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PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY
FOR 1798 : TheČau4
CONTAINING
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THE NAMES, OCCUPATIONS, AND PLACES OF ABODE OF THE CITIZENS, ARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER :
ALSO
A REGISTER
OF THE
Executive, Legiflative, and Judicial Magiftrates of the United States-The Conftitution of the United States- Officers of the Commonwealth of Pennfylvania-And the Magiftrates of the City :
WITH -
AN ACCURATE TABLE
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OF THE Duties on Goods, Wares, and Merchandise;
TOGETHER WITH A GENERAL ABSTRACT
FROM THE REVENUE LAWS,
Relative to the Duty of Mafters of Veffels-Of the Owners or Confignees of Goods-Of Officers of' the Cuffoms-Of Payment of duties, &c .- And the Form of Entry at the Custom-House on the Importation of Goods :
TO ALL WHICH ARE ADDED,
An Account of the Poft-Office Eftablifhment-The Banks-Tables of Monies-Some Remarks on the Yellow Fever, &c .- With an Alphabetical Lift of the Streets, Lanes and Alleys.
Br CORNELIUS WILLIAM STAFFORD.
Printed for the Editor, by
WILLIAM W. WOODWARD, NO. 17, Chefuut Street, . it's
1798.
For Omissions which are Heavy 2
See Supplement Haya 15g
PREFACE.
IT being generally acknowledged, that a Direc- tory in a mercantile city is one of the moft ufeful Publi- cations ; in addition to which, the rapid Jale the laft met with, together with the great acceffion of new inhabitants to the city every year, with the frequent removals, have been fufficient inducements for the Editor to publish the prefent one.
To the Directory is fubjoined a Lift of Duties payable on Goods, with all other Information respecting the Cuf- tom-Houfe, interesting to merchants and all others con- cerned in mercantile tranfactions, with a further collecti- on of useful matter.
From the general credit which this work gained laft year, he flatters himfelf with meeting the Jame encou- ragement ; in confequence he will be enabled to publish one annually, and which will be keeping on foot this valuable collection of genuine information.
The Subfcriber is well aware of the aimoft impractica- bility of' compiling a work of this nature without errors ; but, from the confidence in thofe gentlemen who have been employed in the collection of the names, he trufts no errors will be found, or otherwife but few; for which he doubts not the indulgence of a generous Public.
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CONTENTS.
DIRECTORY.
page
THE names, occupations, and places of abode of the Citizens of Philadelphia and the Suburbs, arranged in alphabetical order, - 1
REGISTER, Following the Directory.
Conftitution of the United States, I
The Officers of Government of the United States,
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Senate of the United States,
10
House of Representatives of ditto,
11
Department of State,
14
Treasury Department,
17
Commiffioners of Loans,
18
War Department,
18
Judiciary of the United States,
20
PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT.
Times of holding the Federal Courts in Pennfylvania, 28
Minifiers, Commiffioners, Confuls, &c. of the United States to Foreign
powers, 14
Miniflers and Confuls from Foreign powers, refiding in the United States 16
GOVERNMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Governor, Senate, and House of Representatives,
24
Judiciary of Pennsylvania,
26
Land officers,
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27
Police of Philadelphia, -
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CUSTOM-HOUSE:
Officers of the Customs, for the diftrict of Pennsylvania, 27
Duties on Goods, Wares, and Merchandize,
Information refpecting the Cuftom Houfe,
43
Officers of the Internal Revenues, 60 -
Mint of the United States,
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[ 6 ] COINS.
Coins of the United States, established by law,
Rates of Coins for eftimating duties,
Rules for reducing the Currencies of the different States into each other, A Table fheving the value of Dollars, from 1 to 10,000, in the Currencies of the different States, 69
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A Table fhewing the value of any number of Pounds, Shillings, and Pence, from id. to f1000 of the Currencies of New Jersey, Pennfylva- nia, and Maryland, in Dollars and Cents, 71
A Table of the Weight of Coins, as they pass in the refpective States of the Union, with their Sterling and Federal value, 68
Gold and Silver Coins, 67
Poft-Office Eftablishment,
Health-Office, 72
Banks of the United States, Pennsylvania, and North America, 72 Society for the Information and Affiftance of Emigrants, 74 A few Remarks on the Yellow Fever, -
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A
LIST
OF THE
MAIN STREETS IN PHILADELPHIA,
Which run eaft and weft between the Delaware and the Schuylkill.
