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Every order, refolution, or vote, to which the concurrence of the Senate and Houfe of Reprefentatives may be neceffary (except on a queftion of adjournment) fhall he prefented to the Prefident of the United States ; and before the fame fhall take effect, fhall be approved by him, or, being difapproved by him, fhall be re-paffed by two thirds of the Senate and Houfe of Re- prefentatives, according to the rules and limitations prefcribed in the cafe of a bill.
Seft. 8. The Congrefs fhall have power,
To lay and collect taxes, duties, impofts and excifes, to pay the debts, and provide for the common defence and the general welfare of the United States ; but all duties, impofts and excifes fhall he uniform throughout the United States.
To borrow money on the credit of the United States ;
To regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the feveral ftates, and with the Indian Tribes ;
To eftablifh an uniform rule of naturalization, and uniform laws, on the fubject of bankruptcies throughout the United States ;
To coin money, regulate the value thereof, and of foreign coin, and fix the ftandard of weights and meafures ;
To provide for the punifhment of counterfeiting the fecurities and current coin of the United States ;
To eftablith poft offices and poft roads ;
To promote the progrefs of fcience and ufeful arts, by fecur- ing for limited times to authors and inventors, the exclufive right to their refpective writings and difcoveries ;
To conftitute tribunals inferior to the fupreme courts ;
To define and punifh piracies and felonies committed on the high feas, and offences againft the law of nations ;
To declare war, grant letters of marque and reprifal, and make rules concerning captures on land and water :
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To raife and fupport armies, but no appropriation of money to that ufe, fhall be for a longer term than two years ,
To provide and maintain a navy ;
To make rules for the government and regulation of the land and naval forces ;
To provide for calling forth the militia to execute the laws of the union, fupprefs infurrections, and repel invafions :
To provide for organizing, arming, and difciplining the mili- tia, and for governing fuch part of them as may be employed in the fervice of the United States, referving to the ftates refpec- tively, the appointment of the officers, and the authority of train- ing the militia according to the difcipline prefcribed by Con- grefs ;
To exercife exclufive legiflation in all cafes whatfoever, over fuch diftrict (not exceeding ten miles fquare) as may, by ceffion of particular ftates, and the acceptance of Congrefs, become the feat of the government of the United States, and to exercife like authority over the places purchafed by the content of the legif- lature of the ftate, in which the fame fhall be, for the erection of forts, magazines, arfenals, dock-yards, and other needful buildings ; And
To make all laws which fhall be neceffary and proper for carrying into execution the foregoing powers, and all other powers vefted by this conftitution in the government of the United States, or in any department or officers thereof.
Sett. 9. The migration or importation of fuch perfons as any of the ftates now exifting fhall think proper to admit, fhall not be prohibited by the Congrefs prior to the year One Thoufand Eight Hundred and Eight, but a tax or duty may be impofed on fuch importation, not exceeding ten dollars for each perfou.
The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus shall not be fuf- pended, unlefs when in caufes of rebellion or invafion, the pub- lic fafety may require it.
No bill of attainder or ex poft facto law fhall be paffed.
No capitation, or other direct tax, fhall be'laid, unlefs in pro- portion to the cenfus or enumeration herein before directed to be taken.
No tax or duty fhall be laid on articles exported from any ftate. No preference fhall be given by any regulation of com- merce or revenue to the ports of one ftate over thofe of another ; nor fhall veffels bound to, or from, one ftate, be obliged toenter, clear, or pay duties in another.
No money fall be drawn from the treafo. quence of appropriations mide flaw ; and a I quier story ment and account of the receipts ad expenditures of al pable. money shall be publifted from tir ero tirl .
No title of nobility fall bogdanted by the White Metal And no per im holling any of er rigoto Aperdu their
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confent of Congref's, accept of any prefemm ", or title, of any kind whatever, from any - foreign flate!
, flate thall enter into any treaty, alliance, or con- grant letters of marone and reprifal ; coill money, of credit ; make any thing but goldland flver coin a in payment of debis; pafs any bill of aitainder, ex poft facto law, or law impairing the obligation of contracts, or grant any title of nobility,
No ftate fhall, without the confert of Congrefs, lay any im- pofts or duties on exports or imports, excent what may be ab- folutely neceffary for executing its inspection laws ; and the net produce of all daties and impofte, laid by any fete im- ports or, exports, fhall be for the ufc of th tisalery the United States ; and all fuch laws hall be fubject to the revi- fion and controul of the Congrefs.
