LIBRARY OF THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART is ■ i DIRECTORY /FOR 1814: CONTAINING ' THE NAMES, PROFESSIONS, AND RESIDENCE OF HEADS OF FAMILIES AND PERSONS IN BUSINESS IN THE CITY ANfl^SUBURBS ; WITH OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION. PUBLISHED BY K to" T. KITE, 20, NORTH THIRD STREET. Price gl 50. v.. kV^' \ £ / * TO THE PUBLIC E. & T. Kite having- purchased of John A. Paxton, late editor of the Philadelphia Directory, his right to the work, and it being their intention to issue it annually, they have to request that all re- movals may be made known to them as soon as con- venient. It will obviate many difficulties they now labour under, and be a means of making the work more correct. The persons employed to note the residence of the families, it must be admitted, are liable to err, particularly in the spelling : to counter- act the effects of which, references are made to names whose pronunciation are similar. Yet with all the care which has been taken, it cannot be ex- pected that the work will be entirely perfect. To those acquainted with the frequent removals in large cities, no apology will be deemed requisite on this head. But though many errors may be found, let It also be recollected that a variety of information is furnished. The present edition contains, exclu- sive of the residence of the inhabitants, much mat- ter interesting to the citizens at large. A correct list of the civil officers of the national Government, and the Representatives in Congress from the dif- ferent states are contained in it, and also the names oi the officers and representatives of the state of Penn- sylvania, of the city officers and councils, together with such extracts from the Revenue Laws as were deemed of consequence to be generally known. 2nd mouthy 1814.. s L . / / CONTENTS. Page. Preface ul Land stages, packets St Steam boats v" List of Physicians &c. xi Late removals &cc. xv Directions to the reader xvi APPENDIX List of streets, wharves, &c- 1 Imemal duties 22 Government of U States Civii Establishment 2» Members of loth congress ib judiciary 28 Departments of Federal Government 31 Territorial government 22 Land offices ib Patents J^> Intercourse with foreign nations 34 Government of Penn- sylvania 38 Members of Assembly ib Treasury department 40 Land ofrice ib Port of Philadelphia rb Surveyors of damaged ships ib Wardens of the Port ib Hates of pilotage it Inspectors of lumber, flour, &c. 41 Chamber of Commerce ib Post office ib Corporation of the city 44 City regulators and sur- vey'rs ib Guardians of the poor ib Managers of the alms- house 45 Physicians to ditto ib ?nspectors of the prison ib Paze. Board of health Notaries public Justices of peace for the county Countv commissioners Constables ib ib 46 ib ib 47 ib ib ib 48 ib ib ib INSTITUTIONS, COM- PANIES, &c Bank of Pennsylvania North America — Philadelphia — -, Farmers & Me- chanic's . Stephen Girard'c State Bank of Camden Commercial Mechanic's ___ Northern liber- ties 1J INSURANCE, COMPA- NIES North America 49 Phoenix )b State of Pennsylvania ib Delaware ib Un.on ib A Stales Philadelphia Marine ib American ib Lancaster fc Susqucfeaaah ib Con trib atioBSfaip 51 Mutual :-& Pennsylvania, for grant- ing annuities &c. :o TURNPIKE, CANAL, h BRIDGE COMPANIES. Susquehannah & Lehigh ib Cheltenham & Widow- grove ib Germantown 2%c 53 Lancaster Z< Pha^F*1'* & VI CONTENTS. Bustletown & Smithfield 52 Philada. Brandywine 8cc ib Chesnuthill,& Spring house ib Frankford & Bristol ib Ridge ib Union Canal company 53 Schuylkill Perm, bridge ib Lancaster upper ferry bridge ib Pennsylvania hospital ib City Hospital ib Fire Hoabe Association ib Philadelphia Dispensary 54 Bible society ib Missionary society 55 Evangelical society ib Auxiliary Bible society ib Protestant episcopal society ib Baptist Missionary society ib Humane society ib Society for alleviating the miseries of public prisons 56 Association of Friends for the instruction of poor children ib Convention for promot- ing the Abolition of slavery 57 Pennsylvania Abolition society ib Society for the free in- struction of people of colour ib Magdalen society ib Union society for edijca- ticn of poor female children 53 Female hospitable society ib First day or Sunday school 08 Society for the establish- ment and support of chari'y schools ib Society for the promo- tion of a rational sy$. tern of education Incorporated german so- ciety 59 Vaccine society ib Society for alleviating the miseries of indigent persons ib St. Josephs society for educating &c. poor or- phan children ib American philosophical society ib College of physicians 60 Medical lyceum ib Medical society ib Linnean society ib Columbian chemical so-" ciety ib Academy for natural science ib St. Johns college ib Society for promoting agriculture ib Cattle society 61 Vine company ib Domestic society ib Columbian society of artists ib Pennsylvania academy of fine arts ib University of Pennsylva- nia ib Library company 62 Hibernian society ib St. George's society ib Society for the relief of poor inc. masters of ships, their widovrs &c. ib Pennsylvania Slate com- pany ib Schuylkill navigation company 63 List of societies ib Advertisements 66 LAND STAGES, PACKETS, AND STEAM BOATS. Land Stages. AUentown, 106 Race, 3d dav (Tues.) & 6th day (Frid .) 2 p. if. Baltimore Mail, 30 s. Third, daily \ past 6 a.m. Baltimore New Line Expedition, from 50 n. 4th daily 5 a.m. Baltimore Pilot. 43 s. 4th, leaves at 6 a. m. (in win- ter) and \ past 2 a. m. (in summer) Baltimore stage (turnpike route via Lancaster} High 2d day (Mon.) 4th day (Wed.; 5 a. m. Bethlehem, 106 Race, 3d day (Tues.) Sc 6th day (Frid.) 2 p. m. Boundbrook (Green tree inn) 50 north Fourth . m. daily (First day excepted) Bridge Town, Cumberland. X. J. Negus' ferry I day (Mon.) 4th day (Wed.) & 6th day (Frid.) sun rise Bridge Town, Arch st. ferry, daily (except Firs; day) sun-rise Burlington (by Jersey) Arch st. ferry daily 10 a, If. Bustle Town. 130 north Second, daily 3 p. m. Cape May, Arch st. ferry, daily (First day excepted) sun rise Carlisle, cor. 8th and High. Ste Pittsburgh. Chambersburg, cor. High and 8th. See Pittsburgh . Chesnut Hill (via Germantown) 1 18 n. Third, daily 9 a. m. and 4 p. m. Columbia (Penn.) cor. High and 8th, 5 o'clock a. m. 2d day (Monday) 4th day (Wednesday) 6th (Friday) Doylestown, 106 Race, 3d day (Tues.) 5th day (Thurs) 8 a. m. Easton, 50 north Fourth, 4th day (Wed.) 7th day (Sat.) 4 v. m Egg- Harbour, Arch st ferry 5th day (Thursday) • A. M, viif LAND STAGES, &c Falls of Schuylkill, 50 n. Fourth, daily 2 p. w. Frankford, 39 n. 2d (Sorrel horse) 9 a. m. & 4 p. m. Frankford. 