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North Mulberry, from Race to Vine, and Fourth street to Schuylkill
CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE.
January 14th, 1806.
Notice is hereby given,
THAT, agreeably to an Ordinance of the Select and Common Councils, the city is divided into four districts, and, that each district is under the special superintendance of the person whose name is annexed thereunto.
DISTRICT No I.
From the south side of Cedar or South street, to the south side of Spruce street,-William Stevenson, No. 152 south Fourth street.
II.
From the south side of Spruce street, to the south side of Chesnut street,-James Ker, No. 71 Dock street, oppo- site the Bank of Pennsylvania.
III.
From the south side of Chesnut street, to the south side of Arch or Mulberry street,-Peter Kraft, No. 31 North alley, between High or Arch streets.
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IV.
From the south side of Arch or Mulberry street, to the north side of Vine street, -George Justice, No. 82 Crown street.
N. B. The carriage way in High street to be under their care generally.
FOR REPAIRS, &c: OF PUMPS.
DISTRICT No. I.
From the south side of Cedar or South street, to the north side of Chesnut street, apply to either of the com- missioners or to Samuel Z. Jones, No. 128 south Fifth st. between Pine and Lombard streets.
II.
From the north side of Chesnut street, to the north side of Vine street, apply to either of the commissioners, or to John Point, in north Fourth street above Vine, or at his dwelling in the court near Edward Pennington's, Race st.
SUPERINTENDANTS OF LABOURERS & CARTS.
Northern District, from north side of Vine to south side of Chesnut streets, Jacob Hirneisen, corner of Seventh street and Sugar alley.
Southern District, from south side of Chesnut to south side of South street, Daniel Abel, No. 138 Lombard street, corner of Gilles's alley.
Also, that the following are fixed on as stands for Drays and Hackney Coaches.
FOR DRAYS.
Vine street on the south side, from Front to Second.
Sassafras and Chesnut on the north side, and west of Water street.
Walnut street, east of Front street.
High street on the north side, from Front street, thirty feet east of Water street.
Mulberry street south side, from Front to Second street. . Front street east side, from Vine to Race or Sassafras street.
Front street east side, from Chesnut street to Hamilton's stores.
Water street west side, from the north end of T. L. Moore's stores to Pine street.
Penn street west side, from Pine to Cedar or South street.
Drawbridge on the north side, from Water street to Front street,
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Spruce, Pine, and Cedar streets on the north side, east of Front street.
Dock street, from Walnut street to the flag-stone cross- way opposite George Oakeley's.
Second street on the west side, from Race or Sassafras street to Vine street.
Sassafras or Race street on the north side, from Third to Fourth street.
Fifth street on the east side, from Mulberry or Arch st. to Chesnut street.
South Sixth street on the east side, from High to Minor street.
North Sixth street on the west side, from High street to Sugar alley.
North Seventh street on the west side, from High to Elder or Zane street.
North Eighth street on the west side, from High to Fil- bert street.
NOTE .- No horse or dray to stand within ten feet of any pump or hydrant.
FOR HACKNEY COACHES.
Pine street on the north side, from Fourth to Fifth street.
Fifth street on the west side, from Chesnut to Walnut st.
Dock street on both sides of the way, from Walnut to Third street.
By order of the Board,
JOSEPH KER, Clerk,
GUARDIANS OF THE POOR.
FOR THE CITY.
Henry Schell, No. 121 High, and 126 north Fourth street. Jacob Schreiner, No. 122, north Second st. John W. Mor- rell, No. 97 Arch street-From the south side of Vine street to the north side of Arch street, and from the Delaware to Schuylkill.
John Markland, No. 204 Race street-From the south side of Arch street to north side of High street, and from Delaware to Schuylkill.
Thomas L. Bristoll, No. 3 Lætitia court-From the south side of High street to the north side of Chesnut street, and from the Delaware to Schuylkill:
Nathan Jones, No. 48 and 50 south Second street-From the south side of Chesnut street to the north side of Walnut street, and from the Delaware to Schuylkill.
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Israel Israel, No. 111, south Third street. Kenneth Few- ell, No. 78, Arch street-From the south side of Walnut street to the north side side Spruce street, and from Dela- ware to Schuylkill.
