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Whatever . Names cannot be found in the Index, will be found in the Supplement, annexed to page 264.
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THE
Philadelphia Directory,
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FOR 1801.
CONTAINING
THE NAMES, OCCUPATIONS, AND PLACESOF ABODE OF THE CITIZENS,
ARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER :
ALSO
A REGISTER
OF THE
Conftitution of the United States-Minifters, Confuls, &c. from Foreign Powers to the United States ; and from the United States to Foreign Powers.
WITH
AN ACCURATE TABLE
OF THE
Duties on Goods, Wares, and Merchandize ; with further infor- mation respecting the Custom-House.
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED,
An Alphabetical Lift of the Streets, Lanes, and Alleys.
By CORNELIUS WILLIAM STAFFORD.
PRINTED FOR THE EDITOR, BY WILLIAM W. WOODWARD, NO. 17, Chefnut Street.
1801.
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PREFACE.
T HE Editor begs leave to inform the Public that his mo- tive for having adopted a new plan originated in confe- quence of reports in circulation that the two laft Directories did not turn out fo correct as could have been wifhed. He is fenfible that the whole excellency of a book of this nature confifts in the accuracy of the names and confequently in proportion to errors found, the value is diminifhed. Under this idea he adopted the plan, and at the fame time to fatisfy the minds of perfons that every exertion had been afforded which the work merits, which circumftance affords his mind happinefs. It will be acknowledged that names cannot be found in fo fhort a time as upon the old plan, but the differ- ence is trifling, and the extra trouble is amply compenfated for, by the profpect of the city, The index is in alphabetical arrangement, where the page is referred to for whatever name is wanted. Under a fenfe of my having difcharged the duty I owe the public, I truft the book will have a favorable re- ception. I did intend to have introduced a map of the city, with an alphabetical lift of the trades and an account of the land and water ftages, but time did not permit. me the plea- fure.
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Alphabetical List
OF THE
STREETS IN THE CITY AND LIBERTIES,
So that the reader may find any Street required, by turning to the Page.
Page.
Page.
ALMOND Street -
157
Green Street (N. L.)
- 153
Ann Street
189
St. John Street (N. L.) 155
Arch Street
Kunckle Street (N. L.) 190
Branch Street
34
Laurel Street 118
Brown Street
197
Locuft Street 128
Budd Street
193
Lombard Street
103
Callowhill Street
150
Mary Street (S. L.)
164
Carpenter Street
122
Margaret Street (N. L.) 150
Catherine Street
160
New Street
84
Charlotte Street
193
New Fourth Street
192
Cherry Street
76
Noble Street
195
Chefnut Street
89
Oak Street (N. L.)
197
Chriftian Street
164
Oak Street (S. L.)
185
Coates Street
190
Paffyunk Road
179
Crab Street
Pear Street
113
Crown Street
132
Penn Street
109
Dock Street
96
Pine Street
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Dock Street (Little)
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Plumb Street
182
Fayette Street
135
Powell Street
120
Filbert Street
119
Frime Street
165
Fitzwater Street
185
Prune Street
IIO
Front Street in the city (N.)
20
Quarry Street
130
Front Street in the city (S.)
47
Queen Street
16 E
Front Street (N. L.)
138
Race Street
79
Front Street (S. L.)
172
Shippen Street
180
Gafkill Street
116
Small Street
184
George Street
I16
South Street -
106
German Street
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158
Spruce Street
97
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185
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Page.
Strawberry Street
111
Tentlı
do. - 70
Swanfon Street
177
Eleventh
do.
70
Tamany Street
I55
Twelfth
do.
71
Union Strect
100
Second Street (North city)
24
Vernon Street
187
Third
do.
28
Vine Street
86
Fourth
do.
32
Walnut Street
93
Fifth
do.
35
Water Street (City)
44
Water Street (N. L.)
Seventh
do.
39
Water Street (S. L.)
Eighth
do.
4L
Water Street ( Little)
122
Ninth
do.
