward,  labourer  Juniper  below  Vine 
Wilhams  Elizabeth,  widow  211  Spruce 
Williams  Elizabeth  Miss,  205  Spruce 
Williams  Elizabeth,  widow  Stephens'  court 
Williams  Elizabeth,  widow  S.  Second  bel.  Greenwich 
Williams  Ennion,  accountant,  surveyor  &  scrivener  54 

Filbert 
Williams  Frederick,  tailor  Lily  alley  below  Green 
Williams  (ieorge,  merchant  71  north  Seventh 
Williams  George,  engineer  CallowhiM  ab.  Washington 
tWilhams  George,  carpenter  259  Spruce 
Williams  Henry  J    attorney  at  law,  86  Arch— dh  43 

Walnut 
Williams  H.  and  T.  R.  cabinetmakers  73  Race 
tWilliams  Henry,  carijentt-r  131  Locust 
tV\  illiams  Henry,  coachman  Dean's  alley 
Willia  :is  Isaac,  hatter  174  Race 
tWilliams  Jacob,  waiter  114  Cherry  st. 
jWilliams  Jacob,  grocer,  &.c.  163  Lombard 
Williams  James,  mercht.  286  Hii;h — d  h  315  Arch 
Williams  James,  carpenter  198  Pine 
Williams  James,  cm  rier  21  Plum 
Williams  J mies,  fruiterer  32  Vine 
fWilliams  J  lines,  boaidingliouse  40  Small 
Williams  Jaroes,  tavernkeeper  Frank. r,  n.  Shakamaxon 


WIL  whitely's  annual 

Williams  Jesse,  298  Race 

Williams  Jesse,  waterman  Prime  above  Second  (S  ) 
Williams  John,  lumber  mer.  cor.  Sixth  and  Buttonwood 
Williams  John,  cordwainer  19  Coates 
Williams  John,  victualler  James  above  Charles 
Williams  John,  smith  High  west  of  Perm,  bridge 
Williams  John,  mariner,  back  364  south  Second 
Williams  John,  rigger  110  Catharine 
WiUiams  John,  watchman  31  German 

Williams ,  blacksmith  2d  above  Germantown  road 

Williams  John,  caulker,  back  110  Catharine 
M^illiams  John,  labourer  St.  Joseph's  avenue 
Williams  John,  whitesmith,  alley  running  from  Beach  to 

Allen 
IWiUiams  John,  labourer  249  Spruce 
fWilliams  John,  sawyer  Meredith's  court 
fWilliams  John,  labourer  22  Plum 
fWilliams  John,  mariner,  back  126  Plum 
fWilliams  John,  barber  4th  bel.  Germ.  r.  shop  Poplar  1. 
Williams  Jonathan  G.  sloi-ekeeper  457  N.  Second 
Williams  Joseph,  lumber  merchant  205  Spruce 
Williams  Joseph,  ladies'  shoemaker  8th  bel  Christian 
Williams  Jos.  cashier  Com.  Bank  N  W  cor.  4th  &  Pine 
fWilliams  Joseph,  sawyer  20  Burd's  court 
fWilliams  Julia  Ann,  widow  Union  alley 
fWilliams  Levin,  woodsawyer  14  Stamper's  alley 
fWilliams  Margaret,  widow  Bonsall  street 
Williams  Mary,  widow  43  Duke 
Williams  Mary,  widow  37  Penn 
Williams  Mary,  widow,  back  44  Spruce 
Williams  Mary  Mrs.  Townsend's  court 
WiUiams  Mary,  widow,  mantuamaker  139  south  Tenth 
fWilliams  Mary  Ann,  widow,  back  54  Small 
vVilliams  Moses,  fruiterer  3  Wood 
fWiUiams  Moses,  profile  cutter  10  Sterling  alley 
Williams  Moses,  shoemaker  179  Cherry 
WiUiams  Nehemiah,  cordwainer,  back  120  German 
fWiUiams  Phoebe,  Meredith's  court 
Williams  Rachel,  widow  15  Fromberger's  court 
Williams  Richard,  merchant  19  High — d  h  141  Arch 
WiUiams  Robert,  tanner  Petticoat  alley 
Williams  Robert,  plasterer  24  Barron  st. 
fWilliams  Rosanna,  widow  4 Pine  alley 
WiUiams  Sarah,  140  south  Ninth 
Williams  Samuel,  cordwainer  Garden  street 
fWilliams  Sampson,  labourer  Juniper  below  Vine 
WiUiams  Samuel,  currier  247  N.  3d — d  h  273  N.  2d 
Williams  Saml.  8c  Jos.  mahogany  yard  Chesnut  ab.  10th 
Williams  Samuel,  lumber  mercharnt  219  Walnut 
Williams  Saml.  H.  tinware  manufadturer  258  High 
Williams  S  &  A.  drygoods  store  459  north  Second 
fWilliams  Susan,  wiclow  14  Stamper's  alley 
Williams  Thaddeus,  combmaker  457  north  Third 


PHILAUI::LI'inA   DIKECTORV.  WIL 

?  Williams  Theophiius,  tnisshoopmaker  Hopkins*  court 
Williams  Thomas,  tanner  and  currier  131  north  Front 
Williams  Thos.  6«Benj.  tanners  &  curriers  451  N.  Front 
Williams  Thomas,  accountant  23  Wood 
Williams  Thomas,  cordwainer  11  Pine  alley 
Williams  Thomas,  constable  53  Coates 
Williams  I'homas,  gentleman  75  Race 
Williams  J'hoiTias,  cordwainer  206  south  Front 
Williams  Thomas,  mariner  241  south  Fourth 
Williams  Thomas,  tavernkeeper  N  W  cor.  Penn  and 

Cedar 
Williams  Thos.  waiter,  back  129  Cherry 
Williams  Thomas,  chairmaker  180  north  Eiglith 
Williams  William,  Camden  N.  J. 
Williams  Mrs.  of  Wm.  storekeeper  140  south  Ninth 
Williams  Wm.  P.  tallowchandler  28  Stamper's  alley 
Williams  William  J.  203  south  Fifth 
Williams  William,  labourer  65  Christian 
Williamson  Benj.  ropemaker  and  shipchandler  57  south 

wharves — ropewalk  and  d  h  Tidmash  street 
Williamson  David,  merchant  67  High 
Williamson  Hannah,  widow  Cedar  corner  Ninth 
Williamson  James,  baker  1  Chancery  lane 
Williamson  Jesse,  carpenter  22  German 
WiUiamson  Johi'.  carpenter  207  Cherry 
Williamson  John  and  Isaac,  hatters  193  N.  Second 
Williamson  Joseph  F.  lumber  merchant  Spruce  ab.  r2th 
WiUiamson  Mary  Ann,  widow  Sch.  Second  near  Vine 
Williamson  Michael,  iron  merchant  56  N.  3d — d  h  22 

Key's  alley 
Williamson  Peter,  druggist  63  Almond  8c  N  E  cor.  2d 
Williamson  Steiihen,  dyer  38  north  Eighth 
Williamson  Sidney,  widow,  sailmaker  4  Race  st.  whart-- 

d  h  93  north  Water 
Williamson  Sarah,  widow  24  Ann  street 
Williamson  Wm-  shipmaster,  back  Swanson  n.  Prime 
Williamson  Wm.  sawjer,  back  345  south  Front 
Wdlig  (ieorge,  musical  magazine  171  Chesnut  ^ 
Willig  George,  jun.  jeweller  &  silversmith  171  Chesnut 
Willing  George,  merchant  64  Pine 
WiUing  George  C.  attorney  at  law,  36  south  Sixth 
r  Willing  Richard,  merchant  21  Penn — d  h  42  Pine 
Willing  Rich.  jun.  merch.  23  S.  Water — d  h  191  Walnut 
Willing  Robert,  tanner  Petticoat  alley 
Willing  Thomas  M.  Si  Richard,  merchants  21  Penn 
Willing  Thomas  M.  merchant  21  Penn — d  h  105  S.  3d 

opposite  Washington  Hall 
Willing  Thomas,  gentleman  100  south  Third 
Willing  W.  S.  stock  and  exchange  broker  80  S.  Front 
Willing,  White  &  Co.  stock  aiid  exchange  brokers  80 

south  Front 
Willington  Thos,  woodsawyer  Carpenter  (S.)  above  5th 
Willistord  Wni.  shipwatcli  57  Penn 


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Willis  Eliza,  widow  near  17  Cresson's  alley 

Willis  Hannah,  widow  35  Race 

Willis  James,  bricklayer  12  Schriver's  coart 

Willis  John,  late  grocer  4  Stamper's  alley 

Willis  John,  oysterman  SE  cor.  Spruce  and  Front 

Willis  John,  accountant  29  Race 

Willis  Jonathan,  flour  merchant  31  S.  Water— d  h  332 

Arch 
Willis  Ruth,  widow  141  north  Fourth 
Willis  Solomon,  turner  266  south  Fourth 
Willis  S.  8cL.  storekeepers  u/ifier  379  High 
Willis  Thomas,  sea  captain  35  Race 
Willis  8c  Yardley,  merchants  31  south  Water 
Willits  E.  grocer,  cor.  Palmer  and  Prince 
Willits  James,  bricklayer  61  north  Tenth 
Willits  Jeremiah,  plasterer  153  N.  Ninth  below  Vine 
Willits  John,  bricklayer  61  north  Tenth 
Willits  Joseph  B.  bricklayer  25  Wood 
Willits  Phoebe,  milliner 73  Arch 
Willitts  Archibald,  carpenter,  back  26  Cherry 
Wills  &  Helverson,  carpenters  106  Coates  street 
Wills  James  ScSon,  grocers  84  Chesnut 
Wilis  James,  jun.  84  Chesnut 
tW'^ills  John,  labourer  154  Swanson 
Wills  Joseph,  labourer  56  S.  Second  [^see  Wells  isf  Will 
Wills  Josiah,  cordwainer  81  Budd  street 
VVills  Thomas,  deputy  marshal  40  Currant  alley 
fWilsher  Jacob,  sawyer  Middle  alley 
Willson  Matthew,  carter  Laurel  (N.  L.) 
Willson  Peter,  mariner  Rachel  above  Brown 
Wilmer  Henry,  inquire  30  north  Fifth 
Wilmer  James  6c  Peregrine,  merchants  8  N.  Front 
Wilmer  John,  accountant  109  Vine 
Wilmer  John  R.  merchant  8  N.  Front — d  h  153  Vine 
Vv'^ilmer  John,  acccountant  Taper  alley 
Wilmer  Lambert,  city  commissioner  120  N.  Fourth 
IWilmore  John,  sawyer  Old  York  road  below  Noble 
Wilson  Alexander  M.  sea  captain  170  S.  Third 
Wilson  Alexander,  victualling  house  2i9  Cedar 
fWilson  Ann,  back  26  Barron 
f  Wilson  Baner,  porter  Atkinson's  court  ■* 

Wilson  Benjamin,  caulker  Front  below  Wharton 
Wilson  Benjamin,  fur  merchant  4  Minor  street 
Wilson  Bennet,  cordwainer,  back  14  Oak  (S  ) 
Wilson  Beulah,  quilter  Poplar  lane  near  Front 
Wilson  Catharine,  teacher  1  Fetter  lane 
Wilson  Ciiarles,  carpenter  17  Prosperous  alley 
Wilson  David,  stonecutter  cor.  Juliana  and  Callowhill 
Wilson  Dorothy,  widow,  back  45  Meade  alley 
Wilson  Edward,  merchant  1  Greenleaf  s  ct — dwelling 

96  south  Fourth  [see  Willson 

Wilson  Enoch,  captain  Chester  packet,  9  Relief  ay. 


T'HILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  WIL 

Wilson  EpluMim,  labourer,  back  51  Prime  st. 
Wilson  Francib,  tobacconist  2  Peniisylvania  avenue 
Wilson  George,  morocco  leather  store  41  north  Third 
Wilson  (icorge,  carpenter  137  north  Fifth 
W  ilson  George  S.  merchant  223  south  Front 
Wilson  (ieorge,  stoneculti-r  10  Fayette 
Wilson  George,  hattei',  102  north  Front 
Wilson  George,  stonecutter  24  Crown 
Wilson  George,  cooper  Prime  below  Second  (S.) 
Wilson  &  Gleiui,  stonecutters  cor.  Crown  &  Callowhill 
Wilson  Henry,  shipmaster  49  Penn 
Wilson  Hugh,  bricklayer  High  below  Sch.  Third 
Wilson  Jacob  F.  cabinetmaker  200 Race 
Wilson  James,  grocer  cor.  Germ,  road  &  Second 
Wi  Ison  James,  mariner  9  York  court 
Wilson  rev.  James  P.  d.  d.  pastor  of  the  first  Presby- 
terian church  24  Sansom 
W^ilson  James,  tailor,  corner  Water  and  Arch  8c  corner 

Water  and  Race 
Wilson  James,  cabinetmaker  5th  near  Walnut — d  h  209 

Race 
Wilson  James,  shipwright  27  Callowhill 
Wilson  James,  merchant  261  High — d  h  N  W  cor  8th 

&  Race 
Wilson  James,  cordwainer  4  Knorr's  court 
tWilson  James,  dealer  248  Lombard 
f  Wilson  James,  oystei'man  129  Cherry 
Wilson  Job,  carter  James  above  Charles 
Wilson  Jolui,  livery  stable  Harmony — d  h  Marshall's  ay 
Wilson  John,  shoemaker  Coates  above  Old  Yord  road 
Wilson  John,  carter  83  north  Sixth 
Wilson  John,  labourer  52  Queen  (S) 
Wilson  Jolin,  blacksmith  214  south  Fifth  street 
Wilson  John,  printer  and  broker  280  Cedar 
Wilson  John,  cordwainer,  back  104  Union 
Wilson  J'ohn,  stonecutter,  back  14  south  Tenth 
Wilson  John,  tavernkeeper  193  Chesnut 
tWilson  John,  sawyer  6  Warner's  court 
Wilson  John,  shoemaker  Twelfth  below  Pine 
Wilson  Joseph  H.  209  Race 
Wilson  Joseph,  boatbuilder  27  Callowhill 
Wilson  Joseph,  cordwainer  Newmarket  ab.  Pegg  street 
Wilson  Joseph  H.  209  north  Sixth 
Wilson  Joseph,  chemist,  back  34  north  Fourth 
tWilson  Joseph,  labourer  Barclay's  ay 
fWilson  Lxtitia,  widow  Jones'  ay 
Wilson  Laban,  labourer,  back  26  Barron 
Wilson  Margaret,  tailoress  2  Hoffman's  ay 
Wilson  Margaret,  widow  236  south  Third 
Wilson  Maria,  teacher  female  department  Moyamcns 

ing  public  school — d  h  32  Dock 
Wilson  Margaret,  tailoress  5  Lxtitia  court 


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Wilson  Mary,  widow,  back  217  north  Sixth 

Wilson  Mary,,  widow  M'Culloch's  court 

Wilson  Mary,  widow  Camac  near  Germ.  r. 

Wilson  Mary,  widow  39  Christian 

Wilson  Mary,  widow  14  Plum 

Wilson  Mary,  widow  314  Vine 

Wilson  Matthew,  carter,  cor  Laurel  6c  Budd  (N  L) 

Wilson  Motheral,  merchant  323  High,  138  N  Second  8c 

45  Key's  ay 
fWilson  Myers,  coachman  Stuart's  ay. 
fWilson  Peter,  labourer  Brow  ne  near  Fourth 
fWilson  Phillis,  washerwoman  Dean's  ay 
Wilson  Rebecca,  teacher  Frankt.  r.  above  Queen 
Wilson  Richard,  mariner  508  south  Front 
Wilson  Robert  Theodore,  merchant  127  High — d  h  276 

north  Third 
Wilson  Robert,  silversmith  N  W  cor  Fifth  and  Cherry^ 
Wilson  Robert,  weaver  cor  George  and  Sch.  Third 
Wilson  Robt  M.  late  sea  captain,  cor.  Passyunk  8c  Sixtt 
Wilson  Robert,  weaver  Thirteenth  above  Cedar 
Wilson  Robert,  tobacconist  147  north  Second 
jWilson  Robert,  oysterman  186  south  S  ixlh 
Wilson  Samuel,  printer  4  Rose  ay 
Wilson  Samuel,  carter  Noble  above  Old  York  road 
Wilson  Sarah,  widow  St.  Joseph's  aveuue 
Wilson  Thomas,  stonecutter  Nonnater's  court 
Wilson  Thos.  coach  painter  12  Library — d  h  44  Cheste|| 
Wilson  Thomas,  cashier  U  S  bank,  2  Franklin  row 
Wilson  Ihomas,  sea  captain  47  Shippen 
Wilson  Thomas,  bookseller  19  Sassafras  ay 
jWilson  Thomas,  mariner  Small  near  Sixth 
fWilson  Thomas,  labourer  16  Meade  ay 
Wilson  Thompson,  drygoods  store  226  south  Second 
tWilson  Violet,  widow  32  Lombard 
fWilson  8c  Wilkins,  cabinetmakers  49  south  Fifth 
Wilson  Wm.  tailor  Clymer's  alley 
Wilson  Wm.  carpenter  218  Green  ab.  Old  York  road 
Wilson  W.  shoemaker  Tenth  below  Vine 
Wilson  Wm.  assistant  at  museum  47  Currant  ay 
Wilson  W.  gc  Co  merchants  138  N  Second  8c  323  High 
Wilson  Wm.  carter  Beach  near  Hanover  (K) 
Wilson  Wm.  paperhanger  93  south  Fifth 
Wilson  Wilson,  livery  stable  keeper  7  Marshall's  ay 
Wilson  8c  Wright,  grocery  8c  feed  store,  cor  Ger.  road 

8c  Second 
Wilstach  Garret  B.  mercht.  359  north  Third  ab.  Green 
Wilstach  Hannah,  widow  6th  above  Wood 
Wilstach  John  A.  stove  manuf.  174N  Second  cor  Vine 
Wilt  Abraham,  carter  Coates  above  Eighth 
Wilt  Abraham,  gentleman  55  Sassafras 
Wilt  Hannah,  widow  487  north  Third 
Wilt  Jacob,  shipjoiner  57  Coates 
Wiltbank  rev.  James,  281  Chesnut 


PHILADELPHIA  DIKKCTORY.  WIN 

Wiltberger  George,  tinsmith  Fourth  S  W  cor  Race 
Wiltberger  Isaac,  hardware  merchant  105  High 
VViltbcrger  Joseph  S.  mate  of  vessel  166  Pine 
Wiltberger  Peter  &  Son,  hardware  merchts.  105  High 
Wiltberger  Thomas,  druggist  Sec.  169  north  Second 
Wilton  Mary,  widow,  back  32  Plum 
Wiltse  Benjamin,  cabinetmaker  Camden  (N  J) 
Wiltse  Cornelius,  carter  Camden  (N  J) 
Wiltse  W'm   labourer  Cedar  near  Clilton 
Wiman  George,  watchman  Ger.  road  below  Second 
Wimer  Andrew,  matchmaker,  back  41  Prime 
W'imer  John,  cabinetmaker  418  south  Second 
Wimley  Catharine,  9  St.  Tammany 
Wimley  John,  labourer  54  Wood 
Windike  Henry,  coachman  Shippen  below  Eighth 
Wine  Jacob,  labourer  416  north  Front 
Winebrenner  David,  merchant  tailor  100  Chesnot 
Winer  Mary,  20  Blackberry  alley 
jWiney  Hannah,  widow,  Elbow  alley 
Winey  John,  blacksmith  Emlen's  court  above  Pegg 
Winfield  William,  mate  of  vessel,  20  Union  ay 
Wing  Frederick,  baker  146  Spruce 
Wing  Jacob,  shipmaster  401  south  Front 
Wingate  &  Jones,  merchants  2  north  Fourth 
Wingate  Peter  B.  merchant  2  north  4th 
Winlet  Isrl.  pumpmaker  S  W  cor  Poplar  &  Charlotte 
Winn  Elisha,  hatter  113  Lombard  street 
Winn  Isaac,  sawyer  91  Shippen  street 
Winn  Isabella,  widow  24  Catharine 
Winn  Jacob,  woodsawyer  Rose  alley  near  Browne 
Winn.Petcr,  late  constable  116  Cherry 
|Winn  Richard,  woodsawyer  St.  Mary  street 
Wiiui  Samuel,  cordwainer  Pryor's  court 
tWinn  Samuel,  porter  Eagle  court 
Winnemore  Andrew,  cabinetmaker  High  west  of  Per- 
manent bridge 
Winnemore  Elizabeth,  widow,  back   380  south  Second 
Winnemore  Jacob,  gentleman  113  Lombard 
Winnemore  Philip,  72  Union 

Winnemore  Philip,  mariner,  back  378  south  Second 
Winnemore  Thomas,  hat  manufact.  212  south  Second 
Winner  Elizabeth,  widow  Beach  near  Higii  bridge 
Winner  Josej)!),  collector  160  south  Front 
W'inslow  Charles,  sea  ca])tain,  Mifflin's  court 
Winslow  George,  combmakitr.  Poplar  above  St  John 
Winslow  James,  waterman  St.  John  above  Poplar  lane 
Wintafeld  Abel,  gunsmith  427  north  Third 
Winter  Jemima,  widow  127  south  Third 
Winter  Josejjh,  tailor  S  E  cor.  High  and  Thirteenth 
WiiUcr  Stacy,  tailo;-  "9  Race 
W'inter  Thi>nKis,  triissmaker  51  Pine 
Winter    William,  tailor  6  and   28  S.  Water— d  h   138 

N.  Front 
k  20 


WOL  WHITELY'S  ANNUAL 

Winters  Adam,  carter  Vine  above  Thirteenth 

Winters  Ann,  widow  50  Meade  alley 

Winters  Garrett,  carter  424  north  Front 

Winters  William,  labourer  269  Catharine  street 

Wiperd  John,  labourer  Ger.  road  below  1st  gate 

Wirsham  John,  drayman  261  St.  Johns" 

Wirt  Peter,  whitesmith,  143  south  Tenth 

Wise  Casper,  tobacconist  40  Bread 

Wise  Catharine,  widow,  back  6  Blackhorse  alley 

Wisely  John,  labourer  Pitt  near  Germantown  road 

Wiseman  John,  ropemaker  480  ^uth  Second 

Wiseman  Joseph,  coachpainter  1  Wood 

Wiseman  Nicholas,  carpenter,  Maina  n.  Fourth  (N  L) 

Wiser  Elizabeth,  widow  197  Spruce 

Wiser  George,  shoemaker,  187  St.  John  street 

Wiser  John,  carpenter  Third  above  Poplar 

Wiser  John,  baker  115  north  Ninth  above  Race 

Wisinger  Ann,  widow,  wireworker  79  north  Front 

Wisner  Frederick,  sugar  refiner  cor.  Shippen  8c  Crab 

Wisson  Archibald,  stonecutter  Prospect  alley 

Wistar  Bartholomew,  merchant  133  High 

Wistar  Hannah  Miss,  9  south  Ninth 

Wistar  widow  of  Casper  M.  t>.  Washington  square 

Wistar  Richard,  gentleman  110  Chesnut 

Wistar  Richard,  jr.  mercht.  117  High — d  IvllO  Chesnut 

Wistar  Peter,  wheelwright  Fourth  below  Master 

Wistar  Thomas,  gentleman  upper  377  High 

Wister  Charles  J.  merchant  143  High 

Wister  J  ,  J.  M.  Price,  &  C.  J.  Wister  merchts.  143  High 

Wister  John,  merchant,  143  High 

Witchell  Samuel,  carter  167  north  Sixth 

Witham  Ann,  widow,  35  Jones's  alley 

Witham  Charles,  farmer  Union  alley  (S) 

Witham  Isaac,  omiamental  painter-Camden  (N  J) 

Witham  Thomas,  carpenter  22  south  Fourth 

Withers  William,  gunsmith  5  Baker's  court 

Witherstine  Christian,  victualler  406  N.  4th  ab.  Browne 

Witherstine  Joseph,  cooper  34  Vine — d  h  Tammany 

below  Old  York  road 
Withey  Elizabeth,  widow,  Drinker's  court 
Withey  Samuel,  combmaker  Miller's  court  (N  L) 
Withington  Saml.  jeweller  119  Chesnut 
Witman  Margaret,  widow  drygoods  store  96  N.  4th 

{see  Whiteman 
Witmer  Henry,  tavernkeeper  89  south  Water 
Witmer  Jacob,  hog  vict.  Eighth  above  Callowhill 
Wneibert  Margai-et,  widow  of  Thomas,  Rogers'  court 
Woelpper  Davjfi,  victualler  18  Lawrence 
Woelpper  George  G,  gentleman  138  Race 
Woelpper  Rachel,  widow,  63  Queen  (S) 
Woglom  Abraham,  bricklayer  149  nortli  Ninth 
Woglom  Jane,  widow  of  Peter  75  north  Eighth 
Wolberson  Ann,  washerwoman' Oak  below  Coates 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  WOO 

vVolbert  Catharine,  layer  out  of  the  dead  193  St.  John 

Wolbert  Frederick,  justice  (jf  the  peace  427  N.  Second 

Wolbert  Fredenck,  victualler  193  St.  John 

Wolbert  George,  vict.  Moyaineiibinp  r.  bel.  Greenwich 

Wolbert  Margaret,  Tammany    N  E  cor.  St.    John 

Wolf  Abraham,  shoemaker,  hack  113  German 

Wolt  AlexandcM',  commission  store  S.  4th  near  Plum 

Wolf  Catharine,  widow  9  Myers'  court 

Wolf  and  Folwell,  tailors  146  south  Water 

Wolf  Elizabeth,  widow  Shakamaxon  near  Frankf.  r. 

Wolf  G6orge,  baker  Budd  near  Laurel 

Wolf  Jacob,  carter  472  Sassafras 

Wolf  John  l.i.  cord.vainer  45S  north  Second 

Wolf  John,  carter  21  Noble 

Wolf  Margaret  widow  of  Andrew,  Hamilton  nearSch. 

Wolf  Martin,  labourer  Thorn's  court 

Wolf  Thomas,  tailor  146  south  Water 

Wolfe  Jacob,  baker.  Buttonwood  near  Fifth 

Wolfe  John,  tinker  18  Charlotte 

Wolfe  William  F.  baker  390  south  Second 

Wolfe  William  B.  accountant  99  north  Fourth 

Wolff  Abr.  black  lead  pencil  manufactory  213  Cherry 

Wolff  Andrew,  professor  of  music  206  Cherry 

Wolff  Peter,  musician,  206  Cherry  street 

Wollington  Catharine,  widow  \Veavers'  alley 

Wollohen  Jacob,  carter  8  Moyamensing  road 

Wolmcr  Philip,  labourer  Sixth  above  Poplar  lane 

WoUston  Michael,  plasterer,  bark  147  Cherry 

Wolper  Margaret,  widow,  92  Wood 

tWomlty  Ralph,  neatstoot  oilmaker  Garden  ab.  Wood 

Wonder  Gforgc,  vict.  Germ.  r.  above  Second 

Wonder  Gfeorge  jr.  vict  Gcrmantowii  road  near  Fourtii 

Wonder  Jacob,  vict.  Fourth  above  Mastei's  (N  L) 

^Vondtr  Samuel,  vict.  Coates  above  Seventh 

Wonderly  Charles,  blacksmith,  inquire  291  Arch 

Wonderlv  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Wm,  102  N.  Eighth — 

stall  9  Old  shambles 
Wonderly  Jacob,  harnessmaker  77  Christian 
Wonderly  John,  labourer,  corner  Chester 
Wonderly  John,  gi'azier  177  Ciierry 
Wonderly  Joscpii.  grazier  192  north  Eighth 
Wonderly  Samuel,  accountant  84  Crown 
Wood  Adna,  hatstorc  2i  north  Fourth 
Wood  Adna,  hatter  85  N.  4th  &  6Crcsson's  alley 
Wood  Ann,  widow  90  (iaskill 
Wood  Barl)ara  widow  <if  James,  159  north  Front 
Wood  Beinard,  shallo|)man  Cadwaladcr 
Wood  Charles,  shoemaker  163  soutli  Front 
Wood  Charles  J.  liatter  47  CuiTunt  alley 
Wood  Clement,  323  Spruce 
Wood  David  C.  merchant  10  south  Water 
Wood  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Robert  71  south  I'ifti: 


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Wood  Elizabeth,  grocer  cor.  Plum  and  Fourth 
Wood  Elizabeth  &  Hannah,  layers  out  of  the  dead,  279 

north  Third 
tWood  Elizabeth,  washerwoman  Mint  court 
Wood  George,  paper  stainer,  cor.  Spruce  8c  Eleventh 
Wood  George  C.  framework  knitter  8  Passyunk  road 
Wood  (ieorge  B  m.  d.  85  Arch 
Wood  Hannah,  widow  11  Willing's  alley 
Wood  Hannah,  seamstress  31  Greenleaf  court 

Wood ,  cabinetmaker  CJerm.  road  ab.  first  gate 

Wood  Isaac,  boatbuilder  23  Callowhill — shop  near  225 

north  Water 
Wood  Jacob,  innkeeper  &  lastmaker  5  North  alley 
Wood  James,  merchant  28  south  Front 
Wood  James,  boatbuilder  55  Coates 
Wood  James,  lace  and  fringe  raanuf.  65  Chesnut 
Wood  James,  merchant  8  N.2d — d  h  19  Church  alley 
Wood  J.  and  T.  merchants  8  north  Second 
Wood  James  C.  merchant  tailor  92  Race 
Wood  John,  exchange  broker  12  south  Fourth 
Wood  John,  boatswain  of  Navy  Yard  504  S.  Front 
Wood  John,  mariner  Carpenter  above  Front 
Wood  John  B.  wheelwright,  cor.  Frank,  road  Sc  Queen 
Wood  John,  Germantown  road  above  Third 
Wood  Joseph,  mercht.  8  N.  Second— d  h  49  Arcli 
Wood  Joseph,  labourer  Hamilton  st.  west  Sch.  Fourth 
Wood  Margaret,  grocer  42  Cedar 
Wood  Obadiah,  tailor  5^  S.  Water— d  h  263  N.  Front 
Wood  Richard  C.  attorney  at  law — office  72  S.  Fourth 

— d  h  58  south  Sixth 
jWood  Richard,  porter,  back  94  north  Eleventh  ^ 
Wood  Robej-t  S.  mate  501  south  Fi'ont 
Wood  Sarah,  nurse  361  north  Third 
Wood  Sarah,  widow  Rose  alley  above  Green 
Wood  Seaton,  labourer  Sixth  above  Poplar  lane 
Wood  Stephen  T.  shoemaker  Smith's  alley 
Wood  Thomas,  merchant  8  N.  2d— d  h  15  Church  ay. 
Wood  Wm.  B.  manager  of  the  New  Theatre  26  Sansom 
Wood  Wm.  and  Co.  merchants  65  High 
Wood  Wm.  millwright  Pitt  near  Second 
Wood  Wm.  stonemason  Frankford  road  above  Queen 
Wood  Wm.  blacksmith  Crown  below  Bedford 
Wood  Wm.  and  Thos.  morocco  dressers  73  S.  Fifth 
Woods  Danl.  S.  stablekeeper  bk.  26  N.  3d— d  h  353  Race 
Woods  Elizabeth  Mrs.  back  7  Vernon 
Woods  John,  weaver  cor.  Washington  and  Vine 
tWoods  Joseph,  sugarboiler  Merriott's  lane  ab.  Fourth 
Woods  8c  Montelius,  merchts.  277  High— d  h  246  Arch 
Woods  Wm.  merchant  277  High— d  h  246  Arch 
t\yoodby  Manuel,  mariner  Shields'  court 
Woodhouse  Samuel,  captain  U.  S.  navy  218  Walnut 
Woodland  Isaac  W.  tailor  4  Hoffman's  alley 
Woodman  Cathafine,  286  south  Fovirt;h 


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Woodman  Constant,  merchant  55  High 

Woodman  Josfpli,  Camden  N.J. 

Woodrow  Ibaac.  carter,  back  Parham's  alley 

WoodiT)w  Isaac,  carter,  hack.  143  Moyaniensing  road 

Woodruff  Ann  H  widow  300  s()ii*^n  Third 

Woodniff  Arcluljald,  mcrch  23  N.  8tn  &  48  N.  Tiiird 

Woodruff  K.  labourtjr  Frankt'.  ro.id  ibovc  Beach 

Woodruff  Plicebc,  widow  of  Alnam.  George  (N.  L.)n.  2d 

Woodruff  Wm.  cngi'aver41  Zane 

\N'oodside  John  A.  bign  painter  Loxlev's  court 

Woodward  Ann,  widow  158  north  Fifth 

Woodward  Charles,  sen.  accountant  89  nortli  Sixth 

Woodward  Charles,  jnn.  copi)erplate  printer  89^N.  Gth 

f  Woodward  Isaac,  sawyer  Cordwainer's  alley 

Woodward  Jolm  (i.  sliipwrigllt,  bick5o  Prime 

tVVoodward  Peter,  mariner  179  Cedar 

Woodward  \\'^m.  Hill,  printer  7  Pear  st. — d  h  21  Zane 

Woodward  Win.  W.  bt)ukseller  &  stationer  S  W  cor. 

Second  and  Chcsnut — d  h  21  Zane 
^^'ooldridge  Robert,  oak  cooper  Chesnut  above  13th 
Wooli  Daniel,  cordwaiuer  4iO  north  Fourth 
WooH"  John  L.  justice  of  the  peace  for  N.  Ij.  and  Penn- 

town,  intersection  of  north  Fourth  &  Old  York  road 

— d  li  15  Juliana 
Woolf  Lewis,  bleeder  30  Sugar  alley 
Woollett  Wm.  portrait  painter  370  north  Fourth 
Woolley  George,  lumber  merchant  168  north  Fourth 
Woolley  Stephen,  shingledresser  488  N.  Second 
Woolly  Ehzabeth,  widow,  midwife  36  Appletree  alley 
Woolman  Charles,  bricklayer  &c.  36  Chester 
Woolston  Benj  carpenter  &  grocer  Poplar  1.  n.  Front 
Woonderly  Henry,  oak  cooper  153  ('oates  cor.  Fourth 
Woostcr  Isaac  S  sea  captain  59  Penn 
Work  Frazer  K  c:ir|)enter  277  south  Tiiird 
Work  Samuel,  carpenter  277  soutli  Third 
Workman  J.  lumber  nier.  67  Swanson — d  h  314  S.  Front 
Workman  John,  drayman  4  Eckfeldt's  court 
Worknot  Conrad,  constable  42  Ann 
Worl  George,  cedai-  cooper  179  nerth  Third 
Wormly  Ralph,  renderer  of  oil  90  Small 
Wormly  S.  labourer  Frankford  road  below  Queen 
Worn  Piiilip,  l)ookbinder  110  Vine 
Worn  'i'homas,  carjjenter  36  north  Fiighth 
Worrall  Cieorge,  sheet  iron  and  stove  manufactory  26 

and  d  h  92  north  Second 
\V(^rrall  John,  Iiish  linen  warehouse  &c.  49  S.  Second 
Worrell  Cieorge  W.  tailor  23  Coates'  alley 
Worrell  Hannali,  widow  16  Wells's  row- 
Worrell  Isaac,  recorder  of  deeds,  &c.  for  the  city  and 

county  of  Pl\iladelphia — office  4  cast  wing  Stateliouse 
Worrell  Jesse,  tiilor  Scluiylkill  Eiglith  above  Race 
WNmicU  John,  shoemaker  6  Wiley  s  court 
Worrell  Joseph,  shoemaker  Crown  near  Frank,  road 
2  0  2 


WRI  whitely's  annual 

Worrell  Joseph,  carpenter  56  south  Sixth 

Worrell  Margaret,  widow  90  Cedar 

Worrell  Margaret  Mrs.  Lombard  street  alley 

Worrells,  Richardson  and  Co.  merchants  191  High 

Worrell  Robert,  blacksmith  Lombard  street  alley 

Worrell  Wm.  mercht.  67  &  191  High— d  h  68  ISI.  11th 

Worrell  VV.  8c  John  R.  merchants  191  High 

Worrell  William,  shoemaker  577  south  Front 

Worspuch  Andrew,  carpenter  Webb's  alley 

Wortendyke  Mr-  and  Mrs.  seminary  187^  S.  Second 

Worth  David,  merchant  41  north  Front 

Worthington  Jonathan,  grocer  cor,  Budd  and  Laurel 

Worthjngton  Robert  Wm.  M.  d.  215  Lombard 

Wotherspoon  Thomas,  merchant  127  south  Ninth 

Wouters  Eleanor,  nurse  56  Meade  alley 

Wray  Andi-ew,  grocer  cor.  Sch.  Eighth  and  Race 

Wray  John,  hatter  20  Vernon  [see  Bay  i:f  Ret/ 

Wi-ay  Matthew,  labourer  Galbreath's  court 

Wray  Wm.  drayman  Thirteenth  above  High 

Wray  Wm.  grocery  8c  dry  goods  stores  3, 5, 9  8c  11  High 

Wrench  Henry,  carter  224  Catharine 

Wright  Aaron  P.  drygoods  store  11  north  Second 

Wright  Archd.  grocer  cor.  Germ,  road  and  Second 

Wright  Catharine,  widow  Camden  N.  J. 

Wright  Catliarinc,  widow,  back  110  Catharine 

Wright  Catharine,  widow,  back  71  Christian 

■S\' right  8c  Cooke,  merchants  13  south  Front 

fWright  Edward,  stevedore  Browne's  court 

Wright  Elihu,  carpenter  219  Lombai'd 

Wright  EUis,  carpenter  5  Perkenpine's  court 

Wright  Enoch,  tailor  80  Mulberry 

Wright  George,  shipwright  Marlboro'  near  Prince  (K.) 

tWright  Hector,  sawyei'  14  Hurst  street 

Wright  Isaac,  grocer  48  Coates  cor.  Budd 

Wright  Jacob,  shipcarpenter  Phillip's  court 

W  right  James,  ladies'  shoemaker  21  Browne 

Wright  Jane,  widow  (9  Franklin  row  )  south  Ninth 

Wright  John,  tobacconist  4i  N.  6th— d  h  44  Cherry 

Wright  John,  accountant  50  Chester 

Wright  John,  carter,  back-171  Green 

Wright  John,  labourer,  back  113  German 

Wright  John,  chemist  154  Lombard 

Wright  John,  late  grocer  89  Swanson 

Wright  John  and  William,  grocers  352  High 

Wiight  Jonathan  M  mercht.  151  High— dh  110  S.  3d 

Wright  Joseph,  carter  14  Charlotte 

Wright  Joseph,  carpenter  5  Hartung's  alley 

Wright  Joshua,  gentleman  11  north  Second 

Wright  Margaret,  widow  126  north  Fifth 

Wright  Mary,  shopkeeper  Marlboro'  below  Queen 

Wright  Mary,  mantuamaker  120  Locust 

Wright  Mary,  mantuamaker  Rose  alley 

Wright  Mrs.  E.  boardinghouse  117  south  Third 


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Wright  Peter,  china  store  27  N.  3d — d  li  Hazel  allc} 

below  Locust 
Wright  Robert,  carpenter  74  north  Eleventh 
Wright  Samuel,  carpenter  Ai'ch  west  of  Sell.  Second 
Wright  Sanil.  G.  mercht.  13  Cedar — d  h  78  N.  Front 
Wright  Sarah,  bonnetmakcr.  &c.  81  N.  3d  &  21  N.  4lh 
Wright  Smitlison,  tailor  438  north  Front 
Wright  Thomas,  salt  merchant  138  N.  Water — d  h  201 

north  Fourtli 
Wright  Thomas,  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Wright  W'illiam,  accountant,  back  92  Vine 
Wright  William  E.  lumber  merchant  and  justice  of  the 

peace,  Hamilton  village 
Wright  Wm.  &  James,  grocers  S  W^  cor.  Front  &  Arch 
Wright  Wm.  mariner  south  Second  below  Prime 
Wright  Wm.  labourer  Prince  near  Cherry 
Wrigley  Francis,  printing  inkmaker  Lombard  bel.  10th 
Wroth  Elizabeth,  widow  85  Christian 
Wunder  Geo.  victualler  4th  bel.  Germ,  load — stall  10 

N.  L.  market 
Wunder  Jacob,  victualler  Germ,  road  below  Fourth 
Wunder  Samuel,  victualler  Baker's  court 
Wurtz  Francis,  vict.  Germantown  road  below  Fourth 
Wurts  Maurice  and  Wm.  mcrcliants  173  High 
Wurts  Maurice,  merchant  173  High — d  h  38  S.  Front 
Wurts  John,  attorney  at  law  205  Arch 
Wurts  Wm.  merchant  173  High^4  h  Vine  above  10th 


[see  Wirts 
ist  (K.] 


Wyant  John,  ropemaker  Crown  near  West  (K.) 
Wyles  John  &  Co.  dyers,  &c.  119  north  Second 
Wjlie  Samuel  B.  d.  d.  teacher  &  minister  of  the  Cove- 
nanted church.  Eleventh  below  High 
Wylie  Sarah,  teacher  269  north  Eighth         [see  Wiley 

Wyman ,  watchman  Germ,  road  above  Otter 

Wyman  Jonas,  mercht.  10  S.  whar\es — d  h  94  Arch 

Wymar  George,  carter,  back  274  Christian 

Wvmar  Margaret  Mrs.  280  south  Third 

Wynard  Elizabeth,  widow  C2  Coates 

Wytlie  Kent  Daniel,  ornamental  letterer  of  every  de 

scription  25  north  Sixth — d  h  94  north  Seventh 
Wythe  Mrs.  seinipary  for  young  ladies,  268  Race 


YAGER  HENRY,  victualler,  stand  cor.  8th  and  High 

Yammer  S  irah,  widow  32  German 

Yard  Ednumd  J.  collector  of  taxes  116  south  Tenth 

Yard  George,  printer  2  Hinkel's  court 

Yard  Helen,  widow  23  Elizabeth 

Yard  James,  merch.  Walnut  st.  wharf — d  h  240  Walnut 

Yard  John,  cabinet  and  chairmaker  30  north  Fourth 

Yard  Mai-y  Ann,  widow  30  north  Fourth 

Yard  Pearson,  drygoods  store  68  north  Fourth 


YOR  whitely's  annual 

fYard  William,  barber  Callowhill  near  Lawrence  8c  27 

north  Tenth 
Yarder  John,  cordwainer  146  St.  John 

Yardley ,  merchant  141  High  &  38  north  Fourth 

Yardley  Joshua,  carpenter  Fourth  near  George 
Yardley  Rachel,  widow,  milliner  71  Mulberry 
Yariiall  B.  H.  hardware  mercht.  39  High — d  h  60  Arch 
Yarnall  Ellis,  merchant  357  High 
Yarnall  E.  H.  merchant  235  and  d  h  357  High 
Yarnall  Israel,  storekeeper  20  north  Ninth 
Yarnall  N.  5c  B.  H.  hardware  merchants  39 High 
Yai^nall  ISathan,  hardware  merchant  39  High — dh  67 

Wood 
Yates  Abigail,  nurse  7  York  court  [see  Yeates 

Yates  Dav4d,  labourer  Prime  below  Second  (S.) 
Yates  Edman,  tinsmith  156  Spruce 
Yeates  Abraham,  assistant  to  regulator  Marble  st. 

Yeates ,  shallopman,  back  §6  south  Third 

Yeager  Benjamin,  victualler  235  Callowhill 

Yeager  Benjamin,  brushmaker,  back  14  Quarry  street 

Yeager  Casper,  blacksmith  4  Cresson's  alley 

Yeager  George,  skindresser  and  parchment  maker  4th 

above  Poplar 
Yeager  Henry,  victualler  Garden  near  Callowhill 
Yeager  John,  smith  13  Heyde's  court 
Yeager  Joseph,  cordvvainer  Pryor's  alley 
Yeager  Joseph,  engraver  37  Chester 
Yeager,  widow  of  John,  103  Sassafras 
Yeager  William,  teacher  Callowhill  N  E  cor.  St.  John 
Yeager  William,  cordwainer  103  Sassafras 
Yeakley  Conrad,  carter  29  Charlotte 
Yenser  George,  victualler  Sixth  below  Germ,  road — 

stall  28  N.  L.  market 
Yerger  George,  skindresser  N.  Second  cor.  George 
Ycrger  John,  cordwainer  146  St.  John 
Yerger  John,  skindresser  284  north  Front 
Yerger  John,  shoemaker  386  north  Second 
Yerger  Matthias,  90  north  Fourth 
Yerger  Peter,  cooper  John  above  Callowhill 
Yerkes  Titus,  Red  Lion  hotel,  200  High  near  Sixth 
Yerks  Silas,  flour  and  feed  store  333  north  Second 
Yhost  Ezekiel,  blacksmith,  shop  Sixth  near  Passyunk — 

d  h  Carpenter  (S.)  near  Sixth  [see  Yofist 

Yocom  James,  accountant  12  Myers'  court 
Yocum  George,  mariner  Cherry  near  Browne 
Yohe  George,-' (Washington  inn)  4  and  6  north  Fourth 
Yohe  Samuel,  carpenter  8  Hoffman's  alley 
Yokem  Margaret,  widow  of  David,  166  north  Fifth 
Yonker  Jacob,  smith  27  Noble 
Yoreous  Henrv,  baker  18  Christian 
tYorkcumer  Elizabeth,  widow  152  south  Eighth 
Yorke  Ann  Mrs.  387  Race 
jYorke  Mary,  widow  boardinghouse  61  Dock 


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Yorke  Mary  Mrs.  146  Mulberry 

tYorke  Mary,  widow  of  Jonathan,  George  (S.) 

Yorkc  Samuel,  sea  captain  1.5  Catharine 

Yorke  Samuel,  carpenter  1  Eckfcldt's  court 

Yorke  William,  carter  3  Wood  above  Vine 

Yost  John,  victualler  28  Franklin  court 

Youck  William,  204  Cherry 

Youncs  William,  carter  236  north  Water 

Youmans  James,  shipwright  Oak  near  Coates 

Young  Andrew,  tailor  cor.  Poplar  and  St,  John 

Young  Andrew,  labourer  near  Glasshouse  (K.) 

Young  Andrew,  brassfounder,  back  538  north  Third 

Young  Ann,  widow,  china  store  87  north  Seventh 

Young  Archibald,  cordwainer  Pottery  alley 

Young  Benjamin,  shipwright  Hanover  above  Queen 

Young  Benjamin,  victualler  43  N.  L.  market 

Young  Christian,  wheelwright  Frank,  road  ab.  Otter 

Young  Christian,  innkeeper  High  W.  of  Perm.  Bridge 

Young  Christopher,  weaver  5  Wagner's  alley 

Young  Christopher,  innkeeper  27  north  Fifth 

Young  Clayton,  turner,  back  47  Kunckel 

Young  Daniel,  watchman  Palmer  near  West  (K.) 

Young  Daniel,  glass  and  furniture  store  31  Lombard 

Young  David,  shallopman  near  6  Emlen's  court 

Young  Edwd.  tavernkeeper  N  E  cor.  Race  and  Water 

Young  Eilizabeth,  widow  Say  street 

Young  Elizabeth,  widow  St.  Mary's  street 

Young  Eve,  widow  267  Catharine 

Young  Francis,  cordwainer  52  Callowhill 

Young  Francis,  tailor  9  Pharriss's  court 

fYoung  Francis,  blacksmith  Miles'  court  near  Rose 

Young  George,  basketmakcr  Christian  near  Fourth 

Young  George,  brassfounder  424  north  Third 

Young  Henry,  N  E  cor.  Catharine  and  Second 

Young  Henry,  naperhanger  aikd  marble  papermaker, 

Noble  below  Third  and  5  Wagner's  alley 
Young  Isaac,  bricklayer  Allen  near  Point  road 
Young  Israel,  ladies' shoemaker  34  south  Second 
Young  Jacob,  ropcmakcr  cor.  Passyunk  and  Sixth 
Young  Jacob,  ferrvnian  Camden  N.  J. 
Young  Jacob,  blacksmith  164  Pine 
Young  Jacob,  blacksmith,  back  42  Prune — d  h  S  C>- 

press  alley 
Young  Jacob,  labourer  Wood  near  Queen 
Young  Jacob,  labourer  Christian  cor.  Queen 
Yvung  Jacob,  labourer  corner  Orange  and  West 
Young  James  H.  engi'aver  8  south  8th — d  h  73  Gaskill 
Young  James,  drygoods  store  219  south  Second 
Young  Jane,  boardmghouse  S  W  cor.  Pi:ie  and  Penn 
Young  Jeremiah,  cabinetmaker  389  S  Second — dh  15 

Burd's  allev 
Young  John  D.  hairdresser  N  W  cor.  Cedar  &  Front 
Young  John,  back  78  north  Fourth 


ZAN  whitely's  annual 

Young  John,  tavernkeeper  32  N.  Seventh  corner  Zane 

Young  John,  cordwainer  287  south  Third 

Young  John,  plasterer,  back  10  Cresson's  alley 

Young  Joseph,  smith  Franktord  road  fcorner  Palmer 

Young  Joseph,  meal  store  cor.  Browne  and  Fourth 

Young  Lewis,  cabinetmaker  261  south  Second 

fYoung  Lewis,  oysterman  Small  alley 

Young  Marjr,  widow  Vienna  near  Duke 

Young  Marks,  blacksmith  43  south  Tenth  ab.  Walnut 

Young  Maria  C  widow  157  Vine 

Young  Marks,  blacksmith  26  Watson's  ay 

Young  Martha,  widow  S  W  cor  Sixth  and  St.  Mary 

Young  Matthew,  typefounder  Cedar  above  Ninth 

Young  Michael,  81  Callowhill 

Young  Mrs.  widow  393  south  Second 

fYoung  Perry,  brassfounder  Paschall's  ay  near  Fifth 

Young  Peter,  milkman  Broad  near  Ridge  road 

Young  Peter,  accountant  28  Sugar  ay 

Young  Peter,  tanner,  cor  Noble  and  north  Fourth 

Young  Peter,  jun.  baker  191  N  Fourth  near  Tammany 

Young  Philip,  wheelwright  13  Summer's  court 

Young  Pliilip,  cordwainer  Smith's  court 

JYoung  Philis,  widow,  back  24  Passyonk 

Young  Robert,  grocer  422  south  Second  street 

Young  Rosina,  widow  28  Sugar  ay 

Young  Samuel,  fruiterer  185  N  2d  cor  Keys'  ay 

Young  Susannah,  ship's  colour  maker  Farmer's  row 

Young  Thomas,  hardware  merchant  203  south  Second 

Young  Thomas,  carpenter  263  south  Third 

Young  Thomas,  Marlborough  below  Prince 

Young ,  widow  244  St.  John 

Young  William,  broker  1  Farmer's  row 
Young  Wm.  tailor  N  E  cor  Shippen  and  Passyunk  road 
Young  William,  Son,  8c  Co.  Delaware  woollen  factory 
warehouse  :  they  manufacture  superfine  broadcloths, 
cassimers,  sattinetts  and  fancy  cords,  10  south  Third 
Young  WiUiam  S,  merchant  10  8t  49  north  Third 
Young  Wm.  weaver  85  Plum 
lYoung  Wm.  boardinghouse  &c.  20  Juniper  ay 
Yourhouse  Frederick,  musician  546  north  Third 
Yourhouse  Jacob,  paperhanger  546  north  Third 
Yoursoune  Giles,  drayman  Race  above  Broad 
Yuckley  George,  carter  2  Oak  st.  (S.^ 
Yuckley  John,  cordwainer  2  Oak  st.  (S.) 
Yuckley  Mary,  widow  2  Oak  st.  (S.)  *  ^ 

Yutt  John,  labourer  69  Christian  street 


ZANE  JESSE  S.  balance  weigher  62  north  Water- 

d  h  4  Elfreth's  ay 
Zane  John,  cai'penter,  back  200  Coates  street 


1'HILADELPHIA    DIRF.CTORY.  ZO'l 

!/^ne  Sarah,  gentlewoman  292  Chcsnut 

Zane  Wilkcy,  oysterman  8  Swansou 

Zane  Wilkins,  mariner  63  Pcnn 

Zane  William,  tanner  Cooper's  ferry  (N  J) 

Zane  William,  carter  Lombard  west  of  Broad 

Zane  William,  carter  124  Queen  (S) 

Zantzinger  Thomas  B.  merchant  Twelfth  ab.  Walnut 

Zargable  Anthony,  shoemaker  Frankford  r.  ab.  Otter 

JZarr  Philis,  back  177  sout||  Third 

Zebley  Benjamin,  carpenter  40  Garden  street 

Zebley  Benjamin  Franklin,  carpenter  Smith's  ct.  N  5th 

Zebley  Jacob,  inspector  of  customs  44  Union 

Zebley  Rudolph,  carter  468  Sassafras 

Zelin  Jacob,  5  Little  Geor^ 

Z^iss  Andrew,  baker  244  Spruce 

Zell  Catharine,  widow  5  Eckfeldt's  court 

Zell  Christopher,  grocer  25  Sassafras  ay 

Zell  Jacob,  drover,  Lawrence  above  Wood 

Zell  Thomas,  hardware  merchant  272  High 

Zeller  Daniel,  merchant  14  Branch 

Zeller  Jacob,  73  New 

Zeller  Peter,  cordwainer  127  north  Fourth 

Zeller  Philip,  gentleman,  back  115  Sassafras 

Zelley  John,  tailor  4  Branner's  ay 

Zelley  Daniel,  bricklayer  Fourth  near  George  (N  L) 

Zenser  Jacob,  weaver  Marlborough  near  West  street 

Zentler  Conrad,  printer,  office  back  104  N  Second — dh 

233  Lombard  • 

Zimmerman  John,  tailor  25  Lombard 
Zimmerman  Sarah,  cakebaker  68  Sassafras 
Zimmerman  Sebastian,  368  north  Third 
Zingler  Ann,  widow  Christian  below  Fifth 
Zingler  George,  cordwainer  182  St.  John  above  Green 
Zingler  Jacob,  collector  of  taxes  74  New 
Zingraff  Mary,  widow  grocer  5  Sugar  ay 
Zollickoffer  Henry  M.  druggist  N  E  cor  6th  and  Pine 
2k)ttman  Ann,  storekeeper  84  north  Fourth 


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WPIITELY^S 
Philadelphia  Register. 

