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" That some of those however who differ from the church of England, should discover in this little volume what appears to them just subject of complaint, the anthor does not wonder. Strong at- tachment to a particular system is apt to render men unduly jealous of any opposition to it : he has however the satisfaction to know, that his judgment upon particular evils in the dissnesting system has been sanc- tioned by the opinion of some respectable in 'mbers of that body- and that some persons halting between the establishment and dissent have been led by this little work to fix on the side of the former-He earnestly prays that the number of these converts may be multiplied; and that the good and wise 'of all classes may finally rally round the banners of the establishment, and în her ranks fight the battles of ber religion against the armies of infidelity and worldliness."
Testimonies to the spirit of this little book have been bestowed upon it by some of those highest in the church and state.
The author says " he admits no duty to be so imperative with regard to himself as the instruction and guardianship of that family which it has pleased God to commit to his charge ;" " he is an ardent friend of the establishment, he is, in truth, its fond admirer-the anxious though humble defender of its doctrines and discipline,-be most joyfully lives in its communion, and upon a dying bed he expects and desires, through the merey of God. to say, with old Herbert, when asked in wbat prayers they should supplicate for him-" Give me, (said he) the prayers of my mother, the church, there are none like hers."
N. B. This edition contains some notes by the american editor.
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GRAND AND SUPREME COUNCIL
Of the most Puissant Sovereigns, Grand Inspectors Gen- eral of the 33d degree, duly und lanfully established and constituted for the Northern Masonic District and Jurisdiction of the United States of America, holding its sittings in the City of New-York.
His excel. Danl. D. Tompkins, Sampson Simson, esq. John G. Tardy, Juo. J. J. Gourgas,
The hon. Richard Riker, Jacob De La Motta, M. D. Cornelius Bogert, esq. (Vacant.) (Vacant.)
Moses L. M. Peixotto,
Most Puissant Sove- reign Commander. Most Illust. Lieut. Grand Commander. Illust. Treas. Gen. of the Holy Empire. Illust. Sec'y. Gen. of the Holy Empire. Illust. Grand Master of the Ceremonies.
Sov. Grand Inspec. Gen's. of the 33d deg.
Iliustrious Captain General of the Life Guards.
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phens, III.R. Sir Edward Higgins, H.s.B. Sir Barned Cole. III.S.B. Francis Dabuar, IIII.O.O. Sir John Utt, III.C. Sir William H. Mott, III.H. Sir James Verian, III. W.
Meet at Masonic Hall No 55. Nassau st. on the 2d Thursdays in April, Jnly, October, and Jannary, constitutional meeting on Good Friday and Trinity Sunday.
COLUMBIAN COUNCIL, No. 2.
Of Royal Master Masons.
Thomas Lownds, T.III. R.G.M. Asa Hall, III.D. R.G.W. Ed- ward Higgins, III. R. G. M. Francis Dubuar, III. R. G. S. M. Gar- ret Lausing, III. J. R. M. Sewell Dodge, H. James Thorburn, R. John P. Rome, T. Jolin Utt, C. James Verian, out side C.
Meet the 8th of every lunar month at Masonic Hall No. 55 Nas- sau st.
FREDONIAN CHAPTER, R. A. M. No. 19.
Barnard Coles, M.E.H.P. John Telfair, M.E.K. Andrew Lloyd, M. E. S. Sewell Dodge, C. of the H. Robert Young, P. S. Robert Roberts, R.A.C. John Leonard Ist G.M. Thomas Garnish, 2 .. G.M. Robert Emmit, 3d G.M. Nicholas Roberts, T. William Hampton, 3. Luke Torboss, H. and C. John Onderdonk, J. W. Bracket, Lewis Lockwood, Robert Young, Thomas Lounds, Pust Oficers.
SOVEREIGN GRAND CONSISTORY
Of Supreme Chiefs of Exalted Masonry for the United States of America, its Territories and Dependencies, sitting at the Grand Orient of New York.
