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Geo. Ingels, President Wm. Garrigues, vice President.
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Joseph Wetherill, Treasurer John Smith jun. Secretary David Flickwire, Warden.
MANAGING COMMITTEE ; Wm. Linnard, Jacob Col- laday, Joseph Morris, George Summers, Jonathan Ro- berts, Wm. Powell, Daniel Knight.
ABOLITION SOCIETY.
Dr. Benj. Rush, president. John Evans, treasurer. Robert Patterson and Thomas Parker, vice presidents. John Bacon and Benjamin Williams, secretaries
Counsellors. William Lewis, William Rawle, John Hallowell, Walter Franklin, James Milnor, Joseph Hop- kinson, Joseph Hemphill, John R. Coates, Daniel Smith, George Fisher, George Vaux, Jacob S. Waln, junr.
Electing Commitee. Hanson Waters, Joseph Moore, Isaac T. Hopper, Abraham Hillyard, Edmund Kinsey, Charles Townsend, Samuel Smith, Thomas Harrison, William Master, Thomas Rogers, Isaac Pearson, Joseph Price.
ALLEVIATING THE MISERIES OF PUBLIC PRISONS.
William White, president. Isra. W. Morris, treasurer. William Rogers and Thomas Wistar, vice president8. Caleb Cresson jun. & Wm. M'Ilhenney, jun. secretaries.
Electing Committee. Israel W. Morris, Samuel P. Griffitts, Thomas Wistar, William M'Ilhenney, Ben- jamin Thaw, Zachariah Poulson, Thomas Parker, Thom- às Harrison, Isaac Parish, Jacob Shoemaker.
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS.
John Redman, ftresident. Wm. Shippen, vice president. C'ensors. Samuel Duffield, Thomas P'arke, Casper Wis- tar, junr. Samuel P. Griffitts.
Benjamin Say, treasurer. Thomas T. Hewson, Secr'y. PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
THOS. JEFFERSON, president. John Vaughan, treasurer. Caspar Wistar, Robert Patterson, Benjamin Smith Bar- ton, vice presidents.
John Redman Coxe, Adam Seybert, Thomas C. James, Thomas T'. Hewson, secretaries.
James Woodhouse, Samuel Duffield, William Shippen, Zaccheus Collins, Counsellors for three years.
Chas. W. Peale, John Church, Rob. Hare, jun. Curators.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES. NORTH AMERICA INSURANCE COMPANY. OFFICE 98, SOUTH SECOND STREET. Charles Pettit, President
Directors. Andrew Bayard, Daniel W. Coxe, Joseph Donath, Thomas English, Thomas W. Francis, Robert Harwood, Samuel Hodgdon, Alexander Henry, Godfrey Haga, John Inskeep, John Leamy, Samuel Mifflin, Arch- ibald M'Call, Samuel Rhoads, James Taylor, Joseph Taggert, Jacob C. Wikoff, Robert Wharton, James Boggs, Samuel Keith, William Poyntell, James Read, Richard Willing, Jacob S. Waln .- Election 8th of January.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY. OFFICE N. E. CORNER OF DOCK AND SECOND. James S. Cox, President.
Directors. Daniel Smith, John C. Stocker, Joseph Sims, Abijah Dawes, Henry Pratt, George Latimer, Jes- se Waln, Samuel Breck, John G. Wachsmuth, Jehu Hollingsworth, Samuel Coates, Henry Nixon.
Election 14th of January.
PHILADELPHIA INSURANCE COMPANY. OFFICE.S. W. CORNER WALNUT AND SECOND. Samuel W. Fisher, President.
Directors. Robert Waln, Thomas M. Willing, John Savage, John Ashley, Abraham Kintzing, jun. James. Smith, Joseph S. Lewis, John Gardner, jun. Henry Haw- kins, William J. Miller, William Waln, James C. Fisher.
DELAWARE INSURANCE COMPANY. OFFICE NO. 86, SOUTH SECOND-STREET.
Thomas Fitzimmons, President.