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IGH-STREET, commonly called Market-ftreet, is the principal ftreet in the city, and near the centre.
Parallel to it, on the North, the firft ftreet is Mulberry, commonly called Arch ftreet.
The fecond is Saffafras, commonly called Race ftreet.
The third is Vine ftreet.
And the fourth is Callowhill ftreet, in the Northern Liberties.
On the fouth fide, the firft ftreet parallel to High ftreet is Chefnut ftreet.
The fecond, Walnut ftreet.
The third, Spruce ftreet.
The fourth, Pine itreet.
And the fifth, Cedar, commonly called South ftreet.
A LIST of the private Streets, Lanes, and Alleys ; with their original names, and thofe by which they are moft commonly known.
APP PPLETREE Alley, running eaft and weft from Fourth to Fifth itreets, between Mulberry and Saffafras ftreets.
Baker's Alley, running north and fouth from Vine to Elm ftreet, be- tween Second and Third ftreets.
Bearfticker's court, between No. 68 and 72, north Sixth Street.
Benner's Alley, running north and fouth from Vine to Elm ftreet, be- tween Second and Third ftreets.
Biddle's Alley, running fouth from High ftreet, between Second and. Third ftreets.
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Black-horfe Alley, running eaft and weft from Front to Second ftreet, between High and Chefnut itreets.
Blackberry Alley, running north and fouth from Pine to Lombard ftreet, between Eighth and Ninth ftreets.
Branch Street, running eaft and weft' from Third- to Fourth ftreet, between Vine and Saffafras ftreets.
Brookes's Court, on the weft fide of Front ftreet, between Saffafras and Vine ftreet.
Carpenter ftreet, running eaft and weft from Sixth to Seventh ftreet, between High and Chefnur ftreets.
Carter's Alley, on the weft fide of Second ftreet, between Chefnut and Walnut ftreets.
Cauffman's Alley, on the fouth fide of Cherry ftreet, between Third and Fourth fireets.
· Chancery Lane, running north and fouth from Mulberry Street to Combes's alley, between Front and Second ftreets.
Cherry Street, running eaft and weft from Third to Ninth itreet, be- tween Mulberry and Saffafras ftreets.
Chimnies Fourteen, between No. 130 and 146, north Fifth ftreet.
Church Alley, running eaft and weft from Second to Third ftreet, be- tween High and Mulberry ffreets.
Coates's Alley, running eaft and weft from Front to Second ftreet, be- tween Vine and Saffafras ftreets.
Combes's Alley, running eaft and weft from Front to Second ftreet, between High and Mulberry ftreets.
Cooper's court, on the north fide of Mulberry ftreet, between Front and Second ftreets.
Creffon's Alley, running eaft and weft from Fifth to Sixth ftreet, be- tween Mulberry and Saffafras ftreets.
Creffon's Court, between Cherry ftreet and Creffon's alley.
Crocked-Billet Alley, on the eaft fide of Water ftreet, between High and Chefnut ftreets.
Crown Street, running north and fouth from Saffafras to Vine ftreet, and continued in the Northern Liberties, between Fourth and Fifth freets.
Cyprus Alley, running caft and weft from Third to Fourth ftreet, be- tween Spruce and Union treets.
Dock Street is the only crooked ftreet in Philadelphia, begins at the bridge in Front freet, and extends north-weftward in a ferpentine track through two fquares, acrof's Second and Walnut ftreets, and terminates at Third itreet : another branch of it extends fouth-weftward acrof's Spruce ffreet, and terminates in Second ftreet.
