New-York directory, and register, for the year 1794, Part 1

Author: Duncan, William.
Publication date: 1794
Publisher: New-York : Printed for the editor, by T. and J. Swords, no. 167, William-Street
Number of Pages: 316


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THE NEW-YORK DIRECTORY


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NEW-YORK DIRECTORY


AND


REGISTER,


FOR THE YEAR 1794.


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THE NEW-YORK DIRECTORY


AND


REGI STER, FOR THE YEAR


1794.


Illuftrated with a new and accurate Plan of the City and Part of Long-Ifland, exactly laid down agreeably to the lateft Survey.


CONTAINING


The Names, Occupations, and Places of Abode of the Citizen arranged in alphabetical Order ; A Lift of the Engineers and Firemen of the City of New-York A Regifter of the Executive, Legifative, and Judicial Magis trates of the United States, and of the State of New-York The Ministerial and Confular Appointments from the Unite States to foreign Powers, and from foreign Powers to th United States ;


The Governors of the diferent States ;


The Officers, both Civil and Military, of the City and Coun of New-York.


ALSO,


An Account of the different Societies, and charitable and Hit rary Inftitutions in the City; with the Names of the Officers.


TO WHICH IS ADDED,


A Chronological Table of remarkable Events which ha happened fince the first Difcovery of America.


AND TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, A. Defcription of the Slips and Wharfs in New- Yor ..


By WILLIAM DUNCAN.


New-York : Printed for the Editor, by T. and J. Stvar No. 167, William-ftreet .- 1794.


[ Price Four Shillings and Six-pence. ]


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CONTENTS.


PART I.


A Defcription of the Slips and Wharfs in the City of New-York. An Account of the Alteration of the Names of fe- veral of the Streets in the City of New-York.


PART II .- The DIRECTORY. -Containing-


A Lift of the Names, Occupations, and Places of Abode of the Citizens of New-York, arranged in alphabetical Order. from Page I t.) 210


A Lift of the Engineers and Firemen of the City of New-York, from Page 210 10 215


PART III .- The REGISTER. -Containing the following Articles --


tft. The Government of the United States. -Containing- Page.


Senators of the United States, 217


Houfe of Reprefentatives of do. - 218


Department of State-Department of War -- 'Treafury Department, 221, 222


Judiciary of the United States, - 222


Minifterial and confular Appointments by the United States, - 223


- - Minifterial and confular Appointments by fo- reign Powers to the United States, - 225 -


Officers of the Revenue, - -


Officers of the Bank of the United States, 229


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CONTENTS.


Page.


Officers of the New-York Branch Bank, - 229 Rules obferved in tranfacting bufinefs at do. ibid Table of the Weight and Value of feveral Coins, 230 General Poft-Office, ibid


Commiffioners of Loans,


Governments of the Territory of the United States on the Ohio, 231, 232 - - Governors of the different States in the Union, 232 Mint of the United States, ibid


Army of the United States. 234


2d. Officers of the State of New-York.


-Containing-


The Governor, Lieutenant-Governor,


and


Council of Appointment, - - 234, 235


Officers in Chancery,


235


Officers in the Supreme Court, Court of Probates and Court of Admiralty, ibid


Council of Revifion,


ibid


Members of the Senate and Affembly,


236


3d. Officers of the City and County.


-Containing-


The Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, &c. 237, 238


Affeffors, Collectors and Conftables, 238


Affiftant Juftices, 239


Marfhals, ibid


Commiftioners of the Alms- houfe and Bridewell, ibid Medical Eftablifhment for the Hofpital at the Alms-houfe, 240 ibidl


Officers of the Cuftoms of the Port of New- York,


Land and Tide Waiters, ibid ibid


Keverue Officers,


Surveyor's Clerks,


ibid


Cuftom-houfe Bargemen,


ibid


Branch Pilots,


ibil ibid


Pilots for the Sound,


Wardens of the Port, 241 ibid


Infpectors, &c.


