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12 Benjamin Thomas, cuftom houfe officer
next John Crean, gentleman
14 James Smith, infpector of the cuftoms
16 Margaret Lyell, gentlewoman
18 Claire Peteux, gentlewoman next Daniel Newman, grain meafurer
22 M. Kennedy, accomptant
24 William Blair, fea captain
26 John Knight, houfe carpenter
30 Charles Oakford, grain meafurer
next Jofeph Mullan, mariner 44 John Laran, merchant 48 Thomas Wallfon, millinery and dry good merchant
50 John Petteet, taylor
52 Peter Delbos, merchant
54 Elizabeth Miller, widow 56 Harriot Smith, widow
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Lombard Street continued.
§8 George Kellinger, fhoemaker 62 James Peal, miniature painter 66 Benjamin Price, nailor 72 John Smith, ftorekeeper 74 Peter Curylier, cabinet maker 76 Sarah Rice, widow
78 William Jackfou, taylor 36 David Hardy, fea captain 88 Gunning Bedford, alderman 92 John Soullier, merchant 94 Jofeph Corbet, houfe carpenter next Samuel Davis, fea captain 100 Samuel Rutter, clerk in the bank of Pennfylvania 104 Benjamin Lyndell, cabinet maker 106 Thomas Smith, clerk in the bank of North America next Rofe Rofs, wafherwoman next Charles Dick, houfe carpenter next Patrick Gribbon, mariner 160 John Tebo, gentleman next William Deveny, gentleman 16.4 Elizabeth Marley, fhopkeeper next Mary Rofelley, gentlewoman 16g Charles O'hagan, grocer next Daniel Able, carter next John Thompfon, gentleman next John M'Orregy, gentleman next Hfaac Evans, labourer next Johu Wright, tallow chandler Benjamin Mears, fchool mafter near Sixth ft.
1St Nathan Anertine, gentleman 183 Mary Wolf, grocer next John Baptift Chriftian, gentleman next Mary Hart, widow Hannah Herrald, widow Thomas Buttler, baker next Ifaac Walter, labourer Charles Carey, fhoemaker Richard Dougherty, houfe carpenter
George Robertfon, accomptant Frederick Abbott, carter Cadwallider Griffits, collector of the diftrict Ichn War, coach maker Thomas Crone, brick layer 202 Jacob Price, bricklayer Thomas Jones, minifter of the Univerfal congregation 206 Lawrence Liautier, mariner next Z. Laverns, labourer Ifaac Williamfon, fchool mafier
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Lombard Street continued.
next Benjamin Gardner, houfe carpenter
next Peter Finch, carter
next Robert Scott, dealer four doors from Eighth ft
next John Brown, gentleman
next John Herkins, grocer next Henry Magill, carter next John Mercier, confectioner and diftiller
5 Elizabeth Wallace, boarding houfe
9 Robert Shields, mariner
II Mrs. Prichett, widow
13 David Callaghan, merchant
15 Seven E. Pary, gentleman
17 John Hardy, fhopkeeper
23 Charles Allen, grocer
27 John Steel, merchant
29 Mary Blades, fhopkeeper
31 Dorcas Montgomery, widow
next Mr. MenuiGer, cabinet maker
37 Thomas Martin, white fmith
41 Mary Thompfon, fchoolmiftrefa
43 John Heron, mariner
45 George Eddy, merchant
47 Mary Bright, widow
49 J. P. Alhaud, baker
next William Love, jun. thoemaker
next John Brown, houfe carpenter 55 Doctor Rogers,
57 William Chaillebaux, baker
59 James Colwell, merchant 63 Ifaac Hover, Captain
67 Thomas Slaiter, gentleman
71 Louifa Rouffelir, widow
73 Henry Bletterman, baker 75 Snowden Sawyer, fhoemaker
77 Fergufon M'Ilwaine, merchant
79 M. Garen, gentleman 81 Guftavus Conyngham, fea captain gi James Hamm, baker next Severn Curtis, woodfawer next Jacob Gibbs, woodfawer next Richard Price, lumber merchant
163 Hetty Mufchert, gentlewoman 167 Nathan Boys, innkeeper
next John Willfon, painter and glazier next Louis Ambroife, hair dreffer 135 Thomas Cave, clerk of the New-market
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Lombard Street continued.
next Martin Barnard, hatter next William Bowen, coach driver next Silas Porter, labourer next Mary Clair, wafherwoman next William Harding, houfe carpenter next Charles Mitchell, fhopkeeper next Matthew Houton, porter
South Street.