Directors. William Buckley, Aug. Bousquet, John Craig, George Curwen, Joseph D. Drinker, Stephen Dutilh, Griffith Evans, Rich. Gernon, Manuel Eyre, jun. Lewis D. Carpentier, Samuel Meeker, William M'Faden, Jacob Sperry, John Welsh.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE NO. 45, WALNUT, NEAR SECOND-STREET. Joseph Ball, President.
Directors. William T. Smith, William M'Murtrie, Philip Nicklin, James Vanuxem, Stephen Girard, Joseph Summerl, John H. Brown, Hugh Colhoun, John Bohlen, Lewis Clapier, Daniel Man, Richard Dale.
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PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. OFFICE 96, SOUTH SECOND-STREET. Isaac Wharton, president. David Lewis, vice-pres. Directors. Robert E. Griffith, Joshua Gilpin, Joseph Snowden, Paschal Hollingsworth, Joseph Curwen, E. E. Maddock, Jno. Meany.
TURNPIKE, BRIDGE & CANAL COMPANIES. SCHUYLKILL BRIDGE COMPANY. Richard Peters, president. John Dorsey, treasurer.
Directors. John Dunlap, John Perot, Ebenezer Ha- zard, William Poyntell, Thomas Savery, Charles Bid- dle, John G. Wachsmuth, George Fox, George Rein- holdt, Peter Browne, Richard Hill Morris, Anthony Cuth- bert .- Elected 7th of January.
DELAWARE AND SCHUYLKILL CANAL. Eben. Hazard, president. William Govett, treasurer.
Directors, Benj. R. Morgan, Elias Boudinot, Wm. Sansom, Jacob Downing, Wm. Montgomery, Wm Read, P. S. Du Ponceau, James Vanuxem, Joshua Gilpin, Tur- ner Camac, Richard Wistar, George Bickham.
SCHUYLKILL & SUSQUEHANNAH CANAL. David Lewis, president. William Govett, treasurer. Managers. James C. Fisher, Henry Drinker, junr. William Read, Zaccheus Collins, Samuel Magaw, Jacob Downing, John Newbold, William Montgomery, Wm, Sansom, Benj. W. Morris, William Young, James Read.
LANCASTER TURNPIKE.
Elliston Perot, president. Wm. Govett, treasurer, &c.
Managers. Richard Thomas, William Sansom, Jacob Downing, James C. Fisher, Godfrey Haga. Sam. Wheel- er, John Curwen, Paul Beck, jun. John Hubley, Adam Reigart, jun. George Aston, Samuel Hains.
GERMANTOWN &c. TURNPIKE. Benj. Chew, jun. president. Joseph Bullock, treasurer. Managers. John Bohlen, Peter Brown, Edward Du- nant, William Davy, Samuel W. Fisher, George Fox, Joseph P. Norris, Thomas Newbold, jun. Thomas Nor- ton, James Vanuxem, Samuel Wheeler, Jesse Waln.
FRANKFORD, Sc. TURNPIKE. James C. Fisher, president. Joseph James, treasurer.
Managers. John C. Stocker, David Lewis, George Ludlam, J. G. Wachmuth, Richard Gernon, Alexander Martin, Abraham Duffield, Derick Paterson, John M'El- roy, Gilbert Rodman, John Shalcross, John Lardner.
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OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE
OF PENNSYLVANIA, FOR THE YEAR, 1805.
Israel Israel, Esquire ; Grand Master. Fred. Wolbert, Esquire, Deputy Grand Master. Robert Pullen, Senior Grand Warden. Robert Poalk, Junior-Grand Warden. George A. Baker, Grand Secretary. Thomas Armstrong, Esquire Grand Treasurer.
LODGES HELD IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Number of the Lodges Masters Names.
Times of Meeting-
2 Thomas Rayner,
3 Saml. Hergesheimer,
9 William Huckel,
19 Thomas Tomkins,
51 Robert Poalk, , . 52 Cadwalader Griffiths, 59 67 Lodewyck Sharpe,
71 John Ray junr,
72 Joseph Blame,
73 Edward George, 91
Ist & 4th Mondays 1st & 3d Tuesdays Ist & 3d Fridays 1st & 3d Thursdays 2d & 4th Thursdays 1st & 3d Wednesdays 2d & 4th Tuesdays 2d & 4th Fridays 2d & 4th Wednesdays 2d & 4th Saturdays Ist & 3d Thursdays 1st & 3d Saturdays
PHYSICIANS, MIDWIVES, AND NURSES.