No ftate fhall, without the content of Congrefs, lay any duty of tonnage, keep troops, or thips of war in the time of peace, enter into any agreement or compa& with another ftate, or with a foreign power, or engage in war, unlefs actually invaded, or fuch imminent danger as will not admit of delay.
ART. II.
Sect. 1. The Executive Power fhall be vefted in a Prefident of the United States of America. He fhall hold his office during the term of four years, and, together with the Vice Prefident, chofen for the fame terni, to be elected as follows :
Each ftate fhall appoint, in fuch manner as the legiflature thereof may direct, a number of electors, equal to the whole number of fenators and reprefentatives to which the fate nay be entitled in the Congref's ; but no fenator or representative or perion holding an office of truft or profit under the Uu.ted States, fhall be appointed an elector.
The electors fhall meet in their refpective ftates, and vote by ballot for two perfons, of whom one at leaft fhall not be an inha- bitant of the fame fate with themfelves. And they fhall make a lift of all the persons voted for, and of the number of votes for each ; which lift they fall figa and certify, and tranfinit fraled to the feat of the government of the United States, direc- ted to the Prefident of the Senate. The Prefident of the Senate fhall, in the prefence of the Senate and Honfe of Reprefenta- tives, open all the certificatos. ind then be Votes fl:all ounted: The n 1
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Welldone David, Brath maker, Trotter's alley or Strawberry lane.
IS'ells Edward, brickmaker, north water above Vine ft.
Wells Gideon H. merchant, bet. 96 and 103 Arch it.
Wells John C. attorney at law, 41 north fecond it. Wells John, near 26, north ninth f ?.
Wells and Morris, merchants, 135, high ft.
Welfh Aaron, fhip mafter, 258, fouth front ft.
Welfhi Henry, labourer, near fifth in walnut freets.
Wellh James, Innkeeper, Io, fouth fourth ft.
Welfh john, merchant, 22, fouth wharves, and 47, fouth wa- ter ft.
Welfh John, Rope maker, 31, Prime ft.
Welfh Lawrence, labourer, corner of Coates's and fourth ft.
Werance Frederick, Coachmaker, Meade alley,
Wefcott George and Henry, Copper merchants 4, north fourth ft. Wefcot George, merchant, 262, high ft.
Wefcot John, wood corder, 5, Arch ft.
Weft Adam, labourer, between Green and St. Tamanny ft. in St. John's it.
Weft Caleb, fea captain, 73, Pine ft.
Weft Charles, gentleman, 186, north front ft.
Weft Francis & John, merchants, between 25 and 33, Dock freet. ·
Weft Francis, merchant, 108, fouth Front ft.
Weft Hannah, widow, gentlewoman, 186, north third fr.
Weft James, conftable, between Lombard and South, in fifth ftreet.
Weft John, merchant, 75, north Water fi.
Weft MMartha, innkeeper, 45, north Water ft.
Weft Mary, widow, 198, Vine ft.
Weit Richard, fhip mafter, 16, Gafkcl ft.
Weft Robert, merchant, 16, Gafkel ft.
Weft William, merchant, corner of Front and Vine it.
Weftwood James, dealer in dry goods, 81, Pinc ft.
Weftwood William, merchant, Front between Catherine and Almond ft.
W'ettle John, gentleman, back of 154, north fifth ft.
Weyand John, drayman, north fecond above Poplar Lane. Whartnaby Jacob, cabinet maker, Duke ft.
Wharton Charles, merchant, 136, north fecond ft.
Wharton Elizabeth, widow, gentlewoman, 25, Lombard ft:
Wharton Elizabeth, gentlewoman, 123, fouth Fourth ft.
Wharton George, near 290, north front ft.
Wharton, Ifaac, merchant, 112, north front ft,
Wharton Ifaac, merchant, 105, fouth third ft:
Wharton John, gentleman, 25, Chefnut ft:
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Wharton John, furgoon barber, 54, Vine ft.
Wharton John, fhoemaker, 122, fouth fecond ft.
Wharton Jofeph, gentleman, 16, Pine ft.
Wharton Jofeph, gentleman, 81, fouth third ft.
Wharton Kearny, amerchant, 155, fouth fecond ft. and 11g, fouth water ft.
Wharton & Lewis, infurance brokers, 115, fouth Front ft.
