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LAYERS OUT OF THE DEAD ..
Helmbold Mrs. S Quarry st. |Knowles Mrs. 277 S. Front Hook Jane, 73 S. 4th. Osborne Sarah, I Laurel ct. Howell Elizabeth, Cresson's Snowden 8. 85 ~ 9th
Alley January H. back 39 Arch
Weast Susan 21 New Market Norton Rebecca, Kugler's ct.
DIAGRAM
Showing the Situation of the Wards of the City, and the neighbouring Townships.
Penn Township.
6th Street. --
Northern Liberties.
Vine
North Mulberry Ward.
Race or
South Mulberry Ward.
Arch or
North Ward.
Market or
Middle Ward.
Chesnut
South Ward.
Walnut
Locust Ward.
Dock Ward.
Street.
Newmarket Ward.
Cedar Street
Passyunk.
sing.
FOURTH STREET-or Middle Boundary of the Wards.
Street.
Upper Dal. Ward.
Sassafras Street.
Lower Del. Ward.
Mulberry Street.
High Street Ward.
High Street.
Chesnut Ward.
Street.
Walnut Ward.
Street.
Spruce
Cedar Ward.
South or
Passyunk road
Southwark.
THE RIVER DELAWARE-or Eastern Boundary of the City.
Note. The city is between Vine and Cedar streets and the two rivers. RIVER SCHUYLKILL-or Western Boundary of the City.
DIRECTIONS TO THE READER.
(N. L.) Northern Liberties-(K.) Kensing- ton-(P. T.) Penn Township -- (V.) Vineyard -(C.) for city-(S.) Southwark-(M.) Moya- mensing-(O. Y. r.) Oid York road-(Germ. r.) Germantown road-(P.) Passyunk- (Sch.) Schuylkill-(Frank. r.) Frankford road-N. north-S. south-E. east- W. west-cor. cor- ner-n. near-ab. above-r. road-bet. between t persons of colour-bel. below-ay. alley-ct. court-av. avenue-l. lane-op. opposite -- c. h. counting-house-d. h. dwelling-house-vict. victualler-gent. gentleman-store:cecper, is al- ways to be understood as dry-goods store- keeper.
For names not found in the body of the work, see list of Corrections and Removals.
The reader when seaching for names, with- out knowing how properly to spell them, is re- quested to examine in every possible way they would admit of being spelled from their pro- nunciation. There are alternate references throughout the list of inhabitants, to those names having similar pronunciation, but not being spelled alike; viz. Allison., see Ellison -- and vice versa.
Each page of the list of inhabitants, is head- ed'in capitals, with the three first letters of the bottom name.
The reader will please to observe the follow- ing general rule for finding the numbers on houses, in the different streets in this city :- In those streets that run cast and west, say High- street, the numbers begin from the Delaware. the odd being on the north side. In those that run north and south, say Fourth -street, the num- bers begin from High-street, running north and south, the odd being on the east side.
LIST OF CONTENTS.
Advertisements
Perpetual Almanac
" To the Public"
List of Physicians, Midwives, and Nurses
Corrections and Removals
Dirgram of the Wards of the City
Ducations to the Reader
List of Names ( generally)
( Back of the Book.)
List of Streets, Lanes, &c. page 1
Stages, Steam Boats, and Packets
Government of the United States
27
Do. of Pennsylvania®
29
Courts of Pennsylvania 29
Corporation of the City of Philadelphia 30
Controllers of the Public Schools
31
Managers of the Pennsylvania Hospital 31.
Managers of the Alms House
31
Guardians of the Poor 32
Rules and Regulations of the Wardens of the port of Phi- ladelphia 32
Plan of the Wards of the incorporated part of the Northern Liberties 34
Post Office-Establishment of the Mails 34
List of Institutions, Companies, and Societies of Philadel- phia, alphabetically arranged 39
Names of Wardens of the port of Philadelphia 54
Custom-House Regulations, &c. 55
Counting-House Almanac for 1823 56
Eclipses for 1823 57.
Census of the United States for 1820, showing also the
number of Representatives, for 1823, or 18th congress 58 Diplomatic Intercourse with Foreign Nations 59
Ministers, Consuls, and Commissaries of Foreign Powers, resident in the United States 61
United States' Patents-Mode of Application 64
Post Office Law 67
Lodges of Pennsylvania and times of meeting 74
Board of Health, &c. 75
Northern Dispensary 75
LIST OF CONTENTS.
