The Philadelphia Directory, 1801, Part 4

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Publication date: 1785
Publisher: Philadelphia
Number of Pages: 320


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158 Thompfon and Sweeney, painters and glaziers


160 Charles Allen, druggift and apothecary


164 E. Dutilh, merchant


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South Second Street continued.


166 Frederick Kiffelman, merchant


168 George Barclay, grocer


170 Thomas Canby, merchant


172 William Murray, ladies fhoemaker


176 John Blackwell, bottling ftore 180 Willian Currie, M. D.


182.Thomas Bell, merchant 184 J. Catez, hair dreffer


186 John Douglafs, jun. cabinet and chair maker


188 Thomas Amies, fhoemaker


190 William Read and co. merchants


192 Samuel Young, merchant


194 William Brown, cabinet maker


196 J. Baptifte Bouvier, umbrella maker next Charles Blum, baker


202 Thomas Young, boot and fhoemaker


204 Rofannah Cara, boarding houfe


206 Thomes Brown, grocer Jofephi Doez, hair dreffer


208 Figuiere, boarding houfe 210 John Kellys fhoe warehoufe


212 George W. Helm, grocer


214 William Nelfon, innkeeper


216 Mary Hall, thopkeeper


218 James Hamil, fhopkeeper


220 Peter Bonneuil, grocer


222 Martin Rizer, tavernkeeper


224 John Armftrong, fhoe warehoufe


226 William Manning, tin plate worker


228 George Ralfton, cuftom houfe officer 230 David Miller, grocer


232 Margaret Dick, fhopkeeper Mary Thompfon, milliner


234 Samuel Jones, hatter Widow Badfon, crockery ftore 5


236 Charles Bird, clerk in the bank of Pennfylvania


238 Edward Lithgow, houfe carpenter -


240 Peter Greffin, jeweller


242 Jane Dalzell, widow, grocer Elizabeth Wilfon, widow


244 William Dalzell, grocer 246 Mary Peltz, widow 248 Mr. Fournier, 250 W. Watts, M. D. 252 Peter Lafitte, boarding houfe 254 John Bryant, druggift and chemift


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South Second Street continued.


I Samuel Wigglefworth, toy warehoufe


3 Sarah Flahaven, fhopkeeper


5 George Hiberton, merchant


7 Charles Harris, merchant


9 Samuel Baker, fhopkeeper


II John Riley, watch and clock maker


13 John Hamilton and . Son, tobacconifts


15 l'. Pearce, merchant


17 William Young Birch, ftationer


19 C. Berniaud, china merchant


21 William Bell, merchant


23 Gueft and Bancker, merchants


25 John Wagner, merchant


27 Hannab Linn, fhopkeeper


29 Edmond Nugent, fhopkeeper


31 William Abbott, china merchant


33 John Aitkin, filverfmith


35 Sarah Williams, fhopkeeper


37 Anthony Kennedy, foap boiler and tallow chandler


39 M. and E. Flickwir, fhopkeepers


4[ Thomas Dobfon, bookfeller and ftationer


43 Madam Nicholas, toy fhop


45 John & William Wigglefworth, hardware & toy fhop


47 Jane Laremore, fhopkeeper


49 William Hopkins, boot and fhoemaker


51 Jermain Combes, tobacconift


53 Michael Doran, fhopkeeper


55 John Dumoutet, goldfmith and jeweller


57 Jane Singleton, fhopkeeper


59 Thomas Rimer, boot and fhoemaker


61 John Lacave, hair dreffer and perfumer


63 Lewis Defauque, confectioner


65 Samuel Morris, gentleman Ifrael Morris, jun. gentleman


67 John Sparhawk, bookfeller


69 S. Kennedy, carver and gilder


71 A. Chardon, paper hanging manufacturer


73 William Maclure and co. merchants


7.5 L. Defcuret, goldfmith and jeweller


77 Robert Swan, filverfmith


79 John Bedford, cordwainer


81 Francis Knox, grocer


83 Walter Franklin, attorney at law


85 Peter Lohra and James Humphries, jun. notary publics-


87 William Carr, engraver John Draper, engraver John Webb, taylor Patrick Kennedy, watch maker


89 J. Black, jeweller and hair worker


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South Second Street continued.


