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John Goodman Esq. president; James Cutbush, vice-presi- dent; Jacob Chrystler, treasurer; secretary.
Union Society, for the support of Schools and domes- tic Manufactures, for the benefit of the African race and people of Colour; established 1810.
William Sammons, president; John Moulson, vice-prsident; Absalom Jones, treasurer; Charles Jones, secretary.
Society for the free Instruction of the black Peofile. ( See school master Willings Alley.
Spring Garden Association for Charitable purposes. HALL, CORNER 8th AND BUTTONWOOD-ST. John Alburger, president; William Warner, treasurer; David Wolbert, secretary.
Incorporated German Society, for the relief of dis- tressed Germans in the State of Pennsylvania.
HALL, W. SIDE OF SEVENTH, BELOW HIGH.
George A. Baker, president; Jacob Sperry, vice-president, C. Dannenberg, J. N. Harmes, secreturies; David Scegar, treasurer; Andrew Lemeau, solicitor; Abraham Stein, George Honey, Godfrey Smith, Melchior Larer, Conrad Hanse, Pe- ter Field, overseers.
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T'he Philadelphia Society for aleviating the miseries of indigent persons.
John Brown, president, Nathan Fry, vice-president, Geo. Willard, secretary, Jacob Mayland, treasurer .- The Society feel themselves under renewed obligations to a generous public, for donations already received, by which they have had it in their power to relieve the distressed of every deno- mination. The smallest donation will be thankfully received by either of the above officers.
"Society to assist the poor, old and sick, of the Ger- man Lutheran, Zion and St. Michael's congre- gations."
Rev. John H. C. Helmuth, president; George Krebs, treu- surer; Charles Eberle, secretary.
Society to assist and encourage the German Luth- eran Evangelical Congregation, in and near Phila- delfihia,
George Krebs, president; Frederick Hackle, vice-president; John N. Fisher, secretary; Godfrey Smith, treasurer.
St. Joseph's Society, for educating and maintaining poor orfthun children-Incorporated 1807.
ASYLUM, 134 S, SIXTH.
Michael Egan, D. D. president; Edward Carrell, vice-presi- dent, James O'Ellers, treasurer; Rev. W. V. Harold, chaplain.
MManagers, John Ashley, Joseph Snyder, Peter Scraven- dyke, John Maitland, Charles Johnson, Adam Premir, Cor- nelius Teirs and Anthony Groves. Peter S. Duponceau, counsellor; Timothy Desmond, secretary pro tem.
American Philosophical Society.
HALL, WEST SIDE FIFTH, BELOW CHESNUT.
Thomas Jefferson, president; Casper Wistar, Benjamin S. Barton, and Robert Patterson, vice-presidents; Thomas T. Hewson, Thomas C. James, N. Chapman and Joseph Cloud, secretaries; Adam Seybert, James Gibson, J. H. Brinton, Pe- ter S. Du Ponceau, Jonathan Williams, Mahlon Dickerson, William White, R. Rev. Bishop; Andrew Elliott, Benjamin Rush, William Tilgh ran, and Nicholas Collin, councellors; John R. Smith, Zaccheus Collins and Robert Hare, curuters; lohn Vaughan, libruriun und treasurer.
College of Physicians.
Adam Kuhn, president; Samuel Duffield, vice-president; Thomas Parke, Willian Currie, Casper Wistar, S.unuel P. Griffins, censors; Thomas C. James, treasurer; Joseph Par- i'sh, secretary.
Medical Lyceusi.
John Syng Dorsey, M. D. president
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Medical Society.
Benjamin Smith Barton, M. D. president; Philip Syng Phy- sic, M. D. and N. Chapman, M. D. vice presidents; Samuel Stewart, M. D. treasurer; -- Salter, secretary.
Philadelphia Linnean Society.
Benjamin S. Barton, M. D. president, James Cutbush vice- president, Aaron Dickerson, M. D. corresponding secretary, George S. Schott, M. D. recording secretary; Samuel Jackson M. D. treasurer; Samuel Stewart M. D. John H. Lambert M. D. curators; James Mease, M. D. orator.
Columbian Chemical Society.
James Cutbush, president; G. F. Lehman, and Franklin Bache, vice presidents; James Hamm, treasurer; John B.Heb- berton, secretary.
Academy for Natural Science.
Doctor Jared Troost, president; John Shinn and N. Par- mantier, vice presidents; Doctor Mann, secretary.
Dr. Troost, lectures on Mineralogy in the Academy.
St. John's College.
