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LIBRARY 

PHILADELPHIA 

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PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY, 

CITY  AND  COUNTY  REGISTER, 
•         FOR     1802. 

CONTAINING, 

THE  NAMES,  TRADES  AND  RESIDENCE, 

OF   THE 

lyHABIfANfS     OF     'THE     Clfr^    SDUfHJVARK,    KOIttHERS" 
LIBERTIES,    AND   KEKSINCrON^^ 

With  other  ufeful  Tablf  i  aiid  Lists* 

TO  WHICH  IS  ADDED, 

Calculated  for  the  latitude  and  meridian  of  Philadelphia^ 
BY  A.  SHOEMAKER. 


kW!£!UttuuHU>>  »iiwiiE<wiamnm><tBi 


BY  JAMES  ROBINSON 


PRiXTLr  '^^R  THE  PUBLISHER. 

BY  WILLIAM  W.  WODDWA.RD, 

N*.  52,  South  Second,  corner  of  Chefaul  Street. 


16; 

PREFACE. 


THE  publisher,  anxious  tliat  it  should  5e  generally 
known  to  the  public,  that  :ao  effort  is  spared  by  him  to 
make  this  publication  of  general  utility  (because,  he  hopes 
thereby  to  make  it  generally  purchased)  and  it  being  the 
desire  of  many,  that  it  should  be  of  a  size  that  might  be 
carried  in  the  pocket ;  willing  to  spare  no  expence,  nor 
Q'jiouBLE,  that  would  in  any  way  tend  to  accommo- 
date fHAf  PUBLIC,  to  whom  he  is  so  much  obljgejDj 
has,  therefore,  altered  it  from  its  former  size. 

It  maybe  observed,  injustice,  that  this  Directory  will  be 
found  to  contain  double  the  quantity  of  information  ever 
before  inserted  in  any  publication  of  the  kind,  and  many 
of  the  memorandwms,  he  thinks  will  be  found  of  utilityy 
or  at  least  satisfactory,  and  fatter  s  himself  that  this  Di- 
rectory will  be  found  the  most  perfect  of  any  hitherto 
published. 

Impressed  with  the  idea,  that  the  public  will  encourage 
ivhat  they  approve,  and  convinced  that  their  encourage- 
ment will  secure  respectability,  subjuits  to  their  attentive 
examination  the  following  volume, 

N,  B,  Such  persons  as  wish  so  much  of  their  profes- 
sion or  business  annexed  to  their  names,  as  to  require 
more  than  one  line,  shall  be  gr  aPifed  in  future  ;  they  pay- 
ing   twelve  and  a  half  cents  for  every  extra  line. 


WILLIAM  W.  WOODWARD, 

INFORMS  his  friends  that  he  has  lately  removed  from 
No,  17,  Chesnut,  to  the  corner  of  Second  and  Chesnut, 
No,  52,  to  the  sto^o  lately  occupied  by  Mr,  William 
TouxG ;  where  an  extensive  assortme?it  of  valuable 
books  may  be  had  on  liberal  terms — Libraries  furnished 
at  the  shortest  notice. — Printing  in  every  branch  execu- 
ted with  promptness- — books— ^circular  letters  on  a  new- 
scrip  type — cards — handbills — -shoe,  hat  and.  s/iop  lab^ls^ 
dQfie  on  moderate,  te.rm.s,. 


MAY 


i  W  V  W 


TO    IHF. 

INHABITANTS 

of  the 

City  of  Philadelphia,  SouTHT>'ArxK  and 

Nor  THERN-LlEEH  TIES. 


'iliL  aclviiiilage  derived  by  Citizens,  as  Ave!)  us 
Strangers,  from  Nuinbers  being  pl?xed  on  the 
Ho\u5;a,  is  obvious  ;— But,  from  the  rapid  increafC' 
cf  buildings  tbefe  few  years  paO:^  many  of  the  Num- 
bers.are  v/antin^,  /vv-^i'fi^  others  are  repeated  in  the 
fame  flrect.  The  Subfcribcr,  anxious  to  remove  this 
difficulty  (anrl  intending  to  publiili  a  Directory  for 
tlie  enfuing  year)  oilers  to  put  ontliofe  that  are  v/ant« 
ing,  and  remcvfe  thoie  wrong,  placing  proper  ones  in 
their  (lead,  at   Ten  Cents  each. 

JAMES  ROBINSON, 

juh  \st,  ISOi.  No  46  Spruce-Rreet. 

y/Z  the  undersigned,  ihe  Mayor    and  Commissi-. 
'  N'ERS  of  the  a tj  cf  Philadelphia^  Soiitiiivark  and  Nvr-^ 
tkern-LiberticSy  do   approve  of  the  foregoing  Plan^   be- 
lieving it    to    be  'cj  general   utility ;  and  hops^   he  -tuill 
meet  ivith  such  general  encouragement    as    ivill   enable 
him  to  prosecute  the  saine, 

JOHN  INSKEEP,  Mayor. 

Ci'j  Commissioners, 

ISAAC  JONES,  JOSEPH  CEAYPOOLE» 

NICHOLAS  HICKS,  HUGH  ROBERTS. 

In  behalf  of  the  Commissioners  of  the  District  of 
Southwark. 

WILLIAM  LINNARD,  President. 

Commissioners  of  the  Northern-Liberties, 

GEO.  EOREPAUGii,  TPIOS.  BARNES,  jun. 

JONATHAN  ROBERTS, 


INDEX. 

POLICE  of  the  Corporation "g 

Removals  and  Omifiicns 8 

Lill  of  the  Inhabitants,  &cc 13 

Phyficians,  Midwives  and  Nurfes 269 

Days  of  Difcounts  at  the  feveral  Banks  ....  272 
Lift  of  Streets,  Lanes  and  Alleys     .     .     .     .     ,273 

Lift  of  the  Land  and  Water  Stages      ....  277 

APPENDIX. 

Duties  on  Goods,  Wares,  kc.     ......  I 

Duties  on  Stamps 14 

Mail  Eftabliihment i  5 

Pennfylvania  Hofpital    . lb 

Abolition  Society       .- 21 

Alms  Houfe,  and  Houfe  of  Employment        .     .  22 

Friends*^  Alms  Houfe      .     .     .- 23 

Humane  Society        //;. 

Philadelphia  Difpenfary //?. 

Jtlap;dalen  Society 24. 

Cincinnati  of  Pennfylvania      .......  ib. 

Young  Ladies'  Academy  .  .^     .     , //;, 

Univerfity  of  Pennfylvania 25 

Philadelphia  Library      .........  ib. 

Philofophical  Society i^. 

Chemical  Society a,. 

College  of  Phyficians iZ., 

Preftiyterian  Minift.ers   . 2t> 

Relief  of  Public  Prifons .  ib. 

Carpenters'  Society ib. 

Bricklayers'  Company  . ib, 

Hibernian  Society .  ib. 

Provident  Society      . 27 

German  Benefit  Society     ........  ib. 

St.  George's  Society ib, 

Welih  Society •     .     .     •  ib,. 

A  2 


I  N  D  E  X.. 

Fa^r 

TIarmonical  Society 2T 

Urauiaii  Socity ih, 

iiarmonical  Society,  of  the,  N.  L.     .....  28 

Infurance  Company  of  Peniiiylvanta     ....  ib, 

Philadelphia  and  Lancafter  Turnpike  Company  ib, 

Schuylkill  Permanent  Bridg-e  Company    .     .     .  //». 

Schuylkill  Sc  Sufquehannah  Navigation  Comp-any  ///; 

Miniflers,  Sec.  of  the  U.  S^  to  foreign  Powers    .  29 

Minifters,  &c.  from  foreig'n  Powers  to  the  U.  S.  30 

Government  of  the  Unitiid  States     .     .     .     .     ,  ol 

Government  of  Pennfylvania 35 

Almanac     ....*.. *  3Z 


FOLICR  OF  THE  CO  RPO  RATIO  X,. 

Matthew  L^wlfr,  Mayor, 

Alexander  J.  Dallas,  Recorder* 

J  0  H  X  L  E  A  c  0  c  K  5.  Coron£  r, 

1  s  R  a  E  L  I  s  R  A  E  L  J  5/? crif^  for  the  City  and  Co  untj.u. 

^/Jd'rwen.— Gunnin:^  Bedford,  Michael  Ililligas, 
John  Jennings,  Jonathan  B.  Smith,  Alexander  Tod, 
Philip  Wager,  John  Baker,  Jacob  Baker,  John  Bar- 
ker, Philip  S.  Phyfick,  Robert  Wharton,  Andrew 
Pcttit,  John  Infeeep,  &.  John  C.  Stockcr. 

Select  Council Henry  Pratt,  Samuel  Coatcs,  John 

Miller,  jun.  Samuel  M.  Fox,  Abijah  Daws,  Andrev/ 
Bayard,  Tliomas  Parker,  William  Poyntell,  Roberi 
Patterfon,  James  Sharfwood,  Guy  Bryan  &:  Peter  S. 
Dupo  nceau. —  Edward  B.  Cole,  Clerk. 

Common  Coimeil Jacob.  Bright,  Georg-e  A.  Baker, 

Daniel  Ecshm,  George  Bartram,  Samuel  Clarke, 
Alexander  Cook,  MahLon  Dickerfor,.  Oliver  Evans, 
Samuel  Elliott,  Andrev/  Kennedy,  Thomas  Eeipen 
George  I^Ierton,  Jacob  Mitchell,  William  Powell, 
William  Ruflx,  Sallows  Shewell,  William  Stevenfon, 
Abraham  Shoemaker,  J©feph  Worrell  ^^  Mordecai 
Wctheriil. — ^John  L  ,  Leib,  Clerk, 


(    r    ) 

Assessors. — Michael  Bright,  John  Butler,  Lawrence 
Seckel,  Thomas  Evvinj^,  Samuel  Elliot,  John  Elmf- 
ley,  Jacob  Mitchell,  Alexander  Cooke,  Zachariah 
Lefli,  Daniel  Thomas,  William  ^Roberts,  Edward 
Bonfal   Sc  i^obert  Stevenfon. 

Assistant  Assessors. Lewis  Rufh,   Daniel   Zcller, 

Andrew Leineau,  JohaPeckin,  James  Afh,  Benjamin 
Horner,  James  Stokes,  Ifaac  Paxlbn,  John  Vallance, 
George  Bartram,  Jofeph  S.  Lewis,  R.  Oakley,  Daniel 
Miller,  Wm.  Patton,  Jacob  Painter,  Daniel  Clawges, 
Wm.  Powel,  James  Trueman,  C,  Byerly,  T.  Hock- 
ley, Robert  F.rwin,  Lewis  Walker,  Jacob  Vogdes., 
Matthias  Keen,  Peter  L.  Berry  &  James  Stewart. 

Mahlon  Dickerfon,  Solicitor, — Nathan  Boys,  James 
Kerr,  Archibald  Woodfide  h.  Thomias  Willis,  Street 
Commissioners. — Thomas  Bradley  8c  William  Olliver, 
Clerks  of  High  street  Mjxrket. — Wm.  Stewart,  Clerk  of 
New-n'^arket.. 

JoKN  Miller,  High  Constable^ 

Benjamin  Rogers,  23  Coates  alley  ;  Conrad  Sey- 
fert,  9  Sterling  alley  ;  Benjamin  Griffith,  9  Chancery 
lane;  John  Stowers,  8  Lzetitia  court;  George  Gals, 
84  Dock  ;  John  Clarke,  93  S  Fifth  ;  Thomas  Durnal, 
1.S0  S.  Fourth  ;  John  Springer  92  N  Fourth  ;  John 
Wilfon,  73  Dock  ;  Richard  Hunt,  28  S  Fourth  ;  Tho- 
mas Foreft,  5  5  S- Fifth  ;  Jacob  Facundus,  Walnut 
above  Seventh  ;. Charles  Breece,  143  Lombard  ;  Sc  Ste- 
phen Walker.— CV(y  Constables. 

JVho  ere  found  at  73  Dock  street  ivhen  off  duty ». 

WARDENS  OF  THE  PORT* 

Office,  18  Walnut  Street. 

Nathaniel   Falconer,   Master  Warden. 

John  M.  Nefbitt,  George  Ord,  Magnis  Millerj 
Robert  Bethel,  William  Allen,  k Robert  Ralfton,  As- 
sistant    Wardens. — John  Demiifoa,  Clerk, 

Attendance  given  froin  9  A.  M.  to  3  P.  ^l. — -on  Sa- 
turdays from  9  A.  M.  to  1  P.  I\L  t^  from  3  to  5  P.  M. 


REMOVALS  AND  OMISSIONS. 

J\dAMS  ALEXR.  flioe  maker,  3  Birds  alley 

Addington  Stephen,  teacher,  Union  above  Third 

Aitkins  David,  ftone  mafcn,  7  Kuril 

Alexander  Catheiine,  teachereis,  M'CuIlout^hs  court 

Allen  Elizabeth,  widow,  254  High 

Allen  John,  gentleman,  Tth  near  Walnut 

Alien  Ifaac,  mariner,  11  Pine  alley 

Allen  Samuel,  mariner.  Birds  alley 

Allibone  Thomas,  fiour  merchant,  53  N  Fourth 

Ailibone  Wm.  jun.  Hour  merchant,  98  N  Fourth 

AlRon  John,  fea  captain,  1 5  Ceates,  alley 

Ammort  Catherine,  fpinner,  2  XIV  Chimneys 

Amos  Peter,  carter,  Caliowhiil  above  7th 

Anderlbn  C.  widow,  21  Pewterplatter  alley 

Angue  John,  diPdller,  15  Elfreths  alley 

Archbald  B.  rigget,  23  Coatcs  alley 

Afii,  Wm.  mariner,  12  Huril 

Auriol  Augufle,  d-^ncing  m?iter,  4  St.  Georges- 

Axibrd ',  tayloi,  Richca'.dlbns  court 

BAKER  RUTH,  widow,  18  Caliowhiil 

Bailey  Margaret,  Brooks  court 

Bancker  C.  merchant,  2.3  >J  Second 

Bank  John,  flevadore,  Schievelys  alley 

Barkley  Thomas,  lliip  wright,Bidrs  alley 

Barnes  Thomas  jun.  currier,  257  N  Second 

Barnholt  John,  Charles 

Barry  John,  fea  captain,  206  S  Third 

Baxter  Elizabeth,  widow,  99  N  Eighth 

Beakley  C.  wheel  wright,  42  Faffyunk  road 

Beates  George,  carpenter,  118  Caliowhiil 

Been  Catherine,  white  waiher,  5  Waggoners  allef 

B^ngamin  Alexander,  fhop  keeper,  206  N  Second 

Benner  Jacob,  iea  captam,  5  7  iview 

Benner  Peter,  oak  cooper,  365  N  Second 

Ben  ion  Wm.  Garden  it 

Betton  Samuel,  druggift,  32  Caliowhiil 

Bickerton  Elizabethjlhop  keeper,  20  Almond 


(     9     ) 

Bickham  Caleb,  (lave  merchant,  117  Mulberry 

Bickham  Thomas,  boat  builder,  32  Sv/anibn 

Bicley  Daniel,  grocer,  30  Callowhill 

Bofborn  Margaret  36  High 

Boucher  J.  grocer,  comer  of  Spruce  Sc  Front 

Bowman  Amos,  fhip  wright,  5  Birds  alley 

Boyce  Samuel,  merchant,  St.  Georges  above  71h 

Boyer  Abraham,  carpenter,  6 1  N  Tenth 

Boyle  Neal,  laborer,  29  Georges' 

Brady  Peter^  innkeeper,  next  60  Shippen 

Brener  Thos.  milkman,  Schievelys  alley 

Brinkiey  Rebecca  widow,  13  llurfl . 

Brown  Thomas,  laborer,  19  Huril 

Brown  Thomas,  rope  maker,  23  Hurll 

Burkett  John,  wood  lawyer,  10  Tlurli 

Butler  Anthony,  mariner,  Birds  alley 

CALL  JOHN,  harnefs  maker,  5S  Mary  (S) 

Calvert  Nathan,  fea  captain,  191  S  Front 

Carpenter  I'obias,  wood  fawyer,  7  Hurfl 

Cart  Barney,  clerk  of  the  Market,  119  New 

Chambers  K<)bert,  mariner,  62  Callowhiii 

Chapin  Nathan,  teacher,  134  S  Fifth 

Clark  Eillier,  wailier,  16  Hurft 

Cleaver  Philip,  cedar  cooper,  8th  above  Vine 

Clechman  John,  ftage  driver,  Oak  (N.  I..) 

Ciyrner  John,  fione  cutter,  Callowhill  above  7th 

Cogler  John,  carter,  136  Cailowhili 

Combes  Roger,  laborer,  20  Hurft 

Connalers  Mrs.  29  Pov^cll 

Cooper  Hugh,  grocer,  84  Mulberry 

Cooper  Sufannah,  teacherefs  113  S  Second 

Cope  Cutlip,  vitlualltr,  St.  Tammany  above  4th 

Conield  Vv  m.  tanner,  8 th  above  Vme 

Corry  Thomas,  i'ea  captain,  next  28  Shippen 

Coulton  vVm.  taylor,  100  S  Water 

Coui's  vVm.  iiioe  maker.  Noble  above  Second 

Cowen  Walter,  carter,  21  Hurft 

Cox  J.  D.  preiident  of  the  court  of  C.  P.  76  V/   alnq 

Cox  Joieph,  niarnier,  6  Hurft 

Craig  John,  teacher,  364  S  Second 

Croraweli  Oliver,  brick  layer,  132  Callov/hill 

DAVIS  THOxMAS,  victualler,  Pleaiant 

Debaure  James,  tavern  keeper,  198  S  Fourth 

Debrees  John,  accomptant,  165  S  Fifth 

De  Carpenter  Lewis,  merciiant,  5  5  S  Sixth 


(      10     ) 

T)e  Foag  Laurent,  New  above  Second 

Dickinfon  Amos,  oak  cooper,  326  N  Front 

Dickenfon  JelTe,  carter,  326  N  Front 

Deloun  Henrvi  frame  maker,  116N  Third 

Dominick  Barbara  nurfe  39  Saflafras 

Donacher  John,  viclualler    8th  above  Callowhil! 

Douglafs  James,  blackfmith,  21  Mary  (S) 

Droz  Humbert,  clock  Sc  watch  maker,  28   Mulberry 

Dubois  Abraham,  goldfmith,  65  N  Second 

Duncan  Jam.es,  carter,  24  Shippen 

Durham  Clayton,  laborer,  lOHurft 

EARLE  CALEB,  fea  captain,  U4  Swanfon 

Eckflein  Jacob,  taylor,  1 17  New 

Edwards  John,  fmith,  65  PalTyunk  road 

Edward  George,  aeeomptant,  42  Union 

Enney  Thompfon,  boarding  houfe  4  Elbow  lane 

FISHER  JOHN,  viclualler,  Sth  above  Vine 

Fimefter  Elizabeth,  huckfler,  22  Hurfl 

Flemond  James,  grocer,  344  N  Front 

Foley  James,  fhoe  maker,  next  2  Dock 

Forehand  Samuel,  bifcuit  baker,  314  S  Sixth 

Forreiter  Henry,  blackfmith.  Pine  above  6th 

Fofter  Robt.  bottler,  94  German 

Foulke  Philip,  302  N  Second 

Fowler  Michael,  waterman,  27  Zane 

Frowart  John,  flioe  maker,  South  alley 

Freeman  Pompev,  waiter,  20  Hurft 

GAVET  BENJAMIN,  mariner,   155  Swanfon 

George  Nichafhas,  hatter,  next  133  High 

Gibfon  Wm.  teacher.  Poplar  lane 

Gofling  Jacob,  llevadore,  next  61  Budd 

Grehaud  J.  G.   4  Phiibert 

Groff  Stephen,  mariner.  Beech 

Guier  Catherine,  widow,  1 1  South  alley 

HALL  MARTHA,  widow,  72  Mulberry 

Harrifon  John,  gentleman,  25  1  N  Front 

Herborn  Jofeph,  mariner,    13  Shippen 

Higgins  Francis,  (leward  of  the  hofpital 

Hill  Elizabeth,  widow,  27  Callowhili 

Hockley,  Thos.  ironmonger,  82  Piigh,  204  Mulberry, 

Iloppel  George,  gentleman,  9  Profpecl  alley 

Hull  Wm.   fhopkeeper,  78  Almond 

JAQUES  Wm.  flioemaker,   36  Swanfon 

Jardclla  Andrew,   marble  carver,    172  Mulberry 

Jeilop  Celia,  fpinner,   18  Hurii 


(     H     ) 

JefTop  Ifaac,  woodfmvyer,  14  Hurfl 

Johnfon  Rebecca,  feamllrefs,  2  I  Hurfl 

Jones  Grace,  walhcr,    16  Hurfl 

KNIGHT  CHARLES,  minature  painter,  38   Zanc 

LAWS  JOHN,  mariner,  Coopers  court 

Learning  Mrs.  gentlewoman,  152  S  Front 

Lecount  Thos.  woodfawyer,   16  Hurft 

Leroy  Henry,  hair  drefler,  Shippen  above  Third 

Lindiity  \Vm.  China  merchant,  5  8  Zane 

Loyde  Henry,  boarding  houfe,  12  Shippen 

M^CLELAN  WILLIAM,  taylor,    10  Shippen 

M^CooU  David,  laborer,  27  Hurft 

M^Guirc,  Philip,  blackfmith,  Pine  above  Sixth 

Manderfon  Andrew,  fhopkeeper,  4  45  N  Second 

Mitchel  Samuel,  carter,  167  N  Sixth 

M0RET0^'S    WHARF    OPtXS    NEXT    109    S  WATER. 

^Morris's  wharf  opevs  next  115  S  water 

KEILSON  SARAH,  boarding  houfe,  1 16  German 

Newman  Jeremiah,  tanner,  Merediths  Row 

Nicholfon  Jacob,   chimney  Iwecp,  Charlotte  fl 

Nixon  JohUj  Sc  Co.  merchants,  93  S  Wharves 

OAT  k  WILSON,  bookbinders,  next  5  Grays  alley 

O'Hara  James,  walking  flationer,    82  Green 

Overdorf  Michael,  porter,  Pleafant 

Oxlev  John,  baker,   77  New 

PARVIN  WILLIAM  grocer,  176  S  Fourth 

Paxfon  Timothy,  flour  merchant.  Keys  alley 

Pearce  C.  Sc  G.  ftable  keepers.  Harmony  court 

Pella  Peter,  tobacconifl,  133  N  Third 

Perkins  Ifaac,  carpenter,  48  N  Eleventh 

Pfeitfer  Chrifiian,  victualler,  46  Crown 

Pfeifferman  ,  rope  maker,  Merritts  lane 

Phillips  Sarah,  wafher,  2  5  Hurfl 

Phillips  Wni.  B.  fadler,  144  High 

Pillegar  Samuel,  chair  maker,  St.  Tammanf 

Porter  Samuel,  brulh  maker,  89  Mulberry 

Potts  John,  Ihoemaker,  528  .S"  Front 

Potter  James,  carpenter,  118  Chefnut 

Preflon  Elizabeth,  40  Vine 

Price  Richard,  lumber  merchant,  196  S  Front 

Priefl  Emanuel,  caulker,  180  N  Water. 

RALSTON  ROBERT,  grocer,  15  1  ^wanfon 

Ravde  Robert,  bookfeller,  25  N  Second 

Redman  Rebecca,  v-^idow,  55  N  Fourth 

Reed  Samuel,  haraefs  maker,  15  Hurft 


(  1^  ) 

TXthn  George,  brewer,   385  S  Front 

Reinordt  Geori^e,  merchant,  537  High 

Reynolds  Benjranin,  oak  cooper,  91  N  Water 

Richards  John,  cm*rier,   1  Dock 

Richardfon  Jofeph,  filverfmith,  50  S  Front 

Riley  Jofeph,  flioernaker,  near  88  New 

Roberts  Thomazer,  widov/,  3  Church  alley 

Roberts  D'.miel,  teacher,    33  Keys  alley 

Rogers  Thos.  oak  cooper,   10  Swaufon 

Rohrman  John,  wheelwright,  SalTafras  above  12th 

Rutter  Michael,  baker,    1  Crabb 

SAVAGE  MARY,  328  S  Front 

Sawyer  Ruben,    166  S  Fifth 

Say's- WHARF  opexs  next    19  N  water 

SchoU  Lewis,  meal  ftore,  49  N  Front 

Schultz  Harman,  cabinet  maker,  43  SafTafras 

Scott  Henry,  mariner,   18  Hurfl 

Scott  Henry,  ftevadore,    14  Hurft 

Seibs  Michael,  laborer,  93  N  Fourth 

Semple  John,  grocer,  177  S  Second 

Shainer  George,  blackfmith,  437  N  Third 

Shanahan  S^  Smith,  iron  merchants,  58  N  Water 

Shaw  \Vm.  laborer,  73  PaiVyunk  road 

Sheormer  Robert  clock  k  watchmaker,  333  N  Third 

Shrive r  Henry,  vicl:ualler,  Eighth  above  Vine 

ShuU  Wm.  taYern4:eeper,  203  N  Water 

Skeltin^ ,  mantua  maker,    86  Green  ft 

Sleath  Robert,  plaiilerer,  8  Hurft 

Smith  Thos.  fmith,  S3  Fullers  alley 

Snowden  &:  Fhfhep,  brewers,    107  New 

Stay  lor  Wm.  porter,  21  Pruen 

Stirk  Mary,  grocer,    15  Hurft 

Stirk  Jacob,  fhoemaker,  52  1  N  Thii^ 

Stuckert  John,  fliopkeeper,  35  N  Fourth 

THOMAS   SAMUEL,  painter,  &:c.  17  Hurft 

WATCHMAN  BARBARA  boarding  houfe,  37  St. 

Johns'  ftreet 
Wells  John,  painter,    See.  Wells  alley 
Wheeler  Samuel,  black  &  white  fmith,  99  Vine 
Wheeler  Enoch,  grazier,   99  Vine 
Wheeland  Wm.  fea  captain,  35  Vine 
Wiley  Richard,  fhip-joiner,  back  of  4  Noble 
Winters  Abraham,  vicl:ualler.  Wood  above  Eighth 
YARLEY  WILLL\M,  merchant,   58  Mulberry 


THE 


Philadelphia  Directon 


j^ 


FOR 


1802. 


A 


.ARON  INIICHAEL,  flioemakcr,  27  CheniiU  ii 
Abbott  Edward,  fea  capt.  2  3  Saffafias 
Abbott  Eve,  widow  185  SalTafra^s 
Abbott  George,  hair  dreiTer  9  Cliefimt 
Abbott  George,    driiggiil  and  apothecary  85  High 
Abbott  Henry,  blackfmith  4  Chancevy  Lane 
Abbott  David,  taylor  60  N  Sixth 
Abbott  John,  laborer  13  Gillis  alley 
Abbott  William,  china  (lore  31  S  Second 
Abel  George,  flioeniaker  200  N  Water 
Abel  Daniel,  carter  138  Lombard 
Abel  John,  grave  digger  1 10  S  Fourth 
Abel  John,  carpenter  10  Brown 
Abel  Peter,  fhoemaker  82  Budd 
Abel  William,  laborer,  5   Meredith  row 
Abercrorabie  Rev.  J.  101  Pine 
Abington  Sufannah,  gentlewoman  93  N  Sixth 
Abraham  Benedicl,  vi6liialler  26  Brown 
Abraham  Thomas,  (lore  keeper  391  N  Second 
Ackley  D.  Ihopkeeper,  33  N  Front  Sc  6  Carter  alley 
Ackley  J.  B.  chair  maker  150  N  Front 
Adams  Frederick,  oak  cooper  41  Coates 
Adams  George,  fliip  wright  30  Mead  alley 
Adams  John,  laborer  293  St.  John 

B 


(     14     ) 

Adams  Thomas  B.  attorney  at  law  1 13  Walnut 
Adams  Thomas,  boarding  houfe  91  S  Water 
Adams  Robert,  porter  Cedar  above  Tenth 
Adams  Robert,  carpenter  59  Pine 
Adams  Matthew,  grocer  112  N  Water 
Adams  Mary,  huckfler  433  N  Third 
Adams  Martha,  widow  2  59  S  Fourth 
Adams  Mofes,  fliip  v/right  53  Queen 
Adams  St.  Lawrence,  flioemaker   15  S  Front 
Adam.s  Samuel,  fhoemaker   14  Marey's  (S) 
Adams  Weldon,  laborer  371  S   Second 
Adams  William,  carpenter  110  Walnut 
Addis  John,  mill  wright  Germ.antown  road 
Adgate  Daniel,  accomptant  89  New 
Adler  Chriflian,  cabinet  maker  300  Vine 
Adolph  John,  carpenter  363  N  Third 
Ager  George,  rope  make  Frankfort  read 
Agnew  Giles,  widow  302  S  Front 
A.gne'w  IMargaret,  13  High 
Aickin  James,  callico  printer  192  S  Sixth 
Aikin  B.  grocer   1 10  Cedar 
Aikin  James,  engraver  37  Pe\\i:er  platter  alley 
\iihaud  Jofeph,  49  Lombard 
Aitken  Robert,  fenr.  printer  Sec.  22  High 
Aitken  Robert,  jun.  printer  Pearfons  court 
Aitkins  John,  cabinet  maker  34  S  Sixth 
Aitkens  William,  ftorekeeper  122  Lombard 
Aitkins  John,  iilverfmith  33  S  Second 
Akin  Philip,  fea  captain  74  ChriRian 
Alberger  Jacob,  viclualier  Pleafant 
Alberger  Philip,  viclualler  Pleafant 
Alberger  Henry,  viclualler  Pleafant 
Alberger  John,  vi6lualler  165  N  Second 
/Jberfon  R.  lumber  merchant  101  Swanfon 
Albertfon  E.  laborer  500  S  Front 
Albert  Jofeph,  faw (harper  157  Lombard 
Albert  Cafper,  laborer  142  Coates 
Alberti  George  F.  M.  D.  142  N  Third 
Albertfon  Jofeph,  carter  24  Mary  (S) 
Albertus  Lewis,  innkeeper  169  S.  Front,  168  Water 
Albright  Frederick,  cedar  cooper  8 1  Brown 
Albright  Michael,  cedar  cooper  36  N  Sixth 
Albright  John,  capenter  James 


(      15     ) 

Albright  Charles,  miiiical  iiiftrument  maker  95  Vine 

Albright  John,  mariner  Brittons  court 

Albright  Conrad,  fhoemaker  Browns  court 

Alcorn  George,  leather  cutter  144  Cedar 

Alcorn  Michael,  fea  captain  170  S  Third 

Alexander  A.  iilverfmith  Sec.  22  Strawberry  alley 

Alexander  Elizabeth,  hucki\er  Hanover 

Alexander  Mary,  mantua  maker  near  196  Lombard 

Alexander  James,  A.  merchant  37  N  Second 

Alexander  James,  flioemaker  147  Walnut 

Alexander  Richard,  carpenter,  85  Penn  ft. 

Alexander  Robert,  grocer  27  Green 

Alexander  Rachel,  widow  44  Plumb 

Alexander  John,  laborer  168  N  Eighth 

Alexander  William,  grocer  284  S  Second 

Alexander  William,  laborer  132  S  Ninth 

Alhaud  J.  P.  baker  49  Lombard 

Allberger  Elizabeth,  widow  1 12  N  Fourth 

Allberger  Sufan,  mantua  maker  112  N  Fourth 

Allchin  George,  bookbinder  black  horfe  alley 

Alleggan  George,  fliipwright  170  Swanfon 

Allen  Ann,  grocer  194  S  Sixth 

Allen  Aquilla,  laborer  78  N  Seventh 

Allen  Charles,  grocer  216  S  Second 

Allen  Chamlefs,  merchant  23  Lombard 

Allen  Charles,  druggift  Sec.   160  S  Second 

Allen  Charles,  grocer  239  S  Second 

Allen  and  Clifford,  merchants  1 3  I  High 

Allen  David,  fhoemaker  34  Chriftian 

Allen  Eliza,  widow  254  Mulberry. 

Allen  Enoch,  taylor  7  S  Water 

Allen  Enoch,  fhoemaker  105  Catherine 

Allen  Edward,  hatter  194  N  Fifth 

Allen  John  E.  gentleman  40  N  Eighth 

Allen  Jofeph,  12  Chriftian 

Allen  John,  merchant  120  Spruce 

Allen  Jofeph,  warden  58  Union 

Allen  Jofeph,  jun.  carpenter  60  Spruce 

Allen  John,  W.  printer  69  S  Fifth 

Allen  John,  oak  cooper  Black  horfe  alley 

Allen  Lewis,  boardinghoufe  30  Cedar 

Allen  Mary,  fhopkeeper  164  S  Fifth 

Allen  Robertj  innkeeper  317  S  Third 


(     f6     ) 

Allen  Hichard,  fhoemaker  150  Spruce 

i^Jlen  Samuel,  brewer  20  Brewers  alley 

Allen  Samuel,  merchant  78  N  Fourth 

Allen  Sivdnah,  feamftrefs  25  Mead  alley 

Alien  Thomas,  flable  keeper  46  N  Sixth 

Alien  Thomas,  laborer  Locuil  above  Ninth 

Allen  Thcmas,  fweep  26  Dock 

Allen  Widow,  feamftrefs  164  S  Fifth 

Allen  and  Watfon,  merchants  69  S  Water 

Allen  William,  health  officer  21  Keys  alley 

Allen  Wm.  painter,  glazier  k  tavenkeeper  46  Spruce 

Allen  Samuel,  laborer  Poplar  Lane 

Allerdice  Peter,  filk  dyer  181  S  Second 

Allibone  T.  and  Son,  merchants  next  109  Water 

Allibone  and  Stephenfon,  curriers  2 1 6  N  Second 

Allibone  Thomas,  merchant  98  N  Fourth 

Allibone  William,  mierchant  22  Branch 

Aliinfon  David,  bookbinder  12  Pear 

Allifon  James,  laborer  571  S  Front 

Ailmindin&;er  Jacob,  baker  130  N  Fourth 

Alikizer  William,  tanner  4  69  N  Third 

Alloways  Samuel,  porter  86  Budd 

Allrifon  Andrew,  grocer  51  Coates 

Allwine  I^ewis,oil  and  colourman  64  S  Front 

Ailwine  Peter,  carter  Charlotte 

Almond  widow,  huckfter  2  Parrams  alley 

Alfop  John,  merchant  137  N  Water  &  Pfelffers  alley 

Aifop  and  Clement,  merchants  36  N  Front 

Alifpokc  Barbara,  widow  90  Lombard 

Attimus  Thomar.,  tearlier  439  N  Second 

Attimus  James,  wheehvright  434  N  Second 

Amber  Levy,  turner  138  Coates 

Amboy  Cox,  laborer  near  262  Lombard 

Ambroife  Lev/is,  hair  dreiler  141  Lombard 

Amies  Thomas,  Ihoemaker  188  S  Second 

Amies  Peter,  laborer  i\ear  297  Callow  Hill 

Amob  James,  laborer  536  N  Third 

Amrin'-^e  George  V.  merchant  1  Chefnut  and  275  N 

Second 
Amftead  Ann,  widow  1  32  N  Fourth 
Andaulle  Andrew,  fea  captain  260  Mulberry 
Anderfon  Alexander,  taylor  10  N  Water 
Anderibn  Ann,  feamftrefs  142  N  Water 


(  ir  ) 

Anderfon  Amos,  laborer  185  S  Sixth 
Anderfon  Chriflian,  painter  &c.  Market  Lane 
Anderfon  Cliarles,  grocer  224  S  Fourth 
Anderfon  Elizabeth,  milliner  Shackemuxen 
Anderfon  Ezekiel,  carter  45  3  N  Front 
Anderfon  Jofeph,  fhoemaker  Spruce  above  Eighth 
Anderfon  James,  ftevadore  246  S  Front 
Anderfon  James,  huckfler  23  Fullers  alley 
Anderfon  John,  rigger  2  36  N  Front 
Anderfon  James,  fmith  24  6  N  Front 
Anderfon  John,  taylor  143  S  Water  > 

Anderfon  John,  merchant  81  N  Water 
Anderfon  ■Mary,  fnopkeeper  216  S  Second 
Anderfon  Mofes,  fail  maker  25  North  alley 
Anderfon  liobert,  laborer  68  Almond 
Anderfon  Rachel,  fhopkeeper  9  S  Third 
Anderfon  Rachel,  widow  Hunters  court 
Anderfon  Samuel  X.  merchant  25  S  Water 
Anderfon  Stephen,  filver  plater  7  Knights  court 
Anderfon  Thomas,  boarding  houfe  8  1  Mulberry 
Anderfon  Thomas,  fea  captcdn  63  Shippen 
Anderfon  William,  fnipwiight  169  S  Sixth 
Anderfon  William,  carpenter  Locuft  above  Ninth 
Andre  Evej-fpinner  Brooke's  alley 
Andrews  Hugh,  280  High 
Andrev\  s  John,  currier  Elmfley's  alley 
Andrev.s  John  Rcvd*  D.  D.  Univerfity  yard  9th.  fl 
Andrew^s  Jacob,  taylor  216  S  Water 
Andrews  Peter,  fhoemaker  12  Stampers  alley 
Andrews  Peter,  mariner  9  Fullers  alley 
Andrews  Revd»  Robert  73  N  Seventh 
Andrews  Robert,  taylor  104  Cedar 
Andrews  Thomas,  fhoemaker  7  German 
Andrews  Timothy,  bricklayer  22  S  Seventh 
Andrews  William,  vicluailer  158  Coates 
Annadown  Henry,  taylor  Browns  court 
Annan  Revd.  Pvobert,  265  S  Front 
Anners  Thomas  S.  hair  drefler  141  Chefnut 
Annefley  Thomas^,  merchant  17  Powei 
Annefley  Robert,  merchant  72  S  Sixth 
Anfoey  George,  ladies  fhoemaker  139  S  Secojid 

B2 


C    IS   ) 

Anfcn  John,  :^.I.  D.  1  i7  N  Sixth 

Aiithony  Jacob,  junr.  turner,  inllrument  maker  2i 

Bi  ewers  alky 
Anthony  J.  fenr.  inftrument  maker  227  N  Second 
Anthony  Jofeph,  goldfmith  See.  94  High 
Anthony  Jacob,  fliipwright  57  Coates 
Anthony  Frederick,  carter  32  Eudd 
Anthony  John,  porter  398  N  Third 
Anthony  Michael,  porter  36  Budd 
Anthony  \\  idow,  Germantown  road 
Antypfico  George,  waiter  190  S  Sixth 
App  Michael,  carpenter  Queen  (K.) 
App  Adam,  pump  maker  Frankfort  Road 
Apple  George,  hair  dreffer  48  N  Fifth 
Apple  Flenry,  farmer  Fovirth  above  Green 
Apple  Henry,  oak  cooper  247  N  Front 
Apple  Jacob,  fhoemaker  344  N  Second 
Apple  Valentine,  oak  cooper,  York  road 
Appleion  Lhrif.  carver  and  inlayer  391  N  Front 
Ambruiter  Catherine,  widow  132  Callowhill 
AmbruKer  Flenry,  vratchman  14  Starr  alley 
Ambrufter  Nicholas,  grocer  370  N  Second 
Araghty  George,  oak  cooper  Mifflins  alley 
Arbv:;gus  John,  carpenter  Cedar  above  Tenth 
Archcbald  IMartha,  boarding  houfe  6  IMead  alley 
Archer  Griffin,  laborer  161  N  Front 
Archer  Martha,  fliopkeeper  18  N  Third 
Archer  Samuel,  mercliant  28  N  Front 
Ardiey  R.  A.  merchant  1 1 6  Pine 
Ardky  Robert  A.  grocer  35  PafTyunk  Road 
Arentrue  F.  foap  boiler  186  Saffafrafs 
Arentrue  William,  foap  boiler  324  &c  319  Saffafrais 
Armat  Sc  Copper,  nnerchants  2 1  N  Second 
Arm  at  Thomas  W.  merchant  86  ^lulberry 
Armeour  Matthew,  carpenter  Wood  (N.  L.) 
Armitage  George,  filver  plater  438  Saifafrafs 
Armroyd  George,  merchant  109  S  Water  k  Spruce 

above  Seventh 
Armftrong  John,  fhoe-ftore  224  S  Second 
Armftrong  John,  carpenter  69  Budd 
Armftrong  John,  mariner  170  N  Water 
Armflrong  Mary,  teacherefs  247  St.  Johns 
Armdrong  Robert,  carter  77  Budd 


(     19     ) 

Arinf\rong  Thomas  R.  coachmaker  132  S  Sixti* 
Armftrong  Thomas  attorney  at  law  97  Chefnul 
Armitrong  Pierce,  labourer  29  Gilles's  alley 
Armilrong  William,  carter  Walnut  above  7th 
Apmltrong  Vv'idow,   193  Walnut 
Arndel  Robert,  lea  captain  72  Lombard 
Arnell  John,  ilioeilore  337  S  Front 
Arneil  iSarah,  ipinfter  29  6  Vine 
Arneil  David,  carpenter  Reads  alley- 
Arnold  Thomas,  lea  capt  25  6  S  Front 
Arnold  Thomas  Ihipwright  20  Parrams  alley 
Arnold  John,  ihopkeeper  corner  of  Front  k  Almoii-ci 
Arringer  Eleanor,  huckfter  91  Callowhill 
Arrott  James,  merchant  24  S  Front 
Art  James,  fea  captain  1 19  Cedar 
Art  Vv'illiam,  lliipwright  305  S  Second 
Arter  Andrew,  oak  cooper  Wood  above  8tU 
Arthur  Jane,,  milliner  88  Cedar 
Aiii  James,  merciiant  49  N  Third 
Alh  Thomas,  carpenter  8th  above  Callowhill 
Aili  Thomas,  boardinghoufe  63  Wahiut 
Alh  Joliiua,  and  Jofepk,  graziers,  54  Chriflian 
Alli  Michael,  cornchandler  220  N.  Third 
Afh  Samuel,  laborer,   1 3  Crown 
Aihbridge  Ann,  Ihopkeeper  125  High 

Aihbiidge  J buifcuit  baker  198  S  Front 

Aihbridge  G.  G.  k  W.  merchants  19  S  wharves 
Afiiburn  Thomas,  fhipwright  37  Artillery  lane 
Alhburner  John,  tanner  66  S  Third 
Afhby  William,  taylor  83  &  99  Mulberry 
Afiidon  Daniel,  biackfinith  Brewers  aiiey 
Afiier  Frederick,  baker  40  Geore-e 
Aihley  John  merchant  92  S  Fourth 
Afhman  Godfrey,  cedar  cooper  158  N  Third 
Afhman  Peter,  cedar  cooper  62  N  Fifth 
Alhmead  Jacob,  gentleman  395  N  Third 
Aihmead  John,  fea  captain  118  Mulberry 
Alhton  David,  blackfruith  64  Brewers  alley. 
AfhtonS.  cabinet  maker  233  Mulberry,  78  N  Seventh 
Afhton  John,  taylor  26  N  Fourth 
Afnton  Jorin,  oak  cooper  24  Artillery  lane 
Alliton  John,  W.  carpenter  49  Plumb 
Alhton  Rebeccaj  ihopkeeper  65  N  Seventh 


(      20     ) 

Alliton  John,  taylor,  Elfreth  alley 

Afliton  William,  carpenter  1.t3  N  Fifth 

AiVmus  Jobn,  blackfmith  27  Zan€ 

Aflon  James,  carpenter  37  Queen 

Afton  George,  merchant  62  N  Third 

Atherton  He?iry,  teacher  Wood  above  Crowi% 

Atherton  Nathan,  carpenter  164  Lombard 

Atkinfon  John,  laborer  130  Plumb 

Atkinfon  Phineas,  buifcuit  baker  2  Cyprefs  alley 

x\tkinfon  Samuel,  waterman  35  Green 

Atkins  Charles,  carpenter  SpafTord 

Atkins  Sc  Co.  carvers  and  guilders  100  Chefnnt 

Atmore  Thomas,  grazier  163  S  Third 

Augis  Peter,   116  N  Sixth 

Auguftine  C.  blackfmith  Queen  (K) 

Auner  Peter,  taylor  22  Greenleaf  alley 

Auftic  Thomas,  Itorekeeper,  75  New 

Auflin  John,  jeweller  50  Zane 

Auilin  James,  mariner,  247  S  Fourth 

Aufdn  Johanj^h,  widow  18  Vine 

Avery  8c  Parris,   cailico  glaziers  42  Mulberry 

Avers  Abijah,  carpenter  48  Budd 

Ayres  H.  accomptant  N  Eleventh 

Axford  Samuel,  taylor  250  High, 


XJABB  Richard,  oak  cooper  59  Keys  alley 

Babbin  widow,  fcamilrefs  162  S  Fifth 

Babbington  Thomas,  laborer  385  S  Front 

Babe  R.  oak  cooper  147  S  Water 

Bach  John,  plafter  of  Paris  grinder  267  S  Second 

Bach  William,  ornament  fa^ory  3  S  Fifth 

Bacon  John,  merchant  10  N  Third 

Bacon  Jofeph,  ironmonger  192  N  Front 

Bacon  I.  joiner   1 15  N  Second  k  Hoffman's  alley 

Bacon  David,  ironmonger  24  S  Second 

Bacon  Flag,  carpenter  357  N  Third 

Bacon  Saumcl,  taylor,  Lilley  alley. 

Baggs  John,  laborer  Shackemuxta 


(     21     ) 

Bagt^s  Walter  painter  &:c.  2  6  Chriflian 

Ba!2;nal  Benjamin,  mariner  142  Sv/anfoia 

Bailey  B.  bricklayer,    lith.  below  Locufl 

Bailia  Robert,  Ihocmaker  73  Green 

Baillet  Francis,  cook  21  N  Ninth 

Bailley  Jane,  boarding  houfe  135  S  Water 

Bailley  Jacob,-«*PQplar  lane  above  Second 

Bailley  Ann,  grocer  9  Vernon 

Bagnel  Benjamin,  mariner  142  Swanfon 

Bainbridge  William,  captain  of  the  ElTex  186  S  Front 

Baich  widow,  flioemaker  57  Mulberry 

Bake  Herman,  gentleman  19  Powell 

Bake  Abraham,  tevVernkeeper  427  S  Second 

Bakeoven  John,  filherman  Queen  (K.) 

Baker  Sc  Bender,  lumber  merchants  392  N  Second 

Baker  Conrad,  Hflierman  Queen  (K) 

Baker  Conrad,  junr.   grocer. 431  N  Second 

Baker  Charlotte,  teacherefs  Trudy's  court 

Baker  Chriflian,  baker  Vine  alley 

Baker  Sc  Cox,  merchants  48  N  Water 

Baker  &  Comegys,  m.erchant3  60  N  Front 

Baker  Daniel,  ihoernaker  70  Shippen 

Baker  George,  A.  conveyancer  23  Ciierry 

Baker  Godfrey,  8c  Co.  merchants  59  Saffafrafs 

Baker  Henry,  victualler,  York  road 

Baker  Henry,  jun.  grocer  272  N  Front 

Baker  Hannah,  tea  {lore  170  N  Second 

Baker  Jacob,  baker  61  Budd 

Baker  Jacob,  merchant  122  Mulberry 

Baker  James,  fexton,  207  S  Front 

Baker  Jas.  Sc  John,  merchants  151  High 

Baker  Jacobr  ropemaker  414  8  Second 

Baker  John,  inate  30  Catherine 

Baker  John,  fhipright  Queen  (K) 

Baker  John,  M.  merchant  43  N  Eighth 

Baker  John,  hair  drelTer  105  S  Front 

Baker  John,  alderman   154  N  Second 

Baker  John,  hair  drelTer  13  Walnut 

Baker  John,  grocer  433  N  Second 

Baker  John,  bricklayer  9  Summers  court 

Baker  John,  cabinet  maker  120  S  Fourth 

Baker  John,  mariner  450  N  Second. 

Baker  John,  R.  merchant  59  Sc  89  SaiTafras 


(      22      ) 

Baker  Lewis,  facllcr  kc.  Noble  corner  of  Seconvi 

Baker  Mary,  huckller  Beech 

Baker  Michael,  lumber  merchant  420  N  Second 

Baker  Michael,  carpenter  62  Zane 

Baker  Michael,  carpenter  248  SalYafras 

Baker  Mary,  fliopkceper  78  High 

Baker  Peter,  fifherman  Queen  (K) 

Baker  Sarah,  teacherefs  Sterling  alley 

Baker  Samuel,  fliopkeeper  9  S  Second 

Baker  Samuel,  blackfmith  149  Vine 

Baker  Tracey,  boai^dinglioufe  137  Swanfoii 

Baker  Thomas,  fea  captain  6  Laurel 

Baker  William,  carter  130  Brown 

Baldv.in  Jofeph,  cordwainer  67  S  Third 

Baldwin  John,  fhoemaker  Brown  (K) 

Ball  Nathan,  merchant  27  High 

Ball  William,  gentleman  41  High 

Ball  Jofeph,  merchant  240  Saffafras 

Ball  Ifrael,  carpenter  near  10  Oak(S) 

Ballan  A.  cooper  Sc  merchant  162  -S  Third 

Ballantine  William,  carpenter  24  Farmer  alley 

Ballanchy  Saml.  laborer  Biddle  alley 

Ballinger  Jacob,  carpenter  98  N  Eleventh 

Ballinger  Thomas,  carpenter  151  N  Fifth 

Bandolier  Frederick,  cedar  cooper  41  Saffafras 

Banks  Elijah,  mariner  283  S  Fourth 

Banks  E.  flioema.ker  near  175  S  Fifth 

Banks  John,  flicemaker  Spruce  above  Eighth 

Banks  John,  oyfler  man  64  Saffafras 

Banks  M.  tin  faclor  Sc  japanner  174  N  Third 

Banks  W' iiliam,  caulker  109  Chriffian 

Banks  William,  accomptant  52  Phiibert 

Barbino  Nicholas,  98  Saffafras 

Barber  Samuel,  merchant  55  N  Front 

Barber  William,  pump  maker  32  Green 

Barckley  James,  fea  captain  93  S  Eighth 

Barclay  George,  grocer  168  S  Second 

Barclay  Philip,  laborer  Shackemuxen 

Barclay  Sam.uel,  better  323  S  Second 

Barclay  James,  226  N  Third 

Bardean  Stephen,  grocer  184  S  Third 

Bardcs  John,  gentleman  24  Carters  alley 

Bardick  George,  Llverfmith  9  W^agners  alley 


{     23     ) 

Eargc  Jacob,  ger\tki"nan  191  High 

Barger  Abel,  painter  &c.  161  N  Third 

Barker  J.  lumber  merchant  74  S  Fifth,   122  Fourth 

Barger  Samuel,  fhopkeeper  386  N  Tliird 

Barger  John,  cedar  cooper  Fourth  above  Coates. 

Barker  James,  fexton  236  S  Water 

Barker  John,  alderman  1 14  N  Ninth 

Barker  Peter,  grocer  25  Pine 

Barker  William,  engraver  114  N  Ninth 

Barker  Sc  Annefley,  merchants  7  Walnut 

Barker  Samuel,  carpenter  114  N  Ninth 

Barker  James,  accomptant  1 14  N  Ninth 

Barker  Peter,  merchant  25  Pine 

Barker  Michael,  carpenter  248  SalTafras 

Barker  Rebecca,  nurfe  &:  feamflrefs  66  Catherine 

Barnard  John,  carpenter  362  S  Second 

Barnauld  George,  viclualler  245  Cailowhill 

Barndoller  Daniel,  cedar  cooper  393  N  Second 

Barns  Henry,  ftore  keeper  2  Little  Water 

Barns  Andrew,  fliopkeeper  65  SalTafras 

Barnes  Sa.muel,  currier  22  N  Fourth 

Barnes  William,  cake  baker  next  149  S  Second 

Barnes  George,  carter  161  S  Sixth 

Barnes  James,  pilot  8  Parrams  alley 

Barnes  Andrew,  fhopkeeper  65  SalTafras 

Barnes  Hefner,  boardinghoufe  12  Parram's  alley 

Barnes  Samuel,  taylor  254  N  Front 

Barnes  Benjamin,  fea  captain  92  Vine 

Barnes  I^uther,  gunfmith,  96  Coates 

Barnes  John,  Pilot  448  S  Front 

Barnes  John,  fea  captain  2 1 8  N  Front 

Barnes  Jofhua,  oyfterman  3S5  S  Front 

Barn  itt  Abraham,  cabinetmaker  198  N  Front 

Barnitt  Thomas,  turner  198  N  Front 

Barnhill  Robert,  florekeeper  63  N  Second 

Barnhili  Sarah,  fliopkeeper  1 3  N  Third 

Barnhott  John,  vi8:ualler  Charlotte 

Barr  Thomas,  grocer  406  N  Front 

Barr  Niel,  oak  cooper  7  Crab 

Barr  James,  carter  171  N  Sixth 

Barralet  John  J.  artift  Philbert  above  Tenth 

Barrafs  William,  carpenter  131  N  Fourth 

Barrafs  John,  carpenter  122  Cailowhill 


(      2-t     ) 

Barrell  Samuel,  nallor  above  462  N  Front 

Barrett  Robert,  ihip  broker  corner  of  Eleventh  and 

Cheihut 
Barrett  Thomas,  accomptant  Cedar  above  Eleventh 
Barrett  Francis  back  of  90  Shippen 
Barrick  George,  laborer  near  219  Cherry 
Barrington  C.  fruiterer  8c  bottler  216  High 
Barrington  Richard,  grocer  335  S  Front 
Barrington  Ann,  widow  8  Ljetitia  court 
Barron  Widow  205  N  Second 
Barry  James,  laborer  5  5  Penn 

fiarry  J.  B,  cabinetmaker  148   S  Third,   10  Cypnis 
-Barry  John,  late  commodore  150  Chefnut 
^arry  William,  filver  plater  29  N  Eighth 
i^art  Sarah,  feamftrefs  44  Paffyunk  road 
Martin  Martin,  block  maker  Pevvter  platter  alley 
Bartholomew  Charles,  tobacconift  88  N  Third 
Bartholomew  John,  gentleman  141  Chefnut 

Bartholomey  --i ,  huckfler  154  S  Eighth 

Bart  Phineas  rope  maker  5  67  S  Front 

Bartle  Simon,  laborer  Wood 

Bartle  Henry,  oak  cooper  301  Vine 

Bartlcfon  Abner,  taylor  14  Little  Water 

Bartlefon  Peter,  carpenter  81  New 

Bartlefon  Henry,  carpenter  81  New 

iJartlett  Zephaniah,  mariner  267  S  Front 

Bartling  Conrad,   carpenter  50  N  Seventh 

Bartling  ChrilUieb,  infpeSlor  of  lumber  25  5  N  Front 

Barton  Benjamin  Smith,  M.  D.  44  N  Fitth 

Barton  Joieph,  mariner  24  Shippen 

Bartow  Daniel,  merchant  128  N  Third 

Bartow  Mrs.  209  S  Second 

Bartram  Mofes  8c  Son,  druggifls  &c.   58  N   Second 

Bartram  Ifaac,  druggift  8c c.  39  N  Third 

Bartram  Ifaac,  jun»  druggift  8cc.   196  SafTafras 

Bartram  Ifaac,  druggift  &:c.  26  N  Third 

Bartram  Thomas,  druggift  54  Saflafras 

Barts  John,  mate  70  Chriftian 

^afti  — -J  gentleman  135  N  Second 

Bafti  Rofe,  walher  13  South  alley 

Bafliley  Elijah,  carter  443  N  Second 

Bailett  Edward,  mariner  78  Penn 

BaiVett  Judith  walker  Noble  above  St.  John 


(      2^^     ) 

5afl'et^  k.  Owen,  tavern  keepers  1  Mulberry 
ijalTon  C.  teachcrefs  12  6  S  Sixth 
i^atchelor  C.  laborer  GermantoAvn  road 
^atchelor  Ifaac,  halter  145  S  Water 
i^ater  Juliana,  embroiderer  40  Mulberry 
jBates  Benjainin,  fkindcelTer  St.  Tammany 
jBates  Benjamin,  lumber  merchant  274  Vine 
JSates  Eilher,  mantua  maker  1 17  Coates 
i)'ates  Thomas,  bricklayer  above  5  43  N  Third 
^ates  Vi6\or,  hair  drelTer  114  Plumb 

iJatho ,  potter  319  N  Third 

i^atis  John,  laborer  Tapers  alley 
-Satfon  Thomas,  merchant  100  Spruce 
i^atton  Widow,  234  S  Second 
i?atten  John,  porter  124  Cedar 
iJattefie  John,  upholfterer  Sec.  159  Cedar 
Mattes  Jo'hn,  m.ariner  221  S  Fifth 
Mattes  Elijah,  meffenger  31  Strawberry  • 
^auch  Margaret,  widow  131  Green 
^aude  Montgomery,  gentleman  24  Carters  alley 
i?aumgard  Jacob,  baker  George 
i)auke  John,  fhoemaker  49  Green 
i?axter  John  B.  laborer  2  12  S  Sixth 
-Baxter  William,  grocer  261  S  Second 
i^ayard  Edward,  merchant  49  Mulberry 
^'ayard  Nicholas,  vi6lualler  Charlotte 
J5oyer  Margaret,  feamftrefs  Queen  (K) 
J5ayles  John,  gunfmith  268  St.  Johns 
-Sayley  Mr.  mariner  -Srookes  court 
JSayley  Richard,  merchant  1 1 1  S  Third 
^ayne  Na.thaniel,  turner  85  N  Front 
J5ayne  Robert,  coach  maker  59  N  Eighth 
-Says  Newcomb,  grocer  5  Mulberry 
iJeach  William,  W.  druggift  326  S  Second 
-Ceale  P.  cabinet  maker  278  High,  17  N  Ninth 
5eale  J.  8c  P.  cabinet  makers  10  S  Fourth 
^ealert  David,  rope  maker  462  S  Front 
^eam  Cutlip,  laborer  179  Saffafras 
^eamgard  Philip,  carter  200  S  Sixth 
J5eard  George,  carter  252  S  Third 
^eard  James,  baker  26  Georp-e 
-Seard  William,  fea  captain  275  S  Second 
/?eard  Elizabeth,  huckfcerge  Plumb 

C 


(     25     ) 

i?eard  Nicliola?,  vi6lualler  Charlotte 
'^carRicker  Mary,  ^vidoAv  72  N  .Sixth 
x'c-Afly  Stephen,  Ihipwright  near  236  Swanfon 
deafly  Eliza,  boarclinghoufe  48  Penn 
^e.Xiiy  Johnfon,  gentleman  17  Coates  alley 
i?eates  Williara,  tcbacconift  209  High 
iieates  Frederick,  fcrivener  94  N  Third 
i7cattes  Sarah,  grocer  70  N  Eighth 
^eatty  Ivlary,  boardinghoufe  6  Pear 
i?eatty  Elizabeth,  boardinghoufe  125  S  Water 
i?eatty  Gec-rge,  laborer  5  6  Eombard 
^eatty  Lewis,  mintner  39  Crown 
Ueatty  Samuel,  flioemaker  87  Cedar 
i?eaty  Samviel,  carter  74  Plumb 
jCeaumont  J.  blpxkfmith  Eighth  above  Vine 
i>eauveau  Peter,  merchant  32  Saifafras 
^echell  Jacob,  boot  Sc  flioemaker  161  N  Front 
jBechell  George,  flioemaker  196  St.  Johns 
J5eck  Ifcciah,  tavern  keeper  163  N  V/ater 
^eck  £^  Harvey,  merchants  11,  12  &  15  S  Water 

^eck  George,  landfcape  painter  near  5 1  S  Fifth 

i>eck  Flenry,  merchant  30  SafTafras 

jBeck  John,  comb  maker  Eighth  above  Callow  hill 

^eck  Jacob,  llioemaker  70  SaiTafras 

Beck  Jacob,  accomptant  St.  Tamany 

Beck  Henry,  hair  d'reiTer    53    k   85   Callowhill 

BtCKS    WHARF,   OPF.XS  XEXT    15    S  WaTER 

Beck  Peter,  gentleman  216  N  Third 
Beck  Valentine  flioemaker  back  14  Oak 
Beck  John,  cake  baker  Blackhorfe  alley 
Peckle  George,  fruiterer  178  N  Second 
Beckley  D?aiiel,  carpenter  82  N  Eighth 
Beckley  D.  lumber  merchant,  30  Callowhill 

Eedaleck  > ,  197  S  Fourth 

Beddens  T.  boarding  houfe  2 1  Walnut 

Bedford  John,  cordwainer,  79  S  Second 

Bedford  F.  painter  £<c.  233  N  Front  Sc  270   Third 

Bedford  Gunning,  alderman,  88  Lombard 

Bedford  Jofeph,  printer,  Margaretta 

Bedwell  Thomas,  conveyancer,  Sec.  Nicholfon's  alley 

Bee  Ephralm,  laborer,  Witman's  Court 

Beebe  William,  well  digger,  177  Cherry 

-';ecbe  Catherine,  wafber,  270  S  Third 


(     27     ) 

Bccbbcc  William,  manner,  21  Cedar 
Been  Catherine,  white  wafher,  Wagi^ners  alley 
Beere  Mary,  gentlev/oman,  13  Carter's  alley 
Beelley  Elizabeth,  boardinghcufe,  48  Pine 
Beidenian  DanieL  fillierman  Queen  (K) 
Beideman  Jacob,  nlaernian,  Qneen  (K) 
Beilh  George,  oak  cooper,  134  I\  Fourth 
Bekz  Chrirdan,  baker,  308  S  Fourth 
Bell  William,  merchant,  21  S  Second 
Bell  Samuel,  oak  cooper,  227  S  Fifth 
Bell  William,  baker,  185  S  Fifth 
i?ell  Mary,  feamftrefs,  near  156  Walnut 
Bell  Mary,  gentlevroir.an,  6.6  German 
Bell  Margaret,  boardinghoufe  27  Carters  alley 
Bell  James,  taylor,  35  Shippcn 
Bell  John,  carter,  Eleventh  above  Mulberry 
Bell  William  G.  taylor,  32  Almond 
Bell  Thomas,  carpenter,  222  Shippen 
Bell  Thomas,  feacaptain  182  S  Second 
Bell  William,  feacaptain,  79  Penn 
Bell  Thomas,  merchant, '182  S  Second 
Bell  William,  merchant,  159  Chefnut,  2  Sims's  alley- 
Bell  William,  flone  cutter,  Cherry  above  Eleventh 
Belflerling  Jacob,  innkeeper,  382  N  Third 
Bemmes  John,  hatter,  204  S  Water,  203  Front 
Bender  John,  carpenter,  442  N  Second 
Bender  John,  carpenter,  Fourth  above  Coates 
Bender  William,  hatter,  286  N  Front 
Bender  Mary,  v/idow  326  N  Front 
Bender  Jacob,  comb  maker,  Saffafras  alley 
Bender  J.  innkeeper,  226  N  Second 
Bender  George,  mariner,  Queen  (K) 
i>enedi6t  Chriflian,  laborer,  28  North  alley 
Benninghove  J.  jun.  tobacconill  77  Hip;h 
Benninghove  Jacob, tobacconift,  47  S  Fronts  4  6  Water 
Bennerman  J,  blackfmith  Meritts  lane 
Benner  George,  carter,  1 1  Budd 
Benner  H.  boarding  houfe,  St.  George  above  Tenlli 
Benner  John,  tobacconill,  234  Cedar 
Bennett  A.  flioemaker,  50  Brewers  alley 
Bennett  Abigail,  vridow.  Market  lane 
Bennett  Barbary,  w^afher,  121  N  Sixth 
Bennett  Daniel,  ihipwright.  Queen  (K.) 


(     23     ) 

Bennett  George,  pilot,  16  Queen 

Bennett  Henry,  mate,  297  S  Front 

Bennett  Nathaniel,  porter,  39,  PalTyunk  i-oid 

Eennett  James,  bricklayer,  180  SalTafras 

Bennett  Jacob,  painter,  kc.  132  N  Third 

Bennett  John,  copper  plate  printer,  40  St.  Johns 

IBennett  John,  flone  cutter,  corner  of  10th,  &  High 

Bennett  Peter,  bifcuit  baker,  Liberty  court 

Sennett  Reuben,  gentleman,  238  Cedar 

Bennett  Samuel,  merchant,  1 19  S  Third 

Bennett  Sarah,  fliopkeeper,  66  Union 

Bennett  Thomas,  mariner,  299  S  Third 

Bennett  Titus,  teacher,  20  -Sranch 

Bennett  William,  bricklayer,  17  Applctree  alley 

Bennett  William,  laborer  14  Almond 

Bennett  William,  fea  captain  34  Catherine 

Bennis  Thomas,  haberdafher,  166  Spruce  . 

Bergs  Daniel,  grocer.  Eighth  above  Vine 

Bergaffe  Cadet,  merchant,  112  N  Second 

Bergmeyer  Daniel,  fhoemaker,  108  N  Seventh 

Berniaud  C.  merchant,  19  S  Second 

Berniadoffe  C  grocer,  1 16  N  Second 

Bernard  Martin,  hatter,   155  Lombard 

Bernard  Martin,  hair  dreffer,    101  Cedar 

Bernard  John,  comedian,  44  Carpenters  ft.  (C) 

Bernard  Margaret,  widow  4  dock 

Berrett  William  coach  S^c.  painter  9  Cherry 

Berrett  Robert,  merchant,  corner  of  1 1th  Sc  Chefnut 

Berry  Swain,  rigger,  248  N  Front 

Berry  Kent,  waiter,  near  120  S  Fourth 

Berry  Peter,  L.  carpenter,  7  Powell 

Berry  Cato,  mariner,  95  Shippen 

Berry  Jofeph,  waiter.  Spruce  above  8th 

Berryman  Jofeph,  bricklayer,  87  N  Eighth 

ferryman  Richard,  fhipwright,  9  Mary  (S) 

Bertron  David,  M.  D.  29  Artillery  lane 

Berwick  Richard,  baker,  424  N  Front 

Befn  C.  G.  boardinghoufe,  357  S  Front 

BeiTellievre  Francis,  accomptant,  230  Cedar 

Bethel  Robert,  (hip  chandler,  132  N  Front 

Bethel  William,  Ihip  chandler,  151  N  Third 

Bethel  R.  Sc  Son,  ropemakers  Bickley's  Wharf 

Betfon  William,  llioemaker,  78  Catherine 


(     29     ) 

Bettermey  J.  B.  dealer  New  above  Secoud 
Bcttinsjer  Michael,  tanner,  486  N  Third 
Bettle  Samuel,  merchant,   14  S  Third 
Bettle  William,  boarding  houie,  36  Swanfoa 
Betton  Samuel,  hatter,   144  N  Front 
Betty  William,  fhopkecper,   308  S  Second 
Betty  Peter,  mariner,  2  1 6  N  Front 
Bewley  Kannah,  widow,  204  N  Third 
Bewlcy  James,  taylor,  204  N  Third 
Biafs  Ab  rah  ana,  waiter,  24  Farmer's  alley 
Bible  E.  taylorefs,  corner  of  Fifth  and  German 
Bickerftaff  H.  merchant,  8  N  Third 
Bickering;  Thomas,  mariner,  43  Coates 
Bickerton  George,  ilioemaker,  32  S  Fourth 
Bickcrton  Elizabeth,  fliopkeeper,  20  Almond 
Bickerton  J.  fliip  joiner,  72  German  126  Swanfoa 
Bickerton  Abel,  flioemaker,  28  Coxe's  alley 
Bickerton  Caleb,  Have  merchant,   1 17  Swanfon 
Bickerton  Francis,  fadler,  209  S  Eighth 
Bickerton  8c  Reefe,  merchants,   152  &:  154  1-^1^11 
Bickerton  T.  boatbuilder,  32  Swanfon,  254  S  Front 
Bickham  Ifabella,  ma.ntua  maker,  50  Crown 
Bickham  Richard,  caulker,  18  Budd 
Bickley  Robert,  gentleman,    124  Mulberry 
Bickley's  Wharf  opens  at  7  Sc  13  N  water. 
Bickley  David,  grocer,  242  N  Front 
Bicknell  Peter,  bottler,  33  Eifreths  alley 
Biddefon  Catherine,  teacherefs,   112  Chriilian 
Biddefon  Catherine,  teacherefs,  435  S  Second 
Eiddle  Chs.  prothonoter  ©f  the  C.  C.  P.  159  Chefnut 
Biddle  John,  druggifl  kc.  142  iiigh 
Biddle  Clement,  notary  public,  41  Sc  43  Walnut 
Biddle  Clement,  fugar  boiler,  31   Crown 
Biddle  William,  M.  broker,  Pear 
Biddle  William,  attorney  at  law,  245  High 
Eiddie  Owen,  carpenter,  23  Powell 
Biddle  Owen,  carpenter,  Spruce  above  Seventh 
Bierbourn  John,  minter,  CrefTon's  alley    * 
Eigard  James,  bifcuit  baker,  159  St.  John's 
Biggs  Thos.  inftrument  maker  85  S  Front  84  WatCi' 
Bigham  Hugh,  bookbinder,  Grezels  alley 
Bigler  Jacobs  failrnaker,  Kunckle 
Bigler  Philbert,  viaualler,  5  Ptiibert 

C  2 


(    so    ) 

Biles  Benjamin  carpenter,  272  St.  John's 

Bileti  John,  carpenter,  Poplar  lane,  above  Second 

Biky  Charles,  blackfmith,    17  Parrums  alley 

Billet  Francis,  cock,  2 1   N  Ninth 

Billings  William,  iadieb  fhoemaker,  243  N  Secoml 

Billing-ton  Thomas  gentleman,  83  S  Sixth 

Bill  William,  taylor,  301  S  Front 

Billis  James,  iea  captain,  5  3  New 

Eiilon  Charles,  watchmaker,  69  S  Second 

E'lis  William,  fbipv/right,  31  Chrillian 

Bilfland  Ann,  widovr,  34  Mulberry 

Binder  William,  hatter,  rS6  N  Front 

Binder  Jacob,  tavernkeeper,  Queen  (K) 

Binj^liam  T.  dye  hnker  &  letter  cutter,  73  N  Second 

Bingham  A.  merchant,  223  S  Second 

Bingham  Peter,  lea  captain,  S3  Penn 

Einf^ham  William,  gentleman  corner  of  Spruce  Sc  3d 

Bienny  V/illiam,  button  mole  maker  48  Pally unk 

Binney  H.  attorney  at  law,  near  74  Walnut 

Binny'&c  Ronakli9n,  letter  founders  Cedar,above  10th 

Binton  Charles,  accomptant,  25  N  Third 

Bicn  James,  cook,  38  George 

Eioren  John,  printer  Sc  bookfeller  88  Chefnut 

Bioren  ■ ■ — ?  f-a  captain,  151  N  Third 

Birch  W'liliain,  Y.  flationer.  Sec.    17  S  Second 

Birch  Thos.  portra.it  painter,   125  S  Third 

Birchall  Caleb,  hatter,  46  N  Third 

Birehhead  Leviur  coachmaker,  374  High 

Birchley  Benjamin,  type  founder,  Cedar  above  9th 

Biixl  Thomas,  labourer,  235  Catherine 

Bird  Catherine,  feamftrefs,  34  Imall 

Bird  Charles,  hardware  fiore,  236  S  Second 

Bird  Caleb,  dealer  in  mintwater,  5  6  Brown 

Bird  Jacob,  fea  captain,  201  St.  John's 

Bird  W.  attorney  at  law  74  W^alnut 

Bird  Wilfon,  attorney  at  law,  46  Walnut 

Bird  William  labourer,  Fourth  above  Coater 

Birley  Jacob,  grocer  Queen  (K) 

Bilbing  John,  innkeeper,  242  N  Second 

Eilby  Mary,  widow,   125  Plumb 

Bifliop  John,  accomptant,  15  W^illings  alley 

Biilaop  Thomas,  Ihopkeeper,  69  N  Front 


(     31      }, 


Bifhop  Thomas,  bqttler  27  Hi;^h 

Bifbopbarrer  Jacob,  labourer,  89  Brov.Ji 

Bifpham  Jofeph?  ironmonger,  26  Hi^^li 

Bifpham  Sc  Poultneyi  ironmongers,  26  High 

Bifpham  Joieph,  hatter,  43  High 

Bifiel  John,  viaiialltr,  445  S  Front 

BifTel  John,  gentleman,  19  S  Third 

Biffer  John,  carter,  8th  above  Vine 

Bithelan  Catherine,  waflier,  Brown  (K) 

Bitters  Charles,  furrier,  3  N  Third 

Bivens  Benjamin,  taylor,  28   N  Water 

Biven.s  Joieph,  tayior,  23  S  Water 

Bivens  John,  mariner,  Grizels  alley 

Bivens  Elizabeth,  fliopkeeper,  21  Vv'alnut 

Black  J.  jeweiier  8c  hair  worker,   189  S  Secoiid 

Black  James,  labourer,  25  6  S  Fifth 

Black  James,  carter,   5  7  Pine 

Black  James,  plaiilcrer,  328  S  Sixth 

Black  John,  rag  gatherer,  4th  above  Brown 

Black  John,  oyfterman,  2 1  Small 

Black  Ebenezer,  labourer,  20  Elizabeth 

Black  George,  fnipwright,  22  Mary  (S) 

Black  Matthev/,  brafs  founder,  19  Pine  alley 

Back  J.  ivory  turner,  5  S  Fifth  280  Mulberry 

Black  William,  fnoeniaker,  98  Ship  pen 

Blackam  v/idov/,  gentlewoman,  47  N  Second 

Blackbui-n  Yv^illiam,  broker,  117  Chefnut 

Blackley  J.  gentleman,  above  140  Chefnut 

Blackfan  k  Ely,  merchants  157  High 

Blackinfton  Prefiey,  iiioemaker,  1 12  S  Front 

Blacklhire  S.  Ihoemaker,  near  31  Fitzwalter 

Elackfton  Elizabeth,  waiher,  back  27  Union  • 

Blackwell  Revd.  Robert,  50  Pine 

Blackweli  Jacob,  wine  merchant,    176  S  Second 

Blackwood  Mary,  fegar  maker,  73  Chrillian 

Bladen  William,  labourer,  347  Saffafrafs 

Blair  William,  L.  attornev  at  law,   62  N  Fiftli 

Blair  James,  merchant,  74  S  Front 

Blair  Jehn,  boarding  houfcj  160  S  Front 

Blair  William,  fea  captain^  24  Lombard 

^•lair  S.  blackiiiiith,  132  S  Fifth  133  X.om.bard 

ilair  William,  cordwainer  20  Chefnut 

JSlair  2^  Workman,  lumber  merchants  67  Swanibi^ 


(     32     ) 

Blake  Elijah,  ftiallopmair,   1 1  Summers  court 
Blake  Timothy,  hair  dreffer,  201  S  Front 
Blakely  &:  Firth,  merchants,  54  N  Second 
Blakely  John,  attorney  at  law,  Chefnut 
Blakie  James,  cabinet  maker,  9  Prune 
Blame  Joftph,  bottler,  173  Hic^h,  8c  5  N  Fifth 
Blane  Lewis,  gentleman,   105  N  Third 
Blane  Jofeph,  grocer,  61  German 
Blane  Jofeph,  taylor,   175  S  Second 
Blanchard  Margaret,  foap  boiler  8 1  Via  e 
Blanchard  N.  A.  merchant,  M-Culloughs  court 
Blande  William,  mariner,  23  Parram's  alley 
Blanv-^  Viclor,  copperfmith,  76  N  Second 
Blandford  John,  blackfmith,  156  Saffafras- 
Blayney  Arthur,  M.  D.  165  SafTafras 
Bleas  George,  oak  cooper,  I   Green 
Bletterman  Henry,  baker,  73  Lombard 
Bleyler  John,  grocer,  232  N  Second 
Blight  Mary,  cake  baker,  31  Pewter  platter  alley 
Blight  Peter,  merchant  102  S  Front 
Blifs  Sufannah,  mantua  maker,  47  Vine 
Blifs  Theodore,  fea  captain  Chefnut  above  Tenth 
Blodget  Sa.muel,  gentleman,  26i>  Chefnut 
Bloer  Robert,  taylor,  &  fcourer,  160  S  Fifth 
Bloer  Robert  jun.  dyer,  £cc.  226  S  Third 
Bloom  John,  laborer,  SaiTafras  alley 
Blondiau  A.  &  Nicholas,  merchants  M'CuUoghs  court 
Blood  Thomas,  laborer,  near  23  Callowhill 
',  Bloyd  David,  oak  cooper,  257  St.  Johns 
Binm  Chrrles,  baker,  198  South  SeGon<l 
Bliime  George  taylor,  72  N  Ftfth 
Blume  George,  fhoemaker,  16  Pewter  platter  alley 
Blumer  J.  C.  banboxmaker,  64  N  Fifth 
Blyth  Jofeph,  hair  drelTer,  44  Vine 
Biyth  John,  bricklayer,  31  Pewter  platter  alleys 
Boach  Frederick,  fhoemaker,  141  N  Sixth 
Boake  Traeil,  nailor,  19  Becks  alley 
Bate  Thomas,  bookbinder,  164  Cherry 
Boatswain  George,  Ihipwriglit  237  Catherine 
Boehm  Daniel,  v/ine  merchant,  ^c.  96  N  Secoi}d 
Bockias  Godfrey,  hatter  23  Callowhill 
Boggs  Walter,  painter  Sc  glazier  25  Chriftian 
Bcggs  &^  Davidfojij  merchants,  229  High 


(     33     ) 

Bof^p;s  John,  mariner,  72  Penn 

Boiiien  B.  S:  J.  merchants,  26  Chefnut 

Bohlen  B.  merchant  323  High 

Boifiez  Gerom,fhoemaker,  7  Hampers  alley 

Boift  Nathan,  laborer  192  Lombard 

Boiflier  John,  mercJiant,  28  S  Second 

Boker  Aaron,  taylor,  134  S  Front 

Boker  Valentine,  vitlualler  Eighth  above  Callowhill 

BolithoP.  Sc  Sarah,  milliners,  247  S  Second 

Boiler  John,  merchant,  1 1 1  Vine 

Boiler  &  Jordan,  grocer,  123  N  Third 

Bollman  E.  &  1..  merchants  113  S  Third 

Eollman  Charles,  oak  cooper,  16  Vine 

Bolton  Andrew,  laborer,  Mary 

•Bolton  Rhoda,  widow,  Moraian  alley 

Bolton  Samuel,  hatter,  144  N  Front 

Bolton  William,  lilver  plater,  Betton's  court 

Bombager  William,  carpenter,  Bank  ftreet 

Bond  Frederick,  bifcuit,  baker  333  N  Second 

Bond  Phineas,  conful  from  Britain  173  Chefnut 

Bond  Benjamin,  fhallopman,  201  N  l-ront 

Bond  Jofeph,  fhipv/right,  34  Queen 

Bond  Jacob,  fadler,  52  N  Third 

Bonnaud  F.  merchant  taylor,  70  Union 

Bonnell  Charles,  oak  cooper  1 6  Vine 

Bonner  James,  carter,  Locull  above  Nmth 

Bonneuil  P.  grocer  £c  wine  cooper,  220  S  Second 

Bonfall  Edward,  conveyancer,  97  S  Eighth 

iJoniall  &  Shoemaker,  land  brokers,  8cc.  100  S  Fourth 

Book  John,  carpenter,  189  Cherry 

Books  Jacob,  fhoemaker,  141  N  Sixth 

Boome  Garret,  ihipwright  440  S  Front 

Boon  A.  boardinghoufe,  18  Little  Water 

Boone  Jeremiah,  merchant,  1  Union 

Boone  Jacob,  carter,  Hanover 

Booth  William,  gunfmith,  88  S  Second,  20  N  Ninth 

Booth  Robert,  grocer,  corner  of  Beach  Sc  Maiden  (K) 

Borach  widovv^,  butcher,  148  N  Fifth 

Bordley  John  E.  gentleman,  7  Union 

Borhak  John,  fhopkeeper,  next  78  Cherry 

Borns  John,  fldn  drefTer,  290  Vine 

Borterfield  William,  mariner  Relief  ft 

Bortree  Robert,  gunflocker,  507  N  Third 


(     34     ) 

Bofbyfiiel  J^  Grainbo,  fjiopkeepex^s  27  N  Front 

Bofbvfnel  Chriftian,  Ihopkeeper,  172  N  Second 

Boflinian  Conrr.d,  taylor,  Tenth  above  SaiTafras 

Eofs  Barbara,  brufli  factory ,  29  N  Front 

Eois  Frederick,  carpenter,  Eighth  above  Vine 

Bo^Tee  Peter,  coffee  hoiife,  83  S  Fifth 

BolTeir  Adam,  porter,  257  Caliowhiil 

Boffio  Secundo,  flable  keeper,  108  Cedar 

Bofsler  Jofeph,  brad's  faimder,  268  St.  John 

Boil  Jacob,  laborer  Hudibns  lane 

Bollian  Cafper,  laborer,  471  N  Third 

Boilon  Cnarles,  fweep  10  Elizabeth 

Botlier  IMichacl,  accomptant,  219  S  Fifth 

Boucher  J.  merchant,  1  i  S  V/ater,  3 1  Elfreths  alley 

Boucher  Jacob,  gardner,  Shackemuxen 

Boucher  Catheriae,  widovv,  St.  Tammany 

Eoudinot  Elias,  120  ]>.lulberry 

Eoulin  Peter,  paper  Rainer,  523  Saffafras 

Bcultes  Benjamin,  carpenter.  Wood,  above  Eighth 

Bourdenbauch  J.  brev/er,  next  128  N  Fifth 

Bourgeois  F.  erameiler  94  S  Second 

Bourne  Stephen,  carpenter,  5  1  S  Fifth 

Boufquet  A.  meixhant,  267  S  Front 

Boulie  Jane,  widow  2S2  S  Second 

Eouvier  John,  B.  umbrella  maker,  196  S  Second 

Bovat  John,  gentleman,  90  N  Fifth 

Bowen  Afldey,  laborer,  28  Artillery  lane 

Bowen  Enos,  laborer,  386  N  Front 

Bowen  Elijah,  taylor,  34-  Kunckle 

Bowen  John,  baker,  37 1  N  Third 

Bov/en  Sophia,  widow,  13  PaiTyurfii 

Bowen  Samuel,  baker,  3 1 6  N  Front 

Bowen  Thomas,  fenr.  iTiip  joiner,  near  99  N  Water 

Bowen  Thomas,  junr.  (hip  joiner  33  Noble 

Bowen  Thomas,  chair  maker,   1 15  N  Second 

Bowen  Wm.  £c  Son,  chairmakers,   123  N  Front 

Bowen  William,  cabinet  maker,  34  Spruce 

Bower  Samuel,  fliipwright,  Penn  (K) 

Bowering  John,  carpenter,  291  S  Third 

Bowers  Chriilian,  widow,  Beach  (K) 

Bowers  David,  taylor,   113  German 

Bowers  Jacob,  potter,  132  Coates 

Bowers  George,  ihoemaker,  45  5  N  Third 


(     3o      ) 

Ilowers  Michael,  furgeon  barber,   106  N  Third 
Bowers  Rebecca,  taylorefs,    1 1  3  German 
EoAv-cs  Jofeph,  grocer,    1 1th  below  Walnut 
Bowes  Charlotte,  widow,  47  Spruce 
Bowman  Elizabeth,- widow,  392  N  Third 
Bov/man  John,  carpenter.  Carpenter  (S) 
Bowman  Charles,  hog  viaiialler,  14  Budd 
Bowman  George,  carpenter,  Creffons  alley 
Boyce  Vv  iiliam,  carpenter,  15  Grays  alley 
Boyce  John,  carpenter,  179  S  Sixth 
Boyce  Jofeph,  filver  plater,  158  S  Fifth 
Boyd  John,  bricklayer,  4  Crab 
Boyde  ■,  lea  captain,  381  S  Front 

Boyd  Andrew,  Iliopkeeper,  6  High 
Boyd  P.  brafs  founder,  S:c.  49  N  Second 
Boyd  Major,  60  St.  Johns 
Boyd  Ann,  feamllrefs,  119  N  Sixth 
Boyd  Sarah,  widow,  41  Callow'hill 
Boyd  James,  brafs  founder,  Tapers  alley 
Boyd  John,  ropema.ker,  522  S  Front 

Boyd ,  ropemaker,  5  63  S  Front 

''oyd  Thomas,  waiter,  Sheperds  court 
Boyd  Thomas,  labourer,  23  Fullers  alley 
Boyer  Ifaac,  grocer,  corner  of  Mulberry  h  Third- 
Boy  er  Nicliolas,  plaiflerer.  Vine  alley 
Boyer  Matthew,  gentleman,  15  6  S  Fourth 
Boyer  John  George,  merchant,  156  S  Front 
Boyer  William,  carpenter,  12  Grays  a.lley 
Boyer  Jacob,  grocer,  505  N  Third 
Boyer  Doliey,  fhopkeeper,  214  N  Second 
Boyer  Thomas,  flioemaker,  Spaiford 
Bcyes  James,   185   S  Second 
Boyle  John,  grocer,  232  S  Fourth 
Boyle  Eleanor,  feamftrefr,,  195  N  Front 
Boyle  Philip,  coachraaker,   197  N  Front 
Boyle  Hugh,  taylor,  5  6  Fenn 
Boyle  Hugh,  labourer,  ]Mary  (C) 
Boyle  Barney,  bricklayer,   191  S  Sixth 
Boyle  Patrick,  labourer,  380  S  Second 
Boyle  James,  fandman,  20  Spruce 
Boyle  Thomas,  carpenter,  Ballleys  corrl 
Boyle  John,  ropem.aker,  398  S  Second 
Boyle  Patrick,  ftcvidore,   12  i  Catharine 


{     S6     ) 

Boyle  Edward,  taylor,  28  Gafldll 

Boyle  Richard,  labourer,  Spafford 

Eoyle  Roger,  ftevadore,  9  1  Shippen 

Boyle  James,  fexton,  next  24  Crown 

Boyls  James,  labourer,  Wood  (K) 

Boys  N.  innkeeper,  corner  of  Lombard  &  Fourlk 

Boze  Conrad,  labourer,  Vine  alley 

Bczoarth  \Villiam,  carpenter,  Lees  court 

Brabant  Peter,  fadler,  kc.  81  N  Second 

Brackenridge  James,  labourer,  23  Callowhill 

Bradey  John,  teacher,  67  S  Fifth 

Bradey  P.  ftone  cutter,  224  S  Front,  254  Mulberry  Sc 
near  312  High 

Bradey  Sufan,  teacherefs,  451  S  Second 

Bradey  IMary  P.  mantua  maker,  17  Queen 

Brady  David,  labourer,  97  Brown 

Brady  Robert,  Ibipwright,  577  S  Front 

Brady  John,  mariner,  34  Budd 

Bradford  Samuel  F.  bookfeller,  Sec.  4  S  Third 

Bradford  Thos.  Sc  Wm.  bookfellers,  kc.  8  S  Front 

Bradford  William,  printer  Sc  bookfeller,  74  N  Front 

Bradier  John,  watchmaker,  40  Coates 

Bradley  Sc  Keighler,  copperfmiths,   102  High 

Bradley  Thomas,  whitefmith,   14  Prune 

Bradk-y  John,  taylor,  2  Penn 

Bradley  James,  fugar  boiler,  307  S  Third 

Bradock  Samuel,  oyfterman,  50  Small 

Brsutigam  Daniel,  bookfeller,   194  N  Second 

Brame  Flenry,  painter  Sc  glazier,  46  N  Seventh 

Branagam  B.  accomptant,  50  Swanfon 

Branaman  Catharine*  widow,  Brittons  alley 

Brond  Martha,  13  N  Sixth 

Brandt  A.  Sc  C.  clock  Sc  watchmakers,  129  N  Second 

Branham  Ebenezer,  innkeeper,   164  High 

Branham  Mary,  widow,  24  ^Moravian  alley 

Braner  George,  milkman,  Saffafras  alley 

Braner  Frederick,  milkman,  SaiTafras  alley 

Branfon  Henry,  carpenter,  317  N  Third 

Branthwait  F.  oak  cooper,    194  N  Water 

Brafter  Amable,  watchmaker  Sc  jeweller,  23  N  Third 

Brathoff  Henry,  mate,  260  S  Front 

Brauer  Frederick,  90  S  Third 

Bray  David,  fea  captain,  ISFCuUoughs  court 


(    r>7    ) 

Bray  Hannah,  Vr'afhcr,   6  Pev.-ter  platter  nlicy 
Bray  Henry,  mariner,  Garden  ft 
iirayfield  John,  block  maker,  27  Chriftian 
i/raymin  Benjamin,  laborer,  59  Green 
i^razingion  Thomas,  fhocmaker,  45  6  N  Front 
^rearly  James,  clock  8c  watch  maker,  75   X  Second 
^reck  Samuel,  merchant.  521  High 
i?reece  Charles,  conilc.ble,  back  143  Lombard 
i^reining  George,  whitefmith,  447  N  Third 
i^reintnall  David,  flioemaker  11 1  S  Second 
^reifli  John,  fkin  drelTer,  249  Vine 
^remoud  R.  fea  captain,  95  Pine 
-firenlinger  Jacob,  baker,  83  S  Fourth 
Bvttz  Jacob,  baker,  Shepherds  court 
^rener  George,  milkman,  Schievely's  court 
y)reuil  Francis,  merchant,  115  Spruce 
£reverd  Ebenezer,  (lore  keeper  2  39  S  Second 
/>revoor  John,  fea  captain,  274  S  Second 
i^rewer  George,  accomptant  48  S  Front 
i^re^wer  Chriflian,  beerhoufe,  85  German 
-Srewdon  Daniel,  fea  captain,  253  S  Front 
/>rice  John,  fea  captain,  121  Callov/hiii 
-bridges  Edward,  attorney  at  law,  125  S  Second 
-Sridges  Robert,  merchant,  259  S  Front 
-firidges  Jemima,  widow,  2  59  S  Fr-ont 
-bright  Michael,  Gentleman,  125  N  Water 
Bright  James,  laborer,  159  St.  John 
Bright  Jacob,  fea  captain,  177  N  Front 
Bright  William,  accompta.nt,  14  N  Seventh 
Bright  Mary,  v/idow,  47  Lombard 
Brights  wharf,  opens  at  123  &:  127  N  \V.'  r^- 
Bright  Edvvard,  laborer,  42  George 
Briggs  Frances,  mantua  maker,  1   Quarry 
Briggs  Francis,  fliipwright,  403  N  Front 
Brindle  J.  counterpane  weaver,  335  N  Third 
Bringhuril  George,  coach  maker,  23  N  Fifth 
Bringhurft  James,  fenr.  gentleman  131  S  FrpLt 
Bringhurft  Mary,  widow,  22  X  Ninth 
Bringhurft  James,  jun.  accomptant  29  Union 
Bringhurft  Jofeph,  fenr-  gentleman,  29  Unioa 
Bringhurst's  wharf,  opens  nezt  97  S  WAxra 
Brinkley  Charles,  carpenter,  107  Cherry 

D 


(     38     ) 

Bilneft^.olt  Henry,  laborer,  48  Paffyunk  road 

Brlnton  John  H.  attorney  at  law,  28  I  High 

Briftoll  Thomas,  gentleman,  403  N  Second 

BriftoU  Thomas  L.  baker  3  Lcetitia  court 

Briftoll  Mary,  widow,  430  N  Front 

Brittin  Jofeph,  tavern  keeper,  75  N  Front 

Britton  John,  merchant,  259  N  Front 

Britton  John,  jun.  lumber  merchant,  149  N  Water, 
101  Vine 

Britton  Wm.  lumber  merchant,  275   N   Front,  209 
N  Water 

Britts  Adam,  innkeeper.  Vine  alley 

Brobet  Valentine,  grocer,  332  N  Front 

Brobfton  Jofeph,  grocer,  15  Chefnut 
Brobfton  John,  merchant,  175  Pine 

Brcbilon  Robert,  taylor,  135  Chefnut 
Brochen  Robert,  hatter,  Chefnut  above  Sixth 

Brodlay  John,  taylor,  174  S  Water 

Brooke  Thomas,  flour  merchant,  2  39  N  Front 

Brooke  Boyer,  boat  builder,  109  N  Water  cc  Brookes 

court 
Brooke  Beyer,  fenr.  gentleman.  Brook's  court 
Brooke  Robert,  furveyor,  46  St.  Johns 
Brooke  Jonathan,  blackfmith,  3 1 1  N  Third 
Brooke  R.  flaxfeed  merchant,  Brookes  court 
Brooks  James,  cabinet  maker,  425  N  Front 
Brooks  William,  currier  14  Carters  alley 
Brooks  Catherine,  (liopkeeper,  121   High 
Brooks  David,  taylor,  19  Strawberry  alley 
Brooks  John,  oak  cooper,  16  Grays  alley 
Brooks  Vv'illiam,  plane  maker,  25  k  35  Keys  alley 
Brooks  JefTe,  carpenter,  164  Walnut 
Brooks  Samuel,  glover  £c  breeches  maker,  121  High 
Brooks  William,  waiter  412  S  Second 
Brooks  Elizabeth,  widow  30  Dock 
Broom  Elias,  cooper,  IS  Almond 
Broom  Hannah,  widow,  Emlens  court 
Broome  Thomas,  fhoemaker  118  Cedar 
Broome  S.  P.  broker,  105  Chefnut 
Broome  William,  carpenter,  24  N  Fourth 
Bronfon  E.  attorney  at  law,  46  Walnut 
Brofb  Garret  Ihoemaker,  136  S  Fourth 


(  ^^^  ) 

Brotheiton  F.lifha,  fkindrcfTer,  579  N  Third 
Brotherton  Reuben,  ihip  joiner  Oak  (N.  L.) 
Browbert  William,  laborer  375  Mulberry 
Brown  Abner,  mariner,  near  122  S  Fourtli 
Browne  Abia,  fhip  builder  15  Viwe 
Brown  Ann,  taylorefs  110  Shippen 
Brown  Ann,  mantna  maker,  174  Mulberry 
Brown  Benjamin,  innkeeper,   corner  of  Elbow  lan« 

8c  Bank 
Brown  Sc  Bartling,  merchants,  23  N  Front 
Brown  Cezar,  coachman,  61  Crowne 
Brown  Charles,  innkeeper,  8 1  N  Seventh 
Brown  C.  public  garden,  Chefnut  above  Ninth 
Bro^^^l  Chriftian,  mariner  16  Small 
Browne  &:  co.  lumber  merchants,  325  N  Front 
Brown  Daniel,  fea  captain,  292  S  Front 
Brown  Danrel,  mariner,  287  S  Front 
Brown  Edwaad,  mate,  505  S  Front 
Brown  Elijah,  merchant,  117  S  Second 
Browne  Elizabeth,  widow,  16  Saflafras 
Brown  Ephraim,  ilioemaker,  Queen  (K) 
Brown  Ezra,  ihoem.aker,  443  N  Second 
Brown  F.  8c  co»  copper  plate  printers  118  Chefnut 
Brown  Francis,  taylor,  Walnut  above  Ei-ghth 
Brown  George,  tobacconift,  138  N  Second 
Brown  George,  blackfmith,  127  Callow  hill 
Brown  Henry,  fhoemaker,  Goforth  alley 
Erown  Ifrael,  merchant,  156  N  Front 
Brown  Ifaiah,  laborer,  53  Gafkill 
Brown  Jacob,  laborer,  54  Small 
Brown  Jacob,  iron  {lore,  161  8c  167  N  Front 
Brown  James,  fliopkeeper,  31.  S  Front 
Brown  James,  fea  captain,  145  N  Water 
Brown  Janies,  8c  co.  merchants,  33  S  Front 
Brown  James,  farmer,  390  N  Front 
Brown  James,  laborer,  144  S  Eighth 
Brown  James,  ikin  drePrer,  248  N  Second 
Brown  James,  carpenter,  196  S  Third 
Brown  Jeffe,  oy Herman  275  S  Fourth 
Brow  n  Jeremiah,  rigger  Simmonds  court 
Brown  John,  rigger  Margaret 
Brown  John,  fliipwright,  34  Chriftian 
Brown  John,  lilrcr  plater  1  Elbow  lane 


(     ^0     ) 

Bro-^n  J(>hn,  whitt'fmuh,  15  1  Spruce 
Brown  John,  gcntienian,  245  Lombard 
Brown  John,  laborer,  10  Mary's  alky 
Erov/n  John,  merchant,  40  Pine 
Brown  John,  grocer,  20  FafTyunk  roart 
BroAvn  John,  coach  maker,  198  Cedar 
Brown  John,  ihoemakcr,  Vine  alley 
JBrown  John,  fhoemaker,  5  South  alley- 
Brown  John,  fea  captain,  290  S  Front 
Brown  John,  cabinet  maker,  41  Mary  (S) 
Brown  John,  mariner  6  Crab 
Brown  John,  laborer  54  Small 
BroAvn  John,  gentleman,  376  N  Front 
Brown  John,  carter,  241  St.  John 
Browne  J.  C.  ihipfmith,  331  N  Front  8c  Beach 
Brown  Jofeph,  tlackfmith  250  S  Front 
Brown  Jofeph,  fhoemaker,  105  Chatherine 
Brown  Leonard,  taylor,  33  Pine 
Browne  Liberty,  jeweller,   8^c.   102  N   Front,   &:   l& 

SaiTafras 
Brown  Louifa,  teacherefs  49  Green 
Brown  Luner,  rag-gatherer,  147  Brown 
Brown  Matthew,  gentleman  246  S  Front 
Brc%Yn  Matthew,  laborer,  69  Chriftian 
Brown  Michael,  rigger,  Margaret 
Brown  Mary,  midwife,  10  Cyprus  alley 
Brown  Paul,  taylor,  1 1  N  Front 
Browne  P.  fhipfmith,  141  N  Front,  115  Vine 
Brown  Peter,  mariner  Penn  (K) 
Browne  Rachel,  widow,  24  Saifafras 
Brown  Randal,  m.ariner,  459  S  Second 
Brown  Richard,  fhoemaker,  15  Fayette 
Brown  Sarah,  mantua  maker,  1  Moravian  alley 
Brown  Samuel,  painter.  Sec.  near  36  Bank 
Brown  Samuel,  bifcuit  baker,  2  6  Vine 
Brown  Samuel,  laborer  Pine  above  Sixth 
Brown  Sarah,  innkeeper  2 1 1  Mulberry 
Brown  Sufan,  widow,  235  High 
Brown  Thomas,   carpenter,    1  14  Callov.hill 
Brown  Thomas,  mariner,  6  Almond 
Brown  Thomas,  grocer,  corner  of  10th  and  Chefnut 
Brown  Thomas,  M.  D.   114  German 
Brown  Thomas,  grocer,    107  S.  Second 
Brown  Thopius,  grocer,  206  S  Front 


C    41    ) 

Brov.n  Thacklen.s.  arcomptant,    192  S.  Second 
i^rowne  Wm.  Sc  Abia,  Ihii)  builders,   1  Oak    (>i  L) 
Brown  WwHam  Sc  Son,  bifcuit  bakers,  1&7  N  Wiiui- 
Brown  William,  Ihip  carpenter  near  33  Noble 
Brown  William,  fca  captain,  29  Catherine 
Brown  William,  Ihoemaker,  Vine  alley 
Brown  William,  mariner,  565  S  Front 
Brown  William,  laborer,    136  Cherry- 
Brown  William,  laborer,   12  Meade  alley 
Brown  William,  blackfmith,  21  Sc  29  Green 
Brown  William,  painter  Ccc.  Tapers  alley 
Brown  William  B.    bifcuitbaker,    II  Vine 
Brown  William,  cabinet  maker  194  S  Second 
Brow-n  William  C.  accomptant  173  St.  Jolms 
Brov/n  V\'illiam,  grocer,  corner  of  4th  Sc  Flvimh 
Bruce  George,  laborer,  9 1  N  Front 
Bnigniens  — -,  wine  merchant  7  Gray's  alley 
Bruner  Adam,  fKindreiVer,  3j3   N  Third 
Brunt  Chriflian,  tinman,  3  Farmers  alley 
Brusfler  Samuel,  fliip  M'right,  Pejin  (K) 
Brusiler  Henry,  maflrnaker.  Beach 
Brusfter  V/illiam,  fca  captaia  Ffeiffers  alley 
Brian  Barney,    grocer,   1 13  S  Second 
Bryan  Guy,     merchant,  223  Mulberry 
Bryan  Thomas  grocer,   13  Keys  alley 
Bryan  Philip,  filverfmith  116  Plumb 
Bryant  Patrick,  mariner,  4  Marys  alley 
Bryant  Margaret,  huckfler,   165  S  Sixth 
Bryant  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,   136  N  rrijiz 
Bryant  John,  chymift,  Sec.  254  S  Second 
Bryan  Thomas,  Eighth  above  Vine 
Bryan  J.  teacher.  Eighth  above  Vine 
Bryard  John,  fea  capt.  286  S  Front 
Bryden  William,  carpenter,  1  Relief's  allev 
Buchannan  A.  flioemaker,  23  S  Front 
Buchannan  Wm.  taylor,  200  S  Second 
Buck  C.  N.  merchant  2.4  S  Front 
Buck  Lewis,  labourer.  Queen  (K) 
Buck  William,  labourer,  155  Coates 
Buck  V.'m.  uabiekeeper,  123  Pine 
Buck  Mary,  V/idow,   125  Pine 

Buckingham  John,  ihoems^ker,  FIip;h  above  Twelfth 
Buckious  Jolm;  mariner,   14  Swanfon 

D  2 


liuckley  Hannah,  teacherefs,  65  Cla-iflian 
liuckley  Adaiii,  ctdai  cooper,  2j8  St.  John's 
Biicklcv  Ilt\ac,  meal  llore,  389  N  Front     . 
iiiickley  Wm.  k  A.  M.  merchants,  87  S  Third,   Ur 

Front  146  Water 
Biidden  Suiannah,  Midow,  5  Laetitia  court 
.3uQd  George,  gentleman,  261  N  Front 
Ikidd  Jcfeph,  hatter,  4  N  Front 
Budd  William,  M.  D.    L57  Sairafraf^s 
Buddy  Peter,  innkeeper,  261  N  Second 
liu divine  James,  carter,  2  Oak 
Biiolafs  Mary,  boarding  houfe  12  Coomb  allc)- 
Bujac  J'..  Lee,  merchant,  256  S  Front 
Ikili  John,  carter,  Charles 
^ully  A.  gentleman.  Pine  above  Sixth 
Bullong  >■    ■  ■  ■  gentleman  40  Union 
Eumbah  Ivlartin,  blackfmith,  126  Coates. 
Eanckam  Charles,  91  S  Fifth 
"Bunman  Juhn,  hog  yicliialler,  Pleafant 
iumner  Sarah,  boarding  hoiife,  78  Union 
bnnner  Sarah,  A^idow,   164  S  Front 
iiunling  p..  S.  grocer,  96  Sc  113  SaiTafrafs 
iiunting  Charles  S.  merchant,  2  1  Branch, 
I>unting  ]Sicholas,  blackfmith  9  German 
Ennilng  John,  blackimitU-  203  N  Third 
liunting  John,  carpenter,  269  S  Fifth  k  172  Sixth 
inirchall  Andrew,  laborer.  Carpenter  (S) 
iiurd  Edv.ard  prothonoter  of  the  S.  C.   88  S  Fourth, 
.fcurd  Shypptn  E.  attorney  ht  laM,  44  Chefnut 
Burden  JoiVph,  chair  maker,  99  S  Third 
Rurden  Jofcph,  woolcomber,   71  S  Third 
Burden  George,  cabinetmaker,   5  29  S  Front 
Burdock  George,  filverfmith,  Waggoner's  alley 
Burdon  Stephen,  grocer,  184  S  Third 
l^urge  Ifrael,  ^voodfawyer,  CreiTons  alley 
Burge  John,  cor.fjctioner,    160  N  Third 
Burgen  Wm.  blackfmith,  525  S  Second 
33urgen  8c  Co.  fnopkeepers,  23  S  Third 
Burgou  Ezra,  labourer,  above  17  CreiTons  alley 
Buririe  Wm.  gentleman,   146  S  Fifth 
Burk  Andrew,  iea  captain,  59  S  Third 
Burk  Sc  Cumn:ins,  grocers,  92  S  Wliarves 
Bulk  Elizabeth,  m idow,  Noble  between  2d  U  3d 
IJurk  Geor^ie,  grain  iiie^furer,  392  S  Front 


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Biirk  Jofeph  N.  watchman,  10th  above  SalTrirarj 

Burkurt  Frederick,  innkeeper,  8j  Sairafrafs 

Burkart  John,  taylor,  50  N  Water 

Burk  Harou,  blackimith,  Walnut  above  7th 

Burk  Henry,  potter,  Lilleys  alley 

Burke  Echv'ard,  taylor,  4L  S  Water 

Burke  Margaret,  fchool  miilrefs,  61  S  Third 

Burke  John,  perter,  113  Shippen 

Burke  Suian,  boarding  houfe,  78  N  Water 

Burke  Thomas,  lupercargo,  131  Mulberry 

Burkett  Jacob,   labourer,  St.  Tammany 

Burkett  John,   labourer,  Jones  alley 

Burkhard  Andrew,  revenue  infpector,  71  S  Wharves 

Burkhard  Francis,  cook  Emfleys  alley 

Burkhart  S.  burr-mill  ftone.  maker,  1.4-1  N  Water 

Burkhart  Robert,  hair  drefler,  57  N  Water 

Burkhart  Henry,  porter,  C9  Lombard 

Burkloe  Mary,  feamitrefs,  16  Stamper's  alley 

Burkloe  Samuel,  watchmaker,   13  Shippen 

Burman  Richard,  grocer,  4  Callowhili 

Burn  John,  Ihopkeeper,  169  S  Second 

Burn  Samuel,  Ihipwright,  2  36  N  Front 

Burn  Jofeph,  llorekeeper,  244  N  Front. 