Samuel Smith, No. 68 south Third street-From the south side Spruce street to the north side Pine street, and from Delaware to Scyuylkill.
James M& Dowell, No. 130, south Front street. Thomas Callender, No. 2 Spruce street-From the south side Pine street to the north side Cedar street, and from Delaware to Schuylkill.
DISTRICT OF SOUTHWARK.
Michael Schindler, corner of Shippen and Fifth streets -- From the south side Cedar street to the north side Almond and Plumb streets, and from Delaware to the east side Passyunk road.
Archibald Little, No. 49 George street-From the south side Almond and Plumb streets to the north side German and Mead alley.
John C. Kelsey, No. 66 Swanson street-From the south side German and Mead alley to the north side Christian street, and from Delaware to the east side Passyunk road.
James Gamble, No. 471 S Front street-From the north side Christian street to Keeler's lane, and from Delaware to the east side Passyunk road.
NORTHERN LIBERTIES.
Nicholas Armbruster, No. 44 Brown street. William Clark, Point and Frankford road-From the north side of Brown street to the township line, and from west side of Fourth street to Delaware.
Joseph Musgrave, No. 336, north Second street. Joseph Thatcher, No. 309 north Third street-From the north side of Noble street to the south side of Brown street, and from Delaware to Schuylkill.
Jesse Oat, No. 184 north Second and 76 Vine street. Caleb Shreeve, No. 45 north Front street-From the north side of Vine street to the south side of Noble street, and from De- laware to Schuylkill.
Managers of the Alms House and House of Employment.
David C. Claypoole, No. 222, Spruce street
John Folwell, No. 45, north Front street Henry Lentz, No. 240 and 252, north Second street John Barclay, No. 37 Almond street
Isaac C. Jones, No. 79 Arch street
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John Stille, No. 33 south Water street 1 Jonathan Thomas, corner of Vine and Water streets David Flickwire, No. 24 German street
PHYSICIANS.
James Stuart, N. W. corner of Pine and Third sts.
Josepb Parrish, No. 18 Chesnut st.
Thomas. C. Fames, No. 83 south Second
James Reynolds, No. 33 Sansom st.
Isaac Cathrall, No. 23 Arch st.
Peter Miller, N Fourth st. near No. 112
Elijah Griffith; No. 161 Arch st.
John S. Dorsey, No. 45, Arch st.
Israel Israel, President, No. 111, south Third Samuel Harvey, Treasurer, No. 62 north Front
James Milnor, Solicitor, next the corner of Sixth in Chesnut street
Joseph R. Kammerer, Secretary, No. 104, Arch st.
INSTITUTIONS.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
This Institution, which is established upon the most ex. tensive plan, may properly be considered as one great col- lection of Schools, in all the different branches of educa- ron, under the same general government and direction.
The commencements, both for degrees in the Arts, and in Medicine, are appointed to be held in May, that being the most convenient time, after finishing the winter lecture ...
The present TRUSTEES are, The Governor of the Commonwealth.
Rev. Robt. Blackwell, D. D. Thomas Fitzsimmons, Esq.
Samuel M. Fox, Esq.
Edward Burd, Esq. . Joseph Ball, Esq.
James Gibson, Esq.
John F. Brinton, Esq. William Lewis, Ecc. Moses Levy, Esq.
George Clymer, Esq.
David H. Conyngham, Esq. Thomas M.Kean, Esq.
Joseph B. M Kean, Esq.
John Redman Coxe, M. D. Alexander J. Dalla's, Esq. John F. Mifflin, Esq.
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Benjamin R. Morgan, Esq. William Rawle, Esq. Jonathan B. Smith, Esq. ,
William Tilghman, Esq. chief justice of the state. Right Rev. Wm. White, D. D. Thomas M. Willing, Esq.
Vacancies two.
Edward Fox, Esq. Treasurer and Secretary to the Board, of Trustees.
LIST OF THE FACULTY: IN THE ARTS.
John M'Dowell, Esq. A. M. Provost.
Rev. John Andrews, D. D. Vice provost.
Robert Patterson, Esq. A. M. Professor of Mathematics.
Rev. William Rogers, D. D. Professor of English and Belles Lettres.