ALBERTI GEO. F. 116 N Caldwell Chas. 211 S Second Front Anson John 20 Shippen Barton Ben. S. 184 Mulberry Bertron David 50 Green Bethausen E. 339 N Third
Cathrall Isaac 23 Mulberry Chapman Natl. 113 Walnut Christie David 80 Penn Church John 266 S Second Conover Saml. 26 N Fifth Blayney Arth. 165 Sassafras Cox John R. 51 N Third Bleight Samuel 76 Mulberry Currie Wm. 180 S Second Brown Thomas 9 Passyunk Dewees Wm. 205 Mulberry Budd Wm. 137 Sassafras Duffield Saml, 12 Chesnut
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Dunlap Jas. 107 Mulberry Farquhar Geo. 39 N Sixth Fiss Joseph 38 N Eighth Frank Adam 208 St. Johns
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Parke Thos. 20 S Fourth Pascalis Felix 152 S Front Peres Peter 31 Callowhill Perkins Elijah 124 Spruce Gallaher James 14 N Fourth Physick P. S. 120 Mulberry Gillaspy Geo. 233 S Front Porter John 244. N Second Glentworth P. E. 144 Sas- Proudfit James 153 S Second safras
Redman Thos. 18S Chesnut Goss Joseph 10 Plum Redman John 44 N Second Griffith Elijah 112 Sassafras Reynolds James York court Griffitts Saml. P. 62 S Front Rogers Patrick 262 N 2d Hanckle John 364 N Second Rousseau John 210 Spruce Harris Robert 24 N Eighth Rownd Samuel H. 165 S 2d Hedges Lu ilow 59 N Third Rovoudt Wm: 2 Wood Hewson Thos. T. 41 Spruce Rush B. corner Walnut &4th Heylin Isaac 13 S Seventh Say Benj. 152 Chesnut Howard John, 319 N Third Sermon Isaac 23 N 2d James Thos. C. 72 S Second Seybert Adam 114 High Keehmle John 33 N Fourth . Shippen Wm. 10 Prune Kuhn A. next 140 Chesnut Stafford Robert S. 110 S 4th Le Combe John 263 S Third Strong Jos. corner Walnut La Roche René 98 S Fifth and Second Mackenzie J. D.15 Lombard Stewart James 195 S Fourth Mathieu Joseph 16 Branch Tate John 48 N Fourth Mease James 192 Chesnut Meredith C. 254 N Second Miller Peter 62 N Third Minnick Joseph P. 30 High Weaver John 419 N Second Mongea R. 81 S Third Moore Saml. 38 Sansom
Vanleer B. 8th nearChesnut Vickers Abram. 160 N 3d Wallace Wm. 109 German ·
WVelser Godfrey, 364S Front White Wm. 441 N Second Nevling John 366 N Second Wismer Henry Dispensary Norgrave Nathl. 23 N 10th Wistar Caspar 112 S Fourth Otto John C. 139 Mulberry Woodhouse Jas. 13 Cherry
MIDWIVES.
Bowers Mrs. 9 Farmers alley M'Mannis Mrs.` Walnut Brown Mary 11 Callowhill near 12th
Clinton Mary, Locust above Moodie Mrs. 2 Oak (S) Seventh Morrel Mrs. 71 Union
Corley Rebecca 56 Shippen Philips Mrs. 9 Coxes alley Dickerson Mrs. 31 Coates Regin Ann, 16 St. Johns Emes Ann 207 Sassafras Rose Jane 7 Brewers alley Rose Ann 9 Brewers alley Hemphill Jane 73 Plum Kilpatrick Ann 96 Swanson Rose Susannah 7 Brewers M Cabe Mrs. 241 S Sixth alley M'Fall Rosina 163 Mulberry Thompson Mrs. 25 Penn
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Thackara Eleanor 46 S 6th Wells Mrs. St. Mary above Vanholt. Ann 190 S 6th 7th Weatherby Mrs. 106 Cedar Zigler Ann 74 New st Whooly Mrs. 36 Appletree alley
NURSES. &c.