4.3
Zeen Street
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Eleventh
do
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Third
do.
57
Second Street (S. L.)
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165
Fourth
do.
61
Third
do.
1 68
Fifth
do.
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64
Fourth
do.
170
Sixth
do.
67
Fifth
do.
171
Seventh
do.
68
Second Street (N. L.)
141
Eighth
do.
69
Third
do.
146
Ninth
do.
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69
Fourth
do.
150
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ALLEYS, COURTS, and LANES.
Page.
Page.
Apple-Tree Alley
I28
Coombes Alley
127
Artillery Lane
152
Cox's Alley
186
Bail Alley
186
Creffon's Alley
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I33
Baker's Alley
135
Creffon's Court
134
Bearflickers Court
134
Crooked Billet Alley
125
Beck's Alley.
135
Cyprus Alley
118
Riddle's Alley
114
Drinker's Alley
I27
Blackhorfe Alley
114
Drinker's Court
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Brewer's Alley
189
Elbow Lane
114
Brown's Court
195
Elmfley's Alley
118
Batler's Court
196
Farmer's Row
119
Cable Lane
196
Franklin Court
115
Canifinan's Comit
130
Fromberger's Court
137
Chincery Lane
I27
Garrigues Court
13T
Church Alley
129
Goforth Alley "
112
Clover Alley
121
Gray's Alley
115
Coates' Alley
125
Greenleaf's Alley
123
Coates' Court
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Groff's Court
135
Cooper's Court
137
Hanes Alley
137
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Drool:'s Court
125
Fearis's Court
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137
Carter's Alley
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Elfrith's Alley
126
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43
Second Street (South city)
52
Sixth
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Page.
Harmony Court
123 . Schievely's Alley
131
Hoffman's Alley
I33
Seiptz's Court
135
Jackfon's Court
135
Shepherd's Court
137
Key's Alley
125
Schievely's Alley
I37
Lætitia Court
I13
Schievely's Court
134
Liberty Alley
155
Sim's Alley
123
Loxley Court
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South Alley
124
M'Culloch's Alley
126
Smith's Court
117
Matlock's Court
123
Stall's Court
13L
Mead Alley
187
Stamper's Alley
118
Mifflin Alley
113
Starr Alley
134
Moravian Alley
129
Steinmetz Court
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137
Mulberry Court
132
Sterling Alley
131
Nicholfon's Alley
136
Strawberry Alley
123
Norris Alley
115
Sugar Alley
120
North Alley
124
Summers Court
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186
Norton's Court
196
Taylor's Alley
Parram's Alley
118
Patton's Court
123
Pemberton's Alley
135
Pewter Platter Alley
I28
Videl Court
123
Pine Alley
186
Waggoner's Alley
136
Poplar Lane
192
Watkins Court
130
Prieft's Alley
137
Webb's Ailey
136
Profpect Alley
136
Weft's Alley 197 -
Rowlinfon's Court
135
White Horle Alley -
114
Relief Alley
117
Willing's Alley
I13
Saffafras Alley
York Court
122
Say's Alley (N. L.)
193
Zachery's Court
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123
Say's Alley
137
Turner's Court, leading from Market ftreet, between No. 210 & 212.
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THE
Philadelphia Directory.
1801.
HIGH, OR MARKET-STREET.
Beginning on the north side near the Delaware.
I 9 5 7 II Margaret Agnew, widow, grocer Samuel B. Eyre, hatter
W ILLIAM Phares, Market ftreet ferry
William Wray, Grocer.
