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lately erected, in a modern ftile, and are acceffable every day in the week, except funday. Here the man of learning may confult the works of the remoteft ages, and trace hit- tories, arts and fciences from their infancy to this prefent ftate of improvement, and the mechanic, the labourer, the flu- dent or apprentice may be fupplied with books to improve their minds or amufe them in their vacant hours at home. The company conffts of fome hundreds of proprictors, in- corporated by charter, who pay ten fhillings annually for the purchafe of new books and defraying incidental cx- pences, twelve directors are annually cholen. who manage the concerns of the company and keep a correfpondence with Europe, from whence they are regularly fupplied with new publications of reputation and merit.
The corporation have lately ordered the ftreets, lanes and alleys to be marked at every interfection with each c- ther, and the houfes to be numbered. The names painted on boards, with an index band pointing to the progreffion of the numbers, are already affixed at the corners of the main ftreets, and the others will be marked in the courfe of the fpring, fo that with the aid of this Directory, a ftranger may find without difficulty, any houfe whofe ftreet and number is known.
The numbers in the ftreets, &c. lying Faft and Weft, be- gin with No. 1 on the North and No. 2 on the South fides at the river Delaware or other Eaftern beginning of the ftreet, and proceed regularly in the excefs of two Weft- ward, hence all the houfes marked with odd numbers are on the North fides of the way, and all thofe marked with even numbers on the fouth.
The numbers in the ftreets lying North and South, begin at the feveral corners of High Street, with No. t on the Eaft and No. 2 on the Weft fides. High Street is confde- red as the common line of divifion, and the part of thefe ftreets lying North of it, has the addition of North to its name, and thofe lying South, the addition of South, the numbers proceed in each ftreet from No. I on the Haft corner and No. 2 on the Weft corner, in excefs of two Northward and Southward from High Street, having all the odd numbers, on the Eaft and all the even numbers. on the Weft fides.
Thus if a ftranger wifhes to find any boufe in a main frect, as No. 29, South Front Street, he will know from the odd number that it is on the Eaft fide of the way, from the word South, that it. is Southward from High Street, from the word Front that is the main ftreet neareft to the river, and cannot be at a lofs to difcover the refidence of any perfon whofe name in the Directory, calls for a main ftreet.
When the perfon fought refides, in any other ffreet,
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lane or alley, the cuquirer muft turn to the alphabetical list of the leder ftreets &c. where he will find opposite to its uame the main freet from whence it begins, its direc- tion whether Łat or Well by the letters E. & W. or North aud South by the letters N. & S. prefixed, and proceeding to the interfection of it, he will difcover the progress of the numbers and follow them till he finds the houfe fought.
I hus to find No. 60, Union Street, look under letter U in the lift and union Street will be found to begin from the Welt fide of Front Street between Spruce and i ine streets, and extending L'. & W. acrofs three fquares, to terminate at the caft fide of Fourth Street ; now if you come to any interfection of Union Street y ou examine the firft number y ou fee ; you know by the even number 60, that you are to feek on the South fide, by the index hand the progrefs of the numbers, and by the firft number you meet, whether you are to go Weftward for a higher or Eaftward for a lower number.
The like modes ferve for the leffer ftreets, &c. in a N. & S. direction, except that the odd numbers are on the Eaft and the even numbers on the Weft fide.