Anthony Mrs. 386 N Third Knowlen Selah, layer out Baker R. 66 Catherine
of the dead 15 Vernon Barnet Martha 65 N 3d Barry Ann 94 N 7th M'Carter Rachael, 64 N 7th Moore Hannah 247 S 3d Bruner C. Lumbard near Norton J. 22 Coombs alley Tenth
Pettit Esther 74 New Rivers Mary 76 Penn
Callopen Margaret 74 New Corr Sophia 15 Brewers al- Robinson Eliza 6 Callowhill ley
Crosley Ann 158 N 2d
Rowen Mrs. 27 Queen Simpson Mrs. 215 S Fifth
Crowell Rachael 53 Almond Skelton Mary 74 New Delaqur Mrs. 116 N 6th Dunlap Eliza 27 Penn Harvey Mrs. 78 Lumbard Swain Elizabeth 182 N 2d Thompson E. 102 N Third Tomblesone Mrs. 62 Coates Hendricks Rebec. 65 Queen Walter Mrs. 119 Swanson January Hannah layer out Williams E. Coopers court. of the dead, 1 Smiths alley
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LAND AND WATER STAGES.
LAND STAGE.
Allentown Stage, from Franklin & Camel inns, Wednesdays & Saturdays, 5 A. M. Amwell Stage, from 18 North Fourth, Daily, Sunday excepted, 8 A. M. Baltimore Pilot, George and Indian Queen Inns, Every day, Sunday excepted, 6 A. M. Bethlehem Stage, from 85 Sassafras, Franklin & Camel Inns, Wednesdays & Saturdays, 5 A. M. Boundbrook Stage, from 18 North Fourth, Every day, Sunday excepted, 8 A. M. Bustletown Stage, 130 North Second, Every day, Sundays excepted, 6 A. M. Carlisle Stage, from White Swan, from 106 Sassafras, Tuesdays. Chesnut-hill Stage, 50 North Fourth, Every day, 6, 7 & 9 A. M. 3, 4 & 6 P. M. Coryells Ferry
Crooked Billet Swift Sure Stage, from 18 North Fourth daily, Sunday excepted, 8 A. M.
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Dover Stage Franklin Inn, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, 5 A. M. Easton Stage, from 85 and 106 Sassafras, Wednesdays and Thursdays, at 5 P. M. Frankford Stage, from 84 and 130 N. Second, daily, at 9 A. M. and 6 P. M. Falls of Schuylkill, daily, from 50 N. Fourth. 1
Georgetown Pilot, from George Tavern, Every day, Sunday excepted, at 6 A. M. Germantown Stage, from 118 North Third, Every day, 8 A. M. and 5 P. M. Harrisburgh Stage, from White Swan, 106 Sassafras, Every Tuesday.
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Harrowgate Stage, from White Swan, every day as passengers offer. Holmesberg Stage, from 84 N. Second, daily, at 5 P. M. Jenkentown Stage, from 18 N. Fourth, every day, Sunday excepted, 8 A. M. Lamberton Stage, from Arch street ferry, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Lancaster Stage, from Tomlinson's Inn, every day, Sunday excepted, 4 A. M. New Brunswick Stage, from Arch st. ferry, Wednesdays and Saturdays. New Castle Stage, from Franklin Inn, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 4 A. M. New York, U. S. Mail, Hardy's Inn, every day, Sunday excepted, at noon. New York Commercial Stage, George Inn, every day, Sunday excepted, 2 A. M. MNew York Federal line, Indian Queen, every day, Sundays excepted, 8 A. M. New York New Line Industry, from 50 N. Fourth and George Inn, daily, at 7 A. M. New York Diligence, George Inn, every day, Sunday excepted, 8 A. M.
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New York Swiftsure, 18 North Fourth, every day, Sunday excepted, 8 A. M.
Norfolk Stage, from Franklin Inn, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 4 A M- Norristown Stage, Pottsgrove Stage, Reading Stage,
from 50 N. Fourth and 106 Sassafras, Tuesdays and Frid ays.
Pittsburgh Stage, from Tomlinson's Inn, Tuesdays and Fridays, 4 A. M.