130 n. 2d, (Buck inn) 9 a. m. and 4 p. m daily Germantown, 16 and 1 18 n. Third, daily 9 and 4 Harrisburgh every day (7th day only excepted) at 7 o'clock a. m. from the first of 12mo. (Decem- ber) to the 15th of ith mo (April), and five days in the week the remainder of the year. To proceed up the river from Harrisburgh direct, seats to be taken or, 1st day (Sunday) at the stage office corner High and 8th. Holmesburg 13 J n. 2d. daily 3 p. m. Pittsburgh via Harrifsburgh &c cor. 8th High; from the 15th of 4th mo. (April) to the 1st of the 12th mo. (December) on 2d day -v Monday) -ith day (Wednesday) and 6th day (Friday) at 7 o'clock a. m. The remainder of the year on First day (Sunday) 3d day (Tuesday) and 5tii day (Thurs ) same hour. Jenkintown (Green tree inn) 50n. Fourth daily 8 a.m. Lancaster, cor. High and 8th, daily 7 a.m. Little York. cor. Hig& and 8th, 5 a. m. 2d day ( Vonday) 4th day (Wednesday) 8c 6th day (Frid.) Moorestown, Arch street ferry, daily 3 p. m. Mount Holly, Arch street ferry, daily 1 p. m. New Town (Bucks) 130 n. 2d. 7th day (Saturday) ! p. m. r Commercial 43 s. 4th, daily (First day excepted) 8a.m. Expedition 43 s. 4th daily 3 a. a. Pi:Ot leaves 43 s. Fourth daily 3 a. i arrives at New York 6 p. >j. Swift Sure (Green tree inn) 50 north Fourth, daily 8 a. m. (1st days ex- cepted) U. S. Mail daily at noon, 30 s. Third L City Hotel, and Mansion house Norristown, 27 n. 5th 2 o'clock p. m. daily (First day excepted) Beading, lo6 Race, 3d day (Tuesday) & «h dey ( Friday), 2 p„ m. New York Stages* ai k Adam, 4rh ab Coats' Gallaher Jame*, 37 %. Fifth G ilasspy George, 90s 8:h * Glen Jas 60/3. Fifth C^etuwotth P. F, M4ttace * Griffith Elijah, 108 n. 4th Gnthtts Saml. P 62 s. Front * Gmlle J jr 194 Pine Hanckel John M. 53 Coats' Harris Samuel. 212 s. 4rh Hartshorne Jos. 246 Spruce Heap Saml D 57 Almond Hamm Jas. cor German & 2d * Hewson Thomas T. 132 Chesnut Heister Isaac 115 n. Fifth * Heydriek Christ 298 :'ace Hcylin Isaac, 57 s. Seventh * Houston P. W. 53 s Front Howell A. 330 High * James Thos C. 146 s. 2d Johnson R. 128 s Fifth Jones Thos P. 57 Sansom Jones Thos. 144 Vine Keehnile John, 33 n Fourth * Klapp Jos. 290 s. Second * Kn:ghr Alex 204 n. Front Kugler Benj 118 s 4th Kuhn Adam, 142 Chesnut La Roche Rene, cor. 5th & Pine Lambert J. H. cor. Ninth & Filbert Leib Michael, 117 Vine Le Baron Francis, 145 s 6th M Kinney Arch. 28 Powell Ma tin Joel, 11 Cheiry Manners John, Walnut, six doors above Tenth * Mathieu Joseph, 18 Branch Mayo R. 208 s 4th Mease James, 192 Chesmrt Miller P. 181 Arch Mitchell T. D. 131 Cedar Moland Wm. N corner 4th and Spruce * Mong^sJ.R. bis. 3d £u PHYSICIANS, fcc; Moore J. Spruce near 3d Nancrede J 6.) Nancrede N. C.$ 79 Union • Neill H. 266 s. Second Otto John C. 139 Mulberry Parke Thos. 20 s. Fourth Parrish Joseph, 109 Arch Patterson R M. s. 9th near High Peres Peter, 54 Callowhill ■ Perkin John, 159 n Second Perlee Abm. 159 n. 3d Physick P S. 114 Mulberry Porter John, 16r Walnut Pronk John, 169 Pine Price Wm Penn. Hospital *Purnell Wm. 217 Walnut HavoudtW. S. 18 Old Y-rk Rosseau John C. 210 Spruce Rush James, 98 s. 4th Sargent Thomas 122 n. 4th Schott Geo. S. 39 n. fkh Seybert A. cor. Arch om[See jitkinaon Achilles George, cabinet maker 3 Stokes' court tAckerly Charles, coachman Osbourn's court Ackley 8c Gaw, lumber merchants 2d ab. Germ. R. John B. lum'ier merchant 444 N. Second Aclain Leonard, Men-its' lane corner Sixth Adams Alex, grocer S. W. cor. Filbert 8c Sc. 8th A. & \V. grocers cor. of High 8c Sch. 8th Benjamin, carpenter Noble near Third Charles, N. E. cor. iOth Sc Bonsall George, pctter 8 Stephen's court fHowe, shoemaker Seventh below Small ADA AGE t Adams Jacob, wood sawyer cor. Seventh & Bedford Jacob \V. printer 66 Mulberry John, N. E. corner of Callowhill 8c John John, labourer U. S. .Arsenal Lydia, tayloress 92 Gaskiil k Loughery, merchants counting house Hock-st. Closes, shipwright Front below Federal Nathan, storekeeper 34 north Second N. shipwright Queen near Shackamaxon P. biscuit baker, 20 Shippen Peter, flour dealer Germantown road ab. Timber lane Robert, merchant 182 Chesnut Robert, carpenter -37 south Third Sarah, widow 120 Cedar S. W. teacher S. W. corner Broad and George William, grocer Filbert bet. Sc. 7th. St 8th. William, carpenter Sch. Front ab. Walnut William, cordwainer 65 Christian William, hat warehouse 50 High ab. 2d William, grocer 46 south Second Zephaniah, wharf builder Court alley n. Browne (N. L.) Addiks John Ed. commission merchant 65 S. 4th Addington Stephen, preceptor, &c 88 north Ninth Addis Amos, carpenter 535 north Second Daniel, attorney at law and conveyancer 122 south Fourth Elizabeth, widow N. vV. ccr. of Poplar lane Addison Arthur, mariner 503 south Front iJames, labourer St. Joseph's avenue bet. Tilth and Sixth Adgate Daniel, grocer 65 S. Seventh and 21 S. 3d Adkinson James, carter 2d ab. Germantown R. Wm. B. storekeeper Hamilton village Adolph John, carpenter and grocer corner St. John and Green Aertson Esther, s'opkeeper 27 south Fourth Afcrlick Ann, widow 151 North Second Ager Charlotte, widow Frankford road n. Otter Margaret, seamstress Frarlkford R. n. Queen AGE ALB Ager William, shipwright Sarah near Queen Agnew Margaret, shopkeeper 334 north Front Aikens James, blacksmith bel. Sch. Front abo\e High Joseph, shoemaker 81 Christian Ailers Maria, widow shopkeeper O. Y. R. below George Aitken Jane, successor to Robert, printer and sta- tioner 71 north Third John, cabinetmaker Chesnut above Sixth John, sheet copper maker foundery Ches- nut between Broad and Sch- Eighth Rachel, widow boarding house 48 Spruce Robert, printer 54 Ann st. (N. L.) or back of 81 Callowhill William, storekeeper 66 Coats Aitkins John, coppersmith 4 Chesnut Akerman Christian, labourer Christian n. Fifth Akins Joseph, taylor Goforth alley William, labourer back 7 Bedford (M.) Alberson Gilbert, lumber merchant 101 Swanson R. lumber merchant 99 8c 101 Swanson Albert Casper, innkeeper 4 14 north Third Henry, planemaker 18 Sassafras alley fJames, labourer Gilles' alley Alberti George F., >r. d. 116 north Front Albertson Abraham, shoemaker Frankford at>. Bedford Benjamin, teacher 32 Church alley f Hannah, nurse 15 Mary (S.) Isaac, whitesmith 6 north Third Marmaduke, shipwright Marlborough n. Bedford Nixon, cabinetmaker 89 south Front, and 9 Pear Timothy, shipwright, Germantown R. bel. Rose Albrecht Charles, instrument maker 95 Vine Albright Conrad, shoe warehouse south-east cor- ner Second and High Frederick, cedarcooper 8 1 Brown John, ropemakcr 155 Coats ALE ALE Albright Michael, cedar cooper 36 north SixHi-. Allbright Frederick, shoemaker 26 South alley Jacob, stevedore 80 German John, labourer 1 1 Callow hill Alburger Abraham, victualler 259 Callowhill Elizabeth, teacher 1 12 north Fourth Henry, victualler 16 Wells Row above Buttonwood lane John, victualler 261 Callowhill Philip, jun. sexton Wood above Eighth P. victualler Laurence near Vine Susan, mantua maker 1 12 north Fourth William, plumber S. E. corner Wood and Laurence Alchin George, bookbinder 2o2 Mulberry Alcock William, printcutter Beach n. Penn (K.) Alcorn Geo. lastmaker, leather cutter, and dealer in ail kinds of morocco and soaJ leather 77 Dock Aldridge George, mariner Currant alley n. Spruce Ales Joseph, shoemaker 262 south Fourth Alexander A. mariner 21 Cedar tAaron, painter, &c. 228 S. Seventh Eleanor, grocer north-west corner Se- cond and Shippen f George, labourer Grissel's alley James, shoemaker 147 Walnut James, shoemaker 29 Wood wile of John, Lemon John P. grocer 482 Sassafras John, painter & glazier 6 Hartung's alley Jos. bootmaker 290 south Third Joseph, labourer back 109 Race Mary, shopkeeper 33 Sassafras Nicholas, caulker Cherry n Queen (K) Richard, cabinet maker 92 south Third Robert, grocer 27 Green Rachel, widow 24 Plumb Rebecca, cake baker 132 south Ninth Samuel, merchant 82 south Fifth widow, Queen st. (K.) "William, waterman 