l'ile city within a few years paft has experienced a very remarkable revolution in refpect to the healthinefs of its inhabitants ; the bill of mortality proves that the number of deaths has confiderably decreafed fince the year 1 783, not- withstanding the great increafe of its population; this change in favour of health and life is afcribed by phyficians to the co-operation of the following caufes. ift, The arch- ing the dock, whereby a very noxious and offenfive nuifance was removed. 2d, The cultivation of the lots adjoining and partly farrounding the city, whereby another extenfive fource of putrid exhalations is dried up. adly, An increafed care in cleanfing the ftrects. 4thly, An increafe of horticul- ture, and confequently greater confumption of vegetable aliments sthly. The inftitution of the difpenfary, which has extended medical aid to many hundreds in a year, who either perifhed for the want of it or were facrificed by quacks. 6thly, The more improved flate of phyfic, whence feveral difeafes formerly fatal in moft inftances are better underfood and treated, and therefore more generally cu- red. And 7thly, From a general diffusion of knowledge among all caffes of people from our libraries, our nu- merons focieties, monthly, weekly and daily publications, whence the people at large are better acquainted than formerly with the means of preferving their health, as may be exemplified in one infrance : there was but one death laft fummer from drinking cold water, whereas fome years ago twenty has not been an uncommon number from this Angle caufe. It is with pleafure that the cditor gives this
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information from the beft authority, and he hopes that the fame or other proximate caufes will continue this valuable bleffing, an increafe of healthinefs to his fellow citizens.
Thefe notes, concering the city it is hoped, are free from any material error ; fhould any be difcovered, the editor will thankfully receive hints from any of his fellow citizens, and correct them, or fupply deficiencies in an enfuing e- dition ; and by a communication of future particulars, he hopes the information to be conveyed, will be rendered hereafter more interefting.
LIST OF THE PRIVATE
STREETS, LANES & ALLEYS
IN THE CITY OF
PHILADELPHIA,
SHEWING THEIR SITUATION AND COURSES IN WHICH THEY
RUN, EAST AND WEST BY THE LETTERS E. & W. AND NORTH AND SOUTH BY THE LETTERS N. & s.
AI PPLE - TREE Alley, running E. & W. from Fourth to Fifth St. between Mulberry and Saffafras St.
Baker's Alley, running N. & S. from Vine to Elm St. be- tween Second and Third St.
Benner's Alley, running N. & S. from Vine to Elm. St. be- tween Second and Third St.
Biddle's Alley, running S. from High St. between Second and Third St.
Black-horfe Alley, running F. & W. from Front to Second St. between High and Chefnut St.
Branch St. running E. & W. from Third to Fourth St. be- tween Vine and Saffafras St
Bread St. running N. & S. from Mulberry to Saffafras St. between Second and Third St.
Brooke Court, on the W. fide of Front St. between Saffi- fras and Vine St.
Carpenter St. running E. & W. from Sixth to Seventh St. between High and Chefaut St.
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Carter's Alley, on the W. fide of Second St. between Chef- nut and Walnut St.
Caufman's Alley, on the S. fide of Cherry St. between Third and fourth St. -
Chancery Lane, running N. & S. from Mulberry St. to Coombes' Alley, between Front and Second St.
Cherry St. running E. & W. from Third to Ninth St. be- tween Mulberry and Saffafras' St.
Church Alley, running E. & W. from Second to Third St. between High and Mulberry St.
Coares' Alley, running E. & W. from Front to Second St. between Vine and Saffafras St.
Coombes' Alley, running E. & W. from Front to Second St. between High and Mulberry St.
Creffon's Alley, running E. & W. from Fifth to Sixth St. between Mulberry and Saffafras St.
Crooked-billet Alley, on the E. fide of Water St. between High and Chefnut St.
Crown St. running N. & S. from Saffafras to Vine St. and continued in the Nothern Liberties, between fourth and Fifth St.
Cyprefs Alley, running.E. & W. from Third to Fourth St. between Walnut and Spruce St.
Drinker's Alley, running E. & W. from Front to Second St. between Mulberry and Saffafras St.
Drinker's Court, on the N. fide of Union St. between Se- cond and Third St.
Elbow Lane, running S. from High St. between Second and Third St. and turning W. into Third St. between High and Chefnut St.
Elfrith's Alley, running E. & W. from Front to Second St. between Mulberry and Saffafras St.
Elin Street, running E. & W. from Second to Third St. be" tween Vine and Saffafras St.
Etris' Alley, on the W. fide of Fifth St. between Saffafras and Vine St.