FOR  1820. 


List  of  Streets^  Roads ^  Lanes ^  Alleys ^  Courts ^ 
Avenues^  Public  Places^  Wards^  Wharves^  and 
Ship-yards^  in  the  City,  Northern  Liberties  (^in- 
cluding- Kensington^y  Penn  Townships  South- 
warky  Moy  amensing^  and  Passyunk. 

XT"  This  list  coHtains  208  streets,  12  roads,  16  lanes  153 
alleys,  140  courts,  and  7  avenues;  being  1  street,  1  road 
1  lane,  4  alleys,  and  26  courts,  more  than  has  appeared 
in  any  list  before  given  to  the  public.  The  whole  alpha- 
betically arranged. 

.icademy  of  Fine  ,4rts,  Chesnut  above  Tenth,  north  side 

Acorn  alley,  from  52  Locust  to  Spruce 

Adams  street,  runs  south  from  Fitzwalter  above  Sixth 

Adelphi  avenue,  runs  from  "eeg  to  Noble 

.Idclfihi  Public  School  //oi/«c,  reggst 

Alban  street,  from  Norman  to  Clare  alley 

Alberson's  wliarf,  opens  at  99  Swanson  street 

Alder  alley,  runs  from  Castle  street  to  North  street 

Allen's  alley,  from  159  south  Sixth 

Allen's  court,  from  150  Spruce 

Allen  street,  runs  N.  E.  from  Frankford  r.  near  Maiden 

Allen's  wharf,  opens  at  67  north  Water 

Almond  street,  from  314  soutli  Front  to  315  Second 

Almshouse  and  House  of  Emfiloyment,  Spruce  between 

Tenth  and  Eleventh 
jiiuerican  Fire  Inntnance  Office,  101  Chesnut 
Ann  street,  (N.L)  from  52  Vine  to  (Pegg's  run)  Willow 
2  1* 


ii  Whitelif^s  Philadelphia  Register. 

Ann  street,  (Sch.)  from  Sch.  Seventh  to  Eighth  between 

Filbert  and  Arch 
Ann  street,  from  Twelfth  to  Thirteenth  between  Lom- 
bard and  Cedar 
Aivie  street,  (V,)  from  Wissahiccon  to  Charles  between 

Francis  and  Vineyard 
Annesley's  wharf,  first  north  of  Walnut 
Apollo  street,  see  Crab 
Apple  street,  runs  south  from  George  between  Fourth 

and  Old  Yoi'k  road 
Appletree  alley,  from  50  north  Fourth  to  35  Fifth 
Apricot  alley,  runs  from  Currant  to  Poplar  alley 
Arch  street,  see  Mulberry 

Argyle  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  337  south  Fi'ont 
Arsenal  street,  from  Gray's  ferry  road  to  Federal  alley 
Artillery  lane,  see  Duke  street 
Ash  alley,  from  Sch.  Front  to  Second  between  High  and 

Chesnut 
Aspen  alley,  between  Locust  and  Spruce  and  Sch,  2d 

and  Front  sts. 
Aspen  alley,  from  Aspen  court  to  Lombard 
Aspen  court,  runs  south  from  Ash  alley 
Asheton  street,  (N.  &  S.)  along  the  Schuylkill  from  Vine 

to  Cedar,  west  of  and  parallel  to  Front 
Atkinson's  court,  opens  at  153  Lombard 
Baker's  alley,  from  55  Elm  to  70  Vine 
Baker's  court,  runs  east  from  49  Budd 
Baker's  court,  from  145  Coates 
Baker  sti'eet,  runs  west  from  SpaflFord 
Baker's  wharf,  first  north  of  Bishop  (K.) 
Ball  alley,  from  120  Cedar  to  77  Shippen 
Ball's  alley,  from  the  Delaware  to  391  north  Front 
Ball's  wharf,  opens  at  391  north  Front 
Banks,  see  the  article  Banks 
Bank  alley,  from  86  south  Second  to  67  Dock 
Bank  street,  from  70  High  to  69  Chesnut 
Barclay's  alley,  from  190  south  Sixth 
Barker  street,  from  Sch,  Fourth  to  Seventh  between 

High  and  Chesnut 
Barron  street,  from  24  Gaskill  street  to  75  Cedar 
Beach  street,  (Sch.)  from  the  Perm,  Bridge  to  Cedar 
Beach  street,  (K  )  from  the  High  Bridge  to  Bishop 
Bearsticker's  court,  from  68  north  Sixth 
Beasley's  wharf,  below  the  Swede's  Church 
Beaver  street    from  north  Second  to  Third  between 

Poplar  lane  and  George 
Beck's  alley,  from  172  Swanson  to  453  south  Front 
Beck's  Shot  Manufactory,  Sch.  Second  near  Mulberry 
Beck  street,  west  from  Passyunk  road  near  the  inter- 
section of  Sixth 
Beck's  wharf,  opens  at  15  south  Water 
Bedford  street  (M)  continuation  of  Small  to  Eighth 
Bedford  street,  (K)  from  Frankford  road  to  Hanover 


List  of  Streets^  Wc.  iii 

Bell's  court,  runs  west  from  Bineham's  court 

BcU's  court,  runs  nortii  from  Marshall's  ay 

BcniiL-r's  alley,  from  85  F.lni  to  Vine  ^ 

Bernard's  St. court,  from  460  south  Second 

Bickham's  court,  back  254  south  Fi'ont 

Bickliam's  whaif,  opens  at  17S\vanson 

Bickkv  &  Taylor's  wharf,  at  the  High  bridge 

Bicklc^s  wharf,  opens  at  7  £k  13  north  Water 

Biddle's  alley,  from  78  H'sli  to  9  Klbow  lane 

Billings'  court,  from  110  north  Eighth 

Bingham's  court,  from  69  Spruce 

Bisho])  street,  from  the  head  of  Beach  to  Queen 

Bi''h(ip's  wharf,  first  south  of  Walnut 

Blackberry  ay  from  Wahnit  to  Sjjruce,  and  from  Pine 

to  Lombard  between  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Blackliorse  ay.  from  20  soutli  Front  to  19  Second 
Bonsall  street,  from  Ninth  to  I'cnih  between  Lombaixl 

and  Cedar 
Bolank  Garden,  corner  Ridge  road  and  Francis's  lane 
Bowers'  J  wharf,  Second  soutli  of  Marlborough 
Bowers'  S.  wharf,  I'hird  south  of  Maiden 
Bo>vers'  S.  wharf  and  ship-yard,  'Fliird  above  Maiden 
Bv  idford's  ay.  from  246  sou'tli  Seventh  to  RiglUh 
Branch  street,  from  130  north  Third  to  59  Fourth 
Branner's  alley,  from  Brvan's  alley  to  180  Vine 
Bread  street,  from  77  IVfulberry  to  70  Sassafras 
Brewer's  alley,  see  .Wood  street  (N  L) 
Bridge  street,  runs  from  Lancaster  Bridge  through  Man 

tua  village  to  the  Lancaster  turnpike  road 
Bnght's  wharf,  opens  at  123  and  127  north  Water 
Bringhurst's  court,  north  from  29  Union 
Bringhnrst's  wharf,  opens  next  97  south  Water 
Britten's  alley,  runs  fiom  205  north  Water 
Britton's  J.  wharf,  opens  at  149  north  Water 
Britton'.s  Wm.  wharf,  opens  at  207  north  Water 
Broad  street,  runs  N  from  Cedar  to  Wissahiccon  road 
Broad-street  JMarfcct,  soutli  Broad  near  High 
Brooke's  court,  from  126  north  Front 
Brooke's  wharf,  opens  at  109  north  Water 
Brown's  court,  from  93  Sassafras 
Browne  street,  (  N   L )  from  the  High  bridge  to  Old 

York  road 
Browne  street,  (Iv)  from  Cherry  to  Vine  between  Prince 

and  Duke 
Browne's  court,  (N  L)  from  19  Budd 
Browne's  wharf.  Second  south  of  \N'arren 
Browne's  wharf,  opens  at  325  north  Front 
Brusstar's  H.  wharf,  first  above  the  intersection  of  Penu 

and  Beach,  (K.) 
Brusstar's  S.  wharf,  first  south  of  Marlborough 
Brusstar's  alley,  from  Beach  to  Queen  n.  Siiakamaxon 
Bryan's  alley,  from  148  north  Fifth  to  141  Sixth 
*  Bryon's  court,  runs  south  from  102  Cherry 


iv         Whitely'^s  Philadelphia  Register, 

Buck  road,  S  E  from  the  U  S  arsenal  Gray's  ferry  road 

Budd  street,  from  67  Green  to  German  town  road 

Burd's  alley,  (S)  from  78  Catharine  to  Queen 

Burd's  alley, «(€)  runs, from  Raspberry  to  Watson's  ay 

Burd's  court,  runs  south  from  124  Locust 

Burd's  row,  runs  N  &  S  back  40  Currant  ay  \jsee  Eagle  ci 

Bush-Hill  hotel,  north  of  Callowhill  bet.  Sch.  5th  and  6th 

Buttonwood  alley,  from  north  13th  to  Juniper  near  High 

Buttonwood  street,  from  the  Old  York  road  to  Wissa- 
hiccon  between  Noble  and  Green 

Cable  lane,  see  Newmarket  street 

Cadwalader  street,  situated  between  Second  and  the 
Germantown  road  above  Masters  street 

Caladonia  court.  Filbert  between  Tenth  &  Eleventh 

Caldwell's  wharf,  first  south  of  High 

Callowhill  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  be- 
tween Vine  and  Willow 

Camac  street,  runs  west  from  N  Second  near  Mud  lane 

Camden  Bank  Office^  21  Church  ay 

Carlisle's  court,  from  46  south  Fifth 

Carpenter's  alley,  from  Sixth  to  Seventh  between  High 
and  Chesnut. 

Carpenter's  alley,  (S)  runs  N  from  105  Catharine 

Carpenter's  court,  from  116  Chesnut 

Carpenter's  street,  (S)  frt  m  Church  to  Passyunk  road 

Carjienter's  Hall,  back  of  118  Chesnut 

Carroll's  court,  enters  Fourth  near  Germantown  j"oad 

Carter's  alley,  from  65  south  Second  to  55  Third 

Castle  street,  from  Tenth  to  Eleventh  bet.  Race  and 
North 

Catharine  street,  fi'om  the  Delaware  to  Passyunk  road 
between  German  and  Queen 

CaufFman's  court,  from  147  north  Second 

Caulfman's  court,  from  14  Cherry 

Cavanaugh's  wharf,  south  side  of  Argyle  (Almond)  st. 
public  landing 

Cedar  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  between 
Lombard  and  Shippen,  being  the  southern  boundary 
of  the  city 

Centre  alley,  from  Eleventh  to  Twelfth  between  Wal- 
nut and  Locust 

Chancery  lane,  from  15  Coomb's  alley  to  32  Mulberry 

Charles  street,  from  335  Callowhill  to  Buttonwood 

Charles  street,  (V)  from  Francis  lane  to  George 

Charlotte  street,  from  121  Browne  to  Poplar  lane 

Cheesman's  wharf,  first  south  of  Maiden 

Cherry  street,  from  74  north  Third  to  Schuylkill 

Cherry  street,  (K)  from  Queen  to  Frankfork  road  be- 
tween Palmer  and  Vienna 

Chesnut  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  be- 
tween High  and  Walnut 

Chesnut  Ward,  between  High  and  Chesnut,  the  Dela^ 
ware  and  Fourth 


List  of  Streets^  £jfc.  v 

Chester  street,  from  297  Sassafras  to  Vine 
China  street,  runs  from  466  south  Front  to  Second 
Christ  Church  Hosfntal,  Cherry  near  Third 
Christian  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Passyunk.  road 

between  Queen  and  Prime 
Church  alley,  from  20  nortli  Second  to  11  Third 
Ciiurch  street,  runs  south  from  24  CIn-istian  street 
Church  ay.  from  Mulberry  to  142  Cherry 
Circun  and  Equestrian  Theatre  N  E  corner  of  Ninth  8c 

Walnut 
Cilij  Disfiernfarii,  south  Fifth  below  Library 
City  Hall,  S  W  corner  of  t'ifth  and  Cliesimt 
City  Hos/iital,  corner  Francis  lane  and  Fovtrth 
Clapier's  wharf,  first  north  of  Cedar 
Clare  alley,  from  Thirtee;ith  to  Juniper  between  Lam- 
bert and  Vine 
Clawges  court,  from  Bryan's  alley  running  north 
Clever  alley,  from  90  south  Fifth  to  125  Sixth 
Clifford's  wharf,  opens  at  29  north  Water 
Clifton  street,  runs  south  from  Cedar  near  Eleventh 
Clintou's  ship-yard,  Wilson'?  wharf 
Clover  street,  from  Twelfth  to  Thirteenth  bet.  High  & 
Chesnut 
l^lymer's  alley,  from  Fitzwalternear  Passyunk.  r.  to  6th 
Coates'  alley,  from  134  north  Front  to  151  Second 
Coates'  court,  from  31  Newmarket  street 
Coates'  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Wissahiccon  road 

between  Green  and  Browne 
Cobb's  court,  runs  W  from  Fourth  Sof  Poplar  lane 
Calhoun's  wharf,  opens  at  29  north  W^ter 
College  avenue,  runs  E  from  Tenth  below  High 
Columbia  avenue,  from  near  179  \A'alnut  to  Locust 

[sff  Washington  street 
Columbia  Garden,  High  west  of  Thirteeuth 
Comley's  wharf,  Second  north  of  Caliowhill 
Cojnmercial  Bank,  104  Chesnut 
Coinmissioners   //a/^  (  Spring  Garden,)  corner  Eighth 

and  Button  wood 
Commissioners  Hall,  (S)  Second  street  near  Christian 
Commissioners  Hall,  (N^L)  323  north  Third  street 
Co?nmisaioners  Offices,  (City  and  County,)  City  Hall  5c 

State-House 
Connelly's  wh;irf,  first  south  of  Warren 
Connostoffa-ltat^fron  Inn,  140  Iligli 
Coomb's  alley,  from  44  north  Front  to  51  Second 
Cooper's  court,  from  33  Mull)iriy 
Cooper's  court,  (N  L)  from  404  north  Front 
Cordwainer's  alley,    from    Pine  to  Lombard   between 

Ninth  and  T«?nlh 
Conned  Chambers,  (Select  aud  Common,)  City  Hall 
Courtney's  court,  west  from  120  north  Eleventh 
Cox's  alley,  from  300  S  Front  to  323  Second 
Crab  street,  from  the  Old  'Ihcatre  running  south 
2  1'  2 


vi  Whit€ly''s  Philadelphia  Register, 

Cranmer's  court,  opposite  26  Garden  street 
Crawford's  court,  runs  from  364  south  Second 
Crawford's  wharf,  opens  at  99  north  Water 
Cresson's  alley,  from  96  north  Fifth  to  91  Sixth 
Cresson's  court,  from  61  Cherry 
Ci'ooked-Billet  wharf,  opens  at  21  south  Water 
Crown  street,  from  155  Sassafras  to  O  York  r  8c  Willow 
Crown  street,  (K)  from  Queen  to  Frankford  road  be- 
tween Shakamaxon  and  Hanover 
Currant  alley,  from  Walnut  to  Spruce  between  Tenth 

and  Eleventh 
Custom- House,  south  Second  below  Dock 
Cuthbert's  wharf,  opens  at  247  S  Front,  25  Penn,  and 

9  Little  Water 
Cuthbert's  wharf,  first  south  of  Coates'  street  (N  L) 
Cypress  alley,  from  144  south  Third  to  79  Fourth 
Darby  road,  see  Woodland  street 
Davault's  court,  runs  west  from  418  N  Fourth 
Davidson's  court,  from  151  Spruce 
Davis'  court,  runs  south  from  72  Christian  street 
Davis'  court,  runs  W  from  Old  York  road  above  Fifth 
Davison's  alley,  from  Thirteenth  to  Juniper  between 

High  and  Chesnut 
Dawson's  court,  from  83  Chesnut 
Dean's  alley,  from  144  S  Eighth  to  Blackberry  alley 
Dean  alley  or  street,  see  Hazel 
Debtor's  Jail,  corner  of  Mulberry  and  Broad 
Decatur  street,  from  210  High  to  Carpenter  street 
Delavau's  ship-yard,  opposite  the  Swede's  Church 
Delaware  Insurance  Office,  42  Walnut 
Deval's  court,  runs  west  from  38  Ann,  (N  L) 
Dis/iensary,  (City,)  37  south  Fifth 
District  Court,  held  .S  E  corner  of  Sixth  and  Chesnut 
Dock  street,  from  138  south  Front  and  15  Spruce  to  67 

Third 
Dock  Ward,  between  Walnut  and  Spruce  the  Delaware 

and  Fourth 
Donaldson's  alley,  from  Gray's  ferry  road  to  Federal  ay 

between  Arsenal  street  and  Buck  road 
Donaldson's  alley,  runs  west  from  70  Swanson  street 
Donaldson's  wharf  and  mast-shed,  Kensington 
Downing's  wharf,  opens  at  119  north  Water 
Drawbridge  public  landing,  at  the  east  end  of  Dock 
Drinker's  alley,  from  108  N  Front  to  119  Second 
Drinker's  court,  runs  south  from  66  Union 
Duke  street,  (N  L)  from  242  N  Front  to  363  Second 
Duke  street,  (K)  runs  N  E  from  Palmer  bet.  Prince  & 

West 
Duncan's  court,  from  289  S  Fourth 
Duval's  court,  runs  west  from  36  Ann,  (N  L) 
Eagle  court,  bet.  Locust  &  Spruce  W  Irora  Currant  ay 
Eckfeldl's  court,  runs  nort'a  from  4  South  alley 
Eighth  street,  (N)  from  301  High,  running  north 


List  of  Streets,  ^t\  vii 

Eighth  street,  (S)  from  265  High,  running  south  to  Pas- 
syunk  road 
:   Eighth  street,  from  Schuylkill  (N  &  S)  from   Vine  to 
Cedar  between  Seventh  and  Broad 
Elbow  alley,  from  184  south  Sixth,  and  turns  south  tn 

Barclay's  alley 
Elbow  lane,  from  Bank  street  to  south  Third 
Elder  street,  from  32  north  Seventh  to  Eighth 
Eleventh  street,  (N)  from  407  High  to  Vine 
Eleventh  street,  (S)  from  High  to  Cedar  bet.  Tenth 

aud  Twelfth 
Elfreth's  alley,  from  94  N  Front  to  105  Second 
Elizabeth  street,  from  Ninth  to  Tenth  above  Race 
Elizabeth  street,  from  164  south  Sixth  to  Seventh 
Elm  street,  from  160  north  Second  to  153  Third 
Elmshe's  alley,  from  118  south  Second 
Emlen's  alley,  from  Clever  alley  to  5  Powell 
Emlen's  court,  or  alley,  from  Pegg  st  to  4  Noble 
Equality  court,  see  York  court 
Etris's  court,  Irom  128  north  Fifth 
Evans'  court,  from  163  north  Sixth 
Eyre  &  Massey's  whart.  Second  south  of  Chesnut 
Eyre's  E.  wharf,  third  above  Hanover 
Eyre's  F.  ship-yard,  at  J.  Eyre's  wharf 
Eyre's  G.  wharf  and  ship-yard,  first  south  of  Hanover 
Eyre's  J,  wharf,  Second  north  of  Hanover 
Eyre's  J.  wharf  and  ship-yard.  Second  above  Maiden 
Eyre's  J.  ship-yard,  at  E.  Eyre's  wharf 
Eyre's  T.  B.  ship-yard,  at  Cheesman's  wharf 
Fairview  street,  from  Schuylkill  Fourth  to  Broad 
Faries'  court,  runs  north  fromN.  street  above  Tenth 
Farmer's  alley,  see  Sugar  alley 
Farmer's  row,  from  41_  Dock 

Farmer^ s  and  Mechanic's  Bank,  157  Chesnut  ab.  Fourth 
Fayette  street,  from  53  Filbert  to  262  Mulberry 
Fearris's  court,  runs  west  from  148  north  Front 
Federal  alley,  from  Arsenal  street  to  Federal  road 
Federal  street  and  road,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuyl- 
kill between  Prime  and  Wharton 
Fetter  lane,  see  Watkins'  alley 

Fifth  street,  (N.)  from  197  High  to  the  Old  York  road 
Fifth  street,  (S.)  from  163  High,  running  south 
Fifth  street,  from  Schuylkill   (N.ScS.)  from  Vine   to 

Cedar  between  Fourth  and  Sixth 
Fill)ert  street,  from  22  north  Eighth  to  Schuylkill 
Fisher's  J.  C-  wharf,  opens  at  63  north  Water 
Fisher's  T.  &  M.  wharf,  opens  at  17  Swanson 
^Fitzwalter  street,  runs  W^est  from  32  Passyunk  road 
Flinliiam's  wharves,  opens  at  137  and  141  north  Water 
Flint's  court,  runs  north  from  13  Filbert 
Floating  Bath  House,  Delaware  river,  opposite  High  st 
Flower  s  alley,  from  42  Budd 
Flower's  wkarf,  at  Arg>]e  (Almond)  st,  public  landing 


viii         Whttely^s  Philadelphia  Reg'ister, 

Fordkam's  wharf,  first  above  Warren 

Fourth  street,  (N)  the  middle  boundary  of  the  wards 

from  155  High  to  the  Germantown  road 
Fourth  Street  (S)  the  middle   boundary  of  the  wards 

128  High,  running  south 
Fourth  street,  from  Schuylkill  (N.  6c  S,)  from  Francis 

lane  to  Cedar  between  Third  and  Fifth 
Francis  lane,  from  Ridge  r.  n.  Hickorj'^  lane  to  Schuylkill 
Francis  street,  from  the  Ridge  road  to  Charles  between 

Francis  lane  and  Anne 
Frankford  road,  runs  north  from  Maiden 
Franklin  court,  runs  south  from  106'High 
Franklin  row,  W.  side  of  Ninth  bet.  Walnut  Sc  Locust 
Frankhn  street,  from  Third  to  Fourth  n.  Germ,  road 
Frazier's  court,  runs  east  from  Fifth  bel.  Christian 
Friend's  Academy  for  males  &  females  4th  bel  Chesnut 
Friends'  Almshouse^  n.   70  Walnut  bet.  Third  and  4th 
Fries'  court,  runs  west  from  2  N.  Eleventh 
Fries'  wharf,  south  side  of  Walnut  street  wharf 
Front  street,  (N)  from  21  High,  running  north 
Front  sti-eet,  (S)  from  14  High,  running  south 
Front  street,  from  Schuylkill  (N.  6c  S.)  from  Vine  to 

Cedar  between  Asheton  and  Second  • 

Fromberger's  court,  from  34  N.  2d  to  Hartung's  alley 
Fuller's  alley,  from  Swanson  to  403  S.  Front  [see  Nie- 

man's  alley 
Galbreath's  court,  N.  from  119  Queen  street 
Garden  street,  from  297  Callowhill  to  Buttonwood 
Gardner's  court,  opposite  Orange  street  south  Eighth 

below  Locust 
Gardiner's  wharves,  at  37  South  wharves  near  Walnut 
Garrigues'  court,  from  213  Sassafras 
Gaskill  street,  from  ^38  S.  Second  to  229  Fifth 
Gaw's  court,  runs  west  from  84  north  Front 
George  street,  from  Ninth  to  Schuylkill  between  Ches- 
nut and  Walnut,  see  Little  George 
George  street,  (N  L)  from  n.  550  N.  Second  to  Sixth 
George  street,  (P  Ijfrom  the  Ridge  road  to  Charles  st, 

north  of  Vineyard 
George  street  (S.)  from  12  Cedar  to  31  German 
German  street,   from  334  south  Second  to    Passyunkj 

see  Little  German 
Germantown  road  commences  at  the  intersection  of 

north  Front  and  Maiden 
Gilles'  alley,  from  136  Lombard  to  119  Cedar 
Girard's  Banking  House,   Third  street  opposite  Dock 
Girard's  wharf,  opens  at  19  north  Water 
Gloucester  Point  road    (Old  Front  street) 
Glasshouse  Kensington 
Glasshouse  Cedar  street  near  Schuylkill 
Goddard's  alley,  from  2  New-market  to  211  N.  Second 
Goforth  alley,  from  72  Chesnut  to  71  Dock 
Golden  Eagle  Hotel,  N  W  corner  of  High  and  Ninth 
Golden  Swan  Inn,  69  north  Third 


List  ofStreetSy  lis^c.  ix 

Goodwatcr  alley,  from  Columbia  avenue  to  91  S.  Eighth 
GniflF's  alley,  Irom  57  Sassafras 

Grand  Lodtjc  of  Pennsylvania,  Chesnut  st.  ab.  Seventh 
Grape  alley.  (V)  from  Anne  to  George  between  Ridge 

road  and  Powell 
Grape  street,  from  24  south  Eighth  to  13  Ninth 
Gray's  alley,  see  Morris's 
Gray's  Ferry  road,  from  Cedar  near  Schuylkill  Front 

running  southwest  to  Schuylkill 
Greenlcaf's  court,  runs  west  from  10  south  Fourth 
Gi-een's  court,  or  street,  runs  north  from  123  Pine 
Green  street,  from  o58uorth  Front  to  Old  York  road 
Green-  Tree  Inn,  at  50  north  Fourth 
Greenwich  street,  runs  from  Front  to  Moyamensing, 

below  Jervis's  lane 
Grice'sJ.  &.  F.  wharves  and  ship-yard,  first  above  the 

High  Bridge  (N  L) 
Grice's  S.  wharf  and  ship-yard,  first  above  Maiden 
Grindstone  alley,  from  81  High  to  Church  alley 
Grisel's  alley,  from  Little  Oak  to  13  Fitz waiter 
Haines'  alley,  see  Ncholson's  alley 
Halberstadt  gc  Haines'  wharf,  opens  at  311  north  Front 
Hall  street,  see  Beach 

Hamilton  street,  from  Upper  Ferry  road  to  Broad 
Hamilton's  wharf,  see  Kern's  wharf 
Hanover  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Frankford  road 

between  Marlborough  and  Palmer 
Hansen's  court,  runs  west  from  Fifth  bel.  Christian 
Harmony  court,  runs  north  from  27  Coatcs'  alley 
Harmony  street,  from  76  south  Third  to  47  Fourth 
Harper's  alley,  runs  from  83soutl\  Water 
Harper's  alley,  (Penn  township)  bet.  Sixth  &  Seveiuu 

street,  runs  northward  from  Poplar  lane 
Harper's  wharf,  opens  next  83  south  Water 
Hart's  court,  from  37  New-market  street 
Harfi  and  Kai^le  Hotel,  43  north  Third 
Hartung's  alley,  from  26  north  Second  to  31  Third 
Hause's  court,  runs  north  from  Cherry  cast  of  Ninth 
Hay  Markets,  Sixth  corner»of  Buttonwood  st.  and  Moya- 
mensing road  below  Christian 
Hazel  alley,  from  Walnut  to  Lombard  between  TweUtii 

and  Thirteenth  \_st-e  Ferry  st.'] 

Hazlehurst's  court,  runs  cast  from  Tenth  below  High 
Health  Office,  39  south  Fifth 
Heyde's  court,  runs  north  from  23  Filbert 
Hickory  lane,  running  west  from  Old  York  road   and 

Coates  to  the  Ridge  load  near  Francis  lane 
High  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  between 

Mulberry  and  Cliesnnt 
Hifr/i  street  Coffee- Uoime,  N.  W.  cor.  of  High  and  Ninth 
Hi^h  street   U'ard,  betwec*   Higli  and   Mulberry,  the 

Delaware  and  Fourtli 
Hillegas  6c  Clarkson's  wliarf,  at  the  High  Bridge. 


X  Whitely^s  Philadelphia  Register. 

Hillzeimer  street,  see  Lemon 

Hinkel's  court,  from  203  Sassafras  to  Mulberry  alley 

Hinkel's  court,  (N.  L.)  I'uns  north  from  249  Vine 

Hodge's  wharf,  opens  at  85  north  Water 

Hoffman's  alley,  from  61  Cherry  to  114  Sassafras 

Hollingsworth>  wharf,  opens  at  141  south  Water 

Hopkins'  court,'  runs  northeast  from  William   between 

Otter  and  Rose 
Horse  Market,  Race  below  Fifth 

jSros/22Ya/,(Pennsylvania,)Pine  between  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Hospital,  (Christ-Church)  107  Mulberry  &;  Cherry  near 

Third 
Hospital^  (City,)  corner  Francis  lane  and  Sch.  Fourth 
Hozey's  wharf,  see  Maffet's  wharf 
Huddell's  wharf,  opens  at  79  and  ll7Swanson 
Huddell's  court,  from  91  Swanson 
Hudson's  alley,  from  112  Chesnut  to  Harmony  street 
Hudson's  lane,  runs  W.  from  Passyunk  r.  near  Christian 
Hughes'  wharf,  first  above  Warren 
Humane  Society's  .apparatus,  for  recovery  of  drowned 

persons  89  S.  wharves,  9   North    wharves,  &  Noah's 

ark,  cor.  Noble  and  Front  (N.L.) 
Humphrey's  wharf,  opens  at  109  Swanson 
Humphrey's  wfiarf&  ship-yard,  bel.  the  Swede's  church 
Hunter's  ct.  east  from  N.  Eleventh  bet.  High  &  Filbert 
Hurst  street,  from  146  Lombard  to  191  Cedar 
Hutton's  ship-yard,  near  the  Navy  Yard 
Imlay's  wharf,  opens  at  7  north  Water 
Increase  court,  from  George  to  Juniper  alley  W.  of  Tenth 
Irish  lane,  runs  south  from  Cedar  near  Broad 
Jacoby    street,    from   Cheny    to  Sassafras    between 

Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
James  alley,  from  Maple  to  Hillzeimer 
James  street,  from  Charles  street  to  the  Ridge  road,  be- 
tween Callowhill  and  Pleasant 
Jervis's  lane,  runs  W.  from  Front  below  Wharton  st  (S) 
John  street,  runs  N.  from  Vine  bet.  Sixth  and  Lawrence 
Johns  street,  runs  from  466  south  Front  to  Second 

[^See  Carpenter  st.  (S,)-: 
Johns  6c  Linerd's  wharf  and  mast-shed,  first  south  of  the 

public  landing  at  the  Hayscales,  (N.  L.) 
Johnson'slane,runsW.  from  Moyamensingbel.  Wharton 
Joint  alley,  runs  E.  from  Sch.  Eighth  near  Chesnut 
Jones'  alley,  see  Pewterplatter  alley 
Jones'  alley,  (N.  L.)  runs  south  frorp  Browne  between 

Budd  and  Second 
Jones'  alley,  runs  north  from  15  Mary's  alley 
Jones  street,  runs  from  Sch.  Fourth  to  Sixth  between 

High  and  Filbert 
Jones'  wharf,  opens  at  127  north  Water 
Juliana  street,  runs  north  from  175  Vine  and  continued 

above  Buttonwood 
Juniper  alley,  from  Tenth  near  Walnut  to  Juniper  lane 


List  of  Streets^  ^c.  xi 

Juniper  lane,  from  George  to  Walnut  between  Tenth 

and  Eleventh 
Juniper  street,  (N.  &S.)  fiom  Vine  to  Cedar  between 

Broad  and  Thirteentii 
Kensi7ig(on  Public  School,  Marlborough  street 
Kern's  wharl",  opens  at  119  south  Water 
Kessler's  court,  runs  east  from  N.  Foui-th   near  Coates 
Keys'  alley,  from  160  N.  Front  to  183  Second 
Keyser  &  Gorgas's  wharf,  opens  at  225  north  Water 
King  street,  sec  Beach 
Knight's  court,  runs  south  from  \70  Clierry 
Krnght's  J.  wharf,  opens  at  179  north  Water 
Knight's  D.  P.  wharf,  opens  at  371  north  Front 
Knodle  street,  from  Walnut  to  Locust  between  Sch.  Se- 
venth and  Eighth 
Knorr's  wharf,  opens  at  195  north  Water 
Knose's  court,  runs  West  from  298  South  Thifd 
Kugler's  court,  opens  at  130  Sassafras 
Kunckel  street,  fr.  Wood  to  Green  bet.  N.  Third  and 

Fourth 
-  Lsctitia  court,  from  30  High  to  Blackhorse  alley 
Lake's  wharf,  first  north  of  Cedar 
Lambert  street,  from  Thirteenth  to  Juniper  bet.  Norman 

and  Clare  alleys 
Lancaster  street,  runs  S.  from  Washington  (S. )  ab.  Front 
Laiicastcr  and  Susguc/iavna  Insurance  Office, 
Large's  wharf,  opens  at  85  Swanson 
Latimer  &  Murdock's  wharf.  Third  aljove  A^ch 
Latimer's  wharf,  opens  at  163  south  Water 
Laurel  street,  from  39  Spiuce  to  York 
Laurel  street,  (N.  L.)  from  near  529  N .  Front  to  Second 
Laurence  street,  runs  north  from  255  Vine 
Law's  court,  runs  south  from  106  Christian 
Lcbano7i  Garden,  in  Cedar  near  Tenth 
Leech's  court,  runs  sout!\  from  156  Spruce 
Lee's  court,  see  Fries'  court 
Leiper's  wharf,  opens  near  179  north  Water 
Lemon  street,  runs  from  156  north  Eighth  to  Chester 
Lewis'  alley,  from  24  Small  to  Plum  alley 
Liberty  alley,  from  9  Duke  to  6  Green 
Library,  (Philadelphia,)  in  Fifth  corner  of  Library  st. 
Library  street,  trom  62  south  Fourth  to  35  Fifth 
Life  Insurance  Office,  in  Chesnut  op.  tlie  Slate  House 
Lily  alley,  from' Tammany  near  Second  to  near  Coates 
Little  Dock  street,  from  50  Spruce  to  177  S.  Second 
Little  George  street,  from  50  soutli  Sixtii  to  51  Seventli 
Little  German  street,  [commencement  of  Meade  alley] 

from  90  Swanson  to  377  soutli  Front 
Little  Oak  street,  from  Pottery  alley  to  Lewis' between 

Shippen  and  Fitzwaltcr 
Little  Pine  street,  from  Seventh  to  Eighth  between  Pine 

and  Lombard 
Little  Washington  street,  from  Front  to  2d  S.  of  Federal 


xii         Whitely's  Philadelphia  Register, 

Little  Water  street,  from  Lombai'd  st.  alley  to  7  Ceda.i 
Littleboy's  court,  opens  at  48  Arch  ^^^ 

Locust  street,  from  125  south  Sixth  to  Schuylkill 
Locust  Ward,  between  Walnut  &  Spruce,  south  Fourth 

and  Schuylkill 
Lodge  street,  from  78  south  Second  to  Goforth  alley 
Lodge  alley,  from  16  south  Seventh  to  Eighth 
Logan  street,  see  Buttonwood 
Lolar's  court,  runs  wcRt  from  328  north  Front 
Lombard  street  Public  School,  between  Sixth  &  Seventh 
Lombard  street,  from  212  south  Front  to  Schuylkill 
Lombard  street  ay.  from  the  Delaware  to  249  S.  Front 
Lombardy,  west  of  the  Centre  square 
Long  lane,  runs  south  from  Cedar  near  Sch.  Seventh 
Lower  Delaware  Ward,  bet.  Mulberry  and  Sassafras, 

and  the  Delaware  and  north  Fourth 
Lownes'  alley,  see  Elmslie's 
Loxley's  court,  runs  north  from  115  Mulberry 
Loxley's  court,  runs  south  from  30  Spruce 
Lugar's  row,  enters  Second  north  of  Beaver 
Lyndall's  alley,  fi'om  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth  between 

Walnut  and  Weaver's  alley 
Lyndall's  court,  runs  east  from  Tenth  below  Pine 
Lytle's  court,  runs  east  from  263  south  Second 
Madison  avenue,  from  Sheaff' s  alley  to  Vine  street 
Madison  court,  runs  north  from  23  Jit.  Mary 
Maffet's  wharf,  first  below  Queen  (S.) 
Magnolia  street,  runs  south  from  Noble  east  of  Sixth 
Magdalen  Asylum,  cor.  of  Sch.  Second  and  Sassafras 
Marden's  row,  N.  from  Catharine  bet.  Front  &  Second 
Maiden  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  the  intersection 

of  the  Germantown  road  and  Front 
Malt  alley,  from  Nicholson's  court  to  206  Sassafras 
Mansion-House  Hotel,  adjoining  Washington  Hall 
Maple  street,  from  134  north  Eighth  to  113  Ninth 
Marble  street,  from  14  south  Tenth  to  Eleventh 
Margaret  alley,  from  Twelfth  to  Thirteenth  bet.  Cher- 
ry and  Sassafras 
Margaretta  street,  from  258  N.  Front  to  275  Second 
Maria  street,  from  north  Fourth  to  Old  York  road,  bet. 

Coates  and  Browne 
Marine  Insurance  Office,  47  Walnut 
Maris  8c  Evans'  wharf,  opens  at  57  south  Water 
Marsh's  wharf,  opposite  Swede's  church 
Market  street,  see  High 

Mark's  lane,  from  98  north  Eleventh  to  Twelfth 
Markoe's  court,  see  College  avenue 
Marlborough  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  the  Frank- 
ford  road  bet.  Crown  and  Hanover 
Marshal's  Office,  west  wing  of  the  Statehouse 
Marshall's  alley,  from  122  south  Fourth  to  137  Fifth 
Marsh  street,  from  the  Delaware  near  the  High  bridge 
to  Front 


List  of  Streets^  ^c.  xiii 

:  Mary's  alley,  from  37  Gilles's  alley  to  south  Sixth 
Mary  street  (S. )  from  496  south  Front  to  505  Second 
Mary  street  (K.)  from  Chcrrv  to  tlic  Frankford  road 
Masonic  Hall  and    Grand   Lodp^c   of  Pennsylvania, 

Cliesnut  bet.  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Alasonic  Hall  (African)  Eleventh  below  Pine 
M.issey's  wharf,  opens  at  15  south  Water 
Mailack's  court,  ru;is  soutli  from  12  Spruce 
Maull's  court,  see  Nonnater's  court 
Mai^or's  Court  and  Office,  S-  W.  cor.  Fifth  8c  Chesnut 
M'Cloud's  court,  opens  at  154  Race 
M'Crelish's  court  runs  east  from  337  north  Third 
M'CuUoch's  court,  runs  west  from  144  north  Front 
M'Ginnes'  court,  runs  east  from  7  Vernon 
M* Michael's  court,  runs  east  from  I'itt  above  Beaver 
M'MuUen's  wharf,  second  below  Queen 
Meade  alley,  from  328  soutli  Front  to  349  Second 
Alcc/ianics'  J3ank,  9  south  Third 
Meclianic  street,  nms  from  316  Vine  to  Maple 
Mercer  street,  runs  from  Warren  to  Locust 
Merchants''  Coffiee- House  and  Excha7ige,8&  S.  Second 
Merriott's  lane,  from  south  Fourth  to  Passyunk  road 

between  Christian  and  Carpenter 
Meredith's  alley,  enters  Poplar  lane  above  Third 
Meredith's  court,  enters  Firth  above  Buttonwood 
Middle  alley,  from  168  south  Sixth  to  Seventh 
Middle  Ward,  between  High  and  Chesnut,  and  Fourth 

and  Sell  uy  I  kill 
Midlen's  court,  opens  at  369  south  Front 
Mifflin's  alley,  runs  west  from  112  south  Second 
Mifflm's  court,  runs  west  from  320  south  Front,  see 

Workman's  court 
Mifflin's  wharf,  opens  at  133  and  139  north  Water 
Miles'  alley,  runs  west  from  102  south  Tenth 
Miles'  row,  near  Rose  and  William 
Miller's  alley,  runs  cast  from  87  south  Sixth 
Miller's  alley,  from  Sch.  Eighth  to  Broad  bet.  Sassafras 

and  Vine 
Miller's  court,  runs  south  from  158  Spruce 
Miller's  court,  (N    L.)  runs  west  from  314  N.  Second 
Miller's  court,  (N  L.)  runs  north  from  45  Green 
Minor  street,  from  4  south  Fifth  to  3  Sixth 
Mint  (United  States)  27  and  29  north  Seventh 
Mintzer's  court,  runs  west  from  244  north  Second 
Mint  court,  runs  west  from  Raspberry  lane  bet.  Cherry 

and  Sassafras 
Model  Public  School,  Chester  corner  Maple 
Moravian  alley,  see  Bread  sticet 
Morgan's   coui-t,  runs  east  from  Eleventh  to  Farics' 

court  below  Vine 
Morgan's  court,   runs  northward  front  Vine  between 

Elevintii  and  Tsvclfth 
Morgan  street,  fr.  Ninth  to  Tenth  bet.  Sassafras  ?c  Vint 
2Q 


xiv         Whitely^s  Philadelphia  Register, 

Morris's  alley,  from  p2  south  Front  to  79  Second 
Morris'  wharf,  opens  at  115  south  Water 
Morris  8c  Flowers'  wharf,  at  Argyle  st.  public  landing 
Morton's  wharf,  opens  at  105  south  Water 
Moyamensing  Public  School,  Queen  above  Sixth 
Moyamensing  road,  runs  south  from  the  intersection  of 

Christian  and  Second 
Mud  lane,  from  the  Black  horse,  Frankford  road  to  the 

Germantown  road 
Mulberry  alley,  from  148  N.  Fifth  to  Sixth,  see  Bryan's 

alley 
Mulberry  alley,  from  282  north  Eighth  to  Garden 
Mulberry  court,  runs  west  from  8  north  Sixth 
Mulbeny  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  bet. 

High  and  Sassafras 
Museum,  at  the  Statehouse,  Chesnut  street 
Myers'  court,  from  203  Sassafras 
Myers'  court,  runs  east  from  133  north  Third 
J\fa-vy  Yard,  lower  end  of  Swanson  street 
New  Bank  street,  see  Lodge  street 
Meiv-England  Inn,  5  south  Water 
JVenv- Market  House,  Second  between  Pine  and  Cedar 
Newmarket  street,  from  19  Vine  to  42  Green 
JVenv-Market  Ward,  between  Spruce  and  Cedar,  the 

Delaware  and  Fourth 
New  street,  see  Story 
JVew  Jail,  see  Debtors'  Jail 

JVew  Theatre,  N,  W.  corner  of  Sixth  and  Chesnut 
Nicholson's  alley,  runs  from  113  Cherry  to  Race 
Nieman's  alley,  runs  W.  from  Swanson  to  403  S.  Front, 

see  Fuller's  alley 
Ninth  street  (N.)  from  339  High  to  Vine 
Ninth  street  (S)  from  304  High  to  Cedar 
Nixon's  wharf,  opens  at  11  Penn 
Noble  street,  from  330  north  Front  to  Sixth 
Nonnater's  court,  runs  south  from  280  Mulberry 
Norman  alley,  from  Thirteenth   to  Juniper  between 

Sassafras  and  Lambert 
Norris'  alley,  from  68  south  Front  to  87  Second 
Norris'  wharf,  fourth  above  Hanover 
JSforth  America  Bank,  99  Chesnut  above  Third 
JVorth  America  Insurance  Office,  40  Walnut 
Northern  Liberty  Ba7ik,  Vine  below  Third 
A-'orth  Mulberry  Ward,  between  Sassafras  and  Vine 

and  Fourth  and  Schuylkill 
North  street,  or  alley,  from  35  N  Fifth  to  39  Sixth 
North  street,  from  l  enth  to  Eleventh  below  Vine 
JVorth  Ward,  between  High  and  Mulberry  and  Fourth 

and  Schuylkill 
Oak  street  (N.  L)   from  Willow  to  the  High  Bridge 

between  the  Delaware  and  Front 
Oak  street  (S.)  from  22  Crab  to  the  Passyunk  road 
Ogilby's  wharf  and  ship-yard,  second  below  Argyle 


List  of  Streets^  i^c.  xv 

Ohio  street,  from  Quince  alley  to  Twelfth  between  Pine 

and  Lomhard 
Old  Court  House,  Secrtul,  east  end  of  Market  house 
0/(1  Ferry,  back  of  45  north  Water 
Old  Rotterdam,  at  118  north  Third  * 

Old  Theatre,  S.  W.  corner  of  Cedar  and  Cra!) 
Old  York  road,  from  121  Vine  to  the  Gcrmantown  road 
Olijmfdc  I'heatre,  N.  E.  corner  of  Walnut  and  Ninth 
Orange  street,  from  Seventh  to  Eighth,  between  Lo- 
cust and  Spruce 
Orange  street,  (K.)  fr.  the  end  of  Palmer  to  Frankf.  r. 
Orfxhan  Asxjhim,  cor.  Cherry  and  Sch.  Fifth 
Orfihan  ylsylum,  154  south  Sixth  street 
Osbourn's  court,  W  from  Blackberry  ay.  S.  of  Walnut 
Otter  street,  from  Frankford  road  N.of  Queen  in  a  ser- 
pentine direction  to  Second 
Oyster  Market,  Spruce  street  wharf  ; 

Palmer  street,  iVom  Queen  to  Frankford  road  between 

Hanover  and  Cherry 
Palmyra  S</uare,  Vine  above  Tenth 
Paper  alley,  from  Thirteenth  to  Broad  between  Filbert 

and  Mulberry 
Parham's  alley,  from  104  Swanson  to  393  south  Front 
Paschall's  alley,  from  N.  Fourth  to  the  Old  York  road 

between  Green  and  Coates 
Passyunk  road,  the  boundary  between  Southwark  and 

Moyanensing,  runs  S.  W.  from  178  Cedar 
Patton's  court,  from  26  south  Fourth 
Peach  alley,  see  Mechanic  street 
Peale*s  Museum,  Statehouse  in  Chesnut  street 
Pearson's  court,  E.  from  St.  James'  church  N.  Seventh 
Pear  street,  from  02  Dock  to  83  south  Third 
Peddle 's  wharf,  opens  at  63  north  Water 
Pegg  street,  from  290  north  Front  to  299  Second 
Pcmberton's  alley,  sec  Bcnner's 
Pennington's  alley,  see  Crown  street 
Penitentiary  and  State  Prison,  cor.  of  Walnut  &  Sixth 
Penn  street,  from  8  Pine  to  Argyle 
Penn  street,  (K.)  from  the  Canal  to  Beach  street  along 

the  Delaware 
Pennsylvania  avenue,  from  Bryan's  alley  to  138  Vine 
Pennsylx'unia  ylcademy  of  Fine  j^rts,  N.  side  of  Ches- 
nut near  Eleventli 
Pennsylvania  Hos/ntal,  Pine  between  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Pennsylvania  Bank,  86  south  Second 
Pennsylvania  Insurance  Office,  N.  E.  cor.  Second  and 

Dock 
Peimtown,  or  Francistown,  n.  Ridge  r.  ab.  Francis's  lane 
Penrose's  wharf,  first  norlli  of  Arg\  Ic  st.  pnblii^  landing 
Peniosc's  wharves, J)otwi'cn  t.  ath  irino  and  Queen 
Pcrkenpine's  court,  runs  e:ist  fr<im  43  Budd 
Perot's  wharf,  at  39  and  43  north  Water 


xvi        Whitely's  Philadelphia  Register. 

Vevvy  street,  from  Walnut  to  Lombard  bet.  Twelfth  8c 

Thirteenth,  continuation  of  Hazel  alley 
Peters'  alley,  from  Charlotte  near  Browne  to  N.  Fourth 
Petticoat  alley,  from  125  Coates  to  Browne 
Pewterplatter  alley,  from  14  north  Front  to  17  Second, 

see  Jones'  alley 
PfeifFer's  alley,  from  22  Newmarket  to  235  N.  Second 
Pteiffer's  court,  east  from  Second  to  the  German  town  r. 
Phariss's  court,  runs  W.  from  148  north  Front 
Philadelphia  Bank,  S.  W.  cor.  of  Chesnut  8c  Fourth 
Philadelfihia  Dispensary,  37  south  Fifth 
Philadelphia  Library,  corner  of  Library  st.  and  Fifth 
Philadelphia  Insurance  Office,  94i  south  Second,  corner 

of  Walnut  street 
Phillips'  court,  runs  west  from  Rose  alley  near  Browne 
Phillips'  ship-yard,  first  north  of  the  Navy  Yard 
Philosophical  Hall,  in  Fifth  below  Chesnut,  west  side 
Phcenix  Insuiance  Office,  96  south  Second 
Pine  alley,  from  Ball  alley  to  235  south  Fourth 
Pine  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  between 

Union  and  Lombard 
Pitt  street,  from  Cohocsink  creek  to  the  Gerraantown 

road  between  north  Second  and  Third 
Pleasant  avenue,  from  235  Lombard  to  Little  Pine 
Pleasant  street,  from  Charles  to  Wissahiccon  road  bet. 

James  and  Buttonwood 
Plum  street,  from  230  south  Second  to  Fifth 
Plum  alley,  (M.)  from  Grisel's  alley  to  south  Sixth 
Poplar  alley,  runs  south  from  Walnut  between  Currant 

alley  and  Eleventh 
Poplar  lane,  from  440  N.  Front  to  Wissahiccon  I'oad 
Portland  lane,  from  152  south  Sixth  to  Seventh 
Port  Wardens  Office,  18  Walnut 
Post  Office,  116  Llhesnut 
Pottery  alley,  from  8  Small  to  Little  Oak 
Powell  street,  from  100  south  Fifth  to  133  Sixth 
Powell  street  (Penntown)  from  Francis  to  George 
Pratt's  court,  from  396  north  Front 
Pratt's  wharf,  opens  at  93  north  Water 
Presbyterian  court,  west  from  170  south  Fourth 
Prichett's  wharf,  first  south  of  Chesnut 
Prime  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Shippen's  lane  bet. 