91 B. Decamps, glafs engraver and china ftore 93 Marinot, confectioner


95 S. Perpignan and Varnier, goldfmiths & jewellers


97 William Lehman, and co. druggifts and apothecaries 99 Abner Bartlefon, taylor


101 Jacob Houtzell, jeweller


103 Gillafpy and Strong, druggifts John Symons, intelligence office corner of Dock ft


III B. Breintnal, boot and fhoemaker


113 Jacob Malambre, fhoemaker Fitzgerald and Cafins, grocers


115 Thomas Wright, fhoemaker


117 Elijah Brown, merchant


121 John B. Evans, taylor


125 Edward Bridges, attorney at law


125 Thomas Walter, blackfmith


127 Henry Lifle, gentleman


129 Magnus Miller; gentleman


131 Johu Girard, thip mafter


133 Jofeph King, houfe painter and glazier and wire fender maker


135 Jofeph Roffet, hat manufacturer


137 John Byrne, hair dreffe .:


159 George Anfbey, fhoemaker


141 Ifaac Snowden, jun. merchant


145 John Peckworth, fhoemaker


149 William Barnes, cake baker J. W. Morris, merchant


151 John K. Helmuth, merchant


153 John Dowers, fail maker


157 William Williams, grocer


139 Thomas Gilpin, merchant Lydia Gilpin, gentlewoman


161 John Craig, merchant 163 Henry Sparks, merchant 165 Thomas Harper, gentleman


167 Francis Ingraham, gentleman


169 John Burn, fhopkeeper


171 Daniel Shoemaker, fhopkeeper


173 John S. Smith, merchant corner of Spruce ft next Jofeph Blanc, taylor


177 James Thackara, engraver and bookfeller


ISı Peter Allardice, dyer and fcourer


133 Clayton and co. dealers in fkins . James Earl, taylor


185 James Boyes, William Smith, chair painter


197 Judith M'Call, gentlewoman Archibald M'Call, merchant


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South Second Street continued.


19: Peter Jauffaud, merchant


193 John Dumoutet, fen. goldfinith and jeweller


195 Aaron Mufgrave, jun. conveyancer


197 Ifaac Oakman, fhopkeeper


199 James Sawver, fhopkeeper


205 Jacob Durans, umbrella maker Samuel Carpenter, painter and glazier back of ao5 3 207 Rouffeau, taylor


209 Mrs. Bartow,


211 L. A. Tarafcon, merchant


213 Soullier and Wachfmuth, merchants


next Charles Shultz, jun. hatter


next Elizabeth Wall, tobacconift 3


, 219 Hannah Jones, fhopkeeper 221 A. Bingham, merchant


223 John Steel, fhopkeeper


225 Daniel Newnan, meafurer of grain


227 Lewis Cordeil, tobacconift


229 Mullen and Lincoln, milliners


23[ William Hancock, printer


233 Chriftiana Somervelle, dealer in china, glafs and queens ware


235 Daniel M'Karaher, innkeeper


237 James Scravendyke, foap boiler and tallow chandler


239 Morton and De Silver, book binders Stockley Sturgis, fhoemaker


241 James Stuart, grocer


243 William Sykes, gentleman


245 Simonet, paftry cook


247 John Hill, tobacconift .


249 John Johnfton, fhopkeeper


251 Daniel Shute, fhopkeeper


253 Jofeph Simons, fhopkeeper


South Third Street.


