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Nippes J. Abraham, gunsmith 449 n 3d & 262 St. John
Nippes Wm. gunsmith, 263 St. John
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Nisbet Ann, widow 15 Powell Foce Nesbir
Nisbet and Hart, storekeepers 112 n 3d cor. Rada Nisbet John, carpenter and grazier 96 Sassafras Nisbet Michael, storekeeper 86 Race Nisbet Robert, taylor 36 St. Mary Nisser Jacob, potter 84_Race Nixon Alexander, coachmaker 22 Smail Nixon Edward, carter 99 n 9th Nixon Henry, merchant 93 s Wharves Nixon James, oysterman 128 Chesnut +Nixon John carpenter 189 Shippen Nixon Robert, tanner Laurel near Budd tNixon Silus, mariner 58 Coats Nixon and Walker, merchants 93 s Wharves Noble Lydia widow of Samuel 234 n 2d +Noble M. waiter back 70 Christian Noble Richard, late tanner 234 n 2d Noble Samuel, tanner 284 n 3d
Noble Samuel, shoemaker 4th near Poplar lane Noble Wm. merchant High corner 13th Nobl't Abraham, bricklayer Juniper near Vine
Noell Daniel swordmaker 302 n 3d Nolan Peter, labourer 290 s 4th Nolin Joseph, shingledresser 114 Callowhill 1Nondieu Michael,hairdresser 185 Spruce & Filbert near 9th
Noned James, plaisterer, back 3 Blackberry alley Nones Benjamin, notary public 22 Chesnut Noney Benjamin, steward Emlen's court Nonnater Peter, weaver Nonnater's court Nonnater Peter P. & Chas. H. 38 north 10th Nooney Margaret, widow 256 Lombard Norbury Joseph B. attorney at law & conveyancer 35 Wood
Norgrave widow of Nathaniel, M. D. corner Juni- per and High
Norman Joseph, grocer 5th and Sassafaas
Norman Joseph, shoemaker 391 n 2d [see Newmax Norman Sarah, storckeeper 85 Mulberry Norris Catharine, huckster, back 69 High Norris Eliz. mantuamaker Hanover near Quero Norris Isaac, hatter 32 & 40 n Front
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NOR-NUN
Norris Isaac W. shipchandler, store corner Vine and Water, dwelling 27 Keys' alley Norris James, carpenter, 382 n Front Norris Joseph, shipwright Beach near Warren Norris Joseph, shipwright 157 n Front. Norris Joesph P. gentleman 140 Chesnut Norris Samuel, shoemaker, 115 Green Norris Samuel, labourer, 241 s 6th
Norris Thomas, sea captain 72 Christian
Norris Thomas, bricklayer 274 Mulberry Norris Thomas, shipwright Beach near Warren North Caleb, merchant 31 n Water & 19 Crown North John, stablekeeper Relief and 172 Cedar
North widow of John, tavernkeeper Callowhill st. Wharf
North Joseph, accountant 15 Juliana
North Joseph, storekeeper 66 Race
North Richard, stonecutter 53 Filbert & cor. 10th
North Stephen, druggist & apothecary 85 High'& 1 n 6th
North Thomas, late constable 153 Cherry North Wm. merchant 2 1 1 s Front & 57 Almond Northrop Mrs. widow 136 Cedar
Norton Jane, nurse 9 Chancery lane
Norton John, smith 244 Sassafrass Norton Mrs. widow taylores 265 n Front
Norton Mrs. of Nathan, sea captain 73 New
Norton Rebecca, taylores 9 Gray's alley Norton widow of Thomas, Noble above Sd
Norton Thomas, gentleman 9 Vine
Norton Wm. L. printer and accomptant 190 Vine
Norwood John L. grocer, High near 13th,
Nottingham Wm. merchant 57 Union
Nout Aaron, tobacconist 64' Coats
Novil John, hay huckster Old York road above Pop- lar lane Nowlan Mary, widow 6 Prune
Nowlan Morris, paper hanger 6 Prune
Nowlan Thomas, storekeeper 36 s 3d
Nugent George, merchant 25 s 2d & 194 Mulberry Nugent Charles, labourer Sch. 4th near Spruce Nugent W'm. labourer Frankford road near Otter. Nunamaker George, cedar cooper 49 Charlotte
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Nutt Edmond, taylor 191 n Front Nutt John, taylor, 162 n Watter
OAKFORD CHARLES, grain &c. micasurer 30 Lom- bard
Oakford Samuel, coalmeasurer 319 s 2d
Oakford Wm. measurer of grain, &c. 312 s 2d
Oakeley George, gentleman 20 Dock Oakeley Robert, merchant 22 Dock
Oakman Elizabeth, storekeeper 16 n 2d Oat George, accomptant, 5 Ann (N. L.)