Fearis' Alley, on the W. fide of Front St. between Saffafras and Vine St.
Fetter Lane; running E. & W. from Third' to' Bread St> between Mulberry and Saffafras St.
Gafkell St. running E. & W. from Second to Fifth St. bes tween Lombard and Cedar St.
George St. running. N. & S. from Gafkell to Cedar St: be: tween Second and Third St.
Gray's-Alley; running E. & W. from Front to Sctond St. between Chefnut and Walnut St.
Groff's Alley, on the N. fide of Saffafras St: between Second and Third St.
Hoffinan's' Allev; on the.S. fide of Saffafras St. between Fourth and Fifth St.
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Jackfon's Court, on the N. fide of Saffafras St. between Front and Second St.
Keys' Alley, running E. & W. from Front to Second St. be- tween Saffafras and Vine St.
Letitia Court, running N. & S. from High St. to Black- horf'e Alley, between Front and Second St.
Laurel Court, on the N. fide of Spruce St. between Second . and Third St.
Little Water St. running N. & S. from Willing and Mor- ris' wharf to Cedar St.
Lodge Alley, on the W. fide of Second St. between Chef- nut and Walnut St.
Lombard St. beginning at Front St. and running W. bc- tween Pine and Cedar St.
Lownes or Elinfley's Alley, on the W. fide of Second St. bc- tween Walnut and Spruce St.
M'Cullough's Alley, on the W. fide of Front St. between Saffafras and Vine St.
Mayer's Alley, on the E. fide of Third St. between Saffa- fras and Vine St.
Minlin's Alley, on the W. fide of Second St. between Wal- nut and Spruce St.
Mulberry Court, on the W. fide of Sixth St. between High and Mulberry St.
Norris' Alley, running E. & W. from Front to Second St. between Chefnut and Walnut St.
North Alley, running E. and W. from Fifth to Sixth St. between High and Mulberry St.
Patton's Alley, on the W. fide of Fourth St. between High and Chefnut St.
Pear St. running E. & W. from Second to Third St. between Walnut and Spruce St.
Penn St. running N. & S from Fine to Cedar St. between Front St. and Delaware
Petty's or Greenleafe's Alley, on the W. fide of Fourth St. between High and Chefnut St.
Pewter-platter Alley, on the W. fide of Front St. between High and Mulberry St.
Prieft's Alley, on the W. fide of Front St. between High and Mulberry St.
Pruan St. running W. from Fourth St. between Walnut and Spruce St.
Quarry St. running E. & W. from Third to Bread St. be- tween Mulberry and Saffafras St.
Rawlinfon Court, on the E. fide of Second St. between Saf- fafras and Vine St.
Relief Alley, running E. & W. between Front and Second St. and between Lombard and Cedar St.
Sallafras Alley, running N. & S. from Saffafras St. to Schei- bell's Alley, between Fifth and Sixth St.
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Say's Alley, on the E. fide of Water St. between High and Mulberry St.
Scheibell's Alley, running E. from the E. fide of Sixth St. between Saffafras and Vine St.
Shepherd's Alley, on the W. fide of Third St. between High and Mulberry St.
Sims' Alley, on the E. fide of Water St. between High and Chefnut St.
Smith's Alley, running N. & S. from Dock St. to Carter's Alley, betweeen Second and Third St.
South Alley, running E. & W. from Fifth to Sixth St. be- tween High and Mulberry St.
Stamper's Alley, running E. & W. from Second to Third St. between Pine and Lombard St.
Steimetz's Alley, on the E. fide of Fourth St. between Saffa- fras and Vine St.
Sterling Alley, running N. & S. from Saffafras to Cherry St. between Third and Fourth St.
Story St. running E. & W. from Third to Fourth St. be- tween Saffafras and Vine St.
Strawberry Alley, running N. & S. from High to Chefnut St. between Second and Third St.
Styles' Court, on the S. fide of Mulberry St. between Se- cond and Third St.