I Shaw and Pearce, furriers


3 Benedict Dorfey and Son, grocers


7 Anguftus Fricke, woolen draper


II Elizabeth Allen, fhopkeeper


13 Thomas Parker, watch and clock maker


15 Ann Powell, fhopkeeper Jofiah Hewes, gentleman


17 Bell Cohen, fhopkeeper


19 Jane Palmer, fhopkeeper John Biffel, gentleman


21 Thomas Pearce, perfumer


23 Mary and Hannah Burgefs, fhopkeepers


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South Third Street continued.


25 John Dubarry and co. merchants


27 Robert Patton, poft mafter


29 George Reford, fhopkeeper


31 Jofeph Doogan, boot and fhoemaker


33 John Lownes, gentleman Ifaac Franks, broker


35 Morin Duval, apothecary and chymift


37 Cropley Rofe, wine merchant


39 John Rea, umbrella maker


43 Michael Kitts, meffenger to the revenue office


45 C. Billow, watch maker and jeweller


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47 John Ward, boot and fhoemaker


49 Henry Schievly, cutler and furgeons inftrument maker


51 David Hogan, printer and bookfeller 53 Lewis Ryan, boot and fhoemaker,


55 Thomas Tuftin, perfumer 8


57 Jeffe Keafbey, currier


59 Mahlon Dickerfon, attorney at law 2


61 Margaret Burke, fchool miftrefs


63 F. Dufar, merchant Leviner, grocer


65 J. Hopkins, patent razor ftrap maker


67 Jofeph Baldwin, boot and fhoemaker


69 Matthias Corlefs, grocer


71 Jofeph Burden, wool comber


73 Benjamin Lyndall', cabinet and chair maker


75 William Mafters, fhoemaker


77 Henry Clarke, cordwainer Elizabeth Griffith, gentlewoman corner of Walnut f


79 John Leamy, merchant S: John Dabadie, merchant


83 Rev. Jofeph Hutchins,


85 James Harris, fexton of St. Pauls church


87 William Buckley, merchant


89 Samuel Hays, broker


91 Savage and Dugan, merchants


97 Jofeph Burden, windfor chair maker


. 105 Thomas Willing, jun. merchant Io7 Ifaac Wharton, merchant


III Thomas Hawthorn, merchant


113 E. and L. Bollman, merchants


115 Jeffe Waln, merchant


117 Hfaac Wickof, merchant


119 Samuel Bennett, merchant


121 Noble Caldwell Neilfon, 123 Robert S. Stafford, M. D.


125 Mif's Hetty Gardner, 127 William Maddock, merchant 129 Samuel Pancoaft, ironmonger


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South Third Street continued.


131 Caleb Griffith, taylor Sarah Parncutt, cake baker


133 Willet Smith, merchant


135 Robert Wharton, gentleman


145 Edward Roberts, wood corder


147 Mary Pyles, boarding houfe


149 Jofeph Wright, fail maker


151 Jofeph Glenn, fea captain


157 Thomas M'Kean, governor of the frate of Pennfylvania


163 Thomas Attmore, grazier


165 Abfalom Jones, epifcopal minifter of the African church


167 Mary Saddler, fhoemaker


169 Alexander M'Cook, grocer


185 John Dickfon, grocer


187 Charles Smith, coach maker


next D. Smith, merchant


185 Janet Craig, gentlewoman


187 Andrew Hadfeg, merchant


189 Felix Imbert, merchant


next John Hamilton, grocer M. Laplanche, paftry cook


2 William Levis, paper ftore


4 Milly Andre, merchant


6 Taggert and Smith, merchants


8 Samuel M'Lane leather dreffer, breeches maker & glover


Io Ifaac Paxfon, hardware merchant


12 S. Chaudron, watch maker and jeweller


14 Samuel Bettle, fhopkeeper


16 Henry Morris, oftrich and fancy feather manufacturer


18 William Y. Rogers, proprietor of the United States mail ftage


20 Abbott and Barnes, curriers


22 Thomas Cumpfton, merchant


26 William Spotswood, bookfeller


28 James Fariner, carpenter


30 John M'Curdy, cordwainer


32 Francis Pic, fancy itore Auguftine Auriol, dancing mafter


36 George Kemble, fhoemaker


38 Abraham Hilyard and Benjamin Pippitt, taylors


40 John Conyers, boot and fhoe warehoufe Jones and Kinzey, whip, harnefs and trunk makers corner of Chefnut it Duncan M'Innes, fruiterer


44 Samuel Reynolds, taylor 66 John Afhburner, tanner


68 Samual Smith, currier


'72 Thomas Harrifon, taylor


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South Third Street continued.


