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LIST OF NAMES,CONTAINING

The Heads of Families and Persons in Business,

ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.

See " Directions to the Reader."

ABBEY Charles, goldbeater, 22 Pear street

Abbott David, collector, 19 Cresson's alley

Abbott Mrs. 9 ChesnutAbel William, milkman, Cedar between Sch. 6th and 7thAbercrombie, James, D.D. senior assistant minister of Christ

church, St. Peter's, and St. James, 164 SpruceAbert John, gentleman, 143 HighAbraham John, merchant, 48 south SecondAbrahams William, 30 Elizabeth.Academy of Fine Arts, Chesnut below EleventhAdams Andrew, shopkeeper, 16 north FourthAdams Benjamin, carpenter, 350 north ThirdAdams Elizabeth, boarding house, 8 north FrontAdams John S. lumber mex-chant, 26 RaceAdams Mrs. 74 WalnutAechternacht F. A. tailor, 114 RaceAernton Robert B. 88 ChesnutAgnew Samuel, merchant, 22 south SecondAlbers John H. gentleman, 19 PowellAlberson Aaron, tailor, 121 south SixthAlbert Major John, 6 north SixthAlbright C. musical instrument maker, 3 south ThirdAlbright Conrad, shoemaker, 11 Elfreth's alleyAlbright Daniel, 188 HighAlbright Ezekiel E. accountant, 11 Elfreth's alleyAlbright Jacob, flour and whiskey store, 447 HighAlbright William D. accountant, 11 Elfreth's alleyAlcorn Henry, lastmaker, 19 Carter's alleyAlden Jonathan, commission merchant, 77 south FrontAlexander Charles, printer, 36 DockAlexander James, labourer, Jones's allevAlexander Mrs. 92 south Third

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Alexander Samuel, merchant, 50 S. "Wharves—d. h. N.E. co:Lombard and Third

Allcott Jacob, millstone maker, 80 north WaterAllen Sc Bowen, grocers, 75 CedarAllen John, cooper, 20 StrawberryAllen John, cooper, back of 21 south "WaterAllen Lewis, merchant, 194 HighAllen Mrs. boardingjiouse, 66 south SixthAllen Richard F. merchant, 14 RaceAllen Robert, grocer, 75 CedarAllen WilUam P. cqpper, 20 StrawberryAllen "William, merchant, d. h. 33 PineAllen William, accountant, 202 south ThirdAllison Walter, in alley leading from Powell to Clever alley

Amidon Stephen, merchant, 190 SpruceAnan Robert, hatter, Trotter's alley

Anderson Christian, watchman, back of church, 4th St PineAnderson James, millstone maker, 85 north WaterAnderson John, mariner, 135 south FrontAnderson Joseph, tailor, 53 NewAnderson Leonard, sawyer, 29 StrawberryAnderson Sarah, shopkeeper, 182 PineAnderson William, grocer, S.W. cor. Pine and TwelrAndrade Joseph, merchant, 75 south SecondAndrews George, tanner, 6 PearAndrews John, merchant, 34 south SecondAndrews John, dry good store, 34 south SecondAndrews Joshua, bricklayer. S.E. cor. Spruce and PerryAndrews William, clerk, 11 south Thirteenth

Anners Robert M. jeweller, 141 ChesnutApker Henry, carter, 148 Sprue »

Arbuckle James, Rev. 200 south Fourth

Archer k Bispham, merchants, 57 north FrontArmbruster Jacob, brushmaker, 220 north ThirdArmstrong James, manufacturer, Tenth near LombardArmstrong Thomas, attorney at law, 106 south Fourth

Armstrong Sc Wallace, grocers, S.E. cor. Race and Fourth

Arnold Jacob, baker, 127 RaceArnold Thomas, sea captain, 295 south Front

Artas Giles, stable keeper, 15 south Eighth

Arundel Margaret, gentlewoman, 165 Race r

Arundel Robert I. attorney at law, 165 RaceAsh Thomas, merchant, d. h. 208 south Thin."*

Ashby William, tailor, 20 Branch

Ashley John, gentleman, 94 south FourthAshton John, sen. tailor, 149 south WaterAshton John, jun. tailor, 151 south WaterAshton William E. Rev. 212 south Fourth

Atkinson A. saddler, 5 north. Fifth

Atwood John, merchant, 136 ArchAun<_/ Joseph G. bookseller, 333 HighAustin Alvey, 148 Arch

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Austin Mary, boarding house, 148 ArchVustin Thomas, accountant, 18 south Front

Ayres Seth, at Commercial Bank[See letter A second alphabet

3ABADE Henrv, accountant, 86 LombardBaChe Franklin," M. D, 138 Pine

Bache Richard, Post Master, 206 Spruce

Bacon &. Hart, music store, 30 south Fourth

Bailey Chester, innkeeper, south Third, Mansion HouseBailey F. cedar cooper, 280 north Third

Bailey Joseph, Thirteenth near SpruceBailey Joel C. innkeeper, Western Hotel, 288 HighBailey Lewis, 101 south ThirdBaker Charles, cabinetmaker, near Sch. Sixth and Chesnut

Baker Chalkley, innkeeper, 264 Sassafras

Baker Christian, ship watchman, 17 VennBaker Doble, accountant, 34 Old York road

Buker E. Mrs. boarding house, 116 ArchBaker Nathan, broker, 202. SpruceBaldwin E. S. 17 south FourthBaldwin Joseph, clerk, 106 LombardBalithe Benjamin, High near Schuylkill Sixth

Ballentine William, labourer, Eleventh near LombardBallinger Amariah, shoemaker, 7 Lxtitia court

Bangs Elijah R. sea captain, 178 north FrontBanks Daniel, Bank street

Banks Ebenezer, merchant, 13 Power!Bannon George P. auctioneer and commission merchant, 69Cedar

Barbazett Jacob, cabinetmaker, 12 PearBarber John, accountant, 55 WalnutBarclay Andrew, merchant, 29 S. Wharves, d. h. 248 north

ThirdBarclay A. C. merchant, Boston Packet WharfBarclay James J. attorney at law, d. h. 207 SpruceBarclay Jane, widow, 224 north ThirdBarclay John, jun. merchant, 228 north ThirdBarclay Joseph, sea captain, 17 PineBard Samuel, printer, Green's courtBarger Joseph, ag-ent, Clever alley

Barker Priscilla, 61 SpruceBarnado John B. clerk, 191 PineBarnard Joseph, High near Schuylkill SixthBarnard Joseph, jun. High near Schuylkill SixthBarnhurst Joseph, brassfounder, 465 HighBarnes John, tailor, 39 south FrontBarnes John H. notary public and broker, south SeventhBarnes, John, jun. clerk, 23 south SecondBarnes Robert, rigger, Harris* court

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Barnes William, 135 south SecondBarnet Edward, attorney at law, 68 north NinthBarrazo Pereira Jeaquim, consul general of Portugal, 7i;

south Sixth

Barrington Henrv, chocolate manufacturer, cor. Gaskill andThird

Barry Edward, commercial agent for the Republic of Co-lombia, 120 Pine

Bartholomew Frederick, tobacconist, 77 GeorgeBartholomew Thomas, commission merchant, 22 BankBarthouseri Christian, 5 south FrontBartleson Charles, sea captain, 105 north FrontBartleson & Harmer, upholsterers, 203 south SecondBartlett John, merchant, 15 south WaterBartley George, manufacturer of hosier}', 14 Elfreth's alley

Barton Henry, merchant, 40 south FrontBarton W. P. C, M.U., north-east corner of Tenth and

ChesnutBartow George, gentleman, 13 Elfreth's alley

Basseti Capt. Samuel, 350 north ThirdBates Paul, principal of the Philom. Academy, Coates a few

doors west of Third, N. L.Bauce James, printer, 121 south SecondBayard Richard H. attorney at law, 194 ChesnutBeach Waldon, carpenter, 412 HighBeard Peter, carpenter, Eckfeldt's court

Beaty George, tavern keeper, 40 S. WharvesBeaty John, paper hanger, 71 north EighthBechtel Godfrey, toyshop, 87 north SecondBechtell & Co. shoe and bootmakers, 64 south SecondBechtell John, shoe .and bootmaker, 64 south SecondBeck George, clerk of the market, 215 LombardBeck Henry Paul, attorney at law, 79 WalnutBeck Jacob, tobacconist, 32 DockBeck Samuel, tobacconist, 32 DockBeck William C. merchant, S. W. corner Third and Walnut.

d. h. 115 south EighthBeckcom William, grocer, N. W. corner Lombard and Sixth

Beckett Henry, merchant, 95 south FourthBedell Gregory T., D.D. 208 Pine

Bedford John, shoemaker, 53 SpruceBeers Ann, 13 Carter's alley

Belfast Burton, M. D. 152 south Fifth

Bell David, cabinetmaker, 40 RaceBell Richard, turner, 405 HighBell Samuel, merchant, 181 HighBell William J. broker, d. h. 154 WalnutBell William jun. office 37 Dock, d. h. 93 SpruceBellemere John, stocking weaver, 19 WalnutBenner Henry, carter, S. E. corner Juniper and GeorgeDenner Jacob, brickmaker, near Schuylkill Fifth and Highttermor John, tailor, back of 133 Lombard

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Benner John, tavernkeeper, ChesnutBenner Mrs. 48 south EighthBenner William, brickmaker, Lombard near TwelfthBenners George, merchant, 200 north Fourth

Benners Margaret, widow of Jacob, sea captain,.57 NewBennet William, ship carpenter, Marlboroughftiear Bedford

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Benninghove & Curtis, snuff manufacturers, 405 south FrontBennington Robert, tailor, 39 south FrontBenson Alexander, merchant, 242 HighBenson David P. merchant, 151 ChesnutBenson Peter, accountant, 151 ChesnutBenson, widow, boarding house, 151 Chesr.'

Bentzone Peter, jeweller, 85 north SecondBerry Ann, shopkeeper, 185 CedarBerry Peter L. carpenter, 473 HighBerryman E. drvgood store, 137 CedarBerty Peregrine, merchant, 18 BankBettle Samuel, tailor, 14 south ThirdBevans John jun. painter, 253 south FrontBickley Mary, 110 Sassafras

Biddle Clement, sugar refiner, d. h. 164 ArchBiddle J. G. broker, 173 Walnut3iddle Joseph, druggist, 142 HighBiddle Nicholas Esq. President of* the United States Bank.275 Chesnut

Bigelow Thomas, carpenter, 142 north FrontBiggs Mrs. boarding house, 68 south EighthBigonet Jacob, druggist, S. E, corner Seventh and GeorgeBingham x\lbert, hatter, 61 south ThirdBird Charles, merchant, Walnut above Twelfth .

Birnie William, accountant, 1 Farmer's RowBisbin Joseph, merchant, 116 ArchBishop Thomas, M.D. Locust near DeanBispham Ellis, 181 HighBlack John, weaver, back 246 LombardBlackistone Captain F. 6 north FourthBlackmore Thomas V. 50 south FrontBlair John W. 63 south FrontBlanchard, Haley & Beaty, paper hanging warehouse, 151Chesnut

Blanchard Isaac, paper manufacturer, S. W. comer Eleventhand Spruce

Blight George, gentleman, Thirteenth near ChesnutBlight Peter, merchant, Thirteenth near ChesnutBlockston & Jones, drygood store, 211^ south SecondBloer Robert, dyer, 103 Cedar *

Blood Caleb, shoemaker, 15 Strawberry alleyBlood Mrs. shopkeeper, 118 north WaterBloomer, widow, cake baker, north FourthBluterman Michael, tailor, 141 south FrontBoggs James, merchant, 188 High

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Boggs Samuel, shipcarpenter, Frankibrd road near OtterBoileau Isaac, collector, Frankford road near OtterBoileau T. attorney at law, office 108 ArchBoiree Charles, ladies' shoemaker, 126 south SecondBonesh Matthew B. fruiterer, 214 SpruceBonnafon A. professor of dancing, 65 south Fourth, ball

room, 62^ south FourthBonnell Thomas, still manufacturer, 98 LocustBonsall Benjamin S. merchant, 20 south SeventhBothwick Robert, fancy painter, 34 ArchBoudine Budd, shoemaker, 36 south SecondBouvier Michael, cabinetmaker, 6 south FrontBouvier Michael, cabinetmaker, 9 Norris's alleyBowen Geo. W. accountant, 13 PineBowen John, gent. 342 ArchBoyd Andrew, tailor, Eleventh near GeorgeBoyd John, engraver, 19~ SpruceBovd Robert, sandpaper maker, near Schuvlkill Sixth anaHigh

Boyd Thomas G. carpenter, Mercer street

Boyer Isaac, innkeeper, 212 north ThirdBoyer If. merchant, 111 south Ninth-

Bover Michael, cooper, back of Schuvlkill Eighth south ofHigh

Boyer Mrs. 113 south Third2 Ann, mantuamaker, S. E. corner Pine and Twelfth

Boyle Mrs. 37 SpruceBraden James, tailor, 135 south WaterBrad hurst Joseph, innkeeper, 193 north SecondBradley James, Judd's Hotel, south ThirdBradley John, tailor, 11 Lxtitia court

ley Wm. tailor. 11 Lstitia court

Henry, innkeeper, 74 north WaterBrady Mrs. seminary, 103 ArchBranse R. P. 120 south SecondBranson Joshua E. innkeeper, 46 south FrontBray Daniel, drygood merchant, 184 north ThirdBray John, painter, Crown near RaceBrazier x\mable. jeweller, 12 south ThirdBrazier Francis, jeweller, 12 south ThirdBrazier Samuel, attorney at law, 69 SpruceBready Mary, widow, 123 south Fifth

Brenan Michael, hatter, 92 north WaterBresland John, stonecutter, 166 south EleventhBreuno John, jeweller, 148 south FifhBrewerton George, grocer, Schuylkill Fifth south of HighBridges & Chamberlain, merchants. 9 south WaterBridges Edwin N. merchant, 9 south "Water—d. h. 205 ArchBridges James C. grocer, S. E. corner Union and ThirdBridges, widow, 206 PineBrien Daniel C. labourer, 2 Farmers Row

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Briens Peter, distiller, N. W. corner Tenth and Juniper alley

Bright John, bootmaker, 17 Franklin court

Brill George, bricklayer, Hanover near Bedford (K.)

Bringhurst John, printer, 70 south ThirdBrinton John S. attorney at law, 12 south SeventhBrobson Joseph, grocer, 437 south FrontBrode John, carver, 9 Whitaker's RowBrodhead Rev. Jacob, 77 north Fifth

Brodie Edward, carpenter, 21 LombardBrooks George, innkeeper, 248 High

* Brown Anthony, tailor, S. E. corner of Water and ChesnutBrown Captain Thomas, of the U. S. Navy, 5 south Eleventhbetween High and Chesnut

Brown David S. merchant, 56 south Front—d. h 1 PruneBrown David Paul, attorney at law, corner Seventh and

J Washington Square."> Brown James, tailor, 12 south Water'Brown James, weaver, 16 south BroadBroun John, custom house officer, 123 LombardBrown John A. & Co. merchants, 16 ChesnutBrown John, 16 south BroadBrown Lawrence, hatter, 70 south SecondBrown Miss, south Sixth

Brown Miller, tailor, 27 PineBrown Mrs. boarding house, 53 south Fifth

Brown Peter A. attorney at law, 180 ChesnutBrown Samuel, tailor, 83 south SecondBrown Samuel, tea merchant and liquor store, 73 ChesnutBrown Samuel, painter, 73 ChesnutBrown Thomas, stone cutter, back 46 south FifthBrown Wm. merchant, 295 ChesnutBrown Wm. shoemaker, 12 south SecondBrown Wm. cabinetmaker, 73 south SecondBrown Wm. stonecutter, 198 PineBrown Wm. coppersmith, 178 LombardBrown Wm. accountant, Alms HouseBrown Wm. accountant, 27 PineBrownwell Gardiner, grocer, K. W. corner Lombard and

TwelfthBrunner Adam &. William, skindressers and parchment ma-

nufacturers, 11 Margaretta

Brurly John, tailor, 9 PearBrusley Daniel, Walnut street wharfBruster Charles, grocer, 453 HighBryan Jesse, tailor, 46 BreadBryant John Y. druggist, 83 Gaskill

Buchanan Mrs. 43 south EighthBuck Mary, widow of William, 434 north FourthBuckhalter F. baker, 25 Franklin courtBuckley Anthonv M.—c. h. 39^ north Water—cL h. 87

south Third

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Bucklev Chancev, attorney at law, 61 south Third—office

48 WalnutBuckley Sarah, 87 south ThirdBudd George, merchant, 31 ChesnutBudd Samuel, stove manufacturer, 111 north SecondBudd Wm. A. ironmonger, 126 south ThirdBuesant B. 8 south TenthBujac J. L. merchant, 128 PineBujart Wm. bookseller, 139 south SecondBuley Isaac, letter earner, 130 VineBulk'ley James H. hatter, 61 south ThirdBullock Dr. 333 HighBullock & Davis, skindressers and wool dealers, 473 north

FrontBunner John, house carpenter, Marlborough near Bedford

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Bunting Jacob T. merchant, 95 north SecondBurch Rev. Thomas, 123 CedarBurckle Christian J. merchant, 60 RaeeBurckle Mrs. 60 RaceBurden Joseph, fancy chair manufacturer, 103 south ThirdBurgasse Cadet, 42 UnionBurgen George H., M.D. and druggist, 74 ChesnutBurge John, confectioner, 189 south SecondBurk Wm. labourer, 11 Lxtitia couit

Burke Thomas, comedian, 179 south SeventhBurns Mrs. 13 Willing's alley

Burns Mrs. boarding house, 305 HighBurns Patrick, 60 ChesnutBurns William, M.D. 305 HighBurr William H. boarding house, 200 ArchBurrill Anthony, shopkeeper, 60 south SecondBurrough Marmaduke, M.D. 231 ArchBurrows John W. 3 LodgeBurson John, accountant, 171 south ThirdBuswell Benjamin G. button maker, 22 Strawberry alley

Butcher Martha, Elbow lane

Byrne Ellen, boarding house, S. W. corner Spruce and Sixth

[See letter B second alphabet.

CADDET Lion, drygood merchant, 82 north Fourth

CafTrey James M. tailor and comb store, corner Second andWood

Cain Robert, tailor, 93 RaceCaldwell John, currier, 7 Strawberry street

Caldwell Joseph, shoemaker, 7 Strawberry street '

Caldwell Margaret, widow, 169 Pine

Caldwell Mrs. E. B., boarding house, High street

Caldwell William, sailmaker, 11 Penn

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Calhoun Dr. George, 265 ChesnutCalhoun Gustavus, merchant, 265 ChesnutCalhoun Hugh, merchant, 5 south TwelfthCallaby Jam<rs, shoemaker, 88 south ThirdCullender Mrs. E. B., storekeeper, south Fourth-Callilla Thomas, weaver, 6 Elrnalie's alley

Callord Abraham, carpenter, 157 south Fifth

.Cammiskie Rev. Priest, pastor of St. Mary's Church, Willing's alley

Campbell George, attorney at law, 203 MulberryCampbell Hugh, plumber, dwelling 120 south Fifth

Campbell James, tailor, 245 south FrontCampbell John H., attorney at law, 41 north SixthCampbell Mary, widow, 249 CedarCampbell Mrs , widow, 136 south FourthCampbell Mrs. S. J., seminary for young ladies, 144 S. 10thCampbell William, cooper, 58 LombardCanby Meritt, merchant, 1 PruneCannon James, 67 south SecondCannon Samuel, innkeeper, 427 HighCany Charles, dry good merchant, 5 south SecondCardwell, Potter 8c Co. merchants, 14 ChesnutCarie John, bottler, 322 HighCarlile Abraham, hardware merchant, 139 High—d. h. 219

north FourthCarlile Hudson, innkeeper, 341 SpruceCarlton George, 145 SpruceCarlton Isaac, merchant, south ThirdCarmack Susan, widow, 125 LombardCarmalt C. & J. conveyancers, 298 north ThirdCarmalt James, conveyancer, N.W. cor. Tammany and ThirdCarmalt Jonathan, gentleman, 302 north Third.Carmalt Jonathan, jun. collector, 298 north ThirdCarnan Hudson, d. h 116 ArchCarpenter & Gorgas, 230 north ThirdCarpenters' Hall, Chesnut bet. 3d and 4th, Carpenters' ct.

Carpenter Isaac, cordwainer, 20S south SecondCarpenter John, tailor, 88 south Second-Carpenter, William, hatter, back of 55 ChesnutCan* Thomas, professor of music, 132 south SecondCaiT Henry, bar keeper, 27. south ThirdCarrell John, merchant, 198 High—d. h. 60 south FifthCarrel] John jun. merchant, 198 High—d. h. 60 south FifthCarroll, James, drayman, 18 DockCan*oll Philip, baker, S.E. cor. Sch. Seventh and SpruceCarroll Thomas, tailor, 19 south FourthCarson John, paper hanging and stationary store, 204 N. 3dCarson Robert, cordwainer, 251 south SecondCarson William, plasterer, S. W. cor. Twelfth and SpruceCarson William, paper carrier, Prosperous alley

Carstairs Thomas, carpenter, 121 LombardI 'arswell Matthew William, 24 south Front

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Carter Durden B. merchant, 7 south Ninth. <"arter Enoch, painter, 207 south SeventhCarter Jacob, packing box maker, Filbert bet 8th a:

—d. h. 143 Filbert

rter Jeremiah, innkeeper, S StrawberryCarter J .:ter, north Fifth

Carter William, innkeeper, IS Bread street

Carteret Daniel, chairmaker. 109 LombardCartmell Solomon, blacksmith 13 ElizabethCarver Mrs. boarding house, S.E. cor. Chesnut and ScCarvill Henry, goldbeater, d. h. 128 south ThirdCash A. B. tobacconist, 5 Arch

Mrs. 26 RaceCash Thomas C. accountant, 38 south SecondCaskey James, grocer, 362 HighCaskey Joseph, merchant, d. h. 441 High

er, 49 PennCassey Joseph, perfumer and hairdresser, 35 south FoCavenaugh Hugh, 449 HighChaloner Daniel, druggist, d.h. 158 south ThirdChamberlain George, shoemaker, 114 north Water

- Chamberlain Joseph, 65 WalnutChamberlain Mr. tailor, 17 north Fifth

Chamberlain Richard, carpenter 246 north ThirdChamberlain, widow, boarding house. 188 HighChampion B. dry goods store, 100 north FrontChampion Charles, innkeeper, Arch Street FerryChance Waterman, sea captain, 145 south FrontChancellor William, gentleman, 269 ChesnutChanccy Buck, tinplate worker, 9 north ThirteenthChandler John, grocer, 159 south Sixth

Chapman Robert, painter, 66 Lombardrles Mrs. boarding house, 100 south Front

Chase Thomas G. 41 south SecondCheeks M. D. 4 LocustCheeks Henry, M. D. 19 PowelCherry James, silversmith, 142 SpruceChesapeahe and Delaware Canal Office, 99 WalnutChesnut John, teacher, cor. Dean and LocustChevalier A. sculptor, 69 UnionChevas Anthony, gentleman, 104 south Fifth

Cheves Langdon, attorney at law, cor. Locust and Washiug-ton Square

Cheves Mis?, Walnut, south side, 1st door below EleventhChew Benjamin jun. 87 south FourthChew Henry, esq. 87 south Fourth

,Chew Samuel S7 south FourthChina William M. fruiterer, S.W. cor. Third and HighChristie Charles, carter, 19 Hurst

-Christie James, printer, 14 south SeventhChristie, Mrs. 7 Bell's court

. Christman Henry, cordwainer, 116 T'

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dag-horn J. \V. 36 north FrontClark Alexander, 9 south NinthClark Benjamin W. 88 Arch-Clark Charles, carpenter and looking-glass frame maker, 23

north TenthClark David, bookbinder, north FourthClark D. whitesmith, 449 north ThirdClark George, currier, 6 PearClark George, painter, Eckfeldt's court

fClark Jacob, 13 Chesnut

^ Clark J. O., c. h. 20 north Front—d. h. 229 VineClark John L. 99 south Front

—<Jlark Lambert, bookbinder and stationer, 115 north FrontClark Mrs. boarding houre, 55 WalnutClark Pennell, tavernkeeper, 162 south WaterClark &. Raser, printers, 33 Carter's alley

Clark Samuel, innkeeper, 162 south Wat~rClark Thomas, 22 Franklin courtClark Thomas C. printer, 36 DockClark Thomas, 172 south EleventhClark William, accountant, 172 south EleventhClarkson Solomon, teacher, 155 LombardClawges Charles, grocer, 14 north ThirdClaxton Ashton, merchant, 88 south FrontClaxton John W. accountant, 88 south FrontClaxton John, cordwainer, 125 PineClaxton John, merchant, 88 south FrontClay Edward, accountant, 19 south SeventhClaypole David C. gentleman, 301 ChesnutClaypole David C. jun. gentleman, 501 ChesnutClaypole Elizabeth, upholsterer, 74 south FrontClaypole George, attorney at law, 301 ChesnutClayton Curtis, cordwainer, 247 south FrontCleaver Aaron, teacher, 128 south FrontClement Charles, 65 PineClement Samuel, 65 PineClemment John, flour and feed store, Arch st. ferryClemments Jacob B. merchant, 242 SpruceClevenger Squire, tailor, 48 Race—shop 12 north WaterClevenger William S. teacher, 151 south ThirdClifford John, oysterman, 38 PennCline Valentine, porter at North American Insurance Com-pany—d. h. 23 Barron st.

- Closson D. milliner, 9 StrawberryCluley Thomas, wire-fender maker, 193 LombardClydes Thomas, grocer, N.W. cor. Race and NinthCoates Benjamin, M. D. 82 south FrontCoates Thomas, jun., justice of peace, 316 north ThirdCoats John, morocco dresser, 2 Clever alleyCoburn Mrs. 5 Franklin courtCoburn Robert, grocer, d.h. 119 CedarCochran Alexander, tobacconist, 19 Strawberry

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Cochran John, tobacconist, 19 StrawberryCochran John, carpenter, 209 south FourthCochran Thomas, carpenter, 209 south FourthCockburn James, weaver, Schuylkill Front and HighCog-gins Joseph, shoemaker, 20 ChesnutCohen Abraham B. carver, 159 CedarCohen Eleazar, 453 HighCohen Joseph S. 453 HighCohen Samuel, druggist, 7 south SeventhCohen Samuel, 453 HighCole David, tailor, 97 Gaskill

Colesberry Isaac G. dry goods store, 26 south SecondColesberry 8c Purvis, cloth store, 26 south SecondColesbury William H. saddler, 138 HighCollins Ann, Elbow luneCollins John, accountant, 12 PowellCollins Philip, printer, Elbow laneCollins Tillinghast, printer, Elbow laneCommercial Bci7ik, Chesnut near ThirdConklin James, cordwainer, 12 North alley

Connell Richard, cordwainer, 23 north TenthConnelly Davis, cabinetmaker,* 15 Willing's alley

Conner Charles, tailor, 5 south FrontConrad Jacob, 203 HighConrad Matthew, shoe store, 60 HighConrad Peter, brushmaker, 203 HighConrad William, brushmaker, 203 HighConstable Richard, gunsmith, 88 south SecondConstantio Francisco Solam, chevalier, charge des affaires of

his Most Faithful Majesty, 218 ChesnutConway, George, cordwainer, 154 south Fifth

Conwell, Rev. Bishop, Willing's alley

Conyers William, boot and shoemaker, 26 south Third

Cook Benjamin, M.D. south FrontCook Elijah W. turner, 31 Carter's alley

Cook George H. 24 Carter's alley

Cook Samuel, bookbinder, 44 BreadCook Thomas, chairmaker, 56 WalnutCooper Colin, merchant, Arch near Front

Cooper Joseph, grocer, Sch. Sixth and HighCooper William H. currier, 17 Key's alley

Cope Caleb, merchant, 133 HighCorbett Henry C. merchant, 40 south SecondCorbin Henry, attorney at law, 23 south SeventhCorlies Britton, bricklayer, Dean near LocustCorman Joseph, shopkeeper, 124 south Fifth

Corndius William, chairmaker, 75 WalnutCornish James, 194 LombardCornwell George, accountant, 25 HighCorrey David, merchant, 97 south Front—d. h. 73 WalautConey David & William K. merchants, south Front

Correy Ezra, sea captain, Race near Front

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Cosfeldt E. locksmith, 449 north Third* Cotton Simon, grocer, 102 south SecondCoulson Mrs. shopkeeper, 127£ ChesnutCoulton Wm. & Co. tailors, 127 south WaterCoupland John, tailor, 39 south Front

Cowpland David, carpenter, 48 UnionCox Elizabeth, widow, 53 UnionCox John D. esq. 76 ChesnutCox Richard, carpenter, 253 HighCoxe Henry S. merchant, 167 PineCraig John, gentleman, 42 soutli EighthCraig S. & Co. tailors, 5 south WaterCraig Watkins, hatter, Elbow lane

fCranchel Bethara, shopkeeper, 66 south Third

Cranmer Jonathan, shoemaker, 36 south SecondCrap Nicholas, boot and shoemaker, 164 south Sixth

Crawford James, shopkeeper, 25 Shaffer's court

Crawford Tobias, shoemaker, 36 south SecondCrawley Edmund T. jeweller, Pine above Sixth

Crazier James G. merchant, 127 ArchCrean J. & W. lumber merchants, S. E. cor. Spruce and 12th

Crean William, lumber merchant, d. h. 94 south Eighth

Creighton Robert, merchant, 21 soutli Front

Cress Isaac, 36 north EighthCress Peter, 36 north EighthCresson Elliott, merchant, 30 SansomCrichton David, storekeeper, 131 north Sixth

Crocket & Tomlinson, tailors, south Water st. (Drawbridge)-Croll Emanuel, baker, 2 Elmslie's alley

Crooks George R. currier, 216 N. 2d—d. h. 127 N. 5th

Crosdill William, merchant, 174 HighCross Samuel, carpenter, Laetitia courtCrow John, weaver, Ann near Sch. SixthCrozier Benjamin, shoemaker, 3 Elmslie's alley

Crumpton Elizabeth, widow, 161 south EleventhCrumpton Thomas, silverplater, 161 south EleventhCummings Catharine, 188 south FourthCummings Samuel M. cordwainer, 236 south SecondCummins Isaac, clerk, 75 WalnutCunkle Matthias, stovemaker, 88 north FrontCunningham James, cordwainer, Juniper near LocustCunningham David, 109 south FourthCunningham David, U. S. navy, 109 south FourthCunningham John, shoemaker, 296 HighCunningham Thomas, hatter, Franklin court

Cunningham William, bootmaker, 227 south Fifth

Curren John, dyer, 38 BreadCurtis Hester, widow, seamstress, 7 Whitaker's RowCurtis Jarvis, teacher, 133 LombardCusby Michael, cooper, 83 south Water

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Custom House, 108 south SecondCutter Frost, smith, High near Schuylkill Sixth

[See letter C second alphabet

DAIILGREN Bernard, merchant, 100 south Front—d. h.

14 SansomDully Peter, druggist, N. E. corner Walnut and TenthDale Edward, accountant, 33 PineDale Mrs. widow, 127 LombardDaley Peter, livery stable keeper, Little GeorgeDallett E. & Thomas, tallow chandlers, 306 HighDalling James, stationer, &.c. 374 HighDalton James, grocer, 144 south FrontDaniel Joshua, grocer, Twelfth and OhioDannenberg Charles, 5 north TwelfthDarnell Henry Y. tavernkeeper, 133 south WaterDarrach Thomas B. fur mercht. 96 High—d. h. 208 WalnutDauphin John, 188 HighDavid William K. drygood store 54 Itace

Davidson William B. attorney at law, 161 WalnutDavis Amos, blacksmith, Fries's court

Davis Ann P. 177 south SeventhDavis Charles, teacher, 344 HighDavis Daniel, tailor, 121 ChesnutDavis George, coach painter, north FourthDavis Isaac, suspendermaker, 31 south FrontDavis James, suspendermaker, 31 south FrontDavis Jesse, suspendermaker, 31 south FrontDavis John, inspector of customs, Race strer"

Davis John, tobacconist, 344 HighDavis John C. 4 BankDavis Jonathan, carpenter, 175 PineDavis Mrs. S. 47 south EighthDavis Robert, 4 Franklin court

Davis Samuel, attorney at law, 16 south Fifth.—d. h.

ChesnutDavis William jun. 6 south Fifth

Davis William, tobacconist, 344 HighDavis William, tailor, 121 ChesnutDawes Charles, Dean near LocustDawson Aaron, cordwainer, back 133 LombardDawson Samuel H. 240 HighDay Charles R. cordwainer, 183 LombardDay James, drygood store, 239 south SecondDeacon Israel, principal keeper Arch street prison, abo\eBroad

Deaf and Dumb Institution, S. E. corner High andElevcDeal Elias, baker, 25 Appletree alley

Dean Bradley, turner, 184 LombardDean William H. apothecarv. Clever alley

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Deangeli Giacinto, confectioner, 264 HighDeath John, innkeeper, 83 north WaterDe Baufre William, innkeeper, 145 LocustDebrce John, accountant, 121 south ThirdDebree William, cabinetmaker, 121 south ThirdDebrud Samuel, dealer, 4 BankDecker Peter 1. lottery and exchange office, N. W. corner

Chesnut and Third—d.h. 166 south FourthDe Cordova, china merchant, 279 HighL)e Costa Charles, cooper, d. h. 40 UnionDe Grange L. D. accountant, 28 north Sixth

De Haven Holstcin, carpenter, 121 north NinthDe Lancey Rev. W. Ninth near WalnutDe La Roche William, merchant, d. h. 63 Filbert

Delees Samuel, accountant, 146 south SecondDe Orlic Mr. French teacher, 45 PruneDenman Aaron, merchant, N. W. corner High and Seventh—d. h. 294 Arch

Dennaut Benjamin, teacher, 111 south SecondDennin Robert, carpenter, 1S8 south Sixth

Dennis Robert, cabinetmaker, 4 Lxtitia courtDennison George, teacher, 40 SansomDensy Edward B. smith, 286 LombardDesaa Peter A. gentleman, 128 LombardDe Schmitz H. G. attached to the Portuguese Legation, 79

south Sixth

Dewees William P., M.D., N.E. cor. Chesnut and EighthDiamond John, merchant, c. h. Bank alley—d. h. 383 ArchDick Philip & Daniel, tobacconists, 49 south FrontDick Walter B. accountant, 48 ChesnutDick William, 96 south ThirdDickerson Jacob, 417 north FrontDickerson John, lumber merchant, 11 BrownDickinson Daniel, miniature painter, Swanwick streetDickinson Elizabeth, mangier, back 6 Norris' alleyDickinson John, watchmaker, 53 south ThirdDiehl Thomas, broker, 48 south FrontDiehl William, grocer, 175 south FifthDietz Randolph, gentleman, 181 south FifthDillingham Charles, teacher of the Deaf and Dumb, S.E.

cor. High and EleventhDimond Alexander, distiller, 205 CedarDixey Thomas, sea captain, 176 south FrontDixon John, grocer, 235 LombardDixon John, grocer, 200 south Third—d. h. 98 south Thirc!Dixon Joseph R. clerk at Custom House, 25 PowellDixon Peter, saddler, 214 HighDixon Stansbury M. merchant, 1 PruneDobson Jonathan, cordwainer, 182 north ThirdDobson Judah, bookseller, 106 ChesnutDobson Samuel, 115 WalnutDollman Jofei M. ^nr.jwainer, 1)3 north Front

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Donaldson Edward Capt. 167 SpruceDonaldson Jane, 62 DockDonaldspn John, secretary to Delaware Insurance Compa-

ny, 162 south NinthDonath Joseph jun. 28 south FrontDonavan Jeremiah, 85 north WaterDonnelly Hugh, grocer, 191 south SeventhDonnelly Luke, grocer, 183 CedarDonohue Jeremiah, tailor, 125 FineDornin Bernard, 86 south Third *

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Dorry Thomas, cabinetmaker, 3 Farmer's RowDorsey Edward, printer, 19 south FourthDougherty Elizabeth, boarding house, 119 south WaterDougherty John, shoemaker, Clover street

Dougherty Thomas, Blackhorse alley

Douglass John, High Sheiuff, 17 PowellDouglass John jun. keeper of Debtors' Apartment, ArchDover Andrew, hatter, 115 north SecondDowers John, merchant, 27 south Third

Dowers Nicholas, tavernkeeper, N.W. cor. Pine and Green's

court

Downing John, merchant, 6 north Fourth

Downing John W. importer of British drygoods, 78 Market

up stairs—d. h. Yohe's Hotel, north Fourth

Doyle John, grocer, S.W. cor. High and TenthDreyfous Joseph, merchant, 201 HighDrinker W. W. merchant, 199 WalnutDrinker William D. merchant, 49 north Front

Drummond Mrs. H., S.W. cor. Eighth and Walnut

Drury Michael, merchant, 194 High below Sixth

Drury Michael, merchant, 174 HighDuane William, printer, 70 south Eighth

Ducoing John, merchant, 78 Union

Ducoro$ Rosetta, widow, 177 LombardDucone'y Mrs. 137 south Second

Duey Paul, shoemaker, 16 Strawberry

Duff Samuel, carpenter, N.E. cor. Eleventh and Marble

Duffield Edward, accountant, 121 South

Dugan John, bootmaker, 17 south Third

Duncan Ann, 31 WalnutDuncan Stephen, Esq. 63 WalnutDuncan Thomas O. 435 Chesnut

Duncan Thomas O. grocer, 439 HighDuncan William M. ironmonger, 185 Pine

Dunham Alpheas, type founder, back 208 south Second

Dunlap John, gentleman, N.E. cor. Chesnut and Eighth

Dunseeth Mrs. mantuainaker, 150 south Fifth

Dunton Jacob jun. shipchandler, 24 Key's alley

Dunton Jacob '& Son, shipchandlers, 7 S. WharvesDunton William, carpenter, 20 BankDupag John, confectioner, 203 Chesnut

Dutilh Mrs. widow, 155 Pine

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Duval Lewis, merchant, 254 HighDuy Lambert, merchant, 170 south Eleventh

Dwarts Daniel, carpet weaver, 282 north ThirdDwight W. T. attorney at law, 70 south Sixth

Dyke Thomas, accountant, 55 Walnut[See letter D second alphabet.

EARL Thomas, teacher, 3 SansomEarley John, cabinetmaker, 15 "Willing's alley

Earnhart John, innkeeper, 234 north ThirdEarp George, merchant, d. h. 192 ArchEarp William, merchant, 78 HighEasby John, oakcooper, 21 south WaterEastern, widow, boarding house, 9 south NinthEckel John, accountant, 7 FayetteEckherat J. F. gentleman, south Sixth

Eckley Jacob, cooper, Crown near RaceEckstein Jacob, tailor, 116 north FourthEcky Mrs. 53 south SeventhEdgington John, carpenter, N.E. cor. Pine and SeventhEdwards George, tailor, 9 Willing's alley

Edwards Robert, clerk, 9 Willing's alley

Eldridge Enos, currier, 42 south SecondEldridge Hannah, nurse, 110 LombardElfreth Isaac C. merchant, N.E. cor. Eleventh and ChesnutEllerman John, gentleman, 427 north ThirdElliott Jane, stationary and book store, 115 north FrontElliott John, storekeeper, d. h. 151 HighElliott Matthew, shoemaker, 22 StrawberryElliott Theodore, bookbinder, S.E. cor. Front and RaceEllis Charles, druggist, 56 ChesnutEllis George, engraver, 305 HighEllis Sc Griffitts, druggists, S.W. cor. Chesnut and EighthEllis James, constable, Front below SouthEllis Joseph, ladies shoemaker, 156 south Fifth

Ellis William, cabinetmaker, 106 LombardEllit Charles, gentleman, 186 PineElsworth David, coach painter, 8 HurstElton Anthony, accountant, cor. Dock and FrontEly Rev. E. S. pastor of the Third Presbyterian Church, 146

south SecondEmanuel Joseph, 66 south FrontEmerick Baltis, gentleman, 72 south EighthEmerson Samuel, painter, 165 CedarEmery Samuel, broker, 256 HighEmery Samuel, white wax manufacturer, 256 MarketEmery T. B. cabinetmaker, south FourthEmlen George, merchant, 70 south FourthEnglebert, Leonard, tailor, 12 PowellEnglish & Cartmell, blacksmiths, 125 south Sixth

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English Elisha, merchant, 121 6outh EighthEnglish Hugh, drygood store, 4^ north SixthEnser William, shoemaker, south SecondErbin Henry, grocer, N.W. cor. Callowhill and Fifth—d. Ii

9 St. JohnErrick Henry, carpenter, Callowhill above EleventhErringhaus A. broker,- 109 south NinthEsher Jacob, tailor, 15 DockEsherick Frederick, currier, 67 ChesnutEsler Benjamin, turner, 164 PineEsling John, wool stapler, Prosperous alle\

Estwick Mrs. widow, 3 Clever alley

Evans Charles H. grocer, S.W. cor. Ninth and HighEvans and Dungan, grocers, 143 north Third '

Evans Griffith, gentleman, treasurer of the Willow Gpand Cheltenham Turnpike Company, 203 Mulberry

Evans James, shoemaker, 15 Franklin courtEvans Joseph Ogden, collector of taxes, 244 LombardEvans Josiah, tailor, 122 Chesnut—d. h. 5 LibraryEvans Samuel, boarding house, 12 ChesnutEvans Thomas, 22 south SecondEvans Thomas, carpenter, 35 Sugar alley

Evans William M. collector of taxes, S.W. cor. George a

ThirteenthEvans William, 134 south. FrontEverham John, wheelwright, 497 HighEwing H. & I. & Co. druggists, 231 ChesnutEwing Mrs. drygood store,' 74 south FourthEwing Samuel, cabinetmaker, 90 south SecondEwling Joseph, merchant, north Eighth

Eyres John, grocer, 354 north Third[See letter E second nlUhab.

FAHXSTOCK George Sc D. E. druggists, 55 south ThirdFahnstock H. F. merchant, 194 HighFairman Jabez, combmaker, 358 north Third

Fales George, merchant, 127 ArchFanell John B. accountant, north Sixth

Turquhar James, attorney at law, d. h. Ches,,ut near BroadFair Charles, printer, Weaver's alley, bet. 12th and 13th

Farr John, primer, Weaver's alley, bet. 12th and loth

Farr John C. watchmaker, 23 Elfreth's alley

Farrand William P. 23 south SeventhFarrell Edward, 7 Greenleaf's court, south FourthFashaw John, merchant, SansomFassett John, drygood store, 10 south SecondFeeney Patrick, printer, 30 Gillies' alley

Fenton Thomas, shoemaker, M'Culloch's court

Ferguson Jesse, ladies shoemaker, 220 LombardFerguson Rebecca, shoemaker, 18 Elfreth's alley

Ferguson Robert, collector, Juniper below HighFerguson Samuel, merchant, 31 Elfreth's alley

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Feron Francis, grocer, 170 south Sixth

Ferris Bernard, gentleman, 10 PowellField .hunes, 15 Norris's alley

Field John & James, bookbinders, 17 Elfreth's alley

Field John jun. merchant, over 13 S. Front—d*. h. 19 PennField John, brushmaker, Perry near LombardField Martha, boarding house, 177 PineFife James 8c Son, reedinakers, 469 HighFinis Jacob, shoemaker, back of* 15 StrawberryFinkbine Frederick, shoemaker, Clover street

Finnegan William, gentleman, 27 Carter's alley

Fisher Andrew, hatter, 91 north SecondFisher Jubez, merchant, 326 ArchFisher John, combmaker, 241 south SecondFisher Joseph, spectacle maker, 58 ChesnutFisher Martin & Son, spectacle makers, Sec. 58 ChesnutFisher Redwood, merchant, 326 ArchFisher Thomas, merchant, 110 south Front—c. h. 27 DockFiske Frederick R. 188 HighFitch J. 8* Co. brokers, 5 south ThirdFitch Thomas, exchange broker, 3 south Third—d. h. 127

north NinthFitch William, blockmaker, back of 125 north SecondFitten Isaac, cabinetmaker, 15 Willing's alley

Flagler Gilbert, M.D. 52 AlmondFleming Joseph, wine and liquor store, 125 south SecondFletcher Charles, watchmaker and jeweller, N.E. cor. Thirdand Chesnut

Fletcher Rebecca, boarding house, 127 ArchFletcher Thomas, 9 south NinthFleurc Andrew, gentleman, 415 HighFling B. cabinetmaker, 1 LibraryFlintham Matthias, Ranstead courtFlood Isaac, shoemaker, 6 Franklin courtFob Peter, confectioner, 65 VineFolwell Courtland, tailor, Franklin courtFolwell Godfrey, engraver, Franklin court

Foot Benjamin, clerk, 123 south SecondFord Deborah, widow, 44 Gaskill

Ford John, hatter, Harris's court

Ford, widow of Benjamin, innkeeper, 133 north WaterForrest, widow, 63 ChesnutFortescue Thomas, sea captain, Christian below ThirdFougeray Rene J. stove manufacturer, 99 north SecondFoulke Charles, gentleman, 49 SansomFowle Jonathan jun. attorney at law, 275 north SecondFox & Forpaugh, curriers, 42 north SeventhFox James, upholsterer, S7 UnionFoy Michael, tailor, Pine near ThirteenthFrancis John, broker, 187 LombardFrancis Joseph, blacksmith, 2 Bell's courtFrancis Thomas, clerk at Burgess' store, High near Sen. 5xkFranklin John, shoemaker, 59 south Third

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Franklin Samuel, shoemaker, 59 south ThirdFranks Henry, tobacconist, 226 north ThirdFrazier John, bricklayer, south SixthFrederick John G. musical instrument maker, 5 FayetteFreeman Benjamin, printer, 10 Franklin courtFreeman Henry G. attorney and counsellor at law, 215

ChesnutFreeman Thomas, 74 Chesnut street

Flicker William, saddler, 420 HighFritz Peter, stonecutter, 52 ArchFry George A. currier, 9 PearFry John H. shoemaker, 9 north Sixth

Fryer Eve, widow, shopkeeper, 355 north ThirdFryer William, merchant, 50 south SecondFullerton Mrs. 72 south FourthFultary George, storekeeper, 80 «outh ThirdFultcher William, shoemaker, 18 south FourthFulton George, drygood store, 80 south ThirdFurey Charles, paver, 168 Locust

Furey John S. collector of taxes & conveyancer, 101 SprucrFurlong Joseph, grocer, 190 LombardFurlong William, blacksmith, 190 Lombard

[See letter F second alphabet.

GALE Charles, printer, 36 DockGallaher David, M.D. south Fifth cor. Library

Gallaspy M.D. Chesnut and ScL. Seventh

Gallispy Samuel, merchant, 6 south TenthGardiner Baldwin, jeweller, 172 south Fourth

Gardiner S. jeweller, 130 Chesnut

Gardom George, paint store, 11 south Seventh

Garrett George H. tobacconist, cor. Dock and Front

Garrett John "it. drygood store, N. Fourth—d. h. 144 Higfc

Garrett William E. accountant, 138 south Front

Gartland John, china merchant, 335 HighGartland Mrs. 131 south Front

Gaskill Benjamin, bookbinder, 40 north Fourth

Gauge Mrs. boarding house, 25 SansomGaul Martin, Appletree alley

Gaw E. S. merchant, 15 south Fourth

Gaw James, drygood store, 69 CedarGaw Rebecca, widow, 23" Cedar

Geisse Edward, keeper at prison, 16S south Elevendi

Geisse George W. merchant, 285 HighGeisse Henry, merchant, S.E. cor. Eighth and HighGeisse William, merchant, 213 HighGenary John, confectioner, 81 north Second

George John D. deputy naval officer, Custom House—d. h.

44 AlmondGerman Hall, south Seventh between Chesnut and High

Crethen John, manufacturer, 106 south Tenth

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Gibbs Henry, drygood stove, S.W. cor. Arch and Fourth

Giberson & Carrigan, manufacturers of plated bands and

moulding, back of 99 ArchGibson David, accountant, 155 CedarGibson Thomas, plumber, back of 12 south Fifth

Gibson William, M.D. Professor of surgery in the University

of Pennsylvania, 100 south ThirdGifford Samuel, saddler, 26 HighGilbert Christopher, cordwainer, 156 south Eleventh

Gilbert Dorcas, 156 south EleventhGilky James E. cabinetmaker, 150 south Fifth

Gill John, merchant, 224 PineGill Mary, 48 south ThirdGillard George, 15 Carter's alley

Gillen Henry, bottler, 3 PearGillen Robert, bottler, 3 PearGillespie Andrew, gardener. Thirteenth near SnruceGilliard John, ladies shoemaker, 119 south Fifth

Gillies Theodore, comb store, 4 north Sixth

Gillingham Mahlon, merchant, 127 HighGillis Peter, teacher, 202 SpruceGilpin Henry D. attorney at law, 99 WalnutGilpin Joshua, 149 south WaterGilroy John, cordwainer, back 168 south Fifth

Gimeny John H. blacksmith, 248 LombardGimeny Richard, grocer, S.E. cor. Lombard and Ninth

GirarcVs Bank, south Third opposite DockGitman Nicholas, tobacconist, back 12 north Front

Glace Isaac, cabinetmaker, 15 Willing's alley

Gleason Jonas, manufacturer, 259 HighGlentworth James, surveyor of the customs, 140 S. Second

Glentworth James, jun. deputy surveyor of the port of Phi-

ladelphia, 68 south Fifth

Glover Lemuel B. hat manufacturer, 134 HighGoaff William, tailor, 141 south Front

Goddard G. C. attorney at law, N.W. cor. 5th and North alley

Godichew Peter, jeweller, 12 Franklin court

Godley Jesse, merchant, 110 ArchGodson widow, shopkeeper, 32 south Fourth

Goldey Jacob, shoemaker, Spruce near Thirteenth

Goodfellow James, teacher, 133 LombardGoodfellow John, painter, 45 QuinceGoodin John, livery stable keeper, d. h. 15 north Ninth

Goodman John, printer, 36 DockGoodrich William, hatter, 176 north Third

Gordon Robert, WalnutGordon T. F. attorney at law, 32 south Sixth

Gorman Archibald, cordwainer, 3 Gaskill

Gorman Mrs. innkeeper, 128 north Front

Gorman William T. 128 north WaterGomez John, 120 PineGowen Mary, boarding house, 202 Spruce

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Gosher John, jeweller, 64 Dockslin Joseph, carpenter, Pine near Eleventh

Gouran Michael, jeweller, 125 Chesnut(lowing Mrs. boarding house, 48 south SixthGraff' Jacob, flour store, 364 High

iff William, tailor, 141 south FrontGraham Peter, merchant, d. h. Thirteenth near ChesnutGrant Joseph, merchant, 19 south SeventhGrant William, clerk, 138 south FrontGravelle R. L. jeweller, 137 ChesnutGreatback William, accountant, 195 A LombardGreen Rev. Ashbel 190 PineGreen B. 8c W. carpenters, back 115 ArchGreen George, innkeeper, 10 Lietitia courtGreen Jacob, M.D. 190 PineGreen J. M., M.D. Alms HouseGreen Job. chairmaker, 91 north FrontGreen John, accountant, 212 north ThirdGreen Jonas, M.D. 65 WalnutGreen Lemuel, merchant, 48 south SecondGreen Rev. Lemuel, 202 north ThirdGreenleaf James, 177 PineGrelaud Mrs. 99 south ThirdGriffith John, bricklayer, Little PineGriffith Matthew, shoemaker, 34 north FourthGriffith Robert E. merchant, c. h. 123 Walnut—d. h. fCH

south EighthGriffith Samuel P., M.D. 62 south FrontGriffith William F. merchant, 195 Market—d. h. 62 S. FrontGrimshaw William, 263 ChesnutGriswold Lyman, tinman, S.W. cor. Thirteenth and HighGross Lewis, accountant, 72 SpruceGrotjan Peter A. publisher of Price Current, 158 S. FrontGrout Jonathan, teacher, back 12 north FrontGroves Anthony, merchant, 3 N. Front—d. h. 16 N. SeventhGrab Curtis, innkeeper, High near Sch. BridgeCrugan Charles, grocer, S.W. cor. Locust and EleventhGrundy Hannah, south FourthGruner John, watchman, 10 Elmslie's alley

Guion John, tailor, 13. DockGummy Man.-, 15 Franklin courtGuyger Caspar, tailor, Blackhorse alley

Guyger Conrad, confectioner, 104 HighGuys Edward, deputy keeper at prison, 168 south EleventhG'.vin Alexander, tailor, 177 CedarGwiner Charles C., M.D. Alms HouseGwinner Peter, flour store, 394 High

[See letter G second alp *•

HACKER, Brown & Co. merchants, 56 south FrontHacker Isaiah, merchant, 56 south Front—d. h. 190 Arrh

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Uackman Abraham, saddler, 106 HighHadaway & Co. commission merchants, 29 S. WharvesHailcr George F. shoemaker, 36 north Eighth

Haines Daniel J. 174 north Front

Haines George, tobacconist, 264 north Third

Haines George, bricklayer, 184 Locust

Haines John, saddler, 184 Locust

Haines William, bricklayer, 184 Locust

Hains .Samuel, hatter, 115 north SecondHalbach A. merchant, 105 south FourthHall Alexander, gent. 3 north Eleventh

Hall Harrison, publisher Fort Folio, office S. Fourth—d. h,

3 N. Fourth-

Hall John, gent. 3 north EleventhHall John E. 3 north EleventhHall Mary, shopkeeper, 184 south FourthHall Mrs. milliner, 97 north SecondHallowell Thomas, currier, 16 Strawberry alley

Hamer Jacob, tailor, 13 north Sixth

Hamer John, teacher, 12 south Twelfth ,

Hamelin Jos. P. editor of Freeman's Journal, 86 S. Fifth

Hamilton Alexander, baker, Lxtitia court

Hamilton George, trader, 105 CedarHamilton James, sea captain, 16 SansomHamilton John, grocer, 4 High—d. h. 18 RaceHamilton William K. stable keeper, Elbow lane

Hamilton William T. teacher, 45 north EighthHammill H. H. grocer, 31 north TenthHammill Joseph, blacksmith, 174 PineHammond James, artist, 210 south Sixth

Hammond, Wallace & Co. stereotype foundry, 17 Cypressalley

Hand Joseph, 8 Norris's alley

Hand Thomas, tavernkeeper, Water second door above Cal-

lowhill

Handley William, printer, Chester street

Handy George, merchant, 28 HighHandy, Symington & Bird, hardware merchants, 98 HighHaney & Criss, cor. Cedar and SwansonHanna David, publisher, 24 south EighthHannah Edward, gent. 48 Gaskill

Hansell Jacob, locksmith, 134 south Fifth

Hansell John, carver and gilder, 123 south SixthHansell William M. merchant, store 298 High—d. h. Thir-

teenth near ChesnutHanson Elizabeth, teacher, 165 south EleventhHanson John, merchant, N.E. cor. Market and Water—d. h.

north Fifth

Harbert Z. dentist, 20 north NinthHarding William, printer, 1 LodgeHare Robert, professor of Chemistry in the University of

Pennsylvania, 291 Chesnut

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Harland Charles, attorney at law, 72 south ThirdHarland James, merchant, 33 south FrontHarland Joshua, broker, 72 south ThirdHarland Richard, M.D. 72 south ThirdHarland William, merchant, 72 south ThirdHarley Francis, 63 DockHarman George, plasterer, 174 LombardHarmstead Martin, shoemaker, 35 north FourthHarper Arthur, 264 Walnut

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Harper Christopher, tavernkeeper, 26 Carter's alley

Harper James, grocer, N.W. cor. Walnut and ThirteenthHarper Thomas, brickmaker, Sch. Fourth and HighHarper Thomas," agent for Inland Transportation, 6 and 8

south Seventh—d. h. 57 south SeventhHarper, widow, near Sch. Fifth and HighHarper Walter, grocer, N.E. cor. Thirteenth and LocustHarris Jonas L. shoe and bootmaker, 32 south ThirdHarris Joseph B. 12 south FrontHarris J. B. & F. C. druggists, 223 south SecondHarris Nicholas, flour and feed store, 35 LombardHarris Thomas, M.D. 230 SpruceHarris William, storekeeper, 131 south SecondHarrold James, printer, 184 LombardHarrold Rev. Wm. Vincent, pastor of St. Mary's Church.

Willing's alley

Hart George* publisher U. S. Gazette, 152 PineHart James M. innkeeper, 184 north ThirdHart James, gent. 294 north ThirdHart Joseph, grazier, 186 north ThirdHart William H. merchant, 231 N. Third—d. h. 106 ArchHartley Samuel, silversmith, 14 Cypress alley

Hartley Thomas, grocer, N.W. cor. Lombard and Fifth

Hartshorne Richard, 16 south FourthHarvey Henry, saddler, 60 south SecondHarvey George W. paper hanger, 60 south SecondHarvey Samuel, merchant, S.W. cor. George and TwelfthHarwood Jeremiah, accountant, 31 North alley

Haskins, widow, S.E. cor. Chesnut and Eleventh

Haslet, widow, boarding house, 338 HighHass John, sugar refiner, Bread street

Hassinger David S. attorney at law, 110 ArchHassinger Jacob & Son, merchants, 6 South alley

Hassinger Jonathan K. merchant, 6 South alley—d. h. 207High

Hassinger Jonathan K, burr millstone manufacturer, 6 Southalley and 28 Old York Road above Wood

Haus William & Co. merchants, 80 HighHause & M'Clelland, merchants, 80 Market cor. BankHause William, merchant, 80 Market—d. h. 49 N. Eighth

Haven Jos. merchant, 41 south Eighth

Hawley George W. VMell's alley

Haydock Robert, painter, 41 Strawberry

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Hay William, engraver, north Fifth

Haydock Samuel, plumber, 4 Lodge alley

Hazard Catherine, 73 south ThirdHazlehurst Samuel, gentleman, 322 HighHazleton John, merchant, 15 south FourthHead Joseph, innkeeper, SW. cor. Walnut and Washington

SquareHeadman Andrew, coachmaker, 7 north EighthHeadman David, potter,7 north EighthHeadman Francis W- 7 north EighthHeadman George, potter, 17 south EighthHeberton George, merchant, 25 High—d. h. 411 HighHeberton Henry F. clerk, 25 HighHeberton & Stryker, drygood store, 25 HighHeiss George, merchant, 447 HighHelmuth Henry, 51 north TenthHelmuth Rev. Dr. 51 north TenthHemphill John, merchant, 38 S. Wharves—d, h. 95 SpruceHenderson Guy, grocer, 22 Gaskill

Henderson James, 59 south SecondHenderson Mary, shopkeeper, 59 south SecondHendy Mrs. boarding house, 55 south SeventhHenesey Joshua, clerk of High street market, 36 RaceHennegoyen Peter, lamp maker, 29 UnionHenry John Joseph, gun manufac. N.W cor. Noble and ThirdHeppard H. innkeeper, 46 north Sixth

Hergesheimer Anthony & Samuel, bakers, 56 UnionHerkness & Smith, stonecutters, 11 north SeventhHerman John C. 165 south Fifth

Herman Rev. John G. 74 Race cor. BreadHermstead Joseph, 7 Elbow laneHess J. G. 24 ChesnutHewes Albert, carpenter, Prosperous alley

Hewet William, gentleman, 409 HighHewlings Mrs. 85 WalnutHigginton John, carpenter, Blackberry alley

Higgs Robert, gentleman, 194 south FourthHddeburn Samuel, importer of watches, 202 south FourthHill James, cordwainer, 154 south EleventhHill James, hatter, Blackhorse alley

fHill Jeremiah, painter, 35 PowellHill John, bottler, 3 PearHill Peter, merchant, 221 HighHilyard Abraham, tailor, 19 south ThirdHilyard Sarah, widow, 117 LombardHinchelwood James, weaver, Sch. Sixth and ChesnutHinchelwood John, weaver, Sch. Sixth and ChesnutHinchelwood Robert, weaver, Sch. Sixth and ChesnutHinchelwood Thomas, weaver, Sch. Sixth and ChesnutHinchman Adam, grocer, S.E. cor. Sch. Second and HighHinckley Adam H. shipchandler, Elfreth's alleyHines Samuel, turner, 80 High

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Hines William, high constable, 9 Gaskill

Hinkle John P. watchmaker, 89 ChesnutHippie Jacob, merchant, 38^ north FourthHirst James M. 138 north SecondHitcher Thomas, 1 1 south Fifth

Hobson Richard H. gentleman, 124 south FourthHoburn Mrs. 9 Franklin courtHocker Christopher, stonecutter, 220 Race—d. h. 52 ArchHockley George, clerk, 146 south SecondHockley John, clerk, 146 south SecondHockley Thomas, clerk, 146 south SecondHodge Hugh A. 92 MulberryHodgson F. importer, 16 South alley

Hodgson Robert, hatter, Shackamaxon ab. Queen, 1st houseHodgson William, merchant, 16 South alley—d. h. 9 Pal-myra Row

Hoffman Samuel, cooper, back Sch. Eighth south of HighHogan James, tavernkeeper and bottler, 138 south FourthHogart Augustus, Ranstead court

Hogg George, saddler, 77 south EleventhHolliday Allen, dentist, 128 south Fifth

Hollingshead Clayton, supercargo, Arch near FrontHollingshead Edward, 3 Farmer's RowHollingsworth Thomas, merchant, 136 south SecondHollond Charles, merchant, 28 Chesnut—d. h. 220 PineHolloway Jacob, principal keeper Philadelphia Prison, cor.

Walnut and Sixth

Hollowell Thomas, currier, 16 Strawberry alley

Holmer James, merchant, 146 south FourthHolt Eleazai*, teacher of the Deaf and Dumb, S.E. cor. Ele-

venth and HighHood Albert, merchant, 29 PennHood John M. grocer, 16 RaceHood Thomas, 29 PennHood William, merchant, 29 PennHopkins Howell, attorney at law, 12 PruneHopkins John, gentleman, 12 PruneHopkins Joseph R. attorney at law, 62 south Fifth

Hopkinson Jos. attorney at law, 196 ChesnutHopley Joseph, gentleman, 53 LombardHorman Samuel, cordwainer, 98 UnionHorn Henry, silverplater, d. h. 248 ChesnutHorner William E., M.D. adj. professor of anatomy Univer-

sity of Pennsylvania, 212 ChesnutHotham Samuel, suspender and button mould manufactory,

3 Sugar alley

Houston Mrs. south Sixth

Houston Paul, M.D. Tenth near LombardHow John, measurer of carpenters' work, 129 north Fourth

Howe Keith, saddletree maker, 130 Frankford road betweenOtter and Prince

Howel A., M.D. 1 north Eighth

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Howell John, varnish maker, 94 VineHowell William W. & Co. merchants, 167 MarketHowell William W. merchant, 30 north NinthHuckell William, tailor, 79 south WaterHudson D. W. saddler, 1 Whitaker'sRowHuggins Benjamin, sea captain, 26 ArchHughes James, tavernkeeper, 27 PennHughes John, cotton manufac. Thirteenth above WalnutHughes Jdhn, 22 ChesnutHughes Thomas, teacher, 95 south EighthHuhn Catherine, widow, Juniper above LocustHummel George, cordwainer, 29 LombardHumphreys James Y. 86 south FrontHumphreys Solomon, toll gatherer at the Perm. Bridge, HighHunt Humphrey, carpenter, 155 south Fifth

Hunt Uriah, bookseller, 147 HighHunt Wilson, merchant, 151 Chesnut—store 18 ChesnutHunter Jacob, tailor, S3 SpruceHurley Francis, paper hanging manufactory, south FourthHurley Isaac A. Old FerryHurry Hannah, Norris's alley

Hurst John, tailor, 179 south ThirdHurtle Joseph, printer, 100 south SecondHutchins Mason, merchant, 96 HighHutchinson James H. innkeeper, S.W. cor. Locust and 12thHutchinson James, tailor, Twelfth near WalnutHutchinson Thomas, carpenter, 2 OrangeHuttert John, bleeder, 133 south SixthHutton Abraham, teacher of the Deaf and Dumb, S.E. cor.

Eleventh and HighHymas Samuel, innkeeper, 122 south FrontHysham, widow, 283 Chesnut

[See letter H second alphabet.

IMBERT Frederick William, chairmaker, 46 Docklngersoll Joseph R. counsellor at law, 77 south FourthIngram Elisha, innkeeper, 180 Sassafras

Ingram James, printer, Eleventh near PineIreland Alphonso C. carpenter, city regulator and surveyor

of carpenters' work, 27 PowellIrvine Hood, merchant, S.W. cor. Mulberry and Second

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d. h. 117^ north SecondIrwin John W. gentleman, 115 LombardIsaacs Joshua, cordwainer, 174 south SecondIsbraz Jacob, carpet weaver, 443 north ThirdIves, Rev. pastor of the Episcopal Church in SouthwarkIvens Isaiah, carpenter, 19 south Third

[See letter I second alphabet,

JACKSON Andrew, inspector of customs, 189 WalnutJackson Charles, coach trimmer, 33 Powell

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Jackson John G. merchant, 30 north FrontJackson Thomas, carpenter, Clover st.

Jacobs John, merchant, 69 SpruceJacoby Thomas, clerk, 152 south SecondJaggers William, flour and feed store, N.W cor. Fro;

Race »

James Charles W. fancy chair and furniture manufactory,

t north ThirdJames Isaac M. japanner, 337 north ThirdJames Joseph, teacher, 232 SpruceJames Thomas, accountant, 100 UnionJanney Benjamin S., M.D. 305 north ThirdJaurette Francis, 14 UnionJarvisMiss, Chesnut near Thirteenth

.s Abisha, captain Steam Boat Philadelphia, 14 Nev.»Iarket st.

:.ns Charles F. merchant, 31 Key's alley

Jenkins Joseph G. agent of the Union Line Steam Boats, 9

VineJenkins Matthew C. captain Steam Boat Baltimore, 14 NewMarket st.

Jennings Susanna, milliner, 92 north FourthJewell Leonard, 164 ArchJewell Charles, 80 south ThirdJewell Wilson, M.D. 80 south ThirdJohns David, 4 BankJohns Joseph, bricklayer, 227 Lombard-Johnson Grace, Lombard near SeventhJohnson Hannah T. 223 north FourthJohnson James, blacksmith. 12 Green's court

Johnson James, weaver, Thirteenth near Pine

-on John, gentleman, 249 south SecondJohnson John, innkeeper, 14 LocustJohnson Joseph, shipcbanciler, 77 S. Wharves—d. h. 1S^

ChesnutJohnson L. stereotype founder, 17 Cypress alley

Johnson Moses. 1 north Sixth

Johnson Mrs. boarding house, 6 Pear

Johnson Robert, watchmaker, 186 south Fourth

Johnson R. B. turner in ivory, wood and metals, 63 WalnutJohnson Samuel, shoemaker, 3 south Sixth

Johnson Shadrach, cordwainer, 228 LombardJohnson Thomas, dealer, 30 Strawberry

Johnson William T. tailor, 360 HighJones Ann Catherine, 11 north TwelfthJones Benjamin, 50 WalnutJones Elijah, bricklayer, back 134 south Fourth

Jones Evans, innkeeper, N.W. cor. Chesnut and Front

Jones J. C. merchant, 14 north Fourth

Jones John, umbrella maker, 22 Strawberry

Jones John, 173 north Front

Jones Joseph, 188 High

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Tones Mark, tailor, 64 Chcsnut.(ones Mary, 174 south Sixth

Jones Mrs. widow, boarding house, 352 Higi;

Jones Mrs. J. boarding house, 79 WalnutJones Owen, gentleman, 154 south SecondJones Powell, cordwainer, 156 south FrontJones Samuel, grave digger, 170 south Sixth

Jones Solomon, carter, Twelfth near LombardJones William, slater, N.W. cor. Penn and PerryJones William R. engraver, Smith's alley running from Ches-

nut to Carter's alley

Jones W'illiam, 50 south FrontJorden Thomas, clerk to H. B. M. consul, 4 LibraryJouber Frederick William, chairmaker, 46 DockJoubert Peter, jeweller, 240 south Second

[See letter J second alphabet.

KALISKI Frederick, merchant, 20 Key's alley

Kane Elisha, gentleman, 244 WalnutKatha Catherine, shopkeeper, 142 LombardKay Joseph L. sea captain, 113 LombardKayser John C. commission merchant, 7 UnionKearsing George, goldbeater, 55 DockKeating George, 28 south SixthKeating Thomas, 127 PineKeck Charles H. machine maker and turner in metals, &c.

5 Appletree alley—d. h. 153 CherryKeemle Isaac, scrivener, 2 Littleboy's courtKeemle Samuel, attorney at law, N.E. cor. 4th and CherrvKeen Charles, currier, 115 ChesnutKelley Rebecca, china store, 327^ HighKellogg Hosey, 65 WalnutKelly John, bottler, 181 LombardKelly Mary, 57 south FrontKemble George, bootmaker, 33 north ThirdKemble Joseph, bootmaker, 33 north ThirdKemp George, accountant, 92 south Fifth

Kemper Rev. Jackson, 224 WalnutKempton Moses, merchant, 221 north FourthKenderdine Jacob, carpenter, 314 north ThirdKendrick David, innkeeper, 329 HighKennedy J. P. cordwainer, N.W. cor. Locust and Washing-

ton SquareKennedy Samuel, hatter, Trotter's alley

Kennedy Samuel, gilder, 58 WalnutKenney John A. teacher, 39 south JuniperKenyon Capt. Henry, quarantine master of the port of Phi-

ladelphia, Market near EighthKeppele Mrs. Catherine, widow of Michael, 262 WalnutKern Gabriel jun. tailor, d. h. Spruce near Front

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Kern John, custom house officer, d. h. 37 CrownKerr Ann, widow, Sch. Second and HighKerr Matthew, accountant, 236 SpruceKerr William, saddler, 28 North AlleyKessler John, brassfounder, 214 south SeventhKey John, 72 south FrontKeyser & Dickerson, lumber merchants, Oak street, first

wharf above Noble, N. L.

Keyser N. L. 232 north FrontKilgour & Gill, dyers, 187 south SecondKimber Caleb, teacher, 40 Gaskill

King William, attorney, 75 Gaskill

Kingston Stepen, S.E. cor. Fourth and WalnutKinley James, shoemaker, 36 south SecondKinnan John, turner, 18 Franklin cour£e

Kinsdale Charles, lampmaker, 5 Bell's courtKinsey Joseph V. accountant, 144 SpruceKirk John, fruiterer, cor. High and Sch. EighthKitchen Henry N. merchant, 39 Spruce and 163 HighKittenenger Leonard, innkeeper, (Conestoga wagon) 14&

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\Klemm J. G. musical instrument maker, 3 south ThirdKlett John, combmaker, 133 south SecondKnappe, Philip & Robert, bottlers, 15 WalnutKneass Christian, silverplater, 217 WalnutKnight William, grocer, near Sch. Eighth and HighKnorr Elizabeth, drygood store, 249 south SecondKnows Jacob, shoeseller, d. h. 27 BranchKnox Jacob, engraver, 224 LombardKonigmacher Samuel, merchant, 188 HighKraft Gershom, watchman, 62 UnionKrail Emanuel, barber, 92 south SecondKreider Lewis, shopkeeper, 74 north FourthKreymborg Anthony, quill manufacturer, 95 south SecondKreymborg John B. quill manufacturer, 95 south SecondKreymborg & Hagedorn, quill manufacturers, 95 S. Seconal

Kuhn Hartman, gentleman, 136 Chesnut, next U. S. BankKunkle Mary, widow, 284 north Third

[See letter K second alphabet.

LABROUSE E. J. B. 12 Cypress alley

Lachlan Jane, widow, 225 south Fifth

I^fourn John, chairmaker, back of 13 Strawberry

Lagarde Mrs. 106 south SecondLahrer John, brewer, 50 north Sixth

Lahrer Melchoir, brewer, 50 north Sixth

Lahrer William, brewer, 50 north Sixth

Lamb Joseph, cordwainer, 333 LombardLamb & Robinson, commission merchants, 24 south Front

Lambert John, merchant, 4 Carpenter's court—d. h. !^E.

cor. Ridge road and Turner's lane

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Lamot Daniel, merchant, d. h. 58 south FrontLancaster Jacob B. merchant, 114 LombardLance John, oysterman, Snanwick street

Landreth D. &. C. seedsmen, &c. 85 ChesnutLandsdowne James, tailor, 160 south Front

Langereue P. L. merchant, 113 south Eighth

Lang-mere Nathaniel, suspender manufacturer, 207 S. 4th

Lane Samuel, blacksmith, 3 Drinker's alley

Lapear Mrs. 129 LombardLassaire John, tailor, 120 south SecondLatour A. merchant, 261 south FrontLattimore William, 60 ChesnutLaverty Jesse, merchant, 10 Minor—d. h. 268 ArchLavis David, printer, 21 Carter's alley

Lawrence John, 73 south ThirdLawrence John, fringemaker, 39 south SecondLawrence J. R. merchant, 64 south EighthLawrence Peter A. baker, 258 LombardLawrence Thomas, painter, 45 QuinceLawrence William, grocer, S. E. cor. Lombard and FourthLawrence William, fringemaker, 39 south SecondLaws, Doctor, 98 ArchLay Amos, geographer and map publisher, 88 north FifthLaycock Isaac, chairmaker, 131 south SecondLea Isaac, bookseller, S.E. cor. Fourth and Chesnut—d. h.

Eighth above SpruceLea Lewis, merchant, 149 PineLeatham James, shoemaker, 36 south SecondLee John, chairmaker, 85 south FrontLee Joseph, merchant, 150 PineLee Mathias H. tailor, 284 north ThirdLee Mathias H. tailor, 117^ north SecondLefevre Philip, ladies shoemaker, 20 StrawberryLehman John, merchant, 6 north FourthLeidy Conrad, cordwainer, 196 north ThirdLjidy Philip, hatter, 180 north ThirdLeidy Thomas, bottler, 461 HighLeland Charles, merchant, 78 HighLelar Henry, merchant, 121 LombardLeon John, tobacconist, 213 CedarLeonard Joseph, carpenter, 66 Gaskill

Le Sueur C. A. teacher, 33 SansomLethgow David, south Tenth near HighLevan William, merchant, 217 north SixthLeveridge, Joseph, blacksmith, 17 DockLevis William, printer, 36 DockLevy Aaron, broker, 11 south ThirdLevy Joseph, broker, 8 south Third—d. h. 171 PineLevy Moses, president judge of the dist. court, 221 ChesnutLevy Sampson, attorney at law, 152 ChesnutLewis David J. merchant, 142 south SecondLewis George A. clerk, 435 Chesnut

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Lewis Hannah, 59 SpruceLewis James, shopkeeper, Chester street

Lewis Rachel, widow of Reeve, 186 south EleventhLewis Wharton, gentleman, 159 south Fifth

Lewis William, gentleman, 159 south Fifth

Lewis William D. merchant, 194 ArchLex Charles F. sugar refiner, back of 283 HighLinchan Coleman P. merchant, 57 south SecondLindsay William, printer, 5 Franklin court

Linfesty Thomas, shoemaker, Race 2d door above SecondLinn Mrs. 98 south ThirdLippincott Aaron T. drygood store 28 north SecondLippincott Benjamin, grocer, d. h. Brooke's court

Lippincott B. B. hatter, 108 HighLippincott Tyler, innkeeper, 14 north FrontLisle Charles T. broker, 127 south SecondLittle John, carpenter, Vaux's court

Litton John, merchant, 85 ChesnutLloyd Peyton, blacksmith, near the Sch. Permanent bridgeLloyd Thomas, drygood store, 127^ ArchLloyd Thomas, shoemaker, 8 Bell's court

Lobstein, Doctor, 12 north ThirdLodor Benjamin, turner, 34 north EighthLodor Benjamin jun. turner, 14 ZaneLogan Charles, grocer, 303 HighLogan Samuel B. combmaker, 79 CedarLong Stephen, major U. S. army, 31 Filbert

Long William, accountant, 135 LombardLong William, runner to the Philadelphia Bank, Fifth be-

low SouthLongacre James, engraver, 31 north Sixth

Longcope Mrs. Chesnut street

Lopez Matthias, prompter at Theatre, 4 Willow court

Lorick S. consul general of Sweden and Norway, 79 S. 6th

Louton Francis, painter, 193 south Sixth

Lovering Joseph S. sugar baker 40 south Second %Lovett Robert, seal engraver, 75 south Third

Lowber Daniel, currier, 3 Lodge street

Lower Abraham, cabinet and chair maker, 260 north Third

Lower Joseph, silversmith, 5 Franklin court

Lownes William, Gray's alley

Lowry George, grocer, S.E. corner Coats and Budd, N.L.

Luke William, merchant, 98 south Third

Lukens, Dr., S.W. cor. Fourth and ArchLukens Edward, cabinetmaker, 3 VVhitaker's RowLybrand Samuel, carpenter, 39 north Eighth

Lyle James, merchant, 95 south Fourth

Lyle John, merchant, Washington Square

Lyle Mrs. Mary, gentlewoman, 127 south SecondLyle Mrs. Ill "south SecondLyman & Brothers, merchants, 22 south Front

Lyman Thomas, 152 south Second

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ILynd Michael K. merchant, 33 north SecondLyndall David, chairmaker, 278 north ThirdLynn John H. merchant, 72 south Front—d. h. 229 SpruceLyon John, carter, 129 south WaterLyons Benjamin, saddler, 9 north FourthLyons John, carter, 129 south Water

[See letter L second alphabet.

M'ADAMS Thomas, flour and liquor store, cor. Sch. Thirdand High

M'AUier Barney, soap boiler, 129 south WaterM'AUier John M. tavernkeeper, 12 south Sixth

M'Allister John &. Son, manufacturers of spectacles, canes,

&c. 48 ChesnutM'Allister John, jun. manufacturer of spectacles, canes, &e.48 Chesnut

M'Allister John, whipmaker, Frankford roadM'Alvie James, procurer of sea stores, 77 north WaterM'Anall James, shopkeeper, 15 HurstM'Calla William, innkeeper, 239 south Fifth

M'Callister John, cordvvainer, N.E. cor. Pine and JuniperM'Carren Andrew, porter, 12 PearM'Carty James, ladies shoemaker, 162 LombardM'Casky Andrew, shopkeeper, 161 south SecondM'Casky John, drygood store, 228 south SecondM'Cauley Charles S. of the U. S. navy, 119 south FrontM'Cauley F. G. stationer and paper hanging- warehouse, 43

south ThirdM'Cauley Smith R. of the U. S. navy, 119 south FrontM*Chesney Mary, boarding house, 253 HighM'China William, confectioner, S.W. cor. Third and HighM'Clain John, shoemaker, 429 ChesnutM'Clane Archibald, gentleman, 218 SpruceM'Clane John, tailor, 208 south SecondM'Clannagan John, 6 north FourthM'Claskey James, curbstone setter, S. Eleventh near HighM'Claskey John, dyer, Cedar near TenthM'Claskey Michael, curbstone setter, S. Eleventh n. HighM'Claskey William, innkeeper, Centre SquareM'Cleland John, clerk, 84 south FrontM'Clelland Dr. 18 south EighthM'Clelland George W. merchant, 90 north SecondM'Clennan James, weaver, 16 south BroadM'Clevan Miles, sea captain, 113 RaceM'Clintock John, drygood store, north FourthM'Cord David, tinman, 13 Gray's alley

M'Corkle William, justice of the peace, 186 north FourthM'Collin John, accountant, 125 south ThirdM'Collins Thomas, watchmaker, 18 Greenleaf court, S. 4thM'Cormick John, grocer, N.W. cor. Second and Lombard

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M'Cormick Henry, watchman, 155 Gaskill

M'Coy George W. inspector, 45 RaceM'Coy Ralph, grocer, N.E. cor. Eighth and ZoneM'Coy William, teller at N. A. Bank, 8 PowellM'Crea Ann, shopkeeper, 469 HighM'Crosson John, stablekeeper, back of 15 south FourthM'Crosson Robert, stablekeeper, back of 15 south FourthM'Cullough John, shoemaker, Fifth from Sch. S. of HighM'Curdy John, boot and shoemaker, 42 ChesnutM'Curdy John YV. shoemaker, 14 north FourthM'Cutchen Mary, shopkeeper, 160 south EleventhM'Dermott John, morocco dresser, 199 south SeventhM'Dermott Peter, 113 south FrontM'Devitt John, grocer, 233 south Fifth

M'Devitt Roger, tailor, 11 Lxtitia court

M'Donald Malcolm, innkeeper, 1^ DecaturM'Donough Michael, carpenter, 216 south Sixth

M'Elroy Benjamin, sailmaker, 186 south FourthM'Elroy James F. 45 north SeventhM'Elroy Thomas, labourer, Chesnut near Sch. SeventhM'Elwee Charles, corder at Chesnut st. wharf—d. h. 71 Union

M'Entire William, clerk, 214 south ThirdM'Even James, cabinetmaker, 71 WalnutM'Ewen George, soapboiler, 18 DockM'Ewen Daniel, plaster grinder, 19 north Ninth

M'Ewing Mrs. N.W. cor. Juniper lane and WalnutM'Fadan Mrs. Little GeorgeM'Farland, constable, 135 south FourthM'Farland Samuel, distiller, 20 BankM'Grath John, clerk, 4 HighM'Graw George, carpenter, St. George's alley

M'Guire Michael, innkeeper, 10 Library

M'Henry James, M.D. 62 south SecondM'llvaine John K. jeweller, Pine near Thirteenth

M'llvaine Bloomfield, attorney at law, 44 south Sixth

M'llvaine J. B. merchant, 104 south FrontM'Kean Henry, watchmaker, 21 Greenleaf court, S. Fourth

M'Kee Mrs. 115 south SecondM'Kibbin James, printer, 137 PineM'Kissick William, cordwainer, 250 LombardM'Kowen Samuel, weaver, 157 south Sixth

M'Laughlin Charles, broker, 86 south ThirdM'Machen Dennis, cordwainer, S.W. cor. Lombard and 6th

M'Mahan Henry, grocer, S.W. cor. Pine and Fifth

M'Mahon H. & Co. seed store, &c. 13 south SecondM'Main William, ironmonger, d. h. 51 North Eighth

M'Manus &. Quin, grocers, Sch. and HighM'Mullin James, clerk, 7 south ThirdM'Mullin John, innkeeper, 5 RaceM'Mullin Joseph, grocer, 155 south Front

M'Neily John, tavernkeeper, 226 south Sixth

M'Nevin Elizabeth, nurse, 185 south Sixth

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MTherson Alexander, 20 Barron st.

M'Pherson John, 72 SpruceM'Shane Ezekiel, accountant, 17 north Sixth

Maccoun David, merchant, 11 south NinthMachison John, cordwainer, 4 Cypress alley

Mackay Angus, printer, 60 ChesnutMackin James, sailmaker, 11 Norris's alley

Mackintire A. d. h. 320 ArchMackintire Daniel, broker, 127 ChesnutMackintire H. shoemaker, 76 ChesnutMackintire James, broker, 127 ChesnutMacurdy Hugh, drygood store, 243 south SecondMaddock Ezekiel, grocer, d. h. 62 UnionMagenis Daniel, teacher, cor. Locust and Blackberry alley

Magoffin Joseph, accountant, 202 ArchMagner Charles, 18 south Tentii

Maguire Bernard, shoemaker, 129 south waterMahew Hazael, combmaker, 125 north SecondMahon Michael, teacher, near Sch. Fifth and HighMaitland John, distiller, 119 LombardMakeal Abraham, carpenter, Pine near TwelfthMalander Mrs. 157 south SecondManderfield John, cabinetmaker, 180 south FourthManderson John, grocer, 416 north FrontMange Samuel, importer of Swiss muslins, 43 DockManly Reuben, painter, 144 south FrontMann Horatio, 316 ArchMann William, teacher, 266 north ThirdMannifield Charles, pumpmaker, Sch. south EighthManning William, tinplate worker, N.E. cor. Lombard andSecond

Marchmont Jesse, shoemaker, Franklin courtMargurete John D musician, 101 LombardMarine Insurance Company, 47 WalnutMarkland John, esq. 297 Sassafras

Marks Hyman, 68 south FrontMarks Jared, grocer, 180 LocustMarriott William, druggist, 46 north Fifth

Marsden Benjamin, gentleman, 6 LibraryMarshall Benjamin, accountant, 184 south EleventhMarshall John, bricklayer, 33 Gillies's alley

Marshall Moses, shoemaker, 14 Franklin courtMartin Ann, 190 south SixthMartin Daniel, Twelfth near PineMartin Henry, baker, 4 Franklin courtMartin John, Captain, 210 south FourthMartin John, sailmaker, 88 LombardMartin Joseph, carpenter, 121 SpruceMartin Joseph D. white lead manufacturer, 15 north TwelfthMartin Mrs. 54 RaceMartin Owen, 10 south EighthMartin Robert C, saddler, 28 south Third

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Martin Peter, baker, Twelfth near PineMarsk James, innkeeper, 5 south SeventhMason John J. brassfounder, 431 north Third *

Mason Mrs. widow, 183 PineMason Philip, general superintendant of the Philadelphia

and Lancaster Turnpike, 131 south Sixth

Mason Thomas A. druggist, N.W. cor. Locust and EleventhMason "William, jun. oak cooper, 9 DecaturMasonic Hall, Chesnut street

Massey Samuel, currier, 29 Carter's alley

Masters, ladies shoemaker, south ThirdMathias Samuel, baker, 4 Franklin court

Matthews George, shoemaker, 12 south SecondMattison Joseph, combmaker, 6 PowellMattison Smith, accountant, 6 PowellMaul James, sailmaker, 111 south SecondMaw Ian Thomas, hatcheller of flax, 97 north SecondMaxwell Andrew, carpenter, 223 CedarMaxwell James, printer, 14 north Eighth

May George, currier, 28 Elfreth's alley

Mayer Lewis, merchant, 7 north Ninth

Mead Charles, schoolmaster, 5 Appletree alley

Mead Mary, widow, drygood store, 202 north Sixth

Mealy James, brickmaker, Thirteenth near WalnutMealy William, brickmaker, Thirteenth near WalnutMears Catherine, 11 Gray's alley

Mears John, chairmaker and artist, south SeventhMease John, surveyor, 4 Norris's alley

Meer John, artist, manufacturer of Unique razor strops andColumbian hones, 4 south Seventh

Meight Elizabeth, near Sch. Sixth and HighMercer, widow, 79 south Second

Mercer, widow of George, boarding house, 161 south WaterMercier Charles, confectioner, 111 south Third

Merkins Maria, widow, boarding house, 208 Pine

Menige Oliver, oysterman, cor. Chesnut and Sixth—d. h. 151

south Sixth

Mfcntzer Joseph, victualler, 200 south SecondMiddl^ton Joshua, carpenter, 127 Spruce

Mifflin Lloyd, gentleman, 252 Spruce

Mignet Francis, hairdresser, 1 south Fourth

Milbank James, 281 Chesnut

Miles John, 86 Callowhill street

Miles, widow of William, 429 north Third

Miley George, carter, Pine near Twelfth

Miller Charles, chocolate manufactory, 216 north Third

Miller Charles, baker, 200 south SecondMiller George, teacher, 198 south Fourth

Miller George, teacher, 35 north Fourth

Miller John, tobacconist, 350 north Third

Miller Margaret, widow, shopkeeper, 348 north Thirfl

Miller Moses, shoemaker, 28 Strawberry

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Miller William, jeweller, 163 ChesnutMiller, widow, 56 south WaterMilliken Robert jr. 22 ChesnutMillizett Mrs. 141 south SecondMillman Jesse, shoestore, S.E. corner of High and EighthMills George, teacher, 198 south FourthMills Jeffrey, cotton carder, 118 LombardMilne Michael, fruiterer, Sassafras

Milne Richard, merchant, 79 south FrontMilnor George A. grocer, 96 south ThirdMilnor Hannah, 96 south ThirdMilnor Robert, M. D. 341 HighManor William, alderman, 65 DockMingus Robert W. baker, 185 south Fifth

Minshall John, china merchant, 23 south FourthMitchell James, baker, Pine near TwelfthMitchell K., M.D. 119 south Fifth

Mitchell Thomas, conveyancer, N.W. cor. Third and Spruce,d. h. 187 south Third

Mogridge Thomas, currier, 28 Elfreth's alley

Monagan John, hatter, 15 WalnutMonier John P. shoemaker, 22 south FourthMontgomery James, chairmaker, 94 north WaterMontgomery John, bricklayer, Perry near SpruceMontgomery, widow, drygood store, 207 south SecondMolony J. D. & D. grocers, N.E. cor. High and NinthMoody Miss, boarding house, 20 SansomMoore Francis, cabinetmaker, 36 DockMoore James, shipwright, 43 PrimeMoore James, carpenter, Prosperous alley

Moore John, currier, 172 south SixthMoore John &. Sons, leather store, 33 north SeventhMoore M. & S. 2 Bank st.

Morgan Joel, razorstrop maker, 11 Gray's alley

Morgan John, gentleman, 2 LodgeMorgan John, M. D. 146 south Fifth

Morgan Peter, jun. accountant, N.E. cor. Pine and SecondMorgan Thomas W. merchant, 45 south EighthMorgan Thomas, painter, 207 south Fourth, d. h. 106 CedarMorrell Abraham, sea captain, north 7th bet. Vine 8c WoodMorrell J. W. agent and commission merchant, 106 UnionMorrell John R. merchant, 138 south SecondMorrell Joseph, hatter, 46 HighMorrell Sarah, widow of John, 26 south TenthMorris Daniel, shoemaker, 76 Chesnut .

Morris Thomas W. attorney at law, 98 south FourthMorris William, cabinetmaker, 15 Willing's alleyMorrison Abraham, cabinetmaker, Green's courtMorrison & Dawson, brewers, 79 ChesnutMorrison James, weaver, Locust near ThirteenthMorrison John, south Tenth near HighMorrison William, merchant, 132 south Third

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Morrow George, cordwainer, Clever alley

Morse Henry, N.W. cor. Elizabeth and SixthMoses Solomon, commission merchant, 219 ChesnutMosley George, carpenter, Perry near PineMostler Samuel, tailor, 213 LombardMuhlenberg P. S. gentleman, 162 ArchMuhlenberg Philip, clerk, 51 SpruceMuirhead "William, innkeeper, 13 BankMullen James, tailor, 15 DockMunell Henry, baker, Prosperous alley

Murphy James, cabinetmaker, 30 south Fifth

Murphy John K. cordwainer, Thirteenth near Locust •

Murphy Lawrence, south FourthMurphy Richard, tailor, back 140 south FourthMurphy Robert, collector, 17 south ThirdMurphy "William G. bookbinder, 9 north FourthMurray Joseph, shoemaker, 53 south ThirdMurray Mrs. 104 south FrontMurray Mrs. widow, storekeeper, S.W. cor. Lombard and

Fifth

Murray William, comedian, 179 LombardMussi Joseph, 180 SpruceMustin Ebenezer, japanner, 167 north SecondMyer &. Jones, painters and glaziers, Chesnut above SecondMyers Henry, carpenter, York court

Myers Henry, jun. corder, York court

Myers Henry, innkeeper, 26 Franklin court

Myers John, merchant, 208 PineMyers Marmaduke, watchman, Barron street

Myers Wanet, painter, &c. 89 south SecondMyring Joseph, lapidary, 16 Franklin court

Myring Mrs. boarding house, 331 -High

[.Set? letter M second alphabet.

NAFF "William, hatter, back of 118 north SecondNailer Ma^on, hatter, 16 Strawberry

Nancrede Thomas, clerk, N.E. corner of Walnut and Third

Nanstingle John J. victualler, 102 GardenNathans" Nathan, attorney at law, 60 south Sixth

Neal John, carpenter, 4 Nicholson's court

Neal Samuel, 117 south Third

Neff G. W. attorney at law, 113 south FourthNeff Jacob, tailor, 22 north Sixth

Neff John, innkeeper, 24-1 High

NeffJohn R merchant, 113 south FourthNegus Stephen W. grocer, 13 south WaterNeill William, D.D. 214 Pine

Neill William, Franklin Hotel, Harmony court

Nelson George, accountant, 155 soutli Si

Nelson Marv, mantuamaker, 25 Hurath Seventh

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»bet Michael, merchant, 41 south Fronl

Nesmeth James, engraver, 42 south Sixtli

Netty Eugene, teacher, 117 SpruceNewbold James, 15 south Third\e\\ bold Thomas, 36 south ThirdNcwcomb Bayse, attorney at law, 124 WalnmNewell James, sea captain, 32 ArchNewell Stewart, storekeeper, 10 HighNewfinjohn S. merchant, 9 north SecondNewlin ThomaS, clerk, 110 ArchNewman Thomas, broker, 151 ChesnutNewnham Daniel, plaisterer, Twelfth near Locus:*

Newnham Eli, plasterer, Twelfth near LocustNewnham Mrs. 38 WalnutNewton Elizabeth, widow, 143 south Fifth

Nice Matthias, tobacconist, 162 south Fifth

Nicholas Caspar, back of 39 south JuniperNichols Arthur St. Clair, merchant, 175 WalnutNichols Mrs. 119 south WaterNicholson Captain, U. S. navy, 59 south FourthNickervis Thomas, 6 Norris's alley

Nidelette F. S. merchant, 6 north FourthNixon Alexander, G. coachmaker, 33 PoweMNixon James, silversmith, 19 south FourthNixon Richard, jeweller, 236 south SeventhNoble Richard, gentleman, 230 north ThirdNoble Samuel, tanner, 268 north ThirdNones- Benjamin, notary public and sworn interpreter of

foreign languages, 112 south Front and 22 ChesnutNorrnan Lewis, shoemaker, 20 Strawberry alley

Norris Joseph, stove finisher, 174 north SecondNorris , tailor, Franklin court\Torris Samuel, Chesnut above TenthNorth American Insurance Company Office, WalnutNorth Caleb, jun. ChesnutNorth Richard, boot and shoemaker, south ThirdNorthrop Enoch, cedar cooper, N.E. cor. Lombard and 4tl

Northrop Jonathan, grocer, 26 PearNotter Robert, carpenter, Locust near ThirteenthNunnelly Nathaniel, auctioneer, 93 north FrontNutt Edmund, tailor, back 233 CedarNuttle Robert E. coachmaker, 98 south FifthNuttz Mrs. boarding house, 9 Pear

[See letter N second alphabet

OBERY , blacksmith, 206 south SixthO'Brien Joseph, 4 SansomO'Brien Daniel, labourer, 2 Farmer's RowO^Daniel John, atty. at law, office 41 N. 6th—<L h. 33 Unio;>«rx)onnell Constamine, cordwauier, Green's court

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O'Donnell James, labourer, 12 Willing's alley

O'Dwyer, widow, boarding house, 148 south FourthO'Morrin George, N.E. cor Tenth and CedarO'Morrin William, teacher, N.E. cor. Tenth and CedarO'Neill John, shopkeeper, 78 south FourthOfterman F. bleeder with leeches, 445 north ThirdOgden Hannah, grocer, 233 LombardOldmixon, Mrs. 66 south EighthOliver & Graham, jewellery manufacturers,. 72 HighOliver Joseph, 80 HighOliver Joshua C. merchant, 43 north FrontOliver Thomas P. tailor, Fries's court

Olmstead Moses, 134 HighOram Thomas, tailor, Sassafras street

Own Benjamin, 256 HighOrman Henry, tavernkeeper, N.E. cor. Pine and Seventh

Oit Ann, 166 PineOrr Thomas, shoemaker, 7 Greenleaf's court

Orr William, tinplate worker, 166 Pine

Orsey Ann, 171 Pine

Ostereicher John, barber, 346 north Third

Owen Thor>.as, merchant, 181 Pine

Owens Henry, tailor, 19 south Third

Oxford Samuel, tailor, Fries's court

[See letter O second alphabet.

PADvE George, carpenter, 78 north Front

Painter Thomas, Dock street

Palacio L. consul general Colombian Republic, 120 Pine

Palmer Anthony, south Water street

Palmer Job, American Monthly Magazine office 38 Chesnut

—d. h. 24 south SecondPalmer Thomas, gentleman, 142 Pine

Palmer Thomas, stationer, 201 Chesnut

Pancoast Samuel, gentleman, 181 Pine

Parham John, carpenter, 62 south Eleventh

Parham Joseph, grocer, Twelfth near Spruce

Parham Joseph, 176 Locust

Parker, Antrim & Co. 13 south Third

Parker Achilles, Norris's alley

Parker Eleazar, M.D. 154 south Sixth

Parker Elisha, tailor, 115 north Second

Parker William, paper hanger, S.E. cor. Powell and Sixth

Parkinson George, innkeeper, 161 Chesnut

Paris Benjamin, turner, Littleboy's court

Parish Ebenezer captain, 198 south Fourth

Parry Isaac, plaisterer, 300 north Third s

Parrv John F. watchmaker, 319 High

Pascall Edward, Gray's alley

Fohn, merchant, 31 I.ombv

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Passmore Thomas, auctioneer, 39 S. Third and 32 S. Front

—d. h. 17 ChesnutPatrullo Andrew, merchant, 224 SprucePatterson Godfrey, accountant, 148 south SecondPatterson Jonathan, teller at U. S. Bank, 109 south EighthPatterson Rev. James, Third above Callowhili

Patterson Joseph, cabinetmaker, 113 north Front

Patterson Col. Robert, merchant, d. h. 113 south NinthPattei-son Thomas, grocer, S.E. Powell and Sixth

Patton Thomas, silversmith, 5 Franklin court

Paul James, 138 north FrontPaxon Joseph R. merchant, 148 ArchPaxon Richard, hardware merchant, 245 HighPaxon Samuel, hatter, 42 CarpenterPaxon William, merchant, 40 Filbert

Peace Joseph, attorney at law, 78 south Sixth

Peale Charles Wilson, portrait painter, N.W cor. Walnut andSwanwick

Peale Titian, naturalist, Philad. Museum, d. h. WalnutPearce John, plumber, 76 south FourthPearce Susannah, comb and fancy store, 76 south FourthPearson Thomas, boarding house, 21 WalnutPeart Abraham, cabinetmaker, 150 south P'ifth

Peart & Gilky, cabinetmakers, 150 south Fifth

Peixotto A. C. merchant, 179 south Fifth

Peltz William, justice of the peace, S.E. cor. of Crabb andShippen

Pennington Mrs. George street

Pennock H. P. dealer, Wood 2d door below Fifth

Pennock Sarah, N.E. cor. Chesnut and EleventhPennsylvania Bank, south Second near WalnutPennsylvania Insurance Company, cor. Dock and SecondPepper George, Dock near ThirdPercall John, cordwainer, 146 LombardPercival Thomas C. druggist, 14 N. 2d—d. h. 162 S. FourthPereira Joaquim Barrazo, consul general of Portugal, 79 S

Sixth

Periteau Bazael, sea captain, 95 HighPerkins Dr. 162 north Fifth

Perkins Thomas, clerk, 54 south SecondPernier Joseph, fruiterer* old Centre Square, High \

Perot James 8c Sansom, merchants, 41 north WaterPersico George, miniature painter, 46 south Sixth

Pesoa David, saddler, 107 north FrontPeters Ann, confectioner, 5 north NinthPeters Richard, judge of the District Court of the Uniteti

States, Belmont west of Sch.

Peters Richard, jun. attorney at law, 106 WalnutPeterson Derrick, gentleman, 146 south SecondPeterson William, merchant, 12 north SeventhPetitt Samuel, cedar cooper, 437 north ThirdPeto Mrs. widow, mantuamaker, 140 south Fourth

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Pettit William, confectioner, 121 north SecondPetts William, Elbow lane

Petty Philip, grazier, 12 LombardPetty Philip jr., M.D. 341 south SecondPfaff Conrad, cordwainer, 9 north Water I

Philadelphia Insurance Company, N.W. cor. 2d and WalnutPhillips Benjamin R. gentleman, 20 RacePhillips Mrs. boarding house, 76 south EighthPhillips Samuel, gentleman, 100 south EighthPhillips William, lastmaker, 61 DockPhoenix Insurance Company, 96 south SecondPidgeon David, d. h. back 209 south SecondPidgeon Rachel, widow, shoestore 249 south SecondPilkington B. printer, 17 north Fifth

Pisanall Francis, hairdresser, 398 HighPlowman T. L. oil merchant, S.E. cor. Callowhill and Julian

Polhemus Ann, boarding house, S.W. cor. Fourth and ArchPolhemus John, merchant, 20 north Front—d. h. S.W. cov.

Arch and FourthPolie Mrs. south EighthPomcray DeLaTexier, French teacher, 270 WalnutPumroy Ralph, Fries's court

Pool William, innkeeper, Old FerryPoole William C. druggist, S.E. cor. Ninth and Race

Porter Thomas, brushmaker, 16 Franklin court

Potter Richard C. merchant, 186 HighPotter Samuel C. merchant, 186 HighPotter Samuel N. accountant, 248 SprucePotter Sheldon, bookseller, d. h. 64 UnionPotter S. & Co. booksellers, 115 ChesnutPotts &, Peddle, gaugers and coopers, 63 north WiPotts, widow, 2 south TwelfthPotts William S. studept, 2 south TwelfthPoultney John, 178 south EleventhPowell Thomas, Ranstead's court

Pratt JohnB. & Co. shopkeepers, 56 south SecondPrescott Daniel W. merchant, 65 south Front

Preston George, gentleman, 427 north Third

Price John M. merchant, 3 north Ninth

Price John, agent, 25 SansomPrice Mary, tavernkeeper, 145 CedarPrice Philip, watchmaker, 68 UnionPrichett Elizabeth Mrs. Eighth near CedarPrichett Thomas, merchant, 204 PinePrindeble John, tailor, 12 Hurst

Pringle Elizabeth, gentlewoman, 212 Pine

Pritchett Thomas B. brewer, south Front below AlmondPritchett William &, James C. curriers, 112 Chesnut

Probasco Peter, plane maker, 241 south SecondProbasco Simon, printer, Second near New Market (N. L.)

Provenshure Peter, gentleman, 183 south Fifth

Provost Mrs. 59 south Fourth

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t'lyo- James, wai'.er, 6 north FourthPugh Edward, hatter, Franklin court

Pulle P. gunsmith, 101 south SecondPumroy David, baker, 27 Strawberry alley

Purdon Joseph, accountant, 105 PinePurves John, merchant, 22 south SecondPusy Caleb & Co. merchants, 19 south WaterPutton Samuel, tailor, 139 south Front

[See letter P second alphabet-.

i-iUANDALE Lewis, watchmaker, 36 south ThirdQuigley John, shoemaker, 8 Franklin court

Quin Barnet, grocer, 137 south WaterQuin Henry, boarding house, near Sch. Eighth and HighQuin Patrick, labourer, near Sell. Eighth

[See letter Q second alphabet.

RAKESTRAW Joseph, printer, &c. 254 north ThirdRaleigh Samuel, confectioner, 132 ArchRalston G. merchant, S.W. cor. Twelfth and WalnutRalston Sc Lyman, commission merchants, 11 south FrontRalston Robert, jr. 333 MulberryRamage Adam, joirer and cabinetmaker, Librarv near Fifth,

d. h. 89 south Fifth

Rambo John, blacksmith, 35 SpruceRandall Joseph S. accountant 59 DockRandall Matthew, prothonotary, 22 SansomRandolph G. F. & E. merchants, 63 south FrontRandolph S., M.D. 73 SpruceRankin Alexander, blockmaker, 94 north WaterRankin William, cabinetmaker, 20 WalnutRawle S. B. merchant, 112 south Third"Rawlings George, cabinetmaker, 104 Gaskill

Ray James, shoemaker, 163 south FrontRaybold Thomas, dyer, Clover street

Raser Thomas M. teacher, seminary, Session House, Cherryabove Fifth—d. h. 87 Locust

Read H. M. M.D. 176 ChesnutRead John, merchant, 85 ChesnutRead John, merchant, 132 HighRead Patrick, painter, 46 south Fifth

Readies Adam, turner, 10 Strawberry allev

Rechel George, storekeeper, 290 north ThirdRedman James, grocer, S.W. cor. Pine and SixthReed Samuel H. grocer, S.W. cor. Thirteenth and HigtReed William, grocer. S.W. cor. Thirteenth and High'Reely Michael, 368 HighRees Bartholomew, 22 Carter's alleyRees B. Rush M.D. 225 south Front

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Bees Charles B. cordwainer, VineBees John, whitesmith, Sch. Fifth and HighBees John Loxley, teacher, Loxley's court

Bees Morgan J. accountant, Loxley's court

Bees Samuel, bricklayer, Twelfth near LocustBegister D. natter, Trotter's alley

Beilly Bernard, bottler, 157 south WaterBeilly Paul, shoemaker, 16 BankBeynolds Henry, gilder, 114 ChesnutBhoads Mrs. 2 Laurel court

Bianhard J. merchant, 14 North alley

Bichard Joseph; shoemaker, 13 StrawberryBichard Thomas, segarmaker, 195 LombardRichards Benjamin W. auctioneer and commission merchant

34 south Front—d. h. 381 MulberryBichards & Hinold, tailors, 192 north ThirdBichards Joseph, carpenter, 160 south FourthBichards J. grocer, 6 north Sixth

Bichards John, painter, 142 north FrontBichards Washington, china merchant, 21 south ThirdBichardson Ann, drygood store, 78 south ThirdBichardson & Bonsall, merchants, 161 HighBichardson Hannah, grocer, S.E. cor. Pine and SeventhBichardson John, blacksmith, 16 Gray's alley

Bichardson John, bookseller, 252 High—d. h. 359 HighBichardson Joseph, assayer of the mint, 359 MarketBichardson Mary, umbrella maker, 31 south Third

Bichardson Mrs. 78 south ThirdBichardson Nathaniel, 359 MarketBichardson Thomas, dealer, Elbow lane

Bichardson Thomas jr. Elbow lane

Bichie Bobert, leather store, 218 north Third

Bickards "William, jeweller, 8 Carter's alley

Bideout George, grocer, 38 south Eighth

Biley Daniel, accountant, S.W. cor. Spruce and Fourth

Riley Michael, china packer, 168 south Third

Bink Jacob, brickmaker, Thirteenth near WalnutBipperger C. bleeder, N.W. cor. George and Sixth

Bittenhouse Joseph, 106 Chesnut

Bitter George, currier, Trotter's alley

Bitter John, gardener, 13 Franklin court

Bivers Nehemiah, cordwainer, 8 Little Pine

Bizers Charles, druggist, d. h. S.W. cor. Lombard andSecond

Boach Isaac, captain, 200 Spruce

Boach 1. major U. S. army, 200 Spruce

Boatch William B. tailor 290 north Third

Robb James, letter carrier, 203 south Fifth

Bobb John, carter, 28 Quince

Bobbins Caleb, baker, 7 Gray's alley

Bobbins Thomas, merchant, 48 High street

Roberjot John H. accountant, 99 south Third

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Roberts Algernon, 85 south SecondRoberts Allen, accountant, 22 DockRoberts Edward, 85 south SecondRoberts John, carter, Drinker's courtRoberts Joseph, cashier of Girard's Bank, 104 ChesnutRoberts Joseph L. accountant, 85 south EleventhRoberts Samuel, grocer, S.W. cor. Shippen and Fifth

Roberts Thomas, cabinetmaker, 159 horth ThirdRobins "William, carpenter, 4 Pleasant avenueRobinson Catherine, mantuamaker, 7 Little PineRobinett Ferguson, attorney at law, 5 PowellRobinson George, Taylor's alley

Robinson John, cabinetmaker, 220 south FourthRobinson John, distiller, 207 CedarRobinson Joseph, sea captain, 50 LombardRobinson Joseph D. turner, 42 Gaskill

Robinson J. I. merchant, 24 south FrontRockhill William, clerk, 138 south SecondRoderfield William, drygood store, 216 south SecondRodman John, merchant, 6 north FourthRodman Thomas, gentleman, 98 south ThirdRodgers William, watchmaker, High west of Sch. SeveathRogers George N. ironmonger, 52 HighRogers James, hardware merchant, 239 High—d. h. 98 south

FourthRogers John, ironmonger, 231 LombardRogers "William jun. Nitre Hall gunpowder manufacturer,

3 Minor street

Rogers Wm. E. ironmonger, 52 HighRoget Edward, tobacconist, 52 ArchRoget Moses, tobacconist, 52 ArchRolph James, boarding house, 258 HighRonaldson George, cabinetmaker, 130 south SecondRonaldson George cabinetmaker, 53 PineRosewell Ann, Appletree alley

Ross Samuel, deputy weighmaster, 28 PowellRoss William, painter, 76 HighRousseau Clement V. druggist, S.E. cor. Pine and SixthRousseau J. C, M.D. 158 PineRowen-E. W. hairdresser, 3 south FourthRuan John, M.D. 214 WalnutRubicam Justus, 18 south Sixth

Rulon John W. drygood store, 51 north Second"Rush Joseph, sea captain, 172 north FrontRush Samuel, attorney at law, d. h. 98^ south FourthRush Samuel W. register of the watering committee, 172

north FrontRush Thomas, coachmaker, 1*2 north FroijtRush William, M.D. 984 south FourthRussell John, weaver, £66 HighRuth Michael, baker, 182 LocustRyan James, gentleman, 355 Ra,ce

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Ryan Richard, paper stainer, 247 CedarRyan Lewis jun. shoemaker, 50 south ThirdRyan, Rev. pastor of St. Mary's church, Willing's alley

[See letter R second alphabd.

SAFUNG Gotlieb, shoemaker, 52 NewSaggee Andrew, 437 north ThirdSalazar M. consul for Republic of Colombia, 163 WalnutSalignac & Breban, silk and fancy store, 164 MarketSalkeid Job, waterman, 194 south FrontSansom Samuel, gentleman, 1 PruneSaunderson John M. printer, 84 south FrontSavage John, merchant, N.W. cor. Spruce and ElevenSavell Mrs. Walnut street

Savery William, -lumber merchant, cor. Fifth and Bwood lane—d. h. 20 north Fifth

Saving Fund Society, Decatur street

Sawyer Mrs. 165 south SecondSayers E. S. merchant, south Sixth

Schalliol Peter, baker, Walnut next to the Circus

Scheerer Gotlieb, cordwainer, 344 north ThirdScherzinger, John M. oil and colourman, 26 north FourthScheuermann Charles, 8 south Sixth

Scheuermann Michael, tobacconist, 8 south Sixth

Schlatter William, merchant, 237 HighSchmitz De H. G. attached to the Portuguese legation, 79

south Sixth

Scholl Henry, innkeeper, 501 north SecondSchrader John H. turner, 48 south Fifth

Schroder Henry, innkeeper, 318 north ThirdSchwartze George, tailor, 124 north WaterSchwartze J. E. merchant, 287£ High-

Schwartze Peter, coppersmith, 124 north WaterSchweppenheiser Nicholas, tailor, 433 north Third

Scofield L. blacksmith, Twelfth near Locust—d. h. Mercer 91

Scott Andrew, confectioner, 104 HighScott James B. tavernkeeper, 131 south WaterScott John tavernkeeper, 158 south WaterScott Rev. John W. 81 south SecondSeargent David R. merchant, 104 south EighthSeckel George T. printer, 5 HighSeckel Henry, 8 north EighthSeckel Frederick, brewer, d. h. 164 south NinthSeckel Lawrence D. 8 north EighthSeeds Simon, manufacturer, Lombard near TwelfthSeeger David, merchant, 18 south SeventhSeeger Frederick, silverplater, 14 Filbert

Seeley William, tailor, S.E. cor. Decatur and HighSeixas David G. Philadelphia Asylum for Deaf and Dmnb,N E. cor. High and Ninth

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Selkirk John, importer of hardware, 8 Minor—d. h. 295Walnut

Sellers Jacob M. saddler, 26 HighSevelinge Joseph, wine storekeeper, 62 south SecondSewart John, merchant, 142 Pine

Sexton Joseph S. shopkeeper, 226 south SecondShackelford Mrs. B. Sansom street

Shake Jacob, tailor, 15 DockShanks George, tobacconist, 163 north SecondSharp Benjamin jun. clerk, 21 south SecondSharp John jun, merchant, 17 south Fourth—d. 154 S. 9th

Sharp Joseph, merchant, 124 PineSharp Patrick, tailor, 160 south FourthSharpless Blakey, bookseller, 93 High—d. h. 178 S. Front

Sharpless Joseph I. merchant, 39 Key's alley

Sharpless Townsend, merchant, 33 south SecondShaw John, cabinetmaker, 15 Willmg's alley

Sheaff John, gentleman, 162 ArchSheepshanks Thomas, 5 south FourthSheepshanks William, merchant, 380 HighSherburn William jun. baker, 44 RaceShinkle John P watchmaker, 89 Chesilut

Shinn Earl, bricklayer, 11 PowellShinn Mrs. boarding house, 110 south ThirdShinn Samuel, 134 PineShippen Richard, sea captain, south Sixth

Shivelin Michael, porter, 74 north WaterShively Jacob, dealer, 79 north Fifth

Shively Thomas, merchant, 79 north Fifth

Shoemaker, Abraham, alderman, 100 south Fourth—d. h.

208 SpruceShoemaker Deborah, widow of Abraham, 126 south FourthShoemaker Henry, attorney at law, S.W. cor. Fifth and Wal-nut—d. h. 126 south Fourth

Shoemaker Jacob, paper hanging manufacturer, 243 HighShoemaker John J. tobacconist, 219 south SecondShoemaker S. & F. merchants, 30 South Wharves—d. h. 126

south FourthShort William, gentleman, 151 ChesnutShowber Martin, tobacconist, 276 High

, Shultz John, innkeeper, 95 north FourthShumo Thomas, watchmaker, 69 ChesnutSiemen Paul, gentleman, 286 ChesnutSilveira Alexander, tailor, 7 Norris's alley

Silveira & Brown, tailors, 85 south SecondSimmons William S. merchant, 127 ArchSimpson George, skinner and wool dealer, 473 north Iron'—d. h. 4 Poplar lane

Simpson John, boot and shoe manufactory, 57$ MulbernSimpson Thomas, merchant, south SeventhSimpson Thomas, combmaker, 71 NewSimpson Thomas, combmaker, south Fourth

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Sims David, innkeeper, 9 Laetitia court

Skinner Johnson, sea captain, 210 south ThirdSlater Anthony, merchant, 306 MulberrySleeper Jonathan, china store, 29 north ThirdSlemmer Jacob, cedar cooper, 439 north ThirdSmedley Jacob, commission store, 3 north Fifth

Smith Aaron, flour and plaster of paris merchant, N. W. cor.

High and TwelfthSmith Benjamin P. accountant, 1 north ThirteenthSmith Charles S. merchant, d. h. 167 south ThirdSmith C. W. Sc J. R. merchants, 103 north FrontSmith Cornelius S. ironmonger, 154 south SecondSmith Daniel, president of the Pennsylvania Insurance

Company, 181 south ThirdSmith & Dimond, distillers, 205 CedarSmith Elisha, teacher, 7 south Thirteenth

Smith Hannah, shopkeeper, 45 south SecondSmith Isaac, merchant, 172 HighSmith James S. attorney at law, 101 south FourthSmith James jun. leather seller, 63 ChesnutSmith Jesse, painter, 46 north SeventhSmith John, accountant. 240 Filbert

Smith John H cordwainer, 225 CedarSmith Capt. John R. C, S.W. cor. Union and FrSmith Jonathan, cashier of the Mechanics Bank, 134 WalnutSmith Joseph, chemist, near Sch. Sixth and HighSmith J. Alien, esq. gentleman, 291 SpruceSmith Margaret, widow of George, 192 north ThirdSmith Philip, innkeeper, 31 PruneSmith Robert, saddler, 33 north Fourth

Smith Robert, jeweller, 45 south SecondSmith Robert H. city clerk, 214 south FourthSmith Capt. 163 south Fifth

Smith Seth. teach. rth alley

Smith Stephen W. storekeeper, 154 south SecoadSmith Sc Stewardson, 33 S. WharvesSmith Theobald, blacksmith, 115 and 117 Pine

Smith Thomas, clerk. Chesnut street

Smith Thomas, morocco dresser, Pine near Sixth

Smith Thomas, gardener, 218 south Seventh

Smith William, distiller, 205 CedarSmith William, attorney at law, 81 Walnut *

Smith William, innkeeper, 340 north Third

Smith William W. merchant, 8 north Eleventh

Sneed Samuel, druggist, d. h. 27 Key's alley

Snowden Isaac, gentleman, 195 WalnutSnowden Leonard, gentleman, 233 north Third

Snowden Miles, china merchant, 55 N. Front—d. h. 24 WoodSnyder Jacob, tailor, 154 ArchSnyder John, brickmaker, Thirteenth near WalnutSnyder Peter, tailor, 176£,ombard

Solliday John, butcher, Sch. Second near High

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Songster John, paver, Prosperous alley

Sorbe Peter O. merchant, 52 Chesnut—d. h. 56 south Fifth

Souder Charles, justice of the peace, 210 north Sixth

Souder Thomas, agent for Inland Transportation, d. h. N.E.

cor. Pine and FourthSouder Thomas R. druggist, N.E. cor. Pine and Fourth

Soullier Bernard, 132 PineSouthwell ilichard, brazier, 17 PearSowerby Mrs. shopkeeper, 90 north FourthSowerman Yerkes, printer, 18 Franklin court

Sowers John, 188 HighSpackman George, watchmaker, 3^ north ThirdSparks Sarah, 161 south SecondSpeakman John, commission merchant, Crown street

Speck C. A. cor. Crown and VineSpeer William, innkeeper, 2 North alley

Spencer Asa, engraver, 31 north Sixth

Spering Charles, cordwainer, 98 RaceSpragg Richard, jun. commission merchant, &c. 36 DockSpringer Benjamin H. clerk, 19 BranchSpringer Francis, 74 UnionSpringer Margaret, nurse, 1 Gray's alley

Stalder John, carpet weaver, Quince below WalnutStanclifTe John, cordwainer, Sixth 2 doors above Christian

Stansbury Dixon M. merchant, 1 PruneStanton Richard, dealer, 188 north ThirdStark Robert, tailor, 45 SpruceStarr Henry, brand, stamp and letter cutter, 6 Randall's cou??;

Starr Joseph, merchant, 69 SpruceStarr Samuel, merchant, Arch near FrontStavely & Bringhurst, stationers, 70 south ThirdStavely William, printer, 70 south ThirdSteel John, accountant, 71 south SixthSteel John J. weigh master, 71 south Sixth

Steel John, merchant, 19 south SecondSteel & M'Alpin, merchants, 34 north FrontSteer Daniel, musician, Franklin court

Steer Edward, farrier, 41 PruneStein Robert, merchant, Sch. Fifth and HighSteinhauer D. seminary, 239 Spruce

,Steinmetz Daniel, clerk at the Commercial Bank, Chesnut

near Sch. SeventhSteinmetz Elizabeth, 136 HighStephens Robert, secretary to the North American Insu-

rance Company, 5 south FourthStevens Samuel, plasterer, 2 Bonsall

Stevens William, carpenter, 266 LombardStevenson John H. merchant, d. h. 115 south FourthStevenson John H. & Co. merchants, 35 north WaterStevenson John, coachmaker, Prosperous ailey

Stevenson Robert, clerk, 64 HighStewart Alexander, grocer and carter, 164 south Eleventh

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Stewart George &. Co. watchmakers, 473 HighStewart James, cordwainer, 36 south SecondStewart James, merchant, 192 HighStewart James, merchant, 146 south FourthStewart James, commission merchant, 48 south FrontStewart John, storekeeper, 155 CedarStewart Thomas, U. S. appraiser, 141 south TenthStewart William, innkeeper, 102 Cherry, cor. Bryan's court

Stein John, watchman, Sch. Fifth and SouthStille John & Co. merchants, S3 south "Water

Stiner George, baker, 124 south SecondStocker John C. merchant, 10 PruneStockle)', Birch & Stockton, merchant tailors, 251 HighStockton Charles, tailor, 251 HighStokes Charles M. merchant, 16 HighStokes Charles, shopkeeper, 54 south SecondStokes Edward, saddler, 106 HighStokes Thomas, carpenter, south Tenth near HighStolz Michael, cordwainer, 447 north Third

Stone Asaph, merchant, d. h. Thirteenth near ChesnutStone Dexter, merchant, 9 south Ninth

Stone Samuel, merchant, S. Tenth bet. Walnut and Locu?Stork A. grocer, d. h. 90 north Front

Stork Hart, grocer, 90 south Front

Stout Charles, drygood store, 159 north Second

Stout William, tailor, Loxley's court

Strahan Joseph, carpenter, 284 LombardStrahan Paul, cooper, Eighth near LombardStratton John, 174 LombardStratton William, clerk, 7 HighStreeper & Wilt, grocers, 338 north Third

Strickland John, carpenter, 174 south Fifth

Stroup George, tailor, 127 north Front

Stroup John, gentleman, Franklin court

Stubbs William, blacking maker, N.W. cor. Walnut and 9th

Stuckart George T. drygood storekeeper, 64 north Fourth

Stuckert John, hatter, 45 south Third

Sturgis Mary, shopkeeper, N.E. Sixth and Powell

Sturgis Stephen, storekeeper, 138 south Fifth

Stusard Mint, saddler, Lsetitia court

Suflfitt Claudius, shoemaker, cor. Sch. Fifth and HighSulger Christian, baker, 194 north Third

Sullivan Dennis, hostler at Whitehorse, Bank street

Sullivan Florence, teacher, 5 Marshall's court

Sully Thomas, artist, N.W. cor. Minor and Fifth

Summers Philip, at the Mint

Summerset Samuel, cabinetmaker, south Front

Sutherland Joel B. attorney at law, 66 George (S.)

Sutter Charles S. tobacconist, 222 north Third

Sutter Samuel, boarding house, 286 north ThirdSutton Mary Ann, 9 Willing's alley

Swain Jonathan, shoemaker, 110 south Second

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Swift John, attorney at law, office south Sixth, d. h. south

Tenth, between Walnut and LocustSwift Joseph, merchant, 69 SpruceSwift Robert E. attorney at law, south Tenth between Wal-

nut and LocustSword James, merchant, 70 south FourthSykea William, 49 south WaterSymington Alexander, merchant, 39 Sansom

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I AGG George, merchant, 9 south Secondfaggert William, innkeeper, 2 south SeventhTarns Sampson, china merchant, d. h. 110 ArchTappan W. B. teacher, 6 SansomTan-is Mrs. 35 DockTaws John, musical instrument maker, 74 UnionTaws Joseph C. professorjof music, 7 PowellTaylor Jeremiah, saddler, 8 south BroadTaylor John M. gentleman, 5 south TwelfthTaylor John, distiller, 122 south FrontTaylor Margaret, 37 SansomTaylor Ryan, 10 DockTaylor Washington, 114 south EighthTaylor William, clerk, Thirteenth near CloverTaylor William, tinplate worker, 135 north SecondTeany John, tailor, 77 south WaterTees George, saddler, 8 south BroadTelleire Francis, skin and wool dresser, 15 LombardTempest Robert, jeweller, 22 LombardTemple Solomon, druggist, 107 HighTerredell Anthony, carpenter, 176 LocustThackara James, engraver, Academy of Fine Arts, ChesnutThackara J. A., M. D. 143 SpruceThatcher Lewis R. merchant, 33 north Water,—d. h. 72

south Fifth

Thatcher, Pray & Co. merchants, 33 north WaterThibault Frederick, S.E. cor. Spruce and Green's courtThomas Asa, shoe store, 123 north SecondThomas Enoch, cabinetmaker, 20 DockThomas John, shoemaker, 44 south ThirdThomas- John S. clerk, S.W, cor. Fourth and ArchThomas Jonathan, commission merchant, 431 ChesnutThomas Joseph, merchant, north FifthThomas Joseph M. teacher of the French language, 20Prune

Thomas Lewis, innkeeper, Blackhorse alleyThomas M. & S. auctioneers, 87 ChesnutThomas Robert, coachmaker, 4 ElizabethThomas Samuel H. bookseller, 108 ChesnutThomas, Sheriff & Co. coachmakers, 197 south Fifth

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Thommason A. G. lock and whitesmith, killing's alley

Thommason, tinplate worker, 12 south SecondThompson Anthony, grocer, 26 Gillies's alley

Thompson Charles W. teacher, Thompson's court

Thompson David, soapboiler, Eleventh near PineThompson David, shipwatchman, 91 WaterThompson George, mariner, 8 PearThompson George, gentleman, 189 ChesnutThompson Jesse, M. D. Thompson's court

Thompson J. G. professor at the University, HighThompson Mrs. 8 FearThompson Newcomb, clerk, Arch Street ferry

Thompson Robert, merchant, 11 north Water,—d. h. 18S

SpruceThompson Robert, grocer, 162 south Sixth

Thompson Samuel, tailor, 35 south ThirdThompson Samuel, merchant, 26 north FrontThompson Shubert, 119 south Fifth

Thorn Enoch, carpenter, S.E. cor. Pine and PerryThursby Edward, gentleman, 1 PruneTieise John, sea captain, 34 UnionTierney John, hatter, 81 south WaterTillingnast Nicholas, accountant, office 150 south Sixth-

agent and commission merchantTimmons Bernard, tailor, 94 south Front

Timmons Charles, tailor, 94 south Front

Timmons Francis, tailor, 94 south Front

Tingely Benjamin, merchant, 48 HighTodd Thomas, grocer, Blackberry alley

Todd & De la Roche, grocers, 389 HighTogno John, broker, 23 south Fourth

Tomlinson Jesse, 288 HighTomlinson John, western stage office, 284 HighTonkins & Clement, flour store, 59 north WaterTourpman George, stocking weaver, 16 WalnutTorr Jaboel, tailor, 48 Filbert

Torrance John, carpenter, 75 south WaterTorset, widow, 8 south TenthTower Alexander, 255 MarketTracy Patrick, cabinetmaker, 71 WalnutTraymer Conrad, baker, 3 Lsetitia court

Trees & Cooper, carpenters, 185 south Fifth

Trimble Cornelius, tailor, 14 Strawberry

Trindel James, teacher, 23 south Seventh

Tripler Jacob, grocer, d. h. 292 north Third

Tristout Saturn, merchant, Chesnut above Tenth

Troth Samuel, druggist, 222 HighTrotter Mary, widow, 221 north Fourth

Trout John, collector of taxes, 67 NewTrucket M. gentleman, 1 Marshall's alley

Truman Evan, cabinetmaker. 115 north Fifth

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tucker William E. engraver, 34 south Third

Tunisan Stephen, shopkeeper, 188 LombardTurley, widow, shopkeeper, 47 RaceTurner Learning-, merchant, 8 north Front

Turner Mrs. 101 south ThirdTurner "William, 65 WalnutTyson Job R. teacher of Friends' school, 6 south Twelfth,

near HighTyson Joseph, accountant and collector, 6 south Twelfth,

near HighSee letter T second alphabet

Ummerlee George, baker, Blackhorse alley

Union Insurance Company, 54 WalnutUnited States Insurance Company, 49 Walnut

See letter U second alphabet.

VAIL & MARTIN, 162 HighVallette Thomas, clerk in Custom House, 22 RaceVanblunk Charles, 15 Parham's alley

Vanblunk Peter C. carpenter, 22 Parham's alley

Van Gelder Garrett, 57 UnionVan Gelder George H. accountant, 57$ UnionVan Griffith William, cabinetmaker, 111 south FronVanhorn Robert, upholsterer, 104 north FrontVan Lamheter Frederick, merchant, 5 south FourthVanmetre Henry, blacksmith, M'Culloch's court

Vannini Joseph, inventor new series lotteries, north EighthVanosten William, carpenter, 2 north EighthVan Pelt Alexander, dentist, 184 north FourthVarnum Hugh, stage driver, Franklin court

Vevon Charles, gilder, 127 south FourthVickers James, bricklayer, High above Sixth from Sch.Vickers, widow of Thomas, bricklayer, High ab. Sixth from

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Virchaux Henry T. accountant, 55 Spruce[See letter V second alphabet.

WADE Patrick, currier, 197 south SeventhWagner Jacob, attorney at law, 32 BreadWagner Samuel, merchant, 15 north EighthWagner Willia7n, merchant, d. h. 74 south Fifth

Wainwright William, grocer, N.E. cor. Second and Arch.

Waithvvas Constant, sea captain, 111 south FrontWalker John F. clerk, 161 south SecondWalker Mary, circulating library, 296 south Front

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Walker Robert, grocer, 100 Filbert

Walker Thomas, merchant, 1 PruneWalker Thomas E. & Co. merchants, 14 north FourthWalker William, currier, 9 PearWall George, chairmaker, 10 PowellWall George, tailor, 6 Swanson—d. h. 61 PennWall John, chairmaker, north Front near RaceWall & Snyder, chairmakers, cor. Drinker's ay. andN. FrontWallington Captain Edward, merchant, 230 south SecondWellington Mrs. boarding house, 55 south Fifth

Wain Jacob, attorney at law, 193 PineWalter Adam, bottler, 123 ArchWalter Edwin, secretary of Lehigh Coal and NavigationCompany, 176 north Fifth

Walter Frederick, tir.plate worker, back 40 CherryWalter Thomas, teacher, 176 north Fifth

"Ward Charles, jeweller, 13 Franklin court

Ward Reuben, pewterer, 11 Franklin court

WardeH Thomas, bookseller, 230 ArchWarner Joseph, gentleman, 223 north FourthWarner Philip, cordwainer, 41 ZaneWarner Stephen, painter, 34 south FourthWarner William, cordwainer, 41 ZaneWarr John, engraver, 7 Wood W. of Fourth, &. 110 WalnutWarrance Edward, coachmaker, back 174 PineWarren William, manager of New Theatre, 211 SpruceWaters John, watchman, 88 north FrontWaters Thomas, teacher, 23 PowellWaterman Chance, sea captain, 146 south FrontWatkinson Richard, tailor, 19 south FourthWatkinson William, tailor, 19 south FourthWatman Barbara, shopkeeper, 441 north ThirdWatmough E. C. attorney at law, 159 WalnutWatson James, watchmaker, 41 RaceWatson John W. merchant 111 south NinthWatson Dr. 370 HighWatson Henry R. 92 ChesnutWT

atson Mrs. E. biscuit baker, 84 north Front

Watson Mrs. 1 Bell's court

Watson Simon, blacksmith, Bank street

Watson Thomas, teacher, 222 south FourthWatson Thomas, biscuit baker, 84 north FrontWay Margaret, shopkeeper, 4 south SecondWayne Benjamin, carpenter, 207 south SeventhWayne Caleb P. merchant, S.W. cor. Fourth and Market

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d". h. 38£ north FourthWavne Charles, clerk, 110 ArchWeatherby J. D., N.E. cor. WT

ater 8c Walnut—d. h. 24 RaceWeatherby Mrs. 24 RaceWeaver John, land agent, 149 WalnutWeaver John, cordwainer, Locust near DeanWeaver Joseph, drygood merchant, 180 north Second

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Weber G. importer of dry goods, 162^ south SecondWedge Sarah, shopkeeper, '220 south SeventhWeed Mrs. layer out of the dead, 8 south Fifth

Weeks Benjamin, 134 HighWeeks Joseph, ladies shoemaker, 162 LombardWelch Hezekiah, printer, Chester street

Wells Benjamin, grocer, 264 ArchWells R. W. 119 south NinthWelsh George, shoemaker, South alley

Wcrtzlcr John, blockmaker, 94 north WaterWest Richard, painter, 69 Gaskill

West Robert, cabinet and sofa maker, 129 Walnut—d. h. 2dLittle George

West James, clerk, 49 SpruceWetherill John P. druggist, d. h. 210 ArchWevill, widow, upholsterer, N.W. cor. Chesnut and FifthWharton Charles, jun. merchant, 237 south FrontWharton Henry, printer, 36 DockWharton John, broker, Chesnut between Twelfth and 13thWharton Margaret, gentlewoman, 242 WalnutWharton Thomas C. office, 13 WalnutWharton Thomas I. attorney at law, 56 south SixthWheelan Charles, 100 south WaterWheelan William E. merchant, 205 HighWheeler Charles, attorney at law, 46 WalnutWhistler David, tailor, 210 High—d. h. Crown street

White Britton, jun. broker, 70 south SixthWhite Charles II. cabinetmaker, 109 WalnutWhite David, carpenter, Prosperous alley

White Henry, preacher, 40 north FourthWhite James, cabinetmaker, 124 south FrontWhite John, M.D. 82 north FrontWhite John, grocer, 115 south ThirdWhite John, merchant, 17 south Water—d. h. 115 S. ThirdWhite John, merchant, 17 south WaterWhite Joseph, 146 south SecondWhite Margaret, drygood store, 81 south SecondWhite Nathan, tailor, north Thirteenth near HighWhite Thomas H. merchant, 89 WalnutWhite William, merchant, 111 south FourthWhite William, Harmony courtWhite William, tallow chandler, 236 north ThirdWhitecar Thomas, chairmaker, 106 LombardWhiteman William E. 61 south ThirdWhitman Nathan, grocer, 107 north SecondWhitney Reuben, merchant, 93 south FourthWhitney William, merchant, 33 south FifthWhittle Samuel, merchant, 15 south SecondWickersham Thomas, broker, 161 PineWiddowes Peter, teacher, 4 StrawberryWiekle & Berger, drygood store, 214 north SecondWigfall Samuel, 81 Union

WIR Philadelphia Directory.

Wigmore Joseph A. 72 WalnutWig-more Joseph, 72 WalnutWilcox Edmund, shoemaker, back 22 south FourthWilcox Edmund, merchant, d. h. 134 ArchWile John, cordwainer, 140 LombardWiley Alexander, d. h. 117 NewWiley & Davis, tailors, 108 ChesnutWiley Joseph, clerk, Arch Street FerryWiley Robert, clerk, 69 WalnutWillard Benjamin, carpenter, cor. Weaver's ay. and 12th

Willard George, ciyer of* court, cor. Weaver's ay. and 12th

Willard Parr, shoemaker, 15 StrawberryWilliams Abraham, bricklayer, 17*2 south NinthWilliams Charles, 172 south NinthWilliams D. F. shopkeeper, 22 north EighthWilliams Daniel, fruiterer, Lxtitia court

Williams Edward, bricklayer, 172 south NinthWilliams Henry J. attorney at law, 100 south FourthWilliams John, grocer, 12 StrawberryWilliams Sarah, tailoress, 172 south Fifth

Williams Sarah, 219 WalnutWilliams Thomas, grocer, 56 SouthWilliams William J. gentleman, 102 south Fifth

Williams William, grocer, 220 south ThirdWilliamson Joseph F. lumber merchant, N.W. cor. Dean

and SpruceWilliamson Michael, hay presser, 4 PowellWilliamson Mrs. 93 north WaterW'illig George, jun. music store, 171 ChesnutWilling Thomas M. merchant, 98 south Fourth

Willis Henry, merchant, 101 south Third

Willis John," muffin baker, 7 Gaskill

Willis John, 14 Filbert

Wihnarth P. C. hatter, 254 HighWilmer James, merchant, d. h. 417 HighWilson David E. merchant, 205 HighWilson George, bootmaker, 100 south Second

Wilson James P., D.D. 24 SansomWilsan James, 74 ChesnutWilson John, deputy marshal, 44 Carpenter

Wrilson Mark, merchant, 32 Chesnut—d. h. 90 S. Eighth

Wilson M. innkeeper, Sorrelhorse—Swiftsure, Frankford.

and Holmesburg stage office, 39 north Second

Wilson Thomas, principal cashier at U. S. Bank, Ninth near

WalnutWilson Thomas, 13 south Ninth

Wilson William, 96 south Fourth

Windell John, gilder, south Fifth

Winnemore Thomas, hatter, 212 south Second

Winter James, scourer and bandbox maker, 37 Arch

Wirtz Wynkoop, teacher, 202 Arch

Wirtz Mrs. M. boarding house, 202 Arch

Philadelphia Directory. WURWister John, clerk, 115 south FourthWister Joseph, 337 HighWister Richard, merchant, 110 Chesnut, and N.W. cor. of

High and ThirdWister Sarah, 110 ChesnutWithington Samuel, jeweller, 119 ChesnutWitmer Henry, innkeeper, 89 south WaterWitmer Henry, innkeeper, 30 north Fifth

Wirner John, innkeeper, 20 BreadWittendale Robert, cordwainer, 224 south SecondWittlesy Mary Ann, widow, 352 north ThirdWolf Jacob, baker, 140 north FrontWolf Thomas, tailor, 145 south FrontWood Allen, grocer, 135 RaceWood Elijah, blacksmith, 35 ZaneWood George C. framemaker, between Sch. Fifth and

Sixth, south of HighWood G. B. doctor, 122 ArchWood Isaac, shopkeeper, 84 south ThirdWood James B. wheelwright, 44 SpruceWood Joseph, paperhanger, Prospect alley

Wood & Passmore, auctioneers, 32 south Front- and 39south Third

Wood Samuel, tanner, 108 WalnutWood Thomas, morocco dresser, 108 WalnutWood William, morocco dresser, 108 WalnutWood William, blacksmith, 44 SpruceWoodhouse Samuel, captain U. S. navy, 26 SansomWooden John, sea captain, 197 south FourthWoodman Rebecca, nurse, 198 LombardWoodworth Martin, merchant, 266 north ThirdWoodward Janvier J. bookseller, 35 DockWoodward William W. bookseller, 35 Dock and 52 S. 2dWoolston Benjamin, gentleman, south Sixth

Worley & Welsh, merchants, 131 HighWorn & Shourds, cabinetmakers, 168 north ThirdWorrell John, teacher, Chesnut street

Wray Mary, shopkeeper, 43 south SecondWright & Coston, tobacconists, 41 south ThirdWright Edmond, umbrella maker, 56 HighWright Edward, umbrella maker, 56 HighWright Elihu, carpenter, 264 LombardWright John, umbrella maker, 56 HighWright Joseph, umbrella maker, 56 HighWright Samuel, umbrella maker, 56 HighWright Thomas A. drygood store, 16 south SecondWright Thomas, merchant, 230 PineWright Thomas, merchant, 30 UnionWright William, clerk, 24 PearWucherer John, clerk, 146 south SecondWurts Charles, merchant, 6 north Fourth

[See letter W second alphabet.

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YARD James, merchant, d. h. 242 Walnutyardley Thomas, M.U. 219$ north Fourth

Yardley William, merchant, 216 north FourthYarnall Charles, 357 HighYarnall Edward, 357 HighYarnall John, merchant, 4 BankYeager Joseph, engraver, Chester street

Verger John, cordwainer, 354 north ThirdYoung James, dyer, 13 LombardYoung & Delleker, engravers, 40 ChesnutYoung Mary Mrs. 239 LombardYoung Mrs. widow, grocer, 224 south Sixth

Young Robert, drover, 33 south JuniperYoung Robert, drover and dealer, south JuniperYoust John, dealer, Franklin court

[See letter Y second alphabet.

ZEBLEY Lewis, copperplate printer, 14 UnionZeilin Jacob, tavernkeeper, 38 south Sixth

Zeller Frederick, clerk, Franklin court

Zentler Conrad, printer, 6 Lodge alley

Zentler & Rosengarten, manufacturing chemists, opposite

No. 65 Pitt street, running west from St. John st. N.L.[See letter Z second alphabet.

Should the reader notfind the name he seeks in the first

alphabetical Lst, he is requested ."> the second series,

immediately follow

CUSTOM HOUSE,In Second below Dock, corner of Ehnslie'a alley.

Gen. John Steele, Collector—Andrew Epplee, Deputy Col

lector—Samuel Clark, jYaval Officer—John D. George, De-puty J\*aval Officer—James Glentworth, Surveyor—JamesGlentworth, jr. Deputy Surveyor—John Steele, jr. Weigher—Robert Jackson, Marker of Teas, &c.—Robert Milnor,

Gauger—Thomas Stewart, Samuel Ross, Appraisers—An-drew Geyer, Inspector and Keeper of the Stores—Joseph Ab-bott, Matthias S. Steel, James S. Huber, and John Scott.

Measurers.

COLLECTOR'S OFFICE.

Desk, No. 1.—Entrance and Clearance of Vessels fromand to foreign ports, and for preparingship's papers.

No. 2.—Cashier, and for the Entrance and Clear-

ance of Vessels coastwise.

No. 3.—Examination ofInward Entries, calculating

of Duties and Drawbacks, and issuing ofCertificates for goods shipped coastwise en-

titled to Drawback.

No. 4.—Record of Imports.

No. 5.—Bonds for Duties taken and Permits is-

sued for landing goods.

No. 6.—For paying Debentures.

No. 7.—Export Bonds taken and cancelled, exportPermits, and Permits for landing goods, re-

ceived coastwise, issued.

No. 8.—Record of Exports.

No. 9.—Cash book keeper.

No. 10.—Protections issued—and admission for sickseamen into the Hospital.

INSPECTORS.Upper District.—From the North side of Market to Ken-

sington—Peter Ozeas, Thomas Cash, Charles Anderson,John P. Schott, Gilbert Gaw, John Reed, Chambers Gaw.Middle District.—From Market to Spruce—Benjamin

Ashmead, Henry Hr.ber, Jacob Zebley, John Davies, JohnAV. Durant, Joseph R. Dicksom

Lo-wer District.—From Spruce to the mouth of Schuylkill—Andrew Jackson, Robert Hopkins, William Dalzell, Job"Whipple, J. Brown, Hunlock Huddy, Joseph Robinson.At the Lazaretto—David Rose.At Marcus Hook—Frederick Shull.

Benjamin Thomas, Inspector, and captain of the Port Re-venue Barge.

Consulsfrom Denmark, resident in the U. States.

P. Pedersen, Minister Resident and Consul-General fromDenmark to the United States.

L. Brandis, attached to the Legation.

I. Bohlen, Vice Consul, Philadelphia.

G. Hammeken, Consul, New Yol'k.

H. G. Jacobsen, Vice Consul, Baltimore.

T. Swift, Vice Consul, Alexandria.M. Myers, Vice Consul, Norfolk.

Vacant, Wilmington, N. C.

J. H. Ladson, Vice Consul, Charleston, S.C.

N. M. Petersen, Vice Consul, Savannah.Eben Fiske, Vice Consul, New Orleans.

Protestant Episcopal Sunday and Mult School So-ciety of Philadelphia,

Meet quarterly at St. James' Church, viz. on the fourth

Tuesday in February, May, August and November ; Anni-versary on the Festival of Holy Innocents, December 28.

Patron, Right Rev. Bishop White ; President, Hon. Wil-

liam Tilghman ; Treasurer, William J. Baker ; Correspond-

ing Secretary, Rev. G. T. Bedell ; Recording Secfctary, Wil-

liam Robinson.The Society have appointed James Crissy, No. 177 Ches-

nut Street, agent, where schools attached to the Protestant

Episcopal Church can be supplied with the publications of

the Society at a very low rate.

American Beneficial Society.

Instituted October 6th, 1819—Incorporated Dec. 21st,

1819.—Hold their stated meetings at the New Market Hall,

the first Tuesday in every month.President, Jacob Snider ; Vice President, Robert Ralston ;

Treasurer, Thomas Taylor ; Secretary, James Gihon ; Mes-

senger, Henry Habick.

Forensic and Literary Circle.

Instituted February 17th 1823.—Its object the dissemi-

nation of Literature.—Meets every Friday evening at the

hall of the Harmony engine, in Fifth opposite Minor street.

—Semi-annual elections for officers in January and July.

—

President, Morgan J. Rheese; Secretary, William Lloyd

Maddock; Recording Secretary, Charles Moulia; Trea-

surer, Alexander J. Etris ; Librarian, John Ashton Jr.

THE

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LIST OF NAMES,Containing the Heads of Families and Persons in

Business, alphabetically arranged,

(Cj* See " DirectiMfafr the Reader,"

~ \BADIE and Son, French^eachers, 47 South Eighth sir

.Abbett Henry, nail and steiiM*8tore, 111 North SecondYbbott David, bookseller, 19 Cresson's alley

Abbott E. captain, 21.4 North FrontAbbott Edward, sea captain, 29 S. ThirdAbbott George, hair dresser, 9 ChesnutAbbott James, bvevver, corner Pear and DockAbbott John, cooper, 28 CatharineAbbott John, nailer, 71 Budd street

Abbott John, dry goods store, 21 N. SixthAbbott Joseph, salt and coal measurer, 155 St. John-Abbott Robert, gentleman, Walnut 2d house above TwelfthAbbott Timothy, currier, 97 Chesnut—d. h. 74 S. ThirdAbbott Timothy & Co. curriers, 97 ChesnutAbbott widow, 112 Wood street

Abbott William, brewer, cor. Peav and Dock—d. h. 71 SpruceAbbott William, morrocco manufactory 372 Market, dwelling

Twelfth above HighAbadie and Son, seminary, 47 S. Eighth street

Abel Abraham, brickmaker, between Fourth and Charlotte

Abel Anthony, shoemaker, 82 BuddAbel George, shoemaker, 80 North Ninth

Abel George, shoe store, 240 Market—d. h. 83 North Ninth

Abel John, sexton St. John's church, 323 near Third, back ofcommissioners' hall

Abel John, shoemaker, Beach near Shakamaxon (K.)

Abel Joseph, cordwainer, Samson alley

Abel Joseph, cordwainer, Poplar lane below ThirdAbel Peter, stable keeper, near 45 Cherry—d. h. 21 Apj)le

tree alley

Abel Peter, stable keeper, 122 BuddAbel Peter, cordwainer, 476 North SecondAbel Peter, victualler, Flower's alley

Abewombie Christiana, 146 LocustA

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Abercrombie James, D. D. senior assistant minister of Christ

church, St. Peter's and St. James', 111 SpruceAbercrombie John D jeweller 3l£ Powell

Abraham Isaac, victualler, Second near Otter street

Abraham Joseph, brickmaker, Fourth near Poplar lane

Abrams Henry, tailor, 7 Franklin court

Abrams Thomas, merchant, 1.3 S. wharves—d. h. 140 PineAbrams William, printer, Middle alley near SeventhAchilles George, cabinetmaker, 7 Shield's court

Ackley Amasa, widow, 33 Old York roadAckley John B. paint and hardware store, 168 X. SecondAckley Jacob, cedar cooper, 33 Crown street

Ackley Sarah, widow, 33 CrownAdams A. & Co. card factorv, 2 South Third, vp stair,

S. E. corner of Filbert and SchuyJoi Eighth

Adams Alexander, 9torekejMMr, 154- N. WMAdams Alexander, grocerljI^W. cor. Sch^Eigbth and High.

Adams and Allen, grocers, 56 jjgfeh SecondAdams and Jewell, dry good stSfe^ 68 Marketed, b. 10 South

SeventhAdams and Simmons, board-yard, 217 N. "Water

Adams and Burtans, bookbindery, 32 Church alley

Adams Ann, widow, Buttonwood near Sixth

Adams C. milliner, 66 MulberryAecl/ternacht F. A. tailor, 114 Sassafras

Adams Daniel, stage driver, 1 Cresson's alley

Adams Elizabeth, widow, 179 North FrontAdams Elizabeth, widow of Wm., Filbert near Sch. Eigr

Adams George, ladies' shoemaker, George near ShippenAdams James, grocer, 49 ChesnutAdams John, oak cooper, 4 Little Water-"fAdams Jonathan, turner, 5 Kean's courtAdams Joseph, shoemaker, 183 North EighthAdams Robert, grocer, N. W. cor. of High and Sch. EighthAdams Robert, carpenter, 9 Pine street

Adams Robert, merchant, d. h. 182 Chestnut, counting house79 South Wharves

Adams S. W. crier of the court of common pleas and agent,

21 Franklin courtAdams Thomas, shoemaker, back of 486 North ThirdAdams William, shipcarpenter, Liberty alley

Adams William, grocer, .56 S. SecondAdams William, schoolmaster, 362 North FrontAdams Zephaniuh, wharf builder, Beach above Maiden (K.)

is William, bchoolmaster, 362 N. FrontAdair William, cordwainer, 76 GermanAdcock Elizabeth, widow, Coatea' above SeventhAdcock William, accountant, Coate's near EighthAdgate Daniel, grocer, 21 South Third & 65 South SeventhAdkinso:i Jane, widow, 26 Little WaterAdolph George, house carpenter, 365 north ThirdAdolph Johr., carpenter, 172 St. Jghn

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Affiiek Mary, milliner, 49 North SecondAgan John, paver, Eckieldt's courtAgeus Tsaac, currier, Cobb's court (N\ L.)

Agnew Andrew, dry good store, 6 South SecondAgnew John, fire engine maker, Zane near SeventhAgnew Margaret, widow, 1 Duke street (N. L.)

Agnew Samuel, dry good merchant, 28 North SecondAgnew William, dry good store, 70 North SecondAiken Robert, tailor, N. E. corner of Cedar and FrontAitken John, printer, 89 New street

Aitken Robert, trunkmaker, 60 Coates'

Aitken William, trunkmaker, 66 Coates'

-^Aitkin William, M. I), surgeon, 415 ArchAkin James, rural lodge, opposite new penitentiary

Akins William, drayman, 66 Coates'

Akins William, labourer, Maginnes' courtAlben Samuel, oysterman, Whitehall street

Albert Eve, widow, 71 Greenf Albert Joseph^, bleeder 23 BedfordAlberti George P., M. D. 164 North Fifth

Alberson Gilbert, 103 SwansonAlbertson Hannah, nurse, 30 JohnAlbertson Isaac, blacksmith, 164 VineAlbertson James, saddler, 9 FayetteAlbertson Joseph, shoemaker, Queen near MarlboroughAlbison Timothy, shipcarpenter Marlborough n. Bedford (K.)Albrecht Charles, musical instrumentmaker, 95 VineAlbright Frederick, cedar cooper, 81 Browne

- Albright Jacob, watchman 80 GermanAlbright Frederick, 14 North Fifth

Albright John, labourer Petticoat alley

Albright Christian, instrumentmaker 106 St. JohnAlbrig*ht Conrad, 11 Elfreth's alley

Albright J. W. paymaster United States, 147 North NinthAlbright John, watchman at Girard's bankAlburger Abraham, victualler 259 Callowhill and 79 Second

street marketAlburger Elizabeth, ornamental needleworker 112 N. EighthAlburger John, victualler 261 Cahowhill, stall 25 HighAlburger Philip, victualler James, stall 64 Second st. marketAlburger William M., plumber 6 Walnut, dwelling- house 100Wood above Seventh

Alcock William, callico stampmaker back 97 N. EleventhAlcorn and Brown, boot tree and lastmakers, leather cutters,

finders and dealers in all kinds of morocco and sole leather77 Dock

Alcorn George, (same as Alcorn and Brown)Alcorn Henry, lastmaker and leather dyer 77 DopkAlcott Benjamin, millwright 70 RaceAleut Joseph, shoemaker Smith's court, North FrontAlcutt Jacob, 80 North WaterAlecker Elizabeth, dealer Queen near Second

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"Alexander A. painter 154 PineAlexander Margaret, widow, dealer 81 South Fifth

Alexander Richard, cabinetmaker and sexton of St. i'

church, 92 South ThirdAlexander Ann, widow back 364 South SecondAlexander Elizabeth, grocer 27 GreenAlexander Eleanor, widow 112 South TenthAlexander Eleanor, grocer N. W. cor. of Second andAlexander James, shoemaker 147 WalnutAlexander John, painter, &c. 15 Frombergc.Alexander John, mariner, ICO SwansonAlexander George, grocer 52 SwansonAlexander Lydia, shoebinder 128 GermanAlexander Mary, widow tailoress 202 VineAlexander 'Mary, widow 15 Fromberger's court\lexander Rebecca, cake baker 132 South NinthAlexander Samuel, merchant 195 South FourthAlexander Sophia, widow 146 Twelfth below WalnutAlexander William G. grocer X. W. cor. Secon^and Shipper:

Alexander William, team driver Filbert near Sch. FourthAlgeo James, grocer, south-east corner Catharine &Algeo John, accountant, back 53 Zane street

Algeo Thomas, Cedar near TwelfthAiken Martin, merchant 19 LombardAllaneese, boot and shoe cleaner, under the north-westner of Walnut and Second

Allardice Peter, silk dyer Sec. 181 South Secondbin George, bookbinder 163 Vine street

Allchui John, trunkmaker, Xew-market near Callow]

Allen Ann, widow, Church near Christian

Allen Ann, widow Fifth below ButtonwoodAllen Ann, widow, 123 SwansonAllen Atlanta, shopkeeper, 10 York c

Allen Benjamin, 's court

Allen Benjamin, currier 13 North FourthAllen Rev. Benjamin, rector of St. Paul's church, noj

corner of Fourth and Pine. M. D. practitioner of mic 97 Race

Allen Charaless, 76 South EleventhAllen Charles, druggist and apothecary 180 South SecondAllen David, trader 117 Brown street

Allen David, sexton of Third Presbyterian ch. 34 Christi

Allen Edward, ladies' - :ust

Allen Enoch, tuilor sr. corner of Chesnut and V.\.

•i-lling house 15 Comb>Allen George, puinter and glazier, back 147 Ch

:

Allen George, pai.;r r 7 1 North EighthAllen Henry, labourer back 109 PlumfAllen Israel. iberry alley-

Allen Isaac, carpenter 11 York court (X. L.)

Allen James, teacher back 49 North EighthAllen Jam. rer, Vine near Thi:

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Allen Jared, widow 77 Wood• Allen John, mariner 124 CatharineAllen John, merchant 39 UnionAllen John, grocer 10 North Fifth, dwelling 8 South alley

fAllen John, sexton of Ebenezer church, next to the church

Allen Joseph, druggist 202 South Third'

Allen Jedediah, gentleman, 23 MulberryAllen Martha, widow 156 South Sixth

Allen Mary, widow, 460 South FrontAllen Michael, cordwainer, 68£ S. Third and 20 Carter's alley

Allen Rebecca, widow 16 Vine

;Allen Richard, methodist minister 150 SpruceAllen Samuel, stable-keeper 44 North Sixth

Mien Samuel, merchant back 86 N. Front, dwelling 397 ArchAllen S. and M. lottery office 18 South Third\ilen Sarah, widow, washerwoman 259 RaceAllen Solomon, broker 18 South ThirdAllen Susan, 180 LombardAllen Thomas, rigger Margaretta near FrontAllen Thomas, clothes dealer 2 Allen's court

Allen Thomas, combmaker 19 South Fifth

Allen Thomas H. collector of taxes, 6 Elizabeth

Mien Thomas, grocer Vine near TwelfthAllen widow, boarding house 66 South Sixth

Allen William C boarding house 2d door ab. South in PennAllen William, livery stable keeper 31 North alley

Allen William G. dry good store 109 North Second

Allen William, grocer 56 South Second, dwelling corner of

Fifth and South alley

Allen William, mariner, 71 PlumAllen William, merchant 33 South FrontAllen William, plasterer 98 North Seventh

Mien Zachariah, porter Bradford's alley

Allen John, cordwainer back 296 South Fourth

| Alien John, waiter 60 Spruce

fAllen John, labourer 22 Surd's alley

Allen Ann, widow, cake-bake* 91 South Sixth

Mlibone Sarah, boarding house 139 Walnut

Aliibone William, currier 163 North Third

A'.lick Philip, gentleman 86 TammanyAlligood Thomas, mariner, 567 South Front

Allin Mrs. V. boarding house 9 LombardA'lingham William, carpenter Jones' alley near Schuylkill

Fifth and Filbert

Mlinson Bermce, widow 218 North Fourth

Allinson Samuel, merchant S. E. corner Julian and Wood-Allison Andrew, cak cooper 24 Filbert

Allison Amey, storekeeper 396 North FrontAllison John, carpenter, 12 JohnAllison John, grain measurer South Fifth below CedarAllison Margaret, grocer l£l Spruce

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Allison Sarah, widow 122 BrownAllison Walter, printer 1 Elmslie's alley

Allman Thomas, bricklayer 108 North Sixth

Mlmending Jacob, grocer N. E. cor. of Thirteenth :>

Allmendinger Catharine, baker 130 North FourthAllmendinger George, carter Beach near MaidenAlioway Samuel, innkeeper 177 South Front-Alsop I. waiter Sink's court

Alsop Othniel, vinegar merchant 149, dwelling 167 VineAltemus Isaac, sailor 3 Cresson's alley

Vltemus James, wheelwright N . W. cor. of Brown and Se

c

Altemus John, merchant tailor, 38 MulberryAltemus T. steward of city hospital Sch. Fourth nr. I

Altimus German, blacksmith Pfeifer's alley

Altimus Samuel, wheelwright Otter street

Alsbach George, baker 1 Chancery lane

Alter and Bispham, grocers 325 HighAlter Jacob, grocer 272 High, dwelling 23 Filbert

Amber Levi, shoemaker Hopkins' court (N. L.)

Ambrose G. scourer 43| ChesnutAmer Henry, gardener Callowhill near Schnylkill 1'.