Burn  Widow-,  69  Plumb 

Burner  John,  taylor,  52  N  Water 

Burney  John,  fnipwright,  178  N  Water 

Burns  Mary,  feamflreTs,  24  Crown 

Burns  Patrick,  gentleman,  86  S  Front 

JBnrns    ■         mariner,  near  87  S  Fifth 

Burns  John,  labourer,  Grizels  alley 

Burns  John,  labourer,  Crown  above  Eleventh 

Burns  Wm.  mariner,  348  S  Second 

Burns  Catherine,  widow.  Market  lane 

Burns  Mary,  boarding  houfe,  92  N  Water 

Burns  Jofeph,  caipenter,  Huddels  alley 

Burnfide  Ann,  feaniftreis,  214  Cedar 

Burniide  W  m.  grocef,  corner  of  2d  &:  Shippen 

Burroughes  Edv^^ard,  fea  capt..  175  N  Front 

Burrow  Jeffe,  carpenter,  160  Sailafrafs 

Burrowes  S.  trunk,  faddle  maker,  &c.  5  J  N  Scceni 

Burrov/e.s  Ann,  widow,  213  N  Front 

Burrowes  Edward,  fea  captain,  175  N  Front 

Burt  Moi^ii,.  taylor,  92  S  Water 


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Bintnett  D.  grocer  Sc  fecdflore,  373  Mulberry- 
Burton  Wm.  accomptant,  167  Vine 
Burton  John,  teacher,  10th  ubove  SafTafrafs 
Bufch  Andrew,  fhoemaker,  116  Sadafrals 
Bulh  Lawrence,  labourer,  174  Swauibn 
Bulh  Henry,  g;rocer,  248  N  Front 
Bulh  Wni.  carpenter,  116  N  Ei^^jhth 
Buiher  Mofes,  lea  capt.  Huddle  s  alley 
BuPiiill  Wni.  teacher^,  178  N  Third 
BuiTier  Bartholomev/,  Harch  faclory,  353  CalloVnili 
Buiner  Judith,  widow,  Hudfons  lane 
Bufli  Paul,  merchant,   12th  below  High 
Bailill  Cyrus  baker,  389  N  Third 
Butcher  Job,  grocer,  49  N  Water 
Butcher  IVIary,  huckfter,  8th  above  Callowhill 
Butl2.nd  James,   glais  rnanufaclurer,  80  N  Fourth 
Butler  Daniel,  fhallopman,  Frankfort  road 
Butler  Anthony,  mariner,   2 1 1  S  Fifth 
Butler  George,  labourer,    15  Marys  alley 
Butler  Henry,  coachman,  ?th  above  Cherry 
Butler  Lawrence,  fhoemaker,  128  German 
Butler  Mary,  fringe  weaver,   186  Spruce 
Butler  Jacob,  labourer,  9  Crown 
Butler  James,  labourer,  450  Saffafrafs 
Butler  John,  carpenter,    111  N  Third 
Butler  Pierce,  merchant,  212  Mulberry 
Butler  Richard,  labourer,  Frankfort  road 
Butler  Robert,  rigger,  Margaret 
Butler  Michael,  taylor,   56  S  Water 
Butler  Michael,  mariner  5  Brewer's  alley 
Butler  Wra.  labourer,  136  S  Ninth 
Buvet  John,  gentleman,  90  N.  Fifth 
Buzby  John,  comchandier,  166  Cherry 
Buzby  B.  C.  lumber   merchant,   18  N  Eighth  283 

High 
Buzby  iienj.  lumber  merchant,  232  Mulberry 
Byer  Adam,  tinplate  v/orker,  20  Starr  alley 
Byrne  Redmond  £c  Son,  grocers,  37  S  Water 
Byrne  Patrick,  bookfeller,  72  Chefnut, 
B}»ne  John,  hair  drelYer.    137  S  Second 
Byrne  Edmond,  tavernkeeper,  16  S  Wharves 
Byron  Jofhua  merchant  249  N  Front 
Bywattcrs  William,  fhoemaker,   17  Jvlary  (S) 


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G 


ADWALLIDER  Widow,  24S  Kii,-h 
Cahly  Andrew,  coachman,  18  Schievcly's  alley 
Caillebaux  William,  baker  57  Lombard 
Cain  Alexander,  comedian  155  S  Fitth 
Cairns  Richard,  laborer,  23  Elizabeth 
Cake  Jofeph,  hatter,  13  Grays  alley 
Cake  Paul,  bricklayer  46  Paflyunk  road 
Cake  Henry,  Ihoemaker,  4  Oak 
Calbraith  Robert,  carter,  121  Queen 
Calder  John,  carpenter,  94  Plumb 
Caldcrwood  A.  v/atchmaker,  22  Strawberry 
Caldwell  James,  blackfmith.  Cherry  (K) 
Caldwell  Charles,  M.  D.  29  Pine 
Caldwell  James,  merchant,  5  9  Lombard 
Caldwell  David,  clerk  of  the  D.  &  C.  C.  P.  56  N  4th 
Caldwell  Daniel,  mariner,  391  S  Front 
Caldwell  Ifabella,  fpinner,  427  S  Front 
Caldwell  Noble  laborer,  38  Paffyunk  road 
Caldwell  Robert,  grocer,  20  Bank 
Call  Daniel,  laborer,  12  Crab 
Callaghan  C.  grain  meafurer  146  S  Fifth 
Callaghan  D.  merchant,  13  Lombard,  169  S  Water 
Calley  John,  rope  maker,  508  S  Front 
Calliu  Lazarus,  embroiderer  Caliowhill 
Calvert  Thomxas,  innkeeper,  34  N  Fourth 
Calvin  Flora,  peppermint  maker,  St.  Tammany 
Calvin  Margaret,  fiiopkeeper,  72  Plvimb 
Cameron  Elizabeth,  huckfter  Saffafras  alley- 
Cameron  John,  innkeeper,  65  N  Third 
Campbell  Agnew,  laborer,  19  Creffons  alley 
Campbell  AlexEmder,  fhoemaker,  83  Cedar 
Campbell  Andrew,  ilioemaker,  198  N  Second 
Campbell  C.  watch  maker,  55   S  Front,  127  Chefnut 
Campbell  David,  cabinet  maker,  13  Hopkins  court 
Campbell  Edward,  grocer,  141  Vine 
Campbell  George,  mariner.  Market  lane 
Campbell  George,  fhoemaker.  Lees  court 
Campbell  Hannah,  nurfe  139  Green 


(     ^6     ) 

Campbell  George,  attorney  at  law,  119  N  Front 

Campbell  Jacob,  mi^rmer  10  Shippen 

Campbell  James,  fea  captain,  18  Carters  alley 

Campbell  Janet,  widow,  Walnut  near  Broad 

Campbell  Jacob,  ric^ger  246  N  Front 

Campbell  Jam.es,  fea  captain,  135  Pine 

Campbell  John,  innkeeper,  121  Vine 

Campbell  John,  accomptant  Eleventh  below  Locufl 

Campbell  John  D.  taylor,  Brooke  court 

Campbell  Jofeph,  innkeeper  77  Callowhill 

Campbell  Jofeph,  bricklayer,  S.  Juniper 

Campbell  Margaret,  feamilrefs  50  Cedar 

Campbell  Mary,  wafher,  57  Meade  alley 

Cam.pbell  Patrick,  ihoemaker,  Philbert  above  Tenth 

Campbell  Richard,  fea  captain,  Frankford  road 

Campbell  Sarah,  widow,  197  Walnut 

Campbell  Samh,  feamftrefs,  25  Crab 

Campbell  William,  fea  captain,  48  N  Sixth 

Campbell  William,  oak  cooper,  238  N  Front 

Campbell  William,  cabinet  maker,  140  South  Fourth 

Campbell  William,  fea  captain  1  St.  Georges 

Campion  Francis,  toy  (hop,  95  N  Third 

Campher  E.  mantua  maker,  7 1  S.  Fourth 

Cann  Jacob,  laborer,  198  S  Sixth, 

Canary  Lawrence,  mariner,  161  N  Front 

Canby  E.  merchant,  170  S  Second,  63  S  Wharves- 

Canby  Thomas  C.  merchant  25  N  Water 

Cancker  C.  N.  merchant,  23  S  Second 

Cantie  Letitia,  widow,  44  Gafldll 

Canna  Darby,  laborer  63  Paffyunk  road 

Cannan  John,  carter,  62  Plumb 

Cany  Charles,  fhopkeeper  67  N  Third 

Cannon  Ann,  widow,  4  Brewers  alley 

Cannon  Mary,  grocer,  293  Vine 

Cannon  James,  fhopkeeper,  2  N  Front 

Cannon  William,  laborer,  near  8  Small 

Cannon  Thomas,  breeches  maker,  Faimier's  rov 

Caphis  David,  grocer,  1 17  Walnut 

Capital  Henry,  dealer,  ISShieveleys  alley 

Capron  8c  Hopkins,  boarding  fchool,  13  N  8th 

Capps  John,  grocer,  241  High 

Capple  Mary,  nurfe,  Frankfort  road 

Care  John,  faddle-tr.ee  m9Jier,  122  N  Fifth 


(     47     ) 

Care  JelTe,  i^icUlle-tree  maker,  106  N  Seventh 
Care  Peter,  merchant,  93  N  Water 
Care  Philip,  merchant,  near  27  N  Water 
Care  Sc  Willbn,  merchants,  87  N  Water 
Carey  Mathew,  printer  8c  bookfeller,  118  High 
Carey  Nicholas,  mariner  Charlotte 
Carey  Elizabeth,  fhopkeeper,  90  Chefnut 
Carbough  John,  oak  cooper,  above  462  N  Front 
Carfey  Jourdan,  bleeder,  Cherry  (K) 
Carlels  Samuel,  carpenter,  173  Cherry 
Carlifle  A«  ironmonger,  102  N  Front 
Carlin  George  S.  teacher,  207  Vine 
Carlin  Jonathan,  bricklayer,  339  Callowhill 
-Carlyle  Alexander,  gentleman,  8 1  S  Fifth 
Carlyle  John,  grocer,  46  S  Fifth 
Carmack  David,  grocer,  196  N  Water 
Carmalt  Caleb,  fliopkeeper,  99  High 
Carman  Jacob,  carpenter,  132  S  Fourth 
Carman  James,  hatter,  35  High 
Carn  Anthony,  laborer,  65  Budd 
Carner  Chrillian,  waiter,  142  S  Fourfh 
Carney  Hannah,  widow,  Margaret 
Carney  W^illiam,  fliallopman,  17  Parrams  alley 
Carpenter  JoJm,  currier,  Taylors  alley 
Carpenter  &  Dungan,    hatters,  55  N  Third 
Carpenter  John,  taylor,  270  S  Second 
Carpenter  John,  carpenter,  Germantown  road 
Carpenter  John,  innkeeper  82  N  Front 
Carpenter  Samuel,  painter,  he.  205  S  Second 
Carpenter  Samuel,  carter,  288  St.  Johns 
Carjienter  Samuel,  fail  maker,   22  Parrams  alley 
Carpenter  Thomas,  fhoemaker  23  Fitzwalter 
Carpentier  L.  merchant,  corner  of  St.  George  £c  6th 
Carpone  Daniel,  oyllerman,  450  N  Second 
Carr  Benjamin  profelTor  of  mufic,  29  Prune 
Carr  Edward  combmaker  158  Saffafras 
Carr  George,  fhoemaker,  6 1  Queen 
Carr  Ifaac,  fhoemaker,   182  St.  John's 
Carr  James,  mariner,  90  Chriflian 
Carr  James,  porter  Charlotte 
Carr  John,  laborer,  Penn  (K) 
Carr  James,  laborer,  Market  lane 
Carr  John,  ftorekeeper,  93  Saffafras 


(     43     ) 

Carr  John,  cabinet  maker,  84  Vint 

Carr  John,  mufician  98  Piimb 

Carr  Joleph,  mariner,    12  Ghriflian 

Carr  Jofeph,  carter,   124  S  Sixth 

Carr  Rev.  Matthe-w,  near  59  Crcvvn 

Carr  Mary,  boarding  houfe,  127  Cherrv 

Carr  Robert,  cutler,  SvC.  59  ]Meade  alley 

Carr  Robert,  carter,  257  Catherine 

Carr  Robert,  fiioe  dealer,  24  High 

Carr  Robert,  brafs  founder,  Goddards  alley 

Carr  Robert,  printer,  £cc.  4  S  Seventh 

Carr  Sophia,  nurfe,  Brewer's  alley 

Carr  William  Engraver,  87  S  Second 

Carragan  Jacob,  carpenter,  204  Cherry  ft. 

Carracran  IVI.  widow,  Germantown  road 

Carl  William,  rigger,   163  N  \Vatcr  ft 

Carl  Phineas,  yceman,  87  S  Fifth  ft 

Carles  John,  fmith  Sc  farrier,  Pearfons  court 

Carrell  Edward,  merchant,   74  Spruce  ft 

Carrell  John,  fea  captain,  10  Branch  ft 

Carrell  John,  ironmonger,  32  High  ft 

Carrick  Jofeph,  accomptant,  173  Walnut  ft 

Carrienr  Sarah,  victualler,  York  road 

Carroll  Patrick,  bottler  near  41  Plumh 

Carroll  Jofeph,  accomptant,  68  George 

Cavfdarph  Eliza,  teacherefs,  2  66  S  Front 

Carfon  Agnefs,  widow,  89  N  Sixth 

Carfon  Daniel  B.  grocer,  152  N  Third 

Carfon  Daniel,  ftage  driver,  near  61  Cherry 

Carfon  Elizabeth  feamftrefs,  SO  N  Sixth 

Carfon  Henrv,  painter.  Eleventh  below  Locuft 

Carfon  Hugh  bricklayer,  218  S  Third 

Carfon  Henry,  ropemaker,  above  292  St.  John's 

Carfon  James,  teacher,   127  Cedar,  5c  60  Galklll 

Carfon  Jemima,  boardinghoufe  39  North  alley 

Carfon  Jonathan,  taylor,  61  Mulbeny 

Carfon  John,  fea  captain,  47  George 

Carfon  Jofeph,  ftagedrivcr,   118  N  Fifth 

Carfon  Reuben,  laborer,  48  German 

Carfon  Samuel,  laborer,  33  Farmer's  alley 

Carfweil  Samuel,  merchant,  52  Chefnut 

Carftairs  Thomas,  carpenter,  7G  S  Eighth 

Cart  B.  market  clerk  19  New 


(     49     ) 

Cart  P.  fidicrmD.n,  Gerniantown  roarl 
Carter  Jacob,  oak  cooper,    125   S  Third 
Carter  Abraham,  laborer,  Franlifort  road 
Carter  Geori^c,  tavcrnkeeper,  28  5  S  Fifth 
Carter  Ifabella,  boarding  houfe  39  Catherine 

Carter ,  porter,  155  N  Sixth 

Carter  Mary,  teachereis,  20  Eudd 
Carter  John,  mariner,  65  N  Fifth 
Carter  John,  fliipwright,  208  St.  Johns 
Carter  Jofeph,  painter  Sc  glazier,  113  Chefnut 
Carter  S.  grocer,  Sc  cooper,  94  N  Front  cc  ^Mulberry 

^Wiarf 
Carter  William,  carter,  370  N  Third 
Carter  William,  mate,  265  N  Front 
Carteret  Daniel,  cabinet  maker,  22  Shippen 
Carteret  Jofeph,  cabinet  maker,  399  S  Front 
Carteret  Daniel,  chairmaker,  393  S  Front 
Curther  Robert,  boarding  houfe,  32  German 
Carty  Jofiah  S.  hatter,  17  S  Front 
Carver  Jacob,  watchmaker,    13  N  Front 
Carver  Chrifliana,  Avidow,   250  S  Fourth 
Carver  Jofeph,  acconiptant,  near  16  Strawberry 
Carver  Samuel,  county  coramiffioner,   98  Spruce 
Carvin  Edward,  laborer.  Walnut  above  Seventh 
Cafal  John,  liable  keeper,  207  S  Fourth 
Cafe  John,  boarding  houfe,  39  S  Water 
Cafh  Thomas,  carpenter,    134  Caliov.iiill 
Cafliier  John,  c?-rter,  406  N  Third 
Cafner  Enoch,  fhoemaker,  Ninth  above  Cherry 
CalTedey  Edvrard,  porter,  230  Catherine 
Cafiedey  Andrew,  porter,  129  Callowhiil 
CalTedey  Bernard  laborer,    1S2  S  Sixth 
CalTedey  Nicholas,  fhoemaker,   IBIS  Front 
CalTedey  John,  grocer,   301  S  Third 
Cafey  Sarah,  boarding  houfe,  174  Spruce 
Ca^Tey  Michael,  fhoemaker,  207  St.  John's 
CaiTeltine  'Wm.  coachmaker,  Heydes  court 
Cafsler  C.  oyfterman,  29  Pewter  platter  alley 
CaiTon  Samuel,  grocer,  corner  of  Second  Sc  Shippen 
Caftles  R.  fnoe  and  linen  flore,  210  S  vSecond 
Cafiine  Ambrofc,  paftry  cook,  28  George 
Catez  John,  perfumer,  45  S  Third 
Cately  Frdiices.  v-ido?,-,  above  o  1 1  N  Second 

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(     50     ) 

Gathers  Elizabeth,  boarding  houfc,  21  Bank 
Catir  cli  Donakl,  fruiterer,    115  High 
Cathr:Jl  liaac,  M,  D.  107  N  Front 
Cathrall  Benjamin,  teacher,  near  61  Cherry 
Cathrail  Edward,  fhipwright,  Coates  court 
O.iuneld  Elizabeth,  Avafner,    18  Schievelys  alley 
CauiTman  Jacob,  fliocmaker,  corner  oi  Water  &c  SaX- 

fcifras 
Cav.ftinan  Jofeph,  gentleman,   M-  Cherry 
Caull  \\m,  baker,  78  Cherry 
Caufcy  Wm.  laborer,  60  Catherine 
Cave  Thomas,  tax  colle6\or,  143  Lombard 
Cave  Elizctbtth,  grocer,   126  Lombard 
Cavender  Charles,  grocer,   11 8  N  Front 
Cavenaiigh  Hugh,  carter,  73  Queen 
Cavenouirh  Jeremiah,  victualler,  Grlzels  alley 
Cavern  Catherine,  wafher,   22  Artillery  lane 
Cavey  Charles,    188  Lombard 
Cazine  Vv'm.  fiiipwright,   Svreeds  alley 
Cecil  Charles,  lock  fmith,  near  105  Walnut 
Cecil  Charles,  bell  hanger,  97  Gafkill 
Cecir  W.  J.  carter,  62  S  Sixth 
Cethel  Patrick,  fhoemaker,    115  German 
Cetti  A.  Sc  Co.  print  Sc  glafs  ftcre,    \92  High 

Chafneld ,  cooper,   273  St.  John's 

Chaigneau  Benj.   35  N  Third 
Clialk  John,  muhcal  repofitory,  75  N  Third 
Chamberlain  Benjamin,  fhoemaker,  37  N  Third 
Chamberlain  Henry,  carpenter,  49  Pumb 
Chamberlain  John,  grocer,  89  N  Third 
Chamberlain  Richard,  carpenter,  35  Coates  alley 
Chambers  Ann,  mantua  maker,   15Zane 
Chambers  George,  taylor,  8  Sc  36  X  Water 
Chambers  John,  innkeeper,    1 6  N  Third 
Champreys  &*:  Clay,  merchants,    132  High 
Chancellor  Wm.  Sc  Co.  merchants,    105  High 
Chancellor  Grace,  boarding  houfe,   121  N  Second 
Chancellor  Wm.  merchant  45  N  Sixth 
Chandler  C.  flioemaker,   Merritts  lane 
Chandler  widow,  innkeeper,  59  N  Second 
Chapman  Benj.  hatter,  back  33  Vine 
Chapman  George,  ironmonger,  48  Chefnut 
Chapman  John,  chairmaker,   140  S  Eighth 


(     51      ) 

Cliapman  Wm.  infpeclor,  Nichoirons  alley 
Chapman  Wm.  fiih monger,   291  S  Fourth 
Chard  George,  laborer,  Brittons  alicy 
Chardon  Anthony,  paper  fa6lory,  71  S  Second 
Charlefs  Jofeph,  C.  printer  &c.  12  Grays  alley 
Charlton  Benj.  taylor,  361  N  Third 
Chafe  (leorgc,  porter.  Pine  above  Sixth 

Chaftaint . ,    14  Grays  alley 

Chaudron  Simon,   v/atch  maker,   12  S  Third 

Chavillcar,   S.   tanner,    149   Green 

Chauney  Charles,  attorney  at  law,  46  Walnut 

Chcavens  William,  oak  cooper,  391  N.  Front 

Cheeck  Mary,  teachereis,  297  Collowhill 

Cheehvick  Margaret,  fiiopkeeper,  4  Shippcn 

Cheer  Wiliiam,  marine,  401  N  Third 

Cheefman  C.  fliallopman,  1 1  Summers  court 

Cheney  Wiliiam,  accomptant  CauITman's  court 

Cherry  David,  grocer,   142  Spruce 

Chefter  Samuel,  carter,  3.59  N  Front 

Chefton  Sophia,      339  SalTafras 

Chevalier  Mary,  widow,  97  Callovviiill 

Chew  Benjamin  Sen.    gentleman,    110  S  Third 

Chew  Jeffery,  carter,    140  German 

Chew  Jofeph,  carter,   1 1 1  Swan  ton 

Chew  William,  carter,    101  Catherine 

Chi^l  George,  biackfmith,   487  N  Third 

Chiene  M.  &;  Co.  dry  goods  ftorc,  104  S  Second* 

Chierdel  Paul,  taylor,"l08  N  Front 

Child  Saniiie],  cabinetmaker,  2  57  S  Second 

Child  Henry,  ironmonger,  422  N  Second 

Chlung  John,  fliipvvright,  Shackeniuxeu 

Chornas  J.  M.  teacher,  5  Nortli  alley 

Chon  Ann,  grocer,    186  N  Water 

Chrieft  John,  milkman,  Palmer,  (K) 

Chrifman  Henry,  fiioemaker,  129  N  Sixth 

Chriftmas  Samuel,  carpenter,   189  S  Sixth 

Chriftian  Jacob,  laborer.  Weft 

Chriflian  Peter,  bifcuit  baker,    127  N  Front 

Chriftian  E.  widow,  129  N  Front  126  v/ater 

Chrlftie  H.  grocer,  4  8^,  5  N  Water 

Chriftie  J.  W.  fea  captain,  near  1 3  I  St.  John's 

Chriftie  Z.  boarding  houfe,    1 1  S  Sixth 

Chriftie  Thomas  «c,  C.  grocers,   166  High 


(     52     ) 

Chriillc  Catherine,  widow,  308  N  Front 

Chi'iiiie  James,  grocer,  Charlotte 

Chriilie  John,  laborer,  281  S  Sixth 

Chriaie  David,  M.  D.    12  Quarry 

Chriilopher  John,  caulker,   182  Lombard 

Chriiiopher  John,  carter,   2  52  S  Sixth 

ChriHy  Robert,  llioemaker,    27  S  Front 

Chrifly  ^Viliiam,  flioemaker,    157  S  Front 

Chryflal  IVIifs,  milliner,  near  3  S  Third 

Church  John,  M.  D.  266  S  Second 

Church  and  Mains,  drygood  (lore,    15  N  Front 

Church  Sylvanus,  fea  captain,  41  Green 

Church  "\\'iHiam,  (lorekeeper,  35  Pevtcrplatter  alley 

Churchman  INI.  accomptant,  4  Laurel 

Chure  Jacob,  baker,   3  SalTafras 

Cift  Charles,  printer,   Sec.  104  N  Second 

Cithcart  and  Clinton,  boatbuiklers.  Oak  (N  L) 

Clady  Samuel,  coachmakcr.  Little  Seventh 

ClampfTer  Adam,  affiftant  fheriff,  21  Flfreths  all^y 

ClapierLewis,  merchant,  6  Lombard,  216  S  Front 

Claridge  Philip,  g.rocer,  127  N  Fifth 

Clark  Benjamin,  clock   and  watch  maker,  36  High 

Clark  Elias,  clock  and  watch  maker,  43  High 

Clark  Ephraim,  clock  and  watch  maker,   1  S  Front 

Clark  George,  carter,  247  S  Fifth 

Clark  Daniel,  accomptant,   304  S  Fourth  fl 

Clark  Jacob,  grocer,    14   IFigh  ft 

Ciui'k  James,  grocer,   80  S  Water  fl 

Clark  John,  grocer,  55  N  Water  ft 

Clark  John,  mariner,   24   Catherine  ft 

Clark  John  L.  merchant,   32  N  Fourth  ft 

Clark  Peter,  mariner,  back  of  122  Saflafras 

Clark  Peter,  fea  captain,  35  N  Fifth  ft 

Clark  Wm.  grocer,  corner  of  Queen  8c  Frankfort  R. 

Clarke  Henry,  ladies'  fliomiker,  60  Walnut  ft 

Clarke  Jofeph,  teacher,  12  N  Fifth  ft 

Clarke  John,  Conftable,  93  Fifth 

Clarke  John,  fhoemaker  Rofe  alley 

Clarke  Jofeph,  grocer,  59  1\  Front,  8  N  Water 

Clarke  Marlh  fea  captain,   73  Union 

Clarke  Matthew,  oyfterman,  294  S  Third 

Clarke  Mary,  cook,  5   Fitzwalter 

Clarke  Robert,  laborer.  Coopers  court 


(      o3      ) 

Clarke  Sufannali,  fpinder,  287  S  Third 

Clarke  Saiiuiel,  merchant,  227  S  Front 

Chirke  Samuel,  gentleman,  38  N  Fifth 

Clarke  Samuel,   bricklayer,   192  Mulberry 

Clarke  Sarah,  widow,  260  S  Sixth 

Ckirke  William,  portrait  painter,  75  Union 

Clarke  Widow,  boarding  houfe,    192  Mulberry 

Ciarkfon  Jacob,  Grocer,   69  CheGiut 

Clare  William,  grocer,  265  S  Third 

Clau3  Ludwick,  brewer,  23  Eudd 

Claufey  P.  painter,   £cc,    1  Grays  alley 

Clavrges  Daniel,  painter  Sec.  next  188  Vine 

Claxton  Mary,  fliopkeeper,  76  Crown 

Claxton  John,  {hi{:)chandler,  19  Mulberry 

Clay  Alexr.  fhoeme.ker,  corner  of  Cedar  Sc  Seventk 

Clay  John,  taylor,   30  Fitzwalter 

Clay  Curtis,  gentleman,  117  Vine 

Clay  George,  fea  captain,    117  \'lne 

Clay  widow,  feamftrefs,  33  Gillies  alley 

Clay  man  C.  joiner,   59  N  Sixth 

Claypoole  Abraham,  merchant,  Little  Seventh 

Cla.ypcoie  David,  C.  gentleman,    113  Spruce 

Claypoole  Jofeph,  city  commiilioner,   4  S  Front. 

Claypoole  John,  upholfterer,  72  S  Front 

Claypoole  John,  printer,   96  Union 

Claypoole  Jofeph,   hatter,  4  S  Front 

Claypoole  Jofiah,   fboemaker,   334  N  Second 

Clayton  C.  coachmaker,  112  Mulberry,  83  N  Eighth. 

Clayton  Mary,  widow,  268  Mulberry 

Clayton  Samuel,  fhoemaker,  3  16  S  Third 

Clayton  Sc  Co  Merchants,    183  S  Second 

Clayton  Margaret,  w^aftier,   64  Plumb 

Clayton  Thomas,  hatter,    126  S  Front 

Clemans  Edward,  fruiterer,  43  High,  3c  Trotters  alley 

Clemans  Joel,  carter,  67  N  Tentii 

Clemans  Valentine,  fhoemaker,  Vine  alley 

Cl?.rke  Pi^ebecca,  v/idow,   87  S  Fourth 

Clemens  Jofeph,  perfumer  102  S  Second 

Clemens  Jchn,  trunk  maker,  Rowlinfons  court 

Cleavenprer  Squire,  taylor,  84  N  Front,  6  Water 

Cleaver  JeiTe,  lumber  merchant,  1  Hopkins  court 

Cleaver  Derrick,  carpenter,  46  German 

Clement  Jofeph,  accoraptant,  130  ViTiC 


(     54      ) 

CtcrneiiL  Jacob,  (grocer,  15  High 

Clemmens  Hugh,  grocer,  279  S  Fourth 

Clew  William,  fhoemaker,  371  Mulberry 

Ciifiord  Ann,  widow,  53  N  Seventh 

Clifford  John,  merchant,  378  High 

Clifford  Thomas,  M»  D.  184  Mulberry 

Clifford  Thomas  Sc  John,  merchants,  39  N  Front 

Cliffords  wharf,  opens  next  29  N  Water 

Clifton  F.  &  H.  M.  2  North  Sixth 

Cli-ton  James,  fea  captain,  45  Almond 

Clifton  John,  merchant,  82  Swanfon 

Clifton  John,  carpenter,  106  N  Eighth 

Clifton  William,  gentleman,  76  Swanfon 

Clifton  Sc  W^atkins,  fail  makers,  79  S  W^harvei 

Cline  George,  fhipwright,  112  Chriftian 

Cline  George,  fhoemaker,  188  St.  Johns 

Cline  George,  feed  ftore,  492  N  Third 

Cline  George,  tanner,  317  N  Third 

Cline  Jacob,  porter,  29  5  N  Third 

Cline  Jacob,  taylor,  223  Swanfon 

Cline  Jofeph,  oak  cooper,  352  N  Front 

Cline  Kenry,  taylor,  30  Farmers  alley 

(riine  John,  taylor,  429  N  Front 

Cline  Philip,  baker,  33  Schievelys  alley 

Cline  Peter,  fifherman,  137  Green 

Cline  \\  idow,  Pnopkeeper,  332  S  Front 

Clinch  Peter,  carter,  240  Lombard 

Cling  John,  accomptant,  near  10  Creffons  alle)^ 

Clinker  John,  laborer,  Carlyles  alley 

Clinton  W^illiam,  boat  builder.  Beech 

Clinton  George,  laborer,  Locuft  above  Seventh 

Clinton  Robert,  accomptant,  145  Spruce 

Clinton  Ann,  boardinghoufe,  5  S  Fourth 

Clop  John,  whitefmith,  99  N  Fourth 

Clofs  Ann,  widow,  2  Farmers  alley 

Clothier  Samuel,  mall  maker,  18  Queen: 

Clotwoth  John,  bifcuit  baker,  90  Gaikill 

Cloud  Jofeph,  39  N  Seventh 

Cloude  Phebe,  waflier,  Fourth  above  Coates. 

Cloude  John,  fbipwright,  50  Queen 

Cloura  Lewis,  mariner,  463  S  Second 

Clovv?es  Charles,  C.  fkindreffer,  near  44  Cable  laiie- 

Cloyden  Jacobj  ]al3K)rerj  ShtiCkemuxea 


(      5^      ) 

Cluby  John,  ^vire  worker,  Randolphs  court 

Clymer  George,  near  321  Callo'.vhill 

Clynier  George,  gentleman,  1  1  X  Eighth 

Clymer  John,  (lone  mafon  337  Callowhill 

Clymer  Jacob,  box  maker,  128  Callowhill 

Clymer  Jacob,  meal  dealer,  483  N  Third. 

Cookely  Aaron,  Smiths  court 

Coates  A.  fliipwright,  35  5  N  Front  Sc  Beech 

Coates  Daniel,  currier,  197  N  Second 

Coates  John,  Ihipwright  158  Swanfon 

Coates  John,  mariner,  Witmcms  court 

Coates  John  R»  attorney  at  law,  128  Spruce 

Coates  Ilaac,  iliipwright.  Beech 

Coates  Jane,  widow,  473  N  Front 

Coates  Jouah,  merchant  60  N  Third 

Coates  Sc  Randolph,  merchants,  6  N  Second 

Coates  Samuel  C.  merchant,  82  S  Front 

Coates  Thomas,  grocer,  corner  of  SalYafras  Sc  Third 

Coates  William,  juftice  of  the  peace,  382  N  Front 

Coates  William,  broker,  32  Chefnut     ^ 

Coborn  John,  rigger,  22  Mulberry,  95  S  Wharves. 

Coby  Jacob,  coach  maker,  259  Catherine 

Cochran  John,  tobacconift  462  SalTafras 

Cochran  Mary,  tavernkeeper,  52  S  Eighth 

Cochran,  John,  fhoemaker,  Loxleys  court 

Cochran  Robert,  carpenter,  275  S  Fifth 

Cochran  k  M'Laughiin,  printers  kc.  1C8  Sauafras 

Cochran  William,  cuttler  Sc  brazier,  19  CrelTons  alley 

Cochran  Hugh,  bookbinder,  108  Safiafras 

Cochrane  Alexander,  merchant,  25  X  Eiirhth 

Cochrane  Sc  Thurfby,  merchants,  201  High 

Cock  William,  lea  captain,  135  Piumb 

Cockburn  William  J.  gentleman,  Hudfons  lane 

Cody  James,  crirpenter,  2  Etris  court 

Coe  ',  ironmonger,  22  N  Fifth 

Coe  Robert  £c  Son,  merchants  175  High. 

Coiiee  G.  F.  tanner  &c.  292  S  Third 

Cofiien  Albert,  fea  captain.  Wells  alley 

Coffin  William,  laborer,  207  S  Fifth 

Cogian  John,  bookbinder,  137  N  Sixth 

Cohen  E.  merchant  58  N  Front 

Cohen  Ebenezer,  merchant  42  N  Fifth 

Cohen  Bell,  Ihopkeeper,  17  S  Third 


(    5S     ) 

Cohen  Jacob,  near  1  Cherry 
Cohen  Abraham,  broker  115  Chefnut 
Cohune  Thomas,  grocer,  N  Water  above  Vine 
Coit  Richard,  fhoemaker,  T  Small 
Cole  James  H.  hatter,  46  High 
Cale  Anthony,  laborer,  Vienna 
Cole  James,  laborer,  Saffafras  alley 
Cole  Henry,  hog  victualler,  Hanover 
Cole  James,  mariner,  325  S  Front 
Cole  Elias,  carpenter,  Vine  alley 
Cole  John,  pilot,  450  S  Second 
Coleburn  iS^-thaniel,  taylor,  150  S  Fourth 
Coleman  Nicholas,  bifcuit  baker,  1 17  N  Third 
Coleman  Adam,  Ihoemaker,  back  293  Vine 
Coleman  Catherine,  mantua  maker,   119  N  Third 
Coleman  Charity,  huckller,  133  Cherry 
Coleman  Lydia,  wafher,  264  SaiTafras 
Coleman  Margaret,  widow  42  1  N  Second 
ColeiTian  John,  watchman,  101  N  Eighth 
Coleman  John,  laborer  29  I  S  Fourth 
Coleman  Ifracl,  nailor,  191  St.  Johns 
Coleman  Jonathan,  fhoemaker,  S.  Juniper 
Coleman  John,  tobacconift  86  Plumb 
Coleman  V\'ilUam,  hatter,  Hoffmans  alley 
Colerick  A.,  printer  k  taylorihop,  1 1 8  N  Water 
Colman  P.  glue  Sc  parchment  maker,  Peggs  ft* 
Cclewater  James,  tobacconifl,  Vine  ?dley 
ColeAvater  Philip,  watchman,  Vine  alley, 
Colhoun  G.  merchant,  265  Chefnut 
Colhoun  G.  k  H.  merchants  37. N  Water 
Colwell  James,  blackfmith  Coopers  court 
Colladay  Charles,  harneis  maker,  ccc.  67  New 
Collady  Abraham,  carpenter,  136  Mulberry 
Colleyday  Edward,  carpenter,  136  Mulberry 
Colieyday  Jacob,  carpenter,  398  SalTafras 
Collar  Michael,  fiflierman  Queen  (K) 
Collard  James,  fhipwright,  44  Green 
Collard  John,  bricklayer,  255  N  Second 
Coliett  Ann.  gentlewoman,  383  High 
Colley  John,  mariner,  12  Stampers  alley 
Collier  Buhan  junr.  Ihoemaker,  32  N  Sixth. 
Collier  Widow,  taylorefs,  15  Fitzwalter 
Collin  Revd.  Nicholas  108  Swanfon 
Collins  Benjaminj  painter  &:c.  3  St.  George 


(     57     ) 

Collins  C.  bifcuit  baker,  9  1  Mulberry 

Collins  Edward,  taylor,  82  S  Fourth 

Collins  Hannah,  widow,  25  Prune 

Collins  Mury,  gentlewoman,  14  Piumb 

Collins  Robert,  carpenter,  near  35  S  Fifth 

Collins  Patrick,  taylor,  109  S  Fifth 

Collins  Tillinghaft,  mariner,  Biddies  alley 

Collins  Sophia,  waflier,  5  Etris  court 

Collins  Widow,  huckfler,  370  S  Front 

Collins  Sarah,  bircuit  baker,  60  Chefnut 

Collins  Timothy,  grocer,  75  S  Fifth 

Collins  Zaccheus,  gentleman,  29  N  Second 

Coiling  James  ilioeniaker,  Vine  alley 

Coliings  Abraham,  fail  maker,  32  Cable  lane 

Collings  Ann,  board inghoufe,  Bailieys  court 

Coliings  Elizabeth,  30  Crown 

Collings  R.  fail  maker,  33  Union,  25  S  Wharves 

ColJingfwood  A.  filk  dyer,  Brittons  alley 

Collifon  George,  mariner  224  Catherine 

•Collock  Mary,  Ihopkeeper,  bl  Penn 

Combs  Peter,  mariner,  106  Swanfon 

Combes  Germain,  5  1  S  Second 

Comtgys  Cornelius,  merchant  124  Mulberry 

Comerlo  Frederick,  banbox.  maker,  67  Coates, 

Comly  Ezra,  corder,  2  V/atkins  court 

Comly  Amos,  accomptant,  239  N  Front 

Comly  David,  carpenter,  359  N  Third 

Comly  Sarah,  widow,  190  N  Fifth 

Commodore  Henry,  hatter,  109  N  Fifth 

Connmot  George,  fliipwright,  Frankfort  road 

C'onard  John,  porter,  30  North  alley 

C'onchy  James,  fiiopkeeper,  296  S  Front 

Conciiy  John,  flmpkeeper,  304  S  Front 

6'ondie  Thos.  printing  ink  factory,  Iriili  track  lane 

Condon  Wm.  blackfmilh,  Penn  (K) 

Condy  Jeremiah,  counfellor  at  law,  81  S  Front 

(7ondy  J.  W.  counfellor  at  law,  1 19  Chefnut 

Conkle  George,  taylor,  90  N  Third 

Conkle  Henry,  2  67  N  Front 

Connaway  Barney,  Saflafras  a.bove  Schuyl.  Seventh 

Connelly  Bartholomew,  98  N  Sixth 

Connelly  Francis,  flioemaker,  Frankfort  road 

Connelly  Godfrey,  laborer,  Rofe  alley 


(     58      ) 

Connelly  iienry,  cabinet  maker,  1 6  Cheliiiit 
Connelly  Michael,  Ihoemak-er,  Mary  (City) 
Connelly  Ivlargaretta,  gentle v/om an,  104  Cherry 
Connelly  John,  auctioneer,  78  S  Front 
Connelly    J.  biackfmith,   2S2    S  Third,  49     George. 
Connelly  Jofeph,  painter,    &c.  433  S  Front 
Connelly  Patrick,  ecntleman,   157  Spruce 
Connelly  Thomas,  labourer,  88  N  Water 
Connelly  Robert,  print  cutter.  Queen  (K) 
Connelly  Timothy,  laborer,  212  S  Fifth 
Conner  John,  currier,  525  N  Third 
Conner  Elizabeth,  ihopkeeper,  327  N  Third 
Connor  Bridget,  tavernkeepcr,  284  S  Front 
Connor  £c  Perry,  coachmakers,  13  S  Fifth 
Connor  Edmond,  carpenter,  49  Gafkill 
Connor  Charlotte,  grocer,    176  Spruce 
Connor  Michael,  tavernkeepcr,  484  N  Second 
Connor  Michael,  grocer,  154  S  Third 
Connor  Germon,  fmith  Sc  farrier,  90  Cherry 
Connor  John,  fnoemaker,  75  George 
Connor  John,  ferryman,  above  17  Pc.vter  platter  alley 
•  Conorroe  ThoG.  Avharf  builder,  371  N  Front 
Conover,  Jofeph,  flioemaker,  94  Catherine 
Conrad  13ennis,  bricklayer,   81  Pine 
Conrad  Ephraim,  printer,  73  Lombard 
Conrad  John,  biackfmith,  22  Pewter  platter  alley 
Conrad  John,  Sc  Co.  bookfellers,  kc.  30  Chefnut 
Conrad  John,  woolcomber,  2 1  Schievelys  alley 
Conrad  Solomon  W.  printer,  22  Pev/ter  platter  alley 
Conrad  P^ichael,  laborer,  57  Meade  alley 
Conrad  Jofeph,  bricklayer,  200  S  Second 
Conrade  Jofiah,  bricklayer,  400  S  Second  ft 
Conry  Patrick,  laborer,  243  S  Third 
Conry  Daniel,  gentleman,  88  Swanfon 
Confor  John,  49  Budd 

Conway  Matthias,  teacher  of  languages,    130  S  Fifth 
Ccnwell  Gerardus,  boarding  houfe,  379  S  Second 
Conyers  Hannah,  huckfter,  20  Waggoners  alley 
Conyers  John,  fhoemaker,  40  S  Third 
Conyngham  8c  Neibitt,  merchants,  94  S  Front 
Cook  Alexander,  foap  boiler,  136  N  Fourth 
Cook  Abraham,  letteu  carrier,  98  N  Second. 
Cook  Battus,  mariner,  5 1  Meade  alley 


C    ^''>    ) 

fook  B.  II.  (llf'.iller,  Penn  (K) 

Cook  Elizabeth,  widow,  4  60  N  Second 

Cook  Elizabeth,  widow,  306  S  Front 

rook  George,  taylor,   127  &  149  N  Second 

Cook  Hannah,  mantua  maker,  Stampers  alley 

Cook  Henry,  carpenter,  79  Vine 

Cook ,'  feamilrefs,    131  N  Tliird 

Cook  John,  grocer,  405  N  Second 

Cook  James,  ihipwright,   133  S  Fourth 

Cook  James,  brufh  maker,  14  Plumb 

Cook  John,  ccpperfmith,  196  N  Second 

Cook  Mary,  widow,  291  S  Fourth 

Cook  Mary,  w  idow,  1  8  Cherry 

Cook  >,iira,  fhopkeeper,   16  Cyprefs  alley 

Cook  Peter,  tavernkeeper,  8  Oak 

Cook  Peter,  laborer,  above  12  Creffons  alley 

Cook  Robert,  beef  flake  h  oyfler  houfe,  Black  horfe 

alley 
Cook  Samuel^  ferryman,   160  St.  Johns 
Cook  Sufannah,  widow,  78  S  Third 
Cook  Thomas,  blackfmith,  19  Appletree  alley 

Cook »,  coachman,   3  Philbert 

Cooke  John,  merchant,  133  High  8c  182  Mulberry 

Cook  Wm.  carpenter,  itear  14  Oak 

Coombs  David,  teacher,  33  German 

Cooper  Beni.  lumber  merchant,    1 1  Keys  alley 

Cooper  Agnefus,  laborer,  291  St.  Johns 

Cooper  B.  Sc  J.  jun.  lumber  merchants,  195  N  Water 

Cooper  Catherine,  widow,  345  Mulberry 

Cooper  Conra.d,  grocer,  439  N  Third 

Cooper  Rev.  Ezekiel,   118  N  Fourth 

Cooper  Eve,  wafher,  Chriflian  above  Third 

Cooper  Francis,  mariner,    120  Brown 

Cooper  Gilbert,  mariner,  9  Hopkins  court 

Cooper  Ifaac,  mariner,  233  S  Fourth 

Cooper  Jacob,  laborer,  471  N  Second 

Cooper  James,  gentleman,    194  N  Front 

Cooper  John,  coachman,  18  S  Seventh 

Cooper  John,  baker,    152  Safiafras 

Cooper  John,  fhoemaker.  Noble  aboAe  Front 

Cooper  James,  lumber  merchant,  277  N  Front 

Cooper  John,  carpenter,   133  Pine 

Cooper  John,  laborer,  Jones  alley 


(     60     ) 

Cooper  Jofeph,  merchant,  35  N  Front 

Cooper  Michael,  baker,  152  Slvippen 

Cooper  Mary,  gentle-woman,  9  Vine 

Cooper  ScThomfon,  grocers,  N.  E.  corner  of  SalTa- 

iras  Sc  Fourth 
Cooper  Prince,  mariner,  23  N  Sixth 
Cooper  Samuel,  well  digger,   1 1th  above  Mulberry- 
Cooper  Thomas,  mall  maker,  45  Chriftian 

Cooper ,  carpenter,  Sciptz  court 

Cooper  Thomas,  carpenter,  62  Saffafras 

Cooper  Thomas  &  Hugh,  grocers,  50  N  Third 

Cooper  Wm.  laborer,    17  Pe-vvter  platter  alley 

Cooper  Wm.  millwright,  45  8  N  Second 

Cccte  George,  baker,   1  Little  Dock 

Cope  John,  tavernkeeper,  Locuft  above  Sixth 

Cope  John,  conflable,  34  Coates 

Cope  Thomas  P.  merchant,  1 9 1  Walnut 

Cope  Wm.  carter,  Sweeds  alley 

Copcland  Prudence,  milliner,   133  N  Front 

Copeland  Caleb,  carpenter,  7  W^ebbs  alley 

Copeland  Wm.  carpenter,   126  Plumb 

Copeland  Amelia,  widow,   524  S  Front 

Coppinger  John,  pilot,  24  Meade  alley 

Corbett  Archibald,  fea  captain  90  N  Water 

Corbett  E.  mariner,  5  9  Penn 

Corbin  Daniel,  laborer.,  190  N  Second 

Corbit  Jofeph,  carpenter,  94  Lombard 

Corby  Thomas  M.  whitefmith,  156  S  Third 

Cordeil  Lewis,  tobacconift  227  S  Second 

Cordncr  John,  tavern  keeper,  161  Chefnut 

Corgae  Thomas,  blacklmith,  3  Catherine 

Cork  John,  carpenter,  Walnut  above  Tenth 

Corkrin  J.  lumber  merchant  47  Pine,  100  S  4th 

Coilefs  Mathias,  grocer,  69  S  Third 

(^oimick  Eliza,  feamftrefs  1  Callowhill 

Cornelius  William,  fillierman,  corner  of  Queen  and 

Bifnop  ft  (K) 
Cornell  William,  fningle  drelTer,  70  Cherry 
Cornelia  John,  carpenter,  1 1 8  S  Fourth 
Coiner  Eliza,  widow,  6  Galkill 
Cornilli  James,  turner,  73  Cedar 
Cornilh  John,  ftorekeeper,  corner  of  Cedar  Sc  Second 
Gornilh  John^  turner,  255  S  Second 


(     Gl     ) 

Cormr.an  Adain,  in  gar  refiner,  1  Ith  beloxv  Spruie 
Corniiian  Frederick,  innkeeper,  400  N  Thi.ul 
Cornyn  Jaints,  boardlni;houfe,  73  N  Front 
Corfe'  Pettr,  mariner,  50  Artillery  lane 
Gorfe  Mary,  137  N  Fiflh 
Corfey  Lydia,  gen^lev/oman,  112  Callo-Ahill 
Cofgrove  James,  dealer,  2-41  Cedar 
CoiTart  Da\id,  cedar  cooper,  Trudy  coiiit 
Cote  Rev.  Saraiicl,  near  47  Callowhill  ft 
Cotman  John,  taylcr,  9  3  N  Fifth 
blotter  Michael,  fe a  captain,  21  Cedar 
Cotrill  John,  mariner,  5  German 
Cottringer  Garrett,  m.erchant,  125  S  Fourth 
Coiighler  John,  carter,  13G  Callowhiil 
Coiiphky  Michael,  oyfterman,  156  N  Water 
•Coulfton  Nathan,  innkeeper,  271  Vine 
Coulflon  William,  laborer  189  S  Fourth 
Coii.lter  John,  merchant,  72  Union 
Coulter,  John,  laborer,  391  SaiTafras 
Coulter  JofephO.  merchant,   14  Pine,    157  S  Water 
Coiilton  Margaret,  near  97  Gafkill 
Countryman  John,  watchman,  120  German 
Coupar  Robert,  bottler,   128  N  Second 
Courren  James,  manner,  148  SaiTafras 
Couriirony  Etienne,  fhipwright,    10  Butlers  court 
Courtney  Andrew,  oyfterman,   1 5  pine  alley 
Courtney  John,  oyfter  man,  231  S  Fourth 
Courtney  Mary,  boarding  houfe,  31  Spruce 
Courtney  Nathan«,  mariner,  Bailleys  court 
Coufland  John,    plumber,  2  5  Carters  alley 
Coutenough  Dennis,  merchant,    157  Walnut 
Cowperthwaite  Mark,  flioemaker,    14  1  Spruce 
Cov.-perthwaite  Thomas,  carpenter,  280  S  Fourth 
Cowperthwaite  J.  juftice  of  the  peace,  204  N  Frojit 
Cowan  Ann,  boardinghouie,    1 1  Carters  alley 
Cowan  Robert,  blackfmith,  8  Gaikill 
Cox  Ann,  widow,  Margaretta 
Cox  Ann,  widoAv,    174  3  Fifth 
Cox  Gideon,  grocer,   25  3  High 
Cox  David,  car^^enter,  Lees  coui't 
Cox  Efek,  taylor,   8  Carters  alley- 
Cox  Jacob,  Ihopkeeper,  225  High 
Cox  James,  S.  gentleman,  42!?  Hit^lr 

F 


(     62     ) 

I'CK  John,  carter,  261  Catherine 
Cox  John,  fea  captain,   2>7  Almond 
Cox  John,  carpenter,    1  42  S  Fifth 
Cox  J.  A.  ihoemaker,  Tenth  below  Walnut 
Cox  John,  mariner,   86  Pine 
Cox  Paul,  fea  captain,   88  S  Front 
Cox  ^lofes,  gentleman,  53  Union 
Cox  Sarah,  milliner,  26  Plumb 
Cox  Thomas,  mariner,  70  Catherine 
Cox  ^^'idow,  Emfleys  alley 
Cox  \V.  mantuamaker,  Margaretta 
Cox  William,  fea  captain,  near  386  S  Front 
Xoxe  Vv^iiliam,  chairm.aker,   50  N  Front 
Coxe  D.  W.  merchant,  22  W^alnut  90S  Fourth 
CoxeT.  collector  of  the  U.  S.  revenue,  189  S  Third 
Coxe  R.  M.  D.  83  Wahiut 
Coxey  John,  fawyer,  Shackemuxen 
Coyies  James,  innkeeper,   15  S  Fourth 
Cozen  Ifaiah,  carter,    16  Artillery  lane 
Craig  FJizabeth,  china  ftore,    1 10  S  Second 
Craig  Mary,  widow,  57  N  Front 
Craig  Jane,  185  S  Third 

Craig  Jeremiah,  fhingle  dreiTer,  427  S  Front 
Craig  John,  merchant,    161  S  Second,   12  Dock 
Craig  John,  bridlebit-maker,    146  N  Eighth 
Craig  Jofepli,  barrow  porter.   Biddies  alley 
Craig  Seth  S:  Co.  fadlers,    1  10  High 
Craig  Sarah,  widow.  Eleventh  above  Mulberry 
Craig  Thomas,  tavern  keeper,  3  Shippen 
Craig  Thomas,  fliopkeeper,  405  S  Second 
Craig  William,  taylor,  184  S  Water 
Craighead  Mury,  huckfter,  17  Fullers  alley 
Ch^aff  Jacob,  whitefmith.  Fourth  above  Browa 
Craft  ^Vidow,  wafher,  79  Green 
Craft  Jacob,  carpenter,  Poplar  lane 
Craft  John,  bookbinder,  Hoffman's  alley 
Craft  Robert,  baker,  152  Lombard 
Crafts  John,  fugar  boiler,  Brooks  alley 
Crammond  William,  merchant  106  Spruce 
Cramp  Martin,  fiflierman.  Queen  (K) 
Cranchal  Berthena,  fruiterer,  15  7  Chefnut 
Crane  Roger,  fea  captain,  4  I  Chriftian 
Crane  George,  carpenter,  12  Lombard 
Crane  Ezra,  nailor,  24  £?  18&  St.  Johns 


(     63     ) 

Crane  Koger,  fca  captain,  Coxes  alley 
Crane  Thomas,  bricklayer  218  Lombard 
CranO.xon  William,  fe a  captain,  144  Swanfon 
Cranilon  &  Alexander,  merchants,  7  1  S  Troi^t 
Crap  Jo&ph,  laylor,  17  Spruce 
Crapper  London,  fhallopman,  259  Cedar 
Craven  Thomas,  laborer,  461  S  Second 
Cra^vford  Andrew,  innkeeper,  426  N  Front 
Crawford  Felix,  cabinet  maker,  364  S  Second 
Crawford  Jacob,  fiiallopman,  back  of  6  Shippen 
Crawford  James,  cabinet  maker,  194  S  Second 
Crawford  John*  inariner,  400  N  Front 
Crawford  James,  merchant,  152  S  Third 
Crawfords  wharf,  opens  at  99  N  Water 
Crawford  Samuel,  grocer,  43  N  Water 
Crawford  Thomas,  painter,  14  Almond 
Crawford  Sarah,  boardinghoufe,  28  S  Water 
Crawford  Samuel,  ftevadore,  6  Coombs  alley 
Crawfoid  S^rah,  Ihopkeeper,  28  Mead  alley 
Crawford  William,  carpenter  87  S  Fifth 
Crawley  Elizabeth,  boardinghoufe  149  S  Third 
Crawley  James,  mariner,  140  Swanfon 

Crawley ,  huckiler,  329  Mulberry 

Creamer  Chriflian,  corder,  204  St,  Johns 

Creamer  Jacob,  blackfmith,  175  S  Fifth 

Creaton  Efther,  grocer,  5S9  N  Second 

Creed  James,  taylor,  418  S  Front 

Creland  John,  rope  maker.  Carpenter  (S) 

Cremer  George,  carpenter,  85  N  Fifth 

Crefs  George,  fhoemaker,  328  N  Second 

Crefs  Henry,  innkeeper,  Chefnut  hill 

Crefs  Mary,  vv'idow,   164  N  Fourth 

Crefs  John,  infpefilor  99  N  Sixth 

Crefs  Peter,  harncfs  maker,  237  High 

CrelTman  Mary,  widow,  21  N  Ninth 

Creffon  John  E.  conveyancer,  54  High 

Creffon  Caleb,  gentleman,  next  61  Cherry 

CrelTpn  Richard,  grocer,  362  N  Third 

Creifon  &  Wain,  merchants,  165  High 

CrefTon  James  Sc  John,  merchants  32  S  wharves 

Creifon  James,  merchant,  22  N  Sixth 

CrefTon  Benj.  hatter,   14  N  Second,  18  Strawberry 

Crebin  John,  rigger,  115  Catherine 


(     64      )  \ 


Crim  John,  blaekfmith,  149  Cheny 

Cripps  Richard,  mariner,  18  Artillery  lane 

(^rifconi  Elizabeth,  Vienna  ft 

Crisfield  Ilaac,  mariner,  191  S  Fourth 

C  rifpins  H.  k  R.  93  High 

Crifpins  Samuel,  fhipv/right  Beech 

Crifpman  J.  L.  mariner,  9  Butlers  court 

Crifl  Cafpcr,  blaekfmith,  Rofe  alley 

Criftine  Thomas,  carpenter,  Vin^  alley 

Criftine  Valentine,  blaekfmith,  Vine  alley 

Criilman  Jacob,  fhoemaker,  6  Brewers  alley 

Griftman  Samuel,  carpenter,  above  462  N  Front 

Crocedill  M.  taylorefs,  Bakers  alley 

Cromby  Jacob,  laborer,  31  N  Seventh 

Cromwell  John,  bricklayer,  118  Saffafras 

Croner  Judith,  mdow,  6  Norris'  tilley 

Crook j:d  Billet  WHARF  at  21  S  Water 

Crooks  S.  fhoemaker,  Chefnut  above  Elev^eath 

Crofbey  James,  mariner  18  Fitzwalter 

Crolby  Dennis,  oak  cooper,  26  Callowhill 

Crofs  John,  tobacconifl,  13  Chefnut 

Crofs  John,  bleeder,  12  Crab 

Crofs  George,  fawyer,  274  Swanfon 

Crofs  Thomas,  grocer,  89  Plumb 

Crofsiy  John,  hiborer,  16  N  Front 

Crofiman  Henry,  grocer,  128  High 

Croto  Henry,  accomptant,  32  Farmers  alley 

Croto  Catlierine,.  v/idow  8  Chancery  lane 

Crotters  Anthony,  ironmonger,  230  High 

Croufs  Michael,  laborer,  460  Saffafras 

Croufs  Michael,  \iaualler,  142  Vine 

Crouhllat  L.  merchant,  13  N  Water 

O.ousillats  wharf,  opens  next  N  13  Water 

Crou[lon  C.  fugar  boiler,  87  Paifyunk  road 

Crqw  Samr.ei,  pilot,  397  S  Front 

Crowell  EUiha,  pilot,  45  Shippen 

Croxford  William,  ihoemaker,  16  N  Seventh 

Ciozier  Robert,  grocer,  near  67  S  Eleventh 

Crukihank  J.  &  James,  bookfellers,  Sec.  87  High 

Crufon  William,  fhingle  dreffer  127  Vine 

Crumback  Godfrey,  flioemaker.  Drinkers  court 

Crydci*  I faac,  merchant,  95  New 

Cryftalle  -^ ,  fupercar^o  1 1 1  S  Fron^ 


(      05      )      , 

Culeen  John,  rigger  33  Catherine 
Culiin  John,  taylor,  5  S  Water 
Cullings  James,  tavior,  95  S  Water 
Ciimmens  Charles,  perfumer,  25  S  Fourth 
(Summery  Matthew,  bricklayer,  187  Cherry 
dimming  William,  copperfmith,  191  N  Second 
Cumming  William  Sc  co.  grocers  69  S  Wharves' 
Cummings  G.  grocer,  corner  of  CJerman  oc  fifth 
Cummings  George,  grocer,  28  Plumb 

Cummings ,  {hipwright,  1 17  Catherine 

Cummings  John,  gentleman.  Eleventh  below  Walnut 
Cummings  William,  grocer,  153  S  Water 
Cummick  John,  laborer,  295  S  Fourth 
Cummick  James,  fnoemaker,  203  SalTafras 
Cummins  James,  taylor,  76  Cliefnut 
Cummins  Paul,  M.  D.  ?57  S  Third 
Cummins  Thomas,  laborer  208  SaiTafras. 
Cumpafs  Chriiliian;  waiher,  212  Shippen 
Cumfton  Thomas,  merchant,  22  Sc  24  S  Third 
Cunningham  Robert,  weaver,  83  N  Sixth 
Cunningham  George,  fiioemaker,  3-69  N  Second 
Cunningham  George  fea  captain,  IS  Lombard 
Cunetz  John,  bleeder,  125  N  Second 
Curlet  Catherine,  boarding-houie.  81  Swanfon 
Currel  Daniel,  boarding-houfe,  back  11  Walnut 
Curren  William,  boarding-houfe,  8  Dock 
Curren  Nathaniel,  ihoemaker,  161  N  Third 
Currey  Robert,  merchant,  1 1  S  v/ater 
Currie  Bridget,  back  154  Spru.ce 
Currle  Mai'y,fpinner,  68  Spruce 
Currie  James,  carpenter,  W^alnut  r^ear  Broad 
Currie  Mary,  milliner,  143  Chefnut 
Currie  William,  M»  D.  180  S  Second 
Currier  Andrew,  merchant  100  S  Eighth 
Curtain  Hannah,  ftjopkeeper,  135  N  front 
Cm^tis  £c  Pitman,  taylors,  3  S  Water 
Curtis  Mai  y,  mantua  maker,  22  Carters  alley 
Curtis  Eiifha,  taylor,  22  Coombs  alley 
Curtis  Afa,  grocer,  Sc  tavern  keeper,  1  £c  3  HtJ^h 
Curtis  John,  potter,  405  S  Front 
CuiTy  Samuel,  iuoemrtker,  143  Spruce 
Curvy  Charles,  carter,  1.20  Plumb 
Cuiivck  Ann*  Uoarding-houfe,  29  Zaixe 

F  ^ 


(     66     ) 

Cufliinc^  Thomas  H..  major,  30  S  Eighth 
Ciifliiug  Caleb,  fea  captain,  17  Becks  alley 
Ciiflis  Savern,  laborer,  95  Lombard 
Cnlhbert  Anthony,  mail  maker,  41  Penn 
Cuthbert  Elizabeth,  gentlcAvoman,  397  N  Front 
Cuthbert  S.  mafl  maker,  206  S  Third  Sc  Little  water: 
Cuthberl  T.  merchant,  264  S  Second   1  Little  water 


D 


ABADIE  John,  merchant,  8 1  S  Third* 
Daily  Henry,  laborer,  Fourth  above  Coates 
Dale  Peter,  laborer,  PalYyimk  road 
Dale  Richard^  of  the  U.  S.navy,  271  Chefnut 
Dallam  vSamuel,  fadler,  20  Appletree  alley 
DaJlas  A.  J.  U..  S.  attonijev  for  the-E.  Diflricl  27S- 

High 
Dallas  Wm.  plaJRierer,  3  85  S  Second 
Dallafon  widow,  teacherefs,   66  George 
Dalley  Mary,  fhopkeeper,  161  High 
Dalley  Mary,  boarding  houfe,  271  S  Fro^t 
Dally  J-ohn,'fea  capt.    179  S  Front 
Dalrimple  George,  94  Chriflian 
DalzcU  Jajie,  fhoe-flore,  242  S  Second 
Dalzell  Francis,  china  merchant,    122  High 
Dalzell  Wm.  china  (lore,  2 i4  S  Second 
Dane  Jane,  widow,  383  SalTafrafe 
Daney  Dennis,  carpenter,  4th  near  Carpenter 
Daniel  Phineas,  merchant  8.  N  Front 
Daniel  Mary,  Avidow,  476  Safiafras 
Daniel  John,  milk  man  42  Zane 
Daniel  Joha,  carter,  67  N  Tenth 
Daniel  Wm.  tavernkeeper,  corner  of  Vine  8c  Fi^ont 
Dankel  Henry,  baker,  86  N  Front 
Dannaker  Chriflian,  grocer,  141  N  Third 
Danton  James,  mufician,  Mary  (City) 
Darby Inire  John,  carpenter,    106  S  Eighth 
Dare  Bennoni,    innkeeper,  corner  of  Callowhill  & 

W^ater 
j&itrkhouie  Charles,  taylop,   13  Swanfoii> 


(    6r    > 

Darinc^  Jacob,  harncfs  maker,  Locuft  aboVe  Seventh 

Darr  Jacob,  viclualler,  Pleafant 

DaiT  Mary,  ^yido^v,  28  Appletree  alley 

Darrath  James,  hatter,  95  High 

Darrach  Samuel,  laborer,  31  Plumb 

Barrel  S^amuel,  carpenter,  St.  George  above  Ninth 

Dafdr  K.  L  merchant,   187  Walnut 

Dafher  Peter,   hatter,   310  S  Third 

Dauce  Simon,  goldfimith  Sec.  33  N  Third 

Daughbone  Catherine,  98  N  Third 

Daugherty  James,  laborer,  296  S  Fourth 

Daumee  L.  A.  grocer,  39  Lombard 

Dautrechey  A.  gentleman,   12th  below  Chcfnut 

Davenport,   Mary,  widow,  43  S  Front 

Davenport   J.  oak  cooper,  44    Union  42   S  Water 

Davenport  Wm.  mathematical   inftrument  maker, 

43  S  Front 
Davenport  Elizabeth,  grocer,  50  Plumb 
Davey  Cloe,  v/afher,   179  Cherry 
Davidfon  Andrew,  {hip-joiner,   156  Swanfon 
Davidfon   Alexander,   failmaker,    34    St.   Johns    Sc 

Steinmetz  wharf 
Davidfon  James,  profelTor,  40  N  Faurth-        * 
Davidlbn  John,  baker,  225  S  Fourth 
Davidfon  Charles,  fea  capt.  378  S  Front 
Davidfon  Wm.  ft  a  captain,   102  Vine 
Davidfon  Wm.  livery  liable  7  N  Seventh  &  27  Fifth 
Davidfon  Wm.  broker,   107  Mulberry 
Daves  Ifaac,  carpenter.  Walnut  above  Eighth 
Dav-ies  Arthur,  carpenter,    1 1th  below  Locuil 
Davies  Abner,  llioemaker,  1 1th  below  Locuil 
Davies  John  G.  grocer,   17  Cherry 
Dayies  Rice,  45  S  Water 
Davies  Benjamin,  laborer,  462  N  Second 
Davies  Benjamin,  bcokfiore,  37  Chefnul 
Davis  Catherine,  innkeeper,  4  Bank 
Davis  Andrew,  fea  capt.  N  Eleventh 
Davis  Elijah,  porter,  462.  N  Front 
Davis  Eli,  Ihoemaker,   1 1th  below  Locuil 
Davis  Francis,  porter,  12  i  German 
Davis  Francis,  laborer,  Fourth  above  Brown. 
Davis  George,  merchant,  138  Si  311  High 
Davis  George,  merchant,,  Sc  law  bookllore,  3.19  High 
Davis  Ifaac,  ihoemaker,  302  S  Fitth 


(  c«   ; 

Davis  Jacob,  laborer,   10  Oak 

Davis  James,  ironmonger,   162  N  Second 

Davis  Jonathan,  carpenter,  149  Walnut 

Davis  John,  merchant,  270  High 

Davis  Jenkin,  mariner,  373  S  Front  \ 

Davis  John,  carpenter,  Mulberry  court 

Davis  John,  cabinetmaker,  &c.  12  Chrilliaiv 

Davis  John,  fliipwright,   103  Swanfon 

Davis  John,  tobaccouill,  60  N  Eighth 

Davis  Jofeph,  fea  captain,  246  S  Third 

Davis  Mrs.  teacherefs,  30  Queen 

Davis  1..  ficne  malcm,  188  Spruce 

Davis  M.  taylor,    179  N  Third 

Dai  is  Nathaniel,  fnoemaker,   516  S  Front 

Davis  Noah,  bricklayer,  299  N  Third 

Davis  Richard,  mariner,  62  German 

Davis  Richard,  fnallopman,  43  PafFyunk  road 

Davis  Robert,  livery  liable,  Welflis  court 

Davis  Robert,  carter,  89  PalTyunk  road 

Davis  Samfon,  carpenter,  1 3  Knights  court 

Davis  Wm.  taylor,  6  S  Fifth 

Davis  Samuel,  fea  capt.  194  S  Fourth 

Davis  Stephen,  Avheelright,  44  German 

Davis  Thomas,  fhip  joiner,  72  Brovv^n 

Davis  Thos.  boot  be  fhoemaker,  142  S  Front 

Davis  Thos.  woodfawyer,  Mary  above  Seventh 

Davis  Thomas,  mariner,  20  Pine  alley 

Davis  Thos.  lieutenant  in  the  Navy  1 1 1  Swanfon 

Davis  Thos.  wharf  builder  33  Chriilian 

Davis  Wm.  m.ariner,  516  S  Front 

Davis  W^m.  ftcrekeeper,  389  N  Front 

Davis  W'm.  taylor,  25  N  Third 

Davis  Wm.  Ihipchandler,  55    Vine,  &  near  9^  N 

Water 
Davifon  James,  carter,  2  Callowhill 
Davifon  John,  fhoemaker,    1 1  k  1 3  Cedar 
Davy  Roberts  8c  Co.  merchants,  103  S  Front 
Davy  John,  cabinet  maker  1 14  Shippen 
Dawes  Abija,  merchant,   1 1 1   S  Front 
Dawes  Ann,  widow,  2  N  Sixth 
Dawes  Humphrey,  merchant,  17  S  Water 
Dawes  D.  teacherefs,  6  Norris  alley 
Dawes  R.  Sc  A.  merchants.  22  S  V/harves- 
Dawes  Rumford,  merchant,  9  N  Fonrth  ft 


(     69     ) 

Dawfon  Daniel,  ironmonger,  78  N  FourtLi 

Z?a\vfon  Elias,  grocer,    177  Mulberry 

X5a\\fon  Jofeph,  taylor,    183  S  Front' Sc  182  Water 

jDawfon  Jchn,  fca  captain,   o2  Vine 

Z/awfon  G.  B.  merchant,  corner  of  Front  and  Fine 

J^awfon  Robert,  fhopkeeper,  101  N  Second 

Z)aufon  Thomas,  mariner,   177  St.  Johns 

iJa\vfon  Thomas,  turner,  Chridian  aboYe  Third 

Z)a^vfon  Wm.  huckftcr  14  Bank 

i^awfon  ^V'm.  hozier  Sc  haberdaflier,    134  N  Front 

-Dawfon  Wm.  fawyer,  Frankfort  road 

X^awfon  Wm.  brewer,   79  Chefnut 

Day  A.  carver  Sc  guilder  Sec.  38  Chefiiut 

Day  Andrew,  gardner,  Palmer 

X^ay  Benj.  fbipwright.  Beech 

i^ay  Wm.  merchant,  34  N  Eighth 

X/ay  Catherine,  widow,   108  Chi'dilian 

Day  Mary,  fhopkeeper,  47  N  Second 

jDayer  Mary,  7  Queen 

X?ayman  Peter,  377  N  Front 

7)ayman  Francis,  teacher,  99  Catherine 

Z)eal  John,  laborer,    1  89  St.  Johns 

X'eal  Peter,  H.  carpenter,  Queen  (K) 

i?eal  Daniel,  biackfiniih,  Queen  (K) 

X^eal  Jacob,  grocer,  Queen  (K.) 

X)eal  John,  porter,   15  5  Coates 

X)eal  Jacob,  laborer.  Eighth  abov3  Vine 

X^calc  Daywalk,  gentleman,  397  N.  Third 

Dccxn  Alexander,  tax  Collector,  202  S  Third 

Dean  Jofeph,  laborer.  Queen  (K) 

Dean  Hannah,  widow,   36  S  Fourth 

De  Bartholt  David,  taylor,   189  Sl Front 

De  Baufree  James,  tavernkeeper,  Zacharys  court 

x^ebryl  Peter,  fail  maker,   53  S  Fifth 

Decamps  B.  china  llore,  91  S  Second 

Decare  Charles,  mariner,  Iludfons  lane 

Decanezaves  M.  innkeeper,   62  Cedar 

Decharms  Mrs.  boarding  houfe,    127  High 

Decker  Mofes,  laborer,  75  Green 

Decourcey  John,  fhoemaker,  2  Philbert 

Decoing ,  wine  merchant,  389  N  Front 

Deer  A.  ban  box  maker,  6 1  Crown 

Deeter  Melchor,  plain  maker.  26  ElizabetU 

Deetiohn,  victualler,  261  Callowhill 


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/^eets  Georc^e,  carpenter,  118  CaJlowhlU 

Dt.  Field  Peter,  flioemaker,  492  S  Second 

J9e  Ford  Mary,  grocer,   146  Spruce 

X)e  Forefl  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  84  N  Eighth 

Dq  Foreft  Peter,  hatter,  48  N  Eighth 

Z?e  FrilTa  Lewis,  fancy  worker,  206  S  Fifth 

Dt  La  Grange  J.  E.  G.  M.  fworn  interpreter,    137 

S  Fifth 
jDe  Haven  Mofes,  boarding  hoivfe,  5  Stalls  court 
De  Haven  H.  &  P.  gentlemen,  207  Mulberry 
Dq  Haven  J.  pump  maker,   170  >J  Eighth 
De  Flaven,  Eliza,  cornbag  maker,  U  Hopkins  court 
jDeimling  M.  F.  G.  accomptant,  3  N  Fifth 
Z)eitz  X'aniel,  flioemaker,  280  S  Third 
Delaney  Patrick,  fadler,  Locuft  above  Seventh 
jDelaplane  Mary,  widow,  466  N  Second 
Delaveau  James,  fruiterer,   182  N  Second 
i)eiaveau  Jofeph,  upholfterer,   109  SFifth_ 
>Delaveau  Jofeph,  cabinetmaker,  38  Chfiftian 
Delaveau  John,  (hipAvright,  217  Swaiafon  ft 
Delaveau  William,  mariner,  217  Swanfon  ft 
Delebois— ,   52  Lombard 
i^elaney  Peter,  8  N  Eighth 
jDelphme  Mift,  23  Union 
i)e  Lyon  Abigail,  fpinfter,   114  Vine 
i)eman  John,  carpenter,  46  Shippen 
X)emar  L.  grocer,  corner  of  x\lmond  Sc  Swanfon 
i)emfey  Ann,  feamftrefs,  5  Knights  court 
X)enham  Peter,  printer,  363  S  Second 
X^enham  P.  widov/,    103  S  Eighth 
jDencham  James,  carter,  27  N  Tenth 
Denela  C.  H.  merchant,  68  N  Third 
Z>e  Nike  Davis  fea  captain,  88  Green 
Denifon  Robert,  junr.  merchant,   13  S  Froat 
Z)enifon  James,  back  of  26  Appletree  alley 
Denna  Daniel,  printer,  Spaftbrd 
Denna  Orenza,  mariner,  Jackfons  court 
Dennefton  Mary,  wafher,  37  Plumb 
Denney  Jonas,  laborer,  above  200  N  Water 
Denney  John,  mittiner,  38  Catherine 
Denney  John,  grocer,  486  £c  488  N  Second 
Denney  Olondo,  fea  captain,  39  Saffafroii 
Bennie  Jofeph,  25  N  Second 


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Denning  Catherine,    huckfter,    12  Gaftcilh 

Dennis  Jolni,  fhoemaker,  102  N  Fifth 

Denzeller  William,  huirdrefTer,  45  Chefnut 

Deppe  Henry,  baker,  17  Lombard 

Derabaye  Louis,  of  Sc  from  r^Iartinique,  139  Lombard 

Derbyfhire  Thomas,  teacher,  Locnft  above  Eightii 

Derrah  George,  dealer,    185  St.  John 

Derrick   John  H.  carpenter  Eighth  above  Vine 

Derrickfon  Milford,  porter,  229  Catlierine 

Derrickfon  Jofeph,   coachman,  79   New 

De  Rufh  Lewis,  M'ine  merchant,  78  Salfafras 

Defaiique  Lewis,  confectioner,  63  S  Second 

Defcamps  John,  merchant,  130  High 

Defmarie  Mary,  widow,  60  Green 

Defniond  Thomas,  painter  Sc  glazier,  99  Spruce 

Deton  Jane,  grocer,  7  Vernon 

Detrlck  John,  trunkmaker,    1  11  X  Second 

Dettweiler  John,  fhoemaker,  48  N  fourth 

De  Viar  Don   Jofeph  Ignatius,  conful    from   Spain, 

corner  of  Fourth  k  Prune 
Develling  F.  Laborer,  Market  lane 
Devercay  William,  laborer,  122  Lombard 
Devereux  John,  fea  captain,  49  1  S  Front 
Deviiiirs  J.  A.  merchant,  14  Quarry 
Devillirs  John,  gardner,  258  SaiTafras 
Devin  W^illiam  ttiylor,  58  StrawM^erry 
Devis  John,  brafs  founder,  St.  Georges  above  Eighth 
Devitt  Hugh,  baker,  240  Cedar 
DevizL.  blackfmith,  276  &  278  Swanfon 
Devall  CaLherine,boarding  houfe,     173  S  Front 
Dewees  Benjamin,  fhoemaker,  151  N  Sixth 
Dev/ees  George  W.  hatter,   38  N  Third 
Dewees  William  M.  D.  74  Tvlulberry 
Dewees  William,  attorney  at  law,  3  1  Walnut 
Devrees  Sarah,  wafher,  Hoffman's  alley 
Dialogues  John,  blackfmith,  North  alley 
Dibbrow  Hugh,  225   Swanfon 
Dice  Henry,  fhoemaker,  425  N  Second 
Dick  Daniel,  merchant  49  S  Front  Sc  48  Water 
JDick  Frederick,  taylor,  104  Chriflian 
Dick  Mary,  232  S  Second 
Dick  Mary,  widow,  12  Mary  (S) 
Dick  Peter,  taylor,  6$  S  Front 


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Dick  Jr.cob,  fhlp-wright,  Shackemuxen 

Dick  Mary,  fpinner,  7  Hopkins  court 

Dick  Philip,  grocer,  206  High 

Dick  Philip,  taylor,  29  S  Vv'ater 

Dickerfon  Philamon,  corner,  of  Wulmit  St  Eighth 

Dickerfon  David,  mad  maker  iO  Bvitlers  Court 

Dickerfon  Mrs.  midwife,  107  N  Fifth 

Dickerfon  JefTe,  teacher,  107  N  Tilth 

Dickerfon  Mahlon  attorney  at  lavr,  59  S  Third 

Dickes  Peter,  whitefmith,  Qiieen  (K) 

Dickcs  Frederick,  cabinet  ma^ker.  Cherry  (K) 

Dickefon  John,  porter,  47  Callowhill 

Dickey  Adam,  fea  captain,  199  St.  Johns 

Dickins  Alhbnry,  bookfeller,  kc.  25  N  Second 

Dickinfon  Daniel,  glover,  32  S  Second 

Dickinfon  Thomas,  Ihoemaker,  131  Spruce 

Dickfey  George,  fea  captain  Brooke  court 

Dickfon  INIary,  feamilrefs.  Pine  above  Tenth 

Dieifenback  John  L.  grocer,  241  N  Second 

Diehl  N.  &  Son,  merchants  127  N  Water 

Diehl  Nicholas,  attorney  at  law,  &  notary  public,  129 

S.  Front 
Diehl  John,  merchant,  1  5  SalTafras 
Dietz  Frederick,  foap  boiler,  295  Vine 
Dilcart  John,  innkeeper,  344  N  Second 
Dill  H.  Jofeph,  fhoemaker,  26  Gillis  alley 
Dill  Jofeph,  fea  captain,  32  Catherine 
Dillingham  S.  tavern  keeper,  59  N  Water 
Dillon  John,  mariner,  28  George 
Dimond  J.  F.  hair  drefler,  247  S  Front 
Dihvorth  Wido^Y,  ironmonger,  128  S  Front 
Dilv.'orth  Widow,  gentlewoman,  90  S  Third 
Dilvvorth  James,  ironmonger,  41  N  Second 
Dilworth  Jofeph,  ironmonger,  29  High 
Dinnin  Robert,  carpenter,  188  S  Sixth 
Dilberry  Thomas  oyfterman,  SafTafras  alley 
Dixey  Thomas,  pump  maker,  Fitzwaiter  above'  Ttli 
Dixey  C.  pump  maker,  139  N  4th  8c  134   Callqy'hill 
Dixon  Andrew,  cabinet  maker,  77  Dock 
Dixon  William,  laborer,  N  Eleventh 
Dixon  George,  fea  captain,  Philbert  above  Tenth 
Dixon  Henry,  oak  cooper,  391  N  Third 
Dixon  John,  muftard  manufa6\ory  74  S  Front 


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i_>iy.o!i  Marfliti,  teachercfs,  Brewers  alley 
D'ly.on  Patiick,  laborer,  5  Stampers  alley 
/)obbe^xieer,  Henry,  fhip^vright,  Wheets  coiirK 
Z^obbin  James,  laborer,  4  1  Becks  alley 
/bobbins  Tbos.  taylor,  21  S  Frent,  20  Water 
i^obbins  JuRicc,  taylor,   147  Chefnut 
Dobfon  George,  merchant,  iiext  192  High 
Z'obfon  Samuel,  carpenter,  44  N  Front 
-Dol:fon  Thomas,  iDOokfellcr,  Sec.  41  S  Second 
Dobibn  John,  fione  mafon,   367  Mulberry 
Doclcls  Martha,  widow,  282  South  Front 
Z^odge  John,  picture  frame  maker,    10  Cherry 
X^odge  Robert,  carpenter,   136  S  Eighth 
2)olg  John,  grocer,  33  Small 
jDoke  Matthew,  laborer.  Vine  alley 
i)olan  John,  boarding  houfe,   76  George 
i^olby  ])aniel,  cooper  Sc  guager,  35  Penn 
-Dolby  Abraham,  fea  capta-.n.  Sterling  alley 
jDolby  Mary,  china  {lore,  338  S  Second 
-Dolby  Jofeph,  fexton.  Sterling  alley 
Z^oilin  Paul,  fmilh  &  farrier,  near  32  Cherry 
J^cminick  Charles,  painter  &  glazier,  39  Sa-iuifras 
2)om-inick  IMartha,  wallier,  18  Cyprefs  alley 
Z>onald  Thos.  mariner,  8  Parrams  alley 
Donaldibn  Aaron,  fhoemaker,  297  S  Front 
Donaldfon  Arthur,  fhopkeeper,  52  N  Front 
Donaldfon  Ifaac,  hatter,  72  N  Second 
Donaldfon  John,  carpenter,  225  Catherine 
Donaldfon  Jofeph,  gentleman,  3  N  Sixth 
Donaldfon  Wm^.  lumber  merchant  68  Swanfon 
Donberger  G.  fliopkeeper,  near  SO  North  alley 
Doneth  Jos.  8c  Co.  merchants  23  S  Front 
Donegan  Thomas,  tayior,  318  S  Second 
Donlevy  John,  fnoemaker,  75  Plumb 
Donneil  Nathaniel,  major,  46  Penn 
Donneiey  Neil,  laborer,  near  121  Queen 
Donneley  Catherine,  bt)arding  houfe,  13  Zanc 

Donnely ,  laborer,  405  SalTafras 

Donnohv.e  Thos.  fea  captain,  277  S  Second 
Donnohue  H.  laborer,  North  alley 
Doogan  Jofeph,  boot  Sc  ilioemaker,  31  S  Third 
Doogau  Richard,  cabinet  maker,  95  Gallowhill 

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Dorjin  Michael,  fhopkecper  53  S  Second 

Dority  Joieph,  laborer,  9  8  N  Ninth 

Dorland   Jacob    harnefs  maker,   Little  Seventli 

r)orney  Henry,  mariner,  238  S  Front 

Doin'ck  E.  foopkeeper,  48  N  Third  oc  2   ^Moravian 

alley 
Dorfey  B.  &  Son,  grocers,  3  &  5  S  Third 
Doriey  I.  Sc  S.  M.  fiifc;ar  refiners,    13  Church  alley 
Dorley  Nathan,  INI.  D.    1  32  S  Front 
Dorfey  John,  lugar  Veiiner,   317  High 
Dorion  John,  carpenter,   389  Sailafras 
Dorfcn  Jofhua,  goldfmith.  Sec.  113  N  Second 
Dorion  John,  carpenter.  Cherry  above  FJeventh 
Dougherty  James,  laborer,  96  Swanibn 
Dougherty  John,  fadler  8c  grocer,  4  Chefnut 
Dougherty  James,  hair  drelfer,    16  Walnut 
Dougherty  Ann,  mantua  maker,    1 4  Elizabeth 
Dougherty  George,  laborer,  Jones  alley 
Dougherty  George,  ironmonger,  145  S  Front  &  144 

Water 
Dougherty  Hugh,  laborer,  Locull  above  Seventh 
Dougherty  Eleanor,  fpinner,  269  S  Fourth 
Dougherty  John,  laborer,  30  Fitzvv^alter 
Dougherty  John,   burr  ilone  cutter,    168  Lombard 
Dougherty  John,  grocer,  corner  of  6th  £c  Lombard 
Dougherty  John,  boarding  houfe,  9  £lbow  lane 
"Dougherty  John,  lal)orer.  Vine  alley 
Dougherty  Richard,  carpenter,   149  Lombard 
Dougherty  Roger,  grocer,  336  S  Second 
Dougherty  Patrick,  flevadore,  58  Penn 
Dougherty  \vidow,  v/aflier,  7  Crabb 
Dougherty  widow,  wafner,  38  Crabb 
Dougherty  Wm.  oak  cooper,  6  Vernon 
Doughty  Daniel,  wharf  builder,  49  Artillery  lane 
Doughty  J.  lumber  merchant,  352  S  P>ont  &c  147 

Swanfon 
Doughtcn  Jonathan,  fhipwright,  386  S  Front 
Doughterman  Jacob,  oak  cooper,  40  Moravian  alley 
Douglafs  Andrew,  fugar  refiner,  87  Vine 
Dougjafs  Elizabeth,   widow,  near  155  Salfafras 
Douglas  Francis,  mariner,  56  Shippen 
Douglafs  John,  cabinetmaker,  86  Cedar 
Douglafs  Charles,  taylor,  126  N  Front 


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Donr;!uis  Franci'i)  bricklayer,    193  -Mulberry 
Doviiujlais  John,  fnip-joiner,  Beach  (K) 
Dougli^fs  John,  cabinet  maker,  186  S  Second 
Douglafs  John,  type-founder.  Fine  above  Xinlh 
Doui^lafs  John,  yeoman,   Paliyunk  road  below  Chrif- 

tian 
Douglafs  Robert,  hair  drefTer,   3.4  Mulbcrrry 
Doiiglafi  Wm.  ilioemaker,  589  N  Third 
D'ic;I-als  Roljert,   keeper  of  the  Debtors  apartment 
Doulter  Mrs.  widow,    12  7  Saffafras 
Dourleghe  .         ',  gentleman,    114  Saliafsas 
Dove  John,  fea  captain,  48  Union 
Dov,-  Rebecca,  fiiopkeeper,  22  Chrifiian 
Do^v-  John,  printer,    1 1  5  N  Second 
Dowde  John,  mariner,  185  Cedar 
Dowde  John,  bag  porter,  47  Catherine 
Dovre  George,  boarding  houfe,   14  Shippen 
Dower  Xichoias,  livery  ftable,  near  50  S  Fovir-h 
Dowenhimer  John,  476  N  Second 
Dowers  E.  jmir.  fail  maker,  1 1  Pear  5o  ^  Whcrv'es 
Dowers  Wm.  fea  captain,  2  78  S  Second 
Dowe-'s  J.  fenr.  fail  maker,   153   S  Second  ^c  34  S 

Vrharves 
Dowers  John,  junr.  fail  maker,    153  S  Second 
Dowle  Samuel,  fea  captain,  301  S  Front 
Dowlin  John,  coachman,   17  Appletree  alley- 
Downey  Elizabeth,  feamflrefs,   5  47  S  Front 
Downing  Jacob,  fiour  merchant,    1 19  N  Water  k  38 

Fourth 
Downing  Thos.  fhoemaker,  7  Summers  court 

DOWXIXGS   V/HARF    OPENS    AT    119    N    WATER 

Downs  Earl,  ihoemaker,  42  Coates 

Doyle  D.  mariner,   179  S  Front  k  178  Water 

Doyle  Chriftiana,  huckfler,  20  Oak 

Doyle  Nicholas,  grocer,  29  S  Wharves 

Doyle  Wm.  mate,  2  I  Crabb 

Doyle  John,  teacher,   7Q>  German 

Doyle  John,  tavernkeeper,  95  S  Water  ft 

Drain  Alexander,  dealer,   5  Brewers  alley 

Drain  John,  laborer,  Lees  court 

D}-ake  J.  F.  boarding  houfe,  N  Eleventh 

Draper  Jonathan,  fuoemaker,  129  Pino 

Dreby  John,  porter,  291  S  Fifth 


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Dremel  Cafper,   1 38  N  Third 

Drinker  Sc  Bartons,  mercliants,  61  X  Front 

Drinker  Henry,  caihler  of  the  B.  N.  A.   30  N  Front 

Drinker  Henry,  junr.  merchant,    110  N  Front 

Drinker  John,  merchant  29  Vine 

Drinker  John,  limner,  3  Laurel 

Drinker  Jofeph,  cak  cooper,  48  Mulberry 

Drinker  Jofeph,  merchant,    169  Walnut 

Drifdell  David,  printer,  280  Mulberry 

Driidell  John,  {liaHopman,  479  N  Second 

DruiPxm-ond  Benj.  (lone  cutter,   242  SalVafras 

Duane  V^m.  printer  Sc  bookleller,   106  Ki:3h 

Dubbs  Sc  Earle,  grocers,  247  High 

Dubbs  I\iichael,  fiour  merchant,  Pearfons  court 

Dubbs  I\Iartin,  grocer,  near  33  N  Seventh 

D«.barry  Sc  Co.  merchants,  25  S  Third 

Dubeefeau  John,  cook,  Kudlbns  lane 

Duberry  Hannah,  widow,  71  Gafkill- 

Dubicon  Viclor,  widow,  62  Spruce 

Dubofci  Henry,  glafs  iilverer,  168  S  Sixth 

Dubois  John,  fhoemaker,  20  Cc.i.ci-s  alley 

Duche  John,  gentleman,  22  Catherine 

Ducomb  Vincent,  perfumer,  5  8  Walnut 

Ducoing  ScTacombe  merchants,  128  N  Front 

Ducoing  Peter,  51  Coates 

Duey  Adam,  Ihoemaker,  20  Budd 

Duffee  Thomas,  laborer,  175  St.  Johns 

Dufiee  Andrew,  fnoemaker,   2  69  S  Second 

Dufiield  J.  merchant,  11  S  Front  10  Water 

Duftield  Abraham  Sc  Son,  lumber  merchants,  173 

Vine 
Dufii-id  James,  fhoemakcT,  58  N  Eighth 
Dufrield  James,  fnoemaker,  6  ^'ernon 
Duffield  Michael,  plailerer,  Hudfons  lane 
Duiheld  Daniel,  laborer,  Margaret  (City> 
DuiTield  Samuel,   M.  D.  12  Che.f4iut 
Duhcy  Maria,  fcamflrels,  60  Coates 
Dutfey  Darnel  laborer,  266  S  Sixth 
Duftv  Hugh,  tavlor,  back  20  Spruce 
Dufief  N.  Gorien,  bookleller,  68  S  Fourth 
Dugan  Michael,  cabinet  maker,  Gernantown  road 
Dugan  widow,  huckfter,  70  Plumb 
DugcUe  Thos,  wocUen  ia<^ory,  88  S  Third 


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Dugee  S.  harnefs  maker,  109  Pine  £c  33  Qucea 

Duf^lafs  R.  keeper  of  the  debtors  apartment 

Duheminer  Samuel,  laborer,  Frankfort  road 

Duling  John,  taylor,  175  S  Second 

Dumas  John  F.  merchant,  20  Vine 

Dumotett  J.  B.  jeweller,  55  S  Second 

Dumphy  James,  fea  capt.  33  N  Seventh 

Dumplin  Rebecca,  nurfe,  62  Coates, 

Dunant  1^  merchant,  333  High  Sc  149  S  Front  j 

IHmbar  David,  mariner,  92  N  Front 

Duncan,  James,  innkeeper,  376  S  Second 

Duncan  widow,  corner  of  High  Sc  Juniper 

Duncan  Mary,  feamftrefs,  Hoft'mans  alley 

Duncan  Wm.  auctioneer,  171  Mulberry 

Duncan  Wm.  8c  J.  auction  flore,  2  I  Chefnut 

Duncan  Robert,  grocer,  54  Shippen 

Duncan  Richard,  laborer,  Priefts  court 

Dungan  James,  book-binder,  36  Moravian  aljey 

Dungan  Thomas,  grocer,  48  High 

Dunkerley  Luke,  llorekeeper,    107  Green 

Dunkerley  Luke,  carpenter,  121  Green 

Dvmkeriey  Mary,  Vvidow,    119  Green 

Dunkin  Ann,  widow,  93  S  Eighth 

Dunkin  Judith,  huckfter,  5 1  N  Front 

JXmlap  James,  M.  D.  70  S  Third 

Dunlup  John,  mariner,  48  Meade  alley 

Dunb.p  Henry,  laborer,  8Q  Penn 

Dunlap  John,  gentleman,  corner  of  High  Sc  Twelfth 

Dunlap  Robert,  woodlawyer,  89  Cedar 

Dunlap  Sarah,  boarding  houfe,  28  Swanfou 

Dunlavea  John,  boarding  houfc,  75  Plumb 

Dunlevy  Robert,  fea  capt.  Loxleys  court 

Dunn  Edvv^ard,  grocer,   1  50  S  Ninth 

Dunn  Patrick,  foap  boiler,   394  Saifafras 

Dunn  Edward,  blackfmith,    161  N  Sixth 

Dunn  Rachel,  widow,  CrefTons  alley 

Dunn  Daniel,  beef-flake  Sc  oyRer  houfe,  6  L:etitia 

court  r 

Dunn  Wm.  oak  cooper,  Elfreths  alley 
Dunn  John,  boat-builder,    196  N  Fifth 
Dunn  John,  ihoemaker,  15   Mary  (S) 
Dunn  Samuel,  plaillerer,  225  Cedar 

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Dunn- SamueT,  plaifterer,  Smiths  alley 
Dunning  Ann,  feamftrefs,  99  German 
Dunton  Jacob,  fail  maker,  65  New 
D-.inton  William,  fea  captain  54  Brown 
Diin\voody  John,  innkeeper,  285  High 
Dunwoody  John,  carter,  St.  George  above  9th 
Dupleiiis  Le  Barbier,  conveyancer,  15  N  Third 
Du  Ponceau  Peter  S.  counfellor  at  law,    195  Chefnut 
Dupre«  Peter,  mufician,  1  Knights  court 
Dupuy  Daniel  jiin.  goldfiiiith,  Sec.  4  S  Second 
Duciuet  Pixiiip,  merchant,  26  Branch 
Durach  Hugh,  carpenter.  Eleventh  below  Locuft 
Duranton  F.  gentleman,  140  S  Fifth 
Diireli  Jeremiah,  porter,  49  Carpenter  (C) 
Durang  Jacob,  furgeon.  barber,  60- Cedar 
Darang  Francis,  fugar  baker,  Tapers  alley 
Durang  Jacob,  umbrella  maker,  15  8  S  Second. 
Durang  John,  comedian,  2  1  6  Cedar 
Durant  Eleanor,  taylor,  16  Oak 
Durfor  G.  carpenter,  Cherry  above  Eleventh 
Durmer  Thomas,  viclualler  N  Front  above  46^ 
Durnell  Thomas,  conflable  180  S  Fourth 
Durney  Michael,  baker,  303  S  Second 
Durham  Peter,  mariner,  SpafFord 
Dufar  F.  merchant  61  S  Third 
Duften  Michael,  iadler  306  N  Second 
Dutch  Henry,  tobacconift,  Hanover 
JDutilh  E.  merchant,  164  S  Second 
Duval  Morin,  chymift  35  S  Third 
Duval  James  S.  merchant,  80  N  Second' 
Duval  Francis,  toyman,  95  N  Third 
Duvivier  Lewis,  M.  D.  316  N  Front 
Dyer  Walter  accomptant,  64  Plumb 
Dyer  George,  laborer,  Hoffmans  alley- 
Dyer  George,  ilage  driver,  33  N  FiTtht. 