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Page. Meafurers belonging to the Cuftom-houfe, 2.42 Officers of the New- York Battalion of Artillery, ibid Officers of the Militia of the City and County, ibid Officers of the Legion, - - 243


4th. Bank of New- York.


Rules obferved in tranfacting Bufinefs at the Bank, 246 Directors of the Bank, - - - ibid


5th. A Lift of Corporations and Societies. -Containing --


Mutual Affurance Company and their Rules, 247


New-York Chamber of Commerce and do. 249


Marine Society and do. 251 New-York Agricultural Society and do. 253


Mafon Lodges, -


254


Columbia College, with fome Rules, &c.


256.


A Lift of the Clergy in the City of New-York, 257


Roll of. Attornies of the Supreme Court of the State of New-York, 258


Public Notaries,


264


New-York Hofpital,


ibid


Medical Society,


265


City Difpenfary,


266


New- York Society Library, 1


270


Tammany Society and their Mufeum,


270, 278


St. George's Society,


272


St. Patrick's Society,


ibid


St. Andrew's Society,


273


ibid


German Society, Society for promoting the Manumiffion of Slaves, ibid General Society of Mechanics and Tradefmen in the City of New-York, - -


274


Society for the Relief of Diftreffed Prifoners,


275


Black Friars' Society, -


ibid


New- York Mufical Society,


276


St. Cecilia Society,


ibid


Provident Society,


ibidł


Benevolent Society,


277


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Page.


The New-York Society for the Information and Affiftance of Perfons emigrating from foreign


Countries, .


277


Deacon Society, 279


New-York Cooper's Society,


2 So


Democratic Society, - ibid


6th. Poft Days at New-York,


ibid


7th. Stages from New-York, 28I


Sth. Rates of Coach Hire in New-York, 282


9th. A Lift of remarkable Events which have taken place fince the firft Difcovery of Ame- rica,


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DESCRIPTION


OF THE


SLIPS AND WHARFS


IN THE


CITY OF NEW-YORK.


Wharfs on the North River, beginning at the North and running along the Weft fide of the City, to the Conquence of the North and Eaft Rivers at the Battery.


R HINELANDER's fhip yards, oppofite the end of Chamber-ftreet.


Dean's dock, oppofite the end of Murray do.


Rhinelander's dock, oppofite Barclay do.


Corporation-dock, oppofite Vefey and Partition ftreets,


Day's-dock, oppofite Day-ftreet.


Bonfel's wharf, at the end of do.


Cortlandt-ftreet dock, or Powle's hook ferry-ftairs, oppofite Cortlandt do.


Liberty-ftreet dock, oppofite Liberty do.


Swartwout's dock, oppofite Thames do.


Van Steenbergh's dock, oppofite do.


New wharfs lately built by the Corporation from the end of Cedar-ftreet to the Battery.


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SLIPS AND WHARFS.


Wharfs on the East River, beginning at the Weft, and running along the South fide of the City, to the Ship- yards, near Corlaer's Hook.


Whitehall-flip and Elizabeth-town ferry-ftairs, be- wixt the Battery and Moore-ftreet.


Exchange- flip, oppofite Broad-ftreet.


Albany-pier, from the Exchange to Coenties-flip, along Front-ftreet.


Coenties-flip begins at the Albany-pier, paffes Pearl- ftreet, and ends at Water-ftreet.


Cruger's wharf is between the Old and Coenties- flips.


The Old-flip begins at Cruger's wharf, paffes the ends of Water, Pearl, Stone, William, and Front freets. Low's, Gouverneur's, Hallett's and Jones's wharfs run along Front-ftreet, from the Old-flip to the end of Wall-ftreet.


The Coffee-houfe flip, oppofite Wall-ftreet.


Murray's, Marfton's, Bowne's and Taylor's wharfs, betwixt Wall-ftreet and the Fly-market.


The Fly-market flip and Long-Ifland ferry-ftairs, op- pofite the Fly-market.