15 John Crothers, taylor fouth eaft corner of Water ft
Jacob Clements, grocer corner of Front ft
I7 Thomas Peacan, grocer
19 Abraham Sink, hardware merchant
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23 James Carman, hatter
25 Edward Collins, dealer in cheefe
27 Nathan Ball, merchant
"27 Thomas Bifhop, bottler
29 Jofeph Bifpham, hatter
29 James Truman, tin plate-worker
31 George Roberts, cutler
31 Peter Meneday, mariner
33 Charles and Jofeph Pleafants, ironmongers
35 Jacob C. Wikoff, druggift
37 Creffon, widow, Mary, gentlewoman
37 Haines and Jones, merchants
39 Ellis Yarnall, ironmonger
41 Rogers and Donaldfon, fhopkeepers
41 William Ball, gentleman Edward Clemans, fruiterer
43 Samuel Bifpham, latter William Henry, copperfmith
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45 Philip Sommerkamp, druggift
45 Thomas Kofe, merchant 47 Benjamin Horner and Son, ironmongers 49 Jacob Parke, ironmonger 51 Hall and Sellers, printers
53 James Hutton, ironmonger 55 Atkinfon Rofe, taylor and ftorekeeper
57 Benjamin W. Low, merchant
59 John Richards, ironmonger John Hughes, fhop-keeper corner of ad ft Frederick Shinckle, grocer corner 2d ft
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63 Saulnier and Wilfon, woolen drapers, mercers, &c.