(     70     > 


E 


AKIN  DAVID,  bricklayer  12  Gillies  Uley 
Eaneworth  £c  Jolly,  cutlers,  51  Chcfnut 
Earingnchler  Jacob,  turner,  57  Phllbert 
Earhart  Catherine,  grocer,  90  S  Fifth 
Earhart  Michael,  porter,  223  S  Eighth 
Earl  Abraham,   tavern  keeper,  319  N  Front 
Earl  David,   tavern  keeper,  333  N  Third 
Earl  Benjamin,   fea  captain  263  N  Front. 
Earle  James,  taylor,  183  S  Second 
Early  Mary,  teachereis,  97  Brown 
Earley  John,  porter,  192  S  Eighth 
Earneft  Jacob,  taylor,  24  S  Fourth 
Earneft  Jacob,  fruiterer,  18  Hig;h 
"^  Earnhart  JohnV  gunfmith,  487  N  Third 
Eaftburn  Joleph,  cabinet  maker,  8G  Vine 
Eaftbiirn  Ifabelia,  widow,  17  Crab 
Eaftburn  Sc  Lefiey,  ca-binet  make?s  101  Mulberry- 
Eaftburn  John,  ftiipwright,  488  S  Second 
Eaftburn  Eilher,  boardirrg-houfe,  127  Lombard-. 
Eaftburn,  Edv/ard,  flioeraaker,  3-14  S  Front 
Eafter  John,  mate,  265  N  Front 
Eathur  Robert,  brafs  founder  81  Cedar 
Eaton  Nathaniel,  G-7  Mulberry 
Eaton  Samuel,  laborer,  94  N  Ninth 
Ebberth  Conrad,  gentleman,  186  N  Fifth 
Eberth  Jofeph,  carpenter,  69  Saflafras 
Eberlc  Charles,  cutter,  14  N  Fifth 
Eberie  George,  fmith,  339  N  Second  oc  LiHy  alley 
Eberle  Frederick,  baker,  1 12  Shippen 
Eberie  Henry,  whitefmith,  325  N  Third,  Rofe  alley 
Ebling  John,  tavern  keeper,  above  5  1 1  N  Second 
Ecclefs  James,  grocer,  corner  of  Fifth   &  Cedar 
Eckell  A.  tobacconift,  Kuncle 
EckendorfT  Martin,  hair  dreifer,  92  Cedar 
Eckfeldt  Jacob,  fmith  &  innkeeper,  30  N  FiftfV 
Eckfeldt  8c  Weaver,  fmiths,  46  N  Fifth 
Eckford  Elizabeth,  fhopkeeper,  92  Cedar 
Eckley  Abraham,  cedar  cooper,  70  N  Sixth 
Eckfteiiv  Frederick,  merchant,  2 1 1  High 


(    so    ) 

Eckflein  Jacob,  taylor,  1  9  New 

Eckley  Leonard,  laborer,  519  N  Third 

Eddey  Charles,  merchant,  4  N  Eighth 

Eddington  Ann,  widow,  Pearfons  court 

Eddy  George,  broker,  1 1 1  Spruce 

Edenborn  Jacob,  currier,  110  Sailafras 

Edenhcurg  Peter,  laborer,  223  Catherine 

Edgar  William,  blackball  maker,    Callowhill  above 

the  Ridge  road 
Edf'-er  Vv  idow,  boarding-lioufe,  15  N  Fifth 
Edcer  Owen,  fhoemaker.  Vine  alley 
Edmondion  Franci^j  lea  captain    12  SalTafras 
Edvv-ards  Elizabeth,  boarding-houfe  205  S  Front 
Edwards  Gritnth,  grocer,  72  High,  21  Church  alley 
Edv.-ards  James,  fea  captain,  145  N  Front 
Edwards  Jacob,  taylor,    17  S  Front,  14  Svi   16  Water 
EdvAvrd  Joieph,  agent,  42  N  Eighth 
Edward  Jofeph,  brafs  founder  45  Pine 
Edvvard  P.  waflier,  285  St.  Johns 
Edward  Jofeph,  boarding-houfe  236  S  Fourth 
Edward  John,  *ea  captain,  184  Spruce 
Edward  John,  fea  captain,  14  Parrams  alley 
Edward  Ralph,  merchant,  2  N  Eighth 
Edward  Richard,  laborer,  24  Prun-c 
Edward  Robert,  accomptant  74  Green 
Edward  William,' cabinet  maker;  23  Catherine 
Edward  Philip,  fiate  prifon  keei:>cr 
Edward  Wiliiam,  laborer,  343  CallowhlU 
Egan  Thomas,  fhpemaker,  \j  S  Sixth 
Egan  CharlottCj  taylorefs,  Frankfort  road 
£rriee  Sc  Blakie,  cabinet  makers,  72  S  I  ourlh 
Egleftone  Jofeph,  whitelmith.  Coombs  ailey 
Ehler  Frederick,  baker,  390  b  Second 
Ehrenfelier  George,  accomptant,  near  61  Chen-y 
Eichgelberner  Peter,  baker,  204  Piigh 
Einerick  George.  ;l5aker,  140  N  I'ront 
Einwachter  Eliza,  widow,  470  N  Third 
Eifenbrey  Peter,  grocer,  1 18  N  Seventh 
Eifenbrey  Catherine,  innkeeppr,  110  N  Fifth    i 
Eifenhut  Andrew,  copperfmith,  203  N  .Second 
Eke  CL^thcrine,  widqw,  71  S  Fourth  .    .-   rf    , 
Elberfon  John,  oakcooper,  34  Coates 
Elbert  Richard,  harnefs  maker,  170  Saffafras 


(      81      ) 

El.-kr  Thomas,  ^1.  D.  79  N  V7ater 
Elder  Widow,  198  S  Front 
Eldr^dge  Samuel,  merchant,  129  Hlf>h 
Eldred'^e  Phineas,  lea  captain,  Carpentci*,  (S) 
Elfrea  John,  Ilioemaker,  101  N  Fiith 
Elfrey  Jacob,  cedar  cooper,  Pearfons  court 
Elfreths  Francis,  taylor,  422  S  Second 
Elfreths  Racliel,  wido\y,  16  Elfreths  all«y 
Eliiinton,  A.  taylor,  72  N  Water,  27  Mulberry- 
Ella  John,  laborer,  Germantovrn  road 
Ellaway  E.  &  co.  merchants,  42  Dock 
Ellett  Charles,  merchant,  77  N  Seventh 
Ellett  J.  &  C,  ironmongers,  193  Hi^^h 
Eller  John,  hair  drclTer,  407  N  Front 
Ellford  John,  baker^  79  Queen 
Ellick  Philip,  taylor,  73  S  Fifth 
Elliott  .,  carter,  ^Vood 

.Elliott  James,  mariner,  1 15  Cedar 
Elliott  William,  innkeeper,  1 8  N  Fcuith 
Elliott  Samuel,  currier  Sec.  93  S  Front,  52  Dock 
Elliott  Ifabella,  huckfler,  154  Brown 
Elliott  Robort,  mariner^  12  1  N  Fourth 
Elliott  WlUiarn,  blackfmith,  near  105  Walnut  k  14, 

Carters  alley 
Elliott  Sufannah,  fearaftrefs,  Emlens  court 
Elliott  William,  carter,  3 1  6  S  Second 
Elliott  William,  mariner,  Drinkers  court 
Elliott  J.  looking  glafy  Sc  medical  ilore,  60  S  Front 
Elliott  William,  lea  captain,  22  Almond 
Ellis  David,  merchant,  above  16  Stampers  alley 
Ellis  George,  taylor,  back  142  Spruce 
Ellis  Charles,  pump  maker,  Meritts  lane 
Ellis  Judith,  feamftreis,  393  N  Front 
Ellis  John,  teacher,  273  N  Second 
Ellis  John,  meal  merchant,  435  N  Front 

^Ellis  Thomas,  brafs  founder,  8  Small 
Eilis  James,  brafs  founder,  2:2  S  Front 
Ellifon  Robert,  carpenter,  150  S  Fifth 
Eliilon  Thomas,  fhipwright,  Schackemuxcm- 
Elmiiie  Alexander,  merchant,  33  Chefnut 

^Eiton  Jofeph,  taylor,  84  N  Front   ' 
Elton  George,  cabinet  maker,  90  Gafeill 

.  ElvferfoQ  '^  Shuficr,  oak  c.oopera,  HON  WaCer 


(      82      ) 

Elverfon  ^Viclow,  feamftrefi,  Stampers  alley 

Ely  Hush  Sc  J.  liour  nierchants,  5  1  N  Water 

Elv  Hugh,  merchant,  42  Cable  lane 

Ely  John,  biicuit  baktr,  33  Biidd 

Eniber  Peter,  bricklayer.  17  Lombard 

Emerick  Conracl,  carter,  Lilly  alley 

Emery  Lewis,  merchant,  109  N  Second 

"Emery  David, ^cardcner,  Hanover 

Emery  Baltiis,  baker,  234  High 

Emtry  Jacob,  m'-al  dealer,  401  X  Tliiid 

Emery  John,  clerk  of  St.  Thomas  church,  9  N   £th 

Emery  John,  carter,  159  St.  Johns 

Emery  Samuel,  fnip  broker,  129  S  Front,  74  8th 

Emery  William,  laborer,  253  St.  Johns 

Em€S  Ann,  mid\Yife,  207  SafTafras 

Ernes  Wrosfiy,  gentleman,  107  SaiTafras 

Emlen  G.  merchant,  corner  of  4th  Sc  Willings  alley 

Ernlen  Caleb,  ironmonger,  135  Higk,  505  Mulberry 

Emlen  -Mary,  Avidow,  305  ^Mulberry 

Emlen  Ann,  v.idow,  179  Cherry 

Emmert  Henry,  carter,  374  N  Second 

Endries  Michael,  taylor,  44  7  N  Second 

Endries  Jacob,  carter,  447  N  Second 

Eneffer  James,  mariner,  2S  N  Sixth 

Eneu  James,  baker,  38  Pairyunk  road 

En'^ard  Adam,  carter,  ISO  St.  Johns 

Engard  Philip,  5  7  Green 

Enii-ard  PleniT?  tavern  keeper,  4 1 8  N  Second 

En^lebert  L.  taylor,  45  S  Eront,  44  Water 

iin-^lefeidt  C.  blackfmith  corner  of  Plumb  Sc  Third 

£ngle  James,  ironmonger;  2S5  S  Second 

£n:'-le  Francis,  ironmonger,  73  SaiTafras 

£n«-ks  Silas,  carpenter,  tc  meaiurer,  corner  of  Third 

and  Shippen 
Jnglis  John,  chair  maker,  25  1  N  Second 
Jnglifh  Jofeph,  gentleman,  31  Brovm 
Xngliilon  ISIary,  leamilrefs,  near  117  Cedar 
£nms  Ann,  bo'arding-houfe,  22  Cedar 
£nnis  Sarah,  v.  idov:,  24  £lfreths  alley 
£nsAVorth  John,  ftevadore,  142  Sv.anfon 
Enters  Lewis,  tavernkeeper,  523  N  Third 
}Lpple  Andrev',  gentleman,  66  N  Third 
Erdmann  Charles,  iv/orn  interpreter,  1 1   Grays  alley 
Errickfon  Chriilian,  lea   capti.in,  47  Lombard 


(     8-      ) 

Eninpccr  rrtclrick,  fViocrnaker,  227  N  Third 

Enven  Rebecca,  gentlewoman,  38  Saffafras 

Ilrwen  Robert,  carpenter,  7  Cherry 

Erwen  Samuel,  oak  cooper,  15  Parrams  alloy 

Er\vin  John,  Hour  merchant*   103  Coates 

Erv.in  Catherine,  teachereis,  Pattons  court 

Erwin  Samuel,  carpenter,   16  Cherry 

Erv,  in  Henry,  porter,  52  Crown 

Erwins  Robert,  livery  liable,  kc.  1  S  Seventh 

Efher  Jacob,  taylor,  96  N  Seventh 

Efnerrick  George,  baker,  9  N  Fifth 

Efler  Acicim,  blackfmith,  back  92  Vine 

Eflcr  Adam,  grocer,   4i^l  N  Third 

Efling  Mary,  \<^dow,  Juniper  lane 

Efpey  William,  carter,  46  Philbert 

Eftel'l  Daniel,  taylor,  24  N  Water 

Eftiils  Britton,  teacher,  Watkins  court 

Etienne  E.  fliip  wright,  10  Butlers  court 

Etris  Chriftiana,  Avidow,    128  N  Fifth 

Etris  John,  hatter  near  2  Etris  court 

Etris  James,  blackfmith,   13  German 

Etris  William,  tax  collcaor,    130  X  Fifth 

Etris  Samuel,  cabinetmaker,  1 32  X  Fifth 

Ettenger  Martin,  blackfmith,  131  Green 

Etter  George,  coachmaker,   25  X  Sixth 

Euflace  William,  hair  drelTer,  Prune 

Euland  L.  fhipwright,  500  S  Second 

Evans  Abel, lumber  merchant.  24  k  corner  Callowhill 

Sc  Third 
Evans  Cadwallader,  boarding  houfe,    107  X  Second 
Eva.n5  Cad.  merchant,   80  X  Eighth,  k  23  Chefnut 
Evans  Charles,  accomptant,    138  Mulberry 
Evans  David,  lumber   merchant,   ISO   Vine  k  60  N 

Eighth 
Evans  David  Sen.  carpenter,  83  Union 
Evans  David,  jun.  carpenter,  79  Union 
Evans  David,  ma.te,  20  Queen 
£vans  David,  cabinet  maker,   215  Mulberry 
jEvans  £dv,-ard,  fhopkeeper,  above  5  1 1  X  Second 
£vans  £,  corner  of  Second  II.  k  Germantown  road 
jEvans  -Elizabeth,  fhopkeeper,  14  S  Second 
Evans  Griffith,  accomptant,  10  X  Eighth 
Evans  Gregory,  accomptant,  249  N  Second 


(     84     ) 

Evars  IffJah,  laborer,  150  Lombarfi 

Evans  lfai?.h,  plaifierer,    101  N  Sixth 

Evans  John,  ixierchant,  53  S  Second 

Evans  John,  carpenter,  145  N  Sixth 

Evans  John  C.  fenr.  carpenter,  Spruce  above  Tth 

Evans  John  C.  junr.  carpenter,  Spruce  above  Tth 

JEvans  John  E.  merchant,  63  Pine 

jEvans  John  B.  taylor,    121  S  Second 

£vanG  Jonathan,  lumber  merchant,  102  Union 

£vans  Jofhua,  wood  merchant,  483  N  Front 

£vans  Margaret,  boarding  houfe,  13  Branch 

£vans  k  ISlaxfield,  lumber  merchants,  215  N  Third 

jEvans  Oliver  merchant,  reur  306  Hi^c^h  k  47  Philbert 

jEvans  Peter,  tavernkeeper,   138  S  Front 

£van5  Reefe,  carpenl:er,  117  Spruce 

ilvans  Pvabert,  junr.  hatter,  95  Kigh  &c  92  N  Fifth 

jEvans  Robert,  lumber  merchant,  94  S;  198  N  Fifth 

ITvans  Wm.  carpenter,  2  7  Plumb 

JEvans  Sarah,  widow,  205  Mu:be-Ty 

£vans  Sufan,  widow,  341  CallowhiJl 

£vans  Thomas  accomptant,  BoUons  ccurt 

jEvenger  Peter,  iTiOcniaker,  5  XF\^  Chimr.ies 

£verhart  Anthony,  laborer,  Weus  court 

£verhart  Abraham,  carpenter,  93  N  £ighth 

£verhart  Widow,  6  5  North  Tenth 

Overly  Adam,  hair  dreffer,  25  Chefnut 

£verly  John,  hatter,  26  N  Fourth 

Overly  Jacob,  hatter,  3  Greenleafs  court 

£veriey  John,  rigger  41  Coates 

£vitt  Wm.  manner,  41  Ce.ble  lane 

£wart  Jacob,  bricklayer  74  N  Fifth 

£wll  Mary,  fhopkeeper,  219  S  Second 

£wlii:gs  Martin,  taylor,  Brittons  court 

£vring  Rev.  John,  D.  D.  College  yard,  Ninth  ftreel 

£wing  Martha,  feamilrefs,  Drinkers  court 

£wing  Mary,  widow,  88  N  Ninth 

jEwing  John,  attorney  at  law,   143  Chefnut 

£wing  Samuel,   attorney  at  law,   19  N  Fifth 

£wing  Thomas,  merchant,    19  Chefnut 

£wing  Wm.  attorney  at  law,   121  Cedar 

£xe'Ler  John,  carter,  88  GafKill 

£yre  Nathan,  taylor,  corner  of  Water  k  High 

£yers  Manuel,  lliipwright.  Beech  (K) 

£yers  Manuel,  jun.  merchant,   19  S  Wharves 


(     85     ) 

/.'ycrs  S^nuid,  hatter.  !58  N  riftJi 
i-ytrs  Jehu,  ihipwrii^ht,  Beech  Kinfm.r^toR 
Jiytvs  Lytlia,  i^enlleAvonian,  Beech 
Eyevs  Geor-e,  ihip  builder  Betch 
£vers  Yorkj  carpenter,  109  S  Second 
illy  res  John,  tavlor,  124  Brown 
£yrick  Michael,  carter  230  St.  John-s 
izev  Hcnrv,  cook,  Welfhs  court 


X  ACUNDUS  JACOB,  conflable,   W^-Iniit  iibove 

Seventh 
Fayun  Catherine,  widow,  near  1 1 5  S  Fifth 
Fa:^undus  Georg-e,  innkeeper,  468  N  Second 
Fairbain  John,  35  S  Second 
Fairbain  William,  accomptant,  77  S  Third 
Fairy  Elizabeth,  fhopkeeper,  431  N  Third 
Falconer  Nathaniel,  mailer  warden,  29  Saiiafras 
Falconer  £lizabeth,  v.idow  Eleventh  S  Fourth 
Falconer  William,  gentleman,  5  Cherry 
Falconer  James,  plaiflerer  Locuil  above  -Eighth 
Falkner  Matthew,  gentleman,  63  N  Tenth 
Fallen  Jam.es,  mariner,  4  Vernon 
Falker  George,  ihoemaker,  97  N  Sixth 
Fannan  Anthony,  late  painter  £cc.  244  S  Seventib 
Farley  James,  taylor,  275  S  Fifth 
Farmer  Thomas,  bLtrrovr  porter,  232  S  Third 
Farmer  Lawrance,  bottler,  12  Stra.wberry 
Farmer  Lewis,  innkeeper,  140  High 
Farmer  Thomas,  laborer,  next  9  Farmers  alley 
Farmer  James,  carpenter,  28  S  Third 
Farnell  8c  Pierie,  curriers  Dock  near  Second 
Farr  William,  grocer,  41  Cedar 
Farran  Sufannah,  feamftrefs,   13  Webbs  alley 
Farran  Philip,  laborer,  Locuil  above  Eleventh 
Farran  Arthur,  mariner,  4  Vernon 
Farran  Kannah,  mantua  maker,  4  Stravvberry 
•  Farreday  John,  gardner,  Shackemuxeii 

H 


(      86     ) 

Tarrell  John,  taylor,  near  126  S-vanfon 

Farrell  .  ftevadore,  201  S  P>ont 

Tarrell  Thomas,  filk  dyer  kc.  71  Cedar 
Tarren  Ann,  feamflrefs,  26  German  ft 
Farrier  Robert,  weaver,  193  Cedar 
Farris  James,  taylor,  Pine  above  Eleventh 
Farris  Bernard,  flour  merchant,  95  S  Fourth 
Farris  Jofeph,  flioemaker,  Goforth  alley 
iarrow  Vv'illiam,  mariner,  41  German  ft 
Fatio  Don  Felipe,  conml  from  Spain,  4  1  N  -Eighth 
Faulke  Cr?-ff,  tobaccoaift,  195  St.  Johns 
Faulke  Cadwallader,  china  ftore,  23S  N  Second 
Faulkner  William,  fiiipwright  13  Becks  alley 
Faunce  Chriftian,  fiOierman,  Queen  (K) 
Faunce  Chriftian,  fhoemaker,  44  6  N  Third 
Faunce  Jacob,  fiibcrman,  Queen  (K) 
Faunce  George,  fhipwright.  Queen  (K) 
Faunce  Henry,  tavern  keeper,  455  N  Second 
Faunce  Henry,  caulker,  227  St.  Johns 
Faunce  Rebecca,  gloverefs,  Queen  (K) 
Faurcs  Francis  L.  bifcu.it  baker,  100  S  Eighth 
Favour  Jacob,  laborer,  Hanover 
Fawcett  Elizabeth,  widow,  123  S  Third 
Fawcett  Jofeph,  oak  cooper,  281  S  Third 
Fayette  William,  mariner,  82  Green 
Fea  Robert,  fliipwright,  3  Summers  court 
Fearon  Jofeph,  foap  boiler  Sec.  98  Walnut 
Feafier  James,  carpenter,  44  Coates 
Eebruary  John,  cook,    57  Small  ft 
Fell  Richard,  ftore  keeper,  2  N  Third 
Fell  Phineas,  carpenter,  2  5  Callowhil  ft 
Felthorn  L.  boarding  houfe,  75  Chriftian 
Fennall  Thomas,  grocer,  113  S  Second 
F'ennell  William,  Ihopkeeper,  85  N  Second  ft 
Fenner  Henry,  grocer,  141  S  Water 
Fenner  Peter,  taylor,  Steinmetz  court 
Fenton  Thomas,  ladies  fhoemaker,  46  Saffafras 
Fenton  Ann,  teacherefs  200  N  Front 
i^enton  John,  mariner,   37  Keys  alley 

Fenwick ,  pilot,  372  S  Front 

Fcrgufon  Benjamin,  taylor,  35  Mulberry 
Fergufon  Ebcnezer,  juftice  of  the  peace,  72  George 
FergufoR  Francis,  carpenter,  98  Queen 
Fergufon  Robert,  flioemaker,  289  S  4th 


(    sr    ) 

Ferf^iifon  R.  F.  laborer,  28  Artillery  lane 
Fert^ufon  Robert,  ftone  cutter,  4  Profpect  allej 
Fery^uTon  Hut^h,  merchant,  1^2  N  Second 
Fergiiibn  Sanuiel,  fhipwrit^ht,  25  3  N  vSecond 
Ferree  Jofeph,  gentleman,  150  N  Third 
Ferris  Benjamin,  clock  and  watchmaker,  17  N  2d 

Ferris ,  te?xher,  65  N  Sixth 

Fiiffuux  Ann,  -widow,   16  N  Sixth 
Field  Chriflian,  widow,  127  VvaJnut- 
Field  Peter,  taylor,  1  37  Spruce 
Field  Peter,  brick  maker,  3  ^-lerediths- row- 
Field  John,  merchant,  409  High 
Field  ^'  Son,  merchants,  409  High 
Field  Stephen,  taylor,  35  9  N  Third 
Field  Mary,  tayloreis  4  Merediths  raw 
Field  Nathan,  merchant,  47  N  Front 
Field  William,  grain  meafurer,  near  60  Union 
Fielder  David,  manner  297  S  5th 
Fields  William,  Iviborer,  S  5th,  below  Meritts  lane 
Fielding  Robert,  coach  maker,  307  k  325  High 
Figth  Mary,  huckfler,  CreiTons  alley 
Figuieres  ,  boarding  houfe,  208  S  Second 

Filler  Andrew,  boot  &  fhoemaker,  156  S  Front 
FJllette  Margaret,  boarding  houfe,  182  Spruce 
Filpot  Abraham,  laborer,  2  3  Parrams  alley 
Fim.eton  John,  carpenter,  corner  of  Tenth  &.  Chefnut 
Fjnch  Widow,  tavern  keeper,  7  Chefnut 
Finney  John,  oak  cooper.  Biddies  alley 
Finney  Charles,  carpenter-  22  Fear 
Finegan  Mary,  milliner  1 11  N  Second,  1C6  Front 
Fink  Jacob,  flecking  weaver.  26  North  alley 
Finley  James,  teacher,  23  i  Mulberry, 
Finley  Hugh,  carpenter,  253  S  Fourth 
Finn  Jan^.es,  tavern  keeper,  near  15  Cedar 
Finn  Jacob,  Ihoemaker,  Charlotte  flreet 
rirehauker  Hem  y,  fugar  boiler,  1 17  CallowhIIi- 
Fireing  Philip,  taylor,  197  St.  Johns 
Firman  Rachel,  white  v/aflier.  Little  Seventh 
Firth  John,  iTiop  keeper,  108  N  Third 
Firth  P  reft  on  C.  carpenter,  28  St.  Johns. 
Fifher  Iirael,  carpenter,  25  Prime 
Fiiher  Andrevv,  batter,  ^I'Cullough  court 
Filher  Archibald,  tavern  keeper,  223  Swanfon- 
Filhe?  Ellas,  grocer,  409  X  Front 


(      88      ) 

fher  David,  painter^  100  N  Seventh 

fhcr  iTIifha,  merchant,  36  Mulberry 

flier  Catherine?  huckfter  92  N  Third 

flier  iiliflia  Sc  co.  ironmongers  39  N  Front 

fher  Frederick,  victualler,  York  road 

filer  George,  rag  merchant  177  SalTafras 

fher  George,  wharf  builder,  68  Budd 

fher  Henry,  fhoemaker,  31  Pewter  platter  alley 

fher  James  C.  Sc  S.  \V.  merchants  13  Mulben'y 

fner  James  C.  merchant  21  Mulberry 

fner  Jofliua,  merchant,  5  Dock 

flier  Jolm,  rope  maker.  Carpenter  (S) 

fher  John,  mariner,  17  Plumb 

fher  Miers,  merchant,  92  S  Front 

fher  iM.  tlitrmometor  maker,  82  N  Fourth 

fner  Ivlary,  nurfe,  55  N  Sixth 

(her  Widow,  58  N  Third 

fher  Nicholas,  lace  8c  fringe  weaver,  65Mulberry 

fher  J.  hamefs  maker  Sc  trimmer,  6  Stalls  court 

fher  Samuel,  card  maker,  4  N  Sixth 

fher  Samuel  Sc  Miers,  merchants,  27  Dock 

fher  Samuel,  fen.  grazier,  12  Crefibns  alley 

fher  Samuel  R.  merchant,  1 10  S  Front 

fher  Thomas,  under  flieriff,  Sixth  near  Cedar  f| 

fher  Thomas,  merchant,   142  S  Second 

flier  widow,  wafner,  Vine  alley 

flier  Wm.  S.  bookbinder,  476  N  Third 

HERS    WHARF    OPENS    NE>:T    63    N    WATER. 

flier  Samuel,  W.  merchant,  23  Mulberry 

Ik  John,  rope  maker,  508  S  Front 

fs  John,  fail  maker,  54  N  Eighth 

fs  Dorothy,  blackfmith,  8th  above  Vine 

fs  Henry,  tanner,  above  548  N  Third 

fs  r.Iarv,  gentlewoman,  12  German  fl     • 

fs  Jofeph;  M.  D.  38  X.  £ighth  fl 

fs  Sc  M'Glathery,  wheat-fan,  wire  workers,  1 4  Spruce 

(ler  Frederick,  laborer,  204-  Green  fl 

fs  Jacob,  laborer,  (Charlotte  fl 

t:ler  Jacob,  tanner  Sc  currier,  5  1 1  N  Second  fl 

tch  Jofeph,  fan  maker,  85  Brov.n  fl 

thin  Thos.  mariner,  498  S  Front 

tlow  George,  drover,  37  ]5udd 

tfgarrel  Thos.  fnoemaker,  61  PafTyunk  road 

tzgerald  Keran,  flable  keepe?,  22  N  Second 


(     89     ) 

Fitzgd'ald  Robert,  blockmaker,    10  Liltlc  Wutcr 
Fitzpatrick  Mary,  widow,   141  Green 
]''itznali"lck  Barney,  r';rocer,  Philbert  above  Teiith 
Fitzrandolph  Ifaac,  Ihoeniaker,  4  3  Cbcfniit 
Fitziimnions  Thos.  merchant,  2  15  Chcfnut 
riag-;^  Jonathan,  Ihip-jclner,  Lilly  alley 
Flahaven  Roger,  brufn  maker,  o  S  Second 
Flake  Sarah,  huckllcr,  l-U  N  Water 
Flake  Jacob,  taylor,    1 GS  N  Fifth 
Flake  Georg-e,  painter,   61  N  Sth  Sc  297  Mulberry- 
Flaly  ■         ,  coachmaker,   8  N  Seventh 
Flanagan  Sc  I\rMenney,  grocers,  54  Cedar 
i'lanagan  Stephen,  pilot,  44  1-  S  Front 
Flanagan  Kannah,  Avidow,    13o  r/hilberrv 
Flanery  Mathev.'  grocer,    166  N  ^Vater 
I'lannley  John,  grocer,   1 19  Plumb 
Flaxberd  Lewis,  barrov  porter,    18  F.\rmer5  allev 
Fleefon  Rev.  Thomas,  275  N  Front 
Fleming  Wm.  manner,  113  Catlierine, 
Fleming  Ann,  grocer,  S3  S  "WaterO: 

Fleming acccmptant   13  Birds  idlzv 

Fleming  Jofeph,  laborer,  S^ackemuxen 

Fleming- James,  mariner,  2.31  Catherine 

Fleming  Charles,  tavernkeeper"    150  N  Water 

Fleming  Stearn,  cabinet  maker,   334  S  Second.^ 

Fleano  John,  mariner,  63  Meade  allev 

Fletcher  John,  teacher,  12  below  Yv^alnut  ft 

Fletcher  vSarah,  widow,  1  !  7  N-Sixth 

Fletcher  Richaa-d,  fea  captain,  37  SaiTafras 

jrletcher  James,  plaiftei^er,   50  Mary  (City) 

Fiickvire  C.  Sc  M.  ftopkeepers,  Ss's  Second 

Flickwire  David,  carpenter,  24  German 

Fling  W'm.  painter  Sec.  155  N  Front 

Fling  Sulannah,  boarding  hciife,  23  S  Fourth 

Fling  Fdward,  paiflter  Iz  glazier,  36  Coats  alley 

tlinhoft  James,  mariner,  Seipz's  court 

Flinn  Thomas,  liable  keeper,  Watkins  court 

Flinn  Thomas,  liable  keeper,  Vv  atkins'  court 

Flinn  Richard,  fea  captain,  50  Green 

Fliiit  John,  coach  maker,  210  Mulberry 

Plinthron  ^Vm.  niercht.  19  N  Water  k  19  Keys.aRey 

l.imthron  John,  cedar  cooper,  9  1   Vine 

Flinloil  James,  mariner,  back  of  64  SalTairas 

p      o 


(     90    ) 

Flood  Lydia,  grocer,  S  Fifth  below  Meritts  Uine 
Flood  Hugh,  laborer,   310  SaiTafrus 
Flood  John,  mariner,   84  N  Seventh 
Florence  Eleanor,  \vido\v,  25  Parrams  alley 
Fliiih  John,  fugar  boiler,  Kiinckle  ft 
Flowers  George,  feedftore,  274-  SalTafras 
Flowers  Catherine,  widov/,  16  Brown 
Flov/ers  John,  gentleman,  45  Swanfon 
Flowers  Thomas,  corder,  SO  Vine 
Flyder  C.  huckfter,  218  Cedar 
/oaldas  ?vlary,  boea'ding  houfe,  26  Cyprefs  alley 
Forbiger  Elizabeth,  Avidow,  263  High 
i^oering  Frederick,  currier,    166  N  Second 
Aering  John,  baker,  1 66  N  Second 
i'cering  Samuel  ^  F.  curriers,  228  N  Second 
jPoggo  Wm.  B.  mariner,   12  Queen- 
/'ogal  Nicks,  hog  drover,  5 1  Green 
i^oUin  John,  waiter,  26  Cyprefs  alley 
i^ohvell  Nathaa.  merchant,  44  N  Second,  2  S  Second 
iolwell  R.  £c  J.  printers,  corner  of  Strawbery  &  Trot- 
ters alley 
folwell  John,  merchant,  52  &  57  N  Front 
/olwell  Samuel,  minature  painter,  14  Moravian  allejr 
Jolwell  Wm.  fhopkeeper,   36  N  Secoml 
/onde  Andrew,  groce-r,   290  S  Third 
/'ootMary,  tavernkeeper,    10  Lsetitia  court 
Forbes  Arthur,  fliipwright,  16  Mary  (S) 
/orbes  Ann,  widow,  Reads  alley 
/orce  Peter,  flioemaker,  9  Coombs  alley 
/ord  J.  wheelwright,  next  88  N  Sixth  &  166  N  8th 
Ford  Elizabeth,  mantwa  maker,  127  Cherry 
Ford  Wm.  fhallopman,  396  N  Front 
Ford  Lawrence,  fleeve  button  fa6\ory,  187  SalTali'as 
Ford  Matthias,  fea  captain,  135  N  Fifth 
Ford  Jeremiah,  laborer,  485  N  Second 
Ford  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  211  S  Third 
Forde  Standifn,  merchant,  27  Vine 
Forde  Mary,  Avidow,  192  Vine 
Forde  Mary,  boarding  houfe,  38  Queen 
Fordham  Benj.  fliipwright,  5  6  Vine 
Forepaugh  George,  carpenter,  254  N  Second 
Forepaugh  Frederick,  carpenter,   33  Callowhiil 
Foreiler  HcJiry,  bluckfmith,  above  Sixth 


(     91      ) 

Forman  John,  vicinal ler,  Charlotte 

ForreA  Wm.  accomptant,  i  1  George 

Forreft  John,  gentleman,  5  1  Brown 

Forreil  Michael,  laborer,  98  Chriftian 

Forreft  Thomas,  conftable,  55  S  Fifth 

Forfter  ,  fliipwright,  565  S  Front 

Forfyth  David,  taylor,   8c  falefman,  33  Shippen 

Fortein  James,  fail  maker,  95  S  Wharves 

Fovtune  Michael,  gentleman,  39  Walnut 

Fortune  Nicholas,  coal  merchant,    193  &  164  N  3d 

Fortune  John,  B.  hair  dreffer,  84  Shippen 

Fortune  James,  fail  maker,   50  Shippen 

Fortune  W.  blackfmith,  158  Vine  k  8th  above  Vine 

Fortifau  Sarah,  fliopkeeper,  74  Almond 

FolYel  J.  W.  merchant,    103  Mulberry 

Fofter  Walter,  taylor,  90-  Swanfon 

Fofter  Ephraim,  farmer,  Callowhill  wharf 

Fofter  Peter,  fhipmafler,   115  Swanfon 

Fofter  Wm.  laborer,  37  Plumb 

Fofter  George,  well  digger,  98  N  Seventh, 

Fofter  Ifaac,  laborer,  St.  Tammany 

Fofter  Silas  fea  captain,  35  Aimoncl 

Fothergill  Vv^m.  merchant,    131  S  Front 

Fotrell  Stephen  D.  39  Mary  ft  (S) 

Fougery  Rene,  whitefmith,  15  Pine. 

Fouguet  Louis,  tavernkeeper,  N  Tenth- 

Fouike  O.  fc  C.  china  ftore,  275  High 

Fouike  Catherine,   feamftrefs,  112  Callov.'hill. 

Fouike  Cafper,  fea  capt,    138  N  Third 

Fouike  F.  coach  blind  maker,  3  Etris  court 

Fouike  Caleb,  merchant,  47  N  8th 

Founderv/hite  Jacob,  5  3  Coates 

Founter  Wm.  mariner,  403  S  Second 

Fournier  E.  fhopkeeper,    155  N  Third 

Fouth  Jacob,  kuckfter,  Saftafras  above  Broad 

Fous  Matthias,  Ihoemaker,  346  N  Second 

Fow  Henry,  victualler,  Shakemuxen 

Fow  Jaco^,  vi6\ua}ler,   Shakemuxen 

Fow  Wm.  victualler,  Shakemuxen 

Fowzer  John,  tavernkeeper,  71  Brewers  alley 

Fowler  Michael,  fhipwright,  28  Mary  (S) 

Fowler  Mary,  feaniftrefs,    10  Schievelys  alley 

Fox  Chriftian,  cabinet  maker>  34  Crown. 


(  ya  ) 

Fox  Elizabeth,  widow,  32  N  Third 

lox  1- dward,  recorder  of  deeds,  85  N  vSeventh 

/"ox  ('eorge,  blackfraith,  21  Callowhill 

/ox  Cccrge,  fhipwright,  Penn  (K) 

/'OX  George,  caulker,  39  Brov/n 

jPox  George,  Chefnut  above  Ninth 

7ox  Janies,  laborer,  Hanover 

/ex  Janies,  laborer,  above  17  Pewter  platter  aiiey 

/ex  John,  brick  maker.  367  Mulberry 

J'o-ii  John,  fhip  carpenter,  64  Coates 

Jox  John,  carpenter,  22  Queen 

/ox  Juftian,  taylor,  1 1  N  Third 

iox  Joieph,  cr}'er  cf  the  court,  175  N  Tiiivd 

iox  Mary,  teacherefs,  531  S  Front 

/ox  ?vlichael,  laborer,  125  CaHov/hill 

/ox  Michael,  brickmaker,  5  4  Piiilbert 

/gx  Iv!ich?:el,  wheel  m^kcr,  New 

/ox  Martha,  niilliner,  42  High 

/ox  Samuel,  prefident  of  the   Pcnnfyivania   ]j£ri.k, 

near  1  40  Chefnut 
Fox  William,  94  N  Sixth 
Fav  Michael,  tavior,  Biddies  alley 
Fay  John,  taylor,  47  S  Third 
/raley  Frederick,  baker,  7  Chvnxh  court 
Fraley  John  U.  baker  £5  New  R.reet 
Frame  Nathan,  blackfmith,  125  German. 
France  Ann.  widovr,  1-38  S  I'oi'rth 
l-rance  Ann,  v.'idow,   154  Chefhut 
I'rancis  John,  Union  Hotel,  ISO  High 
F'rancis  D*  V.  gentleman,  42  Plumb 
F  rancis  Henry,  tanner,  /ighth  above  Vine 
j'rancis  William  comedia/.i   90  N  /igbth 
Francis  Wiiliam,   laborer,  N.  /.  corner  Eleventh  oc 

SalTafras 
Francis  Lewis,  laborer,  Fourth  above  Coates 
Francis  Thomas,  Vv''.  merchant,  98  S  Third 
F'rancis  Jacob,  mariner,  Jones  alley 
Francis  Thomas,  gentleraan.  24G  S  Seventh 
F'rancis  John,  waiter,    1C9  Cherry 
/rancis  John,  porter,  2.5  CreiTons  alley 
F'rancis  Jofeph,  laborer,  near  207  Cherry 
/rancis  Jofeph,  accomptant.    Pine  above  Sixlth 
/ranck  Geore-e,  calliso  s^lazier,  23  N  F'ourth 


(     93     ) 

Trank  John,  coacliman,   118  S  Tifth 

Prank  Jacob,  tanner.  Noble  near  Fourth 

Frankelbnry  Sarah,  boarding;  houfe,  58  Vine 

frankelbury  <,  boarding  houfe,  Pfieffers  alley 

/'rankford  John,  fea  captain,  346  S  Jront 

/"ranklin  Charles,  painter,  290  Mulberry 

£rank]in  Lemuel,  fhoemaker,  277  S  Fifth 

i^ranklin  Walter,  attorney  at  la^v,  83  S  Second 

i^ranklin  Wni.  cabinet  maker,  2  S  Fourth 

Fraiier  Andrew,  grocer,  437  N  Second 

Jrafier  Jean,  v/idow,  1 3  Webbs  alley 

FrsLzltv  Nalbro,  merchant,  95  &  104  S  Front 

/"razier  SanriueL  barber,  Little  Oak 

-Frazier  Sufann2.h,  gentlewoman,  145  Lombard 

/"razier  Matthias    fail  maker,  87  Chriilian 

-Frazier  Ann,  taylorefs,  6  XIV  Chimney? 

-frazier  Sc  Smylie,  failmalvers,  next  21  Swanfon 

Crazier  Robert,  attorney  a.i  law,  123  Chefnut 

i^razier  V/m.  porter,  Chrifi.id.B,  aboYe  Thirxl* 

/reck  Jacob,  bricklayer,  Poplar  lane 

-Trederick  Jacob,  laborer,  Palmer 

i^rederick  John,  rie-c-er,  248  N  Front 

xredrickfon  G.  grocer,  2  12  N  Second 

Free  Lambert,  fail  maker,  York  court 

/'ree  Benj.  taylor,  314  N  Front 

-Free  Patrick,  laborer,  9  Stimpers  alley 

-Tree  John,  mariner,  52  Shippen 

/"reeberry  Jacob,  block  maker.  Noble  near  Front 

Freeman  B.  tavernkeeper,  Cedar  above  Eleventh 

Freemr.n  Barney,  mariner,  207  N  Water 

Freem.an  T.  B.  merchant,  135  High 

Freeman  Aaron  M.  trunkmaker,  254  N  Front 

Freeman  Calo,  carter,  46  Small 

Freem.an  Eflher,  wa&er,  8  Small 

Freeman  Sam.ueL  laborer,  Mary  above  Seventh  ft 

Freeman  Jacob,    loborer.  Smiths  court 

-^'reeough  Rev.  John  F.  74  Race 

i^reeftone  widow,  fnopkeeper,  490  S  Second 

French  Charles,  gentleman,  Watkins  court 

French  — — ,  taylor,  near  5  Dock 

French  Jolm,  laborer,  Tenth  above  Saffafras 

French  Wm.  merchant,  48  S  Front 

French  Robt.  mariner,  254  S  Front 


(     94     ) 

Frenno  Paul,  boarding  boufe«  131  N  Water 

/"refnaye  Lewis,  tobacconift  57  S  front 

Fretwell  John,  {lore  keeper  16  S  Sixth 

Freyer  &  co.  merchants,  209  S  Second 

Freytag  Michael,  potter,  294  S  Fifth 

Fricke  Auguflns  ^voolen  draper  8c  mens  mercer,  7  St 

1  i  S  Third 
Fricke  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  380  N  Second 
Frick  Michael,  brafs  founder,  364  N  Third 
Fricker  Jofeph,  grocer,  362  N  Second 
Fries  John,  merchant,  90  High 
Fries  Jacob,  innkeeper,  140  N  Second 
Frifbee  John,  mariner,  55  Small  ft 
Frifcham  Daniel,  broker,  95  S  Fifth 
Fritz  Catherine,  {hopkeeper,  376  S  front 
Fritz  George,  blackfmith,  437  N  Third 
Fritz  John,  porter,  124  S  Fifth 
Fritz  Mary,  cake  baker,  256  SaiTafras 
Fritz  Peter,  flicpkeeper,  144  Spruce 
Fritz  Peter,  ftone  cutter,  22  5Saffafras 
Fry  Ellis,  vi6lualler,  99  Cherry 
Fry  Jofeph,  door  keeper  FfeifFers  alley 
Fry  George,  laborer,  170  Green 
Fry  Henry,  taylor,  70  Vine 
Fry  Jacob,  ftevadore,  28  Elfreths  alley 
Fry  Michael,  viflualler,  56  N  Sixth 
Fry  John,  block  maker,  28  Elfreths  alley 
Fry  Robert,  fhoemaker,  Lilly  alley 
Fry  William,  bookfelkr  &c.  36  Chefniit 
F'ryberger  John,  Ti6\ualler,  Garden  ft 
Fryburg  John,  vi6\ualler,  77  N  Eighth 
Fryon  John,  fugar  boiler,  Kunckle 
Fulfet  John,  oyfterman,  1 16  N  Eighth 
Fullenfby  John,  ihallopman,  442  N  Front 
Fuller  Catherine,  boarding  houfe,  U7  N  Second 
Fuller  Elizabeth,  ^vido^v,  118  Swapfon 
Fuller  John,  fliip  joiner  16Parrams  alley 
FuIIerton  Alexander,  ftore  keeper  70  N  Third 
Fullerton  Valeria  gentleman,  113  Mulberry 
F\ilieiton  Eleanor,  boardintr  houfe.  28  Queen 
Fullerton  Efther,  witlow,  85  N  Third 
r  \illerton  Robert,  fhip^vright,  Warren  ft 
Fulmer  Cafper-  laborer,  27  Budd 


(     95     ) 

Fulnier  Frederick,  porter,  4th  above  Brown 
Fulton  Samuel,  grocer,  257  High  &  43  Philbcrt 
Fulton  James,  grocer,  395  S  Front 
Furlong  James,  flioemaker  38  German 
F'urlong  John,  caulker,  479  N  Third 
Furlow  ,  62  Catherine, 

Furr  Daniel,  carter,  Smiths  court 
Furdy  Maunis,  grocer,  271  S  Fourth 
Fyan  John,  Ihoemaker,  39  Coates 


G 


ABEL  PETER,  carpenter,  5  3  Brown 
Gabel  John,  carpenter,  47  Brown 
X^aell  William,  watchman,  Cedar  above  Ninth 
Gahrman  Abraham,  painter,  26  Appletree  alley 
Galbraith  Patrick,  clock  maker,  30  Almond 
Gale  Elizabeth,  feamflrefs,  39  Keys  alley 
Gales  Jofeph,  mariner,  Smiths  court 
Gallagar  Richard,  fhoemaker,  HON  Fourth 
Gr.llagher  William,  blackfmith,  197  St.  Johns 
Gallagher  Andrew,  fea  captain,  143  S  Fifth 
Gallagher  Charles,  oak  cooper  59  Pine 
Gallagher  Charles,  laborer,  9  Stampers  alley 
Gallagher  George,  bag  porter,  98  Catherine 
Gallagher  Margaret,  ihop  keeper,  380  S  Second 
Gallagher  James,  merchant  18  S  Front 
Gallagher  James,  M.  D.  4 1  S  Second 
Gallet  /rancis,  French  academy.  North  alley 
Galloway  Jofeph,  fea  captain,  246  S  Third 
Galloway  James,  laborer  12  Paffyunk  road 
Gaily  John,  tobacconift,  173  N  Front 
Gambell  John,  fawyer,  24  Queen 
Gambcll  Mary,  fhopkeeper,  68  Appletree  alley 
Gambell  Wm.  fea  captain,  corner  of  Dock  ^  Third 
Gambell  James,  merchant,  200  Spruce  . 
Gambell  James,  grocer,  407  S  Second 
Gamper  Widow,  18  Brown 
Gamey  John,  blackfmith,  62  Brewers  alley 
Gano  Zelpha,  feamflrefs,  Richardfon  court 
Garaud  Janies^  taylor,  64  Chefnut 


(     SG     ) 

GardeUe  Jamcs,  ckntift,  75  Walnut 
Gardner  Aaron,  grocer,  15  S  Seventh 
Gardner  Benjamiii,  carpenter,  254  Lombard 
Gardner  EraziMa,  fea  captain,  17  Elfreths  alley 
Gardner  Mrs.  niirfe,  27  Church  court 
Gardner  Cuff,  laborer,  WelPns  court 
Gardner  Plenry,  coach  maker,  Xev/ 
Gardner  Henrietta,  vralher,  119  S  Sixth 
Gardner  Jacob,  coach  maker,  109  Vine 
Gardner  James,  carpenter,  Clover  alley 
Gardner  James,  innkeeper,  Centre  fquare 
Gardner  John,  coach  painter,  41  Keys  alley 
Gardner  Parlfn,  oak  cooper,  Oak  (N.  L.) 

Gardiner  * ,  fea  captain,  Pftilfers  alley 

Gardiner  John  jun.  merchant  2  Mulberry,  28  Straw- 
berry ft 
Gardiner  Peter,  chair  maker,  91  N  Front 
Gardiner,  Rachel,  mantua  maker,  115  Chefnut 
Garner  Martin,  gentleman,  6  Prilne 
Garlaud  Rofe,  v/idov/,  30  Crown 
Garlen  Lewis,  mariner,  Weft  ft 
Garlick  Margaret,  nurfe,  6  Schievelys  alley 
Garlick  Barbaiy,  waftier,  3  Farmers  alley 
Garns  John,  cai-penter,  448  SalTafras 
Garrett  Philip,  clock  &  v/atch  maker,  15  N  Second 
Garrett  liaac,  laborer,  57  Becks  alley 
Garrett  Levi,  tobacconift,  120  S  Front 
Garrey  William,  carter,  Locuft  above  Seventh 
Garrick  Elizabeth,  huckfter,  188  Mulberry 
Garrigue5  Abraham  M.  merchant  86  New. 
Garrlgues  Benjamin  F.  merchant,  49  S  Vv'harves 
Garrigues  William,  meafurer  of  carpenters  work,  41 

Cherry 
Garrigues  Sc  Marftiall,  merchants,  next  139  High 
Garrigues  Mary,  feamftrefs,  Hoffmans  alley 
GaiTigues  Samuel,  notary  public  &c.  corner  of  Front 

k  Callowhill 
Garring  Micliael,  laborer,  Brown  (K) 
Garriibn  Henry,  coach  maker,  494  S  Second 
Garrifon  Joftiua  coach  maker,  162  S  Fifth 
Garnfon  John,  harnefs  maker,  490  S  Second 
Garrifton  James,  laborer,  Little  Oak  ft 
Gartcy,  John,  iliocmakcr,  Weft  ft 


C    ^^7    ) 

GaTtlar.f]  John,  china  (lore,  89  N  Second 
Gartley  John,  teacher,  19  Cherry 
Gartley  Sc  Stevenfon,  grocers  116  Swanfon 
Garven  James,  laborer  238  S  Fifth 
Gar-wood  James  lahorer,  45  Prime 
GarM'ood  Jofeph,  flone  cutter,  Cherry  above  11th 
f^arwood  Margaret,  widoAV,  549  S  Front 
Garwood  William,  fhip  -wrieht,  468  S  Front 
Gafchet  G.  Son,  Sc  co.  merchants  1 12  Walnut 
Caikill  Ebenezer,  oak  cooper,  198  Mulberry 
Gafkin  John,  mariner,  Callowhill  near  Sevent4i 
Gafs  George,  ccnflable.  84  Dock 
Gates  N.  fea  captain,  44  1  S  Front 
Gathan  William,  lilverfmith.  9  Dock 
Gathier  Prince,  mariner,  185  S  Front 
Gatlifte  Samuel,  merchant,  124  Spruce 
Gatk-r  Martin,  Pnoe maker,  SalTafi-as  alley 

Gxtz ,  carpenter,  158  St.  Johns 

Gsetz  Frederick,   gun  maker,  225  N  Second 
G:£tz  Jacob,  baker,  18  Chriflian 
Gaul  Frederick,  grocer,  354  N  Third 
Gaw  C.  gr-ocer,  1  i7  >irew,  &  corner  of  Front  Sc  Vir/e 
,  Gaw  G.  chair  maker,  90  K  front  24  Flfrcths  alley 
Gaw  k  M'  Gee,  grocers,   180  N  Front 
Gaw  Robert,  chair  maker,  280  S  Second 
Geather  Catherine,  white  wailner,  XIV  Chimneys 
Gebler  Godfrey,  jr.  fmith  Sc  farrier,  near  58  S  Fourtii 
Gebler  ]Msitthia3,  above  38  New 
Geblei-  Godfrey  fen.  82  Dock 
Gebler  John  F.  -merchant,  3  Watkins  court 
Geiger  Martin  baker,  37^  N  Second 
Geiger  Charles,  oyilerman,  37  Crown 
Gemeny  John,  fea  capt.  38  Coates  alley 
Genther  John,  H.  taylcr,  4  S  Fourth 
Genther  Charles,  fhoeraaker,   Brookes  alley 
Genther  Charles,  laborer,  2  52  St.  Johns 
Genther  Fiancis  viclualler,  42  Budd 
Gentry  Robert,  fliipwright,    1 1  Artillery  lane 
George  Charles,  oak  cooper,  196  S  Water 
George  iSIatthew,  cabinet  maker,  Germanto\vn  ro&d 
George  Margaret,  widow,  Locufl  above  Eighth 
George  Mary,  mantua  maker,  near  12  K.unc)vle 
^eorge  ^.lary.-  widow,  204  S  Fourth 


(     98     ) 

Ccoree  Richard,  fea  capt.  278  S  Front 

<Jeorge  \Vm.  laborer,   142  S  Eighth 

C'zcorge  Wm.  cabinet  niaker  66  N  Seventh 

Cerd  Elizabeth,  teacherefs,  o7  Coates  alley 

Gerhard  Wva.  hatter,  44  N  Front 

Gerhard  Conrad,  Ihopkeeper,  118  N  Second 

Gerin  Madame,  gentle^Toman,  63  S  Third 

Gernion  Mary,  fh0pkeeper,  25  2  S  Seventh 

Gernion  John,  goldfmith,  &c.   35  Third 

Gernion  Richard,  merchant,  144  Mulberry 

Gert  Nicholas,  laborer,  Steinmetz  court 

Gefhall  George,  mariner,  64  Philbert 

Geucke  Henry,  grocer,  240  N  Front 

Geyer  Andrew,  ironmonger,   136  N  Third 

Cieyer  John,  painter,  72  SaiTafras 

Gever  John,  printer,  62  N  Sixth 

<^ibbins  Francis,  taylor,  92  Gafliill 

CJibbons  David,  mariner,  28  X  Seventh 

Gibbons  Thos.  laborer,  427  S  Second 

Gibbs  Benj.  fenr.  gentleman,  31  Mulberry 

Gibbs  Benj.  juv-.r.  attorney  at  law,  31  Mulberry 

Gibbs  Burrows  boarding  houfe,  27  X  Water 

Gibbs  Charles,  flioemaker,  Carlyles  alley 

Gibbs  Charlotte,  milliner,  85  X  Front 

Gibbs  Jacob,  laborer,  97  Lombard 

Gibbs  Jacob,  carter,    124  Pine 

Gibbs  James,  waterman,  5  3  Coales 

Gibbs  Jofiah  W.  Sc  Co.  merchants,   108  High 

Gibbs  Jos.  AV.  Sc  \Vm.  merchants,  43  S  Eighth 

Gibbs  Joel,  hatter,  38  High  &  68  N  Front 

Gibbs  Thomas,  tanner,  16  Brown 

Giberfon  M.  Sc  E.   milliners  i<  mantua  makers,  5  9 

INIulberry 
Giberfon  Ezekiel,  wire  faaory,    33  Pewter  platter 

alley 
Glbertfon  Mary,  mantua  maker,  44  S  Fifth 
Gibfon  Edward,  china ftore,  7  N  Fifth 
Gibfon  George,  blackfmith,  Lilly  alley 
Gibfon  James,  difliller,  PalTyunk  road 
Gibfon  James,  attorney  at  law,  78  Walnut  Sc  61  S 

Fourth 
Gibfon  James,  carpenter,  200  Cherry 
(iibfon  John,  teacher,  5  Watkins  court 
Gibfon  Thomas,  fruiterer,  Taper*  alley 


(     99     ) 

Gibfon  Wm.  fea  capt.  44  Almond 

Gideon  J.  bru!"h  Sc  black-ball  maker,   189  Mulberry 

Gideon  Henry,  viclualler,   Wood,  above  Eighth  ft 

Gierard  John,  merchant,   13  1  S  Second 

Giezus  Martin,  carver  25  Walnut 

Gip^^  Augufune,  baker,  46  Union 

GiiTms  Azariah,  taylor,  25  Swanfon 

GiiTord  Thomas,  mariner,  349  S  Front 

Gihon  John,  taylor,   71  Queen 

Giihagan  George,  brewer,   10  Elbow  lane 

Gilbert  Edward,   carpenter,  Frankfort  Road 

Gilbert  Da^id  carpenter,  4  N  Sixth 

Gilbert  David  toyman,  42  S  Fourth 

David  Frederick  taylor,  68  S  Water 

Gilbert  Jacob,  taylor,  53  S  Vv'ater, 

Gilbert  Mary  Sc  Son,  umbrella  ixtakersj  6  S  Second 

Gilbert  ?vlichael,  potter  9  Branch 

Gilchriil  Charles,  merchant,    lOS  High 

Gildea  James,  fea  captain.  Sterling  allej 

Gilby  Wm.  mariner,  77  Chriftian 

Gile  Wm.  mariner,    15  GaftiiU 

Giles  Wm.  gentleman,    122  X  Fourth 

Giles  W^ra.  accomptant,   19  Green 

Giles  Samuel,  hair  dreffer,  6  Birds  alley 

Giles  Thomas  laborer.  Fourth  above  Coates- 

Gilfry  Wm.  lliipwright  23  Becks  alley 

Gilf^y  John  laborer,  2?  Prime 

Gilfry  Matthew,  fhipwright,  2 So  Svranfon 

Gill  David,  cutler,  22  Starr  alley 

Gill  John  Surveyor,   63  S  Front 

Gill  Rach-el,  fpinfter,    135  Spruce 

Gill  Robert,  naval  ftore  keeper  9  N  Sixth  &  near  31 

Soutli  Wiiarves 
Giii  Wm.  carter,  18  Small 
Gillman  Jaracs,  watchman,  82  Plumb 
Gllmiu'  George,  watchmaker,    16  Strawberri- 
Gillan,  Edward,  taylor,  243  3  Fourth 
Gillan  John,  taylor,    100  S  Water 
Gillafpie  Han;iah,  fhopkeepi;r,  276  S  Front 
Gillafpie  Daniel,  laborer,  Iludfons  lane 
Gillafpie  Hannah,  mantua  maker,  34  Elfreths  alley 
Gillafpie  Sc  Strong,  druggifis,  iC3  S  Second 
Gillafpie  George,  .M.  D.  175  Walnut 
GUlsLt  John  E.  grocer,  IS2  Cetlar 


(    ipo    ) 

Gillet  Wm.  fill p\Y right,  9  Parram?,  alley 
Gilliams  Lewis,  furgcon,  2  6  Mulberry 
Gillingham  James,  merchant,    103  High 
Gilllngham  Sc  Briggs,  Ihopkeepers,  15  N  Second 
GiUingham  James,  hatter,  83  N  Second 
Gillingham ,   leading  mufician  at  the  theatre 

2'l3  SalTafras 
Gilliou  Eben.  filk  fcourer,  172  Mulberry 
Gilmore,  Sc  Reifbfam,  grocers,   118  S  Second 
Gilpin,  Lydia,  widow,   159  S  Second 
Gilpin  Dennis,  accomptant,  CoojDcrs  court 
Gilpin  Jofhua,  merchant,    149  S  Front 
Gilpin  Thomas,  merchant,  149  S  Front 
Gilpin  Thomas,  lumber  infpeclor,  23  Vine 

Cimpey  • ,  limner,  SalTafras  above  Juniper 

Ginder,  Elizabeth,  milliner,  201  N  Second 
Ginder  John,  tavernkeeper,  Mulberry  above  11th 
Gippens  Riehard,  26  Callowhill 
Girard  Stephen,  merchant,  21  k  23  N  Water 
Girdon  James,  m^ariner,    10  Carters  alley 
Girvau  James,  taylor,  next  }9  1  Chefnut 
Gitchell  David,  wheelright,  366  S  Second 
Gitchell  Eliflia,  feedftore,  230  Saffiifras 
Glading  James,  oak  cooper,  6  Little  Water 
Glading  Joicph,  nailor,  197  St.  Johns 
Glading  Rebecca,  boarding  houfe,  8  Little  Water 
Glan  John,  laborer,  Queen  (K) 
Glaufe  Jacob,  hatter,  3  67  N  Second 
Glazier  Henry,   ihocmaker,   356  N  Third 
Glazier  David,  nailor,    191  St.  Johns 
Glenn  Wm.  bricklayer,   69  North  Tenth 
Glenn  Daniel,  laborer,  Shakemuxen 
Glenn  Thos.  laborer,  7  Piune 
Glentwonh  P.  F.  M.  D,   144  SalTafras 
Glentworth  James,  broker,  34  Chefnut 

dole  . ',  widow,  huckfter,  St.  Tammany 

Glover  Wm.  lea  capt.   3  Mary  (S) 

Grou  Peter,  taylor,   133  N  Third 

Goe  Wm.  mate,  210  South  P'ront 

Godfrey  Edward  taylor,  245  S  Fourth 

Godfrey  John,  W.  iron  merchant,  3  S  Sixth  U  5.  S 

Wharves 
Godfrey  Lot,  laborer,  73  Chriftian 
Goff  Si^jnuel,  bricklayer,  75  Queen 


(      101      ) 

Goft'  Stephen,   mariner,  Beech 
GoO'  Thomas,  fhipwricvht,  22  Coxes  alky 
Goddard  Geoige,  blackTinith,  211  N  Second 
Godfhall  Frederick,  ihin.i^le  merchant,   182  Swanfoit 
Godlhall  John,  Ihoemaker,  576  N  Third 
Color  James,  waiter,   64  N  Ninth 
Y'.old  Joftph,  oyilerman.  Biddies  alley 

Goidmg »>  lea  captain,  64  Spruce 

Goldin:<  Charles,  laborer,  27  2  S  Fourth 
Goldlmith  Thomas,  plane  maker,  383  N  Second. 
Goidfmith  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  7!  Cherry 
Goidy  Jacob,  carter,  194  Cherry 
Galiegher  John,  laborer,  near  112  Walnut 
Gonibach  John,  goJdfmith,  84  N  fixth 
Gominger  Jacob,  flour  ftore,  17  1  X  Third 
Gominger  Sulannah,.  flour  ilore,  166  N  Third  ^* 
Good  Thomas,  plaillerer,  92-Gaikill 
Goodman  John,  whitefmith,  258  X  Front 
Goodman    John,    jun.    ironmonger,     201    Sc   205    N 

Third  32  St.  Johns 
Goodman  Samueli.carpenter,  22  Klmckle 
Goodman  Phoebe,  faop-ketper,  68  Mulberry 
Goodwin  Jen.  taylor,  8  Stalls  court  67  N  Seventh 
Goodvs  in  George,  ihip  chandler.  90  S  Vv'harves 
Goodv.in    John,     ropemaker,    Sec.     \D    r»iuiberry    8c^ 

Mulberry  wharf. 
Goodwin  Thomas,  ropemaker,  Merritts  lane 
GoodwirL,  Thomas,  commiflion  merchant  and  broker^ 

23  N  Ninth  60  Walnut 
Gordon  A.  attorney  at  law,  128  S  Second 
Gordon  Elizabeth,  furniftied  lodgings,    1 12  Union 

Gordon .  laborer,  190  Mulberry 

Gordon  John,  blackfrnith,    14  Goddards  allev? 
Gordon  Peter,  caulker,  Baillys  alley 

Gordon •,  ena.maller,   Ii2-N  Seventh 

Gordon  Prifcill*,  fL-amftrefs  Coombs  alley 
Gordon  Rebecca,  fhop-keeper,  207  S  Fifth 
Gordon  Robert,  m.ariner,  38  S  Fifth 
Gordon  Roben,  groot^r,  205  Sc  207  Cedar 
Gordon.^ i^fidow,  teacherefs,  5  Mary  (S) 
Gorf  George,  coachman,  60.  N  Seventh 
Gorgas  George,  lumber  merchdnt,  Z^IargaretUi 
Gorley  Hugh,  grocer,   l5  Swanfoii  » 

Gorman.  Edward,  tavern  keeper,  128  N  W,.ter. 

12 


(     102     ) 

Gorman  Patrick,  bottler,  23  5  S  Thira 

Goibin  James,  laborer,  401  N  Third 

CoHing  Jofeph,  mariner,  41  Cable  lane 

Coiling' V/illiam,  carter,   33  Role  alley 

Golher  George,  ihoemaker,   18  SaiTafras  ft 

C  ofner  Rebecca,  {hopkeeper,  139  Cheinut  ft 

Cofs  Jofeph,  M.  D.  10  Plumb  ft 

Coffer  Philip,  lirherman,  Queen  ft  (K) 

Goudy  JonLitiian,  mariner,  64  Chriftian  ft 

Gouge  John,  fhopkeepcr,    192  Cedar  ft  y 

Goul  Valentine,  fhoemaker,   92  N  Ninth  ft 

Gourjon  John,  merchant,    137  S  Fifth  ft 

C  oiirtley  Mathew,  carpenter,  Fitzwalter  above  Sixth 

Gourley  Archibald,  mercliant,  77  N  Fourth 

Gover  John,  taylor,  above  72  Dock 

Govett  William,  gentleman,  122  S  Fourth 

Govett  WiUia.m  jun.  carpenter,  1  Strawberry 

Govett  Eleanor,  {hop  keeper,  12  Strawberry 

Govett  James,  iilver  fmith,  14  Strawberry  ♦ 

Gowing  John,  mate,  42  Gafkill 

Gowan  Nicholas,  painter  kc.  51  N  Front 

Graba  John,  ca^.inet  maker,  463  N  Third 

Grace  Ann,  taylorefs  Ballleys  court 

Grace  Jacob,  carpenter,  76  Brewers  alley 

Grace  Barbara,  widov/,  48  Breviers  alley 

Cirace  Aaron,  laborer.  Eleventh  above  Saffafras 

<''race  Jacob,  laborer,  28  North  alley 

Grace  Mary,  huckfter,  22  Oak 

Grace  John,  ftioemaker,  19  Union 

(jrace  William,  carpenter,  142  S  Fourth 

Gracie  William,  caulker,  527  S  Front 

Grady  Thomas,  boarding  houfe,  356  S  Second 

Graft  Ca(\>er,  taylor,  253  S  Fifth 

Giair  B.  baker,  474  N  Second 

(jruff  Henry,  merchant,  120  High 

GraiV  Jofeph,  vi61ualler,  Pleafant  ft 

GyrW  Sophia,  baker,  6  Cherry 

Grab. am  Ann,  grocer,  363  Mulberry 

Graiiam  Alexander,  taylor,  25  5  S  Third 

Graham  David,  grocer,  corner  of  Penn  &  Cedar 

Giaham  Francis,  copper  fmith,  21  N  Fifth 

Graham  M.  druggift  &c.  2  53  S  Second 

Graham  John,  aceomptant,  Cau-^mans  cour:: 

Graham  Thomas,  grocer,  2t24-Hi.i:h 

Grumburg  Thomas,  Tea  captdin,  C19  S  Third 


(      103      ) 

Grandcn  John,  gentleman,  next  23.3  High 

Granger  Julia,  waflit^r,  SaiVaiVas  alley 

Grant  GeorL^o,  carpenter,  (!edar  above  Eleventh; 

Grant  Geors^e,  carpenter,  140  S  Ninth 

Grant  Hugh,  carpenter,  243  Cedar 

Grant  John,  fiioemaker,  19  S  Front 

Grant  John,  bookbinder,  1  AVatkins  court 

Grant  Robert,  grocer,  206  Cedar 

Grant  William,  gold  imith  387  N  Third 

Grant  William,  block  maker,  1 16  Callowhill 

Gratz  S.  Sc  H.  merchants,  232  High 

Gratz  Simon,  merchant,  25  8  High  k.  84  N  Fifth- 

Grauel  John,  baker,  237  N  Second 

Gravel  Matthias,  halter  Bearflickers  court 

Gravelle  R.  G.  confectioner,  7o  N  Second 

Graven  John,  coach  maker,  30  Cherry 

Gravenftine  John,  fruiterer,  122  High 

Gravenliine  Samuel,  fruiterer,  80  ScdTaiVas. 

Gravenftine  Peter,  fruiterer,  194  High 

Gray  David,  carpenter,  162  N  Fiftii 

Gray  John,  huckfter,  2-6  Shippen. 

Gray  Jean,  waiher,  Prieils  court 

Gray  John,  mariner,  67  Catherine 

Gray  Jofeph,  brewer,  69  N  Sixth 

Gray  Mary,  widow,  J  8  Elfreths  alley 

Gray  Nathan,  fruiterer  108  Cherry 

Gray  Samuel,  blackfraith,  2  Brewers  alley 

Gray  Richard,  white  waHier,  129  Cherry 

Gray  Thomas,  iiioeraaker,  Mifllins  alley 

Gray  £c  Tayiorj  grocers,  217  High 

Gray  Wiiiiam,  grocer,  91  Chrifiian 

Gray  V/iliiam,  bag  porter,  459  N  Third 

Gray  William,  fruiterer,  42  Chefnut 

Grfty  William,  fhoemaker,  162  J^ombard. 

Grear  Nicholas,  victualler,  Eighth  above  Vine 

Grear  Jacob,  fuoemaker,  20  Starr  alley 

Grear  John,  Noble,  above  Eighth 

Greaves  Alexander,  grocer,  103.  Cedar 

Greeves  Thomas,  merchant,  73  Walnut 

Greble  Jacob,  cedar  coopfer,  26  Dock 

Greble  Jacob,  grocer,  344  &c  350  S  Sccmid 

Grebie  George,  carpenter,  5  Fayette 

Greble  William,  bricklayer,  7  Fayette 

Grebler  Rachel,  ^tavern  keeper,  100  Flio-h 


(     lOi      ) 

Grcige  John,  mariner,  146  S  Fourtii 
Green  Adam,  bleeder,  193  S  Sixth 
Gieen  Rev.  Afhbel,  1S3  N  Second 
Green  Afoph,  blackimith,  Queen  (K) 
Green  Enoch,  tavern  keeper,  73  Hi^h 
Green  Eleanor,  grocer,  134  S  Fourth 
Green  Francis,  waiter,  214  Shippen 
Green  George,  grocer,  corner  of  Little  Sevenfelfc 
Green  James,  fea  captain,  23  Appletrce  alley- 
Green  John,  grocer,  288  Vine 
Green  John,  hatter,  Bailleys  court 
Green  JoTeph,  carpenter,  64  Budd 
Green  Jolin,  boarding  houlc,  94    Spruce 
(jreen  John,  mariner,  96.  Cedar 
Green  lie'*.  Lemuel,  64  S  Second 
Green  Matthew,  larborer,  near  3  South  alle)"^ 
Green  Mary,  feamiirefs.  Queen  (K) 
Green  Mary,  widow.  85  Pine 
Green  Peter,  foap  boiler,  48T  N  Second. 
tireen  Peter,  gentleman,  37.  Cabk  lane. 
Green  Robert,  mariner,  Clover  alley- 
Green  Robert,  laborer,  9  Crown 
Green  Robert,  waiter,  169  S  Sixth 
Green  Rufus,  fea  captain,  135  N  Water 
Green  Stephen,  laborer,  135  Green 
Green  Thomas,  mail  maker,  above  464  N  Front. 
Greenfield- John,  me.rGhant.  65  S  Fourth 
Greenv.ay  Jofeph,  fhcpkeeper.,  151  N  Second 
Greenway  Samuel,  porter,  near  185  S  Fifth 
Greenwood  A.  fnallopman,  Mary  above  Seventh 
Greenvsood  Abigail,  widow,  27  N  Front 
Greenv/ood  Sarah,  widow,  72  Appletree  alley 
Greer  Jacob,  vieiualler,  Eightli,  above  CallowhiU.ft-. 
Gregory  George,  fliipivright,  24  Chrillian 
Gregory  John,  cabinet  maker,  218  S  Pront 
Gregory  Charles,  trader  near  5  1 1  N  Secoad" 
Gregory  Rachel,  feam{lrej]&,  back  112  Walnut 
Gregory  Mary,  milliner,  69  N  Second 
Gregory  V\'iiliam,  lumber  merchant,  Frankford  roati 
Greiner  Frederick,  ihop  keeper,  29  N  Fourtn 
Greincr  John,  fugar  refiner  \  o2.  Saffafras 
Greiner  John,  taylor.  Drinkers  court 
Gribbin  Patrick?  fea  captain,   US  Lombard 
Grice  Ifaac,  fhip  wright  446  S  Front. 
Grice  Jofeph,  Uiipwright,  446  Penn  (K) 


(      105     ) 

Criffcn  Setfi,  fea  captain,  263  N  Front 

Grittcn  Bryen,  inilriiment  maker,  37  Cable  lane 

(?rifiin  John,  laborer,  187  S  Sixth 

Griffin  Mofes,  fea  captain,  179  N  Front 

Griffin  Robert,  mariner,  1 1  Birds  alley 

Griffin  Peter,  perfumer,  240  S  Second 

Griffin  Wm»  block  maker,  314  S  Front 

Griffith  Caleb,  taylor,  1  3  1  S  Third 

Griffith  Benjamin,  conflable  9  Chancery  lane 

Griffith  C.  tax  colleclor,  210  Lombard 

Griffith  Elijah,  M.  D.  48  N  Second 

Griffith  Elizabeth,  gentlewoman  77  8  Third 

Griffith  Evan,  china  ftore/  182  N  Third, 

Griffith  George,  mariner,  108  Chriftian 

Griffith  Hannah,  gentlewoman,  3  Nonis  alley 

Griffith  Hannah,  widow,  Carpenter  (S) 

Griffith  B.  h  M.  hatters,  81  High,  131  N  Third 

Griffi.th  Jacob,  blackfmith,  Frankford  road 

Griffith  John,  book  binder,   Saffiifras  between  Broad 

8c  Schnylkill,  Seventh 
Griffith  Jofeph,  fhip  joiner,  84  Swanfon 
Griffith  Jofeph,  carpenter,  33  Farmers  alley 
Griffith  Ifaac,  carpenter,  181  N  Third 
Griffith  Samuel  P.    M.  D.  62  S  Front 
Griffith  Sarah,  widow,  174  S  i'ront 
Griffith  William,  teacher,  357  Mulberry 
Griham  William,  chymi{l317  S  Second 
Grimehur  William,  mariner,  97  Germaa 
Grimes  Martin,  taylor,  95  German 
Grimes  Elizabeth,  4  1 1  S  i^rent 
Grimes  Jane,  feamftrefs,  134  Brown 
Grimes  John,  maft  maker,  452  S  Front 
Grimes  John,  carpenter.  Lees  cooirt 
Grimes  Gailan,  carpenter,  Chriflian  above  Third 
Grimes  John,  grocer,  397  S  Second 
Grimes  George,  v/eaver  Germantown  road 
Grimes  Hugh,  M.  D.  292  S  Fourth 
Griman  Elizabeth,  widow,   466  N  Third 
Griefell  Andrew,  laborer,  Bailleys  court 
Groff  Jofeph,  bookfelier,  kc.  75  S  Second 
GrofF  Catherine,  widow,   404  N  Third 
Groa'  John,  merchant,    303  Mulberry 
Groufer  Margaret,  hucktter,  near  528  N  Thied 
Grofs  Frederick,  12  N  Seventh 


(     106     ) 

Grofs  John,  fhoemaker,  Eighth,  above  Cariohifl'ft 

Grotjan  P.  A.  merchant,  90  S  Third  30  S  Wharves 

Groughen  Catherine,  huckftcr,  63  Plumb 

Groiife  Woolery,  trader,  28  Dock 

CiTovts  JelTe,  bricklayer  206  N  Second 

Groves  Ann  B.  widow,  8  Prune 

Groves  Peter,  bricklayer  Brookes  alley 

Groves  Margaret,  widow,  Lilly  alley 

Groves  Chriilian,  bricklayer,  194  Mulberry 

Groves  Daniel,  bricklayer,  338  N  Second 

Groves  Henry  laborer,  Bakers  alley 

Grover  John,  juflice  of  the  peace  343  S  Second 

Grover  Peter,  waiter,   110  Cherry 

Grubb  John,  cedar  cooper,  Noble,  above  Second  il 

Grum  Mary,  widow.  Poplar  lane 

Grum  Willi^iTi,  Ihoemaker,  95  Mulberry 

Grumage  John,  oak  cooper,   12  Mulberry 

^rvftler  Jacob,  ihop-keeper,  71  Mulberry 

Wenneleau  Jofeph,  (hop  keeper,    I  12  N  Third 

G^uering  Mary?  A.  ilore  keeper,   1 18  Sa.ffafras 

Queries  Anthony,  lilverfmich  &c.  99  Cedar 

<?ue{l  andBancker,  merchants,  23  S  Second 

^uefl  George,  liiopkeeper,  48  Walnut 

Guibert  J.  ^  Co.  merchants,  89  High 

Guier  &:  Diehl  merchants,   199  High 

Guier  Adam,  grazier,  corner  of  Eleventh  and  Filbert 

Guier  John,  wine  merchant,    19  N  Ninth 

Guiger  James,  taylor,  36  N  Seventh 

Guiger  Andrew,  liable  keeper,  28  Branch 

Giilien  John,  flone  cutter,  47  N  Seventh 

Gumey  John,  flioeraaker,   192  N  Third 

Gumminger  J.  flour  &  feedaore,    166,    171  N  Third 

Gumpert  Abraham,  Tnop  keeper,  231  N  Second 

Gurling  Abraham,  fea  captain,  502  S  Front 

Gurn  Conradt  rigger,  near  138  N  Eighth 

Gurney  and  Smith,  merchants,  199  S  Front 

Gurney  Francis,  merchant,  2  Union 

Gufter  John,  waiter  next  28  Moravian  alley 

Gutehis  Henry,  painter.  Vine  alley 

Gutehis  Hannah,  fpinner.  Vine  alley 

Gutterfon  J.  lea  captain,  19  Queen 

Guyer  Anthony,  flioemaker,  Callowhill. 

Guyer  Jacob,  mariner,  14  PalTyunk  road 

Guvger  Gafpor,  trylor,  Black)icrfc  aller 


(     107     ) 

f^iiygcr  JoTiatban,  haller,  176  S  Water 
<7uyger  George,  hatLer,  177  S  Front 
G'uyle  Edward,  turn  key,  Eleventh  below  Locuil 
Gv  yne  Linton,  laborer  Spruce  above  Eighth 


H 


.A AN  Garret,  baker,   1  Crab!) 
Haas  Conrad,  baker,    107   N  Third 
Haas  Chriflian,  Ihopkceper,  158  N  Second 
Haas  Frederick,  flocking  weaver,  377  N  Third 
Haas  Henry,   oak  cooper,  391  N  Third 
Hacker  Leonard,  tavernkeeper,  2?0  N  Front 
Hacket  John,  laborer,   13  Butlers  court 
Hacquin  \Vm.  fea  captain,  near  35  Queen 
Hadfeg  Andrew,  merchant,    187  S  Third 
Hafford   Simon,  laborer,  above  Broad  SaiTafras 
Hafter  Henry,  laborer,  265  SalTafras 
Hafline  Catherine,  widow,  next  61  N  Fourth 
Hafiine  J.  ftone  cutter,    133  N  Sixth  b:  31  Branch 
Haga  Godfrey,  Sc  Co.  merchants,  8  7  SaiTafrai 
Hagar  Catherine,  huckfter,  61  Coates 
Hagar  John,  mariner,  67  Coates 
Hagenau  J.  N.  commiffion  (lore,    158  High 
Hagenau  Samuel,  blackfmith,  Stampers  alley 
Hagner  John,  lining  hoop  maker,   130  Coates 
Hagner  Philip,  chocolate  faclory,  23  Branch 
Hague  Michael,  milkman.  Vine  alley 
Hague  Chriftian,  chocolate  6c  muftard  faftory,   104 

North  Front 
Haines  Adam,  grocer,  261  High 
Haines  Benj.  fiioemaker',    169  N  Third 
Haines  Catherine,  widow,   135  N  Tbiri 
Haines  Charles  oyfterman,  SalTafras  alley 
Haines  Daniel,  ftreet  commiflioner.  Cherry  (K) 
Haines  Dorcas,  nurfe  26  Cyprefs  alley 
Haines  Ephraim,  cabinet  maker,   100  N  Fronts  11 

Elfreths  alley 
Haines  George,  tobacconift,  7  Branch 
Haines  Henry,  laborer,  Vienna 
Haines  John  Inkecper,  Little  S-vcntb 
Haines  8c  Jones,  fliopkeepers,   37  High 

Haines ,  taylor,  213  N  Second 

yHaines  John,  innkeeper,  62  N  i^ourtit 


(      108      ) 

H&lnes  John,  laborer,  Vienna 
Haines  Jofhua,  taylor,  Frombergers  court 
Haines  Wm.  merchant,  9  S  Water 
Halbrade  John,  gentleman,  next  30  North  alley- 
Hale  Mary,  tavemkeeper,   54  Swanfon 
Hale  Matthew,  bell  hanger,  27  Church  ailey 
Hale  Samuel,  fhipwrieht,  465  S  Front 
Hale  Thomas,  broker,  63  Chefnut 
Haley  John,  victualler,  2j8  S  Fifth 
Hailer  Frederick,  bleader,  24  Mulberry, 
Hailer  John,  perfumer  k  hair  dreffer,  55  Mulberry 
Hall  Adam,  laborer,  151  Brown 
Hall  Andrew,  fhoemaker,  441  N  Third 
Hd.11  B.  grocer,  corner  of  Chefnut  k  Eighth 
Hall  Catherine,  milliner,   145  N  Second 
Hall  Edward,  mariner,  82  Shippen 
Hall  Hannah,  milliner,  43  Lombard 
Hall  John,  meffenger,   143  Chefnut 
Hall  Jaraes;  fhoemaker,  89  Plumb 
Hall  Jane,  widow,  56  S  Eighth 
Hall  John,  mariner,  Bettys  alley 
Hall  ■,  drover,  387  SalTafras 

Hall  Margaret,  fhopkeeper,  7  1  High 
Hall  Robert,  upholllerer,  33  George 
Hall  k  Sellers,  printers,  kc.  5  i  High 
Hall  Wm.  fhoemaker,  St.  George  above  Eighth 
Hall  Vvm.  C.  mahogany   yard  corner  of  Chefnut  & 

Seventh 
Hailer  Sufannah,  widow,  Hanover 
Hallowell  Jofeph,  fhoemaker,    13  PafTyunk  road 
Haliov.ell  John,  attorney  at  law,   50  Walnut 
Hallowell  Wm.  ironmonger,   197  N  Third 
Halverfon  Hannah,  raantua  maker,  3  Stampers  alley 
Halverftadt  k  Brown,  cabinet  makers,    103  N  Front 
Halverftadt  George,  cabinet  maker,   121  N  Front  8c 

Sterlings  alley 
Halzel  Philip,    fancy  chairmaker,  379  k  381  North 

iSecond 
Hamel  James,  fliopkeeper,  218  S  Second 
Hamer  Jacob,  merchant,   65  High 
Hamer  Philip,  fugar  boiler,  446  SafTafras 
Hamett  Thomas,  mariner,  2  Stalls  court 
Harnett  Wm.   carpenter,  Eighth  above  Vine 
Hamilton  Arthur,  taylor,   102  S  Water 
Hamilton  Chai'les,  mariner,  83  Pine 


(     109     ) 

HumUton  Gavin,  tobacconiR  13  S  Second 
Hivmilton  HukI^?  grocer,  426  N  Second 
Hamilton  Hecior  umbrella  maker,  213  8  Tliird 
Hamilton  James,  Rage  driver,  48  SaiTafraii 
Hamilton  James,  gentleman,  S  Tenth 
Hamilton  James,  laborer,  next  140  German 
Hamilton  John,  Ihocmaker,  77  Swanlbn 
Hamilton  J.  dealer  in  bees  uax,  3G  Strawberry 
Hamilton  Robert  carpenter,  Walnut  above  Tenth 
Hamilton  Thomas,  lumber  inipec1:or  201  N  Water 
Hamilton  Wm.  grocer,  38  Cedar 
Hamilton's  wharf  opens  next  119  S  Watkr 
Hamilton  Wm.  taylor,  31  S  Water 
Hamilton  Wm.  carpenter  272  Jligh-^ 
Haldane  Robert,  loap  boiler  16fS  Seventh 
Hamlet  Godfrey,  blackimith.,  52  &  93  Vine 
Hamm  Sufannah,  walher,    10  Farmers  alley 
Hamm  James,  bifcuit  baker,  9  I  Lombard 
Hammill  Charles,  laborer,    18  N  Seventh 
Hammond  Nicholas,  conveyancer,    174  Vine 
Hammond  Elizabeth,  widow,   188  N  Fifth 
i/ammond  John,  chair  maker,  135  Walnut 
ifammond  Luke,  fea  captain,  6  Cherry 
//ampihire  Jacob,  laborer,  4 1 6  S  Second 
Hampton  Samviel,  68  Shippen 
Hampton  Wm.  fca  captain,  281  S  Front 
Hanckel  John,  M,  D.  864  N  Second 
Hancks  John,  hair  dreffer,   145  S  Water 
Hancock  Wm.  printer,  231  S  Second 
Hancock  Benj.  lime  &  coal  merchant,  133  N  Fifth 
i/and  Ezekiel,  mariner,  185  St.  Johns 
//and  George,  jun.  merchant,  42  Almond 
ii'and  "Margaret,  boarding  houfe,  28   N  ThLi'd 
i/und  Nicholas,  fhoemaker,   130  SaiTjaras 
Hand  John,  fea  captain,  23  Green 
//and  in  /fand  infurance  office,  99  High 
/iandel  Elizabeth,  fliop  keeper,    124  N  Second 
//anford  Lewis,  carpenter,  225  Cedar 
//tmion  Edward,  bottler,    18  Walnut 
ifanlon  Margaret,  boarding  houfe,  7  Strawberry 
//anna  Edward,  innkeeper,    145  Cedar 
/Auinan  Sufunnah,  fcaniRrefs,  79  German 
/zannis  Benj.  grocer,  385  N  Third 
i/annold  George,  taylor,  74  N  Water 

K 


(      ^10     ) 

/iiiiice  C.  coachmaker,   121  Walnut,  £c  corner  of  4tli 

Miui^'^ll  B:.niett,  taylor,  18  N  Sixth 

/Ziinfcll  Charles,  viflualler,  James  ft 

//unf^ii  Jacpb,  blackfmith,   162  SalTafras 

//aiifcll  Sarah,  teacherefs,  21  N  Fifth 

//anfier  Chrifdaii,  weaver.  Eighth  above  Vine 

//anion  Ilcnry,  mariner,  363  S  Second 

i/anfcn  Jacob,  dealer,  23  Pewter  platter  alley 

//anion  Samuel,  baker,  Pine  above  Eleventh 

//anfon  Waters,  Sc  Co.  merchants  4  N  Second 

/farberger  Henry,  tanner,   11th  below  Walnut 

/iarbeftm  Benj.  &  Son,  copper  merchants,  75  High 

//arbefon  Benj.  fenr.  gentleman,  180  N  Third 

//arbefon  Benj.  copper  merchant,  75  High 

/farbefon  James,  laborer,  Carlyfle  alley 

//arborne  Jofeph,  mariner,    18  Shippen 

//arby  cc  Cheiney,  wheelwrights,  45  3  N  Second 

//arby  John,  innkeeper,  404  N  Second 

Harden  Joiiathan,  mariner,  21  Pine  alley 

//harden  Jonathan,  Pleafant 

/Zarding,  George,  carpenter,  366  S  Second 

//arding  James,  oak  cooper,  389  N  Third 

Warding  PvUth,  waflicr,    114  Cherry 

//arding  Rebecca,  widow,   1 1  Small 

//arding  Samuel,  oak  cooper,  next  345  S  Front 

//arding  Richard,  ftable  keeper,  back  of  22  S  Fourth 

//arding  Wm.  carpenter,    163  Lombard 

//arding  Zephaniah,  fea  captain,  210  S  Front 

/Tardie  David,  fea  captain,   164  Spruce 

//ardie  Jofeph,  fweep,  Charlotte 

//ardwick  Rol>ert,  conveyancer,  Sec.  119  S  Second 

/fardy  John,  teacher,    17  Lombard 

/Tardy  James,  carpenter,  40  S  Fifth 

//ardy  Jofeph,  innkeeper,  98  Fligh 

/fare  Robert,  porter  brewer,   155  Chefnut 

//are  Charles  W.  attorney  at  law,   145  Chefnut 

/farford  John,  grocer,   392  S  Second 

Harford  Charles,  accomptant,   8 1  S  Fourth 

Hargeflieimer  Samuel,  fmith  and  farrier,  428  Sc  43 

South  Second 
Hargeflieimer  John^  painter,   5 1  (Vafkill 
Hargous  John,  fea  capt.  132  Lombard 
Harker  Jofeph,   gentleman,  39  Green        ^  , 
Harkoff  Chriftian,  accomptant,  8  1  S  Fourth 


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(  HI  ) 

Harkins  Ncal,  bricklayer,  220  S  Fifth 

Harkins  John,  (hoemaker,  near  31  Fitzwaltei'^ 

Harkins  Wm.  Ihoemaker,  49  S  Second 

J^arkley  James,  carter,  9  below  Locirrt 

Harkman  Berwick  2j7  S  Second 

Harlan  Joiliiia,  merchant  broker,  183  Walnut,  ofTice 

at  the  coiiee  houfe 
HarlE.n  V/m.  merchant,  55  S  Wharves 
Harland  John,  woolen  draper,  66  Chefnut 
Harman  George,  baker,   184  Saffafras 
Harman  Jacob,  blackimith,    159  N  Second 
Haiman  John,  tanner,  383  N  Front 
Harman  John,  baker,   162  N  Fourth 
Harman  Joleph,  porter,  7  Pine  alky 

Harman ,  painter,  42  S  F'ifth, 

Harman  Vv'm.  L.  attorney  at  law,  41  Almond 
Harmer  Jofeph.  bricklayer,  Charles  fl 
Harmer  Jacob,  fhoemaker  242  St.  Johns 
Harmer  Hannah,  glover,  t'c.  V/ells  court 
Harmer  John,  fhipwright,  Oak  (N.  L.) 
Hg.rmes  Sc  Holtzbecker,  merchants,  65  Dock 
Harmflead  ISlartin,  fhoemaker,  163  N  Second 
Harmllead  Lawrence,  carpenter  30  Elizabeth 
Harnock  ChriHian,  brick  maker,  Charlotte 
Harper  Conrad,  £our  S-:  feed  iiore.  237"  N  Front 
Harper  James,  fawyer,  100  Chriftian 
Harper  John,  laborer,  1 65  S  Sixth 
Harper  John,  fea  captain,  Queen  (K) 
Harper  Mary,  widow,  21  S  Vv'atcr 
Karrah  John,  laborer,  98  Plumb 
Harrington  John,  accomptani  486  S  Second 
Harris  Ann,  taylorefs  29  Pewtei  platter  alley 
Harris  Conrad,  carter,  30  Budd 
Harris  Charles,  grocer,  7  S  Second 
Harris  Flannah,  widow,  Biddies  alley 
Harris  James,  fexton,  near  185  S  Third 
Harris  Jofeph,  laborer,  Smiihs  court 
Harris  John,  fea  captain,  12iN  Front 
Harris  John,  merchant,  90  Vine 
Harris  John,  coachman,  ]Mary  (City) 
Harris  Widcvr,  next  4  1  N  Front 
Harris  Robert,  M.  D.  243  High 
Harris  Thomas,  mariner,  169  S  Sixth 
Flarris  Samuel,  laborer,  9  Pine  alley 
Harris  Vy'llliam.,  brafs  founder *Rofe  alley 


(     512     ) 

Harrifon,  Benjamin,  lumber  merchant,  251   N  Front 

Ilarrilbn  Francis,  accomptant  20  Coombs  alley 

liarrilbn  Francis,  ftevadore,  6  Swanibn 

Harrifon  Geoi^j^e,  merchant,  above  Broad  in  SalTafrafl 

Harrilbn  George,  156  Chefnut 

Harrifon  John,  druggifl  Sec.  10  S  Second 

Harrifon  Job,  flioemaker,  478  N  Third 

Harrifon  John,  gentleman,  32  Callov/hill 

Harrifon  John,  laborer,  261  S  Seventh 

Harrifon  Tslary,  widow,  204  Spruce 

Harrifon  Mathias,  gentleman,  206  Spruce 

Harrifon  Robert,  tanner,  Goddards  alisy 

Harrifon  Sarah,  boarding  houfe,  280  Saffafras 

Harrifon  Thomas,  taylor,  72  S  Third 

Harrifon  William  jun.  engraver,  168  S  Third 

Harrifon  William,  Ihipwright,  6  Callov/hill 

Harry  Hannah,  boarding  houfe,  10  Norris  alky 

Hart  Alexander,  grocer,  117  Cedar 

Hart  John,  tanner,  Drinkers  court 

Hart  John,  carpenter,  43  Fitzwalter 

Hart  John,  turner,  125  N  Sixth 

Hart  John,  druggiil    kc.  8  S  Second 

Hart  Jofeph,  infpeclor,  135  N  Sixth 

Hart  Jofeph,  innkeeper,  184  N  Third 

Hart  N.  merchant,  157  N  Third 

Hart  Nicholas,  cedar  cooper,  146  S  Third 

Hart  Seymour,  gentleman,  57  Vine 

Hartley  Elizabeth,  widow,  198  N  Second 

Hartley  George,  rigger,  Steinmetz  wharf 

Hartley  George,  rigger.  Noble  above  Front 

Hartley  J.  Ihopkeeper,  164  N  Second 

Hartley  John,  flioemaker,  133  Plumb 

Hartranoff  Chriftopher,  waterman,  347  Mulberry 

Hartfhorn ,  114  Mulberry 

//cirtfock  Eve,  huckfter,  120  Cedar 
i/artung  Elizabeth,  furrier  31  N  Third 
//artung  Wm.  accomptant,  163  Vine 
//arvey  Francis,  laborer,  163  S  Sixth 
//arvey  John,  accomptant,  i/unters  court 
ITarvey  Peter,  coach  maker,  165  S  Fourth 
liarvey  St.  John,  ftore  keeper,  65  Meade  alley 
Harvey  Jofeph,  flioemaker,  10  Oak 
Harvey  Samuel,  ironmonger,  62  N  Front 
Harvey  Sc  Worth,  merchants,  62  N  Front 
Harwood  John,  gentleman,  Yorke  court 


(     il3     > 

Hcinvood  John,  accoi-nptant,  Bearftickers  court 
jjarwood  Robert,  merchant,  30  S  Front 
p-]aflett  William,  merchant,  217  S  Front 
liaftint^s- Thomas,  merchant,  27  Branch 
I^afTenclever  Mary,  widow,  70  N  Seventh 
Hafhnger  Jacob,  merchant,  207  Hii^h 
flailinger  Warren,  waiter,  near  6  Pewterplatter  alley 
Haftings  John,  accomptant,  154  vSprucs 
j^afty  Thomas,  laborer,  Germantown  road' 
j^athaway  Caleb,  fea captain,  105  Lombard 
Hathorn  Daniel,  taylor,  8  5  PalTy'vink  road 
flL'Ateralli  Matthew,  rope  maker,  397  S  Second 
Hauttner  Margaret,  widow,  8  Branch. 
Hauge  Andrew,  laborer,.  Hanover 
Haiighey  William,  groctr,  194  S  Witter 
Haunkle  John,  tanner,  100  N  Fourth 
Haupt  George,  flioemaker,  384  S  Second 
Havert  C.  teachereis,  Noble  above  Front 
Haw  as  Frederick,  Paoemaker,  106  German 
Hawas  Henry,  laborer,  Coopers  court 
Hawas  Henry,  rope  maker,  Chriftian  above  Third 
Hav/ks  Sc  Batfon,  merchants,  65  S  Water 
Hawks  ChriRian,  {locking,  weaver,  440  SalTafras 
Hawks  Hezekicl,  ferryman,  Brooks,  alley 
FLawks  Michael,  milkman,  Charles  (t 
Hawkins  Alexander,  gentleman,  27  Cable  lane 
Flav/kins  Sc  Allen,  mercliants,  59  8  Water 
Flawkins  Thomas,  fadler,  178  N  Eighth 
Hawkins  Henry,  fea  captain,  61  Pine. 
Hawkins  John,  fhoemaker,  1   Taylors  alley 
Hawkins  John  J.  patent  piano-fort  maker  I5i-z  9  S  5th 
Hawthorn  Thomas  P.  mariner,  8  Budd 
Hawthorn  John,  carpenter,  2j51  S  Sixth. 
Haydon  William,  japanner  above  72  Dock 
Hay  dock  Robert,  plumber  Sc  painter,  33  S  Second 
Hciydock  R.  Sc  Co.  plumbers,  paiiuers,  37  Strav/berry 
Hay  Catherine,  widow,  53  S  Third 
Hay  James,  Hone  cutter  45  Catherine 
Hay  John,  iimke-eper,  125  N  Fourth 
Flay  John,  hatter,  7  Elfriths  alley 
Hay  Sarah,. w^aftier,  2J  Fullei'S  alley 
Hayes  Alexander,  carpentery  James  fl. 
Hayes  Patrick,  lea  captain,, 69  Pine 
Hayei3  Samuel,. merchant,  89  3  Third 

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(  It-t  ) 

Ha}  es"  James,  carpenter,  Emfleys  aller 
Hayes  Michael,  fhoemaker,  37  Paiiyunk  ro?,d 
Haywarcl  John,  baker,  near  3  Chancery  lane 
Hazard  Ebenezer,  gentleman,  145  Mulberry 
Hazard  Hap  oyfternian,  above  41  Keys  aller 
lic.zard  Peter,  laborer,  257  SalTafras 
Hazell  Charles,  porter,  390  N  Third 
Hazelton  Thomas,  blackfrnith,  107  Chriflian 
Hr^zelton  Ifaac,  trunk  maker,  Lilly  allev 
Hazclhuril  k  Son,  merchants,  1 17  N  Second 

Hazelburil ,  merchant,  68  S  Third 

Hiizeihnril  Robert,  attorney  at  law,  117  N  Second 

Head  Jof^ph.  mariner,  230  S  Third 

Head  Elizabeth,  "waflier,  153  S  Fifth 

Head  Edward,  laborer,  180  liombard 

Headman  William,  17  S  Eighth 

Health  Peter,  oak  cooper    166  St.  Johns 

Healy  James,  grocer,  48  S  Eighth 

rieath  Chaxdes  P.  infurance  broker,  21  S  Seventh 

Heatly  Charles,  councellor  at  law,   74  N  Second 

Heatton  Jofeph,   carter,  462  N  Third 

Heberton  (ieorge,  merchant,  5  S  Second 

Helron  John,  cauiker.    111  Chriftian 

Heddenbach  John,  blackfmith,  Nobie  above  Front 

Hedderly  George,  bell  founder  Sc  fmith,   63  S  Fifth 

Hedilius  Andrew,  fea  captain,  17Coates  alley 

Hedegran  Sufannah,  widow,    16  N  Fifth 

Hedges  I.udlov/,  M,  D.  22  Caliowhill 

Heeny  John,  hair  dreffer,  326  S  Front 

Heeny  Jofeph,  hair  drefier,  86  Shippen 

lleidieyljeonard,  innkeeper,    186  N  Second 

Heilig  John,  clock  maker,  167  N  Front 

Heimback  J^xob,  fiioe  maker,  467  N  Second 

Heimbsrger  Frederick,  druggift,  200  N  Second 

Heimer  John,  viclualler,  306  Vine 

Heincken  Jon.  H.  agent  from  liatavia,  141  Mulberry 

Heifncr  John,  taylor,  46  iSIeade  alley 

Heinold  Charles,  grocer,  138  Caliowhill 

Heifter  George,  cedar  cooper,  269  N  Second 

Heilicr  George,  taylor,  334  N  Front 

Heifz  Frederick,  merchant,  206  SalTafras 

Heifz  John,  taylor.  Vine  alley 

Heifz  Chriflian,  trader,  148  N  Fifth     . 

HelfeniUm  Kev.  Samuel,  39  N  Fourth 

Htikrinan  John,  laborer,  450  N  Third 


(      115      ) 

Ht'iUni^s  Benin,  chair  maker,  Cliefaut  above  Sixth 
Helm  CbriRian,  watch  maker,  13  N  I'^ifth 
Helm  ElizabLth,  fnop-keeper,  86   SaGafras 
Helm  Adam,  laborer,  Noble  above  Third 
Helm  Eliza,  tavern  keeper,  57  Cherry,  82  N  Fifth 
Helm  George  W.  grocer,  212  S  Second 
Helm  John,  watchman,  90  Gaflvill 
Helmbold  George,  J.  printer,  7  N  Fourth 
Helmbokl  Georg-e,  paper  maker,  7  N  Fourth 
Helmuth  Rev.  Henry  C-  196  High  ' 
Helmuth  John  K.  merchant,   151  S  Second 
Hem  Jacob,  blackimith,    108  N  Seventh 
Hemin«gs  Mary,  iliop-keeper,  83  Caliowhill 
Hemlen  Jofeph,   carter,  81  Green 
Hcmpel  Samuel,  carter,  corner  of  Caliowhill  Sc  7th 
Hempci  William,  jun.  merch'ant,  17  N  Front 
Hempill  Jane,  n^dv/ife,  73  Plumb 
Henchman  Adam,  gentleman,  28  N  Ninth 
Henderfon  Sc  Cochran,  grocers,  next  138  S  Water 
Henderfon  Elizabeth,  milliner,  12  Strav/berry 
Henderfon  Jacob,  carpenter,    1 1 1  Cherry 
Henderfon  Henry,  Sc  Co.  hatters,  141  S  Front 
Fienderfon  Martha,  grocer,  5  Strawberry 
Henderfon  John,  carpenter,    156  S  Fifth 
Henderfon  John,  fait  meafurer,,   159  N  Second 
Henderfon  James,  carpenter,    106  Cedar 
Henderfon  Mary,  v/idow,   124  Shippen 
Henderfon  Samuel,  Sawyer,  Frankfort  road 
Henderfon  widow,  gentlewoman,  208  S  Front 
Henderfon  Thomas,  fawyer,  Queen  (K) 
Henderfon  Thomas,  fca  captain,  96  Spruce 
Henderfon  William,  coal  meafurer,   161  N  Watet 
Henderfon  William,  tobacconift,  9  Walnut . 
Hendricks  widow,  4  Mary  (S.) 
Henchman  John,  brick  maker,  193  SalTafras 
Henchman  John,  fen.  gentleman,  174  SalTafras 
Henchman  Michael,  brick  maker,  do. 
Henchman  Chriftopher,  gentleman,  187  N  Second 
Heneberry  Thomas,  iifhmonger,  193  St.  Johns 
Henl7  Patrick,  bottler,  137  S  Second 
Henneffy  Thomas,  accomptant  79  N  Tenth 
Hencufe  Jacob,  ihoe  dealer,  2S3  N  Third 
Henrigel  Jacob,  tajlor,  183  Vine 
FJenry  Andrew,  uphoUlerer  8  Quarry 
Ijienry  AlexaDd'sr,  merchant,  225  HiVh 


(     116     ) 

Henyy  Bartley,  waiter,  168  SaiTafrar, 
Henry  Earney,  flevadore,  9  Swaufon 
Henry  Chriftian,  carter,  Charlotte 
Htnry  Caiper,  brick  maker,  York  road 
Henry  David,  taylor,  hack  28  Spruce 
Henry  Hannah,  furrier  29  Cherry 
Henry  Hannah,  166Coates 
Henry  Hugh,fhoemaker,  73  N  Sixths 
Henry  Hugh,  gentleman,  y.>  S  Eighth 
Henry  James,  laborer,  P'ourth  below  INIeritts  lane? 
Henry  John,  lea  captain,  32  Catherine 
Henry  Peter,  miniature  painter,  1  12  Safiafras 
Henry  Peter,  blackfmith.  Fourth  above  Brown 
Henry  P.  filherman,  Queen  (K) 
Henjy  Thomas,  coachman,  124  S  Sixth 
Henry  William,  printer,  Smiths  alley 
Henry  Wm.  carpen^ter,  70  Catherine 
Henry  Wm.  copperfmith,  47  S  Fourth,  and  43  High, 
Heiifton  Thomas,  gun  maker,  521  N  Third 
Henfzey  Joleph,  chair  maker,  106  S  Eighth 
}^era  John,  pewterer  2  30  N  Second 
Herbert  Lawrence,  fhopkeeper,  161  High. 
Herbert  Ifaac,  bricklayer,  162  Cherry 
Herbert  Elizabeth,  239  Mulberry 
Herbect  William,  mariner,  480  S  Second- 
Herd  Sufannah,  vicluailer  13  Fayette 
Herkncfs  Adam,  ilcne  cutter,  22  N  Ninth. 
H  e  rm an  W  i  1 1  i  am ,  w  h  i  te fm  i  th ,  1 4  6  N  T  h  i rd;  * 

Herman.  Jofeph,  ihipv/right,  Wells  alley 
Herman  'W^illiam,  baker,  340  S  Front 
Hermftead  Catherine,  boarding  houfe  7  Eihow  lanr 
Heriieijen  George,  grocer,  42. N  Seventh 
Herrlngton  Hannah,  waiher,  157  Cedar 
Hetherington  George,  tavern  keeper,  226  S  Sixth 
Hetherington  H,  ihop  keeper,  207  N  Second 
Hetherington  Henry,  fhop  keeper,  114  Chelnut 
Heiie  Samuel,  grocer,  114  N  Sixth 
Hertzog  Andrew,  fliop  keeper  37  S  Front 
HertzQg  Joleph,  gnocer,  177  N  Second 
Heis  George,  carter,  102  Coates 
Hefs  Elizabeth,  widow.  Eighth  above  Vine 
Hefs  Lewis,  blackfuiith,  178  N  Fifth 
Hefs  Peter,  fhoe  maker,  149  St.  Johns, 
Hefs  William,  ikoe  maker,  near  53  New  ft. 
Heftcr  Ifaac,  fUop  keeper,  198  N  Second 


(      '17     ) 

Hcfter  Jacob,  laborer,  Brown  (K) 

HeftoR  Jacob,  portrait  painter,  317  Mulccrry 

Hefton  Sc  Fairland,  taylors,  125  S  Water 

Hcfton  Jacob,  portrait  painter,  317  Mulberry 

Helligoe  Mary,  walher,  24  N  Second 

Hewes  Jofiah,  gentleman,  15  S  Third 

Hewfon  Thomas,  M.  D.  169  S  Second 

Heweflon  J.  calico  printer,  Point  road 

Hewett  Thomas,  fea  captain,  86  Crown 

Hewett  Thomas,  fea  captain,  73  N  Eighth 

Hewett  Caleb,  carpenter,  95  Chriftian 

Hewfton  John,  printer,  Palmer  ft 

Heyberger  Jacob,  grocer,  222  N  Third 

Heyberger  George,  blackftnith,  351  N  Front 

Heyberger  George,  blackimith,  21  Artillery  lane 

Heyde  John,  taylor,  24  N  Ninth 

Heydel  George,  oak  cooper,  i7  Green 

Heydel  Sarah,  milliner,  I  lON  Second 

Heyl  George,  attorney  at  law,  1 39  N  Second 

Heyi  George,  lobacconift,  i  60  High 

Heyl  John,  brick  maker,  20  i  N  Second 

Heyl  Philip,  broker,  106  N  Second  . 

Heyler  Ilaac,  Ihoemaker,  back  284  Saffafras 

Heylin  Ilaac,  M.  D.  103  N  i  ifth 

Heyms  Frederick,  fandman,  475  N  Second 

Hibbs  Brightwell,  taylor,  10  Pine 

Hibbs  William,  rope  maker,  Camenter  (S) 
Hickey  Thomas,  tayJor,  40  S  Fifth 

Hickman  Benjamin,  plaifterer,   near  149  Vine 

Hickman  George,  taylor,  58  Penn 

Hickman  Elizabeth,  boarding  houfe,  22  Carters  alley 

Hickman  Selby,  merchant  taylor,  35  k  37  Spruce 

Hickner  Abolina,  widow,  Hoffmans  alley 

Hicks  Nicholas,  city  commiffioner,  23  Keys  alley 

Hicks  Ann,  widow,  Jones  alley 

Hicks  Benjamin,  taylor,    167  S  Third 

Hicks  Sylvanus,  ffioe  maker,  back  152  Spruce 

Hicks  William,  gentleman,   9  Crown 

Hiaman  George,  hair  dreller,  239  N  Second 

Hiens  James,  rigger,    114  Queen 

Hiens  W^illiam,  laborer.  Weft 

Higbee  h  Milnor,  merchants,  57  S  Wharves 

Higbee  Jofeph,  merchant,  64  S  Fifth 

Higgens  John,  pilot,  460  S  _Front 


(  11«  ) 

Ki^eerron  Joftph,  bricklayer,  52  Brown 

HiLT^ins  uidow,  baker.  Vine  alley 

l-ilL^h  Jticob,  fhoe  maker,  94  Chiiilian 

Iliiborn.  Benjamin,  wheel  wright,  83  N  Sixth 

Hilboni  Joniithan,  wheel v.rii^ht,  near  321Callowhill 

Hilborn  Jofeph,  merchant,  12  N  Fourth 

Hill  Ann.   geritlewomiin,  9  Grays  alley 

Hill  Elizabeth,  fhop-keeper,   liO  N  Third 

Hill  Hugh,  brick  layer,  Smiths  alley 

Hiii  Jacob,  fifherrnan,  Queen   (K) 

Hill  John,  tobacconift,  247  S  Second 

Hi!l  John,  waittr,  back  of  38  S  Fifth 

Hill  John,  plaifterer,  15  Gafkill 

Hill  John,  umbrella  maker,  76  S  Front 

B'.W* ',  fhoem.aker,  443  N  Front 

Hill  John,  furvcyor  cc  drafifman,  2; 6  //igh 

Hill  Johanna,   widow,  19  Elfreth  alley 

Hill  Jofcph,  beat  builder,  St.  Tammany 

HiilMai^',  widow.  Queen  (K) 

i?ill  Mary,  innkeeper,  56  Sa-iTairas 

Hill  Mary,  teacher  of  ladies,  256  Fij^h 

Hill  Mofes,  hi  Co.  lumber  merchants,  501  N  Frent- 

Hill  Mofts,' lumber  merchant,  Penn  (K) 

Hill  Pvobert,  porter,  42  Plumb 

Kill  F.obert,  cabinet  maker,  15  N  Sixth 

Hill  Robert,  waiter,  109  Cherry 

Hill »,  carpenter.  25  Pewterplatter  alley 

Hiilegas  ^Michael,  alderman,  91  N  Second 
Hillnian  John,  taylor,  next  5  5  £c  74  N  Water 
Hiilman  Cornelius,  tavern  keeper  36  Penn 
Hills  John,  umbrella  maker,  153  Mulberry 
Hillyer  John,  fhoemaker,  Shackemuxen 
Hilyard  Sc  Pippitt,  merchant  taylors,  2  1  S  Third 
Hindnlan  John,  accomptant  24  St.  Johns 
Hinecey  IMaiy,  feamftrefs,  Wood  above  Eighth 
Hinckle  ha  co.  grocers,  next  C3  Pligh 
Hinckle  Adam,  victualler  Plealant 
Hinckle  Conrad;  rope  maker,  Germantown  road. 
Hiner  3amuel,  porter,  Pleafant 
Hinkle  Anthony,  rope  maker,  17  Hopkins  court 
Hinkle  Anthony,  blackfmith,  293  Caliowhill 
Hinkle  Charles,  innkeeper,  32  1  Caliowhill 
Klnkle  Henry,,  porter,  W^illiam  ft 
Hinkle  John,  porter.  Wood  above  Eiglith 
Kinkle  John,  viclualler-  Pleafant  ft 


(     119     ) 

Hinkle  Joftph,  laborer,  329  N  Third 

Hinkle  Peter,  victualler,  Pleafant  ft 

Hinton  B.  t^rocer,  229  S  Fifth 

KippieRfteil  William,  teacher,  Cherry  (K) 

Hirneifen  Jacob,  mintner,  25  N  Seventh 

Hifler  Nicholas,  oak  cooper,  Merrits  lane 

Hitchcock  Daniel,  teacher  413  S  Second 

Hitler  Jacob,  laborer,  126  N  Fifth 

Hobert  R.  E.  infiirance  office  94  S  Third 

Hobbart  Hannah,  Avidow,  79  Walnut 

Hobbart  Charles,  news  carrier,  238  Cedar 

Hobbart  John,  flice  maker,  Wiimans  court 

Hober  Lav,-ernce,  victualler,  Charles  ft 

Hobfon  John,  grocer,  173  S  Fifth 

Hobfon  Gideon,  rope  maker,  17  Hopkins  court 

Hocielchen  Amos,  blackfmith,  7  Farmers   alley 

Hockenmiller  Jacob,  fmith,  41  Cable  lane 

Hockley  Eleanor,  widow,  153  N  Third 

Hockley  Frederick,  lace  St  fringe  weaver,  304  I\  24 

Hockley  Thomas,  ironmonger,  82  Fligh 

Hodgdon  Sc  Harris,  merchants,  Steinmetz  wharf 

Hodgdon  Samuel,  merchant,  126  IVlulberry 

Hodgdon  Benjamin,  fea  captain,  277  S  Front 

Hodgdon  Wm.  laborer.  Pine  above  Tenth 

Hodge  Andrew,  merchant,  92  Mulberry 

Hodge  George,  mariner,  74  Penn 

Hodge  Wm.  caulker,  Frankford  road 

Hodges  wharf,  opexs  kext  85  N  Water 

Hoegth  Charles,  merchant,  36  St  Johns 

Hoff  Jacob,  bricklayer,  155  N  Fifth 

Hoff  Margaret,  widow,  48  Cherry  ; 

Hoffermyer  Charles,  laborer,  Wood  above  Eighth 

Floft'man  Jacob,  plaifterer,  Eighth  above  Vme  1^ 

Hoflman  Jacob,  rigger,  38  Meade  alley 

Hoffman  Sophia,  gentlewoman,  125  N  Fifth 

Hoffman  Valentine,  blackfmith  251  Sc  166    Saffafras 

Hoffman  Wolfgang,  comb  maker,  262  Saifafras 

Hoffman  Jacob,  conveyancer  1 19  N  Fifth 

Hoffner  Henry,  brickla^per,  270  Mulberry 

Hoffner  Margaret,  v/idow,  S  -Branch  » 

Hoffner  ^Vidow,  boarding  houfe,  18  Branch 

Hogan  James,  dealer,   234  S  Third 

Hogan  David,  printer,   Sec.  51  S  Third 

Hogans  John,  mariner,   58  Small 

Flogard  Elizabeth,  boarding-houfe,  127  S  Front 


(      120     ) 

TTogate  Mary  14-  Coombs  alley 
Hogg  Richard,  carter,  35  Plumb 
Hogg  John,  plaifterer,  29  Crabb 
Hokien  Jeremiah,  pilot  14Chriftian 
Holdernefs  Wm.  merchant,  76  High 
Holgate,  Samuel,  fhoemaker,  389  S  Front 
Holland  Hannah,  (hopkeeper,  3  N  P>ont 
Holland  Jofeph,  artift',   95  S  Eighth 
Holland  N..  hatter,  60  S  Second  he  Loxleys  alley 
Holland  Samuel,  hatter,  Loxleys  alley 
Holland  Paul  C.  S.  accomptant  55  S  Front 
Holiick  Charles,  grocer,  above  12  Creffons  alley 
Hollingfvv'orth  Levi,  m.erchant,   16  Dock 
HolUngfworth  Henry,  blackfmlth,  397  S  Second 
Hollingfworth  L.  &c  Son,  merchants,  72  S  Wharves 
Holiingfworth  Jehu  &c  Co.  merchants,  47  Penn 

HoLLINGSWORTH's    wharf    opens   next    141   SOUTH 
WATER 

Hollman  George,  porter,  William 
Hollman  John,  Ihoemaker,  S3  N  Front 
Hollman  Richard,  mariner,   165  S  Fifth 
Hoilobert  Jane,  widow,  3  Gafl-iill 
HoUobufh  Youft  innkeeper.  New  above  Third 
Hoilobufh  Peter,  plaifierer  132  N  Fourth  . 
Hoilowell  Hefter,  widow,   134  Spruce 
KollowcU  W.  F.  feedflore,  S  Wharves  8c  324  N  Se- 
cond 
Hollyard  John,  bricklayer,    154  St.  Johns 
Holly  day  Elizabeth,  wafher,  288  SalFafras 
Holmes  Abel,  fddler,   58  N  Fifth 
Holmes  Jeffe,  carpenter,  360  S  Second 
Hotmes  Richard,  flone  mafon,  306  S  Fourtk 
Holmes  Wm.  ftage  driver,  Pattons  court 
Holt  George,  hair  drefl'er,  44  N  Third 
Holt  Samuel,  fea  captain,  20  Shippen 
Homan  Abraham,  carpenter,  332  Saflafras 
Horaberg  widow,  boarding  houfe,    143  N  Third 
Homburg  Ann,  boarding  houfe,  107  Saflafras 
Hommans  John  C.  muficiati  258  Mulberry 
Honey  George,  clerk  to  the  county  commiffioners 

1C7  SalTairas 
Honey  George,  jun.  carpenter,  Heydes  court 
Honeycomb  Jofeph,  laborer,  28  Farmers  alley 
Hood  Jobn,  ftorekeeper,  85  k  89  Swanlbn 


(      121      ) 

ITood  James,  A.  merchant,  2  Norris  iilJcy 

Hood  George,  tHvernkeeper,    1 14  Swaiifon 

JHood  John   P.  block  nuiker,   134  N  Water  Ic  13.; 

Front 
Hood  John,  flioemaker,   114  N  Fourth 
Hood  Thomas,  flioemaker,  corner  of  Sjcond  Si  Ful- 
lers alley 
Hood  Thomas,  oak  cooper,  4  Little  Water 
Hook  John,  potter,  3  12  N  Second 
Hook  Frederick,  brewer,    11th  above  Mulberry 
Hookey  Elizabeth,  wather,  Brookes  alley 
Hookey  Anthony,  grocer,  349  N  Third 
Hookey  Mary,  V/idov/,  Lilly  alley 
Hookey  Catherine,  widow,  118  Brown 
Hocman  John,  gardner,  Hudfons  lane 
Hoon  John,  laborer,  Vine  alley 
Hopper  Ifaac,  T.  taylor,  72  Dock 
Hopper  Levy,  taylor,  54  S  Water 
Hoopes  Amos,  carpenter,   83  Vine 
Koopes  Iirael,  wheelwright,  299  Mulberry 
Hcot  Gerard,  chairmaker,  4  Garrigues  court 
Hoot  George,  painter,  kc.  4  Garrigues  comt 

tlootman ,  chair  maker,  39  Coates  alley 

Hootlen  Benj.  {liipwrjght,  260  Swanfon 

Hoover  John,  taylor,  Steinmetz  court 

Hoover  Michael,  vi6luailer,  Noble  above  Seventh 

Hoover  John,  ropemaker,  458  S  Second 

Hoover  Lawrence,  maft  maker,  498  S  Front 

Hoover  Ann,  feamfirefs,  455  S  Second 

Hoover  Michael,  viclualler,  Noble  above  Eighth 

Hopkins  8c  Flowell,  ironmongers,  86  High 

Hopkins  J.  inventor  of  his  double  cutting  razor  ftrop 

65  S  Third 
Hopkins  Fatrick,  laborer,  66  PaiTyunk  road 
Hopkins  Richard,  ironmonger,  28  Fligh 
Hopkins  Robert,  port  infpe6lor,   178  Pine 
Hopkins  Wm.  umbrella  maker,  77  N  Front 
Hopkins  Vv'm.  Hour  merchant,  Germantown  road 
Hopkinfon  Jofeph,  attcrney  at  law,  Chefnut  above 

Fourth 
Hopp  Mary,  grocer,  325  N  Front 
Hoppel  George,  victualler,  381  N  Third 
Hc^.pcl  Cufpcr,  tobacconiil,   I  Ith  below  High 


(     122     ) 

Hop])le  Andrew,  chocolate  faclory,  8  5  Shippeii 
Horn  Iknicimin,  fan.lman.  oak  (N.  L.) 
Horn  Chriflisna,  grocer,  20G  S  Fourth 
Horn  Jacob,  tax  collector,  63  N  Fifth 
Hoiiicgroat  Catherine,   88  N  Front 
Horner  BenJHniin,  ironmonger,  9  Church  alley 
Horner  Benjamin,  ironmonger,  208  N  Front 
Horner  Benj.  Sc  Son,  ironmongers,  47  High 
Horner  Sc  Wilfon,  grocers,  214  High 
Horning  Lewfs,  innkeeper,   15  Branch 
Hornkcth  Jeremiah,  brickmaker,  464  Saffafras 
Horton  Thomas,  fca  captain,  25  Elfreths  alley 
Hofier  Henrj ,  rag  gatherer,  203  Cedar 
Holier,  Henry,  laborer,  36  Brown 
Hofls.in3  Thomas,  accomptant,    168  S  Fifth 
Hofliins  Eleanor,  widow,   180  Mulberry 
Hofliins  Francis,  accomptant,  30  Kunkle 
Houard  Lewis,  taylor,  47  Walnut 
Houcamp  Garrett,  pilot,  20  Cedar 
Kouck  John,  fhopkeeper,    143  N  Sixth 
Houfrnan  George,  carter.  Wood 
Houfman  Jafper,  farmer,  W^ood 
Hough  Thomas,  gentleman,  20  Pine 
Hough  Thomas,  taylor,  Hopkins  court 
Houie  Adam,  brick  maker,  92  Green 
Houlecan  Adam,  blackfmith,  Locuft  above  Tenth 
Houfe  Alexander,  white  wafher.  Garden  fl 
Houfe  Richard,  wharf  builder,  Beech 
Houfe  Peter,  carpenter,  499  N  Third 
Houfell  George,  fugar  boiler  Kunckle 
Houfeman  Charity,  viclualler,  1 7  Fitzwalter 
Houfer  Jacob,  hog  viclualler,  83  Brown 
Uoufer  George,  viclualler.  Garden  ft 
Houfer  John,  porter  &  grocer,  32  Pafiyunk  road 
Houfhold  Sarah,  teacher,  28  Cable  lane 
Houften  Matthew,  porter,  276  S  Fifth 
^  Houfton  James,  accomptant  121  Mulberry 
Houtzell  Jacob,  jeweller  99  S  Second 
Hovendon  Richard,  grocer,  437  S  Front 
How  John,  carpenter,  107  Cherry 
How  Jeffrey,  Callowhill  above  the  Ridge  road 
How  Robert,  fhoe  maker,  501  S  Second 
Howa?^d  Elizabeth,  nurfe,  549  S  Front 
Howard  Mary,  widow,  198  Cherry 


(     125     ) 

Howard  John,  i^entleman,  29  Strawberiy 
Howard  Peter,  blackfmith,  96  Green 
Howard  Peter,  flioe  maker,  1 00  S  Second 
Howard  Thomas,  ironmonger,  40  S  Second 

Howard ,  mate,  187  N  Front 

Howard  William,  flial!opmr.n,  427  N  Front 

Howcraft  Thomas,  potter,  510  N  Second 

Kowell  A.  £c  CO.  tanners  Sc  curriers,  107  Chefnu': 

Howell  Abraham,  M.  D.  443  N  Front 

Howell  Ephraim,  carter,  York  road 

Howell  Ezekiel,  taylor,  14  N  Sixth 

Howell  Hannah,  boarding  hoiifc,  13  N  FoiirLh 

Howell  Hannah,  widow,  174  N  Fifth 

Howell  James,  filverfmith,  27  Keys  alley 

Howell  John,  taylor,  near  43  Coates 

Howell  Richard,  laborer,  35  Crown 

Howell  R.  fiirveyor  Sc  draftsman,  132  N  Third 

Howell  Samnel  E.  merchant   17   S  wharves,  and   14 

North  Fourth 
Howell  Samuel,  merchant,  54  Chefnut 
Howell  Wm.  laborer,  39  Plumb 
Howlin  Patrick,  bottler,  176  N  Water 
Hoy  Thomas,  ihoe  maker,  180  Shippen 
Hoy  John,  fhoe  maker,  33  Gillaffes  alley 
Hozey  Ifaac,   lumber  merchant,   327  S  Front,  near 