Oat Jesse late coppersmith 76 Vine
Oat Joseph, bookbinder 5 Clawges' court
Oberbeck Henry, segar maker Germantown road above 3d
'Birn Elizabeth, widow Shriver's court
O'Boyle Bernard, grocer 158 s 6th
O'Boyle & M'Gec, grocers, 158 s 6th
O'Brey George, smith 179 Cedar
O'Brien Elizabeth, seamstress Schriver's court O'Brien John, accountant corner Cedar and 5th
O'Brien Lawrence, coachman 142 s 4th
O'Brien Richard, enquire 59 s 7th
O'Bryon Benjamin, tavernkeeper 122 s 6th
O'Conner Christopher, sea captain 22 Argyle O'Conner Mrs. of Hugh, Walnut near Sch. 3d. O'Connor M. taylor 232 Cedar
O'Connor C. cordwainer 11th near Vine
O'Conway Matthias James, commissioned interpre- ter and teacher of the Spanish, French and English languages 73 s 4th
O'Donnel Con. bottler 306 s-3d
O'Donnel Henry, saddler back 125 Mulberry
O'Donnel Mrs. of Isaac 1 Little Pine
O'Donnell Jolin, coachman Trusty's court
O'Donnell widow of Daniel, Locust near 1 3tl
O'Driscon Dennis, shoemaker Drinker's court O'Ellers Jas. N. W. corper Spruce and 4th
· O'Ellers James, jun. sea captain i64 s 4th O'Hara James, travelling stationer, bi Isticker, ven- due cryer & shipwatch, Rose alley near Coats
O'HA-LOHL
O'Hara James, taylor, 4 Penn-
O'Hara John, brushmaker 162 s 3d
O'Hara John, taylor 51 Arch O'Leary Wm. grocer 107 n 2d
O'Neill Andrew, hatter M'Cullough's court
O.'Neil Daniel, taylor 246 s 4th
O'Neill Henry, merchant 153 High
O'Neill Grace, widow 223 n 3d
O'Neill Hugh C. merchant 153 High.
O'Neill Henry, stonecutter Lee's court
O'Neill John, cordwainer 252 s 6th O'Neill John, brewer 101 Vine
O'Neial John, taylor 11th above Filbert
O'Neill John, carpenter 103 Spruce
O'Neill Mary, huckster Petticoat alley
O'Neill Michael, labourer back 7 Bedford (M.)
