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THE
PHILADELPHIA
DIRI ECTORY AND
REGISTER:
CONTAINING
THE NAMES, OCCUPATIONS, AND PLACES OF ABODE OF THE CITIZENS ; ARRANGED IN ALPHABET- ICAL ORDER :
A REGISTER
OF THE EXECUTIVE, LEGISLATIVE, AND JUDICIAL MAGISTRATES OF THE UNITED STATES AND THE SIATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, WITH THEIR SA- LARIES ; THE GOVERNORS OF THE DIF- FERENT STATES, AND THE MAGIS- TRATES OF THE CILY :
TO WHICH IS ADDED, A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE CITY ; AND OF THE CNA- RITABLE AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS THEREIN.
THE SECOND EDITION.
BY JAMES HARDIE, A. M.
PHILADELPHIA: Printed for the Author, by JACOB JOHNSON & CO. NO. 147, Market-Street. M DCC XCIV. [Price 62 1-2 Cents.]
PREFACE.
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T OWARDS the middle of the year 1 793, the fubfcri- ber publifhed the firft Edition of the Philadelphia Directory and Regifter ; and from the very rapid fale which the work met with, he had the fatisfaction of find- ing that he had been employed in a performance of general utility to his fellow citizens.
From the frequent removals, and the conftant acceffi- on of new inhabitants, it is obvious, that the utility of fuch publications can be of no long duration ; hence ari- fes the neceffity of their being frequently renewed.
In moft European cities, and in the cities of New York and Charleftown, the Directory is publifhed annually ; and in conformity to this practice, it is the intention of the fubfcriber, in future to iffue one towards the com- mencement of each fucceeding year ; provided he fhall meet with fufficient encouragement.
In the prefent Edition, the account given of the City, and of its charitable and literary inftitutions, is con- fiderably enlarged. Some things, which in the former Edition were decmed of lefs confequence, have been ei- ther abbreviated or omitted ; and others of more general importance, fubftituted. A plan of the city has likewife been added, which he believes to be very accurate, and hopes it will be found ufeful, particularly to ftrangers.
Since the names were firft collected, feveral, who have lately come to the city, have fent in their defignations and places of abode. Thefc, together with fome which he has taken from the daily prints, and a few accident- ally omitted in the arrangement, will be found in the Supplement.
On the whole, the fubfcriber, can with confidence af- fert, that through every part of the performance, he has anxioufly endeavoured to render the information therein contained, as accurate as poffible ; he is, howe- ver, well aware, that in a publication of this nature, it is almoft impoffible intirely to avoid errors. For thefe, which he hopes are few, he folicits the indulgence of a generous public.
JAMES HARDIE.
CONTENTS.
TH Page
HE names, occupations, and places of abode, of the citizens of Philadelphia ; arranged in al- phabetical order r to 173
The officers of the government of the United States, with their falaries 174
Minifterial and confular appointments, from the United States to foreign powers 179
Minifterial and confular appointments from foreign powers to the United States 180
An abftract of feveral Acts of Congrefs, relative to the eftablifhment of the Mint 18I
Eftablithment of the Mails 183
Officers of the Cuftoms 185
Government of Pennfylvania ,86
Officers of the City 187
The rules obferved at the different Banks ibid
Rules of the Infurance Company of North America 190 An account of the city of Philadelphia, its charter, &c. 194
Places appropriated to public worfhip 201
Charitable inftitutions in Philadelphia ibid
An account of the Health-office
215
A fhort account of the Yellow Fever
218
Literary inftitutions 221
Scientific Societies 228
Peale's Mufcum 230
Circus 232
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SUPPLEMENT
TO THE
PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY.
B AINE John, type founder, 145, Walnut, & 18, Lombard St.
Barde John Rene', merchant, 62, Spruce St.
Barry & Calder, cabinet makers, 75, Dock St. Bafkerville & Co. mantua & habit makers, 64, Dock St. Bafs William, fhipmafter, 8, Chriftian St. Southwark. Belafme Michael Lewis, wine merchant. 19, Walnut St. Bond Phineas, conful general for the middle and fouth- ern States, 173, Chefnut St.
Boys Samuel, flour merchant, 80, Little Water St.
Burkhar Andrew, infpector of the revenue, 55, So. Wharves.