74 Henry Toland, merchant 76 J. Dunlap, M. D.


78 James Queen, taylor Sufannah Cook, boarding houfe


80 Soloman, Marache, boarding houfe


82 William Lewis, attorney at law


84 'Thadeus Brown, fchool mafter


36 William Rino, baker 88 John Tedford, bottler 90 Ann Dilworth, gentlewoman , Sammel Shoemaker, attorney at law


92 Sarah Pennock, gentlewoman 94 William Stokes, fhip broker


96 Thomas Hewfon,


98 Thomas Willing Francis, merchant


100 Thomas Willing, prefident of the bank of U. States


ilo Benjamin Chew, fen. gentleman


112 Alexander Baring, gentleman William Bingham, gentleman corner of Spruce ft Phil: >, Cramond and co. merchants do do


· 146 Nicholas Hart, cedar cooper


148 Jefeph B. Barry, cabinet maker and upholfterer


150 James Crawford and co. ~: ha 's Michael Conner, ground water of Union ft


156 Thomas Corby. blackfmith


158 Louis Defabaye, gentleman Mary Henderfon, widow


160 John M'Collin, taylor


162 Thomas Reilly, fea captain


164 Mrs. Groves, widow


166 John Riley, fea captain


168 William Harrifon. engraver


170 Michael Alcorn, fhip mafter


172 Martin Roib, bifcuit baker and boarding houfe


176 Jofeph Sims, merchant


184 Stephen Burdon, grocer Alexander Dean, collector of taxes corner of Gafkill ft Widow Mofley, fchool miftrefs do do


194 Samuel Cuthbert, maft maker 202 William Payne, houfe carpenter


206 Francis Jack, bricklayer


203 Peace Wadman, mariner


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South Fourth Street.


2 Chalkley Collins, bifcuit baker


4 Charles Hegins, grocer


6 Jehofhaphat Poll, faddler and cap maker


8 Catherine Walflı, tavernkeeper


Io Peter Geley, lapidary, jeweller and goldfinith


12 Samuel Williams, lumber merchant 14 Waflington L. Hannum, attorney at law


15 John L Leib, attorney at law


18 Samuel Paffey, fcrivener


20 Themas Parke, M. D.


22 John Phillips, repofitory for fecond hand books buys and fells on commiffion


24 Samuel Tomkins, taylor


28 John Everly, hatter


28 John Richman, cabinet maker


30 Shannon and Robbins, taylors


32 George Bickerton, boot and fhoemaker


34 Jofeph Kite, glafs and earthenware flore


36 Hannab Dean, gentlewoman


38 Lambert Keatting, boot and fhoemaker


40 Thomas Stiff, hair dreffer


42 John Davifor, faddler


44 Anthony Morris, tobacconift


46 David Gilbert, toyman Alexander Moore, tavernkeeper corner of Chefnut ft


50 John Kinnan, turner


52 Jeremiah Johnfon, fign and ornamental painter


next Onflow Wakeford, coach maker


next Godfrey Gebler, blackfmith


next Samuel Salter, carver and gilder


62 Samuel Moon, boarding houfe


64 B. Quefnet, dancing mafter


66 Samuel and David Moon, chair makers


68 James Mallon, teacher of the French and Englith languages


Nicholas Gouin Dufief, profeffor of French literature and bookfeller


70 Edward Savage, engraver


74 Richard Spragg, looking glafs and trunk maker


76 John Letchworth, windfor chair maker


So Benjamin Kite, fchoolmafter


82 Edward Collins, taylor


86 Conrad Hanfe, coach maker


88 E. Burd,


90 D. W. Coxe, merchant


92 J. Afhley, merchant


94 George Willing, merchant


96 Deborah Stewart,


98 Edward Shippen, chief judge of the fupreme court


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South Fourth Street continued.