James Thompson, A. M. Professor of Languages.
Secretary to the Board of Faculty in the Arts, Rev .. William Rogers, D. D.
IN. MEDICINE.
William Shippen, M. D. Professor of Anatomy and Mid- wifery.
Benjamin Rush, M. D. Professor of the theory and.
practice of Physic, and of Clinical Medicine.
Casper Wistar, M. D. Adjunct professor of Anatomy, &c.
James Woodhouse, M. D. Professor of Chemistry.
Benjamin S. Barton, M. D. Professor of Materia Medica, Botany and Natural History,
Philip S. Physick, M. D. Professor of Surgery.
Dean to the Board of. Faculty in Medicine, James Wood- house, M. D.
In those departments of this valuable Institution, where it is necessary on account of the number of Students, suita- ble Tutors of approved abilities are employed.
The University is an elegant and spacious building in Ninth street, between Market and Chesnut streets .- Con-
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nected with which there has lately been erected a large and convenient house, under the direction of the celebrated ar- chitect, B. H. Latrobe, for the accommodation of the Stu- dents in Medicine ; which is now in a very flourishing state, and is considered as equal to any of the oldest seminaries in Europe.
The Medical students amount to two hundred and seven- ty, and are yearly increasing. They come from the West Indies, Canada, and from all parts of the United States. The degree of Doctor in Medicine is conferred on about thirty gentlemen, every year in this Institution.
The Students in the various departments of the Arts, Medicine, &c. belonging to the University are between five and six hundred.
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS.
William Shippen, President ; Adam Kuhn, Vice-President ; Samuel Duffield, Samuel P. Griffitts, Thomas Parke, and Casper Wistar, Censors; Benjamin Say, Treasurer ; Tho- mas T. Hewson, Secretary.
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL,
ON WHICH. IS ENGRAFTED BY AN ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE,
THIE LYING-IN AND FOUNDLING HOSPITAL.
The patients to be admitted into this Hospital, are the sick in body or mind, except with contagious diseases ; these are admitted from the Hospital Dispensary, as out patients.
Forty paupers are allowed to be received at one time and no more, the funds at present not being sufficient to provide for a larger number ; but the charity will be ex- tended to the poor, in proportion to the increase of the capital stock, which can only arise from future legacies or contributions, no tax being assessed on the citizens for the support of this institution.
In the mean time the affluent are recived, as pay pa- tients, from three to eight dollars a week, according to their circumstances in life, and the profit made by their board is applied with the interest of the capital, to the support of poor patients.
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Accidents, however, such as fractures, bad bruises, are admitted GRATIS, if brought within twenty-four hours after they happen, and the doors are to be opened at all hours to receive them.
In all other cases, applications should be made to one of the attending physicians and managers, whose names are published monthly in Poulson's papers. But on the fourth, and seventh day of every week, those managers and phy- sicians attend regularly at the hospital from 10 to 12 o'clock in the morning, on purpose to receive and discharge pa -- tients, where if the applicant applies, it will often save: much trouble ..
Legacies are usually given in the corporate name, viz .. " I give to the Contributors to' the Pennsylvania Hospital, and to their successors, &c." Contributions and donations are sent or taken to
JOSEPH S. LEWIS, Treasurer, 25 Dock, between Front and Second streets.
PHILADELPHIA DISPENSARY. NEAR 37 S." FIFTH.
Managers-William White, Samuel Pleasants, Robert Blackwell, Lawrence Sickel, Henry Helmuth, George Fox, Robert Smith, John Kaighn, Godfrey Haga, Robert Ralston, Ebenezer Hazard, Samuel P. Griffitts.
Attending Physicians and Surgeons-Doctors Rousseau, Stu- art, Chapman, Miller, Parrish, and Dorsey.
Consulting Physicians and Surgeons-Doctors Shippen, Kuhn, Rush, Parke,-John Clifford, Treasurer; Samuel Benezet, Apothecary.
The number of Patients under the care of this Institution, from December 1st, 1805, to December 1st, 1806, were 1819.
Remaining from 1805 45
Admitted since last year 1774
1819
Of these there were cured . 1534
Died
60
Relieved 113
Removed
29
Irregular
24
Remaining, under care 59
= 1819.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
OFFICE, EAST WING OF THE STATE HOUSE.