Sugar Alley, running E. & W. from Sixth to Ninth St. be- between High and Mulberry St.
Taylor's Alley, running E. & W. from Front to Second St. between Chefnut and Walnut St.
Trotter's Alley; on the W. fide of Front St. between Mul- berry and Saffafras St.
Union St. running E. and W. from Front to Fourth St. be- tween Spruce and Pine St.
Whalebone Alley, running S. from Chefnut St. between Third and Fourth St.
Willing's Alley, running E. and W. from Third to Fourth St. between Walnut and Spruce St.
Zachary's Court, on the N. fide of Walnut St. between Front and Second St.
Omitted in its proper place,
Cooper's Court, on the N. fide of Mulberry St. between Front and Second St.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Page INFORMATION refpecting the City of Philadelphia, iii Lift of the private Streets, Lanes and Alleys, XV
The Directory or Alphabetical Lift of houfe-keepers and perfons in bufinefs, I
Officers of Government of the United States, 148 Officers of the Government of the State of Pennfylvania, 164 Officers of the County and City of Philadelphia, 166
Lift of Duties on Goods imported, by Att of Congress of 4th July 1790, with rates of Fees, Coins, Tounage and extracts from the laws for collection of the rev- enuc, for the direction of Merchants and Mafters of Veffels 170
Alterations in payment of Duties on Teas and other Wines than Madeira, by Alt of Congress of 3d March 1791, 178
Duties charged on diftilled Spirits and on Stills, by Att of Congress of 3d March 1791, and full directions for Importers and Diftillers of Spirits, extracted from the faid Act, 179
Ordinance of the Mayor and Corporation of the City, for regulating rates of Carters, Porters, Sawyers, Sweeps. &c.
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DIRECTORY.
A BROTT Andrew, pump maker, 185, Saffafraf's St.
Abbott George, hair dreffer, 5, Black-horfe alley
Abell Conrad, hat dyer, 123, Mulberry St. Abell George, cordwainer, 10, Branch St. Abell Peter, labourer, 10, Branch St. Abercromby James, merchant, 20, Pine St. Abington Mrs. gentlewoman, 48, Spruce St. Able John, tanner, 4, Brown St. No. Lib.
Able Peter, cordwainer, 6, Brown St. No. Lib.
Abraham Benedict, butcher, 509, No. Third St.
Abraham Elizabeth, widow,. 16, Pewter-platter alley Abraham John, fchoolmatter, 62, So. Second St. Abraham William, taylor, 19, Strawberry alley Acker Michacl, flour dealer, 376, No. Second St. Ackley Abraham, cedar-cooper, 41, Cherry St. Ackley Eleanor, boarding houfe, 243, So. Front St.
Ackley John, chair maker, 3, Mulberry St.
Adams James, blackfinith, 207, So. Third St.
ADAMS JOHN, Efq. Vice-Prefident of the United States and Prefident of the Senate, Bufh-hill Adams John, corder, Cuthbert's wharf, No. Lib.
Adams John, houfe carpenter, 66, Plumb St. Southwark
Adams Mofes, houfe carpenter, 197, Swanfon St. Southwark Adams Richard merchant, 64, No. Third St.
Adams Richard, porter, Cherry St. bt. Eighth and Ninth St. Adamfon Alexander, fea captain, 274, So. Second St.
Adamfon William, fca captain, 309, So. Second St. Adan Alexander, mariner, 324, So. Front St. Adcock William, thopkeeper, 52, High St. Addis John, houfe carpenter, Oal: St. No. Lib. Addoms Jonas, broker, 87, So. Second St.