America Richard, porter German near Fifth

Ames Josiah, mariner, 65 Mead alley

Amos Abraham, shoemaker 175 North Fifth

Amos Abel, grocer near Ninth in CallowhillAmos Walter, grocer, 133 MulberryAmos Jacob, carpenter 37 Coates' alley, d. h. 48 VineAmey Samuel, watchman north-west cor. Tammany &. St. JwlnAmmidonOtis,rnerchant 10 Minor, dwelling house 190 Sg

Ancora Peter, drawing master 145 PineAncrum J. H., gentleman 325 WalnutAnd Michael, labourer 75 GreenAnderson Ann, boarding house 95 North Ninth{Anderson Cecelia, whitewasher 2 Pine alleyAnderson Joseph, tallowchandler Vine alley* North Twe'.fthAnderson Frederick, merchant 2 North FourthAnderson Hugh, hatter Cauffman's courtAnderson Ezekicl, oysterhouse 486 North SecondAnderson Elizabeth, widow 63 ShippenAnderson James, stonecutter, Hodge's wharfAntierson Isabella, dry good store 239 South SecondAnderson Isaac, labourer 61 GermanAnderson John, giocer south ea*t corner of Queen and S

Anderson James, labourer 3 Madison's courtAnderson James, stone-cutter back 83 North WaterAnderson James, printer U North SeventhfAnderson Joseph, waiter 39 Gur-rin alley

A derson M., mantuamaker 182 PineAnderson Nicholas, rigger BuddAnderson Philip, cordwainer 227 WalnutAnderson Andrew, tobacconist, 98 North SecondAnderson Andrew, mariner back 35 Arch

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Anderson Clark? M D. 69 SouthAnderson Elizabeth, widow Shakamaxon near Queen (K )

Anderson Charles, inspector of customs Brooks' court

fAnderson Daniel, boarding house 21 St. Mary'sAnderson David, coachmaker 2-1 Shippen

.lerson Henry, porter 119 PlumAnderson George, turner in general, 60 Dock, d. h. Elm file's

alley

Anderson Hugh, engraver 448 North SecondAnderson Isaac, blacksmith Paries' courtAnderson James, carpenter Pearl street

Anderson Joseph, taylor 137 North FrontVnderson Moses, Siilmaker 16 Cypress alley

Anderson Samuel V. merchant 25 No^-tii Water, dwellinghouse 152 North Front

Anderson Samuel, cordwainer Shippen near TenthAnderson Sarah, widow Taper alley* Vnderson Samuel, labourer at Beck's shot factory, SassaiVas

street, West Schuylkill ThirdAnderson Thomas, labourer 121 B'idd

Anderson 'William, gentleman 48 Wood- Vnderson William, labourer Portland lane

Anderson William V. merchant 186 VineAndrille Charlotte, widow 260 MulberryAnderson William, innkeeper north-east corner of Fif;h :cnd»

LombardAnderson Christian, city watch, Swedes' court•Anderson William, labourer 226 LombardAnderson Walter, china merchant, 192 High, dwelling house

Yohe's hotel

Andreas George, tobacconist 36 Frankford roadAndrews John, labourer Beach near MaidenAndrews H., boarding and d^y school 300 ChesnutAndrews Joseph, merchant 259 North Second

drews Joseph, dry good store 34 South SecondAndrews Joseph, merchant 92 North SecondAndrews John, cashier bank U. 3. Walnut near ThirteenthAndrews Michael, bricklayer 7 Pratt's courtAndrews Robert, gentleman north side Arch 5 doors aboveTenth

Andrews William, accountant M'Culley's courtAndrews Joshua, merchant, 269 North SecondAndrews Sophia, 45s' South FrontAndrews Israel, sea captain 61 GreenAndrews Thomas, hatter 6 Wagner's alley

Andrews D^vid, shipwright Frankford road near BedfordAndrews William, tobacconist 478 North SecondAndrew Elizabeth Catharine, widow 272 St. JohnAndrew Philip, stone cutter 170 North EighthAndrew Robert, gentleman, 387 MulberryAngel John, gunsmith 97 Dillwyn street

Angell James, mariner 290 South iYons

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Angue John, gentleman 109 North SecondAngue John, jun. cordial distiller 30 North ThirdAnlock , mariner, S3 PermAnnadown Thomas, ladies shoemaker 207 North Front north

east corner VineAnnesly widow, washerwoman, north side Chesnut, firs*

above Thirteenth\nnew Samuel, engraver on wood, Sixth near Coates*

Annesly Robert, genth man, 163 Walnutiers Thomas S. perfumer &c. 141 Chesnut

Antelo Charlotte, widow 33 LombardAnthony Joseph, house carpenter 57 Coates'

Anthony Emanuel, segarmaker, 10 AlmondAntonio John, mariner Fourth above GermanAntonio Joseph, mariner south-east corner Third and Pi .

Anthony E. boarding- house 19 south SeventhAnthony Frederick, 32 BuddAnthony Jacob, shipwright 57 Coates'Anthony Robert D. smith, Cauffman's courtAntrim P. manufacturer, north-west corner ofJulian 8c WoodAntrim John, grocer and Mayor's clerk 90 South ThirdApwith Thomas, tailor Miller's alley

App George, pumpmaker 46 Frankford roadApp Elizabeth, widow, grocer cor. Queen and MarlboroughApple George, carver and gilder 50 ChesnutApple Adam, paper stainer, Arch West Schuylkill, SecondApple Philip, coppersmith, S. W. corner Branch and ThirdApple William, dry-good store S. E. cor. Vine and SecondApple Henry, north-east corner Fourth and BrownApple Henry, oak cooper 92 South Water, d. h. 5 Grab's alley

Apple John, ladies' shoemaker, 21 RaceApple Jacob, paper stainer Schuylkill Front above ArchApple Valentine, oak cooper cor. Hoffman and Cresson's allert

Applegate Lydia, widow 137 South TenthAppleton Christian, carver and inlayer 15 York court (X, L

,

Appleton Daniel, shoemaker, ShearPs alley

Applegate Jonathan, carter, 137 SwansonApplegate D^vid, Nicholson's alley

A^-pie George, shipwright, 26 Union alley

Apkey Henry, ropemaker, Marriott's lane near SixthApt Charles, harness maker, 341 North SecondArbuckle J , D.D. 85 South Eleventh^rbuckle James, grocer 576 Second, cor. Gerror-ntown roadArcher Charles, cordwainer 7 Yoik Court, (N. L)Archer Benjamin, carter, at Arch st. ferry 22 Elfreth's alley

Archer Job, brushmaker back of 132 Coates'Archer Charles, brushmaker 124 Coates'Archer Samuel, merchant 39 North Front, d. h. 291 MulberrvArdin John, carpenter, 564 South FrontArdley R. A., broker 16 Carter's alley and 128 LombardArentrue W illiam, tallow chandler 262 MulberryArmbrustcr Nicholas, grocer, 361 North Second

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Annbvuster Peter, grave digger, Sch. Seventh near CherryArmbrnstar Henry, near 11 Castle street

Armat James, merchant S.W. cor. Twelfth and GeorgeArmitage (ieorL'o, silverplater 438 Sassafras, corner JacobyArmour Susan M., storekeeper 6 Old York roadArmroyd Helen, 2 North EighthArmstrong Allen, hardware merchant 113 High, dwelling38 North Fourth

Armstrong Henry, plasterer 130 St. JohnArmstrong Thomas A., attorney at law 105 South Fifth

Armstrong John, carpenter 95 BuddArmstrong Susan, widow 128 South Sixth

Armstrong William, tailor 343 North FrontAraey Elizabeth, widow 10 North NinthArnold George, ladies' shoemaker 178 Sassafras

Arnold John, labourer, back of 569 South FrontArrison Matthew, sen. and jun. carters corner George una

Schuylkill EighthArrott James, merchant 55 South Front, dwelling south-

corner of George and ThirteenthArrowsmith Edmond, gentleman 110 North SixthArthur James, grocer and feed store 2 North TenthArtis C. widow, 54 Christian

Arundal Margaret, boarding house 239 Arch

fArmitt Thomas, labourer 7 Middle AlleyArmistead Jas. cabinetmaker N.W. corner Callowhill & KinArmon Peter, hairdresser S.W. cor. Tenth and Marble sti

fArmstead John, waiter 4 Burd's alley

Armour John, tailor, 6Cvpress alley

Armour William, merchant 6 Old York RoadArmstrong Julian 173 North WaterArner Joseph, hairdresser 18 MarketArnold Thomas, 191 South SecondArrison John, carter 169 North SixthArrison Joseph, innkeeper 169 South FrontArundel Robert J'., attorney at law 239 MulberryArtherton Humphrey, 103 St. JohnArthur Samuel, tavernkeeper N. E. cor. Eleventh & SassaiArsh Martin, plasterer 93 WoodAsh Caleb, jun. druggist 65 North NinthAsh James, gentleman 208 South ThirdAsh James, gentleman 155 WalnutAsh John P. plasterer, Fifth above ButtonwoodAsh Michael, tavernkeeper corner Callowhill and O. YkAsh Thomas, carpenter 2 Watson's alley

Ash Joshua, grazier 54 ChristianAsh Rebecca, widow 54 ChristianAsh Joseph, grazier 144 Swanson

Mary, widow 10! South FifthAshurst Richard* merchant 75 High d. h. 70 South Fifth

\shbrook Joseph, sailmaker, Church streec

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ranees, widow, 37 QueenAshburner John, tanner, 321 North SecondAshburner Benjamin, tanner 315 North SecondAshburner Adam, merchant 315 North SecondAshman Charles, ladies' shoemaker 295 North SecondAshmead Thomas, accomptant 297 South FrontAshbfidge Thomason, widow 321 MulberryAshbridge Sarah, widow 15' VineAshburner John, tanner 66 South Third d. b. 321 N. SecondAshburner John, jun. merchant 17 SassafrasAshburner Adam, merchant 315 North SecondAshburner Benjamin, tanner 315 North SecondAshburner I. and Sons, leather tannery 66 South Th :

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Ashbrook Thomas, taylor 30 WoodAsher D. dentist 34 North SixthAshford Eleanor, widow 126^ South Sixth

burst Kichard, merchant 76 High, d. h. 70 South FifthAshman Daniel, ladies' shoemaker, 153 North SecondAshman Peter, cedar cooper back 91 BrownAshman , widow, gentlewoman Thirteenth above WalnutAshmead I. & Co. printers, Harmony CourtAshmead Benjamin, inspector of customs 159 North NinthAshmead John, auctioneer and commission merchant, south

east corner Second and Lombard, d. h. 50 LombardAshmead Samuel, carpenter 5j ShippenAshton John, clothing store 150 South WaterAsliton Samuel,, carpenter 12 AnnAshton Samuel, cabinetmaker 273 South SecondAsliton Susannah, widow 94 CrownAshton Thomas, chairmaker 83 and d. h. 114 North FrontAshton Thomas, chairmaker 63 North FrontAskew and Odenheimer, dry good merchants 243 HighAshton John, carpenter, S. F. corner Duke and New marketAskew I. merchant, 318 MulberryAspell Thomas, teacher 42 North FourthAspell Richard C, conveyancer and land broker 39 N Seventh

:i George, callico printer 300 South FourthAstie Peter, harnessmaker near corner Tenth and SassafrasAstley Thomas, merchant soutl rner Walnut & NinthAtchinson Adam, beer-house lu WalnutAtherton Humphrey, attorney at law 190 ChesnutAtheiton Nathan, city commissioner North Twelfth near HighAtkins James, Blacksmith corner High and Schuylkill TlAtkins W. and I., planters 134 North FourthAtkinson Ann, teacher over 94 North SixthAtkinson Amos, bricklayer 225 LombardAtkinson Andrew, 6bi QueenAtkinson Alexander, printer back 53 HighAtkinson Asher, saddle: h FifthAtkinson C. bricktnaker 253 South SeventhAtkinson Henrv H. blacksmith 156 Sassa;

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Atkinson Harrison, silver plater 20 Barron street

Atkinson James, teacher 96 PoplarAtkinson Joel, merchant tailor 54 Chesnut d. h. 129 S. Ninth; Atkinson Maria, widow Dean's alley

Atkinson Phineas, biscuit baker 6 Prospect alley

Atkinson Samuel C. printer 16 Elfreth's a!*ey

Atkinson Watson, conveyancer, 19^ Cresson's alley

Atlee Edwin A., Al. D. 180 Sassafras

Atlee Edwin P., M. D. 137 VineAtmore Hannah, 163 South ThirdAttmore, M. clock and watchmaker S.E. corner Front & Ches".

Atwood James, merchant 9 North Front, dwelling- 19 J ;

Atwood & Co., merchants 111 HighAubert John Peter, cook 209 South FourthAubrey George, blacksmith 206 LombardAuchinfeck Mary, widow Drinker's court

Audes Joseph, painter and glazier 2 Smith's courtAugust B., dancing master 2 Taylor's alley

Augustine Peter, pastry cook 219 South Fifth

Aujour Rebecca, widow, Sixth near FitzwaterAuner Peter, tailor 79 CherryAuner Joseph G., bookbinder &c. 79 CherryAustin Hannah, widow 148 MulberryAustin Esther, widow Federal near SecondAustin Hosea, oysterman 50 Mead alley

Austin James A., druggist 273 North ThirdAustin Margaret, widow, teacher, 364 South SecondAustin Grace, boarding house 183 HighAustie Margaret, widow boarding house 215 HighAvery John &. Co., merchants 65 South FrontAvery Isaac, combmaker, 133 South SecondAvis Joseph, innkeeper 13 ShippenAvis George, shoemaker, Beach near Maiden (K.)Avolt John, sawyer Sch. Sixth between Chesnut and GeorgeAxford Samuel J., merchant taylor Fries' courtAydclatt Margaret, widow 17 Parham's alley

Ayers Mary, widow, seamstress 22 Mead alley

Ayers David B., druggist, Beach near Maiden (K.)

jAyers Daniel, mariner, 20 Blackberry alley

Aykroid Josiah, cordwainer, Sturgesse's courtAylward Michael, harness-maker, 23 LawrenceAymard L., cabinetmaker 72 PennAyris James, bricklayer, 162 South Fifth

Ayrs S., grocer north-east corner Catharine and SwansooAzan Rachel, silk dyer and plumist, 132 South Sixth

BABCOCK JACOB, sea captain, 163 North WaterBabcock Joseph, sea captain New-market near Pegg streetBab Grace, widow seamstress 15 Sassafras alleyBabe Margaret, shopkeeper 197 South SecondBabe Luke, cabinetmaker 45 Callowhill

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Babe Richard, hatter S5 ShippenBabe Catharine, milliner 39 Pine

Babe George, druggist north -«ast corner of Front and SouthBabbington Thomas, brushmaker Queen near FourthBabbliugton James, cysterman 2 Bird's alley

Babnew David, innkeeper S. E. corner Front and Spruce

Bache Franklin, M. 1). 206 SpruceBache Richard, post master 116 Chesnut, see BeachBachman P., baker 55 CrowpBacon David, carpenter 192 North FrontBacon Edmond, shoemaker back Poplar lane n. St. John'Bacon George, engraver of music 168 South ThiidBacon George, music store 65 Chesnut street

Bacon Ephraim, gentleman 2f9 HighBacon and Hart, music store 11 South FourthBacon Job, merchant 25 Dock, dwelling 234 Filbert

Bacon John, city treasurer, office city hall south-west c

Chesnut and Fifth, dwelling 119 HaceBacon David, livery stables 1 New-marketBacon Richard, carpenter 98 BuddBacon Isaac, cabinetmaker 66 LombardBacon Joseph, sen. late ironmonger 190 Vorth FrontBacon Joseph, jun. ironmonger 18 3 North FrontBacon Thomas, merchant 25 New-marketBadSun Joseph, tailowchandler, 8 and 10 VernonBadger James, halter Lemon street

Badger Samuel alderman, office corner Little GeorgeSwanwick, dwelling S. W. corner Sixth and Little Gtc.

Badaraque Thomas, accountant 1~9 PineBafFord William, mariner 19 Cox's alley

Bagia Angelo, innkeeper 1-1-5 South EighthBagge Jo;m G., grocer 101 SwansonBaggs and Barras, tailors 137 North ThirdBailey Chester, a r

: cut for U. S. mail stage and New York andBaltimore poot coach lines 30 South Third and 24 W i

ingion squareBaitcy Lydia R., widow pr rnter 10 North alley

Bailey Nathan, merchant 7 North SecondBailey \Vm. jun , dockmaker, &.c. 80 High d. h.3 Lodge alley

Bailey Ahner, stone mason Upper-ferry road near Schuylkill

Bailey Francis, back 134 South FourthBailey Charles, house carpenter High West Schuylkill 1

Bailey Jane, widow Third above GermanBailey James, labourer 10 St. MaryBailey John, dyer 196 South ThirdBailey Samuel, dry good store 425 North SecondBailey Richard, supercargo N. E corner George and Ten

fBailey Levi, labourer 15 Middle alley

Bailey Sarah Mrs. 290 LombardBailey and Willis, merchants 31 South Wharves, dwelling

91 South ThirdBailey John, tuvetnkeeper 30 Lsetitia court

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Baily John, sea captain 5 Elfreth's alley

Bail} - John, carpenter Scott's c

Baily Joshua, jun. merchant 113 High, dwelling 18 S. 12".

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Baily Joseph, ropemaker Front near Federal

Baines Ariileus, M. D. Beach near Maiden (KL.)

Bainbridge Commodore, 310 ChesnutBuird Catharine, widow of James, tavernkeeper 4 ChesnutBaird John, spinner and spooler 37 Franklin

Bnird James, labourer back 295 South ThirdBuird Peter, currier Eckfeldt's court

Baird Sarah, widow 275 South Second Beartt

Baker Allen, music seller 11 South FourthBaker Adam, joiner 541 North Front

fBaker Adam, woodsawyer 28 BarronBaker Bartholomew, chairmsker Smith's court, I

Baker Benjamin H , clock and watchmaker 70 S. ThirdBaker Basset, widow of, 4 tavernkeeper Lsetitia courtBaker Christian, mariner 2 Elmslie's alley

Baker Christiana, marketwoman St. JohnBaker Charles H. merchant 61 Race, dwelling1 310 ArchBaker Charles, cabinetmaker 46 Gaskill

Baker Doodle, plumber 34 Old York roadBaker Elizabeth, 116 ArchBaker Elizabeth, widow 126 Browne, [cee Barker and 11

Baker Elizabeth, widow 53 ArchBaker Edward, teacher 49 PruneBaker George, brass founder 8 York court (X. L.)Baker George, inkeeper 264 RaceBaker George A. attorney at law and conveyancer north

corner of Fourth and CherryBaker George X. lumber merchant 7 WoodBaker Henry, stablekeeper 51 XobleBaker Hannah, storekeeper 72 North Fifth

Baker Henry, sign and ornamental painter 82 Xorth SixthBaker Isabella, widow, keeper of the store of the Femsfio

Hospitable Society 54 Xorth FourthBaker Jacob, cordwainer 61 QueenBaker Jacob, smith Rose alley below GreenBaker Jacob, victualler 47 Budd and 32 BrowneBaker John H., exchange and intelligence office, dwelling 3

Franklin courtBaker John, victualler 7 RachelBaker John R. and Son, merchants 61 RaceBaker James, victualler 123 Old York roadEaker Joan, trader S. E. corner Schuylkill Fifth and Mr.Baker John, grocer and feed store corner of Front and OtterBaker John L. exchange broker and commission merchant

dwelling 126 South Fifth, office Walnut belaw Sixtti

Baker John R. merchant 63 RaceBaker John, sea captain Federal near FrontBaktr John F., mariner 80 Christian

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Baker Margaret, widow Buttonwood near Sixth

Baker Mary, widow seamstress Lilly alley

Baker Michael, coppersmith 227 North SecondBaker Michael, hardware store 59 High, dwelling- 166 ArchBaker Michael, lumber merchant 74 Browne and cor. SecondBaker Michael, jun. coppersmith 330 North Front and 227

North SecondBaker Michael, ropemaker Hopkin's court (N. L.)

Baker Mrs. S. widow 387 RaceBaker Nathan, house carpenter, shop Sixth near NobleBaker Richard, preparer of essences 3 Little DockI-.tker Samuel, cordwainer 79 GreenBaker Samuel, carpenter 47 North SixthBaker Samuel, sexton and tailor, Queen and MarlboroughBaker Stephen, cordwainer 90 LocustBaker Sylvanus, copperplate printer 11 South FourthBaker William, druggist &c. 6 North Fifth

Baker William J. wine merchant 136 North Second, dwelling5 Palmyra row

Baker William, carter Apple and GeorgeBaker widow, 23 Old York roadBakerly Catharine, widow back 176 North EighthBalan Elizabeth, widow confectioner 241 South SecondBu.ibeck David, tanner Rose alley

Bald Adam, grocer 472 North Second N. W. corner Poplar

Bald Robert, 144 North EighthBaldwin David, blacksmith Ann, near Schuylkill

Baldwin George, stablekeeper 13 S. Fourth, d. h. 69 CrownBaldwin Isaac, grocer, dwelling 190 VineBaldwin .Tohn, bookbi »der 144 South Fifth

Baldwin Joseph, jeweller 106 LombardBaldwin Joseph, accountant, 49 MulberryBaldwin Lewis, teacher 4 Powell

Baldwin M. W. machinist 1 College avenue, dwelling house160 Seuth Tenth

Baldwin Phoebe, milliner 40 South FourthBaldwin Stephen, sea captain 146 Pine

Ball George, cabinetmaker 323 North SecondBall Israel, ladies' shoemaker 66 GermanBall Joseph, gentleman 250 North SecondBall Richard G. carpenter 336 South ThirdBall Stephen, tavernkeeper south-east corner Fifth & SecondBall Stephen, labourer 266 South ThirdBall William, coachmam 13 Knight's court

Bali widow of Joseph, 248 MulberryBallard Matilda, Cordwainer's alley

Ballentine Joseph, dealer north side of Almond street wharfBallentine Rev. William, school room over south-west Corner

of High and Decatur street

Ba.i'.nger Jacob, carpenter 70 North NinthBalingo Michael, tanner Second, Germantown road

Ballentine Mary, dry good store 437 North Second

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Ballentine Rev. William, Bryan's court

Bailor Philip, tavcrnkeeper lower 12 South Sixth

Balfe Lucas 8c Thomas, hoot manufacturers 31 South Fourth

Bait John, housecarpeuter Marlborough near Bedford (K.)

Bancroft James, sea captain 29 MulberryBancroft, Jewell & Co., goldbeaters 38 S. Front & 63 MarketBancroft Titus, goldbeaterBancker Charles N. merchant counting-house 33 North Front,

dwelling 320 ChesnutBandarnin Catharine, widow 15 SpafFord

Banger Thomas, pocketbook maker Filbert near Eleventh

Banger Timothy, accountant Francisville (N. L.)

Banger William, morocco dresser near toll-gate, Ridge road,,

Francisville

Banks George, smith back 187 North Second

jJ tanks Jonathan, dealer Shippen near EighthBanks John, U. D. 13 Powell

fBanks M., basketmakcr 119 PlumBankson Henrietta, 69 WoodBannen John, carpenter SheafPs court

Bannon Joseph, carpenter 10 Wagner's alley

Bannerman Ruth, nurse 3 Kinckle's court

Bantleor Elizabeth, nurse 49 Pine

fBantom D. porter Currant alley

{•Hantom Joseph, carter Smith's court

Barber Alexander, stonecutter SheafPs courtBarber Nathaniel, carpenter 203 ArchBarber Joseph, woodsawyer Vine near Thirteenth

Barber Alexander, shoemaker, south-east corner Thirteenth

and Market

fBarber Anthony, labourer back 15 Middle alley

Barber John, commission merchant 24 South wharvesBarber John, blacksmith Second near PrimeBarber Rebecca, widow 23 MaryBarber William, painter, North street

Barb'.er P. goldsmith and jeweller 161 North ThirdBurbin Amos, tailor Germantown road near FourthBarclay Elizabeth, widow 324 South SecondBarclay James J., attorney at law office 119 Walnut dwelling

207 Pine

Barclay John R , cordwainer 18 Little WaterBarclay John, president N. L. bank 227 North ThirdBarclay John A. accountant 41 UnionBarclay Joseph, mariner 72 Almondf3arclay Robert, mariner 163 PineBardier Samuel, innkeeper 166 North FifthBarclay Samuel, gentleman 323 South SecondfBarclay Sancho, porter Cauffinan's courtBarcus Stephen, labourer Schuylkill Seventh above ArchfBarclay Tobias, 41 Currant alleyBarclay widow of George, grocer 168 South Second

d Ezekiel, carter 88 Budd street

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Bard Marks, innkeeper forks Germantown roadBard Nicholas, gentleman Charlotte near Brown

I Samuel, printer court back 46 North SeventhBard William, victualler Charlotte near BrownBardotte J., hairdresser and perfumer opposite United States

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Barga John, grocer 421 North Fourth^-er Abel, painter Sic. 73 l)>ck, dwelling 14 Carter's

';>, cooper Germantown road above ThirdBarger William, rig-ger 78 Budd

,h \^ illir.ro, grocer 149 South Eleventh, d. b. 225 WalnutBargh \\ illiam, baker 225 Walnut

koffer i*rederick, wheelwright 67 GardenBarkman Jane, widow Rose alley (cit>)

:er James X. alderman, S W. coiner Sixth and Che-Mary, tayloress Charlotte street, near Poplar lane

.cr 12 AlmondBarlow Philip, tavernkeep '.ace

Barnard John, carpenter 270 South ThirdBan n, ploughmakers High W. Sch. Fourth

. trunk and shoe factory 393 North Second,es Abraham^ Apple between Fourth and Fifth:es Alexander, blacksmith 26 Gatkilles Daniel, merchant 87 Wood

Bp.rnes Elizabeth, (formerly Dickinson) glovemaker 43 C

Barnes Elizabeth, 65 Racenan Fourth above Poplar

tes Isaac, tailor 111 Vine:, shoemaker Cropper's court

D. 29 Mulberrymaker 147 South Second

., labourer back 295 South Thirdkd X". Diehi, notaries public, and i

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hn H. notary public and ship broker 117 South

-oni, dwelling 23 South Secondh, attorney at Lw 11 Sansom

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! > North Fourthrt, house carpenter Harris' court

arah, widow south-east corner Eighth

Cherry, and victual)i:i. under 20 Market. dwelling Wood

i i Chesnut, d. h. 16 North Fou:

Barnes Thomas and Robert, curriers 55. Chesnut

ns James, coachtrimmer 45 Plumirham's alley

Ji^r -, pilot 12 Pai-ham's alley

Philander, boarding-house 48 North alley

Barnet Edward, counsellor at law, office 45 Nortli Seve;:

:t Joseph, gentleman 141 Chesnut

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Rarnet Joseph, carter opposite 319 South Sixth

Harriet Thomas, turner 198 North Front

Burnett Thomas, starch manufactory Pass) unk road cornel

of EighthBamitt Thomas, Columbian printing press manufacturer aric

turner in brass, iron £*c. 198 North Front and 7 N. MarkcBarlow Arnold, mariner Christian above Eighth

Barnard John, carpenter 499 South Front

Bartratn David, printer back 300 South ThirdBartlett Thomas, shipwright 11 MaryRaringor Margaret, widow 20 MaryBarritt George, mariner Nieman's alley

Barling William, caulker 110 SwansonBarnholt Frederick, victualler 237 St. John, stall 24 N. h.

marketBarnholt George, victualler corner Callowhill and Seventh

Barnholt George, jun. victualler Charles st. N. L.

Barr Christian, caulker 36 BuddBarlow Joseph, weaver 27 Franklin

Barnman John, victualler 158 St. JohnBarnard Joseph, house carpenter and ploughmaker High

West Schuylkill Sixth

Barr Adam, shoemaker Sch. Fifth, bet. Market and Chesnut

Barr James, carter Jones' alley near Sch. Fifth and ArchBarr John, weaver Wood near Thirteenth

"Barr John, stonecutter Mint court

Barr Philip, printer 4 HofTner's alley

Barr Samuel, carpenter near FourthBarr Thomas, cell keeper Pennsylvania hospital

Barrett Eliza, widow 8 Willow court

Barrett Samuel, teacher 32 North Sixth

Harrington Charles, teacher 129 LombardHarrington Eleanor widow 75 Gaskill

Barrington Eleanor, widow 75 Gaskill

Barron Joseph, ladies' shoemaker 12 South FourthBarron Mary, widow 161 Pine

Barry Ann, nurse 185 CedarBarry Cordelia, widow 25 LombardBarry Edward, teacher 90 South Eighth

Barry Joseph B., cabinetmaker 134 South SecondBarry John, blacksmith Poplar near BuddBarry Joseph B., jun. cabinetmaker 189 South SecondBarry Joshua, sea captain 49 AlmondBarry Patrick, grocer 1S6 North Water and 191 North Fhmti.Barry Sarah, widow ofcommodore t214 ChesnutBarry William, labourer 100 PlumBarry William, planerhakVr 107 Dillwyn

Barry William, tobacconist 285 South FourthBarry William, brick:naker 10 Parham's alley

Barras Charles, carpenter Julian, near Callowhill

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Barret Catharine, widow 8 Hinckle's courtBarret Eliza, widow 3 Willow courtBarret Robert, bricklayer 8 Myers' cotirt

Barrett Robert, bricklayer 8 Castle

Barrington Charles, grocer, &c 216 HighBarrington Henry, manafacturer of coffee and chocolate 206

South Fourth north-west corner of Gaskill

Barry Cordelia, widow 25 LombardBarry John, mariner 9 Parham's alley

Barsh George, tailor Fifth above NobleBarth John, tailor 3 Harmony courtBarthe Ishmael, 8 Madison's courtBartholomew Catharine, widow 106 Wood above Ei

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Bartholomew Charles, tobacconist 88 North ThirdBartholomew Mary, gentlewoman 157 North NinthBartholomew Thomas, commission merchant 176 South S

Bartholomew Joseph, tinman north-east cor. Garden and WoodBartholomew Frederick, taverr.keeper 51 GeorgeBarth Gotlieb, locksmith 283 North SecondtBarth Ishmael, plasterer 8 Madison's court

Barth John Joseph, barber corner Brown and St. JohnBartle William, pump and blockmaker 10" Catharine

Bartleson Eunice, widow 105 North Front

Bartleson Peter, carpenter Fifth near NobleBartley Margaret, bandboxmaker 63 Coates'

Bartley Richard, hosier back of 192 RaceBartling Christlieb, inspector of lumber 485 North SecondBartling Conrad, carpenter 455 Arch above TwelfthBaftling Charles, sea captain 67 CherryBartling Eliza, 453 Arch above TwelfthBartlit John & Co., merchants 1? S. Water, d.h. 147 S. Third

Barton Isaac, storekeeper 16 North SecondBarton Mary, widow of Benjamin S., M. D. 204 ChesnutBarton Thomas, tailor back of Randolph courtBarton Rhea, M. D. 204 ChesnutBarton Richard, carpenter 13 CherryBarton William, taylor back 126 North SecondBarton Elizabeth, widew, nurse 36 Coates' al

Bartram George, alderman 68 South SecondBartram Isaac, late druggist IZ Juliana

Bartram Rebecca, 170 VineBarwell John, painter 105 Old York roadBarwick John, currier, dwelling 22 Bank alley south-east

corner Little Dock and SecondBashford Heath, block and pumpmaker 193 South FrontBasle Henry, ship carpenter Hanover near BedfordfBass Samuel, barber 15 I]

Bass J. B., gentleman 30 Elfreth's alley

Bassett & Atwood, dry good store 78 -Market

Bassler David, victualler corner Buttonwood and Garden= i Daniel, cakebaktr 238 South

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Bastian Joseph, senr. George West Schuylkill FourthBastian Joseph jun., paper stainer 12 South BroadBatchclder Alexander S., hatter back 63 UnionBatchelor William, carter Charles st. (N. L.)

Batchelor Hester, widow* Miller's courtBateman John, sailmaker Spruce street wharf, d. h. 41 PlumBateman Susannah, widow 15 Wagner's alley

Bates Benjamin, accountant 21 CherryBates Benoni, late lumber merchant 225 Callowhiil

Bates Elizabeth, widow nurse 440 South FrontBates Isaiah, blacksmith back 169 North SecondBates John, carpenter Cobb's courtBates William, cordwaincr 291 South FourthBates William, baker Mead alley near SecondBattel Philip, oak cooper 303 Callowhiil

Battes John, oysterman 166 ShippenBaltics George, tavernkeeper 379 Sassafras

Button John, labourer Arch West Schuylkill SecondBatton Mary, widow, dealer 6 above Catharine

fBaltis John, hairdresser 29 UnionBattis Nicholas, mariner 21 Parham's alley

Butts John, mariner 447, South SecondBauch Margaret, widow 131 GreenBaugh Harmun, turner 291 VineBaughman Catharine, widow Acorn alley

Bault Henry, victualler, N. W. corner Hanover and PrinceBaultMary, widow of Henry, Hanover near PrinceBaulu Adelaide, widow 325 Sassafras

Baum Charles, student in Alms HouseBaum Micael, labourer Sassafras near Sckuylkill ThirdBaurbeck John N-, German goods store 67 North ThirdBaush George, tailor Fifth above NobleBaxter Isaac B. & Co. hardware merchants 248 Soufh SecondBaxter Matthew, grocer 305 HighBaxter Anthony, furcutter Kugler's courtBaxter Charles, carter 183 ShippenBaxter William, dealer 244 South FrontBaxter Edward, tavernkeeper cor. High and Schuylkill Fran*:Baxter Joseph, weaver Frankford roardnear OtterBaxter Rebecca, widow seamstress Sansom alley-

Baxter Thomas, labourer Vine near BroadBayard Andrew, president. of Commercial Bank 102 S.Ei.{"Bayard Andrew, labourer 8 Burd's alley

Bayard George, tinplate worker 50 North FrontBayard Richard H., gentleman 254 WalnutBayard R. H. attorney at law 59 South SeventhBayard William, cordwainei- 247 South ThirdBayne Esther, widow Eighth near CallowhiilBuyne Joseph, rule, square and umbrellamakef tebind 100

Christian

Buyne Nathaniel, turner 85 North. Front

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Bavfie Samuel, labourer Lombard above TwelfthBayne Samuel, cordwainer 316 South SecondBazeley Charles W. and Mrs. B., female seminary 75 Soutli

Fourth [sec Baselei;

Beach Waldon, carpenter 86 Lombard, [see liacfc

Beach William, house carpenter St. Joseph's avenueBeade John, cordwainer 105 Christian

Beagle Henry, blacksmith Fifth above Callowhill

Beale William, carpenter and joiner Sansom alley

Bealert Margaret, widow 52 LombardBean James, store keeper 163 North Second, [see BayncBean Samuel, tailor 163 North SecondBeard David, brickmaker George West Schuylkill FourthBeard Mary, widow 10 NobleBeal Jacob, sugarboiler north-west corner Cherry and EleventhBeale Jacob, sagarrefiner and sugarhouse Nicholson's court

Beal Henry, weaver and dyer PearlBeam Jacob C, collector Vine near ThirteenthBeam William, storekeeper 402 North SecondBeamer Samuel, stovefinisher 20 Currant alley

Bean William, innkeeper 121 VineBear John, carpenter Brooke's street

Bear William J., German teacher John above Callowhill{Beard A., coachman back 5 Cypress alley

Bears Hannah, widow washerwoman Smith's alley

Beasley Abigail, widow 21 Christian

Beasley Rev. Frederick, D. D. Provost of the University 289Chesnut [see Bazclei

Beasly William, 418 North FrontBeates Frederick, scrivener 94 North ThirdBeatman James, methodist minister 194 North Fifth

Beatman John, sailmaker Spruce street wharf, dwelling hous?41 Plum

Beatty Arthur, weaver 234 CatharineBeatty David, weaver 229 ShippenBeatty Edward, weaver Cedar near TenthBeatty Isabella, widow back 20 Cypress alley

Beatty John, flour inspector 101 CrownBeatty Mrs., widow 33 PowellBeatty Samuel, weaver 129 South EleventhBeaty George, grocer 255 South Fifth

Beaty John, paper hanger 153 ArchBeaty William, dealer 308 South SecondBech Elizabeth, grocer Second near FederalBechler Charles, mariner 51 BedfordBechler Tobias, grocer 426 N. Second and 57 Brown.Bechtel George, shoemaker 29 Duke (>J. L.)Bechtel Jacob, boot and shoe manufactory 64 Soutli Sfecc'

Bechtel John & Co., shoe warehouse 50 HighBechtel Wilson L., shoe merchant 30 Church alley

Beck Abigail, widow seamstress 293 South Fifth

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Beck Bazilla, drayman Oak and Coates* A

"Beck Henry A., drug-gist, &c. 248 North FrontBeck Henry, exchange broker and commission merch. Third

near NobleBeck Jacob, tobacconist 32 DockBeck Daniel B., painter and glazier 187 Arch, dwelling- 58Tammany

Beck George, carpenter back 73 North Fifth

Beck Harvey, merchant, 11 South Water, dwelling 315 HighBeck Jacob, accountant 19 TammanyBeck Jacob, jun. carpenter Rose alley

Beck John, combmaker 311 North EighthBeck John, baker 73 BuddBeck Martin, carpenter 18 BuddBeck Paul, merchant 11 South Water, d. h. 315 HighBeck Richard, merchant tailor 38 N. Fourth, d. h. 14 AnnBeck Susan, widow shopkeeper 70 Sassafras

Beck Valentine, cordvvainer Oak near CrabbBeck W. C. and S. M. Stewart, stationers and manufac. paperhangings and playing cards S.W. cor. Walnut and Third

Beck William C, merchant S.W. corner of Third and Walnut,dwelling Eighth near Locust

Beckcnback Jacob, shoemaker 85 GreenBecker Francis, accountant and interpreter of foreign lan-

guages 28 North ThirdBecket Henry, dealer 205 ShippenfBecket Henry, old clothes' merchant, under 90 S. SecondBeckhorn Garret, tavernkeeper 62 ShippenBeckman Daniel, paper carrier Charlotte near BrownBecktold Gotlieb, baker 440 North Third-{Beckus Lewis, hairdresser 40 S; Eighth; d.h. 14 Currant al,

Bedford John, boot and shoe manufacturer 296 HighBedford Thomas and Isaac, dry good store 59 North SecondBedford Thomas, accountant, N. E. cor. Vine & ThirteenthBedford Thomas, painter &c. Kunckle above Tammany•[Bedford Wm. carter Ninth above CedarBedkins Mahlon, oysterman 16 South Sixth

Bedlock William J. teacher near 49 CrownBedwell Thomas, apothecary and drug-gist 250 N. ThirdBeers and Bunnell, stock and exchange brokers, 4 S. ThirdBeere Robert, carter Lombard below TwelfthBeers Ann, boarding house 13 Carter's alley

Begley Thomas, mast maker 116 GermanBehncke John, boarding-house 87 Henri

Beidelman Henry, fisherman Green above Wood (K.)Beidelman Jacob, fisherman Green above Wood (K.)Beidelman John, fisherman corner Beach and Bishop (K.)

Beidelman J. R., dry good store 88 North SecondBelair Lewis* D., foreign bookseller, 123 North FifthBelangee Hannah, shopkeeper 13 North Fifth

Beidon Hosea W., tailor 251 South Second

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Belf Samuel, grocer 236 CedarBelin Augustus, merchant 237 SpruceBell Charles, bookseller 91 North SixthBell Elizabeth, widow of Henry 7 FayetteBell Elizabeth, widow 3 Wells*' rowBellJames, distiller 228 South SixthBell James and John, distillers corner of Cedar and SixthBell John, distiller dwelling 219 CedarBellJohn, grocer south-west corner German and ThirdBell John, weaver 110 ThirteenthBell John, M. D. 138 South FourthBell John, brushfmisher, 3 Wells' rowBell Joseph and Joseph Watson, merchants, 2 Sims' alley or

back 12 South wharvesBell Mary, widow Christian below SixthBell Mary, widow shopkeeper 30 BranchBell Peter, sea captain 9 PowellBell Robert R., printer Christian near SixthBell Samuel, grocer and drover 230 and 236 CedarBell Sarah, milliner 98 NewBell Henry, lumber merchant, yard Ninth above Race, dwelling'

145 near NinthBell William, gardener Hunter's courtBell William, whipmaker 77 St. JohnBell William J. & Co. stock &c. brokers 37 Dock, d. h. 93 PineBell William, jun. stock &c. broker 35 Dock, d. h. 54 WalnutBell William, weaver north-east corner Seventh and Coates'Bell William, gentleman 97 PineBelling Andrew, combmaker Smith's alleyBellknap Stephen, jeweller 59 CherryBellows Hester, milliner 117 North SecondBelrose John, china store 315 South SecondBelsterling Mary, boarding house 404 North ThirdBeltzner Catharine, shopkeeper 264 North FourthBenckert George F., morocco dresser Queen near SixthBendel Israel & Co. well diggers Germantown roadBender Adam, victualler 62 GardenBender Charles, cordwaiiu-r 15-1 St. JohnBender Christopher, tobacconist Second near BeaverBender Jacob, bookbinder 98 ThirteenthBender John, carpenter S. W. corner Callowhill and Kunke'Bender Richard, constable Fifth above Buttonwood laneBenders Richard, shoemaker 127 BrownBenedict John, shoemaker Stewart's alleyBenfer John, jun. tailor 3.51 North. FrontBenjamin Theodore, jeweller 190 South FifthBenjamin Wolf, cordial distiller 167 CedarBenner Charles, cooper 4 North Tenth, dwelling 321 ArchBenner Elizabeth, widow Lombard above TwelfthBenner Elizabeth, milliner 93 MulberryBenner George, merchant 2 ; North FourthBenner George, baker Frankford road

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Benner Hannah, storekeeper corner Fourth and Poplar lane

Benner Jacob, sen. weaver 189 North ThirdBenner Jacob, jun. saddler 187 North ThirdBenner James, accountant 57 NewBenner James 133 PlumBenner John, chemist 48 South EighthBenner John, baker 300 North Front

Benner John, bricklayer George West Schuylkill SeventhBenner John, tailor 48 SpruceBenner John, tavernkeeper 40 ChesnutBenner Mary, grocer 11 BuddBenner Mary, widow of Jacob sea captain 57 NewBenner Rachel, widow 128 North FrontBenner Peter, oak cooper 365 North SecondBenner Sebastian, cabinetmaker 62 North JuniperBenner Whiteman, silverplater Mint courtBenners Henry, porter 65 South JuniperBennet Ann, widow Sink's courtjBennett Benjamin, musician 34 PowellBennet Christopher, mariner Workman's courtBennett John, cordwainer back 294 South ThirdBennet John, marble cutter 13 North Tenth, d. h. 63 FilbertBennet John, mariner back 98 SwansonBennet John, merchant, 313 North SecondBennett John, shipcarpenter Beach near MarlboroughBennet John, stevedore, 121 South WaterBennet Joel B., printer 11 QuarryBennett Joseph L. mariner 79 PlumBennett Lewis, seaman Front near LaurelBennett Nathaniel, labourer Rose alley

Bennett Nicholas, carter Wood near Juliana st.

Bennet Titus, bookseller &.c. 37 HighBennet & Walton, booksellers &c. 37 HighBennett Wra. S. sea captain 11 VernonBennett William W., dry good store 122 South TenthBenninghove Elizabeth, widow 4 Church alley

Benninghove Sc Nassau, tobacconists 77 HighBennis Henry, hatter 155 CherryBensley Clement B., teacher 150 South SixthBenson Alexander, stock and exchange broker 142 MarketBenson Daniel, 96 Gaskill

Benson Jane, widow boarding house 151 ChesnutBenson Richard, carpet warehouse 242 HighBent William, machinemaker 11 6 South EighthBenthall John D mariner 518 South FrontBentley Christian, tobacconist 346 North SecondBern ley Bavid and John, coppersmiths 162 North ThirdBentley John, tobacconist Fourth near Poplar laneBently John, gentleman North Fourth near Poplar lanefBentley R., labourer Fourth above ChesnutBenton John, carpenter & grocer N.E. cor. Sixth te'FjtZWaterBeoraff Valentine, victualler hear Thirteenth

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Berg Henry, tailor 260 St. JoTin

Bergasse Cadet, merchant 42 UnionBerger Elizabeth, teacher Hause's court

Berger Robert B., umbrellamaker south-vest corner Sixth andButtonwood

Berkley Christian, supercargo 60 Sassafras

Bernard Elias, oyesterman 84 North SecondBernard John, gentleman Germantown road 97Bernard Lewis, shopkeeper near Callowhill st. wharfBernard Phcebe, 97 North FrontBernard "widow of John, 94 North Water and 97 North FrontBernadou J. B., merchant 221 High, dwelling 191 Pine

-f-Bernet John, shoemaker 201 CedarBerriand Mrs., widow boarding house 148 South Fourth.

Berrett William, sign and ornamental painter 9 CherryBerrien Mary, widow 72 Lombard|Berry Charles, cobbler Paschall's alley

Berry Charles, waterman 108 Green

fBerry James, mariner 35 Currant alley

}Berry Memory, 30 Blackberry alley

Berry Oliver, boot and shoe manufacturer 56 MulberryBerry Peter L, carpenter 27 Powell

fBerry Reuben, mariner 87 ShippenBerry Richard, innkeeper S.W. corner Front and SeuCh

fBerry Samuel, waiter 253 SpruceBerryman Joseph, bricklayer back 261 St. JohnBerryman Richard, shipwright 31 MaryBcrrymar. Robert coachmaker 22 MaryBersch Henry, baker south-east corner Fifth and ShippenBertron David, M. D. corner Callowhill and KunkelBertram Francis, oysterman 222 LombardBess John, shoemaker Tenth near Callowhill

Besselievre Francis P., accountant Fitzwater above SixthBesson L. & Son, fancy dry good store 52 South SecondBest C , widow of Michael B. Christian near SixthBeswiche Ann, widow dealer 366 South FrontBetcheil Godfrey, accountant 87 North SecondBethousen C, feather and bedding warehouse 7 South F:

dwelling 49 GreenBethell Jacob, shoemaker, Beach near Shackamaxon (K.)

Betterton George, grocer X.W. corner Federal and SecondBetteridge Lucy, Fourth near CarpenterBettle Rachel, widow shoemaker 16 BrownBetton widow, boarding house 350 MarketBetz Phillipina, shopkeeper 227 St. JohnBetz Willium, hatter 332 -orth SecondBevan Matthew L., merchant 35 S. wharves, d. h. 218 /5rchBevan & Porter, merchants 35 South wharvesBeven John, painter, Sec 253 South FrontBeverlin Magdalen, widow tayloress 6 Sugar allej

fBeverly Thomas, mariner 37 Elizabeth

Bewley Catharine, widow seamstress Wright's ceurt

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Bewly Isaac, letter carrier 130 VineBeylard John, jr. merchant 101 "Walnut

Beylle Joseph, wine merchant 63 S. Second, d. h. 184 Spruce

Bejlle Joseph & Co., wine merchants 63 South SecondBian James, printer 155 South Sixth

Bibens John, painter &c. 256 South Fifth

Bibighaus Jacob, German teacher Rose alley (X. L.)

Bickerton Benjamin, cooper Race near Sch. Seventh

Bickerton Mary, nurse 25 Parham's alley

Bickerton Thomas, oak cooper 45 Christian

Bickham George, labourer 471 North ThirdBickham Sarah, widow 254 South Front

Bicking John, printer S. W. corner Third and Chesnut• Bickley Edward, carpenter 44 WoodBickley Daniel, lumberyard and wharfOak near Brown, dwel-

ling SO Callowhill

Bickley David, grocer S. E. corner Front and Callowhill

Bickley s H. 8c J., curriers and leather store 110 Sassafras

Bicknell George A., merchant 131 High, d. h. 4 Palmyra rowBidaux Charles, umbrella maker Fifth above ButtonwoodBiddle Charles, jun. dry good store and looking glass ware-

house S. W. corner Front and High, d. h 80 South FrontBiddle Clement C, notary public, stock and exch. broker anfl

attorney at law 41 Dock, dwelling 303 SpruceBiddle Clement, sugar refiner 27 Church alley, d.h.'204 ArchBiddle Edward R., gentleman 43 WalnutBiddle Elizabeth, widow of John, 142 HighBiddle Hannah, widow 13S LombardBiddle James C, attorney at law 43 WalnutBiddle John E., tailor 145 South Fifth

Biddle John, storekeeper Vine near EighthBiddle John G., broker 26 Walnut, dwelling 3 Franklin rowBiddle Mr., gentleman 273 ChesnutBiddle Mrs. C, gentlewoman 43 WalnutBiddle S., storekeeper 52 South FourthBiddle Samuel, druggist, &c. 142 High"Biddle Thomas & John S., stock and exch. brokers 26 WalnutBiddle Thomas, stock broker, Sec. 120| South FourthBiddle Thomas, stock and exch. broker 26 Walnut, dwelling

122 South FourthBiddle Wm. M., gentleman 52 South Fourth

Biddle Wm. S., counsellor at law 183 Walnut, dwelling 310Chesnut

Bigar Ann, 64 ArchBiggard John, oysterman 60 Cedar

j-Biggs Henry, carter Christian near Sixth

Btgler Jacob, sailmaker 1 Rogers' court (X. L.)

Bigley & Sweeney, grocers N. W. corner Crab and Shippea

Bignell John, hatter 10 Coombes' alley

Bigonet Jacob, druggist 158 LombardBigwortb Julia, 6hoebinder back 159 St. John

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Bilbrough Samuel, merchant 9 Dock, dwelling" 1 PruneBilling widow, seamstress, 3 Smith's courtBillings Isaac, auctioneer 383 RaceBillings Thomas, dyer and printer Sassafras near Sch. FrontBillings William, Whalebone alley

Billington George, gentleman 163 SpruceBills William, shipwright Federal near P'ront

Bilsland Ann, widow 9 Franklin row South NinthBinder Jacob, hatter 286 North FrontBinder Joshua, labourer 257 SpruceBinder William, hatter 286 North FrontBinderman Frederick W., tobacconist 19 north FrontBingham Elizabeth, widow 111 North JuniperBingham John, weaver Fitzwater above SeventhBingham Robert, trunkmaker S W. corner Centre squareBingham Samuel, printer 154 South Fifth

Binns Benjamin P., accountant 51 Gaskill

Binns John, alderman 70 Chesnut, editor and publisher of theDemocratic Press

Binney Horace, counsellor at law, office 81 & d. h. 79 S. 4th.

Binny John, type founder N.W. corner Cedar and Ninth

Binney Joseph, cutler cor. Passyunk road and Federal

Bioren Benjamin, sea captain 69 Union

Bioren John, printer and bookseller 73 South SecondBirch Francis, tailor 17 Cherry alley

Birch Thomas, landscape painter 25 North Fourth

Birch Thomas, gardener corner Race and Sch. Second

Birch Thomas, D. D. North Fourth front of the old AcademyBirch William Y., gentleman 212 WalnutBird Charles & Co., hardware merchants 98 High dwelling

house Fourth above 12

Bird Charles, cooper 215 South Sixth

Bird captain George, agent for New York packets 17 SouthWharves, dwelling 357 North Second

fBird James, shoemaker 25 North Tenth

Bird Jane, confectioner and pastry cook 163 Chesnut

Bird Joseph, county treasurer, office west wing of the state

house, dwelling Fifth above iJuttonwood

Bird Juliana, innkeeper South Water 2d below Drawbridge

Bird M-, fancy dry good store 61 South Second

Birkett James, sea captain 267 South Front

Birkhorn Elizabeth, widow N. E. corner Second & MaryBirmingham John, 43 Buddftijrson James, 171 South Third

Bisby Asoph, cordwainer corner Sch. Eighth And Say

Bisby Mary, taylovess German above Second

Bishop A labourer 38 Christian

Bishop Benjamin cabinet maker S.W. corner Callowhiil andJulian

Bishop David, trader Charlotte near Poplar lane

Bishop Mary, widow 266 Lombard

Btshop Richard, merchant 9 Palmyra ro\r

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Bishop Richard, merchant 16 South Front, dwelling Palmyra

square,

_' -,uBishop Richard, importer of hosiery 55 Chesnut, dwelling

415 ArchBishop , teacher 5 Cresson's alley

Bispham Catharine, widow tayloress 38 Christian

Bispham Daniel, tailor Green near Shackamaxon

Bispham George, oak cooper 200 North Fifth

Bissell Laetitia, tutoress 520 south Front

Bitner Catharine, tayloress 4 Knight's court

Black Andrew, carter 111 SwansouBlack Ann, widow 147 South TenthBlack Alexander, grocer S.W. corner Sixth and Shippen

Black Furman, deputy keeper of the prison, 223 Cherry

Black George, shipwright 15 Federal near Front

Black James, 208 WalnutBlack J. Young, liquid blacking maker 19 Franklin court *

Black Joseph, labourer 86 SwansonBlack M., cordwainer 68 GermanBlack Margaret, widow of James, 22 Christian

Black Miss, boarding house 115 WalnutBlack Rhodes & Silas, porters 84 Gaskill

Black Robert, importer of precious stones, jewellery and

fancy goods, 4 Carpenter's court

Black Samuel, wood wharf near 99 Swanson, d.h. 209 SouthBlack Thomas, blacksmith 19 Franklin court

Black Thomas, grocer 95 Shippen, dwelling Marble courtBlack Thomas, hatter .Blackberry alley

Black William, merchant 98 North FrontBlackburn Alexnnder, hatter back 387 RaceBlackburne John, labourer Say street

Blackburn Mary, widow boarding house 44 North SeventhBlackliart A. J., dealer 77 BedfordBlackiston John, sea captain 49 George (S.)

Blackman David, shingle-dresser 112 Oak above Coates'Blackmail Enoch, grocer corner Oak and Noble (N.Blackman Robert, shoemaker 82 .BuddBlackston J., tanner N. W. corner Crab and CedarBlackstone & Leaman, dry good merchants 147 HighBlackwell Robert, D. D. 50 PineBlackwell William, mariner back 219 SwansonBlackwood Atchinson, carpet weaver 125 North EleventhBladen Wm. T., biscuit baker 165 North WaterBlaikic George D., merchant 103 North FrontBlain Margaret, widow boarding house 100 FilbertBlain William, weaver High near Sch. SixthBlair Hugh, superintendent of Craigs' factory 166 GermanBlair Hannah, widow 228 PineBlair James, grocer corner Third and Germantown roadBlair William, boot and shoe manufacturer 20 ChesnutBlake Ann, widow circulating library 166 South ThirdBlake David, labourer 77 -Bedford

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Wake George B., music store and library 13 South Fifth£Blake John, laborer 34 blackberry alleyBlakely Michael, mariner back 296 South FourthBlakembre Thomas V., japanner 195$ LombardBlanchard Felix, tallow' chandler 81 VineBlanchard Isaac W., accountant N. E. corner Dillwyn & NobloBlanchard, widow boarding house 42 CarpenterBlane Sarah E., widow 220 ArchBJaney Heftry, printer 181 North EighthBlaney Mary, widow 58 PennBlaney Mrs., widow 1/0 South ThirdBlaney, widow washerwoman S.W. corner Centre squareBlandford David, blacksmith back 126 North FifthBlandford George,, blacksmith Cresson's alleyBlandford Samuel, blacksmith back 126 North FifthBlanding Doctor, 84 "WoodBlangee Reuben, pilot Smith's court north FrontBlank Mary, widow Cedar above TwelfthBiankin Susan, widow shopkeeper Sch. Eighth between Sas

safras and VineBlankinback Christiana, widow LemonBlame Joseph, bottler 5 North Fifth

Biatchford Stephen, pawn broker NVV. cor. Vine & Fifth

Bhrtt William, grocer 102 Oak (N.L.)Biee Samuel, brick maker George West Sch. FourthBlecker Henry, eedar cooper Ridge road above VineBleyler John, tavernkeeper 300 North SecondBlock Henry, boarding house 28 North Third [see Blue 1

Blondeau Francis, professor of music 63 North EighthBlood Eleanor, widow 230 North WaterBlood Rowland, waterman N.W. corner Brown.and BuddBloom John, carter Sixth near GreenBloomer John, oak cooper 176 St. JohnBlower Elizabeth, widow dyer 78 North Seventh

Bloxon Woodman, oysterman 10" Christian

Bloxton Elizabeth, widow back 156 SwansonBlume George, cordwainer 21^ Pewterplatter alle)

Bluncr Ann, bread and cake baker 137 ArchUlye S. dry good store 403 north ThirdBoardman John, hatter back 262 CedarfBoardly Stephen, labourer 217 ShippenBoateDoiah, cake baker 150 North Fifth

Boate Horatio, printer corner of Wood and Fifth

Boat Jacob, shoemaker 13 Pratts' court

Boat Richard, shoemaker 15 Pratts' court

Bochin Daniel, gentleman Bockius' court

Bochin William, gentleman Bockius' court

Buckholt Andrew, mariner Queen near SecondBockius Jacob, hatter 219 north Second

Bockius John, sea captain 381 south Front

Bockius William, carpenter 270 Lombard, d. h. 81 Unioi-

Bodett Anthony, drayman corner Queen and Fifth

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Bodey Rudolph, chairmaker 279 South Third

Bodkin George, storekeeper 300 Walnut

Boga John, sugar boiler 141 north Fifth

Boggins Nicholas, fruiterer 59 north Third

Boggs Catharine, widow tailoress 21 PlumBoggs David, cabinet maker 2 Kean's court

Boggs Edwin, bricklayer 5 Shields' court

Boggs Francis, 13 Friends' alms house

Boggs George & James, wholesale dry good store 188 II: -A

Boggs Margaret S. widow 123 north Ninth

Boggs Slary, widow Hunter's court

| Bogle Robert, waiter 46 south Eighth

Bohlen B. & J. merchants 67 and 69 south Fourth

Bohlen John, merchant 67 south 4th, dwelling 238 WainuBohlen Rebecca, widow 46 TammanyBohonnon Charles, broker 208 south Seventh

Boileau Thomas L. attorney at law 149 north Fourth

Boiren Benjamin, bricklayer 148 St. JohnB jissier Anthony, baker "Eckfeldt's court

Boisier Jerome, cordwainer 78 LombardBoizard Lewis, oysterman 35 Powell [see BoyzapthBoke, widow, shopkeeper Juniper alley

Boker Charles S. domestic coffee warehouse 32 Church alley

Boker L. millinery store 14 south FourthBoland John, shoemaker 183 north FrontBolass John, stevedore Plumb above Second

• Holden Andrew, woodsawyer 78 north EleventhBoiler, widow of John, 89 Sassafras

Bolter Patience, widow washerwoman 70 north Junip-eT

Bolton John R. printer Sassafras near JuniperBomeisler L. Sc Co. fancy store 93 north ThirdUonslee John, victualler, 543 north ThirdBond Thomas, cabinetmaker Hoffman's alley

Bonnell Samuel hardware merchant 251 High d. h. 96 n. Sixthtfonnell Sarah, widow washerwoman Taper alley

Bonneuil Peter, confectioner 37 PineBond Elizabeth, widow sfioebinder near Maple & MechanicBond Henry, M. D. 120 ArchBones Samuel, biker 29 north NinthBonfield Robert, stone cutter Castle street

Bongard Margaret, washerwoman back 94 north JuniperBonnafon A. dancmg master 685 S. Fourth, d. h. 100 UnionBonne Mrs. boarding house 68 LombardBonnin George, auctioneer 69 (upper) CedarBonsall Benjamin. Fetter lane.Bonsall Benjamin S. merchant 201 SpruceBonsall Edward, gentleman S.W. corner Spruce and SfxthJBonsall Elizabeth, widow Shields' alley

Bonsai Henry, grocer 21 JulianaBonsall John, cdavey&ttcer office 3 Carpenter's court, dwe*J=

.ling Locust W*. of S . \>po. Washington squareC2

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Bowler Jacob, gentleman 21 NewmarketHowies Andrew, labourer Ridge road above CallowLili

Bowles Robert, gentleman 20 GardenBowles , bloek and pumpmaker 13 SwansnnBowman Abraham, printer 4 Elmslies* alley

Bowman Casper, labourer i?onsall near TenthBowman Charles, carter 279 South Fifth

Bowman Charles, mariner 36 Mead alley

-Bowman Grace, pepperpot and hominy house Old York road*near Coates'

Cowman Isaac, mariner 5 Parham's alley

Bowman Jacob, labourer Petticoat alley

Bowman John, jun. agent for steam boats 3 High, dwellingTownsend's court

Bowman Joseph, carter 13 KunkelBowman Michael, combmaker 390 north ThirdBowman Thomas, accountant PfeifFer's alley

Bowman Zacharia, painter &c. 207 Coates'Bownas James, taliow chandler Arch west Schuylkill SecondBowning William, victualler 272 south Seventh

? Bowser Jeremiah, oysterman north Second, dwelDmj 177North Fourth

Bowser William, 123 south WaterBowston Daniel, sea captain 444 south FrontBoyce Benjamin, cordwainer 2 Locust, dwelling 197 SprBoyce Hannah M. boardinghouse 113 south ThirdBoyce Sarah, boarding house 12 Gray's alley

Boyd Charles, oysterman 25 Pewterplatter alley

Boyd David, merchant tailor upper 33 north Fourth.

Coyd Hugh, grocer 4 Hopkin's court (N. L.)

Boyd Hugh, labourer WTilley's court

Boyd John, broker 20 south Fourth, dwelling 143 Sprucfc

Boyd John, engraver S. W. corner Chesnut and Third

Boyd John, tailor 28 north Front

"Boyd Maria, milliner 263 south Second

Boyd Rev. George, D. D. north-east comer Virue arui Jul'.'

Boyd Susan, shopkeeper 3 WoodBold Thomas, nailer 330 south Front

Boyd William, merchant back 340 High

Boyd William, taliow chandler 121 north Fifth

Boyer Daniel, biacksnr.th 244 south Fifth

Boyer James, scrivener 4 vVood near Second

Boyer John and James, carpenters 4 \\ ood

Boyer Mary, widow of Isaac, 142 north Second

Boyer Valentine, vici. 28a X. Eighth, stall 57 Ne\V-marl

Boyer William, gentleman 21 I'ow

Boyer William W. cordwainer -! 1 Front

Boyers Hanec, grocer South - of

Boyle Charles, shopkeeper 325

iJoyle Eliza, principal tea- aa Asylum of

Joseph's church Sixth near Spi

"Boyle James & Co. tobacconist < north Fourth

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Boyle James, labourer 24 Raspberry alley

Boyle James, labourer 48 Passyunk roadBoyle James, sandman 82 SwansonBoyle John, blacksmith 25 Sugar alley

Boyle John, coachsmith 10 ChesterBoyle Martha, spinner 79 north JuniperBoyles Nathaniel, grocer 543 north Front

Boyle William, dealer south-east corner Third and Shippen

Boys Mary, widow of Samuel, 19 BrowneBoyter Amelia, widow back 38 i?uddBoz Conrad, shopkeeper Julianna

Boze William, grocer and bricklayer 148 LombardBozorth Wi Ilium, carpenter 122 Filbert

Braceland Jeremiah, tailor back 126 PlumBrackin Henry, printer 7 Cresson's alley

Brackney Samuel, tailor 7 taker's court

Bracner Lewis, tobacconist near Green st. Rose alley

Brade John, carver 2 Whitaker's rowBrades Peter, innkeeper 140 north SecondBradford James H. student in Alms housefMradford John, porter .Blackberry alley

Bradford Samuel, cordwainer 115 DillwynBradford Samuel F. gentleman 206 ChesnutBradford Selby, city watchman Noble near Sixth

Bradford Susannah, widow boarding house 68 north Fifth

Bradford Thomas, gentleman 8 south FrontBradford Thomas, jun. attorney at law 5 SansomBradford Thomas, labourer 473 north SecondBradford widow, 6 College avenueBradford William, printer and bookseller 8 south Front,

dwelling 214 MulberryBradhurst Davis, boarding house 6 Franklin court

Bradley James, baker 362 HighBradley John, 108 ArchBradley Mary, 189 north FrontBradley Michael, labourer 72 PlumBradley Mrs. grocer 31 PruneBradley Patrick, labourer 298 Vine and 90 Filbert

Bradley Richard S. tailor 60 ZaneBradley Silas, mariner 203 LombardBradley William, tailor 295 south ThirdBradshaw Barbara, widow shopkeeper north-east corner ot

Cherry and TenthBradshaw Sarab, taverkeepev 193 ChesnutBrady Alexander, carpenter SheafPs alley

Brady Andrew, tailor 258 south SixthBrady Bartholomew, shopkeeper 78 south FourthBready C. L. coachmaker 197, dwelling 132 south Fifth

Brady Farrel, tavernkeeper 5 north Sixth

Bready James, carpenter 283 south FourthBrady James, cordwainer Taylor's court

Brady James, labourer 3 Coombs' alley

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Brady James, morocco manufacturer 77 south Fifth

Brady J. & H. dry good store S. E. comer of Fifth and Prune

Brady John, dry good store 4 south Eighth

Bready John, shoemaker 33 LawrenceBrady John, teacher 31 PruneBready Lawrence, trader 168 north WaterBradyP. and Son, cotton manufactory Cermantown road

Brady Robert, stone cutter 7 south Thirteenth

Bragenton widow, 438 north FrontBrail/ John, watchman Heyde's court

fBraklin Samuel, cabinetmaker Acorn alley

Brand Christian, tinman 90 north Eleventh and 125 HighBrandberg Mary, widow washerwoman 4 Knight's c urt

Branner Federick, milkman Francisville (N. L.)

Brandt Aime, watchmaker and jeweller 129 north Second.

Brandt John, carpenter 388 north ThirdBrandt Taylor, innkeeper 358 north Front

Brandt Thomas, stone mason 393 north SecondBrandt William, well digger Eleventh above Pine

Brannagan Thomas, collector 105 Coates'

Brannan Benjamin, oysterman 233 CedarBrannan Edward, umbrellamaker 153 north SecondBrannon Elisha, carpenter above Fourth in Poplar lane

Brannon John, drayman 15 Fayette

Brannan Miss Ann, dry good store 245 south SecondBrannan Samuel, plaisterer Fifth below CedarBrannan Susannah, widow 13 Wagner's alley

Bransau Peter, braes founder Apple bet. Fourth & Fifth (N'.L.

Bransau Sarah, dry good store 32 north SecondBransau Sarah, painter on velvet 8 Fetter lane

Branson John, cedar cooper celler 7 north Sixth, dwelling 12;

north SixthBranson Joshua E. innkeeper 14 north Front

Bramble William, oak cooper back 9 CrownBrame Henry, carpenter 83 J?rownBramer Surah, china store 52 CedarBrasenton widow, 438 north FrontBrasier Amuble, watchmaker and jeweller 12 south ThiBratton John, weaver 121 iiuddBratton R<,b. rt, carpenter 159 CedarBravard R. dry good store ~29 south SecondBraxton Mrs. boarding house 3'±9 MulberryBray and Barcroft, dry good store 217 north ThirdBray Elkanah, sea captain 313 south SecondBray Susannah, dealer 313 south SecondBrazier Christopher, biscuit baker 8 Fetter lane

Brazier John, whitesmith 171 Crcen [see 1Breadin James, tailor 67 south FrontBream Hannah, 1 IS SouthBreautigam Daniel, iron store 194 north SecondBreb^n John, merchant 23 south TenthBreed Samuel D. shoe manufactory 49 north Front

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$reen Peter, distiller N. W. corner Juniper alley and TenthBreidenhart George, upholsterer 117 south Front

Breintnall David, ladies shoemaker 200 Chesnut

Breintnall Kev. Thomas, inquire 200 ChesnutBreish I. innkeeper north-west corner Poplar and ThirdBrelsford Francis, hoot and shoemaker 52 -Mechanic

Brelsford and Joyce, Spring makers 90 CherryBrelsford John, shipwright 33 Christian

Brelsford Joseph, blacksmith near 11 Castle

Brelsford T. innkeeper 468 north SecondBremen Peter, Margaretta near Front

Brentzhofer George, wheelwright 7 QuarryBrethoff Henry, sea captain 21 VernonBretz Jacob, merchant 32 north ThirdBreuil Catharine, widow storekeeper 195 south SecondBrewer John, weaver Queen near MarlboroughBrewer Wm. clock and watch maker 4 Friend's alms houseBrewer William, mariner 6 Little rowBrewster Charles, grocer 473 HighBrewster Francis E. attorney at law 5 Little GeorgeBrewster Samuel, shipcarpenter Beach near Marlborough (K.)

Brick John R. currier 182 north Fourth, dwelling 31 ChesnutBrick William, tanner 8 Franklin

Bricker Jacob, weaver 473 north ThirdBrickman George, baker 82 south EleventhBricknell Charles H. carpenter 228 GreentBridge London, waiter Ball alley near ShippenBridges Culpepper, merchant 206 PineBridges James, grocer south-east corner Third and SpruceBridges Jemima, widow of Robert 259 south FrontBrierd Catharine, widow 104 CedarBriggs Elizabeth, widow X. W. cor. Tammany and DilhvynBriggs John, cupper and bleeder 47 north SeventhBriggs William, whitesmith 155 LocustBrighman Charles, shoemaker 55 BuddBright Ann, milliner and seamstress 12 Coombs' alley

Bright George, gentieman north side of Chesnut betweenTwelfth and Thirteenth

Bright George, innkeeper 132 south WaterBrill Mary, widow market woman Petticoat alley

Brindle James, grocer 447 near Fourth north-east comer »fPoplar lane

Bringhurst George, coachmaker 23 north Fifth

Bringhurst Mary, widow 22 north NinthBringhurst Robert R. cabinetmaker 345 south SecondBrinsley J. S. merchant tailor N. E. corner Walnut and FifthBrinton Jol.p H. counseller at law 217 MulberryBrinton John S. attorney at law 12 south SeventhBrish Joshua, innkeeper N. W corner Poplar lane and ThirdBristoll Hannah, 403 north SecondBrittan Charles, shoemaker Cobb's court (N. L.)

Britton's board yard 215 north Water

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Britton Isaac, oysterman 18 GreenBritton Robert, basketmaker Callowhill near GardenBritton Thomas, minter Wiley's court

Britton William, lumber merchant 142 north Water, dwell-ing north Ninth

Britz Adam, grocer 426 north FrontBroad Aaron, blacksmith 102 Market west Centre squareBroad Joseph, tanner 16 BrownBroadie Christiana, widow 148 LocustBroadnick Richard, house carpenter Castle

Brobston Ann, widow 45 Gaskill

Brobston Joseph, boarding house N. W. corner Lombard andFront

Brobson Joshua, grocer 437 south FrontBrochman Benjamin, carter back 101 DillwynBrock Charles, accountant 128 Callowhill

Brock Deacon, cordwainer 51 2?rownBrock John, grocer north Second, dwelling 11 PfeifFer's alley

Brock John, tailor back 22 Elfreth's alley

Brock Thomas, tavernkeeper S. W. corner Tenth and ArchBrockerman William, tobacconist 50 TammanyBrocklehurst R. smith Wistar's courtBrodhead Daniel, accountant 12 ArchBrodhead Rev. Jacob, 77 north Fifth

Brode Michael, tanner Noble near FrontBrodie Andrew, grocer south-east corner Coates' and SecondBroearley William, shipwright 66 SwansonBrokerhoflf Peter, sugar boiler back 500 south FrontBrongar Catharine, widow boarding house 170 CherryBronson Enos, classical teacher 6 Franklin row below WalnutBronson John, hatter 136 SwansonBrooke Caleb, smith 88 Callowhill, dwelling Kunkcl above

Pegg's runBrooke C. and J. blacksmiths 88 CallowhillBrooke C. P. storekeeper 411 north SecondBrooke Doctor, north-east corner Fourth and TammanyBrooke Frederick, accountant 130 St. JohnBrooke James, smith Fourth near .BrownBrooke John, blacksmith 88 Callowhill, d. h. 412 N. ThirdBrook John, blacksmith Charlotte near UrownBrooke S innkeeper and machinemaker 295 north ThirdBrook Susan, widow Charlotte near UrownBrooker Benjamin, broker 244 south FourthBrooker Christian, silk dyer 124 north EleventhBrooker Joseph, stevedore back 50 BedfordBrookfield Is.iac, cordwainer Trotter's alleyBrookover John, carter b4 north JuniperBrooks Catharine, 22 Seventh near WalnutBrooks James, blacksmith back 112 ifrownBrooks John, carpenter 32 GardenBrooks John, china store & clerk at bank N. A. 179CallowhilBrooks John, cooper 63 south Water, dwelling- 5 Norris' alley

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Brookes John.plaisterer near Tammany and Old York road

Brooks Lewis, gentleman Noble near ThirdBrooks Oliver, sea captain 17 Fine

Brooks Robert, county commissioner Callowhillab. Eleventh

Brooks Samuel, merchant Guard's wharf, d. b. 228 WalnutBrooks William, weaver Walnut below BroadBroom and Wagner, coopers 352 north FrontBroom Christopher, drayman 104 BuddBroom James M. counseller at law office 97, d. h. 95 Walnir.

Broome Miss Hannah, 118 CedarBroome William, carpenter 75 south SecondBroomer John, oak cooper 175 St. JohnBroomer Peter, carter Fifth below CedarBroomer Thomas, labourer Fifth below CedarBrotherton Hugh, shoemaker 314 south SecondBroughton Horace, accountant 186 north Fifth

Brown Abraham, blacksmith 97 Budd rBrown Abraham, mariner Third near Shippen ',

Brown Adam, maltster Nonnater's courtBrown Andrew, innkeeper 44 SouthBrown Andrew, teacher 51 south Fifth

Brown Ann, 241 north FrontBrown Anlay, tailor 6 ChesnutBrowne Aquilla A. attorney at law 60 south Sixth, dwelling

307 WalnutBrown and Wagner, coopers 352 north FrontBrown Catharine, widow of Peter, Hanover near Princejttrown Charles, coachman Acorn alley

Brown Charles H. gentleman 25 Key's alley

Brown Christiana, 31 CrabbBrown Christiana, 440 south Front|Brown Clement, labourer at Bushill foundryfBrown Constant, mariner 1 Bell's courtBrown Cornelius, boarding house 135 north WaterBrownhill Daniel B. hair dresser 215 north SecondBrown David, blacksmith back 99 BuddBrown David P. attorney at law 104 ArchBrown David, sea captain 383 south FrontBrown Deborah, widow of Dr. Thomas 42 GeorgeBrown Draper, labourer Fourth near BrownBrown Eleanor, widow tailoress 71 Gaskill

Brown Elias, stone cutter, yard Seventh above Pine, dwelling13 Pine

Brown Elias, stone cutter 195 south Seventh, dwelling Pinebelow Tenth

Brown Elijah, commission merchant 48 Dock, dwelling 39south Fourth

fBrown Elisha, waiter back 2 Dean's alley

Brown Elizabeth, back 364 south SecondBrown Elizabeth, boarding house 128 south FourthBrown Elizabeth, milliner 97 north Second

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jBrown Elizabeth, whitewasher 109 Ch

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Brown Elizabeth, widow High corner Schu;

Brown Elizabeth, widow of George 127 <

Brown Esther, widow 165 ArchBrown Elizabeth, widow seamstress 89 Passyunk roadfBrov. n Emanuel, waiter hack 94 north EleventhBrown Francis, tailor FrancisviHe (X. L.)

Brown Frederick, chemist and druggist n<:

Chesnut and Fifth

j-Br >wn George, barber 135 LombardBrown George, oysterman 196 CedarBrown George, tavernkeeper Cedar near Gi

Brown George, tobacconist Spruce west Sci.u) ikiil FrontBrown Gowen. cordwainer 2o ShippenBrown Hannah, widow 62 VineBrown Henry, cordwainer George above Second \S 155 CBrown Henry, ladies' shoemaker 11 Marshall's alley

Brown Henry L. chair and sofamaker, 66 DockBrown Isaac, carpenter corner Fifth and Davis' t

Brown Isaac, gilder 8 SpruceBrown Isabella, wid jW corner Arch a

Brown Isaiah, labourer 267 south Fifth

Brown Jacob, morocco dresser 16 Poplar lane

Brown Jacob. r S. W. cor. Sch. I

Brown Jacob, corder Oak above Green (N. L)tBrown Jacob, carter Smith's court near Eic:

Brown Jacob, cordwainer Taper alley

Brown James, cor :->. E. corner I .

Brown James X. mari:.

Brown James, M, D 352 MarketBrown James, merchant 109 south Third

a James, sin 12 Willing*s alley

Brown James, skin dre irth above PojBrown James, tailor 28 Franklin court

Brown James, waiter 32 Bonsai]

Brown James, weaver St.Joseph's avenueBrown J. and M. and M. D Lew's, rnei

jBrown Jesse, 264 south Seventhvn Jeremiah, merchant 114 Arch

Brown Joel, emaker 1

Brow Co. merchants 2&Brown John ?c Co. merchants 16 Chesnut

vn John, brushmaker 24 AnnBrown John C. blacksmith Beach above >I

Browne John C, shtpsmtth and lumber mernorth Front, dwelling Bench above 1!

Brc .lector 44 Mead alley

Urown John, engineer near 11 Sassafr

jentleman b Front;er 62 south Ele~-

i . ourer Fitzwater belo'

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Brown John, merchant 216 ChesrmtBrown John M. rigger 14 NobleBrown John P. fisherman WarrenBrown John, painter &c. 22 RaspberryBrown John S. shoemaker 167 north ThirdBrown John, silver plajter north Tenth second house above

Cherry or 15 north ThirdBrown John, tailor 16 BroadBrown John, 376 north FrontBrown Joseph, boot-tree and lastmaker and finding store 13

Dock, dwelling 5 Lxtitia courtBrown Joseph, currier 6 Elmslie's alley

Brown Joseph, mariner 90 Christian

Brown Lewis, merchant 146 HighBrowne Liberty, conveyancer 18 S Sixth, d.h.59 Tammanyf Brown Lowery, coachman Mark's lane

| Brown Lunar, sweep Brown above Fourth

fBrown Lunar, jun. ragman Brown above FourthBrown M. and J. M. riggers first wharf belo"W Hay-scales

Brown Margaret, widow Galbraith's court

Brown Maria, widow of Stephen fancy millinery store 6 N.SixlhBrown Mark, labourer at Bushill foundryBrown Martha, widow back 111 Catharine

fBrown Mary, Rose alley (City)

Brown Mary, shopkeeper Brown near FourthBrown Mary widow 6 South alley

j-Brown Mary, widow Gaskill above FourthBrown Mary, widow Brown's courtBrown Mary, widow 36 ZaneBrown Michael, rigger 6 MargarettaBrown Mrs. M. teacher 205 ArchBrown Noble, carter opposite 320 south SixthBrown Paul S. merchant Girard's wharf, dwelling 132 SpruceBrowne Peter A. counsellor at law 194 ChesnutBrown Peter, brushmaker 72 CrownBrown Rachel, widow back 116 GermanBrown Rebecca, boarding house 135 north WaterBrown Rebecca, glovemuker 143 LocustBrown Richard, storekeeper 353 south Second

f Jrown Robert, labourer Ninth above Cedar

fBrown Robert, master sweep 149 LocustBrown Robert, weaver Callowhill near Twelfth

fBrown Samuel, mariner Osburn's courtBrown Sarah, widow boarding house 213 ArchBrown Thomas, captain of U. S. navy 78 south Eleventh

fBrown Thomas, coachman 254 LombardBrown Thomas, gentleman N. E. cor. Tammany and DiliwynBrown Thomas, grocer south-east corner Locust and NinthBrown Thomas L. tailor 71 GaskillBrown Thomas, storekeeper 17 south SecondBrown William, cabinetmaker back 132 South Front

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Brown William, cabinetmaker back of 132 Cedar

Brown AYilliam, bottler 50 north Fifth

Brown William, hair cutter Miller's alley

Brown William, inspector of the customs 123 LombardBrown William, labourer Jones' alley n. Sch. Fifth £J Filbert

Brown William, ladies' shoemaker 140 Lombard

fBrown William, master sweep 136 Cherry

Brown William, plumber 180 LombardBrown William, printer, office Wagner's alley near Race

Brown William, tanner Fifth above Callowhill

Brown William, tanner 69 PlumBrown William, tanner Old York road near Noble

Brown William W. carpenter 25 Wood below Fourth

Brown William, whitesmith 21 Green|Brown William, waiter 32 Bonsall

Brown William, watchmaker 57 south Front

Brown widow, 87 north Ninth

Brown widow, boarding house 4th door ab. Eleventh in GeorgejBrownhiil Daniel B. hairdresser 215 north Second

Bruce Mrs. gentlewoman 39 Swanson above Eighth

Bruce Queen, biscuit baker 30 QueenBruce Thomas, cabinetmaker 152 St. John

Bruck William A. cracker & biscuit seller 99 Crown Si 68 ArchBrudanell George, 250 South

Bruff Robert, carpenter 108 north Second

Brugiere C. and A. Teisseire, merchants 247 HighBrun De Doetor, 136 north ThirdBrunei Andrew, 14 MagarettaBrunner Adam, skindresser &c. 11 Margaretta

Brunner John, carver and gilder 87 north ThirdBrunner William, skindresser 112 St. John and 11 Margaretta

Brumer Adam and William, skin dressers and parchmentmanufactory Peg near Front

Brumer Benjamin, sailmaker, 13 BuddBrustar Lucinda, widow 473 Sassafras

Brustar Samuel, cabinetmaker Queen near MarlboroughBryan Catharine?, seamstress 273 south Fifth

Bryan Isaac, shallopman back 28 DukeBryan James, tavernkeeper 289 Vine

Bryan John, cabinetmaker 5 Hinckle's court

Bryan John, oak cooper 50 Cherry

Bryan Mary, widow boarding house 89 south Sixth

Bryan Thomas O. coachman 15 Filbert

Bryan T. M. merchant 223 ArchBryan William P. merchant 223 High, dwelling 401 ArchBryant Henry, mariner 222 Shippen

Bryant John Y. chemist &c. 173 south SecondBryant Moses H. tailor 83 BrownBryant M. Y. druggist 230 north Second

Bryant T. J. druggist &c. 396 north Front & 205 N. Eighth

Bryant William, cabinetmaker 67 DockBrynan John, umbrellamaker and shoe seller 192 S. Second

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Bryson William, cordwainer 30 ElizabethBuck and Krumbhaar, merchant* 144 South ThirdBuck Chauncey, tinplateworker George near ThirtyBuck Christian, shoemaker 223 north FourthBuck Ebenezer, dry good store 455 HighfHuck Edward, mariner 129 CedarBuck George, labourer Charlotte near BrownBuck Leonard, cedar cooper 331 north ThirdBuckley Adam, cedar cooper Smith's courtBuckley Anthony M. merchant 139 S. Front, d. h. 87 S. ThirdBuckley Chauncy, attorney at law 48 WalnutBuchanan Alexander, cordwainer, Duncan's court"Buchannan Elizabeth, widow grocery store 136 north JuniperBuchannan George, bridle-bitmaker Fourth near Coats'Buchannan George, basketmaker 496 north SecondBuchannan Margaret, widow 119 north JuniperBuchannan widow, gentlewoman 68 south EighthRuchltalter George F. baker 25 Franklin courttluckius Ann, widow Margaretta near New-marketBuckman and Benson, exchange brokers 2 south Thh'4.

*Buckman Benjamin, hatter 15 Norris' alley

Huckman Jacob, house carpenter Rose alley

Uuckman J. exchange broker 2 S. Third, dwelling 19 SwarfSftv.

Buckingham Edward, shoemaker 60 north SixthBuckingham John, messenger to the health office 42 S.FITQBuckley Elizabeth, 240 north WaterBuckley Martha, widow 249 SpruceBudd John B. merchant 7 north WaterBudd Samuel, stove finisher 2 Pfeiffer's alley

Budd Susan, widow 171 PineBudd Thomas W. cabinetmaker Tammany near St JohnBudd Thomas, attorney at law 15 south Fifth, d. h. 146 ArchBudden Joseph, shoemaker 439 north SecondBuffington A. dry good store 58 south SecondBuffington Isaac, cabinetmaker 11 Green's courtBuglass Mary, bookbinder Coombs' alley

Bujac M. merchant, 176 MarketjBuley Wilhelmina, Deane's alley

Bulkley C. hatter 61 south ThirdBulkley Elizabeth, widow 1 Randall's court

Bull Marcus, gold beater 22 PearBullen Henry, harnessmaker 28 Raspberry alley

"Sullin Justus P. ladies' shoemaker 5 ShippenBullock and Davis, tanners 473 north FrontBullock Benjamin, tanner 471 north FrontBullock Benjamin, wood dealer 471 and 473 north Fro*^ ^.Uunam Elizabeth, widow washerwoman ab. Race Sc*« Rigutt

Bumm George, carter S. W. corner of Lombard otld Bro2&Summ Peter, silversmith and jeweller 119 Cfcesnut

jiund Maria, confectioner 66 AlmondBluidick John, cordwainer German bctoW Fourth

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fBundy Solomon, waiter 14 Elizabeth

Bunker and Starr, merchants 19 S. Water and 56 S. wharves

Bunker Charles, confectioner and fruiterer 278 S. Second

Bunker John, mariner Church near Christian

Bunker Nathan, merchant 19 S. Water, d. h. 22 Washington

Bunn George, boarding house 599 north Second

Bunn Revil, ladies* shoemaker back 101 Cherry

Bunting Alice, teacher 117 north Front

Bunting and Schofield, 37 north Front

Bunting Charles, coachmaker 74 WoodBunting George, labourer 175 St. JohnBunting John, carpenter 172 south Sixth

Bunting Joshua, & Co. commission merchants Latimer and

Murdock's wharfBunting Josiah, lumber merchant 281 SpruceBunting Patrick, mariner 3 Miller's court

Bunting Philip S. merchant 95 north SecondBunting Samuel, merchant 12 BranchBunting S. C. merchant 93 north Second, dwelling 63 Pine

Buonaparte Joseph, gentleman S. E. corner Market & 12th

fBurch John, old clothes dealer south Seventh near Fitzwater

Burchall Sarah, widow of Caleb hatter Jones' alley near

Schuylkill Fifth and Filbert

Burd Albert, silver plater Shriver's court

Burd Edward, gentleman 233 Chesnut

Burd Edward S. counsellor at law 276 Chesnut

f'Burd James, shoemaker 6 north TenthBurd John, confectioner 72 BuddfBurd John, mariner Stewart's alley

Burd John, tallow chandler 6 Cypress alley

Burd Matthias, carter 317 Callowhill

Bard William, gentleman 200 ArchBurden Alexander, fancy and Windsor chairmaker 293 and

297 MulberryBurden Doctor, office corner St. John and GreenBurden F. bricklayer 6 doors above Walnut in Thirteenth^Burden Hannah, widow 529 south FrontBurden Joseph, Windsor and fancy chairmaker 95 and 97

south Third north-east corner YorkBurden J. R , M. D. 95 south ThirdBurden Lydia, seamstress 216 south ThirdBurdick Lewis, painter &c. 13 Mark's lane

Burdm Calvin, tavernkeeper S. E corner Spruce and WaterBuret Charles, cabinetmaker N. W. cor. Third and LombardBu?ge John, confectioner 38 south EighthBurger George C. tavernkeeper 116 Callowhill

BuijFCesa %y, widow280 south Sixth-*4Burge*s Robevt, wholesale grocer High between Schuylkill

Fifth Ntnd Sixth

Burgin Bs.yjd, druggis* Arch street ferryBurgin Gebrge, druggist 74 Chesnutfiturgms David R. druggist 57 north Third

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Burk Eleanor, widow 169 south Eleventh

Burk Elizabeth', washerwoman 464 north ThirdBurk George, soap boiler 228 Catharine

Burke Hugh, shipsmith 30 Christian

Burk Jacob, teacher 153 S. John's

Burk James, tailor and clothing warehouse 30 south Sixth

Shakspeare buildings, dwelling 105 south lentil

Burk John, painter 216 VineBurk Michael, cordwainer Green's court

Burk Peter W. saddler Hyde's court

Burk Thomas, coachtrimmer south Juniper near Kelley's ailet

(say 35 south Juniper)Burk Thomas, gentleman 33 PlumBurk Thomas, merchant 6 north SecondBurkart Adam L. turner 45 WoodBurkhardt and Bailey, merchants 7 north SecondBurkhart George, baker 46 Filbert

Burkhard Henry, dry good merchant dwelling 70 VineBurkhart John, bootmaker cor. Green st. and Rose alley

Burkhart J. sea captain near old York road and TammanyBurkhart Peter, hairdresser 57 north WaterBurkhart P. dentist bleeder Sic. 72 north FrontBurkhart R. F. pianoforte maker 83 north Fifth

Burkart Samuel, brushmaker 66 north FrontBurkhart Samuel, tobacconist 91 north Fifth

Burket Valentine, accountant 30 Appletree alley

Burkitt William, carpenter 13 Cox alley

Burkelow Isaac, storekeeper 258 north SecondBurley Joshua, carter Oak above GreenBurley Thomas reed maker Green and Cermantown roadBurling B. S. merchant 213 north EighthBurling Matthew, watchman 36 Coats'Burman John, victualler Julian near CallowhillBurman Samuel, carter 321 south FrontBurn John, silver plater 22 CallowhillBurn Joseph, storekeeper 244 north FrontBurncater Elizabeth, widow washerwoman MariaBilrnell Robert, painter and glazier 16 NobleBurnett George, machinist 141 south SixthfBurnett James, plaisterer Race west of Schuylkill EighthBurnett Samuel, cordwainer corner Pine and Bidl alleyBurns Aaron, sea captain "42 VineBurns Eliza, widow Lombard below TwelfthBurns George, labourer Mark's laneBurns Jesse, sad'lei'T42 CherryB.irns John, sea capuin 152 LocustBurns John M. boot b. and shoe manufacturer 49 S ThirftBurn3 Nicholas, grocer corner Sansom and SeventhBurns William, tailor 3 Carlyle's courtBurnson Peter, labourer 106 no?th EleventhBurr Beaulah, boardinghouse 78 north Front

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R irr George H. merchant 13 north Front—dwelling 11 V *

Burr Joseph, painter and glazier 237 LombardBurr Rebecca, widow 11 VineBurrell —— , oysterman and dealer 118 LombardRurrough Archibald, tailor 113 BrownBurt Nathaniel, dry good store SW corner High and Sixth

:es John, accountant Beach above "Warren (K.)

s John, cotton factory corner Beach and Warren (K.

Burton and Vanbohink, mastmakers near navy yardBurton D. coachman 32 Burd's court

.rton Elisha, coachman 14 Gray's alley

fBurton Milford, stablekeeper back 80 north Frontrton Moses, waiter Lombard above Tenth

Burton Robert, shipwright Swanson near navy yardBurton Samuel, silk woollen and cotton dyer and scotfr;

Bank alley.

Burroughs Ann, widow 48 north EighthBurrows Benjamin, tailor 54 AlmondBurrows James, weaver SayBurrows Jesse, carpenter Malt alley—dwelling B2 SBurroughs L. tailor 206 St. John'sBurrows Wm. spectacle maker 71 NobleBurwell Stephen, bootmaker, 3 BedfordBury John, merchant 57 Keys' alley

Busar F.dward, drayman 16 Mulberry alley

Busby F. W. dry good store 43 new MarketBusby H. flour merchant 215 north EigthBusch Andrew, shoemaker 138 north ThirdBush Peter, innkeeper 395 HighBush Susannah, widow nurse 19 PlumBushart George, storekeeper 9 north Fifth

Busbart John, cedar cooper 42 old York roadBushell John J, morocco factor}* 210 Vine street dwelhouse 58 Chester-man John, bleeder and hair dresser 98 north Fifth

Busser Moses, mariner back 79 SwansonBussiere Francis, tinplate worker 241 and 321 south Sec'GTui

"Bussier Samuel, starchmaker 103^ ChristianBussinger Frederick, lace weaver 3 Appletree alley

JBustin David, plaisterer Callowhill near CrownButcher Amos W. merchant 49 north Water^Butcher John, tinplate worker 363 south FrontButcher Joseph, wheelright 25 WoodButcher Martha, seamstress 6 Biddle's alley

Butcher Samuel, cordwainer 300 south ThirdButcher Wm. boot & shoe manuf. SE cor. Arch and Seren"

Butland John, lace and fringe weaver 137 CherryButler Ann, widow 13 Elfreth's -heyButler Eli, carpenter Abbott's garden Gray's ferry readButler Eve, widow washerwoman Eleventh beL&w SpruceButler Charles, plaisterer George near TenthBMler George, planemaker 178 north Eighth

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Butler Isabella, widow Duncan's courtButler James, combmaker 85 north Fifth

Butler John, planeniaker 11 QuarryButler John, shoemaker 116 DillwynButler John K. sea captain 7 Harmony court

Butler John, watchman back 24 DukeButler Joseph, tailor 1 \\ atson's alley

Butler Joseph, tailor 92 CrownButler J. tave-rnkeeper 44 south EighthButler Magret, widow 56 LombardButler Moses, cordwainer 22 Oak street

Butler Pierce, wharf builder Beach near MaidenButler Pierce, accountant Third below ShippenButler Richard, oysterman, Baker street near FitzwaterButler Samuel, tailor Nonnater's court

Butler Samuel G. painter Sec. 136 south Ninthf-Butler Thomas, hair dresser 46 north EighthButler Thomas, Esq. gentleman N-W cor. Chesnut and EighthButler William L. ladies' shoemaker 106 Locust

fButler William, labourer 27 Bonsall

Butler William, bill sticker 136 south NinthButterworth I. tanner 355 north ThirdButterworth John, tinplate worker under 90 MarketBuvier Peter, victualler S. W. cor. Prime & Moyamensing i

Buzby & CaufFman, stone cutters 339 Sassafras

Buzby H. &. Co. merchants 365 High dwelling 26 WoodBuzby B. Harman stone cutter 164 CherryBuzzell Daniel, bone and ivory button maker SW corner or

Lombard and BroadfByard David, feed store 228 LombardByer John, comb maker Lilly alley

Byerly Andrew, supercargo 9 SansomByerly Christopher, gentleman 9 SansomByerly John, gentleman 192 VineByerly John, shipwright Hanover (N. L.)

Byerly Sophia, sh( pkeeper Queen near HanoverByers Margaret, widow 15 north ThudByrne Ellen, widow of Patrick NE corner Chesnut and Fifth

Byrne Gerald, 7 north water

Byrne John, bleeder 125 SwansonByrne Margaret, seamstress 124 QueenByron Bebecca, dry good store 271 south SecondBywater William, shoemaker, 183 north Eighth

CADDY ROBERT, tailor 1 ElmshVs alley

Cadwalader gen. Thomas, counsellor at law SE corner Arc'

and NinthCaffrey James, tailor 3 I north FourthCahill Edward, blacksmith 32 PowellCahoone John, porter St. Joseph's a\ enueCain David, hostler 5 South alley

Cain Robert, tailor 33 Mulberry

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Cain Thomas, labourer "Washington street Jllorrii

s Hetty, widow 5 Shepherd's alkyGair John, weaver Jones' alley north Schuylkill 5th 3c Fiiber-

Cake Joseph, hatter 110 north SecondCaldcleugh Robert A. gentleman 64 aixl dwelling 66 WalnutCaldwell Alexander, inkeeper 288 HighCaldwell & Kilpatrick, blacksmiths, corner Brown and FrontCaldwell David, clerk of the circuit and district courts of the

United States, office in state house—dwelling' 181 CallowCaldwell Dennis, ship watch bark of €9 ChristianCaldwell James, fish store ~ StrawberryCaldwell James, gentleman 262 WalnutCaldwell James B. grocer 99 south SecondCaldwell James, 25 BranchCaldwell James, shoemaker 54 ChesterCaldwell Jane, shopkeeper 195 north FifthCaldwell Martha, widow 145 north EighthCaldwell Ninian, grocer SW corner Swanson and AlmoCaldwell Xoble, fencenYaker Coats' below SixthCaldwell Sarah, widow 107 LombardCaldwell Thomas, accountant Hamilton village

Caldwell Thomas, Bailor Twelfth near VineCaldwell Thomas, sea captain 22 ChristianCaldwell Timothy, brickmaker 16 Chester—kilns Hie

lane' above EighthCaldwell Wilham, marble labourer Race near Sch. HighCall John, harnesamaker 33 MatyCall William, tanner and currier 161 south TenthCallahan Charles, grain measurer 9 \\ oodCallahan Martin, wa'er works 198 ChewyCallahan Thomas, labourer 108 ThirteenthCallaghan Charles, merchant Spruce street wharf—

164 SprqceCalLan Samuel, weaver 163 south TenthCallan William, weaver 50Bedfo;dCallender Mrs. widow 1?9 south Etevei

•S. boarding school for voung ladies 79 S -

Calliole Peter, fruiterer ic. 160 HighCallion Marshall, printer Hyde's courtCallord Henry, carpenter 13 ElizabethCalscher Dayid, keeper of carls i orth Ninth near V.Calvert James, accountant Smith's a.

Calvert Nathaniel, broker 34 GermanCarnac Turner, gentleman 152 south Thirdt'amm William, hatter 24 north ThirdCammeron Alexander, cordwainer 303 WalnutCammeron Elizabeth, seamstress 6-Miller's courtCameron James, gentleman 169 WalnutCameron John, smith 104 north Eighth and Rasberry .

Camp Nathaniel, labourer Prime above SecondC&mpardon John B. tailor \37 south Fourth above Pine

pbell Alexander, boot and shoe manufacturer 83 I

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Campbell Andrew, cordwainer cor. Fourth and NobleCampbell Archibald, weaver S\V corner Beaver andCampbell Archibald, weaver Ann near Schuylkill Eighth

fCampbell Benjamin, mariner 206 south Fifth

Campbell Catharine, widow Queen below Sixth

Campbell Daniel, weaver Hopkins' court

Campbell David, cabinetmaker &c. 17 ChesnutCampbell Elizabeth, storekeeper 268 St. John's

Campbell Henry, coachmaker Eighth between Carpente:

Love laneCampbell Hugh, & Co. plumbers &c. 15 north Sev<:

Campbell Hugh, plumber dwelling 85 north Sixth

Campbell Isaac, watchmaker 98 north ThirdCampbell James, carpenter Ninth below LombardCampbell James, carter 171 GreenCampbell James, labourer Queen below ThirdCampbell James, labourer Schy. 3d between Walnut - -

Campbell James, labourer 11 Pewterplatter alley

Campbell Jane, widow tailoress 156 south TenthCampbell John D. merchant-tailor 8 south ThirdCampbell John, sea captain 94 LombardCampbell John, sea captain 19 ShippenCampbell John, tailor 109 south SecondCampbell Jonathan, shoemaker 261 St. John'sCampbell Joshua, grocer cor. Cailowhill and Old York r-.

fCampbell Joshua, segar-box maker 6 Sassafras alley

Campbell Maria, boarding house 10 SansomCampbell Michael, hostler back of 36 north ThirdCampbell Michael, shoemaker back 33 north Fifth

Campbell Quintin, cashier of the Philadelphia t.

Fourth next to the bankCampbell Robert, engraver 86 SouthCampbell Richard, watchman Perkenpine couriCampbell Thomas, ladies' shoemaker 81 CedarCampbell Thomas, merchant 22i PineCampbell Tristram, tailor 341 north FrontCampbell William, oakcooper 58 UnionCampbell William, cabinet maker 136 south FourthCampbell William, shoemaker 89 CedarCanby Caleb H. plumber 29 Bank alley—d. h. 137 Mar£<.Canby Isaiah H. grocer N'W corner Walnut and FourthCane Catharine, cake shop High west Schuylkill Fo.Cane James, grocer north Eleventh above RaceCaner John, cabinetmaker 196 PineCaner Michael, coachmaker 205 south SeventhCanfield P. lottery and exchange broker 127 CheCann Hannah, widow 115 Coats'Cannon Andrew, mariner 569 south FrontCannon Daniel B. flour dealer 24 Plum c? 64 S. wfcaa

Cannon E. straw bonnet maker 67 south SecondCannon John, grocer north-west cor. Second and CatHfrinaCannon Patrick, labourer 84 Budd

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Cannon Samuel, merchant 342 HighCannon William, tavern, coach and livery stable keeper 83

south Fifth

Canter Jacob, cabinet maker 9 Filbert—d. h. 143 EleventhCantrell Robert, innkeeper corner of Swanson and PrimeCantrell Robert, victualler north-east corner Cedar and Sixth

Cany Charles, dry good merchant 6/ north SecondCape Joseph, back 100 PlumCapehard James, carpenter Poplar below FourthCapp Catherine, Juniper near VineCapp John G. Juniper near VineCarberry William, gentleman 60 UnionCard Hannah, tailoress 121 north SixthCardeza J. M. gentleman 57 UnionCardwell Margaret, millinery and fancy store 62 S. SecondCardwell William C. merchant 14 Chesnut—dwelling south-

west corner Twelfth and WalnutCare Barbara Ann, widow 238 SpruceCare Jesse, saddle-tfreemaker 10 Alms-houseCary Edward, hairdresser NW corner Second and WalnutCarey Edward, victualler Fourth near CarpenterCarey Daniel, cordwainer Christian near EighthCarey H. C. & I. Lea, booksellers and stationers 126 ChesnutCarey Henry C. bookseller 126 Chesnut—d. h. 114 WalnutCarey Mathew, gentleman 124 and 126 Chesnut cor. Fourth

fCarey Robert, mariner back 51 SmallCarlile Abm. hardware mer. 139 High—d. h 219 X. FrontCarlire Mablon, cordwainer back 4 Stamper's alley

Carlisle John, cordwainer 204 south SecondCarlisle William, carpenter Vine near JuniperCarlisle Sarah, widow Arch near TwelfthCarll Maskell M., D. I). 40Sansom and back 231 ArchCarlley Jeremiah, cordwainer 56 ShippenCarlley Joseph, carter 70 ShippenCarlley Rebecca, midwife 56 ShippenCarlton George, late tavernkeeper 145 SpruceCarmalt C. & J. conveyancers 241 MulberryCarmalt Caleb, jun. conveyancer 298 north ThirdCarman Jacob, carpenter 132 south FourthCarman James, saddle-treemaker 142 SwansonCarman James, labourer ChinaCarman William, merchant 317 High—dwelling 204 ArchCarman Wilson P. coachmaker 30 CherryCarmack Mary, grocer 204 north Water NW corner VineCarmichael George & Son, tobacconists 404 HighCarnahan Samuel, widow 96 ChristianCarnes Thomas, labourer back 81 WalnutCarney Patrick, boot and shoemaker 47 south ThirdCarney Patrick, labourer 266 south ThirdCarney Rachel, shoebinder 16 Oak (S.)

Carpenter and Levan, grocers 213 north ThirdCarpenter Benjamin E. grocer 213 north Third

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fCarpenter Collins, 20 Elizabeth

Carpenter George W. cordwainer Workman's court

Carpenter John, bookbinder 32 Coats' alley

Carpenter John, cabinet maker Sixth near Coats'

Carpenter J. shoe dealer 208 south SecondCarpenter Joshua, painter 70 LombardCarpenter Mary, widow Sixth below Coats'

Carpenter Miles N. grocer 89 WoodCarpenter Powell, bricklayer 79 TammanyCarpenter Robei't, saddler back 154 Sassafras

Carpenter Sarah, widow, 69 CherryCarpenter Stephen H. carpenter, Rose alley

Carpentier L. U. merchant 4 York buildings

Carr Ann, Marriott lane between Fifth and Sixth

Carr Benjamin, professor of music 7 PowellCarr Edward W. screw and saw maker and smith 158 Ra

dwelling 120 north Fifth

Carr James,wharf builder Reach near Maiden (K.)

Carr J. innkeeper 149 north FourthCarr John, ashman, Hodge's wharfCarr Leah, widow nurse Juniper alley

-fCarr Leven, labourer Currant alley

Carr Martha, widow nurse 2 Miller's courtCarr Mary, widow Townsend's courtCarr Morgan, grocer 146 south Third corner Cypress alley

Carr Samuel, augur filer 68 NobleCarre Charles, blacksmith Second near Queen and 66 GreenCarrell Elizabeth, widow 1 ChesterfCarrell Elizabeth, widow Blackberry alley

Carrell Hannah, tailor Raccoon alley (N.L.)Carrell John & Son, hardware merchants 193 HighCarrell John, cordwainer 4 Gilbert's courtCarrell John, hardware merchant 198 HighCarrell John, jun. hardware merchant 198 HighCarrell Thomas, blacksmith back 42 Zane, and back 28 north

SeventhCarroll James, drayman 1 1 Gaskill

Carroll Osborn, clothes' dealer Portland laneCarrey Thomas, cabinetmaker 19 Pewterplatter alley

Carrygan James, carpenter Mark's laneCarson Ann Mrs. widow corner Bryan's court Cherry alley

Carson George, cordwainer 105 north NinthCarson John M. shoemaker 62 north FourthCarson John, paper hanging factory KunkelCarson Jonathan, 397 HighCarson Robert, cordwainer Federal near SecondCarson Robert, shoe store 18 Market—dwelling Prime be?

tween Front and SecondCarson Sarah, shopkeeper 27 Cresson's alley

Carson Thomas, cabinetmaker Sch. Seventh neaT MulberryCarson William, mariner 502 south Front

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Carsfield Francis, whitesmith 252 St. John's

Carstairs James, grocer and liquor merchant south Wharvtisecond door above Cedar—dwelling- 121 Lombard

Carswell Samuel, mariner Lombard street alley near PennCarswell Samuel, widow of 24 south Front

Cart Elizabeth, widow 83 Germantown roadCarter Barnaby, gentleman 168 ChesnutCarter D. C. merchant 182 High—dwelling 2 Palmyra rowCarter Elizabeth, layer-out of the dead 3 Hinkel's court

Carter Enoch, painter and glazier 34 south Fourth—dwelling

12 SwanwickCarter Henry Y., M. D. 82 south Fifth

Carter Job, blacksmith Scott's court

Carter John, 7 Randall's courtCarter John, jr. ship carpenter Queen near Shackamaxo;:Carter John, ship carpenter Queen near ShackamaxonCarter Joseph, liven, stablekeeper 86 south EleventhCarter Joseph, nail factory 331 south SecondCarter Joseph, tailor 9 Coombs' alley

Carter Joseph, tavernkeeper 8 Letitia courtCarter Samuel, accountant 133 north Sixth

Carter Sarah, widow of John, 52 south Fifth

Carter Sharon, china merchant 18 S. Front—dwelling 244north Third

Carter Thomas and William, livery stable keepers Pruru-.

near Sixth

Carter Thomas, livery stable keeper 52 south Fifth

Carter Thomas, watchmaker nortfi-west corner Swanson am".

Parham's alley

Carter William, dyer and scourer 93 NewCarter Wm. weaver near forks Germantown road

Carteret Joshua, cabinet and clVairmaker 399 smith Front

Cartmell &. English, smiths 125 S. Sixth and back of 50 >'.

Cartmell Solomon, bhu-ksmith 125 south Sixth

Cartey Jeremiah, cordwai icr Prime opposite navy yard

Cartwright Mary, widow 44 George (S.)

Carty John, carpenter 7 Myers* court

Carty Josiah, hatter 177 RaceCarty Mary, widow 148 Pine

Carver Jacob, currier 52 Green

L'arver Hannah, widow of Samuel, 96 Spruce

Carver Mrs. boarding house1

100 south Fourth

£arvill H. and C. gold leaf manufacturers 55 DockQarvili Henry, goldbeater d. h. 48 north Fifth

Casey Michael, cordwainer 356 and 29 Duke (X. L )

Qii&b Jacob, tobacconist 3 and 14 Arch—dwelling 2b R

ras'"- Thomas, inspector of customs 46 Crown(;askey Joseph, distiller and grocer 392 High above Twtl(jaskey Mary, widow 33 Union

fjaalm John H. mariner back 27 Beck's alley

Caspar Martin, Pine alley near Fourth

r;ussedy Francis, mastmaker 453 south Front

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Cassady John, grocer north-west corner Filhert & Eleventh

Cassady John, labourer and shopkeeper Hodge's wharf

Cassady Mary, widow 387 south Front

Cassady Robert, labourer Cedar below Thirteenth

Cassady Hose, widow Ann near Schuylkill EighthCassamajor Prudent, jr. merchant 12 Dock, d. h. 48 WalnutCassan Mary, dry good store 427 south SecondCassey Dennis, nailer 26 Christian

Caster Susannah, mantua maker 81 CrownCastleline C. shoemaker 538 north ThirdCastles James, grocer 214 south SecondCastles Joseph, grocer 145 LombardCathcart Eleanor, widow 6 PennCath'cart Laetitia, shopkeeper 7 Duke (N. L.)

Cathcart William, rigger south-east corner Front and ArgyleEnthrall Edward, West's court (N. L.)

Cathroll Edward, boat builder 22 DukeCatherall Elizabeth, washerwoman back 119 north JuniperCatiirall Georg-e, paper hanging store 471 north ThirdGathers John, 112 Cherry'^itherwood Hugh, distiller 211 and 217 CedarCatlin George, miniature painter 116 WalnutCatlin George, musical instrument maker 6 Randall's courtCaton Jesse, waterman Roger's court (N. L.)

Cattell Joseph, oyster cellar under 112 MarketCaufFman Lawrence, china merchant 207 north ThirdCaulton Wm. & Co. clothing store 128 south WaterCaury Philip, cordwainer 256 south FifthCauver Nicholas, baker 49 LombardCave Thomas, druggist &c. 334 High and south-west corner

of Ninth and Locti-tGiven Robert accountant 48 north SecondCavenaugh Hugh, grocer and tavernkeeper south side of Al-mond (Argyle) street wharf

Cavenaugh Michael, grocer and tavernkeeper south-westcorner Second and Queen

Cavenaugh Wm. tavernkeeper NE corner High and JuniperCavender Custis, storekeeper 233 south SecondCaverly Catherine, cake seller 12 Pcwterplatter alleyCaverly Peter, merchant 111 High dwelling 99 PineCavet Jesse F. printer 10 Elbow fcmeCerah John, farmer Shippen's laneCerls William, carpenter 320 VineCerveau Joseph, toy store 52 ChesnntChadwick Isaac, plaisterer ~i50 CedarChadwick Thomas, silversmith and jeweller Broad below

GeorgeChaffin Fortune, keeper of bath house 124 south Second and

oyster cellar under 106 RaceChaloner Wm. merchant 192 MarketChambers George W. druggist 69£ RaceChambers Mary, widow 71 Coats'

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. widow German near ThiiChambers Robert, sea captain 68 SwansonChamberlain and Evans, boot and shoemakers 258 M

nberlain Horatio X. merchant 9 south Water, dwel:?ace

Chamberlin H. N. and J. jun. merchants 9 south WaterChamberlain John, carpenter 50 KunkelChamberlain Joseph, merchant 9>. Water, d h

imberlin Lydia, shopkeeper 284 north Secondnberlain Mrs. boarding house 85 Aarch

.-nberlain, widow 353 north ThirdChamberlain, widow shoe binder 17 WalnutChamberlain William, shoe store 353 north Third

n, dry good store 5h north Secondarles, inn and ferry keep;: Street wh.

mpion Peter, comedian 97 Gaskill

npion Win. inn and ferry keeper, Cedar st. wharfChance Marinas, saddle and harnessmaker Camden (X.Chanceaulme Martin, cabinetmaker 44 German

icellor Grace, tailoress 18 XobleChancell" ., widow of Wro.

iler Ann, back 43

jrabeth, widow boarding house 16 nori":

shoemaker 79 GreenChan;. am, merchant, dwelling- 353 Mull

;.h R. teacher 164 north Thirdcller John, stable keeper 149 north Fourth

Chandler, widow of late Dr. S. 99 WalnutChandler Thomas, labourer back 63 CnionChany Wm. brush maker under rket

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:n Nathan & Son, grocers XW cor. Cedar and Fifth

David, shoemaker St. Joseph's avenue

Chapman Abraham, grocer XE corner Coats' and Fourth

Chapman Abraham, steam boat 479 north Secondpman Ben), publisher (blind) 2d X. Tenth cor. Filbe

praan Clayton, ccrdwainer 109 south Fifth

Chapman Elizabeth, teacher 56 ArchChapman Elizabeth, widow of George R. 365 south Front

Chapman George, cordwainer 164 south Sixth

Chapn.an James, distiller 4th near Charlotte and Poplar lane

fChapman James, labourer 7 Pine alley

Chapman John, sexton (to Friends' meeting house in Archstreet)

Chapman Jonathan, engineer 54 VineChapman Lucas, turner 28S LombardChapman Lucretia, teacher 187 Pine

Chapman Mrs. Mary, widow 222 Pine

n^r. Nathaniel, M. D. 9 York buildings, office back in

Goodwater alley

Chapman Robert, painter, 8tc. 108 CedarChapman William, bricklayer 30 Garden

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Chapman William, jun. bricklayer 30 GardenChapman William, inventor of the means of restoring per-

sons of defective utterance, to the free use of speech, 187

PineChappell Thomas, baker 205 RaceChapron and Nidelet, merchants 155 HighChapron John M. merchant 14 north Ninth

Chardon Anth. paper hanging, &,c. manufactory 107 WalnutCharles Bolter I. potter 103 north Juniper

Charles Henry, copperplate printer and map publisher 117

north Fifth

Charlton Benjamin, taildr- 83 GreenCharlton Martha, widow tavernkeeper south-east corner Zane

and EighthCharlton Robert, hatter 12 Cresson's alley

Charnley Mrs., widow 76 LocustCharpentier Daniel confectioner 64 High, dwelling 156 north

FourthChase Ezra, coach trimmer 5 PruneChase John, new theatre hotel NW cor. 6th and Carpenter-Chase Paine M. grocer 388 north FrontChase Wm. F. accountant 17 WoodChatfield E. widow 152 St. John's

Chatham Joseph, cordwainer blackberry alley

Chance Walton, sea captain 68 SwansonChauncey Charles, counsellor at law office 85 and dwelling

87 WalnutChauncey E. cashier ofVpennsylvania bank, 157 Walnut-Chauvenet William M. grocer south-west cor. 3d and ShippenChaver Amelia, widow near Callowhiil and Ridge roadOhaux Theresa, (Indian) cure of rheumatism Germantown.

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Cheek Godfrey, baker 126 north Fifth

Cheever and Fales, merchants 17 south FrontCherry Margaret, widow grocer 142 SpruceChesnut Jane, widow shoopkeeper near corner Callowhiiland Thirteenth

Chesnut Mary, widow 14 Sugar alley

Chesnut Samuel and William,.grocers 303 HighChesnut Sam. grocer 327 High, d. h. SE cor. Vine and 8thChesnut Samuel, stonecutter PerryChester Hiram, shoemaker -86 BuddChester Henry, attorney at law 85 Walnut, dwelling 56 S. 6thChester Seth, shailopman Keller's alley

Cheston Elijah, coachmaker 81 and 83 PineCheavens Frederick, cabinetmaker 97 ShippenChevalier Clement B jeweller 12 Ridge roadChevalier Jane H. widow 70 TammanyChevas Anthony J. merchant 104 FineCheveau Jane, gentlewoman 26 PowellCheves Langdon, Esq. gentleman 319 Chesnut above Twelfth

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Chew Benjamin, counsellor at law 87 south FourthChew Misses, Walnut first house below EleventhChew Isaac, shoemaker Beach near MaidenChew James, chair maker back 338 south SecondChew Jeffrey, confectioner 221 ShippenChew Job, tavernkeeper 144 CedarChew Jonathan, ladies' shoemaker 140 GermanChew Joseph, ladies' shoemaker 223 Chesnut above Sevc:

Ciiew Samuel, attorney at law 114 south Fourth

fChew Wm, dealer 98 south Second and 187 south SeventhChierdal Paul, tailor Elbow lane

Child John, clock and watchmaker 452 north SecondChild Stephen, comb maker Lilly alley

Child Stephen, comb maker 568 north SecondChilds C. G. historical and landscape engraver 30i south 7th

Childs Eliza, boarding house 180 Market

fChilds George, coachman George 3d house above Eleventh

Childs Henry, gentleman 452 north SecondChilds James, tailor Whitehall street

Childs Stephen, comb maker Whitehall 9treet

Childs Thomas, sea captain 268 south Sixth

Childs William, comb maker Whitehall street

Christian Daniel, shallopman 254 south Fifth

Christian Peter, alderman 72 north ThirdChristy Archibald, grocer SE corner German and ThirdChristy Christiana, grocer 125 BrowneChristy Dennis, wheelwright 124 GermanChristy George, cordwainer Green's court

Christy Robert, boot manufacturer, 41 south Front

Christy William, cordwainer 113 Christian

Christie William, upholsterer and Venetian blind make:Chesnut

Christine Abraham, labourer 464 south Front

Christine John, innkeeper 371 north Front

Christmas Henry, S. ed and woollcn yavn manufac-

Christman Henry, jr. £ n6 s^frasLhristman t\ ilham, j(Christmas Samuel, carpenter 189 south Sixth

Chrystler Jacob, 3 north ThirdChristopher John, grocer NW corner German and FourChubb Sum uel, dry good store 151 north ThirdChur Jacob, baker 85 RaceChurch Mary Ann, 24 AlmondCist Mrs. boarding house 190 MarketCity John, plaister of pans moulder Deihl's court

Claghim J. W. 36 north Front

Clampffer Mary, widow 21 Elfreth's alley

Clampffer William W. late tavernkeeper 156 north Fifth

Clampit Cook, pdot328 south SecondClapier Lewis, merchant 6 Lombard, d. h. 216 south FrontClare B. tavernkeeper 14 south Fifth

Claridge Philip I. millinery and fancy store 25 north Second

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Clark and Raser, printers, office back 88 ChesnutClark and Jones, boot and shoemakers 98 north FifthClark Alexander, & Co. merchants 177 High•fClark Benjamin, carter 286 CedarClark Benjamin &f Ellis, clock and Watchmakers I S. Front

south-east corner HighClark Benj. watchmaker 1 south Front, dwelling- 88 ArchClark Calvin C. printer 194 south Fifth

Clark Daniel, gunsmith 212 GreenClark Elizabeth Mrs. of Robert, Tenth above VineClark Elizabeth, oyster house Broad near Sassafr as

Clark Ellis, watchmaker 1 south Front SE corner HighClark Ephraim, gentleman 3 south NinthClark George, currier 18 Bank alley

Clark George, labourer Vine near Schuylkill

Clark George, mariner 257 south FrontClark George, painter, &c. Eckfeld's courtClarke Henry, silversmith 22 Franklin courtClark Hugh, dealer Queen near Sixth

Clark Jacob R. cotton and wool card maker 221 CherryClark James, bookbinder 25 Coats'

Clark James, carpenter 8 Nicholson's alley

Clark James, farmer 72 QueenClark Jane, bonnet maker 11 StrawberryClark Jeremiah, cordwainer 431 south SecondClark Job, shoemaker 46 ChesterClark Johanna widow mantua maker 19 Sassafras alley

Clark John C. printer, office Carter's alley, d. h. 83 LocustClark John, drayman, SE corner Fourth and CedarClark John L. merchant over 99 S. Front, d. h. 32 N. FifthClark John, plumber 106 north SixthClark John, turner 198 south FourthClark John, washing machine maker 177 St. John'sClark John, weaver Maiden st. near Stone bridge (K.)Clark John Y., M. U. 167 ArchClark Joseph, merchant, dwelling 67 VineClark Joseph, merchant 7 S. Water, dwelling 102 S. FrontClark Joseph, gentleman 24 north Sixth

Clark J. S. upholsterer 223 north Second and 103 N. ThirdClark L. B. half price book store 4 south FrontClark Mary M. seamstress 59 south JuniperClark Mary, widow Bryan's courtClark Mary, widow dealer 105 CatharineClark Mary, widow 469 south FrontClark Mary, 38 north Fifth

Clark Michael F shoestore 90 High stuth-west corner Thirddwelling 157 Arch

Clark Morris, shoemaker 8 Wells' rowClark Mrs. boarding house 55 WalnutClark Mrs. M. 27 Pine

Clark Mrs. near 32 GilJe's alley

Clark Neal, labourer 104 Filbert

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irk Penuel, 162 south Water

fClark Peter, labourer in the mint 8 Oak(

k Robert, blacksmith 353 south FrontClark Kobert, grocer 120 Swansont lark Robert S. broker Uc. Ridge roadClark Samuel, labourer BrookClank Samuel, merchant 227 south Frontf-lark Sarah, widow 104 Filbert

Clark Stephen, carpenter 4 Poplar alley

Clark Thomas, bookbinder, dwelling 10 Sugar alley and over249 High

Clark Timothy, jr south Second near MaryClark Timothy, sen. 492 south SecondClark William, clerk in alms houseClark William, grocer 532 north SecondClark Wm. looking glass frame maker 23 north TenthClark Wm. shallopman 44 Coats'

Clark William, storekeeper South near Gray's ferry roadClark Wm. tai'tor 17 GermanClarkson Comly, teacher 167 PineClarkson Elizabeth, widow Race near Sch. EighthClarkson Jacob, merchant 193 SpruceClarkson Samuel, merchant 226 Pine

Class Peter, copperplate printer 38 StrawberryClatham John, cordwainer 1 Gaskill

Clause John H. acc<nintant NW corner Pine and EleventhClavier Mrs. wiu |f 1 o7 south SecondClary John, mariner -i. Cox's alley

Clawges Dai j -r, !Jc. 188 VineClawges Daniel,jan. pointer, &c. 3 Clawges' court

Clawges Jacob, painter-, &c 189 VineClawges John, j \ tc icher and conveyancer 464 RaceClawges Wm combmaker Old York road above BrownClaxton George B. merchant 5 north Wharves, dwelling 76Spruce

Claxton John, merchant 6 North Wharves, dwelling 11 south

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Clay Curtis, a "I south Eleventh

Claypoole and . upholsterers 74 south Front

Claypoole D . SpruceClaypooh ' C'nesnut

Claypooh it law 50 WaiautClaypoole irse almshouseClaypooi* ' jeper of the prison 183 Coats'

Claypooh at prison 183 Coats'

Claystine B bakei 162 VinejClayton wyer back 100 north Eleventh

Clayton ( » 3 Filbert

Clayton I idge's csurt

Clayton John, uce

Clayton Reyn< 369 Mulberry

Clayton Thorn south Front

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Cleaver Elizabeth, widow 103 St. John'sCleghorn John W. accountant buck 36 north FrontClemens Ann, midwife 70 GreenClemens Benj. S. turner m ivory and wood and musical in*

strument maker 22$ WalnutClemens Jacob, gentleman "0 GreenClemens Lear, carpet weaver back 301 south SecondClemmens Robert, weaver Marlborough near ShackamaxonClemmen Wm victualler, Charlotte near BrownfClement Elizabeth, widow washerwoman 2'JO south Fifth

Clement Jacob, tobacco manufactory 11 N. Water, dwelling

65 PineClement Mary, nurse 9 Franklin courtClement Mrs. gentlewoman 14 SwanwickClemmer John, tobacconist Petticoat alley

Clemmer Mary, widow 483 north Third above PoplarClemson widow of Thomas, corner Filbert and XintJi

Clendenon 8. & R. dry good store 123 north FourthClentz Alexander, carter 34 BuddClerry Archibald, carpenter Mulberry near Schuylkill FrontClever Mary, widow 215 north EighthClevinger Squire, tailor 12 X. Watery dwelling RaceClew Edward, bricklayer 4 Acorn alley

Clew Peter, brickmaker Race near Sch. EighthClew Wm. porter in the U. S. b::nk S. 4th opposite Libr:

fClifF Joseph, labourer 37 ElizabethClifford George, tailor back 55 GermanClifford John, oysterraan 38 PennClifford, widow 72 south Eleventh

fClift Ann, washerwoman Currant alley

Clifton Isaac, hatter 1 Wood near SecondClifton John, hatter 29 AnnClifton Sarah, widow 64 AlmondCline & Lawrence, painters and glaz':ers 56 south TenthCline and Rothtrock, tailors 387 north FrontCline Benjamin, bricklayer 47 BrownCline David, porter 17 Fayette

Cline Elizabeth, gentlewoman 68 north ThirdCline George, tailor 2S2 RaceCline George, labourer 458 north ThirdCline Henry, tailor 141 south" Eleventh

Cline Mary, widow grocer 35-1 north FrontCline Mary, widow Walter's court

Cline Peter, bricklayer 371 north ThirdCline Thomas, grocer, XYV corner Ninth and SassafiasCline Thomas, pilot back 35 Beck's alley

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Clincher Adam, porter 10 Cordwain^r's alley

Clinton Ann &? Elizabeth, shopkeepers 5 south FourthClinton Francis, soapboiler 2 Roger's court (X. L.)

Clinton John, printer SE corner of Cedar and SeventhClinton William, boatbuilder Beach near MaidenClinton Wm. trader Filbert near Schuylkill

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Climer Andrew B. currier 76 Christian

Clippcn Mary, widow dealer 34 PlumClopp George, innkeeper 15 Branch('lopp Henry, cabinetmaker 131 north FourthClopp John, gentleman 174 north FourthClopp John, jun. coach wheelwright 131 north FourthClopp John, smith 15 Branch and 92 NewClopp John wheelright near Fourth in VineCloppcr Sarah, widow boarding house 18 south FrontClose Christian, baker 4.oS south FrontClose Henry, grocer 30 north ThirdClos^an San«h, miMiner 84 ArchClothier Charles, shoemaker Starr alley

Clothier Margaret, widow nurse 152 SassafrasClothier, widow 365 north FrontClotworthy John, biscuit baker back 19 south Wharf and 27

south Water, dwelling 224 south Fifth

Cloud Caleb, carter 51 GreenCloud Joseph, refiner in the mint 276 MulberryCloud Joseph, student in the Alms houseCloud Parsha, widow 27 Emlen's court (X. L.)Cloudes David, carter corner Oak and Noble, (N. L.)Clouny John, weaver 261 CatharineClowney Levin, weaver 220 Shippen< .kifty j'ohn, blacksmith 119 Brown, dwelling 61 TammanyCluley Francis, wire worker 19 Cherry alley

Cluley J. & T. wire fender and bird cage manufacturers 17

south FourthCluley John, jun. wireworker 17 south Fourth, dwelling

back 3 south FourthCluley John, tavernkeeper back 3$ south FourthClunn John, shipwright Shackamaxon near QueenClutch Rebecca, widow back 89 HighClyde Joseph, labourer 4 Smith's court

Cl'ymer Archibald, tailor 101 GermanOlymer Jacob, carpentei 75 CrownCoad Patrick, teacher 63 UnionCoancs Jesse, coachman 16 Currant alley

Coaston George W. lumber yard Bear near Marble street

Coates Bcryn, M. D. north-west cor. Walnut and FrontCoates George M. china merchant 49 HighCoates Isaac, shipwright H?ach near Warren (K.)

Coates John It. merchant 32h Walnut, dwelling 225 SpruceCoates John K. attorney at law 225 Sprucef'oats Margaret, widow of Wm, 382 north FrontCoates Mary, widow 60 north ThirdCoats Matthias, accountant 475 Sassafras

Coates Samuel, jun. accountant 65 Gaskill

Coates Samuel, 82 south Front SW corner Walnutates Warwick, cordwaincr Christian between Second andThird..ts William, grocer 174 Swanson

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Cobb k Johnston, blacksmiths NE cor. Vine & Ridge roadCobb Mary, widow of Thomas 438 north FourthCobb Samuel, carpenter 117 CarpenterCobb William, carpenter 38 Palmyra squareCobb William, ship carpenter Frankford near OtterCobb Wm. tailor Vine near ThirteenthCoburn Abel, distiller 74 and 119 CedarCoburn James, weaver High west Schuylkill SecondCoburn Robert, distiller 74 CedarCochran Ann, washerwoman and seamstress 130 N. FrontCochran Ann, bottling-cellar 86 north WaterCochran Catharine, widow 39 Palmyra squareCochran Cornelius, shopkeeper corner Chancery lane and

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Cochran John, mariner back 135 PlumCochran John, merchant 376 and 386 HighCochran Maria, tobacconist 19 Strawberry alley

Coe Richard, merchant dwelling 171 Callowhill

Coffee Geoge F. spring manufacturer 16 GermanCoffee James, plumber 61 Walnut dwelling 46 UnionCoffee Jonathan, smith' 292 VineCoffin A. boarding house 44 south Sixth

Coffin Albert, sea captain, boarding house 160 UnionCoffin Jeremiah, copperplate printer 10 north EleventhCoffin Thomas M. lamp Sc oil store 10 south Fourth, dwelling44 south Sixth

Coghling Maria, mantuamaker 21 BrownCogill Charles, tailor 52 ArchCoggins Joseph, boot and shoemaker 36 Carter's alley

Cohen & Nlsbet merchants 26 south FrontCohen A. B. 58 ChesnutCohen Abraham, dealer 233 south Fifth

Cohen A. M. & E. L. druggists 453 High and 7 south SeventhCohen Barnet, cabinet maker 120 CedarCohen E. merchant 26 south Front

jCohen Emanuel, mariner 262 south ThirdCohen Jacob I. merchant 155 MulberryCohen M. B. scourerer 45 Chesnut, dwelling 52 N". FifthCohen Joseph S. attorney at law 7 south SeventhCohili Richard, .shoemaker 23 north TenthCoil James, mariner 24 Little WaterCoit Gabriel, last maker and finder 57 WalnutCoit Richard, shoemaker 7 BedfordColbert Thomas, mariner 255 south FrontColdekit William, rigger opposite navy yardColdwater Jamts, watchman Buttonwood above FifthColdwater Philip, watchman Buttonwood above FifthCole Deborah, widow of Samuel back Cherry near Thirtr,Cole Elijah, carpenter James' streetCole Francis, shoemaker Nicholson's courtCole Hannah, widow 42 ChristianCole Isaac P. hoarding house cor. Sixth and Sugar alley

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Cole James, blacksmith 374 south Front

Cole James, H. merchant 99 HighCole John, boot manufacturer 42 south Third

fCole John, mariner 94 BedfordCole John, tailor 163 GreenCole Thomas, cordwainer High near Sch. Front

Cole William, tailor 62 TammanyColeman Ann, faantua maker 6-1 north Si^th

Coleman Jacob, dry good store 419 north Second

Coleman James, whip maker 70 north Second

Coleman John, brewer 24 GeorgeColeman Margaret, widow 65 Coats'

Coleman Margaret, widow 30 Mead alley

Coleman Nathan, tobacconist 1 north Fifth

Coleman Nathan, tobacconist 187 north SecondColeman Philip, glue maker 22 Noble

Coleman S innkeeper NE corner Twelfth and Sassafras

Coleman Thomas, grocer 127 PlumColeman William, labourer 264 south Fifth near MaidenColeman William, mariner 76 PlumColerick Catharine, widow boarding house 74 north Fifth

Coles Cornelius, ladies' shoemaker back 33 GermanColes William, carpenter 237 RaceColescott Othneall, carpenter SE corner Lawrence fc? XColey Ezra, sea captain 13 Sassafras

Colhoun Doctor, 6 SansomColhoun Elizabeth, widow of David Federal above Sect;

Colhoun F. &. G. grocers SE corner Third and VineColhoun G. Zs H merchants 37 north WaterColhoun Gustavus, 37 N. Water, dwelling 265 Chesnut

Colhoun Hugh, merchant 37 N. Water, dwelling 5 south 3

Colhoun Joseph, cordwainer 306 south Front

Colladay Theodore, carpenter Castle street

Collady Charles, carpenter Castle and 5 Elbow lane,

Collar Jacob, ship carpenter corner Queen and Cherry (KCollar Mary, widow dealer 62 PennCollard John, bricklayer BeachCollin Nicholas Rev. Dr. Swanson street near Christian

Colling James, cordwainer 5 below South

Collins Benjamin, painter c/c. 120 Chesnut, dwelling 60 C?

JCollins Benjamin, uoodsawyer 112 north Juniper

fCollins Cato, white washer 100 north FourthCollins Charles, tailor 50 S. Water, dwelling 51 south FrontCollins Daniel, brass founder, bellhanger and locksmith back

of 42 south Fifth

Collins Elisha, Tenth below Pine

Collins Eliza, widow 75 south Fifth

Collins Frederick, mariner 285 south ThirdCollins George, cooper 1 Elbow lane

Collins H. cake baker and confectioner 60 ChesnutCollins Henry, oysterman 9 Tammany

ins John, accountant 5 Pennsylvania avenue

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Collins Johni labourer Swanson near PrimefCollins John, porter 44 Passyunk roadCollins Joseph, back 85 Passyunk roadCollins Lydia, widow 1 Myer's court

Collins Margaret, wido # grocer 184 north SecondCollins Mary, widow 70 DockCollins Robert, painter &c. 19 Filbert

Collins Robert, grocer Frankford road near BedfordCollins Samuel, block and pump maker 47 south Water,

dwelling- corner Billett's wharfCollins Sarah, widow Petticoat alley below BrowneCollins Wm. baker 14 AlmondCollins Wm. bookseller 112 ArchCollins William, weaver NW corner Thirteenth and CedarCollins Zaccheus, gentleman 29 north SecondCollinson George, 288 south FourthCollison Joseph, sea captain 58 VineCollom John, carpenter 120 Coats*

Collom Jonathan, teacher 132 Coats'

Collom William teacher school N. L. Commissioner's Hal!dwelling 401 north Third

Colquhoun, widow gentlewoman 177 WalnutColson D. bonnet maker 9 StrawberryiColson James, labourer 231 south FourthColton Oren, shuttle maker 1 College avenue, dwelling 29SWalnut near Tenth

Colton Sarah, 3 LibraryColvin James, labourer 231 south FourthColwell James, grocer 6 Little WaterCombes G. apothecary north-east corner Fourth and PineCombes John R. grocer 44 Oak (N. L.)

Combs Thomas, cabinetmaker 120 south FourthCombs, widow at 92 CrownComegys Cornelius & Co. merchants 40 north Eighth, d. h.

42 north EighthComelow Mrs. widow bandbox maker 67 Coats'

Comfort Catherine, widow of John, Wright's courtComly and Tevis, auctioneers 73 HighComley Ethan, dry good store 199 north SecondComly Jacob, livery stable keeper 20 Coombs' alley

Comley Pearsan, shallopman 51 BuddComly Samuel, auctioneer 26 Church alley

fComley William, labourer 31 Middle alley

Commer Charlotte, spinner of threads Rose alley

Commissioner's Hall, 325 north Thrid (N. L.)

Compton Joseph, mercer and tailor 27 north Sixth

Conard and Lancaster lumber merchants below TammanyConard John, marshall's office west wing state house, dwell*

ing 221 north EighthConard Jonathan, lumber merchant 184 north Fourth, yardNoble below Fourth

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Conaway George, cordwainer back 262 south Fifth

Conde Charles, perfumer and hair dresser 114 N. Fifth

Condie David F., M. D. 99 south Fifth

Condy J. W. counsellor at law 48 WalnutCondie Thomas G. attorney at law 99 south Fifth

Condy William, book binder 3 Elfreth's alley

Condon Mary, widow 42 GeorgeConden William, Beach near MaidenCondon William, blacksmith shop Penn (Kensington) dwell

21 BeachCone A. M. widow gentlewoman 82 south EighthCone Elizabeth widow 54 CrownConer John, cabinetmaker 196 PineConger Elizabeth, widow 53 BrownConger William, cordwainer 51 BuddfCongo Martha, widow Dean's alley

Conkle Henry, toy shop 84 north Seventh

Conklin James, cordwainer Vine near Thirteenth

Conly and Fraser, milliners 56 ArchConn Sarah, victualling house 9 Elbow lane

Connelly Henry, cabinetmaker 8 Library, dwelling 233 Spruce

Connelly Henry, 233 SpruceConnelly J. blacksmith 274 south ThirdConnelly John, gentleman 280 ChesnutConnelly John, labourer Sch. Fourth between High & Filbert

Connelly Joseph, painter and glazier back 111 Catharine

Connelly Peter, shoemaker 14 ArchConnelly Sarah, widow of James, Filbert near Sch. EighthConnelly William, gunsmith Baker's court

ConnelfElizabeth, seamstress Fourth near Poplar

Connell Mary, mantuamaker 72 NewConnell Thomas, M. D. 87 MulberryConnor Charles, tailor and tavernkeeper 310 south SecondConnor Daniel, labourer back 246 ShippenConner Edmund, cordwainer 25 MaryConnor Ellen, shopkeeper 232 north Water

fConnor James, oysterman and coachman under 157 WalnutConner J. saddler 194 MarketConnor Mary, tailoress 126 NewConnor Mrs. widow 50 PennConnor Rachel, widow, 75 GeorgefConnor Rachel, widow 23 UnionConnor Robert, hatter back of 12 Cresson's alley

Connor Thomas G. cooper 3 and dwelling 43 PennConover Cornelius, carpenter corner Hamilton &, WashingtonGqnoyer Jeremiah, shoemaker back 122 MarketConover Samuel F., M. D. 141 south Fifth

Conoway James, spade maker Simmons' court (X. L.)

Conoway Joseph, ladies' shoemaker Pine allley near FoulConrad Elijah, storekeper 81 MulberryConrad Henry, weaver St. John's near Poplar laneConrad Isaiah, plaisterer 128 Coats'

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Conrad John, bookseller NE corner of Fifth and Callowhill

Conrad Kelley and Co. shoe store 60 Market

Conrad Mathew, shoe dealer 25 Mulberry

Conrad Peter, brushmaker 163 High, dwelling 4 north Front

Conrad Solomon W. bookseller 87 High, dwelling 81 Arch

Conray Thomas, 116 north WaterConstable Curtis, basket maker Eighth above Callowhill

Constable Richard, gunmaker 88 south Second

Constable William, cordwainer 426 south Second

Constancio, Francisco Solano Chevalier, charge dcs affaires of

his most faithful majesty 238 SpruceConway Barney, labourer back 126 south Sixth

Conway Bernard, labourer Race near Schuylkill Eighth

Conway Edward, brewer 73 UnionConway Patrick, hatter back 170 SpruceConwell Ann, widow brushmaker 185 south Front

Conwell Henry, Right Rev. Dr. of the catholic church WiLling's alley

Conyers , bootmaker 1 south ThirdfConyers J. oyster cellar under 356 MarketConyers Walter, boot manufactory 40 south Third, dwelling

20 Little GeorgeConyngham David H. gentleman 109 south FourthCook Abraham, letter carrier 37 MulberryCook Alexander, soap and candle manufactory 136 and 140

North FourthCook & Leuffer, whiskey &c. merchts. High W. Sch. Fourth

Cook and Parkins, cabinetmakers 56 Walnut and 42 DockCook and Pettit, whitesmiths & grate factory 3 Wagner's alley

Cook and Snowden, china merchants 47 north ThirdCook Benjamin, drayman back 459 north ThirdCook Charles L. tailor 73 north Fifth

Cook Christiana, widow Cresson's alley

Cook Conrad, labourer 136 St. John's

Cook Curtis H. carpenter 195 GreenCook , cordwainer 159 south Sixth

Cooke David, merchant 13 south Front

Cook Elizabeth, Prime below MoyamensingCooke Tamer, tailoress 126 south SecondCook E. W. turner back 8 Goforth alley, d. h. 122 N. SecondCooke Zachariah, coach maker 9 Meyers' court

Cook George H. grocer, &c. NW cor. Walnut & Thirteenth

Cook George L. merchant tailor 149 north SecondCook Georg-e, planemaker Laurel near BuddCook Hannah, teacher 40 George (S.)

Cook James, brushmaker 238 HighCook Joel, merchant tailor 301 VineCook Joel, merchant tailor 26 north Fifth

rook John, china merchant 47 north ThirdCook John, fish vender Black horse alley

Cook John, grate maker Nicholson's courtiok John, labourer Rose alley

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Cook John, merchant 68 south Front and 298 Chesnu*

Cook John, morocco dresser Cleaver alley near Fifth

Cook John, newspaper carrier Cresson's alley

Cook John, stevedore back 35 PennCook Margaret, widow 98 Gaskill

Cook Margaret, widow shopkeeper 18 north alley

Cook Maria, widow 82 BrownCook Martha, widow back 8 Oak (S.)

Cook Mary, washerwoman back 172 PineCook Michael, cordwainer 8 Oak (S.)

Cook P. and M. dry good store 122 north SecondCook Philip, cabinetmaker Webbs' alley

Cook Samuel, bookbinder 92 north Fifth

Cook Samuel, grocer north-east corner Green and Fourth,

Cook Samuel, tobacconist 271 north SecondCook Susannah, grocer 79 south Third

Cook Philip, shoemaker 159 south Sixth

Cook William, bootmaker and grocer north-west corner of

Third and Christian

Cook William, brickmaker Schuylkill Fifth between Marketand Chesnut

Cook William, cordwainer 24 Parham's alley

north FourthCook William, tobacconist 10 HighCooker John, victualler 150 GermanCooley L. intelligence and exchange office 125 north Fifth

Coombs Amos, carpenter corner Charlotte and Poplar lane

Coombs David, teacher 50 GermanCoombs George W. Venetian blindmaker 131 Pine

Toon James, tin pedlar 10 south TenthCoon William, painter and glazier 137 Cherryi>ooney , mariner 46 Mead alley

Cooper Adam, carpenter Schuylkill Seventh near VineCooper and Patterson, grocers lower 40 north Fourth near ok;

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academy-Cooper and Wright, tobacconists 313 HighCooper Ann, widow 17 Key's alley

Cooper B. and B. merchants High street wharf south side

Cooper Benjamin, tailor 33 Elfreth's alley

Cooper Britain, merchant 2 High, dwelling 36 Filbert

Cooper Charles, victualler Fayette street

Cooper Colin, merchant 31 MulberryCooper Collin and Joseph, merchant 35 north FrontCooper Conrad, shoemaker 256 north FrontCooper Deborah, widow 169 SpruceCooper F. smith 100 Shippen, dwelling 230 CatharineCooper Hannah, widow 194 north FrontCooper Henry, printer 188 north Fifth

Cooper Hugh, blacksmith Davis' courtCooper Hugh, dwelling 313 ArchCooper Hugh, grocer 50 north Third, dwelling 313 ACooper Isaac, gentleman corner of John and Vine

Philadelphia I COP

, Cooper Isaiah, labourer 127 CedarCopper James C. accountant 87 south SixthCopper James, oak cooper 90 south Water, d. h. 91 S. FrontfCooper James, porter 21 North alleyCooper James, sea captain 212 south ThirdCooper James, 249 north FrontCooper Jane, widow of John 137 PineCooper John, leather store 273 south SecondCooper John, merchant 175 High, dwelling 85 MulberryjCooper John, porter and beer house 150 LombardCooper John, printer 10 Green's courtCooper John, tailor and scourer 89 north FrontCooper Joseph, merchant 35 nortli Front, d. h. 55 N. FourthCooper Joshua, carpenter Race W. of BroadCooper Margret, widow 117 Germantown roadCooper Michael, constable 177 ShippenCooper Michael, labourer Cedar above ThirteenthCooper Robert, carpenter 139 Pine and 18^ south Fifth

Cooper Robert, oak cooper 200 south WaterCooper Thomas, constable 33 Strawberry

Cooper Thomas, hardware merchant 51 HighCooper Thomas merchant 31 MulberryCooper widow, 31 MulberryCooper William, baker back 36 north ThirdCooper William, dry good store 433 north SecondCope Charles, victualler John's, stall 39 New-marketCope Elizabeth, widow 28 JohnCope Godfrey G. victualler corner of Fourth and Tammany,

stall 8 High street marketCope H. and C. merchants 165 HighCope Henry, merchant Walnut st. wharf, d. h. 102 S. Fourth

Cope Herman, merchant 165 High, dwelling 413 ArchCope Israel, merchant 165 High, dwelling 186 Arch

Cope Jacob, accountant near old York road and TammanyCope Jacob, woodsawyer Jones' alley

Cope Jasper & Co. merchants 165 High, dwelling 391 Arch

Cope John, accountant corner of Fourth and TammanyCope John, mariner Noble near Front

Cope Margaret, widow Church street near Christian

Cope Thomas P. and Son, merchants Walnut street wharf

north side, dwelling 36 north Fourth

Cope William, carter Catharine near Third

Cope William D. merchant 36 north Fourth

J-Copeland Allen, shoemaker under 75 south Second

Copeland Amelia, widow N. W. corner of Prime and Front

Copeland A. ship joiner Federal near Front

Copeland George, sea captain China street

Copeland Jacob, ship joiner 516 south Front

Copeland Nancy, housekeeper 148 MarketCopeland Sarah, seamstress Mark's lane

Copia Jacob, coach trimmer 183 Pine

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Copland Nathaniel, deputy flour inspector 159 Vine

Copland Samuel P. carpenter 27 old York road

Corbett Inlos, mariner back 81 WalnutCorbett Samuel, dry good store 160 south Sixth

Corbin Henry, gentleman 166 VineCorbitt Elizabeth, widow 176 south Front

Corbitt Israel, carpenter 472 Racej-Cordosa W. waiter 6 Burd's alley

Corfield Adam, draper, mercer and tailor 64 Vine

Corfield Edward D. justice of the peace 234 north Front

Corfield Jesse, morocco dresser 225 Mulberry

Corgee Arthur, clockmaker 412 south Front

Corgee Arthur F. block and pumpmaker 126 Swansor

115 south WaterCorgen John, weaver Bon sail

Corger George, pilot 87 Christian

Corker Robert, wheelwright 24 Union alley

Corkrin James, carpenter 207 south Fourth

Corlett Catharine, widow 81 SwansonCorlies Britton, bricklayer 55 north Eighth

Corlies J. W. 8c Co. merchants 29$ south wharvesCormick David, mariner 29 GermanCorndeffer Philip, labourer Vine alley near TwelfthCorneau John B. carpenter Shield's alley

Corneil John, hatter 135 north Fifth

Cornelius Christian, silverplater 183 Cherry

Cornell Mary, widow 475 High corner Thirteenth

Cornell William, sea captain N. W. cor. Thirteenth and Higt-

Cornely William, labourer, Brown near Charlotte

Corner Mary, milliner 123 NewCorners Joseph, blacksmith Plum above Second

Cornish James, gentleman 143 south Sixth

Cornish O. B. bookseller 350 south Second

{-Cornish Tilghman, porter Christian near Fifth

Cornman Adam, printer 146 Locust

Cornman Adam, sugar refiner 30 WoodJCorr Joseph M. painter 161 LombardCorran Thomas, labourer Prime near Front

Corry &. Co. bootmakers 47 south Fourth

Correy Ann, storekeeper Fourth near BrownCorrey David and William K. merchants 29 north WaterCorrey David, merchant 29 north Water, dwelling EkteB

house place Locust below TenthCorry Helen, milliner 123 south SecondCorrey John, attorney at law 224 south FourthCorrey William K. merchant 29 north Water, d.h. 85 ArchCorrin Josiah, silver smith 17 QueenCorson Amos, blacksmith 47 south JuniperCorson Jacob, sea captain 74 QueenCorson James, gentleman 112 GreenCorson James, grocer Oak below Coats'

Gcryell Henry L. carpenter 23 lower Lombard

Philadelphia Index. COX.

Cossart Mary, cedar cooper 483 north SecondCost George, turner 125 north WaterCosten Constantine, shallopman Johnson's courtCoster J. M. gentleman Mechanic near MapleCoston Belton, cabinetmaker Nonnater's courtCoston Joseph, tailor N.W. cor. Chesnut and Water dwelling

25 Carter's alley

Coston Joshua, labourer 19 BuddCotterell Richard, mariner 469 south FrontCottinger John, papermaker little SeventhCotton John S. gi'ocer 34 Passyunk roadCottman William B. turner and smith, shop Beach nearShackamaxon (K.)

Cottringer John J. accountant 75 south Fifth

Couden Joseph, stonecutter 292 south FourthCoudrick Mary, nurse 4 BuddCoulin Cornelius, dealer N. E. corner Lombard and FourthCoulon Helena C. fancy store 129 ChesnutCoulson Jonathan, china merchant near O. Y. R. and TammanyCoulston Barnabas, tanner 4 Franklin

Coulston G. W. inkeeper 150 Sassafras

Coulston Israel, cabinetmaker 66 TammanyCoulter John, weaver near George's in ThirdCoulter Israel, merchant 183 UnionCoulter John, merchant counting-house 3 and d. h. 5 UnionCoulton and Rakestraw, tailors N, E. corner Penn and CedarCoulton Margaret, widow Gaskill above FourthCouncell Thomas, hatter Davis' court

Counril Joseph, bricklayer Shippen above Shippen's lane

Countryman C. ornamental painter back of 120 GermanCouper David, agent and collector 101 old York roadCourtney Joseph, carpenter 8 Sugar alley

Courtney Joseph, weaver Jones' alley near Sch. Fifth andFilbert

Courtney Samuel P grocer cor. Frankford road and GreenCouston Barnabas, lime merchant 41 GardenCouzen3 John, carpenter 160 St. John's

'.'overt I<*aac, block and pump maker 65 south Water, d. h,

15 BuddCowan John, tailor 84 CedarCoward William millwright 5 Fetter lane

Cowden John, stonecutter 91 old York roadCowden Samuel, stonecutter Juniper above ArchCowdy John ropemaker 79 Germantown roadCowel John V. merchant 38 south SecondCowperthwaite Ambrose, bricklayer

Cowperthwaite Joseph, clerk in U. S. bank d. h; 30 WoodCowperthwaite Mark, shoemaker 165 SpruceCowperthwaite P. teacher 72 LocustCowperthwaite Sarah, widow of Hulings 204 north FrontCowpland A. milliner 213 south SecondCox Abraham L. student in Alms-house

CRA Philadelphia Index.

Coxe A. S. attorney at law 34 south Sixth, d. h. 167 Pine

Cox C. dealer 224 CedurCoxe' Charles S. attorney at law 34 south Sixth, d. h. 167 Pine

Coxe Daniel W. merchant 256 WalnutCox David, carter 110 north JuniperCoxe Edmund S. attorney at law 34 south Sixth, d. h. 167 Pien

Cox Edward, smith Maiden near stone bridgeCox Elizabeth H. seminary 25 Filbert

Cox Gabriel, carter 542 north SecondCox Gideon, cedarcooper 253 and dry good store and d. h

233 HighCox Isaac carpenter 66 ZaneCox Isaac, ladies shoemaker 365 north ThirdCox Isaac N. attorney at law 108 south FourthCox James, drawing-master N. E. corner Fourth and Chesnut,

d. h. 39 AlmondCox James S. president of the Pennsylvania Insurance com-

pany, 295 ChesnutCox James, 28 NewmarketCox John, gentleman 295 ChesnutCox John, labourer Queen near SecondCoxe John Redman, M. D. 8 York buildings, ofike back in

Goodwater alley

Cox John, seminary back 57 Filbert

|Cox Joseph, sweep master 90 LombardCox Margaret, widow 89 north JuniperCox Maria, fancy millinery store 1 north NinthCox Martin, blacksmith 419 north FrontCox Paul, late sea captain 88 south FrontCox Rebecca & Co. storekeepes 18 north SecondCox Rachel, widow milliner 125 Archrox Richard, carpenter 25 Filbert

Cox Sarah, storekeeper 190 Filbert

Coxe Tench, gentleman 167 Pine

*2ox widow, gentlewoman 226 .MarketCox William, carter 452 north SecondCox William, coachmaker Cermantown road above the forksCoyId William, labourer High west Sch. FourthCoyle James tailor 169 south ThirdCoyle Patrick labourer Prices' court

Coyles Daniel, tallowchandler 102 CrownCoyn Patrick, doctor 148 Coats'

Coynd Patrick, labourer Lombard above TwelfthCozens A. J. pilot's hotel south-east corner Penn and Piroc

Cozens A. J south-east corner Second and VineCozens Archibald J. Workman's court

Cozens Benjamin, sea captain Swansqn near CatharineCozens Henry S. conveyancer 319 -oath ThirdCozens J B. watchmaker i.W. co!\ Harmony court and Four I

Cozens Josiah B. jeweller 12 north SecondCrabb William, accountant 34 sot I TenthCrabb William, cordwa1h<

Philadelphia Index, CRA

£rabb William, cordwainer 164 LombardCrab William, clerk in the nary \ardCraft Gersham, city watch 60$ UnionCraft Jacob, carpenter back of 529 north ThirdCraft John C. hatter 14 Raspberry alley

Craft Rosanna, nurse St. John's near Coats'Cragg George, dyer back 529 and d. h. 475 north ThirdCraig and Stokes, house carpenters 13 DecaturCraig Charles, whiskey store High west of Sch. ThirdCraige Eliza, widow of Wm. 172 Germantown roadCraige John, saddler &c. Germantown road below ThirdCraige Samuel, tailor back 62 CherryCraige Seth, jun. 110 and d. h. 546 HighCraighead Mary, widow dealer 196 south SecondCraighead Samuel sea captain 11 Keys' alley

Craig, Huston and Co. saddlers 110 MarketCraig Isabella, widow back 89 Passyunk roadfCraig Jacob, coachman Mark's lane

fCraig Jacob, jackmaker Green's courtCraig James, carpenter 13 Decatur, dwelling 197 S. SeventhCraig James, gentleman 208 ChesnutCraig Jane Miss 113 SpruceCraig John, blacksmith 20 Bank alley, d. h. Dawson's courtCraig John, nailer 136 LocustCraig Lydia, widow 405 south SecondCraig Margaret, widow shopkeeper 385 RaceCraig Saiial. smith »nd farrier 39 Locust, d.h. 124 -south TenthCraig Samuel, blacksmith 18 RachelCraig Samuel, tailor 5 south Water dwelling CherryCraig Thomas, saddler 550 north FrontCraig William, merchant 8 Chesnut, d. h. 136 south SecondCramer Philip V. bleeder Lombard above TwelfthCrammer Ann, widow 6 Starr alley

Crammer Thomas, carpenter 22 GardenCrammond William, merchant 43 Dock, d. h. 248 WalnutCramp George, ship carpenter Marlborough near BedfordCranchal B fruit store 66 south ThirdCrane Elizabeth, Laurel (N. L.) above FrontCranmer Joseph, shingle dresser back 44 Coats'

Cranmer Joseph S. ladies' shoemaker 36 south SecondCranmer Newell, tanner Miller's court

Crans Peter, cordwainer 106 GermanCrap George M. tin plate worker 3 Duke (N. L.

Crause Louisa, victualler 59 GardenCrap Nicholas, boot and shoemaker 17 SpruceCraven Ishi, accountant 398 north ThirdCraven John, farmer Second below PrimeCraven John, labourer St. John's near Coats'Craven Mary, porter house 66 south WaterCraver John, farmer Second below PrimeCrawford Alexander, tailor 28 KunckleCrawford Allen, dealer Cedar near Twelfth

CRE Philadelphia Index.

Crawford Elizabeth, widow 43 NobleCrawford James, labourer Fearis' alley

Crawford James, labourer 260 St. John's

Crawford James, mariner 142 south TenthCrawford James shopkeeper, 25 Coats'

Crawford John, labourer North street

Crawford John, mariner 162 SwansonCrawford John, tailor 54 AnnCrawford Samuel H. boat builder 328 north Front

Crawford Samuel W., D. D. teacher 5 doors above Eleventh

near GeorgeCrawford Margaret, widow 151 St. John's

Crawford W. cabinetmaker south Klpventh, above WalnutCrawley Abraham, cardmaker Loxley's court

Crawley Edmond, jeweller 295 WalnutCrawley John, labourer Schuylkill Second above Vine

Crawley Mrs. boarding house 5 south Sixth

Craycroft Benjamin, sea captain 35 QueenCraycroft Joseph, shoemaker 309 south Second and 226 HighCreamer Christian, labourer back 41 PrimeCreamer Jacob, dealer 71 CedarCreamer Mathias, ship carpenter Marlborough near BedfordCrean John, gentleman 94 south EighthCrease Wm. G. fancy feather manufactory 43 south. ThirdCreese Jesse, carpenter 364 south SecondCrees Thomas C. coach-lamp maker and ornamental glass

cutter 12 Juniper lane, dwelling 81 south Eleventh

Cregar Samuel, shoemaker Noble corner Sansom's court

Creighton John, bookbinder 9 ' Hnkle's court

Crelan Henry, cordwainer 353 south FrontCremer Christian, widow washerwoman 2 Garrigue's court

Crengal Patrick, labourer 358 south ThirdCreps Philip, potter St. John's (N. L.)

Cress Alexander, shoemaker 422 north ThirdCress George, jun. harnessmaker 249 VineCress George, Lombard shove TwelfthCress James, bricklayer 176 St. John'sCress Jo'.m, coach painter 176 St. John'sCress John jun. oak cooper near New market and CallowhillCressman Henry, cap maker 138 north EighthCresson Bc-njainin, china merchant 197 SassafrasCrcsson James and Brothers, china merchants 281, dwelling

227 HighCresson James, china merchant 227 High, d. h.37 N. SeventhCresson John II. china merchant 281, dwelling 227 HighCresson Joseph, china merch. 231 High, d. h. 104 S. FourthCresson Joshua, accountant 18 ChesterCresson Mary, widow of John E. 3u SansomCresson Richard C. grocer 391 north FrontCresson, widow of Calek 261 ArchCress Philip, potter Poplar near St. John'sCress Thomas, cooper John above Callowhill

Philadelphia Index. CRO

Creth Daniel, distiller north-west corner St. Mary &, Sixth

Creth Wm. distiller 132 North street and 108 north NinthCrichton David, domesti manufactury 70 Frankford roadCrispin Peter, waterman north-west corner Browne and BuddCrispin Benjamin, labourer Budd above Laurel

Crispins Benjamin, labourer Prime below Moyamensing roadCrissy James, book binder and stationer 177 Chesnut, dwell-

ing 142 ChesnutCrissy Joseph, rigger 38 PennCristman Henry, woollen manufacturer 116 Sassafras

Critza Jacob, oak cooper back 19 GardenCritzer Philip, shoemaker Charlotte near Poplar lane

Croasdill Wm. merchant 174 High, d. h. 154 Callowhill

Crock Bartholomew, carter north-west cor. Seventh & Coats'

Crocks John, currier Cherry near Schuylkill EighthCrocks John, watchman Second above Germantown roadCroft E. carpenter 15 Pewterplatter alley

Croft Thomas, sea captain 25 Elfreth's alley

Croket Maria, widow 78 ChristianCroll Martin, grocer 1 Mulberry alley

Croll Martin, watchman 4 Branner's alley

Crombarger John, flour mer. 326 High, d. h. S4 S. EleventhCromley Henry, brick maker Irish Tract lane below CedarCromley Jacob, brick maker Sch. Third bet. Cedar & SpruceCromley Jacob, brick maker Spruce west Schuylkill FrontCromley Sophia, widow NE corner of Cedar and BroadfCromwell George 8c R. L. Allen, confectioners 55 S. Foi

Cromwell John, bricklayer 20 Schrivers* courtfCromwell John, sailmaker Green's courtCromwell Oliver, bricklayer 134 DillwynCrone Phoebe, widow dealer back 125 PlumCronger James G. merchant 127 MulberryCronin Edward, grocer south-east corner Fifth and SpruceCrooks George It. currier and leather cutter 127 N. Fifth

Crooks G. R. currier 216 north SecondCrooks Wm. tailor north-east comer Chesnut and WaterCropper Edmund, carpenter 106 SouthCropper Isaac, grocer 302 south Second

fCropper London, labourer Cropper's courtCropper Randall S. dry good store 215 south Second-{•Crosby Edward, porter 172 north EighthCrosby Sarah, widow Lombard above EleventhCrosby M. stonecutter 30 north TenthCrosdell John, woodsawyer Cobb's courtCrosier Benjamin, shoemaker 3 Elmslie's alley

Croskey George D. accountant 161 north NinthCross Benjamin, gentleman 151 south FifthCross Daniel, watchman back 207 St. John'sCross Joseph, labourer corner Thirteenth and WoodCrossman Henry, grocer 85 north SixthGrossman John, oysterman OtterCrossman W. tallow chandler NE corner Juliana fc Callowhill

CUL Philadelphia Index.

