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Bags, boxes, kegs and barrels,
2
Anvils, vices, chairs, writing and wrapping paper, per ream,
I
Shot, per bag,
I
Boards and scantling per M foot, 25
Palings, staves, bricks and tile, per M. 25
Hemp & castings, per ton, to be calculated 1100 wt. to the ton, 33
I-3
Iron, plaister paris, cordage, chalk, stone, G'c. per ton,
25
Grind stones, per ton, single, $I
25
Burr-stones, per hundred,
4
Packages dry-goods,
4
Trunks, quarter-casks and settees,
3
Four wheel carriages, each, $I
To wheel carriages, each,
50
Gun stocks, per hundred,
25
Cabbages, per do.
25
Boxes cards,
4
Feather beds,
8
Shingles, per M. 12 I-2
Onions, per hundred bunches,
12 I-2
Slate, per square, 8
Kegs paint, and kegs crackers, I
Shells, per hhd. 4
Potatoes, coal, loose salt, and all other kinds grain, per 100 bushels, 33 1-3
2
Bundles,
Hides, per hundred, $1
Bundles leather, 4
I
Boxes dry-goods,
75
24
Mill stones, per pair, $ I
Wheelbarrows, ploughs, &c.
2
Horse collars, per hundred,
I
Boxes Furniture,
8 8
Hampers bottles, Do. cheese and potatoes,
2
Empty barrels,
I
Do. hhds. and pipes,
4
Stoves, &c. 4
Bran per hundred bushels, 20
All goods landed from or taken in a lighter, while made fast or laying alongside of any vessel, while made fast to a wharf, to pay one half of the above rates. The goods are to be removed within forty-eight hours after landing, or pay one half of the above rates for every day they stay over the time.
STORAGE AT ROCKETS.
Tobacco in hogsheads,
75 cents
Barrels, flour,
IO
do. liquors, ¥5
Boxes,
Bales,
Cases,
50
The above is for 90 days, and 20 per cent is added for every succeeding month.
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James River Company.
RATES OF TOLLAGE.
s d
Tobacco, per hhd., 2 6
Wheat, per bushel,
I I-4
Flour, per bbl., 7 1-2
Corn, per bushel,
2 & 1-2 farthings.
Bar iron, per ton, 6 3
Empty boats, each, 6 3
Castings, per ton, 2 I
Plank, per 100 c. feet, 2 I
) loads of either charg-
Bbl. staves, per 100,
2 I-2 ) ed as empty boats.
Cwt. per 100, 3 3-4
Lead, per ton, 5
Spirits, per hhd., 3
Pork, per bbl., I 3
Wine, per pipe,
5
Salt, per sack, 2 1-2
Lime, per 100 bushels, 3 2
Meal, same as corn,
Bran, per bushel,
I farthing.
Stone, per ton, I
Hoop-poles, per 100, 2
Shingles, per 1000, IO
All unenumerated arti- cles, per 100, 3 3-4
Rules for reducing the currencies of the different states into each other, and sterling into currency. To reduce the currencies of New-Hampshire, Mas- sachusetts, Rhode-Island, Connecticut and Virgi- nia, into those of New-York and North-Carolina, to the given sum add one third thereof.
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To reduce Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, to the given sum add one fourth there- of.
On the contrary.
To reduce New-York and North-Carolina, into N. Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode-Island, Con- necticut and Virginia, from the given sum deduct . one fourth thereof.
To reduce Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, from the given sum deduct one sixteenth thereof.
To reduce into South-Carolina and Georgia, to the given sum add one sixteenth, and take one half of the whole.
To reduce Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, Delaware and Maryland into New-Hampshire; Massachu- setts, Rhode-Island, Connecticut and Virginia, from the given sum deduct one fifth thereof
To reduce into New-York and North-Carolina, to the sum given add one fifteenth thereof.
To reduce into South Carolina and Georgia, multi- ply by 3 and I-9th, and divide the product by 5; or multiply by 28 and divide by 45.
To reduce South-Carolina and Georgia into New- Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con- necticut & Virginia, to the given sum add 2-4ths thereof.