O'Neill Susannah, widow 82 Cedar
O'Skullion Francis, shoemaker Dean's alley Odenheimer Jacob, coach trimmer 182 Pine Odenheimer Jacob U. victualler 16 Locust Odenheimer John, baker, 56 Plum
Odenheimer Philip, late victualler 150 Sassafras Odlin Woodbridge; merchant 38 s Wharves
Offley Ann, widow 178 s Front
Offley Mrs. 144 Pine
Ogden Abraham, bookbinder and bandbox maker 6 Blackhorse alley i Ogden E. spinster Juniper above Mulberry
Ogden Jesse, hardware store 168 n 2d
Ogden John, carpenter 250 s 7th
Ogden John M. carpenter 168 n 2d
Ogden Michael, mate Thomson's court
Ogden Robert, accountant 70 s 1 1th
Ogden Sarah, teacher 146 s 7th
Ogden Wm. corder for the wharfs on Schuylkill 70 s 11th
Ogilby Joseph, ship builder 56 Swanson + Ogilby Richard, woodsawyer back 18 Kunckel Ogle Howard, carpenter Currant alley near Spruce Ogle Peter L. carpenter Currant alley near Spruce Ogle Thomas, coachmaker 11 s 6th
Ohlsen Andrew, cutler 354 n 3d
OKI-ORM
Okie Abraham, merchant 67 High Okie & Brognard, merchants 67 High Oldden James, commission merchant 30 Vine Oldden James, jun. merchant 33 Chesnut Oldenburgh Daniel, hatter 43 High
Oldenburgh Martin, hairdesser 5 n 6th and Non nater's court
Oldfield David, carter 261 St. John Oldson William, mariner 17 Cedar Oliphant Uziel, mariner 25 Pewterplatter alley Oliphant John, tailor, 80 n Water Olivant H. Spruce near Sch. 2d Oliver Andrew, tavernkeeper 80 High Oliver John G. merchant 130 s 2d Oliver Reuben, taylor 196 s Front Oliver Thomas, sea captain 194 s Front ₹
Oliver Wm. boarding house 47 s Water Oliver Wm. merchant 56 Walnut Oliver Wm. jun. sea captain 15 Noble Oliver Wm. G. a comptant 198 Sassrfras-
Olmstead Edward, printer 29 Cresson's alley Olmsted Wm. shoemaker 39 Locust Olmsted Moss, sea captain 197 s Fourth Olney Benj. B. sca captain back 402 n 2d Omensetter Frederick, biscuitbaker, Loxley's court Ondley Robert, waiter, 7th n Fitzwalter Oner Barbara, Broad near Vine-
Onis Don Luis de, his Catholic majesty's envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary N. W. corner Ninth and. Spruce ..
Oppenheimer Emanuel, storekeeper, 178 n 2d Oram Wm. cabinet maker, 177 Coats [see Ouram Orchard William, shoemaker, back 111 n 5th Ord George, ship chandler 99 south. Wharves and 352 s Front -
Ord George & Co. ship chandlers 99 s Wharves Ord John, nailor, back 37 New-Market Ord widow of George, ship chandler 354 s Front Orca Telesforo, merchant 252 n 3d Orr Arthur founder Callowhill above 10th Qrmrod John, clerk of Christ Church [see Armroyd: rmsbey John, baker 139 s 10th
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ORR-OVI
Orr & Gardner, coachmakers 18 Columbia avenue Orr James, plaisterer Hudson's lane n 7th Orr John, dealer 114 Plum
Orr John, coachmaker 18 & 32 Columbian avenue Orr Robert, coppersmith 237 s 5th
Orr Rob. grocer corner Walnut and Juniper lane Orr Thomas, exchange broker 21 Walnut and gros cer 184 Pine
Ore Thomas, watchmaker 17 Filbert Orrison Matthew, labourer, Kunckle
Orrison Thomas, shoemaker back 47 Charlotte Orso John B. accountant 197 Spruce Orum Davis, storekeeper 58 n 4th [see Ouram Osborn Joseph, merchant 40 Dock Osborn Mrs. teacher 159 s 2d Osbourn Ebenezer, carpenter 80 Lombard Osborne Hannah, teacher 44 Union Osborn James, oysterman 117 Callowhill Osbourn Jeremiah, 202 Cedar
Osbourn Joseph, carpenter 41 Pine Osborune Nehemiah, mariner back 216 n Front. Osterheit Frederick hog victualler Charles Oswald Eleazar, printer office 173 Pine Oswald & M'Ilvain, printers, office back 173 Pine Otis B. portrait painter 72 Chesnut Ott John, innkeeper (Camel) 140 n 2d
Ott widow of David, gold and silver refiner 86 n 6th Ottersides -, mariner 48 Penn
Ottinger Christopher, carpenter 43 Plum
Otto Jacob S. merchant 52 s Wharves & 171 Wals nut f
Otto John, frame maker 8 Charlotte Otto John C M. D. 139 Mulberry
Otto Mary, widow 8 Callowhill . Otto & Strawbridge, merchants 52 s Wharves Otway Nicholas, sea captain 24 Meade alley Ouran Henry & Son, printing press manufactory corner of 6th and Prune [see Orum
Overman William, 11 Pine Overn John, trunk maker Juniper above Race Overy John, silk dyer and scourer back 42 s 5th Ovington Mrs. milk woman Cedar near Ninth
OWE-PAI
Owen Griffith, clock and watch make enquire 73 Aich
Owen Jane, shopkeeper 141 n Second.
