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Mutual Benefit Society of Cordwainers of the City of New York, incorporated March, 1808.
Henry Kidney, president. Latham Holmes, vice-president. Chris- tian Couenhoven, treasurer. Thomas Baker, secretary. Elias Thomas, Garret S. Hallenbeck, James Fowler, Robert Lambert, Samuel Jamison, Vincent D. La Montagnie, John Bawsher, stand- ing committee.
Marine Society.
James Farquhar, president. Thomas Farmar, Ist vice-president. William Lovett, 2d vice-president. John Greenfield, treasurer. Christopher Prince, secretary. . Elisha W. King, attorney. Wil- liam Lovett, William M.Intire, Thomas Cottrell, James Lovett, William Whitlock, Isaac Burr, jun. Andrew R. Miller, Henry Waring, Jonathan Lawrence, Gabriel Havens, Isaac Waite, Ren- ben Brumley, Christopher Prince, standing committee. Andrew R. Mille:, collector.
This institution was founded in the year 1770, for the purpose of aiding and assisting widows and children of those deceased masters . of vessels, who were members of this society.
Columbian Society.
Alexander M. Muir, president. William H. Bunn, vice president. Robert Beatty, 2d vice president. Peter T. Gilbert, treasurer. Thomas Garson, secretary. James Martin, assistant secretary. James Polhemus, librarian. Charles R. Hatfield, George W. Babb, assistant librarians. James Wallace, tiler. William V. Morrison, James R. Reynolds, William Webb, Benjamin G. Sands, Wilson H. Taylor, Joseph Little, standing committee.
George Clinton Society.
John H. Sickles, president. P. C. Van Wyck, Ist vice president. William J. M.Neven, 20 vice president. Edward Byrne, treasurer .. John M.Kesson, secretary. James Nash, assistant secretary.
Incorporated Society of Teachers of the City and County of Neu- York.
Andrew Smith, president. George Ironsides, vice president. Ed. ward Shepherd, treasurer. Hoibrook, secretary. Albert. Ricket. Joseph Nelson, C. Preudhomme de Borre, assistants.
Meet the first Saturday of every month, at 3 o'clock; P. M.
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MASONIC LODGES.
The Right Worshipful the Grand Lodge of the State of New- York.
The M. W. the Hon. De Witt Clinton, Mayor of the City of New- York, &c. &c. grand master ; the R. W. Martin Hoffman, Esq. D. G. M; the R. W. Cadwallader D. Colden, Esq. S. G. W ; the R. W. Philip S. Van Rensselaer, Esq. Mayor of the City of Albany. J. G. W ; the R. W. John Wells, Esq. G. S ; the R. W. Elias Hicks, Esq. A. G. S; the R. W. Sampson Simon, Esq. G. T ; the W. David Dunham, John Caldwell. Alexander S Glass, and Richard Riker, grand stewards ; the W. John W. Disbrow, C. Bogert, J. G. Tardy, and Elisha W. King, grand deacons ; Brother Joseph Ja- cobs, grand pursuivant ; Brother James Varian, grand tiler.
Meet on the first Wednesdays in March, June, September, and December ; the Grand Stewards Lodge, on the last Wednesdays in February, May, August, and November, at the City-Hotel.
'The officers of the Grand Lodge are elected at the yearly meeting in June, and the officers of the subordinate lodges, at the regular meeting in December, previous to the festival of St. John.
Committee of Charity to Ist December, the masters of Nos. 14, 15, and 16 ; thence to the Ist June ensuing, of Nos. 17, 18, and 19.
St. John's Lodge, No. 1.
Thaddeus Seymour, W. M ; Samuel S. S. floyt, S. W ; Stepå en Cave. J. W ; William Lawrence, treasurer ; George Carroll. secre- tary ; Amaziah Dusenberry and Francis White, M. C ; dr. Jonas Bush, and Robert Cannon, deacons ; John S. Dusenberry and Corne- lius Hood, stewards. H. P. M. Lewis Seymour, Samuel S. S. Hoyt, Stephen Cave, and George Carroll, standing committee. Stephen Kingsland, Daniel Sutherland, Lewis Seymour, past masters. Bry- an Rosseter, tiler.