Burnfide James, clerk in the Treafury, 76, Chefnut St.
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CASSIN James & Luke, tallow chandlers, 34, No. Se- venth St.
Cathoone Jofiah, bricklayer, 102, No. Sixth St.
Churchman Mordecai, clerk, 194, So. Front St. Clyne Jacob, gentleman, Charlotte St. No. Lib. Coffin Gerard, merchant, 50, Penn St.
Conolly Bartholomew, merchant, 48, Chefnut St.
Cope Ifrael & Jafper, fhopkeepers, 16, No. Second St. Cordner John, tavernkeeper, 33, Walnut St.
Creffwell, Barnes, & Co. Walnut, between Seventh & Eighth Sts.
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DANIEL & Phillips, merchants, 86, No. Second St. Davis & Whelen, breeches makers & fhopkeepers, 5, No. Second St.
De Kraft Charles, furveyor & draftsman, 197,Saffafras St. De Loutherbourgh jun, miniature painter, 273, So. Se- cond St.
Dowe Martha, widow, 94, Cedar St.
SUPPLEMENT. B ( E )
EDWARDS Margaret, fchoolmittrefs, 6, Pear St. Fnnes Francis, minifter of the Catholic church, 17, Wil- ling's Alley. Ekfall Jacob, blackfmith, 30, No .- Fifth St. Eude Ettienne, taylor, 69, So. Front St.
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FLICKWIR & Williamfon, houfs carpenters, 333, Co. Second St.
Frere Chevalier, minifter plenipotentiary from Portugal, Franklin's Court.
Fox Samuel Mickle, merchant, 144, Chefnut St. Fricke Auguftus, merchant, 7, So. Third St.
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GRUBB, Mather, & Hill, 37, No. Water St.
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HAMMELL Sufannna, widow, 214, So. Second St. Hampton Samuel, grocer, 68, Shippen St. Southwark. Hefs Lewis, blackfmith, 178, No. Fifth St. Hickman Nicholas, innkeeper, 379, No. Second St. Holland Benjamin, merchant, 3, No. Front St. Hunt Chriftopher, clerk, in the roll office, Oak St. Swk. Hunter William, printer, 53, Walnut St.
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JOHNSON James, gentleman, 24, Pear St. Junderman C. L. taylor, 129, Saffafras St.
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KAHMER Elizabeth, widow, 104, No. Sixth St. Kreamer Jacob, blackfmith, 168, Spruce St. Kugler Charles, innkeeper, 141, Saffafras St.
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LAPKUM Thomas, tavernkeeper, 33, Almond St. South- wark. Law Samuel, paper ftainer, 224, So Front St. Lawfor Sarah, boarding house, 7, So. Fourth St.
SUPPLEMENT.
Lohra & Carlife, ironmongers, 42, No. Third St. Loxley Benjamin, houfe carpenter, 30, Spruce St. Loller Alexander, grocer, 326, No. Front St.
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MARSHALL Martha, matron of the Alms houfe. Marple Elizabeth, widow, 20, Sugar Alley. Marrot Peter, boat builder, 19, Queen St. Southwark. M'Cullough Mary, widow, 113, No. Front St. M'Elroy Thomas, cabinet maker, 92, Cedar St. M'Faden William, merchant, 275, So. Front St. M'Intofh Alexander, labourer, 21, No. Sixth St. Mendenhall Adam & Co. merchants, 25, So. Wharves. Milne Richard, merchant, 88, No. Second St. Moreau de St. Mery & Co. bookfellers, 84, So. Front St. Mountford, Bioren, & Co. printers, 75, Dock St.
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NASH William, fea captain, 64, No. Sixth St. Newman Jofeph G. toyfhop & furrier, 130, High St. Nowland Patrick, taylor, 13, Willing's Alley.
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PEACOCK & Wrenfall, merchants, 51, Chefnut St. Pemberton James, gentleman, High between Eighth & Ninth Sts.
Penrofe Jonathan, juftice of the peace, 308, So. Front St.
Pfeiffer George, phyfician, 26, Pear St.
Proudfit James, M. D. 125, So. Second St.
Pugh Thomas, cordwainer, 73, No. Fourth St.
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REES David, merchant, 291, High St. Richards & Garrifon, coachmakers, corner of Lombard & Third Sts.