Pennsylvania Literary Institution
Pennsylvania Abolition Society 76
Jefferson Benevolent Institution
76
Second do. do. do.
76 76
Constitution of the United States
77 89
Justices of the Peace of Philadelphia County
101
Banks
10
Notaries Public 104
Interpreters of Foreign Languages
104
List of Churches and their Ministers in the City and Li- berties of Philadelphia 105
The following articles came too late to be inserted in their proper places.
List of New Streets, Lunes, and Alleys.
Black Horse court, from 171 High towards Mulberry
Caledonian court, from Filbert above Tenth to Arch Davis' alley, between Thirteenth and Juniper above Chesnut Dillwyn street, from north side Noble above Third to Tam- many
Harris' court, from west side Lætitia court below High Johnson court, west side north Front above Coats' (N. L.) Kelley's alley, from Thirteenth to Juniper above Chesnut Miller's court, from east side Fourth to Third near Vine Taylor's court, from north Front near Laurel (N. L.) Woolston's court, west side north Front above Coats' (N. L.)
Washington Fire Company -- Instituted in the year 1795. The stated meetings are held at the school room of the Rev. M. Crawford, Marble street, on the first Wednesday of every month. Engine house situated in Spruce between Ninth and Tenth streets-William P. Smith, president; John Vollum, vice-president; Robert F. Walsh, secretary; James Harper, treasurer; W. P. Smith, John Vollum, Charles H. Smith, Frederick Forst, Andrew R. Stule, Samuel Hamstead, John C. Hodges, George R. Hamstead, and James P. Smith, direc. tors.
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Montgomery Beneficial Society
Constitution of Pennsylvania
CORRECTIONS AND REMOVALS.
A.
Abert John, gentleman, 143 High
Adams Benjamin, carpenter, 350 N. Third
Allen Lewis, merchant, d. h. 18 north Eighth
Ardley Robert A. exchange and commission broker, 7 N. Sixth-office 16 Carter's alley Armbruster Jacob, brushmaker, 220 N. Third Arnold Thomas, sea captain, 295 S. Front Arundel Robert I. attorney at law, office 89 Sassafras-d. h. - 239 Mulberry
B
Baker Chalkley, innkeeper, 264 Sassafras
Balcy F. cedar cooper, 280 N. Third
Barclay Andrew, merchant, 29 south wharves-d. h. 248 N. Third
Barclay Jane, widow, 224 N. Third
Barclay John, jun. merchant, 228 N. Third
Bassett Capt. Samuel, 350 N. Third
Bates Paul, instructor, 100 New st.
Bayne James, bookbinder, Sixth 2d door above Catherine Benners Margaret, 57 New street Bennett Wm. ship carpenter, Marlborough n. Bedford (K) Benninghove & Curtis, snuff manufacturers, 405 S. Front Birch & Stockton, drapers and tailors, 251 High Boggs Samuel, ship carpenter, Frankford road near Otter - Boileau Isaac, collector, Frankford road near Otter
Bonnaffon A. professor of dancing, 65 S. Fourth-ball room 623 S. Fourth
Bourket Joseph, cutler, 69 S. Fifth
Bouvier M. cabinetmaker, 6 S. Front
Boyer Isaac, innkeeper, 212 N. Third Bray Daniel, drygoods merchant, 184 N. Third Bresland John, stonecutter, 166 south Eleventh Brill George, bricklayer, Hanover near Bedford'(K) Brobson Joseph, grocer, 437 south Front
Brode John, carver, 2 Whitaker's row Buck Mary, widow of Wm. 434 N. Fourth Bulkley Charles, hat manufacturer, 61 S. Third
Bulklcy Chauncey, attorney at law, 48 Walnut --- d. h. 61 S. Third
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Corrections and Removals.
Bulkley Elizabeth, widow, 61 S. Third Bumm John, house carpenter, Marlborough n. Bedford (K)
C.