The Board of Health consists of five persons, appointed annually by the Governor, three of whom reside in the city, one in the Northern Liberties, and one in the district of Southwark, the members of the present Board are-
Thomas C. James, President ; David Jackson, William Currie, Caleb Hughes, and Alexander Steel.
The following persons are under the direction of the Board, to assist in their respective capacities, the execution of the Health Law.
George Buchanan, Lazaretto Physician ; Samuel Duffield, Port Physician ; William Allen, Health Officer ; Thomas Egger, Quarantine Master ; George Budd, Steward of the Lazaretto; Samuel Goodman, Steward of the City Hospital ; William Nesbitt, Clerk to the Board of Health ; John Buck- ingham, Messenger.
William Allison, Adam Duey, William Smith, and Francis Smith, Superintendants of Nuisances.
Office hour from nine in the morning to one, and from three to five in the afternoon.
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ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.
Benjamin Rush, President ; Robert Patterson, and Tho- mas Parker, Vice-Presidents ; John Evans, Treasurer.
Secretaries-John Bacon, Benjamin Williams.
Counsellors-William Lewis, William Rawle, John Hal- lowell, Walter Franklin, James Milnor, Joseph Hopkinson, Joseph Hemphill, John R. Coates, Daniel Smith, George Fisher, George Vaux, Jacob S. Waln, jun. Walter Reed, Richard Rush.
Electing Committee-Hanson Waters, Joseph Moore, Isaac T, Hopper, Abraham Hilyard, Edmund Kinsey, Charles Townsend, Samuel Smith, Thomas Harrison, William Master, Thomas Rogers, Isaac Pearson, Joseph Price.
SUPPORT OF CHARITY SCHOOLS.
Joseph Bennet Eves, President ; Thomas Bradford, jun. Vice-President ; Benjamin Williams, Treasurer ; Joseph R. Kammerer, Secretary.
Board of Managers-Thomas L. Bristoll, Joseph Kam- merer, Benjamin Williams, Fielding Lucas, jun. Thomas Bradford, jun. Jonathan Fell, jun. Joseph Williams, B. U. s. William Fry, Joseph B. Eves, Philip Garret, Thomas M.
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Hall, George Summers, Frederick Stillwaggon, William Paxson, Caleb Cresson, jun. John M'Knight, Joseph M. Paul, William Jones.
Electing Committee-William J. Bell, James Cresson, Jo- seph Parry, Joseph Maxfield, Chas. Allen, Richard George, Adam Konigmacher, William Abbott, Charles Biddle, jun. Stephen North, John Paul, Samuel Holmes.
FIRST DAY, OR SUNDAY SCHOOL.
William White, President ; James Taylor, Vice-President ; Charles Marshall, Treasurer ; William M'Koy, Sec'ry.
HUMANE SOCIETY.
Joseph Crukskank, 25 Church alley, President.
Isaac Snowden, jun. 141 south Second, Secretary. William T. Donaldson, 68 Swanson st. Charles Penrose, 93 Penn st. Inspectors.
Dr. Samuel P: Griffitts, 62 south Front Committe of
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James Mease, 192 Chesnut street Charles Marshall, 56 Chesnut street Benjamin Thaw, 37 Mulberry street Samuel Pancoast, jun. 127 south Third street
Joseph Lewis, 25 Dock street
Joseph B. Eves, 103 High street ~
Caleb Cresson, jun. 133 High street
ALLEVIATING MISERIES OF PUBLIC PRISONS.
William White, D. D. President ; William Rogers, D. D. and Thomas Wistar, Vice-Presidents ; Caleb Cresson, jun. William M'Khenny, jun. Secretaries ; Israel W. Morris, Treasurer.
Electing Committee-Samuel P. Griffitts, Thomas Wistar, William M'Ilhenny, Benjamin Thaw, Israel W. Morris, Zachariah Poulson, Thomas Harrison, Isaac Parrish, Jacob Shoemaker, Thomas Bradford, jun.
GERMAN INCORPORATED SOCIETY.