Jackfon's wharf, oppofite Fletcher-ftreet.


Lupton's wharf, weft fide of Burling-flip.


Burling-flip, oppofite John-ftreet.


Bowne's and Schermerhorn's wharfs, betwixt Burs ling and Beekman flips.


Beekman-flip lies about half way betwixt John and Beekman ftreets, oppofite Pearl-ftreet, and paffes Water-freet. .


Malcom's, Moore's, Clark's, the Crane, Byvanck's and Farmer's wharfs, betwixt Beekman and Peck flips.


Peck-flip croffes Water-ftreet oppofite Ferry-ftreet.


Walton's, Rofe's, Lawrence's, Fitche's, Clerk's, Ker-


ley's, Franklin's and De Feyfter's wharfs, betwixt . Peck and New flips ..


The New-flip faces James'-ftreet, in Cherry do.


Catharine-flip, faces Catharine-ftreet.


The Ship-yards, along Lombard-ftreet. .


OF THE OTACLIS. XX Beekman's, Rutger's, Tillow's, Clafon's, Franklin's and Ackley's wharfs, betwixt the Ship-yards and Colonel Rutger's houfe.


An Account of the Alteration of the Names of Several of the Streets in the City of New- York.


W HAT were formerly known by the names of Little Water-ftreet, Albany-pier, Low's, Go- verneur's, Hallett's and Jones's wharfs, and Front- ftreet, are now called Front-ftreet, from Whitehall to Beekman-flip.


Little Dock-ftreet, Crugar's wharf, and Water- ftreet, are now called Water-ftreet, from Whitehall- ftreet to Catharine-flip.


Pearl-ftreet, Great Dock-ftreet, Hanover-fquare, and Queen-ftreet, are now called Pearl-ftreet, from State-ftreet, near the Battery, to Chatham-ftreet.


Duke and Stone ftreets are now called Stone-ftreet, from Whitehall-ftreet to that part of Pearl-ftreet for- merly called Hanover .fquare.


Princefs and Beaver ftreets are now called Beaver- freet.


The numbers in all the above ftreets begin at the Weft end.


Smith=ftreet, William-ftreet, and King George- ftreet, from the Old-flip to Pearl-ftreet, near Chatham- ftreet, are now called William-ftreet, and the numbers begin at the Old- flip.


Great George-ftreet and Broadway, are now called Broadway, from the Government-houfe (where the numbers begin) to a little beyond the Hofpital.


Copfie-fireet, near the Battery, is now called State- ftreet, and the numbers begin at Whitehall-ftreet.


Prince-ftreet is now called Rofe-ftreet, and the numbers begin at Frankfort-ftreet.


Golden-hill and John-ftreets are now called John- ftreet, and the numbers begin at Broadway.


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ALTEKANUN UP ISMU


Crown-freet is now Liberty-ftreet, and the num- bers begin at Maiden-lane.


Fletcherand Cooper ftreets are now called Fletcher- Street, and the numbers begin at Pearl-ftreet.


Little Queen-ftrect, is now Cedar-ftreet, and the numbers begin at William-ftreet.


The EDITOR begs that the Citizens will at- tend to the above alterations, and alfo, that it was intended by the Corporation. that what was formerly King-ftreet flould be called .Congreis-ftreet, and therefore the EDITOR has uniformly called it by that name in this Directory; but the Corporation have lately appointed it to be called Pine-ftreet, and the numbers begin at Broadway.


Maiden-lane and the Fly-market, are uniformly cal- led Market-ftreet in this Directory ; but the EDITOR underftands, that from Broadway (where the num- bers begin) to No. 112, corner of Pearl-ftreet, is to continue by the name of Maiden-lane, and from No. 112, to the Eaft-river, is to be called the Fly-market, as formerly, although the numbers are continued on from Broadway to the end of the faid market.


The following was handed to the Editor after the Directory part was printed.


James Murray, merchant, 82 Maiden-lane, and 9 Liberty-ftreet.