13 Benjamin Jones, grazier next Barney Paine, boarding houfe next John Burnett, fea captain next Rice Davis, cooper 43 William Fort, grocer next Mary Vandegrift florekeeper next John Lewis, fhopkeeper 93 Pearce Wadman, fhopkeeper IQ9 Alexander Greaves, grocer III Robert Stewart, grocer
117 Robert Allifon, carpenter 119 James Art, fhipmafter I21 William Ewing, attorney at law
123 David January, gentleman
125 James Morrifon, grocer 117 James Carfon, fchoolmafter next Jane Detour, grocer next Jacob Mitchell, 123 Nathaniel Raine, carter 145 George Poppal, tavernkeeper
147 Abraham Sink, ironmonger next Sarah Wilfon, feamftrefs .
next Lawrence Sink, cabinet maker next Hannah Hetherington, feamftrefs
next William Allen Baf's, of the military department
next James Eccles, grocer
next James Wallaer, fhoemaker
next Jacob Smith, cook, . next William Karr, grocer next Peter Kane, fhoemaker
next John Dowds, mariner
next James Molineux, hair dreffer
next Catherine Humphres, laundrefs
next Thomas Lauden, tin plate worker next John Moore, waiter
next Henry Hofier, rag gatherer
next Robert Gordon, grocer
137 Edward Hanna, tavernkeeper -
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South Street. continued.
next William Weier, grocer next Robert Mercer, fhoemaker next James Robinfon, huckfter next George Mercer, fhoemaker next John Mayberry, labourer next John Reid, dealer next James Cofgrove, pedlar next Michael M'Guire, pedlar next Melchor Deeter, plain maker next Soloman Rumberfield, fhoemaker next William Wallace, grocer
2 Martha Johnfon, boarding houfe rext Margaret Thompfon, tavernkeeper next Andrew Courtney, boarding houfe next Sarah Downs, tavernkeeper
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14 David Graham, grocer 16 Garret Hulfckamp, pilot 18 Ann Ennis, boarding houfe next Henry Garrifon, coack maker George A. Walters, fhoemaker Peter Fofter, tavernkeeper Spengler and Brown, fmiths 30 David Maffet, merchant 36 Sarah Baker, feamftrefs next William Hamilton, grocer next Douglas Saint, grocer next Mary Mahoney, tavernkeeper next Patrick Gulaker, cooper next Dean Jones, paper hanger next Ebon Jones, paper hanger next John Dunlevy, grocer next John Cornith, china ftore next Thomas Watfon, fchool mafter
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next Stephen Addington, fchool mafter next William Patton, grocer next Abraham Scott, carpenter next Thomas Farrell, filk-dyer next James Cornifh, grocer next Elizabeth Scaife, grocer
next Lewis Young, cabinet maker
next William Taylor, ftorekeeper next John Louder, carpenter next Alexander Campbel, fhoemaker next David M'Call, taylor
next Samuel Beatty, fhoemaker next Robert Dunlap, woodfawer next John B. Laplanche, confectioner
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next Jacob Durang, bleeder next D. Canizares, tavernkeeper next Chriftiana Scott, huckfter next Felix Pafcalis, M. D. next Thomas Matthias, hatter next Sufannah O'Neal, gentlewoman next John Doughlas, cabinet maker next Jane Arthurs, milliner next Jane Swetnam, mantua maker
next Margaret Perry, mantua maker next James Steen, houfe carpenter
next Elizabeth Eckford, grocer next Robert T'empeft, carpenter next John Speleard, coachman next Robert Price, mariner next Robert Andrews, taylor 100 Secundo Boffio, livery ftable keeper
104 William Leedom, grocer 105 James Pratt, tobacconift
108 Thomas Broom, fhoemaker
IIo Alexander M'Phail, bricklayer
112 John Batten, porter
116 Nicholas Pickel, blackfmith
118 Sophia Rofeau, wafherwoman
120 Benjamin Keaffe, taylor
I21 Robert Tate, fea captain
124 William M'Cullagh, accomptant
128 John Hamilton, fhoemaker Catherine Meloy, wafherwoman Peter G aham, mariner
130 Jafper Carter, painter 132 Jofeph Kennedy, boarding houfe
134 George Springer, fhoemaker 136 James M'Cullen, carpenter. Hugh Kiernan, diftiller corner of Fourth ft Tiffin and Kiernan, diftillers do · do
152. John North, livery ftable keeper
154 Daniel Kuhn, fhoemaker
156 Matthew Spillard, grocer Jofeph Bird, juftice of the peace corner of Fifth ft
183 Alexander Read, grocer 185 John Gouge, ftorekeeper
187 John Warner, houfe carpenter 190 Rena Rapicaut, tobacconift
194 Alexander Clay, innkeeper 196 Patrick Lane, mahogany fawer
198 Thomas Morris, woodfawer
202 John Słoan, fnrgeon 204 Daniel Weaver, mariner
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South Street continued.