65 Jacob Hamer, merchant taylor
67 Burr Ridgway, merchant Hannah Hodge, gentlewoman
69 Michael Newbold, merchant John Willis, fhoe dealer, back of 69
71 Margaret Hall, fhop-keeper
73 Enoch Green, tavern-keeper and boarding houfe
75 Benjamin Harbefon and Son, copper merchants
77 Jacob Benningløve, jun. tobacconift
79 Abraham Patton, clock and watch maker
79 Jofeph Price, hatter
SI Benjamin and Myles Griffith, hatters
SI Mary M'Alifter, fancy ftore
83 William Rofs and co. merchants
85 George Abbott, druggift and apothecary
87 Jofeph and James Crukfhank, bookfellers and ftationers
89 James Guilbert and co. merchants
91 Leefon Simmons, mariner 91 Jofeph Simmons, ironmonger 93 Sarah and H. Crifpin, fhop-keepers
95 James Darrach, hatter
97 C. Roberts, ironmanger
99 Jonathan Carmalt, fhopkeeper Caleb Carmalt,
IOI Wiltberger and Smith, ironmongers
133 Samuel Archer, merchant
105 William Chancellor and co. merchants
107 Ifaac Pearfon, paper ftore
107 David Seeger, confectioner
II1 Mary Daly, fhopkeeper 2'John Walker, hardware dealer
113 Michael Baker, tin plate worker 2 Donald Catnach, fruiterer
II5 Thomas Hirft, tin manufacturer
119 Richard Wifter and Konigmacher, ironmongers
I21 Anthony Rufton, fruiterer
121 Samuel Brooks, glover and breeches maker
121 Catherine Brooks, widow
123 Elizabeth Smith, fhopkeeper.
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123 Henry Schell, tin plate worker 125 Ann and Sarah Afhbridge, thopkeepers 125 John Porter, brufh manufacturer 127 Edward Shoemaker, merchant I27 Mrs. De Charins, boarding houfe
129 Samuel Eldredge, merchant IBI Thomfon and Price, merchants
133 John Cook, merchant
133 Thomas Wifter, gentleman
135 Gideon H. Wells, merchant
137 John and Abraham Singer, merchants
139 Lohra and Carlile, merchants
139 Garrigues and Marfhall, merchants
141 Daniel Wifter, gentleman
143 William and John Winter, jun. merchants
143 John M. Price, merchant
145 John Lifle, jun. and co. merchants
147 Benjamin and Jacob Johnfon, printers and bookfellers Twells Morris and co. brewery between 145 and 149
149 Jacob Juftice and co. merchants
151 Jonathan Jones, merchant
ISI Owen and Jonathan Jones, merchants
153 Jeffe Sharplefs, dry good merchant
155 Lawrence Seckel, wine merchant
157 John Davis and co. merchants
157 Richard Maris, merchant
159 William W. Smith, merchant and 6 north 4 ft
16: Lawrence Herbert, fhopkeeper
163 John White, druggift and chymift
165 Creffon and Waln, merchants
167 Stephen Phipps, fhopkeeper
169 Philip Stimel, tobacconift
169 Roberts and Lyne, copperfmiths
171 Henry Kennedy, innkeeper
173 Lewis Mathey, clock and watch maker
173 Jofeph Blame, botler
173 John Knorr, cooper
175 Robert Coe and Son, brufh manufacturers and ironmongers
175 Godfrey Twells, brewer
177 Shannon and Poalk, auctioneers
177 William Shannon, auctioneer
179 Meter Kuhn, merchant 1 Samuel Sullivan and co. potters back of 177
181 Benjamin Scull, hatter
183 Parke and M'Farland, grocers
185 George Willig, mufical magazine
187 Benjamin Wetherill, china merchant
189 Elizabeth Cottringer, china ftore
191 Jacob Barge, gentleman
193 John and Charles Ellet, ironmongers