To reduce into Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, Dela- ware and Maryland, multiply the given sum by 45 and divide by 28.
To reduce into New- York & North-Carolina, from the given sum deduct 1-7th & double the remain- der.
To reduce British sterling into Virginia currency, to the given sum add 1-3d thereof.
On the contrary.
To reduce Virginia currency into sterling, deduct 14-th thereof.
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The following table shows the currency of Is. and II. sterling with the advance thereon from five to fifty per cent.
sterling currency. Cents.
Cts.
IS. +
IS. 4d.
;22 1-2
ster. I.
: curren. $ 26s. Sd.
4 44 1-2
5 pr ct.
I
5
:24
5
P C 28
4 67
7 1-2
I
5
24
7 I-2 28 8
4 78
IO
I
6
25
IO
29 4
4 89
12
I-2:
I
6
25
12
1-2 30
5
15
I 7
27
15
30 8
5 II
17
I-2
I
7
27
17
I-231 4
5 22
20
I
7
27
20
32
5 33
22
I-2
I 8
28
22
1-2 32 8
5 45
25
I
28
25
33 4
5 56
27
I-2
I
8
28
27
1-2:34
5 67
30
I 9
29
30
34 8
5 78
33
I-2
I 9
29
33
1-2 35 7
5 93
35
I
9
29
35
36
6
37
I-2
I IO
31
37
1-2 36 8
6 II
40
I IO
31
40
37 4
6 22
42 I-2
I II
32
42
1-2.38
6 33
45
I II
32
45
38 8
6 45
47
I-2
2
33
47
39 4
6 56
50
40
6 67
.
.
OF
AMERICAN COINS.
d wts.
grs.
dollars.
cents.
Eagle,
11 6
10
Half Eagle,
5 15
5
Quarter Eagle,
2 19 1-2
2 50
Dollar,
17 8
1
Half Dollar,
8 16
50
Quarter Dollar,
4 8
25
Dime,
1 18
10
Half Dime,
25
1
A TABLE OF THE VALUE AND WEIGHT OF COINS, As they pass in the respective States of the Union, with their sterling and Federal value.
Names of Coins.
Standard
Weight.
N Hamp! Sterling |Mass. R. N. Vork money off Island and N. G Britain Con. and Carolina Virginia.
N Jersey. Pennsyl. Dela. and Maryld.
S. Caroli- na and Georgia.
Federal va- lue.
dw. gr. i
S
=
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S
d l
S
dl
S
d
1
S di
e dd c
m
English Guinea,
5
6.1
1
0
I
8
0
17
OI
15
I
French Guinea,
5
511
0
C
-
7
6,1
16
0
I
14
I
I
5
Johanne,
18
O
3
16
02
8
0 3
4
0 3
0
O
2
0
0
6
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7
OI
16
0 2
0 2
5
0
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6
16
2113
60
16
6 1
2
O
I
9
0
I
8
0
18
O
0
3
7
6
French Crown,
19
. 00
5
00
6
80
8
90
8
30
5
Spanish Dollar,
17
6,0
4
6,0
6
0
8
00
7
6,0
4
S
01000
English Shilling,
3
180
1
00
I
40
I
90
I
8 0
I 0
00222
Pistareen,
3
0 100
I
2 0
I
70
I 6'0
O II|
00200
A table of other foreign coins. &c., with their value in Federal
edd cm
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0390
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NOTE .- All other Gold coins, of equal fineness, at 89 cents per dwt. Silver at III cents per oz.
Pound Sterling,
Pound of Ireland,
Pa, oda of India,
Tale of China,
Millree of Portugal, Ruble of Russia,
0
Spanish Pistole,
4
French Pistole,
4
40
16
OI
2
-
8
0
I
7
6
0
17
6
0
money, as established by Act of Congress. e dd cm
0 4 4 4 o Rupee of Bengal,
0 4 I o o Guilder of the United
Netherlands,
01940
0 1 4 8 0 Mark Banko of Ham. 0 0 3 3 5 I 2 4 6 Liv. Turn. of France,
6 6 o Real Plate of Spain.