Owen Jesse, gold and silver refiner 487 n 3d
Owen John, rule maker 100 Race
Owen John, teacher 183 Lombard
Owen John, silversmith, &c. 23 1-2 n 2d & 44 n 4th Owen Mary, widow, 28 Ann (N. L.)
Owen Patrick. shopkeeper 217 n Second
Owen Thomas, distiller 54 and 63 New
Owen Thomas, jr. shoestore 264 High,dwelling 175 Cherry.
Owen widow, tayloress Passyunk below Prime Owens Edward, saddler, &c. 15 Bryan's alley Owens Edward, blacksmith 18 Bryan's alley Owens James, coachman 81 s 4th below Union Owens James, carpenter 133 Spruce,
Owens John, mate 220 s 5th
Owens Robert, tanner Rose (N. L.)
Owens Joshua, tailor Graff's alley . Owens Samuel, sea captain 16 Argyle Owens widow, cake baker ! 16 s 4th Owings Michael, tinsmith 61 German Owens Owler widow, James corner of Charles Oxley Margaret, widow, cor. 6th and Poplar lane Oxley Wm. merchant 55 s Eleventh Oxner Peter, milkman Germ. road near 2d Oxx Frederick, labourer, Taper alley Ozeas Peter, inspector of customs $11 Mulberry
PAGE JAMES, late corder 7 Vine Page James, H. 182 Spruce Page John, oysterman 72 Penn Page John, grocer 14 n Front Page Lewis, sea captain 219 Swanson Page Mrs. boarding house 30 Spruce Page Rachael, mantuamaker & milliner 15 Juliana Page Wm. merchant 31 Chesnut Pagot John P. merchant 66 Spruce Pailhes & Cavaroc, fancy store 114 High
PAI-PAL
Pailhes Peter, 114 High Paine Ephriam, teacher 104 n 2d Payerne
[see Payne and
Painter Adam, shoemaker 489 n Third
Painter George, brassfounder 511 n Third
Painter George caulker Marlborough near Beach Painter George, coppersmith 56 Duke (N. L.) Painter Isaac, baker 46 Green
Painter Jacob, grocer corner 4th & Noble
Painter Jobn, carpenter Poplar near 3d
Painter John, carpenter 4th above Tammany
Painter Lemuel carpenter 117 German
Painter Margaret, widow Hanover, and 4th near Por larl ane
Painter widow, Broad near Spruce
Painter Nicholas, bricklayer 480 n Third
Painter Philip, shoemaker 401 n 2d Painter widow of John, Rose
Painter Mary, huckster 488 n 3d
Painter N. shipwright Hanover
Paleske Charles G. merchant, 212 s 3d
Palethorp Rob't commission merchant 33 Elfreth's alley
Palm Henry, printer 238 s 3d
t Palmer Aaron, woodsawyer Lily alley
Palmer Amos, distiller 223 n 2d
Palmer Ann, boardinghouse back 86 s 3d. Palmer Anthony A. druggist 47 8th above Arch Palmer Elizabeth, widow 117 Lombard
Paimer Eliza, widow Buttonwood lane
Palmer James, carpenter Frankford R. cor. Otter Palmer Jane, washerwoman back 300 s 3d
Palmer John, shipwright Frankford R. near Queen Paimer John, shipwright 46 Budd