Shippensburgh Stage, from Tomlinson's Inn, Tuesdays and Fridays, 4 A. M. Somerset Scotch Plains
7 Swiftsure Stage, from 18 N. Fourth, daily, Sundays excepted, 8 A. M. Springfield
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Trapp Stage, White Swan, 106 Sassafras, Tuesdays and Fridays. Trenton Stage, 84 North Front. every day, Monday excepted, 7 A. M. West Chester Stage, from 220 High & 34 N. Fourth, Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays, 6 A. M. Westown School Stage, 84 N. Second, every Thursday, 8 A M. Wilmington Stage, George Inn, every day, Sunday excepted, 8 A. M.
WATER STAGES AND PACKETS.
Appoquinimink Packet, from Smith's wharf, Wednesdays and Thursdays, Baltimore Packet, from S South Wharves, every day, Saturday excepted. Baltimore Packet, from Smith's wharf, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Boston Packet, from Chesnut street wharf, as freight offers.
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Bordentown Packet, from Smith's wharf, Sundays & Wednesdays, Tuesdays & Thursdays after. Burlington Packet, from Old Ferry, every day. Fredericktown Packet, from 3 South wharves, every day, Saturdays excepted. Georgetown Packet, from Chesnut street wharf
New Castle Packet, from Market street wharf every day Saturdays excepted. New York Packet, from Old Ferry, Sundays and Wednesdays, Tuesdays & Thursdays altern. Sassafras Packet, from Smith's wharf, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Trenton Packet, from Old Ferry, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Wilmington Packet, from Chesnut street wharf, every day.
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BOUNDARIES
OF THE RESPECTIVE WARDS THROUGH- OUT THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Upper Delaware Ward. Extends within a line of the river Delaware, thence by the northern boun- dary of the city to Fourth-street, thence by the said river to the northern boundary of the city.
Lower Delaware Ward. Extends within a line from the river Delaware, thence by Sassafras-st. to Fourth-street, thence by the same to Mulberry- street, thence by the same to the river Delaware, and thence by said river to Sassafras-street.
High street Ward. Extends within a line from the Delaware, thence by Mulberry-street to Fourth st. thence by the same to High street, thence by the same to the river Delaware, and thence by the said river to Mulberry street.
Chesnut Ward. Extends within a line from the river Delaware, thence by high-street to Fourth- street, thence by the same to Chesnut street, thence by the same to the river Delaware, and thence by the said river to High street.
Walnut Ward. Extends within a line from the river Delaware, thence by Chesnut street to Fourth street, thence by the same to Walnut street, thence by the same to the river Delaware, and thence by the said river to Chesnut street.
Dock Ward. Extends within a line from the river Delaware, thence by Walnut street 'o Fourth street, thence by the same to Spruce street, thence by the same to the river Delaware, and thence by the said river to Walnut street.
New Market Ward. Extends within a line from the river Delaware, thence by Spruce street to 4th street, thence by the same to the Southern boun- dary of the City, thence by said boundary to the river Delaware, and thence by said river to Spruce street.
North Mulberry Ward. Extends within a line
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from Fourth-street, thence by the Northern boun- dary of the City, to the Western boundary of the same, thence by the said Western boundary to Sassafras street, thence by the same back to 4th street, and thence by the same to the place of be- ginning.
South Mulberry Ward. Extends within a line from Fourth-street, thence by Sassafras-street to the Western boundary of the City, thence by the same to Mulberry-street, thence by the same back to Fourth-street, and thence by the same to the place of beginning.
North Ward. Extends within a line from Fourth- street, thence by Mulberry-street to the western boundary of the city, thence by the same to High- street, thence by the same back to Fourth-street, · and thence by the same to the place of beginning.
Middle Ward. Extends within a line from Fourth- street, thence by High-street to the western boun- dary of the city, thence by the same to Chesnut- street, thence by the same back to Fourth-street, and thence by the same to the place of beginning.
South Ward. Extends within a line from Fourth- street, thence by Chesnut-street to the western boundary of the city, thence by the same to Wal- nut-street, thence by the same back to Fourth- street, and thence by the same to the place of be- ginning.
Locust Ward. Extends within a line from Fourth- street, thence by Walnut-street to the western boundary of the city, thence by the same to Spruce- street, thence by the same back to Fourth street, and thence by the same to the place of beginning.