416 nortK Front j Win mm, labourer Fourth ab. Browne William, grocer Race bet. Sc. 7th & 8th a 2 all: ALL Alexander Wolf, printer 194 Callowhill Algeo John, wholesale and retail grocer High west of Permanent bridge Algeo Thomas, wholesale and retail grocer High west of Permanent bridge Allardice Peter, silkdyer, &c. 181 south Second Allbert Anthony, confectioner 188 Race Allen Aquilla, labourer Miller's court (X. L.) Cairns, teacher Eleventh above Sassafras Chamless, grocer S. W. corner 2d and Pine Charles, druggist Sec. 1 60 south Second Charles, grocer 409 High Catharine, widow of John Federal n. Second David, shoemaker and sexton 34 Christian David, storekeeper 95 Callowhill, store 7th near High David and John, storekeepers 28 N. Second jEbenezer, labourer Elbow alley Edward, hatter S. E. corner Centre Square Elizabeth, widow- Budd above Laurel Enoch, taylor 525c 54 S. Water cr. of Chesnut } Hannah, washerwoman, Alban bel. Clare Jra, gentleman 99 south Fifth Isaac, sailor back 43 Coates' John, oakcooper 15 and 18 Strawberry John, merchant counting house 45 Dock dwelling 120 Spruce John, drayman back 43 Coates' John, silversmith 27 Coates' John, sexton Christian bet. Third & Fourth John W. printer 104 south Second fJohn, waiter back 183 Spruce ^Jonathan, shaliopman 139 Plumb Joseph, jun. carpenter 60 Spruce Jos. mariner Swedes alley and 362 N. Front Joseph, carpenter back 188 St. John Joseph, mariner back 26 Green Joshua A. accomptant 61 south Seventh Lewis, merchant 244 Hi^h Mary, widow 184 north Second Mary, 399 Sassafras Matthew, boarding house 45 B south Fron«> ALL- — AL$ Vlicii Philip, labourer Elizabeth Rebecca, hatbinder 7 Pewterplatter alley Richard F. merchant 63 north Front tRichard, methodist minister 150 Spruce Robert, collector of taxes 156 south Sixth Samuel R. merchant 23 north Front and 37 Arch Samuel, merchant 29 Mulberry jSamuel, woodsawyer Miles' row Susan, milliner, &c. 35 north Fourth Thomas, livery stable keeper 46 N. Sixth Thomas P. combmaker 19 Passyunk Thomas, labourer Shield's alley William, waterman 8 Margaretta Alick Philip, taylor 73 south Fifth Allheizer Catharine, widow 469 Allibone Thomas, attorney at law 28 north Fifth Sc 212 Arch Thomas, carpenter 19 Gray's alley William, currier 2 1 6 north Second William, jon. merchant corner of Water and Race* dwelling 212 Mulberry Alligood Thomas mariner back 121 Queen Allinson Bernice, widow Brooke court Christian, mariner 19 Parham's alley Francis, labourer George above Twelfth Allis wife of Henry, carpenter 460 Sassafras Allison John, grain measurer 1 1 Passyunk John, conveyancer 256 south Front John, carpenter 27 Mary (S) Robert, coachpainter 9 S. 6th and 38 Elder William, sailmaker 27 Mary (S.) William, gentleman 24 Prune [See Ellison. Allman Thomas, bricklayer Eleventh below Arch Allmindinger Jacob, baker 130 north Fourth Alloway Joseph, carpenter 2d ab. Germantown Rf Lewis, grocer Hickory lane near Ninth Samuel, innkeeper Brown corn, of Budef Alsop John, china merchant 231 north Second Othniel, vinegar hierchant 59 N, Third and 147 Vine ALS AND Aitemus James, wheelwright 504 north Secc. John merchant taylor 38 Mulberry John, innkeeper 236 south Sixth Isaac, tayior 77 north Third Leonard, tavernkeeper 12 Filbert Thomas, shoemaker 57 Coates Alward Samuel H. carpenter 291 Mulberry Amber Levi, labourer 25 Hopkins' court Ambler widow, nurse back 1 1 5 Mulberry Ames Charles, Germantown R. ab. gate No. I , farmer 7 below Germantown road 4 Paul, carpenter Acorn alley Amey Peter, carter Callowhill below Garden Amies Thomas, paper manufncturer 185 S. 2nd. \_See Ernes. Amos \braham, boot and shoemaker 213 Race |Amy John, mariner 287 south Third Ancker Levi, trader hack 198 north Second Ancora Pietro, drawing master 246 South Seventh Andaule, widow of W sea captain i260 Mulberry Anders Mary, widow 240 south Fourth Anderson Andrew, mariner back 35 Mulberry xander, distiller 103 Mulberry and 19 Coat's alley- Alexander, colonel, 301 Arch Andrew, segar maker 265 north Front Andrew, sea captain 85 St. John Ann. weaver 3d bel. Germantown Road Ann, widow Twelfth near Chesnut Barbara, c/ikebaker Locust near Ninth Bridget, washerwoman Cordwainers ai'y fCesar, tinware vender SpafTord above Shippen Charles, inspector of customs 350 N. 2d Christian, labourer 61 Queen (S.) Christian, mariner 38 Christian Charles, mariner 96 south Water Clark, M n. 135 Lombard D. labourer Pine alley David, labourer Lombard bet. Sch. 5th and Sixth & Davis, storekeepers 204 south Second AKD AND Anderson Eliza, grocer Shackamaxon n. Queen (K) Ezekiel, carter 285 St. John * George, labourer High west of Perma- nent Bridge Hanse, mariner back 61 German Hugh, engraver Francis lane f Jacob, waiter 185 south Seventh James, minter 246 north Front James, waiter Nonnater's court John, spectacle frame maker, Juniper near Vine J. 8c C. shopkeepers 35 south Third James, mason Arch bet. Sch. Front &c 2d James, mason Stewart's alley tJames, labourer Ninth near Lombard James, carpenter Wiley's court nr Race" John, carter Twelfth above Lombard Joseph, taylor Duval's court Leonard, grocer 1 5 Strawberry Mary, widow 101 Catharine Margaret, bandbox maker Farmers' row fMoses sail maker 16 Cypress alley tPhilip, porter Atkinson's court Robert P. Sc W. booksellers cor. Vine & Third Samuel V. merchant 25 north Water Samuel, secretary to the Del. Insurance Company 134 Mulberry Samuel, 97 south Second fScipio, oysterman 333 north Third widow of Thomas, 63 Shippen Thomas, sea captain 233 south Second Thomas and William, silver platers -3 Sterling alley Thomas, broker 210 High Thomas, feed store 90 Green Thomas, shoemaker 43 Plum wife of Henry, Rose alley near Green William, mariner 293 south Fourth William, labourer 7th ab. Poplar Lane Zebedee, labourer 6 above Camac Andrews Ann, 75 German AND ANT \ndrews D. wharf-builder Frankford road Eve, widow Rose alley above Coats Sc Gerrish, feed store 3 north wharves Hannah, umbrella maker Friend's alms house [See Andres*. Hannah & Sarah C. milliners 211 n. 2d Israel, shallopman 61 Green Joseph, teacher 9 Little George Joshua, bricklayer, 226 south Seventh Jacob, carter 447 north Second widow of Leonard, sea captain 15 Noble tJohn, carter 14 Taper alley Michael, bricklayer 447 north Second Peter, cordwainer 38 Strawberry Peter, hairdresser 190 Cedar Robert, teacher 61 south Eleventh William, scrivener 54 High William, carter Schuylkill 8th near Vine Andrup Christian, mariner 414 south Second Angelon David, labourer back 29 Beck's alley Anhold George, taylor 49 Coates alley Angel Eliza, widow Callowhill above Sixth Angue John, merchant 109 north Second John, jun. cordial distiller 109 N. Second and 15 Klfrith's alley Anker Levi, dry good store 18 Cherry Annadown Henry, taylor 1 Goddard's alley Thomas, shoemaker 207 north Front Anners Thomas S. perfumer, Sec. 141 Chesnut Annesley Joseph, accomptant 17 Powell Robert, merchant 10 \Torris' alley Thomas, labourer 509 north Third fAnness Scipio, coachman Maria Annsley John, sea captain 189 Pine Ansbey George, cordwainer 42 south Fifth Catharina, widow 160 Lombard Anthony Frederick, carter 32 Budd Jacob, shipwright 57 Coats' John, boarding house 125 north Water John, Mariner 74 George Joseph & Son, goldsmiths, &c. 94 High Joseph, mariner back 371 south Front