195 Jacob Sperry, and co. merchants
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199 Guier and Diehl, merchants
201 Jofeph Dilworth, ironmonger
203 Henry Zantzinger, merchant
205 John Guier, wine merchant 207 Jacob Haffinger, merchant
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209 William Bates, tobacconift
211 Frederick Eckftein, merchant
213 Widow Pemberton,
215 Thomas Paffmore, tin plate worker and japanner
217 William Bell,
219 William Phillips, gentleman
219 Thomas Smith, gentleman
221 Jacob Shoemaker, infurance broker
223 Lewis Neill, merchant
225 Henry and Boggs, merchants
225 Alexander Henry, merchant
227 Richard Humphreys, china merchant
229 John Clein, merchant
231 Nathan and David, fellers wire workers Hugh and John Jackfon, merchants corner of Sixth & Hugh Jackfon, merchant
233 John Grandom, gentleman
235 Jofeph Reed, attorney at law
:235 'Thomas Barton Zantzinger, attorney at law
235 Sufannah Stanly, boarding houfe
237 Peter Crefs, fadler
239 John Smith, gentleman
241 john Capp, grocer
243 Charles Biddle, prothonotar of the court of common pleas
245 James Knox, grocer
247 Dubbs and Earl, merchants
249 John Smith, ironmonger
251 Jacob Reefe, merchant
253 Jofeph Warner, houfe-carpenter Gideon Cox, cooper, back of 253
255 James N. Taylor, grocer
259 Rugan and Rhodes, grocers
261 Adam Hains, grocer
263 Elizabeth Febiger, gentlewoman
265 Samuel Fulton, grocer 271 Philip Stein and co. merchants
2}3 Henry Steever and co. grocers
275 Owen and Charles Foulke, merchants
277 John Kibler, flour ftore
277 Martin Oldenburgh, hair-dreffer
279 John Perot, merchant 28: J. H. Brinton, attorney at law
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283 Peter Lex, grocer
285 John Dunwoody, innkeeper 287 Jacob Trafel, grocer
289 Richard North, ftone cutter
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291 Henry W. Muhlenberg, wine merchant
293 George Sheaff, wine merchant 299 Ellifton Perot, merchant
301 Ifrael Whelan, purveyor of public fupplies
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305 David Seckel, grazier
307 Robert Fielding, coach maker
399 Clayton Earl, merchant
311 George Davis, grocer
313 Ezekiel Maddock, grocer
317 John Gueft, merchant
319 George Davis, merchant and law book feller
321 Samuel Breck, gentleman
323 George Reinnold, gentleman
325 Robert Fielding, coach maker
329 Ann Kennedy, gentlewoman
331 Cafper W. Morris, brewer
333 Rebecca Shoemaker, gentlewoman
335 Samuel Pleafants, merchant
Paul Sieman, merchant
337 David Ogden, houfe carpenter between 9 and 10 ft James Traquare, ftone cutter corner of ro ft
Miller and Bennet, ftone cutters corner of ro it
James Sinclair, grocer corner of 10 ft
Benjamin Britton and co. lumber merchants, market ft near 9 ft David Scott, white fmith, near 10 ft
James Robo, porter near 10 ft John Field, merchant corner 11 ft Edward Shoemaker, ironmonger between 11 and 12 ft -
Jeremiah Parker, merchant do do
James S. Cox, prefident of the infurance co. of Pennfylvania do Samuel Mifflin, corner of 12 and Market ft
Beginning on the south side near the Delaware.