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A ARON, John, fhip-carpenter, 41 Rofe-ftreet. Aaronfred, Conrad, taylor, 28 Bowery-lane. Abbot, Richard, taylor, 212 Water-ftreet.


Abbot, Abijah, grocer, corner of William and Cedar ftreets.


Abbot, Daniel, merchant, 50 Vefey-ftrect.


Abbot, James, teller in the Bank of New-York, 56 Dey-ftreet.


Abbot, Samuel, grocer, corner of Broad and Garden freets.


Abeel, Garret B. ironmonger, corner of Cherry and James-ftreets.


Abeel, Garret, do.


Abeel, David G. M. D. corner of Naffau and Beek- man ftreets.


Abeel, James, land-office, 55 Broad-ftreet.


Abel, French Gentleman, 44 Cherry do.


Abernethy, George, fhoe-maker, 62 Naffau do.


Abernethy, William, fhoe-maker, 62 do. Ablin, John, fhip-mafter, 58 John do. Abraham, Hyman, tobacconift, 24 Water do. Abraham, Jacob, 85 Liberty do.


Abraham, Ifaac, merchant, 63 Ann do. Abrams and Wilcox, merchants, 63 Front do. Abrams, John, merchant, 44 Front do. Acker, Jacob, carman, 251 Broadway. Acker, Abram, grocer, 271 do.


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Acker, Abram, fhip-wright, 19 Divifion ftreet, Bowery. Ackerly, Samuel, fhip-carpenter, Lombard-ilreet. Ackerman, Morris, taylor, 69 Reed do. Ackerman, James, fhoc-maker, Wine do. Ackerman, Daniel, houfe-carpenter, 58 do. Ackerman, Abram, carman, Chambers do. Ackerman, Lewis, carman, Wine-ftreet.


Ackerman, widow Lenah, 68 Warren do. Ackerman, John, conftable, 74 Naffau do. Ackerman, David, rope-maker, Wine do.


Ackerman, Adam, fhoc-maker, 21 Skinner do. Ackerman, Abram, oyfter-man, Nicholas do. Bowery. Ackerman, David, carman, 155 Wafhington do. Ackerman, Nicholas, carman, 30 Dey do.


Ackerman, Simon, butcher, Bayard's-lanc, Bowery.


Ackerman, Henry, mafon, Thomas-ftrect.


Ackert, Frederick, houfe-carpenter, 24 Warren do. Ackley, John, houfe-carpenter, 72 Gold do. Ackley, Anthony, ironmonger, 30 Broad do. Ackley, David, mafon, 57 Church do.


Ackley, Henry, honfe-carpenter, Fifher do. Bowery.


Ackley, Robert, mafon, 302 Broadway.


Adams, Charles, attorney at law and notary public, 2 1 Cedar-ftreet.


Adams, John, mafon, 92 Warren do. Adams, Robert, mafon, 63 Murray do.


Adams, Arthur, Cabinet-maker, 288 Water do. . Adams, William, rigger, 89 Fair do. Adams, Peter, carman, 21 Banker do.


Adams, widow of Wm. 4 Water do.


Adams, Jolin, cordwainer, at St. Andrews's Arms, 332 Water-ftreet.


Adams, Jofiah, and Co. merchants, 260 Pearl-ftrcet. Adams, -, fhip-mafter, 406 do.


Adams, Ifaac, cooper, 56 Catharine do. Adams, Francis, mariner, 196 William do. Adams, John, coachman, 40 Greenwich do.


Adamfon, George, tavern, 288 Water do.


Affect, Robert, merchant, corner of John and Wil- liam ftreets.


Africa, Cæfar, labourer, Mulberry dos


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Africanus, Sarah, wafher, 120 Greenwich- ftreet. Agnel, Hyacinth, teacher of the French language, 3So Pearl-ftreet.


Agnew, Samuel. labourer, 30 Chapel Street.


Agnew John, tobacconit, 30S Water do.