Gen. Peter Muhlenberg, President ; George A. Baker, Vice-President ; Charles G. Treichel, and John A. Fried- lein, Secretaries ; John Geyer, Treasurer ; Charles Shaffer, Solicitor.
Overseers-John Hay, Adam May, Andrew Leinau, John Musser, Charles Kugler, Philip Hagner,
Deacon-Joseph Piper,
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SCOTS THISTLE SOCIETY.
Talbot Hamilton, President ; William Wilson, Vice-presi- dent; Robert Adams, Robert Wilson, John Dickson, Adam Ramage, James Gardiner, Patrick Galbraith, Council-James Thompson, Treasurer ; George Robertson, Secretary.
ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.
William M'Pherson, President, Thomas Smith, and Tho- mas Leiper, Vice-presidents ; Rev. Joseph Shaw, Chaplain, Thomas Ewing, Treasurer; Win. Mitchell, Sec'y. Robert Smith James M'Currach, David Walker, Thomas Wother- spoon, James Arrott, John MacGregor, Assistants.
ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY.
Robert E. Griffith, President ; Thomas Ketland, Vice- President ; John Waddington, Treasurer ; George Davis, Secretary.
Stewards-Joseph Bell, George Ludlam, Joseph Sims, Peter Browne, William Page, Tristram B. Freeman, Joshua Percival, James H. Watmough.
ST. PATRICK'S SOCIETY.
Major Isaac Hozey, President ; John Scully, Vice-Presi- dent ; Major Daniel M'Karaher, Treasurer ; William A. Bass, Principal Secretary ; Thomas Cave, Assistant Sec'ry.
FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
Matthias Corless, President ; Thomas Wood, Treasurer ; Edward Rowley, Senior Steward; Thomas Smith, Junior Steward; William White, Clerk.
TRUE REPUBLICAN SOCIETY.
Joseph Derickson, President ; George Creiger, Vice-Pre- sident; Adam Maxseiner, Treasurer ; Henry Read, Sec'ry.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Richard Peters, President ; George Clymer, Vice-President ; Samuel Hodgdon, Treasurer ; James Mease, Secretary.
VINE COMPANY.
Gen. Peter Muhlenberg, President ; B S. Barton, M. D. G. W. Morgan, S. Sicard, J. C. Warren, Bernard M'Ma- hon, James Vanuxem, Treasurer ; John I .. Leib, Secretary.
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PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
Thomas Jefferson, President; Casper Wistar, Benjamin S. Barton, and Robert Patterson, Vice-Presidents-Adam Seybert, Thomas T. Hewson, John R. Coxe, and Thos. C. James, Secretaries-Rev. Bishop White, Peter S. Du Ponceau, Jonathan Williams, and William Short, Councellors for three years-Charles W Peale, Robert Hare, jun, and John R. Smith, Curators-John Vaughan, Treasurer.
ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS. CHESNUT, NEAR ELEVENTH, NORTH SIDE.
George Clymer, President ; William Tilghman, William Rawle, Moses Levy, Joseph Hopkinson, Joseph B. M' Kean, William Meredith, William Rush, John R. Coxe, John Dorsey, William Poyntell, Thomas C. James, and Charles Wilson Peale, Directors.
BANKS.
UNITED STATES' BANK.
SOUTH THIRD, OPPOSITE DOCK STREET.
Directors-Thos. Willing, President ; Elias Boudinot, Saml. Breck, Isaac Wharton, Robert Smith, James C. Fisher, Jo- seph Sims, Archibald M'Call, John G. Wachsmuth, Paul Siemen, Samuel Coates, Henry Pratt, Thomas Ewing, George Fox, Pascal Hollingsworth, David Lenox, John Stille, William Payne, Joseph Coolidge, John Laurence, Abijah Hammond, Moses Rogers, Edward Lyde, Gerard Walton, Samuel Johnston-George Simpson, Cashier.
Open daily, except Sundays, Christmas and 4th of July, from 9 to 3 in the afternoon-DISCOUNTS on Tuesdays and Fridays.
BANK OF NORTH AMERICA. 99 CHESNUT, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH,
Directors-John Nixon, President ; William T. Smith, John Morton, George Latimer, Robt. Waln, Daniel Smith, Anthony Morris, Jacob Downing, James Smith. jun. Jo- seph S. Lewis, James Read, William Waln-Henry Drink- er, Cashier.