Caldwell Mrs. E. B. boarding house, 143 Chesnut
Campbell John H. attorney at law, 41 N. Sixth-d. h. 171 Arch
Care S. boarding house, 112 Walnut
Carlile Abraham, hardware merchant, 139 High-d. h. 219 north Fourth
Carlisle Hudson, innkeeper, cor. Quince and Spruce
Carmalt C. & J. conveyancers, 298 N. Third
Carmalt Jonathan, jun. collector, 298 N. Third
Carmalt Jonathan, gentleman, 302 N. Third
Carson John, paper hanging & stationer store, 201 N. Third Carter Jacob, packing box maker, Filbert between Eighth and Ninth-d. h. 143 Filbert
Chamberlain Richard, carpenter, 246 N. Third
Cheves Miss, Walnut, south side, first door below Eleventh
Clark D. whitesmith, 449 N. Third
Clark Thomas, 172 south Eleventh
Clark William, accountant, 172 south Eleventh
Coates Thomas, jun. justice of peace, 316 N. Third
Correy David, merchant, 97 S. Front-d. h. 73 Walnut Cosfeldt E. locksmith, 449 N. Third
Crawford James, shopkeeper, 25 Shaffer's court Crean J. & W. lumber merchants, SE cor. 12th & Spruce Crean William, 94 south Eighth
Crozet Ernest F. printer and stationer, 4 north Sixth
Crumpton Elizabeth, widow, 161 south Eleventh
Crumpton Thomas, silverplater, 161 south Eleventh Curtis Hester, widow, scamstress, 7 Whitaker's row"
D.
Davis Samuel, attorney at law, 121 Chesnut Davis Wm. 121 Chesnut
De Haven Holstein, carpenter, 121 north Ninth Dobson Jonathan, shoemaker, 182 N. Third
1 Dunseeth, Mrs. mantuamaker, 150 south Fifth Duy Lambert, merchant, 170 south Eleventh Dwarts Daniel, carpet weaver, 282 N. Third
E
Earnhart John, innkeeper, 234. N. Third Ellerman John, gentleman, 427 N. Third
Corrections and Removals.
Ellis James, constable, Front below South
Erbin Henry, grocer, NW cor. Callowhill and Fifth-d. l. 9 St. John
Eringhaus Adolphus, south Ninth, 5th door below Walnut Evans Griffith, merchant, office Willow Grove and Chelten-
ham Turnpike Company, NW cor. Decatur and Carpen- ter streets, up stairs.
Eyres John, grocer, 354 N. Third
F.
Fairman Jabez, combmaker, 358 N. Third
Fitch Thomas, exchange broker, 3 S. Third-d. h. 127 N. Ninth
Fortescue Thomas, sea captain, Christian below Third
Fowle Jonathan, jun. attorney at law, 275 N. Second
Fox Wm. L., leather store, 170 N. Third
Flagler Gilbert M. D. 52 Almond
Franks Henry, tobacconist, 226 N. Third
Fry John H. shoe store 298 High
Fryer Eve, widow, shopkeeper, 355 N. Third
Fulton George, dry goods store, 80 south Third
Furey Charles jr., paver, 168 Locust
Furey John S. tax collector and conveyancer, 101 Spruce
G.
Garrett John K. dry goods store, 127} Arch below Fourth d. h. 144 High
George John D. deputy naval officer, custom house-d. h. 44 Almond
Gilbert Christopher, shoemaker, 156 south Eleventh
Glentworth James, surveyor of the port of Philadelphia, Custom House-d. h. 140 S. Second
Glover Lemuel B. hat manufacturer, 134 High
Goddard George C. attorney at law, NW corner Fifth and North st.
Goodrich Wm. hatter, 176 N. Third
Green Rev. Lemuel, 202 N. Third
Green John, accountant, 212 N. Third
Grotjan Peter A. 158 south Front
Grout Jonathan, professor of universal grammar, inquire of Robert Desilver, No. 110 Walnut street
Grugan Charles, grocer, SW cor. Locust and Eleventh Guys Edward, deputy keeper at Prison, 168 south Eleventlı Gwinner Peter, High between Twelfth and Thirteenth
H.
Hains George, tobacconist, 264 N. Third Hammond James, artist, 210 S. Sixth Hammond, Wallis & Co. stereotype founders, 17 Cypres av.
Corrections and Removals.
Hand Thomas, tavern keeper, Water 2d door ab. Callow hil Handley Wm, printer, Chester st.