Carpenter  and  Federal 
Prince  street,  runs  N  E  from  Shakamaxon  bet.  Bedford 

and  the  Frankford  road 
Probate  of  Wills,  Office  in  the  Statehouse 
Prospect  alley,  east  from  27  north  Tenth 
Prospect  court,  east  from  Eleventh  between  Filbert  and 

Mulberry 
Prosperous  alley,  south  from  Locust  between  Eleventh 

and  Tweilth 
Protestant  Episcopal  jicademy,  in  Locust  above  Ninth 
Prothonotary  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Pennsylvania^ 

Office  in  the  State  House 


List  of  Streets,  iifc.  xvii 

Prothonctary  of  the  Court  of  Common  Pleaa,  Office  in 

the  Stuteliolisc 
Prune  street,  from  110  south  Fourth  to  near  81  Sixth 
Pryor'.N  alley,  from  near  152  south  Ninth  to  165  Tenth 
I'ryor's  whiirf,' opens  next  385  north  Front 
PuUin's  court,  runs  south  fr.  fi  Locust  [sec  Trusty's  ct.] 
Pump  alley,  west  from  Spafford  below  Shijjpen 
Quarry  street,  from  36  Bread  to  101  north  Third 
Queen  street,  (S.)  from  the  Delaware  to  Passyunk  road 

between  Catiiarine  and  Ciiristian 
Queen  street,  (Point- no- Point  road)  N  E  from  Frank- 

ford  road  near  Otter  to  Gunner's  run 
Quince  street,  from  Walnut  to  Lombard  bet.  Eleventh 

and  Twelfth 
Race  street,  see  Sassafras 
Rachel  street,  north  from  Browne  to  Laurel  between 

Budd  and  Second 
R.indall's  court,  west  from  Blackberry  alley  ab.  Locust 
Randolph's  court,  west  from  1^6  north  Second 
Raustead's  court,  see  Patton's 
Rapin's  court,  south  from  102  High 
Raspt)erry  alley,  tr.  Walnut  to  Spruce  between  Ninth 

and  Tenth 
Raspberry  lane,  from  173  Cherry  to  286  Sassafras 
Read's  alley,  from  190  Cedar  to  5  Small 
Rtcorder  of  Deeds,  Office  in  the  Statehouse 
Reil's  court,  runs  south  from  198  Cedar 
Red  store  wharf,  opens  at  75  north  Water 
Relief  alley,  from  Carter's  alley  to  Dock 
Relief  street,  from  218  south  Front  to  237  Second 
Rcmmington  &  Simmon's  wharf,  opens  at  223  N.  Water 
Richardson's  court,  noi  tfl  from  159  Sassafras 
Ridge  road,  sec  Wissahiccon 
RihPs  court,  west  from  536  north  Third 
Rinitiff  Hun  Inn,  133  Sassafras  near  Fourth 
Ruienhouse  place,  N.  side  of  Locusl  al)0ve  Ninth 
Ri.bbins'  wharf,  opens  at  9  Little  Water 
Rogers'  court,  runs  north  from  Pegg  street 
Rose  street,  runs  N  E  from  Germantown  road  bet.  Otter 

and  Second 
Rose  alley,  (N.  L.)from  Tammany  n.  Third  to  Browne 
R()>»e  alley,  runs  i»orth  from  127  Locust 
Rosi's  wharf,  opens  at  97  south  Water 
Rowlinson's  court,  east  from  169  north  Second 
Rugan  street,  from  347  Callowhill  tt>  James 
Rush's  court,  west  fmm  142  south  Fourth 
Russell's  wharf,  first  south  of  Puie  st.  public  landing 
Sansom's  alley,  from  Willow  to  Noble,  between  St.  John 

and  north    I  hird 
Sansom's  row,  north  side  of  Walnut  bet.  Swanwick  and 

Eigiitli 
Sansom's  Union  row,  (N.  L.)  258  north  Second 
2  q_2 


xviii      Whitely'^s  Philadelphia  Register, 

Sansom  street,  from  south  Seventh  to  Ninth  between 

Chesnut  and  Wahiut 
Sarah  street,  from  Queen  near  Frankford  r.  to  Bedford 
Sassafras  alley,  from  190  Sassafras  to  Bryan's  alley 
Sassafras  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  bet. 

CUerry  and  Vine 
Saunders'  court,  east  from  Pitt  near  Beaver 
Say  street,  from  Sch.  Seventh  to  Eighth  between  Sassa- 
fras and  Vine 
Say's  alley,  from  Cherry  to  Walnut,  west  of  Thirteenth 
Say's  court,  west  from  36  north  Third 
Say's  wharf,  opens  at  19  north  Water 
Scheme  alley,  see  Vine  alley 
Schively's  alley,  see  Bryan's 
Schleisman's  alley,  east  from  N.  Third  between  Poplar 

lane  and  Beaver 
Schneider's  wharf,  opens  at  315  north  Front 
Schriver's  court,  east  from  71  north  Eighth 
Schuylkill  Bank,  S  E  corner  of  High  and  Sixth 
Schuylkill  road,  runs  from  Washington  to  Bridge  street^ 

west  of  the  river  Schuylkill 
Scott's  alley,  from  379  High  to  96  Filbert 
Scott's  court,  enters  Poplar  lane  above  Front 
Second  street,  (N.)  from  67  High  to  Mud  lane 
Second  street,  (S.)  from  52  High  running  south 
Second  street,  from  Schuylkill  (N.  &  S.)  I'uns  from  Vine 

to  Cedar  between  Front  and  Third 
Segan's  wharf  and  ship-yard,  opens  at  371  north  Front 
Seit's  court,  south  from  60  Sassairas 
Seven- Stars  Inn,  N  W  corner  of  Fourth  and  Sassafras 
Seventh  street,  (N.)  from  263  High  to  Vine  and  conti- 
nued north  from  Camac 
Seventh  street,  (S.)  from  228  High  to  Passyunk  road 
Seventh  street,  from  Schuylkill  (N.  8c  S.)  from  Vine  to 

Cedar  between  Sixth  and  Eighth 
Shakamaxon  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  the  Frank- 

foi-d  road  between  Sarah  and  Ci'own 
Sheaff' s  alley,  from  N.  Eleventh  n.  Sassafras  to  Twelfth. 
Shephei'd's  alley,  see  Church's  alley 
Shepherd's  court,  west  from  36  north  Third 
Sheriff's  Office,  in  the  Statehouse 
Shield's  alley,  from  140  S.  Ninth  to  Raspberry  alley 
Shield's  court,  runs  south  from  Relief  alley  between. 

Front  and  Second 
Shippen's  lane,  from  Cedar  near  Broad  to  Federal 
Shippen  street,  from  266  south  Front  to  Irish  lane 
Shoemaker's  court,  back  10  north  Front 
Shoemaker's  wharf,  first  S.  ot  Mulberry  street  public 

landing 
Shriver's  court,  east  from  71  north  Eighth 
Simmon's  court,  west  from  216  north  Front 
Sim's  alley,  fpom  tha  Delawai-eto  15  south  Water 


List  of  Streets,  ^c.  xix 

Sims'  wharves,  opens  at  153  and  159  soutl>  Water  and 

I'iiic  btrcft  kmding 
Sink's  court,  runs  south  from  98  Gaskill 
Sixlti  stret-t  (N.)  from  23;^  Hijrh  to  the  Gcrmantown 

roail  north  of  Vine — it  is  the  houndaiy  hne  between 

the  Nortlicrn  Liberties  and  I'enn  township 
Sixth  street  (S.)  from  162  Higli.  to  Carpenter 
Sixth  street,  from  the  Schuylkill  (N,  &  S)  from  Vine  to 

Cedar  between  Fifth  and  Seventh 
Small  street,  from  Passyunk  road  near  Cedar  to  Bedford 
Small  alley,  opens  at  27  Barron,  see  George  (S. ) 
Smitli's  alley,  from  near  219  S.  Third  to  32  Springett 

alley  [see  Gaskill] 
Smith'^s  alley  (N.  L.)  from  119  (ireen  to  128  Coates 
Smith's  court,  runs  south  from  High  near  Sch.  Eighth 
Smith's  court,  north  Fifth  near  Vine 
Smith's  court,  west  from  172  north  Eighth 
Smith's  J   wharf,  opens  at  349  north  Front 
Smith's  W.  r.  wharf  (Red  stores)  111  and  75  N.  Water 
Smith's  wharf,  opens  at  67  north  Water 
Sober's  alley,  from  129  Walnut  to  Library 
Sonji  Sociecien  for  supplying  the  poor  gratis — Jlestern, 

Marble  near  Eleventh—^^or^/rCTTi,  Smith's  alley  (N.L.) 

— Southern,  49  Gaskill 
South  Mulberry  /Tarf/,  between  Mulberry  £c  Sassafras, 

the  Schuylkill  and  Fourth 
South  street,  see  Cedar 

South  street  or  alley,  from  10  N.  Fifth  to  7  Sixth 
South  Ward,  between  Chesnut  and  \\alnut,  and  Fourth 

and  the  Schuylkill 
Southern  Disfiensary,  98  Shippen 
SpafFord  street,  from  50  Small  to  Fitzwalter 
S/iar/cs\s  Shot  Manufactory,  Carpenter  street  between 

Front  and  Second 
S/iring- Garden   Tavern  aud  Wigwam,  in  north  Sixth 

near  Buttonwood 
Springett  alley,  from  238  south  Second  to  Thiitl  [see 

Gaskill]  ^ 
Spruce  street,  froiTJ.the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  between 

Locust  and  Pine 
St.  Andrew's  street,  from  Sch.  Second  to  Bl'oad  between 

Hunter  street  and  Francis'  lane 
St.  George's  alley,  from  55  Elm  (New)  street 
St.  John  street,  trom  Pegg's  run  or  Willow  street  to 

Cohocsink  creek 
St.  Joseph's  avenue,  from  Sch.  Fifth  to  Sixth  between 

High  and  Cliesnut 
St.  Mary's  street,  from  220  south  Sixth  to  Eighth 
Stable  alley,  trum  soiilli  Seventh  to  opposite  46  Eighth 
Stall's  court,  from  203  Sassafras  to  Bryan's  alky 
Stamper's  alley,  from  208  south  Second  to  163  Third 
Stamper's  wliarf,  opens  at  127  south  Water 
Starr  alley,  from  163  Cherry  to  189  Sassafras 


XX  Whitely'^s  Philadelphia  Register, 

State  Arsenal,  between  Market  and  Chesnut  8c  Twelfth 

and  Juniper  streets 
State  House,  the  S.  side  of  Chesnut  bet.  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Steinmetz's  court,  runs  east  from  93  north  Fourth 
Steinmetz's  court  (N.  L  )  N.  from  Buttonwood  n.  Fifth 
Steinmetz's  wharf,  opens  at  51  north  Water 
Stephens'  court,  runs  west  from  404  north  Front 
Sterling's  alley,  fi-om  15  Cherry  to  118  Sassafras 
Stewart's  alley,  from  Cherry  to  394  Sassafras 
Stewart's  court,  west  from  Eleventh  near  Sassafras 
Stewart  8c  Wiltberger's,  wharf,  opens  at  173  N.  Water 
Stiles'  wharf,  first  north  of  Coates  street 
Stillhouse's  wharf,  first  north  of  Christian 
Stillhouse  alley,  runs  west  from  330  north  Front 
Stoiy  street,  from  152  north  Third  to  near  93  Fourth 
Strawberry  street,  from  58  High  to  55  Chesnut 
Sturgis's  court,  runs  back  133  Lombard 
Sugar  alley,  from  32  north  Sixth  to  23  Seventh 
Sugarhouse  alley,  from  Vine  to  Wood,  east  of  Third 
Summerl's  wharf,  opens  at  75  north  Water 
Summers'  court,  ruus  west  from  414  south  Second 
Swanson  street,  south  from  10  Cedar 
Swan  wick  street,  from  Little  George  to  153  Walnut 
Swede's  alley,  runs  south  from  12  Christian 
Swede's  court,  runs  east  from  459  south  Second  below 

Christian 
Swift'b  wharves,  below  the  Swede's  Church 
Tammany  street,  from  318  N.  Second  to  the  Old  York  r. 
Taper  alley,  runs  north  from  53  Green 
Taylor's  alley,  from  58  south  Front  to  73  Second 
Tenth  street,  (N.)  from  373  High  to  Wissahiccon  road 
Tenth  street,  (S  )  from  near  371  High  to  Cedar 
Thatcher's  wharf,  opens  at  319  north  Front 
Thatcher's  alley,  (N.  L.)  fr.  Emlen's  alley  to  Rogers'  ct. 
Theatre  (New)  N  W  corner  of  Chesnut  and  Sixth 
Theatre,  (Old)  S  E  corner  of  Crab  and  Cedar 
Third  street,  ^N.)  from  115  High  to  Germantown  road 
Third  street,  (S.)  from  90  High  running  south 
Third  street  from  Schuylkill,  (N.  8c  S.)  runs  from  Vine 

to  Cedar  bet.  Second  and  Fourth 
Thirteenth  street,  (N.)  from  High  to  Vine  bet.  Twelfth 

and  Juniper 
Tliirteenth  street,  (S.)  from  High  to  Cedar  bet.  Twelfth 

and  Juniper  ^ 

Thomas'  wharf,  opens  at  137  Swanson 
Tliompson's  court,  see  Browne's 
Thorn's  court,  enters  Fourth  near  George  (N.  L.) 
Tidmash  street,  from  Passyunk  road  facing  Carpenter 

street  to  Shippen's  lane 
Timber  lane,  from  Frankford  road  above  Shackamaxon 

street  to  Turner's  lane 
Ton  alley,  from  57  south  Water 
Torr's  court,  runs  E.  from  the  Ridge  r.  above  Wgo4 


List  of  Streets  J  ^c.  xxi 

Townsend's  court,  nwis  south  from  86  Spruce 

Traquair's  court,  runs  cast  from  11  N.  Tenth 

Trimble's  court,  from  510  N.  Front 

Trinity  church  yard,  hack  185  S])ruce 

rrottcr's  alley,  from  22  south  Second  to  Strawberry 

Trusty's  court,  runs  S.  from  6  Locust,  sec  PuUin's  court 

Tunis*  wharf,  opens  at  71  south  Water 

Turner's  alley,  see  Carpenter  street 

'I'urner's  court,  riuis  N.  from  near  101  Catharine 

Twelfth  street  (N.)  from  High  to  ^'inc  bet.  Eleventh 

and  Thirteenth 
Twelfth  street  (S.)  from  High  to  Cedar  between  Ele- 
venth and  Thirteenth 
Union  alley,  from  180  Swanson  to  463  south  Front 
Union  Canal  Comfiany,  office  79  Dock 
Union  Insurance  Office,  45  Walnut 
Union  street,  from  166  south  Front  to  79  Fourth 
Union   street   (K)   from  Bedford  to  Prince   between 

Marlborough  and  Hanover 
United  States  Bank,  Carpenter's  court 
United  States  Insurance  Office,  49  Walnut 
United  States  yirsenal,  Gray's  feri'y  road,  S.  of  Cedar 
Ujiited  States  Medical  De/iosit  office,  207  S.  Fourth 
United  States  Stage  Office,  50  south  Third 
United  States  Loan  Office,  Carpenter's  court 
Unity  court,  south  from  12  Little  Pine 
University  oJPennsylvariia  and  Medical  Lyceum,  south 

Ninth  near  High 
U/i/ier  Delaware   Ward,  between  Sassafras  and  Vine, 

and  Fourtli  and  Delaware 
Upper  ferry  road,  from  Callowhill  near  Washington  to 

the  Upper  Bridge 
Vanduson's  wharf  &  ship-yard,  first  north  of  Hanover 
Vernon  street,  from  44  Cedar  to  29  Shippen 
Videl's  court,  west  from  58  south  Second 
Vienna  street,  from  Prince  to  West  st.  between  Cherry 

and  Wood 
Vine  alley,  runs  from  Tenth  to  Broad  above  Vine  st. 
Vine  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  between 

Sassafras  and  Callowhill,  being  the  northern  boundary 

of  the  ci'.y 
Vineyard  street,  from  the  Wissahiccon  road  to  Charles 

between  Anne  and  (ieorge 
Vineyard's  ship  yard,  at  S  Brusstar's  wharf 
Wagner's  alley,  from  135  Cherry  to  252  Sassafras 
Walker's  court,  runs  east  from  239  north  Second 
Wallace's  court,  runs  west  from  10  N.  Front 
Wall's  elbow,  rnns  from  Emlen's  to  Rogers'  court 
Wall's  wharf,  opens  at  127  south  Water 
Wain's  H-  wharf,  opens  at  135  south  Water 
Wain's  W.  wliarf,  opens  at  7  Swanson 
Walnut  alley,  from  Thirteenth  to  Juniper  bet.  Cherry 

and  Sassafras 


xxii        Whitely^s  Philadelphia  Register. 

Walnut  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  bet. 

Chesnut  and  Spruce 
Walnut  Ward,  bet.  Chesnut  and  Walnut,  the  Delaware 

and  Fourth  *» 

Walter's  wharf,  opens  at  355  north  Front 
Wardetis  Office,  18  Walnut 
Warder's  wharf,  first  south  of  Sassafras  landing 
Warder's  vvharf,  (N.  L.)  opens  at  371  N.  Front 
Ware's  wharf,  second  below  Christian 
Warren  street,  from  Quince  to  Twelfth,  N.  of  Spruce 
Warren  street,  from  Beach  to  Queen,  between  Hano- 
ver and  Bishop 
Warner's  court,  south  from  230  Shippen  street 
Washington  court,  runs  north  from  205  Lombard 
Washington  Hall,  Third  street  ab.  Spruce 
Washington  Square,  bet.  Walnut  and  Locust  and  Sixth 

and  Washington  street 
Washington  street,  see  Columbia  avenue 
Washington  street,  a  continuation  of  High  from  the  Per- 
manent Bridge,  running  through  Hamilton  village 
Washington   street,  (Penn  township)  east  from    the 

Ridge  road,  between  Green  and  Hickory 
Washington  street  (Penn  township)  north  from  Vine, 

between  William  and  Front 
Washington  street,  (Southwark)  runs  from  550  south 

Front  to  Moyamensing  road 
Water  street,  (N.)  from  16  High  to  Willow,  or  Poole's 
,  Bx'idge 
Water  street,  (S.)  from  12  High  street  to  Pine 
Watkins'  alley,  from  22  Bread  to  85  N.  Third 
Watson's  alley,  from  Branch  to  Story 
Watson's  alley,  runs  south  from  104  Locust 
Watson  &  Paul's  wharf,  first  S.  of  Chesnut  st.  landing 
Weaver's  alley,  runs  from  Twelfth  to  Thirteenth,  bet. 

Lyndall's  alley  and  Locust 
Webb's  alley,  from  221  Cherry  to  334  Sassafras 
Wells'  alley,  from  Oak  street  to  371  N.  Front 
Wells'  row,  Eighth  below^  Green  (P.  T.) 
West  street,  from  the  Frankford  r.  to  Wood  ab.  Duke 
West's  court,  east  from  27  Newmarket-street 
West's  Picture  Exhibition,  spruce  street  above  Eighth 
West's  C.  wharf,  first  north  of  Vine  street  landing 
West's  W.  wharf,  opens  at  155  north  Water 
Wharf  street,  south  from  Cedar  along  the  wharves 
Wharton  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Passyunk  road, 

between  Federal  and  Reed 
Wharton's  wharf,  opens  at  67  Swanson 
Wharves,  (N-)  from  High  along  the  Delaware 
Wharves,  (S.)  from  High  along  the  Delaware 
White-bear  Inn,  220  High  Street 
Wliite's  ship-yard,  at  J.  Bower's  wharf  (K.) 
Whitehall  street,  see  Well's  alley 
White-horse  alley,  from  Cherry  to  Walnut  alley 


List  of  Streets^  ££?c.  xxiii 

IVfiite-Sivan  Inn,  106  Sassafras  near  third 

IVidonus'  Jsijlum,  High  west  of  Sch,  Seventh,  S.  Side 

Widows^  and  Simple  iromerin'  .istjlnm.  Cherry  corner 

Schuylkill  Fitlli 
VV^iggin's  court,  runs  south  from  62  Cherry 
VVilcock's  wharf,  opens  at  57  S.  Wuter 
"Wiley's  court,  runs  south  from  Castle  street 
Williamson's  court,  from  262  Cedar  to  71  Bedford  (M.) 
William  street,  from  Otter  to  Rose 
Willing's  alley,  from  98  S.  Third  to  75  Fourth 
Willing  &  Francis'  wharves,  at  15  and  25  Penn 
Willow  court,  runs  south  from  182  Pine  above  Sixth 
Willow  street,  (Sch.)  from   Locust  to  Cedar,  between 

Schuylkill  and  Beach 
Willow  street,  (N.  L.)  from  Delaware  along  Pegg's  run 
Wilson's  wharf,  second  south  of  Maiden  landing 
Wissahiccon  road,  or  Ridge  road,  N,  W,  from  tlie  cor. 

of  Ninth  and  Vine 
Wistar's  court,  runs  south  from  Vine  east  of  Bi'oad 
VVittman's  alley,  from  Kunckle  n.  Callowhill  to  Fourth 
Wittman's  court,  runs  west  from  400  N,  Second 
Woglom's  court,  east  from  73  N.  Eighth 
Wood  street,  (N.  L.)  from  190  N.  Second  to  Schuylkill 
Wood  street,  (K.)  runs  from  Queen  near  Gunner's  run 

to  West  street 
Woodland  street,  or  Darby  road,  runs  S.  W.  from  the 

intersection  of  the  Lancaster  turnpike  and  Washington 
Workman's  court  west  trom  320  south  Front 

[ire  Mifflin's  court 
W^richt's  alley,  from   Miller's  alley  to  Pme  between 

Sen.  Eighth  and  Broad 
York  Buildings,  on  the  south  side  of  Walnut  between 

Washington  street  and  Eighth 
York  court,  runs  east  from  37  Budd 
York  street,  from  135  south  Tiiird  to  Laurel 
Zuchary's  court,  north  from  31  Walnut 
Zane  street,  see  Elder 


MISCELLANEOUS  ARTICLES. 

TO  FOREIGNERS. 

Aliens  are  informed,  that  such  as  have  arrived  in  the 
United  States  since  April  14,  1802,  must  i*eport  them- 
selves to  the  clerk  of  some  court  of  record ;  and  wait 
five  years  before  they  can  be  naturalized,  even  though 
they  may  have  declared  their  intention  to  become  citi- 
zens some  lime  since. 

Those  who  have  not  made  their  declaration  must  do 
that  aUo,  three  years  before  they  can  be  naturalized. 
By  the  law  of  Congress,  the  cej  tihcatt  of  i"eport  and  re- 
gistry must  be  produced  to  the  court,  as  an  evidence  ot 
the  time  of  arrival  in  the  United  States,  at  the  time  of 
application  to  be  naturalized  ;  and  by  a  law  passed 
M;irch  '22,  1816,  said  ccrtiiicate  of  report  and  retristry 
must  l)c  recited,  at  full  length,  in  the  certificate  of  natu- 
ralization, otherwise  such  certificate  will  be  of  no  vali- 
dity. 


WILLIAM  PEHN's  DERD,   FROM  THE  INDIANS,   IN  1685. 

77; /«  m<yfn/wrrtyi/nc*«r//;./Aa/-We,Packenah,  Jarck- 
h.in,  Sikals,  P;>!-tqucsctt.  Jervis  Essc|>cnauk.  Felktvoy, 
IKk' Iftnp^iii  Ixfiuis,  M.trliloha  Mcttliconga,  W'issa 
I'owey,  I()di;in  Kiiig>,  Sachemi'kers,  nglit  owners  of  all 
lands,  from  Quing  Quingus,  called  Duck  creek,  unto 
lJl)land  called  C'hesler  crtek,  all  along  by  the  west  side 
of  Delaware  river,  and  so  between  the  said  creeks  back- 
wards as  far  a»  a  man  can  ride  in  two  days  with  ;i  horse, 
for  and  in  consideratiun  of  these  following  g(Kjds  to  us 
in  hand  paid,  and  secured  to  be  paid,  by  \V  ilYiam  Pcnn, 
proprietar\-  and  governor  of  the  province  of  I'ennsvlva- 
ni.i  and  territories  ihtreof,  viz.  20  guns,  20  fathoms 
matchcoat,  20  f.ithoms  stmnd  water,  20  blankets,  jO 
ketilcs,  20  pounds  powder,  100  bars  of  lead,  40  toma- 
liawks,  100  knives,  40  pair  of  stockings,  1  barrel  of  bicr, 
20  pounds  of  red  lead,  100  fathoms  ot  wampum,  30  glass 
bottles,  30  pewter  sprKins,  100  awl  blades,  300  tobacco 
pipes,  100  hands  of  tobacco,  20  tobacco  tongs,  '20  sleels, 
300  flints,  30  pair  of  scissors,  30  combs,  60  looking 
glasses,  200  needles,  1  skipplc  of  salt.  30  pounds  of  sugar, 
i  gallons  of  molasses,  20  tf>l)acco  boxes,  100  jewsharps, 
20  hoes,  30  gimblcts,  30  wooden  screw  boxes,  100  string 
of  beads — Do  hereliv  acknowledge,  &c.  Given  under 
our  hands,  &c.  at  New  Castle,  2d  day  of  the  eighth 
month,  1685. 

The  above  is  a  true  copy  from  a  copy  taken  from  the 
original,  by  Ephraim  Morton,  now  living  in  Washing- 
ton county,  Pennsylvania,  formerly  a  clerk  in  the  land 
office,  which  copy  he  gave  to  VV'm  Hutton,  and  from 
which  the  above  was  taken  in  Little  York,  this  Tth  of 
December,  1813.  A.  M'C 


JVhitely^s  Philadelphia  Register. 


xxm 


PORT  OF  PHILADELPHIA. 

DUTIES  PAYABLE  BY  LAW 

Gn  all  Good'i^  Wares^  and  Merchandise^  imported  into 
the  United  States  of  America^  in  American  or  Foreign 
ships  or  vessels — to  have  effect  from  and  after  the  SOth 
of  June ^  1818. 

Note. — ^The  articles  in  italics  are  not  specified  in  the  law,  but 
pay  the  duties  affixed  to  them. 

JT*  ^6  List  of  free  articles  at  the  end  of  this  table. 


j     '  A  American 

I  Articles     manufactured     from  and  British 
'     brass,  iroH,  steel,  pewter. lead, 
'     or  tin  or  of  which  those  me- 
tals, or  either  of  them  is  the 
material  of  chief  value — brass 
wire,   cutlery,   pins,  needles, 
buttons,  button    moulds,  buc- 
i     kles  of  all  kinds,  cannon,  mus- 
kets, fire  and,  side  arms, 
!  Ale,  beer,  and  porter  in  bottles. 
The  same  otherwise  imported 
Articles  not  free,  nor  subject  to 

any  other  rate  of  duties, 
Artificial  flowers, 
Alum, 
Almonds, 
i  Anchors, 
i  B 

i  Brad,  sprig,  and  tacks,  not  ex- 
ceeding 16  oz.  pr.  M. 
Above  16  oz.  pr.  M. 
Books,  printed, 
Boots, 
Brushes, 

Bonnets  and  caps  for  women 
Bristles, 

I  ^ 

Copperas, 

Copper   rods,   bolts,    spikes  or 

nails,   and    composition  rods, 

'^     bolts,  spikes  or  nails, 

\  Copper  manufactures, 

*  China  ware,  earthenware,  stone 

•  ware,  porcelain  and  ^iass  ma- 
nufactures,  other   ttlan    win- 

!     dow    glass    and   black    glass 
'     qui>rt  bottles, 

(1) 


Foreign,  other 
than  British. 


20  per  cent.  ad.  val. 

22 

\5  cents  per  gal. 

16.5 

10  cents  do. 

11 

15  per  cent  ad.  val. 

16.5 

30  per  cent.  do. 

33 

200  cents  per  cwt. 

220 

Scents  per  lb. 

2  cents  per  lb. 

2.2 

5  per  M. 

S.S 

4  per  lb. 

4.4 

15  percent,  ad.  val. 

16.5 

150  cents  per  pair 

165 

30  per  cent  ad.  val. 

33 

30  per  cent  do. 

33 

3  cents  per  lb. 

3,3 

100  cents  per  cwt.         110 


4  cents  per  lb, 
25  per  cent,  ad  val. 


4.4 
27.5 


20  per  cent,  ad  val.         22 


XXIV 


Whnely''s  Philadelphia  Register, 


Cotton  manufactures  of  all  de- 
,  scriptions,  or  of  which  cotton 
is  the  material  of  chief  value, 
and  on  cotton  yarn,  twist,  and 
thread,  till  the  30th  of  June, 
1819— (after  that  day  only  iiO 
per  cent.) 

Cabinet  wares,  and  all  manu- 
factures of  wood,  carriages  ot 
ail  descriptions,  and  parts 
thereof, 

Cordage  and  cables,  tarred, 

,  untarred  yarns,  twines, 

packthreads,  &  seine  twine. 

Cassia,  Chinese, 

Cinnamon, 

Cloves, 

Canes,  walking  sticks  &  whips, 

Cosmetics;,  washes,  balsams, 
perfumes,  &c.  8cc. 

Clothing,  ready  made, 

Candles,  tallow, 

wax  or  spermaceti, 

Cheese, 

Chocolate, 

Cocoa, 

Coal, 

Coffee, 

Corks, 

Copfier,  (braziers) 

Car /lets  y  l^c.  (woollen) 

Cotton, 

Currants, 

D 

Dyeing  drugs,  and  materials  for 
composing  dyes,  not  subject 
to  other  Vates  of  duty,  such 
as.  Verdigris,  Saffron,  Cochi- 
neal, iJfc. 

F 

Fans,  Feathers,  ornaments  for 
head-dresses, 

Figs, 

Floor  cloths,  painted,  Mats  of 
grass  or  flags. 

Fish,  foreign  caught, 

— . —  Mackarel, 

Salmon, 

all  other  pickled, 

G 

Glass,  black  quart  bottles, 

window,  not  above  8  by  10 

inches  m  size. 


American 
and  British, 


Foreign,  ofhe 
than  British 


25  per  cent  ad  val.        27.5 


30  per  cent.  do. 
3  cents  per  lb. 


33 
3.3 


4  cents  per  lb.  4.4 

6  rents  per  lb.  6.6 

25  do.        do.  27.5 

25  do,        do.  27.5 

30  per  cent,  ad  val,  33 


30  per  cent,  do. 
30  per  cent.  do. 

Scents  per  lb. 

6  cents  per  lb. 

9  do.        do. 

3  do.        do. 

2  do.        do. 


33 

33 
3.S 
6.6 
9.9 
3.3 
2.2 


5  cts.  p.  heaped  bushel  5.5 

5  cents  per  lb.  5.5 

15  per  cent,  ad  val.  16.5 

15  per  cent,  do.  16.5 

25  per  cent,  do-  27.5 

3  cents  per  lb.  3.3 

3  do.        do.  3.S 


7.5  per  cent,  ad  val.       8.25 

30  per  cent.  do.  33 

3  cents  per  lb,  3.3 

30  per  cent,  ad  val.        33 

100  cents  per  quintal  110 

150  cents  per  barrel  165 

200  cents        do.  220 

100  cents        do.  HO 

144  cents  per  gross  158.4 

250  cts.  p.  100  sq.  feet  275 


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XXV 


Ghiss,  not  above  lOl.y  12  do. 

. if  above  10  by  ivJclo. 

— —  cut, 

. numufactures,  other  than 

the  above, 
Gum  Arabic, 
— —  Senegal, 
Gold  leaf, 
Glue, 


Jmrricaii  Furciifu,  other 

ami  iiritith.  than  British. 

275  cts.  p.  100  sq  feet     302.5 
5'25  cts.        do.  357.5 

30  per  cent,  ad  val.        3o 


H 


GuMjwwder, 

Hempen  cloth  or  sail  cloth,  ex 
cent  KusMan   and  German  li- 
nens, Russi.i  &  Holland  duck, 

Holland  thick  not  exceeding  52 
archeens  each  piece. 

Hats  or  raps  ( t  fur,  wool,  lea- 
ther, chip,  straw,  or  silk, 

'  I 

Ii  on  and  steel  wire,  not  exceed- 
lUirNo.  18. 

:  over  No.  18, 

in  bars  and  bolts,  manufac- 
tured without  rolling, 

mm. —  in  pi;rs, 

■'m ciistings, 

L      -  sheets,  rods,  and  hoops, 

L__-in   bars,   and  bolts,    when 

I    manufactured  by  rolling  and 

fe    on  anchors, 
spikes, 
ndigo, 

fewelry,  gold,  silver,  and  other 
i,    watches  and  parts  of  watches ; 
t    gold  &  silver  lace,  embroide- 
f    ry  and  epaulettes  ;   precious 
''     stones  and  pearls  of  all  kinds, 
-ct  or   not  set ;  Bristol  stones 
or  ])aste  work,  and  all  articles 
composed  wlioHv  orchieflj  ot 
gold,  silver,  pearl,  ^'id  pre- 
cious stones. 
L 
';  Laces,  lace  veils,  lace  sh  iwls  or 
shades  of  thread  or  silk, 
L.ad,  in  pigs,  l)ars,  or  sheets, 

in  shot, 

led  or  white,  dry  or  ground 

tin  oil. 


20  per  cent. 

7.5  i)er  cent. 

7.5  per  cent. 
15  percent. 

5  cents  per  lb. 

8  cents  do. 


do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 


5  cents  per  lb. 
9  cents  do. 

75  per  cwt. 
50  do. 
75  do. 
250  do. 


150  do. 

2  do. 

15  do. 


22 
8.25 
8.25 
16.5 
5.5 
8.8 


20  per  cent,  ad  val.  22 

250  cents  per  piece  275 

30  per  cent,  ad  val.  33 

150  cents  per  cwt.  165 


5.5 

9.9 

82.5 
55 
82.5 
275 


165 

2.2 
16.5 


7.5  per  cent,  ad  val.       8.25 


7.5  per  cent,     do 

1  crnt  per  lb. 

2  cents  do. 

3  cents  do. 


8.25 

1.1 

2.2 

3.3 


Whitely^s  Philadelphia  Register. 


M 

Molasses, 

Manutactures  of  leather,  or  of 

whicli  leather  is  the  material 

of  chief  value, 
Mace, 

Milhnery  of  all  sorts, 
Mustard, 

N 
Nails, 
Nutmegs, 
Nankeens, 

O 
Oil,  spermaceti,  of  foreign  fish- 
ing, 

whale  or  other  fish    do, 

olive,  in  casks 

salad, 

Ochre,  dry, 

in  oil, 

P 
Printing  types, 
Pimento, 
Paper  of  every  description,paste. 

board,  paper  hangings,  blank 

books,  parchment  or  vellum. 
Playing  cards, 

Perfumes,  &c.  (see  Cosmetics,) 
Plums  and  prunes,* 
P'ussian  blue, 
Pepper, 
Pickles,  capers,  olives,  comfits,. 

and  sweetmeats,  preserved  in 

sugar  or  brandy, 
Pi?.ted  (silver)  saddlery,  coach 

and  hc-uTiess  furniture. 
Plated  ware,    other    than    the 

above, 

R 
Russia   sheetings,   (white,)    not 

exceeding  32  archeens  each 

piece, 
Russia  sheetings,  (brown,)  not 

exceeding  52   archeens  in  a 

piece, 
Russia  dnck,  not  exceeding  52 

archeens  each  piece. 
Ravens  duck,  as  above. 
Raisins,  muscatel,  and  in  jars, 
.w— —  all  other. 


jimerican  Foreign^  otfu 

and  British.  than  British 

5  cents  per  gal.  5.5 


SO  per  cent,  ad  val. 
100  cents  per  lb. 
30  per  cent,  ad  val. 
30  per  cent.  do. 

3  cents  per  lb. 
60  do   do. 
25  per  cent. 


25  cents  per  gal. 
15  cents  do. 
25  cents  do. 
30  per  cent  ad  val. 

1  cent  per  lb. 

1.5  cent  do. 

20  per  cent,  ad  val. 
6  cents  per  lb. 


30  per  cent,  ad  val. 
30  cents  per  pack, 

3  cents  per  lb. 
20  per  cent,  ad  val. 
8  cents  per  lb. 


160  cents  do. 

200  cents  do. 
135  cents  do. 

3  cents  per  lb. 

2  do   do. 


33 

110 

33 

33 

3.3 
66 

27.5 


27S 
16.5 
27.5 
33 
1.1 
1.65 

22 
6.6 


3.3 
22 
8.8 


30  per  cent,  ad  val-  33 

25  "per  cent.  do.  27.5 

20  per  cent.  do.  22 

250  cents  per  piece,"  275 


176 

220 

137.5 
3.3 
2.2 


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xxvu 


S 

Steil, 

Stockin^js,  of  wool  or  r.otton, 

,  ot  bilk  or  tlircad,  (as 

rtiuly  inailf  liolliing) 
Spirits  tioiii  grain,  1st  proof, 

(io.         2(1     do. 

do.         .'>il     do. 

do.         4tli   do. 

do.        5th  do. 

do.over5tl\  do. 

I  its  from  other  mate  rials  than 
rail),  1st  &  2{.\  jiroof, 

do.         3d     do. 

do.         4th   do. 

ilo.         5lli   do. 

—        do.  over  5th  do. 
llt's.  bridles,  and  harness, 
t-s  and  slippers  of  leatlier, 

for  children, 

— of  silk, 


ir,  brown, 

white,  clayed,  orpowdered, 

lump, 

loaf,  or  sugar  candy. 

L 

Till,  in  plates, 

Tallow, 

IVas,  from  China,  in  ships  be- 
longing to  the  U.  States, 

bohea, 

soucliung  and  other  black, 

imperial,  gunpowder,  and 

/nmee, 

hyson  and  young  hyson, 

hyson  skiH  and  otlier  green, 

I  i-us,  if  from  any  other  place, 
or  in  aiiy  other  than  vessels  of 
the  United  States — 
■         bohea, 

souchong  and  other  black, 

imperial,  guni)owder,  and 

gomee, 
— —  hyson  and  young  hyson, 

hyson  skin  andothtr  green. 

Tobacco,    manufactured,  other 
than  snuff  and  segurs, 


.inirrican 
and  /iritifi/i. 


7.5  |)er  cent,  ad  val. 
100  cents  per  cwt. 
20  per  cent,  ad  val. 

15  per  cent  do. 
42  cents  per  gal. 


ForciifTi,  other 
than  British. 


45 

4B 
52 

60 

75 

38 
42 
48 
57 
70 


do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 

do. 

do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 


8.25 
110 
22 

16.5 

46.2 

49.5 

52.8 

57.2 

66 

82.5 

41.8 

46.2 

52.8 

62.7 

77 

SS 

27.5 

16.5 


30  per  cent.  ad.  val. 
25  cents  per  pair, 

15    do.  do. 

30  do.        do. 
20  cts.  p.  bush,  of  56  It),  a^ 
250  cents  per  M, 

3  cents  per  lb. 

3  do.        do. 

12  do.        do, 
12  do.        do. 

15  per  cent, 
1  cent  per  lb. 


275 

3.3 

4.4 

n 

13.2 

16.5 
1.1 


12  cents  per  lb. 
25  do.   do. 


50  do. 
40  do. 
28  do. 


14  do. 
34  do. 

68  do. 
56  do. 
38  do. 


do. 
do. 
do. 


do. 
do. 

do. 
do. 

do. 


13.2 
27.5 

55 
44 

30.8 


(1) 


10  do.   do. 


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xxviii  WhHeh/s  Philadelphia  Register. 


Foreign,  othe 
than  Britisli 


30  per  cent,  ad  val.        33 


U  American 

Umbrellas,  parasols,  of  what-  and  British, 

ever  materials  made ;  sticks 

of    frames   f#r  umbrellas   or 

parasols, 

W 

Woolk  11  manufactures  of  all  de- 
scriptions, or  of  which  wool  is 

the  material  of  chief  value,       25  per  cent,  ad  val.        27.5 
Wool  Blankets,  rugs,  and  worst- 
ed stuff  goods,  such  as  ratti- 

rsets,  bombazets,  calimancoes, 

moreens,  &c.  &c. 
(After  the   30tu  of  June,  181&,. 

the  duty  on  woollen  goods  is 

to   be   only  20  per  cent.,  ad 

valorem.)  ♦ 

Wines  : — Madeira,     Burgundy, 

Champaigne,    Rhenish,    and 

Tokay., 

Sherry  and  St.  Lucar, 

others     not    *>r.uincrate(J, 

when  irppi;i"ted  m  bottles  or 


15  per  cent.    do. 


100  cents  per  gal. 


60  do. 


do. 


cases, 
Lisbon,  Oporto,  and  other 

wines   cf   Portugal,     and  on 

those  of  Sicily, 

"^''"t-''iffC-^M.a.l<.?-D-i  other 

— >i^""all  others  when  imported 

otherwise    than    in   cases  or 

bottles, 
Wafers, 
Whiting  and  Paris  white, 


30  do. 


do. 


16.5 


66 


33 


f 

50  do. 

do. 

53 

-in  flo. 

do. 

44 

15  do. 

ao. 

10.5 

oO  per 

cent,  ad  val. 

33 

1  cent. 

per  lb. 

1.1 

The  following'  Articles  are  free  of  duty. 

All  articles  imported  for  the  use  of  the  United  States  ;  philoso- 
phical apparatus,  instruments,books,  maps,  charts,  statues, busts, 
casts,  paintings,  drawings,  engravings,  specimens  of  sculpture, 
cabinets  of  coins,  gems,  medals,  and  all  other  collections  of  anti- 
quities, statuary,  modelling,  drawing,  painting,  etching  or  engrav- 
ing, specially  imported  by  order  and  for  the  use  of  any  society 
incorporated  for  philosophical  or  literary  purposes,  or  for  the  en- 
couragement of  the  fine  arts,  or  by  order  and  for  the  use  of  any 
seminary  of  learning ;  specimens  in  natural  histoiy,  mineralogy, 
botany,  and  anatomical  preparations  ;  models  of  machinery  and 
other  inventions ;  plants  and  trees;  wearing  apparel,  and  other 
personal  baggage  in  actual  use,  and  the  implements  or  tools  of 
trade  of  persons  arriving  in  the  United  States;  regulus  of  anti- 


ly/iitely's  Philadelphia  Re^^isler.  xxix 

ny  ;  bark  of  the  cork  tn-p  nnmanufactured  ;  animals  imported 
i<  I  breed;  burr  stones  unwrought ;  gold  coin,  silver  coin,  and 
bullion  ;  clay  unwrought ;  copper,  imported  in  any  shape  for  the 
use  of  the  mint;  copper  and  brass,  in  pigs,  bars  or  plates,  suited 
to  the  sheathing  of  ships  ;  old  copper  and  brass,  and  old  pewter, 
fit  only  to  be  remanufactured  ;  tin,  in  pigs  or  bars ;  furs  un- 
(licsse'd,  ©fall  kinds;  raw  hides  and  skins;  lapis  calaminaris ; 
jihiister  of  paris  ;  rags  of  any  kind  of  cloth  ;  sulphur  of  brim- 
stinie ;  barilla ;  Brazil  wood,  brazilletto,  red  wood,  cam  wood, 
fustic,  logwood,  nicaragua,  and  other  dye  woods  ;  wood,unmanu- 
fai  tiired,  of  any  kind;  zinc,  tcutcnague  or  spelter. 

Note.— It  will  be  seen  that  {\.o  the  rates  of  duty  imposed  on 
goods,  wares,  and  merchandise,  imported  in  American  vessels,) 
an  addition  of  10  percent,  has  been  made  when  the  importations 
aic  in  foreign  vessels,  on  all  the  foregoing  ad  valorem  and  spe- 
cilic  articles  except  on  teas  from  China  ;  in  that  instance  alone 
ttic  act  makes  the  specific  discrimination.  The  third  section  of 
llic  act  provides,  that  this  additional  duty  of  10  per  cent,  shall 
t\"i  apply  to  goods,  wares,  and  merchandise,  imported  in  sl.ips 
or  vessels  not  of  the  United  States,  entitled  by  treaty,  or  by  any 
'  or  acts  of  Congress,  to  be  entered  in  the  ports  of  the  United 
.  .tcs,  on  the  payment  of  the  same  duties  as  are  paid  on  goods, 
^yares  or  merchandise,  imported  in  ships  or  vessels  of  the  Uoited 
itates. 

Note — From  and  alter  the  1st  day  of  June,  1818,  the  credit  on 
duties  from  all  places  situated  on  the  eastern  shores  of  Ameiica, 
orth  of  the  equator  or  in  its  adjacent  sp-j  •■''"/=>.  and  gulfs,  (salt 
Xcepted,)  shall  be  one  half  in  ^i.^.  ^-^  one  half  in  nine  calendar 
lonths  •  »»^''  '^■^  f,<j>J*JS  (^ other  th«rt  win«,  salt,  and  teas.)  Imported 
rom  any  other  place  than  Europe  and  the  West  Indies,  one  third 
k  wiRht,  unc  third  in  ten,  and  one  third  in  eighteen  calendar 
lontns. 

Note. — In  calculation  of  the  ad  valorem  duties,  to  the  cost  at 
iie  place  from  wlience  imported,  if  from  the  Cape  cf  Good 
Hope,  or  beyond  it,  20  per  cent,  is  added  thereto ;  and  in  like 
manner,  10  jjer  cent,  from  all  other  places — including  all  charges, 
xcept  commission,  outside  packages,  and  insurance. 


Tonnage. 

The  following  rates  of  tonnage  duties  are  demandable  after 
he  lltli  of  January,  1817. 

dolls.    c*:Dts> 

[)n  ships,  &c.  of  the  United  States,  entering 

from  any  foreign  port,  -  -   .         per  ton  6 

3n  sucli  foreign  ships,  &c.  on  their  entry  from 
'  foreign  ports  as  by  treaty  stipulation,  such 
*  vessels  are  placed  on  equality  with  the  ships 
.  of  the  United  States,  -  -  per  ton  6 

[)n  other  foreign  ships,  &c  entering  from  a 

foreign  port  where  vessels  of  the  United 
i  States  ai-e  permitted  to  trade,  -  per  ton  50 


XXX  Whitelt/^s  Philadelphia  Register, 

doHs.    cenjj 

On  other  foreign  shipsi  See.  entering  from 
a  foreign  port  where  the  vessels  of  the 
United  States  are  not  permitted  to  trade,    per  ton       2 

On  ships,  &c.  built  in  the  United  States  since 
the  20th  of  July,  1789,  belonging  to  sub- 
jects of  foreign  powers  and  possessing  a 
certificate  of  record,  -  -  per  ton 


Duties — payable  in 

dolls,    cen^ 

Gold  coins  of  Great  Britain  and  Portugal  of 

the  standard  prior  to  the  year  1792,  for 

for  every  27  grains,  _  _  _  1       Od 

Gold  coins  of  France,  Spain,  and  the  dominions 

of  Spain,  of  the  standard  prior  to  the  year 

1792,  for  every  27  and  3-4th  grains,  -  1       OOJ 

Spanish  milled  dollars,  17  dwts.  7  grs.  (and  in 

proportion  for  the  parts  of  a  dollar,)  -  1      Od 

Crowns  of  France,  18  dwts.  17  grs.  (and  in 

proportion  for  the  parts  of  a  crown,)  -  1       10 

Provided,  That  no  foreign  coins  shall  be  receivable  which  ar 
not  by  law  a  tender  for  the  payment  of  all  debts ;  except  in  con 
seqi«nc«  of  a  proclamation  of  the  President  of  the  United  States 
authorising  SUCH  iv..,>;5;n  coins  to  be  received  in  payment  of  th 
duties  and  fees  aforesaid. 


Rates  of  Coins  for  estimating  Duties. 

di 

Pound  sterling  of  Great  Britain, 

Pound  sterling  of  Ireland,  .  _  - 

Livre  tournois  of  France,        _  -  -  - 

Florin,  or  Guilder  of  the  United  Netherlands, 

Mark  banco'of  Hamburg,       .  .  -  - 

Rix  dollar  of  Denmark,  -  -  - 

Ryal  plate  of  Spain,    -  -  -  -  - 

— ^ —  vallon  of  do. 

Milree  of  Portugal,      -  -  -  - 

Tale  of  China,  _  .  -  -  - 

Pagoda  of  India, 

Rupee  of  Bengal,     -  -  -  -  - 

Ruble  of  Russia,  (paper  18  to  20  cents,) 

Franc,  1  1-4  per  cent,  more  than  the  _Livre. 

And  all  other  denominations  in  value  as  near  as  may  be  to  th 
said  rates,  or  the  intrinsic  value  thereof,  compared  with  th 
money  of  the  United  States.  Provided,  that  it  shall  be  lawful  fo 
the  President  of  the  United  States  to  cause  to  be  established,  fi 


oils. 

centsi 

4 

44 

4 

10  - 

18.5 

40 

331- 

1 

00 

10  ■ 

5 

1 

24 

1 

48 

1 

84 

50 

331- 

JVIiitely''s  Philadelphia  Register.  xxxi 

id  proper  regulations  for  estimating  ilic  (l\ities  on  goods,  wares, 
1  mtrchaiulisf.  imported  into  the  Ujiit«(l  Stiites,  in  roHpcot  to 
jc!>   the   orij;;iiial    cost    shall    be  exhihitcil   in   a   depreciated 
•ency  issued  and  circulated  undei  aulhoriiy  of  any  foreign 
eminent. 


oils 

cents. 

'4' 

50 

2 

50 

1 

50 

1 

50 

2 

00 

20 

40 

30 

20 

20 

Compensation  Act. — Fees  of  OJfice. 

TO  THE  COLI.F.CTOR  AND  NAVAL  OFFICER. 

Intry  of  a  vessel  of  100  tons  or  upwards, 
leaiance      do.  do.  do. 

ntry  of  a  vessel  under  100  tons, 
learance    do.  do.  _  -  - 

very  post  entry,     -  -  -  -  - 

erniit  to  land  goods,  .  _  _  _ 

very  tjond  taken  officially,  .  _  . 

'ermit  to  load  goods  for  exportation,  for  drawback, 
'ebenture  or  other  official  certificate, 

11  of  Health, 

)fficial  document  (register  excepted,)  required  by 
any  person,  -  -  -  -  -  20 

TO  THE  SURVEYOR. 

dmeasuring  and  certifying  the  same  of  every  ship 
or  vessel  of  100  tons  and  under,  per  ton,  -         1       06 

dmcrisurenient  of  every  sliip  or  vessel  above  100 
tons  and  not  exceeding  200  tons,  -  -  1      50 

hove  200  tons,        -  -  -  -  -        2      00 

or  all  other  services  on  board  an>  sliin  or  vessel  of 
3  00  tons  and  upwards,  iiaving  on  board  goods, 
wares,  or  merchandise  subject  to  duty,  -  3      00 

or  like  services  on  board  anv  ship  or  vessel  of  less 
than  100  tons,        -  -  '         -  -  -        1      50 

)n  all  vessels  not  having  on  board  goods,  wares,  or 
merchandise,  subject  to  duty,        -  -  -  66  2- 


Allowances  for  Draft^  isfc. 

TARES. 

Ibi. 

n  importation,  the  tare  on  every  whole  chest  Bohea  Tea,  70 

half  chest,  36 
qr.  chest,  20 
Every  chest  of  Green"  Tea,  if  the  gross  weight  be  70  lbs. 

or  upwards,  -  -  -  -  -  20 


xxxii  Whitety^s  Philadelphia  Register. 

lbs. 

On  every  box  of  Tea,  not  less  than  SO  lbs.  or  more  than 
70  lbs.  gross,         -  -  -  -  -  -     18 

If  80  lbs.  gross,  -  -  -  -  -  20 

And  from  80  lbs.  gross  and  upwards,         -  -  -     22 

All  other  boxes  ot  tea  according  to  invoice"  or  actual  weight. 

On  coffee  in  bags,  2  per  cent ;  in  bales,  3  per  cent ;  in  casks,  12  ■ 
per  cent — on  sugar  other  than  loaf,  in  casks,  12  per  cent ;  in  boxes,  ! 
15  per  cent ;  in  bags  or  mats,  5  per  cent — on  cocoa  in  casks,  10  I 
per  cent ;  in  bags,  1  per  cent — on  pimento  in  casks,  15  per  cent ;  ' 
m  bags,  3  per  cent — on  cheese  in  hampers  or  baskets,  10  per  cent ; 
in  boxes,  20  per  cent — on  candles  in  boxes,  8  per  cent — on  choco- 
late in  boxes,  10  per  cent — on  cotton  in  bales,  2  per  cent ;  in  se- 
roons,  6  per  cent — indigo  in  barrels,  12  per  cent ;  in  other  casks, 
15  per  cent ;  in  seroons,  10  percent ;  in  bags  or  mats,  3  per  cent 
—on  nails,  in  casks,  8  per  cent — on  pepper  in  casks,  12  per  cent ; 
in  bales,  5  per  cent ;  in  bags,  2  per  cent — sugar  candy  in  boxes, 
10  per  cent — soap  in  boxes,  10  per  cent — shot  in  casks,  3  per  cent 
■ — twine  in  casks,  12  per  cent ;  in  bales,  3  per  cent.    All  other 
goods  according  to  invoice  or  actual  weight. 