GRAND OFFICERS,
Joseph Cerneau, M. P. S. G. C. Dewit Clinton, D. G. C. Charles Guerin, Ist L.G.C. James B. Dinand, 2d L.G.C. John W. Mulli- gan, M. ofS. ex. D.G.C. Cadwalader D. Colden, 2d M. of S. An- tony Rainetaux, G. C. John P. Schisano, G. S. Francis Dubuar, A.G.S. Joseph Gouin, G. T. Jacob schieffelin, K. of the S. Jona- than Schietfelin, G. M. of C. Joseph Bouchaud, 2d G. M. of C. Toussaint Midi, 1st G. exp. Introd. Thomas Lounds. 2d G. exp. Introd. Elias Hicks, G. Stand B. Martin Hoffinan. G.C. of G. John C. Ludlow, G. H.
GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK.
M. E. Ezra Ames, G. H. P. M. E. Joel Hart, D. G. H. P. M. E. William Enos, G. K. M. E. John Brush, G S. W. Isaac Hemp- stead, G. Secretary. W. C. C. Yates, G. Treasurer. W. Salem Town, G. Chuplain. W. John Doty, G. Marshall.
Meet ou the first Tuesday of February in the city of Albany.
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BEING THE HISTORY OF THIS EXTRAORDINARY MAN FROM THE 1st OF APRIL 1814, UNTIL, THE 20th OF MARCH, 1815.
COMPREHENDING
A minute detail of circumstances attending him during that period, and during his resi- dence at the Isle of Elba, until his arrival in Paris.
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By the author of the WORLD WITHOUT SOULS.
An improved edition, with notes by an ameri- can editor.
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1815-16 For the Fortieth year of American Independence.
LONGWORTH S New . York Directory.
Where a blank is left after the name in this Di ect .ry, it is always to be unders ood as a stree ; as Abraham Moses. 115 Broad is Brvad-street - Beuver is Braver-street, &c.
The lanes, alleys, slips. &c. are always mentioned.
h. stanis fir 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 sirname, are correctly alphabeted. The firmns 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 firins.
To the names of butchers is added the name of the market, with the number of the stall at which each stands.
A. ¿ RON Henry, merchant Thames c. City Hotel Abbatt Robert, marchant 336 Pearl
Anbatt Moses, grocer 103 Division
Abbatt & Cowan, grocers 108 Division
Abbott Asa, carpenter 31 Hoster
Abbot Samuel, mariner 78 Pump
Abbot Samuel, grocer 117 Cherry Abbot Abijah, 42 Fair
Abbotson widow Ann, boardingh. 1 Jacob
Abeel G. B. ironmong. Water c. N. SI. h. 19 P. Place
Abrel John, butcher 127 Mott
Abeel Mary. 494 Pearl
Abeel widow Mary, 37 Dey
Abeel widow Phobe, 34 Third
Abel Henry, marshall 48 Heury
Abernethy widow of William, 370 Greenwich
Abord Thomas, button maker rear 30 Oak
Abrahams Cyrus, 71 Anthony
Abrahams Emanuel, tobbaccon. 115 Broad, h. 23 Wates
Abrahams Isaac, mercht. 109 Water
Abrahams Jacob, clothing store 223 Greenwich Abrahams Joseph, milk man 31 Hester
Abrahams Moses, tobacco inspector 83 Water Abrahams Peter, 94 Henry
Abrahams Samuel. com. mereht. 83 Water
Abrahams William, mariner 25 Lombardy
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Abrahams widow Cath rin .. 39 Liberty Abramse Jacob, 19 North Moore Absatom Wm. straw hat manufactory 132 William ACADEMY OF ARTS. Government house Acradiemis Peter, shoemaker 22 Leonard Acheson Andrew, tailor 350 Water Acheson William, shoemaker 318 Water Acbard Jos. A. mercht. 88 Reed Achin Joseph, mattrass maker 29 Reed Åchens Archibald, rigger 6 Orange Acker Abraham, cartman Broome c. Varick Acker Jacob, butcher 6 Rhynders Acker Jacob, smith, 420 Broadway