James Cutbush, Professor of Chemistry, Mineralogy, and natural Philosophy. Lectures held back of St. John's church, Race street.
Lectures on Chemistry.
.. Dr. Thomas C. Jones, corner of Chesnut and Fourth-st. Benjamin Tucker, S.W. corner of Fifth and Arch-st.
Agricultural Society.
Richard Peters, Esq. president; George Clymer, vice presi- dent; Samuel Hodgdon, treasurer; James Mease, M. D. se- cretary.
Cattle Society.
Lawrence Seckel, president; William Guier, treasurer; James Mease, M. D. secretary.
Premium Society.
John Dorsey, president; John Goodman, vice president; Hugh Heury, treasurer; James C. Thompson, secretary.
Managers, William Y. Birch, James Ronaldson, Thomas Wood, John Thoburn, Samuel Carswell, Abraham Small, John Lang, John Connelly, Samuel Smith.
Vine Company.
Hugh Ferguson, president; James Vanuxem, vice president; Joseph Cloud, secretary.
Domestic Society.
Paul Cox, president; llugh Henry, treasurer; John H. Barnes, secretary; Warehouse 6 S. Third-st.
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Philadelphia Museum.
IN THE UPPER APARTMENTS OF THE STATE HOUSE.
This splendid establishment for the display of the works of Nature and Art, is the fruit of individual perseverance, now rendered worthy of the patronage it receives from the state legislature.
No museum in Europe contains a better-collection of quadrupeds and birds, the latter of which is unrivalled in beautiful arrangement and appropriate decorations; nor is there any where to be seen a more extensive gallery of ori- ginal portraits, of characters rendered interesting during the American revolution, or by their talents and genius in auts and sience both in Europe and America. The collec- tion of portraits was Erst begun by Mr. Charles Wilson Peale, and has been continued by his son Rembrandt, especially with many of the most distinguished characters in Europe; besides this, the fishes, insects, minerals, and numerous miscellaneous curiosities, render it the resort of all stran- gers. It is here professor Barton makes his demonstrations in natural history to his pupils.
The museum has lately undergone a general improve- ment, in the arrangement and display of the articles, the extention of the rooms, and particularly the addition of the manunoth and other skeletons, Indian figures, dresses, ca- moes, spears, bows, arrows, tools, Grecian busts, &c.
All the articles that were in the marine room are now hand-omely displayed in an upper apartment, and their piace occupied by the stupendous skeleton of the mam- moth, Indian figures, &c. The long room is consequently disembarrassed of several projecting cases which impeded- the movement of company, and interfered with that neatness of display which now prevails. The quadruped room is much improved and the anatomical curiosities are arranged in an apartment by themselves.
The new series of portraits are better displayed, and the old series put into complete order. The whole establish- ment comprises a magazine of facts and knowledge calcu- lated to interest every class in the community, and to inspire that curiosity by which it has grown and must continue to be supported.
During the winter season, it is elegantly illuminated on the evenings of Tuesday and Thursday, and much resorted to hy strangers as well as citizens, as a place of rational and instructive recreation.
Society of Artists of the United States.
Thomas Jefferson, president; B. Trott, B. H. Latrobe, Geo. Murray, vice-presidents; J. S. Dorsey, M. D. professor of Ina- tomy; John Vallance, treasurer; Robert Mills, secretary; Wil liam Kneass, assistant secretary
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Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
George Clymer, president (dead), William Tilghman, Wil- Bam Meredith, Plunket F. Glentworth, Joseph Hopkinson, Edward Pennington, William Rush, Zaccheus Collins James Gibson, Reeve Lewis, Rembrandt Peale, Samuel F. Bradford, Charles J. Wistar, directors, Griffith Evans, treasurer. Wil- ham Smith, secretary.
University of Pennsylvania, S. Ninth, near High.
John Andrews D. D. provost, and professor of moral philosophy.
Robert Patterson, A. M. vice provost, professor of ma- thematics and natural philosophy.
James G. Thompson, professor of languages.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Samuel B. How and Joseph P. Engles, masters. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Casper Wistar, M. D. professor of anatomy.
Benjamin Rush, M. D. professor of the institutes and
practice of physic, and of clinical practice.
Phylip Syn Pphysick, M. D. professor of surgery.
John Syng Dorsey, M. D. adjunct professor of surgery.
Dr. Benjamin Smith Barton, professor of materia medica natural history and botany.
1. C. James, M. D. professor of midwifery.
John Redman Coxe, M. D. professor pf chemistry., Jolin M'Koy, janitor.