206 John Durang, comedian 208 Syknam Synnar, baker 210 Neal M'Devitt, bricklayer 214 Alexander M'Cullagh, taylor 216 Lewis Reineck, baker Hugh Dewitt, baker
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218 James Dunlap, tavernkeeper
224 Charles Currans, accomptant
226 James Money, labourer 228 Hugh Grant, carpenter 230 Michael Kenney, drover 232 James Peter, mariner
Penn Street.
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3 Jofeph Ruffell, merchant 7 Alice M'Clure, gentle woman
9 John Maffey, bifcuit baker
11 George Wall, taylor and boarding houfe 17 Jonathan Leedom, merchant
21 Willing and Francis, merchants counting houfe
25 John Thompfon, labourer
27 James M. Robertfon, ftorekeeper 29 Thomas Hood, oak cooper
31 Mary Dolby, gentlewoman
33 Adam Miller, mariner 35 Daniel Dolby, oak cooper 39 George Watts, fhip mafter
41 Anthony Cuthbert, maft maker next Elifha Miller, coachinan 47 Jehu Hollingfworth, merchant next John M'Gaugy, grocer next James Barry, labourer next Mary Collock, fhopkeeper next Innlow Corbet, huckfter next Deborah Martin, gentlewoman 61 John Gregory, fail maker next John Church, fhip mafter next Mary Thompfon, huckfter 16 Hanfe Laurence, boarding houfe 17 Jofeph Snyder, blackfmith next John Kelly, merchant next William Bell, Thip mafter next Thomas Wills, fhip mafter next Woodburn Nichols, fhip mafter next Thomas Penrofe, fhipwright
2 Hugh Boyle, taylor
4 Benjamin Jones, iron merchant
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Pine Street continued.
6 Thomas Vaffault, boarding houfe
28 Thomas Morris, grocer
30 William Thompfon, oak cooper
32 Frederick Stiff, baker
36 Cornelius, Hillman, tavernkeeper
38 Jeremiah Tatem, fhip mafter
46 Burroughs Gibbs, taylor
48 Elizabeth Beefley, boarding houfe
50 Patrick Linehan, oak cooper
54 Robert Whitford, mariner
56 Mary Wilfon, huckfter 58 John Toben, ftevadore
60 William Green, boarding houfe
62 David Thompfon, taylor
64 Michael M'Connomy, taylor
66 Elizabeth Sweaney, gentlewoman J. Sehouett, mariner
72 John M'Phail, mariner John Bogg's, mariner
74 George Hodge, mariner Mary Gedde, fhopkeeper Mary Rivers, gentlewoman
76 Mary M'Carthy, fhopkeeper John Lamount, mariner
78 Edward Baffett, mariner So Rachel Rice, boarding houfe
84 Sarah Robinfon, gentlewoman
Pruan Street.
5 Ann Jane Fletcher, fchool miftrefs
7 William Shepherd, grocer
9 James Blakie, cabinet maker next Doctor Mongea, near Fifth ft 21 William Staylor, porter . next Hannah Collins, widow 29 Benjamin Kerr, mufician - Douglafs, labourer
2 John Pollard, attorney at law
4 John O'Hara, nail manufacturer
6 Mr. Martin,
8 Ann Barbany, grocer -
10 William Shippen, M. D. and profeffor of anatomy next John O'Brien, labourer next David Montgomery, carter next William Euftace, hair dreffer
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Pruan Street continued.
Richard Edwards, labourer near Fifth ft K. Reynolds, do do next Anthony Wilfon, fea captain Charles Weydon, labourer
Strawberry Street.