N.  B.  Notwithstanding  the  above  tai'es  are  designated  by  law, 
it  is  lawful,  at  the  time  of  making  an  entry,  for  the  importer, 
collector,  and  naval  officer  (where  there  is  one,)  if  they  see  fit, 
to  estimate  the  tare  according  to  the  invoice  ;  but  if  not  deter- 
mined at  the  time  of  making  entry,  then  the  above  tares  shall 
be  taken. 

In  addition  to  tke  Tares,  the  following  Drafts  shall  be  made,  viz. 

On  any  quantity  of  1  cwt.  1  lb. — on  any  quantity  above  1  cwt. 
and  not  exceeding  2  cwt.  2  lb. — on  every  quantity  above  2,  and 
not  exceeding  3  cwt.  3  lb on  any  quantity  above  3,  and  not  ex- 
ceeding 10  cwt.  4  lb. — on  any  quantity  above  10  cwt.  and  not  ex- 
ceeding 18  cwt  7  lb.— on  any  quantity  above  18  cwt,  9  lb. 

Allowance  for  Leakage  and  Breakage. 

An  allowance  of  2  per  cent,  from  the  guage  for  leakage,  and  10 
per  cent  on  all  beer,  ale,  and  porter,  in  bottles,  and  5  per  cent,  on 
all  other  liquors  in  bottles,  to  be  deducted  from  the  iavoice  quan- 
tity, in  lieu  of  breakage  ;  or  it  shall  be  lawful  to  compute  the  du- 
ties on  the  actual  quantity  to  be  ascertained  by  tale,  at  the  option 
of  the  importer,  to  be  made  at  the  time  of  eiitry. 


For  the  Deposit  of  Wines.,  'is'c. 

An  Act  providing  for  the  deposit  of  Wines  and  distilled  Spirits  in 
public  warehouses,  and  for  other  purposes 
Be  it  enacted  by  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  of  the 
United  States  of  America,  in  Congress  assfmblcd,  J'ht  itshall  be 
lawful  for  any  importer  ot  wines' or  distilled  sj>ivits,  which  may  be 
imported  into  the  United  States,  at  any  time  after  the  fiustday  of 


Whitelyh  Philadelphia  Register,  xxxxw 

June  next,  at  his  option,  to  be  determined  at  the  time  of  making 
entry  therefor,  cither  to  secure  the  duties  ihereon,  on  the  »umc 
terms  and  8tipul;itions  as  on  other  roikIs,  warfs.  Hndinercliaiulisc 
imported,  or  to  give  his  boii<l,  in  (loul)lt  tlie  amount  of  the  duties 
thereui>(in,  with  condition  for  tlie  payment  of  the  said  duties,  iii 
twelve  calendar  months  from  the  date  of  such  bond  ;  wliicli  bond 
shall  be  accepted  by  such  collector  without  surety,  upon  the 
terms  following,  viz. — ^I'he  wines  or  distilled  spirits,  for  the  du- 
ties whereof  such  bond  shall  be  accepted,  sliall  be  deposited 
at  the  expense  and  risk,  of  the  imjjorter,  in  such  i)ublic  or  other 
Btore-houses  as  mav  be  agreed  upon  betvveen  the  importer  and 
the  surveyor,  or  officer  oT  inspection  of  the  revenue,  for  tlic  port 
where  the  said  wines  orspiiits  shall  be  landed  ;  and  such  wines 
or  spirits  shall  be  kept  under  the  joint  loi.ks  of  tlie  inspector  and 
the  importer;  but  no  delivery  shall  be  made  r)f  such  wines  or 
spirits  without  a  permit  in  writing,  under  the  hand  of  the  col- 
lector and  naval  officer  of  the  port. 

Sect.  2  ^7id  bt  itfurthtr  enacted.  That  no  permit  shall  be 
given  for  the  removal  of  the  wines  or  spirits  deposited  under  the 
provisions  of  the  foregoing  section,  unless  the  duties  upon  the 
■wines  or  spirits  for  which  >t  shall  be  ler^uired,  be  first  paid  or  se- 
cured, in  the  manner  following,  viz.  ihe  importer,  or  his  as- 
signee shall  give  bond,  witii  oHe  or  more  .surety  or  sureties,  to  the 
satisfaction  of  the  collector,  in  dou:)le  the  amount  of  the  duties 
upon  the  wines  or  spirits  in  each  case  to  be  delivered,  with  con- 
dition for  the  payment  of  tlie  said  duties,  at  the  same  credits,  to 
be  computed  from  the  date  of  the  permit,  as  wauld  have  been 
allowed  on  bonds  for  the  same  articles,  if  they  had  not  been  de- 
posited under  the  pro\  isions  of  this  act.  Provided,  that  the  time 
to  be  allowed  for  tlie  payment  of  the  duties  upon  any  wines  or 
spirits  so  delivered,  or  for  any  part  of  such  duties,  shall  not  be 
such  as  to  extend  the  credit  beyond  the  term  of  twelve  calendar 
months,  originally  allowed  upon  depositing  such  wines  and  spirits. 

Sect.  3.  !47id  be  it  further  enacted.  That  if  the  duties  on  any 
tvines  or  spirits,  deposited  under  the  provisions  of  this  act,  shall 
not  have  been  paid,  or  secured  to  be  paid,  in  the  manner  described 
in  the  foregoing  section,  within  the  term  of  twelve  calendar 
months  from  the  time  of  their  importation,  it  shall  be  the  duty  of 
the  collector  to  cause  so  much  of  such  wines  or  spirits  as  may  be 
necessary,  to  be  sold  at  public  auction,  and  retaining  the  sum  ne- 
cessary for  the  payment  of  the  duties  which  have  not  been  se- 
cured or  paid,  together  with  the  expenses  of  sate  keeping  and 
sale  of  such  wines  or  spirits,  shall  return  the  overplus,  if  any, 
to  the  owner  or  to  his  agent,  or  lawful  representativ  e  ;  and  the 
amount  of  each  bond,  taken  for  the  duties  on  wines  or  spirits  de- 
livered, after  being  deposited,  as  directed  by  this  act,  shall  be  en- 
dorsed immediately  on  the  original  bond  given  by  the  iniporter, 
specifying  the  articles  delivered  and  the  date  of  the  delivery. 

Sect.  4  j47id  be  it  further  enacted.  That  no  drawback  shall  be 
allowed  of  the  duties  j^aid  on  any  >vines  or  spirit^*,  which  shall  be 
imported  into  the  United  States  after  the  first  day  of  June  next, 
unless  such  wines  or  spirits  shall  have  been  deposited  in  public  or 
©tlicr  stores,  under  the  provisions  of  this  act,  and  there  kept 
from  their  landing  to  their  shipment. 


xxxiv  Whitely^s  Philadelphia  Register, 

Sect.  5.  And  be  it  further  enacted.  That  if  any  wines  or  othei 
spirits,  deposited  under  the  provisions  of  this  act,  shall  be  embez- ; 
zled  or  fraudulently  hid  or  removed  from  any  store  or  place  i 
wherein  tl^y  shall  have  been  deposited,  they  shall  be  forfeited; 
and  the  person  or  persons  so  embezzling,  hiding  or  removing  the! 
same,  or  aiding  or  assisting  therein,  shall  be  liable  to  the  samei 
pains  and  penalties  as  if  such  wines  or  spirits  had  been  fraudu^ 
lently  unshipped  or  landed  without  payment  of  duty. 

Sect.  6.  And  be  it  further  enacted.  That  from  and  after  the  first 
day  of  June  next,  the  bonds  for  duties  on  articles  imported  by 
sea,  the  produce  of  foreign  places  or  islands,  situated  on  the 
eastei'n  shores  of  America,  north  of  the  equator,  or  in  its  adjacent 
seas,  bays,  and  gulfs,  salt  excepted,  shall  be  payable,  one  half  in 
six,  and' one  half  in  nine  calendar  months  ;  and  the  bonds  for  du- 
ties on  goods,  wares,  and  merchandise,  ^ther  than  wine,  salt 
and  teas,)  imported  from  any  other  place  than  Europe  and  the 
West  Indies,  shall  be  payable,  one  third  in  eight,  one  third  in  ten, 
and  one  third  in  eighteen  calendar  months. 

H.  CLAY, 
Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 
JOHN  GAILLARD, 
President  of  the  Senate,  pro  tempore. 
Approved— April  20,  1818. 

JAMES  MONROE. 

Terms  of  Credit. 

Sect.  62.  When  the  duties  on  ad  valorem  articles  are  less  than 
50  dollars,  it  must  be  paid  immediately ;  if  specific,  a  deposit 
must  be  made  to  secure  the  same,  which,  when  ascertained,  will 
be  immediately  settled. 

Whett  the  duties  on  goods  imj)orted,  where  the  sum  payable  by 
one  person  or  co-partnership,  shall  amount  to  more  than  50  dol- 
lars, the  following  credit  is  allowed  by  law,  except  where  any 
bond  on  which  the  person  or  co-partnership  entering  such  goods, 
wares,  or  merchandise,  are  either  principal  or  security,  being 
due,  remains  undischarged. 

On  all  articles  of  the  produce  of  the  West-Indies,  or  from  ■ 
places  north  of  the  equator,  one  half  in  six  and  the  other  half  in  ! 
nine  months. 

On  Madeira,  and  all  other  wines,  twelve  months.  '. 

On  all  goods,  &c.  from  Europe,  (wines  a^nd  teas  excepted,)  j 
the  one  third  in  eight,  one  third  in  ten,  and  one  third  in  twelve  { 
months.  i 

On  all  goods,  &c  (wines  and  teas  excepted, J  from  any  other 
place  than  Europe,  the  West-Indies  and  north  of  the  equator,  the 
one  third  in  eight  months,  one  third  in  ten  months,  and  one  third 
in  eighteen  months. 

Teas,  from  China  or  Europe,  may  be  deposited  at  the  option  of ; 
the  importer  or  importers,  (to  be  determined  at  the  time  of  mak- 
ing entry  tneretor,)  either  to  secure  the  duties  thereon,  on  the 
same  terms  and  stipulations  as  on  other  goods,  wares,  and  mer- 
chandise imported,  or  to  give  his,  or  her,  or  their  bond,  to  the 


Whitfly's  PhUadelphid  Register.  Kxw 

....llectcr  of  the  district  where  any  such  teas  shall  he  landed,  in 
double  the  amount  of  the  duties  ihcrenpon,  with  comhlion  for  the 

E""\  •  .  ."■■  ';'"!  '','yi'"''  '"  """  y'"'"  <■'••""  ^I'e  date  of  such 
bond:  wh.ch  bon.l  shall  l,e  accepted  hv  snrh  collector  >vithr.n 
surety,  uprn  the  terms  tollowinp  :  that  is  to  s.,v.  the  leas,  for  the 
dut.es  whereof  snch  hond  shall  In-  ace epted.  shall  he  .kposited  at 
tlie  expense  and  risk  of  the  said  importe.  (r  importers  m  one  or 
more  storehouse  or  storehouses,  as  the  case  n.av  require  to  be 
a},'reed  upon.  8cc.  The  said  teas  to  be  delivered  .vpon  ,o,  d  I  ei,^ 
given  witli  one  or  more  surety  or  sureties,  to  thc^atisfactio,.  S 
the  collector  it  the  same  shall  not  exceed  100  dollars,  in  fou, 
months.  It  above  100  dollars,  and  not  excee.linK  500  <lo  lar  i, 
eigh  months;  or  ,t  the  same  shall  exceed  500  dollars  n  2 
months:"  so  that  the  term  <.f  credit  shall  not  extend  the  ,eriod 
be)  ond  (WO  year,  from  tiie  time  of  depositiuK^  the  said  teas  :  any 
teas  remaining  after  the  said  t.  rn.  of  two  years,  to  be  sold  by  S 
collector,  wiu,  shall  return  the  surplus  (after  paying  the  du  ies% 
to  the  owner  or  owners  tlicieof.  i    ■>    'b  ^"^  nuaes,; 

r^S^irl^u^'  ^V'V  ''"?,'^'  S'vcn  for  duties  sliall  l)ecomc  due. and 
not  discharged,  the  collector  to  nrosecute  without  delay  ;  a  idin 
case  of  insolvency  or  death,  the  Onited  States  to  be  the  fir«  crcdi 
tor;  and  any  executor,  administrator,  assignee,  or  am  other  i;er- 

loi  w  hich  they  are  acting,  previous  to  the  debt  or  debts  due  u. 
the  United  btates  being  t^rst  fully  satisfied  and  paid,  sha  becc^e 
answerable  m  their  own  fur.on  and  estate  for  the  Lame,  or  n^-^ 
thereof  remaining  unsatisfied.  * 

or^d!''fth'nf"th''''  ''"""^^  given  for  duties,  shall  in  case  of  insolvency 

SrirHu  "Vr^^'T''"""''"*/  '?^''"  ''"''  '"J">  »'>^'  ''J^c  advantages, 
pnoiitj.  or  prelercnce  for  tlie  recovery  and  leceii.t  of  the  said 
money  cut  of  the  estate  and  effects  of  svich  insol  ven  ,  or  deceased 
p.  mapal,  as  are  reserved  to  the  United  States  »  "eceascd 

When  bonds  are  prosecuted  for  the  recovery  of  duties  due  to 

..  .  nlP  Tlf^  ^'f ''','  J"''P;f"^  <"  ''^^  gratued  at  the  return  term 
unless  the  defendant  shall  in  open  court,  the  United  States'  at- 
torney being  present,  make  oath  or  affirmation,  tl.at  an  error  has 
been  committed  in  the  liquidation  of  the  dutiel  demanded  i   on 

t^d  anTthaJT/-"^'!*'^  T'^  ^'"^••^^"^  to  have  been  conX- 
Wt  """"^/^.^^  '  \^  ''i'"^^  'V'^i^  httn  notihed.  in  writing,  to  the  col- 

Jeiraforesaid  '■'''■'''  ''""'  '"  ''^'  commencement  of  the  retun, 

cUolr.''"  m"'"''  "P'"\ ^^'''Ch  suits  shall  be  commenced,  an  interest 
.shall  be  allowed  at  the  rale  of  six  per  cent,  per^nm.r^  f,  om  the 
tnne  whcMi^said  bonds  became  due  until  the  pavSenlTlu  IS  """^ 
btCT  oo.  Duties  to  be  paid  wliere  goods  aie  hmdcd,  and  bonds 
r'Jl  .B'^.^-"*"'-  «^^  V'::-"R  the  dtities.lf  the  whole  or  part  of  S  r 
cargo  is  destined  to  diflvient  disincts.  paii.  ui^^ir 

Ports  of  Entry  a'ui  J)ilh-cry  for  Fore^q-ji  Vcs.reh. 
l^Z.n^^!  not  wholly  belonging  to  a  citizen  or  citizens  of  the 

•xcept  tSollowIng  •''  '  '°  ""^°''  ""'  "'^  ^''^  "•  '''''' 

(2) 


xxxvi  Whitely^s  Philadelphia  Register. 

"i^EW-HAUVSHlRK,  PortSinoUth. — MASSACHUSETTS,Pon/a«^ 

and  Falmouth y  J^ew  Bedford^  Digliton,  Salem,  and  Beverly ^ 
Gloucester,  JVewbwyport,  Marblehtad,  Nantucket,  Boston,  and 
Charlestoivn,  Plymouth,  Bath,  Frenchman's  Bay,  Wiscasset, 
Machias,  Penobscot,  Biddeford.  and  Pepperelborough,  Saco,  and 
Keiinebunk. — Rhode-Island,  JVewjiort,  Providence,  Bristol, — i 
Connecticut,  JVew  London,  and  Jfew-Haven,~^^-E\i -Y oKK^i 
A/'env-York. — New-Jersey,  Perth-Amboy,  Jersey,  Burlington.— 
Pennsylvania,  Philadeljihia. — Delaware,  Wilmington,^&vi- 
Castle,  Port  Penn. — Maryland,  Baltijnore,  Annapolis,  Vienna, 
Oxford,  Georgefoivn  (on  the  Potomack,)  Charlestown  Creek, 
Nottingham-Nanjemoy,  St.  Mary's  Digge's  landing,  Snowhill, 
Carrolsburgh. — Virginia,  Alexandria,  Kinsale,  Newport,  Tap- 
pahannock,  Port-rloyal,  Fredericksburgh,  Urbanna,  Yorktown, 
West-Point,  Hampton,  Bermuda-Hundred,  City  Point,' Peters- 
burgh,  Richmond,  East-River,  Rocket's  landing,  JVnrfolk,  and 
Portsmouth. — North-Carolina,  Wilmington,  JSfeivbern,  Beau- 
fort, Washington,  Edenton,  Piankbridge,  and  Plymouth. — South 
Carolina,  Charleston,  Georgetown,  Beaufort. — Georgia,  Sa- 
vannah, Sunbury,  Brunswick,  Frederica,  St.  Mary. — Louisi- 
ana, JSfiiv- Orleans. 

Nor  shall  any  vessel  from  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  or  beyond 
the  same,  be  admitted  to  enter,  except  at  the  ports  in  the  above 
list  which  are  distinguished  by  italics. 


Restrictions  on  Importations. 

Sect.  92,  No  goods,  wares,  or  merchandise,  of  foreign  growth 
or  manufacture,  subject  to  the  payment  of  duties,  shall  be  brought 
into  the  U.  States,  from  any  foreign  port  or  place,  in  any  other 
manner  than  by  sea  ;  nor  in  any  ship  or  vessel  of  less  than  thirty 
tons  burthen,  agreeable  to  the  mode  of  ascertaining  American 
tonnage,  except  in  certain  districts  on  the  northern,  north- 
western, and  western  boundaries  of  the  United  States,  adjoining 
to. the  dominions  of  Great  Britain  in  Upper  and  Lower  Casnada, 
and  tl>e  districts  on  the  rivers  Ohio  and  Mississippi. 

Sect.  103.  No  beer,  ale,  or  [un'ter,  to  be  imported  in  casks  of 
less  capacity  Xh^n  forty  gallons  beer  measure  ;  or  if  in  bottles,  in 
packages  less  than  six  dozen,  under  penalty  of  forfeiture,  with 
the  ship  or  vessel. 

No  rerined  lump  or  loaf  sugar,  shall  be  imported  into  the 
United  States,  from  any  port  or  place,  except  in  ships  or  vessels 
of  the  burthen  of  one  hundred  and  twenty  tons  and  upwards,  and- 
in  casks  of  package  containing  each,  not  less  than  six  hundred 
fiounds,  on  pain  of  forfeiting  the  said  ship  or  vessel,  and  the  loaf 
or  ]ump  sugar  imported  therein,  except  in  such  casks  or  pack-J 
ages  as  aforesaid. 

No  distilled  spirits,  (arrack  and  sweet  cordials  excepted,)  to  be 
imported  in  casks  or  vessels  of  less  capacity  than  ninety  gallons 
wine  measure,  on  pain  of  forfeiture  with  the  ship  or  vessel ;  nor  in 
casks  or  vessels  which  have  been  marked  pursuant  to  any  law  of 


Whifcly's  riiiladclphia  Registci .  xxxvii 

the  Uiiiicd  Slates,  on  pain  of  fovleiturc  of  i\\c  said  refined  loif  >  r 
lump  siij^ar.  ind  (Jisillud  spirits,  logciher  with  the  ship  or  \ 
Pr'jvidicf,  111  it  \.h<'  fortcitiirt-  shall  noi  be  incui  itrd  on  "  ans 

•  irted  (»•  broug.it  into  the  United  States,  in  other  cafks  or  ^  ts.- 
-  aforesaid,  or  tne  siiip or  vensfl  in  which  they  shall  be  Ijrou^ht, 
ich  spirits  shall  be  in  the  use  of  tiic  seamen  on  board  of 
■>  or  vessel,  and  ^hall  not  exceed  ihv  (ju.mlitv  of  four  \' 
•ach  seaman,"  and  ivhich  shall  at  ihr  time  <jj' t fie  niiry  ^/  ^  . 
'  veiisrl  be  inserted  in  the  mani/cst  an  the  ura-atorcn  of  auc 
■■  or  Tfn/iel. 


Dutif  of  Masters  of  Vfsstis, 

^KCT.  23.  No  merchandise  to  be  im])ortcd  in  any  vessel  belong- 
in  whole  or  in  part  to  a  citizen  or  inhabitant  ot  tlie  United 
OS,  unless  th.e  master  of  such   vessel   shall  have  on  board  a 
.      !iile«il  in  writing,  signed  by  such  master  or  other  jxrson  having 
tiK'  command,  containing  trie  name  of  the  port  or  place  where 
such  merchandibe  were  received,  and  tlie  port  where  consigned 
or  ilcstinecbto,  within  the  United  Stales,  paiticularly  noting  the 
merchandise  destined  for  each  port,  respectively,  ami  every  i>ack- 
;  age  on  board  sucii  vessel  to  be  partiridarlv  described — to  whom 
consigned,  or  if  to  order,  with  the  names  of  all  passengers,  di-tin- 
guishing  whether  cabin  or  steerage  passengers,  or  boJi,  with  their 
.   Baggage,  and  an  account  of  all  remaining  sea-stores  (it  any.) 


Vessel  and  Cabin  Stores. 

it"  merchandise  imported  are  destined  to  be  delivered  in  difiRr- 
i  ;  districts  or  ports,  the  said  nierchand'se  to  be  inserted  in  suc- 
(A  sive  Older  in  the  aix)ve  manifest,  and  all  s/iiiit-',,  «'me.v,  and 
.'' jv,  being  the  whole  or  any  part  of  the  cargo,  shall  be  inserted 
in  like  order,  distinguishing  t'le  port  where  destined,  and  the  kind, 
qualities,  and  quantity  thereof. 

Skct.  45.  Excessive  quantity  of  sca-Gtor£S  to  pay  duty. 

Skct  19.  Vessels  bound  to  Cnnnecticni,  bv  way  of  Siindy  H<K)k, 
or  to  Hudson,  before  they  pass  the  port  of  New  York,  an.)  imme- 
diately after  arrival,  the  master  tu  de;iosit  with  the  collector  a 
true  manifest  of  the  cargo  on  board  suc:i  ship  or  vessel :  I'le  pen- 
alty for  neglect  or  omission,  or  refusing  to  receive  an  inspector  of 
the  customs  on  board  the  same,  to  accompany  such  \es-el,  is  oOO 

'.lars. 

^KCT.  24.  For  all  goods  not  included  in  the  manifest,  the  master 
•orteits  a  sum  of  money  equal  to  their  value,  and  all  merch-m- 
dise  not  included  in  sucji  manifest,  belonging  or  consignee  to  the 
ma-ifiT.  male,  officers,  or  crcni'  of  such  vessel,  sh  Jl  be  foifeited, 
unless  it  is  made  to  appear  to  the  satisfaction  of  tnc  cnUeclor, 
naval  officer  and  surveyor,  or  the  major  part  of  them,  or  to  a 


xxxviii         Whkely^s  Philadelphia  Register. 

court  on  trial,  that  no  part  was  unshipped  except  what  is  men- 
tioned in  the  report,  or  that  the  manifest  has  been  lost  or  mislaid, 
without  fraud,  or  defaced  by  accident,  or  incorrect  by  mistake. 

Sect.  25.  The  master  of  any  vessel,  or  other  person  having 
charge  thereof,  belonging  in  whole  or  in  part  to  a  citizen  or  citi- 
zens, inhabitant,  or  inhabitants  of  the  United  States,  on  arrival 
within  four  leagues  of  the  coast,  or  vnthin  any  bays,  harbours, 
ports,  rivers,  creeks,  or  inlets  thereof,  to  i^ave  a  manifest  on  board, 
and  on  demand  made  by  any  officer  of  the  customs,  first  coming 
on  board,  to  produce  such  manifest  ar^d  deliver  hirn  a  copy 
thereof,  signed  by  the  miister  or  other  persons  having  charge  of 
such  vessel,  and  the  officer  shall  certify  on  the  original  the  day 
and  year  the  same  was  y^roduced,  the  said  copy  to  be  provided 
and  subscribed  by  the  master,  ox  such  other  person  having  com- 
mand; the  copy  of  which  to  be  compared  with  the  original,  and 
certified  by  such  officer  on  the  back  thereof;  the  day  and  year 
such  copy  or  copies  was  or  v/ere  delivered  to  him — the  original 
manifest  to  be  delivered  afterwards  by  the  master  to  the  col- 
lector. Provided,  that  not  more  than  one  copy  of  each  manifest 
shall  be  required  by  any  officer  or  officers  who  shall  first  come  on 
board,  within  four  leagues  of  the  coast  of  the  United  States,  and 
one  other  copy  to  any  officer  or  officers  who  shall  first  come  on 
board,  within  the  limits  of  any  district  for  which  the  cargo,  or 
any  part  thereof,  shall  be  destined. 

Sect.  26.  The  penalty  on  masters,  for  not  producing  manifest, 
and  delivering  copy  thereof  to  the  proper  officer  or  officers  on 
demand,  or  for  not  informing  such  officer  of  the  true  destination 
of  such  vessel,  is  500  dollars  for  each  offence:  and  the  like  pen- 
alty is  incurred  by  such  officer,  who  shall  neglect  or  refuse  to 
certify  such  manifest— and  the  officer  is  required  to  make  a  I'e- 
turn  in  writing,  of  the  name  of  the  vessel  and  master,  offending 
in  any,  or  all  of  the  particulars  required,  to  the  collector  of  the 
district  where  such  vessel  may  be  bound. 

Sect.  27.  Any  vessel  within  four  leagues  of  the  coast,  or  within 
the  limits  of  any  district,  unloading  goods  without  authority  from 
proper  officers,  the  master  and  mate  forfeit  1000  dollars/br  each 
offence,  and  goods  forfeited,  except  in  case  of  accident,  necessity, 
or  stress  of  weather ;  wliich  shall  be  proved  before  the  collector, 
by  the  master,  mate,  and  one  other  officer  or  mariner. 

.  Sect.  28.  Masters  of  vessels  receiving  goods  so  unladen  (except 
as  before  excepted),  to  forfeit  treble  the  value  of  such  goods ;  and 
the  shifi,  boat,  or  -vessel  receiving  them,  to  be  forfeited. 

Sect.  29.  If  any  vessel  having  arrived  within  any  district,  shall 
depart,  or  attempt  to  depart  from  the  same  (unless  to  some  more 
interior  port,  or  by  stress  of  weather,)  without  report  to  the  col- 
lector, the  master  forfeits  400  dollars. 

Sect.  30.  Any  vessel  arriving  from  a  foreign  port,  the  imaster 
is  to  riiport  to  the  collector,  within  24  hours  after  his  arrival; 
and  within  24  hours  thereafter,  further  to  report  the  name,  bur- 
then, &c.  in  writing,  agreeable  to  the  directions  of  section  23d, 
and  shall  make  oath  or  affirmation  to  the  truth  of  the  same. 

The  master  or  other  person  having  charge  of  any  vessel  having 
distilled  spirits,  wines,  or  teas,  shall  within  48  hours  after  arrivals, 


IVhitely^s  Pliiladelphin  Rtti'tstcr.  xxxix 

make  a  report  in  writinR  to  the  surveyor,  or  officer  actiiie  as  in 
Spcctor  fit  tlie  rcvenut;  ot  the  jiort,  uiuIVt  h  penalty  t)f  500  uollars. 

The  mastiT,  or  otlier  person  havmjj  cotnuun<t,  iaglccliii){  to 
make  such  rtijort,  forfeits  1000  dolhirs 

>«ECT.  'M.  Shiijs  of  war,  or  packets  of  any  prince  or  state,  not 
;m  rmitted  by  such  ])rincc  or  state  to  carry  guotls  in  way  of  trade, 
not  re<juire(l  to  make  such  reports. 

>KCT.  3'J.  Masters ol  vessels  attcr  arrival  and  entry,  may  pro- 
ceed to  foreign  ports  witli  goods,  noCrd  on  the  inauifi  til  at  l/it  fime 
of  entry  for  nucli  fore  iff  n  /tort,  without  paying  duties  tliereon,  on 
giving  bond  tlut  the  said  goods  shall  be  actually  re-exported  in 
such  vessel  to  a  foreign  port;  but  bonds  are  not  required  when 
\e8sels  put  in,  in  distress. 

Skct.  34.  Masters  of  \  essels,  having  goods  on  board  destined  to 

(lift'erent  districts,  other  than  tiie  district  at  whicli  he  may  arrive, 

'  l)e  furnished  by  the  collector  with  a  copy  of  his  rc])ort,  and  a 

!  tificate,  showing  on  what  part  of  the  cai'go  tlie  I'.uties  liavc 
ocen  paid  or  secured,  and  give  bond  for  reporting  such  goods,  on 
which  the  du'ies  have  not  been  paid  or  secured  ;  wliicli  copy  the 
master  is  to  produce  to  the  collector  of  tlic  distsict  where  bound, 
within  24  hours  after  his  arrival,  under  a  penalty  of  500  dollars  ; 
and  the  said  bond  to  be  cancelled  by  producing  from  the  collec- 
tor of  such  district,  4  cerlihcate  within  six  monilis,  of  the  due  en- 
try and  delivery  of  such  merchandise  in  such  district  or  districts. 

StCT.  35.  In  addition  to  the  foregoing  section,  the  master  to 
apply  to  the  surveyor  or  inspector  of  the  jjort  for  a  coj)y  of  his 
report  (wliere  there  ure  distilled  spirits,  wines,  or  teas  on  boaid, 
to  be  delivered  in  different  districts,)  the  want  of  vihicli,  sulijects 
such  articles  to  forfeiture,  and  500  dollars  penalty  on  the  master. 


Post  Ojffice  Lazv. 

No  ship  or  vessel  from  foreign  poi'ts,  or  coming  by  sea  from  any 

port  of  the  United  States,  shall  be  permitted  to  rcjjort,  make  en- 
try, or  break  bulk,  till  the  master  sliall  deliver  to  the  postmas'.er, 
all  letters  under  his  i  ai-c  or  within  his  power,  other  than  sucli  as 
are  directed  to  the  onvnrr  or  oivm  rs  rfsuc/i  »hi/i  or  vtmrl^  and  .m 
oath  or  affirm. ition  to  l)e  taken  of  such  deliv  ery  ;  the  muster  to 
receive  two  cents  for  every  letter  so  (ieliveied. 
■  Sect  57.  Cionds  found  on  board  any  vessel  not  noted  on  the 
mninitest,  the  master  to  make  post  entry,  previous  to  any  permit 
being  granted  therefor. 

Packiiges  wanting,  or  goods  not  agreeing  with  the  manifest,  the 
master  forfeits  500  dollars,  unk  ss  made  ajjiear  ti'  the  satisf.iction 
of  the  principal  officers  of  the  customs,  that  no  part  of  tin- cai  go 
has  been  unloaded  since  it  was  taken  on  board,  except  such  as 
roted  in  the  report,  and  pursuant  to  permits  ;  and  that  sucn  disa- 
greement arises  from  accident  or  mistake. 

Skct.  60.  Ves,sels  arm  ing  fi  om  an\  foreign  port,  i>/  distress,  at 
anv  port  in  the  United  St  ites,  not  bi"",g  destineil  for  the  same, 
protest  to  be  made  by  the  master  and  mate,  within  24  hours,  and 

(2*) 


si  Whitely''s  Philadelphia  Register, 

lodged  at  the  custom-house  ;  and  within  48  hours  enter  his  ves- 
sel, as  in  ail  other  cases ;  and  it"  by  certificate  of  the  wardens  of , 
the  port,  of  the  necessity  thereof,  the  vessel  may  be'  unladen  and 
cart,  J  deposited  in  the  pubhc  ttore,  and  reladen  again  (except 
such  pai't  as  may  be  necessary  to  be  sold  to  defray  tlie  expenses 
of  the  rapairs  of  the  vessel  only,  on  which  the  duty  shall  be  paid, 
as  in  other  cases,)  by  permission  from  the  custom-house  free 
from  any  other  charge  than  storage  and  fee  to  the  officers  of  the 
custom,  as  in  other  cases. 

Sect.  93.  The  master  or  person  having  command  of  any  ves- 
sel bound  to  a  foreign  port  or  place,  shall  deliver  to  the  collector 
of  the  district  fr(->m  whence  such  vessel  is  about  to  depart,  a  ma- 
nifest of  all  the  cargo  on  beard,  and  the  value  thereof,  subscribed 
by  such  person  ;  the  penalty  for  not  dehvering  such  manifest,  and 
obtaining  a  clearance,  previous  to  departure  from  such  district, 
is  500  dollars  for  every  offence. 


\  Importers  and  Consignees. 

Sect.  36,  Owners  or  consignees  of  goods  imported,  are,  within 
15  days  after  the  mastei  s  report,  to  make  entry  with  the  collec- 
tor, detailing  the  several  contents  and  nett  cost  of  each  package 
particularly,  and  produce  tlie  original  invoice,  documents  and 
bills  of  lading,  which  must  be  vei-itied  on  oath  or  affirmation, 
by  the  said  parties,  who  must  subscribe  the./b?-m  of  entry  on  oath. 

When  tlie  above  entry  is  made  by  any  agent,  factor  or  other  per- 
son, other  than  bona  fide  owner  or  consignee  of  such  merchan- 
dise, such  person  to  give  bond  in  the  sum  of  1000  dollars,  over 
and  above  what  the  duties  may  amount  to,  with  condition,  that 
the  bona  fide  owner  or  consignee  of  such  merchandise,  shall,  on 
or  before  the  first  period  of  jjayment  of  such  duty  become  due, 
deliver  to  said  collector,  a  full  and  cofrect  account  of  said  mer- 
chandise, in  manner  and  form  aforesaid  ;  verified  by  a  like  oath 
or  affirmation,  before  any  judge  of  the  Onited  States,  or  a  judge 
of  any  court  of  record  of  a  state,  or  before  a  collector  of  the  cus- 
toms: and  in  case  the  duties  are  paid  at  the  time  of  entry,  a  like 
bond  to  be  given,  that  such  an  accoimt  shall  be  dehvered,  within 
ninety  days  from  such  entry- 

When  the  particulars  of  such  merchandise  are  not  known,  an 
entry  thereof  to  be  made  according  to  circumstances:  declaring 
on  oath  or  affirmation,  all  the  particulars  the  party  knows  or  be- 
lieves concerning  the  same,  to  be  subscribed  by  the  party  :  and 
where  an  imperfect  entry  is  made,  eitlier  for  want  of  invoices, 
bills  of  lading,  Sec.  the  collector  to  take  such  merchar-dise  into 
his^ustody,  until  the  quantity,  qualitv  or  value  can  be  ascertained. 

Sj:cT.  37.  Every  importer  or  consignee  of  distilled  spirits,  wines 
or  teas,  to  make  a  separate  entry  of  the  same,  specifying  the  name 
of  the  vessel  and  master,  and  place  from  whence  ;  the  quantity 
and  quality,  and  a  particular  detail  of  the  chests,  casks  or  ves- 
sels, containing  the  same,  with  the  marks  and  numbers  ;  which 
entry,  after  being  certified  by  the  collector,  to  be  produced  to 


If^/iitely^s  Phiiadcip/iin  Reikis ter.  xi 

the  surveyor  or  ofticcr  as  inspector  of  the  reveiiuc  for  the  port . 
and  all  |)ermits  gmnted  l»y  the  collerlor  for  tirv  aliovc  articles, 
shall,  prior  to  the  Lindin^  of  the  same,  be  pn^inred  \u  the  -iii 
veyor  or  officer  ac'iiig  aMusprrtor  for  the  port,  h)r  endorseineTit ; 
any  of  the  above  articles  landed,  contrary  to  tlie  above  (hrection, 
are  subject  to  forfeiture,  and  500  dollars  penally  on  the  inaster 
or  person  haxing  charge  u\  tlvt  vessel. 

Skct.  52.  (ioods  without  invoice,  or  specification  of  particu- 
lars, to  be  stored  by  tlie  collector  until  appraised,  or  invoice,  ar- 
ri\e,  at  the  option  of  the  iuijjoi  ter 

Appraiserb  to  ascertain  and  certify  at  what  rate,  or  per  cent- 
age,  such  goods  are  damaged  :  but  no  allnwancc  for  damage,  un- 
less'•uch  aj)j)raisement  is  lodged  in  the  eustom-houHc  ivilnin  (en 
drnjn  after  ine  landing  thereof,  accompanied  with  a  certificate  of 
the  wardens  of  the  port. 

Skct.  56.  Goods  not  landed  in  15  days  to  be  sent  to  tlie  public 
store,  ami  all  goods  so  deposited  to  be  at  the  risk  and  rhaige  of 
the  importer  ;  and  if  not  entered  and  the  duties  paid,  or  secured 
ivitnhi  nine  niunl/is  to  be  sold,  (being  first  advertised  for  one 
month. ^  the  suiplus  money  arising  from  such  sale,  after  the  du- 
ties anti  charges  are  paid,  to  be  paid  into  the  treasury  of  the 
United  States,  for  the  benefit  of  the  owners,  wlui,  upon  due  proof 
of  tlie  pro])erty,  shall  be  entitled  to  the  same.  Perishable  arti- 
cles may  l)e  sold  immediately. 

Sect.  66.  Goods  entered  under  a  fraudulent  invoice  to  be  for- 
feited, or  where  the  collector  shall  suspect  that  such  goods  are 
not  invoiced  agreeable  to  the  sum  such  goods  are  sold  for  at  the 
place  from  whence  they  are  imported,  to  be  taken  into  his  pos- 
session at  the  risk  and  expense  of  the  importer,  until  they  are 
appraised,  and  in  case  of  prosecution  for  the  forfeiture  aforesaid, 
such  appraisement  shall  not  exclude  other  pniof  on  trial, of  the  ac- 
tual and  real  cost  of  the  said  goods  at  the  place  from  whence  im- 
ported. 

Sect.  67.  Packages  may  be  opened  in  preseiTce  of  two  mer- 
chants, upon  suspicion  of  fraud,  and  repacked  under  the  inspec- 
tion of  an  ofTicer  ;  and  if  found  to  differ  from  the  entry,  to  be  for- 
feited unless  made  appear  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  principal  offi- 
cers of  the  customs,  or  a  court  on  trial,  that  such  difTcrence  pro- 
ceeds from  accident  or  mistake,  or  without  intention  of  fraud. 


Returned  Cargo. 

Sect.  A7.  When  goods,  SvC.  the  growth  or  manufactures  of  the 
i  United  States  shall  be  ri.  turned,  not  having  been  shipped  for  the 
benefit  of  drawback  or  bounty,  no  duty  to  be  demanded. 

Sect.  48.  Report  and  entry  of  such  goods,  ifcc  to  be  made,  and 
proof,  by  oath  or  affirmation,  of  the  facts  thereof. 

N.  B!  \^'hc•n  tlie  goods  so  returned  have  been  exported  from 

anv  other  district  than  the  one  they  may  be  importecl  in.  bonds  to 

be  given  by  the  importer,  in   addition  to  the   above  oath,  in  the 

.^um  of  the  duties,  that  within  six  moirths  a  certificate  shall  be 


xlii  Whitely''s  Philadelphia  Register. 

pi'oduced  from  the  collector  of  the  customs  for  the  district  from 
whence  they  were  exported,  that  such  goods  were  actually  so 
exported  :  in  default  of  which,  tUe-bond^  to  be  forfeited  and  the 
penalty  paid. 

If  any  articles  of  the  outward  cargo  are  brought  back,  they  ar^i 
to  be  detained,  specifying  by  whom  shipped  outward,  and  tp 
whom  consigned  inward. 

Return  of  passengers,  and  of  packages  belonging  to  them  re- 
spectively.   (Here  insert  the  names  of  the    passengers — anc} 
whether  cabin  or  steerage  passengers;  with  the  description  and' 
number  of  packages  containing  their  baggage,  or  the  tools  or 
implements  of  a  mechanical  trade.) 


Passengers. 

Sect.  46.  Entry  to  be  made  by  passengers,  of  all  clothes,  tools, 
or  implements  of  trade  or  professions,  aniving  m  the  U.  States 
to  settle — which  articles  are  exempted  from  duty. 

If  the  articles  shall  be  entered  by  any  other  person  than  the 
owner,  bond  to  be  given  in  a  sum  equal  to  the  amount  of  what 
the  duties  would  be  if  imported  subject  to  duty  :  tliat  the  owner 
shall  witliin  one  year  verify  such  entry  on  oath,  or  the  collector 
may  direct  such  baggage  to  be  examined  ;  and  if  any  article  is 
contained  therein  which  ought  to  pay  duty,  entry  must  be  made 
thereof,  and  if  an  entry  is  made  as  aforesaid,  and  upon  examina- 
tion thereof,  any  article  is  found  therein  subject  to  duty,  {not 
havinif  been  exfiressed  at  the  time  of  makiug  the  entry,)  it  is  for- 
feited;  and  the  person  in  whose  baggage  the  same  shall  be  found 
forfeits  and  shall  pay  treble  the  value  thereof. 


31ode  of  obtaining  Drawback  on  Foreign  Blerchandise. 

Sect.  75.  Merchandise  imported  into  the  United  States,  (foreign 
caught  fish,  fish  oil,  and  playing  cards  excepted,)  if  exported 
within  one  year  from  the  paying  or  securing  the  duties  thereon, 
from  the  ports  of  original  importation,  are  entitled  to  a  drawback 
of  such  duties,  or  may  be  transported  coastways  to  certain  dis- 
tricts, and  the  drawback,  if  exported  from  thence  to  a  foreign 
Sort,  excepting  those  immediately  adjoining  the  United  States,* 
y  observing  the  following  directions  ; — Provided  the  duties  paid 
or  secured  on  such  merchandise,  im])orted  by  one  person  or  co- 
partnership, and  entered  at  the  same  time,  shall  amount  tojifty  . 
dollars,  except  distilled  liquors,  which  must  be  one  hundred  and 
ffty  gallons,  and  exported  in  the  original  casks,  cases,  chests, 
boxes,  or  other  packages,  in  vj^hich  they  were  imported,  except 
liquors  in  casks,  coflFee  or  cocoa  in  casks  or  other  packages;,  or 
uni-efined  sugar,  which  may  be  filled  up  out  of  others  nf  the 
same  importation,  or  put  up  into  new  casks  or  packages  corre- 

*  St.  Augustine,  Nova  Scotia,  Halifax,  and  the  Canadas. 


lyhkehfs  Phila:!t'lp'iia  Rrifister.  xliii 

spoiidiiig  therewith,  whicli  must  be  mai  kcd  and  numbered  as  the 
0!iRii>al.s,  but  no  change  or  filUng  vip  to  take  place,  unless  the 
casks  or  fjthtv  packages  are  unht  for  exportation,  and  in  no  other 
case  ;  tlu-  whole  to  be  pert'ornied  inider  the  inspection  ot'  a  pro- 
pel- (.fticer  appointed  for  tli.it  |)urpose. 

When  articles  are  iin|»nrted  in  bulk,  the  packages  in  which 
th<  V  are  landed  shall  be  detnied  the  |)ackages  of  original  impor- 
tation, and  nuibt  be  exported  in  tlusame;  and  all  certificales  for 
distilled  spirits,  wines,  or  teas,  must  be  given  up,  or  no  drawback 
to  be  allowed. 

Skct.  76  'rwcnty-four  hours  notice  to  be  given  by  lodging  an 
entiy  the iTfor  before  shipping  the  goods,  except  distilled  spirits, 
which  reipiire  but  six  hours  ;  and  goods  shipped  without  a  pro- 
per permit,  forfeit  the  drawback. 

I're\iously  to  any  permit  being  given,  proof  must  be  made  by 
the  im))oiter,  of  the  importation  and  tlie  paying  or  hecuring  the 
duties  thereon,  and  every  other  person  through  whose  hands 
such  merchandise  may  have  j)assed,  of  the  identity  thereof. 

Skct.  S'2.  If  any  goods,  wares,  oi-  merchandise,  entered  for 
cx|)ortation  w  ith  intent  to  drawback  the  duties,  shall  be  landed 
•within  the  limits  of  the  United  States,  the  same  is  subject  to  sei- 
zure and  forfeiture,  together  witli  th<j^ship  or  vessel,  and  the 
vessels  or  boats  used  in  landing  the  same :  and  all  persons  con- 
cerned therein,  upon  coliviction,  to  suffer  imprisonment  not  ex- 
ceeding six  months. 

Sect.  77.  Merchandise  may  be  transported  coastways  to  such 
ports  as  vessels  arriving  from  the  Cape  ofGood  Hope,  or  beyond 
the  same,  arc  admitted  to  enter  at,  by  making  the  following  entrj", 
and  obtaining  a  certificate  from  the  port  of  original  importation. 

Sect.  78.  The  certificate  acconipaningsuch  merchandise  to  be 

Eroduced  at  the  time  of  making  entry,  ujjon  which  a  permit  will 
e  granted  for  unlading;  and  if  intended  to  be  exported  to  a  fo- 
reign port,  the  same  proceedings  to  be  had  as  if  such  merchan- 
dise had  been  originally  imported  into  the  district  from  whence 
they  are  to  be  exj)orted. 

Skct.  79.  Merchandise  may  be  transported  across  the  state  of 
New  Jersey,  by  the  following  route  to  Fliiladelpiiia,  and  exported 
from  thence  to  a  foreign  port,  and  obtain  drawback,  viz  :  New- 
Brunswick,  South  Amboy,  and  Lambcrton,  Bordentown,  or  Bur- 
lington, by  making  an  entry  as  if  transported  by  water;  the  said 
merchandise  to  be  insj)ectcd  and  marked  previous  to  the  land- 
ing on  board  any  jjacket  with  intention  of  traiiiportation  as  afore- 
said, and  obtaining  the  certificate  as  in  otlicr  cases  ;  and  if  mer- 
chandise is  transported  by  any  other  route  than  expressed  in  tfie 
passport  ac.comijanv  ing  tlie  same,  or  if  the  marks,  fastenings  or 
seals  that  may  be  placed  thereon,  by  diiection  of  any  officer  of 
the  customs,  be  broken  or  defaced,  or  unpacked,  the  merchan- 
dise in  respect  to  wliich  such  omission  or  wrong  doing  shall  hap- 
pen, or  the  value  thereof,  shall  be  foifeitcd. 

Sect.  80.  If  goods  areexnortedfromthc  district  into  which  they 
were  originally  imported,  the  exporter  sliall  receive  from  tlie  col- 
lector of  such  district,  a  debenture  or  debentures  for  the  amount 
ofsuchdrawback,  i)ayal)le  at  the  exact  time  or  times  on  which  the 
duties  on  such  goods  shall  become  due.    Provided,  that  if  the  du- 


xliv  Whitely''s  Philadelphia  Register. 

ties  on  such  merchandise  shall  have  been  paid  prior  to  an  entry  for 
exportation,  the  debenture  shall  be  made  payable  in  15  days  from 
the  time  of  signing  the  bond;  and  the  debenture  may  be  made  pay-- 
able  to  tlie  original  importer  when  the  same  shall  be  requested  in 
■wi'iting  by  the  exporter,  and  not  otherwise. 

If  merchandise  having  been  imported  coastways,  accompanied 
with  a  certificate,  sliall  be  exported toa  foreign  pQ,rt,  the  exporter 
to  receive  a  certfficate  from  the  collector  of  the  district  from 
■whence  exported  ;  which  is  to  be  produced  to  the  collector  of  the  j 
district  of  original  importation,  and  the  drawback  to  be  paid  atsuch. 
port,  upon  debenture  or  debentures  being  granted  thereon,  pay-r* 
able  as  aforesaid — but  in  no  case  is  the  drawback  to  be  paid  untjl' 
the  duties  are  first  received. 


f 


Information  generally. 

Sect.  43.  The  want  of  certificates  of  distilled  spirits,  wines,  or 
teas,jsubject  such  articles  to  seizure  and  50  dollars  fine  if  such  cer- 
tificates are  not  delivered  to  the  purchaser ;  and  if  any  cask,  chest, 
vessel  or  case,  containing  such  ai'ticles  shall  be  found  in  the  pos- 
session of  any  person,  without  being  marked,  and  not  being  accom- 
panied with  a  certificate,  the  sa.-^.ie  is  Uable  to  seizure. 

Sect.  44.  On  the  scale  of  any  cask,  &c.  which  has  been  marked, 
the  marks  to  be  defaced  in  presence  of  some  officer  of  inspection 
or  customs — and  the  certincatt  of  the  same  to  be  delivered  up, 
under  the  penalty  of  100  dollars  and  costs  of  suit. 

Sect.  50.  Goocls  from  foreign  ports,  not  to  be  unladen  but  be-  ^ 
tweeh  sunrise  and  sunset,  without  sjjecial  license,  under  a  penalty 
of  400  dollars  on  the  master  and  every  other  person  concerned, 
disability  from  holdiiig  any  office  under  the  government  of  the 
United  States  for  seven  years,  and  being  advertised  in  the  news- 
papers, with  forfeiture  of  the  goods;  and  if  above  four  hundred 
dollars  value,  of  vessel  and  appirel. 

Sect.  51.  Goods  removed  before  guaged  and  weighed,  (and  if 
■wines,  spirits,  or  teas,  before  being  marked,)  without  permission, 
are  forfeited. 

Sect.  98.  Persons  giving  or  offering  a  bribe,  forfeit  from  200  to 
2000  dollars.  Inspectors,  and  officers  of  revenue  cutters,  may  go 
on  board,  examine,  and  search  vessels  :  have  free  access  to  the 
cabin,  and  seal  packages  :  and  after  sunset,  secure  ht«tches,  8cc. 
Persons  in  charge  uf  vessels,  for  breaking  fastenings,  but  in  pre- 
sence of  an  officer,  forfeit  200  dollars. 

Officers  may  seize  witliin  or  without  their  districts — personsre- 
sisting  or  impeding  them,  forfeit  400  dollars. 

The  master  or  commander  of  any  vessel,  that  shall  obstruct  or 
hinder,  (or  be  the  cause  thereof,)  any  officer  of  the  revenue,  iu 
going  on  board  his  ship  or  ves.sel,  for  the  purpose  of  carrying  into 
effect  any  of  the  revenue  laws  of  the  United  States,  forfeit  from 
50  to  500  dollars. 

Register  Act. 

Every  owner  of  a  vessel,  residing  within  the  limits  of  the  United 
States,  to  swear  to  the  register  within  90  days  after  ist  being 


IVhitely's  Philadelphia  Register.  xlv 

;ranted,  or  it  becomes  void,  and  the  vessel  and  cargo  pays  foreign 
oniiagc  and  duty. 


Consuls  and  Fice-Consuls. 

By  an  act  of  Congress  of  the  28th  of  February,  1805,  it  is  made 
.he  duty  of  every  master  of  any  vessel  bound  on  a  foreign  voyage, 
)efore  any  clearance  is  granted,  to  deliver  to  the  collector  of  tne 
nistoms,  under  oath  or  affirmation,  a  list  containing  the  names, 
jlace  of  residence,  and  a  description  of  the  persons  composing  the 
ihip's  company,  as  far  as  he  can  ascertain  them,  and  the  collector 
shall  deliver  him  a  certified  copy  thereof,  for  wliich  the  collector 
•hall  be  entitled  to  25  cents;  and  the  said  master  is  to  enter  into 
)ond,  with  security,  in  the  sum  of  400  dollars,  to  exhibit  tlie  atore- 
jaidcertifiedcopyof  thelist  tothetirst  boarding  officer,  at  thehrst 
port  in  the  United  States,  at  which  he  shall  arrive  on  his  return, 
md  then  and  there  produce  the  persons  named  therein.  The  bond 
not  to  be  forfeited,  on  failure  of  the  master  to  produce  any  per- 
son contained  in  the  list,  who  may  be  discharged  in  a  foreign  coun- 
try, with  the  consent  of  the  consul,  vice-consul,  commercial  agent 
or  vice-commercial  agent  there  residing,  signed  in  writing,  under 
his  hand  and  official  seal :  nor  on  account  of  any  such  person  dying, 
or  absconding,  or  being  forcibly  impressed  into  other  service. 
Sect.  2.  Makes  it  the  duty  of  every  master  or  commander  of  any 
ship  or  vessel  belonging  to  the  Uniied  States,  on  his  arrival  at  a 
foreign  port,  to  deposit  his  register,  sea-letter,  and  Mediterranean 
passport,  with  the  consul,  vice-consul,  commercial  agent,  (if  any 
there  be  at  such  port,)  and  in  cnse  of  refusal,  he  foifeits  50i/  dol- 
lars ;  and  when  the  said  master  produces  a  clearance  from  the  pro- 
per officer  of  theiport,  it  is  the  duty  of  the  said  consul,  vice-consu', 
or  commercial  agent,  to  return  him  all  of  his  said  papers. 