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SHERMAN & Co. merchants, 203, High St. Smart Elizabeth, widow, 17, No. Third St.
Sommerkamp Philip C. druggift and chemift, 45, High St. St. Victor Tranquille, upholfterer, 87, No. Second St. Steret Samuel, merchant, corner of Sixth and Mulberry Sts. Sperry Jacob and Co, merchants, 45, No. Third St.
SUPPLEMENT.
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THUUN Daniel and Vincent, merchants, 113, No. Water St.
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VANSCIVER Jacob, gentleman, 365, No. Front St. Vermyllye Elizabeth, 255, No. Second St.
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WORTHINGTON Sarah, widow, 21, Kunckle St. No. Lib.
REMOVALS.
D UPLAINE Anthony Charbonette, to 70, Union St. Hardie James, the editor of this Directory, to the cor- ner of Lombard and Fifth Sts.
Humphreys Afheton, attorney at law, conveyancer, & notary public, to 65, Walnut St.
Wharton Moore, merchant, to III, Spruce St.
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A BBOT Andrew, pump-maker, 185, Saffafras ft. Abbot & Barnes, tanners & curriers, 20, So. third ft. Abbot George, hair dreffer, 7. Black horfe Alley. Abbot John, labourer, (back) 158, Spruce ft. Abbot Timothy, tanner, & currier, 20, So. third ft. Able Edward, labourer, 97, Swanfon ft. Able George, cordwainer, 200, No. Water ft. Able John, labourer, 15, Saffafras alley.
Able John, tanner, Brown ft. No. Lib. Able Peter, cordwainer, Budd ft. No. Lib.
Able Peter, fhip carpenter, 34, Brown ft. No. Lib. Able William, labourer, (back) 101, Story ft.
Abercrombie James, minifter of the proteftant Epifcopal church, 101, Pine ft.
Abington Sufanah, widow, 85, No. Sixth ft.
Abraham Ann, widow, fhopkeeper, 62, So. Second ft. Achilles Robert, labourer, 18 Oak ft. Southwark. Acker Michael, dealer in grain, 411, No. Third ft. Ackley David, fhopkeeper, 27, No, Front ft. Ackley Elenor, widow, 243, So. Front ft.
Ackley John B. windfor chairmaker, 103, No. Front ft. Adair William, houfe carpenter, Vine ft. betweenSe- t venth and Eight fts.
Adam Mathew, conveyancer, Cedar between Fifth and Sixth Sts.
Adams Alexander, fhip carpenter, 18, Almond ft. South- wark.
Adams John, houfe carpenter, 68, Plumb ft. Southwark. Adams Jonathan, fhallopman, Catharine between third & Fourth ft. Southwark.
Adams Jofeph, houfe carpenter, Cherry ft. between Sixtlı & Seventh fts.
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Adams Lawrence, cordwainer, 49, Chefnut ft. Adams Richard, porter, 333, Mulberry ft. Adams Robert M. livery ftabler, 25, No Alley. Adcock William, fhopkeper, 52, High ft.
Adgate-
-- widow, boarding houfe, 7, Cherry ft.
Affleck Lewis, cabinet maker, Elmflies alley. Affleck Thomas, do. do. do.
Agnew James, cooper, 145, So. Water ft.
Agnew Peter, tobaconift, 302, So, Front ft.
Ainfworth John Jabourer, 15, Pine ft.
Aitken Jofhua, Mariner, 95, fhippen ft. Aitken Robert, printer & bookfeller, 22, High ft. Aitken William, cordwainer, 78, So. Third ft.
Aitken James, engraver, 33, So. Second ft.
Aitken John, cabinet maker, 50, Chefnut St.
Aitken John, copper prate printer, (back) 6c, So. Se cond St.
Alberger Adam, Butcher Tro, Story ft. Alberger Elizabeth, widow, 110, Story ft.
Alberger John, butcher, Spring Garden. Alberger Philip, butcher, Spring Garden. Alberger Sufanah, widow, 112, Vine ft.
Albert Mary, widow, 18, Saffafras ft. Alberti George, phyfician, 59, Mulberry ft.
Albertfon Ricloof, waterman, 87, Swanfon ft.