Half Johannes,
9
Moidore,
Doubloon,
12
6
3
10
0
I 4
9
8
0,5
16
0 5
0
0
4
0
1 6
0 8
0
6
04
12
01
16
8
0 6
O 50
I 9!
0 4
29
C
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3
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0
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30
Table of Simple Interest, at 6 per cent. per annum, for any sum from one half dollar to 20,000 dollars, in dollars, dimes, cents, and mills.
D
DDC D DDC ID DDC A dd c!
d
dd c M
0 0 3 23 1 4 4 48 2 8 8 72
4 3 2
96
5760
I
0 0 6 25
1 5 0 49 2 9 4 73
438
97
. 5820
2
0 1 2 26
1 5 6 50. 3 0 0. 74
3 0 6. 75
4 5 0.
99
5940
4
0 2 4 28
1 6 8 52!
1 2 76
4 5 6
100
600
o
5
6
0 3 6.30
1 8 0 54|
3 2 4 78
. 68
300
1800
0
7.
042 31
I 8 6 55
3 3 0 79
4 7 4
400
24 0
30 0
36 0
42 0 0
II
0 6 6 35 2 1 0 59
5 4 83
498
800
48 0 0
12
07 2 36 2 1 6 60
2 2 2 61
3 € 6 .85
5 10
1000
60 0
0
14
8 4 38
2 2 8 62
3 7 2 86
5 1 6
2000
15
0 9 0 39
2 3 4 63
3 7 8 87
5 22
3000
16
0 9 6 40
2 4 0 64
8 4 88 0 89
5 34
5000
300
360 0
420 0
480 0
540 0 0 0
22 1 3 2 46
2 7 6 70 4 2 0 94
564
10000
600 1200 0 0 0
23 138 00
47 2
3 2 71 4 2 6 95 5 7
20000
To find the interest for one month, take one-twelfth part of the interest for a year; for two months, one-sixth; for three months, one-fourth ; for four months, one-third, &c.
A Table, in which the Gold A Table, in which the Gold Coins of Great Britain and Coins of France and Spain are reduced to an equivalent va- lue in Dollars and Cents. Portugal are reduced to an; equivalent value in Dollars & Cents.
gr|ct |g. c ( dwtidl ct dwt.dl ct gr|ctigr ct dwtidl ct| dwt dl ct
1| 3 13 48
I
0,89
II
9 78: 1 3 13.47
I
0,87
II 9 63
2, 7 14 51
2
1,78
IO 67 2 7 14 51
2
1,75
12
IO 51
3 11 15 55
3
2,57
13 1I 55: 3.11 15 55
3
2,63
13
II 39
4 14 16 59
4
3,55
4,44
15 13 33
5.18 17 62
5
4,38:
15 13 14
6 22 13 67
6
5,38
16
14 22
6 22 18 66
6 5,25
16 14 0I
7.25 19 70
7 6,22
17 15 II
7.25 19 69
7 6,13
17 14 89
8 29 20 74
8
7,11
IS 16 00
8 29 20 73
8
7,01
18 15 76
9 33 21 78
9
8,00
19
16 89 9 33.21 76
9
7,88
19 16 64
10.37 22 81
10 8,89, 20 17 78 10 36 22 80
IO 8.76
20
|17 52
11,40 23 85
11 40 23 84
12 44
I O S 42
2 5 2 66
3 9 6 90
54 0
6000
19
1 1 4 43
2 5 8 67
4 0 2 91
5 4 6
7000
20
1 2 0 44
, 6 4 68: 4 0 8 92
552
8000
21 1 2 6 45
2 7 0 69:
4 1 4 ,93
558
9000
180 0
240 0
17
I O 2 4!