Sect.  3.  Whenever  a  ship  or  vessel  of  tlie  United  States  shall  be 
sold  in  a  foreign  country,  and  her  company  disciiarged,  or  when  an 
Aujerican  seaman  shall  by  his  own  consent  be  discharged  in  a 
foreign  country,  it  is  the  duty  of  the  master  or  commander  to  pro- 
duce to  the  consul,  vice-consul,  or  commercial  agent, a  certified 
list  of  the  ship's  company,  and  to  pay  to  such  consul,  &c.  for  every 
seaman  so  discharged,  three  months  pay  over  and  above  the  wages 
then  due  to  such  seaman  ;  two-thirds  thereof  to  be  paid  by  such 
consul,  to  each  seaman  so  discharged,  and  the  other  remaining 
third  to  be  retained  for  the  purpose  of  creating  a  fund  for  the 
maintenance  of  destitute  Ameiican  seamen  in  such  foreign  port. 
Sect.  4.  Makes  it  the  duty  of  the  consuls,  vice-consuls,  com- 
mercial agents  and  vice-commercial  agents,  to  provide  for  thesea- 
men  of  the  United  States,  who  may  be  found  in  their  districts  re- 
spectively, sufficient  subsistence  and  passages  to  some  port  in  the 
United  States,  at  the  expense  of  the  United  States,  subject  to  such 
instructions  as  the  Secretary  of  State  shall  give  ;  and  it  is  made  the 
duty  of  all  masters  and  commanders  ol  vessels  of  the  United  States, 
bound  to  a  port  of  the  same,  to  take  such  seamen  on  board  of  their 
ships  or  vessels,  at  the  request  of  said  consuls,  &c.  (not  more  than 
two  men  to  every  hundred  tons  burthen  of  his  ship  or  vessel,)  and 


xlvi  Whitely'^s  Philadelphia  Register. 

to  transport  them  to  the  port  in  the  United  States  to  which  he  is 
bound,  on  such  terras  as  may  be  agreed  on,  not  exceeding  ten 
dollars  for  each  person  ;  and  if  the  captain  or  commander  refuses 
to  take  such  seamen  on  the  request  of  the  consul,  6cc.  he  forfeits 
100  dollars  for  each  seaman  so  refused. 

Sect.  6.  Fixes  the  fee  of  the  consuls,  &c.  for  a  certificate  of 
discharge  of  any  seaman  iri  a  foreign  port  at.50  cents  ;  and  allows 
them  two  and  a  half  per  cent,  on  all  monies  received  and  paid  on 
account  of  such  dischai'ges. 

Sect  7.  Subjects  the  consuls  to  a  fine  not  exceeding  10,000  dol- 
lars, and  inipribonraent  not  exceeding  thi'ee  years,  for  kiunvingly 
giving  a  false  certificate,  stating  that  property  of  foreigners  be- 
longs to  citizens  ot  the  United  States. 

Sect.  8.  Subjects  the  con-uls,  8cc.  to  a  fine  not  exceeding  1000 
dollars,  for  knowingly  certifying  that  an  alien  is  a  citizen  of  the' 
United  States 

Sect  9  Provides  that  all  powers  of  attorney,  executed  in  a  fo- 
reign country,  for  the  transfer  of  any  stock  ol  the  United  States,  or 
for  receiving  interest  thereon,  shall  be  ver.fied  by  the  certificate 
and  seal  of  a  consul,  vice-consul,  commerciil  agent,  or  vice- com- 
mei-cial  agent,  if  any  there  be  at  the  place  w  liere  the  same  shall  be 
executed,  for  which  tlie  said  consul,  &c.  shall  receive  50  cents. 


PORT  OF  PHILADELPHIA. 

CUSTOM  HOUSE, 

Between  112  and  120  south  Second  street,  below  Dock. — Office 
hours  from  9  o'clock,  A.  M.  till  2,  P.  M. 

Gen.  John  Steele,  Collector — Andrew  Epplee,  Defiuty  Collector  ^ 
— Samuel  Clark,  Kaval  Officer — Robert  Heysham,  Defiuty  Na- 
•val  Officer — Jcimes  Glentworth,  Surveyor — James  Glentworth, 
jun.  Defiuty  Surveyor — John  Steele,  jun.  Wei(f/ier — Samuel  Ross, , 
Defiuty  Weif^hcr — Isaac  Mil  nor.  Ganger — James  S.  Huber,  Jacob; 
Kucher,  J.  Henderson,  and  Joseph  Abbott,  Measurers  oj  Salt  and. 
Coal — Samuel  Ross,  and  Thomas  Stewurt,  jififiraiscrs — Andi'ew. 
Geyer,  Insfiector  and  Ko-fier  of  the  Public  Stores. 

Inspector's  Office,  49  South  whar\'es,  below  Walnut  street. 

Insfiectors, — J.  P.  Schoot,  Peter  Ozeas,  Andrew  Jackson,  Ben- 
jamin Thomas,  (capt.  of  Revenue  barge,)  Robert  Hopkins,  Fre- 
derick ShuU — ^t  Marcus  Hook,  Fhomas  Cash,  Benjamin  Ash- 
mead,  James  Stuart,  Charles  Anderson,  Henry  Huber,  James 
Engle,  David  Rose — dt  the  Lazaretto,  Rowland  Smith,  John  R. 
Dickson,  John  Brown,  Jacob  Zebley,  Job  Whipple,  John  Davis, 
J.  W.  Durant,  W.  Dalzell,  Chambers  Gaw,  Gilbert  Gaw,  H. 
Huddy,  John  Reed,  and  J.  Robinson. 

JT"  Directions  for  finding'  the  different  Offices  in  the  Custom 
House.— The  desks  of  the  Clerks,  &c.  are  numbered  from  1  to 
H,  and  the  business  done  at  each  desk,  as  follows : 


IVhitely^s  Phiiadtlphhi  Register.  xlvii 

Desk,  No.  1. — Entrance  and  Clearance  of  Vessels  from  and  to 
foreign  ports,  and  for  preparing  ship's  papers. 

No.  2. — Citshicr,  and  for  the  Entrance  and  Clearance  of 

\'csscls  coastwise. 
No.  3. — Examination  of  Inward  Entries,  calculations  of 

Ditties  and  Drawbacks. 
No.  4. — Record  of  Iniport.s. 

No.  5. — Bonds  for  Duties  taken  and  Permits  issued. 
No.  6. — Debentures  paid,  &c. 
No.  7. — Exports  and  Debenture; 
No.  8. — Record  of  Exports. 
No.  9. — Miscellaneous.  i 

No.  10. — Miscellaneous. 
No.  11. — Protections,  &c. 
rSurveyor's  office,  down  stairs. 

SHIP  nROKKRS. 
Samuel  M.  Svkes,  No.  1  Elmslie's  alley 
Barnes  and  Diehl,  opposite  tlie  Custoin  House 
Samuel  Emery,  109  south  Second  below  Dock  street 

NOTARIKS  PUBLIC. 

For  the  City — Peter  S.  Duponceau,  Peter  Lohra,  Nicholas 
Diehl,  George  Heyl,  Benjamin  Nones,  and  Clement  C.  Bidille 
For  Soutliivark. — Richard  Renshaw. 
For  the  .Vorlhern  /liberties. — John  Goodman,  jun. 


CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE. 

Robert  Ralston,  Prrsidrut — Thomas  M    WillinR, , 

Vice-Presidents — Robert  Smith,  Treasurer — John  Vaughan,  Se- 
cretary. 

The  stated  meetings  of  the  Chamber  are  held  on  the  first  Mon- 
day of  each  month,  at  seven  o'clock  in  the  evening.  At  the 
January  meeting  the  officers  are  elected.  To  a  Committee 
(appointed  every  month,)  of  five  members,  all  differences,  of 
which  tlie  Chamber  is  required  to  take  cognizance,  are  referred 
for  adjustment.  Applications  to  the  Ctnnmittee  to  be  made 
through  the  Secretary.     Instituted  in  1801. 

WARDENS  OF  THE   PORT. 

Appointed  annually  in  April — office  No.  18  Walnut  street. 

James  Josiali,  Master  Uardai — Paid  Cox,  Stephen  Girard, 
Joseph  Reynolds,  William  Newbold,  William  West,  and  Ch-irles 
Penrose,  Hardens — Thonuis  Jackson,  Clerk — Captain  Hei.iy 
Kenyon,  Quarantine  Afasier  of  the  fiort  of  Philadel/ihia,  41 
north  Btli — C.uleb  Earle,  Harbour  Ma.^trr. 

Attendance  given  fron»  9  o'clock,  A  M.  to  3,  P.  M. — On  Sa- 
turday, from  9  o'clock,  A.  M.  to  1  P.  M.  and  from  2  o'clock  to 
sunset. 


Surveyors  of  Damaged  Ships  and  their  Cargoes. 

John  Mease,  William  Hawks,  and  Arthur  Stotesburv. 

9) 


xiviii  lVhit€ly''s  Philadelphia  Reg-iater, 

Rates  of  Pilotage. 
INWARDS — Under  and  up  to  12  feet,  at  3  dolls.  33  cents  per  foot.  ; 

Above  12  feet,  at  4  dollars  and  16  cents  per  foot. 
OUTWARDS — Under  and  up  to  12  feet,  at  2  dells.  50  cents  per  foot,  i 
Above  12  feet,  at  3  dollars  and  33  cents  per  foot        i 
And  ten  dollars  extra,  from  the  20th  of  November  until  the  , 
10th  of  March,  mclusive,  is  paid  by  all  vessels  of  100  tons  bur- 
then and  upwards. 

Foreign  bottoms  pay  two  dollars  and  67  cents,  in  addition  to 
the  above. 


RULES  AND  REGULATI0NS. 

Warden's  Office,  JVovember  20,  1818. 
For  the  information  and  government  of  Owners,  Masters,  and 
others,  having  the  command,  care,  or  charge  of  Ships  or  Ves- 
sels within  the  port  or  harbour  of  Philadelphia,  the  Wardens 
of  the  port  conceive  it  necessary  to  publish  the  following  Rules 
and  Regulations : 

1.  Every  ship  or  vessel  that  may  arrive  in  this  harbour,  and, 
that  shall  come  to  anchor  in  the  stream,  any  where  between  Al- 
mond street  (in  the  district  of  Southwark,)  and  Vine  street, 
having  previously  caused  her  gunpowder,  if  she  had  any  on  board, 
to  be  landed  as  the  law  directs,  may  remain  in  that  situation  24 
hours,  and  no  longer  :  taking  care  to  lay  as  near  to  the  Island,  or 
Sand-bar,  as  may  be  consistent  with  their  safety.  But  if,  from 
the  circumstance  of  a  vessel  having  servants  on  board,  or  from 
any  other  cause,  it  may  be  thought  necessary  or  convenient  to 
lay  a  longer  time  in  the  stream,  then,  and  in  every  such  case,  the 
Owner,  Master,  Pilot,  or  other  person,  having  the  charge  or  di- 
rection of  such  vessel,  shall  remove  her  from  opposite  the  city, : 
and  shall  moor  her,  or  cause  her  to  be  moored  to  the  northward 
of  Vine  street,  with  one  anchor  and  cable  up,  and  one  anchor 
and  cable  down  the  stream ;  and  in  both  the  above  mentioned 
situations,  the  regulations  contained  in  the  next  succeeding  arti- 
cle to  be  duly  attended  to. 

2.  When  a  ship  or  other  vessel  shall  be  hauled  into  any  wharf 
or  dock,  or  along  side  of  another  vessel  that  may  be  lying  at  such 
wharf  or  dock,  the  Owner,  Master,  Pilot,  or  whoever  may  have 
the  command,  care  or  direction  of  her,  shall  have  her  securely 
made  fast,  and  if  outside  of  another  vessel,  shall  get  one  good  fast 
from  each  end  of  the  vessel  to  the  shore,  and  within  24  hours 
thereafter,  cause  her  jib-boom,  spritsail-yard,  main-boom,  ring- 
tail and  driver-booms,  if  any  they  have,t6  be  rigged  in,  and  their 
lower  yards  topped  up,  in  such  a  manner  as  least  to  interfere 
with  vessels  passing. 

3.  If  any  vessel,  properly  moored  in  the  stream,  shall  have  her  , 
anchor  or  cable  overlaid  by  another  ship  or  vessel,  in  anchoring  , 
or  mooring,  the  Master  or  person  having  the  care  or  direction  of 
such  last-mentioned  ship  or  vessel,  shall  immediately,  or  soon  as 
may  be,  after  application  made  to  him  by  the  party  aggrieved, 
cause  the  said  anchor  and  cable  so  overlaying,  to  be  taken  up  and 
beared. 


JVhitely^s  Philadelphia  Register.  xlix 

4.  If  the  fasts  of  a  ship  or  vessel,  when  moored  at  a  wharf, 
shall  cxtond  across  a  tlcKk,  so  as  to  obstruct  the  jiassinp  or  re- 
passing of  a  shallop,  lighter,  or  other  craft  or  vessel,  tlic  Master 
or  other  person  having  the  chartjc  or  command  of  such  ship  or 
%'essel,  siiall  upon  the  first  application,  immediately  cause  such 
fust  or  fasts  to  he  cast  off  or  slacked  down. 

5.  No  outward  hound  vessel  nuttiutj  oflFfrom  a  wharf,  shall  lay 
longer  in  tlie  stream,  between  Vine  street  and  Almond  street  (in 
tl\c  districtof  South  w;irk,J  above-mentioned,  than  24  liours.  And 
if  vessels  lying  at  tlir  end  of  wiiarves,  so  miu.h  interlock  with 
each  other,  as  to  prevent  vessels  from  hauling  in  or  out  of  the 
dt>rks,  tlie  Master,  Owner,  Pilot,  or  other  persf)n  having  charge 
of  tlie  same,  shrdl  immediately  on  application  from  any  person  so 
wanting  to  haul  his  vessel  in  or  out  of  the  dock  aforesai«l,  have 
tl)e  ves'-el  or  vessels,  so  interfering,  moved  in  such  manner  as  to 
accommodate  the  one  applied  for  ;  in  which  case  the  vessel  mak- 
jng  room  for  another  to  haul  in  or  out,  sha'.l  have  liberty  to  make 
her  warps  fast  to  the  most  convenient  place  adjacent  for  a  reason- 
able time,  and  tliit  all  sea  vessels,  when  transporting  or  wanting 
to  haul  into  a  wliarfor  dock,  or  to  make  sail  in  order  to  proceed 
to  sea,  shall  have  tl-iC  same  privilege. 

6.  When  any  shi])  or  vessel  is  lying  along  side  any  wharf,  and 
not  taking  in  or  discharging,  she  shall  make  way  for,  and  permit 
any  vessel  that  wants  to  unload  or  load,  to  come  inside  next  the 
wharf,  until  she  discharges  or  loads  her  cargo  ^and  the  said  ves- 
sel when  so  discharged  or  loaded,  shall  haul  outside^and  give 
way  to  the  ship  or  \essel  that  fir^t  occupied  the  wharf — Prt>vid- 
ed,  that  from  the  first  day  of  December,  to  the  first  day  of 
March,  no  vessel  shall  be  compelled  to  move. 

JA^{ES  JOSIAH,  Master  Warden. 


Autkctized  Inspectors  of  Lumber^  Flour ^  'ij'c. 

J  OF  LUMBER.  Ebenezer  Ferguson,  Head-InKf,ector — Peter 
Gable,  Samuel  Fercu.son,  John  How,  William  Powell,  George 
Engle,  Alexa.'uler  Kamsey,  John  Diekerson,  Archibahl  Cozens, 
Samuel  Work,  John  C.  Kelsey,  P.  C.  Firth,  Joseph  Burger,  73 
south  Fifth,  and  Joseph  Ebertle,  143  Vine. 

OF  STAVES.     Abraham  Mitchell. 

OF  SALT  PROVISION'S.    Daniel  Bussier,  No.  13  N.  Water 

OF  BUTTER  AND  LARD— Thomas  Eunis,  office  Arch  above  2d 

OF  BARK — Joseph  Starne. 

OF  FLOUR — Jacob  Holgate,  Head  Insfiector — Nathaniel Koplin, 
and  John  Danenhower,  Defiuty  Insfieclors. 

Hesrulaior  of  IVeigliis  isf  Measures — John  Dorse/,  Decatur  st. 

Heffulator  of  Dry  Measures — Jacob  Slemmer,  439  north  3d 

Measurers  oj  Grain,  Coal,  and  Salt, 

Office  north  lide  Spruce  street  wharf. 

Head  Measur\r — John  M  Leod,  No.  48  Swanson  street. 
De/iuti/  Mtasurrr;; — S:in»i:el  Smith,  No.  1  Spruce   st.  wharf, 
8c  199  S  Front — John  Scott,  26  Spruce — James  B.  Scott,  26  Sjjruce 


1  Whitely''s  Philadelphia  Register. 

— Ez^kiel  Starrat,  Federal  st.  above  Second — Daniel  Newman, 
Locust  cor.  12th — Charles  Callahgan,  9  Wood — John  Roberts, 
Tenth  below  Pine — John  Allison,  11  Passyunk  road — Henry  Y. 
Darnell,  234  Catharine — James  Wilkins,  (coc/)  inquire  at  No  1 
Spruce  St,  wharf— George  M.  Heckman,  {coal  and  salt)  208  N. 
Water— Samuel  H.  M'Fetrich,  {coal,  grain^and  salt)  inquire  N 
E  cor.  Queen  and  2d — Joseph  Abbott,  155  St,  John. 

Sufierintendant  of  Povd^r  Magazine — Charles  Souder,  Esq. 

Insfiectors  of  Domestic  Sfiiritous  Liquors — John  Chamberlain, 
No.  310  Vine  street — Henry  Sparks,  High  cor.  Sch.  5th. 


GOVERNMENT  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

EXECUTIVE. 

President — His  Excellency  James  Monroe,  of  Virginia, 
Vice-President — His  Excellency  DanielD.  Tompkins,  of  N.  York. 
Secretary  of  State— li.on.  John  Quincy  Adams,  of  Massachusetts, 
Secretary  oj  the  Treasury — Hon.  Wm.  H.  Crawford,  of  Georgia. 
Secretary  of  War — Hon  John  C.  Calhoun,  of  South-Carolina. 
Secretary  of  the  JVavy — Hon.  Smith  Thompson,  of  New- York. 
Attorney  General — Hon.  William  Wirt,  of  Virginia. 

[The  above  officers,  with  the  exception  of  the  Vice-President, 
compose  the  Cabinet.] 


SIXTEENTH  CONGRESS FIRST  SESSION,  1819-20, 

SENATE. 

Neti)' Hampshire — David  L.Morrill,  Joseph  F.  Parrott. 
Massachusetts — Harrison  G.  Otis,  Prentiss  Meilen. 
Rhode-Island — William  Hqnter,  James  Burrill.jun, 
Connecticut — James  Lannan,  Samuel  W.  Dana. 

Vermont Palmer,  Isaac  Tichenor. 

JV<?w- For^— Rufus  King,  Nathan  Sanford. 
JVeiv-Jersey — James  J.  Wilson,  Mahlon  Dickerson. 
Pennsylvania — Walter  Lowrie,  Jonathan  Roberts. 
Delaware — Outerbridge  Horsey,  Nicholas  Van  Dyke, 
Maryland — Robert  H.  Goldsborough,  (One  vacant.) 
Virginia — James  Barbour,  John  W.  Eppes. 
Morth  Carolina — Nathaniel  Macon,  Montfort  Stokes 
South  Carolina — John  Gaillard,  William  Smith. 
Georgia — John  Elliott,  (One  vacant.) 
Kentucky — Jolin  J.  Chittenden,  William  Logan. 
Tennessee — John  Williams,  John  H.  Eaton. 
Ohio — Edward  Trimble,  Benjamin  Ruggles. 
Lotiisiana — James  Brown,  Henry  Johnson. 
Indiana — Waller  1'aylor,  James  Noble. 
Mississippi— Thomas  H.  Williams,  Walter  Leake 
7//mo?5— Ninian  Edwards,  Jesse  B.  Thomas. 


Whitely^s  Philadelphia  Register,  Vi 

THK  OFFrCF.RS  OF  THE  SF.NATF.  ARF.  : 
President — His  l-'-xcillcucy  Daniel  I).  Tompkins,  of  New- York. 
Secretary — Cliarles  Cnltn,  Ksci   of  New- Hampshire. 
Seijeant-at-ai  nis — Moimtjoy  iJaily. 
Door-keeper — Henry  Tims. 

HOUSE  OF  REPRKSENTATIVES. 

JVrw  Hamftfthirr — Joseph  Butler,  Nathaniel  I'pliam,  Clifton 
Claectt, Bnffiim,  Arthur  Livcrmore, IMumer,  jun. — 6. 

Icrmotn — Sanaiel  C\  Crafts,  Ezra  Meicli,  William  Strong, 
Charles  Rich.  Mark  Uichards,  O.  C.  Men  ill— 6. 

/\/as\tar/iUfiel!s — Samuel  C  Allen,  Jonathan  Mason,  Timothy, 
Fuller,  Marcus  Morton,  Walter  Foljjer,  jr.  Henj.  Adams,  Joshua 
Cu.shman,  John  Holmes,  Zahdiel  Samnson,  Edward  Dowse,  Na- 
thaniel Silsbce,  Jeremiah  Nelson,  Ezekiel  Whitman,  Jonas  Ken- 
dall, Enocli  Lincoln,  M.uk  L.  Hill,  Martin  Kinsley,  Samuel  La» 
throp,  Henry  Shaw,  James  Parker. — 20. 

Rhode  Island. — Nathaniel  Hazard,  Samuel  Eddy. — 2. 

Connecticut — H.  W.  Edwards,  James  Stevens,  J.  O.  Moseley, 
Gideon  Tomlinson,  John  Russ,  Elisha  Phelps.  Samuel  A.  Foot. 

A'tiii-York — Silas  Wood,  Ebcnezer  Saee,  Henry  Meigs,  Peter 
H  Wendovcr,  Caleb  Tompkins,  Randall  S.  Street,  James  Strong, 
Walter  Case,  J.icob  H.  De  Witt,  Robert  Clark,  Solomon  Van 
Rensselaer,  John  D.  Dickinson,  John  W.  Taylor,  Nathaniel 
Pitcher.  EzraC.  Cross,  Harmanus  Peck,  John  Fay,  Robert  Mo- 
nell,  J«sei)h  S.  Lyman,  Henry  R.Storrs,  Aaron  Hackley,  jr.  Wil- 
liam D.  Ford,  George  Hall,  Jonathan  Richmond,  Caleb  Baker, 
Nathaniel  Allen,  Albert  H.  Tracy. — 27. 

jVitv-JiTsriji — Henr>-  Southard,  Josejjh  Bloomfield,  John  Lynn, 
Ephraim  Balem m,  Bernard  Smith,  John  Condit. — 6. 

Pennsi/ivania — Ji)hn  Sereeant,  Samuel  Edwards,  Joseph 
Hemphill,  Thomas  Forrest,  William  Darlington,  Samuel  Grose, 
James  M  Wallace,  Jacob  Hostetter,  Jacob  Hihsham.  Andrew 
Boden,  David  FiiUerton.  Thomas  J  Rogers,  Samuel  D.  Moore, 
Joseph  Heister,  Roberr  Philson.  William  P.  Maclay,  George 
Dennison,  John  Murray,  David  Marchand,  Thomas  Patterson, 
Christian  Tarr,  Henry  Baldsvin,  Robert  Mo(  re. — 23. 

Delaware — William  Hall,  Louis  M'Lane. — 2. 

Alary/and — TiiomasCulbrcth,  Peter  Little,  S  muel  Ringgold, 
Samuel  Smitli,  Stevenson  Archer,  Joseph  Kent,  Thomas  Bay  ley, 
Ralpli  Neal,  H.  R   W.rheld.— 9. 

f'iricinia — W  dliam  L.  B  ill.  Philip  P.  Barbour.  Wm.  A.  Bur- 
well,  Joliii  Flo\  (1,  Robert  S.  (iarnett,  James  Johnson,  William 
M'Coy,  Charles  F.  M-rcer,  llue;h  Nelson,  Thomas  Newton, 
James  Pindall.  James  Pieasmts,  Ballard  Smith,  Alexander 
Smyth,  (ieon^e  F.  Stmther,  John  Tyler,  M.irk  Alexander,  Se- 
vern E.  Parker,  John  Randolph,  (ieorge  'I'ucker,  Jared  Wil- 
liams, Jiiiiies  Jones.    T.  W.  \'an  Swearingen. — 23. 

North  Carolina — Jesse  Siocumb,  Ltmuel  Sawver,  T'  o-;.  H. 
Hall,  J.  J  Smitli.  \\  eldon,  N  Edwaitls.  Thos.  Settle,  Willi  .m 
Dav  idsou,  Levin  Williams.  Ch.is.  Fisher,  Felix  Walker,  Charles 
Hooks,  H.  G.  Burton,  John  Culpepper. — 13. 

(3*) 


iii     ~  Whitely''s  Philadelphia  Register. 

South  Carolina — Charles  Pinckney,  William  Lowndes,  Jam^ 
Irwin,  Jatnes  Overstreet,  Sterling  Tucker,  Eldred  Sinakins 
Elias  Earle,  John  M'Crery,  Joseph  Brevard. — 9. 

Georgia~-R:  B.  Reid,  John  A.  Cuthbert,  William  Terrilll 
Joel  Crawford,  Joel  Abbott,  P.  W.  Cobb.--6. 

Kentucky — Henry  Clay,  David  Trimble,  George  C.Robinsonl 

Richard  C.  Anderson, Metcalf.    (The  other  members  noj 

known.) 

-  Tennessee — John  Rhea,  Newton  Cannon,  R.  Allen,  Franci^ 

Jones,  Robert  Mack.    (One  not  ascertained.) 

O/iio — Thos.  R .  Ross,  Henry  Brush,  Philemon  Beacher.    (Th^ 
other  members  not  known.) 

Louisiana Butler — 1. 

Indiana — William  Hendricks. — 1. 

Mississippi — Christopher  Rankin. — 1. 

Illinois — Daniel  P.  Cook. — 1. 

Alabama — John  Crowell. 

Missouri  Territory. — John  Scott — 1. 

Michigayi  Territory. — W.  W.  Woodbridge. 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES  : 

Speaker — Hon.  Henry  Clay,  of  Kentucky. 

Clei'k — Thomas  Dougherty,  Esq. 

Serjeant-at-arms — Thomas  Dunn. 

Doorkeeper — Thomas  Claxton. 

RECAPITULATION.     Senators         -  -        -  42 

Representatives  -  -  185 
Delegate  ...  1 

228 
DEPARTMENTS    OF    THE    FEDERAL   GOVERNMENT. 

General  Post  Office. 

Return  J.  Meigs,  jun.  Ohio,  Postmaster  General,  salary,  4000 
dollars — Assistant,  Abraham  Bradley,  Conn,  salary  2500  dollars 
— Assistant,  Phineas  Bradley,  Conn,  salary  2500  dollars — An- 
drew Coyle,  chief  clerk. 

United  States  Mint  (at  Philadelphia.) 

Robert  Patterson,  Director  ;  salary  2000  dollars ; — James 
Rush,  Treasurer ;  salary,  1200  dollars — Adam  Eckfeldt,  Coirier ; 
salary,  1500  dollars — Joseph  Richardson,  Assayer  ;  salary,  1500 
dollars — Joseph  Cloud,  Refiner;  salary,  1500  dollars — Robert 
Scott,  Engraver;  salary,  1200  dollars — William  Stern,  Door- 
keeper and  Watch — William  M'Minn,  Carpenter  and  Adjuster 
— Philip  Summers,  Melter — John  Mann,  Annealer— Wm.  Tag- 
gert,  George  Walters,  Wm.  Stern,  Benj.  Louderback,  John 
Summers  and  Michael  Simpson,  pressmen — One  clerk  at  S700. 
Land  Department. 

Josiah  Meigs,  Commissioner  of  the  General  Land  Office ;  sala- 
ry, 3000  dollars— Edward  Tiffin,  Surveyor  General ;  salary,  2000 


]Vhitely''s  Philadelphia  Register.  li>i 

dollars,  office  at  Chilicoihc,  Ohio— Thomas  Freeman,  Surveyor, 
south  of  Tennessee  ;  salaiv,  "2000  (loll;us  ;  office  at  \V:iiJiinp;ioii, 
Mis!iissij)])i  Territory — \Villi;im  Hector,  Surveyor  ot'  Illinois  anrl 
Mi^>souri  Territories — John  C'offi.e,  Surveyor— I).  \V.  Hah", 
Collector  of  Direct  and  Internal  Duties,  state  of  Indiana. 

Architect  of  the  Capitol. 
Charles  BulRnrh. 


■.  JUDICIARY. 

John  Marshall  of  Virginia,  Chief  Justice  of  the  United  States , 
salary,  5000  dollars. 

yJssociale  Judt^ts — Rushrod  Washington,  \'irginia — William 
Johnson,Jun.  South  Carolina — B.  hivinR^ton,  New -York — Thos. 
Todd,  kentuck) — Gabriel  Duval,  ^l:\ryland — Joseph  Story, 
Massachusetts.     Salary  4500  dollars  each. 

\\'illiam  Wirt,  ot  Virginia,  AttorneyGcner.il  of  the  United 
States  ;  salary,  3500  dollars. 

District  Judges. 

,  Distinct  of  Maine,  Albion  K.  Pariis — New  Hampshire,  John 
^;  Sherburne — Massachusetts,  John  Davis — Rhrdc  Island,  Da- 
^id  Howell — Vermont,  Elijah  Paine — Connecticut,  l*ierpont  Ed- 

wanls, — New-York,    Chu-f  Jud((e New- York 

.Iddilional  Judq^e,  Wm.  P  Van  Ness — New-Jersey,  Wm.  S. 
Pennington — Pennsylvania,  Eastern  District,  Hicliard  Peters 
— Pennsylvania,  \\  estern  l)istrict,  Jonathan  H.  Walker — Dela- 
ware, John  Fisher — Maryland, N'irgiiiia,  Eastern 

District,  St.  George  Tucker — Virginia,  Western  District,  John 
G.  Jackson — Noith  Carolina,  Henrv  Potter — South  Carolina, 
John  Drayton— Georgia,  VN'illiam  Davies — Kci.tiickv.  Robert 
Trimble — Tennessee,  Jolin  M'Niiiy — Oliio,  Ci.arles  \\'.  Bird- 
Indiana,  Bcijainin  Parke — Louisiana,  Dominic  A.  Hall — Missis- 
sippi, \V'm.  Bayard  Sliields — Illinois,  Nathaniel  Pope — Colum- 
bia, C/iirfJudf^e^  William  Crancli — Jssi^tant  Judges,  Buckner 
Thruston, James  S.  Mosrell,  Henry  G.Webb. 

Clerks  to  the  Supreme^  Circuit.,  and  District  Courts. 

Supreme  Court,  Elias  B.  Caldwell — District  of  New-Hamp- 
shire, Jonathan  Steel — Maii.e,  Henry  Sewall — Massachusetts, 
John  W  .  Davis— Rhode  island,  Benjamin  Cowell — Vermont, 
Cephas  Sinitii — Connecticut,  Henry  Edwards — New  York, 
Gilbert  L.  Thomi)son,  Southern  district  ;  R.  R.  Lansing.  North- 
ern district — New  Jersiy,  Robert  Boggs— Pennsylvania,  David 
Caldwell — Delaware,  A.  Johns — ^Maryland,  Philip  Moore — Vir- 
ginia, east,  Richard  JcfFries — North  Carolina,  Wm.  H.  Haywood 
— South  Carolina,  James  Jervay — Georgia,  John  J.  Bullock- 
Kentucky,  John  H.  Hanna — Tennessee,  Robert  M.  (iavock — 
Ohio,  Humphre}'  Fullerton — Louisiana,  Wm.  Claiborne — Co- 
lumbia, Wm.  Bix'Dt,  Washington  comity  ;  Edmund  I.  Lee,  Alex- 
andria county. 


liv  Whitely^s  Philadelphia  Register, 

District  Attornies. 

New-Hampshire,  DanierHumphries — Maine,  Wm.  P.  Preble 
— Massachusetts,  George  Blake— Rhode  Island,  Asher  Robbins 
Connecticut,  Hezekiah  Huntington — Vermont,  Titus  Hutch- 
inson—New-York,  Robert.  Tillotson,  Southern  district ;  Roger 
Skinner,  Northern  District — New  Jersey,  Joseph  M'llvaine — 
Pennsylvania,  Charles  J.  Ingersoll,  Eastern  district ;  Andrew 
Stewart,  Western  district — Delaware,  George  Read,  jun. — Ma- 
ryland, Elias  Glenn — Virginia,  Robert  Stanard,  Eastern  district ; 
Jacob  Beeson,  Western  district — North  Carolina,  James  M'Kay 
—South  Carolina,  Thomas  Parker — Georgia,' Richard  W.  Ha- 
bersham— Kentucky,  Gecrge  M.  Bibb — East  Tennessee,  John 
M'Campbell — West  Tennessee,  Henry  Crabb— Oliio,  John  C. 
Wright — Columbia,  Walter  Jones,  jun. — Louisiana,  John  Dick 
— Mississippi,  Bela  Metcalf — Indiana,  Alexander  A.  Meek- 
Missouri,  Robert  Wash — Illinois.  Jepthah  Hardin. 

Marshals. 
New- Hampshire,  Michael  M'Clary— Maine,  Thomas  G. 
Thornton — Massachusetts,  James  Prince — Rhode  Island,  Ebe~ 
nezer  K.  Dexter — Connecticut,  Robert  Fairchild — Vermont, 
David  Robinson — New  York,  Tliomas  Morris,  Southern  dis- 
trict; John  W.  Livingston,  Nortliern  district — New  Jersey,  Oli- 
ver Wayne  Ogden — Pennsylvania,  John  Conard,  Eastern  district; 
William  B.  Irish,  Western  district — Delaware,  James  Brobson 
— Maryland,  Paul  Bentalou — Virginia,  Andrew  Moore,  Eastern 
district ;  Benjamin  Reeder,  Western  district — North  Carolina, 
Beverly  Daniel— South  Carolina,  Morton  A.  Waring — Georgia, 
John  H.  Morrell — Kentucky,  Robert  Crocket — East  Tennessee, 

Charles  I.    Porter — West  Tennessee, Ohio,   John 

Hamm — Columbia,  Tench  Ringgold — Louisiana,  Michael  Rey- 
nolds— Indiana,  John  Vawter — Mississippi,  Henry  G.  Johnson — 
Illinois,  Robert  Lemmon. 


TERRITORIAL  GOVERNMENTS. 

LOCAL. — The  Governors  of  Territories  have  a  local  super- 
intendency  of  Indian  affairs,  ex  officio,  within  the  limits  of  their 
respective  territorial  jurisdictions. 

Missouri  Territory. 

William  Clark,  of  Kentucky,  Governor  ;  salary,  2000  dollars 
. — Frederick  Bites,  Secretary;  salary,  1000  dollars — Judges, 
Silas  Bent,  John  B.  C  Lucas,  William  Sprigg,  each  1000  dollars — 
Additional  Judge,  George  Bullit — Charles  Lucas,  Attorney — 
Henry  Dodge,  Marshal. 

Michigan  Territory. 

Lewis  Cass,  Governor — Wm.  Woodbridge,  Secretary — Judges, 
Augustus  B.  Woodward,  James  Witherell,  John  Griffin, 
Alabama   Territori/. 

Wm.  W.  Bibb,  of  Georgia,  Governor— John  W.  Walker,  Se- 
cretary, 


Whiteh/s  Philadelphia  Register. 
UNITKD  STATES'  NAVY, 


Iv 


KAMES 

KoncK     When  and  tvherc  buili 

In(U'|)cn(lcncc, 

. 

- 

74 

1814  Boston 

W'asliiiigton, 

- 

- 

74 

1816  Hdrtsmouth,  (N  H) 

Fraiikliii, 

- 

- 

74 

181.5  Piiiladclphia 

Coliimljiis, 

- 

- 

74 

1819  Washington,  (D  C) 

::Cliippcwa, 

- 

- 

74 

Sacketl's  Harbour 

::Ncw-OiU'ans, 

. 

- 

74 

ditto 

.;:l*lanslMirgh, 

- 

- 

74 

ditto 

Virginia, 

- 

74 

Huilding  at  Norfolk 

Pcniisvlvaiiia, 

- 

- 

74 

Huilding  at  Piiiladclphia 

Ni'w-Vork, 

- 

- 

74 

Building  at  New  York 

Massachusetts, 

- 

- 

74 

Building  at  Boston 

New  Hampshiri 

,  - 

- 

74 

Building  at  Portsmouth, 

C'onsiitiitioii, 

- 

44 

1797  Boston 

United  States, 

- 

- 

44 

1797  Philadelphia 

(iuerncre, 

- 

- 

44 

1814  Phila<lelp!iia 

Java, 

- 

- 

44 

1814  Baltimore 

iSupciior, 
One  building  at  > 
Constellation, 

- 

- 

44 

Sackctt's  nxif)Our 

Vashington,  44 

. 

- 

56 

1797  Baltimore 

Congress, 

- 

- 

36 

1797  Portsmouth,  (N  H) 

Macedonian, 

_ 

. 

36 

Captured  1812,  England 

Fulton  the  First, 

Steam  fr 

ig.  32 

columbiads.  New  York 

tCrnfiance, 

- 

- 

32 

Captured  1814 

iMohawk,      - 

- 

. 

32 

1814  Sackett's  Harbour 

Cyane, 

- 

- 

28 

Cajjtured  1815 

John  Adams,  con'ctte. 

24 

::General  Pike, 

corvette^ 

24 

1813  Sackett's  Harbour 

:  :Saratoga,     - 

- 

- 

22 

::Lawrcnce, 

- 

- 

20 

1813  Erie 

±Erie,    - 
Peacock, 

. 

- 

18 

- 

- 

18 

1813  New-York 

Ontario, 

- 

- 

18 

1809  Baltimore 

Hornet, 

. 

- 

18 

^Detroit, 

. 

- 

18 

1813  Eric 

iJcfferson, 

- 

- 

18 

1815  Sackett's  Harbour 

tJones, 

. 

- 

18 

ditto 

:|:Madison, 

- 

- 

18 

ditto 

::Niagara, 
Louisiana, 

- 

: 

18 
18 

1812  Erie 

Linnet, 

- 

- 

16 

Captured  1814 

tSylph, 

- 

- 

16 

1813  Sackett's  Harbour 

Boxer, 

- 

- 

16 

1815  Hartford,  (Coun.) 

Saranac, 

. 

- 

16 

ditto 

tTiconderoga, 

- 

- 

14 

1814 

^Oneida, 

- 

- 

14 

1815  Sackett's  Harbour 

iQuecn  Charlotte, 

- 

14 

Captured  1813 

Ranger, 

- 

- 

14 

Enterprise, 

- 

- 

12 

Spark, 

- 

- 

12 

Eagle, 

- 

- 

1*? 

Ivi  IFhitely^s  Philadelphia  Register. 

NAMES  FORCE. 

Nonsuch,        _        -        -  6 

Surprise,        -        _        .  6 

Lynx,     -        -        -        -  5 

Hornet,  .        -        .         5 

Fox,       -        -        -        -  4 

Despatch,      -        -        -  2 

Ghent,  -        -        -  1 

Lady  of  the  Lake,  -  1 

Porcupine,     -        -        -  1 

Alert,  store  ship,  -    none  Captured  1814 

Corporation,  -        -        — 

Tickler,         -        -        -        __ 

iEtna,  Vesuvius,  and  Ven- 
geance, bombs. 
$7*  Those  ships  nmarked  thus  :|:,  are  upon  the  Lakes,  and  are 

considered  as  forming  a  part  of  the  Navy. 
The  smaller  vessels  are  principally  stationed  at  important 

passes,  for  the  purpose  of  protecting  our  commercial  trade,  trom 

privateers,  &c. 


Commissioners  of  the  Navy  Board. 

John  Rodgers,  Stephen  Decatur,  and  David  Porter — J.  K- 
Paulding,  Secretary. 


Captains  of  the  United  States  Navy. 
Alexander  Murray,  John  Rodgers,  James  Barron,  William 
Bainbridge,  Hugh  G.  Campbell,  Stephen  Decatur,  Thomas  Tin- 

fey,  Charles  Stewart,  Isaac  Hull,  Isaac  Chauncey,  John  Shaw, 
ohn  H.  Dent,  David  Porter,  John  Cassin,  Samuel  Evans,  Jacob 
Jones,  Charles  Morris,  Arthur  Sinclair,  Thomas  Macdonough, 
Lewis  Warrington,  Joseph  Bainbridge,  William  M.Crane,  James 
T.  Leonard,  James  Biddle,  Charles  G.  Ridgley,  Robert  T. 
Spence,  Daniel  T.  Patterson,  Samuel  Angus,  Melancthon  T- 
Woolsey,  John  Orde  Creighton,  Edward  Trenchard,  John 
Downes,  John  D.  Henley,  Jesse  D.  Elliott. 


Masters  Commandant  of  the  Navy. 

Robert  Henley,  Stephen  Cassin,  James  Renshaw,  David  Dea- 
con, Louis  Alexis,  Sidney  Smith,  Thomas  Brown,  Samuel  Wood- 
house,  Charles  C.  B.  Thompson,  Alexander  S.  Wadsworth, 
George  W.  Rodgers,  George  C.  Read,  Henry  E.  Ballard, 
Thomas  Gamble,'  William  Carter,  jun,  Joseph  J.  Nicholson, 
Wolcott  Chauncey,  John  H.  Elton,  Edmund  P.  Kennedy,  Alex- 
ander J.  Dallas,  John  B.  Nicholson,  Beekraan  V.  HoflFman,  Jesse 
Wilkinson. 


ll'hitelifs  Pliilndrlfthin  Rf^istci .  Ivu 

L'lfiitenant.s  of  the  Navy. 

Francis  J  Mitchell.  Josepli  Nicholson,  Ji  hn  PclliKrcw.  George 
BucUl,  Thomas  A.  C  Jones,  JoM-ph  S.  M->  larsoii,  Jolin  H<-rtcr, 
W'illiim  li  Finch,  William  B.  Shnt>rirk,  Ulimv  U'clU,  Bcnja- 
niiii  VV.  Booth,  Alt-xander  Claxtnn,  Chiirles  VV.  Nl-.i^aii.  Sumuel 
P.  Macombcr,  Havmond  li.  J.  Perty,  Lawrc-mc  Ki-  .ri.cv,  Wil- 
liam H  Watson,  Thomas  lit  mlrv.  iim  Kox'.iall  A  I*  .rkcr,  Kd- 
ward  R  M'Call.  Duiiei  'I'li  ik.t,  William  H  Alien,  l).,vid  Con- 
nor, John  Gallagl\  .■',  Tnornas  H  Stevens,  Ht-.M",  S  Ncwcomb, 
James  P  Oelkrs,.  W.lliam  M  Hunter,  Jolm  D  Sin  »t,  Juhn  Pack- 
ctt,  \N'iHium  H  Cocke,  Mattlit  *  C  Ptrry,  t;h.'ries  W  Skinner, 
Josenii  Wr.igg,  Simuel  W  Auu.ns,  Joh.i  R  M^'.iiisc.n,  Uns^.-micr 
Taylor,  (Jeorge  Pearce,  Fredi  iivk  .V  Smith,  Nathaniel  D  Ni- 
cholson, Othn  Norris,  Joiui  T^'ev^tun,  P  A  I  P  Jones,  Samuel 
Henley,  A  H  M  Conklin,  Josejih  Smith,  Lawrence  R<>usseau, 
Geoive  W  Stuier,  Jo-eph  Cissm,  Kohei  i.  M  Rose,  Beverly  Ken- 
non,  hdward  St  nl)rick.  Charles  ,\  Budd,  Frai'cis  H  Grejjur)-, 
John  M  Maur\,  Kobeit  Sntdden,  John  H  Clack,  Philip  F  \  oor- 
hees,  Bci.jamiii  Cooper,  \V'illiam  L  Gordon,  J^mcs  Raniape,  Si- 
las Duncan,  Duluny  Forrest,  John  Tayloe,  jun.  David  (icisinger, 
Robert  F  Stockton,  Thomas  S  Cunningham,  Isiuic  M'K'.-ever, 
John  P  Zantzinger,  Ctiuiles  E  Crrwhv,  rienn  Gilliam.  William 
D  Salter,  Ch^irles  S  M  Caule\ ,  Ji  .m  H  Bell.  Thomas  M  Newell, 
Elie  A  F  N'allette,  William  A  Spencer,  Francis  BGambk.Wm. 
Laughton,  Nelson  Webster,  Richanl  Dashiell,  Thomas  T  Webb, 
Riciiard  M  Wmter,  John  Perci\  al,  Charles  T  Stallings,  John  H 
Aulick,  William  V  Taylor,  Mcrvine  P  Mix,  Bladen  I)  ilaiiy, 
James  M'Gowan,  George  Vancleave,  Silas  H  Stringham,  Na- 
thaniel L  Montgomery,  William  A  C  Farragui,  Geoigi-  B 
M'Culloh,  Walter  G  Anderson,  Stephen  Chaplin,  \\  illmm 
Lowe,  Walter  N  M.nteath,  Richard  G  Ed\vards,  Isaac  M  lyo, 
William  K  Latimer,  William  Mer\  ine,  Thomas  Crabb,  Edwartl 
B  Babbit,  George  W  Hamersky,  Tliomas  Paine,  jun.  James 
Armstrong,  Joseph  Smoot.  Rcberi  B  Randolph,  Willi. im  Berry, 
Samuel  L  Breesc,  Jolm  Evans,  Benjamin  Page,  iun.  John  T  Rit- 
chie, John  A  Wish,  John  Gwitm,  William  A  \\ea\er,  Thcmas 
W  Wavman,  James  L  Mirris,  John  A  Belsclics,  Andrew  Fitx- 
hugh,  \Villiam  M  Caldwell.  John  K  Carter,  Jose|>ii  Cross,  Abra- 
ham S  Ten  Eick,  Thomas  Hamersley,  John  White,  William  M 
Robins,  Robert  Field,  Hiram  Paulding,  Jonathan  D  Willi.Tmsnn, 
Charles  L Springer,  James  Trant,  Ihiah  P  Levy,  Enoch  H  Johns, 
Charles  Lacy,  Clement  W  Stevens,  Clias.  Boarman.  jun.  French 
Forrest,  Edgar  Freeman,  Thcs.  A  Tij)peit.  Win.  E  M'Kcnney, 
William  J  Belt.  Charles  H  Cildwell.  W.lli.im  Jainesson,  James 
VV  H  Rav,  William  B<xTun,.  Ch.irles  L  \N  illiamson.  Charles 


VV  arncr,  jooii  ri  viraiiaiii.  i-»uiiit»invi  v  m  w  i .  (mh.  .»viii.  ....i.., 
James  E  M'Donakl,  Henry  Henrv,  Samuel  W  Downing.  Richard 
S  Hunter,  William  Pottengcr,  HeDry  W  Ogdcn,  JoRo  H  Lee, 


Iviii  Whiteltf^s  Philadelphia  Register. 

Walter  Abbott,  James  MK  M'Intosh,  Josiah  Tatnall,  Willian. 
Temple,  George  M'Cauley,  Hugh  N  Page,  James  A  Perry,  Ar- 
chibald M'Neal,  John  A  Gook,  William  Inman,  Joel  Abbot, 
Lewis  E  Simonds,  John  M  Dale,  Peleg  K  Dunham,  Harrison  H 
Cocke,  William  H  Mott,  William  J  M'Cluney,  Albert  G  Wall, 
Ephraim  D  Whitlock,  James  F  Curtis,  James  Goodrum,  John  B 
Montgomery,  Horace  B  Sawyer,  Cornelius  K  Stribling,  James - 
E  Legate,  Joshua  R  Sands,  Allen  B  W  Griffin,  Richard  M  Pot- 
ter, John  Ij  Cummings,  Samuel  A  Eakin,  Frederick  S  Gibbon, 
Samuel  W  Adams,  Ji.  L.,  Charles  C  Russell,  A.  X.,  Nicholas 
Marchand,  J.  L.,  Nathaniel  A  Prentiss,  A.  L. 


United  States'*  Navy  Agejits. 

Portland,  John  L  Storer — Portsmouth,  (N  H)  Henry  S  Lang 
don — Boston,  Amos  Binney — New  London,  Joseph  Hull — New 
York,  Robert  Swartwout— Philadelphia,  George  Harrison — Bal- 
timore, James  Beatty — Annapolis,  John  Randall — Norfolk,  Miles 
King— Charleston,  John  Robertson — Savannah,  John  P  Henry —  ' 
Kentucky,  James  Morrison — New  Orleans,  I  K  Smith — New- 
port, (R  I)  Constant  Taber— Hartford,  (Con.)  John  Morgan- 
Wilmington,  (N  C)  Joshua  Potts — Newbern,  Jeremiah  Brovvn — 
New  Castle,  J  S  Riddle — London,  Baring,  Brothers  &  Co.  Bank- 
ers of  United  States — Barcelona,  Richard  M'CaU. 

A  commission  is  allowed  to  navy  agents  not  exceeding  one  per 
cent,  upon  their  disbursements.  Their  whole  annual  emoluments 
are  limited  by  law  to  §2,000,  without  any  allowance  for  clerk 
hire,  porters,  office  rent,  stationary,  or  any  thing  else.  Every 
charge  must  be  paid  out  of  their  corii missions. 


GENERAL  STAFF  OF  THE  U.  S.  ARMY. 

Jacob  Brown,  Major  General. 

Andrev/  Jackson,. Major  Genei'al. 

Alexander  Macomb,  Brigadier  General,  maj.  gen.  brev- 

Edmund  P  Gaines,  Brigadier  General,  maj.  gen.  brev. 

Winfield  Scott,  Brigadier  General,  maj.  gen.  brev. 

Eleazer  VV  Ripley,  Brigadier  General,  maj.  gen.  brev. 

Daniel  Parker,  Adjutant  and  Inspector  General,  brig.  gen. brev. 

Thomas  SJesup,  Quarter  Master  General,  brig.  gen.  brev. 

Robert  Butler,  Adjutant  General,  col  brev. 

Roger  Jones,  Adjutant  General,  col.  brev. 

Arthur  P  Hayne,  Inspector  General,  col.  brev. 

John  E  Wool,  Inspector  General,  col.  brev. 

Charles  J.  Nourse,  Assistant  Adjutant  Genei'al,  maj.  brev.. 

R  M  Kirby,  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  maj.  brev. 

Perrin  Willis,  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  maj.  brev. 

James  M  Glassel,  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  maj.  brev. 


Whilely's  Philadelphia  Register.  li.v 

Juhn  M  Davis,  Assistant  Inspector  General,  maj.  brev. 
Francis  S  Helton,  Assistant  Inspector  (icneral,  niaj   brev. 
William  M'lJouald,  Assistant  Insncctor  GciilpiI,  niaj.  brcv 
John  Biddlc,  Assistant  lns|)tct<)r  General,  niaj.  brev. 
William  Linnard,  Deputv  Quartermaster  (icntral,  maj  brcv 
Milo  Mason,  Deputy  Quartermaster  General,  maj.  brcv. 


Divisions  and  Departments  of  the  Armij. 