2 William Fennell, fhopkeeper
4 Hannah Forde, mantua maker
6 Thomas Maddock, grocer
$ Thomas Calvert, innkeeper
10 Jofeph Lawfon, grocer Elizabeth and Jane Worrall, mantua makers,
12 E. Govett, widow
14 Jolin Wright, innkeeper
16 George Gilmer, watchman of the bank of Pennfylvania
18 Benjamin Greffon, hatter
20 Ifaac Phipps, corder
22 John Bonfall, taylor Andrew Calderwood, watch and clock maker
24 Chriftopher Marfhall, gentleman
28 John Gardiner, merchant Charles Jervis, gentleman
30 James Fitzgerald, boarding houfe
32 George Taylor, baker Mary Taylor, baker
34 Ifabella M'Koy, boarding houfe
36 John Hamilton, dealer in bees wax
40 Amor Prefton, bricklayer Margaret Miller, widow
42 Charles M'Kenzie, taylor 44 John Speel, baker
I William Govett, houfe carpenter
3 Benjamin Lawrence, infpector of the port
5 Martha Henderfon, widow, grocer Benjamin Woolfton, houfe carpenter
7 James Hannell, clerk
9 John Jackfon,
II John Hayward, baker
13 Thomas Watkins, fail maker
15 Jacob Snyder, fhoemaker
17 John Wheeler, taylor
19 David Brooks, taylor
21 Sufannah B. Shober, widow
23 John Woodward, grocer William Williams, merchant , Elizabeth Cathars, widow
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Strawberry Street continued.
27 John Thompfon, taylor
next E. Patterfon,
33 Robert Millikin, boot and fhoemaker
39 Robert Haydock & co. plumbers, painters & glaziers
Carters Alley from Second street between no. 66 and 68.
2 Mary Clement, gentlewoman
6 Jofiah Johnfon, letter carrier Samuel Park, letter carrier
8 Margaret Warner, gentlewoman
10 Aaron Boker, taylor
12 Richard Palmer, grocer
14. Ann Warner, gentlewoman Jacob Bond, fadler
16 Thomas Hurley, paper hanger
18 David Moon, windfor chair maker
20 Elizabeth Holmes, gentlewoman
22 Elizabeth Crawley, boarding houfe
24 Montgomery Baude, gentleman
26 James Porter, fadler
30 Mary Humphries, gentlewoman
32 John Jones, one of the proprietors of the N. Y. ftages next Philip Kelly, taylor
II Jacob Berryman, printer
13 Mary Richie, boarding houfe Mary Beere, gentlewoman
15 James Roberts, fheriff's officer
17 James Wilfon, fhoemaker
19 Charles Marthall, jun. druggift
23 Elizabeth Jones, gentlewoman
25 Benjamin Prentice, livery ftable keeper
27 John Carpenter, book binder Thomas Annadown, fhoemaker
31 James Maloney, currier 37 Wiliam Ogden, tavernkeeper
Goforth alley, from Carters alley.
Henry Banton, waiter John Tod, baker John B. Lemaire, fencing mafter John Ward, fhoemaker Henry Brown, fhoemaker
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.Pear Street from Dock Street.
Benjamin W. Morris and co. wine merchants
9 Thomas Parker, dealer in flour and grain
II Edward Dowers, fail maker 21 Richard Tybout, hatter Patrick M'Cafferty, baker near Second ft next John M. Baker, merchant Ifaac W. Morris, brewer
4 T. Turner, mariner
6 Mary Beatty, boarding houfe
8 Elizabeth Ofborne, gentlewoman
Io Samuel Milbanks accomptant
12 James Tate, warden of the cuftom houfe David M'Elroy, taylor
18 Thomas M'Elroy, cabinet maker 1
20 Charles Finney, houfe carpenter
24 William Weeks, fhipmafter "
26 Thomas Walpole, grocer
Mifflin's alley from Second street, between 112 and 114
Thomas Gray, fhoemaker
John Willis, thallopman
William Keer, mariner
William Brooks, currier
George Ricketts, houfe carpenter
William Pumero, currier
George Aragkity, oak cooper
John Bryan taylor
Mary Downe, boarding houfe
Willing's alley from Third street between 98 and 100
9 Luke M'Glue, coach trimmer and harnefs maker
If Dorothy Thornhill, wafherwoman Richard Thornhill, plaifterer Jofeph Brown, fhoemaker
13 Patrick Nowlan, taylor
15 John Bifhop, accomptant
next Matthew Carr, paftor of St. Mary's church
John Roffeter, do do do Philip Stadfford, do do do
George Stanton, do do do
Lætitia Court from Market street.