Cedar Ward. Extends within a line from Fourth- street, thence by Spruce-street to the western boundary of the city, thence by the same to the southern boundary thereof, thence by the same back to Fourth-street, and thence by the same to. the place of beginning.
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LATE REMOVALS, &c.
AIEL GEORGE, sail maker 227 N Third Alexander John, cabinet maker York court Amos Jacob, shoemaker Wells alley Ansbey John, sea captain 35 Union BEARD NICHOLAS, victualler Charlotte Beck Henry E. hair dresser 50 Artillery lane Bell Wm. clock & watch maker near 21 S Front Berthier John, carpenter 37 St. Tammany Blain Leon, merchant 281 S Front Bonnell & Fulton, paper makers & stationers 24 Chesnut
Boyle Joseph, carpenter $98 N Second Boyle Benjamin, carpenter Poplar lane
Brown Fred. copperplate printer, 73 S Front Brown Wm. merchant 18 Pine
Burge John, confectioner 36 Chesnut
Burkhardt Henry, baker 23 Walnut
CAMPBELL THOS. boarding house 13 Swanson Casteldine Wm. coach maker Locust above 8th Chesnut John, carter Locust near Twelfth Chew Benjamin jr. attorney at law 152 S Second Childs Luke, carpenter Logan Christy Wm. shoemaker 29 S Front Collet Ann, gentlewoman 166 Walnut
DAVIS & BRANSON, sailmakers 109 S Water Davis Mathew, merchant 40 Brown Davis J. stationer, 86 Mulberry st.
Davy John, cabinet maker Coxes alley Dominick Chas, painter & glazier Noble st. Dontremei G. silversmith 20 Cherry
EGLEY SAMUEL, taylor Coombs alley Elliott Joseph perfumer, 65 Mulberry st Ervin John, sadler Juniper lane
FAGUNDUS GEO. tavernkeeper 427 N Second-
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Fawcett Wm. hardware merchant 195 High Ferguson Robert, taylor 417 N Front Foster Walter, taylor 28 Little Water Field and Thomas, merchants, 61'N Front Fowler Thos. mate 126 N Front Fox Michael, carter 129 Callowhill GOODMAN THOS. & Co. merch. 9 S Wharves Goodman Thos, merchant corner Schuylkill 5th & High
Grum William, shoemaker, 30 Mulberry HALL EZEKIEL, distiller Cable lane near Vine Hankinson Wm. storekeeper, 204 N Second Hatherty Henry, engraver 145 N Second Harkness Adam, stone cutter 22 N Ninth - Hart James, grocer, 229 N Third , and corner of Vine street
Henderson John, carpenter 188 Lumbard Heysham Robert, accomptant 34 St. Johns Heckenmiller Jacob, blacksmith near 31 Cable lane IRWIN & KELLEY, publishers of the Philadelphia
Repository, & book store, 76 N Fourth st Israel Wm. P. & Co. merchants 19 S Warves JACOB WM. hatter 23 Callowhill M'COY ROBERT, smith next 299 & 523 N 2d
M'Cutchon Samuel, sea captain 45 Swanson M Farlan John, sea captain 16 Catherine M.Glathery George, carpenter 33 Plum M'Leod Mordecia, grocer Vernon
Mackie & Graff, soap & candle manufacturers 319 N Second
Mackineu John, storekeeper 62 S Second Magoffin Joseph, merchant 153 S Ninth Maguire Arthur, laborer, 118 N Water Mælambre Jacob, shoemaker 51 S Front Martin James, gentleman 66 George Maison Hampstead, mariner 29 North alley Mason Mansfield A. shoemaker 70 Shippen Maxfield James, porrer 29 Cherry Meredith C M. D. 254 N Second Meredith Daniel, shoemaker 19 Passyunk
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Michault , musician 154 Spruce Miller Peter, M. D. 62 N Third Miller Nicholas, blacksmith, 16 Artillery lane Miller Joseph, grocer, 152 N Third Miller George, grocer Crown st. Miller John, oakcooper 4th above Brown Miles John junr. gunsmith 27 S Water Mitchel Francis, trunkmaker Juniper near George Moore James, carpenter Little Seventh Moore Thomas, silversmith Coombs alley Morris Wm. porter 1 Grays alley Morrison John, turner Vernon Moyer George, porter 4th above Brown Mullin Edward, grocer Oak st. [N. L.]