Wharton Moore, merchant, 109, Spruce ft.
Wharton & Palmer, merchants, Pine ft. whatf.
Wharton Peregrine H. lumber merchant, Swanfon near Queeg ft. and dwelling houfe, 479, fouth Front ft.
Wharton Rachel, gentlewoman, 38, north fixth ft.
Wharton Robert, merchant, 135, fouth third ft.
Wharton Samuel, gentleman, 278, fouth fecond ft.
Wharton Thomas P. merchant, 73, fouth water ft.
Wheaton Amos, plane maker, Green ft. between Front and fe- cond ft.
Wheaton Jofeph, ferjeant at arms, to the Houfe of Reprefea: tatives of the U. S. 65, north fecond f.
Wheeler John, keeper of the free mafons lodge, Apple Tree alley.
Wheeler John, taylor, 17, Strawberry ft.
Wheeler Samuel, blackfmith, 99, Vine ft.
Whelan John, boarding houfe, 102, Swanfon ft.
Whelan Marianne, widow, flay maker, Lætitia court.
Whelan Patrick E. fhopkeeper, 5. north fecond ft.
Whelan Ifrael, merchant, 276, High ft.
Whelan & M'Grath, fozp boiler, and tallow chandlers, Brew- er's alley, bet. fecond and third ft.
Whinds William, mariner, Mead alley.
White Charles, fringe weaver, South between fifth and fixtk ftreets.
White Charles, merchant, 6, fouth Water ft.
White Ephraim, fhip mafter, 362, north Front ft.
White Jacob, wood fawyer, 33, Coates's ft.
White james, conftable, Pewter Platter alley.
White John, chymitt and druggift, 153, Highft.
White John, cordwainer, 77, South ft.
White John, porter, 125, Pine ft.
White John, mariner, third between Plumb and German &t.
White Mary, widow, 92, north water it.
White Mary, widow, 25, north eighth ft.
White & AU'Fer an, fore ballers and tallow chandlers, 1;3, north third fr.
White Peter, merchant, Es, fouth water ft.
White Rofanna, widow, boarding houfe, between 5 aud r:, north eighth fe.
White Samuel, houfs carpenter, Waggoner's alley.
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White Tobias, labourer, fourth between South and Shipper ftreets. .
White Thomas, 18, north Front ft.
White William Right Rev. D. D. Bifhop of the Proteftant Epif- copal Church, 89, Walnut ft.
White William, butcher, 28, north eighth ft,
White William, fhip carpenter, 386, fouth Front ft.
White , third between Plumb and German ft.
White, widow, wafher, between Arch and Cherry, in eighth ft.
Whiteall James, 76, Chefnut ft.
Whitebread Charles, fhip carpenter, Chriftian between Front and fecond ft.
Whitehead Sarah, widow, 35, Vine ft.
Whitenbury Elizabeth, feamftrefs, 72, New ft.
Whitehead James, grocer, 24, Vine ft.
Whitehead John & James, grocers, 222, north fecond ft.
Whitehead fohn, grocer and bottler, 134, Swanfon ft.
Whitehead John, grocer, 2, Cable Lane, N. L.
Whitehead Richard, fcrivener, 62, Vine ft.
Wintehead William, grocer & bottler, 135, Swanfon ft.
Whiteman Henry, labourer, Oak ft. .
Whiteman Jacob, dealer in corn and flour, between Race and Vine, in fifth ft.
Whiteman Jacob, gentleman, 402, north fecond ft.
Whiteman John, innkeeper, 42, north fourth ft.
Whiteman John, taylor, 37; Walnut ft.
Whiteman Wendal, tanner, north fecond ft. bet. Poplar Land and Brown ft.
Whitefides Alexander, plaifterer, bet. 15 & 19, Branch ft.
Whitefides B. tea warehoufe, 99, north fecond ft.
Whitefide John, & Co. merchants, 138, High ft.
Wiall Peter, fan maker, 20, Spruce ft.
Wickerly Abraham, butcher, Coates's ft. between third and fourth ft.
Wickerfham Abraham, bed-ftead maker, 12, Brewer's alley.
Wickerfham Amos, grocer, 51, northi fecond ft.
Widdifield Jame's, 82, Spruce ft.
Widdifield & Tyfon, ironmongers, 48, north third ft.
W'iderman Paul, turner, 7, north fourth ft.
Weir John, bottler, 216, fouth fecond ft.