Albertus Lewis, grocer, 163, So. Water ft. Albright Charles, mufical inftrument maker, 95, Vine ft Albright Frederic, cedar cooper, 33, Vine ft.
Albright Michael, cedar cooper, 17, No. Sixth At. Alwine Lawrence, windfor chair maker, 99, So. Front ft Alexander Adam, houfe carpenter, Rutters Alley. Alexander James, ferjeant at arms of the fenate of Penn. fylvania, Carpenter ft.
Alexander James, Tavernkeeper, 24, Plumb ft. Southwk. Alexander James A. taylor, 86, Mulberry ft.
Alexander John, cabinet maker, 157, So. Second ft. Alexander John, houfe carpenter, 17, Little Water ft. Alexander George, grocer, 441, No. Third St. Alexander John. fhopkeeper, Spring Garden.
Alexander John, cabinet maker, 78, Cedar ft. Allard Henry Antoine merchant, 454, No. Second ft. Allen Chamlefs, grocer, 25, So. Water ft. Allen David, 26, Cherry ft.
Allen Elizabeth, fhopkeeper, 11, So, Third ft. Allen George, currier, 197, No. Second ft. .
Allen John, houfe carpenter, 148, Spruce ft.
Allen John, labourer, 110, Callowhill ft
Allen Jofeph, crockery ware houfe 160, So. Second ft.
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Allen Jofeph flopkeeper, 17, George ft.
Allen Mary, widow, 115, No. Front ft.
Allen Samuel, brewer, 18, Wood St. No. Lib.
Allen Samuel, merchant, 65, So. Water ft. & 243. So. Second ft.
Allen Richard, minifter of the African methodift church 150, Spruce ft.
Allen Robert, filverfmith, 215, So. Third ft.
Allen Thomas, livery ftabler, II, No. Seventh ft.
Allen William, health officer, 32, Walnut St. and 21, Keys Alley.
Allerdice widow, 40, Sugar Alley.
Allhyfer William, tanner, Green It. between Third & . Fourth fts. No. Lib.
Alli -- , French gentleman, 57, Elm ft.
Allibone Thomas, flour merchant, 5, Saffafras ft. & 91, No. Fourth ft.
Allibone William, fuperintendant of the Piers & of the light houfe, 29, Pine St.
Allifon Robert, houfe carpenter, 96, Cedar ft.
Allifon David, paymafter, 56, So. Fifth St.
Allifon Samuel, ironmonger, 241, No. Second ft.
Allifon William, fpinningwheel maker, 77 & 81, So. fifth ft.
Almiedinger Jacob, baker, 105, Vine ft.
Amant Fefter, clock & watch maker 1 50, No. Third ft.
Ambrefter Matthias Watchman, 19, Creffons Alley.
Ambrefter Sophia, 162, No. Fifth St.
Amies Thomas, cordwainer, 188, So. Second St. Amory Jacob, dealer in flour 459, No. Third ft.
Amofy John, huckfter, 121, So. Second ft.
Amring Lyon, Van merchant, 99, Story ft.
Andaull Anthony, fea captain, 174 So. Second ft.
Anderfon Abel, bricklayer Filbert ft. between tenth & c. leventlı fts.
Anderfon Alexander, merchant, 51, No. Third St.
Anderfon Alexander, tavernkeeper, 2, Crab ft, Southwk. Anderfon Ann, widow, Elfrith's Alley
Anderfon Edward, Mariner, (baek) 246, So. Front ft. Anderfon Mary, fhopkeeper, r37, Chefnut St. Anderfon Elizabeth, 189, Swanfor. St.
Anderfon Jane, widow, 154, Walnut ft.
Anderfon James, fadler, 99, No. Second ft. Anderfon John, houfe carpenter, 5, Stampers Alley. Anderfon Mary, fhopkeeper, 372, So, Front ft. Anderfon Samuel, merchant, III. So. Water ft. Anderfon Samuel, innkeeper, 39, No, Second ft. Anderfon Samuel merchant, 1.4, Dock ft.
Anderfon Sarah, widow, 207, Saffafras it.
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Anderfon Thomas, 63,fea captain, fhippen ft. Southwark Andre Francis, gentleman, Chefnut ft. between tenth & eleventh fts.