2 Z. and W. C. Whitall, grocers
4 John Micklejohn, grocer
6 Andrew Boyd, fhopkeeper
8 Thomas Munns, tavernkeeper
Io William Newell, grocer 1
12 George M'Dowell, taylor
14 Jacob Clarke, grocer
16 James Stokes, merchant
16 Jolin Lindfay, china ftore
18 Jacob Earneft, fruiterer
20 Malcolm Wright, copperfmith
22 Robert Aiken, printer and bookfeller
24 James Taylor,
24 Nathaniel Thomas, tea dealer
26 William Y. Rogers, merchant
28 Richard Hopkins, ironmonger 3º Alexander Fullerton
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30 Daniel Perrin, fhoe dealer Jacob Kanous, fhoe dealer 32 John Carrell, ironmonger 34 William Pearfon, hatter 36 Margaret Bofborn,
36 Benjamin Clarke, watch and clock maker
38 William Shibe, grocer 40 Henry Manly, fhoe warehoufe
42 Martha Fox, milliner
44 Anthony Simmons, gold fmith and jeweller
44 Samuel Alexander, do do
46 James H. Cole, hatter
46 Michael Kean, fhoe ftore
48 Jonathan and Thomas Dungan, grocers
50 James M'Glathery, ironmonger
50 Francis Courtney, fhoe warehoufe
52 Smith and Conard, fhoe warehoufe
54 John Elliott Greffon, conveyancer
56 Jofeph B. Smith, ironmonger
58 Widow Kitts, innkeeper
58 John Arnold, fhoe dealer 1
60 Robert Taylor, fruiterer
62 Jofeph Meiffon, grocer
64 James Coftals, fhoe dealer Charles Wall, glover and breeches maker James M'Donnald, tavern-keeper
66 Matthias Lamar, filver-fmith
70 Thomas Kelly, fhoe warehoufe
72 Griffith Edwards, grocer
74 Efther Vredenburgh, fhopkeeper
74 Ifaac Vredenburgh, mariner
76 William Holderneffe, merchant
78 Mary Baker, fhopkeeper
30 Lewis Taylor, fhoe warehoufe Michael Kitts, inn-keeper S2 Earl Downs, fhoemaker Thomas Hockley, ironmionger
84 Ifaac C. Jones, dry good merchant
86 Hopkins and Howell, ironmongers Samuel Meeker, fhoemaker
$8 Peter Graffard, grocer 90 John Fries, merchant
92 George Dobfon, merchant
94 Jofeph Anthony, gold-fmith and jeweller
96 Robert Evans, jun. hatter . Jonathan Lukens, fadler -
98 Jofeph Hardy, innkeeper 100 Rachel Greble, widow, innkeeper
102 Bradley and Keighler, copperfmiths 104 James Poultney, ironmonger ICE James Humphreys, printer, bookfeller and ftationer
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108 Charles Gilchrift, merchant 1 10 Seth Craig and co. faddlers 112 Charles Schroeder, confectioner 114 Robert Baf's, apothecary 116 John Collet, fea captain
118 Matthew Carey, printer and bookfeller
120 Klaer, Graff and co. merchants
122 John Gravenftine, fruiterer
124 John Poultney, ironmonger Poultney and Cumming, hardware merchants
126 William Richards, fkin dreffer David Richards, hatter
I28 H. Croffman, grocer 130 John Decamps, merchant
132 William Jones, fadler
134 William M'Dougall, hatter and hofier
136 T. B. Freeman, merchant
138 Mary Nicholas, gentlewoman George Davis, grocer
140 Lewis Farmer, innkeeper
142 John Biddle, druggift and apothecary
144 William Phillips, faddler
146 James Smith, ironmonger
148 Pancoaft and Walker, ironmongers
150 John Rihle, tobacconift
152 4 Bickham and Reefe, merchants 1543
156 Willianı Rihle, dealer in leather John Poultney, fenior, ironmonger
158 John N. Hagenau, merchant Adolph Ehringhaus, merchant Jofeph Baldefqui, gentleman
160 George Heyl, tobacconift 162 Martin and Holmes, fadlers and harnefs makers
164 Ebenezer Branham, innkeeper
166 Aimé Lavenir, grocer
168 George Sheaff and co. wine merchants
170 Cochrane and Thurfby, merchants
172 William Jones, gentleman 174 Edward Lynch, merchant
176 Jonathan Miller, merchant
178 Abraham Kinfey, gentleman
180 Henry Sheaff, wine merchant
184 Anthony and John Kennedy, merchants
190 John Francis, hotel
192 Robert Kid, copper merchant
194 Jofhua B. Bond, merchant Peter Gravenftine, fruiterer and confectioner
196 Henry C. Helmuth, minifter of the German Lutherian congregation 198 John Mickle, grocer 200 George Strayley, innkeeper
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202 William Marley, fhoemaker
204 Peter Eigelbererner, baker 206 Philip Dick, grocer 208 Adam Lechler, reed maker Thomas Pearfon, Sadler 210 Jacob Thomfon, grocer 212 William Turner, gentleman
216 Charles Barrington, fruiterer and bottler 218 John Tomlinfon, innkeeper
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222 Jofeph Lehman, druggift and apothecary
224 Thomas Graham, grocer
226 Samuel Axford, Taylor 228 David Kennedy, carver and gilder
230 Jacob Cox, merchant
232 G. Simon and Hyman Gratz, merchants
234 Baltis Emerick, baker
236 Batt Doyle, diftiller and tobacconift next Elizabeth Roufe, John Hinckle, potter George Apple, hair dreffer
244 Thomas Murgatroyd, merchant
246 Samuel Murgatroyd, merchant .
248 Thomas Cadwallider, attorney at law
250 Henry Steever, grocer
254 John Watfon, merchant
256 John Hills, furveyor and draftfman Mary Hills, academy for young ladies
258 Benjamin Chew, attorney at law
260 William Rawle, attorney of the United States for the diftrict of Pennfylvania
262 George Wefcot, copper merchant
266 John Smith, marble mafon
268 Joel Wefcott, carter M. Gunkle, next
270 Simon Gratz, grocer
272 William Hamilton, houfe carpenter
274 Thomas Leiper, tobacconift
276 A. J. Dallas, fecretary of the commonwealth of Pennfylvania
278 Pennel Beale, cabinet and chair maker Oliver Evans, dealer in bolting-cloths, falt and plaifter of Paris, mill-ftones, &c. corner of 9 ft John Smith, houfe carpenter, S. W. corner of 9 ft
Abraham Marcoe, merchant, near 9th ft C. F. Legrand, carver and ftone cutter corner of 10 ft Thomas Smith, judge of the fupreme court, near 10 ft Levin Birckhead, coach maker, near 10 ft John Clifford, merchant, between 10 and II ft John Dunlap, gentleman, corner 12 ft
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North Water Street.