Acker John, laborer Perry n. Washington Acker William, cartman Sullivan n. David Ack r William, mercht. tailor 35 Chapel Ackerman Abraham, weaver Varick c. Dominick Ackerman Abraham, 57 North Moore Ackerman David. sadler 229 Greenwich
Ackerman David, furnace man. Spring n. Varick
Ackerman David, laborer, 115 Elm Ackerman David, ropemaker Orchard n. Stanton Ackerman Garrit, dockbuilder Charles n. Greenwich Ackerman Henry, shoemaker 29 Pike Ackerman Henry, bricklayer 550 Pearl Ackerman James, shoemaker 126 Reed Ackerman James, carpenter 34 Bancker
Ackerman James, cartman Broome n. Varick
Ackerman James, ropemaker Orchard n. Stanton Ackerman James, cartman, 75 Mott Ackerman James, cooper Spring c. Hudson
Ackerman James, Charles c. Washington Ackerman John, cartman 75 Mott Ackerman John, liv. stabler 280 Greenwich & 150 Reed
Ackerman John, baker 78 Barelay
Ackerman John. constable, 126 Orange
Ackerman John D. 65 Partition
Ackerman John, chairmaker 504 and 496 Pearl
Ackerman John, 108 Mott
Ackerman John, cartman, Hammond c. Greenwich
Ackerman John D. cartman 136 Church
Ackerman John L. carpenter 42 Provost
Ackerman L. upholst. Maiden-lane c. Wm. & 178 Water Ackerman Lawrence, 75 Mott Ackerman Mathias, boatman 120 Warren
Ackerman Morris, keeper Potter's field c. Art Ackerman Peter, cartman 103 Mott Ackerman Peter, carpenter. 37 Walker [Burrows
Ackerman Simon, keeper state prison, h. Bedford op. Ackerman Samuel, butcher Third n. Stanton Ackerman widow of John, carpet weaver Spring n Var- Ackerman widow Mary, 24 Pell fick
Ackerman widow Mary, 47 Elizabeth
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Ackerman widow Elizabeth, 25 Pike Ackerson Jacob, cartman Spring n. the market Ackley Mary, 19 Anthony Adair James, ropemaker 10 Sixth Adair Robert, grocer 27 Henry Adair William, baker 27 Hchry Adams Alice, boardingh. 32 Reed Adams A. carpenter 187 Division
Adams David, shoemaker 285 Water
Adams Daniel, smith 3 Temple, h. 39 Cedar
Adams Francis, mason 10 Essex Adams George, mariner 20 Oak Adams Ichabod, shoemaker 44 Cheapside
Adams James, mariner 19 Henry Adams Jacob, mercht. 41 South, h. 19 Broadway Adams Jane, 24 Anthony Adams John, merchant 213 Pearl
Adams John, grocer 40 Beaver
Adams John, rigger 183 Cherry, h. 34 Catherine
Adams John, sail maker 108 Henry Adams Lewis, 9 Wall
Adares Margaret, boardinghouse 289 Water Adams Samuel, broker 52 Beckman
Adamns Thomas, labourer 11 Elm Adams Thomas, copperplate printer 3 Warren Adams Thomas, grocer 76 Liberty, h. 39 Cedar
Adams William, tinman Grand n. Bowery Adams William, mason Hester n. Crosby Adams widow Jane Chapel c. Murray Adams widow Jane, 92 Henry
Adams widow Mary, seamstress 8 Elm Adcock John, hatter 34 Vesey
Addis Daniel. attorney 60 Cherry Addington John, 67 Fourth Addison George, rigger 37 Lombardy
Addison widow Ann, 63 Walker Addoms J. keep. of pub. st. cust. house, h. 3 Sugarloaf Addy Thomas, hatter 81 Murray Adee David, 168 Pearl, h. 68 John Adee William, 181 Pearl and 97 Beekman Adema John G. fruiter 119 Fly-market Aderton Thomas, shipmaster 97 Lombardy A.ljutunt General's Office, State c. Bridge Adonis Francis, hairdresser 80 Nassau A lmain Robt, prof. math. & nat. phil. 2 Columbia col. A riance A. J. merchant &? Ano Au'riance Catherine, banbox maker 55 Bowery A riance Theodore. painter 125 Division Ade ate National, office of 7.Pine Agne , Hyacinth, freuch teacher 50 Frankfort Agnew John, tobacconist and merchant 313 Water
