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LONG WORTH'S
AUUBICAN ALMANAT.
NEW-YORK REGISTER,
AND
ity Directory,
FOK 1823-4,
AND FOR THE FORTY-EIGHTH YEAR
American Endependence,
USING A-LIST OF BAK _ INSURANCE COMEAND T-OFFICE. ESTABLISHMENT, Le ar.
NEW-YORK
IL LED BY THOMAS LONGWORTH. Wm. Gratta
Je 25, 1823
AVERY DURST
CLASSICS F 123.2 . 16 48th
(1823/1824)
XI. NOVEMBER, begins on Saturday, 30 days. 1823.
dangerous fashion of tight lacing, destroy functions of the body far more important, not ouly to themselves, but.to their offspring ; and whole troops of dandies quite as taper waisted, and almost as mas- culine as their mothers, are the natural result of such an absurdity. If to be admired, is the motive for such a custom, it is a most para- doxical mode of pursuing this end ; for that which is destructive of health, must be still more destructive of beauty ; that beauty, in a vain effort to preserve which, the victims of this fashion have de-
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XII. DECEMBER, begins on Monday, 31 days, 1823.
voted themselves to a joyless youth, and a premature decrepitude. Another of the minor miseries formerly imposed upon society by the despotism of fashion, was the necessity of giving large sums, denominated vails, to a whole bevy of butlers, footmen, and lac- queys. This was carried to such an excess, that no poor man could afford to dine with a rich one, unless he enclosed a guinea with his card of invitation ; and yet this custom, more mean if possible, than
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J. JANUARY begins on Thursday, hath 31 days. 1824.
absurd, kept its ground until a few such men as Swift, Steele, and Arbuthnot, happened to make a discovery in terrestrial bodies, pro- ductive ofmore comfort than any made before or since, in those that are celestial After a course of experiments, both synthetically and analytically pursued, they found out and promulgated to the world, that two or three friends, a joint of Welsh mutton, a blazing
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hearth, a hottle of ohl wine, and a hearty welcome at home, were far better things than cold fricassee's, colder formalities, sour liquors, and sourer looks abroad, saddled, moreowi, with the penalty of running the gauntlet of a whole gang of belaced and betassled men- dicants, who proceeded from the plunder of the pocket of the guest, to their still more barefaced depredatous on the cellar of their mas- ter. There is a little Italian story so much to my present purpose, that I shall conclude by relating it A nobleman, resident at a
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cast'e, I think near Pisa, was about to celebrate his marriage fcast. All the elements were proprious except the ocean, winch had been in, sterous as to deny the very necessary appendage of tish. Most provideutially, however, on the very morning of the feast, a poor fisherman made luis appearance, with a turbot so large, that it seemed to have been created for the oce asion, " animal propter con- riria natum." Joy pervaded the castle, and the fisherman was
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ushered with his prize into the saloon, where the nobleman, in the presence of his visitors, requested him to put what price he thought proper on the fish, and it should be instantly paid him. One hun- dred lashes, said the fisherman, on my bare back, is the price of my fish, and I will not bate one strand of whipcord on the bargain. The Book man and his guests were not a little astonished, but our chapman was resolute, and remonstrance was in vain. At length the nobleman exclaimed, well, well the fellow is a humourist, and