135  Swanfon,   8c  26  Catherine 
Hubbart  Anthony,  fiarch  fa6lory,  504  N  Second 
Hubbert  Chriftian,  carpenter,  Poplar  lane  above  5d 
i/uber  &  Voight,  grocers,  142  N  Second 
J^ubley  Michael,  hatter,  80  N  Seventh 
JTuddle  Jofeph,  ftave  merchant,  87  Sv/anfon 
/Tuddle  Benjamin,  mariner,  369  S  Front 
//uddle  Jofeph  jun.  ftave  merchant  3  62  S  Fronr 
i/udfon  Sarah,  huckiter,  103  Shippen 
i/udfon  John,  fea  captain,  117   Cedar 
//udfon  James,  taylor,  39  S  Water 
jfiTudfon  Wm.  merchant,  8  Chefnut 
/iTuif  Jacob,  vi(^ual]er,  355  Callov/hili 
/Tuff  John,  carpenter,  next  315  Cailowhiil 
Huftman  Thomas,  carter,  21  Mary  (S) 
Huffstidler  Elizabeth,  nurfe,  II  5  N  Second 
Hufty  £c  Burk,  taylors,  41  S  Vv^ater 
Hufty  Jane,  feamflrefs,  200  Vine 
Hufty  J.  flone  cutter,  149  N  Sixth,  20  i  Vine 


(      124      ) 

HuftyJohn,  taylor,  144  N  Eighth 

Hughes  Ann,  widow,  158  Walnut 

Hup;hes  Caleb,  merchant  taylor,  199  N  Second 

Hughes  Catherine,  teacherefs  near  2  Moravian  alley 

Hughes  Edward,  porter,  228  Catherine 

Hughes  &;  Fritz,  Rore  keepers  3  N  Second 

Hughes  George,  rope  maker,  Chriflian  above  Third 

Hiighes  i/enry,  rope  maker,  47  N  Second 

Hughes  James,  fea  captain,  36  Queen 

Hughes  John,  (liop  keeper,  61  High 

Hughes  Levy,  fawyer,  Penn  (K) 

Hughes  Robert,  mariner,  near  117  Coates 

Hughes  Thomas,  gentleman,  Pbiibert  above  1  Ith 

Hughn  Garrett,  laborer,  175  St.  Johns 

Hugg  Jacob,  (hip  joiner.  Says  court 

Hugg  Anthony,  laborer.  Fourth  above  Coates 

Huggins  Benjamin,  fea  captain,  45  S^var.fcn 

Hugliton  Henry,  laborer.  Well  ft 

Huc;uenin  Chas.  F.  clock  Sc  watch  maker,  1 1  N  5th 

Hullock  Michael,  fhoe  maker,  214  Cherry 

Hulings  ISIichael,  taylor,  Queen  (K) 

Hull  Jacob,  biackfmith,  108  N  Seventh 

Hull  Daniel  grocer,  341  Callowhill 

Humphrevjile  E.  cabinet  maker,  121  New 

Hum.phrey  Richard,  china  merchaiit,  127  High 

Humpreys  Abel,  merchant,  152  S  Second 

Humphreys  Clement,  head  infpe^Slor   k.  meafurer  of 

lumber  48  Spruce 
Humphreys  Daniel,  printer  Sc  bookfeller,  48  Spruce 
Humphreys  James,  fhipwright,  Warren  ft 
Humphreys  James,  printer  Sec.  corner  of  Dock  and 

Walnut  flreet 
Humphreys  James  affiftant  marftiall,  28  Rofe  alley 
Humphreys  James,  notary  public,  5  3  Spruce 
Humphreys  Jofliua,  (hip  builder,  240  Swanfon 
Humphreys  Mary,  widow,  30  Carters  alley 
Hunekur  Henry,  mariner,  262  S  Fifth 
Hunn  John,  merchant,  356  S  Front 
Hunt  ChriRopher,  accomptant  12  Oak 
Hunt  Daniel,  Hone  cutter,  Locuft  above  12th 
Hunt  Jeife,  fnoe  m.aker,  7  Farmers  alley 
Hunt  James,  vicVaaller,   154  N  Fifth 
Hunt  Pearfon,  merchant,  57  S  Wharves,  62  S  5th 
Hunt  Thomas,  fea  captain,  40  SafTafras 


(      125      ) 

Hunt  Wllfon,  merchant,   16  S  Front 

Hunt  Wiliiani,  hair  drciVer  66  N  Front 

Iivintenton  James  mariner,  30  Gillafes  allej*' 

Munter  George,  drugG;i{l  Sec.  1 14  S  Secon-cl 

Hunter  .fame's,  cabinet  maker,  202  Cedar,  2C4  S  oth 

Hunter  John,  i^rocer,  202  S  Fifth 

Hunter  John,  ihipwrii^ht.  Beech 

Hunter  John,  foap  boiier,   36  Crown 

Hunter  John,  juftice   of  the  peace,  185  Cedar 

Hunter   Matthew,  fuller,  Cedar  above  Tenth 

Hunter  Sarah,  boarding;  houfe,  Mulljerry 

Hunter  Wtiiiam,  coach    maker,    171    Wabmt  Sc  11 1 

Cheinut 
Hupfield  Ciiarles,  grocer,  125  Saffafras 
Hurley  John,  painter  k  glazier,  199  S  Front 
Hurley  Thomas, "paper  ban-^er,  16  Carters  £illey 
Hurley  Thomas,  laborer,  Hopkins  court 
Huron  Lawrence,  m.erchant,  7  1  N  Vv  ater 
Hurry  S.  merchant,  41  S  Vv'harves  50  Sixth 

Hurtman  > ,  77  N  Sixth 

Hurtz  Peter,  porter,  70  S  Fifth 

Huril  Charles,  gentleman,  comer  of  Cedar  &  5th 

Huril  T.  tinplate  vvorker,  1 15  High,  22  J.Ioraviaii  alley 

Huru  Henry,  carpenter,  342  N  Front 

Huril  John,  agent,  438  Saftafras 

Hurft  John,  carpenter,  266  S  Fourth 

Hufk  . ,  caulker,  509  N  Third 

Hufthyher  Maria,  feamftrefs,  13  Waggoners  alley 
Hufder  William,  m.erchant.   69  S  Fourth 
Huftler  William,  merchant,   81  S  Sixth. 
Hufton  John,  grocer,  313',  Callowhili 
Hullon  J.  H.  merchant,    167  Vv'alnut 
Hufton  Jane,   grocer,  306  N  Front 
Hutchins  Jofeph,  teacher,   83  S  Third 
Hutchinibn  C.  block  k  pump  maker,  23  Little  Water 
Hutchinibn  Daniel,  bricklayer,   35  Noble 
Hutchinibn  Hannah,  widow,   Welflirs  cou.'t 
Hutchinfon  Janies,  taylor,  291  S  Front 
Hutchinion  John,,  carpenter  .Seventh  below  Locuit 
Hutchinibn  Margaret,   grocer,   29  N  Tenth 
Hutchinfonc- Mahlun,  merchant,   61  N  Second 
Hutchinfon  Samuel,  flioemaker,  171  N  Second 
Hutchinfon  Sidney,  widow,  4  Church  alley 
Hutmaii  Georgcj  blackfmith,  1 5  N  Sixth 

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(     126     ) 

Hutton  James  ironmonger,  5  3  High 

Hutton  M.  fhip  joiner,  35  Catherine,  135  Swanfon 

Hutton  Nathaniel,  fliip  wright,  380  S  Front 

Hutton  Thome.s,  fliip  wright,  40  Almond 

Hutton  Thomas,  grocer,  188  S  Eighth 

Hutts  Jonathan,  carter,   Spruce  above  Eighth 

Hutts  George,  baker,  back  1 44  Spruce 

Hutts  John,  coach  trimmer,   32  Branch 

Hulz  Peter,  vieiuallcr^  270  SafTafras 

Huver  Antbonvs  laborer,  158  Green 

HyamJohn,  cake  baker,  4  33  N  Tliircl 

Hyde  George,  bookbinder,    149  Cheihut 

Hyde  George,  oak  cooper,   17  Green 

Hydel  Elizabeth,   -hop  keeper,  71  Green 

Hy del  John,  fe a  captain,    183  N  Front 

Hyder  John,  brick  layer,  Eleventh  above  Saffafras 

Hvder  John,  baker,  Charlotte 

Hyiegan  Jeremiah,  mariner.  Pine  above  Sixth 

Hyler  John,  ihop  keeper,    109  N  Third 

Hyler  Philip,   189  Cherry 

Hyler  Pricilla,  waPner,  232  Cedar 

Hymer  John,  brick  maker  Fourth  above  Brown 

Hymer  Adam,  victualler,  Charlotte 

Hyndman  Samuel,  publiflier,  corner  of  Shippen  and 

Crab  fireet 
Hvneman  Charlotte,  huckiler,  94  ^'ine 
Hvneman  John,  taylor,  120  N  Water 
Hvneman  Frederick,  fh op  keeper    105  N  Front 
Hvnes  Andrew,  fiiherman,  Beech 
Hynes  Wm.  mariner,  bl  ^leade  alley 
flyflcr  Peter,  grocer,  above  511  N  Second 
Hyiier  Samuel,  Garden  11 
Kvnfon  Johanuas,  mariner,  12th  below  Cheihut 


XMEERT  FELIX,  merchant,  211  S  Secomi 

imlay  Robert,  merchant,  5  N  Water 

Immel  Micliael,  inn  &  llore  keeper,  76  N  Third 

Im.mel  John,  printer  &c.  159  N  Sixth 

inches  Thom;iB;  'f^eaver,  84  S  Tliird 


(     127     ) 

Ince  James,  rig'c^-er,  20  Artillery  lane 

Innadeli  John  P.  merchant,  65  S  Wharves 

Ing-erlbll  Jar'id,  counsellor  at  law,  18  1  Chefnut 

Ingles  George,  lumber  infpeclor,  22  Cable  lane 

Ing-les  John,  fhingle  drelVer,  291  S  Fifth 

Ingles  Joleph,  accomptant  105  N  Fifth 

Inglis  Catherine,  fpiniler,  99  Pine 

Ingraham  Francis,  merchant,  1G7  S  Second 

Inkibn  Rebecca,  Ihopkeeper  170  N  Front 

Innes  Wm.  Sc  co.  brewers,  131  Sc  133  N  Water 

Innes  Henry,  fhoemaker,  next  17  Appletree  alley 

Innes  Mary,  widow,  246  S  Front 

Innes  Jofeph,  carpenter,  27  Coates 

Infall  John,  laborer,  43  Small  ftreet 

Inflieep  John,  alderman,  80  N  Front 

Inflvcep  John,  well  digger,  142  Cherry 

Ireland  Patience,  boarding  houfe  18  Swanfon 

Ireland  Alphonfo  C.  carpenter,  27  Powell 

Ireland  John,  laborer,  409  N  Front 

Irick  Chriftopher,  deputy  flour  infpe61or,  168  Pine 

Irons  Soloman,  fliingle  dreiTer,  24  Philbert 

Irvine  James,  gentleman,  1 1 9  Mulberry 

Irvine  Robert,  grocer,  N  W  corner  of  Shippen  &  4th 

Irving  David,  innkeeper,  S  Sc  10  S  Sixth 

Irvin  George,  grocer,  N.  E.  corner  of  Shippen  and 

Crab  ftreet 
Irvin  John,  bricklayer  35  Shippen 
Irvin  John  M.  auRioneer  101  S  Fifth 
Irvin  Sarah,  widow,  89  S  Sixth 
Ifborn  Thomas,  Iliipwright,  30  Coxes  alley 
Ifdeil  James,  fhoemaker,  Queen  (K) 
Ifrael  lirael,  high  fiieriff  89  Chefnut 
Ifrael  Samuel,  auctioneer,  55  N  Second 
Ives  John,  carpenter,  87  N  Seventh 
Ivory  Matthew,  biicuit  baker,  SpaiTord  ft 


(      1^^8     ) 


J  ACK  FRANXIS,  bricklayer,  218  S  Third 

Jacka\vay,  Nathan,  plaifterer  328  N  Front 

JackaAvay  Widow,  waflier,  328  N  Front 

Jacks  John,  mariner,  109  Cherry 

Jacks  John,  waiter,  4  Butlers  court 

Jackfon  Anthony,  gardner,  Carlyfles  alley 

Jackfon  Ann,  feamftrefs  262  S  Third 

Jackfon  Sc  Betton,  druggifts  8cc.  129  Mulherr}' 

Jackfon  Catherine  teacherefs  9  Grays  alley 

Jackfon  C.  blackfmith,  133  S  Second    26  Dock 

Jackfon  Catherine,  wafher,  25  Philbert 

Jackfon  David,  druggift  kc.  26  S  Third 

Jackfon  David,  laborer,  above  543  N  Third 

Jackfon  Elizabeth,  wafl-icr,  310  S  Third 

Jackfon  Ifaac  H.  merchant,  Chefnut  above  Ninth- 

Jackfon  Jeremiah  P.  mariner,  44  3  S  Front 

Jackfon  John,  merchant,  233  High 

Jackfon  John,  blackfmith,  35  Becks  alley 

Jackfon  John,  laborer.  Poplar  lane  above  Seconds 

Jackfon  Jofeph,  baker,  9  Callowhill 

Jackfon  John  W.  ihoemaker  202  St.  Johns 

Jackfon  John,  mariner,  128   Cedar 

Jackfon  John,  painter,  23  N  Sixth 

Jackfon  Mary,  widow,  36  Walnut 

jackfon  Robert,  grocer.  28  Penn 

Jackfon  Richard  B.  grocer,  195  N  Third 

Jackfon  h  Wharton,  meixhants,  59  S  Wharves 

Jackfon  Thomas,  gentleman,  159  N  Third 

Jackfon  W^m.  furveyor  of  the  port,  25  7  Chefnut 

Jacobs  George,  fegar  maker,  307  N  Third 

Jacobs  liraei,  gentleman,  5  N  Second 

Jacobs  James,  fea  captain,  23  N  Tenth 

Jacobs  Chriftian,  clerk  of  the  fifli  market  133  Greeiii 

Jacobs  Benjamin,  black  ball  maker  154  St  Johns 

Jacobs  Philip,  fhoe  maker,  Pembertons  alley 

Jacobs  Nicholas,  Ihoe  maker,  50  Almond 

Jacobs  W.  S..     M.  U.  J  15  S  Fifth 

Jacobfon  Matthias,  mariner  48  Meade  alley 

Jacoby  Leonard,  merchant,  137  N  Second 

James  Margaret,  v/idow,  27  Queen 

iames  F=\anj  grocer,  22  &.  2i  Cyprefs  alley 


(     129     ) 

James  Martha,  teacherefs,  85  N  Sixth 
James  Sarah,  281  X  Third 

James ,  M.  D.  near  33  Fitz^valt^r 

James,  CUbborn  Sc  Engliih.  merchants,  13  S  Ffont 
James  John,  merchant  18  N  Fifth 
James  Thomas,  laborer  Shackemuxen 
James  Peter,  waiter,  24  Farmers  alley 
James  Thomas  E.     M.  D.  23  Chefnut 
James  Sc  Lane,  grocers,  478  SalTafras 
James  Thomas,  mariner  235  Mulberry- 
January  David,  gentleman,  123  Cedar 
January  R.  widow,  1  1  S  Fourth 
Jaquett  Thomas,  upholfterer,  35  S  Front 
Jarvis  Elijah  B..  gentleman,  25  N  Ninth 
Jarvis  Charles,  gentleman.  2  3  Strawberry 
Jarvis  John,  accoraptcnt  12  Almcnd 
Jarvis  John,  colonel,  203  S  Sixth 
Jardallr  Jofeph,  carver,  32  German 
Jaiidon  Daniel,  teacher.  229  Mulberry 
Jean  Mary,  widow,  149  Pine 
Jeanau  Samuel,  mariner,  67  Lombard 
Jeaney  Elizabeth,  feamflrefs,  Queen  ^K) 
Jeanney  Samuel,  fhipwright,  328  N  Front 
Jeans  Jfaac.  carter,  372  N  Third 
Jeans  Ifaiah,  25  SaiTafras 
JeiTere  Wm.  laborer,    12  Gillafes  alley 
Jcffers  \Vm.  waiter,  back  of  5S  S  Fifth 
Jeffreys  John,  laborer,   196  S  Sixtii 
Jeffreys  Edwai^d,  fupervifor  of  roads,   137  Coates 

Jeffreys. ,  carpenter,  289  S  Front 

Jefferys  John,  carpenitr,  Wood  above  Fourth 

Jeffreys  Daniel,  brick  maker,    139  Coates 

Jefferfon  Wm.  oyfterman,  77  German 

Jenkins  Jofeph,  laborer,   243  S  Fourth 

Jenkins  James,  mariner,  9  Crown 

Jenkins  James,  laborer,  back  404  Saffafras 

Jenkins  Thos.  boat  builder,  back  26  Green 

Jenkins  Thos.  accgmptant,  24  S  Third 

Jenkins  Widovr,  fchoolmiftrefs,  Liberty  court 

Jenks  k  Fell,  merchants,   38  N  Second 

Jenks  Jonathan,  merchant,  20  S  Wharves 

Jennings  Henry,  m.ariner,  74  Pine 

Jennings  John,  Alderman,  corner  of  Pine  &  Fourth 

Jennings  John  C.  pottt;r,   131  St.  Johns 


(     130     ) 

Jenninf^s  Wm.  mariner,  294  S  Fourth 

Jermain  Ezekiel,  carter,    140  Swanfon, 

Jermain  Abraham,  watchman,   SafTafras  alley 

Jervis  Elizabeth,  boardins^  houfe,  26  N  Fifth 

Jewell  Kenneth,  taylor,  78  Mulberry 

Joad  John,  upholfterer,   108  S  SecoKd 

Jobfon  Samuel,  glue  m.aker,  Noble  above  Second 

Johns  Mary,  tavernkeeper,  470  S  Front 

Johnfon  Andrew,  carpenter,  295  S  Third 

Johnfon,  Adam,  carpenter,  400  S  Second 

Johnfon  Alexander,  fea  captain,   63  Green 

Johnfon  Renj.   printer,   37  Vine  8c  31  Hi^h 

Johnfon  Benj.  oyilerman,   18  Pewter  platter  alley 

Johnfon  Barney,  carter,  105  German 

Johnfon  Caleb,  laborer.  Poplar  lane 

Johnfon  Charles,  fea  captain,  53  Queen 

Johnfan  Conrad,  grocer,   above  501  N  Front 

Johnfon  Edward,  mariner,   373  S  Front 

Johnfon  Eleanor,  boarding  houfe,  108  N  Water 

Johnfon  Elizabeth,  23  Brewers  alley 

Johnfon  Frederick,  caulker,  393  S  Second 

Johnfon  Georae,  mariner,    12  Little  Water 

Johnfon  Ifaac,  coachman,    187  S  Fourth 

Jchnfon  Ifaac,  carter,   39  Cable  lane 

Johnfon  Ifaac,  grocer,   182  N  Water 

Johnfan  Ifaac,  tax  colle6\or,    171    St.  Johns 

Johnfon  James,  fliipwriglH,  451  S  Front 

Johnfon  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  8th  above  Callowhill 

Johnfon  Jacob    bookfeller  &:  flationer,   147  High 

Johnfon  James,  painter  &  glazier,  6  Pewter  piatter 

alley 
Johnfon  John,  mariner,   196  Lombard 
Johnfon  John,  foap  boiler,    166  N  Fourth 
Johnfon  John,  teacher,  Hanover 
Johnfon  John,  dry  goods  flore,   249  S  Second 
Johnfon  John,  mariner.  Coopers  court 
Johnfon  John,  foap  boiler,   &c.  160  Vine 
Johnfon  John,  waterman,  1 1 5  Green 
Johnfan  Jonathan,  carpenter,  above  501  N  Front 
Johnfon  Jofeph,  carpenter,  12  N  Sixth 
Johnfon  Jofeph,  fhip  chandler,   77  S  Wharves 
Johnfon  Jofeph,  millwright,  85  PafTyunk  road 
Johnfon  Jofiah,  letter  «arrier,   6  Carters  alley 
Johufon  JMargaretj  boarding  houfe,  12  Creilans  alley 


(     131     ) 

Johnfon  Martha,  boarding  houfe  corner  of  Cedar  Sc 

Swanibn 
Johnfon  Mary,  widow,  Clover  alley 
Johnfon  Peter,  whitefmith,  70  Cedar 
Johnfon  Richard,  merchant,  157  N  Second 
Johnfon  Rachel,  wafner,   14  Appletree  alley 
Johnfon  Mofes,  fweep,  18  Wagners  alley 
Johnfon  Richard,  gunfmith,   15  1  Cedar  93  S  Water 
Johnfon  Samuel,  waiter,  216  Shippen 
Johnfon  Samuel,  mariner,   1 10  Green 
Johnfon  Samuel,  laborer,  1 1th  above  Saffafras 
Johnfon  Samuel,  carpenter,  3  Birds  alley 
Johnfon  Sa.rah,  widow,   399  S  Second 
Johnfon  Sarah,  feamftrefs,   107  Pine 
Johnfon  Patience,  wallier,  278  Saifafi^as 
Jolmfon  Thew.  farmer,-  170  Cherry, 
Johnfon  Thos.  Ihoemaker,   1 1 1  Catherine 
Johnfon  Wm.  laborer,  SaiTafras  alley 

Johnfon  . ,  ihoemaker,    170  S  Sixth 

Johnfon  W^m.  laborer,  212  Cedar 
Johnfi-on  David,  letter  carrier,  32  S  Fifth 
Johnfton  Ifabelia,  widow,  near  309  N  Front 
Johnfton  John,  fugar  boiler,  483  N  Second 
Johnfton  Jacob,  laborer,  190  Mulberry 
Johnfton  John,  W.  mariner,  Chriftian  above  Third 
Johnfton  James,  laborer,  Jones  alley 
Johnfton  John,  ftucco  plaifterer,  53  Philbert 

Johnfton -,  laborer,  19  Profpecl  alley 

Johnfton  Mary,  widow,  3 1  Giilafes  alley 
Johnfton  Mary,  huckfter,   16  Meade  alley 
Johnfton  Peter,  blackfmith,  27  George 
Johnfton  Robert,  fhopkeeper,  429  N  Second 
Johnfton  Samuel,  fea  captain,  5  Prune 
Johnfton  Wm.  taylor,  433  N  Front 
Johnfton  Wm.  merchant  be  cooper,  26  Almond 
Jolly  Charles  8c  Wm.  merchants,  (5  S  Wharves 
Jolly  Charles,  merchant,    140  Saffafras 
Jolly  Elizabeth,  teacheref;*,  95  Chriftian 
Jones  Rev.  Abfalom,   165  S  Third 
Jones  Anthony,  mariner,  32  Coxs  alley- 
Jones  A.  feamftrefs,  97  N  Sixth 
Jones  Anthony,  mariner,   130  Queea 
Jones  Benj.  laborer,  Penn  (K) 
Jones  Benj.  merchant,  4  F&aii 


(     132     ) 

Jones  Eenj.  engraver,  47  Chefnut  i<i  48  S  Second 

Jones  Benj.  grazier,  7  Cedar 

Joiies  cc  Clark,  merchants,    144  S  Fourth 

Jones  David,  fhoemaker,  back  112  Walnut 

Jones  Dean,  paper  hanger,  4  Plumb 

Jones  David,  hatter,  153  N  Second 

Jones  Edv>'ard,  iJjorer,   6  ?vlarys  alley 

Jones  Elizabeth,  vvidov/,  23  Carters  alley 

Jones  Elizabeth,  \vafli.er,  l-^th  below  Chefnut 

Jones  Elizabeth,  ftationer,   30  N  Fourth 

Jones  Elizabeth,  widow,  84  High 

Jones  Hannah,  ihopkeeper,  1  N  Third 

Jones  Sc  Harper,  tayiors,    121    S  Water 

Jones  Ifaac,  city  commilTioner,  17  Pine 

Jones  Ifaac,  tobacconifl,    164  N  Wa.ter  £c  169   Front 

Jones  Ifaac  C.   merchant,  79  Mulberry  8c  84  High 

Jones  Ifaiah,  flour  merchant,   1 19  N  Water 

Jones  Ifrael,  Sc  David,  grocers  4  S  Fifth 

Jones  Jacob,  waiter,    1 9  S  Seventh 

Jones  Jas.  innkeeper,  corner  of  Mulberry  Sc  Fourth 

Jones  James,  hatter,  22  Bank 

Jones  John,  fait  provilion  infpe6lor,   67  N  Water 

Jones  John,  tayior,    1 16  N  W^ater 

Jones  J.  proprietor^  of  the  N.  Y.  ftages   Hartzungs 

alley 
Jones  John  H.  fea  captain,  257  N  Front 
Jones  John,  mariner,  90  N  Sixth 
Jones  John,  grocer,  237  S  Fourth 
Jones  John,  wheel  &c  carriage  maker,  219  St.  Johns 
Jones  John,  carter,  ^  ine  alley 
Jones  Joon,  Ihip  wri^ht,  38  Coxes  alley 
Jones  James,  corn  chandler,  25  6  N  Front 
Jones  John,  attorney  at  law,  81  Mulberry 
Jones  Jofcph,  hatter,  40  N  Second 
Jones  jofeph,  Ihoe  maker,   Hanover 
Jones  Joieph,  fadier,  Creifons  court 
Jones  Sc  Kinfey.  fadlers,  corner  of  Chefnut  Sc  Third 
Jones  Lioyd,  fea  cuptcihi,  225  S  Front 
Jones  Margaret,  teacherefs,  2  Knights  court 
Jones  Margaret,  boarding  houfe,    14  Queens 
Jones  Mary,  wafher,  next  40  Moravian  alley 
Jones  Mrs.  123  S  Second 
Jones  i>Iary,  walher,  Mary  (C) 
Jones  ISiary,  milliner  Sec.  28  N  Second 
Jones  NiclioUs^  bricklayer,  85  Cedar 


(     133     ) 

Jones  Nathan,  fiiop  keeper,  48  S  Second 
Jones  Nathaniel,  batter,   1  GalkiU 
Jones  Owen,  merchant,   154  S  Second 
Jones  ■         <)  lal^orer,  back  of  160  Shippen 
Jones  and  Paxfon,  merchants,  19  N  Second 
Jones  Philip,  umbrella  maker,  88  S  Second 
Jones  Rebecca,  gentlewoman,  Brcokes  court 
Jones  Richard  C.  nierchant,  Bicklcyc  v/harf 
Jones  Richard,  gentleman,   1 1  N  rciirth 
Jones  Robert,  fea  captain,   1 9 1  Cedar 
Jones  vSam.iiel,  laborer,  532  N  Third 
Jones  £c  Smith,  merchants,  81  S  wharves 
Jones  Samuel,  ilore  keeper,  82  Vine 
Jones  Severn,  merchant,  45  6  N  Second 
C'ones  Speaker,  gardncr,  Tenth  near  Spruce 
Jones  Samuel,  P.  teacher,  12  Moravian  alley 
Jones  Samuel  Z.  pump  rnakcr,   128  S  Fifth 
Jones  Sarah,  milliner,  20  N  Third 
3 ones  Sarah,   gentlev/oiTian,   5  6  Almond 
Jones  Solcmon,  cax^ter,  287  N  Third 
Jones  Thomas,  laborer,  Salfafra-S  above  Broad 
Jones  Thomas,  gentleman,  Chriftian  above  Third 
Jones  T*  P.  cabinet  maker,  47  Mulberry 
Jones  &c  Thompfon,   grocers,  4  N  Fourth 
Jones  Thomas,  laborer,   19  Crab 
Jones  Thomas,   A.  fea  captain,  5  Butlers  court 
Jones  Rev.  Thomas,  222  Lombard 
Jones  Thomas,  mariner.  Cable  lane 
Jones  Waiter,  mariner,  26Cyprefs  alley 
Jones  William,  fadler,   105   Chefnut 
Jones  William,  mierchant,   144  S  Fourth 
Jones  William,  carter,  365  Catherine 
Jones  William,  plaiftererj  45  George 
Jones  William,  grazier,    172  High 
Jones  William.,  laborer,  Little  Oak 
iones  William,  glafs  framer,  205  Cherry 
Jorden  Elizabeth,  (hop  keeper>  4 1 5  S  Front 
Jorden  David,  v/aiter,  near  3  South  alley 
Jorden  Michael,  mariner,  ^2  SnKiU 
Jorden  Mary,  fhop  keeper,   77  N  Third 
Jorden  Naler,  mariner,    12  Gafldil 
Jorden  Samuel,  plaifterer.  Eleventh  abo7e  Mulberr\ 
Jorden  Savah,  widoAv,   13  Brewers  alley 
Jofoph  John,  hair  dreffer,  372  N  Front 

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(     134     ) 

Jnfeph  SsiTYuel,  mariner,  19  Paffyunk  road 
Jofepli  John,  hair  dreffer,  2  Butlers  court 
Jofeph  James,  fea  captain,  223  S  Front 
Jones  Thomas,  manner,  Ca])le  lane 
Joubert  Thomas,  agent,  19  Shippen 
Jourdan  Jolm  B.  oyflennan,   Simmonds  court 
J-ourdan  Alexander,  plaiflerer,   396  SaiVafras 
Jourdan  David,  merchant,  next  245   Mulberry 
Joyce  Elizabeth,  boardin-^  houfcj  183  Cedar 

Joyce ,  carter,  319  N  Third 

Joyce  Dominic,  merchant,    174.  S  Front 

Joynt  Charles,  furgeon  barber,  222  N  Front  ft 

Julien  Wm.  carpenter,  273  S  Second 

Juftian  Thos.  perfumery,   55  S  Third 

Jufton  Wm.  brafs  founder,    371  N  FroTit 

Juilice  Charles,  {hoeraaker,  49  SalTafras 

Juftice  Catherine,  widow,  314  N  Second 

Juftice  George,  merchant  82  Crown 

Juftice  Philip,  plaiftcrer,  78  Crown 

Juftice  J.  me  reliant,  75  N  Fourth 

Juftice  James,  taylor,   6  Plumb 

Juftice  Jacob,  &  Co.  ironmongers,   149  High 

Juftice  Miirgaret,  fliopkceper,  326  N  Second 

Juftice  h.  Tyfon,  merchants,  21  N  Front 

Jufton  Wm.  brafs  founder,  57  1  N  Front 

Juftus  Philip,  H.  carpenter  192  N  P'ifth 

Juvenal  N.  ftarch  h  hair  powder  fa6lory5  York  road. 


JSk^AAFFA  Margaret,  huckfter,  130  Cedar 
Kaar  Elizabctk,  boarding  h©ufe,   141  Mulberry 
Kahraer  Wm.  harnefs  maker,   59  New 
KalhafTer  Fred,  innkeeper,  corner  of  Fifth  &  Saffafras 
Kampher  Jofeph,  type  founder,  284  Lombard 
Kampher  Jacob,  type  founder,  286  Lombard 
Kane  Anthony,  mariner,  7  Ciafkill 
Kane  Jacob,  brick  maker  I  Lxtitia  court 
Kane  Alexander,  caulker,  Baileys  court 
Kane  Daniel,  grocer,  394  S  Second 
Kane  Charles,  mariner,  near  5  South  alley 
^^ne  Elizabsth,  k  Co.  merchants,  121  S  Froac 


(      135     > 

Kane  Peter,  fhocmaker,  183  Cedar 

Kannan  Sufannah,  feamftrefs,  79  German 

Karney  Philip,   fail  maker,  86  Lombard 

Xartfner  Cluirks  baker,  322  S  Second 

Karr  Robert,  fliopkeeper,    10  N  Second 

Xarrick  &  Fercival,  merchants,   51  S  Wharves 

Xafey  Jofepli,  carpenter,  Rofe  alley 

Xates  Wm.  whip  maker,  62  N  Fifth 

Katon  James,  laborer,  Truftys  court 

Katz  Michael,  carter,  Kunckle 

Xatz  Jacob,  fhoemaker,  30  N  Seventh 

Kauch  Chriflir.n,  grocer,  34  N  Sixth 

K.auft  J.  nitrchant,  218  Mulberry  Sc  Lombard  ftrect 

wharf 
Kay  Aaron,  tavernkeeper,  9  N  Front 
Kay  Jofeph,  hatter,  42  N  Front 
Kean  Ann,  widow,  303  Saflafras  h  \9  Union 
Kean  John,  mariner,  211  S  Third 
Kean  James,  fea  captain,   182  S  Front 
Kean  John,  grocer,  20  George 
Kean  John,  hair  dreffer,  1  !  Chefnut 
Kean  John,  grocer,  back  of  10  Laetitia  court 
Kean  Robert,  tavernkeeper,   150  Swanfcn 
Kean  vicicw,  66  S  Second 
Keaney  M.  drover,  250  Cedar 
Kearn  Edmund,  grocer.  Wood  above  Fourth 
Kearney  Taedy,  accomptant,  22.  Spinice 
Kealbey  Jeife  currier,  57  S  Third 
Keating  Lambert,  Ihoemaker,  40  S  Fourth 
Keaton  Vym.  tavernkeeper,  290  S  Fourth 
Keble  Jol  n,  gentleman,  Pearfons  court 
Kcef  Dorothy,  boarding  hcufe,  38  Moravian  alley 
Keel  Baltus,  painter  &  glazier,  Saffafras  alley 
Keel  Jacob,  Ihoemaker,  2£6  St.  John* 
Keel  Henry,  brick  maker,  Saffafras  alley 
Keehmle  Geoige,  bifcuit  baker,  2-62  S  Front 
Keehmle  John,  M.  D.  33  N  Fourth 
Keehmle  Jacob  bleeder,  60  George 
Keehmle  I  eonai'd,  county  commiflioner,  126  Ncrth 

Fourth 
Kceley  M.  merchant,  61  Saffafras  Si  3  N  Water 
Keemer  Elizubeth,  widow,  422  S  Front 
Keen  Elizabeth,  gentlewoman,  465  N  Second 
Keen.  John,  carpenter,  2^  Gceeii- 


(     136     ) 

Keen  Jacob,  tanner  and  eui'rier,  near  495  X  Froiif 

Keen  Jofepli,  currier,    19  S  Fourth 

Keen  John,  laborer,  50  Artillery  lane 

Keen  Matthias,  grocer,    242  S  Ninth 

Keen  k  Stillwcn,  merchants,  40  N  Water 

Keen  &c  Sellers,  curriers,  81  ]^cck 

Keevonllier  Mary,  embroiderer,  74  Lombard 

Keffer  John,   cordwainer,  123  N  Front 

Kehr  John,  baker,  440  N  Third 

Kchrom  Thomas,  innkeeper,  269  Vine 

Ktigel  Henry,  foap  boiler,  435  N  Third 

Xeig-hler  Chriftian,  HGrecnIeafs  alley 

Keigliler  John,  farrier,  20  S  Seventh 

T^eir  Charles,  baker,  114  Spruce 

Keigle  John,  flioemaker,  149  St  Johns 

Keith  John,  grocer,  184  N  Water  8c  189  Front 

Keith  Wm.  &  Samuel,  merchants,  279  S  Front 

Kellcher  Catherine,  boarding  boufe  26  Spruce 

Keller  Adam,  oy Herman,  22  Paffyunk  road 

Keller  Adam,  baker,  i94  N  Third 

Keller  Gonrad,  tin  plate  worker,  108  N  Sixth,  59  Front 

Keller  George,  carpenter  109  N  Fifth 

Kelley  Barney,  hatter,  37  Keys  alley 

Kelley  Edward,  mate,  23  SaiTafras 

Kelley  Eleanor,  grocer,  192  N  Water 

Kelley  George,  mariner,  Bailleys  court 

Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  60  Shippen 

Kelley  Jofeph,  laborer,  139  Green 

Kelley  John,  gunfmith,  38  Rofe  alley 

Kelley  John,  accomptant,  293  Mulberry 

Kelley  John,  diftiller,  Queen  ft  (K) 

Kelley  John,  fea  captain,  77  Penn 

Kelley  William,  mariner,  27  George  ft 

Kelley  Thos.  &c  Wm.  merchants,  161  Vine 

Kellum  Elizabeth,  widow  Wells  alley 

Kelly  John,  grocer,  20  Swanfon 

Kelly  Hugh,  grocer,  corner  of  Walnut  Sc  Fifth 

Kelly  John,  mill  ftone  maker,  26  8c  32  Lilttlewater 

Kelly  John,  laborer,  Queen  (K) 

Kelly  Mary,  upholfterefs  7  Callowhill 

Kelly  Mic!  tavern  keeper,  corner  of  Pine  Sc  Penn 

Kelly  Philip,  ftioe  ftore,  70  High 

Kelly  Samuel,  laborer,  269  Catherine 

Kelly  Thomas,  Ihoe  dealer,  36  Baak  ft 


(     137     ) 

Kcily  Thos.  h  Pliiiip,  fooe  k  trunk  florc  70  tli'^\i 
Kelly  William,  taylor,  191  N  Front 
Kelly  William,  laborer,  399  SalTtifnis 
Kelle  Jane,  boar.lino-  hoiiie,  179  Mulberry 
Kelibn  Robert,  fweep,  Fourth  above  Brown 
Kelfon  Samuel,  calico  printer,  2.32  S  Third 
E.eity  Huj^h,  mariner,  10  Pine  alley 
Kemble  George,  Ihoe  maker,  3.5  S  Third 
Kemble  Wm.  taylor,  16  N  Water 
Kemp  George,  accomptant  92  S  Fifth 
Kemp  Wm.  baker,  149  Spruce 
Kemmens  Michael,  fhipwright,  424  S  Front 
Kendall  Margaret,  fegar  maker,  64  Brewers  alley 
Kenly  ChaH.es,  ^M.  D.  135  Wahiut 
Kennard  Anthony,  carpenter,  206  St«  Johns 
Kennedy  Andrew,  foap  boiler,  37  S  Second 
Kennedy  Ann,  widow,  329  Hit^h 
Kennedy  Arthur  J.  k.  co.  merchants,  184  Fligh 
Kennedy  Daniel,  carver  Sc  glider,  228  High 
Kennedy  David,  accomptant,  North  alley 
Kennedy  Elizabeth,  cake  baker  1  60  Coates 
Kennedy  Henry,  innkeeper,  171  High 
Kennedy  Henry,  fea  captain,  43  Shippen 
Kennedy  Ja.mes,  brick  maker,  i2th  below  Walaut 
Kennedy  John,  boarding  houfe,  6  Vernon 
Kennedy  John,  mariner,  270  S  Third 
Kennedy  £c  Moore,  ibctp  boilers,  41  S  Fourth 
Kennedy  Martin,  victualler,  47  Fitzvvaiter 
Kennedy  Morris,  accomptant,  22  Lombard 
Kenney  Michael,  farmer,  Vine  alley 
Kenney  Robert,  dealer,  T  Plumb 
Kenney  Matthew,  fea  captain,  32  Almond 
Kenney  Jacob,  tcbacconill,  287  Callowiull 
Kenfel  John,  Wackfmith,  29  1  Mulberry 
Kenfei  Michael,  fliip  joiner,  69  Vine 
Kentzell  William,  hair  dreflfcr,  190  Mulberry 
Kepple  Michael,  attorney  at  lav/,  next    140   Chefnut 
Kepple  Mary,  doftrefs  375  N  Third 
Kepple  K.  porter,^  Kunckle 
Ker  James,  tavern  keeper,  7  I  Dock 
Ker  Daniel,  llioe  maker,  25  3  S  Fifth 
Ker  Sufan,  boarding  houfe,  16  Quarry 
Ker  Jofeph,  fcale  keeper  i<.  cordtr,  £24  N  Fror;t  and 
36  Kele  alley 

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(     138     ) 

Kerlan  Edward-  Hone  cutter,  Locujfl  above  Ninth 

Kerlin  Davis,  deputy  maii>iall,  328  S  Second 

Kern  Gabriel,  taylor,  117  S  Water 

Kernan  Klizabeth,  grocer,  coraer  of  4th  and  Shippen 

Kerns  D;\rieK  laborer,  Taylors  alley 

KciTii.  n  Hu{^h,  laborer  62  Cherry 

Kerr  James,  taylor,  1 1    Gulkill 

Kerr  James  breeches  maker,  5  Plumb 

^lerr  Wm»  miriner,  MitBins  alley 

Kerr  Walter,  260  S  Second 

-^tfbey  Jcffe,  cnrrier,  3  Relief  alley 

iTefsler  Frederick,  fhoe  maker,  300  N  Front 

A'efbler  John,  gentleman  :i39  N  Third 

i^efsler  Leonard,  cabinet  maker,  125  Mulberry 

JCtiUTid  Thcma.s.  mc! chant  23  1   Chefnut  k  67  S  4th 

A'cys  He»ry,  porter,  393  N  Third 

A'eyfer  Adam,  baker,  346  N  Front 

Xeyfer  Ann,  widow,  332  N  Front 

A'eyfer  Benjamin,  grocer,  195  N  Second 

A'eyfer  k  Gorgas,  lumber,  merchants,  225  N  Water 

7v\yfer  Peter,  lumber  nierchant,  35  Callowhiil 

A'eyfer  Nicholas,  miik  man,  Locufl  above  12th 

Kibler  John,  flour  ftore,  27  7  High 

Kibler  Jofeph,  brufti  maker,  i88  N  Third 

Kidd  Robert,  laborer,  27  8  St.  Johns 

Kidd  Robert,  215  High 

Kiernan  Thomas,  difiiller,    149  Ced?r  ft 

Kiernan  Hv.gh,  diCUler,  corner  of  Cedar  Sc  Fourtik 

Kifcart  Allen,  fhipwri^ht,  Emlens  court 

Kij^-hlar  Jacob,  livery  ilable,  219  Cherry 

Kighier  Wm.  cuirier,  219  Cherry 

Kilby  Turpin,  f^a  captain,  350  S  Front 

KiUigan ,  52  N  £ighth 

Kilhngcr  George,  fnoe  maker,  58  Lombard 
KiUingfworth  Kdward,  fhoe  maker,  58  S  Eighth 
Killingfwcrth  Luke,  taylor,  back  of  1 1  Lxtitia  court 
KiliouL,h  Robert,  taylor,  75  S  Water 
Kiitcn  Mary,  teacherefs,  23  Appktree  alley 
Killpatikk  Ann,  mid-wife,  96  Swanfon 
Kiiioy  'ihomias,  laborer,  53  FafTyunk  road 
Kimber  Lmmor,  teacher,  32  Union 
Kimber  Hannah,  Iticp  kteper,  L2  N  Watei 
Kimble  Lianna,  huckfier,  534  N  Third 
Kimvty  Jofeph,  turner,  12  Paffyunk  road 
}vinc*»ld  lQhi\j  cUiliilerj  2^6  N  Fio.i.1 


(      139     ) 

Kiner  Henry,  laborer,  92  Chriftian 

King  Ann,  grocer,  next  368  S  Front 

King  Afa,  taylor,  next  9  Chancery  iane 

King  Sc  Britton,  lumber  merchants,  353  High 

King  Bennager,  taylor,  Tapers  alley 

King  Daniel  jun.  brafs  founder,  76  S  Front 

King  D.  E.  lumber  merchant  45  Philbert 

King  Hannah,  widow,  91  S  Fourth 

King  George,  bricklayer,  35  Cable  lane 

King  James,  gentleman,  210  N  Front 

King  Ifaiah,  carter,  59  Budd 

King  John,  oak  cooper.  Oak  (N.  L.) 

King  John,  laborer,  42  George 

King  John,  carpenter,  26  Lombard 

King  Jofeph,  painter,  8c  glazier  165  Mulberry 

King  Joleph,  painter   Sec.  wire  fender   manufaclory 

67  Walnut  ftreet 
King  Reay,  ironmonger,  S-x  feedsman,  27  N  Second 
King  William,  fea  captain,  170  S  Fifth 
King  Judith,  widow,  129  Spruce 
Kingle  George,  oak  cooper,  224  N  Front 
Kingflon  Henry,  fea  captain,  54  Aimonc 
Kingfton  Thomas,  carpenter,  217  S  Fifth 
Kingflon  Stehpen,  merchant,  8  WaJnut 
Kinley  Jacob,  victualler,  8th  above  Noble 
Kinnan  John,  turner,  50  S  Fourth 
Kinnard  Jacob,  wheel  wright,  53  N  Fifth 
Kinnard  Thomas,  coach  maker,  1 1th  above  High 
Kinfel  Catherine,  gardenefs,  Garden  ft 
Kinfel  Charlotte,  widow,  254  N  Front 
Kintzing  Abraham  jun.  merchant,  1 10  Mulberry 
Kintzing  Abraham,  grazier,  178  High 
Kirby  Hannwh,  widow,  74  Crov/n 
Kiik  Ifaac.  grocer,  183  N  Third 
Kirk  John,  merchant,  45  N  Front 
Kirk  John,  laborer,  above  64  Philbert 
Kirk  Joleph,  carpenter,  333  N  Third 
I-irkbricige  Richard,  fea  captain,  Toxleys  court 
!Lirkham  Charleti,  dry  goods  ftore,  41  N  Third 
Kiikpatrick  Sarali,  grocer,  338  N  Second 
Kirkpatrick  John  fhoemaker,  49  Chriftian 
Kirkpatrick  Francis,  teacher,   454  N  Second 
Kirwin  Williani-.  accomptant,  52  Paffyuuk  road 
KiiTelman  Frederick,  merch:^nt,   166  S  Second 
Kiffelman  ^.yidcw,   166  S  Second 


(     140     ) 

Kitchen  James,  city  tavern,  8c  exchai>^e  So  S  Sscorrl 

Kite  Jofcph,   cliina  ftore,   34  S  Fourth 

Kite  Benjamin,  teacher,  21  S  Fourth 

KitSeJd  Nathaniel,  taylor,  85  S  Fifth 

Kittera  Ann,  {]\op  keeper,  45  N  Third 

Kitts  Michael,  innkeeper,  80  High 

Kitts  Mary,  taverakeeper,   5  8  High 

Kiafke  John,  bleeder,  202  High 

Kleighler  Valentine,  27  North  alley 

Klimer  Henry,  laborer,  2:8  6  Mulberry 

Kline  Abraham,  grocer,  90  N  Seventh 

Kline  Peter,  brick  layer,  374  N  Third 

Kline  John,  carter,  Fourth  above  Brown 

Klingle  A.  cooper  Sc  guager,  25»  N  Second,  56  Callohill 

Klofe  ChriftiaH,  baker,  81  Paffyunk  road 

Klote  Peter,  laborer,   8  5  Paifyunk  road  il 

Klotz  John,  L.  weaver,   423  N  Third 

Klufnian  William,  acco^mptant,  33  Small 

Knapp  Ruben,  mariner,    120  Swanfon 

Knight  Ann,  widow,  22  Schievelys  alley 

Knig-ht  Chriftian,  blackfmith,   2  Fhilbert 

Knight  Daniel,  carpenter,   12  Cherry  Sc  near  65 

Knight  Daiaiel,  P.  Have  merchant,  361  N  Front 

Knight  Ifrael,  gentkman,   1 30  N  Front 

Knight  John,  gentleman,  corner  of  Eighth  Sc  Philbert 

Knight  J.  lum.  mercht.  39  Artillery  lane,  177  N  V/ater 

knight  Mary,  widow,  Witmans  court 

A'nlte  Baltus,  broom  maker,   575  N  Second 

^nipe  John,  laborer,  above  542  N  Third 

Anodle  John,  hair  dreffer,  1 1  N  Seventh 

A'nocr  George,  buker,  31  S  Fcurt.hl 

A'norr  John,  cedar  cooper,    173  High 

A'norr  John,  jun.  ironmonger,  40  N  Third 

X^norr  Samuel,  baker,   30  Queen 

Knott  Reuben,  99  N  Eighth 

Ji^nouflionour  Henry,  fhopkeeper,  8  N  Fifth 

A'nowles  Sarah,  fhopkeeper,  70  S  Front 

Anox  Francis,  grocer,   3  1  S  Second 

A'nox  k  Deas,  merchants,   30  N  Front 

Knox  James,  grocer,  25  9  High 

Knox  John,  laborer,   102  Cedar, 

Knox  Jofeph,  innkeeper,  62  Shippen- 

Knox  Sarah,  widow,  349  S  F'ront 

Knox.Wm.  Ihipwright,  395  N  Front 

Knox  W.  8*  Co.  merchants,  COS  Frrr.t 


(  1*1  ) 

Knox  John,  teacher,  62  Union  fl 

Knox  Wm.  merchant,   131  Walnut,  Sc  66  S  Front 

Knox  — — ,  widow,   74  N  Seventh 

Kobrain  Barbara,  widow,  473  N  Second  fl 

Koechlino'  F.  A.  baker    303  Vine 

Kochler  John,  wheelwright,   107  S  Fifth 

Kollock  Philip,  fea  captain,  45  Spruce 

Koockat^ai  Samuel,  mufician  Tapers  alley 

Kouch  John,  laborer,  528  N  Third 

Kox  John,  laborer,  23  Plumb 

Kozquifliia,  Francis  hair  dreOTer,  29  Shippen 

Kraft  Peter,  taylor,   34  S  Water 

Kraft  Jacob,  tanner,   54  S  Fifth 

Kramer  Philip,  taylor,  Steinmetz  court 

Krebel  Matthias,  innkeeper,  390  N  Second 

Krebs  George,  bricklayer,   17  N  Fifth 

Kreps  Margaret,  fhopkeeper,  3  1 3  N  Second 

Krewfon  John,  laborer,  200  Coates 

Krigermier  Henry,  laborer,  443  SafPafras 

Krigermier  Jacob,  laborer,   134  Coates 

Krider  Wm.  carpenter.  High  above  Eleventh. 

Krim  Peter,  taylor,  71  N  Tenth 

Krine.  Adam,  baker,  315  S  Third 

Krodle  Ivlary,  Avidow,  296  Mulberry 

Krowles  Sarah,  fliopkeeper,  70  S  Front  fl 

Krump  Henry,  hog  vi6lualler,  Pleafant 

Krunbhaar  Ludwic,  merchant,  24  S  Front 

Kryfer  Elizabeth,  widow,  266  St.  Johns 

Kucher  Mary,  ftore  keeper,  84  N  Second 

Kucher  Chriflian,  ihopkeeper,  227  N  Second 

Kugler  Charles,  innkeeper,  corner  of  4th  &  SafTafras 

Kuhn  Adam,  M.  D.  next  140  Cheftiut 

Kuhn  Daniel,  flioemaker,   176  Cedar 

Js^uhn. ,  innkeeper,  89  Callowhill 

Kuhn  Frederick,  gentleman,   143  N  Second 

Kuhn  George,  fhipwright,  80  N  Water 

Kuhn  John,  laborer,   5  2  Crown 

Kuhn  Ludv/ick,  huckfler,  49  Coates  alley 

Kuhn  Martin,  vi6lualler,  above  26Schievelys  alley 

Kuhn  Michael,  juftice  of  the  peace  293  S  Fifth 

Kuhn  Peter,  merchant,   179  High 

Kunckel  Chriflopher,  baker,    157  N  Second 

Kunckel  John,  viaualler,  Charles 

Kunckel  Mary,  fhopkeeper,  249  N  Second 

Kunckkr ,  M.  D.   187  N  Second 


(     142     ) 

Kurtz  Henry,  taylor,  25  Cherry 
Kurtz  George,  vi6lualler,  239  St.  Johns 
Kurtz  George,  vi^.ualler,  440  N  Second 
Kurtz  Peter,  porter,  276  S  Fifth 
^yller  John,  blackfmith,  463  S^^ront 
iiTyfer  Adam,  mariner,  120  German 
A yfer  Charles,   1 1  Branch 
ifyfer  Michael,  huckiler,  222  S  Third 
Xyfer  John,  laborer,   104  Coates 
^yfer  Samuel,  laborer,  Charlotte 
K  fsler  Samuel,  vi6lualler.  Garden 
j^yfslfcr  John,  hair  drelTer,  2 ;  S  Water 
iTylbler  John,  laborer,  Loxleys  alley 


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lABASTE  J.  3.  drawing  mafter,  North  alley 
Labee  Sarah,  Ihopkeeper,  129  SalTafras 
Labrant  Chriftian,  brickmaker,   123  New 
Lacave  John,  hair  dreffer,  6-1  S  Second- 
Lace  Wm.  coach  fpring  maker,  46  Carpenter  (C) 
Lackey  James,  blackfrnith,  63  N  Eighth 
Lacomb  John  M.  D.  66  Shippen 
Lacy  Wm.  grocer,  185  S  Front 
Laflcberle  Louifa,  widow,  27  SafTafras 
Laf»-tte  «,  boarding  houfe,  23  2  S  Second 

Laftjtte  I  eter,  perfumer,  321  S  Second 
Laforgue  B.  L.  upholfterer,   184  S  Second 
Lagh  M.  Zelline,  widow,  88  Salfafras 
Laghea  P.  coachman,  back  109  Pine 
Lagnel  J.  F.  gentleman,   145  Pine 
Lagraze  Peter,   133  N  Third 
Laidley  James,  taylor,   112  Chefnut 
Lair  John,  fhoemaker,  Eleventh  below  Pine 
Lajor  Nicholas,  grocer,  97  N  Third 
Lake  John,  tanner,  77  S  Fifth 
Lake  Wm.  fea  captain,  61  N  Sixth 
Lalor  John,  tavernkeeper,  142  S  Water  &  143  Froiit 
Lamarzelle  Peter,  hair  dreffer,  42  Artillery  lan« 
Lambert  Peter,  grocer,  corner  of  Third  &.  Vine 
Lambert  George,  vi6lualier,  Gardea 
Lambert  John,  ftiip-joiner,  66  Budd 
Lambeth  Catherine,  teucherefs.  Bakers  alley 


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y^anckfter  Jacob,  mariner,  New  above  Third 

I.ancafter  John  carpenter,  205  N  Third 

Lancafter  Sarah,  teacherefs,  next  37  S  Fourth 

Lancafter  Thomas  carpenter,    120  S  Fifth 

Landell  Mary,  tavernkeeper,  341  N  Front 

Landrcth  David,  ieedfman,  High  above  Twelfth 

Lane  Caleb,  blackfmith.  Noble  above  Front 

Lane  Edward,  accomptant,   152  Spruce 

Lane  John,  gilder,   17  Appletree  alley 

Lane  Wm.  Sc  Co.  iron  merciiants,  65  S  Wharves 

Lane  Wm.  merchant,   166  Walnut 

Landy  &  Baker,  cabinet  makers,  4  3  Coates 

Lang  Benj.  carter,  2  54  S  Fifth 

Lang  John,  accomptant,  1 1th  below  I^ocufl 

Lang  John,  carpenter,  25  5  S  Front 

Langlade  ,  taylor,   147  N  Second 

Lano-loes  ,  widow,  351   N  Second 

Lango  John,  coachman,  33  N  Seventh 

Langflroth  J.  G.  paper  maker,  93  S  Front 

Laning  James,  cabinetmaker,  22 i  Mulberry 

Lankey  Charles,  taylor,  next  1 6  Strawberry 

Lapaulle  Mrs.  23  Union 

Lapefs  Hannah,  boarding  houfe,  50  Spruce 

Laplanche  J.  B.  8  N  Seventh 

Lapianche  John^  confeSlioner,  corner  of  Third  Sc 

Cedar 
Lapfley  David,  merchant,  18  S  Second 
Laque  James,  laborer,  Little  Oak 
Lartmore  Jane,  fhopkeeper,  47  S  Second 
I-arer  Melchior,  bottler,  84  N  Front 
Large  E.  Sc  Son,  merchants,  6  Chefmit 
Ivarge  Ebenezer,  merchant,  6  Chefnut  Sc  46  S  Front 
Larker  Mary,  tavernkeeper,  9  Faflyunk  road 
Larkum  Thos.  tavernkeeper,  230  S  Front 
La  Loche  Rene  M.  D.  98  S  Fifth 
I'.afher  Jacob,  grocer,  298  N  Second 
Lalher  Maria  B.  innkeeper,  300  N  Second 
Lafcalle  John,  merchant,  2  I  Chriflian 
Lafcom  John,  laborer,  Frankfort  road 
Laicombe  John,  fea  captain,  59  Shippeii 
Lafsley  Mofes,  porter,  9  I  N  Front 
Latimer  W.  G.  k  R.  C  merchants,  83  S  Wharvci 
Latimer  Charles,  carpenter,  Reads  alley 
Latimer  George,  collector  of  the  port,  85  S  Sixth 


(  •  144     ) 

I^timer  h  Murdoclt,  flour  merchants   123  N  Water' 
Latimer  John,  fea  captain,  Loxleys  court 
Latimer  Thomas,  flour  merchant  19  Branch 
Latimer  Wm.  merchant,  1  Pine 

LatIMERS   WHARF  OPENS    NEXT    163SWaTER 

LatrobeS.  H.  architect  £c  engineer,  186  Mulberry 

Lauck  David,  oak  cooper,  94  N  Fourth 

Lauck  John-  cedar  cooper,  123  Saffafras 

Lauderborn  A.  M.  ihop  keeper,  379  S  Front 

Lauder  John,  carter,  81  Cedar 

Laugua  Henry,  gentleman,  7 1  New 

Launie  Judith,  white  wafher,  near  Schievelys  alley 

Laurence  John,  baker,  99  Cedar 

Lavade  Olborn,  laborer,  back  369  N  Second 

Lavel  John,  merchant,  44  Lombard  ' 

Lavel  Peter,  rope  maker.  Carpenter  (S) 

Laverty  James,  boarding  houfe.  9  N orris  alley 

Law  Charles  ftevadore,  61  Chriftiai^ 

Law  Daniei,  paper  ftainer,  67  Queen 

Lawerfwyler  Jacob,  gentleman,  90  N  Second 

Lav/ler  jVlatthew,  mayor  of  the  city,  34  Walnut 

Lav/Ier  Thomas  F.  teacher  of  mathematics    &c.  St. 

Tammany  fl;reet 
Lawiefs  Widow,  grocer,  24  Fitzwalter 
Laws  Stephen,  carter,  264  S  Seventh 
Lav.'fon  Alexander,  engraver,  45  George  ft 
Lawfon  Jacob,  mariner.  Drinkers  court 
Lawfon  John,  fea  captain,  1 19  Callowhill 
Lawfon  Jofeph,  grocer,  10  Strawberry 
Lawfon  Mrs.  boarding  houfe,  7  S  fourth 
Lawyer  Chriftian-  porter,  166  N  Fifth 
Lawrance  Thomas,  guager  Sc  cooper,  19  N  Vrater 
Lavr'rence  Benjamin,  innkeeper,  3  StraM'bcrry 
Lawrence  Benjamin,  laborer,  Spruce  above  8tli 
Lawrence  C.  blackfmith,  9  I  N  Seventh 
Lawrence  Chriflian,  viclualler,  172  N  Eighth 
Lawrence  Hanfe,  boarding  houie,  75  Penn 
Lawrence  H.  Sc  C.  merchants  32  N  Second 
Lawrence  John,  laborer,  129  Green 
Lawrence  Jacob,  carter,  457  S  Second 
Lawrence  John,  paper  hanger,  262  S  Third  / 

Lawrence  John,  carpenter,  297  Vine 
I/awrenee  John,  filk  dealer,  61  Walnut 
Liiwrencc  John,  fea  captain,  49  Almoad 


(.  1^-5  ) 

/a\Vrcnc.e  Win.  fcrd  Rorc,  273  S.  275  Vii^e 
/-awrcnce  Win.  huller  &  tax  co]le6lor  204  S  S^ccoud 
/.awrence  \Vm.  laborer,  S27  N  Front 
Laws  Robert,  l\vcf:p,  Fourth  above  Coates 
-Lawton  George,  au61}oneer,  34'  Dock 
i-eacock  John,  coroner,  6  S  Fifth 
ieahy  Mlchacil,  pl'aifterer,  27  Pcwterplatter  alley 
Leahy  Robert,  painter  Sec.  186  Pine 
Leamy  John,  merchant,  69  Walnut  &  79  S  Third 
Leamy  Charles,  fhoc  maker,  272  Sv^anfoli 
Xe;ar  Michael,  laborer,  44  SEighlh 
Leatherman  F.  pump  maker,  Fitzwalter  above  7th 
Leatherman  John,  taylor,  3  1  S  Fourth 
Leaver  John,  barr  keeper,  back  84  Union 
Le.  Brufe  Paul,  176  Pine 
Leckie  Robert,  baker,  3  Phllbert 
Ledru  'Mary;  gentlewoman,  28  Almond 
Lcc  Benjamin,  bricklayer,  108  N  Front 
Lee  Chriftopher,  fea  captain  28  S  Water 
Fee  Daniel,  grocer,  88  N  Front 
T>ee  John  Allen,  laborer,  80  N  Seventh 
Lee  Joleph,  mariner,  1 1  Shippen 
Lee  John  jun.  laborer,  Charlotte 
Lee  Michael,  rag-man,  Rov/linlbns  coiirc 
Lee  Wm.  accomptant  iOO  Sv/anibn 
Lee  Wm.  teacher,  79  N  Sixth 
Leer  Henry,  (lay  maker  100  Vine 
Leer  Jane,  widow,  156  Spruce 
Leer  Jeire,  taylor,  Frankfort  road 
Leer  Thomas,  merchant  61  Chefnut 
Lechler  Adam,  reed  maker,  208  Hig-h 
Leedom  W.  h  J.  iron  merchants,  76  S  Wiiarves. 
Leedom  Wm.  iron  merchant,  172  S  Fourth 
Leedom  Jonathan,  iron  merchant,  17  Peun 
Leedom  John,  grocer,  corner  of  Cedar  and  Thiri 
Lefevre  L.  56  N  Eighth 
Leere  Flenry,  laborer,  above  2  80  Mulberry 
Lees  Jacob,  victualler,  17  Pailyunk  road 
i-eea  8c  Berry,  turners,  corner  of  Cljefriut  8c  5:h 
Lees  Mary,  gentlewoman,  97  CheOjiit 
Lees  Flenry,  vi6lualler,  33  Crov/a 
Leefe  Philip,  grocer,  1  34  Plumb 
Lecfe  John,  porter,  32  Crown 
Leex  Andre-sy^  vitluailer,  Pleafunt 

N 


(     146     ) 

I. egg  Elizabeth,  fhop  keeper,  Callowhill  above  7ih 

I.egoy  Sc  CO.  merchants  41  Spruce 

I^ehier  Acla::^,  maii  maker  27  Brcvn 

Lehman  Jofeph,  druggift  222  High 

Lehman  Catherine,  fliop  keeper,  93  Lombard 

Lehman  Samuel,  blackfmith,  298  Sc  304  N  Front 

Lehman  Sc  co.  druggifls  97  S  Second 

Lehrs  Henry,  taylor  288  N  Front 

Leib  J.  L.  attorney  at  lav/,  16  S  Fourth 

Leib  Michael  M.  D.  28  Callowhill 

Leighteler  Martin,  laborer  230  St.  Johns 

Leinau  Andrew  A.  hatter,  101  N  Third 

Leinau  Sarah,  widow  Quarry 

Leinierty,  John,  laborer,  near  112  Walnut 

Leipe  George,  meal  merchant,  2  5  Green 

Leiper  Thomas,  tobacconift,  274  High 

Leiflier  George,  blackfmith,  Queen  (K.) 

Leifnman  \Vm.  faddle  Sc  faddle-tree  maker,  corner 

of  Broad  8c  High 
Leitmann  George,  cabinetmaker,  100  SaiTafras 
Lemaire  J.  B.  28  carters  alley  103  Walnut 
Lemaire  Matthias,  filverfmith,  66  High 
I^emon  John,  mariner,  Biddies  alley 
Lemon  Thomas,  mariner,  8  7  German 

Lenard  Lydia,  taylorei's,  Brookes  court 
Lendo  John,  laborer,  5  6  Coates 
Lentner  G.  C.  fancy  chair  maker,  63  N  Fifth 
Lentz  Henry,  grocer,  240  N  Second 

Lentz  George,  viclualler  1^5  Coates 

Lentz  Frederick,  baker,  127  Callowhill 

Lentz  Frederick,  taylor,  38  N  Water 

Lentz  Jacob,  carter,  369  N  Third 

Lentz  Jacob,  taylor,  25  Gillafes  alley 

Lentz  John,  cabinetmaker,  378  N  Third 

Leonard  Wm.  laborer,  312  S  Front 

Leonard  Charles,  mariner,  69  Chriftian 

Leonard  Catherine,  widow  126  N  Fifth 

/  eonhard  Wm.  tavern  keeper,  50  Callowhi!! 

Lcroy  Charles,  10  Moravian  alley 

Lefcure  Wm.  grocer,  174  N  Second 

Lefc  Philip,  grocer,  261  S  Fifth 

/.efli  Zecharia  fen.  carpenter,  170  Saffafra"- 

Lefh  Frederick,  mariner,  1  Starr  alley 

i.ejiher  George,  coach  maker,  Reliefs  ft 


(     147     ) 

Lefher  George,  innkeeper,  94  N  Second 
Ltilty  Peter,  Cabinetmaker,  151  Vine 

Lefley ,  carpenter,  100  Cedar 

LtflerJofeph,  grocer,  190N  Third 

i.efttr  Widow  milk  v/oman,  Carpenter  (S) 

^^etchworth  Wni.  fexton,  26  N  Fourth 

Lelchworth  John,  chair  maker,  78  S  Fourth 

jLetzinger  John,  taylor,  75  Lombard 

Xeuffer  Sufannah,  widow,  16  N  Fifth 

JLevering  Krael,  Ikin  dreller,  180  Coates 

Xevering  Wm.  carter,  96  N  Seventh 

JLevering  Samuel,  carver,  285  N  Front 

Levis  Wm.  paper  maker,  2  S  Third 

Levy  Aaron,  gentleman,  58  N  Fourth 

Levy  Aaron  jun.  (lore  keeper,  160  N  Second 

Levy  Francis,  mariner,  272  S  Fourth 

Levy  Jofeph,  trader,  Frombergcrs  coxwt 

Levy  Mofes  attorney,  at  kaw,  10  i  Chemut 

Ltvy  Martha,  123  S  Second 

LQwy  Michael,  clock  maker  Sec.  151  Mulberry 

Lt^-/y  Sampfon,  attorney  at  law,  68  Wednut 

Lewie  John,  legar  maker.  Tapers  alley 

Lewis  Cato,  mariner,  226  Catherine 

JLtyns  Francis,  carpenterj  217  S  Sixth 

Lewis  George,  painter  £vc.  142  Sv/anfon 

Lewis  Henry,  hair  drelTer,  137  N  Third 

Lewis  Flenry,  ferryman,  Pembertcns  alley 

Lewis  Kezekiah,  vi6\ualier,  29  5  Callowhiil 

Lewis  Hannah,  widow,  112  S  Front 

Lewis  James,  taylor,  159  Mulberry 

Lewis  Ifaac,  malbn,  Callowhin  above  the  Ridge  road 

Lewis  John,  miariner,  58  Spruce 

Lewis  John,  waiter,  213  S  F'ifth 

Lewis  John  R.  fcrivener,  60  N  Fourth 

Lev/is  John,  Ihop  keeper  45  Cedar 

Lewis  Jofeph  S.  merchant,  25  Dock 

Lewis  Jofeph,  carter,  Brookes  alley 

Lewis  Jofeph  S.  merchant  150  S  Second 

Lewis  Jofiah,  ftevadore  20  Plumb 

Lewis  Michael,  pilot,  322  S  Front 

Lewis  Peter,  coachman,  182  Pine 

Lewis  Robert,  laborer,  63  Crown 

Lewis  Samuel,  draftsman  Ice.  316  Safiafras 

Le.vis  Samuel,  fea  captain,  16  Catherine 

LejV'is  Sufan,  feamilrefs  2.5  1  N  Second 


(      148     ) 

Lewis  Wm.  merchant,  268  S  Second 

Lewis  Wm.  attorney  at  law,  82  S  Third,  64  Walnut 

LexPtlci",  grocer,  283  High 

Xcx  Peter,  nclualler,  Noble  above  Garden  11 

Lex  Henry,  vitlnaller,  Vine  alley 

Lex  Jacob,  victualler,  Noble  above  Eii^hth 

Lhulier •,  niuiician,  Kmlens  alley 

/.iaubie  Lawrence,  1 1  Plumb 
Liddon  Abraham,  fhop  keeper,  36  N  Third 
Likings  Jonathan,  carter  Poplar  lane 
Liiley  Stephen,  diliiiler.  Block  ft 
Lilley  Henry,  weaver,  Frankford  road 
Linieburner  Philip,  book  binder,  \S5  N  Second 
Limeburner  John,  coach  maker,  4  Coatcs  court 
Limehoufe  Richard,  carter,  Tilley  alley 
Lindfay  John,  china  ftore,  next  16  liigii 
Lindfay  Wm.  grocer,  222  High 
Lindfay  Andrew,  copperfmlth  Sec.  Spafiord  il 
Lindfay  Hugh,  merchant,  49  N  Sixth 
Lindfay  Wm.  china  ftore,  1  N  Third 
Lindfay  Robert,  mariner,  55  N  Sixth 
Lindfay  Sufannah,  teacher,  194  St.  Johns 
Linsham  Patrick,  oak  cooper,  50  Penn 
Linch  Philip,  rope  maker,  Second  ft  road 
Lindemuth  Chriftian,  baker,  44  Saftairas 
Lineniheet  Charles,  carter,  471  N  Second 
Linnefield  George,  porter,  240  St.  Johns 
Lines  Conrad,  ftioe  maker,  260  S  Fifth 
Linington  Maria,  fnop  keeper,  48  Greea 
Link  John,  coach  maker,  45  Cable  lane 
Link  Charlotte  huckfter,  15  N  Sixth 
Link  Henry,  fhoe  maker,  Brewers  alley 
Link  Tobias,  porter,  Charlotte 
Link  Samuel,  carpenter,  6  Margaret 

Lii-j]^ ,,  rope  maker,  Carpenter  (S) 

Link  Gatlip,  milk  man,  Charlotte 
Link  Frederick,  ftone  cutter,  Pleafant 
Linker  John,  Dioeniaker,  4  Rofe  alley 
Liifker  Daniel,  ftioeraaker,  4  Rofe  alley 
Linn  Mrs.  ]^.lary,  155  S  Second 
Linn  Rev.  J.  B."  165  AValnut 
Linnard  John,  maft  maker,  59  Callowhil! 
Linn^rd  Wm.  carpenter,  307  S  Second 
Lmnemau  John,  weaver,  390  SaiTafras 


(     149     ) 

Linton  Benj.  cut  nail  manufaclory,  266  Sa-irairu.«> 

Linton  James,  fnoe  maker,  15  N  Seventh 

Linton  Jacob,  porter,  Charlotte 

Linton  Wm.  boardins^  houfe,  il9  S  Water 

Linton  Mart^aret,  fnoe  binder,  Relief  ft 

Lintz  George,  viclualler,  145  Coates 

Lippincott  Jofhiia,  merchant,  56  N  Front 

Lippincolt  Thomas,  ihoemaker,  38  N  Second 

Lippincott  William,  fen.  j^entleman,  45  MulbeiTy 

Lippincott  William,  biackimith,  32  Coxes  alley 

Lille  John,  merchant,  8  N  Third 

Liile  John,  k  Co.  nierchants,   145  High 

Lifle  Henry,  gentleman,    127  S  Second 

Lith.^ow  Edward,  carpenter,  238  S  Second 

Liihgow  Joim  accomptani,  Callowhill  above   Eij^ht-h 

Litman  Elizabeth,   grocer,  435  S  Front 

Little  Archibald,  grocer,    I36Svvanion 

Little  Anthony,  carter,  Brooks  alley 

Little  James,  teachei',  Cypreis  alley 

Little  John,  laborer.  Huddles  niley 

Little  John,  oak  cooper,  23  Walnut 

Little  Sufannah,  ^vidov^^,   12  Sv/anfon 

I/nrtie  Rebecca,  vrafiier,    171  N  Sixth 

Little  Wiiiiara,  ihip  joiner,    13  Plumb 

Littlebridge  Robert,  fea  captain,    144  Swanfon 

LitticAvood  William,  whitefmith,  21  N  Sixth 

Livezly  John,  v/heelwright.   423  bz  429  S  Second 

Livezly  John,  tayloi',  54  cc  5  4  N  Water 

Lloyd  Ifaac,  merchant,  53  S  Wharves  164  S  Fourth 

Lloyd  John,  fhallop-man,   65  Chriftian 

Lloyd  John,  carpenter,  St.  George  above  Ninth 

Lloyd  Nicodemus,  innkeeper,   il.S.SafuiiVas 

Lloyd  Mary,  boarding  houfe,    12  Shippen 

Lloyd  Prifcilla,  feamltrefs,  20  Ftirmers  alley 

Lioyd  Thomas,  jun.  merchant,   5uS  Wharves 

Lloyd  Thomas,  liour  merchant,   62  Mulberry 

Lock  Nathan,  cabinet  maker,   14  8  N  Front 

Lockton  John,  fhop  keeper,    150  S  Front 

Locus  \Villiam,  mariner,  347  S  Front 

Lodor  B.  block  Sc  pump-mi.ker,  14  Elfrelhs  alley  37 

S  Avharves 
Lodor  John,  taylor,    171  S  Front  172.  Water 
Logan  Adam,   Ihoemaker,    125  New    - 
Logan  George,  pump  maker>  3  GUlales  alley 

N  2 


(     1^0     } 

Logan  James,  gcntlemcin,  76  S  Second 

liOgan  John,  laborer,   408  S  Second 

i^ogan  Jiis.  floiie  cutter,  Yorke  court  8c  Carters  aller 

f^ogan  Samuel,  fhoemaker,  75  S  Third 

l,o<j^hen  Jane  huckfler,  70  Almond 

I.ogree  Sydnia,  widow,   V/itmans  court 

Lohra  P.   Sc  J.  Humphreys  jun.  Notary  Publicks  S5 

S  Second 
Lohra  8c  Carliile,  ironmongers,  139  High 
Lohra  John,  ironmonger,  near  6  I  Cherry 
Lolar  John,  tavernkeeper,  143  S  Front 
Lolar  Alexander,  geritleman,   32  8  N  Front 
Lombarter,  Catherine,  widow,  25  1  Vine 

Lommilleir •,  gentleman,    134  N  Third 

Long  Chriftopher,  laborer.  Fourth  above  Brown 

T^cng ,  milliner,   1  80  N  Second 

Long  J.  grccer  Sc  foap  boiler,  172  Saffafrn.s,  194  Vine 

Long  Moles,  laborer,  24  Parrams  alley 

Lomr  jNIarv.   huckfter,  406  N  Third 

Long  Robert,  taylor,  8  Coombs  alley 

Long  Hannah,  feamftrcfs,  385  S  Front 

Lo^j^  Henry,  fugar  boiler,  250  N  Front 

LoKg ,  laborer,  7  Fitzwalter 

Long  "\V''iUiam,  cabinet  maker,  near  21  S  Scvenlh 
Long  William,  laborer,   84  X  Seventh 
Long  William,  ti.ylor,  7  Crcilbns  alley 
Longcoat  Ptter,  ihoemaker,  427  N  Third 
Longhead  Thomas,  fea  captain,  192  N  Second 
Longlhore  Jolly,  millwright,  63  Coates 
Lorgflreth  Joleph,   c<:  Co.  ihopkeepers,  28  N  Third 
Longilrtth  Joihua  £c  Co.  merchants,  6  N  Third 
Loctbourrow  N.  Baitiraore  &:  New  York  ftagc  office 

9  S  Fourrh 
i-ooiiy  Jonathan,  carter,  Shakemuxen 
'Leper  Noah,  laborer,  47  German 
Lorain  t.  Son,   merchants,  5  N  Third 
Lorair.  John,  jv.n.  merchant,   5  N  Third 
Lorain  John,  merchant,    161  V/^dnut 
Lorain  Reuben,  l;iborer,  5  9  Green 
Lorange  Lev/is,  grocer,  289  Vine 
Lord  Benj.  fea  captain,  52  Green 
Lor ent  John  D.  merchant,  222  Lombar  ft 
Lcrey  Lewis,  merchant,  204  Shippen 
Lett  Henry,  carpenterj  24  iTM  Ttiird 


(  1--1  ) 

Lottman  Mm.  tr.ylor,  66  S  Water 

Louden  Jacob,  baker,  48  Galkill 

Louden  John,  tobacconift,  317  S  Front 

Louden  Thos.  tin  plate  worker,  193  Cedar 

Loudcnfuiger  Richard,  taylor,  Pleafant 

Loudenflager  Catherine,  widow,  near  45  Chcrrv 

Loudenflager  Geof^e,  victualler,  25  1  Callowhill 

Louderbek  Henry,  blackfmith,   36  Prime 

Louf  berry  John,  {hipwright,  Bifhop 

LouiT  Adam,  chimney  fwcep,    150  St.  Johns 

Louge  Thomas,  taylor,  Locuft  above  Ninth 

Loughheed  James,  laborer,  74  FalTyunk  road 

Louis  John,  perfumer,  115  N  Second 

Lounfoerry  Carpenter,  fliipwright,  35  Artillery  lane 

Lcure  Peter,  laborer,    134  Callowhill 

Love  Wm.  boat  Sc  flioemaker,  487  N  Second 

Love  Elizabeth,  widow,    102  N  Sixth 

Loveland  Pufey,  fhopkeeper  above  72  Dock 

Loveleis  Jas.  B.  merchant,  83   N  Water  dc  Hodges^ 

Wharf 
Low  Benj.  merchant,  5  7  High 
Low  Catherine,  gentlewoman,   62  Almond 
Lov;-  Nicholas,  pilot,  501  S  Front 
Low  Vincent,  pilot,  42  Queen 
Lov/ber  P.  £c  W.  curriers  67  Dock 
Lov/deflayer  Jacob,  vi6lualler,  310  Vine 
Lower  Abraham,  cabinet  maker,  91  Sc  80  N  Third 
Lower  Peter,  laborer,  SO  Kuncktl 
Lov/er  Henry,  taylor,  New  above  Third 
Lower  George,  baker,   15  1  Cherry 
Lov/man  Frances,  widow,   10  CreiFons  alley 
Lownes  Caleb,  near  SIS  Wharves 
Lov/nes  T)avid,  taylor,  32  N  V/ater 
Lownes  David,  watchmaker,   33  S  Third 
Lownes  Jofeph,  iiiverfmlth,    124  S  Front 
V.cv/nes  Jolm,  genlieman,  33  S  Third 
Lov/nlberry  Ann,  uphoUtercfs,  21  Cherry 
J-.ov/ry  Daniel,  carter,   16  Budd 
Lowrey  Philip,  victualler,  271  Callowhill 
Lowrey  Chrilliana,  widow,    172  N  Fifth 
Lowrey  Lewis,  victualler,  Pleafant 
Lowry  Mary,  -,vidov/,  253  S  Front 
Lov/rey  Wn^.  cabinetmaker,  17  Pewter  platter  alley 
Lcxiey  Catherine,  widow,  30  Spruce 


(     152     ) 

Loxley  George,  merchant,  30  Spruce 

Loxley  Mary,  v/idow,  117  Mulberry 

Loyd  N.  blackfmith,    104  N  Seventh  Sc  Sairafras 

Loyd  Daniel,  flioemaker,  St.  Tammany 

Loyd  John,  carpenter,  South  Juniper 

Lucas  James,  carpenter,  above  157  N  Fifth 

Luck  Peter,  laborer,   118  Plumb 

Luck  Ann,  wafher,  above  292  St.  Johns 

Ludlani  h  Coufland,  plumbers  47  S  wharves 

Ludlani  George,  plumber,  96  S  Second 

Ludley  Sarah,  boarding  houfe, 

]-udv/ick  Elizabeth,  vi6luallerefs,  8th  above  Vine 

Ludwick  John,  victualler,  Eighth  above  Vine 

Ludwick  Sophia,  widow,    176  N  Fifth 

Lugar  Philip,  ihoemaker,  26  Poplar  lane 

Lugar  Jacob,  drover,  above  511  N  Second 

Lukes  Conrad,  Ihipwright,  Beech 

Lukeas  Jonah,  fadler,  96  High 

Lukens  Jacob  Sc  Son,  merchants,  28  S  Wharves 

Lukens  Jacob,  fiour  merchant,  Quarry 

Lumas  Wm.  fadler,   133  N  Fourth 

Lumfrey  John,  milkman,  Carpenter,  (S) 

Lulbey  Jofiah,  carpetting  {lore,  o3  N  Second] 

Lufty  Leo,  w^ailier,  31  Fitzwalter 

Luth  George,  cedar  cooper,  385  N  Second 

Lutz  Jacob,  cedar  cooper,  17  Crown 

Lutz  Marti'n,  carter,  above  26  Schievelys  alley 

Luzader  S.  picture  frame  maker,  93  Paifyunk  road 

Ly brand  Jacob,  carpenter,  35  N  Eighth 

Lybrand  Samuel,  taylor,  293  Mulberry 

Lybrant  George,  brick  maker,  5  6  Philbert 

Lyell  Margaret,  boarding  houfe,    1 6  Lombard 

Lykes  Widow>  gardnereis,  Hanover 

Lyle  James,  mercliant,  19  S  Seventh 

Lvle  Jolm,  blackfmith,  410  k  425  S  Second 

Lyle  W.  fmith,  46  Almond  &  96Penn 

Lyming  Hagar,  widow,  71  Pine 

Lynch  Edward,  merciiant,    174  High 

Lynch  James,  turner,  91  New 

Lynch  Wm.  merchant,  234  S  Front 

Lynd  James,  Ihopkeeper,  24  N  Second 

Lvndall  Benj.  cabinet  maker,  104  Lombard 

Lyndall  John,  fliip-joiner,  47  I  S  Front 

Lyndall  Jofeph,  laborer,  63  Chriftian 


(     1-53     ) 

Lynam  John,  fhoe maker,  Farmers  ro^v 

Lyne  Michael,  blackfmith,  Beech 

Lynes  John,  liimbei- yard,    107  Swanfon 

Lynn  Augh,  laborer,  70  Budd 

Lynn  John,  gentleman,  5  Chancery  lane 

Lyon  John,  laborer,  Spafford 

Lyon  Ann,  \vidow  near  61  Cherry 

Lyon  Patrick,  fmith,  35  S  Fifth 

Lyon  Andrew,  rag  merchant,  Juniper 

Lyon  Joh.n,  tanner,  4  IMerediths  row 

Lyon  Jofeph,  26  S  Wharves  k  I  N  Eleventh 

Lyons  Elizabeth  widow,    126  S  Third 

Lyons  Eleazer,  51  N  Front 

Lyons  Francis,  taylor,  back  of  10  La&tltia  court 

Lyons  John,  copperfmith,   6  N  Fifth 

Lyons  Matthew,  fmidi  k  farrier,   16  Appletrct  alley 

Lyons  Matthew,  fadler,  Mary  (C) 

Lyons  Rachel,  fcamftrefs,  236  Safiafras 

Lyons  Sufannah,  widow,  22  pine  alley 

Lyons  Samuel,  gentleman,  109  SaiTafras 

Lyons  Wm.  fliip-jolner,  450  S  Front 


M^ 


>LYJ-'ADAMS   ROBERT,   ftable    keeper  Boliona 

court 
^tFAffee  Ann,  tavern  keeper,  305  S  Secondi 
IM'Affee  John,  PalTyunk  road  near  ChriRian' 
M'Affry  Philip,  carpenter,  S  Eleventh 
M'AUeder  Abraham,  tavern  keeper,  244  S  Third 
IM'AUefter  Chas.  fea  captain,  Ss'Union 
iM'Alieiler  Mary,  widow,  87  High 
M'Allifter  Alexr.  grocer,  276  Saffafras 
M'Alliftev  Catherine,  Waiher,  81  German 
JM'Aliifter  John,  ^vhip  maker,  9  Nights  court 
M'Allifter  John,  v/hip  maker,  71  Chcfnut 
M'Aliider  £c  Matthews,   whip  and   cane  makers   50 

Chefnut  ilreec 
M^Alpin  Andrew,  taylor,  125  Mulberry, 
M'Alpin  ii.  Napier,  taylors,  3  5  Fourth 
M^AlpIn  Thomas,  breeches  maker.  Farmers  row 
M'Arter  Duncan,  carpenter,  54  N  Seventh 


(     154     > 

M' Arthur  Daniel,  taylor,  138  S  Water  159  S  Fro»t 
M'Barren  Michael,  laborer.  Cable  lane 
M'Bride  Hugh,  fnoe  maker,  80  Penu 
M'Brion  Patrick,  carter,  Chriilian  above  Third 
M'Cabe  Mrs.  midwife  31  Crab 
M»Ciibe  Matthew,  flone  cutter,  3 1  Crab 
M'Cacharn  &  Kitchen,  fadlers  &c.  99  S  Second 
M*Cafferty  Patrick,  porter  near  105  Catherine 
M'Call  Archibald,  merchant,  187  S  Second 
M'Call  Judith,  v/idow,  187  S  Second 
M'CmII  Margaret,  widow,  n  S  Fourth 
M^Call  Peter,  mtrchant,  202  Spruce 
M'Cal]  Pvobert,  fea  captain,  322  S  Front 
M'Calla  Andrew,  flioe  maker.  263  S  Second 
X/I'CRlIy  Charles,  kiborer,  165  Shippen 
M'Cally  Wm.  fnoe  maker,  66  Walnut 
M'Callmont  &  Boys,  merchants,  183  High 
M'Cannon  Felix,  weaver,  47  Fitzwalter 
M^Cara  2c  Fridge,  merchants  56  S  Second 
M^C'arafon  Bernard,  taylor,  139  S  Water 
M'LVarney  Thomas,  laborer,  238  S  Fifth 
M'Carfon  Mary,  fbop  keeper.  Ninth  above  Clierry 
M'Carter  Rachel,  v/idov/,  64  N  Seventh 
M^Carty  Agnus,  widow  293  S  Third 
M'Carty  Felix,  hatter  364  N  Front 
M'Carty  Patrick,  ftone  cutter,  Cherry  above  llth 
M-Cartney  Sarah,  v/idow  34  I  S  Front 
M^Caulcy  John,  coppsrfmithj  91  S  Front  8t  90  Water 
M'CauIey  David,  taylor,  23  S  Front 
M'CauUey  George,  boat  builder  28  Green 
M'Caulley  Piobert.  Ihoe  maker,  23  Brewers  alley 
M'Cav/ley  James,  Uable  keeper,  46  Cherry 
M'Chiney  Martha,  (hep  keeper,  56  Mulberry 
M'Clain  Thomas,  grocer,  471  S  Front 
M'Clacklan  James,  fhoe  maker,  17  Galkill 
M'Clane  L.  painter  Sec.  25  Becks  alley 
M'Clane  Mary,  boarding  houfe,  36  German 
M'Clane  Ruth,  Ihop  keeper,  337  N  Front 
M'Clane  Thomas,  bottler,  105  S  Fifth 
M'Clane  Wm.  taylor,  PaiTyunk  road  n«ar  Chriilian 
M'Clare  Samuel,  carpenter,   164  Spruce 
M'Claflvey  James,  Yeoman,  Merrits  lane 
M'Claikey  John,  cabinet  maker,  Mary  above  Seventh 
M'Clalkey  Hugh,  coachman,  147  Cherry 


(      155     ) 

M^ClarKcy  Thomas,  flioe  maker,  near  68  Shippcn 
M'Clafkey  William,  laborer,  Little  Oak 
M^Clay  Alexander,  porter,  3  Fitzwalter 
M*Cleaven  Samuel,  carpenter,  41  PalTyunk  road 
?4*Cleam  William,  taylor,  10  Shippen 
M'Clemon  Saml.  mahogany  fawyer,  407  S  Second 
M'Clemon  Samuel,  grocer,  230  S  Second 
?'l*Clennachen  Robert,  merchant,  345  Mulberry 
M*Clennachan  Robert,  grocer,  214  N  Front 
M*Clennachan  Robert,  k  fon,  grocers,  1S4  S  Front 
M'Clollan  Pamela,  wafher,  154  Spruce 
M'Clafkey  Barnabas,  mariner,  263  N  Front 
M'Cloughlan  Patrick,  laborer,  Locuil  above  Ninth 
M'Cloughlin  John,  laborer,    183  Shippen 
M'Cloughlin  John,  bifcuit  baker  27  Brewers  alky 
M^Clurg  Samuel,  cak  cooper,  43  Callowhill 
M^Cluney  Martha,  Ihcp  keeper,  59  Mulberry 
M'Clure  Alice,  Widow,  7  Penn 
M'Clure  George,  druggift,   164  Spruce 
?»I'nure  Jane,  widow,  164  Spruce 
?vI'Clure  Samuel,  carpenter,  134  S  Ninth 
M^Clure  William,  carpenter,   1  Small 

M'CoUin  John, •  12  Pear 

Xl'Collin  William,  ,  12  Pear 

T\I'Collifter  George,  laborer.  Coopers  court 

M'ColIom ,  laborer,    Taylors  alley 

M^Coliom  John,  Sea  captain,  176  S  Front 
M'Lomb  Elizabeth,  grocer,  124  Plumb 
M'Connache  Alxhibald,  plaifterer,  85  N  Fifdi 
M^Connell  Hugh,  wood  fawer,  80  Plumb 
M-Ccnnel  Matthew,  broker,  82  Chefnut 
M'Connell  Vv'iiliam,  mariner,  5  5  Shippen 
M'Conighey    John,  laborer,  5 3  PalTyunk  road 
M'Ccnomy  Michael,  taylor,  64  Penn 
M'Cook  Alexander,  grocer,  169  S  Third 
M'Cormick  Henry,  carter,  216  S  Fifth 
M'Ccrmick  James,  laborer,  N  Tenth 
M'Cormick  Jam.es,  flioemaker,  5  7  PalTyunk  read 
M'Cormick  John,  innkeeper,  243  S  Sixth 
M'Corn  John,  taylor,  75  N  Second 
M'CouIIagh  Robert,  Grocer,    168  S  Sixth 
M'Couly  Margaret,  feamitrefs,   15  Profpe-SV  alley 
M'Couller  George,  boat  builder  Oak  (N.  L.) 
M-Coun  James,  taylw,  Pine  above  Eleventh 


(  1^6  ) 

M  Co  wen 5  painter,  1 1 1  Catherine 

M'Cowen,  Hugh,  laborer.  Market  lane 

M'Coy  Alexander,  laborer,  479  S  Second 

M'Co'y  Daniel,  bottler,  332  S  Second 

M'Coy  George,  laborer,  21  Callowhill 

M'Coy  Margaret,   boarding   houie,   Pewter  platter 

alley 
M'Coy  Wm.  porter  88  George 
M'Crackin  Philip,  mad  maker,  65  Queen 
M'Crackin  Thos.  laborer,  corner  of  Chefnut  8t  10th 
M'Crea  Ann,  widow,  39  Union 
M^Crea  James,  mariner,  520  S  Front  Sc  Eighth 
M'Crea  Margaret,  boarding  houfe,  corner  of  Chefnnt 
M*Cullah  Wm.  accomptant,    136  Cedar 
M'CuUey  V/m.  flioemaker,  44  S  Front 
M'C'uUock  Hugh,  flaxfeed  merchant,   142  N  Front 
M^Cullough  Anna,  widow,  21  Powell 
M'Coullough  John,  printer,  &:c.  1  N  Third 
M'Curdy  John  fhoemaker,  30  S  Third 
M' Curdy  Margaret,  waflier.  Smiths  court 
M'Ciitchon  James,  grocer,  near  22  N  Tenth 
M'Daniel  Elizabeth,  wafher,  2 6' South  alley 
M'Daniel  John,  fhoemaker,  3  St.  Johns 

M'Dermet ,  bottler,   1 10  S  Second 

M'Dermot  John,  laborer,  86  Lombard 
M'Devitt  Neil,  bricklayer,  220  Cedar 
M'Donald  Ann,  widov/,   Loxleys  court 
M'Donald  Elizabeth,  mead  houfe  13  Fitzwalter 
M'Donald  Elizabeth,  chin.a  (lore,  245  S  Front 
McDonald  Elijah,  coachman,  5  8  Coates 
M'Donald  John,  taylor,  22  Swanfon 
M'Donald  Malcolm,  v/ine  merchant,  155  S  Front 
M'Donald  Malccim,  grocer,   159  S  Fifth 
M'Donald  Wm.  hair  dreffer,  &  intelligence  office  12 

South  Fifth 
M'Donnald  Adam,  laborer,  3  Glllafes  alley 
iSl'Donnald  Elizabeth,  Fruiterer,  245  S  Front 
M'Donnald  James,  ihoemi-.ker,  83  Chefnut 
M'Donnald  James,  lavern-kecpe/T,  64  High 
M'Donnald  John,  laborer,  355  Mulberry 
M'Donnald  Margaret,  widov/,  Bettys  alley 
M'Donnald  Rebecca,  fhopketper,  5  N  Front 
iSl'Donnald  Robert,  ftorekeeper,  36  N  Front 
M'Donnell  John,  bottler,  40 1  S  Front 


(      'AT     ) 

McDonnell  John,  mariner,  58  S  Eighth 
M-Donnell  Wni.  carpenter,  378  S  Secorid 

M'Donnell ,  boarding  houfe,  near  4  Shi'ppcn 

M'Donnell  . ,  rigger,  4  9  Prime 

M'Donaugh  Wm.  builder,  corner  oi  Pine  k  Sixth 
M'Dougall  Catherine,   hiiGkller.  4  ^"ernon 
M'Dougall  Elizabeth,  milliner,  134  High 
M^Doiigall  John,  grocer,  281  S  Fourth 
M^Dougall  Wm.  hatter  £c  holier,  134  High 
M'Dov/ell  George,  boardino:  houfe,  14  Cedar 
M'Do\vell  George,  taylor,  121  ^  Water 
McDowell  James,  clock  Sc  ^-atch  niaker,  130  S  Front 
M'Dowell  James,  porter,  258  S  P'ourth 
M'Dowell  Henry,  laborer,  272  S  Fourth 
McDowell  ^largaret,  between  4th  Sc   5th  ia  Shlppen 
McDowell  Robert,  2  4  George 
M'Duff  Bryon,  grocer,  2  Cailowhill 
^I'Elroy  Archibald,  gentleman  64  Spruce 
M'Elroy  Hannah,  ihop  keeper,  186  S  Fourth 
M'Elroy  James,  victualler,  473  N  Third 
M'Elroy  John,  brick  layer,  Sterling  alley 
M'Elroy  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  123  Mulberry 
!vI'Ehvaine  Fergufon,  merchant,  77  Lombard 
!M-Elwee  John,  glals  ^  color  merchant,  75  S  Front 
M'Ennefter  Andrevv,  plaiilerer  107  Queen 
M'Entee  Bernard,  tobacconill  468  N  Third 
IM'Entee  John,  laborer,  300  S  Fourth 
iVJ'Enulty  John,  mariner  5  Galkiil 
iVI'Euen  Thomas,  Sc  co.  brokers,  78  Chefaut 
M'Euen  Henry,  conftable  67  Plumb 
M'Faden  Archibald,  334  S  Front 
M'Faden  Neil,  laborer,  2  13  S  Third 
M'Fall  Peter,  laborer,  N  Eighth  above  Raci 
M'Fall  R.  boarding  houle,  163  Mulberiy 
;M'Fall  Roiina,  midwife,  163  Mulberry 
M'Farlan  John,  carpenter,  Blackhorfo  a:lie>- 
M'Farlan  John,  mariner,  429  S  Second 
M'Farlan  Patrick,  laborer,  500  S  Front 
M'Farlane  Andrew,  grocer,  92  N  Front 
M'Farlane  Margaret,  grocer,  10 1  Spruce 
M'Farlaiid  Wm.  Itecl  manufaclurer,  460  N  Fioa^ 
M'Farlin  Andrew,  mariner,  149  N  Third 
M-Farling  George,  blackfmith,  2  Cyprcfs  sXl^' 
M'Ferraa  Murv,  groce^r  424  N  .Seca'ai 

O 


(     ^^3      J 

M'Galvin  Barney,  laborer,  369  S  Second 
M'Garthy  John,  laborer,  44  Lombard 
M'Garvtv  John,  vendue  cryer  16  \'trnou 
M'Gaugh  Huyh,  grocer,  85  Plumb 

AI'Gaughy  •,  grocer,  53  Penn 

M'Gaw  Thomas,  laborer,  224  S  Fif'.h 

M'Gee  Ann,  vxidov/,  111  X  Second 

M*Gee  James,  Brewers  alley 

31'Gee  Gabriel,  tallow  chandler  10  Vernon 

M'Gee  Harriet,  fhop  keeper,  next  96  Shippen 

M'Gce  Samuel,  carpenter,  76  N  Seventh 

>I'Gee  Wm.  oak  cooper,  532  N  Front 

^bGill  Margaret,  boarding  houfe,  5  1  S  Water 

>I'Gill  Stephen,  blackfmith,  5  Starr  alley 

^I'Giiles  "Widow,  fpinncr.  Mead  alley 

M'-Gines  Arthur,  laborer,  Mary  above  Seventh 

M'Gines  Wm.  laborer.  Noble  above  Ninth 

^NI'Ginefs  Wm.  laborer.  Vine  alley 

iM'Ginnefs  Neal,  foap  boiler  Sec.  144  S  Front,  137  Sc 

\39  Plumb 
M'Ginnefs  George,  mariner,  28  PaiTyunk  road 
M'Glathery  James,  ironmonger,  50  High 
^I'GIathery  Mordecai,  hatter,  21  N  Front 
M'Glaughen  Collin,  teacher,  near  8  Small 
3I"Glaughen  George,  laborer,  20  Fitzwalter 
^I'Glaughlin  ^Nlary,  widow,  5  Fullers  alley 
iSI'Glaughlan  Edward,  laborer,  239  S  Second 
?kI'Glue  Luke,  hamels  maker,  9  Willings  alley 
M'Go^ven  Ldv/ard,  grain  mcafurer,  1 1 1  Plumb 
^I'Gowcn  Vv'm.  umbrella  maker,  165  N  Third 
M''Grady  Daniel,  taylor  Carlifle  alley 
IM'Grady  Sarah,  huckfter,  285  Callowhill 
M'Greith  James,  porter  Cable  lane 
;M*Grath  Edward,  laborer,  S  Tenth 
!M'Grath  George,  carver,   10  Quarry 
M^Grath  Michael,  laborer,  404  N  Third 
M'Gragor  John,  laborer,  382  S  Second 

M'Grimes ,  baker,  287  S  Fourth 

M'Grougherty  James,  laborer,  Mary  (C) 

M'Guire  Ann,  mantua  maker,  12  Farmers  alley 

JM'Guire  Ann,  5  4  Plumb 

M'Guire  Michael,  dealer,  243  Cedar 

IM'Gurk  Catherine,  boarding  houfe  7  Dock 

M'Henry  John,  laborer,  32  Fitzwalter 

M 'Hollow  —3  fhip  joineri  Beech  (K.) 