Palmer John B. treasurer & secretary of the Mu- tual Insurance Company for the insurance of houses from loss by fire 54 Walnut. Palmer Phœbe, mantuamaker 183 s 7th Palmer, Richard, justice of the peace 64 Shippen. Palmer Richard, trader 145 n 2d
Palmer Richard, late baker 86 2. 7th
PAL -- PAR
Palmer Sarah, widow Frankford road near Ötter Palmer Samuel, druggist 74 Chesnut
Palmer Thomas & George, printers, office n. w. corner Locust and 8th dwelling, 225 Spruce Palmer Thomas druggist, &c. corner Spruce & 5th Palmer Thomas, carpenter Lily alley
Palmer Thomas mariner 411 s Front
Palmer widow of Thomas, Arch near Sch. 2d
Palmer Thomas, shipwright Queen near Cherry
Palmer Thomas, printer 64 n 7th
Palmer widow, 2d below Federal
Palmer Wmn. carpenter 10th, 4th door below. Ches'- nut
Palmer William ropemaker Rose,st
Pancoast Hannah, widow 129 s 3d
Pancoast Samuel, jun. ironmonger 148 High
Pancoast Wm. carpenter Currant alley near Walnut
Paple Thomas G. shoemaker 313 s 3d
Pardee Joseph, teacher 64 Spruce
Parent Ephriam, cabinet maker 25 n 6th
Parham John, carpenter Walnut above 10th Parham Jos. lumber merchant Walnut near 9th dwelling_80 s 11th
Parham Jos. & Co. lumberyard Walnut.near 10th Parham Robert, cabinet maker 18 Keys' alley
Paris John, gentleman, 6 Union [see Parris
Park Abraham, shallopman above 447 n Front
Park, Samuel, merchant 183 High
Park Samuel, accountant 264 Lombard
Park Wm. hatter 22 Bread
Parke Charles B. brassfounder Penn near Maiden Parke & Fenton, cotton factors 38 Race
Parke James P. bookseller and stationer 74 s 2d
Parke Solomon, clock and watchmaker 146 n Front
Parke Thomas, M. D. 20 s 4th
Parker Achilles, winemerchant 13 and 17 Norris's alley
Parker Alice & Hannah, milliners 21 n 3d Parker Andrew, tailor 35 Ann (N. L.) Parker B. teastore 145 Spruce
Parker Benjamin, cabinetmaker 258 Cedar Parker B. labourer Shackamaxon
PAR
Parker Daniel, stablekeeper 11 s 3d and back 98 High Parker Edward, bookseller and stationer 178 High
Parker Elisha, tailor 210 Mulberry
Parker Esther boardinghouse 160 Race
Parker George, ropemaker Shackamaxon
Parker Isaac, seacaptain 27 Pine
Parker Jacob, farmer, 2d below Federalt
Parker James, carpenter 14 Knight's court
Parker Mrs. of James, Vine near 12th Farker James, cotton and woollen manufacturer 323 n 3d and dwelling 113 Green Parker John, grocer 217 Sassafras corner 6th
Parker John, carpenter 57 Prime
Parker James, mariner 22 Meade alley
Parker Joseph, merchant 6th one door above Wood .