Open daily, except Sundays, Good Friday, Christmas, 1st of January and 4th of July, from 9 to 3 in the after- noon-DISCOUNT on Mondaye and Thursdays.
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BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA. NEAR NO. 86 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
Directors-Samuel M. Fox, Robert Ralston, Godfrey Haga, Thomas Norton, John C. Stocker, Joseph Parker Norris, William Sansom, Jehu Hollingsworth, jun. Alexan- der Henry, Jonas Preston, Mark Wilcox, Michael Keppele. Charles Biddle, George Bickham, William Poyntell, Joseph Hemphill, Hugh Ely, Abraham Sharpless, Thomas Neill, (York Town)-By the Senate, Thomas Leiper, Jeremiah Peirsol, Chandler Price-By the House of Representatives, Robert Porter, Hugh Ferguson, John Conrad.
Open daily, except Sundays, 4th of July and Christmas, from 9 to 3 in the afternoon-DISCOUNT on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
PHILADELPHIA BANK.
104 CHESNUT, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH.
Open daily, except Sundays, 4th of July and Christmas --- DISCOUNT on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE. OF PENNSYLVANIA FOR THE YEAR 1807.
James Milnor, Esq. R. W. Grand Master.
Fred. Wolbert, Esq. R. W. Deputy Grand Master:
Robert Lewis, R. W. Senior Grand Warden. Robert Poalk, R. W. Junior Grand Warden. George A. Baker, R. W. Grand Secretary. Thomas Armstrong, Esq. R. W. Grand Treasurer.
LODGES HELD IN THE CITY OF - PHILADELPHIA.
Number of ? the Lodges S Masters' Names.
2 John O'Brien,
3 Robert De Silver,
9 Daniel M·Karaher,
19 Lambert Smyth,
51 Samuel F. Bradford,
52 Joseph M'Mullin,
59 George Alcorn,
67 Charles Cummens,
71 Samuel B. Ellis,
72 Wm. L. Sonntag,
73 Patrick Gernon,
91 Thomas Hennessy,
Times of meeting ....
2 and 3 Saturday,
1 and 3 Tuesday,
1 and 3 Friday,
1 and 3 Thursday,
2 and 4 Thursday,
1 and 3 Wednesday,
2 and 4 Tuesday,
2 and 4 Friday,
2 and 4 Wednesday,
2 and 4 Saturday,
1 and 3 Thursday,
1 Saturday and 4 Mon day.
MAIL ESTABLISHMENT.
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MAILS.
ARRIVAL.
CLOSING.
Eastern Mail,
Daily, 7 A. M.
Southern Mail,
Do. 11 A. M.
Do. 4 P. M.
Daily, 12 noon Do. ¿ past 7 A. M. Daily half an hour before sunset
Tues. and
Friday, 4 P. M.
Mond. and Thur. half an hour be- fore sunset
Tues. 11 A. M. Satur. half past 7
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Tues. morning,
Tuesday 2 P. M.
Tues. morning,
Tuesday 3 P. M.
Tues. morning,
Thursday 3 P. M.
Wednes. 9 A. M. Wednes. 3 P. M.
Tues. and Friday Tuesday & Friday morning, S P. M.
Wednes. morn- ing,
Wednes. 3 P. M.
Wedn. 10 A. M. Wednes. 3 P. M.
Downingstown and Lancaster, Penns. Great Western Mail, ·via Chambersburg, to Kentucky and N. W. Territory, Tennessee, Natchez, & Mississippi Ter- ritory,
Mifflin, Huntingdon, Northumberland, Lycoming, & Cen- tre counties, via Reading and Har- risburg, Penns.
The Mail via Borden- town, Jenkintown, | Doylestown, Plum- stead, and Easton, Penn. and thro' Lu- zerne, Penn. to Gen- nessee, New York, The Mail for Mont- gomery Square, Bethlehem, Allen- town, Nazareth & Stroudsburg, Penn. Woodbury, Swedesbo- rough, Woodstown, and Salem, West New Jersey, Woodbury, Malicahill, Pitts-grove, and Bridgetown, West New Jersey, Atston and, Tucker- ton, New Jersey, Haddonfield, Mount- Holly, New Mills, Moorestown, and Bordentown, New Jersey,
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COURTS OF LAW.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Supreme Courts are beld,
ist or Eastern District, at Philadelphia,
3d Monday in March-continue two weeks. 2d Monday in December-con- tinue three weeks.