Handy, Symington & Bird, hardware merchants, 98 High
Haney & Crisse, cor. Cedar and Swanson
Hanson Elizabeth, teacher, 165 south Eleventh
Harland R. S. Third opposite Dock
Harper Arthur, 264 Walnut
Hart James M. innkeeper, 184 N. Third
Hart James, gentleman, 294 N. Third
Hart Joseph, grazier, 186 N. Third
Hart William H. merchant, 231 north Third-d. h. 114 Mul- berry
Hayward & Decker, lottery and exchange brokers, NW cor. Chesnut and Third
Hazlehurst Samuel, gentleman, 322 High
Henezey Joshua, clerk of High st. market, 36 Race
Henry John Joseph, gun manufacturer, N. Third, N.W. cor. Noble
Herkness & Smith, stonecutters, 11 north Seventh
Hermstad Joseph, 7 Elbow lane
Hill James, shoemaker, 154 south Eleventh
Hirst James M. 138 north Second
Hocker John, stonecutter, 342 N. Third
Hoffman & Smith, grocers, 230 & 232 N. Third
Hopkins Howell, attorney at law, 12 Prune
Hopkins John, gentleman, 12 Prune
Hopkins J. R. 62 S. Fifth
Horner Joshua P. merchant, back of 39 High
How John, measurer of carpenters' work, 129 N. Fourth
Hudson D. W. saddler, 1 Whitaker's row
Huhn Catharine, widow, Juniper above Locust
I.
Ingram Elisha, innkeeper, 180 Sassafras Isbraz Jacob, carpet weaver, 443 N. Third
J.
James Charles W. fancy chairmaker, 352 N. Third Janney Benjamin S., M. D. 306 N. Third
Jenkins Abisha, captain steam boat Philadelphia, 14 New Market
Jenkins, G. F. merchant, 31 Key's alley
Jenkins Joseph G. agent Union Line steam boat
Jenkins Matthew C. captain steam boat Baltimore, 14 New Market
Johnson Hannah T. 223 north Fourth
Johnson R. B. turner in ivory, wood, and metals, 63 Walnut below Dock Jones Evans, 7 Chesnut Tones John, 173 north Front
Corrections and Removals.
K
Kempton Moses, merchant, 221 north Fourth Kenderdine Jacob, carpenter, 314 N. Third Keppele Mrs. Catharine, widow of Michael, 262 Walnut Kern John, custom house-d. h. 37 Crown Knight James, tailor, 123 S. Fifth Kuhn Hartman, gentleman, 136 Chesnut, next U. S. bank Kunkle Mary, widow, 284 N. Third
L.
Lee Matthias H. tailor, 284 N. Third Lehman Joseph, druggist, SW cor. Eighth and High Leidy Conrad, shoemaker, 196 N. Third Leidy Philip, hatter, 180 N. Third
Levan William, merchant, 217 north Sixth Lewis Rachel, widow of Reeve, 186 south Eleventh Lippincott Binajah B. hatter, 108 High Lisle & Melchor, scriveners and brokers, 7 north Sixth Long William, runner to the Philadelphia Bank, Fifth below South
Lower Abraham, cabinet & chairmaker, 260 N. Third Lukens Edward, cabinetmaker, 3 Whitaker's row Lyndall David, chairmaker, 278 N. Third Lyons Benjamin, saddler, 9 north Fourth
M.
Macauley Isaac, patent floor cloth manufactory, Bush Hill- store N. Third opposite Harp & Eagle tavern M'Cutchen Mary, shopkeeper, 160 south Eleventh M'Mahon A. & Co. seed merchants, &c. 13 S. Second Manderson John, grocer, 416 north Front Mann William, teacher, 266 N. Third Manning William, tinplate worker, NE cor. Lombard and 2d Marshall Benjamin, accountant, 184 south Eleventh Mason John T. brassfounder, 431 N. Third
Mason Thomas A. apothecary & druggist, N. W. cor. Locust and Eleventh
Meyers & Jones, painters and glaziers, Chesnut ab. Second Miller Charles, chocolate manufactory, 216 N. Third, Miller Margaret, widow, shopkeeper, 348 N. Third Miller John, tobacconist, 350 N. Third
Miles, widow of William, 429 N. Third Milnor William, alderman, 141 S. Tenth Moore James, shipwright, 43 Prime Morrell Abraham, sea captain, N. 7th bet. Vine and Wood Morrell John W. accountant and collector, 181 S. Eleventh Morrell Sarah, widow of John, 26 south Tenth Morrison Abraham, cabinetmaker, 3 Whitaker's row Moses Manuel, drygoods store, 3 S. Second Mussi Joseph, merchant, 180 Spruce
Corrections and Removals.