Philadelphia Academy-Formerly the College and Acada- mv of Philadelphia, is situated near 40 North Fourth-street; established, and is still conducted by the Rev. James Aber- crombie, D. D. The system of instruction given in it, is pe- culiarly calculated to form an accomplished English education, either preparatory to the study of the learned languages and other colegiate studies with a view to any one of the learned professions; or, to an immediate engagement in the active pursuits of business, English grammar, according to the principles of Murray; Lowth, &c. the arts of reading, wri- ting, arithmetic, composition, public speaking, the princi- ples of natural history, geography and logic-the elc- ments of the mathematicks, book keeping, merchants ac-' counts, surveying, mensuration, navigation, &c. &c. consti- tute the course; during which, the precepts and the princi- ples of Christianity, according to the catechisms of the va- rious religious societies, are inculcated. An annual public - examination and commencement are held, when those stu- dents who are found worthy to receive the honours of the in- stitution, are publicly presented by the director with a cer- tificate of their proficiency. The most accomplished and ex- perienced assistants are employed in the different depart-
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ments of the institution, which is at present in a very flour- ishing condition, and justly receives the most general and liberal patronage.
During the winter season a course of lectures, and prac- tical instruction in elocution, is given by the director to young men intended for the liberal professions.
Gray and Wylie's Academy.
A handsome brick building, with a cupola and bell, is situated the north side of Locust above 9th.
Philadelfihia Library Company.
Founded 1731-incorporated 1742. The plan of this insti- tution was suggested by the venerable Franklin, contains about 21,000 volumes-Library open every day, except Sun- day, from two o'clock till sun set-Loganian Library contains 3944 volumes, " some valuable machines, an apparatus for the purposes of natural philosophy, &c. and a few curi- ous artificial and natural productions, also belong to the company, and are deposited in the apartments; the libari- an attends to show them on Saturday morning's from ten to twelve o'clock; and the directors on proper occasions, per- mit the instruments to be made use of."
Thomas Parke, Richard Wistar, James Read, Joseph Parker Norris, Robert Waln, James Gibson, Zaccheus Col- lins, George Fox, Samuel W. Fisher, Zachariah Poulson, directors; James P.Parke, treasurer.
GRAND LODGE OF PENNSYLVANIA, SUBORDINATE LODGES, &C.
Meet at their New Hall, N. side of Chesnut, above 7th. Grand officers for the year 1813.
Brother James Milnor, esq. R. W. Grand Master.
Brother Richard Tybout, R. W. Deputy Grand Master, the late D. G. M. Brother Duplessis, having declined a re- election.
Brother Joseph Burden, R. W. Senior Grand Warden. Brother Samuel F. Bradford, R. W. Junior Grand Warden.
Brother George A. Baker, R. W. Grand Secretary.
Brother Walter Kerr, R. W. Grand Treasurer. Thomas Hennessy, Esq. W. D. Grand Secretary.
Meet four times a year, in grand quarterly communica- sion, on the first Monday in March, June, September, and December; and on each St. John's day, &c.
Recommenders of objects to the Philadelphia Dispensary, to whom application is to be made: viz.
For the Northern Liberties-Brother Frederick Wolbert, Esq. No. 354 North Second-street.
For the City-Brother George A. Baker, Esq. N. E. cor- ner of Fourth and Cherry-street.
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For Southwark-Brother Daniel Bussier, Esq. No. 26@ South Fourth-Street.
Trustees of the Masonic Loan.
Charles Biddle, esq. President; Thomas M'Euen, esq. treasurer, Geo. A. Baker, secretary, Stephen Girard, Thomas Astley, Edward Burd and Fdward Gray, who in conjunction with the above mentioned grand officers, compose the Board of Trustees of the said loans for the year 1813.
Grand Holy Royal Arch Chapter.
- Held under the protection of, and supported by, the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania-the R. W. Grand Master, ex officio, first Grand Chief .- James Milnor, first chief; Fred- erick Erringer, second chief; Walter Kerr, third chief. Meet 3d Monday in February, May, August and November.
Subordinate Chapters.
Chap. No. 3 .- First chief, Bayse Newcombe, jun. Esq. second chief, Richard Bache, Esq. third chief, Samuel H. Jacobs Esq. recorder, Nathan R. Potts Esq. treasurer, Wil- liam Wray.
Chap. No. 51 .- First chief, Walter Kerr; recorder, William M'Corkle.