Meet 2d. and 4th. Thursdays in every month, at Tammany Hall. Independent Royal Arch, No. 2.
Names of officers not received.
Meet the Ist and 3d Tuesdays, at No. 87 Nassau street.
St. Andrew's, No. 3.
John Leonard, W M ; George Weir. S. W ; James Ronalds, J. W; Jacob Friday, treasurer ; 'Thomas W. Garniss, secretary ; John R. Seaman, S. D ; George Sturges, J. D ; S. Mitchell and F. Min- urett, M. C ; Daniel Ferguson and John Numlin, stewards ; Robert Curtis, George Bruce, Thomas A. Cummin, George Weir, and Thomas Hazard, jun. standing committee ; Martin Hoffman, Rob- ert Fox, Cornelius Bogert, John I. Palmer, Samuel Gale, George Bruce, Robert Curtis, past masters.
Meet 2d and 4th Tuesdays, at St. John's Hall,
St. John's, No 6.
Names of officers not received.
Meet 2d and 4th Wednesdays, at St. John's Hall.
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Hiram, No. 7.
Names of officers not received.
Meet Ist and 3d Tuesdays, at St. John's Hall.
Holland, No. S.
Elias Hicks,&M ; Barent Gardenier, S. W ; Isaac G. Ogden, J W; William Stuart, secretary ; John I. Holland, treasurer ; Henr. Fish and John Blake. M. C ; S. D. Gibson, S. D ; Thomas Ash, J D ; Alexander S. Glass, P. M. George A. Bibby, Gilbert E. Russel James Chesterman, and Robert M'Mennomy, standing committee Alexander S. Glass and Thomas Slidell, past masters ; Samue Sharp, tiler.
Meet the Ist and 3d Tuesdays at the City- Hotel.
Trinity, No. 10.
John F. Russell, W. M. Philip Earl, J. W. John Uit, S. W Henry Rutzer, secretary. Andrew Forrester, treasurer. Sewi Dodge, S. D. Munroe, J. D, Thomas Freeborn, tiler.
Meet 2d and 4th Mondays, at St. John's Hall.
Phoenix Lodge, No. 11.
William Carlisle, W. M; James Thoburn, S. W ; James R. Stewart, J. W ; David Wilkins, treasurer ; William Pelham Wood, secreiary ; James Jackson, S. D) ; Paul Powles, J. D ; James P. Moore, M. C; Nathaniel Bell. 1). Crawley, Willian Goodman, Jolin Disbrow, Robert Quin, George Hodgson, and Garrit Lansing, past masters ; James Garston, tiler.
Meet the 2d and 4th Wednesdays of each month, at Tammany Hall.
L'Union Francaise, No. 14.
Names of officers not received.
Meet 2d and 4th Tuesdays, at No. 55 Nassau Street.
Abrams', No. 15.
Names of officers not received.
Meet Ist and 3d Mondays, at St. John's Hall.
Washington, No. 16.
Names of officers not received.
Meet Ist and 3d Tuesdays, at Tammany Hall.
Warren, No. 17.
Names of officers not received.
Meet Ist and 3d Thursdays, at Tammany Hall.
Adelphi Lodge, No. 18.
Archibald Craig, M; John Guion, jun. S. W; William Rich- ards, J. W ; William S. Coe, secretary ; William E. Matthews, treasurer ; William T. Hunter and Edward Bacon, masters of cere- monies ; Duncan Strong and William Cairns, deacons; William T. Hunter, Benjamin Prince, Edward Bacon, John Guion, jun. and
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Archibald Craig, standing committee ; Benjamin Prince and Wm. r. Hunter, past masters ; James Varian, tiler.