2 4 6 65
3
3368 3 4
SI
4 86
600
9. 0 5 4 33
I 9 8
57
10
0 6 0 34
204 58 3 4 8 82
3 6 0 84
504
900
54 0 0
13
0 7 S 37
1 7 4 53. 3 1 8 77
4 6 2 1
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1200 0
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1 9 2 56
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500
5880
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0 1 8 27
1 3 2 51
12:44'
14 12 44 4 14 16 58
4 : 3,50 14 12 26
5 18 17 63
5
5 2 8
4000
18
1
0 3 0 29
4 9 2 700
120 0
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10 61 11 66
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1000 11 8 1 15 07 0 CZ
NOTE-Find the sum you would know the interest for, in first columns of these tables, & against it is the interest for 1, 3 or 12 months.
Shillings. A TABLE OF INTEREST, AT SIX PER CENT. Pounds.
20
30
40
5.0
7 0
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5
0
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5
2
Shillings.
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0
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2 2
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3
3
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4
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80
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I
2 24
9 2
40
521
4 3
57
700₺
60
7 II
9 27
1 0
S 4 3
7 0
S 22
200
60I
4 0
20 0
30 0
3 60 10 62
2 0
40 0
4 00
4 80 14 02 16 0.
50 0
5
0
8:
9 2
A TABLE OF INTEREST, AT SEVEN PER CENT.
d q's.
d q's.
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s. s.
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Pounds.
50 60
COVert
7 0.1
9 0
50
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3 60 14 0
20 0
Tens of Pounds.
Tens of Pounds.
40 0
7 8
0 2.0
I 20
0 2.0
2
0
0
30
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8 1 2
1 18
12 02 15 0 3
REFERENCES.
The Letter or figure will stand for the street, with- out the word street being added, viz :
E. for E street, D for Dwelling,
I4t
14th street,
H
House,
Bt
Between,
O
Office,
N S
Morth side,
R
Rockets
M B
Market-Bridge,
B
Place of Business,
S S
South side,
C H Church Hill,
ES
East side,
17t or Valley street,
W S
West side,
No. I will always be the next to the corner, instead of the corner itself. Market Alley; this we have adopted for the alley leading from 17th to 18th sts, opposite the market house.
RICHMOND DIRECTORY.
A.
Abbot, J. B. attorney at law, n s of Lombard Alley. Abbot, Robert merchant, es of 12th bt C & D oppo- site the basin.
Abrahams, Ch Z. druggist, n s of H bt 4th and 8th and corner of 13th and E.
Adams, John physician, s s of E bt 19th and 20th, Ist from Union Hotel.
Adams, Samuel G. merchant, 22d bt F and G.
Adams, Tabitha G bt 23rd and 24th st.
Adams, Field L. st near Bacon's branch.
Abbot, Nathan carpenter, w s of 18th bt E and F sts.
Allen, Jedediah shoe store, s s of E st next to Uni- ted States Bank.
Allen, widow Anne s s of H bt Sth and 9th, 5th from 8th st.
Allen, James butcher, es of 17th or Valley st. bt M and N sts.
Allen, Adnosius grocer, e s of 17th bt N and O sts.
Allen, William port mayo.
Allen, William H. clerk, Nicholson st Rockets.
Allen, widow Lavina K bt 29th and 30th sts. shed town.
Allen, Polly e s of 17th bt D and E sts
Alcock, John cabinet-maker, corner of 13th & F sts. Adriance, Charles P. jeweller, s s of E bt 15th and 6th sts. second from 15th st.
Allison, Smythe, & Co. china store, n s of m b.
Ambler, John, d corner of K and 13th sts.
C 2
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Anderson, Leroy female academy, Shockoe hill Anderson, William grocer, d, F bt 3rd and 4th, b n s of E bt 14 and 15th sts, 4th from 14th st. Anderson, Edmund stone-mason, bt E and F sts.