Chap. No. 52 .- First chief, Saml. Lippincott; second chief, Thomas Elliott; third chief, George E. Blake; recorder, John O'Brion; treasurer, Thomas Amies.
There are some other Chapters held in Pennsylvania, un- cter the sanction of the warrant of the different Lodges.
Masters of the Lodges held in the City of Philadelphia. Masters' Names. Stated Monthly Meetings.
No. 2 Edward W. Carr,
2d Monday.
3 Nathan Bunker,
3d Tuesday.
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9 Andrew Scott,
1st Friday.
19 Boyd Reilly,
1st Thursday.
51 Samuel Relf,
4th Thursday.
52 Joseph M'Coy, 1st Wednesday.
59 Patrick Carson, 2d Tuesday.
67 Lambert Keatting,
2d Friday.
71 'Andrew Bozorth, - 4th Wednesday.
72 John Stinger,
2d Saturday.
73 Edward George,
2d Thursday
91 George W. Bartram,
4th Monday.
114 Florence Cotter,
3d Friday.
115 Samuel Jackson,
1st Tuesday.
121 Joseph K. Potts,
3d Thursday.
125 Charles W. West,
4th Friday.
126 Thomas J. Matthews,
127 John Carter,
128 James Hamill,
4th Tuesday.
2d Wednesday.
29th of the month, unless that falls on Saturday or Sunday, then on the next vacant evening.
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130 Joseph Barnes,
131 John Carpenter,
134 Richard Bache,
3d Wednesday. 2d Thursday. Sd Saturday.
African Lodge.
No. 459 .- Master, Peter Richman; sen. warden, Anthony Cane; jun. warden, Richard Parker; secretary, James John- son: treasurer, Joseph Randolph.
Cincinnati Society.
David Lenox, president; William Macpherson, vice-presi- dent: Horace Binney, secretary: Abram. G. Claypool, assis- tant secretary: Chas. Biddle, treasurer: Matthew M'Connell, assistant treasurer: William Jackson. Caleb North, James Glentworth, Peter Peres, Alexander Murray, James E.Smith, John Markland, standing committee.
Tammany Society, or Columbian Order.
Dr. Michael Leib, Grand Sachem; Col. George Bartram, father of the Councils; Schems, Michl. Leib, George Bartram, John Thompson, William Duane, John Miller, 4th st. G W. Bartram, William Linard, Lambert Smith, James Engle, Frederick Wolbert, Jacob Huff, Samuel Erwin, Isaac Hall, Isaac Boyer, J. W. Thompson, Daniel Miller, William Ash- ton, William J. Duane and John Miller, N. L. treasurer, Col. George Bartram: secretary, John L. Baker: wiskenkey, Aaron Morris: saga moores; Geo. F Goodman, Jacob Miller, Geo. A. Baker jr. James Queen, and William Henderson
Wigwam, No. 63, North Fourth-street .- Meet Ist Thurs- day in every month.
True Republican Society.
John Carter, president; John Weaver, vice-president; John Johnson, secretary; George Kline, treasurer.
Washington Association of Young Man.
Samuel B Morris, president: William H. Dillingham, se- cretary: William S. Simmons, treasurer: Thomas J. Whar- ton, 1st vice-president: Thomas Anthony, 2d vice-president.
Stated Meetings, last Tuesday in every two months, at the old Masonic Hall. Elections 22 February.
Democratic Association of Young Men, of the City and Liberties.
Jonathan B. Smith, esq. president: Doctor Joel B. Suther- land, vice-president: Mr. Samuel F. Earle, 2d vice-president: Janies M. Porter, 1st secretary: Joseph Le Clerc, 2d secre- tary: Robinson R. Moore, treasurer .- A. Perlee, James Wil- son, Peter Hay, Thomas S. Engle, J. B Mitchell, Henry Frick and George F. Lehman, corresponding committee .- R. Hutchinson, J. Cutbush, T. D. Mitchell, William Dilworth J. Cash jr. William Linnard jr. S. Keemle, C. J. B. La Brouse, F. Bache, A. S. Cox, W. Bevans, G. H. Hunter, A. Hemp- bill, J. R. Worrell, J. Reynolds, R. Worrell jr. C. P. Lippin-
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cott, T. M. Rush, J. Hays, S. Olwine, J. C. Clark, W. Rodi, field, W. F. M'Tees, Robt. O'Neal, J. Randall, J. A. Paxton, C. B. Hoffner, B. C. Burden, David Miller, jr. F. Bucking- ham, J. Carson jr. T. Lippincott, J H. Fisher, J. C. Tomp- son, J. Alexander, J. Wilson, G. R. Gardner, P. Stimmel jr. Henry Snyder, committee of vigilance.