Andrews Daniel blackfmith (back) 22, Cherry ft. Andrews Jacob, carter, (back) 447, No. Second ft.
Andrews John, vice Provoft of the Univerfity, univer- fity yard, in No. Fourth ft.
Andrews Marv, widow, Crab ft. Southwark.
Andrews & Meredith, merchants, 86, So. Warves. Andrew John, taylor, 30, So. Water. Annley Thomas gunfmith, 49, Saffafras ft.
Annan William M. D. 348, So. Front ft. Annan Robert, minifter of the prefbyterian church do. do. Annis John William, failmaker, 84, Penn ft.
Anfley George, cordwainer, 137, So. Second ft. Anthony & Fortune, blackfmiths, 142, Vine ft.
Anthony Charles, currier, 100, Walnut ft,
Anthony Frederic, carter, 32, Coat's ft. No. Lib.
Anthony Jacob fen. turner and mufical inftrument ma- ker, 227, No. Second ft.
Anthony Jacob, fhip carpenter, 37, Coates's ft. No. Lib. Anthony Jacob Jun. turner & mufical inftrument maker, 18, So. Sixth St.
Anthony John, labourer, Coates's ft. between Third & Fourth fts. No. Lib.
Anthony jofeph & Son, merchants, 5 Chefnut ft.
Anthony Jofeph, merchant, 225, High ft.
Anthony Jofeph, Junr. jeweler & goldfmith, 94, High St.
Anthony Nicholas, 63, Crown ft. No. Lib.
Anfley Eliza, miliner, 16, Strawberry St.
Anfley Thomas, clerk in the Bank of Pennfylvania, 369, So. Front ft.
Anfley --- widow, wafher. 100, Lumber ft.
Antoine John, Philipps Jofeph boarding houfe 96, No. Third ft.
Antrim John, cooper, 6, Shippen ft. Southwark.
Apple Jacob, cordwainer, 21, No. Alley.
Apple Henry, cooper, back of 26, No. Fifth St. Apple Mary, widow, back of 33, Chriftian St. Southwk. Applegate William, cordwainer, 308, No. Front St.
Archibald John, bricklayer, So. Eighth St. between Chefnut and Walnut Sts.
Armat Thomas, merchant, 105, No. Second St.
Armant Charles, cordwainer, 26, Walnut St. Armbrufter Peter, newspaper carrier, 132, Callowh. St. Armitage Shewbert, grocer, 23, George St.
Armour Matthew, houfe carpenter, 131, So. Fifth St. rmftrong Andrew, labourer, Catharine St. between Front and Water Sts,
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Årmftrong Elizabeth, widow, Saffafras between Ninth and Tenth fts.
Armftrong Margaret, widow, 10, Margaretta St. Nº Lib. Armftrong Mercy, fchoolmiftrefs, 250, No. Second ft. Armftrong Thomas, attorney at law, 97, Chefnut ft.
Armftrong William, weaver, 397, So. Front ft. Arnold Thomas, fea captain, 291, So. Front ft. Arrifon John, grocer, 226, So. Second ft. Art James, fea captain, 191, No. Front St.
Art William, fhip carpenter, 549, So. Front St. Arthur jane, widow, 198, So. Front St. Afh Abigail, 22, Callowhill St.
Afh James, merchant, 49, No. Third St. Afh Jofépli, tanner, 73, So. Fourth St.
Afh Margaret, widow, 62, No. Sixth St. Afh Mary, widow, 241, No. Front St.
Aff Michael, dealer in grain, 218, No. Third St. Afhbridge Ann, widow, fhopkeeper, 125, High St. Afhbridge Jofeph, bifcuit baker, 67, No. Water St. Afhby Nathaniel, taylor, 4r, No. Fourth St. Afhby William, taylor, 99, Mulberry St.
Afher Frederic, baker, 219, So. Third St.
Afhmead John, paper hanger, & playing-card maker, 71, Lumber St.
Afhmead John, fea captain, 58, Union St. Afhton Barbara, widow, 33, Plumb St. Southwark.
Affiton George, boat builder, 298, No. Front St. Afhton Ifaac taylor, 50, No. Seventh St.
Afhton Mary, widow, 3, No. Eight St.