Anderson, John grocer, on the canal
Anderson, E. commission merchant, w s of 12th bt bt D and E first from D
Anderson, Blair and Anderson n s of D bt 12th and 13, 3rd from 12
Anderson and Hodges, grocers, corner of H and 4th Anderson, Richard tobacco merchant,
Anderson, grocer, 17th st
Allegre, Wm. printer, n s of F bt 17 and 18th sts. '
Anthony, James C. e s of 3rd bt C and D
Anker, Adolph shoe store s s of E bt 17th and 18th first from 17th st
Armstrong, Richard E. carpenter, Maddoxville
Aubry, Peter w s of 3rd bt G and H
Appleton, John s s of E bt 14th & 15th, over Gunn and Sampson's
Ayres Ritchie, columbian hotel, corner of 13th & D Ayres, John merchant, corner of D and 14th
Armisted, widow Jane n s of E bt 13th & 14th, 2nd from 15th
B.
Barclay, David tobacco manufacturer, d n s of E bt 9 and roth sts.
Baily, Edmund n s of E bt 9 and Ioth sts.
Baker, E. dentist, corner of E and roth sts.
Baker & Folsom, merchants, n s of E bt 15 & 16th sts. near m b
Baker, Hillary merchant n s of D opposite the dock
Baker, Samuel brick-maker, near federal spring
Baker, Mary grocer, bacon branch st
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Baker, Martin bacon branch st
Baily, Samuel carpenter 12 bt C and D
Bacchus, G. H. attorney at law, n s of m b over Al- lison, Smythe & Co.
Barrett, Anderson carpenter, corner of L & 6th sts.
Barrett, S. grocer, Lester st.
Barrett, Wm. merchant, back of the columbian ho- tel
Ball, Samuel tailor, corner of H and 5th sts.
Bendle, Thomas saddler, n s of E opposite the eagle hotel
Bennett, Charles hatter, n s of E bt 15 and 16th sts. and 9th from 15th
Borth, John carpenter. D bt 6 and 7th sts.
Bennett, Eli hatter, corner of E and 18th sts.
Barnes, Matthew watch-maker, n s of E bt 15th & 16th sts.
Bennett, Richard laborer, L near bacon branch
Bennett, John 30th bt M and N shed town
Bennett, Elijah shed town
Barnes, Luther blacksmith, 8th bt A and B sts.
Bates, C. grocer, on the canal
Burnard, A. Washington tavern, w s of the capitol square
Beach, Samuel chair-maker, s s of E bt 9 and 10th 2nd from roth st.
Bell, D. gun-maker, Harriss' buildings, E st.
Bell, Robert saddler, n s of E bt 13 and 14th sts. opposite the U. States Bank
Bell, William butcher, bolling green
Bell, John L bt 5 and 6th sts.
Bell, George butcher, 2nd bt L and M sts.
Beaver. Benjamin carpenter, L st. Du-Val's addi- tion
Bethel, Elisha w s of 30th bt N and O sts. shed town
Bingham, J. grocer, Rockets st. near the bridge
Bellama, John carriage-maker, near the penitentia- ry
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Bingham, Fanny K bt Ist and 2nd sts.
Biglow & Weed, goocers, n s of E bt 15th & 16th sts Ioth from 15th
Blair, Rev. John D. L bt 6 and 7th sts, Ist from 6th Blair, Archibald merchant, d corner of F and 8th sts Blair, John G, merchant, d corner of H & 13th sts. Blair, -- physician, s s of H bt 7th and 8th sts.
Blackwell, Thomas K near Bacon's branch
Blakey, George shed town
Black, Jacob merchant, s s of E bt 15 and 16th sts.
Black, William sea captain, corner of Elm & Bloody Run streets R
Blades, Campbell tinman, bell alley
Bull & Francis, merchants, n s of m b
Blunt, John carpenter, Du-Val's addition
Blunt, James laborer, 30th bt L & M sts. shed town
Betts, William grocer, Rockets st
Billings, Henry L. Merchant, corner of E and Lo- cust sts.
Billings, Samuel Front st. Rockets
Bradley, R. high constable, e corner of F and ISth sts.
Bradly, H. H. saddler, n s of E bt 22 and 23rd sts
Bradley, Betsey Nicholson st. Rockets
Bradley, Thomas tailor, corner of E and 12th sts.