Wigglefworth John, toyman, 45, fouth fecond ft.
Wieglefworth Samuel, fhopkeeper, I, fouth fecond ft.
Wigrell & Reinagle, managers of the New Theatre, 194, fout k fourth ft.
Wikoff Jacob C. apothecary & druggift, 33, High ft. and From- berger's court.
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Wikoff ffaac, & George K. Harrifon, merchants, 53, Chefnut ftreet.
Wikoff Ifaac, merchant, 117, fouth third ft.
Wilcocks Alexander, counfellor at law, 105, Arch ft.
Wilcocks John, merchant, 30, north third fftreet, and South Wharves. .
Wilcocks Samuel, merchant, 40, north fifth ft.
Wilds Daniel, taylor, Loxley's alley.
Wiley Abel, grocer, 34, north water ft.
Wiley Richard, thip joiner, back of Front near Noble ft.
Wiley Ewing, ironmonger, 109, South ft.
Wilkins Caleb, taylor, 62, Chefnut ft.
Wilkins George, furgeon barber, South near the corner of fc- cond ft. ,
Wilkins James, tavern keeper, fouth third between Shippen and Plumb ft.
Wilkins John, fhip mafter, 108, South ft.
Wilkins Thomas, tavern keeper, corner of Dock and Spruce ft. Wilkins Thomas, tavern keeper, fouth third between Shippen and Plumb'ft.
Wilkinfon James, brigadier general, corner of Dock and Pear ftreet.
Wilkinfon John, fail maker, 13, Ker's alley.
Wilkinfon William, grocer, corner of Chriftian and fecond ft.
Will William, pewterer, 66, north fecond ft.
Will William, houfe carpenter, third between Green and No ! ble ft.
Willand Jeffe, taylor, 418, north front ft.
Williams Alexander, fugar baker, Gafkel ft.
Williams Ann, widow, Hoffman's alley.
Williams Barker, & Co. ironmongers, 149, High ft.
Williams Catherine, widow, 29, Chriftian ft.
Williams Charles, mariner, Noble ft. between front and fe ' cond ft.
Williams Chriftopher, grocer, fourth near South ft.
Williams David, fhip carpenter, Chriftian between Front and fecond ft.
Williams Elizabeth, widow, Duke ft.
Williams Harding, thip matter, Vernon, ft.
Williams Hector, faip carpenter, Catherine between fourth and fifth ft.
Williams Hezekiah, gentleman, 65, Arch ft.
Williams James, painter and glazier, 8, Gray's alley.
Williams James, fruiterer, 61, High At.
Williams James, labourer, Biddle's aller.
Williams James, carpenter, bet. Race & Arch in no. eighth ft. Williams John, mariner, Mead alley.
Williams Jofeph, painter and glazier, Gakel ft.
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Williams Ifaac, fhosmaker, 359, north fecond ft. Williams Mary, boarding houfe, 104, Spruce ft.
Williams Phillis, wafher, fouthi fecond, between Chriftian and Mary ft.
Williams Robert, plaifterer, Plumb, between third & fourth f ..
Williams Samuel, fea captain, 63, north third ft.
Williams Samuel, cabinet maker, 12, fouth fourth ft.
Williams Sarah, widow, gentlewoman, Smithi's court.
Williams Sarah, fhopkeeper, 35, fouth fecond ft,
Williams Sarah, widow, Vernon near Shippen ft.
Williams Thomas, waiter, fouth third, between Shippen and Plumb ft.
Williams Thomas labourer, fourth, between Shippen and South ftreet.
Williams Thomas, cabinet maker, 75, Race ft.
Williams William, fhip and commithon broker, 117, fouth wa- ter ft.
Williams William, vendue crier, 48, High ft.
Williams William, taylor, 30, fouth water ft.
Williams Williami, limner, corner of fourth and Pine ft.
Williams W. R. phyfician, 99, Callow hill ft.
Williams William, fhip and cominiffion broker, 47, fouth wa. ter Street.
'Williams William, mariner; Chriftian, near third ft. -
Williamfon & Jackfon, fail makers, Vine ft. wharf.
Williamfon Jeffe, houfe carpenter, 32, Almond ft. corner of frout ft.
Williamfon Jofeph, grazier, 62, Almond ft.
Williamfon Samuel, filverfmith, Eimflie's alley,
Williamfon William, fail maker; 357, fouth front ft.
Willig George, mafic ftore, 165, High ft.