Drinker's Alley, running eaft and Weft from Front to Second ftreet, between Mulberry and Saffafras flreets.
Drinker's Court, on the South fide of Union ftreet, between Second and Third ftreets.
Elbow Lane, running fouth from High ftreet, between Second and Third ftreets, and turning weft into Third ftreet, between High and Chefbut ftreets. That part of Elbow Lane which runs fouth from High itreet, is cominonly called White Horfe Alley.
Elfrith's Alley, running eaft and welt from Front to Second ftrect, between Mulberry and Saffafras ftreets.
Elm Street, running eaft and weft from Second to Third ftreet, be- tween Vine and Saffafras ftreets, commonly called New ftreet.
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Etris's Alley, on the weft fide of Fifth ftreet, between Saffafras and Vine ftreets.
Fayette Street, running north and fouth between Mulberry and Fil- bert ftreets, and between Ninth and Tenth ftreets.
Fearis's Alley, on the weft fide of Front street, between Saffafras and Vine ftreets.
Fetter lane, running eaft and weft, from third to Bread ftreet, be- tween Mulbery and Saffafras ftreets.
Filbert ftreet, running eaft and weft from Eighth ftreet to Schuylkill, between High and Mulbery freets
Franklin's Court, between 106 and 108, Market ftreet.
Fromberger's Court, in fecond, between Market and Arch ftreets.
Gaikel ftreet, running eaft and weft from Second to Fifth ftreets, between Lombard and Cedar itreets.
George's ftreet, running north and fouth from Ga kel to Cedar ftreet, and continued in Southwark, between Second and Third ftreets.
Gray's Alley, running eaft and weft from Front to Second freet, be- tween Chefnut and Walnut ftreets.
Grindftone Alley, between No, 81 and 83, Market ftreet.
Groff's Alley,on the north fide of Saffafras ftreet, between Second and Third freets.
Hoff man's Alley, on the fouth fide of Saffafras ftreet, between Fourth and Fifth ftreets.
Jackfon's Court, on the north fide of Saffafras flreet, between Front and Second ftreets.
Key's Alley, running eaft and weft from Front to Second fireet, bee tween Vine and Saffafras ftreets.
Knight's Yard, between Fourth and Fifth ftreet, opens fouthwardly from Saffafras ftreet, at No. 130.
Lætitia Court, running north and fouth from High ftreet to Black Horfe Allev, between Front and Second ftreets.
Laurel court, on the north fide of Spruce ftreet, between Second and Third ftreets.
Little Water ftreet, running north and fouth from Willing and Fran- cis's wharf to Cedar ftreet.
Lodge Alley, on the weft fide of Second ftreet, between Chefnut and Walnut ftreets.
Lombard Street, beginning at Front ftreet, and running weft between Pine and Cedar ftreet.
Lownes's or Elmfley's Alley, on the weft fide of Second fireet, be- tween Walnut and Spruce ftreets.
M'Culloch's Alley, on the weft fide of Front ftreet, between Saffa- fras and Vine ftreets.
Mavor's Alley, on the eaft fide of Third ftreet, between Saffafras and Vine ftreets.
MifHin's Alley, on the weft fide of Second ffreet, between Walnut and Spruce freets.
Moraviaa Alley, running north and fouth from Mulberry to Saffafras ftreet, between Second and Third ftreets.
Mulberry Court, ou the weft fide of Sixth ftreet, Letween High and Mulberry ftreets.
Nichol on's Court, runs from Saffafras to Cherry fircet, and between Sixth and Seventh ftreets.
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Norris's Alley, running eaft and welt from Front to Second ftreet, between Chefnut and Walnut ftreets.
North Alley, running caft and weft from Fifth to Sixth ftreet, be- tween High and Mulberry ffreets.
Parton's Alley, on the welt fide of Fourth ffreet, between High and Chefnut freets.
Pear freet, running eaft and weft from Second to Third Street, be- tween Walnut and Spruce ftreets.