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Aikin Abel, 30 White Aikin & Wilson, merchants 82 Front Aikins John, carpenter 1 Rhynders Aikins William, 67 Bancker Aikman Hugh, cooper 25 Beekman-slip, h. 56 Gold Aikman John, shipwright Water, h. 197 Bancker
Aikman Robert, turner 159 William
Aikman & Keys, coopers 27 Beekman-slip Aims Daniel, grocer 115 Mott Aims Jacob, butcher Mulberry n. Spring, stall 7 Bear m. Aims Martin, 14 George [Carlisle
Ainslie & Co. Robert, merchants 115 Washington, h. 5 Ainslie & Vancleef, merchants 5 Albany-bason
Air Furnace Columbian, Duane c. Cross
Air Furnace Industry, 390 Greenwich
Air Furnace Union, Broadway n. Canal
Air Furnace Yonle's, Corlaer's-hook
Aird John, 43 Beekman
Airs Daniel, cartman 220 Elizabeth
Aitken John, rigger 5 Suffolk
Aitken John, shoemaker 45 Hudson
Aitkens Charles, Pell c. Doyer
Aitkins & Chambers, riggers 149 Lumbardy
Akerly Jacamiah, 133 Cherry
Akerly jun. Jacamiah, ironm. 241 Pearl, h. 142 Cherry
Akerly Widow, 68 Rutgers
Akin Samuel, district paymaster 38 Greenwich
Akley Jobn. 131 Division
Albany Stage Office, Cortlandt
Albert Frederiek, cartman Orchard n. Delancer
Albert widow Eleanor, 9 Harman
Albro William, shipmaster 23 Henry
Alcock Geo. mariner 56 Cedar
Alden Jos. shipjoiner Water n. Gouverneur Alderson Samuel, edge tool smith Orchard n. Broome .
Aldis Charles, silver-smith 399 Broadway Aldridge Benjamin, pedlar upper end Harman
Aldridge John, mason 12 Henry
Aldridge Timothy, carpenter 136 Lombardy
Aidworth Henry, tape manuf. Bank n. Greenwich Alexander John, 7 Pump Alexander John, hairdresser 87 Church Ak xander John, grocer Hudson c. Vandam Alexander John, type founder 181 Chapel Al xander Matthew, 23 Whiteball Alexander William, mariner 35 Lombardy Alexander William. mariner 24 Henry Alexander William, mason 1 Henry Alforo Consider, blin. and planomaker 15 Catherine Altord widow Ann, boarding h. 69 Maiden-Jaue
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Allaire Alexander, cartman Vandam n. Hudson Allaire Alexander B. grocer Washington, h. 26 George Allaire Anthony J. pewterer Water, h. 5 Pelham Allaire Andrew B. 5 Beach
Allaire James P. brassfound. Cherry n. Corlaer's-hook Allaire John, cartman 531 Greenwich
Allaire John U. cartman 19 Pike
Allaire Peter, 8 Harison
Allaire Samuel Y. grocer 19 Pike
Allaire Seaman, cartman Herring n. Burrows
Allaire Uytendale, cartinen 19 Pike
Allee Daniel, 78 Fair
Allee Jeremiah, shoemaker 83 William, h. 21 Liberty Allen Albert, cooper 201 Graud
Allen Alexander, carpenter 39 Roosevelt
Allen Andrew, hairdresser 26 John
Allen Benjamin B. smith 466 Greenwich
Allen Charlotte, fruiter 28 Bowery
Allen Cornelius, 25 Peck-slip
Allen Daniel, shoemaker 36 Thomas
Allen Daniel K. 87 Maiden-lane
Allen David M. grocer Broome c. Second
Allen Elizabeth, Sullivan n. Spring
Allen E. sawyard Hammond c. Washington Allen Freeman, merchant 18 Ouk
Allon George C. shipmaster 112 Pump
Allen Hamilton, cartman Broome Corl. H.