Willings & Francis, merchants, 21, Penn ft.
Willing George, merchant, 80, Walnut ft. & counting houfe, Willing and Francis' wharf. +
Willing Thomas, merchant, near 127, Walnut ft.
Willing Thomas, Prefident of the Bank of the United States, 106, fouth third ft.
Willington John, fh'p mafter, Mead alley.
Willis John, oyftermars, Mifflin's alley.
Willis Jonathan, merchant, 31, fouth water ft.
Wills Itaac, merchant, 289, fouth front ft.
Willis Seth, grocer, 155, fouth front, dwelling 111, fouth fifth ftreet.
Willis Thomas, turner, 203, Arch ft.
Willis & Yardley, merchants, fecond wharf, fouth of Chefnut Street .
Wills John, innkeeper, 218, Race ft.
Wills William, carpenter, near Noble in north third ft.
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Wilmer Lambert, flour merchant, 18o, Race .
Wilpert John David, Kerr's alley.
Wilfon Abraham, mariner, 35, Key's alley.
Wilfon Benjamin, merchant, 27, north third n.
Wilfor George, cabinet maker, fouth third, between Shippen & Plumb ft.
Wilfon George, carter, corner of Plumb and third ft.
Willon George, merchant, 2, Chancery lane, and 35, north wa- ter ft.
Wilfon G. B. between Brown ft. & Popler Lane, in north third Street.
Wilfon James, coachmaker, between eighth and ninth in Fil- bert ft.
Wilfon James, ftone cutter, 22, north feventh ft.
Wilfon James, Judge of the Supreme court of the U. S. 274, High ft.
Wilion James, boat builder, 27, Callowhill ft.
Wilfon Tohn, labourer, front, between Queen & Christian ft.
Wilfon Jolin, High Conftable, Gafkel ft.
Willon John Burr, millftone maker, Plumb, between fecond & third ft.
Willon Margaret, fhopkeeper, 46, fouth fecond ft.
Willon Margaret, fhiopkeeper, German, between third and fourth ft.
Wilfon Mary, boarding houfe, 209, north fecond ft.
Wilfre Mary, boarding houfe, 46, Walnut ft.
Wilfon Mary, boarding houle, 97, Arch ft.
Wilfon Mary, 35, Elfrith's alley.
Wilfon Robert, houfe carpenter, 168, north fifth &t.
Wilfon Robert, grocer, German, corner of fifth ft.
Wilfon Silas, tavern keeper, 337, north front ft.
Wilfon Thomas, porter, 295; fouth front ft.
Wilfon William, flationer, 31, north fecond ft.
Willon William, grocer, 318, fouth front ft.
Wilfon Ann, widow, fhopkeeper, front between Catherine and Almond ft.
Wilfon , widow, 100, north third ft.
Wilfon, hair-dreffer, near 235, fouth fecond it.
Wilt Abraham, grocer, 116, north fecond ft.
Wilt Henry, caulker, Badd, between Brown and Goates C.
Wilt John, printer, 33, Carter's alley.
Willtack Charles, fhopkeeper, ITE, north fecond ft.
Wiltberger Christian, filverfmith, 32, fouth fecond A.
Wiltberger Jacob, currier, 157, north fecond it. Wiltberger Peter, merchant, 103, Arch it.
Wiltberger & Smith, merchants, 101, High ft. Wimlay John, fhingle dreffer, 190, Vine it.
Win William, cordwainer, near the corner of Race in eighth ft z
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Waterman Jeffe, fchoolmafter, School back of 147, Chefnut ft. and dwelling houfe, 26, North ft.
Waterman Thomas, merchant, 8, North eighth ft.
Waters John, Ichoolmatter, 272, fouth fecond ft.
Waters John, labourer, between South and Shippen, in fifth ft.
Waters John, labourer, above Popiar Lanc, in St. John's ft.
Waters Thomas, well digger, between Prune and Spruce, iz fixth ft.
Waters, widow, apothecary, Willing's alley.
Watkin John, cordwainer, corner of South and Prime ft.
Watkin fofoph, gentleman, 121, Arch ft.
Watkins Thomas, brufh maker, 13, Strawberry ft.
Watmough James, merchant. 200, Arch ft.
Watfon Alexander, upholdfterer, Elmffie's alley.
Watfon Charles C. taylor, 24, forth fourth ft.
Watfon James, taylor, middle of Prime ft.