ANT AUG Anthony Joseph, mariner 285 south Third Michael, late drayman 36 Budd Michael H. goldsmith 94 High Robert D. smith Little 7th ab. Sassafras Thomas 94 High Antony Manuel, segarmaker 10 Argyle Antrim John, jnn, taylor 1 13 south Water Antrim Pinder, machine maker, &c. 58 Vine Samuel, plaisterer Vine 3d door above 4th App Adam, pumpmaker Frankford R. n. Queen George, pumpmaker New Bedford-st Michael, carpenter corner Queen and Marl- borough Phebe, washerman New Bedford-st Apple George, hairdresser 48 north Fifth George, shipwright 30 Christian Henry, corner of 4th and Browne Henry, oakcooper 2/ south Wharves Jacob, labourer Sch. Front bet. Arch & Race Jacob, jr. paper stainer Mulberry bet. Sch. Front and Second Widow of Jacob, back 143 St. John John, schoolmaster 205 south Fifth Philip, coppersmith 185 north Third Valentine, feed store 5th cor. old York road Applegate David, carter 32 1 south Third Lydia, 182 Pine Jane, widow of William, shoemaker Frankford road corner of Otter William, carpenter S. W. cor. of Tenth and Pine Appelsheimer Lewis, sugar refiner 168 N. Fifth Appleton Chris, carver and inlayer 15 York court Appo John, confectioner 121 south 6th Arabin Hannah, milliner 1 13 south 2d Arbegus George, farmer Gray's ferry near bridge Archer Charles, brassfounder 180 St. John James, coal and sail measurer 7? Dock Job, labourer 24 Browne (N. L.) Samuel, merchant 36 north Front & Bispham. merchants 36 north Front tThomas, woodsawyer back 18 Kunckel ARC ARM Archibald Catharine, widow Frankford road near Bedford 1 1 Pine alley- John, bricklayer back 196 Cedar Ardaillon Victor, storekeeper 2 1-2 north Third Ardis John W. carpenter 57 1 south Front Ardner Joseph, hairdresser 386 Ardley R. A. broker 130 Lombard Arentrue William, soapboiler 324 Sassafras Arey Groom. Clever alley Armbruster Henry, constable back 45 N. Sixth Jacob, brushmaker 130 Callowhill "shop 235 High Nicholas, grocer 361 north Second Peter, watchman Race above 13th Armitage George, silverplater 438 Sassafras John, porter back 78 Cedar Shewbart, grocer 7 1 Passyunk Armour Matthew, carpenter sch. 8th near Vine Susan N. storekeeper 6 old Y. road Armroyd George, merchant 40 Sansom [See Ormroa, Armstrong Allen, goldsmith, &c. 225 Arch Andrew, grocer cor. Front 8c Callow- hill Archibald, stable keeper, 13th above High Christopher, grocer 286 south Third Henry, plaisterer 29 Noble James, hairdresser 236 north Water John, coachtrimmer 4 Trusty's court John, carpenter 95 Budd John, weaver Prime (Wharton build- ings) John D. teacher 102 Plum Joseph, carpenter Beach near Maiden tLewis, tanner 1 8 Kunckel Mary, cakebaker 32 Sassafras Alley Peter, carter 89 Budd Robert, carter 93 Budd Sarah, mantuamaker Apple Thomas, attorney at law 106 S. Fourth William, taylor 343 north Front ARM ASH Armstrong William, carpenter Little Washington Arnds Jacob, labourer, Crown above Queen Arney Elizabeth, storekeeper 40 south Fourth Arnold George, shoemaker 3 Garrigues' court Levi, carpenter Tan many n. old York R. Thomas, shipwright 20 Parham's alley Thomas, sea captain 303 south Front Arnous Nicholas, exchange broker York street Arrison Benjamin, Sansom's alley near Noble John, blacksmith back of 134 south 8th Matthew, carter, Geo. bet. Sch. 7th Sc 8th Thomas, shoemaker Jones between s. 5th » Sc 6th Arrott James, merchant n. w. cor. Mulberry and Eleventh Arthur James, grocer 2 north Tenth Arty Julie, stablekeeper 13 s. 8th 6c 8th n. Arch Arthurs Stephen, taylor Billings's court Arundal Margaret, widow 104 or 106 Vine widow of Robert, 58 Walnut tAsgell Charles, well digger, Fitzwalter n. 6th Ash B. teacher Mechanic st. Caleb, merchant 54- Christian James, gentleman 155 Walnut Sansom's row Jonathan, victualler Shacamaxen bel. Prince street (N. L.) Joseph, grazier 23 Christian Joshua, grazier 54 Christian Mary, widow 487 north Third Margaret, nurse back of 198 north Second Michael, carter 22() north Third wife of Charles, back of 22 C*llowhill widow of Thomas 1 13 Shippen Ashbrook Joseph, sailmaker back 66 Almond Ashbridge Elizabeth, widow 56 Vine Israel, late coachmaker 10 Franklin court Rebecca, widow" of Joseph 98 n. Fourth Sarah, widow 155 Vine William, merchant 19 south Wharves and 14 Sansom Ashbrink John F. coachman Weaver's alley n. 13th Ashburn Thomas, shipwright back 388 north Front B ASH AST Ashburner John, tanner 66 south Third John, jun, merchant 55 north Front S; 65 south Third Ashby William, merchant taylor 101 Mulberry & 72 north Third Asher Conrad, saddler 4 Branner's alley Ashford Eleanor, widow 3 Trusteys court Ashhurst Richard, merchant 76 High Ashley John, merchant 94 south Fourth Ashman Godfrey, cedarcooper 21 Charlotte James, ladies shoemaker 215 N. 2d James &. H. & Co. bootmakers 46 Chesnut Peter, cedarcooper Thorn's court William, shoemaker Greenwich north 2d Ashmead Benj. inspector of customs 19 Sansom John, portwarden 19 Sansom John, jun. com mer. cor. Lombard Sc 2d Thomas, storekeeper 44 Cedar Ashton Abm. brassfounder 422 north Third Andrew, 6 Fetter lane and 94 north Front George, boatbuilder Coats' st. wf. and 294 north Front John, oakcooper 1 Drinker's alley ^fohn, taylor 20 south Water & 21 S. Front Peter, cedarcooper 9 Blackhorse alley Massy, washer 67 north T :th Samuel, cabinetmaker 273 south Second Thomas, chairmaker 83 and 226 N. Front widow of Wm. 94 Crown William, labourer Irish lane near Cedar Askew Sc Paxson, hardware merchants 245 High Joseph, ironmonger 245 High Askin John, farmer Pratt's place John, shoemaker Christian near Fourth Asmus Christian, victualler John ab. Callowhill Aspell James, teacher Pewterplatter alley n. Front R. C. engraver 30 Cherry Astley Thomas, merchant 6 York buildings Astoiphi Lawrence, confectioner 136 & innkeeper High ab. 13th Aston George, yeoman 61 N. Third [See Aalitmu James, box maker 37 Queen (S) Atherton Humphrey, flour merchant 47 Filbert ATM AUS Atherion Humphrey, attorney at law \7 south Joseph, brushmaker 422 n. Front St Keyser, flour merchants 25 3 High Nathan, superintender of new waterworks Callowhiil bet. Sch. oil and 4th f Atkins Charles, carpenter blackberry alley near Spruce Atkinson Ann, widow 4th above Noble James, carter back S. E. corner 2d and Poplar Joefr, taylor 64 Chesnut [See Achesov. t Joseph, waiter Pink alley Lydia, mangier Loxley's court Nathan, carpenter 225 Lombard Phineas, biscuitbaker Shippen near Fifth Samuel, blacksmith 343 north Second William B. storekeeper Hamilton's vil- lage Atlee Edwin A. m. d. 78 north Fourth Attmore Mary, widow 163 south Third Aubert John P. pastrycook 267 Spruce Auffort Frederick, shoemaker corner Bishop and Queen Auge Henry, stocking weaver Frankford above Queen Augustine Charles, shipsmith Queen near Franjt- ford road t Peter, barber, 79 Cedar Auner Peter, taylor 61 Cherry Aull Mary, storekeeper 263 south Second Margaret, washerwoman 327 north Third Auriol A. professor of dancing 147 Pine Austie Margaret, boarding house 38 south Front Austin Grace, widow boarding house 16 S. Second Hozey, carter 4.7 Christian Joanna, widow 48 Vine John B. printer 65 Lombard John, m. d. N. E. comer 6th and Arch Judith, wife of John 25 Mead alley Richard M. grocer corner Fourth and Vine ^ and 10 Old York road Samuel, merchant 121 High Sc 6 Church a'y Thomas A. cor. 4th & Vine & 10 Old Y. R. AUS BAC Sutler Maria, widow mantua maker 8th n. Vine Autas'ize William, mariner 301 south Front Avery Charles, druggist 258 S. 2d 8c 100 Gaskill Isaac, combmaker 75 south Third Avis George, shoemaker 9 York court John, shoemaker 7 York court William, labourer 7 Callowhill-st. wharf Await Hannah, widow 8th bet. Chesnut Sc George John, labourer N W. cor George h Sc. 7th Axforu Samuel J. merchant taylor 5 S. Seventh \vars Abijahj mastmaker back 310 N. Second, - jGeorge, painter and glazier Blackberry alley near Spruce Hamilton, labourer 128 N. Eleventh Lev/is, innkeeper 4 1 Cedar Lovina, widow Second above Poplar lane Nehemiah, sawsetter 9 1 Swanson Noah, labourer 49 Budd Shepherd, cabinet maker SheafiPs alley William, grocer 127 Swanson Avers Daniel, waiter Blackberry alley John H. wharf builder 93 Budd Ayres Abijah, shoemaker 2d above Poplar lane tGeorge, painteifc6cc. 257 south Third Joseph, waterman back 20 Green Jonathan D. teacher corner Callowhill and New-market Azan Joseph, grocer 8c cordial distiller? nc« o n.