Allen Henry, gunsmith 32 Maiden-Jane
Allen Henry, 23 Norfolk
Allen Henry, carpenter 11 Pike
Allen James, grocer Murray c. Church
Allen James P. carpenter 43 Partition
Allen John, rigger €4 Division
Allen John, cooper 46 Fourth
Allen John, 24 Marketfield
Allen John, accountant 509 Pearl
Allen John, laborer Bower c. Art
Allen John, cartman Provost c. Washington
Allen Joseph, confectioner 16 Frankfort
Allen Joseph, mariner 54 Gold
Allen L. H. 10 Lumber
Allen Moses, 65 Maiden-lane [Oliver
Allen Nehemiah, merchant South c. Burling-slip, h. 24
Allen Philip, cabinetmaker 82 Pump [ane Allen Philips, sailmaker Peck-slip c. Front, h. 151 Du- Allen Peter, cartmau Broome, Corl. H.
Allen Richard, oysterman 204 Water
Allen R. P. grocer 416 Pearl
Allen Robert, mariner. 88 Water
Allen Samuel, cartman Second n. Grand [ery
Allen Stephen, sail and Duck loft 180 Front, b. 71 Bow-
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Allen William, mason 61 First Allen William, 35 Lombardy Allen William 83 Hester Allen William, 58 Church
Allen William, gunsmith 108 Maiden-laue Allen William, carpenter 7 Rhynders
Allen William, cartman 20 Suffolk
Allen William, cartman Lombardy c. Montgomery
Alen Zephaniah, sınith 45 Essex Alien Widow, 10 Green
Allen widow Rebecca, Prince n. Bowery
Allen widow Mary, 180 Banker
Alien widow Ann, rear 51 Cliff
Allen widow Winey, 137 Division
Allen S. & M. lottery and exchange office 136 Broadway Allen & Cock, blockmakers 267 Front
Allen & Son N. merchants Burling-slip c. South
Alley Sanl, merchant 167 Front, h. 38 Beekman
Allicox widow Nancy, washwoman 183 Hester
Allien Lawrence, 125 Bowery
Allison Henry, shipwright 77 Second
Allison Michael, cabinetmaker 42 and 44 Vesey
Allison Peter, dockbuilder 307 Washington
Allison Peter, grocer Jay c. Staple
Allison Peter, turner 85 Nassau
Allison Richard, grocer 73 Partition
Allison Thomas, hatter rear 305 Washington
Allison William, turner 19 Partition
Allison G. S. & J. merchants 82 Vesey, h. Jay c. Staple Alphred John, 33 Augustus
Alsop Nathaniel, weaver Christopher n. Herring Almy Peleg, shipmaster 40 Oak
Alphonse Charles, french teacher 2 Chamber
Aipin Archibald, mariner 182 Baneker Alstine Abraham, cabinetmaker 260 William
Alven Joseph, tailor 133 Chatham Alvey John D. tailor 11 Cedar
Alston Elizabeth, fruiter 14 Beekman-slip
Always Widow, 1 Fayette Ambler Squire. carpenter 146 Washington American Museum, 21 Chatham American Insurance Company, 51 Wall
Amerinan Isaac, flour st. 55 Partition, h. 79 Barclay
Amerman Peter, bootmaker 77 Maiden-lane
Amerman Thomas, cartman 11 Vandewater Amnes Charles, boot and shoestore 94 Broadway Ames Francis, grocer 42 Augustus Ames widow Elizabeth, 28 Roosevelt Amory James, whipmaker 275 Pearl Amos Richard Greenwich c. Christopher Amringe W. F. Vrm'rebant, 213 Front, h. 34 Cherry Anastasi Joseph, vermicilli manufacturer 371 Pearl
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Anckerly Frederick, baker Chapel n. N. Moore Andariese Barnet, tailor 316 Pearl Anderson Abraham, cooper 80 Front Anderson Abraham, carpenter 70 Mott Anderson Alexander, engraver 32 Provost Anderson Alexander, wood inspector 109 Division Anderson Andrew, oysterman 43 Nassau Anderson Andrew, inspector of lumber 41 Oak