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the fish we must have, but lay on lightly, and let the price be paid in our presence. After fifty lashes nad bren administered, hold, hold, exclaimed the fisherman, i have a partner in this business, and it is sitting that he should receive his share What ! are there two such madcaps in the world? exclaimed the nobleman ; name him, and he shall be sent tor instantly You need not go very far for him, said the fisherman; you will find him at your gate, in the
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NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 55
Allaire James P. brass & iron found. 444 Cherry & 167 Allaire John, cartman McDougal n. Prince [Pearl
Allaire Samuel Y. cartinan and grocer 110 Mott Allaire Seaman, cartman Varick n Charlton Allair widow, pelisse maker 123 William Allanson John 6. merchant 28 South h. 80 Franklin Allee Daniel, accountant 96 John
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Allee Jeremiah, shoemaker 83 William h. 15 Liberty
Allen Abraham, cartmau Cherry n. Montgomery
Allen Alexander, carpenter Mott c. Pump Allen Alexander, shipmaster 25 Allen
Allen A. captain 165 Bancker
Allen Andrew, bird cage mak. Fifth n. 3d Avenue
AHen Benjamin, smith 555 Greenwich
Allen Charles, tailor 1 Mott
Allen Charles Smith, Broadway n. Walker
Allen Charles G looking-glass fraine mak. 140 Pump
Allen Cornelius M. sail store 186 Front h. 345 Pearl Allen Danicl, shoemaker 36 Thomas
Allen Darius, cartman Broom n. Mangin Allen David, grocer, 79 Cortlandt
Allen Ebenezer, smith 252 h 226 Cherry
Allen Francis D. printer 43 Hudson
Allen Freeman, merchant 246 Front h. 44 Market Allen Gilbert, commission merchant 17 South
Allen Hamilton, cartnian Broome c Mangin Allen Henry, gunsmith 24 maiden-lane Allen Isaac, cartman Water n. Corl. H.
Allen Isaac, blacksmith 137 Orange Allen James, shoemaker Varick n. Vandam
Allen James, cordwainer 310 Broome
Allen James P. carpenter rear 170 Bowery Allen Jolın, 509 Pearl
Allen John, cartman, 366 Grand n. Suffolk Allen John, cartman Renwick c. Canal
Allen John, cooper 46 Allen
Allen John, laborer 52 Allen Allen John, laborer 21 Pike
Allen John, hair dresser 574 Pearl
Allen John, segar maker 48 Allen
Allen John C. brass founder 20 Pump Allen Joseph, cartman Pitt n. Rivington
Allen Joseph W. merchant h. 46 Fulton Allen Joseph, hair dresser 16 Frankfort Allen Leander, merchant 60 South Allen Levi, carpenter Grand c. Crosby Allen Leonard, cooper 164 Divison Allen Luman H bookbinder 111 Fulton Allen Moses, 18 Wall h. 31 Chamber Allen Orlando, tavern 46 Water Allen Peter, cartman and grocer Broome c. Mangin Allen Richard, gardeuer Bowery c. Fourth Allen Robert, cartman 25 Water Allen Rodolphus, mariner 286 Front Allen Stephen, mayor of the city 93 Beekman Allen Thomas, painter 39 Mott
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Allen Thomas, 124 Duane
Allen Thomas, cooper 46 Allen Allen Walter, shipcarpenter Stanton n. Pitt
Allen Williamn, shoemaker 64 Orange Allen William, attorney 3 Law Buildings Allen William, mason 63 Chrystie Allen William, inspector of wood 20 Lumber Allen William, mason 5 Pike Allen William, mariner rear 69 Henry
Allen Willian, mariner 64 Lombardy
Allen William, shipmaster 34 Eldridge Allen widow Eliza, seamstress 37 William
Allen widow Elizabeth, 10 fine Allen widow Mary, Greenwich n. Hamond Allen R. & H. grocers 298 Grand
Allen S. & M. 122 Broadway and 18 Wall
Allen & sons Stephen, sail and duck store 186 Front
Allen Wm. N. bookbinder 121 Water h. 33 Stone Alley Saul, merchant 74 South h. 32 Beekman Allez Hillery, painter 114 Reed
Allien widow Catharine, 61 Stone Allison John 79 Mott-
Allison P W. carver 401 Broadway
Allison Michael, cabinetinaker 46 and 48 Vesey
Allison Richard, grocer 226 Fulton
· Allison Samuel, brassfounder Grand c. Arundel Allison William, 207 Washington
Allison William, 218 Fulton Allison Ann, widow of John, 138 Anthony