Crosson James, bricklayer and grocer 298 south Fo..

Crothers Mary, widow 72 north Sixth

Crothers William S. merchant 219 High, d. h. 389 ACrotto Henry, labourer 32 Sugar alley

Croucher Samuel oakcooper 22 Sugar alley

Crouding Elizabeth, shopkeeper 148 Cherry

Crouse Andrew, victualler 100 Thirteenth

Crouse Christopher, victualler stall 4 Old Shambles, andFourth near Vine

Crousie Peter, carpenter Fourth near VineCrowell Elisha, druggist 258 south Second and N. E. cornei

Cedar and Fifth

Crowell Ellis B. Lombard below TenthCrowell Ephraim, brush maker Ann street

Crowell James, teacher 26 AlmondCrowell Samuel, pilot 92 SwansonCrowell Smith, bottler opposite Wharton marketCrowell S. storekeeper 186 north SecondCrowell Thomas, gentleman 147 PineCrowell Thomas, painter, &c. back 53 Coats*

Crowers George, skindresser Fourth above GeorgeCrow Jane, widow back 265 SouthCrowley and Farr, clock and watchmakers 106 HighCrowley Cornelius, carpenter Holmes' alley

Crowley James, shoemaker SheafPs alley

Crowley John, watchmaker 132 south FrontCrowley Joseph, teacher 405 HighCrow Owen, hatter 40 CherryCroy Sarah, widow 90 north NinthCrozier Andrew, grocer 425 south FrontCrukshank Joseph, printer & stationer 16 &, 20 ChurcCrumback Catherine Sch. Second near SpruceCrumback Godfrey, innkeeper Swanson near navy yardCrumback Jacob, constable 260 south Sixth

Crumpton Elizabeth, widow 161 LocustCrumpton Thomas, silver plater 161 LocustCruse John, drayman, 50 CrownCrasel Peter, mariner 93 Christian

Cryder M. dry good store 165 north SecondCubler Jacob, carter 252 south Fifth

Culin Daniel, tailor Brooks' courtCulin George, 244 north SecondCulin Isaac J. tailor 349 south SecondCulin John, Son & Co. tailors S.W. corner High and Waterand 5 south Front

Culin Robert S. & Co. tailors 5 south FrontCullan Martha, grocer north-east corner Seventh and SpruceCullen qJ Pettit, grocers 203 SpruceCullin Jonathan, mariner 30 JohnCullin Thomas, sea captain 348 south FrontCulnan widow of Charles, 264 south FourthCulp Aaron J. dealer 74 Almond

Philadelphia Index. CU R' -alp Jacob 8c Co. grocers 222 north SecondCulp Jacob, grocer 222 north Second, d. h. 32 NewmarketCuluen George, tailor 40 AnnCulver Sarah, teacher 104 UnionCumberland factory, nail hoop and iron store 33 north FrontCumley Edward, carpenter 196 Cherrydimming Jane, widow south SeventhCummings Abigail, midwife cor. Baker's court and Callowhill

Cummings Sc Duy, merchants 1 north Fifth

Cummings Abraham, weaver 495 north SecondCummings Enoch, grocer 396 north Third and 428 X. SeconafCummings Isaac, coachman Currant alley

Cummings James, weaver Vine alley

Cummings Jane, widow, 234 south FrontCummings John, shoemaker corner of Budd and GreenCummings John, mariner 19 CedarCummings Martha, widow 276 north SecondCummings Richard P. tinman 276 north SecondCummings Samuel S. druggist, &c. 288 and 276 north SecondCummings Samuel S. & Co. druggists, &c. 288 north SecondCummings William, drayman 141 north Fifth

Cummings William, grocer and corn factor 92 south wharves,dwelling 26 Plum

Cummin James, grocer 416 north ThirdCummins Ann, milliner 29 north FourthCummins David, merchant 68 south WharvesCummins John, carpenter 152 Coats'

Cummins John, shoemaker S.W. cor. Green and NewmarketCummins Richard, porter Acorn alley

Cummins Thomas, coppersmith 6 Chancery lane

Cummiskey J. Rev. pastor of St. Mary's church WHling's alleyCumpston Thomas, merchant 244 SassafrasCunningham John H. printer 70 south ThirdCunningham John, shoemaker 91 north SecondCunningham John, teacher 2 BedfordCunningham , mariner 227 south Fifth

Cunningham M. widow 94 south Fifth

Cunningham William, mariner 225 south Fifth

Cunitz Jacob S. bricklayer Ann near Schuylkill EighthCunius Philip, blacksmith Charlotte near Poplar lane-Cunriden William, mariner Church street near ChristianCupples Samuel, merchant 284£ HighCuppuck John, bricklayer 22 ChesterCuq Francis, 4 Goforth alley

Curby Edward, mariner 14 PineCurby Michael, gauger and cooper 91 south Water, dwelling

46 PennCurcier Andrew, mer. S. Third next below St. Peter's churckCurlin Ann, widow segarmaker back 73 north EighthfCurltew Susannah, washerwoman Duncan's courtCurran Arthur, 72 Oak street (N. L.)

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Curren Credcrick, ropemaker X. E. cor. Newmarket Q DukeCurren William, livery stable keeper S Little GeorgeCurren William, livery stable keeper Marshall's alley n. 1

Carrie Helen, boarding1 house 143 south SecondCurrie William, M. D north-west corner Front and PineCurrin Timothy, plaisterer 301 WalnutCurry David, merchant 73 WalnutfCurry Elizabeth cJ Mary, washerwomen 135 SpruceCurry Enoch, turner back 49 PineCurry George, shoe store 30 HighCurry James £r* William, type founders Cedar below T Chili

Curry John, shoe seller 265 south SecondCarry John, tailor 57 south ThirdCurry Joshua, hatter 2 Richardson's courtCurry Richard, cordwainer Camac below Old York roa'd

Curry Richard, cordwainer Cobb's courtCurry Samuel, cordwainer 4 south alley

Curry Thomas, cordwainer Federal near FrontCurry William, colourman Mulberry near Sch. FrontCurry William, typefounder Shippen above NinthCurtis A. hatter 241 south SecondCurtis Asa, grocer 232 north Second, dwelling 15 VineCurtis Henry W. potter 122 SwansouCurtis John, brass founder 129 north EighthCurtis John II. accountant 31 QueenCurtis John, potter 407 south Front

Cashing" John, sea captain 421 south FrontCarUs Jonathan, weaver 5 Apple-tree alley

Cuitis Margaret, widow mangier 16 Coombs* alley

fCurtis Saul, pump maker 211 ShippenCuseck John, grocer 194 north WaterCustif Margaret, widow 95 LombardfCuslino William, waiter 6 Madison's court

Cuszine William, shipwright 154 :vvi.:ison

Cuthbert Anthony, gentleman 41 PennCuthbert El<2.a, gentlewoman 397 north Cr<.

|Cuthbert Enos, boot cleaner Acorn aliey

Cuthbert Geay, weaver 213 PlumCuthbert James L. gentleman 189 south ThirdCuthbert James, weaver 20 Cranklin

Cuthbert Samuel, gentleman 204 south SecondCuthbert Thomas, gentleman 262 south SecondCutbush James, assistant apothecary-general oi'

south l-'ourth

aviki Stanilas, jeweller 16 south F

F1LGUEN BERNARD, merchant south-east

nu com, dwelling 14 SansomDennis, grocer 22 Poplar lane

perplate printer and innkeeper (Cedar w

Lei) 1 Elizabethse allev

Philadelphia Judex. BAR

Dale Peter, labourer Carpenter near Fourth

Dale Richard, commodore 55 Pine

Daley Bernard, shoemaker 390 MarketDaley James, 3 Library

fDaley Joseph, mariner 199 CVdarDallas Alexander A. ladies' shoemaker. 7 MaryDallas George M. attorney at law 1G5 Walnut

Dallas widow of Alexander James, 64 south Eighth

Dallas William, plaisterer 7 MaryDallett Elijah and Thomas, soap and candle manufacturers

34 and 341 HighDallett Elijah, tallow chandler 341 HighDalrymple Ephraim, ladies' shoemaker Second near Prime

Dalrymple James, cordwaincr 379 south Second

Daly John, sailmaker 48 GermanDaly John, sea captain 9 Summer's court

Daly Nicholas, cabinetmaker 133-LombardDalzcll Elizabeth, widow 153 SpruceDalzell William, inspector of customs 80 LombardDamon John, tailor near Fourth in VineDanby Joseph, engraver 251 Sassafras

Dandelot Louisa, boarding--house 40 south EighthDanenhower Charles, old Rotterdam inn 118 north ThirdDanenhower John, flour inspector 116 St. John's

Danenhower Thomas, skindresser Charlotte near Poplar lane

Danforth Cyrus, currier 45 Old York roadDangu Jacob, skin dresser 31 3 north SecondDaniels Aaron, tanner 55 NobleDaniel Eliza, widow 10 BuddDaniels Ephraim N. 339 north FrontDaniels James, machine maker cor. Sch. Third and AichDaniels John L. cordwainer 297 VineDaniels John R. tailor 339 north FrontDaniels Susan, 2>8 north WaterDaniels William, carpenter Miller's courtDaniels William, mariner Oak (N. L ) above GreenDankel Henry, baker 1504 south FourthDanly John, carter 292 south ThirdDannasell George, weigh master at custom house G Har

tung's alley

Dannenberg Christian 5 Thirteenth near HighDarby Samuel, carpenter 55 DukeDarby William, lecturer on History 72 south SixthDare John, labourer 440 north FrontDaring John, brewer Webb's alleyDarland Thomas, hamessmaker 39 ChesterDarley John, comedian 80 south EleventhDarmon William, saddler 245$ south SecondDarnel Henry, measurer of grain 19 St. Man'sDarr Benjamin, shoemaker Lilly alleyDarr Jennett, school mistress 194 St. John'sDarracb Cornelius, carter 27 Hurst

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ch Ellen A. teacher back 142 south FourthDaffagh John, carpenter 209 south SeventhDarach John, maltster Broad near VineDarrach Thomas B. ci? Co. fur dealers 96 MarketDarrach Thomas B. hat manufacturer and fur dealer 62 6

jndDarrach William, M. D. SW corner Chesnut and Seventh

ibaragh Bernard, shoemaker near 11 CastleDauei Sjmon, jeweller Christian near Eighth

.h, Vine near Sch. Frontnport John, stocking- weaver Eighth near Callowhil:Apart William, mathematical instrument maker 25 south

Front, d. h. 86 SassafrasDavenport

, 445 south Front:d and Sicard, jr. merchants 7 Minor

I Jacob, storekeeper 118 north SecondF. merchant 7 Minor, dwelling 9 south EleventhA. silversmith back 135 Plum

il'.iapi K. dry good store 113 north SecondDavidson farble street

Alexander, currier Starr alley

isoB David, tavern 183 south Front and 182 south VI:dson Eunice, 2 south Thirteenth

ithan, merchant 239 VineDavison Robert, innkeeper 116 South

son Robert, sailmaker 43 S. Water and 47 south FrontDavidson William, bookseller cellar under 31 south Second

eiling 22 StrawberDavidson William, gentleman 268 WalnutDavies Edward, hoarding house 264 Market

Lbner, shoestore 92 Highs Absalom, grocer corner Cherry and Sch. Seventh

La Alexander, Noble near FourthDavis Amos, blacksmith Juniper below Walnut

- Andrew, labourer Lombard west Schuylkill Eighthis and Robinson tanners SW comer of Fifth and Noblea Ann, widow seamstress 2 Willow court

s Arrnon, flour merchant 304 High, d. h. 7 south F.lev-

above Chesnutin, carter Sixth near Coats'

Davis Benjamin, bookbinder Christian near Thirdi Benjamin, dry good store" 40 north Second

mjamin, merchant 75 north FrontDavis Catharine, back -unk

[-Davis Caesar, labourer Baseball's alley

5 C, teai .th, dwelling 344 Mainiei, tailor 2 CaufFman's court near Second

. cordwainer 73 north EighthDavis David M. merchant 2 north Third, dwelling 98 WDavi-

,mariner 121 Swanson

aid, carter 34 Budd

Philadclfiliia Imler. DA*

Uavis Eli sha, collector 19 WoodDavis Eliea, dealer south-west cor. Thirteenth and Cedar

Davis Eliza, widow 18 Stamper's alley

Davis Elnathan, Oak above Green (N. L.)

Davis George, stock, and exchange broker 39 Bock, dwelling

24-6 SpruceDavis Hannah, widow 72 north Ninth

Davis Henry It. broker 87 south Eleventh

Davis Isaac, domestic coffee-factory SW cor. Fifth and $oble

Davis Isaac, tailor south Second near Christian

Davi6 Isaac, tanner corner Old York road and Noble, dweli

ing 88 NewDavis I. suspender maker 31 south FrontDavis Jacob, combmaker 31 GreenDavis James, blacksmith and clerk of Moyamensing 18 i

Shippen, dwelling 53 Fit/waterDavis James, shoemaker 123 Btidd

Davis Jesse, carter 179 Coats'

Davis John and George, grocery & feed store 147 N. Sixth

Dvttis John, assistant in the mint North st.

Davis John, bookbinder 16 Fromberger's court

Davis John, liatter 70 north Sixth

Davis John, inspector of customs 305 HighDavis John, labourer Arch west Schuylkill SecondDavis John, labourer 115 Christian

Davis John, morocco finisher 78 DockDav'i9 John, paper hunger 147 north SixthDavis John, tailor "Vine near ThirteenthDavis John, trunkmaker 73 north Fifth

Davis Jonathan F. grocer 306 High, dwelling 31 "is. ThirdDavis Joseph, hatter 3 WoodDavis Jvistini, s:<.w whetter 5 Little DockDavis Margaret, next 22 ChristianDavis Mary, 12 Wagner's alley

Davis Mary V. widow boarding house 2 South alleyDevis Mary, widow 98 WoodDavis M. carter & keeper of carts & drays 14 ElfretfeVaflevDavis Mrs. 381 north FrontDavis Pardon, seminary 17 'Fromberger'-s court, dwelling

39 north SecondDavis Peter, Locust above BroadDavis Phoebe, widow boarding house 253 HighDavis Rebecca, milliner 32 south FifthDavis Richai etnan south-west cor. Tenth 8c Watr&iDavis Roland, boarding house 55 GeorgeDavis Sampson, shoemaker back 174 VineDavis Samuel V ordwainer 356 south SecondDavis S. and D. di \ good store 27 noi-th NinthBavis Thomas, (Black Bear inn) 1 south Fifth near ^HfeDavis Thomas, cabinet maker 260 south Third '

Davi9 Thomas, carpenter .369 north ThirdG2

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Oavis Thomas, bouse carpenter back 21 North alleyDavis Thomas, labourer back 109 ChristianDavis Thoma9, weaver 29 BrowneDavis William, carpenter 241 CedarDavis William, domestic manufactory 2 ChesterDavis William, grocer north-east corner Tenth and WalnutDavis William, hatter 20 UnionDavis William, jun. fancy dry good store 119 ChesnutDavis William, moulder near ThirteenthDavis William, shipchandler and ropemaker SE corner

safras and Water, dwelling 273 RaceDavis William, shoemaker 31 CrownDavis Wiiliam, tailor 51 south NinthDavis V. illiam, tailor 6 south Fifth

Davis \ tlbam, woodsawyer 187 north FrontDavy James, mariner back 106 PlumDaws Ann, widow 20 north SixthDawes Deborah, teacher S Noma* alley

Dawes R. dry good siore 48 south SecondDawes William C. tailor Hyde's courtDawson and Morrison, brewers 79 ChesnutDawson George, tallow chandler 277 south SecondDawson H. agent 240 MarketDawson Jeremiah, paver 27 Coats'

Dawson Jonas, clock and watchmaker 398, High dwellFilbett near Schuylkill Eighth

Dawson Josiah, gentleman, 101 north SecondDawson M. L. brewer 77 ChesnutDawson, widow of"William, 77 ChesnutDay Augustus, looking glass maker 124 north ThirdDay Charles, cordwainer 187 LombardDay James, dry good store 221 south SecondDay Michael, tax collector Marlborough near Bedford (K.)

Day Peter, baker Marlborough near ShackamaxonDay Peter, coachmaker 10 BuddDay Samuel, tailor 62 CherryDay Thomas, mariner 307 south FrontDayhofT Margaret, widow shopkeeper 203 RaceDayman Elizabeth, mantua maker 83 St. John's

Daymond Francis, teacher Q-iince below WalnutDayton L)iz:beth, laVerdttt of dead, N. Second near LacDaytor. Hugh, labourer Maiden near Stone bridgeDayton Lew north Second ne;ir LaurelDeacon Joseph, north-east corner of Wood and Juliar.na

Deacon J • Co. merchants 139$ HighDeacon Samuti It. silver plater 55 BrowneDeakflkarles, grocer 46 Dillwyn

Do^HI'i^tia.i, bilker 387 north FourthDea^ r 25 Appletree alley

Dea' • near Buuonwood acd Eighth, stall 2 CJN. L market

Deal : >hn, baker, 172 Coats*

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Deal John, woodsawyer Schuylkill Seventh near CherryDeal Martin, baker bet. Fourth & Charlotte sts. &. Poplar Ian*

Deal Mary widow of Daniel, Queen near MarlboroughDeal Peter S. Queen near MarlboroughDeamer George, wheelwright Germantown road neai

Deamer Lewis 395 south Second{Dean Abner, mariner CaufFman's court

Dean Alexander J. teacher 7 Clever alley

Dean Bradley, coachmaker 39 CherryDean John, gentleman 76 north Fifth

Dean M. & J. academy for young" ladies 7 Clever alley

Dean William, victualler Buttonwood near Fifth

Deangeli Giacinto, fruiterer 264 MarketDeare George, shallopman 185 north FrontDear Michael, weaver Charlotte near Poplar lane

Deavs Isaac, carpenter 220 WalnutDeaves Tryal, blacksmith 333 north ThirdDe Bain Anthony, tallow chandler corner Budd tsf LaurelDebee George, wheelwright Germantown road ab. the forks

De Belair Lewis, foreign bookseller 26, d. h. 123 N. Fifth

Deblin Fe. Jinand, brewer Buttonwood lane

Debney T nomas, bricklayer and plaisterer 6 Carter's alley

Debolster G. mariner Federal near SecondDe Boissia Alexander, M. D. office near cor. Race £J SeventhDe Bree John B. accountant 148 south SeventhDebust John, sailmaker 152 north Fifth

Decamp Margaret, seamstress 37 New MarketDecan Peter, mariner 19 QueenDecker Moses, labourer 202 St. John's

Decker Peter, gentleman 176 LombardDecker P. 1. lottery and exchange broker north-west cornerChesnut and Third, dwelling 176 Lombard

Decklyne Theodorus, wood yard near Noble (N. L.)

De Cline Theodorus, blockmaker 361 north Front and Oaknear Green

Deffebach Charles, skin dresser corner Ninth and CallowhillDefFebach Lewis, printer 12 Pennsylvania avenueDeffenbach John, doubler and twi3ter for carpetting back

of 27 Bonsall

De Forrest •oeorge, comb maker back 64 north EighthDeforest Mary, widow 64 no'th Eighth

De France Augustus, gemler-ian 155 PineDegen Gotleib, shoemaker 85 north Sixth

Deggan John, cedar cooper 268 south Fifth

Degrass Jeremiah, cordwainer 357 south FrontDe Haven Eliza, market woma r 2S7 north EighthDe Haven Hannah, widow 16 I rank

De Haven Hugh, gentleman upper 45 north SixthDe Haven Hugh, jiu? :.iant 121 north NinthDe Haven Lindsey, gentleman 203 ArchDe Haven Margaret, nurse 75 BuddDe Haven Marv, widows- nurse Vine Bear Sell. Eij

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De Haven Rebecca, widow nurse Rose alley (N 1.

Deimling Francis C. clerk in the post-office, 2 Qi?

Deimling John C. clerk in the post-office, 2 Quarry

Deita Sarah, widow 203 north ThirdDeitz William, shoemaker 203 north ThirdDela Roche William, merchant 230 SpruceDelacroix Clement J. French teacher 218 south ThirdDelacroix Joseph, merchant 100 north ThirdDelacroix L. and J. Donarth, jun. cordial distillery and liquor

store 388 north Second and 272 HighDelacroix Louis, distiller 388 north Second and 272 HighDelamatar John, merchant 68 north EighthDelany Daniel, boarding-house 166 VineDelany Mis. widow of William, 50 south Sixth

Delaplaine Joseph, repository of the portraits and lives of

distinguished American characters, 466 north SecondDe la Pommeraye Texier, 279 WalnutDelavau Barbara, widow 217SwansonDelavau & Jones, cabinetmakers S. W. cor. Library & FourthDeleveau James, confectioner 312 north SecondDelevau Matthew, soap boiler Fifth near NobleDelavau William, fancj chairmaker Browne near ekl Y, roudDell John C. blacksmith 20 Branner's alley

Jtelleker George, engraver 8 south Eighth, d. h. 42 Chester r

Deluce N. teacher of music 34 north EighthDeluy Ylaire F. hairdresser 218 High and 1 south SeventhDemerlier J. B. shoemaker 172 south SecondDempsey James, innkeeper 98 south SecondDempsey John, iron merchant 8 Bread and south whaFVesDempsey Martha, widow 323 SpruceDempsey Sarah, widow 32 Stamper's alley

Denabre Mrs. 140 south Fifth

Denabre Mrs. 140 south EighthDenckla A. H. merchant 12 north Third dwelling 49Denham John, mariner back 70 PlumDenham Susan, widow 42 Gaskill

Denike Davis, mariner back 109 Christian

Denike Thomas, sea captain 137 south FrontDenise Samuel, labourer 206 south Fifth

Denman Aaron, merchant 271 High, dwelling 351 ArchDenmark John, tobacconist S. E. cor. Callowhill and EighthDenuike Robert, mari lifer 19 CedarDennis James, innkeeper NW corner Almond and SwansonDennis Jeremiah., aunkmaker 71 south WaterDennis John, coroner north west coiner 8ixth and CherryDennis Richard, of U S. army, 280 WalnutDennison James, potter 119 VineD^nnison George, select «eadamy 128 Locust

.» any Eleanor, widow fancy store 175 south SecondBenny George, lab mrer 26 Blackberry alley

Denny Joseph, labourer 99 BuddDenton George, sea captain 30 Green

Philadelphia Index. DEWDehtler Jacob, baker 277 south Fourthj-D'Pee Thomas, white washer Cauflman's courtDerbyshire Mrs. widow 2 Carpenter's courtDerdang Lewis, labourer 165 GreenDerkheim Sarah, widow 105 LombardfDernbrick Abraham, woodsawyer Nicholson's courtDerpinger, gun factory, &.c. Brown's court

Derr John, sugar refiner, 83 Coats'

Derrick George, labourer Johnson's courtDerringer Henry, gunmaker 370 north FrontDerrum Isaac, oyster cellar under 138 HighDerry Ellen, widow 30 Appletree alley

fDerry William, waiter Cauffman's courtDesabaye Lewis, painter &c. Randall's courtDesaque L. wine and liquor store 65 south SecondDe Schmitz H. G. attached to the Portuguese legation 68

south Fifth

Desfall John, hostler 9 Sugar alley

Deshang Frederick, gardener near United States arsenal

Desher William, brickmaker George west Schuylkill FourthDeshong Frederick, gardener near U. S. arsenal

Deshong Mathias, tavernkeeper 82 DockDe Silver Robert, bookseller, binder &c. 110 WalnutDe Silver Thomas, bookseller &c. 253 Market, dwelling 43

Sansom above EighthDesmond Daniel J. attorney at law 99 SpruceDesmond T. painter and glazier l48, dwelling 99 Spruce

Desplat Stephen, ladies' shoemaker 49 south FourthDestass James, 310 north FrontDestouet S. merchant 313 ChesnutDestuet S. and B. merchants 209 HighDetrick Catherine, widow 74 VineDetterer Isaac, innkeeper 100 NewDevarnish John M. confectioner south-east corner Sixth and

Spruce, dwelling back 134 south FourthDeveny Patrick, dealer 122 ShippenjDeveny Peter, clothes merchant and boot and shoe cleaner

under 12 south Sixth

Dever Michael, carter Freytag's alley

Deveraux Peter, brewer Limon street

Deveraux , 446 south FrontDevelin Felix, north-east corner Mulberry and NinthDevillan Barney, tanner near TammanyDevis Thomas, painter and glazier 399 Sassafras

DevittTerrence, baker 151 CherryDevlin Arthur, weaver Christian near Fifth

Devlin Ferdinand, labourer Steinmetz's courtDevlin James, labourer 4 Carlyle's court

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Devon James L. cordwainer Mead alley

Dew Samuel, mariner 5 Little DockD^ewees David, tailor on Drawbridge, dwelling 10 UnionDev/ces Elizabeth, dry good store 13 north Sixth

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Dewees S. and D. tailors on the DrawbridgeDewees Spencer, tailor on the Drawbridge, d. h. 45 Sbipp.cn

Dewees William P., M. D. 6 York Buildings

Dewey James, surveyor 41 GreenDewey Paul, ladies' shoe maker 442 north Third/

De Witt Abraham, labourer back 106 PlumDe Witt Jacob, carpenter 7 Myer's court

De Witt P. widow Green near FrontDexter Harvey, tailor 25 JuhannaDexter Sarah, widow 25 Julianna

fDexter Sarah, widow 2 Washington court

Deye Amos, labourer 6 Pratt's courtDiackerry Joseph, fruiterer, &c. 97 north ThirdDialer Barbara, widow Poplar lane near St. John'sDiamond Hugh, dealer Cedar near EleventhDiamond Jacob, carpenter 148 ThirteenthDiamond John, distiller 172 SouthDiamond John, merchant Bank alley, dwelling 303 ArchDice Sarah, widow washerwoman near Cherry Sch. EighthDick Daniel & Co. tobacconists 49 south FrontDick William, tailor Calbraith's courtDickerson John, lumber merchant 11 BrowneDickerson David, plough maker 26 GardenDickerson Sarah, widow 114 ArchDickerson Solomon, woollen manufactory south-west corner

Cherry and TenthDickerson William, carter 56 Oak street (N. L.)Dickerson William, hatter 311 north SecondDickey Elizabeth, widow carpet weaver 34 Mead alley

Dickins Peter, blacksmith Queen near MarlboroughDickinsheets Anthony, tanner back 63 BuddDickinson , clock and watchmaker 53 south ThirdDickinson David, printer south-west corner High and Dtca

tur, dwelling Race 1 door above SixthDickinson John, printer Juniper below WalnutDickinson Martha, widow hay scales corner Germantownand Frankford road

^Dickinson Martin, waiter 18 Cypress alley

Dickinson Phoebe, widow 158 south SecondDickinson Richard C. grocer NE corner Tenth and LombardDickinson Solomon, dealer in stone he. north-west corner of

Eleventh and VineDicks Abel, iron founder Castle streetDickson A. widow 198 south ThirdDickson Hugh, weaver 123 south EleventhDickson John, carpenter 44 George (S.)

Dickson John, grocer 200 south Third corner Gaskill dwelling 43 Gaskill

Dickson John, grocer 176 SwansonDickson Joseph R. inspector of customs 25 PowellDick us Samuel, shoemaker Hanover near QueenjDickus William, coachman Poplar alley

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Diehl Nich. notary public office 11/ south SecoDd, dwelling

157 south NinthDiehl William, merchant 143 SpruceDietz Joseph J. artist 14 Pratt's court

Dietz Peter, oak cooper 33 UnionDiexy John, pumpmaker Fitzwater above SeventhDilhorn Ann, widow 11 north TwelfthDilks Jonathan labourer Eleventh above PineDill Ann, nurse 73 QueenDillin H. & M. dry good store 106 north NinthDillin Joseph, shoemaker 439 north SecondDillin Mary, widow 269 north EighthDillin Owen, bottler 106 north NinthDinnin Robert, architect 192 south Sixth

Dingee Charles, saddler 194 HighDillinger Catharine, nurse 137 north EighthDillinger David, brushmaker 196 north Second dweftirTg )

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Dink Henry, shoemaker 263 north EighthDillion Archibald, curbstone setter 216 south BixthDillon James, grocer NE corner of Sixth and CatharineDillon John, drayman 125 Christian

Dillon Richard, grocer 78 GermanDilman Christopher, hair dresser 420 north SecondDillworth John, tailor 32 BreadDillworth Rachel, widow 161 GreenDilworth Wm. and Charles, ironmongers 59 High, dwelling

S3 UnionDimmick Caleb, labourer 131 south EleventhDippelf John, baker 60 PennDissilve Joseph, gentleman Second near BeaverDito Shery, grocer 77 LocustDittmar Gotleib, tanner back 43 Coats'Diver Joseph, carpenter 4 Filbert, dwelling 185 CherryDivett Patrick, drayman 270 south FourthDix Rudolph, gentleman 181 south Fifth

Dixey & Manderfield, pumpmakers Sch. Eighth bel. MarketDixcy Isaiah, pumpmaker Schuylkill Eighth below High and

8 south BroadDixcey James, sea captain 281 south FrontDixcy Jonathan, carpenter Pleasant avenueDixcy Thomas, pumpmaker Fitzwater above SeventhDixey William, 296 south SeventhDixon Dennis, morocco dresser near St. John's 8c Poplar laneDixon John, tavernkeeper and drayman corner Old York

road and Coats'Dixon Joseph, mustard manufacturer (son of the late John)

o0 south FrontDixou Michael, sea captain 171 south EleventhDixon Peter, saddler 285 Market, dwelling 27 north NinthDixon Sarah, widow 28 Little WaterDixon Thomas, keeper West's painting Pennsylvania Hospital

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Dobbins Arthur, weaver forks Germantown road

Dobbins Caleb, carpenter north side Chesnut near Sch. Sixlk

Dobbins Elizabeth, widow Callowhill above Eleventh

Dobbins John, gentleman 27 New marketDobbins Joseph, grocery & tavern cor. Beach & Marsh (N.L

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Dobbv, accounant 442 south FrontDobelbower, Lewis, printer S. E. cor. Fourth and Christian

Dobson Eliz. widow back 161 Christian

Dobson Robert, mariner court back 35 MulberryDobson Thomas & Son, booksellers and stationers (stone

house) 41 south Second above ChesnutDodd Mary, shopkeeper 19 Pewterplatter alley

Doddery John, type founder Grissell's alley

Dodge Daniel H. jeweller 33 Carter's alley, d. h. 19 PowellDoffin Elizabeth, tutoress 464 south SecondDoland John, grocery store NW corner Walnut and "WaterDolby Ann, boarding-house 59 south SeventhDolby Henry, shoemaker 268 Sassafras

Dolby Man,-, boarding house 57 north SecondDominique Lewis, oysterman under 7 south SixthDominique Vatier, bottling cellar under north-west ccrner

Chesnut and SeventhDomsler Lewis, painter 87 BuddDonagan Thomas, dry good store 410 north SecondDonaghay Robert, labourer Mark's lane

Donahue Ann, dealer 110 LombardDonaldson Andrew, cordwainer 197 south ThirdDonaldson Andrew, mast master Beach ab. Marlborough

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Donaldson & Evans, china store 307 south SecondDonaldson Isaac, china storekeeper 26 north ThirdDonaldson Isaac, hatter 76 north SecondDonaldson Jane, corset maker 78 south Fifth

Donaldson John, carpenter 220 south FourthDonaldson John, merchant 162 SpruceDonnaldson John, jun. wine merchant, insurance broker and

dispactour for adjusting average and insurance lo«

Dock, d. h. 38 WalnutDonaldson Joseph, hatter 72 north SecondDonaldson & Lung, mast-makers 95 SwansonDonalson Richard M. sea captain 43 DockDonaldson Samuel E. sea captain 167 SpruceDonath Joseph, merchant 23 south FrontDonavan Sarah, widow Miller's courtDonle James, clock and watchmaker 112 HighDonley James, dry good store 58 north ThirdDonnaghan Patrick, carter 24 FitzwaterDonrtahue Margaret, widow china store 176 south SecondDonnaky John, weaver 7 LawrenceDonnell I. C. dry good store 154 Market, d.h. 201 S. £Donnelly Ann, widow seamstress 269 north EighthDonnelly E. grocer 140 CherryDonnelly Hugh, ashman 75 Plum

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Donahue Biddy, tavernkeeper and shop 47 north Eighth

Donnell Lester F. 438 south FrontDonnell William R. accountant 121 south Fifth

Donnelly Hugh, bricklayer south-west cor. Plum and FourthDonnelly James, painter 168 Coats'

Donnelley Jane, washerwoman Marble street

Donnelly Joshua, ashman, 136 QueenDonnelly Luke, weaver 82. George (S.)

Donnelly Michael, tailor 131 CherryBonnelly Mrs. spinster 2 College avenueDonnelly Samuel, labourer Locust above BroadDonnott Rachel, tailoress 16 BuddDonnover Charles, blacksmith N. E cor. Federal & Sec

Donoghy Eliza, widow nurse CaufFman's court

Donohue Ann, dealer 110 LombardDonovan Sarah, Lilly alley above TammanyDonutt Christiana M. widow shopkeeper 186 Sassafras

Doran Michael, merchant 26 south SecondDoran William, grocer N.W. corner Vine and WaterDoran William, tavernkeeper, S. E. corner Vine and FrontDoras Biddy, milliner 204 CherryDorey Thomas, cabinetmaker back 338 south FrontDorey Thomas, cabinetmaker 3 DockDorft' Patrick, tinplate worker 307 High, d. h. 92 WoodDorff Richard, tailor 154 north Fifth

D'Orlic Mr. French teacher 16 PruneDorman James, shoemaker 18 Filbert

Dorman John C. labourer* Queen near FourthDorman John, paper strainer Buttoawopd near SixthDorman William, saddler S. W. corner Front and Mary'sDornin Bernard, bookseller .58 south FourthDorra William, shoemaker 377 north ThirdDorry S. widow porter and cake-house High W. Sch. FourthfDorsey Andrew, Dean s alley

Dorsey Benedict, china Sec. merchant 132 north Second.Dorsey Jeremiah, pn< • 263 south Fifth

Dorsey Martin, labourer 183 south Fifth

Dorsey Mary, widow 5 north NinthfDorsey Michael, porter Fourteen ChimneysDorsey Vincent, mariner near Rick's court in ThirdDorscheimer G. baker Cherry below SixthDoster Daniel, M. D. 220 north Fifth

Dotter Adam, currier 213 St. John'sDoubleman John C. lace and fringe-weaver 33 Pewterpb.'

alley

Doubly Elizabeth, widow Beach near MaidenDoubly William, blacksmith Lilly alley

Dougall John, weave. 36 north SixthDoughcoty James, papethanger 22 KunckleDougherty Alex, clothing store 40 S. Water and 39 8. Fr.•eughty & Budd, hardware merchants 45 High

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Dougherty Bernard, hatter Eckfeldt's court

Dougherty Eliza, widow 10 PineDougherty Francis, widow back 134 south FourthDougherty George, tailor 48 SpruceDougherty George, hardware merchant 145 &f 147 S- F:

Dougherty Hugh, weaver Francisville

Dougherty Hugh, labourer St Joseph's avenueDougherty James, labourer Pine alley

Dougherty John, baker 78 SpruceDougherty John, carter 124 SouthDougherty John, cordwainer back 317 south Sixth

Dougherty John, cordwainer 372 south FrontDougherty John, drayman 124 GermanDougherty John, shoemaker back 13 bet. Market fc Cftes

Dougherty Michael, oysterman 2 Loxley's court

Dougherty Miss Alice, china store, 157^ south SecondDougherty Mary, grocer 165 south TenthDougherty Patrick, Dougherty's court

Dougherty Patrick, shoemaker Washington street Mofri-Dougherty Philip, stonecutter Faris' alley

Dougherty Rachel, widow Mark's lane

Dougherty B. carpenter 173 and 228 south SeventhDougherty Richard, carpenter 228 south Seventh

Dougherty Sarah, widow 19 CedarDougherty Susan, widow 117 VineDougherty Thomas, innkeeper, 229 CedarDougherty Thomas, dentist 165 south TenthDougherty William, tavern keeper Washington near VineDougherty Zebeniah, boarding-house 121 south WaferDoughty John, hardware merchant 90 WoodDoughty Lucy, widow Maginnes' court

Doughty Thomas, landsoape painter 12 north Eighth

Douglass Benajah, attorney at law 318 Vine

Douglass George, mariner 24 Little WaterDouglass John, alderman 166 south Fourth

Douglass John C. shoemaker 130 south Eleventh

Douglass J. sailmaker 48 south wharves, d. h. 17 Powell

Douglass Peter, tooth-brush maker 31 north Third

jDouglass Robert, hairdresser, &c. 54 Mulberry

Douglass Samuel L keeper of the Walnut st. prison dwell-

ing 475 south Front

Douglass widow boarding-house 27 SansomDouglass William, carpenter 7 Little DockDouse Samuel, mariner 129 Plum

,use Richard, mariner 245 SpruceDove William, manner 9 Poplar lane

Dowdel Barbara, widow dealer 311 south ThirdDowning Hugh, cabinet and cbairmaker 90 south SecondDowning .John W. merchant counting-house 78 MarketJdowning Jacob, shoemaker Nicholson's court

Douglass L. S. fancy dry good store 47$ south Fiurth

Duvet Charlotte, shopkeeper 64 R*ce

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"jDovcr G. doctor Cherry near Eleventh

Dow Abraham, cordwainer 5 Harmony court

Dow Ceorge, boarding-house 14 Shippen

fDowden Knight, oysterman 153 LombardDowel Catherine, widow of James victualler Queen near

ShackamaxonDowers Nicholas, stablekceper 125 Pine

Dowlcr John, gunsmith 174 Coats'

Dowling Daniel, grocer 142 CherryDowling John A. dealer 283 south Sixth

Dowling Joshua, plaisterer 14 Carpenter

Downe Elizabeth, widow Sassafras west of BroadDowner Charles L. mercht. 25 S. wharves, d. h. 16 NewmarketfDowningLevi, coachman back 123 north TenthDownnaud Abel, 183 south SecondDowns Fanny, widow 7 St. Mary'sDownes James, mariner 52 QueenDowns John, carpenter 120 LocustDowns John, carpenter 5 Cleaver alley

Downs Susan, widow 138 LocustDoyle Andrew, porter 80 UnionDoyle Catharine, widow 9 Fromberger's court

Doyle Edward, labourer back 1 Elbow lane

Doyle Elizabeth, widow 62 DockDoyle George, sea captain south Second near John's

Doyle Hugh, accountant back 121 MulberryDoyle James, cordwainer back 86 LocustDoyle James, sea capiain 473 south SecondDoyle James, tailor 165 north FrontDoyle John, grocer 338 High, d. h. 3 south TenthDoyle John, tavernkeeper Leopard Inn (Head Quarters for

the members of 12s) Laetitia courtDoyle Lawrence, cordwainer 42 CatherineDozville Lewis, grocer S.W. corner Ninth and CherryDrain Robert, painter and glazier, Perry street

Drain William, drayman 3 3 GreenDrais Daniel, sailmaker 30 Summerps wharfDrake Margaret, 68 south Fifth

Drake R. D. attorney at law 112 WalnutDrance Sarah, widow 138 ArchfDraper Jesse, porter 92 BedfordDravell Marian, widow grocer 174 north WaterDrayton James, umbrella manufacturer 3 south FourthDrayton John, ladies' shoemaker back 569 south I'roin

Drayton Joseph, engraver 65 MulberryDrean Richard, merchant 4 north FrontDredger John, tavernkeeper 161 north FrontDreer Frederick, cabinet maker 152 south FourthDreisbach Adam, storekeeper Noble corner of FourthDreisbach Wm. wine & liquor store N.W. co£. Vine & FourthDrew John, flaxhackler 216 south Fourth

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Drexel Francis M. portrait painter 40 south Sixth

Drinkhouse George, tin plater 6 Cresson's alley

Drinkhouse Jacob, tin plate worker 22 Branner'a alley

Dropsy Aaron, accountant Coats' near FourthDrorsdorf Charles A. grocer SE cor. Lombard and EighthTDroz Charles A. clock and watchmaker 118 WalnutDrinker Henry S. gentleman 67 LocustDrinker John, attorney at law 199 Walnut belqw EighthDrum , carter CatharineDrummond H. B. gentleman 54 south FourthDrummond J. bleeder with leeches 53 north EighthDrummond Mary, widow 114 LombardDrummond Mary, widow washerwoman Taper alley

Drunksis John, baker 90 BrowneDrury Michael, 334 MarketDrysdale William, clock and watchmaker 44 HighDuane Mrs. of Wm. late editor of the Aurora 70 S. EighthDuane Wm. J. attorney at law 156 WalnutDubaces Susannah, widow Christian near EighthDubant Mark, glove maker 85 south WaterDubarry John, merchant 186 HighDubbs Martin, inspector of salt provisions, office Girard'i

wharf, dwelling north-east corner Ninth and RaceDubenaurd Thomas, carpenter 33 CherryDubigan V. gentleman 136 south Fifth

fDublin Perry, mariner 35 ElizabethDubois Benjamin, carpenter Lilly alley

Dubois Cornelius, cabinetmaker Lilly alley

Dubois John and Son, cordwainers 46 George (S.)

Dubois John, cordwainer 23 MaryDubois Samuel, morocco finisher SW cor. George St SecondDubois William, labourer 123 north WaterDuborow Hugh, chip hat factory 102 Poplar bel. SecondDubree John, labourer George west Schuylkill FourthDucker John, exchange broker north-east corner Hunter's

court and EleventhDuchi R. R. jeweller 183 south SecondDucoing John, millinery and fancy store 111 south SecondDucoing Sophia, widow 69 SpruceDucomb Christian, boarding house 74 LocustDucomb Margaretta, grocer NW corner Sixth and PineDu Common 11. watchmaker 29 south FourthDucy William, hatter Filbert near Schuylkill EighthDuddy Bernard, typefounder Cedar below TenthDudgeon John, shoemaker Thirteenth near RaceDuddy Michael, dyer Cedar below TenthDudley Atkins, M. 1). 19 south SeventhDuey Mary, widow 20 BuddDuet Andrew, house carpenter Marlborough near Bedford K.

Duff and Harbaiee, house carpenters north-cast corner '1

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Duff Eliza, widow 54 north Fifth

Duff James, tallow chandler 5 Caledonian court

DuffJohn, butcher 51 south WaterDuff Patrick, grocer SW corner of Second and Queen

Duffield Edward, accountant 212 south Fourth

Duffield James, shoemaker Perrv

Duffield William B., M. D. 198 Spruce professor of midwifery

Dufiry Arthur, weaver Christian near Eighth

Duffrv Francis, grocer NW coiner of Plum and Second

Duffy" Edward, linen trader 115 north WaterDuffy Francis, tavernkeeper Walnut near wharf

Duffy Thomas, hatter back 114 PlumDuffy William, copperplate printer 159 south Tenth

Dugan Joseph, merchant 7o Spruce

Dugan Patrick, stonemason Schuylkill Eighth above Cherry

Dugan Peter, grocer SE corner of Bedford and Seventh

Dugdale Thomas, jun. teacher of lnnguages, Friends' schj£«l

south Fourth, dwelling 166 SpruceDuhamel John, tailor 63 south Fourth

Duk Peter, tailor 24 JohnDukemincer Mary, widow 451 south SecondDuks Alexander, labourer 16 SwansonDulan, widow cake shop 28 south WaterDulles and Wilcox, merchant 145 HighDulles Joseph H. merchant 145 High, dwelling Washington

square above SeventhDulles Sophia, gentlewoman 151 WalnutDulman John M. shoemaker SE corner Sassafras and FrontDullman John, pump maker and blacksmith 200 N. EightkDullover Charles, mintner 146 ThirteenthDulls Mrs. boarding house Ninth near HighDumas John F. merchant 42 RaceDumas Elias, gentleman 116 BuddDumbletan Eliza, widow muffin baker 18 PruneDu Moulin Sarah, widow of M. boarding house 4 N. EighthDumoutet Elizabeth, widow of the late J. B. jeweller 55 an*

57 south Second south-east corner of ChesnutDunbar James, weaver Cedar near TwelfthfDunbar Mrs. widow 1 Washington courtj-Dunbar William F. Washington courtDuncan Benjamin, corder 1 AlmondDuncan (general) Wm. hardware merchant 41 HighDuncan John, labourer Washington street, MorrisviJl©Duncan Laetitia, widow 435 ChesnutDuncan Mary, widow 481 HighDuncan Thomas, associate judge of the supreme court Gfc

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Duncan William, carter Mark's laneDuncan William M. hardware merchant 41 flighDuncan William, teacher Library street opposite U. €1 bank

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Dundas James, attorney at law next 12 south Fifth

Dungan Cornelius, harnessmaker Tammany near FoulDungan David, tabacconist back 48 KunckicDungan John, inkeeper 130 north SecondDunham Alpheus, labourer 12 Raspberry alley

Dunlap Ann, weaver Fourth above George'sDunlap Eliza, widow N. E. cor. Thirteenth and Chesriut

Dunlap James & Co. merchants 55 north SecondDunlap James, gardener Sch. Water near Sassaf.

Dunlap James, merchant 22 BranchDunlap Sallows, storekeeper 55 north SecondDunlap Thomas, attorney at law 41 SpruceDunlap, widow of doctor James, 107 MulberryDunlery Mrs. widow 15 ShippenDunlevy Robert, sea captain Federal near SecondDunnchan Elizabeth, nurse back 9 CrowuDunnott Charles, carpenter 114 Dillwyn

Dunn John, carmaker next 22 Christian

Dunn Ann, widow 80 VineDunn Edward, carter 34 Julianna

Dunn Flizubc-th 53 WoodDunn Elizabeth, shopkeeper corner Eighth and Sassafras

Dunn George, turner and umbrellamaker 96 St. John's

Dunn Georg-e W. merchant 16 Bank alley

Dunn James II. gentleman 35 Coats' alley

Dunn John, blacksmith 14 MarbleDunn John, silverplater 34 JuliannaDunn Mary, innkeeper 213 south SecondDunn R. corner Fourth in TammanyDunn Rouen, chandler back 280 south FourthDunn Thomas, M. D 173 VineDunjj , shoemaker 1 rotter's alley

Dunn, widow washerwoman one door above 12th in GeoDanrant John W. inspector of customs 192 PineDunton Jacob, jun. shipchandler 368 north FrontDunton Jacob, sailmaker 5 north wharves, d. h. 61 NewDunwoody Ruth, boarding-house 41 north Seventh

Dupagnier Charles, labourer 36 south Front

fDupee Abraham, clothes dealer 22 Blackberry alley

Duplain B. accountant 202 north FourthDuplaine B. C. grocer 202 north Fourth and 7 south Sixth

Duplain, widow 202 worth FourthDuponceau Peter S. c unsellor at law, office 15 south Sixth,

d. h. 199 Chesnut N E. corner SixthDupont P. C. band-box maker 65 Walnut•j-Duppins John, coachman 40 Blackberry alley

Dupree Slater R gilder 94 PlumDupuy A. win^%rocery and liquor store comer Minor

Sixth, <L h. 22 north' Sixth

Dupuy Daniel, 160 Sassafras

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Dupuy John, cook and confectioner 203 Chesnut

{-Durham Isaac, porter Portland lane

Durham Jeremiah, labourer 161 south Sixth

fDurham John, labourer 161 south Sixth

Durham Peter, bleeder 223 ShippenDurham Sarah, widow 112 WoodfDurham Stephen, porter 16 Elizabeth

Durand John Lewis, shoemaker, 153 north Sixth

Dural Lewis, merchant 342 ArchDurborow Samuel, merchant 183 High, d. h. 139 south S

Durff Jacob, blacksmith 37 north FourthDurfor George, carpenter 17 Fayette

j Durham Clayton, carter 95 BedfordDurney Tobias, biscuit baker 19 ShippenDurass Peter, tailor, 5 linker's court

Dnrand Francis, paper hanging's 88 Christian

Durand John, merchant 30$ Walnut, d. h. 226 SpruceDurand Lewis V. toyfiiaker 126 s><uth Sixth

Durdell Susannah, widow 57 Catharine

Durell Hannah, of Jeremiah, 599 Second near Germantown r.

•{•Durham Clayton, carter 95 Bedford{Durham John, labourer Hog alley

Durkee Doctor, S. side Chesnut second house above EighthDurnee Thomas, victualler Front near LaurelDumell James, blacksmith 11 Pennsylvania avenueDarnell Samuel, carter Queen near Sixth

Durney Michael, biscuit baker 303 south SecondDurr Martin, sugar refiner Mint courtBurrell Samuel, printer 29 Coats'

Durry William, mariner 181 north FrontDusar F. mer. Gerard's buildings S. Second op. Little DuckDustin Martha, boarding-house 273 south F'ront

Dutch Isaiah, sea captain 8j Cailowhill

Dutilh E. G. £5 Co. commission merchants 5 MinorDutilh John A. merchant 30 Walnut, d. h. 155 PineDutilh John, 155 Pine

Dutert M. barber 46 north' J bird

fDutreuil John, hairdresser 7 south Sixth

Dunton & Ker, ahipehandlers &e X south wharvesDutton Elizabeth, wid las 157 LombardDutton Isaac, shoe store I~8 MarketDutton Joseph L. cairpenter 177 south Front d. h. 25 PineDuval & Co. merchants 179 HighDuval James S. merchant 275 High, d. h. 15 north EighthDuval Mrs. 72 Christian

Dyer Andrew, oyster cellar under 45 south FrontDyer William, brewer 121 GreenDykes Daniel, shoemaker 82 SouthDyott T. W. M. D. north-east corner Second and Race

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EACHUS ROBERT, brass founder Mead alley near FEaden William, weaver 91 PlumEagenton A. storekeeper 216 north Front

Eager Mrs. C. widw.fe Frankford road near Queen (K.

Eager William, wheelwright Frankford road near Queen (K.

Eager Win. jr. shipwright Frankford road near Queen (K

Eakins Isaiah, shoemaker 18 south TenthEaler Frederick, baker High west Sell. EighthEarle &. Gaskill merchants 1S3 HighEarl Clayton, merchant 53 north Water, d. h. CO Pb"ie

Earle Eliza, widow shopkeeper 393 north FrontKarl Hannah, boarding-house 60 north Fifth

Earle Jas. carver Si gilder &. gallery of paintings 16^ I

Earl Morris, inkeeper 135 south WaterEarle Thomas, merchant 285 High, dwelling 7 GeorgeFarley Hugh, drayman Federal above SecondEarly Hugh, Federal near SecondEarley Samuel, shingle dresser 275 south Seventh and 14

Lyndall's court

Barley William, carter 38 P-.nn

Earnset David, tailor 16 south Fourth, dwelling 111 S. Fifth

Earnest Jacob ££ Son, merchant tailors 16 south FourthEarnh art John P. turner in ivory and metals, Stc. 76 DockEarp & Co. hardware merchants south-west corner High and

Fifth and 209 south SecondEarp 3c M'Main, hardware stjre 78 MarketEarp Ann, gentlewoman 78 MarketEarp George, hardware merchant 216 Pine

Earp Robert, hardware merchant SW cor. High and Fifth

Earp Thomas, hardware merchant south-west corner Higli

and Fifth, dwelling 243 VineEasby John, cooper 17 VineEastburn Joseph, D. D. 86 VineEastburn Rachel widow 47 Christian

Eastwick Margaret, widow 3 Cleaver alley

Eaton Charles, grocery and liquor store 7 south ThirdEaton E. mariner back 112 SouthEaton Jonathan, skindresser Rose alley

Eaton Jonathan, labourer 466 north ThirdEaton Olivia, widow of Jesse 5 sooth EleventhEaton Thomas, carpenter Simmon's court (N\ LEberle F. musician 27 StrawberryEberle F. sen. baker 27 StrawberryEberle Jacob, baker 150 LocustEbejle John, M. D. south-west corner Sixth and SassafrasEberth Conrad, gentleman 23 JuliannaEberth Joseph, carpenter 143 VineEbling Daniel C. ladies' shoemaker 115 north SecondEbling Robert, shoemaker 7 north FourthEccles Ann, widow back 160 ShippenKccles James, distiller north-weet corner Seventh and C

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Eckard John, sugar refiner Charlotte

Eekendorff Martin, surgeon barber 22 N. Ninth near Filbert

Eckerd Christian, innkeeper Old York roadEckert Charles, tallow chandler 336 north SecondEckert David, merchant 292 HighEckert John, jun. baker Millard's alley

Eckey John, shallopman back 51 BuddEckfeldt Adam chief coiner in the mint Juniper below Vine

Eckfeldt Michael, carpenter 130 Thirteenth

fEckfelt Thomas, painter and glazier Stewart's alley

Eckhard George, watchman 91 WoodEckhard John, labourer Charlotte (N.L.)Eckhardt T. tavernkeeper N.W. cor. Callowhill and Julian

Eckle John A accountant 87 NewEcklin Samuel, printer 122 north Front back 104 X. SecondEckloff F. C. tailor 76 New street

Eckstein John, brushmaker 138 High and 36 north ThirdEckstein Samuel, paper store 122 north FourthEckstein William, currier Bryan's court

Ecky G. and Co. apothecaries and druggists SE corner Se-

venth and GeorgeEdelman Mary, widow shopkeeper 124 Filbert

Eden Catherine, 36 south FrontEdenborn Mary, widow 144 ThirteenthEdenborn Philip, currier Tammany near fourthEdenborn P. & J. tobacconists SE corn-i* Fourth and VineEdds John, shoemaker 145 Coats'Edgar James, of the mint 33 Sugsf alley

Edger Benj. mariner N.W. cor. Swanson and Parham's alley

Edmanson, Elisha, mariner 2*ack 382 SouthEdmond William, gentleman 7 ZaneEdwards Charles, 270 north FrontEdwards David, weaver Vine near ThirteenthEdwards Edward, flour merchant Lawler's courtEdwards Edward, gentleman 23 GreenEdwards Edward, grocer 326 north FrontEdwards Edward, grocer NW corner Front and NobleEdwards Griffith, grocer 16 and 18 north Fifth

Edwards Griffith, jr. grocer 16 north Fifth

Edwards Hannah, nurse 446 north ThirdEdwards John, black-bear inn 222 north FrontEdwards John, oak cooper 33 George (S.)

Edwards Joseph, brass founder 214 liaeeEdwards Joseph, harness maker 271 north FrontEdwards Mary, 14 Parham's alley

Edwards Mary, widow 287 north EighthEdwards Mr." , 80 south EighthEdwards Mrs. boarding house 20 north NinthEdwards Owen, hatter Juniper Eighth below Walnut

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Edwards Robert, accountant 4 Stamper's alley

Edwards Sarah, tailoress 459 north ThirdEdwards Thomas, cordwainer 227 ArchEdwards William, carter 168 OakEdwin David, engraver 216 WalnutEgard John, comb maker Third above Poplar lune

Egbert George, innkeeper 357 north SecondEggers Caroline, widow 174 PineEggers Charlotte, widow 174 Pine

Eglee Jacob, cabinetmaker 66 south FourthEgner Charles, grocer north-east cor. Third and Mulberry

Ehrenzeller Geo. accountant 70 S. Eleventh corner GeorgeEichholtz J. portrait painter 5 Filbert

Eigelberner George, tobacconist 4 Prospect alley

Eigelberaer Margaret, widow 4 Prospect alley

Eisenbrey Jacob, tallow chandler Fourth above Poplar

Eisenbrey John, coachmaker 116 north Seventh

Eisenbrey Philip, coach painter south Eighth, d. h. 37 Zane

Eisenhut John F. coppersmith 203 N. Second NE cor. VineEisenhut William, tobacconist 52 Callowhill

Eisenring John, skin dresser 327 north ThirdEisen Daniel, tallow chandler 90 GreenElbert Peter, rigger 41 Coats'

Elberson Francis, pilot 442 south SecondElberson Jonathan, accountant 4 Pratt's courtElder William T. merchant, dwelling 241 VineKldridge A. J. dry good store 42 south SecondEldridge and Brick, curriers 35 ChesnutEldredge Anthony, sea ^.rptain 469 south SecondEldredge Isaiah, sea captain 79 Christian

Eldredge James H. rigger 4 Yederal above SecondEldridge Mary, tailoress 63 Phr*nb

Eldredge Phineas, late sea capt. Cavpenter (S.) corner Fifth

Kldredge Phineas, ship master 79 Christian

Cldridge Phoebe, boarding house 53 New street

Kldridge William, Callowhill street ferry

KJener Hannah, widow lihil's courtElfrith Isaac C. merchant counting house 175 HighElfreth Jacob, accountant 15 WoodElfrey Jacob, cooper 2 Knight's court

Elfrey Philip, cedar cooper MariaElfVey Samuel, carter Coats' near SeventhElias Henry, dry good store 200 north SecondElias Lewis, mason Washington street Morrisville

Elkin A. gentleman 2 south Tenthr.ikinson Asa, tallow and soap manufactory 202 X. SecondElkinton Edith, milliner 34 ArchElleinar Philip, cordwainer 166 LombardEllias Henry, storekeeper 200 north Secondlliiick Henry, carpenter Callowhill above El

Ellick John, carpenter Tammany below Old Yc

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Ellick John, carpenter 13 Wells' rowKllin James, constable 252 south FrontElliott and Garrett, bark manufactory 109 north WalElliott Charles, storekeeper 431 nnrth SecondElliott Eleanor, widow Thirteenth above CedarfElliott Francis X. white washer 265 RaceElliott Hannah, 56 north FourthElliott Isaac, conveyancer 82 ChesnutElliott Isabella, widow of Samuel Sch. Seventh near VineElliott Jane, widow Diehl's courtElliott John and Daniel, druggists Sic. 60 south FrontElliott John, combmaker 9 north FourthElliott John, combmaker 1 north ThirdElliott John, druggist £>c. 60 S. Front, d. h. 68 north SeventhElliott John, shipjoiner Marlborough near Beach (K.)

Elliott John, shopkeeper Callowhill bet. Seventh and ErglithElliot M. and F. dry good store 74 north SecondEiliott Margaret, widow of William, back 12 FayetteElliott R. and Co. storekeepers 7 south SecondElliott Richard, coachtrimmer 8 Branner's alley

Elliott Samuel, gentleman 54 north SecondElliott Sarah, widow 48 ShippenElliott Thomas, blacksmith Sixth near FitzwaterElliott Thomas, principal deputy sheriff 172 south FourthF-liiott William, harp and eagle hotel 43 north ThirdEllison Christian, ship watch 19 Parham's alley

Kilison John B. accountant 171 High, and 29 MulberryEllison John, M. D. 52 Coats'Ellis Aaron, cordwainer 8 Fromberger's courtEllis Benjamin, M. D. 72 north NinthEllis Daniel C. accountant Vine near JuniperEllis David, teacher 81 New, dwelling 123 CallowhillEllis Dorothea, widow Charlotte near Browne.*Ellis Enos, cabinetmaker 43 ChesterEllis George, innkeeper 327 north SecondEllis Joseph, ladies' shoemaker 108 south TenthEllis Hugh, silverplater 236 High, dwelling 206 Race-fEUis Nathaniel, oysterman under 43£ ChesnutEllis Sabina, morocco dresser 125 Germantown .rosed

Ellis Silvester, tobacconist 37 New marketEllis Thomas, labourer 23 Curtis court

Ellis Thomas, livery stable keeper Drinker's alley

Ellis Thomas, oak cooper Christian near 4th

Ellis William H. carpenter 84 DillwynEllis William, house carpenter Marlborough near BeacfcEllmaker David, hardware merchant 243 High, dwelling €3

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Ellmaker Levi, flour merchant 461 High dwelling 405 ArchEllsworth Oliver, shoemaker 41 NobleElmes Abner, Hatter 45 Filbert

Elmejs Thomas A. hat warehouse 202 High, d. ft 13 €j<ewri

Elmslie Alexander, gentleman 232 suuth F; •

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Eltan Jonathan, dyer Vine near TwelfthElton Anthony, innkeeper and captain western watch centre

hotel, Market west of BroadEltohead Jane, widow 4 north EighthElton John, comb maker 436 north FourthElton Thomas, carpenter 149 CherryElwell Bishop, waterman back of 31 GreenElwell Daniel, bridle-bit maker Flint's courtElwell David, carpenter 1 Pratt's courtElwell Henry, shipsmith 8 Mead alley

Elwell Joseph M. grocer 361 ArchElwell Mahlon, weaver 20 BrowneElwell Robert, blacksmith, Christian near 4thElwell Samuel S accountant N E. corner Eighth* and RsEly Benjamin, gt-ntleman Green below Old York RoadEly Joseph, 188 ArchEly Rev. E. S. pastor of the second Presbyterian church

SpruceEmerick Benjamin, boot maker 72 south EighthEmerick Hannah, widow grocer 429 south SecondEmmick Henry, shoemaker 3 Killey's alley

Emerick Jacob, china merchant 218 north Third (N I

Emerick P. K china merchant 247 north SecondEmerick William B. and George, grocers 23 north SixthEmerson Governeur, M. D. 15 south Fifth

Emersbn Samuel, innkeeper drawbridge hotel 122 S. FromEmery Abraham, carter Baker's court

Emery Frederick, flour store near forks of GermantowEmery Lewis, boarding-house 12 north ThirdEmery T. B. cabinetmaker 50 south Front

fEmery William, waiter 129 LocustEmlen George, gentleman 103 south FourthEmlen Jeremiah, drug and paint store 6 north ThirdEmlen Joshua, merchant 17 south wharves, d. h. UnisnEmlen Samuel, M. I) 247 ArchImlen Sarah, widow 103 south FourthEmmet John, cordwainer 5 l leaver alley

Eneu James, sen farmer Ft deral near Passyunk road.

Enew Mrs. ^ane^Ghri#tian near 5th

Enue Samuel, carpenter 284 south Sixth

Engard John, innketpe/ -j 18 north SecondEngard George, shoemaker Charlotte near BrowneEngland Rebecca, cake shop 11 ChesnutEnglebert John, watchman 546 north FourthEnglebert Leonard, 88 \\s»od

Englefeet Christopher, blacksmith Maginnes* courtEngleman Daniel W. tavernkeeperNW cor. Tenth tEngle Benjamin, baker Fourth near Coats'

Engle Francis, combm:iker Fourth near Coafs*Engles Ann, widow of Silas 63 LocustEngles Adam, house carpenter 20 LaurelEngles Jonathan, blacksmith Davis' court

Philadeljihia Index. ERWEngles Henry, sheriff's office, dwelling 83 PlumEnglcs Joseph P. teacher of Languages corner Eleventh and

Marble, d. h. 63 LocustEngle Martin, tailor 408 north ThirdEngles Rev. William M. pastor seventh Presbyterian Church.

63 LocustEnglcs Richard, tanner 523 north FrontEngles William, wharf-builder Maiden near Penn (K.)

English Elijah, carpenter 1 Harmony courtEnglish John, silver plater Diehl's courtEnglish Joseph, cutler 108 SassafrasEnglish Levi, tailor 11 Randall's courtEnglish Michael, shipwright Church near Christian

English Mozeal, paperstainer 112 north 4thEnglish Robert S. carpenter 31 Strawberry alley

English Samuel & Co. tobacconists 15 north ThirdEnglish Samuel, carpenter back 82 north Sixth

English Thomas N. merchant Eighth above OrangeEnnessey Michael, carter 266 SouthEnnet David, tallow chandler 105 DillwynEnnis John, carpenter Hause's courtEnnis John, currier 8 QuarryEnnis Joshua, shoemaker Charlotte near Poplar lane

Ennis Samuel, engraver on wood 75 south 5th

Ennis S. widow storekeeper 286 south .Front

Ennis Thomas, inspector of butter and lard, office 15 Archd. h. 126 St. John's

Enos Joshua S. accountant Vine near ThirteenthEnters Lewis, innkeeper 54 Callowhill

Eppelsheimer Lewis, sugar refiner 168 north Fifth

Eppes James, shoemaker 28 StrawberryEpplee Andrew, deputy collector ofcustoms 222 WalnutEppley Charles, drayman Taylor's court north Front near

LaurelEppley Jacob, drayman Marriott lane near 5th

E{ pley Jacob, inkeeper corner Jame's and Ridge RoadEpstein Jacob, storekeeper 4th near TammanyEpyes Haskell, shoemaker 23 Franklin court

Erben Henry, merchant 263 High, d. h. 9 JohnErben Henry, grocer N.W. corner of Callowhill and 5thErdmann Charles A. printer PerryErdman Frederick, carpenter 170 VineErdman Henry, carpenter near 11 Castle

Errioger Frederick, boot and shoemaker and collector oftaxes 57 Arch

Eringhaus A. office Carter's alley north SecondErwin Deborah, milliner 72 MulberryJfirwin Edward, weaver SE corner Broad and Shippen's laneErwin Henry, silversmith 33 north ThirdErwin James C. carpenter S. E. cdrner Spruce and WatcfP

Erwin John W. gentleman 115 Lombard

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Erwin Joseph E. mercer and tailor 45 Pine above Second

Erwin Margaret, widow grocer 109 PlumErwin Marmaduke B. shotmaker Mulberry near Sch. SecondErwin Nancy, widow Queen below ThirdErwin Peter, livery stablekeeper 41 south 4th

Erwin Robert, cordwainer 392 south Second

Erwin Rob. livery stablekeeper 8 Library, stables 43 S. 4th

Erwin Susan, widow gentlewoman 9 south Seventh

Escuwnies Charles, tobacconist 311 north ThudEsdell Robert, grocer 270 Sassafras

Eshart Adam, labourer 9 Wells' rowEsher Conrad M. grocer SE corner Plum and Passyunk road

Esh«r Conrad M. carter & feed store N. E. cor. 5th & PlumEsher Conrad, saddler Lilly alley above TammanyEsher Conrad, saddler Second near Otter

Esher Henry, innkeeper north-west corner of Fetter lane

and Bread street

Esher Jacob, tailor near the forks of Germantown RoadEsberick .Frederick, currier 67 ChesnutEsherick Joseph, hairdresser and bleeder 9 north 5th

Esherick Margaret, widow cakebaker 132 ArchEsherick Mary, boarding-house 48 Cherry

Esler Benjamin, turner Harmony, d. h. Marble court

Esler William, grocer south-west corner 4th and Christian

Esling Catharine, boarding-house back 8 south 5tb

Esling Nicholas, innkeeper 30 north 5th

Espenet Augustus, candle manufacturer 51 George's (S.)

Espy J. P. teacher 47 Filbert

Esseeh Baiters, shopkeeper 81 north WaterEssig Cl^istian, baker 443 north FrontEstell Daniel, tailor 24 north Water, d. h. 69 ArchEstell Dan. E. merch. 39 north Water, d. h. 4Elfreth"s alley

Esterlon Andrew, bottler 244 CedarEstlack Charles, bricklayer 12 Randall's court

Estlack Francis, gentleman 14 Gaskill

Estlack Thomas, bricklayer 113 LombardEstreicher Christian F. baker 4th near BrowneEtres .lames, blacksmith 60 St. John's

Etris Christiana, widow 130 north 5th

Etris David, cabinetmaker 130 north 5th

Etris Samuel, cabinetmaker 444 south FrontEtris Wm. tavernkeeper SW corner Second and LombardEtter Mary, widow back 5 Middle alley

Etter Robert, back 5 Middle alley

Etter Sophia, back 5 Middle alley

Ettinge Saul, merchant corner Coombs' alley and FrontEttinger William, bricklayer Callowhifl near 4th

Ettinger William, nailer 106 Coats'

Etjtinges 6c Phillips, merchants 46 north FrontEuston Hester, 252 LombardEvans Abel H. carpenter 171 north 4th

Evans Abel, lumber inspector 2.3 Julianna

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Evans Abigail, dry good store 141 3 north ThirdEvans ?c Dungan, grocery store north ThirdEvans Ann, milkwoman back 379 ArchEvanfc Ann, tailoress Coombs' alley

Evans, Ann, teacher near corner Thirteenth and Sassafr

Evans Ann, widow 107 PineEvans Ann, widow 5 Willow courtEvans Barbary, widow 31 SpruceEvans Benjamin, printer 2.52 south SeventhEvans Britton, teacher 52 ShippenEvans Cad. jun. flour mercht. 394 and d. h. upper 375 Hi

Evans Cadwalader, gentleman 417 ArchEvans Cadwalader, gentleman 3 York buildings

Kvans Cadwalader & Robert I. flour merchants 394 HighEvans Cadwalader founder, ?cc. 475 EaceEvans Catherine, widow 97 CrownEvans Charles, black and whitesmith BreadEvans Charles, counsellor at law 3 York buildings

Evans Charles, gentleman Wood between Ninth and GardenEvans Charlotte, widow 171 St. John's

Evans David, carpenter 91 KunkelEvans David CJ Son, curriers and commission leather storc

27 ChesnntEvans David R. lumber merchant Noble near Sixth

Evans Edward, corner Sassafras and Sixth

Evans Edward, ornamental stucco-worker cor. Sixth and I

Evans Elizabeth, tailoress 452 RaceEvans Ellen, widow 64 TammanyEvans Ellis cordwainer 95 GermanEvans George, merchant and office of Willow GroveCheltenham Turnpike Compan?, north-west Decatur andCarpenter streets, up stairs

Evans Gulielma Miss, 221 SpruceEvans Jacob, currier Star alley

Evans J. Ogden, tax collector 247 south SeventhEvans John 8c Son, lumber merchant Sixth near Noble, d. h.

145 north SixthEvans John II. carpenter Callowhill above EleventhEvans John II. carpenter 171 north 4thEvans John, sign painter and fanlight-maker 73 Dock, d

4 Watson's alley

Evans Jonathan, gentleman 102 UnionEvans Joseph Ogden, tax collector 247 south SeventhEvans Joseph R. merch. 31 south wharves, d. h. 101 PineEvans Josiah Sc Co. merchant tailors 122 ChesnutEvans Josiah, bricklayer 8 Biackber:> alley

Evans Martha, storekeeper south-west corner Yine and 4thEvans Mary, widow 2 .Friends' alms houseEvans Thomas, collector 15 north TwelfthEvans Thomas, accountant 51 George'sEvans Lewis, gentleman 265 WalnutEvans Martha, widow dry good store 66 north Sixth

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Evans Miss Lienor 60 north NinthEvans Owen, soap and candle maker 390 north Fr~,Evans Peter, tavernkeeper 3 Little GeorgeEvans Robert E. mariner Church near ChristianEvans Robert, bricklayer 101 St. John'sEvans Robert, innkeeper 138 SassafrasEvans Robert T. flour mercht. 394 High, d. h. 1 south TEvans Thomas, commission merchant 154 CallowhillEvans Thomas, druggist, &c. N. E. corner Spruce and ThirdEvans Whitton, mercht. 77 south wharves, d. h. 213 Spruce-Evans William, accountant 37 Palmyra squareEvans William, accountant 171 north 4thEvan William, druggist, &q. 134 south FrontEvans William, gentleman Walnut third house above TvEvans William, mariner 334 south FrontEverdell James, musician 185 LombardEvevhart Anthony, ash cooper 21 SwansonEverhart David, coachmaker 150 north SixthEverhardt John, Wheelwright back 13 bet. High and ChesnutEverhart Martin, painter, 6'c. 6 Emlen's courtEverly Adam, comb manufactory 225 HighEverly cJ Rees, pocket-book makers 77 north SecondEverly James, SwansonEveritt Jonathan, harness maker Mechanic corner MapleEveriit John, shoemaker 8 Pratt's courtEvers Thomas, labourer 164 Coats'Everson Ann, nurse corner Green and SixthEverswine Conrad, labourer Hanks' courtEverton Mary, widow 28 Parham's alley

Evil Adam, baker back 382 south SecondEvil John, labourer near Sch. Eighth in RaceEvinrer William, shoemaker Coats' near 4thEvs Philip, ferryman 65 Christian

Ewing Adam, baker Bedford near 5th

E wings Alexander, weaver CedaT near ThirteenthEwing Henry, smith St. Joseph's avenueEwing Jas. S. druggist 231 Chesnut, and plumber Lodge al

Ewing Mary, widow 72 George (S.)

Swing Mrs. widow fancy store 106 WalnutEwing Robert, gentleman 5 Church alley

Ewing Samuel, attorney at law 146 ChesnutExley John, smith, &c. 92 Vine corner Kunkel and WoodExtein Jchn, grocer 199 north WaterEyre c? Landall, boat-builders Penn above Maiden (K.)

Eyre cs Massey, merchants 28 south wharves, up stairs

Evre & Whelan, merchants 163 HighEyre Franklin, ship builder Beach above MarlboroughEvres Hamilton, labourer 128 north Eleventh

Eyre Isaac, ship b&ilder Beach above MaidenEyre James, ship joiner Penn (K.)

Eyre Jehu, ship builder Beach above MarlboroughEyre Manuel, merch. 28 south wharves, d. h. 278 Chesnut

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Eyres Peter, carter Bedford below EighthEytinge Barnet, trader 16 Lombard

FABLE ANTHONY, taUor back 187 north SecondFable Frederick, baker 28 Goforth alley

Fable Frederick, tailor 39 CrownFabry Catharine, widow back 174 PineFacemeyer Samuel, labourer Smith's alley

Fackley John, ladies' shoemaker 5 Sassafras alley

Fagundus Jacob, brassfounder 99 NobleFagundus Mary, fancy dry good store 27 south 4tU

Faickarly C. A. widow dealer 224 LombardFairchilds Rufus, ladies' shoemaker 119 south SecondFairchild William B. combmaker 135 south SecondFairbairn , saddler 7 north 5th

raires Martha, widow tailoress 11 below WalnutFair John, U. S. navy Federal near SecondI-.tirman, Draper & Co. engravers 45 and 47 GeorgeFairweather Robert B. mariner 441 south FrontFaity Mary, widow 243 south SeventhFalknier Joseph, cordwainer 181 LombardFalls John, tallow chandler 85 Old York RoadFannen Anthony, 244 south SeventhFanning Charles, blacksmith Bedford near Sixth

Fan John, United States navy Federal near SecondFarley James, tailor 351 north Frontl-'armer's brewery, north-west corner Filbert and TenthFarr & Kunzie, laboratory Coats' near 4th

Farr John, druggist 71 north Sixth

Farr John, 75 north Sixth

Fan* William, wheelwright Broad above RaceFarquhar G. W. attorney at law 34 south 5thFarquhar, widow gentlewoman N. side Chesnut above BroadFarrell Edward, tailor 3 Bell's court

Farrell John B accountant Sixth near Noble *

Farrell Thomas, blacksmith Shippen near Tenth .

Farren Daniel, colourmaker 50 Filbert

Farren John, shoemaker 93 St. John's

Farren Neil, 4 ShippenFarris Jane, nurse 103 DillwynFarris Samuel, weaver Francisville & Hopkin's court (N. L.)

Farrouilh M. milliner 17 north SecondFarry Jane, widow High west Schuylkill 4thFarthing James, dealer 90 ShippenFarthing William, mariner 29 BarronFarver John, hatter 4 Harmony court ,

Fassitt James, merchant 329 ArchFassit T. & J. fancy hardware store S.W. cor. High £? SecondFassitt Thomas, hardware merchant 327 MulberryFaughlin Michael, labourer 99 Shippen

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Faunce George, shipcarpenter Queen near MarlboroFaunce Isaac, fisherman corner Queen and Cherry (K.)

fFaussett Aaron, porter Lombard below TenthFausset Eleanor, storekeeper 10 south SecondFausset James, gentleman 43 LombardFauyer Casper, skindresser 173 St. John'sFawcett William, accountant 75 CherryFawkes Richard, innkeeper 14 StrawberryFaxis John, cabinetshop 393 north FrontFealeys George, merchant 127 MulberryFearer Elizabeth, shopkeeper 283 Sassafras

Fearing Martin, merchant 73 south EighthFeariss .Francis commission merchant 71 south Water^carman Sarah, shopkeeper Eighth near Buttonwood^earon and Russell, soap and candle manufacturers 49 Onion^earon .Francis, grocer 164 south Sixth

^earon James, soap and candle factor 49 and d. h. 53 Union^earon Joseph, tallow chandler Christian near 5thFearres Bernard gentleman 10 Poweli^earres Bernard, 11 Powell*easter John, innkeeper 193 north Second'ebiger C. C. merchant 340 Arch5,egal Charles, toll-taker Sch. Permanent Bridge,eginbush D. shoemaker 429 north SecondMeinour George, cooper 73 south Water, d. h. 162 UnionMeinour Joseph, tinman 212 S. Water, d. h. 213 south FFelcher Eve, widow 27 North alley

Felix J. R. merchant over 86 HighFelkroyd Joseph, carpenter 195 NobleFell Jacob, tanner 15 Brown^ell Jonathan, mustard manufactory 52 south Front*elthousen Jacob, printer 2 York courtFeltray Juliana, widow 40 Garden^elt John, shipwright Prime below Second*elty Godfrey, labourer Francisviile

*elty John F. bootmaker 2 Cresson's alley

^enimore Joseph H. cordwainer NW corner Budd and G*enimore Samuel, gentleman 158 south Front'ennemore John, tobacconist 39 Green*ennemore Joseph, shoemaker 37 Green*ennor Elizabeth, 350 south Frontr enner John, tobacconist 253 north Second*enner Peter, tobacconist 1 Miller's court

Renner Thomas, gunsmith Maria street

*enno Mary, tailoress 480 Sassafras

*enton Andew, sailmaker Murdock and Latimer's v,

dwelling 28 Callowhill

Fenton Samuel, sea captain M'Culley's courtFenton Thomas, ladies' shoemaker 38 RaceFenton Wm. ladies' shoemaker 104 north /YontFerat Charles, confectioner 78 SouthFerguson Benjamin, tailor 15 Arch

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Ferguson Ebenezer, head inspector of lumber and jus

of the peace 63 ShippenFerguson E. C. pocketbook maker Prime above i'Vont

Ferguson George, trunkmaker Rose alley

Ferguson Hannah, seamstress back 40 GeorgeFerguson Hugh, judge court of common pleas 237£ ArchFerguson James, carter Pearl

Ferguson Jesse, ladies' shoemaker 85 north SecondFerguson John, carter Noble near 4th

Ferguson John, tailor 5th above ButtonwoodFerguson Robert, cordwainer 33 soutli Juniper

Ferguson Ross, cordwainer 241 south 4th

Fernandez Joseph, mariner 16 Carpenter (S.)

Fermeiter Henry, drayman M'Culley's courtIVrmoses Barbara, nurse 118 Coats'

Fernandez Michael, segar manufactory 88 SouthFernsler John, grocer High west Schuylkill Sixth

Ferrans Abraham, stonesawyer 66 north JuniperFerree Mary Ann, widow 199 soutli 4th

Ferrel Joseph, plaisterer 94 north 5th

Ferren Thomas, shipwright Queen near HanoverFerry G. J. shoemaker 216 CherryFess George, carpenter 26 north NinthFetters Jacob, drayman 9 Poplar lane (N. L.)

Fetters James, ropemaker Marlborough near Prince (K.)

Fetter Peter, shipwright 46 BuddFetlers Richard, drayman 24 Pewterplatter alley

Fevrier John, barber 102 PlumField cJ Jobes, domestic warehouse 185 HighField Charles, carpenter 77 Moyamensing roadField Christiana, widow boarding-house 127 WalnutFields James, grocer NW corner Vine and Ridge roadField James, merchant 275 High, d. h. 155 north NinthField Jane, widow shopkeeper 160 north ThirdField Joel, oysterman 24 DukeField John, brickmaker Ann near TwelfthField John, gentleman NW corner Locust and EleventhFields John, house carpenter Marlborough near Bedford (K)Field John, merchant over 13 south JPront

Field Joseph, accountant 23 Browne

f Field Joseph, welldigger Cedar near NinthField Paul, farmer 486 south SecondField Peter, tailor and corder 137 and 139 SpruceField Samuel, grocer 6 High, d. h 17 MulberryField Samuel, silverplater 11 north Seventh, d, h. 91 N. NinthField Samuel, victualler Perry street

Field Thomas S. merch. 43£ north Front, d. h. 17 MulberryFife William, reedmaker Sch. Third below HighFigner A. tailor 4 Shield's courtFilley Harvey, tinplateworker comer Thirteenth and HighFink Adam, stocking weaver Getmantown road below 4thFink George, stocking weaver corner Third and Ger. rcrad

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Finch Elizabeth, tavernkeeper NW cor. Front and ChesnutFinch William, morocco dresser 187 south SixthFindlay J- ladies* shoemaker 45 south Secc:

Findlinder Thomas, weaver 99 Germantown roadFine Henry, M. farmer Shippen's lane

Finkbine Fred- shoemaker back 13? 'j bet. High ££ ChesnutFink Jacob, jun. baker near forks Germantowa roadFink John, baker 107 VineFink Nicholas, printer 3 Lombard

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Finlaw Low, woodsawyer 28 BreadFinlayson James, successor to John Mellish geograph;

north EleventhFinley <J Beaty, whiskey dealers near Sch. 4th and HighFinley Anthony, bookseller, cfc. north-east corner Chesr.ut

and 4th, d. h. 365 ArchFinley Jas. gardiner and seedsman Cherry near SchFinley John, hatter Eleventh above Filbert

. ^Finley Rosannah, widow back 174 PineFinney Charles, carpenter 20 PearFinney C. hatter 273 south SecondFinn Jacob, cordwainer over 15 Strawberry alley

Finn John G. baker Charlotte near BrowneFinn John, innkeeper 14 south 5th

Finn John, whitesmith 13 Carter's alley

Finn Morris, cabinetmaker Passyunk road near SouthFirehocker Henry, sugar-boiler Second above forks Ger. roadF'iring John P. jeweller 476 north SecondFiring Sophia, widow 127 GreenFirth Preston C. inspector of lumber 28 Ann (N. L.)

Fish Charles, H. ferry and inkeeper High street ferry S. sid-.

Fish Samuel, shallopman Lilly alley

Fisher Abraham, porter 88 Gaskill

Fisher Andrew, hatter 25 High, d. h. 98 south F:Fisher Barbara, widow milliner Frankford r

Fisher Betsey, gentlewoman 170 ChesnutFisher Christian, baker Germantown roadFisher David, painter, c/c 359 ArchFisher Deborah, widow 95 Callowhill

Fisher Frederick, grocer S.W. corner 4th and Shippen.

Fisher George, beer-hoase 10 south BroadFisher Hanse H. sea a lotain Vine near ThirteenthFisher Henry labourer Sassafras near BroadFisher Henry, wheelwright Oak (N. L.) near BrowneFisher Jacob, carpenter 49 BrowneFisher James C 277 ChesnutFisher James, gentleman 11 south NinthFisher J. N. lace and fringe weaver 121 MulberryFisher John, blacksmith Jones' alley near Sch. 5th & Fill

Fisher John, brickmaker Sch. Eighth bet. Sassafras and VineFisher John, combroaker 341 north ThirdFisher John, tavern Oak near BrowneFisher John, victualler 96 Garden

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Fisher John, victualler 108 Wood near GardenFisher Jos. B. ajfent for New York steam boats, office 3 HighFisher Joshua, combmaker 341 north ThirdFisher Martin, combmaker 341 north SecondFisher Martin, thermometer and spectacle-maker 58 ChesnutFisher Mary, nurse 92 CherryFisher Mary, widow of Elisha near forks Germantown roadFisher Mary, widow washerwoman 22 North alley

Fisher Michael, sea captain Coats' near SeventhFisher Rachael, dry good store 190 south SecondFisher Rebecca, gentlewoman 306 ChesnutFisher Robert \. swordmaker 68 ZaneFisher Sam. R. merchant 27 Dock, d. h. 110 south JPront

Fisher Samuel, gentleman Sassafras bel. Tenth and EleventhFisher Sarah W. widow 290 ChesnutFisher Thomas, mei'chant 27 DockFisher William, mariner 16 MaryFisher William, tailor 130 south Sixth

Fisher William W. merchant 312 Chesnut above EleventhFisher Wm. house carpenter Marlborough near Bedford (K)Fisler Catharine E. widow boarding-house 59 RaceFisler Jacob H. merchant tailor 157 north SecondFiss Dorothea, shopkeeper 61 GardenFiss George, shoemaker 6 York court

Fiss Henry, tanner back 114 DillwynFiss Joseph, M. D. 19 VineFiss Samuel, cabinetmaker 4 Oak (S.)

Fiss William, blacksmith back 114 DillwynFisune John, Buttonwood between 5th and SixthFitch Thomas, M. D. near 127 north NinthFithian John B. hatter 12^fSwansonFithian M. accountant 3£ Ranstead's court and at the office

of the National Gazette.Fitler William, tanner and currier 515 and 519 north SecondfFitzgerald David, woodsawyer 235 CedarfFitzgerald Jerry, waiter 1 Middle alley

Fitzgerald M. H. tailor 91 south FrontFitzgerald Thos. dry good store S.W. cor. Lombard & 8th

Fitzgerald Wm. tallow chandler 84 north WaterFitzpatrick John, vict. N. L. market, d. h. 4th above George'sFitzpatrick Mary, widow mantau-maker Biddle's alley

Fitzowen Lewis, stocking weaver 56 WoodFitzsimmons B. merchant 282 Swanson and next to the

vy yardFitzimons John, shoemaker Heyde's courtFizell Ely, paperhanger 284 Sassafras

Flack Benjamin, labourer Woolston's courtFlaherty Ann, widow dyer 90 SpruceFlake George, block and pump-maker 130 north FrontFlake George, jun. coachmaker 55 north EighthFlake- George, painter, &c. 198 Arch and north EighthFlake Jacob, hardware merchant 162 north Second

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Flannegan h Dunton, house-carpenters 28 Bank alley

Flannegan James, carpenter Broad above Sassafras

Flannegan James, shoemaker Jones' alley

Flannagen Ou*en, trader next 22 Christian

Flanagan Patrick, tailor 249 south 4th

Flanagan Stephen, 444 south FrtmtFlannegan William, cordwainer 39 George (3.)

Flannery William, carpenter Broad above RaceFleegal George, master armourer United States arsenal

Fleming F. French boarding-house 129 south SecondFleming Joshua H. 13 Bird's alley

Fleming Patrick, bottler 7 Elfreth's alley

Flemming Robert, High cor. Sch. Seventhmming William, sea captain 271 south Second

Fletcher & Gardiner, silversmiths and jewellers 130 Che -

next above Philadelphia bank

fFletcher Anthony, mariner Portland lane

Fletcher Catharine, cake-baker 110 north SeventhFletcher C. & G. jewellers, &c. 130 ChesnutFletcher Edward, tobacconist 40 AnnFletcher John, mariner back 156 Swans^nFletcher John, oysterman Huddell's court

Fletcher Mrs. of Joshua book-folder 224 south SeventhFletcher Rebecca, boarding-house 117 Mulberry-

Fletcher Thomas, merchant 525 ChesnutFlick Barzillai, labourer Oak near Browne (N. L.)

Flick George, blockmakcr, 144 X. Water, d. h. 142 N. FrontFlick Lewis, baker 23 north Seventh

Fling B. & W. cabinetmakers & mahogany-yard 111 ChesnutFling Susan, boarding-house 113 ChesnutFlinn Alexander, cordwainer Prira$ near Front

Flinn Ann, widow 565 south FrontFlinn Patrick, labourer Rose alley

Flinn Robert, plaisterer 381 RaceFlint Alman, tavern corner Beach and Maiden (KFlint Archelaus, cabinetmaker 75 WalnutFlint Erastus, cabinetmaker 293 WalnutFlint John, coachmaker Flint's court

Flint Thomas, mariner 12 Little WaterFlomerfelt George, merchant 76 LombardFlorence David, boat builder 183 south SecondFlorence Eleanor, seamstress 25 Parham's alley

Florence James, shipwright 23 Parham's alley

Florver John, 45 SwansonFlowers George, hay dealer corner Eighth and Sassafras

Flowers Thomas, carter Hanks' courtFlower Mr. gentleman 301 Chesnut S.W. corner EleventhFloyd John, grocer 265 south ThirdFobes George W. merchant 6 north EleventhFoering Abraham, harness-maker and office for the regulat-

ing of weights and measures 228 north SecondFoering ii Shober dry good store S.W. cor. Second & Arch

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Faring .Frederick, currier and justice of the peace 245

north ThirdFogal Jacob, brickmaker 6 Well's rowFogg A. bricklayer 314 VineFolbrigbt Martin, storekeeper 96 VineFoley David, saddler 38 north WaterFolkrod Joshua, tinplate-worker Harris' court

Folleat Mathias, victualler 150 Poplar lane

Foltrod Elizabeth, widow shopkeeper 296 Vine

Folwell and Wright, merchants 97 HighFolwell C. F. tailor l£ south 4th

Folwell Job W. ladies' shoemaker 23 Duke (N. L.)

Folwell John, merchant 55 north Front, dwelling 25 Vine

Folwell Joseph, weaver north 4th near Poplar lane

Folwell Nathan, merchant 95 High, dwelling 343 N. ThirdFolwell, Pitfield & Co. merchants 9 north FrontFolwell Thomas, tailor 114 GreenFolwell William, jun. merchant 55 north FYont, dwelling

233 ArchFolwell William, merchant 229 Vine and 59 north .Front

Fontaine Joseph, dyer 289 north EighthFooley David, saddler 83 north WaterFoote Benjamin E. merchant 29 DockFoote James, R. innkeeper near cor. Callowhill & Thirteenth

j'oote James, innkeeper Broad near Sassafras

Foote John, cordwainer 27 Mead alley

Foot Nison, combmaker 188 Sassafras

Foples Andrew, hatter 12 Hinkel's court

Fopel George, shoemaker 261 RaceForbaugh Mrs. widow of William carpenter Jame's street

Forbell Peter, confectioner near corner Vine and SecondForbes Jared, ladies' shoemaker 417 south FrontForbes , ladies' shoemaker 51 Mead alley

Force Ann, seamstress south-east corner Second and JohnFord Benjamin, woodyard and wharf Oak near Green (X.L)Ford Charles, plaisterer Say street

Ford Edward, plaisterer Ann west Schuylkill Eighth

Ford Edward, shoemaker 2 Myer's court

Ford Eliza, milliner 125 north FYontFord George, carpenter 180 north Eighth

Ford Isabella, High near the Permanent bridge

Ford Jacob, wheelwright 88 N. Sixth, dwelling 131 N. Eighth'

Ford Jane, widow 191 south ThirdFord John, merchant 8 north Seventh

Ford Mary, boarding house 3 FYomberger's eourt

Ford Mary, widow 16 Wagner's alley

Ford Mrs. widow 2 Myer's court

Ford Robert M. copperplate printer back 181 HighFord Sarah, midwife Ann west Schuylkill EighthForde Sarah, widow, storekeeper 33 north Sixth

Ford Thomas, weaver N.W. cor. Thirteenth and Calfowhill

Ford William, silver-plater 3 north Fourth

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Ford "William, silverplater back 181 HighFord William "W. custom-house watchman 52 Penn

Forman Isaac, bleeder, &c. S. E. comer 4th and PlumForeman J. J. shoemaker Kick 84 VineForman William, labourer south Seventh near Fitzwater

Forepaugh Margaret, 30 North alley

Forepaugh Mary, storekeeper 261 north Third

Forrester Catharine, 100 ArchForrest Elizabeth widow Beach near MaidenForrest Henry, blacksmith 17 BedfordForrest Rebecca, widow dealer 77 CedarForsburgh John, house-carpenter 61 south Juniper

Forst Abraham, jew-victualler Francis street

Fortuner Eickwood, corder 28 Elfreth's alley

Forsyth Elizabeth, china store 15 north 5th

Forsythe James, stone-mason 225 Shippen

Fort Daniel, bricklayer 147 CherryFortesceu , mariner 126 Christian

Fort Lewis C. accountant 108 Gaskill

fForten James, sailmaker 95 south Wharves, dwelling

LombardFortiscue Thomas, carpenter 6 Juniper lane

Fosberry John, mason 203 Coats*

fFossett Robert, woodsawyer Smith's court near N. Eighth

Foster Elizabeth, widow shopkeeper 26 TammanyFoster James, blacksmith back 162 Shippen

Foster James, cordwainer 1 Burd's alley

Foster John, caulker Hanover near QueenFoster John, weaver Second above the forks Ger. r>

Foster Joseph, shoemaker Smith's court north 5th

Foster Maylan, nailer 5th above ButtonwoodFoster William, merchant 111 Mulberry

Foudray John, tobacconist 4 Gray's alley

Fougera- G. 8c R. stove store 166 north Third

Fougeray George I. stove manufactory 189 north Second

Foulke Mary, widow 31 Coats'

Foulke Caleb, merchant over 8 MinorFoulke Caleb, steel manufacturer 49 Filbert

Foulke George, mariner 31 Coats' alley

Foulke Hannah, gentlewoman 10 north Eleventh

Foulke John P. painter 123 BrowneFoulke Richard P. grocer 24 north Eighth cor. Filbert, -

21 Filbert

Fourdan Christian, shipwright, Queen near Cherry (K

Fouse Mathias, shoemaker 377 north SecondFoust Henry, saddler 186 Callowhill

Foust Michael, tailor Broad above Race-j;Fox Andrew, labourer 20 Blackberry alley

Fox Ann, widow 9 Baker's court

Fox Christain, weaver 113 Green

Fox Doctor, 23 SansomFox Frances, storekeeper 175 north TL,

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Fox Frederick, tallow chandler Marlborough n. Bedford (K)Fox George, carter Charlotte near Poplar lane **

Fox George, gentleman 274 ChesnutFox George, tinman 175 GreenFox Hester, widow 367 MulberryFox James, upholsterer Littleboy's courtFox James, weaver 308 south SeventhFox John, cabinetmaker 103 BuddFox John D. cedar cooper back 460 north ThirdFox John, innkeeper near Eleventh in .Filbert

Fox John, morocco dresser near cor. Laurel and Front (N. L )

Fox John, morocco dresser 72 GreenFox John, victualler 54 BrowneFox John, 63 ChristianFox Joseph, land agent Rosevault's courtFox Michael, brickmaker 12 north NinthFox Michael, cordwainer 59 GeorgeFox Peter, labourer Maiden near .FrontFcx Peter, mariner 13 Mead alley

Fox Samuel, brickmaker 37 FilbertFox Samuel, merchant 232 FilbertFox Samuel M. M. D. 37 Chesnut and 23 SansoraFox Samuel, victualler 5th near ButtonwoodFox Sarah M. widow gentlewoman 23 SansomfFox Sarah, widow Dean's alley

Fox William house-carpenter 169 St. John'sFox William, victualler back 296 south SeventhFowe Jacob, victualler 19 SpaffordFow John, victualler Crown (K.)

Fowe Peter, brickmaker Lombard above Sch. SecondFowgey Susan, milliner, &c. 97 CallowhillFowle Jonathan, lawyer 275 north SecondFowle Nathan, hatter 122 HighFowler Enoch, oysterman 26 JuliannaFowler Stacey, blacksmith Poplar lane near St. John'sFowley Edward, labourer 3 Caledonian courtFoy Anthony, weaver Lombard west ©f Sch. SeventhFoy Mary, widow 17 Sterling alley

Foy Mitchel, tailor 156 south Eleventh below LocustFraley Enoch, shoemaker 351 north FrontFraley John U. baker 17 Church alley

Fraley Joseph, plaisterer Beach near MaidenFraley Martha, 74 north SeventhFraley Mary, widow 12 BedfordFrancis Benjamin, tobacconist Tenth near CallowhillFrancis D. W. widow of Thomas W. 105 south 4thFrancis Henry, old clothes merchant under 71 south SecondFrancis John, accountant 297 WalnutFrancis John carttr Juniper above Race

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Francis John, gentleman 105 south 4thFrancis John, tobacconist 72 south FrontFrancis John, trader corner Race and Sch. ThirdFrancis Joseph, blacksmith 62 SpruceFrancis Joseph, potter 500 north .Front

,-Francis Lewis, porter 341 Sassafras

Francis Sarah A. widow 36 Sassafras alley

Francis Susan, corner Seventh and WoodFrancis William, comedian 70 north EighthFrank Elizabeth, mantuamaker 32 north TenthFrank George, tanner 5th near Buttonwo:Frank George, tobacconist 317 north SecondFranck Jacob and Luther, glass blowers south near Schuylkill

EighthFrankford James, 348 south FrontFranklin Anna, 119 north Sixth

Franklin Lemuel, boot manufactory 59 south ThirdFranklin Lydia, widow 217 St. John's

Franklin Lydia, widow Lolar's court

Franklin Margaret, widow nurse 252 south SeventhFranklin Sam. R. teacher 110 Market above Centre squareFranklin "Walter J. cabinetmaker 10 Little PineFranklin William, carpenter Ann near Sch SeventhFrankelbery Sarah, teacher 5 M'Culloch's courtFranks Adam, late doctor 371 north 4thFranks Henry, tobacconist 4th near GreenFranks Jacob, carpenter Sixth near NobleFranks John A. cedar cooper 372 north 4th

Franks John, paver 102 north 5th

Franks Lewis, drayman back 38 CrownFranks William & Charles, tobacconists 372 north 4thFranks widow 372 north 4th

Fraser Thomas, carpenter Poplar lane above St. John's

Fratus Anthony, oysterman 240 St. John's

Fravel John, tailor 408 north 4th

Frazer Alexander, gentleman 4th near George (N. L.)

Frazier Ann Loten, gentlewoman 317 ChesnutFrazier Anthony, carpenter Blackberry alley

Fraizier C. Ignace, teacher of dancing, SE cor. Spruce 8c 4thFrazier Elizabeth, widow teacher Liberty alley

IT-zier James P umbrella maker 6 Prospect alley

Frazier John, boarding-house 2 south EighFrazer John, wheelwright 40 Coats'

Frazier Mary, widow 278 south Seventh-. boa:-ding-bo'.:se 1?4 Spruce

Frazier William, watchmaker 147 north FFrasier William, grocer SE corner 5th and Christian

am, mate Swanson near Christian

. ..rah am, cord '.vainer Juniper near Vinei;k Gotueib, baker 341 Callowhill

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Frederick John, carpenter 86 Locust

Frederick John L. engraver 14 south Twelfth and 53 S. 4th

Frederick John, jeweller NOnnater's court

Frederick William, feed store Callowhill near Eighth

Frederick William S. grocer 354 Callowhill

Frederickson F. A. tobacconist Little Seventh

Frederickson Catharine, grocery store Callowhill near Sch.

ThirdFrederickson C. tobacconist Vine near Eighth

Free Benjamin, storekeeper 102 north SecondFree Edward, livery stable and innkeeper 50 Callowhill

Free Samuel, carter 32 LaurelFree Samuel, drayman Laurel near Budd (N. L.)

Freeburn Daniel, blacksmith near PrimeFreed Anthony, grocer 147 St. John's

Freed David, flour store 97 north 4th

Freed George F. looking-glass silverer 339 north ThirdFreed Isaac, flour and feed store N. E. cor. Third and NobleFreedly Doctor, 280 north SecondFreehart George, cordwainer Ger. road near 4th

Freeland Davis S. & Co. hatters 22 High, d. h. 39 RaceFreeland John T. machine maker back 365 ArchFreeman A.WE, W. milliners 70 ArchFreeman Benjamin E. printer 10 .Franklin courtFreeman Henry G. attorney at law 215 ChesnutFreeman Isaac P. hatter north Third, dwelling 51Freeman Jacob, Pine above TenthfFreeman James, waiter back 4 ElizabethFreeman Margaret, widow Pine above TenthFreeman T. B. & Son, auctioneers & commission merchantsN.W. cor. 7th & Chesnut, d. h. S. E. cor. Chesnut & Tenth

Freeman T. W- L. auctioneer & commission merchant N.W.cor. 7th and Chesnut, d. h. S. E. cor. Chesnut and Tenth

Freenau Paul, tailor 28 SpruceFreeston Wm. B. bleeder & hairdresser 5th above ButtonwoodFreeston William, grocer 86 north EleventhFreestone Robert, silverplater Buttonwood near SixthFreidlein John F. 267 south 4thFrench Richard, Vine near ThirteenthFrench widow, boarding-house 1 Taylor's alleyFreshmuth Michael, cooper 156 High, d. h. 227 CallowhillFretageot Madam, boarding-school N.W. cor. Walnut & 12thFreytag Daniel, potter and queens war/e store 139 CedarFreytag Michael, justice of the peace 198 south 5thFricke Frederick cabinetmaker Donninger's courtFrick Jacob, clerk to board of commissioners Spring Garden

dwelling 92 WoodFrick Jacob & Co. editors and publishers of the American

Sentinel 22 WalnutFiick Jacob, brickmaker 4th near George (N. L)

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J tick Michael, brassfounder 364 north ThirdFrick William, brickmaker Charlotte near Poplar laneFrickcr John, cabinetmaker 69 Green and 356 north SecondFricker Joseph, gentleman 362 north SecondFried G. M. cork manufacturer 48 south 5thFriek Catharine, teacher 305 CallowhillFriel William, grocer 244 ShippenFriend Isaac T. milkman, George near TenthFries Conrad, grocer 118 Frankford roadI'ries John, gentleman 167 MulberryFries John, jun. 167 MulberryFries Maria, seamstie3s Hoffner's near Cresson's alleyFrinple Elizabeth, widow 81 NewFritez Peter F. printer 234 north .FrontFritez Peter, keeper of Arch street prisonFritz Christopher, baker corner Race and Sch. SeventhFritz Eliza, widow 181 St. John'sFritz George, blacksmith Second near PearFritz Jacob, cabinetmaker 14 South alleyFritz John, gentleman 11 South alley

Fritz William, bootmaker 9 Pennsylvania avenueFromberger John, tobacconist 9£ south Sixth and 30 AnnFromberger Miss Maria, 248 SpruceFrost, Doctor, Coats' near 4thF'rowert John, shoemaker 4 Sugar alley

Fiowert.Tohn, shoemaker 62 north 5thFrowert L. H. shoemaker 322 VineFry Ann, widow, shopkeeper 88 north FrontFry J. blockmaker 139 north Water, d. h. 34 Elfreth's alley

Fry John, baker 140 north FrontFry William, printer, office National Gazette, 72 S. SecondFryer & Anderson, dry good store 50 south SecondFryer John, back 156 SwansonFryer William A. piano forte maker 84 CrownF'ryburgh Joseph, victualler 261 N. 8th, stall 13 old shamblesF'ryburgh Susan, widow of John victualler 53 north EighthFrygburger Peter, hatter 4 Trotter's alley

Fudge Henry, bookbinder 87 south 5th

F'ulker Philip, labourer back 473 north ThirdF'uller Archibald, baker back 118 SwansonFuller John, pilot 479 south Front

F'ullerton Aaron, shipwright Hanover near Prince

F'ullerton Alexander, gentleman 33 Filbert

Fullerton & Claxton, apothecaries & druggists 172^ MarketF'ullerton Catharine, widow tavernkeeper Beach ab. MarlbvoFullerton Eleanor, widow 28 SwansonF'ullerton Elizabeth, widow tailoress 45 Shippen

fFulman Philip, porter 8 Warner's court

Fulmer George, near new Penitentiary

Fulmer Jomf, carpenter 25 Franklin

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Fulmer.Jubn, grocer 196 NobleFulmer widow, 438 north FrontFulmer William, grocer 388 north 4th

Fulong Elizabeth, widow 290 LombardFulton, James, dealer 379 south Front

Fulton Sarah, seamstress Cedar hear TenthFulton Samuel, salt and plaister store 365 High, d. h. 2 Ches-

nut near Sch. Sixth

Funk Christian, tanner 69 Christian

Funk Henry, mariner 28 SwansonFunk John," victualler Eighth near ButtonwoodFunson Joseph, weaver 374 north Front

Funston Thomas, grocer corner Poplar lane and St. John'?

Funston William, labourer 83 north WaterFurey John, cordwainer Loxley's court

Furlong Elizabeth, widow 290 LombardFurlong- James, grocer 2 Little WaterFurraan David, blacksmith 9 Green's court

Furr William, ladies' shoemaker 8 Little WaterjFurrer Joseph, boot-cleaner Acorn alley

Furst David, carter 73 BuddFurste M. engraver in steel 168 SpruceFurze James, dry good store 268 south SecondFuss Mary, baker Federal above SecondFust William, upholsterer 104 LocustFyan Catharine, widow 39 Coats'

GABLE JACOB, carpenter 21 BrowneGable John, carpenter 41 Coats'

Gable Peter, carpenter 9 BrowneGable Peter, jun. carpenter 18 Poplar laneGablier Jean, oyster cellar under S. E. cor. High and JuniperGabriel Harvey, tailor 10 Harmony courtGadsden Miss Emma, 297 SpruceGalcuin Joseph, cordwainer 214 south SeventhGalbraith Andrew, tallowchandle* 13 South alley

fGale Jane, washerwoman Osborn's courtGale Sharp T. weaver 259 CatharineGale William, labourer Johnson's courtfGales William, coachman Stewart's alley

Gall Patrick, brewer 26th south WaterGallagher Bernard, grocer 12 south SeventhGallagher Daniel, labourer S.W. corner Eleventh and CedarGallagher Mary, mantuamaker 173 LombardGallagher Peter, dealer 22 BedfordGallagher Peter, printer hack 176 north EighthGallagher Susannah, widow tailoress 47 ChristianGallagher, widow boarding-house 16 Carter's alleyGallagher, widow of Andrew 43 north Sixth

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Gallagher, widow of Dr. James, S. E. cor. 5th and LCallaway Maria, widow dry good store 40 north 4thGallant Susan, widow Webb's alleyGalley Ann C. widow tobacconist 64 north SecondGalley Henry, sailmaker Bernard's courtGallon Peter, men's nurse in Alms-houseGallondett P. W. teacher school-room 8 College avenue, d, h.

223 north SixthGalloway John, mechanist and engineer 127 north SixthGalloway John, tailor 54 Mead alley

Galloway William, grocer Hodge's wharf below RaceGallway John, house-carpenter 3 Lyndal's alley

Galouin J . cordwainer 214 south SeventhGamble Charles, innkeeper N.W corner Front and SbippGamble Eleanor, widow 25 LombardGamble James, 265 north .Front

Gamble John M. major U. S. marine corps navy yard opposite566 south Front

Gamble John, weaver Fitzwater corner SeventhGamble Mary, widow 216 SpruceGamble, widow of James 67 LocustGamble William, cordwainer 246 south 4thGampher Michael, cooper 39 Lombard, d. h. 274 south 5tLGandy S. & Son, flour and feed store 3 south wharves d, h.

2 Chancery lane

fGanges Ceasar, porter 120 Christian

fGanges Millander, labourer at Beck's shot factoryGano John, storekeeper 11 south SecondGans James, ropemaker Carpenter near Shippen's lanefGanson Robert, coachman 3 Frier's courtGarachan Francis, grocer SE corner 5th and WalnutGarcien Mary, widow 133 south SixthGarde John, shoemaker Hanover near Prince

fGarden Mary, washerwoman 37 Middle alley

Garden William, printer back 34 north 4thGardener Sebastian, fancy store 97 north SecondGardette James, dentist N.W. corner Ninth and ChesnutGardiner Baldwin, hardware merchant 98 Chesnut, d. h

south ElerenthGardiner Edward, brushmaker near corner Callowhill andRidge road

Gardiner Hannah, tavernkeeper 8 Strawberry street

Gardiner James, grocer SW cor. Second and Moyamensing r

Gardiner John, gentleman 270 WalnutGardiner John, mariner Prime opposite navy yardGardiner John, mariner 28 Mead alley

diner Jonathan, coachman 22 ElizabethGardiner Richard, wheelwright 29 Wood

liner & Veron, fancy hardware store 98 Che gnu*.

Gardner E. widow 24 Vine

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Gardner George R. dry good store 30 north SecondGardner Henry, coachmaker 307 CallowhillGardner Jacob H. skindresser 321 VineGardner Jacob, grazier 293 VineGardner James, gentleman 145 south EighthGardner John caulker Second above forks Germantown rc*a4

Gardner John, shipwright Union alley

Gardner Jonathan, baker Christian near 5thGaresche Gabriel, merchant 11 Minor, d. h. 199 ChesnutGarlanger Henry, bricklayer 194 NobleGarlick Phoebe, widow of Joseph, cotton spinner cornier

Schuylkill Second and VineGarnet Michael, carpenter 49 WoodGarrett Ann, Bonsall near TenthGarrett Ezra T. tailor 13 Sassafras alley

Garrett Jeremiah, shoemaker 1 Clawges' courtGarrett John, turner Hanover near PrinceGarrett John K. dry good store 127£ north 4th, d. h. 144 High,tGarrett Joseph, labourer back 19 Middle alley

Garrett Levi, tobacconist 138 S. .Front N.W. cor. drawbridg'eGarrett Mary, seamstress 3d door above Eleventh in GeorgeGarrett Philip, clock &, watchmaker 144 High, & 9 N. Sixth

Garrett Richard, Passyunk roadGarrett Thomas, bark manufactory 45 NewGarrett William, brass founder brass hinges &c. 28? Vitfe

Garretson E. druggist 39 north 5th

Garretson Samuel, sea captain 18 ShippenGarrick Elizabeth, widow Shield's alley

Garrick John, plaisterer Thirteenth above RaceGarrigues Abraham N. gentleman 74 ArchGarrigues Edward B. apothecary and druggist, 235 Market

d. h. 39 CherryGarrigues Edward, merchant 92 UnionGarrigues Isaac B. stonecutter near 31 Zane and 39 CherryGarrigues J. B. stonecutter 90 WoodGarrigues Samuel P. carpenter 80 north SixthGarrigues Sarah, bonnet maker 74 ArchGarrigues William, jun. carpenter 31 CherryGarrigues Wm. measurer of carpenter's work 39 CherryGarigues William, stonecutter 324 VineGarrish Levi, flour merchant d. h. 17 Browne, 2 N. WharvesGarrison Abraham, hairdresser 239 north .FrontGarrison Clement, carpenter Nor-man's courtGarrison David, cordwainer Noble near .FrontGarrison Eli, spar maker Beach near MaidenGarrison Israel, currier 31 WoodGarrisson J. gentleman 49 VineGarrison John, harnessmaker 500 south SecondGarrison Priscilla, midwife 264 LombardGarrison William, ladies' shoemaker back 63 Uni$n

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Oarson Henry, printer 3 Raspberry alley

Garth George, teacher Noble between 5th and Sixth

Gartland John, china store 89 north SecondGartland, widow boarding house 21 WalnutGai*tley Elizabeth, teacher 4 DockGarvey James, tavernkeeper 10 south EighthGarvin James, oysterman Marriott's lane between 4th £2 5th

Garvin Thomas, tailor 198 ShippenGarvin William, labourer Lombard west Schuylkill Eighth( iarvison A. weaver .Federal near FrontGarwood Samuel, cordwainer Cr.rpenter near 4th

Garwood William, shipcarpenter Swanson near Navy YardGaskill and Coston, tailors north-west corner Chesnut andWater, and 30 south Water

Gaskill Benjamin, bookbinder 285 HighGaskill Edmund, ladies' shoemaker north-west corner Filbert

and EighthGaskill Esther, storekeeper 278 north SecondGaskill Sarah, widow gentlewoman 21 RaceGassier John, brass founder Nonnater's court

Gatchel Joseph, smith 11 Decatur, dwelling 57 north Sixth

Gates Nathaniel, shipwright 23 Beck's alley

Gates Nathaniel, jr. shipwright 23 Beck's alley

Gattier Mary, widow teacher 152 CherryGatze F. A. musician 41 Filbert

Gaudechand Peter, fillagree worker 12 Franklin court

Gaul Christian, baker 91 Mulberry

Gaul Frederick and Son, brewers back 147 High, dwelling

17 north 4th

Gaul Frederick, brewer 17 north 4th

Gaul Frederick, jun. brewer dwelling 31 Old York road,

brewery corner Callowhill and New market

Gaul James, saddler Coats' alley near Front

Gaul James, sea captain 230 Swanson, d. h. 549 south Front

Gaul John F. carpenter 130 Coats'

Gaunt & Barber, cordwainers 138 South

Gauss Jacob F. baker 258 north FrontGavel Benjamin, caulker back 126 Christian

Gavin John, 236 south 5th

Gaw Chambers, inspector of customs 119 NewGaw Gilbert, Windsor chairmaker and inspector of customs84 north Front

Gaw Robert, chairmaker 179 and 280 south SecondGaw Robert M. engraver 63 south EleventhGaW William, blacksmith 393 south SecondGaw William, black and whitesmith 237 CedarGawn Peter, blacksmith 438 north FrontGay James, grocer and distiller 264 north Second|Gay Richard, labourer 45 Currant alley

Geast Ann and Elizabeth 33 Arch

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Gebhavd L£wis, M. D. 118 Sassafras

Cebler Apolonia, widow teacher 10 South alley

Geirard Madam, widow 15 Coats' street

Geisse and Korckhauss, merchants 213 HighGeisse George, merchant, 133 north NinthGeisse Henry, merchant back 266 MarketGeisse Mary, widow 12 Sterling- alley

Gendel Anthony, labourer Marriott's lane above 4th

Gendel Eliza, widow 4 Shields' court

Genter George, butcher 469 north SecondGenther David, victualler SE corner Bultonwood and Sixth

Genther .Francis, victualler 42 BuddGenther Valentine, carpenter Arch alley and back 175 Coats

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George Anthony, grocer 206 south SecondGeorge Charles, printer 118 north NinthGeorge Elizabeth, widow Walnut west of BroadGeorge Frederick, musical instrument maker 5 Fayette

George Israel, currier Bryan's courtGeorge John D. accountant 44 AlmondGeorge John, haircloth manufacturer Union below SecondGeorge Joseph, currier 172 north Third, dwelling 44 WGeorge Mary Ann, shopkeeper 193 north FrontGeorge Mary 196 south Water, and 193 south FrontGeorge Richard, hatter 156 HighGeorge widow of Richard, boarding house 55 south SeventhGeorge William, mariner back 10 ShippenGerhard Elizabeth,, widow 31 RaceGerhard Wm. hatter 44 north Front and 20 north SeventhGermon Francis S. paper hanger and marble paper n.

corner of Race and 5thGermon Greenberry D. silversmith 331 north SecondGerrin Stephen, cabinetmaker 64 north ThirdGerrish Stephen, shopkeeper 79 north EighthGess Benjamin, carter 12 Mead alley

Gesse Adelina, milliner 44 north 4thGessner George, baker 46 VineGest John, merchant High NW cor. Tenth, d. h. 28 N. TenthGethen John, dyer Sec. south TenthGether Christopher, labourer Sixth near Marriott's lane

ler Martin, shoemaker 19 Mulberry ahGety Andrew, gardener Carpenter near Shippen's h.

Getze F. A. professor of music back 278 HighGetz George, victualler 156 St. JohnGetz Henry, labourer Poplar lane near St. John'sGeyer Andrew, in specter of customs 129 SassafrasGeyer Barbara, widow 136 north ThirdGeyer John, gentleman 197 south 4

Geyer John, one of the aldermen 122 north ThirdGiberson M. M. and E. fancy dry good store 66 north ThirdGiberson William, silver plater NE cor. Third and Mulberry

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Gibbons Daniel, watchman Workman's courtGibbons George W. conveyancer and office for the purchaseand sale of real estate 16£ south 4th, d. h. 73 S. Eleventh

Gibbons Joseph, conveyancer and office for the purchase an<-

sale of real estate 15 Decatur, dwelling 149 south TenthGibbs Abraham, sailmaker 4 Washington courtfGibbs Ann, widow Blackberry alley

|Gibbs Coffee, carpenter 73 BedfordGibbs George, dyer and scourer 70 AlmondGibbs Henry, labourer 217 ShippenGibbs James, labourer 23 ElizabethGibbs Job, carpenter 193 GreenGibbs John, lottery and exchange broker 4% south ThiniGibbs John W. printer 79 WalnutGibbs J. W. jr. merchant NE corner Arch and FourthGibbs William, gentleman 200 Noble (N. L.)Gibson Elizabeth, widow nurse Davis' courtGibson George, blacksmith 44 BuddGibson Hester, gentlewoman 54 south EleventhGibson Jacob, tinplate worker 534 south SecondGibson James, carter north-west corner 4th and PruneGibson James, counsellor at law, dwelling 78 Walnut, office

61 south 4th second door below WalnutGibson James, distiller 76 Cedar and 83 ShippenGibson Joseph, tinplate worker 197 and d. h. 334 S. SecondGibson Lydia, shopkeeper Castle street

Gibson Margaret, teacher 11 Elmslie's alley

Gibson Nathaniel B. tinplate worker under north-west corner

Chesnut and SeventhGibson William, M. D. south side Chesnut 2d house above

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Gideon Ann, tailoress 202 north EighthGideon Benjamin, coach trimmer Miller's alley

Gideon Casper P. saddler 112 north SeventhGideon George, 202 north EighthGideon Jacob, 142 south 4thGifford Elizabeth, widow Queen near Sixth

Gifford Mary, dealer 349 south FrontGihon James, printer back 93 HighGihon John H. tailor Cresson's alley

Gilbert Dorcas, widow Eleventh near Filbert

Gilbert Frederick, merchant 187 High, dwelling 395 ArchGilbert George, engraver on wood 139 north Sixth dwelling

84 TarnmanyGilbert Isaac, oysterman Beach near Maiden (K.)

Gilbert Jacob, tailor 139 north SixthGilbert J. carpenter 3 Hoffman's alley

Gilbert John, brickmaker and oak cooper Coats' near Eighth.

Gilbert John G. tailor 76 Callowhill

Gilbert Joseph, carpenter 20 Chester

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Gilbert Joseph, cordwainer 546 north SecondGilbert Joseph, merchant, dwelling 395 MulberryGilbert Joseph, tanner and currier 126 LombardGilbert Joseph, umbrella maker 158 HighGilbert Michael, potter 6 BranchGilbert Samuel, tobacconist 208 north ThirdGilbert Sarah, widow 18 VineGilbert Thomas, tavernkeeper Black Horse alley

Gilbraith Robert, carter 121 QueenGilby Margaret 98 CatherineGildenfenney Henry, baker 146 SpruceGilder John, carpenter 155 south Eleventh

Gildner Frederick A. gunstockmaker 20 GreenGinder William, supercargo 20 Key\s alley

Gilfry John, brushmaker 139 south 4th

Gilfry William, brushmaker Smith's court near FrontGilkey John, carter 49 FitzwaterGilkey John, cabinetmaker 209 south FrontGill Edward, accountant 165 north 4thGill Eliza, widow 137 north Sixth

Gill John, dyer Thirteenth near HighGill John, jun. merchant 229 HighGill Nicholas, shipjoiner 13 York courtOill Philip, mariner 98 SwansonGill Rachael, widow 5 Ranstead's courtGill Robert, jun. storekeeper NE corner Wood and SixthGill Robert, sen. gentleman 197 NE corner Wood and SixthGill Samuel, carter Oak near Noble (N. L.)Gill Silas, paper maker Kugler's courtGill Thomas, drayman Margaretta near SecondfJill William, auctioneer 110 north FrontGillam Jesse, corder 18 CallowhillGillam Rachel, shopkeeper 188 north WaterGillaspey George, M. D. Chesnut near Sch. EighthGillaspey Hannah, storekeeper 44 south SecondGillaspy John, grocer 482 north SecondGillen Robert, sea captain 1 Strawberry street

Gillespie and Ellmaker, merchants 275 HighGillespie D. lottery and exchange office 11 south ThirdGilless Robert, cordwainer 545 south SecondGillet A. painter 51 NewGillet William, shipwright Prime below SecondGilliams Jacob, dentist 35 ArchGilliams Lewis, 35 ArchGilliard George, ladies' shoemaker 15 Carter's alley

Gilliard John, ladies' shoemaker 184 south SecondGillies T. combmaker 59 NewGilligan Mary, widow 40 ZaneGillin and Hill, bottlers 3 PearGillin Daniel, weayer back 99 Shippen

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Gillingham George, labourer 10 Elbow lane

Gillingham James, hatter 175 south FrontGillingham Mahlon, merchant d. h. 10 north SeventhGillou Victor, dancing master 175 south 5thGilman Jesse, corder wood-whai*f above VineGilmer George, boarding-house 16 StrawberryGilmer Jane, widow spinster 1 Smith's courtGilmer John, drayman 205 Callowhill

Gilmore Isaac, mariner 4 Madison courtfGilmore Jacob, fruiterer 123 south SixthGilmore Mrs. dry good store 110 north 4th '

Gilpin H. D. attorney at law 20 south SeventhGilpin J. C. grocer 173 south 5thGilpin Joshua & Thomas, papermakers 149 south FrontGilpin Joshua, merchant 5 Franklin row south EighthGilpin Josiah H. grocer 225 south FrontGilpin Judith, widow 58 Gaskill

Gilpin Thomas, papermaker 14 DockGilpin William, gentleman 225 south FrontGilroy H. ladies' shoemaker 51 south 4thGimeny Richard, 248 LombardGinder Charlotte, widow Twelfth near ArchGinder David, labourer at brew-house 22 North alley

Ginnings J. C. potter Queen near Frankford roadfGinn Littleton, labourer 36 Blackberry alley

Girard Stephen, merchant 21 and 23 north Water, bankinghouse Third opposite Dock

Girdon James, sea captain 41 Key's alley

Girvan James, tailor 2 south SeventhGirvan William, coachmaker 12 John street

Gismeyer Jacob, tailor 10 Branner's alley

Githen Charles oakcooper 148 north FrontGi thins Samuel, carter 144 north FrontGithens William, ladies' shoemaker 32 south SeventhGiven James & Co. grocery store 314 MarketGivan Samuel, innkeeper Race west Sch. EighthGiven Thomas, weaver Queen near ThirdGivan William, labourer Sch. Seventh near MulberryGlading James, oakcooper and guager 31 PennGlading John, oakcooper 27 Swanson aria 72 PennGlading Joseph, nailer 197 St. John's and 93 Coats'

Glaizer Henry, shoemaker 81 BuddGlasby Nathan, tailor 46 Oak (N. L.)

Glasgow Hester, widow weaver 524 north JFYont

Glasgow James, plaisterer Pine above TenthGlason Leonard, cakebaker 25 WalnutGlause Abraham, hatter 484 RaceGlass Samuel, accountant 94 SpruceGlause Samuel, carpenter Tenth below PineGlazier David^ailor 191 St. John's

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Gleason Jonas, hardware manufacturer High west of Schu\ •

kill Sixth near Schuylkill bridgeGledkill William, weaver corner Coats' and Charles

Glenn Daniel, caulker Beach above WarrenGlenn Hamilton L. printer 26 StrawberryGlen John, carter 137 north NinthGlenn John, carter Sch. 5th between Market and ChesnutGlenn Mrs. widow of John, tobacconist MarbleGlenn Susannah, boarding-house 138 south SecondGlentworth George, druggist north-east corner Chester d. h,

281 RaceGlentworth G. P. merchant 105 PineGlentworth James, jun. deputy surveyor of the port of Phi«

ladelphia 231 SpruceGlonnenger Joseph, drayman 3 Baker's court

Gloucester Jeremiah, teacher first Presbyterian church 268south Seventh

Glousen Nicholas, glue maker and skindresser N.W. cornerMargaretta and Newmarket

Glover Andrew, bottler 246 LombardGlover Jacob, surrogate Woodbury, New JerseyGobright , engraver 144 south NinthGod Christian, watchman Beach near Maiden (K.)

Goddard George, gentleman 12 NobleGoddard John, merchant 61 south Front, dwelling south-east.

corner Eleventh and WalnutGodfery Andrew, victualler Juniper above CherryGodfrey James, oysterman 60$ UnionGodley Jesse &? Co. merchants 53 HighGodon V. storekeeper 32 south 4thGodshall Ann, widow teacher back 37 Beck's alley

Godshawl Paul, carter 6 Moyamensing roadGodshall Wm. white ropemaker Passyunk road bel. ChristianGoeller Philip, teacher 322 south SecondYioe Mary, widow 17 Parham's alley

Goetz &> Ackley, dry good merchants 28£ north SecondGoff Elizabeth, nurse Prime below Moyamensing roadGogarty Nicholas, dry good store 119£ north SecondGoglas Margaret, 136 Callowhill

Goldaker Mathias, oysterman 233 south 4th

|Golden Ely, labourer 8 Oak (S.)

Golder Elizabeth, widow N.W. corner Juniper and LocustGolder John, attorney at law 194 south 4th

Golder Jeremiah, cordwainer 2 Loxley's court

Golderman Caspar, tailor 7 Kean's court

Goldey Jacob, shoemaker 176 Sassafras

Goldey John, shoemaker 206 CherryGoldsmith George, plane maker 38 Laurel n. Seco.nd (N, I-.)

Gold'smitb Levan, trader 4 NewmarketL

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Goldsmith Thomas, plane maker 383 north Secoi

Green, dwelling 424 north FrontGoldson Mary, widow seamstress Smith's alley

Goldtrap Catharine, widow 13 Knight's court

Gomas Michael, mariner 19 Beck's alley

Gomminger Agnes, glove maker 83 Callowhill

Goodaright John, saddler 99 St. John's

Good David, tavernkeeper 356 MarketGoodfellow Elizabeth, widow of Wm. pastry cook G4 DockGoodfellow James, nailor, Vine alley near TwelfthGoodhart John, hatter 126 north 4th

Goodin John and Sons, grocers 3 north 5th

Goodin John, merchant 231 MulberryGoodman Charles, attorney at law 87 Callowhill

Goodman Charles, attorney at law 375 north SecondGoodman George K. printer 87 Callowhill

Goodman George, labourer 135 St John's

Goodman George, printer 21 Old York roadGoodman Henry F. printer 87 Callowhill

Goodman John, commission merchant Smith's court

Goodman John, justice of the peace and notary public £?

Callowhill

Goodman Mary, widow of Samuel, (cures the bites of madanimals) 12 Kunkel

Goods George, biscuit baker 6 Harmony court

f Goodwin Adam, boo 1: cleaner 11 .Fayette

Goodwin Catharine, widow Marriott's lane near 5lh

Goodwin Courier, attorney at law 21 WoodGoodwin Edward, storekeeper 311 WalnutGoodwin James, grocer 15 north Ninth

Goodwin J. grocery and tavern Oak near hay scales wharfGoodwin John D. auctioneer and commission store 164 north

ThirdGoodwin John D. grocer 56 north Front

Goodwin Jonathan, tailor 53 north Sixth

Goodwin Robert, carpenter 8 Gaskill

Goodwin Thomas F. letter carrier south Tenth near SpruceGoodwin Thomas, merchant Nft corner Walnut and ThirdGoodwin William, tailor Castle street

Goombles John, shoe store 451 north SecondGoorer Christopher, sea captain Union alley

Goorer John D. boa^ builder 28 Union alley

Gordon David, carpenter 135 PlumCordon David P. attorney at law 50 south 5th

ibourer High west Schuylkill 4th

<-iord<>n James, potter Niemann's alley

Cordon V] aver 22 Franklin

Gordon M. L ipjthecary 66 n_»rtft Second[G >rdon Sanvei, labourer 6 Bum's court

Gordon Thonias F. attorney at law 14 north 4th

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ion, widow Harris' court

j Gordon William, oystcrman Cedar above Twelfth

Gordus George, labourer back 291 Vine

Gore William, labourer German near 4tb

Gorges George, lumber merchant -8:2 north Second, yard

south Water below Pool's bridgeGorgas Joseph, lumber merchant 185 Callowhill

Gorgas Peter K. merchant 133 Callowhill

Gorgas, Son & Keyser, lumber merchants Ninth below Vino

Gorgas William, hair dresser and bleeder 89 south Front

Goring Catharine, widow 295 south 4th

Gorman James, 91 ShippenGorman James, tavernkeeper back 19 south wharves and 29

south WaterGonnan Mary Ann, Everhart's court

Gorman P. livery stable keeper back 12 south 5th

Gorman Thomas, innkeeper 467 HighGorman William, tavernkeeper 128 north Watert-osline Joseph, carpenter Cedar near EleventhGosman John, victualler 62 GardenGosner Joseph, potter 205 Coats'

Goss Charles, mariner 110 BrowneGoucher Francis, grocer and flour merchant 403 High, N.W.

corner Eleventh, d. h. Ann west Sch. EighthGoujan L. machine maker and tavernkeeper 14 CherryGouleher Emanuel, gunsmith 2 Well's rowGouldburn Joseph, tailor 98 WoodGoulden Henry and David, brickmakers Schuylkill Third

above LombardGould Samuel, labourer Shippen near ThirteenthGould Sarah, widow teacher NW corner Newmarket & DukeGould, widow gentlewoman 25 SansomGouley Lewis, tavern and oyster house 44 north ThirdGourley Hugh, 28 UnionjGoutier John, painter and glazier 120 LombardGovett Charles, accountant 51 Filbert

Govett Ellen, widow 52 FilbertGovett Robert, accountant 51 Filbert

Govett Sarah, widow of William 51 FilbertGovett William, accountant 51 FilbertGovett William, carpenter 227 CedarGowen Etftvard, grocer S.W. corner Front and VineGowen James, grocer N.W. corner Walnut and DockGowen Mary, widow 111 LombardGrace Catharine, widow 72 WoodGrace Christiana, Charles street

Grace John, victualler 15 Welt's rowGrace John W. shoemaker Maria streetGraff Bartholomew, baker S.W. cor. Thirteenth and GeorgeGraff Charles, gentleman corner Mulberry and Sixth

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Graff Frederick, manager of the waterworks N.W. cornerCherry and Tenth

Graff Henry, balance weigher 1 Sprwce street wharf, d. h.

29 north SixthGraff' John, tavernkeeper N.W. cor. Callowhill and St. John'sGraff John, gentleman, 303 ArchGraff Joseph, victualler 41 old shambles, d. h. 17 LaurenceGraff Joseph, victualler 31 Third street marketGraff Samuel, chocolate manufacturer Drinker's alleyGraft Jacob, baker 6 CherryGrafton Woodbridge, mariner 10 BreadGr&ham Abigail, widow of John Townsend's courtGraham Ann, teacher 124 CatharineGraham Elizabeth, nurse 81 BrowneGraham Ester, widow 256 south SixthGraham James, merchant 4 north EleventhGraham James, weaver Thirteenth above CedarGraham John, carter James'Graham John K. grocer 308 High and agent for inland trans-

portation of merchandiseGraham John, merchant 61 south Front, d. h. S. E. corner

Eleventh and WalnutGraham Joshua, carpenter 5 Wagner's alley

Graham Mary, widow Sixth near FitzwaterGraham Peter, merchant 58 south FrontGraham S. C. druggist 258 south SecondGraham Thomas, grocer 289 HighGraham William, grocer 410 HighGraham William, suspender maker 152 SouthGrandom John, gentleman NAV corner Sansom and SeventhGranel John, blacksmith 313 north Front

fGrant Abraham, carter 2 Madison court

Grant Alice, widow 130 SouthGrant and Stone, merchants 43 north Water and Perot's whfGrant Francis, coachman 68 SmallGrant Horace, oakcooper Faris' courtGrant Samuel, merchant 43 north Water, dwelling north

corner High, and EleventhGrant Theodore L. biscuit baker 115 SwansonGrant William, block and pumpmaker 62 Christian

Grantsback George, ladies' shoemaker 31 BrowneGrasby Hannah, storekeeper 21 south 4th

Gratz Hyman, merchant 2 south Seventh, d. h. 219 Chesnut

Gratz Jacob, merchant 219 ChesnutGratz Simon and Brother, merchants 2 south Seventh

Grauel John, baker 334 north SecondGravel George, carpenter 20 Sugar alley

Gravel Henry, carpenter 220 Vine

Gravelle M.L. jeweller store H7 Chesnut

Gravelle It. L jeweller 17 north Third

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Gravenstine Elizabeth, fruiterer 131 RaceGravenstine George, stablekeeper 202 Race and 96 N. SixthGravenstine Jacob, baker 46 StrawberryGravenstine John K. gentleman Thirteenth opposite Clover st.

Graves Bartholomew, horse, cow and hay market Sixth nearNoble

Graves Bazel, tallow chandler 16 SpruceGraves Christiana, widow back 198 SouthGraves William, innkeeper SW corner Browne and BuddGray &. Scott, grocery store 340 HighGray Caleb, dry good store 10 north SecondGray Edward, Green's court

Gray George, tyler Thirteenth below ChesnutGray Hugh, innkeeper 74 north WaterGray Hugh, mariner Church street near Christian

Gray J. china merchant 304 High, dwelling 40 north 5th

Gray Matthew, storekeeper 14 Juniper lane

Gray Patrick, tinplate worker under 212 High, h. h. 287 HighGray Robert, drayman 13 Poplar lane

Gray Robert E. & Co. brewers 24 south Sixth

Gray Robert E. brewer 24 and dwelling 22 south Sixth

Gray Richard, sea captain 26 UnionGray Samuel N. brewer 24 south Sixth

Gray Thomas, boot and shoe manufacturer 110 south SecondGray Thomas, carter Faris' alley

Gray Thomas, dry good store 28i north SecondGray William, grocer 1 .Franklin street

Gray William, hatter Lemon street

Gray William, labourer 134 SouthGrear Andrew, black and whitesmith back 326 Race and 9

south FrontGrers Esther, dealer 200 SouthGrear Jacob, shoemaker Star alley

fGrear James, 213 ShippenGrear John, victualler' 268 north Eighth, stall 66 New.marketGrear Mary, of William, North alley

Grear Nicholas, victualler 234 north EighthGreaves Alexander, grocer Race next Sch. EighthGreaves Edward, merchant 316 ArchGreaves George, blacksmith, Shippen near ThirteenthGreaves Thomas, dry good store 478 north ThirdGreble James, bricklayer 130 Christian

Greble William, bricklayer 235 south 5thGreble William H. carpenter Cherry above JuniperGreeman Mary, nurse 104 BrowneGreen and Adams, grocers NE corner Shippen and ThirdGreen Benjamin, back 12 Shriver's courtfGreen Benjamin, poi"ter Fourteen ChimneysGreen Branch, stone ware factory north Second above Ger.

road, d. h. 536 north Second

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Green Charles, brassfounder 54 NewGreen Charles, tailor Hopkins' court (N. L.)

fGreen Dennis, waiter Portland laneGreen Kditha, widow dealer 30 PruneGreen Edward, labourer Arch west of Schuylkill SecondGreen Edward M. bookseller under 29 south .FrontGreen Eleanor, widow storekeeper 134 south FourthGreen Elizabeth, widow washerwoman Kugler's courtGreen Eliza, widow 20 Lyndall's alleyGreen Francis, cabinetmaker 131 south FrontGreen George, inn and ferry keeper 15 north WaterGreen Henry, fisherman Charlotte near BrowneGreen Isaac, carpenter Price's courtfGreen Isaac, labourer south Eleventh opposite AlmshouseGreen Jacob, cordwainer 3 Summer's courtGreen Jacob, milwright 191 north Eighth above VineGreen Jacob, Windsor chairmaker 30 VinefGreen James, newscarrier 219 ShippenfGreen James, sweepmaster Dean's alley

Green J. Doctor, N. E. corner Wood and 5thGreen John, innkeeper 18 BreadGreen John H. hatter 5 Gray's alley

Green John, storekeeper 288 VineGreen Joseph, brassfounder Green near Germantown roadGreen Joseph plaisterer 128 DihvynGreen Mary, widow 8 ElizabethGreen Richard, storekeeper 5 north SecondfGreen Robert, dealer 41 LombardGreen Stephen, fisherman 135 GreenGreen Thomas, shoemaker 205 north 4thGreen William, hairdresser, bleeeder, £?c.3.) oulh 1:

fGreen William, labourer Dean's alley

Green William, printer 292 LombardGreenfield Elizabeth, widow 371 MulberryGreenham James, tavern and store Callo'whilli ear Sch.Greenleaf James, office 81 WalnutGreenleaf J. teacher 46 north 5thGreenley Solomon, labourer 169 north SixthGreenswalt John, print cutter 42? south FrontGreer John, victualler Callowhiil near Eighth

fGreer Jonathan, hodlabouivr Stewart's alley

Greer Robert, silk, cotton and wool dyer and scourer 6 PGreer Sarah, widow Id Juniper laneGregory A. L., M !). 288 north SecondGregory John, cabinetmaker 156 S. Second, d. h. 56 SpruceGreiner John, domestic warehouse 260 High, d. h. ISC RaceGreiner John, jun. merchant 260 .Market, d. h. 182 RaceGreiner John P. merchant 9 south Front, d. h. 182 RaceGreiner John, tailor 498 south SecondGjelaud Madame, female seminary 89 south Third

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Grelaud Titon, auctioneer 51 north Front, dwelling 96 RaceGresham George, collector and hair curler Lombard below

ThirteenthGresimer Josiah, tailor 284 north SecondGrew James, cordwainer 91 Christian

Grice Mary, boarding house 446 south .Front

Grice Samuel, counting-house and stave yard on FlinthanVs

wharf, d. h. 366 north FrontGrible George, labourer 31 KunkelGrible William, carpenter Cherry near BroadGriffenburg Christopher, blacksmith Church st. near Christian

fGriffin Aaron, carter old York road above Poplar lane

Griffin Moses, se.a captain north-east corner Vine and ArchGriffin Rev. Thomas, 4 NobleGriffin Sarah, widow 83 north SecondGriffin William, ship carpenter 7 Chancery lane

Griffith and Turner, gunsmiths Poplar lane near St. John's

Griffith Catharine, widow storekeeper 181 north ThirdGriffith Eleanor, widow shopkeeper 68 north Juniper

Griffith Eleanor, widow shopkeeper 196 north WaterGriffith Elijah, M. D. 37 north 5lh

Griffith E., M. D. 37 north 5th

Griffith Isaac, corder Noble street wharfGriffith Isaac, dentist and Lleeder 138 DillwynGriffith John, blacksmith Brooks' street

Griffith John, gunsmith 14 Poplar lane

Griffith John R. slater 191 north Sixth

Griffith Joseph, carpenter Thirteenth below RaceGriffith Joseph, gunsmith 14 Poplar laneGriffith Mary, 14 Poplar lane

Griffith Mary, tailoress 134 St. JohnGriffith Mrs. widow 3 Little PineGriffith M. V. cabinetmaker 34 Strawberry street

Griffith Reuben, shopkeeper J)W corner Twelfth £r" ChesnutGriffith Robert E., M. D. 106 south EighthGriffith Robert E. merchant 9 Dock, d. h. 105 S. ThirteenthGriffith Robert, stonecutter back Wiley's courtGriffiths John, milkman near Lawrence glass-hpuseGriffitts Mary, widow 174 south 5th

Griffitts Samuel P., M. D. 62 south FrontGriggs Anthony, printer (Whitehall) Ridge road abevc But-tonwood, dwelling Torr's court

Grillett F. J. French teacher 147 south EleventhGrim Catharine, shopkeeper 51 NewmarketGrim Henry, dry good store 148 north 4thGrim Peter, brickmaker, yard Coats' near Eighth, dwelling480 north Third

Grimes Catharine, widow 497 south Front

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Grimes James, weaver Ann near Thirteenth.Grimes Noble, weaver Cedar near Broad

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Grimshaw Mrs. young ladies' seminary 263 Chesnut ab. 8thGrimshaw William, author 263 NewmarketGrimshaw William, rigger 38 Mead alley

Grimshur WTilliam, rigger, loft South street wharf north side,

dwelling 97 GermanGrinnell William, attorney at law 144 WalnutGriner John, watchman at Pennsylvania Bk. 10 Emslie's alley

Griner Joseph, coach painter 180 Locust above Eleventhdwelling 16 Acorn alley

Griscom Andrew, bricklayer 199 north 4thGriscom Rachel, upholsteress 48 north SecondGriskey Lewis S. chandler Beach near MaidenGroff Balsar, gentleman 113 Poplar laneGroff Jacob, victualler back of 121 Old York roadGroff John, sugar refiner Noble bet. 5th and Sixth (N. \

Groff Mary, widow shoebinder Charlotte near BrowneGrogey John, labourer 15 BuddGroom Arcy, gentleman 1.53 south NinthGross Charles, cordwainer 144 south TwelfthGross Henry, farmer Christian near 5thGross Jacob, victualler NW cor. Sixth and Marriott's lane

Gross Louisa, dress maker 144 south TwelfthGrover J. sea captain 193 WalnutGrover Margaret, segar maker 293 south SecondGrover Thomas, wharf builder 17 Christian

fGroves C. and S. Thomas, waiters 189 south SeventhGroves John, gentleman 119 north 5th

Groves , weaver 163 south TenthGroves Mary, widow 21 TammanyGroves Michael, carpenter 31 Ann|Groves Samuel, labourer 14 PruneGroves William, bricklayer 132 Callowhill

Grubb Curtis, Pine-grove hotel near United States' arsenal

Grubb Elizabeth, widow back of 219 SwansonGruff Richard, oysterman 43 CedarGumpert S. Sc Co. merchants 263 north SecondGrundy Thomas, merchants' coffee house, dwelling-hou?-

Church alley

Grundy Thomas, manufacturer Sixth near GreenGrundy Thomas, jun. manufacturer Sixth near GreenGude John, cutler 248 St. John's

Guenat Margaret, widow of John B. 230 Walnut

fGuest Abner, waiter 174 north EighthGuest, widow gentlewoman 17 SwansonGuieu E. J. merchant south-east corner Pine in 5th

Guile John, clock and watchmaker 183 CherryGurney Mary, widow of general Francis G. Sbippen's lane

Guyer William B. currier south-east corner Lombard andThird, dwelling 199 south Fourth

Gwfri Andrew, labourer Pine alley

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HAAS ADAM, carpenter Queen n. 6th

Haas Edward, sea captain 470 S. FrontHaas Frederick, shoemaker, 110 GreenHaas Frederick, stockingweaver 361 N. Third,

Haas Charles, printer 57 GreenHaas Jacob, sugar refiner 222 Sassafras

Haas Anthony S. cedar cooper Rose alley

Haas Elizabeth, widow 195 Callowhill

Hass Samuel, tallowchandler 10 Branch street

Haawbuck Henry, playing card maker Workman's court

Habermehl Henry, fancy morocco boxmaker 25 PruneHacker George, baker 427 N. SecondHacker, Brown, & Co. merchants 42 N. FrontHacker Isaiah, merchant 345 MulberryHackney Joseph, plumber 22 Combes' alley

Hacket Mrs. spinster 2 College avenueHackett John, cordwainer 140 LocustHadaway John T. merchant c. h. 29 South wharves, d. h.

2 SansomHaflfman Henry, oak cooper Faris' courtHaffline Sarah,' widow 133 N Sixth

HafFsteadly George, mariner Faris' courtHaffy Peter, sandman, Baker's court (N. L.)

Haga Godfrey, gentleman (gothic mansion) ChesnutTwelfth

Hagar Christian, cordwainer 21 Sassafras alley

Hagerton Charles, 62 Spruce

fHagerman John, blacksmith 232 LombardHagerman James, gunsmith 229 S. Fifth.

Hagstotz Jacob, sugarboiler 25 Church alley

Hague William, milkman Hanover n. PrinceHague Jacob, caulker Hanover n. PrinceHague Henry, caulker Hanover n. QueenHague Andrew, Hanover n. Prince milkman| Hagerman John, waiter 36 Bud's courtHagner William, carpenter 18 GardenHagna Michael, grocer 252 Sassafras

Hahn Jno. tavernkeeper Germ. r. n. OtterHahn Peter, merchant 101 N. Front d. h. 222 ArchHahn Christian, baker, 149 SpruceHaigh Thomas, potter N . Fourth above Poplar—d. h. Pop •

lar lane n. SecondHaight Groves, confectioner 309 S FrontHaige Robert, potter ab. Fourth in Poplar laneHailer George F. innkeeper 218 Sassafras

Haines Emson H. carpenter 161 N. FourthHaines Elizabeth, widow, 163 N. FourthHaines Hains, grocer 13 BrownHaines John, grocer cor..of Second and Germ, r*

Haines John, carpenter Vine n. ThirteenthHaines Joseph, do. do, do.Haines John, carter Laurel n. RochelHaines Richard, blacksmith S. side Market n. Smith*! court,

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Haines Thomas, ostler Biddle's alley

Haines Mrs. widow 128 S. FifthHaines Samuel, surveyor 319 MulberryHains Frederick, tailor 101 N. NinthHaines Ephraim, lumber merchant, &c. 307 and d. h. 174N. Front [See Haynes and Heinz

Haines John, china packer John above CallowhillHaines Joseph, saddler Fourth ab. Poplar laneHains John, victualler cor. Marriot's lane and 4th and 65New market

Hail Joseph, milkman Abbot's garden Gray's ferry roadHaines J. blacksmith Catharine n. SwansonHaines Josiah, boatbuilder Prime bel. 2nd.Hairkins Betsey, widow 4 LombardHalaway Rachel, widow 372 N. FourthHalbach A. mercht. 19 Dock—d. h. 238 WalnutHalberstadt Ann, widow N. FrontHale Thomas, broker 83—d. h. 284 ChesnutHale Margery, widow 31 ChristianHale Thomas, paperhanger 88 N. FourthHale Thomas, stove manufacturer 54 N. ThirdHale Thomas, stove smith and bellows maker 151 N. SecondHale Elizabeth, widow boardinghouse 2 BreadHalderman Joseph, innkeeper cor. of Laurel and FrontHale & Davidson, late M'Ewen, Hale & Davidson, brokers

83 ChesnutHaley Elizabeth, nurse, 102 LocustHalfpenny Robert, painter and glazier 123 N. EleventhHaley Nathan, ornamental paper hanging maker 102 LocustHall Alexander, merchant 32 Chesnut—d. h. S N. EleventhHall Henry, founderer Otter street (N. L.)

f Hall D. washerwoman 71 PineHall Caleb, mariner 7 Bird's alley

Hall Alexander, grocer 68 PennHall Isaac, sea captain 35 AlmondHall Mrs. widow, dealer 8 SwansonHall Ezekiel, commission merchant 4N. EighthHall George, silverplater 8 Prospect alley

Hall Hannah, spinster 12 Wagner's alley

Hall Isaac, deputy measurer of salt and coal 73 NobleHall James, flour and feed store cor. of Buttonwood and

EighthHall James, shoemaker back 190 SouthHallaman Jacob, shoemaker 13 Yorke court (N. L.)Hall Mary, spinner and spooler Wood n. ThirteenthHall Mary Anne, gentlewoman 42 8. Sixth

Hall Margaret, widow boardinghouse 61 N. Sixth

f Hall Perry, coachman 18 Currant alley

Hall John, clock and watchmaker SE cor. Second and Union—d. h. 88 UnionHall John, inspector ofdomestic distilled spirits 3 N» 11th

fcHall James, labourer 102 N. Eleven*HaH wmiamy Hacksnrfth 44 Budd

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Hall William, weaver High west Scuylkill Fifth

Hall John, carpenter 118 S. TenthHall Margaret, 71 HighHall Peleg, shipmaster 236 S. FrontHall Peter, clock and watchmaker 61£ S. SecondHall Thomas, sea captain 326 S FrontHall William, printer Mulberry court

Hall Welford, organ builder over 8 College avenue d. h.

305 MarketHall William, blacksmith Coates n. OakHall Harrison, bookseller and publisher of the Port Folio

80 S. FourthHallowell Charles T. 14 N. EleventhHallowell Chalkley, shoe store 105 N. SecondHallowell Edward, merchant 169 Callowhill

Hallowell Thomas, currier 34 KunkleHallowell J. Esq. President Judge Court Common Plea*

S. E. cor. Chesnut and Fifth

Hallman Mary, tailoress Loxley's courtHallman Susan, boarding house 49 S. JuniperHalls Robert S. grocer S. E. cor. of Second and Christian

Haltman , mariner 22 SouthHalzel Philip, facy chair maker 515 N FrontHama Godfrey, grocer 347 N. ThirdHamal Christian, victular 2 Old Shambles d. h. 265 N. EighthHambleton Alexander, 98 GreenHamer John, teacher 22 GreenHamer Jacob, tailor 22 Pewterplatter alleyHamelin Joseph P. one of the editors of the Freeman's J»ur*

nal and Mercantile Advertiser, 96 PineHamet Joseph, blacksmith 7 EmshVs alley

Hammer Adam, shoemaker 60 VineHammer Lewis, hairdresser 147 N. ThirdHammon Philip, sugar refiner 89 CrownHamil John, carpenter 326 RaceHamill & Pierre, curriers 81 Dock [See SamelHamilton Gavin, tobacconist 122 HighHamilton & Hood, grocers 4 HighHamilton James, gentleman 260 WalnutHamilton John, drvgoods and bonnet store 20 S. SecondHamilton John W. painter 199 S. Fifth

Hamilton Oliver, ferryman 23 Little WaterHamilton Rebecca, boardinghouse 31 N. Sixth

Hamilton William, drayman 9 KunkelHamilton William, mariner 46 PeanHamilton Elizabeth, widow 187 N. SecondHammitt John, shipwright Queen n. Marlborougl)Hamilton John, hatter d. h. 7 Phifer's alley

Hamilton George, constable 105 CedarHamilton Hannah, teacher 146 Sassafras

Hamilton Jane, spinster 8£ HurstHamilton J. 16 Sansom

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Hamilton Mary, nurse 141 N. Sixth

Hamilton William, shoemaker 34 GardenHamilton Robert, stone mason 79 Callowbill

Hamilton Miss Rebecca, milliner 31 N. Sixth

Hamilton William, labourer 44 BedfordHamilton William accountant 476 S. FrontHamilton —

—

, cordwainer Plum ab. 3rdHamilton John, shipcarpenter 43 Coats

Hamilton John, labourer back of 79 SwansonHamilton John, cordwainer 52 PlumHamilton Lydia, mantuamaker 44 BreadHamley George, baker 56 PlumHammell Butler, dealer 293 S. FrontHammel James, carter 129 BuddHammond John, cordwainer Fourth n. Christian

Hamman Crosby silverplater 460 Sassafras

Hammel Thomas R. mahogany sawyer Bryan's couvt

Hammel James, carter 129 BuddHammer Charles, labourer 466 N. ThirdHammer Jacob, labourer back 210 St. JohnHamill Henry H. tavernkeeper headquarters of the Potatoe

club 13 S. SeventhHammit Emanuel, ropemaker 81 N. JuniperHammit John, wheelwright 39 SouthHammit Thomas, shipwright Hanover n. QueenHammond James L. artist 140 ChesnutHammond John, cordwainer 4th n. Christian

Hampton Alexander, carpenter d. h. 407 Mulberry aboveEleventh, and Wood yard Ninth below Chesnut

Hampton Jonathan, attorney at law 21 S. Seventh[See Humpton.

Hampton Elizabeth, widow 76 Crown N. L.

Hampton Isaac, oysterman 62 N. Fifth

Hampton Jonathan, accountant 55 S. Eleventh

Hamrick Henry, shoemaker Prince n. (Frank r.)

Hana Margaret, widow 34 Appletree alley

Hance Jacob, tanner 311 N. FrontHance John, teacher, 265 S. FrontHance Jeremiah bricklayer and storekeeper 90 BuddHancock William, fancy store 37 N. SecondHancocks Roberts, silkdyer 91 & 93 VineHancock Ann, millinery and fancy store 37 N. SecondHancock Caleb, milkman Tenth ri. CedarHancock Job, carpenter Nicholson's court

Hancock William E. carpenter 14 ChesterHancock Thomas, shoemaker 15 Emlen's court (N. I

Hancock Caleb, milkman, Tenth n. SouthHanckinson Thomas, bricklayer Coates n. FourthHand Ezekiel, watchman Broad bel. GeorgeHand Joseph, merchant 95 GreenHand Caleb, sea captain 655 St. JohnHand Jeremiah, tavernkeeper 13 Callowhill

Hand Elijah, oysterman 498 S. Front

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Handel Salome, china store 124 N. SecondHandley James, importer of hardware, &c. 32 N. Third d. h.

30 CrownHandy Mrs. boardinghouse 154 ChesnutHandlen John, paperhanger back 190 SouthHaney Thomas, carter Cedar ab. TenthHanes Henry, cordwainer 56 Mead ayHanigan John, carpenter Prosperous alley

Hanis John, mariner 2 Parham's alley

Hank Henry, labourer Mark lane

Hankinson," widow of Samuel, S. E. cor. of Fourth an*Green

Hankinson William, drygoods store 56 Frank, r.

Hanks Joseph, grocery and tea warehouse 272 HighIlanley John, carter 166 CoatesHanna John, stevedore 88 VineHanna Daniel, mariner Nieman's alley

Hannah Edward, hatter 131 St. JohnHannam Mary Anne, milliner 277 N. SecondHannings W. shoemaker 373 N. ThirdHannon John, Second n. PrimeHanno Andrew, oakcooper 2 WoodHanno George, taylor 23 CoatesHannum , mason Oak ab. Noble (N. L.)

Hannon George C. Taper alley

Hanson Andrew, mariner ChurchHanse Conrad, coachmaker S. W. cor. of Fourth and Walnut

d. h. 121 WalnutHanse Samuel, bookseller 170 S. SecondHanse Jacob, storekeeper 259 Callowhill

Hansey J. boot and shoemaker 83 GeorgeHanse Jacob, laborer Hank's courtHanse James, coach maker 151 CedarHanse Charles, brickmaker cor. Walnut and Third from

Schuylkill

Hansell Barbary, widow, shopkeeper 106 N. ThirdHansell John, baker 188 St. JohnHansell Jacob grave, digger 65 N. Fifth

Hansell Charles F. combmaker cor. Wood and Eighth

Hansell James, clock, Stc. maker 3 N. Sixth—d. h. 180 RaceHansell John, combmaker Wood ab. EighthHansell John, wheelwright 215 QueenHansellMary , shopkeeper, 18 N. Sixth

Hansell Sarah, widow storekeeper 18 N. Sixth [See HensSHansell Thomas, turner 291 Arch—d. h. 2 Shriver's courtHansell William, blacksmith back 147 CherryHansell William M. dry good store 237 HighHansell William S. sadler, gtc. 24 HighHansell George, cutler 185 N. EighthHansell John, carver and gilder 245 N. FrontHansell Joseph, carver and gilder 137 Sassafras

Hanselwood John, weaver N. E.gor^ Schuylkill Seventh amiChesnut

50*

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Hanes Henry, cordwainer 56 Mead alley

Hanse Conrad, coachmaker S. W. cor. Fourth and Walnut-*.'

d. h. 121 WalnutHansen Edward R. professor of musick 117 SpruceHanshavv William, ostler 5 Cyprus alley

Hansher William, coachdriver 3 Carlisles court

Hansner Mary, widow of Charles, Vine n. BroadHanson Elizabeth, widow teacher 165 south TenthHanson Lorenzo, rigger 99 St. JohnHanson Peter, gilder back of 93 (O. Y. r.)

Hanson John, grocer 3 N. WaterHanson Matthias, 82 UnionHapman William, waterman 365 N. ThirdHaran John, grocer N. E cor. Fourth and PlumHarbaugh Samuel, tailor Ann W- Sch. EighthHarbert Charles, bricklayer 41 Palmyra square

Harberger Henry, jun. copper and tin ware and wire fendermanufacturer 406 High ab. Thirteenth—d. h. High nearSchuylkill Sixth

Harbert Isaac, bricklayer 151 N. Ninth [See Herbert

Harberger Henry, dentist 132 S. Eleventh bel. WalnutHarbeson Hugh, grocer, store 153£ S. Front—d. h. 110 Union

Harbesson Benjamin, agent for inland transportation of mer-

chandize 2 Decatur—d. h. 150 ArchHarbert Z. dentist, &c. 2 N. Eighth

Harborn Joseph, mariner 22 Shippen

Harden Jonathan, oakcooper 87 Coates

Harden Rachael, widow 25 MaryHarden Esther, widow 49 PlumHarden John C. captain Moyamensing night watch•vHarden Ann, washerwoman Little Seventh

Harden Isaac, carpenter SheafF's alley

Harden Mary, mantuamaker 5 PlumHarden Esther, widow 49 PlumHarden James, clock dial and japan manuf. 18 DockHardener Joseph, hairdresser 31 Pewterplatter alley

Harder John G. furrier 2 N. Fifth

Harding Hezekiah, sea captain 85 Pine

Harding Jesper, printer Lodge—d. h. Second n. Catharine

Harding Mary, widow of George, 366 S. SecondHarding Richard, stablekeeper lOS Sassafras

Hardin Margaret, huckster shop 382 Market

Harding John, jr. merchant 17 S. WaterHardie David, sea captain 28 OakHardwick John, painter 8 Spruce

Hardy William, hairdresser N. W. cor. of High and TemHT

Hardy Patrick, carter 97 PlumHardy Francis, sea captain 105~Swanson

Hardy Hannah, widow washerwoman Vine n. WoodHardy Ann, widow boarding house 20 Bank alley

Hardy John pocketbook and reticule manufacturer 6 S..

Fourth

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Hardy George, hardware merchant 93 M:irkciHardy John C. late baker "62 S. SecondMardy John, carter Front N. XV. cor. of ReliefHare Ann, widow of George, merchant 109 SpruceHare Ann, widow 54 N. EighthHare William, bricklayer 8 WoodHare Robert, professor of chemistry in the University of

Pennsylvania—d. h. S. E. cor. Walnut and TenthHargen Carey, bottler 12 PineHargesheimer Samuel, innkeeper Svvanson n Navv YardHarker Thomas, carter Oak ah. Noble (N. L.)Hargen Cory, bottler 12 PineHarg'ersheimer John, painter he. 160 SwansonHarker Benjamin, bricklayer 161 N. .FourthHarker Thomas, boardinghouse 180 N. WaterHarker Mary, glover West's court N. L.Harkins Hugh, labourer Price's courtHarkins Niel, innkeeper Prune next to City Theatreparkins Mary, widow Mark's lane

Harkins Catharine, widow 49 PlumHarkins Hugh, labourer Price's courtHarkins Mary, widow dealer 12 PlumHarkins William, weaver 15 Passyunk r.