Meet the Ist and 3d Thursdays in every month, at St. John's {all.
Erin, No. 19.
Names of officers not received.
Meet 2d and 4th Mondays, at Union Hotel.
Albion, No. 31.
Names of officers not received. Meet Ist and 3d Mondays, at Tammany Hall. Morton, No. 50.
Names of officers not received.
Meet 2d and 4th Mondays, at Tammany Hall. La Sincerite, No. 122.
Names of officers not received.
Meet Ist and 3d Mondays, at City Hotel.
Mount Moriah, No. 132.
Names of officers not received.
Meet Ist and 3d Wednesdays, at St. John's Hall.
Benevolent Lodge, No. 142.
Edward Higgins, W. M ; Joseph Houston, S. W ; Mordecai oman, J. W ; Ber'amin Aycrigg, secretary ; George Riker, easurer ; Daniel West, S. D; Adam Miller, J. D; Frederic Vemmell and Adam Brady, M C; William Tipper and George uncan, stewards ; Andarise, Hayward, Homan, Forester, and Voodward, standing committee ; B. Andarise, S Clark, J, Forester, . White, and Hayward, P. M ; Aaron Williams, tiler.
Meet on the 2d Friday in every month.
Clinton, No. 143.
Names of officers not received. Meel 2d and 4th Thursdays, at Tammany Hall.
Woods', No. 153.
Names of officers not received.
Meet 2d and 4th Thursdays, at St. John's Hall.
New Jerusalem, No. 158. Names of officers not received.
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ROYAL ARCH MASONS.
Freedonian Chapter. Robert Young, M. E. H. P. Peter Roome, E. K. Thaddeus ymour, E. S. Henry P. Roome. R. A. C. Darius Knight, C. B. Coles, P. S. Sewil Dodge, D. scribe. James Varian, tiler.
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Meet Ist and 3d Wednesdays, at St. John's Hall.
Jerusalem Chapter of Royal Arch Masons, No. 8.
William Shippey, H P ; George Woodruff, K ; James Herrin S ; Jacob Friday, treasurer ; John Hoxsey, secretary ; Richar Rosekrans, C. H ; John E. Russell, P. S ; Martin Wreden, R.A.C George Weir, 3d G. M; Joel Hart, 2d G. M ; Thomas Weir, I G. M; William Lee, H. & C ; Henry Rutzer, tiler.
Meet the 2d and 4th Wednesday in every month, at St. John Hall.
Phoenix Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3.
Garrit Lansing, H. P ; James Jackson, king ; Asa Hall, scribe David Wilking, treasurer; William Carlisle, secretary.
Meet the 2d Monday in every month, at St. John's Hall.
Rising Sun Chapter, No. 16.
Names of officers not received.
Meet 2d and 4th Tuesdays, at St. John's Hall.
Soo. Chapter of. P. R. X.
Regularly constituted under the title of the Triple Alliance.
James B. Durand, president ; John W. Mulligan, ex. pres ; Joh P. Schisano, S. W ; Peter E. Treval, J. W; Anthony Rainetaux G. sec ; Toussaint Midy, G. tres; Jacob Schieffelin, K. of 6 Thomas Lownds, G. exp ; John Dortic, G. M. of cerem ; Josep Collet, G. of the T ; Matthias B. Tallmadge. G. horp. John M Gervaise, assistant sec ; Wm. T. Hunter, assistant G. M. of cerem Sovereign Chapter of Rose X.
Triple Union, No. 5946-Constituted by the Grand Orient France, in the Valley of New-York.
Names of officers not received.
Columbian Encampment.
Sir Thomas Lownds, J. V. G. M. Sir John Utt, generalissima Sir Samuel C. Smith, C. G. Sir Samuel Montgomery, S. W Sir Richard Marsh, treasurer. Sir Francis Dubaur, secretary. Si Willlam M. Puntine, standard bearer Sir Edward Higgans. S. B Sir Henry Abell, orator. Sir Andrew Loyd, conductor. Sir Ste . phen Scudder, herald. James Varian, C. sentinel.