Allison widow of Peter, grocer 201 Washington
Allport James, merchant City Hotel
Allport widow, 165 Church Allyn Francis, shipmaster 345 Pearl
Alphonse Charles, grocer 216 Williamn
Alsop Nathaniel, weaver Carmine c. 6th Avenue Alstine widow Susan, 101 Duane
Alvord Alonzo, hat store 7 Bowery Ambler Irel, grocer 95 Hester American Office of the, 30 William American Bible Society, 72 Nassau
American Museum, N. Y. Inst. Chamber c. Broadway
American Insurance Company, 51 Wall
American Missionary Register 38 Broad
Amerman Isaac, four store 165 Washington h 36 Liberty Amerman Peter, scxton 35 Liberty Ainerman Thomas, 29 1-2 Frankfort Ames Charles, china store 112 Broadway h. 7 Pine
Ames Francis, grocer 42 Augustus Ames John R. tinman 138 Cherry Ames Sears, mariner 103 Cherry Amos Richard, Greenwich c. Christopher Amsbey Seneca, painter 82 Bancker Andariese Barnet, merchant 320 Pcarl Anderson Aaron, dock builder Hubert n Washington Anderson A. T. attorney 9 Wall h 298 Greenwich Anderson Abraham, carpenter 64 Mott
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Anderson Alexander, engraver & M. D. 8 Provost Anderson Andrew, mariner rear 77 Lombardy Anderson Andrew, inspector lumber 232 Fulton Anderson Andrew, mariner 30 Lombardy Anderson Doct A 302 Greenwhich Anderson Anthony L. physician 40 Harman Anderson Benjamin, 374 Cherry Anderson Charles, teacher 58 Leonard
Anderson Daniel, shocmaker 118 Elizabeth Anderson David, weaver Carinine n. Bedford Anderson David, smith 66 Pump Anderson David, shipmaster Rosevelt n. Oak Anderson David J. grocer Barclay c. West Anderson Edmund, carpenter 61 Hester
Anderson Elijah, grocer 54 Division li. 36 Orchard Anderson Frederick, cartman 5% Pump Anderson Henry, shoe store 69 Chatham Anderson Henry, carpenter 38 Ludlow Anderson Henry, cartman 9 Torbert Anderson Henry, black 60 Mcrcer Anderson Hugh, accountant 78 Orange Anderson Isaac, 96 Vesey
Anderson Jacob W. cartm. & gro. Elizabeth n. Broome Anderson James, stonecutter Beach c. Washington Anderson James, attorney 51 Nassau
Anderson James, custom-house officer 48 Provost Anderson James, grocci Beekman c. Theatre-alley Anderson James, mariner 42 Pike
Anderson James, printer 25 Water Andersun James, merchant 144 Broadway Anderson James, M. D. 18 Vandewater Anderson Jeremiah, dockbuilder M.Dougall n. Spring Anderson, sen. John, rigger 258 Grand Anderson Jolın, carpenter 170 Hester Anderson John, dockbuilder 47 Warren Anderson John, carpenter 3 Anthony Anderson John, rigger 73 Forsyth Anderson John, rigging aud anchor st. 253 Front Anderson John, rear 49 Cliff Anderson John, shoemaker 41 Chapel Anderson John, pedlar 2 Torbert
Anderson John, carpet weaver 60 Orange
Anderson John, fisherman 80 Varick Anderson Lawrence, teacher M'Dougall n. Bleccker Anderson Mary, rear 551 Pearl Anderson Mathias, builder 25 Ludlow h. 45 Essex " Anderson Nich. sexton of George's Chap, 196 William Anderson Nicholas, upholster 222 Chapel Anderson Peter, drygoods 54 1 2 Bowery Anderson Richard, cartman Elizabeth n. Broome Anderson Robert, baker 73 Mott Anderson Robert, cartman 86 Mulberry Anderson Robert, printer 263 William Anderson Sinith W. hardware 144 Broadway Anderson Stephen, shoemaker rear 66 Bayard Anderson Thomas, baker 184 Harınan Anderson Thomas, baker 228 Greenwich
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Anderson Warner, cabinetmaker 62 Vcsey Anderson William, carpenter 275 Front Anderson William, carpenter 61 Hester Anderson William, brewer 9 Cross Anderson William. 55 Allen Anderson widow Agnes 234 Church Anderson widow Catharine, 27 Walnut Anderson wiiow Deborah, 563 Spring Anderson widow Eliza, 28 Bayard Anderson widow Eliza, 24 Orchard Anderson widow Elizabeth, rear 381 Broome Anderson widow Elizabeth, 41 Chapel Anderson widow Hannah, 29 Orchard Anderson widow Henrietta, boardinghouse 54 Broadw.