100 James Corkrin, lumber merchant John Abel, grave digger corner of Pruan ft Jofeph Ignatius de Viar, Spanifh conful general corner of Pruan ft Cafper Wiftar, M. D. corner of Pruan ft


118 Elizabeth Thompfon, boarding houfe


120 John Baker, cabinet maker


next A. Barger and co. lumber merchants


next William Govett,


next Bonfall & Shoemaker, notary's public & conveyancers


126 Garrett Cottringer, merchant


128 Elizabeth Wharton, gentlewoman Fifhbourn Wharton, merchant


130 Robert Carr, printer


132 Jacob Carman, carpenter


134 Eleanor Green, grocer


136 Tracey Baker,


138 William Campbell, cabinet maker


140 Philip Wiltmore, porter


142 Chriftian Carner, waiter


144 Jones and Clarke, merchants William Jones, merchant


146 Charles Callaghan, meafurer of grain


148 Robert Patterfon, profeffor of mathematics in the Univerfity of Pennfylvania


150 Nathaniel Colebarn, taylor


152 Francis Ruffel, fhopkeeper and grocer William Stevenfon, houfe carpenter


156 John George Boyer, merchant


158 Charles Sang, confectioner


160 Philip Pancake, tavernkeeper


164 J. Lloyd, merchant


166 Peter Harvey, gunfmith


168 Charles Mahy, gentleman


170 Jofeph Wetherill, infpector of lumber


176 William Parvin, grocer


182 Hannah Martin


184 Thomas Durnell, conftable


186 Hannah M'Elroy, fhopkeeper


194 John Geyer, grocer


196 R. Price, lumber merchant


198 Rofannalı Macgowan, innkeeper O. Macgowan, C. Horn, grocer corner of Gafkill ft Charles Mulvey, fecretary to the conful general of Spain, corner of Gafkill ft George Row, clerk near South ft


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South Fourth Street continued.


3 M'Alpin and Napier, taylors


5 Aun and Elizabeth Clinton, boarding houte Ludewig Krumbhaar, merchant C. M. Buck, merchant


7 Sarah Lawfon, boarding houfe Jacob S. Waln, counting houfe


II N. Loofbourrow, ftage office John Martin, taylor


13 Ralph Shaw, mufic ftore


15 James Coyles, inkeeper


15 Martha Redman, dealer in tea


19 Jofeph Keen, cunier


21 Benjamin Kite, fchool mafter Jofeph Roddman, merchant


23 William Jones, fadler


25 James Cummens, hair dreffer and perfumer


27 Jacob Thomas, taylor


29 Sufannah Fling, boarding houfe George Cumming, merchant


31 John' Leatherman, taylor


35 Jeremiah Paul, fchool mafter Thomas Kingftone, fruiterer


next Sarah Lancafter, fchool miftrefs


next James Yard, merchant


- 39 James Starr, gentleman


41 Kennedy and Moore, foap boilers and tallow chandlers


47 William Henry, copperfinith


Stephen Moylan, commiffioner of loans corner of Walnut £ Benjamin Rufh, M. D. do do


63 Thomas Williams, painter and glazier


65 Jacob Earneft, taylor


67 Thomas Ketland, merchant


73 Widow Eke,


75 George Emlen, merchant


77 Margaret M'Call, gentlewoman Simon Walker, merchant, corner of Cyprefs alley Diana Chryital, milliner corner Union ft


next Letitia Cantie, feamftrefs


83 Jacob Brefinger, baker


next Soloman Potier,


89 Thomas Nicholas, merchant Jofeph Stride, gentleman corner of Pine ft John Jennings, alderman do do


next Elizabeth Steward, wafherwoman


next John Keyfer, hair dreffer


next Ifaac Jobnfon, coachman


next William Coulfton, fawyer Sufannah Gibbs, wafferwoman near Lombard ft Ifaac Chriftfield, mariner corner of Lombard !!