The  Northern  Division  comjiriscs  five  Military  Departments 
to  wit:— No.  1  New  York,  above  the  Highlands,  and  Vermont 
—No.  2.  New  Hami)shire,  Massachusetts,  Uhodc  Island,  and 
Connecticut— No.  3.  New  Y<  rk,  below  the  Hi^'hlands,  and  New 
Jersey,  excepting  that  part  which  furnishes  the  first  division  ot 
militia- No.  4  Pennsylvania,  Delaware,  Maryland,  and  that 
part  of  New  Jersey  which  furnishes  the  first  division  of  mditia— 
No  5.  Ohio,  Indiana,  and  the  territory  of  MichiK'an,  and  by  a 
line  drawn  from  the  south  end  of  lake  Michigan  to  the  mouth 
of  Rock  River,  on  the  Mississippi,  to  include  all  posts  that  arc, 
or  may  be,  established  north  of  such  line,  on  both  sides  of  the 
Mississippi,  embracing  all  the  waters  of  that  river  above  Rock 
Ri^er.  .  .         ,^ 

The  Southern  Division  comprises  four  Military  Departments, 
to  wit:  No.  6.  Virginia,  North  Carolina,  and  the  District  of  Co- 
lumbia—No. 7.  South  Carolina  and  Georgia— No  8.  Louisiana, 
Mississmpi,  and  the  Alabama  territory—No.  9.  Tennessee,  Ken- 
tucky, Illinois,  and  Missouri. 


INTERCOURSE  WITH  FOREIGN  NATIONS. 


DIPLOMATIC  DEPARTMENT. 
Alinistera  Plenifioientiary. 

Richard  Rush,  to  Great  Britain.  Albert  Gallatin,  to  France 
George  VV.  Campbell,  to  Russia.  John  Forsy  tli,  to  Si)ain.  John 
Graham,  to  Brazils. 

Charge  (PJffairca, 
Alexander  H.   Everett,  to  the  Netherlands.      Christopher 
Hughes,  jun.  to  Sweden. 

Secretaries  of  Legation. 
John   Adams  Smith,   to  Gixat  Britain.      Daniel  Sheldon,  to 
France.    Charles  Pinkney,  to  Russia.    Thomas  L.  L,  brent,  to 
Spain.    John  J.  Appleton,'  to  Brazil. 
'  (4) 


Ix  W/iitely^s  Philadelphia  Register, 

CON^^LS  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  IN  FOREIGN 
COUNTRIES. 

In  Great  Britaiji  and  its  dependencies. 

Thomas  Aspinwall,  London.  James  Maury,  Liverpool  Her- 
man Visger,  Bristol.  Nath.G.Ingraham,  jr.  Plymouth.  Robert 
W.  Fox,  Falmouth.  William  Davy,  Kingston-upon-Hull.'  Thos. 
Auldjo,  Cowes.  Joel  Hart,  Leith.  Thomas  English,  Dublin. 
Jacob  Mark,  Cork.  James  Luke,  Belfast.  Bernard  Hemy,  Gib- 
raltar. Martin  Bickham,  Isle  of  France.  Thomas  Wynns, 
Turks  Island.    *William  R.  Higinbotham,  Bermuda. 

In  France  and  its  dependencies, 
Isaac  Cox  Barnet,  Pans.     Daniel  Strobel,  Bordeaux.    Joshua 
Dodge,  Marseilles     Henry  Wilson,  Nantes.    Robert  Sterry,  La 
Rochelle.     Edward  Church,  L'Orient.     Reuben  G.  Beasley, 
Havre  de  Grace.    Thomas  Johnston,  Calais.    Philip  De  Peyster, 
Island  of  Guadaloupe.    Silas  Marean,  Island  of  Martinique. 
In  Russia. 
Abraham  P.  Gibson,  St  Petersburg. 
In  Spain  and  its  dependencies. 
John  M.  Hall,  Cadiz.    Richard  M'Call,  Barcelona.    Obadiah 
Rich,  Valencia.    George  G.  Barrell,  Malaga.    Robert  Mont- 
gomery, Alicante.    Richard  S.  Hackley,  St.  Lucar.     Francisco 
Xavier  de  Ealo,  Bilboa.    John  O'SuUivan,  Island  of  TenerifFe. 
Andrew  Stuart,  Island  of  Manilla.     William  G.  Miller,  Monte 
Video.    Robert  K.  Lowry,  La  Guayra.    *Michael  Hogan,  Ha- 
vanna.     *John  Mason,  St.  Jago  de  Cuba.     *John  M.  Baker, 
Porto  Rico. 

In  Portugal  and  Brazil. 
Israel  P.  Hutchinson,   Lisbon.     Henry  Hill,  Rio  de  Janeiro. 
Jose  dos  Santos  Monteiro,  Maranhao.    John  H.  March,  Island 
of  Madeira      John  B.  Dabney,  Fayal.     Samuel  Hodges,  jun. 
Cape  de  Verde  Islands. 

In  Srveden  and  Norrvay. 
David  Erskine,   Stockholm.      C.   A.   Murray,  Gottenburg. 
Peter  Isaacksen,  Christiansand.     J:>fceph  Ficklin,  St.  Bartho- 
lomews. 

Denmark. 
John  Rainals,  Copenhagen.    Robert  Jaques,  Island  of  St.  Croix. 
*Nathan,Levy,  Island  of  St.  Thomas. 

In  the  Netherlands. 
Alexander  M'Rae,  Amsterdam.      George  Joy,  RotteVdam. 
David  Parish,  Antwerp.     Emanuel  Wambersie,  Ostend.    Wil- 
liam Gamble,  Island  of  St.  Eustatia.     Cortland  Parker,  Island  of 
Curi-acoa.    *Abraham  E.  Soesman,  Batavia- 
In  Germany. 
John  M.  Forbes,  consul-flfcueral,  Stettin,  &c.    Edward  Wyer, 
Hamburg.      Frederick  J.  Wichelhausen,    Bremen.      William 
Clark,  Embden.     Philip  Marck,  Pranconia. 


IVhitchfs  Philadelphia  Re^i^tcr.  Ixi 

In  Tuscany,  Sardinia,  and  Austria. 
Iho.nas  Apnleton.  Leghorn.     Jamrs  Schec,  (k-no:i.     N  iUl.; 
\  Sasbcrno,  Nice.     Francis  Adaiub.   I  ncsti-. 
/;/  the  Two  .Sicilirs. 
Alexander  HammcU,  Naples.    Henry  Preble.  I'alern.o.    John 
Broadbcnt,  Messina. 
j  ///  t.'if  Barharii  States. 

■    William  Shaler.  consnl  general.' Algiers.    J"^^"*>''<^V;?  ^''.; .'; 
■Tunis      Thos.  D.  Anderson,  Tripoli,    'iames  Sunpsun.  1  angicr 

I;:  China. 
Henjamin  C.  Wilcocks.  Canton. 
NoTE—Agents  lor  Commerce  and  Seamen  arc  distinguished 
1)  an  asterisk — thus  • 

MINISTr.RS,  CONSULS,  AND  COMMISSARIES   ., 

OF  foreigjY  powers, 

UESIDKNT  IN  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

From  France. 
.  His  ExccUencv,  M.  Hyde  de  Neuville.  Envoy  Extraordinary 
.  "and  Ster  Plenipotentiary,  fron.  France  to  the  United  States 
of  America. 
Mr.  Roth,  Secretary  of  Legation. 
Mr  Boin-euenev.  attached  to  the  Legation. 
Mons  LcL-i.s.-  consul  to  the  United  States  at  Philadelphia. 
Mr.  Berard,  f/n-^  Vice-Consul,  Philadelphia. 
Mr.  Ue  Valnais.  CoumiI,  Boston. 
Mr.  Le  Comte  D'Espinville,  Consul.  New  York. 
Mr.  Angelucci,  Consul,  Baltimore. 
AAr  (Vmteaux   Vice-Consul,  Norfolk. 
Mr"  Le  Marcmis  le  Fongeres.  Consul,  Charleston. 
Mr:  Buchet  de  Martigny,  Agent  of  the  Consulate.  CliarlestOD. 
Mr.  Le  Loup.  Vice-Consul.  ad  wttrnn.  Savannah. 
Mr  (iuillemin.  Consul,  ad  interim.  New  Orleans. 
Mr!  Thierry.  Vice-Consul.  District  of  Columbia.         . 
From  Great  Britain. 

Envoy  Exti-aordmary,  and 

Minister  Plenipotentiary. 
GWs  Crawford 'Antrobus,  Esa^  Secretary  of  Legation. 
William  Henrv  Hnghes.  Esq.  W.vate  Secretary. 
Anthony  St   John  leaker.  Esci  Consul  General. 

"^Zl  Sn'^an.;r^feS?.  oS  for  the  State  and  City  of  N.  York. 
UTuia"  d'..wso;;.  EsV  Consul  tor  Ma.yland_Balt.more 
William  Gray,  Consul  for  Virginia— Norfolk. 


Ixii  Whitely^s  Philadelphia  Register. 

Benjamin  Moodie,  Esq.  Consul  for  North  and  South  Carolina. 

and  Georgia — Charleston. 
John  Davidson,  Esq.  Consul  for  Louisiana — New  Orleans. 
William  S  Skinner,  Esq  Acting  Vice  Consul,  Boston. 
John  Barnard  Gilpin,  Esq.  Acting  Vice  Consul,  Newport  (R  I) 
Gilbert  Robinson,  Esq.         do.  do.  Philadelphia. 

James  Patton,  Esq.  do.  do.  Alexandria  (D  C) 

James  Wallace,  Esq.  do.  do.  Savannah. 

-Donald  M'Intosh,  Esq.  Consul,  New  Hampshire  and  Maine 

From  Russia.  ' 

Pierre  de  Poletica,  Envoy  Extraordinary  and  Minister  Pleni- 
potentiary 
George  EUisen,  Counsellor  of  Legation. 
S.  LomonosoiF,  Secretary  of  Legation. 
Theodore  Ivanoff,  Consul  General,  Philadelphia. 
Alexy  Eustaphieve,  Consul,  Boston. 
T.  Swift,  Vice  Consul,  Alexandria. 
T".  G.  Bogert,  Vice  Consul,  New  York. 
Benjamin  Chew,  Vice  Consul,  New  Orleans. 
Edward  J  Coale,  agent,  Baltimore. 
Fortescue  Whittle,  agent,  Norfolk. 
John  Prince,  agent,  Salem. 
Ebenezer  Mayo,  agent,  Portland- 
Samuel  Snow,  agent,  Providence. 

From  Spain. 

Minister  Plenipotentiary,  and  Envoy 

Extraordinary,  Philadelphia. 
Don  Bartolome  Ronquenet,  Consul,  Philadelphia. 
Don  Thomas  Stoughton,  Consul,  New  York. 
Don  Juan  Stoughton,  Consul  for  New  Hampshire,  Massachusetts, 

Connecticut,  Vermont  and  Rhode  Island — Boston. 
Don  Pablo  Chacon,  Vice  Consul,  Alexandria  (D  C) 
Don  Juan  B  Barnabau,  Consul,  Baltimore. 
Don  Antonio  Argotte  Vilalobos,  Consul  for  Virginia  8c  Kentucky. 
Don  Diego  Moi'phy,  Consul,  New  Orleans. 
Don  Felipe  Fatio,  Consul,  Louisiana. 
Don  Carolus  Mulvi,  Vice  Consul,  Savannah. 

From  Portugal. 

His  Excellency  M.  Correa  de  Serra,  Minister  Plenipotentiary  of 
his  Majesty  the  King  of  Portugal,  Brazil,  and  Algarves,  Phila- 
delphia. 

Joseph  Amado  Grehan,  secretary  of  legation. 

Joaquim  Jose  Vasques,  consul-general,  New-York. 

Phihp  Marot,  Vice  Consul,  Boston. 

J.  Duflf,  Vice  Consul,  New- York. 

John  Vaughan,  Vice  Consul,  Philadelphia. 

William  R.  Swift,  Vice-Consul,  Baltimore. 

Jonathan  Swift,  Vice-Consul,  Alexandria. 

A.  B.  Nones,  Vice  Consul,  Norfolk. 

Joao  P.  Calhorda,  Vice  Consul,  Wilmington,  (N  C) 


Whitely's  Philadelphia  RcjfiiiUr.  Ixiii 

C.  P.  L.  Wessendorf,  Vice  Consul.  Charleston,  (S  C) 
Francis  Sorral,  Vice  Consul,  Savannah. 

From  Denmark. 
His  Excelleiicv  1'.  I'ederscn.  minister   resident   trom   the  roni  t. 

of  Dfiimarkand  consul-mtar.d,  I'hiladilphia. 
John  Bohlcn,  vice-consvd,  I'hilackdnhia. 
George  H mimeken,  consul.  New  York. 
Charles  \V  Cireene,  vict-consul.  Boston. 
Lewis  Hrantz,  vice-consul,  Baltimmc 
Jonathan  Switt,  vice-consul.  Alexandria. 
Moses  Mvers,  vice-consul,  Nortolk. 
Joseph  Winthrop,  vice-consul,  Cliarlcston,  (S  C) 
Richard  Kelt,  vice-consul.  New  Orleans. 

From  S-ireti'tn  arm'  Norway. 
His  Excellency  Baron  Robert  Siackelbei-g,  charge  d'affaires. 
Henry  Galin,  consul-general,  New-York. 
Seveiin  Lorich,  consul,  Philadelpliia. 
Samuel  BUiKge.  commercial  agent,  Boston- 
R.Rogers,  jun   commercial  agent.  Providence,  ^K  i) 
J.  Swift,  commercial  agent,  Alexandria. 
J.  B.  Cunningham,  commercial  agent,  Washington,  (N  L.) 
Edmund  Bridge,  jun  commercial  agent,  W  ilnnngtcm  (N  <^; 
Joseph  Wintlirop,  commercial  agent,  Charleston,  (S  C) 
W'm.  Taylor,  commerciul  agent.  Savannah. 
R.  D.  Shepherd,  commercial  agent,  New  Orleans. 

From  Friiisia. 
His  Excellency,  Frederick  Greuhm,  minister  resident. 
Jacob  Sperrv,  consul,  Phdadeli^liia. 
J.  \V.  Schniidt,  consul.  New  Yoik. 
Ralph  B.  Forbes,  consul,  Boston. 
Louis  Trapman,  consul,  Charleston,  (S  C) 

From  Hamburi^h. 
C.N   Buck,  consul  general,  Philadelphia. 
J.W.Schmidt,  vice-consul.  New  York. 
Frederick  C.Graf,  Baltimore. 
Anthonv  C.  Cazenovt,  Alexandria. 
Jacob  Wulff.  Charleston,  (S  C) 
Vincent  Nolte,  New  Oi  leans. 

Fro  ■.  the  United  Netherlands . 
His  Excellency  Viscount  de  Quabeck,  Charge  t\' Affaires,  Wash- 
ington. 
P.  G.  Lechleitner,  Consul,  I'hiladelphia. 
F.  L.  Wentrop,  E-q  Consul.  Boston. 
J.  C.  Zimmerman.  Consul,  New-York. 
C-  S  Konig,  Consul,  Baltimore. 
Jonathan  Swift,  Consul,  ,\lexandria. 
Moses  Meyer.  Consul,  Norfolk. 
James  Holmes,  Consul.  Charleston. 
Thomas  Wright,  Consul,  Savannah. 
William  Nott,  Consul,  New-Orleans. 

Austria — the  name  not  known. 
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Ixiv 


Whitely^s  Philadelphia  Register, 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  CUSTOMS 

In  the  Ports  of  Entry  within  the  United  States^ 


PORTS. 

Poi'tsmouth* 

White  Mountains 

Alburg 

Mumphreymagog 

Newburyport 

Ipswich 

Crloucester 

Beverly  and 

Salem* 

Marblehead* 

BoKton* 

Plymouth 

Bavnstable 

Nantucket 

Edgartown 

New  Bedford* 

Dighton 

York 

Saco* 

Portland* 

Bath 

Augusta 

Wiscasset 

Penobscot 

Bangor 

Thomastown 

Frenchman's  Bay 

Machias 

Passsamaquoddy 

Wa  Id  obo  rough 

Kennebunk 

Newport* 

North  Kingston 

East  Greenwich 

Warren 

Bristol* 

Pawcatuck  river 

Providence 

Patuxet 

Tiverton 

New-London 

Stonington 

New-Haven 

Middletown 

Fairfield 

Hartford 

Saybrook 

Sagg  Harbour 


COLLECTORS. 

Timothy  Upham 
Eph.  H.  Mahurin 
James  Fisk 
Roger  Enos 
Joseph  Marquand 
Asa  Andrews 
John  Kittredge 

I  William  R.Lee 

Joseph  Wilson 
H.  A.  S.  Dearboi-n 
Henry  Warren 
Isaiah  L  Green 
Martin  T.  Morton 
I'homas  Cooke,  jr. 
John  Hawes 
Nathaniel  Williams 
Jeremiah  Bradbury 
Daniel  Granger 
Isaac  Ilsly 

l3.  Wingate,  jr. 

Francis  Cook 

?  Josiah  Hook 

Hezekiah  Prince 
Meletiah  Jordan 
Jeremiah  O'Brien 
Stephen  Thacker 
Denny  M'Cobb 
Joseph  Storer 
William  EUery 


Chas.  Collins,  jr. 
Thomas  Coles 

Thos.  H.  Cushing 

Abraham  Bishop 
Alex.  Wolcott 
Walter  Bradley 

Henry  P.  Bering 


SURVEYORS. 

James  Ladd 


William  Cross 

Ebenezer  Dale 
C  Jonathan  Smith 
(_  John  Sanders 
Joshua  Prentis 
Eldridge  Gerry 


James  C.  Jewett 
^  Isaac  Carter 


{ 


Joseph  Carr 


John  Slocum 
Wm.  Hammond 
Thomas  Arnold 
Nathaniel  Phi-lips 
Samuel  Bosworth 
Sylvester  Gavet 
John  B.  Barton 
Joseph  Aborne 
Thomas  Durfee 
Oliver  Champlain 
Elijah  Palmer 
William  Munson 
W.  Van  Deursen 

Solomon  Porter 
George  Wolcott 


Whitely's  Philadelphia  Rig'isttr. 


Ixv 


f-  FORTS. 

New  York*  and 

Albany 

Hudson 

Oswegatchic 

Cliumplain 

Oswego 

Niagara 

Buftaloc  Creek 

Gcncsec 

Sackott's  Harbour 

Cape  St.  Vincent 

Forth  Am  boy 

Burlington 

Bridgetown 

Great  Egg  Harbour 

Little  Egg  Harbour 

New  Brunswick 

Jersey 

Philadelphia* 

Presque  Isle 

Wilmington  (Del)* 

Baltimore* 

Town  Creek 

Chester 

Oxford  and 

Easton 

Vienna 

Snowhill 

Annapolis 

Nottingham 

Llewellenburg 


COLLECTORS. 

^  David  Gclston 

Reuben  Moorcs 
Alexander  Richards 
Peter  S;iilly 
Nathan  Sage 
Robert  Fleming 
Oliver  Forward 
Jesse  Hawley 

>  Peter  Keys 

John  Brewster 
Lemuel  Howell 
James  D  Wescott 
Ciideon  Leeds 
Silas  Crane 


SURVEYORS. 
^  (leu.  Swift 
(i  Job II  Vornor,  jr. 
Isaac  Dayton 


Henry  Coffin 


Nanjemoy 

St.  Mary's  (Md.) 

Havre  de  Grace 

Georgetown  (D  C) 

Alexandria 

Hampton 

Norfolk* 

Suffolk 

Smith  field 

Petersburg 

Richmond 

City  Point 

Yorktown, 

West  Point,  and 

Cumberland 

East  River 

Tappahanock 

Urbanna 

Port  Royal    , 

Fredericksburg 

Carter's  Creek 

Charlestown,  (V.) 


John  Steele 
Thomas  Forster 
Allen  M'Lane 
Jas.  H  M'CuUoch 

James  N  Gordon 

I  John  Willis 

John  Ennalls 
Lemuel  P  Spence 
John  Randall 
Henry  Boswell 

Athan.  Fenwick 


H  Goldsborough 
John  Barnes 
Charles  Simms 
David  Brodie 
Charles  K  Mallorey 


Joseph  Jones, 
James  Gibbon 


Bernard  Smith 
Philip  Williams 
James  G  lent  worth 


William  Lowry 
Charles  Chilton 


Benjamin  Wilmot 


r Lewis  Ford 

<  Wm.  D  Harrison 

C_  Robert  Chelsey 


h 


Nelson,  jr. 
J.  B.  Roberts 

>John  Haile 


Bath.  Dangerfield 

Copeland  Parker 
Joseph  Prentiss 
Robert  Butler 
John  H  Peterson 
R\lar.d  Randolph 
Andrew  Tor  bom 

Eugene  Sullivan 

William  White 

Henry  Muse 
William  Gray 
Adam  Cooke 
.Ez  G.  Slicarman 
Jacob  Decumps 


Ixvi 


Whitely^s  Philadelphia  Register. 


PORTS. 

Yeocomico 

Dumfries 

Folly  Landing 

Cherry  Stone 

South  Quay 

Wilmington,  (N  C) 

Swansborough 

Winton 

Windsor 

Shewarkey 

Hertford 

Nixonton 

Indiantown 

Currituck  Inlet 

Pasquetank 

Newbiggin  Creek 

Tombstone 

Murfreesborough 

JJewbern 

Beaufort  (NC) 

Washington* 

Edenton* 

Plymouth 

Camden* 

Ocracoke* 

Charleston* 

Georgetown  (S  C)* 

Beaufort  (SC)* 

Savannah* 

Sunbury* 

Brunswick  and 

Daiien 

St.  Mary's  (G) 

Hardwick 

Louisville 

Limestoae 

Erie 

Miami 

Sandusky 

Marietta 

Cincinnati 

Massac 

Netchez 

New  Orleans 

Bayou  St.  John 

Charlestown  (L) 

Teche 

Mobile 

Detroit 

Michilimackinac 


COLLECTOfis. 

John  S  Tapscott 
W.  A  Linton 
Parker  Barnes 
Nathaniel  Holland 
Willis  W  Parker 
Robert  Cochrane 


Francis  Hawks 
Bridges  Arundel 
Thomas  H  Blount 
Samuel  Tredwell  , 
Levi  Fagan 
Enoch  Sawyer 
Thos.  S.  Singleton 
Simeon  Theus 
Thomas  Chapman 
William  Joyner 
Arch.  S  Bullock 
James  Holmes 

|W  J.  M'Intosh 

Archibald  Clark 
John  J.  Jenkins 


SURVEYORS, 


Thomas  Callender 
Demsey  Jones 
Peterson  Gurley 
William  H  Ruffin 
Henry  Hunter 
Josiah  Townsend 
Samuel  Matthews 
Thomas  C.  Ferebee 
Malachi  Jones 
David  Richardson 
T.  L.  Shanhonhouse 
Jehu  Nichols 
James  Morgan 


A,  W.  Walworth 
Almon  Gibbs 
Peter  P.  Ferrv 


Beverly  Chew 


Thomas  H  Jervey 


Thomas  Bourke 


M'Queen  M'Intosh 


Richard  Ferguson 
Charles  Pelham 


Henry  P  Wilcox 
John  Andrews 
Gideon  D  Cobb 
W  H.  Beaumont 

CWilliam  Emerson 

<  Louis  Blanc 


James  Miller 

Adden  Lewis 

William  Woodbridge 

Adam  D  Stewart 
Note— The  ports  which  have  stars  affixed,  thus  *,  are  those 
at  which  vessels  from  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  or  any  place  be- 
yond, are  admitted  to  make  entry. 


IFhiteiy^s  Philadelphia  Register.  Ixvii 

NAV^AL  OFFICERS. 

Portsmouth,  Klijali  Hall— Ncwburyport,  D.uiitl  Sweet — Sa- 
lem, Hciirv  F.lkins — Boston, 'I'homas  Melville — NtwnDrt,  Wal- 
ter Nicliols — Pro\i(iciice,  Siunnel  Brown — New  York,  John 
Ferguson — Philadelphia,  Samuel  Clarke — Baltimore,  J(>«.hiia 
Bainey — Norfolk,  Pnilenion  (iatewood — \V'ilminglon,  John  1). 
Jones — Charleston,  Thomas  Waring — Savannah,  Alexander  Ir- 
vine— New  Orleans,  Edwin  Lorrain. 


PUBLIC  APPRAISERS, 

.i/ifiointed  under  (he  ylct  sufifUcmmtartj  to  (he  Collecdon  Lanv, 

fjanscd  duririff  (he  lute  session. 

Boston,  William  Little,   Isaac  Waters — New  York,  Ichabod 

Prall,    Abraham    R.   Lawrence — Philadelphia,    Samuel    Ross, 

Thbs.  Stewart — Baltimore,  William  Dickinson,  William  Haslctt, 


UNITED  STATES'  PATENTS. 

The  general  law  concerninji;  ihc  issuing  of  Patents  will  be 
found  in  the  second  volume  of  the  Laws  of  the  United  States, 

f)age  200.  This  law  provides  for  citizens  only  ;  but  a  subsequent 
aw  (vol.  5,  page  88)  provides  also  for  applicants  who  have  re- 
sided two  years  or  upwards  in  the  United  States,  and  who  are 
not  citizens. 

In  applying  for  a  patent,  it  is  necessary  to  attend  to  every  legal 
form,  for  in  consequence  of  inattention  to  forms  only,  some  of  the 
patents  issued  formerly,  have  in  the  courts  of  law  been  declared 
to  be  null  and  void. 

MODE  OF  APPLJCATIOX. 

"  Every  inventor,  before  he  presents  i)is  petition  to  the  secre- 
tary of  state,  signifying  his  desire  of  obtaining  a  patent,  shall  pay 
into  the  treasury  of  the  United  States,  thirty  dollars,  for  which 
he  will  be  furnished  with  duplicate  receipts,  one  of  which  he 
shall  deliver  to  the  secretary  of  state,  wlien  he  presents  his  pe- 
tition ;  and  the  money  thus  paid  shall  be  in  full  for  the  sundry 
services  to  be  performed  in  the  office  of  the  secretaiy  of  state, 
consequent  to  such  petition.  This  petition  must  be  addressed  to 
the  secretary  of  state,  and  may  be  in  the  following  or  in  a  similar 
style  : 

To  the  Hon. ,  Secretary  of  State  of  the  United 

States. 

The  petition  of  A.  B.  of ,  in  the  county  of ,  and 

state  of ,  respectfully  i*epresents  : 

That  your  petitioner  has  invented  a  new  and  useful  improve- 
ment ["  or  art,  machine,  manufacture  or  composition  of  matter, 
or  any  new  and  useful  improvement  in  any  art,  machine,  manu- 
facture, or  composition  of  matter"]  in ,  not  ktiown  or  used 

before  his  application,  the  advant:ige3  of  which  he  is  desirous  of 
securing  to  himself  and  his  legal  representatives  ;  he  therefore 
prays,  that  latters  pat'  nt  of  the  United  States  may  be  issued, 
granting  unto  your  petitioner,  his  heirs  admistrators,  or  assigns. 


Ixviii  Whitely^s  Philadelphia  Regiater. 

the  full  and  exclusive  light  of  making,  constructing,  using,  and 
vending  to  others  to  be  used,  his  said  improvement,  (art,  inven- 
tion, machine,  manufacture  or  composition  of  matter,  &c,) 
agreeably  to  the  acts  of  Congress  in  such  case  made  and  provi- 
ded ;  your  petitioner  having  paid  thirty  dollars  into  the  treasury 
of  the  United  States,  and  complied  with  the  other  provisions  of 
the  said  acts.  A.  B, 

The  specification  or  description  of  the  machine,  art,  discovery, 
or  invention,  must  be  given  in  clear  and  specific  terms,  designa- 
ting it  from  all  other  inventions,  and  describing  the  whole  in  such 
a  manner  as  to  comprehend  not  onty  the  form  and  construction, 
if  a  machine,  but  also  the  mode  of  using  the  same  ;  and  if  it  be 
only  an  improvement  on  a  certain  machine  already  invented  by 
the  applicant  or  any  other,  it  ought  to  be  so  mentioned  or  de- 
scribed ;  and  as  this  specification,  description,  or  schedule,  enters 
into  and  forms  part  of  the  patent,  it  must  be  without  any  refer- 
ences to  a  model  or  drawing,  and  must  be  signed  by  the  appli- 
cant or  applicants,  before  two  witnesses.  It  is  material  that  this 
be  in  good  language,  and  correctly  written,  as  it  is  transcribed 
into  the  patent,  and  the  original  papers  will  be  deposited  in  an 
office,  that  will  hand  them  down  to  posterity ;  by  which  the 
honour  of  the  CCJi^try  is  concet'ned  in  this  attention.  The  modest 
ir/ventor  will,  no  doubt,  exclude  those  panegyrics  on  the  excel- 
lence of  his  invention  or  discovery,  which  abounds  sometimes  in 
the  productions  of  the  inferior  genius,  but  which  ought  not  to 
enter  into  the  patent. 

The  following,  or  a  similar  oath  or  affirmation,  taken  [before 
a  judge  of  any  of  the  courts,  or  a  justice  of  the  peace,  or  any  per- 
son qualified  to  administer  an  oath]  by  the  applicant  or  appli- 
cants, must  be  subjoined  to  the  specification,  if  citizens  of  the 
United  States : 

FORM. 

County  of 

State  of— 

On  this of ,  181  ,  before  thesubscriber,  a  justice  of 

the  peace,  in  and  for  the  said  county,  personally  appeared  the 
aforenamed  A.  B  and  made  solemn  oath  [or  affirmation]  accord- 
ing to  law,  that  he  verily  believes  himself  to  be  the  true  and  ori- 
ginal inventor  or  discoverer  ot  the  art,  [machine,  Invention,  or 
improvement,  composition  of  matter,  &c.]  above  specified  and 

described,  for (mention  here  the  object  or  intention) 

,  and  that  he  is  a  citizen  of  the  United  States. 

,  Justice  Peace. 

If  not  a  citizen  (or  citizens)  the  following  addition  must  be 
made  to  the  declaration,  "  that  he  verily  believes  himself  to  be 
the  true  and  original  inventor  or  discoverer  of  the  art,  &c.  And 
that  the  same  hath  not,  to  the  best  of  his  or  her  knowledge,  or 
belief,  been  known  or  used,  either  in  this  or  any  foreign  country 

•"    "  Also,  that  he  '^^or  she)  hath  resided  in  the  United 

States  two  years  and  upwards." 

It  is  not  necessary  that  the  time  of  residence  should  immedi- 
ately precede  the  a;pplication. 

If  an  inventor  or  discoverer  should  die  intestate,  before  an  ap- 
plication be  made  for  a  patent,  his  legal  representatives  may 


lyiiitely's  Philadelphia  Register.  Ixvix 

apply  tor  the  patent,  in  trust  for  the  heirs  at  law  ;  otherwise  in 
trust  for  the  devisees. 

The  spcciHcaiion  must  be  acr.ompauied  by  a  good  drawing,  in 
persi)ccti\  f,  ot  lliu  whole  macluiu*  or  ajiparatus,  "  where  tlic  na- 
ture of  ll»e  case  admits  ofdiawings,  or  with  specimens  oJ  the 
ingredients,  and  of  the  composition  of  lualttr,  suthciint  in  (juati- 
tity  for  the  purpose  of  experiment,  where  llie  inxention  is  ot  a 
composition  of  matter."  "  And  such  inventor  shall,  moreover, 
delivera  model  of  his  machine,  jjrovided  tne  secretary  shall  deem 
such  mo<lel  to  he  necessary."  It  is  requisite,  in  gi\  ing  a  drawing 
of  the  machine,  to  give  also  sectional  drawings  ot  the  interior 
when  the  machine  be  complex  ;  and  every  drawing  sliould  be  ac- 
companied with  explanatory  references.  If  the  machine  iscom- 
])lex,  a  motlcl  will  likewise  be  necessary,  notohly  to  explain  and 
render  it  compreliensible  to  a  common  capacity,  but  also  to  pre- 
vent infringements  of  rights  ;  for  many  will  plead  ignorance  of 
drawings,  who  cannot  avoid  con\iction  by  wheels  and  pmions. 

The  drawings  ought  not  to  exceed  a  quarto  size,  and  if  confin- 
ed to  octavo  they  would  be  still  better,  where  it  can  be  done 
conveniently  and  distinctly. 

Many  of  tlie  drawings  in  this  office  are  executed  in  a  very 
handsome  style,  and  do  much  credit  to  the  gentlemen  whose 
names  are  ascertained.  If  tlie  artists  would  always  sign  them, 
with  their  directions,  information  might  be  given  to  the  appli- 
cants for  patents  where  to  a|)ply  for  drawings. 

The  papers  must  all  be  sent  directed  to  the  superintendent  of 
the  Patent  Office,  under  cover  to  tiie  secretary  of  state,  which 
of  course  renders  them  free  of  postage  ;  but  if  mo<lels  be  sent, 
their  fieigiit  or  carriage  hither  must  be  paid,  and,  before  pack- 
ing them,  the  name  or  naities  of  the  inventor  or  inventoi-s  should 
i)e  written  thereon,  with  the  name  of  the  machine,  and  the  date; 
for,  sometimes,  on  receiving  them,  it  is  difficult  to  know  to  whom 
thev'  appertain. 

The  congress  being  impressed  with  a  high  sense  of  the  value 
of  the  inventions  of  our  citizens,  have  purchased  an  elegant  and 
extensive  building,  wherein  preparations  are  made  for  the  ac- 
commodation of  a  very  numfious  collection  of  tlie  macliines  il- 
lustrative of  the  ingenuity  displayed;  and  this  Museum  of  the 
Arts,  it  is  presumed,  will  stimulate  the  ingenious  to  send  the 
models  of  their  machines  and  inventions  in  a  style  that  will 
rather  honour 'than  discredit  themselves  and  our  country. 

Co|>y- rights  of  books,  prints,  charts,  maps,  &c.  are  secured 
'*  by  depositing,  before  publication,  a  printed  co])v  of  the  title  of 
such  map,  chart,  book  or  books,  in  the  clerk's  office  of  the  dis- 
trict court,  where  the  author  or  proprietor  sliall  reside,  who  will 
record  the  same  ;  and  the  author  or  proprietor  shall  within  two 
months  from  the  date  of  the  recor<l,  cause  a  copy  of  the  baid  re- 
cord to  be  published  in  one  or  more  of  the  newspapers  printed 
in  the  United  States,  for  the  space  of  four  weeks.  And  wiiliin 
six  months  of  publishing  the  map,  chart,  book,  or  books,  the  au- 
thor or  proprietor  shall  dehver,  or  cause  to  be  delivered  to  the 
secretary  of  state,  a  copy  of  the  same  ;"  and,  wlien  deposited  and 
entered  in  the  patent  office,  a  certificate  will  be  returned  of  its 
being  received.    This  will  secure  the  sole  right  of  publication. 


Ixx  Whitely's  Philadelphia  Register, 

for  fourteen  years,  to  the  author  or  proprietor,  if  a  citizen  of  the 
United  States,  or  resident  therein.  "  And  if,  at  the  expiration  of 
the  term,  the  author  or  authors,  or  proprietors,  or  any  of  them, 
be  living  and  a  citizen  or  citizens  of  these  United  States,  or  resi- 
dents therein,  the  same  exclusive  right  shall  be  continued  to  him 
or  them,  his  or  their  executors,  administrators  or  assigns,  for  the 
further  term  of  fourteen  years  ;  provided,  he  or  they  shall  cause 
the  title  thereof  to  be  recorded  and  published  in  the  above  man- 
ner, within  six  months  before  the  expiration  of  the  first  term  of 
fourteen  years  aforesaid."  In  securing  designs  for  paper  hang-  - 
ingsand  ornaments  for  rooms,  &c.  a  specimen  of  each  should  be 
deposited  in  the  clerk's  office  where  the  inventor  resides,  who 
will  describe,  in  writing,  all  the  ornaments,  and  the  colours  used 
in  each,  so  as  to  designate  them,  with  the  changes  that  are  propo- 
sed to  be  used  in  changing  the  ground  and  general  tint.  Let  each 
paper  thus  described,  be  numbered,  1,  2,  3,  &c.  and  after  enter- 
ing them  in  the  clerk's  office,  and  publishing  them  as  directed, 
let  a  specimen  of  each  be  sent  to  the  honourable  the  secretary  of 
state,  or  through  him  to  the  person  wlio  directs  the  patent  office, 
with  correspondent  descriptions  and  numbers  ;  and  a  certificate 
of  such  a  deposit  will  complete  the  requisitions  of  the  law  in  se- 
cui'ing  the  exclusive  right  to  each  original  production  of  genius. 

WM.  THORNTON. 


POST  OFFICE  ESTABLISHMENT. 

The  Post  Office  establishment  is  under  the  direction  of  a  Post- 
master General,  whose  office  is  called  the  General  Post  Office, 
and  is  kept  at  the  seat  of  government. 

Congress,  by  special  act,  establishes  such  post  roads  as  appear 
to  them  expedient.  At  this  time  there  is  a  main  post  road  which 
extends  1,733  miles  from  Robbinstown,  on  the  north-eastern  ex- 
tremity of  the  sea-coast  of  the  United  States,  to  St.  Mary's,  on  the 
south  eastern  extremity  ;  and  another  main  post  road  which  leads 
from  the  seat  of  government  to  New-Orleans,  being  a  distance 
of  1,233  miles,  and  branches,  or  cross  roads,  which  keep  up  a 
communication  between  the  capital  of  the  United  States,  and  the 
capitals  of  the  individual  states,  and  also  with  every  city  or  vil- 
lage of  any  note.  The  aggregate  of  the  excent  of  the  several 
post  roads  is  about  51,600  miles. 

The  mail  is  carried  by  contrasts  made  with  the  Postmaster 
General,  who  has  divided  the  whole  into  nearly  400  routes  or 
contracts,  and  has  stipulated  for  its  conveyance  as  often  and  with 
such  expedition  as  he  finds  the  public  interest  requires.  It  ruiis 
daily  between  the  great  and  commercial  towns ;  twice  a  week  to 
the  capitals  of  each  state,  not  commercial;  and  once  a  week  to 
other  places.  The  usual  rate  of  travelling  on  the  cross-roads,  is 
40  miles  a  day  ;  and  from  60  to  120  miles  in  24  hours,  betvteen 
the  great  commercial  towns. 

Post  Offices  are  established  by  the  Postmaster  General,  at  such 
places  as  he  considers  expedient. 

There  are  stages  for  the  conveyance  of  the  mail  and  passen- 
gers, from  Belfast  in  Maine,  to  St.  Mary's  in  Georgia,  and  on 
many  of  the  cross-roads. 


ll'/iiteli/s  PiiiluiU'lpliia  Register 


Ixxi 


TABLK 

OF   THE 

POST  OFFICE  ESTADLISHMEJrr, 

From  1789  to  1818,  inclusive. 


tages. 

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of  the 

of  the 

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c 

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1 

1789 

75 

1790 

75 

837,935 

S8,198S1.861 

822,081 

8o,795    1.875 

1791 

89 

46,294 

10.312;  3.092 

23,293 

9,597   1,905 

1792 

195 

67,444 

16,518;  5,28i   32,731 

12,913   5,642 

1793 

209 

104,747 

21,646;  5,660   44,734 

32,707   5,642 

1794 

450 

128,947 

27,156  9,812 

53.005 

33.974   11,984 

1795 

453 

160,620 

30,272  12,262 

75,359 

42.-37!  13,207 

1796 

468 

195,067 

35,730  14,353 

81,489 

63.495   13.207 

1797 

554 

213,998 

47,109  13,623 

89,382 

63.884   16.180 

1798 

639 

232,977 

56.035:  16  035 

107.014 

53,893   16,180 

1799 

677 

264,846 

63.958;  14,605 

109,475 

76.8081  16,180 

1800 

903 

280.804 

I  69,243  16,107 

128,644 

66.810  20,^>17 

1801 

1025 

320,443 

79,338;  23,363 

152,450 

65,2921  22,309 

1802 

1114 

327,045 

85,587  21,658 

174.671 

45,129 

25,315 

1803 

1258 

351,823 

93.170  24.084 

205. IIU 

29,459 

25,315 

1804 

1405 

389.450 

,r*7,716  24.231 

205  555 

51,94.' 

29.556 

1805 

1558 

421,373 

111,552  26,180 

239.635 

44.006 

31.076 

1806 

1710 

446,106 

119.785  25,895 

267,893 

32,53.. 

33,431 

1807 

1848 

478,763 

,129.041 

32.093 

292,751 

24.878 

'33,75j 

1808 

1944 
2012 

460,564 

128.65r 
,141,579 

28,676 
23,5  U 

305,499 
332,917 

34.035 
34.035 

1809 

5061634 

8.622 

1810 

2300 

551,684 

149,438 

18,565 

.;27.96G 

55,7\j 

36,406 

1811 

2403 

587,247 

159,244 

20,689 

319,166 

88.148 

36,i06 

1811 

2610 

649,208 

177,421 

22,117 

340.62(1 

109,043 

39,378 

1813 

703,155 

221,848 

20.605 

438,559 

22,143 

39,540 

1814 

730,370 

234,354 

17.17C 

475,60- 

3,244 

41.736 

1815 

;>ooo 

(1,043.06.5 

241,901 

18.441 

487,779 

294,944 

43,966 

181< 

326C 

1  961,782 

265,544 

I6,50fc 

521.97C 

157,760 

48,976 

Ibl, 

345S 

'l,002,97o 

303.91C 

23,41  C 

589.  IKt 

^6.4j^ 

51,600 

1818 

361{i 

1 

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ixxii  Whitely'*s  Philadelphia  Register. 

A  VIEW 

OF  THE 

Progress  of  the  Post  Office  Department, 


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of  the  : 

Periods. 

Nos. 

Miles. 

Miles. 

Miles. 

Miles. 

Miles. 

1793 

209 

5,642 

8,567 

7,662 

16,229 

843,908 

1797 

554 

16,180 

14,902 

19,708 

34,610 

1,799,720 

1801 

1,025 

21,840 

24,490 

34,380 

58,870 

3,061,964 

1803 

1,258 

2^,315 

30,172 

37,228 

67,400 

3,504,800 

1807 

1,848 

33,755 

41,528 

45,000 

86,528 

4,499,456 

1811 

2,403 

36,406 

46,380 

61,171 

107,550 

5,592,652 

1816 

3,260 

48,976 

71,046 

74,516 

14.5,562 

7,569,224 

1817 

3,459 

51,600 

The  Mail  is  transported  in  stages,  each  day  in  the  year,  10,121 
miles. 

The  Mail  is  transported  in  sulkies  and  on  horseback,  each  day 
in  the  year,  10,616  miles,  making  20,737  miles  per  day. 

If  you  divide  the  post  roads  of  the  United  States  into  two  distinct 
post  routes,  the  Mail  will  travel  each  week,  in  stages  nearly  equal 
to  three  times  I'ound  the  globe;  and  divide  all  the  post  roads  in 
the  United  States,  into  four  equal  or  distinct  post  routes,  on  which 
the  Mail  is  carried  in  stages,  sulkies,  a,nd  on  horseback,  it  will 
be  equal  to  a  travel  of  six  times,  each  week,  round  the  globe, 
averaging  one  Post  Office  for  every  15  miles  of  post  road. 

The  Mail  is  transported  by  a  direct  or  corresponding  line  of 
stages,  from  Anson  (in  the  district  of  Maine,)  ma  Washington  city, 
to  Nashville,  (Tennessee,)  a  distance  of  1,448  miles,  in  a  south- 
western direction.  The  Mail  is  transported,  by  a  direct  line  of 
stages,  from  St.  Mary's;  in  Georgia,  to  Highgate,  in  Vermont,  vja 
Washington  city,  a  distance  of  1,369  miles,  in  a  northern  direction. 


RATES  OF  POSTAGE. 
I^or  Single  Letters,  comfiosed  of  one  piece  ofpafier. 
Any  distance  not  exceeding  36  miles,  6  cents.  ' 

Over  36  and  not  exceeding  80  miles,  10  cents. 
Over  80  and  not  exceeding  150  miles,  122  cents. 
Over  150  and  not  exceeding  400  miles,  18^  cents. 
Over  400  miles,  25  cents. 


]Vliitclifs  Philadelphia  J'^cgistcr.  Ixxiii 

i* 

^    Double  I^dcrs,  or  those  composed  of  two  pieces  of  paper,  arc 

charj^ed  witl)  double  tliosc  r.itcs. 

Trifilc  J.rdrm,  wilh  triple  those  rati  s. 

Quadrufile  Lclltrs,  willi  fiujulniple  tliosc  rales,  provided  they 
•wei^h  one  ounce  ;  otlitrwise,  with  triple  |)ostagc. 

J'.vtrij  Packrt,  ronii)osed  of  tour  or  mon-  pieces  of  paper,  and 
■weighing  one  onnoe  or  more,  is  to  l)e  charged  witli  single  postage 
for  each  quarter  of  an  ounce  ;  excejU  letters  conve/cd  !)>■  water 
mails,  wliich  arc  not  {o  l)c  charged  with  more  than  (piadrupU 
postage,  unless  the  packets  actually  contain  more  thau  four  dis- 
tinct letters 

Aewf/ia/ms  cents 

Each  p.iper  carried  not  over  lOd'milcs,         -        -        -         1 

Over  .00  miles, Ih 

Rut  if  carried  to  any  Post  Office  in  the  state  in  which  it  is 
printed,  whatever  he  the  distance,  the  rale  is     -         •         1 
JMdi^azinrs  and  Pamfilikla  are  rated  hy  the  sheet. 
Carried  not  over  50  miles,  per  sheet,    -         -         -         -         1 

Over  50  and  not  over  100, !i 

\ny  greater  distance,    -------2 


POST  OFFICE— PHILADELPHIA, 

116  Chcsnut  street^  Richurd  Bache^  Esq.  Postmaster. 

ESTJAELISHMENT  OF  THE  MAILS,  CORRECTED  FEB.  1,    1820. 

EASTERN  MAIL. 

New  York,  Connecticut,  Massachusetts,  Rhode  Island,  Ver- 
mont, and  New  Hampshire  states,  arrives  daily,  at  7  A.  M ; 
closes  daily,  at  2  P.  M. 

Frankfoni,  Holmcaburg,  Andalusia,  Bristol  and  Morrisville, 
Pa.  arrives  daily,  at  7  A.  M. ;  closes  daily,  at  2  P.  M. 

Hulmville,  Pa.  arrives  Tuesdays,  Thursdays,  and  Saturdays, 
at  7  A.  M. ;  closes  Mondays,  Wednesdays,  and  Fridays,  at  2  P  M. 

Newton  and  Attlel)orough,  Pa.  arrives  Thursday,  at  7  A.  M. ; 
closes  Tuesday,  at  2  P.  M. 

Burlington,-  'i'renton,  Princetown,  Brunswick,  Woodbridge, 
Rahway,  Ehzabethtown,  Newark,  Jersey  city,  fie  Aniboy,  (N  J) 
rives  daily,  at  7  A.  M.  ;  closes  daily,  at  2  P.  M. 

Newton,  Morristown  and  Sparta,  arrives  Tuesdays,  Thurs- 
days, and  Saturdays,  at  7  A.  M. ;  closes  Mondays,  Wednesdays, 
and  Fridays,  at  2  P.  M. 

Via  Easton,  Pa.  for  Johnsnn!)nrg,  Hamburg,  Belvidere,  Hope, 
Knowlion  Mills,  Deckcrtown,  Harmony,  &.  \  ernon  (N  J)  arrives 
Tuesday,  at  7AM.;  closes  Monday,  (from  (1st  April  to  ;)0lh 
Sept.)  at  5  P.  ?vl.  ;  at  3  P  M.  (from' 1st  Oct.  to  31st  Marcli.) 

Flemington,  Pittstown,  \'an  Svckles,  New  Hampton,  Ashbury, 
Manshehi,  Blf)<»nisi)urv,  ;ind  Milford,  (N  J)  arrives  Wednesdav, 
at  7  A.  M. ;  closes  Satunlav,  at  2  P.  M. 

All  other  oflices  in  East  New  Jersey,  arrives  Wednesday,  at  7 
A.  M.;  closes  Monday,  at  2  P.  M. 


Ixxiv  Whitely's  Philadelphia  Register, 

SOUTHERN  MAIL. 

Delaware  State,  and  the  Eastern  shore  of  Maryland  and  Vir- 
ginia, arrives  daily,  at  1  o'clock,  P.  M. ;  closes  daily,  at  7  o'clock, 
A.M.  .  , 

Maryland,  Virginia,  North-Carolina,  South-Carolina,  Georgia 
States,  and  Alabama  Territory,  anives  daily,  at  1  o'clock,  P.  M.; 
closes  daily,  at  7  o'clock.  A-  M. 

Tennessee,  Mississippi  and  Louisiana  States,  and  Arkansas 
Territory,  arrives  Sundays,  Tuesdays  8c  Thursdays,  at  1  o'clock, 
P.  M, ;  closes  Sundays,  Wednesdays,  and  Fridays,  at  7  o'clock, 
A.M. 

Ohio  South,  Kentucky,  Indiana,  Illinois,  and  Missouri  States, 
and  Washington,  Brownsville  and  Union  Town,  (Pa.)  arrives 
Sundays,  Wednesdays  and  Fridays,  at  IP.  M. ;  closes  Sundays, 
Tuesdays  and  Thursdays,  at  7  A  M. 

Pittsburgh,  (Pa.)  and  intermediate  offices,  and  via  Pittsburg, 
for  Ohio  state  west,  and  Michigan  Territory,  arrives  daily,  at  4 
P.  M. ;  closes  daily,  at  6  A.  M. 

Via  Harrisburg,  (Pa.)  for  Mifflin  and  Huntingdon  Counties, 
arrives  Wednesday,  at  4  P.  M. ;  closes  Sunday,  at  6  A.  M. 

Via  Harrisburg  for  Halifax,  (D.  Cy  )  Seelin's  Grove,  (U.  Cy.) 
Sunbury  and  Northumberland,  (N.  Cy,)  Danville  and  Milton, 
(Ca.  Cy.)  Williamsport,  (L-  Cy.)  and  Bellfont  (Center  Cy.)  ar- 
rives V\''ednesday,  at  4  P,  M.;  closes  Thui'sday,  at  6  A.  M. 

Via  Columbia,  (Pa.)  for  York  and  Adams'  Counties,  arrives 
Tuesdays,  Thursdays,  and  Saturdays,  at  4  P.  M. ;  closes  Mon- 
days, Wednesdays,  and  Fridays,  at  6  A.  M. 

Via  Downingstown,  (Pa.)  for  Kennett  Square,  New  London, 
Cross  Roads,  Oxford,  (Ch.  Cy.)  and  Marshalton,  arrives  Wed- 
nesday, at  4  P.  M. ;  closes  Monday,  half  an  hour  before  sunset. 

West  Chester,  (Pa.)  arrives  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays,  at  4 
P.  M.;  closes  Thursday  at  6  A.  M.  and  Monday  and  Friday  half 
an  hour  before  sunset. 

Kimberton,  (Ch.  Cy.)  Charleston,  Lower  and  Upper  Merion 
and  Valley  Works,  (Pa.)  arrives  Tuesdays  and  Fridays  at  4  P. 
M. ;  closes  Wednesdays  and  Satui'days,  at  8  A,  M. 

Reading  (Pa.)  and  intermediate  offices,  arrives  Mondays, 
Thursdays,  and  Saturdays,  at -6  A.  M. ;  closes  Mondays,  Wed- 
nesdays, and  Fridays,  (from  1st  April  to  30th  Sept.)  5  P.  M.  ; 
(from  1st  Oct.  to  31st  March,)  2  P.  M. 

Via  Reading,  for  Berks,  Lebanon  and  Dauphin  counties,  ar- 
rives Mondays  and  Saturdays,  at  6  A.M.;  closes  Mondays,  and 
Fridays,  (from  1st  April  to  "30th  Sept.)  5  P.  M. ;  (from  1st  Oct. 
to  31st  March)  2  P.  M. 

Via  Reading,  tor  Northumberland,  Union,  Columbia,  Lycom- 
ing, and  Centre  counties,  arrives  Mondays,  at  6  A.  M. ;  closes 
Mondays,  from  (1st  April  to  30  Sept.)  5  P.  M. ;  (from  1st  Oct. 
to  31st  March,)  2  P.  M. 

Easton  (Pa.)  and  intermediate  offices,  arrives  Tuesdays, 
Thursdays,  and  Saturdays,  at  6  A.  M. ;  closes  Mondays,  Wed- 
nesdays, and  Saturdavs,  (from  1st  April  to  30th  Sept.)  5  P.  M. ; 
(from  1st  Oct  lo  31st  March)  3  P.  M. 