Watfon John, merchant, 254, High ft.
Watfon Margaret Mifs, milliner, 192, fouth Front ft.
Watfon & Paul, merchants, South Wharves, fouth fide of Chefnut ft.
Watfon Richard, fhip mifter, 46, Shippen ft.
Watfon Thomas, fhopkeeper, 43, Lombard ft.
Watfon Thomas, rigger, 28, Christian ft.
Watfon William, harnefs maker, 42, fouth fourth ft.
Watfon William, coach maker, 40, north cighth ft.
Watfon William, fhip mafter, between Green and St. Tam- many ft. in St. John's ft.
Watt Samuel, merchant, 5, fouth Front ft.
Watts George, fhip mafter, 13, Vernon.
Watts Stephen, mariner, between Lombard and South in fifth ftrect.
Watts William, innkeeper, 18.4, north third ft.
Way Andrew, taylor, I, Kerr's alley.
Way George, coach maker, 152, Arch ft. and 5, fouth fifth ft. Way .Nicholas, M. D. 83, fouth fecond ft.
Wayne Jacob, cabinet maker, 164 and 166, north front ft.
Wayne & Sheppard, lumber merchants, above Callowhill ft. in Water ft.
Wayne Samuel, houfe carpenter, 17, Ker's alley. 1 Wayne William, lumber merchant, 119, Vine ft.
Weatherby Margaret, widow, midwife, Trotter's alley, or Strawberry Lane.
Weathered Alexander, fruiterer, Coates's ft. between fecond and Front ft.
Weatherill Benjamin, merchant, 187, High ft.
Weatherill & Sons, druggifts and colourmen, 65, north Front ft, Weatherill Jofeph, lumber merchant, 170, fouth fourth ft.
Weatherill Samuel, jun. oil and colour man, 9, South alley.
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Weatherill Samuel, merchant, 72, Arch ft.
Weatherill Thomas, houfe carpenter, fecond near Almond ft. Weaver Adam, taylor, 14, Union ft.
Weaver Alexander, near Poplar Lane in north third ft.
Weaver Charles, painter, between eighth and ninth in Arch ft. Weaver Frederick, cabinet maker, 111, north fecond ft.
Weaver Jacob, tanner, & juftice of the peace, 495, no. Front ft. Weaver John, innkeeper, corner of Coates's ft. in north third ftreet. -
Weaver Tolin, M. D. 417, north fecond ft.
Weaver John, fhip joiner, Duke ft.
Weaver John, labourer, bet. feventh & eighth in Cherry &.
Weader Matthew, meal feller, 22, north feveath ft.
Weaver Philip, Joiner, 83, Green ft. .
Weaver William, labourer, near 54, north fifth ft.
Weaver, widow, Green bet. 2d and 3d ft.
Webb John, cabinet maker, 82, north front ft.
Webb John, taylor, 16, Cherry ft.
Webb Robert, jeweller, 57, Shippen ft.
Webb Thomas, hat maker, 11, Gray's alley.
Webb Margaret, widow, 427, fouth fecond ft.
Webfter Daniel, oyfterman, fourth, between fouth and Shipper ftreet.
Webfter Richard, boarding houfe. 5, Shippen ft.
Webfter Robert, labourer, north fecond, above Poplar Lane.
Webfter Zepheniah, printer, 16, Saffafras alley.
Webfter , labourer 12, Almond ft,
Weckerly Conrad, merchant, 205, north third ft.
Weckerly George, brafs founder, 1o2, north third ft.
Weed George, inn-keeper, 220, High ft.
Weed George, jun. M. D. 69, north front ft.
Weed Mary, widow, grocer, Walnut it.
Weed Mrs. 181, Arch it.
Weeden Johu, turner, 75, Dock ft.
Weekam James, taylor, 183, north water ft.
Weeks Benjamin, thip maiter, German, between fecond and front ft.
Weeks John, tavern keeper, German, between third and fourth it.
Week's . , fhip carpenter, fecond, between German and Catherine ft.
Weicks Benjamin, fhip mafter, 62, Swanfon ft.
Weiderholt Henry, broker, 15, Norris's allev.
Weir William, pedlar, fouth third between Shippen and Plum! ftreet.
Weifs Anthony, grocer, 152, north third ft.
Weifs Leiws, Scrivener, 158, north fifth: f !.
Weifsenbach Henry, brewer, 131, and 132, north Mater 1.
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