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South Fourth Street continued.


195 R. Robin, gentleman next Thomas Badaraque, merchant


next Samuel Shinn, bricklayer Benjamin Monteith, fea captain corner of Gafkill ft Charles M'Manmay, blackfmith near South ft


South Fifth Street:


William Sheaff, gentleman William Beache, ornament compofition manufactory John Black, turner


II James Simmons, gentleman


15 John Hawkins, mufical inftrument maker


17 Ifaac Watfon, lumber merchant


19 Nicklin and Griffith, merchants Patrick Lyon, fmith near Walnut ft


21 Nathaniel Kitfield, taylor Ann Cobourne, boarding houfe James Steel, faddler George Beck, landfcape painter


Stephen Bonder, carpenter Peter De Briell, fail maker Hugh Kelly, grocer the corner of Walnut ft William Corran, boarding honfe


41 Peter and Thomas M'Ilwham, brafs founders George Hedderly, bell founder and fmith Robert Merrie, cabinet maker


43 John Brady, fchool mafter 45 John William Allen, printer


47 Elizabeth Wood, parchment maker 49 Philip Allock, taylor


51 Timothy Collins, grocer 53 John Lake, Spanith and Morocco leather manufacturer


55 Mrs. Teiffere, gentlewoman


57 Alexander Carlyle, gentleman


59 Peter Boffee, eating houfe 61 John B. Loer, merchant


70 Charles Bunkham, coachman


71 John Clark, conftable 69 Andrew Neilfon, tavernkeeper next T'. Newman, carter 71 Lewis Jones Jardine, M. D. 73 C. Wetherington, dealer


75 Thomas M'Clane, bottler


77 James D. M'Kinzey, manmidwife and dentift


79 William Harper, mufical inftrument maker


81 Samuel Stockton, accomptant


89 John Gourjon, merchant 91 Jofeph Ę. G. M. de la Grange, fworn interpreter


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South Fifth Street continued.


95 Andrew Gallager, fhip mafter Matthias Kriel, grocer corner of Spruce ft IOI Elizabeth Hogard, gentlewoman 103 Chlæ Mountgomery, wafherwoman next James Ellifon, plaifterer next Richard Shaw, labourer 109 Malcolm M'Donald, grocer


III Jofeph Wharton, merchant next Margaret Bryan, huckfter next Henry Roufe, blackfmith next Elizabeth.Crumins, wafherwoman


next George Randal, porter


119 Peter Neugorke, merchant


121 Francis Teftdir, gentleman


123 John Hobfon, grocer


125 Jacob Cremer, blackfmith John Jones, fhoemaker William Coffan, labourer


George Woods, carpenter William Bell, baker Rebecca Gorden, fhopkeeper Thomas Kingfton, houfe carpenter


151 Philip Sanchez, merchant z57 John Cook, baker next Samuel Bell, oak cooper B. Hinton, grocer


163 William Prefton, bricklayer Charles Hurft, gentleman corner of South ft Mrs. Maxwell, boarding houfe Henry Pepper and Son, brewers


4 Ifreal and David Jones, grocer


8 William Davis, taylor Tohn Leacock, coroner


next Nicholas Efling, brick maker


Io Francis Mafon, few maker


12 William M'Donald, h uir dreffer & intelligence office


14 Phillip Ridabock, tavernkeeper


16 Jofeph Beale, cabinet maker Samuel M'Intire, do do


18 George Johnfon, coach maker


20 Charlefs Barenger, baker John Biorckftrom, hair dreffer Adam Paulus, baker


22 John Levingfton, painter and glazier


24 David Johnfon, letter carrier 26 Henry Ouram, blackfmith


28 Samuel Wayman, mariner Robert Gordon, mariner I


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South Fifth Street continued.