Aikman, John, fhip-carpenter, 50 James do. Aimn, Jacob, carman, 28 Robinfon do.


Aiinn Martin, carman, 14 George do.


Ainflie, Daniel, butcher, 13 Chatham-row.


Albert, George, black-fmith, 31 Chatham. ftreet, and 6 Auguftus do.


Albright, John, taylor, Mulberry do. Alexander, Robert, baker, 13 Chefnut do.


Alexander, Hugh, cooper, 26 Marketfield-ftreet. Alexander, William, attorney at law, 287 Broadway. Alexander, Robert, infurance broker, 3 Cedar-ftrcet. Alexander, Andrew, ftone-cutter, 61 Murray do. Alderkin, Frederick, fhip-carpenter, Secoud-ftreet, Bowery.


All, Adam, tea-water-man, Mulberry do.


Allaire, Peter, A. livery-ftable, 35 Vefey do.


Allard, Anthony, tanner, Io Frankfort-ftrect.


Algilt, Jacobus, 93 Reed do.


Alhorft, Morris, blackfmith, 90 Naffau do.


Allen, James A. fhoe-maker, 78 Warren do. Allen Stephen, mafon, 44 Warren do.


Allen, William, labourer, 21 Robinfon do.


Allen, Thomas, bookfeller and ftationer, 181 Pcarl do.


Allen, George, gardener, Bowery-lane.


Allen, John, cooper, 40 James-ftreet.


Allen, Stephen, fail-maker, 8 Chefnut, and loft 26 Fletcher do.


Allen, Benjamin, mariner, Lombard do.


Allen, William, houfe-carpenter, 8 Congrefs do.


Allen, Henry, gun-fmith, 24 Beaver do.


Allen, William, gun-fmith, 108 Market do.


Allen, widow Mary, 16 Dey-ftreet.


Allen, widow 108 Market do.


Allen, widow Ann, feamftrefs, 55 John do. Allen, Stephen, mafon, 24 Reed do.


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Allen, Stephen, labourer, 76 Recd-ftreet. Allen, James, houfe-carpenter, 67 Liberty do. Allen, Mrs. callander, 67 Liberty do. Allen, Jolin, fhip-carpenter, 19 Rofe do. Allen, William, tavern, 80 Wall do. Allen, Robert, grocer, 322 Broadway.


Alley, Enos, ladies fhoe-ftore, 123 William-ftreet. Alley, Henry, currier, Wine do. Bowery. Allifon, William, boarding-houfe, 30 Front do.


Allifon, George, fawyer, 48 Chapel do.


Allifon, Peter, filver-fmith and watch-maker, 187 Broadway.


Allifon, Thomas, 13 Broadway.


Alfee, William, fhip-carpenter, 133 Cherry-Street.


Alner, General James, affittant juftice, corner of William and Beekman-ftreets.


Alner, John, fhip-carpenter, 52 James-ftreet.


Alorn, Henry, broker, 7 Dey do.


Alfop and Hicks, merchants, 192 Water do.


Alftyne, Abram, cabinet-maker, 174 William do. Alftyne, Jeronimus, fen. black-fmith, 5 Liberty do. Alityne, Jeronimus, junr. gold and filver-finith 84 Market-ftreet.


Alftyne, John, 15 Liberty do.


Always, James, windfor-chair-maker, 1 Fayette do. Always, Robert R. weaver, Fayette do.


Always, John, windfor-chair-maker, corner of James and Banker ftreets.


Alver, Hubert, mafon, Bowery-lanc.


Ambler, Silas, houfe-carpenter, 85 Murray-ftreet.


Amby, Thomas, labourer, 12 John do. Amcs, Henry, tanner, Thomas do.


Amherßt, Peter, grocer, corner of Gold and Ann ftreets.


Ammenhifer, Charles, carman, 67 Church-ftreet. Ammerman, Thomas, grocer, 10 Vandewater do. Ammerman, Peter, fhoe-maker, 74 Chatham do. Ammerman, Albert, carman, 27 Vandewater do. Amory, James, whip-maker, 11 Naffau do. Amory, John, whip-maker, 153 Broadway. Amory, widow Sarah, Mulberry-fticet.