Anderson Anthony L. physician 22 James
Anderson Barney, laborer Grand u. Sisth Anderson Charles, teacher 41 Anthony Anderson David, grocer 3 James'-slip
Anderson David. 194 Washington, h. 167 Church
Anderson Edward, carpenter 23 Orchard Anderson Elbert, 28 Provost
Anderson Elijah, grocer 14 Division, h. 36 Orchard
Anderson Elizabeth, 41 Chapel
Anderson Ephraim, tailor 288 Water
Anderson George, Elizabeth n. Grand
Anderson Hans. 1. 134 Scammel
Anderson Harriet, silk dyer 137 William
Anderson Henry, carpenter 21 Orchard
Anderson Henry, cartman 9 Torbert
Anderson Henrietta, boardinghouse 58 Broadway
Anderson Hugh, laborer 109 Reed
Anderson Isaac, cartman 317 Washington
Anderson Jacob, cartman Elizabeth n. Broome
Anderson James, shoemaker 13 Pell
Anderson James, merchant 144 Broadway
Anderson James, 16 Jay
Anderson James, grocer 108 Beekman
Anderson James, waiter 5 Rose
Anderson James, rigger 42 Pike
Anderson James P. cartman 142 Mott
Anderson Jeremiah, cartman Spring
Anderson John, 167 Church
Anderson John, 49 Cliff
Anderson John, rigging and anchor store 253 Front
Anderson Jolin, carpenter 41 Chapel
Anderson John, shoemaker, 110 Church
Anderson John, baker 270 Canal
Anderson J. W. mercht. 28 Walker
Anderson John, mariner 134 and 187 Bancker
Anderson Matthias, carpenter 21 Orchard
Anderson Mary, washwoman 128 Harman
Anderson Niebolas, silverplater 411 Pearl Anderson Nicholas, baker 196.William
Anderson Nicholas, bookbinder 94 Chapel
Anderson Peter. tobacconist 48 Sixth
Anderson Richard, 65 Second
Anderson Richard, cartman Elizabeth n. Broome K
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Anderson Samuel, 20 Orange
Anderson Samuel B. shipcarpenter 55 Oak
Allerson Thomas, shipmaster 9 Hague
Anderson Thomas, labourer 113 Anthony Anderson Thomas, tavern 52 Lombardy
Andorson Walter, carpenter 3 Batavia-lane Anderson William, 34 Henry
Anderson William, cartman 18 Fayette
Anderson William, mason 105 Chamber
Anderson William. 36 Orchard
Anderson widow Agnes, 234 Church Anderson Widow, 189 Bowery
Anderson widow Margaret, 43 Market
Anderson James & Peter, corkcutters 196 Water
Andes George, sawyer 2 Rhynders
Andes P. carpenter 27 Catharine Andrew Francis, hairdresser 186 Duane [11 Liberty
Andrew Henry, uphol. & fringe st. 80 Maiden-lane, b. Andrews Anson S. grocer 168 Division
Andrews Charles C. teacher 45 Third & William
Andrews D. merchant 29 Barclay
Andrews Elizabeth, grocer Water n. Scammel
Andrews Isaac, mariner rear 15 Oliver
Andrews John, hairdresser 39 Anthony
Andrews John, carpenter 11 Catherine-lane
Andrews rev. Josiah B. 20 Sugarloaf
Andrews Sidney W. printer 12 Elm
Angeline Richard G. whitewasher 4 Ferry Angelis Gideon De. M. D. 337 Pearl. h. Delancy
Angevine James, grocer Herring Greenwich
Angevine Lewis, 110 Mulberry
Angevine Peter, sixth n. Grand
Angillo widow Susan, 8 Elm
Angus George, smith 62 Walker, h. Thompson n. Spring Angus John, smith Delancey n. Corlaer's-Hook.