-t Rachael, silk dyer and plumist > Babb Jacob, stonemason Turner's lane Richard, oak cooper back 176 Sassafras Babcock Robert Co. commission merchants 54 north Front Robert, merchant 153 Walnut f Babtist John, barber 27 Lombard Bach Frederick A. carpenter 131 Green John, piaister of paris grinder 267 north 2d Margaret, widow 131 Green Bache Richard, jun. attorney at law and clerk of the court of quarter sessions 10 Prune. f See Beach, Basch. BAC BAK Bache William, port surveyor back 3, s. Fourth Bacon David, carpenter 192 north Front Griffith, labourer Beach near Maiden Job, merchant Rittenhouse place Locust ab« Ninth John, lumber merchant 1 19 Race John, labourer West near Marlborough James, gentleman 308 Race Joseph, late ironmonger 190 north Front Allyn, & Co. music store 1 j S. 4th Sarah, gentlewoman 119 Pine Samuel, sexton 2d Presbyterian Meeting 24 Ann (n. l.) Samuel, &c Co. ironmongers 188 n. Front Bader Juliana, embroideress 159 Mulberry Badger Samuel, attorney at law 66 south Sixth Bagge Mary, widow 12 Little German Bagley Thomas, cordwainer 287 south Fifth Bagnell Benjamin, mariner 198 Cedar Bailey A. potter 33 Catharine And. mariner 14 Christian [See Bayly* Chester, agent for U. S. mail stage 30 S. 3d & Craight, distillers 217 Cedar Frances, widow Steinmetz' Court (N. L.) Francis, gentleman 197 Walnut James, carriage driver George above 11th Jean, shopkeeper 46 Race John, carpenter Hart's court Joshua, jr. merchant 1 1 1 High John, seacaptain Front near Federal Robert, carpenter between 12 th and I3th 8c Lombard and Pine Lydia, R. widow printer 10 North alley F. distiller 2 1 < Cedar Sarah, widow spinner 2 1 Hurst 8c Yardley, carpenters Hart's court Baird Joshua, labourer Otter above Frank. Road Jas. grocer 11 south wharves & 26 Barron James, shoemaker 388 south Front widow of Capt. Wm. 275 south Second [See Beard Bairbower John, carpenter 273 north Front Bakeoven John, fisherman Queen near Bishop, (KJ B 8 DAK BAK Bakeoven William, labourer Palmer near Queen Baker Adam, cabinetmaker 57 Tammany [See Barker fcf Boker. Adam, woodsawyer 28 Bacon A. labourer Germantown road below 2d Bassett, tavernkeeper 10 Laetitia court Charles, merchant 61 Race Charles, cabinet maker 5 Moore's court Christian, baker Buttonwood near Sixth Conrad, fisherman Queen near Bishop Com ad j jun. fisherman Queen near Bishop Dobell, accomptant, 62 Mulberry Daniel, exchange agent 6 Lodge Elizabeth, widow 126 Browne Elizabeth, widow 58 Mulberry- Eliza, washerwoman, Germantown road n\ Otter Frederick, labourer Mud lane n. Frankford Frederick, mariner 142 St. John George A. conveyancer^ city treasurer 2$ Cherry corner Fourth George A. jun. attorney at law 23 Cherry George, carpenter 74 Browne Hannah, storekeeper 72 north Fifth Hannah, shopkeeper 62 Mulberry Henry, painter, Sec. 20 north Fourth and 20 Cherry Jacob, ropemaker 4 Wells row below Green Jacob, victualler 47 Budd Jacob, hog victualler Poplar above St. John Jacob, alderman 42 north 8th office 62 south Fourth John H. intelligence office for houses, ser- vants, Sec. 3 Franklin's court John H. C. taylor Acorn alley John, victualler Rachael John, flour and feed store 433 N. Second John L. exch. broker Sc com. mer. 6 Lodge John, alderman 154 north Second John R. merchant 61 Sassafras tJohn, whitewasher Eleventh near Lombard Joseph, hostler West near Palmer Joshua, piana forte maker 130 Vine iewis, harness maker, fcc. 327 N. Sccor^ BAK EAL Baker M. widow 22 North alky Mary, widow court alley near Browne Mary, victualler old York above Tammany Michael, hardware store 59 High dwelling 166 Mulberry Michael, lumbermen 74 Browne St cor. 2d Michael, jr. coppersmith 74 Browne (N. L.) and 222 north Second fNathan, waterman Kunckel n. Callowhill Newsom, carpenter 63 Mulberry Peter, plasterer Wiley's court near Race Peter, fiherman Queen near Wood (K.) Richard, late farmer Fitzwater near 7th Rhoda, shopkeeper Cherry near Prince Susan, Twelfth near Walnut Samuel, blacksmith Juliannabel. Callowhill Samuel, carpenter 39 Filbert Samuel, carpenter 7th near Baker Thomas, china store S. W. cor. Dock & 2d Tacy, widow Watson's alley * & WTayne, hardware merchants 59 High William, carter corner Apple and George William, merchant 54 south Front Wm. J. merchant 69 Vine and 23 S. Water Balan Elizabeth, widow confectioner 241 south 2d Baldt Frederick, labourer Hanover near Prince Henry,jun. hogvictualler Hanover n. Bedford Henry, hogvictualler Hanover corner Prince John, victualler 6 Charlotte William, vict. Marlborough near West Baldwin Francis, baker 45 Cedar Latty, washerwoman Prospect alley Lewis, teacher 66 Union Margaret, shopkeeper 88 north Seventh Ball Henry, 46 Queen (S.) Joseph, president of the Union Insurance CO. 240 Sassafras S. E. cor. 7th Margaret, widow Fourth above Brown Mary, seamstress 37 Passyunk ' Richard G. carpenter 37 S. 5th Sc 28 Oak (S.) Stephen, corner Cedar and Swanson William, mariner Swedes alley [See Bel) ?Ballard Belinda, widow washerwoman tGeorge, cooper Seventh below Shippcjf BAL BAR t Ballard George, oak cooper 1 18 Plum |L. coachman cor. Locust and Eleventh Ballenger Catharine, nurse 74 New Jacob, carpenter 70 N. Ninth Rachael, widow back 123 Plumb Ballentine Joseph, grocer Argyle-st. wharf Ballinger Daniel, carpetv.eaver 477 N. Second Baiter Amelia, widow back 21 Tammany Balton John, labourer Duke near Vienna John, jun. labourer Wood near Duke Bament William, 5 5 Lombard Bamman William accomptant 6.3 south Eighth Ba info rd Joseph, machinemaker back 5 Filbert Bancker Chas. N. merchant 31 north Front dwel- ling 2S6 Chesnut Bandleon George, victualler 253 north Eighth Banger wife of Thomas, 2 8 Pewterplatter alley- Sarah, seamstress 321 Race Timothy, accomptant 15 north Twelfth Bangs Elijah K. sea captain 2 Pfeiffer's alley John, shoemaker 8 Taper alley JBaning John, oakcooper, Frankford above Maiden Banker Peter mariner Little Washington j Banks Daniel, woodsawyer Miles' row ■^Johnson, carter St. Mary near Seventh Bait . carter Buttonwood Bannan John, carpenter Sheaff's alley Banning John cooper Frankford road near Queen Bankson Henrietta, widow 97 New Bantleon Henry, labourer 287 north Eighth tBantom Henry, oysterman 3 Middle alley f Baptish John, barber 433 south Second fBaptist John, hatter 2 % Smith's alley Barault