2d or Western District, at Pittsburgh,
S 1st Monday in September-con- tinue two weeks,
Including the counties of Bedford, Somerset, Westmoreland, Fayette, Green, Washington, Alleghany, Beaver, Butler, Mer- cer, Crawford, Eric, Warren, Venango, Aranstrong, Cambria, Indiana, Feffersor., Clearfield, and M& Kean.
All other counties of the State are in the 1st or Eastern Dis- trict.
The Courts of each District have full power to order ad journ- ments when they shall think proper.
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS, AND GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS,
For Philadelphia City and County, are held
On 1st Monday in March and June, 3d Monday in September, 1st Monday in December, in every year.
MAYOR'S COURTS
For the City of Philadelphia, are belil On the 1st Monday in January, April, July and October.
PHYSICIANS, MIDWIVES, AND NURSES.
ALBERTI GEO. F. 116 N Kuhn A. next 140 Chesnut - Front
· La Roche Réné, 98 south 5th
Barton Ben. S. 184 Mulberry Littleton T. 148 Cedar
Bertron David, 29. Artillery lane
MacKenzey J. D. 9 Lombard . Marshal S. R. south Twelfth near High
Blaney Arthur, 165 Sassafras
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Bleight Saml. 104. Mulberry, Mathiua Joseph 16 Branch 4th door above Fifth st. Mease James, 192 Chesnnt Brown Thos. 27 N. Sixth ‘ Miller Peter, 56 N Fourth
: Buchanan Geo. 50 south 4th Minick Jos. P. 195 Walnut Burr William, 458 N Second - Mongea R. 81 south Third Caldwell Chas. 211 south 2d Moore Samuel, .38 Sansom Cathrall Isaac, 23 Mulberry Norgrove N. corner Juniper Chapman Nathl. 139 Walnut and High Cleaver Isaac, 286 N Second Otto John C. 139. Mulberry " Conover Saml. 141 south 5th Parke Thos. 20 S Fourth Coxe John R. 51 N Third . Currie. Wmn. 180 south 2d
Parrish Joseph, 18 Chesnut Peries Peter, 31 Callowhill : Dewees Wm. corner. Fourth Physick P. S. 114 Mulberry . and Walnut
Dorsey John S. 45 Mulberry Duffield Saml. - 12 Chesnut
Porter John, 244 N Second Proudfit James, 153 S Second Redman John, 42 N Second .
Dunlap James, 107 Mulberry Reynolds James, 33 Sansom Farquahar.Geo, 10 N Fifth Rogers Patrick K. 262 N 2d Rousseau John, 210 Spruce Frank Adam, 208 St. Johns Gallaher James 44 N Fourth Rovoudt Wm. 2 Wood Gillaspy Geo. corner of Union Rush Benj. 98 south 4th and Front Say Benj. 152 Chesnut
Glentworth P. F. 144 SassafrasSermon Isaac, 105 N Front Goss Joseph, 258 S Forth Seybert Adam, 114 High Shaw -- , 231 Mulberry Griffith Elijah 161 Mulberry Griffitts Samuel P. 62 S Front Shippen Wm. 10 Prune Hanckle John 364 N Second Smith Wmn. 27 Sansom
Harris Robt. 69 N. Third Hewson Thos. T. 41 Spruce Heylin Isaac 13 S Seventh Howard John, 283 N Third Rowell A. 21 Walnut
Stafford Robt. 43 Spruce Strong Joseph, corner Walnut and 2d
Stuart James, corner Pine and. Third
Hutchinson Jas. 24 S Seventh Wallace Wm. 129 Queen James T'hos. C. 83 S Second Wistar Casper, 112 S Fourth. Keehmle John 33 N Fourth Woodhouse Jas. 36 Sansom Kinly Charles, 135 Walnut
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MIDWIVES.