Afhton William, houfe carpenter, 296, No. Front St. Afhton William jun. houfe carpenter, 168, No. Third St. Atmore Thomas, hatter, 163, So. Third St. Attmore Rachel, widow, 28, No. Sixth St.
Attmore Ann, widow, 33, No. Second St.
Aubert Jacob, from St. Domingo, 5 No. Sixth St.
Audibert Philip, clerk in the war department, 50, Su. gar Alley.
Auguft Frederic, innkeeper, (back) 415, No. Third St. Augè M. Ny. 210, So. Front St.
Aultin Alexander, boot & fhoemaker, 268, High St.
Auftin James, bottler, 284, So. Second St.
Auftin Sufanna, widow, 18, Vine St.
Auftin Ifaac, clock and watchmaker, 57, No. Water St. Ayres Yorke, Jabeurer, back of 29, Union St.
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B ACARANT Barbara, widow, (back) 407, No. Third ft.
Babe George, cooper, 421, So. Front St.
Babe Richard, cooper 147, So. Water St.
Bach Frederic Auguft, innkeeper, 415, No. Third St.
Bach John, blackfmith, 267, No. Second St.
Bache Franklin, printer of the general advertifer, 112, High St.
Back Frederic, cordwainer, 137, No. Sixth St.
Bacon David & Jofeph, ironmongers, 24, So. Second St. Bacon David, do. do.
Bacon James, merchant, 24, High St.
Bacon Job, gentleman, 10, No. Third St.
Bacon Jofephi, ironmonger, 192, No. Front St.
Badger Daniel, fhip carpenter, 250, So. Third St. Bailey Francis, printer & Bookfeller, 116, High St. Bailey Jane, widow, 4, Fetter Lane.
Bailey Robert, fhopkeeper, 192, So. Front St. Baine Robert, cordwainer, (back) 130. No. Fifth St. Bair Thomas, Grocer, 198, So. Front St. Baird Nicholas, labourer, Charlotte St. No. Lib.
Baird William, fea captain, 275, So. Second St. Bairmore Richard, 28, No. Sixth St.
Bake Hd. merchant, 152, High St. Bakeman Conrad, taylor, 121, No. Sixth St. Baker Bartholomew, joiner 136, So. Fourth St. Baker Cato, bifcuit baker, 116, Callowhill St. Baker Chriftopher, fcrivener, 172, No. Second St. Baker & Comegys, merchants, 60, No. Front St. Baker Francis, baker, 200, So. Second St. Baker Godfrey & Co. Bookfellers, 59, Saffafras St. Baker Hannah, widow, 59, No. Water St.
Baker Harman, grocer, 210, So. Second St.
Baker Jacob, butcher, Budd St. No. Lib.
Baker Jacob, 62, No. Front St. .
Baker Hillary, alderman, 78, High St.
Baker Jacob, baker, 288, No. Front St.
Baker James, butcher, 67, No, Front St.
Baker Jofeph, tin plate worker, High St. & ninth Læ- telia court.
Baker Jofeph, 50, So. Fifth St.
Baker John, labourer, Green between Third & Fourth Sis.
Baker john, alderman & county treafurer, 154, No. Se- cond St.
Baker John, cabinet maker, 118, So. Fourth St.
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Baker John, milkman, 433, No. Second St. Baker Michael, wheelwright, 420, No. Second St. Baker Samuel, fhopkeeper, 9, So. Second St. Baker Thomas, fea captain, 42, Mulberry St.
Baker William, grocer, Cherry St. between cight and ninth Sts.
Baker -, widow, 18, Callowhill St.
Bakewood Frances, widow, 35, Union St.
Balldau J. button maker and hair worker, 79, Vine St- Balde Anthony, baker 314, So. Second St. Bale Mary, widow. 40, Bread St.
Ball Jofeph, alderman, 153, Chefnut. St Ball Ifrael, houfe carpenter, 107, Pine St,
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Ball William, gentleman, 41, High St.
Balfer Catharine, huckfter, 190, Mulberry St.
Banks John, clerk in the treafury department, 65, No. Sixth St.
Bankfon Jacob, counfeller at law, 287, So. Front St. Bankfon William, upholfterer, 61- Mulberry St. Banneman John, fea captain, 163, So. Third St.
Barbarat Mary, widow, 124, Walnut St.
Barclay John, Prefident of the Bank of Pennfylvania, 216, So. Front St.