German Society for Mutual support and assistance.
President, John Bierebaum; vice-president, Henry Weber; treasurer, Sebastine Zimmerman: secretary, Henry Young .- Meet at Henry Meyers' corner of Race and Eighth streets, on the first Saturdays in January, March, May, July, Sep- tember, and November. Elections in January.
United German Benefit Society.
William Bender, president; Michael Shindler, vice presi- «lent; Jacob Belsterling, secretary, John Keyser, doorkeeper.
German American Benefical Society.
John Steif, president, HenrySchmidt, vice president, Henry Weisenbauck, secretary: Henry Longbottle, treasurer.
German American Mutual Assistant Society. Andrew Busch, president, John M.Metzger, vicepresident; John G. Blumner, treasurer: Jolin L. Klotz, secretary: John Conrad, door-keeper.
German Beneficial.
John Burman, president, Christian Strock, vice president,' George Sink, treasurer, George Miller, secretary.
German Beneficient Society of Northern Liberties,
Incorporated 1812.
Henry Teutsch, president, John C. Burger, vice president, George Miller, secretary
French Benevolent Society.
John Laval, president, Augustine Bousquet, vice president; Simon Chaudron, treasurer: Laurence Huron, secretary.
St. Andrew's Society.
President, William Macpherson, vice-presidents, Thos.Lei- per, Robt.Smith, treasurer, Quintin Campbell, secretary, Wm. Stothart, chaplain. Rev.Joseph Shaw; counsellors, J. D. Wallace and E. S Burd: physicians, Doctors James Proudfit, N. Chap- man. assistants. J. Arrott, James Imbrie, Thomas M'Euen, Charles Macalister, Robert Kid and John M'Cauley.
Scots' Thistle Society.
James M'Alpin president, Robert Wilson, vice president, James Robb, treasurer; Alexander Robb, secretary.
Officers of the Caledonian Society.
Thomas Dobson, preside t; Robert Adams, vice-president; Alexander Campbell, treasurer; William Duncan, secretary; John Cochran, Alexander Thomas, Adam Ramage, visitors.
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St. Patrick Benevolent Society.
William Duane, president; John Maitland, vice-president: John O'Brien, treasurer; William A. Bass, 1st secretary; - - 2dl secretary Committed of Claims, Robert Kean, Thomas M'Cle, John Willis, for the city, Arch. Little and Connel O'Donnell, for Southwark.
Erin Benevolen: Society.
Anthony Gale, president; James Fearon, vice-president; Samuel Beatty, treasurer; Patrick Reilly, Ist secretary; Bar- net Quinn, 2d secretary, Patrick Cullan, Alexander Watt, Daniel Brady, Morgan Carr, Philip Reilly, Samuel Porter, John Sibbett, Timothy Curran, Patrick Mulligan, Edward Kirby, Peter Farley, Bernad Conway, visiting committee.
IIibernian Society for thi relief of Emigrunts from Ireland .- Chartered 27th April 1792.
Hugh Holmes, president; Charles Heatly, vice-president; Henry Toland, treasurer; Edward Fox, secretary; John Ser- geant, John Fox, counsellors; Robert S. Stafford, physician; Acting committee, to whom persons entitled to relief are to apply, William Boggs, Edward Hudson, John Horner, John William Rogers, Hugh Cooper, Edward Thursby, John Cole- man, William Brown, Edward M'Dermott, David Acheson, Hugh Celhoon.
St John's Beneficial Society.
President, Nathan Fry, vice-president, George Willard, secretary, Robert E. Murrel, treasurer, John Gilder. Meet back of the 2d Presbyterian Church, the 3d Tuesday in every month.
St. George's Society, for the advice and assistance of Englishmen in distress.
Robert F. Griffith, president; J. Sims, vice-president; Jos. Bell, treasurer; George Davis, secretary; William Page, Tris- tram B. Freeman, Richard North, Joseph Curwen, George Rundle, Anthony Slater, Thomas Astley and James Wil- liams, stewards.
United States Benevolent Society.
John J. Plocher, president; J. H. Vanderslice, vice-presulen ?; James B. Hutchinson, secretary; Henry Bruce, treasurer; Charles Pomeroy, door-keeper. Incorporated 6th May, 1812.
Welch Society.