Annely widow Elizabeth, washwoman 196 Bowery
Annin Aexander, currier 177 William
Anson Nicholas, 86 James
Anson widow Elizabeth, pearl stringer 370 Broadway
Anson & Haskeeth, saddlers 87 Murray
Anspake Frederick, ropemaker 47 Mulberry
Anthon George, doctor 11 Broad
Anthon James, carpenter 89 Division
Anthon John, attorney 18 Beekman
Anthon John, brewer rear 37 Rutgers
Anthony Abraham, 51 Orchard Anthony Charles, hairdresser 79 Mulberry Anthony Jacob, 43 Hudson
Anthony J. P. tan. & cur. 66 Frankfort, h. c. Skinner Anthony Nicholas, inspector of leather 18 Vandewater Anthony Nicholas N. 2 Rose [Barclay
Anthony A. B. & A. fine needle workers Greenwich c.
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Anthony & Arcularius, grocers 30 Maiden-lane Antoine Mark, mariner 91 Lombardy Antoni Joseph, boardinghouse 357 Water Appeelbach Gottlieb, baker Spring n. Sullivan Appel Jobu, 196 Broadway Appel widow Martha, 42 Anthony Appleby James, painter 19 Old-slip
Appleby jr. Thomas, merchant 207 Pearl, h. 70 Cherry Appleby William, butcher 26 Norfolk & 55 Rutgers Appleby William, mariner 154 Hester Appley Jacob. 61 Bayard Archbold Ralph, shoemaker 36 Augustus
Archer Anthony, cartman 177 Orange.
Archer Benjamin, Perry n. Greenwich
Archer Benjamin, grocer upper end Elizabeth Archer Caleb, cartman 36 Spring
Archer Charles, grocer Mulberry c. Spring
Archer Elijah, carpenter Mulberry n. Prince
Archer John, saitmaker 18 Crosby
Archer John, sailmaker Chapel n. North-Moore
Archer Jonathan, cartman 52 Spring Archer Liab, 32 Oak
Archer Richard, shoemaker 107 Bowery Archer widow Eliza, 121 Banker
Archer widow Elizabeth, Church c. Canal
Archer widow Margaret, grocer 17 Oak Arcularius Andrew M. 165 Fly-Market
Arcularius George, baker 30 Cortlandt
Arcularius Henry, baker 26 Hudson
Arcularins Philip 1. 11 Frankfort
Arenlarins jun. Philip I. fancy chairmaker 75 Jolin Arlen Allison, 21 Dey Arden Ann, 126 Anthony
Arden Daniel D. bookseller 1 City-hotel, h. 18 Broadway
Arden Francis, cabinet maker €2 Harman
Arden Isabella, washwoman 31 Rose
Arden Jacob S physician 42 Walker
Arden James, 12 Greenwich
Arden Joseph, hairdresser 130 Greenwich
Arden Richard D. merchant 4 mile stone
Arden Samuel, sawyer 31 Rose Arden Susan, 438 Pearl
Arden Thomas, 7 Frankfort
Arents Edward, cedar cooper, 39 Chapel [wien Arents Thomas, cedar cooper 86 Murray, h. 252 Green- Arents widow Eliza, grocer Christopher u. Herring Areson John, butcher Grand Corlaers-Hook Areson Nehemiah, grocer 203 Front
Areson & Williams, grocers 203 Front Argell. William, carpenter 5 Thomas Arment William, carpenter 450 Chapel
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Arment William, 28 Oak
Arıninta Emanuel, segarmaker 36 Pike