Penn freet, running worth and fouth from Pine to Cedar ftreet, be- tween Front and Little Water itreets.
Petty's or Greenleaf's Alley, on the weft fide of Fourth ffreet, be- tween High and Chefnut ftreets.
Pewter-Platter Alley, on the weft fide of Front ftreet, between High and Mulberry freets.
Prieft's Alley, on the weft fide of Front ft. bet. High and Mulberry ft.
Pruan Street, running weft from Fourth freet, between Walnut and Spruce ftreet, commonly called Shippen's Alley.
Quarry Street, running eaft and weit from Third to Bread ftreet, be- tween Mulberry aud Saffafras itreets.
Rawlinfon's Court, on the eaft fide of Second ftreet, between Saffa- fras and Vine Itreets.
Relief Alley, running eaft and weft between Front and Second ftreet, and between Lombard and Cedar ftreets.
Saffafras Alley, running north and fouth from Saffafras ftreet to Scheibell's Alley, between Fifth and Sixth freets.
Say's Alley, on the eaft fide of Water ftreet, between High and Mul- berry ftreets.
Shievely's Alley, between Saffafras and Vine Itreets, and runs eaft from Sixth ftreet towards the Fourteen Chimnies.
Scheibell's Alley, running eaft from the eaft fide of Sixth ftreet be- tween Saffafras and Vine freets.
Shepherd's Alley, on the weft fide of Third ftreet, between High and Mulberry streets.
Sim's Alley, on the eaft fide of Water fireet, between High and Chef- nut ftreets.
Smith's Alley, running north and fouth from Dock ftreet to Carter's alley, between Second and Third itreets.
South Alley, running eaft and weft from Fifth to Sixth itreet, be- 1ween High and Mulberry streets.
Star Alley, runs north and fouth from Cherry ftreet to Saffafras ftreet, between Fifth and Sixth fireets.
Stamper's Alley, running eaft and weft from Second to Third ftreet, between Pine and Lombard Streets.
Steinmetz's Alley, on the eaft fide of Fourth ftreet, between Saffafras and Vine ftreets.
Sterling Alley, running north and fouth from Saffafras to Cherry ftreet, berween Third and Fourth ftreets.
Story îtreet, running eaft and weft from Third to Fourth ftreet, be- ¿ween Saffafras and Vine itreets, commonly called New ftreet.
Strawberry ftreet, running north and fouth from High to Chefnut Street, between Second and Third ftreets.
Styles's Court, on the fouth fide of Mulberry ftreet, between Second and Third itreets.
Sugar Alley, running eaft and weft from Sixth to Ninth fireet, be- tween High and Mullerry Streets.
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Taylor's Alley, running eaft and weft from Front to Second Street, between Chefnut and Walnut ftreets.
Union ftreet, running eaft and weit from Front to Four h ftreet, be- tween Spruce and Pine freets.
Videl's Alley, on the weft fide of Second ftreet, between Chefnut and Walnut ftreets.
Waggoner's Alley, running fouth from Saffafras ftreet, between Ninth and Tenth ftreets.
Whalebone Alley, running fouth from Chefnut ftreet, between Third and Fourth itreets.
Willing's Alley, running caft and weft from Third to Fourth ftreet, between Walnut and Spruce ftreets.
White Horfe Alley, running fouth from High ftreet, between Second and Third ftreets, a part of Elbow Lane.
York Court, running caft from Third itreet, to Laurel Court, between Walnut and Spruce ftreets.
Zachary's Court, on the north fide of Walnut ftreet, between Front and Second freets.
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THE .48 + 154 Chy bus Streck
PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY,
FOR 1798 :
A
AARON Widow, Shopkeeper, 113, north third Street
Aaron Jofeph, jeweller, 230, High ft.