Francis A. surgeon 14 north Sixth fBarago James, whitewasher back 149 Browne TBarber Anthony, buttonmaker 144 Lombard Mrs. widow 66 Crown Rebecca, widow Prime below Second Rachel, nurse 10 Pennsylvania Avenue tThomas, sveepmaster Hazel alley Barbier Maria, milliner 81 north Second Stephen P. jeweller 8! north Second Barbin Amos, taylor back 397 north Third Barclay Andrew C. grocer 209 north 2d & Sd n, Calk»vhill BAR BAti ."Barclay David, labourer St. Mary- George, grocer 168 south Second 8c Harper, merchants 232 north Third John, merchant 227 north Tm"rd John, jun. 8c Co. grocers 228 north Third John, gentleman 37 Almond James, labourer Sch. 5th below High^ fJames, labourer 121 German- Jane, widow of James 224 north Third Samuel, hatter 323 south Second Samuel, jun. sea captain 68 Almond fToby, hatter Atkinson's court Barcus Stephen, watchman Sch. 7th bet. Race &; Cherry Bardier Samuel, coachtrimmer 78 north Ninth Bardin John, bottler 17 Walnut Barge Benjamin, cedar cooper Apple bel. George Barger Abel, painter 8cc. 9 Dock & 128 S. Second John, cedar cooper 4th above Coates William, rigger, 61 Budd William, painter 8c glazier 37 Key's alley Bargh William, baker 225 Walnut Barker James, of the U. S. army cor. 9th & Race John, alderman s. w. cor. Sassafras & 9th John, jun. coachmaker 320 Sassafras Joseph, sea captain 34 Coxe's alley Mary, tayloress 1 1 Charlotte Mary, widow 140 Browne [See Baker Barkinbile Matthias, mariner Lombard n. Sch. 8th Barlow Philip, boarding house 142 north Water Robert, drayman, 346 north Second Barnard Francis, 166 Pine John, carpenter Barnard's court [See Bernard Barndollar Daniel, cedar cooper 393 north Second Barns B. pewter and tinplate worker cor. 13th 8c Filbert Elizabeth, milliner 65 Sassafras Barnes Ann, manluamaker 25 north Fourth j-Charles, mariner Elmslie's alley Edward, cabinet maker 25 north Fourth Hester, widow 14 Parham's alley f Hester, washerwoman Elmslie's alley Isaac, taylor 113. Callpwhill cor. Kunckel BAR BAH Barnes Isaac, mariner 1 8 Little Water James, capt. N. Castle packet 126 Sanson John, m. d. 275 north Second John H commis. merchant. 99 Walnut John, pilot 17 Beck's alley Joseph, attorney at law, and prothonotary of the supreme court for the eastern dis- trict 191 Chesnut Joseph, ladies' shoemaker 145 south 2d Luther, coachsmith Greene's court Lucy, widow mantua maker Deval's court fLucy, washer back 200 Cherry IVIary, 5 Callow hill street wharf Philip, boat builder, 448 south Front Robert, mariner 30 Catharine Samuel W. coach painter 26 Juliana shop Cherry near 6th Samuel, currier 13 N. 4th and 57 Chesnut Sarah, splitstraw bonnet maker 25 N. 4th Thomas, esq. currier 275 north Second Thomas Sc Samuel, curriers 57 Chesnut William, jun. painter, Sec. 157 south 2d Barney John, victualler 106 S. Tenth and 65 Old Shambles near Second Barnett James, mate 328 south Front Sarah, widow 38 Pine Thomas, weaver Christian near Fifth Barnhill Robert, storekeeper 63 north Second Sarah, shopkeeper 13 north Third Barnholt Frederick, victualler 237 St. John's George, victualler Cailowhill above Jehu John, labourer Ridge Road Barnhardt Adam, milkman Timber lane Barnhurst T. Sc J. k. Walker, brassfofcnders and xlie sinkers 17 Filbert Barnitt Joseph, 141 Chesnut Samuel, turner 30 Cherry Sc 55 Wood Sarah, widow 9 1 German Thomas, turner 193 north Front Barno John, victualler Charles-st. Baron Joseph, ladies' shoemaker 73 N. Third Barr James, teamdriver Small near Sixth Jcaeph, labourer 430 north Third BAR BAR * BarrXeal, stonemason Shippen above Seventh fBarragei; aamuel, woodsawyer back 109 Cherry Barralet John James, designer and painter Cal- low hi 1 corner Twelfth Barras harles, carpenter 268 St. John John, innkeeper 122 Callowhill fBarrett David, porter 268 south Fourth Purcell, harnessmaker Sc saddler 33 Cherry Robert, bricklayer 170 north Eighth tSusan, widow Alban below Clare alley Tobias, accomptant 19 Hurst widow, Filbert below Eleventh Barrington Charles, grocer fruiterer and bottler 2 1 6 High Henry, manufacturer of coffee 8c cho- colate 20 5 south Fourth cor. Gaskill Richard, flour store frc. High n. Sc.7th Barron John, carpenter corner Fifth and Button- wood [See t aron Mary, widow of Philip 55 Noble Mary, widow nurse cor. 5th Sc Button wood Mary, tayloress 161 Pine Barry Ann, nurse 189 Cedar Cordelia, wife of Wm. Lyndall's court ^Daniel, tobacconist back 488 N. Third Edward, turner High near Centre Square Francis, teacher back 369 south Front and 324 south Second Jos. B. Sc Son, cabinetmakers and uphol- sterers 1 34 south Second Joseph, jun. cabinetmaker 134 S. Second Patrick, grocer !86 Water Sc 191 N. Front Samuel, planemaker 24 Ann (N. L.) widow of commodore ^214 Chesnut William, tobacconist 2 85 south Fourth Bart Sarah, seamstresss Randall's court Bartel Elizabeth, widow 20 Pewterplatter alley John, ropemaker Marlborough near West -Bartholomew Catharine, widow N. E. corner Wood and Lawrence Charles, tobacconist 8 8 north Third Frances, widow 15 Coates' alley BAtt BAS Bartholomew John, hatter 84 Browne Mary, gentlewoman 63 south 7th Surah, widow 154 south Eighth Thomas, late tobacconist 154 south Eighth Barth John, taylof 5 Stall's court Bartle Philip, oakcooper Garden below Buttonwood Bartieson Peter, carpenter 63 New Bartlett Ann seamstess 1 1 Mary (S) Benjamin, mariner 54 Penn Richard, oysterman 35 Prime Thomas, shipwright 11 Mary (S) Bartley Joseph, mariner 348 south Second Margaretta, widow Cherry near West Sarah, widow S. W. cor. i. hristian Sc 5th "Bartling C. head inspector of lumber 255 N. Front Conrad, carpenter near 126 Cherry Charles, sea captaip 485 north Second David, carpenter $0 north Eighth David jun. carpenter 1 i 4 no th Eighth Bartlitt John, merchant 9 S. Water and 14 S 3d Barton Benjamin Smith, m. d. professor of the In- stitutes and practice of medicine and clinical practice, Sec. 24 1 Chesnut. [See Barten, Button, Bertron & Batan. David, farmer and grazier banks of Sch. Elizabeth, nurse 1 Shippen Joseph, keeper gate No. 1 Germantown K Thomas, taylor 150 south Fourth William, iun. m. d. 22 Prune Bartow Sarah, widow 128 north Third Bartram Ann widow 44 Gaskill George, alderman f>8 south Second George W. druggist, Sec. 5.8 north 2d Tsaac, druggist, Sec- 39 north Third Mary, widow 39 north Third Bashful widow of Fred. 12 Pewterplatter alley Bass Mary, gentlewoman 84 south Fifth Wm. A. accomptant 161 Cedar [See Besse Bassett David, storekeeper 54 north Second Hannah, milliner 194 south Second Samuel, inn and ferry keeper Swanson be- low Queen HAS BAY Bastian A. widow Christian near Third (S) [_See Bostian Adam, biscuit baker 222 Cedar George, jun. tallowchandler 148 and 152 Mulberry Joseph, gardener Chesnut near Sch 3d Batten Zara, shoemaker 2 Elmslie's alley Batchelor (as per, carter Button wood W. R. gunmaker Miller's court (N. L.) Bateman John, sailmaker4l Plum Bateson James, storekeeper Jones between Sch, 5th and 6th Bates Abigail, widow seamstress back 74 Plum Bemamin, accomptant 39 Plum Benoni. lumber merchant Callowhill ab. 6th Hester, widow tayloress Emlen's court James, waterman Front near Prime Batho John, potter 502 north Fiont Batis Barbara, gentlewoman i'2 north Sixth f Joseph, hairdresser 214 • edar Battin John, late drayman 124 (edar fBattis John, hairdiesser2io N. Water 5c 53 Budd