Adgate Andrew, card marker, 38, No. Third St. Adolph John, houfe carpenter, 375, No. Second St. Affleck Thomas, cabinet'maker, Lownes' alley
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Agee Elizabeth, gentlewoman, 21, Cedar St. Ahron james, plaiiterer, 2, Vernon St. Southwark vir Aitkens Mary, fempitrefs, 165, No. Front St. Aitken John, joiner, 55, So. Second St. Aitken Robert, printer, 22, High St. Alberger Chriftian, fkindreffer, 112, Vine St. Alberger john, butcher, Spring Garden Alberger Philip, butcher, Spring Garden Alberger Philip, jun. butcher, spring Garden Alberfon ,ofeph, labourer, 25, St. john's st. No. Lib. Albert Cafper, brick maker, corner of Vine & Eleventh St Albert Mary, huckfter, 15, Saffafras alley Alberti George, doctor of phyfic, 59, Mulberry St.
Albertfon Abraham, fea captain, 130, So. wharves Albertfon Abraham. labourer, 479, So. Front St. Albertfon Rickloff, fea captain, 87, Swanfon St. Southwark Albrecht Charles, joiner, 128, Vine St.
Albright Catharine, widow, 120, No. Fourth St. Albright Frederick, diftiller, 223, No. Second St. Albright Michael, cedar-cooper, 17, No. Sixth St. Albring Julius 1. taylor, 6, Cauffinan's alley Alder James, fhopkeeper, 49, No. Second St. . Alexander Adam, houfe carpenter, 6 Patton's alley. Alexander atharine fchoolmiftrefs, 1, M'Cullough's alley Alexander Charles, labourer, 312, So. Front St. Alexander lijah, taylor, 5, Shepherd's alley Alexander James, tavern keeper, 10, Spruce St.
Alexander james dealer, 14, Green St. No. Lib. Alexander Margaret, fpinfter, 44, No. Fiftlı Sc. Alexander Robert, taylor, 174, No. Fifth St. Allen Chamlefs, grocer 42, So. Water St. 22, Chefnut St. Allen lizabeth, shopkeeper, Ir, So. Third St. Allen faac, mariner, 315, So. Second St. Allen John, fkindreffer, 120, Callowhill, St. No. Lib.
Allen John, mariner, 7, Noble St. No. Lib. Allen John, weaver, 41, Coats' St. No. Lib. Allen jofeph, grocer, 157, So. Second St. Allen Jofeph. gentleman, 160, So. Second St. All 'n Margaret, fpiniter, 246, So. Third St. Allen Mrs. gentlewoman, 155, Chefnut St. Allen Rebecca, inn-holder, 154, No. Water St. Allen Richard, mariner, 65, Elm St. Allen Richard, Negro fweep, 59, Dock St. > A len Samuel, wholefale grocer, 65, So. Water St. Allen Samnel, brewer, 55, 57, No. Fourthı St. Allen William, fea captain, 21, Keys' alley Allenby james cooper, 25, Penn St. Allerdice Elizabeth, dyer, 151, Walnut St.
Allibone Thomas, flour merchant, 5, Saffafras St. Ior, Vine St.
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Allibone capt. William, chief warden of the port, 21, Pine St.
Allifon Francis gentleman, 90, Spruce St.
Allifon Robert, houfe carpenter, 42, George St. Southwark Antifon William, fpinning wheel maker, 77, 81, So. Fifih St.
Allman Lawrence, bricklayer, 82, Crown St.
Alimus Jacob, coach maker, 96, Vine .t.
Alwein Lewis chair maker, 99, So. r'ront St.
Ambegaft undwig. taylor, 32, o. : ixth St.
Amber Levi turner, 4 7, o. Third : t.
Amics Thomas, cordwainer, .88, So. Second St.
Ammon Sarah, boarding house, 175, So. Front St. Anderfon Ann, widow, 7, Elfrith's alley
Anderfon Alexander, merchant, 51, No. Third St. Anderfon r'rancis, labourer, 125, No. Water St.
Anderfon James, mariner, 198, No. Water St.
Anderfon Mary Shopkeeper, 372, So Front St.