(     i-^9    ) 

jVMlheney  Wm.  fen.  taylor.  52  ^Mulberry 
M'llliency  Wni.  jim.  attorney  at  lav/,  85  N  Third 
M'lhyham  Peter  &  Thos.  braf*  founders  61  S  5th 
M'Innefs  Duncan,  fruiterer,  42  S  Third 
M'lntire  Margaret,  mantua  maker,  Plunters  court 
M'-Intire  Margaret,  huckfter.  Biddies  alley 
M^Intire  Samuel,  cabinet  maker,  1  G  S  Fifth 
M'Intire  Margaret,  fpinner  Parrams  alley 
M'Intoch  Alexander^  laborer,  2 1  N  Sixth 
M  Iviety  Patrick,  laborer,  Vine  alley 
M'Karacher  Daniel,  innkeeper,  235  S  Second 
M'Karron  Charles,  fnoe  maker,  241  S  Second 
M*Kay  Thomas,  bricklayer,  5  Farmers  row 
M^Kay  Daniel,  taylor,  184  Lombard 
M'Kkan  Thomas,  governor  of  the  common  wealth 

157  S  Third 
M'Kean  Jofeph  B.  attorney  at  law,  95  N  Second 
M'Kean  Lowrey,  carter,  Eleventh  above  Mulberry 
M'Kean  Robert,  merchant,  115  N  Water 
M'Kean  Robert,  auctioneer,  36  N  Front 
M'Kean  Thos.  k  James,  fail  makers,  191   N  Water 
M*Kee  Thomas,  teacher  Randolphs  court 
^[•-Keen  Thomas,  teacher,  263  Catherine 
M'Kegans  Jane,  widow,  27  George 
M'Keiver  Charles,  laborer.  Carpenter  (S) 
M'Kelvy  Michael,  type  founder.  Cedar  above  10th 
M'Kever  John,  fea  captain,  98  S  Second 
M'KeverWm.  taylor  321  Mulberry  Sc  72  Vine 
M'Kiernan  Patrick,  plaifterer,  12  Profpea  allej- 
M'Kinla  Alexander,  flioe  maker,  SI  Plumb 
M'Kinla  James,  fliop  keeper   5  1  Plumb 
M'Kinley  Alexander,  bricklayer  Lillcy  alley 
M'Kinley  Jane,  widow,  25  CrefTons  alley 
M'Kinley  Martha,  fhopkeeper  90  Salfafras 
M'Kinley  Wm.  porter,  Grizels  alley 
M'Kinney  Hannah,  boarding  houfe,  Elmdeys  alley' 
M'Kinzey  James.  D.  man  midwife  8cc.  66  N  8th 
M'Kinzie  Charles,  taylor,  42  Strawberry 
M'Kinzie  Invaled,  Small  above  Sixth 
M*Kinzie  John,  Ihip  joiner,  64  Vine  cc  157  N  Water 
M'Kinzie  Mary,  widow  3-6  Union 

M^Kinzie ,  fhopkeeper,  361  S  Second 

M'Kniglit  (ieorge,  grocer,  47  Pallyunk  road 
M'Knight  Johu,  accouiptant,  66  X  Fifth 


(      160     ) 

M'A'riJt^ht   Matthew,  innkeeper,  corner  of  Crab  Sc 

Shippen 
M'iTnJc^'ht  Nicholas,  laborer,  2  Callowhill 
M'A'nou'les  Wm.  grocer,  tenth  above  Locuft 
M^iiray  Jaraes,  fliipwright,  Liberty  court 
M'Koan  Widow,  Lees  court 
M'^'by  Ifabeila,  boarding  houfe,   34  Strawberry 
M'Jvoy  Margaret,  waflier,    147  Cherry 
M'ifoy  Robert,  frnith,  35  5  N  Second 
M'Aoy  Sufannah,  feamflrefs  Smiths  court 
M'Lane  Daniel,  mariner,  362  N  Front 
M'Lane  Samuel,  breeches  maker  8c  glover,  8  South 

Third 
M'Laughlln  Alexander,  grocer,  24  8  S  Fourth 
ri'-Laughrm  James,  taylor,  2  Perm 
M'Laughiin  James,  taylor,  270  S  Front 
M'Laughiin  Patrick,  tavernkeeper,  270  S  Front 
M'Laughlin  ,  widow,,.  224  Mulberry 

M'Lavean  Miles,  fea  captain,  195  S  Front 
M^Laws  Wm.  fadler,  22  Carters  alley 
M^Lechlen  Charles,  teacher,  5  Relief  alley 
M'Leod  James,  mariner,  304  S  Third 
M'Leod  Sc  Claxton,  iliip  chandlers,  7  S  Wharves 
M'Leod  Daniel,  hair  dreffer,    16  Walnut 
M'Leod  Malcolm,  carpenter,  154  SaiTafras 
M'Macken  Samuel,  ftiopkeeper,  102  N  Third 
M'Mahan  Bernard,  accornptant,  69  New 
M'Mahon  Thos.  flocking  Aveaver,  Elmfleys  alley 
M'Manmay  Charles,  blackfmith.  Fourth  near  Cedar 
M'Mannis  Charles,  taylor,  278  S  Third 
M'Mpiey  Andrew,  fhopkeeper  101  Sailafras 
M'Micleen  James,  fhipwright.  Beech  {K) 
M'Menn  John,  oak  cooper,  Hopkins  court 
M'Managei  John,  grocer,   146  Lombard 
M'Morris  Jofeph,  grocer,  30  N  Eighth 
M'Muilen  John,  gcidfmith  S?:c.  120  S  Front 
I^I'Mullen  Joiin,  fiiverfmith,  19  Vernon 
iv'I'Mullen  Michael,  painter  &c.  213  S  Third 
M^Mullcn  Wm.  carpenter,  46  Zane 
M'MulUn  J.  blackfmith,  23  Prime  8c  258  Swanfoii 
M'MuIlin  Robert,  ihip-joiner,  62  8c  149  Swanibii 
M'Mullin  Wm.  ihip-joiner,  309  S  Second 
M'Mutree  Wm.  merchant,  198  Spruce 
M'Nabb  >  plaillercr,  4  Stalls  court 


(    isi    > 

INI'Nacbtaiie  Cornelia,  p;entlc\voman,  120  N  Fourth 
IM'Nair  George,  taylor.  Farmers  row, 
ISI'Nair  Malcolm,  iea  captain,  336  S  Front 
M'Naniance  Wm.  porter  Iludfons  lane 
I\bNetly    Andrew,    Iiatter,  near   1  N  Third  Sc  201 

SalYafras 
McNeill  Mari^arct,  huckfter  13Parrams  aller 
M'Neil  Wakeford,  porter,  Spafibrd 
M'Neiibeth  Wni.  laborer,  19  Pewter  platter  alley 
jN'FNainaree  Thos.  grocer,  49  Small 
M'Nickle  Daniel,  23  Gillafes  alley 

M'Nulty  ,  taylor,  86  Swanibii 

IM'Niilty  Cornelius,  mariner,  Vv'ood 
M'Orkl'e  Jas.  R.  mercb.ant  25  8  S  Front 
jM'Phail  Alex,  bricklayer,    122  Cedar 
M'-Phail  John,  grocer,    192  S  Front 
M-Pherfon  Alex,  huckfter,  283  S  Third 
IvI'Pherfon  Daniel,  fea  captain,   100  S  Fifth 
M*Pheribu  Daniel,  iea  captain,  74  S  Fifth 
M'Phe'ifon  Elizabeth,  widow,  3-3  Becks  alley 
M'Pherfon  John,  confe6lioner,  109  "Walnut 
M'Pheribn  Wm.  gentleman,  267  Chefnut 
M'Quey  Jonathan,  flioemaker,  21  Fullers  alley 
]M'Quide  Sam.  cabinet  maker.  Spruce  above  Sixth 
M'Randles  &c  Ekens  grocer,  320  S  Second 
IVFRelifli  John,  foap  boiler,   337  N  Third 
i\PRoy  John  corn  chandler,  467  N  Third 
M'Saul  John,  laborer,    13  Crown 
M'Shane  Barney,  innkeeper,  43  N  Third 
M'Sparran  Wm.  fein  dreffer,   35  Cable  lane 
M'Wiiliams  George,  weaver,  Hopkins  court 
!MaIcolm  Jane,  boarding  houfe,  109  Mulberry 
Macferren  Samuel,  grocer,  45  8  N  Third 
ISIacgowen  Owen,   198  8  Fourth 
^Macgowen  Roiina,  innkeeper,   198  S  Fourth 
Macgregan  John  A.  merchant,   57  N  Second 
Mack  Catherine,  mantua  maker,    122  Shippen 
Mackafon  Wm.  fliipwright  Groffs  court 
Mackey  Samuel,  fhoemaker.  Black  Horfe  alley 
I>Iackey  Wm.  oyfterman,  261  St.  Johns 
Mackie  John,  cabinet  maker.  North  alley 
Mackie  Peter,  merchant,  40  S  Sixth 
3/ackie  Thos.  h  Peter,  merchajits,  164  S  Front 

02 


(     t62     ) 

J/akle  \Vm.  boarding  hoiife,  21  Plumb 
il/acluro  ^,Vm.  Sc  Co.  merchants  73  S  Second 
i!/acreay  Thos.  {levaclore,   180  S  Water 
i^fadcn  Mary,  niantua  maker,  Hofimans  court 
MaddiiT  Lav/rence,  porter,  Charlotte 
/'/addock  E.  £.  &c  W.  L.  merchants  1 11  S  Water 
il/addcck  Ezehiel,  merchant,   313  High 
/^/addock  Thos.  grocer,  26  Strawberry 
il/addock  Wm.  L.  grocer,  5  1  Spruee 
MvAdoK  Jofhua,  grocer,  89  S  Front 
3faderai  Cieorge,  carter,  246  S  Front 
^^1/aiiet  James,  fea  captain,  248  S  Front 
/'iaiTet  David,  merchant,  36  Cedar  Sc  3  S  WharTCS 
ShATtt  Robert,  tavernkeeper,  28  Walnut 
Jlfa;^•a^v  A.  attorney  at  law,  9  i  Mulberry 
//uo-aw  Samuel,  D.  D.  94  Mulberry 
J/a^agg-i  Anthony,  Grocer  &c  dry  good  flore,  300  S 

'  Third 
J/ligee  M.  A.  widow,  73  S  Fifth 
.''fagee  Michael,  laborer,  Farmers  rov; 
3/agee  Jacob,  llioemaker,  132  Coates 
Ma^p.Y  Philip,  taylor,  next  43  Artillery  lane 
il/p.gg  — - — ,  widow,  Profpect  alley 
jf/agnus  Ann,  waflier,  48  Deck 
y'/agoffm  Sc  Son^  merchants,  12  S  Front 
^/agor  James,  laborer,  Spafford 
jl/agor  John,  ftone  cutter,  Saiiafras  above  Eleventh 
J/apratli  Michael,  tallow  chandler,  25  Brewers  alley 
.-I/ahaffey  il/artha,  feamilrefs,  43  Artillery  lane 
^/ahaffey  Wm.  laborer.  Noble  near  Third 
J/ahan  James,  fnipwright,   1 1  Butlers  cour^ 
4-/ahler  J.  E.  M.  D.  Meade  alley 

J/ahony  ,  tavernkeeper,   corner  of  Cedar  and 

Vernon 
il/aher  Sc  W.  Dermott,  merchants,  9  S  Water 
J/ahy  Charles,  gentleman,   168  S  Fourth 
J'fahurter  John,   143  Cherry 
J/aiuguenaux  Andrew,  baker,  67  Saffafras 
i/akins  Samuel,  fea  captain,  160  Walnut 
i!/xlambre  Jacob,  iiioemaker,  1 1 3  S  Second 
z)/aiby  Sarah,  Avidow,  264  S  Front 
jlfalcclm  Jane,  boarding  houie,    109  Saffafras 
1/alcolm  J.  J.  druggift,  26  S  Second 
ifalcy  Michael,  carpenter,  6  Profpea 


(     163     ) 

JlfciUlnder  John,  mariner,  429  S  Second 
^AMonc  John  L.  cabinetmaker,  361  Mulbeny 
J/allon  James,  teacher,    106  Walnut 
J/alher  John,  oak  cooper,  4(>2  N  Third 
J/c\ndeville  David,  accomptant,  39  N  Sixth 
J/anges  John,  furgeon  barber,  403  N  Third 
J/anley  />/?j-y,  huckfler,  North  alley 
J/anley  Henry,  fhoe  ware-houfe  40  High 
^¥ann  Jacob,  brickUiyer,  Wood  above  Eighth 
J/ann  Daniel,  fea  captain,  5  1  Saffafras 
J/ann  John,  blackfmith,   Garden  (S.  G.) 
J/ann  James,  236  Saifafras, 
i/ann  Margaret,  widow,   22  Oak  (S.  L.) 
Mruti  Wm.  innkeeper,  50  N  Fourth 
3/ann  Wm.  tavern-keeper,   1 1  Walnut 
JJ/anning  Thos.  flable  keeper,  Watkins  court 
i)'/anning  Wm.  Tin  plate  worker,  226  S  Second 
J/aniell  John,  Uixibrella  maker,  75  Chefnut 
iJ/anfon  Thos.  carter,   Walnut  above  Tenth 
-Bianslield  Jacob,  carpenter,  56  N  Fiftli 
i'/anuel  Judith,  widow,    196  Lombai'd 
i/arache  Solomon  boarding  boiife,   80  S  Third 
j'/arble  Jofeph,  mariner,  51  Paffyunk  ro?.d 
J/arcer  Bernard,  flioemaker,  222  S  Sixth 
Afarcer  Jofeph,  taylor,    131  SalTafras 
inarch  Elizabeth,  widow,  546  N  Third 
j^/archan  Jofeph,  teacher,  N  Third 
J/arche  Solomon,  boarding  houfe,  80  S  Front 
-'>/arckel  G.  fhoemaker,  295   N  Third 
i/arckley  George,  colle.clor  of  taxes  1 16  N  Fourth 
J/arcker  Jacob,  grocer,  next  52  Green 
J/arcoe  Abraham,  merchant  328  High 
Mariam  Charles,   grocer,   380  N  Third 
Marinet  Michael,  confecYioner,  93  S  Second 
Mariner  Andrew,  mariner,  28  Artillery  lane 
Mariner  Benjamin,  carpenter,  55  Pally unk  road 
Maris  Richard,  merchant,  157  High 
Maris  William,  ironmonger,   12  N  Front 
Marke  George,  flone  cutter,  37  N  Third 
Marker  Andrew,  9  I  N  Eighth 
Marker  Robert,  laborer,  242  St.  Johns 
Markin  Neal,  blackfmith,  Loxleys  court 
Markland  John,  plailler  of   Paris  manufa6\urer,  204 
Saffafras 


(     164     ) 

Markley  Geo^^e,  colie6lor  of  taxes,  116  N  Fourth 

Marks  Jacob,  merchant,  139  Tvliilbcrry 

Marks  James,  mariner,  76  Budd 

Marks  Jolm,  dealer  Cable  lane 

Marks  Henry,  bottler,   116  N  Front 

Marks  Ifaac,  merchant,  159  SafTafras 

Marks  Mark,  fhopkeeper,    110  N  Fourth 

Marks  Nicholas,   grocer,    162  Spruce 

Marks  widow,    141  N  Fourth 

Marley  Richard,  I.  flioe  maker,   15  N  Sixth 

Marley  William,  Ihoe  maker,  15  Spruce 

Marley   William,  mariner,  Chriflian  near  Fifth 

Marley  William,  laborer,  221  Callowhill 

Marley  William,  fhoemaker.  Almond 

Maroe  John,  broker,  3  I  Union 

Marpel  Abraham,  fhipwright,  10  Green 

Marr  John,  fadler,  Quarry 

Marrot  Elizabeth,  feamllrefs,  19  Chriftian 

Marrs  and  Stewart,  filver-platers,  Greenleafs  alley 

Marfli  Jofeph,     fen.    fhip-chaudier,  211     Swanfon  Sc 

23  Chrillian 
Marfli  Jos.  jun.  lumber  merchant,  near  18  ChrifliarL 
Marfhall  Alexander,  laborer,   164  N  Eighth 

Marfhall  Amos,  carpenter,  Sc  wafer  maker,  59  Walnut 

Marfhall  Charles,  fen.  chymift,  5  6  Che.fnut 
Marftiall  Charles  Sc  Son,  fen.  chymifl  See.  46Chefnut 
Mariliail  Charles,  druggiil,  19  Carters,  alley 
Marfliall  C.  jun.  druggift,    120  N  Second 
Marfhall  Chriilopher,  gentleman,  29  Strawberry 
Marfhall  Hannah,  boarding-houfe,  140  N  Water 
Marfhall  8c  Ducomb,  wafer  makers,  79  S  Front 
Marihall  John,  bricklayer,    1  Gillafes  alley 
Marfhall  John,  taylor,  79    S  Front 
Marfliall  John,  fliip  vvright,  74  Budd 
Marfhall  Jofeph,  taylor,  79  S  Front 
Marfliall  Mary,  widow,  172  S  Second 
Marfliall  T.  painter,  &c.  corner  of  Second  Sc  Walnut 
Marfhall  Thomas,  oil  and  colour  man,    1 1  N  Second 
Marfliall  William  Rev.  1  1 8  Spruce 
Marfliall  wi.low,  Gillufes  alley 
Marfsley  Solomon,  hatter,  I o2  SafTafras 
Martin  Ann,  widow,  87  N  Front 
Martin   Benjamin,  fhoemaker,  13  Gaflvill 
Martin  Charles,  boarding  houfe,  4  Swanfon 


(  1^5  ) 

Martin  Daniel  ftore  keeper,  corner  of  1 3th  and  Ball 

Martin  Chriftopher,   47  Meed  alley 

Martin  Edward,  brick  layer,  Hunters. court 

Martin  Efther,  feamftrefs.  Walnut  above  Tenth 

Martin  Elizabeth,  widov/,  4  16  Suifafras 

Martin  Henry,  mariner,  289  S  Front 

Martin  &  Holme,  fadlers,   162  High 

Martin  Hannah,  1&2  S  Fourth 

Martin  Henry,  boarding  houfe,  30  fliippen 

Martin  Ifaac  cabinet  maker,  87  N  Front 

Martin  Jacob,  hair  drelTer,  382  N  Second 

Martin  Jacob,  accomptant,    15  Combes  alley 

Martin  James,  44  Carpenters    (C) 

Martin  Ifaac,  Ihip  wright,    39  Prime 

Martin  John,  mariner,  Oak  (N) 

Martin  John,  taylor,  1 1  S  Fourth 

Martin  John,  flour  merchant,  65  N  Seventh 

Martin  John,  porter.  Noble  near  Second 

Martin  Johanna,  widow,  94  N  Water 

Martin  Jofeph,  botler,  178  S  Fourth 

Martin  Lucy,  Mary  above  Seventh 

Martin  Robert,  button  maker,  14  Filbert 

Martin  Sarah,  v/idov,',  Cherry  above  Fifth 

Martin  Philip,  m.ariner,  10  Oak  (S  L) 

Martin  Peter,  oyPcerman,  295  S  Third 

Martin  Samuel,  fail  maker,  342  S  Front 

Pvlartin  Thomas,  boarding  houfe  293  S  Fourth 

Martin  Thomas,  whitefmith,  corner  of  6th   8c  Ceda!*' 

Martin  Wm.  fea  captain,  N  Eighth 

Martin  Wm.  M.  D.  5  8  Walnut 

Martien  Hibfam,  plain  maker,  99  N  Third 

Martian  Sarah,  widow,  93  New 

Martz  Philip,  laborer,  69  Green 

Marvereau  Nicholas,  copperfmith,  178  S  Second 

Marvin  Jofiah,  fliip  wright,  Beech 

Mafhelly  Samuel,  carpenter,    194  S  Third 

Marfii  Benj.  laborer  7  Fullers  alley 

Mafon  Elizabeth,  widow,  21  Cherry 

Mafon  Francis,  faw  maker,  10  S  Fifth 

Mafon  Hamftead,  rigger,  8c  boarding  houfe  10  Ger4 

man  fireet 
Mafon  Ifaac,  merchant.  New 
Malbn  John,  ftiop  keeper,  476  N  Third 
Mafon  Philip,  engine  maker,  131  S  Sixth 


(     166     ) 

Mafon  Prlfcijla,  widow,  13  Vine 

Mafon  Robert,  accomptant  30  Uniofi 

IVIafon  Thomas,  windfor  chair  maker,  218  N  Third 

JWafon  Thomas,  windfor  chair  maker,  120  Callowhill 

h  Chancery  lane 
JVIafon  \Vm.  block  maker,  10  S  wharves 
Mafon  Mrs.  widow  164  S  Third 
^lafTengill  James,  brafs  founder,  390  N  Front 
IMalTey  Charles,  bifcuit  baker,  19  S  Water 
AlafTey  Daniel,  victualler,  474  Salfafras 
JNlaiTey  John,  merchant,  9  Penn 
Maffey  Richard,  grocer,  1  5&  Vine 
iVIaffey  Vvm.  tavern  keeper,  85  Chefnut 
IVlafter  Wm.  fhoe  maker,  75  S  Third 
JMafterman  Thomas,  vi6lualler  173  St.  Johns 
Mather  Peter,  innkeeper,  156  N  Second 
Mather  Peter,  carpenter,  104  Vine 
Mathers  James,  fergeant  at  arms  to  the  fenate  ofth-i- 

U.  S.  N  Tenth 
Mathers  John,  ^lackfmith,  9  Coombes  alley 
Mathers  Richard,  carpenter,  106  N  Fourth 
Mathey  Lewis,  clock  Sc  Watch  maker  173  High 
Mathien  Jofiah,  M.  D.  42  Vine- 
jMathifon  Neil,  grocer,  12  Pine 
Matlack  Amos,  laborer.  Eleventh  above  Saffafras 
Matlack  Jofiah,  city  furveyor,  5  N  Sixth 
Matlack  Sarah,  widow,  128  S  Second 
Matrafs  Charles,  fandman,  48  i  N  Second 
Matfon  Jofeph,  flour  merchant,  Hydes  court 
Matfon  Peter,  carter,  Sweeds  alley 
Mattenly  Thias,  laborer,  2  Elfreths  alley 
Matifern  Andrew,  potter,  247  N  Second- 
Matthew  Eenj.  currier  5  Grays  alley 
Matthews  James,  whip  maker,  Chefnut  above  8th. 
Matthews  James,  hair  dreiTer,  6  I  S  Front 
Matthews  Jeremiah,  mariner,  94  SwanfoR 
Matthews  John,  waiter,  Webbs  alley 
Matthews  John,  fea  captain,  103  Spruce 
Matthews  John,  paper  ftore,  81  N  Third 
Matthews  John,  vendue  cryer,   128  Plumb 
Matthews  Lucy,  boarding  houfe,  50  Mulberry 
Matthews  Mary,  widow,  SaiTafras  above  Bioad 
Matthews  Peter,  laborer,  165  Lombard 
Matthews  Sarah,  walher,  404  Satfafras 


(  l^T'  ) 

Mathias  Thomas  hatter,  80  Cedar 
Matthias  Abel,  carpenter,  379  N  Front 
IMaude  Jeffe,  laborer,  corner  of  Queen  &  Third 
IVlaul  John,  i ail  maker,  16  Coombes  alley  and  Mu!"- 

berry  wharf 
Maul  Nehemiah,  boat  builder,  13  Queen 
Maul  Robert,  fail  maker,  3  S  Front 
IVlaul  8c  Tremble,  boat  builders,  159  Swanfon 
Maulthrop  Sc  Street,  wax  exhibitors,  107  N  Second 
Maurelli  Felix,  gentleman,  1 9 1  N  Second 
Maxfield  Jofeph,  lumber  merchant,  20  Cable  lane 
Maxfeiner  Adam,  taylor,  203  N  Third 
Maxwell  Hugh,  printer,  corner  of  Spruce  8;  llth 
Maxwell  Archibald  fea  captain,  2  S  Seventh 
Maxwell  Anthony,  flioe  maker,  70  Shippcn 
Maxwell  Eliza,  boarding  houfe,  corner  of  HighSc  5th 
Maxwell  James,  llioe  maker,  140  Cedar 
Maxwell  John,  weaver  116  Chriftian 
Maxwell  John,  (lone  cutter,  331  N  Second 
Maxwell  Thos.  grocer,  112  N  Ninth  &.  320  SaiTafraa 
Maxwell  Thomas,  porter.  Vine  alley 
Maxwell  Wm.  fliip  wright,  Hanover  (K) 
May  Adam?  grocer,  30  N  Ninth 
May  George,  porter,  196  Lombard 
May  Lewis,  fhoe  maker,  1 1  Schievelys  alley 
May  Wm.  carpenter,  Locuft  above  Ninth 
Mayberry  John,  laborer,  237  Cedar 
Mayberry  John,  carpenter,  106  Union 
Mayberry  Richard,  blackfraith,  35  Crab 
Mayberry  ScGorden,  fmiths  &  farriers  223-  S  Fourth 
P/Iaybey  8c  Greble,  carpenters  Profpe6l  alley 
Maylain  John,  merchant,  155  N  Second 
Mayers  Andrew,  limner,  71  Eudd 
Mayers  Nich.  dyer  Sc  coverlaid  weaver  342  N  Front 
May  field  Catherine,  widow  48  Gafkill 
Ma)  Ian  Samuel,  tobacconift,  26  Schievelys  alley 
May  land  Jacob,  tobacconift,  113  N  Third 
Mayler  Jofeph,  carter,  20  Green  ft 
Mafey  John,  v/hitefmith,  395  S  Second 
i^iaze  George,  maft  maker,  22  Brown 
Mazurie  Jame$  J.  merchant  28  S  Front  Sc  35  Union 
Meade  Edward   lieutenant  in  the  navy  of  the  United 

States  1 8  Cable  lane 
Meade  George,  merchant  93  S  Eighth 
Meade  Jaines^  hair  drefferj  146  Sy/anfon 


(     168     ) 

Meade  James,  hairdreffer,  333  S  Front 
Meade  Rich.  W.  merchant,  315  High  Sc  109  S  Front 
Mean  William,  carpenter  23  Crab 
Means  Benjamin,  teacher,  156  Lombard 
Means  John,  copperplate  printer  Boltons  court 
Means  John,  carpenter,  Pine  above  Fifth 
Mears  Jeile,  cabinetmaker,  85  N  Front 
Mears  Sarah,  feamftrefs  531  S  Front 
Mechlin  Samuel,  146  SalTafras 
Meeke  John,  cabinet  m.aker,  12  Mulberry- 
Meeker  k.  Baldwins,  fhoe  makers,  88  High 
Meeker  Denman  Sc  co.  merchants  20  S  Front 
Meeker  Samuel,  merchant,  20  S  Front 
Meeker  Samuel,  {hoc  maker,  86  Fligh 
Meer  John,  artift  28  N  Sixth 
Meguire  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  21  Union 
MeiiVon  John,  grocer,  62  High 
j\|elbeck  John,  commiffion  merchant,  63  Dock 
jVJellon  Mary,  widow  42  Crown 
jVlellon  Philip,  mariner,  Chriftian  above  Third 
IVienaday  Peter,  mariner,  31  High 
^endenhall  Ifaac,  carpenter,  12  Cyprefs  alley 
Menderfelt  John,  tavern  keeper  35  Coates 
Meneday  Peter,  mariner,  31  High 
Mciiedaer  P.  mariner,  next  17  Pewterplatter  alley 
Mtntz  Elizabeth,  68  SalVafras 
Mercer  George,  ihoe  maker,  235  Cedar 
Mercer  Robert,  fea  captain,  Mary  ft 
Mercer  Rachel,  boarding  houfe,  5  1  S  Water 
Mercier  John,  conft6lioner   Sc  diitillcr  266  Lombard 
Merebiah  Elizabeth,  59  Mulberry 
Meredith  Ann,  cake  baker,  25  7  S  Front 
Meredith  Benjamin,  grocer.  Old  York  road 
Meredith  Jonathan,  gentleman,  341  High 
Aleredith  Jofeph,  plaifterer  next  86  Crowo 
Meredith  Wm.  attorney  at  law,  40  Walnut 
Mcrley  Felix,  merchant,  MSN  Fifth 
Merrefield  £c  (iucft,  merchants,  20  S  Fourth 
Merrcfield  Jofeph,  merchant,  34  N  Front 
Marrie  Robert,  cabinet  maker,  65  S  Fifth 
Merrick  Jcfhua,  carpenter,  Mary 
M  e r r i c  k  .1  an  e ,  w  i do w ,  496  S  F  r ont 
Merrick  Robert,  Ihip  wright,  36  Mavy 
Merrick  S  merchant,  64  Mulberry 


Merriman  John,  taylor,  64  Dock 

Mtrrit  Mary,  huckfler,  2/  iViead  alley 

Merrit  Stacy,  O.  Ihip  wright,  433  S  Second 

Merrit  D.  wheel  l<.  chair  maker,  18  Combes  Alley 

Merrine  George,  grocer,  79  Plumb 

Mc'fter  Joleph,  Ganger,   15  Combes  alley 

MeiFchart  Matthew,  merchcint,  115  Fine" 

Meffer  Marc^aret,  187  S  Front 

Mtii^ei-  Peter,  Muiician,  14  Apple  tree  alley 

Metz  Catherine,  huckllof,  36  George 

Tvletze  widow,  Vine  alley 

Matzer  Margaret,  widow  Germanlowh  road 

^■letzer  John,  baker,  Germantown  road 

J^'eyer  Adam,  brick  maker,  -34  Kunckle 

^'^ ever  Henry,  188  N  Third 

*^>'ieyers  Henry,  Innkeeper,   108  N  Fifth 

^^eyers  Laurence,  fiiip  imith,  32  Chriftian 

^'^eyers  Margaret,  feamiirefs,  185  S  Seventh 

^ichael  Jofeph,  fea  captain,  417  S  i^ront 

^icklejohn  John,  grocer,  4  Sc  198  High 

^'iiddah  Daniel,  turner,  S  Fifth  near  High 

^■'^idlen  Walter,  fea  capt-Ain,  274  S  Front 

^^jddleton  Aaron,  gentleman,  39  Cbrillian 

J^'^iddieton  G.  lumber  merchant,   near  355  N  Second 

Middleton  Hannah,  widow,  Brev/ers  alley 

^iddleton  Thomas,  Ihallopman,  7  Butlers  court 

Middleton  8c  Woolley,  lumber  merchant,  34  5  N  Secontl 

Miercken  Henry,  gentleman,  41  Shippen 

Miercken  Peter,  Sc  Co.  fagar  refiners,  37  Shippen     - 

Miers  Peter,  taylor,  9  Elireths  alley 

MifRiin  Benjamin,  mxcrchant,  22  Is  Eighth 

Mifflin  John,  F.  councellor  at  law,  5  Sc  9  Water 

Miii^lin  Samuel,  merchant,  431  High 

*ft1ifilin  H.  G.  merchant,  431  High 

Miffiiri  Richard,  mariner,  Rowlinfons  court 

rilFFMXS  WHARF    OPENS  NEXT    133  k   139   N  WatEI?. 

Milbank  Samuel,  brewer,  32  Carterrs  alley 
Milbee  Edwcird,  27  Drev/ers  alley 
Miles  Elizabeth,  fcamdrefs,  10  Combes  alley 
Miles  I.  gua  manufaclory,  500  N  Second 
Miles  Thomas,  carpenter-,  309  N  Front 
Miley  John,  viClualler,  136  Brown 
Milhaus  Jofeph,  laborerr  228  N  Second 
Mill  Frederick,  flioe  maker,  443  N  Fr^^nt 


C    iro    ) 

Mill  George,  cabinet  maker,  262  St.  Johns 

Millard  Thomas,  wheel  &  chair  maker,  408  N  Front 

Millbine  \Vm.  mariner,  14  German 

jViilledcIer  Rev.  Philip,  208  S  Third 

^•liller  Alex.  J.  merchant,  106  S  fVont 

^liiler  Alexander,  carter,  158  Spruce 

^lillcr  Andre-v,  fta  captain,  66  Spruce 

31iller  Andrew  k  fon,  potters,  7  Zane 

Miller  Ann,  cake  baker,  77  Chefnut 

>Iiller  Barbary,  1C7  Saffafras 

Miller  Benjam.in,  grocer,  31  S  wharves 

I^«Iiller  &  Bennett,  ftone  cutters  367  Ki'^fe 

IVIiller  Charles,  grocer,  169  X  Third    ^ 

JNIiller  Charlotte,  Avaiher,   192  Vine 

^Miller  Chriftian.  laborer,  264  SafTafrps 

Miller  Daniel,  Carter,  48  Brewers  alley 

Miller  Daniel,  flage  driver,  7  Brewers  alley 

Miller  Daniel,  mariner,  S  Sixth 

Miller  E^niel,  painter  £>:c.  218  S  Fifth 

Miller  Daniel,  tavernkeeper,  416  N  Second 

Miller  David,  grocer,  230  S  Second 

Miller  Eliza,  widow,  54  Lombard 

Miller  Elizabeth,  wafher,  45  Penn 

Miller  Ephraim,  taylor,  79  S  Water 

Miller  Frederick,  painter  &c.  115  Green 

Miller  George,  blackfmith,  446  Saflafras 

Miller  George,  flioe  maker,  313  S  Third 

Miller  H.  fupervifor,  39  N  Sixth 

Miller  Henry,  taylor,  Pleafant 

Miller  Henry,  faw  fnarper,  178  N  Front 

Miller  Henry,  jun.  fawfharper,  91  Mulberrr 

Miller  Henry,  tobacconift,  2*08  N  Second 

Miller  Hugh,  laborer,  Maiy 

Miller  Jacob,  merchant,   10  S  Wharves  Sc  3  Nortli 

Eighth 
Miller  Jacob,  pump  maker,  Frankford  road 
Miller  Jacob,  carpenter,  260  Saflafras 
Miller  Jacob,  laborer,  9  I  Brown 
Miller  Jacob,  mariner,  56  Small 
Miller  James,  8c  Son,  merchants,  51  N  Third 
Miller  Jame'-i,  ftevadore,  75  iNIulberry 
Miller  Jam.es  ftevadore,  28  N  Front 
Miller  Joel,  grocer,  3  Mulberry 
Miller  John,  innkeeper,  63  N  Fourth 
Xvf  JJi-r  John,  grocer,  77  N  Second 


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Miller  Fohn,  tavern-keeper,   127  S  Water 

Miller  John,  fhoemaker,  82  Green 

Miliar  John,  Oioemaker,  Frankfort  road 

Miller  John,  oy Herman,   48  Queen 

Miller  John,  F.   glazfer  350  N  Third 

Miller  John,  jun.  merchant,  204  S  Front 

Miller  John,  mariner,  S  Sixth 

Miller  John,  plaifterer,  Carpenter  (S) 

Miller  John,  Hone  cutter,  next  35  6  High 

^Miller  John,  carpenter,   158  S  Fourth 

Miller  John  boarding  houfe,  4  Pcarfons  alley 

Miller  John,  baker,    190  St.  Johns 

Miller  Jonathan,   I.  merchant,   176  High 

Miller  Jofeph  L    14  N  Eighth 

Miller  Lawrence,  porter,  48  PafTyvmk  road 

Miller  Mary,  feamarefs,   339  N  Third 

Miller  Magnus,  gentleman,   129  S  Second 

Miller  Sc  INIurray,  merchants  59  S  Wharves 

Miller  Mary,  gardner,  Hanover 

Miller  Margaret,  boarding  houfe,   1 G7  Mulberry 

Miller  Michael,  wheat  Secern  fan  maker,   32  &:  172 

Spruce 
Miller  Michjael,  laborer,  Garpenter 
Miller  Michael,  laborer,  32  Cherry 
Miller  Peter,  bruih  maker,  Nichoifons  court 
Miller  Peter,  hatter,    196  S  Fifth 
Miller  Philip,  carter,  145  Cherry 
Miller  Philip,  ihoemaker,    146  N  Fifth 
Miller  Robert,  frnith,  75  N  Tenth 
Miller  Simon,  cabinet  maker,  264  S  Fifth 
Miller  Thos.  laborer,  Noble  near  Second 
Miller  Thos.  laborer,  56  Green 
Miller  Widow,  waftier,  26  Ga.fkill 
Miller  Wm.  tobacconiil,  49  N  Front 
Miller  Vv  iliiam,  cabinet  maker,  Noble  above  Second 
Jtliiler  Wm.   carter,   135  Cherry 
Miller  Yorkfon,  laborer,  265  S  Sixth 
Miilford  Samuel,  boarding  houfe,  200  S  Water 
Milligan  James,  gentleman,  263  Chefnut 
Miliigecn  Robt.  accomptant,  320  S  Front 
Millikin,  P^obt.  ihoemaker,  33  Strawberry 
Mills  Ann,  widow,  419  S  Front 
Mills  Catherine,  huckfter,  244  St.  Johns 
Mills  Frederick,    mariner,  Ernlins  court 
Mills  James,  h  s-Uer,  219  N  Second 


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Tviills  UrUh,  tavern-keeper,   180  N  Fifth 

Miliibn  John,  painter,  Sec.  >  corner  of  Lombard  Sc 

IVIillfon  John.,  W.  grocer,    5        Fifth 

!Mill\vard  Mary,  mantua  maker,  Liberty  court 

Miine  Richard,  merchant,  181  Mulberry 

>lilner  HaJinah,  widow,   61  Lombard 

?.Iilnor  Jcimes  attorney  at  law,  97  Mulberry 

T^Iilnor  John,  broker,  40  Chelnut 

Milnor  Ifaac,  grocer,  37  Union 

IMilnor  Larken,  fupercargo,  2  Cable  lane 

Milnor  Wm.  ftates  gatiger,  5  Norris  alley 

Miltenburger  Catherine,    108  Green 

Mingle  John,  beilov.s  maker,  26  Appletree  alley 

Mingle  John,  blackfmith,    199  Mulberry 

Mingus  Thos.  blackfmith,  aid  York  road 

T^Iinier  Widow,  taylorefs  157  N  Sixth 

Minick  Frances,  gentlewoman,  90  N  Ninth 

Minnick  Jofeph,  M.  D.  43  Spruce 

Minifie  Chriilopher,  carpenter,  144  S  Ninth 

Minks  Catherine,  china  ftore,  284  Saffafra& 

Mintzer  Adam,  carter,  321  N  Third 

Mintzer  John,  carter,  321  N  Third 

Mintzer  J.  G.  tayior,  386  N  Second 

Mintzer  Jofeph,  victualler,  43  Budd 

Miil;.ey  Anthony,  grocer,  89  Coates 

Mitchell  Abel,  rope  maker,  Carpenter  (S) 

Mitchell  Abraham,  oak  cooper,  170  N  Water 

Mitchell   Alex,  hair  dreifer,    125  N  Fourth 

Mitchell  Charles,  carter  Sc  cook,    112  Lombard 

Mitchell  Charlotte,  huckfler  178  S  Sixth 

Mitchell  Francis  Trunk  maker.  Spruce  near  Tenth 

Mitchell  Henry,  iliip  chundler,  210  S  Water,  &  210 

South  Front 
^Mitchell  Jacob,  mahogany  yard,  ISl  Cedar 
Mitchell  James,  carpenter,  68  N  Sixth 
Mitchell  John,  hair  drelTer,   33.5  N  Fro.nt 
Mitchell  Widow,  2  6  Cailowhill 
Mi^fchell  Rachel,  widow,   80  George 
jMitchell  Thos.  bricklayer,  26  Cable  lane 
Mitchell  Thos.  conveyancer,   195  S  Second 
^Iitcheli  Wm.  merchant,    10  Chefnut 
l^.iitchell  Wm.  fliipwright,  Llanovcr 
Mitman,  Philip,  tayior,  122  N  Water 
Mitten  Kcberc,  teacher,  16  Gafldll 


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>'Iitts  John,  fhocmakcr,  76  ChrilUan 

Moazant  4mor,  ilone  cutter,  102  N  Ninth 

Mock  Frederick,  laborer,  527  N  Third  ft 

Mock  Nicholas,  wheelwright,  Fourrh  above  Brown 

Moffett  Adam,  laborer.  Market  lane 

Mo ffett  James,   grocer,  318  S  Front 

Moffet  Robert,  carter,  L.ociill  above  Ninth 

Molan  Elizabeth,  leamftrefs  St.  Tammany 

Moliere  Henry  fliip  chandler,  ^8   S  Wharves  £c  290 

South  Second 
^lolineaux  James,  hair  drelTer,   189  Cedar 
jNIolineaux,  John,  fliopkeeper,  353  S  Front 
jMolone  Peter,  taylor,   45  1  S  Front 
Mollifon  John,  Bricklayer,  20  SaiTafras 
iMollifon  Peter,  well  digger,   125   Brown 
Mollony  James  currier,  80  Chefnu':,  31  Carters  alley 
Mollony  Mollingilon  carpenter,  62  Cherry 
Moilony  John,  laborer,   Warren  (IC) 
Monday  Terence,  laborer,  462  N  Front  il 
Moneakeker  Catherine,  widov%r,  Noble  above  Eighth 
Mongea  R.  M.  D.  21  Prune 
Mcniger  J.  P.  painter,  278  Mulberry 
Monk  Hannah,  widov/,  66  Catherine 
Monk  Matthew,  lea  captain,  54  Vine 
Mood  Alex,  manner,  Pine  alley 
Mood  JelTe  laborer.  Queen  near  Third 
jMood  John  bifcuit  baker,  W'ood 
^loolony  Daniel,  mariner,  next  17  Pewter  platter  alley 
Moone  Sa.muel,  £c  David  chair  makers,  66  S  Fourth 
Moon  Samuel,  boarding  houFe,  62  S  Fourth 
Mooney  Jane,  feamftreis,   166  Shippem 
Mooney  James,  laborer,  246  Cedar 
Mooney  Henry,  woodfav/yer,  238  St.  Johns 
Mooney  I'vlargaret,  widow,  461  N  Second 
Mooney  W"m.  taylor,  104  S  Water 
Monro  Daniel  laborer,  Locuft  above  Ninth 
Monro  John,  woodfav/yer,  N  Eleventh 
Monteith  Eenj.  lea  cap-t.  201  N  Fourth 
Montgomery  Andrev/,  teacher,  369  S  Front 
Montgomery  Charles,  fhoemaker,  7  Greenleaf  >  alle^^ 
Montgomery  Chloe,  wafher,   103  3  Fifth 
Montgomery  David,  carter,   16  Prune 
Montgomery  Dorcas,  widow,  3 1  Lombard 

P  2 


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Moiitcconicry  Jumes,   93  Pine 

Montgomery  Sc  NcAvbold,  iiiercbcints,  39  N  Water 
I\Tont|^omery  Liberty,  mariner,  95  PalTyimk  road 
JMoiUj^omery  Mary,  ^vido^v,.  next   134  Mulberry 
IVIonr'gomery  Win.  mercbant*    128  Mulberry 
.^loiitgomery  Wm- fhoeinuker,  62  S  Second 
MontgorAcry  Wm.   r;rocer,    IGSSWati^r 

Monts^omery  Wm.  jun.  merchant,   163  S  Water: 

Monti';omery  Yorkes,  ^vido^v,   3,1  Lombard 
Mcntier  Ji-clomcn,  fl^.oemaker,  44  Crov/n 
Montmuilen  Frederick,  merchaat,  202  N  Third. 
Moore  Abraham,  grocer,  303  S- Fourth 
Moore  Alexander  tavern  keeper,  48  S  Fourth 
Mooie  And  jew,  laborer,  222  SaHafras 

Moore  Chiiftiiina,  fnop  keeper,  308  N  Second 
Moore  Cu^Te,  picture  frame  maker,  127  Coates 
Moore  Dugal,  mariner,  5  67  iS  Front 
Mooie  Elizabeth,  nurfe,  93  N  Eig-hth 
Moore  Elizabeth,  matua  maker,  274  S  Second 

?»ioore  be  Fergufon,  gold  Sc  iilverfmiths,  42  N  Fronx 

Moore  Hugh,  gentleman,  1  i3A'ine 

Moore  James5„oak  cooper,  28  Moravian  alley 

iMcore  James,  gardener,  6-5  Gail^ill 

Moore  Ifabella,  fl;op  keeper,  77  Plumb 

Tirloore  John,  huckfter  1S8  Cedar 

Moore  John,.ihoe  maker,  39  Small 

I\Ioore  Jclin,  huck(ler,.42  Georges- 

_\Ioore  John,  bricklayer,  214  Sailafras 

iNioorc  John,  victualler,  369   Mullberry 

Moore  Jofeph,  fhop  keeper,  2  Bank  ft 

Moore  Joihua,  {'urveyor  Sc  draftsman,  1  3   S  Seventh. 

Moore  Mary,  widow,  64  Pally unk  road 

lloore  Mary,  feamiirefs  Queen  (K) 

"^loore  Peter,  plaiilerer,  near  9  7  Gafkill 

Moore  Iveubtn,  chimney  fMcep,  South  alley 

Moore  Sarah,  widow,  116  Mulberry 

>Ioore  Samuel,  carpenter,  219  St.  Johns 

"lloore  Thomas,  fea  captain,  2  1  Vernon 

jSiloore  Thomas,  cabinet  maker  91  N  Third 

jMcore  Thomas  L.  gentleman,  42  Pine 

Koore  Thomas,  meiriumt,  13  N  Fourth  * 

Moore  Thomas    W'.  carpenter,  105  Catherine 

'Moran  Djirjiel,  laborer,  Hopkins  court 


(  »•«  ) 

More  Francis,  boarding  hovifc,  326  S  Front 

Moreland  Martha,  boarding  houle,  43  Vine 

Moreton  Elizabeth,  feamiliefs,  49  Catherine 

Moreton  Beiij.  hatler,  49  Catherine 

Moriican  Benj.  attorney  at  law,  41  SaiFafras- 

M origan  Enoch,  mariner,  47'  Saliafras 

Morgan  Eilhcc,  10  Penn 

Mor'tran  Efther,  Penn  (K) 

Morgan,  Douglafs   8c   Schaffer,  fugar  refiners,  88  N 

Second  &  9  Moravian  alley- 
Morgan  George  Sc  Wm.  brewers,  96  N  Third 
Morgan  James,  carpenter.,  SaiTciiVas  above  Broad 
jMorgai\ James,  tanner,  near  50  i    N  Front 
Morgan  Jacob,  fugar  refiner  73  Sc'Yt  Vine- 
Morgan  Peter,  grocer,  123  S  V/ater 
Morgan  Philip,  flone  cutter,  N  Tenth 
j\1  organ  Sarah,  feanifiirefs,  501  S  Second 
Morgan  Thomas,  merchant,  108  Mulberry  and  13  S. 

Water  ftreet 
Morgan  Thomas,  fea  captain,  55  Queen 
Morgan  Wm.  flioe  maker,  208  Hioh 
Morgan  Wm.  H.  carver  8c  gilder  30  Branch 
Morlan  Martha,  boarding  houfe  43  Pine 
Morrel  John,  china  8c  glafs  merchant,  2.4  N  Front 
jMorrel  Jofeph,  Ihoe  maker,  483  S  Fronts 
Morrell  James,  hatter,  171-  N  Second 
Morrell  Robert,  carpenter,  124  S  Fifth 
A'lorrell  Mrs.. midwife,  71  Union 
Morrieu  Peter  gentleman,  41  1.  High 
Morris  Aaron,  laborer,  N  Front  above  464 
Morris  Anthony,  gentleman,  83  N  Third 
Morris  Anthony,  merchant,  130  Spruce 
Morris  Anthony,  {hip  wright,  22  Mead  alley 
Jvlorns  Anthony  tobacconill  44  N  Fourtn 
Morris  Benjamin,  Wm.   8c  co.  Avine  merchants   60 

Lock.  &  108  Walnut 
Morris  Cafper,  brev/er,  33  High 
Morris  Elizabeth,  widow,  IIy(ies  cottrt 
^orrrs  H.  oftrich  feathers  t<  fancy  ftore,  16  S   Thud 
Morns  Daniel,  bookbinder  184  St.  Johns 
Morris  Daniel  laborer,  Oak  (N  L) 
Morris  David,  grocer,  73  N  Fifth 
Morris  Elizabeth,  Av.idow  Hvdes  court 
Morns  m^^el,  merchant,  149  S  Second 


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Aiorris  If<?-ac,  bre^ve^,  54  Walnut 

Morris  Ifaac  Sc  Wm.  brewers,  Pear 

Morris  Ifaac,  mariner,  160  Ciierry 

INIorris  iirael  jun.  gentleman.  65  S  Second 

^lorris  Jacob,  laborer,  6  Shippen 

INIorris ,  gentleman,  liO  Union 

Morris  James  oak  cooper,  near  27  Georges 

Morris  James,  mufician  10  Small 

2vl orris  James  C.  baker,  44  Spruce 

IMorris  J.  AV.  merchant,  |29  S  Second 

iVlorris  John,  carver  154  Spruce 

Morris  John,  laborer,  27  jNIary 

Morris  John,  chiinney  Aveeper,  252  SafTafras 

Morris  John,  laborer,  503  S  Second 

Morris  John,  mariner,  177  St.  Johns 

Morris  John,  fhip  -svright,  Hudfons  lane 

Morris  Jofeph,  carpenter,  78  N  Eighth 

Morris  Jofeph,  brewer,  52  Mulberry 

Morris  Jofeph  I\l.  grocer,  corner  of  Philbert  &  Sth 

Morris ,  16  Union     ' 

Morris  Margaret,  feamftrefs,  143  Cherrj 

Morris  Maria,  T/idow,  319  Mulberry 

Morris  Mary,  widow,  311  S  Second 

Morris  Mary,  gentlewoman,  301    Mulberry 

^Morris  Oliver,  comedian,  1 1  S  Sixth 
Morris  Robert,  laborer,  25  Philbert 
Morris  Robert  fen.  merchant,  S  Eighth 
Morris  Robert,  merchant,  163  Walnut 
I'lorris  Samuel,  merchant,  65  S  Second 
Morris  Sarah,  tobacconill,  44  S  Fourth 
Morris  Sufan,  gentiewcman,  39  Philbert 
Morris  Thomas  fen.  gentleman,  86  N  Second 
-Morris  Thomas  jun.  brewer,  86  N  Second 
Morris  Thomas,  wood  fayer,  208  Cedar 
jMorris  Wm.  fea  captain,  1 16  N  front 
IMcrifon  James,  grocer,  125  Cedar 
Morrifon  Alexander,  fhoe  maker,  499  S  Front 
Morrifon  George,  ironmonger,  26  N  Third 
Morrifon  Hugh,  tavern  keeper,  238  S  Third 
Morrifon  John,  mariner,  59  Shippen 
iMorrifon  Widow,  feamflrefs  38  Catherine 
Morrifon  Wm.  fliip  mafter,  116  N  Front 
Morfe  George  W.  fea  captain,  260  S  Front 


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M»it  Jofeph,  infpec\or  of  cufloms,  33  Coates  alley 

Monow  Abraham,  tavern  keeper,  \9\  Chel'nut 

Morrow  Wm.  carter,  68  PaiVyunk  road 

Mortin  Ifaac,  (liipwright,    3:)  Prime  ft 

Morton  Bei->j.  hatter,  339  S  Second 

Morton  Sc  De  Silver,  bookbinders,  239  S  Second 

Morton  Geor|;e,  hatter,  137  S  Front 

Morton  George,  fea  captain,  305  S  Front 

Morton  Ifaac,  hatter,  339  S  Second 

Morton  John,  merchant,  1 16  S  Front 

Morton  John  jun.  merchant,    16  Union,  56  Sa'Jafras 

Morton  Jofeph,  grocer    155  N  Third 

Morton  Sc  Willbn,  merchants,  56  S  Wharves 

Mofes  George,  mariner,  77  Green 

Mofley  Widow,  fchool  miftrefs,  204  S  Third 

Mofs  Daniel,  ferryman,  377  N  Front 

Mofs  John,  oak  cooper,  393  N  Front 

Mofs  John,  merchant,  57  N  Third 

Moifer  Henry,  coachman,  48  Philbert 

Moffer  Francis,  waller,  4 1  Cable  lane 

MoiTer  Sophia,  gentlewoman  34  Union 

Moifey  James,  laborer,  N  Water  near  Callov/hill 

Molt  Wm.  merchant,  203  Hie-h 

Mottley  Mary,  mantua  maker,  30  Coates  alley 

Moulder  Mary,  widow,  120  N  Front 

Moulder  Vvm.  teacher,  31  Cable  lane 

Mouillie  Matturine,  wine  merchant,  54  N  Fifth 

Moulcamp  Maria,  widow,  4  XIV  Chimnies 

Mount  Thomas,  grocer,  467  S  Front 

IMountayne  Wm.  fea  captain,  22  Vine 

!Mountayne  Clauges,  accomptant,  45  S  Front 

^Mouthalter  Jacob,  weaver,  460  N  Third 

Moutea  George,  fhoe  maker,  17  F'armers  alley 

Moufs  Chiiftopher,  vi^lualler.  Noble  above  8th 

IMoxham  Wm.  carpenter,  Spruce  above  Ninth 

]Moy  George,  porter,  196  Lombard 

Mover  Cafi^er,  baker,  89  Chriitian 

IMoyer  John,  joiner,  157  N  Fifth 

Moves  James,  fail  maker,  97  Pine  &  93  S  Wharves 

Moyian  Jofeph,  counfelior  at  law,  117  S  Front 

Moylan  Stephen,    commiilioner  of  loans,  corner  ©f 

Wahiut  Sc  Fourth 
Moynihan  Maurice,    115  Cherry  ft 
]Mozer  Miirtin,  potter,  310  N  Second 


(      178      ) 

Mnch  Jeremiah,  fliip  wrlght,  232  Swanfoii 

Much  Widow,  Sweeds  alley 

Muhknburg  Henry  W.  merchant  291  High 

Muhlcnburg  Peter,  fupervifor,  59  N  Fourth 

Mulbeck  Leah,  (hop  keeper,  38  S  Fourth 

Mulcock  George,  carter,  464  Saffafras 

Mulford  James,  pilot,  Shippen 

Mull  John,  flioe  maker,  35  8  N  Third 

Jtlullan  John,  bottler,  198  Lombard 

.RluUen  Barney,  boarding  houfe,  242  S  Sixth 

.Mullen  Edward,  teacher,  208  S  Fifth 

Mullen  John,  hair  drelTer,  193  Sail'afras 

Mullen  &  Lincoln,  milliners  229  S  Second 

Mullen  Patrick,  Germantown  read 

Mullin  Barney,  laborer  297  S  Sixth 

Mullin  John,  hair  drelTer,  39  S  Fourth 

Mullin  Robert,  accomptant,  25  Plumb 

Mullin  Thomas,  carpenter,  S  Eleventh 

Mullin  Wm.  grocer,  Oak  (S)  / 

Muilins  Jofeph,  mariner,  32  Lombard 

Mulligan  Elizabeth,  v/idow,  33  9  S  Front 

Mulligan  James,  blackfmith  10  PalTyunk  road 

Muliip-an  Sarah,  71  Pium^b 

Mumibrd  T.  laborer,  522  S  Front 

Muncies  Frederick,  laborer,  591  SaiTiifras 

Munday  John,  carpenter,  210  High 

Munns  Thomas,  tavern  keeper,  8  High 

Murdock  Elizabeth,  feamfirefs  14  Safiafras 

Murdock  James,  pedler,  24  Kunckle 

Murdock  Samuel,  mercjiant,  16 1  S  Front 

Murdock  Wm.  merchant,  14  Branch 

Murdock  William,  laborer,  51  Mead  alley 

Murdock  Wm.  oyfter  man,  244  Saffafras 

Murduck  John,  hair  dreffer,  57  Walnut 

Murfet  Wm.  harnefs  maker,  Peplar  lane 

Murfin  Wm.  carpenter,  2S6  Saffafras 

Murgatroyd  Thomas  Sc  fons,    45  Dock,   244  High  ft 

Murgatroyd  Samuel,  merchant,  246  High 

Murphey  Cornelius,  fhoemaker,  1 12  W;ilnut 

Murphey  Zechariah,  v.  heel  v.  right,  W^alnut  above  7th 

Murphey  William,  mariner,  Chriflian  above  Fourth 

Murphy  C.  Ihoe  maker,  Blachhorie  alley 

Murphy  Daniel,  ftone  cutter,  N  Eleventh 

Murphy  DanieU-iair  dreffcr,  Pattoiis  court 


(      1^9     ) 

•Murphy  Jane,  grocer,  13  Callo"vvhill 

JVliirphy  John,  tobacconiil,  17  N  Water 

Murphy  Michael,  ftahle  keeper,  29  Lombard 

Murpey  Mary,  fliop  keeper,  30  Little  -prater 

JNlurphy  0>ven,  (hoe  maker,  16  Swanfon 

Mnrphy  Robert,  fhoe  maker,  84  N  Third 

Murray  Abipjail,  widow,  195  S  Sixth 

Murray  Alexr.  Capt.  in  the  Navy,  U.  S.  129  S  Second 

Murray  Charles,  potter   161  Plumb 

Murray  James,  accomptant,  30  Cable  lane 

Murray  John,  oak  cooper,  next  1 1 5  Fine 

Murray  John,  mariner,  38  German 

Murray  Jofeph,  Ihocmaker,  252  S  Fourth 

r\lurray  Margaret,  v.aflier,  53  Mead  alley 

T'vlurray  Martha,  wido-.v,    122  Sv/anfon 

^Murray  Wm.  ladies'  iljoemaker,  172  S  Second 

IMurrey  Thomas,  flevadore,  2S0  S  Water 

Murrey  Charles,  fecretary  to  the  Spanilh  conful  C20 

S  Fourth 
Murtaugh  James,  grocer,   70  Shippen 
Mufcrrave  Aaron,  gentleman,  272  S  Front 
Mufgrave  Aaron,  conveyancer    195  S  Second 
V  Mufgrave  James,  gold  fmith,  Sec.  44  S  Second 
Muferave  Jofeph,  ibap  boiler,  336  N  2d,  68  Green 
]MufLi;raye  Joleph,  P.  merchant,  82  S  Fifth 
Mulliett  Thomas,  chair  maker,  53  Catherine 
JMuiliert  Catherine,  widow,  225  St.  Johus 
IVluftin  George,  taylor,  179  N  Second 
Mufle  Jofeph    gentleman,  248  S  Seventh 
r%iyl5ert  Elizabeth,  milk  v>'oman,  St.  Tammany 
Myer  Adam,  brick  maker,  1 13  Co.Uowhili 
Myer  George,  laborer,  Charlotte 
Myerley  Either,  James 
Myers  Godlieb,  baker,  46  Vine 
^Myers  Catherine,  widow,  oppofite  195  Walnut 
Myers  Chriflopher,  laborer,  oppofite  285  CallowhilL 
Myers  George,  fmclter  in  the  mint,  Vine 
Myers  George, laborer,  497  N  Third  . 
Myers  Hannah,  doarefs,  497  N  Third 
Myers  Henry,  innkeeper,  108  N  Fifth 
Myers  Henry,  potter,  133  N  Third 
Myers  k  Hutchins,  taylors,   17  Swanfon 
Myers  Henry,  Gentleman,  133  N  Third 
Xv^yers  John,  Ihoc  maker,  3  13  S  Third 


(      180     ) 

Myers  John,  mariner,  68  Catherine 

Myers  Jolin,  filverfmith,  G2  N  Second 

Myers  John,  vi6liia.}ler,  269  Caiiowhill 

Myers  Lawrence,   fiiip  fmith,  202  Swanfon,  h  32 

Chriftian 
Myers  Peter,  plaiflerer,  Vine  alley 
livers  Peter,  tobacconiii:,  498  N  Second 
Myers  Sarah,  mantua  maker,  Cherry  near  Eighth 
Myers  Thos.  potter,    133  N  Third 
Myers  Wm.  bookbinder,   118   N  Fourth 
Myers  Widow,    19  Philbert 

Tvlyerick  Jacob,  pointer  kc.  91  N  Fifth  &  18  N  2d 
Myrletur  Chrillian,  taylor,  43  Chrifiian 


J\  AFF  William,  hatter,  44  Vine  flrcet 

Nagle  John  Sc  C.  hair  dreiTers,  31  N  Fourth 

Nagle  Sufannah,    134  Spruce 

Na.glee  E.  boarding  houfe,  363  N  Front 

Naile  John,  oak  cooper,  55  S  Water 

Naile  Widow,   100  N  Fifth 

Naille  Henry,  hair  dreffer,  next  44  N  Fourth 

Nailor  Lenard  carpenter,  Hanover 

Nailor  Samuel,  fhipwright  52  Artillery  lane 

Nannoy  Henry,  I.  tavernkeepcr,    14  Almond 

Napier  Thos.  plain  maker,   Sc  proprietor  of  Napiers 

pills,  Relief  ft 
Napier  David,  weaver,  corner  of  Fifth  8c  Meritts  lane 
Nafli  I^iurcus,  mariner,  Gillafes  alley 
Nafh  Siuah,  widow,    12  Kunckle 
Naflau  Charles,  baker.  297  Callovvhill 
Nathan  Ifui;th,   fhopkeeper,  232  N  Front 
Nathan  IMofes,  merchant,   12  S  Second  Sc  12  South 

Third 
Nayl  John,  oak  cooper,  2  Carters  alley 
Nayior  J.  &c  S.  boat  builders,   321  N  Front 
Naylar  Margaret,  widow,  Brittons  court 
Ncal  Conrad,  carter,  7  Chriiliaii 


(    isi    ) 

Neal  James,  A.  principal  of  the  young  ladic'S  acade- 
my, Cherry  between  3d  Sc  4th 
Neal  John,  accomptant,  3  Powell 
Ncaprnan  Anjel,  blacklhiith,   94  N  Sixth 
Neave  Samuel,  iron  merchant,  52  SalTafras  k  133  N 

Second 
Neblo  Patrick,  baker,  2  77  S  Fourth 
Negley  Wm.  pilot,  34  Meade  alley 
Kegus   John,  tavern-keeper,  2  S  Wharves    h    149 

Vine 
Neil  Mofes,' carpenter,  138  Cherry 
Neill  Alexander,  carter,    187  Mulberry 
Neill  Lev.^is,  merchant,  223  Hl^h 
Neilley  James,  boardinp;  houfe,  Farm^ers  row 
Neilfon  Andrew,  tavern-keeper,  97  S  Fifth 
Neilfon  Noble  C.  broker,   121  S  Third  k  92  S  2d. 
Neiplin  Leanord,  glais  blower,   Wood 
Nell  Cafper,  corn  chandler,  432  N  Third 
Nelfon  John,  llorekeeper,    15  S  Second 
Nelfon  John,  laborer,   163  St.  Johns 
Nelfon  Ralph,  waiter,   152  S  Fifth     • 
Nelfon  Thos.  ilorekeeper,  5o  Plumb 
Nelfon  S.  teacherefs,  Pleafant  • 

Nelfon  Wm.  tavernkeeper,  2.14  S  Second 
NenOifleel  G.  D.  ho.^  viclualier.  Carpenter 
Nefoit  Wm.  accomptant  k  grocer,  416  S  Front 
Nefbitt  Francis,  teacher,  27  Cherry 
Neugorke  Peter,  merchant,    169  S  Fifth 
Nevil  John,  weaver,  548  N  Third 
Nevill  Thos.  laborer,  Spruce  above  Eight-Ii 
Nevin  David,  carpenter    2  13  S  Thir^ 
Newbold  John,  merchant,  212  N  Front 
Newboid  Wii^»  nxp reliant,  39  S  Fourtli 
Nev/by  Lewis,  laborer,  161  S  Sixth 
Newell  Julia,  wailier,  Tapers  alley 
Newell  Nicholas,  fea  captain,  442  S  Front 
NewjellWm.  grocer,   12  High  £c   I  S  Water 
Newhoufe  Philip,  laborer,  above  140  CalJowhill 
Newland  Wm.  oak  cooper,   125  S  Thn-d  .  i 

Newlin  be  Cart,  oak  coolers,  60  S  Wharves  fc  12  5 
South  Third 
>ev/man  Abia,  carter,  99  S  Fifth 
Xevv'man  Dbtiiiel,  fliopkeeper,  225  S  vSecond 
Newman  Daniel,  hatter,  176  &.  2ii  N  Second 

Q 


(     132     ) 

Ne-Ainan  George,  oyflerman,  54  N  Water 
Nev/man  John,  china  ilore,  70  N  Fiflh 
Nevvman  IVIary,  fhopkceper,   176  N  Second 
Newman  Thos.  broker,  38  Walnut 
Newnham  Charlotte,  dyer  &  fcourer,   145   N  Second 
Newport  Sc    Bilas,  .wheelwrights  Sc  plough  makers, 

Frankfort  road 
Newton  Benj.  teacher,   110  Chriftian 
Newton  Eve,  widow,  Charlotte 
Newton  Elizabeth,  widow,  7  South  alley 
Newton  George,  carter,  Wood  above  Eighth 
Newton  James,  mariner,   322  S  Third 
Nev.ton  Prince,  waiter,  Nicholfons  court 
Nice  Jacob,  carpenter,  40  Coatcs  alley 
2\ichols  Jumes.  laborer.   North  alley 
Nichols  John,   laborer,  2  1  Mary  alley 
Nichols  Woodburn,  fea  captain,  83  Penn 
Nichols  VVm.  merchant,    117  SaiTafras 
N^ichols  Wm.  fnipwright,  414  S  Second 
Nicholas  Michael,  tallow  chandler,  Cauffmans  court 
Nicholfon  Hannah,  tea  warehoufe  52  Walnut 
Nicholfon  Henry,  fhoe  maker,   176  S  Fourth 
Nicholfon  John,  mariner,  299  S  Front 
Nicholfon  Jofeph,  fbip  mailer,  126  Callowhill 
Nicholfon  Patrick,  grocer,    60  Swanfon 
Nicholfon  Wm.  laborer,  46  Plumb 
Nicklin  Sc  Griffith,  merchants,  corner  of  Walnut  8c 

Fifth 
Niecher  Ann,  milliner,  29  S  Front 
Nightingale  Ifaac,  taylor,  206  Lombard 
Niglee  Wm.  carpenter,    llSChriliian 
Niles  Wm.  fhoemaker,  51  New 
Nifbet  Catherine,  boarding  houfe,  30  S  Fifth 
Nilbet  Robert,  taylor,  227  Cedar 

Nixon •,  accomptant,   133  Lombard 

Nixon  Jane,  fhopkeeper,  7  Chancery  lane 

Nixon  John,  preiiclent  of  the  bank  N.  A.  44  I*ine 

Nixon  Cambridge,  white -wafher,  9  Crown 

Noaiiles  de  Louis,  gentleman,  2  Crabb 

Noals  Wm.  mate,  68  Catherine 

Noble  Chriftian,  fhoemaker,  Vine  alley 

Noble  Jacob,  blackfmith,  62  Cherry 

Noble  James,  accomptant,   1 1  Norris  alley 

Noble  Mary,  fpiuiler,  81  Callowhill, 


(      18,5      ) 


Noble  Samuel,  jun.  tanner  U  lumber  merchant,  2€4. 

N  Third  Sc  corner  of  Noble 
Noble  Samuel,  mariner,  20  Budd 
Noble  Samuel,  fen.  tanner,  234  N  Second 
Noblet  Abel,  {lone  mafon,  N  Eleventh 
Nohoufe  Philip,  laborer,  297  Callowhiil 
Nones  Benj.  broker,  27  6  Mulberry  k  5  S  Second 
Nonnamaker  George,  carter,  N  Fourth  above  Brown 
Nonn^vter  Jacob,  hatter,  N  Tenth  above  Philbert 
Nonnater  Peter,  weaver,  near  280  Mulberry 
Norgrave  Nathaniel ,  M^  D.  Tenth  above  Philbert 
Norkway  John,  rigger,  403  S  Front 
Norman  J.  grocer,  S.  E.  corner  of  Fifth  U  SafTafras 
Norman  Wm.  flioemaker,  Bailleys  court 
Norr 
Norr 
Norr 
Norr 
Norr 
Norr 
Norr 
Norr 
Norr 
Norr 
Norr 
Norr 


s  Elizabeth,  teacheref::,  Queen  (K) 
s  Ifaac,  hatter,  40  N  Front 
s  Ifaac,  accomptant,   157  N  Front 
gentleman,  140  Chefnut 


T.^fo 


alley 


s  Jofeph,  fhipvvright,  157  N  Front 
s  Jofeph,  laborer,  30  Kunckle 
s  Matthew,  laborer,    14  White  Horfe 
s  Thos.  fea  captain,  25  8  S  Front 
s  Thos.  bricklayer,  9  ProfpeCl  alley 
s  Thos.  fhipwright.  Beach 
s  Wm.  fhoemaker,  36  IMeade  alley 
s  Wm.  mariner,  Biddies  alley 
Norroa  Francis,  grocer,  92  Shippen 
North  Caleb,  colonel,  19  Crown 
North  Jarates,  accomptant,  Philbeirt  above  Tenth 
North  Sc  Hopkins,  grocers,   31  &  38  N  W£.t*r 
North  John,  ftabie  keeper,    172  Cedar 
North  John,  ftone  cutter,  289  High 
North  John,  rag  man,  20  Mary  alky 
North  Jofeph,  Ihopkeeper,  66  SalTafras 
North  Jofeph,  ftiip  chandleV,   86  Union 
Northoup  Enoch,  meal  merchant,  189  N  Thlfd 
Norton  George,  oak  cooper,  62  Artillery  lane 
Norton  Nathan,  fea  captain,    173  Mulberry 
Norton  Thos.    carpenter,   196  N  Third 
Norton  Thos.  gentleman,  25  Cable  lane 
Nottnagel  MontmoUin,  £c  Co.  merchants  22  S  Front 
No^vel  Mary,  gentlewom.an,  41  S  Fifth 
Nowiock  Frederick,  taylor,   50  SaiTafras 
Nowlan  Pa.trick,  taylor,  13  Willings  alley 
Kowlaiid  Deborah,  feamflrefs,  Nicnolfons  court 


.(     134     ) 

Nozie  • •,  mariner,  78  Georges 

Xuv/en  Wm.  laborer,  Frankfort  road 
Nu.s^ent  Edmund,  fhopheeper,  29  S  Second 
Nugent  George,  ilore  keeper,  27  S  Second 


o 


AKLEY  Mofes,  coal  man,  139  Cherry  flreet 
Oakferd  Charles  Feed  ilore,  SO  Lombard 
Oakford  Ifaac,  brulh  maker,  Elmfleys  alley 
Oakford  Samuel,  coal  meafurer,  319  S  Second 
Oakford  Wm.  meafurer  of  g^rain  312  8  Second 
Oakley  George,  gentleman.  20  Dock 
Oakley  Robert,  currier,   20  Dock 
Oakman— — ,  merchant,    197  S  Second 
Oat  Jeffe,  copperfmith,  184  N  Second  &  76  Vine 
Oat  Jofeph,  bookbinder,  80  N  Third 
Obia  Peter,  laborer,  241  S  Second 
Obirn  Elizabeth,  willow,  N  Ninth  aboA-e  Cherry 
Obcyie  Roger,  ftevadore,  91  Shippen 
Obrian  James,  ftiipwright,  77  Queen 
Obrian  Mary,  milliner,  42  Crown 
O'Brien  Robert,  carter,  Spafford 
O'Brien  Wm.  taylor,   160  S  Water  k  161  Front 
O'Connor  Chriftopher,  fea  captain,    17  Shippen 
O'Connor  Dennis,  grocer,  54  S  Eighth 
O'Donnell  Conrad,  bottler.  250  S  Third 
O'Gilby  Jcfeph,  iliip  wright,  5  6  Swanfon 
O'Gilby  John,  meafurer  of  carpenters  v/ork  170  Mul- 
berry ftreet 
O'Gilby  Richard,  laborer.  Noble  above  Second 
O'Gilby  Wm.  laborer,  High  above  Broad 
O'Hagan  Charles,  grocer,  136  Lombard 
O'Hagan  James,  -walking  Itationer,  80  Green 
O'Hagan  John^  brufh  maker,  4  Prune 
O'Haghn  Thadeus,  teacher,  416  Sallafras 
O'Laray  Thomas,  Ihoe  maker,  70  PalTyunk  road 
O'Neal  Henry,  laborer.  Lees  court 
O'Neal  James,  laborer,  S  Eleventh 
O'Neal  Sufannah,  gentle vfomanj  82  Cedar 


O'Neill  Charles,  c^imfmith,  4'-?.3  N  Thiid 

O'Neill  James,  t^i'Oce»-,  2(55  S  Fourth 

Utk-nheiiner  Geortje,  ^rocer^  138  S  Ninth 

Odenhimer  Philip,  vicluailer,  l50  SaHuiVab 

Oeliers  James,  hotel,  91  Sprace 

O^lty  Ann,  widow,  !78  S  Front 

Ocrden  Abraham,  bottler  Sc  deider  in  cloth,  1 1  Strav,'- 

berry  flreet 
Ogden  David,  carpenter,  347  Ili.^h 
Ogden  Hugh,  coach  maker,  &3  N  Fo-jrtii 
Ogden  J.  reyulater  of  v-'evghtr^,  and  mtatures,  2  S  8th 
Ogden  Michael,  m.irincr,  l-i  Safiafras 
Ogden  Wm- tavern  keeper,  86  Chefnir: 
Oi^ie  Thomas,  coach  maker,  7  Sc  9  S  Si::di 
Ohie,  Geori^e,  baker,  83  N  Seventh 
Old  \Ym.  accomplant,  122.  N  Third 
Olden  Beni.  flipe  maker,  72  N  Front 
Oidenburgh  Daniel,  hatter,  63  N  Third 
Oldenbur^Ii  Martin,  hair  drelTer,  277  Ill^h.  N  10th 
(^idiield  Benjamin,  17  Mary  (S) 
OIdi"nixon  John,  grazier  25S  Mulberry 
Oldner  Phiiip,  victualler,  145  Coates 
Oliphant  cc  Wii£bn,  uphoitlercro  Dock  nea.    .  .      i 
Oiiphant  Tilley,  mariaf-r,  19  Pcv,ten)Uitt^-r  alley 
Oliver  Condy,  ^^raiher,  83  Ciicfnut 
Oliver  Nicholas,  ftore  keeper,  397  1-  .:_•-... 
Oliver,  Smith  i<  co.  merchants,  34  S  Front 
Odiver  Samuel,  corder,  7  Race 
Oliver  Wm.  boardiiic^  houfe,  47  S  Water 
Oman  John,  iljoc  maker.  Tenth  cdx>ve  ^{uJberry 
Omenfetter  Frederick,  baker,  Si6  N  Second 
Omeiifetter  Michael,  feed  llore,  16*  Vine 
Ord  George,  fnip.  chandler,.  9 9  S.  Wharves- and  354: S 

Fr07it  ili:eet 
Organ  Sarah,  nurfe,  208  St.  Johns 
Ormrod  John,  printer  k  bookfeiler,  41  ClieCaut 
Ormfby  John,  bifcuit  baker,-SpafiVjrd  ft 
Orr  James,  carpenter,  86  S  Water 
(};t  John,  grocer,  1  i2  Plumb 
Orr  Rcihert,  coppifTmith,  2o  S  Front 
Crr  Thomas,  merchant,  52  S  Front 
Orfo  John  B.  r.ccomptant,  4i  S  Ei«-hth 
Ort  RofmavUpholilereis,  Honmans  alky 
Olb-orn  jane,  v/idowj  17  Branch 

n  0 


C     18S     ) 

on)oriic  Ebcnczer,  carpenter,  8  Vern'oir 

Olborne  Elizabeth,  widov/,  8  Pear 

OlDorne  Joftph,  carpenter,  8  Vernon 

Oilbeien  John,  £];rocer,  94  Coates 

Ofwald  John,  priiiter,   17'9  S  Second 

Ofwald  Widow,  Secs^nd  between  Cedar  5c  Shippen 

Ott  Bavid,  gold  refiner,  86  N  Sixth 

Oct  George^  fhaliopman.  Summers  court 

Otto  James,  cabinet  maker,  344  S  Front 

Otto  John,  M.  D.  37  N  Fourth 

Otto  John,  laborer,  255  St.  Johns 

Otto  Mary,  niirre,  Wefts  court 

Ouram  Henry,  blackfmith,  82   N  Sixth,  near  32  5ih 

Overitack  Catherine,  v/idovr  106  S  Second 

Overilay  V/m^  laborer,  Queen  (K) 

Overy  John,  filk  dyer  kc.  3  1  Pine 

4.)\voeiDariiei,  baker,  5G  Plumb 

•■^>wen  Griffith,  tavern  £c  feiny  keeper,  Mulberry  ferry 

v)wen  Griffith,  clock  8c  watch  maker,  73  IMulberry 

v'wen  Plugh,  laborer,  Sailafras  above  Broad 

vhven  JfcfTe,  gold  &c  IVlver  turner.  Sterling  alley 

t)v,cn.  James,  (hop  keeper,  141  N  Second 

Owen  Jolm,  fnoe  maker,  213  N  Secoiid 

Ovv-en  John,  £mith,  359  Mulberry 

Owen  Ov/en,  blackfmitli,  28  N  alley 

Owens  John,  mariner,  283  S  Sixth 

Owens  Martha,  taylorefs,  17  German 

Owens  Patrick,  fnop  keeper.  217  N  Second, 

Owens  Ueuben^.fadlcr,  17  CreiVons  aiicy 

(./wner  James,  grocer,  43  Primae  il 

0:dbrd  Kannah,  v/idow.  Liberty  cou;  t 

i..;yie  Gtori^e,  fail  maker,  47  S  Water 

Ozeas  Peter,  v/arden,  311  Mulberry 

Uzeas  Georee.  bifcirlt  bake.r,  7  Swaufon 


It  ACK  JERSIMIAH,  laborer,  Ssr  Saifafras. 

Painttr  Jacob,  giocer,  169  Saifafras 

Fainter  Ifaac,  groce.r,  236  Higli 

Painter  Ifaac,  carter,  Chriilian  above  Flith 

i'ainlei'  Jacob-  caiter.  Tapers  alley 


isr   ) 


Pi'jnter  John,  carpenter,  147  St.  Johns 

Painter  John,  Ihoe  maker,  330  N  Second 

Painter  IVIary,  v/idow,  5 1 1  N  Third 

Painter  Rlargaret,  grocer,  Hanover  (K) 

Painter  IMariraret,  wailier,  Poplar  lane 

Paieikc  Charles  G.  merchant  222  S  Front 

Palinion  C.  G.  merchant,  222  S  Front 

Palinr,  Jonathan,  gardener,  above  380  High 

Pallon  Thomas,  laborer,  34  Brown 

Palmer  Plenry,  printer,  222  N  Third 

Palmer  Eliz.  boarding  hoiife  corner  of  LocuR  Sv  1 1th. 

Palmer  John,  merchant,  76  S  Eighth 

Palmer  John,  fnip  wrig-ht,  45  Budd 

Palmer  Levan,  laborer.  Combes  alley 

Palmer  M.  teacher  of  miihc,  Philbert 

Palmer  RicliJird,  grocer,  86  N  Seventh 

Palmier  Richard,  china  ftore,  46  N  Sixth 

i'almer  Richard,  grocer,  12  Carters  all-y  Sc  2  Hic^h 

Palmer  Samuel,  driiggill,  26  S  Second 

Palmer  Thomas,  bottler,  10  lligh 

I'almer  Thomas  S'  George,  printers,  52  Philbert 

Palmer  Thomas,  ilioe  maker,  74  Chefnat 

Palmer  Wm.  blackimith,  Frankford  road 

Palus  Adam,  baker,  26  S  Fifth 

Palyart  Ignatius  conlui  general   from  Portiigd,   24 

Almond  Hreet 
Pancake  Philip   innkeeper,  I  GO  S  Fourth 
Pancoaii  k.  Yv'aiker,  ironmongers,  143  PPlp;h       .  , 
Pancoaft  Samuel,  ironmonger,  127  S  Third 
Pupley  Widow,  84.  S  Fifth' 
Parcells  Thomas,  rope  maker,  B2d  S  Front 
Parent  John,  laborer,  next  143  Green 
Paris  Peter,  17  N  Sixth 
Paris  Stephen,  oak  cooper,  15  Lombard 
Parke  Paul,  laborer,  44  Queen 
Parke  Samuel,  letter  carrier,  6  cFirters  alley 
5>*arkc  Jacob,  ironmonger,   49  Higii 
Parke  Thomas,  M.  D.'20  S  Fourth 
Parke  k  M'Farland,  grocers,  ISS.High 
Parker  Achilles,  wine  merchant  13  Norria  vJllty 
Parker  Andrew,  tayior,  198  S  Second 
Parker  Beuiah,  teacher  3  Garriguss  court- 
Parker  Catherine,  fhop  keeper,  next    165   Mulberry 
Parker  Chriftiana,  widow,  247  S  7' bird 


(     183  ■) 

Parker  David,  fea  captain,  back  of  4  Nol.'Ie- 

Parker  Ifaat>  mariner,  219  Sv/anfoii 

Parker  James,  carpenter.  193  N  Second 

Parker  John,  viaualier,  74  N  Fifth 

Parker  John,  mariner,  56  Piffyunk  roail 

Parker  Joiiah,  gentleman,  5  Chancery  lane 

Parker  Richard,  card  cutter,  1 10.  Walnut 

Parker  Samuel,  brafs  founder,  1S7  Mulberry 

FiH'ker  Sarah,  feamrtrefs,  1 13  Green 

Parker  Thomas,  clock  8c  watch  maker,  13  S  Third 

Parker  Thomas,  corn  chandler,  9  Pear 

Parkhlll  xilartha,  fpinner473N  Second 

Parkhiii  Samuel,  mail  maker,  24  Brown 

Parks  John,  mariner,  5  6  Palfyunk  road 

Parkes  Soloman,  clock  &-  watchmaker,  145  N  Front 

Parks  Wm.  hatter,  219  N  Second 

Pdrmenter  Charles  accomptant,  45  N  Seventh 

Parncutt  Sarah,  confeclicij:;r  129  S  Third 

Parrifii  Iiaac,  hatter,  17  N  Second 

Parrifli  Vv'm.  inipecllor  of  ihe  cuftorns  35  Coates  alk-y 

Parrock  Jarne^,  fea  captain,  1.40  Cherry 

Parry  Benjamin,  fiour  merchant,  4  Cable  lane  k  2^  S 

^\  harves 
Parry  David,  flour  merchant,  SO  Viuc 
P-p.rry  John  I.  clock  Sc  watch  maker,  58  S  Second 
Parry  INlatlhew,  mariner,  387  S  Front 
Parry  Thomas,  merchant,  43  N  Second 
Parfons  Mary,  huckder,  244  Cedar 
Paiibns  Stephen,  ica  captain,  55  Spruce 
Parfons  Thomas,  mariner,  72  Budd 
Partill  Sanuul,  carpenter,  207  St.  Johns 
Parvin  Pearibn.  teacher,  2  5  N  Fifth 
Pafcalis  Felix,  M.  D.  78  Cedar 
Pafchall  Ann,  widow,   19  N  Fifth 
Pafcbali  Benjamin,  carpenter,  108  S  Eighth 
Pafchall  Bceoiibrt,  widow,  MCuilochs  court 
Paffmore  Thos.  tin  manufaaor,  1 5  N  7th  S:  2  1  5  Hig'. 
Paffey  Samuel,  teacher,  135  N  Fifth 
Pailo'rius  Francis,  IK  fea  captain,  28  Kunckle 
Patten  John,  carpenter,  next  3K)5  Vine 
Patterfon  John,  baker,  N  Front,  above  4  62 
Pattcifon  John,  (hip  joiner,    143  N  Front 
Patterfon  James,  v.heel  wright,  226  Cedar 
Patterfon  J. feu.  2;  jun.  fejed  k  flour  ftore,  444  Saffafras 


(      139     ) 

Pattcrfon  Mary,  widow,  Hunters  court 
Patterfon  Margaret,  hacklier,  next   52  N  Fiftli 
Patterfon  Matthew,  fhoemakcr,   123  Queen 
Patteribn  Sc  ]M  Kean,  o:rocers,   51  N  Fi3urth 
Patterfon  IVIary,  huckfter,   98  Swanfon 
Patterfon  Robert,  teacher  in  the  univerfity,  do.  yard 
Patterfon  Samuel,  labor-er,  Juniper  lane 
Patterfon  Stephen,  accomptant,    ]  32  S  Eighth 
Patton  Abraham,  clock  8c  watch  maker,  79  High  Sc 

87  New 
Patton  David,  bookbinder,   5  Greenleaf  alley 
Patton  George,  accomptant,  Boltons  court 
Patton  Jean,  vraOier,  7  Crabb 
Patton  Tho3.  gentleman,   363  Mulberry 
i'dtton  Thos.  laborer,  2iOS  Fifth 
Patton  Thos.  laborer,   34  Brown 
Patton  V\'m.  printer,   1 3  Waggoners -alley 
Patton  Wm.  bottler,  65  Cedar 
Patrick  Rebecca,  widow,   128  N  Fourth 
Paul  Conrad,   laborer,   Shakemuxen  (K) 
Paul  David,  ihip  joiner,   105  Catherine 
Paul  Jas.  merchant.  North  alley  Chefnut  Sc  S  Wharf 
Paul  Jeremiah,  teacher,  near  Chefnut  S  Fourth 
Paul  Wm.  jun.  fea  captain,   12  Green 
Pavonarices  Catherine,  fearaflrefs,  Etris  court 
Paxfon  lirael,  currier,   96  N  Fifth 
Paxfon  Ifaac  Sc  Wm.  ironmcngers,    1.0  S  Third 
Paxfon  Timothy,  flour  merchant,  65  N  Water 
Payernefs  Francis,  confectioner,   82  N  Third 
Pay n  Bernard,  boarding  houfe,   17  Cedar 
Payne  Bernard,  boarding  houfe,  near  14  Cedar 
Pi.yne  Wm.  carpenter,  214  S  Third 
Pay  ran  Stephen,  hatter,  375  S  Front 
Peach  Henry,  taylor,  Schievely's  alley 
Pecan  Thos.  tavernkeeper,   12  Spruce 
Pecan  Thos.  grocer,    17  High 
Pea.cock  R.  be  Co.  merchants  53  N  Third 
Peale  Cb.as.  Wm.  proprietor  of  the  mufeura  Fifth 

beiovy-  Chefnut 
Peale  James,  pcitrait  painter,  62  Lombard 
Peale  Raphael,  portrait  painter,  23  Powell 
Peale  R^nibrant,  portrait  painter,  71  N  Sixth 
Peam  Thos.  P.  merchant,  40  Sc  73  Chefnut 
Pearcc  Henry,  painter,  kc-.   19 i  Mulberry 


(      ISO     ) 

Pearce  Henrv,  gentleman,  415  High 

Pearce  John,  painter,  Sec  32  Pine 

Pearce  Matthew,  merchant,  25  1  Mulberry, 

Pearfon  >,  teacher,  25  N  Fifth 

Per.rfon  David,  fkin  drefier,  Eis^hth  above  Vine 

Pearfon  Elizabeth,  paftry  cook  64  Dock 

Pearfon  George,  carpenter,  374  S  Front 

Pearfon  Ifaac,  bookfeller  Sc  flalioner,   109  High 

Pearfon  James,  lurveyor,  near  1?  N  Sixth 

Pearfon  Phoebe,  fhopkeeper,  97  N  Eighth 

Pearfon  Thos.  fadler,   116  High 

Pearfon  \Vm.  hatter,   34  High 

Pearfon  Wm.  porter,  5  German 

Peart  Jane,  paftry  cook,  7  Ncrris  alley 

Peafe  Dennis,  fea  captfjn,  6  Pear 

Pechin  Chriftiana,  Avidow,   13  Eifreths  alley 

Pechin  John,  carpenter,  3  Eifreths  alley 

Peckv/orth  John  P.  fiaoemaker,  1 47  S  Second 

Peck  Adam,  laborer,  39  4  Mulberry 

Feck  Wm.  bricklayer,  23  5  N  Third 

Peck  Edward,  (hipwrigbt,  Hanover 

Feck  Thos.  fhipwright,    14  Meade  alley 

Pedle  George,  oak  cooper,  63  N  Water, 

Peirce  Caleb,  hatter,  5^8  St.  Johns  Sc  20  N  Front 

Peirce  Godwin,  hatter,   17  Coates  alley 

Peirce  Rofe,  pepper  pot  maker,  54  Budd 

Peirce  Jacob,  potter,  1 1  Webbs  alley 

Peirfol  Jeremiah  Sc  Co.  ironm.ongera,   36  N  Third 

Pellington  John,  (hailopman,  29  Swanfon 

Peltea  John,  gentleman,   Stampers  alley 

Peltz  Mary,  milliner,  246  S  Second 

Pernber,  Edv/ard,  picUiie  frame  maker,  91  PalTyunk 

road 
Pemberton  James,    gentleman,  74  S  Second 
Pemberton  Hannah,  widow,  213  High 
Pemberton  Jofcph,  gentleman,    102  Chefnut 
Pemberton  R.  ihopkeeper,   61  N  Third 
Pemberton  Sarah,  fpinfter,    77  Walnut 
Pendegralh,  Eleanor,  nurfe.  Drinkers  court 
Penington  Edward,  i\i gar  refiner,   155  SaiTafras 
Penington  John,  cabinetmaker,    120  Plumb 
Penington  Paul,  ftone  cutter,  S  Jmiiper 
Per.n  Abraham,  fliinwright,  77  Chriftian 
Pennoch  Sarrh,  v/idow,  6  Church  alley 


(  ^^  ) 

Pennoch  Robert,  innkeeper,   118  N  Third 

Pcnrofe  Jofeph,  carpenter,  Clover  alley 

Penrofe  Sophia,  widow,   123  S  Sixth 

Pcnrofe  Thos.  fhipwright>  93  Penn 

Penrofe  \Vm.  fea  captain,  80  Spruce 

Pentland  James,  chair  maker,  225  N  Front 

/'entley  John,  laborer,  N  Fourth  above  Poplar  lane 

Peoples  Francis,  grocer,    138  S  Water, 

People  E.  D.  vi6\ua]]er,  54  PaiTyunk  road 

Peperly  Michael,  mariner,  72  Cherry 

Pepper  H.  &:  Son,  brewers,  4  S  Filth 

Peras  Peter,  M.  D.   31  Callowhill 

Percival  Jo&iia,  mcrchani,  24  S  Seventh 

Percumpine  John,  yeoman,  47  Bndd 

Pexey  Henry,  Shippen  near  Seventh 

Percyna  Jacob  A.  tobacconift,  79  Callowhill 

Perkins  Abraham,  carpenter,  448  N  Second 

Perkins  Evan,  fliingle  dreiTer,   352  N  Third 

Perkins  Elijah,  M.  D.  231  Mulberry 

Perkins  James,  mariner,    141  Cherr}'', 

Perkins  John,  laborer.  Maiden  lane 

Perkins  Samuel,  carpenter,  133  Spruce 

Perkins  Wafhington,  accomptant,    12Sa{Tafras 

i^erot  EUifton,  merchant,  299  High 

Perot  John,  merchant,  279  High 

Perot  Elifton,  Sv  John,  merchants,  41  N  Water 

Perots  v/harf  opens  next   39  &  43  N  water 

Perry  John,  Sc  Chas.  grocers,  15  N  Water 

Perry  Richard,  porter,  88  Budd 

Perry  Robert,  coach  painter,    16  Greenleaf  alley 

Pert  Thos.  blackfmith,  comer  of  Fifth  Sc  German 

Pert  Mary,  gentle vroman,  2  Norrls  alley 

Pefoa  Ifaac,  merchant,  35  Saifafras 

Peter  John,  boarding  houfe,  S  Fourth  near  Meritta 

lane 
Peter  John,  waiter,  23  Moravian  alley 
Peters  Elizabeth,  widow,  193  N  Second 
Peters  Francis,  bargeman,  73  High 
Peters  Geo.  merchant,  43  S  Water  h  100  N  Third 
Peters  James,  mariner,  215  S  Sixth 
Peters  John,  mariner,  1 1  LKtitia  court 
Peters  J oieph  merchant,    193  N  Second 
Peters  Margaget,  widov/",  12  Waggoners  alley 
Peters  Phoebe,  feamilrefs,  Groffs  court 


(         «2    ) 

Peters  P.  cake  baker,  Shippen  above  Third 

Peters  Rich,  judge  of  the  Pennfylvania  dillri6l  court 

85  Walnut  flreet         ,  . 

Peters  P.icha.rd  jun.  attorney  at  law,  85  .Walnut 
Peters  Sarah,  wafher,  S  Ninth 
Peters  Thomas,  bookbinder,  3  Cherry 
Peters  Wm.  Hiip  wright,  61  Green 
Peterfon  Manuel,  laborer,  1 1 1  Sivanfon 
Peterfon  Peter,  fnip  wright,  77  Chrlftian 
Peterhin  Jacob,  coach  maker,  MiSlins  alley 
Peterfon  Jacob,  fca  captain,  73  New 
Peterfon  Margaret,  Avidow  4  Waggoners  alley 
Petherbridge  John,  fliip  \yright,  24  Queen 
Petherbridge  John  C.  cabinet  maker,  21  Queen 
Petrie  Jane,  boarding  houfe  362  S  Second 
Pettit  Andrew,  merchant,  77  Mulberry,  8  S  Wharves 
Pettit  &  Bayard,  merchants,  8  S  Wharves 
Peymer  George,  laborer,  93  Brown 
Pfieffer  Chriftian,  baker,  485  N  Third 
Pfeifter  Jofeph,  M,  D.  235  N  Second 
Pfeiffer  John,  rope  maker,  317  N  Third 
Phalen  Patrick. 30  Mulberry 

Phelan  Maurrice,  grocer,  corner  of  Chefnut  $c  4th 
Phiffer  Efther,  widow,^  125  Cajlowhiil 
Phiffer  Jacob,  carter,  Poplar  lane 
Phiffer  Wm.  carter,  432  N  Front  .  ,  . 

pillegar  Margaret,  huckfter,  10  Callowhill 
Philler  Andi'ev/,  boot  £&  Ihoe  maker,  156  S  Front 
Phillips  &c  CO.  merchants,  60  S  Fifth    ■ 
Philiipii  Ab.  foap  c<:  candle  maker,  195  Mulberry 
Philijips  Benj.  fliip  builder  245  &  266  Swanfpn 
Phillips  Chriftopher^  fea- captain,  37  Penn 
Phillips  Elizabeth,  tavern  keeper,  Maiden  , 
Phillips  Jacob,  aecomptant.  Cedar  above  Tenth 
Phillips  James,  merchant,  60  S  Filth 
Phillips  John,  merchant  7  Pine 
Phillips  John,  iiailor,  19  N  Eighth 
Phillips  John,  bookfeller,  22  S  Fourth 
Phillips  John  K.  taylor,  91  Swanfon 
Phillips  John,  laborer,  143  St.  Johns 
Phillips  John,  merchant,  7  Union 
Phillips  John,  merchant,  230  S  Front 
Phillips  John,  hair  drelfer,  336  S  Front 
Phillips  Jonas, broker,  41  N  Fourth 


<     193     ) 

Phillips  Mrs.  midwife,  9  Fullers  alley 
Phillips  Miles,  boarding  houfe,  comer  of  Spruce  Sc  3^ 
Phillips  Naphtali,  merchant,  14  Chefnut 
Phillips  Robert,  mariner,  72  Catherine 
l^hillips  Simon  &  J.  merchants,  68  S  Second 
Phillips  Zalegman,  attorney  at  law,  41  N  Fourth 
Phi!lipon  Simon,  merchant,  74  Vine  &:  68  S  Second 
Phipps  Ifaac,  gentleman,  324  S  Second 
Phipps  Ifaac,  corde"^.  High  ft  wharf 
Phipps  John,  carter,  30  Mary 
Phipps  Stepiien,  fhop  keeper,  167  High 
Phipps  Thomas,  druggift  Sec.  9  N  Third 
Phyfick  Edmmid,  juilice  of  the  peace,  213  N  Third 
Phyfick  Philip  S.     M.  D.  120  Mulberry 
pic  Francis,  trunk  maker,  39  Carters  alley,  32  S  24. 
Picard  Peter,  porter,  39  German 
Pickering  Samuel,  taylor,  488  N  Third 
Pickett  George,  carpenter,  27  Becks  alley 
Pickel  Nicholas,  blackfmith,  126  Cedar 
Pickel  Philip  Uborer,  Drinkers  court 
Pickerfgiil  John,  broker  205  Cherry 
Piercy  Henry,  mariner,  24  Small 
pidgeon  Elizabeth,  widow,  11  Parrams  alley 
pidgeon  John,  printer,  Emfleys  alley 
pidgeon  Wm.  fhoe  maker    352  S  Second 
Plern  Abraham,  merchant  7 1  SaiTafras 
Pierce  Thomas,  gentleman,  401  N  Front 
Pierce  Samuel,  mariner,  37  Becks  alley 
Pierie  Mary  widow  20  Greeuleafs  alley 
Pierre  Aguftine,  45  Vine 
Pierrie  John,  hair  dreifer,  iO  N  Fourth 
Pierfon  Daniel,  flioe  maker,  9  C\-prefs  alley 
Fierfon  John  B.  ftone  cutter,  N  10th  above  SafTafrars 
Piercy  George,  fhip  wright,  31  Green 
Pigot  George,  diltiller,  4S3  N  Front 
Pike  John,  mariner,  St.  Georges  ft 
Pile  Mary,  widow,,! 47  S  Third 
Pile  Samuel  fen.  carpenter,  164  Swanfon 
Pile  Samuel  jun.  fea  ffapt:iiji,  162  Swanfon 
Pile  Thomas,  carpenter,  23  Culiovvhill 
Pill egar  JNiargaret,  boarding  houie  10  CaT!owhi!A 
Pimyard.John,  taylor,  Frankford  road 
kinchin  Wm.  filverfmith  N  10th  above  JMcIberry 
Piacon  Martin,  hair  dreiier,  83  Pine 

R 


(     194     ) 

Fine  Mary,  (hop  keeper,  53  German 

Pinkernan  Henry,  bricklayer,  155  Green 

Pinkerton  David,  merchant,  37  Chriftian 

P>fikerton  John,  ironmonger,  133  S  Front 

Pinkerton  Margaret,  widow,  44  Philbert 

Pintard  Henry,  boarding  houfe  78  N  Second 

Pinyard  Mathias,  inipe6\or  of  lumber  154  Swanfon 

Piper  Frederick,  currier,  384  N  Second 

Pippet  Benj.  merchant  taylor,  21  S  Third 

Pippet  Mary,  feamftrefs,  Wefls  court 

Pitfield  Robert,  accomptant,  40  N  Sixth 

Piiler  Jacob,  fliip  wright,  Hanover  (K) 

Pifler  John,  carter,  Poplar  lane 

Pifter  Mary,  318  S  Third 

Pitclier  Jonathan,  fea  captain,  20  Mead  alley 

Pitcher  Rufus,  flioe  maker,  15  1   Walnut 

Pitner  Aaron,  mariner,  33  Elfreths  alley 

Plain,  Widow,  Vine  alley 

Place  Peter,  carter,  2-1  St.  Johns 

Place  Jacob,  ftone  mafon,  near  Schuylkill  7th 

Planckenburg  George,  mariner,  162  N  Eighth 

Planckinhorn  ■,  flour  infpeclor,  62  Almond 

Plankinhorn  John,  plaifter  of  Paris  manufa6lurer  3^ 

North  Sixth 
Pleafants  Chas.  Sc  Jofeph,  ironmongers  33  High 
Pleafants  Charles,  merchant,   132  Spruce 
Pleafants  Samuel,  merchant,  335  High 
Pioad  Thomas,  laborer,  25  Callowhill 
Ploughman  Thos.  L.  printer,  Carters  alley 
Plumb  Margaret,  widow,  Chriftian,  above  Third 
Plume  Francis,  baker,  423  N  Second 
Plumftead  George,  merchant,  200  S  Front 
Plyler  Abraham,  blackfmith  Frankford  road 
Poalk  £c  Shannon,  -audlioneers  High 
Poalk  Robert,  auctioneer,  43  N  Fourth 
Pochoiier  G.  broker  15  Norris  alley 
Point  John,  pump  maker.  Crown  above  Vine 
Potier  Thomas  N.  merchant,  89  S  Fourth 
Pole  Edward,  auctioneer,  34  Dock 
Pole  Thomas,  printer,  34  Dock 
Pool  V/m.  fhoe  maker,  77  N  Front 
Polhemus  Montg.  copper  plate  printer,  72  Spracc 
Polk  Hannah,  widow,  6  S  Fourth 
Polk  Mary,  widow,  above  292  St.  Johns 
B«lke  Thomas,  laborer,  145  Brown 


(     195     ) 

/ollard  John,  blackfmith,  186  S  Sixth 

Polkird  John,  attorney  at  law,  72  S  Fifth 

i'ollock  Robert,  laborer,  460  N  Third 

Pontylon  George,  viQualler,  Eighth  ft  (S.  G.) 

Poore  John,  B.  gentleman,  57  S  Eleventh 

Pope  Ifaac,  laborer.  Queen  (K) 

Poppal  George  viclualler,  &  innkeeper,  178  Ced^j* 

Port  Matthias,  laborer.  Wood  (K) 

Port  Peter,  fifherman,  Queen  (K) 

Port  Peter,  laborer.  Queen  (K) 

Porter  Alex.  Ihoemaker,  Frankfort  road 

Porter  James,  fiidler,  2  6  Carters  alley 

Porter  John.  M.  D.  244  N  Second 

Porter  Robert  attorney  at  law,  70  N  Fourth 

Porter  Syrup,  coachman,    159  Lombard 

Poth  John,  tallow, chandler,   178  St.  Johns 

Potoles  Henry,  bricklayer,   130  Shippen 

Potts  Rev.  George,  7  Powell 

Potts  Jaraes,  oak  cooper,  33  Mulberry 

Potts  Elizabeth,  widow,  7  N  Eighth 

Potts  Mary,  w^afher,   10  Shippen 

Potts  Samuel,  cutler,  256  S  Fifth 

Potts  Samuel,  accomptant,   16  Branch 

Potts  ,Wm.  tavernkeeper,  Germantov.n  road 

Pouch  Thos.  laft  maker,   144  Cedar 

Poulfon  Zachariah,  Librarian  k  publifher  of  the  iV 

nierican  daily  Advertifer 
Poultney  Elizabeth,  widow,    143  Mulberry 
Poultney  James,  ironmonger,   104  High 
Poultney  Thos.  ironmonger,  26  High 
Poultney  Sc  Gumming,  ironmongers  124  Higli. 
Poupard  James,  engraver,  69  New 
Poway  Flora,  wafher,  96  Catherine 
Powell  Andrew,  tobacconift,  9  Schievelys  alley 
Powell  Benj.  carter,  Powell  ft 
Powell  Elizabeth,  widow,   152  Chefnut 
Powell  Ephraim,  fliipwright,   113  Chriftian 
Powell  George,  brewer,  9  Farmers  alley 
Powell  Mary,  fhopkeeper,  237  Mulberry, 
Powell  Peter,  w^heelwright,  328  N  Front 
Powell  Pov/er,  laborer,  "Wood  (K) 
Powell  Sarah,  te^chereXis,  54  Green 


C    i96    ) 

Powell  Sinopfon,  mariner,  N  Ninth 

Powell  Thos.  fhoemaker,  Saflafras  above  Broatf 

Powell  Wm.  carpenter,  Nicholfons  court 

PowcTT  Wrn.  mariner,  23  Parrams  alley 

Powers  Michael,  laborer,  295  Mulberry 

Poyntel!  Wm.  ftationer  Sc  paper  manufa^  urcr  68  fc, 

70  Chefiuit 
Prahl  Lewis,  blackfmith,  465.  N  Second 
Prall  Henry,  winclfor  chair  maker,   17  Dock 
Prall  Ifaaci  M.  D.  204  N  Third 
Pratt  James,  tobacconift,   1 16  Cedar 
Pratt,  Son,  Sc  Kintzing-,  merchants  95  N  Water 
Pratt  Il^nry,  merchant,    112  N  Front 
Pkatt  Sc  kentzings  wharf  opens  next  93  North 

Water 
Pratt  Thos.  merchant,  Swanfon 
Prattler  Margaret,  huckfter,  Bearflickers  court 
Pray  John,  vi6tualler,  Charlotte 
Premir  Adam,  yeoman,  134  S  Sixth 
Prentice  Benjanun,  ftable  keeper,  85  S  Fifth 
Preflon  Amos,  brick  layer,  40  Strawberry 
Preftoii  James,  rigging  loft,  26  S  wharves  61  Mead 
Preflon  John,  flioe  maker,  214  S  Fifth 
Prellon- widow,  21  N  Third 
Prefton  Sarah   nurfe,  39  Cable  lane 
Prellon  Wm.  fliip  wright,  480  S  Second 
Preflon  W^m.  boat  builder,   32  Artillery  lane 
PreiionWm.  brick  layer,  next  229  S  l^fth 
Preflon  Wm.  carpenter,  26  Elfriths  alley 
Preflon  Wm.  jun.  boat  builder,  5  1  Artillery  lane 
Price  Abigail,  teacher,   iOS  Chriflian 
Price  Barbara,  feamflrefs,  35  N  Fifth 
Price  Benjamin,  blackfmith,  66  Sc  100  Lombard 
Price.  Chandler,  merchant,  214  S  Front 
Price  Charles  laborer,   Shackemuxen  (K) 
Price  David,  bricklayer,  220  Lombard 
Price  Elizabeth,  widow,  boarding  houfe,  13  S  FiftK 
Price  Ifabella,  Ihop  keeper,  near  88  S  Front 
Price  Jacob,  carpenter,  9  Farrams  alley 
Price  Jofeph,  wood  fawer,  4 1  Cable  lane 
Price  Jofeph,  hatter,  79  High 
Price  Rebecca,  teacher,  3  1  SalTaFras 
Price  Rebecca,  teacherefs,  34  Elfreths  alley 


(   1^^  ) 

Price  Safannali,  widow,  32  Kunckle 
Price  Samuel,  merchant,  36  S  Front 
Price  Wm.  pilot,  51  Queen 
Price  Wm.  I.  grocer,  235  S  Fourth 
Prichard  Wm.  ilore  keeperj  98  S  Eighth 
Prieftman  W^m.  merchant^  62  N  Eighth 
Prichett  John,  merchant,  1 1  Lombard,  2  5  S  wharves^ 
Prichett  James,  oak  cooper,  152  S  Third 
Prichett  widow,  1 1  Lombard 
Prichett  Wm.  fliip  joiner,  Penn  (K) 
Prichett  Wm.  £c  John,  mearchants,  25  S  wharves 
Prichett  Wm.  mercliant,  S  Eii^hth,  &  25  S  whaFV^» 
Pritchard  James,  carpenter,  1 12  Vine 
Prigmore  Wnu  H.  comedian,  2  N  Fifth 
Pringle  Het>ry,  m.ariner,  Merrits  lane 
Pringle  Rofma,  fhop  keeper,  1 1  N  Third 
Prifcoe  George,  porter,  255  \^ine 
Pro6lor  Henry,  rag  gatherer,  209  S  Fifth. 
Pro6lor  Thomas,  General,  23  S  Seventh 
Pro6lor  Sai-'ah,  fliop  keeper,   42  S  Second-, 
Proffer  J.  accomptant,  7o  N  Seventh  . 
Proffer  Uriah,  flioemaker,  454  S  Front. 
Provo  Rachel,  5  Small 
Proovo  Alexander,  ma,riner,  Mary  (C). 
Proudiit  lames,  M.  D.  49  Walnut 
Proud  Robert,  gentleman,  38  N  Fifth 
Proii  George,  printer,  6  Branch 
Provoft  Roderick,  coach  maker,  18  Philbert 
Pryor  Charles,  gentleman,  47  Union 
Pryor  Jofeph,  grocer,  33  N  W^ater,  &:  28  Elfrethb alley- 
Pryor  Norton,  broker,  47  Union,  42;  Walnut 
Pryor  Norton,  gentleman,  117  Mulberry 
Pryor  Sarah,  widov/,  29  S  Water 
Pryor  Vv-^.  Thomas,  commiffion  broker,  40  Brown . 
Pryor  George,  carpenter,  26  N  Tenth 
X^ugh  Hugh,  morocco  dreiler,    Mary  (C)  . 
Pugh  Tlioraas,  tax  c.olleSlor,  52  Georges . 
Pullen  Robert,  iilver  plater,  132  S  Sixth. 
Pumers  Wm.,  currier,  MiiRins  alley 
Pvirdey  widow,   grocer,   3-73  N  Front- 
Purdon  John,  Ihop  keeper,  122  S  Front 
Purlil  Jofeph,  ihipwright,  Queen  (K) 
Purlefs  Simon,  laborer,  293  S  Third 
Purfa  John,  leckfmith,  Hopkins  cou-rtv 


(    19a  ) 

Furvefs  Sc  Son,  merchants  22  S  Second 

Purvilbn  Wm.  hatteri291  Mulberry 

Puts  George,  fhoe  maker,  Saffafras  above  Broad 

Pyan ,  gentleman,  185  Walnut 

Pyle  RacheC  milliner,  22  S  Third 


V^UAIL  Thomas  rigger,  39  Plumb 
Quamles  John,  fea  captain,  Hanover  (K) 
Quin  Henry,  trader,  452  Saffafras 
Quinn  Ann,  huckfter,  Pewterplatter  alley 
Quickfaie  Margaret,  widow,  24  Galkill 
Quig  Henry,  taylor,  9  Shippen 
Quig  Patrick,  laborer,  Shippen  above  Thir^ 
Quige  Patrick,  laborer,  Welfh  court 
Quigley  Michael,  (hip  wright,  424  S  Front 
Quine  £<;  Roach,  flable  keepers,  36  Pine 
Quindrelo  Charles,  mariner,  85  N  F.ighth. 
Quinlara  John,  tayior  14  Combes  alley 
Quinland  Wm.  mariner,  Huddels  alley 
QuinlinJohn,  fliop  keeper,  i07  Walnut 
Quinncr  Michael,  biackfmith,  Vine  alley 
Qurk  Philip,  mariner,  68  Union 


R 


ABJOHN  JOHN,  taylor,  229  St.  Johns 
Rabfon  George,  accomptant,  147  N  Third 
Rabfon  Heni7,  flioe  maker,  3  30  N  Front 
Raeefmger  Adam,  umbrella  maker,  351  N  Second  , 
Rae  Alexander,  laborer,  213  S  Third 
R afield  John,  meffenger  vo  the  bank  of  Penniylvasia 

g  N  Fifth 


(     199     ) 

Ragan  Michael,  tallow  chandler,  138  Spruce 
v/Ratchel  F.  A.  cabinetmaker,  next  128  Mulberry 
Rain  John,  bottler,  15  Combes  alley 
"^Rain  Thomas,  "vvindfor  chair  maker,  131  N  Front 
Rain  Nathaniel,  carter,  137  Cedar 
Rakes  Diana,  feamilrefs.  Smiths  alley- 
Ralph  Ann,  boarding  houfe,  5  6  Walnut 
Ralfton  George,  cuftom  houfe  officer,   228    S  Second 
Ralfton  Robert,  merchant,  140  Mulberry 
Ralfton  Wm.  gentleman,  80  Lombard 
Ramage  Adam,  printers'  joiner,  corner  of  carters  and 

Reliefs  alleys 
Rambo  Sc  Alhton,  boat  builders,  Oak  (N.  X..) 
Rambo  Jacob  C.  fea  carptain,  378  N  Front 
Rambo  Daniel,  boat  builder,  43  Green  &  324  N  Front 
Rambo  Jofeph,  boat  builder,  54  Green 
Rambo  John,  laborer,  48  Callowhill 
Rambo  Peter,  ihip  wright,  Hanover 
Ramie  John,  cook,  98  N  Ninth 
Ramfey  Widow,  boarding  houfe,  56  S  Front 
Ramfey  Alexander,  carpenter,  175  Cherry 
Ramfey  Charles,  ihip  joiner,  440  N  Front 
Ramfey  John,  currier,  62  Dock 

Ramlheart  Chril*.  furrier,  Callowhill  abov-t  the  Rig'de 
Randall  Chriftopher,  oak  cooper,  84  Budd 
Randall  George,  porter,  167  S  Fifth 
Randall  John,  fhoe  maker,  224  Shippen 
Randall  Sarah,  lliop  keeper,  28  Shippen 
Randall  Sarah,  mantua  maker,  12  Strawberry 
Randall  Thomas,  merchant,  88  Spruce 
Randall  Jofeph,  carpenter,  96  S  Eighth 
Randell  Mary,  huckiler.  Spruce  above  Eighth 
Randolph  Edward,  merchant,  126  N  Second 
Randolpli  Jofeph,  painter  &c.  above  543  N  Third 
Randolph  Lott,  tavern  keeper,  o7  Cable  lane 
Randon  Paul,  merchant,  40  Zane 
Rankin  Alexr.  rnerchant,  12  Little  Water 
Rankin  George^  cabinet  maker,  65  N  Fifth  and  167 

SaiTafras 
Rankin  Davis,  fhip  wright,  64  Chriilian 
Rape  Jacob,  wheelnght  York  road 
Rapp  Godfrey,  wire  worker,  64  Shippen 
Rapin  Jofephj  100  High 
Ralbey  Phcebe,  boarding  houfe,  19  German 


(     200     ) 

Rafer  Catherine,  widow,  "5  Artillery  lanr 

Rafer  Bernard,  lea  captain,  45  Coates  alley 

Rafh  Mary,  widow,  1 17  Callovvhill 

Ravin  James,  laborer,  50  Swanfon 

Rawle  Wm.  attorney  at  law  260  Hig^h 

Rawle  Francis,  rope  maker,  Germantown  road- 

Rawfon  David,  flone  cutter,  25 1  S  Fifth 

Ray  David,  grocer,  8  8c  28  Pine 

Ray  John,  gentleman,  124  Queen 

Ray  Rachel,  waflier,  wood  above  Fourth 

Raybold  Jofhua,  con{lable,53  Fitzwalter 

Rayman  Jacob,  laborer.  Noble  above  Third 

Ray  man  Nathan,  fhip  wright,  456  N  Front 

Raymond  Peirce,  grocer  &  box  maker,  92  Spruce 

Ravner  Thomas,  whitefmith,  nexc   95  Walnut  and' 

near  106  Union  llreet 
Razer  Matthias,  mealman,  102  Saffafras 
Rea  John,  umb^-ella  maker,  137  Cheliiut  &  next  3T 

South  Third 
Rea  John,  upholfterer.  Sec  45  S  Fourth 
Read  Alexander,  grocer,   190  Cedar 
Read  CoUinfan,  atttorney  at  law,   125  Saffafras 
Read  David,  feed  ftore,  97  Chriflian 
Read  H.  fhoemaker.  Fourth  above  Brown 
Read  John,  jun.  attorney  at  law,   36  N  Fourtfe. 
Read  James,  merchant,*  1  North  alley 
Read  Peter,  v/eigher,    1 1  5  Plumb 
Read  Peter  laborer,  2 1  Pruen 
Read  Samuel,  merchant,   121  Swanfon 
Read  Samuel,  ihopkeeper,  45.  N  Second 
Read  Wni.  £=  Co.  merchants,  135  S  Front 
Read  Wm.  m.erchant,   190  S  Second 
Read  Wm.  laborer,  3  Hopkins  court 
Readen  Chrillian,  laborer,  79  PJne 
Reall  Samuel,  laborer,  F^rankford  road 
Rebo\;l  Peter,  broker,  397  N  Third  &  61  Walnut 
Rech  George,  baker,  28  N  Ninth 
Rechel  Jacob,  fugar  boiler,  5  Crown 
Rechitt  Thos.  teacher.  Brooks  alley 
Redhair  Martin,  fhoemaker,  267  Saffafras 
Reddack  Jannet,  widow,  234  S  Eighth 
Redman  John,  M.  D.  42  N  Second 
Reaman  Martha^  fliopkeeper,    1 7  S  Fourth 
Redmond  Charles  teacher,  26  PafTyunkyoad 


(     201      ) 

Redmond  Philip,   tavern-keeper,  53  S  Front  &  5^ 

Swanfon 
Reed  Charles,  cuiTier,   16  Bank 
Reed  Sc  Forde,  merchants,  73  S  Water 
Reed  Charles  fhoemaker,  3  Fullers  alley 
Reed  Dennis,  merchant,  235  High 
Reed  John,  merchant,    102  Mulberi-y 
Reed  John,  cabinet  maker,  271  N  Second 
Reed  Jofeph,  attorney  at  law,  235  High 
Reed  John,  trader,  239  Cedar  * 

Reed  Randall,  taylor,  44  Penn 
Reed  Ruben,  plaiflerer,  44  Small 
Reed  Robert,  mate  49  N  Front 
Reed  Lewis,  taylor,  Sc  boarding  houfe,  85  S  Wat^y 
Reed  Sufannah,  fhoemaker.  Poplar  lane  above  Third 
Reed  Wm.  carpenter,    184  S  Sixth 
Reed  Thos.  merchunt,  Mulberry 
Reed  Wm.  Porter    36  Plumb 
Reede  ChrilUana,  6  South  alley 
Reel  Elizabeth,  huckfler  Frankfort  road 
Reel  John,  fifherman,  Bifhop 
Rees  George,  fhoem.aker,  265  S  Second 
i^ees  Henry,  baker,  126  N  Fifth 
Pees  Henry,  taylor,   Steinmetz  court 
Pees  Jacob,  merchant,  251  High 
Pees  Jacob,  cedar  cooper,  n  Saffafi^as 
i?ees  Michael,  cedar  cooper,  83  Saiiafras 
Pees  Nicholas,  waterman,  12  Collowhiil 
Peefe  Adam,  fhoemaker,    115  N  Front 
Peefe  Charles,  laborer,    195  S  Third 
Peefe  Jeremiah,  laborer,    198  S  Sixth 