tJohm hairdres er 236 Race fJohn, woodsawyer .Apple jJohn. labourer St Mary between 6th & 7th jPeter, woodsawyer 14 Hurst Batts John, mariner 441 south 2d [See Betts Baugh Catharine, widow back Kunckel n. Green Baughman Catharine, widow 155 south Ninth Baugier Anthony, mei chant 24 south Second Baumgardt George, baker 45 5 north Second Baumgard Jacob, baker N. E. cor. 2d and Browne (N. L.) Bavis Aaron, taylor 163 Chesnut and 7 Elfuth's alley Baxter John, labourer 567 Front John G.boaidin;r house 163 S. Tenth Margaret, widow Christian i»ear Sixth Matthew, grocer cor. Ninth and R.ce William, sailmaker 373 south Front Bayard Andrew, president of the Commercial Bank George, tinplate worker M'CulIo h's court t Moses, coachdriver Twelfth near Race C bay — bea Bayard Rebecca, shopkeeper 203 Sassafras Bayem Mary, Webb's alley near Race Bayne Nathaniel turner and feed store 85 N. Front [See Bean Robert, coachmaker corner 8th and Arch and 27 north Eighth Widow, nurse back 396 south Front Bayner, — bootmaker back 295 south Third Bazely v harles W. teacher 75 S. 4th [See Beasly Bazier John. acco;»,ptant, Sec. C edar near Twelfth Bazoon John, stocking weaver Buttonw. near 5th Widow, washerwoman Buttonw. near 5th Beach William M. late druggist 32 Kunckel fBeacham James, labourer Shippen beiow Seventh Beaird David, labourer C edar near Acheton Beale George, brushmaker 291 High Joseph, cabinetmaker 75 Dock Penal, cabinetmaker N. E. cor. High & 11th Bealert Margaret, widow huckster 52 Lombard Beamer Margaret, widow 4 Nicholson's court fBean Ezekiel, woodsawyer 71 Pine William, mariner 271 north Second Beanch, wife of Henry SO Kunckel -Beans M. suspender maker 201 north Second Beard Ann, widow 47 Plumb ICelia, house cleaner York above Poplar James, grocer 26 George and 1 1 S. wharves [See Biard John, carter Clymer's alley Joseph, sugarboiler 4th above Tammany Mary, widow 363 south Third Nicholas, victualler 3 6 Charlotte William, victualler 36 Charlotte William, stonecutter Cherry above Juniper Beardenbon John Henry, workman at Mint 78 New Beasley Frederick, provost of the University 293 Chesnut Beasly John, oysterman 149 Green Stephen, late shipb. near 260 Swanson Beates Frederick, scrivener 94 N. 3d. & 42 N. 6th JBeatman John, sailmaker Cedar-st. wharf and 41 Plum Beaton Edward, carpenter 53 Plum BEA BEA Beatty Edward, labourer Burd's court Eliz. baker 89 Cedar John, carter Kunckel .near Tammany Margaret tayloress back 8 Margaretta Mary, grocer 190 south Sixth Robert, labourer Stewart's court Samuel, ladies' shoemaker 87 Cedar William, labourer Sch. 8th bet. Race 8c Vine Beaumont Davis, teacher 90 N. Ninth Jacob, plaisterer Sch. 7th bet. Vine and Race Becher Samuel, cordwainer 350 north Third Beclitel George, shoemaker Sansom's alley Jacob, boot and shoemaker 7 south Front John 8c Co. shoe warehouse 50 High Beck Abel, shoemaker Wattman's court Asa, shallcpman 57 Budd Daniel, tavernkeeper and turner Sixth near the Germantown road Frederick, cedarcooper 188 north Second George, clerk oFHigh-st market 241 S. ?th Henry, carpenter jDack 43 < oates Henry A. druggist, &c. 248 north Front Henry, merchant 30 Sassafras tlgnatius, blackball maker 14 St. Mary Isaiah, carpenter Poplar below Budd Israel, carpenter back 47 Charlotte Jacob, tobacconist 37 Spruce Jacob, accomptant 15 Tammany John, late grocer Germantown road above 1st gate John, combmaker 311 north Eighth below Buttonwood lane Joseph, carpenter 86 Poplar below Budd Sc Lammot merchants 1 1 1 south Water Martin, carpenter Old York above Browne Paul, mercht. 1 1 S. Water dwelling 315 High Peter, rigger 28 Mead alley Peter, draper 486 south Second Susannah, huxter 70 Race Valentine, shoemaker 2 Oak-st. (S) Beckel ( eorge, accomptant 1 19 New Godfrey, accomptant 47 Mulberry BEC BEL * Beckenback Jacob, shoemaker 85 Green IBecket Charles, labourer 21 Hurst Beckhorn Garret, tavernkeeper 62 Shippen Beckley Daniel, carpenter 62 N. 8th [See Dickley Mary, widow boardinghouse 22 Lombard Beckman Daniel shoemaker Buck] bel. Laurel & Korn, lace St fringe weavers 265 Race S. feather vender 15 Wagner's alley Bedell John, shoemaker 16 Browne (N. L.) f Bedford George, labourer St. Mary John, patent ironboundshoestore2 >6High T. painter, &c. Kunckel above Tammany tWiliiam, carter 242 Lombard Bedlock \\ m. J. teacher 176 N. 5th 8c cor. 3d and Vine tBedneff John, woodsawyer 295 St. John Bed well George, sea captain 254 north Third Thos. apothecary and druggist 254 N. 3d Beebe Catharine, widow 270 south Third Beeler Tobias, grocer S. W. cor. Poplar 8c St. John jBcen Jacob, waiter St. Mary f Joseph, mariner Greens' court Beerbower John, carpenter 151 nitmh Front Beere James, suilmaker 14 Piurn Robert, carter Lombard bel. Twelfth Beers John, brewer 101 Vine Beeten Edw. labourer Sch. Front bet. Arch 8c Race tBeetie wife Win. mariner Maiden ab. Frankford Beidelman Abraham, late inkeeper 220 N. Fifth Jacob, innkeeper 2 .6 north Second Jacob, fisherman Queen above Bishop Beideman Daniel, fisherman Warren Jacob, jun. fisherman Queen nr. Wood John, shoemaker Queen near Bishop Beitel John 276 Vine Beitenman Jacob, storekeeper 232 north Second Belin Augustus, merchant 237 Spruce Bell Catharine, washerwoman Marks lane Charles, turner 54 Almond Eliza, seamstress 60 Shippen fGraham, cordwainer 153 Cedar Hannah, widow 2 8 Strawberry BEL BEN Bell Henry, lumber merchant 16Sansom, yard cor * Twelfth and Walnut James, distiller 130 Cedar Jane, widow grocer 138 Lombard Jeremiah, tayior 10 High John, brewer 22 Sassafras alley Jos merchant 2 Sims' alley Mary, seamstress 18 Pear Michael, dressing case, &c. maker 28 S. 3d Peter, sea captain 17 Shippen Robert, printer 94 Spruce Samuel, grocer and drover 39 Small Thomas P. labourer upper ferry road William, merchant 21 south Second William, jun. merchant 169 Chesnut William, grocer 224 north Front William J. broker and com. mer. 35 Dock Wm. merchant 2 Sims' alley St 169 Chesnut William, stonecutter Mark's lane [See Ball Bellangee Reuben, pilot 62 north Eighth Bellantin James, grocer N. W. cor. Coats 8c Front Bellinger M. widow 20 Mary (S.) Bellows Darius, seacaptain 133 north Front Bclon F. gardener Hudson's lane above Seventh Belrose John, paperhanger 306 south Sixth Belsterling Anthony, cabinet maker back 441 N„ Second Jacob, innkeeper 375 north Third Beltz C. labourer Lombard near Schuylkill Beltzner Catharine, shopkeeper 72 Dock Benbridge Henry, broker 14 north Ninth Henry, merchant 17 south Fifth [ See Eainbridgc Bender Charles, shoemaker Rose alley ab. Tamy, Dorithy, wife of John 446 north Third Eliza, widow washerwoman Rose alley George, mariner Prince near Palmer Hannah, widow Noble near Second Jacob, bricklayer 442 north Second Jacob, labourer Vine near Schuyl. Eighth John, storekeeper 442 north 2d John, shoemaker 377 north 2d [See Binder c 2 BEN BEN Bender William, Fourth near Tammany Bener Charles, oakcooper 327 Mulberry Benfer J. C. taylor 353 north Front Benjamin T. late tavernkeeper 13th above Race Benn James, porter 122 Christian t Thomas, mariner back 444 south Front Benner Ann, storekeeper 5 north Sixth Eliza, milk-woman Broad above Spruce George, carter 11 Budd Henry, drayman Tenth above Filbert Henry, bricklayer back 469 north Third Jacob, weaver 189 north Third Jacob, seacaptain 57 New John 8c