I Jacob Kane, brickmaker
2 Mary Williams, eating houfe 3 Thomas L. Briftoll, baker P
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Latitia Court continued.
4 Sebaffian Salade, fringe and lace weaver
5 Jolın Kane, grocer
6 Daniel Dunn, beef ftake and oyfter houfe
7 John Stowers, conftable
8 Ann Barrington, gentlewoman
9 John Crofs, tavernkeeper
10 Mary Foot, tavernkeeper
II John Peters, mariner
Black Horse alley, from Front street,
Robert Cook, beef fteak and oyfter houfe
next John M'Farlane, houfe carpenter next John Beck, cake baker
next George Allchin, book binder
next Carey Aavon, fhoemaker
next Gafper Guyger, taylor
White Horse alley, from Market street.
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I Jofeph Moore, fhopkeeper
3 Catherine Davis, innkeeper
5 William Bomberger, houfe carpenter
6 William Dawfon, huckfler.
Hext Charles Reed, currier next Thomas Rogers, merchant
9 Ifaac Starr, accomptant *
10 John Teft, callico and linen glasier
II Benjamin Brown, innkeeper next Thomas Kelly, trunk maker
next George Taylor, baker next Francis Roberts, fadler
Elbow Lane from White Horse alley.
y John Dougherty, boarding houfe 7 Catherine Hermitead, boarding houfe next Richard Truman, collector of taxes Reny Thompfon, boarding houfe
10 George Gilhagan, brewer - 12 Robert Robinfon, brewer
Biddle's alley from Market street between 78 and 80
John Bolton, woodfawer 'Tillinghaft Collins, mariner Richard Douglilafs, woodfawer Michael Foy, taylor John Finne, oak cooper Jofeph Craige, blackfmith
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Franklin's Court between 106 and 108 Market street.
William Duane, printer and proprietor of the Aurora H. Capron, boarding fchool
Turners Court from Market street between 210 and 212. Smith and Mafon, oak coopers
Boston's Court running from Ninth street to Turner's Court.
Robert. M'Adams, farrier and livery ftable keeper corner of Turner's court William Bolton, filver plater
Samuel Reed, harnefs maker
George Patton, accomptant
Norris's alley from Front street between 66 and 68 -
5 William Milnor, guager 7 Jane Peart, paftry cook
9 James Lafferty,
II James Noble, accomptant
13 Achilles Parker, wine merchant
15 Gilleaume Pecholier, commiffion merchant 2 William Hopkins, carpenter next William Hawks, merchant
4 John Meafe, merchant 6 Judith Cronen, widow
10 Hannah Harry, boarding houfe
12 Hannah Griffits, gentlewoman
Gray's alley from Front street between 64 and 66
George Weed, jun. M. D. James Williams, painter and glazier
12 William Boyer, houfe carpenter
16 Ewing Wiley, rule maker
I James C. Morris, baker
3 John Allwine, windfor chair maker
5 Benjamin Matthews, currier
11 Charles Erdman, fworn interpreter
13 Jofeph Cake, hatter
15 Samuel Logan, fhoemaker
Taylors alley from Second street between 71 and 73
John Carpenter, currier Daniel Carns, ftevadore William M'Cullam, ftevadore
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Gaskill Street.
I Samuel Jones, hatter next Jane Houlbert, thopkeeper 15 Anthony King, mariner John King, houfe carpenter next Benjamin Martin, fhoemaker
next Maris Hill, boarding houfe
next James M'Lachlan, fhoemaker
17 William Storey, nailor
next Edmund Connor, houfe carpenter
next Thomas Treffe, houfe carpenter
next Ifaiah Brown, labourer
next John Savage, houfe carpenter
next James Moore, gardener Margaret Coulton, fpinner above Fourth ft
next John Johnfton, houle carpenter Charles Cecil, whitefmith and bell hanger next Fifth ft 2 Elizabeth Corner, boarding houfe next lames Scott, bottler
next Catherine Denning, huckfter
next Naler Jorden, mariner
16 John Gray, oyfterman 22 Neal Boyle, labourer 24 John Douglas, farmer 26 Edward Boyle, taylor
next Samuel M'Garvey, painter and glazier i next Michael Reggar, tallow chandler and foap boiler next Thomas Whitefides, accomptant
next Stephen Ruffell, mariner
next James Prefton, rigger
next Jofeph Knox, bridle bit maker
next Catherine Mayfield, feamftrefs John Cafal, grocer and livery ftable keeper, corner of Fourth ft
next William Mervey, mariner
next John Warren, mariner next John Exeter, carter next George Elton, cabinet maker V
next John Helm, watchman
next John Clotworthy, bifcuit baker
next Francis Gibbins, taylor and habit maker
George street running from Gaskill to Plumb street.