N.
Nanstingle John J. victualler, 102 Garden Neal John, house carpenter, 4 Nicholson's court Neil William, Franklin Hotel, & Harmony court Nesbitt William, merchant, 41 south Front Newton Elizabeth, widow, 143 S. Fifth
Nichols Arthur St. Clair, merchant, 79 S. Front-d. h. 289 Sassafras
Noble Richard, gentleman, 270 N. Third
Noble Samuel, tanner, 268 N. Third
0.
Oestereicher John, barber, 346 N. Third Offerman F. bleeder with leeches, &c. 445 N. Third Oliver & Graham, jewellery manufacturers, 72 High
P.
Parham John, carpenter, 62 south Eleventh
Parham Joseph, 176 Locust
Parker, Antrim & Co. 13 south Third Parry Isaac, plasterer, 300 N. Third
Passmore Thomas & Co. auctioneers, 32 S. Front
Passmore Thomas, auctioneer, 32 S. Front-d. h. 126 S Third
Patterson Rev. James, Third above Callowhill Paxson Richard, hardware merchant, 245 High Peltz Wm. justice of the peace, 229 S. Third Pennock H. B. dealer, Wood 2d door below Fifth Perot James & Sansom, merchants, 41 N. Water Peters Richard, judge of the District Court of the United States, Belmont, west of Schuylkill
Peters Richard, jun. attorney at law, NW cor. Little George and Sixth-d. h. SE cor. Walnut and Eleventh Pettitt Samuel, cedar cooper, 437 N. Third Poultney John, 178 south Eleventh
Preston George, gentleman, 427 N. Third Price John, agent, 25 Sausom
Pringle Elizabeth, gentlewoman, 212 Pine
Pritchett Thomas B. brewer, S. Front below Almond
Probasco Simon, printer, Second near New Market, N. L
R
Rakestraw Joseph, printer, &c. 254 N. Third Rechel George, storekeeper, 290 N. Third Richards & Heinold, tailors, 192 N. Third Richie Robert, leather store, 218 N. Third Rickards William, jeweller, 8 Carter's alley
Corrections and Removals.
Roatch William B. tailor, 290 N. Third Rudderow Spicer, morocco dresser, Whalebone alley
S.
Saggee Andrew, 437 N. Third Scheerer Gotleib, shoemaker, 344 N. Third Scholl Henry, innkeeper, 501 north Second Schroder Henry, innkeeper, 318 N. Third Schwarz J. E. merchant, 287} High Schweppenheiser Nicholas, tailor, 433 N. Third Segal William, woodsawyer, 441 N. Third Singer John jun. & Co. merchants, 263 High Slater Anthony, merchant, 306 Mulberry Slemmer Jacob, cedar cooper, 439 N. Third Smith C. W. & J. R. merchants, 103 north Front Smith Daniel, president of the Pennsylvania Insurance Company, 181 S. Third
Smith Margaret, widow of George, 192 N. Third Smith Jonathan, cashier Mechanics Bank, 134 Walnut Smith William, innkeeper, 340 N. Third Snowden Leonard, gentleman, 238 N. Third Stalder John, carpet weaver, Quince below Walnut Stancliffe John, shoemaker, Sixth 2d door above Christian Stanton Richard, dealer, 188 N. Third
Stark Robert, millinery store, 120 Walnut Starr Henry, brand, stamp, & letter cutter, 6 Whitaker's row Steel John J. weigh master, 71 S. Sixth
Steer Edward, farrier, 41 Prune
Stell Henry, keeper Shakspeare coffee room, NW corner Chesnut and Sixth
Stewart Alexander, grocer and carter, 164 south Eleventh Stewart James, commission merchant, 48 S. Front
Stewart Thomas, U. S. appraiser, custom house-d. h. cor. Seventh & Buttonwood
Stockley Prettyman, shoemaker, 156 soutlı Eleventh
Stolz Michael, shoemaker, 447 N. Third
Streeper & Wilt, grocers, 338 N. Third Stubbs William blacking maker, NW cor. Ninth & Walnut Sulger Christian, baker, 194 N. Third
Sutherland Joel B. attorney at law, 66 George (S) Sutter Charles S. tobacconist, 222 N. Third
Sutter Samuel, boarding house, 286 N. Third
T.