Anderfon Thomas, fea captain, 62, Shippen t. Southwark
Anderfon William, hairdreffer, 26, So. Fourth St. Anderfon William, weaver, 137, Chefnut St. Andrews. Abraham, grocer, 216, No. Third St.
Andrews & Haga grocers, 125, No. Third St.
Andrews Henry, grocer, !39, No. Third St.
Andrews faac, matt maker, Lilly alley, No. Lib.
Andrews Jacob, taylor, 39, So. Water St.
Andrews John, D. D. P. R. & B. L. Col. college, No. Fourth St.
Andrews John, butcher, 75, Wood St. No. Lib.
Androfs Frederick, cordwainer. 142, No. Water St.
Angus John fea captain, 12, Little Water St.
Ang'is Peter, tobacconift, 302, So. Front St.
Annadinc Sufannah, nurfe, 178, No. Front St.
Annan Robert, minifter of the gofpel, German St. bet. Se- cond and Third St. Southwark.
Annefly Thomas, clerk. 269, So. Front St. Anfby George. cordwainer, 138, Spruce St. Ant John. fkindreffer, 314, No. Front St. Anthony Frederick, carter, 22, Budd St. No. Lib. Anthony Jacob, mnfical inftrument maker, 73, Saffafras St. Anthony Jacob, fhip carpenter, 64, Budd St. No. Tib.
Anthony Jofeph, mufical inftrument maker, 2-7, No. Se- cond St.
Anthony Jofcph, merchant, 225, High St.
. Anthony Joseph, jun. goldfmith, 75, High St. Anthony Michael porter. 26, Budd St. No. Tib. Anthony Nicholas, blackfmith, 258, So. Third St. Apker Henry, innkeeper. 51, Noble St. No. Lib. Apple Jacob, cordwainer, 21, North alley Applegate William, cordwainer, 312, No. Front St.
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Archer and Charlton, taylors, 103, No. Second St. Armat Thomas, fhopkeeper, 105, No. Second St. Armbrufter Matthias, cordwainer, 19, Creffon's alley Armbrufter Peter, labourer, 132, Callowhill St. No. Lib. Armitage Mary, fhopkeeper, 41, Lombard St. Armitage Subart, grocer, 21, George St. Southwark Armitt Elizabeth, gentlewoman, 117, So. Second St. Armitt Mary, gentlewoman, 52, So. Front St. Armftad Martin, watch-man, 2, Mayer's alley Armfted Nicholas, labourer, 7, Elbow lane
Armftrong Elizabeth, widow, Cherry St. bet. Eight and Ninth St.
Armftrong Thomas, Efq. attorney at law, 24, Lombard St. Arputh Chriftopher, cordwainer 31, Crown St.
Art James, pilot, 457, So. Front St.
Art William, fhip-carpenter, 549, So. Front St.
Arthur Jane, boarding houfe, 193, So. Front St.
Arthur Mifs. milliner, 205, So. Second St.
Afh Henry, merchant, 152, No. Front St.
Aff James, Efq. fheriff, 49, No. Third St.
Afh James, labourer, Coperthwaite's wharf No. Lib.
Afh John, labourcr, 222, No. Front St. Afh John, labourer, 8, Apple-Tree alley Afh Margaret, widow, 154, No. Third St.
Afhberner Jolin, tanner and currier, 66, So. Third St.
Afhbourn John, fhip-caulker, 8, Shippen St. Southwark Athbridge Ann and Sarah, fhopkeepers, 125, High St. Afhbridge Jofeph, bifcuit-baker, 8, Union St. Afhby William, taylor, 99, Mulberry St. Afher George, taylor, 35, Coates' St. No. Lib.
Afhley John, gentleman, 77, So. Third St. Afhley William, grocer, 142, Sp. Water St. Afhmead John, paper ftainer, 171, So. Third St. Afhmead capt. John, mariner, 58, Union St. Afhton John, houfe-carpenter, 61, No. Seventh St.