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Amufco, Jofeph, mufician, Nicholas-ftreet, Bowery. Anderfon, Lambert, carman, 17 Warren-ftreet. Anderfon, Jofeph, mariner, 79 do. Anderfon, Rofs, filherman, 79 do.


Anderfon, William, labourer, 10 Anguftus-ftreet.


Anderfon, Ifrael, grocer, 69 Murray do.


Anderfon, Alexander, cabinet-maker, houfe 21, and fhop 23 Chatham-ftreet.


Anderfon, John, auctioneer, 77 Wall do.


Anderfou, Richard, Bowery-lane.


Anderfon, John, houfe-carpenter, 59 Cliff-ftreet.


Anderfon, Andrew, cabinet and chair maker, 54 Beek- man ftreet, and houfe 49 Cliff-ftrcet. Anderfon, Nicholas, carman, 41 Chapel do .. Anderfon, John, grocer, 4 Front do.


Anderfon, widow Charity, I James do.


Anderfon, Andrew, huckiter, 17 Fletcher do.


Anderfon, William, carman, 246 William do.


Anderfon, Berthrong, fhoe-maker, 108 do.


Anderfon, James, fhop-keeper, 144 Broadway.


Anderfon, Barnet, labourer, 304 do.


Anderfon, Stephen, fhoe-maker, 270 Greenwich do.


Anderfon, Elbert, cabinet-maker, houfe 11, and fhop 68 Market-ftrcet.


Anderfon, Henry, houfe-carpenter, 63 Reed-ftreet.


Anderfon, William, labourer, 15 Barclay do.


Anderfon, Ezekiel, fawyer, 52 Vefey do.


Anderfon, Richard, labourer, 34 Vandewater do. Andurife, Nicholas, fhoe-maker, 31 Chapel do.


Andes, Peter, houfe-carpenter, Second-ftreet, Bowcry.


Andras, William, jeweller, 40 William do.


Andem, William, carman, Orange-ftreet, near the Collect.


Andre, Bartholomew, merchant, 150 William-ftreet. Andree, John P. tanner, 64 Frankfort do.


Andrees, Barr aylor, 8 Rofe do.


Andrew, Wil , fhip-carpenter, 40 Rofe do.


Andrews, Thom s, fhip-matter, 20 Cherry do.


Angus, Walter, brewer, 50 Catharine do.


Angevine, John, fhoe-maker, 12 Eagle do. Bowery.


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Angevine, Gilbert, grocer, 5 Beekman-ftreet. Angelo, John, labourer, 38 Water do. Annily, John, gun-fmith, 57 Water do. Annand, Robert, houfe-carpenter, 21 Fair do. Annis, widow, Amelia, 32 Broad-ftrcet. Anterman, Chriftopher, tea-water-man, Mulberry do. Anthon, George, phyfician, 11 Broad-ftreet. Anthony, Samuel, boarding houfe, corner of Water- ftreet and Crane wharf.


Anthony, Stivadore, 57 Cliff-ftreet.


Anthony, Oliver, houfe-carpenter, 2 Ann do. Anthony, Nicholas, tanner, 32 Frankfort do. Appleby, widow Mary, huckfter, 40 Barclay do. Appleby, Jacob, butcher, Bayard do. Bowery.


Applegate, John, boarding houfe and coffee manu- facturer, 183 Pearl do.


Archer, John, houfe-carpenter and tavern-keeper, Bowery-lane.


Archer, Mofes, boot and fhoe-maker, 92 Broad-ftreet. Archer, Annanias, taylor, 351 Pearl do. Archer, Ezekiel, fhoe-maker, 34 Catharine do. Archer and Davis, grocers, 163 Market do. Archer, Mofes, fhoe-maker, 343 Broadway. Archibald, James, fhip-carpenter, 16 Rutger's-ftrcet. Arcambal, Citizen, Conful from the French Repub- lic, 135 William do.