Meet 2d Tuesdays, at St. John's Hall.
Rising Sun Encampment, No. 2.
Names of officers not received.
Meet at St. John's Hall, the 3d Tuesday of May, August, No vember, and l'ebruary-Annual meeting on Good Friday.
This encampment was constituted agreeable to ancient custom on the 14th of March, A. D. 1808. by a competent number of Si Knights, most's from Europe ; by their constitution they are ac countable for their proceedings, and bound to, the first regular Grand Encampment formed in the state of New - York, or within
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the United States of America. 'i'hey confer only the ancient or- ders of Knighthood, Ark, Mark and Mzn, Pass Knights, Red Cross, Knights Templars, and Knights of Malta.
Columbian Council of Royal Masters.
Names of officers not received.
Supreme Council of Grand Inspec : General of the 33d degree for the United States of America, regularly established accord- ing to the ancient constitutional Scottish rite of Heredon, held in the city of New York.
Grand Officers.
Joseph Cerneau, M. P. sov. G. command ; Dewitt Clinton, dep. G. command; John W. Mulligan, lieut. G. command ; Cadwalla- der D. Colden, M. of S; Charles Guerin, G. tres. of the H. emp ; Jacob Schieffelin, G. sec. of the H. emp ; Jonathan Schieffelin, G. K. of the S; John P. Schisano. James B. Durand, Joseph Gouin.
Grand Consistory of Sup : Chief of Exalted Masonry. Grand Officers.
Joseph Cerneau, M. P. sov. G. command ; Dewitt Clinton, dep. G. command ; Charles Guerin, Ist lieut. G. command ; James B. Durand, Ld lieut. G. command ; John W. Mulligan. M. of S. ex. D. G. com ; Cadwallader D). Colden, 2d M. of S ; John P. Schi- sano, G. chancel ; Anthony Rainetaux, G. secret ; Joseph Bouch- aud, assistant G. sec ; Joseph Gouin, G. tres; Jacob Schieffelin, K. of the S, Jonathan Schieffelin, G. M. of cerem; Thomas Lownds, 2d M. of cerem; Toussaint Midy, Ist G. exp. introd ; Elias Hicks, 2d G. exp. introd & S. B ; Martin Hoffman, G. cap. of G ; John C. Ludlow, G. hosp ; Charles Clinton, John Bleecker.
Meet on the five regular meetings, according to the laws of the most exalted masonry.
Grand Committee of General Administration.
Dewitt Clinton, president ; Charles Guerin, vice president ; James B. Durand, John W. Mulligan, John P. Schisano, Joseph Gouin, Jacob Schieffelin.
For the MARINE DIRECTORY, see last year's Directory.
For the LAW to regulate CARTS and CARTMEN, see last war's Directory.
A LAW,
.TO REGULATE HACKNEY COACHES.
1. Be it ordar ned by the mayor, aldermen and commonally of the city of New York, in common couacil convened, that the mayor of the said city of New York for the time being, shall from time to F
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time give and grant licenses under his hand and seal to such persons as he shall think fit, to license thein and every of them, to keep hack- ney coaches and carriages for hire, which said license shall continue in force for the term of one year from the time of granting the same, and no longer, unless the same shall be revoked by the mayor, or in his absence, the recorder, for misconduct in any owner or driver ; and each person to whom such license shall be given and granted, shall pay therefor the sum of five dollars for each and every hack- ney coach and carriage, which he shall keep for hire as aforesaid, which sum shall be paid over by the said mayor, to the chamberlain of the said city, and shall be used and applied in and towards the support of the poor of the said city.
2. And be it further ordained, that no person shall after the first day of April next, keep any hackney coach or carriage for hire in the said city, without having such license as aforesaid, under the penalty of one hundred dollars for every offence.