Anderson widow Sarah, 38 Reed
Anderson James & Peter, corkcutters 9 Burling-slip Anderton John, physician 14 Peck-slip h. 121 Forsyth Andreas John W. 59 Bayard
Andreas Samuel, grocer Lewis c. North Andrew Henry, upholster 70 Maiden-lane h. 7 Liberty Andrews Alexander, 73 Liberty Andrews Benjamin, tailor 100 Cherry c. Oliver
Andrews Charles C. tcacher 85 Mott
Andrews David, merchant 180 Broadway h. 29 Barclay Andrews George, segarmaker 43 Hester
Andrews John, 1} Catharine-lane
Andrews Jolın, com mer. 87 South h. 26 Bcekman
Andrews John, intelligence office 149 Fulton
Andrews Robert, accountant 57 Pump Andrews S. grocer Walnut n. Lombardy
Andrews, Thompson & Co. carpet st 180 Broadway
·Andrics Stephen, tobacconist 108 Anthony Andriss Richard, laborer 125 Lombardy Angelis Gideon De, M D 137 Cherry Angevine Abigail, 188 Broome Angevine Lewis, Church c. Walker Angevine Lewis, 373 Grand Angevine & Co. Wm. grocers 127 Mulberry c. Hester
Angostinc S J com. mer 39 Howard
Angus George, smith 36 Bleecker
Angus Jacob B carpenter 128 Mott
Angus William, chairmaker 51 Sullivan
Angus widow Mary, 20 Pump Anuer widow Mary C. 295 Spring
Annett James, fisherman 207 Washington
Annett Robert, grocer 94 Vescy
Annett widow Nancy, 84 Bancker
Anson widow Elizabeth, 98 Elm
Anspake Frederick, ship carpenter 74 Essex n. Broome Anspake Frederick, 118 Mott Anthon Charles, 417 Broome Anthon John, attorney & counsellor 94 h. 95 Beekman Anthony Alexander, butcher Fulton m. h. Eldrige c. De- Anthony Ann, 20, Franklin [lancy
Anthony Jacob, teller U. S Branch Bank 32 Dey Anthony J. P. tanner & currier 66 h. 33 Frankfort
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Anthony John, brewer Norfolk n Broome Anthony Michael, Providence packet 259 Grand Anthony Nicholas N 2 Rose Anthony Nicholas, 18 Vandcwater
Anthony Theophilus, grocer hi. 30 Frankfort Anthony & Arcularius, gro & tea deal. 22 Maiden-'anc Antoni Joseph, boardinghouse 273 Water Ardelbeck Gottlieb, baker 12 Frankfort Appleby Wmo. butcher 44 Cath. Mar. h sheriff n. Grand Ar pleby widow Sarah, 46 1 udlow Appley Jacob, Forsyth n Grand Applegate Louis, carıman 9 Charlton Applegate Matthew R mason 28 Norfolk Appleton Robert tailor 99 Laurens Appraiser's Office, U. S & public store 11 Broad Apprentice's Library, Chamber n. Chatham Archdekin Robert, 14 Rivington Archer Ann, widow of Anthony, 26 Rhynders Archer Benjamin, fruiter Washington n. Perry Archer Caleb, grocer Charlton c. Hudson Archer Ezekiel, 222 Division
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