Abbet Andrew, labourer, 185, Race ftrcet
Abbett Henry, blackfmith, 18, Pewter platter alley
Abbott & Barnes, curriers, 20, fouth third ftreet
Abbott George, & Co. apothecary & /ruggifts, 223, fouth fecond ftreet
Abbott George, hair dreffer, 9, Chefnut ftreet
Abbott George, 29, Lombard ftreet
Abbott John, rigger, between Lombard and South, in fifth ftreet
Abbott & Simplon, china merchants, 80, north fecond itreet
Abel Daniel, carter, near 109, Lombard ftreet
Abel George, fhoemaker, 200, north water street
Abel Johan, tanner, Brown ttreet
Abel Peter, fhoemaker, Budd ftrcet
Abercrombie James rev. minifter of the Epifcopal church, 101, Pine ft. Abington Sufannah, widow gentlewoman, 85, north fixth ftrect Abraham Ann, fhopkeeper, 62, fouth fecond ftreet
Ackley David, fhopkeeper, 27, north Front ftreet, and 6, Carter's alley
Ackley Eleanor, widow, between Lombard and South, in fifth ftreet
Ackley John B. chairmaker, 103, north Front ftreet
Adams Ann, widow, between Lombard and South, in fifth ftreet
Adam Matthew, conveyancer, 206, fouth fourth ftreet, corner of Gaf- kel ftreet
ADAMS JOHN, Prefident of the United States of America, 19c, Hligh ftreet
Adams Jonathan, fhoemaker, 10, Gafkel ftreet
Adams Peter, hair-dreffer, 108, fouth fecond flreet
Adams St. Lawrence, focmaker, 15, fouth front ftreet
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Adams William, livery ftable keeper, Cyprefs alley Adams Mr. between Shippen and Plumb, in fouth fourth ftreet Adan Margaret, grocer, 300, fouth Front ftreet Adcock William, fhopkeeper, I, fouth fecond ftreet Adgate Mary, 113, north fifth Street Adgate Mrs. gentlewoman, 63, north feventh flreet Affleck Lewis, cabinet maker, 22, north ninth ftreet Agair & Walker, grocers, corner of Front and Queen ftreet Agnew James, baker, between Mary and Prime, in fouth front ftreet Agnew Margaret, widow, grocer, 12, High ftreet Agnew widow, 302, fouth Front itreet Aitken John, cabinet maker, 50, Chefnut ftreet
Aitken John, filverfmith and copperplate printer, 193, fouth fecond ftreet
Aitken Kobert, printer and bookfelier, 22, High ftrect Aitken Robert, printer, Black-horfe alley
Aitkens William, cordwainer, 77, fouth third ftreet
Aitkin Margaret, nurfe, Biddle's alley
Aitkin Mrs. boarding-houfe, 195, fouth fecond ftreet
Alberger Adam, butcher, 87, north fifth ftreet
Alberger Sufan, mantua maker,
Albert Cafper, labourer, Coates' ftreet
Albert Mary, fhopkeeper, Waggoner's alley
Albert between Pine and Lombard, in fouth fixth ftreet
Alberti George, M. D. 59, Arch ftreet
Albertfon Rieloff, board merchant, 87, Swanfon ftreet
Albertfon & Rowland, china merchants, 162, High ftreet
Albertus Lewis, hair-dreffer and perfumer, 168, fouth Water, and 16g, fouth Front ftreet.