Brading, widow Mary grocer, corner of 2nd and H Bray & Michaels, saddlers, n s of H bt 5 & 6th sts.
Bridges, widow Margaret boarding-house, corner of E and 14th sts
Bracket, Wm grocer, s s of H bt 2nd and 3rd sts. Brokenbrough & Harvie, merchants, n s of m b
Brockenbrough, Judge William w s of 1Ith bt H & I Sts.
Brokenbrough, John president of the Bank of Virgi- nia, at the Bank
Brichan, C. & H. grocers, s s of E bt 19th and 20th 8th from the union hotel
Brown, Mrs. female academy, corner of 5 & K sts. Brooks, Zachariah corner of 6th and I sts.
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Brooks, Samuel engraver, 2nd bt L and M sts.
Brooke, - clerk, at R. Gamble's
Brown, James jr. Mansfield
Brown, Edmund merchant, n s of D bt 16 and 17th sts. opposite the dock
Brown, Burril grocer, corner of Maple and Rocket st.
Brown, John plaisterer, 18th bt E and F sts.
Browning, John n s of H bt Ist and 2nd sts.
Britton, Anthony grocer, n s of E bt 20 & 25th sts.
Brunett, J. B. confectioner, joining the theatre
Brobston, Robert tailor, w s of roth bt E and Bank
Bryan. Wm grocer, n s of H bt Ist and 2nd & 4th from Ist st.
Bryant, widow w s of 22nd bt G and H sts.
Brotherhood, Joshua grocer, 17th opposite the mar- ket house
Bryant, Wilson crrpenter, corner of G and 2nd sts.
Brinsmaid, W. J. grocer, on the canal
Bootwright, James merchant, corner of H & Ist sts.
Bootwright, Wm. grocer, s s of H bt Ist & 2nd sts. ist from Ist st.
Bouldin, Thomas T. attorney at law, w s of 5th bt H and I sts.
Boudar, Constance grocer, corner of 17th & F sts.
Boulware, Wm. R. & C. jewellers, n s of E bt 14th and 15th stts. Ist from 14th
Bohannan, Richard L. physician, s s of E bt 14 & 15th sts. over Edward Staples' store
Bohannan, Thomas corner of H and 26th sts. c h
Botts, - attorrey at law, 4th bt F and G sts.
Bowles, John corner of 2nd and K sts.
Bowles, Wm. carpenter, e s of 2nd bt L and M sts.
Bowler, W. C. on the basin
Bosher, John carpenter, 3rd bt I and K sts
Bosher, James coach-maker, d corner of E & 9 sts. bss of E bt 8 and 9th sts. 2nd from 9th
Bowers, Samuel grocer, Lester street, r
Bowers, Elizabeth grocer, n s of E bt 22d and 23rd sts.
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Booker, George carpenter, n s of H bt 24 and 25th sts. c h
Burling, widow Martha boarding-house, corner of Bank and 9th sts.
Buchanan, Alexander tanner and currier, s s of E bt 8th and 9th sts.
Buchanan, Rev. John near Bellville
Barnes, William teacher,
Burr & Ustick, druggist, ns of D bt 14th and 15th sts. 2nd from 14th
Burr, D. J. corner of F and Locust sts.
Buckner, John L. saddler, back of Shappard and Webb's
Burruss J. corner of F and 4th sts.
Buller, John hatter, d Du-Val's addition
Bucker, Patsey 2nd bt L and M sts.
Ballard, John carpenter, Rockets street
Ballard, Thomas Rockets near the bridge
Burwell, Lewis 8th bt F and G st.
Budlong & Stafford, domestic store, n s of m b
Batley, John cabinet-maker, L bt 17th ~ 18th sts.
Blackburn, Nathaniel Port Mayo
Bowers, Leonard grocer, upper end of of Valey st. Brooks, - Nicholson st. r
Broomfield, Norman carpenter, Valley st.
Butt, Francis carpenter, e s of 13th bt G & H sts.
Butler, widow A. boarding house over B. Tate's store
Burnes, Wm. teacher, 8th bt E and F sts.