3. And be it further ordained, that the name of every person so licensed as aforesaid, together with the number of his license, and the number of carriages kept by him, shall be entered in a proper book, to be kept for that purpose in the mayor's office ; and each person so licensed shall cause the number of his license to be painted in a plain conspicuous manner, in figures not less than two inches in size, on the outsides of each of the doors of his carriages, which shall stand at any of the stands, or places herein after for that purpose de- signated, under the penalty of ten dollars for every day or part of the day, that the said carriage shall stand at any of the said stands or pla- ces without such number so painted thereon.
4. And be it further ordained, that it shall and may be lawful for the hackney carriages belonging to the persons so licensed as afore. said, to stand and attend for hire or employ at all times except on Sun- days, at the p'aces following, that is to say, around the Bowling green at the southerly end of the Broadway : and on the westerly side of the Broadway, between the notherly side of the northern gateway lead- ing into the 'Trinity Church-yard and the southerly side of the house at the corner of Broadway and Thames-street, now or lately belong B. ing to Cornelius Ray, esq. and on the easterly side of Broadway fromte- the southerly corner of the Park, to a point opposite the southerly side of Robinson-street and on the northerly side of Chatham-Row from the southerly corner of the said Park to the point opposite the southerly side of Beekman-street and on the westerly side of Chat- ham-square, and at the Circus in Broadway opposite the corner f White-street,and at the northerly side of Courtlandt-street slip adja- cent to the Steam-Boat Ferry Wharf-and the said carriages short be placed in a range with each other, adjoining to theÆrside walk at the said stands, and no carriage shall be placed along side of any other carriage there.
5. And be it further ordained, that no hackney carriage shall stand waiting, or attending for employment in / any of the publie streets or places in this city, other than are ab ove prescribed, nor
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shall be placed along side of any other carriage at either of the said stands, under the penalty of ten dollars for each offence.
6. And be it further ordained, that the driver of each hackney carriage shall remain seated on the box or seat of the said carriage during the time said carriage shall be waiting or attending for em- ployment, and shall not quit his seat, except to admit a passenger in- to the said carriage, or to fix or arrange the harness ; after which, he shall forthwith resume his seat, under the penalty of five dollars for each offence.
7. And be it further ordained, that no such driver shall smack or crack his whip while so waiting or attending for employment under the penalty of five dollars for each and every offence.
8. And be it further ordained, that the rates or prices to be taken by the owners or drivers of hackney carriages on the stands above mentioned for the conveyance of passengers, shall be as follows viz.
For any distance not exceeding one mile, for each
person $0 25
For any distance over one mile, and within the lamp
and watch district, for a single passenger, 0 50
For two passengers, each 0 37 1-2
For each additional passenger, 0 25
For attending a funeral in town,
2 00
For one or more passengers, not exceeding four- around the first or Sandy-hill tour, 1 00
For one or more passengers, not exceeding four- around the second or Love-lane lour. 2 00
For one or more passengers, not exceeding four- around the third or Lake's tour,
2 50
For one or more passengers, not exceeding four-
around the fourth, or Apthorp's tour,
4. 00
For one or more passengers, not exceeding four- to Harlaem and back, 4 00
For one or more passengers, not exceeding four -- to Kingsbridge and back, with the privilege of keeping the carriage all day, 5 00
And whenever hackney carriages shall be hired and paid by time, or detained, the rates or prices shall be as Follows, that is to say,
For any time not exceeding one hour, $0 75, and so on in pro- portion for a greater or less time.
9. And be it further ordained, that there shall be placed and con- stantly kept in some conspicuous place at the inside of each of the said carriages, a printed card or paper containing the number of the license of the owner of the said carriages, and the whole of the pre- ceding section, under the penalty of ten dollars for each neglect.
10. And be it further ordained, that no owner or driver of any hackney carriage, or any of the stands aforesaid, shall demand or require any greater rate or price for the conveyance of any
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passenger, than is above described under the penalty of ten dollars for each offence.