Harknes Charles. &. Co. taylor's 2 South WaterHarlan John, merchant 140 MulberrvHarlan Charles, attorney at law 24 GeorgeHarland Sarah, widow 138 S. TenthHarlan William, com. merchant 48^ S. wharvesHarland John, jun. gentleman 403 ArchHarley Thomas, confectioner 112 N. TenthHarley Miss, teacher 180 S. EleventhHarley George & F. coppersmiths 95 south FrontHarley George, coppersmith 95 S. Front—d. h. 126 SpruceHarman Benjamin, mariner 63 PennHarman Andrew, baker, S. W. cor. of 5th and WalnutfHarman J. porter 117 LombardHarman William, grocer S. W. cor. Christian and SecondfHarman Benjamin, boot and shoe cleaner S. Twelfth n.Market

Harman J. 117 LombardHarman Mary, widow Wood n. ThirdHarman George, innkeeper 337 N. Frontj-Harman William, coachman Juniper alley

Harman Elizabeth, boarding house 204 RaceHarman John, baker 152 N. Fourth[Harman Joseph, oysterman Shippen below EighthHannan Mary, shopkeeper N. E. cor. New and FourthHarmer Benjamin, copperplate printer N. Fourth n. Geonre

(N. L.)

Harmer Chalkley, taylor N. Fourth n. George (N. L.)Harmer George, bellows maker 16 Wells* rowHarmes John, gentleman 121 S. Ninth

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Harmount John, brewer 449 S. FrontHarmstead Catharine, widow boardinghouse 7 Elbow 1*

JIarmstead Laurence, carpenter 26 ElizabethHarmstead Martin, shoemaker 35 RaceHarmstead Sarah, milliner 56 N. FourthHarnaunchle John, worker at the mintHarned John, tinplate worker 330 HighHarnilburgh Alexander E, umbrella maker 100 SouthHarper Thomas, brickmaker Chesnut cor. Sch. FoujtbHarp Abraham, cordwainer Callowhill near JulianHarp Peter, carpenter 16 BuddHarper John, shoemaker, 342 Callowhill

Harper James, weaver Walnut bel. BroadHarper Eliza, widow 205 CedarHarper William, accountant 47 ShippenHarper James, brickmaker—d. h. 291 Walnut, brick yam

bet. George and Chesnut in Sch. FourthHarper Jane, spinster Barker's alley

Harper Peter, dealer 444 N. SecondHarper & Steer, grocers High, west Sch. 5thHarper N. widow 237 N. FrontHarper John, shoemaker Thirteenth n. highHarold Vincent W. Rev. pastor of St. Mary's churchKarpel Jacob, accountant Charlotte n. Poplar lane

fjarpel John, shoemaker Charlotte n. Poplar lane

Harper John, shoemaker Thirteenth n. High <HHarper Arthur, gentleman 264 WalnutHarper Charles A. merchant 69 N. Water—d. h. 21 Mulberry-

Harper James, jun. brickmaker 291 WalnutHarper Samuel, tailor 1 Shriver's court

Harper Thomas, agent for inland transportation of merchan-dize, and treasurer and secretary for the Schuylkill naviga-

tion company, office 6 and 8 S. SeventhHarra Mary, widow 46 PlumHarrall James M. printer back of 184 LombardHarrar George, rule maker Coats bel. 6th

Harrilb irgh Alexander E. umbrella maker 100 SouthHarridan John, labourer 168 N. WaterHarrington Daniel, dentist, 136 Arch ab. Sixth

Havrigan Dennis, labourer Wiley's court

Harrington Wm. Pr. 32 WashingtonHarrington Margaret, tayloress, 32 WashingtonHarrington Jo^jn, shoemaker Noble n. Third.

Harris David, drygoods store 15 N. Sixth

Harris Daniel, labourer 3 Hurst

Haris Elizabeth, boardinghouse George 2nd ab 11th

Harris Joseph, carpenter 104 S. Tenth

fHarris Hannah, 12 Elizabeth

Harris James, hatter 26 Cherry

Harris &. Van Aken, cabinetmakers 193 S. ThirdHarris William, chairmaker, 131 S. Second

fHarris William, labourer back of 29 UnionHarris William, Bedford n. Eighth

Harris William, plumber back 187 Mulberry

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Harris Charles, drug glass and colour warehouse 12 south

FrontHarris John, tailor 62 CherryHarris John W. carpenter 207 CherryHarris Richard, tavernkeeper 16 N. Third

Harris Robert, mariner 5 Whitaker's row-

Harris Thomas, vr. d. 210 S Third| Harris Daniel, sawyer 196 S Sixth

Harris Charles B. painter &c. 30 Bank—d. h. 3 Sassafras ay

Harris Benjamin, brewer 145 S. Eleventh

Harrison Thomas, maj. U. S. army Gray's ferry road n. U. S.

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Harrison Wm. F. tobacconist Germantown R. near Otter

Harrison Lydia, widow capt. Henry, Beach ab. Marlborough

Harrison Joseph, brass founder back 15 NobleHarrison Wm. ship carpenter West's court (N. L.)

Harrison George, limner 56 Passyunk road

Harrison Henry, gent, north side Chesnut between 12 & 13th

Harrison Amelia, teacher and seminary for young ladies 15

Penn's AvenueHarrison John, taylor back of 513 north Third

Harrison George," navy agent 64 Dock—d. h. 156 Chesnut

Harrison Hamilton, carpenter 320 Vine

fHarrison Phoebe, washer woman 14 Mulberry alley

Harrison Richard, shoemaker 33 GreenHarrison Obit, cabinet maker 167" north Front

Harrison John, blacksmith and dealer in iron, S. W. corner

Shippen and CrabHarrison Francis, grocer 453 N. SecondHarrison Geo. navy agent 64 Dock d. h. 156 Chesnut

Harrison Thos. locksmith cor. Queen and 3d 96 Shippen

Harrison widow, 3 MaryHarrison Henry, mariner, 9 Birds alley

Harrison Thos. sea captain, 409 south Front

tHarrod David, mariner Unity court

Harron & Prestman, wheel-wrights, O. York road

Harry Hannah, gentleman 10 Norris' alley

Harold Vincent Wm. Rev. pastor of St. Mary's church

Harsfall Joseph, painter, &c. back 14 German—d. h. 57 S.

SeventhHarsten J. H. doctor 268 north SecondHart Elizabeth, widow nurse 19 Current alley

Hart Catharine, widow shop keeper Little Seventh

Hart Charles, cordwainer 144 LombardHart Levy, merchant 200 Sassafras

Hart &. Co. editors and proprietors of the Erin 17 south 5th,

printing-office court back 110 WalnutMart Levy, teacher of the Greek and Latin languages 8 s

EighthfHart John, waiter 51 Currant alley

Hart N. accountant 75 north FourthHart Rachel, dealer 164 south ThirdHart Wm. gent. 108 Union

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Hart Abraham, music store 11 south 4th—d. h. 75 north 4thHart Charles, grocer 537 CallowhillHart Esther, widow 76 north FourthHart John & Son, drug-gist lower 8 south 2d—d. h. 195 ArchHart John, shoemaker 225 CedarHart John V. merchant 173 CallowhillfHart John, waiter 24 Currant alleyHart Mary, widow 132 LocustHart Thomas and \V. H. grocers 231 north ThirdHart Thomas, merchant 198 north FourthHart Wm.oakcooperback 83 south Water—d. h. 4 Pen»Hart Wm. silversmith and grocerNE corner Coates and 3dHart Wm. H. merchant 231 north 3d-d. h. ttihls courtHartendorf John, weaver 106 ArchHartlin John, brewer back of 182 St. JohnHartley George, drv good store 24 north SecondHartley Henry, labourer back 29 PrimeHartley John M. gentleman 55 NewHartley Thomas, N. XV corner of Lombard and SouthJJar ley John, uphots erer 256 south Second*jartman Christian, sugar maker 263 St. John"artman Catharine, widow 39 Coates alleyHartman John, hairdresser, bleeder, cupper and leecher 277

South 2dHartman Jacob, brickmaker 62 north SixthHartman Philip, labourer 26 CrownHartman Sebastian, brickmaker Callowhill n. 13thHartman Christian, storekeeper Gray's ferry road near IT. S.

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Hartshorne Pattison P. gentleman 304 MulberryHartshorne Joseph, M. U. 304 S. E. corner of Spruce and 7thHartnock Christian, brickmaker 507 north ThirdHartz Peter, flour and feed store 392 south SecondHarvey Charles, gent. 1 Marble courtHarvey Daniel, gent, east side Broad near MarketHarvey Mrs. cake baker 60 south 2dHarvey Edward, accountant 65 south EleventhHarvey George N. hardware merchant d. h. 182 north 4thHarvey Samuel jr. hardware merchant 182 north 4thHarvey Jeremiah, accountant l\5 north FifthHarvey John and James, oak cooper 25 JuliannaHarvey Samuel, back of 33 VineHarvey Samuel jr. hardware merchant 162 north Front—d. h.

182 north FrontHarvey Frederick, whiskey store High near Sch. ThirdHarvey Isaac, merchant d. h. 266 Chesnut—office back inGeorge

Harvey Robert, tailor 2 Shields' courtHarvey Lemuel Sc Sons, hardware merchant 262 north FrontHarvey Thos. rigg«r. 11 Bird's alleyHarvey Wm. constable and china s^ore 355 south 2dHarvey James, carter 288 south ThirdHarvy Hannah, gentlewoman 10 Norris' alley

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Harwood Lilburn, accountant 40 ChesterHarworth Samuel, furrier back 155 nortk SixthHarworth Hannah, widow 9 VineHaslem Thos. weaver 150 St. JohnHaslett Eliza, tailoress 17 Wagner's alley

Hass &. Kraft, sugar house Bread street

Hasford John, locksmith BrookesHassall Jacob, brass founder 134 south Fith

Hassall John, ladies shoemaker 181 north SecondHaselhurst Samuel, 322 HighHassel Daniel, shoemaker 182 St. JohnHasset Rhoda, widow shoe binder 6 Hinkles courtHassett Benjamin, shoemaker Beach bel. MaidenHassinger David S. attorney at law HO-archHassinger Jonathan, burr mill stone maker, 28 O. Y. r

Hassinger Jonathan, mercht*—d. b. 207 HighHassinger Philip, grocer and tavern keeper, N. W. cornerBudd and Coates

Hassinger Jacob & Son, merchants 6 South alley

Hassinger Jonathan K. 6 South alley

Hastings James, cordwainer 64 Christian

Hathaway Caleb, merchant 28 south wharves— d. h. 4 Laurelcourt

Hathwell John, comedian 11 Watson's alley

Haty John, baker 247 north SecondHatcher Emma, widow 5AVatson ,salley

Hathorn Hance, wood sawyer back of 408 north 3dHatfield Adam, tailor 84 VineHatfield John, shoe maker 13 StrawberryHaten James, rope maker Gerrnantown r. 75HattC. W. teacher 335 HighHatton William, currier N. E. corner Cedar and 3d—d. h. 23Cedar

Hatter William, nailer back 268 RaceHauptmain John, grocer 68 north FourthHaughey Elenor, widow 1 GardenHanse Sc Leland, dry goods store 78 VarketHause Wm. carpenter 193 Cherry—d. h.49 north Eighth

[see Haus & HawesHause Conrad, coachmaker SW corner 4th and Walnut—d.

h. 121 WalnutHaughton John, weaver Christian near Fifth

Hausman Daniel, victualler 26 MaryHauthorne William, carter Cedar n. EleventhHaven Joshua, mercht. 127 Front— d. h.418 EighthHaven Joshua & R. S. Smith, merchant 125 south FrontHavens Elizabeth, shopkeeper 9 BuddF»averstick Wm. jun. china merchant &c 250 HighHaviland John, plasterer 242 south SeventhHaviland John, cordwainer 268 SouthHaviland Mary, widow 75 St. JohnFaviland John, architect 26 north Fifth

Hawes Abraham, tavern keeper corner of Beach Sc Marlboro,

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Hawks William, harbour master 2 Norris' alley

Hawks Hannah, widow of Christian 440 RaceHawkins widow of John, 372 north ThirdHawkins George, accountant lU7PineHawkins William, saddler 90 SpruceHawkins Wm. cordwainer Marriott's lane between 4th St 5thHawthorn Thomas P. mariner 16 JohnHay Catharine, widow Rotterdam inn 124 north FourthHav Peter, one of the editors of the American Centinel 21Walnut—d. h. 3) New Market

Hay William, engraver Castle

Hay William, innkeeper 124 north FourthHay John, oak cooper Beach near MarshHaydock C. gentleman 5 LodgeHaydock Doctor, 4 LodgeHaydock Robert, plumber 41 StrawberryHaydock R. Sc Co. plumber back of 1 DecaturHaydock widow of Eben, plumber &c. 5 LodgeHaydock widow of Robert, 50 south SecondHaydock Samuel, domestic warehouse 35 Strawberry andplumber's shop 37 and 39 Strawberry— d. h. 50 south 2d

Haydock Wm. painter, he. 39 Strawberry— d. h. 50 south 2dHaydon Wm. fancy chair manufacturer 109 WalnutHayes Stephen, labourer back of 127 GreenHays Adais, carpenter JamesHayes James carpenter 264 south Fifth

Hayes Geo. S. brush maker 413 north FourthHayes Sarah, dealer 35 Mead alley

Hayes Sarah, widow 46 Mead a'ley

Hayes Robert, cabinet maker 12 PearHayes P. merchant 10 Franklin row south NinthHaynes David, cordwainer 326 south ThirdHays Doctor, 35 SansomHays George, woodsawyer RachelHays Samuel, merchant Chesnut about TwelfthHays William, shoemaker 40 GardenHays Thomas, dyer 4 Caledonian court

Hays William, cabinet maker 282 MarketHays Elijah, mariner 14 JohnHavvbleton Alexander, 98 GreenHayward John, baker 98 north NinthHayward S. baker 113 VineHayward John, baker 176 PineHayward John, baker 229 south FourthHayward William, baker 245 south SeventhHayward John, baker 260 north SecondHaward Robert, chair maker 90 Callowhill

Hazzard Eben. labourer 445 south FrontHazard David, tailor cor. Cedar & Front—d. h. 3 Shield's et.

Hazard Morris, boarding house 77 south ThirdHazard Hap, oysterman Little Boy's court

Hazle Samuel, shoemaker back 44 BuddHazel Joseph, baker Thirteenth below Chesnut

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Hazelton Isaiah, trunk maker Bank—d. b. HafFner's ailey

Hazeller Samuel, labourer 104 ThirteenthHazlehurst David, tavern keeper 5 south Seventh

Hazlehurst Isaac, gent. 322 HighHazletine John, mercht. 10 south wharfs and Indian Quee*

hotel 4th near MarketHazlcton Bernard, hatter 27 CoatesHead Valentine, carpenter 152 ArchHead Joseph, gent. 2 Washington square

Head George, weaver Pearl

jieadley Jas. carter 66 PlumHeadman A. 8c J. coach-makers 370 MarketHeadman George, potter 17 SouthHeadman Jacob, coach-maker 162 CherryHeadman Wm, jun. potter George above Eleventk

Hearn Margaret, teacher 33 Key's alley

Heath Charles P. accountant 51 south JuniperHegiley Deborah, widow shoebinder 7 Knight's court

Healey James, cordwainer German near Fourth

Heaton Elijah, cordwainer Hopkin's court (N. L.)

Heaton Jeremiah, hatter StrawberryHeberton George, mercht. 5 S. 2d—d. h. 147 9th

Heberton J. C. m. b. 115 south Fifth

Heberton Wm. merchant 95 north Fifth

Heck Sarah, widow tailoress and mantua maker 196 Lombard

Heckraan John, gun-stock maker back 18 Cherry

Heckman George M. tavern keeper 211 north Front and 20b

north Water [see Hickman.

Hedelius Andrew, sea-captain 11 PineHedges Wm. tailor back 213 St. JohnHeiberger Joseph, bricklayer back 92 CrownHeight Charles, printer 10 Hinckles court

Heimer Adam, brickmaker Charles near Coates

Heimer John, victualler 306" Vine—stall 40 new market

Heimer Stephen, bricklayer 4th near BrownHeimerdinger George, baker 100 north SeventhHeins John, tobacconist 152 north JuniperHeinold Charles, grocer 138 Caltowhill

Heisler Peter, gent, north Second near GeorgeHeisler John, cooper 301 High-d. h. 114 north Fourth /

Heiskell Thomas, keeper Indian Queen hotel. 15 south 4tn

Heiss James and Washington, oak coopers 30 WoodHeiss Christian, grocer Hopkin's court (N. L.

)

Heiss Joseph, shoemaker Hopkin's court (N. L.)

Heiss John, tailor 10 Cresson's alley

Heister C. deputy sheriff 80 CrownHeiss William, copper ware, copper plate and Btore manu-

facturer 213 north SecondHekel Henry, drayman 342 CallowhillHelfrich Elizabeth, tayloress 181 north EighthHelflfenstine Jacob, cabinet maker Buttonwood near 6th

Helffensteine rev. Samuel, minister of the German reformedchurch 39 north Fourth

51

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Hellings, widow shopkeeper 63 ArchHeillings Elizabeth, widow 6th above CallowhillHellings William, plasterer 138 CoatesHelmbold Joseph K. paper maker 247 CedarHelmbold Sarah, widow and office of the Balance 32 n. 4thHelmbold Elizabeth, midwife QuarryHelmbold F. innkeeper SE cor. Juniper and HighHelmbold George, paper warehouse 190 south Front—d. h*

145 south ThirdHelm Eliz. widow 105 ChristianHelmuth John K. Shippens lane near CarpenterHelverson Jonathan, cabinetmaker Jone's alleyHembel Wm. jr. merchant 17 north FrontfHemmins Robert, waiter 84 GaskillHemmins Elizabeth, victualling house Harris* courtHemmenway James, hair dresser 41 PineHemphill Wm. jr. Uylor 16 north WaterHemphill James, ar. d. 19 south SeventhHemphill John, mercht. counting house 3S south wharvesHemphill Joseph, counsellor at law 144 ChesnutHemphill Matthew, weaver Vine n. lothHemphill Thomas, shoemaker 16 Greenleaf's courtHemphill Alex, livery stable keeper 62 PruneHemple Samuel, tobacconist 47 north FourthHemple Samuel, carter Buttonwood above EighthHemy James, shipwright Fourth near CarpenterHenchman Adam, grocery and flour store SE cor. High ana

Sch. 2d [s.-e Hinchman.Henderson David, harness-maker Haase court ab. 95 SpruceHenderson Elizabeth, widow 87 north JuniperHenderson Benj. mariner's mate 193 north FrontHenderson John L. mariner's mate 6 CherryHenderson Mary, back 169 south ThirdHenderson David, sail maker Faris' courtHenderson Robert H. brush-maker CastleHenderson John shoemaker 39 mechanicHenderson William, labourer 216 south SixthHenderson Thos. porter back 154 south Fourth[Henderson Henry, waiter 35 Currant alley

Henderson James, accountant Nonnaters* courtHenderson Mary, widow shopkeeper n. Sch. Front and

MulberryHenderson Jas, attorney at law 21 south 7th—d. h. 59 S. 2dHenderson John, drayman cor. Lombard east of Sch. 7thHenderson Stephen, gentleman 18 north SeventhHenricks John, mariner 38 ChristianHendricks William, cordwainer 427 south FrontHeneberry Thomas, sailmaker 193 St. JohnHendy Elizabeth, widow boarding house 4th first belo\TWalnut east side

Henezey Thomas, carpenter M'Culley's courtHenk George, baker 475 north 2dHenley William, merchant 4 north 2d

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Henley Win, printer 22 ChesterHennessey Michael, dealer SE corner of South and PennHennessey Margaret, tayloress Prime below Moyamensing r.

Hennessey Margaret widow j5 ChesterHenrion S. & Co. confectioners, etc. SE cor. Market and 2d,

and 124 MarketHenrion Ruth, widow shoebinder 11 Mead alley

Henry John M. morocco dresser cor. Mulberry and Sch. 2d•(-Henry Catherine, widow Deans alleyHenry Christopher, dealer RihPs courtHenry Esther, widow 143 LocustHenry Edmond. labourer Stewart's alley

Henry Gabriel, carpenter cor. 3d and Germantown r,

Henry Hannah, widow shoebinder back 28 DukeHenry George, weaver Meredith courtHenry John, baker 57 LombardHenry John, colourer 51 Passyunk roadHenry John S. mercht. 120 south EighthHenry Samuel C. carver back of 99 O. Y. r.

Henry Wm, potter cor. Sch. 5th and St. Joseph's avenueHenry Wm. S. mercht.—d. h. south 8th

Henry Alexander, merchant 25 Minor—d. h. 192 HighHenry Alexander, jun. & Co. merchants 192 High*Henry Amelia, boarding house 74 south 6thHenry Casper, grocer Locust cor Sch. FrontHenry Elizabeth, boarding house 151 HighHenry Hannah, widow Ann near Sch. 8thHenry John labourer 573 JuniperHenry Juliana, milliner48 ArchHenry Kesiah, widow 304 south FourthHenry William, copper anrl tinsmith 900 T.omhafdHensey Samuel c. accountant 8 St. JohnfHenson Nathan, oysterman under 236 WalriutHent Wm. brassfounder 13 north 7thHentzman Jno. gent. 178 RaceHenwood Abraham, carter 66 PlumHepburn Charles, hatter 64 GeorgeHepler Henry, tobacconist 33 BrownHepp Adam, Ross alley and 101 CoatesHeppard J. M. & W. mercht. 203 HighHeppard Hezekiah, merchts. 202 HighHeppard John, painter and glazier 202 north FrontHeppard Thomas, Faris' court

Herbert Wm. starch manufacturer 2d near BeaverHerbert John, carter, Sch. 8th between Sassafras and VineHerbert William, digger 32 MaryHercy Thomas, mariner 50 SwansonHerd Susan, widow 13 FayetteHerdenburgh Jacob, blacksmith 5$ Cleaver alley

Heriges John J. tobacconist 471 north SecondHerkness Adam, stone cutter 11 north 7th—d. h. 22 N. 9thHerman Margaret, 45 north Sixth

Herman Catharine, widow 165 south Fifth

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Herman "William, grocer, SW corner of Moyamensing and 2dHeron James, printer Juniper above RaceHerrchen Lewis, barber and dentist Hanover n. QueenHerritage Benjamin, taylor cor. Callowhill and Baker's courtHerring Jacob, sockmaker, Hank's court

Herring George, patent pearl button maker SW corner 3dand Lombard

Herran Patrick, shoemaker s. side Market near Smith's court

Herrils Francis, jeweller 167 south 2dHerringes Gotleib, taylor 94 VineHerrington Man', seamstress 64 GardenHertzog Peter, sugar refiner 5 Sterling alley—d. h. 115 VineHester Jacob, silverplater back 16 Sassafras alley

Hesler Daniel, stone cutter 75 north SeventhHess J. G. merchant 43 DockHess George, labourer 257 St JohnHess John, grocer Vine near Sch. 8th

Hess William and Philip, grocer 100 CoatesHess Philip, grocer 392 Sassafras

Hess and Piatt, grocers 134 ThirteenthHess and Snyder, oak coopers 105 St. JohnHess William, harness maker Fourth above PoplarHess William, oak cooper 100 Coates

Hess Philip, oak cooper 100 CoatesHess Conrad, cordwainer 382 north SecondHess Elizabeth, widow tayloress Cherry near 6fch

Hess George, labourer 100 CoatesHess John, late constable 178 north Fifth

Hess & Son, grocers corner Sch. Eighth and VineHess William, tin plate worker 300 VineHess William, carpenter Baker's courtHess William, manner 21 MaryHeskins John, tanner and currier 40 NobleHesketh John, weaver 440 north Foarth

Hester Abraham, nailer 43 south Juniper

Heston Hannah, boarding-house 18 south TwelfthHeston & Hays, storekeepers 21 north NinthHeston William, 21 north NinthHeteman J. W. milkman, Tenth near southHetzel John, oak cooper 165 St. JohnHetzel George, stocking weaver 342 north SecondHetzel John, oak cooper 346 north SecondHewes Thomas, printer James street

Hewes John, laborer Cherry near EleventhHewit Andrew, shoemaker Beach near MaidenHewit Elizabeth, milliner, 175 Coates^ewit , teacher over 118 ChesnutHewit John and Brother, merchants 1 north FourthHewitt Margarctta, widow 40 VineHewitt Thomas, sea captain 14 PineHewitt William, merchant 48 north ThirdHewson William, dry good, 6U north SecondHewson James, drav'man, Sch. 8th above Sassafras

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Hewson John, jun. calico-printer Beach near WarrenHewson Thomas T. m. d. 7 Library—d. h. 132 Chesnut

[see Ileasoii, Huston and EutsonHeyberger Jacob, grocer 505 north 2d, and 92 PoplarHeyberger Mary, widow 8 NobleHeyberger George, coach spring maker, Emlen's court

—

d. h. 50 Coates [see Heimbtrger,Heyde John, gentleman Filbert near NinthHeyde Sarah and Co. fancy millinery 82 soath SecondHovers Samuel, painter and glazier, 3 Pratt's courtHeyl George, attorney at law and notary public SVV cor. Wal-

nut and Front—d. h. 63 north 7thHeyl John, baker 106 north Second [see Hale,

Heyl John, brushmaker 2-J4 north SecondHeyl Philip, carpenter 173 GreenHeyl William, drug and paint store 35 HighHeyl George, sail maker 6 VernonHeyland Wm. whitesmith, south Fifth below SouthHey land John, mariner, 296 south 7thffeylin Isaac, >r. v. Palmyra squareHibbs Margaret, widow 153 LocustHickey Timothy, baker Front near LaurelHickey James, grocer 124 LocustHickey Michael, mariner 8 Cypress alley

Hickman James, collector Second near BeaverH.'.kman Nathaniel, bookbinder and seller—d. h. 139 S. 6thHickman Isaac, labourer ChinaHicks John, carpenter 458 south FrontHicks Charles, carpemer 19 DukeHicks Robert, weaver SW corner Centre squareHieks , mariner 330 south ThirdHideman Wm. mikman Love lane between 8th and 9tkHiflernan Mary, widow Merriot's lane above Fifth

High Jacob, carpenter 6th below ShippenHight Christian, coachmaker north 11th above RaceHight Adam, victualler 47 GardenHigginbottom Joseph, 2 Randal's court

ILigginbottom William, sugar boiler 67 NobleHige;ins Joseph, tanner near Front in Poplar lane

Wiggins Wm. blacksmith 8th between Carpenter Sc LovelaneHiggins Hannah, widow of Francis, 149 south NinthjHiggins John silk dyer 85 GeorgeHigginson John, weaver 1 MaryHigginson John, grocer 4th near Poplar laneHigginson , weaver 6 AlmondHigginson John, weaver north 4th near Poplar laneHighfield Thos. hatter back of 125 CallowhilljHilary Ambrose, barber 241 south SecondHilborn Benjamin, wheelwright 325 Callowhill—d« h< 24£'

north EighthHilbourn Thomas, carpenter 125 DillwvnHillbourn Charles, mariner 511 north ThirdHildeburn Samuel, imports? of watches 4 Library

£1*

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Hildcburn Samuel, clock and watch maker, ect. 72 High—dh. 202 south Front

Hilger L. 71 S. Front—d. h. 119 WalnutHill Adam, weaver 36 Passyunk roadHill Ann R. back corner 6th and CoatesHill David, merchant 81 WoodHill Edward, labourer Sch. 8th between Sassafras and VraeHill Edward, JamesHill Charles, tailor 79 SW corner Water •

Hill Charles, bricklayer 6 Knight's courtHill Elizabeth, widow of Moses, 110 St. JohnHill Elizabeth, storekeeper 110 north ThirdHill Mary, widow washerwoman Filbert n. Sch. FourthHill Joseph, comb maker Noble near KunkelHill Samuel, tallow chandler, NE cor. Callowhill and Riigaat.Hill Jeremiah, painter 185 south SeventhHill James, plaisterer 7 Cox's alleyHill John, vender 5 WoodHill Joseph, oysterman under 92 HighHill Mary, widow St. George alley

Hill Nancy, nurse 7 Cox's alley

Hill Thomas weaver High west Sch. Fifth

fHill Lewis, laborer 10 Burd's alley

Hill Martin & Co. 215 HighHill Mary, 46 Oak (N. L.)

Hill Mary, widow milliner 86 north SeventhfHill Healthy, 159 LombardHill William, tobacconist 247 south SecondHill George, carpenter Pine alley

Hill Joseph, wharf builder 16 QueenHill Thomas, mariner 21 SwansonHill John, tobacconist 247^ south SecondfHill John, stable keeper back 158 SpruceHill Laban, ladies shoemaker Sixth above Callowhill

Hill Samuel, carpenter Coates near SeventhHill Samuel, harness maker 111 DillwynHill William dry goods 247 south SecondHillers James, weaver back of 15 LaurelHillman Mary, teacher 43 VineHillman Ralph, oysterman SE cor. Spruce and WaterHillman Z. carter Brooke's court

Hilsee Joseph, clothing store 140 south WaterHilsee Samuel, bricklayer Vine n. ThirteenthHillsee and Thackray, tailors 136 south WaterHilsee William, tailor 88 north Water—d. h. 40 VineHillegas Joseph' K. stock 8c exchange broker 46£ Walnut—

d. h. 57 south EleventhHilton Robert, drayman 6th near CoatesHines Christian, victualler 4 HurstHines James, Christian near SecondHinchman Joseph B. Charlotte near Poplar lane

[see Henchmdlti

Hinchman and JNewbold, merchants 27 north Front

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Hinckel Peter, Chesuut west of Sch. 7th

Hinderbrand Augustus, accountant, back 90 north EleventhHinkel Adam, victualler stall 5b Newmarket—d. h. 265 Cal-

lowhill

Hinkle Elizabeth, nurse, back 290 VineHinckle Adam, ropemaker and shipchandler N. W cor. S

wharves and ChesnutHineback Jacob, cordwainer Oak (S)

Hinderdine Jacob, shop near TammanyHines Ann, widow seamstress 138 South Fifth

Hines Christian, vict. 9 liurst

Hines John, high constable 9 Cypress alley

Hipps Kebecca, cakebaker 204 X. EighthHippie Jacob, "William & S. drvgood merchants 229 northThird

Hire George, grocer &c. cor. Cherry and JuniperHirigayen Peter, tinplate worker and Patent lamp maker 49

Unionllirneisen A. M. widow milkwoman 25 X. SeventhHirst John, 306 N. FrontHitchcock R. taylor 111 X. ThirdHitchcock Ira E. teacher 22 CherryHirneisen Susan, widow 21 X. SeventhHitner George, printer 5 GardenHirst Thomas, merchant 156 S. Second *

Hirst "William, labourer Mead ay. n. SwansonHitton Eliza, widow, Cherry n. 11th-first Elizabeth, toy dealer 15 SpruceHoare Robert, painter 125 SpruceMobbes James, gunsmith back of 128 DillwynUobbs James, whitesmith Locust ab. JuniperHobbs George, tailor ChurchHobbs James, brushmaker op. Xavy yardHobson Richard, merchant 166 HighHobson "William, ladies' shoemaker 189 LombardHobson J. S. & G. merchts. 26 ChesnutHobson Mrs. boarding school 212 MulberryHobson Benjamin, brushmaker 25 Coomb's alley

Hockley Mary, widow 146 S. SecondHocker Christopher stonecutter Sec. 220 RaceHocker George, tavernkeeper and victualinghouse 2 Frank-

lin courtHodgdon Samuel, merchant 126 MulberryHodge Andrew, gentleman 92 MulberryHodge H. L. x. d. 181 WalnutHodge Mary, gentlerhwom 189 "WalnutHodge William L mercht. 101 S. Front—d. h. 215 WalnutHodges Edward, cordwainer back 95 LombardHodges Mrs. widow 133 LocustHodges Benjamin O. upholsterer 260 and 270 X, SecondHodgkinson Samuel, shoemaker RoseHodgkinson Thomas, landscape painter 26 X. Ninth

HOL Philadelphia Index.

Hoding Thomas, landscape painter 26 N. Ninthfloeklev Christopher H. coach lace and fringe maker 130

S. Fifth5

Hot-th Charles, drv goods store 172, N. SecondHoff Burgin, Rev. 300 N. EighthUoft" John, printer and bookseller E. S. Broad n. MarketI loft" Michael, woodsawyer Jones' ay.Hoff'ecker John, constabie 4 HurstHoffman Simon, coach smith Callowhill n. GardenHoffman H. coachman 28 GaskillHoffmann Frederick, silversmith Toy's ct.

Hoffman John, grocer 35 O. Y. r.

Hoffman John, stocking weaver 99 GreenHoffman John, taylor back 15 "Wagner's ay.

Hoffman Jonathan, confectioner and fruiterer 158 N. ThirdHoffman Tomas, confectioner and fruiterer 158 N. ThirdHoffman Mary, shopkeeper 24 KunkelXjoffman Henry, labourer Hopkins' ct. (N. L.)Hodman Christian, gunsmith 14 CharlotteHoffman Frederick, blacksmith 176 Sassafras

Hoffman Gabriel, brushmaker 7 South ay.

Hoffman Catharine, widow 18 JohnHoffman Samuel, shipwright Marlborough n. BedfordHoffman William & Samuel comb factory 5 N. ThirdHoffman Catharine, widow 1 8 JohnHoffman Noah, mattmaker 18 JohnHoffman William, combmaker 39 WoodHoffhagle Casper, shoemaker Riche'sct.

Hofnagle George, tailor 42 TammanyHoffher Frederick, labourer 5 LaurenceHoffher Henry, turner 25 GreenHogan Mrs. widow 128 S. Fifth

Hbgari John, boot and shoemaker 8 S. EighthHogan David, bookseller and stationer 255 HighHogan Andrew, printer back 323 SpruceHogan James, botler under Washington Hall—d. h. 14 Cy -

press ay.

Hogan Rev. Wui, pastor of St Mary's church 4th n. SpruceHogg James, weaver 83 Passyunk road

Hogg Jane, milliner and mantuamaker 77 S. EleventhHogbin John, tailor 30 S. Water—d. h. 16 Fromberger's ct

Hoguet Augustus, watchmaker 1 Randstead ct.

Holbrook James, blacksmith, Flint's ct.

Holby William, carver lOLittleboy's ct.—d. h. 178 N. 4thHolcome Henry, d. d. pastor of the first Baptist church 59

N. FourthHolderness Henry, livery stable keeper Laurel ct.—d. h. 80

SpruceHolgate Enoch, boardinghouse Sch. 8th between Sassafras

and VineHolgate Samuel jr, cordwainer 389 S. FrontHolla! i an Jacob, innkeeper and smith cor. Locust and Tenth"

Hollahan Amos, tavernkeeper 195 Chesnut

Philadelphia Index. HOG

Holland Abel tailor 378 N. ThirdHolland Charlotte, widow JamesHolland Charles, merckt.—d.h. 220 Price—d. h. 28 Chesnut

Holland Nathaniel, hatter 58 S. Second bel. ChesnutHollick Catherine, widow washerwoman PerryHolliday John, whitesmith 69 LombardHolliday Peter, vict. stall 34 New marketHollingshead Hugh F. merchant 47 N. Water—d. h. 237

MulberryHollingshead Sarah, widow 162 S. TenthHollingshead, Piatt, & Co. merchts. 47 N. WaterHollingshead Mrs. widow 43 MulberryHollingshead Benjamin M. mercht. 43 MulberryHollingshead Edmund, carpenter 43 MulberryHollingsworth J. merchant 22 Penn—d. h. 237 S. Front

Hollingsworth Levi, merchant 16 DockHollingsworth L. & Son, merchts. S. wharves bel. Spruce

Hollingsworth Paschal, mercht. 7 UnionHollingsworth S. & G. T. merchts. Cedar street wharf

Hollingsworth Henry, cashier ofN. A. Bank 185 S. Third

Hollis Ann, widow milliner 85 CedarHollerman John F. mercht. 7 N. FourthHollowbush Henry, 403 N. FrontHollowbush Henry, Tenth n. VineHollowbush M. shopkeepeT 239 St. JohnHolloway Thomas, engineer 106 BuddHollowell John, porter 156 CoatesHollowell Richard, shoemaker, Juniper ay.

Hollowell William, jr. Ironmonger 197 N. Third

Holmes George, accountant 131 SpruceHolmes , x. d. 37 N. FourthHolmes George, accountant 58 St. JohnHolmes John C. grocer and bottler 166 S. Sixth

Holmes James, carpenter 191 LombardHolmes James, chandler 139 PlumHolmes John, paper store 412 X. SecondHolmes Mary, widow 198 Pine-{•Holmes R. porter Fourth ab. GermanHolmes John, cotton manufacturer 110 High—d. h. nea!

Globe mill Germ. r.

Holmes Roswell, exchange broker 131 Vine

Holmes Zebulon, domestic goods manuf. 28 LombardHolson Whitton, grocer 68 Oak (N. L.)

Holt James, weaver 29 Franklin

Holt widow of I. tavernkeeper 179 CbesnutHolt Robert, mariner back 39 Beck's ay.

Homan Eliza, widow Lombard ay. n. Penn.

Homan Abraham, cabinet maker 332 Sassafras

Hommann I. C. protessor of musick 43 N. Seventh

Honey George, carpenter 70 N. EleventhHood George, gent. 102 CherryHood Lambert & Thomas, cordwainers 122 Coates

Hood William, gent. 175 N. Fourth

HOP Philadelphia Index.

Hood, widow gentlewoman 175 WalnutMood Irvine & Co. merchts. S. E. cor. Second and Mulbevrv—d. h. 117A N. SecondHood John M. grocer 4 High—d. h. 16 SassafrasHood Catharine, widow 202 N. WaterfHood John, porter Dean's ay.Hood N. p. accountant 174 VineHood William, mercht. 244 High—d. h. 15 N. EleventhHood William, & Co. merchts. 14 S. Front—d. h. 15 >\ 11thHook William, potter 264 S. ThirdHookey Anthony, cabinet maker BrookHookey Anthony, grocer 404 X. SecondHoole Samuel, button factory 8 Fetter 1.

Hoole Samuel, iron furnace Beach n. Maiden (K.)Hoole William, Beach n. Maiden (K.)Hoop Jacob, jeweller back 30 CherryHooper Thomas, shoemaker Clawgesct.Hoopes Israel, constable and tavernkeeper High west Sch.Fourth

^

Hoopes Thomas P. hardware mercht. S. W. cor. Market andFilth

Hooton Andrew, cabinetmaker 53 Pine—d. h. 224 CedarHooton Thomas, 286 LombardHooven William, wheelwright Old York r. ab. ButtonwoodHoover Laurence, mast maker Penn (K.)Hoover Andrew, shoemaker, O. Y. r. near BrownHoover David, vict. Charles (N. L.)Hoover David, vict. cor. Callowhill and SeventhHoover John, malster Charlotte n. BrownHoover Mary, widow 153 GreenHoore William, cabinet and fancy chair maker 9 PruneHope &.Co. lottery and exchange office 63 ChesnutHope Mary, widow of John, MariafHopkins Cornelius, waiter FavetteHopkins Nicholas, mercht. 304 ChesnutHopkins Samuel, carpenter Star ay.Hopkins John, carpenter Neimen's ay.Hopkins Catharine, drygoods store 152 MulberryHopkins John, mariner 15 NobleHopkins Barzilla, ladies shoemaker, 156 S. FifthHopkins Jacob, shoemaker 40 GardenHopkins David, gent. 321 ChesnutHopkins Rachel, gentn. 321 ChesnutHopkins Thomas &. Co. tobacconists 290 MarketfHopkins Richard, labourerHopkins Robert, drygoods store 182 S. SecondHopkins Susanah, boardinghouse 100 S. EighthHopkins Jno. carpenter Neiman's av.Hopkinson Francis, attorney at law 196 ChesnutHopper Isaac T. taylor 33 SpruceHopper Levi Quince n. WalnutHopper Joseph M. accountant 93 KunckleHopps Benjamin, oak cooper and guager 406 High

Philadelphia Index. HOS

Hop.son Jeremiah H. ladies shoemaker 141 S. EleventhHore William, carpenter Cedar ab. 13th—d. h. Vine nearJuniper

Hordevey Henry, tallow-chandler 488 S. SecondHordenbaugh, widow washerwoman 13 Third bel. ChesnutHome Garrett, tobacconist George ab. EleventhHorn Henry, silverplater 16 south Sixth and 248 S. TenthHoupt Jacob, drygoods store 211 N. SecondHolt William, boatbuilder, 5 Bird's ay.

Holiis Mary, widow, Maginnes's ct.

Holland James, pilot 37 AlmondHood James, cordwainer 62 PlumHood John, grocer 9 and 11 SwansonHoney Judith, widow tailoress 3 PlumHoney & Cresse, tailors S. E. cor. of Cedar and Swanson,Honey William, tailor 46 CedarHoney John, manner 17 VernonHolbrook Benjamin, sea captain 364 S. FrontHorn Philip* blacksmith 143 LocustHorn Mary, nurse Hose alley

Horn &. Kneeas, silver platers 16 south SixtkHorn William, tobacconist SheafFs courtHorn Wm. accountant 16 York court

Horn Wm. oak cooper 277 south Fifth

Hornberger Lewis, hatter 18 Pewterplatter alley

Hornberger Peter, vict. stall 76 new market south Second—d. h. James

Home John, coachmaker SE cor. 8th and Locust—d. h. 139south Ninth

Horner Fountain, bricklayer 15 JuliannaHorner George, oak cooper Simmon's court (N. L.)Horner Samuel, weaver back of 123 Germ. r.

Horner Benjamin, gentleman 47 HighHomer Henry, bricklayer 269 south FrontHorner John, merchant 261 High—d. h. 378 HighHomer Samuel, drayman back 43 CoatesHorner Wm. m. d. 283 ChesnutHorner & Wilson, merchts. 261 HighHornketh Henry, brickmaker cor. Sch. 5th and St. Joseph'savenue

Hornor Mary, widow of Benjamin, 62 north ThirdHorsey & Peters, bookbinders SW cor. 5th and CherryHorstman William H. & Co. lace and fringe weavers 45 and

53 N. 3dHorstman Wm. fringe maker 88 CherryHorton Elizabeth, widow shop keeper 13 Mulberry alley

Horton John, bricklayer Greenleaf's courtHorter George, innkeeper Germ. r. above the ForksHortcrGeo. vict. Ger. road- stalls High & N. L. marketsHortz Charles, labourer 270 south FifthHoskins J. G. carpenter 18u MulberryHoskins Graham, apothecary to Penn. HospitalHoskins John, teacher ladies seminary 385 High

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Hoskins Catharine, sempstress 20 Mead alley

Hoskin Thomas, accountant 198 N. 6th

Ilossack Joseph, uvcrnkecper 118 north EleventhHotz Peter, sea captain 13 WoodIlotz Daniel, vict. 239 Callowhill

Ilotz P. vict. 45 Old Shambles and N. 8th ab. ButtonwoortHotfield Abraham, shoemaker Smith's court north 5thIlouck William, carpenter 69 NobleHouck Elizabeth, widow 113 Catharine

Honck Gilbert, cabinet maker opposite navy yardHouck Fred, tobacconist Prime opposite navy yardHough John, fancy store 139 N. Front [see Hojf

Houpt Jacob, dry goods store 211 north SecondHoupt Anthony, carter Oak below CoatesHouse Wm. brass founder Beach near MaidenHouse \Vm. mariner 14 York court

Householder Adam, cabinet-maker Charlotte n. Brown*Housser Geo. jun. victualler 47 GardenHousman Jacob, labourer 12 Christian

fHousten George, labourer 18 HurstHouston John, storekeeper, Second near Germ. r.

Houston J. boarding-house 60 south 6th

Houston T. merchant, 110 High—d. h. 66 south 8th

VlouBton Maria, 260 LombardHouston Thomas saddler 110 High—d. h. 6 south 8tk

Houston James, shipmaster 278 south Fourth

Hout M. widow 127 Newftoutz Catharine, 209 north Front

Hovel Mary, widow 42 Georgeffoven David, blacksmith upper ferry road near Sch.

Hovey Joseph, mariner 46 PennHow Robert, shoemaker Mulberry W. Sch. 2d

How John, carpenter 129 N. 4th and JamesHow Maria, widow 40 north Eighth

How Philip, dealer 20 Bedford

Horvey "Wm. mariner Swanson near AlmondHoward Azel, sea captain 269 south Front

Howard Mrs. boarding house Beach near Shakamaxon (

I

i Howard Robt. waiter 122 LombardHoward Wm. W. ladies shoemaker back 107 Christian

Howard John, mariner 49 Mead alley

Howard Robert, waiter 230 south Seventh

Howell Benjamin B. merchant 61 Pine

Howell George, gent. 44 north 7th

Hdwell D. & E, Drummond, storekeeper 44 south FourthHowell Elijah, mariner Cedar below Seventh

Howell Elizabeth, layer out ofthe dead Cresson's alley

Howell Eaekiel, taylor 20 CherryHowell Felix, coach maker Shriver's court

Howell Israel, currier 107 Chesnut—d. h. 150 south 9th

Howell Abraham* m, i>. 174 LombardHowell Amos, coachmaker SE cor. Arch and 8th—d. h. 66

north Eighth

VhilaiU'lphiu Index. HUB

Howell Ab'guil, w'ulow 132 sou h ThirdHowell Jacob, s\\ cor. Ninth and MulberryHowell .lames, dry goods Store 449 north SecondHowell John, carpenter 76 N. EleventhHowell Jos. currier 107 Chesnut and 217 SpruceHowell Jos. sandman and carter 208 N. Sixth and Oak (N.

L.) below hayscales

Howell Ashcr M. 30 north NinthHowell IV. \V. & Co. merchts. 167 High—d. h. 107 Chesnutf iowell Zachariah, carpenter 4 Poplar lane

Howell widow of* Arthur, 107 Chesnutriowiand Isaac, sea captain 435 south Front! lowland Isaac jun. carpenter 435 south FrontHowet Margaret, mail contractor Perkenpine >,. N, 1.

Howshell John, watchman 36 PennHoy Thomas, shoemaker Petticoat alle>

1. lubba d Isaac, cordwainer 12 PlumHubbard William, watchman Barker's aliej

Hubbard Wm. mariner 160 SwanspwJlubbert Anthony, starch maker 521 north 2dHubert Benjamin, cordwainer 254 St. JohnHubbert Christian, cabinet maker 494 N. SecondHubbcr Sophia, widow 40 PineHuber Adam, victualler 134 BrownRuber Henry silver plater 160 and 158 Vine a«d 40 !N

Huber Henry, inspector of customs 78 WoodHuber Jas. S.200 N. Sixth

Huber Lewis, victualler Garden near CallowhiilHuber Tobias, soao and candle manuf. 21 Coates aliey~~d, h

79 WoodHubbell F. VV. attorney at law 5,0 WalnutHubbell H. attorney at law 53 south FifthHubbell Samuel, carpenter Federal near SecondHubbs Freedom, carter back 47 BrownHubbs Paul K. merchant 186 north FourthHubbs &. Evans, grocery store SW cor. 9th and HighHub Samuel, carpenter Moyamensing roadHuckel Francis, chairmaker 38 SouthHuckel Jacob, watchmaker 239 south SecondHuckel Joseph, dentist 35 PineHuckel Samuel, watchmaker 38 SouthHuckel William, 164 UnionHuddell Joseph, stove merchant 77 and 87 SwunsofiHuddell Rebecca, widow 208 SpruceHuddy H. inspector of customs 21 LombardHuddy H. inspector of customs 21 LombardHudson Edward, dentist 133 Walnut"Hudson James, taylor 25^ south SeventhHudson J. mariner 183 Catharine

fHudson James, porter back of 186 LombardHudson Wm. mercht. 228 Mulberr)Hudson Prudence, widow of capt. John, Alargaret.ta n

62

HtfK Philadelphia hide*.

Hudson J. mariner 67 QueenHudson James, tailor 1 Whittaker's court

Hudson Matthew, oysterman 50 Mead alley

Huff Constant, mariner 17 Coates

Huff George, bricklayer 139 north Fifth

Huff Jacob, victualler 355 Callow-hill

Huff Job, innkeeper 333 north Front

Huff Mary Ann, widow mantuamaker 17 GermanHuff Samuel, mariner 45 Christian

Huff Wm. carpenter 30 north EighthHuffnagle John, merchant NE cor. High and Fifth— d. h

429 HighHufty Joseph, tavern keeper 10 south Fifth

Hufty Samuel, engraver 94 ChesnutHufty Samuel, taylor 152 SpruceHufty widow, 83 north NinthHugg Henry, taylor 3 Chancery lane

Hugg Geo. W. innkeeper 155 SwansonHugg Levi, house carpenter cor. Chesnut and Sch.3d-{-Huggs Caleb, coachman 24 Burd's alley

Huggins Samuel, morocco manufacturer 46 BrownHuggins Thomas, carter cor. Emlin's court and NobleHuguenin C. A. jeweller 100 Sassafras

Hugerbates John, rigger, Lawber's court

Hughes Aaron, sea captain 6 south TenthHughes Benjamin, grazier 49 PlumHughes Edward, cordwainer 282 south 7th

Hughes Eliza, teacher Pear—d. h. 160 south Third

fHughe9 Hagel, waiter 118 LombardHughes & Horndaffer, junction of Second and M.Hftghes J. L. academy 132 north Fifth

Hughes John, manufacturer cotton yarn Walnut above 13th

Hughes Jemima, milkwoman Broad above SpruceKughes James, grocer NW corn. Pine and south wharves

Hughes Jonathan, city watch Juniper below WalnutHughes John, tanner corner of Budd and GreenHughes John, grocer corner Budd and GreenHughes John, dry goods store 3 north SecondHughes John jun. & Son,merchants corner Second & HighHughes Jame3, 27 PennHughes Mary, t«ach*r 69 Pine—d. h. 160 south Third

Hughes Mifes H. lottery and exchange broker upper 8 m\lih

Third—d. h. Beach above Marlborough (K.

)

Hughes Mrs. tutoress 91 south Eighth

Hughes Thos. & Co. dry good store 14 north 2dHughes Wm. baker 198 south 2dHughes Wvt- graaier south Second near JohnHughes William, dealer 58 SpruceHuguenelle, F. :w. n. Filbert near 5th

Huhn Daniel, brickmaker 343 Sassafras

Huhn. Jn«. D. brickmaker 426 Sassafras

Hirist LewU, carter 314 south Front

Q.'bfcJTl JfeTe«)sA» lrantesB water 351 Callowhil!

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Hulfisli Obadiah, cordwaiher 407 north SeventhHuley John, labourer Queen near FourthHulings Abraham, flour and feed store 68 PlumHiding's Mrs. boarding house 83 WalnutHidings Thomas, labourer back 12 Stamper's alley

Hidings W. E. m. d. 264 Chesnut

fHull Abraham, woodsawyer 14 Chinney'sHull Agnes, milliner 187 south SecondHullings Nathaniel, upholsterer 108 CrownHulse Wm. victualler 2 Poplar alley

Hulm Adam, brickinaker Locust E. Sch. Front

Hulm Catharine, widow Juniper ab. LocustHulm Daniel, orickmaker yard George W. Sch. 2d—d. U

318 RaceHumes Archibald, grocerNW cor. Mead ay. and Swanson

Humes James, bottler and grocer Ntt cor. Germ, and 4th

Hulme Thomas, gentleman 297 MulberryHumble Wm. mariner 1 Bell's courtHummel Casper, tailor 365 north FrontHummel Frederick, carter 529 north ThirdHummel Jacob, morocco finisher 529 Tiorth Third

Hummel Jacob, brass founder 443 N. 3d and Rose aMey

Hummel Margaret, widow 102 CoatesHumphreyville Jacob, shoemaker Baker's court

Humphreys Clement, gentleman 33 PineHumphreys Eliza, widow of Thomas, 143 south Eleventh

Humphreys Elizabeth, tayloress 7 Franklin court

Humphreys Gideon, m. n. 98 south Fifth

Humphreys Ewd. D. C. S.E. corner South and Perna

Humphreys John, fruiterer 48 north FrontHumphreys James, shipwright Warren (K.)

Humphreys James Y. stationer and playing card manufactu.

rer 86 south Front and d. h. 65 LocustHumphreys Richard, gentleman 32 SansomHumphreys Samuel, shipbuilder (U S. navy yard) 545 Cedar

Humphrey Sophia, tailoress 11 Friend's alms house

Humrick Paul, shopkeeper and labourer Marlborough near

Redford K.Huneker Joseph, jun. ornamental painter and gilder 371

north SecondHung Aaron,labourer PerryHungarv Gabriel, ship carpenter Marlborough n. Bedford KHunt Charles, bell hanger 107 north Ninth

Hunt Edward, sea captain 8' south Front

Hunt Henry, cabinet maker 155 south Fifth

Hunt Joseph, currier 10 v)ak

Hunt James, hatter 6 Pennsylvania avenueHunt Samuel, livery stable keeper 88£ north SccAndHunt Samuel, grocer SW cor. German St Passyunkr.

Hunt Uriah, bookseller and stationer 239 High—d h. Mul-

berry court

Hunt William, shopkeeper and bottler 67 north Front

Huntor Catharine, shoebinder 366 north Third

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Hunt Paul, morocco dresser 11 Marshall's alleyHunter David, ladies shoemaker Oak near CrabbHunter Edward, hatter 172LomhardHunter Israel, carter 110 N. JuniperHunter John., gent. 114 BuddHunter James, SE corner Queen and 4thHunter John, justice of the peace 186 south FifthHunter John C. grocer NE corner Queen and SecondHunger Margaret, 122 BrowneHunter Margaret, widow sempstress Petticoat aitevHunter Robert, tailor Little Boy's courtHunter Robert, weaver Ferris' alleyHunter Susannah, china store 397 north ThiolHunter William, carter Race n. BroadHunter AVm. weaver 211 south SixthHunterson, John, cordwainer Mariott's lane be,t.4th k 5thHuntley John, carpenter Cresson's allevJlupfeld Charles F. professor of music 26N. TenthHuplitz John, tailor 9 RachelHiirlbut Eben. cordwainer Fi-ont near Federalllurd Jacob, mariner 20 AlmondHurley George, confectioner 318 south ThirdHurley Isaac A. accountant Mulberry st. ferryHurley Rudolph, tanner Maiden n. stone bridge (K.)Hurley Thomas, accountant 119 LombardHurley Thomas, 119 LombardHurlick Wm. blacksmith 32 KunkleHurlick Wmi innkeeper NW cor. Race and FifthHuron Laurence, merchant 26 north FrontHurry Mrs. widow of Samuel, Francisville (N. L.)Hurst Harvey J. 210 Spruce• hirst James M. & Co. mercht. 138 N. SecondHurst John, carter Third below GermanHurst Sc Morse, tailors 123 south ThirdHurtnel John, carpenter 5 GardenHusband John J. teacher 90 LombardHusband John I. teacher 20 Greenleaf's courtHustler John, mercht. 21 Church alley

Hustler John, mercht. 212 north FourthMuster John, shoemaker 40 GardenHussey Jno. tallow chandler 11 Laetitia courtHutc'iers Charles, carter back 115 GreeneHutchins Rev. Joseph, 232 SassafrasHutchins Samuel, cordwainer 24 GaskillHutchinson Benj. P. broker 48 Walnut—d. h. 113 I

Hutchinson David, labourer Charlotte n. BrownHutchinson Francis, storekeeper (lower) 14 south 1

Hutchinson John, sea captain Tow nsend's courtHutchinson John, weaver, 145 south EleventhHutchinson John, weaver Wood n. ThirteenthHutchinson Jonathan, bricklayer 11 MeyeVs c<

Hutchinson James", carpenter 14 6 south 'SeventhHutchinson John, carpenf."

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Hutchinson John, jr. dry goods store 287| High-~»d. h. corSeventh and Orange

Hutchinson Mahlon, fur dealer 96 HighHutchinson Margaret, grocer 31 N. TenthHutchinson Randall, attorney at law 66 south 6th— d. h. #23

WalnutHutchinson Reynolds, victualler St. John n. Poplar laneHutchinson Thomas, clock and watch maker 120 south.Front—d. h. 6 M'Culloch's court

Hutchinson William, mariner 29 Gille's alley

-jllutt Elijah, carter 23 St. MaryMutt Jane, teacher hack of 159 south Sixth

Hut .Jacob teacher 163 south SixthHutton John, secretary to guardians of the poor and clerk of

the district of Southwark 151 south ThirdHutton John, 26 Argyle (Almond)Hutton John, cordwainer 8 SmallHutton Mary, widow tailoress Gilbraith's courtHutton Nathaniel, shipwright 382 south FrontHutton Samuel, labourer 'i86 Lombard bet. 8th and 9thHutton Wm. coppersmith 1 Marshall's alley

Huyck Gerardus, m. d- 403 south ThirdHyatt Wm. mariner 2 VernonHyde George, 59 UnionHyde Mary, widow 85 LocustHyde Oren, teacher Washington academy 4th ab. VineHyde Wm. & Geo. bookbinders and stationers 71 Chesnu;Hyde Wm. bookseller and stationer 71 ChesnutHyder Jno. bricklayer Eleventh near VineHyer Miss Eliza, tailoress 109 LombardIlyland Christian, tallow chandler Wood near JulianHyland Samuel, carter 5 doors ab. Walnut Juniper laneHymes Christopher, fisherman west Sch. 2dHynes John, victualler Charles (N. L.)Hynes James, stevedore 71 -QeeneHvneman Elias, storekeeper 188 north SecondHyneman Wm. grocer NW cor. Brown and Charlotte

Hynies Wm. house carpenter Hanover n. Bedford

IBOUCH WM. coach trimmer 262 Soutli

Iddings Caleb P. accountant 203 north Sixth

Idler Jacob, mercht. c. h. Summerl's wharf—d. h. 134 N. 8ti>

Idlet Mary, widow tailoress 308 south FrontImbrie James &. Co. domestic warehouse 14 south Front—d,

h. 67 SpruceImandorffer Christian, back 169 north SecondImlay & Potts, merchants 5 north WaterImlay Robert, merchant 5 N. Water— d. h. 93 N. 6thImmel Catharine, widow storekeeper 76 north ThirdIramel Jacob & Co. merchants 76 N. Third

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Inch ;i=>, storekeeper 443 north SecondIngels George, county commissioner 22 new ma;'

lngerd Adam, shop keeper 18 J St. JohnIngersoll Charles J attorney at law 130 WalnutJnger?.ol) Edward^ attorney at liw 159 WalnutIngersol! Joseph R attorney at law 177 southInglancl Christian, widow Eckfeldt court

InglteJoseph L. treasurer to Frankford and Bristol

331 MulberryIngram Mary, widow back 184 LombardIngrain Thomas, tailor Vine below Eleventhlngraham Edward D. attorney at law 154 Chlngraham John, labourer 182 north WaterIngrahum Sarah, mantua maker 40 Unionlngraham Wm. mason at penitentiary

Inkson Rebecca, shopkeeper 200 north FrontInnes Cornelius, shoemaker 125 Plum [see En:Innes Joseph, carpenter Hamilton near Sch.

Innes John, machine maker 79 ShippenInskeep John, president of the N. A. insurance company IT'*

WalnutInskeep Thomas, plaisterer 34 ChesterInsheimer Maria, seamstress 288 north EighthInslee John A. steward of Almshouse Spruce above 10th

Inslee Martha, matron of the Almshouse Spruce above 10th

Invecter George, carpenter Poplar near 4th

Ireland A.phonio C. carpenter, city regulator, and measureof carpenters' work 122 Pine below Fifth

rlreland Fly, labourer 257 SpruceIreland George, vinegar store 43 ErowneIreland James, bottler Vine below Fourth—d. h. 12 VineIreland Nichodemus, watchman 86 RuddIrick Catharine, widow 114 Spruce

Irick Christopher, 176 S. 6th

flrons Richard, waiter Middle alley

Irvine Callender, commissary general of U. S. 431 HighIrvine Henry, Sch. Third near HighIrvine Hood, merchant 95 NewIrving Esther, widow 111 Catharine

Irwin Charles, sea captain 42 Palmyra square

Irwin Elizabeth, widow 327 Sassafras

Irwin James, comb maker 43 no irth

Irwin M'iliiam, gentleman Peg near Front[see Erwen and Arwi:

Isbeys John, oak cooper 36 VineIseminger Adam, wheelwright 378. south 6th

Wmgton James, tobacconist Rousefelt's court

Israel Abraham, dry good store 329 north SecondIsrael M. E. meichant c. h. Z2 WalnutIsrael SamueL merchant 186 Pine

Israel Samuel, merchant 176 Pine

Ivins Isaiah, carpenter 10 Coorabe's alley

Ftuladi'lphia Liu .[(>('

Lzard < •

fzard U. A. gentleman 307 Spruce

JACK CHARLES at law of]

and 239 MulberryJack Mary, widow njantua maker and tailoress 108 N. 7th

Jackaway NVplaisterejr Fourth near BrowneJackson Andrew, inspector of customs 279 WalnutyJackson Abraham, labourer Bedford near EighthJackson Benjamin, carpenter Perryj-Jackson Benjamin, labourer Coates above FourthfJackson Caleb, labourer MariaJackson Doctor S. NE. corner Seventh and WalnutJackson John W. cordwainer 59 Greene{-Jackson John>ice cream maker 2) 1 south Seve:•fJackson John, coachman, 1 Barclay's courtJackson Jno. G. merchant 1 2/" NighJackson Jonathan, back 93 MulberryJackson Joseph, grocer 23-1 north WaterJackson Man", widow boarding- -ouse 80'Sassafras

Jackson Obidiah, m; n. Inorth ThirteenthJackson Peter, hatter back 93 MulberryJackson Richard, tailor 177 Mulberry,

Tackson Sarah Ann, widow 11 2 north EleventhMin Sarah, widow Third below German

Jackson Thomas, minister of the gospel 90 CrownJackson Thomas, back 13 between Market and ChestJackson Thomas, accountant warden's office Orange n.

Jackson Thomas, hatter back 125 north 8thJackson Wm. labourer 193 ShippenJackson Washington, mercht. 22 S. Front—d. h. 75 S. 8thJackson William, mariner 10 ShippenJackson William, pocket book manuf. 122 St JohnJackson William, carpenter Twelfth above Sassafras

Jackson William, gent.—d* h. 97 SpruceJackson William, livery stable Harmony ct —d. h. 1 Whale-

boneJacobs Charles, labourer German above FifthJadobs Frederick, tailor 219 CallowhilJacobs James, skinn dresser Brc'Jacobs John, jun. mercht. 21 N. FrontJacobs Joseph, sexton first Presbyterian church 137

NinthJacobs Peter, tanner 5 BedfordJacobs Philip, collector 40 CrownJacobs Richard, mariner 3 P.ennJacobs Sarah, widow back 133 GreenfJacobs Sarah, washerwoman 14 ChimniesJacob Henry, brickmaker Charles near Coates

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Jacoby Rachell, widow boarding house 98 SassatTaggers Wm. attendant in store Smith's court N. FrontTames Ann, shopkeeper 468 north Third.tames Hurst &. Co. grocery store 138 north SecondJames Israel E. grocer Second near Beaver;ames J. tailor and clothing warehouse SW. cor. High andDecatur

James John, jqn. cabinet maker 28 north FifthJagg-ers Jonathan, oysterman254 N. FrontJahns Christian, patent wall colourcr and painter 21C X

Eighth be!. Caliowhill [See John*

James Joseph, teacher 232 Spruce-{-James Francis, whitewasher Browne ab. FourthJames Fssachar, carpenter Black Horse ay.

James Jeremiah, merchant tailor 226 High—d. h. 36 AnnJames John, gent. 71 CherryJames John, grocer 360 N. Front

fJames Judith, whitewasher 232^ LombardJames Joseph, teacher 202 SpruceJames Mifflin D. brushmaker 77 N. SecondJames Morgan, bleeder 157 X. Sixth

fJames M. waiter Osb urn's ct.

James Otto, cabinetmaker and furniture roms upper 8 S 3dJames Owen, gent. 154 S. SecondJames Robert, brushmaker 140 Sassafras

James Thomas, labourer Penn (K)James Thomas, accountant 43 S. TenthJames Thomas C. m. d. professor of midwifery in the univer-

sity of Pennsylvania 7 York buildings

Jamison John, cabinetmaker 75 DockJaneway rev. Jacob J. 208 MulberryJanoud Edward, storekeeper Callowhill n. Sch.

January David, mercht. 166 S. TenthJanuary H. layer out of the dead back 39 MulberryJanvier William, mercht. 85 HighJaquet Levi, cordwainer 4 DockJaquett Thomas, upholsterer 54 N. Front—d. h. 68 nerth

Fifth

Jardella Andrew B. sculpturer and stonecutter 22 SwanwickJarden John, stonecutter 43 GermanJarden Robert, chocolate and mustard manuf. 154 N. 3rd—d. h. S. W- cor. Sassafras and 11th

Jarred Jacob, cordwainer Paynter*s ct.

Jarvis Maria, widow 12^ AlmondJasper James, sea captain 32 UnionJaudon Daniel, ladies academy 221 MulberryJeanes Amos, lumber mercht. High n. Sch. Permanet bridge

Jeanes Isaiah, mercht. 155 N. Water—d. h. 208 N. FrontJeda Leonard taylor 215 St. JohnJeflFeries James, smith 3 Acorn ay.

—d. h. Sch. Fifth n. HighJeflfcock Paul, cutler Ann n. Sch. 7th

Jefferies John, mariner back 110 Catherine

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Jeffery Harbarv, milkwoman 1 >7 <

JefteiT Benjamin, constable 27 BrownJefferson Joseph, comedian 14 PowellJetlers John, tallowehandkr 25 L'nion

Jeffries Daniel, brickmak.tr Fourth n. Poplar 1.

Jeffries George, coachmaker 40 Prune— d. h. 151 S. 11th

fJeffreys William, coachman 216 LombardJeffris James, skindresscr 10 Franklin

Jeffries William, carter 7 Poplar 1.

Jeman Peter, hatter 11 Franklin ct.

fJematrice John, hairdresser 92 SprucefJenkins John, 1 porter 16 DukeJenkins Abijah, capt. steamboat Philadelphia 14 New market

Jenkins E.'& S. drvgoods store 28 S. SecondJenkins Joseph G. porter Union Steamboat line 9 Yine

Jenkins Enoch, hatter 31 Sheaff'say.

Jenkins E. F. mercht. 31 Key's ayJenkins Matthew G. capt. steamboat Baltimore 14 New mar-

ketJenkins Joseph, flour and feed store 521 N. Third

Jenkins Josiah, victualing- house Laetitia ct.

Jenkins Samuel, mechanist Quince n. WalnutJenkins George, gent. 14 New marketJenkins Fulton P. shoemaker 151 Poplar 1.

Jennings & Lodge, milliners 27 K. Fourth

Jenkins John, cordwainer 84 N. Fifth

Jenkins John J. bookbinder 8 Harmony ct,

f.Tenkins William, porter 219 Cher yJenks Jonathan, mercht. Beach n. Maiden—d. h. oob norUi

Front*

Jenks Joseph R. mercht. 54 S. wharves—d. h. o \ meJennings John, auctioneer 387 HighJenny Elizabeth, widow 32 AlmondJennings & Thomas, auction store 36 N. Front

Jenny Israel jun. 121 Sassafras

Jewell George, shoemaker 41 Mechanic

Jewell Jno. B. painter and glazier 72 Chesnut

Jewell Kenneth, merchant tailor 78 and 80 S. Third

Jewell Leonard, mercht. 117 NewJess Ruth, bonnetmaker 14 Church ay.

fJimson Cesar, Indian Doctor 239 Cedar

Jobes Richard, tailor 37 Green

.lobson Samuel, glue rnanuf, 273 N. Third

John David, innkeeper 4 Bank ay.

John Joseph, bricklayer 2i7 Lombard

fJohn Marv, washerwoman 1*2 N. Juniper

-John Man, washerwoman 112 N. Juniper .

Johnes Charles mercht; 75 High—d. h. 115 north Fifth

Johns losiah. bricklayer 2 .7 LombardJohns Richard, mastmaker yard at the hayscales wharf Lib

ay—d. h. Green n. Front

Johns William, & Daniel, painters 41 O. V. r.

William, painter 39 Strawberry-

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Johnson Adam, tallow-chandler 467 SassafrasJohnson Andrew, Vinen. 13thJohnson Andrew, carpenter 62 Passvunk r.

Johnson Andrew, carpenter 149 St. JohnJohnson 13. & Son, oyster cellar under 18 HighJohnson Benjamin, ovsterman Pewterplatteray.Johnson Blakely, weaver 13 ab. CedarJohnson B. F. supercargo 135 N. SeventhJones Benjamin, iron mercht. 17 S. wharves—d. h. 267 Ches-

nut ab. Ninth [See Johns, Johtui & JaiiaJohnson Charles H. carpenter 229 N. SixthJohnson Christian, widow 11 WoodJohnson Charles, printing ink and lampblack manufactory

S. E. and N. W cor. of Tenth and LombardfJohnson David, porter 203 LombardfJohnson David, porter 203 LombardJohnson David, mariner Johnson's ct.

fJohnson Edward, sailmaker 21 HurstJohnson Elizabeth, gloverest 304 N. SecondfJohnson Francis, musician 154 PinefJohnson George, waiter 23 Currant ay.Johnson George, cordwainer Rousefelt's ct-

Johnston George, cordwainer 101 CatherinefJohnson Henry, boot and shoecleanor Elliot's est.

Johnson Hannah S. widow 2g3 N; FrontJohnson H. & L. Tailoress 5^ NewJohnson George, waterman 140 SwansonJohnson Hannah, beer hou?« 47 DockJohnson Isaac, gent. 450 N SecondJohnson Isaac, carter Taper av.Jolly Samuel, Pleasant avenueJohnson Jacob, carter 39 New marketfJohnson James, painter &c. 265 SpruceJohnson John, labourer Simmons' ct. (N. L.)Johnson John, drygoods store N. E. cor. Second and HighJohnson John, wheelwright 32 PowellJohnson John, sealer of Dry Measures,—d. h. 130 S. Second

S. E. cor. of 4th and Q'leenJohnson Jane, widow 457 HighJohnson John, woodsawyer Callowhill bet. Sch. 7th and 8thJohnson John, Maiden n. Stone bridge(K)Johnson John, weaver Norman's ay.

Johnson Joseph, ropemaker 150 PineJohnson Josiah, letter carrier 22 Little GeorgeJo'- son Jonathan, carpenter 244 N. "Water—d. h. 255 north

FrontJohnson John, cordwainer °43 N. FrontJohnson John, bottler S. "VV. cor. Fifth and Appletree ay.

Johnson Joseph, shipchandler 77 S. wharves— d. h. ISS PJohnson Matthews, carter 9 Pratt's ct.

Johnson Margaret, washerwoman Vine n. BroadJohnson Maria, widow of Peter 141 BuddJohnson Maria T. teacher S

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Johnson Matthew, carter 108 OoatesJohnson , weaver back 127 GreenJohnson Nicholas, millwright Penn (K)

fJohnson Patience, widow dealer 245 SpruceJohnson Peter, oystermsn 62 GermanJohnston Peter, flour store N. E. cor. Thirteenth and

CherryJohnson Richard, white and blacksmith 176 ShippenJohnson Robert, printer 277 S. Third

fJohnson Robert, Middle ay.

Johnson Richard, bookseller 31 HighJohnson Richard, mercht. cor. Eighth and Shriver's ct.

Johnson Richard B. turner 58 Dock— d. h. 1 LocustJohnson Robt. S. iron mercht. 71 N. Water—d. h. 69 VineJohnson Samuel, combmaker 260 St. JohnJohnson 8c Summerville iron foundery Chery and BroadJohnson Samuel, cordwainer SE cor. Minor and Sixth

Johnson Sarah, widow 176 Mulberryfjohnson Stacy, coachman Norman's ay.

Johnson Thomas, grocer 8.1 Passyunk gJohnson William, lumber mercht. cor. Sixth and Buttonwood—d. h. 49 Tammany

Johnson William, shoemaker 39 Filbert

Johnson William, weaver Second n. forks of Germ. r.

Johnson William, labourer SayJohnson William P. treasurer New Theatre 81 LombardJohnson William, trunk maker 181 N. FrontJohnson William, blacksmith Vine n. TenthJohnson William B. shoe store 246 MarketJohnston Alexander W. bell hanger and locksmith Tenth

ab. WalnutJohnston Alexander W. gent. 5 York buildings

Johnston Elizabeth, widow Freytag's ay.

fJohnston Henry, waiter 304 south SeventhJohnston James, gent. 306 S. SecondJohnston John, drayman Sch. Seventh ab. Sassafras

Johnston John, mariner 131 N. FrontJohnston James, blacksmith Penn (K)Johnston \saac, labourer 189 S. FourthJohnston John, carpenter ': 49 JohnJohnston James, oysterman cellar under 3 Chesnu:Johnston Jacob, printer Biddle's ay.

Johnston Jacob, sea captain 59 QueenJohnston James, botler 251 S. Fifth

Johnston John, printer 2 Elmslies alley

Johnston John, mariner 5 Pewterplatter ay,

Johnston John, oysterman 10 Pewterplatter qy>

Johnston John P. mariner 17 Cox's ay.

Johnston John, 49 NobleJohnston Mary, widow dealer 380 S. SecondJohnston Mary & Elizabeth, storekeepers 28 N. FourthJohnston Mary, widow7 192 S» WaterJohagtcri Mis^ teacher 143 Walnut

JON Phifa Inde,v.

Johnston Nicholas k Jam- iengine factory Penn anu

Marsh(K)j-Johnstbft Riicliard, cour.hinaii 24 (Currant ay-

Johnston R. Mrs. boardinghouse 49 S. ThudJohnston Thomas, corduainer 17 W atsbn's ay.

Johnston Thomas, boardingliouee JO StrawberryJohnston William, market watchman 21 WatJohntson William, dyer J9 North ay.

fJohnston'"William, couiwainer 9 I'ine ay

Johnston, widow gentn. 59 S. EleventhJohnston ^ illiarn T: tailor 36t)MarkJohnston Wrn. II. Currant ay.

John': Josiah, bricklayer 272 LombardJohn W. cprdwainer 15 luck berry ay.

Jolly Samuel, Pleasant avenueJones Abraham, trader _'Cj> CIr•times Abraham, cordv.ainer II HofThers ay.

.ones Anthony, labourer 89 Coates

Jones Abraham, turner bac .. Third

Jlones Benjamin, engraver .50 WalnutJones Benjamin, cabinet maker Gaskiil ab. 4th

Jones Benjamin jun. mercht. ill and d. h. Loo S. Fro

Jones Benjamin, grazier" CedarJones Benjamin, irom mercht. '17 S -—d. h. 267

Chesnut ab. NinthJones Benjamin, engraver 47 ChesnutJones C. o- N. jr. stocking store N. W. corner of Second

Chesnut(ones Curtis, labourer 46 Queer.

(ones Charles mercht. S. E. cor. Second and WalnutJones Daniel, blacksmith 123 CoatesJones David, hatter 128 N SecondJones David, labourer back 213 Cherry'ones Edward, labourer N. W cor. Third and Catharine

Jones Elizabeth, w ;dow 173 \. FourthJones Elizabeth, widow Loxley's ct.

Jones George W. painter &.c. 5=1 ChesnutJones George D. cabinet maker 2 Library

Jones George, M. D. 124 S. EighthJones & Harrison, dyers and scourers 102 s Mulb*

Jones Hariot, tavernkecper 5 Callowhili

Jones Hiram, hatter 167 N. SecondJones Henry, shoemaker back 372 N. ThirdJones Isaac H. tobacconist 169 N. Front

Jones Isaac C. 143 Sassafras

Jones Ira, gent. 49 N. EighthJones Isaac, blacksmith 266 S. Fifth

Jones Isaac, cordwainer 7 Little Dock—

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ouJones Isaac C. mercht. 84 High—d. h. 289 MulberryJones Isaac C. Oakford & Co. merchts. 84 HighJones Isaac ft. dry goods store condJones Isaac & Son, tobacconists 169N. Frorr

Jones Isaac, cabinetmaker 77 N. Front

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Jones Andrew M. iron mercht. 17 South wharvesJones Ann, widow Prince near FrontJones David, shoemaker Marlborough n. ShakamaxonJones Isaac, cordwainer, Prune below SecondJones Joseph, wheelwright, Prune above SecondJones J. boot and shoemaker 45 S. FrontJones Jacob, grocer 296 Lombard-j-Jones Jacob, waiter 242 LombardJones James labourer 89 Coates

Jones James L. cordwainer 8 Sugar ay.

Jones James, whiskey store High n. Sch. FrontJones James, barber 10 SpruceJones Jehu, cordwainer Mariott's lane bet. Fourth and Fiftf*

Jones Jesse, tailor 72 Callowhill

Jones Jesse, gent. 140 N. ThirdJones Jesse, carter n. forks Germ. r.

Jones John, dyer 110 Crown.Tones John J. gardner 34 CrownJones John M. gent. 16 S. EighthJones John, mariner S. Seventh n. FitzwatcrJones John, M. D.and druggist &c. 73 ShippenJones John, bricklayer Broad W. Sch. EighthJones John, labourer Cox's ay.

Jones John C store 86 High— d. h. 118 X. NinthJones John K. jun. cabinetmaker 428 N. Third—d. h. 219

St. JohnJones John, tailor 123 BuddTones John, currier Sch. Eighth bet. Sassafras and VjneJones Joseph, lottery broker 231 VineJones Joseph, grocer 143 S. EighthJones Joseph, saddler 5 Hoffher's ay.

Jones Joseph, wheelwright Prince ab. SecondJones J. C. Oakford, & Co. merchts. 86 HighJones J. flour mercht. 228 N. FrontJones L. M. boardinghouse 352 HighJones Martha, shopkeeper Pewterplatter ay. n. Fvon-Jones Masse)r

, widow stocking knitter Rose ay,

Jone9 & Matt, merchts. 31 ChesnutJones Mary, widow 17 BedfordJones Nathan, storekeeper 58 S. SecondJones N. milkman, Locust ab. BroadJones N. mercht. 90 Union

•fJones Nice, whitewasher back 170 N. EighthJones Peter, plaisterer 45 George (S)

Jones Peter, sailmaker Third n. CherryJones Paul, papermaker 147 S. Front—d. h. 299£ Sassafras

Jones Peter, weaver, Thirteenth ab. VineJones Philip, umbrella maker 23£ N. SecondJones Robert, fringe weaver 127 LocustJones R. & H. dry goods store 26 S. FourthJones Robert, sea captain 31 ElfritVs ay.

Janes & Rowland, house carpenter 16 N orris* ay,

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Jones Samuel, mariner 45 Green {See Johns and Jo

Jones Samuel, cabinetmaker back 83 ChesnutJones Samuel, W. merch. 103—d. h. 154 N. FrontJones Samuel S. accountant Shriver's ct.

Jones Sarah, sempstress Sixth n. Coates.tones Stephen, cordwainer 115 GermanJones Susan, cake baker 13 S. TenthJones & Smith, merchts. 103 N. FrontJones Thomas, cordwainer 69 BuddJones Thomas, mercht. 25 S. SecondJones T. turner in brass and iron 272 S. SecondJones Thomas, shoemaker 20 KunkelfJones Walker, carter Cherry bel. Thirteenth

Jones William, pump maker 265 Catharine

Jones William, Esq. secretary American Fire Insurance

Co. 101 ChesnutJdh.es William, currier 29 MaryJones William, labourer south 2ndn. JohnJones William J. accountant 321 ChesnutJones William, cabinet maker 26 N. Fourth and Blackhorse

courtJones William, commission merchant 325 Mulberry

Jones widow, gentn. 187 WalnutJones William, constable Eighth n, ButtonwoodJones William, mercht. 31 Chesnut—.d. h. 325 Mulberry

Jordan Frederick, brass founder Fourth n. George (N. L.)

Jordan Henry, currier 221 N. SecondJordan John, merchant 123 N. ThirdJordan John, shoemaker Rose ay. (N. L.)

Jordan Mary, widow of Joseph, 10 Bohsall

Jordan Mary, widow of John Bonsall 51 S. Fifth

Jordan Patrick, teacher 9 Marshall's ay.

Jordan Richard, drug-gist, N\Y cor. Second and Christian,

Jordan Sarah, 55 SpruceJordan Samuel, labourer back 198 Cherry

Jordan Thomas, shoemaker Morgan's ct.

Jordan William, plaisterer Sassafras n. Eleventh

Jordan William, shoemaker Morgan ct.

Joret Francis, oysterman under S. W. cor. Chesnut and

Third—d. h. 14 UnionJoseph Abraham, broker Goforth ay.

fJoseph John, barber 214 Cedar

Joseph Manuel, shipwatch 58 Passyunk r.

Joseph Mather, mariner back 33 GermanJoseph Samuel, distiller 167 CedarJustice William A. ship carpenter N. E. cor. Marlborough

and Bedford (K),?©urdan Frederick, brass founder Fourth n. George (N. L.)

Jourdan Peter, goldsmith 240 S. SecondJoyce Benjamin, silk and muslin dyer 94 N. Sixth

Joyce David, cordwainer, 187 S. Front

Jovce John J. blacksmith 94 N. Sixth

Juda John P. cutler—d. h. Poplar n. St. John

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Joyce Samuel, cordwainer back 364 S. SecondJoyce Thomas R. tailor 17 VernonJoyce Thomas F. watchmaker 123 PlumJoyce William, labourer Beach n. Marsh (K)Judah Hariett, 126 S. TenthJulian Edmond, cabinetmaker 17 Norris' ay.

Juppenlatz Frederick, baker 354 south SecondJustice Charles, shoemaker 474 Sassafras

Justice Elizabeth, widow 128 GermanJustice George, surveyor to North American Insurance com

pany 76 BillwynJustice George, labourer 33 Coates' ay.

Justice Jacob, hardware mercht. 149High and 117 VineJustice J. P. printer 481 N. SecondJustice Jacob & George M. hardware merchants 119 HighJustice Jacob, engineer back 132 St. JohnJustice Margaret, 74 CrowmJustice Wro. A. ship carpenter NE cor. Marlborough andBedford (K.)

Justus Jacob, engineer back 131 St. JohnJustus Philip, carpenter 24 WoodJuvenal Bartholemew, starch and hair powder manufacturer

392 N. FrontJuvenal Jacob, starch factory O. Y. r. ab. CaUowbill

Jack Mrs. widow 95 Christian

Jackson Jacob, mariner 230 SwansonJacobson Hance, mariner Birds ay.

James Charles, grocer SE cor. Federal and SecondJames John, mariner 5 Parhams ay.

Jamison Ann, widow 87 Christian

Jamison John, bleeder, -2 Parhams ay.

Jamison Robert, shipwright 547 south FrontJameson Stephen W. carpenter 465 south SecondJohns Mary, widow 16 MaryJohnson Alva, mariner 53 Mead alley

JohnsMn George G. mariner Caviar' ne wharf S. side

Johnson John R cabinet maker 448 south Front

Johnson John, justice of peace Ma* thorough n. Pririce (K .^

Johnson "°eter rigger 17 Parhams alley

Johnson Peter, grocer Oat»anne st wharf north side

Johnson Randle. mariner John st

Johnston Evd. Church street

Johnston Fred, labourer Plum above FrontJohnston Isaac, carpenter Shippen above Shippensl.Johnston Job, labourer Pr\me near FrontJohnston Robert, watchmaker 107 SwansonJohnston Thomas, mariner, 26 Queen

KATN ELIZABETH, widow 206 N. EighthKain John, grocer, N, E, cor, of Cedar and Fourth

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Rain John, blacksmith 78 south FifthKaign Ann, widow 51 Mead ay.Kaine John, M. D. 424 N. FourthKan Wm. blacksmith 72 SwansonRankle Peter C. printer 263 South SeventhKahski Frederick, gent. Penn (K)Kale Stephen, shoemaker Sixth n. CoatesKames Thomas, labourer 5 Litte DockKamerly Jon. J. baker 13 ab. CedarKamp David, shingle dresser Noble n. ThirdKane Barnard, shoemaker 395 SassafrasKane, E. mercht. 3 MinorKane J. K. attorney at law 191 WalnutKane Mary, widow Galbraith's ct.

Kane Patrick, cordwainer back 168 ShippenKane It. dealer 89 ShippenKane Sarah, widow gTocer 22 BarrowKane William, grocer N. E. cor. Sixth and FitzwaterKan William, blacksmith 73 SwansonKarn Catharine, widow 65 BuddKarner Christian, city watch back 174 PineKarlin Patrick, woodsawyer back of 408 north ThirdKarrigon Jno. carpenter 204 CherryKates Jacob, tobacconist 28 CherryKatz Christian, labourer BrooksKatz Dorothy, widow 30 north Seventh.Katz John, baker 247 north SecondKatz J. John, 13 south SeventhKatz Michael, carter UKunckelKatz Michael bellhanger and locksmith 28 N. Seventh,Katz Wm. 147 north WaterKay Aaron, 193 ChristianKaufman Peter, tobacconist 267 north 2dKay Aaron, 193 ChristianKay Benjamin, grocer 168 north Water—d. h. 205 N. FrontKay Joseph, hatter 76 HighKay Joseph L. sea captain 12H LombardKays Robert, weaver Cedar above ThirteenthKayser John G. M. D. Hanover near PrinceKaysby Jessee, currier 186 north FrontKayl Jacob, brass founder Apple (N. L.)Kean Roger, mariner back Sch. 8th above SassafrasKearney Francis, engraver SW. cor. Third and ChcsnuKearney Mary, widow back 46 SpruceKeates Margaret, widow 19 Beck's alley

Keating Jno. brewer Dawson's courtKeating John, gentleman 183 south FifthKeating John, jun. attorney at law S. 6th—d. h. 183 ,S. 5tkKeating Lambert, tavernkeeper 28 south SixthKeating Mary, widow 23 LombardKeating Wm. H. professor of mineralogy and chemistry in

the University of Pennsylvania 183 south Fifth

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Kee James, carpenter 5 below QueenKccfe John &. James vermicelli manuf. Prime ab. FrontKeefe Josc})h, oak cooper 9 FederalKeete Wm currier 6 Bell's courtKeegan William, tailor 214 south SixthKeegans Timothy, ashman 248 SouthKeel John, taylor 164 CherryKeel Mary, widow shopkeeper 15 MulberryKeeler Thomas, coacli painter 11 PowelKeely Israel,' plaisterer Race near Sch. 7thKeeley Ellen, widow 165 north Sixth

Keemle John, M. D. 23 north FourthKeemle Margaret, widow china store 83 N. ThirdKeemle Samuel, attorney at law 103 MulberryKeen Clement, joiner Queen fa. MarlboroughKeen Eli, shoemaker Smith's courtKeen Harman, taylor 10 south Water—d< h; St. John bet,

Green and CoatesKeen Jeremiah, 92 GreenKeen Joseph, currier 37 Old York roadKeen Joseph & Wm. W. leather store 8c curriers 61 Chesnut;Keen James C. sailmaker 367 N. FrontKeen James, shipjoiner 476 south FrontKeen John, tanner 511'N. FrontKeen Joseph & Son, currier 115 Chesnut and 19 S. Fourtit

Keen Jacob, ship joiner, Green near MarlboroughKeen Peter, printer 126 LocustKeen Rebecca, mantua maker 146 CherryKeen Samuel W. currier 115 Chesnut—d. h.41 S. FourthKeen Sarah, widow 147 South NinthKeen S. boarding house 38 south SixthKeen Sarah, widow 120 NewKeen Wm. W. currier 113 ChesnutKeesey Philip, tailor 311 Sassafras

Keese Jacob, ship carpenter Beach n. Marlborough (K.jKefrer Catharine, widow 142 VineKehr J. baker 440 north ThirdKeflfer George, shoemaker 123 north FrontKeighler Margaret, widow 133 SouthKeighler Samuel victualler Race near Sch. 8thKeighler Wm. &. Thos. tin manufactory 65 north 6thKhain Christopher, farmer SE. cor. Eleventh and Love L-Kighter Wm. shoemaker Smith's alley

Keim Jacob, copper plate maker 187 CherryKeim John, turner and coal dealer 125 and 127 N. FourtkKeim Wm. turner 174 north FourthKeith Caleb, shoemaker 25 north SixthKeith Robert, segar maker 100 north SecondKeith Samuel, president of the Delaware Insurance Comply

ny 231 south FrontKeiper Abraham, tobacconist 16 north FourthKeiter Isaac, shipwright 3 JohnSslbach Henry, gentleman 31 Chester

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Kelch James, cordwainer 250 30uth FifthKeich Phcebe, carpet weaver cor. Chancery 1. &. CombVKeller Adam, shopkeeper 42 CoatesKeller Conrad, tinplate worker 64 north FrontKeller Henry, wheel 'right back 9 CroWnKiller Herman, tinplateworker SE. cor. 2d and CedarKeller Samuel, shoemaker 20 Callowhill

Kelley Catharite, milkwoman 87 north ThirdKellej Daniel R. taylor 19 south FourthKelley Erastmus, blacksmith 176 north WaterKelley Eleanor, grocer 198 north WaterKelley Edward, tavernkeeper 5 GreenleaPs ct. d.h.

tKelley John, brass founder Green's court

Kelley James, carter Bedford n. 5th

Kelley John, saddler George above Juniper lane

Kelley John, tailcr Bedford near 6th

Kelley James, innkeeper cor Frankford r. and MandersonkKelley Michael, boarding house 39 south WaterKelley Neil, tavern keeper SW. cor. Centre square

Keliig Charles F. farrier 77 north Third street

Kellog Mr gentleman corner of Wood and 5th

Kelly Andrew, weaver Wood n. 13th

Kelly Abraham, shoe maker back 460 north Third

Kelfv Aron, merchant 88 Vine

Kelly Charles F. turner 77 north Third

Kelly Dennis, cotton factory Ridge r. n. toll gate Francisviile

Kelly Han nali, boarding house 103 Market

Kelly Hugh, cordwainer Marriott's lane near Fifth

Kelly John, shoe merchant 55 north Third

Kelly Josiah, shoemaker Fourth near BrownKelfv John, cordwainer back 378 south SecondKelly John, carter 297 south Fifth

Kelly John, pilot 52 Mead alley

Kelfv Jonathan, carpenter 2 J5 north WaterKelly Mary, shopkeeper 218 north Sixth

Kelly Mary, widow 8 Hurst

Kelly Thomas, 70 High—d. h. 10 south Seventh

Kelfv Thomas & Son, shoe store 70 High

Keif Thomas, tailor Mariott's lane bet. Fourth and Fifth

Kelfv Wm. shipwright 96 Christian

Kelsev Humphrey, taylor 429 Chesnut

+ Kels'ey John, labourer 26 Burd's court

KelseyJohn C. lumber inspector 370 south Front

Kelsev Jnb. C. inspector of lumber 351 south Second

Kelsh James, harness maker 3 PruneKelter David, jun. combmaker 140 Cedar

Kemble Charles, oak cooper 1 1 S. alley—d. h. 56 north 5th

Kemble Polly, widow 23 Elizabeth

Kemp George, gentleman 92 Pine

Kemp John, taylor cor. Mulberry ay. and Hinkle's court

Kemp Wm. ladies shoemaker Closes' court

Kemper Jackson, D. D. assistant minister of the Episcopal

CJnurches of Philadelphia 31 Sansom

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Kern Elizabeth, widow 96 Christian

Kempton "Moses, merchant 221 north FrontKempfon Samuel, grocer 190 north Fiftli

Kemrich Gabriel, victualler NE. cor. of Callowhill & Juli

Keemle Isaac, conveyancer iOl south Fifth

Kendle Mary, widow 85 BrounKendle John, ladies shoemaker 85 BrownKendrick Benjamin, hair cloth manufactory Union bel, 2ci

.Kendrick David, innkeeper 427 HighKendrick Jno. tobacconist Smith's court

fKennard James, coachman 4 Burd's alley

Kennard Jacob &. Thos. dyers and scourer's 11th n. Mulben fKenner Ludwick, cabinet maker 15 MulberryKennerd Anthony, carpenter 20S St. JohnKennedy Ann, widow 141 north FourthKennedy Andrew, accountant 530 south FrontKennedy Benjamin, weaver 10£ WalnutKennedy David, carver and gilder i09 Walnut bel. 3d andkeeper of the Garrick tavern SE. cor. Walnut and Ninth

Kennedy Hannah, widow 279 south SecondKennedy Henry W. captain 169 PineKennedy Isaac P. shoemaker 9 north Sixth

Kennedy James, cabinet maker 108 north WaterKennedy John, eordwainer 90 north WaterKennedy Miss Mary, boarding house 243 HighKennedy Michael, labourer Tenth n. Callow hill

Kennedy Nathaniel, teacher 9 north TwelfthKennedy Patrick, labourer 3 south ThirteenthKennedy Peter, blacksmith George n. Tenth—d. h.SW, cor.

.Chest and TwelfthKennedy Robert, tobacconist 119 north NinthKennedy Rachel, nurse 2 Mead's alley

Kennedy Rachel, widow 226 north WaterKennedy Robert, carpenter PerryKennedy Robert, grocer 460 north SecondKennedy Robert, grocer 497 and 499 north SecondKennedy Rev. John, 129 north NinthKennedy Samuel, sign painter 146 north ThirdKennedy Sarah, dealer Gilbrath's courtKennedy Samuel, carver, gilder & looking glass manufacturer

59 WalnutKennedy Thomas, conveyancer, kc. back 106 north SecondKennedy William, boarding house 46 SpruceKennedy Wm. weaver WhitehallKenney James, laborer Mark's laneKenney Thomas, carpenter Vine near Sch. EighthKenny James, trader Race near Sch. SeventhKenny John, teacher NW corner of Vine and FourthKensel John, painter and glazier 268 St. JohnKensel Lewis, grocer NW. cor. Poplar lane and St, JohnKensel Lewis, carter 270 St. JohnKensil Rebecca, 309 north FrontKent Joseph, mariner Fourth near Carpenter

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j-Kenton Augustus, waiter 143 LombardKenton John, distiller 223 south ThirdKenton Jas. C. wholesale and retail grocer SW. corner Fifthand Vine

Kenton Joseph, jun. distiller 223 south ThirdKenworthy.lohn, painter, Sec. 3 S. 7"th—d. h. 10 north 8thKeogh Patrick, grocer SW. coi\ 5th and CherryKerbaugh Daniel, labourer Charlotte n. Poplar

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Kerbaugh John, skin dresser 29 FranklinKerbin Augustine, labourer 256 north WaterKerk C. H. ivory turner 153 Cherry and 5 Appletree ay.Kerkbiide Stacey H. carpenter 115 Old Yord r.

Keriin widow of E. innkeeper 38 ) N\V. cor. Coatesand 3dKern George, coachmaker 36 CrownKern G. jun. &. Co. clothing warehouse 123$ S. Water NE.

cor. of the horse dock, DrawbridgeKern Gabriel, jun. St Co. tailor 123$ S. Water and NE. cor.

Swanson and Almond— d. h. 14 DockKern John, gentleman 64 UnionKer Sarah, widow 68 UnionKer William, shipchandler 7 S. wharves—d. h. 165 Race

[see Carr and Karr.

re James, trader Ashton near Sassafras

Kerr Jas. saddlery and coach furniture warehouse 120 HighKerr Sarah, widow 119 MulberryKerr Wm; saddle, harness and trunk manuf. 122 High—d. h.

26 north alley

• nele Catharine, gentlewoman 262 WalnutKessler Enoch, shoemaker 105 north NinthKessler John, justice of the peace 166 CoatcsKessler John, jun. grocer and collector ot taxes for ward*No. 1, 2, 3, and 4, of the Northern Liberties, SW. coiner-

Fourth and CoatesKessler Mary, widow 202 north FourthKessler Mrs. widow of Geo. K. near Gray's ferry

Kessler Wm. shoemaker 40 GardenKey Joseph, tanner S5 Franklin

Keys Eliza, widow tallow chandler 233 CedarKeyser Andrew, dry good store 36 north SecondKeyser Charles, teacher German hall—d. h. 8 north 9th

Kevser Dickerson 8c Gorgas, lumber yard Oak (N. L.^

Keyser Elhanan W. lumber merchant 133 N. 9th

Keyser Elizabeth, widow 266 St. JohnKeyser Henry, baker back 60 AlmondKeyser Henry, oak cooper* BrooksKeyser John, grocer Laurence near NobleKeyser John, tavernkeeper Callowhill n. LawrenceKeyser Jacob, grocer 195 N. Second—d. h. 53 NewKeyser Jacob, baker St. Joseph's avenueKeyser Jacob, plaisterer 428 Sassafras

Keyser Joseph, blacksmith 41 Coates

Keyser Joseph, gentleman 195 north Second

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Reyser Peter, lumber merchant 282 north Second—d. h. 35CaUowhill

Keyser Susan, 236 St. JohnKibby Charles, baker 161 N. WaterKibler Joseph, brushmaker 104 N. ThirdKid John, labourer 147 St. JohnKid Robert, copper merchant 91 WalnutKiechline John, potter 14 DukeKiechline Wm. victualler, stall 31 New Market south 2d-~

d. h. CaUowhill above 8th

Kientzley Gotleib, baker 3 GardenKigg Thomas, tanner 552$ noi-th ThirdKighter Wm. shoemaker Smith's alley

Kildea Edward, mariner 186 south WaterKildea L. mariner 178 south FrontKille 8c Kempton, merchants 43$ north FrontKillelea Thomas, fringe weaver 6 Elmslies alley

Killer Wm. P. carpenter back 11 Wagner's alley

Killon Francis, corset maker 156 MulberryKillpatrick George, carter 203 ShippenKillpatrick Francis, soap and candle manuf. 320 CaUowhillKimball George, saddler 40 Coates alley

Kimball &, Wyman, domestic warehouse 18 north FrontKimber Caleb, teacher 60 Gaskill

Kimber Emmor, jun. accountant 11 North alley

Kimber & Sharpless, booksellers and stationers 93 HighKimber Thomas, bookseller 93 High—d. h. 124 PineKimble Job, cabinet maker 16 VernonKimble West, labourer back 41 New MarketKimmey Abraham, mariner 38 AlmondKindell Clayton, gentleman 266 south 7th

Kiner Cath. widow Marriott's lane near 4thKing Ann, widow back 109 PlumKing Alexander & John, carters Laurel n. RachelKing Andrew, ship joiner Queen n. ShackamaxonKing B. Indian physician 94 TammanyKing Charles, merchant 48 S. wharves—d. h. 76 S. FromKing Charles, sea captain opposite Ebenezer churchKing Daniel, brassfounder 76 south FrontKing Deborah, tutoress 170 south Fifth

King Edward, attorney at law 21 PruneKing H. tailor (upper) 284 MarketKing Henry, sea captain 29 NobleKing Hermanus, tailor 26 south Water and 189 St. JohnKing James, gentleman 210 north FrontKing John, painter 4th above George (X. L.)

King John, carpenter Cherry near JuniperKing John, gold beater adjoining SW. cor. Walnut & DockKing John, painter, 8cc. Pine above TenthKing Mahlon, shallopman 34 LaurelKing Mary, shopkeeper 115 CaUowhillKing Richard, carpenter Oak (S.)

j-King Sabana, waiter 18 Burd's alley

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King Stacey, cordwainer back 378 south 2d[King Wm. labourer 164 ShippenKing- Wm. drayman Little Boy's courtKing Wm. carpenter Filbert W. of Sch. EighthKingston Thomas, carpenter 217 south Fifth

Kinker James, weaver at the forks Germantown roadKinsinger Elizabeth, widow 258 RaceKinnard. , livery stable keeper next 5 Greenleaf's ct.

Kinney John, innkeeper 202 SouthKinsel John, shoemaker Castle near EleventhKinsey E. saddler, &c. NW. cor. Chesnut and Third and 42

south ThirdKinsey Thomas, drygoods store 228 south SecondKinsley Jacob, cordwainer 13th ab. CherryKinsman Israel, merchant over 80 High—d. h. 357 MulberryKinsman & Wright, merchants over 80 HighKintzing Abraham, merchant 289 SpruceKintzing Benjamin H. merchant 5 Franklin rowKipp Isaac J. teacher Prince n Shakamaxon ( K.)

Kirchhoff Christian, combmaker 39 • north ThirdKirchofF Henry, tobacconist :94 north ThirdKirchhofF Jacob, tobacconist 394 north ThirdKirk John, eoachmaker 5 Smith's court

Kirk Wm. J. dry good store 183 north ThirdKirkham Edward, mariner Kugler's court

Kirkham "William, merchant 7 south FourthKirkpatrick David, currier 97 ChesnutKirkpatrick Ferguson dealer 188 south Kisselman

Kisselman Susannah, gentlewoman 166 south SecondKissick John, engineer Water Works at Fair MountKitchen James, Merchant's Coffee House 86 S. 2d—d. h. 39

SpruceKitchen Joseph, trader 49 WoodKitchen Phiueas, teacher Davis' court

Kite Benjamin &. Thomas, booksellers and stationers 20 nortfc

ThirdKite Isaac, carpenter 108 north Eleventh

Kite Isaac, looking glass frame maker 24 Branch

Kite Joseph, livery stable keeper 160 north Eighth

Kitlev Anthony, victualler 12' Old York road

Kittera Ann, widow 158 WalnutKittera Thomas, attorney at law 158 WalnutKitterson Wm. weaver -ch. 3d bet. High and ChesnutKeys s Eliza, teacher 383 Sassafras

Ke;ts Michael oak cooper 104 Gaskill

KeiaCe Eliza, tutoress Thirteenth belov Cedar

Kciatz Elizabeth, shopkeeper J York court

Kllapp Harvey, w. i>. 29 J south SecondKlanp Joseyh, m. r>. 290 south Second and cor. Shippen

Klapp & Williamson, druggists NE. cor. 2d and AlmondKleitz Daniel, baker Thirteenth near RaceKleizer Jacob, clock maker 96 New st.

tt Andrew, printer Rose alley

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Klett Frederick, drug, paint and glass store 261 north 2d

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d. h. Callowhill above SecondKlctt & Rcakirt druggists 223 north ThirdKline Abraham, innkeeper XW cor. Cherry and SeventhKline Catharine, widow 505 north ThirdKline Jno. &. Wm. brick makers Irish Track lane n. ShippenKline John, porter 123 ShippenKline John G. grocery and tavern 492 north ThirdKlingle Joseph, watchmaker 266 north SecondKlingle Doctor 266 north SecondKlopse Peter, baker 88 LocustKlonegar John, baker 146 south FrontKlotz John, weaver Rose alley near GreenKloz John C. taylor 58 north Sixth

Klosser Henry, gentleman 296 ChesnutKnall Peter, Juniper below LocustKnappe Philip, grocer 191 Christian

Knaufl' Doctor 44 GreenKneeas Fred. F. plane, See. mannf. NW. cor. Decatur andCarpenter—d. h. 33 south Tenth

Kneeas Michael, plane maker 10 south Eighth— d. h. From-berger's court

Kneeas John, copperplate printer NW. corner Decatur andCarpenter—d. h. 8 south Twelfth

Kneeas Wm. engraver 33 S. Fourth,

Kneeas Christian, silver plater—d. h. Sch. Eighth bel. HighKneas Rooert, comb maker Little Boy's CourtKnelt George, drayman Rtigan (N. L.)

Knedler Adam, tavernkeeper 139 north ThirdKneeland Mrs. Abner, leghorn bonnet warehouse 31 south

Second and 9 north SecondKneeland Rev. Abner 31 south SecondKnerr Henry, innkeeper 140 HighKnight Abel, china merchant 26 north ThirdKnight Alexander, M. D. 138 north FrontKnight Daniel, carpenter 172 Cherry cor. Knight's ctKnight Daniel, jr. house carpenter 192 CherryKnight Edward, shopkeeper High west Sch. Fourth

fKnight Jacob, labourer back 29 UnionF night James, innkeeper 1 StrawberryKnight Jonathan, gentleman 303 north SecondKnight Saml hardware mercht. 91 High— d. h. 141 Mulb*.

Knight Wm. U. S. navy yard 275 south Front

Knight Wm. shoemaker NW. cor. High and Sch. EighthKnipe Conrad, weaver 436 north ThirdKnipe John R. grocer SE. corner Fifth and VineKnorr George, baker 19 north SixthKnorr Jacob, carpenter 242 north WaterKnorr Samuel, news-carrier, &c. back 126 north SecondKnott Christine, painter, &c. 432 north ThirdKnogel Philbert, accountant 184 north FrontKnows Jacob, shoe store 16 and 18 HighKnowles James teacher back 40 N. Fourth

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Knowles Selah, widofc' rrnrse 277 south FrontKnox Charles, paver 149 St. JohnKnox I. & Nixon, merchants 207 HighKnox John, merchant 2U7 High— d. h.38 N. SeventhKnox Jacob, engraver 127 PineKnox William, ship joiner 49 BuddKoak Hans, merchant 56 \\ W ater—d. h. 29 MulberryKochersperger Daniel, innkeeper Francis ab. Uidge road

Kochersperger George, bleeder &. tooth drawer 410 FourthKochersperger Martin, innkeeper Gray's FerryKockinspier John, laborer, P.enrj st. (K.)

Koechler John, coach wheel-wright 175 LombardKoechling Gertrude, widow baker 26 Callow hill

Kohler John, ironmonger 328 N. SecondKohlenkamp Nich. tin and coppersmith 226 X. FrontKonigmacher & Co. hardware mercht. 141 HighKonigmacher widow of Adam, 216^ north FrontKooker Jacob, farmer Love lane n. NinthKoocker Jacob, cordwalner Pine ab. FrontKoochegey WrJi. brick maker croyt n above Callowhill

Koockogey Samuel, gent. 23 Sassafras alley

Koockogey &. Stout, whip venders 7 N. ThirdKoockogey John, whip maker 23 Sassafras alley

Koons Isaac, merchant 184 north FourthKoner Henry, labourer Christian near ThirdKorckhauss Henry, furrier 55 X. ThirdKorckhauss Andrew, furrier 24 X. FourthKorndaffer Jacob, grocer junction of 2nd and Moyamensing"Korn Henry, lace and fringe weaver 82 N. SecondK ouch Wm. d> er 252 St. JohnKown "William, cordwainer 47 Fitzwatcr

Kraft George, cabinetmaker 94 N. SeventhKraft Henry, shoemaker 77 WalnutK rail Emanuel, hairdresser N« W. cor. Walnut and Second— d. h. 1 Elmslie's ay.

Krall Peter, bricWmaker Sch Fourth ab. LombardKramer William, grocer 318 N. SecondKramer Philip, sailor Mulberry n. Thirteenth

Kreemer William, carpet weaver Vine n. Juniper

Kreider Jacob, labourer N. E. cor. of Federal and Irish track

lane.

Kreagers Michael soap and candle store 32 Vine

Krebs George, brickma er 17 X. Fifth

treider Henrys hatter 255 north Secondreker John P- baker 601 N. Second

Kreymborg & Heigedorn, quill manufactory 41 Chesmit

Krider Frederick, haiter 243 north 2dKrider J. baker 91 S. wharvesKrider William, baker Fourth n. Shippen

Krigemyer Henjy, brickmaker 442 Sassafras

Krigler Benjamin, c. h. Second bel. Sassafras

Krim Henry, morocco dresser 122 Shippen

Jvring Christopher, ropemaker John

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Kvipps Jacob, chairmaker 462 N SecondKripps Margaret, shopkeeper 46 N. SecondKrissell Michael, blacksmith Queen n. SecondKrison George, printer 4 Sassafras ay.

Krolls Catharine, tavern 89 KunckleKroom Henry, drover James (N. L.)

Krug, F. V. mercht. 123 Market—d. h. 95 NewKrug Sc Smith, merchts. 123 HighKruger John, gardner Ridge road Francisville n. tollgate

Kriimbhaar Lewis, merchant SW cor. Third and SpruceKryder Levi, dry goods store 74 N. FourthKugler Benj. counting house 23 below RaceKugler Benj. m. i». 112 north FrontKugler Catharine widow, 89 Callowhili

Kughler Elizabeth, wido v 211 QueenKugler George, flour store 126 Sassafras

Kugler John, oak cooper Fifth near PhimKuhl Henry, cashier of the Farmers and Mechanics bank 108

south EighthKuhn Charles C. gent. Walnut first ab. Ninth N. side

Kuhn Daniel late cordwainer 2 Lactitia court

Kuhn Frederick, victualler 75 GardenKuhn Frederick, gent. 311 ChesnutKuhn George K. commission merchant 31 SansomKuhn Peter, gentleman SE. cor. Mulberry and TenthKuhn Wm. shoemaker 2 Laetitia court—d. h. Black Horse ay.

Kumins Frederick R. commission mercht. Broad n YineKunitz L. cupper, bleeder andleecher 23 >.. EighthKunz Jacob, gunsmith Germantown road near SecondKunzi A. chemist, Coates near FourthKurtz Elizabeth, grocery store 145 St. JohnsKurtz Wm. cabinet maker Rose alley

Kurtz George, painter 106 WoodKurtz John, silver plater Juniper 2d bel. WalnutKurtz widow, 4 Juniper lane

Kutter John M. sign painter 34 BreadKyle Conrad, weaver Apple (N. L.)

LABBEE FRANCIS C. dancing master ball room 18 Libra-ry—d. h. 16 Prune

Labbree J. B. sea captain Queen near Gunner's runLabathy Joseph, mariner i03 Christian

Labau Jonathan, bath house 34 F omberger's courtLaberde Mary, widow back 20 BuddLacave John, nairdresser 76 south FourthLace William, coach spring maker 46 CarpenterLacey Edward, boarding house 20 SwanwickLacey Jesse, tailor 150 south FourthLacey John, watchmaker 150 south FourthLacey Moses, bookseller Wright's court

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Lacey Return, brickma\er Race near 7thLackey Mrs. widow Fourth near Carpenter

' Lacombe Peter, drygoods store 232 south 2dLadd S amuel, attorney at law Juniper below ChesnulLadon Abraham, comb maker Buttonwood ab FifthLafaver Philip ladies shoe maker 6 PearLafferty Archibald, shoema er back 47 BrownLafferty Elizabeh, widow Fourth near MariaLaflTerty Jesse, merchant 268 MulberryLaffon A. widow 64 SpruceLafitte Anthony, teacher 98 SpruceLaforgue Bridget, widow ?14 RaceLafourcade P. M. printer and booksellerNW. cor Race & 2dLa">rd \Ym. tobacconist 107 Race

fSee Ladd &? Loyli

Lajus Paul, confectioner 86 High— d. h. l§5Pine ^Lake Adam, carter Green below ThirdLake David, sexton to methodist church 18 NewLake John, morocco dresser 89 south 5th

Lake Lucas, blacksmith Beach near High bridgeLake Thomas, accountant 47 George (S.)

Lalanne Dommick P. broker 73 LombardLalanne Dominick, jr. 3 LombardLamarzelle Peter, hair dresser 50 Duke st.

Lamath Eugene, 443 south SecondLamb John, malster Noble between 5th and 6th

Lamb John, labourer 69 Currant alley n. SpruceLamb L. Mercht. 4 south Front s reet

Lamb Wfh. malster 95 St. JohnLambert Elizabeth, widow NW. cor. of Swanson and <£ueen

Lambert George, lock smith 410 north FrontLambert John, ship joiner Lov.lers CourtLambert J. agent 5 Carpenters CourtLame Joseph, coardwa ner back 1 .6 Christian

Lamon lames, carpet weaver 75 N. Sixth

Lam relle Joseph, tobacco man. if. 61 LombardLammot Daniel, merch. 13 S. WaterLampas Ellen, widow of Win. distiller Ashton near Sassafras

Lampert Jos. victualler 267 north 8th

Lancaster John, lumber merchant 176 north Fourth

Lancaster & Jenkins, dry good store i'l north 2d

|Lancas;er Joseph, por'er 49 Gaskill

Lancaster Jacob, ger.t. Maria

Lancaster Levi, grocer 3^ GardenLancaster Moses, carpenter 18' N. 4th

Lancaster Th -unas grain merchant 66 south wharves (H&fth

ikon's wharf)—d. h. • 14 LombardLancaster R. merchant 67 WoodLance Elizabeth, 74 south WaterLand 'ohn, baiter 234 south Second

Land Marv, 210 north Water

Landell G. boat b lilder Penn (K.)—d. h. 15 Beach

Landell Mar , boarding house 377 N. Front

Landreth& Co. nursery and seedsmen i4 south Second.

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Landsdowne J. It taylor, south side Market near and above

Centre square

Landel George, flour and feed store Maiden (K.)

Landis Henry P. currier 29 MulberryLandis Menrv P. morocco store 48^ north SdLandis Margaret, widow J56 Sassafras

Landreth David & Cuthbert, nursery and seedsmen Federal

n. Gray's ferry road

Lancly Jcfon, carpenter 52 Coates street

Lane Edward, accountant 141 south 9th

Lane John, labourer and grocer Hodges wharfLane Ann, widow 108 CrownLane Win. blacksmith 3 Drinkers alley

Lane ?esse, carpenter 9. north 9th

Lang Jane, dry good store 35 north 8th

Lang William, gatekeeper at AlmshouseLang John G. baker 26 Pewterplatter alley

Langdon Mary, widow milliner 6~ Sassafras

Lange John M D. Frankford, roadLangebartel Elizabeth, 95 CoatsLangstaff David, Grocer 50 St. MaryLangley Davis, mariner Parham's alley

Langeley S. & Son, dr/goods store 8 south 2dLabia Abraham, carpenter Millers court back of 217 St. JohnLabirey Jeremiah, shoemaker back 1 12 north 7th

Laindon Thomas, hatter Black Horse court

Lanning Thomas, currier 88 St. JohnLanning Richard, coach painter cor. 6th and CoatesLanningburger Wm. oak cooper Boehans courtLanyon Thomas currier 288 nor. ThirdLaner John S. carpenter SW. corner of Marriot's 1. and 4thLape Mary, widow back ^25 GreenLapp Abraham, victualler 509 north ThirdLapsley David, jr. carpet warehouse »W cor. High and 4thLapsley Joseph B. carpet warehouse 23 south 2d—d. h. 216

ChesnutLarge Stephen, carpenter 125 BuddLarge & Wilson, shipwright 5th wharf above Pool's BridgeLare Joseph, ship carpenter Jones alleyLark Sarah, innkeeper cor. Vine and 13thLarkin E. schoolmaster 454 north ThirdLarer John, brewer 5 J north 6thLare Joseph, ship carpenter Flower's alleyLare Peter, jr. brickrnaker George west Sch. 4thLarmant Isabella, widow washerwoman Faris alleyLasserre John, Taylor 1.0 s. 2dLary John, wea\ er 538 n 3dLatimore Freeman, mariner 201 CedarLapp Christian, milliner 446 north 3dLapsley David, gent. 144 MulberryLare Henry & Peter, bnckmakers George n. Sch. 3dLarge Mrs. Dorothy, (Sansom'srow) 167 WalnutLarge James, merchant 209 High—<d. h. 298 Arch

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Large John, merchant 31 Chesnut—d. h. 301 ArcliLar!<ey Edward George. above TwelfthLa Roche Rene, «r. jr. 151 PineLaskey John, baker 169 riotfth FourthLatimer George, merchant and president oithe Union Irisifc-

ranee rompany So south SixthLatimer James, merchant 121 south Front— d. h. 118 S. 8thLatimer & Murdock, flour merchants 67 N. Wate/Latimer Thomas, flour merchant 67 north Water—d. h. 216

MulberryLatourJohn, merchant 26! south FrontLatting Margaret, widow 82 SpruceLauck David, cooper back lot) Sassafras

Laugenslager Michael, victualler 65 old shambles— d. h. NWcorner of Lawrence and Noble

Lauderback Amelia, widow dealer 70 SpruceLauderbach Samuel, bricklayer 146 south EleventhLauderback Henry, shipjoiner 8 ParhamsLaudenslacker Adam, victualler 28 JohnLausat Ambrose, merchant 165 north 9thLausat Anthony, merchant 208 WalnutLaval John, bookseller 118 Chesmit—d. h. 210 PineLaverall V/m. saddler Itth near VineLathan Hugh, ropemaker 454 south SecondLaverty Jesse, merchant over 8 UnionLaw Andrew, weaver Vine n. 13

Law Samuel, paper stain er, ect. 102 Christian

Law Samuel, paper hanging manufactory 102 Christian

•{Laws Ceasar, labourer Green's court

Laws Daniel, druggist, eet.NB. cor. Spruce and 5th

Laws Elijah, jr. upholsterer 295^ Digit

Laws Elijah, carpet and bedding warehouse 196 HighLaws George, tanner 80 WeodLaws G. & J. tanners yard near Callowhill and 7th

Laws John, silverplater Nicholson's court

Laws James, gentleman 5 WoodLaws James, taylor 10 John st

Laws Jacob, labou; er Beach near Marsh (K.)

Laws Leah, milliner 165 LombardLaws Martin, mariner ST,, cor. 2d and WashingtonLaws Samuel, tannerLaws Thos. hyde and leather store 59 Chest d. h. 115 Wa'hv.i-

Laws Zadock, waiter 15 Elizabeth

Lawler Matthew, alderman 34 WalnutLawler Thomas, dealer back 5 Poplar

Lawler Peter, boat builder Wolter's court

Lawler Thomas, dealer in bark 5 Pophu* k»ne

•{-Lawrence Anthony, hairdresser 405 N. FrontLawrence C. B. portrait painter SW cor. 7th and Sanson^

Lawrence Elizabeth, widow 33 Pewter Platter alley

Lawrence A. oysterman— cellar llth south 6th— d. h. Y'

SpafTord

Lawrence Isaac, merabt. U 3 nigh— d. h, near I

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Lawrence Augustus, baker 258 L ombard-{-Lawrence Adam, labourer back. 143 CherryLa \rence and Brown, NW. cor. Water and HighLawrence Benjamin, labourer High W Sch. 5th

Lawrence Charles, victualler JamesLawrence Charles, carter Harriot's 1. above Fifth

Lawrence Christian, victualler amesLawrence George Black, south Vine near 8th

•fLawrence Henry, laborer Green's courtLawrence Hannah widow, tayloress 7 Duke (N. L.)

Lawrence H. &. W. fringe, &c. manuf. 39 south SecondLawrence Isaac and Co. merchants 103 HighLawrence Jason O. B. M; d« 139 south Fifth

Lawrence John, baker 46 south ThirdLawrence John H. labourer back: of 69 Christian

Lawrence John, paper hanger 20 MaryLaurence Jacob, carter 529 south SecondLawrence J. H. jeweller 27 Julianna

Lawrence Lawrence, skindresser 290 VineLawrence Mary, teacher 3 StrawberryLawrence Michael, victualler James st.

Lawerene P. L. mercht. 8 n. LocustLawrence Wm. grocer S. E. corner 11th and LombardLawrence widow-, sempstress 18 Bank alley

Lavvson Alexander, engraver Pine above NinthLawson David, weaver Hopkins court (N.L )

Lawson Elizabeth, oysterwoman Racoon alley (N. L.)

Lawson R. boarding house 155 south 9th

Lawson Thomas, grocer NE. cor. Broad and Budd (N. L._)

Lawton Daniel, bricklayer 458 south FrontLawyer Samuel R. storekeeper 176 north SecondLaycock Fancis Paul, dyer 7th above CoatesLayer John, boat builder Oak n. BrownLayton John, superintendant hydrants Chesnut n. BroadLa\ cock J. H. fancy chair maker 83 south ThirdLaycock William S. carpenter 13th bet. Hign and ChesnutLearning Jeremiah F. merchant 117 south FourthLearning F. merchant 33 N. Front and 3d N. Water—d. h.

53 LombardLearning Rebecca, gentlewoman 53 PineLearning Thomas, F. merchant 199 south Front—d. h. 120Pine

L eatherman Ann, widow cor. 7th and Christian

Leatherman M. drayman Lily alley near TammanyLeatherberry Wm. shoemaker Queen n. ShakamaxonLeatherberry Abraham, shoema er 246 Sr. JohnLeadbeater John, lampmaker, &.c. 93 walnutLeaden Samuel, comb maker MariaLeamy John, president of the marine insurance company, and

Spanish consul's ofrice 79 DockLeace Henry, victualler MariaLea I. bookseller ai.d stationer—d. h. SE. cor. Chest and 4&.Lear John, tobacconist 203 Cedar

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Lear John, cordwainer Eleventh above PintLear John, 161 south TenthLear Robert, drover between Vine and WoodLe Brufi Charles, sworn state interpreter and professo:the French, Spanish and English languages io9 S. 2d

Lebo Daniel, innkeeper 276 HighLe Brun, Mrs. young ladies' seminary 159 south SecondLechler Joseph, oakcooper 97 BrownLechtell Jacob, drayman 133 CoatesLecount John, oysterman 3 Meyer's courtfLecount Joseph, labourer 30 Bor.sall's

Lecount Thomas, oysterman 123 south ThirdLecture Wm, cordwainer Carpenter (S.) above 2dLecony Maria, milliner 137 south SecondLechler George, vict. Fourth above BrownLecompte Wm. innkeeper 83 north WaterLe Compt .lames, oysterman 38 Coates alley

Lechleitner R. G. merchant, consul for the Netherlands 387north Second

Leddy Thomas, bottler 461 HighLee Andrew, shallopman 135 north WaterLee Ann, widow lower 54 SouthLee Campion Francis, storekeeper 3Z7 north FrontLee David, scrivener 1 9 north FourthLee Elizabeth, milkwoman back 101 CherryLee Franklin, bricklayer 98 Poplar, and tax collector 504

north SecondLee Frederick, brass founder cor. Fourth and Poplar I.

Lee Hannah, widow grocer 51 LombardLee Joseph, weaver Germantcwn r. above the ForksLee John, carrier back or 365 north ThirdLee Matilda, dealer 1:7 CedarLee Mrs. boarding house 222 south FrontLee Robert, bellows maker 87 ShippenLee Richard, skin dresser, Toy's courtLee Smith E. carpenter 1 Faris' alley

Lee William, hair dresser 39 ChesnutLee Wm. teacher Sch. 5th below HighLee Wm. chairmaker36;J N. Second—d. h. Lilly alley

Lee Wm. cabinet maker 115 north Front{Lee Yarmouth, mariner 34 PowellLeeds Ann, widow 5 Duke (JS. L.)Leeds Josiah W. mercht tailor and clothingstore 144 ChesnutLeedom Jonathan, merchant 210 south Water— d. h. 29 PineLeedon John, victualler 238 St. JohnLeeclare Joseph, storekeeper 442 north SecondLeech Henry, dealer Vine between Second and Third oppo-

site theN. L. BankLeec'i William, mariner 18 Little WaterLeeman James, mariner back 23 JohnLeeman Samuel, blacksmith 296 and 304 N. FrontLees John, chair maker 91 north Front

Lees Henn , victualler north Fourth above Tammany

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LeesPetsi, tailor 58 WoodLe Fevre James, merchant and agent for tlie Baltimore an*l

and Union line uf packets and steam boats 6 S. wharves

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d. 1). 27 RaceLegendre Mrs. 159 fine

Legerly William, shoemaker 40 TammanyLe Grace , dealer 1 01 north Fifth

Lehr Henry, storekeeper 288 north FrontLeheigh Coal and Navigation Company's wharf for lauding

coal, corner of OakLehman David, stocking weaver 181 St. JohnLehman George, saddler ReSevault's courtLehman George, trader Merredith's courtLehman Peter, druggist 320 High [see Lejnau.

Lehman Sybla, widow 206 Sassafras

Lehman William, druggist, ect. 76 south SecondLehman \V. 8c A. S. & E. Roberts, drug, paint and oil store

76 south SecondLehman W. E. druggist 77 1 ombardLe :?uray Nicholas, ciock and watch maker NW. corner 2<!

and NewLe Huray Nicholas, jr. clock and watch maker 170 N. 2dLeib Alust. victualler 2d near Genvr.uUo.vn roadLeibbrandt John Andrew, skindresscr 490 N. SecondLeclier John, music master 29 Filbert

Leich & Huckel, tailors 79 south WaterLeich Richard, grocer NE. corner of 2d and ChristianLeiper Thomas, tobacconist 274 HighLeiper W. G. tobacconist 427 (ligh

Leinau Andrew, hatier 101 north ThirdLeinau Daniel, hatter 101 north ThirdLeinau Daniel, hatter and dry goods st re 39 Sassafras

Leinau A.George, hatter -4. > north ThirdLeineau Daniel, hatter 18 north ThirdLeitman Henry, grocer 281 north ThirdLeidy Jacob, city watch 19 Watson's alley

Leidy Jacob, gentleman 212 VineLeibrand Frederick, shopkeeper SE. cor. Coates &, St. JohnLeister Karnpman ScCo. brewers N. L. brewery- 4th ab. VineLejee John R merchant 162 south SecondLeiar Henry, merchant 1 1 Lombard— -c. h. 50 S. v harvesLeland Benjamin, late auctioneer 148 south TenthLeland Charles, dry go^dmercht. Judd's hotell.elar Henry, merchant 1 1 LombardLemaire Ann, widow 23 Elfreih's allev

fLemaire E. hairdresser 58 south TenthLemmon John H. painter and glazier 280 MulberryLemon '•'•'. labourer f 2 Em len's cou-t (N, ! .)

Leman Anthony, mariner 61 GeorgeLenox David, gentleman NW. cor. 10th and ChesnutLenox Sarah, widow 42 GeorgeLennard Susan, washerwoman' between Garden and 8thLennig Nicholas, importer 265 north £ econd

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Lenfesty Mary, circulating library 142 north FrontLenard John, mastmaker—d. h.*24 Callowhill

Lentz Christian, carpenter back of 314 north SecondLentz Elizabeth, widow St. JohnLentz Jacob, manufacturer of soap for taking out stains, ect.

corner Noble and O. Y. roadLentz George, vict. 403 and 405 north Fourth—stall 1 N. L.

marketLentz Henry, merchant 236 and 238 N SecondLentz Jacoi, storekeeper 460 north ThirdLentz John, vict. cor. Maria and 4th—stall UN. L. market

[see Lantz and I anceLentner Geo. C. & Pa terson fancy chairmakes 50 ChesnutLend Peter, mariner 159 Christian

Leonard Michael, labourer Prime bel. Moyamensing r.

Leonard Gertrude, shopkeeper 48 Callowhill

Leroy Charles, bvoker 10 BreadLescnre Edward, silversmith 75 UnionLesh Henry, shoemaker 186 CherryLeslie Elkanah, pewtercr Little Boy's courtLesley Peter, cabinet maker 54 north ThirdLesley Thomas, spectacle maker 39 New MarkevLeslie Lydia, boarding house 1 MinorLesley Catharine, widow 2 j WoodLesley James, accountant 7\ south EighthLesher Charles, coach maker 115 Newesher John, farmer Christian above Sixth

Lesher Wm. farmer Shippen's lane

Lesher Wm. papermaker 69 CherryLesher George, coach maker 235 N. Second and cor. Cat*

lowhilland New MarketLesvalue Alexander, confectioner 179 LombardLetford Wm. cord»\ainer 87 north ThirdLeturno and DurfT, smiths 76 north Sixth

Letzing- Thomas, tailor 59 GeorgeLevau \V m. merchant 217 north EighthLevering Jacob, merchant 170 south FrontLeverim; Mary, widowLevering Jacob, grocer 5 High [see Lovering.

evering Jonathan H. carpenter 478 RaceLevick Ebenezer, currier N. W. coi'ner of Second and Cal.

lowhill

fLevick Charles, porter 29 Currant alley

Levick and Smith; drv goods store 57 north 2dLevy Aaron, drygoods store NE. cor. Third and NewLevy Isaac I. commission merchant 77 N. 4th

Levy J broker and commission merchant 36 S. Third

Levet Madam, gentlewoman 18 SwanwickfLevenier Man L. nurse back '62 south Fourth

Levis David, printer Lowber's court

Levis Hosea I. cashier Sch. bank \7 Palmyra rowLevis Sarah, widow 30 Cherry

Levis George, brickmaker Spruce W. Scb. Profit

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» cwis Ann, widow 1 1 PearLewis David, merchant and president of the Phccnix Insu-

rance company 127 S. Front— d. h 14 J 5. SecondLewis Ellen, widow 13 FearLewis Elia. widow 184 SwansonLewis Francis, hatter 362 north SecondLewis George, accountant 8 WoodLewis George, carpenter 96 BedfordLewis George, brickma.er Race near Sch. 8th

Lewis George, brickmaker Spruce W. Sch. FrontLewis Hezekiah, victualler 299 Callowhill

Lewis Harvey, silversmith and jeweller 143 ChesnutLewis Haven 5c co. merchants 127 S. FrontLewis .Tno.F. auctioneer CO S. Front—d. h. 124 8. 3dLewis' John, Bernard, musician 22 SansomLewis John, shallopman Oak near NobleLewis John, victualler 57 GardenLewis John, cordwainer 103 north EighthfLewis John, porter 28 BonsallLewis John, shalopman Oak n. Noble (N. L.)Lewis Jacob, labourer 110 DillwynLewis lames, hatter between 9th and GardenLewis Joseph, carter 210 St. JohnLewis Joseph, 100 LocustLewis Joseph, ropemaker Prince ab. Shakamaxon (K.)

Lewis Joseph, skindresser 552 north ThirdLewis Joseph S. merchant 25 Dock—d. h. 3 Itittenhouse

placeLewis Joseph S. and J. Bacon, merchants 25 DockLewis Job, oak cooper shop near old ferry—d. h. back 45

Key's alley

Lewis Job, 43 ShippenLewis Lawrence, merchant 107 south ThirdLewis Lvdia, widow 9 Friend's alms houseLewis Mary, perfumer 145 north Frontlewis NT. and S. X. merchants loo S. FrontLewis Margaret, drygoods store 154 X. FourthLewis Mordeica. red and wbitelcad manuf. Fine near Sch.

7th- d. n. 283 Spr<;ce

Lewis Miss Hannah 252 SpruceLewis Robert M. gentleman 190 south FrontLewis Robert, gentleman 106 south 5th

Lewis Rachel widow of Wm. 159 S. Fifth

Lewis Samuel N". 135 S. Front—d. h. 107 south Fourth1 ewis Samuel, labourer Swede's court

Lewis Lahina, tavernkeeper 95 north FourthLewis Lamuel, blacksmith 49 Penn;Lewis Thomas, waiter 34 PowellLewis Wm. carter Buttonwood near FifthLewis Wm. A. & Co. coppersmiths 201 N. Third and 7* NFront

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Lex Charles, combmaker 4 '.2 nm-th FourthLex Henry, ornamentalxrarver Hinckle'sct. Vin*Lex Jacob, merchant 283 High—d. h. S\. NinthLex Peter, sugar refiner 283 HighLeyden Adam, 29 N. NinthLife Pichard, ornamental stainer 47 WoodLieheck Philip, locksmith 314 Vine street

Lig-hton .lane, widow near Eleventh in FilbertLighten William, maltsterer 339 CallowhillLigget John, storekeeper 46 S. SecondLikes George, labourer 127 BrounLillybridge Chariot, widow 121 XewLimeburner George, bookbinder 88 Poplar laneLimmeruau John, gunsmith 548 north ThirdLink John, cordwainer 108 NT

. EighthLinck Peter, cordwainer Vine corner of CrownLindsay Hugh, stevidore back 36 CherryLindsay Margary, widow boarding house 12 north Sixth

fLindsay John, sweep master 2 Elbow alley

Lindsay Thomas, hatter 53 ChesnutLindsey John, carter 446 north ThirdLingfelter Andrew, 27Appletree alley

Link Jacob, shoemaker 10 DillwynLink Jacob, cedar cooper near BroadLink George, carter 11 RachelLinker Daniel, sen. gentleman 302 north SeconalLinker Henry, potter 411 north FourthLinker Daniel, potter Noble near ThirdLinker John, 302 N. SecondLinker and Potter, potters 320 N. 2dLinn John H. merchant 72 south Front, d. h. 229 SpruceLinn Robert, mariner 49 Mead alley

Linn Prudence, segar maker 16 Sassafras alley

Linn Simon, merchant counting house 285 HighLin William, baker 460 north FrontLinkham Thomas, mason Washington st. Morrisville

Lenis William, labourer 23 TammanyLinceburner J. innkeeper 5j1 north SecondLinninsheets John, oak cooper '69 St. John'sLinninsheets Margaret, washerwoman 468 north ThirdLinninsheets Peter, oak cooper -69 St. John'sLinnard T. M. and J. M. lumber merchants cor. Spruce andEleventh

Linard Thomas, lumber merchant 150 south Tenth.

Linard Wm., U. S.d-p. quarter master general 205 southFourth

Linton Benjamin, nailor 269 Pace, dwelling 27 north TenthLinton Martha, 221 SwansonLinton John, tobacconist 28 KunckelLippard John, hatter 115 north NinthLippinctt Amelia, wifiow tailoress 26 New market

dwelling Broo ; 's court

Lippincott Benajah B. hatter 108 Market

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lippincott Benjamin, grocer NW corner Arch and FrontLippincott Benjamin, hatter 140 SassafrasLippincott Charles, tailor Price's court

Lippincott Kli/abeth, dry good store 179 north SecondLippincott Joseph, innkeeper 440 north • econdLippincott Isaac, accountant 9 KunlLippincott Joshua, commission merchant north-west cornerTeith and Arch

Lippincott J. and W. &, Co. commission merchants and auc-tioneers 34 south Front .

Lippincott P. C. carpenter back 15 BuddLippincott S. E. tavernkeeper 10 • aetitia courtLippincott Wm. commission merchant 34 south Front dwell-ing south-east corner Eleventh and Arch

Lish Henry, cordw oner 186 CherryLisle Charles P. scrivener and accountant 7 north SixthLisle Mary, gentlewoman 127 south SecondLisle John, merchant south-west corner Washington Squareand Locust

LitTigow David, sexton Dr Wiley's church '0 MarbleLithgow Elizabeth, widow china store 238 south SecondLittle Archibald, trader 93 Lombard{Tittle Aaron, labourer 6 Bonsall

Little Ann, wido 101 VineLittle Daniel, carter 4o Coats'

Little David, schoolmaster 467 north SecondLittle Elijah, Tailor, 1 Fayett street

Little Hannah, widow 146 South L th.st.

Li^tell E. boo' seller and stationer 88 ChesnutLittle Mrs. seminary 2 Trotters Allev

Little James, carter Schl. 8th bet. Sassafras & VineLittle Rufus, dealer 84 SwansonLittle Wm. Fishmonger, 34 Coates AlleyLittleboy M. J military feather, comb, and patent Iamjft

store 46 north SecondLivingston Elizabeth, Mantati maker, 11 Juniper LanefLivingston John, waiter, Portland lane

Livingston Mrs. Ann, gentlewoman 346 HighLivingston Mary, Mrs of Henry, Sch 7th above CedarLivensetter John, Teacher, 18 New Market st.

Lively Wm M. Teacher, 189 south seventhLitzenburg Jacob, labourer near cor Sch. 3d & MulberryLivezey John, r. & co. Flourmerchants NE cor. Sassafrasand Water sts.

Livezey Mary, widow, of John, Tailor. 50 N. WaterLobb Benjamin, labourer, near Schl. 3d and MulberryLobdell & Elmes. Hatters 1 X) Market st.

Lochary Niell. Grocer, St. Mary's near seventhLocard Margaret, widow of Jonathan, Schl. 7 near CheriyLockard Wm. labourer, 124 Perry st.

Lock Samuel, Innkeeper 45o N. Front.L^ckv. od Florence, Boarding house, 53 S. Juniper st

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Lockwood Edwjml, Indian Physician, south side Market op,

posite Centre SquareI i ckton Elizabeth,, widow dry good store 150 S. Frontl.ocken James, bookbinder 1 Hinkles courtI odge Isaac, Penn St. K.

Lodor Benjamin, aenr Turner, 1j8 north 5th st.

Loder Benjamin, turner 128 N. Fifth

Lodor Benjamin, H. tailor next 55 WalnutLoder John, Tailor, 221 south FrontLogan Mary, widow, shopkeeper, 98 New st.

Logan Thomas, Tanner, 107 Poplar

Logan Win. silk, &.c. dyer Heydes CourtLowber Edward, 57 north FourthLloyd Isaac, merchant 53 south wharves— d. h. 86 UnionLoyd Joshua, shoemaker 83 VineLlo\d Nicodemus, blacksmith 92 north SeventhLlovd Nichodemus, smith, SE cor. Seventh and Cherry an£374 High—d. h. 92 north Seventh

Loyd Richard, house carpenter 208 north FourthLloyd Samuel, stove factory, 116 CherryLloyd Thomas, stenog*rapher 148 north EighthLloyd Wood, Hatter, SE cor. 3d and Church Alley

Lloyd Willison, coach maker, 125 LombardLohra and Carlisle, ironmongers 139 HighLohra J. ironmonger 139 High, dwelling 222 SpruceLohra Peter, Notary Public, 59 Dock, SE cor. Walnut

Office Dock first door below WalnutLong Andrew, cordwainer Rose Alley

Long Henry, shoemaker near 12th and RaceLong John, Painter. Paschalls Alley

Long John, soap and candle manufacturer, 91 north WaterLong Jacob, carpenter, Buttenwood near 6th st.

I ong John, tallowchandler cor. Wood and sixth

Long John, blacksmith 97 BuddLong Mar}', inkeeper N. Fourth above Callowhill

Long Stephen, major U. S Artillery 240 Filbert st.

Long Samuel, domestic coffee manufactory N\V cor. of 4l!;

and NobleI ong Acre Sarah, Tutoress. 54 Lombard

, Long Wm. Tobacconist. Fries Court

Long widow of William, ^8 4 N. Eighth

Long James. Sea captain, 207 south seventh

Long Jane, widow, grocer Sassafras Alley

Longer Pa* rick, grocer, 184 north Water st.

Lonabaugh Christian, drayman James st.

Longbaugh Frederick. Victualler 1- Well's RowLonabaugh George, James st.

+• ongpoint Samuel, carriage driver, 78 north l!th st.

Longstreth Charles, paper merchant 129 High—d. h. 3

Church Alley

Longstreth David, merchant 188 S. SecondLongstreth Esther, Boarding House, 133 High

Longstreth Isaac, T. broker 24 Church ay.—d. h. 371 Race

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Longstrcth J. G. paper maker 355 HighLongstrcth Joshua, merch. 2i Church ay.— d. h. 183 ArchLongstrcth Morris, mercht. 188 N. 4thLohgstreth Samuel, merch. 113 High—d. h. 181 ArchLong-streth Thomas and Charles, paper hanging factory

Kunkel ab. Callow hill

Long-streth Thomas M. bookseller and manufacturer ofhanging paper, -29 High—d. h. 185 Arch [see Langstroth

Longwill Matilda, boarding house 29 Carter's alley

Lonton Francis, Painter 162 LombardLonton Joseph, painter, &c. 143 S. 2d—-d, h. 3 Greens ct.

Lonton Peter, painter and glazier back 35 MulberryLonton and West, painters, &c. 143 S. 2dLooker Timothy, cordwainer 107 ChristianLoos Christian, baker 378 N. secondLopaz Mathias, prompter at theatre 41 Zane street

fLoress John, waiter 209 S. EighthLorain Lydia, widow of John, 266 MulberryLorillard Blase, tobacconist 416 MarketLort Mary, grocer 16 CherryLott Henry, carpenter SE. cor. loth and CedarLoud Thomas and John, piano forte manufactory 361 HighLouden Joseph, shoemaker 31 mechanicLouderback Mathias, 2 M'Culloch's courtLouderback Wm. cordwainer Kessler's alley

Louderback Wm. bricklayer SW. cor. Chesnut and 12thLoudenlager Richard, toyshop 94 N. 4thLoudenslickor Adam, victualler 213 N. EighthLouge Wm. drayman Race near rich. 7thLoushou Thomas, grocer & tavern, NW corner George and

SecondLoughead Joseph, teacher N. 4th near Poplar laneLoughead James, Oak cooper 54 GreenLoughead Thos. 54 GreenLoughery Wm. shoemaker 4 S. 13thLouiset A. D. washer and mender of silk lace 90 CherryLove, Robert, printer 43 JohnLove Wm, ladies shoemaker 5 Elmslies alley

Love Wm. cordwainer Browne n. CharlotteLovere John, plaisterer Juniper below WalnutLoveridge Joseph, blacksmith 17 & 26 DockLovett John, carpenter Race near Rch. thLovett Robert, stone seal engraver 1 Carpenter's court, d. h,Townsend's court

Lovett William, tobacconist 47 Cedar and 389 north Se-cond

Lower Abraham, cabinet maker 98 St. JohnLowber Bowers, cabinetmaker Beach near MaidenLowber Bowers, currier 2o7 north SecondLowber Daniel, 2J4 N\ 4th i. e, dwelling houseLowber Elizabeth, shoe binder Budd st

Lowber Edward, druggist 144 north Third, dwelling 57north Fourth

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Lowber John C. attorney at law 104 Walnut'Lowber Wm. tanner and currier 251 north ThirdLowber Wm. and Daniel, tanner and curriers 253 N. 3dLowder Mary, widow 254 north WaterLowden Dobbins, tailor 51 DrownLowden Dobbins, 51 BrownLowder George, labourer SW. cor. Pegg and New MarkeiLowe Charlotte, widow 14 Fromberger's courtLowe Thomas, grocer NW. cor. of Cedar and BarronLower Abraham, cabinetmaker north Third ab. Qallowhii!Lower Jane, widow 4th near BrownLower Joseph, silver smith 30 SpruceLownes David, tailor 84 north FourthLownes Edward, geld and silver smith 123 ChesnulLownesberry Carpenter, ship carpenter 18 DukeLowery Abigal, Upholsteress 29 Callowhill

Lowry Ann, Hyde's courtLowry Andrew, weaver SayLowry Eleanor, mantua maker 210 south FrontLowry Elizabeth H. dry good store 11 Callowhill

fLowry Eliza, 9th below LombardLowry George, victualler Prime near SwansonLowery M. S. tailor 93 Sassafras

Lowrey Lewis, victualler corner Vine and TentkLowry Margaret, shopkeeper 29 Callowhill

Lowry M. mariner 19 CedarLowery Philip, victualler 267 Callowhill

Lowry Rosanna, widow James'Lovry Samuel, labourer Federal near ThirdLoxley Mary, widow 117 ArchLoxlev Richard, currier 115 Mulberry

Lpiley Richard & B. curriers 115 and 117 Mulberry

Loyd Serrill and Oakford, merchants 169 HighLovd Thomas, merchant 349 HighLuciani P. confectioner 136 HighLucas Eleanor, 18 i ombardLucas Eleanor, dry good store 172 SpruceLucas J. boot and shoemaker 17 south Seventh

Lucben Catharine, cake baker 316 north Second

Lvibring Frederick S. sea captain 30 Union

Lucy Anthony, carter Vine near BroadLucv Moses, labourer M'lberry n. Juniper

Lucey William, storekeeper cor. Sen. Third and HigHLudie Jacob II. carpenter Fourth near GreenLudv Jacob, carpenter Maria

Luddington A. teacher 169 south Fifth

Ludwick Sophia, widow 105 Vine

Ludwick widow oF Jehu, 244 north Eighth

Lueders Thomas C. brewer Wood below Fourth

Luffberrv Conrad, shipwright 12 BrownLugar Sophia, . idow V5 Poplur

Lugate widow north Front above BrowneLuke and Cn.ew, merchants 21 Chesnut

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Lukens Abraham, mason Fourth near GreenLukens Enos & Co. saddlers 106 High

Lukens Elizabeth, widow miliner 78 Arch

Lukens Jonathan & Co. saddlers kc. 102 HighLukens John, shoemaker Brooks'

Lukens Maria, boarding- house 36 KansomLukens Joseph, gentleman 181 GreenLukens Isaiah, town clock maker and mechanist back 171

HighLukens William, blacksmith, shop 28 Coats'

Lukens William, carpenter back 198 north Eighth

Lukens William, blacksmith back 101 BuddLumberry John, bottler 104 north Sixth

Lumey Robert, assistant at Water works 198 Cherry

Lunn' Lewis 143 north Third

Lunwaren Francis, ship carpenter 3 York court (N. L.)

Lupton James, tailor 136 Dillwyn

Lush John, printer north-east cornor Sch. Fifth & ChesnutLuther William T. Boston biscuit baker south Wharves bfr

low CedarfLuton John, carter Paschall alley

Lutz Conrad, shipwright Hanover below QueenLutz Conrad, tobacconist Paschall's alley

Lutz H. cedar cooper 467 north SecondLutz John, combmaker Sch. Eighth near CherryLutz Stimmel, tobacconist 258£ HighLyans Mary, washerwoman Vine near BroadLyand William, cabinetmaker 253 RaoeLybrand Christian, gentleman 129 NewLybrand Margaret, widow of Jacob 39 north EighthLybrand Sarah, widow of Michael 38 Filbert

Lybrand William brickmaker 38 Filbert

Lyer Hannah, boarding house 66 NobleLyle & Newman, merchants 53 WalnutLyle Peter, merchant High cor. Sch. Sixtft

Lyle Sarah, widow 245 south FrontLyle Thomas, sea captain 17 ShippenLyman 8t Brother, dry good store 162£ HighLynch Edward, accountant 142 north EighthLyman Edward, paper stainer back 25 North alley

Lyman Richard, oak cooper 57 MechanicLyman Thomas, merchant 164£ High, d.h. 122 S. ThirdLyming William, shallopman Lilley alley

Lynch William, merchant 38 Dock, d. h. 226 SpruceLynch Jonas, cordwainer Marriott's lane near FourthLynch Mary, widow Vine near TenthLynd James, domestic warehouse 33 north SecondLyndall David, chairmaker 99 north FrontLyndali James, carpenter Pine above NinthLyndall John, south Fourth below LombardLyndall Joseph W. cabinetmaker 201 and 203 S. FourthLyndall Mrs. widow Federal near FrontLyndall Maria, widow 501 south Front

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LombardLynn S-mon, mere] rt-h EighthI.\ yns Eliaa, Widow shopkeeper Sugar alley

Lyons Jane, widow Bedford above TwelfthLyons Joseph, blacksmith Federal near FrontLyons Samuel, tinplate worker 33 HighLyon Patrick, smith and hydraulic engine maker Library

M'ADAM WM. weaver 18 S. BroadM'Adams Mary, mantua maker 141 N. 6thM'Adam Thos. whiskey & flour store High W. Sch.4thM'ArTee John, weaver Lombard below 13thM' Vltster ' harles, merch. 66 Dock- d. h. 142 ArchAI'Alhster David, storekeeper 88 Oak st. (N. L.)M* All. ster John. jun. wbipmaker, Sec. 48 Chesnut.M Alftsier John, grocer SW. cor. Race and EighthM'-Aliister John and son, whipmakers, &c. 41 Chesnut and

34 Frank, roadM\'» tester Jesse, shoemaker 335 N. 3dM'A'lister Margaret, widow, tailoress 78 N. Ttla

M'Alpin Andrew, merchant tailor 122 Chesnut—d. h. 1 Cs£iter s alley

M'Alpin lames, gentleman 122 ChesnutM'Anall James, ba^er S. W, cor. Fifth and SouthM'Anuhy Ennis, labourer Ann near Sen. 8th

IVAnulty Hugh, tavernkeeper 416 High above 13th

M'Annelly Patrick, labourer corner of Coats and St, JohnM'Arthur Charles, d\er31 UnionMVVran John, gardener Filbert near Sch. 6th

M'Avoy Richard, grocer 36 Browne SE. cor. BuddM Bride Andrew, weaver callowhill ab. 11th

M'Bride Collin, innkeeper Broad ab. ArchM'Bride Patrick, innkeeper cor. of Lomb. and Front

M'Bride Bobt. Y. saddler, &c. 48 N. 3d—d. h. 28 Cherry

M'Brvan Patrick, labourer SVV. cor. of Sch. 6th Sc MombaroM'Bnan Wm. labourer 15 Filbert

M'Ca'lla Alexander, innkeeper Golden Swan 69 N. 3dM'Calla Archd. china merch. 66 N. 4th

M'Calla John, storekeeper 66 N. 4th

M'Calla Robert, apothecary and druggist NW. cor. 11th. ami

GeorgeM'Calla Robert, hatter Holmes alley

M'Call Archd. merch. 123 Walnut—d. h. 91 south 8th

M'Call Eleanor, widow, NE. cor. 4th & Cypress alley

MTafl Mrs. boarding house 206 S. Front

M'Call Margaret, 9i PineM'Call Judith, widow, 3:j2 ChesnutM'Call John C. attorney at law 225 WalnutM'Call widow, gentlewoman 308 Chesnut

M'Call John, shipwright near Christian

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M'Call Wm. grocer NW. cor. marriotts lane & 5th

M'CalJan John, weaver Rasberry lane iM'Callan James, labourer Say st.

M'Callmont George, merch. 21 Dock—d. h. 70S. 4tb

M'Calvay James,dealer 85 S. WaterM'Callay Charles, tanner Noble n. 2dM'Cafferty James, drayman Cedar above TenthM'Cammon Samuel, drayman High W. of Sch. EighthM'Cann Aaron, tanner 6 Noble st.

M'Cann James, superintendant for Moyamensing township16l Shippen

M'Canles and Chambers, grocers NE. cor. of Branch and 4th

M'Canles John, jun. grocer NE. cor. Branch and FourthM'Cann Thomas, dealer SW. cor- of 10th and TineM'Can John, commissioner 161 ShippenM'Caraher Alex, grocer NE, cor. Vine and 4th—d. h. 137Vine

M'Carren James, bottler 150 VineM'Carren liobt. messenger in custom house 8 Elmslies all^y

M'Cartney Wm. tallow chandler Lilly alley

M'C'arty Ann. widow 12 Passyunk roadM'Carty & Davis, printers and booksellers 204 MarketM'Carty Dennis, drayman Eckfeldts courtM-Carty Daniel, shipjoiner 10 maryM'C'arty Patrick, dealer SE. cor. of 5th and PruneM'Carty Wm. turner 78 N. 6thM'Carthy James, ladies shoemaker back 35 LombardM'Carthy J, tavernkeeper 159 N. 3dM'Cartney Alexander, coachman 4 DockM'Carle Felix, tallow chandler 5 NobleM'Cartds William, tallow chandler NW. cor. ofGeorge's arfti

3dM'Causland Alex, grocer and chocolate manufacturer 185 S..

6thM'Caulay John, merch. and coppersmith 119 S. FrontM'Cauley James, gentleman 28 WoodM'Cauley Isaac, patent floor cloth manufactory Bushhill store

N. 3d opposite Harp and Eagle tavernM'Caulev Margaret, Chest cor. Sch. 3dM'Clain Alex, tailor 24 BreadM'Clean mrs. widow of Thos. NE. cor. of 5th and PruneM'Clean Patrick bottler and tavern keeper NE. cor. of 5th &

PruneM'Clain John, tailor 388 N. 3dM'Clain J, M. ladies shoemaker 179 CedarM'Clane John, tailor 49 PineM'Clean John, HIGH CONSTABLE 3 Gaskill

M'Clean Thomas, tavernkeeper 368 MarketM'Clain Archibald, stocking weaver 496 S. FrontM'Cland George N. dry good store 90 N. 2dM'Claskey Catharine, widow cotton card manufacturerM'Claskey John, carter Spruce West Sch. Front

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M'Clellan D. W. B. teacher Locust st. opp. Washingtonsquare ,

M'Clellan Geo. M. D. 155 WalnutM'Clellan John, carpenter 52 gardenM'Clellan Wm, B. academy opposite 6 Norris alleyM'C lay James, bricklayer 1 Richardsons courtM Clay John, plasterer 14 Juniper laneM'Cleary Daniel, plasterer 5 Randall's courtM'Clarren Archibald, grocer NW. cor. Wood and 6thM'Clintoek Joseph A. carpenter 26 ChesterM'Clintock Thomas, druggist 107 S. NinthM'Cloud Malcolm, carpenter back 154 Sassafras

fM' Cloud Philip, porter 19 Acorn alley

M'Cloud Thomas, weaver Arch near 13thM'Cloud John, hatter 46 HighM'Closkey James, weaver Race near Sch. 7thM'Closkey M ichael, curb stone setter near Sch. 7thM'Closkey Lydia circulating library 249 S. FrontM'Closkey Patrick, carter 511 S. 2dM'Closkey Wm. cordwainer 23 ShippenM'Cluskey John, drover 208 VineM'Cluskey John, drover 2:6 VineM'Cluskey Wm. tavernkeeper 1st house above centre square

south side M rket st.

M'Clung & Gilpen, grocers 47 PineM'Clurg Samuel, cooper 21 Margaretta—d. h. 42 New Mai-

'ket

JVi'Clurg Wm. grocer 176 S. FrontM'Clure Alex, labourer back 20 Cypress alley

M'Clure David, Nautical academy 32 Chesnut below 2tl

M'Clure Miss Ann. SW. cor. IT ArchM'Clure James, accountant 324 RaceM'Clure Samuel, carpenter 134 S. 9th

M'Cormick Daniel, coachman 133 CherryM'Cormick Daniel, cordwainer marriotts lane bt. 4th & 5th

M'Cormick Henry, shopkeeper 14 Chancery lane

M'Cormick Henry, watchman Burker's alley

M'Cormick Hector, stone cutter High W. Sch. 3dM'Cormick Henry, labourer Walnut alley

M'Cormick, liquor store 396 market st.

M'Cormick John, grocer NW. cor. 3d & UnionM'Cormick James, cordwainer 391 n. 2dMCormick John, shoemaker Jones alley

M'Cormick Philip, bootmaker 35 WalnutM'Corm.ck Wm. maiden st. ferry K.

M'Conntil Eleanor, teacher 57 Gaskill

M'Conell George, weaver 438 north 3dM'Corkle Jas. blacksmith back 308 S. FrontM'Corkle 8t Hamelin, editors and publishes of the Freemans

Journal and mercantile Advertiser 68 DockM'Corkle Robert, baker prices court

M'Comb John,-blacksmith 197 S. seventh

M'Comb Wm. type founderer, Shippen near 10th

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M'Cord David, tin plate worker—d. h. 13 Gray's alley

M'Collin John, watchmaker 2 17 S. 2dM'Collin John 53 SpruceM'Collin Wm. tailor 106 CrownM'Conn Wm. labourer 267 S. 7th

M'Connor Carter George near Sch. 8th

M'Conne/ Frances, widow boarding1 house 39 CherryM'C^yvGeorge, ganger 77 NewM'Goy Margaret, washerwoman Beach near maidenM'Coy Mary, widow Oak near Coats, M. L.

M'Coy Rosina. widow dealer 3 Poplar alley

M'Cowan Hannah, "8 PruneM'Cready Daniel, weaver High near Sch. 6th

M'Credy Bernard merch.—d h. 179 WalnutM'Credy Dennis, merch. 9 N. Water d. h. 19 UnionM'Cready 8c Parker, merchants 9 N. Water st.

M'Credy Bernard, cotton manufacturer 3 N. FrontM'Crea Edward, store 469 HighM'Crea John, merch. 73 S. front d. h.348 marketM'Crea Mary, widow dealer Pewterplatter alley

M,Crea Sophia, widow 129 S. 11th

M'Crea Thos. laborer maiden st. near stone bridgeM'Crosson Daniel, morocco manufacturer 374 marketM.Crelish Archibald, soapboiler 267 N. 3dM'Curdy Daniel, collector of poor-tax ab. Chesnut 13thM'Curdy James, cordwainer 30 Little WaterM'Curdy John, boot and shoemaker 76 ChesnutM'Curdy Hugh, shoe store 20 HighM«Curdy John, jun. boot and shoe mafcef 36 ChesnutM'Curdy John, shoemaker 6th near NobleM'Curdy J. shoemaker 18 3. 4thM'Curdy Margaret, milliner 44 Marl oroughM'Curdy Rachael, semstress NorthM'Culley Elizabeth, shopkeeper 164 Sassafras

M'Culley fames, stone mason 4th n. G. R.