Peefe  > ,  laborer,  Tapers  alley 

Peefs  Valentine,  viclualler,  62  S  Eighth 

Peeve  Joihua,    hatter,  201  N  Front 

Peford  Elizabeth,  mi.liner  Eclhopkeeper,  29  S  Third 

Pegard  George,  laborer,  next  281  St.  Johns 

Pegans  Michael,  foap   boiler,  Yorks   court  Sc  158 

Spruce  » 

Pegans  Thos.  fliallopman,  45  German 
Pegin  Ann,  midwife,    16  St.  Johns 
Pegnaud  A.  broker,  90  S  Second 
Pego  John,  fhipwright,  Chriftian 
-^ehle  Elizabeth^  widow,  Schievelys  alley 


(     202     ) 

iteiehel  Frederick,  A.  cabinetmaker,  123  Mulberry 

J?ehn  Eve,  widow,  62  New 

i?ehn  John,  brewer,  62  New 

i?eid  Adam  &c  Samuel,  bottlers  69  PlCmlr 

J?eed  John,  tanner,  60  Mary  (C) 

i?eiffnyder  Mary,  grocer,  100  S  Sixth 

i^eily  John,  grocer,    170  High 

i?eily  John,  grocer,  31  N  Seventh 

i?eilly  ,  laborer,  Trufty  court 

J?eilly  John,  manner,  next  134  Brown 

i?eilly  John,  carpenter,  224  S  Fifth 

i?eilly  Patrick  &  John,  grocers  &  tavern-keepers,  180 

Swanfon 
jf?eilly  Mofes,  rag-gatherer,  Eighth  above  Cedar 
J^enolds  Sarah,  ihopkeeper,    112  Swanfon 
i^'einoldt  Mary,  widow,  86  N  Fifth 
jReiphltommer  Margaret,  huckfter  4th  above  BrowR 
-Reinhard  Martin,  ihipwright,   107  Chriftian 
i^einhard  Jacob,  carpenter,  Chriftian  above  Third 
i?einhard  John,  rope  maker,  Chriftian,  above  Third 
i?einfhart  Frederick   baker,   172  Coates 
i?eip  Nicholas,  fhoemaker,   32  Saffafras 
i?elf  Saml.  publifher  of  the  Philadelphia  Gazette,  ^9 

Chefnut 
i?ementer  Peter,  carpenter,  Waggoners  alley 
jRemer  Mary,  widow,  Shackemuxen 
i?emer  Matthew,  fliipwright  Shakemuxen 
i?emer  Wm.  rigger,  23  Artillery  lane 
Remick  Enoch,  grocer,   104  Swanfon 
Remington  Ifaac,  fea  captain,  306  S  Second 
Remington  John,  P.  fea  captain  267  S  Third 
Rendeman  John,  tobaccbnift,  next  2  Moravian  ai^ 
Renfreu  Jacob,  grocer,  394  Saffafras 
Renhart  George,  coach  painter,  343  Saffafras 
Reinboth  Frederick,  flioemaker,   152  S  Fourth 
Renick  Lewis,  baker,  corner  of  Sixth  £c  Cedar 
Renkin  Matthew,  mariner,  434  N  Fmnt 
Renno  Francis,  paper  hanger,  261  S  Third 
Renlhaw  Ann,  widow,  90  Union 
Revick  Catherine,  fegar  maker,  398  N  Front 
Relchloan  Lees,  widow,   120  N  Fifth 
Reiver  Henry,  laborer,  318  N  Second 
Revere  Mrs.  gentlewoman,  123  N  Fifth. 
Rcybold  Philip,  vi6lualler,  13  Budd 


(     203     ) 

KeynoidS  Elias,  carpenter,   106' S  Eighth 

Reynolds  Henry,  carver  Be  guilder,  167  N  Third 

Reynolds  Jofeph,  fea  captain,  22  Cable  lane 

Reynolds  James,  M.  D.   1 60S  Third 

Reynolds  John,  mariner,  39  Mulberry 

Reynolds  SamueL  taylor,  44  S  Third 

Reynolds  Simon,  teacher,  214  N  Second 

Rhea  Mary,  (hopkeeper,  30  N  Second 

Reeni  Sc  Silver,  grocers,  4  N  Fifth 

Rhine  Ifabella,  walher,  Rofe  alley 

Rhodes  Rachel,  boarding  houfe,  Richardfons  coiH*t 

Rhodes  Charles,  carpenter,   104  Walnut 

Rhoads  Philip,  carpenter,    139  N  Sixth 

I^hoads  Samuel,  merchant,   1  Penn 

Rhoades  Elizabeth,  mantua  maker,  205  Walnut 

l^hoades  John,  carpenter,  196  N  Third 

Rhoades  Jofeph,  accomptant,  Waggoners  alley 

Rhoades  Sarah,  gentlewoman,  2  Laurell 

Rhodolph  John,  flour  merchant.  Spruce  above  Sixth 

Riahart  John,  grocer,  439  N  Second 

Rible  John,  (hoe  maker,  4  Etris  court 

Ricards  Ifaac,  taylor,  89  S  Water 

Rice  Catherine,  wafher,  Saffafras  alley 

Rice  George,  Ihoe  maker,  3  6  Artillery  lane 

Rice  Henry  8c  Patrick,  bookfellers  8cc.  16  S  Second 

Rice  John,  taylor,  Shieveleys  alley 

Rice  Jofeph,  bottler  7  High  &  above  Juniper 

Rice  Mary,  fifh  woman,  Queen  (K) 

Rice  Philip,  pilot  5  3  Almond 

Rice  ■ ,'fea  captain,  341  S  Second 

Rice  §arah,  fhop  keeper,  76  Lombard 
Rice  Widow,  tavern  keeper  365  N  Front 
Rice  Wm.  porter,  45  Callowhill 
Rice  Rachel,  boarding  houfe,  152  Swanfon 
Rich  Ifaac,  innkeeper,  ISSSaflafras 
Richard  Adam,  rope  maker,  Shackemuxen 
Richard  Silas,  wheel  wright,  Cherry  ediove  Uth 
Richards  Ann,  teacher.  Chancery  lane 
Richards  Catherine,  tavern  keeper,  37  Green 
Richards  David,  hatter,  126  High 
Richards  Francis,  widow,  114  N  Front 
Richards  John,  laborer.  Coopers  court 
Richards  John,  ironmonger,  59  High 
Richards  John^  currier,  73  Piae 


(     204     ) 

Richards  John,  laborer,  118  N  Fifth 

Richards  Hannah,  mantua  maker,   6  Chancery  lane 

Richards  Ifaiah,  fea  captain,  108  N  Eighth 

Richards  &   co.  iron  ftore,  130  N  Third 

Richards  Marque,  cabinet  maker,  152  SalTaii-as 

Richards  Pi'l at y,  lapidary,  101  Spruce 

Richards  iSathaniei,  grocer,  266  S  Fifth 

Richards  Richard,  mariner,  114  Lombard 

Richards  Rachel,  -widow,  206  N  Front 

J?ichards  Samuel,  iron  merchant    1 1 1  S  Water 

Richards  Samuel,  currier,  1  Dock 

i?ichai:ds  Samuel,  fen.  lime  merchant  136  S  Front 

i^ichards  Sa.muel,  jun.  jeweller  kc.  136  S  Front,  9* 

Spruce  ftreet 
i?ichards  Sisfannah,  widow,  8  Swanfon 
i?ichards  Wm.  breeches  maker,  126  High 
i?ichards  AVidow,  mantua  maker,  293  Mulberry 
i?ichards  Wm.  fea  captain,  Creffons  alley 
jRichardfon  James,  taylor,  i?elief  ft 
i?ichardfon  Ifaac,  laborer,  95  N  Eighth 
^ichardfon  i?obert,  fliip  wright.  Oak  (K) 
J?icharofon  Thos.  laborer,  10  Greenleaf  alley 
i?ichardfon  Wm.  fadler,  Eleventh  above  Pine 
i?ichie  Mary,  boarding  houfe,  13  Carters  alley 
i^icketts  George,  carpenter,  4  Pear 
Riche  George,  grocer,  495  N  Third 
Richey  M.  Q.  widow,  84  Vine 
Richie  James,  merchant,  18  Pine 
Richie  Francis,  tanner,  Noble  near  St.  Johns 
Richie  John,  tob.xconift,  136  High 
Ivichle  Wm.  tanner,  156  High 
Richman  John,  carver  Sc  gilder,  444  N  Second 
Richman  "Nehemiah,  tavern  keeper,  2  Almond 
Richman  Richard,  taylor,  XIV.  Chimneys 
Richman  "W  m.  laborer,  145  St.  Johns 
Richmond  widow.  Oak  (N  L) 
Ricker  Samuel,  fea  captain,  7  Artillery  lane 
Rickter  Eue,  1  5  Waggoners  alley 
Rickets  lienry,  Poiler,  255  Vine 
Rickey  hamuel  grocer,  16  N  Front 
Rideant  David,  laborer,  Charlotte 
Bidey  Wm,  vifclualier,   127  Brown 
Xiidge  1  homas,  mariner.  Liberty  court 
Riddle  Cfttiierine,  widow,  67  Cherry 


(     205      ) 

Riddle  Jumcb,  book  binder,    133  Cliefnut 

Riddle  John,  porter,  i26  Queen 

Ridg-way  Allen,  merchant,  51  N  Tenth  Sc  2:3  Hi^h 

Ridgway  Bnrr,  merchant,  67  High 

Ridgway  Dillaplain^  brick  layer,  near  63  Chefnut 

Ridg-way  Jacob,  merchant,  160  N  Front 

Ridgway  John,  brick  layer,  iTnights  court 

Ridgway  Jane,  widow,  157  Mulberry 

Ridgway  Sc  Wright,  Curriers,  67  Walnut 

Ridgway  Samuel,  waiter,  139  Cherry 

Riever  John,  baker,  68  Catherine 

Rieves  Sc  M'Kean,  tavern  keepers  83  N  Water 

Rlffet  Brighty,  t>;acherefs,  Shackemuxen 

Riffctte  Rebecca,  milliner,  21  N  Third 

Rigby  Jofeph,  merchant  17  Saffafrtis 

Rigby  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  122  N  Front 

Rigdam  Thomas,  carpenter,  207  S  Second 

Rigler  Andrew,  huckfter,  195  SaiTafras 

Riglcr  Stephen,  flocking*  weaver,  429  N  Third 

Riggler  Henry,  vi6lualier,  Saffafras  above  Twelfth 

Rigley  Francis,  printer,  303  S  Front 

Rigiey  Francis,  lea  captain,  303  S  F'-'ont 

Rihl  Jacob,  carpenter,  503  N  Tiurd 

Rihi  Mary,  boarding  houfe,  40  Queen 

Reker  Elias,  flioemaker,  120  German 

Riley  Flenry,  mariner.  Carpenters  (S) 

Riley  James,  carter,  77  George 

Riley  Jacob,  tobacconift,  21  Greenleaf  alh-r 

Riley  Jeremiah,  mari.ier,  7  Parrams.  alley 

Riley  John,  vvatch  maker,  I  1  S  Second 

Riley  Thomas,  fea  captain,  166  S  Third 

Riley  Wm.  flocking  weaver,  Sth  above  Callovvhili 

Rime -,  Prof/effor  of  Palmiftry,  12  Schlevelysrdie/f 

Rimer  Thomas  flioe  maker,  59  S  Second 
"Rindt  David,  inn  keeper,  Eievenlh  above  Sprue? 
Rine  Jofeph,  potter,   33  4  N  Front 
Rinedoilar  Emanuel,  taylor,  2  1  Swanfon 
RinedoUer  Jacob,  (hip  wrig-ht,  10  Budd 
Rink  Sebaftian,  carter,  7  Shippen 
Rino  Wm.  baker,  86  S  Third 
Ripberg  Conrad,  hair  dreifer,  25  N  Fourts 
■Rifabofk  Philip,  blackfmich,  14  S  Fifth 
Riiberge  Guftavusj  iTierchant,  16  Mulberr? 
Ftjfdai  Sc  Agam  g:roceis,  65  S  Sixtk 

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(     205     ) 

Tlirdel  Anthony^  grcccr,  66  S  Sixth 

Kifers  Eve,  widow,  138  N  Fourth 

IVifley  Zephaniah,  laborer,  13  Butlers  court 

Rifteiiie  Jacob,  taylor    313  N  Front 

Biteque,  tobacconiil,  196  Cedar 

Bitter  Catherine,  v/afher,  97  N  Fifth 

Hitter  Jacob,  fhop  keeper,  70  N  Front 

Bittenhoule  Chriftian,  Ihoe  maker,  Hanover 

Pvittenbovile  Henry,  carpenter,  121  Brown 

Rivers  Mary,  nurie,  76  Fenn 

Kivers  widow,  feaniftrefs,  431  N  Third 

P/izer  Georg-e,  teacher,  449  S  Front 

"Kizer  Martin,  inn  keeper,  222  S  Second 

i'oach  Sarah,  wafher,  Smiths  court 

Kcach  Chriflian,  watchman,  244  SafTafras 

Soach  Ifaac,  mafter  of  the  Fvevenue  Barge  48  Almond 

Roach  Michael,  flocking  weaver,  109  S  Second 

Iloades  C.  wood  favv^er,  230  S  Third 

Roades  Mark,  flore  keeper,  246  SaiTafras 

lioadhand  F'rederick,  fhoe  maker,  Palmer  ft 

Rcbb  James,  cabinetmaker,  310  S  Second 

Bobb  James,  baker,  119  Plum  8c  Grizels  alley 

Kobe  Eliza,  widow,  market  lane 

Roberts  Benjamin,  hatter,  137  N  Second 

Roberts  Catherine,  ironm.onger,  97  High 

Roberts  Daniel,  hoftler,  1 1  Farmers  alley 

Roberts  Edward,  carpenter,  347  Callowhill 

Roberts  Edward,  corder.  Drawbridge,  147  S  Third 

Roberts  Elizabeth,  gentlewoman,  Grindflone  alley 

Roberts  Francis,  fadler,  &:c.  52  S  Fourth,  Sc  Mifilins 

Alley 
Roberts  George,  carpenter,  329  N  Third 
Jloberts  George,  iron  monger,  64  N  Front 
Roberts  Hugh,  S.  commiilioner.  Mulberry  court 
Roberts  James,  flioe  maker,  15  Carters  alley 
Roberts  Jofeph,  laborer,  443  N  Front 
Robert  Jofeph,  merchant,  1 6  N  Front 
Roberts  Ifaac,  tayior,  17  N  Eighth,  kl63  Chefnut 
Roberts  Jofiah,  merchant,  212  S  Third 
Roberts  James,  B.  grocer,  above  98  N  Eleventh 
JR.oberts  John,  accomptant,  48  Mead  alley 
Roberts  Jonathan,  carpenter,,  36  Kunckle 
Roberts  John,  laborer.  Brown  (K) 
Roberts  Jofeph,  laborer,  443  N  Front 
Roberts  Jofeph,  accomptant,  225  Mulberry 


(     207     ) 

Roberts  &  Jones,  iron  merchants,  IG  S  Wharvc* 

Roberts  Martha,  \viclow,  141  Walnut 

Roberts  Sc  Lyne,  copper  fmiths,  169  High 

Roberts  Mary,  widow,  60  S  Sixth 

Roberts  Martha,  widov/,   13  N  Fourth 

A'oberts  M.  fancy  &:  ironnaonger  ftore,  87  Chefnut 

/Roberts  Sarah,  grocer,  93  ChriHian 

Roberts  Wm.  carpenter,  163  Chefnut 

/Roberts  Wm.  laborer,  329  N  Third  ^ 

i?obertfon  Ann,  fhop  keeper,  194  S  Front 

Robertfon  George,  ink  powder  Sc  liquid  maker,   200 

Lombard 
JRobertfon  James,  ftocking  weaver,  22  Rofe  alley 
Robertfon  James,  Rocking  weaver,  Garden 
i?obertfon  Ifhmael,  waiter,  298  Vine 
i^obertfon  Mary,  fcamflrefs,  141  Shippen 
i?obeitfon  Solom.on,  carpenter  CrelTons  court 
i?obefon  John,  mariner,  45  Chriftian 
jRobefon  John,  baker,  18  Mulberry 
i^obefon  Sc  Paul,  iron  merchants,  53  N  Wateflr 
i^obefon  Levy,  (hoe  maker,  214  S  Sixth 
/^cscTcn  Morris,  mrrcnants  S  Moravian  alley 
i?obefon  Nathan,  laborer,  Little  Oak 
Robefon  Parker,  carpenter,  18  Greenleafs  rJley 
Robinett  Jofeph,  fiiip  wright,  Cherry  (K) 
Robinett  Richard,  mercliant,  5  Powell 
Robins  Ann,  widow  116  N  Front 
Robins  Francis,  taylor,  324  S  Sixth 
Robins  Flannah,  man tua  maker,  38  7  N  Front 
Robins  John,  bricklayer,  153  Vina 
Robins  Thomas,  block  maker,  9   Sc   20  Little  W liter 
i?obin3  John,  ihoe  maker,  next  149  Green 
i^obinfon  Antiiony,  jeweller  Sec.  30  S  Secorid 
i/?Gbinfon  Elizabeth,  nurfe,  7  Callowhili 
i?obinfon  D.  painter,  Smiths  court 
i?cbinron  James,  merchant,  159  Walnut 
ivobinfon  James,  waiter,  97  N  Fifth 
/lobinfon  James,  jun.  merchant,  33  N  Second 
i^obinion  James,  printer,  4G  Spruce 
i^obinfon  James,  mariner,  393  S  Second  . 
J^obinibn  Jane,  widov/,  29  Pur  rams  alley 
Aobinfon  Joim,  rigger  267  S  Front 
/^obinfon  John,  ihoe  maker,  N  Front  above  Green 
/^obinfon  John,  fhip  wright.  Queen  (K ) 


(     508     ) 

^obirilbiy  John,  coachman,  8  Schierelys  alley 
^obmion  Jofeph,  pilot,  28  Catherine 

i^obinlbn -,  mate  340  S  Front 

/'obinfon  Mary,  huckfter,  373  N  Front 

i^obinlcn  Martha,  boa,rding  hoiife  Frombergers  court 

J^Gbimfon  Peter,  mariner,  9  Parrams  alley 

JichirAcu  i^tbtcca,  fecmftrefs,  267  S  Fifth 

Robinfcn  Rebecca,  widow,  78  Spruce 

i?cbirfon  iv'obert,  brev/er,  12  Elbow  lane 

i?cbinfon  i?udeman,  accomptant  204  S  Second 

J^ohiv/ton  /?ache},  widow,  84  Saffafras 

i^obinfcn  Sarah,  grocer,  365  S  Front 

i?obinfcn  Samuel,  carpenter,  High  above  Broad 

yCobiiifcn  Sam-uel,  hatter,  41  S  Fix)nt 

iiobinfon  Thomas,  caulker,  1 49  Shippen 

i^cbinfcn  Wni.  jiin.  attorney  at  law,  1  Shippen 

iCobnett  Samuel,  laborer,  175  S  Fifth 

i?oche  Michael,  fieecy  hofier,  1  Grays  alley 

Roch  Stephen,  laborer.  Tapers  alley 

Roch  Wm.  vi6\iialler,  441  N  Front 

r-ockenburg  Samuel,  fhoe  maker.  New 

Roden  James  maiiner,  -3  irli-try  alley 

Kcderique  Andrew,  merchant,  73  N  Third 

Rodolph  Ann  grocer,  5  5  New 

Rodojph  Benj.  hatter,  30  North  alley 

Roe  JelTe,  carpenter,  Ilofimans  alley 

PcOebuck  John,  grocer,  next  310  S  Third 

Rogan  Sophia,  teacherefs,  1 1  Farmers  alley 

Roger  John,  fhoe  maker,  257  S  Fourth 

Roger  Robert,  porter,  39  PalTyunk  road 

ivogers  Benj.  conilable,  23  Coates,  alley 

Rogers  Benj.  mariner.  Lees  court 

Rogers  Elizabeth,  v»idow,  18  Bank  ft 

Rogers  Jane,  widow,  grocer,  516  S  Front 

Rogers  Jane,  mantua  maker,  387  N  Front 

Rogers  Jacob,  innkeeper,  130  N  Second 

Koscrs  John,  laborer,  5  6  Brewers  alley 

Rogers  IMargaret,  widow,  152  Spruce 

Rogers  Margaret,  wailicr,  St.  Georges  above  10th 

Rogers  Maurice,  merchant,  G7  Pine 

Fogers  P.  K.     A.  INI.  55  Lombard 

Rogers  Thomas,  merchant,  41  High 

Rogers  Thomas,  brafs  founder,  92  N  Second 

Rogers  W'm.  M.  D.  40  N  Fourth 


(     209     ) 

llojrers  Wm.  erocev,  131  N  Second 

Uoj.'jcrs  Wm.  liioe  maker,  15  N  bix'Ji 

Koiir  John,  fmith,  115  N  Second 

llohr  John  H.  whit-fmith,  175  N  Second 

llolirrnan  Henry,  wliccl  ^vrii^ht,  441  N  Second 

Roller  Dennis,  laborer,  458  N  Front 

Relet  Francis,  fiiiD  wrieht,  6  Butlers  court 

Roiings  Thomas,  mariner,  Elmlleys  alley 

Rolph  James,  grocer,  67  Shippen 

Fioiiey  Benj.  fnip  wri?^dit,  Filley  alley 

Roman  Catherine,  widow,  5  1  StiiTafras 

Konaldibn  Richard,  hard  ware  merchant,  13  High 

Roney  £c  Son,  Ihoe  makers,  95  N  Front 

Roney  John,  turner,  64  Cherry 

Rank  Michael,  carter  Queen  (K) 

Rookilool  Ulrich,  fiioe  maker  136  Coates 

Rofe  Ann,  midwife,  corner  of  New  &  Fourth 

Rofe  Atkinfon,  tayior  kflore  keeper,  5  5  High 

Rofe  Cropley,  y/ine  merchant,  37  S  Third 

Rofe  David,  grocer.  Vine  ft  Wharf 

Rofe  David,  ftone  cutter,  1  I  Brev/ers  alley 

K.ofe  Jane,  midwife,  9  Brewers-  alley 

Rofe  John,  (lone  cutter,  1  I  l^rev-er-j  alley 

Rofe  Peter,  Hiingie  dreiTer,  26  Coxes  alley 

Rofe  Sufannah,  midwife,  1 1  Brewers  alley 

Rofe  Thomas,  merchant,  45  Hijj^h 

Rofet  Jacob,  fiiop  keeper,  243  Mulberry 

Rofetter  John  Rev.  ne>:t  15  Willings  alley 

Rofs  Ann,  mantua  maker,  11  Strawberry 

Rofs  Aquilla,  carpenter,  99  N  Eighth 

Uofs  David,  fea  captain,  63  Mulberry 

Rofs  Frederick,  carpenter,  Wood  above  Eighth. 

Rofs  Henry,  painter  kc.  342  S  Secontl 

Rofs  John,  painter  kc.  140  2*4  Second 

R-ofs  Michael,  carpenter,  10  Cailov/hill 

Rofs  ' ,  v/hip  maker,  27 1  N  Second 

Rofs  i?obert,  broker  129  N  Fifth 

Rofs  Samuel  merchant  5  N  Second 

Rofs  i?obert,  broker,  Dock  near  Third 

Rofs  k  SimpfoD,  merchants,  119  S  Front 

Rofs  Thomas,  attorney  at  law,  near  140  Chefnut 

Rofs  Wm.  merchant,  Grindftone  alley  k  &3  High. 

Rcls  Wm.  k  CO.  merchants,  83  High. 

R  o  f 3  W  ui .  g  r  0  c  e  r ,  2  9  5  S  F  r.o  n  t 


(     210     j 

Ross'  V.'haiif,   opens  at   97  S   Water> 

Rofs  \Vm.  printer,  Locuft  above  Eighth 

I'^OMot  Jofeph,  batter,  135  S  Second 

Kcffeter  John,  fea  captain,  263  S  Front 

Poth  Philip,  mufiG  mailer,  33  Gro^Yn 

Ivotii  Mary,  boarding  houi^i  33  Crown 

Roundenwater  Nicholas,  potter.  North  alley 

^'^oiink  Johr^  fiflierman.  Wood  (K) 

lloufe  Henry,  blackfmiih,  165  S  Fifth- 

F^ouiTettlC.  F.  merchant,  1 14  S  Front 

Hoiifn  John,  fidn  drelTer,  5  8  SaiTafi'as 

Fi-ouih  Ifaac,  trader,  99  Sailairas 

Ivoiifieau  John  C.     M.  D.  168  Spruce 

i^oviITcau  Peter,  taylor,  207  S  Second 

H Gilbert  Edmond,  grocer,  67  Cheinut 

iiow  Martin,  bifcuit  baker,  146  S  Front  &  172  S  3d 

How  Richard,  mariner,  Bailieys  court 

llowen  Mary^  bcardixTg  houie,  173  Spruce 

Rov/en  John,  carpenter,  32  Appletree  alley 

Kov.-en  John,  calico  printer,  Pine  above  Eleventh  v 

Kowen  June,  widow,  133  Walnut 

Rowland  Jameb  Sc  co.  iron  merchants,  93  N  2d 

Rov/land  James  iron  merchant,  Frombergers  courtr 

Rowland  S^  Ellis,  merchants  54  N  Third 

Kov/lett  John,  accomptant,  19  Church  alley 

Kowley  Edward,  ilorekeeper,    10  N  Front 

Rowvoudt,  Wm.  M.  D.  Wood  above  Fourth, 

Koworth  Mary,  iliopkeeper,  246  S  Froixt 

Hoy  James,  pkiiuerer,   Charles 

Roy  Manuel,  oak  cooper.  Garden 

Kubecam  Charles,  hatter.  587  N  Second 

Rubecam  Daniel,  innkeeper,  106  Saliafras 

lUuliman  James,  mariner,  55  INIead  alley 

Hudolph  George,  carpenter,    llSCallowhill 

iludolph  Mary,  fl-jopkeeper,  264  Saffafras 

Rudolph  oc  Fcaris,  fiour  &  grain  merchant,  1  Spruce 

lUidcy  Rachel,  widow,  112  N  Fifth 

llugan  8c  Rhodes,  merchants,  S  S  Wharves 

Ruhlman  8c  Douglais,  Ihoemakers,  next  78  S  Third 

Runier  George,  porter,    178  N  Eighth 

Uumberneld  Solomon,  laborer,  Cai,'penter  (S) 

Rumble  Nicholas,  laborer,   132  N  Fourth 

Runchamey  Vv  m.  foap  Jt  candle  maker,    ^  IG  S  Sixth 

Ruridle  S;  Leech  merckanls,  61  Chefau 


(     211      ) 

Rnnner  John-,  vi6lualler,  York  road 

Runer  Martin,  viciualler,  Noble  above  Second 

Rupp  John,  il^oeniaker,   108  N  Second 

Ruppley  Anil  feamflreiis  Twelfth  below  Chefnut 

Ruin  Benj.  H.  diftiller,  367  N  Front 

Riilh  Benj.  M.  D.  corner  of  Walnut  Sc  Fourth 

Riifli  Catherine,  v»idow,   30  St.  Johns 

Rufli  Elizabeth,  fnopkeeper,    199  N  Front 

Riifh  George,  carpenter,  207  Cherry 

Rufh  Lewis,  fkin  dreifer,  8c  parchment  maker,  9.1 

Saffafras 
Rufli  Samuel,  fandman,  487  N  Second 
Ruih  \Vm.   g-razier,  94  Saifafras 
lufli  Wm.  carver,    172  N  Front 
dufk  Wm.  m.ariner,  279  S  Third 
Ruik  Catherine,  widow,  next  24  Branck 
Ruffeil  Alex,  mariner,  46  Dock 
Ruiiell  Ann,  widow,  3  Penn 
RulTeii  Andrew,  taylor,   1  Laurel 
Ruileli  &  Boone,  merchants,  83  S  V/harvcs 
Ruiiell  Francis,  grocer,   152  S  Fourth 
Ruffeil  James,  carter,  5  Gillafes  alley 
RulTell  Rebecca,  waiher,  112  Cherry 
RuPiell  Timothy,  fea  captain,    161  Cedar 
TlulTell  Wm.  grocer,   248  Lombard 
RulTell  Wm.  ftone  cutter,  corner  St.  Georges  Sc  lOtk 
Kuiton  A^nthony,  fruiterer,  5  13  N  Third 
Ruth  Richard,  tanner,  St.  Johns  near  Germn.  road 
Rutherford  Agnefs,  boarding  houfe,  30  Walnut 
R-utherford  Wm.  fadler,  140  Brown 
Pi-utter  George,  grocer,    162  N  W^ater 

R utter «,  v^■idow,  24  N  Fifth 

Rutter  John,  flioemaker.  Carpenter  (S) 

flutter  Martha,  widow,   19  Pine 

i  I  utter  Samuel,  accomptant,    1  13  Walnut 

Ryal  Elizabeth,  widow,  209  S  Eighth 

Ryan  Edmond,  fhip  joiner,  72  Catherine 

Ryan  James  accomptant,  Grofis  court 

Pvvan  James,  merchant,  42   N  Sixth 

Ryan  John,  carter.  Garden 

P.yan  Jofeph,  potter,  14  Artillery  lans 

ilyan  Lewis,  fiioemaker,  53  S  Third 

Ryan  Mickael,  faoemaker,  102  Fluiji 


(     212     ) 

P.yan  V7m.  liable  keeper,  22  N  Secoii'dL 
Rydey  John,  porter,   97  Coatcs 
Ryner  Wm.  carpenter,  97  Clierry 


ADLER  ELEANOR,  widov/,  near  2j1  Mulberry- 
Sadler  Mary,  widow,  294  S  Fourth 
Sagar  T^lichael,  274  Mulberry 
SagePihoufe  E.  Vvddow,  27  Callowhill 
Sailer  John,  taylor,    18  N  Water 
Sailor  H.  flone  cutter,  273  Suifafras  Sc  27  N  Ninth 
Sailor  Samuel,  painter,  &c.  48  Vine,  99  N  Water 
Sailer  Mary,  wafner,  116  Brown 
Saint  Douglas,  grocer  Sc  bottler,  24  Cedar 
Saladc  Seballian,  fringe  Sc  lace  weaver,  4  Lxtitia 

court 
Salles  Lewis,  merchant,   332  S  Front 
Salter  Jacob,  brewer,  1 8  S  Fourth 
Salter  Richard,  jun.   manner,  Callowhill  whar£' 

>■  Salter  Samuel,  c?a'ver  &  gilder,  58  8  Fourth 
Saltmeitzer  Sarah,  waflier,   12  Buckl 
Samuel  Jenlvins,  Hioemaker,    152  SalTafras 
Sammons  Wm.  ihaliopman,   226  Lombard 
Samn.ons  Zacheriah,  coaehm'an,  226  Lombard 
Sample  Alexander,  carpenter,  363  IMulbcrry 
Sarjipfon  Daniel,  mariner,   85  Shippen 
Sampibn  Henry,  mariner,  19  Mary  alley 
Sampfon  John,  fea  captain.    1 60  S  Front 

v'Sampfon  Wm.  clock  &  watchmaker,  316  N  Front 
Sam  wile  Thos.  mariner,  Loxieys  court 
Sanburn  John,  fea  captain,  160  S  Front 
Sanders  Elijah,  carpenter,  comer  of  5th  Sc  Mulberry 
Sanders  Jacob,  laborer,  469  N  Second 
Sanders  Wm.  mariner,   3  Fullers  alley 
'^  Sandoz  Charles,  H.  watch  maker,  Cauffx^ians  court 
Sandoz  Dominique,  gentleman,  98  Union 
Sanford  Wm.  accomptant,  201  Mulberry 
Sansford  Ro\yla.nd,  coach  nutker,    13  S  ^ixth 
Sang  Charles,  Confectioner,    158. 9  Fourth 
iuniiV  John,  gardtne.*,  Fine  aboveNinth 


(     213     ) 

Sanfom  Jofeph,   merchant,  next  4."  N  Front 
Sanfom  Samuel,  merchant,  43  N  Front 
Sanfom  William,  merchant,   9  6  Mulberry 
Sarin  Caleb,  fhoemaker,  ChrilHan  above  Fourth 
SalTenberg  G.  A.  furrier,  &:c.  107  N  Second 
Saul  A.fa  biackfmith,    125  Spruce 
Saulnior  Jofeph,  fea  captain,  420  N  Second 
Saunders  Francis  grocer,   Cedar  above  Tenth 
Saunders  JefTe,  carter,  281  St.  Johns 
Saunders  John,  carpenter,  286  St.  Johns 
Saunders  Johannah,  tavernkeeper,  Cedar  above  Niiitk 
Sa.underfon  Hannah,  widow,  246  S  Fourth 
Savage  John,  carpenter,  55  GafKill 
Savage  Sc  Dugan,  merchants,  9 1  S  Third 
■  Savery  Thos.  carpenter,  20  N  Fifth 
Savery  Wm.  tanner,  14  Cable  lane 
Sawens  Jannet,  widow,   8  Pine  alley 
Sawer  Cutlip,  laborer,  138  Brov^rn 
Sawer  James,  ftore  keeper,  201  S  Second 
Sawer  Robert,  biackfmith,  37  Artillery  lane 
>J  Sawer  Wm.  ca.binet  maker,  Bailieys  alley 
^/Saxton  Charles,  turner,  Beech 
Say  Benj.  M.  D.  6-'h  N  Second 
.S'ayllard  W^m.  grocer,   19  N  5'eventh 
Say  re  x\nn,  gentle  v/oman,  88  Vine 
Sayre  Leonard,  dealer,   105  Vine  ft 
Scaife  Elizabeth,   grocer,  75  Cedar 
.Scarret  Jofeph,  171  N  -Second 
Scattergood  John,  H.  ftorekeeper,  270  N  Front 
Scattergood  Sc  Son,  curriers,  27  6  N  Front 
Scattergood  Thomas,  tanner  Sc  currier,  278  N  Front 
Scattergood  Jofeph,  currier,  280  N  Front 
Scattinger  Matthias,  faddle-tree  maker,  492  N  2d 
Sehaffer  Ch^irles,  fagar  refiner,   82  N  Second 
5'chappeck  Jacob,  baker,  70  Cherry 
^'chaumenkeffel  Frederick,  baker,  46  Grceiv 
-S'chay  Jacob,  biackfmith,  66  N  Fourth 
.Schell  Henry,  tin  plate  worker,  27  New 
5'cheli  Peter,  laborer,  York  road 
ochievely  Henry,  cutler  &:  furgeon  inftrument  maker 

49  South   Third 
*S"chindler  Michael,  baker,  cornier  cF  ^hippen  Sc  Fifth 
^chinkle  F.  fen.   Sc  Co.  furriers  corner  of  Hiiih   Sc  S 

Third 
Schloifer  ,  gentleman,    189  N  Second 


(     214     ) 

Schmydt  Rev.  John,  D.  D.  27  N  Fo^irth 

iSchneider  Cafper,  luniber  merchant,  313  N  Frout 

5'chneider  John,  fea  captain,    1 1   Vernon 

5choales  John,   grocer,  2  Little  Water 

5choffer  Dorathy,  widow,  2 1  N  Eighth 

^Scholfield  James,  tayler,  451  S  Second 

iScholfield  iS'amuel    merchant,  34  N  Third 

iSchon  Cafper,  teacher,  199  Su  Jolms 

Schrack  Abraham,  Innkeeper,   139  N  Third  ft 

.Schrack  Lewis,  weaver,  High  above  Juniper 

..Vchroeder  Charles,  confectioner,  112  High 

iSchreiber  Peter,  victualler,  245   Vine  ft 

iS'chreiner,  Elizabeth,  fliopkeeper,   1 1  Cherry 

.Schreiner  Jacob,  ironmont^er,    122  N  Second 

iSchrunck  George,  profefTor  of  palmiftry,432  N  Third 

Saurv.alt  John,  tobacconift,  88  N  Sixth  ft 

^Schueppenhieffer  Nicholas,  taylor,  49  Coates  alley 

.Schuereman  Matthias,  flioemaker,  Appletree  alley 

iSchuerenian  .Sarah,  vridow,   C2   Green 

Schullingburg  M.  rope  maker,  446  S  Front 

Schultz  Charles,  Ihoemaker,  215.S'5econd 

iSchumo  Barney,  turner,   15  Elfreths  alley 

:S'chuyer  Barb,  widow,  Cabk  lane  above  Callowhill 

iSchwarz  Peter,  carver,  Pembertons  alley 

iSchweitzer,  Michael,  porter,  .Steinmetz  court 

Scneil  Stephen,  laborer,  14  Fitzwalter 

iScothren  James,  carpenter,  Mary  C. 

Scott  Abraham,  carpenter  69  Cedar 

Scott  Aaron,  boarding  houfe,  325  S  Third 

Scott  Catherine,  widow,  Coopers  court 

Scott  Chriftiana,  huckfter,  68   Cedar 

Scott  David,  whiteimith,  379  High 

Scott  Ciilbert,  mariner,  36  SafTafras 

Scott  Gilbert  G.  oak  cooper,  154  N  Water 

Scott  James,  laborer,  30  Gaikill 

Scott  John,  grocer,  168  Shippen 

Scott  John,  tavern  keeper,  £c  grain  mcafurer,  1C7  S 

Front  ftreet 
Scott  John,  mariner,  99  Shippen 
Scott  Juliana,  gentlewoman,  380  High 
Scett  Mary,  nurfe,  40  Strawberry 
Scott  Martha,  fliop  keeper,  65  N  Third 
Scott  Patty,  waiher,  256  Shippen 
Scott  Reuben,  innkeeper,  252  N  Front 


(     215      ) 

v/Scott  Robert,  eng-raver,  in  the  Mint,  115  Walnut 
Scott  Robert,  teacher,  244  Lombard 
Scott  Samuel,  carpenter,  40  Green 
Scott  Wm.  fhip  wright,  156  Swanibn 
Scott  Wm.  laborer,  Jones  alley- 
Scott  Wm.  grocer,  159  Pine 

Scott 5  (hip  Wright,  417  N  Front 

Scott  James,  fhipwright,  13  Becks  alley 

Scott  Phoebe,  wafher,  1 1  PalTyunk  road 

Scott  Thomas,  tanner,  8th  above  Callowhill 

Scravendyke  Peter,  foap  Sc  candle  maker,  237  S  2d 

Scull  Benjamin,  hatter,  281  High 

Scully  Edward,  laborer,  363  S  Front 

Scully  John,  bottler,  32  Walnut 

Seaborn  Robert,  taylor,  76  Mulberry 

Seaborn  Elizabeth,  fhopkeeper,  56  N  -Sixth 

Sean  Thomas,  carter,  490  N  Third 

Sears  Jofeph,  flioe  maker,  6  I  Dock 

Sebly  Rudy,  carter,  468  Saffafras 

Seckel  David,  grazier,  305  High 

Seckel  Lawrence,  wine  mierchant,  155  High 

Seegar  David,  confe6lioner,  i07  High 

5'eegfrielt  George,  taylor  Sc  fhoemaker,  412  N  Thir 

Seen  Henry,   151  Green 

Segan  Peter,  fhip  wright,  358  N  Front 

Segarva  Clara,  widow,  1  8  Lombard 

Seidels  John  N.  grocer,  448  N  Second 

Seirp  Bernard,  tay lor,  160N  Water 

Seitz  Henry,  painter,  452  N  Second 

Seitz  Charlotte,  fliop  keeper,  60  Saffafras  -.^ 

Seixes  Judith,  14  Chefnut 

Sell  .Soloman,  tay  lor,  76  Brown 

Selleman  John,  fea  captain,  38  Vine 

Seller  John,  fhoe  maker,  Eighth  above  Callowhill 

J  Sellers  Ifaac,brafs  founder,  38  6't.  Johns 
Sellers  Nathan  &  David,  wire  workers  231  High 
Sellers  David,  wire  manufa6lory  8  N  Sixth 
Sellers  Robert  B.  printer,  83  Mulberry 
Senderling  Nicholas,  tanner,  5  8  Artillery  lane 
Senderling  Rofma,  widow,  442  N  Third 
Senfft  George,  tavern  keeper,  26  North  alley 
Senix  Arcadia,  boarding  houfe,  301  Mulberry  ft 
Senkey  Anthony,  fea  captain,  45  Paffyunk  roa4 
Senn  J.  Sc  Wm.  fhoe  makers,  124  Call6whill 
S  enneff  John,  laylor,  108  Coat.es 


(     216     ) 

Senneff  Jacob,  carpenter,  8th  above  Callowhill 
Scnsfield  John,  coach  maker,  164  S  Sixth 
Sequin  Andrew,  fliip  wright,  369  N  Front 
Sergeant  Elizabeth,  widow,  Mulberry  above  7th 
Sergeant  John,  gentleman,  294  ^affafras 
Sergeant  John,  attorney  at  law  113  Mulberry 
Sergeant  Wm.  attorney  at  law,  127  Mulberrf 
5'erick  Simon,  laborer,  Warren  ft 
5'erick  George,  laborer,  8  Budd 
^erick  Ann,  milkwoman,  5  5  Coates 
-  Seringer  Robert,  type  founder,  Cedar  above  Tenth 
^erle  James  laborer,  2  15  St.  Johns, 
iSermon  8c  Abbott,  fmiths,  26  N  .Second 
Sermon  Kaac,  M.  D.  23  N  Second 
iServey  John,  coach  maker,  120  Germau 
5'ervice  Andrew,  merchant,  42  S  Front 
5'ervofs  John,  hatter,  2 1  N  Front 
Servofs  Ann,  grocer.  Vine  ft  Wharf 
iSeton  iSarah,  widow,  62  N  Ninth 
iSewall  .Stephen,  gentleman,  23  N  Front 
iS'exton  Jared,  taylor,  35  iS  Water 
•Sex  John,  wharf  builder,  Beech 
iSexton  Charles,  farmer  Beech 
iSeybert  Adam,  druggift,  1 14  High 
iSeybert  .Sebaftian,  victualler,  169  .St.  Johns 
^Seyferbelt  John  C.  hair  dreiler,  10  6'pruce 
Seyfort  Conrad,  conllable,  Sterling  alley 

Seyfterhelt •;  ihip  wright,  5  3  Green 

.Seylift  Michael,  baker,  26"Pewterplatter  alley 

Seymour  Vv  m.  porter,  45  6  jSaiVafras 

Shade  Peter,  brulli  maker,  corner  of  2d  Sc  Callowhill 

Shafler  Mary,  huckfter,  275  S  Fourth 

ShaiTer  Dorarhy,  wafher,   1 3  Crown 

Shaffer  Jacob  laborer,  133  Coates 

Shafier  John,  carpenter,  399  N   Third 

Sbafier  jXIatthias,  carter.  Vine  alley 

Shaffer  Peter  Sc  John,  carters,  24   Paffyunk  road 

Shaffer  widow,  keeper  of  carts,  24  Paifyunk  road 

Shafier  Philip,  laborer,  27  Becks  alley 

Shallcrofe  Leonard,  ihoe  maker,  83  S  Front 

Shallus  Francis,  engraver,   30  Strawberry 

Shan  Wm.  laborer,   72   P ail yunk  read 

Shanahan  Michael,  iron  meixliant,  23  Elfreths  alley 

ghankland Edward,  carpenter,  25  N  Tenth 

Shankland  Jofeph,  tay.lor,  156  S  Water 


(   2ir    ) 

Shane  Gecrge,  blackfmi*]),  Sf  Crown 
Shaner  Georg-e,  blackfmllh,  Queen  (K ) 
Shannon  &.  Poalk,  auclioneers,  177  High 
Sharman  Andrew,  taylor,  28  S  Fourth 
Sharp  Samuel,  pilot,  330  S  Second 
fiharp  Wni.  mariner,  27  Pine  alley 
Sharp  James,  flone  cutter.  Juniper 
'-^Sharp  Jcfiah,  wiridfor  chair  maker,  566  S  Second 
Sharp  Robert,  tin  plate  worker,  4  .S'tarr  alley  1  i  3  High 
Sharpe  Eve,  boardmij  houfe,  88  New 
Sharpe  Sc  Harknefs,  ilone  cutters,  above  156  Chefnut 
Sharpe  Benjamin,  taylor,  94  Cheihut 
Sharpe  Daniel,  grocer,  32  N  Seventh 
Sharpe  Ludwick,  i'ccomptant,  Pe  irlons  court 
Sharplef?  Jelfe,  merchai\t,  153  High 
Sharpiefs  John,  coach  maker,  6  Farmers  alley 
Sharwood  James,  gentleman,  92  N  Sxth 
Shaw  Alexander,  fruiterer,  next  2  Strawberry 
Shaw  Archibald,  t^entleman,  14  Butlers  court 
Shaw  Caleb,  fhoe  maker,  Wells  alley 
Shaw  John,  Commander  in  the  Navy  7 S  XjWion    " 
Shaw  Matthew,  brick  layer,  14  Prune 
Shaw  Matthew,  carpenter,  38  Pine,  I79  S  Front 
.S'haw  Thomas,  flioe  maker,  172  S  Front 
>S'haw  Philip,  labo  rer,  4  Cyprefe  a.llcy 
Shav/  &  Pierce,  furriers,  corner  of  Chefnut  h  5d 
5'haw  Eiiza.b.ith,  mantua  maker,  9th  above  Mulbeny 
•Shaw  Ezra,  mariner,  16  German 
5'haw  valentine,  caliicG. glazier,  145  S  Second 
5'havv^  \7m,  carpenter,  49  Pine 
iShaw  Wm.  tay'ior,   5  CrcITons  alley 
5'ha.w  i?alph,  mufic  fcora,  13  S  Fourth 
Shea  John,  carpenter,  120  Cherry 
Sheafi' Elizabeth,  wather,  164  St.  Johns 
SheaiV George,  &: Co.  wine  merchants,  168  8c  295  High 
Sheaff  Kenry,  wine  merchant,  180  Fligh 
SheafF  Wm.  gentleman,   68  High 
Shearer  Valentine,  laborer,  Germantown  road 
Shearer  Mary,  widow,  2  17  St.  Johns 
.Shearliort  Mary,  grocer,  125  Brown 
Sheas  John,  marble  paper  maker,  200  St.  Joluis 
Sheble  John,  Grocer,  87  N  Fifth 
Sheble  John,  fnop  keeper,  89  N  Fifth 
Shedle  Georg^ei,  oak  cooper,  264  S  Fourth 

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(     218     ) 

Shedle  Wm.  oak  cooper,  5  7  Georges 
^hee  John,  177  Wcilnutft 
ySheed  George,  fen.  plaiflerer,  275  S  Fifth 
^  Shecd  George,  jun.  cabinet  maker, 

Sheed  Ifabella,  gentlewoman,  123  German 
Sheed  Thomas,  plaiflerer,    >  , ,  ^  r^ 
Sliced  Wm.  plaifterer,  5  ^  ^  ^  ^^^^^^'^^ 

Sheed  Ifabella,  gentlcT^^oman,  next  379  S  Front 
oheetz  Chriflian,  Juftice  of  the  peace,  Vienna 
Sheetz  Daniel,  milkman.  Cherry  (K) 
Sheetz  Ma,tthlas,  milkman,  Poplar  lane 
Sheffer  C.  baker,  Mary  above  6th 
Shelburn  James,  mariner,   8  Marys  alley 
Shelmire  AVm.  meal  merchant,  101  N  Fourth 
Shellingforth  James,  tobacconift,  Frankford  road 
Shellingfoith  Thomas  caulker,  Vienna 
Shelmerdine  Edward,  hatter,  21  N  Fourth 
Shelmerdine  Samuel,  hatter,  175  S  Front 
Shemmer  Jacob,  cedar  cooper  ^  innkeeper,  434  N  Sd 
Shepherd  Charles,  caulker.  Tapers  alley 
Shepherd  Thomas,  mariner,  Saiiafras  alley 
Shepherd  Mary,  wicov/,  106  Cherry 
Shepherd  Mary,  huckller,  Hanover 
Shepherd  Robert,  carpenter,  Shepherds  court 
Shepherd  Nicholas,  caulker,  Hanover 
Shepherd  Wm.  accomptant,  2  Prune 
Shepherd  W^ni.  beli  hanger  63  New 
Sheldon  Richard,  accomptant,  201  Cedar 
Sherer  Gilbert,  fea  captain,  9  1  S  Sixth 
Sherer  Henry,  hair  dreifer,  5  1  S  Sixth 
Sheriden  Domincck,  259  S  Fifth 
Sheriden  John,  taylor,  1 66  Swanfon 
Sherling  Valentine,  bill  fticker,  5  Crab 
Sherman  Ifaac,  accomptant  1  15  Callowhill 
"^  Shermer  Jofcph,  carver  Sc  gilder,  33  N  Fifth 
•-■Shermer  Jacob,  cabinetmaker,  315  N  Third 
Shermer  Catherine,  fpinner,  Rofe  alley 
Shermer  John,  72  N  Fourth 
Sherry  Jofeph,  carpenter,  2  19  S  Fiftii 
Shethline  John,  milkman.  Queen  K. 
Shewell  Sallows,  merchant,   67  N  Second 
Shewell  Thomas,  fliop  keeper,  67  N  Second 
Shewman  Frederick,  poiter.  Pine  above  Tenth 
Shibe  Wm.  tavern-keeper,  38  Hi^^h 


(     219     ) 

Shields  Andrew,  bottler,    48  N  Front 
Shields  Charles,  plaifterer,   73  N  Tenth 
Shields  James,  grocer,  23  Small 
Shields  8c  Powell,  lumber  merchants,  375  High 
Shields  John,   commiirion  broker,  Dock  above  Wal- 
nut Sc  1  7 1  N  Front 
Shields  Jofeph,  ihoemakerT  Elmflcys  alley 
Shields  i.uke,  carpenter,  Vine  alley- 
Shields  Robert,  fea  captain,  9  Lombard 
Shields  Robert,  llorekeeper,  next  38  N  Second 
Shields  Ruth,  v/idow,  113  Catherine 
Shields  Thos.  gentleman  13  Dock 
Shields  Wm.  brick  m.aker,  Saffafras  above  Broad 
Shill  Henry,  carter,  50  Brown 
Shilllngsford  Thos.  blackfmith,   5  17  N  Third 
Shillingsibrth  Wm.  caulker  Swedes  alley 
Shingle  Frederick,  fen.  gentleman,   155  Mulberry 
Shingle  Frederick,  &:  Co.   grocers,  next  63  High 
Shingleton  Mrs.  widow,  Meritts  lane 
Shinkle  Frederick,  grocer,  2  N  Second 
Shinn  SSamuel,  brick  layer,  J99  S  Fourth 
Shinnetk  Adam   painter,  Sec.   575  N  Third 
Shippen  Edward,  chief  Juflice  of  the  State,  98  S  4Ui 
Shippen  Wm.  M.  D.  profeiTor  of  anatomy,  10  Prune 
Shippen  Wm.  batter,  443  N  Second 
Shippe  Mary,   widow.  Vine  alley 
Shoeheor  Charles,  baker,  Charlotte 
Shoemaker  Chrillia.n,  comb  iTtaker,  59  Coates 
Shoemaker  ChriRian,  porter.  Second  above  Noble 
Shoemaker  S^  Berret,  infurance  brokers,  9  S  Front 
Shoema,ker  &  Cryder,  merchants,  56  N  Water 
Shoemaker  Daniel,   ihopkeeper,   171  -S  .Second 
i-nioemaker  Elizabeth,  widow,   254  -St.  Johns 
^jhoemaker  E.  Sc  Co.  hard  ware,  merchants  127,^H)gh. 
Shoemaker  Edv,'ard,  merchant,  413  High 
Shoemaker  Henry,  fhoemaker,  Duke 
Shoemaker  David,  bookbinder,  10  Knights  court 
Shoemaker,  Jacob,  merchant,  22  I  rligh 
Shoemaker  JelTe,   {hoe  ilore,    89  N  Front 
>yShoemaker  Jofeph,  filverfmith,   38  N  Front 
^Shoemaker  Joieph,  merchant,   92  N  second 
Shoemaker  Jofeph  Junr.  merchant,   BBS  Front 
Shoemaker  Samuel,  attorney  at  law,  92  S  Third 
Sb-oe maker  /vebecca,  4^4  S  Sixhth 


(     220     ) 

Shoemaker    Abi^aham,  land  broker    Sc  conveyanccr^- 

124  S  Fourth 
Shoeman  John,  icxe  weaver,  6  Wagg^oners  alley 
Shoch  Michael,  Ihoe  maker,  78  Brown 
Sliomeo  Peter,  hair  drelier,    270  S  .Second 
Short  Jared,  mariner,  99   N  Fifth 
Shortall  Thomas,  Have  merchant,  149  Sv/anfoft 
Shovday  vSebailian,  laborer,  Shackemuxen 
Shrack  Jacob,  iliip  wright,  Liberty  court 
Sh rack  Abraham.,  innkeeper,  139  N  Third 
Shrank  John  M.  oylterman,  3  XIV  Chimneys 
Shreeve  John,  rigger,  399  N  Front  k  Bickleys'  wharf 
Shreeve  Cakb,  m.erchant,  196  N  Front 
Shreiber  Peter,  Yi6lual}er,  245  Vine 
Shrier  Plannah,  huckfter,  Quarry  l\ 
Shrim  Eichard,  fhallopman,  418  6"  Front 
Shriner  George,  blacklmith,  437  N  Third 
Shriver  Henry,  viclualler,  8th  above  Callowhifl 
Shrurn  Barney,  fu^ar  boiler,  36  Crown 
Shrupp  Henry,  gentleman,  next  1 19  N  Fourth 
Shryder  Mary,  v/afher,  Kn'aov.c;i' 
Shuacre  Hilary,  huckfter,  9  1  Brown 
•Shuberd.  John,  co^ch  maker,  431  S  Second 
Shubert  George,  flme  maker,  5  Summers  court 
Shuiilebottom  Wm.  china  ftore,  46  N  Front 
Shugard  Simon,  taylor,  366  N  Second 
Shugard  Mary,  waflier,  480  N  Second 
Shuli  Frederick,  infpe6lor  of  cuiloms  61  New 
Shuller  Jacob,  tavern  keeper,  191  N  Third 
ShuIIer  Sufannah,  fhop  keeper,  2  1  Strawberry 
Shuller  John,  carpenter,  8th  above  Callowhill 
Shultz  Adam,  laborer,  Queen  (K) 
Shultz  Charles,  feed  ftore,  16  Paffyunk  road 
Shultz  Catherine,  taylorefs,  6  Callowhill 
Shultz  Nicholas,  carpenter  106  N  Seventh 
Shultz  Frederick,  laborer,  3  Fayette 
^'human  Frederick,  porter,  122  Brown 
Shufter  Andrew,  oak  cooper,  3  19  N  Second 
Shufter  Frederick-  laborer,  15  S  Sixth 
Sliufter  Adam.,  vif^Luailer,  Pleafant 
Shufton  James,  mariner.  2  78  S  Fourth 
8hute  Daniel,  dry  good  ftore,  25  1  S  S<;ccnd 
.Shutt  David,  accomptant,  2  Garrigues  court 
Sibiey  Either,  Vridow,   147  N  Fourth 


C     221      ) 

Sicard  Stephen,  dancing  mauer,  153  X  Front 

'  Idel  George,  feed  ftore,  Lccuft  above  Tenth. 

"  i  Idens  Jcfiah,  taylor,  49  spruce 

.  iddons  John,  fhaliopman,  294  S  Front 

Jjiddows  Jofeph,  carpenter,  119  N  Fourth 

i'^iddows  Joiiah,  taylor,  193  iS  Second 

.'>ides  'SVm.  carter,  26  Brov/u 

Sidleman  Catper,  brufli  maker,  10  South  alley 

Sidleman  John,  flone  cutter,  10  South  alley 

Siej^tried  George,  taylor  Sc  ilioe  maker,  412  N  od 

iS'ilby  James,  fea  captain,  195  S  Fourth 

Silver  John,  Ihoe  maker,  70  Callowhiil 

Simerln.^  Henry,  tavern  keeper,  ^73  N  Third 

Simmers  Joieph,  fhce  maker,  5/  Green 

Sinimington  George,  6G  Chrifiian 

Simon  John,  taylor,  13  South  alley 

Simon  John,  baker,  27  Walnut 

Simmon  . ,  ba'ch-hoiiie  67  1\  Third 

•Simmonds  Wm.  accomptant,  157  Vine 
Simmonds    James,  genlleman,  next  13  S  Fitch 
Simmonds  Richard,  coachman,  20  r'e\vt£rplatter  alley 
\/ Simmons  Anihony,  goldfmith,  kc.   44  High 
Simmons  Catherine,  widow,  7  &  Sixth 
Simmons  David,  gentleman,  78  N  Sixth 
Simmons  Edward,  lumber  merchant  145  N  Third 
Simmons  Joleph  ironmonger,  9  I  High 
Siminons  S.  mtite,  467  N  ;-econd 
Simmons  Leeioiiv  fea  captain,  32  Sauairas 
Simmons  Stephen,  lumber  merchant  43  Cable  lane 
Simmons  Stephen,  hair  drelTer,  14S  S  Front 
Simmons  Kilf,  grocer,  245  N  ^recond 
Sim.onds  J.  inipeclor  of  the  revenue,  233   Chefnut 
Simonet  Stephen,  confeciioner,  245  S  Second' 
Simons  J. -£c  Noah,   linen  k  woolen  drapers,  253  S  2d; 
Simpkin  James,  labc.er,  369  N  ."^iecond 
Saiipibn  Ambrofe,  trader,  40  St.  Joans 
^implon  Charles,  watchman,  bank  United  States 
>-ni -fon  Deborah,  teacherefs,  Fullers  alley* 
^impfon  Edward,  mariner,  2d  above  Artillery  lane 
bimpion  Elizabetii,  tayloreis,  113  German 
Simpion  George,  caihier  of  the  U.   States  bank»  104? 

Chefnut  itrcet 
Simpfon  Hannah,  w^aflier,  158  N  Water 
^impfon  James,  fnip  wright,  243  Swanfoa 

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C    222:     y. 

Simpfon  James,  laborer,  64  Catherine 
Simplbn-  John,  merchant,  1 19  S  Front 
Simpron  John,  boticr.  62  Catherine 
Jriimpfon  Jofeph,  mariner,  38  S  r'ifth 
Simplbn,  Lv^ia,  fliop  keeper,  56  Spruce 
Sinpibn  Samuel,  mariner,  164  Walnut 

8i:is'    WUARF  OrF.NS    AT     153   S    AVATEll 

8ims  Ann,  widoM",  155  S  Water 

Mms  Jofcph,  merchant,  155  S  Waier,,k  70  S  Third 

•Sims  Joim,  mariner,   460  '  outh  Front 

Srms  Jofeph,  merchant,  next  184  ^  Third 

^  Sims  Kenry,  cabinet  maker,  >  37  N  Fifth  k  9  Stalls- 
Sims  John- painter,  kc.  5         court 
Simms  Jay.e,  %vido\v,  2S2  S  Front 
Sincener  Philip  drover,    325  Callov-hill 
Sinclair  ISIargaiet    feamftrefs,   269  S  Second 
Sinclair  James,   grocer,   377  High 
Singer  Sufannah,  boarding  houie,    153  N  Sixth 
Singer  Jon.  k  A.  merchants,  137  High,  91  Sauafras 
Gingery  George,  taylor,   236  St.  Johns 
Slngizer  Andrew,  grocer,  436  N  Third 
Singleton  Ejizabeth,  widow,  11  Chriftian 
Singleton  Tiios.  caulker,  l59Swanfon 
Singleton  Jane,  milliner,-  57  S  Second 
Singioton  Sarah,  boarding  houfe,  27  Penn 
Sink  Abraham,  hard  ware  ftore,   21  High 

^  ^ink  Lawrence,  cabinet  maker,  35  Lombard 
Sink  Llizubeth,  feamftrefs  385  S  Front 
Sitgreaves  Sufannab,   gentlevroman,  380  High  • 
Siwely  George,  M.  D.  490  N  Second 
Siv/ert  Baibara,  boarding  houfe,  2^6  N  Ninth 
Skellenger  Cornelius,  pilot,    14  Green 
Skellink  Daniel,  pilot,   31  Queen 
Skelly  Thos.  fea  captain,  24  N  Sixth 
Skelton  John,  grocer,  83  N  Seventh 
Skemglufi'  Jofeph,  corn  chandler,  410  N  Thir-d 
Skerret  Sc  Bcnfall,  fmiths,  Locufl  above  Ninth 
Skerret  Joftph,  collector  of  taxes,    152  jS  Ninth: 
fckinner  Elizabeth,  widow,   38  \'ine 
Skinner  F..H.  fea  captain,  37  N  Front 
Skirm  Kcbcrt,  coach  maker,  71  N  Seventh 
Skyiin  John,  merchant,   96  N  Front 
Slack  Daniel,  fhipwright,    12  Brown 
Slack«ry  Whi.  laborer.  Queen  (K) 


(     223     ) 

SlaiiL!;hterer  John,  baker,  210  N  Second 

Slaughterer  Adam,  laborer,  299  Callov/hill 

Slefman  John,  merchant,  134  Mulberry 

Slefman  Henry,  gentleman,  98  N  Front 

Sloan  Sc  "Wilion,  tavioi^s,  72  N  Water 

Sloan  John,I\I.  D.  210  Cedar 

Sloan  Mary,  widow,  324  S  Third 

Sloanc  Elizabeth,  gentlewoman,  72  Crown 

Sloapman  Mary,  nurfe,  next  3  8  New 

Sluck'John,  F.  rigger,  52  Plumb 

Small  James,  laborer,. 57  Catherine- 

Smaliman  James,  engineer,  Saiiafras  above  Broad 

Smallwood  Manly,  Ihae  maker,    156  St.  Johns 

Smallwood  Martha,  taVern  keeper,  2  Dock 

^mart  Elizabeth,  fhop  keeper,  17  N  Third 

Smeltz  H.  painter,  Svc.  4  Cherry 

Smiley  Wm.  taylor,  76  S  V/ater  &:  77  5  Front. 

Smith  Ann,  fpinfter,  93  S  Eighth 

»J  Smith  Aaron,  cabmet  ma.ker,  63  Coates 
Smith  Abigail,  widow,  103  Chefnut 
Smith  Ann,  teacher.  Tenth  above  High 
Smith  Ann,  huckfter,  CrelTons  alley 
Smith  Alexander,  brick  layer,  Smiths  alley 
Smith   Alexander,  laborer,  Beech 
Sniith  Anthony,  mariner,  239  S  Fourth 
Smith  Charles',  bottler,  197  S  Third 
Smith  Charles,  dealer,  377  N  Second 
5'mith  Chf  iftopher,  laborer.  Wood  (IC) 
o'mith  Chriftopher,  fea  captain,  228  Swanfon 
Sniith  Charles,  f^one  cutter,  Locuil  above  Ninth 
-Smith  Chrii\ian.  boarding  houfe,  126  S  ilecond 
Smith  cc  Conrad,  Taoe-wars  houfe,  52  High 
Smith  &  Carpenter,  merchants,,  93  S  Wharves 
6'mith  Cr.fper,  whip  maker,  52  N  Third 
S'mith  Cornelius,  boarding  houfe,  46  Walnut 
iniith  Cbnflant,  blackfmith,  28  Georges 
Smith  David,  grocer,  corner  of  8th  k  Locufl 
Smiith  Dawalt,  blackfmith,  38  Appletree  alley 
Smith  Daniel,  acconaptant,  88  N  Fiith 
Smith  Daniel,  merchant,  181  S  Third 

^  Smith  Edward,  merchant,  113  N  V/ater 
Smith  Edward,  ilore  keeper,  19  Saiiafras 
vSmith  Elizabeth,  ftiopkeeper,  123  High 
^mith  Elizstbeth,  widow,  23  Walnut 


Smith  Elizabeth,  fliopkeeper,  245  S  Third 

Smith  George,  porter,  104  Plum 

Smith  George,  laborer^  176  N  Eighth 

.Smxith  Hugh,  carpenter,  Cherry  above  Fifth 

Smith  Henry,  baker,  135  Mulberry 

^Smith  &  Helmuth,  merchants,  103  N  Second 

iSmith  Hannah,  widow,  gentlewoman,  62  Chriilian. 

Smith  Harriot,  paper  card  maker,  56  Lombai'd 

iSmith  Henry,  mariner,  next  6 1  Penn 

o"mith  Henry,  laborer,  113  Ge"m.an 

iSmith  Ifaac,  ferry  man  Lilley  alley 

Smith  Jacob,  merchant,  60  N  Second 

-Smith  Jacob,  accomiptant,  63  S  Eleventh 

^mith  Jacob,  perfumer,  269  S  Second 

.Smith  Jacob,  taylor,  273  S  Fourth 

.Smith  Jacob,  taylor,  Wood  (K) 

Smith  Jacob,  laljorer,  224  S  Fourth 

Smith  Jacob,  farmer,  Vierna 

.Smith  Jacob,  fhoe  maker,  179  Cedar 

Smith  Jacob,  taylor,  271  S  Second 

Smith  James,  ironmonocer,  145  High 

iSmith  James,  jun.  S?:  fon,  m.erch&.nts  54  S  Front 

5"mith  Jemiima,  wafher,  10  Schievelys  alley 

Smith  James,  E.  merchant,  13  .S  Eighth 

Smith  James,  infpector  of  the  revcHue,  14  Lombardt 

Smith  James,  merchant,  153  Chefnut 

Smith  James,  merchant,  153  N  Front 

Smith  James,  fea  captain,  95  S  Water 

Smith  John,  baker,  100  N  Seventh 

Smith  John,  carter,  80  Brov/n 

Smith  John,  mariner,  "75  Sblppen 

Smith  John,  blackfmith,  52  Cedar 

Smith  John,  maimer,  78  Flum 

Sm^ith  John,   grocer,  137  S  Water 

Smith  John,  boarding  houfj,  113  S  Water 

Smith  John,  rope  maker,  493  S  Front 

Smith  John,  manner,  192  S  Front 

Smith  John,  G.  Eleventh  above  Mulberry 

Smith  John,  artift,   High  above  Twelfth 

Smith  John,  boarding  houfe,   2.64  S  Thirtl 

Smith  John,  innkeeper,  53  Vine 

Smith  John,  merchant,  42  N  Third 

Sm.ith  John,  laborer,  542  N  Second 

Smith  John,  ihoemaker,  5  Coates  court 


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(     225     ) 

Smith  Rev.  John,  F.  27  N  Fourth 

Smith  John,  carter,  Smiths  court 

Smith  John,  ironmonger,  249  High 

Smith  John,  coach  maker,   50  Vine 

Smith  John,  ftone  cutter,  266  High 

Smith  JoJm,  innkeeper,  154  Vine 

Smith  John,  carter,  SpaiForcl 

Smith  John,  R.  attorney  at  law,  60  Wahiut 

Smith  John,  carpenter,  312  High 

Sm.ith  John,  lea  captain,    17  Vnie 

.Smith  John,  merchant,  52  h  54  Spruce 

.Smith  John,  i'adler,  Creffons  court 

.Smith  Jones,  laborer,  Britons  court 

6'mith  Jonathan,  B.  alderman  67  N  Third 

Smith  Jonathan,  cafliier  of  the  Bank  of  Pennfylvania 

72  .South  .Second 
5'mith  Joleph,  mariner,  95  German 
-Smith  Jcfs;ph,  B.  ironmonger,   56  High, 
6'niith  Jcfci>h,  fea  captain,  16  N  Eighth 
omilh  Joieph,  ironmonger,   123Chefnut 
.Smith  Jofeph,  Iai:;oier,  Wood  (K) 
6'milh  Jofeph,  miiriner,   52  Plum 
.Smith  Jofnua,  R.  bricklayer,   117  N  Fifth 

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omith  Judit]i,  boarding  hcufe,  145  Chcfnut 
6'mith  Lambert,  carpenter,  next  12  Creffons  alley 
.Smith  Lydear   K.  39  Georges 
.Smith  Mary,  widow,    1  Stalls  court 
.Smith  Maibn,  carpenter,    15  CreiTons  alley 
Smith  Mathias,  hair  dreffer,  97  N  Front 
.Smith  Maigaret,  boarding  houie,  4.79  N  .Second 
5'mith  Margaret,  Ihopkeep^r,  192  N  Third 
.Smith  Margaret,  fpinner,  .SaffaFras  alley 
.Smith  5x  Pvialbn  oak  coopers.  Turners  court 
.Smith  Mary,   grocer,    165  Vine 
omith  Nathan,  A.  carpenter,   155  Vine 
.Smiith  Newberry,  ftorekeeper,   62  N  5'econd 
.Smith  Piitrick,  fhoemaker,  St.  Johns  above  Noble 
5'mith  Peter,  boarding  hcufe,  next  51  i  N  .Second 
.Smith  Philip,  grocer,    165  S  Front 
*Smith  Philip,  carpenter,  427  N  Third 
^mith  £c  .Stokes,  lumber  merchants,  corner  of  Vme 
Smith  Richard  C.  merchant,  113  N  Water 
Smith  Richard,  vicluailer,  Bearllickers  court 


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(     226     ) 

th  Richard,  R.  merchant,  22  Chefnuc 

th  Richard,  flioemaker,   106  Plum 

;:h  Robert,  fein  maker,  33  Fitzwalter 

th  Pvichard,  turner,  7  Little  Dock 

th  Roger,  fea  captain,    195  Walnut 

th  Sc  Ridgeway,  merchants,    154  N  Front 

th  Robert,  failrnaker,  13  4  Swanfon 

th  Robert,  hardvvare  fiore,  63  High,   cz  35   S  2d 

th  Robert,  8c  Co.  merchants  58  S  Front 

th  Samuel,  gentleman,  87  Mulberry 

th  Samuel,  currier,  91  Walnut 

th  Samuel,  porter,  2S2  SalTafras 

th  Samuel,  tanner  Sc  currier,  68  S  Third 

th  Samuel,  mariner,  5  1  N  Eighth 

th  Sarah,  fliopkeeper,  54  S  Second 

th  Stephen,  merchant,  10  U.non 

th  Sarah,  taylorefs,  next  19  Creffons  alley 

th  Thos.  mufician,  Grizels  alley 

th  Thos.  accaiTiptant,  227  Mulberry 

th  Thos.  lumber  merchant,    182  N  Fifth 

th  Thos.  judge,  25  6  High 

th  Thos.  accompta.nt,    106  Lombard 

th  Thos.  gentleman,  219  Hi^h 

th  Tracy,  widow,  near  206  Shippen 

th  Thcs.  fail  maker,  41  Coates  alley 

th  Thos.  laborer,  1 50  Cedar 

th  Thos.  mariner,  97   Shippen 

th  Thcs.  miariner,   31  German 

th  Titus,  blackfmith,  30  S  Fourth 

th  Valentine,  gardner,  Garden 

th  Wm.  merchant,   6  N  Fourth 

th  Wm.  jun.  merchant,   173  M  Front 

th  Vim.  M.  tavernkeeper,  19  Walnut 

th  "Wm.  grocer,  Poplar  lan^  above  Charlotte 

th  Wra.  laborer,  142  Brown 

THS    WHARF     OPENS    AT    77    N    WATF.il 

th  Wm.   T.  gentleman,   77  N  Water 

th  8c  Wood,  merchants,  47  N  Water 

th  Willet,  merchant,    133  S  Third  Sc   14  Front 

th  Wm.  carpenter,  8th  above  Callowhill 

th  Wm.  M.  counfellor  at  law,  above  140  Chefnut- 

th  Wm.  mariner,  142  Swanfon 

th  Wm.  flioem?cker,  M-  Stampers  alley- 


Smith  Wm*  W.  merchant,  159  High 


(      227     ) 

"mith  Wm.  currier  Vine  dMey 
-.miih  AVm.  taylor,  271  S  Second 
Smith  Wm.  bifcuit  baker,  4  Roie  alley 
-mith  Wm,  Druggift,  54  N  Third 
:>rnither  James,  engraver,  82  MulbeiTy 
Smither  John,  baker,  82  Mulberry 
Smydth  Frederick,  ^-enlleman,  77  Union 
Smvlie  Wm.  fail  maker,  64  St.  Georges  &  Beckbams 

'  Wharf 
Sneck  Geo^-ge,  vicliialler,  Pieafant 
Sncil  Matthew,  mariner,  152  St.  Johns 
Sneed  Griffen,  fhallopman,  Pewterplatter  aller 
Sliced  Lavcn   accomptant,  St.  George  above  8th 
Snowden  Ifaac.  merchant,  141  S  Second 
Snowden  George,  carpenter,  11th  above  Lombard 
Snowden  Jofeph.  fnip  chandler,  BBS  Fifth 
Snowden  &  North,  fiiip  chandler,  11  Spruce 
Snowden  Thomas,  carpenter,  1  Fayette 
Snowden  Sc  Fidier,  brewers,  7  New 
Snowden  Margaret,  widow,  429  N  Second 
Snowden  J.  fliip  chandler.  88  S  Fifth 
Snyder  Chriflian,  295  N  Third 
Snyder  Adam  Sc  Jacob,  grocers  189  High 
Snyder  Adam,  chair  maker,  near  454  N  Third 
Snyder  Benedict,  flocking  weaver,  North  aller 
Snyder  Catherine,  teacherefs  29  Brewers  alley 
Snyder  Charles,  fhoe  maker,  24  Artillery  lane 
Snyder  David,  laborer,  465  N  Third 
Snyder  George,  grocer,  495  N  Third 
Snyder  D.  coach  maker,  Vv  ood  ubove  Crown 
Snyder  George,  laborer,  96  Vhie 
Snyder  George  viclualler25  Budd 
Snyder  Flenry,  painter,  8cc.  177  N  Third 
Snyder  Jacob,  carpenter,  27  N  6'ixth 
Snyder  Jacob,  fhoemaker,  15  Strawberry 
Snyder  Jacob,  fhoe  maker,  44  Zane 
Spyder  Jacob,  laborer,  Shackemuxen 
Snyder  John,  fhoemaker,  394  N  Front 
Snyder  Henry,  tin  plate  worker,  88  New 
Snyder  John,  bargeman,  ivlatlacks  court 

-  Snyder  Herman,  cabinetmaker,  next  142  Cherry 
Snyder  John,  brufh  maker.  25  1  N  Second 

,    Snyder  John,  joiner,  381  N  Front 
Snyder  John  C.  grocer,  214  Spruce 


(     228      ) 

Snyder  k  Miers,  frniths,  21  Little  Water 

Snyder  John,  innkeeper,  Poplar  lane 

Snyder  Jofeph,  blackfmith,  75  Penn 

Snyder  John,  c-rocer,  52  8c  54  N  Fourth 

Snyder  Ludwick,  cutler,  465  N  Third 

Snyder  Mary  A.  fhoe  maker,  307  S  Third 

Snyder  Mary,  huckfter,  Vine  alley 

Snyder  Michael,  laborer,  31  Schievelys  alley 

Snyder  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  317  N  Third 

Snyder  Peter,  dealer  in  books,  480  N  Third 

Snyder  Wm.  blackfmith,  27  Zane 

Snyder  Wm.  taylor,  166  Walnut 

Soanes  Arrnus.  widow,  1 5  South  alley 

Sobar  Elizabeth,  v/idow,  29  Cable  lane 

Sockam  Stephen,  273  S  Third 

Socket  James,  laborer,  Charlotte 

Soderftrom  Pvichard,  conful  general  from  Sweden  179 

Walnut  flreet 
Softly  George,  laborer,  1 5  Farmers  alley 
Sommer  John  J.  merchant,  61  SalTafras 
Sommercamp  P.  C.  drui^gift,  105  N  Front,  45  High 
Sommerill  Chriftiana,  china  flore,  233  S  Second 
Sonntag  Wm.  L.  merchant,  28  N  Fifth 
Sontang  George,  laborer,  Buke  ft 
Soring  John,  fhoe  maker,  72  Chriftian 
Soucht  Elizeibeth,  waflier,  Bearftickers  court 
Soucit  Jeremiah,  mariner,  70  Penn 
Souder  T.  M.  bricklaver,  29  Coates 
Souder  Cafper.  rope  maker,  Shackemuxen 
Souder  Jacob,  viclvaller,  Shackemuxen 
Souder  Charles,  bricklayer,  326  N  Second    . 
Souder  Chriftian,  innkeeper,  Shackemuxen 
Souder  Eleanor,  widow,   196  N  Ffth 
Souder  Jacob,  bricklayer,  313  N  Second 
Souder  John,  innkeeper,  2  !4  N  Third 
Souder  John,  fen.  wood  fawycr,  14  Goddards  alley 
Souder  John,  jun.  blackfmith,  14  Goddards  alley 
Souder  Philip,  ftioe  maker,  5'hackemuKcii 
Souren  John,  carpenter,  70  Callowhill 
Sours  Wm.  brick  maker,  William  ft 
SouUier  John,  merchant,  92  Lombard 
Soulfan  John,  cabinet  m.aker,  Hofimans  alley 
Soupe  Jacob,  potter  202  N  Front 
Sourwalt  John,  tobacconift,  88  N  5ixth 


(     229     ) 

Sdui's  John,  laborer,  James  fl 

^outh  John,  bourcling  houfe,  Harmony  court 

Soiirraan  Martin,  hatter,  !69  N  Second 

3'owerly  Mary,  widow,  15  Mulberry 

-Spalding  Wm.  taylor,  1  Swanfon 

Spangler  George,  biackfmith,  68  S  Fifth 

Spangler  &  Brown,  black fmitbs,  34  Cedar  llreet 

6'parhawk  John,  bookfeller,  67  S  Second 

^^parks  David,  grocer,  6  Walnut 

Sparks  Jacob,  tobacconift-,  6  Wain  ut 

Sparks  Henry  merchant,  165  S  2d  Sc  54-  S  Wharvss 

Sparks  Henry,  tallow  chandler,  16  Spruce 

Sparks  R.  F.  block  maker,  165  S  Second,  1  15  Water 

Sparks  John,  mariner,  42  Cedar 

..'ipeakman  Hannah,  widow,  173  Mulberry 

Speckel  Frederick  turn-key,  I  U  S  Fifth 

ISpecht  George,  flioe  maker,  146  St.  Johns 

Specht  John,   vi6luailer,    }  ^,      , 
r       1  ^  r       u      '  rv     ly         c  Charies 
■^>pecht  Jacob,  vithialler,    y 

Specht  F'rancis,  taylor,  78  S  Vv^ater 

Speel  John,  baker,  46  Strawberry 

Spektzrnaner  George,  oak  cooper,  178  N  Eighth 

-iS'pence  Andrew,  dentift,    120  S  Second 

Spencer  Jofeph,  merchant,  86  N  Second 

Spencer  John,  mariner,  228  N  Second 

'Spencer  John,  grocer,  284  S  Third 

Spencer  Thomas,  mariner,  23  German 

Spencer  Samuel,  laborer,  473  N  6'ecoD.d 

Sperry  Jacob  h  Co.  merchants  197  High  £r  7  Walnut 

■Sperry  Jacob,  merchant,  139  Mulberry 

w  .Spieckennagel  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  76  N  Sixth 
Spiegel  John,  comb  maker,  247  Vine 
^'pier  John,  carpenter,  38  St.  Johns 
Spillard  Henry,  grocer,  9  1  Plum 

SpillardM.  innkeeper,  &  grocer,  coi'nerof  7th  £c  Cedar 
Spooner  John,  tavern  keeper,  corner  of  Zane  &  8th 
Spotfwood  W^m.  printer  h.  bookfeller,  17  6'hefnut 

^.Spragg  Richard,  caiwer  &c   gilder,  74  S  Fourth 
i*5pringinberg  John,  fliipwright,  462  N  Second 
Springer  George,  fiioe  maker,  146  Cedar 
-Springer  John,  breeches  maker,  14A-lmond 
Springer  Jofeph,  Iliipwright,  419  N  Front  (l 
Springer  John,  condable,  92  N  Fourth 
Springer  Francis,  ilioe  maker,  24  A]mGn4 

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(     2^0     ) 

Sprog-el]  Edward,  grazier,  Stampers  alley 
^  Sproitll  L.  cabinet  maker,  448  N  5'econd 
Spioiil  Jolm,  fhaIlopm:'ii-  iliidrons  lane 
Sproll  J?mes,  o  'k  cooper.  328  S  Front 
^SpurkPtt'^r,  c1oc-l  Sc  wittch  maker,  86  N  Fourth 
4S'4uiie  Peter,  hoarier  34  Branch 
.  Sioucer-  C  nriflopiicr  N.  accountant,  82  Union  flreet 
Stackrorfe  r  benezar,  laborer,  268  Mulberry 
Stackhop.fe  Amos,  china  ftore    176  N  Front 
Stackhov.Te  Martha,  widow.  178  N  Front 
Stackhoufe  Margery,  v,  Idow,  Bailleys  court 
StackliGufe  WiJIi.'JU,  plaifterer,  8th.  above  Cullowhill 
Stacy  Sarah,  gentlewomun,  39  Plum  Itreet 
Stacy  ISIofes,  currier,  22  Artillery  lane 
Stadtz  Jacob,  carter,  57  Budd 
Stiifford  Cornelius,  W.  publiftier,  Matlocks  court 
Stafford  Robert,  S.  M.  D.  151  S  Third 
Stairs  iSufdnnah,  widow,  451  ^  Front  ft 
^tall  Frederick,  rope  maker,  Vine  alley 
Stall  F.  rope  maker  Sc  fhip  chandler  26  S   Wharve», 

131  N  Sixth 
^tall  Elizabeth,  wiclow,  78  N  Third 
Stallard  James,  coachman,  14  Stampers  alley 
*Stam  John,  R.  tavern  keeper,  76  N  Water 
Stammers  Edward,  baker,  27  S  Water 
Stamper  Sarah,  gentlewoman,  68  Pine 
Stampers  W^HARF  OPENS  at    127  South  Water 
Stanart  Leonora,  taylorefs,  63  Coates 
Stanburry  Liberty,  feamftrefs,  200  S  Fifth 
Stanbury  John,  fhoe  maker,  459  S  Second 
Stanbrough  John,  wood  fawer,  Butlers  court 
Standfield  Henry,  mariner,  65  Catherine 
Standley  Sulannah,  widow,  235  High 
Stanes  Edward,  mariner,  506  S  Front 
Stanley  Chriftopher,  fhallopraan,  418  S  Second 
Stanley  Norris,  fea  captain,  1 1  German 
.Stanfon  George,  Rev.  39  Crown 
Starke  John,  inn  keeper,  41  Brown 
5tar  Margaret,  baker,  105  Vine 
Starr  Ifaac,  accomptant,  Miitiins  alley 
Starr  John,  €alt  Sc  flour  merchant,  152  N  Front 
Starr  Mofes,  blackfmith,  Mifflins  alley 
States  Gyrus,  carpenter,  4  Pewter  platter  alley 
Staudt  Mary,  widow,   Wells  alley 
Sttaylor  Wm.  porter,  219  Prune 


(     231      ) 

Steaurt  Andrev/,    tavernkeeper,  corner   of  Saffafras 

and  Front  (Ireet 
Stecker  George,  innkeeper,  414  N  Third 
Stecker  Conrad,  baker,  223  N  Third 
Steel  Alex,  meafurer,  of  carpenters  work,  15  German 
Steel  Anthony,  chair  maker,  38  S  Wharves  122  S  2d 
Steel  George,  accomptant,  Clover  alley 
Steel  Jame'i,  carpenter,  254  S  Sixth 
Steel  James,  fhipwright,  next  47  Budd 
Steel  George,  coachmaker,  Locuft  above  Sevenlh 
Steel  John,  laborer,  61  Queen 
Steel  John,  fhopkeeper,   30  High 
Steel  John,  bargeman,  453  N    Third 
Steel  John,  wheelwright,   149  Cherry 
Steel  John,  huckiler,  60  Brewers  alley 
Steel  Thos.  merchant,   180  Spruce 
Steel  Wm.  &c  James,  flour  merchants,  85  S  wharves 
Steel  Wm.  merchant,  25  Walnut 
Steelman  Soloman  hair  drelTer,  343  S  Front 
Steen  Philip,  67  Vine 

Steenberg  Abraham,  fhopkeeper,   102  S  Second 
Steever  Hewry.  taylor,  250  High 
Steever  Daniel,  innkeeper,   17  FhilberC  ftreet 
.Steibe  Jacob,  wheehvright,   104  N  Fourth 
Stein  Abraham,  dealer  in  watches,  86  N  Third 
Stein  Philip,  merchant,  271  High 
Steins  Edward,  mariner,  Loxleys  court 
Stein  James,  carpenter,  90  Cedar 
Steiner  Frederick,  taylor.  North  alley 
Steiner  Michael,  fhoemaker,   33  Vine 
Steinford  George,  baker,    12  Fayette 
Steinmitz  Catherine,  nurfe  137  Cherry 
Steinmetz  Mary,  widow,  St.  Tammany 
Steinmetz  John,  C.  grocer,  205  SalTafras 
Steinmetz  Widow,  feamllrefs,  225  N  Third 
Steinmetz  John,  jvin.  merchant,   69  N  Water 
Steinmetz  Wharf  opens  at  51  Nort  Water 
Steir  Jacob,  brewer,  95  N  Fourth 
Steir  John,  porter,  291  Callowhill 
Steir  Jofeph,  Ikindreifer,  289  Callowhill 

tendes  Hymer,  fugar  boiler,  12  Church  alley 
Stephens  George,  biackfmith,   331  Saffafras 
Stephens  Robert,  jun.  accomptant,  37  N  Eighth 
Stephens  Jacob,   laborer,  back  of  8  6'mall 
Stephens  Grace,  wafher,  Pine  above  6th 


(      232      ) 

Stephens  Samuel,  carpenter,  9  Small 
Stephens  Robert,  mariner,  Spafford 
Stephens  David,  innkeeper,   322  N  Second 
StL'phcns  Walter,  iea  captain,    26  SaiVafras 
Stepleton  Wm.  ftioemtiker,  445  N  Third 
Stercher  JiiPaify,  oak  cooper,  Bailleys  court 
Sterlini^  Samuel,  S.  merchant,  9  N  Water 
Stevens  Chriiliana,  waiher,  11th  above  Mulberry 
Stevens  Amcy,  tavernkeeper,   320  N  Front 
Stevens  William,  mariner,  Fourth  above  Brown  ft 
Stevens  Augufta,  hiborer,   404  N  Front 
Stevena  Jolin,  nallor,  above  4G2  N  Front 
Stevens  George,  nailor,  471  N  F'ront 
Stevenfon  mariner,  95  Shippen 
Stevcnibn  Crooke,  merchant,  U  k  78  N  Water 
Stevenfon  Wm.  carpenter,    152  S  Fourt!i 
Stevenfon  George,   iea  captain,  Queen  (K) 
Stevenfon  James,  laborer,  9  5  Chriftian 
Stevenfon  James,  fea  captain,    12  Quarry 
Stevenfon  Ralph,  tanner,    4  54  N  Third 
Stevenfon  Robert,  grocer,  1  7  Walnut 
Stevenfon  Parry,  fl-ioemaker,   453  S  Front 
Stevenfon  J.  fca  captain.  Knights  court 
Stevenfon  W^illiam,  ilioemaker,  38  S  Third  flree<f 
Stevenfon  Wm.  currier,  Pfieffers  alley 
Stevenfon  Samuel,  W.  hatter,  203  N  F>ont 
Steever  George  W.  accomptant,  268  Saffafras 
Steward  &;  Dewitts,  lumberyard,  171  N  Water 
Stewardfon  Thos.  merchant,  90  IMulberry, 
Stewart  Andrew,  bridle-bitt  maker,  43  Gaikill 
Stewart  Andrew,  tavernkeeper,    132  N  Water 
Stewart  A.  mate,  next  25  Philbert 
Stewart  Charles,  fhopkeeper,    19  N  Front 
Stewart  Charles,  teacher,  Cherry  above  iSeveath 
Stewart  Charles,  accomptant,  359  N  Front 
Stewart  David,  carpenter,  2  62  S  Fifth 
Stewart  Duncan,  gentleman,  Lillcy  alley 
Stewart  Elizabeth,  waiher.    111  S  Fourth 
S'vcwart  Francis,  fea  captain,  443  South  Second  ft 
Stewart  Henry,  mariner,  198  S  Fifth 
Stewart  Charles  G.  portrait  painter,  392  N  Front? 
Stewart  James,  diililler,  366  N  Front 
iStewart  James,  carpenter,  34  Farmers  alley 
Stewart  James,  mariner,  6  Plum 
Stewart  John,  fmith,  27  Appletrec  alley 


(     233     ) 

Stewart  M?.r7,  mantua  maker,  Grizels  alley 
Stewart  Mari^aret,  widow,  164  Cherry- 
Stewart  Mofes,  t2;rocer,  397  SaiTafras 
Stev/art  Noble  C.  fea  captain,  69  Union 
Stewart  Peter,  printer,  34  S  Second 
Stewart  Robert,  j)laifterer,  381  SaiTafras 
Stewart   Sarah,  widow,  69  N  Seventh 
Stewart  5arah,  fliopkeeper,    17  Plum 
Stewart  ^ufannah,  v/aflier,   Walnut  above  Tenth 
Stewart  Thos.  fail  maker,  3  ^wauibn  79  S  Wharves 
Stewart  Thos.  carpenter,    19  Fullers  alley 
•Slcwart  M.  v/idow,  96  ^  Fourth 
Stewart  W^m.  bricklayer,  272  S  Second 
Sttiwart  Wm.  fliallopman,   179  Cherry 
Stewart  Wm.  laborer,    17  ^  Sixth 
Sticker  Pvichard,  lea  captain,  39  Spruc-c 
Stickes  Jofhua,  accomptant,  Farmers  row 
Stief  John  E.  baker,  32  Penn 
StifT  Thos.  hair  drelfer,    14  S  Fourth 
St.  John  Charles,  ftone  Cutter,    15  Profpecl  alley 
Siles  Edward,  gentleman,  70  Walnut 
Stiles  John,  lumber  merchant,  411  N  Front 
Stiles  Wm.  fea  captain,   1 1  Callowhill 
Still  John,  bop.rding  houfe,  201  S  Front 
Still  W^idov/,  wafl:ier,  above  1  16  Chriftian 
Stiile  John,  jun.   &c  Co.  merchants,  33  S  Water 
Slille  John,,  merchant  tayior,  40  S  Front 
Slilie  John,  jvm.  merchant,  M'^CulIouglis  court 
Stilles  Leib,  laborer.  North  alley 
Stilles  Rebecca,   v/idow,  135  S  Water 
Slillwai^gon  Jofeph,  pump  maker,  Wood  above  8lh 
Stillwaggon  F.  iron  merchant,  207  N  Front,  Sc  ?.02 

Water 
Stillwaggon  Daniel,  mariner,  80  S  Fourth 
Siltman  6'avage,  merchant,   17  Mulberry 
Stimebouc^h  Adam,  victualler,  Pleafaat 
Stimel  Philip,  tobacconift,   169  High 
Stine  Adam,  rnalRer,  113  Cherry 
Stine  Catherine,  widov/,  245  High. 
Stine  Jacob,  ihopkeeper,  139  Mulberry 
Stine  Jacob,  grocer,  next  69  Cherry 
Stine^Tiers  Jacob,   ihoemaker,  74  N  Eighth, 
Slineman  John,  gun  maker,  377  N  Third 
Stinzeman  Cafper,  caulker,  Hanover 

U  2 


(     234     ) 

iS'tipe  Jacob,  Avheehvright.  29  Nctt 
Slites  Peter,  taylor,  30  N  Water 
Stiller  Jacob,  126  N  Fifth 
Stock  Philip,  St.  Tammany  above  Fourth 
Stock  George,  painter  Sec* St.  Johns  above  Tammanj: 
Stock  John,  painter  Sec.  1 1  S  Seventh 
Stockdalc  John,  innkeeper,  Beech 
Stockdale  Geral'diis  grocer,  6  Phim 
Stockctale  Robert,  luborer,  Frankford  road 
Stocker  Margaret,  widow,  193  S  Front 
Stocker  John  C.  merchant,  188  S  Front 
Stockman  Jabez,  tavern  keeper  85  N  Water 
Stockton  Samuel  accomptant,  1    3  S  Fiftlx 
Stoddart  John,  merchant,  22  N  Third 
Stoger  Martin,  baker,  1  60  Coates 
Stokes  James,  merchant,  2  S  Front 
Stokes  Benj.  Itable  keeper,  60  Vine 
Stokes  Charles,  lumber  merchant,   107  Vine 
Stokes  Jofeph,  lurveyor,  8  N  Third 
Stokes  Rofirm,  wafher,  Bailleys  court 
Stokes  Wm.  fnoe  maker,  69  Mulberry 
Stokes  Wm.  merchant,  next  47  S  Wharves,  94  Third 
Stoltz  William,  laborer,  209  St.  Johns 
Stone  Daniel,  (hop  keeper,  1 19  N  Second 
Stone  Wm.  carter,  Hudibns  lune 
Stone  Samuel,  boarding  houle,  94  N  Water 
^tone  W^m.  hair  dreffer,  22  Little  Water 
Stoneman  Samuel,  fen.  fea  captain,  Browns  court 
Stonemeltz ,  huckfler  16  Pewterplatter  alley- 
Stoops  Elizabeth,  teacherefs,  46  Spruce 
Stork  Rcfma,  widow,  41  N  Third 
Story  Benj.  taylor,  S'8  N  Water, 
Story  George,  carpenter,  85  Penn 
Story  Elizabeth,  walher,  Crocket  Billet  alley 
Story  Samuel,  currier,  1  I  1  Chefnut 
Story  Thomas,  dealer,  2'36  S  Third 
Story  William,  nailor,  47  Galkill 
Stouf  John,  blackfmith,,  388  N  Third 
Stous  Eilher,  wido-w,  37  3  N  Second 
Stout  Wm.  fugar  boiler,  5  1  Caliowhill 
Stout  George,  huckfler,  next  26  Schievelys  alley 
Stout  Charles,  taylor,  81  it  Water 
Stout  George,  blackfmith  93  N  Eighth 
Stout  George,  bk\ckfmith,^63  SaiVafras 
Stout  George,  merchant  27  Pii*e 


(     235     ) 

Stout  Harman,  ficcomptant,  Queen  (K)'^ 

Stout  George,  well  digger,  125  Coates 

Stout  John  P.  vendue  cryer,  106  Coates 

Stow  Charles,  taylor,  19  N  Fourth 

Stow  Edward,  merchant,  201  SalTafras 

Stow  Hannah,  wafher,  437  N  Front 

Stow  Jolin  brufh  maker,  19  N  Fourth 

J  Stow  John,  turner,  76  Saffafras^ 

Stow  Lazarus,  flioe  maker,  202  Clierry 

Stowee  Frederick,  watch  maker,  83  Chefnut 

Stowers  John,  conftable  7  Loetitia  court 

Stoy  Mary,,  fhop  keeper,  Queen  (K) 

Stoy  Patience,  feamflrefs  113  Green 

gtrachn  Gregory,  porter,  190  .J  Eighth 

Stra6lon  lievy,  carpenter,  481  N  Second 

Straley  Mary,  fbopkeeper,  25  N  Eighth  flrect 

Stratton  Chriftopher,  7       .^        ,      ,      ^w/^c..., 
^,     ..       rp  ,       ^       '   >■  waiters,  back  of  140  S  Uh 
r^tratton   I  oby,  ^  ' 

Strayline  George,  taylor,  302  Vine 

Stretch  Brad)>  porter,  245  St.  Johns 

Stretch  James,  mariner,  44  iS  Eighth 

Stremback  Jacob,  painter>..&c.,  107  S  Front 

StreimeH  Richard,  Taborer,  Duke 

Strieker  Ifaac,  copperfmith,  Oak  (N) 

Strieker  Adam,  blackfmithr,  1 5  Brewers  alley 

Strickland  John,  carpenter,  3^3  Mulberry 

Stricklin  Richard,  mariner,  338  S>  Front 

Strieby  Adam,  carpenter  402  N  Front 

Stringer  Peter,  laborer,  14  Farmers  alley 

Strong  Jofeph,  M.  D.  189  Walnut 

Strong  Matthew,  fea  captain,  22  Saffafras 

Strong  Sarah,  fpinner,  385  South  Front 

Stroud  Jolhua  Sc  Thos.  merchants,  55  S  Wharves 

Stroud  Jofhua   merchant  Seventh  above  Spruce 

Stroup  John,  taylor,  12  &  i'4  N  Water 

Stroup  Catherine,  widov/,  Pleafant 

Strowhover  widoAV,  wafher,  47  Green 

Stryker  Peter  A.  innkeeper,  92  N  Eighth 

Stubbs  Wm.  painter,  &c.  21  Shippen 

Stuckert  Henry,  baker,  25  Appletree  alley 

Stuart  James,  grocer,  2  i  I  S  Second 

Stuart  James,  M.  D-346  S  Second 

Stuart  James,  grocer,  155  Cedar 

Stuart  Grizell,  widow,  101  Chriftian 

Stuart  ^  Barr,  merchants,  100  S  Froi^ 


(     236      ) 

Stuart  James,  102  .Shippen 

Stuffin  John,  rope  maker,  449  S  Second 

Sium  Frederick  baker,  225  S  Fifth 

Stull  Adam,  Hioe  maker,  336  Saffafras 

^tull  \Vm.  laborer,  288  Mulberry 

Stuntz  Frederick,  baker,  next  29  Swanfon 

Sturgefs  Jonathan,  fnoe  dealer,  159  St.  Johns 

Sturgels  Stockley,  laborer,  Tenth  above  Philbert 

Sturgis  Daniel,  whitefmith,  Sv/eedes  alley  503  S  Front 

Sturgis  Peter,  flioe  maker,  138  S  Fifth 

Sturgis  Wm.  earthen  flore,  N  10th  Sc  3  S  Second 

Sturley  Magdalen,  widow,  72  Budd 

Stutzbaugh  John,  carter,  SalTafras  above  Eighth 

Suber  John,  laborer,  Penn  (K) 

Sulger  Margaret,  gentlewoman,  176  Saffafras 

Sullender  Grabriel,  dealer,  267  Catherine 

Suilender  Jacob,  blackfmith,  484  N  Third 

Sullivan  Jeremiah,  fruiterer,  51  Mulberry 

Sullivan  Jfaac,  fhip  wright,  Grifels  alley 

Sullivan  Ifaac,  fnip  wright,  14  Mulberry 

Sullivan  Margaret,  widow,  128  Callowhill 

Sullivan  John,  rope  inaker,  Chriftian  above  3<1 

i^uliivan  Philip,  laborer.  Fourth  above  Brown  ftreet 

Sumbards  Fhilip,  tcbacconifl  148  Spruce 

Summeril  h  Brown,  merchants,  Steinmetz  Whari 

Summers  Andrew,  gentleman,  15  Summers  court 

Summers  Andrew  Sc  co.  brokers,  32.  Chefnut 

Summers  Arthur,  flioe  maker,  49  Budd 

Summers  John,  flioe  maker,  23  Mary  (S) 

Summers  jSIartin,  blackfmith,  1 1  Waggoners  alley 

Summers  Catherine,  widow,  302  N  Second 

Summers  George,  carpenter,  25  Powell 

Summers  Hannibal,  wood  lawyer,  next- 98  N  11th 

Summers  Martin,    vatchman.  Carpenter  (C) 

Summers  John,  k.borer,  245   St.  Johns 

Sumner  Fhilip,  gentleman,  Lilly  alley 

Sunlighter  George,  carter,  next  72  Cherry 

Sunlighter  John,  laborer,  HoSmans  alley 

Suplee  Rebecca,  feamftrefs,  345  8  Second 

Suter  Henry,  innkeeper,  High  above  Broad 

Sutherland  Daniel,  gentleman,  60  Plum 

Sutter  Daniel,  flie riffs  officer,  136  S  Sixth 

Sutter  Daniel,  grocer,  385  N  Fourth 

Sutter  Jacob,  carpenter,  246  N  Second' 

Sutter  Mary,  grocer,  198  N  Water 


(     257     ) 

Sutton  M.  Sc  A.  feamftrefs,  12  Willings  alief 
Sutton  Catherine,  fhop  keeper,  Penn  (K) 
Swab  Jacob,  taylor,  370  N  '>econd 
Swiiin  Elizabeth,  nurfj,  182  N  Second 
Swain  James,  fhop  keeper,  363  N  Second 
Swain  Jacob,  victualler,  Locuft  above  Sixth  flreet 
Swain  John,  painter  &:  glazier,  lyi  N  Second  fti'ett 
Swaine  John,  Ihoe  maker,  74  Green 
Swains  Martha,  widow,  30  Green 
Swaine  Silas,  fea  captain,  35  Walnut 
Swaine  ■■,  fea  captain,  33  N  Tenth 

■^Swaine  Robert,  filverfmith,  77  S  Second 
Swaine  Sarah,  fpinfter,  S  Juniper 
Swartz  George,  taylor,  124  N  Water 
Svt'eeds  Pcttrick  laborer,  109   Cherry 
Sweeney  Neil,  grocer,  22  S  Water 
Sweeney  Elizabeth,  wafher,  154  Spruce 
Sweeney  Edvt'ard,  bricklayer,  16  P*larys  alley 
Sweeney  Doyle,  74  Catherine 
Sweeney  Thomas,  laborer,  59  Prime 
Sweeney  Martha;,  feamftrefs,  3  1  Zane 
Sweeney  Mary,  wailier,  20  Spruce 
Sweeney  Wm.  painter,  Sec.  1 6  Little  Water 
Sweetapple  Thomas,  brewer  101  N  Front 
Sweetzer  Benj.  fea  captain,  122  S  Fifth 
Sweitzer  John  G.  taylor^  73  New 
Sweitzer  Henry,  printer,  corner  of  SalTafraS'  k  4th 
Swier  Peter,  drover,  365  N  Third 
Swift  Charles,  regifter  8c  probate  of  wills,  Sc  attorney 

at  law,  302  S  Second 
Swift  John  W.  merchant  2 1 1  S  Front 
Swift  Jofeph,  merchant,  103  Pine 
Sword  John  E.  fea  captain,  233  S  Front 
Swougher  John,  oyfterman,  36  Crown 
Sybert  John,  Ihoe  maker,  20  Green 
Sybert  Conrad,  gentleman,  388  N  Second 
Sybert  Sophia,  waftier,  200  SalTafras 
Sybert  Chriftiana,  milkwoman,  207  Cherry 
Syfeiell  Elizabeth,  gentlewoman    Tapers  alley 
Sykes  John,  hatter,  12  &c  15  N  Front 
Sykes  Wm.  merchant  24  3  S  Second 
Syner  J.  k.  P.  brick  maker.s  206  Coates 
Sypert  John,  waiter,  5  Budd 
Sypherhilt  Babara»  huckfter,  25  Gailowhili 


(     238     ) 


X   ACKMAN  FREDERICK,  baker  144Coatcs  ft 
Tage  Roger,  tavern  keeper,  Water  above  Vine 
Tage  Wm.  cuftomhoufe  o°^cer,  near  4  Coates  court 
Tagart  Wm.  s:arf^ener  22  1  itzwalter 
Taggart  Sc  Smith,  merchants,  6  S  Third 
Ta.Q:gart  John,  merchr.nt,  7  N  Water 
Taggart  Patrick,  tavern  keeper,  next  174  S  Water 
Talbut  Catherine,  widow,  Hucironslane 
Tallis  James,  laborer,  i.ittle  Oak 
Tallianna  Chriftiana,  fruiterer,  80  SaflTafras 
Tallman  George,  vi6lualler,  2G2  N  Front 
Tallman  .Samu;;!,  oyllerman    49  German 
Talmah  John,  taylor,  3  I  N  Seventh 
Tanch  Willey,  chimney  fweep,  Crown 
Tomlinfon  Richard,  carpenter,  Fourth  aboTe  Greciv 
Tanker  John,  baker,  59  N  Sixth  flreet 
Tanner  Ann,  teacherefs,  59  Queen 
Tapa  John,  taylor,  76  Penn 
Taper  Benjamin,  fhipwright,  Queen  (K) 
Tarafcon  L.  A.  merchant,  217  Mulberry 
Tarenfler  John,  carpenter,  38  5  SalTafras 
Tarrant  Thomas,  pilot,  334  South  Front 
Tarvis  John,  fea  captain,  439  S  Front 
Tarrifs  Jofeph,  fhoe  maker,  North  alley 
Tafh  Jofeph,  carpenter,  4 1  Callowhill 
Tate  Mark,  mariner,  5  Union 
Tatem  Jeremiah,  fhip  mailer,  38  Penn 
Tatem  Mary,  widow,    13  Saffafras 
Tatem  Samuel,  merchant  taylor,  70  N  Third 
Tatem  ',  6 1  N  Fourth 

Tatem  Thos.  fail  maker,  100  Union,  loft  Pine  ftree* 

Wharf 
Tatham  Sarah,  widow,  12  Elizabeth 
Taulfaud  Peter,  corner  of  Union  h  Second 
J  Taws  Charles,  inflrument  maker,  60  Walnut  &  near 

86  S  Third 
jTaxis  George,  cabinet  maker,  345  N  Front 
Taylor  Archibald  mill  wright  Poplar  lane 
Taylor  Alexander,  fhipwright,  15  Becks  alley 
jf'aylor  Amos,  carpenter,  30  Elfreths  alley 
Taylor  Amos,  merchant,  21  Saffafraa  k  46  N  water 
Taylor  Ann,  widow,  88  N  Eighth 


(     239     ) 

Taylor  Ann,  boarding  houft;  next  30  Elfreths  alley 

7  ay  lor  Benj.  bricklayer,  next  30  Elfreths  alley 

Taylor  Charles,  fhoemaker,  21   Pewter  plsLtter  alley 

Taylor  Cranilon,   15  Hopkins  court 

Taylor  Charles,  brewer,  99  New 

Taylor  Enoch,  bricklayer,  next  30  Elfreths  alley 

Tayf^r  Ezekiel,  taylor,   1 1 8  Chefnut 

Taylor  George,  baker,  2 1  Bank 

Taylor  George,  gentleman,  Nicholfons  alley 

7aylor  George,  broker,   &  tranflator  of  the  French 

&  SpaniQi  languages,  67  Chefnut 
Taylor  George,  oyfterman,  224  S  Sixth 
Taylor  James,  mariner,   1 6  Oak 
Taylor  James,  fhipwright,  67  Budd 
7  ay  lor  James,  N.  grocer  25  5  High 
7aylor  John,    grocer,  30  Callowhill 
Taylor  John,  grave  digger,  26  South  alley 
Taylor  John,  accomptant  near  216  N  Front 
Taylor  John,  laborer,  417  Saffafras 
Taylor  Jerves,  carpenter,  Merritts  lane 
Taylor  John,  ihipwright,  Beech 
Taylor  John,  fhipwright,  Brookes  court 
Taylor  John,  plaifterer,  326  S  Sixth 
Taylor  John,  gentleman,   10  S  Front 
Taylor  John,  laborer,  near  198  N  Second 
Taylor  J.  R.  fail  maker,  8  S  Wharves  &  5  Church 

alley 
Taylor  Jane,  fliopkeepcr,  25  N  Front 
Taylor  Jolin,  M.  merchant,  63  N  Front  ft 
Taylor  Jofeph,  deputy  furveyor,   16  Cable  lane 
2  ay  lor  Jofej^h,  plaifterer,  252  Saffafras 
Taylor  Jofeph,  mariner,  32  Gillafes  alley 
Taylor  Wm.  jun.  merchant,  5 1  S  Front 
y^aylor  Lewis,  taylor,   190  S  Water 
/Taylor  Robert,  windfor  chair  maker,   99  S  Front 
Taylor  Mary,  widow,  2  N  Water 
Taylor  Mary,  baker,  32  Strawberry 
Taylor  Mary,  mantua  maker,  72  Brown 
Xkylor  8c  Newbold,  merchants,  28  Chefnut 
Taylor  Lewis,  ihoemaker,  80  High 
Taylor  Sarah,  widow,   30  N  Sixth 
7aylor  James,  merchant,  309  High 
Tayjor  Wm.  fiiotmaker,  92  Swanfon 
Taylor  Wm.jun.  merchant,  50  8c  51  S  Front 