34 Jacob Herman, coach painter 36 Patrick Connelly, gentleman


38 John Carlyle, grocer 40 John Bowering, boarding houfe John Leaver, boarding houfe


46 James Phillips, merchant 48 Pearfon Hunt, merchant 50 Joleph Higbee, merchant


46 John Rifdel, grocer


50 Balthazer Quefnet, dancing mafter


52 Jofepli Barger, lumber merchant 56 Benjamin Price, black fmith and 66 Lumber £ 58 Sufan Paffnay, gentlewoman.


60 Jofeph Snowden, rope maker and fhip chandler 64 Catherine Earhart, grocer 66 George Kemp, clerk in the bank of the U. S.


68 Richard Smith, merchant


zo Thomas Wignell, manager of the new theatre Oliver Morris, comedian


72 René La Roche, M. D.


74 Daniel M'Pherfon, fhip mafter Wafton and Bunting, lumber merchants corner Pine ft John Frank, coachman do do


94 Nicholas Deal, attorney at law


96 Benjamin Sweetzer, fhip mafter


98 Robert Morrell, houfe carpenter


102 Samuel Z. Jones, pump maker


104 Samuel Blair, blackfmith 108 Nathan Chapin, fchool mafter


112 Peter Villar, gentleman .


114 Peter Sturgis, boot and fhoemaker


116 Jofeph Baguier, gentleman 118 William Buririe, gentleman


next Shandy Yard, mariner


next Robert Woolridge, mariner


next Jofeph Simpfon, mariner next Robert Bloer, taylor next Mary Bryan,. huckfter next Mary Allen, fhopkeeper next Charles Breece, conftable


next William King, fhip mafter


next James Weft, fadler


next Sarah Griffith, gentlewoman


next Andrew Wolf, mufician of the new theatre


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South Sixth Street.


I Jofhua B. Bond, merchant


3 John W. Godfrey, merchant


5 Alexandea Turnbull, cabinet maker 7 Thomas Ogle, coach maker II E. Chriftie, boarding houfe 15 Thomas Egan, fhoemaker 17 William Stuart, oyfterman 71 John Barry, commander in the navy of the U. States


83 Thomas Billington, taylor


85 George Latimore, collector of the port


87 William Corbet, tanner


89 Sarah Irwin, gentlewoman John Haines, high conftable John C. Snyder, grocer corner of Spruce ft next Philadelphia Craig, labourer Henrieta Gardner, wafherwoman


Mrs. Penrofe, gentlewoman


Phillip Mafon, engine maker Thomas Lacount, wood fawyer


Jofeph Brown, barber Robert Green, fhoemaker


Charlott Mitchell, huckfter


Mary Wolf, grocer corner of Lombard ft


Jofeph Palmer, wood fawyer


Amos Anderfon, chimney fweeper


Barney Boyle, bricklayer


Adam Green, bleeder


James Smith, labourer Thomas Williams, mariner


William White, fhopkeeper Io David Irving, tavernkeeper 16 John Tretwell, ftorekeeper 20 Andrew Summers, broker John Aitkin, cabinet maker


36 William Thackara, of the revenue


38 Ralph Eddowes, merchant 40 Peter Mackie, merchant 44 Edward Edwards, agent 46 Jofeph Warrell, carpenter 48 Samuel Ralfton, printer 50 Samuel Hurry, merchant 58 Richard Tunis, merchant 60 Mary Roberts, gentlewoman 72 Robert Annefley', merchant next Charlotte, Bafon, fchool miftrefs Thomas Vizer, paper hanger Robert Pullen, plater


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next Adam Primer, gentleman


Daniel Suter, jun. fheriff's officer


, Henry Dubofq, filverer of glafs Robert M'Culley, grocer


William Johnfon, clerk of the market


John Alexander, grocer corner of Pine ft


William Reed, houfe carpenter


Robert Dinnin, houfe carpenter


John Miller, mariner Nathan Kyer, oyfterman


George Typfecoe, waiter


Daniel Miller, mariner Jofepli Albert, faw fharper


John Dougherty, grocer


John Williams, mariner


Phillip Beamgard, carter


John B. Baxter, labourer


James Shields, ftorekeeper 1


William Runchay, grocer


Samuel Fergufon, weaver


Michajah Pofay, ftone cutter


Sarah Barnes, feamftrefs


Mary Taylor, taylórefs


George Hetherington, grocer & tavernkeeper


South Seventh Street.