. Thommason - tinplate worker, 12 south Second Thommassont A. G. lock & whitesmith, 360 N. Third Tripler Jacob, grocer-d. h. 292 N. Third Trotter Mary, widow, 221 north Fourth
Corrections and Removals.
V.
Vail William HI. furrier and hat store, 162 High
W.
Walker Mary, 296 south Front
Walker Thomas E. & Co. merchants, 15 north Fourtil
Wallington Edward, sea captain, Queen near Front Warner Joseph, gentleman, 223 north Fourth Watman Barbara, shopkeeper, 441 N. Third
Weed Mrs. widow, layer out of the dead, 8 south Fifth Wharton Margaret, gentlewoman, 242 Walnut White William, tallowchandler, 236 N. Third Wiekel & Berger, dry goods store, 214 N. Second
Williamson Joseph F. lumber merchant, NW cor. Dean and Spruce
Wittelsey Mary Ann, widow, 352 N. Third Woodworth Martin, merchant, 266 N. Third
Worn & Shourds, cabinetmakers, 168 N. Third
Wright Wm. cabinetmaker, 8 Whitaker's row
Y.
Yardley Thomas, M.D. 2194 north Fourth Yerger John, shoemaker, 354 N. Third
THE PHILADELPHIA INDEX
FOR
1823.
LIST OF NAMES, Containing the Heads of Families and Persons in Business, alphabetically arranged.
See " Directions to the Reader."
ABADIE and Son, French teachers, 47 South Eighth street
Abbett Henry, nail and stove store, 111 North Second
Abbott David, bookseller, 19 Cresson's alley
Abbott E. captain, 214 North Front
Abbott Edward, sea captain, 29 S. Third
Abbott George, hair dresser, 9 Chesnut
Abbott James, brewer, corner Pear and Dock
Abbott John, cooper, 28 Catharine
Abbott John, nailer, 71 Budd street
Abbott John, dry goods store, 21 N. Sixth
Abbott Joseph, salt and coal measurer, 155 St. John
Abbott Robert, gentleman, Walnut 2d house above Twelfth
Abbott Timothy, currier, 97 Chesnut -- d. h. 74 S. Third Abbott Timothy & Co. curriers, 97 Chesnut
Abbott widow, 112 Wood street
Abbott William, brewer, cor. Pear and Dock-d. h. 71 Spruce Abbott William, morrocco manufactory 372 Market, dwelling Twelfth above High
Abadie and Son, seminary, 47 S. Eighth street
Abel Abraham, brickmaker, between Fourth and Charlotte
Abel Anthony, shoemaker, 82 Budd
Abel George, shoemaker, 80 North Ninth
Abel George, shoe store, 240 Market-d. h. 83 North Ninth Abel John, sexton St. John's church, 323 near Third, back of commissioners' hall
Abel John, shoemaker, Beach near Shakamaxon (K.)
Abel Joseph, cordwainer, Samson alley
Abel Joseph, cordwainer, Poplar lane below Third
Abel Peter, stable keeper, near 45 Cherry-d. h. 21 Apple tree alley
Abel Peter, stable keeper, 122 Budd
Abel Peter, cordwainer, 476 North Second
Abel Peter, victualler, Flower's alley
Abercrombie Christiana, 146 Locust
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Abercrombie James, D. D. senior assistant minister of Christ
church, St. Peter's and St. James', 111 Spruce Abercrombie Jolin D. jeweller 313 Powell Abraham Isaac, victualler, Second near Otter street Abraham Joseph, brickmaker, Fourth near Poplar lanc
Abrams Henry, tailor, 7 Franklin court
Abrams Thomas, merchant, 13 S. wharves-d. h. 140 Pinc Abrams William, printer, Middle alley near Seventh
Achilles George, cabinetmaker, 7 Shield's court Ackley Amasa, widow, 33 Old York road
Ackley John B. paint and hardware store, 168 N. Second Ackley Jacob, cedar cooper, 33 Crown strect
Ackley Sarah, widow, 33 Crown
Adams A. & Co. card factory, 2 South Third, up stairs Adams Alexander, storekeeper, 154 N. Water
Adams Alexander, grocer, N. W. cor. Sch. Eighth and Highi, d. h. S. E. corner of Filbert and Schuylkill Eighth Adams and Allen, grocer., 56 South Second
Adams and Jewell, dry good store, 68 Market, d. b. 10 South Seventh