Arcularius, Henry, baker, I Skinner do.


Arcularius, Philip, tanner, II Frankfort do.


Arcularius, George, baker, 37 Dey do.


Arden, Thomas, Mulberry do. Arden, Jacob J. 434 Pearl do.


Arden, John, merchant, 78 Front do.


Arden, James, mafon, Nicholas-ftreet, Bowery.


Arden, Thomas, 149 Water-ftrect.


Arden, John, ironmonger and houfe-carpenter, 438 Pearl do.


Arden, Francis, butcher, 205 William do.


Arden, James, merchant, 28 William do.


Arding, Charles, phyfician, corner of Be's.man and William-ftreet.


Arell, Peter, grocer, 33 Chamber-ftreet.


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Arents, Stephen, cooper, 59 Murray-ftreet. Aris, Sarah, tavern-keeper, 350 Water do. Aris, Jofeph, houfe-carpenter, 36 Reed do. Aris, Camp, mafon, 34 Church-ftreet. Armand, Antoine, 212 William do. Armour, Samuel, fhip-mafter, 83 Beekman do. Armour, John, fhip-mafter, 89 do.


Armftrong, Simon, houfe-carpenter, 26 Skinner do. Armftrong, John, carman, 16 New do.


Armftrong, Thomas, labourer, 59 Chatham do.


Armitrong, John, mariner, Mulberry do.


Armftrong, William, 87 Liberty do.


Armftrong, Robert, labourer, 34 Vandewater do.


Armftrong, John, porter-houfe, 4 Slote-lane.


Armftrong, Jeffe, mahogany-fawyer, 25 Rofe-ftreet.


Arniand, Denis, boarding-houfe, 3 Front do.


Arnold, George, butcher, corner of Firft and Eagle ftreets, Bowery.


Arnold, Mofes, rope-maker, Mulbury-ftreet.


Arnold, Jacob, currier, Magazine do.


Arnold, Valentine, carman, 253 William do.


Arnold, Jacob, currier, 253 William do.


Arnold, George, and Co. brokers-office, 53Wall do. Arnold, Catharine, huckfter, 26 Robinfon do.


Arthur, Peter, lioufe-carpenter, 83 Warren do. Afhbrige, Richard, conveyancer, 148 Broadway. Afh, William, fhop-keeper, 107, Front do. Afh, Thomas and William, windfor-chair-makers, 41 John do. Afh, Thomas, windfor-chair-maker, 45 John do. Afh, William, do. do. 17 Cedar do.


Afh, Jacob, labourer, 4 Broadway.


Afhfield, John, baker, 194 William-ftreet.


Afhley, Jacob, carman, 18 Stone do. Afhton, Jofeph, comedian, 3 Fair do. Afhwell, John, fawyer, 37 Fair do. Afkin, Caleb, mariner, 9 George do.


Afkins, Ifaac, carman, 60 Chamber do. Afkins, John, coachman, 10 Beaver do.


Afpinwall, Gilbert and John, ironmongers, 273 Pearl do.


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Aftor, Henry, butcher, Bowery-lane.


Aftor, John J. furrier, 149 Broadway.


Atherlon, Daniel, filver-fmith, 38 Jamcs-ftreet.


Atkins, Ifaac, baker, Mott do.


Atkinfon, John and Francis, merchants, 123 Pearl do. Atkinfon, Benjamin, inlayer and cabinet-maker, 358 Pearl do.


Atwood, widow of Nath. taylorefs, 38.4 Pearl do.


Aubick, Erneft, tanner and currier, 78 Gold do.


Aufting, Nathaniel, collector of the Revenue, 55 Roofevelt do.


Auftin, Benjamin, houfe-carpenter, 12 Eagle do. Bowery.


Avery John, fhoe-maker, Lombard-ftreet.


Avery, Jofeph, fhip-capenter, do. do.