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Cabell, George, physician, corner of E and 12th sts. Call, Daniel attorney at law, corner of 9th & H sts Campbell, James A. n s of F bt 17th and 18th sts. Campbell, Robert n s of D nearly opposite Charles Whitiocks
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Campbell, John shoe-maker, E opposite the eagle hotel
Campbell, S. Richmond library, corner of bank and Ioth sts.
Cahill, Edward over the post office, D st.
Cardoza, David n s of I bt 5th and 6th sts.
Cardoza, Michael shoe and clothing store, s s o E bt 17th and 18th.
Cardozo, Samuel Bolling Green.
Chase, Samuel ink-maker, n s of 17th bt K and L sts.
Childers, Nathaniel miller, near the bolling green
Christian, Paul grocer, n s of E bt 17 and 18th sts. 9th from 17th st.
Christian, Thomas carpenter, D st. 2nd bt M and N st.
Claiborn, Herbert attorney at law, corner of F and G o corner of 15th and E sts.
Clarke, Micajah physician, n s of E bt 14 and 15th sts. and 3rd from Locust st.
Clarke, John grocer, s s of E bt 18 and 19th sts. first from 18th st.
Clarke, George W. tailor, corner of E and 14th near Mayo's bridge
Clarke, Zachariah carpenter, e s of 9th bt D and E
Clarke, John Bloody Run st. Rockets
Clarke, Mary Ann Lester st. Rockets
Clarke, Nancy 17 bt M and N sts.
Clarke, Archibald L. Du-Val's addition
Clarke, Wm. grocer, K bt 3rd and 4th sts.
Clarke, D. porter-house, s s of H bt 4th and 5th sts. third from 4th st.
Clarke, W. C. & G. auctioneers, n I. eagle row
Clarke, G. W. shoe store, s s of E bt 15 and 16th sts.
Claxton, David carpenter, 15 bt D and E sts.
Claiborn, widow Frances 7th bt D and E sts.
Conway, Thomas stone cutter, near the canal.
Corfield, Jessie tanner and courier, d back of the bell tavern
Courtney, John corner of 8th and H sts.
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Courtney, Philip, tailor, I bt 25 and 26th sts.
Cobb, Thomas sea captain, Lester st. Rocketts
Clopton, Edward Rockets street
Cogewell, widow Sarah upper end of 17th st.
Coalter, John near the bolling green
Cady, James porter-house, corner of E and Ioth sts.
Colburn, Jesse n s of E bt 17 and ISth sts.
Coleman & Woolfolk, collectors
Cochran & Williams, merchants, s s of E bt 14th & 15th sts, sixteenth from 14th st.
Collins, John carpenter, corner of 6th and L sts.
Collins, Susanah grocer, w s of 17th bt K & I sts.
Cole, Wm. J. & Co. merchants, s s of E st.
Coles, Thomas grocer, d corner of G and 19th sts. Colley, Elizabeth n s of F bt 20th and 21st sts.
Claughter, Walker teacher, I bt 26 and 27th sts. c h
Clarke, Thomas carpenter, corner of L and 2d sts.
Copeland, Charles corner of H and 13th sts
Cook, Wm. tinner, n s of E bt 14 and 15th sts. 2nd from Locust st.
Cook, Thomas painter, d 9th st. near the Washing- ton tavern, bes of 17th bt F and G sts. 3rd from F st.
Colton & Reid, merchants, corner of E & 15th sts.
Colton, J. B. merchant, d w s of 18th bt E and F sts.
Colquhoun, S. merchant, n s of E bt 14 and 15th sts. first from Locust st.
Convert, Lewis grocer, n s of E bt 13 and 14th sts. third from 13th st.
Cottom, Peter bookseller, s s of E bt of 12 and 13th sts. third from 12th st.
Cowan, William watch-maker, s s of E bt 14 and 15th sts. second from 14th st.
Cox, Charles A. n s of H bt Ist and 2nd sts.
Cosby, I. & S. merchants, n s of. E bt 15 & 16th sts. second from 15th st.