Barclay Jolin & James, merchants, 6, Lumber St. - Barclay Samuel, hatter, 323, No. Second St. Barclay Samuel, hatter, 320, So. Second St. Barge Andrew, cordwainer, 72, Vine St. Bardin Stephen, grocer, 184, So. Third St. Barich Barbara, widow, 25, Callowhill St. Barjona Elizabeth, widow, 5, George St. Barkeloe Jacob, hatter, 30, Coates' Aller. Barker James, taylor, 206, So. Water St. Barker Ifaac, labourer, back of 32, Penn St. Barker John, taylor, 87, No. Third St. Barker Peter, turner; York St.
Barkhammer Margaret, Budd St. No. Lib. Barkman John, 174, No. Fifth St.
Barndollar Daniel, cooper, 330, No. Front St.
Barnes James, pilot, 382, So. Front St.
Barnes John, pilot, 70, Chriftian St. Southwark.
Barnes John, tea merchant, 19, So. Third St. Barnes Mary, 158, So. Fourth St
Barnes Paul, tavern keeper, 114, Swanfon St. Barnes Samuel, tanner and currier, 20, So. Third St.
Barnes Thomas, currier, 88, Chefout St.
Barnes -, widow, 8, Bread St.
Barnet Abraham, cabinet maker, !92, No. Front St.
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Barnet Hannah, widow, 55, Lumber St.
Barnet James, mariner, 8, Vernon St.
Barnet Nathan, merchant, 210, No. Front St. Barnhaut George, butcher, Spring garden. Barnhill John, fhopkeeper, 13, No. Third St. Barnhill Robert, fhopkeeper, 63, No. Second St. Barns Cæfar, houfe carpenter, Eighth near Spruce St. Baron Hannah, widow, 250, So. Third St.
Baron John, clerk, Mulberry between Tenth and Ele- venth Sts.
Barret Rachel, widow, wafher-woman, Queen St. Southw. Barret Thomas, mariner, Cedar, between Front & Se- cond St.
Barrington Charles, grocer and bottler, 62, High St.
Barry John, mafter of the proteftant epifcopal fchool, back of 62, Union St.
Barry Margaret, widow, tavern keeper, 4, little Wa- ter St.
Barry Rebecca, widow, Catharine, between Front and Second St.
Barry Simon, dealer in hardware, 79, High St.
Bartau Ann, widow, 164, So. Third St.
Bartau Sarah, widow, 29, Vine St.
Baraw -, French gentleman, 58, Elm St.
Barthelemy John M. French tutor, 68, Dock St.
Bartholomew Charles, tobacconift, 88, No. Third St. Bartholomew Edward, gentleman, 70, No. Third St.
Bartholomew J. & Dorfey J. fugar refiners, 13, Church Alley.
Bartholomew John, fugar refiner, 13, No. Third St. Bartle Michael, blockmaker, Coombe's Alley
Bartlefon Abner, taylor, 99, No. Second St. and III, No. Fifth St.
Bartlefon Henry, houfe carpenter, 81, Elm St.
Bartlet Edward, fhopkeeper, 18, No, Second St.
Bartley Conrad, houfe carpenter, 38, No. Seventh St.
Bartoles Mercy, widow, Locuft between Seventh and Eighth Sts.
Barton Anthony, coachman, 66, Sugar Alley.
Barton Benjamin Smith. M. D. profeffor of botany, & natural hiftory in the university of Pennfylvania, 86, No.Fifth St.
Bartram James, china dealer, 98, So. Front St. Bartram Ifaac and Son, apothecaries, 39, No. Third St. Bartram Ifaac fenr. apothecary, 39, No. Third St. Bartram Ifaac Junr. apothecary, 21, Church Alley.
Bartram Mofes and Son, druggifts, chemifts and apothe. caries, 58, No. Second St.
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Barus John, houfe carpenter, 122, Callowhill St. Bafhfield Frederic, ftay maker, 17, Strawberry St. Bafs Robert, apothecary, 114, High St. Bafs Sarah, wafherwoman, 13, Shippen St. Baffet Edward, mariner, 74, Penn St.
Baffet Nathaniel, waterman ., Green St. No. Lib. Baftian Charles, baker, 262, No, Front St.
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