Albrecht Charles, mufical inftrument maker, 95, Vine ftreet Albright Conrad, fhoe dealer, 82, north fourth street Albright Frederick, cooper, 138, St. John's ftreet Albright Michael, cooper, 17, north fixth ftreet Albyger John, butcher, near eighth in Callowhill ftreet Alcorn Michael, fea captain, 166, fouth third street Alder Caleb, upholfterer, corner of Union and third ftreet Alexander Elizabeth, taylorefs, Shepherd's conrt
Alexander George, gentleman, 11. Apple-tree alley Alexander James A. taylor, 9, fonth third ftreet Alexander John, grocer, 20, Sonth ftreet Alexander John, labourer, 210, Race freet
Alexander fohn, grocer, corner of Front and South ftreets Alexander john, hatter, Creffon's alley Alexander Rachel, widow, tavern-keeper, 24, Plumb ftreet Alexander Robert, grocer, Green ftreet Alexander Samuel, filverfmith, 33, fouth fecond ftreet
Alexander William, grocer, corner of fecond aud Shippen ftreets Alexander William, bottler, corner or Shippen and fecond ftreets Alexander widow, Brooke's court Allan John, drayman, 216, fouth Front ftreet Allardice Peter, filk dyer and fcourer, 181 fouth fecond ftreet Allardice S. engraver, Clymer's court Allen Charles, apothecary and druggift, 16o, fouth fccond fireet Allen David, fhoemaker, 26, Chriftian ttreet
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Allen Elizabeth, widow, fhopkeeper, II, fouth third ftreet Allen George, currier, 61, Arch freet
Allen John, labourer, German between fourth and fifth ftreets
Allen John, fkinner, 4, Hoffman's alley
Allen Jolin, mnafter fweep, 2.56, Lombard Street
Allen John, merchant, 122, Spruce ftreet
Allen Jofeph, cuftom-houfe officer, 160' fouth fecond ftreet
Allen Jofeph, houfe carpenter, 60, Spruce ftrect Allen Jofeph, mariner, Church alley
Allen Margaret, widow, 5, Sugar alley
Allen & Poole, merchants, 69, fouth Water ftreet
Allen Richard, fhoe dealer, 150, Spruce ftreet.
Allen Robert, innkeeper, between German and Catherine, in fouth third freet
Allen Samuel, merchant, 65, fouth Water ftreet
Allen Samuel, brewer, between fecond and third ftreets, in Brewer's alley
Allen Thomas, livery ftable keeper, 11, north feventh ftreet Allen William, health officer, 21, Key's alley
Allen William, painter and glazier, 28, Dock ftreet
Alley Elizabeth, Plumb between fecond and third ftreets
Allphyfer William, tanner, near 449, north third ftreet
Allibone Thomas, flour merchant, corner of Race and Water, and. 92, north fourth ftreet
Allibone William, currier and leather cutter, 216, north feconditreet
Allifon James, grocer, corner of Spruce and fifth ftreet
Allifon Robert, houfe carpenter, South ftreet
Allifon William, fexton to the Third Prefbyterian Church, 81, fouth fifth itreet. Allman widow, 82, Crown ftreet
Allmindinger Jacob, baker, 130, north fourth ftreet
Alrich Ifaac, taylor, 50, fouth water itreet
Alricks William, gentleman, 264, fouth Front ftreet
Alfop, Clement & Co. merchants, 57, north Front street
Alfop John, flour merchant, 137, north Water ftreet Alfton Andrew, fhallopman, Waggoner's alley
Alvarez & Sanchez, merchants, 27, fouth fifth ftreet Ambrufter Peter, brufh maker, 32, Callowhill ftreet
Amies Thomas, fhoemaker, 188, fouth fecond ftreet Amringe Mr. merchant, 275, north fecond ftreet
Andaulle Andrew, fhip mafter, Arch between ninth and tenth ftreets
Anderfon Alexander, 10, north Water ftreet
Anderfon Chriftian, Cherry alley, near eleventh ftreet
Anderfon James, mariner, 246, fouth Front ftreet
Anderfon James, tavern keeper, 3, Shippen ftreet
Anderfon James, black and white fmith, back of 246, north front ftrect Anderfon John, fhopkeeper, 139, north feconditreet
Anderfon Jofeph, houfe carpenter, Cherry between fixth and feventh freets
Anderfon Mary, widow, fhopkeeper, 372, fouth Front ftreet