I Nathan Eyre, taylor
3 Matthias Keeley, merchant
5 Robert Imlay, merchant
5 Hugh Chrifty, grocer
John Taggart, merchant
9 John Groves, grocer
9 James M'Curachi, wine merchant
Ir Crocke Stevenfon, merchant
13 L. Croufillat, merchant
15 Samuel S. Sterling, merchant
17 John Murphy, tobacconift
19 Thomas Lawrence, cooper and guager
23 Stephen Girard, merchant
25 Allen Ridgway, merchant
27 Elifha Fifher, merchant
29 Philip Care, merchant
31 North and Hafkins, merchants
33 Jofeph Pryor, grocer
35 George Wilfon, merchant
37 G. and H. Colhoun, merchants
37 Hugh Colhoun, merchant
39 Montgomery and Newbold, merchants
41 Ellifton and John Perot, merchants
43 Samuel Crawford, grocer
45 Matthew Well, tavernkeeper
47 Smith and Wood, merchants
47 Hutchins and Clement, merchants
49 Job Butcher, grocer
51 Hugh and Jofeph Ely, merchants
53 Robefon and Paul, merchants
55 John Clarke, merchant
57 Robert Burkhart, hair dreffer
59 Simeon Dillingham, innkeeper
61 Ifaac Wainwright, block-maker 63 H. Woodruff, hair dreffer 65 Timothy Paxfon, merchant
67 Thomas Fergufon, bifcuit-baker
69 John Steinmetz, jun. merchant 71 John L. Clarke, merchant
73 Vanuxen and Clarke, merchants
75 Lawrence Huron, merchant
77 William T. Smith, merchant 79 Thomas Elder, merchant
81 Jofeph Summerl, merchant 83 Summerl and Brown, merchants
85 Jabez Stockman, tavernkeeper 87 Care and Wilfon, flour merchants 87 Edward Gray, flax.feed ftore
91 Benjamin Reynolds, guager and cooper 93 Peter Care, merchant
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95 Pratt and Kinfing, merchants
97 Benjamin Reynolds, cooper and guager Thomas Bowen, thip joiner 99 Samuel Sailor, painter and glazier Thomas Bowen, fhip joiner Thomas Allibone, flour merchant corner of Race ft
III Samuel Richards, iron merchant
113 Richard E. Smith, merchant
119 Jacob Downing, merchant
121 John Vauderveeke, gentleman
123 Latimer and Murdoch, merchants
125 Michael Bright, gentleman
I27 Nicholas Diehl and Son, merchants
129 William Innes and co. brewers
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135 Rufus Green, fea captain
137 John Alfop, flour merchant M'Kinzey and Wildey, fhip joiners
139 William Flintham, flax feed and ftave merchant
141 Sarah Flake, huckfter
143 John Wilkinfon, fail maker
145 William Hamilton, taylor
147 John Britton, jun. lumber merchant Vanfife and Burrows, fhip chandlers, corner of Vine ft David Rofe, grocer corner of Vine ff
next James Welt, merchant
163 Thomas Town, fea captain
165 William Henderfon, fifhing tackle, coal ftore and falt ineafurer Ifaiah Beck, tavernkeeper
Peter Walters, bifcuit baker, between Callowhill and Vine ft William Brown & Son, bifcuit bakers between Callowhill & Vine ft Steward and Dewitt, lumber merchants do do
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Jonathan Knight, lumber merchant
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James Canin, ftorekeeper
Benjamin and James Cooper, jun. lumber merchants do
Bennoni Dare, boarding houfe do
Thomas Hamilton, infpector of boards do do
Jane Murphy, grocer corner of Callowhill ft
Willianı Scull, tavernkeeper, corner of Callowhill ft
James Moffey, labourer, near do
Ifaac Davis, boot and fhoe maker do
William and Jacob Wayne, lumber merchants above Callowhill it Keyfer and Gorgas, lumber merchants above Callowliill ft