(     240     ) 

7  aylorfon  Robert,  fhoemakcr,   50  N  Second 
Teale  Peter,  laborer,  98  N  Fifth 
Taylor  Rtnne,  mufician,   96  N  Sixth 
Taylor  Robert,  fruiterer,   60  Higii 
7aylor  Robert,  conflable,  61  Shippen 
Taylor  Robert,  mariner,  271  S  Third 

-  7'aylor  Robert,  chair  maker,  99  S  Front 
Teancy  Hugh,  carpenter.  Juniper  lane 
Teaney  John,  taylor,  77  3  Water 
Tearfe  Sc  M'Donald,  block  Sc  pump  maker,  near  16i 

Swanfon 
Tear  Philip,   grocer,   88  Shippen 

N  'i  eas  Charles,  turner,  York  court 
Teas  John,  china  ftore,  corner  of  Mulberry  Sc  Third 

Sc  5  I  Cherry 
Tedford  John,  grocer,  84  S  Third 
Teel  Lewis,  grocer,  Cherry  (K) 
Teel  Elizabeth,  widow,  Vine  alley 
Tell  William,  carpenter,  3  Butlers  court 
Teller  Daniel,  merchant,    r26  N  Third 
Temped  Robert,  carpenter,  94  Cedar 

^.Temped  Vv'm.  type  founder.  Cedar  above  Ninth 
Tenant  Wm.  laborer,  5  1  Meade  alley 
Teppens  — — •,  tinman,   19  6  High 
Tepptns  Rebecca,  feamllrefs,  Hoffmans  alley 
Teppens  Wm.  flocking  v/eaver,  273  N  Front 
Terexter  David,  laborer,  Fourth  above  Brown 
7efe  Richard,  fea  captain,  82  Spruce 
Tcfl  Thos.  bifcuii  baker,  near  193  N  Second 
Tedhart  Jrrancis,  fupercargo,    171  S  Fifth 

^^Thackara  James,  engraver  i)c  Stationer,  43  S  Second 
Thackara  Wm.  plaillerer,    1  Pov;cll 
Thtiokara  Wm.  meafurer,   36  S  Sixth 
Thatciier  Andrew,  lumber  merchant  4  Noble 
Thatcher  Jofeph,  lumber  merchant,   299  Vine 
Thatciicr  Richard,  merchant,   7  N  Second 
Thatciier   Jofeph,  Sc  Son,  lumbermerchantS;  521   N 

Front 
Thcw  Bcnj.  taylor,  37  £c  39  Mulberry 

Thibauidiers ,  9  Powell 

'i'hibault  Thomas,  fea  captain,  70  Zanc 
Thibout  Francis,   jeneller,  209  Cedar 
Thimble  Mary,  huckder,   Kunckle 
Thomas  Anthony,  mai'iner,  6  Callowhill 


(     241     ) 

Thonias  Eerij.  cuflom  houfe  officer,  8  Lombard 
Thomas  Daniel,  gentleman,    1  30  Mulberry 
Thomas  Edward,  potter,  27  Pine  alley 

s/Thomas  Edward  riifn  bottom  chair  maker,  83  Grecft 
Thomas  Elillia,  carpenter,  2S6  N  Third 
Thomas  Enoch,  fexton,  182  St  Johns 
Thomas  Ezar,  laborer,  441  N  Third 
Thomas  Georg-e,  Itorekccper,  near  34  N  Second 
Thomas  Henry,  rigger,  near  1  !2  Chrifliaa 
Thomas  Ifaac,  bricklayer,  Tenth 
Thomas  Ilaac,  flioeftcre,    123  N  Second 
Thomas  Jacob,  taylor,  27  S  Fourth 
'i^iomas  J.  M.  Erench  teacher,  near  1  North  alley 
Thomas  Jam.es  accomptant,   3  Chancery  lane 
Thomas  John,  pair.ter  k  glazier,  2o8  S  Sixth  ft 
Thomas  Joijn,  muiician,  6  Pine  alley 
Thomas  John,  laborer,  Filbert  above  Tenth 

.  Thomas  John,  merchant,  32  N  Front 
Thomas  Jonathan,  grocer,   York  road 
Thomas  Jofeph,  i^  Co.  fait  k  flour  ilore  Vire  R  Y/lu).rf 
Tliomas  Jofeph,  fiour  mcrchauL,  22  Cable  lane 
Thomas  Jofeph,  carter,   324  S  Second 
Thom.as  Lyclia,  233  Callowhill 
Thomas  Mary,   vvidow^   17  SmaH 
Thomas  Margaret,  widov/,  N  Eleventli 
Thomas  Mary,  widow,  60  N  Fifth 
Thomas  Nathaniel,  tea  w^arehcufe,  34  High  fl 
Thom.as  Robert,  taylor,  4  15  8c  345  N  Front 
Thcmas  Richard,  lliip-vvriglit,  near  378  S  Front 
Thcmsas  Richard,  filver  plater,  I29S  Front 
Thomas  Richard,  (lone  mafon,  SalTafras  above   i?th 
Thoma.s  8c  Shrieve  merchants,  37  N  Front 
7'homas  Samuel,  taylor,  234  Is^  Front 
7'homaa  Sarah,  feamfi.refs  62   Pailyunk  read 
Thomas  Sufannah,  china  mender,  144  St.  Johns  11 
Thcmvas  Thos.  ihoemaker,  28  /^ewter  platter  alley 
Thomas  Vvm.  corder  59  Cable  lane 
Thomas  William,  laborer,  45  Prime 
7  homas  Widow,  18  Callov.iiiJi 
Thompfon  Aitchefon,  tavernkeeper,  308  S  Front 
'iliompibn  Alexander,  coafter,  5  8  Gafkill 
7'hompfon  Alexander,  painter,  Sec.   187  Mulberry 
Thompfon  Andi-ew,  fliocDiaker,  8  Brewers  alley 
Thompfon  David,  fnoemaker,  67  S  Front 

X 


J 


(     242     ) 

Thoinpfon  David,  bifcult  baker,  7  Budd 
ThoiDpibn  David,  boarding  houie,   62  Penn 
Thompibn  Edv^'ard,  fhipwright,  Chriilian  above  3d 
TboiTipibn  Elizabelli,  widov/,  9  Artillery  lane 
Thompibn  Elizabeth',  -widow,    139  N  riith 
Thompibn  Elizabeth,  grocer,    118  S  Fourth 
Thom.pfon  Enoch,  merchant,  22  &  103  N  Third 
Thompfon  Francis,  mariner,  86  Penn 
Thompibn  George,  oak  cooper,    11,13  Little  Water 
Thompfon  Henry,  painter,  he.  23  Spruce 
Thompibn  James,  cabinet  maker,  75  Dock 
Thompfon  James,  naiior,  48  S  Eighth 
Thoiiipibn  James,  tavernkeeper,  242  S  Front 
Thompfon  JelTe,  oi  Co.  Druggifts,  34  SaiTafras 
Thompfon  John,  gentleman,    142  Lombard 
'i  homplbn  John,  lea  captain,  273  S  Front 
Thompfon  John,  fea  captain,  421  S  Fr©nt 
I'honipibn  John,  gentleman,  27  N  Sixth 
Thompfon  John,  laborer,  2  5  Fenn 
Thomxpfon  John,  merchant,  38  S  Front 
Thompfon  John,  tavernkeeper,  242  S  Front 
I'hom.pfon  John,  boot  Sc  ilioemaker,  293  S  Front 
Thompfon  John,  printer,  near  26  Strawberry 
Thompfon  John  carpenter,  6  Cherry 
Thompibn  John,  carpenter,  S  Juniper 
Thom.pfon  John,  grocer,  276  S  Second 
Thompfon  Sc  Lyle,  grocers,  25  6  S  Second 
Tliompfon  Mary,   milliner,  232  S  Second 
Thompfon  Mary,  ftore  keeper,  345  Salfafras 
Thom-pfon  Mary,  widow,   71  Penn 
Thompfon  Mary,  tavern-keeper,   12  Penn 
Thompfon  S>c  Sw'eeney,  painters.  Sec.  28  Spruce 
Thompfon  Richaad,  infpeclor  of  tobacco,  65  Pine 
7  hompfon  Richard,  attorney  at  law,    15  Walnut 
Thompibn  Ruth,  widow,    103  N  Third 
Thompibn  ^V'm.  oak  cooper,  30  Penn 
Thompfon  Thomas,  marble  engraver,  86  N  Ninth 
Thomfon  Jeffe,  h.  Co.  druggills  34  Salfafras 
Thomlbn  Sc  Price,  merchants,  195  High 
Thomfon  Peter,  conveyancer,  43  Mulberry 
Thom.fon  Jacob,  grocer,  2  10  High 
Thomfon  Edward,  merchant,  8  8  Mulberry 

Thomfon ,  mall  maker,  160  Swanfon 

Thomfon  M.\ry,  teacherefs,  41  Lombard 
Tlitoru  James,  mariner,   back  63  Chriilian 


(     243      ) 

Thornman  Nicholas,  rigger,  155  Swanfon 
Thornton  John,  inn-keeper,  39  N  Second 
Thornton  John,  tavern-keeper,  300  S  Front 
Thornton  Elizabeth,  vraCier,  near  267  N  Front 
Thornton  John,  feu  captain,  29  Keys  alley 
Thornton  Richard,  tavern  £c  Feri7  kee/ier  old  ferry 
Thornworth  Samuel,  grocer,  334  Saffafras 
Thumb  George,  baker,  267  S  Second 
Thun  Daniel,  merchant,  37  Dock 
v/l'iachard  Francis,  cabinet  maker,  Watkins  coiirti 
Tibe  John,  hair  dreiTer,  120  Lombard 
Tice  Wm.  mariner,  332  N  Front 
jriebout  C.  engraver  cc  print  feller,  83  Chefnut 
TifTen  Jamies,  merchant,  70  S  Second 
Tiifen  Francis,  brick  layer,  back  2  39  .S"  Second 
Tiffen  Sc  A'ieman,  diilillers,  corner  of  Third  Sc  Cedar 
Tilghman  Wm.  judge  of  the  3d  circuit,  205  Chefnut 
Tilghman  Edward,  councellor  at  law,  116  Chefnut 
Tilghmcn  Charles,  porter,  100  Catherine 
Till  George,  fhip  wright,  1  5  Artillery  lane 
Till  Wm.  carpenter,  1 3  Butlers  court 
Tiller /^  obert,  brick  layer,  next  139  Green 
Tiliinghurft  Daniel,  fea  captain,  307  S  Front 
Tiiton  Wm..  deputy  naval  officer,  154  S  Ninth 
.Timings  I'homas,    cabinet    rAa.kt-r,    405  N   Front,  6 
Butlers  court 
Tinker  J.  Y,  laborer.  Noble  above  Third 
Tippet  Jofeph,  mariner,  14  Giliafes  alley 
Tiffrand  Ann,  boarding  houfe,  next  16  Vernon 
Tillow  George,  35  &c  37  Budd 
Tittermary  John,  rope    maker,  Sc  fhip  chandler,    15G 

S  Front 
Tittermary  Richard,  merchant,  34  xVlmond 
Tittermary  k  Son,  fhip  chandlers,  78  S  Wharves 
Titus  James,  barrow  porter,  23  N  Sixth 
.Toby  Elifha,  gun  fmith,  96  Coats  ftreet 
Toby  Simon,  fea  captain,  5  8  Almond 
Tod  Alexander,   alderman,  219  S  Front,    office  Pine 

oppofite  Water 
Tod  Wm.  H.  attorney  at  law,  24  Walnut 
Tod  John,  baker,  Gowforth  alley 
Todd  James,  merchant,  63  Cherry 
Togo  John,  huckller,  10  N  Sixth 
Toland  Henry,  merchant,  14  Sc  29  N  Third 
Tomiin  Samuci,  potter,  78  Budd 


Tomlinfon  John,  inn-keeper,  218  Hlgli 
Tomlinlbn  i^ichard,  carpenter,  next  143  Green 
Tompkins  Jacob,  flore  keeper,  144  N  3d 
Tompkins  Nathan,  laborer.  Chriflian  above  Fifth 
Tomkins  Thomas,  brick  layer,  little  Seventh 
TorTiS  James,  fhoeinaker,  next  16  Parrams  alley- 
Toner  Philip,  grocer,  corner  of  Second  £c  Mulberry 
Tool  Mai'garet,  huckller,  2  Vernen 
Tool  Frederick,  baker,  52  Sv.anfon 
Toole  yimecn,  erocer,  22  N  Seventh 
Toots  Robert,  bottler,  94  German 

Toppin ',  176  Mulberry 

Toram  Stephen,  taylor,  44  N  Fonrth 
Torr  Jofeph,  carpenter,  ICO  SalTafras 
Torres  ?%Ianuel,  merchant,  S  Juniper  ft 
Tottar  Jokn,  fhoe  maker,  Tapers  alley 
Tottman  "VVm.  taylor,  66  S  ^Vater 
Towell  John,  brufii  faclory,  333  S  Front 
Tov,"n  John,  copper  fmith,  211  St.  Johns 
Town  John,  fhip  wright,  5  5  Green 
Tov/n  Thomas,  mill-wright,  310  N  Front 
Town  Thomas,  lea  captain,  159  N  Water 
Town  Thomas,  grocer,  359  N  Front 
Towns  widow,  feamftiefs,  85  Green 
Towns  Ann,  gentlewoman,  39  N  Eighth 
'Tov.nfend  Chas.  clock  cc  watch  maker,  136  S  Front 
Tov.-nfend  John,  cabinet  maker,  86  6'pruce 
Townfend  Jofeph,  carpenter,  10  Locuft 
Townfend  Noah,  flour  £c  feed  {lore,  173  N  3d 
Toy  Jacob,  carter,  Beech 
Toy  Wm.  carpenter,  55  Almond 
Toy  Kannah,  widow,  505  6"  Third 
Totten  John,  fnoe  maker,  I'apers  alley 
Tracey  John,  grocer,  115  Shippen  k  18  Crab 
Traner  Felix,  laborer,  571  S  Front 
Frank  Jofeph,  fnop  keeper,  87  N  i>econd 
Trank  John,  painter,  £>:c.  100  N  Sixth 
Traquair  John,  flone  cutter,  corner  of  10th  Sc  High 
Trafel  Jacob,  grocer,  287  High 
Trautv,'ine  \Vm.  furgeon  barber,  192  X  Second 
Travers  Patrick,  rigger,  368  South  Front 
Travis  John,  merchant,  237  S  Front 
Tree  Lambert,  fail  maker,  next  10  I.ocufl; 


(     245     ) 

Ti'eniner  Francis,  teacher  of  niufic,  20  N  Scventli. 
Trcmper  Henry,  merchant,  7  N  Front 
Treyer  8c  Co.  merchats,  209  S  Second 
Tribet  Hefler,  Vvidow,  Eighth  aljovc  V'ine 
Tribout  Francis,  hair  dreller,  53  N  Front 
Trichel  Charles,  accomptant  85  N  Fifth 
Trimble  Ann,  nurfc,  near  66  Union 
I'rimbler  Cafper,  dealer,  69  Cherry 
Trimble  David,  mariner,  39  SafiVifras 
Trimble  John,  boat  builder,  13  Chriftian. 
Tripner  George,  flioe  maker,  James  ft 
Tropper  Adam,  teacher,  25  Green 
Troii  Frederick,  baker,  52  Swanibii 
Troll  Frederick,  laborer,  '61  N  Sixth 
Troliman  Mary,  Ihcp  keeper,  315  N  Third 
Trotter  \Vm.  m.erchant,  25  3   N  Front 
Tix)ubat  John,  taylor,  121  N  Second 
^/^'rouft  Martin,  brafs  founder^  Etris  court 
Trout  5'arah,  milkwcman.  Poplar  lane 
Trout  Chriftopher,  porter,  234.  N  Front 
Trout  John,  collector  of  taxes,  2  8  Cailowhiil 
Trout  Wm.  milkman,  Poplar  lane 
Trout  Hannah,  wafher  woman,  Garden 
'j.'roy  Charles,  hair  dreffer,  192  S  Water 
Trowert  John,  fhoe  maker,  next  2l6  iSouth  alley 
Troy  Peter,  maft  maker,  Beech 
Trucket  Lewis  tobacconift,  93  N  Third 
Truman  Even,  ccUeclor  of  taxes,  49  N  Eighth 
Truman  James,  tin  plate  worker,  102  N  7th,  27  Fligh 
Truman  Richard,  collector  of  taxes,  20  N  Eighth 
Trumble  David,  mariner,  39  Saliafras 
Trump  Daniel,  carpenter,  9 -Fayette 
Trump  John,  carpenter,  4  Farmers  alley 
Trump  Sufannah,  feaniftrefs,  next  9  Chancery  lane. 
Trylor  Jane,  fiiop  keeper,  25  N  Front 
Tryon  Frederick,  baker,  26  Cailowhiil 
Try  on  George,  tin  plate  worker,  1 1  Saffafias 
Tryor  Margaret,  widovr,  next  30  North  alley 
Tubbs  Michael,  fea  captain,  15  Combes  alley 
Tucker  Benj.  teacher,  98.  Mulberry 
Tucker  Joieph,  teacher,  30  North  alley 
Tucker  James,  accomptant,  8  Cherry 
Tucknifs  Henry,  printer,  Church  alley 
Tucknifs  Luke,  bookbinder,  Pattons  couLt. 

X  2. 


(     246     ) 

Tackniis  John,  hatter,  Pattons  court 

Tully  John,  (hoe  maker,  49  Meade  aiiey 

Tiilly  Patrick,  erocer,  58  S  Fifth 

Tuttle  Jacob,  cutler.  Queen  (K) 

Tiiniii  Sr,  Annefly,  merchants,  40  S  Wharves 

TuMS  Sc  Anneslys,  wharf  opens  at  71  -S  Water 

Tv.rnbuU  Alexander,  cabinet  maker,  5  S  6th 

Tiirnbull  Robert,  tallow  chandler,  358  5  6'econd 

TiirnbuU  Wm.  merchant,  26  6"  Front 

Turner  John,  mad  maker,  184  Swanfon 

Turner  John,  mariner.  Farmers  row 

Turner  JeH'e,  fhip  v/right,  21  Becks  alley 

Turner  Rev.  Jofeph,  5/0  S  Second 

Turner  Mary,  mantua  maker,  10  Brewers  alley 

Turner  Sc  Thomfcn,  mail  makers,  161  Swanfon 

Turner  John,  wood  fawyer,  Charlotte 

Turner  Jacob,  laborer,  44  Crown 

Turner  P.obert,  laborer,  Smiths  court 

Turner  Robert,  nailor,  187  St.  Johns 

Turner  Wm.  accom.ptant  23  N  Eighth 

Turner  Wra.  gentleman,  212  High 

Turner  John,  laborer,  223  S  Sixth 

Turner  Sufannah,  huckfter,  8  XIV  Chimneys 

Turner  widow,  nurfe,  76  Chriflian 

Tuflan  Wm.  brafs  founder,  371  N  Second 

Tuflan  Thomas,  perfumer,  55  S  Third 

'iute  Mark,  Pxiip  wright,  571  S  Front 

Tutton  John,  rigger,  PaiTyunk  road 

Tuze  Fra.ncis,  caulker,  30  Artillery  lane 

Twamly  Elizabeth,  widow,  153  N  Third 

Twebill  Matthew,  {hop  keeper,  26  Walnut 

Twells  Godfrey,  brewer,  175  High 

Twigley ,  Beech  ft 

Twiglin  Frederick,  mariner,  16  Gillafes  alley 

Tybout  Andrew,  hatter,  5  5  Chelhut 

Tybout  Richard,  hatter,  21  Pear  k  53  Chefnut 

Tyer ,  Noble  above  Front 

Tyller  Thomas,  gentleman,  20  Cherry 

Tyfcn  Benj.  gentleman,  135  N  Sixth 

Tyfon  Jofeph,  merchant,  21  N  Front 

Tyfon  Ifaac,  fliop  keeper,  351  N  Third 


(     247     } 


tj  BER  FREDERICK,  viaualler,  Gard^ii 
Xj  be r  David,  \i6iiuiller,  255  Callowhill 
Uhle  John,  i'ur.2:eon  barber,   45  N  Fourth 
Uhler  Frederick,  baker,  362  N  Second  ft 
Uhler  John,  412  N  Front 
Uhler  Rachel,  widow,  316  N  .Second 
Ulrick  John,  Pnoemaker,  156  N  Third 
Ummenletter  G.  fadler  8cc.  236  High  8c  Charlotte 
Umftead  Jonas,  merchant,   93   N  Fifth 
Umberhent  Valentine,  porter,   216  Sallafras 
Unclefon  Thomas,  plaifterer,  Grizels  alley 
Underwick  Barbara,  fhopkeeper.  Queen  (K) 
Underwood  Thomas,     merchant,  205  High 
Underwood  John,  painter,   &c.    15  Chefnut 
Underwood  John,  merchant,  205  High 
Unkle  Henry,  paper  maker,  Broc^ks  alley 
Upman— — ,  trunk  maker,  67  N  Tenih 
Upperman  Adam,  milkman,  Vienna 
Upperman  Maria,  widow,  Etris  court 
Urban  Lewis,  laborer.  Eleventh  above  Hish 
Uren  INlary  Ann,  46  George 

Urquehart,  Alexr.   collector  of  taxes,  31  Catherine 
Ufhler  Valentine,  fliopkeeper,  423  N  Third 
Uilick  Rev.  Thomas,  79  N  Third 


7V 


ALLENCE  JOHN,  uphoifcerer,   101  S  Front 
Vallence  Mary,  gnntlewonian,  47  Shippen 
Vallence  Wm.  fea  captain,    1 1  Queen 
Valentine  John,  carpenter,  26  George 
Valentine  Samuel,  porter,  370  N  Third 
Valley  J.  F.  conieclioner,    143  Wahmt 
Valliant  James,  merchant,  23  Cailmviiill 
Vallon  Lewis,  French  teacher,   Norris  alley 
Vallour  Alber,  carpenter,    150  S  Fifth 
Vallum  Henry,  carpenter,   294  Vine 
Vallum  Edv/ard  tanner,  Eighth  above  Vine 


(      248      ) 

Vanaboiil  Mary,  wafner,  169  S  Sixth 
VanaifGall  Lydia,  ieamiireis  39  Green 
Vanailciali  John,  innkeeper,  46  Mulberry 
Van  Eeiiren  Abraham,  merchant,    109  S  Front 
\'an  Bracklin  James,  bodtbuikler,  2  Pine  aiiey 
Vance  Adam,  blackfmith,  172  Swanlbn,  79  Chriflian. 
Vance  liarney,  carter,    196  Cherry 
Vance  Caleb,  blackfmith,  26  Parrams  alley- 
Vance  Elizabeth,  widow,  25  Zane 
Vance  ]Mattliew,  laborer,   30  Crabb 
Vance  !Mary.  widow,  94  Swanfon 
Vapcleve  J.  W.  attorney  at  law,  209  N  Front 
Vanchever  Grace,  leamftrels  84  S  Third  ft 
Vanderveek  Jonn,  merchant,    121  N  Front 
Vanderpool,  Sarah,  widow,  149  Mulberry 
Vanderiiice  Daniel,  hair  dreiier,  100  N  Fifth 
A'anderilice  George,  hair  dreller,  105  ?>Iuiberry 
\'anderfiice  Jacob,  baker,   360  N  Front 
Vandine  tjan"iuel,  carter,  4  Green 
Vandine  George,  well  digger,  Chriftian  above  Fiftlf 
Vandevier  Grace,  mantua  m--iker,  84  S  Third- 
Vandyke  Joi'eph,  mariner,  45  Fenn 
Vanduien  Matthew,  biacklmith.  Beech 
Vandveihie  Jacob,  baker,  360  N  Front 
Vaneman  F.  taylor,  40  Ivleade  alley 
Vanholt  Ann,  midwife,    186  Lombard 
Vanhoit  Valentine  laborer,  183  Lombard 
Vanholt  Valentine,  blackfmith,  10th  above  Cherry 
Vanhorne  Benjamin,  gentleman,  385  Lombard 
A^anhorne  James,  Ihoemaker,  Eighth  above  Vine 
Vanleer  Benj.  M.  D.   30  S  Eighth 
Vann  John,  laborer,  148  Lombard 
Vanneft  Feter,  blackfmith,  219  Swanfon 
Van  Reed  J.  C.  fecretary  to  the  Britiih  agents,  50 

Philbert 
Vanneman  \Vm.   34  Plum 
Vanofttr  James,  carpenter,  54  Crown 
Vanliever  Jacob,  bricklayer,  326  Saflafras 
Vanhi'e  Jofeph,  lea  captain,  193  Ntront 
Vanhie  Jos.  ihip  chandler,  corner  of  Front  Sc  Vine 
Vaotell  M.  U.  R.  mantua  makers,  3  South  alley 
Vanuxem  James,  merchant,  186  High 
Varden,  Ezra,  taylor,  133  Mulberry 
Vafey  John,  victualler,  Garden 


(  --^y  ) 

ValTauU  Thomas,  boarding  houfe,  6  Venn 

Varrc  Ambrcie,   merchant,  29  Mulberry 

Vauchey  James,  F.  grocer,  9  S  Front 

Vaughn  Madam,  30  Elfreths  Alley 

Vaughn  Thos.  flMpwright,  Wood  (K) 

Vaughn  Wm.  fliipwright,   63  Queen 

Vaughn  V^m.  fh.ipwright,  Queen  (K) 

\'aughn  Wm.  B.  lea  captain,    13  Summers  court 

Vaux  George,  attorney  at  law,  72  Cherry 

\'aux  James,  gentleman,    74  Cherry 

Venable  Robert,  vvhite  walher,    87  N  Sixth 

Vendail  Ifaac,  laborer,  Little  Oak 

Vewneman  John,  fea  captain,  9   Queen 

Venneil  Peter,   Swanfon 

Vennefl  Mary,   tavlorefs  79  S  Water 

Verdier  John,   grocer,  5  5  V/alnut 

Vermilia  Elizabeth,  boarding  lioufe,  S3  N  Third  ft 

Vernon  John,  hair  drefler,  10  High 

Vian  Conrad  blackfmUh,  53  N  Sixth 

Vickers  Abraham,  druggift,    178  SaiTafras 

Vickers  Jofeph,  porter,   60  N  Seventh 

Vickery  Thos.  mariner.  Wells  alley 

Victoria  Margaret,  vidow,  near  67  Coates 

Vi<i*.ory  Cezar  laborer.   Tenth  above  SaGafraii 

Vidler  Thomas,  builder,  221  Cherry 

Vidner  David,  blackfniith,  501  N  Third 

Viena  Richard,  gentleman,  26  South  alley 

Villar  Peter,  gentleman,  136  S  Fifth 

Vinard  William,  printer,  28  Mulberry 

Vincent  John,  ihoemaker,  15  Queen 

Vimling  Sebaflian,  laborer,  78  Green 

Vinyard  Wm.  lliip^vright,  8  Cailowhill 

Virtue  David,  fhoemaker,  422  S  Second 

Vitre  Anthony,  embroiderer,   Tenth 

■^-'ivant  Cha.rie3,  gilder,  19   N  .^•ixth 

\'izer  Thomas,  paper  hanger  130  S  Sixth 

Vizey  Thomas,  tayler,  1 10  Walnut  ft 

Vogel  Frederick   bricklayer,    10)  X  Fifth 

Voight  Henry,  chief  coiner  in  the  mint,  29  N  7th 

Vorney  Fhilip,  laborer,    185  N  Third 

Vory-A-iller  Andrew,  tavernkeeper,  1  5  Cherry  fl 

Vredenbergh  Ifaac,  fea  captain,  74  Hi^h 


(     250     ) 


w. 


ACHTMAN  BARBARA,  boarding Iioufe  237 

St.  Johns 
Wachfmuth  8c  Soiillier,  merchants,  2  1 3  S  Second 
Waden  Charles,  laborer,  4 4-  Prune 
Waddington  S:  Harwood,  merchants,  32  S  Front 
Waddington  John,  merchant,  171  Cheinut 
Waddle  Aaron,  taylor,  98  S  Water 
Wadiow  Mol"ts  fadlcr  Sc  harnefs  maker,  1  N  Front 
Wadman  Praife,  boarding  houfe  158  S  Front 
Wadman  Peace,  corner  of  Third  Sc  Cedar 
W^ager  George,  merchant,  35  Brov/n 
Wager  Philip,  wine  merchant,  136  N  Second 
Waggoner  Adam,  farmer.  Cherry  (K) 
Waggoner  Bviltus,  fhoe  maker,  Bearlliickers  court 
Waggoner  Henry,  grocer,  451  N  Front 
Waggoner  John,  taylor,  Oak  (N.  L.) 
Wagner  Henry,  flable  keeper,  385  N  Third 
Wagner  John,  victualler,  Garden 
Wagner  John,  merchant,  25  S  Second 
Wagner  John,  grave  digger,  254  Saifafras 
Wagner  George,  oak  cooper,  30  IVIoravian  alley 
W^agner  Grace,  widow,  32  Moravian  alley 
Wain  Wright  Ifarx,  block  maker,  8  N  Front,  6 1  Water 
Wainv^-right  John,  bricklayer,  24  Combes  alley 
Wainwright  Samuel,  hatter,  196  S  Front 
Wainwright  Wm.  taylor,  196S  Front 
Wakeford  Thomas,  painter,  Sec.  84  Union 
Wake  ford  Sc  Harvey,  coach  makers,  54  S  Fourth 
\Valdman  Geo.  hog  victualler,  8th  ab»ve  Callowhill 
Wtlheimer  George,  fhip  joiner,  Oak  ft  (N.  L.) 
Walker  A.  J.  widow,  5  N  Eighth 
Walker  Andrew,  carpenter,  104  N  Eighth 
Walker  Chriftopher,  baker,  559  Sc  561 
Walker  David,  merchant,  93  S  Wharves 
Walker  George,  painter,  &c.  Sterling  alley 
Walker  George,  goldfmith.  Sec.  19  N  3d 
WaJker  Hannah,  tambour  worker,  381  S  Second 
Walker  James,  mariner.  Tapers  alley 
Walker  John,  fliop  keeper,  113  High 
Walker  John,  mariner,  330  N  Second 
Walker  John,  jeweller,  12  N  Second 
Walker  John,  ihoe  maker,  Crellbns  alley 
AValker  James,  fadler,  32  N  Fourth  ft 


(      251      )       , 

Walker  Jofeph,nicrrbant,  17  Fayette 
"Walker  Joieph,  ihoe  iiui.ker.   11  iSwanfon 
Walker  James,  carpcLvter,  187  i>t.  Johns 
Walker  Lewis>  ironmonger,  148  High 
Walker  Margaret,  widovj,  34-3  S  Front 
Walker  M.  Ibap  boiler,  8  1  N  Sixth  Sc  2  Starr  alley- 
Walker  ]\Li.rtiia,  widow,  10  Stalls  court 
Walker  Philip.,  paniter,  &c.  next  103  Coates 
Walker  kichard,  mariner,  2  5  Fullers  alley- 
Walker  &c  Kennedy,  merchants,  73  b  Front 
Walker  Robert,  grocer,  130  S  Ninth 
Walker  Samuel,  grocer,  44-  Malbdu-y 
Walker  Samuel,  merchant,  next  77  S  Fourth 
W^alker  Samuel,  bricklayer,  250  SaiTafras 
Walker  Samuel,  merchant,  71  N  ^'■econd 
Walker  Stephen,  conitable,  2  1  Appletree  alley 
/Walker  Wm.  jevyeller,  4  N  Second 
Wall  Chas.  breeches  maker,   64  High,  1  Elbow  lane 
Wall  Elizabeth,  tobacconiit,  217  S  second 
Wall  George,  tayior,  £c  boariiing  houfe  1 1  Penn 
Wall  John,fiour  merchant,  20  Walnut,  64  S  Wharves 
Wall  Mary,  fpinfter,  15   Waggoners  alley 
Wall  Mary,  widow,  next,  17  Pewterplatter  alley 
Wall  Richard,  113  N  Front 
T\'allace  Alexander,  accomptant,  283  S  Third 
"Wallace  Burton,  bricklayer,  55  S  Eleventh 
Wallace  Eiiza,beth,  boai  cling  houfe,  94  S  Fifth 
W^allace  James,  ihoe  maker,  177  Cedar 
Wallace  John,  book  binder,  127  N  Sixth 
Wallace  John,  book  binder,  next  1 3  Waggoners  a-lley 
Wallace  J.  B.  attorney  at  law,  Walnut  above  Second 
Walla.ce  Robert,  grocer.  Juniper  lane 
Wallace  Robert,  ihop  keeper,  133  i^  Front 
Wallace  Mary,  mantua  maker,  18  St.  Johns 
Wallace  Wni.  M.  D.  82  Georges, 
Wallace  Wm.  laborer,  41  Small 
Wallace  Wm.  fliip  wright,  Hanover 
Wallace  Wm.  teacher,  Wood  (K) 
Wallis  Charles,  frame  maker,  80  Green 
Wallbron  Thomas,  tanner,  6  Budd 
Wailen  Catherine,   50  Union 
Wallinp;  Marv,  teacher,  Shepherds  court 
Wain  JelTe  Sc  Robert,  merchants,  18  Dock 
Wain  Jeife,  merchant,  115  S  Third 
Wain  Jacob  S.  merchant,  5  S  Fourth  &  Bickley  -wharf 


(     252     ) 

AVciln  Nicholas,  gentleman,  146  S  Second 
Wain?  ^\'harf,  opens  next   135  S  Watkr 
V^c.ln    Wm.  merchant,  144  S  Second 
^Valnut '^Ia^y.  leather  breeches  m^kcr  372  N  Cd 
Walpole  Thomas,  g-rocer.  Pear  near  Third 
Wellh  John,  lumber  yard,  oppofite  323   Sc  165  N   3d 
"Welfh  Michael,  accomptant.  79  Saffafras 
Vs' alter  Catherine,  wirlow,  Charlotte 
Walter  Charlotte,  widow,  SC  Crown 
Walter  Conrad,  brewer,  2^2  St.  Johns 
Waiter  Sc  Fifaer,  flioe  makers,  12  5  ^slrdberry 
Walter  George,  innkeeper  &  carter,  54  Callowhill 
Walter  Georire,  tc.ylor.  24  S  Water 
Waiter  TrxobF.  bricklayer,  138  N  Eighth 
V\' alter  Jc  cob.  tirplate  worker.  177  N  Third  ft 
Walter  Ifaac,  tvickla.yer,  14  S  Seventh 
Walter  John,  gloA^er,  7  Brewers  alley 
Walter  John,  laborer,  26  Queen 
Walter  Mcitthias,  carter,   66  Callowhill 
Walter  Michael,  glover,  6  Coates  court 
Walter  Philip,  corder,  330  N  Front 
Walter  Peter,  merchant,  68  S  Front 
Waiter  Rebecca,  widow,  125  S  Second 
Waiter  Fof.na    2  1  Cable  lane 
Walter  Thcmas  R.  hatter,  236  N  Front 
Waiters  Patrick,  cunier,  23  Creffons  alley 
Walters  DanieP  lea  captain,  2^7  S  Front 
Walters  Stephen,  Ihoe  maker,  59  Coates 
Walters  Geovs^e  A.  fhoe  maker,  corner  South  Sc  Front 
'V\'altman  Michael,  gVocer.  Locuil  above  12th 
Waltman  IMrs.  nurie,  66  Union 
)  W^altcn  Eoaz,  cabinet  maker,  338  S  Front 
Walton  George,  carpenter,  357  N  Second 
Walton  Jofeph   grocer.  83  New 
Walton  Jofeph,  Sc  Co.  grocers,  23  High 
W^alton  Mary,  mantua  maker,  SalTdfras  alley 
.Walton  Samuel,  cabinet  maker,   28  Spruce 
.Walton  Sc  Eowen,  cabinet  makers,  next  328  S  Front 
Walton  Sc  Umilead,  merchants,  18  N  5'econd 
Wampole  Ifaac,  accomptant,  124N  Third 
Wandf'vvard  Fr^'nces,  widow,  27^  ^'Fovirth 
Ward  John,  fiioc  maker^  Goforth  alley 
Ward  John,  laborer,  Philbert  above  Tenth 
Ward  John,  ladies'  fnoe  maker,  47  S  Third' 


(     253      ) 

Ward  John,  coach  maker,  2 1  6  I>ombaiKl 
Ward  John,  rn^ger,  32  '^Iead  alley 
A\  ard  Ilhmael,ba:^  porter,  459  N  Hiird 
'Ward  Patrick,  paper  hanj^er,  14  Mulberry 
Ward  P.  plaiilerer,  Faffyunk  road  below  ChrifliuR 
Ward.  5arah,  fliop  keeper,  15  N  Fourth 
Ward  John,  fievadore,  109  Queen 
Ward  W'm.  taylor,  next  34  Carters  alley 
W^arder,   Parker  Sc  Co.  merchants,  12  N  Third 
Warder  Jeremiah,  merchant,  12  N  Third 
Warder  John,  merchant,  152  N  ^Second 
Warder  6'uiannah,  wafher,  5  Waggoners  alley- 
Ware  4.  boarding  houfe,  corner  of  Spruce  k  Water 
Ware  Jacob,  farmer,  5hackemuxen 
Ware  David,  fea  captain,  220  ^wanfcn 
Ware  Benjamin,  oak  cooper,  86  S  Water,  S5  Front 
Warf  John,  mariner,  47  ^leade  alley 
Waring  ^Matthew,  236  Catherine 
Waring  James  jun.  merchant;  "5  N  Second 
Warner  Ann,  ^vidow,  14  Carters  alley 
Warner  Charity,  ^vidow,  168  N  Front 
W'arner  George,  hatter,  13  Farmers  alley 
W'arner  Hannah,  ^vidow,  20  Mulberry 
W'anier  Hezekiah,  laborer  6hackemuxen 
>/W^arner  Heronimus,  brafs  founder  36  N  Eightk 
Warner  John,  inn  keeper,  25  S  Alley 
W^arner  John,  carpenter,  194  Cedar 
Warner  Jofeph.  carpenter,  7  NThird 
Warner  Nicholas,  blackfmith,  24  N  Seventh 
AVarner  Avidow,  boarding  houfe,  121  N  Fifth 
Warner  Margery  widow,  8  Carters  alley 
Warner  Martha,  fliop-keeper,  66  ^lulberrv 
Warner  Philip,  flioe-maker,  13  Fanners  allev 
Warner  Sarah  widow,  28  N  Fourth 
A\'arner  Wm.  £hoe-maker,  463  S  Froait 
Warnick  W  m.  laborer,  5  Mary  alley 
Warr  ^'alentine,  (hop-keeper,  479  S  Front 
Warr  Daniel,  Ihoe  maker,  69  Queen 
Warrel  F^  coach  maker,  53  l^iViQi\ 
Wairel  Jofeph,  inn-keeper,  S"  Stra^!i:  ^     ^  j"^*' 
W  arrell  E.  2*:  J.  rnantua  m.aker*^,^;^  t1irt*"{vbe:r" 
Warreu  Jacob,  cheefe  mercliant,   130  Caliowinii  5  N 

Second  ; ,«   ,  ^     ,, ,:     ,.  • 

Warren  J.  C.  6^  Co.  tanners  and  curriers,  70  Dock 

Y 


(     254     ) 

Warren  John,  mariner,  86  Ciiflciil 
Warren  Wm.  comedian,  4  Webbs  alley 
Wartmor  Cieorge,  victualler,  Vine  alley 
''.Vartmor  Matihias,  victualler.  Vine  alley 
V/ar'.vick  T.  fmith  and  farrier>  460  8c  446  N  Second 
Waftvel  Vrilliam,  dealer,  443   N  Third 
Watkins  Jofeph,  oyfler  man,  Wood  above  Fourth 
Watkins  Thomas,  fail  maker,  13  Strawberry 
Watmovigh  James  H.  merchant,  204  Mulberry 
AN'atfon  Arthur,  fea  captain,  IS  Catherine 
Watfon  Sc  Bunting,  lumberyard,  corner  of  Pine  &  Fifth 
W^atfon  Charles  C.  Sc  J.  woollen  drapers^  mens'  mer- 
cers, 8c  taylors,  92  Chefnut 
Watfon  George,  fea  captain,  39  Penn 
W'atfon  Kannah,  ibop  keeper,  40  Paifyunk  road 
W'atfon  TIenry,  rag  gatherer,  1 17  Plum 
Walfcn  Ifaac,  lumber  merchant,  \5  S  Fifth 
W-'atfon  John,  ladies'  fhoemaker,  Elmfleys  alley 
V/atfon  John,  taylor,  \\  atkins  alley 
W^c.tfon  John,  merchant,  1  14  Pine  24  S  wharves 
Watfon  Jofcph,  merchant,  32  S  W^ator 
Watfon  Martha,  ^Milliner,  35  Pine 
W^atfon  Mofes  m.ilkman.  Weft  ft 
Watfon  Phineeis,  coach  maker,  4  S  Seventh 
Watfon  i^ebecca,  widow,  58. Chefnut 
Watfon  Richard,  fea  captain,    105  Spruce 
Watfon  i?obert,  rigger,  8  Butlers  court 
Watfon  Sc  Paul,  merchants,  24  S  wharves 
V/atfon  Sc  Longftreth  fliop  keeepers,  30N  Second 
W^atfon  Wm.  coach  maker,  St.  Georges  above  Btii 
Watfon  Wm.  laborer,  Lees  court 
V/ation  W^m.  fea  captain,  148  St.  Johns 
W'att  James,  mariner,  Groff  court 
W^attfon  Ann,  milliner,  48  Lombard 
Wattfon  Thoma^,  dry  good  ftore,  48  Lombard 
W^atterhoufc  John,  ft'ore  keeper,  187  N  Third 
\rr.^toii  nan  Jefie," teacher,  33  ?vIoravian  alley 
"yVllton  8c  BoMiam,  oyfterman,  477  N  Second 
"W  n V  OP  Sc  U  m K^pi4  fel actfm i  t h ,  4  6  1  N  T  )i  i r d 
Watters  Catlac,  a^,  Vidcw,  198  N  Second 
Watters'Efther,  TV^idow,  68  N  Seventh 
"Watters  John,  laboreri'^'u  S  Fifth 
"W^atters  John,  mariner,  21  Cedar 
W^atters  John,  teacher,  5  5  ^hlppen 
W^ alters  Thomas,  well  digger,  -Lccuft  abjovc  Sixth 


(      255      ) 

\VaUers  Peter,  jrrocer,  165  X  Water 
Walters  Nichohis,  caulker,  369  N  Second 
Watts  Joieph,  laborer,  437  N  Third 

Watts ,  M.  D.  250  5  Second 

Way  Martha,  teacherefs,  207  N  ^ccoiid 

Way  Andrew,  taylor,  1    Quarry 

Waylan  Thomas,'  grocer,  next  22  Pear,   62   Walnut 

yWayne  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  162  k  164  N  Front 
Wavne  Samuel,  carpenter,  17  Keys  alley 
Wavne  Thos.  infpeclor  of  fait  provifion,  67  N  V/ater 
Wayne  Wm.  Sc  J.  lumber  merchants,  22  3  N   Water 
W^eachter  Anthony,  innkeeper,  156  N  Second 
Weatherby  Jofeph,  conftable,  36  Coates 
jreatherhead,  Alexander,  fruiterer,  54  Coates 
jreathcrill  Benj.  china  Ptorer  187  High 
Jreatherin  Jofeph,  infpeclor  of  lumber,  170  S  4th 
/reatherill  IM.  oil  and  colour  man,  2  5  Mulberry  i.ud 

corner  of  Front 
jreatheriil  Sc ^on,  drugrgifls,  oil  Sccolourman  65  N  Front 
/J  eatherill  Samuel  jun.  druggill.  9  ^outh  alley 
Weaver  x\lbright,  watchman,  149  Cherry 
Treaver  Adam,  dealer,  14  Uiuon 
Weaver,  Barney,  gardener,  Locuft  above  Twelfth 

"i  J»  caver  Frederick,  cabinet  rnakei",  65  N  Fifth 
ji'eaver  Carherine,  waflier,  175  u  Foiuih 
J>''eaver  Jacob;  tanner  k  currier,  495  N  Front 
f^eaver  *acob,  laborer,  39  6  N  Third 
Weaver  John,  rigger,  Marggretta 
Weaver  Joen,  carpenter,  Merrideth  Rovr 
Weaver  John,  rxcomptant,  69  Cherry 
?r'eaver  John,  M.  D.  417  N  Second 
fFeaver  John,  painter,  kc.  174  N  Eighth 
ircaver  John,  ihip  joiner,  26  Artillery  lane 
jreaver  John,  laborer,  Flanover 
/^•'eavcr  Henry,  brick  maker,  York  road 
JFeaver  Flenry,  carter,  22  Budd 
?reaver  Henry,  Ihoe  maker,  52  N  Fifth 
Weaver  ^Niary,  huckfter    177  Cherry 
n'eaver  Mary,  widovr,  16  4  N  Fourth 
JFeaver  ^Matthew,  feed  iLore,  114N  Seventh 
jreaver  Peter,  laborer,  154  N  Third 

J  fFeaver  Piiilip,  cabinet  maker,  8  Elfreths  alley 

Jfeaver  Philip,  biackfmith,  North  alley 
yiFebb  John,  cabinet  maker,  SB  N  Fro.ix 
?rebb  John,  taylor,  87  S  Second 


(     236     ) 

?rcbb  Mary,  waflier,  30  Plum 
JTebb  'J  hom^s,  fea  captain    31  Penn 
??^ebb  Wm.  grocer,  2  N  Fifth 
K'^ebb  'i  hoinas,  hat  manufa6\ory,  6  Webbs  alley 
J  Wthh  Robert,  jeweller  57  Sbippen 
J^ebfter Catherine,  boarding houfe,  5  Sbippen 
?Febtler  Elihii,  ftioe  maker,  ntar  29  Fitzwalter 
jrcbfter  Charles,  waiter,  152  Spruce 
?rcbiter  John,  dru-e:gifl,  168  N  Second 
Fr'^ebiler  Wm.  Ihaliopman,  445  N  Front 
F'eekerly  Abraham   vi6\uaner,  1S7  &  129Coates 
?reckerly  Conrad,  merchant,  209  N  Third 
jreckerly  Jacob,  vi6lualler,  Gerrnantown  road 
H'^ecker?}'^  EVizabethsfeamftreis,  Sceipts  court 
J^eckeriy  Jane   widow.  Germantown  road       > 
V/ecktvlj  Woolery,  grocer,   iSSCoates 
?F^eckerly  "Woolery,  oak  cooper,  4th  above    Brewjv 
7>^etd  George,  painter,  S'.c.  4  Grays  alley 
K^eekham  James,  taylor,  188  N  Water 
/reek  Wm.  fea  capaiin,  40  Union 
?Feeks  David,  mariner,  11  Butlers  court 
^Feere  W"m.  laborer,   62  ZaTie 
JVt'w  S5]af>  E.  mLerchant,  26  N  Front 
/Teir  Wm.  grocer,  22  1  Cedar 
JTeirick  Nicholas,  carpenter.  Market  lane 
JFeifman  Samuel,  fmith,  347  N  Second 
/reifman  Barbary^  grocer,  190  N  Water 
Jreifien  Elizabeth,  fhop  keeper,  131  N  Third 
jreiffenbauch  Henry,  gentleman,  229  N  Second 
/ielch  Catherine,  grocer,  8  S  Fourth 
?relch  Hannah,  widow  48  N  Second 
Welch  John,fadler,  16  Branch 
Wtlch  James,  oilier    2i  Moravian  alley 
Welch  John,  merchant,  42  S  Sixth 
?relch  Morton,  fea  captain,  15  Butlers  court 
H'elidon  Alexander    laborer,  Charlotte 
iielidon  Wilman,  pilot,  13  Vernon 
W  eliford  Robt.  compoiition  manufa6lory,  49  Chefnut 
fVcViii  Edward,  bricklayer,  6  N  Eighth 
Jrelis  Gideon  H.  merchant.  106  Mulberry,  31  Dock 
JFells  John  C.  attorney  at  law,  76  N  Front 
W(i]\s  John,  ileel  furnace,  66  N  Ninth 
W  lis  INIa.y,  midwife,  Mary  above  Seventh 
>{  ells  Mary,  book  folder,  3  South  alley 
Jfelicr  Gcdticy,  M.  D.  364  S  Front 


;rentz  Robert,  bUickfmith,  27  Crab 

n  ermftz  John  F.  hair  dreiVer,  Queen  (K) 

(rel\muller  Adolph  artift,  33  Philbert 

ire IV ott  George,  merchant,  2  62  High 

Jf^clcott  Jacob,  carter,  268  High 

jrelpe  Jacob,  baker,  14  Oak  (S). 

jrcll  Benj.  mercluint,  54  N  Front 

JPeil  Charles,  gentleman,  186  N  Front 

nVfl  Elizabeth,  widow,  Little  Seventh 

n  eft  Francis,  merchant,  108  S  Front 

rreft  Francis  Sc  John,  merchants,  29  Dock 

Heft  Haimah,  widow,   186  N  Front 

rrcft  James,  iadler,  172  S  Fifth 

JFeft  Sarah,  Ibop  keeper,  205  S  Second 

H'eft  Samuel,  grocer,  203  S  Front  Sc  202  S  Vv'ater 

r^eft  Wm.  fait  mercJiant,  F)5  N  Wal«r 

,  jrtSTS   WHARF,  GPF.NS    NEXT    155    N    \Vati:R 

i  Feftfall  Wm.  jeweller,  94  N  Seventh 
jreftfallChriftian,  laborer,  21  Appletree  alley 
Wefton  Sarah,  muntua  maker,  23  Walnvit 
Jf'efton  John,  carter,  next  24  Chriilian 
f/ etherill  Chrillopher,  haUer,  304  S  Second 
jrctherili  Thomas,  carpsnier,  304  S  Seconxl 

/irevill  iiichtU'd.  iiphoiiterer,  167  k  133  Chefnut 
ireyant  John,  porter,  Second  above  Poplar  lane 
J^eyburgli  Auguflijie,  v/aichm-an,  53  N  Sixth 
WayXtl  Peter,  laborer,  2.04  Coutes 
Vy'halen  GLodfrty,  laboi'er,  147  Cherry 
\\' baler  James,  ie a  captain,  19  Brewers  rlley 

^V/hartnaljy  JacoL>,  cabinet  makerj.  13  Arililery  lane 
Wharton  Charles,  merchant,  136  S  Second 
Wharton  Elizabeth^  widow,  I2SS  rcvarch 
Wharton  Franklin,  captain,  of  m.urines,  N   1  Itli 
Vv'liarton  llliac,  merchant,  107  S  Third 
Vvharton  John,  furgeon  baroer,  10  5.  N  Front 
Wharton  John,  fhoe  maker,  87  S  Froijt 
Wharton  Jofeph,  gejitleman,  next  1  ^5  S  Fifth 
AV barton  Moore,  merchant,  18  Dock  k  103  Spruce 
Wharton  k  I^e^vis,  iniiirance  brokers,  1 1  5  S  Front 
Wharton  Peji'egrine  H.  merchant  ISO  S  Front 
Vvharton  Rebecca,  widow,  5  8  Chefnut 
jWharton  Robert,,  merchant,  135    S  Third 

iWharton  Samuel,  cabinet  maker,,  331  N  Third 
Whartoo  Ir.  Palmer,  Pine  ft  wburC 

Y  2 


(     2  5??     > 

Wharton  rTm.  gentleman,  16  Pine 
Whatby  Wni.  plaiflerer,  Locu^  above  Tenth 
Vvhelon  Ifrael,  purveyor  of  public  fapplics,  301  ITigH, 
Vv'helou  James,  ibap  boiler,  292  N  Secgnd 
Wheeler  Catherine,  tavern  keener,  102  Swanfon 
Wheeler  John,  taylor,  17  Strawberry 
Wheeler  J.  tavern  keeper  £c  :i:-o:er,.  I  Butlers  court 
V/heeler  Mary,  waOaer,  24  Kunckle 
V/heidon  George,  pilot  16  Queen 
/Whetilone  Jacob,  ferryman,  IS'O  5*1.  Johns 
iWhitaker  James,  windfor  S;:  fancy  chair  nvaker,  19 

Dock  £c  Farmers  ro\v 
Whitall  T.  2c  Wm.  C.  grecers,  2  Hl^h,  5  S  Water 
\V'hite  Abraham,  laborer,  6 1  Chriftian 
White  Amos,  teacher,  Poplar  lane  above  Second 
White  Britton.'  accomptant,   1 16  N  iS'eventh 
'^Vhite  iz  Conrad,  merchants,  6  N  Front 
Vv'hite  Charles,  m.ercliant  6  S  Water 
Vv'hite  ChriCtopher,  fliopkeeper,  30^^  N  ^Second" 
"^•Vhite  Ephraim,  fea  captain,    19  Plum 
White  George,  printer,   59  Cherry 
White  James,  accom.ptant,  next  175  S  Fifth 
White  Jacob,  carter,  349  Mulberry 
White  James,  mariner,  12  Pewter  platter  allev 
White  John,  druggift,  163  High 
White  John,  blackfmith,  Prcfpea  alley 
White  John  mariner,  352  6"  Second 
White  John,  gentleman,  next  131  St,  John* 
While  lilary,  mantua  maker.  Oak  (N.  L.) 
White  IVIargaret,  v.ldovr,   31  N  Eighth 
White  Rofma,  boarding  hoiife,  1 18  Spruce 
White  .S'amuel,  carpenter,  8  Waggoners  allor 
White  iarah,  -vvido'.y,   above  511  N  Second 
White  .Sophia,  mantua  maker,  Oak  (N.  L.) 
White  .Solomon,  merchant,   6  N  Front 
White  Stephen,  mariner,    17  Fullers  alley 
White  Thos.  china  ftore,   46  S  Second 
White  Thos.  fhoemaker,   18   N  Front 
'White  Timo'.hy,  laborer,  2  67  N  Front 
White  Thos.  mariner,  Maiy  above  Si^th 
White  Wm.  ilore  keeper,  4  5' 5ixth 
White  Wm.  victualler,  11'  N  .Sixth 
White  iUv.  William,  89  Wrlnut 
Whitebread  Ciiy.rles,  fhip'vright,  71  Cla*i(liaft- 
Whiteford  Robert,  mariner,  54  Penn 


(     250      ) 

Whitehead  John  5c  James,  c^rocers,  222  N  Second 
Whitehead  Ro1)ert,  accomptant,    158  N  Fifth 
W'hitehead  Ricliurd,  fcrivcncr,  62  Vine 
W^hitcley  John,  wcavt^r,  coopers  court 
Whitlock  Charles  E.  dentift,  86  N  Ei;^-hth 
AVhitth-  Daniel,  grocer,  20  SmaW 
Whitcir.an  Henry,  porter,  2-t  Brancli 
Whiteman  Jacob,  feed  Here,  67  N  Fourth 
AVhiteinan  Jchiu  innkeeper,    131  N  Fourth 
Whlteman  David,  carter,  Vine   alley 
Whiteman  Wendel,  tanner.  331  N  Second 
\Vhitc:man  Mary,  Avidow,  back  of  8  .Small 
Whiteman  Margaret,  widow   37  Walnut 

Whitefides »,  brewer,   7  B.-anch 

Whitefides  Hugh  oak  cooper,  201  S  Front 
Vrhitefides  John,  brewer,  next  48  N  iSixth 
Whitney  Thos.   mathexnatic'^l  inftrunient  maker,  95" 

South  Second 
Whittenberry,   Elizabeth,  New  above  Second 
Whitlow,  Alexander,  mariner,  125  S  Sixth 
Whitlow,  widow,  boardiiit^  hcufe,  47  Mulberry 
Wholley  Elizabeth,  midwife,    36  Appletree  alley 
Wlckham  James,  taylor*  IS  I  N  Front 
Wickcrly   Elizabeth,'  feaniftrefs,  64  SalTufras 
Wickeriham  Abraham.  beJ.ilead  maker,  148  N  3d 
Wickerfliani  Amos,  wine  inerchaat.  51  N  Second 
Wickeriham  John,  wine  merchant,  5  1  N  Second 
Wicks  Benjamin,  fea*  captain,  64  Swanfoa 
Widener  ^largaret,  widow  472  N  Third 
Widdiiield  James,  carpenter,  14Cyprefs  alley 
Widdiiield  VVm.  8c  Co.  ironmonger,  48  N   'i'hird 
Widdifield  Wm.  ironmonciers,  38  Mulberry 
Widdiiield  VVm.  chair  maker,  48  N  Front 
Widdows  Peter,  teacher,  next  19  Church  alley 
Wieller  Frederick,  iuborer,  130  German 
Wiefar  George,  ihoe  maker,  187  St.  Johns 
Wieft  Sufan,  nurfe,  35  N  Second 
Wigglefworth  Samuel,  hard  ware  flcre,  13  S  2d 
Wigglefworth  Wm.  toyman  45  S  Second 

Wigiaz ,  gentleman,  347  S  Second 

Wight  Thomas,  ihoe  maker.  238  Higli 
Wiggins  Sufannah,  tayiorefs,  62  Cherry 
Wigmore  'ihomas,  pocket  book  maker,  3  S  Front 
Wigmore  Jofepe,  botler,  72  Walnut 


(     260      ) 

Wic^nell  Waj^lom,  comedian  118  Spruce 

Wikoff  Henry,  merchant,  117  N  7'hird 

Wikoff  Jacob,  C.  druggift,  35  High   Sc  Fromberger^ 

court 
Wikoff  John,  fea  captain,  469  S  Front 
Wilchiie  Henry,  mariner,  152  Cedar 
Wilcocks  Benjamin  ik  Co.  merchants  61  S  Water 
Wilcocks,  Benjamin,  merchant,  105  Mulbcpry 
Wilcocks  John,  manner,  7  Parrams  alley 
Wilcocks  Kichard,  H.  Sc  Co.  merchants,  GO  N  Third 
Wilcocks  Samuel,  merchant,  40  N  Plfth 
Wilcocks  wharf  opens  next  57  Sc  61  S  Watep. 
Vv'ile  Conrad,  fhoe  maker,  47  N  Fourth, 
Wilder  David,  laborer,  54  Brown 
Wildes  Jofeph,   Taylor,  99  N  Second 
Wildes  John,  painter,  Sec.  47  Green 
Wiley  Elizabeth,  ieamftrefs,  348  N  Fromt 
Wiley  Mary,  widow,  192  St.  Johns 
Wilev  Nathaniel,  accomptant,  &4  N  Front 
VVilkicChriftopher,  20  N  Fourth- 
Wilkins  Caleb,  taylor,  62  Chefnut 
Wilkins  John,  ftevadore,  3S5  S  Front 
Wi!kins  Thomas,  tavern  keeper,  240  S  3d 
Wilkinfon  k.  Dunton,  fail  makes,  Bickleys  wharf' 

M  ilkinion ,  fail  maker^US  N  Water 

Will  Elizabeth,  widow,  8th  above  Callov/hill 

Will  Chrillopher,  taylor,  29  Erov/n 

AViil  George,  pewterer,   22  FLlfrethsalky. 

Wiilard  Parr,  innkeeper,  77  Sbippen 

Willbank  George,  porter,  65  Crown 

Wliletz  James,  fhoe  maker,  124  N  Fifth 

Williams  Ann,  Teanillrefs,  30  Kunckle 

Williams  Auguftine,  accomptant  Locuft  above  6 tt 

Williams  Anthony,  laborer,  23  Budd 

Williams  Charles,  mariner,  47  Green 

Williams  Charlotte,  waflier,  89  German 

Williams  George,  cooper,  29  Cherry 

Williams  Edward,  mariner,  4  Mary  alley 

WiHi?ms  JClijah,  mariner,  M'Cid.loughs  courr 

William-s  George,  laborer,  165  S  Sixth 

\\  iaiams  James,  painter,  &:c.  next  4  Grays  alley 

WJiiams  James,  carpenter,  89  N  Eighth 

Williams  Jan.es,  fruiterer,  Elmfleys  alley 

Williamj-  james,  mariner,  32  Small 


(     261     ) 

Williams  JelTe,  merchant,  Spruce  alcove  7tk 

AN  illiams  John>  laborer,  Little  Oak 

Williams  John,  hatter,  99  N  Fifth 

A\  illianis  John,  victualler,  Plcafant 

\\'iUiams  Jefle.  acconiptant,  SaiTafras  alley 

Williams  John,  mariner,  196  S  Sixth 

Winian-^!  Tohn,  carter,  110  Catherine 

^^  il-rams  Hedior,  laborer.  28.5  St.  Johns 

Willi  ims  Ilenrv,  carter.  532  N  Third 

"Willia-.ns  Hezekiah,  gentleman,  60  Mulberry 

^Vi^iams  Moies,  iTioe  maker,    corner   of  Queen  and 

Hanover 
"WilUams  John,  ftahle  keeper,  76  Plum 
Williams  John    m.ciriner,  near  150  S  Fourth 
W^illiums  IVIary,  boaicling  houfe,  2  Lstitia  court 
WMlUams  Mary,  boardinp^- houfe,  104  Spruce  : 

^^"illiams  Alary,  %Yidow,  100  N  Second 
Williams  Sarah,  fhop  keeper.  35  S  Second 
Williams  Saturday-  laborer,   150  N  Eighth 
Willi;ims  Thomas,  mariner,  95  Shippen 
W'illiums  Thomas,  cabinetmaker,  75  SaiTafras 
Williams  Thomas,  painter,  Sec.  6  3  S  Fourth 
Williams  Thomas,  tanner.  455  N  Front 
Wilhams  IlicraaS;  waiter,  Biddies  alley 
Williams  Tliomas,  laborer,  5  Grays  alley 
Williams  Phcebe,  wailier  \roman,  200  Shippen 
Williams  Primus,  laborer,  161  S  Sixth 
Williams  Robert,  chimney  fweep.  103  Cherry 
^Villiams  Robert,  mariner,  286  S  Fourth 
Williams  Samuel,  lumber  merchant,  12  S  Fourth 
Williams  /Fm.  merchant,  129  S  Front 
Williams  JFm.  merchant,  108  S  fFater 
'^^'illiam.s  V/^ax,  taylor,  A^ood  above  Fourth 
^Villiams  Wva,  fea  captain,  36  Chirftian 
Williams  JVm,  taylor,  89  S  IFater 
Wiliiamfon  JelTe,  carpenter,  22  German 
W^illiamfon  John,  fail  maker,  U-3  N  /Tater 
Wiliiamfon  John,  Hone  cutter,  288  High  &c  34  N  9tlx 
Wiliiamfon  John,  grazier,  349  S  Second 
Wiliiamfon  Samuel,  lilverfmith  118  S  Front 
Wiliiamfon  rFm.  feacapt^jn,  61  Penn 
Wiliiamfon  JFrn.  fail  maker,  4  Saffafras 
Willig  George,  mufical  magazine,  185  High 
Willing  £c  Frances,  merchants,  9^8  S  Third 
Willing  George,  merchant,  94  S  Fourth 


(     262     ) 

WilHnc^  T.  pveiident,  of  the  U.  S.  Bank  100  S  Third 
"Willing  Thomas,  merchant,  105  S  7'hird 
Willingsforth  Jfm,  mariner,  67  Catherine 
Willington  Thomas,  laborer,  38  Prune 
Willis  John,  fhaliopman,  Miiilins  alley 
Willis  Jonathan,  flour  merchant,  Mulberry  court 
Willis  John,  accomptant,  10  Pear  ^■ 

Willis  M.  turner,  4  Elfreths  and  36  Moravian  alleys 
Willis  Scth,  grocer,  163  S  Front  Sc  162  Heater 
V.  illis  Solomon,  turner.  Dock  above  Second 
Willis  Thomas  turner,  203  Mulberry 
Willis  8c  Yardley,  merchants,  21  S  Wharves 
Vv^ills  James  Sc  Son,  grocers,  84  Chefnut 
\Viris  Jofeph,  mariner,  100  Swanfon 
Wills  7'homa3,  fea  captain,  81  Penn 
Wilis  Thomas,  fea  captain,  24  Swanfon,  81  Penn 
Wills  Wm..  carpenter,  N  Fourth  above  Brown 
Willmans  Auguft  F.  merchant,  128  S  Sixth 
V/ilmans  Frederick,  merchant,  100  Mulberry 
'Wilmans  A.  k  Sons,  merchants,  54  N  Front 
Wilmer  Lambert,  ficur  merchant,  256  N  Front 
%Viimore  John,  laboier,  Tapers  alley 
Wilfon  Alexr.  merchant  16  Union   k   56  S  Wharves 
Wilfon  Ann,  grocer,  62  SalTafras 
^•-'••rj!!  Btf:}»  i^*ip  "vvright,  1 4  Parrams  alley 
Wilfon  Benj.  merchant,  27  rT  Third 
Wilfon  G.  merchant,   161  Mulberry  Sc  55  N  Water* 
Wilfon  George,  cabinet  maker,  75  Lombard 
Wilfon  George,  accomptant,  17   Carters  alley 
Wilfon  Greenbury,  carter,  216  Co?.tes 
Wilfon  George,  grocer,  10  Fayette 
Wilfon  James,  fnoe  maker,  200  N  Front 
Wilfon  James.,  laborer,  6  Vernon 
Wilfon  James,  carter,  437  N   Third 
Wilfon  James,  oyflerm.an,  95  N  Eighth 
Wilfon  James,  fea  captain,  48  SaiVafras 
VVilfon  John,  nailer,  64  Catherine 
Wilfon  John  15.  boarding  houfe,  35  N  Second 
Wilfon  John,  boat  builder,  Penn  (K) 
Wilfon  John,  (lone  cutter,  10th  above  Waluut 

Wilfon  . •,  merchant,  95  J^  Sixth 

Wilfon  John,  (lore  keeper,  221  S  Second 
Wilfon  Ifaac,  carter,  83  Plum 
Wilfon  John,  conftable  73  Dock 
WilfoM  I^Iary,  huckHer,  272  S  Second 


(      263      ) 

\\'iiron  Mary,  boardinp^  hoiife,  15  N  Eighth 

Wilibii  Matthias,  tobacconill  282  Mulberiy 

\Viiron  Mrs.  near  15  1  S  Fitth 

Wilibn  Mrs.  42  Prune 

Wilfon  Mary,  widow,  209  N  Second 

Wilfon  R.  s^rocer,  corner  of  German  Sc  Paffyiink  road 

Wilibn  Roi)ert,  ihoe  maker,  14  Stampers  alley 

Wilibn  Robert,  tobacconill,  410N  Second 

Wilfon  S.  i^rocer,  163  N  Third 

Wilibn  Samuel,  mariner,  9  Crown 

Wilibn  Thomas,  ftone  cutter,  12th  above  Walnut 

Wilfon  Thomas,  laljorer,  Weft  ft 

Wilfon  Walter,  merchant,  64  N  Third 

Wilfon  Wm.  carter,  Goddards  alley 

Wilibn  Wm.  carpenter,  324  S  Front 

Wilfon  Widow,  236  S  Third 

Wilfon  Kenneth,  oak  cooper.  Stalls  court 

\Vilfon  Jofeph,  taylor,  126  N  Second 

Wilibn  Robert,  carpenter,  8  Knights  court 

Willey  Robert,  ftiingle  drelTer,  204  S  Third 

Willey  Ewing,  rule  maker,  5  S  Eighth 

Wiliington  Elizabeth,  widow,  348  S  Second 

Wilrey  Martin,  laborer.  Beech 

Wilftack  Charles,  ftore  keeper,  178  N  Second 

Wilt  Henry,  caulker,  439  N  Second 

Wilt  Abraham,  grocer,  116  N  Second 

Wiltberger  George,  fhop  keeper,  38  N  Front 

Wiltberger  C.  R.  merchant,  74  N  Third 

Wiltberger  Peter,  merchail*",'  101  High 

Wilton  Henry,  carter,  268  N  Third 

Wimer  George,  grocer,  274  S  7"hird 

WincklerLewis,  rigger,  3  3  Artillery  lane 

Winckler  Anthony,  bricklayer,  New  above  Third 

Wing  Frederick,  baker,  249  S  Front 

Winkhoufe  Catherine,  widow.  Sterling  alley 

Winnemore  Rofe,  widow,  301  S  Front 

Winnemore  Jacob,  grocer  next  134  Swanfon 

Winner  James,  gunfmith,  122  Brown 

Winner  Jofeph,  mariner,  369  N  Second 

Winters  Wm.  laborer,  7   Butlers  court 

Winthaver  Abraham,  gunfmith,  353  N  Third 

Winilov/  Elijah,  fea  captain,  22  Callowhill 

Wire  John,  windfor  chair  maker,  209  S  Front  &  208 

S  Water 
Wirts  ^latthew^  baker^  FrankfoK  road 


(     264     ) 

Wife  George,  blackfmith,  119  Walnut 
Wife  Martin,  tavern  keeper,  143  Coates 
Wife  Thomas,  coachman,  176  Shippen 
Wifely  Edward,  mafl  maker,  5  63  N  Front 
Wifer  Valentine,  blackfmith,  Vine  alley 
Wifer  John,  baker,  100  N  Ninth 
Wifer  John,  carpenter,  487  N  Sd 
"Wifeman  Anfon,  carpenter,  18  Artillery  lane 
"Wifeman  Elizabeth,  widow,  447  S  Second 
AVifhemer  Sophia,  feamftrefs,  123  N  Sixth 
Wifhart  Thomas,  foap  boiler,  14  N  Front 
"Wifmger  IMelchoir,  wire  worker,  76  N  Front 
AVifpart  Chriftian,  painter,  kc.  176  N  3d 
Wifsler  Jacob,  laborer.  Coopers  court 
"Wiftar  Cafper,  M.  D.  112  S  Fourth 
Willar  Daniel,  gentleman,  141  High 
W'iftar  John  IVL  merchant,  45  N  Eighth 
Wiftar.  Price  £c  Wiftar,  merchants,  143  High 
W^iftar  Sarah,  gentlevroman,  108  Ciiefnut 
Wiftar  &:  Konigm acker,  ironmongers,  117  High 
Vv'iftar  Richard,  ironmonger,  110  Chefnut 
Wiftar  Thomas,  gentleman,  133  High 
Wiftar  Peter,  wheelwright,  above  5 1 1  N  Second 
^^'ithererton  Samuel,  calico  printer,  Queen  (K) 
Witherfton  Peter,  laborer,  58  Brown 
Withman  Conftance,  mariner,  Pembertons  alley 
Witman  Margaret,  widow,  400  N  Second 
Witman  Widow,  nurie,  24  Chriftian 
AVitman  Samuel,  painter,  kc.  06  N  Fourth 
Witt  Abigail,  widow,  43  Artillery  lane 
Wival  Robert,  laborer.  400  N  Secondft 
Woelpper  George  G.  vicl:ualler  138  Saflafras 
Woglom  John,  hatter,  20  SafTafras 
Woglom  Peter,  bricklayer,  20  SaiTafras 

Woglom brick  maker,  156  N  Fifth 

W^olf  Jacob,  boarding  houfe,  1 13  Swanfon 

W^oli  Andrew,  flioe  maker,  3  Butlers  court 

Wolf  Jacob,  laborer,  472  SaiTafras 

Wolfe  Elizabeth,  huckfter,  2  Vernon 

Wolfe  John,  tinker,  159  Coates 

Wolfe  John,  carter,  3  53  N  i  ront 

Wolfe  Jacob,  drov-er,  8th  above  Callowhill 

Wolfe  Mary,  grocer,  166  Lombard 

Wolfe  Catheiine,  widow.  Drinkers  court 

Wolfiagton  Robert,  laborer,  St.  Georges,  above  11  th 


(     265     ) 

'WoliTstick  Francis,  baker,  4"3  S  From 
'Wonihoft*  Cbriiiiap,  4.1 1  N  Front 
^^'omfiey  Stipio,  laborer,  Frankford  road 
Wondeily  David,  victualler,  17  Schievelys  allev 
Wondtily  Jacob,  vi6tualler,  81  N  Eighth 
\VonclerlyWm.  viaualler,  102  N  Eighth 
Wood  Catherine^  ilore  keeper,  8  N  Second  60  liij;!^ 
V\'ood  Cornelius,  weaver,  3  South  Alley 
Wood  George,     carpenter,  next  185  SFifJi 
Wood  Hannah,  \vidov/,  281  S  Front 
M^ood  Flcni  y,  taylor,  Carpenters  (S) 
Wood  Sc  Perce,  grocers,  6  Sa»Tafras 
Wood  James,  merch£tnt,  1  17  N  Front,  47  Water 
Wood  Mary,  -vvidoYf,  30  S  Fourth 
Wood  Maiisfield  B.  carpenler,  42  Rcfe  alky 
Wood  Sarah,  boa.rding  lioufc,  Dock  aba\^e  SecoiicI 
Wood  Sophia,  boarding  houfe,  C2  SasTafras 
Wood  Saniuel,  blackfmith,  Germantown  road 
Mood  T'homas,  oak  cooper,  29  Pcnn 
vVcod  Wm.  (lore  keeper,  71  S  Fifth 
Wood  Win.  Plaifterer,  11  Willino-s  alley 
Weod  Widow,  boarding  hcufe,  159  N  Front 
Wood 'J  hdmas,  lace  &  fringe  maker,  65    Chefnut 
Woods  Jauie3,  mariner,  St.  Johns  above  Rre\yers  alley 
V/oodby  Emanual,  niariner,  215  S  Fifth 
Woodby  Margaret,  cake  baker,  5  Coombes  alley 
-Woodho.nre  James,  M.  D.  13  Cherry 
Woodhcufe  Wm.  bcok-fel'er  Sec.  6  S  Front 
WGodlaiid:  Ii^aac,  taylor,  3  1   S:  47  S  v^aier 
Woodiand~Michaei,'carrer,  2^7  Cailowkill 
Woodman  Jofepb,  biackfmith,  Saffafras  abcve  Broad 
Wot>druff  Archtbald,  gi*ocer,  66  N  Second 
Woodrun  Abraham,  blackiiiiith,  23  Artillery  lane 
Woodruir  David,  Ibotniaker,  15  Spruce 
Vy'oodruif  HamptGn,  fea  captain,  2  7  N  V/atcr 
Wcodfide  Elii-abeth,  milliner,  70  Ivlulberry 
Woodward  Charles,  accomptant.  42  High 
AV'ood.ward  Wm.  W.  printev,  bookfcller,  Sc  flatiaiief^ 

52  S  Second 
Woodward  'iiionias  Tea  capt-.tin,  210  Spruce 
Woodward  Sarah,  fpinl^er,  Walnut  abo re  Eighth 
\V  o o d  w  a r  d  J  a  m es ,  r o p e  itq  ak e  r ,  Vine  al ley 
,  Woodv/orth  John,  mariner,  Huddels  alle/ 
Wolbert  Charles,  portei-,  193  St.  Johns 

Z 


(     266     ) 

Vv'oibert  Frederick  juflice  of  the  peace,  402  N  2d 

Yv'olbert  Thomas,  Ihoe  maker,   St.  Tammany 

Wooier  Martin,  boardiiii^  houfe,  164  SalTafras 

V/oclfe  Lewis,  hair  dreffer,  10  N  Fifth 

Vv  oolUy  Geor&;e,  brick  layer,  84  Crown 

Woolmer  Daniel,  oak  cooper,  90  N  Fourth 

Wooli'idi^e  Kobert,  mariner,  154  S  Fifth 

AVoolrich  Jonr.s.  baker,  5  6  Union 

Woolfton  Benjamin,  carpenter,  5  Starr  alley 

"Work  Samuel,  carpenter.  277  S  Third 

WorkizLir  John,  inn  keeper,  219  N  Second 

Workman  Wm.  grocer,  126  Swanfon 

AVormftead  Michael,  laborer,  93  Swanfon 

Worknot  Martin,  farmer,  Hanover 

Worrell  John,  coach  painter,  210  Mulberry 

Worrell  Ifaiah,  carpenter,  18  St.  Johns 

"Warrell  Jofeph,  carpenter,  46  S  Sixth 

Worrill  Jonathan,  Hioe  maker,  93  Mulberry 

Wort  Philip,  carter,  Merideth  row,  Sc  12  above  Walnut 

Worth  James,  merchant,  215  N  Second 

Worthington  Sarah,  widow,  352  N  Front 

"Worthy  Francis,  fhoe  maker,  129  Plumb 

Wotherlingtori  Cez3.r,  fruiterer,  103  S  Fifth 

AVothefpoon  Thomas,  merchant,  56  S  Front 

Wray  James,  oak  cooper,  139  N  Water 

Wray  Wni.  grocer,  5  Sc  7  High 

Wrench  Elizabeth,  widov/,  Loxleys  court 

W^riofht  6'aieb,  currier,  65  Walnut 

Wright  Enoch,  taylor,  80  Mulberry 

Wright  George,  wood  fawer,  283  St.  Johns 

AV right  John  Lc  Co.  engineers,  68  Cherry. 249  High 

Wrig-lit  John,  oak  cooper,  15  N  Water  Sc  Says  wharf 

W^right  John, .caulker,  5  73  S  Front 

W' right  John,  carter,  Walnut  above  Eighth 

Wright  John,  foap  8c  candlemaker,    154  Lombard 

W' right  Jofeph,  fail  maker,  74  Union  49  S  Wharves 

Wright  Malcolm,   copper  fmith  Sc  tin-plate  worker, 

20  High,  34  Mulberry 
W'right  &  Williamfo.n,   fail-makers,    i^ace  fl   wharf 

k  next  99  N  Water 
Wright  widow,  53  N  Eighth 
W^right  Thomas,  porter,  24  Budd 
Wright  Thomas,  fhoe  maker,  115   S  Second 
Wright  Wm.  Sail-maker,  42  Saffafras 


(    ^^^r    ) 

"Wripilu  W \\\.  mariner,  74  Chrlftian 
Vvi'oth  \Vm.  fca,  captain,  8j  Cliriltiaii 
^Vyund  John,  baker,  33  N  Front 
Vv'yund  Kenry,  baker,  124  8  Second 
Wyatt  Robert,  carpenter,  74  N  Fourth 
Wyberg  Mary,  widov/,  Hoffmans  alley 
Wynerton  V'.'idow,  hiickfler,    5-1  Coates 
Vv'yman  George,  fagar  boiler,  248  SaiTafras 
Wymer  AndreAv,  porter,  ChriRiaii  above  1 1  6 
"Wynkoop  Benj.  gentleman,  l5l  S  Water 
Wynkoop  Joleph,  merchant,  54  N  .Second 
W.ynn  Peter,   watchman,  19  Appletree  alley 


X  ACER  CASPER,  blackfmith,  74  N  Si^th 

Yard  James  merchant,  37  S  Fourth 

Yard  Thomas,  baker,  243  S  Fourth 

Yard  Lewis,  137  Sc  139  Plum 

Yc.rd  Shandy,  mariner,    12  S  Fifth 

Yarnal  Elias,  ironmonger,   39  High 

Yeagar  John,  flioemaker,  105  Sallafras 

Yeagar  John,  fein  drelTer,  284  N  Front 

Yeards  James,  fea  captain,  2  5  Lombard 

Yetter  Charles,  carpenter,    128  Brown 

Yccom  Jam^es,  laborer,  7  N  Sixth 

Yopet  John,  iliocraaker,  318  N  Froni 

Yerke  George,  innkeeper,  200  High 

Yorke  Jonathan,  laborer,   38  George 

Yorke  John.  laborer,  3  Pine  alley 

Yorke  Samuel,  auctioneer,  41  N  Front,  39  S  Front 

Yorke  Samuel,  mariner,  31  Catherine 

Yorke  Peter,  fea  captain,   61  Dock 

Yorkion  Liizabet]i,  grocer,   79  N  Front 

Youckle  Mary,  w  ico-w,  2  Oak 

Youman  Jamies,  ha;r  dreffcr,  360  .S'  Second 

Young  Andrew,  tay -or,  376  N  Second 

Yeung  Benj.  rmivine; ,  Bettys  alley 

Young  Benj.  fiiipv-r-ght.  Beech 

You  v^g  Charles,  groc  et ,  -l  19  :3  Fro!?t 


(     268     )       . 

Young  Chas.  conTeyancer,  corner  of  4th  Sc  Chefnut 

Young  Chriftophcr,  watchman,  131  Cherr}'" 

Youn^i;  Daniel,  laborer,  Brown  (K) 

Young  Henry,  baker,    19  N  Sixth 

Ypung  Jacol),  blacklmith,   Vine  alley 

Young  Jac@b,  painter  k  glazier,  99  CallowhlU 

Young  Jacob    blackfmilh,  17  Profpecl  alley 

Young  James,  fliopkeeper,   187  Cedar 

Young  James,  weaver    Hopkins  court 

Young  James,  mariner,  Tenth  above  Vine 

Young  John,  fiioem^ker     140  Coates 

Young  John,  T.  M.  D.  458  N  Second 

Young  John,  watchman,  5  WaG:Poners  allev 

Young  Jcfeph,  grocer;  146  Brown 

Young  Lewis-,  CL.binet  maker,  79  Cedar 

Young  Lewis,  innkeeper,    1  Carpenter  (C) 

Young  Nicholas,  fhip-joiner^  2:20  N  Front 

Young  Philip,  blackfmith,  near  38  New 

Young  Samuel,  harbour  mailer,   1.70  S  Front 

Young  Samuel,  merchant,  488  N  Second 

Young  k  Snyder,  taylors,  46  N  Seventh 

Young  Thos.  Ihoemaker,  202.  S  Second 

Young  Thos.  fawyer,  Hanover 

Young  Wm.  accomptant,  66  Swan  Ton 

Young  Wm.  merchant,  comer  of  Walnut    Sc  Tliird^ 

8c  warehoufe,  next  2 1  Bank  11 
Young  Wm.  ihoemaker,  24  Chefnut 
Young  Widow,  glafs  cz  china  ilore,  18  PalTyunk  road 
Youres  George,  blackfmith,  546  N  Third 


z 


ANE  JOHX,  gentleman,  36  Farmers  alley 
Zane  John,  accomptant,  36  Farmers  alley 
Zantzinger  Thos.  B.  attorney  at  law,   City  Hall,  S: 

2  35  High 
Zargable  Anthony,  (hoemakcr,   148  SaiTafras 
Zargeppel  Godfrey,  flioemaker,   17  XIV  Chimnies 
Zchrei..s  Anthony,  feindreifer,  297  N  Third 
Zeifs  Andrew,  buJj.er,  23.  N  Seventh 


V     ^G9     ) 

Zellir  Daiiieli  merchant,   126  Branch 
Zcllcr  Jacob,  bookbinder,   12  IN  Tliird 
ZeiUiT  John,   cabinet  maker,    115  Sairafras 
Zeller  Philip,  fliopkccprr,    115  SuiTafras 
Zelicr  Mary,  tei.chcrefs,  11  9^- N  Third 
Zeller  AV in.  carpenter,   115  Saffafras 
Zcrbiu  Philipina,  lavernkeeper,  1  62  N  Third 
Zibley  Jacob,  wheelv.right,  nev.r  .Schivelevs  alley 
Zigler  Ann,  midwife,  corner  of  New  k  Fourth 
Zigler  Jacob,  carpenter,  corner  of  New  k  Fourth 
Zigler  Samuel,  drover,  corner  of  Callov/hill  h  4th 
Zigler  Wm.   carpenter,   84  Green,  353  N  Third 
Zimmerman  Adam,  taylor,  38  New 
Zinimernian  Jacob,  weaver,  341  Callowhill 
Zimmei^man  Jacob,  laborer,   Jam.es  fl- 
Zink  Godlip,  milkman,  Charlotte 
Zink  Tobias,  porter,  Cliariotte 
Zollman  WiUiam,  laylor,  66  ^  Water 


Physicians  J.  Midwives,  Nurses ,   &c. 

ALBEPvTI  GEORGE,  F.  142  N  Third 
Anion  John,"  147  N  Sixth 
Barton  Benjamin   Smith,  44  N  Fifth. 
Bertron  David,  29  Artillery  lana 
Blaynay  Arthur,  155  SaHafras 
Brown   Thomas,    114  German 
Budd  William,    137  Saifafras 
Caldwell  Charles,  29  Pine 
Cathrall  Ifaac,   107  N  Front 
Ghriftie  David,  12  Quarry 
Church  John,   266  S  Second 
Glinord  Thomas,  184  Mulberry.. 
Goxe  R.  83   W\alnut 
Cummins  Paul,  25  7  S  Third 
Currie   William,    ISO  S  Second 
Dewees  W^ilbam,    74  Mulberry 
Dcrfey   Nathan,    132  S  Front 
Duffieid  Samuel,    12  Chefnut  " 
Dunlap  James,  70  S  Third 
DuviYier  Lewis,  315  N  Front 

Z  2„ 


TAdcr  Thomas,   79  N  Water 
rifs  Jofeph,  38  N  Eighth 
Gallai^hei'  James,  4  I  S  .Second 
Gillafpie  George,    I7i  Wahmt 
Glentworth  P.  F.  144  S'afTafras 
Gois  Jofeph,  10  Plum 
Griffith  Elijah,  48  N  Second 
Griffith  Samuel,   P.  62  S  Front 
Grimes  HuRh,  792  S  Fourth 
Hanckel  John,   364  N  Second 
Harris  Robert,  243  High 
Hodges  L'-idlc»\v,  22  Callowlull 
Hewfon  Thomas,  169  S  Second 
Heylin  Iiiiac,  103  N  Fifth 
Howell  Abraham;  443  N  Front 
J-acobs  W.  S.    1 1*5  S  Fifth- 
James  " ,  near  33  Fitzwalter 

James  Thomaa,  F..  23  Cheinut 
Keehmle  John,  33  N  Fourth 
Kinly  Charles,  135    Walnut 
'  Kiihn  Adam,  next  140  Chefnut 

K-unchler  ■ 1 87  N  Second 

Lacornb  John,   66  Shippen 

La  Roche  Rene,  98  S  Fiftli 

Leib  Michaef,  28  CallowhiU- 

>lahler  J.  E.  Meade  alley 

Kartin  William,  5  8  Walnut 

Mathien  Jofiah,  42  Vine 

Minnick  Jofeph,  43  Spruce 

Mongea  R.  2 1  Prune 

KorgraTe  Nathaniel,  Tenth  above  Phllbei-^.^ 

Parke  Thomas,  20  S  Fourth 

Pafcalis  Felix,   78  Cedar 

Peres  Peter,  3 1  Caliowhi-11 

Perkins  Elijah,   231  Mulberry^ 

Pfeiffer  Jcfeph,  235  N  Second 

PfeiSer  G.  P-    225  N  Second 

Phyiick  Philip,  S.  120  r\lulberry 

Porter  John,  244  N  6'econd 

Prall  Ifaac,  204  N  Third 

Proudfit  James,  49  Walnut 

Redmon  John,  42  N  Second 

Reynolds  James,    160  b  Third 

Rogers  Wra.  40  N  Fourth 

Eonvoudt  W'ilUajHy  Woqd  above  Fourtii 


(    2ri    ) 

Riifh  Benj.  corner  of  Walnut  Sc  Fourth 
Say  Benj.  64  N  Seconil 

Serinon' ,  23  N  Second 

Shippen  Wm.   10  Prune 
Siwely  Gcorg,-e,  490  N  Second 
Sloan  John,  210  Cedtir 
S' afford  Robert,  S.    15.1  S  Third 
Strong-  Joleph,  189  Vvainut 
Stuart  James,  346  S  Second 
Vanlecr  Benj.   30  S  Eighth 
Wallace  Wm.   82  Georges 

Watts ,  2  5.0  S  Second    . 

Weaver  John,  417  N  Second 
Welier  GodiVev,  364  S  i'"ront 
Wilier  Cafper,'  112  S  Fourth 


MID  wivr.s, 

BILLINGS  ANN.  corner  of 'Nev,'^  k  Fouitli 
Brown  Mary,   10  Cyprefs  alley 
Dunlap  James,   70  S  Third 
Dickerfon  Phoebe,  17  Coates 
Emes  Ann,  207  SafTafras 
Henipill  Jane,  73  Plum 
Eiljpatrick  Ann,  96  Swanfon 
M'Cabe  iVlrs.   31  Crabb 
M'Fall  Rolina,   163   Mulberry  . 
M'Kinzey  James,  D.  66  N  Eightk 
Morrell  Mrs.   71  Union 

Phillips  Mrs.   9  Fullers  alley  .    ^ 

Kegin  Ann,  16  St.  Johns 
Roie  Ann,  corner  of  New  b:  Fourth 
Role  Jane,  9  Brewers  alley 
Role  ^ufannah,    1 1  Brewers  alley 
Vanholt  Ann,  185  Lombard 
Wells  Mary,  Mary  above  Seventh 
Wholley  Elizabeth,  36  Appletree  alley 
Zigler  Ann,  corner  of  New  and  Fovirth  streets 

^NURSES, 

BAKER  REBECCA,  66  Catherine 
Campbell  Hannah,   139  Green 
Capple  Mary,  Frankfort  Road 


C     2r2     ; 

(Varr  Sophia,  Brewers  alley 
Dcminic  Barbara,   59  SaiTafras 
Diimplin  Rebecca,   62  Coates 
Fifher  INTaiy,   55  N  Sixth 
Gardner  Mrs.   27  Church  Court 
Garlick  ]Mar|2;aret,  6  Schievelys  ^Uler 
Haines  Dorcas,  2.6  Cyprefs  alky 
Howard  Elizabeth,  549  S  Front 
Huffliidler  Elizabeth,    1V5  N  Second, 
Moore  Elizabeth,  93  N  Eighth 
Otto  Mary,  "Wefts  court 
Prefion  Sarah,  39  Cable  lane 
Rivers  Mary,   76  T't\\n. 
Robinfon  EJizabetli^  7  Callov^hill 
Hoopman  Mary,  next  38  New 
SM-ain  Elizabeth,  152  N  Second 
Trimble  Ann,  next  66  Union 
Turner  Mrs.  76  Chriilian 
V/oItniaii  ?vlrs.  66  Union 
Wilnian  Mrs.  24  Chriflian 


DAYS  OF  DISCOUNT  AND  DEPOSIT; 

AT     THE 

Bank  of  the  United  States. 

open  every  day,  except  Sundays,  Chriilmas,  and 
the  4th  oL.  July,  from  9  in  the  mornmg,  until  3  in 
the  aiternoon  ; — Tutfdays  &  Fridays  are  the  days  of 
Discount, 

Bank  of  I'Jorth  America, 

Open  every  day,  except  Sundays,  Ifl  of  January, 
Good  Friday,  Chriftmas,  Sc  4ih  of  July,  from  9  to  3 
in  the  afternoon  : — Mondays  Sc  Thurfdays,  are  the 
days  oi  J)iscjunt^ 

Bank  of  Pennsjhania. 

Open  every  day,  except  Sundays  8c  the  4th  of  Ju- 
y,  irom  9  in  the  morning,  until  3  in  the  afternoon;. 
»— ^Wednefdays  £c  Saturdays  are  the  days  of  Discount. 


LIST 

•Of  the  Streets^  Lanes,  Aileijes  and  Courts,  in  the  Clty^ 
Southxvarh,  Northern-Liberties  £ff  Kensington* 

AlIvIOXDSTPEF.T;  from  the  Dehware' to  315  Second,  be- 
tween Sliippen  street  and  Meade  v-}Ac7 
Api>letree  alley  ;  from  50  Nori-h  Fojurth,  tc  35  Fifth  street 
Arch  street ;  (see  Mulberry)  .    '     ' 

Ar  illery  lane;  from  342  North  Front,  to ,363  Second  street    . 
Br.ill^v's  cciirr ;  opens  ::ext  7' Ver -.on  street 
Ball  alley ;  from  120  Cedar,  to  77  Shippen  strset 
Ball's  alie    ;  from  ihe  Delaware,  to  391  North  Front  street 
Beach  s'reet;  from  the  intersection  of  <'^ieen  and  Penn  streets, 

running  N  ;rth  to  Binh'-.pstree'-  (Ker.jington) 
Bishop  street;  from  Beech  to  Q]ieen  street,  (Kensington) 
Bank  street;  (commonly  called  White  horse  aUey)  from  70High^ 

to  69  Chesnut  street  / 

"Bakers  alley  ;  fr'^m  55  New,  tc  70  Vine  street 
Beck's  alley  ;  from  172Svvansop,  to  4534^rcnt  street 
Bearstici.ers  c'virt ;  from  68  Ncrih  Sixi.h  E'reet 
Bettvs  alley  ;  from  Swans'~n,  to  403  Sou;h  Front  street 
Bjddles  alley  ;  frocn  78  H  igh ,  to  ^J  EibcAv  lane 
Birds  alley  ;  from  78  Ca'herhie,  to  Qiieeu  street  . 
^Tack  horse  alley  ;  fr'  ni  20  S  Frrnt,  to  19  Second  street 
Bclrons  court ;  from  16  R-^u'h  Six. h  street 
Brittoiis  alley  j  from  the  Dilav/are  lo  2C5  Nor-h  \Va"er  street 
Branch  street;  from  130  Nc  rth  Third,  to  59  Foni-'dA  street 
Brevers  alley  ;  from  150  Nor  h  '^ec"nd,to  near  113  Fourth  street 
Brown  street ;  from  Cherry,  to  Vienna  street  (Kensington) 
Brown  street ;  from  414  North  Front   to  Fourth,  between  Coates 

direct  and  Poplar  lane 
Browns  court ;  from  34  Sassafras  street 
Brooks  court;  from  126  Nor  h  Front  street 
Brooks  alley ;  fr^in  99  Coates  street,  runing  North 
Budd  street;  from  37  Green,  to  abive  Brown,  between  Front 

and  Second  street 
Butlers  caurt ;  from  37  Budd  street 
Cable  lane;  from  19  Vine,  to  Margaretta^  between  Front  and 

Second  steee^s 
-Charles  street ;  from  335  Callowhiil,  runing  North 
Charlotte  street ;  from  121  Brown,  to   Poplar   lane,   betweenk 

Third  and  Fourth  streets 
Cherry  street ;  from  Queen,  to  the  Frankfort  read,  (Kensington) 
Callo\\'hili  street ;  from,  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill,    and   be- 
tween Vine  street  and  Peggs  Run 
Carlyles  alley  ;  from  46  South  Fifth  street 
Carpenters  street;  from  Sixth,  to  Seventh,  between  High  and 

Chesnut  streets 
6'arpenters  street ;  from  Second  street  road  to  Passyunk   road, 

and  between  Christia,n  and  Prime  streets 
Cu,rters  alley ;  from  66  Souch  Second  street,  runing  West. 


(      274  ) 

^ather'mc  street ;  from    the  Delaware   to   Schuylkill,  betwecm 

Shippen  and  (^ueen  sLreets 
6'aufrmans  court ;  from  14  Chen-;-  street 
Chancery  lane;  from  15  Coombs  alley,  to  32  Mulberry  street 
Cherry  street;  from  74  North  Third,  to  Tenth,  and  continued 

frcm  11th  to  the  5'chuylkill,  between  Mulberrv  &  Sassafras 
Chesnut  street ;  from  the  Delaware  to  5'chulkin,  and  between 

High  &  Walnut  streets 
Church  alley  ;  from  .'20  North  Second,  to  11  Third  street 
Christian  street;  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill,    &.  between 

Qiieen  and  Prime  streeis 
Clover  alley  ;  from  90  Sciit-h  Fif'h,  to  125  Sixth  streets 
Coates  street ;  frcrn  the  Delaware  to  the  Ridge  road,  &  betweeji 

Brown  and  Green  streets 
Coates  court ;  frcm  31  Cable  l?.ne 

Coates  alley  ;  from  134  North  Fourth,  to  151  Second  street 
Coombs  alley  ;  from  4A-  North  Front,  to  51  Second  street 
Coopers  court ;  from  404  North  Front  street 
Cox's  aliev  ;  frcm  180  Swanson,  to  463  South  Front  street 
Crab  street ;  from  opposite  145  Cedar,  to  2  Oak  street 
Cressons  alley  ;  from  96  North  Fifch,  to  91  Sixth  street 
Cressons  court ;  from  61  Cherry  street      ^ 
Crocket  Billet  alley;  from  17  S  Wharves,  to  21  Water  street 
Crown  street ;  from  155  Sassafrass,  to  above  Wood,  &  hetwee» 

Fourth  and  Fifth  streets 
Cypress  alley ;  from  144  South  Third,  to  79  Fourth  street 
Dock  street ;  frC'tn  133  South  Front  aod   15  Spruce   street,  to 

67  South  Third,  between  Chesnut  and  Walnut  streets 
Drinkers  court ;  from  66  Union  street 

Drinkers  alley;  from  108  North  Front,  to  119  Second  stree^ 
Duke  street;  runing  N  &  S  from  Palmer  to   Wood  street 
Elfreths  alley  ;  from  94  North  Front,  to  105  Second  street 
Eighth  street  (South)  from  266  High,  to  Cedar,  and  between 

Seventh  and  Ninth  streets 
Eighth  street  (North)  ;  from  301  High,  to  above  Callov/hill,  and 

between  Seven*:h  and  Ninth  streets 
Elizabeth  street ;  from  164  Soti-h  Sixth,  to    Seventh,  betweea 

Spruce  and  Lombard  streets 
Elfreths  alley ;  from  94  North  Front,  to  105  Second  street 
Elmsleys  alley  ;  from  118  S  Seceiid  street 
Etris'  court  ;  from  12'3  North  Fifth  street 
Fai  meis  oWey ;  (com m only  called  Sugar  allvjy)  from  32  North 

Six'h,  to  23  Seventh  street 
Farmers  row  ;  from  107  S  Second  street 
Fayette  street ;  fr"ni  53  Phiibert.  to  260*  Mulberry  street 
Filbert  street ;  (see  Phiibert  street) 
Fearis'  alley  ;  from  148  North  Front  street 
Fvfth  street  (North)  ;  frcm  197  High,  to  Vine  alley,  and   be> 

twc^n  Fourth  Sc  Sixth  streets 
Fifth  street  (South) ;"  from  168  High,  to  Catherine,  between: 

Four.h  and  Sixih  streets 
Fitzwaltsr  street ;  from  32  Passvuaik  road 


(     275     ) 

Fcurih  street  (North);    from   155  HJjh,  to  the  Germantown 

roail,  and  between  Third  &.  Fifih  streets 
Fourth  street  (South'*;  from  128  High,  to  Carpenters,  between 

'Third  &  Fifih  stfeets 
Frankfort  road;  from  the  Ui)per  Bridge,  riming  North 
Franklin  court ;  from  106  High  street 
Frombergcrs  court ;  from  34  North  Second  street 
Front  street   (South)  froni  14  High,  to  Prime,  and  between 

W  ater,  Penn  ^•.  Second  streets 
Front  street  (North) ;  from  21  High,  to  the  interseaion  of  Ger- 

mantOAvn  and  Fi-an.k ford  roads 
XIV  Chimneys  ;  from  132  N,)r'h  Fifth  street 
Fullers  alley  ;'from  300  South  Front,  to  323  Second  street 
Garden  street ;  from  297  Callciwhill  street 
Gaskill  street ;  from  238  South  Second,  to  229  Fifth,  andbetween 

Lombard  &  Cedar  streets 
Georges  street ;  from  24  Gsskill,  to  31  German  streets 
Germantown  road ;    from  the  interseaion  of  Front  street  and 

Frankfort  road;> 
•Gillasses  alley;  from  136  Lombard,  to  189  Cedar  streets 
Goddards  alley;  from  2  Cable  lane,  to  211  North  Second  street 
Grays  alley  ;  from  62  South  Front,  to  79  Second  streets 
Grindsrone  allev  ;  from  81  High  to  Church  alley 
Gcforth  alley  ;  'from  67  Dock  street,  to  72  Chesnut  streets 
Greenleafs  court ;  from  10  S  Fourth  street 

Green  street  ;  frojn  353  North  Front,  to  above  the  York  road 
Grisels  alley  ;  from  13  Fitzwalter,  to  Little  Oak  street 
Garrigues  court ;  from  213  Sassafras 
Harmony  court ;  from  76  S  Third,  to  47  Fourth  street 
Hartungs  allev  ;  from  26  North  Second,  to  31  Third  streets 
Hoftmans  alley;  from  61C  herry,  to  114  Sassafras  sireet 
Hurst  street;  "from  146  Lombard,  to  191  Cedar  streets 
High  street ;    from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill,  and  between 

Mulberry  &  Chesnut  streets 
Hopkins' court ;  from  near  the  interseaion  of  the  Germantown 

road  and  Second  street 
Hanover  street ;  from  Beech  street  to  the  Frankfort  road  (Kenu.) 
Hudsons  lar.e  ;  from  Passvunk  road  below  Catherine  street 
Huddles  allev  ;  from  the  Delaware  to  79  Sw^ansou  street 
Hudsons  alJe*v  ;  from  112  Chesnut  street,  to  Harmony  court 
Hunters  court;  from  North  Eleventh,  between  High  and  Philbert 
Jacksons  court ;  ft-om  39  Sassafras  street 
Jacoby  street;  from  438  Sassafras  street 
Jones  alley  ;  from  15  Marvis  alley 

Keys  alley;  from  160  North  Front,  to  183  Second  street 
Knights  court;  from  170  Cherry  street 
Kunckle  street ;  from  Brewers  alley  to  PeggsRvm,  and  between 

Second  &.  Third  streets 
Lattitia  court ;  from  30  High  street,  to  Black  horse  alley 
Laurel  street ;  from  39  Spruce  street,  to  York  comt 
Liberty  court ;  from  9  Ar cillery  lane  to  6  Green  street 
LUley  alley;  from  St.  Tammany,  to  74  Green  streets 
Little  Oak  street ;  from  Fifth  to  Spaiibrd,  between  Shippon  5c 
Fitzwalter  streets 


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i,ltilc  Dock  street ;  from  50  Spmce,  to  177  S  Second  streets 
Locust  street ;  from  124- South  Sixth,  to  the  Scliu)lkiii,  a.ncl  be- 
tween WahiUi"  k.  Spruce  Streets 
Lombard  street;  from  212   S Front,  :o  the  Schuylkill,  and  be- 

tw  een  P^ne  and  Cedar  streets 
Loxleys  alley  ;  from  115  Miil'oerry,  to  20  Clierr  y  street 
Loxleys  court ;  from  SO  Spruce  i:.ireer 
M'Cuiloiighs  cciirt ;  from  M^  Konh  Front  street 
Maiden  s-.reet;    frcm  the  Delaware  to  the  irxterscfiicn  of  the 

Germantov/n  read '"- front  street 
T.Inrgaretta  street;  frcm  253  Nf.nh  Front,  toSTo  Second  street 
Market  lane;  from  93  Nf  r'.h  Eleventh  street 
Mar)  street ;  (Southwark)  irc  ra  496  Sou.h  Front,  to  505  Second 
?-Iarys  street;  from  220  ^cutr.  Sirih,  to  Eighth,  and  between 

Lombard  k  Cedar  streets 
Marys  alley;  from  27  Gillases  alley,  to  South  Sixth  street 
Matlock 3  court;  from  12  Spruce  sticet 
Meade  alley  ;  from  90  Swanson,  to  349  Souh  Second,  and  be* 

Shippen  &.  Catharine  streets 
Merrits  lane;  from  South  Fourth,  to  Passyunk rc-ad,  Sibetv.een 

Catherine  &:  Carpenters  streets 
.  Merediths  row ;  fr'.m.  the  York  road,  above  Noble  street 
Mitiilins  alley ;  from  112  Souih  Second  street 
Moravian  alley  ;  from  77  Mulberry,  to  70  Sajrsafrrss  streets 
New  stree:;  from  158  N<^)nh  Second,  to  near  93  Fourth  streets 
Nicholsons  alley  \  from  113  C'ncrry  s.reet 
Ninth  street  (South);  fr^-m  112  High,  to  Cedar,  and  between 

Eigiith  Sc  Tenth  streets 
Ninth  street  (Ncrth) ;  fi:m  339  High,  to  Vine^  and  between 

Eighth  &,  Tenth  streets 
Noble  street ;  from  320  Nor^h  Front,  to  Fifth,  and   continued 
abc  ve  8th  in  Spring  Gardeiis,  betv.  een  Callowhil  8i  Vine  alley 
Norris'  alley;  frcm  6d  South  Front,  to  87"  Second  streets 
North  alley;  from  o5  North  Fifth,  to  09  Sixth  streets 
Oak  street ;  frc»m'  ?2  Crab,  to  31  Passyunk  road 
OaK  street  (Nurcl.crn  Liberiies);  a  continuation  of  North  Water 
above  Fiont  street  liriu^^e,  and  between  the  DeJav.  are   and 
Front  sti-e3t 
Palr.icr  stree: ;  from  C^tieen  street  to  the  Frankfort  read  (Ken.) 
Pine  street ;    from  the   Dela-sare  to  SchuylkiU,  and  between 

Union  &.  Lombard  streets 
Penn street  (Kensington};  ccmm'-nly  called  Point  Pleasant, run- 

ing  Nor'ii  along  tlie  DelaA''are  to  Qiieen  street 
Philber:  street;  from  24  Nor  h  Eigh  h,  ^o  rbe  Schuylkill,  be- 

fween  Hig^i  and  Miilberry  streets 
Pleasant  street ;   frnn  255   Vine,  to   Callj\».'hiil,    and  between 

Seventh  ?<  EigU'-b  streets 
Penn  street ;  from  Fir: 2  to  Abnrnd,  between  the  Delaware  and 

■   South  Fran*^  street 
Pine  alley;  from  Ball^^Ue/  co  23 J  iourh  Ftmr^h  sTeet 
Parrams  alley  ;  from  104  Sv.-anson,  to  393  >cuth  Front  street 
Pa'>r.\'.;r.krcad;  from  170  Cedar,  ruling  South,  between  Fourtk 
Fifth  &  SUtla  streets 


(   2rr   ) 

Pearsons  court;  from  11  North  .9eventh  str<?et 

Pear  street;  from  the   interseAion  of  Second  and  Dock,  to  S3 

South  Third  streets 
Peggs  Run  ;  from  290  North  Front  street 
Pembertons  alley  ;  from  85  New  to  Vine  streets 
Pewterplatter  alley  ;  from  14  North  Front  to  17  5'econd  streets 
Pfeiffers  alley  ;  from  22  CabJelane,  to  235  North  Second  street 
Plum  street ;  from  320  South   Second,  to  Fifth,  between  ^'hip- 

pen  8c  German  streets 
Poplar  lane ;  from  468  North  5'econd,  to  the  Ridge  road,  and 

above  Brown  street 
Powell  street ;  from  100  South  Fifth,  to  Sixth  street 
Priests  court ;  from  10  North  Front  street 
Prime  street ;    from   the   Delaware  to  Passyunk  road,    below 

Catherine  street 
Prospeft  alley ;  from  Fayette  to  the  Schuylkill,  between  Mul- 
berry &  Philbert  streets 
Prune  street ;  from  112  South  Fourth,  to  near  81  Sixth  street 
.  Qiiarry  street:  from  36  Moravian  alley,  to  101  North  Third  st. 
Queen  street  (Kensington)  ;  from  the  intersection  of  Penn  and 

Bishop  streets,  to  the  Frankfort  road 
Queen  streets ;    from  the   Delaware  to  Third,   and  between 

Catherine  &  Christian  streets 
Race  street ;  (see  Sassafras  street) 
Randolphs  courc ;  from  126  North  Second  street 
Reads  alley  ;  from  190  Cedar,  to  5  Small  streets 
Relief  street ;  from  218  South  Front,  to  237  Second  streets 
Relief  alley;  from  77  Dock  street,  to  34  Carters  alley 
Richardsons  court ;  from  159  Sassafras  street 
Rose  alley ;  from  St.  Tammany  near  Third,  to  Brown  street 
Rowlinsons  court ;  from  149  North  Second  street 
Sassafras  street ;  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill,  and  between 

Cherry  &  Vine  streets 
5'assafras  alley ;  from  141  North  Sixth,  to  Schievelys  alley 
Says  alley  ;  from  41  Brown  street 

Scheivelys  alley ;  from  201  5'assafras,  to  5'assafras  alley 
Second  street  (5'outh)  ;  from  52  High,  to  Mary,  and  between 

Front  &  Third  streets 
Second  street  (North)  ;  from  61  High,  to  the  GermantoAvn  road, 

and  betv\'een  Front  and  Third  streets 
Seiptzs  court ;  from  CO  Sassafras  street 
Seventh  street  (Sou'ch)  ;  from  228  High,  to  Cedar,  and  between 

iixth  &  Eighth  streets 
Seventh  street  (North)  ;  from  263  High,  to  Vine,  and  between 

Sixth  &  Eighth  streets 
SheafFs  alley  ;  on  the  West  side  of  Eleventh,  near  Vine  streets 
Shepherds  court ;  from  56  North  Third  street 
Simmcnds  court.;  from  216  North  Front  street 
Sims  alley;  from  the  Delaware  to  15  South  Water  street 
Seventh  street  Little  ;  from  Walnut  to  Locust,  between  Seventh 
and  Eighth  streets 
A  a 


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Shackemuken  street ;  from  Qiicen  street  to  the  Frankfort  road 
Shippen  street ;  from  266  5'outh  Front  street  to  Passyunk  road, 

and  between  Cedar,  Almond  &.  German  streets 
Sixth  street  (South)  ;  from    192  High,  to  Passyunk  road,  and 

between  Fifth  &  Seventh  streets 
Sixth  street  (North);  from  233  High,  to  Vine  alley,  and  be- 
tween Fifth  and  Seventh  streets 
Small  street  ;  from  190  South  Fifth,  to  Sixth  street 
Smithe  alley  ;  from  212  South  Third,  to  32  Gaskill  streits 
Smiths  court;  from  172  North  Eighth  street 
South  street ;  (see  Cedar  street) 
South  alley ;  from  10  North  Fifth,  to  7  Sixth  street 
Spafford  street ;  from  204  Shippen,  to  43  Fitzwalter  streets 
Spruce  street ;  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill,  and  between 

Dock  &  Union  streets 
5'tampers  alley  ;  from  208  5'outh  6'econd,  to  163  Third  street* 
.Stalls  court;  from  213  5"assafras  street 
Starr  alley ;  from  63  CheiTv,  to  189  5'assafras  streets 
5'terling  alley  ;  from  15  Cherry,  to  118  6'assafras  streets 
5"trawberr}'  street ;  from  58  High,  to  55  Chesnut  street 
5'trembachs  court,-  from  239  North  5'econd  street 
.Steinmetzs  court,-  from  93  North  Fourth  street 
St.  Georges  street ;  from  50  South  Sixth,  to  Broad,  and  between 

Chesnut  &  Walnut  streets 
•5't.  Johns  street ;  from  59  Vine,  to  the  Germantown  road,  and 

between  North  6'econd  8c  Third  streets 
St.  Tammany  street ;  from  318  North  6'econd,  to  the  German- 
town  road  above  the  bridge 
5'ammers  court;  from  414  South  .Second  street 
.Swanson  street,-  from.  10   Cedar,  to  Prime,  and  between  the 

Delaware  and  South  Front  street 
Taper  alley ,-  from  53  Green  street 

Ta}  lors  alley  ,-  from  58  South  Front,  to  73  Second  streets 
Tenth  street  [North] ,-  from  High  to  Vine,  and  between  Ninth 

and  Eleventh  streets 
Tenth  street  [.South]  /  from  High  to  Cedar,  and  between  Ninth 

&  Eleventh  streets 
Third  street  [North]  ,-  from  115  High,  to  the  Germantown  road, 

and  between  North  Second  and  Fourth  streets 
Third  street   [South],-  from  High  to  Christian,  and  between 

South  5'econd  and  Fourth  streets 
Turners  alley,-  from  210  High,  to  Carpenters  streets 
Union  street,-  from  166  South  Front,  to  79  Fourth,  and  be- 
tween Spruce  and  Pine  streets 
Vernon  street,-  from 44  Cedar,  to  29  .Shippen street 
Vienna  street ,-  from  Cherry  to  West  street  [Kensington] 
Vine  street ,-  from  the  Delaware  to  5'chuylkill,  and  between  5'as.* 

safi-as  and  Callowhill  street 
Vine  alley  ;  [commonly  called  Buttonwood  lane]  form  the  York 

road,  above  Peggs  Run  to  the  Ridge  road 
Waggoners  alley,-  from  135  Cherry,  to  252  Sassafras  streets 


(     279     ) 

Walnut  street ;  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill,  and  between 

Chesnut  and  Dock  streets 
Warren  street;  from  Beech,  to  Qiieen  streets  [Kensington] 
Water  street  Little  ;  from  Lombard  street  alley  to  7  Cedar  street 
Water  street  [South]  ,•   from  12  High,  to  Pine,  and  between 

the  Delaware  and  Front  street 
Water  street  [North],-  from  16  High,  to  Peggs  Run,  between 

the  Delaware  and  North  Frotit  street 
Watkins  court;  from  22  Moravian  alley 
Webbs  alley;  from  221  Cherry,  to  334  Sassafras  streets 
Welches  court ;  from  155  5'pruce  street 
Wells  alley;  from  the  Delaware  to  371  Korth  Front  street 
Wests  court;  from  27  Cable  lane 

West  street;  from  Wood,  to  Hanover  streets,  Kensington 
William  street ;  from  347  Callowhill  street  to  Vine  alley 
W  illings  alley  ;  from  98  South  Third,  to  75  Fourth  street 
Wittmans  court;  from  400  North  Second  street 
Wood  street;  from  the  York,  to  the  Ridge  roads,  and  between 

Vine  and  Callowhill  streets 
Wood  street;  from  Qiieen  street,  near  the  Pointroad,  Kensing. 
York  road;   from  the  interseAion  of  Vine  and  Fourth  streets, 

to  the  Germanton  road 
York  court ;  from  105  South  Third  street 


APPENDIX. 