20 John Kane, grocer next Thomas Cleaves, baker next Robert M'Dowell, boarding houfe next Jacob Baumgard, baker next John Dillon, mariner
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George Street continued.
James Wilkins, tavernkeeper corner of South ft next Catherine Metze, huckfter next Jonathan Yorke, woodfawer
next Frederick Afher, baker next Edward Bright, labourer next Mary Ann Uwan, gentlewoman
next Thomas Pugh, tax collector
next Jacob Keehinle, bleeder
46 William Sinylie, fail maker Jane Smylie, gentlewoman 12 John Edwards, fhip mafler 40 Ebenezar Fergufon, one of the magiftrates for the diftrict of Southwark
next Charles Dolan, ftore keeper next Thomas Bennett, mariner
next Rachel Mitchell, feamftrefs Sarah Brooks, . do next William Wallace, M. D.
Edward M'Kegan, bricklayer 1 next Barbara Sent, gentlewoman Robert Hall, mariner corner of South ft
next James'Gamble, fhip joiner 21 Alexander Lawfon, engraver William Jones, plaifterer 19 John Carfon, fhipmafter 23 John Doman, houfe carpenter next Willian Forreft, clerk in the bank of the U. States
next Henry Weaver, fugar baker next Thomas Stokes, mariner
next John Connor, fhoemaker
next Thomas Quail, mariner
Smith's court from Gaskill near Third street.
Alexander Smith, bricklayer Suťannah M'Kay, feamftrefs John Kirk, hatter Hugh Hill, bricklayer Margaret M'Cuddy, cotton fpinner
Relief alley from Second street between 235 and 237
Thomas Napier, plane maker John M'Kinzie, houfe carpenter George Lefher, coach maker James Milford, fhipmafter Prifcilla Schul, feamftrefs William Borterfield, mariner
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Stamper's alley between 206 & 208 south Second street.
2 Patrick Dixon, dealer
6 George Wilfon, cabinet maker " next Charles Gallaghar, fifh dealer 12 Peter Andrews, ladies fhoemaker Jolin Rogers, fhoemaker William Hannah, houfe carpenter
14 James Stallard, painter 16 Mary Burkloe, feamftrefs 18 David Ellis, gentleman next Godfrey Welfer, furgeon 30 Hannah Cook, mantua maker
Cypress alley running from Third to Fourth between 144 & 146
Phineas Atkinfon, bifcuit baker
J. B. Barry, cabinet maker
John Milbourn, mariner
Ifaac Mendenhall, houfe carpenter James Widdifield, houfe carpenter Niffa Cook, fhopkeeper
Jofeph Stratton, coachman Evan Jones, grocer
24 John Follins, waiter
Laurel street running N. & S. from Spruce between 39 & 41
4 Mordecai Churchman, clerk in the bank of Pennfylva.
6 William French, ftorekeeper
8 Jofeph Townfend, houfe carpenter, I Andrew Ruffell, taylor
3 John Drinker, portrait painter
Elmsley's alley running E. & W. from between 118 & 120 Second street.
John Tanguy, jeweller
Thomas M'Mahon, flocking weaver
James M'Gaa, labourer Jonn Andrews, currier
Jofeph Shields, ladies fhoemaker
David Vanhorn, filverfmith
Thomas Laurence, mariner
James Hays, houfe carpenter John Watfon, fhoemaker James Williams, fruiterer
Nicholas Caffadey, fhoemaker Elizabeth Street, taylorefs James Mills, hatter Hannah M'Kinney, boarding houfe
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Farmer's row running parallel with Pear street.