11. And be it further ordained, that no owner or driver of any hackney carriage, or any of the stands aforesaid, shall refuse to convey any person or persons to any place or places on this island,. (unless at the time of application the said carriage shall be actually engaged) under the penalty of fifteen dollars for every such offence.
12. And be it further ordained, that all hackney sleighs employ -- ed on the stands aforesaid shall be numbered in the like manner with hackney coaches, and the drivers the owners thereof respect- ively, shall be subject to all the preceding regulations, fines, forfeit- ures, and penalties.
13. And be it further ordained, that if any offence shall be com- mitted against this ordinance by any driver of any hackney carriage or sleigh, the penalty shall he recovered from and paid by the owner or driver of the carriage or sleigh driver.
14. And be it further ordained, that the attorney of this board. shall be authorised, after the recovery and receipt of any penalty under this ordinance, to pay over one half part thereof to the per- son who shall give him such information as shall enable the said at- torney to prosecate the offender to judgment.
By order of the common council.
J. MORTON, clerk ..
THERON RUDD, Clerk U. S. Court, New- York District. PETER CURTENIUS, Marshall U. S. New-York District.
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Hiram Lodge, No. 7.
Elijah Guion, W. M. Edward Rockwell, S. W. John Jacobs, J. W. James Thompson, treasurer. Richard Hart, secretary. Philip J. Arcularius, S. D. Abraham Lozier, J. D. Richard Tincker and James Hamell, M. of C. Henry Abell and William. Waterberry, stewards. Robert Gilmore, tiler.
Meet Ist and 3d Tuesdays. at St. John's Hall.
Not received in time to insert it in ils proper place.
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New-York Directory.
Where a blank is left after the name in this Di- rectory, it is always to be understood as a street; as Abraham Moses, 115 Broad is Broad street --- Beaver is Beaver-street, &c.
The lanes, alleys, slips, &c. are always mentioned. h. stands for house-n. for near-c. for corner.
In the arrangement observed through this Directory, the christian names of those where there are more than one of the same surname, are correctly alphabeted. The firms are always placed at the last of those-of-the same name : when females are known to be widows, they are so designated, and placed immediately prece- ding the firms.
To the names of butchers is added the name of the market, with the number of the stall at which each stands.
AARON Henry, Thames c. the City-hotel
Abbot Robert, merchant 82 Chamber
Abbot Samuel, mariner 76 Pump
Abbot Samuel, mariner 6 Cheapside
Abbotson Wm. & Elisha, leather dressers 143 Chamber Abbott Abijah, 90 John Abeel G. B. ironmong. Water c. N. SI. h. 19 Robinson Abcel Mary, 491 Pearl
Abeel widow Phæbe, 34 Third
Abernethy William, shoemaker 87 Warren
Ablın widow Charlotte, 58 John
Abrahams Abraham 65 Pump
Abrahams Alice, mantuamaker-31& Broadway
Abrahams Benajah, 45 Essex
Abrahams Emanuel, tobaccon. 115 Broad. h. 23 Water Abrahams Jacob, clothing store 360 Water
Abrahams Moses, tobacco manufactory 8€ Water. Abramse Jacob, 21 North Moore
Absalom W'm. straw hat manufactory 132 Williem ACADEMY OF ARTS. Government house