M-Cnlly James, labourer Lombard ab. 11th

M'Culley Robt. cordwainer back 393 S. 2dM'Culley Thomas, button ma-s er 97 NobleM'Culley Wm. boot and shoe warehouse 25 ChesnutM'Culloh Anna, widow 214 SpruceM'Culloch James, merch. 114 iN . 9th

M'Cutchen Ebenezer. 118 N. 5th

M'E '-en Daniel plaister paris manufacturer 19 north 9thM'Daniel John B. labourer back of 337 N. 3dM'Daniel John. deputy keeper at Prune st. prison 38 AnnM'Dermot Edward. & co. merchants NE. cor. Front and

Chesnut d. u.*186 SpruceM'Dcrmott, paver bacv of 215 S. 6th

M'permott Peter, grocer 87 S. 5th

M'Dermand Isaac, cabinet maker 49 N. FourthM'Dermott paver back 6 south 6th

M*Devitt Daniel, labourer 40 LombardM'Devitt Daniel, labourer 240 Lombard

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M'Devittllugh, dealer south wharves above CedarM'Dev :

.tt James, cordwainer 2?4 S. 2dM'Donald Ann, widow mangier 14 Sterling alleyMPDonald Alex, labourer Budd near LaurelM'Donell Andrew, stone mason 116 north 8thM' Donald David, grocer SW. cor. Lombard and 7thM'Donald David, grocer S W. cor. 7th and LombardM'Donald Elisha, coachman 58 CoatsM'Donnald Eliza, widow Sell 7th above "RaceM'Donald Francis, labourer Ann west Sch. 8thM'Donald John, cedar cooper 254 St. JohnM'Donald John, coach spring ma er 146 S. 10thM'Donnald James, grocer ab. NW. cor. Mulberry & 7thM'Donnald Charles, brickmaker Jones alley n. Sch. 5th and

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M'Donald James, tailor 85 S. 5thM'Donald Malcolm gentleman 89 S. 6thM'Donald Margaret, widow teacher 37 S. 5thM'Donnald Richard, silver plater near Callowhill and Ridge

roadM'Dougall widow 219 WalnutM'Donaugh John, weaver Germantown road above the forks

M 'Donell James, labourer back of 67 ShippenM'Dowell Wm. H. clock and watciima^er 130 S. FrontM'Donaugh Jeremiah, tailor 125A PineM'Donagh Sarah, grocery store and tavern SW. cor. 8th and

CherryM'Dowell, widow huxter .9 Strawberry alley

M'Donaugh Thos. porter U. S. Bank 99 CedarM'Donough Vi'm. grocer SW. cor. 4th and SpruceM'Elroy Hannah, widow 182 S 4th

M'Elroy Hugh, weaver Lombard ab 12th

M'Elroy Martha, widow nurse Taper alley

M'Elroy Hugh, weaver Lombard ab. 12th

M'Elroy James F. accountant 188 S. 4th

M'Elwee Charles B. accountant .4 PearM'Elwee Andre .v, shuttle maker 13 below CedarM'Elwee Rebecca, widow 39 ZaneM ;Elwee Wm. weaver Jones alley n. Sen- 5th St Filbert

M'Elwee Ann, teacher 39 ZaneM'Ewen Clement, weaver 121 north Juniper

M'Even Hannah, widow washerwoman Mint court

M'Ewen widow 2d ab. Jun per lane in WalnutM'Ewen James, weaver near cor. Callowhill and 13th

M'Ewen Mrs. widow of Thos. 255 mulberryM-Ewen James, inn and livery stable keeper 322 N. 2dM'Fadden Archibald, type founder Cedar ab;-l0th

M'Faden Stephen, tvpe founder cor. Cedar and 11th

M'Faden Wcc\. gentleman 148ChesnutM'Farland H. grocer 212 north WaterM'Farland Arthur, labourer Cedar near 13th

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M'Farland Wm. coachmaker 12 UnionM'Farland Mary, widow of John 12 north 7thBWarland Margaret, widow s- ore-keeper 101 SpruceMFarland S. alcohol distiller Prune near 6thM'Farran Wm. gentleman -1-56 norch 3dM'Fee James, weaver 39 FranklinM'Fee John, grocer 3 Christian

M'Fee Wm. Tobacconist Drinkers alley

M'Gauley Mary, widow grocer SW. cor. of Prime and FrontM'Gauley Richard, grocer SW. cor. Water and RaceM'Gauley Richard, i Sassafras st. whaifM'Gaw John, candle roanuf. Germantown road ab. Laurel

M 'Gill Anthony, labourer 18 X. WaterM*GiB James cooper 49 S. Water and Tun alley

M'Gtll Michael, 322 north Front cor. NobleM'Gill Quinton. millwright mulberry near Sch. FrontM'Ginley Daniel, paper maker 255 north 3dM'Ginley Hugh, tavernkeeper 13 south 7thM'Ginley W. constable ljl Cherry bel. 8thM'Ginnes Mrs. widow 58 GreeneM'Ginnes Barney, carter 88 St. John street

M'Ginnes Daniel, professor of elocution 70 LocustM'Gee Edward, grocer NW. cor. and 6th ElizabethM'Gee John, drayman Nonaters couitM'Gee James, saddler Cleaver alley near 5thM'Gee Patrick, bootmaker south 4th street

M'Gee Wm. oak cooper Walter's courtM'Glathery Margaret, widow 13th near MarketM'Glinsey M curb stone setter, 8 S. 13thM'Glinsey James, curbstone setter 8 S. 13thM'Glue Luke, harness maker &c.back of 133 S. 9fhM'Gonogle Roswell, teacher 216 north 6thM'Gonegal Rosewell. teacher 46 north 5thM'Gewen Peter, teacher 246 S. 7thM'Gowen Thos.7 marshalls alley

M'Gowen widow of Edward 111 PruneM'Gowan Wm. umbrella rcaker 225 north 2dM'Gowan , umbrella maker 70 S. FrontM'Guigan Felix, candle manufacturer 63 UnionM'Guigan Patrick, typefounder Cedar near lllhM'Guigan John, clerk of St Joeph's Chapel 3 Marshalls alley

M'Guigan Mary, widow grocer NW. cor. 10 and SpruceM'Green miss Mary, 100 SpruceM'Grath John, drv'good store 111 S. 2dM'Grath & M'Makin, tailors 34 ChesnutM'Graugh Barnabas, carpenter Ann near Schl. 8thM'Guire Charles, boot and shoe maker 6 south 13thM'Guire Robert, carpenter 38 PennM'Guire Michael, tavernkeeper SW. cor. Carters and Go-

fort lis alley

M'Guire John, grocer 143 north 4th SE. cor. Callowhill

M'Guire Patrick, drayman Shippen near 6th

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M'Gmre Patrick, weaver SE. cor. 4th and SpruceM'G.nre Thomas, carter Caljowhill street near Schl.,1M Heran Catharine, widow of John 401 RaceM*H !gh George, porterhouse 6 DockM'JIetfry Thos. cordwainer v Carlyies courtM'llhenney foilj), accountant cor. Juniper and Walnut.M'llhenney Samuel, clerk 49 old York roadM'Uhenney Win. : ;*!or 49 old York roadM'Uhenny Joseph, watchmaker 13 north 3d^M'Hhenney Wm attorney at law 49 old^York roadM'Hhenney FJizabeth, widow shopkeeper 128 SassafraSM'lilear Patrick, tailor Dawson's Cv>urt

M'livaine, J. attorney at law 74 S. 6th street

M'Hwain J. K. jeweller Breadv's courtM'ivain Bloomrield, attorney at law 44 south 5'.h

M'livaine Joseph B. merchant southwharves ab. Drawbridge.d, h. 104 south

{Front

M'livaine Mary, widow 11 PruneM'livaine Wm. merch. 1 1 PruneXlMlroy Jas. livery stable keeper Schl. S. 8th near marke^.

street

M'llroy James, F. inspector of customs 45 N. 7thM'llroy Sarah, Gent. SvV. cor. 10 and WalnutM'llroy John, merchant 65 TammanyM'Intire Archibald, manager Union Canal Lotteries 127 Ch^-t

nut d. h. 235 SpruceM'Intire Able, comn. mercht. 106 UnionM'Intire John, porter back 356 marketMdntire John, cordwainer 172 south 5th

M'Intire Margaret, mantua maker 214 south 3dM'Tntire Isaiah, shoemaker 84 south FrontM'Intire Stephen, cordwainer 387 S. FrontM'intire Samuel, cabinetmaker 172 PineM'Karaher Charles, fancy store 41 north 2dM'Kain Thomas, capt. Trenton packet 171 N. FrontM'Kean John, shoemaker 100 PoplarM'Kean Buchannan, merchant 84 Union d. h.45 S. Froifc

M'Keen Henry, watchmaker 119 ChesnutM'Keen Andrew, stone mason 4 above GeorgeM'Kean Ann, widow 14 CherryM'Kean Thomas, gentleman 117 S. 5th

M'Kee Andrew, tailor 3 Emlens court (N. L.)

M'Kee David, carpenter Vine near 10th

M'Key Thomas, bricklayer 7 Sugar alley

M'Kee Bernard, botlerjcor. 4 & SprucefM'Keel John, waiter George ab. 12th

M'Kay George, teacher 54 Sassafras

M'Keaver John, labourer Lombard E.of Schl. 7tfe.

M'Kenny M. C. widow 47 old York road

M'Kenny Mary, shop keeper 6th near Coat£

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^CFKeown George, innkeeper SW.cor. ofPine aad PennM'Keown Eliza, widow 50 PennM'Keever Benjamin, tanner and currier 18 FranklinM'KenzieCharles

;tailor 42 Strawberry

M'Kenzie Jchn, confectioner & pastry co k back 19 \valnftt

M'Kinley John, teacher back 40 N. FourthM'Kinney Felix, weaver cor. George and Pitt (N. L,)M'Kinley Hugh, shoemaker & watchman 112 north JuniperM'Kinley Martha, dry good store 1 33 south NinthM'Kinley John, grocer 28 North alley

M'Kenzie VVm. gentleman 36 UnionM'Kinley Wm. grocer SW. cor. inland PockM'Kiggens Mary, washerwoman John ab. Callowhill

M'Kibbin D. grocer 62 MarketM'Kibbin Wm. sea captain 151 PineM'Kissick Wm. bootmaker 17 Elizabeth

M fKnight A. burr millstone maker 5 DecaturM'Knight Robert, labourer 115 north JuniperM'Knight William, fishmonger black horse alley

M'Koy Roberta bellowsmaker and brand cutter 7 Tammatfyshop Lily alley

M'Koy William, first teller bank North America 8 PowellM'Laughlin Charles, broker 28 Carter's alley

M'Laughlin Catharine, widow M'Ginnes courtM'Laughlin John, labourer 45 CedarM'Laughlin George, printer 133 Pine ,

M'Laughlin John, painter and glazier forks Germant roafiIVTLean James, weaver Charles st. (N. L.)M'Leran Viary, widow shopkeeper 88 north SixthM'Leod Christiana, nurse 81 north 3dM'Leod George, shipchandler &c 40 south WharvesM'l.eod George, boot ma-er 16 Pennsylvania avenueM'Mackin Michael, weaver "Vine alley

M'Mackin James, weaver Francisville (N. L.)M' »iackin ; Samuel chair makei 160 south SeconAM'Maker Henry, storekeeper 118 south Fifth

M'Vlahon-T. P. seed merchant &c. 13 south 2dM'Mahon Henry, storekeeper 118 south 8thM'May William, merchant 31 Filbert

M'Many ! ohn, grocer 326 north FrontM'Manners Patrick, back 87 RaceM'Mannus innkeeper and teacher NW cor. Lombardand Fourth

M'Manns Thomas & M. J. Given grocery and flour store 3dhouse ab. Centre Square south side * arket

M : vlarnee John, carpenter Button near SixthM'Vfanemy Susannah, milliner 24£south TenthMTvIahamy widow shopkeeper 60 south TenthM'Mennamy James, tavernkeeper Callowhill near BroaAM* N annarry [*enry, allor NE cor. George and TenthM'Masters John, constable 13 Laurel court

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M'Menomon William, innkeeper north-west corner SixthMiddle alley

M'Minn Danl. last and boottree maker 37 WalnutM"' Sinn James, cordwainer 129 PineM'Miii Thomas, livery stable keeper 29 PruneM'Minn Samuel, last maker ST WalnutM'Minn Robert. gTate stove maker Smith's court

M< inn Mm. 146 X. JuniperM'Michael John, teacher 81 nordi WaterM'Minnemy Thomas, tailor MapleJk\

( \-chael John, dry good store 449 north 2dM'Morris John, weaver ?>erry

M'Monigal Edward, labourer Chesnut west Sch. ThirdM'Mullin Isaac, carpenter 10 Raspberry alle}

ApMullin J. R. blacksmith 268 Swanson and 5 Prime,

M'Mi ilin Joseph I. ladies shoemaker 68*south FourthM'Mullin John, goldsmith and jeweller 114 -.FrontM'Mullin Joseph, grocer 155 south Front ab. SpruceM'Mullin John, tavernkeeper Vine alley

M'Mullin Miss seminar} 1 Norris alley

M'Mullin Neal, grocer 319 north Front

M'* 'ullin Ros'ma, teacher 52 ZaneM'Mullin Robert, sen. lumber merchant 161 & 62 SwansonM'Mullin William, blacksmith Washington between Frontand Second

M'Mullin William, jr. lumber merchant 161 Swanson—d. h.

361 south FrontM*Murray John, mariner 93 south WaterM'Murdy Benjamin, fruiterer 281 north SecondM'Murdy Jonathan, fruiterer 121 noith SecondWMurry Judith, widow boaidmg house 50 ZaneM'Namer John, type founder south-east corner of Broad andLombard

WNab John, weaver Ann west Sch. EighthM'Neal John, spectacle and whip maker 25 N. 3dM'Nea Isaac, bookbinder 498 N. 2dM*Neal '-Vakefield, labourer near Upper Ferry bridge

M'Xealv Patrick, weaver Fourth near BrownM'Neil'edge , sea captain 100 Christian

WKickel Charles, cordwainer 120 south 10th

M'Phail Ann, widow grocer NW. cor. Walnut and 8thM'Pherson Alex, labourer 24 BarronM'Quaid Felix, tallow chandler old York r. cor. NobleM'Qureit \rchibald, rigger West's court

M'Shade Charles cordwainer 7 Watson's alley

M'Shane Ezekiel, accountant 4T north 6th

M'Swain George, woodsaw^ er back 174 VineMaccoun P. merchant 168 HighM'Mtirtri "

. M. D.59 SpruceMace Jos< r,bmaker484 north ThirdMass David J. bu Almond

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M'Neely John, innkeeper, Sixth above CedarM'Neely Mary, St. Mary above SixthM'Nutt Robert, market man, 17 Cresson's alley

MTeak Bridget, weaver, Fourth above George, (N. L.)

M'Pherson Alexander, accountant, 74 MarketM'Pherson Ann, widow, 100 S. Fifth

M'Pherson Hugh, sea captain, 101 Christian

M'Pherson Robert, shoemaker, 496 S. SecondM'Pherson Sarah, mantuamaker, 15 South alley

M'Shane Mrs. Ezekiel, seminary 47 N. Sixth

M'Shorely James, labourer, Wiley's courtM'Quin James, merchant, 24 ShippenM'Vicken , labourer, Sch. Third bet. Walnut & GeorgeM'Win Robert, stove finisher, 14 Decatur st.

Maas David J. baker, 60 AlmondMacalester Charles, merchant, 66 Dock—d. h. 142 MulberryMacauly William, dealer, 205 CedarMac Conrad, baker & watchman, Ann near Sch. EighthMack Jacob, innkeeper, 414 N. Third st.

Mack Jacob, ropemaker, Cedar above EleventhMack Nicholas, High near Sch. EighthMackason Hannah, widow of Wm. shipwright, 22 Duke st.

Mackenson Miss, 25 Race st.

Mackey John, teacher, 258 MulberryMackey Richard, grocer, SE cor. Moyamensing & FederalMackie Peter, accountant, 69 NewMackie Thomas, merchant, 265 S. FrontyMacklin Moses, porter, 195 Christian

Mackquart Thomas, teacher, 42 S. FourthMacomb Wm. sawyer, 165 Christian

Macon Wm. tailor, 215 N. FrontMacurdy Hugh, dry goods store, 243 S. 2d [See Jt&Curdy.Madara Elizabeth, innkeeper, south side DrawbridgeMadeira George, carter, Rugan st. (N. L.)Madden Jane, grocer, 12 Christian

Madden Mary, widow, 108 Race and West's courtMadison Joseph, buttonmakei*, 25 S. Tenth st.

Madison Mary, nurse, 54 Mead alley

Maddock E. E. merchant, 153 S. Front—d. h. 115 LombardMaddock E. Sc S. dry goods store, 3^ N. SixthMaddock Hannah, mantuamaker, 39 Key's allevMaddock Wm. SW cor. Fourth and Tammany*Madole Hannah, widow, Christian near FifthMadureria Jane, widow of Joseph, Tenth below PineMaffett James, shipmaster, 248 S. FrontMag Adam, distiller, 425 N. FourthMag Margaret, widow, tailoress, 12 FavetteMagan Michael, baker, 86 S. ThirdMagaw Thomas, labourer, Sixth near PoplarMagaw widow, Maiden near Front

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Magee Hugh S. oakcooper, 132 Vine[See M'Gee & Maghe?

Magee Thomas, carpenter, Rose alley (N. L.)

Mager Wm. ship carpenter, 48 Duke st.

Magrady John, cedar cooper, 177 St. JohnMagrath-Michael, tallow chandler, 23 Brewer's alley—d. h.

34 Ann (N. L.)

Magraw Thomas, cordwainer, Perkenpine courtMaguire Caroline, widow, 115 S. ThirdMaguire Thomas, carter, Vine alley near TwelfthMahand James, 1 Kelley's alley

Mahany James A. attorney at law, 89 Race—d. h. 55 VineMahoflferWmr saddletree maker, back 216 N. EighthMahony John, teacher, High west of Sch. Fifth—d. h. High

near Sch. FourthMain Charles, mariner, 75 Christian

Main James, shipwright, 57 BuddMail- George, printer, back 79 N. Fifth

Mair James, weaver, Cedar near ThirteenthMaitland John & Thomas, distillers, 187 S. FourthMaitland Thomas, distiller, 119 Lombard >

Maitland Thomas, merchant, 17 S. Water—d. h. 153 PineMajilton John, blacksmith, China st.

Maker John, bottler, 532 S. FrontMakins James N. sailmaker, Spruce st. wharf—d. h. 11

Norris's alley

Makins Sarah, widow, china store, 148 S. FrontMalcolm Matilda, milliner, 98 S. Fourth

Malcomson Joseph, carpet weaver, 224 Sassafras

Maley Ann, widow-, cor. Eleventh and Filbert

Maley Catharine, widow, storekeeper, 376 N. Third st.

Mallet Benedick, cordwainer, SW cor. Swanson &, Queer.

Mullet David, shoemaker, 58 Chester

Mallon Mrs., young ladies seminary 70 WalnutMaloney John, combmaker, 12 Myers's court

Malsberger Joseph, storekeeper, 364 N. SecondMalseed John, grocer, NE cdf. Sixthiancl Powell

Maltmon James, mariner, 22 Mary-{•Man John, porter, Green's court

Manakin John, hatter, 17 Walnut st.

Manchester William, mariner, 45 PennManderfield Henry, trader, 58 LombardManderfield & Reynolds, cabinetmakers, 180 S. FourthManderson Andrew, storekeeper, 445 N. SecondManderson George, grocer, 416 N. Front

Manderson James, baker, Beach near MaidenMandeville Daniel, dry goods store, 83 N. SecondMandeville David, cashier of the Bank of Northern Liber-

ties, 81 N. Sixth

Mandeville H. D. merchant, 54 S. Front—d. h. 8 Palmyra

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Mandry Wm. health officer, 102 N. Sixth

Minefield Charles, pump maker, Sch. Eighth between Sas-

safras and VineManeuyre Maria, widow, 249 S. Seventhj'Mang John, shingle shaver, Osborne's court

Manga John, oakcooper, 391 N. ThirdMangen John, blacksmith, 251 Race st.

Mangin John, blacksmith & spring maker, Castle st. near

EleventhManicux Benjamin, hatter, 377 Sassafras st.

Manigault Mary S. widow, NW cor. Ninth and SpruceManilieu Maturin, wine cooper, Locust above JuniperManley 8c Eastwood, coppersmiths, 59^ N. Third st.

Manlove David, sea captain, Bready's courtManluff Philip, carter, 18 Kunckel st.

Manly Henry, merchant, 13 BranchManly Wm. innkeeper, 434 N. Third st.

Mann Ann, widow, dealer, 206 S. WaterMann Catharine, widow, 79 VineMann Daniel, gent. 43 Race [See Malum,Mann Harris, gentleman, 167 S. ThirdMann Jacob, carter, Rugan st. (N. L.)

Mann Jesse F. cordwainer, 16 Raspberry alley

Mann John, nealer in U. S. Mint, 72 GardenMann John, shoemaker, 389 N. FrontMann Margaret, widow, dealer, 202 S. SecondfMann Rachel, widow, washerwoman, back 102 N. EleventhfMann Sarah, washerwoman, Stewart's alley

Mannerly Wm. Prime above FrontMannevy John, mariner, 508 S. FrontManning Charles, tinplate worker, 8 Hinckel's courtManning Thomas 3. printer—office 30 Shakspeare buildings,

NW cor Sixth and Chesnut—-d. h. 13 S. SixthMansell Wm. ivory rule maker, 378 N. FrontMansfield John, tavernkeeper, Poplar lane below FourthMansfield Thomas, tailor, Sink's courtManson widow, seamstress, 437 ChesnutMansur John, keeper of the Childrens' Asylum, Fifth near

FederalMantell Conrad, baker, 27 WalnutfMantier Rachel, widow, washerwoman, Acorn alleyManual Andrew, baker, 161 St. JohnManuel Joseph E. house carpenter, 66 S. Front st.

Manyer Christian, victualler, Fourth above George (K)Manypenny Lois, widow, Sansom alley

Maran Catharine, widow, SheafF's alleyMarcer Joseph, tailor, 60 Wood st.

March James, reed maker, back 224 High [See Marsh.Marchmant Stephen, cordwainer, 163 ChristianMareraback Jacob, saddler, 111 Dillwyn st.

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Margrum David, gunsmith, back of 118 DiihvynMargrum Samuel M. combmaker, 2 Harmony court

Margrum Isaac, blacksmith, 29 Wood st.

Margrum Joseph, wheelwright, 29 Wood st.

Mariner Abraham, combmaker, 63 BuddMariner Andrew, waterman, Oak near BrownMariner Andrew, oysterman, 31 GreenMariner Susannah, widow, Brady's court

Marinot Michael, cook, 151 S. Sixth

Maris & Evans, merchants, 31 south wharvesMaris Bachel it. widow of Richard, 315 MulberryMaris Wm. merchant, 31 south wharvesMark John, di-y goods store, 78 LombardMark John H. glue manufacturer and skin dresser, Globe

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Markel Christian, accountant, 24 GardenMarker Andrew C. tailor, 75 LombardMarker John, blacksmith, 1 JohnMarkland John, merchant, 298 KaceMarkle Jacob, carpenter, 96 TammanyMarkley Mary, widow, 132 Dillwyn st.

Markley Mary, widow, 49 Duke st. (N. L.)Markoe Francis, merchant, 232 WalnutMarkoe John, gentleman, 293 Chesnut above NinthMarks Isaac, merchant, 115 N. Fifth

Marks Jared, druggist, &c. 102 S. TenthMarks John, mariner, 121 SwansonMarks John, shoemaker, Woglam's court

Marks John, dry goods store, 159 N. ThirdMarks Tobias, chairmaker, Castle st.

fMarks Sarah, house cleaner, 14 ChimneysMarkward Wm. coachsmith, cor. Tenth and Sassafras

Marley John, coachmaker, Vine near Schuylkill

Marley Mary, widow, 15 N. Sixth

Marley Wm. cordwainer, Broad below GeorgeMarlin Thomas, drayman, 36 Laurel

Marnell Daniel, tailor, 120 S. FourthMarple Abraham, ship carpenter, Frankford road near Bed*

ford (K)Marot Elizabeth, widow, 19 Christian

Marot Wm. bookbinder, 10 AnnMarotte Louis, merchant, 24 UnionMarrs Eliza, widow, washerwoman, 25 Gillies's alley

Marsellas Cornelius E. cordwainer, 115 GermanMarsh Elias, gentleman, NW cor. Eleventh and ArchMarsh James, agent, 62 Union [See March.Marsh Joseph, 23 Christian

Marsh Joseph, shipwright, 104 S. SecondMarshal James, victualler, 14 MaryMarshall Abraham, carpenter, 375 Sassafras

Marshall Charles, jun. druggist, 294 High

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Marshall Davis, smith, 116 Lombard—d. h. Pine below Eh?venth

Marshall Hannah, widow, boarding house, 38 SansomMarshall James, cabinetmaker, 148 south Sixth

Marshall James, mariner, 61 Christian

^Marshall John, waiter, upper 21 Middle alley

^Marshall John, woodsawyer, 100 N. EleventhMarshall Moses, shoemaker, 4 Garrigues's- court

Marshall Moses D. cordwainer, 20 KunckelMarshall Samuel, cordwainer, 100 S. ThirdMarshall Sophia, widow of Charles, cardmaker, Vine near

Sch. EighthMarshall & Tempest, goldsmiths, &c. 87 south SecondMarshall Wm. suspender manufactory, 96 High west Centre

SquareMarshall widow of Amor, wafermaker, 59 WalnutMarshall , sea captain, 67 Gaskill

Marsten Catharine, shopkeeper, 179 N. FourthMartien Elizabeth, widow, teacher, 38 Church alley

Martin Abraham, accountant, 71 N. Sixth

Martin Andrew, milkman, High near Sch. SeventhMartin Ann, widow, 11 PennMartin Ann, seamstress, north side Chesnut second hous?above Broad

Martin Benjamin, 230 S. ThirdMartin Benjamin, corder, Second near Christian

Martin C. M. merchant, 244 RaceMartin C. saddler and trunk maker, 32 S. ThirdMartin Edward D. plane maker, 14 BuddMartin George, cordwainer, 82 Christian

Martin George, mariner, Christian near SecondMartin Hannah, shoebinder, St. Mary's alley

Martin & Hart, merchants, 233 north ThirdMartin Jacob, grocer, 285 N. ThirdMartin Jacob, grocer, 293 north ThirdMartin Jacob, gentleman, NE cor. Tenth and SpruceMartin James, merchant, 78 VineMartin Jane, widow, spooler, SheafF's alley

Martin John, grocer, Castle street

Martin John P. gentleman, 75 LocustMartin John &. Robert, grocers, SE corner Ninth and HighMartin John, silverplater, near Eleventh in Filbert

Martin Joseph, colour laboratory Arch near ThirteenthMartin Joseph, M. D. 116 north NinthMartin Joseph, gentleman, 272 north SecondMartin Joseph D. druggist^ 8tc. SW cor. Fourth and Sassa-

fras

Martin J, ropemaker, NW cor. of Federal and Second

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Martin Lewis, cabinetmaker, 104 north SixthMartin Marrnaduke, bricklayer, near Hayscales (S)Martin Patrick, NW cor. of Sixth and Barclay's court

Martin Peter, accountant, 5 Meyer's court

Martin Prosper, ironfounder, Beach above Maiden (K.)

Martin Prosper, mahogany sawmills, 91 St. JohnMartin & Parham, mahogany yard, 343 north SecondMartin Samuel, sailmaker, 88 LombardMartin Thomas, tallowchandler, 208 VineMartin Thomas, Second near Christian

Martin William, merchant, 29 south SecondMartin William, cabinetmaker, 101 NobleMartin William, ironfounder, Smith's court

Martin William, merchant, 43 south FrontMartin William, carter, Mark's lane

Martin Wm. cordwainer, 82 Christian

Martins Daniel, snipsmith, 163 St. JohnMason Alva, engraver in brass, &c. 13 south Fourth, andback 58 Zane

Mason Andrew, weaver, Ann st. near Schuylkill

Mason Ann, widow, cakebaker, 31 north FourthMason D. H. engraver in brass, &c. 33 south Fourth—d. h.

25 WoodMason Eliasy tailor, Second below PrimeMason Elizabeth, 13 VineMaso:. Isaac N. bookbinder, 6 PowellMason Isaac, -wheelwright, Lily alley

Mason Isaac, sea captain, 135 south EleventhMason Mary, 76 MulberryMason Mrs. principal matron of Pennsylvania Hospital, Pineabove Eighth

Mason Philip, general superintendant of the Philadelphia

and Lancaster Turnpike, 131 south Fifth

Mason Robert, merchant, 40 south wharves—d. h. 157 PineMason Samuel, steward of the Pennsylvania Hospital, Pineabove Eighth

Mason Samuel, jr. clock and watchmaker, 249 HighMason Samuel, jr. watchmaker, 67 CherryMason Simeon, grocer, SE comer Sixth and CherryMason William G. engraver, 46 ChesnutMason William, oakcooper, 9 DecaturMason W. cabinetmaker, 99 north Front, d. h. 17 Elfreth's

alley

Mason William, engraver in brass, &c. 13 south Fourth

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d. h. 13 Norris alley

Mason W. & A. engravers in brass 8tc. 13 south FourthMason Wm. engraver, 72 S. Second—d, h. Christian abovePassyunk

Massey Charles, jr. merchant, 28 south wharves—d. h, 17' '

MidberryMassey E. storekeeper, 316 north Front

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Massey James W. planemaker, KunckclMassey Jane, dry good store, 88^ north SecondMassey John, gentleman, 63 PineMassey Thomas, carpenter, Davis's court

Massey Samuel, currier, 88 St. JohnMassey Samuel, hardware store, 16 south Third

Master William, ladies shoemaker, 23 south Fourth• Masters Elizabeth, dry good store, 68 Spruce

Masters George, carter, Wood near Thirteenth -

Mather Deborah, widow, boarding house, 340 Sassafras

Mather Samuel, carter, Mintzer's court

Mathes .Matilda, milliner, 41 north Sixth

Mathews Austin, dry good store, 87 north Sixth

Mathews Mary, Schuylk. Fifth between High and Filbert

Mathews William, dry good store, 347 Sassafras

[See MatthewsMathieu Arnout, winecooper, 184 south Sixth

Mathison Neil, grocer, 48 LombardMatlack Charles F. (M. D.) 62 north SecondMatlaek Jacob, labourer, 95 St. JohnMatlack John, cordwainer, 315 VineMatlack Neherniah, fanner, Maria st.

Matlack Thomas, accountant, 33 ChesterMat 'ack Timothy, alderman, 202 SpruceMatthew A. & Co. dry good store, 152 HighMatthews Charles, oysterman, 7 Kelief st.

-^Matthews' George, labourer, 10 Burd's courtMatthews H. combmaker, 125 north SecondMatthews James, nailer, 43 Currant alley

Matthews James, grocer, 389 HighfMatthews John, labourer, 137 Plum and 39 Middle alley

Matthews John, paper store, 391 HighMatthews John, jr. cordwainer, 393 High and Wistar*S

courtMatthews Lydia, tailoress, 11 Emslie's alley

Matthews Margaret, widow, washerwoman, Paschall's alley

(N. L.)

Matthews Matthew, commission merchant, 391 High[See Mathers*.

Matthews Mrs. boarding and day school, 292 ChesnutMatthews Philip, labourer, 193 north EighthMatthews Richard, baker, 255 south SeventhMatthews Richard, paperhanger, 4 Bell's court

,Matthews William, comb manufactory, back 457 north ThirdMatthews Wm. H. baker, 89 CedarMatthias A. carpenter, 94 St, JohnMatthias &. Heaton, grocers, 148 Sassafras

Matthias Joseph, 94 St. John (N< L.)Matthias Joseph, M.D.. 52 WalnutMattingly Lewis, shoemaker, 214 Eighth below CaHowhillMaul Caleb, lumber merchant, SW corner Ninth and ^

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Maul C. & Co. lumber merchants, NW corner of Vine andSixth

Maule Israel, carpenter, 14 John above WoodM&ule John, sailmaker, 18 Carter's alley

Maule Robert, sailmaker, 4 Bread—loft 10 south wharvesMaule Sarah, fancy dry good store, 79 south SecondMaurer John A., M. I>. 7 Lawrence above WoodMaurer Wm. carpetweaver, Blackberry alley

Maxfield John, cordwainer, 26 Gillies's alley

Maxfield Joseph, accountant, 222 north FourthMaxwell Andrew, carpenter, Seventh near Elizabeth

Maxwell Eliza, widow, 156 PineMaxwell James, storekeeper, north front near LaurelMaxwell James, at Doctor Dyott's *

Maxwell Jame^, weaver, Cedar above TwelfthMaxwell James, wharf builder, Frankford road near stone

bridgeMaxwell James, bookseller and printer, SE cor. Fourth andWalnut—d. h. 138 Pine—office' 48 S. Fifth

Maxwell John, carpenter, 116 Christian

•j-Maxwell Joseph, carter, Mark's lane

Maxwell Mary Ann, spinster, Everhart's court

Maxwell Robert, wharf builder, Beach near MaidenMaxwell Sarah, widow, Lytle's court

Maxwell Sarah, xvidow, tutoress, 5 Little's rowMay Eliza., widow, 17 Juliana

May Esther, tutoress, 24 Parham's alley

May Lewis, shoemaker, 12 North alley

May Lewis, carpenter, Nonnater's court

fMay Peter, mariner, 247 SpruceMay Sarah, milliner, 351 S. SecondMayberry Martha, washerwoman, 27 Gillies's alley

Maybin John, merchant, 5 Chesnut—d. h. 124 Mulberry

Maybin William A. merchant, 6 north Seventh

Maybury Jeremiah W. grocer, 268 north Front

Mayer Andrew, coach And sign painter, NW corner Buddand Vop'ar, and 92 Poplar [See Meyer & Make)

Mayer Philip F. Rev., D. D. 87 Sassafras

Mayers Ann, marketwoman, St. John near Poplar lane

Mayhew David, combmaker, Poplar near Fourth

Mayhew David, 125 CoatesMayland Jacob, tobacconist, 99 Sassafras, cor. ThirdMayland J. tobacconist, 235 VineMayland James, tobacconist, 409 north FourthMaylin Thomas, currier, 7 north Front

Mayleny Martha, washerwoman, 29 Gillies's alley

Mayne Wm. ladies shoemaker, 235 north SecondMaysenhoelder C. gold and silversmith and spettacle manu-

facturer, 54 ChesnutMayweg John, whitesmith, Green below Fourth and corner

Third

Philadelphia Index. MENMaze John G. carpenter, 33 MaryMead Azel, ladies shoemaker, 131 Mulberryplead Lewis, hairdresser, 412 HighMead Lawrence, carpenter, 16 Watson's alley

Head Mary, dry good store, 202 north Sixth

Mead Richard W. esq. merchant, north side Walnut, 2ddoor above Ninth

Mealy Patrick, tavernkeeper, 2 south Fourth

Means John, carpenter and framemaker 9 WoodMeany John, merchant, 2 Franklin rowMeany Owen, labourer, 319 SpruceMears Samuel, hatter, Eleventh above Filbert

Mease James, M. D. 192 Chesnut [Se-Maze & Mays.Mease Joseph, cordwainer, 546 north ThirdMeaugh VVm. printer, Green's court

Mecaskey Andrew, dry good store, 153 north ThirdMecaskey John, storekeeper, 249 south SecondMecke John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 408 north Se-cond

Mecom & Rogers, boarding house, 85 ChesnutMedary Samuel, turpentine distiller, store 447 north Front

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d. h. 31 Coates [See MadeiraMedcalf James, labourer, George above Broad

fMedford Judith, washerwoman, 161 north SixthMeekle Abraham, carpenter, Lombard above TwelfthMeer John, artist, 4 south Seventh

[See Mears Meyer & MeresMeer John, jr. artist, 43 George st.

Steers Joseph, stage driver, Smith's court, north Fifth

Meguire Bernard, cordwainer, 157 south FrontMeigs Charles D„ M. D. 128" MulberryMeiley George, victualler, Callowhill between Schuylkill

Seventh and EighthMeinick Christian, cordwainer, 285 VineMelchor Eleanor, 169 south EleventhMelchor John, oakcooper, 12 south alley and Fourth above

PoplarMelchor John, shallopman, back 43 CoatesMelizet Francis, merchant, 141 south SecondMellbank John, victualler, 357 Callowhill

Mellin Alexander, stonecutter, Mulberry near ThirteenthMellin Archibald, tavernkeeper, 2 Decatur street

Melsom Edward, grocer, SE cor. Eleventh and LocustMelvin Wm. S. cordwainer, Hinckel's court, VinejMenday Antonia, barber, 29 LombardMendenhall Philip, commission merchant, 29 Elfreth's alley

counting house over 183 HighMendenhall Isaac, trader, Blackberry alley

Menige & Godebout, oystermen, 30 S. Sixth•Menige & Lewis, oystermen, 30 south SixthMenige Oliver, oysterman, 30 S. Sixth

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Me-nns Joseph H. victualler, Charles st.

f.Menoken George, porter, 30 Blackberry alley

Mensing Frederick, bootmaker, 43 north SixthMentz George W. bookbinder, 71 Sassafras [See MintzMentz George, carpenter, Buttonwood near FifthMentz John, watchman of Pennsylvania Bank, 105 St. JohnMentz &- Walker, booksellers, 295 HighMentzer John, victualler, north Fourth near George (N. L.)Menzies John, clock and watchmaker, SW corner Front and

SpruceMercer George, grocer, 161 south FrontMercer Jane, widow, grocer, SE cor. Sixth and PowellMercer Samuel, waiter, 4 Juniper alley

Mercer Robert, sea captain, 1 MaryMercer Robert, gentleman, 314 HighMercier Charles, corder on Queen street wharf—d. h. 33Queen

Mercier Charles, confectioner, 104 HighMercor Thomas, SW cor. Swanson and Christian

Meredith Benjamin, corder, 98 CrownMeredith Benjamin H. hardware merchant, 44 north Se-

condMeredith Benjamin A. merchant, 51 Duke (N. L.)

|Meredith Margaret, innkeeper, K.vttonwood lane

Meredith Wm. counsellor at law, and president of Schuyl-kill Bank, office, 1 S. Sixth—d. h. SW cor. Chesnut andTenth

Meredith William M. attorney at law, 1 S. Sixth—d. h. SWcor. Chesnut and Tenth

Mericlc S. V. & Co. fire engine makers, Pearson's court backof St. James's Church

Merino Felix, French teacher and translator, 139 southEleventh

Merkle Conrad, shoemaker, 108 north ThirdMerris Anthony, baker, 3 Little's rowMerrick Joshua, public agent, 8 MaryMerrick Samuel, gentleman, 48 north SixthMerrill Otis B. printer, 106 N. EighthMerritt Abraham, bricklayer, Maple street

Merritt Catharine, widow of Joseph, Webb's alley

Merritt Davenport, spinningvvheel maker, 18 Coombs's alley

fMerritt Edward, shingleshaver, Smith's court, north EighthMerritt Eliza, widow, 100 Gaskill

Merritt Elizabeth, boarding house, 87 MulberryMerritt &. Lance, oyster cellar, SW cor. Sixth & CarpenterMerritt Sarah, milliner, 67 MulberryMerritt Solomon H. tailor, 47 MulberryMerry Michael, domestic coffee manufacturer, 24 Old York

roadMervine Hannah, widow, 268 St. JohnMervine Mary, 28 Lawrence st.

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Mervine Peter, cooper, 2 Franklin st.

Mervine Thomas smith, Upper ferry road near Sch.

Meschert M. H. gentleman, 75 SpruceMeshart George, waterman, 225 St. JohnMe sick Joseph, cordwainer, back 102 Christian

ck Samuel, carter, Second near Prime,

Metaver Simon, cakebaker, 4 Franklin court

Metcalf Wm. teacher, 174 Germantown road

Metcalfe Tho. cabinetmaker, 7 Sassafras alley

fMctford Samuel, porter, Dean's alley

Mettler Samuel, accountant, 93 GreenMettler Wm. inspector of bark, Green street wharf and inn-

keeper, 397 north SecondMetts Lawrence, cordwainer, 68 VineMetz George, 26 LombardMetzger John M. tailor, 245 N. SecondMetzger John, constable, 7 Hartung's al

Meuley John, grocery and feed" store, 105 north Juniper

Meurer Frederick, dyer, Germantown road below Third

Meyers Abigail, widow, boarding house, 131 X, Sixth

Meyers Andrew, painter, 94 Poplar

Meyers Ann, widow, milliner, 79 N. SecondMeyers Ann Mary, storekeeper, 120 X. SecondMeyers Ann Markt, widow, 161 St. JohnMeyers Bartholomew, trader, Dorminger's<:ourt

Meyers Catharine, widow, Christian near NinthMeyers Daniel, cabinetmaker, 334 Sassafras

Meyers Frederick, coach painter, 90 PoplarMeyers George, victualler, Brook st <

Meyers George, 10 Carpenter (S)

Meyers Hannah, widow of George, innkeeper, 269 VineMeyers Henry, corder Race st. wharf—d. h. 20 Sassafras

Meyers Henry, quill manufacturer, New Market n. Pegg st.

Meyers Henry, sen. gent. 133 N. ThirdMeyers Henry, innkeeper, SW. cor. Fifdi and Sassafras

[See Mayer, *Waher, flyers, Mears, & JUMeyers John, P. weaver, 79 N. Fifth

Meyers Margaret, nurse, 105 VineMeyers Mary, widow, washerwoman, Petticoat alley

Meyers Michael, oakcooper, Rogers's court (N. L.)

Meyers Peter C. merchant, 133 N. ThirdMeyers Wm. carter, Coates near Eighth

Me'ynie John U. merchant, 193 High—d. h. 148 S. Fourth[See Mean*}.

Michael Christopher, drayman, near Fourth and Poplar lane

Michael John, labourer, back of 182 St. Johnhaels Naomi, widow, grocer, 248 Lombard

Michaels Rachel, widow, 100 SwansonMickle James, cedar cooper, Queen near ShackamaxonMidcalf Margaret, widow, 6 Chancery lane

Midcalf Leonard, shoemaker, Walnut alley

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Middleton Abraham, blacksmith, 130 DillwynMiddleton, Alien & Co. blacksmiths, 281 N. Third, 70 Gal-

lowhill—d. h. 10 KuuckelMiddleton Ann, dealer, 4 St. Mary's alley

Middleton Enoch, bricklayer, 78 Dillwyn st.

Middleton Gabriel, lumber merchant, 188 N. FourthMiddleton George, oysterman, Miller's court

Middleton Hannah, teacher, 101 Dillwyn st.

Middleton Hudson, tailor, 19 Key's alley

Middleton Hudson, tailor, 39 MulberryMiddleton John, hatter, Raspberry alley

Middleton John, carpenter, 129 Spi'uce

Middleton Joshua, carpenter and box factory, Black Horsealley

Middleton Lewis, cabinetmaker, 151 N. FourthMiddleton P. P. P., M. D. 147 S. EighthMiddleton Wra. agent to the guardians of the poor, 70 north

FourthMiddleton & Woolley, lumber yard, cor. Fourth and GreenMiddlecott Mrs. 301 'Mulberry

Miercken Mrs. widow of Peter, 208 PineMifflin Benjamin, printer, 139 S. Fifth

fMifflin Charles, carpenter, 7 HurstMifflin George, M. D. 351 HighMifflin James L. merchant, 36 S. Front—d. h. 351 HighMifflin Lloyd, merchant, 7 and 21 Church alley

Mifflin Mary, widow, 139 S. Fifth

Mifflin Mrs. Q. widow of John F. 226 WalnutfMifflin Peter, carpenter, 216 S. SeventhMifflin Samuel, merchant, 2 Rittenhouse place

Mifflin Sarah, widow of Thomas, 351 HighMiguel Francis, barber, 236 N. Front

Miles Catherine, widow, 110 S. TenthMiles Edward, drawing master, 206 WalnutMiles Jacob, boot and shoe manuf. 25 S. Fourth

Miles James, porter, near Tammany and Old York road

Miles John, attorney at law, 86 Callowhill

Miles Robert, carpenter, 114 south TenthMiles Rebecca, widow, boarding house, 73 S. Sixth

Miles Thomas, mariner, Penn above CedarMiles Mary, w idow of John, gunsmith, 86 Callowhill

Miley Frederick, carter, Juniper above CherryMiley Frederick, jun. carter, Thirteenth below Sassafras

Miley Jacob, victualler, Fourth above George[See Marley & Myerle.

Milford S. dentist, 163 S. Fifth

Millard Charles, carver, 412 N. FrontMillemant , Christian near FourthMiller Abraham & Andrew, jun. potters, 45 and 47 Zane

fMfller Ann, washerwoman, back 169 S. Third

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Miller Ann, widow, nurse, 513 N. ThirdMiller Ann, gentlewoman, 199 SprucefMiller Benjamin, coachman, 2 Dean's alley

Miller Catharine, nurse, 22 Poplar lane

Miller Catharine, widow, shopkeeper, 92 N. Third

Miller Catharine, widow, washerwoman, Cherry near Juniper

Miller Charles, chocolate manufacturer, Callowhill near 4th

Miller Charles, baker, 56 UnionMiller Christian, gentleman, Germantown road near Otter

Miller Clement S. attorney at law, 113 Walnut—d. h. 202

south FrontMiller & Cooper, drygoods store, 13 N. SecondMiller Conrad, tailor, 315 N. FrontMiller Cornelius, ropemaker, Christian near Sixth

Miller Daniel, innkeeper, 416 N. SecondMiller Daniel H. hardware merchant, 162 N. SecondMiller Daniel K. potter, 310 N. SecdndMiller Daniel L. merchant, 13 N. SecondMiller Daniel H. Coates near EighthMiller David, labourer, Cedar near ThirteenthMiller David, porter, 8 Btird's alley

Miller David, cedar cooper, Laurel near BuddfMiller David, back 5 Middle alley

Miller Eleanor, widow, 172 SprucefMiller Elisha, porter, Norman alley

Miller Elizabeth, widow, 45 BrowneMiller Elizabeth, tailoress, 5 N. FourthMiller Frances, washerwoman, back 78 N. FourthMiller George, morocco dresser, 94 N. JuniperMiller George, cordwainer, 187 St. JohnMiller George, victualler, 267 Eighth above ButtonwoodMiller George, stove and saddletree maker, 148 N. Third—

d. h. 212 VineMiller George, ship joiner, 31 Charlotte

Miller George, blacksmith, Marriott's lane near Fifth

.Miller Hannah, schoolmistress, 238 St. JohnMiller Henry, engraver, 24 Coombs's alley

Miller Henry, saw filer, 67 TammanyMiller Henry, saw filer, 42 MulberryMiller Henrv, sugar refiner, Noble near SecondMiller Henry, victualler, 262 N. Eighth—stall 12 High st

marketMiller Isabella, tavernkecper, 95 south WaterMiller Jacob, sugar boiler, Rihl's court

Miller Jacob, baker, 18 MulberryMiller Jacob, ropemaker, 73 S. Sixth between 11th and 12th

south of Love lane

Miller Jacob, carpenter, bet. 11th Sc 12th S. of Love laneMiller James, tailor, 52 N. EighthMiller James, sailmaker, 112 SwansonMiller Jane, widow, storekeeper, 260 Sassafras

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Miller Jesse, sexton 1st Baptist church, 42 N. SecondMiller Joel, carpenter, 98 N. Fourth

Miller John, NW corner Swanson & Catharine

Miller John, farmer, Love lane near NinthMiller John, mariner, 50 SwansonMiller John, innkeeper, 63 N. FourthMiller John, sawsharpener, 56 VineMiller John, jun. merchant, 109 and d. h. 202 S. Front

Miller John, constable, 126 Callowhill

Miller John, victualler, 20 old shambles High st.—d. h. 260N. Eighth

Miller John, smith, 153 south Fifth

Miller John C. innkeeper, 228 SwansonMiller John, house carpenter, 268 N. Eighth

Miller John, combmaker, cor. Thirteenth and Ch||ryMiller John, hostler, 13 Sugar alley

Miller John, drygoods store, 285 HighMiller John P. carpenter, 22 Rachel

Miller Jonathan, tailor, 5 Pratt's court

Miller Joseph, grocer, NW cor. New and ThirdMiller Joseph, salt store, NW cor. Third and NewMiller Margaret, widow, mantuamaker, Rose alley

Miller Margaret, tutoress, 73 QueenMiller Mary, milliner, 128 NewMiller Mary, segarmaker, Sch. Eighth near CherryMiller Mary, tailoress, 77 N. Sixth

Miller Mathias, ladies shoemaker, Christian near Fifth

Miller Miss, boarding house, 98 MulberryMiller 8c Moses, potters, 310 N. Second-j-Miller Moses, woodsawyer, 217 LombardMiller Nicholas, blacksmith, New Market above PeggjMUler Peter, labourer, back 159 S. Sixth

Miller Peter, M. D. 181 Mulberry

Miller Peter, gardener, NW cor. Cedar & BroadMiller Philip, printer, 5 Bell's court

Miller Philip, tobacconist, 47 CedarMiller Rachel & Co. storekeepers, 34 N. Secondj-Miller Reuben, labourer, Middle alley near Seventh

Miller Robert, copperplate printer, Cedar above Twelfth

Miller Robert, labourer, Lombard below TenthMiller Samuel, caipenter, 47 Greenj-Miller Thomas, waiter, Ninth above CedarMiller Thomas, watchmaker, 95 Mulberry

Miller & Van Beuren, merchants, 109 S. Front

Miller Win. jeweller,. &c. 49 south SecondMiller Wm. carter, 135 Cherry

Miller Wm. cordwainer, Fourth near George (N. L.j

Miller Wm. T. tobacconist, 43 Coates

Miller Wm. merchant, 55 UnionMiller Wm. J. segar manufacturer, 56^ N. Third

Miller Wm. tobacconist, Simmons's court (N. I..}

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Miller widow, washerwoman, 389 N. ThirdMiller widow, Harris's court

Miller widow, tavernkeeper, 56 S. WaterMillett Wm. hark manufactory, 142 N. Water>2illigan Francis, storekeeper, 40 north Second—d. h. 13

Church alley

Milligan Samuel, attorney at law, 263 ChesnutMilligan Wm. labourer, Jones's alley near Sch. 5th L Filbert

MiHikin Robert, boot and shoe manuf. 24 ChesnutMillikin Wm. gTocer, 25 Strawberry—d. h. 24Milliman John, constable, 17 Carter's alley

Millis Nehemiah, cabinetmaker, 60 TammanyMillman Jesse & Co. shoe warehouse, 260 HighMillman Wm. shoemakei', 348 N. SecondMills George, printer, back 268 Sassafras

Mills George, looking glass frame maker, Germantown roadabove Fourth

Mills George, jun. cabinetmaker, 44 Crown*Mills John 8c Wm. weavers, Queen near ShackamaxonMills Lewis, labourer, 35 PineMills Smith, constable, 79 NewMilne Richard, merchant, 9 S. Front—d. h. 7 Sanson*Milner Elizabeth, widow, 46 DockMiiner George, carpet weafver, 100 N. Fifth

Milnor & Ciarkson, merchts. SW cor. Cnesnut 8c S. wharvesMilnor Phoebe, boarding house, 1 N. Sixth

Milnor Robert, M. D. & U. S. gauger, 161 S. SecondMilnor "Wm. gentleman, 141 south TenthMilnor Wm. jun. attorney at law, 204 SpruceMilward Wm. mastmaker, 9 Duke st. (N. L.)Minch Benjamin, SE cor. John & SecondMinck Adam, innkeeper (Golden Fleece) 240 N. SecondMine J. print cutter, Q.ueen near ShackamaxonMinear Phoebe, preparer of eyewater, 8 Friends* AlmshouseMines Hannah, tavertikeeper, Beach near Maiden (K)Ming John, gentleman, cor. Fifth Sc Mulberry alley

Mingle John, mariner, 22 Appletree all^y

Mingle John & Son, blacksmiths,. 263 Sassafras

Mingle John, sen. blacksmith, 263 Sassafras—d. h. 65 N. 8thMingle John, jun. blacksmith, 263 Sassafras—d. h. 65 N. 8thMingle Philip, brewer, 53 MechanicMingle Philip, bellows maker, 55 Mechanic st.

Minhinnick Wm. plumber, Schriver's courtMinier W m. carpenter, 112 DillwynMinore T. confectioner and fruiterer, 115 N. ThirdMinshall John, carpenter. 120 south Fifth

fMintus Barzillai, labourer, 14 Burd's alley[Mintus Elizabeth, whitewasher, adjoining 5 Gray's alleyMintus Jas. carpenter, SWcor. Shields's 8c Raspberry alleyMintworth Fadis, confectioner 8c fruiterer, SW cor. High &

Third

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Mintzer Adam, carter, 321 N. ThirdMintzer Christopher, victualler, 24 RachelMintzer Deborah, storekeeper, 315 N. ThirdMintzer Francis, ladies shoemaker, 7 Gaskill

Mintzer John G. police officer for N. L. and innkeeper, 351N. Second

Mintzer Joseph, victualler, 244 S. SecondMintzer Peter, coachtrimmer, &c. 75 MulberryMiskey Anthony, dry-goods store, 382 N. SecondMitchell Abel, ropemaker, 566 N. SecondMitchell Abel, jun. tailor, 566 N. SecondMitchell A. accountant, cor. Dillwyn & NobleMitchell Benjamin, bricklayer, 114 CallowhillMitchell Caleb, mariner, 194 south WaterMitchell Catharine, back of 3 Little PineMitchell Charle3, hairdresser and bleeder, 416 High—d. h.

near cor. Cherry & BroadMitchell Daniel,- cell keeper Philadelphia AlmshouseMitchell Doctor, 116 Green st.

Mitchell Edward, cor. Vine and CrownMitchell Elizabeth, mantuamaker, 128 N. FifthMitchell Francis, tax collector, Vine near BroadMitchell Jacob, mahogany merchant, 131 CedarMitchell James & Co. grocers, 4 and 8 Old York roadMitchell James, fancy chairmaker, 10 and 12 ChesnutMitchell James, chair & furniture manuf. 135 WalnutMitchell James, M. D. 22 Prune

fMitchell James, paper stainer, 14 Christian

Mitchell Jesse, carpenter, SE cor, Tammany & St. JohnMitchell John K., M. D. 119 south Fifth

Mitchell John, labourer, Prime near SwansonMitchell John, tailor, North st.

Mitchell Joseph, gunsmith, 2 Pratt's courtMitchell Joseph, accountant, 64 Gaskill

Mitchell Samuel A. publisher, &c. 305 MulberryMitchell & Scheetz, grocery &. flour store, 12 Old York roadMitchell Thomas, fancy chairpainter, 24 PruneMitchell Thomas, conveyancer, NW cor. Third & SpruceMitchell & Thomman, grocers, 50 N. ThirdMitchell Wro. currier, 45 S. EighthMitchell widow, gentlewoman, 2 S. TwelfthMitchelson R. distiller, 275 N. ThirdMite Elizabeth, spinster, Smith's courtMitten Robert, dealer in hay, Eighth above Callowhill

Mittion John, tobacconist, Fourth near Poplar lane

Mitton & Co. tobacconists, 55$ ChesnutMitton John, tobacconist, 55$ Chesnut—d. h. 4th near George

(N. L.)Mix George, combmaker, cor. Baker's court & Callowhill

Mix George, combmaker, 124 BrownMoak Cynthia, tailoress, 7 Juniper alley

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Moffat Adam, shoemaker, Pearson's courtMoffat Spencer, grocer, NW cor. Eleventh 8c Sassafras

Moffett Alexander, NE cor. Cedar &. TwelfthMoffit &. Killion, grocers, Bickley's wharfMoffitt Henry, shoefinder, 177 Sassafras

Mogridge Thomas, currier, under 65 ChesmitMohere Henry, ship chandler, 37 ShippenMolineux Benjamin, hatter, 377 Sassafras

Molineux John E. hairdresser, 187 and 189 CedarMollony Joseph C. brushmaker, 62 DockMolony James, currier, Gray's ferry road below CedarMolony James, porter, 4 St. Mary's alley

Molony John D. grocer, cor. Laurel & Front (N. L.)Molony , leather store, 34 Carter's alley

Monell John, merchant tailor, 20 S. ThirdMonell Wm. shoemaker, 167 St. JohnMoney Joseph, tavernkeeper, Leetitia courtMoney Mary, widow, 170 S. SixthMonges John R., M. D. 13 SansomMonier Daniel, watchman, lower LombardMonk Wm. gilder, 23 Franklin courtMonnington Elizabeth, widow, 87 Kunckel

fMonroe Stephen, mariner, 13 Gaskill

Monroe Wm. F. shoestore, 145 S. SecondMontant Claudius, 149 PineMontelius Marcus & Co. tobacconists, 270 HighMontelius Wm. 277 High—d. h. 50 N. SeventhMontgomery Andrew, teacher, 330 S. Front—school 64Lombard

Montgomery Austin, merchant, 41 N. Front—d. h. 252 MiU«berry

.Montgomery Charles, 123 SpruceMontgomery David, carter, 4 PruneMontgomery Henry, combmaker, 171 S. Second—d. h. NE

cor. Third & LombardMontgomery, J. C. 338 MulberryMontgomery James, 48 Mead alley

Montgomery John, carpenter, cor. Wood & NinthMontgomery Joseph, merchant, 101 N. Front—d. h. 4 Rit-.

tenhouse placeMontgomery Rev. James, 148 S. NinthMontgomery Samuel, weaver, Ann near TwelfthMontgomery Thomas, gentleman, NE cor. John & WoodMontgomery Wm. merchant, 128 MulberryMontgomery Wm. boot &, shoemaker, NE cor. Chesnut &

SeventhMontgomery Wm. merch. ,101 N. Front—d. h. 128 MulberryMontgomery William, jun. merch. Union St.—d. h. 63 Lom-

bard cor. ThirdMontgomery Wm. & Son, merchants, 101 N. Front .

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Montgomery widow of Benjamin, 14 Wells's rowMontmollk) Fredk. late auctioneer, SE cor. Ninth & HighMontmollin ML & L. fancy drygoods store, 3^ S. SecondMoody David, teacher, 1 Strawberry alley

Moon Wm. ladies shoemaker, 12 S. 2d & Fourth near ArchMooney Dennis, blacksmith, 401 N. ThirdMooney Hugh, mariner, Swanson near Catharine

Mooney Hugh, labourer, 191 S. Sixth

Mooney Jacob, victualler, 250 St. John,

Mooney James, carter, 2 CedarMooney James, carter, St. Mary near SeventhMooney John, brewer, 118 Callowhill

Mooney John, labourer, Washington st. Morrisville

Moor Ann, fortune-teller, 5 Little DockMoore Abednego, wire coverer, 108 BuddMoore Andrew, brushmaker, 119 N. ThirdMoore Arthur, teacher, Pearl st.

Moore Bernard, dealer, 44 south Fifth

Moore Catharine, 73 south EleventhMoore Charles, drayman, Kesler's alley

Moore David, boarding house, 26 SpruceMoore David, grocer, south side Spruce st. wharf—d. h. 26

SpruceMoore David, George west Schuylkill

Moore Elizabeth, widow, 43 Filbert

Mocre George, 16 N. FrontMoore Hannah, washerwoman, 270 S. SeventhMoore Henry, carter, Cherry near Eleventh

Moore James, soapboiler, Sixth near Coates

Moore James, maltster, 5 Meyevs's court

Moore James, merchant, 61 N. Front

Moore James, weaver, Sch. Front between High St Filbert

Moore James, oak cooper, 28 BreadMoore James, sea captain, 132 S. Eighth

Moore Jeremiah, ccrdwainer, 181 CherryMoore John 3

carpenter, 321 Sassafras & Kunckel bel. GreeuMcore John, bricklayer, 279 Sassafras

Moore John, victualler, 98 GardenMoore John Wilson, M.D. 61 Spruce & 63 S. SeventhMoore John, engraver, 57 Filbert

Moore John 8c Son, curriers, 96 N. SeventhMoore John, plasterer, 24 MaryMoore Jonathan, boarding house, 13 CrabMoore Joseph, shipwright, Second above Federal

Moore Maria, bandbox maker, 122 NewMoore Mary, widow, shopkeeper, 189 CherryMoore Man-

, widow, Marble st.

Moore Man-

, widow, 20 New MarketMoore Mary and Sarah, 2 BankMoore Priscilla, boarding house, 33 Coates

Mcore Robert, groeer, 270 S. Seventh

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Moore Sarah, widow, Quince near WalnutMoore Win. Rev. 100 GreenMoore VVm. plasterer, 227 ShippenMoore Wm. carpenter, 120 DiLlwynMoore Wm. cordwainer, Starr alley

Mocre Wm. L. accountant, 20 New MarketMoore Wm. weaver, Pegg st.

Moore Win. soap and candle manuf. 127 S. SixthMoran Patrick, weddigger, near cor. Sch. Second & VineyMoraut Charles, mariner, 5 Allen's courtMorasco Sebastian, innkeeper, NW cor. Second &. LombardMoreland Daniel, soap boiler, Lily alley

Morgan Benjamin, merchant, 297 ChesnutMorgan Benjamin R. judge district court, 41 MulberryMorgan Gilbert, cabinetmaker, 3 Hoffman's alley

Morgan Jacob, grocer, 155 N. Sixth

Morgan James, carpenter, 198 Eighth above VineMorgan John, gentleman, NE eor. Third & UnionMorgan Nicholas, stevedore, 2 Elfreth's alley-

Morgan Peter, storekeper, 201 south SecondMorgan Thomas, neats foot oil, glue, &c. manufactory, 381

Callowhill

Morgan Thomas, A. merchant, 41. Dock—d. h. 94 S. FrontMorgan "Wm. glue & cowskin whipmaker. Wood n. TwelfthMorgan Wm. II. carver & gilder, 114 ChesnutMorgan W. sea captain, Swaiison below ChristianMorgan Wm. labourer, High W. of Sch. FourthMorgan & West, sign and wall painters, 207 S. FourthMorin Alexander C. jeweller, 113 N. ThirdMorin John, jeweller, Sec. 23 north ThirdMorning Jarvis, baker, Maria st.

Morrell Abraham, sea captain, between Vine & "WoodMorrell I. W. accountant & collector, 181 south FrontMorrell James, accountant, ?18 N. Fifth

Morrell James, hatter, 121 north WaterMorrell Mrs. midwife, 88 Union [See Mxirrell & Morel.Morrell Robert, house carpenter, 8 Franklin courtMorrell T. chocolate manufacturer, 26 S. TenthMorris Aaron, carter, 480 north SecondMorris Abigail, widow, 326 Arch{Morris Amy, washerwoman, 3 Elmslie's alley

Morris Ann," widow, 52 Zane st.

Morris Anna, Mrs. widow of Robert, jun. 282 ChesnutMorris Anthony, druggist, 28 north Sixth

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Morris Anthony J. gentleman, 126 PineMorris Anthony P. currier & morocco finisher, 68 S. Third—d. h. 19 Church alley

Morris Benjamin, cordwainer, 98 PoplarMorris Berzilla, widow, betweeen Ninth and GardenMorris & Brother, druggists, &.c. 45 north Third—laboratory

470 Race ^Morris Catharine W. 56 north FourthMorris Casper W. gent. 19 PruneMoms & Coates, merchants, 32£ WalnutMorris &. Carter, merchants, 175 HighMorris Frederick, shoemaker, Maria st.

fMorris George, porter, 39 Currant alley

Morris George, merchant, 175 HighMorris George W. brushmaker, 19 north ThirdMorris George, merchant, 236 SpruceMorris George L. bookbinder, 2 DockMorris Henry, iron store & coal yard, SW eor. Sch. Seventhand High st.

Morris Isaac, cordwainer , 97 Poplar

Morris Isaac W. late brewer, 144 S. FourthMorris Israel W. gent. 3 north ThirteenthMorris Jeremiah, druggist, 293 HighfMorris Jeremiah, porter, 22 Gaskill

Morris John, carter, 137 north Fifth

Morris John, brushmaker, Washington near SecondMorris John, carpenter & storekeeper, 336 Sassafras

Morris John, accountant, 309 WalnutMorris Joseph, hatter, 12 Chancery lane

Morris Joseph, city commissioner, 58 north Eighth

fMorris J. dealer, cor. Spruce Sc Second—d. h. 85 Bedforo

(M)Morris Luke W. gentleman, 93 south EighthMorris Lydia, widow, Washington near SecondMorris Miles, baker, 10 St. Mary-

Morris St Moore, shopkeepers, 67 Sassafras

Morris Morris, shopkeeper, 179 Race st.

Morris Mrs. widow, 1 Loxlev's court

Morris Rachel, N. Front above Coates, west side

Morris Reese, tax collector, 33 Wood NW cor. of Fifth

Morris Richard Hill, stock Sc exchange broker, Walnut be-

low "Hock—d. h. 250 SpruceMorris Samuel P. smithery, SW cor. Sch. Seventh & High

streets

Morris Samuel B. merchant, 34 south wharves—d. h. 93 g.

EighthMorris Wm. tailor, 32 Elfreth's alley

Morris Samuel, mariner, Penn above CedarMorris Susan, Miss 35 Filbert

Morris Wm. shoemaker, 40 GardenMorris Wm. P. attorney at law, 86 Arch

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Morris Thomas, brewer, 86 N. SecondMorris Warder, drug-gist, 45 N. Third—d. h. 29 MulberryMorris Wm. turner, 10 Elfreth's alley

Morris W. cabinetmaker, 143 south Fifth

Morris , bottler, George st. next Dr. Staughton's Ch.Morrison Ann, gentlewoman, Sch. Fifth near Market st.

Morrison Israel, silversmith, 221 ShippenMorrison John, agent for Lehigh Coal Comp. 109 Poplar lane

Morrison Sarah, teacher, 140 south NinthMorrison Wm. cordwainer, 4 Cypress alley

Morrison Wm. sea captain, 152 S. TenthMorrow Archibald J. carpenter, SE cor. of Juniper &. CherryMorrow Catharine, teacher, 174 north Fifth

Morrow John, weaver, Thirteenth helow CedarMorrow Samuel, smith, 187 and 189 S. Fifth [See JMurrow.Morse Henry, teacher, 43 Zane st.

fMorss Andrew, waiter, 131 LocustMort & Bomersler, merchants, 125 HighMort Wm. P. dry good merchant, 125 High—d. h. 90 VineMortimer J. bookseller & stationer, 74 S. Second—d. h. 78Union

Mortin Janus, flour &. feed store, SW corner of Second andWashington

TMorton Abraham, waiter, Bedford near EighthMorton A. leghorn & bonnet warehouse, 35 S. FourthMorton John, president of N. A. Bank, 116 S. FrontMorton Joseph, boatbuilder, Maiden near Stone BridgeMorton Margaret, widow, 287 SpruceMorton Thomas, carpenter, Otter st.

Morton Thomas, 94 N. SecondMory Elizabeth, widow, 249 S. FrontMosely George, house carpenter, 61 S. Juniper st.

Moser Jacob, victualler, Queen below CherryMoses Henry, currier, Fourth near Poplar lane

Moses Manuel & Co. dry goods store, 230 S. SecondMoses Solomon, merchant, counting house, NJE cor. Walnut& Front—d. h. NE cor. Chesnut and Eighth st.

Moslander George, oysterman, 326 south SecondMosley Samuel, cabinetmaker, 4 Henry Bell's court

Moss Ann, widow of George, Callowhill abo^'r Eleventh

fMoss Benjamin, labourer, Green's court

Moss Christopher, cordwainer, Ger. road below FourthMoss Elizabeth, school mistress, 467 N. Third

Moss Jacob, quill manufacturer & fancy stationer, 65 S-

Third st.

Moss James, at Merchants' Coffee House, 198 N. EighthMoss John, merchant, 77 S. Front—d. h. 189 Spruce

[See Jllaas, JMorse & Jforss.

Moss Samuel, merchant, 77 S. Front—d. h. 191 SpruceHossett Francis, dealer, NE cor. of Sixth & LombardMossop John, cordwainer, 142 N. Third

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Mott Edward, paint manufactory, 10 Fetter lane—store 2Cherry st.

Mott Wim accountant, 279 N. ThirdMott Wm. china merchant, 237 N. SecondMoulder Isaac, mariner, 9 Cleaver alley

Moulder Joseph, shipwright, 13 JohnMoulder Margaret, widow, 24 PearMoulder Wm. justice of the peace, 330 N. SecondMoullin Nicholas, cordwainer, China st.

Moult Wm. merchant, 29 N. TwelfthMoult Wm. merchant, 42 S. Front 9t.

Mounier J. P. hairdresser, &c. 22 S. FourthMount Timothy, gent. 134^ Arch

fMounteer Joseph, cordwainer, back 9 Middle alley

Moutea George, cordwainer, 27 Sugar alley

Moyer Casper, gardener, Shippen's lane near CarpenterMoyer Thomas, saddler, &.c. 26 HighMovers Michael, oakcooper, New Market near NobleMoyers Charles, shoemaker, 116 N. Third st.

Moyes James, gentleman, 119 PineMoyn John, bootmaker, 88 south ThirdMowrey Andrew, victualler, buck of 216 N. EighthMowrey II. shopkeeper, 80 Green st.

Mowrey Jacob, Ridge road near toll gate, Francisville

Mudge Enoch, shoe store, 232 High st.

Muhlenberg David, iron founder, 295 Sassafras

Muhlenberg, widow, 162 ArchMuir David, cordwainer, 7 Christian

Muir John, house carpenter & sexton Mrs. Duncan's church,Thirteenth near Market

Muirhead Wm. keeper Burn's Tavein, Bank st. head ofElbow lane

Mulford Samuel, tailor, 36 KunckelMulhollen Charles, weaver, Cedar above ThirteenthMull Benjamin, combmaker, 177 Cherry st.

Mullen Elizabeth, nurse, 16 Watson's alley

Mullen James, tailor, back of 184 LombardMullen James, biscuit baker, 134 St. JohnMullen John, labourer^35 Zane st.

Mullen John, dealer, 10 HurstMullen John, carpenter, SheafF's court

Mullen Mary, milliner, 46 ArchMuller Mrs. boarding house, 31 Chesnut st.

Muller Charles, sea captain. 94 LombardMulligan Samuel, weaver, Thirteenth above CedarMulliken Magdalen, milliner, 91 Callowhill

Mullins John, merchant, 23 MinorMuHison John, bricklayer, 63 TammanyMulock Edward, cordwainer, 33 Lawrence st.

Mulock George, currier, cor. Third and Ger. roadMulock Leah, widow, boarding house, 249 High

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Mulvey Joseph, merchant, 33 south Front st.

Mulvey Charles, Spanish consul for Georgia, 242 Spruc«Mummer Henry, weaver, 48 KunckelMunheimer Jacoh, trader, 175 Coates st.

Muny Michael, 236 N. WaterMuuyan John, wheelwright, 497 HighMurdock Hannah, widow, cor. Carpenter and Fifth

Murdcck Mrs. widow, NE cor. Fifth and CarpenterMurdock Samuel, sea captain, 200 south FourthMurdock Thomas, bookbinder, 4 Fromberger's court

Murdock Mm. merchant, 67 N. Water—d. h. 309 Ar,cti

Mark Adam, 5$2 S. FrontMurphey Cornelius, cordwainer, 38 VineMurphey Daniel, tailor, 41 Coates's alley

Murphey David, tailor, 2 N. WaterMurphy Arthur, bricklayer, 62 ArchMurphy Daniel, dry goods store, Frankford roadMurphy Hannah, widow, Cresson's alley

Murphy James, tavernkeeper, 34 Washington st. (C)Murphy John, weaver, Shippen above Shippen's lane

Murphy John & James, trunk & saddle tree makers, 75 GreenMurphy Joseph, tailor, 11 Wood st.

Murphy M. tavernkeeper, 141 Walnut st.

Murphy Malcom, smith, Juniper near Kelley's alley

Murphy Patrick, labourer, 92 N. WaterMurphy Richard, boarding house, 43 PruneMurphy Robert, boot & shoemaker, 17 S. ThirdMurphy Samuel, 96 Oak st. (N. L.)

Murphy Win. G. bookbinder, &c. 316 Sassafras

Murphy widow, 52 Oak st. (N. L.)

Mmphy , cabinetmaker, 30 S. Fifth

Murray Abraham, steam scourer, 78 S. Fifth

Murray Alexander, blacksmith, 206 CherryjMurray Charles, waiter, 33 Middle alley

* Murray Daniel, wheelwright, Maple st.

Murray George, oakcooper, 204 S. Water and 205 S. Frontd. h. NE cor. Second and Union

Murray Geosge, fancy store, 187 S. SecondMurray Hugh, weaver, 30 Mead alley

Murray Isabella, nurse, Hoffner's alley

Murray Jacob, mariner, back 15 Parham's alley

Murray James W. attorney at law, 60 S. Sixth

Murray James, bookbinder, 2 Hinckel's court

Murray James, weaver, 289 RaceMurray Jane, 47 RaceMurray John, cordwainer, S. Second near MaryMurray Joseph, boot Sc shoe manufacturer, 51 S. ThirdMurray Lewis, blacksmith, SE. cor. of Federal and Irish

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Murray Mary, widow, 166 S. Fifth

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Murray Michael, tailor, 19 Noble

fMurray Robert, labourer, Osborne's court

yMurray Samuel, n.aster sweep, 56 SmallMurray Simon, clothes dealer, Dean's court

Murray Wm. oakcooper, 205 S. FrontMurrow Peter, chairmaker, 400N Second [See MmMuitow Peter, chairmaker, Boehm's court

Murtlia Wm. dry goods store, 39 N. SecondMusgrave Catharine, storekeeper, 352 N. SecondMusgrave James, broker, SE cor. Chesnut and Third—d. h.

234 SpruceMnsgTove Andrew, drover, SE cor. High & Sch. SeventhMusgrove Massey, gent. 180 SpruceMusser Sarah, widow, boarding house, 28 north SixthMusser Wm. merchant, 263 High—d. h. 36 N. SeventhMussini Nancy, widow, storekeeper, 343 HighMustin Anthony, accountant, Fries's courtMustin Benjamin, gent. 6 Library st.

Mustin John, storekeeper, 80 N. SecondMybert E. widow, 7 TammanyMyerle David, ropemuker, Seventh near PrinceMyers Ann, marketwoman, St. John st.

Myers Anthony, merchant, 154 High—d. h. NW cor. Fifth

and PowellMyers Catharine, Mary, and Martha, widows, Sixth n. GreenMyers Catharine, widow, 141 N. Fifth

Myers Catharine, widow, 11 Gray's alley

Myers Frederick St Melchor, carters, Sixth near GreenMyers George, tavernkeeper, 92 S. Water st.

Myers Jacob, baker, Vine near ThirteenthMyers Jacob, carpenter, George st. (N. L.)Myers James, carpenter, 198 LombardMyers Jane, widow, boarding house, 338 HighMyers John, victualler, Locust above JuniperMyers John H. baker, 9 Elfreth's alley

Myers John, storekeeper near New Penitentiary

Myers John Henry, tavernkeeper, 26 Frank^n court

Myers John, victualler, SW cor. Broad & George st.

Myers Marmaduke, watchman, Federal above SecondMyers Mary, widow, dealer, 28 LombardMyers Mrs., widow, 32 Christian

Myers Samuel, carter, Wright's court [See JMeyers.

Myers Thomas, accountant, 82 Wood st.

Myers Thomas, seaman, 444 N. FrontMyers Wm. bleeder 8c tooth drawer, 299 N. Third st.

Myers Warnet, coach & sign painter, shop Front seconddoor above Callowhill—d. h. 38 Budd

Myley Catharine, widow, victualler, 106 BrownMynich Jacob, painter & glazier, 81 N. Fifth

Myring Joseph, lapidary & engraver on glass, 16 Franklin ct.

-Mvrtetus Susanna, widow, 43 Christian

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NACE JACOB, nail manufactory, 163 St. JohnNace John jr. nailer, Lily alley

Nace Rachel, nurse, 29 Cresson's alley

Naff" Christian, carpet weaver, 297 Callowhill

Nagel Samuel R. book-binder, 1 Little Pine

Nagle Benjamin, lumber merchant, yard Beach (K) near

High Bridge—d. h. 454 North Second [See JYegley

Nagle George, silver-plater, High near Thirteenth

Nagle John, 413 North Front

Nagle John, lumber yard and steam saw-mill, Beach andMarsh streets

Nagle Michael, innkeeper, 145 LocustNagle Patrick G. shoemaker, 58 North Fourtli

Nailer Samuel, ship carpenter, 52 Duke (N. L.)

Nail William, watchman, Arch near JuniperNancrede Joseph, gentleman, 164 South TenthNancrede Joseph G. M.D. 151 South TenthNancrede Nicholas, M.D. N. W. corner Fifth and PowelNapheys Cornelius, carpenter, 33 Palmyra squareNapier Wm. printer, Merriott's lane above Fifth

Nardin F. J. watch-case maker, 14 QuarryNare Tobias, nailer, Lily alley

Narth Sarah, widow, milliner, 177 South SecondNash Sarah, widow, 12 Kunkel street

Nassau Wm. tobacconist, 77 High—d. h. 64 South Fifth

Nathan Isaac, labourer, N. E. corner of Green and St. JohnNathans Isaiah, merchant, 252 North SecondNathans Jacob, exchange broker, 78 North NinthNathans Benjamin, attorney at law, 177 South Fifth

Natt Thomas, carver, gilder, and looking-glass manufacturer;,

78 ChesnutNaverre Peter, baker, 212 South SixthNaves Benjamin, mate, 111 South FrontNaylor Charlotte, widow, Sansom courtNeagle James, engraver, 12 North SeventhNeal Anna, store keeper, 306 North SecondNeal B. T. hatter, 108 HighNeal Christiana, widow, Union Circulating Library, 201

Chesnut street next door above the TheatreNeal E. weaver, Peg street corner Roger's court

Neal John, sea captain, 6 New MarketNeal John, cordwainer, 250 LombardNeal Mary, 75 QueenNeal William, printer and tavernkeeper, Franklin hotel,

2 Harmony street [See NeillNeber Christopher, baker, 264 North EighthNebinger Anthony, coachmaker, 467 South FrontNeedles Edward, druggist, &c. 105 South NinthNeedles Joseph and John, wireworkers, &c. 58 N. FrontNeedles Joseph A. wireworker, 23 RaceNeely Archibald, innkeeper, corner Sch. Seventh and SayNeely John, drover, Say street

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Neely Robert, drover, Sch. Eighth above llace

Neely William, drayman, Juniper near VineKef! G. W . attorney at law, 64 South Sixth

Neff.T. It. merchant, 37 North Water—d. h" 7 South KNeff Jacob, mercer and tailor, 309 HighNefT Robert W. tobacconist, 106 High from Schuylkill

Neff Rudolph, grocer, N. W. corner Vine and EighthNegley Wm. pilot, Christian between Second and ThirdNegus Stephen, merchant, 4 Ranstead court

Neil Lewis, gentleman, 184 HighNeil Thomas, weaver, Jones' alley near Sch. FourthNeill Daniel, watchmaker, 254 North SecondNeill Henry, M.D. 112 Spruce [See XealNeill Rev. Dr. William, 214 PineNeill Sarah, boarding house, 15 Elfreth's alley

Neill Samuel, grocer, Second street Germantown roadNeiman Casper, blacksmith, 95 CrownNeiser George, jeweller, M'Culley's court

Nekervis Thomas, 6 Norris's alley

Neide Charles, ladies shoemaker, Christian nearFifdiNeilson Noble Caldwell, 172 South ThirdNelson Ambrose, sea captain, 201 South SeventhNelson George, currier, 4 Pennsylvania AvenueNelson John, tanner, 83 St. JohnNelson James, coachmaker, 33 MechanicNelson Martin, suspender, he. manufactory 158 HighNelson Mary, tutoress, 3 Bird's alley

Nelson Noble C. 113 North Fifth

fNelson Ralph, waiter, 241 South SeventhNelson Thomas, 33 Mechanic.

Nelson, Thomas, caulker, Marlboro near Shackamaxon (K)Nepps Abraham, gunmaker, 262 St. JohnNepps Mary, widow, 262 St. JohnNepps Charles, gunmaker, 262 St. JohnNesbitt , 39 BedfordNevling Daniel, sign Hornet and Peacock, Beach (K)Nevins James, exchange broker, 25 S. Third—d. h. 300 ArchNevins S. &. G. stock and exchange brokers, 25 S. ThirdNevins Samuel, exchange broker, 25 and d. h. 134 S. ThirdNewbold C. jun. merchant, 33 S. Front—d. h. 148 ChesnutNewbold Samuel, gentleman, 18 PineNewburn Sarah, widow, Old York road above NobleNewcomb h Dantferth, curriers, N. E. cor. Fourth & RNewcomb Hezekiah, N. E. corner Fourth and RaceNewel] Ann, widow, 100 WoodNewell James, labourer, St. John near PoplarNewell James, tobacconist, 233 ShippenNewell Jane, widow, Barclay's court

Newell James W. tailor, John street

Newell John, grocer, High near Sch. Fifth

Newell John B. accountant, 26 MulberryNewell Martha, widow of Wm, grocer, 32 A.

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Newell Simon, ship carpenter, Marlboro near Prince

Newell William, merchant, 12 HighNewell Wm. flour and feed store, 166 CherryNewham John, carpenter, S. E. cor. Sassafras and BroadNewham Richard, pattern maker, Sassafras near BroadNewhouse Jacob W. hairdresser and bleeder with leeches,

156 North ThirdNewkirk Garrett, merchant, 41 North Front—d. h. 34Newkirk Matthew, dry good merchant, 95 High—d. h. 94

MulberryNewkirk & Heberton, merchants, 95 Higii

Newkirk Isaac, carpenter, 563 South Front

Newkirk Sarab, widow, Hanover near Queen (K)Newlin John S. dry good store, 54 North SecondNewlin Margaret, widow, grocer, 50 SpruceNewlin Nathaniel, cordwaincr, 58 North FourthXewlin, P. C. boarding house 100 Arch street

Newlin Thomas, boarding- house, 76 South EighthNewbold Michael, grazier, 77 South Sixth

Newcomb Asaph, stirrup manuf. Queen below Sixth

Newcomb Bayse jr. attorney at law, 124 WalnutNewman Benjamin, tailor, 11 Sterling alley

Newman Caleb, bricklayer, 15 Quarry street

Newman C. tavern keeper, Library street

Newman Conrad, tailor, 96 NewNewman Daniel, grocer, 259 North Eighth

•{Newman Elizabeth, washerwoman, Webb's alley

Newman Heniy, cordwainer, 174 South SecondfNewman James, dealer, 49^ S. Eighth—d. h. Acorn alley

Newman J. B. mereht. 53 Walnut—d. h. 20 WashingtonNewman Jacob, accountant, 214 North Sixth

Newman Lucy, shopkeeper, 249 North FrontNewman Thomas, stock and exchange broker,42 Walnut

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d. h. 20 south SeventhNewman William, labourer, Lombard E. of Sch. SeventhNewman widow, Beach near ShackamaxonNewman widow of John, 6 S. Water, New England Hotel

Newport Ben j. wheelwright, &c. 305 North Third—d. h.

217 north FourthNewport Jesse W. dry goods store, 69 North SecondNewsman Thomas, shoemaker, 422 north Fourth

Newton George, grocer, S. E. cor. of Callowhill and Eighth

Newton Thomas W. turner and machine maker, 42 North

SeventhNewton Thomas, cork cutter, 90 South Fifth

Nice Frederick, shoemaker, 5 Poplar

fNice James, whitewash er, 114 CherryNice John, cabinet maker, M'Crollish's court

Nice John, turner and machine maker, 51 Old York road

Nice Joseph, accountant, 20 Cresson's alley

Nice Levi, machine maker and turner, 51 Old Voi'k road

holas A St. Clair, merchant, 79 S. Front—d. h. 289 Race

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Nicholas Aaron, saw maker, 118 south FrontNicholas F. C. & Co. morocco dressers, 19-i VineNicholas S. merchant, 185 WalnutNichol Jacob, carter, Noble near FrontNicholl John, labourer, Say street

Nichols George, waterman, 460 South FrontNichols A. S. merchant, 289 RaceNichols William, Arch near Sch. FrontNichols Enoch, tailor, 47 Callowhill

Nicholson John H. carpenter, 226 North Sixth

fNicholson John, dealer, 219 ShippenNicholson John, mariner, 252 north WaterNicholson Lindsev, lumber merchant, vard 254 Chesnut.above Ninth—A. h. 326 High

Nicolas Lewis, upholsterer, N. W. corner Chesnut and Fifth,

d. h. 438 ChesnutNicols James, shipwright, 6 Mead alfey

Nickels Casper, jeweller, 3 Burd's courtNicklin Julia, widow of Philip, 278 WalnutNicklin Philip H. bookseller, &c. 175 Chesnut—d. h. 110

South EighthNickerson David, printer, 198 RaceNickerson John, mariner, Rose alley

Nidda Frederick K. merchant, 12 North ThirdNigley Francis, morocco dresser, 204 VineNightlinger John, vict. James above RuganNile William, shoemaker, 95 MulberryXiles Daniel, cordwainer, 95 ArchNiles Elizabeth, widow, back 22 North alley

Nisbet Ann, widow, 64 North FourthNisbet John, grocer, 381 North SecondNisbett Michael, merchant, 26 South Front—d. h. 86 RaceNixon Alexander G. coachmaker 112 VineNixon Henry, merchant, 333 Arch, N. E. corner Ninth

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c. h. 93 south wharves.Nixon- James, merch. 159 High—d. h. 22 North SeventhNixon John, house carpenter, 13 South ThirteenthNixon Richard, dealer, 238 South SeventhNixon Rebecca, widow, 37 Pewterplatter alleyNixon Silas, mariner, 58 Coates's streetNoble Eleanor, dry goods store, 381 South SecondNoble Helen, dry goods store, 381 South SecondNoble James, coppersmith, 20.5 North FourthNoble Samuel, shoemaker, 111 BrowneXoblet Keulin, carpenter, Lemon street

Noblet Mary, widow of Francis, Fourth below ChristianNogle Gottleib, paver, Lily alley

Noland Elizabeth, tutoress, Clever alley

Nolen Charles, furniture warehouse, 189 south Second—d; h.

153 South SecondNolen Elizabeth, milliner. 194 South Second

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Nolen Spencer, clock dial mariuf. 8 S. Third—d. h. 189Pine

Nones Benjamin, notary public and sworn interpreter of fo-

reign languages, 22 ChesnutXones David B. merchant, 150 South SecondNonnater Charles H. vict. Juniper above CherryNorbury Joseph B. attorney at law, d. h. 71 WoodNorcross Chapin, corkcutter, 40 StrawberryNorgrave Hannah, widow, 423 North ThirdjNorman John, coachman, Raspberry alley

Norkway Catharine, widow, 403 South FrontNorris Isaac, hatter, 32 North FrontNorris Isaac, dry good store, 63 North SecondXorris Isaac AY. shipchandler and ropemaker, store cornerVine and Water—d. h. 218 North Front

Xorris John, drayman, Sch. Eighth near VineXorris Joseph P. president Bank of Pennsylvania, 509 Ches-

nutXorris Joseph, shipwright, Beach near WarrenXorris Jos. P. jr. attorney at law, 183 ChesnutNorris Samuel, mariner, Carpenter near Fourth

Norris Samuel, shoemaker, S. E. corner of Fifth and RaceXorris Wm. L. stone-cutter, Sch. Second above VineXorth Caleb, hue sheriff, 277 ChesnutNorth Jacob, 253 Xorth FrontXorth John, seminary corner of Dillwver and Green—d. h,

359 Xorth ThirdXorth Jane, storekeeper, 66 Sassafras

North R. stonecutter, 53 Filbert and N. E. corner of TenthNorth Stephen, druggist, &c. 14 North Second—d. h

North Fifth N. W. comer Xorth street

Northern Liberty Bank, 77 VineNorthrop Enoch, cedar cooper, 55 LombardNorton Barbara, washerwoman, Kugler's court

Norton Wm. L. printer, South Second near JohnNorton John, hack owner, 254 South FourthNorton Jane, nurse, 13 Cresson's alley

fNorton Wm. baker, Middle alley

Norton Rebecca, layer out of the* dead, Kugler's court

Norvell J. editor and publisher of the Franklin Gazette

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office Carpenter's court—d. h. li9 South Ninth

Nossitter Thomas, assistant at Post -Office, 119 north Front

Notter J. baker, 46 Green street

Nouch Lewis F. oysterman, 220 LombardNovering Nathan, tanner, Second street Germantown road

Nowland John, mahogany sawyer, Cedar below Seventh

Nowland Thomas, court back of 46 North Seventh

Nowland Thomas, storekeeper, 34 South Third,

Nowlen John, mahogany sawyer, Lily alley

Nowlin Conlay, 379 North FrontNowling Joseph, shingle shaver, back of 42 AnaNugent R. cooper, 43 South Water

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Null Anthony, saddler, 367 North FourthNunelly Nathaniel, accountant, S. E. comer of Pine and

SeventhNutt Aaron, tobacconist, 8 Baker's court

Nutt Edmund, tailor, Shield's court

Nuttz Ebenezer, store keeper, 55 WoodNutt John, tailor, 170 North WaterNutt William, plasterer, 61 North SeventhNuttall David, weaver, 103 North NinthfNuttle Isaac, boot cleaner, Acorn alley

OAKFORD & PENROSE, curriers, 38 S. Fifth street

Oakford Joseph L. merchant, 196 High—d. h. 195 SpruceOakford Richard, merchant, 84 High—d. h. 21 SansomOakley George, gentleman, 22 DockOat Charlotte, widow, 306 RaceOat George H. accountant, 158 CherryOat Joseph, bookbinder, 2 Clawges' court

Oat Joseph, coppersmith, 26 Old York road

O'Bayle Barnabas, N. W. corner Fourth and Christian

O'Brien Arthur, drover, Arch near Sch. SecondO'Brien John, painter, &c. 40 south Fifth

O'Brien, Martin, innkeeper, 72 LocustO'Brie Nicholas, &. Co. merchants, 221 HighO'Brien , ostler, 32 StrawberryO'Burn Elizabeth, widow, 1 Pleasant AvenueO'Conner Ann, widow, 299 SpruceO'Conner A. M. boarding house, 229 HighO'Conner Peter, grocer, N. W. corner of Wood and GardenO'Connor. Mary, shoe binder, 1 Taylor's alley

O'Connor Sarah, innkeeper, near corner Callowhill and Thir-

teenthO'Conway Mathias James, interpreter and teacher of lan-

guages, 8 UnionO'Daniel John, attorney at law, 97 Walnut—d. h. 34 UnionO'Donnald Peter, teacher, 190 Germantown roadO'Donnell Anthony, grocer, 18 Ninth or Ridge roadO'Donnell Bridget, widow, Locust above JuniperO'Donnell Hannah, widow, tayloress, Nicholson's courtO'Donnell Hugh, collector of ashes, corner of Noble andOld York road

O'Donnell Isaac, morocco dresser, 125 PineO'Dear Sprogal, wheelwright, corner Toy's court and Ridgeroad

O'Driscoll Dennis, shoemaker 154 South FourthQ'Ellers Miss Maria Louisa, boarding house, N. W. cornerFourth and Spruce

O'Ellers James P. of U. S. navy, 167 PineO'Gorman Patrick, saddler, 30 GaskillO'Harra Charles, accountant, 162 South ThirdO'Harra Thomas, carpenter, 24 HurstO'Hara John, brushmaker, 162 south Third—rshop north

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O'Meara , widow, tutoress, 4 Kelley's alley

O'Neal Daniel, grocer, 177 North FrontO'Neal Gilbert, weaver, Germantown roadO'Neal Grace, widow, 94 Crown street

O'Neal John & Samuel, cotton spinners, 178 Germantownroad

O'Neal John, china store, 102 North ThirdO'Neall Neal, labourer, Vine near Sch. river

O'Neill Edward, tavern keeper, S. E. corner Sch. Third andHigh

O'Neill John, grocer, N. E. corner Cedar and HurstO'Neill John, Juniper alley

O'Neill John, carpenter, 103 SpruceO'Neill Michael, bottler, back of 126 South SixthO'Neill Robert, tailor, 30 MulberryOdenheimer E. dry good store, 99 North FourthOdenheimer John VV. merchant, 121 High—d. h. 79 UniouOfferman John C. flour store, 87 North Water—d. h. 160Cherry

Ogden Elizabeth, 60 JuniperOgden Hannah, shopkeeper, Tenth near VineOgden John M. carpenter, 82 Dillwyn street

Ogden Joshua, weaver, Wood near ThirteenthOgden Michael, mariner's mate, 41 NobleOgden Robert, printer, Cherry above ThirteenthOgeby Richard, woodsawyer, back 18 KunkclOgilby Derrich, shipwright, 520 south FrontOgilby Joseph, shipwright, 56 SwansonOgle Thomas, coachmaker, 9 S. Sixth—-d. h. 1 SansomOhler Henry, victualler. 77 GardenOhler John, victualler, 77 GardenOhmer Barbara, widow, washerwoman, Race near Sch. Se-venth

O'Kief Robert, painter, back 1 6 Pewterplatter alley

Okie Abraham, merchant, 83 HighOkie & David, merchants, 83 HighOlden Deborah, widow of James, 96 North FrontOldenburgh Daniel, hatter, 43 HighOldden James, store keeper, 19 CrownOldmixon Mary, widow of John, 51 George street

Oldridge John, hair dresser and inventor of Balm Columbia,57 South Front and 11 North Fourth

Oldsan John, mariner, 48 PennOliphant Mary, 25 Pewterplatter alley

Oliver Andrew, innkeeper, (Indian king) 80 HighOliver David, hatter, 213 North Front

Oliver George, merchant, 35 WoodOliver G. & S. bell merchants, 181 HighOliver & Hubbs, domestic store, 98A HighOliver Joshua C. merchant, 30 Church alley

Oliver J. G. merchant, 37 S. Front—19 Palmyra row

Oliver John G. & Co. merchants^ 37 south Front

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Oliver Reuben, tailor, N. E. comer Spruce and Wafer—d. b.

43 SpruceOliver Thomas P. tailor and clothing' store, 15 north FrontOliver Thomas P. clothing store, 15 north FrontOliver Wm, G. &, Co. auctioneers, S. E. comer of Lombardand Second

Oliver William, merchant, 322 MulberryOliver Win. merchant, 37 south Front—d. h. 85 south Ele-

venthfOlmstead John, waiter, 45 Currant alley

Olmstead S. widow, boarding house, 98 south FourthOmarla George, baker, Black Horse alley

Omer Aaron, china packer, back 65 RaceiOmer James, porter, Paschal's alley (N. L.)

Omer Samuel, porter, back 18 KunckelOndley Robert, waiter, 2 Henry Bell's court

Ong, widow of Joseph, 184 St. JohnOnetto Joseph, blacksmith, back 38 Ann (N. L.)Onetto.Sc Causland, blacksmiths, Front above CedarOram James, carpenter, Mark's lane

Ord George, shipchandler, 99 south wharves, and 354 southFront

Ord John, teacher, 57 TammanyOrr John, coachmaker, 56 Crown—d. h. Castle

Orr Robert, storekeeper, 317 WalnutOrr Jacob, cordwainer, Washington street, Morrisville

. Orr James, cordwainer, 7 Greenleaf's courtOrr William, tinsmith, 164 PineOrrell James K. reed maker, Germantown road, above forkOrt'n Alexander, baker, 16 south TenthOrth Augustus, baker, 127 RaceOrum Davis, dry goods store, 52 north FourthOrman Henry, innkeeper, N. E. corner Seventh and PineOsborn Christopher, labourer, 88 BedfordOsborn James, mariner, 325 north FrontOsborne Sarah, 1 LaurelOsbourn David, hatter, 3 Trotter's alley

Osbourn Jeremiah, drayman, 41 CedarOsterheldt Fredk. hog victualler, 100 GardenOswald Wm. H. accountant, 34 Palmyra squareOtis B. portrait painter, 63 CherryOtt Francis, brushmaker, 22 Currant alley

Ott Henry, victualler, back 37 New MarketOtt Henry, victualler, 319 north FrontOtt & Rovoudt, turners, 22 Old York roadOtt Samuel, labourer, Broad near WT

alnutOttenheimer Barbara, widow, 492 north SecondOtto John C, M. D. 139 MulberryOtto John, cabinetmaker, 8 CharlotteOtway Nicholas, marine^, 22 QueenOudinot Homy, hairdresser, 345 RaceOurt Charles, combmaker, 458 north Second

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Ourt Lewis, smith, Broad near Race©uram Win. whitesmith, &c. Prune near Sixth—d. h. 314

south Sixth

Overman William, broker and commission merchant, 2 Bankalley—d. h. 188 Pine

©ves William, bricklayer, 323 Lombard©vern John, trunk maker, Juniper corner LambertOvington Mary, widow, milkwoman, cor. Cedar and Ninth©vington John, carpenter, 170 south Ninth©wen Edwards, hatter, shop Carter's alley

Owen Jane, dry goods store, 141 north Second©wen John, silversmith and combmaker, 182 north SecondOwen John P. attorney at law, 160 Walnut©wen John, teacher, 197 south Fourth, and 133 LombardOwen Maria M. tutoress, 10 Cypress alley

Owen Mary, grocer, 217 north SecondOwen Thomas, jun. merchant, 131 High—d. h. 10 Old York

roadOwen Thomas, distiller, 115 north Fifth

Owen Thomas, merchant, 28 ChesnutOwen 1'umer, widow, mantuamaker, 42 Frankford roadOwens Ann, widow, shoebinder, court north side of Racebetween Seventh and Eighth

Owens Ann, widow, 26 BranchOwens Elizabeth, 6 ChesterOwens Edward, smith, back 83 north SeventhOwens John, 98 UnionOwens James, coachman, 5 Juniper alley

Owens James, carpenter, 298 south TenthOwens M. gentleman, Walnut above ThirteenthOx Frederick, labourer, Fourth near CoatsOzeas Peter, inspector of customs, 313 Mulberry

PACEY LEWIS, looking-glass frame maker, 248 BrownPage Hannah, widow 7 VinePage James H. wine merchant 15 Palmyra RowPage John, hatter 84 N. SecondPage James N. attorney at law 46 S. Sixth—d. h. 27 S. TenthPage Joseph, military cap & ladies shoe maker 81 S. ThirdPaine Mrs. milliner 367 N. SecondPage Rachel, Spinster court between 7th &. 8th in Sassafras

north side

Page S. & Son, conveyancers 8 S. Fifth

Page Samuel, innkeeper 390 N. SecondPage William, merchant 268 Chesnut and 16 S. FronPaine Mrs. milliner 367 north SecondPaine William, sea captain back of 24 N. NinthPainter Adam, cordwainer Penn (K.)

Painter Devalt, carter Fourth near Poplar'Painter Jacob, gentleman 42 GardenPainter James, merchant 118 SprucePainter Margaret, widow Thirteenth below Hig*K

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Painter Margaret, widow Fourth below PoplaPainter Mary, widow 487 N. ThirdPainter Nicholas, bricklayer Fourth near PoplarPainter Philip, cordwainer Oak near BrownePainter G. W. brewer, Goforth alley

Paleske Hannah, widow 85 LombardPaleske Lewis, sea captain 85 LombardPalethorpe J. H. & Robert, jun. pewter ware 8c ink po*makers 50 N. Second

Palm Henry, printer Heyde's court

Palmer Aaron, comb maker 42 AnnPalmer Amos, liquor store High west of Seh. 7th

Palmer Amos, carpenter corner of Tammany and DillwynPalmer Ann, widow corner of Juniper and ArchPalmer A. A. grocer 6 High—d. h. 4 UnionPalmer Aaron, carter Lily alley

Palmer George, printer, office 59 LocustPalmer John B. treasurer S; see'ry of the Mutual Insurance

Co. 54 WalnutPalmer Job, dry-goods store 24 south SecondPalmer J. merchant N. W. corner Chesnut street wharf

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d. h. 181 MulberryPalmer Jonathan, teacher 193 PinePalmer Richard, justice of the peace 64 ShippenPalmer Samuel, druggist 26 Bank—d. h. 99 PinePalmer Simon, pilot 118 SwansonPancoast Samuel, jun. {county commissioner) hardware mer-

chant 148 HighPancoast Samuel, sen. S. E. corner Twelfth and CloverPancoast Thomas, shoemaker Fourth near BrownPanned R. A. widow 48 UnionPapegay Miss, dry-goods store 151 WalnutParham, Robert, cabinetmaker 39 NoblePark Christiana, widow boarding house 5 Marshall's alley

Park Samuel, merchant 273 High—d. h. 2 north SeventhParke Charles B. brass &c. founder Penn near MaidenParke James P., office 74 S.2d—d. h. 1 Rittenhouse PlaceParke Thomas, M. D. 1 Rittenhouse place

Parke William, hatter 9 Coomb's alley

Parker Alex, nursery &. seedsman Love lane opposite TenthParker Alice and Hannah, milliners 21 north ThirdParker Anderson, mariner 7 Bird's alley

Parker Andrew, tailor 1 WoodParker, Antrim &. Co. cotton manufacturers, Arkwrigh'

steam mill north Front above Otter (N. L.)Parker B. 67 PineParker Beivj. cabinet and chairmaker 114 north Sixth

Parker Daniel, livery stablekeeper 14 and 15 Bread-[•Parker Uominick, porter 89 north Fifth

Parker Edward, bookseller and stationer 178 HighParker Esther, boarding house 71 north Fifth

Parker E., M. D. 304 south Third

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Parker George, whip maker Love lane opposite TenthParker Hannah, widow grocer 34 north SeventhParker Isaac, watchmaker 10 Shield's courtParker .lames, brassfounder back 210 St. JohnParker J. merchant 117 north Fifth

Parker John, cordwainer 45 ChesterParker Joseph, cotton manufacturer 117 north Fifth

Parker John, mariner S. W. corner Shippen and SeventhParker John, tavernkeeper 112 north Sixth

Parker John, hardware merchant 127 north SecondParker Joseph, collector of taxes 32 Sassafras

Parker Nathaniel, gentleman Sixth above Callowhill

Parker Peter, hatter 3 WoodParker Richard, cotton manufacturer 13 south ThirdfParker Richard, shoeblack 29 S. 3d &. 11th below Pi

j-Parker Stephen, bootcleaner 108 south SeventhfParker Stephen, bootcleaner 32 Elizabeth

Parker Thomas, clock &. watch maker 13 south ThirdParker Thos. coachdriver cor. Callowhill & Old York roadParker Thomas, carpenter Tenth above CedarParker Thomas, jun. drygoods store 27 south SecondParker William C. carpenter 263 south SeventhParker William, tavernkeeper 139 nortli FrontParker William, watchmaker 123 south Sixtli

Parker William, currier 88 St. JohnParker William, accountant 201 Sassafras

Parkinson George, tavernkeeper 161 ChesnutParkinson Hannah, nurse Cherry near EleventhParkinson James, tailor Hause court

Parkinson Mrs. pastry cook and confectioner 161 ChesmaParmentier Charles, accountant 17 north TwelfthParr John, taylor25 north NinthParris Benjamin, chairmaker Littleboy's courtParris Gabriel, calendcrer 42 MulberryParrish Isaac, gentleman Mulberry court

Parrish Joseph, M. D. 109 MulberryParrish Robert A. planemaker 238 north ThirdParry Anna, widow 134 MulberryParry Edward, innkeeper 106 Sassafras

Parry John J. clock and watchmaker 252 High—d. h. 14 s<>.

SeventhParry Thomas, storekeeper 43 north SecondParry Samuel, tobacconist 133 north Sixth

Parry William, mariner Prime near FrontParsons Abraham, shallopman Juniper above LocustParsons Margaret, widow 163 south TenthParsons John G. teacher back 49 north Seventh

fParsons Samuel, carter St. John near Poplar laneParsons William, ferryman 30 Jones's alley

Partenheimer Adam, 77 MulberryPartenheimer & Co. brewers 9 BreadPartenheimer Philip, jjaker 107 north Third

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Parvers John, labourer High between Sch. 3d & 4tu

Paryin Pearson, teacher 25 north Fifth

Parvin John, merchant 19 Juliana

Pascall John, ship master and tavern 24 south TenthPascal Jane, widow 142 south Fifth

Pass Peter, tailor 18 PrunePasseveau John, gentleman 19 PinePasson Thomas, shoemaker 85 BuddPassmore Carleton, teacher 56 Newt>assmore Thomas, 126 south ThirdPatchell Thomas, weaver south-eas^t corner Broad 8c Shippei.

Patrullo N. merchant 224 Spruce ^*

Patrullo Josephine, 224 SprucePatrullo N. merchant Washing-ton square\Patten Benjamin, porter Cropper's court

Patterson Abner, grocer, &c. Coats ahove OakPatterson Alexander, weaver Pearl street

Patterson Amos, shoemaker Wright's court

Patterson Edy, grocer S. W. corner Lombard and EighthPatterson Elizabeth, widow 102 ThirteenthPatterson Hester, widow 149 south EighthPatterson Isaac, Robinson Crusoe inn, 23 south ThirdPatterson James, spooler Maiden near FrontPatterson James, weaver Morgan's court

Patterson John, fancy chairmaker Cobb's court N. L.Patterson John, drayman Germantowu roadPatterson John, grocer 40 north Fourth—d. h. 61 N. FourthPatterson John, carpenter Kessler's alley

Patterson John, bi-ickmaker Jones's alley

Patterson J. & Co. merchants 53 south Frontj-Patterson Johannah, cook Smith's court

Patterson Sophia, widow, spooler, Hopkins's court

Patterson Joseph, ship joiner 57 Mead alley

Patterson Joseph, cabinetmaker 90 north Front

Patterson Mary, widow, spooler 126 north Eleventh

Patterson Mary, schoolmistress Elliott's court

Patterson Mary, widow Juniper above Locust

Patterson Rachel, 40 Palmyra square

Patterson Robert, merchant 286 High—d. h. 113 S. NinthPatterson Robert, block and pump maker 64 SwansonPatterson Robert M. m. d. vice-provost, professor of mathe-

matics and natural philosophy in the University of Penn-sylvania, 173 Chesnut

Patterson Robert, president U. S. mint 285 ChesnutPatterson Thos. teacher 205 south Fifth—d. h. 23 PrunePatterson William & Co. merchants N. E. corner Mulberry

and Water—d. h. 17 MulberryPatton William, jun. accountant 221 LombardPatterson William, blacksmith Mulberry near Sch. SeconSPatterson William, merchant 39 VinePattison Robert, house carpenter George near TenthTatton Ann, Center pear Broitf

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Pattern James, merchant—d. h. 293 Sassafras

Patton James, jun. merchant 23 N, Front—d. h. 59 N. 4tkPatton John, merchant 327 ChesnutPatton John, turner Marble courtPatton Margaret, widow 34 BrownePatton Mary, widow Merriott's lane between 4th and 5tlt

Patton Samuel, grocer 61 south wharvesPatton William, jun. accountant 221 LombardPatton William, queensware store 65 Cedar

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Patton William, comb store 60 south SecondPaul Aaron, carter 18 Jones's alley

Paul James, merchant SW corner North alley & Fifti

Paul Jane, widow shopkeeper 405 north ThirdPaul Jonathan S. grocer 195 CallowhillPaul John, M. D. corner Fifth and North alley

Paul John, cabinetmaker China street

Paul Comegys, merchant 42 north Fifth

Paul Joseph, merchant 60 north FourthPaul David, flour, and feed store 3 Spruce—d. h. 177 PinePaul Robert, victualling cellar 7 SprucePaul Jesse, carter 48 KunckelPaul Rebecca, widow 6 north Fifth

Paul William, carpenter 17 Franklin court

Paul William S. carter 2 Fetter lane

Paul, Williams & Co. lumber merchants NW corner Sixthand Buttonwood

Paid Yamons, labourer 502 south SecondPaulding Sarah, widow Thirteenth above RacePaulin Jesse, blacksmith 93 north Fifth

Pavonarius John, oak cooper back 19 north SixthPawling Abraham, smith 17 north NinthPaxon Phineas, wheelwright, Front near PoplarPaxon Richard, merchant, 323 MulberryPaxon William, merchant, 40 Filbert

Paxon William, merchant, 215 HighPaxson Benjamin, dry good merchant, 40 north FrontPaxson Benjamin, merchant, 124 CherryPaxson & Gregg, merchants, 36 Church alley

Paxson Lorraine, cordwainer, 30 ElizabethPaxson Samuel, hatter, 70 north ThirdPaxson Timothy &, Son, flour merchants, 65 north WaterPaxson Timothy, merchant, 65 north Water, and 158 north

FrontPaxson Wm. J. 184 north FrontPayne Wm, carpenter, 164 south Fifth

Payne John, mariner, 30 Carter's alley [Sec Paine.Paynter Samuel, grocer 117 GermanfPayton Julius, waiter, 245 SprucePaysant Jacob, oyster and beer house, 151 LocustPeace Joseph, gentleman, N. W, corner Sixth and WalnutPeacock Eber, carpenter, 372 north Third street

Peacock James, hatter, Mint court

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Peake Samuel, labourer, 563 south Front

Peake Thomas, shipwright, Allen near Beach (K)

Peale James, portrait painter, 228 Spruce

Peale Raphael, portrait painter, 24 PowelPeale Rubens, naturalist, Museum, Statehouse—d. h. 46

south Sixth

jPear F. widow, 204 south Fourth

Pearce Hannah, plain bonnet maker, 56 Mulberry

Pearce John, mariner, 5 Pewterplatter alley

Pearl John, shoemaker, Lily alley

Pearce John & Co. plumbers, &c. back 12 south Fifth

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d. h . 171 Mulberry [See Peirce and Pierce,

Pearce Mary, widow, 87 BrownePearce Timothy, shoemaker, Roger's court

Pearson Andrew, skin dresser, 87 St. JohnPearson Cyrus, turner, Sarah near Queen (K)

Pearson David, skindresser, 282 north Eighth

Pearson Ezra, hatter, 70 north Third

Pearson Henry B. attorney at law, 24 "Walnut

Pearson Isaac, whip and cane manufactory, lower 284 HighPearson Isaac, stationer, 109 HighPearson John, turner, 412 north Front

Pearson Joseph, labourer, 28 Pine

Pearson Thomas, saddler, &c, 138 HighPearson Martha, 235 MulberryPearson Mary, widow, nurse, 1 Knight's court

Pearson Mary, storekeeper, 17 north SeventhPease Charlotte, boarding house, 295 High [See Peace.

Peason George, regulator of the district of Southwark, 399south Second

Pechelles J. F. W. teacher of music, S. E. corner of Fourthand Spruce

Pechin John, collector of taxes, 21 north TwelfthPechin widow of Christopher, 12 Elfreth's alley

Pechin "YVm. tanner, 21 north Twelfth, and Cherry nearSchuylkill

Peck Collins, ladies shoemaker, 10 Currant alley

Peck Daniel L. teacher, school N. W. corner Mulberry andThird—d. h. 123 south Ninth

Peck Edward, ship carpenter, Queen near Shackamaxon (K)Peck Elizabeth, nurse, 90 PoplarPeck Eli, gunsmith, 137 GreenPeck Joseph, cordwainer, 195 north Front

fPecker George E. mariner, Cherry near EleventhPeckford John, grocer, Second street Germantown roadPeckworth John P. comb maker, 139 south SecondPeddle widow of George, 8 Elfreth's alley

Peddle Joshua, oakcooper, 10 Penn and 7 Little Water

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d. h. 153 south WaterPeddle Wm. A. oakcooper, 63 north Water, and 8 Elfreth's

oiley

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P«dersen P. esq. minister resident and consul gen. from the

court of Denmark, 39.3 Mulberry above TenthPedrick John, carter, Callowhill near BroadPedrick John, cordwainer, Perry street

Peek Thomas, shipwright, Swanson near PrimePeel James, blockmaker, 483 south FrontPeers John, broker, 86 south Fifth

Peel's Samuel, weaver, 79 south Fifth

Peice John, painter St glazier, 304 south ThirdPeirce Caleb, hardware merchant, 81 High—d. h. 10 Church

alley

Peirce Charles, clerk of the Mayor's Court—office Chesnut

between Fifth and Sixth streets—d. h. GermantownPeirce Cyrus, merchant, 51 south wharves—d. h. Frankford

Peirce E. J. umbrella maker, N. E. corner Third and HighPeirce Jacob, teacher, 16 north Fifth

Peirce & Smith, dry good store, 55 h north SecondPeirce John, 36 Christian [See Pearce.

Peirsol Wm. iron merchant, 197 WalnutPell Mary, washerwoman, back 107 north NinthPeltz Philip, grazier, 12 LombardPeltz Susan, widow, 38 BrownPember Christian, bellman, 30 KunckelPemberton Philadelphia, shopkeeper, 61 north ThirdPendergast J. L. cabinet and blind maker, S. E. corner of

Third and VinePendergast T. tavern and beer house, 30 south WaterPenington Edward, sugar refiner, 155 and 159 Sassafras

Pennebecker Benj. sign of Sorrel Horse,, 150 north FourthPennel Joseph, carpenter, 9 Watson's alley

jPennington Mrs. widow, Dean's alley

Pennington John, carpenter, 4 Bonsall

Pennington Wm. shipwright, Beach near MaidenPennock Ann, widow, tayloress, 90 SprucePennock Abraham L. merchant—d. h. 122 north Fifth—-of-

fice 231 MarketPennock Horatio B. 27 south Second—d.- h. 71 NewPennock J. W. merchant, 173 HighPennock Sarah, widow, 336 MulberryPenot Francis, ladies shoemaker, 135 ChesnutPenrose John, carpenter, 396 Sassafras

Penrose Joseph, carpenter, 431 ChesnutPepin Victor, equestrian, 158 south TenthPepper George, brewer, 2 south Fifth N. W. corner Minor—d. h. Chesnut next above Masonic Hall

Pepper Jacob, mariner, Neiman's alley

Pepper Joseph, coachmaker, 8 Pennsylvania avenuePepper Michael, carpenter, &c. 23 Little WaterPercival Joshua, merchant, 78 south Front—d. h. 162 south

FourthPereiza Joaquim Borrago, of the Portuguese Legation, 68

south Fifth street

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Perdriaux P. fancy store, 57 south SecondPerfield Joseph, shipwright, 355 north FronrfPerhus Hannah, 182^ south FourthPerine Daniel, bricklayer, 12 Prospect alley

Perine Daniel, tailor, 56 north EighthPerine H. G. attorney at law, 46 south Sixth

Perine John, bricklayer, Fourth near GreenPerit &. Cabot, merchants, 123 south FrontPerit John W. merchant, 121 south Front—d. h. 105berry

Perkenpine John, skin dresser, Rugan street (N. L.)Perkenpine John, victualler, 2 Perkenpine's courtPerkin John, M. D. 159 north Second

f Perkins Francis, steward, back 138 CherryPerkins Henry, smith, 302 RacePerkins Henry, wheelwright, Frankford road above Queen

(K)Perkins Hannah, 182j north FourthPerkins Joseph, engraver, 34 south Sixth

Perkins Isaac, block & pump maker, PfeifFer's alley

Perkins Samuel H. attorney at law, 72 south Sixth

fPerkins Wm. vender of second hand clothes, N. W. cornerof Second and Stamper's alley—d. h. 40 Gaskill

Perle James, deputy measurer, 20 south wharvesPerlasca Peter, morocco case manufacturer 21 Sterling alley

Pernier John, confectioner High W. Sch. 8th

Perpignan Peter, watchmaker and jeweller 359 N. SecondPerroteau B. agent for the Union Line 9 south wharves

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d. h. 22 VinePerot Charles, merchant, 297 HighPerot Edward, merchant, 297 HighPerot EUiston & John, merchants 41 north WaterPerot EUiston, merchant 41 north Water—d. h. 299 HighPerot Francis, brewer 120 Vine 8c 107 New—d. h. 299 HighPerot James, merchant 41 north Water—d. h. 297 HighPerot John, merchant 41 north Water—d. h. 297 HighPerot Joseph, merchant, 299 HighPerot Joseph &. Charles, merchants, 40 north WaterPerot William S. brewer, 107 NewPerrine James, bricklayer, Simmon's court

Perry Charles & Co. merchants, second wharf above Mul-berry

Perry Richard, merchant, 192 north Fifth

Perry Sarah, widow, 135 LocustPerry Thomas, tavern keeper, Laetitia courtPersico G. portrait painter, south Sixth between Chesnutand Little GeorgePesoa widow of Isaac, merchant 105 north Front

fPeter John, barber, Christian corner of ChurchfPeter John, .barber 33 PrunePeterman Geo. flour merchant 366 High—d. h. 106 Filb

Peterman George & Jacob, floyr merchants 366 High

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Peterrnan Jacob, flour merchant 366 High—d. b. 59 S. 11th

Peterrnan Lewis, grocer, S. E. corner Poplar lane and SI

JohnPeters Charles, bookbinder, 88 north NinthPeters George, accountant, 152 north EighthPeters Evan, bricklayer 23 north NinthPeters James, thimble &c. manuf. 65 MulberryPeters John W. accountant 33 south TenthPeters John, mariner 8 Coomb's alley

•fPeters John, porter, 82 Gaskill

Peterson Abraham, mariner 10 Gaskill

Peterson Catharine, widow Rudd near Laurel

fPeterson Darnel, vender of clothes 179 & 218 south Sixth

Peterson George, grocer 3 south Third—d. h. 102 Sassafras

fPeterson Henry, porter, 226 ShippenPeterson John, currier 95 Chesnut—d. h. 18 SansomPeterson John, jun. gentleman 18 Wagner's alley

Peterson John, shipwright, S. E. corner of Front and Chris-

tian

Peterson John, mariner, 94 SwansonPeterson Jacob, mariner 12 Franklin

Peterson Joseph, carter West's coui-t

fPeterson Nathan, labourer Quince above LocustPeterson Susannah, widow 93 Callovhill

Peterson Thomas, drayman Wood between Ninth & Garden

Peterson William, gentleman 323 Sassafras

Peto Ann, corset maker 132 south FourthPeto Elizabeth, corset maker 132 south Fourth

Peto Elizabeth, corset maker, 54 south Fifth

Petit Nicholas, tailor 119 north SecondPettit Andrew, alderman 12 south Fifth—d. h. 69 S. Sixth

Pettit T. H. attorney at law, 36 south Fifth—d. h. 69 south

Sixth

Peusch Jacob, tavernkeeper 192 north WaterPeusch Jacob, labourer 197 north Front

Pew Ezekiel, ropemaker, new Second opposite Mar)

Pew Marshal, whitesmith 45 Callowhill

Peyrouse Andrew, tailor 57 UnionPfaff M. F. mould candle maker 79 Callowhill

Pfeiffer Peter, victualler Coates near Fourth

Phift'er Charles, currier Lily alley

Phiffer John, blacksmith Mintzer court

Philbert Peter, 2 Stamper's alley

Philler Andrew? gentleman 529 Front

Philley Edward, Hodge's wharf

fPhilleman Charles, nail cutter 88 Gaskill

Philip Hipolite, hair dresser 28 south Fourth

Philips Thomas, cordwainer SE corner Front & Sassafras

Philips William, hatter Sixth above Callowhill

Philips William, last and boot tree maker 64 DockPhilips William, merchant 178 Spruce

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Phillips A. L. fancy store 47 north SecondPhillips Ann, widow Perry st.

Phillips Benjamin, late storekeeper, Mulberry nearSecond

Phillips Charles, baker 479 north SecondPhillips Edward, lastmaker 57 DockPhillips Goodhour, widow 10 WoodPhillips Isaac, merchant Washington squarePhillips James, mariner 113 north WaterPhillips James, carpenter 603 north SecondPhillips John, labourer back 97 Buddj-Phillips John, hairdresser corner Tenth & Marble & Green'scourt

Phillips John, confectioner 326 north Secondj/Phillips John, mariner 80 GaskillPhilips J. B. merchant 107 north FrontPhillips Levi, 22 north FourthPhillips Lydia, 182 MulberryPhillips & Lovering, sugar refiners To VinePhilips M., M. D. & druggist corner Ninth & VinePhillips Mary, dealer 240 south SeventhPhillips Mary, cake baker 11 TammanyPhillips Manuel M. D. 41 north FourthPhillips Petei', grocer and bottler, corner Locust & TenikPhillips R. Sc I. merchants 75 south FrontPhillips Rebecca, widow of Jonas, 41 north FourthPhillips Robert, calico-printer Germ, road above LaurelPhillips Samuel, coachmaker Blackberry alley

Phillips Samuel, last and boot tree maker 36 WalnutPhillips Sarah, widow 101 CedarPhillips Thomas, shoemaker Baker's court (N. L.)

Phillips William, gentleman 200 south Front

Phillips Wm. blacksmith, Parham's alley near Swai

Phillips Zeligman, attorney at law 118 MulberryPhilson Jane, widow 242 Filbert

Philson Robert A. druggist SW corner Coates & ThirdPhipps M. 129 Dillwyn st.

Phipps Thomas, gentleman 11 north EighthPhipps Wm. grocer, N. W. corner Second and M »

Plaster & Beans, saddlers 1 Decatur st.

Physick Abigail, 210 north FourthPhvsick Philip S., M. D. professor of Surgery, south Fourth

ween Union and Cypress alley

Picard Mrs. widow, 266 LombardPicard Mrs. of Peter M. 266 LombardPickel Caspar, coach lamp maker and repairer of all sorts of

lamps 111 WalnutPickering George, tailor 103 CoatsPickering Elihu, teacher Key's alley—d. h. 194 N. SixthPickering John, silver plater 82 north SixthPickett Joseph, gentleman 16 PowellPickette Andrew, confectioner 334 High

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Pidgeon John, brassfounder 133 GreenPidgeon Samuel, ladies shoemaker Quince below WalnutPidgeon .Joseph A. shoe warehouse 126 HighPidgeon Robert, wheelwright, 119 Carpenter (S)Piecil Charles, coachmaker 28 Watson's alley

Pierce Peter, umbrella manufactory 89 south SecondPierie John, bleeder, 122 south Fourth S. W. corner Mar-

shal's alley

Pierpont Robert, silk dyer Filbert above TenthPiersol Jeremiah, county commissioner, Sixth near NoblePike Marinus Willett, carver and gilder 39 north Sixth

Piggot Robert, bookseller, agent to Adult Sunday School 29north Fourth

Pile Adam, bookbinder Holmes alley

Pile Benjamin, hatter 8 Cypress alley

Pile Rebecca, widow, 1 64 SwansonPiles William, merchant M {CuIley's court

Pilmore Rev. Joseph. D. D. 171 south Fifth

Pinchin Jane, widow of William, 9 Randall's cpurl

Pinchin John, paper hanger 48 Gaskill

Pinchin William, silver plater Jacoby St.

Pine John, pumpmaker shop Old York road near NoblePinyard Bright, house carpenter Sch. Third below HighPiper Frederick, currier 370 north SecondPiper James, labourer Bonsall near TenthPippitt Isaac, cabinet & chairmaker 71 WT

alnut

Pister Jacob, ship carpenter, Beach near Marlborough (K.)

Pitman Rebecca, widow 7 Clever alley

Pitcher Rufus, umbrella raanuf. 46 Sassafras

Pitner Charles H. sea captain, 209 SwansonPitner Ann, widow, 209 SwansonPitaux Mrs. dress maker 140 south FourthPitt Thomas, watchman Filbert near Sch. EighthPittfield Robert L. merchant 345 HighPlanter Rudolph, tailor 200 Coatcs

Plantou Anthony, surgeon dentist, 1 10 south FourthPlantou Mrs. portrait painter, 110 south FourthPiatt William, hatter Blackhorse court

Piatt William, merchant 47 N. Water—d. h. 201 MulberryPlatus David, carter 327 CherryPleasants Charles, 276 WalnutPleasants Joseph, hardware merchant 267 HighPleil John, cabinet maker 338 north SecondPleis Jacob F. stove store 173 north SecondPleis Matthias, apothecary and druggist 461 north. SecondPleissjohn M. druggist 170 north ThirdPleiss J. M. & Co. druggists SW corner Fourth &, VinePless George, oak cooper 27 BuddPlish Jonas, shoemaker 91 BuddPlitt John, regulator of weights and measures 68 north Ninth

and 128 north SecondPlvunmer Silas 8c Theodore, cordwaine-rs 121 Qeds;

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Plunkct James, copper plate printer 9 Juniper alle\

Plocher John J. wheejwright Thirteenth below HighPlowman T. L. map publisher SE corner of Callowhill and

Julian

Poalk Robert, auctioneer y6 south FrontPochin John, grocer & bakei', 473 south FrontPoint John, pumpmaker north Fourth between Vine and

Callowhill—d. h. Richardson's court

Poke Joseph, drayman Sell. Eighth near Sassafras

Pole Edward, gardener, near U. S. ArsenalPolhemus Mrs. boarding house lower 192 HighPolhman Frederick hair dresser 27 Franklin court

Polk John, shopkeeper 27 TammanyPollack James R. 128 south FourthPollick Kimc, merchant 82 VinePollin Philip, type founder Cedar below TenthPollin Thomas G. painter &, glazier 552 north SecondPollock Hester, boarding house 88 CrownPollock Robert, weaver Say st.

Pollock W. N. trader 170 north FourthPolly Richard, weaver Cedar near EleventhPommer Charles, piano forte maker 72 Sassafras

Pomrvol Israel, cordwainer Fourth below PoplarPond Man, widow 11 Duke (N. L.)

Pond Joseph, merchant 12^ north ThirdPool Elizabeth, widow 62 north SecondPool Edward, coachmaker 7 Harmony court

Pool George, weaver & tavern Third near GeorgePool Hannah, widow Taper alley

Pool Peter S. hatter 29 CherryPool Joseph, comb maker 63 north Sixth

Pool William, comb maker 101 CherryPool William, druggist 62 north SecondPope Mary, widow 143 BuddPope Nathaniel, bricklayer 74 north NinthPoppe Henry, tavcrnkeeper 154 VinefPorter Cyrus, coachman 79 north Sixth

Porter Henry, brushmaker 50 High—d. h. 89 MulberryPorter Isaac, tinplate worker 45 High—d. h. 375 N. SecondPorter James, copperplate printer back of 12 south Filth

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d. h. Franklin's court

Porter James, accountant 44 BrownPorter John, cordwainer north Fourth near Poplar lanePorter John, M. D. 81 south SixthPorter John, brushmaker 52 north FrontPoller John, saddler 34 Sugar alley

Porter Margaret, shopkeeper 24 Carter's alley-

Porter Patrick labourer Castle st.

fPorter Rebecca, 241 south SeventhfPorter Robert, blacksmith Stan- alley

fPorter Robert, blacksmith, back 34 Currant allev

Porter Samuel, smith 25 N. 10th—<1. h. Prospect alley

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JPorter Samuel, woodsawyer 57 Currant alley

Porter Stephen, cabinetmaker, 136 SouthPorter S. &, VV. tin plate workers, corner Thirteenth and

Filbert

Porter Thomas, whalebone cutter 16 Franklin courtPorter William, gentleman 3 New MarketPorter William, drayman, Brook st.

Porter William, tailor back 250 LombardPorter Wm. merchant 22 S. wharves—d.h. 252 N. SecondPorter, widow of John, sen. brushmaker48 Sassafras

Post Henry II. carpenter 119 north FourthPoth Conrad, tallow chandler 178 St. 'John above GreenPotter James, dry goods store 71 north ThirdPotter Richard C. merchant 29 north ThirdPotter S. &. Co. booksellers & stationers 85 ChesnutPotter Sheldon, bookseller 85 ChesnutPotter William W. bookbinder 65 ChesnutfPotter Wm. musician Webb's alley

Potts Eliza, innkeeper 142 south WaterPotts James, oak cooper 63 and 73 north WaterPotts John, merchant 25 Old York roadPotts John, ladies shoemaker, 531 south FrontPotts Mary, widow 25 Old York roadPotts Nathan R. attorney at law 97 MulberryPotts Nathaniel, merchant 5 N. Water—d. h. 26 N. SeventhPotts Rev. Geo. C. pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian church,

130 south EighthPotts Robert T. merchant 103 HighfPotts Samuel, labourer 209 south EighthPotts Stacy, accountant 153 north NinthPotts Susan, storekeeper 72 south FourthPotts Susan, widow 85 MulberryPotts W. L. coal yard 1 Drinker's alley

Potts Wm. L. iron merchant SE corner Second 8t Sassafras

Poulson Andrew, labourer 6 Pratt's court

Poulson Charles Augustus, 172 south FrontPoulson George, bricklayer back of 177 CedarPoulson Samuel, tanner 120 St. JohnPoulson Zachariah, editor and publisher of the American

Daily Advertiser, 106 ChesnutPouleat John, cordwainer 142 Juniper

fPoullin Joel, tailor 49 Currant alley

Poultney James, gentleman 150 south SeventhPound J. combmaker 157 GreenPounder Jonathan, stationer 1| N. Third—d. h. 77 CherrvPoval Richard, M. I). 115 south NinthPowel John Hare, 172 Chesnut and PoweltonPowell Elizabeth, gentlewoman 207 ChesnutPowell Edith, widow 137 north ThirdPowell Elihu, cordwainer, 113 Christian

Powell Benj. labourer 8 Juniper alley

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Powell George, carpenter Hinkel's court Vine st.

Powell George II. carpenter Juniper alley

Powell John, tinplate worker 51 Callowhill

Powell John, 86 south EleventhPowell Martha, gentlewoman 15 south ThirdPowell Peter, brewhouse man Flint's court

Powell Samuel, carpenter 24 BrownPowell Sarah, widow 168 south FourthPowell Wm. wheelwright Queen below ShackamaxojiPowers James, labourer, 493 south FrontPowis James, painter Sec. 3 Ranstead's court

Prager George, saddler and harness maker High W. of Sch.

SecondPrager Susan, widow 19 Wagner's alley

Prall Edward, chair maker NW corner Mulberry & Sixth

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d. h. 64 north Fifth

Pratt & Davis, lottery & exchange brokers 62 ChesnutPratt Henry, merchant back 95 N, Water &. 112 N. FrontPratt J. B. fancy store 56 south SecondPratt James D. merchant 22 Elfreth's alley

Pratt James, tobacconist, 128 SouthPratt John, cabinetmaker, 23 Parham's alley

Pratt Thomas, merchant 42 Walnut—d. h. 58 S. EleventhPray Henry, victualler 4th below PoplarPray John, sen. vict. Fourth below PoplarPray John, jun. vict. Fourth below PoplarPray Peter, merchant Vine between Second &. ThirdPraze Charles, 335 Callowhill

Prentzel Charles S. baker 150 north EighthPresser Jacob, baker N. E. corner Seventh and LombardPreston Catharine, widow Duke st.

Preston Edward, manufacturer back 17 BranchPreston John, carpenter back 50 KunckelPreston John, carpenter back 27 Cresson's alley

Preston John, painter, &c. Prime above FrontPreston Jonas, M. D. 250 MulberryPreston Sarah, widow washerwoman Paschal's alley (X. L.)

Prescott D, W. provision store 22 S. Water—d. h. NE cor.

Third k WalnutPrettyman Eliza, nurse 35 CharlottePrevost A. M. stock broker 45^ Walnut—d. h. 65 SprucePrevost EmmaK. widow of II. M. boarding house SW cor,

Walnut & SeventhPrice Ahijah, deputy keeper of the prison 71 CrownPrice Charles, carpenter Lemon st.

Price Chandler, merchant 41 Dock—d, h. 297 ChesnutPrice C. &. Morgan, merchants 41 Dock east of SecondPrice Elizabeth, 58 south SixthPrice Eh R. attorney at law office 205 Mulberr\Price Ferriss, carpenter 299 WalnutPrice Isaac, turner, 490

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Price Joseph, hatter 79 HighPrice Joseph, feather store, 96 north SecondPrice M. widow boarding house 47 SprucePrice John, sea captain SW cor. Seventh & ButtonwoodPrice John, medicine pulveriser Mintzer courtPrice John M. merchant 143 High & 3 north NinthPrice Philip, jun. clock and watchmaker 71 High—d. h. 1

Church alley

Price Rebecca, teacher 78 CrownPrice Richard, merchant 151 MulberryPrice Seth, deputy keeper of the prison 10th above LombardPrice Wm. M. D. 36 north NinthPrice Wm. grocer, NE cor. Callowhill Sc ThirteenthPrice Wm. mariner 197 LombardPrice William, pilot, 27 MaryPrichard James D. cordVainer, 69 Christian

Prichett Chas. flour merch. 25 S. wharves—d. h. 98 S. 8thPrichctt James, currier 127 ChesnutPrichett Thomas &. John, flour merchants 41 S. Water and

98 south EighthPrichett William & James, curriers 127 ChesnutPrichett Wm. gentleman 98 south EighthPriest George, tailor 37 north FourthPriest Elizabeth, layer out of the dead, 37 N. FourthPriest Emanuel, caidker, 12 MaryPriest Levi, combmaker Buttonwood between 5th Sc 6thPriestman Wm. merchant NE cor. High and NinthPrimer Elizabeth, widow grocer SE cor. Sixth & LombardPrimrose Vailot, saddler &c. 291 HighPrince Isaac, 154 south TenthPringle John, stone cutter, High near Sch. SeventhPringle Wm. gentleman 212 PinePringle widow of John, High near Sch. SeventhPrise Henry, tobacconist 370 N. ThirdPritchett Catharine, widow, 239 SprucePritchet Charles, flour merchant, 25 south wharvesPritz Joseph, turner 17 Rachel st.

Probasco Henry, justice of the peace 37 CoatesProbasco Martha, widow 124 St. JohnProbasco Peter, planemaker 74 Callowhill

Proct Ann, sempstress Biddle's alley

Proct Jacob, pocket-book maker 5 south Sixth

fProctor Walter, cordwainer Bedford above SeventhProro Levi, barber 366 HighfProsser James, oysterman 124 High & 162 SpruceProvenshure Peter, 183 south EighthPrudule Mary, widow 157 south Fifth

Pruff Robert H. carpenter 246 north WaterPryfold Philip, drayman Old York road above BrownePryor Edmund, druggist, &c. 373 north FrontPryor Joseph, clerk to the Health Office, 26 Elfreth's altey

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Pryor Joseph, jun. cabinet shop 7 north Front—d h.

freth's alley

Prvor Margerv, widow, 47 UnionPryor Mat! M." D. office 182 MulberryPryor Richard, hatter 42 north FrontPryor Samuel, g-rocer 206 south FourthPryor Thomas, ferryman, 22 Little WaterPryor Thomas W. merchant, 375 north Front

Pryor Thomas E. druggist 373 north FrontPugh Hugh, house carpenter St. Joseph's avenuePugh Isaac, bookseller SE corner Third &. Sassafras

Pugh Jesse, cabinetmaker, 10 >Vagner5s alley

Pugh Rebecca, widow 301 Callow hill

Pugh Samuel, innkeeper 10 South alley

Pugiia J. Ph. professor of languages 2 Bell's com!PuDen Robert, auctioneer 124 south Sixth

Pumeroy David, cakebaker, 114 north EighthPumeroy Israel, shoemaker Fourth near Poplar la

Pumeroy Ralph W. Fries's court

Purcell John, cordwainer 146 LombardPurches Elizabeth, widow, 94 Christian

Purdon Rachel, boarding house 62 south Sixth

Purdon John, attorney at law, 104 south FourthjPurnall Daniel, waiter, 152 LombardPurnell Isaac, labourer, St. Man's street

Purves Alexander, merchant, lower 22 south Second [Sec

Pybus John, shoemaker, 44 Race P'Pyle Jos. storekeeper, 31 north Second—d. h. 69 Wood

QUA1N W"M. S. hatter, Loxley's court

Quantrell Wm. shopkeeper 84 Sassafras

|Quard John, hairdresser, 131 south FourthQueenville A. G. cabinetmaker, 11 LombardQuesnet B. 4 south TenthQuick Margaret, widow, 68 UnionQuicksall Joseph, shoemaker, Queen below Hanover (K)Quicksall Joseph, under 28 Market—d. h. 15 Gray's alley

Quig Henry, tallow chandler, 5 QuarryQuig Josiah, cordwainer, 51 PoplarQuig Robert, porter at bank of Philadelphia, 21 Carter's

alley

Quin Andrew, tavern keeper, S. W. cor. Fifth and ShippenQuin Barnet Sc Co. grocery, 135 and 137 south WaterQuin Daniel, weaver, 19 LaurelQuin Felix, tallow chandler, Cedar above TenthQuin Mary, widow, Relief street near FrontQuin Samuel, combmaker, Seventh above CoatesQuinlan Patrick, Painter & glazier

Quinley Moses J. house carpenter, 15 ChesnutQuinlin Mary, mantuamaker and teacher, 159 St. Ji

Quinn Barnet, grocer, N. W corner Fifth and PruneQuinn Bernard, whiskey and flour store, 388 High

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QiunH Charles, grocer, S. W. comer Argyle and SwansonQuinton Joseph, tavern keeper, corner Marlboro and Prince

RABAY JOHN, mariner, 79 SwansonRabb Elizabeth, widow, Galbraith's court

Rabjohn George, oak cooper, 229 St. JohnRabjohn John," tailor, 229 St. JohnRabsom Mary, widow, boarding house, 143 HighRadcliff C, sea captain, 88 WoodRadford Thomas, tailor, back 106 CherryRae Robert, mariner, 28 AlmondRafield John, accountant, 110 UnionRafferty Patrick, ashman, 214 ShippenRafrerty Thomas, sandman, Lombard corner ElevRafsnyder John, plasterer, 66 north Sixth

Rafus Abraham, cai'penter, Hause's court

Rain Ehzabeth, washerwoman, back of 115 Callowhill

Rainer Nathan, carpenter, North street

Rainey John, carter, Filbert near Sch. FourthRakestraw John, tailor, 279 south Front ,

Ralston Archibald, labourer, Jones west Sch. Fifth

Ralston & Lyman, domestic warehouse, 11 south FrontRalston Robert, merchant, 189 Mulberry—compting house

103 south FrontRalston Robert, jr. merchant, 383 MulberryRamage Adam, printers' joiner and cabinetmaker, library

near Fifth—d. h. 137 south Fifth

Ramage Emily, schoolmistress, 11 Penn. avenueRamage James, stone mason, Wood near ThirteenthRambo David, cordwainer, Paynter's com!Rambo Hannah, widow of Daniel, 43 GreenRambo Peter, shipwright, Hanover corner BedfordRamsay John, combmaker, 69 TammanyRamsay Susan, widow of Alexander, 465 RaceRamsey Jacob, paper stainer, Say street

Ramsey James, upholsterer, Say street

Randies Mary, widow, back 79 ^VansonRamson George, ^carpenter, Noble between Fifth-and Sixth

Rand B. H. professor of penmanship 36 south Sixth

Randall A. storekeeper, 16 south SecondRandall Archibald, attorney at law, 50 south Sixth—d. h.

229 MarketRandall A. & J. R. Vodges, attorneys at law Sc conveyancers,

N. W. corner south Sixth and Little GeorgeRandall David, labourer, back 19 GardenRandall James, grocer. Beach near Maiden (K)Randall Joseph, carpenter, 103 south NinthRandall Josiah, attorney at law, 80 "WalnutRandall Margaret, widow, 167 south Fifth

Randall Matthew, prothonotary Court Common Pleas, office

west wing State House—d. h. 171 PineRandall Robert, shoemaker, Fourth near Brown

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"Randolph Edward, gentleman, 126 north SecondRandolph Edw., j;\ merchant, 241 High—d. h. north Fourth

near NobleRandolph G. F. merchant, 241 High—d. h. 192 MulberryRandolph G. F. & E. dry good merchants, 241 HighRandolph J., M. D. 74 south Fifth

•[Randolph Josh, painter, he. 212 SouthRandolph Richard, merchant, Vine near corner of JohnRandolph Robert, shoemaker, 21 Callowhill

Randolph Wdliam, lumber merchant, 233 north Water—d. h. Juliana above Wood

Ranken Alexander, cordwainer, 430 north Front

Ranken & Adams, grocers, 49 ChesnutRanken David, grocer, 49 ChesnutRanken George &. Son, cabinetmakers, 20 WalnutRanken George, jr. shoemaker, 9 north Eighth

Rankin Wm. blacksmith, back 8 NobleRankin 8c Fowle, hatters, 122 HighRanner John, victualler, 59 Garden street

Ransley James, mariner, Federal near SecondRaphune John, tailor, S3 Currant alley

Rapp Catharine, widow, 107 Christian

Rapp Joseph, feed store, 293 north SecondRaser Aaron, labourer, Race near Sch. ThirdRaser Matthias, printer, 33 Carter's alley—d. h. 11 CherryRaser, Thomas M. teacher, seminary N.W. corner Fifth and

Cherry, d. h. 83 Locust

Raser Jacob, carpenter, Sch. Eighth near CherryRaser John, labourer, Race near Schuylkill Third

Raster Wm. tavern keeper, corner of Buttonwood and OldYork road

Rauch J. C. G. tailor, 18 Watson's alley

Ravegneaux Francis, shopkeeper, 82 north Third

Raw George, ladies shoemaker, Queen below Sixth

Rawerd Henrietta Miss, 44 Gaskill

Rawle Edward, attorney at law, 112 and 116 south Third •

Rawle Wm. counsellor at law, 112 and 116 south ThirdRawle William, attorney -at law, 178 ChesnutRawlings Thomas, cordwainer, back of 102 Christian

Ray Benjamin, grocer, 200 north WaterRay David, drayman, 20 North alley

Ray David, tailor, 253 south Fourth

Ray Mary, fancy and dry goods store, 43 south SecondRay Mary, nurse, 11 Carter's alley

Ray Margaret & Co. storekeepers, 4 south SecondRay Rachel, widow, 105 Filbert [See Rea and JVvay.

Ray William, carter, Chesnut above BroadRay William, tailor, 134 Coates street

Raybold Jacob A. druggist, 243 south FourthRaybold John, paper stainer, Sch. Front near Filbert

Raybold Joshua, justice of the peace, 179 Shippen—d. h.

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"Raj bold Thomas, Windsor chairmaker, Mulberry west SchThird

Rayer Peter, labourer, back of 40 AnnBayfield Eleanor, morocco hat maker, 56 south Fifth

Rayl Henry, carpenter, 246 Brown-; Raymond A. hairdresser, 74 Dock{Raymond A. & Tondillier, hairdressers, 74 Dock

fRaymond Jacob, coachman, 12 Currant alley

Raymond Jane, tutoress, 139 south FourthRaynes Charles & John, mariners, 73 and 74 PennRea Alexander, umbrella maker, 38 south ThirdIlea Charles, bricklayer, 5 Clawges' courtRea Daniel, sea captain, 30 BuddRea John, upholsterer, 153 Chesnut [.See Ray t£ IVrav

Rea William, blacksmith, corner Ger. road and SecondRead Alexander, weaver, Germantown road above the forks

Read Alexander, china merchant cor. Fifth and High—d. h,

37 south TenthRead Christian, grocer, 48 BuddRead Eleazer, paper stainer, Galbraith's courtRead Elimaleck, innkeeper, 95 North ThirdRead Elizabeth, boarding house, S. W. corner Bread street

and Fetter laneRead & Gray, china merchants, 199 HighRead James, 81 Walnut [See Reed and Reld.Read James, weaver, Callowhill near ThirteenthRead Joel, brushmaker, 11 Wagner's alley

Read John, labourer, 262 north WaterRead John, tanner, 62 north SixthRead John, shoemaker, 57 MechanicRead John, umbrella maker, 37 south SecondRead John, mariner, back of 12 ShippenRead John M. attorney at law, and president of Philadelphia

Bank, 176 ChesnutRead Joseph, labourer, Rose alley

Read Luke, tinplate worker, 1 Kelly's alley

Read Mary, widow, Perry street

Read Moses, grocer, 482 Sassafras

Read Peter, painter Sc glazier, 58 RaceRead Richard, ship master, 45 LombardRead Sarah & Co. dry goods store, 45 north SecondRead Wm. bookbinder, Davis's courtRead William, agent (U. S. N.) 15 SansomReader Isaac, agent, 133 VineReady & Walters, tinplate workers, 246 HighReafTenbart Peter, baker, Perry st.

Reakart John, grocer, 439 north SecondReakirt Jacob, dep. keep, of the prison, 12 Fromberger'sci,Reall Michael, house carpenter, Marlboro near BedfordReall Samuel, inspector of lumber, 255 North FrontReamer Frederick, grocer, 10 ElizabethReamer John, gent. Poplar near St¥ JJbnn.

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Reamer Susan, widow, carpet weaver, Frankford road near

Bedford (K)Reap John, cordwainer, Crown street (K)Heap Philip, carpenter, 100 BuddReasen Samuel, labourer, 16 Burd's court

Heath Thomas, grocer, 269 HighReaud Elizabeth, widow, back 86 south ThirdHeave Hosea, storekeeper, Hanover near Queen (K)Reck' 1 .s David, cordwainer, 35 MechanicReckefiis Samuel, cordwainer, 35 MechanicRechcl Jacob, sugar refiner, 5 CrownRedifer John, weaver, Germantown road

Reding Patrick, grocer, 5 SpruceReddifer \Vm. shoemaker, 448 north Third street

RedhefTer Rachel, market woman, Lily alley

Redfern Robert, saddler & leather cutter, 403 HighRedman Barnabas, bookseller and stationer, 121 south Fifth

Redman Joseph, gent. 144 PineRedman Margaret, widow, Bedford near Fifth

Redman M. shopkeeper, 68 south FourthRedman Thomas, M. D. 188 ChesnutRedstreke J. cabinetmaker, 54 Dock—d. h. 123 S. Second

fRedwood John, waiter, Acorn alley

Reece Enos, storekeeper, 8 north Eleventh

Reecles Anthony, labourer, Carpenter near Fourth

Reed Isaac, watchmaker, 176 north SecondReed James, Christian near Fifth

Reed Joseph, counsellor at law and recorder for the city of

Philadelphia, 187 SpruceReed John, inspector of customs, 286^ RaceReed John & Co. dry goods store, 132 High

j Reed John, cordwainer, 46 Bedford

Reed Michael, storekeeper, 78 north Second

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Reed Robert, cordwainer, 63 PennReed Samuel, S. E. corner of Second and MaryReed Samuel, labourer, 126 Thirteenth street

Reed Samuel II. grocer, 400 HighReed Sarah, widow, Relief street near Front

Reed Wm. tailor, 68 south Water and 69 south Front

Reel John, smith, 133 BuddRees Charles B. cordwainer 111 Sassafras

Rees Christopher, oak -and cedar cooper, 8 BuddRets Eleanor, 22 Carter's alley

Rees Enos, labourer, 117CoatesRees Evan, stirrup filer, 19 BuddRees George, cordwainer, 276 south SecondRees Henry, tailor, S. W. corner of Fourth and NewRtes Jacob, victualler, Charlotte near BrownRees Jacob, cedar cooper, 77 RaceRees Jane, widow, washerwoman, back 5 Cypress alley

Ree< )U#c«W|pf taxes, 115 RaceRgati John, bridle bit mukc^, juniper below Walaul

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Itees Thos. L. dry goods store, 80 north SecondRees Wm. carter, SW corner Wood 8c EighthReese Ezekiel, 246 north FrontReese Jacob & Sbn, merchants, 195 High—d. h. 399 Mul-

berry [See lieysy Rhees, & Reiss.

Reese Margaret, widow, Hunk's courtReese Valentine, soap boiler, Race near Sch. Seventh

Reess George, victualler, Vine west of Bread—stall 73 NewMarket, south Second

Reess Mrs. shopkeeper, 103 south Fifth

Reess Mrs. innkeeper, 97 south Fifth

Reeves Aaron, wheelwright, Duke corner of New MarketReeves Benjamin, 13 HighReeves Benjamin, Market street Ferry, north side

Reeves Catharine, boarding house, 5 Franklin court

Reeves Isaac, carpenter, near Callowhill & Ridge roacT

Reeves Nehemiah, cordwainer, 8 Little PineReeves Sheppard A. teacher, 1 Bread street

Reeves & Sedgley, millwrights, 170 SpruceReeves Thomas, jun. grocer, NW cor. Second & Mulberry—d. h. 355 Mulberry

Reeves Timothy, dry goods store, 240 north FrontReeves Thomas, grocer, N. W. cor. of Penn and CedarReeves Thomas, millwright, Fifth second door ab. WalnutReford Elizabeth, storekeeper, 24 south ThirdRegent Isaac, labourer, Queen near SecondRegli, widow of Joseph, toy store, 208 HighRegnault C. F. paper hanger, 218 LombardRegnault George, paper hanger, 220 LombardRegnault Joseph, paper hanger, 122 LocustRehn Casper, merchant, 164 N. SecondRehn George, and Co. brewers, 68 NewRehn George, blacksmith, China street

Rehn John, brewer, 60 NewReible John, grocer, Charlotte street

Reibsam John, merchant, 47 NobleReicker Peter, victualler, Perry street

Beid Adam, grocer, N. W. corner of Second and PlumReid Alexander J. grocer, N. E. cor. of Third and ShippenReid Catharine, widow, storekeeper, 25 Callowhill

Reid Patrick, house & sign painter & glazier, 46 south Fifth

Reidy Samuel, victualler, near Callowhill and Ridge roadReiff Abraham, grocer, 125 Old York roadReifF Mathias, grocer, 428 north FrontReilly James, tailor, 137 LocustReilly Joseph, paper hanger & stainer, Charlotte near BrownReilly J. C. sea captain, 260 south FrontReilly Mathew, cordwainer, 245 south FourthReilly Philip, grocer, N. E. cor. of Second and ShippenReilly Wm. cabinetmaker, 24 Prune

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fReily James, oysterman, 8 Dock102*

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'• Tliomas, merchant, 7 Franklin rowReinagie Hugh, artist, 133 south FourthReinboth George, carpenter, Mulberry alley

Reineek Lewis, biscuit baker, 32 Penn & 91 south whaiReinhai*t Christian, near Hopkins's court & Wilhams st.

Reinhart George, gentleman, SW cor. Tenth &. WalnutReinhart John H., watchman, back 147 CherryReinhart John G. blacksmith, N. W« cor. Second and PrimeReinsemier Christian, carter, Union near Marlborough (K.)

Reiter John, glover, 239 north SecondRelf Francis, mariner, back 380 south SecondRelf Samuel, editor of the Philadelphia Gazette, office 97

south Second—d. h. 109 south TenthRementer, Peter, carpenter, Passyunk road near FederalRemich John, ladies shoemakei*, 106 Gaskill

Remington C. lumber merchant, NW car. Sixth and Vine

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d. h. 192 N. Sixth

Remington Elizabeth, widow, 37 Christian

Remington J. B. gentleman, 334 MulberryRemy John, shoemaker, back of 42 AnnRennel Michael, shopkeeper, 196 Callowhill

lienouf Nicholas, tailor, back of 99 Old York roadRenshaw Benjamin, Mansion House Hotel, south ThirdRenshaw Benjamin, gentleman, 218 ChesnutRenshaw Frances, 112 south EighthRenshaw Richard, justice of the peace and notary public,

office 304 and d. h. 302 south SecondRenshaw Samuel, of U. S. Navy, 90 UnionReppard Sarah, nurse, Barnard's court

Repsara Adam, labourer, 250 St. John •

Repsher Elizabeth, seamstress, 184 St. Johnoster Daniel, mason, Washington street, Morrisville

Rex Ann, widow, 13 GermanRex Charles, victualler, near Kugan in Callowhill

ilex George, innkeeper, cor. Sixth and VineReX Samuel, blacksmith. Ridge road near toll gate

tteyburg Mary, widow, 320 MulberryReynolds & Adgate, grocers, 21 south ThirdReynolds Charles, druggist, 491 north SecondReynolds David, tanner, 93 Budd above LaurelReynolds Elizabeth, rnantuamaker, 25 WalnutReynolds James, tailor, 308 south Frontieynolds Jos. grocer, 21 S. Third—d. h. 20 New MarketReynolds Margaret, milliner, 52 Mulbem7

Reynolds Margaret, widow of John, Cherry near Sixth

Reynolds Margaret, teacher, 33 CoatesReynolds Mary, widow, back of 109 Christian

Reynolds S. oysterman, under 202 High—d. h. Franklin court

Reynolds Samuei, gentleman, NW cor. Callowhill & Sixth

Reynolds Simeon, teacher, 27 BranchReynolds Wm. carpenter} Federal above SecondReynolds Z. J. supercargo, 283 Sassafras

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Rhea David, gentleman, Frankford road cor. Otter (K.)

Rheem Jacob, flour merchant, 37% HighRhees Ann, widow, Loxlcy's court

Rhees Benj. R., If. D. 225 south FrontRheimer John, grocer}7 store, High between Sch. oth & 6thRhine-hart Joseph, cordwainer, 142 SouthRhoades Joseph, carpenter, 2 WoodRhoades Henry, labourer, Lombard W. Sch, EighthRhoades Thomas, accountant, 2 WoodRhoads Hannah, widow, 2 WoodRhoads 8c Jeanes, lumber merchants, High near Permanent

bridge—d. h. High W. Sch. Sixth

Rhodes Charles, grocer, NB cor. Callowhill Sc Sixth

Rhodes Jane, innkeeper, adjoining U. S. ArsenalRhodes Samuel, merchant, 42 south FrontRianhard John, merchant, 179 High—d. h. 127 south NinthRianhard, Senat, & Co. merchants, 179 HighRibbath Moses, weaver, 493 north SecondRibble John, shoemaker, Millers court

Ribblet Peter L. pastry cook, 174 south SecondRice Ann, widow, 53 AlmondRi;e & Esher, grocers, NW cor. Fourth and MulberryRice Isaac, carpenter, 13 WoodRice James, labourer, 5 Little DockRice John, sea captain, 324 south SecondRice Joseph, blacksmith, Old York road—d. h. 30 and shqpabove Noble

Rice Joseph, gunsmith, 1 32 SouthRice Michael, grocer, NW cor. Mulberry and FourthRice Robert, whiskey Sc flour store, High W. of Sch. FifthRice Wm. gentleman, 41 BrowneRice Wm. -blacksmith, 164 CoatesRice Wm. house carpenter, Hanover near Queen (K.)Rich George, grocer, 477 north ThirdRich Margaret, nurse, Rose alley near GreenRichard Ann, 117 north Sixth

Richard M. drygoods store, 31 south ThirdRichards A. G. merino shawl and Canton crape cleaner, 90

CherryRichards Ann, teacher, 39 Key's alley

Richards Benjamin, auctioneer, 381 MulberryRichards Bridget, widow, back 14 Oak (S)Richards Catharine, tavernkeeper, 87 south WaterRichards Hester, grocer, cor. Sch. Front and VineRichards Isaac, blacksmith, back of 91 CallowhillRichards Joseph, grocer, 22 north SecondRichards Joseph, merchant, 160 south FourthRichards Lawrence, labourer, Jones's alley

Richards Mark, iron merchant, 125 and 127 N. ThirdRichards Man", Coates near Ridge road ***^fRichards Myers, dealer, 188 south FourthRichards R.B. bellows manufactory, Callowhill near Garden

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Richards Richard, drayman, Fifth below QueRichards Samuel, brushfinisher, 85 St. JohnRichards Samuel, lime merchant, 3 Dock—d. h. 136 3. FromRichards Samuel, iron merchant, 111 N. "Water—d. h. 34"

MulberryRichards Thos. tobacconist, 166£ S. Sixth. & 195 LombardRichards Thomas, grocer, SW cor. Third and VineRichards Thomas, grocer, 214 ShippenRichards Thomas, 50 VineRichards William, jeweller, 8 Carter's alley

Richards William H. china merchant, 182 HighRichards Win. gentleman, cor. Baker's court & CallowhillRichards W. & S. R. watchmakers and silversmiths 136 S.

FrontRichardson Adam,ropemaker, Marlborough near Prince (K.)Richardson Ann, widow, drygoods store, 64 N. Fourth.Richardson Benjamin, cutler, 77 south SecondRichardson Elizabeth, widow, 61 TammanyRichardson Hannah, grocer, Prime opposite Navy YardRichardson Jared, carpenter Broad above Mulberry

fRichardson Joseph, coachman, 8 BonsallRichardson J. bookseller, 6 MinorRichardson John, bellhanger, 17 Elfreth's alley

Richardson John, rigger, 247 St. JohnRichardson & Kinsman, merchants, 89 HighRichardson Mark, carpenter, Broad above MulberryRichardson M. R. tavernkeeper, 121 north WaterRichardson Oliver, shoemaker, 121 north FourthRichardson Robert & John, whitesmiths, engineers, and belt-

hangers, 19 Norris alley

Richardson R. B. brush finisher, 166 north EighthRichardson Thomas, 4 Biddle's alley

Richardson Wesfell, cutler, Ann near Sch. EighthRichardson William, merchant, 85 MulberryRichardson William, innkeeper, 139 north FourthRichardson Wm. cai-penter, 92 and 93 Gaskill

Richardson Wm. umbrella manuf. 6 south ThirdRiche Samuel, carpenter, Callowliill near SchuylkillRichie William, merchant, 117 HighRichman John, joiner, 416 north FrontRichman Wm. shipwright, 261 St. JohnRichmond Isaac, carpenter, 107 CherryRichmond Isaac, superintendant public burial ground, 4-71

Sassafras

Richmond Mary, widow, 94 north Ninth

fRichmond Peter, 417 north Fourth above CcatesRichter Augustus Charles, hairdresser, 440 N. FrontRichter & Glasby, tailors, 360 north SecondRichter John, toiler,. Whitehall st.

Rickard Leonard, painter, 13 Watson's alley

Rickards William, 8 Carter's alley

Rickerman William, drayman, 15 south Water

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Ricket Joseph, inspector of lumber, 6 Branner's alley

Ricketts Cato, porter, back 18 KunckelRicketts Isaac, labourer, Second below PrimeRickson Andrew, rigger, 69 QueenRickstine John, morocco dresser, 6 Franklin

Ridaboch P. blacksmith, 16 S. Fifth—d. h. 277 WalnutRiddle Joanna, widow, back 393 south SecondRiddle John, cabinetmaker, back 70 DockRiddle John, drayman, 126 QueenRiddle Samuel, boot and shoemaker, NE corner Front and

Sassafras

Riddock James, dealer, 42 SouthRider A. portrait painter, Chesnut 2d door above EighthRideout George, grocer, SW cor. Eighth & ChesnutRidgway Benj. & Thos. flour merchants, 51 north WaterRidgway Jacob, gentleman, 181 ChesnutRidgway Joseph Fi flour merchant, 55 north Water—d. h,

172 Mulberry"Ridgway Joseph, merchant tailor, 10 south ThirdRidgway John, bricklayer, 76 north NinthRidgway Miss Rebecca, boarding house, 141 MulberryRidgway R. S. innkeeper, NW cor. Green & Old York roadRidgway Thomas, flour merchant, 52 VineRidles Adam, turner, 10 StrawberryRidley Edward, weaver, Pearl st.

fRidley Peter, labourer, German near ThirdRiebsam John, grocer, 290 N. Second—d. h. 95 Callow-hill

Rief Daniel, grocer, 106 north SeventhRiehle Wm. tanner, cor. Fourth & Noble—d. h. 53 N. FourthRifferts Peter, drover, James st.