Beaty Mrs. 308 south Second Moodie Mrs. 2 Oak (S) Bowers Mrs. 9 Farmers alley Morrell Mrs. 71 Union Emes Ann, 207 Sassafras Forbes E. 227 Cedar Regin Mrs. 16 St. Johns Rose Jane, 7 Brewers älley Hemphill jane, 73 Plum M'Cabe Mrs. 241 south 6th Rose Susannah, 7 Brewers alley
M'Fall Rosina; 101 south 5th Thompson Mrs. 25 Penn M'Gowen G. George st. near Thackara Eleanor, 36 S 6th Tenth Vanholt Ann, 190 south 6th M' Mannis Mrs. Walnut near Weatherby Mrs. 106 Cedar Twelfth Wooly Mrs. 36 Appletree alley - Mingle Elizabeth, 22 Apple- Wells Mrs. Mary above 7th - tree alley · Zigler Ann, 74 New st.
NURSES.
* Barker R. 66 Catharine " M'Carter Rachel, 64 N 7th Murphy Mrs. 19 Vernon Barnet Martha, 3 Queen Coleman Lydia, 11 N Ninth Mushel Eliza, 22 Appletre "Crosby Ann, 158 N 2d Crowley Jane, Burds alley
alley Norton J. 22 Coombs alley
January Hannah, layer out of Pettit Esther, 74 New the dead, Smiths alley,run- Preston Ann, near 62 Artille- ning N from Carters. alley - ry lane
to Chesnut
Richmond Debora, Brewers
Karr Sophiia, 175 N Water alley
, "Knowles Selah, nurse . and West Susan, 23 Walnut layer out of the dead, 17 Williams E. Coopers coart . Penn street
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FIRE HOSE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
John Nesbit, President. William P. Morris, Treasurer. Thomas H. Dawson, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
OF THE DIFFERENT COMPANIES.
PHILADELPHIA HOSE.
Wm. P. Morris,
John Rakestraw,
Benjamin Shepherd,
John G. Bringhurst,
Wm. W. Fisher, Jonathan Wainwright.
GOOD INTENT HOSE.
Richard Nisbet, Joel Atkinson,
Lindsay Nicholson, Joseph Tatem,
Joseph Ridgway, Caleb Wright.
RESOLUTION HOSE.
Henry Fries, Adam Traquair,
John Nesbit, John Harvey, Thomas Lynch.
George Holmes,
HUMANE HOSE. !
John Schryer, John Rink, James P. Buley,
David Lauck,
Benjamin Rose, Henry Fisher.
PERSEVERANCE HOSE.
H. L. Melchoir, George Hitner, Nathan Roberts, John Ellick,
Frederick Vogle, ' Samuel Wilkins, Frederick Frailey, jun. Jonathan Robbins.
1V
J. Christler, jun. Michael Nesbit, Charles J. Sutter,
NEPTUNE HOSE. - Jobson, jun. Thomas Wallace, Michael Nassau,
HOPE HOSE:
Thomas F Gordon,
Thomas H. Dawson,
Robert Davenport,
Lewis Miles, jun.
Robert Gordon,
Samuel Wharton, Alexander Wilson.
SOUTHWARK HOSE.
James White,
John Dolby,
Richard Barrington,
Isaac Roach, jun.
James M. Linnard, Jacob Copeland. .
· The Editor informs the Members of she Hose Companies, that he has in the Press, and will publish on the 11th instant, an accurate description of the situation of the Hydrant Plugs.
The utility of such a publication must be obvious to the Members of these Institutions ; as by consulting it, they will immediately find the exact situation of all the Plugs .- It will be printed the same size and stile of the Constitutions the Hose Companies, and may be bad of Wm. Woodhouse, No 6, South Front street.
CALENDAR, From the 1st of February 1807 to the 1st of February 1808.
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FEBRUARY
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2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
8 9 10 11 12 13-14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
MARCH
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8
9 10 11 12 13 14
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APRIL 1 2 3 4
5 6 78
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12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 96 27 28 29 30
MAY
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3 4 5 6 7. 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 -27 28 29 30 31
JUNE
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7 8
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14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28.29 30
JULY 1 2 3 -4
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AUGUST
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27 28 29 30 31 JANUARY 1
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