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Acheson Andrew, tailor 121 Cherry Acheson William, shoemaker 318 Water Acker Abraham, carpenter Spring n. Sullivan Acker David, laborer 4 Vestry Ackerly Jacob, 133 Cherry Ackerman Abraham, waiter 57 North Moore Ackerman David, saddler 99 Chamber Ackerman David, ropemaker Orchard n. Stanton Ackerman Edward, weaver Varick n. Spring Ackerman Henry, shoemaker 164 Bancker Ackerman Henry, bricklayer 560 Pearl Ackerman James, shoemaker 126 Reed Ackerman James, carpenter 38 Catherine Ackerman James, cartman Broome n. Varick Ackerman James, ropemaker Sixth n. Stanton Ackerman James, cartman 75 Mott Ackerman John, livery stabler 150 Reed Ackerman John, baker 78 Barclay Ackerman John, 5 Anthony
Ackerman John, constable 11 Doyer Ackerman John D. cartman 136 Church
Ackerman John, grocer 84 Bowery Ackerman John, 108 Mott
Ackerman John L. Provost n. Hudson
Ackerman John, carpet weaver Spring n. Varick Ackerman Laurence, upholst. Maiden-lane c. William Ackerman Lawrence, cartman 75 Mott
Ackerman Nicholas, cartman Spring n. Washington
Ackerman widow Mary, 47 Elizabeth
Ackerson Jacob, cartman 468 Greenwich
Ackley Jonathan, shoemaker 54 Fourth Adair Robert, 27 Henry
Adams A. carpenter 187 Division
Adams David, shoemaker 285 Water
Adams Francis, mason 12 Pump Adams Hugh, grocer 76 Liberty
Adams Ichabod, shoemaker 79 Duane Adams James, mariner 19 Henry Adams John, merchant 213 Pearl Adams John, grocer 40 Beaver
Adams John, rigger 105 Lombardy Adams Lewis, 4 City hotel Adams Margaret, tavern 382 Water Adams Samuel, broker 52 Beekman
Adams Thomas, merchant 65 South, h. 39 Ceder Adams William, rigger 20 Harman, loft Water Adams William, mason Hester c. Crosby Adams Widow, 92 Henry
Adams widow Jane, Chapel c. Murray 1Jums widow Mary, seamstress & Elm
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Adams widow Mary, seamstress Grand n. First Adamson William, merchant 23 William Adamson & Osgood, 23 William Adcock John, hatmaker Mulberry n. Rynders Addington John, cooper Fourth n. Broome
Addison George, rigger 23 Bancker
Addoms J. keep. of pub. st. 113 Greenw. h. 3 Sugarloaf Addy 'Thomas, hatter 81 Murray
Adee David, 168 Pearl, h. 99 John Adee William. 181 Pearl Adema John G. fruiter 119 Fly-market
Aderton 'Thomas, shipmaster 31 Norfolk Adriance A. J. merchant 88 Jolin
Adriance Marinus, carpenter 2 Catherine-lane
Agnel Hyacinth, french teacher 6 George
Agnew James, grocer Greenwich opposite State prison Agnew John, tobacconist and merchant 313 Water
Aiken Samuel, accountant 47 Orchard
Aikin Abel. 30 White Aikin B. 20 Cedar
Aikin John, carpenter Rynderan. Hester
Aikin Widow, boardinghouse 10 Pine
Aikin & Wilson, merchants 82 Front
Aikman John, shipwright Water, h. 197 Bancker
Aikman Robert, turner 17 Barclay
Aikman & Keys, coopers 27 Beekman slip
Aikman & Millen, shipbuilders Water n. Jefferson Aims Jacob, butcher Mulberry n. Spring, stall 7 Bear m.
Ainslie Zebulon, carpenter 105 Mulberry Ainslie Robert, merchant 113 Washington, h. 5 Carlisle Ainslie & Vancleef merchants 5 Albany-bason
Air Furnace Columbian. Duane c. Cross
Air Furnace Industry, 390 Greenwich
Air Furnace Union, upper end Broadway
Air Furnace Youle's, Corlaer's-hook
Aitken John, shoemaker Chapel n. Lispenard
Akerly jun. Jacamiab, ironm. 259 Pearl, h. 133 Cherry Akerly John, 150 Division
Akerly Samuel, physician 68 Rutgers
Akerly Widow, ES Rutgers
Albany stage office, Cortlandt
Albert Frederick, cartman Orchard n. Delancey
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