Cowling, James corner of 19th and F sts.
Cowling, Willis cabinet maker, w s of 13th bt E & F sts.
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Carlton Washington, tailor, d corner of F and 21st streets.
Carter William, stone mason, 2d bt. E and F.
Carter John, brick maker, near the Penitentiary.
Carter Joseph, grocer, s s of H, bt 4th and 5th.
Carter & Blake, book-binders, Bank street.
Carter Samuel, Du Val's addition.
Carpenter William, butcher, near Bacon's branch.
Caslin John, n s of E bt 2 and 3.
Caslin John, Laborer, Du Val's addition.
Carrington Widow, n s of G between 23d and 24th streets.
Carrington Doctor, next door to the Bell Tavern.
Catlin Elizabeth, L. bt. 31st and 32d Shed-town.
Caughler Gadlief, Tanner w s of 17 bt L and M.
Casey Matthew, Porter-house, s. s. of E. bt. 24th and 25th streets.
Cavin Henrietta Widow, e s of ISth bt. E and F.
Caulfield, William, attorney at law, s s of G between 3d and 4th.
Churchill L. cabinet maker, n s of E. bt. IIth and 12th streets.
Chamberlayne Wm. B. Physician n. s. of m. b. over Allyson Smyth & Co.
Carter and Williams, Merchants, n s of bt. 17th and 18th, 7th from 17th.
Charter Charles, grocer, on the Canal.
Chapman Robert, G between 24th and 25th
Chapman John, corner of G and 25th church-hill.
Chamberlayne William, attorney at law, corner of K and 26th.
Chesbury Edward, Porter-house, s s of E between IIth and 12th. Chevalle -, corner of F and 5th.
Chevalle Peter I, corner of E and 5th.
Chandler James, grocer, n s of D bt. 13th and 14th.
Charter Nathaniel, grocer, s s of E bt. 17th and '18th, 3d from 17th.
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Couch, widow corner of E and 24th sts.
Crump, Joshua grocer, n s of H bt 2nd and 3rd sts.
Crump, Sterling I. grocer, corner of E and 18th sts.
Crump, J. boarding-house, s of 17th st. opposite the- market house.
Crump, Benedick clerk in bank, n s of D bt 12 and 13th sts. first from 12th st.
Crump, Robert W. grocer, d 19th bt F and G sts.
Craw, L. baker, s s of H bt 3rd and 4th sts.
Crutchfield, Peter merchant, corner of 4th and H sts. Crutchfield & Jennings, grocers, 17th st. opposite the market-house.
Crawford, Hugh J physician, corner of E and 13th sts.
Crawford, William corner of F and 18th sts.
Crane, William shoe store, s s of E bt 15th and 16th sts. and ninth from 15th st.
Croeket, - tailor, s s of E bt 17th and 18th sts.
Crouch, Thomas & Richard merchants, corner of E. and 14th sts.
Cross, Fleming B. tobacco manufacturer, e s of 17th bt F and G sts. and second from F st.
Cox, Hannah Poplar bt Elm and Maple sts. Rockets Crandal, Thomas cabinet-maker, s s of E bt 22nd and 23rd sts.
Craddock, widow Sarah corner of Maple and Bloody Run sts. R
Capeheart, David near the federal spring
Cave, Thomas L. near Bacon's branch
Cunningham, Edward d corner of F and 7th sts. b n s of D bt 12 and 13th sts. fifth from 12th st.
Crenshaw, G. W. tobacco manufacturer, w s of 17th st. near Mayo's bridge
Crossgrave, Thomas wheelwright, e s of 7th bt D and E sts.
Cullins, John near the penitentiary
Curtis, Carter brick-layer, n s of E bt Ist & 2d sts.
Cushing, Thomas turner, corner of F and 13th sts.
Custom-house, n s of 19th bt D and'E sts.
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Cusack, M. B. book-binder, n s of E bt 13th and 14th sts. opposite the United States Bank.
Crane, Jonas shoemaker, s s of E bt 20 and 21st sts. second from 20th st.
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