Samuel Meredith, president; Robert Wharton, vice-presi- dent; Thomas Crumpston, treasurer; Joseph S. Lewis, secre- tary; Jonathan Smith, register.
Benevolent Blues' Society, instituted for the laudable Purpose of supporting each other in sickness and distress.
Henry Read, captain and president; B. Read, secretary
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Washington Beneficial Society.
Lawrence Schnivily, president; Jacob Miley, vice-president; Jacob Fink, treasurer; Isaac Boileau, secretary. Franklin Benevolent Institution.
John Miller, president; John Young, vice-president; Jona- than Thomas, treasurer; Jacob Miller, secretary; Jesse Saun- ders, door-keeper. Incorporated 1812. -
Franklin Union Benevolent Society.
William F. Read, president; John J. Procher, vice-presi- dent; John Read, secretary; William Fife, treasurer; John Ormsbey, door-keeper.
True American Beneficial Society of. Philadelfihia.
Joseph Pardee, president; Samuel Hanse, vice-president; Timothy-Blake, secretary: Joseph Shankland, treasurer.
They meet on the Ist Friday in every month, at New-Mar- ket Hall.
American Friendly Institution.
Henry Snyder, president; James Lane, vice-president; Daniel Smith, secretary: George Vogle, treasurer.
American Beneficial Society.
Native Americans only admitted -Henry Snyder, presi- dent: George R. Taylor, vice-president: George Megragh, treasurer: Daniel Freytag, secretary: N.Magen, door-keeper. Incorporated 1804.
Criterion Beneficial Society.
Emmor T. Weaver, president: Isaac Altemus, vice-presi- dent: Mathias Cake, treasurer: Jacob Fimple, secretary. Madison Benevolent Society, of the Nor. Liberties.
Michael Wartman, president: Nathaniel Biles, vice-presi- dent: John Barger, treasurer: Isaac Boileau, secretary. Society for the relief of floor, aged and infirm Masters of Ships, their Widows and Children.
Meet at the Carpenters' Hall, 1st Monday in January, April, July and October. President called to the chair at each meeting .- Managers, Captains Charles Biddle, Leeron Simmons, Henry Hawkins, John Ashmead, Stephen Girard, William Davis, Charles Macalester, James Josiah, William Jones, Bankson Taylor, Robert Clark, Joseph Reynolds, Samuel Volans, treasurer: Thomas Jackson, clerk.
Philanthropthic Beneficial Society.
Jolın Dennis, president, Jonas Smith, vice-president, Jacob Knows, treasurer, Samuel Bacon, secretary.
Provident Society ..
Liberty Browne, president; John Hoover and Lambert Keating, vice-presidents; John W. Scott, treasurer; James White, secretary; John Hoover, Lambert Keatting, Alexan- der Urquhart, John Vallance, John C. Kelsey, visiting com.
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mittee; John Hoover, William Smiley, Lambert Keatting. Richard Alexander, John Vallance, Alexander Urquliart, Jolin C. Kelsey, fund committee,
Independent Benevolent Society.
Andrew Montgomery, president, James Gibson, vice-pre- sident, John C. Kelsey, treasurer, George Bonnin, secretary. James Gamble, James Fulton, Alexander Urquhart, John C. Kelsey, and William Dallas, visiting committee; James Gibson, George Hood, Robert Motfct, James Fulton, George Bonnin, Adam Reid and Patrick Galbraith, fund committee. Independent Beneficial Society.
L. Whitney, president, Nixon Albertson, vice-president, George Fry, treasurer, William Andrews, secretary. Meet. at New Market Hall.
Friendly Society.
Instituted 1790, chartered 1806 .- Thomas Smith, presi- dent, Edward Rowley, treasurer, Luther Barnes, sen, stew- ard, John E. Molineux, jun. steward, William White, clerk. Union Beneficial Society of the Northern Liberties.
John Clark, president, John Casner, vice-president, Eli Davis, treasurer, Brooklin Terry, secretary.
The Howard Beneficial Institution of Pennsylvania. William Moulder Esq. president, Jacob Fricke, vice-pre- sident, Joseph Clark, secretary, Jolm M'Michael, treasurer. Friendly Society of St. Tammany.
Robert Roberts, president, William Campbell, vice-presi- dent, Luke Shields, treasurer, Michael Wartman, secretary. · Philadelphia Benevolent Society.
Incorporated 13th December 1809 .- William Meguire, president, Frederick Haines, vice-president, John Scott, se- cretary, Robt. Anderson, treasurer, C. Snyder, door-keeper. Philadelphia Beneficial Society.
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