Afhton Jofeph, bricklayer, 12, Budd St. No. Lib. Afhton Mary, widow, 46, No. Fourth St. Afhton Rebecca, widow, 55, No. Seventh St.
Anton William, houfc-carpenter, 292, No. Front St.
Afhton William, harnefs-maker, 44, No. Lighth St. Aftmar John, blackfmith, 207, Mulberry St. Afton George, merchant, 16, No. Fourth St.
Afton Peter, merchant, 93, No. Water St. Atkin John, filverfmith, 48, Chefuut St. Atkinfon ( aptain, mariner, 74, Lombard St. Atkinfon William, labourer, 1, Green St. No. Lib. Attmore Caleb, hatter, 33, No. Second St. Attmore Thomas, grazier, 163, So. Third St. Attmore Thomas merchant, 19, No. Ninth St. Audibert P. B. merchant, 13, So. Fourth St. Auffort George, cordwainer, 28, Flamb St. Southwark
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Auftin Ifaac, watchmal.er, 7, Mulberry St. Auftin James, labourer, 94, Cedar St. Auftin Stephen, merchant, 219, So. Front St. Auftin Thomas, cooper, 24, Swanfon St. 77, Penn St. Southwark.
B ABE George, cooper, 178, So. Water St.
Babe Richard, cooper, 147, So. Water St.
Bach John, laft maker, 267, No. Second, St. Bache Benjamin Franklin, primer, publisher of The Gene- ral Advertifer, Franklin court, High St.
Bache Richard, Efy. Franklin court Bachman Conrad, taylor, z1, Saflafras alley
Bachus Catharine, widow, 4, St. John's St. No. Lib.
Bacon David, ironmonger, 2.4, So. Second St.
Bacon Job, merchant, 10. No. Third St. Bacon Jofeph, ironmonger, 192, No. Front St.
Bacon and Stroud, merchants, 16, No. Third St. Bacris Dorothy, buckter ihop, 39, Branch St.
Baggs John, labourer, No. Fourth St. bet. Vine & Callowhill
Bailey Enoch, lime feller, 164, No. Second St. Bailey Francis, printer, 116, High St.
Bailey John, blackfinith, 256, So. Front St. Bailor Jacob, rope maker, 182, No. Second St. Baine John, type founder, 33, Pine St. Baine Thomas, fhip carpenter, 61, Queen St. Southwark
Baird William, mariner, 275, So. Second St.
Baifch Ernft Ludwig, fhopkeeper, 135, No. Second St.
Baifch George, cooper, 394, No. Third St. Bake and Comp. merchants, 61, Saflafras St.
Baker and Abell, merchants, 123, No. Water St.
Baker Anna Maria, widow, 14, Wood St. No. Lib.
Baker Bartley, joiner, 132, So. Fourth St. Baker Chriftina, milk woman, 134, No. Fourth St. Baker Chriftopher, conveyancer, 174, No. Second St. Baker Francis, baker, 200, So. Second St.
Kaker George, cordwainer, 47, So. Fourth St.
Paker George, merchant, 123, No. Water St.
Baker George A. accomptant, ferivener and furveyor, 213, No. Second St.
Euker Godfrey, and Comp. ftationers and book binders, 59, Saffafras St.
Baker Henry, butcher, 134, No. Fourth St.
Baker Henry, grocer, 152, Mulberry St.
Baker Hilary, Ffq. 82, High St.
Baker Hugh, mi !!! tove maker, 116, So. wharves
Baker Jacob, merchant, 60 and 62, No. Front St. Baker Jacob, beler, 20, No. Seventh. St.
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Baker Jacob, butcher, 55, Budd St. No. Lib.
Baker john, fq. treafurer of Philadelphia county, 154, No. Second St.
Baker john, labourer, to, Plumb St. Southwark. ane Barker John H. hatter, 20, High St.
Baker jofeph, tinman, 4, Elbow lane
Baker joseph, gentleman, 50, So. Fifth St.
Baker wichael wheelwright, 420, No. Second St.
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