LIST  OF  DUTIES 

Pavable  bv  law  on  all  Goods,  Wares  and  Mer- 
chandize imported  into  the  United  States,  from 
and  after  the  30th  June,  1800,  in  American  Ships 
or  vessels. 

N.  B.  If  imported  171  foreign  ships  or  vessels,  a?i  ad- 
dition is  made  of  10 per  centum  to  the  amount  of 
duties, 

Arms,  fire  and  side,  not  otherwise  enume- 
rated, or  parts  thereof  15  per  cent.  ad.  val. 

Apparatus,  philoscphical,  specially  imported 
for  any  seminan.-  of  learning  free 

Ale,  beer  and  porter,  in  casks  or  bottles  8  cents  per  gallon 

on  value  of  the  bottles  12  1-2  per  cent 

Artificial  flowers,  feathers,  and  other  orna- 
ments for  women's  head-dresses  15  per  cent 

Anniseed  15  ditto 

Articles  of  all  kinds,  of  the  growth,  product 
or  manufacture  of  the  United  States,  spirits 
excepted  free 

Anchors  12  1^2  per  cent 

B 

Brass  cannon,  15  per  cent. 

teutenage  and  wire,  free. 

Brass,  iron  or  steel  locks,  hinges,  hoes,  anvils 

and  vises,  12  1-2  per  cent 
Brass  anvils,  See  and  all  other  m.anufactures 

of  brass,  15  per  cent. 

Balls  and  balsams,  (see  powders,  pastes,  Sec.)  15  per  cent. 

Beer,  ale,  and  porter,  in  casks  or  bottles,  8  cents  per  gall. 

on  value  of  the  bottles,  12  1-2  per  cent. 

Bricks  and  tiles.  15  percent. 

Bonnets,  hats  and  caps  of  every  kind,  15  per  cent. 

Boots,  -75  cents  per  pair: 

Bocks,  blank,  _  12  1-2  per  cent. 

Buttpr.s  of  eveiy  kind,  15  per  cent. 

BucUes,  shoe  and  knee,  15  per  cent. 

Brushes,  121-2   ditto 

Btillion.  free. " 


(     ii     ) 


Cannon  of  brass, 

Carriages,  or  parts  of  carriages, 

Cards,  playing, 

■,  wool  and  cotton, 

Cables,  and  tarred  cordage, 

Cabinet  wares, 

Caps,  hats  and  bonnets  of  every  kind. 

Carpets  and  carpeting, 

Cartridge  paper. 

Candles  of  tallow, 

— —  of  wax  or  spermaceti, 

Capers, 

Canes,  w^alking  sticks  and  whips, 

Cambricks, 

Cheese, 

China  ware, 

Cinnamon,  cloves,  currants  and  comfits. 

Chintzes  and  coloured  calicoes  or  muslins,  and 
all  printed,  stained  or  coloured  goods  or  ma- 
nufactures of  cotton,  or  of  linen,  or  of  both, 
or  of  which  cotton  or  linen  is  the  material 
of  chief  value, 

Cocoa,  . 

Chocolate, 

Clogs  and  goloshoes  (see  shoes) 

Cordage,  tarred, 

and  yam  untarred, 

Cosmetics, 

Coal, 

Colours  (see  painters') 

Copper  manufactures, 

in  plates,  pigs  and  bars. 

Compositions  for  the  teeth  orgtmis  (see  den- 
tifrice) 

Coffee, 

Cotton, 

Cotton  or  linen  manufactures,  or  of  both  or 
of  which  cotton  or  linen  is  the  material  of 
chief  value,  being  printed,  stained  or  co- 
loured, or  cotton  manufactures  not  printed, 
stained,  or  coloured, 
Clocks  and  watches,  or  parts  of  either. 
Coaches,  chariots,  phzetons,  chairs,  chaises, 

solos,  or  other  carriages,  or  parts  of  either,    20        ditto 


15  per  cent. 
20  per  cent. 
25  cts.  per  pack. 
50  cts.  per  dozen. 
180  cents  per  cwt. 
15  per  cent. 
15  per  cent. 
15  per  cent. 
15  per  cent. 
2  cents  per  lb. 

6  ditto,     do. 
1 5  per  cent. 
12  1-2  per  cent. 
12  1-2    ditto 

7  cents  per  lb. 
15  per  cent. 
15     cent. 


12  1-2  per  cent. 

2  cents  per  lb. 

3  do.     do. 

15  cents  per  pair. 
180  cents  per  cwt. 
225     do.     do. 
15  per  cent. 
5  cents  per  bushel. 
15  per  cent. 
15      ditto 

free. 

15  per  cent. 
5  cents  per  lb. 
3     do.     do. 


12  1-2  per  cent, 
15         ditto 


C    iii     ) 


Clothing  ready  nude, 
Cutlasses,  or  parts  thereof, 


D 


Dates  and  figs, 

Dentrifrice,  powders,  tinctures,  preparations 
and  compositions  for  the  teeth  or  gums, 

Dolls,  dressed  and  undressed,  or  parts  there- 
of, 

Drugs,  medicinal,  except  those  commonly 
used  for  dyeing. 

and  woods  for  dveing, 

E 

Earthen  and  stone  ware, 

Essences  (see  powders,  pastes,  Sec.) 

F 

Fans,  or  parts  thereof. 

Feathers,  and  other  ornaments  for  women's 

head-dresses. 
Fringes    commonly  used    by   upholsterers, 

coach-makers  and  saddlers. 
Figs, 

Flowers,  artificial. 

Floor-cloths  and  mats,  or  parts  of  either, 
Fruits  of  all  kinds, 
Furrs  of  every  kind,  tmdressed, 

G 

Glass  black  quart  bottles, 

window  glass, 

all  other  glass,   and   manufactures 

thereof, 

Glauber  salts, 

Gauzes, 

Geneva,  (see  spirits) 

Ginger, 

Girandoles,  or  parts  thereof, 

Goloshoes,  (see  shoes) 

Gloves  and  mittens  of  every  kind, 

Gold,  silver  and  plated  ware. 

Gold  and  silver  lace, 

Goods,  wares  and  merchandize  intended  to 
be  re-exported  to  a  foreign  port  or  place  in 
the  same  ship  ©r  vessel  in  which  they 
shall  be  imported ;  and  all  articles  of  the 
groYs^th,  product  or  manufacture  of  the 
U»ited  States,  spirits  excepted, 


12  1-2  percent. 
15  per  cent. 

15  per  cent. 

15  per  cent. 

15  per  cent. 

15  per  cent, 
free. 

15  per  cent. 
15  per  cent. 

15  per  cent. 

15  per  cent. 

15  per  cent. 
15  ditto 
15  ditto 
15  ditto 
15  ditto 
free. 

12  1-2  per  cent. 
15  per  cent. 

20  per  cent. 
200  cents  per  cwt 
12  1-2  per  cent 

15    ditto 

20   dhto 
15  cents  per  pair 
15  per  cent. 
15    ditto. 
15   ditto 


free 


(     iv     ) 


Goods,  wares  and  merchandize  not  herein 
otherwise  particularly  enumerared  and 
described, 

Glue, 

Gunpowder 

H 

Hangers,  or  parts  thereof, 

Hair  Powder, 

Hals,  caps  and  bonnets  of  every  kind. 

Hemp, 

Hides,  raw, 


12  1-2  per  cent 
15        ditto 
12  1-2  ditto 

15  diuo 
15  ditto 
15  ditto 

100  cents  per  cwt 
free 


Implements  of  the  trade  or  profession  of  per- 
sons who  come  to  reside  in  the  United 
States, 

Indigo, 

Iron  wire, 

,  steel  or  brass  locks,  hinges,  hoes,  anvils 

and  vises, 

cast,  slit  or  rolled,  and  all  manufactures 

of  iron,  steel  or  brass,  or  of  which  either 
of  those  metals  is  the  article  of  chief 
value,  not  being  otherwise  particularly 
enumerated. 


Jewellery,  and  paste  work. 


J 

L 


free 
25  cenls  per  lb 
free 

12  1-2  per  cent 


15  per  cent 

15    ditto 

15  per  cent. 
12  1-2  per  cent. 


Lace  of  gold  and  silver, 

Lace  and  lawns. 

Laces,  lines,  fringes,  tassels  and  trimmings, 
commonly  used  by  upholsterers,  coach- 
makers  and  saddlers. 

Lampblack, 

Lapis  caliminaris, 

Leather,  tanned  and  tawed,  and  all  m.anufac- 
tures  of  leather,  or  of  which  leather  is  the 
article  of  chief  value,  not  otherwise  parti- 
cularly enumerated, 

Lead  and  musket-ball, 

all  other  manufactures  of  lead,  or  in 

which  lead  is  the  chief  article, 

Lemons  and  limes, 

Linen  manufactures,  or  of  which  linen  is  the 
chief  value,  not  printed,  stained  or  coloured,  12  1-2  per  cent. 


15  per  cent. 
12  1-2  per  cent 
free. 


15  per  cent. 
1  cent  per  lb. 

1  cent  per  lb. 
15  per  cent. 


(     V     ) 

Linen  or  cotton  manufactures,  or  of  both,  or 
of  which  cotton  or  linen  is  the  material  of 
chief  value,  being  printed,  stained  or  co- 
loured ;  or  cotton  manufactures  not  printed, 
stained  or  coloured,  12  1-2  per  cent. 

Looking-glasses,  or  parts  thereof,  20  per  cent. 

M 

Manufactures  of  tin,  pewter  and  copper,  15  per  cent. 

Manufactures   of  iron,  steel  or   brass,   not 

otherwise  particularly  enumerated,  15  per  cent. 

Manufactures  of  leather,  not  otherwise  parti- 
cularly enumerated,  15  per  cent.  ^ 

Manufactures  of  lead,  not  otherwise  particu- 
larly enumerated,  1  cent  per  lb 

Manufactures  of  cotton  or  linen,  or  of  both, 
printed,  stained  or  coloured,  or  of  cotton 
not  printed,  stained  or  coloured,  12  1-2  per  cent. 

Manufactures  of  linen,  not  printed,  stained  or 

coloured,  12  1-2  per  cent. 

Manufactures  of  glass  (see  glass). 

Manufactures  of  tobacco  (see  snufF  and  to- 
bacco). 

Manufactures  of  wood  (see  cabinet  wares 
and  wood). 

Manufactures  of  the  United  States,  spirits 
excepted,  free. 

Mats  and  floor-cloths,  or  parts  of  either,  15  per  cent. 

Malt,  10  cents  per  bushel. 

Marble,  slate,  and  other  stone,  bricks,  tiles, 
tables,  mortars,  and  other  utensils  of  mar- 
ble or  slate ;  and,  generally,  all  stone  and 
earthen  ware,  15  per  cent. 

Mace,  15  per  cent. 

Medicinal  drugs,  except  those  commonly  used 

in  dyeing,  15  per  cent. 

Merchandize,  goods  and  wares  not  herein 
otherwise  particularly  enumerated  and  de- 
scribed, 12  1-2  per  cent. 

Mittens  and  gloves  of  every  kind,  15  per  cent. 

Millinery  ready  made,  15  per  cent. 

Molasses,  5  cents  per  gallon 

Muskets  and  firelocks,  with  bayonets  suited 
to  the  same,  15  per  cent. 

A  2 


(     vi     ) 

Muskets  and  firelocks  without  bayonets  or, 

pafts  of  either,  15  per  cent. 

Mustard  in  flour,  15  per  cent. 

Muslins   and     muslinets,    whether    prmted, 

stained,  coloured  or  otherwise,  12  1-2  per  cent. 

N 

Kails,  2  cents  per  lb. 

Nankins,  12  1-2  per  cent. 

Nutmegs,  15  per  cent. 

o 

Oranges,  15  per  cent. 

Ornaments  for  women's  head-dresse.s,  15  per  cent. 
Ointments,  oils  and  odours,  (see  powders, 

pastes,  8ic.)  15  per  cent. 

Olives,  15  per  cent. 

Oil,        '  ■  15  per  cent. 


Paper-hanging?, 

Paper,  writing  and  wrapping, 

Paper,  sheathing  and  cartridge, 

Painters'  colours,  whether  dry  or  ground  in 
oil,  except  those  commonly  used  in  dyeing. 

Pack-thread  and  twine. 

Pasteboard,  parchment  or  vellum. 

Paste  work  and  jewelry, 

Phxtons,  or  parts  thei-eof, 

Plaster  of  Paris, 

Pewter  manufactures, 

Pewtgr,  old, 

Pepper, 

Perfumes, 

Pistols,  or  parts  thereof, 

Pictures  and  prints, 

yimento. 

Printing  types, 

Pickles  of  all  sorts, 

Printed,  stained  or  coloured  goods  or  manu- 
factures of  cotton,  or  of  linen,  or  of  both. 

Philosophical  apparatus,    specially  imported 
for  any  seminary  of  learning, 

Porter,  beer  or  ale,  in  casks  or  bottles, 
on  value  of  the  bottles. 

Powder  for  hair, 

Powder,  gun. 


15  per  cent. 
12  1-2  per  cent. 
15  per  cent. 

15  per  cent. 

400  cents  per  cwt. 

12  1-2  per  cent.     . 

15  per  cent. 

20  j^er  cent. 

free. 

15  per  cent. 

free. 

6  cents  per  lb. 
15  per  cent. 
15  per  cent. 
12  1-2  per  ccRt. 
4  cents  per  lb. 
12  1-2  per  cent. 
15  per  cent. 

12  1-2  per  cent. 

free 

8  cents  per  gallon. 

12  1-2  per  cent. 

15  per  cent. 

12  1-2  per  cent. 


( 


Vll 


) 


Powders,  pastes,  balls,  balsams,  ointments, 
oils,  waters,  washes,  tiiictures,  essences, 
or  other  preparations  or  compositions,  com- 
monly called  sweet  scents,  odours,  per- 
fumes or  cosmetics,  and  all  powders  or  pre- 
parations for  the  teeth  or  gums, 

Plums  and  prunes, 


R 


Raisins, 

Raw  hides  and  skins, 

Rum  (see  spirits) 


15  per  cent. 
15  per  cent. 

15  per  cent, 
free, 


Salt,    weighing  more  than  56  pounds  per 
bushel. 

Salt,  weighing  56  pounds  per  bushel,  or  less, 

Salts,  Glauber, 

Stained,  printed  or  coloured  goods,  or  manu- 
factures of  linen, 

Salt-petre, 

Starch, 

Sail-cloth, 

Slate,  stone,  and  stone  ware. 

Saddles, 

Satins,  and  other  v\^rought  silks, 

Steel, 

Steel,  iron  or  brass  locks,  hinges,  hoeg,   an- 
vils and  vices, 

all  other  manufactures  of  steel, 

Sheathing  and  cartridge  paper, 

Sea  stores  of  ships  or  vessels. 

Spermaceti  candles, 

Svv'eet  scents,  (see  powders,  pastes,  &c. 

Spirits  distilled  in  foreign  coimtries,  viz-. 
pFirft  proof, 
J  Second  do. 

From  Grain,  J  ™"'^/?- 
i  Fourcn  do. 


1 


Fifth  do. 


From  other 
materials. 


Lsixth  do. 
pFirst  proof, 
I  Second  do. 
J  Third  do. 
]  Fourth  do. 
I  Fifth  do. 
Lsixth  do. 


20  cen* 

:s  per  56  lb. 

20  cent: 

5  per  bush. 

2J0  cents  per  cwt. 

12  1-2 

per  cent. 

free. 

15  ner  cent. 

12  1-2 

per  cent. 

15  per 

cent. 

12  1-2 

per  cent. 

12  1-2 

per  cent. 

100  cents  per  cw't. 

12  1-2 

per  cent. 

15  per 

cent. 

15  per 

cent. 

free. 

6  cents 

;  per  lb. 

15  per 

cent. 

28  cent 

sper  gal. 

29 

ditto. 

31 

ditto. 

34 

ditto. 

40 

ditto. 

50 

ditto. 

25  cents  per  gal. 

25 

ditto. 

28 

ditto. 

32 

ditto. 

36 

ditto. 

46 

ditto. 

c 


VUl 


Spirits  distilled  in  the  United  States,  impor- 
ted in  the  same  ship  or  vessel  in  which 
they  had  been  previously  exported  from 
the  United  States,  viz. 

I^First  proof, 

I  Second  do. 

J  Third  do. 

*^  Fourth  do. 

I  Fifth  do, 

I  Sbith  do. 

pFirst  proof, 

I  Second  do. 
'jiuj  Third  do. 
produce     qf^  Fourth  do 
tbe      United  \  Fifth  do. 
State*. 


From 
Molasses, 


From  materi- 
als of  the 
groxvth    a7id 


I 

I  Sixth  do. 


Spikes, 

Silver  and  plated  ware. 

Silver  lace, 

Skins,  raw, 

Shoes  and  slippers  of  silk, 

other  shoes  and  slippers  for  men  and 

women,  clogs  or  golo-shoes, 

■other  shoes  and  slippers  for  children, 


Swords,  cutlasses,  or  parts  of  either, 

Stockings, 

Stone  and  earthen  ware, 

Soap, 

Solos,  and  other  carriages,  or  parts  thereof, 

Sulphur, 

Sugars,  brown 

do.      white  clayed 

do.       do.     powdered 

do.     all  other,  clayed  or  powdered 

do.     lump 

do.     loaf 

do.     other  refined 
Sugar  candy 
SnuflF 


13  cents  per  gal. 

14  ditto. 

15  ditto. 
17  ditto, 
21  ditto. 
28          ditto. 

7  cents  per  gal. 


8 

9 

11 

13 

18 


ditto, 
ditto, 
ditto, 
ditto, 
ditto. 


1  cent  per  lb, 
15  per  cent. 
15  per  cent, 
free. 
25  cents  per  pair. 

15  cents  per  pair. 
10  cents  per  pair. 
15  per  cent. 
15  per  cent. 
15     ditto. 
2  cents  per  lb. 
20  per  cent. 
free. 

2  1-2  cents  per  lb. 

3  ditto  , 
3        ditto 

I  1-2  ditto 
6  1-2  ditto 
9  ditto 
6  1-2  ditto 

II  1-2  ditto 
22       ditto 


Tassels  and  trimmings  commonly  used  by  up- 
holsterers, coach-makers  and  saddlers,  15  per  cent 

Tables  of  marble,  -elate,  and  other  stone,  or 
parts  thereof '  15  per  cent 


(  '^  ) 


Tallow  candles. 

Teas  from  China  and  India, 

bohea 

souchong  and  other  black, 

hyson,  imperial,  gim-powder,  or  gomee, 

other  green  teas 

Teas  from  Europe, 

bohea, 

souchong  and  other  black, 

hyson,  imperial,  gunpowder,  or  gomee, 

— —  other  greeu  teas, 
Teas  from  any  other  place, 
■         bohea 

-  souchong  and  other  black 
— —  hyson,  imperial,  gunpowder,  or  gomee 
— —  other  green  teas 
Twine  and  pack-thread 
Tin  manufactures 
Tin  in  pigs  or  plates 
Tinctures  (see  powders,  pastes,  8cc.) 
Tiles  and  bricks 

Toys,  not  otherwise  enumerated 
Tobacco,  manufactured  (othr  than  snuff) 
Tools  of  the  trade  or  profession  of  persons 

who  come  to  reside  in  the  United  States 
Types  for  printing 


cents  per  lb. 


12  cents^per  lb. 

18 

ditto 

,  32 

ditto 

20 

ditto 

14 

ditto 

21 

ditto 

40 

ditto 

24 

ditto 

17  cents  per  lb 

27 

ditto 

50 

ditto 

30 

ditto 

400  cents  percwt 

15. 

per  cent 

free 

15 

per  cent 

15 

ditto 

12 

1-2  ditto 

10  cents  per  ib. 

free 

12 

1-2  per  cent 

Velvets  and  velverets 


V 

w 


12  1-2  ditto 


Wares  of  tin,  pewter  and  copper 
— —  earthen  or  stone 

■  -China 
——gold,  silver  and  ])Iated 
Wares,  goods  and  merchandize  of  the  growth 

produce    or  manufacture  cf  the  United 

States  (spirits  excepted) 
Wafers 

Watersandv/ashes  (see powders, pastes,  Sec)  15         ditto 
Walking  sticks,  whips  and  canes  12  1-2  ditto 

Wax  candles  6  cents  per  lb. 

Watches  and  clocks,  or  parts  of  either  15  per  cent 

Window  glass  15         ditto 

Wire  of  brass  and  iron  free 

Wool  and  cotton  cards  50  cents  per  doa. 


15 

ditto 

15 

ditto 

15 

ditto 

15 

ditto 

free 

15  per  cent 

(      X      ) 


Wool  unmanufactured  free 

Wood  unmanufactured  free 
Wood  manufactured  (exclusive  of  cabinet 

wares)  12  1-2  peij  cent 

Wines  in  casks  bottles  or  other  vessels — 

Malmsey  Madeira,  and  London   particular 
Madeira 

All  othejT  Madeira  Wine, 

All  Burgundy,  Champaign,  Rhenish  and  To- 
kay wines 

All  sherry  wine 

All  St.  Lucar  wine 

All  claret  and  other  wines  net  enumerated, 
when  imported  in  bottles  or  cases 

Lisbon,  Oporto,  and  other  Portugal  wines, 

Teneriile,  Fayall,  Malaga,  St.  George,  and 
other  Western  Islands  wine 

All  other  wines,  when  imported  otherwise 
than  in  bottles  creases 


58  cents  per  gal>. 
50         ditto 

45  ditto 
40  ditto 
40         ditto 

35         ditto 

30  cents  per  gall. 

28        ditto 

23        ditto 


Yam,  «ntarred 

All  other  goods  not  before  particularly  enu- 
merated and  described 


225  cents  per  cwt. 
12  1-2  per  cent 


Allowances  for  Drafts,  made  at  the  Custom-House* 

On  any  quantity  of  I  cwt.  or  112  lb.  I  lb 

On  any  quantity  above  I  cwt.  and  not  exceeding  2  cwt  2  lb 

On  any  quantity  above  2  cwt.  and  not  exceeding  3  cwt.  3  lb 

On  any  quantity  above  3  cwt.  and  not  exceeding  10  cwt.  4  lb 

On  any  quantity  above  10  cwt.  and  not  exceeding  18  cwf.  7  lb 

On  an)-  quantity  above  18  cwt.  9  lb 

Tor  Tare, 

On  every  whole  chest  of  bf>hea  tea,  70  lb 

iialf         do.         do.  36  lb 

quarter     do.         do.  201b 

On  every  chest  of  hyson,  or  other  green  teas,  the  gross  weight 

of  which  shall  be  seventy  pounds,  or  upwards  201b 

On  every  box  of  other  tea,  not  less  than  nfty  or  more  than 

seventy  pounds  gross  IS  lb 

If  more  than  seventy  and  not  exceeding  80  lb.  gross  20  lb 

If  more  than  eighty  pounds  gross  22  lb 

which  tares  shalL  include  rope,  canvas,  and  other  covermgs. 


(     ^i     ) 


On  all  other  boxes  of  tea,  according  to  the  invoice  or  acuwl 

weight  thereof, 
On  coffee,  in  bags 
in  bales 
in  casks 
On  sugar,  other  than  loaf  sugar, 
in  casks 
in  boxes 
in  bags  or  mats 
On  cocoa,  in  casks 

in  bags 
On  pimento,  in  casks 

in  bags 
On  cheese,  in  hampers  or  baskets 

in  boxes 
On  candles,  in  boxes 
On  chocolate,  in  boxes 
On  cotton,  in  bales 

in  seiTOons 
On  glauber  salts,  in  casks 
On  indigo,  in  barrels 

in  other  casks 
in  seroons 
in  bags  or  mats 
On  nails,  in  casks 
On  pepper,  in  casks 
in  bales 
in  bags 
On  sugar-candy,  in  boxes 
On  segars,  in  casks  or  boxes 
On  soap,  in  boxes 
On  shot,  in  casks 
On  twine,  in  casks 
in  bales 

On  all  other  goods  according  to  the  invoice  thereof,  or  actual 
weight: — Provided  ahvays,  That  where  the  original  invoices 
of  any  of  the  said  articles  are  produced  at  the  time  of  making 
entry  for  such  articles,  and  the  tare  or  tares  appear  therein,  it 
shall  be  lawful  for  the  collector,  and  naval  officer,  where  there 
is  one,  if  they  see  fit,  with  the  consent  of  the  importer  or  im- 
porters, consignee  or  consignees,  to  estimate  the  said  tare  or 
tares  according  to  such  invoice,  but  if  not  determined  at  the 
time  of  entry,  the  tare  or  tares  as  above  shall  be  granted  and 
sillowed. 


2  per  cent 

3 

ditto 

12 

ditto 

12 

ditto 

15 

ditto 

5 

ditto 

10 

ditto 

I 

ditto 

16 

ditto 

3 

ditto 

10 

ditto 

20 

ditto 

8 

ditto 

10 

ditto 

2 

ditto 

6 

ditto 

8 

ditto 

12 

ditto 

15 

ditto 

10 

ditto 

•  3 

ditto 

8 

ditto 

12 

ditto 

5 

ditto 

2 

ditto 

10 

ditto 

18 

ditto 

10 

ditto 

3 

ditto 

12 

ditto 

o 

ditto 

(    ^ii     ) 

Allcwances  for  Leakage  and  Brcakape. 

Two  per  cent,  allowed  on  the  guage  on  all  merchandize,  paying 
duty  by  the  gallon,  contained  in  casks. 

Ten  per  cent,  on  all  beer,  ale  and  porter  in  bottles,  and  five  per 
ceiit.  on  other  liquors  in  bottles,  to  be  deducted  from  the  in- 
voice quantity  in  lieu  of  breakage ;  or  it  shall  be  lawful  to 
compute  the  duties  on  the  actual  quantity  by  tale,  at  the  op- 
tion of  the  importer,  at  the  time  of  entry. 


REMARKS. 

I.  No  ship  or  vessel,  from  foreign  ports,  or  coming  by  sea  from 
any  port  of  the  United-States,  shall  be  permitted  to  report,  make 
entr}',  or  break  btilk,  till  the  master  shall  deliver  to  the  post- 
master all  letters  under  his  care,  cr  within  his  power,  other  than 
such  as  are  to  be  delivered  at  the  port  of  entry,  or  such  as  are 
directed  to  the  owner  or  consignee  of  such  ship  or  vessel;  and, 
on  oath  or  affirmation,  to  be  taken  of  such  delivery,  the  master 
to  receive  Vn-o  cents  for  every  letter  so  delivered. 

2  Goods  from  foreign  ports  cannot  be  unladen  but  bet-ween 
sun-rise  and  sun-set,  without  special  licence,  under  a  penalty  of 
four  hundred  dollars  on  the  master,  and  every  other  person  con- 
cerned, disability  from  holding  any  office  under  the  government 
of  the  United-States  for  seven  years,  and  being  advertised  in  the 
newspapers,  with  forfeiture  of  the  goods;  which,  if  amounting 
to  40u  dollars,  will  subject  the  vessel  and  apparel  also  to  forfeiture. 

3.  Goods  removed  before  guaged  and  v/eighed,  and  if  wines, 
spirits  or  teas,  before  being  marked,  without  permission,  are 
forfeited. 

4.  Persons  giving  cr  offering  a  bribe,  forfeit  from  two  hun- 
dred to  two  thousand  dollars. Inspectors,  and  officers  of  the 

reverme  cutters,  may  go  on  board,  examine  and  search  vessels, 
have  access  to  the  cabin,  and  seal  packages ;  and  after  sun-set 
secure  hatches,  &.c. Persons  in  charge  of  vessels,  for  break- 
ing fastenings,  but  in  the  presence  of  an  officer,  forfeit  five  hun- 
dred dollars. 

5.  Officers  may  seize  within  or  without  their  districts  :  — 
Persons  resisting  or  impeding  them  forfeit  four  hundred  dollars. 

6.  The  master  or  commander  of  any  vessol,  who  shall  obstruct 
or  hinder  (or  be  the  cause  thereof)  any  officer  of  the  revenue  in 
going  on  board  his  ship  or  vessel  for  the  purpose  of  carrying  into 
effect  any  of  the  revenue  laws  of  the  United-States,  forfeits  from 
lifty  to  hve  hundred  dollars. 

7.  Every  owner  of  a  vessel,  residing  within  the  limits  of  the 
Unitad  States,  to  swear  to  tiie  register  within  ninety  days  after 


(     xili     ) 

its  brin^^  gjanted.  or  ii  becomes  void,  and  the  vessel  and  cargo 
pay  foreign  ton.icije  aiid  duty. 

Returned  cargo. 

(It  any  articles  of  an  outward,  cargo  are  brought  back  they 
are  to  be  detailed,  s])ecifying  by  whom  shipped  outward,  and  to 
whom  consigned  iiiward.) 

8.  All  b'^Jids  given  on  the  exportation  of  merchandize  entitled 
to  a  drawback,  must  be  put  in  suit  as  they  become  due,  unless 
by  prior  application  to  the  comptroller  longer  time  shall  be  given 
to  procure  the  necessary  evidence  that  the  marchandize  export- 
ed was  lar.ded  in  a  foreign  por',  captured  or  lost. 

9.  Tiiat  no  document  of  landing  merchandize  in  a  foreign  port 
entitled  to  a-  drawback,  can  be  received,  however  reg^ular,  after 
the  bond  becomes  due,  unless  satisfactory  reasons  are  assigned  for 
the  delay. 

10.  That  the  exporter  cf  all  salted  provisions,  or  pickled  fish, 
entitled  to  bounty,  cannot  claim  it,  unless  the  evidence  of  the  de- 
livery of  the  fish  and  provisions  in  a  foreigii  port  is  tendered 
before  his  bond  given  at  the  time  of  exportation  becomes  duej 
excepting  in  those  cases  where  satisfactory  reasons  are  assigned 
for  the  delay,  or  a  further  time  granted  by  the  comptroller  for  ob- 
taining evidence  of  the  lar.ding  of  the  piovisions  or  fish  in  a 
fjreign  port. 

11.  That  no  debenttue  can  be  issued  on  the  exportation  of 
merchandize,  unless  the  exporter  shall,  ^vithm  ten  days  after  the 
clearance  of  the  vessel,  cDTn]jlete  those  papers  which  the  law 
makes  necessary  to  his  being  entitled  to  a  drawback. 


SCJ''  It  "'■'-c.s  intended  to  insert  the  rates  of  Pilot- 
age into  this  port^  but  some  alteration  being  xvi^ihed 
for  in  the  I nv  that  respects  the  same,  it  has  been 
dt fer red  t:i  the  next  publication. 


(     xiv     ) 

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(     XV     ) 

MAIL  ESTABLISHMENT. 

Eastern  JJarl, 
Will  be  closed  every  day,  (Sunday  excepted)  at  12  o'clock  at 
noon,  and  arrive  at  Philadelphia,  every  day,  (Sunday  excepted) 
at  eight  o'clock,  .*\.  M. 

Southern  31all, 
Will  be  closed  every  dav,  (Sunday  excepted)  at  half  past  nine 
o'clock,  A.  M. 

31a il  for  DoivningS'toxvn  and  Lancaster ^  PennsyU 

van:  a. 
Will  be  closed  every  Tuesday,  Friday  and   Saturday  at  half 
an  hour  before  Sun-set,  aad  arrive  at   Philadelphia  every  Mon- 
day, Thursday  and  Saturday  at  four  o'ock,  P.  M. 

Great  Western  JIa'i,  via  Chamber shurg  to  Kentucky* 
-  and  North  Western  Territory. 
Will  be  closed  every  Tuesday  aud  Friday  at  half  an  hour  before 
Sun-set,  and  arrive  at  Philadelphia  every  Monday  and  Thursday, 
at  fcuro'dock,  P.  M. — The  Mail  for  Tennessee,  and  Mississippi 
Territory,  will  be  closed  every  Friday  at  half  an  hour  before 
Sun-set,  and  arrive  at  Philadelphia  everv  Thursday  at  four 
o'clcck,  P.  M. 

Mail.,  via  Reading  and  Harrishurg^  for  the  Post- 
toxuns  in  Miff  in.,  Huntingdon  ^  Northumberland 
and  Lycoming  Counties.,  Pennsylvania., 
Will  be  closed  even.-  Wednesday,  at  half  past  three  o'clock, 

F.  M.  and  arrive  at  Philadelphia  every  Wednesday  morning 

Mail.,  via  Bethlehem.,  Eastoji  and  Wilksharre.,  Penn. 
Will  be  closed  every  Wednesday,  at  three  o'clock,  P.  M.  and 
arrive  at  Philadelphia,  every  Wednesday  morning. 

Mail  for  Woodbury^  Sweedsborough,  Woods-towny 
Salem  and  Bridge-town.,  W.  N.  Jersey. 
Will  be  closed  every  Wednesday,  at  three  o'clock,  P.  M.  and 
arrive  at  Philadelahia  every  Wednesday  at  nine  o'clock,  A.  M, 

Mail  for  Atsion  and  Tucker  ton,  Nerv-Jerseij, 
Will  be  closed  every  Thursday,  at  ten  o'clock,  A.  M.  and  ar- 
rive at  Philadelphia  every  Wednesday  at  eleven  o'clock,  A.  M. 

Mail  for  Haddonjield,  Mount  Holly,  New  Jlills  and 
Borden-tozvn,  Nezv-jfersei/, 

Will  be  closed  every  Wednesday  at  two  o'clcck,  P.  M.  and 
arrive  at  Philadelphia  every-  Wednesday  at  ten  o'clcck,  A.  M. 

As  there  are  se\tral  places  of  the  same  name  in  the  United 
States,  the  merchants  and  others  are  requested  to  be  very  parti- 
cular in  the  direction  of  their  letters  ;  distinguishing  the  State}, 


(     ^vi      ) 

and  where  it  would  otherwise  be  douhrful,  the  Counties,  in 
which  those  j)lacesare  situated.  And  when  letters  are' not  for  a 
Post-town,  the  nearest  Post-town  to  the  jilace  ought  to  be  men- 
tioned. 

Post-Ollice,  Nov.  21,  1801. 

ROBERT  PATTON,  Post-Master. 


INSTITUTIONS, 

BENEVOLENT,  LITERARY,  NATIONAL,  MUSICAL,  £i?C. 


THE  PENNSTLVAN LA  HOSPITAL. 

THIS    HUMANE    A;>"D    BEInEVOLENT    INSTITUTION 

^VAS  founded  by  the  Contributors,  in  the  year  one  thousand 
seven  hundred  and  fifty  two,  for  the  relief  of  the  Lunatics  and 
Sick  Poor  of  Pennsylvania,  and  has  been  supported  by  them  ever 
since,  -c:ith  Legacitrs  and  private  Contributions. 

By  a  late  act  of  Asfeembly,  the  Contributors  nave  liberty  ro 
^T2Lh  upon  it,  a  Lyingin  and  Foundling  Hospitalj  as  soon  as  money 
sufficient  to  carry  it  on,  can  be  raised. 

They  consist  of  persons  who  have  given  ten  pounds,  or  more, 
and  are  incorporated,  by  the  name  and  title  of,  Contributors  to  tbe 
FennsJvar.ia  Hospital;  such  may  vote  at  elections  for  Managers, 
or  be'voted  for,  but  derive  no  personal  interest,  from  the  act  of 
incorporaticn.  A  sum,  less  than  ten  pounds,  is  called  a  donation. 

The  Contributors  have  peqjetual  succession,  v.ith  power  to  elect 
tvrelve  Managers,  aTrea  urer,  and  all  other  officers  of  the  insti- 
tution, and  make  Rules  for  the  well-ordering  of  the  house. 
They  may  receive  and  take  the  lands,  hereditaments,  and  tene- 
ments, not  exceetling  the  yearly  value  of  one  thousand  pounds, 
cf  tlie  gif;,  alienation,  bequest  or  devise  of  any  person  or  persons 
whomsoever,  and  of  any  goods  and  chattels  whatsoever;  pro- 
vided, that,  710  general  uieetiig  cf  tbe  contributors,  or  persons  acting 
urjder  tbtin,  shall  employ  any  money  or  other  estate,  expressly  given 
to  tbe  capital  stock  of  the  Hospital,  in  any  other  Hxay,  than  by  ap- 
plying its  annual  interest  or  rent,  to-wards  the  er.tertair.vient  and  care 
of  tbe  sick  and  distempered  poor,  that  shall  from  time  to  time  be 
tr  ought  and  placed  therein,  for  tbe  cure  of  their  diseases,  from  any 
part  of  the  state,  'vcithout  partiality  or  preference. 


(      XV  ii      ) 

If  chere  should  Jiot  be  a  constant  succession  of  Contributors  to 
nee^  yearly  and  c'luse  ma.iagers,  then  the  hospital,  its  estate  and 
afFalrs,  and  all  the  management  thereof,  are  to  be  under  the  di- 
rection of  such  persons  as  the  legislature  may  appoint. 

By  a  law  of  the  Contributors,  the  power  of  directingthe  man- 
ner and  terms  of  receiving  and  discharging  patients,  is  transfer- 
red to  the  Managers,  who  made  a  rule,  if  there  should  be  room 
in  the  Hospital,  (afcer  as  many  poor  patients  are  accommo- 
dated, as  the  interest  of  the  capital  stock  can  support,)  to  take 
in  such  others,  as  they  can  on  reasonable  rates  agree  for ;  and  that 
the  profits  arising  from  boarding  and  nursing  such  patients, shall  be 
appropriated  to  the  same  uses, as  the  interest  money  of  the  Public 
Stock — the  price  of  board  is  various,  according  to  the  applicants 
ability  to  pay,  and  changes  with  the  rise  and  fall  of  provisior.s  Sec. 
The  Overseers  of  the  Poor  of  Pennsylvania,  and  Religious 
Societies  therein,  who  supper:  the  poor  by  their  own  voluntary 
subscriptions,  pay  but  three  dollars  a  week,  which  is  about  the 
tirst  cost  of  one  person's  maintainance,  including  medicine  and 
all  charges,  except  cloathing  and  funeral  expeiises. 

The  Overseers  of  the  Poor  of  other  States  •[i-3.y  four  dollars , 
private  Patients,  who  are  residents  of  Pennsylvania,  from  three 
and  a  half,  to  six  dollars ;  and  non-residents  irom  four  and  a  half, 
to  eight  dollars. — Every  Patient  may  chuse  his  own  Physician, 
bur  he  must  be  one  of  the  house  Physicians. 

An  amputation  of  a  limb  is  not  to  be  performed,  unless  the 
Patient  consents  to  it ;  nor  then,  ujiiesi  three  Physicians  agree  to 
it,  after  a  consultation  on  the  case. 

The  sick,  especially  the  stranger,  Hnds  it  his  interest  to  prefer 
the  Hospital  to  any  tavern,  or  boarding-house,  for  m.any  reasons — 

First,  Because  the  Physicians  are  of  the  most  eminent, 

Secor.dly,  The  Nurses,  are  the  most  experienced. 

^birdi:.  The  apartments  are  the  most  convenient. 

Fourthly,  The  price  of  board  is  lovrer  than  any  individual 
can  take. — and 

Lastly,  The  Patient  has  the  satisfaction  to  know,  if  there  is 
any  profit  it  is  given  to  the  poor. 

A  Physician  of  the  Hospital,  must  be  twenty-seven  years  of 
age,  before  he  can  be  elected;  and  serve  the  poor  gratis. 

The  dut}-  of  the  Resident  Apothecaiy,  is  to  attend  the  Library, 
exhibit  and  explain  the  Museum,  administer  prescriptions,  and 
visit  and  dress  the  Patients. 

Two  Managers  and  Physicians,  meet  ever>-  Fourth  and  Se- 
venth day  in  the  Hospital  (being  market  days)  at  ii  o'clock 
of  the  forenoon,  to  admit  and  discharge  Patients. 

At  intervening  times,  the  Applicant  must  repair  to  one  of 
the  monthly  Physicians,  who  if  he  considers  the  case  a  proper 
one,  will  certify  it  in  writing  to  the  sitting  Manager,  and  he  will 
take  the  usual  security,  and  give  an  order  for  admission. 

B   2 


(     xvili      ) 

Overseers  of  the  Poor  from  the  countr}-  who  bring  a  Pat!ent, 
must  have  a  certificate  signed  by  two  Mag-istrates,  denoting  that 
they  are  in  OfFce,  and  the  Pauper  proposed  for  admission, 
resides  in  their  District,  or  their  application  will  be  rejected. 

Persons  wih  infectious  Diseases  are  not  to  be  received,  nor 

incurable  Cases,  Lunatics  excepted but,  any  person  living  in 

or  near  Philadelphia,  receiving  by  accident  a  desperate  wound, 
or,  having  a  fractured  Limb,  just  broke,  may  be  brought  to  the 
Hospital,  without  an  Order,  and  he  will  be  received  Day  or 
Night, /^rc^/V/ei/,  he  is  brf^ught  in  immed'arely. 

From  the  time  the  hospital  was  founded  there  have  been  ad- 
mitted into  it  about  ten  thousand  Patients,  great  num.bers  of  whom 
have  been  Luna:  ics,  some  of  these  have  been  twenty-  cr  thirtv  years 
in  Thehcuc^e  (which  is  not  uncommon  for  Lunatics)  hence  arose 
the  disagreeable  necessity  of  limiting  their  number,  so  as  net  to 
take  more  than  one  half  of  the  Paupers  cf  that  class,  who  would 
cccup'-"  the  vvhtrle  house  to  the  exclasion  cf  other  cases,  ^vh5ch 
have  an  equal  claim,  the  Hospital  being  an  asylum  not  only  for 
Maniacs,  but  all  other?,  except  infectious  diseases. 

Besides  ten  thousand  admitted,  it  is  supposed  nearly  as  m.any, 
out  Patier.ts  have  been  attended,  from  the  Dispensary  of  this  in- 
stitution, and  supplied  with  medicines  gratis.  These  compre- 
hended the  poorest  clar-es,  of  people,  ai£ic:edwith  every  disease 
TO  which  the  hum.an  frame  is  liable. 

At  the  present  time,  there  are  Ninety-three  Pa'ients  in 
the  Hospital,  of  whom  Sixty-hree  ai'e  on  pay,  and  Thirty  on  the 
poor  list ;  of  the  whole  number  sixty -three  are  Lunatics. 

The  buildings  are  nearly  completed,  ard  have  cost  as  they  now 
stand,  about  Eight -four  tlousar.d  dollars,  tov.-ards  v.hich,  at 
cliiTerent  times,the  Legislature  have  given  Sixty-six  tbciis  and  dolls. 

Not  the  least  doubt  is  entertained,  butthey  v/illpay  thediiter- 
f  r.ce,  Snish  the  Hospital,  and  present  it,  a  State  Contribution^ 
for  the  uses  intended. 

The  Hospital  exhibits  in  the  Centre,  a  house,  sixty  fotir  feet 
rn  front,  elevated  above  all  the  adjcining  buildings,  and  project- 
ing beyond  them  a  proper  distance — On  the  top  is  a  sky  light,  to 
enlighten  the  Theatre  for  surgical  operations ;  from  which 
there  is  a  beautiful  view  cf  the  City  plot,  the  River,  Ger- 
mantown,  Frankford,  the  Fort,  and  several  elegant  Country 
Seats  on  the  Schuylkill. — Two  large  Stair  Cases  leading  to  the 
several  wards,  are  made  in  this  Division. 

Adjoining  hereto  on  the  East,  is  a  ward,  80  feet  fi-ont,  27  feet 
deep,  and  three  stories  high;  at  the  end,  a  wing  crosses  it. 
North  and  Sou^h,  extending  in  length  110  feet. 

In  the  middle  of  the  wing,  opposite  the  ward,  is  a  haH,  28 
feet  square,  including  a  Stair  Case,  projecting  beyond  the  other 
part  of  the  v^-ing,  suHicient  to  cover  the  cornice,  and  raised  one 
stor\-  above  them,  with  a  Cupola  that  affords  a  sectire  way  otit 
in  case  of  fire. 


And  acljoinnic^  to  the  Centre  house  on  the  WcFt,  area  ward 
and  wing,  similar  to  th.ose  on  the  East,  with  this  exception, 
that  the  wards  are  about  34  feet  deep — this  extension  was 
agreed  to,  in  order  to  admit  double  rows  of  roonns  to  accommo- 
date a  greater  number  of  Lunatics. — The  ditierence,  unless  to  an 
accurate  observer,  is  scarcely  perceivable. 

The  whole  extent  cf  the biiildings  from  East  tb  West,  is  two 
hundred  and  seventy-eight  feet  ;  by  the  length  of  the  wing 
crossing  the  wai-ds,  the  East  and  West  frmits  make  an  agreea- 
ble appearance.  Detached  from  the  Hospital,  at  a  liMle  distance, 
is  a  sepai-ate  build'u^g,  with  a  convenient  enclosure  for  venerea.1 
Patients  who  are  kept  by  themsilvcs. — There  are  also,  smidry 
other  apartments,  on  the  lot,  such  as 

Stable,  Ice-house,  Smoke-house,  Fire  Engine-house,  i?*;:. 

Rooms  in  the  Hospital  arc  appropriated  to  the  foUowingnses. 
For  the  Library  1    Steward  Matron  &  maids  ~ 


in  the  Centre  house 
Lunatics  in  the  West  wing  &, 

ward  70 

Do.  in  the  East  16 

For  sick  and  wounded  23 


In  all  130 

wards  and  rooms. 


Contributors  1 

Managers  1 

Museum  1 

Apothecary's  Shop  1 

Barbing  Rooms  .  2 

Theatre  for  operatio  ^  s  1 

Wash  house  Bake  house  and 

-Kitchens  4' 

Cell  keeper  and  his  W i  fe         1 

The  Lima;icks,  being  separated  from  the  sick  by  the  Centre 

house,  the  latter  are  not  incom'iioded  with  their  n^'ise The 

Capital  Stock  consists  of  ground  rents  and  money  at  interest, 
the  annual  amount  of  which  is  about  three  thousand  four 
hundred  dollars,  besides  this  there  is  no  produ^ive  income 
for  the  support  of  p-^^or  Pa'aents,  except  theproH-t  of  pay  Patients, 
both  of  which  sums  united  will  not  maintain  more  than  30  r>oor 
persons  ;  nor  can  the  nimiber  be  increased,  until  by  Legacies,,  or 
future  contributions  the  funds  are  enlarged—this  is  much  to  be 
lamented,  as  every  convenience  is  provided  in  the  Hospital  to 
accommodate  300  persons  on  a  moderate  calculation,  but  for 
want  of  an  adequate  capital,  the  Contributors  are  obliged  to  refuse 
to  numbers,  the  benetlts  of  an  Institution,  that  is  above  all  others 
in  this  j»art  o£  the  world,  peculiarly  well  situated  in  other  respects 
to  relieve  them. 

The  unproductive  part  of  the  Estate  consists  in  lots  of  grotmd 
bought  and  paid  for  by  the  Contributors,  and  in  the  Museum 
and  Medical  Library. 

These  Lots  were  mostly  purchased  early,  when  Land  was 
iow,  but  they  are  now  become  valuable,  being  within  the  im- 
'proved  parts  of  the  City. 

The  Hospital  stands  on  a  square,  three  hundred  and  ninety-six 
feet  in  width,  and  four  himdred  and  sixty-eight  feet  iu  length, 
containing    about   four    acres. — Roimd    it   is    a    brick   wall. 


(       XX       ) 

.'and  rows  of  high  forest  trees.  Within  the  wall-,  the  ground  is 
decorated  with  gardens,  grass  plads,  gravel  walks,  hedges,  ijfc. 

There  is  also  a  vacant  square  to  the  East,  and  one  half  a  square 
to  the  West — containing  together,  more  ^han  six  acres,  running  in 
parallel  lines  with  the  ground  on  which  the  buildings  are  erected  ; 
the  other  half  of  this  square  is  owned  by  the  Aims-House,  who 
meail  to  keep  it  always  open,  oo  tiiat  the  Pennsylvania  Hospital 
is  situated  in  the  middle  of  three  great  squares  ;  which,  beside 
the  open  streets,  measure  more  than  thirteen  acres 

The  Contributors  have,  also,  bought  three  lots  on  the  South 
side  of  the  Hospiial. — Their  object  in  providing  so  much  ground 
was  to  secure  a  cunentof  a  ir  for  the  benelit  of  the  sick  Patients. 
The  policy  of  this  provision  was  never  more  conspicuous  than 
during  the  late  fevers,  particularly  in  lT9o,  when  not  a  person  cook 
it  in  the  Hospital,  though  upwards  of  four  thousand  died  of  it, 
in  about  four  months,  in  the  City,  in  that  year. 

Knowing  the  inestimable  value  of  open  ground  to  the  Hos- 
pital, the  Contributors  have  a  confident  assurance,  that  avarice 
itself,  will  never  dare  to  propose  the  alienation  of  one  foot  of  the 
ground,  v/hich  they  have  provided  at  their  own  expence  for  such 
a  benevolent  use. 

The  Anatomical  Museum  is  a  collection  of  the  human  body- 
in  wax,  fine  paintings,  &c.  which  may  be  worth  three  thousand 
dollars  ; — The  paintings  are  the  gift  of  the  late  Dr.  John  Fother- 
gill,  of  London,  valued  at  one  thousand  dollars.  The  other  part, 
was  the  property  of  the  late  Dr.  Clicvet,  and  purchased  of  his 
daughter  with  a  life  annuity  of  fifty  pounds  Sterling  per  annun?. 
Persons  admitted  to  see  this  Museum,  which  is  very  interesting, 
pay  one  dollar  each. 

The  library,  comprises  about  seventeen  hundred  volumes  of 
choice  Mtdical  Books,  and  is  thought  to  be  the  best  collection  of 
the  kind  in  this  country  ;  this  and  tlie  Museum,  are  enlarged  and 
supported  by  a  fund  of  about  rive  hundred  dollars  per  anm.  which 
Medical  pupils,  who  attend  the  lectures  from  all  parts  of  the  Con- 
tinent, West-Indies,  &.C.  pay  for  the  priviledge  of  reading,  and 
observing  the  practice  of  the  house ;  the  money  is  exclusively  ap- 
plied to  enlarge  the  collecdon,  with  the  consent  of  the  Physici- 
ans, who,  in  other  countries,  enjoy  these  perquisites  to  them- 
selves. 

The  number  who  attend  the  Hospital  at  this  season,  are  about 
®ne  hundred. 

The  Managers,  Treasurer  and  Physicians  are  all  Contributors 
and  serve  gratis,  except  that  persons  in  affluence  pay,  the  Phy- 
sicians, as  they  would  if  a,ttended  in  private  houses. 

Such  are  the  principles  on  which  this  institution  has  been 
raised  and  supported — and  as  it  has  been  of  the  greatest  utihty 
to  the  public,  it  is  hoped,  it  will,  continue  to  excite  their  attention, 
imtil,  by  the  enlargement  of  its  funds  the  contributors  are  enabled 


(     xxi     ) 

to  extend  the  benefits  of  it  to  a  greatei-  number  of  poor,  agreeable 
to  <he  design  of  its  jjious  founders. 

Legacies  are  usually  i^iven  in  the  corporate  name,  as  follows, 

/  give  and  bequeath  to  the  Contributors  to  the  Pennn^hania 
Hospital,  to  be  ailded  to  the  Capital  Stock,  Xiollars. 

Contributions  and  donations  are  received  i)y  Joseph  Saunders 
Lew  is, 'Treasurer,  at  his  store,  No.  25  in  Dock  Street. 

N.  B.  The  tax  commonly  called  the  City  Hospital  Tax,  is 
rair.cd  for  the  Lazaretto,  cic.  aiid  not  for  the  Pennsylvania  Hos- 
pital, as  many  suppose,  who  do  not  observe  the  Distinction. 

The  names  of  the  present  oHicers  of  the  irjstitution  are  as 
follows. 

Managers — Josiah  Hewes,  Samuel  Coates,  Thomas  Morris, 
Samuel  Clark,  Lawrence  Seckel,  Elliston  Perot,  James  Smith 
Junr.  Pattison  Hartshorne,  John  Dorsey,  Robert  Smith,  mer- 
chant, Zaccheus  Collins,  Paschall  HoUinssvN^orth. 

Treasurer — Joseph  Saunders  Lewis. 

Physicians. ^-Vix.  Rush,  Dr.  Parke,  Dr.  Shippen,  Dr.  Wistar, 
Dr.  Physicki  Dr.  Barton. 

Medical  Pupils  in  the  House. — James  Hutthinson,  Joseph 
llartihome. 

Ste^ixard — Francis  Higgins. 

Matron — Hannah  Higgins. 

ABOLITION  SOCIETY. 

President — James  Pemberton. 

Vice  President — Robert  Patterson,  and  John  Letch^vorth. 
Treasurer — John  Evans. 

Secretary — Timothy  Paxton,  and  Samuel  Harvey. 

Counse'.hrs — William  Lewis,  William  Rawl,  Miers  Fisher, 
J  ohn  Hallowell,  Walter  Franklin,  James  Milnor,  John  R.-Coa^s, 
George  Fisher,  Joseph  Hempbell,  Daniel  Smith,  Joseph  Hop- 
kihson. 

Committee  of  Inspection — Oliver  Evans,  John  Miller,  Jumes 
A.  Neal,  Robert  Cochran,  Joseph  Clark,  Thomas  Stokes. 

Who  superintend  the  morals,  conduct,  and  ordinary  situation 
of  the-  Free  Blacks,  afford  theni  advice  and  instraccion,  protec- 
tion from  wrongs,  and  other  friendly  offices. 

Committee  of  Guardians — Thomas  Harrison,  William  Wig- 
glesworth,  Robert  Taylor,  Nathan  Smith,  I.  R.  Coates,  Abra- 
ham Hilyard. 

Who  place  out  children  and  young  people  with  suitable  per- 
sons, that  they  may  (during  a  moderate  apprenticeship  or  servi- 
tude) learn  some  trade  or  ocher  business  for  subsistence,  reserv- 
ing as  far  as  practicable,  the  right  of  guardianship  ;  and  keep  a 
regular  account  of  nianunissions  and  indentures. 

Committee  of  JSdccafion — George  Williams,  Daniel  Thomas, 
BenjaraiJi  Tucker,  Jacob  Johnson,  Charles  Townsenvl.  Samuel 
Smith. 


(     xxii     ) 

Who  superintend  the  school  instruction  of  the  children  and 
youth  o{  the  Free  BVacks,  and  preserve  a  regular  record  of  thdr 
maiTiages  and  births. 

Committee  of  1l mphv^— Thom3.s,  Parker,  Samuel  Shinn,  George 
W.  Gibbons,  Samuel  Jones,  Samuel  F.  Bradford,  C'narles  Allen. 

Who  endeavour  to  procure  constant  ejnplo}-  for  those  Free 
Blacks  who  are  able  to  work. 

T.be  above  Committees ,  meet  at  the  Friends''  3feeting  IIoiise*in  Fourth 
Street,  on  the  Evenings  of  thefollo-iuing  Da.s  : 


INSPECTION. 

10  mo.  5. 
19. 

11  mo.  2. 

16. 

30. 

12  mo.  14. 

28. 

1  mo.  II. 


2  mo.     8. 
22. 

3  mo.     8. 
22. 

4  mo.     5. 
19. 


GUARDIAXS. 

10  mo.  6. 
20. 

11  mo.  3. 
17. 

12  mo.  1. 

15. 

29. 

1  mo.  12. 
26. 

2  mo.     9. 
23. 

3  mo.     9. 
23. 

4  mo.     6. 


-20. 


EDrCATION. 

10  mo.  7. 
21. 

11  mo.  4. 
IS. 

12  mo.  2. 

16. 

30. 

1  mo.  13. 
27. 

2  mo.  10. 
^24. 

3  mo.  10. 
24. 

4  mo.    7. 
21. 


The  General  Committee,  meets  the  last  Third  Day  in  every  Month. 
Acting  Committee — Abraham  Lower,  Solomon  W.  Conrad, 
John  B.  Ackley,  Gilbert  Gaw,  Isaac  T.  Hopper,  John  Bacon. 
Permanent  Secretary  to  the  Acting  Committee — Thomas  Harrison. 
?  Incorporated  December  8th,  1789 — Annual  meeting  1st  Mon- 
day in  January — Stated  April,  July  and  October. 

ALMS-HOUSE  AND  HOUSE  OF  EM- 
PLOYMENT. 


President. — Peter  Browne. 

Managers. — John  Ashley,  Thomas  Stewardson,  William 
Leedom,  jun.  Edward  Pennington  and  John  Cooke. 

Visiting  Ph;siciar.s. — Drs.Duflield.  Jame=;,  Church  and  Griffith. 

Apothecaries. — V/illtam  Shaw  and  John  Smiles,  junr. 

Stev^ard. — Aaron  Musgrave,  junr. 

This  is  a  large  commodious  building,  where  the  distrsssed  of 
the  City  and  Liberties  are  supported  and  employed,  under  the 
direction  of  the  Board  of  Managers  ;  who,  in  conjunction  with  the 
guardians  of  the  poor,  have  power  to  impose  taxes  annually,  for 
the  support  of  the  institutioa.  The  five  managers  meet  on  every 
Monday  afternoon, 


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FRIEND'S  ALMS-HOUSE. 

Under  the  superintendancc  of  j)cr£cns  appointed  at  their  month- 
Iv  meetings  of  this  Society — is  calculated  to  give  relief  to  fami- 
lies or  single  persons  of  their  connniniity  that  ma\  fall  into  a 
decay :  and  has  a  large  garden  which  affords  the  citizens  a  vari- 
ety of  medical  herbs  and  plants. 

HUxMANE  SOCIETY. 

For  the  reccxery  of  persons  apparently  dead  from  droxviii^,  and  other 
causes  of  suspended  avitii.ation. 
Prcsr  ient. — Dr.  Benjamin  Say, 

Inspectors. — Samuel  Pancoast  junr.  and  I.-^aac  SnoAvden,  jvmr. 
Secretary,  Charles  Marshall.        Treasurer,  Christopher  Marshall. 

Managers. — Dr.  Benjamin  Say,  Joseph  Crukshank,  Charles 
Marshall,  William  Young,  Isaac  Snowden,  junr.  Robert  Parrish, 
Benjamin  Thaw,  Joseph  Lowmes,  Isaac  W.  Morris,  Samuel 
Pancoast,  junr.  Dr.  Caspar  Wistar,  Thomas  Greeves. 

N.  B.  There  are  eighteen  sets  of  Apparatus  belonging  to  the 
Society,  deposited  in  as  many  convenient  and  suitable  places  on 
the  Delaware  and  Schuylkill  rivers — 

PHILADELPHIA  DISPENSARY. 

Managers. — William  White,  J.  H.  C.  Helmuth,  Robert  Black- 
well,  S.  P.  Griffiths,  George  Fox,  Godfrey  Haga,  John  Black- 
ley,  Samuel  Pleasants,  Lawrence  Seckel,  John  Kaighn  and 
Robert  Ralston. 

Attending  Fbyslcians. — Drs.  Church,  Co.xe,  Gallaher,  Hewson, 
Otto  and  Preudfit. 

Consulting  Physicians — Drs.  Kuhn,  Parke,  Rush  and  Shippen. 
Treusitrer .■■—]o\\n  CiilTcrd. 
Apothecaries —  L.  Sweitzer  and  William  Cummin-:^. 

Instituted  April  12th  ITSd—Licorporated  April  15th  1796. 
It  is  supported  by  annual  contributions,  life  subscriptions 
and  occasional  donations — Its  business  is  under  the  direction  of 
12  Managers  chosen  annually  on  the  first  Monday  in  January, 
by  contributors,  out  of  their  number;  who,  in  the  said  month 
make  an  appointment  of  4  consulting  and  6  attending  Physicians, 
a  Treasiu-er  and  Apothecary. — Attending  Physicians  serve  in 
rotation — visiting  the  sick  at  their  abode  when  necessary ; 
except  such  as  are  able  to  attend  the  Dispensary  where  the  apo- 
thecary prepares  and  delivers  their  medicines — Consulting  Phy- 
sicians give  advice,  when  required  in  difficult  cases — A  contribu- 
tor paying  1  dollar  and  14  cents,  may  recommend  two  patients  at 
once.  Life  contributors  paying  46  dollars  67  cents  the  same; 
here  no  person  really  indigent  is  refused  assistance. 


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INIAGDALEN*  SOCIETY. 

Presi:knt,  Wiiliam  White.  Vice-President,  Robert  Wharton. 
Treasurer,  John  Evans.  Secretary,  Samuel  Harvev. 

Standing  CGvimitiee — Robert  R?.lston,  Thomas  Attmore,  John 
Letchworch,  R.ber:  Wharton,  Jesse  Cluer,  and  Willium  T. 
Donnldson. 

Ij^s'ituted  lo\i  5A\  mo.   (May)    1800 Annual   yr.eetir.g  2d 

Tno.  (February  )-r-r—«fctef/.  the  2d/tHesda\  )  3d  day  of  the  week 
in  the  2i:l  5ih  8rh  a.nd  llth  months  (February,  May,  August  and 
November)  '     '         / 

CINCINNATI  OF  PENNSYLVANIA^. 

Presider:t,  Will;a;ri  Irvine  r7cp-/'res?':V.n^  Thomas  M'Kean 

Treasurer, ■^Ti.theTt  Patton        •A'-~ist  Trefiwvre/";  Nathan  Dorsey 
Secretary,  Robert  Pr.rter  Assistar.t Secretary,  Jdhn'M.zrklznd 

Standing  Cctmnhtec—'WWUnm  Roarers,  Thomas  Procter,  Jonas 
Simcnds,  James  Glentworthy  Caleb  North,  Peter  Peres,  and 
James  Montgomery. 

Instituted,  13th  May  l^So incorporate.'  July  7rh  1792 

Annual  Meeting  the  4:h  of  Jtiiy,  other  meetings  as  the  President 
may  direct. 

The  interest  oftheir  Funds  (bieicg^4,Sfc8  Dollars  in  the  Stock 
of  the  U.  S.)  is  appropriated  for  the  relief  of  the  utfortunate 
Members,  thejr  widows  and  orphans. 

*^Tbe  State  Society  of  ibe  Cincinnati  cf  Pennsylvania. 


YOUNG  LADIES-  ACADEMY 

NO.    9,    CHERRY-STREET. 

Presiilent,  Samuel  Maj^avv-.  Vice-President,  Henry  Helmuth. 

Principal,  Jam.es  A.  Neal.         Secretary,  Benjamin  Say. 

!7>-wAtec-*— Samuel  Magaw,  Henry  Helmuth.  Ashbel  Green, 
Frederick  Schmydt,  Robert  Blackwell,  John  B.  Linn,  Samuel 
Hclfenstine,  Lawrence  Sickle,  James  Milnor,  B.  Smith  Barton, 
Peter  Tliomscn,  George  Meade. 

Incorporated  Febnjary2d,  1792. 

This  is  the  only,  incorporated  institution  for  Young  Lidies  in 
the  United  States — It  is  in  a  very  flourishing  state— —And  the 
following  branches  are  taught  therein  ;  viz.  Reading,  Writing, 
Arithmetic,  Grammar,  Geography  with  the  use  of  the  ?4apsand 
Globes;  Rhetoric  and  Vocai  Music, 


C       XXV       ) 

UNIVERSITY  OF  PENNSYLVANIA. 

Situated  in  Ninth  between  High  and  Chesnut  street. 
L-ccrpo- attd  in  \791— Instituted  m  1779  ;   has  an  annual  fund 
of  t\vo  thousand  three   hundred  and   sixty  four  pounds  ;  con- 
tains on   an  average  five  hundred  and  ten  students,  and   about 
twenty-five  are  admitted  annually  to  the  hcnor  cf  Degrees. 

PHILADELPHIA  LIBRARY. 

Situated  in  South  Fifth  below  Chesnu:  street. 

Incorporated  in   1742,    and  contains    at  present,   upwards   of 

twelve  thousand  volumes. 

PHILOSOPHICAL  SOCIETY. 

Pre.vz.'/e7!f"-Thomas  Je3erson. 
Vice  Presidents— 'C-3^s^zx  Wistar,  Andiew  Ellicott,  and  Robert 

Patterson. 
Treasurer— ]otva  Vaughn. 
Secretaries— 'B-ar^^s  Allison,  Adam  Sybert,  Joseph  Clay,  and 
John  Coxe. 
Cwrafej— Nicholas  Collin,  and  C.  W.  Peale. 
Incorporated,  loth  of  March,  1780 — Instituted,   by  the  union 
of  two  other  literary  societies,   the  2nd  of  Januar}*,  1769  ;   its 
niunber  of  members  at  present,  amouni  to  upvraris  of  420. 

CHEMICAL  SOCIETY*. 

President — James  Woodhouse. 
Vice  Presidents— YtV.x  Pascalis  and  John  Redman. 
j[,/irc:rr/c;i— William  S.  Jacobs. 
Curates— 'Wlllis.m  Bro^\^l  and  John  S.  Dorsey. 
Treasurer,  John  Y.  Bryant.— 5ecrefar/,    Thomas  Brown. 
Iistituied  1792 — stated  meetings  once  a  week. 
*  The  great  object  of  this  Society  has  been  to  acquire  inform- 
ation concerning  the  Minerals  of  the  United  States,  and  there  is  a 
standing  Committee  to  annalize  every  Mineral  production  which 
appears  before  them,  and  give  an  accurate  account  thereof  free 
of  expense. 

COLLEGE  OF  PHYSICIANS.* 

President,  John  Redman.— r7ce  President,  William  Shippen. 
Cen^oro— -Adam  Kuhu,  Thomas  Parke,  Samuel  DuffielJ,  and 
Casper  Wistar. 
Treasurer,  Benjamin  Say.  Secretary,  Thomas  C.  James. 

Annu.'d  meeting  in  the  Phllosophicad  Hall,  first  Tue.Jay  in 
July — stated,  the  first  Tuesday  in  every  month.  Instituted  1787, 
and  incorporated  March  26th  1789. 


(     xxvi     ) 
PRESBYTERIAN  MINISTERS^. 

President,  Elias  Boudinot.— K/ce  President,  Ashbel  Green. 

Secretary,  Philip  Milledoler. 
Incorporated,  March  28th,  1799—Awmai  meeting,   in  May — 
others  b)  adjournment  or  20  days  Notice  of  the  President. 
*«'  Trustees  of  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Presbyterian  Church, 
in  the  United  States  of  America." 

RELIEF  OF  PUBLIC  PRISONS. 

President,  William  White. 

Vice-Presidents,  Samuel  M'Gaw  and  William  Rogers. 

Secretary,  Thomas  Wistar.       Treasurer,  Benjamin  W.  Morris. 

CARPENTERS  SOCIETY*. 

President,  George  Ingles — Vice  Presidejit,  John  Kean Treasu- 
re',  Joseph  Wetherill — Secretary,  Joseph  Worrell — Collect- 
or, William  Powell. 
Wardens,  George   Summers,   Jacob  Lybrand,  and  Jonathan 

Roberts. 
Managing  Committee.  Joseph  Morris,  William  Powell, 
George  Forepaugh,  Daniel  Knight,  Thomas  Savery,  Ale.x- 
ander  Steel,  and  John  Hutchinson  ;  who  meet  at  their  Hall  on 
every  Wednesday  evening  to  transact  the  business  of  the  So- 
cietv.  Incorporated  April  1790 — Annual  Meeting  the  3d 
Monday  in  January— ^f:jfei  .3d  Monday  in  April  July  and  Oc- 
tober. 

*  Carpenters  company  of  the  city  and  county  of  Philadelphia, 
instituted  in  1794  for  the  purpose  of  assisting  each  other  in  the 
Science  of  Architecture  and  relievmg  such  of  its  member,  their 
widows  and  minors,  as  may  want  their  assistance. 

BRICKLAYERS  COMPANY. 

President,  Benjamin  TzrAor—Vice  Presidents,  J.  Souder  Sc  J.  Moore 
Treasurer,  Joshua  R.  Smith,  Secretary,  Danitl  Groves. 

Annual  Meeting,  3d  Thursday  in  January — Stated  Meetings, 
2d  Monday  in  March,  June,  September  &,  December. Insti- 
tuted 1790 Incorporated  1797. 

HIBERNIAN  SOCIETY. 

President,  Hugh  Holmes.  Vice  President,  Charles  Heatley. 

Treasurer,  Samuel  Watt.  Secretary,  Joseph  Tagert 

Cou;:ce//or.y— William  Sergeant  and  William  Porter 
Pbysicians'-R.  S.  Stafford  and  James  Reynolds 


(     xxvil    ) 
PROVIDENT  SOCIETY. 

President,  John  Vallance Vice  Presidents,  Peter  Savell    and 

John  Hoover. 

Visiting  Committee Thomas  Eastwick,  William  Dallas,  and 

Samuel  M'Clemons. 
Treasurer,  William  Kemp.  Secretary,  John  Waters. 

Annual  meeting,  in  January — Stated,  fir";t  ?/Ionddy  in  every  month. 

A  member  during  indisposition,  receives  a  sum  weekly. — In 
case  of  death,  a  further  sum  is  given  for  funeral  expences ;  his 
widow  receives  an  annual  pension,  and  the  children  are  educated. 

GERMAN  BENEFIT  SOCIETY. 

President,  William  Bender.  Vice  Presidtnt,  Lawrence  Fordfi 

Treasurer,  Conrad  Seybert.         Secretary,  Jacob  Belsrerling. 
Instituted,  26th  Deer.  1785— Incorporated,  January  4th.  1798. 

Annual  Meeting — 4th  Tuesday  in  December — stated,  4th  in 
December,  3d  in  February,  1st  in  April,  3d  in  May,  4rh  in  June, 
2d  in  August,  Sd  in  September,  and  2d  in  November. 

St.  GEORGE'S  SOCIETY^. 

President,  Isaac  Hazlehurst.         Vice  Prestdeet,  Philip  Nicklin. 
Treasurer,  John  Travis.  Secretary,  George  Davis. 

Stewards— KohtYi  E.  Griffith,  Thomas  Ketland,  John  Wad- 
dington,  Joseph  Ball,  Samuel  Price,  George  Ludlow,  Edward 
Edwards  and  Joseph  Sims. 

Instituted   1772-Annual  meeting  23d  A^yW— Election  23d  January 

*  Society  of  the  Sons  of  St.  George,  established  at  Philadelphia  for 
the  advice  aivd  assistance  of  Englishmen  in  distress. 

WELSH  SOCIETY. 

President,  Samuel  Meredith.     Vice-President,  Robert  Wharton. 
Treasu'er,  Thomas  Cumpston.  Secretary,  Owen  Foulke. 

Stewards — Richard  Price,  John  Evans,  William  Jones,  Isaac 
Jones,  John  Davis,  Michael  Roberts,  and  Jonathan  Jones 
Pe^'ister — Richard  C,  Jones. 

Annual   meeting,  1st  March— f^rtfei/,  1st  Monday  in  June,  Sep- 
tember, and  December 

HARMONICAL  SOCIETY. 

For  improvement  in  instrumental  Harmony  meet  at  No.  85 
Sassafras  street  on  every  Saturday  evenings;  and  is  under  the  di- 
rection of  John  C.  Honimons. 

URANIAN  SOCIETY. 

For  improvement  in  Sacred  Music,  meet  at  their  Academy  th^ 
S.E.  corner  of  Third  and  Hia-h  street. 


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HARMONICAL  SOCIETY  OF  THE 
NORTHERN  LIBERTIES. 

Forrned  for  the  purpose  of  insTucting  its  members  in  the  rudl- 
ments  of  Instrumental  Music,  and  meet  once  a  week  at  such 
place  as  they  may  from  time  to  time,  appoint. 

INSURANCE  COMPANY  OF  PENNSYL- 
VANIA. 

O.TiCe  44  Walnut,  corner  of  Second  street 
Pesident—]2irr.esS  Cox 
i)l'e■c^9•'i— Thomas  Fitzsimmons,  Abijah  Dawes,  William  I. 
SiTiith,  Jesse  Wain,  S.W.  Fisher, George  Latimer,  Samuel  Buck, 
?tnr,   Joseph  Sims,  Her.ry  Pratt,  Daniel  Smith,  Jehn  Godfrey 
Wachsmuth,  and  J  C  Stocker 

Incorporated,  April  I8th,  1794 

PHILADELPHIA  &  LANCASTER  TURN- 
PIKE  ROAD  COMPANY. 

Office  Carpenter's  buildings.  No  118  Chesnut  street 
P'esikrit,  EUiston  Perot,  treasure'  ijf  Sec eta'y,  W'lWmm  Govett 

Annual  meeting,  2d  Monday  in  January. Incorporated  9th 

April,  1792 

SCHUYLKILL    PER:nL\NENT     BRIDGE 
COMPANY. 

Office,  No.  16  Church  Alley. 
President,  Richard  Peters. 

J)irecto7-s— John  Dunlap,  John  Perot,  Ge'^rge  Fox,  Charles 
BilcUe,  Joseph  Lownes,  William  Bingham,  Richard  H.Morris, 
Samuel  Wheeler,  William  Poyntell,Ebenezer  Hazard,  William 
Sheaif,  and  Thomas  Savery. 

Treasurer,  John  Dorsey.  Secreta'y,  William  Banks. 

Incorporated,  2rih  April,  1798. 

SCHUYLKILL    &    SUSQUEHANNA    NA- 
VIGATION COMPANY. 

Office,  Carpenter's  buildings,  No.  118  Chesnut  street. 
President,  James  C.  Fisher.  Treasurer,  William  Govett. 

Incorporated,  29th  September,  17S1. 

DELAWARE    &    SCHUYLKILL    CANAL 
COMPANY. 

Ofiice,  Carpenter's  buildings.  No.  118  Chesnut  street. 
President,  jrilliam  Young.  T'easuer,   7Filliam  Govett 

Incorporated,  10th  April,  1792. 


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K.  B.  Besides  the  foregoing,  there  are  a  nuniber  of  other  in- 
stitutions, an  account  of  which,  in  general,  have  been  applied  for; 
but,  either  from  an  improper  application,  or  inattention  of  those 
applied  to,  the  publisher  has  not  been  able  to  procure  the  neces- 
saiy  information  for  their  insercion  in  this  publication. 


MINISTERS 


Of  the  United  States  resident  in  foreign  countries . 

RufusKing,  Minister  Plenipotentiary,  resident  at  London. 
Robert  R.  Livingston,  Minister  Plenipotentiary,  resident  at 

Paris. 
Thomas  Sumpter,  junr.  Secretary  of  Legation. 
Charles  Pinckney,  Minister  Plenipotentiary,  Madrid. 
John  Graham,  Secretary  of  Legation. 

CONSULS  AND  COMMERCIAL 
AGENTS. 

Consuls  inthe  Kingdom  of  Great  Btitain  and  its  dependencies. 

George  W.  Erving,  consul  at   London,  and  agent  for  mana- 
ging claims  for  spoliations. 

David  Lenox,  agent  for  protecting  American  seamen  in  Great 
Britain, 

Poole,  Thomas  Auldjo,  vice-consul 

Kingston  upon  HiilL  George  Knox,  consul. 
Cape  of  Good  Hope,}.  Elmslie  Jr.       Malta,  Joseph  Peelis. 
i'a/moi;f/6,  Robert  W.  Fox.  Demerara  Isi"  Esseqiiibo,    N. 

Calcutta  (Lidia)  Jacob  Lewis.  Rousset. 

Gibraltar,  John  Gavino.  Leitb,  Harry  Grant. 

GlasgoKv,  John  C.Murray.  Curracoa,  Benjn.  H.  Phillips. 

Cok,  John  Church.  Dithlin,  Joseph  Wilson. 

Bristol,  E.  Vanderholt  consul.  Belfast,  James  Holmes. 

Liverpool,  James  Maury. 

To  the  French  Republic  and  its  Dominionji. 
Paris,  Fulwar  Skipwith .  Ostend,  Francis  L.  T  ir.er. 

Havie  de  Grace,  Peter  Dobell.      St.  Domi7igo,  J.E.  Caldwell. 
Nantz,  Thomas  F.  Grant.  Cajemie,  Thomas  Aborn. 

Havre  de  Grace,  Mr. ddzMotre.     Dtinkirk,  Charles   D.  Cox. 
Isle  of  France  Isf  Bourbon,  Wm.     Bordeaux,  William  Lees. 

Buchanan.  V Orient,   William  Patterson. 

Ant-cerp,  James  Blake.  Port  au  Prince,  Robert  Ritchie 

Southern  department   excluding  Petit   Gauve  Bartholomew   Dan- 

dridge. 
St.  Domingo,  Tobias  Lear  resident  at  the  Cape 

c  2 


(        XXX        ) 

To  Spain  and  its  Doiniriions. 
Madrid,  Moses  Young.  Cadiz,  Joseph  Y.  Nardi,  jnr. 

^//ca?.'f,  Robert  Montgomery.        Malaga,  Wm.  Kirkprtrick 
St.Andeo,  Lewis  M.  O'Brien.      La  Cufa,  Augustin  Madan 
Nev:  0'/ea'2*,  Daniel  Clark  &     ^ai-awia/),  John  Morton 

Wm.  E.  Huling,  V:  coni^uls.      St  J  ago  in  Cuba,  J.  Blakely 
Barcelona,  VVilliani  Willis.  Tewjez/e,  John  C  ulnar 

To  Pa  tiigal  and  its  Dominions. 
Lisbon,  Thomas  Buckley,  Fayal,  John  Street 

To  the  Batavian  Republic. 
AtMterdam,    Sylv^anus  Bourne,     Rotterdam,  Joseph  VdLrmzn 

To  Denmark  and  its  Domifiions. 
Copenhagen,  Thomas  R.  Sobye,     Santa  C'uz,  Henry  Cooper 

7o  Prussia. 
Stottin,  Frederick  W.  Lut2. 
To  Germany. 

J8rt/n^^^-6,  Joseph  PitcairH,  Bremen,  F.J.  Wichelhausen 

Franconia,  Philip  Morck,  Trieste,  John  Lamson 

To  Srceden. 
Gottenherg,  Elias  Backman. 
To  the  Italian  States. 
Leghorn,  Thomas  Appleton.        Naples,  John  Mathew. 
Rome,  JohnB.  Safari.  Genoa,  Y.  H.  Walston. 

To  the  Barbarv  Po^-ers. 
Algiers,  Richard  O'Brien.  Tripoli,  Joseph  L.  Cathcart. 

Tiaiis,  William  Eaton.  Morocco,  James  Simpson. 

MINISTERS 

Consuls  and  Co^nmissaries  of  Foreign  Powers^  resi- 
dent in  the  United  States, 
From  Great  Britain. 

Robert  Liston  envoy  Extraordinary  and  minister  plenipotentiary. 

Edward  Thornton,  Secretary  of  Legation. 
Boston,  Thomas  Macdencgh.     Ne=iM-Yo>k,  Thomas  Baieley. 
Philadelphia,  Phineas  Bond.     Baltimore,  Gabriel  Wood. 
Norfolk,  John  Hamilron.  Sa^i-annah,  John  Wallace. 

Charleston,  {S.  C)  Benjamin  Moodie. 

From  the  French  Republic. 

Louis  Andre  Pichon,  charge  des  affaires  and  commissary  general 

of  commercial  relations. 
Virginia,  Citizen  Oster.  Maryland,  Louis  Arcombal. 

Pennsykcinia  and  Delaware,  Charles  Francis  Loit. 
Ne^  Hampshire,   Massachusetts,  Rhoie  Island  and  Connecticut , 
M.  A.  Alexis  Giraud. 


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From  Spain. 

Chevalier  de  Yrujo,  minister  plenipotemiar.'. 
Thomas  Stoughton, 'consul  general. 
K.  Cf  S.  Carolina,  Diego  Mur-     Maryland,  J.  B.  Bamabcu. 

phy.  Georgia,  D.  M.  Rengal. 

JN'fTj'jbort,  Joseph  Vireman.  Pennsylvania  ,  Phelipi  Fatio. 

Virginia  and  Kentucky,  Antonie   Argot  Veillelabusa. 
Ne^'  Hampshire,     Massarbusetts,  Rhode  Island,   Connecticut 
arjd  Vermont,  Ivan  Stoughton. 

From  Portugal. 

Kevj-Tork  John  Abram.  South  Carolina,  James  F  Ven- 

Massacbusetts,  Richard   Cod-  noch. 

man. 

From  the  Batavian  Republic. 

R.  G.  Van  Polanen.  Minister  Resident. 

Peiirjyhania,  J.  H.  C.  Heincken. 

Maryland,  Adrian  Valck. 

South  Carolina  and  Georgia,  John  Rosnier  Garves. 

From  Prussia.  " 

Baltimore,  J.  E.  Christian  Schuttz. 

From  Sv:eden. 

Consul  General,  Richard  Sodestrom. 

Charleston,    (St  C.)     Joseph        J/exa/Tt^-za,  Jonathan  Swift. 

Winthrop.  X.  Carolirui,  John  Baitz. 

Maryland,  Pister  Coliin. 

AV.y  York  \S^  Connecticut,  Heniy  Gahn,  Vice  Consul. 
Ke-'::    Hampshire,   Massachusetts,  isf  Rhode  hlaiui,   Charles  F. 

Deyen,  Vice  Consul. 
Norfolk,  and  all  other  po  ts  in  Virginia,  except  those  on  the  Potomac, 
John  Cowper. 


Government  of  the  United  States. 
EXECUTIVE  . 

Thomas  Jeffersox,  President. 
Aaron  Burr,  Vice  President  and  President  of  the  Senate. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  STATE. 

James  Madison,  Secretary Jacob  Wagner,  chief  clerk. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  TREASURY. 

Albert  Gaiia-tin,  Secretary — John  Steele,  Comptroller. — Richard 
Harrison,  Auditor. — William  yiiWQr  commissioner  of  the  Revenue— 
Thomas  Tudor  Tucker,  2rea-K<rer—— Joseph  Nourse,  Register 


(    xxxii     ) 
WAR  DEPARTMENT. 

Henry  Dearbome,  Secretary — TVlUiam  Simmonds,  Accomptant. 
Israel  Wheeler,  Purveyor  of  Supplies— WiWid.m  Irwine,  Super  in- 
tendant  of  military  stores. 

NAVY  DEPARTMENT 

Robert  Smith  Secretary.  Thomas  Turner,  Accomptant. 

COMMISSIONERS  OF  LOANS. 

Nev:- Hampshire,  Wm.  Gardner  Delaware,  John  Stockton 
\MassachvsettSrThom3.sFerkms  MaiyUnd,  Benjamin  Howard 
Rhode-Island,  Jabez  Bowen        Virginia,  John  Hopkins 
CoJinecticut,  William  Imlay  North-Carolina,  S.  Haywood 

Ne^i'-Tork,  Mathew  Clarkson     South-Caro/ina,  John  Neunvilie 
New-Jersey,  Jam.es  Ewing         Georgia,  Richard  Wylley. 
Penmyhania,  Stephen  Moylan 

JUDICIARY  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

Supreme  Court. 

Chief  Justice,  John  Marshal,  of  Virginia. 

Nevi-Jersey,  W^iUiam  Patcerson  F7r^/;2/a,  Bushrod  Washmgton 
N.  Carolina,  A.  Moore,  Mo.rdand,  Samuel  Chace. 

Massach-.ietts,  Wlliam  Gushing,  Associate  Judges 

Levi  Lincoln,  Attorney  General,  Elias  B.   Caldwell.  clerJ^. 

CIRCUIT  COURTS. 

Circuits,  Judges,  Residence, 

rjohn    Lowell,  Massachusetts. 

FIRST.      <  Benjamin  Bourne,  Rhode  Island. 

^Jeremiah  Smith,  N.  Hampshire. 

f  Egbert   Benson,  New  York. 

SECOND.  <  Oliver    Wolcott,  Connecticut.    "^ 

(^Sand\>ich   Hitchcock,       Vermont. 

rWm.  Tilghman,  Pennsylvania. 

THIRD.   <  Richard  Bassett,  Delaware. 

^Willian"  Griffith,  New  Jersey. 

f" Philip  B.  Key,  Maryland. 

TOURTH.<  George  K.  Taylor,  .  Virginia. 

([^  Charles  Magill,  Do. 

C  Dominick  A.  Hall,  South-Carolina. 

FIFTH.       "^  Henry  Potter,  North-Carolina. 

DISTRICT  COURTS. 

Pennsylvania  Districts. 
Judges,  Attorneys.         Marshalls, 

Eastern,  Richard  Peters,     A.  J.  Dallas,  John  Smith, 

Westecn,  ,      James  HTmilton,  Presley  Lane, 

Vermont  District. 

Elijah  Paine,  David  Fay,  John  Wiilard, 


(     xxxiii     ) 
Judges.  Attorneys.         Marshalls, 

Maine  District. 
David  Sewall,         Silas  Lee,  Isaac  Parker, 

New-Jersey  District. 
Robert  Morris,       George  Maxwell,  Thomas  Lowrr, 

New-York  District. 
John  Sloss,  Edw.  Livingston,  John  Swartwout, 

New-Hampshire  District. 
John  Pickering,      J.  S.  Sherbourne,    Bradbur)'  Cilley, 
Virginia  Districts. 

£'^5tern,  •   ,      Thomas  Nelson,     Joseph  Scott, 

Western,  Cyrus  Grinin,        John  Moore,  , 

Massachusetts  District. 
John  Davis,  George  Blake,         Samuel  Bradford, 

Georgia  District. 
Thomas  Gibbons,    Charles  Jackson,    Ambrose  Gordon, 

Columbia  District. 
William  Kilty,       John  T.  Mason,     Daniel  C.  Brent, 
Potomac  District. 

,        Walter  Jones,  jr.  William  Baker, 

Kentucky  District. 
Harry  Innis,  Jos.  H.  Daviess,      Joseph  Crochette, 

Connecticut  District. 
Richard  Law,        Pierpont  Edwards  Philip  P.  Bradley, 

Delaware  District. 
Gunning  Bedford,  George  Read,         Joel  Lewis, 

RhDde-Iiland  District. 
DavidL. Barnes,    David  Ho  veil,       William  Peck, 

South-Carolina  District. 
Thomas  Bee,          Thomas  Parker,      Chs.  B.  Cochran, 

North-Corcliua  District. 
John  Sitgreaves,     Benjn.  Woods,        John  S.  West, 

Tennessee  District. 
JohnM'NaLry,        Thomas  Gray,        Robert  Hays, 

Ohio  District. 
John  C.  Symmes,    Wm.  M-Millan,     James  Findlaye, 

Maryland  District. 
Jas.  Winchester,    Z.  HoUingsworth   Reuben  Etting. 

North  Western  Teritory — Arthur  St.  Clair  governor;  Char- 
les Willing  Byrd  secretary  ;  James  Findlaye  Marshsl  of  the 
Ohio  District ,  William  >i'Millan  attorney  ;  John  C.  Svm.mcs 
chief  justice  ;  Joseph  Oilman  and  Return  J.  Meiggs  assistant. 

Mississippi  Territory — William  C.  C  Claibonie,  governor; 
John  Steele,  Secretary  ;  Seth  Le%vis,  chief  Judge  ;  Peter  B. 
Bruin  and  Daniel  Lilton,  assistants. 

Indian  Territory — William  H.  Harrison  governor  ;  John  Gibsosi 
Secretary;  William  Clark,  chief  judge  ;  Henry  Vaiidenburg 
and  John  Griffin,  assistants. 


(     XXX  iv     ) 

Receivers  of  Public  monies  for  Lands — James  Findlaye,  at  Cin- 
cinnati; Elijah  Bacchus  at  Marietta  ;  Zacchucs  Biggs,  atSteu- 
benville  ;  Samuel  Findlaye,  at  Chilicothe. 

Registers  of  the  Land  Oaice  of  the  United  States — David  Hoge, 
Steubenville;  Peregrine  Foster,  Marietta  ;  Israel  Ludlow,  Cin- 
cinnati ;  Thomas  Worthington,  Chilicothe. 

SENATORS. 

New  Hampshire— James  Sheaffe,  Simon  Olcot. 
Massachusetcs — Jonathan  Mason,  Dwight  Foster. 
Rhode  Island — Theodor  Foster,  Christopher  EUery. 
Conneciicur — James  Hillhouse,  Uriah  Tracey. 
Vermont — Nathaniel  Chipman,  S.  R.  Bradley. 
New-York — Gouvemeur  Morris,  John  Armstrong. 
New- Jersey — Jonathan  Dayton,  Aaron  Ogden. 
Pennsylvania — James  Ross,  George  Logan. 
Delaware — William  H.  Wells,  Samuel  White. 
Maryland — JohnE.  Ho\vard,  William  Hyndman. 
Virginia — Stevens  T.  Mason,  Wilson  C  Nichols. 
North-Carolina — -David  Stone,  Jesse  Franklin. 

Tennessee — John  Anderson Cocke. 

Georgia — Abraham  Baldwin,  James  Jackson. 
Kentucky — John  Brown,  John  Brackenridge. 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

Nathaniel  Maco^i,  Speaker. 

New-Hampshire Abel  Foster,  George  B.  Upham,  Samuel 

Tenny,    Joseph  Pierce. 

Massachusetts Samuel  Williams,  Silas  Lee,  Peleg  Wads- 
worth,  William  Eustace,  Cutts,  William  Shephard, 

Phanuel  Bishop,  Cutler,    Ebenezer  Mahoon,  Jonas 

Smith,  Nalban  Read,  John  Bacon,  Joseph  B.  Varnum, 

Hastings. 

Connecticut J.   W    Danna,    Elias  Perkins,    J.  Davenport, 

J.  C.  Smith,  Roger  Griswold,  Benjamin  Talmadge,  Calvin 
Goddard. 

Rhode-Island Thomas  Tillinghast,  Joseph  Staunton. 

Vermont Lewis  R.   Morris,  Israel  Smith. 

New-York^ Theodorus  Bailey,    Benjamin  Walker,  John  P. 

Van  Ness,  John  Smith,  Thomas  Morris,  P.  Van  Ccriland, 

K.  Van  Ransellaer,  Thomas,  S.  L.  Mitchell,  Lucas 

ElmendorfT. 

New-jersey John  Condit,    James  Mott,    Henry  Southard, 

William  Helms,  Ely   Elmer. 

Pennsylvania Robert  Brown,  William  Hoge,  John  Smilie, 

Isaac  Van  Horn,  Andrew  Gregg,  Thomas  Boude,  William 
Jones,  J.  A.  Hanna,  Joseph  Heister,  Henry  Woods,  John 
Stewart,  Hemphill,  Michael  Leib 


(     xxxv     ) 

Delaware James  A.  Bayard. 

Marylanu Uariel  Heister,  John    Campbell,    John  Archer, 

Joseph  H.  N'cholscn,  Thomas  Plater,  John  Dennis,  Samuel 

Smith,  Richard  Spf'gg. 
Virginia S.  J.  Cabell,  Matthew    Clay,  R.    F.  Thompson, 

Abraham  Tiigg,  John  Dawson,  John  Talliafero,  John  irigg, 

Edwin  Gray,  John   Stratton,  John  Ciopom,   Anthony  New, 

Thomas  Claiborne,  Thomas  Newton,  George  Jackson,  W.  B. 

Giles,  Richard  Brent,  David  Holmes, Smith,    John 

Randolph. 
North-Carolina Nathan.     Macon,    W.    B.    Grove,  Robert 

Williams, Stanley,  Richard  Stanford,   Wilis  Ashton, 

Archibald  Henderson,  Johnston. 

South-Carolina Benjamin    Huger,    Butler,   John 

Rutledge,  Lowndes,  Moore. 

Georgia Benjamin  Talliafero,  John  Milledge. 

Kentucky .John  Fowler,  Thomas  T.  Davis. 

Tennessee Dickson. 

North-Westem  Ten-itory Paul  Fearing. 

Missisippi  Teritory Hunter. 

John  Beckley,  Clerk. 

Government  of  Pennsylvania. 
EXECUTIVE. 

Thomas  M'Keak,  Governor. 

John  M.  Thompson,  Secretary.     James  Trimble,  Clerk. 
Jacob  Carpenter,  Treasurer. — John  M'Kissick,  Receiver -general 
of  the  Land-off.ce. 

JUDICIARY. 

Edward  Shippen,  Chief  justice. — John  D.  Coxe,  President  of 

the  court  of  common  pleas  Sec. 

Jonathan   B.   Smith,    William   Coates,  Edward  Heston,    and 

,  Associate  judges. 

SENATE. 

Samuel  Maclay,  Speaker. 

City  and  County  of  Philadelphia  and  Delaware-Francis  Gurney, 
John  Jones,  John  Pearson  and  John  Porter. 

Lancaster Abraham  Carpenter  and  Mathias  Barton. 

York  and  Adams James  Ewing  and  William  Reid. 

Bucks,  Chester,  and  Montgomery — Dennis  Whelen,   William 
Redman  and  John  Richards. 

Berks  and  Dauphin Christian  Lower  and  Henry  Orth. 

Northampton  and  Wayne. Thomas  Mawhorter. 

Franklin. Thomas  Johnson. 

Washington,  Allegany,  and  Greene.— John  Hamilton  and  Tho- 
mas Morton. 


(     XXXV i     ) 

Huntington  Bedford  and  Somerset John  Piper. 

Cumberland Robert  Whitehill. 

Northumberland,  Luzerne,  Mifflin  and    Lycoming— —Samuel 

Maclay  and  William  Harris. 
Westmoreland  and  Fayette — William  Findley  &.  Samuel  King. 
Crawford,  Erie  Sec William  M'Arthur. 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

Isaac  Weaver  Speaker. 

Philadelphia  City — Samuel  Werherill,  Hugh  Ferguson,  James 

Gamble,  Robert  Porter,  Philip  Odenheimer. 

Philadelphia  County — William  Penrose,    George  Ingles,   James 

Engels,  John  Goodman,  jun.  Jacob  Holget,  Elisha  Gordon. 

Bucks — John  M'Elroy,  John  Pugh,  John  Smith. 

Chester — William  Gibbons,  Isaac    Wayne,  Abiah    Taylor, 

Thomas  Bull,  John  M'Dowell. 
Lancaster — John  Roberts,  John  Mobler,  John  Steele,  Samuel 

Cooke,  Benjamin  Kausman,  John  Miller. 
York — Michael  Kimmel,  Frederick    Eichelberger,   William 

Anderson,  Michael  Helman. 
Washington-— Aaron   Lyie,  John  M'Dowell,   Samuel  Urie, 

James  Kerr. 
Fayette— John  Cunningham,  Charles  Porter,  Samuel  Trevor. 

Franklin— John  Rhea,  James  Poe,  John  Stadtler. 

Montgomery — Nathaniel  Boileau,  Isaiah    Davis,    Frederick 

Conrad,  Samuel  Henderson. 

Dauphin — James  Wilson,  Christian  Ley,  Stacy  Potts. 

Luzerne — Lord  Buder,  John  Franklin. 

Huntingdon— James  Kerr,  John  Blafr. 

Cumberland — David  Mitchell,  Jacob  Aher,  John  Simpson. 

Berks — Gabriel   Heister,    William    W  itman,  Daniel    Rose, 

Daniel  Udree,  Frederick  Smith. 

Northampton'-- William    Earnet,    James    Wilson,    Richard 

Broadbead,  Jacob  Newharst. 

Bedford— John  Moore,  William  Alexander. 

Northumberland— Jacob  Fulmer,  Jesse  Moore,  Samuel  Dale, 

Simon  Schneider. 
Westmoreland — Jacob  Painter,  James  Brady,  James  Mont- 
gomery. 
Allegheny-.-Samuel  Evah,  Abner  Laycock,  John  M'Masters 
Miffiin— \\  illiam  Beale,  W  lUiam  Bratton. 
Delaware— J cnas  Preston,  Dr.  Bennel. 
Lycoming— William  Wilson. 
Somerset— Adam  Miller. 
Greene— Isaac  Weaver. 
Adams— Thomas  Thornborough,  Henry   Slagel.. 
Crawford,  Erie,  &c.  Alexander  Buchannan. 
Centre— John  Hall. 


JANUARY. 


Moon's  ?hjifes. 
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Full  O   i8     4  47  A. 
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POLITICAL    AND    ZSIORAL. 


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terrible  to  our  inferiors  nor  contemptible  to  our  supe- 
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VENTTS  9  will  be  morning  Star,  until  the  17th.  of  the  3d.  Month, 
(March)    then  evening  Star,  unti!  the  end  of  the  ytar. 


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To  know  when  to  yield,  in  j^overnnient,  is  at  least 
as  necessary  as  to  know  when  to  lose  in  trade  ;  and  he 
avho  cannot  do  the  first,  is  so  little  likely  to  govern  a 
nation  well,  that  it  is  more  than  probable  he  would  go- 
vern a  shop  ill. 

Laws  are  like  cobwebs,  where  the  small  flies  are 
cautiht,  but  the  j^reat  ones  break  throue^h. 

Prefer  labour  before  idleness,  unless  you  esteem  rust 
more  than  bri^htmess. 


Mooii's  Phafes. 


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Neither  Montague  in  writing  his  Essays,  nor  Des 
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an  anceciiiuvian  earth,  no,  nor  Newton  in  discovering 
and  establisiiing  the  true  laws  of  nature  on  experiment 
and  sublime  geometry,  felt  more  intellectual  joys  than 
he  Ceils  wiio  is  a  real  Patiiot,  w  hu  bends  all  the  force  of 
his  understanding,  and  directs  all  his  thoughts  and  acti- 
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Latitude  of   the    Georgian  Planet    (  ig. )   abaut    43  minutes  North 
this  year- 

The  laughers  are  for  those  who  have  most  wit,  and 
the  fcrious  part  of  mankind,  for  those  who  have  most 
reason  on  thier  side. 

One  gains  nothing  by  lying,  but  the  advantage  of  not 
being  credited  v/hen  he  speaks  the  truth. 

Power  must  be  usv^d  moderately,  to  make  it  lasting. 


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and  distrust.  ^len  may  be  jealous  on  account  of  their 
libertits,  even  when  tliey  have  no  immediate  distrust 
that  the  persons  who  govern  design  to  invade  them. 

It  Yrouid  be  highly  unjust  to  impute  the  scurrilities 
of  scuirilous  authors  to  aiiy  prompter,  because  they 
hu.ve  in  themselves  all  that  is  necessary  to  cunstiiute  a 
scold;  ill  manners,  inipydence,  afoul  mouih,  auu^ 
fouler  heart.  a  2  ^ 


JUNE, 


Moon's  Phafes. 
D.  H.  M. 
Firft   J)      8     7  47^^ 
Full    O    ^5     6  49  A 
Laft    C    22  II     oM. 
New  0  29       757  A. 


Planets'  Places,  &c. 


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Liberty  is,  to  the  collective  body,  Avhat  health  is  to 
every  individual  body.  Without  health,  no  pleasure 
Can  be  tasted  by  man  ;  without  liberty,  no  happiness 
Can  be  enjoyed  by  society. 

That  commonAvealth  is  best  constructed,  in  which 
the  citizens,  without  envy  or  sedition,  strive  who  shall 
outvie  the  rest  in  the  possession  of  virtue. 

States  are  on  the  confines  of  ruin  when  no  distinction 
is  made  between  the  good  and  the  bad. 

A  great  talker  is  seldom  a  Avise  man. 


JULY. 


Moon's  Phafcs, 
D.  H.  M. 
Firft    ^      7  II   56   A 
Full   O   15     2  27  M 
Laft     (£21     5  21   A 
New   ^    29  10     3  M 


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t/je  beginning 
T)  apogee 
^  Sationary 
of  this  month. 


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of  IV  eat  her ,  &c.  H  M 


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light 
11  fetsp  50 


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22 


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4  40  7   20 
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clouds  y 
fxay  expefl 

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4     fame  thunder    4  427  ^8 

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very  icarm 
Magdalen 


0en.  SI 
the  latter  end  of 
St.  James 
St.  Aur.fc 
this  month, 
cloudy 
.^   ftationary 
Ardt.  fets  046 
dog  days  begin 


4  447  ^^ 

4  447  ^o 

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5]  3  27 
SI    7j  lets, 
i^f  7  56 


af,     6j  I  54 
1  33    3  ^i 


A  vine  bears  three  grapes  ;  the  first  of  pleasure,  the 
second  of  drunkenness,  and  the  third  of  repentance. 

Nothing  is  so  precious  as  time,  and  those  who  mis- 
pend  it  are  the  greatest  of  all  prodigals. 

Those  who  e5^ercise  continency  and  frup:ality  have  a 
higher  relish  of  pleasure,  and  are  less  affected  with 
pain,  than  those  who  are  the  most  diligent  and  assidu- 
ous in  the  pursuit  of  delights  and  indulgences. 

Man  is  deficient  in  nothing  so  much  as  time. 


— 

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Faction  is  to  partv  what  the  superlative  is  to  the  posi- 
tive :  party  is  a  political  evil,  and  faction  is  the  worst 
of  all  evils. 

A  hie  dedicated  to  the  service  of  our  country  admits^ 
the  full  use,  and  no  life  should  admi.  tiie  abuse,  of 
pleasures  :  the  least  are  consistent  with  a  constant  dis- 
chari^eof  our  public  duty,  the  greatest  arise  from  it. 

Truth  lies  within  a  little  and  certain  compass,  but 
error  is  immense. 


S  E  P  T  E  M  B  E  R. 


*- — ~ 

Planets'  Haccs,  <S:c 

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Our's  does  all  that  a  constitution  can  do,  all  that  caiii 
be  done  by  legal  provision,  to  secure  the  interests  of  the 
people,  by  maintaining;  the  integrity  of  their  trustees  ; 
and,  lest  all  this  should  fail,  it  gives  frequent  opportu- 
nities to  the  people  to  secure  their  interest  themselves, 
by  mending  thier  choice. 

A  flow  of  words  is  no  proof  of  wisdom?  nor  any  evi- 
dence of  just  sentiment. 


OCTOBER. 


1        PUncti 

'  Paccft,  &;c. 

'^(Csl  Alioth 

Nauon'i  Phafes. 

^l^r¥ 

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other  circumstances  of  birth,  fortune,  and  situation, 
that  call  us  to  this  service  ;  and  above  all,  to  the  talents 
which  GOD  has  given  us  to  perform  it. 

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