Adams and Simmons, board-yard, 217 N. Water
Adams and Burtans, bookbindery, 32 Church alley
Adams Ann, widow, Buttonwood near Sixth
Adams C. milliner, 66 Mulberry
Aechternacht F. A. tailor, 114 Sassafras
Adams Daniel, stage driver, 1 Cresson's alley
Adams Elizabeth, widow, 179 North Front
Adams Elizabeth, widow of Wm., Filbert near Sch. Eighth Adams George, ladies' shoemaker, George near Shippen
Adams James, grocer, 49 Chesnut Adams John, oak cooper, 4 Little Water ¡Adams Jonathan, turner, 5 Kean's court
Adams Joseph, shoemaker, 183 North Eighth Adams Robert, grocer, N. W. cor. of High and Sch. Eighth
Adams Robert, carpenter, 9 Pine street
Adams Robert, merchant, d. h. 182 Chestnut, counting house 79 South Wharves
Adams S. W. crier of the court of common pleas and agent, 21 Franklin court
Adams Thomas, shoemaker, back of 486 North Third
Adams William, shipcarpenter, Liberty alley
Adams William, grocer, 56 S. Second
Adams William, schoolmaster, 362 North Front
Adams Zephaniah, wharf builder, Beach above Maiden (K.) Adams William, schoolmaster, 362 N. Front Adair William, cordwainer, 76 German Adcock Elizabeth, widow, Coates' above Seventh
Adcock William, accountant, Coate's near Eighth Adge Daniel, grocer, 21 South Third & 65 South Seventh Adkinson Janc, widow, 26 Little Water Adolph George, house carpenter, 365 north Third Adolph John, carpenter, 172 St. John
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Affick Mary, milliner, 49 North Second Agan John, paver, Eckfeldt's court Agens Istac, currier, Cobb's court (N. L.) Agnew Andrew, dry good store, 6 South Second Agnew John, fire engine maker, Zane near Seventhi Agnew Margaret, widow, 1 Duke street (N. L.) Agnew Samuel, dry good merchant, 28 North Second AAgnew William, dry good store, 70 North Second Aiken Robert, tailor, N. E. corner of Cedar and Front Aitken John, printer, 89 New street Aitken Robert, trunkmaker, 60 Cotes'
Aitken William, trunkmaker, 66 Coates'
Aitkin William, M. D. surgeon, 415 Arch
Akin James, rural lodge, opposite new penitentiary
Akins William, drayman, 66 Coates'
Akins William, labourer, Maginnes' court
Alben Samuel, oysterman, Whitehall street
Albert Eve, widow, 71 Green
¡Albert Joseph, bleeder 23 Bedford
- Alberti George F., M. D. 164 North Fifth Alberson Gilbert, 103 Swanson
Albertson Hannalı, nurse, 30 John
Albertson Isaac, blacksmith, 164 Vine
Albertson James, saddler, 9 Favette
Albertson Joseph, shoemaker, Queen near Marlborough
Albison Timothy, shipcarpenter Marlborough n. Bedford (K.) Albrecht Charles, musical instrumentmaker, 95 Vine
Albright Frederick, cedar cooper, 81 Browne
Albright Jacob, watchman 80 German
Albright Frederick, 14 North Fifth
Albright John, labourer Petticoat alley
Albright Christian, instrumentmaker 106 St. John
Albright Conrad, 11 Elfreth's alley
Albright J. W. paymaster United States, 147 North Ninth
Albright John, watchman at Girard's bank
Alburger Abraham, victualler 259 Callowhill and 79 Second street market
Alburger Elizabeth, ornamental needleworker 112 N. Eighth Alburger John, victualler 261 Callowhill, stall 25 High
Alburger Philip, victualler James, stall 64 Second st. market Alburger William M., plumber 6 Walnut, dwelling house 100 Wood above Seventh
Alcock William, callico stampmaker back 97 N. Eleventh
Alcorn and Brown, boot tree and lastmakers, leather cutters,
finders and dealers in all kinds of morocco and sole leather 77 Dock
Alcorn George, (same as Alcorn and Brown)
Alcorn Henry, lastmaker and leather dyer 77 Dock
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