Riflbrd Matthias, rigger, Marlborough near PrinceRig Ferdinand, confectioner, 52 BrownRigby Henry, late cabinetmaker, 15 Sassafras

Rigden Christiana, widow, milliner, 205 south SecondRighter John, gardener, 13 Franklin courtRigler John, victualler, Cherry near Sch. EighthRigley Francis, stove manufacturer, 34 Church alley

Rile William, innkeeper, 69 Sassafras

Riley Charles, chairmaker, 513 south SecondRiley Charles, chairmaker, Fearris' court

Riley Isaac, gentleman, 250 WalnutRile3r Jacob F. baker, 165 VineRiley James, tailor, Germantown road above the forksRiley James, organist of St. Mary's church, 4 Stampers' alley

Riley James, labourer, Swanson near PrimeRiley Joseph S. currier, 171 N. 3d—d. h. cor. Vine 8c 3dRiley John, shopkeeper, 15 StrawberryRiley Paul, tavernkeeper 220 HighRiley Tobias, baker, 391 Sassafras

Riley Wm. brass founder, 22 Sassafras alley

Hiley Wm. mariner, 316 south ThirdRiley WilliaHO, brass founder, 23 North alley

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Rimer Thomas, late cordwainer, 10 Carter's alley

Rinck Elizabeth, widow, Love lane near NinthRinedollar Henry, ship carpenter, 14 Piatt's courtRinedollar Henry, ship carpenter, BeachRinedollar Jacob, shipwright, 385 N. FrontRinedollar Jacob, jun. mast maker, yard Oak near Coates

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d. h. 9 DukeRinedollar Samuel, ship carpenter, 62 GreenRinehart Michael, cordwainer, Juliana near Callowhill

Ring Mary, back 150 LocustRing Rachel, widow, nurse, 19 Coxe's alle}*-

Rink Wm. 1). combmaker, 183 south SecondRink Jacob, tavernkeeper, NW cor. Brown & St. JohnRiphey Daniel, weaver, N. Third near Rihl's court

Ripperger Wm. dentist, 158 south FourthRippinger Conrad, bleeder and leecher, 35 CherryRisband Mary, seamstress, 20 Cypress alley

Risborough John, drygoods store, 250 south SecondRisdale Isaac, tailor, 48 TammanyRisdeil P. widow, xipper 157 PineRising Eli, trader, 214 north Fifth

Risley R. S. china store, 68 north ThirdRistene Jonathan, combmaker, 463 N. ThirdRistine John, victualler, West above Palmer (K.)

Ritchie Francis, gentleman, 26 Goforth alley

Ritchie H. I. taylor, Vine near Thirteenth

Ritchie Robert, leather store, 318 N. Third—d.h. 10 Norris*

alley

Ritchie Thomas, M. D. Pennsylvania Hospital

Riter Michael, merchant, 180 Callowhill St 216 N. Fifth

Ritsey John L. cordwainer, 112 VineRittenhouse Benjamin, gentleman, 1 Caledonian court

Rittenhouse Henry, carpenter, 77 CrownRitter Ann, widow, baker, 24 N. Fifth

Ritter Abraham, merchant, 16 south SeventhRitter Catharine, tailoress, 4 Knight's court /

Ritter Edward, chairmaker, 113 N. FrontRitter Edward, chairmaker, 317 N. ThirdRitter George, cabinetmaker, 72 N. FourthRitter George, horse auctioneer, 98 Filbert

Ritter Henry, baker, 129 south FourthRitter Jacob, storekeeper, 70 N. FrontRitter Jacob, jun. merchant, 196 HighRitter J. & A. merchants, 333 and 196 HighRitter Mathias, paver of stone, Francisville

Ritter William, baker, 24 N. Fifth

fRix Eliza, washerwoman, 21 Lyndall's alley

Rizer Charles, druggist, junction of Fifth and PassyunkRoach John, bookbinder, 99 BuddRoads Henry, carter, Lombard near Schuylkill

Roads Marks, merchant, 246 Sassafras

Roan James, caulker, Marlborough near Prince (K.)

1'hiladelphia Index. ROB

Roan Joseph, cabinetmaker, 479 Sassafras

Rout Jacob, cordwainer, 13 Pratt's courtRoat Richard P. cordwainer, 15 Pratt's courtRoatch 8c Farr, drapers and tailors, 4 S. SixthRobb Alexander, letter carrier, 84 south Fifth

Robb Catharine, widow, back 43 CoatesRobb Charles, tailor, 188 south Fifth

Robb James, back of 22 ShippenRobb James, cabinetmaker, 10 PlumbRobb 8c Winebrener, merchant tailors, 100 ChesnutRobbins Aaron, bricklayer, 32 Palmyra squareRobbins Benj. carpenter, cor. Seventh 8c ButtonwoodRobbins C. S. baker, 7 Gray's alley \Robbins Job, weaver, corner Fourth 8c CrownRobbins John, chairmaker, back 17 N. EighthRobbins 8c Smith, merchants, 173 HighRobbins Samuel J. merchant, 75 N. Fifth

Robbins Sarah, widow, 9 Little WaterRobeno Andrew & John, tailors, NW corner Front & CedarRobeno Andrew, tailor, NW corner Front &. Cedar—d. h. 26

Watson's alley

Robeno John, tailor, 96 Christian

fRoberjohn Thomas, cabinetmaker, 269 south SixthRoberson Jacob, mariner, Shippen near EleventhRoberts Abigail, widow of James, 454 south FrontRoberts Amos, tax collector, 64 south EleventhRoberts Ann, widow, Smith's court

Roberts Ann, widow, 101 Christian

Roberts Ann, bonnet maker, 315 south SecondRoberts Catharine, widow of Thomas, 45 MechanicRoberts Catharine, widow, Mulberry near TwelfthRobex-ts Charles, lumber merchant, Oak below Coates—d.h.

174 MulberryRoberts Charles, carpenter, Fourth above TammanyRoberts Daniel, painter, 8cc. 315 south SecondRoberts Daniel, saddler, &c. 125 New-Roberts Eleanor, shoe binder, Maginnes' courtRoberts Frances, widow of Michael, 212 WalnutRoberts George, 252 ChesnutRoberts George, shoemaker, Lily alley

Roberts Helen, widow, 70 Union-j-Roberts Isaiah, labourer, south Second near Man-Roberts Israel, coppersmith, NW corner Branch 8c SecondRoberts James, cordwainer and newspaper carrier, 46 PennRoberts John, accountant, 285 SpruceRoberts John, grain measurer, cor. Tenth and LombardRoberts John, grain measurer, Tenth near PineRoberts John, cabinetmaker, 25 N. EighthRoberts Jonathan, tax collector, 38 KunckelRoberts Joseph, jun. teacher of mathematics and natural

philosophy, Friends' Public School, south Fourth—d. h,

2 Library st.

ROB Ph ilachlph in Index.

Roberts Joseph L. accountant, 44 N. SeventhRoberts Joseph, teller in Girard's bank, 168 MulberryRoberts Joseph, tailor, 48 south ThirdRoberts Joseph, sawyer, back 11 York court (N*. L.)Roberts Lewis, grocer, 322 south FrontRoberts Mary, widow, back 9 CrownRoberts Mary, widow, seamstress, Smith's alleyRoberts M. & S. drygoods store, 104 N. SeventhRoberts Rachel, widow, 12 N. Fourth•[Roberts Robert, south Seventh, near FitzwaterRoberts Robert, weaver, Sch. Eighth near Vine

fRoberts R. waiter, Osbourne's courtRoberts S. & M. 155 LombardRoberts Samuel, dep. keeper of the prison, 117 N. FifthRoberts Sylvester, printer—office Decatur street—d. h. 66

GeorgeRoberts Tacy, widow of Algernon, Drinker's court"Roberts Thomas P. accountant, 25 N. TwelfthRoberts Thomas S. accountant, 128 Cherry above SeventhRoberts Thomas, merchant, 50 HighRoberts Thos. H. merchant, 12 S. Water—d. h. 216 WalnutRoberts W. G. cordwainer, 9 York court (N. L.)Roberts, widow, 250 ChesnutRoberts W. D. upholsterer, Thirteenth above WalnutRobertson E. 60 CatharineRobertson Mary, market woman, 96 BuddRobertson Gilbert, British consul, 291 ChesnutRobertson Jas. merch. 58 S. Front—d. h. 8 Franklin rowRobertson Rebecca, widow, teacher 88 SpruceRobertson Wm. merch. 60 S. wh.—d. h. 148 S. Second

fRobeson Jacob, mariner, Shipper) near EleventhRobinett Eliza, widow, back 92 Gaskill

Robinett Richard, merchant, 5 PowellRobins B. labourer, 90 BedfordRobins Eleanor, widow, shopkeeper, 154 Sassafras

Robins Enoch, bricklayer, Filbert near Sch. EighthRobins John A. baker, Loxley's courtRobins Steward, appraiser at Custom House, NE corner of

Seventh and ButtonwoodRobinson Andrew, weaver, Vine alley near ThirteenthRobinson Ann, Mrs. drygoods store, i0 N. SixthRobinson Ann, milliner, 1 StrawberryRobinson Ann, 262 Lombard, and 83 N. Ninth [See Robkon.Robinson Anthony W. carpenter, 214 N. EighthRobinson Benjamin, gold and silversmith, 12 N. SecondRobinson Benjamin, carpenter, near St. John &. PoplarRobinson Catharine, mantuamaker, 210 south SeventhRobinson Catharine, widow, south Eleventh above PineRobinson Charles, carpenter, Prime near FrontRobinson Charles N. carver and gilder, 86 ChesnutRobinson Charlotte, widow, 531 south FrontRobinson Christian, mariner, back 35 south Second

"Philadelphia Indeiv. ROD

Robinson David, NW cor. Eleventh and PineRobinson David, mariner, 78 PcnnRobinson George, currier, 80 Chesnut—d. h. 35 Union

fRobinson Isaac, labourer, 34 Burd's courtRobinson James, rigger, Marlborough near Prince (K.)Robinson Jehu, carpenter & box maker, 18 Church alley

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d. h. 53 HighRobinson John, mariner, 444 N. FrontRobinson John, ladies shoemaker, 134 Locustliobinson John, portrait 8c miniature painter, 144^ ChesnutRobinson John, distiller, 287 CedarRobinson John, rigger, 41 Christian

Robinson John, mariner, 13 Christian

Robinson Joseph, constable, 135 south TenthRobinson J. rigger, north side Almond street wharfRobinson Joshua, carpenter, 73 PassyunkfRobinson Kime, shipwright, Merriott's lane near FourthjRobinson Lydia, widow, 20 Burd's courtRobinson Margaret, 19 Middle alley

Robinson Martha, widow, 321 Sassafras

Robinson Mary, widow, shopkeeper, 17 Jones's alley

Robinson Mary Miss, 12 ChesterRobinson M. 427 N. FrontRobinson Rebecca, teacher, 149 Sassafras

tRobinson Robert, labourer, Middle alley

fRobinson Sally, widow, 248 south SeventhRobinson Samuel, hatter, 36 HighRobinson Samuel &. Son, hatters, 36 HighfRobinson Sarah, whitewasher, 248 S. SeventhRobinson Thomas, carpenter, 9 Pleasant avenueRobinson Thomas, victualler, Eighth near Buttonwoocb

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stall 75 New Market, south SecondRobinson William, hatter, 36 HighRobinson William, labourer, back 74 PlumRobinson Wm. H. cordwainer, 15 Callowhill

Robinson widow, gentlewoman, 21 Greenleaf's courtRobinson , mariner, 28 Mead alley

Robson Mary, tailoress, 31 WoodRobson Ralph, mariner, 16 VernonRoch Christian, china store, 99 N. NinthfRochambeau Peter, barber, NE cor. Eighth & Sassafras

Roche Manning B. rector of Trinity Church, Southwark, 6lAlmond

Rock Sarah, widow, shoebinder, 12 Sugar alley

Rockwell Justice, smith, 217 N. Eighth—shop SW cornerCallowhill & Garden

Rockhill Thos. C. merchant, 162$ High—d, h. 299 Chesnu*Rockingbourg George, painter, 251 VineRoderfield Wm. accountant, 41 WoodRodgers Amos, shoemaker, 450 N. Third

103

ROD Philadelphia Index.

Rodgers Sarah, widow; Christian near Fourth-{-Rodgers Wm. manner, 167 Christian

Rodgers Wm. ladies shoemaker, German near FourthRodgers William, cordwainer, cor. Myers's court StMulberr*

alley

Rodgers Wm, carter, George above BroadRodrigue Andrew, cor. Seventh & WalnutRoil John, labourer, back 211 QuemRoft'ert Mrs. widow of Philip, 133 Sassafras

Rogers Benj. copperplate printer, back 18 GeorgeRogers & Brothers, hardware merchants, 52 HighKogers Charles, 52 High above SecondRogers Daniel, mariner, 268 south Fifth

Rogers Evans, hardware merchant, 52 High above SecondRogers George N. hardware merchant, 52 HighRogers Hugh, labourer, Vine near BroadRogers Mary, widow, 106 south Fifth

fRogers Jacob, labourer, Paschall's alley

Rogers James, hardware merchant, 259 HighRogers John R. cordwainer, Eckfeld's court

Rogers John, hardware merchant, 52 High above I

Rogers John, cordwainer, 259 south SecondRogers Joseph, sen. justice of the peace, 2 Emlen's court,

and cor. Fegg st.

Rogers Margaret, w7:dow, corner Twelfth & Sassafras

Rogers Mary, 109 Christian

Rogers Rev" William, D. D. 198 Chesnut SE cor. EighthRogers Thomas, brassfounder, 61 MulberryRogers Thomas, gentleman, 411 MulberryRogers William, merchant, 43 N. ThirdRogers Wm. hardware merchant, 52 HighRohrman Henry, tinman, 441 N. SecondRohrman Henry, wheelwright, 441 IS. SecondRohrman John, wheelwright, Sch. Eighth above CherryRoland John, merchant, 2u6 High—d. h. 14 N. SeventhRoland Mary, mop and thrum maker, back 18 BuddRoit-tt Gabriel, cordwainer, 37 Lombardj-Rolley Abner, barber, SE cor. Ninth 8c Cherry &. 112 N. 5th

Rolley* Meloley, mantuamaker, Eleventh above Filbert

Rollin Benoit R. bra»s, steel, &. cane reedmaker, Thirteenth

above > ine"

Rolling Otho, labourer, Spruce west Sch. Fifth

Rolph Mrs. boarding house, 258 HighRombia Benner R. NW corner Ninth 8c CherryRonaldson James, letter founder, Cedar above Ninth

Ronaldson Richard, letter founder, Cedar above Ninth

Roney Ann, widow, 30 PennRoney John, gentleman, Second near Beaver

Roney Thomas, currier, cor. Dock 8t Thud—d. h. 8 Prune

fRoney Thomas, waiter, back 49 Pine

rRooch Benjamin, mariner, 112 Christian

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Rookstool Jacob, bricklayer, 129 Coatcs

Rookstool Safliuel, carpenter, 118 Coatcs

Kookstool Ulrick, cordwainer, iSOCoatesRoom Barzilla, mariner, S. E. corfter Swanson and AlmondRoper Lewis, house carpenter, 93 S. Ninth

Roper "William, stone cutter, back 4 N. TenthRore Elias, hatter, back of 33 N. Fifth

Rover John, surgeons' instrument maker, 179 Mulberry

Rbrer Samuel, surgeons' instrument maker, 78 Sassafras

Rose Ann, midwife, 6 WoodRose Ann, widow, shopkeeper, 33 N. TenthRose 13. F. surgeons' instrument maker, 12 south Eighth.

Rose Charles, farmer, Irish lane

Rose Francis, shopkeeper, 37 New MarketRose James, milkman, between Sch. Seventh and Eighth

Rose James, milkman, Cedar west of Sch. Eighth

Rose Jane, midwife, 7 Brewer's alley (Wood street)

Rose Jame, 73 NewRose John, earner, 6 WoodRose Mrs. widow, 54 AlmondRose Moses, segar maker, 51 BedfordRose Thomas, tanner, Rihl's court

Rose Thomas, tailor, cor. St. John & Browne,Roset Jacob, merchant, inquire 170^ HighRoset John, merchant, 170^ High—d. h. 10 N. Fifth

Roset—: •, widow, 8 south TenthRoss Aaron, saddler, &c. 38 N. ThirdRoss David, carpenter, NE cor. Ninth & CherryRoss Elizabeth, seamstress, 1 Juniper lane

Ross Frederick, painter, &c. 342 south SecondRoss James, saddler, &c. Prospect alley

Ross James, professor of Latin & Greek, 44 N. FourthRoss J. 8c Co. feed store, Thirteenth above WalnutRoss John, ropemaker, 66 PassyunkRoss John, grocer, corner of Coates & FrontRoss Martha, widow, dealer, 142 LombardRoss Mary, widow, 159 Pine .

Ross Mary Ann, widow, 75 PennRoss Mary L. boarding house, 79 PennRoss Mary, widow, 342 south SecondRoss Mrs. M. boarding house, 184 HighRoss Oliver, segar maker, 121 Plum'Ross Rebecca, widow, Third below QueenRoss Rebecca, Front near Laurel

Ross Samuel, bricklayer, 95 Old York roadRoss Samuel, appraiser at Custom House, 291 Sassafras

Ross William, late printer, 87 Locust above EighthRoss William, confectioner, 74 HighRoss William, whipmaker, 115 CherryRossell John, oysterman, 46 SouthRostain F. merchant, NW cor. Pine & Fifth

Rotts Andrew, victualler, 67 Garden

RUE Philadelphia Index.

Rouk Rachel, doctress, preparer of the grand pectoral syrup,7 Caulfman's court

Roulston & M'Farlane, seminary, SWcor. Chesnut5t EighthRounds Samuel, cordwainer, 15 Cox's alley (S)Rousseau John C., M. D. 149 S. Sixth SE cor. PineRousseau Josh, tailor, 82-^ SouthRovoudt Peter, turner, 18 Old York roadBo'yoKdt Wm. druggist, Stc. 18 Old York roadRow Henry, toll-keeper at Callowhill st. bridgeRow Rachel, widow, 1U8 WoodRowan Adam, accountant, 195 Christian|Kowan Emanuel, barber, Bradford's alle}'

fRowen George, hairdresser and perfumer, Decatur nearHigh

Rowen Jane, widow, 48 south SixthRowland Catharine, widow, 15 ShippenRowland & Ford, grocers, 206 HighRowland James, iron merchant, 46 Mulberry—d. h. From-

berger's court [See RolandRowland John, cabinetmaker, 6 MaryRowland Sarah, widow, 49 Christian

Rowland Wm. saw factory, 54 Zane—d. h.24 N. NinthRowlandson Wm. merchant, 166 HighRowles Doctor, NE corner Walnut & ThirdRowley & Alburger, plumbers, 9 S. Sixth & 8 WalnutRowley H. G. plumber, 8 W'alnut—d. h. 22 N. ThirdRowley Richard, merchant, 22 N. ThirdtRowley Wm. waiter, 204 south FifthRoy Hannah, J76 St. JohnRoy John S. carpenter, 53 Duke (N. L.)Roy John, victualler, Charles st.

Roy John, shoemaker, 367 N. ThirdRoy Mary, widow, washerwoman, 82 GardenRoyal Wm. B. teacher, 319 south FrontRoyal Thomas, fisherman, Duke st.

Royer George, carpenter, 126 DillwynKuan John, M. D. 211 N, Sixth

Rubicam Daniel, wine & liquor store, 24 MinorRubicam Daniel, Washington hotel, 20 S. Sixtfe

Rtibicam Joseph, fruiterer, 105 N. ThirdR-.ibicam Jonathan, carpenter, 36 PalmyraRubicam Justis, gentleman, 89 WoodRubican Charles, hatter, 387 N. SecondRude John, labourer, Miller's court (N. L.)Rudolph Catherine, layer out of the dead, 32lRudolph George, carpenter, 321 3 Sassafras

Rudolph Jacob, coachman, 12 Stamper's alley

Rudolph John, oakcooper, 96 Green cor. Rose alley

Rudolph Joseph, oakcooper, M ;Crollish*s courtRudy Jacob, carpenter, 488 N. ThirdRudy Jacob, innkeeper, 371 HighRudy John, combmaker, 428 N. FourthRue John, grocer, 472 south Front

Philadelphia Index. RUS

Kuc Miss Sarah, milliner, 113 S. SecondRuftWm. painter, &c. 14 S. Eighth—d. h. 132 N. FourthRugan George, merchant, 37 NobleRugan John, merchant, 97 N. Water—d. h. 248 Sassafras

Ruggles widow of Sherman, tailoress, 106 CherryRuh&rdet Catharine, widow, 198 S. FrontRuhl John, coachmaker, 23 LombardRuhl Rosencrantz, labourer, 188 St. JohnRuhl Samuel, cabinetmaker, 188 St. JohnRuhlman John, cordwainer, back 123 MulberryRule John, tallow chandler, 139 PlumRulhman John C. oysterman, under 108 HighRull George, coachmaker, 90 N. Fifth

Rulon John W. storekeeper, 13£ S. 2d—d. h. 12 Church alley

fRuly Michael, labourer, 155 LombardRumer Jacob, plasterer, 278 south ThirdRumpf Peter, finding store, 146 CedarRumsey Sarah, widow, 572 N. FrontRumsey William, M. D. 202 N. Fourth [See RamseyRunchey Wm, tavernkeeper, NE cor. Mulberry & FrontRundle George, stock & exchange broker, 1 Yorke court

Runner Samuel, vict. Fifth below ButtonwoodRunnington, widow, boarding house, 20 SansomRush Charles, shoemaker, 372 N. SecondRush James, M. D. 191 ChesnutRush James I. ironfounder and engineer, 12 Palmyra- rowRush John, carver, 184 and 469 N. FrontRush Julia, widow of Dr. Benjamin, 98^ south FourthRush Lewis, gentleman, 125 Sassafras

Rush Margaret, widow, market woman, 245 St. JohnRush &. Muhlenberg, counting house corner Ninth &Vinc—

foundery at Bush Hill

Rush Miss Marys 3 PowellRush Samuel, attorney at law, 96£ and 98^ sourth FourthRush Stephen, innkeeper, corner of Willow &SixthRush Susan, gentlewoman, 355 Sassafras

Rush Thomas M. 73 WoodRush Thomas, hatter, Brook st.

Rush Wm. accountant, N. Fifth above CallowhiDRush Wm carver, 172 and 177 N. Front.

Rush Wm. engine maker, back 62 CherryRushton Edwards, bandbox maker, 93 N. FrontRushton Wm. manufacturer, Warren st, (K.)

Rushtons Abraham, drygoods store, 109 N. ThirdRusk George, tanner and currier, Brook st.

Rusk Phoebe, wid,ow, back 13 GermanRussell Frances, grocer, 155 S. SecondRussell James, labourer, Lombard, west of Sch. EighthRussell James, letter founder, Lombard W. of Sch. EighthRussell John, painter, &c. Jones's alley

Russell John, flour store, 224 High193*

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Russell John, black and whitesmith, 476 Sassafras

Russell Jonathan, dealer, 54 SwansonRussell Joseph S. oil and lamp store, 68 Ghesnut—d. h. oO

N. SecondRussell Joseph, grocer, corner of Beach and MaidenRussell Philip M. trader, 275 N. SecondRussell Robert, boot-tree and last-maker, 72 S. FrontRussell Stephen, merchant, 92 south wharves—d. h. 7?

UnionRussell Wm. shipwright, cor. Marlborough & BedfordRussell William, weaver, 366 HighRuth E. widow of Wm. 51 Tammany-Ruth Jacob, house carpenter, High between Sch. 3d & 4thRutherford Jacob, carter, 44 AnnRutherford John, drover, Locust above JuniperRatter Mary Ann, carpet weaver, cor. Federal and SecondRatter Mrs. widow of Samuel, 48 S. SixthRutter Thomas, accountant, 48 S. SixthRutter Thomas, sea captain, 20 NobleRyan Amelia, widow, dealer, 268 south SixthRyan Daniel, carter, Vine near BroadRyan Hannah, widow, boarding house 5 Coomb's alley

Ryan James, gentleman, 77 N. SeventhRyan James, milkman, Pine near Schuylkill

Ryan Lewis, boot and shoemaker, 50 S. ThirdRyan Lewis, cordwainer, 123 Germantown roadRyan Mary, teacher, 207 south FourthRyan Patrick, china store, 8 N. ThirdRyan Richard & Co. paper store, 345 N. ThirdEfcyan Timothy, ship joiner, 192 S. FrontRyan Thomas, cabinetmaker, 176 St. JohnRyan William, labourer, 73 N. Sixth

Ryan William, tailor, Hodge's wharfRyan Wm. currier, lower 38 south Fifth

Rychman Louis W. cordwainer, 82 Sassafras

Kychman John, cabinetmaker, 243 north FrontRyers G. A. 223 WalnutRyersori Thomas, gentleman, 370 south Second

: ACKRITER D. cabinetmaker, 250 S. Seventh•Sacro John, mariner, Merrioi's lane near FourthSadler Eleanor, gentlewoman, 169 MulberrySaeltzer Benjamin, baker, 485 N. ThirdSafferd E. M. tailor, 8 Shield's alley

Saffron John, shoemaker, 489 N. ThirdSager S. D. accountant, 120 N. NinthSager Francis, shipwright, 4 Little's rowSager Michael, baker, 274 MulberrySagnier Henry, riding master, 8 Randall's court

Sail James, mariner, south Second near PrimeSailor Elizabeth, widow, Miles's alley

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Sailor George, labourer, Maiden near FrontSailor Henry, printer, 7 Wells's rowSailor Henry, stone cutter, Vine near EleventhSailor Henry, cigar maker, 11 north Fifth

Sailor John, tailor, 14 north WaterSailor John, cabinetmaker, 57 north SeventhSailor Mary, widow, 13 Baker's courtSailor Samuel, 504 south FrontSailor Thomas, drayman, 207 St. JohnSaint Daniel, eorder, Chesnut street wharf—d. h. 78 south

EighthSaint Douglass, grocer, 41 CedarSalaignac A. C. merchant, 44 Filbert

Salburge John, cordwainer, Ashton st. near Sassafras

Salimons Elizabeth, widow, seamstress, 44 Mead alley

Salkeld Isaac, carpenter, 126 Filbert

Salkeld Isaac, innkeeper, High near Permanent BridgeSallignac & Breban, merchants, 163 HighSalter Samuel, carver & gilder, Second above Gel*, roadSalters Ezekiel, M. D. 108 Cherry.

fSammons Henry, teacher, 2 Bonsall

fSampson Amy, widow, 259 SpruceSampson John, grocer, 410 north FrontSamson Hezediah P. grocer, S. W. corner Front 8c Wate?Sanders Ann, seminary, 73 north SeventhSanders George, merchant, 27 WoodSanders Henry, distiller of turpentine, Poplar near FrontSanders Isaac, oak cooper, Coates near EighthSanders John, carpenter, 544 north Second near BeaverSanders Jeremiah, cordwainer, 46 CherrySanders Mrs. Nina, milliner, 132 S. SecondSanders Richard, mariner, Federal near SecondSanderson John, seminary, Zane—d. h. 140 south TenthSanderson John, one of the editors of the Auroha, 140 soutii

TenthSanderson Jos. M. printer, 33 Walnut street

Sanderson Wdliam, cordwainer, 2 Richardson's court

Sandford Ann, widow, 169 PineSandford J. W. 169 PineSandgram Charles, sea captain, 477 south FrontSandiford Rowland, coachmaker, 152 VineSands Abraham, nail cutter, Walter's court

Sands John, carpenter, 84 Oak below Coates

Sands Nathan, shoemaker, Charles below JamesSanke 8c Smith, cake bakers, 154 ArchSanno Frederick, brass founder, Penn street (K)Sansman Jacob, grocer, NE corner Vine and GardenSansom John, wharf builder, Maiden street near Penn (K)Sansom Joseph, gentleman, 111 Eighth below LocustSansom Wm. 96 MulberrySantiful Anthony, toy store, 94 HighSapp Edward, carter, Coates near Old York road

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Sapp Edward, bricklayer, Maria street

Sarchet John, blacksmith, Race near BroadSarchet John, stove manufactory, 143 &. 145 north SecondSardes H. M. Sardinian consul, 219 SpruceSargent Thomas, M. D. 144 RaceSargent Thomas, innkeeper, 71 Dock [See SergeantSarman Reuben, dry goods store, 435 north SecondSarmcelland Jos. glass cutter, 348 north FrontSasman William, biscuit baker, 297 north Third street

Satterby Charles, teacher, 225 north Third street

Saul Mary, widow, Walnut below ThirteenthSaulnier John, dry good merchant, 301 HighSaunders J. W. merchant, 64 south wharves—d. h. 154 south

FrontSaurman Yerkes, copperplate printer, 18 Franklin courtSausman Henry, sugar boiler, 31 Lawrence street

Savage Enos, bricklayer, Wiley's courtSavage George, flour store, 224 north Front street

Savage John, carpenter, Sheafl's alley

Savage John, merchant, York street—d. h. 156 south NinthSavage Maria, widow, 53 GermanSavage Reuben, carpenter, Eleventh corner of RaceSavage William, carpenter, Budd above PoplarSavery Rebecca, widow, 20 north Fifth

Savil Wm. silver plater, 129 GreenSavil widow, boarding house, 44 Carpenter street

Savor Gotleib, cordwainer, 52 NewSavoy Francis, paper hanger, 79 north Fifth

Savoy John R. card manufactory, 18 Raspberry alley

Sawyer Ann, widow, 25 ElizabethSawyer Ebb}', widow, milliner, 165 south SecondSawyer James, gentleman, 188 south SecondSawver Robert, blacksmith, back 15 Noble—d. h. 54 Duke

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Saxon Edward, saddler, Oak above NobleSaxton Joseph, clock & watchmaker, 94 ChesnutSaxton Mary, Beach near MaidenSaxton Wm. wheelwright, Green's court—d. h. 196 south

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Say Mirian, widow of Benjamin, 279 ChesnutSayre Peter, tailor* 112 Crown street

Scamban Mathew, grocer, NE cor. of Fourth and PlumScanlan Peter, morocco dresser, back 84 UnionScattergood John, innkeeper & New Ferry, Girard's whartScattergood Jos. currier. &cc. 276 &. 278 north FrontScattergood Sarah, dry goods store, 1 south TenthScattergood Thomas, carpenter, Vine near EleventhScatterwood, widow, Oak above NobleSchaefer George, cordwainer, 192 south SixthSchaeffer Catharine, widow, Carpenter near Fifth,

Schaeffer Charles, M. D. 137 RaseSchaeffer Charles, accountant, 66 south Eleventh

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SchaefFcr Charles, grocer, SE corner of Fourth and BrownSchaeffer Henry, soap boiler, 123 Carpenter street

SchaefTer Hannah, widow, cordwainer, 9 PlumSchaefTer Lydia, washerwoman, SE cor. of Scb, Seventh &Lombard

Schaeffer Michael, grocer, NE cor. Green &. Old York roadSchaefTer Michael, ovsterman, N\V cor. of Bedford & Clifton

SchaefTer Rev. Fredk. U., D.D. 27 N. Fourth [See Sckaffer.

SchafTer Joseph, cordwainer, 9 PlumSchaflf'er John, oysterman, S\V corner of Cedar Sc Twelfth

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Schalliol Peter, baker, south Fifth first below LombardSchartz Gottlieb, attendant in grocery store, 1 Fetter lane

Schaumenkses Frederick, gent. 352 north Second street

Scheel John D. accountant, 16 south TwelfthScheetz Conrad, ropemaker, 54 Frankford roadSchell Henry, grocer, 191 north Second [See Sheft,

Schell Michael, cabinetmaker, 43 UnionSchellinck John, grocer, 321 Lombard above NinthSchenk Christian, shoemaker, 406 north Third street

Schetky Geoige, professor of music, 61 LocustSchetky Miss, miniature por.trait painter, 61 LocustScheuermann Mathias, jun. tobacconist, 8 south Sixth

Schick Samuel, tailor, 1 Shield's court

Schively George, attorney at law, 16 Filbert

Schively George C. shoemaker, Queen near MarlboroSchively Henry, cutler & surgeons' instrument maker, 7SChesnut

Schively Joshua, grocer, 5 N. Fourth—d. h. 135 N. NinthSchlatter & Bryans, merchants, 229 HighSchlatter Peter C. auctioneer, 105 BuddSchlatter William, merchant, 223 High—d. h. 7 Sanson*

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Schlatterer Mrs. widow, 35 Ann street

Schlechter Andrew, gentleman, 345 north ThirdSchleicher John, baker, 185 south Fifth

Schineiding Frederick, turner in iron & brass, 130 BrownSchnatz Frederick, baker, 217" Callowhill

Schnell Michael, cabinetmaker, 43 UnionSchnell Philip, grocer, 159 Callowhill

Schnider Rachael, tavernkeeper, 290 north FrontSchoch George, inn, sign of Com. Decatur, 12 DecatmSchoch Jacob, shoemaker, Brook street

Schofield James, weaver, 4 YVeU'srowSchoen Deborah, widow, teacher, 99 CoatesScholey Mrs. Emeline, milliner, 119 south SecondSchott G. S., M. D. 61 south SeventhSchott James 8c Co. merchants, 54 S. Front. Sc 385 AiSchott John P. inspector of customs, 43 north SixthSchott Henry, innkeeper, 501 north Second street

Schooles Elizabeth, widow, grocer, 411 south FronlSchrach Wm. wheelwright, 497 HighSchrack Abraham, innkeeper, 38 High

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Schrack Christian, conch painter &. paint store, 80 N. FourthSchrack Henry, skindresser, 281 north SecondSchrack Henry, skindresser & parchment manufact

Margaretta near New MarketSchrack Joseph, tavemkeeper, Wood below FourthSchrack Mrs, tavemkeeper, 375 north TlurdSchrack Samuel, tinman, 375 north ThirdSchrader Margaret, widow, back 18 north EleventhSchram Louisa, widow, boarding house, 35 CrownSchrank Joseph, carter, 138 ThirteenthSchrank Phcebe, baker, Jacoby street

Schreeves Charles, carpenter, 98 Oak street

Schreiner Wm. bookbinder, 27 Pewterplatter alley

Schreiner C. W. clock and watchmaker, 7& north ThirdSchreiner Elizabeth, widow of Jacob, 27 Key's alley

SchreinerJoseph H. hardware mereht. 112 Second cor. RaceSchreiner Nicholas, turner, Pratt's court (N. JL.)

Schreiner Susan, widow, 448 Sassafras

Schreyer John, constable, 143 Coates' street

Schrieber Theodore, painter, 5cc. 79 LocustSchunk George, brewer, Arch.near JuniperSchultheis J. N. baker, 85 NewSchuyler Charles, dyer, back 94 north Eleventh-Schuyler Philip, sailmaker, north Fourth. above PoplarSchwable Frederick, confectioner, 52 BrownSchwarz .I.E. fur 8c commission merchant, 23 Minor—d. h.

corner Arch and NinthSchwekkard Frederick, sealing wax Si wafer manufactory^

127 VineScofield Fred, teacher, 52 ChesterScott Alexander, grocer, 340 & 352 HighScott Amos, carter, 110 Oak above CoatsScott David, weaver, 20 Rachel street

Scott Edwin T. grocer, NE cor. Eighth and Cherry—d. h.

3 Schriver's courtSeott George, oak cooper, 119 north WaterScott George, cordwainer, 45 Bedford

George, tavemkeeper, &£. 10 ArchScott Hamilton, shipwright, 58 SwansontScott Henrv, boot cleaner and dealer, 79 south Second

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d. h. 144 LocustScott Isabella, she . 53 north EighthScott James, mariner, 30 Penn

fScott James, waiter, 135 LombardScott Job, wharf builder, Poplar above Front—lumber yardcorner Browne and Oak

Scott, Rev. John W., & dry goods store, 81 south SecondScott John, loom maker, Wood near Thirteenth, and StV

corner Thirteenth and Callowhill

Scott John M. attorney at law, 150 ChesnurtScott John, labourer, Arch near Sch. Front

' John, grain measurer, 150 south Front

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Scott Juliana, gentlewoman, SE cor. Chesnut and Ninth

Scott Lawrence, morocco dresser, 1 Baker's court

Scott Margaret, soap & candle factory, 40 Bread street

Scott Mary, widow of George, 1 15 north WaterScott Mary, widow, boarding1 house, 333 HighScott Mr. sea captain, 23 Wood street

Scott Patrick, soap, &c. manufacturer, 4f, North Sixth

Scott Robert, shoemaker, Sch. Third below HighScott Robert, jun. grocer, 20 Palmyra row-

Scott Sarah, dry goods store, 67 CedarScott Thomas, brushmaker, 89 RuddScott Thomas, merchant, 180 High, and 343 ArchScott William, dyer, 38 BreadScott William, accountant, 66 north Fifth

Scott William, tallow chandler, NW cor. Callowhill andGarden

Scott Wm. tailor, Christian near FourthScott Wm pilot 232 SwansonScotte Miss Sarah, dry goods store, 67 CedarScotten P. & A. bonnet makers, 5 StrawberryScotter Elizabeth, widow, market woman, Lily alley

Scravendyke Peter, soap & candle maker, 237 soudi SecondSerimiger Sarah, widow, Eleventh near VineScroggms Man -

, fringe and tassel maker, 27 Wood street

Scroggins Thomas, weaver, 27 Wood street

Scroggy Thomas, grocer & bottler, George cor. EleventhScull Elizabeth, widow, Fifth above NobleScull Daniel, innkeeper, 335 north FrontScull William, boarding house, 167 south FrontScull William B. hardware store, 96 north ThirdScummo Thomas, watchmaker, 369 north SecondScummo widow, 369 north SecondScurrah Ann, 181 south SeventhSeaborn Elizabeth, widow, shopkeeper, 76 ArchSeabrook James, merchant tailor, 55 south ThirdfSeagrove.s Major, labourer, Raspberry alley

Seal George, bricklayer, back of 490 north ThirdSealler Peter, shoemaker, Fourth near GreenSearlJoseph, drayman, 181 north EighthSearoth Joshua, ropemaker, foreman of Williamson's walk,

Eighth near PassyunkSears John, carpenter, Nicholson's court

Sebentist Michael, 94 Christian

Sebury Charles B. hair dresser, 86 north Sixth

Seckel Adam, brewer, 14 and d. h. 18 Little GeorgeSeckel Adam, brewer, 14 George above SwanwickNW cor. Fourth and Marshal's alley

Seckel George D. grazier, 8 N. EighthSeckel Joshua C. cordial distiller, 37 VineSeckle Frederick, brewer, 164 south Ninth '

Sedgwick Mrs. boarding-house, 28 Sansom AJMSeed Samuel, weaver, Lombard above Tweffth, • ^6 '

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SeegerWm. F. merchant, 25 S. Water— d. h»46 x

See ley & Gibbs, drygoods store, NE cor. Mulberry k Fdfth

Seelhdrst Frederick, accountant, 67 N. EighthSees George, Locust above Juniper

Seeton John, tallow chandler, 43 PlumSeg-ar. Frederick, silver plater, court back 46 north SeventhScggour Mrs. boarding school, 128 PineSeidel John N. morocco leather dresser 174 CedarSeidel Sarah, widow, 34 north TenthSeiler Jacob, oak cooper, NW cor. Peg and New MarketSeinman Frederick, gunAnitb, 12 Budd street

Seinrnan John, gunsmith, 12 Budd street

Seitcher Andrew JL. printer, Sch. Eighth between Race &Vine

Selah John, steam saw-mill attendant, Frankford road near

Queen (K)Selby James, sea captain, 41 AlmondSelby, widow of Kendall, sea captain, 207 SpruceSelkirk John, importer of hardware, 8 Minor—d. h. 163 N.

NinthSell Solomon, tailor, 76 BrowneSellers Coleman, wireworker, 231 HighSellers & Davis, grocers, NE cor. Third & Sassafras

Sellers James, wireworker, 231 High—d. h. Mulberry court

Sellers Jesse, grocer, 54 and d. h. 155 VineSellers Nathan Sc David, wirew Jol HighSellers &, Pennock, patent rivet hose & fire engine manuf.

231 HighSellers Rachel, widow of David, 8 X. Sixth

Sellers Samuel, wireworker. 231 High—d. h. 8 N. Sixth

Sellins John, paper stainer, Buttonwood between Fifth anaSixth

Senat P. L. merchant, 179 HighSenderling Jacob, labourer, Charlotte st.

Sergeant Eliza, widow. 104 south Eighth

Sergeant Eliza, widow, 24 N. SeventhSergeant Henry, merchant, 121 S. Front—d.h. 72 S. Fourth

Sergeant John, counsellor at law, office 91 and d. h. 89 S.

Fourth [See Sargrant

Sergeant Spencer E. attorney at law, 132 WalnutSergeant Thomas, attorney at law, 68 south Sixth

Sergeant widow, gentlewoman, 323 ChesnutSeright Mary, widow, 57 Budd-Scrrill Pearson, merchant, 169 HigliT—d. h. 31 N. Ninth

Servos Catherine, tailoress, Juniper near WalnutServos Charles K. hardware merchant,

3'JjN\ Third

Servos Miss J. seminary, cor. Eleventh & Filbert

Seveke Godfred, baker, 86 N. FrontSevern George, turner in Ivory, Coates near St. JohnSeverne Wm. vict. 220 N. Eighth—stall 44New MarketSewcll JohnB. scrivener, 36 south Fifth

Sewell John accountant, Hazel alley above Locust*

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Sexton Benj. merchant, 13 south Front

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d.h. 125 S. NinthSexton Eliza, diygoods store, 226 south SecondSexton Silas W. tailor, 28 HighSeybert Adam, M. D. 19 S. Seventh

[See Sibbet, Sibcrt, & SyheHSeybert Henry, watchman, 77 GreenSeybert John, gardener, Thirteenth above AnnSeybert Mary, widow, tailoress, 36 CherrySeyferheld John, shipwright, 53 GreenSeyfert Elizabeth, widow, 10 PearSeyfert John, printer, 10 PearSeyfert John, blacksmith, 90 St. JohnSeymour John, cook, 21 Middle alley

Seymour Maria, widow, Prime below SecondjShad Jeremiah, blacksmith, 45 Currant alley

Shade George, hatter, 256 north SecondShade John V. brushmaker, 23 Chesnut & 175 High—d. h.23 Church alley

Shade John, ropemaker, 527 south FrontShade Mary, widow, 10 MoyamensingShade Peter, brushmaker, 2 north FrontShafer Andrew, baker, 362 north ThirdShaffer George, cordwainer, High near Sch. FourthShaffer George, shoemaker, Lily alley

Shaffer John, tanner, back 317 north ThirdShaffer John, bricklayer, Coates above SeventhShaffer Lydia, washerwoman, SEcor. Sch. 7th &. LombardShain B. J. merchant, 29 Old York roadShain "William, weaver, Coates near EighthShakelford E. boarding' house 29 SansomShales Jacob, wharf builder, 32 Frankford road

Shallcross Leonard, shoemaker, 137 south FrontShallus' Circulating- Library, 115 south SecondShamakan Margaret, widow, 305 south FrontShane Casper, feed store, 444 Sassafras

Shane George, carpenter, 446 Sassafras

Shank Robert D. carpenter, Coates near Fourtli

Shanks Abraham M. tailor, 53 Coates

Shankland William, sea captain, 37 AlmondShannesey J. O. hairdresser, 29 south Front

Shannon B. carpenter, Prince near HanoverShannon Henry, ship carpenter, Bedford near MarlboroughShannon John,' painter, 168 south Fifth

Shannon P. teacher & grocer, 75 Cedarshannon Sarah, widow, Fries's court /Sharker Elizabeth, nurse, 467 north T*hird

Sharp Abijah, sea captain, 8 LombardSharp Abijah, ship master, 8 LombardfSharp Adam, porter, Christian below Sixth

Sharp Charlotte, boarding house, 75 north Sixth

Sharp Daniel, brigade inspector, Juniper below High104

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Sharp John k Co. merchants, 1 Greenleaf 's court, o,

10 south Fourth—d. h. 66 N. Filth

Sharp John, merchant, 152 Spruce

Sharp Joseph, drygoods store, 9 south SecondSharp Joseph/chairmaker, 395 south Front

Sharp Josiah, chairmaker, SE cor. Front & Parham's alley

Sharp Lodewyke, county treasurer, 18 north Ninth

Sharp Patrick, tailor & sexton St. Mary's church, 156J s. 4th

Sharp Robert, tanner, lily alley

Sharp & Sleeper, merchant tailors, 39 N. Third

Sharp Thomas, tailor, 11 WoodSharp . shipwright, Federal near SecondSharpeBenj. cloth merchant, 21 south SecondSharpless Ann, south Eleventh below Spruce

Sharpless Blakey, bookseller, &c. 93 High—d. h. 178

Sharpless Jesse, merchant, 48 High—d. h. 9 N. Fourth

Sharpless Joseph, bottler, 11 north Fourth

Sharpless Joseph, drygoods store, 16i S. 2d—d. h. 9 N. 4th

Sharpless Juliana, widow, storekeeper, 16 north Sixth

Sharpless J. T., M.D. 9 north Fourth

Sharpless Man, mantuamaker, 34 Sugar alley

Sharswood, James, gentleman, 92 X. Sixth

Sharswood William, gentleman, 92 north Sixth

•Shatterthwaite Richard, bricklayer, Sch. 7th near Sassafras

Shaw Alex, hardware merchant, SW cor. Third & Mulberry— d. h. 40 N. Sixth

Shaw Ann, widow, 173 north Front

Shaw Ann, segar maker, 153 Bedford

Shaw Bial, woodsawyer, York court (N. L.)

Shaw Elizabeth, widow, 163 north Front

Shaw George, gentleman, 112 WalnutShaw Henry, shingle shaver, Rose alley

Shaw Henry P. fancy chair painter, 49 Pine

Shaw James, carpenter, 125 CedarShaw James M. hatter, 218 HighShaw Jannette, teacher, back of 227 MulberryShaw John, justice of the peace, 409 north SecondShaw John, carter, 47 Mead alley

Shaw Joseph, upholsterer, 121 north ThirdShaw Joseph, artist, 169 Pine

Shaw Mary, widow, seamstress, 20 ShippenShaw Mary, china store, 65 north SeventhShaw M. E. storekeeper, 56 south FourthShaw Mary, gentlewoman, 31 south TenthShaw Richard, carter, north Front above Callowhill

Shaw Thomas 8c Co. innkeepers, NW cor. Ninth & HShaw "William, labourer, Tenth near CedarShaw William, M. D. 237$ Mulberry

Shay Daniel, mariner, 57 PennShea George, Morgan's court

Shea Lydia, widow, 25 WoodShea Mary, tailoress, 198 south Fourth

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Sheaf Charles, carpenter, Vine near ThirteenthSheaff Henry, merchant, 177 WalnutSheafF widow of Philip, 14 Pennsylvania avenueShearer Christian, shoemaker, 462 north ThirdShearer Valentine, carter, 67 Garden [See 8hSheble Adam, hardware store &. cedar cooper, 206 N. 2dSheble Jacob, dealer in second-hand furniture, 79 N. 5th

Sheble Jacob, jun. cabinetmaker, 465 north SecondShedaker James, gauger and oak cooper, 45 south WaterSheed Samuel, gentleman, 34 PineSheed William W. sea captain, 17 QueenSheed William, ehairmaker, 411 south FrontSheepshanks Thomas, merchant, 22 Church alley

Sheepshanks Wm. h Co. merchants, 166 High—d. h. 230safras below Seventh

Sheer Elizabeth, widow, 22 PlumSheer Fred, victualler, Federal near Wharton MarketSheerer Ann, nurse, 1 Willow courtSheerer John, ladies shoemaker, Front above CoatesSheets Jacob, boatbuilder, 456 south FrontSheetz Conrad, hatter, 103 NobleSheetz Daniel, grocer, d. h. 129 VineSheetz Jacob, hatter, 329 north ThirdSheetz Jacob, cordwainer, Poplar near St. JohnSheffer Christian, victualler, 89 Garden st.

Shell Margaret, shopkeeper, 40 NewShellenger Joseph, sea captain, 74 QueenShelmerdine Edward, hat manufactory and warehouse, 159

ChesnutShelmire Benjamin, grocer, 313 north FrontShelmire Wm. livery stable, 14 and 16 Old York roadShehperd Collins, grocer, 306 HighShepherd & Davis, grocers, 306 HighShepherd Jacob, caulker, Marlborough near PrinceShepherd James, carpenter, 109 Dillwyn st.

Shepherd John, vict. James st.—stall 68 New MarketShepherd Lodonica, widow, Liberty alley (N. L.)

fShepherd Randall, waiter, 210 south SixthShepherd Thomas, shopkeeper, 4 north Fifth

Shepherd Wm. bell hanger, &c. 250 Sassafras •

Sheppard Catharine, widow, 29 WoodSheppard Catharine, widow, 57 VineSheppard Elizabeth, washerwoman, Castle st.

Sheppard Francis, rigger, Nieman's alley

Sheppard Jacob, victualler, 80 Garden st.

Sheppard Rachel, seamstress, 433 south FrontSheppard Richard W. scrivener, 76 VineSheppard Thomas, sign and ornamental painter, 77 PlumSheppard Thomas, mariner, 46 PlumSherbone William, baker, 70 SwansonSherbourne Thomas P. carpenter, 46 LombardSherer Hannah, dealer, 63 Queen

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Sherice Thomas, tailor, 37 north FourthSherman Annison, bookseller, 15 south FourthSherman Conger, printer, 203 south Fifth

Sherman David, cordwainer, 104 Gaskill

iman John, cordwainer, 21-1 south Seventhrraan Miss Sarah, 16 Pine

Sherman Thomas, oysterman, near Eleventh in CherrySherman William E. sea captain, 153 PineShermer A. cabinetmaker, 42 BrownShermer Eliza, milliner, 368 north SecondShermer Jacob, cabinetmaker, 50 BrownShermer James, carves* & gilder, 5 Sterling alley

Shermer James, Perm above MaidenShermer John, sexton 5th Presb. Church, 1 Randall's court

Shermer William, carver 8c gilder, 135 MulberryShcrreid John, weigh mas'.er, 53 VineSherrer Isaac, carpenter, Brook st.

Sherrerd John, grocer, Vine above Second, north side

Sherridan Owen, grocer &. livery stablekeeper, 37 N. 8thSherzinger John, oil &. colourman, NW cor. 4th &. CherryShery James, drygoods store, 38 south Fifth

Shetzline Samuel, caulker, Beach near WarrenShewell Horace, baker, 2 north EighthShewell Thomas, merchant, 223 HighSheybert William, sea captain, 91 GreenShich John, stocking weaver, 25 TammanyShields Charles, tailor, 30 north SecondShields Dominick, blacksmith, 120 Budd -Shields Elizabeth, widow, Thirteenth near MulberryShields Elizabeth, widow, 205 north FourthShields Isaac, teacher, SE cor. Eleventh Jk CastleShields James, tailor, 14 north SixthShields John, gentleman, Pine above TenthShields Martha, mantuamaker, 15 CherryShields Mary, 10 Knight's courtShields Mary, widow, iailoress, Mark's lane[Shields Michael, carter, 87 north FifthShields Robert, storekeeper, 35 north SecondShields Thomas, gentleman, 71 S. Eighth SE cor. SansomShields Wm. brickmaker, Sch. Fourth above LoinbardShidely Christian, baker, 98 Callowhill

[enburg Elias, painter fc. glazier, Liberty alley (N. L.)Shilleny John M. labourer, Webb's alley

Shillingsford Thomas, blacksmith, 519 "north ThirdShindler John, saihnaker, 11 Emlen's courtShiney Mary, 42 CrownShinley Henry, sailmaker, Acorn alleyShinn Charles, labourer, Germantown roadShinn Henry, shoemaker, 151 GreenShinn Josiah, book and stationary store, 262 north SecShipley Ann, widow, 266 north Fourth

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Shipley Joseph, tailor, 1 south Thirteenth

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•Shipley S. 24 north FrontShipley Thos. hardware merchant, 57 High—d. h. 61 UnionShippen Ann, teacher, Cherry near SixthShippen Charles, accountant, near Callowhill & Ridge roadShippen Elizabeth, gentlewoman, 50 UnionShippen Wm, A. watchmaker, NE cor. Front & Mulberry—

d. h. 5 Summers's courtShirley widow, confectioner and fruiterer, 13 south Sixth

Shively Matthew, victualler, 170 CoatesShivers T., M. D. 4 Franklin rowShober & Bunting, merchants, 26 south wharvesShober Michael, beer house, 56 Green [See Shuber

Shober Samuel L. merchant, 26 south wharves—d.h. Spruceabove Third

Shober Susannah B. widow, 126 PineShoch Andrew, tanner, 14 FranklinShoch Margaret, boarding house, 399 north ThirdShoch Samuel P. cordwainer, Poplar near St. JohnShock George P. cordwainer, 78 BrowneShocker Henry, brickmaker, 430 north FourthShocker Margaret, widow, 28 Charlotte

Shocker Thomas, brickmaker, cor. Sch. Third & WalnutShoemaker Charles, carpenter, Raspberry lane

Shoemaker Christian, button mould maker, 63 Coates

Shoemaker Edward M. auctioneer, 6 Decaturshoemaker Jonathan, accountant, 27 north Twelfth

Shoemaker Joseph, silversmith, 12 north Front

Shoemaker Joseph, accountant, 127 CoatesShoemaker Joseph, apothecary & druggist, 98 S. Eleventh

Shoemaker John J. tobacconist, Race cor. Garrigues's court

Shoemaker J. jun. paper hanging warehouse, 3^ S. Fourth

—d. h. 27 N. TwelfthShoemaker Margaret, widow, 230 south Seventh

Shoemaker M. widow of Jacob, 27 north Twelfth

Shoemaker Nathan, M. D. 2i0 Chesnut

Shoemaker Samuel, attorney at law, 185 Pine

Shoemaker Samuel, gentleman, 104 St. John

Shoemaker Samuel, 217 Chesnut

Shoemaker Sarah, widow of Jonathan, 60 north Second

Shoemaker Thomas, bottler, 86 north Second

fShort Charles, 163 LombardShort Matthew, weaver, 19 Buddj-Shorter Charles, labourer, 8 Wagner's alley

Shotwell Edmund, bricklayer, 88 Dillwyn st.

Showacker Wm. combmaker, Rose alley

Showker Jacob, combmaker, Old York road near Tammatay

Shrady Philip, ropemaker, Rihl's court

Shrakagast George, labourer, Lily alley

Shrank Philip, victualler, James st.

Shreave Caleb, gentleman, 8 AnnShreeve John, rigger, 50 Green

Shreeve John, rigger, 399 north Front

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Shreeves John, sailmaker, loft over 6 south wharvesSbreve Margaret, widow, 8 AnnShriver Peter, victualler, Charles st.

Shriver Sarah, widow, victualler, Charles below Jai

Shriver Wm. victualler, Cliarles st.

Shubcrt George, shoemaker, 102 WoodShubert Isaac, carpenter, Shippen near Shippen's lane

Shubert William, shipwright, Federal near SecondShufflebottom Wm. china merchant, 42 north SecondShugart George S. hardware store, 385 north SecondShugart Samuel, jun. hatter, 37 CoatesShugart Simon, late collector, 366 north SecondShuler E. widow, 209 north ThirdShull John B. (custom house) 51 AlmondShults Nicholas, house carpenter & tavern, 439 ChesnutShultz Charles, ladies shoemaker, 122 south Fifth

Shultz Gottleib, watchmaker, 422 north SecondShultz John, grocer, 441 north Front

Shuman Frederick, storekeeper, 387 north ThirdShuman George, carter, .Marlborough (K) near Frank, road

Shuman Jacob, victualler, 11 JohnShuman John, silvc rplater, NE cor. Fourth & BrownShuman John, blacksmith, 276 south SeventhShunk Isaac, carpenter, 35 Palmyra squareSinister Andrew, oak cooper, 3 Pennsylvania avenueSinister Jacob, oak cooper, 75 N. Water—d. h. 30 VineShuster Lawrence, victualler, 22 Lawrence—stall 31 Old

ShamblesShuster Peter, victualler, 32 Lawrence below Callowhill

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stall 8 New Market south SecondShuster Peter, accountant, SW cor. St. John &. GreenShustletf William, mariner, 14 QueenShustline Michael, carter, corner of Laurel &. FrontShute Wm. umbrella manufacturer, SW cor. 4th 8; BrownShutes John, cordwainer, Carpenter near FourthShuttle Daniel, brickmaker, Tine near TwelfthSibert John, brushmaker, 119 GreenSickei James M. printer, Lombard above TwelfthSickel Nancy, mu-se, 124 CoatesSickels &. Farr, Venetian blind makers, 86 LocustSickfret George, cordwainer, 12 Bonsall

Sickle Lawr&nce, 162 north Fifth

Sickwood John,, shipwright, Queen near HanoveiSiddall Joseph, manufacturer—d. h. 299 RaceSiddons Jos. biscuit baker, 30 south wharves—d.h. 20 Dock

and 40 PineSiddons & M'Grath, tailors, 25 north ThirdSiddons Wm. dry good store, 193 south SecondSide Joseph, cordwainer, 127 BuddSidel Joseph, surveyor, 232 GreenSiders Charles, biscuit baker, John above Callowhill

les Wm. brickmaker, cor. Lombard and Sell."-

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Siedef Charles, labourer, Rose alley

nen Paul, gentleinaji, 286 ChesnutSicn Barbara, widow, buck 295 south Tifird

Sit'crt Garrettj victualler, cor. Hopkins' court and Williamstreet

Sigrnonds Jacob, labourer, Shippen near Love lane

Silence Richard, shot maker, 32 Green street

Sill George, accountant, 52 HighSill Hiram, tailor, 112 Filbert

Silva Francisco, trader, 23 PlumSilveira A. E. tailor, 83 south SecondSilveira & Browne, mercers & tailors, 83 south SecondSilver John, flour merchant, 369 HighSilverthorn John, sailmaker, 5 Miller's courtSimes J. W. druggist, &c. 459 High [See Sims.Simington George, cordwainer, 385 south FrontSimler George, tailor, FrancisvdleSimmons Ann, widow of Joseph, EleventhSimmons Anthony J. attorney at law, 41 north Eighth !

Simmons Elizabeth, dealer, 25 Mead alley

Simmons E. merchant, 83 WoodSimmons Edward, lumber merchant, 145 north ThirdSimmons Edward & Son, lumber merchants, 145 N. Third,and 144 north Second

Simmons Frederick, oak cooper, near New Market and Cal-

lowhill

jSimmons Henry, rag dealer. 17 GardenSimmons John, barber, 295 vineSimmons John, tin plate worker, 1 south FourthSimmons John, collector, 47 TammanySimmons Joseph, drv goods store, NE corner Second and

South .

Simmons Mordecai, teacher, 172 north FourthSimmons Noah, dry goods store, 149 south SecondSimmons Itosannah, widow, 24 WalnutSimmons Sarah, widow, 18 north EleventhSimmons Stephen H. gilder, 56 Mead alley

Simmons Stephen, lumber merchant, 179 north Water—d. h. 119 Vine

Simmons Thankful, widow, 181 south FrontSimmons Wm. weigh master, 206 north Sixth street

Simmons Wm. S. merchant, NW cor. Decatur & -Carpenter,up stairs

Simms & Creighton, Irish linen merchants, 21 south FrontSimms R. R. milliner, 50 MulberrySimon John, shoemaker, 13 Hinckel's courtSimon Michael, shipwright, Second near PrimeSimon Peter, merchant, 119 south Sixth

Simon Philip F. bleeder and barber, 282 VineSimon Thomas, nail cutter, Beach near MaidenSimons John, jr. grocer, Frankford r. near Stone BridgeSimons John P. hatter, Hunter's court

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Simons Joseph, linen and woollen draper—d. h. NE cornerCedar and Second

Simons Wm. hatter, 387 north SecondSimpkins Ellis, cabinetmaker near Brown & BuddSimpler Ann C. marituamaker, Bread st. near Fetter laneSimpson David, cooper, 195 north Front and 121 N. WaterSimpson Deborah, tutoress, 3 Mead alley

Simpson Henry, merchant, 28 N. Front—d. h. 104 ChesnutSimpson Isaac, cabinetmaker, 6 ShippenSimpson James, combmaker, 24 soutb Fourth{-Simpson James, boarding- house, 3 north EighthSimpson J. carter, Green's courtSimpson John, cordwainer, 37% Mulberry•Simpson John, gent. 6 north EleventhSimpson Michael, minter, 124 north Fifth

Simpson Richard, cordwainer, Fitzwater below Sixth

Simpson Samuel, teacher, 593 north Second street

Simpson Samuel, combmaker, Littleboy's court

Simpson Samuel, skiu dresser, near New Market and Cal-

lowhill

Simpson S. gentleman, Chesnut above ThirteenthSimpson Thomas, combmaker, 174 Sassafras

Simpson Thomas, merchant, 28 Chesnut—d. h. 7 N. Thir-

teenth street

Simpson Wm. Passyunk road near Carpenter

fSimpson Wm. doctor, Blackberry alley

Simpson VV. M. cordwainer, SE cor. Tenth and RaceSimpson & Wallace, cordwainers, 263 SpruceSims James C. painter h glazier, Mulberry near TwelfthSims Joseph, merchant, counting house 155 south Water—

d. h. SW corner Chesnut and NinthSims Robert, stone mason, Jones's alley near Sch. Fifth

Sinclair Anthony, printer, 75 north Sixth

Sinclair Samuel, cutler, BuUonwood near Sixth

Sinclair, Wm. cabinetmaker, 9 Rachel sti'eet

Siner Mary, widow, Thorn's court (N. L.)

Siner Jacob, brassfounder, Fourth below George (N. L.)

Singer John & Co. merchants, 263 HighSinger John, jun. merchant, 263 HighSinger John, coach trimmer, 8 Bell's court

Singer John, merchant, 263—d. h. 413 HighSinger Thomas, sea captain, Brooke's court

Singerly George, tailor, 400 north ThirdSingleton James, shipwright, SO MarySingleton Sarah, widow, 100 south FrontSingleton Stephen, sea captain, 89 PennSingleton Thomas, caulker, 499 south FrontSingleton Wm. merchant, 75 north FrontSink Abraham, military store, 21 High—d. h. 136 S. TenthSink Cathai'ine, widow, Vine above ThirteenthSink Christopher, labourer, Passyunk road near FederalSink Jacob, shoemaker, Apple bet. Fourth & Fifth (N. L.)

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Sink Lawrence, cabinetmaker, 186 south SecondSinn Jacob, brassfounder, 466 north ThirdSipe Peter, accountant, 1 Sterling alley

Sips Michael, brick maker, Spruce west of Sch. SecondfSiscoe John, oysterman, under 89 south SecondSisinger John, shoemaker, Germantown road

Sisk John, marshal's officer, John abore Callowhill

Sisty John, pocketbook maker, 10 south Front

Siter John, jun. merchant, 133 High—d. h. Palmyra rowSittler Richard, mariner, 19 Coats

Sixte Stephen, Old Masonic Hall tavern, Filbert street

Skellenger Jeremiah, pilot, 422 south SecondSkelly Mrs. school house, Hause's court

Sktnett David C, M.D. 154 south NinthSkerrett Geo. S. bookbinder, 20 Watson's alley

Skerrett James Sc Son, blacksmiths, 96 & 100 Locust above

Ninth—d. b. 135 south NinthSkerrett Joseph, goldsmith, 142 south NinthSkerret J. R A. printing office 9, andd. h. 11 Raspberry ajr.

Skerrett Wm. A. grocer. 92 LocustSketchley Wm. mahogany sawyer, Church near Christian

Skill Wm. hatter, Littleboy's court

Skinner Francis H, sea captain, 86 "WoodSkinner Margaret, shopkeeper, 337 north ThirdSkinner Rev. Thomas H. 277 RaceSkinner Wm. painter & glazier, New Market near PegSkoon Ann, widow, back 20 Budd street

Skyrin John, gentleman, 409 MulberrySlack E. fancy store, 38 south FourthSlack John, grocer, NW cor. Lombard and SeventhSlade Laban, sea captain, 414 south FrontSlahter Jacob, tobacconist, 143 north Third

[See SehloterU Schlatter

Slater Ay. merchant, 185 High—d. h. 306 MulberrySlater James, manufacturer, 272 north FrontSlater John, manner, Holmes' alley

Slater Mrs. widow, 278 south SeventhSlater Mary, widow, Brook street

Slaugh Bartholomew, sugar boiler, 501 north ThirdSlaugh John, sugar refiner, 499 north ThirdSlaugh John, shoemaker, 486 north ThirdSlaw Mar}-, widow, Poplar near ThirdSlaw Michael, labourer, 223 Christian

Slaymaker Frederick W. grocer, NE cor. High & Tw'el

Slaymaker & Kenzer, salt store, 425 HighSlayman Elizabeth, ir.arketwoman, Charles street

Slayton Catharine, white rope maker, Germantown (K)Slesman Elizabeth, widow of George, 319 HighSleeperTJenjarnin, stove & smith bellows factory, 141, and

d. h. 126 north FrontSleeper Benjamin, stove store, 173 h north Second

blacksmith, 94 N. Front—d. h. 24 Elfreth'saj

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Sleeper Jonathan, oakcooper, 111 south Water, and ch'nut-

store 27 HighSleeper Nehemiah, umbrella maker, 112 MarketSlickfritz Joseph, shipwright, Hanover near Queen (K)SlinglufF Joseph, corn chandler, 410 north ThirdSloan James, grocer, Sec. High west Sch. Fifth

Sloan John, grocer, &.c. NW cor. High and Sch. Fifth

Sloan J. boot & shoemaker, 26 southThird{"Sloby Solomon, carter, Chesnut near Sch. Fifth

Smackey James, shoemaker, 244 BrownSmall Abrn. printer and bookseller, 165 ChesnutSmall George, waterman, cor. Peg and NewmarketSmall R. H. 246 MulberrySmall Mary, widow, grocer, SW cor. Race & Sch. Eighth

Small Thos. B. innkeeper, Custom House Hotel, 130 south

SecondSmallwood Catharine, market woman, Lily alley

Smallwood John H. carpenter, Beach near MaidenSmallwood Manly, labourer, Queen near MarlboroughSmallwood Martha, tavernkeeper, 2 DockSmallwood Priscilla, widow, 95 DillwynSmedley Ann, shopkeeper, 132 RaceSmedle'v Jacob, hardware merchant, 1^ north Fifth

Smeltz Reinhart, 4 CherrySmiedel Charles, baker, 139 south TenthSmiley John, tailor, 226 VineSmiley T. T. teacher, 29 Church alley

Smiley Wm. taylor &. boarding house, 67 WalnutSmilie John, stonecutter, 56 Chester

Smith Aaron, salt store, 445 HighSmith Abel, blacksmith, Cobb's court

Smith Abigail, gentlewoman, 103 Chesnut

Smith Abraham, wharf builder, 18 BrownSmith Alexander, tailor, 183 north Front

Smith Alexander, mahogany sawyer, 571 south Front

Smith Allen, 291 SpruceSmith Andrew, carpenter, 30 BrownSmith Andrew, nailer, Hose alley (C)

Smith Ann, dealer, 468 south Front

Smith Barbara, widow, grocer, SW corner Front and Ca-

tharine

Smith Benjamin P. accountant, 217 WalnutSmith Benjamin, sea captain, 207 south SecondSmith Catharine, tailorcss, 154 north Fourth

Smith Catharine, widow, 37 Charlotte

Smith Catharine, widow of John, 311 HighSmith Charles S. salt merchant, Pine street wharf, d. h. 85

LombardSmith Charles E. SE cor. Second 8c Key's alley

Smith Charles W. merchant, 103 N. Front—d. h. 251 Mul-

berry^mith Charles, dealer, 51 Callowhill XE cor, Seoond

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Smith Charles, grocer, SW cor. Eleventh and WalnutSmith Charles L. grocer, 37 S. Third—d. h. 113 Mulberry-

Smith Christian, hatter, 291 north Eighth street

Smith Christian, spectacle maker, 209 north SecondSmith Christian G. baker, 3 Lxtitia courtSmith Christian, shipwright, 90 Poplar lane

Smith Cornelia, widow, 40 ArchSmith & Cohill, blacksmiths, 117 PineSmith C. S. Sc T. W. merchants, 135 HighSmith Daniel, merchant, 181 south ThirdSmith Daniel, carpenter, 222 GreenSmith Daniel B. druggist, cor. of Sixth and MulberrySmith Daniel, jr. merchant, 88 south wharves—d. h. 44Lombard

Smith David B. 19 north Second—d. h. 43 Key's alley

Smith Deborah, widow of Jacob, Fourth above George (K.)

Smith Dockray, merchant, 189 WalnutSmith Edward, 4 north wharves, and 156 north FrontSmith Edward, 4 MoyamensingSmith Elizabeth, washer, 20 Sugar alle\

Smith Elizabeth, widow, 8 Myers' court

Smith Elizabeth, widow, Church, near Christian

Smith Evi, carter, 81 Tammany-Smith E. storekeeper, 202 ChesnutSmith Francis, watchman at the Commercial Bank, 61 QueenSmith Francis, dry goods store, 58 north SecondSmith Francis Gurne) merchant, 201 south Front—d. h. 42Lombard

Smith Francis, coach trimmer, 147 LocustSmith Frederick^ 144 St. John street

Smith F. coachmaker, 45 south Fourth—d. h. 147 LocustSmith Garrison, labourer, Black Horse alley

Smith George, cooper, 176 north EighthSmith George W. merchant, 175 north SecondSmith George F. typefounder, Tenth below PineSmith George F. saddler, &c. 3 FayetteSmith George It. first teller Penn. Bank, 13 north EleventhSmith George, saddler, 95 Old York roadSmith George, belihanger & locksmith, 8 JuniperSmith George W. attorney at law, 128 south EighthSmith George J. currier, cor. Third & Fetter laneSmith George, carter, Germantown roadSmith George, jeweller, North st.

f Smitir Godfrey, waiter, Raspberry alley-

Smith Gulielma M. widow, 302 MulberrySmith Hannah, matron at Magdalen AsylumSmith Miss Hannah T. 239 SpruceSmith Hannah, widow of Stephen, 5 GaskillSmith Henry oakcooper, back of 259 HighSmith Henry, blacksmith, Prime below SecondSmith Henry, labourer, Sch. 8th between Sassafras k A

Smith Henry, blacksmith, Beach near Maiden

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Smith Henry, oak cooper, 10 Stamper's allej

Smith Hugh, tallowchandler, 70 Crown s1 S i

Smith Isaac, jur. grain dealer, 1 PineSmith Isabella, widow, tailoress, 7 GardenSmith Jacob, drayman, Race cor. Sch. SeventhSmith Jacob W. nailer, 85 and d. h. 94 RaceSmith Jaeob, grocer, 124 Callowhill

Smith Jacob, bleeder & leecher, 4th near Brown, east side

Smith Jacob, surgeon dentist, 45 SpruceSmith Jacob, baker, 340 north FrontSmith Jacob, tailor, 143 south NinthSmith James, grocer, 104 Christian

Smith James, labourer, 503 south Front

fSmith James, labourer, 35 Elizabeth

-(-Smith James, waiter, 3 Allen's court

Smith James A. accountant, SE cor. Callowhill 5c Sixth

Smith James R. merchant, 249 MulberrySmith James, manufacturer, near Green &. Germantown roadSmith James, victualler, 426 north FourthSmith .Fumes, 253 MulberrySmith James, jun. morocco store, 12 north Third—d. h. 100Mulberry

Smith Jane, teacher, 15 Cresson's alley

Smith Jane, grocer, SW cor. Mead alley and SwansonSmith Jeremiah, brickmaker, 136 Thirteenth ab. Sassafras

fSmith Jeremiah, coachman, 2 Kurd's court

Smith Jesse, drygoods store, 283 north ThirdSmith Jesse, baker, 184 Sassafras

Smith John, shipwright, 158 SwansonSmith John, mariner, 6 VernonSmith John, innkeeper, 36 CedarSmith John, cordwainer, 13 VernonSmith John, plasterer, 80 PlumSmith John S. SW cor. of Front and LombardSmith John, blacksmith, Sch. Eighth above Sassafras

Smith John A. accountant, New Market near PeggSmith John, tavernkeeper, 30 south wharvesSmith John C. & Wm. H. merchants, 15 DockSmith John C. merchant, 126 south EighthSmith John, 160 LombardSmith John, runner of F. &. M. bank, 57 south EleventhSmith John, warehouse-man, back 3 Blackberry alley

Smith John J. merchant, 344 MulberrySmith John J. jun. druggist, &c. 305 High—d. h. 190 Mul

berry

Smith John, upholsterer, 211 ChesnutSmith John, labourer, Lombard west of Sch. EighthSmith John, woodsawyer, 7 South alley

Smith John S. SW cor. Lombard & FrontSmith John L. Spanish segar manuf. and tobacconist, 26 N.

Sixth

Smith John, accountant in Commercial Bank, 445 High

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Smith John, weaver, Fourth above George (K.)

Smith John, ship carpenter, Beach near Marlborough (K.)

Smith John, plasterer, Filbert near Sch. EighthSmith John, house carpenter, 539 north FrontSmith John S. victualler, Charles st.

Smith J. & Co. drygoods store, 172 HighSmith J. P. bricklaver, 199 north FourthSmith J. R. & C. W. merchants, 103 north FrontSmith J. R. 74 WalnutSmith J. Kenderton, attorney at law, 48 south SixthSmith J. accountant, 210 north Sixth 4

Smith J. young ladies school, 26 GeorgeSmith Jonathan, tailor, 47 Callowhill

Smith Joseph, labourer at waterworks, Broad near VineSmith Joseph, storekeeper, 190 north SecondSmith Joseph, Few & Co. flour merchants, 55 north WaterSE cor. Mulberry—d. h. 298 north Front

Smith Joseph B. boot and shoe manuf. 336 HighSmith Joseph, stock broker, &.c. 85 south Second—d. h •»

SansomSmith Joseph, carpenter, 179 GreenSmith Joseph, hatter, Cresson's alley

Smith Joseph, innkeeper, 191 north ThirdSmith Joseph II. accountant, 1 Schriver's courtSmith Joseph, rigger, 48 Mead alley

Smith Juliana, widow, 193 north EighthSmith Justice, nailer, New Market near CallowbiU

• Smith Margaret, widow, Federal near SecondSmith Margaretta J. widow, 32 north EighthSmith Matthias, hairdresser, 91 SassafrasSmith Miss M. A. milliner, 127 south SecondSmith Mrs. M'Laughtcn, widow, 293 SpruceSmith Mary, widow, back 56 LombardSmith Mary, marketwoman, 66* Garden st.

Smith Mary T. boarding housi£ 41 north EighthSmith Newberry, merchant, 227 VineSmith Nathan A. measurer of carpenter's work, 104 N. 7thSmith Oliver, accountant, 2 ChesterSmith Patrick, weaver, Jones's alley near Sch. FifthSmith Peter, tailor, 251 north Front$mith Peter, stage driver, cor. Callowhill & New MarketSmith Peter, accountant, 51 SpruceSmith & Peirsol, druggists, 115 HighSmith Philip, labourer, Lombard above TwelfthSmith Philip, victualler, 12 Well's rowSmith Philip, grocer, SE cor. Front and Spruce—d. h. 120

SpruceSmith Philip, tavernkeeper, 5 Sassafras

Smith Phoebe, widow, 450 Sassafras

Smith Rachel, dealer, 3 Little PineSmith Rachel, shopkeeper, 72 north SeventhSmith Ralph H. house carpenter, 145 Vine

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th Ralph, carpenter, 24 Tammanyh Ralph, carpenter, 314 north Second

Smith Rebecca, boarding' house, 104 MulberrySmith Reuben, ship watchman, back of 81 south WaterSmith Richard S. merchant, 40 LombardSmith Richard Feim, one of the editors of the Acnoiu, 33

WalnutSmith Richard, bookseller, 42 north SecondSnath Robert, carter, Sch. Eighth above Sassafras

h Robert, merchant, 38 south Front—d. h. 2 UnionSmith Robert, city cle/k, Thirteenth below HighSmith Robert, wheelwright, Lombard W. Sch. Seven -

TSmith Rosanna, whitewashes Nicholson's court

Smith Rowland, innkeeper, 27 north Fifth

Smith Ruth, widow, 32 Mead alley

Smith R. silversmith and jeweller, 47 south SecondSmith Samuel, teacher, 159 GreenSmith Samuel, tailor, 56 LombardSmith Samuel, bookbinder, 3 Library st.

Smith Samuel N. south Eleventh above I'ine

Smith Samuel, auctioneer, 131 S. Third & 20 S. Front

Smith Samuel, grain measurer & grocer, NW corner Spruceand south wharves—d. h. 189 south Front

Smith Samuel, mahogany sawyer, 11 Gaskill

|Sinith Samuel, labourer, Bonsall

Smith Sarah, widow, 73 CherrySmith Sarah, tailcress, 125 GreenSmith Sarah, widow, 1S3 north Front

Smith Sarah, widow, 22 north EighthSmith Sarah, widow, 2 north Eleventh

Smith Sarah, widow, seamstress, 476 Christ..

Smith Stephen W. merchant, 103 N. Front—d.h. 174

FrontSmith Susan, washerwoman, Vine near BroadSmith Susan, widow, 37 Mechanic

Smith Thomas, lumber merchant, NE corner Vine £t Sixth

—d. h. 233 "Sine

Smith Thomas, labourer, Lombard above Eleventh

Smith Thomas, accountant (Mechanics' bank) 12 N. Twelfth

Smith Thomas, weaver, Wood near Thirteei

Smith Thomas, hardware merchant, 12S Spruce

Smith Thomas, mariner, S4 Gaskill

- til Thomas, weaver, Cedar near TenthSmith Thomas, cabinetmaker, Maria st.

i Thos. k Co. lumber merchants. NE cor. Yinuber, cor. Paschall's alley north Fourth

ith William, stocking weaver, Germantowu road

th W ill;- ainer. Cedar near Thirteenth

Smith William, carpenter, ShealY's alley

Sm:Uj , widow, -i College avenue

Smith William, bricklayer, Vine near Broad

Smith William, cabinetmaker, Sclu Seventh i.ear \

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Smith Willtarft W. merchant, 415 HighSmith William, bakerj back 404 N. ThirdSmith William, carter, 112 BrowneSmith William, attorney at law, 103 ChesnutSmith William, tobacconist, 201 Callowhill

Smith William, type founder and innkeeper (Lebanon Garden) Cedar near Tenth

Smith William, morocco dresser, Kessler's court

Smith Win. & D. B. drygoods store, 19 N. SecondSmith Wm. S. salt merchant, Pine—d. h. 181 south Third

Smith Wm. A. merchant, 38 south Front—d. h. 2 UnionSmith Wm. mariner, 51 Mead alley

Smith Wm. P. accountant, 156 south TenthSmith Wm. mariner, 330 south FrontSmith widow of Thomas, 233 VineSmith widow, gentlewoman, 20 StrawberrySmith &. Warren, nail factory, SW corner New Market and

MargarettaSmith & Whaland, brushmakers, 28£ north ThirdSmithers Ann W. milliner, 46 MulberrySmithers James, engraver, 11 north TwelfthSmithers John confectioner, 82 MulberrySmothers Aaron, labourer, German near FourthSnack Elizabeth, victualler, 10 Lawrence st.

Snack Jacob, victualler, 9 Lawrence st.

Snag Robert, combmaker, cor. Sixth & CoatesSnag Thomas, carter, Sixth near CoatesSnair George, cartel', 120 BrowneSnar Stephen, carter, SE cor. Callowhill & KunckelSnare Wm. carter, Buttonwood lane below Sixth

Snare Wm. innkeeper, cor. Callowhill 8c ThirdSnelbaker Philip, bottler, 190 north WaterSnell C. dealer, NE cor. Sixth Sc ShippenSnell Mary, widow, teacher, 35 NobleSnell Sophia, shopkeeper, 127 GreenSneyd Samuel S. druggist, 47 north EleventhSnodgrass Mary, seamstress, 9 MarySnovel Jacob, blacksmith, 48 KunckelSnow Cyrus, carpenter, 28 Garden st.

Snow James, M. 1). 454 Sassafras

Snowden Charles, mariner, 218 south FourthSnowden George, carpenter, 52 GardenSnowden Joseph S. merchant, next below Swedes' churchSnowden Miles, accountant, 26 Wood

' Snowden Sophia, mantuamaker, 85 north NinthSnowden Thomas, carpenter, 96 north EleventhSnowden Thos. surgeon's instrument maker, 209 Callowhill

fSnowden William, labourer, back 159 south Sixth

Snowden & Wagner, merchants, naval stores Swanson be-

low Swedes' churchSnyder Aaron, tobacconist, back 2 Sassafras alley

[See Snider & Schneider

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Snyder Adam, chairmaker, back 422 north ThirdSnyder Adam, chairmaker, 116 BrowneSnyder Charles, Heyde's court

Snyder Christian, g-rocer, 215 north Thirdier Christiana, widow, seamstress, 36 Cresson's alley

Snyder David, bricklayer, Green near ShapkamaxonSm cler Ehzabeth, widow, 46 ZaneSinaer Elizabeth, widow, 251 north SecondSnyder Emanuel, labourer, back 31 Standee]

Snyder E. widow, 118 BrownSnvder E. coach wheelwright, 263 Sassafras—d. h. 156 XEighth

Snyder George A. tailor, 123$ s. Water & 92 S. FrontSnyder George, accountant, 1 Sassafras alley

Snyder Henry, bookbinder, back 53 CoatesSnyder Henry, tinman, near Tammany st. Old York roadSnyder Henry, painter & glazier, 39 Christian

Snyder Jacob, gentleman, 167 south EleventhSnyder Jacob, shoemaker, Beach near ShackamaSnyder Jacob, tailor, 242 Sassafras

Snyder Jacob, boot &. shoemaker, 5 north EighthSnyder John, brewer at Pepper's, 113 CherrySnvder John, mariner, cor. Juniper lane & Juniper alley

Snyder John, cabinetmaker, 12 Cypress alley

Snyder John, grocer, 321 HighSnyder John, shoemaker, 36 Appletree alley

Snyder John, hatter, 17 Ann st.

Snyder John, deputy sheriff, 50 Oak (X. L.) ab. hayscales

Snyder John, cabinetmaker, 334 north Front

Snyder Joseph, shipsmith, NW cor. Swanson & Christian

Snyder Joseph, shipwright, 352 south Front

Snyder Joseph, gilder and composition manuf. 105 WalnutSnyder Joseph K. grocer, NW cor. High &. Twelfth—d. h.

Thirteenth below High, opposite Clov

Snyder Mary, teacher, 4 Fron.berger's court

Snyder Mrs. ., widow, 117 sou

Snyder Peter, blacksmith, 20 Raspberry alley

Snyder Peter, oak cooper, back 404 north Tlu.

Snyder P. tailor, 139 SpruceSnyder Rebecca, widow, 5 BrownSnyder Sarah, widow, Eighth near Callowhill

Snyder Sarah, widow, 3 Sugar alley

Snyder Sophia, widow, nurse, Fourth near George (XSnyder Wm. Grand Tyler of Masonic Lodge, 62 ZaneSnyder Wm. gunsmith, 14 GreenSober James, labourer, 364 north FrontSoby Mary, widow, 25 AnnSoby Nicholas, tobacconist, 1 Cresson's court

Soby William, tobacconist, 31 MechanicXSoll Catharine, shopkeeper, 112 Crown

Solly John, cordwainer court bet. 7ih & 8th

bfes John, merchant. 217 High

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Solomon H. attorney at law, 16 south SixthSoiomon John, barber, near PoplarSolomon widow of Myer, 175 south Sixth

Somervile Wm. irontbunder, Filbert near Sen. EighthSomerndike J. stablekeeper, corner Locust and EighSommer John, M. D. 149 Sassafras \ See Summer*Sorby Peter O. 52 ChesnutSorrin Mary, widow, 163 Christian

Sorver J. B. grocer, 190 north SecondSouder Casper, boot and shoemaker, 36 ChesnutSouder Charles, justice of the peace, 212 north Sixth

Souder Christopher, victualler, Crown (K.)—stall 18 N. LMarket

Souder Jacob, bricklayer, 99 Dillwyn St.

Souder M. milliner and bonnet maker, 297 N. SecondSouder Philip, late innkeeper, 173 south FrontSouder Philip, oak cooper, Eleventh above Sassafras

Souder Thomas M. agent for the inland transportation of

merchandise, 337 HighSouder widow, cakeshop, next 223 WalnutSouders Elizabeth, storekeeper, 386 north Tl

Souders Godfrey, grocer, 173 MulberrySouders John, bricklayer, Lily alley

Souders William, planemaker, 74 CallowhiJl

Souffrain John, hairdresser, 106 north FrontSoullier John M. 132 PineSourby Maiy, widow, shopkeeper, 90 north FourthSourwalt Margaret, widow, 7 KunckelSouth Ann, widow, mautuamaker, Diehl's courtSouth George, jeweller, 157 south EleventhSouth Elizabeth, widow, boarding house, 74 SpruceSouzard Samuel, merchant, 27 Filbert

Sowerman Rosanna, widow, 97 north NinthSowers George, victualler, James above RuganSowers Hannah, widow, tailoress, Hoffman's alley

Sowers Mathias, victualler, Rugan st. (N.-L.)

Sowers Peter, carter and storekeeper, Germantown roadj-Sowerwali Anthony, silversmith, back 34 PlumSowerwakz Anthony, cordwainer, Scott's court

Sfpackman Samuel, merchant, 22 Church al*ey—d. h. 308Mulberry above Tenth

Spackman & Wilson, merchants, 22 Church alley

Spafford Jacob, sea captain, 37 Race.Spangler Henry, blacksmith, 32 CedarSpargella J. B> merchant, 178 north SecondSparhawk Thomas, merchant, 121 High—d. h. 19 ChesnnlSparks Elizabeth, widow, 145 south NinthSparks Henry, grocer, XE cor. Fifth & Sassafras

Sparks P. 8c A. S. druggists, 465 HighSparks Sarah, widow of R. F. 163 south Second-{-Sparks Susan, washerwoman, 9 Barclay's alley

Sparks Thomas, milkman, back 36S north Third

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Sparks Thomas, shot manuf. 476 south FrontSparks J', aijti U. plumbers, 49 south whanSpeace Christian, cotton winder, 51 north EighthSpeace William, hairdresser, 65 north ThirdSpeakman Hannah, widow, 178 MulberrySpeakman John, commission merchant, Vine near Crown,and 2 Hartung's alley

Speakman Samuel, accountant, 3 GardenSpeal George, gentleman, 112 CallowhillSpear Abigail, widow, boarding house, 465 HighSpear Hannah, widow, dealer, 34 PlumSpear John, weaver, Vine alley near ThirteenthSpear William, blacksmith, Chesnut above BroadSpecier Rudderow, morocco manufactory, Whalebone alley

Speck Christian A. tavernkeeper, NW cor. Budd Sc PoplarSpeck Jacob, victualler, James st.

Speel John, baker, 92 north EleventhSpeel John, labourer, Sch. Eighth between Sassafras & VineSpeer Alexander, grocer, lower side of South st. WharfSpeers Manuel, back 93 LombardSpence Mary, widow, 48 PennSpence , widow, 48 PennSpencer Charlotte, boarding house, 35 SansomSpencer James S. gentleman, 13 Pahnvra rowSpencer Joseph, gentleman, 103 north Fifth

Spencer Philip, cabinetmaker, 110 Christian

Spencer Robert, sailnraker, 50 ShippenHpennanberg Charlotte, storekeeper, 68 north SecondSperry Jacob, merchant, 99 south FrontSperry Maria, widow, 133 south ThirdSperry and Stansbury, merchants, 33 south wharvesSpicer Frances, dealer, 468 south FrontSpiegel John R. potter, Apple bet. 4th & 5th (N. L.)

Spikeman Samuel, bricklayer, Vine near EleventhSpillman Charles, bleeder and toothdrawer, 543 N. SecondSpohn Wm. grocer, 133 N. Second—d. h. 230 Sassafras

^pooner Caroline, lady, 175 N. FourthSpooner Charlotte, lady, 175 N. FourthSpottsv. ood Thomas C. merchant, 201 HighSpragg Ricbaad, jun. dealer in household furniture, 8 south

Fourth—d. h. 36 Dockprague Edward, coiner at mint, 172 Vine

:>pranza John, fisherman, Bishop near Queen (K.)

Sprigg James S. grocer, 239 N. ThirdSprigg James, grocer, 313 N. ThirdSpringer Catherine, widow, ladies feather maker, Paschal's

alley (N. L.)

Springer Hannah, nurse, 66 UnionSpringer Isabella, widow, 119 GreenSpringer Joseph, shipwright, Frankford road near BedfordSpringle Frederick, millwright, Mulberry near Sch. SecondJ-'-progel Mary, widow, 153 south Tenth

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tig John, carpenter, Beach near High Bridge—shop 3

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Sproul Margaret, grocer, NW corner Eleventh and Wahilit

Spyers Moses, dealer', 66 Callowhiil

>t. Felix John R> merchant, d. h. George street hear NinthSt. John Mrs. widow, gentlewoman, 22 Sanson)Stacey Jas. G. agent for N. Y. Union and Despatch Lines of

Packets, 22 south wharvesStackhouse Amos, china store, 178 & 176 north FromStackhouse Powell, stove pattern maker, d. h. 19 Vine.

Stackhouse Samuel P. china merchant, 130 north Third•{•Stafford Charles, barrow porter, Lombard below TenthStafford David, labourer, Swanson near PrimeStaggers Cornelius, shoemaker, 175 north FrontStaimier Sarah, widow, 26 Raspberry alley

Stainer Elizabeth, widow of Philip, 107CoatesStalder John, carpet weaver, Quince below WalnutStall Eliz. widow, Mint court

Stallard James, 11 Stamper's alley

Stamper Sarah, gentlewoman, 163 south Third SE cor. PineStanbridge John C. & Co. china merchants, 211 High—d. h.

5 south NinthStancliffe Benjamin, optician, philosophical and mathemati-

cal instrument maker, 128 south FrontStanfield Sarah, Maginnes's court

Stanley Norris, merchant, 20S south Water—d. h. 74 Loin-

bardStanley Ralph, dyer & printer, Race near Sch. FrontStannard Wm. attendant on city surveyor, back 130 CherryStant Wm. tailor, Loxley's court

Stanwood Wm. plasterer, 10 Well's rowStappen H. cordwainer, 197 north SecondStark Christian, victualler, 211 north Eighth street

Starkpine Henry, caulker, Palmer below DukeStarn Isaac, carter, 118 Oak street

Starne J. & M. curriers, 407 north SecondStarr Catharine, widow, 44 VineStarr Charles W. carpenter, 92 Dillwyn street

Starr Moses, blacksmith, 101 BuddStarr James, gent. 23 New MarketStarr John, saddler, 373 HighStarr Joseph, druggist, 31 VineStarr Richard, letter founder, d. h. 168 south Ninth

Starratt James, grocer & feed store, cor. North &. Eleventh

Starratt James, carter, 83 BedfordStaughton Wm., D.D. pastor Baptist Church Sansom st.

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seminary Swanwick st—d. h. north Eighth cor. of Schri-

ver's court

Stead Henry, printer, 22 CedarStearly Jacob, 136 Coats

Steel Eliza, widow, 122 south SecondSteel Elizabeth, htjuse, Smith's alley

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Steel Sc Field, silverplaters, 8cc. 11 north SeventhSteel Gen. John, collector for the Port of Philadelphia, 196

SpruceSteel Jacob, back of 552 north ThirdSteel James, carpenter, Fair's alley

Steel James, shipwright, 7 BuddSteel James, merchant, Spruce st. wharf—d. h. 29 WalnutSteel John, manufacturer, 248 soutli SeventhSteel John, brassfounder, SW cor. Second and NewSteel Josiah, carter, Race west of BroadSteel Math ias L. sea captain, 18 Ann (N. E.)Steel Mary, widow, washerwoman, 255 RaceSteel Robert, silverplater, 89 north NinthSteel Thomas, morocco manufactory, 114 St. JohnSteel Thomas, plasterer, court between Seventh & Eighth

in RaceSteel William, gentleman, 180 south FrontSteer James, accountant, 26 WashingtonSteer Joseph, victualler, 104 Wood street

Steer Mrs. dress maker, 26 WashingtonSteever Daniel, flour merchant, Ann west Sch. EighthSteever Henry, Hour merchant, 407 HighStegagnini L. ornamental sculptor, cor. Ninth &. GeorgeSteib Michael, baker, 90 BrownSteif John, baker, 17 north EighthSteimel Peter, tobacconist, 258 RaceStein Abraham, dealer in watches, 86 north ThirdSteinauer G. W. gentleman, 104 VineSteinauer Michael, shoemaker, 33 VineSteinaur Adam, oak cooper, back 31 KunckelSteinback Adam, victualler, 13 Lawrence st.

Steinberger John, trader, 125 Callowhill

Steinbrook I), "blacksmith, cor. of Callowhill Sc Crown

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d. h. 90 Crown /

Steiner George, baker, 124 south SecondSteiner Jacob, cabinetmaker, 295 ArchSteiner John, cutler, 113 Arch—d. h. Littleboy's courtSteinhaeur Joseph accountant, To Wood st.

Steinrran John, baker, 550 north ThirdSteinmetz Charles, innkeeper. NW cor. Rugan & CallowhillSteinmetz Eliza, gentlewoman, 270 ChesnutSteinmetz Peter, brushmaker, 327 HighSteinmitz Daniel, accountant, 84 south FrontSteinmitz Wm. brickmaker. Coats above SeventhSteinnutz Elizabeth, tutoress, 84 south FrontStell E. dry goods store, 19 south SecondStell & M'Alpin, merchants, 161 HighStell John, labourer, 2 St. MaryStellman Susan, 36 north WaterStellwaggon Daniel, sailing master, U. S.NavyStelwaggon Charles, baker, 51 north Sixth

Stelwaggon Frederick, iron merchant, 219 north Second

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Stekraggon Jesse L. iron merchant, cor. Old x 1 an<l

Callowhill— (1. h. 100 CrownStenethel Waithcll, distiller, Crftxh

Stensan Thomas, tailor, 211 LombardStephens Alexander, weaver, Eleventh below WalnutStephens David J. grocer, NE cor. Callow hi)! k GardenStephens David, collector, 139 Green sti

Stephens John, grocer, 287 south Fourth

Stephens John, ladies shoemaker, 62 P.Cnn

Stephens Mary, widow, Charlotte mar BrownStephens Peter, mariner, Rose alley

Stephenson E. shoemaker, Fourth near Coates

Stephenson William, carpenter, Lombard below Tenth_rus Samuel, blacksmith, 436 north Third St.

Sterling Thomas, weaver, 39 PlumSterr George, carpenter & storekeeper, 13-1 north Eighth

Stctler Susannah, shopkeeper, Sell. Eighth between Race 8c

VineStettezeil Jacob, turner & chairmakef, 473 north SecondStetsel Henry, brassfouncler, Hank's court

fStevens Augustas, labourer, Wright's court

Stevens Benj. accountant, 10 south Twelftli

Stevens John, accountant, 184 ChesnutStevens Moms, innkeeper, SW cor. Ninth and RaceStevens Samuel, cant, of the watch N. L. 371 north SecondStevens Sarah, widow, 28 Gofbrth alley

Stevens William, plasterer, Beach near Maiden (K)Stevens Wm. hotel & tavern, 64 south FrontStevenson Aaron, soap 8c candle manufac. 221 south Fifth

Stevenson A. merchant, 186 north Fourth st.

Stevenson A. hatter, Sassafras alley

Stevenson Charles, jeweller, 113 south SecondStevenson Cornelius, collector of taxes, 4 north NinthStevenson Eliza M. shopkeeper, 374 north SecondStevenson & Hart, dry goods store, 225 north ThirdStevenson John, ship joiner, 8 Emleivs court

Stevenson John, iron founder, Callowhill near ThirteenthStevenson John, bricklayer, 94 High west of Centre SquareStevenson John H. &. Co. merchants, 35 north WaterStevenson J. Sc Co. ship joiners, Maiden street wharfStevenson Mary, widow, 78 south Fifth

Stevenson Solomon, hod earner, Stewart's alley

Stevenson Thomas, tallow chandler, Sixth above CedarStevenson Thomas, cordwainer, Poplar above FourthStevenson Wm. cedar cooper, St. John near Callowhill

Stevenson Wm. gentleman, 288 ChesnutStevenson Wm. currier, shop Kunckel above Callowhill

d. h. 252 north Third

fSteward Alexander, carter, Cedar above TwelfthSteward Elizabeth, widow, Lily alley below GreenSteward John, carpenter, 86 Poplar lane

Steward Peter, painter &. glazier, China st.

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Stewardson Thomas, gentleman, 90 ArchStewart Alexander, gentleman, 278 south FrontStewart Alexander, weaver, cor. Race is. Sch. SevStewart Andrew, weaver, Ann near Sell. Sev.Stewart Ann, 224 north WaterStewart & Barger, painters, &c. 73 DockStewart Charles, teacher, 15 Budd;Stewart David, vender of old clothes, 203 south Sixth

jStewart Eliza, Rose alley (C)Stewart Elizabeth, widow, nurse, 190 Cherry aWStewart Francis, smith, 573 Race above TenthStewart George, carpenter, Juniper alley

Stewart James, inspector of customs, Ioj C«Stewart James, carpenter, 17 PlumStewart James, grocer, NW cor. Juniper £.. "WalnutStewart James, merchant, 32 south FrontStewart James, weaver, Pearl street

Stewart James, grocer, 416 RaceStewart James, grocer, 73 LocustStewart John, labourer, Marriott's lane, near FourthStewart John, printer, Bradford's alley

Stewart John, teacher, 3 Fetter lane

Stewart John, merchant, 182 LombardStewart John, grocer, cor. Callowhill & Ridge roadStewart John, cordwainer, 186 LombardStewart John, merchant, 142 PineStewart John, labourer, NW cor. Eleventh & "WalnutStewart John A. cabinetmaker, 83- DockStewart John, merchant, 7 south wharvesStewart John, cabinetmaker, 5 Sugar alley

Stewart John, ship carpenter, back of 22 DukeStewart J., M. D. 301 ArchStewart Margaret, 182 LombardStewart Margaret, widow of Waiter, Say st.

Stewart Mary, widow of Charles, Leghorn bonnet store, 29north Second

Stewart Mary, widow, 479 Sassafras

Stewart Moses, late grocer, 394 RaceStewart Paul Cox, accountant, Tenth above Lomb•{Stewart Pearson, waiter, back 8 Blackberry alley

Stewart & Frail, cabinetmakers, N'W cor. Sixth &. ArchStewart Samuel M. stationer, See. SW cor. "Walnut 8c Third—d. h. 141 Spruce

Stewart Samuel, M.D. 100 south EighthStewart Sarah, widow, shopkeeper, 199 north Front

Stewart Thomas, 7 LodgeStewart Win. carpenter, 11 Knight's court

Stewart Wm. innkeeper, 46 north Sixth

Stewart Wm. II. ornamental painter, japanner & gilder, 29Chesnut

Stewart Wm. saddler, back 295 south ThirdStewart Wm. attorney at law, 100 south Eighth

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Stewart V.

Sules George, cabinetmaker, 1 i"> ''ale

Miles Robert, cabinetmaker, (-tujnce below WafnatHenry, lumber merchant, yawl Stiles' wharf Oak st.

(X. I..)—-d. h, 386 north Front

Stiles Henry &. Co. lumber merchants, Oak above Coats ,

Stiles John, lumber merchant, Oak above Coats—d. h. 331

north FrontStiles Samuel, cordwainer, Buttonwood below Fifth

utiles Thomas T. city commissioner, 93 Eleventh below

Walnut, west side

Stiles, widow of John, 411 north FrontStill John, druggist, M. P., NE cor. of Sixth Si RaceStill Rebecca, washerwoman, Middle alley

Stille Benj. merchant, 33 south Water—d. h. Chesnut belowEleventh

Stille Catharine, widow of Samuel, 204 "Walnut

Stille John, gentleman, Walnut above Twelfth.

Stille Mary, gentlewoman, 40 south Front

Stiller Catharine, dry goods store, 76 north FourthStiltz John 1). baker, 122 Dillwyn st.

Stineeman Casper, ropemaker, Hanover near Queen (K)Stinger Adam, tanner, 167 north FrontStinger Eve, widow, 127 XewStinger Joseph, coachman, back of 176 RaceStirling John, 195 south Sixth

Stite Alexander, cordwainer, Faris' alley

Stites Daniel, pilot, 33 Beck's alley

Stock Catharine, widow, 75 TammanyStock Elizabeth, nurse, Miller's court

Stock Fred, carpenter, Tammany near FourthStock John, painter, Sec. 11 south SeventhStock Philip, carpenter, Davis's court

Stockdale Eliza, widow, Lombard above EleventhStockdall John, teacher, 3 PlumStockdall John, jun. printer, 3 PlumStocker Anthony, merchant, 118 Pine

Stockley Thomas, cordwainer, 317 and 321 Spnjy

Siockley William, tailor, 251 HighStockman Christopher, mariner, 63 PennStockman Jacob, thimble maker, &c. 45 ChesnutStockton Charles, tailor, 145 SpruceStockton E. tailor, 251 HighStockton Samuel W. watchmaker, 371 north FrontStockton Sarah, gentlewoman, S VY cor Eighth Sc WalnutStoddard John, merchant, 101 nortii SeventhStokes Benjamin, flour store, 221 N. Front'—d. h. 23 Key's

alley

Stokes Abraham, storekeeper, 333 north SecondStokes Aquilla, flour merchant, 242 north FrontStokes Charles, merchant, lower 54 south Secean.1

Stokes Charles, fancy store, 82 High

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Stokes Jacob, dry goods store, 308 S

Stokes Joshua, carpenter, 23 New 5lark.ee

Stokes S. milliner, 6 Straw'lietryStokes Thomas, collector, 51 ChesterStokes Thomas, jun, plasterer, 48 ChesterStokes War. constable, 50 Rac^ st.

Stokes 8c Williamson, tailors, 49 north ThirdStone Andrew T. plumber, 356 south FrontStone Asaph, merchant, 63 south Front—d. h. Washirsquare

Stone Benjamin, painter & glazier, Wiley's court

Stone h Coffee, plumbers, 61 Walnut near DockStone Dexter, merchant, 45 north Water—d. h. 354 HighStone John, storekeeper, 151 south SecondStone Mary, widow, back 251 RaceStone Mary, milliner, 103 north SecondStone St Todd, merchants, 63 south FrontStone William, grocer, 14 north ThirdStoneman William, oakcooper, 124 BrownStones Samuel, merchant, 111 south TenthStoops James, grocer, 350 north FrontStop John, innkeeper, 235 north Third street

Stork Aaron, merchant, grocery Si liquor store, 10 X. i

—d. h. 90 south FrontStormb Wm. sea captain, 123 CedarStory Elizabeth, widow, dealer, 2$3 south T !

Story Ceorge P. bookfoldcr, 9 t. ray's alWj

Story Henry, shipwright, Beach near ShaCkxmaxon—d. h. 90 south Front

Story James, mariner, 36 Mead a

Story Mrs. segar maker. 80 Cyprus alley

Story Samuel, sea captain, 79 LombardStotesbury Arthur, sea captain, 59 AlmondStothard John, grocer, Broad near Sassafras

Stothart Wm. merchant, store 49 S. Front—d. h. 349 HStotsenburgh Christopher, cordwaiiier, Sassafras above Sch.

SeventhStotsenburgh George, paper stainer, Race near Sch. EighthStotsenburgh Margaret, widow, Sassafras near Sch. EighthStouffer John keeper Washington Inn, 248 HighStouse Daniel, blacksmith. 34 Cherry st.

Stouse Joseph, M. D. 417 N. Second cor. CoatesStout George, whipmaker, 29 New MarketStout Jaco!) C. hatter, next 30 Sassafras alley

Stout Jacob, bricklayer, back of 487 north ThirdStout John L. looking- glass frame maker, Coates near 4th

Stout John, whipmaker, 52 CrownStout Peter, mariner, 11 Mead alley-

Stout Peter, blacksmith, back 134 BrownStouts Charles, drygoods store, 41 RaceStow Charles, drygoods store, 38 N. Sixth

Stow John, ship carpenter, Marlborough near Bedford (K)

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Stow John, turner, 76 Sassafras—shop 35 BreadStow Samuel, bricklayer, 75 ArchStowers widow of John, NW cor. High & Sch. Sixth

Stowmaif John, shoemaker, Cobb's court, (N.JL.)

Strahan widow of Gregory, 190 south Eighth below PiiTe

Strain Grace, widow, St. Mary below SeventhStraley Frederick, saddletree maker, 142 SwansonStratton Albert, labourer, 52 Frankford road

Stratton Ann, trussmaker, 167 N. SecondStratton Ann, milliner, 55 BrownfStratton Christopher, waiter, Green's court

Stratton Ebenezer, tailor, 18 Quarry st.

Stratton Henry, tailor, 15 Relief st.

Stratton Jemima, widow, Sansom alley

Stratton John, well digger, Callowhill'bet. Sch. 7th & 8thStratton Levi, carpenter, 75 BuddStrawbridge George, merchant, 73 south Front—d. h. 224$Walnut

Strawn J. bricklayer, 141 GreenStrayline Elizabeth, widow, milkwoman, Ridge r. ab. VineStreaper Richard, distiller, 196 south ThirdStreble Joseph, blacksmith, 5 Rachel st.

Streeper John, nail cutter and grocer, 544 N. ThirdStreeper Wm. attendant on flour inspector, Davis's Court

Street John, copal varnish maker, forks of Germantown roadStreet Robert, shoemaker, 48 GreenStreet Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 108 north SecondStreeton Wm. shipwright, opposite Navy YardStrech Amy, widow, grocer, 112 SwansonStreicker Margaret, widow, 56 Callowhili

Strembeck Catharine, 94 Christian

Strembeck Mrs. widow, 96 Christian

Strembeck John, painter, Francisville

Strembeck J. sen. measurer of painters' work, 60 S. HtLStretch David, bricklayer, back 217 St. John, Miller's courtStretch Nathaniel, bricklayer, 14 York court, (N. L.)Stretcher Fenix, carpenter, 129 south SixthStrieker Barbara, widow of Adam, 16 AnnStrieker Charles, skindresser, New Market nearPeggStrieker Elias, shipwright, Liberty alley near DukeStrickland George, designer, 5 Cleaver alley

Strickland Wm. architect & engineer, 117 south NinthStrieby Joseph, brassfxmnder, 402 north FrontStrieby Sarah, widow, 402 north FrontStrieper John, blacksmith, 427 north Fourth

fStringer Telly, shoemaker, Currant alley

Strobel Benjamin, 448 south FrontStrobel John, 418 ftorth FrontStrober Frederick, baker, 164 north SecondStroby Ann, widow, back 8 BuddStrode Rachel & Elizabeth, teachers, school 13 north FifthStron James, mariner, 70 Christian

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•{-Stroops Hannah, widow, 155 LombardStrothers John, stone cutter, 3 north TenthStrotiiers & Wilson, stone cutters, near Filbert and TenthStroud George M. attorney at law, office 110 MulberryStroup John, tailor, 4 south Water—d. h. 127 north Front

Stroup John & Son, tailors, 4 and 8 north WaterStroup John, jun. tailor, 4 N. Water—d. h. 205 N. SecondStroup Mrs. boarding' house, ~:4 Franklin court

Stuart James, grocer, 207 south SecondStuart John, cordwainer, 186 LombardStuart Joseph, 490 south SecondStuckert David, grocer, 36 Old York road

Stuckert David, grocer, SW cor. Third and Sassafras

Stuckert H. jun. druggist, 33 north FourthStuckert Wm. druggist, 354 north Second cor. GreenStugg Josiah, brickmaker, 104 Juniper

Stull Charles, sugar boiler, back 39 New MarketStull John, currier, back 25 Cresson's alley

Stull John, oak cooper, 214 VineStump George, victualler, 44 New MarketSturck Jacob, shoemaker, Fourth near Poplar lane

Sturgeon Robert, mariner, 158 SwansonSturges L. shoemaker, 92 St. JohnSturgis John, paperhanger, 172 south Third

Sturgis Peter, drygoods store, 138 south Fifth

Sturk David, shoemaker, Apple bet. Fourth & Fifth (N.L.)

Stutgard Isaac, merchant, 190 HighSubers James, black lead crucible manufactory, 364 N. Front

Sulger Jacob, jun. secretary to Marine Insurance Company,161 Mulberry

Sulger Mary, widow, 218 south Seventh

Sullivan Catharine, mantuamaker, 184 N. Fifth

Sullivan Charles, merchant, 233 High—d. h. 129 N. Sixth

Sullivan John T. stationer, NE cor. Front and High—d. h.

241 SpruceSullivan Mary, widow, nurse, 184 N. Fifth

Sullivan Mary, mantuamaker, 184 N. Fifth

Sullivan Nehemiah, shallopman, Brown's court

Sullivan Sarah, widow, 179 LombardSully Obadiah, shoemaker, Hose alley

Sully Thomas, portrait painter, 49 George

Summers Ann, mantuamaker, Sen. Sixth near HighSummers Catharine, widow, 45 Noble near Second

Summers George, watchman, SW cor. Tammany &, St. John

Summers Henry, ironfounder, 134 Thirteenth

Summers John, carpenter, 145 Cherry

Summers John, at U. S. mint, Wright's court

Summers Martin, planemaker, SW cor. Sch. Sixth & St. Jo-

seph's avenueSummersett John, oysterman, 220 south Seventh

Sumpton Rebecca, cakebaker, 119 Spruce

Sunderland John, blacksmith, 13 Sugar alley

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Super Jane, widow, 13 Key's alley

Super Jane, widow, cabinet warehouse, 162 &, d. h. 164 N.

FrontSupplee Job, house carpenter, 3 Elbow lane

Bupplee John, house carpenter, 40 Carpenter st.—d. li. 21

N. EighthSutch Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 34 GreenSutherland Jane, widow, 60 PlumSutiley John ,victualler, Frankford road near stone bridge

Sutter Ann, widow, boarding house 30 north Sixth

Sutter Daniel, late grocer, 97 NewSutter Elizabeth, widow, Mintzer's court, between Callow-

hill and NobleSutterly Charles, academy, .118 NewSuttle Nicholas, brickmaker, Sch. Front near Filbert

Sutton John, accountant, 7 BrownSutton Mary, washerwoman, back of St. JohnSutton Sarah, widow of Jesse, layer out of the dead, 31

Gilles's alley

Sutton Susan, washerwoman, 287 north EighthSutton Win, shipbuilder, Beach near MarlboroughSurveyor's Office, Custom HouseSwaim Wm. discoverer of"S-waim's Panacea" 13 S, Ninth

Swain Eben, umbrella maker, 85 KunckelSwain Eliza, storekeeper, 69 south SecondSwain Elizabeth, nurse, 121 north Fifth

Swain John, painter & glazier, 301 N. SecondSwain John W. druggist, 363 N. SecondSwain Shubel, sea captain, Green below FourthSwain Sophia, shopkeeper, 363 N. SecondSwallow J. tavernkeeper, 57 GeorgeSwan Andrew & Sons, 574 N. Third—tan yard Beach near

Maiden (K)Swan James, weaver, 330 south FrontSwan James, M. D. 164 south FourthSwan & Johnson, shoe store, 332 HighSwan RobeVi, silversmith & umbrella manuf. 75 S. SecondSwan Thomas, shoe store, 332 HighSwank Henry, tanner, Second above forks Germantown road

Swanson Charles, mariner, 3 Bird's alley

Swarf Catharine, tailoress, 70 BnddSwartz George, tailor, 124 N. WaterSwartz John, furrier, Minor between Fifth and Sixth—d. h,

NW cor. Mulberry & EighthSwartz Joseph, weaver, 319 N. ThirdSwayer Peter, 366 north ThirdSweat James, shoemaker, New Market near PeggSweeney James, ropemaker, 111 CarpenterSweeny Archibald, Federal near SecondSweeny Dennis, dealer, 46 Mary street (S.)

Sweeny Hugh & Dennis, grocers, NW cor. Shippen & CrabSweeny John, sandman, Pegg near Front

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Sweeny Martha, boarding house, 1 N. EighthSweeny Miles, labourer, Say St.

Sweeny Samuel, grocer, NW cor. Third &. GermanSweeny Sai*ah, milliner, 113 north SecondSweepenheiser John, gunstock maker, 453 ftorth ThirdSweet JohnB. merchant, 65 S. Front—d. h. 43 S. EighthSweeten William, Federal below SecondSweitzer John, cordwainer, Old York road near BrownSweney Archibald, NW cor. Sch. Seventh 8c C^darSweny Dennis, dealer, 46 St. MarySweyer Henry, grocer, 195 N. Third—d. h. 70 N. SeventhSweyer &. Koons, grocers, 195 N. ThirdSwift Crispin, cordwainer, 174 VineSwift John, attorney at law, office 60 S. Sixth—d. h. 10,7

Eleventh below WalnutSwift John W. 103 PineSwift Robert, shopkeeper, 282 MulberrySwift Samuel, drayman, Fourth near George (N. L.)

Swlnney David, labourer, Lombard W. of Sch. SeventhSwitzer Jacob, combmaker, 264 St. JohnSwitzer John, combmaker, Fourth above George (K.)

Swope George, painter, 351 N. SecondSword A. C. storekeeper & boarding house, 70 S. Fourth

Swyer Sarah, widow, shopkeeper, Perry st.

Syhert Elizabeth, widow, shopkeeper, Fourth near George,

(N. L.)

Sybert Phoebe, widow, shopkeeper, 7 Wagner's alley

Syers Abbey, widow, 138 BrownSyfrist Uphanina, widow of Frederick, 227 CedarSykes R. W. attorney at law, 49 south Fifth

Sykes William, gentleman, 49 south Fifth

Sykes Wrilliam, shoemaker, back 207 Boehm's court

Symington Sarah, teacher, 270 Mulberry

TABER ANTB?AS, mariner-, 224 south Fifth

Taccy Joseph M. hairdresser, 324 N. SecondTacy Robert, gentleman, 85 south SecondTage Wm. tailor, PhifFer's alley near New Market st.

Tagert Joseph, president of the Farmers' and Mechanics"

Bank, 70 south Sixth

Taggart Ann, widow, seamstress back 20 AlmondTaggart Charles, labourer, Dougherty's alley

Taggert John, stonecutter, Raspberry lane

Taggert Robert, cabinetmaker, 194 LombardTaggert Wm. at mint, 110 CherryTalbert John, blacksmith. Smith's court

Talley Mary, milliner, 169 south SecondTalmage E. S. shoemaker, 172 Sassafras

Talmage Wm. shoemaker, 7 Hinckel's court

Tallman George, victualler, 262 N. FrontTallman Mary, widow, Margaretta near FrontTarns & Co. china merchants, 192 High

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Tanner Ann, widow, 111 Carpenter (S.)

Tanner Benjamin, engraver, 74 south EighthTanner II. S. engraver, Library—d. h. 8 SansomTannier John, ropemaker, NE cor. Federal and SecondTappan Wm. B. teacher, 34 S. 6th—school over 118 ChesnutTarbett Henry, stocking weaver, Sch. Second below PineTarbett James, weaver, Sassafras near Sch. SeventhTarney James, labourer, 198 St. JohnTarripin Benjamin, keeper of carts & carter, Rose alley

Tarris Charles, carpenter, 6 FederalTarris John, sea captain, 489 south FrontTasca G. B. confectioner, 188 and 175 HighTash Samuel, grocer, cor. Callowhill and WashingtonTask Joseph, cordwainer, 10 Pennsylvania avenueTate L. drygoods store, 15 PowellTate Robert, grocer, NW cor. Fourth and PlumfTate Solomon, labourer, Sansom's alley

Tate Wm. sandman, Thorn's court (N. L.)Tatem Ann A. widow, 45 N. EighthTatem Edward, sea captain, 74 ChristianTatem Joseph E. sailmaker, China st.

Tatem Mary, widow, 187 GreenTatem Mary, widow, 17 LombardTaws Catharine, widow, dealer, 60 GermanTaws Charles, musical instrument maker, 74 UnionTaxis John, cabinetmaker, 29 GreenTaylor Abraham, tallow chandler, 2 New MarketTaylor Absalom, cordwainer, 39 Beck's alley

Taylor Adam, rigger, M'Culley's court

Taylor Alexander, shipwright, 502 south SecondTaylor Alexander, sea captain, 5 Chancery lane

Taylor Alice, widow, 20 Cypress alley

Taylor Amos, merchant, 44 & 46 N. Water—d. h. 219 ArchTaylor Ann, dealer, Fourth near CarpenterTaylor Anthony, labourer, Swanson near AlmondTaylor Bankson, merchant, Bickley's wharf—d. h. 30 RaceTaylor Benj. brushmaker, 4 N. Third—d. h. 90£ N. FrontTaylor Charles, oak cooper, 121 N. WaterTaylor Charles, merchant, 47 N. WaterTaylor Charles F. cord^ r, 5 CherryTaylor Christiana, seamsr s, Marriott's lane near Sixth

Taylor Curtis, plasterer, 5:13 Callowhill

Taylor Deborah, drygoods store, 24 N. Sixth

Taylor Elizabeth, widow, 114 south EighthTaylor Enoch, bricklayer, back 29 Elfreth's alley

fTaylor George, stevedore, 3 Freytag's alley

Taylor George, carter, 13 KunckelTaylor George, mariner, 12 Stamper's alley

Taylor George W. silversmith, 5 Knight's court

Taylor George, baker, 21 BankTaylor George, jun. stock &c. broker, 85 ChesnutTaylor George, tinplate worker, 116 N. Second

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Taylor Hester, widow, 37 flansomTaylor Henry, attendant in store, N. Second near OtterTaylor Isaac P. storekeeper, 180 N. SecondTaylor Isaac, cordwainer, Fifth near PlumTaylor James, labourer, back 134 south FourthTaylor James, carpenter, Fourth near Carpenter (S.)Taylor James, shipwright, 67 BuddTaylor Rev. James, 246 WalnutTaylor Jane, drygoods store, 25 N. FrontTaylor Jane & Mary, mantuamaker and schoolmistress, 286

N. EighthTaylor Jeremiah, cordwainer, back of 9 CrownTaylor John, turner in metals, Vine above ThirteenthTaylor John M. victualler, 223 SwansonTaylor John, gentleman, SW cor. Margaretta and FrontTaylor John, carpenter, 102 BuddTaylor Joseph, gentleman, 94 WoodTaylor Joseph, innkeeper (sign of Cross Keys) 18 N. FourthTaylor Joseph, plasterer, Sch. Seventh above MulberryTaylor Levi, grocer, 246 south SecondTaylor Levi, trader, Germantown roadTaylor Levin, well-digger, Rihl's courtTaylor Lewis, merchant, 59 N. SeventhTaylor Luther, watchmaker, 51 N. ThirdTaylor Lydia, widow, 60 MulberryTaylor Mary, seamstress, 299 VineTaylor Mary, shopkeeper, Tammany near Dillvvyn

Taylor Moses, teacher, school NE corner Buttonwood andEighth—d. h. 299 Callowhill

Taylor Mrs. widow of Robert, Windsor chairmaker, 154 N.Second

Taylor Philip, morocco dresser, Fourth above George (K)Taylor Philip, saddler, 223 SwansonTaylor Rebecca, widow, shopkeeper, SW cor. Cherry & 7th

Taylor Richard, mariner, 223 Callowhill

Taylor Richard, mariner, NE cor. Callowhill and Sixth

Taylor Robert, hatter, back 326 Sassafras

Taylor Robert, weaver, Vine alley

Taylor Robert, merchant, 206 MulberryTaylor R. & C.Keen, merchants, 143 HighTaylor Samuel, brushmaker, 28 BranchTaylor Samuel, carpenter, Thirteenth below HighTaylor Sarah Ann, tailoress, SW cor. Swanson and QueenTaylor Shadrack & Joseph, bookbinders, 384 N. SecondTaylor Simon S. mariner, back 375 south FrontTaylor Thomas, tailor, 34 and d. h. 150 N. WaterTaylor Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 247 south FrontTaylor Thomas, currier, 39 WalnutTaylor Thomas, sea captain, 7 PennTaylor Thomas, cordwainer, 183 N. FrontTaylor Thomas, cordwainer, 267 N. FrontTaylor Tracy, hardware merchant, cor. Beach & Maidtn

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Taylor Tully, mariner, 7 Little's rowTaylor William, jun. merchant, 132 MulberryTaylor William/ blacksmith, Sheafl's alley

Taylor William, tinplate worker, 55 Sassalrus

Taylor William, labourer, Vine near BroadTaylor Wm. jun. merchant, 184 and d. h. 399 HighTaylor Wm. & Geo. W. shoe warehouse, 124 HighTaylor Wm. tin St sheet iron manufacturer, 135 N. SecondTaylorson Robert, cordwainer, 133 south Sixth

Teal Aaron, shallopman, Perkenpine court

Teal George, lace weaver, 6 Hoffman's alley

Teal Harvey, sea captain, 53 QueenTeal Jacob, cabinetmaker, 4 Hoffman's alley

Teamer Henrietta, 17 Blackhorse alle^

Teamy Sarah, nurse, 52 GermanTeany Jacob, carpenter, 50 MechanicTear Mary, widow, 88 ShippenTeas Bernard, copperplate printer, 228 N. Sixth

Teas M. schoolmistress, back of 463 N. SecondTeas Rachel, teacher, 5 Fetter lane ^Tebou Mary, mantuamaker, Hoffman's alley

Teel Ezekiel, 15 Beck's alley

Teeple John, cordwainer, back 161 Christian

Teese Daniel, spinning-wheel maker, 150 north Front

Teissdre Anthony, merchant, 247 High—d. h. 294 ChesnutTeisseire James, merchant—247 High—d. h. 294 ChesnutTeller Curtis, plasterer, Wood near TenthTempest Robert, jeweller, 36 George (S)

Tempest Wm. carpenter, 94 CedarTemple Daniel G. drygoods store, 40 south SecondTemple Solomon, druggist, 2 N. Fourth—-d. h. 6 Church ay.

Tenbrook Abraham, attorney at law, 115 'SpruceTennant Christopher 8c Co. stone cutters, SE cor. of Tenth

and Filbert—d. h. 397 HighTennant Christopher, drygoods store, 443 HighTennant J. drygoods, See. 227 south SecondfTennant William, 23 UnionTennent J. ladies corset manufactory, 77 south ThirdTennery William, shoemaker, back of 97 Coates

Tenney E. M. bellman, &c. 43 Mead alley

Terrier Frederick Daniel, gentleman, 297 N. ThirdTerrill Ephraim, fancy dry goods store, 26 south FourthTerry David, cordwainer, 111 CherryTerry Jonas, cordwainer, Hause's court

Terry Wm. worsted manufac. 28 BuddTest David, tanner, 198 NobleTest John, brushmaker, Noble near FourthTeston Sarah, widow, Lombard above TenthTeter Mary, widow, Race near Sch. EighthTeterel Francis, merchant, 265 High—d. h. 2 north Ninth

Texier M. Master of Arms, 14 south EighthThackara William, plasterer, 218 Pine

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Thackara William, engTaver, 12 south TwelfthThackaray Mark, tailor, German near SecondThatcher Hannah, widow, Smith's alley

Thatcher L. R. Sc Co. merchants, 33 north WaterThatcher Mary, widow of Andrew, 312 north Front

I ier k Thompson, druggists, Sec. NW cor. of High l.

ondher Rev. William, of St. George's Church, 85 north

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:her, widow of Joseph, 396 north ThirdThaw Mary, tailoress, back of 198 north EighthThaw Wm. accountant, 39 Old York roadTrie ill Heniy, printer, 2-1-3 CedarThibault & Brothers, jewellers, 66 south SecondThibault C. widow, 31 PowellThibault Fells, jeweller, 66 south Second—d. h. 159 PineThibault Fred, goldsmith, 66 south Second—d. h. 12 SpruceThomas Abigail, storekeeper, 153 north FourthThomas Amor, tailor, 60 ShippenThomas, Ann, teacher, N\V cor. Fourth and VineThomas Augustus, oysterman, 48 BedfordThomas & Baldwin, grocers & livery stable keepers, 9 and

13 south FourthThomas Benjamin, silverplater, Fourth near GreenThomas Benjamin, custom house officer, 133 SwansonThomas Catharine, back 162 ShippenThomas Catharine, Sixth below Fitzwater

Thomas Catharine, widow, 127" Old York roadThomas Charles, barber, 273 south ThirdThomas Daniel, merchant, Tammany near Old York roadThon is Da iel J. merchant, 24 Church alley

Thomas David, blacksmith, back 1 Little PineThomas David, shoemaker, 256 MulberryThomas Elijah, semir:. meThomas I .rpenter, 469 north ThirdThon. -teeper, Marlborough n. Bedford (K)Thomas E. clerk Court of Quarter Sessions—office west

wing of the State HouseThomas George, labourer, 345 south FrontThomas George, shoemaker, 457, d. h. back of 463 north

SecondThomas George, labourer, 209 south FourthThomas George L. merch. 45 north Front—<L h. 27 Mul-

berryThomas Hartley, grocer, NW cor. Lombard &. Fifth—Pas-

syunk road near Gray's FerryThomas k Hymer, grocers. Queen near Cherry (K)Thomas Isaac, cordwainer, Ninth below LombardThomas Israel, nailer, Noble ah. St. John near ThirdThomas Jacob M. merchant, 180 north FourthfThomas Jacob, fruit store, 139 CherryThomas Jacob, carpenter, Eleventh below Cedar

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Thomas James, dry good merchant, Fifth above NobleThomas Janv.-s, merchant, 102 VineThomas James, grocer, 142 north SecondThomas Jesse, merchant, 38 north FrontThomas John, carter, Apple between Fourth and Fifth (X. I.)

Thomas Jonathan, bricklayer, 116 DilhvynThomas Jonathan, cartel*, 45 New MarketThomas Jonathan, merchant, 20 north FrontThomas Jonathan, salt merchant, 212 north Front—store

cor. of Water & VineThomas Joseph, 11. D. 254 north Second—laboratory, 69

St. JohnThomas Joshua, brush clamp maker, Marriott's lane

Thomas Josiah, cordwainer, 46 SpruceThomas J. L., M.l). 286 north SecondfThomas Lancaster, labourer, 142 CoatsThomas Margaret, widow, Poplar lane near St. JohnThomas Margaret, widow, 274 St. JohnThomas & Martin, merchants, 45 north FrontThomas Mary, widow, 29 MulberryThomas Moses, bookseller, Sec. 108 Chesnut[Thomas Nicholas, labourer, 32 Blackberry alley

Thomas Richard, glazier, 418 south FrontThomas Robert, carter, Jacoby street

Thomas Samuel H. merchant," 107 and d. h. 246 WalnutThomas Sarah, widow, 16 Man-Thomas Sarah, widow, 123 north SecondThomas Stephen, mariner, 196 CedarThomas Thomas G. combmaker, 72 BrownThomas William, coal merchant, 23 Key's alley

Thomas William, milkman, Spruce above BroadThomas Wm. mastmaker, Prime opposite Navy YardThomas Wm. morocco dresser, back 269 south SecondThomas W. dealer, 216 CedarThomas Zebulon, stablekeeper Sc grocer, 9 south Fourth—

d. h. 2 Ranstead court

Thomas,gentleman, 155 north Fourth

Thomman Frederick, grocer, 50 N. Third—d. h. 14 CherryThompson Aaron, cordwainer, Scott's court

Thompson Alexander, carpenter, Millard's alley

Thompson Alexander, cabinetmaker, 94 UnionThompson Alexander, weaver, Sch. Seventh near VinejThompson Alexander, sweep master, 257 SpruceThompson Andrew, shoemaker, 155 north SecondThompson Anthony, bottler, 183 Cedar,Thompson Anthony, dealer, 183 CedarThompson Atcheson, Christian near ThirdThompson Benjamin, cabinetmaker, 177 north Second

d. h. Callowhill above ThirdThompson Charles, labourer, James street

-jThompson Charles, mariner, 18 Gaskill

Thompson Charles, plasterer, Sixth near Grsen

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Thompson Charles, shipwright, Penn (K)Thompson Charles, gent. Thompson's courtThompson Christopher, weaver, Spruce west of Sch. SecondThompson C. W. attorney at law, 14 south SeventhThompson D. dry goods store, 7!2 south SecondThompson David, hatter, 4 Trotter's alleyThompson Elizabeth, widow, shopkeeper, 158 N. FifthThompson Elizabeth, tailorcss, 13 Juniper laneThompson E. mantuamaker & milliner, 329 north SecondThompson Francis, jun. merchant, c. h. 36 Church alkyThompson George, merchant and agent for the Phoenix nail

manufacturing company, 15 south FrontThompson George, weaver, Thirteeenth below CedarThompson George, gentleman, 39 PennThompson George, gentleman, 33 PennThompson Hugh, cordwainer, Fourth below Christian

Thompson Isaac, druggist, cor. Race and FourthThompson James, sea captain, 96 UnionThompson James, brush maker, 9 Currant alley

Thompson James, stonecutter, 3 Garrigues's courtThompson James C. stonecutter, 24 Sugar alley

Thompson James, sea captain, 8 Penn st.

Thompson Jas. cordwainer, 66 Passyunk'1 hompson Jesse, gent. Thompson's courtThompson John, carpenter, 31 Cresson's alley

Thompson John, hatter, back 154 Mulberry alley

Thompson John, oakcooper, 14 Little Water and 17 PennThompson John, stonecutter, 14 Hause's court

Thompson John, carpenter, 120 north EleventhThompson John S. teacher, over Manner's Church, Cherry

St.—d. h. 110 north EighthThompson John, jun. cordwainer, 76 PlumThompson John W. grocer, NW cor. Second and CedarThompson John, justice of the peace, 377 south FrontThompson John, innkeeper, 235 south SecondThompson John P. clock & watchmaker, 151 north SecondThompson Jonah, merchant, 15 S. Front—d. h. 221 WalnutThompson Joseph H. pilot, back of 205 north FourthThompson J. &, G., Phoenix nail store, 15 south FrontThompson Margaret, widow, Gaskill above FourthThompson Mark, labourer, Meredith's court

Thompson Man", widow, 119 SwansonThompson Mary, widow, boarding house, 26 BrownThompson Mary, military feather store, 43 ChesnutThompson Miss, milliner, 83 ArchThompson Mrs. J., seminary 63 south EleventhThompson Peter, jun. druggist, 34 Sassafras

Thompson Peter, conveyancer, 219 ArchThompson Richard, hatter, 4 Hinckel's court

Thompson Robert, saddler, 162 south Sixth

Thompson Robert, merchant, NW cor. High & Second—*di h. 188 Spruce

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Thompson Samuel, dry good merchant, 34 north FrontThompson Samuel, pilot, 37 PenhThompson Samuel, weaver, Wiley's courtThompson Samuel, merchant tailor, 35 south ThirdThompson Thomas, blacksmith, 203 CherryThompson Thomas, machine maker, back 365 ArchThompson Thomas, carpenter, 563 south FrontThompson Wm. S. ladies shoemaker, 151 CedarThompson Wm. carpenter, cor. Sassafras and Juniper

Thompson Wm. R. Sc Co. grocers, 15 High—d. h. 137 S. Fifth

^Thompson Wm. porter, 5 HurstThompson Wm. R. grocer, 130 south ThirdThompson Wm. watchman U. S. Bank, 364 south SecondThompson , widow, dealer, 360 south FrontThorns Jonathan, merchant, 97 north Fifth

Thomson Edward, merchant, 90 & 92 south FourthThomson George, gentleman, 189 ChesnutThomson James, printer, Fries's courtThomson Wm. oakcooper, 17 and 25 PennThon Charles, dry good merchant, 69 Coatesst.

Thopp J. & J. gunsmiths, back of 214 Green st.

Thorman Nicholas, rigger, back 31o south SecondThorn Christiana, widow, Coats above EighthThorn Daniel J. carpenter, 137 south EleventhThorn George, grocer, Fourth near George (N. L.)

Thorn Joseph, gentleman, 41 Old York roadThorn Matilda, boarding house, 29 MechanicThorn Wm. tanner & currier, near Sch. Seventh &. RaceThornhill Patrick, soap boiler, 75 PlumThornhill Richard, plasterer, 11 Willing's alley

Thornton Henry, tallow chandler, 2 Little's rowTHornton James, carter, 4 Garden st.

Thornton John, 54 SwansonThornton Elizabeth, widow, Drinker's court

Thornton Robert, stevedore, Fitzwater above Sixth

Thorp Hezekiah, domestic manufacturer, 4 north EighthThorp J innkeeper, Merino Hotel, 3 CherryThorp, Siddall, &. Co, merchants, 19 Minor st.

Thouron Nicholas Sc Co. merchants, 229 HighThouron Nicholas, merchant, 229 High—d. h. 18 PowellThouron Peter, merchant, 18 PowellThrift Jesse, mariner, Prime NE cor. SecondThrockmorton Joseph, merchant, 285 RaceThum John, baker, 267 south SecondThumlert George, cordwain er, 242 BrownThunn Daniel, 132 south SecondThurston John, sea captain, 128 Christian

Thurston Robert, sea captain, 128 Christian

Tichenor Richard, boot & shoemaker, 70 north Fifth

Tiebout C. engraver, 1 Clover [See Tubointf Ttnehault.

Tierney Ann, widow, 43 PruneTicrney Hugh, carpenter, Acorn alley

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Tie: grocer, SE cor. of South and CrabJ'erny John, iker, SI south Water

- Cornelius, blockmaker, Sec. 85, 74, and 211 Swanjoy,

and 50 and near 102 sooth wharvtiers :x My.erle, ship chandlers, S5 Swanson and 50 southwha

>hn, mariner, 146 north FrontI. hatter, 289 south Third

Tilghman Benj. counsellor, at law, 1S5 ChesnutTilghman, widow of Edward, 234 WalnutTilghman Win. chief justice of the state of Pennsyh

205 ChesnutTill Daniel, carter, 332 south ThirdTill George, ship carpenter, back 57 BuddTill Philip, labourer, 14 fiord's court'1 ill Win. ship carper, >orough near Prince (KTiller Robert, bricklayer, back 139 GreenTiller Robert, engraver, 18 north ThirdTiller Samuel, copperplate printer, 32 Church alley

-Tillinghast John C. teller in the Commercial Bank, 1

SeventhTillinghast Nicholas, accdu ird

Tilly George, seaman, 238 north WaterTimings Charles, druggist, 185 north ThirdTimings &. Holme, storekeepers, 395 north FrontTindale Henry, accountant, 125 north EighthTingle John, merchant, NE cor. of Ninth and RaceTinney Joseph, labourer, 500 south FrontTissat John, oysterman, under 218 High

tennary Ann, tailoress, 450 south FrontTittle Moses, bootmaker, 135 north Sixth

Toambs Joseph, weaver, 267 south SeventhToby Simeon, sea captain, 15 PineTock John C. tailor & grocer, 162 ShippenTod Mary, widow, Race near Sch. EighthTod Moses, grocer, NE cor. Sixth and CherryTod William H. attorney at law, 153 WalnutTodd Alexander, sea captain, 41 GermanTodd & Crab, grocers, Swanson near Navy yard

§Todd Jacob, labourer, Cox's alley near SecondTodd Joshua, waiter, Osburn's court

Todd Samuel P. of U. S. navy, inquire at >. I—11

Palmyra rowTodd Philip, carpenter, back 125 south Sixth

Todd Thomas T. grooer, 269 SpruceTodhunter Joseph, dry goods store, 54 south SecondToland Henry, merchant, 168 High—d. h. 122 S. EighthToland George W. attorney at law, office 36 north Fifth

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d. h. 274 WalnutToland Robert, merchant, 228 High—d. h. cor. Quince andWalnut

Toland Stephen, labourer, Washington st. Morrisville

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Tolaud, Widow of Henry, 271 WalnutTolbert John, accountant, 61 south Eleventh

Tomason John, tinplate worker, under 12 south SecondTomkins John, carter, 420 N. FrontTomkins Rebecca, nurse, Wright's coiut

Tomkins Thomas, bricklayer, 30 "Washington st.

Tomlin Enoch, chairmaker, 79 N. FrontTomlin Hudson, drayman, 93 BuddTomlin Samuel, drayman, 76 BuddTomlinson Benjamin, carpenter, Twelfth below Pine

Tomlinson John, Lancaster &. Pittsburgh stage office, 41 N.Third—d. h. Darby road below High

Tomlinson Richard, carpenter, Lombard below Thirteenth

Tompkins Samuel, mariner, 414 south SecondToms James, cordwainer, 3 Bird's alley

Toms Aaron, carter, Harris's court

Tonkins William, saddler, back 246 south FrontfTonson John, waiter, 223 south Eighth above CedarToole Arthur, bottler, SE corner Sixth and CedarfToolson John, coachman, Ninth above CedarToombs Joseph, weaver, 267 south SeventhTopham John, carpenter and constable, NE cor. Twelfthand Spruce [See Tapham.

Topham Ueuben, tinsmith, Arch near Juniper, below BroadToram Stephen, tailor, 94 north EleventhTorbenson Thomas, city watch, 3 Swede's court

Torbert William, 7 Pennsylvania avenueTorr Jaboel, tailor, 74 north Sixth

Torr John, boot & shoemaker, 108 HighTorr Margaret, widow, 397 south SecondTon' Mrs. widow, boarding house, 37 MulberryTorry Hamilton, tallowchandler, 125 south EleventhTourison Stephen, shipwright, 188 LombardTouze John, gunsmith, 101 south SecondTowell William, grocer, Fourth below Christia^

Towers John, sea captain, 84 Callowhill

Town Thomas, printer, office back 110 Walnut—d. h. 177sou/th Eleventh

Townley Sarah, widow, Federal near SecondjTownsend Andrew, labourer, Meredith's court

Townsend Charles, clock & watch maker, 105 ChesnutTownsend Elijah, plasterer, 310 south SeventhTownsend John, gentleman, 86 SpruceTownsend John, shallopman, 3 Callowhill

Townsend John, jun. clock and watchmaker,^ N. Fifth nearMarket—d. h. 86 Spruce

Townsend Jonathan, corder, 68 TammanyTownsend J. planemaker, 216 N. FourthTownsend Sharpless, drygoods store, 30 south SecondfTowson James, porter, 7 Little PineTowson Obadiah, silversmith, 73 St. JohnToy Andrew, carpenter, 13 Mary

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Toy Buddell, bricklayer, 126 LocustToy John, ship carpenter, Marlborough near Bedford (K;Toy Nicholas, shipwright, 25 Parham's alley

Tracey Ann, widow, shopkeeper, 80 N. SeventhTracey James, porter, 166 X. WaterTrackman Christian, baker, 144 CoatesTracy Edward, tavernkeeper, 427 Chesnut above 13thTrain Henry H. carpenter, Juniper below WalnutTrain J. It. merchant, 244 MulberryTrain, widow, 23 GreenTrainer James, blacksmith, 16 Sugar alley

Trall Mary, widow, baker, 340 south FrontTraner Felix, grocer, 174 Swanson _Traquair Adam, marble mason, NW cor. Filbert Sc TenthTraquair Ann, widow of James, 5 N. TenthTrash Josiah, shoemaker, 51 GreenTraveller Reuben, tavernkeeper, Broad first above WalnutTravelli Francis, French teacher, 67 X. Fifth

Traverse Elizabeth, widow, Chesnut below Thirteenth

Travier James, carter, 264 N. EighthTravilla James, cordwainer, 21 Jones's alley

Traxler Mary, washerwoman, 479 X. SecondTreadaway Henry, fireman at Craige & Huston's factory

Treat Thomas, blacksmith, Germantown road

Tree Lambert, sailmaker, 33 S. wharves—d. h. 156 S. Front

Trees Abraham, cordwainer, Fourth above George (K)

Trego C. B. teacher. 173 Pine

TreichelC. drug&. chemical store, 99 WalnutTreichel Charles G. accountant, 6 Lodge st.

Tteichel George, chairmaker, 3 Knight's court

Tremble Sarah, widow, tailoress, Xew Market near PTrembles John, mariner, Raspberry alley near Locust

Tremper Henry, jun. merchant, 99 N. Water—d. h. 30 XFront

Tremper Henry, gentleman, 30 X. Front

Tremper William, merchant, 3'J X. Front

Tiendel Thomas, Washington academy, 21 S. Seventh

Tresse George, M. D. at Philadelphia Dispensary

Tresse Thomas, carpenter, 170 south Fifth

Trexer George, victualler, Germantown road above Second—stall 17 N. L. market

Trexler Jacob, hairdresser and bleeder, 143 X. Front

Tribble James, cordwainer, 13 Hoffman's alley

Trick Catharine, cake baker, 114 SpruceTrickett William, brassfounder, Cedar above Ninth

Trimble Henry, innkeeper, 6 Stamper's alley

Trimble Samuel, 11 Christian

Trimner Francis, musician, back 20 AlmondTriol Peter A. carpenter, 43 MechanicTripler Jacob & Co. grocers, 240 N. SecondTripler Wm. grocer, 307 X. Third cor. TammanyTripner George, victualler, Charles st.

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Tripner Jacob, cordwaiuer, James st.

Tripp John, currier, 121 Callowhill

Tripple Anthony, shoemaker, 51 N. Filth

Tripple Daniel, hog- victualler, Charles street—^'all 18 NewMarket south Second

Trost John, teacher, 118 CrownTrost Martin, brassfounder, 118 CrownTroth Ann, shopkeeper, 267 Sassafras

Troth Henry Si Co. druggists, 8cc. 222 HighTrotter Joseph, accountant, 215 N. FourthTrotter Mary, widow, 221 N. Front

Trotter Nathan, merchant, 170 N. FrontTrotter Nathan 8c Co. merchants, 47 N. FrontTrotter William, cabinetmaker, 23 TammanyTroubat John, merchant, 108 south SecondTrout John, deputy sheriff, 73 CrownTroutman George, merchant, 202 HighTroutman & Eckert, merchants, 292 HighTroutwine William, oak cooper, 1.3 N. WaterTrowger John, carpenter, 113 BrowneTroxell Joseph, tailor, 19 Sterling alley

Trudeland William, gunsmith, 22 Callowhill

Truefit Henry P. broker, 182 Spruce, 3d door above Fifth,

south side

Truit Thomas, ladies shoemaker, Pavnter's courtTruit William, hatter, 11 and 21 CedarTruitt G. B. sexton Scotch Presbyt. church, 7 Cypress alley

Truman George, house carpenter, Whalebone alley

Truman George, carpenter, 125 south ThirdTruman Hannah, teacher, 76 NewTruman James, tinplate worker, 102 N. Seventh and HighTruman John, currier, back 16 Jones's alley

Truman Joseph M. tinplate worker, 4 N. SeventhTrump Isaac, carpenter, Marks' laneTrump Mary, tailoress, 106 N. EleventhTrunk George, labourer, St. John near Poplar laneTrunk George, carter, St John near Poplar lanefTrusty Jonathan, sweepmaster, 184 PineTruxtun widow of Thomas, 328 Mulberry, above EleventhTryon George, copper and tinsmith, 152 N. SecondTryon George W. gun manuf. and store, 165 N. SecondTryon Jacob G. sheriff, d. h. 204 N. Sixth—office west wing

of the statehouseTryon Jacob A. store, Beach near MaidenTucker A. B., M. D. 146 south FourthTucker Ann, teacher, Lily alley

Tucker Benjamin, teacher, 44 N. Fifth—academy SW cor,Fifth and Mulberry

Tucker H. B., M. D*. south Seventh above ChesnutTucker Mrs. Mary, of James, fancy feather store 34 S. 3dTucker Poisalla, widow, 4 MaryTucker S., M. D. 114 Mulberrv

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Tucker Thomas S. tailor, 6 south EighthTucker Wm. E. historical & landscape engraver, 13 MinorTucker Wm. drygoods store, 44 north Fifth

Tudor John, tobacconist, 414 HighTudor Samuel, ropemaker, Eighth near Carpenterf-Tull Charles, porter, 251 SpruceTull John, ship carpenter, Beach near ShackamaxonTully James, carpenter, Christian near FourthTally Thompson, carpenter, Catharine below ThirdTumbelston Henry, tailor, 154 S. Water—d. h. 106 S. FrontTunis Thomas R. 58 S. wharves—d. h. 17 SansomTunis & Way, merchants, 58 south wharvesTupman George, frame work knitter, 16 WalnutTurley Enoch, sea captain, 50 AlmondTurley John, tallow chandler, 157 north FourthTurnball Alexander, sen. 7 south Sixth

Turnbull Alexander, jr. 447 HighTurnbull George, baker, 173 Coates below Old York roadTurner Abigail, widow of Wm. 315 Chesnut below Eleventh.

.Turner Edward, blacksmith, Hopkins's court

Tjirner Francis, teacher, Queen near Marlborough (K)'Turner George, chairmaker, Drinker's court

Turner Hannah, tailoress, 513 north ThirdTurner, Humphreys 8c Co. ship chandlers, 251 Swanson be-

low Christian

Turner Isaiah, shoemaker, Smith's court

Turner Jesse, shipwright, 21 Beck's alley

Turner John, jun. merchant, 64 QueenTurner John, NE cor. Front and Clmstian

Turner John, sen. 471 south Front

Turner John, sea captain, 64 QueenTurner John, oysterman, 23 Cox's alley

Turner John, sen. gentleman, 68 SwansonTurner John, jun. mastmaker, Swanson below Almond—

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h. 68 SwansonTurner John, gentleman, 471 S. Front NE cor. Christian

Turner Joseph, grocer, 417 north Front

Turner Mary, shoebinder, 11 Hinckel's court

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Turner Mary, washerwoman, Web's alley

Turner Mary, widow, Brook street

Turner Mrs! widow, boarding house 91 south Third

Turner Patrick, labourer, 422 south Second v

Turner Robert, weaver, Charles near Coates

Turner Samuel, oysterman, 238 LombardTurner Samuel, mariner, Queen near Second

Turner Sarah, widow, Mulberry alley

Turner Stephen, labourer, 142 SwansonTurner Susannah, widow, boarding house 1 Prune

Turner Wm. A. attorney at law, 315 Chesnut bel. Eleventh

Turner Wm. shipwright, Hanover above Bedford

Turney Hannah, widow, 90 north Ninth

Turnpenny John, commission merchant, 145 S. Sixth

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Tusser Ruth, seamstress, Riddle's alley

Tutler Henry, blacksmith, back 18 DukeTattle Edward, shoe store, 52 HighTuttle Jacob, caulker, Reach near MarlboroughTuttle Mary, widow of captain Andrew, 29 Key's alley

Twaddell James, merchant, 47 south wharves—d. h. Hamil-tonville and 23 Powell

TwellsEdw. 269 Chesnut and 177 HighTwells Sarah, widow of Godfrey, 177 HighTwells Standley, gentleman, 177 HighTwibill Joseph,"conveyancer, 21 south ThirteenthTwibels P. W. hatter, 387 north SecondTwist John, gardener, 463 Sassafras

Tybout Mrs. widow of Kichard, 194 PineTyler J. W. Philadelphia hotel, 24 Rank St.

Tyler Rufus, machine maker, 82 LocustTyndale Robinson, china merchant, 10 north ThirdfTyrone Charles, laches shoemaker, Dean's alley

Tyson George, broker Sc commission merchant, 20 ArchTyson Isaac, storekeeper, 371 north ThirdTyson Leech, watchmaker, 368 north Third st.

Tyson AVm. R. accountant, 6 south Twelfth

URAR JOSEPH, bricklayer, 464 north ThirdUber Elizabeth, widow, Charlotte near PoplarVerresed widow, 344 north SecondUhlary Anst, mariner, 98 Christian

Uhlc Catharine, storekeeper, widow of John, sen. bleeder,

45 north FourthUhle John, surgeon dentist, bleeder, cupper, and leecher,

45 north. FourthUhler George, M. D. 414 north FrontUhler John, jr., M. D. 416 north FrontUlman Myer, diy goods store, 82 north FourthUlmer David, sugar boiler, 3 LawrenceUlmer George, cordwainer, 89 RrownUlray Frederick, milkman, 51 GardenUlrich Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 425 north ThirdUlrick A. & H. tobacconists, 38 MarketUlrick A. &. H. tobacconists, 199 north ThirdUlrick Frederick, cordwainer, 203 north EighthUlrick Mary, 192 St. JohnUltman, Mathias, saddler, 32 JulianaUmpleby John, sackingbottom manuf. 518 north FrontUnbehent Valentine, drayman, 216 RaceUncle Henry, shoemaker, Naglee's courtUnderwood James, bricklayer, George near TenthUnderwood Jones, M. D. 28 north NinthUnrhule Nicholas, saddler, 150 CoatesUnrode Frederick, saddler, M'Culley's courtUpperman Charles, carter, 117 north FourthUpson Dana Judd, keeper Judd's hotel, S. Third bel. HighUpton John, innkeeper, 66 Dock

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UrwRer George, refiner of metals, Fourth ab. George (K-.)

Usherick Henry, carpenter, Webb's alleys-

Utter Charles, carpenter, 128 Browne

VACHE FRANCIS A. gunsmith, 262 north FourthVail Daniel, hatter, 5 South alley and 162 HighVail Mrs. widow, tavernkeeper, S. Front below AlmondVail Wm. S. draper & tailor, 1 south ThirdVail Wm. H. 8c Co. fur oc hat trimming store, 162 High—

d. h. 24 GardenVale John, tavernkeeper, 57 south WaterVallaly James, tallow chandler, Fifth near NobleVallance John, engraver, 17T SpruceVallee Francis, gentleman, 63 Gaskill

Valiee Prosper, gunsmith, 101 south SecondVallette Eh Augustus, of the U. S. navy, 308 N. SecondVallitte William, schoolmaster, 183 St. JohnVan Amringe G. 0. grocer, N\V cor. Chesnut 8c StrawberryVan Amringe Samuel, grocer, NW cor. Chesnut & Straw-

berryNana Elizabeth, widow, 26 Parham's alley

Vanarsdal John, Fourth near VineVanarsdale Isaac, cordwainer, 11 JohnVanarsdell Aaron, merchant, 305 SpruceVan Beuren Abm. inerch. 109 S. Front—d. h. 19 BranchVanblunk Richard, mast maker, 15 Parham's alley

Vanborn W. D. 28 Kunckel

fVan Brackle Samuel, cabinetmaker, 267 SpruceVance John, shipwright, back 63 QueenfVandeback Jacob, dealer, Cedar below Fifth

Vandegrift James R. saddle, Sec. maker, 144 SpruceVanderer Peter, mariner, 17 MaryVanderkemp John J. agent to Holland Land Company, 77

SpruceVanderslice Andrew, trader, Queen near Shackamaxon (K)Vanderslice George, bleeder, &c. 105 Sassafras

Vanderslice George, jun. ladies shoemaker, 83 N. SeventhVanderslice Henry, carpenter, 350 north FrontVanderslice Henry, cordwainer, Laurel st.

Vanderslice J. EJ 209 north Eigl

Vanderslice K. shqebinder, 159 St. JohnVandersloot Rev. Wm. F. 127 DillwynVanderwood Daniel, ladies shoemaker, 48 SpruceVandike Thomas, wheelwright, 50 Gaskill

Vandusen Eliza (Mis.->) Beach above MarlborotighVan Duson Nich. shipbuilder, Queen near ShackamaxonVan Fossen Thomas, house carpenter, back 261 St. JohnVangelder Susan, widow, 57$ Union .

Vanharlingen, John M. dry goods store, 250 south SecondVanhert Ren :

er, watchman, Fearis's courtVanholt Valentine, engineer at Fair MountVanhook Wm. shipwright, Queen near Cherry (K

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Vanhorn Abraham, labourer, 13 Laurel st.

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Vanhorn Abraham, suspender maker, 107" N. Second—d. h.

27 Elfreth's alley ,

Vanhorn Jacob, carpenter, 11 Baker's court

Vanhorn John, coachman, 25 North alley

Vanhdrn Joseph, hair dresser, 293 south FourthVanhorn M. K. carver, 30 PowellVanhorn Nathaniel, Windsor chair manuf. 95 N. Front—d. h,

42 VineVanhorn Peter, labourer, Christian near Sixth

Vanhorn Kedman, coachman, George above Juniper lane

Vanhorn R. upholsterer, 27 south Front—d. h. 31 Carter's

alley

Vanhorn , mariner, Christian near SecondVanhoy Abrm., M.D. &, professor of midwifery, 227 SpruceVanmetre James, millinery, 65 north SecondVamnetre John, paper hanger, 53 north SecondVanneman Frederick, tailor, 347 south SecondVannini Joseph, inventor new series lottery—office NW

cor. Walnut and ThirdVannosten Edward, fancy chairmaker, 50 ArchVannosten Wm, carpenter, Woglam's courtVan Pelt Peter, surgeon dentist, 149 ChesnutVansant James, drayman, 18 GreenVansciver Jacob, drayman, 31 NewmarketVansciver Joseph, carpenter, Fourth near Maria st.

Vansickle Cornelius, shoemaker, 490 north ThirdVansise Jane, widow of Joseph, 196 north FrontVanstavoren Cornelius, oysterman, Paschal's alley (N. L.)Vanstavoren Cornelius, jun. carpenter, 52 GardenVanstavoren James, constable, 12 Myer's courtVansyckle Elijah, grocer, 131 N. Second—d. h. 74 N. FrontVansyckle &. Garrison, grocers, 131 north SecondVansyle John, M. D. 95 PlumVantine Joseph, ladies shoemaker, 40 PlumVantrice Allen, mariner, 40 PlumVantrice Sarah, back 46 SpruceVantrump Elizabeth, widow, 138 south FourthVan Vleck Rev. Wm. H. pastor of the United Brethren

church, 74 RaceVasse Eliza, boarding house, 151 south WaterVaughan James & Matthew, weavers, Sch. Thiid bel. HighVaughan John, merchant, and vice consid for Philadelphia

of his majesty the King of Portugal, Brazil and Algarves,107 south Front, SE cor. Walnut

Vaughan John, tanner, 83 BuddVaughan John, ship carpenter, Beach near MarlboroughVaux George, attorney at law, 151 MulberryVaux James, gentleman, 159 MulberryVaux Roberts, gentleman, 346 MulberryVeacock Ann, widow, 50 Lombai'dVelde M. baker, 115 north NinthVelthoven Lambert, city watchman, 54 Lombai'dVelthoven Richard V. dealer, 270-south Front

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Venable Jacob, mariner, 6 Springett alley

Venneroan John, gentleman, 188 north FourthVerdie Miles, tailor, NW cor. Pine and WaterVetnhes John, cloth sponger, 67 Walnut NE cor. of DockVernon Samuel, wheelwright, 5 Randall's court

VemouJohn, peifumer, &c. 3 south FrontVezin & Von Lengerke, merchants, 8 south wharvesJVezin Charles, merch. 8 south wharves—d. h. 195 WalnutVezy Zachariah, tailor, 1 Relief st.

Vial Elizabeth, widow, grocer & boarding house, 300 S. FrontViance John, gentleman, Second near BeaverVickcrs David, merchant, 11 N. Water—d. h. 15 Key's alley

Vickers Kezia, widow, 32 ZaneVickery Benjamin, shoemaker, 241 St. JohnVickery Thomas, sea captain, back 46 Spruce

fVictor John, barber, 113 south Fifth

Vidler Richard, bricklayer, &c. 22 Strawberry alley

Vilegrain John, toy and fancy store, 51 south SecondVincent Elizabeth, widow, Federal near SecondVincent Michael, oysterman, 111 south ThirdVintable Abraham, gunsmith, 15 Baker's court

Vinton Able, merchant, 153 High—d. h. 287 ChesnutVinton T. & A. merchants, 153 HighVinton Thomas, merchant, 153 HighVinyard James, sailmaker, 47 Vine •Vinyard Sc Shindler, sailmakers, back 123 north WaterVirchaux Henry T. register of German passengers, 56 south

EleventhVirtue James, cordwainer, Fourth below Christian

Vitry A. gold & silver lace manuf. &c. 88 RaceVivant Charles, carver & gilder, 127 south FourthVocelin Mary A. 115 north Fifth

Vogdes John R. attorney at law, 59 south Sixth

Vogel Frederick, bricklayer, Sixth near NobleVogel John, brushmaker, 149 north ThirdVogels Joseph P. accountant, 47 LombardVogelsang Daniel, cabinetmaker, 64 south FrontVoigt Henry, plumber, 47 S. wharves—d. h. 91 LombardVoigt Tho. clock & watchmaker, 44 north Seventh—d. h.

58 ZaneVolans Samuel, gentleman, 324 ArchVolentine Aura, engineer, Noble near FourthVolk John F. labourer, 33 Charlotte

Volkmar Henry, stove maker, NE cor. of Seventh & CherryVollum Henry, carpenter, 141 Locust

Vollum John, carpenter, Juniper above Locust

Von Lengerke H. F. merchant, 8 south wharves—d. h. 5 S.

FourthVorhees James J. clothing store, NE cor. of Walnut and

WaterVorhees Maria, dry goods store, 157 south SecondVoorhes Richard V. ladies shoemaker, Maginnes's court

Vyant Peter, carpenter, 124 Dillwyn st.

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Wacker Christopher, 559, south Front

Wackcrly Elizabeth, 29 Lawrence

Wackerlv Elizabeth, cake baker, 4 York court, N LWackerly Jacob, vict. Old York road near Germantown road,

stall 21 N L marketWade Benjamin, millinerv store, 153 S 2d

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Wade Francis, grocer, S"W corner 5th and Minor

Wade and Morgan, grocers, S W. corner 5th and Minor

Wade Man, dry goods, 236 S. 2d

Wade John, grocer, 244 south 4th

Wadman Mary, widow, 220 . 8. 3dWadlow Moses, saddler 113 Dillwynn

Wager Hannah, widow of Philip S E corner of 12th and Arch

Wager Peter, wine merchants, 3 South 5th, and 136 north 2d

Wagner Adam, oak cooper, Liberty alley (N L)

Wagner Ann, widow 257 Catharine

Wagner Adam, oysterman 255 and 290 VineWagner George W. oakcooper 30 BreadWagner Grace G. widow 32 Bread"Wagner George, watchman 21 Rachel st

Wagner John, gentleman, 13 N 8th

Wagner John, sexton, Little 7th

Wagner John, gravedigger 216 VineWagner Jacob, shoemaker, back of 147 St. John street

Wagner Jacob, saddler and harness maker 283 N. 3dWagner Jacob, tanner 19 LawrenceWagner Samuel, merchant 13 N 8thWagner Samuel and Tobias, auctioneers, 29 and 31 N FrontWagner Tobia6, auctioneer 29 and 31 N. Front—d h 13 N. 8thWagner William, painter 2t6 Vine—shop 273 Sassafras

Wagner Wm. carpenter 6th near nobleWagner ' Uliam, cordwainer 70 GermanWainright Isaac, dry good store 35 south 2dWainright Jacob, mariner Nurnan's alley

Wainright Jonathan, block and Pump maker, 61 N Water

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d h Beach st Kensington,Wainright John, confec loner, 40 N 6thWainright James, hatter 4 Chancery laneWainright \\ m, tavlor Federal near 2dWainright Wm. grocer N E corner 2d and ArchW air Thomas, weaver, 62 CoatsWaite G W. lottery and exchange office S W corner Chesnut

and 3d—d h 123 S 3dWake G. and Ti, lottery and exchange brokers, S. W: corner3d and Chesnut

Wade Thomas, weaver 62 Coates st

Waite Thomas, labourer, 'Charlotte hear' BrownYVadge Sarah, widow dealer 263 South 4thWadmore Mary, widow dealer 220 south 3dWaiey W.n. carter, Church near ChristianWakely Justice, shoemaker 16 Laurel stWalker Ambrose, printer, 24 MulberryWalker Ann widow, boarding house 5 Qarrigues' court

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Walker Ann, widow of George, Lombard above 11th

Walker Ben), labourer, Catharine near 5ih

Walker B. widow ofJoseph 24 RaceWalker David, grocer, N E corner of Almond and FrontWalker David, cordwainer Say st

Walker Kdward, carpenter 4 York court N. L.