Armitage Benj. merchant 48 Pine
Armitage & Witts, hosiers 59 Maiden Lane Armour Charles, waiter 101 Anthony Armonr widow Mary, 61 Pearl Armour widow Louisa, 15 Mulberry Armstrong Charles, shoemaker Washington [berry Armstrong David, spinning-wheel-maker Grand n. Mul- Armstrong David S. 62 Cortlandt
Armstrong Francis, 239 William Armstrong James, carpenter 130 Chamber
Armstrong John, jeweller 53 Chapel
Armstrong John, tavern Henry c. Washington
Armstrong John, grocer Church c. Reed Armstrong John, laborer Scammel n. Cherry Armstrong Maria, 8 Pell
Armstrong Martin, Charles n. Greenwich
· Armstrong Matthew, carpen. Hammond c. Washington Armstrong William, mason 7 Doyers Armstrong widow Mary, 183 Church Arnauds Francis, grocer 15 Warren Arnett John B. mariner Vandam Arnett William, 18 Provost Arnod John, tavern and boardinghouse 58 James Arnold George W. merchant 9 Old-slip Arnold George, pilot 11 Banker Arnold Jacob, currier rear 32 Mott Arnold John, mariner 97 Elm Arnold Philip, accountant 54 First
Arnold widow Elizabeth, 32 First
Arnold James, carpenter 3 White Arnold Moses, ropemaker Mulberry n. Hester Arnold William, cartman 153 Division
Arnoux Anthony, tailor 46 Fair
Arnoux John, mason 16 Leonard
Arrowswith Edw.sailmaker 180 Front, h. 22 Vandewater Arsenal. Elm
Arthur Peter, windsor chair maker 173 Hester Arthur Robert, chairmaker 5,7 Pump Arunuth Peter shipmaster 105 First
Asbridge George, printer 9 William Asbridge widow, grocer 9 William Ash Ann 189 Duane
Ash Robert, waiter 41 Crange
Ash Thomas, merchant 12 Lispenard Ash W. windsor chairmaker 33 John, h. 164 William Ash Samuel, mason 390 Bowery Ashburn George, bair-dresser 88 Banker Ashby Stephen, waiter rear 143 Reed Ashfield John, 191 William
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Ashford William, 5 Miott
Asde. Wilham, shopkeeper 329 Greenwich ANtry Widow, boardinghouse 253 William Ashley Widow Henrietta. 47 Greenwich Ashly David, mason Hudson n. Spring Ashton Hannalı, 448 z earl Ashton William, mariner : 9 Market Ask Justice, masou 204 Grand Aspinwall Gilbert, merchant 2 Beaver
Aspiawall John, merchant 70 Pine, h. 58 Greenwich
Asten Abraham, accountant 43 Chatham Asten Isaac, 111 Chamber
Asten Nathaniel L. painter 20 Sixth Astor Henry. 92 Bowery Astor Jolin Jacob, merchant 69 Pine, h 223 Broadway Aspinwall & Son Gilbert, merchants 3 Coeuties-slip Aswell Mary Ann, seamstress 157 Duane Atchison Hugh, cartman Grand c. Mulberry Atchison William, tavern 35 Nassau Atkins William, weaver First n. Rivington Atkinson Christopher, sawyer 103 Mulberry Atkinson Thomas, Westminster-hall Cortlandt Atkinson widow of Jessy, 44 Chapel Atkinson & Son J. merchants 189 Pearl, h. 100 Warren
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