Parker Joseph, gentleman, 23 Coates' alley
Parker Miss, 203 Mulberry
Parker Nathaniel, 26 Vine
Parker Sarah, Hudson's alley
Parker Richard, ( Peel Hall) Ridge road:
Parker Sarah, 31 Green
Parker Thomas, clock and watchmaker 13 s 3d
Parker Thomas, carpenter 144 s 9th
Parker Thomas, carter 263 Catharine
Parker Thomas, carpenter and joiner 92 s 11th Parker Thomas, cotton and woollen manufacturer 323 n 3d
Parker T. J. S. tailor 30 Stamper's alley
Parker Wm. currier 9 Pennsylvania avenue
Parker Wm. C. carpenter 7th corner Bedford Parker Wm. mariner 133 n Water
Parker Wm. oysterman 260 St. John Parkinson Martin H. seacaptain Clover alley Parks Richard, carpenter Queen (S.) below 4th Parks Robert, wcaver 82 Race
Parks Susan, boardinghouse Barclay's alley Parman Sarah, widow 255 n 8th Parmentier Charles, accountant 17 n 12th Parmentier N. & E. Fourcstier, distillers 180 Coats- Pårr John, tailor | Cherry Parris Gabriel, calenderer 42 Mulberry Parrish David, gentleman 1 York buildings
PAR -- PAT
Parrish I. hatter Mulberry court Parrish Joseph, M. D. 109 Mulberry Parrish Robert A. planemaker 242 n 2d Parrish Robert, late carpenter 86 s Front Parron Charles, tobacconist 412 n 2d Parrous David, distiller above 323 Callowhill +Parrott R. printer 228 s 7th
Parry Isaac, plaisterer 104 St Johns [see Perry Parry John J. clock and watchmaker 287 High dwelling 43 Swanson -
Parry Thomas, storekeeper 187 n 2d Parrymore Joseph, saddler back 134 s 4th
Parsons Abraham, shallopman Juniper near Locust Parsons John, 50 Almond
Parsons Thomas, shallopman, back 345 n Front Parsons, widow of Richard,, 119 Swanson Parsons Wmn. mariner Whitehall st Partenheimer Adam, baker 107 n 3d Parvin Pearson, teacher 25 n 5til tParvis Isaac, saw sharper back 258 s 7th Pascal John, seacaptain 24 s 10th Paschall Edward, tailor 22 Strawberry Paskill Jane, gentlewoman 107 Lombard Pass Martha, widow Smith's court (Sch.) Passey Samuel, teacher 163 Vine Passmore Carleton, teacher 98 Sassafras Passmore Everatt G. teacher corner Vine and 4th Passmore & Sperry, auctioneers and commission merchants 34 s Front Passmore Thomas, auctioneer, &c. 34 s Front Pastorius John, scacaptain 15 Margaretta Patrick John, carpenter 250 s 2d
Patrick Wm labourer Quince below Walnut Patrullo Nicholas, 63 Pinc Patten John, trverukeeper 54 Swanson Patterson Abner, carter 440 n Front' { see Peterson Patterson Abraham, mariner Jones near Sch. 5th Patterson John, shipjoiner Shackamaxon Patterson Edward, scacaptain 3 Powell tPatterson George, labourer back 18 Kunckel Patterson George, mariner corner Christian and 3d Patterson Isaac innkeeper (Schuylkill Hotel). High near Permanent Bridge
PAT -- PAU
Patterson J. & G. Gerro, fancy chairmakers 79 Browne
Patterson Rev. James, teacher 142.and 205 s 5th
Patterson James, drayman 4 Quarry Patterson John, grocer 64 n 4th and corner Race Patterson John, printer Taper alley
Patterson Jno. weaver Prime (Wharton's buildings) Patterson John & Co. flour merchants s. w. corner 12th and High
Patterson John, flour merchant 58 Filbert
Patterson Joseph, seacaptain 199 s 4th
Patterson Joseph, cabinet maker 51 Tammany Patterson Mary, mantuamaker 494 s 2d
Patterson Matthew, carter 74 Plum
Patterson Robert, vice-provost, professor of natural philosophy and mathematics, and president of the mint of the U. States, University of Penn- sylvania s 9th near High
Patterson Robert, carter Weaver's alley
Patterson Stephen, merchant 231 Spruce and 61 s Water
Patterson T. blockmaker 7 Little Water & Vernon Patterzon B. flour and grocery store 393 High