I Robert Erwin, livery ftable keeper


II John Stock, painter and glazier


15 Aaron Gardner, grocer


19 James Lyle, merchant William Long, cabinet maker corner of Chefnut ft -


21 Charles P. Heath, gentleman


23 James N. Harmes, gentleman


2 Jacob Cox, merchant Thomas Hiltzheimer, gentleman


ro Samuel Claedy, coackmaker Ifaac Water, bricklayer John Cooper, coachman John Keighler, blackfmith


22 Timothy Andrews, bricklayer


24 Jofhua Percival, merchant corner of Walnut ft


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John Smith, marble mafon William Headman, potter 41 John B. Orfo, accomptant 43 Jofiah W. Gibbs, merchant Peter Caron, blackfmith corner of Walnut ft 93 Ann Dunkin, gentlewoman 97 Edward Bonfall, conveyancer David Smith, grocer corner of Locuft At


Benjamin C. Buzby, lumber yard


" 2 Jofeph Ogden, regulator of weights 10 Benjamin Vanleer, M. D. Margaret M'Crea, boarding houfe corner of Chefuut ft next John Cochran, tavernkeeper Ann Johnfone, grocer Owen Loquice, porter feller


James Stretch, mariner Sarah Tatem, feamfirefs


James Healy, grocer James Thompfon, nailor


Michael M'Grath, labourer Dennis O'Conner, grocer John Hall, carpenter Edward Killingfworth, fhoemaker


Valentine Reefs, vlctualer


Onflow Wakeford, coach maker


Richard Hall, attorney at law


Thomas Carftairs, houfe carpenter George Mead, merchant Robert Morris, fen. merchant


6c John Buckley, clerk of the orphans and mayors courts 100 James E. Smith, city treafurer 102 Stephen Paterfon, accomptant next Jane Raddock, fpinner Thomas Hatton, grocer John Chapman, chair maker


William George, labourer Hagar Parker, cook


Sarah Barthelemey, fhopkeeper


Catherine Hartfhorn, mantua maker


South Ninth Street. East side.


Charles Meafe, muftard manufacturer Alexander Abbott, carter


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South Ninth Street continued.


Robert Wallace, grocer, corner of Locuft ft


William Alexander, oyfterman Samuel M'Clare, houfe carpenter Io John Sifty, accomptant A. Thomas, gentlewoman Mathias Valkeen, grocer


Chriftran Minnefie, houfe carpenter


John Thatcher, houfe carpenter


Edward Dunn, milkman William, Tilton, deputy naval officer


Mr. Skirret, collector of taxes


Sarah Peters, wafherwoman


George Grover, labourer


South Tenth Street.


William Ruffell, ftone cutter corner of Georges ft


Michael Pennington, labourer


Samuel Doyle, carpenter


Howell and Son, trunk makers John Sargeant, gentleman


James Clemens, labouror George Brown, houfe carpenter


James Hamilton, gentleman corner of Chefnut ft


Thomas Brown, grocer do do


John Femmetop, houfe carpenter


Edward M'Grath, labourer


John Wilfon, ftone cutter John Smith, houfe carpenter


South Eleventh Street.


Ann Staphal, wafherwoman Burton Wallace, bricklayer firft corner on Eleventh ftreet from Chefnut ftreet James Young, fhip mafter Jehu Underwood, gentleman Samuel R. Franklin, gentleman




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