Via  Easton,  (Pa.)  for  Wilkesbarre  and  intermediate  offices, 
arrives  Tuesdays,  and  Saturdays,  at  6  A.  M. ;  closes  Wednes- 


ly/iiteh/s  Fhil(ulelf)hia  Rci^islcr.  ixxv 

(lays,  and  Saturdays,  (fv.nn   Isi   April  to  30l.li  Sciit.)  5  I*.  M. ; 
(Irnm  1st  Oct.  to  :Vlst  Much)  :\  V.  M 

Via  Eastoii,  (I'l.)  tor  Noi tliiini])!  iii,  [^uzcrne,  Pike,  Wiync, 
Siis(iuehiuiiia  and  nr.a.tofd  counties,  (I'a  )  and  Tioyja,  Hrooint-, 
Stculjt-n,  and  Oniuiio  couuliis,  (N.  Y  )  arrives  'ruosday.  at  6  A. 
M. ;  closes  Wcdnesd.iv ,  (troni  1st  April  t«)  30th  Sept.)  5  P.  M.  ; 
(from  l.st  Oct.  to  31st  M  oxli)  3  V.  M. 

BciliU-hein,  (Pa.)  Nazare»l<  M.-ntRoiucry  Square.  Quaker- 
town,  Alli  ntown,  i.,ausanne,  W'iiite  Maisli  ai»<l  Krciders\  ille, 
arnvL-s  'r.uMmys.,  'riuirsduys,  and  Saturdays,  at  6  A.  M. ;  closes 
Mondays,  \\\dnesday.s.  and  Saturdays,  (from  Ist  April  to  oOth 
Sej)t.)  5  P   M.  ;  (from  1st  Oct.  to  31si  Man  1»)  3  P.  M. 

For  Britlgetown,  (VV.  X.  J  )  and  intcrmcdiute  officers,  arrives 
daily  at  3  P.  M  ;  closes  daily,  at  3  PM. 

Via  Bri  igetown,  for  C'edarville,  F.iirton,  and  Uividini;  Creek, 
arrives  Mondays,  Wednesdays,  and  Fridays,  at  3  P.  M.  ;  closes 
Mondays,  \Vecii>esdays,  and  Fridays,  at  3  P.  M. 

Via  Biiiigetown,  for  Milvillc,  Port  li\i/,ai)etii,  Dennis's  Creek, 
Cape  M  ly  C.  H  and  Clap-  Island,  arrives  Mondays,  awd  Fri- 
days, at  3  P.  M.  ;  closes  Wednesdays  and  Saturda)  s,  at  3  P.  M. 

Sdem,  (N.  J.^  via  Woodbury,  Swecdsborough,  and  Woods- 
town,  tirrives  iNIondays,  Wednesdays,  at  3  P.  M. ;  cl(j^es  Mon- 
days, \A'ednesdays,  and  Fridays,  at  3  P.  M. 

Tuckcrton,  So'mer's  Point,  Long-u-Coming,  Eyesham,  Sooy's 
Inn.  May's  Landing,  and  Abseconi,  (N.  J.)  arrives  Tuesday,  at 
4  P   M.  •  closes  Wednesday  at  3  P.  M.  * 

Mount  Holly  and  Moore's  Town,  arrives  daily  half  past  12  A. 
M.  ;  closes  daily,  half  i^ast  12  P.  M. 

Bordentown,  New  Mills,  Haddonfield,  New  Egypt,  and  Black 
Hor^e.  (N  J)  arrives  Wednesday,  at  half  past  12  A.  M.  ;  closes 
Wednesday,  at  half  past  12  P   M. 

Swiftsure  mail,  via  Jenkintown  and  New  Hope,  (Pa.)  So- 
merset C  H  Plaintield,  SpringJield,  Bound  Brook,  and  Scotch 
Plains,  (N  J)  arrives  Mondays,  Wednesdays,  and  Fridays,  at  6 
A.  M.  ;  closes  Mondays,  W;  cli^sdays,  and  Fri<lays,  at  6  A.  M. 

Mad  fir  Germantown,  (Pa  )  arrives  daily  at  8  A.  M. ;  closes 
dady  at4P.  M. 

Letters  must  be  left  at  the  Post-Office  within  the  time  speci- 
fied, to  insure  going  in  the  .Mtil  of  the  day  ;  and  A'ews/ia/iers, 
half  an  hour  before  that  time.  As  there  arc  several  places  of 
the  same  name  in  tlie  United  States,  it  is  necessary  that  the  di- 
rections should  be  particular  ;  tiie  States  should  be  distinguished, 
and  when  it  niight  otlierwise  be  doubtful,  the  Counties.  When 
Letters  are  not  for  a  Pnst-Town  the  nearest  Post-Town  ought 
to  be  mentioned 

The  office  is  open  daily,  from  sun-rise  to  sun-set ;  except  on 
Sundavs,  the  Fourth  of  Julv,  and  Christmas-day,  when  it  is  open 
from  8  to  9  A  M  and  fi.  m  1  to  2  P.  M 

Persons  wishing  to  pay  postage  when  the  office  is  shut,  can  in- 
close the  money  with  the  le'ter,  directed  to  **  The  Post  Office." 
Those  who  keep  accounts  with  the  carriers,  or  office,  vvill  please 
to  inclose  the  letter  directed  in  the  same  manner,  with  a  request 
that  the  postage  be  charged  to  their  account. 

(5*) 


Ixxvi  Whitely^s  Philadelphia  Registero 

^f  ^ 

jJT*  All  notes  oi*  letters  deposited  in  this  office,  directed  to  an> 
part  of  this  city  this  side  of  Broad  street,  and  to  the  populous 
parts  of  the  Northern  Liberties  and  Southwark,  will  be  carried 
out  with  the  Eastern,  Southern,  and  Western  Letters. 

Letter  Carriers. — Abraham  Cook,  Josiah  Johnson,  James  Robb, 
David  Watson,  Alexander  Robb,  Isaac  Bewley,  Thomas  F. 
Goodwin. 


Maiti  Line  of  Posr-Towas  from  Wiscasset  to  Sunbury^ 
with  their  distances^  as  established  by  the  Post-Master- 
General. 


u 


rWiscasset  to  Bath 
Brunswick 


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Portland 
Biddeford 
'  I  Wells 
lYork 
»A^  JI.  Portsmouth 
c^l   TNew  bury  port 
i2   I  Jpswitch 
I   1  Beverly 
'  Salem 
Lynn 
Boston 
Worcester 
I^Springfield 
rHartford 
'  Middletown 
New  Haven 
Stratford 
Fairfield 
^  I  Norwalk 
^Stamford 
1*^  C  Kingsbi'idge 
!^  \  New  York 
.    rNewark 


a 


Elizabeth  Town 
Bridgetown 
Woodbridge 
New  Brunswick 
Princeton 


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13 
25 
40 
55 
69 
83 
99 
111 
133 
145 
155 
157 
163 
176 
224 
273 
301 
315 
341 
355 
363 
375 
385 
415 
429 
438 
444 
450 
454 
464 
482 
494 


s  ("Bristol 
2  <  Philadelphia 
'^  (_  Chester 
^  ("Wilmington 
C^  l^  Christiana  bridge 


rElkton 

>  Charlestown 


IJ 


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^,<{  Harfoi'd 
5   j  Baltimore 
a   I  Bladensburg 
"^   LGeorgetown 
["Alexandria 

I  Colchester  16 

Dumfries  12 

Fredericksburg  25 

Bowhng  Green  22 
j  Hanover  court  ho.  25 

I  Richmond  22 

LPetersburg  25 

rHalifax  75 

Q  J  Tarrbury  37 

O^  Smithfield  69 

^   LFayetteville  50 
^    rCheraw  court  hou. 

£   I      or  Greenville  75 

^<j  Cambden  55 

Columbia  35 

i   LCambridge  80 

^r  Augusta  50 

g<  Savannah  120 

O  C.  Sunbury  49 


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524 
539 
552 
563 
573 
583 
589 
601 
626 
664 
672 
680 
696 
708 
733 
755 
780 
802 
827 
902 
939 
999 
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1124 
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1214 
1294 
1344 
1464 
1513 


H'/iilt'h/s  Phii<uicij>lu(i  ]\c^-!^tti .  ix.wu 

LIST  Ol- 
STAGES,  PACKETS,  AND  STEAMBOAIS, 

}yith  the  time  arid  filaccs  of  l/irir  di/iaflure /rom  Phiiadtlfihia. 


clock  (noon.) 


^Ina  steamboat  High  street  ferry  north  side,  12  o' 

Alexandria  packets,  (Col.)  Hamilton's  wliart". 

AniljDV  slcam  boat,  at  Uicklcv's  wharf. 

Appoqiiinimink  packet,  H.iniillon's  wharf. 

Baliinioi-e  Post  Cliaise,  leaves  Stockton  and  Howell's,  No.  43  S. 
Fourth  street,  on  Tuesday,  Thuvsday,  and  Saturday,  at  4  A  M 

Baltimore  mail  leaves  Yohe's  hotel,  4  north  Fourth,  daily  at 
r  AM 

Baltimore  steamboat  Vesta,  via  Wilmington,  Market  st.  wharf, 
north  side,  daily  at  7  A  M 

Baltimore  steamboat  Superior,  via  Wilmington,  Market  street 
wharf,  north  side,  daily  at  noon. 

Baltimore  steamboat  Delaware  and  Baltimore,  via  New  Castle, 
?vlarket  street  wharf,  south  side,   laily  at  noon. 

Berwick,  (Pa.)  stage,  leaves  While  Swan,  106  Race  st.  Thurs- 
day, at  4  A  M 

Bethlehem,  (Pa.)  stage,  leaves  White  Swan,  106  Race  st.  Sun- 
day, I'uesday,  and  I'liursday,  at  4AM 

Bouiidbrook  stage  ((ireen  Tree)  50  north  Fourth  street. 

Bordentown  piicket  and  steamboat,    Bickley's  wharf,  7  and  13 
North  wiiarves. 

Boston  packets,  Chesnnt  street  wharf  and  Perot's  wharf  ab.  High. 

Bridgetown,  VV.  New  Jersey,  Arch  street  ferry,  daily  (Sunday 
excepted,  at  sunrise 

Bristol  steamboat,  Higli  street  ferry,  north  side. 

Burlington  packet,  Mulberry  street  wharf,  south  side. 

Burlington  steamboat,  High  street  ferry,  north  side. 

Burlington  stage  (by  Jersey)  High  and  Arch  st.  ferries,  N.  side. 

Bustleton  and  Holmsburg,  Buck,  1.30  N  Second  st.  daily,  at  3  P  M 

Cape  Mav  stage,  leaves  Heppard's  ferry  every  Thursday  at  sun- 
rise,   ^ee  Cumberland  stage. 

Cane  May,  via   Bridgetown,    Arcli  street  ferry,  Monday  and 
Thursday,  at  suni-ise. 

Cape  May  packet,  Massey's  wharf,  12  South  wharves. 

Chester  stage.  White  Horse,  Bank  street,   daily  (Sunday  ex- 
cepted) at  8  A  M  and  at  half  past  1  P  M 

Chester  jjacket.  Wain's  wharf. 

Cliester  steamboat,  daily,  2  P  M  from  High  st.  ferrv',  north  side. 

Cliarleston,  (SC)  packets,  Clifford's  wharf. 

Chesnut  Hill  (via  (iciniantown)  !ea\es  18  N  Fourth  street,  daily, 
at  10  A  M  and  118  north  Third  ut  10  A  M  and  3PM 

Cumberland  stage  leaves  Arch  street  ferry  daily  (except  Sun- 
day) at  sunrise. 

Delaware  steaniljoat  (Union  line^  to  New  Castle,  Frenchtown, 
and  Baltimore,  Beck's  wliarf,  daily,  at  12  o'clock,  (noon.) 

Downingtown,  Black  Bear,  Fifth  near  Market,  Tuesday,  Thurs 
day  and  Saturday,  at  7  A  M 


ixxviii  JV/iitely^s  Philadelphia  Register. 

Doylestown  stage.  Buck  inn,  130  north  Second,  Tuesday,  Thurs- 
day and  Saturday,  at  8  A  M  in  summer,  and  Wednesday  and 
Saturday,  at  9  A  M  in  winter. 

Easton  mail  stage,  leaves  the  Green  Tree  inn,  50  north  Fourth, 
Sunday,  Tuesday  and  Thursday,  at  4AM 

Egg  Harbour,  Arch  street  ferry,  Thursday,  at  10  A  M 

Falls  of  Schuylkill,  Green  Tree,  50  north  Fourth  street,  daily, 
at  2  and  at  half  past  6  P  M — and  from  the  Cross  Keys,  18  north 
Fourth,  daily  at  half  past  3PM 

Flovvertown,  Cross  Keys,  18  north  Fourth  street,  daily  at  8  A  M 
and  3PM 

Flowertown,  Old  Rotterdam,  daily  at  3  P  M 

Frankford,  Sorrel  Horse,  N.  Second  st.  daily  at  9  A  M  and  5PM 

Frankford,  Buck,  130  N.  Second  st.  daily  at  9  AM  and  5PM 

French  Ci'eek,  stage  leaves  Elhott's  193  Chesnut 

Fredericksburg,  Hamilton's  wharf. 

Georgetown,  (Col )  Hamilton's  wharf. 

Germantown,  Cross  Keys,  18  K;  4th  st.  daily  at8AM&3PM 

Germantown,  94  north  Second  st.  daily  at  9  A  M  and  6PM 

Germantown  and  Chesnut  Hill,  Old  Rotterdam,  daily  at  8,  9, 9§, 
A  M.  and  3,  4,  5,  6  P  M 

Germantown,  Chesnut  Hill,  and  Flowertown,  106  Race  st.  daily 
at  9,  10,  11,  A  M  and  3,  5,  6  P  M 

Great  Egg  Harbour,  Arch  street  ferry,  daily,  at  sunrise. 

Hamiltnnville,  Black  Bear,  Fifth  near  Market  street,  daily  at 
9  A  M  and  3  P  M 

Harrisburg  (Coaciiee)  Red  Lion,  Market  above  Sixth,  Sunday, 
Tuesday  and  Thursday,  at  6  A  M 

Harrisburg  stap-e,  286*  High,  and  106  Race. 

Holmsburg,  130  north  Second,  daily  at  3  P  M — another  runs  from 
the  Camel  inn,  140  north  Second. 

Lancaster  accommodation,  leaves  286^  ^igh,  daily  (Sunday  ex- 
cepted) at  4  A  M 

Lancaster  coachee,  leaves  200  High  every  morning. 

Lancaster  and  Pittsburg  mail  leaves  2862  High,  daily  Sunday  ex- 
cepted) at  7  AM 

Mvircus  Hook  Packet,  from  Massey's  wharf  12  South  wharves 

Mantua  Village,  Sliakspeare  Hotel,  daily  at  63,  9  AM.  and  5i, 
6PM 

Mifflin,  Lewistown  8c  Huntingdon,  via  Harrisburg,  2865  Market 
street,  Monday  nt  7AM 

Mount  Airy,  daily  from  16  north  Third. 

Moorestown,  High  street  ferry,  north  side,  daily,  (Sunday  ex- 
cepted) at  3  P  M 

Mount  Holly,  Arch  street  ferry,  daily#;xcept  Sunday)  at  2  P  M 

Kazareth,  White  Swan,  Race 'street,  Saturday  at  4  A  M 

New  Castle,  Frenchtown,  and  Baltimore  Union  line,  daily  9  S. 
W  harves. 

New  Jersey  coach  and  steamboat  line  for  New  York,  leaves  N. 
side  High  street  wharf  daily  at  3  P  M— office  Cook's  buildings 
south  Third. 

New  York  Post  Chaise,  connected  whh  the  steamboat  Pennsyl- 
vania, seats  to  be  taken  at  Stockton  &  Howell's,  No.  '43  south 
Fourth  street,  daily  (except  Sunday)  at  6  A  M 


,,  \'Vliittly''s  Philadelphia  Register.  Ixxix 

*New  York  Second  Post  Cliaisc,  connected  with  the  i'Etna  steam- 

boat  ;  hciiis  to  be  tukeii  at  Stockton  ifc  Howell's,  No.  43  south 

Fourth  sircel,  d.iily  (except  Sunday)  at  '2  V  M 
New  York  Citizens'  couch,  a])i)ly  at  h.iiley'b  No.  30  south 'I'hird 

street,  daily  (except  Sunday)  at  SAM 
New  York  iVl  id  Coach,  api)ly  at  Bailey's,  No.  30  south  Third  St. 

daily  at  3  P  M 
New  York   Post  Chaise,  leaves  Yohe's  hotel,  4  nortli  Fourth, 

daily  at  4  .\  M 
New  York,  >itt:iml)oat  Pennsylvania,  Market  st.  wharf,  N.  side, 

daily  at  6  A  M  (Suutlav  excepted.) 
New  York,  steamboat  Pliiladelpl.ia,  Market  street  wharf,  south 

side,  daily  at  noon,  (Sii.'iday  excepted.) 
New  York,  steamboat  ..litna.  Market  street  wh.irf,  north  side, 

daily  at  12  o'clock,  noon,  (Sunday  cxcejjted.) 
New  York,  steamboat  Bristol,   M.irket  street  wharf,  north  side, 

daily  at  3  P  M  (Sunday  t-xceptcd.) 
New  York  Swittsuve,  (yia  Somerville,  N  J)  Green  Tree,  No.  50 

north  Fourth  st.  Monday,  Wednesilay  and  Friday,  at  8  A  M 
New  York  Exchange  line,   yia  Trenton  and  New  Brunswick, 

daily,  south  side  Arch  street  wharf,  office  71  north  Water. 
New  York  Mercantile  line,  via  Lamberton  and  New  Brunswick, 

Wednesday  and  Saturday,  soutii  side  Arch  street  wharf. 
New  York  Union  line  packets  by  sea,  Chesnut  st.  wharf  N  side. 
New  York  steamboats,  Bickley's  wharf,  north  side  High. 
Norfolk  packets.  Hamilton's  wharf. 

Norristown,  Green  Tree,  50  north  Fourth,  daily  at  2  P  M 
Pennsylvania  steam  boat,  N   side  High  st.  wharf,  daily  at  6  AM 
Petersburg  (\'a.)  packets,  Hamilton^  wharf. 
Philadeli>hia  and  Olive  B'-anch  steamboat  line,  via  Trenton  and 

New  Brunswick,  9  South  wharves. 
Phil;»dclphia  steamboat,  9  South  wharves,  daily. 
Philadelphia,  Bethlehem, Northampton,  Nazareth,  Wilkcsbaric, 

Montrose,  Oswego,  Geneva,  Ithaca,  CauandJigua,  Buffalo  aud 

Niagara  mail  stages  leave  Yohe's  hotel,  4  north  Fourth,  Sun- 
day, Tuesday  and  Thursday,  at  4  A  M 
Pittsburg,  \  ia  York,  286i  Market  street,  Monday,  Wednesday 

and  Friday,  at  half  past  6AM 
Pittsburg,   via  Harrisburg,"  Market  street,  Tuesday,  Thursday 

and  Saturday,  at  half  past  6  A  M 
Reading,   White  Swan,  106  Race  Jitreet,  Monday  At  2  P  M  and 

Thursday  and  Saturday  at  4  .\  M 
Richmond  (Va.)  packets,  Hamilton's  wharf. 
Salem  (N  J)  packet,  leaves  Arcli  st.  wharf  every  Thursday. 
Salem  (N  J)  Arch  street  ferry,  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Sutuf' 

day,  at  sunrise. 
I  Sassafras  river  packet,  Hamilton's  wharf. 
t  Savannah  (Geo.)  ])acket,  CTiflord's  wharf. 
1  Superior  steamboat,  Higli  street  ferry,  north  side. 
Sunburv,  Northumberland,  vi.i  Reading,  106  Race  st.  Tuesday 

and  Saturday  at  3AM 
;  Sunburv,  Nortluimberland,  via  Harrisburg,  286A  Market  street, 

Moudav  and  Friday  at  7  A  M 


Ixxx  WAitely^s  PhUadelphia  Register. 

Swedesborough,  High  street  ferry,  north  side,  Tuesday,  Thurs- 
day and  Saturday  at  10  A  M 
Trenton  coachee,  daily,  from  23  south  Third,  39  north  Second, 

and  197  Chesnut.  , 

Trenton  Coachee  leaves  Judd's  hotel,  27  south  Third,  daily  at  9 

A  M.  in  winter  only- 
Trenton  stage  leaves  193  Chesnut  st.  daily  at  9  A  M 
Trenton  packets,  &c.  North  wharves  below  Arch. 
Trenton  steamboats,  9  South  wharves. 
Tuckerton  mail  stage,  9  North  wharves,  Heppard's  ferry,  every 

Thursday  at  sunrise- 
Union  line  steam  boats,  9  South  wharves  . 
United  States'  mail  coach  leaver  Chester  Bailey's,   30  south 

Third,  daily  at  3  P  M  for  New  York. 
United  States'  mail  stage  office,  30  south  Tiiird. 
Vesta  steam  boat,  High  street  ferry,  north  side. 
Waaliington  City  packets,  Plamilton's  wharf. 
West  Chester,  Cross  Keys,  18  north  Fourth  street,  Tuesday^' 

Thursday  and  Saturday,  at  7  A  M. 
Wilmington,  White  Horse,  Bank  street,  daily  (Sunday  except- 
ed) at  8  A  M  and  half  past  1  P  M. 
Wilmington  stage,  runs  daily  from  23  S  Third  and  193  Chesnut 
Whitehill  packet,  High  street  wharf  north  side 
Wilmington  packet,  Massey's  wharf  12  South  wharves 
Wilmington  steamboat.  High  street  ferry  N.  side,  daily,  (Sun- 
day excepted)  at  2  P  M. 
Woodbury,  High  street  ferry,  N.  side,  daily,  (Sunday  excepted) 

at  2  P.  M.     ' 
Yellow  Springs,  Chester  County,  Shaks^jeare  Hotel,  Tuesday. 
Thursday  and  Saturday,  at  9  AM. 


GOVERNMENT  OF  PENNSYLVANIA. 


William  Findlay,  Governor,  Salary,  S5333  35 

Samuel  D-  Ingham,  Sec'rv.  of  the  Commonwealth,       2000 
James  Trimble,  Deputy  Sec'ry.  1200 

State  Legislat^ire. 
The  General  Assembly  shall  meet  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  De- 
cember in  every  year,  unless  sooner  convened  by  the  Governor. 

The  following  is  a  correct  list  of  the  Senators  and  Representa- 
tives of  the  Commonwealth  of  Pennsylvania  for  the  session  of 
1819—20. 

Sointe. 

1st  District — Samuel  Breck,  Condy  Raguet,  Michael  Leib,  Ro- 
bert M'MuUin. 

2d  District — Markell  Ewing,  Samuel  Cochran. 

3d  District — Cyrus  Cadwallader. 

4th  District — Jacob  Grosh,  Mnlton  C  Rogers. 


IVhitely's  Philadeipliia  Registn  .  lxx:u 

.>tl»  District — Peter  Kiailey,  Charles  Shoemaker,  jr. 

6tli  District — Joliii  Sawv«T. 

7\.\\  District— Philip  S.  Mui  klev. 

8th  District — Joseph  Fry,  jr.  Henry  W  mtrra. 

9th  DiJ>trict — C'harles  Fraser,  Simon  Snyder. 

10th  District— Jolm  Al'Meeiis. 

11th  District — Frtderirk  Kichelberger,  Jacob  Eystur. 

12th  District — .Mexatuh-r  Dysart. 

13th  District — Jacoi)  Altar. 

14tl»  District — W'ilham  Piper, 

1.5tli  District— Robert  Smith. 

16th  District — Hiiiry  Allshouse. 

17th  District — VViUiam  Di\i(!snn. 

18th  District— Isaac  Weaver,  Joshua  Dickinson. 

19th  District — Samuel  Power,  William  Marks. 

20ih  District — Henry  Hurst. 

House  of  Representatives. 

Philadel/ihia  cilif — William  Lehman,  William  J.  Duane,  Janics 

Thackara,  Richard  Povall,  Josiah  Randall. 
Philadel/t/iia  county — Joiin  Holmes,  William  Weaver,  Ric  hard  F. 

Bower,  Jacob  Souder,  Nathan  Jones,  John  M'Fee. 
Bucks  county — Phiiieas  Jenks,    David  Wynkoop,    Benjamin 

Foulke,  Crispin  Blackfan. 
Chester — Thomas  Ashbridge,  James  Kelton,  Abraham  Bailey, 

Thom;,s  Build,  Joshua  Hunt. 
Layicaster — Edward  Coleman,  Daniel  Morrison,  Nathan  Rutter, 

John  Rohrer,  John  Lightner,  James  Caldwell. 
York — Jacob  Doll,  Henry  Logan,  Robert  Ramsey,  Peter  Reider. 
Cumberland — \A'ilUam  Devor,  John  Schwartzwelder,  William 

Anderson. 
Berks  and  Schuylkill — Godfrey  Reher,  John  Zohler,  Abraham 

Menglc,  John  W.  Rosebcrry,  George  Gernaud. 
jVorthamfiton,    Wayne  and  Pike — Dan  Dimmick,  James  Hays, 

Henry  Jarrett. 
hehigh — W.  Fenstermacher,  Peter  Newhard. 
JVorthmnbcrland — Lewis  Dewart,  John  Haas, 
Union — John  Ray,  Ner.  Middleswarth- 
Columbia — James  M'Clure. 
Washint^ton — Walter  Craig,   James  Keys,  Joseph  Lawrence, 

John  Reed. 
Weatmoreland—l-Mwa  Estcp,  Richard  Coulter,  Peter  Wallace. 
.Irmstron'j^   Indiana,   and  Jefferson — Robert  Orr,  jun.  Robert 

Mitchell. 
Payette — James  Todd,  Daniel  SturgeoH,  John  B.  Trevor. 
Bedford — John  Noble,  William  Crisman. 

Pranklin — Andrew  Robeson,  Ludwick  Heck,  Wm.  Alexander. 
Alontgomcry — Joel  K.  Mann,  Jacob  Drinkhouse,  Peter  Miller, 

Isaiah  Wells. 
Daufihin — Simon  Solliday,  William  Rutherford. 
Lebanon — Adam  Ritchef,  John  Uhler. 
Luzerne  and  Susquehanna — Benjn.  Dorrance,  Jonah  Brewster. 


Ixxxii  Whitely''s  Philadelphia  Register. 

Bradford  and  Tioga — John  Ryan,  jr. 

Hu7iti"'gdon—M\n  Scott,  David  R  Pdrter. 

Beaver — James  Stackman. 

Alleghany  and  Butler— 3ohx\  Gilmore,  William  Wilkms,  Laza 

rus  Stewart,  Alexander  Brackenridge. 
Mifflin — John  Cummin,  Joseph  Kyle. 
Delaware — John  Kerlin,  Thomas  Robinson. 
Somerset  and  Cainbria — Alexander  Ogle,  John  Hindman. 
Lycoming,  Potter  and  M'Kean — John  Hanna. 
Greene — Rees  Hill. 

Adams— 'WWYiiim  Thompson,  William  Miller. 
Centre  and  Clearfield— 'W\\\\^m  Smyth. 
Erie,  Craivjord,  Warren,  Mercer  and  Fe^zaTz^o— Wilson  Smith, 

William  Connelly,  James  Cochran. 

Treasury  Department, 

Auditor  General,  George  Bryan.    Treasurer,  R.  M.  Crane. 
Land  0/^ce— Surveyor  General,  Jacob  Spangler.     Secretary, 
>- William  Clark. 


COURTS  OF  PENNSYLVANIA. 

The  Supreme  Court. 

The  Supreme  Court  (as  a  Court  in  Bank,)  holds  six  terms  for 
argument,  &c.  in  the  hve  districts  of  the  state,  and  adjourned 
courts  as  they  may  deem  necessary.    The  regular  terms  are — 

For  the  eastern  district,  composed  of  the  city  and  county 
of  Philadelphia,  and  the  counties  of  Delaware,  Chester,  Mont- 
gomery, Bucks,  Northampton,  Lehigh  and  Pike,  at  Philadelphia, 
on  the  second  Monday  in  March,  to  continue  tv/o  weeks,  and  on 
the  second  Monday  in  December,  to  continue  three  weeks.  The 
last  Monday  in  July  is  the  return  day  for  July  term,  but  no  court 
is  then  held. 

For  the  Lancaster  district,  composed  of  the  counties  of 
Lancaster,  York,  Dauphin,  Lebanon,  Schuylkill  and  Berks,  at 
Lancaster,  on  the  third  Monday  in  May, 

For  the  middle  district,  composed  of  the  counties  of  Nor- 
thumberland, Union,  Columbia,  Centre,  Mifflin,  M'Kean,  Clear- 
field, Lycoming,  Potter,  Tioga,  Bradford,  Susquehanna,  Wayne 
and  Luzerne,  at  Sunbury,  on  the  Wednesday  following  the  se- 
cond week  of  the  term  of  the  Lancaster  District. 

For  the  western  DisfRicT,  composed  of  the  counties  of 
Alleghany,  Westmoreland,  Somerset,  Fayette,  Washington, 
Greene,  Beaver,  Butler,  Mercer,  Crawford,  Erie,  Warren,  Ve- 
nango, Armstrong,  Indiana,  Jefferson  and  Cambria,  B.t  Pittsburgh, 
on  the  first  Monday  in  September,  to  continue  two  weeks  if  ne- 
cessary. 

For  the  southern  district,  composed  of  the  counties  of 
Franklin,  Adams,  Cumberland,  Huntkigdon  and  Bedford,  at 


U'hitely''s  Philadelphia  Register.        Ixxxiii 

Chamhcrnhufi^,  uii   tlic  Monday  week  next  following  the  end  ot 
the  second  week  of  the  term  of  the  U'estern  District. 

A''otf.  It  is  only  ui  tlie  city  and  county  of  Philadeli)liia  tliitt  the 
Su]>rcnie  Court  lias  original  jurisdiction,  and  tlierc  only  where 
tlie  sum  in  controversy  exceeds  500  dollars:  all  issues  of  fact  arc 
tried  by  jury,  before  a  single  judge,  at  nisi  ftriUH. 

«  William  Tilgiiman,  Chief  Justice. 

John  B.  (iibson,       7  . 
Thomas  Duncan,   j  Associates. 

Prothonotaries — Supreme  Court. 

Isaac  Franks,  nrothonotary.  Eastern,  at  Philadelphia"^ 
Henry  Eichholtz,  do.  Lancaster,  at  Lancaster  | 
Mirtiii  Bruner,      do.      Middle,  at  Sunbury  ^Districts. 

Janies  M.  Riddle,  do.      Western,  at  Pittsburg  I 

John  Fiudlay,  do.      Southern, atChambersburg   J 

The  District  Court  for  the  city  and  county  of  Piiiladelphia,  has 
original  jurisdiction  of  all  cases  where  the  sum  in  controversy  ex- 
ceeds 100  dollars.  This  court  holds  four  terms  annually — On  the 
first  Mondays  in  March,  June,  September  and  December.  If 
business  requires  it,  they  are  bound  to  hold  courts  nine  months 
in  the  year. 

loJlphSnes.   IPresidents. 
Jacob  Sommer,       7  a     •  »     ^  t  j 
Anthony  Simmon.s  5  ^^^^'^^^^"^  ^"^Ses. 

Courts  of  QuARTKR  Sessions  and  Comjion  Pleas,  are  held 
for  the  several  counties,  as  follows — in  the 

1st  Diatrict — In  Philadelphia,  on  the  hrst  Mondays  in  March 
and  June,  tliird  in  September,  and  first  in  December.  Pres. 
John  Hallowell,  Esquire. 

2d  District — In  York,  on  the  first  Mondays  of  Januarj',  April, 
August  and  November;  in  Lancaster,  on  the  second  Mondays 
after  the  commencement  of  the  courts  in  York,  Pres.  Walter 
Franklin,  Esquire. 

3d  District — In  Berks,  on  the  first  Mondays  in  January,  April, 
August  and  November  ;  in  Northampton  on  the  second  Mondays 
after  the  commencement  of  the  courts  in  Berks  ;  in  Leliigh,  on 
the  Mondays  succeeding  the  second  week  of  the  courts  of  North- 
ampton county.     Pres.  Robert  Porter,  Escjuire. 

4th  District — In  Bedford,  oii  the  Hist  Mondays  in  January, 
April,  August  and  Novemtier  ;  in  Huntingdon,  on  the  second 
Mondays  of  the  same  months  ;  in  Mifflin,  on  the  tiiird  Mondays 
of  the  same  months  ;  in  Centre,  on  the  4tli  Mondays  of  thesarne 
months.    Pres.  Charles  Huston,  Esquire. 

5th  Difttrict—\n  Washington,  on  the  Monday  preceding  the 
last  Monday  in  March,  the  third  Monday  in  June,  and  tiic  last  in 
October  and  Deceuiber  ;  in  Beaver,  on  the  first  Monday  in 
January,  last  Monday  in  March,  and  first  Monday  in  August  and 
November  ;  in  Allegheny,  on  the  Mondavs  succeeding  the  com- 

(6) 


Ixxxiv  lVhitely''s  Philadelphia  Register.  ! 

mencement  of  the  courts  in  Beaver;  in  Fayette,  on  the  Mondays 
succeeding  the  commencement  of  the  courts  in  Allegheny ;  in 
Greene,  on  the  Mondays  succeeding  the  commencement  of  the 
courts  in  Fayette.    Pres.  Samuel  Roberts,  Esquire. 

6th  District — In  Venango,  on  the  first  Mondays  in  November, 
February,  May  and  August;  in  Butler  on  the  second  Mondays  oi 
the  same  months  ;  in  Mercer,  on  the  third  Mondays  of  the  same 
montiis ;  in  Crawford,  on  the  fourth  Mondays  of  tfie  same 
months ;  in  Erie,  on  the  Mondays  succeeding  the  commencement 
of  the  courts  in  Crawford.    Pres,  Jesse  Moore,  Esquire. 

7th  District — In  Delaware,  on  the  third  Monday  in  January, 
the  second  in  April,  the  fourth  in  July,  and  the  third  in  October; 
in  Chester,  on  the  second  Mondays  after  the  third  Mondays  in 
January,  April,  July  and  October;  in  Montgomery,  on  the  second 
Mondays  after  the  commencement  of  the  courts  in  Chester  ;  in 
Bucks.on  the  second  Mondays  after  the  commencement  of  the 
courts  in  Montgomery.    Pres.  John  Ross,  Esquire. 

8th  District — In  Columbia,  on  the  first  Mondays  in  January, 
April,  August  and  November ;  in  Northumberland,  on  the  second 
Mondays  after  the  commencement  of  the  courts  in  Columbia;  in 
Lycoming,  on  the  second  M(^lays  after  the  commencement  ot 
the  courts  in  Northumberland  ;  and  in  Union,  on  the  second  Mon- 
days after  the  commencement  of  the  courts  in  Lycoming.  Pres 
Seth  Chapman,  Esquire. 

9(;h  District — In  Cumberland,  on  the  first  Mondays  in  January, 
April,  August  and  November  ;  in  Adams,  on  the  Mondays  next 
succeeduig  the  courts  in  Cumberland;  in  Franklin  on  the  Mon 
days  next  succeeding  the  courts  in  Adams.    Pres.  Charles  Smith, 
Esquire. 

10th  District — In  Westmoreland,  on  the  Mondaya^ipreceding 
the  last  Mondays  of  Februaiy,  May,  August  and  November ;  in 
Somerset,  on  the  last  Mondays  of  the  same  months ;  in  Cambria^ 
on  the  first  Mondays  of  March,  June,  September  and  Decemberj 
in  Indiana,  on  the  second  Mondays  of  the  same  month  ;  and  in 
Arnristrong,  on  the  third  Mondays  of  the  same  month.  Pres. 
Johitr  Young,  Esquire.  - 

11th  District — In  Luzerne,  on  tlie  first  Mondays  in  JanuaiyJ 
April,  August  and  November  ;  in  Pike,  on  the  third  Mondays  of 
the  same  month  ;  in  Wayne,  on  the  fourth  Mondays  of  the  same 
month.    Pres.  David  Scott,  Esquire. 

12th  District — In  Schuylkill,  on  the  last  Mondays  in  March,' 
July,  October  and  December;  in  Lebanon,  on  the  first  Mondays' 
after  the  commencement  of  the  courts  in  Schulkill ;  and  in  Daii-i 
phin,  on  the  second  Mondays  after  the  commencement  of  the 
coui'ts  in  Lancaster.  (SeeSdDist.)  Pres,  S.  D.  Franks,  Esquire. 

13th  District — In  Susquehanna,  on  the  first  Mondays  after  the 
courts  in  Wayne  ;  in  Bradford,  on  the  first  Mondays  after  thej 
courts  in  Susquehanna ;  and  in  Tioga,  on  the  first  Mondays  after! 
the  courts  in  Bradford.    Pres.  Edward  Herrick,  Esquire.  i 

Courts  of  Oyer  and  Terminer  and  General  Jail  Delivery,  are! 
held  twice  in  each  year  in  the  city  and  county  of  Philadelphia.! 
One  Court  is-held  by  the  judges  of  the  Common  Pleas,  and  the| 
other  bj  the  judges  of  the  Supreme  Court.    In  the  other  dis-i 


IVhiteiy's  Philadelphia  Regiater.  Ixxxv 

>  tricts,  they  arc  held  bv  the  judges  of  the  Common  Pleas.     Trials 
of  ci\il  Ciiiiscs  ill  the  Coiiiiiuni  Pleas  ot  I'liilaiklphia  county,  are 
adjoiinud  c.mirts,  held  at  Mich  tiiius  as  tlic  judges  mav  apjioiiit. 
^  The  Ohi'HAn's  CulktoI  Pliiladelijliia county,  is  held  tiie  tliird 
Friday  iii  each  uioiillT. 

The  Mayor's  Court  (for  tlie  trial  of  nflenccs  rominitted  in 
the  city)  holds  tnur  sessions  in  the  year — ilie  tiiird  Monday  in 
Marcii  ;  second  Mond.iy  in  June;  iliinl  M.)iKlay  in  October ;  and 
third  Monday  in  December, 


ALMS  HOUSE  AND  HOUSE  OF  EMPLOYMENT. 

GUARDIAN'S  OK  THE  POOR,  ( 

Of  the  City  of  PJiilad  l/iUiaf  District  of  Southwark,  Toiunahifia 
of  t/if  .Vorlhirn  Liberties  and  Ptnn  ;  l/icir  Peaces  of  jlbode 
and  Difitriets. 

1,  William  Drum,  302  north  Eiglith  street,  from  the  north 
side  of  Vine  street  to  the  south  side  of  Callo\\  hilljbtreet,  and 
from  the  west  side  of  Sixth  street  to  Schuylkill. 

2,  Josei)li  W  Not  bury,  71  Wood  street,  from  the  north  side  of 
Callowiiill  street  to  t'le  south  side  of  Hickory  lane,  and  from 
Sixth  street  to  S:huylkill. 

3,  Wilham  Steinmetz,  Coates  above  Seventh  street,  from  the 
north  side  of  Hickory  lane  to  the  boundai  y  line  of  Penn  town- 
shi[),  and  from  Schuylkill  to  Sixth  stcect,  taking  in  the  best  part 
of  Germantown  rnud.  fc 

4,  Abcdnejijo  T  Whitton,  Point  road,  Kensington,  from  the  cast 
side  of  the  Germantown  road  up  to  tlie  township  line,  and  from 
the  Delaware,  including  Kensington,  to  the  townsliij)  line 

5,  Franklin  Lee,  98  Poplar  lane,  from  the  north  side  of  Poplar 
lane,  including  the  west  side  of  the  Germantown  road,  to  the 
township  line,  and  from  the  Delaware  to  the  township  line. 

6,  Benjamin  Naglec,  454  north  Second  street,  from  the  south 
side  of  Poplar  lane  to  (he  north  side  of  Brown  street,  and  from 
the  Delaware  toSixtli  street. 

7,  Chailes  Elliott,  431  north  Second  street,  from  the  south  side 
of  Brown  street,  to  tiie  north  side  of  Coates  street,  and  from  the 
Delaware  to  Sixth  street. 

8,  James  M'Corinac,  391  north  Second  street,  from  the  south 
side  of  Coates  street  to  tlie  north  side  of  Green  street,  and  from 
the  Delaware  to  Sixtli  street. 

9,  Siimuel  Gil!)ert,  20y  north  Second  street,  from  the  south 
side  of  Green  street  to  tiie  north  side  of  Noble  street,  and  from 
the  Delaware  to  Sixth  street. 

10,  Robert  A  Parris'.i,  238  north  Tiurd  street,  from  the  south 
side  of  Noble  street  to  the  north  side  of  Callowhill  street,  and 
Irom  the  Delaware  to  Sixth  street. 

11,  John  Byerlv,  N  E  corner  of  Juliana  and  Vine  street,  fi"Oin 
the  south  side  of  Callowhill  street  to  the  norlli  side  of  \'ine 
street,  and  from  the  Delaware  to  Sixth  stret  t. 


Ixxxvi  Whitely's  Fhiladelphia  Register. 

12,  James  Donley,  149  north  Third  street,  from  the  south  side  \ 
of  Vine  street  to  the  north  side  of  Race  street,  and  from  the 
Delaware  to  Sixth  street. 

13,  Joseph  Donaldson,  72  north  Second  street,  from  the  south 
side  of  Race  street  to  the  north  side  of  Arch  street,  and  from 
the  Delaware  to  Sixth  street. 

14,  Abraham  L  Pennock,  122  north  Fifth  street,  from  the 
south  side  of  Vine  to  the  north  side  of  Arch  street,  and  from  the 
west  side  of  Sixth  to  the  east  side  of  Ninth  street. 

15,  Michael  Baker,  166  Arch  street,  from  the  south  side  of 
Vine  to  the  north  side  of  Arch  street,  and  from  the  west  side  of 
Ninth  to  the  east  side  of  Twelfth  street. 

16,  John  Pechin,  21  north  Twelfth  street,  from  the  south  side 
of  Vine  to  the  north  side  of  Aixh  street,  and  from  the  west  side 
of  Twelfth  to  Schuylkill. 

17,  Benjamin  H  Yarnell,  39  Market  street,  from  the  south 
side  of  Arch  to  the  north  side  of  Market,  and  from  the  Dela- 
ware to  the  east  side  of  Eleventh  street. 

18,  Thomas  Roney,  8  Prune  street,'  from  the  south  side  of 
Market  to  the  north  side  of  Chesnut,  and  from  the  Delaware  to 
the  east  side  of  Eleventh  street. 

19,  Joseph  B.Lapsley,  Chesnut  nearThirteenthsti-eet,  from  the 
south  side  of  Arch  to  the  north  side  of  Chesnut,  and  from  the 
west  side  of  Eleventh  street  to  Schuylkill. 

20,  Thomas  P  M'Mahon,  1 3  south  Second  street,  from  the 
south  side  of  Chesnut  to  the  north  side  of  Walnut,  and  from  the 
Delaware  to  the  east  side  of  Eleventh  street. 

21,  James  Fearoh,  49  Union  street,  from  the  south  side  of  Wal- 
nut to  the  north  side  of  Spruce,  and  from  the  Delaware  to  the 
east  side  of  Seventh  street. 

22,  John  Horner,  261  Market  street,  from  the  south  side  of 
Walnut  to  the  north  side  of  Spruce,  and  from  the  west  side  of 
Seventh  to  the  east  side  of  Eleventh  street. 

23,  Joseph  Caskey,  392  Market  street,  from  the  south  side  of 
Chesnut  to  the  north  side  of  Spi'uce,  and  from  the  west  side  of 
Eleventh  street,  to  Schuylkill. 

24,  Joseph  W  Lyndall,  201  south  Fourth  street,  trom  the  south 
side  of  Spruce  to  the  north  side  of  Pine,  and  from  the  Delaware 
to  the  east  side  of  Tenth  street. 

25,  Thomas  Maitland,  153  Pine  street,  from  the  south  side  of 
Pine  to  the  north  side  of  Cedar,  and  from  the  Delaware  to  the 
east  side  of  Fifth  street. 

26,  Clement  Lee  Bready,  197  south  Fifth  street,  from  the 
south  side  of  Pine  to  the  north  side  of  Cedar,  and  from  the  west 
side  of  Fifth  to  the  east  side,  of  Tenth  street. 

27,  William  Govett,  229  Cedar  street,  from  the  south  side  of 
Spruce  to  the  north  side  of  Cedar,  and  from  Tentii  street  to 
Schuylkill.' 

^  28,  John  Gladding,  73  Penn  street,  from  the  south  side  of 
South  street  to  the  north  side  of  Shippen  street,  continued,  and 
from  the  river  Delaware  to  Passyunk  road. 

29,  Daniel  Roberts,  314  south  Second  street,  from  the  south 
side  oi  Shippen  to  the  north  side  of  Plum  street  and  north  side 
of  Fuller's  alley,  and  from  the  river  Delaware  to  Passyunk  road. 


IVh'ttelifs  Philadelphia  Keg'tsttr.  lxxx\  u 

30,  Sylvester  Roberts,  328  soutli  Second  street,  from  ihc  soulli 
side  of  Plum  street  and  .soiilh  sijc  of  Kiillrr\  ulltv  lo  llie  iiortli 
bide  of  German  street  iind  norlli  side  ol  Meade  alley,  iind  from 
the  river  Delaware  to  Pa->svunk.  road. 

31,  Lemuel  Painter,  177  (i(  iinan  .siR;et,  froni  the  smith  side 
of  German  street  and  south  side  of  Meade  alley  to  the  north 
side  ot  Queen  street,  and  from  the  river  Delaware  to  Passyuuk 
road. 

32,  I'elei-  Hortz,  392  south  Second  street,  from  the  south  side 
of -Queen  street  ;l)etwetfn  the  east  side  of  Second  and  the  ri^er 
Delaware)  to  the  sunlliern  houndary  of  tlie  district. 

33,  William  Herman,  2  Moyamensing  road,  i\on\  the  south 
side  of  Queen  street  to  the  soutliern  boui>dary  "of  the  district, 
and  from  tiie  west  side  of  Second  street  to  Passvunk  road. 


managers  of  the  Almshouse  and  Houy.e  f>f  Employmer.t. 

Joseph  Cloud,  President,  27&  Arch  street — Lewis  Lowry, 
corner  cf  Tei\th  and  Vine  streets — Isaiah  Jeancs,  208  north 
Front  street — .loiin  H  Warder,  85  north  Seventh  street — I'eter 
\\'illiamson,  63  Almond  street — John  Vallance,  87  south  Sixth 
— Henry  Harrington,  306  south  Fourth  street — Thomas  D. 
Crrover,  33  Christian  street — Silas  Yerkcs,  335  north  Second  st. 

Officers  of  the  General  Board. 

Joseph  Howell,  President,  107  Chesnut  street — John  Lolira, 
treasurer,  139  Market  street — Samuel  Ewing,  solicitor,  146 
Chesnut  street — John  Hutton,  secretary,  502  south  Front  street 
— William  Middleton.  agent,  171  Pine  street — Joshua  Merrick, 
assistant  agent,  8  Mary  street,  (S) — William  M'Ccilin,  as- 
sistant agent  169  north  Fourth  street — John  Buckingham,  m.es- 
sengcr  and  doorkeeper,  42  south  Fifth  street. 

Phyaicians — Sanmel  Stewart,  106  south  Eighth — James  Ru.sh, 
181  Chesnut — Joseph  Klapj),  290  south  Second 

Surffforia — Joseph  Parrish,  109  Arch — Thomas  T.  Hewson, 
132  Chesnut— John  Rhea  Barton,  204  Chesnut. 

Lying  in  Department. 

Thomas  C.  James,  7  York  buildings — John  More,  63  south  7th. 
Physicians  to  the  Out-door  Poor. 

Thomas  M  Hall,  northwest  confer  of  Callowhill  and  Sixth 
streets,  f(jr  Penn  Town.->hip  ; 

Thomas  M.  Hail,  nortliwest  corner  ot  Callowhill  and  Sixth 
streets,  from  the  nortii  side  of  Vine  street  uiJ  the  east  side  of 
Sixth  street  to  the  (iennantown  ro.ul,  down  the  west  side  of 
Gertnaniown  road  to  Third  street,  down  the  west  side  of  Third 
to  Vine  street ; 

Joseph  Tiiomas,  254  north  Second  street,  from  the  north  side 
of  Vine  street  uj)  tlie  east  side  of  Third  street  to  the  German- 
town  road,  up  the  east  side  of  the  said  road,  to  the  northern 
boundary  of  the  township  of  the  Nojthern  Liberties,  and  from 
thence  eastward  to  the  river  Delaware  ; 
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Ixxxviii        Whitely's  Philadelphia  Register. 

John  Y.  Clark,  110  Arch  street,  from  the  south  side  of  Vine 
street  to  the  north  side  of  Market  street,  and  from  the  Delaware 
to  the  east  side  of  Ninth  street ; 

John  Eberle,  corner  of  Race  and  Chester  streets,  from  the 
south  side  of  Vine  street  to  the  north  side  of  Chesnut  street  and 
from  the  west  side  of  Ninth  street  to  Schuylkill ; 

V\^illiam  Price,  corner  of  Fourth  and  Prune  street,  from  the 
south  side  of  Market  to  the  north  side  of  South  street,  and  from 
the  Delaware  to  the  east  side  of  Ninth  street ; 

J.  Russell  Smith,  165  south  Eleventli  street,  from  the  south 
side  of  Chesnut  street  to  the  north  side  of  Pine  street,  and  from 
Ninth  to  Tenth  streets,  and  from  thence  on  the  west  side  of 
Tenth  street  to  the  north  side  of  South  street,  thence  to  the  river 
Schuylkill ; 

David  F.  Condie,  193  Lombard  street,  from  the  west  side  of 
Third  street  up  the  south  side  of  Pine  street  to  Tenth  street, 
down  the  east  side  of  Tenth  street  to  the  north  side  of  South 
street,  down  South  street  to  the  east  side  of  Passyunk  road, 
down  said  road  to  the  southern  boundary  of  the  distinct  of  South- 
wark,  and  from  thence  to  the  west  side  of  Third  street ; 

Harvey  Klapp,  72  Almond  street,  from  the  south  side  of 
Pine  street  to  the  southern  boundary  of  the  district  of  South- 
wark,  and  from  the  Delaware  to  the  east  side  of  Third  street. 
Apothecaries. 

Hannah  West,  Queen  street,  Kensington,  third  door  from 
Marlborough  street — William  Revoudt,  corner  of  Wood  street 
and  York  road — Richard  Jordan,  southeast  corner  of  lliird  and 
Coates'  street — Charles  Loring,  339  north  Third  street — Peter 
Lehman,  320  Market  street — Mordecai  L.  Gordon,  58  north 
Second  street— Charles  Marshall,  56  Chesnut  street — Robert 
Milnor,  161  south  Second  street — George  Glentworth,  corner 
of  Chester  and  Race  streets — Thomas  M'Clintock,  lOr  South 
Ninth  street— James  W.  Simes,  459  Market  street— Peter  Wil- 
liamson, corner  Second  and  Almond. 

Pennsylvania  and  Lying-in  Hospital. 

The  history  of  this  eminent  institution  is  too  well  known  to 
need  y^articular  notice  here.  It  may,  however,  be  observed, 
that  the  plan  was  first  suggested  by  Dr.  Thomas  Bond,  and  it 
was  founded  by  individual  philanthropy  in  1752.  In  1774,  it  lost, 
by  the  depreciation  of  continental  money,  about  ten  thousand 
pounds,  nearly  one  half  of  its  productive  estate. — Subscriptions 
were,  however,  solicited,  and  by  the  united  exertions  of  the 
managers  successively  employed,  and  the  I'eceipt  of  somelegis- 
tive  aid,  it  has  at  length  arrived  at  its  present  eminence. 

Managers,  Samuel   Coates,  Pattison  Hartshorne,   Lawrence 
Seckel,  Zaccheus  Collins,  Joseph  Lownes,  Thomas  Stewardson,  , 
Edward  Pennington,  Thomas  P.  Cope,   Joseph   Watson,  Israe^ 
Ccpe,     Henry    Hollingsworth,    Thomas     Morris. — Treasuer 
Joseph  S.  Lewis. 