Patton Abraham, clock and watchmaker 44 High Patton Elizabeth, teacher 194 n 3d Esce Patten Patton Mrs. of John, Buttonwood lane near 6th Patton John, taylor 4 Callowhill st Wharf Patton Margaret, widow 34 Brown
Patton Mary, shopkeeper Spruce above 8th
Patton Richard, carter Christain near 5th Patton Robert, postmaster 27 s 3d Patton Thomas, weaver Hazel alley
Patton T. shopkeeper Moyamensing near Wharton
Patton W. labourer Chesnut above 13th Patton Wm. currier 17 Strawberry Patton Wm. accountant 65 Cedar Pattan Wm. drayman Merritt's lane
Patton Wm. printer corner Pine & 12th Patton Wm. queen'sware store 65 Cedar Paul David, carpenter 83 Christian
Paul Abraham K. victualler 6th above mill dam Paul Comegys, merchant 127- High and 35 n 5th
PAU-PAY
Paul David, carpenter 116 St. Johns Paul James, merchant 24 s. Wharves and 34 n. 5th Paul Jerem. teacher Friends' academy south 4th n. Chesnut
Paul John, merchant 60 north Fourth Paul Joseph M. merchant 202 Mulberry Paul Mary, widow, 60 north Fourth Paul Mrs. boarding house 55 south Fifth Paul S. shoemaker 212 south Fifth Paul widow of James, Sansom's alley cor. Noble
Paul William, jun. sea captain 57 Green
Paul Wm. sea captain 12 Green
Paul William, carter 4 Fetter lane
Paul and Williams, lumber merchants Callowhill above 6th
Paul Wm. A. hatter 31 Elfrith's alley Paulin Joel, tailor 85 north Water
Paulus Adam, baker 26 south Fifth Pawling Jesse, blacksmith 3 Greenleaf court Paxson Ann, teacher 13 south Third Paxson Benjamin, accomptant 124 Cherry Paxson Charles, merchant 129 High & 94 Arch Paxson & Evans, hardware merchants 10 s. 3d Paxson Isaac, ironmonger 10 south Third Paxson Joseph, carpenter, back 366 n Second Paxson James, ship carpenter Shackamaxon
Paxson Joseph S. innkeeper 130 north Second Paxson Samuel, hatter 96 High and 135 n. Fifth Paxson Timothy, merchant 65 north Water and 158 north Front
Paxson Wm. hardware merchant 203 High Paxton John A. collector, author of the Alphabe- tical Plan of the City, and editor of the Phila- delphia Directory, 81 Locust above' Eighth. "The plan may be had of the author at the fol- lowing prices, viz. varnished and on rollers $ 3 75; on canvas cut and folded in book $2 75 ; in sheets with book §2 25 ; and the Di- rectory at $1 25.
Paxton Sarah, widow of James, 81 Locust above 8th Payerne Francis, confectioner 83 n. 3d
Payne Ber'd, boarding house 308 south Front
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PAY-PEA
Payne John, mariner 30 Carter's alley [see Paine Payne Wm. carpenter 214 south Third Payne Wm. grocer 484 north Second Payran Stephen, hatter 157 and 324 south Front.
[sce Parran
t Payton James, coachman Green's court Peace Jane Ann, mantua maker 16 Crab [see Pease Peace Joseph, gentleman 78 south Sixth Peacock Eber, carpenter 31 Charlotte Peacock Ralph, merchant Tenth near George Peake Edward, carpenter Queen near Frankford R- Peale Charles Wilson, proprietor of the Museum, enquire at the Museum
Peale James, portrait painter 18 Sansom Peale Raphael, portrait painter 24 Powell Peale Rembrandt, portrait painter corner Walnut and Swanwick streets above Sixth Peale Rubens, naturalist, Museum, State House Pealer Esther, widow of Henry, Spafford street Pealer Tobias, labourer 276 St John + Pearce Andrew, ostler 18 Elizabeth
¡ Pearce Charles, labourer 212 Cedar Pearce Elizabeth, teacher 140 Locust Pearce George, mariner 203 south Front Pearce John, painter, &c. S. E. corner Walnut and Water [see Peirce and Pierce