Brightwell Hibbs, taylor John Coufland, plumber James Whitaker, windfor chair maker Henry M'Dowell, labourer
Filbert Street running E. &s W. from Eighth street next 24. Chriftian Hight, blackfmith near Eighth ft
next Robert Martin, gilt and plated button maker
next Roderick Proveft, coach maker
next Soloman Irons, fhingle fhaver
24 John Grelaud, gentleman
26 Margaretta Pinkerton, gentlewoman
next William Efpey, carter
next Henry Mofes, keeper of hackney coaches for hire
32 John Van Reed, fecretary to the agent general under the Britifh treaty
34 William Banks, fecretary of the Schuylkill bridge office
36 Michael Fox, brick maker
38 George Lybrand, brick maker
next Margaret Devine,
Patrick Savage, ftone fawer near Tenth Street
Charles Blain, houfe carpenter fhop John Parker, drayman near Eleventh ft Robert Cochran, blackfmith and nail manufacturer near Eleventh it
Ifaac Miller, coachman do do
Rachel Anderfon, widow do do
Mr. Martin, bricklayer do do John J. Baralet, artift corner of Eleventh ft John . Thompfon, printer
33 Philip Bigloe, butcher .
next Daniel Steever innkeeper
next Elizabeth Mayer, gentlewoman
next Robert Hill, grocer
19 William Duane, editor and proprietor of the Aurora
next Sufaunah Morris, gentlewoman. John F. Zaperche, merchant 27 Samuel Fulton, merchant 29 John Shee, city treafurer next Oliver Evans, lumber merchant next John Johnfton, ftucco plaifterer next Cafper Widabaugh, brick maker next Jacob Earinfichter, wheel wright next Patrick Campbell, fhoemaker next A. Guier, merchant next Thomas Hughes, gentleman
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Sugar alley leading from Sixth street between 32 & 34
Mary Lavers, huckfer Ann Clofe, do
next John Trump, houfe carpenter
next William Hughes, houfe carpenter
12 Mrs. M'Guire, widow
14 Peter Stringer,
next Mrs. Jackfon, widow
18 Lewis Flaxberd, fhoemaker
20 Prifcilla Lloyd, feamftrefs
24 William Littlewood, whitefmith
next N. Degrayem, mantua maker
27 George Moutea, fhoemaker John Griffith, houfe carpenter -
30 Henry Cline, taylor
32 Henry Croto, labourer
34 John Williams, livery ftable keeper
36 John Zane, houfe carpenter
3 Chriftian Brunt, tinman
5 Thomas M'Kay, bricklayer
7 Hfaac Sellers, biafs founder
9 Mr. Bowers,
next Sophia Rogan, fchool miftrefs
13 Philip Warner, fhoemaker
Powell Street.
I William Thackara, plaifterer next James Debaufre, gentleman
next Richard Robinett, merchant
7 Peter L. Berry, houfe carpenter
9 Mr. Thibauldiers, gentleman
15 Thomas Annefley, merchant
19 Herman Bake, gentleman
21 Samuel M'Culloh, M. D. Ann M'Culoli, gentlewoman
23 Owen Biddle, houfe carpenter
25 George Summers, houfe carpenter
27 Alphonfo C. Irelard, houfe carpenter
29 John B. Debree, clerk in the bank of the U. States
28 Raphael Peale, portrait painter
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Little Dock street running east and west from south Second street between $77 & 179 Richard Smith, turner Anthony Steel, windfor chair maker John Pearce, houfe painter and glazier
Drinker's Court running north and south from Union street between 66 & 68
Saralı Bennett, fhopkeeper
Catherine Wolfe, feamftrefs
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Charles Hart, currier
Eleanor Pendegrafs, cook
John Greiner, taylor
Jacob Lawfon, mariner
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Godfrey Crumback, fhoemaker William Elliot, mariner
Mrs. Smith, wafherwoman
Mr. Seckel, accomptant
Zeen street running E. & W. next 22 North Seventh street,
38 Charles Knight miniature painter
40 Jane Tanner, watherwoman
42 John Daniel, milkman 44 Jacob Snider, fhoemaker
46 William M'Mullen, houfe carpenter
50 Catherine Hopkins, boarding houfe
52 Peter Grouding, houfe carpenter
58 John Wilfon, conftable, 62 Charles Souder, bricklayer
66 Benjamin Severn, labourer
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