Physicians — Thomas  Parke,  1  Rittenhouse  place — John  C, 
Otto,  139  Arch— Samuel  Calhoun, 


Whitthfs  Philadelphia    Re^i-^tcr.  Ixxxix 

5Mrg"<*07i«— Joseph  Hartshornc,  S  PV  corner  7ih  and  Spruce — 
Joseph  Parrish,  lOy  Arch — Thomas  T.  Hcwson,  13J  Chesnul 

Thomas  C-  James,  lor  the  i)  ing-in  dcparimt^nt,  7  York  huild- 
ings. 

■  Ap]ilications  for  admission  must  be  made  first  to  one  of  the 
Physicians,  llien  to  one  of  the  attending  manai^ers.  The  attend- 
ing AVIana^;ers  and  Physicians  attend  at  llie  Hospital  on  tlie  4th 
and  7th  day  morning  of  every  week,  to  receive  and  discliarge 
patients.  Recent  fractures  and  wounds,  happening  in  and 
about  the  city,  if  hronglit  immediately  as  tiiey  occur,  will  be  ad- 
milted  ifraii.s  and  without  any  security  being  demanded  of  the 
persons  wlio  bring  the  i)atient  to  the  house. 

N.  B.  Comfortable  accommodations  are  provided  for  poor 
married  women  in  the  lying-in  department,  where  they  are  at- 
tend free  of  ex|)ense. 

Published  bv  order  of  the  Managers. 
October,  1817.  THOS.  P.  COPE,  Secretary 


Christ  Church  Hospital^ 

No.  10,  Cherry  street,  is  an  endowment  for  aged  women  ot 
the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church,  made  by  Dr.  John  Kcai*slv, 
formerly  an  eminent  Physician  of  this  place,  who  bequeathed 
for  this  purpose,  an  estate,  ciiiefly  landed,  which  he  vested  in 
the  rector,  church  wardens,  and  vestrymen  of  the  United  Epis- 
copal Churclics  of  Christ  and  St.  Peter's.  Since  its  endowment 
it  has  received  considerable  accessions  of  property. 


tfOARD  OF  HEALTH  ESTABLISHMENT. 

Office  39  south  Fifth  street. 

Alcmbcr-t  for  the  City — Dr.  Samuel  Jackson,  President. — Dr. 
Franklin  Baclie,  Sccreturij. — JosepU  Worrell,  Esq.  Treasurer. — 
Dr.  Jesse  Roe  Burden,  Samuel  Volans,  Capt.  William  Hawkes. 

I'or  the  A'orthcm   Libtrtics. — James  \\'est,  John  Byerly. 

For  Penn  Towns/ii/i  — Charles  Souder,  esq. 

For  Soutlnvark. — Dr.  Joel  B  Sutherland. 

For  MoyamiJising. — Joshua  Raybold. 

Dr.  George  F  Lehman,  Lazarrito /i/uj-'iiciari. — Captain  Henry 
Kenyon,  Quarantine  JMaster. — John  Robbins,  Steward  of  the 
Lazaretto. — Dr.  Alexander  Kniglit,  Port  Physician. — William 
Mandry,  Health  Officer. — Josepli  Pryor,  C/er/c,  iJ'c. — John  Buck- 
ingham', Alessengtr. 

REGISTER  OF  BIRTHS. 

Section  of  the  jict,/iafised  the  27th  day  ofjt/irit,  1819,  relative  to 
the  firactitionera  of  Alidivifi  ry. 
Sect.  2d.     "  .4nd  be  it  further  enacted  by  the  authority  ufore- 
aaid.  That  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  all  persons  wlio  may  pursue  or 


xc  Whkely''s  Philadelphia  Register. 

practise  Midwifery  in  the  City  of  Philadelphia,  the  district  of 
South wark,  the  township  of  the  Northern  Liberties  and  the 
townships  of  Moyamensing  and  Perm,  between  the  first  day  of 
March  and  the  first  day  of  April,  annually  hereaftei',  to  leaA-^e 
their  names  in  writing,  and  the  places  of  their  residence,  at  the 
Office  of  the  Board  of  Health,  and  when  so  left  it  shall  be  the 
duty  of  the  clerk  to  receive  and  enter  the  same  alphabetically  in 
a  book  to  be  kept  for  that  purpose,  which  shall  be  open  at  all 
times  during  the  Office  hours,  to  persons  desirous  to  inspect  the 
same.  And  all  persons  pursuing  or  practising  Midwifery  as - 
aforesaid,  shall  keep  a  true  and  exact  Register  of  the  birth&ihat 
take  place  under  their  care  and  superintendance,  and  shall,  from 
time  to  time  as  they  may  happen,  enter  the  same,  with  the  sex 
of  the  child  so  born,  on  a  blank  schedule  to  be  furnished  to  them 
by  the  clerk  of  the  Health  Office,  which  schedule  shall  be  signed 
with  the  name  of  such  person,  and  delivered  on  the  last  Saturday 
of  each  month  to  the  clerk  of  the  Health  Office,  or  other  person 
calling  for  the  same ;  and  every  person  pursoaing  or  practising 
Midwifery,  neglecting  or  refusing  to  leave  their  names  and 
places  of  residence  at  the  Health  Office  as  aforesaid,  or  to  per- 
form any  other  of  the  duties  required  by  this  act,  shall  forfeit 
and  pay  for  each  offence  the  sum  of  twenty-five  dollars,  to  be  re- 
covered in  the  manner  and  for  the  uses  prescribed  in  "  an  Act 
for  establishing  a  Health  Office,  and  to  secui'e  the  city  and  port 
of  Philadelphia  from  the  introduction  of  pestilential  and  conta- 
gious diseases  and  for  other  purposes." 


Corporation  of  the  City  of  Philadelphia^  tifc.  ^c. 

Mayor,  James  N.  Barker,  office  City  Hall  S  W  corner  Ches- 
nut  and  Fifth  ;  Recorder,  Joseph  Reed  ;  Attorney  and  Solicitor, 
Thomas  M'Kean  Pettit ;  City  Treasurer,  John  Bacon,  office 
City  Hall;  Clerk  of  Mayor's  Court,  Randall  Hutchinson,  office 
3  E.  wing  of  Statehouse. 

Mdermen — Robert  Wharton,  Matthew  Lawler,  Samuel  Cars- 
well,  Michael  Keppele,  Abraham  Shoemaker,  John  Inskeep, 
Andrew  Pettit,  John  Douglass,  John  Geyer,  George  Bartram, 
Joseph  Hertzog,  Samuel  Badger,  James  N.  Barker,  Peter  Chris- 
tian, {o7ie  vacancy. ^ 

Select  Counx:U — George  Vaux,  President ;  Isaac  Boyer,  An- 
thony Cuthbert,  William  Delany,  Stephen  Girard,  Elijah  Grif- 
fith, Joseph  S.  Lewis,  William  Rush,  John  W.  Thompson,  Geo. 
Vaux,  Joseph  Watson,  Tliomas  Bradford,  jun.  clerk. 

Common  Council — Joseph  Worrell,  president;  Alexander 
Adams,  Joseph  Burden,  Alexander  Cook,  William  Duane,  James 
S.  Duval  Michael  Fox,  Levi  Garret,  Ihomas  Harper,  Samuel 
Jackson,  John  Maitland,  John  M'Clintock,  William  PiersoU, 
Mark  Richards,  Abraham  Small,  Richard  Tybout,  Thomas 
Wallace,  Joseph  Worrell,  Maui-iceWurts— Samuel  Rush,  clerk. 

City  Commissioners —  jfoseph  Morris,  Conrad  Bartling,  and 
Thomas  T.  Stiles. 

City  Clerk— Matthew  Randall,  office  City  Hall. 


ir/iitc/y's  PliUadclphia  Register.  xci 

Ucgulators  ami  Surveyors — Kc;4diiig  Howell,- Samuel  Haines 
aiul  A  C.  Ireland. 

Cily  Coiistabks — High  Constables,  George  Campbell ;  Mar- 
tin Htes :  Upper  Delawart-,  Smith  Mills;  North  Mult)crry, 
James  Vanstavoren  ;  Lower  l)i-lawarc,  William  Stokes  ;  South 
JVliilijcrry,  William  M'Ciiiiley  ;  Hii^h  stiict,  John  Mclzktr  ; 
Norti\  ward,  John  Hess  ;  Chfsnvit  ward,  Thomi-.s  Cooper  ;  Mid- 
dle ward,  Josepli  Kobinsoii  ;  Walnut  w..rd,  John  Mdliman  ; 
South  ward,  Israel  Iloopes  ;  Dock  ward,  John  M  Masters  ;  Lo 
cubt  ward,  John  'I'opham  ;  Newmarket  ward,  John  M'Lcan 
Cedar  ward,  John  Hoffecker. 

Corders  of  wood  and  receivers  of  wharfage — George  Fry, 
corder  at  \  ine  street  wharf;  Henry  Mjcrs  do.  Race  do.  ;  Paul 
Reilly.do  Arch  do.;  Daniel  Saint,  do.  Chesnut  do.;  Samuel  Black 
do.  at  the  Drawhiidv;c  ;  Charles  Mevcier,  deputy  corder  at  the 
Drawbridge  ;  William  Fife,  corder  Schuylkill  Landing 

Captain  of  the  Night  walch,  Samuel  Paxson  ;  Lieutenant  ditto, 
Francis  Mitchell. 

Clerks  of  the  High  street  market,  Jacob  Strembeck  and  Geo. 
Beck ;  Ditto  of  the  Second  street  market,  John  Ashmcad. 

Vaccine  Physicians— Dr.  (ieorge  S.  Schott,  35  N.  Eighth,  for 
the  N  E  district ;  Dr.  David  J.  Davis,  2  S  Eighth,  for  the  N  W 
district  ;  Dr.  Josepli  Ci.  Nancrede,  181  S  Tenth,  for  iheS  \V  dis- 
trict ;  Dr.  John  C.  Heberion,  1 15  S  Fifth,  for  the  S  E  district. 

Superintendant  of  the  Public  Burial  Ground,  Benj.  Ferguson. 


CITY  COMMISSIONERS'  OFFICE, 

Jan.  5th,  1820. 

Notice  is  hereby  given,  that  agreeably  to  an  Oidinance  of  the 
Select  and  Common  Councils,  t!ie  City  is  divided  into  Three 
Di.^tncts,  and  tliac  each  District  is  under  the  special  superinten- 
dence of  the  person  whose  name  is  annexed  thereto. 

District  No.  1 — From  the  norch  side  »)f  Vine  street  to  th.e  north 
side  of  High  or  Maiket-street,  and  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuyl- 
kill, Joseph  Mrrris,  No.  53,  north  Eighth-street. 

District  No.  _' — From  the  north  side  of  High  or  Market-.street 
to  the  north  side  of  Walnut-street,  and  from  the  Delaware  to 
Schuylkill,  Conrad  Bavtling,  No.  455,  y\.rcb-street. 

District  No.  3 — Fiom  the  north  side  of  Walnut-street  to  the 
south  side  of  Stiuth-street,  and  from  the  DclawHre  to  Schuvlkill. 
Thomas  T  Stiles,  Eleventh-street,  west  side,  between  Walnut 
and  Locust-streets. 

For  Repaira  of  Piimp-f.,  £ifc. 

Apply  to  cither  of  the  City  Commissioners,  or  to  Thomas 
Dixey,  in  Fitzwalter-strcet,  between  Stnenth  and  Eighth- 
streets,  for  that  part  of  the  city  south  of  .\1  u  ket-street,  and  east 
of  Broad-sl\eet  ;  or  to  John  Point,  in  Ktrliardson's  court,  north 
side  ef  Sassafras,  near  Fifth,  for  that  part  of  the  city  north  of 
Market-street,  and  cast  of  iiroud-streel ;  or  to  Lsuiah  Di.iru  cjT" 
Co.  wesv  <t  Broad-street,  near  Market,  for  that  part  of  tl\e  city 
west  of  Broad,  and  from  Vine  to  South-street. 


xcii  }VJiitely'*s  Philadelphia  Register. 

The  following  are  Jixed  on  as  Stands  for  Drays,  Hackney 
Coaches,  and  Sleighs,  keeping  twenty  feet  from  any  intersection 
of  the  street,  and  ten  feet  clear  of  any  pump,  fire-plug,  or  hy- 
drant. 

Stands  for  Drays. 

No.  1 — Penn-street,  from  Pine  to  Cedar  or  South-street,  on 
the  west  side. 

No.  2 — ^Water-street,  on  the  west  side  from  the  Drawbridge 
to  Pine-street. 

No.  3 — Drawbridge,  on  the  north  side  from  Water  to  Front- 
street. 

No.  4 — Spruce,  Pine,  and  Cedar-streets,  on  the  north  side,  and 
east  of  Front-street. 

No.  5— Front,  from  Chesnut  to  Walnut-street,  east  side,  and 
Front  200  feet  north  of  Chesnut,  on  the  east  side. 

No.  6 — Front,  from  Walnut  to  Hamilton's  stores,  east. 

No.  7 — W^alnut,  on  the  north  side,  east  of  Water- street. 

No.  8 — Chesnut,  on  the  north  side  from  Front  to  Second-street. 

No-  9 — Front-street,  on  the  east  side,  from  Sassafras  to  Vine. 

No.  10 — Vine-street  on  the  north  side,  from  Front  to  Second- 
street. 

No.  11 — Mulberry,  on  the  south  side,  from  Front  to  Second- 
street. 

No.  12 — Second-street,  on  the  east  side  from  Sassafras  to 
Coates'  alley. 

No.  13 — Branch -street,  on  the  south  side,  from  Third  to 
Fourth-street. 

No.  14 — Third-street,  on  the  east  side,  from  High-street  to 
opposite  Elbow  lane. 

No.  15 — Third-street,  west  side,  from  Mulberry  to  Cherry- 
street. 

No.  16 — Fifth-street,  east  side,  south  of  Market,  and  "within*? 
ten  feet  of  an  avenue,  leading  to  Davis's  tavern. 

No.  17 — Decatur- street,  from  High-sti'eet,  to  Carpenter- 
street,  on  the  east  side. 

No.  18 — Seventh-street,  on  the  east  side,  from  an  alley  ad- 
joining St.  James'  Church  to  High,  and  from  High  to  Carpenter- 
street. 

No.  19 — Eighth-street,  on  the  west  side,  from  Filbert  to  Mar- 
ket-street. 

No.  20— Ninth- street,  on  the  west  side,  from  High-street  to 
Chesnut-street. 

No.  21— Tenth,  Eleventh,  Twelfth,  and  Thirteenth-streets, 
on  the  east  side,  and  from  High  to  Chesnut-street. 

Stands  for  Hackney  Coaches  and  Sleighs. 

No.  1— Dock,  the  middle  of  the  street,  from  Third  to  Second- 
street. 

No.  2— Pine-street,  south  side,  from  Fourth  to  Fifth-street. 

No.  3— Fifth-street,  west  side,  from  Walnut  to  Library-street. 

No.  4-~Sixth-street,  east  side,  from  Chesnut  to  Walnut. 

No.  5— Seventh-street,  east  side,  from  Chesnut  to  George- 
street. 


U'hitehfs  Philadrlphia  Register.  xciii 

No.   6 — Miilbcny-slrcct.   in  ilie    middle  of  the  street,  from 
Kifili  to  Sixth  street 
No.  7— Nintli  strett.  west  side,  from  George  toChesnut-slrect. 
By  order  of  the  City  Commisstoners, 

MATTHEW  RANDALL,  City  Clerk. 


Directors  of  Public  Schools  for  the  city  of  Philidelphia, 
first  achool  district  of  the  state  of  Pvnnsijlvania. 

Roberts  Vaux,  Joseph  Reed,  Thomas  Stewardson,  William 
Fry,  Peter  Kcyser,  John  C.  Browne,  James  Ronaldson,  Joel  B. 
Sutherland,  David  Woelpper. 


City  Ordinances — List  of  Penalties. 

For  wasting  the  Schuylkill  water  5  dollars 

Empty  boxes  remaining  in  the  street  longer  than  3  hours  1  dol- 
lar 3.5  cents 

Goods  remaining  in  do.  more  tlian  4  hours  2  dollars 

Occupying  stands  in  the  market  unappropriated  by  ordinance 
2  dollars 

Exposiag  goods  for  sale  on  or  over  t])e  brick  or  stone  pave- 
ment 1  dollar  33  cents 

For  persons  remaining  in  the  market  after  market  hours  5  dolls 

"Riding  or  driving  immoderately  3  dollars 

Driving  without  reins  and  without  being  within  reach  of  the 
iiorse's  head  3  dollars 

Riding  or  driving  on  oi-  over  the  brick  or  stone  pavement,  ex- 
cent  going  into  a  stable  or  enclosure  5  dollars 

riling  lumber  or  unloding  out  of  a  cart,  8cc.  any  bar  iron,  coal, 
&c.  on  the  footway  5  dollars 

Hackney  coaches  not  numbered  as  the  law  directs  5  dollars. 

Drays  and  carts  do.  10  dollars 


Acts  of  Assembly. 

Selling  ardent  or  vinous  spirits  within  the  city  or  county  of 
Philadelphia,  by  less  measure  than  one  quart,  without  having  a 
license  50  dollars  for  the  first  offence,  and  100  dollars  for  every 
subsequent  transgression.  By  a  late  act  of  assembly,  anv  respecta- 
ble citizen  is  made  a  competent  witness.  The  fine  is  to  be  ap- 
plied to  the  use  of  the  poor. 

Chimnies  being  on  fire,  not  having  been  swept  within  one  ca- 
lender month  5  dollars  33  cents 

Throwing  privy  filth  in  the  street  4  dollars. 


xciv  Whitely'^s  Philadelphia  Regista: 

Officers  of  Philadelphia  County, 

Sheriff— Caleb  North  ;  office  10  west  wing  of  State  House.— 
Under  Sheriff,  Thomas  Elliott— Deputies,  Conrad  Hester,  Hen- 
ry Engles,  John  Trout,  John  Snyder,  Horatio  L.  Melchor. 

Prothonotary  of  the  Supreme  Court — Isaac  Franks ;  office 
7  State  House 

Prothonotary  of  the  District  Court — Timothy  Matlack  ;  office 
5  State  House 

Prothonotary  of  the  Common  Pleas — Joseph  B.  Norbury  ;  of- 
fice 6  State  House 

Clerk  of  Quarter  Sessions — Wm.  Runkle,  jun-  office  6  State 
House. 

Clerk  of  Orphan's  Court — Thomas  F.  GordofT;  office  12 
State  House 

Register  Samuel  Bryan ;  office  6  State  House 

Recorder — Isaac  Worrel ;  office  4  State  House 
County  Commissioners— (office  11  State  House  ;)  John  Thum, 
Philip  Peltz,  Robert  Brooke  of  Oxford — f  ieorge  Ingels,  22  New- 
market.— Treasurer,  Daniel  B.    Lippard. — Solicitor,  William 
Delany,  Esq.— Clerk,  John  Rees. 

Justices  of  the  Peace — Philadelphia  County. 

First  district — Composed  of  the  City.     See  City  Corporation 

Second  district — Composed  of  the  townships  of  Byberry,  Lower 
Dublin,  Moreland,  and  Oxford — Jonathan  Clofield,  Joshua  Com- 
ly,  Joshua  Jones,  Benjamin  Walmsley,  John  Helm,  jun  Robert 
Morris,  Isaac  Worrall,  John  Salter,  John  H.  Worrall,  John 
Ruan,  Jacob  Coates,  Theophilus  Harris. 

Third  district — Composed  of  Bristol,  Germantown,  and  Rox- 
borough — John  Huston,  Samuel  Conrad,  Peter  Baynton,  Jacob 
Nice,  Cornelius  Holgate,  Silas  Wilson,  Joseph  H.  Fleming,  John 
De  Rofontain. 

Fourth  district — Composed  of  the  Northern  Liberties  and 
Penn— Samuel  Wheeler,  Frederick  Wolbert,  John  Goodman, 
Samuel  M'Ferran,  Joseph  Grice,  John  Kessler,  Frederick,F car- 
ing, Edward  D.  Corfield,  Henry  Probasco,  Thomas  Barnes, 
Charles  Carey,  jun.  WiUiam  Moulder,  John  Shaw,  Jacob  Fitler, 
Joseph  Rogers,  John  Clifford,  Charles  Souder,  John  Johnson, 
Martin  Ludie,  Jacob  G,  Tryon,  and  John  L.  Woolf. 

Fifth  district — Composed  of  Moyamensing,  Passyunk,  and 
Southwark — Ebenezer  Ferguson,  Richard  Renshaw,  Richard 
Palmer,  Joseph  Marsh,  Daniel  Bussier,  John  Thompson,  John 
Hunter,  Michael  Freytag,  Joshua  Raybold,  Israel  Israel,  John 
Allison,  Christopher  O'Conner,  Philip  Peltz. 

Sixth  district — composed  of  Blockley  and  Kingsessing — Wil- 
liam E.  Wright,  George  C.  Lentner. 

Northern  Liberties, 

Commissioners  for  the  incorporated  part  of  the  Northern  Li- 
berties, (meet  at  their  Hall  in  Third  street,  first  Tuesday  in  each 


]Vliitely''s  Philadelphia  Register. 


xcv 


month.) — Daniel  Groves,  [jicsidcnt — 'I'homas  Heart,  (Jcorf^c 
VVooUey,  Jiicob  Sovidcrs,  Joseph  Smilli,  I'ctcr  (iriin,  Michael 
Bilker,  sen.  John  Naglee,  Jolin  Harchiy,  Isaac  \V.  Nonis,  Juiiies 
VV'liiteliead,  Cieorge  Knorr,  Thom.i.s  Oints,  Jonathan  H<>f)eris, 
J.  Franks,  (Jonrad  Heste;-,  'I'lionias  (Jold.-milh,  Samuel  FcKiing, 
treasurer — Thomas  Timmings,  clerk — John  Kessler,  jun.  col- 
lector. 

Captain  of  the  watch,  Thomas  Arnold— Lieutenant  of  tlir 
watch,  Jolin  Abel. 

Superintendant  of  streets — Joseph  Frickcr. 

Police  officer,  John  G.  Alintzcr-— Clerk  of  the  market,  Ed- 
ward Edwardss. 


PLAN  OF  THE  WARDS, 

OF  THE  INCOUPORATKD  PART  01-   THE  NORTHfcHV  I.IBtRTlKS. 

COHQCSINK  CRKEK,  or  Northern  Boundary. 


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SECOND  WARD. 

FIRST  WARD. 

VINE  SFREEr,  or  Southern  Boundai^. 


CONSTABLES 

OF  THK   INCORPORATED  PART  OF  THE  NORTHERN   LIBERTIES. 

Joseph  Fricker,  high  nnstablc— /Vr.v?  M'urd,  ("onrad  Worknot 

—Srcovd  Ward,  John   Millt- r— 7V(irJ    Ward,  John  Chrisiinc— 

Fourth  ira7(V,  Josejili  Franklin— /•'/A/'  Ward,  Beiijamin  U.  Jef- 

feries— 6Vx;/i  Ward,  Jacob  Dearr— StveJifA  irar^/,  John  Painter 

Unincorjiorated. — Henry  Bennei- — John  Vanhorn. 

(7) 


xcvi  Whitely^s  Philadelphia  Register, 

Directors  of  public  school,  for  the  incorporated  part  of  the 
Northern  Liberties  and  Kensington — Peter  Keyser,  John  C. 
Browne,  George  F.  Goodman,  William  Binder,  Jacob  Justice, 
Joseph  Lukens,  John  Taylor,  Joseph  Warner,  George  C. 
Schiveley,  Thomas  Bacon,  William  Filler,  George  Knorr. 

District  of  Perm  Townships. 

(This  district  is  incorporated  between  Sixth  and  Broad,  and 
Vine  and  Hickory  lane.) 

Commissioners— David  Woelppei',  president ;  John  Alburger, 
Henry  Boroef,  William  Drum,  Frederick  Haas,  Jacob  Gardner, 
Nicholas  Grear,  Lewis  Loury,  H.  H.  Miller,  Laurence  Shuster, 
Charles  Souder,  William  Warner,  Jacob  Frick,  clerk  ;  Peter 
Hotz,  treasurer ;  Joseph  H.  Siddall,  regulator ;  Daniel  Newman, 
superintendant. 

Dii-ectors  of  Public  Schools — David  Woelpper,  William 
Warner,   Joseph  B.  Norbury,   George  Esher,  Martin  Ludie, 

Henry  Urben.  

District  of  Southwark. 

Commissioners,  (meet  at  their  hall.  Second  street  above  Chris- 
tian, every  Thursday  evening,) — Robert  M'Mullin,  president ; 
Hugh  Cavenaugh,  Thomas  Sparks,  John  Turner,  John  Tur- 
ner, jun.  Jesse  Williamson,  Charles  Penrose,  John  Floyd,  Wil- 
liam M'Call,  Thomas  D,  (irover,  (one  vacancy.)  Josiah  Haines, 
John  Graham,  Cornelius  Tiers,  Joel  B.Sutherland,  John  Hutton, 
clerk  ;  Wm.  Pidgeon,  superintendant. 

Corders — Benjamin  Duncan,  Almond  street  whai-f ;  George 
Hood,  Catharine  street  wharf;  WiUiam  Kennedy,  Queen  street 
wharf;  John  M'Fee,  Christian  street  wharf;  vacant  Pine  street 
wharf. 

Captain  of  watch,  Geo.  Weaver  ;  Lieut,  of  do.  Samuel  Work. 

Constables — Henry  Engles,  William  Harvey,  Peter  Crans. 

Directors  of  Public  Schools  for  said  district — Benjamin  Mar- 
tin, Joel  B.  Sutherland,  George  C.  Snyder,  Robert  M'Mullin  jr. 
Geoi'ge  M'L«od,  John  Turner,  jr. 


Moyamensing  and  Passyunk, 
Constables — Michael  Cooper,  James  Vanholt. 
Directors  of  Public  Schools — Thomas  Dixey,  James  Ronald- 
son,  James  M'Cann,   Joshua  Raybold,  Jacob  Snyder,  Robert 
Loiighead.  

Auctioneers — Stated  days  for  sales. 

Passmore  8c  Sparhawk,  32  south  Front— Dry  goods  Monday 
and  Tuesday,  at  2  o'clock ;  groceries,  Wednesday  and  Saturday, 
at  11  o'clock;  Hardware  Sec.  Tuesday  and  Friday  evenings,  at 
6  o'clock. 

J.  Humes  &  J.  &  W.  Lippincotts,  56  south  Front — Dry  goods, 
Tuesday  morning  at  10  o'clock;  dry  goods,  Friday  afternoon  at 
half  past  2  o'clock ;  Groceries,  Monday  and  Thursday,  at  11 
o'clock. 

Lisle,  Weir  &  Co.  20  south  Front — Dry  goods,  Wednesday 
and  Saturday ;  groceries,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 


JVhitely's  Philadelphia  Register.  xcvil 

Neft".  Jones  &  Co  34  south  Front  street — Diy  goods,  Monday 
:ind  Tucsdiiy  ;  groceries,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 

Piersol  JcGrclaud,  ;>.»  north  I' rout  —  Dry  goods,  Tuesday  and 
Friday  ;  groceries  Momlay  and  I'hursd.iy. 

'I'aylor  &  VVagntr,  29  north  Front — Dry  goods  Tuesday  and 
Friday  ;  groceries  Monday  anil  Tluirsday. 

Steel  *c  Potter.  13.>  M.iiket — Dry  gomis,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
afternoon  at  half  past  '2  i>V-.hu.k,  liardware  ike.  Wednesday  and 
Saturday  evenings  at  6  o'cloi  k. 


A  List  of  all  the  Mayors  and  Recorders^  7'"^  "  the  Jirst 
incorporation  of  the  City  of  Philadelphia. 
Mayors. — Rdw:ird  Suijpcn,  1701-2 — Anllionv  >Iorris,  1703 — 
Griffith  Jones,  1704 — Joseph  Wilcocks,  1703 — Nathan  Stanbury, 
1706— Thomas  Masters.  1707-8— Richard  Hill,  1709— William 
Carter,  1710 — Samuel  I'reston,  1711 — Jonathan  Dickenson,  1712 
—George  Hoch,  1713— Richard  Hill,  1714-16— Jonathan  Dick- 
enson, 1717-18 — Williani  Fishbourne,  1719-21 — James  Logan, 
1722 — Clement  Plumsted,  1723 — Isaac  Norris,  1724 — William 
Hudson,  1725 — Charles  Head,  1726-7 — Thomas  Lawrence, 
1727-8— Thomas  Griffitls,  1729-30— Samuel  Hassel,  1731-2— 
Thomas  GrifTitts,  1733 — Thomas  Lawrence,  1734 — William 
Allen,  1735 — Clement  Plumsted,  1736 — Thomas  Griffitts,  1737 
— Anthony  Morris,  1738 — Edward  Roberts,  1739 — Samuel  Has- 
sel, 1740— Clement  Plumsted,  1741— William  Till,  1742— Benja- 
jamin  Stioemaker,  1743 — Edward  Shippen,  1744— James  Hamil- 
ton, 1745— William  Atiwood,  1746-7— Charles  Willing,  1748— 
Thomas  Lawrence,  1749 — William  Plumsted,  1750 — Robert 
Strettell,  1751 — Benjamin  Shoemaker,  1752 — Thomas  Lawrence, 
1753-4 — Charles  Willing,  17J1-5 — William  Plumsted,  1755 — 
Atwood  Shutc,  1756-7 — rnomi-s  Lawrence,  1758 — John  Stam- 
per, 1759 — Bcnjanun  Slioemaker.  1760 — Jacob  Duclie,  1761 — 
rienry  Harrison,  1762 — Thomas  Willing,  1763 — Thomas  Law- 
rence, 1764 — John  Lawrence,  1765-G — Isaac  Jones,  1767-8 — 
Samuel  Shoemaker,  1769-70— tJohn  Gibson,  1771-2 — William 
Fisher,  1773 — Samuel  Rhoads,  1774 — Samuel  Puwell,  1775* — 
Samuel  Powell,  1789— Smiuel  Miles,  1790— John  Barclay.  1791 
— Matthew  Clarkson,  1792-5— Hilary  Baker,  1796-7 — Robert 
Wharton,  1798  9— Joim  Inskecp.  1800— Matthew  Lawler.  1801-4 
— John  Inskeej),  1805— Robert  Wliarton,  1806-7 — John  Barker, 
180S-9— Rol)ert  Wharton,  1810— Michael  Kepnellc,  1811-12— 
John  Barker.  1813— John  Geyer,  1814— Robert  Wharton,  1815- 
1819— James  N.  Barker,  1819-20. 

Recorders. — Thomas  Story,  1701-3— David  Lloyd,  1704-G — 
Robert  Asheton,  1707-1725 — Andrew  Hamilton,  1726-40 — 
William  Allen.  1741-9— Tench  Francis,  1750-4-5— Benjamin 
Chew,  1755-75  -Alexander  Wilcocks,  1789-1800-1— Alexan- 
der J.  Dallas,  1801-2— M.ses  Levv.  1802-7-8— Mahlon  Dicker- 
son,  1808-9-10— Josep!i  Reed,  18i0-19. 


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till"  city  reinnimil  iiniiicoriiorattil  iinlil  17i}'>. 


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I'owly  what  you  speak — of  whom  you  speak — ■ 

and  to  whom  you  speak ;  lest  you  bring 

yourself  into  great  trouble. 

Franklin's  scheme  for  the  Employment  of  Time. 

HOURS. 

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trive day's  business;  and 
^take  the  I'esolution  of  the 
^day ;  prosecute  the  present 
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Morning. 
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good  shall  I  do  this 
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J\toon. 


Afternooti. 

Evening. 
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day  ? 


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THOMAS  WHITNEY, 

Mathematical  Instrument  Maker, 

North  Sixth-street,  near  the  Mill  Pond,  ntxt  house  to 
the  Phoenix  tavern,  onw  mile  from  Philadelphia, 

Presents  his  sincere  thanks  to  his  friends  and  the  public,  and 
respectfully  soliciting  the  continuation  of  their  favours,  wishes  to 
inform  them,  that  he  has  devoted  his  attention  principally  to 
the  making  of 

For  more  than  sixteen  years  past,  and  has  made  more  than^TT 
Imndred  of  them;  the  good  qualities  of  whicli  arc  well  known  to 
many  Surveyors,  in  at  least  sixteen  of  tlie  States  and  Territories 
of  the  Union. 

T.  W.  continues  to  make  Surveying  Compasses,  of  all  the 
constructions  m  general  use,  and  also  for  vertical  ai.d  horizontal 
angles,  levelling,  &c. ;  newly  projected,  and  other  Instruments 
made  to  drawings  or  descriptions;  improved  Protractors,  (iun- 
ner's  Calibers,  and  Quadrants,  Standard  Measures,  Surveying 
Chains,  Magnets,  Pocket  Compasses,  with  various  other  Instru- 
ments and  Apparatus. 

ALSO  HAS  FOR  SALE, 

Cases  of  Drawing  Instruments,  Pasometers,  or  Reflecting  Se- 
micircles, Polygonagraphs,  (ilobes,  &c. 

N  B.  Orders  will  be  thankfully  received,  and  promptly  at- 
tended to,  if  left  at  Messrs.  M'Allister's.  No.  48,  Chesnut-street, 
\rhere  the  Instruments  are  tor  sale,  or  at  his  house  and  Mann 
factory.  North  Sixth -street 

(Q^  Jyistruments  carefully  cleaned  and  repaired, 

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Gold  and  Silver  Thimbles, 

l?\ain  and  ^jalfenAaT  "Pencil  Cases,  M.i- 
neT!a\  Watex  Pi^es,  &c.  &c. 

MANUFACTURED  AND  FOR  SALE  BY 

JAMES  PETERS, 

No.  65,  Arch  street^  between  Second  and  Third  Mreets^ 

PHILADELPHIA.  ' 

All  ©rders  will  be  thankfully  received,  and  promptly  attended  to, 
*<!*  Cash  given  for  old  Gold  and  Silver. 

ROBERT  KEITH,       ~^ 
Segar  Manufacturer^ 

HAS  REMOVED  TO 

J\o.  100,  wor/A  Second,  below  Race  street,  PMladel/ihiOf 

WHERE  HE  KEEPS  CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND  FOR  SALE, 

Best  ^^an\s\i,  liall  ^^anisli,  and  ^loie- 
Tican^egaTS, 

Wholesale  and  retail,  on  as  low  terms  as  they  can  be  had  in 
this  city. 


The  Philadelphia  Annual  Advertiser. 


QUILL  MANUFAC  1X)RY, 
Xo.  41,  C\ves\\wt-sire,et. 


J.  B.  Kreymborg,  from  Bremen,  has  lately 
established  a  Quill  Manufactory  at  No. 
41,  Chesnut-street,  where  he  offers  for  sale 
all  kinds  of  Clear,  Double  dressed  yellow, 
and  Opaque  Quills.  The  Public  is  particu- 
larly requested  to  try  the  Opaque  Quills, 
which  possess,  in  a  high  degree,  the  natural 
felasticity,  toughness,  and  durability  of  Quills. 
A  proof  of  this,  is,  that  Quills  dressed  in  this 
manner,  are  preferred  in  Europe,  and  are  ge- 
nerally made  use  of  in  all  the  large  cities, 
public  offices,  and  \vriting  academies  there. 
J.  B.  Kreymborg  possessing  sufficient  means 
and  good  connexions  in  Europe,  to  get  the  raw 
Quills  from  there  of  the  best  quality,  and  at 
reasonable  prices,  he  is  enabled  to  sell  his 
Quills  at  a  lower  price,  than  others  can  im- 
port them. 

Stationers,  Booksellers,  and  Wholesale 
dealers,  will  find  it  their  advantage  to  favour 
him  with  their  orders.  They  can  be  sup- 
plied at  various  and  suitable  prices, — from 
jS2  50  to  S25  per  thousand.  The  colour  of 
strings  remains  at  their  option. 


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H.  %  A.  WELLS, 

No.  153  NORTH  SECOND  STREET, 

CORNER  OF  COATES'  ALLEY,  PHILADELPHIA, 

Make  and  Sell^  for  Cash  or  Credit,  the  following 
articles,  equal  to  any  imported : 

REEVES'S  WATER  COLOURS,  for  Drawing 
ACKERMAN'S        do.  do. 

NEWMAN'S  do.  do. 

WELLS'  do.  do. 

TOY  PAINTS  of  every  description 
CAMEL  HAIR  PENCILS,  long  and  short 
MARKING  do. 

CLARK'S  DURABLE  INK 
CLOUT'S  do. 

WELLS'  do. 

'^^ILIl^'  ?AT!1!^T  BLACKING,  superior  to  any 
of  the  imitators. 


Refined  Liquorice, 

Lunar  Caustic, 

Black  and  Red  Ink, 

Black  and  Red  Ink  Powder, 

Issue  Plaster, 

Court  Plaster, 

Corn  Plaster, 

Annatto, 

Hair  Powder, 

Pomatum,  hard  and  soft, 

Carmine, 

Drop  Lake, 

Pearl  or  Face  Powder, 

Lip  Salve, 


Windsor  and  Fancy  Soaps, 
Naples  Shaving  Soap, 
Wash    Balls,    scented   anid 

plain, 
Chrome  Yellow, 
Haarlem  Oil, 
Pounce  for  Writing, 
Wafers  in  boxes. 
Sealing  Wax, 
Varnishes  of  all  kinds. 
Milk  of  Roses, 
Lavender  Water, 
Cold  Cream, 
Liquid  Blacking, 


AND  EVERY  OTHER  ARTICLE  OF  PERFUMERY. 

Successors  to  L.  J.  B.  Wells. — No  appointed  Agent 
in  Philadelphia. 


H.  &  A.  WELLS, 

€amel  B^aiY  Pencil  Makexs  to  tine 
United  states  ^iVitai!^  Academies. 

Make  to  order,  all  kinds  of  Camel  Hair,  Sable  and  other 
Drawing  Pencils, 

No.  153  north  Second  street. 


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11.  k  A.  WELLS, 

iVo.  153  NORTH  SECOND  STREET, 

CORNKR  OF    COATKS'    AlI.K.V, 

SELL  CHEAP  FOR  CASH. 

Windsor  Soap,  agreeably  scented,  50  cents  per  dozen. 
Fancy  Soaps  the  same  price. 

Pomatum, -       3U  per  dozen 

Wash  Balls,  superior  kind,         -        -        -    75        do. 
Plain     do.  do.         do.      -        -        -       50        do. 

Carbonic  8c  other  Tootli  Powders,  in  boxes,  Si  pcr  doz. 
JJani/  other  articles  equally  cheap. 


WELLS' 
Ultra-marine  Blue. 

This  brilliant  clean  blue,  is  applicable  to  the  purposes  o  f 
clear-starching,  and  washed  linen  in  general ;  it  is  worthy 
of  the  attention  of  the  ladies,  because  it  surpasses  all  other 
washing  blues  in  brightness  ;  no  Preparation  of  Indigo,  or  In- 
digo, can  possibly  produce  the  delicacy  of  colour  this  arti- 
cle does,  objects  worthy  of  attention — It  is  both  good  and 
cheap. 
Sold  xvholesale  and  retail,  \S^  north  Second  street. 


Wells'  Carminated  Red  Ink  and 

Red  Ink  Powder. 
Wells'  Japan  Ink,  in  bottles. 
Genuine  Higa  Balsam. 

Wells'  Kuby  Tincture, 

An  elegant  and  effectual  cure  for  tlie  Hooping  Cough,  by 
external  application  only.  This  desirable  and  effectual 
embrocation,  actually  removes  this  complaint,  so  extremely 
distressing  to  babes,  and  young  children ;  and  will,  when 
known,  call  the  attention  of  mothers  and  nurses. 

Sold,  with  proper  directions  Jbr  use,  only  Oy  H . 
is'  A.  Wells,  Patent  and  Family  Store,  No.  IJJ 
:xorth  Second  street.  (a  2) 


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UNION  ACADEMY, 

OR, 

Select  Day  and  Evening  Schoolj 
No,  1^1  UNION  STREET, 

PHILADELPHIA, 
FOR  A  LIMITED  NUMBER  OF  BOTH  SEXES, 

IN   SEPARATE  APARTMENTS, 

By  JOHN  D.  WESTON  &  ASSISTANTS, 

The  course  of  Education  will  embrace  whatever 
is  esteemed  useful  or  orname?ital,  >  viz  : — Spelling ; 
Orthoepy ;  Reading ;  Writing,  in  all  the  various 
hands  of  Europe,  whether  plain^  ornainental^  or 
Stenographic ;  Arithmetic  ;  Book-keeping;  Mensu- 
ration ;  Land  Surveying  ;  Gauging  j  Navigation  ; 
Trigonometry  j  Geometry ;  Logarithms  ;  Algebra  ; 
Conic-Sections  ;  Fluxions  ;  Grammar  ;  Composi<= 
tion ;  Elocution  ;  Geography  ;  History  ;  Chrono- 
logy ;  Drawing  ;  Projecting  Maps  j  the  use  of  the 
Globes,  Mathematical  Instruments,  &c. 

J.  D.  W.  Presumes  that  his  long  experience  as  a 
Teacher  and  practical  Book-keeper,  (Jie  having  beeji 
engaged  sixteen  years  in  the  former^  and  eight  years 
in  the  latter')  has  fully  qualified  him  to  instruct  and 
prepare  young  gentlemen  either  for  the  counting-^ 
house  or  college  ,  and  promises,  that  the  moral  and 
intellectual  improvement  and  comfort  of  each  pupil 
committed  to  his  care,  shall  be  scrupulously  at« 
tended  to. 

Terms  per  quarter— Froxa  three  to  seven  dol- 
lars,  according  to  the  ages  of  the  pupils^  and  the 
nature  of  their  studies. 
Private  Tuition  on  moderate  terms.  ^ 

ALSO,  W) 

BY  MRS.  WESTON  AND  DAUGHTER. 

Terms  per  quarter — From  one  dollar  and  a  half 
to  two  and  a  half,  according  as  above.  Hours  of 
attendance  from  8  to  12,  A.  M.  and  2  to  5,  P.  M. 

Evening  School  from  6  to  9  during  the  months 
of  October,  November,  December,  January,  Fe- 
bruary, and  March.  Terms  from  two  to  four  dollars o 


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PHILADELPHIA  iMUSEU  M, 

In  the  Upper  Rooms  of  the  State  House. 

Incorporated  by  an  act  of  the  Legislature  of  Pennsylvania, 
January,  1821,  under  the  title  of  Philadelphia  Museum 
Company.     Rubens  Feale,  manager. 

THIS  splendid  and  valual)le  establishment,  founded  iu 
1 785,  is  the  first  in  the  United  States,  and  but  little  inferior 
to  the  imperial  Museums  ot  Eurojjc.  It  is  displayed  with 
scientific  method  and  j)lcasiiig  neatness.  The  Quadruped 
room  contains  212  animals,  all  preserved  in  appropriate 
attitudes,  and  all  but  the  largest  in  glass  cases  ;  btsiilea 
horns,  skins,  8cc.  Amongst  the  most  remarkable,  arc  the 
Elephant  Seal,  from  the  South  seas,  measuring  eleven  feet 
in  length,  and  nine  feet  in  girth  ;  the  Madagascar  Bat,  tliree 
feet  two  inches  from  tip  to  tip  ;  the  Uurang-outanjr,  or  wild 
man  of  the  woods  ;  the  great  Ant-eater,  Lion,  (irisly  Bears, 
Hyxna,  Porcupines,  Cow  with  five  legs,  and  a  large  and 
powerful  Electrifying  Machine,  &c.  'rhc  long  room  dis- 
plays an  elegant  range  of  cases,  containing  Birds  from  every 
quarter  ot  the  globe,  to  the  number  of  1240  ;  180  Portraits 
of  characters  distinguished  during  the  American  revolution, 
and  since,  besides  philosophers  of  Europe  and  America  ;  a 
splendid  collection  of  Minerals,  Fossils,  and  Miscellaneous 
Curiosities,  amounting  to  near  8000  articles  ;  various  opti- 
cal amusements,  and  Lukens's  model  of  perpetual  motion. 
The  Mammoth  i-oom  exhibits  the  stupendous  skeleton  of 
the  Mammoth,  which  was  dug  up  in  the  state  of  New  York, 
>n  1801,  by  C.  VV.  Peale,  at  great  expense.  This  skeleton 
of  an  antediluvian  animal,  whose  species  no  longer  exists, 
measures  18  feet  in  length,  and  11  feet  5  inches  iu  height  — 
In  this  room  are  likewise  wax  figures  of  Indians,  &c.  habi- 
ted in  their  own  dresses,  insti-umcnts  of  war,  tools,  and 
dresses,  upwards  of  800  in  number — a  library  of  Natural 
History.  The  marine  room  (up  the  lobby  stairs)  containing 
121  Fishes,  148  Snakes,  112  Lizards,  40  Tortoises  and  Tur- 
tles, and  1044  Shells,  Corals,  8cc.  Shells  of  the  great  India 
Oysters,  weighing  350  lbs. ;  besides  cases,  humorously  ex- 
hibiting a  vanety  of  Monkeys,  employed  in  the  occupations 
of  men  ;  and  lastly,  a  portion  of  this  room  is  appropriated 
for  anatomical  preparations,  double-headed  animals,  defor- 
mities, skeletons,  6cc. 

N.  B.  The  whole  Museum  is  bnllianlly  illuminated  every 
TuesOay,  Thursday,  and  Saturday  evening.  At  8  o'clock 
on  Tuesday  and  Thursday  evenings,  a  number  of  useful  and 
interesting  experiments  are  shewn,  in  Natural  Philosophy. 
and  Chemistr)'.  On  Saturday  evening  at  the  same  hour, 
an  exhibition  of  the  Magic  Lanthorn.  Admittance  at  all 
times,  25  cents  each. 

J7"  i  'i^  Profile  cutter  attends  every  day  and  evening 
frames  furni»hed  at  the  door. 


The  Philadelphia  Annual  Advertiser, 

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MEER'S 
UNIQUE  RAZOR  STROP, 

Sold  Wholesale  and  Retail  at  the  Manufactory, 

Q^  Wholesale  purchasers  will  be  supplied  on  libe- 
ral terms. 

This  Strop  is  formed  upon  philosophical  princi- 
ples, and  is  (for  the  purpose  designated)  perhap^ 
the  most  complete  of  any  ever  offered  to  the  pub" 
lie  ;  't  supersedes  the  use  of  a  hone,  and  requires 
neither  oil,  water,  nor  any  other  fluid  j  and,  if  used 
according  to  the  directions  accompanying  it,  it  is 
impossible  to  form  a  blunt  round  edge,  or  a  rough 
wire  edge,  (as  is  generally  the  case  with  most  of 
the  Strops  made  on  the  old  principle,)  but  will  pro- 
duce a  fine  smooth  sharp  edge,  which  will  shave 
clean  and  easy. 

N.  B.  This  Strop  will  7iever  require  a  supply  of 
fresh  paste  to  renovate  its  usefulness^  as  the  original 
composition  is  of  such  a  nature  as  to  be  extremely 
durable  and  lasting. 

EMMOR  T.  WEAVER, 
SILVER-SMITH, 

Sword  Mounter  &  Gilder^ 

Kext  door  to  the  sign  of  the  Cross  Keys  and  West 
Chester  stage  office,  Philadelphia, 

Where  he  intends  keeping  an  assortment  of  arti- 
cles in  his  line  of  business,  and  where  orders  will 
be  thankfully  received  and  promptly  executed. 


The  Philadelphia  Annual  Advertiser. 

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NORTHERN  LIBERTY 

DISTILLERY, 

Of  Cordials,  Gin,  Brandy,  &c. 

No.  35*J,  jsuniii  uxj^JJ\U,z1^.S^^^^ 

PHILADELPHIA. 
Anniseed,  Peppermint,  Cinnamon,  Life  of  Man,  Lemon, 
Rose,  Perfect  Love,  Oranee,  Noyeau,  Cherry  Bounce, 
Wine  Bitters,  Colouring,  Wines,  and  Spiritous  Liquors  of 
all  kinds,  constantly  kept  on  hand,  and  sold  Wholesale  and 
Retail,  at  the  most  raoclcrate  prices. 

'XT'  Orders  thankfully  received  and  punctually  attended 
to,  at  the  shortest  notice. 

ABSALOM  H.  GIGEK. 

JOHN  &  JAMES  B.  WOOD, 

WHEELWRIGHTS, 

Have  entered  into  co-partnership,  and  opened  a  Sliop  at 
JVo.  42.  SPRUCE'STREET, 

Between  Front  and  Second-street,  Pliiladelphia. 

Where  they  manufacture  all  kinds  cf  Waggons;  Carts; 
Drays;  Ploughs;  Harrows;  Porter,  Fish,  Market.  Hand  and 
Wood  Barrows;  Cart  Saddletrees,  by  the  quanti'v;  Wheat 
Fans,  on  the  old  and  new  j)laii;  Cutting  Boxes,  &c.  &c. 

All  ordei-s  in  their  line  will  be  attended  to  at  the  shortest 
notice. 


The  Philadelphia  Annual  Advertiser. 

PHILADELPHIA  SHOE 

MANUFACTORY. 


COOK'S  BUILDINGS, 

No.  88,  S.  E,  corner  of  Market  and  Third  streets. 

Respectfully  informs  his  customers  and  the  public 
generally, 

THAT  HE  KEEPS  CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND, 

A  GePxCral  Assortment  of  Shoes, 

Of  all  qualities  and  fashions^  to  suit  the  seasons. 

Wholesale  merchants  supplied  on  liberal  terms,  and  dis- 
counts allowed  for  cash  payments. 


JOHN  HARNED^S 

Tin- Ware  Manufactory, 

PHILADELPHIA. 

J.  H.  Also  manufactures  the  Patent  Heat 
Retainer  and  Imparter. 


The  Philadelphia  Annual  Advertiser. 

ISRAEL  ROBERTS, 

COPPERSMITH, 

PHILADELPHIA, 

Respectfully  informs  his  customers  that  he  continues 
to  carry  on  the  above  business  in  all  its  branches, 
and  has  constantly  on  hand  and  excellent  assort- 
ment of 

Copper-Ware, 

Stills,  Wash  and  Tea-kettles,  &c.  Also,  Mineral 
Water  Coppers,  with  cocks  on  the  most  approved 
plan,  and  a  few  excellent  Air  Pumps,  which  he  of- 
fers for  sale  at  a  reasonable  price  for  Cash,  or  at 
the  usual  credit. 

Orders  from  the  Country  xuill  be  punctually  at- 
tended to. 


SAMUEL  MASON,  Jr. 
CLOCK  AND  WATCH  MAKER, 

No.  167,  Chesnut'Street^  one  door  below  Fifth-street^ 
PHILADELPHIA, 

Has  for  Sale,  an  Assortment  of 

WARRANTED 

Patent  lievex  and  Plain  WatcVies. 

ALSO, 

Gold,  Gilt,  and  Steel  Chains,  Seals,  Keys,  &c. 

Clocks  and  Watches  of  every  deteription  carefully  refiaired- 


The  Philadelphia  Annual  Advertiser. 

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MANUFACTORY. 


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No.  471,  NORTH  SFXOND  STREET, 

Betiveen  Brown  street  and  Poplar  Lane^ 

Has  on  hand  a  large  stock  of  the  following  goods, 
which  he  offers  for  sale,  wholesale  and  retail : — 

Fine  Pigtail,  Plug  Tobacco,  in  kegs  and  in  rolls, 
Virginia  Twist,  and  Smoking  Tobacco ;  Scotch 
Snuff,  Rappee  Snuff,  scented  and  Plain  ;  best  Span- 
ish, half  Spanish,  and  American  Segars, — and  also 
other  articles  belonging  to  his  business. 

As  he  is  situated  with  a  large  and  roomy  estab- 
lishment, and  other  necessary  conveniences,  he 
hopes  to  be  able  to  give  general  satisfaction,  by 
selling  very  good  Tobacco,  cheap  for  Cash. 

Xy°  Those  who  want  it  by  the  quantity,  may  find 
It  an  advantage  to  call  as  above. 

N.  B.  Spanish  Leaf  Tobacco.  American  Leaf 
Tobacco,  by  the  hogshead  or  less  quantity. 


SURGEONS'  INSTRUMENTS, 

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ON  THE  MOST  IMPROVED  PLAN, 
Manufactured  and  Sold,  Wholesale  and  Retail,  by 

JOHN  RORER, 

PHILADELPHIA. 


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