Walker Eliza, widow 119 SwansonWalker John, weaver, near forks, Germantown roadWalker John, shoe store 242 S 2dWalker John G. taylor 291 Callowhill

Walker Joseph, butcher 448 N third

.Walker James, saddler back of 76 N fourthWalker John, grocer 156 S 3d"Walker John, cordwainer Cobb's court N. L,

Walker John, labourer, Catharine near 5thWalker John, labourer 6th above CatharineWalkley James, innkeeper Queen near 3dWalker.Lewis, hatter 353 HighWalker Matthew, lumber merchant yard S. W. comer Cal-

lowhill and 6th—d. h. 6th above Callowhiil

Walker- Robert, rigger 12 York court N LWalker Robert, grocer 46 north 7thWalker Samuel, gentleman 22 Sassafras

Walker S. dealer 392 S. secondW alker Sarah, widow nurse 9 Coxes alley

Walker Thomas E. dry"good merchant over 6th south 4th"Walker William, brassfounder 80 north 3dWalker Urn. M. 8c Co. merchants, 137 HighWalker ilHaiti, ladies shoemaker 179 CherryWalker William M. merchant 137 High—d h 202 Arch"Walker John, jeweller & manufacturer in metal 55 MeadalleyWalkins Isaac, oak cooper Coates near 8th

Walkins Robert, Leg-horn hat store 23 north 2dWall Alexander, Tenth near Vine[Wall Alex, scourer, under south v/fst corner High & DecaturWall Eli B. chemist 20 BranchWali George, flour and feed store N.W. cor. Front and RaceWall George, taylor 6 SwansonA\ all John^tailor 61 PennWall John, fancy etc. enVirmaker 87 and d h 81 north FrontWall Margaret, widow 35 ChesterWall Rachel, washerwoman % Sterling alley

Wall Richard, Windsor chairmaker 1U3 north FrontWail L'lrich, grocer 300 south ~dWallace Alex, merchant 57 S. wharves—d h 137 LombardWallace Burton, gentleman 67 south 11th

"Wallace Cath; ! ovv, Clnirch near Christian

Wallace Edward, coachmaker 22 Watson's alley

Wallace Eicazer. saddler 23 north 3d—dh 95 RaceWallace George, distiller 89 HuuibWallace Isaac, mariner 14 SouthWallace Isaac, labourer June's alley

Wallace James, deale r Queen near 3dWallace Margaret, Queen near 2d

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Wallace Robert, lumber merchant 513 and 517 north Front

Wallace Robert, carpenter 109 DillwynWallace Rnbert, waiter 20 Burd's court

Wallace Thomas carpenter 112 Thirteenth

Wallace Thomas K. merchant 275 Race\A aliace Thomas, stationer 74 north 3dWallace Thomas, chairmakev, Pearis' court

Wallace Thomas, grocer Ridge, road above Francis! Ville

Wallace Thomas, grocer S E corner of 7th and Shippen

Wallace \\ illiam, weaver 13th below SouthWallaee U illiam, grocer 24 SouthWallace Wm. millinery, bonnet & hat stores 59iN 2d &22 S 3d

Wallace William shipright Hanover near Prince

Wallace William, weaver 13th below CedarWallace V illiam, tallow chandler Cherry near 11th

Wallace Willi m K. merchant 25 south Water—d h 275 Race

Wallace and Seeger, merchants, 10 8. wharves U 25 b WaterWailheimer E. N, boarding house, 363 north FrontWallover John, ship carpenter, Marlborough, n. Bedford (K)Wailing Sarah, widow, Drinker's court

Walmsley W M. stock &c. broker, 55, Walnut, d. h. 98 S. 4th

Walev YVilliam, carter, Church near Christian

Wain" Elizabeth Miss, 223, WalnutWain Nicholas, gentleman, 223 SpruceWain Jacob S. merchant, 34, souta wharves, d. h. 2 York

buildings, Walnut near 8th (s?e WallWain and Morris, merchants, 34 south wharve9Wain Jacob, attorney at law, 144, south 2dWain and Learning, domestic dry good store, 154 HighWain Robert, merchant; 411 HighWain Sarah, widow 223 SpruceWalnut Francis, hair dresser, 29 south 3dWalnut John, carpenter, 12 Carpenter (S)Walshaw John, inkeeper, sign Globe Mill, Germantown road

Walsh Christopher, accountant, 127 south 11thWalsh James, cordwainer, 184 LombardWalsh James, painter and glazier, Vine near BroadW alsh Robert, jr. Editor of the National Gazette, 72 south 2d

-»-d. h. 83 south 6thWalter Fred, tin-plate worker, Schuylkill 6th near HighWalter George, tayler, 24 south WaterWalter Jacob F. bricklayer, 140 north 8thWalter Joseph S. bricklayer, 237 Vine above 6thWalter Peter B. boat builder, Oak above NobleWalter- Thomas, teacher, 209 SpruceWalters Abraham, white smith, 517 N. 3dWalters Baroara, washer woman, Juniper above CherryWalters EHza, washerwoman, Green's courtWalters Eliza, widow, 246 south FrontWalters George, labourer, Schuylkill 8th near VineWalters George, oak cooper, 24 SwansonWalters Jacob, tin manufactory, 177 north 3dWalters James C, taylor, 349 north Front

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Walters John, glove maker, 5 WoodWaiters John, currier, 88 St. JohnWalters Joseph, labourer, 1 Weli'sRow

i Juliana, nurse. 87 CoatesWalters Michael, gloVer, 59 north 4thWalters Mary, widow, 332 north FrontWalters Matj .er, James above CharlesWalters Philip, sand ru."!:. 21 CoatesWa .. tcl, g-'.ue - 1 urer, Vine alley

Wall - ;aptain, 32 north 4thWakmrm Ca lallerj Marriott lane, n. Passyunk K.

Watman v\ dow -, 163 Locust above 11th

Waitman William, panter, 19 Currant alley

Waitman William, mariner, 45 PennWalrmeyer Lewis, taylor, Marks lane

Wattmeyer Philip, cordwainer, Marks lane

Walton Benjamin, auctioneer, 51 WoodWalton Benjamin, commission merchant, 15 north 4thWalton Benjamin, cabinet maker, N. W. corner of Front andMeade alley

Walton Daniel, looking glass frame maker, 178 CoatesWalton Enoch, dry good store, 192 south 2dWalton Jeremiah, cabinet maker, 155 GreenWalton Jeremiah, cord* airier, Charlotte near PoplarWalton John., printer, 4 Pratt's c

Walton Joseph, bookseller, 4S£ north FrontWalton John, waterman. 333 north

Wall on Sarah, widow, 10 PlumbWaltoii Thomas, wood wharf and corder, 149 north WaterWalton William, mariner 45 PennWamptfte Isaac, conveyancer he. 153 ArchWandell Abraham, upholsterer, lb3 south 2dWands A. H. boot and shoemaker, 57 Dock, d. h. 3d Grs

alley

Wand- Jane, widow, 138 south 9thWank Ann Elizabeth, widow, Hanover near Fricee (KjWantes John, labourer, G atWard Catharine, mafituamaker, Bakers court (2s. L.)Ward John I. taylor, 167 north 4thWard widow of John, tavernkeeper, S. W. corner of Walnutand Water

Ward John, beerhouse, 75 south WaterWard John, grocer, 40 Oak (N. L.)Ward Jehu, clock and watchmaker, 42 HighWard Margaretta, widow, back of 47 SouthWard and Milk r, jewellers, 163* ChesnotWard Mrs. widow, 115 GermanWard Patrick, labourer, near New PenetentiaryWard William, accountant, 122 SpruceWardell Henry, tavern and grocer, 8 High, and 10 X. W.Wardell Abraham, upholsterer, 183, south 2dWardle T. merchant, Minor—d. h. 7th above ChesijutWarden William, weaver, Bible's co

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Warder and Brothers, merchants, Race st. wharf, south side

Warder Benjamin II. merchant, 117 UaceWarder John, gentleman, 117 RaceWarder John H. merchant, Race st. wharf—d. h. 85 N. 7th

Warder Philip, gentleman, Rose alley

Warder William S. merchant, 117 RaceWare Benjamin, oak cooper, Ann near Sch. 7thWare, John Y. ship joiner, 8 NobleWare John, ship joiner, 8 Noble, and 235 north FrontWare John, jr. ship carpenter, 10 linden's court

Ware Sarah, widow Hunter's courtWare Thomas, chair maker, 74 PennWare •• illiam, mariner, 11 Coxe's alley

Warman John, accountant, 57 NobleWarner Adam, painter, Maria st.

Warner Andrew, labourer, back of 317 north 3dWarner Ann, widow of Charles, Starr alley

Warner and Carter, painters and glaziers, 34 south 4thWarner Eliza, seamstress, 387 south FrontWarner Edward, combmaker, 443 north *dWarner John C. combmaker 84 north 3dWarner Joseph, silversmith, 22 GreenleafcourtWarner Joseph, mariner, 15 Mary (S)Warner Jacob, collector of ashes, 189 GreenWarner John, carpenter, 30 PineWarner John, victualler, N. VV. corner of Callowhill and 8thWarner Joseph, Executor to the estate ofBenjamin Warner

deceased, 171 HighWarner Joseph, gentleman, 223 north FrontWarner Martha, widow, 65 NewWarner Margaret, widow, LemonWarner Matthias, miller, Cresson's alley

Warner Susan, mantuamaker, 7 Rose alley

Warner Wm. watchcase maker, 7 CherryWarner VVm. sea captain, 35 Coates

Warner Wm. victualler, 24 LawrenceWarner Wm. and Son, merchants, and Wilmington Packet

Office, 15 south WaterWarnar widow of \ m. 200 north 8th

Warner Perry, boatman, Fourteen ChimniesWarner Philip, boot maker, Heydes' courtWarnack Francis, arpenter, 4 Garden st.

Warner widow, gentlewoman, 13th above WalnutWarnick William, constable, 284 south 6thWarnock John, nailer, 10 N 10th—d. h. 1 Caledonian courtWarnock Albert, chair maker, Lilley alley

"Warnock Jane, widow, shopkeeper, 19 north 8thWarr John, inkeeper, 305 Vine, N.W. corner GardenWarr John, engraver. 110 Walnut"Warr Jonah, labourer, Chesnut above 13thWarren David, weaver, in Court back of 529 north 3dWarren Henry, artist, 175 south 11thWarren Isaac, carter, Oak above the Hay Scales (N. L.)

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Warren Jacob, cheese store, 31 High—d. h. 2 Quarry"Warren John, tailor, 77 north 8th

"Warren Josiah, dealer, 120 LocustWarren J. cordwainer, 15 Pine alley

Warren James, painter and glazier, 89 north 3dWarren James, teacher, 6 north 8th

Warren Jones, mariner, Coatcs near 6thWarren Philip, cabinet maker, 363 ArchWarren Sara!), nurse, S.W. corner Union and 3dWarren m. manager of the New Theatre, 12 SansomWarr •'• rru W. engraver, 10 GardenWarren \\ illiam, painter and glazier, Frankford road, n. Bed-

ford (K)Warren Robert, tavern keeper, 172 CedarWarren Thomas, shipwright, Christian near 2dW'arrence Frederick, coachmaker, 3 Laurel,

W'arrence W m. coachmaker, &c 105 and 119 SpruceWarrington John, well digger, Germantown road near ForksHarrington I. and S. R. clock and watchmakers, 58 HighWarrington Purnell, sea captain, 185 south 2dWarrington Sarah, C. boarding house, 81 Cherry

\yartman Abraham, victualler, corner 5th and NobleWartman Edward, victualler, Buttonwood near Old Y. Road

WT»rtman George, victualler, Buttonwood near Old Y. Roadyyartman John, victualler, corner of 5th and Noble

Wartman Jacob, victualler, 28 John

W arwick Catharine, widow, dealer, 126 German\yarwick John, carter, 20 Carter's alley

Warwick Samuel E. innkeeper, N. E. corner of 7th andCe-_

dar

Warwick Samel E. tavern keeper, corner of Cedar and 7th

Warwick T. blacksmith, 110 WoodWarwick Thomas, bricklayer, 5 CherryWass Joseph, shoemaker, 36 Strawberry

-yyat ;rn»an Jesse, tea merchant, and teacher of Frenth

English, 88 south 5th\yiterman John, dealer, 456 north 2d

W iterman Thomas, accountant, 76 UnionWaterman Lewis, weaver, 468 north 3d

W merman John, carpenter, Fetter lane, near BreadyjH ers Esther, widow, 186 Chesnut+yy:tters Francis, mariner, Elizabeth below 7'di

J ^y iters John, labourer, Green's court

Waters James, labourer, St. Mary below 7th

Waters John, mariner, Prime opposite Nary Yard

Waters John, teacher, 113 Carpenter (S)

•Watkins Henry D. Summerl's wharf

Watkins Samuel P. sea captain 96 Oatharine

Watkins Thomas, sailmaker, Rihles' court

Watkins Catharine, 231 south 2d

Watkins Samuel, currier, Vine near Sch. Front

Watkinson, Martha, widow, 161 north 3d

Watmeu&h Anna, widow, 75 south 6th

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Watres diaries, liquor store, lower 18 south 8th—d. h. 34

north 4th

Watson Archibald, stonecutter, 108 Filbert

Watson Charles, gentleman, 136 PineWatson Benjamin, trader, 6th near NobleWatson and Bunting, lumber merchants, corner of Pine and

8th, and corner of 8th and OrangeWatson Charles C. merchant taylor, 92 Chcsnut

Watson Charles C. and Sons, woollen drapers, men's mercers

and taylors, 92 ChesnutWatson David, letter carrier, S. W. comer Filbert and 11th

Watson George, Christian near 5th

Watson Hugh, brickmaker, Sch. 5th above HighWatson Hannah, 8th below LocustWatson Joshua, silver plater, 15 PlumbWatts Jurnts, broker, 100 Lombard S. W. corner 4th

Watts James G. and co. publishers of the Union, N. E. comerof Walnut and 2d

Watts James G.—N.E. cor. of Walnut and 2d-—d. h. 152 Pine

Watson John; shipwright, 18 Mary (S)

tWatson John, boot cleaner, 38 Blackberry alley

Watson John, merchant taylor, 46 S. 3d—d. h. 103 WalnutWatson Joseph, Alderman, office S. E. corner Pine and 8th

—d.h. 208 PineWatson James, clock and watchmaker, d. b. 3 Lodge and 72

High street

Watson James, tavernkeeper, 21 north 5th

Watson Joseph, merchant, 2 Sims' alley—d. h. 62 Spruce

Watson Margaret, stay andcorsletmaker, 174 Spruce

Watson George, Morocco dresser, Forks Germantown Road

W atson Moses, grocer, Callowhill street wharf

Watson Thomas, baker, 84 north Front

Watson Thomas, biscuit baker, 132 north Front

Watson widow, 86 CrownWatson Thomas, teacher, 73 Pine

Watson Hannah, mantua maker, Little's rowWatson Samuel T. teacher, S. E. corner of 4th and Christian

fWutson Wm. mariner, 247 Spruce

Wattson Thomas D. teacher 222 south 4th

Watt John, manufacturer, 119 south 11th

Wratt James, weaver, 1 21 south 11th

Waugh Jane, widow, 32 Gilles' alley

Way Andrew, agent for the Washington glass manufactory 91

north 3dWayne Benjamin, carpenter 462 Race

Way Caleb, accountant, 14llranner,s alley

Way Joseph, pilot, 102 Swanson

W.'.v James, merchant, 51 south wharves—d. b. 16 Union

Wayne Caleb P. merchant, S. W . corner of th and Market

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d. h. 38^ north 4th

Wayne Hannah, widow, 6 J Lombard

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Wayne Jacob, cabinet maker 135 and 165 nortb FroaWayne Joseph, lumber merchant 34 New MarketWay Lewis, wheelwright, back 57 Baild

Way Win. balance weigher, back 78 south Front—d- fa

v- oodWayne v

- m. jun. hardware merchant 257 HighWyaie W*m. and Co. hardware merchants 257 HighWayir.an Daniel, inkeeper, 308 north FrontWeatherby David, clock and watch maker, 81 north 3dWea'lu-rby Mary, widow of Joseph, storekeeper, lbl CoatsWeust Susan, lajer out of" the dead, 21 New MarkWeatherly Joseph, innkeeper, 117 south WaterWeatherly , cordwainer, 2 VernonWheaten E::och, sea captain, 14 Callowhill

Weaver Adam, victualler, 12 LawrenceWeaver A lam, baker, Marlbrough near Bedford (K.)Weaver Alexander, brass founder, Thorn's court (N. L.)Weaver Charles and Co. stove factory, 325 north 2dWeaver Charl.s, stove manufactory, 231 north 2dW'eaver Ciiarles, stove manufactory, 281 north 2dWeaver Chat les and Co. stove manufactory, 325 north 2dWeaver Christian, baker, Spruce west of Sch. FrontWeaver Dully, whitewusher, corner Race, and 12thWeaver Fmor T. silversmith and jeweller, 73 north 3dWeaker Elijah, bookseller, 5 north FrontWeaver George, laborer, Swanson near PrimeWeaver George, constable, 252 south 2<\

Weaver George, coachmaker 19 south 8thWeaver Henry, labourer, 6;h near GreenWeaver Henry, sugar boiler, Forks Germantown RoadWeaver.lacob, cordwainer, 7 ShippenWeaver John, 12 Pear

f'. eaver James, coachman, 35 Currant alley

Weaver Jacob, labourer, 393 TammanyWeaver John G. taylor, Germantown RoadWeaver John, ship joiner, 22 BoddWeaver Jacob, carpenter, 44 TammanyWeaver John, bricklayer, 6th near Coats-Weaver John, dry good s'ore, andd. h. 188 CallowhillWeaver Lydia, M. widow of John, ship joiner 22 BuddWeaver Mary, widowof Albright, Schuylkill 7th near CherryWeaver Mary, widow 5 Poplar alley

Weaver Matthew, agent 114 north 7thWeaver Michael, rope maker, 2 J north Water—rope walk 7th

near Germantown RoadWeaver Wm. gardener, Marlboro' near Prince (K)Weaver '-'< m. merchant, 101 HighWeaver Preltvman, Toy make:' 445 north FrontWeaver Thomas, brick maker, 6th near GreenI > ebn Francis, china packer, 61 ReliefWebb Charles, merchant, Vine near 10thWebb Henry, engine maker, Smith's courtWebb Isabella, 35 Keys' alley

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Webb Jane, widow, seamstress, back 345 southed

Webb John L, pilot, 140 SwansonWebb John, cooper, 137 north WaterW jbh John, merchant tailor, 89 south 2dWebb Mary, widow, 22 Little Water

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W< hb Moses, carpenter, 221 Cullowhill

jW'b:! Peter, labourer, Catharine near 5th

W< bb Rebecca, widow of John, 137 Callowhiil

Web!) Reuben, currier. 78 north 4th

Webb Rebecca, Widow of" Thomas, 445 south 2dWebb Samuel tailor, 21 Coombs' alley

' .r, 15 Laurel

Webster lames* bookseuer and stationer (medical bookstore)8th

Webster 'Johrr, wca-er. PearlW er Sarah, widow, 2 24 GreenWei . r Thomas; \). D. 18 KunkelW bsfler William, carter, 11 Poplar lane

Weckerly Abraham, victualler 127 Coats—stall 7 N. L mar-t

Wet* r Godfrey, nterchant, ISO*- south 2dWecke-rty AbrahaWi; ]f. victualler, 1~7 CoatsWeokerly Conrad; 2 3dWeckerly Peter, r, 28 DukeWeckerly widow. 23 (areenWeckerly W. oak cooper, N. W. corner of Coats and 4thWedlake George, waiter 244 Lorn 1

Weed Ann, teacher, hacTc of 8 sooth 5'hWeeks Caleb, stable keeper, 2 Fro mberger*s court

^uZaoeth, W!'.;r.w, 11 o GreenWeeks Mary, dry good s ore, 134 HighWeeks Samuel, house carpenter. 75 south 11thWeeks Zephl&a, labourer, Bird's all ;y

Webner Benedict, cordwainer, 57 RaceWeerrts Patrick', grocer, 242 south 6thWeer James, grocer, S E. corner Race and 6thWeest Mary, widow, IS LawrenceVVeikel and Bergert, storekeepers, 214 north 2dWeir Adam, labourer, BrooHWeir James, cordwainer. Carpenter near 4thWeir Silas E. auction? r, 2; s%ith From— 4 h. 353 HighWeir Samuel weaver, Gi . n^r Shackam:\xpn (K)Won- Thomas, weaver, Jones's alley near Sell. 5thWeiser George, shoemaker, 187 St. JohnWeiss Christopher, weaver, Marguretla north 2dWeiss Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 117 north 3dWeis.seman Samuel C. shoemaker, 2 Juniper laneWeissman Samuel, stove manufactory, 353 north 2dWeisman widow, htixter, Black Horse alleyWeisman John, ropemaker, 492 south 2dWeisman Joseph, ccach painter, Prune below 6thWeisman Samuel, stove manufactory 353 north 2dWeisman Samuel, blacksmith, New" Market near Noble

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Weisart Levenhart, shop keeper, Mulberry alley

Weisenbauqh Elizabeth, widow, Mulberry alley

Wcirnels John H. grocer 212 north 2dWeitzells John H. grocer, 212 north 2dWelch Christopher, carter, Federal near 3dWelch Catharine, wfclov.% 5 South alleyWelch Hezekiah, printer, 38 ZaneWelch John, plasterer H Bonsall [see WeUhWe'<-h John, bottler, 128 north FrontWelch John, plaisterer, 14 BonsiilWelch James, weaver, Ceaar below 10thWei. -h James H. cha.r makers 16 Newman's alley

Welch Win. plaisterer, 2 BonsallWelch Wm. St. Mar) near 7ihWelch Vt,m. manner, Payftter'scourtWeldon James, shoemaker, 156 LombardWeldon John. r. Federal near FrontWeldon Joseph, labourer, Prime oppoaite Navy YardWeldon John, cordwainer, 92 ChristianWellford K.Ybert, original manufactory of composition orna-

ments £? :• 145 south 10th (see IVulfordWellington Wax. tallow chandler, back 91 UnionWeHard Richard, innkeeper, Cedar above 4thWelles Maria, 105 ChristianWtils Aquilla, waterman,- 8 Little WaterWells Benjamin, teacher, 264 MulberryWells Benjamin, saddler, back Sch. 3d between George and

Walnut

rWeTls Catharine, widow, tayloress, 11 Sassafras alley

Wells JScuvj.ru, labourer, 23 MechanicWeils !I. and H. chemists and coiourtnen, 20 Br.tnch

Weils Cooper, gi E. corner Bedford and 7thWells John, coach maker, Heydes' courtWells I. Dagworthy, attorney" at law, 66 south 6thWells Lewis, attorney at law, 93 north 9tnWells Levi >er, Vine near 8thV\ ells Stephen, shingle shaver, Nagle's courtWells Um stone mason, Ca-lowhill near SchuylkillWelman Martha, wido-w, nurse, Smith's courtWelser Godfrey, doctor, S. .'

, coiner Say and Sch. 8thWelser John, shoe maker, 1 V bodWelsh J enter, Vine *ar 13thWelsh John, merchant, 148£ Ch|Unut above 6thWelsh I? Iwainer, 484 north 2dWelsh Jan Cedar below IGthWelsh Pet dresser, back 2J2 VineWelsh Pbsebe, seamstress, 5 Hodman's alley

Weltin Mary Aon, dealer, 257 south 4thWelsh .1 ith 5thWelsh John, mariner, 94 CatharineW^ntling David, confectioner, corner Wood and 4thWei per, 131 north 3dWentz Kilworth, innkeeper, Callowhill near 5th,

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Wentz Hilary, clock and watchmaker, 150 HighWerthym Alexander J. messenger to the Health Office—d. b.

247 south 3dWesioatt Joel, corder, corner Oak and Coats—d. h. 401 N.

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Wesejner Chaistopher, manufacturing chemist 140 Jumper—d. h. 471 Race

W est Abby, bonnet and cloak maker, 49 Spruce"West Ann, widow, dealer, 301 south 3dWest Barzilla, ta\lor, 154 CoatsWest Charles C. merchant taylor, 45 ArchWest David, taylo^ 8 Shields' court

West Francis, merchant, 108 south FrontWest Henry, cordwainer, 9 Hoffman's alley

fVk est James, oysterman, 23 Cedar and under 97 Walnu*.

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est Josepb, labourer, Swanson near PrimeWest John, cordwainer, 10 Currant alley

West James, salt merchant, 3 VineW est John, shallopman, 7 Budd

f \\ est John, drug pulveriser St. Joseph's avenue

West John, painter 11 RaceWest Joseph, gentleman, 5 Fetter lane

West Mrs widow of '" m. Prime near 2dWT

est Mary, widow, 520 north 4th

West M.uy, widow, Fans' alley

\\ est Richard, sign painter, Chesnut above 12th

Wtst Robert, cabmct maker and sofa manufacturer 129 \Vi

nut—d. h. 55 south 5th

West Samuel, plaisterer, 14 BrownWest ,

painter, 69 Gaskill

West Win. gentleman, N, W . corner Arch and 9th

V est Wm. sea captain, 8th below Locust

tWest Wm. C. clothes dealer, under 120 south 2dWest Wm. and John, painters, 3o north 4th

-j-W est Stephen, carter, loth above CedarWestcoat Charles, labourer, Cherry near Sch. 8th

Westcott Charles, innkeeper, 91 PlumbV, estcott Robert, gentleman, Filbert near Sch. 8th

Westcottl. R. attorney at law, 50 south 6th

Westcotf. and Vogdes, conveyancer, 1 George (OWestphall Ferdinand, watchmaker and jeweller 131 north 4tfc

Westphail Juliana, widow, 90 Race"Westler Frederick, cordwainer, 159 Cherry"\\ estlun Charles, cordwainer, 234 south 5thW.estley John, mariner, back 51 Mead id Ity\\esteln Jan:es H. st-ocking weaver, 439 south FrontWester • m. taylor; 32 Germr-.n

%\ etheriU Christopher, grocer, 310 Vine\Vetheiill Charles, drugg(s>, 80 north Front\yetherill George D. druggist, 16 Mulberry\yether:il George D. and Co. druggists, &c. S.E. corn. Frontand Mulberry

\\etherill John, druggist and colourman, S, E. comer Front-

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Wetherill John P. druggist &c. 65, and d. h. 210 north

FrontAVetherill Joseph, coachmaker, 378 south 2d

Wetherill Mordecai, oil and colourman, 3 south alley

AVetherill Samuel, druggist and colourman, 65 north Front

d.h. 419 HighWetherill Samuel M. 8 South alley

Wetherill Samuel P. druggist and colourman, 65 and d h. 76

north FrontWetherill Samuel, jr. druggist, 65 north Front—d. h. 419

HighWetherill Miss Marv, 270 south 4th

Wetherill Mrs. widow, boarding house 28 Mulberry

Wetherill Henrv, mariner, 6th above Caliowhill

Wetherill Price, druggist, 210 Mulberry

Wetherill Thomas, carpenter, 324 south Front

VVetherington Amelia, 183£ south 7th

Wetherstine. * <!<*"». erm^er and victu»1,cr Tammany below

old VorK Roadwcth^rstVne John, victualler, 4th above George (K.)

Wetherstone Richard, drayman, 1

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7 old York RoadWevill and Nicolas, upholsterers. N, VV, cor. Chesnut and

5th

Weygand Philip I. baker, 1 Chancery lane,

Weymer Samuel, tinman, 692 north 2dWeyman Jennett, widow, dry good store, 73 SouthWeyant Peter, carpenter, 10 KunkleWeyant John, drayman, 526 north 2dWharterby Thomas, silver smith, 33 north 3dWharton Deborah, dry good store, 25 A north 6th

Wharton Francis R. gentleman, 242 WalnutWharton I. and T. C. stock and exchange brokers, 45 DockWharton Josiah, shoemaker, MariaWharton Samuel, shopkeeper, 4fh near BrownWharton Charles, gentleman 136 south 2dWharton Fishbourn, conveyancer 60 south Fourth north west

corn. Library—d h 240 SpruceWharton James S. shoemaker 173 north ThirdWharton Deborah, Mrs gentlewoman 291-2 PowellWharton Margt. gentlewoman 118 south 8th corn LocustWharton Robert, Esq. mayor of the city—office city hall south

west cor. 5th and Chesnut—d h 135 south ThirdWharton Sarah, widow of Joseph 161 south Fifth

Wharton Thomas C. broker 26 Walnut—d h 87 PineWharton William, farmer 130 SpruceWharton Thomas, attorney at law, 173 WalnutWheaton Wm. sea captain, 3i91 north FrontWharfe James, bo:.rding house 152 south 2dWhartenbeiry Thomas, silversmith 33 north 3dWhitaker Ann, widow, 4 Willow courtWheeler Charles, attorney at law, 142 ChesnutWheeler Enoch, grazier, 99 VineWheeler John I. merchant, 201 High—d. h. S. E, corner of

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Wdieeler Amos, carpenter, 3 Sheppard's alley

Wheeler John, artist, 1 York court (N. L.)Wheeler John, taylor, 78 north WaterW'ieeler Jonathan 1. sea captain, 5 Pfeiffer's alley

Wheeler Mary, widow, Carpenter near 4thWheeler Mary, shopkeeper, 30 KunkelWheeler Samuel, carpenter, Toy's court

Whelan Catharine, widow, Drinker's courtWhelan Matthew, soap boiler, Pewter Platter alley

Whelan Wm. grocer, N. W. corner Chesnut and 4$tWexstrim Samuel, mariner, Prime near SwansonV estcoat Ann, widow, baker, 280 south 4th

W<nnElisha, 88 ShippenWeyman Janet, storekeeper 73 CedarWeyraaer Samuel, tinplaie worker 192 north 2dWhelen Israel, merchant 399 HighWheldon Johnson, shoemaker, Queen near Cherry KWhetstone Abraham, plaisterer 4th near GreenWhetstone Isaac, ferryman 23 Comb's alley

Whetstone Sarah, widow Sch 7th near ArchW hilden Jonathan, pilot 196 south FrontWhilden I. G. M. D. north east corner 4th and WalnutWhiley Eleanor, tayloress Simmon's CourtWhiley Elizabeth, comer of Sassafras and 13thW hilt Jacob, ship joiner 57 Coates

Whilldin M. dry good store 238 north FrontWhilden Y\ jun apothecary north east corner 4th and Wal

nut

Winlden Wilmon captain New Castle steam boat 224 southFront

Whitaker James, iron and store merchant 107 old York roadWhitaker I. yi nail and stove manufactory 166 north 4thWhipple Job, inspector of customs 182 south FrontWhipple Wiiliam, oak cooper 54 Charlotte

Whistler and Seely tailors 210 HighWhistier David, 'tailor 87 old York road

Whistler * illiam, oak cooper 54 Charlotte

"Whitakor Ann, widow 4 willow court

'Whitaker Joseph, carter Sch 5th below Chesnut]

Whitaker Euza, widow, Prices' court

Whitaker Sarah, widow, 17 VernonWhite Ambrose, merchant 1 south 9ih

+White Daniel, carter JSE. corner of Lombard and TwelfthWhite Britain, jun stock etc. broker—d h 7 Palmyra row and

75 WalnutWhite Benjamin C merchants, 53 N. Water—d. h. 77 S.GthWhite Charles H cabinet maker 33 north 7th

White George, waiter, 160 south Fifth

White George, fn, g maker, 233 ^h 2dWhite Henry, merchant 23 south Water—d h 111 south 4thV. te Haanah, china store 380 north 2dW lite Hugh, tallow chandler Arch alley

Wun.e Jacob, plane maker 19 old i'ork road

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White, Johnson, and Tinglev, merchants 233 HighWhite Jonathan, carpenter 263 north 3dWhite John, tavern i*c. 2t2 S Water and 203 south FrontWTiite Joseph, confectioner 370 High"White Charles, victualler, north front near Poplar"White Miss Dilly, seamstress 20 Cypress alley

V hite and Flake, hard ware store 162 north 2d"White George, fringe maker 233 north 2d"White Hugh, soap boiler 175 Coate's street

W hite James, labourer 67 Bedford"White James, carpenter 7 PoplarV hite James collector, 15 Willing's alley

White John, blacksmith 138 St. JohnV hite John, cordwainer 122 SouthWhite John G. nailer 24 BuddW hite Joseph, ironmonger 103 old York roadWhite John, (.hair maker 87 Budd"White John and Co. merchants 3 south Water—d h 122 ArchWhite John, chair and ornament maker 120 north Front"White John sea captaiu Galbreatn'.s court

"White Joseph, hardware merchant 29 HighWhite Lemuel, professor of elocution Filbert near Sen. 4th"^ hite Maria, dealer 229 ShippenWhite Martha, mantumaker 7 Comb's alley

White Mary, dry goods store 18 Key's alley

White Man-, widow 37 north 3dWhite Man, teaeher 14 Tammany street

White Sc Miiligan, dry goods store 54 HighW hite Samuel, tobacconist Hunter's court and 385 HighI W hite Samuel, labourer St Man's alley

V hite Samuel, Ladies shoemaker 263 north 3dWhite Sarah, widow 97 GreenWhite Samuel, merchant, 107 HighV hite Samuel, o\sterman, back 385 south FroutWhite SoUmon, shoemaker 2d Germantown road

White Thomas, grocer corner of W illow and 6th

W hite William, grocer south side of Draw BridgeJWhite \* illiam, barber Shippen near 8th

V hite, widow tutoress 4 south 12th

fWhite Robert H. dealer J 2 Bird's court and 163 LombardV hite Samuel, merchant 10" HighWhite Samuel, dyer, 40 Christian

White Sarah, widow 17 south 5thWhite Thomas, bookbinder 13 Sterling alley

W hite Thomas, t<- ch r 369 north Front

W hite Thomas, c-id ainer 342 Sassafras

White William, tali^w chandler 6 C> press alley

W hite William, storekeeper 6 south 6th

W : iite William L. vict.—stall 16 old shambles—dh 449 northFront

Wh te William, D. D. bishop of the Epis. church 89 WalnutWhite Wm. mariner, Christian near 4thW«hite William, coacnuukw Arch oew Sch 2d

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Whitecar Jane, grocer south west cor. Tammany and Dillwyn,

Whitecar Joseph, accountant 29 Julianna

Whitecar John, hatter Coates near 6thWhitecar Sarah, widow 6 Hinkel's Court"Whitecar Thomas, chair maker 209 south Front"Wiiitford Sarah, widow matituamaker 369 south Front

\V hi ; aker widow of Thos. cabinet maker and mahogany dealer,

91, 93, and 95 south SecondWhitebread Joseph, carpenter, 83 Christian

Whitehead Caleb, cordwainer 296 south 4thA\ hitehead Eliza, widow, 16 SwansonWhitehead James, merchant 27 Vinet\ '.head Margaret, widow 158 north 5thV hitehead Robert, scriveuer 72 Vine"W 111 ely Elizabeth, shop keeper cor. Sassafras and lothV hiteman Ann, widow shopkeeper 98 north 11th

Whiteman Jacob, 32 Ann (N. L.)

Wtnteman Charles, drfy man Lawrence ab. Pegg's rnnVi ikeman Charles, carter south east cor. Sch 4th and HighWiilernan David, carter cor. 3d and George (S.)

Whiteman John, carter, Say st.

Whiteman John, ojsterman 122 north FrontWhiteman Mary, widow 429 south FrontWhiteman Margaret, widow 19 Carter's alley

Whiteman Michael, accountant 5^ Filbert

Whiteman Nathan, sha'lopman Beach near MaidenWhiteman Peter, ladies shoemaker 196 Arch.V hiteman Windell, tanner 509 north 2dV hiteman Rachel, mantuamaker 117 GreenWhitman Peter, grocer 35 LawrenceWhiteman, widow 196 north 4thW'utcsides Alexander, plaisler, 156 CallowhillWhitman Nathan, jun grocer 107 north 2dWhitmach Christian, well digger Buttonwood bel. 6thWhitney John C. sea captain, 146 SwansonWhitney Thomas J. combmaker 109 south 2dWhitney Lebius, accountant 199 Sassafras

Whitney R. M. merchant, 19 south Front—d. h. 26 S. 8thWhitney Thomas, mathematical instrument maker, manufac-

tures surveying instruments generally, north 6th about onemile from the city

Whitehall printing office, Ridge road, above Callowhill

Whittelsey Eliza, 494 S. 2dWhittindale Robert, cordwainer 224 south 2dWhiting S. lottery and exchange broker, 11 south 3dWhitton AbednegoT. grocer, Queen near Marlborough (K)Whittinghurst John, mariner, 46 PermWibles Thomas, ship carpenter, 14 LaurelWickerly Everhart, widow, 87 Germantown RoadWickersham John, wire worker, 156 north 2dWickharn Mrs. widow, 230 PineWiddefield William, mariner, back 33 Beck's alley

Widderstine Peter, victualler, 91 BrownWidejier Peter, shoemaker, 15 Rachael

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Widener David, taylor, 62 north 4th

Widdifield Wm. &*Co. flour merchants, 49 south WaterWiggins Ann, slioe binder, back of 17 GreenWiegand and Snowden, surgeon instrument makers, 45

north 7th

Wie* Joseph, labourer, back 41 New MarketWicssenback Wm. comb maker, Baseball's alley, (N. t>)

Wigmore Thomas, chemist and druggist, 126 north 3dWilbank Charles, 281 Chesnut"Whittle R. hosiery store, 15 south 2dMiall John, ta\lor, 347 north Front

Wibles Thomas, ship carpenter, 11 LaurelWickersham Thomas, 161 PineAVickes Benj. dry good store, 210 south 2d

Wickham Geo D. lumber merchant, Beach near High bridge

Wickham l* Co. military and fancy hardware store,' 26.5 HighWickham M. T. hardware merchant, 265 HighWiddifield George, carpenter, back 171 High—d. h. 18

Greenleaf 's court

Widdifield James, carpener, 95 south 8th

|Vi ddifie id Wm. hardware mevchaat, 42 north Sd—d. h. 166

MulberryWid lows Peter, teacher, 4 StrawberryWiegand Conrad, smith, 338 Sassafras

Wiggin and Whitney, merchants, 19 south Frosit

Wigmore Charles, carpenter, 12 Cypress' alley

WikoflF Henry, gentleman, 44 Pine

Wdb'mk John, brass founder, 262 HighWilcox Miss Elizabeth, 301 SpruceWildey Richard, sbipjoiner, Oak above Coats—d, h. lT^St,

JohnWildes Joseph, innkeeper, 50 north 4thWile Conrad, cordwainer, 112 RaceW.le Mary Ann, widow of Conrad, 12 BreadWile John, cordwainer, 20 Mulberry alley

Wile Rebecca, widow, layer out of the dead, 33 north 5th

Wilkey Rosina, widow, trader, North st.

fWilkins Isaac, coachman, 219 LombardWilkins Jacob F. cabinet maker, 83 DockWilkins and Black, merchants, 23 north Front

Wilkinson Christopher, carpenter, 286 Sassafras

"Willard Abraham, blacksmith, Faris' alley

Willard Martin, mariner, 411 south FrontWilcox Samuel, gentleman, 72 Wood"Wildbahn Catharine, widow, 143 north 6th

>Vildey Richard, jr. ship joiner, N. W. corner New Market

and NobleWildes Edward, tutor, Broad above Spruce"Wiles Andrew, shoemaker, back of 218 GreenWildes Joseph, fancy chair maker, 141 S. Front

Wildes Samuel, taylor, 130 PlumbW ley Alexander, merchant taylor, 137 Chesnut

Wiley Benj. shoemaker, Cherry near Swanson

Wiley Benj. carpenter, 266 Sassafras

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Wiley and Engles, school room, back of Presbyterian Church

south 11th below HighWiley Harriot, white washer, 4 Sassafras alley

Wiley Isaiah, labourer, 11 CrownWiley Paul, weaver, 30 Frankford Road

Wiley George, shipwright, 35 PlumbWiley Mrs. teacher, 134 Callowhill

Wiley Mrs. seminary, 17 WoodWiley Samuel, brick maker, Sch. 2d near Spruce

Wiley Kobert, tavern keeper, 39 south Wharves

WUey Wm. tavern keeper, 142, north Water

Wilks Hester, widow, washerwoman, Stewurt s alley

Wilkinson Doctor, 409 HighWilkinson George, plaisterer, 136 Queen

Will Geo. and Wm. comb makers, back north 4th near Popu-

lar

Wilsev Simon, comb maker, 30 Juliana

f Williams Abraham, cordwainer, 213 south 7th

} Willkims Ann, washerwoman, back of 109 south 5th

Williams Ann, widow, shopkeeper, N. E. corner of Front and

Christian

iWilliams Anthony, mariner, 18 Parham's alley

Williams Amelia, widow, 79 Cedar

Williams and Alberson, merchants, N. W. corner High and

FrontWilliams Benjamin, dentis* i61 VineWilliams Benjamin, accountant, 186 N. Front

.Williams Catharine, 8 Cypress' alley

4Wtthams Charles, gardener, 24 Blackberry alley

Williams Charles, currier shop, 463 and d. h. 457, north 2i

Williams Charles, lumber merchant, 219 WalnutWilliams Charlotte, washerwoman, 4th near Poplar

fWiiliams Charlotte, widow, 16 LyndalJs alley

Williams David, shoemaker, 420 north 4th

Williams Dennis, labourer, Kessler's court

Williams Elizabeth, widow, 31 KunkelWilliams Elizabeth, widow, 211 Spruce

Williams Ennion, surveyor ;;nd scrivener, 54 Filbert

Williams George, commission merchant, 71 north 7th

Williams Howard, cabinet maker, 73 Sassafras

Williams Henry J. attorney, 86 ArchWilliams Isaac, hatter, 219 KaceWilliams James, fruiterer, 2 north Front and 32 Vinfc

Williams James, morocco dresser, 25 Plumb

fWilliams James, boarding house, 40 Bedford

Williams James, coach and, sign painter, 80 Locust

Williams Jesse, porter ii Philadelphia Bank, 298 KaceWilliams John, lumber merchant, corner 6th and Buttoil-

woodWilliams John, victualler, 67 GardenWilliams John, cordwainer, back 268 RaceWilliams John, mariner, back 352 south 2dWilliams John, rigger, 110 Catharine

Williams John, cauiker, -back 110 Catharine

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"Williams John A . teacher, back 51 BuddWilliams John, mast hoop maker, Hopkin's CClirt

Williams John, labourer, 410 south 2dWilliams Joseph, lumber merchant, 205 SpruceWilliams Joseph, labourer, 20 Kurd's court

Williams Joseph, cordwainer, Christian near 8thWilliams Joseph, lumber merchant, Walnut above 8th— d. h,

205 Spruce

fWilliams Judith, widow of Oliver, 157 north 6thfWilhams Levin, clothes dealer, 84 Gaskill

Williams Margery and Mary, misses, silver and gold burnish-

ers, 43 PruneWilliams Mary Ann, widow, 244 Filbert

Williams Mary, widow, 24 Stamper's alley

Williams Mary, widow, S. E. corner South and PennYWilliams Moses, profile cutter, 10 Sterling alley

Williams Moses, shoemaker, 48 north 7th

Williama Michael, plaisterer, Christian near 9thWilliams Nehemiah, cordwainer, back 259 Catharine

Williams Samuel, cordwainer, Callowhill near GardenW 'illiasi.s Samuel, currier, 247 north 3d—d. h. 273 north 2d"

Williams Samuel, shoemaker, 326 RaceWilliams Samuel, currier, 273 north 2dWilliams Richard, merchant, 14 South alley

Will; ams Robert, labourer, 268 north 4th

Williams S and A dry good store, 459 north 2dj> Williams Sar h, N. E. corner of Callowhill and 8th

\ Williams Sarah, boarding house, 24 Ann" Williams Sarah, tayloress, 157 CedarWilliams Samuel 1. comb maker, 9 Knight's court

Williams Statton, tanner, Mark's lane

. Williams Stephen, dyer and scourer, 38 north 8th

Williams Thomas, tan yard, 2d near Beaver

Wfilliams Thomas, chair maker, back of 136 CnnXsWilliams Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 40 HighWilliams Thaddeus, combmaker, 457 north 3dWiMiams Thomas and Benjamin, tanners and curriers, 451 N

FrontWilliams Thomas, cordwainer, Pine alley near Ball alley

Williams Thomas R.75 RaceWh! lianas Thomas, gentleman, 75 RaceWilliams Wm. mariner, 63 Christian

"Williams Wm. stonecutter, upp^r 140 south 9thWilliams Wm 1. gentleman, 1U2 PineWilliams widow, boarding house, Chesnut ab< vc BroadWilliams » idow, tinware manufacturer, 256 HighWilliams widow, 429 north FrontWilliams widow, actress, 55 south JuniperWilliamson Anna, widow of John, 172 south 9thWilliamson Benjamin, manufacturer of cordage, at the end f

soi.'h lOthand CarpenterWilliamson David, merchant, 67 High—d. h. 174 ao\£h

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Williamson Isaac, hatter, 99 O. York Road

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Williamson Joseph, distillery, N. \V. corner 11th and Sassa-

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Williamson Joseph, distiller, North st.

Williamson John, cordwainer, 162, north WaterWilliamson John, carpenter Vine near 13th

Williamson John and Isaac, hatters, 193 north 2dWilliamson Jesse, carpenter, 22 GermanWilliamson Jane, widow, 207 Callowhill

Williamson, Wm. 506 south FrontWilliamson Michael, iron merchant, 56 north 3d—d. h. 22

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Williamson Peter, druggist, N. E. corner of 2d and AlmondWilliamson Robert, Ladies shoemaker, 79 RaceWilliamson Sidney, widow, 93 north WaterWilliamson Sidney and Son, sail makers, Race st. wharfWilliamson Thomas, cordwainer, back 338 south Front

Williamson -, widow, 172 south 9thWilling George C. attorney at law, 34 south 6thWilling George, 64 PineWilling Richard, merchant, 21 Penn—d. h. 42 PineWilling Richard, jun. merchant, 99 south 4thWilling Robert, tanner, Kessler's courtWilling Thomas, merchant, 73 south Front—d. h. 94 south

FourthWilling, Weir, & Co. auctioneers, 20 south FrontWillingmya John, shoemaker, Taper's alley

Willig George, musical magazine, 171 ChesnutWillis Eliakim, mariner, 7 Relief st.

Willis Esther, boarding house, 14 FilbertWillis and Halverson, cabinet makers, N. E. corner Coats and

St. JohnWillitts James, dry good store, N. E. corner of Hanover andQueen (K)

Willis Musgrove, turner, 36 CherryWillis Thomas, sea captain, 35 RaceWillis Wm. chair maker, 81 GreenWillis Hannah, widow, 35 RaceWillis James, bricklayer, 12 Schriver's courtWills James and Son, grocers, 84 ChesnutW ills James, jun. grocer, 84 ChesnutWillis John, accountant, i9 Race, at Navy OfficeWillis Jonathan, flour merchant, 31 south Water—d. h. 332

Mulberry"Willis L. and S. storekeepers, upper 379 HighWillis Thomas, deputy marshal, 81 LocustW'illis and Yardley, merchants, 31 south WaterWillits E. grocer, S. E. corner Hanover and Prince^ illits E. mariner, M'Ginnes's courtWillits Jeremiah, plasterer, Ridge Road near Callowhill

Willits Joseph B. bricklayer, 9th between Wood and VineWillitts Phoebe, Milliner, 73 MulberryWilkins John, ship joiner, 47 Mead alley

Wilmarth P. C. hatter, 13 north 3d"Wilder James and Peregrine, merchants, 8 north Fr6nt

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Wilmer John accountant, 109 VineWilmer John, accountant, Taper alley

W'ilmer Lambert, 120 north 4th"Wilson Andrew, weaver, 17 LaurelWilson Ann, widow, teacher, 11 Church alley

Wilson Andrew, weaver, 17 Laurel"Wilson Benjamin, cabinetmaker, 4BuddWilson Benjamin, cabinet maker, 98 CoatsWilson Bennett, cordwainer, back 125 PlumbWilson Benjamin, 449 south 2dWilson Benjamin, fur merchant, 4 Minor—d. h. 163 WalnutWilson Charles, carpenter, Buttonwood near 5thWilson David, stonecutter, corner of^tb and Callowhill

"Wilson Edward, merchant, 1 GreenleaPs court—d. h. 96so th 4th

fWilson Euphamy, nurse, 8 BuddWilson Ephraim, sawyer, Prime near SwansonWilson Edward, merchant, GreenleaPs court—d. h. 96 south •

FourthWilson Enoch, labourer, 194 south FrontWilson Frederick, N. E. corner Shippen and CrabWilson George, stonecutter, 14 KunkelWilson George, leather store, 35 north 3dW iison Ge«rge, hatter, 102 north FrontWilson George, oak cooper, 63 PennWilson George, morocco manufactory, corner 4th and Frank-

lin

Wilson George, accountant, 223 south FrontWilson Henry, shipmaster, 192 south FrontWilson Isaac, grocer, N. E. corner Walnut and WaterWilson James, taylor, corner of Water and Mulberry, and cor-

ner of Water and Race—d. h. 18 north 3d

fWilson James, oysterman, 130 CherryWilson James cabinet maker, 87 MulberryWilson James, mariner, 8 AlmondWilson James, coach wheelwright, 3 Marlborough above Bed-

ford (Nf. L.)W7ilmer James, merchant, 8 north Front—d. fa. 417 HighWilson .lames, shallopman, 44 CoatsWilson James, grocer, 6th near CoatsWilson Jambs, labourer, 442 north FrontWilson James, labourer, Vine near Sth

Wilson James, merchant, 86 High—d. h. N.W corner 8th andBaca

Wilson John, printer and broker, 280 CedarWilson John, nailor, Christian near 3d

.John, stonecutter, back 14 south 10thWilson John, tavernkeeper, lower 193 ChesnutWilson John, grocer, i. *V. corner Sell. 7th and CherryWilsfiu John, deputy marshal], 135 south 4thWilson John, grocer, 16 Pewter Platter alley

W I-. ,! ' ..dies shoemaker. 24 Watson's alley

fW i- r, 8G GeorgeWilson Joseph and James, dry good store, 38 north 2d

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Wilson Joseph, boat builder, 27 Callowhill

Wilson Joseph, taylor, 13 above CedarWilson Job, waiter, Charlotte near BrownWilson Justus, boatman, Sch. 5ih below HighW ilson Levin, labourer, 28 BarronW ilson Margaret, mantua maker, 2 Pennsylvania AvenueWilson Mrs. seminary, 35 VineW ilson Mary, widow, tayloress, N. E. corner of 3d ftlidi

PlumbWilson Mary, widow Toy's courtWilson Mary, widow, 146 north FrontWilson Mary, widow, 218 GreenWilson widow of Matthew, 24 Keys' alley

Wilson Mindert, innkeeper, 39 north 2d

fWilson Myers, coachman, Mark's lane

Wilson Peter, mariner, 6 RachaelWilson Rebecca, shopkeeper, 5th near ButtonwooclWilson Rebecca, teacher, 32 Frankford RoadWilson Robert, weaver, S. E. corner 13th and AnnWilson Robert, sea captain, south 6th near Catharine

Wilson Robert, silversmith, N. W. comer 5th and CherryWilson Robert, tobacconist, 147 north 2dWilson Samuel, mason, near New Penetentiary

Wilson Samuel, grocer, 15 south 7th

Wilson Samuel, carter, Noble above O. York RoadWilson Thomas, coach painter, 12 Library—d. h. 44 ChesterWilson Thomas, labourer, back of 254 south FrontWilson Thomas, accountant, 50 ChesterWilson Thomas, accountant, N". E. corner Wood and 5thWilson Thomas, principal cashier, Bank of United States, 1

Franklin RowV ilson Rev. James P. d. d. pastor of the first PresbyterianChurch, 24 Sanson)

Wilson Wm. assistant at Museum, 48 Currant alley

Wilson wi m.puperhanger, 93 south 5th

Wilson Wm. merchant 323 HighWilson Wm. stone cutter, Wood near 10thWilson Zebeda, shoemaker, Smith's alley

Wilstach wiaow ofJohn A. copper and tinsmith, 174 N. 2d cor.

VineWilt Abraham, carter, Coats above 8thWiltbank Rev. James, 281 ChesnutWiltberger George, tinsmith, N. W. corner 4th and RaceWiltbfciger Isaac, hardware merchant, 105 HighWiltberger Peter and Son, hardware merchants 105 Hi ghWiltberger Thomas, druggist, 169 north 2dWimer Andrew, cooper, 280 south 3dWinebrener David, merchant taylor, 100 Chesnut— d. h. 150

south 3dWing Jacob, sea captain, 401 south FrontWinnemore Philip, corder at Drawbridge 1—d. h. 72 UnionV ilstach G. B. accountant, 18 CherryWilstach Hannah, widow; 219 north 6thWiltbank Henry, printer, James st.

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W iltberger Charlotte, teacher. 100 north 9thW iltbohn Peter, gentleman, 357 north 3dV- imer John, tobacconist, 91 PlumbWinder Elizabeth, huxter, 472 north 3d\\ indburgh Jonas, mariner, N. E. corner New Market awl

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W'iugate and Jones, merchants, 2 north 4thWinn Peter, watchman, Ann near Sch. 8thV inn Thomas, shopkeeper, 12 j RaceV innemore Andrew, curritr, 55 and 69 PineV. ! it-more Elizabeth, widow, 29 JohnV. -low Elijah H. teacher, St Joseph's AvenueWilder Stacey, taylor, back 18 Keys' alley

V inter Wm.'oys er house, 526 north FrontWinters Garrett, corder, 414 north FrontV irriers George, smith and beli hanger, Norman's alley

Winters Garrett, wood yard, Oak near CoatiWinters Murk, grocer, 19 north 5th

W istar Wm. manufacturer, 4 h ubove George (K)1 . 8 KmghOs ccurt

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^eeper, 14 Coomb's alley

\ per Mary, 4th near Poplar

W ister John, shallopman. J

i ). brick i f Sch. 5thIVist-r, Sit-r and Price, irn o HighV is

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W'if Delaware, 24 BuddV 1

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washer woman, Flint's courtUld York Koad

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•' r. weaver, Vine near Broad[rs.lt teacher, 126 Cherry

Witmeyer John, victualler, 8th above Callowhill

er, b-^ck of 123 Brownem e Thomas, hat manufacturer, back 19 I.ombardjr-

1 2 south 3dAbraham, cabinet maker, 113 north 2djemima, widow, 127 south 3d

Wi iter Joseph, taylor, 21 Keys' alley and 6 south Water. Whit* rs Garret, carter, 414 north Pi

- J hn, carpenter, north 4th near George (X. L.)

V - -r T >bn, baker, 2 GardenSopVia, leccher, 123 north 6th

er Frederick, sugar refiner, corner Shippen and <*"

Wistar Bartholomew, merchant, 133 High—d. h. S. \V. corner7th and M

W-t, Hannah Miss, 9 south 9thWi- ar widi :.er, m. D.Washington Square

Charles I. merchant, back c ,h

Wistar J, J. M. Price, U C. J. Wistar, merchants, hack of 143

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Wistar John, merchant, back of 143 HighWistar Richard, Jan. merchant, 117 High—d.h. HOChesnutWistar Peter, wheelwright, 4th ubove George, (K)

Witcraff W m. shallopman, 438 north Front

Withey Samuel, combmaker, Miller's const (N. L.)

Witman Charles, boat builder, Church near Christian

Wit man Margaret, widow, dry good store, 96 north 4th

Winner Henry, tavernkeeper, 244 HighWitter Wm..carter, 196 Shippen ,

W'oelpper David, victualler 18 LawrenceWoglom Jane, widow of Peter 75 north Eighth

Wolbert Catharine, layer out of the dead 193 St. JohnWolbert Frederick, justice of the peace 427 north 2d

Wolbert Frederick, victualler 193 St John—stall 6 N. h.market

Woodland James, oak cooper, 88 Mead ay.

Woclbert Margt. widow of Thomas, Tammany north east

comer St. JohnWoltingston Robert, blacksmith, 117 Caapenter (C)Wolff Abm. M. cordwainer, NE. corner of Marriot's Land 6th.

Wolf and Folwell, tailors 144 S. ater

Wolf John G. cordwainer 415 north FrontW olf John, carter Peg near FrontWolfe William F. baker 390 south 2dWolfe Sarah, tailoress 10 GermanWoiff Abr. black lead pencil manufactory 213 CherryWonderlv Samuel, accountant 62 CrownWonderly Elizabeth, widow of Wm. 10-': N. 8tb—stall 9 old

sU amblesWoelper Man', widow Noble near 4thWoelper George, victualler 247 VineV oglom Catharine, widow of Abraham 149 north 9thWoblert Margaret, seamstress widow 9 Sassafras alley

Wohlben Mrs. seminan 20 north 8thWolfe David, house carpenter Green near Frankford road (K£)

Wolf Hannah, huckster 218 north 6th

Wolf Jacob, grocer S. E. corner 4th and UnionWolf Jacob, carpenter Sassafras near BroadWolf Reese, shoemaker Stewart's alley

Wolfe Wiliiam, merchant 22 north 5thWolf Aaron, accountant at Navy Yard—d. h. 6 UnionW olf Daniel, Cordwainer 477 north idWomrath George F. furrier 24 north 4thWonder Samuel, victualler Buttonwood, near O. Y. RoadWolstoncraft Joshua, hatter, Germantown roadWonderly Martha, widow, 19 GardenWonderly John, china packer, 294 Vine"Wonderly John, gentleman, 6 Palmyra RowWr

orks James, weaver. Vine near 12th. *Wood Ann, widow, 90 GaskillW ood Ann, widow, 4 Chancery laneWood Barbara, widow of James 159 north FrontWoo L Bazel, silver plater 10 Piatt's CourtvWoo^ and Balmblake, teachers, 64 Lombard

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Wood Grace, storekeeper, 23 CallowhillWood George B. m d. 85 MulberryWood I. iron merchant 32 Callowhill

Wood Jacob, last maker, Charlotte near BrownWood James, saw and spade manufactory, 361 north 2dWood James, weaver, Fitzwater above PassyunkWood James, merchant, 28 south Front—d. h. 13 Prune"Wood John, accountant, 2d near George\\ ood John and Thomas, morocco manufacturers, 108 Wal-nut

Wood John, wheelwright, Frankford Road near Queen $j£)W«od Joseph, teacher, 29 PennWood John, 8 MoyamensingWood and Lukens, cabinet makers, 66 DockWood Martha, boarding house, 88 St. JohnWood Mary, widow, 12 Chancery laneWood Peter, dry good store, 258 south 4thWood R. mariner, 306 6outh 2dWood Richard L. storekeeper, 60 south 24Woods John, distiller, 170 SwansonWoodruff Adam, Norman's ay.

Wooster Isaac W. sea captain, 59 PennWoodward John, shipwright, 5 Mary^ ood Samuel R. tanyard, S W corner of 4lh and NobleWood Thomas and Joseph, merchants, 8 north 2dWood Wm. shoemaker, back of 153 north 6thWoods Hugh, cordwainer, back 135 PlumbWoods John, mariner, 467 south FrontWoods James, carpenter, Simmon's court

Woodburn James, weaver, 250 LombardWooden John, sea captain, 70 NewWoodhead John, card manufacturer, S. W. corner Vme and

ThirdWoodhouse Samuel, Captain of United States Navy, 26 San-

son*

Wood Catharine, widow, dry good store, 81 north 2dWood Charles, shoemaker, 163 south Front\V ood Charles t. hatter, 48 Currant alley

Wood Clement, City Watch, 323 SpruceWood Dau. C. merchant, 33 north Water—d. h. 85 MulberryWood George, paper stainer, back Prospect alley

Wood Henry, taylor, 33 CherryWood Isaac, boatbuilder, 10 Green—shop near 225 northWater

Wood James, merchant, 28 south Front—d. h 13 PruneWood James, boatbuilder, 55 CoatsV ood James, lace and fringe manufacturer, 65 ChesnutWood James C. merchant taylor, 92 Race"Wood Joseph, Hamilton st. west Sch. 4thWood Joseph, merchant, 8 north 2d—d. h. 49 MulberryWood Margaret, grocer, 269 north 2dWood Richard C. attorney at law, 72 south 4thWood Richard, porter, 21 Currant alley

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Wood Sarah, widow, 357 north 3dWood Stephen T. shoemaker, Charlotte near BrownWood Thomas; merchant, 22 Mulberry

W od Wm. B. manager of the New Theatre, 42 south 8th

Wood Wm. and Co. merchant*, 63 and 65 HighWoods Daniel S. stable keep, back 26 N 3d—d. h. 353 .Race

Woods m. merchant, 277 High—d. h. 28 north 8th

Woodman Constant, merchant, 55 High

Woodruff Wm. engraver, 39 south 3dWoodside John A. sign painter, Loxley's court

W oodward Ann, widow, 99 CherryWoodward Charles, dry good store 89 north 6th

Woodward Mary, widow 197 GreenWoodward and Wright, copperplate printers 92 S. 2d

• Woodward William W. printer, bookseller and stationer,

S. W. corner of Second and Chesnut—d. h. 74 south 2dWoodruff Margaret, washerwoman, 4th near BrownWoodside M. fancy dry good store, 28 south 3dWr o ,ii Lewis, bleeder, 30 Sugar alley

Woolfe ——, clerk at sheriff s office, Francis' Ville

Woolley diaries, carpenter 168 N. 4thWoolley Robert, trader Baker's court (N. L.)

Woolworth Danforth, jeweller, 4 Hartung's alley

Woolworth R. C. jeweller shop Hartung's alley—d. h. 2 LodgeWoollet Wm. portrait painter, Brown near O. York Ru*dWoolman Charles, bricklayer &c. 36 ChesterWonell George W. tailor, 25 Coats alley

Wonell Eliza and Jane, 12 Kriends Alms HouseWork FrazerE. carpenter, 277 south 3dWork Samuel, carpenter 277 south 3dWorkman J. lumber merch. 67 Swanson—d. h. 314 S FrontWoodbridge Robert, oak cooper, I lth' above FilbertWorkman John, drayman, Sch. 8th near VineWerl George, cedar cooper, 179 north 3dWorn Philip, bookbinder, 110 "VineWorn Thomas, carpenter 36 north 8thWorrall George, sheet iron and stove manufactory, 26andd.h.

92 north 2dWooldridge Robert, oak cooper 11th above FilbertWoolstant Benjamin., grocer 448 north FrontWorkharTner Henry, tobacconist Beach near MaidenWori-dl Wm. grocer N.E. tor. Prime and FrontWorrell Ann, 295 MulberryWorrell Ann, milliner shop, 17 N. 6th"Worrell Catharine, widow 13 Knight's courtWorrell George W.taylor, Charlotte near PoplarWorrell GeorgeW 17 N. 6th VWorrell Jesse, taylor back 110 Juniper"WT

orreU Joseph, 56 south 6thWorrell John, teacher, 28 north 9thWoi-reil Margaret, 90 CedarWorrell Sarah, widow 226 Green

Tell Wm. merchant 68 N. 4th-tall Amos, earner 4 Pfeitfer's allev

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"Workman John, lumber merchant 67 Swanson—d. h. 314 &.

FrontWorth Josiah, ship carpenter Marlborough n. Shackamax. (K)Worthington Thomas H. innkeeper Frank R. n. Queen (K.)

r Worthington Archer, dealer 221 CedarWorthington Jonathan, tallow chandler, LaurelWray Andrew, saddler 319 X. FrontWray James, drayman Ruganst. (N. L.)Wray Matthew, labourer Galbreath's courtWray Wm. grocer}' and dry goods stores 9 and 11 HighWrench Henry, carter 224 CatharineWight Abegail, glove and buckskin manufactory 169 S. 2dWright Archibald storekeeper 118 St. JohnWright Charles, dry good store 11 N. 2dWright Eliza, mantuamaker 126 S. 2dWright Ellis, carpenter 5 Perkenpine courtWright Enoch, tatlor 80 MulberryfWright Edward, woodsawyer Apple bet. 4th and 5th (NX. •

W'right George, shipwright Marlborough near Bedford (K)Wright Gideon, cordwainer 120 Browne and Cobb's courtWright Isaac, shoemaker 104 CrownWright Isaac, grocer S. W. cor. Budd and Coats

Wright John, tobacconist High near 13th

Wright Jonathan, shoemaker New Market near CallowhlHWright Jonathan M. merchant 151 High—d. h. 30 JN\ 3dWright John, chemist 154 LombardWright John I. merchant 77 TammanyWright John, carter back of 171 GreenWright John, shoemaker 177 GreenWright John, umbrella and woolen manufacturer 5 Hartung's

alley

Wright Joshua, gentleman 11 north 2dWright Joseph, labourer Lilley alley

Wright James M. merchant 151 HighWright J. and E. and Co. Umbrella manufacturers, 56 HighWright Mrs. tutoress 161 S.TOth\\ right Mrs. widow back 111 Catharine

Wright Nathan, carpenter, cor. Emlen's court and NobleWright Peter F. dry goods store 211^ S. 2dWright Mary, nurse 19 Coats

Wright Margaret, mantuamaker 128 N. 5th

Wright Rebecca, spinster, 145 south 5th

Wright Robert, printer N. W. cor. of Walnut and 2J—d. h.

103 Lombard"\\ right Wm. cabinet maker, 8 Whitaker's rowWright and J. grocers S. W. corner Front and MulberryWright Mary, widow boarding house 140 RaceWright Pete:r, china store 27 N. 3d—d. b. 153 VineWright Robert, carpenter 72 N. 11th

Wright Samuel G. merchant 13 S Front—d. h. 160 N. FrontWright Sarah, bonnet maker c^c. 85 N. 3dfright Sarah, plain bonnet maker 21 N. 4th

Wright Thomas, salt merch. 133 N. Water—d. b. 203 N. £th

Wright Wm. W merchant 261 Walnut

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Wrigley F. printing ink maker, Lombard near 10th

Worthington Mrs. B. boarding house 316 HighWorrells, Richardson and Co. merchants 191 HighWorth David, merchant 41 N. Front

Wunder Geo. victualler 127 Germantown Road—stall 10 N. I

MarketWunder Jacob, victualler Germantown Road below 4th and

139 BuddWurts Wm. merchant 173 High—dwelling Arch near 12th

Wurts John, attorney at law 36 N 5th

Wylie Samuel B. n. n. teacher Walnut above 11th

Wyman Jonas, merchant 10 south wharves—d. h. 3 SansomWright Thomas and Co. saltstore 123 N. WaterWurts Peter, printer, Marlborough near Redford (K.)

Wright Wm. upholsterer Xo. 2, O. Y. RoadWright Wm. weaver Rihl's court

Wrigley Francis, manufacturer 82 TammanyWyant John, ropemaker Crown near West (K.)

Wurts John, victualler Rugan (NT . L.)

WTurts Rodman and Wurts, merchants 189 High

Wurtz M. boarding 'house 120 ArchWurtz Charles, victualler A3 BedfordWyman and Haseltine, merchants 10 S. WharvesW\nkoop Abraham, 128 St. JohnWynott George, tobacconist 62 Coats

YARD EDMUND, jr. collector oftaxes, 116 south 10thYard John, cabinet and chairmaker, 30 north FourthYard Mary Ann, widow, 30 north FourthYard Pearson, dry goods store, 135 north ThirdYard ley Mrs. widow, 71 MulberryYardley William, flour inspector 110^ north FrontYarnall B. H. hardware merchant, 39 High—d h 34 SanaomYarnall Ellis, merchant, 357 HighYarnall Israel, storekeeper, 104 north SecondYakel Elias, hairdresser, Maiden near stone bridgeYard John, comb maker, 1 3 MulberryYard Charlotte, widow, 169 GreenYard James, merchant, Walnut st. wharf—d. h. 240 Waln\itj-Yard Sarah, cook, 263 SpruceYardley Thomas, M. D. 2l9£ north FrontYardley Joshua, carpenter, Buttonwood lane near SixthYarnall E. C. &? Co. wholesale druggists, 24 north FrontYates Elizabeth, widow, nurse, Vine near JuniperYates Wm. cotton manufacturer 14 Knight's courtYatman John, improved venitian blind maker, 104 N. 5thYeager Benjamin, victualler, 214 north EighthYeager Thomas, labourer, 118 north WaterYeager Catharine, shopkeeper, 103 RaceYerkes Jonathan, labourer, Vine near BroadYerkes Titus, innkeeper Red Lion Inn, N. side High ab. 6t

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Yhost Jno- victualling house, 29 Franklin court

Yock Wm. carpenter, 30 GardenYokum Margaret, widow, 69 north Fifth

York Edward, commission merchnnt, 145 MulberryYates Abigail, nurse, 193 north FrontYates Edmund, tinsmith, 156 SpmceYeates Abraham, assistant to regulator, 4 Chester

Ycates Edman, merchant, 235 High—d. h. 14 north 8th

Ytager Adam, cooper, 6 Heyde's court

Yeager Joseph, engraver, 37 Chester

\<>ager John, shoemaker, 146 St. JohnYeger John, skindresser, 284 north FrontN t-rks Silas, flour and feed store, 335 north SecondYohe Geovge, Wasliington hall inn, 6 north FourthYonker Jacob, smith, 27 NobleVorke Mrs. Man, 146 MulberryYoung Andrew, tailor, corner Foplar and St. JohnYoung Andrew, brassfounder, 481 north ThirdYoung Ann, widow, china store, 87 north Seventh

Young Benjamin, shipwright, Hanover above Que^nYoung t^Bake:-, brassfounders, 424 north Third

Young Christopher, weaver, 5 Wagner's alley.

\ oung Clayton, tanner, Sansom's ay. N. L.

Young David; shingle dresser, Rogers court

\ oung & Dtdeker, engravers, SW. cor. of Tliird and ChesnutYoung Elizabeth, widow, 14V RaceYoung Elizabeth, market woman, Poplar L near St. JohnYoung rvlmur.d, coach painter, 35 Coatee

Young & Felton, coach painters, 226 Racev oung Francis, tailor, 9 Fearris's court

Young Henry, gilder, 8 Branchifoung Henry, blacksmith, 28 Sugar ay.

Young Henry, packer, Union n. Marlborough K.

Young Henry, paper hanger and marble paper maker, 1J9Callow hi 11

YoUrtg l^aac, phuVerer, back 37 New MarketYoung Israel, ladies shoemaker, 121 south SeconYoung Jacob, victualler, Second near Beaver

jYoung Jacob, blacksmith, 95 south EighthYoung Jacob, sopemaker, cur. Passyunk and SixthYoung Michael, 81 Callowhill

Young Maria, C. widow, 300 RaceYoung Peter, baker, 191 north FourthYoung Samuel, fruiterer, 185 north 2d corner Key's alleyYoung Susannah, ship's colour maker Farmer's rowYoung Thomas, hardware merchant, 203 south 2dYoung William, broker, 1 Farmer's RowYoung William, grocer, north east corner of Shippen and

Passyunk roadYoung William, Son and Co. Delaware woollen factorv ware-

house—they manufacture superfine broadcloths, CBSsimeres,sattinetts and figicy cords, 10 south 3d

Young William S. merchant, 75 WoodYuckiey Eliza, dealer, 2 Oak (S)

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Young Jeremiah, cabinetmaker, 388 south Second—d. h. 13

Burd's alley.

Young .Tames H. engraver, 8 south 8th—d. h. 73 Gaskil

Young Jane, dealer, 3 Pine

Young John, tavernkeeper, 32 north Seventh cor. Zane'Young John, plaisterer, 40 north SecondYoung John H. carpenter, corner Fourth and Noble

Young John G. accountant, 13 Pennsylvania avenue

Young John, printing office, back of 34 north Third

Young John, vendue huckster, barber, Sec. 80 Cedar

Young Joseph, meal store, cor. Browne and Fourth

Young Joseph, wheelwright, 53 NobleYoung Lewis, cabinetmaker, 261 south SecondYoung Mark, 133 south Eleventh

Young Mary, widow, Baker's court

Young Moses, porter, back 18 KunkelYoung Peter, shallopman, Flint's court

Young Philip, wheelwright and blacksmith, 15 Summer's q^Y'oung Philip, shoemaker, So north Fifth

Young Richard, victualler, 77 GardenYoung Samuel, tobacconist, corner of4th and NobleYoung Thomas W. carpenter and drum maker, 43 S. Front"Young Thomas, grocer, Oak near CoatesY'oung Win. 1. 14 YVainut

Young \Vm. coach painter, 35 Coates

Yourson Giles, drayman, Race near Sch. Seventh

ZANE Jesse S. balance weigher, 72 S. Front—d'h. 19 A>4hZahes Wilkins, mariner 63 PennZeigler Ann, widow '97 Christian

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Zane John, ca penter 59 MechanicZane Eliza, widow seamstress back 293 S, 5thZebley Benjamin F. carpenter Hause's courtZeilin Jacob, tavernkeeper 32 south 6thZell H. gentleman 71 south EleventhZeigler George, brewer N. E. cor. 4th and Gallowhill

Zantzinger Thomas B. merchant, 174 ChesnutZargable Anthony, shoemaker Frank. Road near Bedford (K)Zebley Benjamin, carpenter Woglom's courtZeble> Jacob, inspector of customs 44 UnionZebley Rudolph, carter 468 Race

Z" :S *' Andrew, baker .44 Sp Mice.

Zell Cath. widow, hat binder back of 146 N.3dZell Christopher grocer Sassafras alley

Zeil Jacob, 7 St. JohnZ llThb nas, hardware merdhan 272 HighZelier Daniel, merchant 14 Branch

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Zeller Jacob, bookbinder and corder 121 N. SdJZelley John, taylor, 4 Branner's alley

Zentler Conrad, printer, office back 104 N. 2d—di h. 23v

LombardZigler Jacob, collector of ta-xes 74 NewZimmerman Sarah, grocer 68 RaceZollichofTer Henry M. druggist N. E. cor. 6fh and Pine

Zottman Ann, storekeeper 84 N. 4th

Zink Geo. carpenter Fearis' court

Zizelman John, baker 13 above SouthZimmerman Sebastian, grocer Callowhill near John

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LIST OF

Stages, Packages and Steam Boats,

With the time and place of their departure fromPhiladelphia.

.'Etna Steam boat, High street Ferry, north side, 2 o'clockP. M.

Alexandria packets, (Col.) Hamilton's wharfAllentown, Pa. stages leaves White Swan, No. 106, Race st

Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 4 A. M.Amboy Steam boat, at Bickley's wharfBaltimore Post Chaise, leaves 43 soutl* 4th street, on Tues

day, Thursday, and Saturday, at 4 A MBaltimore Mail Coach, leaves Bailey's, 30 south Third, daily

at 7 A MBaltimore Steam boat, Delaware and Baltimore, via New Cas-

tle, Market street wharf, south side, daily, at noonBerwick, Pennsylvania stage, leaves White Swan, 106 Race

street, Thursday, at 4, A MBethlehem, Pennsylvania stage, leares White Swan, 106 Race

street, Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday, at 4, A MBoston packets, Chesnut street wharf & Perott's wharf aboveHigh

Badgeton, New Jersey, Mullberry street ferry, (Sunday ex-cepted) at sunrise

Burlington stage (by Jersey) Market and Mullberry street ferries, north side

Bustleton and Holmsburg, Buck, 130 north Second street,daily at 3, P M

Chester stage, White horse, Bank street, daily (Sunday ex-cepted) at 8, A M, and half past 1, P M

Charleston (S C) packets, Clifford's wharfChesnut Hill (via Germantown) leaves 18 north Fourth street

daily, at 10 A M, and 118 north Third, at 10 A M and at 3PMDowningtown, Black Bear, 5th near Market, Tuesday Thurs-

day and Saturday, at 7, A MDoylestown stage, from 106 Race, Tuesday, Thursday and Sa^

turelay

Zg$ Harbour, Mullberry street ferry, Thursday at 10, A MEaston and Wilkesbarre, Green Tree, 50 north 4th stree*

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Falls of Schuylkill, Green Tree, 50 north 4th street, tlaily, at

2 and half past 6, P 11

Flowertown, Cross Kevs, 18 north 4th street, daily at 8, A Mand 3 P M

Flowerlown, Old Rotterdam, daily at 3 P MFrankford, Sorrell horse, north 2d street, daily at 9 A M and5PM

Germantown, Cross Kevs, 18 north 4th street, daily at 8 A Mand 3PM

Germantown, 94 north 2d street, daily at 9 A M and 6 P MGermantown, Chesnut Hill und Flowertown, 106 Race street

daily at 9, 10, 11, A Mand 3, 5, 6 P MGreat Egg Harbour, Mullberry street fern-

, Thursday at 10

AMHamiltonville, Black Bear, 5th near Market street, daily at 9

A M and 3 and 7 P MHolmsburg, 130 north 2d, daily 3 P M—another runr from Ca-

mel Inn 140 north 2dLanca?ter and Pittsburg mail leaves 286J Market, daily (Sun-

days excepted) at 7 A MMount Holly, Mullberrv street ferrv, daily (Sunday excepted)

2PMXew York Post Coach, apply at Bailey's, 30 south 3d stree

daily (Sunday excepted) at 5 A M

THE

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List of Streets, Roads, Lanes, Alleys, Courts, Ave-

nues, Public Places, Wards, Wharves, and Ship-

Yards, in the City, Northern Liberties, including

Kensington, Penn Township, Southwark, Moy-

umensing and Passyunk. [See the Editor's Ad-

dress.!

Academy of Fine Arts, Chesnut ab. Tenth, N. side

Acorn alley, from 52 Locust to SpruceAdams' street, runs south from Fitzwater ab. Sixth

Adelphi avenue, runs from Pegg to NobleAdelphi School House, Pegg st.

Alban street, from Norman to Clare alley

Alberson's court, runs north from John st.

Alberson's wharf, opens at 99 Swanson st.

Alder alley* runs from Castle st. to NorthAllen's alley, from 159 south Sixth

f Allen's court, from 150 SpruceAllen street, runs N. E. from Frankford road nearMaiden

Allen's wharf, opens at 67" north WaterAlmond st. from 314 south Front to 315 SecondAlois, House and House of Employment, Spruce be-tween Tenth and Eleventh

American Fire Insurance Office, 101 ChesnutAnn st. (N. L.) fr. 52 Viae to (Pegg's run) WillowAnn street (Sch.) from Sch. Seventh to Eighth bet.

Filbert and ArchAnn st. from Twelfth to Thirteenth bet Lombard

and CedarAnne street (V.) from Wissahiccou to Charles bet..

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Browne street (N. L.) from the High Bridge to I

York road

Browne street (K.) from Cherry to Vine betweenPitnee artd Duke

Brown's court, from 95 RaceBrowned court (N. L.) from 19 BuddBrowne's wharf, second south of WarrenBrowne's wharf, opens at 3£5 north FrontBrasstar's (H.) wharf, first above the intersection of

Penn and Beach (K..)

Brusstar's fS.) wharf, first south of MarlboroughBrusstar's alley, from Beach to Queen near Shacka-maxon

Bryan's alley, from 148 north Fifth to 141 Si

Bryon's court, runs south from 10-2 CherryBuck road runs S. E. from the U. S. Arsenal, GiFerry road

Budd street, from 67 Green to Germantown roadBurd's [Bird's on the corner sign board] alley

from 78 Catharine to QueenBurd's alley (C.) runs from Raspberry to YTats

alley

Burd's court, runs south horn 124 L-o

Burd's row. runs N. aid S. back 40 Currant alley

Bush-Hill Hotel north of Callowhili between S

Fifth and Sixth

Buttonwood alley, from north Thirteenth to Jun:

near HighButtonwood street, from i\ic Old York road to Vsahiccon between ,nd Green

(able lane, see Nov,- Market street

Cadwalader street, between Second and the

mantown road above Masters' street

Caldwell's wharf, first south of HighCallowliill street, from the Delaware to Shuyl;.

between Vine atid

Camac street, run! . m north Second neai

Mud lane

Camden Bm urch alley

Carlvle's court, From 46 -<.>u\h Fifth

Carpenter's alley (S.) from 105 CatharineCarpenter's court, from 116 ChesnutCarpenters Rally back of IIS Chesnut

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( arpenter's street (C.) from Sixth to Seventh, rear

of the New Theatre, between High and ChesnutCarpenter street (S.) from Church to Shippen's lane

Carroll's court, enters Fourth near Germantown rd.

Carter's alley, from 65 south Second to 55 ThirdCastle st. fr. Tenth to Eleventh bet. Raceand NorthCatharine street, from the Delaware to Passyunk rd,

between German and QueenCauflman's court, from 147 north SecondCauftman's court, from 14 Cherryi 'avenaugh's wharf, south side of Almond street.

Cedar (or South) street, from the Delaware to the

Schuylkill, between Lombard and Shippen, being

the southern boundary of the city

Centre alley, from Eleventh to Twelfth betweenWalnut and Locust

Chancc.-y lane, from 15 Coombs' alley to 32 ArchCharles street, from 335 Callowhill to ButtonwoodCharles street (V.) from Francis' lane to GeorgeCharlotte street, from 121 Browne to Poplar laneCheesman's wharf, first south of MaidenCherry street, from 74 north Third to Schuylkill

Cherry street (K.) from Queen to Frankford roadbetween Palmer and Vienna

Chesnut street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill be-

tween High and WalnutChesnut Ward, between High and Chesnut, the De-laware and Fourth

Chester street, from 297 Race to VineChina street, from 466 south Front to Secondihrist Church Hospital, 107 Arch, and Cherry nearThird

Christian street, from the Delaware to Passyunk rd.

between Queen and PrimeChurch alley, from 20 north Second to 11 ThirdChurch alley, from Arch to 142 CherryChurch street, from 22 Christian

Circus and Equestrian Theatre, N. E. corner Ninthand Walnut

City Hall, S. W. corner of Fifth and ChesnutCity Hospital, corner of Francis lane and FourthClare alley, from Thirteenth to Juniper betweenLambert and Vine

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Clapier's wharf, first north of CedarClawges' court, from Bryan's alley running; north

Clever [or Cleaver] alley, from 90 south Fifth to I

Sixth

Clifford's wharf, opens at 29 north WaterClifton street, runs south from Cedar near EleventhClinton's ship-yard, at Wilson's wharfClover street, from Twelfth to Thirteenth bet. High

and ChesnutClymer's alley, from Fitzwater near Passyunk road

to Sixth

Coates' alley, from 134 north Front to 15 1 SecondCoats' court, from 31 New Market st.

Coats' street, from the Delaware to the Wissahicconroad between Green and Browne

Cobb's court, runs W. from Fourth S. of Poplar lane

Colhoun's wharf, opens at 29 north WaterCollege avenue, runs E. from Tenth below HColumbia Garden. High west of Thirteenth

Comley's wharf, second north of Callowhill

Commercial Bank, 104 ChesnutCommissioner's Offices (City and County) City Hand State House

Commissioner's Hall (S.) Second near Christian

Commissioner's Hall (N. L.) 323 north ThirdConnelly's wharf, first south of War.Conestoga Wagon Inn, 140 HighCoombs' alley, from 44 north Front to 51 SecondCooper's court, from 33 ArchCooper's court (N. L ) from 404 north FrontCoruwainer's alley, from Pine to Lombard betv,

Ninth and TenthCouncil Chambers (Select and Common) City Hall

Cox's alley, from 300 south Front to 323 SecondCrab street, from Gaskill to Shippen, bet. Fourth

- and Fifth

awford's wharf, opens at 99 north WaterCresson's alley, from 9G north Fifth to 91 Sixth

Cresson's court, from 61 CherryCrooked-Billet wharf, opens at 21 south WaterCrown street, from 155 Race to Old York road and

WillowCrown street (K.) from Queen to Frankford road

tween Shack.amax.on and Hanover

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Currant alley, from Walnut to Spruce bet. Tenthand Eleventh

Custom House, 114 south SecondCuthbert's wharf, opens at 247 south Front, 25 Peun

and 9 Little WaterCuthbert's wharf, first south of Coats' st. (N. L.)Cypress alley, from 144 south Third to 79 Fourth

Darby road, see Woodland street

Davis' court runs W. from Old York road ab. Fi;

Davison's alley, from Thirteenth to Juniper betweenHigh and Chesnut

Dawson's court, from 83 ChesnutDean's alley, from 144 S. Eighth to Blackberry all fej

Dean street, from Walnut to Lombard bet. Twelfthand Thirteenth

Debtor's Gaol, corner of Arch and BroadDecatur street, from 210 High to CarpenterDelavau's ship-yard opposite the Swede's churchDelaware Insurance Office, 42 WalnutDispensary (City) 57 south Fifth

Dispensary (Southwark) Shippen between Third andFourth

District Court, held S. E. corner of Sixth & ChesnutDock street, from 138 south Front and 15 Spruce to

67 ThirdDock Ward, hetween Walnut and Spruce, and the

Delaware and FourthDonaldson's alley, from Gray's Ferry road to Fede-

ral alley between Arsenal st. and Buck roadDonaldson's wharf and mast-shed, KensingtonDownin^'s wharf, opens at 119 north WaterDrawbridge Public Landing, at the east end of DockDrinker's alley, from 108 N. Front to 119 Second

§

Drinker's court, runs south from 66 Union-Duke st. (N. L.) from 242 N. Front to 303 SecondDuke st. K.) runs N. E. from Palmer bet. Princeand West

Duncan's court, from 289 south FourthDuval's court, runs W. from 36 Ann (X. L.)

Eckfeldt's court, runs north from 4 South allay

Kighth street (S.) from -2G5 High, running south to

ifa&sv'unk road

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Eighth1

street (N.) from 351 High, running nortbEighth street, from Schuylkill (N. and S.) from Vi

to Cedar between Seventh and BroadElbow alley, from 184 south Sixth, and turns south

to Barclay's alley

Elbow lane, from Bank street to 21 south ThirdEleventh street (N.) from 40~ High to VineEleventh street fS.J from High to Cedar betweenTenth and Twelfth

Elfreth's alley, from 94 north Front to 105 SecondElizabeth street, from Ninth to Tenth above RaceElizabeth street, from 164 south Sixth to SeventhElm street, from ''CO north Second to 153 ThirdElmslie's alley, from 118 south SecondEmlen's alley, from Clever alley to 5 PowellEmlen's court, from Pegg st. to 4 NobleEtris' court, from 128 north Fifth

Evans' court, from 163 north Sixth

Eye and Ear Infirmary, 4 south SeventhEyre & Massey's wharf, second south of ChesnutEyre's fE.J wharf, third above HanoverEyre's (F.J ship-yard, at J. Eyre's wharfEyre's [G.J wharf and ship yard, first S. of HanoverEyre's fS.J wharf, second north of HanoverEyre's fJ.J wharf and ship-yard, second ab. MaiEyre's fJ.J ship-yard, at E. Eyre's wharfEyre's (T. B.J ship-yard, at Cheesmairs wharf

Fairview street, from Seh. Fourth to BroadFaries' court, runs north from North st. ab, TenthFarmer's row, from 41 DockFarmers' and Mecfitmics? Bank. 157 Chesnut neaih

opposite the Bank of the United States

Fayette street, from 53 Filbert to 362 ArchF'earris' court, runs west from 148 north FrontFederal alley, from Arsenal st. to Federal road

Federal street and road, from the Delaware to Sent

kill between Prime and WhartonFifth street (N.J from 197" High to the Old York rd.

Fifth street (S.J from 168 Hioh running south

Fifth street, from Schuylkill fN. and S.J from Vineto Cedar between Fourth and Sixth

Filbert street, from 22 north Eighth to Schuylkill

Fisher's (i. C.J wharf, opens at 63 north Water

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Fisher's ('Y. & M.J wharf, opens at 17 SwansonFitzwater street, runs west from 32 Passyunk roadFlintham's wharves, open at 137 and 141 N. WaterFlint's court, runs north from 13 Filbert

Flower's alley, from 42 BuddFlower's wharf, at Almond street public landingFordham's wharf, first above WarrenFourth st. fN.J the middle boundary of the wards,from 155 High to the Germantown road

Fourth st. ($j tne middle boundary of the wards,from 128 High, running south

Fourth st. from Schuylkill fS. and S.J from Fran-cis' lane to Cedar between Third and Fifth

Francis' lane, from Ridge road near Hickory lane to

Schuylkill

Francis street, from the Ridge road to Charles bcUFrancis' lane and Anne

Frank ford road runs north from MaidenFranklin court, runs south from 106 HighFranklin row, west side of Ninth between Walnutand Locust

Franklin st. fr. Third to Fourth near Germantown rd.

Friends 1 Alms Uuiise^ next above 70 WalnutFries' courts runs west from 2 north EleventhFries* wharf, south side Walnut street

Front street fN.J from 21 High running north

Front street (S.) from 14 High running south

Front street, from Schuylkill (N. and S.J fr. Vine

to Cedar between As-hcton and SecondFrombergers court, from 34 north Second to Iiar-

t ung's alley

Fuller's alley, from Swanson to 403 south Front

Galbraith's court, from 119 QueenGarden street, from 297 Caliowhill to ButtonwoodGardiner's wharf, opposite 37 and 38 South Wharves

above WalnutGarrigues' court, from 213 RaceGaskill street, from 238 south Second to 229 Fifth

Gaw's court, runs west from 84 north FrontGeorge street, from Ninth to Schuylkill between

Chesnut and Walnut—see Little GeorgeGeorge street (N. L.J from near 550 N. 2d to 6th

George street [S.] from 68 Cedar to 27 Pium.

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George street [V.] from the Ridge road to Charles

st. north of VineyardGerman street, from 334 south Second to Passyunk.

see Little GermanGermantown road, commences at the intersection of

north Front and MaidenGilles' alley, from 135 Lombard to 119 CedarGirard's Banking House. Third near head of DockGirard's wharf opens at 19 north WaterGoddard's alley, from 2 New Market to 211 north

SecondGoforth alley, from 72 Chesnut to 71 DockGolden Eagle Hotel, N. W. corner of High & NinthGolden Sivan Inn, 69 north ThirdGoodwater alley, from Washington square to 94

south EighthGraff's alley, from 57 RaceGrand Lodge of Pennsylvania, Chesnut ab. Seventh

Grape alley (V.) from Anne to George bet. Ridgeroad and Powell

Grape street, from 24 south Eighth to 13 NinthGray's Ferry road, from Cedar near Schuylkill Frontrunning south west to Schuylkill

Greenleaf 's court, runs west from 10 south Fourthtereen st. from 358 north Front to Old York road

Greene's alley, runs north from 127 Pine to 152

SpruceGreen Tree Inn, at 50 ifiorth FourthGreenwich street, runs from Front to Moyamensing

below WhartonGrice's (J. & F.) wharves and ship-yard, first above

the High BridgeGrice's (S ) wharf and ship-yard, first above MaidenGrindstone alley, from 81 High to Church alley

Grizel's alley, from Little Oak to 13 Fitzwater

Halberstadt & Haines' wharf, opens at 311 N. Front

Hamilton street, from Upper Ferry road to Broad

Hamilton's wharf, see Kern's wharfHanover street, from the Delaware to Frankfort! road

between Marlborough and Palmer

Harmony court, runs north from 27 Coates' alley

Harmony street, from 76 south Third to 47 For

Harper's alley, runs from S3 south Water

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Harper's wharf, opens next 83 south WaterHart's court, from 57 New-Market street

Harp and Eagle Hotel, 43 north Third

Hartung's alley, from 26 north Second to 31 Third

Hause's court, runs north from Cherry east of NinthHay Markets Sixth corner of Buttonwood street andMoyamensing road below Christian

Hazlehurst's court, runs east fr. Tenth below HighHealth Office, 39 south Fifth

Heyde's court, runs north from 23 Filbert

Hickory lane, running west from Old York road andCoat's to the Ridge road near Francis' lane

High street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill bet.

Arch and Chesnu.t

High street Ward, between High and Arch the Dela-ware and Fourth

Hillegas & Clarkson's wharf, at the High Bridge

Hinkel's court, from 203 Race to Bryan's alley

Hinkel's court, (N. L.) runs north from 249 VineHodge's wharf, opens at 85 north WaterHoffman's alley, from 61 Cherry to 114 RaceHollingjsworth's wharf, opens at 141 south WaterHopkins' court, runs north east from William bet.

Otter and RoseHorse Market. Race below Fifth

Hospital, (Pennsylvania) Pine between Eighth andNinth

Huddell's wharf, opens at 79 and 117 SwansonHuddell's court, from 91 SwansonHudson's alley, from 112 Chesnut to Harmony street

Hudson's lane, runs west from Passyunk road nearChristian

Hughes' wharf, first above WarrenHumphreys' wharf, opens at 109 SwansonHumphreys' wharf and ship-yard, below the Swede's

churchHunter's court, east from N. Eleventh between High

and Filbert

Hurst street, from 146 Lombard to 191 CedarHutton's ship-yard, near the Navy Yard

Imlay's wharf, opens at 7 north WaterIncrease court, from George to Juniper alley west of

Tenth

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Irish lane, runs south from Cedar near Broad

Jacoby street, from Cherry to Race, between Tweland Thirteenth

James alley, ftom Maple to Hillzeimer

James street, from Charles street to the Ridge road

between Callowhill and Pleasant

John street, runs N. fr. Vine bet. Sixth & LawrenceJohns street, runs from 466 south Front to SecondJohns & Linerd's wharf and mast-shed, first south of

the public landing at the Hay scales, (N. L.)

Johnson's lane, runs W. from Moyamensing below

WhartonJoint alley, runs E. from Sch. Eighth near ChesnutJones' alley, see Pewterplatter alley

Jones' alley. (S. L,) runs south fiom Browne betweenBr.dd and Second

Jones' alley, runs north from 15 Mary's alley

Jones' street, runs from Sch. Fourth to Sixth betweenHigh and Filbert

Jones' wharf, opens at 127 north WaterJuliana street, runs north from 175 Vine, and con-

tinued above BuitonwoodJuniper alley, fr. Tenth near Walnut to Juniper lane

Juniper lane, from George to Walnut between Tenthand Eleventh

Juniper street; (N. 8c S.) from Vine to Cedar betweenBroad and Thirteenth

Kern's wharf, opens at 1 1 9 south WaterKessler's couit, runs east from N. Fourth near Coats'

Key's alley from 160 N. Front to 183 SecondKeyset St Oorgas? wharf, opens at 225 north WaterKnight's court, runs south from 178 Cherry

ht's (J) wharf, opens at 179 north WaterKnight's (D. P ) wharf, opens at 371 north Front

Knoodk iiom Walnut to Locust between Sch.

Seventh and Eighth

Knorr's wharf opens at 195 north WaterKugler's court: opens at 130 RaceKunckle street, from Wood to Green between north

Third and Fourth

Lsetitia court, frcm 30 High to Blackhorse alley

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wharf, first north of Ceiiar

Lambert street, from Thirteenth to Juniper betweenNorman and Clare alleys

icaster and Susqeu'/iauna Insurance Office,

L aide's wharf, opens at 85 SwansonLatimer k MurrfocVs wharf, third above ArchLatimer's wharf, opens at 163 south WaterLaurel street, from 39 Spruce to YorkLaurel street, (N. L.) from near 529 north Front to

SecondLaurence street, runs north from 255 VineLaw's court, runs south from 106 Christian

Lebanon Garden, in Cedar near TenthLeech's court, runs south from 156 SpruceLeipers wharf, opens near 179 north WaterLemon street, runs from 156 north Eighth to ChesterLewis' alley, from 24 Small to Hum alley

Liberty alley, from 9 Duke to 6 GreenlA'rravij. (Philadelphia) in Filth corner of Library st\

Library street, from 62 south Fourth to 55 Fifth

l#$uran?e Ojjice, in Chesnut op. the StateHouse

Lily alley, from Tammany near Second to near Coats'(e Dock street, from 50 Spruce to 177 S. Second!e George street, from 50 S. Sixth to 51 Seventh

Little German street, from 90 Swanson to 577 southFront

Littie Oak street, from Pottery alley to Lewis' be-tween Shippen and Fitzwater

Little Pine street, from Seventh to Eighth betweenFine and Lombard

Little Washington street, from Front to Secoad southof Federal

Little Water street, from Lombard street alley to 7Cedar

Littleboy's court, opens at 48 ArchLocust street, from 125 south Sixth to SchuylkillLocust IVard* between Walnut and Spruce, south

Fourth and Schuylkill

Lodge alley, from 16 south Seventh to EighthLolar's court, runs west from 528 north FrontLombard street, from 212 south Front to SchaylkillLombard street alley, from the Delaware i« 249 south

Front B

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Lombardy, west of the Centre square

Long lane, runs south from Cedar near Sch. S<

Lower Delaware Ward, between Mulberry and S

safras and the Delaware and north Fourth

Loxlev's court, runs north from 115 Mulberry

Loxiet's court, runs south from 30 Spruce

Lugars row, enters Second north of Beaver

LvndalFs alley, from Twelfth and Thirteenth be-

tween Walnut and Weaver's alley

Lvndall's court, runs east from Tenth below Fine

Lytle's court, runs east from 263 south Second

Madison avenue, from Sheaff's alley to Vine street

Ma 'Mi court, runs north from 23 St. MaryMaffet's wharf, first below Queen (S.)

Magnolia street, runs south from Noble east of Si

JIJagdale'H Ostium, corner of Sch. Second & RaceMarden's row, N. from Catharine bet. Front & SecMaiden street, from the Delaware to the intersection

of.the Genoantown road and Front

Maltall^v. from Nicholson's court to 206 RaceMarisinn-ffouse Hotel, see Washington Hall

Maph- from 134 north Eighth to H'S Ni:

Marble street, from 14 south Tenth to El

Margaret alley, from Twelfth to Thirteenth between

Cherry and RaceMargaretta street, from 258 N. Front to 275 Sec«md

Maifa street, from north Fourth to Old York n

between Coates' and Browne$£jnri ranee Office, AT WalnutMaris & Evans' wharf, opens at 57 south Water

M;- barf, opposite Swede's Church

rvi e, iiom 98 north Eleventh lo Twelfth

„h street, from the Delawaie to the Frank-

ford road between Crown and Hanover,/ficcs west wing of the State Houseuiiey, from 122 south Fourth to 137 Fifth

street, fiom the Delaware near the High3 t ior:t

urn 27 Gille's alley to south Sixth

>1 h from 496 south Front to 505 Secondin Cherry to the Frankford road

\i !ui;c, from south Fourth to Passyunk road

ue v-een Cnristian and Carpenter

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Masonic Hall and Grand Lodge of Pcnmylvamiay

Chesnut between Seventh and Eighth

Massey's wharf, opens at 15 south WaterMatlack's court, runs south from 12 Spruce

Mayor's Office, S.W. cor. of Fifth and ChesnutM'Cloud's court, opens at 154 RaceM'Culloch's court, runs west from 144 north Front

M'Ginnes' court, runs east from 7 VernonM' Michael's court, runs east from Pitt above Beavet

M' Mullen's wharf, second below QueenMead alley, from 328 south Front to 349 Second

Mechanic^ Bunk, 9 south Third

Mechanic street, runs from 316 Vine to MapleMercer street, runs from Wrrren to Locust

Merchants' Coffee-House and Exchange, 86 south Se-

condMeredith's alley, enters Poplar lane above Third

Meredith's court, enters Fifth below ButtonwoodMiddle alley, from 168 south Sixth to Seventh

Middle Ward, between High and Chesnut and Fourth

and Schuylkill

Midlen's court, opens at 369 south Front

Mifflin's court, runs west from 318 south Front

Mifflin's wharf, opens at 133 and 139 north WaterMiles' alley, runs west from 102 south TenthMiles' row, near Rose and WilliamMiller's alley, runs east from 87 south Sixth

MilJer's alley, from Sch. Eighth to Broad betweenRace and Vine

Miller's court, runs south from 158 SpruceMiller's court, fJV.L.J runs west from 314 N. SecondMiller's court, f.Y.L.J runs north from 45 GreenMinor street, from 4 south Fifth to 3 Sixth

Mint, (United States,) 27 and 29 north SeventhMint court, runs west from Raspberry lane between

Cherry and RaceMintzer's court, runs west from 244 north SecondMorgan's court, runs east from Eleventh to Faries"

court below VineMorgan street, tr. Ninth to Tenth bet. Race & VineMorris' alley, from 62 south Front to 79 SecondMorris' wharf, opens at 115 south WaterMorris and Flower's wharf, at Almond street publk

landing

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Morton's wharf, opens at 10.5 south "WaterMoyamensing road, runs south from the ii

of Chmtiata and SecondMud lane, from the Black horse, Frankford road.

the Germanto.tvn roadMulberry alley, from 282 north Eighth to GardenMulberry court, runs west from 8 north Sixth

Mulberrv street, from the Delaware to Schuylkil

betweet H%h and RaceMu$enii:< at the State House, Chesnut street

Myers' court, from £03 RaceMyers* court, runs east from 153 north Third

"Navy Yard, lower end of Swanson street

J&iv~£rtigktnd Inn, 5 south AYater

.\V?r .Market House. Second between Pine & CedaiNew Market street, from 19 Vine to 42 Green*X*ew Market VfartL between Spruce and Cedar the

Delaware and FourthNew street, see Story

Nicholson's alley, runs from 113 Cherry to RaceNinth street, (Us) from 339 High to VineNinth street, (S) from 304 High to CedarNixon's wharf, opens at 1 1 PennNoble street, from 330 north Front to Sixth

Nonnater ?s court, runs south from 280 Arch

Norman alley, from Thirteenth to Juniper betweenRace and Lambert

Norris* alicy. from 68 south Front to 87" SecondN orris* wharf, fourth above Hanover,]\*orth Jviierica Bank, 99 Chesnut above Third•A ui Ih ilmerica Insurance Office, 40 "Walnut

Northern Liberty Hank* Vine belqw Third

JWfA Maiierry fVardi between Race and Vine and

Fourth and Schuylkill

North alley, from sVi N. Fifth to .19 Sixth

North street, from Tenth to Eleventh below Vine

A*orth JVard, between High and Arch and Fourth

and Schuvlkill

Oak street, (N. L.J from Willow to the High Bridge

between the Delaware and Front

Oak street, (8.) from 22 Crab to the Passvunk road

Ogilbv's wharfand shi second below Arg;

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"Ohio street, from- Quince alley to Twelfth betweenPine and Lombard

Old Court House, Second, east end of Market houseOld Ferry, back of 45 north WaterOld York road, from 121 Vine to Germantown roadOrange street, from Seventh to Eighth between Lo-

cust and SpruceOrange street, fK.) from the end of Palmer to Frank-

ford road

Osborne's court, W. fr. blackberry alley S. of WalnutOtter street, from Frankford road N. of Queen in a

serpentine direction to Second

Palmer street, from Queen to Frankford road betweenHanover and Cheny

Paper alley, from Thirteenth to Broad between Fil-

bert and ArchParham's alley, from 104 Swanson to 393 south FrontPaschall's alley, from N. Fourth to the Old York road

between Green and Coats'

Pussyunk road, the boundary between Soulhwark andMcyamensing, runs S. W. from 178 Cedar

Patton's court, from 26 south FourthPcalfs Museum, State House in Chesnut street

Pearson's court, E. fr. St. James' church N. SeventhPear street, from 62 Dock to 83 south ThirdPeddle's wharf, opens at 63 i orth WaterPegg street, from 290 north Front to 299 SecondPenitentiary, or State Prison, cor, of Walnut 8c SixthPenn street, from 8 Pine to CedarPenn street, (K.) from the Canal to Beach street alone-

the DelawarePennsylvania avenue, from Bryan's alley to 138 VinePennsylvania Bank, 86 south SecondPennsylvania Insurance Office, N. E. corner of Second

and DockPenrose's wharf, first north of Almond landingPenrose's wharves, between Catharine and QueenPerkenpine's court, runs east from 43 BuddPerot's wharf, at 39 and 43 N. WaterPeter's alley, fr. Charlotte near B»-**ne to N - Fourth

Petticoat alley, from 125 '*>**?: t0 ** r°wne

Pew tern-latter alley.^rn 14 N# Front to l7 Second* B 2

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Pfeifer's alley, fr. 22 New Market to 235 N. Sec

Pfeifer's court, K. fr. Second to the Germantown :

Philadelphia Bank, S. YV. cor. of Chesnut and Fourti

Philadelphia Dispensary, 37 south Fifth

Philadelphia Library* corner of Library and Fifth

Philadelphia Insurance Office, 94 south Second. •

of Walnut street

Phillips' ship-yard, first north of the Navy YardPhilosophical Hall, in Fifth below Chesnut, W. >idr>

Phoenix Insurance Office, 96 south SecondPine alley, from Bail alley to 235 south Fourth

Pine street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill bet.

Union and LombardPitt street, from Cohocsink creek to the Germantown

road between N. Second and ThirdPleasant avenue, from 235 Lombard to Little Pine

Pleasant street, from Charles to Wissahiccon road

between James and ButtonwoodPlum street, from 230 south Second to Fifth

Plum alley, (M.) from Grisel's alley »o south Sixth

Poplar alley, runs N. from Locust between Currant

alley and Eleventh

Poplar lane, from 440 X. Front to Wissahiccon roaft

Portland lane, from 152 south Sixth to Seventh

Port Wardens Office. 18 WalnutPost Office, 116 Chesnut

Pottery alley, from 8 Small to Little OakPowell street, from 100 south Fifth to 133 Sixth

Powell street, (V.) from Francis to George

Pratt's court, from 096 N. Front

Pratt's wharf, opens at 93 I\. WaterPresbyterian court, west from 170 south FourthPrichett*s. wharf, first south, of ChesnutPrime street, from the Delaware to Shippers i

between Carpenter and Federal

Prince street, runs N. E. from Shack'atnaxou bet

Bedford and the Frankl'ord road

probate of JVills, Office in the State HouseProspect alley, east from 37 N. TenthProspect court, east from Eleventh between Filbertaud Mim/v-ry

Prosperous alley, ^ utll from Locust bet Eleventhand Twelfth

Protestant Episcopal Jicadewy,-*- T<ocust ab. Ninth

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Prpthonoiory of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania*Office in i lie State House

Protkvnctary of the Court of Common Fleas, Office

in the State fro

Prune street, from 110 south Fourth to Sixth

Pryors alley, from near 152 S. Ninth t,o 1G5 TenthPryor's wharf, opens r.ext 385 north FrontPump alley, west from Spafford. below Shippcn

Quarry street, from 36 Bread to 101 N. ThirdQueen street. (S.) from the Delaware to Passyunk

road between Catharine and Christian

Queen street, (Point-no-Point road) N. E. fromFrankfort! road near Otter to Gunner's run

Quince street, from Walnut to Lombard betweennth and Twelfth

Race street, see Sassafras

Rachel street, north from Browne to Laurel betweeaBudd and Second

Randall's court, W. from Blackberry alley ab. Loeu>fRandolph's court, west from 126 X. SecondRanstead's court, see Pat ton's

Rapin's court, south from 1 02 HighRaspberry alley, from Walnut to Spruce bet. Ninth

and Tenthberry lane, from 173 Cherry to 286 Sassafras

Read's alley, from 190 Cedar to 5 BedfordUecorder of Df-eds. Office in the SUtte HouseMad store wharf, opens at 75 X. WaterRelief alley, from Carters alley to DockRelief street, frem 218 south Front to 2ST SecondRemmington and Simmon"* wharf, opens at 223 V.Water

Richardson's court, north from 159 Sassafras

Ridj;e road, tee WissahicounRihPs court, west from 526 N. ThirdJiising Sun /;<». 133 Sassafras near FourthRittenhouse place, N. side of Locust above NinthRobbings wharf, opens at 9 Little WaterRogers court, runs north from Pegg street

Rose street, runs N. E. from Germantown road be't

Otter and Secondse alley, (N. B.) fr. Tammany n. Third to Browne

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Rose alley, runs north from 127 LocustRoss's wharf, opens at 97 south WaterRowlinson's court, east from Ki9 N. SecondRugan street, from 347 Callowhill to JamesRush's court, west from 142 south FourthRussell's wharf, first south of Pine st. public landing

San sum's alley, from Willow to Noble, bet. St. Johnand north Third

Sansom's row, N. side of Walnut between Swanwickand Eighth

Sansonrs Union row, (N. L.) 258 N. Secondransom street, from south Seventh to Ninth betweenChesnut and Walnut

Sarah street, fr. Queen n. Frank ford road to Bedford.Sassafras alley, from 190 Sassafras to Bryan's alley

Sassafras street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill be-

tween Cherry and VineSaunders' court, east from Pitt near BeaverSaving? Bank, Decatur near HighSaj street, fr. Sch. 7th to 8th bet. Race and Vine"-ay's alley, fr. Cherry to Walnut west of ThirteenthSaay's court, west from 56 N. ThirdSay's wharf, opens at 19 N. WaterScheme alley, see Vine alley

Schively's alley, see Bryan'sSchleisman's alley, east from N. Third between

Poplar lane and BeaverSchneider's wharf, opens at 51 J N. FrontSchriver's court, east from 71 N. EighthSchuylkill Bank. S. E. corner of High and SixthSchuylkill road, runs from Washington to Bridg*,

west of the river Schuylkill

Scott's alley, from 379 High to 96 Filbert

Scott's court, enters Poplar lane above FrontSecond street, (N.) from 69 High to Mud lane

ond street, (8.) from 52 High running southond street, from Schuylkill (N. & S.) runs from

Vine to Cedar between Front and Third^egan's wharf and ship-yard, opens at 371 N. FrontSeit's court, soutJi from Go SassafrasSeym-Stars Inn, N. W. cor. of Fourth & SassafrasSeventh street, (N.) from 263 High to Vine and con-

tinued north from Camac

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>mth street, (S.) from 2$8 Hi^h to Passyunk road

Seventh street, from .Schuylkill (S. & S.) from Vineto Cedar between Sixth and Eighth

Shackamaxon street, fr. the Delaware to the Frank-ford road between Sarah and Crown

Shnk'speare Buildings, N. W, corner of Gbesnut andS IX th

Sheafi'-s alley, fr. N. Eleventh rear Race to TwelfthShepherd's court, west from 36 N. Third

Sheriff's Qj/icej in the State HouseShield's alley, from 140 S. Ninth to Raspberry alley

Shippen's lane, from Cedar near Broad to FederalShippen street, from 266 south Front to Eighth

Shoemakers wharf, first S. of Mulberry street publii

landingShrivers court, east from 71 N. EighthSimmon's court, west from 216 N. FrontSim's alley, from the Delaware tu 15 south WaterSim's wharves, open at 153 and 159 south Wateiand Pine street landing

Sixth street (N.) from 233 High to the Germantownroad north of Vine—it is the boundary line bet,

the Northern Liberties and Penn townshipSixth street (S.) from 162 High to CarpenterSixth street, from the Schuylkill (N. & S.) from Vine

to Cedar between Fifth and SeventhSmall alley, opens at 27 BarronSmith's alley, from near 219 S. Third to 32 Gaskill

Smith's alley (N. L.) from 119 Green to 128 Coats'

Smith's court, runs south -from High near Sch. EighthSmith's court, west from 172 N. Eighth

Smith's (J) wharf, opens at 349 N. FrontSmith's (W. T.) wharf (Red-stores) 111 and 75 X.Water

Smith's wharf, opens at 67 N. WaterSnowden & Wagner's wharf, second below Christian

Sobers alley, from 129 Walnut to Library

South Mulberry Ward, between Mulberry andSassafras the Schuylkill and Fourth

South street, see CedarSouth alley, from 10 N. Fifth to 7 Sixth

South Ward, between Chesmit and Walnut and

Fourth and the Schuylkill

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Spafford street, from 50 Bedford to FitzwaterSpring Garden Tavern and Wigwam, in north Sixlli

near ButtonwoodSpruce street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill be-

tween Locust and PineSt. Andrew's street, from Sch. Second to Broad be-

tween Hunter street and Francis lane

St. Barnard's court, from 460 south SecondSt. George's alley, from 55 Elm (New) street

St. John street, from Pegg's run or Willow street to

Cohocsink creek

St. Joseph's avenue, from Sch. Fifth to Sixth betweenHigh and Chesnut

St. Mary's street, from 220 S. Sixth to Eighth

Stable alley, from S. Seventh to opposite 46 Eighth

Stall's court, from 203 Sassafras to Bryan's alley

Stamper's alley, from 208 south Second to 163 ThirdStamper's wharf, opens at 127 south WaterStarr alley, from 163 Cherry to 189 Sassafras

State House, the S. side of Chesnut between Fifth

and Sixth

Steinmetz's court, runs east from 93 N. Fourth

Steinmetz'3 court, (N. L.) N. from Buttonwood neai

Fifth

Steinmetz's wharf, opens at 51 north WaterStephen's court, runs west from 404 north Front

Sterling's alley, from 15 Cherry to 118 Sassafras

Stewart's alley, from Cherry to 394 Sassafras

Stewart's court, west from Eleventh near Sassafras

Stewart & Wiltberger's wharf, opens at ITS north

WaterStiles' wharf, first north of Coates' street

Stillhouse's wharf, first north of Christian

Stillhouse alley, runs west from 330 north FrontStory street, from 152 north Third to near 93 Fourth

Strawberry street, from 58 High to 55 ChesnutSugar alley, from 32 north Sixth to 23 SeventhSugar-house alley, from Vine to Wood, east of ThirdSummerl's wharf, opens at 75 north WaterSummers' court, runs west from 414 south SecondSwanson street, soutli from 10 CedarSwanwick street, from Little George to 153 WalnutSwede's alley, the commencement of Church street..

runs from 22 Christian

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Swift's wharves, below the Swede's church

Tammany street, from 318 N. Second to the OldYork road

Taper alley, runs north from 53 GreenTaylor's alley, from 58 south Front to 73 SecondTenth street, (N) from 373 High to Wissahiccon rd.

Tenth street, (S) from near 371 High to CedarThatcher's wharf, opens at 519 north FrontTheatre, (New) Chesnut first above Sixth

Theatre, [City] Prune between Fifth and Sixth

Third street, fNj from 115 High to Germantownroad

Third street, fSJ from 90 High running south

Third street from Schuylkill, (N. & S.) runs fromVine to Cedar between Second and Fourth

Thirteenth street, (N.) from High to Vine betweenTwelfth and Juniper

Thirteenth street, (S.) from High to Cedar betweenTwelfth and Juniper

Thomas' wharf, opens at 137 Swan son

Thorn's court, enters Fourth near George (N. L.)

Tidmash street, from Passyunk road facing Carpen-ter street to Shippen's lane

Timber lane, from Frankford road above Shackamax-on street to Turner's lane

Tivoll Garden. High east of Centre SquareTon alley, from 57 south WaterTorr's court, runs east from the Ridge road aboveWood

Townsend's court, runs south from 86 SpruceTraquair's court, runs east from 1 1 north TenthTrimble's court, from 510 north Front

Trotter's alley, from 22 south Second to StrawberryTrusty's court, runs south from 6 LocustTunis' wharf, opens at 71 south WaterTurner's court, runs north from near 101 CatharineTwelfth street, (N.) from High to Vine between

Eleventh and Thirteenth

Twelfth street. (S.) fiojn High to Cedar betweenEleventh and Thirteenth

Union alley, from 180 Swanson to 463 south FrontUnion Insurance Office, 45 Walnut

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Union street, from 166 south Front to 79 Fourth

Union street, (K.) from Bedford to Prince betweenMarlborough and Hanover

United States Bank* Chesnut between Fourth andFifth

United States Insurance Office. 49 WalnutUnited States Arsenal, Gray's ferry road. S. ot CeUnited States Stage Office. 50 south ThirdUnited States Loan Office, in bank, of the U. States

Unity court, south from 16 Little PineUniversiti/ of Fnmsylvania and Jledical Lyceum, S.

Ninth near Hiirh

Upper Delaware Ward, between Sassafras and Vineand Fourth and Schuylkill

Upper ferry road, from Callowhili near Washingtonto the Upper Bridge

Vandu?on''s wharf and ship-yard, first X. of HanoverVauxhall Garden. Broad between George & WalnutVernon street, from 44 Cedar to 29 ShippenVideTs court, west from 58 south SecondVienna street, from Prince to West street between

Cherry and WoodVine alley, runs from Tenth to Broad above VineVine street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between

Sassafras and vaiiowhill, being the northern boun-

dary of the city

Vineyard street, from the Wissahiccon road to

Charles between Anne and GeorgeVineyard's snip-yard, at S. Brusstars wharf

Warners a . from 135 Cherrv to 252 Sassafi

i

v~Walker"- runs east from 239 north SecondWallace's ns west from 10 north FrontWall's ell from Kmleirs to Rogers court

Wall's v. 1.27 south WaterWain's ( at 135 south WaterWain's >errs at 7 SwansonWalnut ,:. enth to Juniper bet. Cher-

ry audWalnut laware to Schuylkill between

ChesnWalnut n Chesnut and Walnut the

Delawai- Fourth

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Walter's wharf, opens at S55 north FrontWarden's Office, 18 WalnutWarder's wharf, first south of Race street landingWarder's wharf, (N. L.) opens at 371 N. FrontWarren street, (C.) from Quince to Twelfth north

of SpruceWarren street, (K.) from Beach to Queen betweenHanover and Bishop

Warner's court, south from 230 Shippen street

Washington court, runs north from 205 LombardIVashington Hall and Hotels Third st. above SpruceWashington street, (formerly Columbia avenue) forms

the west and south angles of Washington squareWashington street, a continuation of High from the

Permanent Bridge, running through Hamiltonvillage

Washington street, (Penn township) east from the

Ridge road between Green and HickoryWashington street, (Penn township) north from Viaebetween William and Front

Washington street, (Southwaik) runs from 550 southFront to Moyamensing road

Water street, (X.) from 16 High to Willow or

Poole's BridgeWater street, (S.) from 12 High street to PineWatkins' alley, from 22 Bread to 85 N. ThirdWatson's alley, from Branch to Story

Watson's alley, runs south from 104 Locust

Watson & Paul's wharf, first south of Chesnut street

landing

Weaver's alley, runs from Twelfth to Thirteenth;

between Lyndall's alley and Locust

Webb's alley', from 221 Cherry to 334 RaceWell's alley, from Oak street to 37 i N. Front

West street, fr. Frankford road to Wood above DukeWest's court, east from 27 New Market street

West's Picture Exhibition, Spruce street ab. EighthWest's (C.) wharf, first north of Vine street landing

West's ( W.) wharf, opens at 155 north WaterWharf street, south from Cedar along the wharvesWharton street, from the Delaware to Passyunk road!

near Federal

Wharton's wharf, opens at 67 SwansonC

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Wharves, (N.) from High along the Delaware

Wharves, (S ) fr. High along the Delaware to CedarWhitaker's row, runs west from 66 south Fifth

White- Bear Inn, 220 High street

White's ship-yard, at J. Broker's wharf (K.JWhite-Swan Inn, 106 Race near Third

Widows' jisylum, High west of Sch. Seventh, S. side

Wig_rin's conrt, runs south from 62 Cherry

Wi'cock's wharf, opens at 57 S. WaterWiley's court, runs south from Castle street

Williamson's court, fr. 262 Cedar to 7 1 Bedford (M.)William street, from Otter to Rose

Willing's alley, from 98 S. Third to 75 Fourth

Willing 5c Francis' wharves, at 15 and 21 PennWillow court, runs south from Pine above Sixth

Willow street, (Sch.) from Locust to Cedar between

Schuylkill and BeechWil ow street, (jY.L J fr. Delaware along Pegg's run

Wilson's wharf, second south of Maiden landing

Wissahiccon road, N. VV. from the cotner of Ninth

and VineWisvar's court, runs south from Vine east of Broad

Witman's alley, fr. Knuckle n. Callowhill to Fourth

Witman's court, runs west fsom 400 N. Second

Woglom's court, east from 7 > N. Eighth

Wood street, fM L.) fr. 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 Wash-ington

Wright's alley, fro n Miller's alley to Vine between

Schuylkill Eighth and Broad

York Buildings on the south side of Walnut betweenWa-hing.on and F/ightb

York court, runs east IVovn 37 BuddYork streei- from 135 south Third ;o Laurel

Zachary's court, rovth fioin 3 1 WalnutZane street, from 32 north Seventh to Eighth.

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GOVEHjYMEjKT OF THE U. STATES.

JAMES MONROE, President of the U. States of America.

DANIEL D. TOMPKINS, Vice-President.

John Q. Adams, Secretary of State.

YV. H. Crawford, Secretary of the Treasury.

John C. Calhoun, Secretary of War.Smith Thompson, Secretary of the Navy.

William Wirt, Attorney General.

Joseph Anderson, Comptroller of the Treasury.

Richard Harrison, Auditor of do.

Joseph bourse, Register of do.

Thomas Tudor Tucker, Treasurer.John M'Lean, Com. Gen. Land Office.

Return J. Meigs, jun. Post-Master General.

Judges of the Supreme Court of the United States.

John Marshall, Chief Justice; Bushrod Washington, Wiliiam Johnson, jun. B. Livingston, Thomas Todd, Joseph

Story, Gabriel Duval, Associate Judges.

Seventeenth Congress of the United States.

SENATORS.Maine—John Chandler, John Holmes.New-Hampshire—S. Bell, J. F. Parrott.

Massachusetts—James Lloyd, Elijah H. Mills.

Rhode-Island—H. R. Bright, James D'Wolf.Connecticut—James Lanman, E. Boardman.Vermont— William A. Palmer, H. Seymour.New-York—Rufus King, M. Van Beuren.New-Jersey—Mahlon Dickerson, S. L. Southward.Pennsylvania—William Lowrie, William Findlay.

Delaware—C, A. Rodney, N. Van Dyke.Maryland—Edward Lloyd, Samuel Smith.

Virginia—J. Barbour, James Pleasants.

North Carolina—Nathaniel Macon, M. Stokes.

South Carolina—John Gaillard, W. Smith.Georgia—John Elliot, Nicholas Ware.Kentucky— R. M. Johnson, Isham Talbot.

Tennessee—John Williams, J. H. Eaton.

Ohio—W. A. Trimble, Benjamin Ruggies.Louisiana—.lames Brown, H. Johnson.Indiana—Walter Taylor, James Noble.

Mississippi—T. H. Williams, D. Holmes.Illinois—Ninian Edwards, Jesse B. Thomas.Alabama—William R. Ring, J. W. Walker.Missouri—T. II. Benton, Duvid iiarton.

REPRESENTATIVES.

Maine—J. Cushman, E. Lincoln, M. L. Hill, E. Derricks,

}.. Dana, Ezekiel Whiteman, William D. Williamson—7.

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New-Hampshire—William Plumer, jun. N. Upharo, JosiaL-

Butler, M. Harvey, Aaron Matson, Thomas Whipple, jr.—6.

Vermont—S. C. Crafts, Elias Keyer, B. C. Mallory, C. Rich,

Phincas White, J. Mattocks—6.

Massachusetts—J. Reed, B. Gorham, G. Barstow, WilliamEustis, T. Fuller, J. Nelson, A. Hobart, F. Bavlies, J. Russel.

L. Bigeiow, S. Lathrop, S. C. Allen, H. W. Dwight—13.

Rhode Island—J. Durfree, S. Eddy—-2.

Connecticut—G. Tomlinson, N. Barber, H. W. Edwards, J-

Ross, E. Stoddard, A. Sterling-, Daniel Burrows

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7.

New York—C. D Colden, S. Wood, C. C. Cambrelirg, J. I

Morgan, J. H. Pierson, W. W. Tan Wyck, W. Patterson, C.

H. Ruggles, R. M'Carty, S. Van Rensselaer, J. D. Dickinson,

J. \V. Taylor, N. Pitcher, R. H. Walworth, J. Gebhard, A.

Conkling, J. Hawks, S. Campbell, J. Kirkland, T. H. Hubbard,M. Sterling, E. Litchfield, W. D. Rochester, D. Woodcock,E. Spencer, A H. Tracy, Charles Burland, jun.

—

27.

New Jersey—Lewis Condit, E. Bateman, G. Cassedy, S.

Swan, G. Hoicomb, J. Matlock—6.

Pennsylvania—J. Sergeant, J. Hemphill, Thomas Forrest,

S. Edwards, W. Darlington, S. Gross, J. Phillips, J. Buchanan,

J. S. Mitchell, J. Findlay, J. M'Sherry, S. Moore, Thomas J

Rogers, L. Worman, J. Tod, J. Brown, G. Denison, T. Mur-ray, jun. G. Plumer, T. Patterson, A. Stewart, H. Baldwin, PFarellv—23.Delaware—W. Hall, L. M'Lane—2.

Maryland—I. M'Kim, jr. P. Little, H. R. Warfield, J. Kent. T.

Bayley, R. Neal, R. Nelson, R Wright, J. Casden—9.

Virginia—M. Alexander, W. S. Archer, W. Lee Ball, P. PBarbour, B. Bassett, J. Floyd, R. S. Garnett, E. B. Jackson, J

Jones, J. Leftwich, W. M'Coy, C. F. Mercer, T. L. Moore, II

Nelson, T. Newton, J. Randolph, W. Smith, A. Smith, ASmyth, A. Stevenson, T. Van Swearingen, G. Tucker, J

Williams— 23.

North Carolina—J* Crudnp, W. N. Edwards, H. G. Burton,

T. H. Hall, L. Sawyer, W. S. Blackledge, C. Hooks, AM'Neftl, H. Connor, F. Walker, L. Williams, R. M. Saunders,

John Long—13.

South Carolina—W. Lowndes, S. Tucker, T. R. Mitchell.

J. Overstreet, G. M'Duffie, 1. Gist, James Blair, Major Ha-

milton, J. Wilson—9.

Georgia—J. Abbott, J. A. Cuthbert, E. F. Tatnall, R. BReid, G. R. Gilnior, YV. Thompson—6.

Kentucky—D. Trimble, J. P. Brackenridge, T. Metcalf, S

H. Woodeson, R. Hardin, J. T. Johnson, J. S. Smith, F. John-

yon, A. New, T. Montgomery— 10.

Tennessee—X. Camion, R. Allen, II. H. Bryan, J. Cocke,

F. Jones, J. Rea—6.

Ohio—T. R. Ross, J. W. Campbell, L. Barber, D. Cham-bers, J. Vance, J. Sloane—6.

Louisiana—J. S. Johnson.

Indiana—William Hendricks,

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Mississippi—Christopher Rankin,lliin. is—Daniel P. Cook.Alabama—Gabriel Moore.Missot ri ohn Scott.

.Michigan T< rritory—Solomon S'bley.

\rkansas Territory—James W. Bates.

FEAWSVLVAA'Ll./OSEPII H1ESTER, Governor.Andrew Gregg-

, Secretary of State.

1 homas Elder, Attorney General.

COURTS OF PEJS*jXSYLl\iJ\'IA.

The Supreme Court, (as a Court in Bank,) hold six terms

for argument, &.c. in the five districts of the state, and ad-

journed courts as they may deem necessary. The regular• -rms are,

For the Eastern District, composed of the city and county

>f Philadelphia, and the counties of Delaware, Chester, Montty, Bucks, Northampton, Lehigh and Pike, at Philadel-

\or. the 2d Monday in March, to eontinue two weeks,

n the 2d Monday in December, to continue three weeks.

The last Monday in July is the return day for July term, but

BBrt is then held. For the Lancaster District, composedof the counties of Lancaster, York, Dauphin, Lebanon, Schuyl-

kill, and Berks, at Lancaster, on the 3d Monday in May. For

the Middle District, composed of the counties of Northumberland, Union, Columbia, Centre, Mifflin, M'Kean, Clear

field, Lycoming, Potter, Tioga, Bradford, Susquehannah,

\Va\ne and Luzerne, at Sur.bury, on the Wednesday follow-

ing the second week of the teim of the Lancaster District

tor the Western District, composed of the counties of Alleg-

hany, Westmoreland, Somerset, Payette, Washington, Greene,

Beaver, Butler, Mercer, Crawford, Erie, Warren, Venango,

Armstrong, Indiana, Jefferson and Cambria, at rittsburg, or,

the first Monday in September, to concinue two weeks if ne-

cessary. For the Southern District, composed of the couiv

ties of Franklin, Adams, Cumberland, Huntingdon and Bed-

rid, at Chambeisbui g, on the Monda> week next following

'he end of the second week of the term of the Western Dis-

trict.

.Vote. It is only in the city and county of Philadelphia that

'he Supreme Court has original jurisdiction, and there only

where the sum in contiovt-rsy exceeds 500 dollars; all issues

of tact are tried by jury, before a single judge, at nisi pnus.

W O.L1AM TILGHMAN, Chief Justice

n:>

x I******THOMAS DUNCAN

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xxx Philadelphia Index.

The District Court for the city and county of Philadelphiahas original jurisdiction of all cases where the sum in tontroversy exceeds 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 holdcourts nine months in the year.

MOSES LEVY, Esq. President.

JOSEPH B. M'KEAN, Esq.BENJAMIN R. MORGAN, Esq. )

^ssociates -

The District Court for the city and county of Lancaster, in

Che city of Lancaster, on the first Mondays of February, June.September and December.

CHARLES SMITH, Esq. President.

Courts of Oyer and Terminer and general Jail

Delivery,

Are held twice in each year for the City and County ot

Philadelphia alternately, by the Judges of the Common Pleas,

and the Judges of the Supreme Court; in the other Districts *

they are held by the Judges of the Common Pleas. Trials ot

civil causes in the Common Pleas of Philadelphia County are

adjourned Courts, held at such times as the Judges may ap-

point.

CORPOIL2TIO.Y OP PHILADELPHIA.

Select CouNCiL.^-George Vaux, President; ThomasBradford, jr. Clerk; John W. Thompson, Anthony Cuthbert,

Wra. Rush, Joseph S. Lewis, Wm. Meredith, J. M. Scott,

Thos. Hale, John Miller, jr. T. Kittera, G. Worrall, L. D. Car,

pentier.

Common Council.—James S. Smith, President; John C-Lowber, Clerk; Benj. Jones, jr. Thos. Williams, Dan!. Knight,

Wm. A. Peddle, Wm. Heyl, Joshua Percival, Cenj. Tilghmanj

James M. Broome, S. J. Bobbins, John Markland, EphraimHaines, John R. Coates, Samuel Robinson, Anthony M. Buck-

ley, Wm. Gerhard, Charles W. Schreiner, Alexander Purves,

Aquila A. Browne, James Wilmex.

Robert Wharton, Mayor.Joseph Reed, Recorder.

John Bacon, City Treasurer.

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Robt. W. Sykes, attorney and solicitor to the Corporation.

Thomas T. Stiles, Joseph Morris, and Nathan Athertoi\,

City Commisioners.John M'Lean, and Win. Hines, High Constables.

Aldermen.—Matthew Lawler, Abraham Shoemaker, Jas,

N. Barker, John Douglass, George Bartram, Samuel Badger,John Inskeep, Andrew Pettit, John Geyer, John Connelly,

Peter Christian, William Duane, Joseph Watson, and JohnBinns.

George Beck and Joshua Henszey, Clerks of High street

Market.John Land, Clerk of the Second street Market.Robert Stiles, Clerk of Broad street Market.

Captain of the Nightly Watch, Anthony Elton.

Lieutenant of the Nightly Watch, Samuel Stevens.

Corders of Wood and Receivers of Wharfage:Vine street, John B. Ackley.

Race street, Henry Meyer, j'.m.

Arch street, Benjamin Meredith.Chesnut street, Charles M'Elwee.Drawbridge, Philip Winnemore; Peter Field, deputyPublic Landing on Schuylkill, John Marley.

Inspector of Wood coming by land into the city, John.

Marley.

Controllers of the Public Schools

For the First School District of the State of Pennsylvania-[Office, City Hall.]

Roberts Vaux, President; Win. W. Fisher, Samuel J. Rob-Lwns, liev. P. F. Mayer,,/?™* section. John C Browne, JacobJustice, second section. George M'Leod, Andw. Hooton, thifd

action. Joseph Norbury, fourth eection. Thomas M. Pettit,

i?ec*etary.

Managers of the Peh.nsijlvav.ia. Hospital.

Samuel Coates, Pattison Hartshorne, Wm. L.Hodge, TboS,.

Stewardson, Thomas P. Cope, Joseph Watson, Israel Cope,Thomas Morris, Henry Hollingswoith, Joseph Johnson, Alex,

Llmslie, and Matthew L. Bevan.

Tieusurer—Joseph S. Lewis.

Managers of the Alms House.George Swope, 351 north Second; James Schott, 385 Arch;

Thomas D. Grover, 15 Christian; Charles A. Harper, 21 Arch;

Joseph S. Walter, 237 Vine; Nathan Folwell, 343 north Third;

Charles N. Bancker, 320 Chesnut; Bankson Taylor, 30 Race;

John H. Curtis, 31 Queen.

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Index.

GUARDIANS OF THE POOR.

Wm Brown, 6 Bt. John st. Jeremiah Hokill, Callow]

i ear 9th; M. Ludie, Geirnantown road n. Rising Sun; 1. t.

Beach above Maiden st. Kensington; Damei Fitler?German-

lown road; Geo. Wilson, "I hird st. above Franklin; Jacob

Moser, Queen st. Kensii l >i .; Wm. Sutton, Queen near Marl-

borough st. Kensington* S P. Courtney, corner of Hanover

and Queen st. James A. Mahany, 55 Vine st. Tobias Bechler,

Corner of Second Si Brbwnj Maurice Starne, 407 N. Second st.

W'illiam Lee, 3 Lii.'v alley; Thomas Coats, jr. 320 N. Third;

Geqrge Egert, 357 north Second st- William Bruner, 112 St.

Johnst. John Carritson, 49 V;ne street and 131 N. Second;

Aavon Kille, 8S Vine st. Daniel Smith, 99 north Third st.

Wm. Widdifield, 42 N. Third and 160 Arch st Job B. Rem-ington, Arch near Twelfth sl. Joseph Blame, 5 north .Fifth st

George Peterson, 3 south Third st. Timothy Abbott, 74 S

Third st. H. Harrison, Chesnut one doer from Thirteenth st.

Joseph Williams, Jll Walnut st. Henry TroLh, 222 Market:

T. Wickersham, 161 Pine st. J. N. Iiaimes, 3 Minor st. Clap-

ton Earle, 20 Pine st. John Rakestraw, 279 south Front st;

'ohn Curry, 267 south Second st. John Floyd, jr. corner of

German and Fourth st. Joseph Hartley, 265 south Second st.

Samuel Sweeny, coiner of Geiman and Third st. John Bel-

rose, 3 15 south Second st. James Virtue, Fourth street be-

low Christian.

RULES A.XI) REGULATION'S.

}farden's Office^ Philadelphia,

For the information and government of Owners, Masters, andothers, having- the command, care, o. je of Ships or

Vessels within the port o harbour of Philadelphia, the

Wardens ot the port conceive it necessary to publish the

•wing Rules and Regulations1

:

1. Every ship or vessel that may arrive in this harbour,

and that shall come to anchor in tne stream, any where be-

tween Almond btJttt (in the district of Southwark,) andVine stteet, having previous i\ caused her gunpowder, if she

an\ on board, to be landed as the law directs, may re-

main iii that situation 24 hours, and no longer: taking care

to lay as near to the Island, or Sand-bar, as may be consis-

tent with their safety, j'-i I if, from the circumstance of a

\essel having servants on board, or from any other cause, it

may be thought necessary or convenient to lie a longer time

ill the stream, then, arid in every such case, the Owner, Mas-Ter, Pilot, or other person, baving the charge or direction oi

such vessel, shall remove her from opposite the city, andshall moor her, or cause her to be moored to the northward

of Vine street, with one anchor and cable up, and one anchor

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and cable down the stream; and in both the above-mentioned

situations, the regulations contained in the next succeeding

article 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 belying at such wharf or dock, the Owner, Master, Pilot, ot

whoever may have the command, care or direction of her,

shall have her securely made last, and if outside of another

vessel, shall get one good fast from eacli 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, to be rigged in, and their lower yards top

ped 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 an-

choring or mooring, the Master or person having the care o:

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 over

laj'ing, to be taken up and cleared.

4. If the fasts of a ship or vessel, when moored at a whar;

shall extend across a dock, so as to obstruct the passing ov

repassing of a shallop, lighter, or other craft or vessel, the

Master or other person having the charge or command of

such ship or vessel, shall, upon the first application, imme-diately cause such fast or fasts to be Cast oft' or slacked down

5. No outward bound vessel putting off from a wharf, shall

Tie longer in the stream, between Vine street and Almondstreet (in the district of Southwark,) above-mentioned, thin

24 hours. And if vessels lying at the end of wharves, so

much interlock with each other, as to prevent vessels fromhauling in or out of the docks, the Master, Owner, Pilot, or

other person having charge of the same, shall immediately onapplication from any person so wanting to haul his vessel in

or out of the dock aforesaid, have the vessel or vessels, so in-

terfering, moved in such manner as to accommodate the oneapplied for; in which case the vessel making room for ano-

ther to haul in or out, shall have liberty to make her warpsfast to the most convenient place adjacent for a reasonable

time, and that all sea vessels, when transporting or wantingto haul into a wharf or dock, or to make sail in order to pro-

ceed to sea, shall have the same privilege.

6. When any ship 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 comeinside next the wharf, until she discharges or loads her cargo;

and the said vessel when so discharged or loaded, shall haul

outside and give way to the ship or vessel that first occupiedthe wharf—Provided, that from the first day of December to

the first day of March, no vessel shall be compelled to move.

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PLAN OF THE WARDS

Of the Incorporated Part of the Northern Libert

COHOCSIXK CREEK, or Northern Boundary.

SEVENTH

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arives dailv, at half past 6 A. M.; closes daily, at half past2 P. M.

Newton, Morristown, Sparta, and Orange, N. J. arrive?

Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at half past 6 A. M.,closes Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 2 P. M.

Via Eastern, Pa. tor Johnsonburg, Hamburg-, Belvidere,Hope, Knowlton .Mills, Deckertown, Harmony, and Vernon,N. J. arrives Tuesdays, at 6 A. M.; closes Mondavs, (from1st April to 30th September) at 5 P. M.; at 3 P. M.'(from 1st

October to 3'st March.)Plemington, Pittstown, Van Syckles, New Hampton, As-

bury, Mansfield, and Bloomsbury, N. J. arrives Wednesday,at half past 6 A. M ; closes Saturday at 2 P. M.

All other ofiices in East New Jersey, arrives Wednesday at

half past 6 A. M. ; closes Monday at 2 P. M.

SOUTHERN MAIL.Delaware, Man land. Virginia, N. Carolina, S. Carolina and

Georgia states, and Alabama territory, arrives daily at 1 P.M.; closes daily at half past 6 A. M.Ohio state south ^nd west of Chilicothe, Kentucky, Indiana,

Illinois and Missouri states, arrives daily at 1 P. M.; closes

Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at halt'past 6 A. M.New Orleans, -Mississippi and Tennessee states, arrives

Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 1 P. M.; closes Sun-days, Wednesdays and Fridays at half past 6 A. M.London Grove, Chatham, New Garden, Cochransville and

•Strasburg, L». Cy. Penn ai rives Wednesday at 1 P. M.; closes

Saturday at half past 6 A. M.Pittsburg, Pa. and intermediate offices, and via Pittsburg,

Pa. for Ohio state and Michigan territory arrives daily at 4P. M.; closes daily half an hour before sun-set.

Via Harrisburg, Pa. for Mifflin and Huntingdon counties,arrives Wednesday at 4 P. M.; closes Saturday half an hourbefore sun -set.

Via Columbia, Pa. for York and Adams counties arrives

Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 4 P. AI.; closes Tues-days, Thursdays and Saturdays half an hour before sun-set.

Via Downington, Pa. for Kennett Square, New LondonCross Roads, Oxford, Lh. Cy. and White Horse and MountPleasant, L. i y. arrives Wednesday at 4 P. M.; closes Mon-day half an hour before sun-set.

West Chester, arrives Wednesdays and Saturdays at 4P. M.; closes Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays half anhour before sun-set.

Reading, Pa. and intermediate offices, arrives Mondays,Thursdays and Saturdays at 6 A. M ; closes Mondays, Wed-nesdays and Fridays (from 1st of April to 30th September)at 5 P. M.; (from 1st October to 31st March) at 3 P. M.Via Reading for Berks, Lebanon and Dauphin counties, ar-

rives Mondays and Saturdays at 6 A. M.j closes Mondaysand Fridays (from 1st April to 30th Sept.) at 5 P. M.; (from,

1st Oct. to 31st March) at 3 F. M.

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Via Reading for Northumberland, Union, Columbia, Ly-coming and Centre counties, arrives Monday at 6. A. Mcloses Monday, (from 1st April to 30th Sept.) at 5 P. M

;

(from 1st Oct. "to 31st March) at 3 P. M.Via Harrisburg for Halifax, D. Cy. Seelins Grove, U. Cy

Sunbury and Northumberland, Northd. Cy. Milton, Ca. Cy.

and Williamsport, L. Cy. arrives Wednesday at 4 P. M ;

closes Wednesday half an hour before sun-set.

Easton, Pa. and intermediate offices, arrives Tuesday?,Thursdays and Saturdays at 6 A. M.; closes Mondays, Wed-nesdays and Saturdays (from 1st April to 30th Sept.) at 5

P. M.; (from 1st Oct. tb 31st March) at 3 P. M.Via Easton, Pa. for Northampton, Luzerne, Pike, Wayne,

Susquehanna, and Bradford counties, Pa. and Gennessee, X.York, arrives Tuesday, at 6 A. M.; closes Wednesday, (from1st April to 30th Sept.) at 5 P. M.j (from 1st Oct. 'to 31st

March) at 3 P. M.Wilkesbarre, arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6AM.

doses Wednesdays and Saturdays (from 1st April to 30th ofSept.) at 5 P. M.; (from 1st Oct' to 31st March) at 3 P. M.Bethlehem, Montgomery Square, Allentown, Lausanne and

Kreidersville, Pa. arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-

days (from the 1st May to 31st Oct.) at 6 A. M.; Tuesdaysand Fridays (from 1st Nov. to 30th April) at 6 A. M.; closes

.Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays (from 1st May to

Oct.) at 5 P. M.; Tuesdavs and P'ridavs (from 1st Nov. to

30th April) at half past 12 P. M.Nazareth, Pa. arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 A. M.;

closes on Wednesday, with the Eastern mail; on Friday, '

the Betidehem mail.

Bridgetown. West N. J. and intermediate offices, arrive-

daily, at 3 P. M.; closes daily, at 3 P. M.Via Bridgetown, for Cedarsville, Fairton, and Dividing

Creek, arrives Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 3P. M.; closes Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3 P, M.

Via Bridgetown, for Millville, Port Elizabeth, Dennis'sCreek, Cape May C. H. and Cape Island, arrives Mondaysand Fridays, at 3 P. M.; closes Wednesdays and Saturdaat 3 P. M.'

For Salem, N J. via Woodbury, Sweedsborough andWoodstown, arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3P. M.; closes Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3' P. M.

Tuckerton, Somers' Point, Long-a-Coming, Evesham, Sooy'sInn, May's Landing and Absecoyn, N. J. arrives Tuesday at

4 P. M.j closes Wednesday at 3 P. M.Mount Holly and Moore's Town, arrives daily t ahalf p.

12 A. M. ; closes daily at half past 12 P. M.Bordentown, New Mills, Haddonfield, New Egypt and

Black Hcrse, 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. Somer-set C. H. Plainfield, Springfield, Bound Brook and Scotch

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Plains, X. J. arrives Mondays, Thursdays and Saturday*

at 6 A. M.; closes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at

6 A. M.Mail for Germantown, P. arrives daily at 8 A. M.; closes

dailv at 4 P. M.

BATES OF POSTAGE.On single letters carried any distance not exceeding SO

miles, 6 cents; over 30, and not over < 80, 10 cents; over 80,

and not over 150, 12^ cents; over 350, and not over 400,

18-J cents; over 400, 25 cents. Double letters, or thosecomposed oftwo pieces of paper, double those rates. Triple

letters, or those composed of three- pieces of paper, triple

those rates. Packets or letters composed of four or morepieces of paper, or one or more articles, and weighing oneounce avoirdupois, quadruple those rates; and in that propor-tion for all greater weight. Ship letters, not carried by mail,

6 cents.

Each newspaper, carried not over 100 miles, 1 cent; over100 miles, 1-h cent. But if carried to any place within thestate where printed, whatever be the distance, the rate is

only 1 cent.

Magazines and pamphlets are rated by the sheet, and car-

ried over 50 miles, 1 cent; over 50, and not over 100, lu-

cent; over 100, 2 cents. Every four folio pages, eight quartopages, and sixteen octavo, or lesser pages, are to be consi*

dered a sheet; also the surplus pages beyond even fours, &c.

Letters must be left at the Post Office within the time spe-cified, to insure going in the mail of the day; and Newspa-pers, before that time- As there are several places of thesame name in the United States, it is necessary that the di-

rections should be particular, the States should be distin-

guished, and, when it might otherwise be doubtful, theComities. When letters are not for a Post Town, the nearestPost Town ought to be mentioned.The Post Office is open daily, from sun-rise to sun-set, ex-

cept on Sundays, the Fourth of July, and Christmas day,when it is open from 8 to 9 A. M. and from 2 to 3 P. M.

Persons wishing to pay postage when the Office is shut,can enclose the money with the Jetter, directed to " The PostOffice." Those who keep accounts with the Carriers, or Of-fice, will please to enclose the letter directed in the samemanner, with a request that the postage be charged to theiraccount.

All notes or letters deposited in this Office, directed to anypart of the city east side of Broad street, and to the populousparts of the Northern Liberties and Southwark, will be c&r-ried out three times a day, viz. at 8 A. M. at 1 P. M. andan hour before sun-set, D

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Increase of Methodism.The Wesleyan Almanack* for 1823, published in this city,

contains an account of the annual conferences of the Metho-

dist Episcopal Church in the United States, and the number

of church members under the care of each conference re-

spectively; from which it appears that during last year there

were 15,476 members admitted; and that their present num-

ber amounts to 297,622—44,377 of whom are coloured.

There are 1106 Travelling Preachers under the Church-

Philadelphia Index. xxxix

A LISTOf the Institutions, Companies, and Societies,

Monied, Religious, Humane, Charitable, Literary, &c. &c,

.Abolition Society Annual election Dec. 31. President,

Wni. Rawle.

Academy of JVetural Sciences Annual election Dec. 30.

President, Win. Maclure.

Adult School An evening school for those who have not

had the advantage of an early education (who are taught

gratis) is opened in Southwark Halt Those of either sex,

who wish to attend the course of instruction, can leave their

names at either of the Day Schools, in the Hall. Persons, al-

though advanced in years, need not feel diffident in coming

forward.

jAfrican Friendly Society of St. Thomas Annual election

first Wednesday in December. President, Robert Douglass;

Secretary, Wm. West. Meet at B. Burton's, south Fifth he-

law Lombard.

Aim-well School Society, for the free instruction of FemaleChildren.

American Beneficial Society.

American Brotherly Society Meet the second Saturdayin every month, at 212 north Third.

American Friendly Institution -Incorporated in 1811.

Meet the second Monday in each month, at the S. W. corneror Race and Fifth. Annual election on the second Mondayin June. [Xone but native Americans are admitted. 'Thebenefit of sick members is from 3 to ^4, per week; and in

case of death, $30' iS allowed for funeral expenses, and 25cents additional, from each mender, where there is a widow.Persons applying for membership must be between the agesof 21 and 40. Initiation from 5 to g>10. Contribution 37 cents

per month.

J

American PJiVadelphia Society.

American Philosophical Society, for the Promotion of UsefulKnowledge Vice President, Chief Justice Wm. Tilghman;Treasurer, John Yaughan.

Atheiueum (For the Promotion of Literature.) Incorpo-rated in 1815. Rooms in the Philosophical Hall,' Fifth belowChesnut. Open daily, except Sundays, from 8 A. M. till 10P.M. President, Chief Justice Wm. Tilghman} Vice Presi-

dents John Yaughan; Treasurer, Quintin Campbell.

Auxiliary Bible Society.

Bricklayers' Benefit Society.

Bricklayers'' Company Incorporated in 1799. Electionbe 1st of January.

si Philadelphia Index,

British Emigrant Society Meet at 27 north Fifth stree 4:-

Burns' Club Meet 29th January (the anniversary ofPoet's birth.) President, Gavin Hamilton; Secretary, AdamTraquair.

Burrows' Beneficial Society———Incorporated in IS 16. Meet-.1 Wilsf n's tavern, opposite the State House, the first Tiay in eacli month.

Cabinet of Sciences.

Caledonian Benevolent Society Annual election Jam.Treasurer, Alexander M'C'ausland.

Carpenters' Company Meet at their flail in Carpenter's-,-urt. Instituted in 1721, and incorporated in 1790.

Chriat Church Soap ita 'for fFttfows, 10 Cherry street.

Christian Benevolent Society.

Cincinnati Society of the State of Pennsylvania Annual•lection on the 4th of July.

City Hospital For the reception of patients labouring-

r malignant fevers; situate S. W. corner of Sch. Fourthand Francis' lane,

C-Alege of Physicians Incorporated in 1789. Election in

July.

Columbia Benevolent Society Instituted in 1804. Meetsi lie 4th Thursday in every month, at New Market Hall, S

-:cond street. Annual election in February.

Columbian Chemical Society.

Columbian Beneficial Society of the City ami County of Phi-

[phia Incorporated in 1316. Meets at New Market

Hall (south Second street) on the first Tuesday in every

h. Each person on being- admitted a member, pays into

the funds a sum agreeable to his age—thus: if between 21

-for every year older 50 cents. No person ad-

d who is more than 40. Monthly contributions 31 c-

[Ay payments to sick members (not until they shall have

one year in the Society) §4. If, however, the disorder

:' a less serious nature, yet so as to incapacitate him from

his usual business* he is entitled to receive £3 per

lambian Beneficial Society Incorporated in 1800.

s on the first Saturday in every month, at John Wilson's

rn, 19o Chesnilt street. Election first Thursday in March

jentember.

Columbian Society of Artists President, Col. J. Trum-

Vice President," Wm. Strickland; Treasurer, John Val-

es Professor of Anatomy, Dr. P. C. Barton.

Committee ofJiEssionsofthe General Assembly of the

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Philadelphia Index. xli

vnon Prayer Book Society President, Chief Justice

Wm. Tilghman.

Corchvamers* Society Meets at 161 Chesnut street.

Cordvjainers' Society Meets on, the third Monday in each

month, at 97 south Fifth.

Coaqunaqiie Benevolent Society Meets on the fourth

Tuesday in the month, of New Market Hall, south Second st.

President, George M'Leod.

Decatur Benevolent Institution Estahlished in 1817.——Meets on the first Saturday in each month, at the S. VV. cor-

ner of Second and Coats' street. Annual election first Satur-

day in January.

Delapluine's National Panzographia, of the Portraits of

Distinguished Americans, east room, ground floor, of the

State House, under Peale's Museum. Admittance 25 cents.

City Dispensary, 37 south Fifth street Annual election

on the first Monday in January. President, Right Rev. Bi«

shop White; Apothecary, Geo. G. Tresse.

Northern Dispensary, 37 Green street, N. IV. corner of

jRudd Instituted in 1816. Annual election January 6.—President, Rev. George Boyd; Apothecary, David Shute.

Southern Dispe?isary, 98 Shippen President, Dr. SamuelP. Griffitts; Apothecary, James Weaver.

Domestic Society for the Encouragement of ManufacturesEstablished in 1805.

Dorcas Society.

Episcopal Female Tract Society.

Episcopal Missionary Society Annual election October23. President, Right Rev. Bishop White.

Erin Benevolent Society Meets at Mrs. Dunn's inn, 22,3

south Second street, on the 17th of every month. March 17(St. Patrick's Day) is the anniversary.

Evangelical Society.

Exhibition of the Work* of American Artists, at Saml. Ken*nedy's, 72 Chesnut stJ

Farmers* and M< Society Meets at the corner ofJBudd and Green

Female Assocu< i i .-lief of Women and Children in

distressed circm Instituted in 1801.

Female Domesif '^ry Society.

Female Society of Philadelphia, for the Relief and Employ,ment of the Pqoj ciety offer for sr.le, at their wareroom, Sheeting, Table Linen, Napkins. Comfortables, Bolster

and Pillow Cases, Stockings', Homespun, Cotton and WoollenYarn, Linen and -V :rts, Stc. D 2

xlH Philadelphia Index.

Female Hospitable Society, for the Relief and Employment of

(.he Poor——Instituted in 1809. Ware room, 1 Apple Treealley. Mary A. Snyder, president; Elizabeth Van Pelt, trea-

surer; Margaret Silver, secretary. The Society have on sale.

at No. 34 north Fourth street, Cotton, Flax and WoollenYarn, Sewing Thread, Shirts, Table Linen, Floss Cotton,manufactured by the poor, with many articles on commission.Those who wish to give employment to the indigent and in-

dustrious, are solicited to give their custom to this institution.

First Day or Sunday School Instituted in 1793.

First Jackson Benevolent Institution———Meets at the G. W.corner of Race and Fifth street.

Franklin Association of Philadelphia Instituted in 1814,

for the promotion and dissemination of general literature.

Meets weekly at the N. W. corner of Vine and Fourth. Theanniversary is celebrated on the evening of the 16th of Janu-

ry, the birth-day of the illustrious Franklin. Elections quar-

terly, viz. on the evening of the first Monday in January,

April, July, and October.

Franklin Benevolent Institution——Incorporated in 1812.

Meets at the Iron Sign, in Third below Coats' street, first

Monday in each month. Annual election in May.

Franklin Union Benevolent Society——Meets at J. Wilson's

tavern, 193 Chesnut street, on the first Monday in eachmonth.

French Benevolent Society—(" Societe de Bienfaisance")

Incorporated in 1 805.

Friendly Columbian Bcnef.cial Society—Meets on the first

Wednesday in each month, at New Market Hall, south Se-

cond street.

Friendly Society of Philadelphia Meets at the S. W. cor-

ner of Fifth and Race, on the 3d Tuesday in each month.

Friendly Society of St. Tammany.

Friendly St. Tammany Society Incorporated in 1790.

Meets at the S. W. corner of Fifth and Iiace, on the third Sa-

turday of each month. Elections on the 1st of May and third

Saturday in November.

General Gates Beneficial Society Meets at the Red Lion,

in Brewer's alley, on the second Thursday in each month.Annual election on the second Thursday in February. Incor-

porated in 1818.

German American Mutual Assistant Society Incorpo-

rated in 1801. Meets on the first Monday in each month, at

the widow Crowner's, in Third, opposite the Northern li-

berties Commissioner's Hall. Annual election on the first

Monday in February. Capital $2000.

Geiman and American J\Litual Assistant Society Ir.c

Philadelphia Inde.v.

porated in 1818. Meets as above. Capital §400. QThe twopreceding societies are governed by one set of officers, j

German American Beneficial Society.

German Beneficial Society.

German Beneficent Society of the Northern Liberties.

German Society Meets at their Hall in Seventh belowHigh.

German Societyfor JWuiual Support and Assistance Meetson the first Saturday in January, March, May, July, Septem-ber and November, at the S. "W. corner of Fifth and Race.

Hand-in-Hand Society Meets at the S. W. corner of Se-cond and Coats', on the second Saturday in each month.

Harmonic Society of St. John's Church——Stated weeklymeetings on Friday evening, at the corner of Race and Sixth.

Hibernian Society, for the Relief of Emigrants from IrelandIncorporated in 1792.

Hiram Beneficial Society Meets at the German Hall, in

Seventh below High.

Howard Beneficial Institution of Pennsylvania—Incorpo*rated in 1812. Meets at the N. L. Commissioner's Hall, Thirdstreet. Annual election the second Wednesday in January.

Humane Society President, Joseph Crukshank.

Independent Blues and Military Benevolent Society——Meets on the second Wednesday in each month, at 97 southFifth

.

Independent Harmonic Society Meets at the N. W. cor-

of Vine and Fourth.

Independent Beneficial Society Incorporated in 1811.

Meets at New Mai-ket Hall, south Second, on the third Mon*dav in each month. Annual election on the third Monday in

Apiil.

Independent Benevolent Society—Instituted in 1810.——Meets on the second Thursday in each month, at New Mar-ket Hall, south Second.

Irish Beneficial Society.

Irish Emigrant Association Meets at Judd's hotel.

Jackson Beneficial Society Meets the first Tuesday in

each month, at the S. W. corner of Fifth and Race, AnnualSection in January.

Journeymen Bricklayers' Society.

Journeymen Blacksmiths* Beneficial Society.

Journeymen Coopers'1

Society.

Journeymen Cordrainers' Society.

Journeymen Hatters' Society.

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Journeymet: Printers* (Compositor 5

:-) Association Pi

James M'Kibbin. Vice President, Charles Get,

Treasurer, Horace Boate. Secretary, William L. Nortoi;

esquire.

Journeymen Printers' (Pressmen's) Association Presi

dent, Peter C. Konkle. Vice President, Abraham BowmanTreasurer, M. Gallieu. Secretary, Congor Sherman. Annual election on the last Saturday in the year.

ICeni-ingtwi Beneficent Society.

Lais Society of Philadelphia Meets at the Law Library

Room in the State House.

Lawrence Benevolent Institution Incorporated in 1811.