NEELY JOHN, grocer 128 S Water Nestick Saml. T. shoemaker 4 Vernon Nice Ann, mantua maker 201 N Third Niser Jacob, potter 26 Dock
O'BRIEN PATRICK, carter 224 Shippen O'Connoway Math. interpreter 13 Willings alley O'Farren Niel, dealer 403 S Front O'Hallaran Lawrence, laborer back of 116 High Ogden John, carpenter 3 Fayette
PARRISH SAMUEL, merchant 17 N Second Patterson John, corder Race st. M.Cullochs court Perry Susannah, boarding-house near 48 Gaskill Pinkhorn Martin, baker, near 187 S Seventh Pitcher Rufus, ladies shoemaker 91 S Second Price Abia, deputy goaler 4 Strawberry
RAYMON NATHAN, shipwright Coopers court Redman John M. D. 42 N Second Redman Thomas, gentleman 188 Chesnut Reaver John, taylor 21 N Sixth Reed Samuel & Alex. grocer corner 3d & Arch Rees Edward, accomptant 4 Noble Ridgeway Jane, boarding house 67 Arch Rigg John H. accomptant 98 N Sixth
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Rene Michael, grocer 6 S Water Robeson Levy, shoemaker Eighth near Cedar Robinson J. M. D. Penn street Rogers Wm. D. D. Professor, &c. in the Universi- ty of Pennsylvania .- University S Ninth st. south apartments Roth Richard, tanner above 500 N Second
Rudolph Ann, widow, 142 N Water
Russel Elizabeth, mantua maker Pattons court
SAP ABRAHAM, victualler 4th above Brown Scott Mary, nurse Couffmans court Seip Peter, grocer & meal-man 224 N Front Sicard Stephen, dancing master 130 Mulberry Simons Joseph & Noah, dry good store 253 S 2d Soares John, consul from Portugal 122 Pine Specht Jacob senr. victualler Charles Sprenger Joseph C. merchant, 66 N Third Stokely Mary, boarding house 195 S Second
TAYLOR JOSEPH, accomptant near 50 Crown ·
VERNOU JOHN, hair dresser 3 S Front Vickers Abraham, M. D. 160 N Third
Voloran Dennis, A. drawing master, 109 Spruce
WAGNER HENRY, grocer above 500 N Second Waterman Thomas, accomptant 12 Sansom Weatherby Joseph, deputy Sherriff 446 N Third Welsh Hannah boarding houss, 86 Mulberry Whiteman Windel, tanner above 500 N Second Whitney Thos. manufacturer of Surveyors and other mathematical instruments, N 6th street opposite one mile and a half, Germantown road .- Orders left at 48 Chesnut street, will be attended to.
Willard, Parr, storekeeper, 115 N Second Weyant John, porter above 500 N Second Wright Henry R. merchant 59 S Water
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25 25 4 S. 14
16
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M D
D
Remarks.
Sun fets . Sun rifes. HMHM
slozu
M S
MH M
High Water Phila.
I
Circumcition
7 24 4 36
4
23
37
21
IO
39 46 morn.
5 5
51
7 39
clear and cold
204 40
7 36
22
6
57
16
2
9
7 40 8 41 9 44|
9 28
7
7*'sSouth 8 4 7
18 14 42
25
21
48 38
30 15
4 35
IO 48
0
no n. 2
2
16 17 18 19
4 5 6 7
in perigee
17 174 43
8
53
22
8
9 34 3 34
4
18 3
5 6 6 6 51
6 2 7 3 4 5 8 9 10 6
fnow form
7 214 39
4 40
7 I1
122
13
7 26
2
6 3 54
4
7
Alde. So. 9 22
17 22
4 38
5
26 22
very cold
7 22 4 38
5
6 46 22
op
4 II
hard frofts 7 19
4 40
8 8
I 21
3 24
Io 29
2
3 4 5
sets
south
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Planets' Places, &c.
H. M.
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