2 Hugh Chrifty, grocer 4 5
6 Squire Clevenger, taylor
8 George Chambers, taylor
10 Alexander Anderfon, taylor
12 Paul Brown, taylor.
14 John Stroup, taylor
16 William Hembel, taylor
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18 John Sailer, taylor
22 Enoch Thomfon, merchant
24 Daniel Eftell, taylor 28 Richard Loudenflager, taylor 30 Peter Stites, taylor
32 David Lownes, taylor
34 John Livezey, taylor 36 John D. Campbell, taylor
40 Keen and Stillwell, merchants
42 George Wilfon, merchant
46 Amos Taylor, jun. merchant
48 Baker and Cox, merchants
50 J. M. Schlafman, taylor 52 John Burner, taylor 54 Phoebe Duncan,
56 Shoemaker and Cryder, merchants
58 Sbannon and Smith, iron merchants
go Sloan and Wilfon, taylors
72 Afa Elkinton, taylor John S. Hillman, taylor, corner of Arch ft
74 George Hannold, taylor
76 Jobn R. Stam, innkeeper
78 Sufannah Burke, boarding houfe
80 George Kuhn, fea captain
84 Edward Gormin Stevadore,
86 Sufannah Leahy,
88 Michael Bartle, block maker
9º Benjamin Story, taylor Mary Corbet, boarding houfe
92 Mary Burns, boarding houfe
94 Samuel Stone, mariner Johanna Martin, widow
IIO Eleanor Johnfon, widow, boarding houfe Elberfon and Shufter, oak coopers
112 John Adams, grocer
116 John Jones, taylor
118 Arthur Colrick, taylor
120 John Hyneman, taylor
122 Philip Mitman, taylor
124 George Swartz, taylor
128 Jobn Scott, tavernkeeper and grain meafurer Chriftian Buzby, taylor
130 William Graff, taylor Jacob Cauffman, fhoemaker
132 Andrew Stewart, tavernkeeper
140 Hannah Marfhall, tavernkeeper Ann Anderfon, feamftrefs
146 Thomas Higbee, windfor chair maker
150 Charles Fleming, tavernkeeper
152 Widow Kimber,
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154 Barbara Wood, widow 156 George Rutter, grocer next Hannah Simpfon, widow 160 Bernard Seipe, taylor 162 James Hawk,
166 John Cafe, boarding houfe
168 James White, mariner
170 John Armftrong, mariner 178 John Young, mariner 180 Sufannah Kinney, huckfter
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182 Ifaac Johnfon, grocer 184 Ann Colhoun, ftorekeeper
188 James Weekam, taylor
190 Margaret Wifeman, huckfter Eleanor Kelly, grocer
194 Mary Snyder, grocer 196 Chriftian Bofbyfhil, taylor
r 198 Samuel W. Stevenfon, hatter Mary Sutter, grocer
200 George Abel, fhoemaker 202 Frederick Stelwaggon, iron merchant
204 Roger 'Fage, tavernkeeper
212 Frederick Stall, rope maker and fhip chandler Sarah Piercy, feamftrefs, near Vine ft Thomas Adams, fhallopman do
North Front Street.
2 James Cannon, dry good merchant
4 Jofeph Budd, hatter
6 White and Conrad, merchants Soloman White do
S Phineas Daniel, merchant
Io Edward Rowley, merchant Richard Wall, windfor chair maker back of 10
12 John Sykes, hatter . William Maris, ironmonger
14 Thomas Wifhart, tallow chandler
16 Samuel Rickey, grocer
18 Thomas White, boot and fhoe maker
20 Caleb Peirce, ironmonger
24 John Morrell, china and glafs merchant
26 M'Callmont and Boys, merchants
28 James Baker, merchant
" James Miller, ftevadore, back of 28
30 Henry Drinker, junior, merchant
32 John Thomas, merchant
34 Mary and Elizabeth Foulke, gentlewomen Jofeph Merrefield, merchant
36 Robert M'Kean, auctioneer
38 Jofeph Shoemaker, filverfmith
40 Ifaac Norris, hatter .«
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42 Jofeph Kay, hatter
Moore and Fergerfon, gold and filver fmitk
44 William Gerhard, hatter 46 Knox, Henderfon, and co. merchants 48 William Widdifield, chair maker 50 William Cox, chair maker 52 Jolin Folwell, merchant 54 Benjamin Weft, and co. merchants
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