Meets at the N. L. Commissioner's Hall, north Third. Annualelection on the first Thursday in January.

Loganian Library Annexed to the Philadelphia Library

-but the books, about 4000 volumes, are kept separate.

Madison Beneficial Society of the Northern Libertie* In-

corporated in 1812. Meets the second Thursday in eachmonth, at the S. W. corner of Second and Coats'. Annualelection on the first Thursday in March.

Magdalen Society Incorporated in 1802. Asylum Iff. E.

corner of Sch. Second and Race. President, Right ReverendBishop "White. Meets at Carpenter's Hall on the second Tues-

day of February, May, August and November. Annual ekc-" ion on the second Tuesday in February*.

.Male Sabbath School Society.

M~arine Bible Society.

Mariners' Benevolent Society.

Masonic Institutions For full information, see Robt. Densilver's Mason's Pocket Book, which, with an assortment of

an* Masonic Aprons, &c. may be had at his bookstore,

i 10 Walnut street, 6th bouse below Fifth.

Master Bricklayers' Society Incorporated in 1809.

Master Coopers' Society.

Master Mechanics' Benevolent Society Instituted in 1810.

\nuual election on the second Tuesday in January. Meets at

< arpenter's Hall.

Master Plasterers' Society——Incorporated in 1804. Annual•lection in 1804.

Master Shipwrights' Society.

Master Tailors' Society Incorporated in 1804.

M^edical Lyceum——' Founded in 1804.

Medical Society Incorporated in 1791. Annual election.

mi the first Wednesday in February. Meets at the Healtheffic

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JWnt of the United States, north Seventh, nearly oppositeZane street Robert Patterson, Director; James Rush,Treasurer; Adam Eckfeldt, chief Coiner; Joseph Richardson,Assayer; Joseph Cloud, Melter and Refiner; Robert Scott.,

Engraver.

Mosheim Society Incorporated for the improvement ofthe German Language, for the Propagation of the Gospel,and the Support of Sunday Schools.

^Montgomery Beneficial Institution of Kensington.

^Montgomery Beneficial Society Meets the second Mon-day in each month, at 193 Chesnut. Annual election on the

second Monday in January.

Jfevj England Society of Philadelphia Pounded in 1816,

foT charitable and social purposes. Annual election on the

first Monday in November. Meets at Carpenters' Hall.

Northern Liberty Benevolent Society.

Northern Liberty Grand Mechanics' Beneficial Society ••

Meets at the S. W. corner of Second and Coats*.

JVortJiern Liberty Harmony Beneficial Society.

Painters' and Glaziers' Beneficial Society Incorporated

in 1810. Meets at 197 Chesnut, on the first Monday in Janu.

ary, April, July and October. Annual election on the first

Monday in January.

Penn Beneficial Society Incorporated in 1815. Annual

meeting on the third Monday in March. Meets at 161 Ches-

nut street.

Pennsylvania Hospital -Samuel Coates, president; Thos-

P. Cope, secretary; Samuel Mason, steward; Mary Mason,

matron.

Pennsylvania State Arsenal and Armoury Juniper st. be-

tween High and Chesnut.

Pennsylvania Beneficial Society.

Pennsylvania Benefit Society Meets on the second Tues-

day in each month, at New Market Hall, south Second,

Pennsylvania Benevolent Society.

Pennsylvania and New Jersey Steam Boat Company.

Pennsylvania Society for the Prowotion of Public Economy

Instituted in 1817. Meets on the second Monday of Fe-

bruary, May, August and November, in the hall above 118

Chesnut,

Pennsylvania Union Benevolent Society Incorporated

in 1812. Meets at 161 Chesnut.

Perry Beneficial Society Incorporated in 1817- Stated

meetings on the first Wednesday of each mouth, at the S. W.corner of Fifth and Race.

xlvi Philadelphia Index,

Philadelphia Association of Friends, for the instruction of

Poor Children. Incorporated in 1808: Adelphi School-

house, Pegg st. Annual election in January.

Philadelphia Association of the City and County, for theSuppression of Vice and Immorality Instituted in 1819.

Meets at Commissioners' Hall, Southwark, on the secondMonday in each month.

Philadelphia Academy Fourth street ahove High.

Philadelphia Beneficial Society Meets at New MarketHall, south Second, on the 4th Friday in each month.

Philadelphia Benevolent Society of Journeymen Tailors.

Philadelphia Baptist .Missionary Society.

Philadelphia Harmonic Society Meets every Tuesday,at Harmonic Hall, Xorris' alley.

PhiladelpMa Library Company Library Hall, X. E.corner of Fifth and Library street Election on the first Mon-

;n May, when the annual payments are due. Open daily,

except Sundays. Treasurer, James P. Parke.

Philadelphia Literary Association Instituted in 1813

Philadelphia Linn*an Society Established in 1806, un-der the name of the Botanical Society.

Philadelphia .Mechanics' Beneficial Society Meets thesecond Wednesday in every month, at New Market Hall, SSecond street.

Philadelphia Orphan Society Formed in 1814. Annualelection first Tuesday in January. The Asylum is an eleganttwo-storied fire-proof building-, erected on the site of the onelately burnt, N. E. corner of Cherry and Sch. Fifth.

Philadelphia Society for alleviating the miseries of IndigentPersons.

Philadelphia Society for alleviating the miseries of PublicPrisons Instituted in 1T80. Annual election on the se-

M.»nday in January. [Tins association, composed prin-cipally of Friends, was for mxny years successfully employedin promoting the hum: m which now predominates in

the penal code of Pennsylvania. The government of the pri-

if the city and county of Philadelphia having, for some-, been intrusted to a Board of Inspecto/s, appointed by

a law of the state, the services of the society have been con-fined to relieving the sufferings of prisoners who have notbeen tried, and those committed for thirty days, both ofwhich description of perso >s do not come under 'the care ofthe Inspectors ] President, Right Rev. Bishop White.

Philadelphia Society ablishixmnt and Support ofCharity Schools School-house in Walnut above SAnnual election on the first Tuesday in January;

Philadelphia Index. xlvii

Philadelphia Society for promoting' Agriculture - Insti

tuted in 1785; and incorporated in 1809. President, RichardPeters; Secretaries, Roberts Vaux and Richard Wistar, jun.;

Treasurer, Edward Burd.

Philadlephia Typographical Society Instituted on the2d of November, 1802; and incorporated in 1810. Annualelection on the first Saturday ofNovember President, ThomasDowden; Vice President, Hezekiah Welch; Treasurer, HoraceBoate; Secretary, John Cooper.

[This is a prosperous institution: has a capital of nearly twothousand dollars. Three dollars per week is the least allow

ed to sick members. Members who die, are buried at the ex-

pense of the Society. Monthly contributions 25 cents. Not-withstanding- the depression of the times—which affects

the business of the Printer in a great degree^-r-the ab-

sence of a number of members, and the sums furnished for the

relief of the sick, &c. tins Society has continued to flourish. It

is believed, that when times shall have become more auspici-

ous, the Typographical Society will be second to none in use-

fulness and liberality. The Associations of Compositors, andPressmen, (noticed in a preceding page,) are in complete har-

mony with the Typographical, which is the parent root.]

Philadelphia Union Society for the Education of Poor Fcr.iale Children 'Incorporated in 1808.

Philanthropic Beneficial Society Incorporated in 1/99.

Philomathean Society Inquire at the University.

Pike Beneficial Society Meets the fourth Monday in

each month, at the S. W. corner of Fifth and Race. Annualelection fourth Monday in April.

Pilots' Society, for the Relief of Distressed and DecayedPilots, their Widows and Children Incorporated in 1789.

Robert Ralston, clerk.

Protectors of Property in time of Fire.

Protestant Episcopal Society, for the Advancement of Chris-

tianity in Pennsylvania-

Provident Society Meets quarterly at New Marke*Hall, south Second, on the first Monday in January, May.,

gust and November.

Provident Society of House Carpenter* Incorporatedin 1809.

Belief Beneficial Society Incorporated in 1816. Meetson the first Monday in each month, at the N. W. corner ofThird and Arch Annual election on the first Tlu-

January.

Religious Historical Society President, Reverend J.

rodhead, D. D.; Corresponding Secretarv, Rev. Ezra >

Jy, D. D.

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Rose Beneficial Society ofKensington.

Rush Benevolent Society Meets at 193 Chesnut, on the

third Wednesday in each month.

St. Andrews Society President, Robert Smith.

St. George, the Society of the Sons of Established for

the Advice and Assistance of Englishmen in Distress. Insti-

tuted in 1772; and incorporated in 1813. Meets on the 23d of

January, April, J'dy and October, at Washing-ton Hall Hotel.

Annual election on the 23d January. Anniversary meeting on

the 23d April.

St. John's Beneficial Society.

St. Joseph's Society, for educating and maintaining Poor Or-

phan Children Incorporated in 1807- Asylum in Sixth

above Spruce.

St. Patrick Benevolent Society Incorporated in 1804,

Annual election on the i7th of March.

Schoolfor the Free Education ef Blacks,by the Friends

Instituted in 1770. They have a school for each sex, in Wil-

ling's alley.

Scots' Thistle Society Instituted in 1796; and incorpo-

rated in 1799. Aniui.ll election in December. Meets at New-

Market Hall, south Second, on the first Monday in March,

June, September, and on St. Andrew's day.

Second Jackson Benevolent Society Established in I SI 5.

Meets at 193 hesmit, on the third Monday in each month.

Annual election on the third Monday in January.

Shackamaxon Union Benevolent Society.

Society to assist the ! 'oo'\ Old, and Sick, of the German Lu-

theran, Si or.. Rations.

Society to assist and encourage the Evangelical Congregating

in and near Pbiladelp

Society for the Belief of the Poor of the First Reformed DutchChurch.

Societyfor the Reliefofpoor , aged, and infrm ^Tasters of

sels, their Widows and Children Instituted in 1765; andincorporated in 1770

Stonecutters' Society Instituted in 1790; and incorpo-

rated in 18j6.

Spring Gurden Association for Charitable pnrposea

Meets at the public school-house N. E. corner of Buttonwoodand Eighth streets.

Sunday and Adult School Union Instituted in 1817;

and incorporated in lbl9 Meets annually the first Tues-day after the 28th !

Sunday School Society Instituted in 1791; and incor-

porated in 1796. KigutKet.1 • hi te, President.

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Tammany Satiety, or Brethren of Principle "Meets onthe second Thursday in each month, alternately at 97 south-

Fifth, and 8. W. corner of Second and Coats' street.

The Society for the Relief of Poor and Distressed Membersof the Evangelical Lutheran Congregations of St. John's

Church in the City and County of Philadelphia Incorpo-

rated in 1817. Meets on the lust Monday in June, September,December and March, at the vestry room, Fifth above NewAnnual election on the last Monday in June. Meets the 3dWednesday in each month.

True American Beneficial Society < Meets at the NewMarket Hall, south Second. Annual election on the first

Friday of January.

True Assistance Society of Batters. ^True Beneficial Society Incorporated in 1816. Meets

it the N. E. corner of Sixth and Vine, on the second Mondayof each month.

True Columbian Beneficial Society Established in 1817-

Meets in Fifth above Buttonwood, on the first Wednesday in

each month. Semi-annual elections in April and October.

True Republican Society.

Union Rarmonic Society -Meets at their hall in Norris"1

alley.

Union Society of Journeymen Tailors Meets at Elliott's

every Tuesday evening.

Union Society of Philadelphia Meets monthly at NewMarket Hall, south Second.

Union Society of Batters Meets the first Monday in

each month, at the S. W. corner of Fifth and Race.

United Beneficial Society Meets at New Market Hall

on the 4th Wednesday in each month.

United German Society Instituted in 1785, and incor-

porated in 1738. Meets at the S. W. corner of Second andCoats' streets.

United Episcopal Churches* Free Schools.

United German Fraternity Incorporated in 1804.

Meets the third Saturday in«each month, at C. Steinmetz's.

United Journeymen Shipwrights? Society.

University of Pennsylvania, situated in Ninth below High.

Vaccine Society Annual election in January. Establish-

ed in 1809. Dr. J. Wilson Moore, president. [Fresh scabscan always be had, gratis, at the society.]

Victuallers* Society Meets at 269 Vine street. Annualelection on the first Tuesday in January.

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Vine Company of Pennsylvania.

Warren Beneficial Society Meets at 193 Chesnut stiet

on the first Thursday in each month.

Washington Association of Young Men—Presi-

dent, Joseph P. Norris, jun.

Washington Beneficial Society.

Washington Benevolent Society of Pennsylvania—Instituted and incorporated in 1813. Meets at their Hall, in

Third above Spruce, on the first Friday in January, April,

July, and October. Annual election in January. Officers taketheir seats on the 22d February after election. President,

Com. Richard Dale; Vice President, senior, Robert Wharton,esq. {[There is also a Vice President for each Ward in the

City, ona^pr the Northern Liberties, and one for Southwaik,elected annually.] Corresponding- Secretary, John M. Scott.

Recording Secretary, John Bacon. Assistant Secretary, andTreasurer, George Heyl. In addition to the above, there is

a Committee of Superintendence; an Electing Committee for

each Ward and District; a School Committee for do. do. do.;

ten Counsellors; six Physicians; five Stewards; one Marshal,

and one door-keeper. This is the largest and most respecta-

ble Beneficial Society in the United States: well worthy of its

hallowed title.

Wanne. Beneficial Society—Incorporated in 1S1T.

Meets at John Goodin's inn, South alley, the 2d Monday in

each month. Annual election on the 1st of January, being the

anniversary of the birth of the hero whose name the Society

bears.

Welsh Society—Formed before the American Re-volution; revived in 1798. Incorporated in 1802.

It estern Charitable Association.

Wesleyan Beneficial Satiety—Instituted in 1815.

Meets on the third Wednesday in January, April, July, andOctober, at New Market Hall, south Second street.

Whitfield Beneficial Society—Meets at New Mar-ket Hall, south Second street, on the fourth Monday in each

month.

; <,<•"/ *\Jetrs Missionary Society of Philadelphia

—Instituted in 1822 President', Joseph P. Enghs. Vice Pre-

side!. • Bond, M I). Secretary, Robert II. Smith.

Trea? ;

-s. There are twenty-four M;mu

gerg.. The object of this Society is truly praiseworthy.

viz. " to support one or more Missionaries in the city of Phi-

ladelphia, its suburbs and vicinity." Quarterly meetings are

he second Monday ct' February, May, November and

AU£U3t.

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In the foregoing list of the Institutions, &c. we

Lave given such particulars as came within our means:

there are many of them that we should have been

glad to be able to have given some particulars with

their bare titles. That, however, we were unable

to do: the indifference of the officers of the insti-

tutions alluded to, is the cause—some months since

they were invited to furnish the publisher (Mr. Robt.

Desilver, 110 Walnut street) with what they should

conceive necessary. What follows, came too late

for insertion in the proper alphabetical place.

•Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia—President, Win. Maclure. Vice Presidents, Zaccheus Collins,

George Ord. Corresponding" Secretary, Reuben Haines. Recording- Secretary, Wm, Keating'. Treasurer, Jacob Gilliams

Curators, Thomas Say, C. A. Lesueur, John P. Wetherill and

Isaac Hayes, M. D. Auditors, Robert E. Griffith, jun. M. D.,,

W. S. Warder and Isaac Lea. Librarian, Jacob Pierce.

•American Beneficial Society—President, JacobSnider. Vice President, Robert Ralston. Treasurer, ThomasTaylor. Secretary, Wm. W. Pidgeon. Meet at New MarketHall, south Second, the first Tuesday in each month.

•American Philosophical Society—President, Robt.

Patterson. Vice PrX si dents, Wm. Tilghman, P. S. Duponceauand Zaccheus Collins. Secretaries, R. M. Patterson, RobertWalsh, jun., George Ord and W. H. Keating. Counsellors

for three years. N. C'.iapman, Robert Hare, Wm. Hembel, jr.,

and C. C. Biddle. Curators, Thomas Say, W. E. Horner andIsaiah Lukens. Treasurer, John Vaughan.

Columbia Hose Company— Instituted in 1806.[Hose house situated in Cherry between Seventh and Eig-hth

streets] President, Wm. I) Haslet. Vice President, Wm,E. Croudiug. Secretary, Hally Ball. Treasurer, Adam Dialogue—and six Man: gers.

Ne;v England Society of Philadelphia—President,Charles Chauncey. First Vice President, Enos Bronson. Se-cond Vice President, Ehhu Chauncey. Third Vice President,

.John W. Pent. Fourth Vice President, Samuel lfodgdon.Chaplains, Dr. Wm. Rogers, Dr. E. S. Ely. Secretary, Thos.Lyman. Assistant Secretary, Jonathan Fowle, jun. Treasurer,Benjamin Cheever. Counsellors, Henry Chester, Samuel H.Perkins. Physicians, Dr. H. Bond, Dr. G. M'Clellan. Stew^ards, B. I. Gilman, jun., J. P. Grunt, Charles Eaton, John T,Hadaway.

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BANKS.United States—Nicholas Biddle, President; Thomas '.

son, Cashier; John Andrews, Assistant Cashier. Discount.-

on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Branches of the Bank of the United States—-Portsmouth, NH., Boston, Providence, Middletown, Ct., New York, Balti-

more, Washington, Norfolk, Richmond, Charleston, Savan-nah, Augusta, New Orleans, Fayetteville, Pittsburg-, Chilli

cothe, Lexington, Louisville, and Cincinnati.

JVarth America—Henry Nixon, President; Henry Rollings.\ ortb, Cashier. Discounts on Mondays and Thursdays.

Pennsylvania—Joseph P. Norris, President; Elihu Chaun-iey, Cashier. Discounts on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Philadelphia—John Read, President; Quintin Campbell

,

Cashier. Discounts on Mondays and Thursdays.

Farmers* and Mechanics'—Joseph Tagart, President; HenryKuhl, Cashier. Discounts on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Mechanics'—John Rogers, President; Jonathan Smith.

Cashier. Discounts on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Northern Liberties—A. C. Barclay, President; D. Mande-yille, Cashier. Discounts on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Schuylkill—Wm. Meredith, President; Hosea J. Levis,

Cashier. Discounts on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Stephen Girard's Banking House—John Roberts, CashierDiscounts on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Camden (N. J.)—Richard M. Cooper, President; Wm. Hil-

legas, Cashier. Office in the Olty, 21 Church alley.

INSURANCE OFFICES.American Fire Insurance Company, 101 Chesnut.

-Annual election on the first Monday in May. ChandlerPrice, president. Wm. Jones, secretary.

Delaware Insurance Company, S. E. corner of Sccond and Walnut streets. President, Samuel Keith.

Fire Association of Philadelphia—President, Ben-un Thaw. Treasurer, Caleb Carmalt.

Marine Insurance Company, 47 Walnut—Join*

Leamy, President.

Mutual Assurance Company, for Insuring Housesrom Loss by Fire, 54 Walnut. President, Robt. WhartonSecretary and Treasurer, John B. Palmer.

North American Insurance Company. 40 Walnut.-President, John Inskecp. Secretary, Robert S. Stephens.

Pennsylvania Company for Insurances on Live-

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and Granting1 Annuities—Incorporated in 1812. Charter per

petual. Office 173 Chesnut.

Pennsylvania Insurancfi Company, N.E. corner of

Dock and Second. President, Daniel Smith.

Philadelphia Contritoitionship, fur the Insurance,f Houses from Toss by Fire, commonly called the "Hund-inHand Insurance Company," 25 Dock street. Incorporated in

1768. Joseph S. Lewis, treasurer.

Philadelphia Insurance Company. S. W. cornerji Second and Walnut. President, John Ashley.

Phoenix Insurance Company, 96 south Second

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President, David Lewis.

Union Insurance Company, 45 Walnut— Presi-dent, George Latimer.

United States Insurance Company—President,< handier P. ice. Office, 49 Walnut.

TURNPIKES $ CJrWILS.Busthton and Smilhjietd Turnpike—President,

Henry Pratt. Annual election first Monday in Novemberrporated in 1804. Office back of 95 north Water.

Cheltenham and Willow Grove Turnpike Company-Annual election 2d Monday in November. Robert Wharton*

president* Griffith Evans, treasurer.

Chesnut Hilt and Spring-House Turnpike Com'y.

Frankford and Bristol Turnpike lload Company•Annual election on the 10th Nov. Treasurer, Jos. L. Inglis

Gap and JST&wpdrt Turnpike Company; Office N.E,cr of Second and Dock.

Germantown and Chesnut Hill Turnpike f omp'y.

Qermaritown and Perlsiomen Turnpike Company-Annual election on the 2d Monday in November.

Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike Company—-President, Elliston Perot. Treasurer, John Bacon.

Ridge Turnpike. Company, office X W. corner ofDock and Pear. Annual election on the first Monday in Janu-ary. President, Wm. Uawle. Treasurer, Thomas H. White

Susquehanna and Tioga Turnpike Road Company—George Vaux, president.

Schuylkill Navigation Company.—Annual elec-

tion in January. Treasurer and Secretary, Thomas Harper.

Schuylkill Permanent Bridge Company—RichardPeters, president.

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Union Canal Company of Pennsylvania—Incorporated in 1817. [The object of this Company is the openingof a communication by water, for the transportation of tin

produce of the country, and of goods, wares, and merchan-dise, between the city of Philadelphia and the westernand north-western counties of Pennsylvania, by means of

a complete canal and lock navigation: it is now rapidly progressing. It must be a matter of gratulation to every Penn-sylvanian to find public attention so much awakened to the

lasting benefit of the state, in the improvement of the

numerous and noble streams that traverse almost ever}

county. When the Delaware shall have formed a junction

with the Chesapeake and Rariton, should the present spirit ot

Improving the Schuylkill, Susquehanna, Sec. &c. continue

—

then, and not till then, will " Philadelphia be the Mistress of

"he American Continent." Let our Legislature do their duty

we ought to lead. Maryland and New Jersey mainly depend,as it were, on our commencement of the work, which cannoi

but be beneficial to all concerned, especially to Philadelphia,

from her central situation: with the Delaware and Schuylkill

in front and rear, and the Lehigh Mines at a trifling distance,

she must naturally be the emporium of the vast trade arising

from this inland and canal navigation. The estimated ex-

pense of this desirable result, would, it is said, be consider

ably less than that of the Herculean Canal of New York.A perusal of two pamphlets, published some time since—thefirst by Wm. J. Duane, Esq., and the last by Samuel Breck,.Esq. would furnish more real information relative to the to-

pography of the state, its water courses, and the practicabi-

lity of their conjunction, or of their being diverted into theSusquehanna, Schuylkill, &c. than is to be found in some fift;.

legislative speeches on the subject.]

In the State House Buildings,

Which occupy the south side of Chesnut, from Fifth to Sixthstreets, are all the offices of the Corporation, and of the FirsCongressional District of the State. The different Courts ar_held in the same place. All the offices are fire-prool

WARDENS OF THE PORT.(Appointed annually. Office No. 18 Walnut.)

Master Warden, David Maffet.Assistant Wardens, Paul Cox, Stephen Girard, Wm. West

Joseph Pveynolds, Charles Penrose and Samuel Volans,

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CUSTOM IIOUSE.in south Second street, below Dock, corner of Elmslie's alley

General John Steele, collector. Andrew Epplce, deputy-

collector.

James Glentworth, surveyor.Samuel Clark, naval officer.

John Steele, jun. weigh master.

James Stewart and Samuel Ross, appraisers.

INSPECTORS.Upper District, from the north side of Market to Kensing-

ton Charles Anderson, Thomas Cash, Chambers Gaw,Gilbert Gaw, Peter Ozeas, John Reed, John P. Schott.

Middle District, from Market to Spruce BenjaminAshmead, Joseph R. Dickson, John Davis, John W. Durant,

Henry Huber, Jacob Zebley.

Lower District, from Spruce to the mouth of the Schuyl-

kill Wm. Dalzell, Robert Hopkins, Hunlock. Huddy,Andrew Jackson, Joseph Robinson, Job Whipple, J. Brown,At the Lazaretto David Ross.

At Marcus Hook Frederick Shull.

Benjamin Thomas, Inspector, and Captain of the Port Re-venue Barge.

DirectionsFor finding the different Offices in the Custom House.The desks of the Clerks, &.c. are numbered from 1 to 6>.

and the business done at each desk is as follows:

Desk, No. 1—Examination of Inward Entries, calculations

of Duties and Drawbacks.No. 2—Bonds for Duties taken and Permits issued.

No. 3—Cashier, and for the Entrance and Clearanceof Vessels coastwise.

No. 4—Exports and Debentures.

No. 5—Record of Imports.

No. 6—Entrance and Clearance of Vessels from andto foreign ports, and for preparing ships'

papers.

RATES OF PILOTAGE.Jivivards—Under and up to 12 feet, at g>3 33 cts. per foot.

Above 12 feet, at $4 16 cts. per foot.

Outwards—Vndcv and up to 12 feet, at jg>2£ per foot.

Above 12 feet, at $3 33 cts. per foot.

And ten dollars extra, from the 20th of November until the10th of March, inclusive, is paid by all vessels of 100 tonsburthen and upwards.

Foreign bottoms pay two dollars and 67 cts. additional to

the above.

AL.' >: FOR 1823.

Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. Tliurs. Frid. SatLAKY,

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Eclipses in the Year 1823.

1. An Eclipse of the Srm on the 12th of January, at 53 minutes after 3 o'clock in the morning".

Of the Moon on the 26th of the same month, at ten mi-

nutes after 12, noon.

3. Of the Sun on the 10th of February, at 4 minutes after

10 o'clock in the evening1

4. Also of the Sun on the 8th of July, at 39 minutes after 1

in the morning. [The above are consequently invisible to us."]

5. A total and visible Eclipse of the Moon on the 22d ofJuly, as follow :

Beginning at Philadelphia on the 22d, at

Beginning of total darknessMiddle - ...Ecliptic opposition ....End of total darknessEnd of the eclipse on the 23d,

Digits eclipsed 18 1-5 from the north side of the earth's

shadow.6. Of the Sun on the 6th of August, at 52 minutes after S

o'clock in the morning; invisible in Philadelphia, in conse-

quence of the Moon's south latitude.

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tEMS-US OF THE UNITED STATES,

FOR THE YEAR 1820:

Showing also the number of Representatives for 1823.

o)' Eighteenth Congress.

States and Territories.

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DIPLOMATIC FOREIGN INTERCOURSE.

Ministers Plenipotentiary.

To Great Britain, Richard Rush. To France, Albert Gal-latin. To Russia, Henry Middleton. To Spain, John ForsythTo Portugal, Henrv Dearborn. To Mexico, Mr. Poinsett.

[Salary, §9000; outfit, g 18,000.]

Charge <1' Affaires*

To the Netherlands, Alex. II. Everett. To Sweden, CharlesHughes, jun. [Salary £4000.]

Secretaries of Legation.

To Great Britain, John Adams Smith. To France, DanielSheldon. To Spain, John A.Appleton. To Portugal, ThomasL. L. Brent. [Salary, §2000.]

Agents for Claims.

London, Thomas Aspinwall. Paris, Isaac Cox Barnet. Blenos Ay;*es, John M. Forbes. Chili, John B. Prevost. Vene-zuela, Charles S. Todd.

Consuls and Commercial Agents of the United Statesin Great Britain and Ireland.

London, Thomas Aspinwall. Liverpool, James Maury.Bristol, Harman Visger. Plymouth, Nathaniel G. Ingrahan;,jun. Falmouth, Robt. W. Fox. Kingston-upon-Huil, Win.Davy. Cowes, Thomas Auldjo. Leith, Joel Hart. Dublin,Thos. English. Cork, Jacob Mark. Belfast, Saml. Luke. Gib-raltar, Bernard Henry. Isle of France, Martin Bickham.Turks Island, Thomas Wynns. Bermuda, *Wtti. R. Higin-

' both am. Glasgow and Greenock, Harvey Strong. Nassau, N.P. *John Storr.

Russia.

St. Petersburg, Abraham P. Gibson.

Sweden and Norway.

Stockholm, David Erskine. Gottenburg, C. A. Murray.Christiansand, Henry Jansen, jun. St. Barts, R. M. Harrison.

Denmark.

Copenhagen, John Rainals. St. Croix, Robert Jaques. St.

Thomas, *NT aihar. Levy.

Germany.

Hamburg, Edwd. Wyer. Bremen, Fredk. J. Wicbelhausei^jun, Embden, Win, Clark.

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Prussian Provinces of the Rhine.' Remscheid, John G. Baker.

Netherlands.

, Ostend, Louis Mark. Amsterdam, John W. Parker. Rotter-dam, Emanuel Wambersie. Antwerp, David Parrish. St. En*^tatia, John Hollingsworth. Curracoa, Cartland L. ParkerBatavia, *Abm. E. Soesman. Surinam, Thomas Trask.

France.

Paris, I. C. Barnet. Bordeaux, Daniel Strobel. Marseilles,

Joshua Dodge. Nantes, Francis C. Fenwick. La Rochelle,Gerard D. Smith. L'Orient, Edward Church. Havre-de-Grate, Reuben J. Beasely. Guadaloupe, Francis B. FaurcsMartinique, Silas Marean.

Portugal and Brazil

Lisbon, Israel P. Hutchinson. Rio de Janeiro, Condy Ru-

guet. Maranham, Jose des Santos Monteiro Madeira, John11. March. Fayal, John B. Dabney. Oporto, Alexander Burton.

Gape de Verd Islands, Samuel Hodges, jun. St. Salvadort,

Woodbridge Odlin. Pernambuco, James II. Bennett.

Spain.

Cadiz, John M. Hall. Barcelona, Richard M'Call. Valen-

cia, Obadiah Rich. Malaga, George G. Barrel}. Alicant, Ro-

bert Montgomery. Bilboa, Francisco Xavier de Ealo. Tenc-riffe, John O'Suliivan. Manilla, G. W. Hubbell. Monte Video,

"William G. Miller. Laguira, Robert K. Lowry. Havana,

St. Jago de Cuba, *Daniel Girard. Porto Rico, *Judah Lord.

Delearic Islands, George Theodore Ladico. Valparaiso, •Mi-

chael Hagan. Lima, *William Tudor. Campeachy, *Joseph

M. Espada. Mantanzas, *John W. Faden. Trinidad, Cuba,

*John B. Comegys.

Tuscany, Sardinia, and Austria.

Leghorn, Thomas Appleton. Genoa, James Shee. Nice,

Victor A. Sasserno. Trieste, George Moore. Oette, Alex, deTubuof.

Two Sicilies.

Naples, Alexander Hammett. Palermo, Henry Preble

.Messina, John Broadbent.

Barbarv States.

Algiers, William Shaler (consul general—salary $§4000.)

Tunis, Townsend Stith (S2000.) Tripoli, Thomas D. An-derson (§2000.) Tangier, John Mullowny (§2000.)

China.

Richard R. Thompson.

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<TSTERS, CONSULS, AM) COMMISSARIES 01

FOREIGN POWERS,

RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES.

From France.

envoy extraordinary, and mi-

plenipotentiary, from France to the United States.

Chevalier Roth, first secretary of legation.

Count de Menou, second do,

Mr, F. B. Thierry, attached to the legation.

Mr. C. De Bresson, do.

Mr. Laborie, do.

•uevalier de Man, secretary of embassy.Count d'Aspremont, attached to embassy..Mr. Delarue de Villeret, do.

Mr. M. E. Ilersant, private secretary.

Mr. Retry, consul-general to the United States, WashingtonMr. de Valnais, consul, Boston.Mr. Le Comte D'Espinville, consul, New York.Mr. Mathieu Lesseps, consul, Philadelphia.Mr. Angelucci, consul, Baltimore.Mr. Samuel Adams Dannery, consul, ad interim, Marylandand District of Columbia, Baltimore.

Mr. Buchet de Martigny, vice-consul, Norfolk.Air. Lacathon de La Forest, vice-consul, Savannah.Mr. Thomasson, vice-consul, ad interim, do.Mr. Le Marquis de Fougeres, consul, Charleston-Mr Guilleroin, consul, New Orleans

From Great Britain.

The Rt. Hon. Stratford Canning, envoy extraordinary, andminister plenipotentiary.

Gibbs Crawford Antrobus, Esq. secretary of legation.

Henry Parish, Esq. private secretary.

C. Foley "Wilmot, Esq. attached to the legation.

Anthony St. John Baker, Esq. consul general.

James Baker, Esq. secretary.

Donald M'Intosh, Esq. consul, Portsmouth, N. H.Gorge Manners, Esq. consul for Massachusetts, Boston,John Barnard Gilpin, Esq. consul, Newport, R.I.

James Stewart, consul, New London, Conn.James Buchanan, Esq. consul for the state and city of N. YorkGilbert Robertson, Esq. consul, Philadelphia.

John Crawford, Esq. acting vice-consul, Baltimore.James Patton, Esq. vice-consul, Alexandria, D. C.\\ illiam Gray, Esq. consul for Virginia, Norfolk.Anthony Meilan, Esq. vice -consul, Wilmington, X. C\Benjamin Moodie, Esq. consul, Charleston, S. C.

James Wallace, Esq. vice-consul, Savannah, Geo.John Davidson, Esq. consul for Louisiana, New Orleans

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From Russia.

Baron Thuyl de Seraskirched, envoy extraordinary, andminister plenipotentiary.

M. LomonosofF, secretary of legation.

Mr. Ivanhoff, consul-general Philadelphia.Mr. Eustafieff, consul, Boston, Mss.J. G. Bogert, vice-consul, New York.Edward Hollander, vice-consul, Charleston.Jonathan Swift, vice-consul, Alexandria.Fortescue Whittle, agent, Norfolk.Thomas Deas, agent, Charleston.John Prince, agent, Salem.Samuel Snow, agent Providence.Ebenezer Mayo, agent, Portland.Edward J. Coale, agent, Baltimore.F. D. Petit de Villers, agent, Savannah.

From Spai?i.

Don Josquin de Anduaga, envoy extraordinary, and ministerplenipotentiary.

Don Hilarios de Rivas y Salmon, secretary of legation-

Don Francisco Pizarro Martinex, attached to legation.

Don Mateo de la Serna, consul general, Washington.Don Narcisco Noeli, secretary to consul-general.Don Bartolome Ronquenet, consul, Boston.Don Thomas Stoughton, consul, New York.Don Francis Stoughton, vice-consul, New York.Don Juan B. Benabeo, consul, Philadelphia.

Don Raymundo Chacon, consul, Baltimore.Don Bern. Malagamba, consul, Norfolk.Don Pablo Chacon, consul, Charleston.Don Carlos Mulvey, vice-consul, Savannah.Don Antonio Argotte Yillalobus, consul, New Ordeans.Don Nicholas Jose de Villavaso, vice-consul, New Orleans,

From Portugal.• •• • minister plenipotentiary.

Jose Amado, secretary.

Charles. P. L. WestendorfF, vice-consul, South Carolina andGeorgia.

Joas P. Calhorda, North Carolina.

John Vaughan, vice-consul, Pennsylvania, Delaware, andWest-Jersey.

S. B. Nones, vice-consul, Virginia.

William R. Swift, vice-ccisul Maryland.Anthony D. Duff, vice-consul, New" York and East JerseyJonathan Swift, vice-consul Alexandria.Chevalier Francisco Solano Constancio, charge d'affaires ofHis Most Faithful Majesty, 238 Spruce street.

Joaquim Barrozo Pereira.ofthe Portuguese legation, 68 southFifth street.

JX G. de Schmitz, attached to the Portuguese legation, 65south Fifth street-

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From Austria.

Baron de Lederer, consul for New York, New Jersey, Pen-sylvania, Maryland, and Virginia.

From Prussia.

•" • minister resident

J. W. Schimdt, consul, New York.Kalph B. Tordes, consul, Boston.Jacob Sperry, consul, Philadelphia.Louis Trapman, consul, Charleston.

From Hamburg.

Charles N. Buck, consul-general, Philadelphia,Vincent Nolte, consul, New Orleans.Frederick Christian Graf, vice-consul, Baltimore,Anthony C. Cazenove, vice-consul, Alexandria.Jacob Webb, vice-consul, Charleston.

John W. Schmidt, vice-consul, New York.

From Denmark.

P. Pederson, minister resident from the court of Denmark,and consul-general, Philadelphia.

John Bohlen, acting vice-consul, Philadelphia.

George Hammekin, consul, New York.Charles W. Green, vice-consul, Boston.

Lewis Brantz, vice-consul, Baltimore.

Jonathan Swift, vice-consul, Alexandria,Moses Myres, vice-consul, Norfolk.

Hanson Kelley, acting vice-consul, Wilmington, N. '

Joseph Wynthrop, vice-consul, Charleston, S. C.

W. Scarbrough, acting vice-consul, Savannah,Richard Relf, vice-consul, New Orleans.

From Sweden.

Baron Stakelberg, charge d'affaires, Washington.Leverin Lorick, consul, Philadelphia.

From the Netherlands,

charge d'affaires.

Jonathan Swift, consul, Alexandria.

Moses Myers, consul, Norfolk.

F. Wright, consul Savannah.

T. C. Zimmerman, consul, New York.P. G. Lechleitner, consul, Philadelphia.

C. J. Conig, consul, Baltimore.J. Holmes, consul, Charleston, S. C.

T. F. Mansony, consul, Boston.

From Sardinia.

Gaspare Deabbate, consul-general, PhiladelphiaS. V. Bouland, vice-consul, New York.Giulio Florentino Brette, vice-consul Norfolk.

Teofilo Felice Dougherty, vice-consul, Baltimore,

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PATENTS.The general law concerning- the issuing- of patents

be found in the second volume of the laws of the United"tates, page 348, new edit. This law provides for citizens

only, but a subsequent law (vol. iii. page 342) provides also

rax applicants who have resided two years or upwards in the

United States, and who are not citizens.

applying: for a patent, it is necessary to attend to everyI form, for in consequence of inattention to forms only,

some of the patents issued formerly, have in the courts e;

been declared to be null and void.

MODE OF APPLICATION.• " Every inventor, before he presents his petition to the

secretary of state, signifying bis desire of obtaining a patent,

shall pay into the treasury of the United States thirty dol-

lars,| for which he will be furnished with duplicate receipts,

one of which he shall deliver to the secretary of state, whenhe presents his petition; and the money thus paid shall be in

full for sundry services to be performed in the office of thesecretary 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 State*.

The petition of A. B. of , in the county of, and state of , respectfully

represents:

That your petitioner has invented a new and useful impr.

mem f_" or$ art, machbie, manufacture or composition of rnatter,

nr any neve and useful improvement in any art, machine, manu-facture, or composition of matter1 ''] in not knouuor used before his application, the advantages of -which he is de-

sirous of securing to himself and his legal representatives; he

therefore prays that letters patent of the United States may be

issued, granting unto your petitioner, his heirs, administrators or

assigns, the full and exclusive right of making, constructing,

using, and vending to others to be used, his said improvement,

{art, invention, machine, manufacture or composition of matter,

&?«.) agreeably to the acts of congress in such case made andprovided,- your petitioner having paid thirty dollars into the

treasury of the United States, and complied -with the other pro-

visions of the said acts. (Signature.)

The specification or description of the machine, art, dis-

covery, or invention, must be given in clear and specific

terms, designating it from all other inventions, and describ-

• See laws of U. S. vol. ii. chap. 156. § 11, p. 351.

f Notes ©f the Bank of the United States.

-^e laws of United States, vol. ii. chap. 156, § 1, p. 14.

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ing the whole in such a manner as to comprehend not only

the form and construction, of a machine, hut also the modeof 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 described; and as this

specification, description or schedule, enters into, and forms

part of the patent, it must be without any references to a

model or drawing, and must be signed by the applicant ov

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 postei'ity; by which the

honour of the country is concerned in this attention. Themodest inventor will," no doubt, exclude those panegyrics onthe excellence of his invention or discovery, which abounds

sometimes in the productions of the inferie-r genius, but

Which ought not to enter into the patent.

The following, or a similar oath of affirmation, taken [be-

fore a judge of any of the courts or justice of the peace, Of

any person qualified to administer an oath] by the applicant

or "applicants, must be subjoined to the specification, if citi-

zens of the United States:

FORM.County of "> -

State of 5"On this of , 182 , before the subscriber a justice of

the peace, in and for the said county, personally appeared the

aforenamed A. B., and made solemn oath [_or affirmation] ac-

cording to larv, that he verily believes himself to be the true and' •j^iguial inventor or discoverer of the art, [machine, invention.

or improvement, composition of matter, &cJ] above specified anddescribed, for —— [mention here the object or intention'}

, and that he is a citizen of the United States.

, Just. Peace.

If not a citizen (or citizens,) the following addition must bemade to the declaration, "that he verily believes himself to bethe true and original inventor or discoverer of the art, &c. *Andthat the same hath not, to the best of his or her knowledge, or be°

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 im-

mediately precede the application.

If an inventor or discoverer should die intestate, before anapplication be made for a patent, his legal representatives

may apply for the patent, in trust for the heirs at law; other-

wise in trust for the devisees.f

The specification must be accompanied by a good draw*

• See laws of the U. S. vol. iii. chap. 179. p. 342.

t See laws U. S. vol. iii. chap. 179, § 2, p. 342,

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inff. In perspective, of the whole machine or apparatus•' * where the nature of the case admits of drawings, or withspecimens of the ingredients, and of the composition of matter,

sufficient in quantity for the purpose of experiment, wherethe invention is of a composition of matter.*' " And such in-

ventor shall, moreover, deliver a model of his machine, pro-

vided the secretary shall deem such model to be necessary."

It is requisite, in giving- a drawing of the machine, to give

also sectional drawings of the interior when the machine becomplex; and every drawing should be accompanied withexplanatory references. If the machine is complex, a modelwill likewise be necessary, not only to explain and render it

comprehensible to a common capacity, but also to prevent

infringements of rights; for many will plead ignorance of

drawings who cannot avoid conviction by wheels and pinions.

The drawings ought not to exceed a quarto size, and if

confined to octavo they would be still better, where it can be

done conveniently and distinctly.

Many of the drawings in this office are executed in a very

handsome style, and do much credit to the gentlemen whosenames are ascertained. If the artists would always sign them,

with their directions, information might be given to the ap-

plicants for patents, where to apply for drawings.

The papers must all be sent directed to the superinten-

dant of the Patent Office, under cover to the secretary of

state, which of course renders them free of postage; but, if

models be sent, their freight or carriage hither must be paid,

and, before packing them, the name or names of the inven-

tor or inventors should be written thereon, with the name of

the machine, and the date; for, sometimes, on receiving

them, it is difficult to know to whom they 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 accommodation of a very numerous collection

of the machines illustrative of the ingenuity displayed; and

this Museum of the Arts, it is presumed, will stimulate

the ingenius to send the models of their machines and inven-

tions in a style that will rather honour than discredit them-

selves and our country.

Copy-rights of books, prints, charts, maps, &c. are secured*' byf depositing, before publication, a printed copy of the

title of such map, chart, book, or books, in the clerk's office

of the district court where the author or proprietor shall re-

* See laws U. S. vol. ii. chap. 156, p. 349.

| See an act for the encouragement of learning, &c laws

of the U. S. vol. ii. chap. 42, § 3, p. 104. See also the law of

the 29th day of April, 1802; by which it will be found, that

the date of "the print, chart, map, &c. ought to be imprinted

on the front, and for want of which some have lost their

copy-right.

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side, who will record the same; and the author or proprietor

shall within two months from the date of the record, cause acopy of the said record to be published in one or more of the

newspapers printed in the United States, for the space of four

weeks. * And within six months of publishing the map, chart,

book, or books, the author or proprietor shall deliver, or,

cause to be delivered, to the secretary of state, a copy of the

same;" and, when deposited and entered into the patent office

a certificate will be returned of its being received. fThis will

secure the sole right of publication for fourteen years, to theauthor or proprietor, if a citizen of the United States, or resi-

dent 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 residents

therein, the same exclusive right shall be continued to himor 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 manner, within six months before the expiration ofthe first term of fourteen years aforesaid. In securing de-

signs for paper hangings and ornaments for rooms, &c, aspecimen of which should be deposited in the clerk's office

where the inventor resides, w^ho will describe, in writing, all

the ornaments, and the colours used in each, so as to desig-

nate them, with the changes that are proposed to be used in

changing the ground and general tint. L.et each paper, thusdescribed, be numbered, 1, 2, 3, Stc. and after entering themin the clerk's office, and publishing them as directed, let aspecimen of each be sent to the honourable the secretaryof state, or through him to the person who directs the patentoffice, with correspondent descriptions and numbers; and acertificate of such deposit will complete the requisitions ofthe law in securing the exclusive right to each original pro=duction of genius. WM. THORNTON,

POST OFFICE LAW,No ship or vessel from foreign ports, or coming by sea

from any port of the United States, shall be permitted to re-port, make entry, or break bulk, till the master shall deliver,

to the post-master, all letters under his care or within hispower, other than such as are directed to the o-wner or ownersof such ship or vessel, and an oath or affirmation to be takenof such delivery; the master to receive two cents for everyletter so delivered.

Sec. 57. Goods found on board any vessel not noted on themanifest, the master to make post entry, previous to any per-mit being granted therefore.

Packages wanting, or goods not agreeing with the manifest,

* See an act for the encouragement of learning, &c. laws ofthe U. S. vol. ii. chap. 42, § 4, p. 122.

ee laws of the U. S. vol. ii. § l,p. 105, 106.

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the master forfeits 500 dollars, unless made appear to thesatisfaction of the principal officers of the customs, that nopart of the cargo has been unloaded since it was taken onboard, except such as noted in the report, and pursuant topermits; and that such disagreement arises from accident ormistake.

Sec 60. Vessels arriving* from any foreign port, in distress,

at any port in the United States, not being destined for thesame, protest to be made by the master and mute, withintwenty-four hours, and lodged at the custom-house; and with-in forty-eight hours enter his vessel, as in all other cases;and if by certificate of the wardens of the port, of the neces-sity thereof, the vessel may be unladen and cargo depositedin the public store, and reladen again (except such part asmay be necessary to be sold to defray the expenses of therepairs of the vessel only, on which tbe 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 ofthe custom, as in other cases.

Sec. 93. The master or person having command of anyvessel bound to a foreign port or place, shall deliver to thecollector of the district from whence such vessel is about to

depart, a manifest of all the cargo on board, and the valuethereof, subscribed by such person: the penalty for not de-livering such manifest, and obtaining a clearance, previous to

departure from such district, is 500 dollars for every offence.

IMPORTERS AND CONSIGNEES.

Sec 36. Owners or consignees of goods imported are,

within fifteen days after the master's report, to make entry

with the collector, detailing the several contents and. nett

cost of each package particularly, and produce the original

invoice, documents and bills of lading, which must be veri-

fied on oath or affirmation, by the said parties, who must

subscribe the foryn of entry on oath.

When the above entry is made by any agent, factor, or

other person, other than bona fide owner or consignee of such

merchandise, 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 mer-

chandise, shall, on or before the first period of payment of

such duty become due, deliver to said collector, a full and

correct account of said merchandise, in manner and form

aforesaid, verified by a like oath or affirmation, before any

judge of the United States, or a judge of any court of re-

cord of a state, or before a collector of the customs; and in

case the duties are paid at the time of entry, a like bond to

be given, that such an account shall be delivered, within

ninety days from such entry.

"When the particulars of such merchandise are not known,

an entry thereof to be made according to circumstances; de-

claring on oath or affirmation, all the particulars the p

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knows or believes concerning- the same, to be subscribed byihe party: and where an imperfect entry is made, either for

war.t of invoices, bills of lading-, &c. the collector to take

such merchandise into his custody, until the quantity, quality,

•• value can be ascertained.

Sec 37. Every inporter or consignee of distilled spirits,

wines or teas, to make a separate entry of the same, specify-

ing the name of the vessel and master, and place from whence;the quantity and quality, and a particular detail of the chests,

casks, or vessels containing the same, With the marks andnumbers; which entry, after being certified by the collector,

to be produced to the surveyor or officer acting as inspector

cf the revenue for the port: and all permits granted by the

collector for the above articles, shall, prior to the landing of

the same, be produced to the surveyor or officer acting aS

inspector for the port, for endorsement; any of the above ar-

ticles landed, contrary to the above direction, are subject to

forfeiture, and five hundred dollars penalty on the master orperson having charge of the vessel.

Sec 52. Goods without invoice, or specification of parti-

culars, to be stored by the collector until appraised, or in-

voices arrive, at the option of the importer.

Appraisers to ascertain and certify at what rate, or perage, such goods are damaged; but no allowance fof

•:iamage, unless such appraisement is lodged in the custom-house -within ten days after the landing thereof, accompaniedwith a certificate of the wardens of the port.

Sec. 56. Goods not landed in fifteen days to be sent to thepublic store, and all goods so deposited to be at the risk andcharge of the importer; and if not entered and the duties

paid, or secured -within nine vionths, to be sold, (being first

advertised for one month) the surplus money arising fromsuch sale, after the duties and charges are paid, to be paidinto the treasury of the United States, for the benefit of theowners, who, upon due proof of the property, shall be enti-

tled to the same. Perishable articles may be sold immedi-ately.

Sec 66. Goods entered under a fraudulent invoice to beforfeited, or where the collector shall suspect that suchgoods are not invoiced agreeable to the sum such goods aresold for at the place from whence they are imported, to bet.iken into his possession at the risk and expense of the im-porter, until they are appraised, and in case of prosecutionfor the forfeiture aforesaid, such appraisement shall not ex-

clude other proof on trial, of the actual and real cost of thesaid goods at the place from whence imported.Sec 67. Packages may be opened in presence of two mer=

chants, upon suspicion of fraud, and re-packed under theinspection of an officer; and if found to differ.from the en=

try, to be forfeited, unless made appear to the satisfaction ofthe principal officers of the customs, or a court on trial, that

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&uch difference proceed from accident or mistake, or withintention of fraud.

RETURNED CARGO.Sec. 47. AYhen goods, &c. the growth or manufacture of

the United States shall be returned, not having been shippedfor the benefit of drawback or bounty, no duty to be de-manded.Sec 48. Report and entry of such goods, Stc. to be made,

and proof, by oath or affirmation of the facts thereof.N. B. When the goods so returned have been exported

from any other district than the one they may be importedin, bonds to be given by the importer, in addition to theabove oath, in the sum of the duties that within six months,a certificate shall be produced from the collector of the cus-

toms for the district from whence they were exported, that

such goods were actually so exported: in default of which,the bond to be forfeited and the penalty paid.

PASSENGERS.Sec 46. Entry to be made by passengers of all clothes,

tools or implements of trade or professions, arriving in theUnited States to settle; which articles are exempted fromduty.

If the articles shall be entered by any other person thanthe owner, bond to be given in a sum equal to the amount of

what the duties would be if imported subject to duty: that

the owner shall within one year verify such entry on oath, or

the collector may direct such baggage to be examined; andif any article is contained therein, which ought to pay duty,

entry must be made thereof; and if an entry is made as afore-

said/ and upon examination thereof, any article is foundtherein subject to duty, (not having been expressed at the time

of making the entry) it is forfeited, and the person in wibaggage the same shall be found forfeits and shall pay treble

the value thereof.

Mode of obtaining Drawback on Foreign Merchandise.

Sec 75. Merchandise imported into the United States(foreign caught fish, fish oil, and playing cards excepted) ii

exported within one year from the paying or securing the du-ties thereon, from the ports of original importation, are enti-

tled to a drawback of such duties, or may be transported

coastwise to certain districts, and the drawback, if exportedfrom thence to a foreign port, excepting those immediatelyadjoining the United States,* by observing the following di-

rections: provided, the duties paid or secured on such mer-chandise imported by one person or co-partnership, andentered at the same time, shall amount to fifty dollars, exceptdistilled liquors, which must be one hundred and fifty gallons,.

* St. Augustine, Nova Scotia, Halifax* and the Canada?-.

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and exported in the original casks, cases, chests, boxes, or

other packages in which they were imported, except liquors

in casks, cofTee or cocoa in casks or other packages, or un-

refined sugar which may be filled up out of others of the

s;'.me importation, or put up into new casks or packages cor-

responding therewith, which must be marked and numberedas the originals, but no change or filling up to take place

unless the casks or other packages are unfit for exportation,

and in no other case; the whole to be performed under the

inspection of a proper officer appointed for that purpose.

When article's arc imported in bulk, the packages in whichthey are landed shall be deemed the packages of original im-

portation, and must be exported in the same; and all certifi-

cates for distilled spirits, wines, or teas must be given up, or

no drawback to be allowed.

Sec 76. Twenty-four hours notice to be given by lodging

an entry thereof before shipping the goods, except distilled

spirits, which require bnt six hours; and goods shipped with-

out a proper permit, forfeit the drawback.Previously to any permit being given, proof must be made

by the importer, of the importation and the paying or secur-

ing the duties thereon, and every other person through whosehands such merchandise may have passed, of the identity

thereof.

Sec S2. If any goods, wares or merchandise, entered for

exportation with intent to ^fcraw back the duties, shall belanded within the limits of the United States, the same is sub-

ject to seizure and forfeiture, together with the ship or ves-

sel: aud the vessels or boats used in landing the same, andall persons concerned therein upon conviction, to suffer im-prisonment not exceeding six months.

Sec. 77. Merchandise may be transported coastwise to

such ports as vessels arriving from the Cape of Good Hope,or beyond the same, are admitted to enter at, by making thefollowing entry, and obtaining a certificate from the port oforiginal importation.

Sec 78. The certificate accompanying s\ich merchandiseto be produced at the time of making entry, upon which a

permit will be granted for unlading; and if intended to beexported to a foreign port, the same proceedings to be hadas if such merchandise had been originally imported into thedistrict from whence they are to be exported.

Sec. 79. Merchandise may be transported across the state

of New Jersey, b> the following route to Philadelphia, andexported from thence to a foreign port and obtain drawback,viz. New-Brunswick, South Amboy, and Lamberton, Borden-town, or Burlington, by making an entry as if transported bywater; the said merchandise to be inspected and marked pre-vious to the landing on board any packet with intention oftransportation as aforesaid, and obtaining the certificate asin other cases; and if merchandise is transported by anyother route than expressed in the passport accompanying the

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same, or if the marks, fastenings or seals that may be pi;

thereon, by direction of any officer of the customs, be brokenor defaced, or unpacked, the merchandise in respect to whichsuch omission or wrong doing shall happen, or the value'hereof, shall be forfeited.

Sec. 80. If goods are exported from the district into whichtbej were originally imported, the exporter shall receive

'rom the collector of such district, a debenture or debentureshe amount of such drawback, payable at the exact time

or times on which the duties on such goods shall becomedue. Provided, that if the duties on such merchandise shall

have been paid prior to an entry for exportation, the deben.ttn*e shall be made payable in fifteen days from the time of

ug the bond; and the debenture may be made payableto the original importer when the same shall be requested,

h writing by the exporter, and not otherwise.

If merchandise having been imported coastwise, accom-panied with a certificate, shall be exported to a foreign port,

the exporter to receive a certificate from the collector of the

district from whence exported; which is to be produced to

the collector of the district of original importation; and the-irawback to be paid at such port, upon debenture or deben-

- being granted thereon, payable as aforesaid: but in noease is the drawback to be paid until the duties are first re-

.eived.

Consuls and Vice Consuls.

By an act of Congress of the 28th of February, 1805, it is

made the duty of every master of any vessel bound on a foreign

voyage, before any clearance is granted, to deliver to the col-

lector of the customs, under oath or affirmation, a list con-

taining the names, place of residence, and a description of the

persons composing the ship's company, as far as he can ascer-

tain them, and the collector shall deliver him a certified copythereof, for which the collector shall be entitled to twenty -five

cents; and the said master is to enter into bond with security,

in the sum of four hundred dollars, to exhibit the aforesaid

. ertitied copy of the list to the first boarding officer, at the

first port in the United States, at which he shall arrive on his

return, and then and there produce the persons namedtherein. The bond not to be forfeited, on failure of the mas-\ev to produce any person contained in the list, who may be

:,arged in a foreign country with the consent of the con-sul, vice consul, commercial agent, or vice commercial agenttnere residing, signed in writing, under his hand and official

seal, nor on account of any such person dying or absconding,wr being forcibly impressed into other service.

Sec 2. Makes it the duty of every master or commanderof any ship or vessel belonging to the United States, on his

arrival at a foreign port, to deposit his register, sea-letter and

Mediterranean passport, with the consul, vice consul, com

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mer.cial agent (if any there be at such port) and in case of

refusal he forfeits five hundred dollars: and when the said

master produces a clearance from the proper officer of the

port, it is the duty of the said consul, vice consul, or com-mercial agent, to return him all of his said papers.

Sec. 3. Whenever a ship or vessel of the United States shall

lie sold in a foreign country, and her company discharged, or

when an American seaman shall by his own consent be dis-

charged in a foreign country, it is the duty of the master or

commander to produce 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 sea-

man, two-thirds thereof to be paid, by such consul, to each

seaman so discharged, and the other remaining third to beretained for the purpose of creating a fund for the main-tenance of destitute American seamen in such foreign port.

Sec 4. Makes it the duty of the consuls, vice consuls,

commercial agents and vice commercial agents, to providefor the seamen of the United States, who may be found in

their districts respectively, 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 andcommanders of 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 to transport them to the port in the United States to

which he is bound, on such terms as may be agreed on, not

exceeding ten dollars for each person; and if the captain orcommander refuses to take such seamen on the request of

the consul, &c. he forfeits one hundred dollars for each sea-

man so refused.

Sec 6. Fixes the fee of the consuls, &c. for a certificate

of discharge of any seaman in a foreign port at fifty cents;

and allows them two and a half per cent on all monies re-

ceived and paid on account of such discharges

Sec. 7. Subjects the consuls to a fine not exceeding ten

thousand dollars, and imprisonment not exceeding three

years, for knowingly giving a false certificate, stating that

property of foreigners belongs to citizens of the U. States.

Sec 8. Subjects the consuls, &c. to a fine not exceedingone thousand dollars, for knowingly certifying that an alien

is a citizen of the United States.

Sec. 9. Provides that all powers of attorney executed in a

foreign country, for the transfer of any stock of the United

States, or for receiving interest thereon, shall be verified by

the certificate and seal of a consul, vice consul, commercialagent, or vice commercial agent, if any there be at the place

where the same shall be executed, for which the said consul,

Ifc. shall receive fifty cents.

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GRAND LODGE OF PENNSYLVANIA.Stated Quarterly Communications are held at their Hall

in Chestnut street on the first Mondays in March, June, Sep-tember, and December, when the annual election takes plac-

Officers of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, forthe year 1823.

Josiah Randall, R. W. Grand Master.John B. Gibson, R. W. Deputy Grand Master.James Harper, R. W. Senior Grand Warden.Thomas Kittera, R. W. Junior Grand WardenGeorge A. Baker, R. W. Grand Secretary.Joseph S. Lewis, R. W. Grand Treasurer.Natlian R. Potts, Deputy Grand Secretary.Randal Hutchinson, Senior Grand Deacon.Edward King, Junior Grand Deacon.Rev. William Rogers, }—— George Potts, C Grand Chaplains.

Gregory T. Bedell,3Thomas Amies,") r, , 0i ,

William Wray, jGrand Stewards '

James M'Alpin, Grand Sword Bearer.Elhanan W. Keyser, Grand Marshall.Robert R. Bell, Grand Pursuivant.

SUBORDINATE LODGES.

Lodge No. 2, meet Second Monday—Lodge No. 3, meeThird Tuesday—Lodge No. 9, meet First Friday—Lodge No.19, meet First Thursday—Lodge No. 43, meet at Lancaster,

Second Wednesday—Lodge No. 50, meet at West Chester,

Second Saturday, except June and July, when they do not meet—Lodge No. 51, meet Fourth Thursday—Harmony Lodge,No. 52, meet First Wednesday—AVashington Lodge, No. 59,

meet Second Thursday—Concordia Lodge, No. 67, meetSecond and Fourth Fridays—Orange Lodge, No. 71, meetFourth Wednesday—Philadelphia Lodge, No. 72, meetSecond Saturday—L'Amenite Lodge, No. 73.—Hiram Lodge,Xo. 81, meet at Germantown, first Saturday before full n.

hut if full moon falls on Saturday, then on that day, present

officers, Stephen Boisbrun, W. M. Jacob S. Wunder, S. WFohn Burgman, J. W.—Columbia Lodge, No. 91, meet Foi

Mondays—Jerusalem Lodge, No. 102, meet at Frank ford—Pbilanthropic Lodge, No. 104, meet at M. Mussclinaif s, I

cock township, Lancaster county, the evening before full

n, unless the moon is full on Sunday, then next day

—

mon*s Lodge, No. 114, meet third Friday—St. J(

_-, No. 1 15, meet First Tuesday— Union Lodge, No.meet Third Thursday—Herman's Lodge, No. 125, meetfourth Friday—Hising Star Lodge, No. 126, meets Fourth

Tuesday—Philanthropy Lodge, No. 127, meet SecondFourth Wednesdays—Temple Lodge, No, 128, met'

, month, if Saturday or Sunday, then on the Me

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'•wing—Phoenix Lodge, No. 130, meet Third Wednesday

—

Industry Lodge, No. 131, meet Second Thursday—FranklinLodge, No. 134, meet Third Saturday—Lodge No. 135, meet,

at Roxborough, first Saturday after full moon—Rising SunLodge, No. 139, meet Fourth Saturday—Mount MoriahLodge, No. 155, meet Fourth Tuesday—Lodge No. 158, meetThird Monday—Lodge La Reconnaisance, No. 160, meetFourth Monday—Lodge No. 186, meet Third Thursday.

MARK LODGES.

Concordia Mark Lodge, No. 67, meet First Tuesday

—

Columbia Mark Lodge, No. 91, meet Second Monday—MountMoriah Mark Lodge, No. 155, meet Third Tuesday.

BOARD OF HEALTH.OFFICERS ELECTED UNTIL MARCH, 1823.

For the City—Cornelius Comegys, president; William Man'dry, health officer; Dr. John Barnes, treasurer; AlexanderKnight, port physician; Joseph Pryor, esq. clerk of the board,Jacob Dunton, Joseph Smith, John Eberle, Thomas Watson.For the Northern Liberties—Joseph R. Jenks, William

Binder.For Penn Township—Charles Gruder, esq.

For Southivark—Ebenezer Ferguson, esq.For JMoyamensing—llobert L. Loughead.For Kensington—Jesse R* Burden, secretary; George F,

Lehman, Lazai'etto physician; Henry Kenyon, quarantine mas-ter; C.' Erickson, inspector of vessels; Benjamin Ferguson,superintendant of Blockley burying ground; John Bucking-ham, and A. J. Werthym, messengers.

Northern Dispensary.

Managers.—Rev. George Boyd, president; Rev. James Pat-terson, Joseph Townsend, Jonathan Roberts, John C. Browne,Robert A. Parrish, Joseph S. Riley, John Simmons, Dr. JohnBarnes, Dr. John Perkins, Dr. George Uhler, Dr. Alex.Knight, secretary. Attending Physiciuns—Edwin P. Atlec,M. D. ; John F. Brooke, M. D. ; Samuel F. Freedley, M. D.

;

John Uhler, M. D. Consulting Physicians—John C. Otto, M. D.;

Joseph Parish, M. D.; Thomas F. Herbson, M. D. Apotheca-ry—Edmund Pryor. Collector—John Simmons. Treasurer—*John Barclay, esq.

Pennsylvania Literary Association—Instituted A. D. 1820,meet every 7th day evening, at Harmony-hall, in Fifth street,

below Market. Samuel M. Lynn, president; Henry C. Corbit,

vice president; Peter Hathaway, secretary; H. C. Corbit, re-

cording secretary; Isaac Lloyd, jr. treasurer.

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The following" persons are elected as officers of the Penn-sylvania Society for promoting Abolition, &c. for the ensuingyear.

President—William Rawle.Vice Presidents—Jonas Pusten, Joseph M. Paul.Treasurer—Henry Troth.Secretaries—James Mott, jr. Samuel Mann, jr.

Counsellors—John Sergeant, David P. Brown, John Keat-n

ff> jr - James W. Murray, William Rawle, jr. James P. Nor-

ris, jr. Matthias Xorris, Bucks county; Levi' Paulding, Mon'gomery; James Hopkins, Lancaster; Samuel Edwards, Dela-ware.

Board of Education—Benjamin Abertun, J. T. Banting,Thomas Erie, John Field, jr. B. M. Hollingshead, JamesMott, jr. Edward Needles, P. Pine, jr. Blakey Sharples.%Townsend Sharpless, Thomas Hale, Thomas Parker, jr. IsaacBarton.

Electing Committee—J. T. Bunting, Isaac Barton, John H«.

Willetts, James Mott, jr. John M. Freeman, Samuel C. At-kinson, James Cox, Alexander Shaw, William Baker, EdwinP. Atlee.

Jefferson Benevolent Institution of Pennsylvania—InstitutedJanuary 16th, 1819, incorporated March "22, 1819, meet onthe second Tuesday in every month at the house of WilliamStewert, Sixth street between Market and Arch Electionsecond Tuesday in January annually. Officers elected for thepresent year:—George Smith, president; Samuel Witley, vice

president; Henry Ball, secretary, Joseph Thomas, M. l> .

treasurer; George Chandler, messenger.

Second Jefferson Benevolent I»*ti<utl<jn of Pennsylvania—In-

stituted March 18th, and incorporated May 20th, 1822, meeton the third Thursday in every month, at the house of Jo-

seph Schrack, corner of Wood and Fourth streets—Election

third Tuesday in January annually. Officers elected for the

present year:—Adam Dialogue, president; William D. Has-

let, vice president; Henry Ball, secretary; Joseph Tfcoma?,

treasurer; Daniel Linket, doorkeeper.

Montgomery Beneficial Society—Instituted in 1815, meet at

John Wilson's, No! 193 Chesnut street, opposite the state-

house, the second Monday in every month, and hohd their

annual election in January. The following are the officers for

the ensuing year:—Charles B. Rees, president; Jacob Sling-

luff, vice president; Bartholomew Rees, secretary; Charles S.

Clawges, esq. assistant secretary; Chalkly Baker, Adam En-

gard, jr. and David Hunter, stewards; Joseph Chew, William

Long and William Gorgas, committee of correspondence

;

athan Gardiner, messenger. ^

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CONSTITUTIONOF THE UNITED STATES.

The Constitution framed for the United States of America by a

Convention of Deputies from the States of New-Hampshire,Massachusetts, Connecticut, New-York, New-Jersey, Penn-sylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina,

South Carolina, and Georgia, at a Session begun May 25, andended September 17, 1787.

WE, the people of the United States, in order to form amore perfect union, establish justice, ensure domestic tran-

quillity, provide for the common defence, promote the gene-ral welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves

and our posterity, do ordain and establish this constitution

for the United States of America.

ARTICLE I.

SECTION I.

All legislative powers herein granted, shall be vested in a

Congress of the United States which shall consist of a senate

and house of representatives.

SECTION II.

I. The house of representatives shall consist of memberschosen every second year, by the people of the several states:

and the electors in each state shall have the qualifications

requisite for electors of the most numerous branch of thestate legislature.

II. No person shall be a representative, who shall not haveattained to the age of twenty-five years, and been seven yearsa citizen of the United States; and who shall not, when elect-

ed, be an inhabitant of that state in which he shall be chosen.III. Representatives and direct taxes, shall be apportioned

among the several states, which may be included within this

union, according to their respective numbers, which shall bedetermined by adding to the whole number of free persons,including those bound to service for a term of years, andexcluding Indians not taxed, three-fifths of all other per-sons. The actual enumeration shall be made within threeyears after the first meeting of the congress of the UnitedStates; and within every subsequent term of ten years, insuch manner as they shall by law direct. The number ofrepresentatives shall not exceed one for every thirty thou-sand: but each state shall have at least one representative:and, until such enumeration shall be made, the state of New-Hampshire shall be entitled to choose three; Massachusettseight; Rhode-Island and Providence plantations one; Connec-ticut five; New-York six; New-Jersey four; Pennsylvaniaeight; Delaware one; Maryland six; Virginia ten; North-Ca-rolina five; South-Carolina five; and Georgia three.

IV. When vacancies happen in the representation from any^tate, the executive authority thereof shall issue writs ofelection to fill such vacancies. H

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V. The house of representatives shall choose their speakerand other officers; and shall have the sole power of impeach-ment.

SECTION III.

I. The senate of the United States shall be composed oftwo senators from each state, chosen by the legislature there-of, for six years; and each senator shall have one vote.

II. Immediately after they shall be assembled, in conse-quence of the first election, they shall be divided, as equallyas may be, into three classes. The seats of the senators ofthe first class shall be vacated at the expiration of the secondyear; of the second class, at the expiration of the fourth year;and of the third class, at the expiration of the sixth year: sothat one-third may be chosen every second year. And if va-

cancies happen, by resignation or otherwise, during the recessof the legislature of any state, the executive thereof maymake temporary appointments until the next meeting of thelegislature, which shall then fill such vacancies.

III. No person shall be a senator, who shall not have at-

tained to the age of thirty years, and been nine years a citi-

zen of the United States; and who shall not, when elected,be an inhabitant of that state for which he shall be chosen.

IV. The vice-president of the United States shall be pre-sident of the senate, but shall have no vote unless they beequally divided.

V. The senate shall choose their other officers, and also apresident pro tempoi'e in the absence of the vice-president,

or when he shall exercise the office of president of theUnited States.

VI. The senate shall have the sole power to try all im-

peachments. When sitting for that purpose, they shall be onoath or affirmation. When the president of the United States

is tried, the chief Justice shall preside: and no person shall

be convicted, without the concurrence of two-thirds of the

members present.

VII. Judgment, in cases of impeachment, shall not extendfurther than to removal from office, and disqualification to

and eujoy any office of honour, trust, or profit, underthe United States. But the party convicted shall, nevertheless,

be liable and subject to indictment, trial, judgment, andpunishment according to law.

SECTION IV.

I. The times, places, and manner of holding elections for

senators and representatives, shall be prescribed in eacn

state by the legislature thereof: but the congress may, at

any time, by law, make or alter such regulations, except as

to the psaccs of choosing senators.

II. The congress shall assemble at least once in every year;

iting sii:ill be on the first Monday in Decusunless they shall by law appoint a different day.

SECTION V.

I Each house shall be the judge of the elections, i

.

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and qualifications of its own members; and a majority ofeach shall constitute a quorum to do business; but a smaller

number may adjourn from day to day, and may be authorized

to compel the attendance of absent members, in such man-ner, and under such penalties as each house may provide.

11. Each house may determine the rules of its proceedings;punish its members for disorderly behaviour; and with theconcurrence of two-thirds, expel a member.

HI. Each house shall keep a journal of its proceedings,and, from time to time, publish the same, excepting suchparts as may in their judgment require secrecy: jind the yeasand nays, of the members of either house on any question,

shall at the desire of one-fifth of those present, be enteredon the journal.

IV. Neither house during the session of congress, shall,

without the consent of the other, adjourn for more than three

days, nor to any other place than that in which the twohouses shall be sitting.

SECTION VI.

I. The senators and representatives shall receive a com-pensation for their services, to be ascertained by law, andpaid out of the treasury of the United States. They shall, in

all cases, except treason, felony, and breach of the peace, beprivileged from arrest, during their attendance at the ses-

sion of their respective houses, and in going to and returningfrom the same: for any speech or debate in either house,they shall not be questioned in any other place.

II. No senator or representative shall, during the time for

which he was elected, be appointed to any civil office, underthe authority of the United States, which shall have beencreated, or the emoluments of which shall have been in-

creased, during such time; and no person holding any office

onder the United States shall be a member of either house,during his continuance in office.

SECTION VII.

I. All bills, for raising revenue, shall originate in the houseof representatives: but the senate shall propose or concurwith amendments, as on other bills.

II. Every bill, which shall have passed the house of repre-sentatives and the senate, shall, before it become a law, bepresented to the president of the United States. If he ap-prove, he shall sign it: but if not, he shall return it, with hisobjections, to that house in which it shall have originated,who shall enter the objections at large on their journal, andproceed to reconsider it. If, after such reconsideration, two-thirds of that lipase shall agree to pass the bill, it shall besent, together with the objections, to the other house, bywhich it shall likewise be reconsidered, and, if approved bytwo-thirds of that house, it shall become a law. But, in all

such cases, the votes of both houses shall be determined byyeas and nays: and the names of the persons voting for andagainst the hill shall be entered on the journal of each house

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respectively. If any bill shall not be returned by the president,within ten days (Sundays excepted) after it shall have beenpresented to him, the same shall be a law, in like manner asif he had signed it, unless the congress, by their adjournment,prevent its return; in which case it shall not be a law.

III. Every order, resolution, or vote, to which the concur-rence of the senate and house of representatives may benecessary (except on a question of adjournment) shall be pre-sented to the president of the United States; and, before thesame shall take effect, be approved by him; or, being disap-proved by him, shall be repassed by two-thirds of both houses,according to the rules and limitations prescribed in the caseof a bill.

SECTION VIII.The congress shall have power

—

I. To lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts, and excise, to

pay the debts and provide for the common defence and gene-ral welfare of the United States: but all duties, imposts, andexcises, shall be uniform throughout the United States.

II. To borrow money on the credit of the United States.III. To regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among

the several states, and with the Indian tribes.

IV. To establish a uniform rule of naturalization; and uni-

form laws on the subject of bankruptcies, throughout theUnited States.

V. To coin money; to regulate the value thereof, and offoreign coin; and fix the standard of weights and measures.

VI. To provide for the punishment of counterfeiting thesecurities and current coin of the United States.

VII. To establish post-offices and post-roads.

VIII. To promote the progress of science and useful arts,

by securing for limited times, to authors and inventors, the

exclusive right to their respective writings and discoveries.

IX. To constitute tribunals inferior to the supreme court.

X. To define and punish piracies and felonies committedon the high seas, and offences against the law of nations.

XI. To declare war; grant letters of marque and reprisal;

and make rules concerning captures on land and water.

XII. To raise and support armies. But no appropriation of

money for that use, shall be for a longer term than two years.

XIII. To provide and maintain a navy.

XIV. To make rules for the government and regulation of

the land and naval forces.

XV. To provide for calling forth the militia to execute

the laws of the union, suppress insurrections, and repel in-

vasions.

XVI. To provide for organizing, arming, and disciplining

the militia, and for governing such part of them as may be

employed in the service of the United States; reserving to

the states respectively the appointment of the officers, and

the authority of training the militia according to the discipline

prescribed by congress.

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XVII. To exercise exclusive legislation, in all cases what-soever, over such district (not exceeding- ten miles square)as may, by cession of particular states, and the acceptance ofcongress, become the seat of the government of the UnitedStates; and to exercise like authority over all places purchasedby the consent of the legislature of the state in which thesame shall be, for the erection of forts, magazines, arsenals,

dock-yards, and other needful buildings; andXY1II. To make all laws which shall be necessary and pro-

per for carrying into execution the foregoing powers, and all

other powers vested by this constitution in the governmentof the United States, or any department or officer thereof.

SECTION IX.

I. The migration or importation of such persons, as any ofthe states now existing shall think proper to admit, shall notbe prohibited by the congress, prior to the year one thousandeight hundred and eight; but a tax may be imposed on suchimportation, not exceeding ten dollars for each person.

II. The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus shall notbe suspended, unless when, in cases of rebellion or invasion,the public safety may require it.

III. No bill of attainder or ex post facto law shall be passed.IV. No capitation or other direct tax shall be laid, unless

in proportion to the census or enumeration herein before di-

rected to be taken.

V. No tax or duties shall be laid on articles exported fromany state. No preference shall be given, by any regulation ofcommerce or revenue, to the ports of one state, over thoseof another: nor shall vessels, bound to or from one state, beobliged to enter, clear, or pay duties in another.

VI. No money shall be drawn from the treasury, but inconsequence of appropriations made by law; and a regularstatement and account of the receipts and expenditures ofall public money shall be published from time to time.

VII. No title of nobility shall be granted by the UnitedStates: and no person, holding any office of profit or trust

under them, shall, without the consent of congress, acceptof any present, emolument, office, or title, of any kind what-ever, from any king, prince, or foreign state.

section x.

I. No state shall enter into any treaty, alliance, or confed-eration; grant Utters of marque and reprisal; coin money;emit bills of credit; make any tiling but gold and silver coina tender in payment of debts; pass any bill of attainder, expost facto law, or law impairing* the obligation of contracts,

or grant any title of nobility.

II. No state shall, without the consent of congress, lay anyimposts or duties on imports or exports, except what maybe absolutely necessary for executing its inspection laws; andthe net produce of all duties and imposts laid by any state

on imports or exports, shall be for the use of the treasury ofH 2

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the United States; and all such laws shall be subject to therevision and control of congress. No state shall, without theconsent of congress, lay any duty on tonnage, keep troops,

or ships of war in time of peace, enter into any agreementor compact with another state, or with a foreign power, orengage in war, unless actually invaded, or in such imminentdanger as will not admit of delay.

ARTICLE II.

SECTION I.

I. The executive power shall be vested in a president of

the United States of America. He shall hold his office duringthe term of four years, and, together with the vice-president,

chosen for the same term, be elected as follows:

II. Each state shall appoint, in such manner as the legisla

ture thereof may direct, a number of electors, equal to thewhole number of senators and representatives, to which thestate may be entitled in the congress. But no senator or re-

presentative, or person holding any office of trust or profit

under the United States, shall be appointed an elector.

III. The electors shall meet in their respective states, andvote by ballot for two persons, one of whom at least, shall

not be an inhabitant of the same state with themselves. Andthey shall make a list of all the persons voted for, and of thenumber of votes for each: which list they shall sign and cer-

tify, and transmit, sealed, to the seat of the government of

the United States, directed to the president of the senate.

The president of the senate shall, in the presence of the

senate and house of representatives, open all the certificates,

and the votes shall then be counted. The person having the

greatest number of votes shall be the president, if such num-ber be a majority of the whole number of electors appointed;and if there be more than one who have such majority, andhave an equal number of votes, then the house of represen-tatives shall immediately choose by ballot one of them for

president: and if no person have a majority, then, from thefive highest on the list the said house shall in like mannerchoose the president. But in choosing the president, the votesshall be taken by states, the representation from each state

having one vote: a quorum for this purpose shall consist of amember or members from two-thirds of the states: and a

majority of all the states shall be necessary to a choice. Inevery case, after the choice of the president, the person hav-ing the greatest number of votes of the electors, shall be thevice-president. But if there should remain two or more whohave equal votes, the senate shall choose from them, by bal-

lot, the vice-president.

IV". The congress may determine the time of choosing elec-

tors, and the day on which they shall give their votes; whichday shall be the same throughout the United States.

V. No person, except a natural born citizen, or a citizen

of the United States at the time of the adoption of this con*

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stitution, shall be eligible to the office of president. Neither

shall any person be eligible to that office who shall not b .ive

attained to the age of thirty -five years, and been fourteen years

a resident within the United States.

VI. In case of the removal of the president from office, or

of his death, resignation, or inability to discharge the powersand duties of the said office, the same shall devolve on thevice-president; and the congress may, by law, provide for theease of removal, death, or inability both of the president andvice-president; declaring what officer shall then act as presi-

dent: and such officer shall act accordingly, until the disa-

bility be removed, or a president shall be elected.

VII. The president shall, at stated times, receive for his

services, a compensation which shall neither be increased nordiminished during the period for which he shall have beenelected: and he shall not receive, within that period, anyother emolument frcm the United States, or any of them.

VIII. Before he enter on the execution of his office, heshall take the following oath or affirmation:" I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully ex-

ecute the office of president of the United States; and will,

to the best of my ability, preserve, protect, and defend theconstitution of the United States."

SECTION II.

I. The president shall be commander in chief of the armyand navy of the United States, and of the militia of theseveral states, when called into the actual service of theUnited States. He may require the opinion in writing of theprincipal officers in each of the executive departments, uponany subject relating to the duties of their respective offices;

and he shall have power to grant reprieves and pardons, for

offences against the United States, except in cases of im-peachment.

II. He shall have power, by and with the advice and con-sent of the senate, to mate treaties, provided two-thirds ofthe senators present concur: and he shall nominate, and byand with the advice and consent of the senate, shall appointambassadors, other public ministers, and consuls, judges ofthe supreme court, and all other officers of the United States,

whose appointments are not herein otherwise provided for,

and which shall be established by law. But the congress may,by law, yest the appointment of such inferior officers as theythink proper in the president alone, in the courts of law, or

in the heads of departments.III. The president shall have power to fill up all vacancies

that may happen during the recess of the senate, by grantingcommissions which shall expire at the end of their nextsession.

SECTION III.

lie shall from time to time give to the congress information

of the state of the union; and recommend to their considera-

tion such measures as he shall judge necessary and expedi-

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ent. He may, on extraordinary occasions, convene both boor either of them; and, in case of disagreement bet"^

them, with respect to the time of adjournment, he may ad-

journ them to such time as he shall think proper. He shall

receive ambassadors and other public ministers. He shall

take care that the laws be faithfully executed; and shall com-mission all the officers of the United States.

SECTION' IV.

The president, vice-president, and all civil officers of the

United States shall be removed from office on impeachment

for, and conviction of, treason, bribery, or other high crimes

and misdemeanors.ARTICLE III.

SECTION I.

The judicial power of the United States shall be vested in

one supreme court, and in such inferior courts as the con-

gress may, from time to time ordain and establish. Thejudges, both of the supreme and inferior courts, shall holdtheir offices during good behaviour; and shall, at stated times,

receive for their services a compensation, which shall not bediminished during their continuance in office.

SECTION II.

I. The judicial power shall extend to all cases in law andequity, arising under this constitution, the laws of the UnitedStates, and treaties made, or which shall be made, undertheir authority; to all cases affecting ambassadors, other pub-lic ministers, and consuls; to all cases of admiralty and mari-

time jurisdiction; to controversies to which the United States

shall be a party, to controversies between two or more states,

between a state and citizens of another state, between citi-

zens of different states, between citizens of the same state

claiming lands under grants of different states, and between

a state, or the citzens thereof and foreign states, citizens,

or subjects.

II. In all cases, affecting ambassadors, other public minis-

ters and consuls, and those in which a state shall be a party,

the supreme court shall have original jurisdiction. In all theother cases before mentioned the supreme court shall haveappellate jurisdiction both as to law and fact, with such excep-tions, and under such regulations, as the congress shall make.

III. The trial of all crimes, except in cases of impeach-kt, shall be by jury, and such trial shall be held in the

state where the said crimes shall have been committed; butwhen not committed within any state, the trial shall be at

such place or places as the congress may by law have directed.SECTION in.

I. Treason against the United States shall consist only in

levying war against them, or in adhering to their enemies,giving them aid and comfort. No person shall be convictedof treason unless on the testimony of two witnesses to thesame overt act, or on confession in open court.

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II. The congress shall have power to declare the punish-

ment of treason; but no attainder of treason shall work cor-

ruption of blood, or forfeiture, except during the life of the

person attainted.

ARTICLE IV.SECTION I.

Full faith and credit shall be given, in each state, to the

public acts, records, and judicial proceedings of every other

state. And the congress may, by penal laws, prescribe themanner in which such acts, records, and proceeding shall beproved, and the effect thereof.

SECTION II.

I. The citizens of each state shall be entitled to all theprivileges and immunities of citizens in the several states.

II. A person charged in any state with treason, felony or

other crime, who shall flee from justice and be found in

another state, shall, on demand of the executive authority ofthe state from which he fled, be delivered up, to be removedto the state having jurisdiction of the crime.

III. No person, held to service or labour in one state un-

der the laws thereof, escaping into another, shall, in conse-

quence of any law or regulation therein, be discharged fromsuch service or labour; but shall be delivered up on claim of

the party to whom such service or labour may be due.

SECTION III.

I. New states may be admitted by the congress into this

union; but no new state shall be formed or erected within the

jurisdiction of any other state, nor any state be formed bythe junction of two or more states—without the consent of

the legislatures of the states concerned, as well as of the

congress.

II. The congress shall have power to dispose of, and makeall needful rules and regulations respecting the territory orother property belonging to the United States: and nothingin this constitution shall be so construed as to prejudice anyclaims of the United States, or of any particular state.

SECTION IV.

The United States shall guarantee to every state in this

union, a republican form of government; and shall protect

each of them against invasion, and on application of the legis-

lature, or of the executive (when the legislature cannot beconvened) against domestic violence.

ARTICLE V.The congress, whenever two-thirds of both houses shall

deem it necessary, shall propose amendments to this consti-

tution, or on the application of the legislatures of two-thirds

of the several states, shall call a convention for proposingamendments; which, in either case, shall be valid to all in-

tents and purposes, as part of this constitution, when ratified

by the legislatures of three-fourths of the several states, or

by conventions in three-fourths thereof, as the one or the

other mode of ratification may be proposed by the congress:

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Provided, that no amendment which may be made prior to

the year one thousand eight hundred and eight, shall in anymanner affect the first and fourth clauses in the ninth section

of the first article; and that no state, without its consent,

shall be deprived of its equal suffrage in the senate.

ARTICLE VI.T. All debts contracted, and engagements entered into, be-

fore the adoption of this constitution, shall be as valid against

the United States, under this constitution, as under the con-

federationII. This constitution, and the laws of the United States

which shall be made in pursuance thereof, and all treaties

made, or which shall be made, under the authority of the

United States, shall be the supreme law of the land, and the

judges in every state shall be bound thereby, any thing in

the constitution or laws of any state to the contrary notwith-

standing.

III. The senators and representatives before mentioned,

and the members of the several state legislatures, and all

executive and judicial officers, both of the United States and

of the several states, shall be bound, by oath or affirmation,

to support this constitution; but no religious test shall ever

be required as a qualification to any office or public trust un-

der the United States.

ARTICLE VII.The ratification of the convention of nine states shall be

sufficient for the establishment of this constitution between

the states so ratifying the same.

Done in the convention by the unanimous consent of the states

present, the seventeenth day of September, in the year of

our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-seven,

and of the independence of the United States of Americathe twelfth. In witness whereof we have subscribed our

names. GEORGE WASHINGTON, President,

and delegate from Virginia.

.Yew Hampshire—John Lung-don, Nicholas Gilman.

.Massachusetts—Nathaniel Gotham, Rufus King.

Connecticut—William Samuel Johnson, Roger Sherman.

v.York—Alexander Hamilton.

.\ew-Jersey—William Livingston, David Brearley, William

Patterson, Jonathan Dayton.

Pennsylvania—Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Mifflin. Robert

Morris, George Clymer, Thomas Fitzsimons, Jared Ingersoll,

J-imes Wilson, Governeur Morris.

Delaware—George Reed, Gunning Bedford, jun. John Dick-

inson, Richard Basset, Jacob Broom..Maryland—J^mes M'Henry, Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer,

Daniel Carol 1.

Virginia—John Blair, James Madison, jot).

A %

orth-C'arolina—William Blount, Richard Dobbs Spaight,

Hugh Williamson.

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South-Carolina—John Rutledge, Chas. C. Pinckney, Charles

Pinckney, Pierce Butler.

Georgia—William Few, Abraham Baldwin.

' Attest, WILLIAM JACKSON, Secretary.

AMENDMENTS.The following articles in addition to, and amendment of, the con-

stitution of the United States, having been ratified by the legis~

latures of nine states, are equally obligatory -with the coyistitu-

tion itself

I. Congress shall make no law respecting1 an establish-

ment of religion, or prohibiting* the free exercise thereof, orabridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right

of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition thegovernment for a redress of grievances.

II. A well regulated militia being necessary to the security

of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear armsshall not be infringed.

III. No soldier shall, in time of peace, be quartered in anyhouse, without the consent of the owner; nor in time of war,but in a manner to be prescribed by law.

IV. The right of the people to be secure in their persons,houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searchesand seizures, shall not be violated; and no warrants shall

issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirma-

tion, and particularly describing the place to be searched,and the persons or things to be seized.

V. No person shall be held to answer for a capital or other-

wise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictmentof a grand jury, except in cases arising in the land or navalforces or in the militia, when in actual service, in time ofwar, or public danger: nor shall any person be subject, for

the same offence, to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb;nor shall be compelled in any criminal case, to be witnessagainst himself; nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property,without due process of law; nor shall private property betaken for public use, without just compensation.

VI. In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoythe right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury,of the state and district wherein the crime shall have beencommitted; which district shall have been previously ascer-

tained by law; and to be informed of the nature and cause ofthe accusation; to be confronted with the witnesses against

him; to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his

favour; and to have the assistance of counsel for his defeuce.

VII. In suits at common law, where the value in contro-

versy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of trial by juryshall be preserved; and no fact tried by jury shall be other-

wise re-examined in any court of the United States, than ac-

cording to the rules of the common law.

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VIII. Excessive bail shall not be required; nor excessivefines imposed; nor cruel and unusual punishment inflicted.

IX. The enumeration, in the constitution, of certain rightsshall not be construed to deny or disparage others retainedby the people.

X. The powers not delegated to the United States by theconstitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reservedto the states respectively, or to the people.

XL The judicial power of the United States shall not beconstrued to extend to any suit in law or equity, commencedor prosecuted against one of the United States by citizens

of another state, or by citizens or subjects of any foreign state.

XII. The electors shall meet in their respective states, andvote by ballot for president and vice president, one of whom,at least shall not be an inhabitant of the same state withthemselves; they shall name in their ballots the person votedfor as president, and in distinct ballots the person voted for

as vice-president; and they shall make distinct lists of all

persons voted for as president, and of all persons voted for as

vice-president, and of the number of votes for each, whichlists they shall sign and certify, and transmit sealed to the

government of the United States, directed to the president

of the senate; the president of the senate shall, in the pre-

sence of the senate and house of representatives, open all

the certificates, and the votes shall then be counted: the per-

son having the greatest number of votes for president shall

be the president, if such number be a majority of the wholenumber of electors appointed; and if no person have suchmajority, then from the persons having the highest numbersnot exceeding three on the list of those voted for as presi-

dent, the house of representatives shall choose immediately,

by ballot, the president. But in choosing the president, the

votes shall be taken by states, the representation from each

state having one vote; a quorum for this purpose shall con-

sist of a member or members from two-thirds of the states,

and a majority of all the states shall be necessary to a choice.

And if the house of representatives shall not choose a presi-

dent whenever the right of choice shall devolve upon them,

before the fourth day of March next following, then the vice-

president shall act as president, as in the case of the death

or other constitutional disability of the president.

The person having the greatest number of votes as vice-

president, shall be vice-president, if such number be a ma -

j ority of the whole number of electors appointed; and if no

person have a majority, then from the two highest numbers

on the list, the senate shall choose the vice-president: a quo-

rum for the purpose shall consist of two-thirds of the whole

number of senators, anc^a majority of the whole number shall

be necessary to a choice.

But no person constitutionally ineligible to the offic-

president shall be eligible to that of vice-president of the

United States.

CONSTITUTION OF PENNSYLVANIA,

+is ratified in Convention, the 2d day of September, 1790.

We, the people of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, ordain

and establish this constitution for its government.

ARTICLE I.

§ 1. The legislative power of this commonwealth shall be vestedin a general assembly, which shall consist of a senate and house ofrepresentatives.

2. The representatives shall be chosen annually, by the citizens

of the city of Philadelphia, and of each county respectively, on the

v second Tuesday of October.3. No person shall be a representative who shall not have at-

tained the age of twenty-one years, and have been a citizen and in-

habitant of the state three years next preceding his election, andthe last year thereof an inhabitant of the city or county in which heshall be chosen ; unless he shall have been absent on the public

business of the United States, or of this state. No person residing

within any city, town, or borough, which shall be entitled to a se-

parate representation, shall be elected a member for any county ;

nor shall any person residing without the limits of any such city,

town, or borough, be elected a member therefor.

4. Within three years after the first meeting of the general as-

sembly, and within every subsequent term of seven years, an enu-meration of the taxable inhabitants shall be made, in such manner as

shall be directed by law. The number of representatives shall, at

the several periods of making such enumeration, be fixed by thelegislature, and apportioned among the city of Philadelphia and'he several counties, according to the number of taxable inhabi-

'iints in each ; and shall never be less than sixty, nor greater thanone hundred. Each county shall have at least one representative

;

but no county, hereafter erected, shall be entitled to a separate re-

presentation, until a sufficient number of taxable inhabitants shall

be contained within it to entitle them to one representative, agreea-ble to the ratio which shall then be established.

5. The senators shall be chosen for four years, by the citizens

of Philadelphia and of the several counties at the .same time, in thesame manner, and at the same places where they shall vote for re-

presentatives.

6. The number of senators shall, at the several periods of makingthe enumeration before mentioned, be fixed by the legislature andapportioned among the districts formed as hereinafter directed, ac-

cording to the number of taxable inhabitants in each ; and shall ne-ver be less than one-fourth, nor greater than one-tlurd, of the num-ber of representatives.

7. The senators shall be chosen in districts, to be formed by thelegislature; each distinct containing such a number of taxable inha-bitants as shall be entitled to elect not more than four senators.

When a district shall be composed of two or more counties, thevT

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shall be adjoining-. Neither the city of Philadelphia nor any con;

shall be divided, in forming a district.

8. No person shall be a senator who shall not have attained th

age of twenty-five years, and have been a citizen and inhabitant of

the state four years next before bis election, and the last year

thereof an inhabitant of the district for which he shall have beenchosen ; unless he shall have been absent on the public business of

the United vStates, or of this state.

9. Immediately after the senators shall be assembled, in conse-

quence of the first election, subsequent to the first enumeration,they shall be divided, by lot, as equally as may be, into four classes.

The seats of the senators of the first class shall be vacated at the

expiration of the first year ; of the second class, at the expiration of

the second year ; of the third class, at the expiration of the third

year; and of the fourth class, at the expiration of the fourth year;

so that one-fourth may be chosen every year.

10. The general assembly shall meet on the first Tuesday of De-cember in every year, unless sooner convened by the governor.

11. Each house shall choose its speaker and other officers ; andthe senate shall also choose a speaker, pro tempore, when the speak-

er shall exercise the office of governor.

12. Each house shall judge of the qualifications of its members.Contested elections shall be determined by a committee, to be se-

lected, formed, and regulated in such manner as shall be directed

by law. A majority of each house shall constitute a quorum to dobusiness : but a smaller number may adjourn from day to day, andmay be authorized, by law, to compel the attendance of absent

members, in such manner, and under such penalties, as may beprovided.

13. Each house may determine the rules of its proceedings;

punish its members for disorderly behaviour ; and, with the con-

currence of two-thirds, expel a member j but not a second time

for the same cause, and shall have all other powers necessary for a

branch of the legislature of a free state.

14. Each house shall keep a journal of its proceedings, and pub-

lish them weekly, except such parts as may require secrecy. Andthe yeas and nays of the members, on any question, shall, at the

desire of any two of them, be entered on the journals.

15. The doors of each house, a«d of committees of the whole,

shall be open, unless when the business shall be such as ought to be

kept secret.

16. Neither house shall, without the consent of the other, ad-

journ for more than three days, nor to any other place than that in

which the two houses shall be sitting.

17. The senators and representatives shall receive a compensa-

tion for their services, to be ascertained by law, and paid out of the

treasury of the commonwealth. They shall, in all cases except

treason, felony, and breach or surety of the peace, be free from ar-

rest, during their attendance at the session of the respective privi-

leged houses, and in going to and returning from the same. Andfor any speech or debate in cither house, they shall not be ques-

tioned in any other place.

13. No senator or representative shall, during the time for which

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ball have been elected, be appointed to any civil office, under

this commonwealth, which shall have been created, or the emolu-

ments of which shall have been increased, during such time ;and

no member of congress, or other person holding- any office, except

of attorney at law, and in the militia, under the United States or

this commonwealth, shall be a member of either house, during his

continuance in congress, or in office.

19. When vacancies happen in either house, the speaker shall

issue writs of election to fill such vacancies.

20. All bills for raising- revenue shall originate in the house of

representatives; but the senate may propose amendments, as in

jtfier bills.

21. No money shall be drawn from the treason-, but in conse-

quence of appropriations made by law.

22. Every bill, which shall have passed both houses, shall bepresented to the governor. If he approve, he shall sign it ; but if

he shall not approve, he shall return it, with his objections, to the

house in which it shall have originated, who shall enter the objec-

tions at large upon their journals, and proceed to reconsider it. If,

after such reconsideration, two-thirds of that house shall agree to

pass the bill, it shall be sent, with the objections, to the other

house, by which, likewise, it shall be reconsidered ; and if approvedby two-thirds of that house, it shall be a law. But, in such cases,

the votes of both houses shall be determined by yeas and nays; andthe names of the persons voting for or against the bill shall be en-

tered on the journals of each house respectively. If any bill shall

not be returned by the governor within ten days (Sundays except-

ed) after it shall be presented to him, it shall be a law, in like man-ner as if he had signed it, unless the general assembly, by their

adjournment, prevent its return ; in which case, it shall be a law,

unless sent back within three days after their next meeting.

23. Every order, resolution, or vote, to which the concurrenceof both houses may be necessary, (except on a question of adjourn-

ment,) shall be presented to the governor ; and, before it shall takeeffect, be approved by him ; or, being disapproved, shall be re-

passed by two-thirds of both houses, according to the rules and li-

mitations prescribed in case of a bill.

ARTICLE II.

§ 1. The supreme executive power of this commonwealth shall

be vested in a governor.

2. The governor shall be chosen on the second Tuesday of Oc-tober, by the citizens of the commonwealth, at the places wherethey shall respectively vote for representatives. The returns of

every election for governor, shall be sealed up and transmitted to

the seat of government, directed to the speaker of the senate, whoshall open and publish them, in the presence of the members ofboth houses of the legislature. The person having the highest

number of votes shall be governor. But, if two or more shall beequal and highest in votes, one of them shall be chosen governorby the joint vote of the members of both houses. Contested elec-

tions shall be determined by a committee, to be selected from bothhouses of the legislature, and formed and regulated in such manneras shall be directed bv law.

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3. The governor shall hold his office during three years fromthe third Tuesday of December next ensuing his election ; and^hall not be capable of holding it longer than nine in any term oftwelve years.

4. He shall be at least thirty years of age, and have been a citi-

zen and inhabitant of this state seven years next before his elec-tions unless he shall have been absent on the public business of theUnited States, or of this state.

5. No member of congress, or person holding any office underthe United States, or this state, shall exercise the office of gover-nor.

6. The governor shall, at stated times, receive for his services acompensation which shall be neither increased nor diminishedduring the period for which he shall have been elected.

7. He shall be commander in chief of the army and navy of this

commonwealth, and of the militia; except when they shall be calledinto the actual service of the United States.

8. He shall appoint all officers, whose offices are established bythis constitution, or shall be established by law, and whose appoint-ments are not herein otherwise provided for; but no person shall

be appointed to an office within any county who shall not havebeen a citizen and inhabitant therein one year next before his ap-pointment, if the county shall have been so long erected; but, if it

shall not have been so long erected, then within the limits of thecounty or counties out of which it shall have been taken. No mem-ber of congress from this state, or any person holding or exercising

any office of trust or profit under the United States, shall, at thesame time, hold or exercise the office of judge, secretary, trea-

surer, prothonotary, register of wills, recorder of deeds, sheriff,

or any office in this state, to which a salary is by law annexed, or

any other office which future legislatures shall declare incompati-ble with offices or appointments under the United States.

9. He shall have power to remit fines and forfeitures, and grant

reprieves and pardons, except in cases of impeachment.10. He may require information, in writing, from the officers in

the executive department, upon any subject relating to the duties

of their respective offices.

1.1. He shall, from time to time, give to the general assembly in-

formation of the state of the commonwealth, and recommend to

their consideration such measures as he shall judge expedient.

12. He may, on extraordinary occasions, convene the general

assembly : and, in case of disagreement between the two houses,

with respect to the time of adjournment, adjourn to such time as

he shall think proper, not exceeding four months.(

13. He shall take care that the laws be faithfully executed.

14. In case of the death or resignation of the governor, or of his

removal from office, the speaker of the senate shall exercise the

office of governor, until another governor shall be duly qualified.

And if the trial of a contested election shall continue longer than

until the third Tuesday in December next ensuing the election of

governor, the governor of the last year, or the speaker of the

«cnate, who may be in the exercise of the executive authority, shall

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continue therein until the determination of such contested election,

and until a governor shall he qualified as aforesaid.

15. A secretary shall he appointed and commissioned during- thegovernor's continuance in office, if he shall so long1 hehave himself

well. He shall keep a fair register of all the official acts and pro-

ceedings of the governor, and shall, when required, lay the same,and all papers, minutes, and vouchers relative thereto, hefore

either branch of the legislature ; and shall perform such other du-ties as shall be enjoined him by law.

ARTICLE III.

§ 1. In elections by the citizens, every freeman, of the age oftwenty-one years, having resided in the state two years next beforethe election, and within that time paid a state or county tax, whichshall have been assessed at least six months before the election,

shall enjoy the rights of an elector: Provided, that the sons of per-sons qualified as aforesaid, between the ages of twenty-one andtwenty-two years, shall be entitled to vote, although the} shall nothave paid taxes.

2. All elections shall be b)* ballot, except those by persons in

their representative capacities, who shall vote viva voce.

3. Electors shall, in all cases, except treason, felony, and breachor surety of the peace, be- privileged from arrest during their at-

tendance on elections, and in going to and I'eturning from them.

ABTICLK IV.

§ 1. The house of representatives shall hare the sole power ofimpeaching.

2. All impeachments shall be tried by the senate. When sit-

ting for that purpose, the senators shall be upon oath or affirma-

tion. No person shall be convicted without the concurrence oftwo-thirds of the members present.

3. The governor, and all other civil officers, under this com-monwealth, shall be liable to impeachment for any misdemeanorin office. But judgment in such cases shall not extend furtherthan to removal from office, and disqualification to hold any office

of honour, trust, or profit, under this commonwealth. The party,whether convicted or acquitted, shall, nevertheless, be liable to

indictment, trial, judgment, and punishment, according to law.

ARTICLE V.

§ 1. The judicial power of this commonwealth shall be vestedin a supreme court, in courts of oyer and terminer and generalgaol delivery, in a court of common pleas, orphans' court, regis-

ter's court, and a court of quarter sessions of the peace, for eachcounty, in justices of the peace, and in such other courts as thelegislature may, from time to time, establish.

2. The judges of the supreme court, and of the several courtsof common pleas, shall hold their offices during good behaviour.But, for any reasonable, cause, which shall not be sufficient groundof impeachment, the governor may remove any of them, on theaddress of two-thirds of each branch of the. legislature. Thejudges of the supreme court, and the presidents of the severalcourts of common pleas, shall, at stated times, receive for theirservices an adequate compensation, to be fixed bv law, which shall

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not be diminished during their continuance in office; but theyshall receive no fees or perquisites of office, nor hold any otheroffice of profit under this commonwealth.

3. The jurisdiction of the supreme court shall extend over thestate; and the judges thereof shall, by virtue of their officers, bejustices of oyer and terminer and general gaol delivery, in the se-

veral counties.

4. Until it shall be otherwise directed by law, the several courtsof common pleas shall be established in the following manner

:

The governor shall appoint, in each county, not fewer than three,nor more than four judges, who, during their continuance in office,

shall reside in such county. The state shall be divided by law into

circuits, none of which shall include more than six, nor fewer thanthree counties. A president shall be appointed of the courts in

each circuit, who, during his continuance in office, shall reside

therein. The president and judges, any two of whom shall bea quorum, shall compose the respective courts of common pleas.

5. The judges of the court of common pleas in each county shall,

by virtue of their offices, be justices of oyer and terminer, and ge-neral gaol delivery, for the trial of capital and other offenderstherein ; any two of the said judges, the president being one, shall

be a quorum; but they shall not hold a court of oyer and termineror gaol delivery in any county, when the judges of the supremecourt, or any of them, si all be sitting in the same county. Theparty accused, as well as the commonwealth, may, under such re-

gulations as shall be prescribed by law, remove the indictment andproceedings, or a transcript thereof, into the supreme court.

6. The supreme court, and the several courts of common pleas,

shall, beside the powers heretofore usually exercised by them,have the powers of a court of chancery, so far as relates to the per-

petuating testimony, the obtaining of evidence from places not

within this state, and the care of the persons and estates of those

who are non compos mentis „• and the legislature shall vest in the

said courts such other powers, to grant relief in equity, as shall befound necessary; and may from time to time, enlarge or diminish

those powers, ov vest them in such other courts as they shall judgeproper, for the due administration ofjustice.

7. The judges of the court of common pleas of each county,

any two of whom shall be a quorum, shall compose the court ofquarter sessions of the peace, and orphans' court thereof: and the

register of wills, together with the said judges, or any two of them,

shall compose the register's court of each county.

8. The judges of the courts of common pleas shall, within their

respective counties, have the like powers with the judges of the

supreme court, to issue writs of certiorari to the justices of the

peace, and to cause their proceedings to be brought before them,

and the like right and justice to be done.

9. The president of the court in each circuit, within such cir-

cuit, and the judges of the court of common pleas, within their

respective counties, shall be justices of the peace, so far as relates

to criminal matters.

10. The governor shall appoint a competent number ofjustices

of the peace, in such convenient districts, in each county, as are

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3r shall be directed by law ; they shall be commissioned during-good behaviour; but may be removed on conviction of misbeha-viour in office, or of any infamous crime, or on the address of bothhouses of the legislature.

11. A register's office, for the probate of wills and granting1

let-

ters of administration, and an office for the recording of deeds, shall

be kept in each county.12. The style of all process shall be, the conunomueahh of Penn-

sylvania ; all prosecutions shall be carried on in the name and bythe authority of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and conclude,against the peace and dignity ofthe same.

ARTICLE VI.

§ 1. Sheriffs and coroners shall, at the times and places of elec-

tion of representatives, be chosen by the citizens of each county.Two persons shall be chosen for each office, one of whom, for eachrespectively, shall be appointed by the governor. They shall

hold their offices for three years, if they shall so long behave them-selves well, and until a successor be duly qualified; but no personshall be twice chosen or appointed sheriff", in any term of six years.

Vacancies in either of the said offices shall be filled by a new ap-pointment, to be made by the governor, to continue until the nextgeneral election, and until a successor shall be chosen and quali-

fied as aforesaid.

2. The freemen of this commonwealth shall be armed and dis-

ciplined for its defence. Those who conscientiously scruple tu

bear arms, shall not be compelled to do so ; but shall pay an equi-

valent for personal service. The militia officers shall be appointedin such manner, and for such time, as shall be directed by law.

3. Prothonotaries, clerks of the peace, and orphans' courts, re-

corders of deeds, registers of wills, and sheriffs, shall keep their

offices in the county town of the county in which they respectively

shall be officers ; unless when the governor shall, for special rea-

sons, dispense therewith for any term not exceeding five years,

after the county shall have been erected.

4. All commissions shall be in the name and by the authority of

the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and be sealed with the state

seal, and signed by the governor.

5. The state treasurer shall be appointed annually, by the joint

vote of the members of both houses. All other officers in thetreasury department, attornies at law, election officers, officere re-

lating to taxes, to the poor, and highways, constables, and other

township officers, shall be appointed in such manner as is or shall

be directed by law.

ARTICLE VII.

§ 1. The legislature shall, as soon as conveniently may be, pro-

vide by law for the establishment of schools throughout the state,

in such manner that the poor may be taught gratis.

2. The arts and sciences shall be promoted, in one or more se-

minaries of learning.

3. The rights, privileges, immunities, and estates, of religious

societies and corporate bodies, shall remain as if the constitution of

this state had not been altered or amended.

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ARTICLE Till.

Members of the general assembly, and all officers, executive andjudicial, shall be bound, by oath or affirmation, to support theconstitution of this commonwealth, and to perform the duties oftheir respective offices with fidelity.

ARTICLE IX.

That the general, great, and essential principles of liberty and freegovernment may be recognised and unalterably established, -we de-

clare :

1. That all men are born equally free and independent, andhave certain inherent and indefeasible rights, among- which are

those of enjoying- and defending life and liberty, of acquiring, pos-

sessing, and protecting property and reputation, and of pursuingtheir own happiness.

2. That all power is inherent in the people ; and all free go-vernments are founded on their authority, and instituted for their

peace, safety, and happiness. For the advancement of those ends,

they have, at all times, an unalienable and indefeasible right to

alter, reform, or abolish their government, in such manner as theymay think proper.

3. That all men have a natural and indefeasible right to worshipAlmighty God according to the dictates of their own consciences:

and no man can, of right, be compelled to attend, erect, or sup-

port any place of worship, or to maintain any ministry, against his

consent; that no human authority can, in any case whatever, con-

trol or interfere with the rights of conscience : and that no prefer-

ence shall ever be given, by law, to any religious establishments

or modes of worship.

4. That no person, who acknowledges the being of a God and a

future state of rewards and punishments, shall, on account of his

religious sentiments, be disqualified to hold any office or place of

trust or profit under this commonwealth.5. That elections shall be free and equal.

6. The trial by jury shall be as heretofore, and the right thereof

remain inviolate.

7. That the printing presses shall be free to every person whoundertakes to examine the proceedings of the legislature, or anybranch of government; and no law shall ever be made to restrain

the right thereof. The free communication of thoughts and opi-

nions is one of the invaluable rights of man: and every citizen mayfreely speak, write, and print on any subject, being responsible

for the abuse of that liberty. In prosecutions for the publication

of papers investigating the official conduct of officers, or men in

public capacity, or where the matter published is proper for pub-

lic information, the truth thereof may be given in evidence. And,in all indictments for libels, the jury shall have a right to deter-

mine the law and the facts, under the direction of the court, as in

other cases.

8. That the people shall be secure in their persons, houses, pa-

pers, and possessions, from unreasonable searches and seizures :

and that no warrant to search any place or to seize any person or

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things, shall issue, without describing- them as nearly as may be,

nor without probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation,

9. That, in all criminal prosecutions, the accused hath a right

to be heard by himself and his counsel: to demand the nature andcause of the accusation against him : to meet the witnesses face to

face ; to have compulsory process for obtaining- witnesses in his

favour; and, in prosecutions by indictment or information, a speedy,

public trial, by an impartial jury of the vicinage : that he cannot becompelled to give evidence against himself, nor can he be de-

prived of his life, liberty, or property, unless by the judgment ofhis peers, or the law of the land.

10. That no persons shall, for any indictable offence, be pro-

ceeded against criminally by information, except in cases arising

in the land or naval forces, or in the militia when in actual service,

in time of war or public danger, or, by leave of the court, for op-

pression and misdeameanor in office. No person shall, for the

same offence, be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb ; nor shall

any man's property be taken or applied to public use, without the

consent of his representatives, and without just compensation be-

ing made.11. That all courts shall be open; and every man, for an injury

done him in his lands, goods, person, or reputation, shall have re-

medy by the due course of law, and right and justice'administered

without sale, denial, or delay. Suits may be brought against the

commonwealth in such manner, in such courts, and in such cases,

as the legislature may by law direct.

12. That no power of suspending laws shall be exercised unless

by the legislature or its authority."13. That excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines

imposed, nor cruel punishments inflicted.

14. That all prisoners shall be bailable by sufficient sureties, un-

less for capital offences, when the proof is evident, or presump-tion great; and the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus shall not

be suspended, unless when in cases of rebellion or invasion, the

public safety may require it.

15. That no commission of oyer and terminer or gaol delivery

shall be issued.

16. That the person of a debtor, where there is not strong pre-

sumption of fraud, shall not be continued in prison after delivering

up his estate for the benefit of his creditors in such manner as shall

be prescribed by law.

17. That no ex post facto law, nor any law impairing contracts,

shall be made.18. That no person shall be attainted of treason or felony by the

legislature.

19. That no attainder shall work corruption of blood, nor, ex-

cept during the life of the offender, forfeiture of estate to the com-

monwealth : that the estates of such persons as shall destroy their

own lives, shall descend or vest as in case of natural death ; and if

any person shall be killed by casualty, there shall be no foifeiture

by reason thereof.

20. That the citizens have a right in a peaceable manner, to as-

semble together for their common good, and to apply to those in-

xcviii Appendix.

vested « ith the powers of government for redress of grievances,or other proper purposes, by petition, address, or remonstrance.

21. That the right of the citizens to bear arms, in defence ofthemselves and the state, shall not be questioned.

22. That no standing army shall, in time of peace, be kept up,without the consent of the legislature ; and the military shall inall cases, and at all times, be in strict subordination to the civil power.

23. That no soldier shall in time of peace, be quartered in anyhouse, without the consent of the owner, nor, in time of war, butin a manner to be prescribed by law.

24. That the legislature shall not grant any title of nobility orhereditary distinction, nor create any office the appointment to•.vhich shall be for a longer term than during good behaviour.

25. That emigration from the state shall not be prohibited.26. To guard against transgressions 'of the high powers which

we have delegated, we declare, that every thing in this article, is

excepted out of the general powers of government, and shall forever remain inviolate.

SCHEDULE.That no inconvenience may arise from the alterations and amend-

its in the constitution of this commonwealth, and, in order to

carry the sa?ne into complete operation, it is hereby declared andordained .-

1. That all laws of this commonwealth, in force at the time ofmaking the said alterations and amendments in the said constitu-tion, and not inconsistent therewith, and all rights, actions, prose-cutions, claims, and contracts, as well of individuals as of bodiescorporate shall continue as if the said alterations and amendmentshad not been made.

2. That the president and supreme executive council shall con-tinue to exercise the executive authority of this commonwealth,as heretofore, until the third Tuesday of December next; but nointermediate vacancies in the council shall be supplied by newelections.

3. That all officers in the appointment of the executive depart-ment, shall continue in the exercise of the duties of their respec-tive offices until the first day of September, one thousand sevenhundred and ninety-one, unless their commissions shall soonerexpire by their own limitations, or the said offices become vacantby death or resignation, and no longer, unless reappointed andcommissioned by the governor ; except that the judges of the su-

preme court shall hold their offices for the terms in their commis-sions respectively expressed.

4. That justice shall be administered in the several counties ofthis state until the period aforesaid, by the same justices, in thesame courts, and in the same manner, as heretofore.

5. That no person now in commission as sheriff, shall be eligible

at the next election for a longer term than will, with the timewhich he shall have served in the said office, complete the term ofthree years.

6. That, until the first enumeration shall be made, as directed

in the fourth section of the first article of the constitution esta-

2 ed by this convention, the city of Philadelphia and the se%

AppendLw xcix

counties shall be respectively entitled to elect the same number ofrepresentatives as is now prescribed by law.

7

.

That the first senate shall consist of eighteen members, tt>

be chosen in districts, formed as follows, to wit : The city of Phi

ladelphia and the counties of Philadelphia and Delaware shall bea district, and elect three senators : the county of Chester shall bea district, and shall elect one senator : the county of Bucks shall

be a district, and shall elect one senator : the county of Montgomeryshall be a district, and shall elect one senator : the county ofNorthampton shall be a district, and shall elect one senator : thecounties of Lancaster and York shall be a district, and shall

three senators : the counties of Berks and Dauphin shall be a dis-

trict, and shall elect two senators : the counties of Cumberlandand Mifflin shall be a district, and shall elect one senator : thecounties of Northumberland, Luzerne, and Huntingdon, shall bea district, and shall elect one senator: the counties of Bedfordand Franklin shall be a district, and shall elect one senator : the

counties of Westmoreland and Alleghany shall be a district, andshall elect one senator : and the counties of Washington and Fay-ette shall be a district, and shall elect two senators : which sena-

tors shall serve until the first enumeration before mentioned shall

be made, and the representation in both houses of the legislature

shall be established by law, and chosen as in the constitution is di-

rected. Any vacancies which shall happen in the senate, withinthe said time, shall be supplied as prescribed in the nineteenth sec-

tion of the first article.

8. That the elections of senators shall be conducted, and thereturns thereof made to the senate, in the same manner as is pre-

scribed by the election laws of the state for conducting andmaking returns of the election of representatives. In those dis-

tricts which consist of more than one county the judges of the dis-

trict elections within each county, after having formed a return

of the whole election within the county, in such manner as is

directed by law, shall send the same, by one or more of their

number, to the place hereinafter mentioned within the district, ofwhich such county is a part, where the judges, so met, shall com-pare and cast up the several county returns, and execute, undertheir hands and seals, one general and true return for the wholedistrict ; that is to say, the judges of the district composed of thecity of Philadelphia, and the counties of Philadelphia and Dela-ware, shall meet in the state house in the city of Philadelphia

;

the judges of the district composed of the counties of Lancaster andYork, shall meet at the court house in the county of Lancaster

;

the judges of the district composed of the counties of Berks andDauphin, shall meet at Middletown in the county of Berks; thejudges of the district composed of the counties of Cumberlandand Mifflin, shall meet in Greenwood township, county of Cum-berland, at the house now occupied by David Miller; the judgesof the district composed of the counties of Northumberland, Lu-zerne, and Huntingdon, shall meet in the town of Sunbury ; thejudges of the district composed of the counties of Bedford andFranklin, shall meet at the house now occupied by John Dickey,in Air township, Bedford county ; the judges of the district com-

Appendujc*

posed of the counties of Westmoreland and Alleghany, Bhall

meet in Westmoreland county, at the court house in the townof Greensborough ; the judges of the district composed of thecounties of Washington and Fayette, shall meet at the court

house in the town of Washington, in Washington county, onthe third Tuesday in October respectively, for the purposes afore-

said.

9. That the election of the governor shall be conducted in theseveral counties, in the manner prescribed by the laws of thestate for the election of representatives : and the returns in eachcounty shall be sealed by the judges of the elections, and trans-

mitted to the president of the supreme executive council, di-

rected to the speaker of the senate, as soon after the election as

may be.

Done in convention, the second day of September, in the year

of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety, and of

the Independence of the United States of America the fif-

teenth. In testimonv whereof we have hereunto subscribed

onr names.

.Tames Wilson,Hilary Baker,William Lewis,Thomas M'Kean,George Gray,

William Robinson, jun.

Robert Hare,

Enoch Edwards,Samuel Ogden,Thomas Jenks, jun.

John Barclay,

Abraham Stout,

William Gibbons,Thomas Bull,

James Boyd,Edward Hand,Robert Coleman,Sebastian Graff,

John Hubley,John BreckbilLHenry Miller,

Henry Slagle,

David Reddick,James Ross,

John Smilie,

Albert Gallatin,

James M'Lene,George Matthews.James Morris,

Lindsey Coats,

Jonathan Shoemaker,Attest,

THOMAS MIFFLIN, President.

William Reed,Benjamin Tyson,Benjamin Pedan,Matthew Dill,

William Irvine,

James Power,Joseph Heister,

Christian Lower,Abraham Lincoln,

Paid Groscop,Baltzer Gehr,Samuel Sitgreaves,

John Amdt,Peter Rhoads,Joseph Powell,

John Piper,

Charles Smith,

Simon Snyder,William Findley,

William Todd,

'

Alexander Addison,

John Hoge,John Gloninger,

William Brown,Alexander Graydon,

Timothy Pickering,

Andrew Henderson.,

John Gibson,

Thomas Beale,

John Sellers,

Nathaniel Newlin.Joseph Redmax, Secretary,

Jaco-b Shallcs, Assistant Secretary

Philadelphia Index ci

Justices of the Peace of the County of

Philadelphia.

Northern Ltheiities and Penw.—Frederick Woelbert,

John Goodman, John Kessler, Frederick Foering, Fidward D.Cortield, Henry Probasco, Thomas Barnes, Charles Carey, jr.

William Moulder, John Shaw, J. Rogers, Charles Souder,

John Johnson, Martin Ludie, Jacob G Tryon, John L. Wolf.

Motamensino, Pasbyunk anp Southwark.—EbenezerFer-guson, Rich. Renshaw, Richard Palmer, Daniel Bussier, JohnThompson, John Hunter, Michael Freytag, Joshua Ruybold,

Britton^Evans, John Allison, Wm. Peltz, Wm. L.Norton, Rob.

Longhead.BaisTOE, German-town and Roxborouoh.—John Huston,

Samuel Conrad, Jacob Nice, Silas Wilson, James Carter,

John Holmes, John l)e Prefontain.

Btberry, Lower Dublin, Morkland and Oxford—J. Scho-

field, Joshua Comly, Joshua Jones, Benjamin Walmsley, JohuHelm, jun. Robert" Morris, Isaac Worrall, John Salter, JohnRuan, Jacob Coates, Theophilas Harris.

Dlocklet and Kingskssxns.—G.C.Lentner. J. Howartb ;

BANKS.

BANK OF THE UNITED STATE9.

Nicholas Biddle, Pres.—Thomas Wilson, Cash.—Assist&jot

Cash. John A idrews.

Directors appointed by the Stockholders.

James C. Fisher, Thomas P. Cope, Henry Pratt, John Coul-

ter, Robert Flemming, Joshua Lippincott, John Bohlen, Dan.

W. Coxe, R. M. Whitney, Thomas Cadwallader, Riciul. Wil-

ling, Alexander Henry, Joseph Hemphill, all of Philadelphia.

Simon Maywood of South Carolina, Wm. Patterson and Rob.Gilmor of Maryland, Thomas Knox and Walter Browne ofNew York, James Lloyd and Jonathan Mason of Massacha-

setts.

•Appointed by the Government.

Nlchclas Biddle and John Connelly of Philadelphia, E. 3.

Bupont of Delaware, J. M'Kim of Baltimore, Henry Eckfofd.•1" New York.

Capital—35,000,000 of dollars.—Shares 100 dollajp estfj*

Biscount days Tuesdays and Fridays'.

Jv

cii Philadelphia Index

BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Joseph P. Norm, President. Elihu Chauncev, Cashier.Dihectohs.—Joseph P. Norris, Godfrey Hag'a, Wm. San-

som, Abraham Sharpless. Louis Clapier, Jacob Ridgway, Qeo.Vaux, Anthony Stocker, John G. Cuiiors, John White, JonasPreston, William Brown, James Robertson, Jonah Thompson,Matthew C. Ralston, Pet Wager, Mark Richards, Isaac Wayne,John R. NefF, M. Carey. Thomas Lei per, Wm. K. Correy,Chandler Price, Charles Penrose, Hugh Bly.Open daily except Sundays, 4th ofJuly and Christmas, from

9 till 3 in the afternoon. Discount davs Wednesdays and Sa*-

turdays—Capital 2,500,000 dollars—shares 400 dollars each.Dividends, January and July.

PHILADELPHIA BANK.

lohn Head, President—Quintin Campbell, Cashier.DiKKCTons—John Read, Lewis D. Carpentier, J. Sperry,

lohn Welsh, William Philips, Sam. Smith, Samuel W. Jones,Joseph R. Evans, Benjamin Stille, Charles Graft', Wm. Yardley,John M Price, John A. Dutilh, Caltb Newbold jr. EdwardJ'wells, Charles Biddle jun. Michael Riter, Andrew Fisher,

Alexander M'Caraher, Robert Patterson, J. M. Linnard, Dan-iel H Mdler.Open daily except Sundays, 4th ofJuly, Christmas and New

Years day.

Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays—Capital 1 800,000dollars—shares 100 dollars each—dividends March and Sep-I --mber.

FARMERS AND MECHANICS' BANK.

Joseph Taggert, President—Henry Kuhl, Cashier.

DimxTons—Jos. Taggert, Seth Craig, William W. Fish-

er, William Gerhard, Charles A Harper, William E. Howell,

Joseph Howell, James M'Alpin, John M'Cauley, George Pep-per, Samuel Richards, James Sharswood George Sheatt

.

Open daily except Sunday, 4th of July, Christmasday and1st January.

•iscount days Tuesdays and Fridays—Capital 1,250,000 dol-

lar*—shares 50 dollars «ach—dividends, January and July.

BANK OF NORTH AMERICA.

ftauy Nixon, President—Henry Hollingsworth, Cashier

Philadelphia Index. ciii

Directors—John Morton, George Latimer, Daniel Smith,

Timothy Paxson, Henn Nixon, George Fox, George M'Call-

mont, Charles Macalester, Joseph Peace, Jacoh S. Wain, Geo.

Robert?,Edwaft) Penington.

Open daily except Sundays, Good Friday, Christmas day,

1st January and 4th of July, from 9 to 3 P M,Discount days Mondays and Thursdays—Capital 800,000

dollars—shares 400 dollars each—dividends January and July.

COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA.

DiHECTons—Andrew Bayard, President—Richard Dale, Ca-leb P. Wayne, Samuel Archer, Edward Hallowell, John C.

Smith, John M'Crea, Charles N. Bancker, Charles Berry,

William L. Hodge, Lawrence Lewis, Banksom Taylor, Sam-uel G. Wright, Joha Lisle.—Joseph Williams, Cashier.

Open daily, except Sundays, Christmas da\, 4th of July, and1st of January.

Discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays.— Capital 1,000,000•I' dollars—shares 50 dollars each.

MECHANICS' BANK.

DiK*<-roB*—John Rogers, Pres.—Joseph Burden, EphraimClark, William Montelius, Thomas Sparks, John U. FraJejr,

John Stroup, jun. Stetson Lobdeli, D Woelpper, Henry Horn,W. Thackara, Alexander C ok, Cornelius Stevenson—Jona-than Smith, Cashier—Discount duys, Tuesdays and Fridays.

SCHUYLKIIX BANK.

Dtht.ctohs—William Meredith, President— Simon Gratz,

Aaron Denman, Edward Smith, William Paxson, John Du-barry, George Thomson, Joseph Montgomery, John Beur-ett,

Daniel Lummot, Samuel Breck, Bartholomew Wistar, Is ael

Cope—J. Levis, Cashier—Discount days, Tuesdays and Fri-

days.

BANK OF THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES.

Diksctors—John Barclay, President—Andrew C. Barclay,

George Gorgas, Thomas Hart, Joseph R. Jenks, Joaatlutn

cif Philadelphia IndeJi

Knight, Thomas Latimer, Thomas Loyd, jun. John NagleeIsaac W. Norris, James Paul, John Taylor, Samuel Grant, Jo>

seph Thomas, James Whitehead—D. Mandeville, Cashier

Days of discount, Tuesdays and Fridays.

STEPHEN GIRARD'3 BANK.

Joseph Roberts, Cashier.

Open daily, except Sundays, Christmas and 4th of July,

from 9 till 3 o'clock P. M. Days of discount, Wednesdays andSaturdays.

NOTARIES PUBLIC.

City—Peter S. Duponceau, 15 south Sixth street; Peter

Lohra, 59 Dock street; Nicholas Diehl, jun. opposite <he Cus-

tom house; Benjamin Nones, 22 Chesnut street; George Hey!south west corner of Walnut and Front street; Clement C. Bid-

die, 41 Dock, below Second street.

N. Lihkrtiks—John Goodman '87 Callowhill street.

Solthwau*—Kichurd Renshaw, 302 south Second.

INTERPRETERS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES.

Mathias James O'Conway, Benjamin Nones, George Tay-

'pr, jun. Jacob Zeilin.

WARDENS OF THE PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.

David MafTet, Master Warden—Assistants, Stephen Girard,

William West, Samuel Volans, Paul Cox, Charles Penrose,

Joseph Reynolds.

HxiB«v»iLktTjiR—Wm. Hawke*.

105

The Annual return of the Marriages, Baptisms

and Burials, in the United Episcopal congre-

gations of Christ's Church, St. Peter's, and

St. James', by the Clerks and Sextons of

said Churches. Also, an abstract of the

Marriages, Baptisms and Burials, in the

various Congregations in the city and su-

burbs of Philadelphia.

FROM DECEMBER 25th, 1821. TO DECEMBER25th, 1822.

EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.Christ's Church, St. Peter's and St. James's.

Tlie Right Rev. Bishop White, Rector.

Rev. Dr- Abercrombie, Rev. Mr. Kemper, and Rev. Mr.Delancey,

Assistant Ministers.

Marriages

106

DISEASES AND CASUALTIES.Atrophy

107

Swedish Lutheran Church.Rev. Dr. Collin, Rector.

Marriages 41

Baptisms 41 — decreased 11

Burials* 104 — increased 43

A small proportion of adults and children were members.

German Lutheran Church.

Rev. Mr. Schaflfer, Pastor.

MarriagesBaptisms

Burials

128161

not obtained

decreased 80increased 10

Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. John.

Rev. Mr. Mayer, Pastor.

Baptisms 110 — increased 1

Burials 55 — increased 1

Moravian Church, or United Brethren.

Rev. Mr. S. Rehike, Pastor.

Marriages 9

Baptisms 27 — increased 4

Burials 14 — increased 4

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES.St. Mary's Church.

Rev. Mr, Hogan, Pastor.

42116242 — increased 10

St. Augustine Church.

Rev. Mr. Hurley, Pastor.

26100 — increased 9

35 — decreased 3

Holy Trinity Church.

Rev. Dr. Rolofs, Pastor,

4

90 — increased 6

40 — decreased 4

MarriagesBaptisms

Burials

MarriagesBaptisms

Burials

MarriagesBaptismsBurials

German Reformed Church.

Rev. Mr. Helfcnstein, Pastor.

BaptismsBurials

8387

increased 8

increased 41

108

German Reformed Church, N. L.Rev. Mr. F. W. Vandersloot, Pastor.

Baptisms 44 — increased 12

Burials 33 — decreased 22

First Reformed Dutch Church of Spring

Garden.Rev. Mr. Hoff, Pastor.

Marriages 1

3

Baptisms 5 — same as last year

Burials 16 — increased 12

First Reformed Dutch Church.(CROWN STREET.)

Rev. Dr. Broadhead, Pastor.

Baptisms 31 — decreased 3

Burials 40 — increased 12

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.First Presbyterian Church.

Rev. Dr. Wilson, Pastor.

1256 — — increased

33 — — decreased

Second Presbyterian Church.Rev. Dr. Janeway, Pastor.

2431 — — decreased 3

39 — — decreased 6

Third Presbyterian Church.Rev. Dr. Ely, Pastor.

4152 — — decreased 22

38 — — increased 12

Fourth Presbyterian Church.Rev. Mr. Potts, Pastor.

MarriagesBaptismsBurials

MarriagesBaptismsBurials

MarriagesBaptisms

Burials

25

4

MarriagesBaptismsBurials

MarriagesBaptisms

Burials

MarriagesBaptisms

Burials

56 — —31 — —

Fifth Presbyterian Church.Rev. Mr. Skinner, Pastor.

15

13 — —4 — —

Sixth Presbyterian Church.Rev, Dr. Neill, Pastor.

12

19 — —

not obtained,

increased 29

decreased 19

increased

decreased

decreased 15

decreased 2

109

Seventh Presbyterian Church, or Tabernacle.Rev. Mr. Engles, Pastor.

Marriages 7

Baptisms 16 — — decreased 10

Burials 18 — — increased 6

Eighth Presbyterian Church.Rev. Mr. Arbuckle, Pastor.

Returns not obtained.

Ninth Presbyterian Church.

Rev. Mr. M'Jnnes, Pastor.

Marriages 12

Baptisms 21

Burials not obtained.

First Presbyterian Church. N. L.

Rev. Mr. Patterson, Pastor.

Marriages 16

Baptisms 43 — — increased 16

Burials 27 — — increased 10

110

New Market street Baptist Church.Rev. Mr. Griffin, Pastor.

Marriages 80Baptisms 20 — — Increased 10

Burials 16 — — decreased 2

First Reformed Presbyterian Church.Rev. Dr. Wjlie, Pastor.

Marriages 10Baptisms 20 — — decreased

Burials 14 — — decreased

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.St. George's, Ebenezer, Salem and Nazareth.

Rev. Mr. Smyth, Rector.

Rev. Messrs Cooper and Miller, Assistant Ministers.

Marriages and Baptisms not obtained.

Burials 163 — — increased 2 1

Of which the majority were strangers.

Union Methodist Church.

Ill

Christian Church.Mr. Puniroy, Elder.

Marriages 14

Baptisms 6 — — decreased 23Burials 65 — — increased 15

AFRICAN CHURCHES.St. Thomas' Episcopal Church.

Marriages 4Baptisms 12Burials 25

First African Baptist Church.Mr. Simmons, Pastor.

Marriages 13

Baptisms 14 — — increased 9

Burials 10 —

^

— same as last yesr.

African Methodist Church.Richard Allen, Pastor.

Marriages 83

Baptisms 139 — — decreased 22Burials 93 — — decreased 5

African Union Methodist Church.Baptisms 25Burials 23

African Wesleyan Church.Baptisms 12

Burials 55

Hebrew Synagogue.Burials 5

Philadelphia Public Burial Ground.Burials 622 _ _ increased 2

Blockley Public Burial Ground.Burials 116—from March last.

Marriages this year as far as obtained 1290Baptisms this year 1679 — — decreased 330Burials this year 2947 — — increased 219

V\Ar>

u

MANUFACTURED BY

GRIEVE, GRELLIER, $ MORGAN,

MILL WALL, POPLAR, LONDON;

Warranted genuine and unadulterated as originally and

first imported by Slater Sf Co. to Philadelphia, in 1818.

The Roman Cement is impenetrable to Water, or any mois-

ture, and is decidedly the best article hitherto discovered for the

composition of Stucco, and the embellishment of the exterior of

Buildings, as it not only will resist the weather in the most ex-posed situations, but become as hard, handsome, and durable as

Portland Stone.

Walls in damp situations, and arches of vaults covered with this

Cement, will effectually exclude Water, or any other moisture.

For the building of Tanks, Cisterns, Vats, &c. &c. it is unequalled,

and is an admirable composition, used as Mortar, in setting Brickor Stone Work in any aquatic erection, which it unites into onesolid mass, and withstands the action of the sea.

Directions for using the Cement in Brick or Stone Work.

Mix it with water to the consistency of thick paste, and use it

immediately, the Bricks or Stones being previously well soaked in

water; mix no more at a time than can be used in fifteen minutes,as, after it has once set, it will be unfit for use again. A rod ofbrick work will require about 68 bushels.

For Stuccoing.

Well rake out the joints of the walls, and having made them aswet as you can, lay on the Stucco, prepared of equal parts of Ce-ment and clean sharp River Sand, wetted to the consistency of

mortar, observing to lay on the whole coat at once, at least three

quarters of an inch thick, and to hand- float it to a surface as ex-peditiously as possible, as much working the Cement injures its

hardening quality. A yard surface of Stuccoing will require

about three quarters of a bushel of Cement. Joints may be drawnon the Stucco, in imitation of regular Masonry, and when dry,

may be coloured with a wash prepared as follows ;—In each gallon

of water, dissolve four ounces of green Copperas, adding as muchfresh Lime and Cement as will produce the colour required ; or a

richer colour may be obtained, by using Umber and Ochre instead

of Cement, adding a small proportion of Linseed Oil and Tar,

which readily unites with water by means of the lime.

!C7* Be careful not to Stucco new work till the building is

settled.

ARTIFICIAL STONE.

Equal quantities of Cement and clean rough Sand, mixed as

above directed for Stuccoing, and being cast in convenient wood

moulds, will form a very beautiful and durable Artificial Stone, for

Window Sills, Coping, Stringing, Courses, Imposts, Key Stones,

and Profile Chimney pieces. The Cement is of great use for

pointing Tiles, setting Chimney pots, &c. A course of Bricks

being laid in Cement, and Stuccoed over, will form a very hard

durable floor.

The Cement should be kept from air or damp, and exposed as

little as possible in its manufactured state; it is carefully packed in

sound Casks, containing five bushels each, and a constant supply

will regularly be kept on sale, by the single Cask or larger quan-

tity, by A. Slater, agent to the manufacturers, No. 30t>, Area

street.

Also, for sale, by

J. S. LEWIS & J. BACON, Dock-street.

3pma&ii®msypiaiL& sausi&w

IN THE UPPER PART OF THE

STATE HOUSE, CHESNUT-STREE1\

Open throughout the day; illuminated every Evert'|

ing. Admittance 25 cents.

This Museum is' the oldest and largest esta-

blishment in the United States, and contains im-mense collections from the Animal and Mineral

kingdoms of nature, from all parts of the world*

These are all beautifully arranged so as to enablethe visitor to study the objects with the greatest

advantage. The collection of Implements andOrnamehts of our Aboriginal tribes is very ex-tensive and interesting, and the Cabinet of Anti-quities, and Artificial Curiosities is not less wor-thy of attention. In addition to the ordinary at-

tractions of a Museum, there is in this a very large

collection of the Portraits of American Statesmenand Warriors of the Revolution, and of the mostdistinguished scientific men of Europe and Ame-rica.

The Proprietor, C. W. Peale, desirous of se-

curing the Museum permanently in this city, ob-

tained an act of Incorporation, by which the sta-

bility of the Institution is insured, while, by die di-

vision of the property into 500 shares, of a nomi-nal value, he is enabled to do every justice to his

family. The act of Incorporation secures the use

of the Museum in perpetuity to the city, and au-

thorizes the Stockholders to appoint annually five

trustees, who meet quarterly to regulate the busi-

ness of the Institution, and declare the dividends

to be made of the net profit. Nothing can be

removed from the Institution under a penalty and

forfeiture of double the value of the thing re-

moved; hence donations may be made, with a

certainty on the part of the donors, that the arti-

cles placed in the Museum will always remain for

the public good.

JAMES PETERS,

GOLD AND SILVER THIMBLE AND

PENCIL CASE MANUFACTURER.

i

No. 65, ARCHSTREET,if

Between Second<8f

Tliird streets,

Has constantly on hand the above articles of asgood quality and on as low terms as can be obtain-V

ed. Also, Silver Spoons, Spectacles, Jewellery,

&e. wholesale and retail.

rders wdl be thankfully received and punc-tually attended to.

B2

<&cot$c Willis,

AT HIS

$mm&&ih atiio&aimsrSa

M>. 171, CEESXUT'STREET,

OFFERS FOR SALE,

Grand and Square German Pianos, superior quality, ?

Turkish Music.Grand and Square English Pianos, superior quality.Elegant Englisn and French Harps.s lutes, Fifes, Clarionets, Guitars, Bassoons, French Horns,

. Trampets, and Flageolets.£xtra tine Violins, and low priced Violins, by the dozenvViolin Bows ; Italian, French and German Violin Strings;' Violin Basses, Harp and Guitar Strings, &c.lC7*Gr W receives regularly from England, France,

end Germany, the newest Music, and is daily making addi'tiens to his own publications.

Country Merchants supplied with all kinds of Instru-ments and Music on liberal terms.

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(Bffi(5>IB(BIB WHIL3®ST9

LEATHER MANUFACTURER,HAS FOR SALE AT HIS STORE,

A0. 35, North Third Street, Philadelphia,

Fourth door below Mr. EllioVs tavern, sign of the harp andEagle,

A large Assoitnu-nt of

MOROCCO LEATHER,Suitable for Shoemakers, (ratters, Bookbinders, Coachmafrers',

Saddlers, Pocket-Book, Bellows and Trunk Manufacturers, &c.

ALSO,

CHAMOIS AND BUCK SKINS,Suitable for Glovers, Shirts and Drawers, Coachmakers, Printers,

^uspeDder Manufacturers, and Silver Platers.

WHITE LEATHER,For Saddlers, Apothecaries, and suitable for Shoe Linings, &c»

He also manufactures, and keeps constantly for sale,

A GENERAL ASSoHTMENT OF

PARCHMENT AND VELLUM,Suita^iR for Scriveners, Printers, Bookbinders, Goldbeaters, and

for Drum Heads.ALSO,

Sitmac and bark tanned Sheep, Deer, and Calf Skins,For Bookbinders, Shoe Binding, Mice Lining-, Aprons, Suspend-

ers, Saddlers, Pocket Book, Bellows and Card Manufactu-rers, &c.

ALSO, FOR SALE AS ABOVE,Materials and Tools for Book binders. Box, bookbinder and

Trunk Boards, Sheathing Paper, &r. &c.

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BOOK-SELLER, BOOK-BINDER AND

STATIONER.

No. 110, Walnut-street, Philadelphia,

Has obtained letters patentfrom the United States

for a new mode ofBook-binding.

Banks, public offices and traders, will find it to

their advantage to possess themselves of his pa-

tent bound books, which he flatters himself from

their general use in public offices and institutions

of the United States, and counting houses of mer-

chants and others, the binding being preserved

clean and sound, to give general satisfaction.

Books Ruled and Bound to any Pattern,

at the shortest notice, of superior materials, and

at such prices as will give his store a decided pre-

ference.

N. B. A handsome assortment of Masonic

Books, Certificates, Aprons, &c. &c.

Blank Books and Stationary, on liberal terms.

PATENT RULING AND BINDING.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONER AND BINDER,

253, MARKET-STREET,PHILADELPHIA,

RESPECTFULLY acquaints his friends and the public, that

he has enlarged his book-binding establishment, and now carries

on the business, in all its rarious branches, on an extensive scale.

Any order for

BLANK BOOKSSupplied on short notice, and at a reasonable rate, ruled and

bound in any style that may be suggested.—He feels confident in

stating that, in point of execution and materials, his work will not

shrink from a comparison with that issued from any bindery in the

city. The liberal patronage he has heretofore received, and nowenjoys, is the best evidence of his customers' approbation. Like-

wise, all kinds of

FANCY AND PLAIN BINDING,Done with neatness and durability.

*,* Orders from a distance, promptly attended to.

CIV HAND, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OFIMPERIAL, SUPER-ROYAL, ROYAL, MEDIUM, DEMY, POST AND CA^,-

WRITING PAPER.

BLANK BOOKS of all sizes and bindings.— PRINTINGPAPER of different qualities and sizes.—CARTRIDGE andWRAPPING do. do.—American and English MARBLE andCOLOURED PAPER—QUILLS.—Fancy and common INKSTANDS.— Elegantly CUT GLASS INKS and SANDS—Brookman and Langdon's superior ARTIST's PENCILS, war-ranted genuine.—German and English SLATES and PENCILS.LEAD PENCILS, a great variety.—Ladies' and Gentlemen'sfancy and common POCKET BOOKS.—American, French aodSpanish PLAYING CARDS.—Elegant American and Frenchembossed and plain VISITING CARDS.—BLANK CARDS, aUsizes.

A general supply of SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUSBOOKS—SCHOOL BIBLES, and TESTAMENTS, correctly

stereotyped and well bound, very cheap, by the large or small

quantitv.

%* COUNTRY MERCHANTS, in particular, will find it

much to their advantage by applying, as the above goods will beeold. at the most reasonable prices*.

No. 151, SOUTH FIFTH STREET,

EIGHTH DOOR ABOVE SPRUCE STREET.

Theological, Historical, Medical, and Law-Books. Also, Novels and Romances, and Clas-sical Books, all as cheap as can be procured in

the city.

The advertiser generally attends the publicsale of Books, and will receive orders with careand be grateful for favors.

Co j&ercfiantjS ant> <©t|jer&

JONES AND HARRISON.

Dyers and Scourers, ?

wVb. 102a J1RCHSTREET,

FOUR DOORS ABOVE FIFTH,

Beg leave to inform the citizens generally that

they Dye, Restore* and Refola* English, India,

French, and Italian Goods of every description,

and they hope, by strict attention, to give gene-ral satisfaction, having been brought up regularly

to the Dying Business.

N. B. Articles for mourning at the shortest

notice.

TURNING,IN IVORY, WOOD, AND METALS,

JV&. 63, Walnut> below Dock street.

Silversmith's and Jeweller's turning done with

care, neatness, and dispatch. Graining Balls for

Morocco dressers. Billiard Balls, Ivory and

Ebony Screen-handles, Pencil Rulers, Rulers for

Counting-houses, Teachers, &c. Tooth-powder,

Lip-salve, and other boxes. With a variety of

articles in the above line, by ,

R. B. JOHNSON.

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,\'o. 16, South Sixth-street near Market-street,

PHILADELPHIA,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Plated Saddlery,AND

Coadj ant) ^atnt$$ tfutnitumHAVE ALWAYS FOR SALE,

A large Assortment of the following Articles, of the best

and most fashionable Patterns—viz.

Plated Bridle Bits, Stirrup Irons, Spurs, Bridle Buckles

and Slides, Martingale Hooks, Stirrup Slides, Cantlo

Mouldings, Fancy Saddle Heads, Saddle Nails, Bridle Or-

naments, Morocco Slipper S'irrups, Saddler's Tacks

—

Plated and Brass Coach and Gig Harness Furniture—Do.

Dasn and Body Handles, Stump and Full Plate Joints,

Gig and Coach-Bands—Do. do. Mouldings, €urtain

Knobs, Coach Door Hinges, Venetian Blind Locks, Glass

String Rollers, Coach Steps, Coach and Gig Springs.

Also, an Assortment of

Girth and Straining Webs, Saddle Trees, Plushes, fee*

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IMPROVED

Venetian Blind

No. 104, NORTH-FIFTH STREET,

PHILADELPHIA;

WHERE are made all kinds of Shades for

Windows, Venetian Blinds, Parlour Spring

Blinds, Spring Curtains, Rolling Curtains, &c.

of the best materials and fitted up in the neatest

and most convenient manner

JOHN YATMAN.

N» B. The articles are all warranted.

^USH HILL, PHILADELPHIA.

WAREHOUSE, No. 34 NORTH THIRD

STREET, jjl

PHILADELPHIA.

The Subscriber respectful iv informs the public that hecontinues to Manufacture

PATEISTT FLOOR CLOTHS,On a more extensive and much improved plan; by which means

he can furbish Cloths for Rooms and Entries at the shortest no-

tice—warranted from 12 to lii months seasoned, and fit tor imme-diate use or Exportation. Viz.

Cloths to fit Octagons and Recesses, with Borders, in two weeks.

Ditto ditto, without Borders, in 24 hours.

All Cloths not exceeding 21 feet by 60, will be without seam or

joining, and made to any given dimensions

HE ALSO OFFERS FOR SALE, -AS ABOVE,

AMERICAN CARliZTLYG # OIL CLOTHS,Ingrained and Venetian Carpeting, from American wool,

/iearth Rugs, Carpet Binding and Baize, do. do.

Oil Cloth made on Baize, for covering Pianos, Sideboards andTables.

Common do. (on Muslin wove for the express purpose) by theyard, piece, or case.

Improved Stage and Carriage Curtain Oil Cloth, equal to leather.

Linen and Silk do. for travelling Coats, kc.Hat Covers, Nurse; and Children's Aprons.Prepared Canvass for Portrait Historical, and Panorama Paint-

ings

Prepared Silk for the Cure of Rheumatism.Water- Proof Leather for Coachmakers' use, ke.Carpenter's Measuring Tape, ice. &c.

*x * Orders from any part of the United States or West-Indies

fent tnrough an Agent, or addressed to the Manufacturer, with re-

ference for payment, shall be promptly attended to.

ISAAC MACAULEY.

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No. 139, NORTH SIXTH-STREET,

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PHYSICIANS, MIDWIFES, NURSES, Efc

PHYSICIANS.Aitken, W. 413 Mulberry [Durkee J. Chesnut ab. 8th,Aiberti, Geo. F. 154 N. $t I North sideAllen, C. 597 Sassafras lEo.len J. cor. 7th & Mul-Ati^is, D. 19 South 7th j berryAtlee Edwin, A. 180 Sassa- Flakier G. 208 S. Fifth

fras

Afee E. jun. 1 37 VineBache Franklin, 163 SpruceBarnes J. 79 Mulberry

Freeland 280 N. SecondFox S. M. 37 Chesnut

Barton W. P. C. 303 Chesnut

Barton J. R. 20* ChesnutBenezct Anthony, S. ThirdBell J. 133 South FourthBond J. 120 MulberryBurden Jesse R. 95 S. ThirdBui gin G., S. E. cor. Third

Vand Mulberrylark J. Y. 167 Mulberry

Chapman N. 9 York Build-

ings. Walnut ab- 7th street

Coates B H., N. W. corner

Front and WalnutCohoun S. 6 Sansofn street

Condie D. F. 99 S. Fifth

ConneH T. 87 Muibt rry

Conovcr S. F. Ul S. Fifth

Coxe J R. 8 York BuildingsCurrie W., N. W cor. Pine

and FrontDewees Wm. P. 6 York

BuildupsNuffield Wm. B 198 SpruceEberle J., S. W. cor. Sixth

and Sassafras

Ellis B< 72- N. 9tfa

Gallagher D., S. Fifth corn.

Library

Gebhard L. P. 118 Sassafras

Gibson W. Chesnut ab. 7th

South skle

Green J., N.E. cor. Woodand Fifth

Griffith R., E. S. 8th belowWalnut

Griffiths E. 37 N. Fifth ab.

CherryIriffitts S.P. 82 S. Front

Hall T, M. 2 N. Eleventh

Harlan R., S. Third opposite

DockHarris T. 210 S. ThirdH artshorn J., S E. cornerSpruce and Seventh

Hays J., V E. cor. Sansomand Eighth streets

Heberton J. C. II 5 S. Fifth

Hewson Thomas T. 132

ChesnutHeylm J cor. 9th & VineHodge H. L. 181 WalnutHorner Wn.. E 1 83 ChesnutHowell E. Y., N. 10th

LIST OF PHYSICIANS. #c.

Jackson 3. cor. Walnut Sf 7th

James Thomas C. 7 YorkBuildings

Janney B. S. 312 N. ThirdKlap H. 290 S. SecondKarsten J. 266 N. SecondKnight A. 136 N. Front

La roc he H. *47 Pine

Lawrence J., V (). S. Fifth

Mc Clellan O 155 WalnutMc Culley J., S. FrontMatlark, Second ab. ArchMathic u J. 52 WalnutMease James 192 ChesnutMeigs C. D. 128 MulberryMiller P. 18! MulberryMitchell K. 119 S Fifth

Monges J. R. 13 SansomMoore J. 62 S. SeventhMoore J. W. 61 SpruceNancrede J. G. 151 S. 10th

Nanrrede N., N.W. cor. of

Fifth and Povvel

Otto J. C 139 MulberryParke J. 1 Rittenhouse Place

Parrish J. 109 Mulberry

Paul J. M. cor. Fifth andNorth street

Perkin J. 159 \T. Second

Phillips M. cor. 9th 8c VinePhysick P. 3., S 4th belowSpruce

Price W. 36 N. NinthPoval R. 1 15 S. NinthRandolph J. F. 7 4 S. Fifth

Rees B. R. South FrontRosseau J. R cor. Pine & 6th

Tush James, l5f ChesnutSargent T. 144 Sassafras

Sharpies^ J. H. 1 1 N. 4th

Schaffer C. I 37 Sassafras

Schott G. 60 S. SeventhMiaw W. 237 MulberrySkerrett D. C. 154 S. NinthStewart J. 106 S. EighthThomas J. 163 Sassafras

Tucker A. 148 S. FourthUhler G. 44 N. Front

Wood G. B. 85 MulberryWhilldin J. G. cor. Fourth

and WalnutUnderwood J., N. Ninth

MID WIVES.

Carlley R. 56 Shippen.Cu mining's Abigail, cor. Ba-

ker's ct. & Cailowhill St.

Eager Mrs. Frank. r. n. Queen

Helmbold JR. I. 3 QuarryMorrell 88 UnionRose Ann, 6 Wood

NURSES.

Brooks Ann, 11 Gray's AlleyBarry Ann, 185 CedarBickerton VI. 25 Parham's

Alley

Carr L. Juniper AlleyClothier M. 152 Race

Dehaven Mary, Vine n. Schl.

8th

Dehaven Margaret, 75 BuddEager C. Frank, road

franklin Ellen, 36 Apple-tree Alley

LIST OF FHrsiVIAJVS, &t

Gibbs Elizabeth, Davis'

CourtHaley Eliz. 102 Locust

Haudley Mary, Chester, bet

Race and VineKnowles S. 277 S. Front

M'illroy Martha, Taper Ay.M'Leod C. 81 N. Third

Miller Ann, 513 N. Third

Miller C. 22 Poplar lane

Nace Rachel, nurse 99 Cres-son's Alley

Norton J. 13 Cresson's AlleyNorton R. Kuglers's CourtSnyder Sophia 4th n. Geor.

(N. h.)

Springer H. 66 UnionStewart Eliz. 190 CherryWarren Sarah, S. W. cor.

Union & ThirdYates A. 193 N. Front

DENTISTS AND BLEEDERS.

Albert J. 23 Bedford -St.

Burkhart R. 72 N. Front

Busman John, 98 N. 5th

Bowers Michael, 402 N. 3d

Brings John, 47 N. 7th

Drummond Josiah, 53 N. 8th;

Dubisson B. 6 Powell

Eckendorff M. 22 N. Ninth;

Esherick Joseph, 9 N. Fifth

Freeston Win. B., O. Y- r.

Gardette James,NW corner

Ninth and ChesnutGilliams Jacob, 35 ArchGorges Win. 89 S. Front

Harberger H. 132 S. 11th

Harington Daniel, 136 ArchHartman John, 277 S 2dHuckel Joseph, 35 Pine

Hudson Edw. 133 WalnutMitchell C. 416 HighPierie John, 122 S. FourthRipperger Conrad, 55 CherrySimon P. F. 282 VineSmith Jacob, 4th n. Brown

East side

Uhle John, 45 N. 4th

Vanderslice G. 105 RaceVan Pelt P. 149 ChesnutWilliams Benj. 161 VineWoolf L. 30 Sugar Alley

BLEEDERS WITH LEECHES.Bowers Michael, 402 N. 3d Kunitz L. 17 N. 8th

DrummondJ. 53 N. 8th Ripperger C 35 CherryUhle John, 45 N. 4th

Hartman John 277 S. 2d i

LAYERS OUT OF THE DEAD.

Helmbold Mrs. 3 Quarry st.

Hook Jane, 73 S. 4th.

Howell Elizabeth, Cresson's

Alley

January H. back 39 Arch

Knowles Mrs- 277 S. Front

Osborne Sarah, 1 Laurel ct.

Snowtfen S. 85 N 9th

\V east Susan 21 New MarketNorton Rebecca, Kugler's ct.

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DIRECTIONS TO THE READER.

(N. L.) Northern Liberties—(K.) Kensing-ton—(P. T.) Penn Township—(V.) Vineyard—(C) for city—(S.) Southwark— (M.) Moya-mensing—(O. Y. r.) Old York road—(Germ.r.) Germantown road—(P.) Passyunk— (Sch.)Schuylkill—(Frank, v.) Frankford road—N.north— S. south—E. east—W. west—cor. cor-

ner—n. near—-ab. above— r. road—bet. betweent persons of colour—bel. below—ay. alley—ct.

ceurt—av. avenue— 1. lane— op. opposite—c. h.

counting-h->use— d. h. dwelling-house— vict.

victualler—gent, gentleman

—

storekeeper, is al-

ways to be understood as dry-goods store-

keeper.

^7*For names not found in the body of the

work, see list of Corrections and Removals.The reader when seaching for names, with-

out knowing how properly to spell them, is re-

quested to examine in every possible way they

would admit of being spelled from their pro-

nunciation. There are alternate references

throughout the list of inhabitants, to those

names having similar pronunciation, but not

being spelled alike ; viz. Allison., see Ellison

—and vice versa.

Ketch page of the list of inhabitants, is head-

ed in capitals, with the three first letters of the

bottom name.The reader will please to observe the follow-

ing general rule for finding the numbers on

houses, in the different streets in this city :—In

those streets that run east and west, say High-street, the numbers begin from the Delaware,

the odd being on the north side. In those that

run north and south, say Fourth -street, the num-bers begin from High-street, running north and

south, the odd being on the east side.

LIST OF CONTENTS

AdvertisementsPerpetual AlmanacM To the Public"

List of Physicians, Midvives, and NursesCorrections and RemovalsDiagram of the Wards of the City

Directions to the Reader%

List of Names {generally)

(Back of the Book.)page

List of Streets, Lanes, &c. 2

Stages, Steam Boats, and PacketsGovernment of the United States 27

Do. of Pennsylvania ,29

Courts of Pennsylvania 29Corporation of the City of Philadelphia 30Controllers of the Public Schools 31Managers of the Pennsylvania Hospital 31Managers of the Alms House 31Guardians of the Poor 32Rules and Regulations of the Wardens of the port of Phi-

ladelphia 32Plan of the Wards of the incorporated part of the Northern

Liberties 34Post Office—Establishment of the Mails 34List of Institutions, Companies, and Societies of Philadel-

phia, alphabetically arranged 39Names of Wardens of the port of Philadelphia 54Custom-House Regulations, &c. 55Counting-House A'imanac for 1823 56Eclipses for i 823 57Census of the United States for 1820, showing also thenumber of Representatives, for 1823, or 18th congress 58

Diplomatic Intercourse with Foreign Nations 59Ministers, Consuls, and Commissaries of Foreign Powers,

resident in the United States 61United States' Patents—Mode of Application 64Post Office Law 67Lodges of Pennsylvania and times of meeting 74Board of Health, &c. 75Northern Dispensary T5

LIST OF CONTENTS.

"Pennsylvania Literary Institution 75Pennsylvania Abolition Society 76Jerle.soii Benevolent Institution 76Second do. do. do. 76Montgomery Beneficial Society 76Constitution of the United States 77Cons Nation or Pennsylvania 89Justices ?f the Peace of Philadelphia County 101Bank

;

101Notaries Public 104Interpreters of Foreign Languages 104List of Churches and their Ministers in the City and Li-

berties of Philadelphia 105

The following articles came too late to be inserted in their

proper places.

List of Netv Streets, Lanes, and Alleys*

Black Horse court, from 171 High towards MulberryCaledonian court, from Filbert above Tenth to ArchDavis' alley, between Thirteenth and Juniper above ChesnutDiilwyn street, from north side Noble above Third to Tam-many

Harris' court, from west side Laetitia court below High

Johnson court, west side north Front above Coats' (N. L.)

Kelley's alley, from Thirteenth to Juniper above Chesnut

Miller's court, from east side Fourth to Third near Vine

Taylor's court, from north From near Laurel (N. L.)

Woolston's court, west side north Front above Coats' (N.L)

Washington Fire Company—Instituted, in the year 1795. Thestated meetings ar^ held at the school room of the Rev. M.

Crawford, Marble street, on the first Wednesday of every

month. Engine house situated in Spruce between Ninth and

Tenth streets William P. Smith, president; John Vollum,

vice-president; Robert F. Walsh, secretary; James Harper,

treasurer; W. P. Smith, John Vollum, Charles H. Smith,

Frederick Forst, Andrew R. Stule, Samuel Hamstead, John

C. Hodges, George R. Hamstead, and James P. Smith, direc-

tors.

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