Avery, John, tavern-keeper at Belvederc-Houfe, ncar Corlaer's-Hook.


Avery, widow of Gideon, fhop-keeper, 157 Water do. Avery, John W. merchant-taylor, 2 36 Water do.


Aycrigg, Benjamin, painter and glazier. 39 Church do.


Aymar, James, tobacconift, 87 Beekman do.


Aymar, James, do. 23 Fair do.


Aymar, John, cooper, 83 Naffau do.


Aymar, James D. and Peter, grocers, Chatham-row.


Aymar, John, block-maker, 90 Front-ftreet.


Aymer, Daniel, do Thomas do.


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Baalman, John, accountant, Magazine-ftreet. Babton, John, carman, 16 Divifion do. ( Bowery.) Bache, Theophilaft, merchant, 122 Pcarl-ftreet. Bache, Paul and Andrew, merchants, 86 Water do. Bachelor, John, blackfmith, 53 Cortlandt do. and houfe Bayard's-lanc. Backhoufe, -- , fhip-mafter, Mulberry do.


Bachus, Ebenezer, merchant, 88 Wall do.


Baehr, Chriftian, merchant-taylor, corner of Pearl and Wall Streets.


Baehr, Frederick, baker, 20 Beaver do.


Bagley, Thomas, carman, 17 Chapel do.


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Bagley, Elizabeth, feamftrefs, 6 Fair-ftreet.


Bagley, Patty, do. 6 do. do.


Bain, Jolin, fhip-mafter, 18 Fletcher do.


Bainbridge, Abfolam, phyfician, corner of Naffau and Congrefs ftreets.


Baker, David, boot & fhoe-maker, 231 Water-ftreet. Baker, widow Hannah, Mulberry do.


Baker, William, cooperage, 325 Water do.


Baker, Adam, labourer, 35 Lombard do.


Baker, Robert, fhip-wright, 21 Cheapfide do.


Baker, Daniel, houfe-carpenter, 27 do. do.


Baker, Richard, boarding-houfe, 19 Roofevelt do.


Baker, William, copper-fmith, Ann do.


Baker, Richard, baker, 44 Rofe do.


Baker, Gardiner, keeper of the Mufeum, at the Ex- change, Broad-ftreet.


Baker, Peter, fhip-carpenter, 57 Cherry do.


Baker, John, grocer, Bayard do. ( Bowery.)


Baker, William, cooper, 52 Cherry do. Bakewell, Jofeph, houfe-carpenter, 300 Water do. Bakewell, Jofeph, grocer, 61 Ann do.


Baldwin, John, hair-dreffer, 69 Congrefs do.


Baldwin, Jonathan, attorney at law, 15 Thames do, Baldwin, Charles, huckfter, 89 Catherine do. Baldwin, Daniel, carman, 89 do.


Baldwin, Charles, attorney at law, I Naffau do. Baldwin, Elizabeth, fhop-keeper, 177 William do. Baldwin, Daniel, painter and glazier, 219 do. Baldwin, Samuel, houfe-carpenter, 58 Warren do. Baldwin, Aaron, houfe-carpenter, 82 Liberty do. Baldwin, widow, doctrefs, 27 Divifion do. ( Bowery ) Ball, Flamen, counfellor at law, office 35, and houfe 37 Cherry do.


Ball, John, oyfterman, 29 Water do. Ball, John, cabinet-maker, 12 Thames do. Ball, John, mafon, 3 Moore do.


Ball, Solomon, grocer, 136 Broadway.


Ball, Thomas, mafon, 33 Barclay-ftreet.


Ball, Ifabella, milliner, 14 Liberty do. Ball, James, accountant, 38 Vandewater do. Balum, John, gardener, Grand do. (Bowery.)


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Banbard, Daniel, houfe-carpenter, Thomas-ftrcet. Bancker, Gerard I. lime-mcafurcr, 10 Front do. Bancker, John, weigh-mafter, 10 Front do.




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