Pearce John, combmaker 72 Brown Pearce Joseph, shipwright Federal above Front
Pearce Moses, carpenter 314 north Second
Pearce Robert, painter, &c. 249 south Front Pearce widow of George, Huddell's alley Pearce Thomas, perfumer 133 Arch
Pearce William, labourer Sheaff's alley
Pearcy William, baker 20 south Water Pearson Daniel, cordwainer corner High and 6th Pearson David, skindresser 282 north Eighth Pearson Elizabeth, seamstress 41 1 Race Pearson George, carpenter 399 south Second Pearson Isaac, jun. hatter 120 High [see Pierson Pearson Isaac, bookseller & stationer 109 High Pearson James, labourer Lombard near sch. 2d Pearson James, city surveyor 17 north Seventh
PEA-PEI
Pearson James, gentleman 301 Mulberry Pearson P. and S. storekeepers 104 north Seventh Pearson Silas, tanner, &c. Sarah street Pearson Thomas, saddler, &c. 138 High Pearwey Abraham, whitesmith Raspberry alley Pease Margaret, widow 181 Walnut [see Pedte Pechin John, collector of taxes 3 Elfreth's alley: Pechin widow, 12 Elfreth's alley Pecholier Madame, widow, 164 Pine Peck Daniel L. teacher, back 54 north Third
Peck Israel M. mariner 125 north Water
Peck Jeremiah, boarding house 133 north Water Peck Lewis, tanner 69 Budd
Peck Thomas, shipwright Brusstar's court Peckworth rev. John P. ladies shoe store 139 s. 2d
Peddel widow, nurse 270 south Front
Peddle J. oak cooper 212 s. Water & 213 s. Front Peddle Wm. A. oak cooper 63 north Water and 11 Elfreth's alley
Peddle widow of George, 9 Elfreth's alley Pedersen P. his Danish majesty's charge d'affaires and consul general's. E. corner Filbert & 9th Pedrick Hope, mariner Merritt's lane n. 5th Pedrick Isaac, labourer Carpenter (S.) n. 4th
Pedrick John, shoemaker 257 Callowhill
Pedrick Samuel, blacksmith 12 Christian
Peel Jacob, labourer 88 north 6th
Peiffer Christian, grocer corner Germantown road and 2d [see Pfeiffer
Peiffer John, smith Beach near Marlborough
Peiffer Margaret widow 4th above Poplar lane Peirse Caleb, ironmonger 81 High and 15 Church alley [see Pearce Peirce Isaac, bookseller 3 s. 4th, dwelling 72 Lom- bard
Peirce and Emlen, hardware merchants 135 High Peirce Jacob, teacher 72 Lombard
Peirce Joshua, ironmonger 135 High & 27 Filbert Peirce Thomas, teacher72 Lombard
Peirsol J. & C. Schaffej sugar refiners 88 n. 2d Peirsol Jeremiah, sugár-refiner 67 Vine & 88 n. 2d Peirsol Wm. ironmanger 67 north 3d
PEL-PER
Peirson James, merchant 301 Mulberry Pele James, blockmaker, back 444 south Frent Pelham Wm. Union Circulating Library 201 Ches-
nut
Pelissier V. professor of music 46 south Fifth
Pelters Evan, bricklayer 153 Cherry
Peltz Philip, farmer, Buck near Passyunk road
Peltz Wm. grocer 246 south Second
Pember Charles, labourer Kunckel near Callowhill Pember Christian, shoemaker 5 Kunckel Pember widow of Edward, 91 Passyunk Pemberton John, gentleman 8 south Tenth Pemberton Philadelphia, shopkeeper 61 n. Third Pemberton Sarah, spinster 223 Spruce Penington Edw. sugar refiner 155 and 159 Race Penington widow of John, cor. Race and sch. 7th Penington William, labourer Bedford Pennington Martha, widow 41 Filbert
Penliff Mrs. washerwoman Fitzwalter above Sixth Penn Abraham, shipjoiner 75 Queen
Pennell Joseph, carpenter Raspberry alley
Pennick Robert, innkeeper 118 north Third
Pennock Abraham L. merchant 36 north Third Pennock Horatio B. merchant 20 north Eighth Pennock and Robbins, merchants 36 north Third Penot Francis and Son, cord wainers 22 s. Fourth Penrose Charles, gentleman 93 Penn
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