Anderfon Mary, Palm's alley
Anderfon Mary, boarding houfe. Greenleaf's alley
Anderfon Mary, widow, 137, Chefnut ftreet
Anderfon Samuel, merchant, 25, fouth Water ftreet and Elbow lane
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Anderfon Samuel, treafurer to the New Theatre, 134, Arch ftreet Anderfon Thomas, fea captain, 63, Shippen freet Anderfoa Wilham, houfe carpenter, Green ftreet
Anderfon William, fhoemaker, 44, Vine ftrect
Anderfon fhip mafler, near 187, Swanfon ftreet Anderfon Mr. Cherry, between fixth and feventh ftreets
Anderfon widow, ditto
Andre Milly, and Co. merchants, corner of third and High ftreets
Andrews Jacob, taylor, 26, Spruce ilreet
Andrews Jacob, carter, 447, north fecond Street
Andrews Peter, fhoemaker, 12, Stamper's alley
Andrews Peter, tavernkeeper, Swanton, near Prime ftreet
Andrews Michael, taylor, 447, north fecond ftreet
Andrews Robert, merchant, 66, fonth wharves
Andrews John, D. D. Vice Provoft of the University, and Profefor of Moral Philofophy, univerfity yard, north fourth Street Angue John, diftiller, 135, north fecond ftreet
Annan Robert, rev. minifter of the Scotch Prefbyterian church, 48, Penn ftreet
Annely Thomas, gunfmith, 49, Race ftreet
Annefly Thomas, Catharine, between Front and fecond ftreets
Anfbey George, fhoemaker, 139, fouth fecond ftreet
Anthony A. blackfmith, fouch feventh, between Market and Chefnut ftreets
Anthony Charles, tanner and currier, 100, Walnut ftreet
Anthony George, faddle and harnef's maker, 404, north Front ftreet Anthony Jacob, mafical inftrument maker, 225, north fecond freet
Anthony Jacob, fhipwright, Coates, between fecond and Front itreets Anthony John, drayman, Coates ftreet
Anthony Jofeph, merchant, 327, High ftreet
Anthony Jofeph, junior, goldinnth and jeweller, 94, High ftreet
Anthony jofeph, and Co. merchants, 5, Chefnut itreet
Anthony jofiah Hewes, merchant, 79, Arch ftreet.
Anthony Michael, drayman, Budd ftreet
Anthony Nicholas, blackfmi h, Walnut, between feventh and eighth ftreets
Anthony Frederick, Carter, Budd ftreet
Antoine, gentleman, 113, Vine flreet
Antrim Mary, widow, Plumb, between fourth and fifth ftreets
Antrim Stacy, joiner, 28, north ftreet
Aphran Ephraim, printer, 100, north fourth freet
Apker Henry, tavernkeeper, corner of Noble and fecond ftreets Apple George, hair dreffer, 43, north Fifth freet
Apple Henry, cooper, back of 26, north fifth freet
Apple Jacob, watchman, Cherry, between feventh and eighth ftreets.
Applegate William, fhoemaker, near 308, north front ftreet Archer and Newbold, merchants, 67, High freet.
Archer Martha, boarding houfe, 214, High ftreet. Ardouin Peter, gentleman, Race, between eighth and ninth freets
Argufheimer Jacob, painter, near Queen, in fouth fecond freet Armat Elizabeth, gentlewoman, 99, Callowhill ftreet
Armat Thomas W. merchant, 21, north fecond ftreet, and 167, Arch itreet.
Arco, David, labourer, 4, Sugar alley.
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Armftrong Andrew, rigger, Catharine, between Water and Front ftreeis
Arniftrong Chriftopher, grocer, corner of third and Plumb ftreets
Armftrong John, cordwainer, Church alley
Armiftrong Mary, fchool miftrefs, St. John's frreet
Ariftrong Thomas, attorney at law, 97, Chefnut ftreet
Arnell Jolin, fhopkeeper, corner of Front and Almond ftreets
Arnold Thomas, mariner, Palm's alley
Arpulh Christian, St. John's ftreet
Arrifon John, liquor flore, 433, north fecond fireet
Art James, fhip mafter, 31, Cable lane
Art W liiam, fhip carpenter, fouth Front near Prime freet
Art William, grocer, between Mary and Prime in fouth Front Street
Arthur widow, fhopkeeper, 198, fouth Front street
Afh James, merchan:, 49, north third ftreet
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