George, buiscuitbakers 300 north Front John, labourer 53 Plumb Lewis, innkeeper 242 north Second Mary, widow blue ball in Passyunk Matthias, brickmaker Spruce n. Thirteenth Peter, brickmaker Spruce n. Thirteenth Peter, oakcooper 365 north Second Sebastian, cabinetmaker 64 north Eighth Bennet Abel, labourer Queen near Shackamaxon Anthony, shoemaker back Noble above 2d Catharine, widow Marlborough n. Bedford Daniel F. tavernkeeper south 5th n. Cedar Eli aa, seamatress Pine below Tenth Jacob, painter, &c. 35 south Wharves and. P ri me n ear S w an son James, shoemaker 25 1 south Third Joel B. printer 67 north Fifth John, marblecutter 395 High John B. bookbinder 125 Cedar John, oyster man 123 Plum John, copperplate printer 156 north Fifth John, shoemaker back 378 south Second Lewis, mariner 10 York court Louisa, storekeeper 8 south Fourth Martha, widow back 380 south Second Reuben, ironmonger 51 Passyunk [See JBarnitt. Sarah, widow 81 Cedar Susan, widow washerwoman Liberty alley «• BENT BER Bennet 8c Tennant, stonecutters 395 High 8c Walton, booksellers Sec. 31 High Titus, bookseller 31 High Bennett Simon, carter Say bet Sch. 7th and 8th William, seacaptain 17 Vernon Benninghove Catharine, gentlewoman 168 S. 3d Elizabeth, widow 4 t hurch alley St Nassau, tobacconists 77 High Bennis widow of T. 57 north Sixth Benson Jane, widow boardinghouse 151 Chesnut Richard, wholesale dry good store 29 8± High and cor. 9th and Arch Bentler Elizabeth, milliner 248 south Second Bentley John, gardener 4th near Poplar lane Sarah, 9 Little Water Bentzanhoaiier George, cooper 174 north Eighth Beresford Robert II. printer back 134 S. Fourth Berg Henry, taylor 2 Sassafras alley Berger Eliza, teacher 2 Hause's court Peter, late grocer 59 south Eleventh Samuel, labourer 375 north Third [See Burger Bergmeyer Daniel, cordwainer 108 north Seventh Berjac Julien, 5 Fran lin court Bcrmond Claudius, m. d. 148 south Fourth Bernadou John B. merchant 160 south Fourth Bernanosse C. merchant 163 north Front Bernard Henry, grocer 123 north Third John, merchant 225 south Front John, boarding house' and grocer 94 north Water and 97 north Front M. farmer, Swede's alley S. wife of John, 5th Rear Buttonwood lane [See Barnard Bernhardt Lewis F. professor of music 22 Sansom Berniaud C. china merchant 1 8 north Third and 29 Carter's alley Berret Robert, bricklayer 1 1 Stall's court Berrett William, ornamental and sign painter $ O berry [_See Barrett •Berlin Matthew, waterman 6 York court Berringer Margaret, widow 20 Mary (S.) Berry Anthorcy, mariner back 135 south Front BER BEW Berry Charles mariner 139 north Front Joseph, seacaptain 91 south Fourth Peter L. carpenter 190 Spruce t Richard, labourer 10 Hurst Richard, mariner 75 Penn f James, coachman '41 Locust Ben yhill John, Domestic Society H> agent 6 S. 3d Berryman Eliz. shopkeeper U9 Cedar Joseph, bricklayer, back 1 32 Cherry Joseph, bricklayer back 455 north 3d Richard, shipwright 31 Mary (S.) Berto George, upholsterer and proprietor of bath house- back 124 south 2d [See Barto Bertrand Adelson, taylor 29 Shippen Bertron David, m. d. 328 north Second Berwick Richard, baker 55 Green Besland John, labourer 1 1th near Locust Besse t atharine, 84 south Fifth John Baptist, gentleman 37 Coates alley [See Base Besselievre Francis P. chancellor of the French consulate Fitzwalter near 6th, office 179 San- som's row Besson L. widow of Anthony 69 south Second Best John, shoemaker Wiley's alley near Vine John, labourer Thirteenth near Sassafras Bethausen (. hristian, if. d. 49 Green Beto.-as Mary, widow 248 Lombard Betson William, shoemaker 43 Passyunk Beitinger Michael, tanner Germantown road n.2d Bettle James, watchman 2 Hoffman's alley Samuel, mer. 14 S. 3d (See BeetU >& Biddle Betts Ebenezer. cut nailer 15 & 19 N. Seventh Bevan Henry, labourer Sch. 8th bet. Race & Vine John, painter, Sec. 253 south Front Mark, weaver Wood above Prince Matthew L. mer. 99 S. Front & 189 Spruce Philip N. druggist 8c grocer N. W. corner Second & Race Solomon, grocer 395£ south Front Beveridge Mary, widow 179 Chesnut Jpeverlin James drayman C allow hill above Sixtlji Bewley Hannah, wiciow 280 north 2d BEW BID Bewley Isaac, letter carrier 173 north Third James, accomptant 280 north Second Eolcy Sc Boulu fJeffery, porter Maria street Rachel, widow 103 north Ninth Bobert, bricklayer Sch. 8th near Vine Beylle Jean, 46 Sassafras Joseph, confectioner 63 south Second Bibben John, labourer Grissel's alley Bibighaus Henry. German teacher back 39 N. 4th • Bickerton Abel, shoemaker 2S Union alley George, shoemaker 43 Chesnut Mary, nurse 25 Parham's alley Thomas, cooper back 83 S. Water Bickham widow of aleb. 1 17 Swan son Hannah, widow 16 Pennsylvania A. venue Joshua, coachmaker 415 south Second T. boat builder 254 south Front and 32 Swan son Bickley Abraham, gentleman 69 north Third Daniel, lumber merch. 30 Callowhill Henry, editor of the Voice of the Nation n. w. cor. Walnut Sx 2d, & 96 S. Third Jacob, lumber merch. 30 Callowhill & Son, taylors and lumber merchants cor. Oak and Browne Bicknell George A. domestic warehouse 47 N. 3d Sam v, el, mariner Maiden Biddle Charles, jun. merchant, S. W. corner Front and High Charles, gentleman 159 Chesnut Clement, notary public 41 and 43 Walnut Clement, jr. sugar refiner 36 Filbert n. 9th Daniel, mariner ] 85 north Front [-Sec 'ettle David, grocer Lombard \__Sce Bedell Hannah, grocer Cedar corner Seventh John, druggist, 8cc. 142 High John E. taylor 145 south Fifth John, skin dresser above 547 north Third John, 25 Callowhill John, bricklayer Eighth near Vine and Lea, sugar refiners 2f Church alley Lydia, storekeeper 52 south Fourth Ml, BIX Biddle Nicholas, attorney at law 181 Chesnut Sc Smith, druggists U2 High Thomas, stockbroker 81 south Sixth Thomas, capt. in U S. army 159 Chesnut Thomas & John Wharton, stock and com- mission brokers 26 Walnut William S. attorney at law 143 Chesnut Bideman Daniel, fisherman Warren widow of Daniel sen. Warren 'Biers John, labourer 278 Arch Bierman Henry, hair curler Sen. Fifth bet. High and Chesnut Bigulow Sarah, grocer 192 N. Water & 197 north Front Bigelow Thomas, attorney at law 96 south Third Biggard James, baker 159 St. John James, jun. shoemaker 159 St. John John, weaver 37a north Seocnd Biggs Thos. mathl. instrumentmaker 66 S. Front , widow 270 south Front Biglean John, teacher 12 Passyunk Bigler Ann, widow Filbert near Juniper Jacob, sailmaker 381 N. 4th [See Beigler Bignell William, bricklayer 127 Locust Biles Benjamin, carpenter Maiden lane ab. Frank- ford road Saml. tavernkeeper (black horse' Frankford Biller Joseph, rigger back 35 Duke VN. L.) Billings Tsaac, carpenter 117 N. 10th near Race Thomas, m. d. 112 north F2ighth Billington George, accomptant 31 Key's alley widow of Thomas, 22 New Market Billiss Jacob, carter back 252 north Eighth Billmeyer G. St D. printers 8c booksellers 5 N. 5th Jacob, flour merchant 27 north Sixth John k Jacob, flour mercht's. 272 High Billon Charles, watchmaker & jeweller 81 S. 2d [See Belon Bills William, shipwright Federal near Front Billsland Ann, widow 2 Franislin Row south 9th fBinder Joshua, labourer Atkinson's court widow of Jacob, Queen near Wood Win. hatter 286 north Front \_See Bender BIN BIS Bingham Ringan, trunk maker Juniper n. Race Robert trunk maker s. w. corner ' entre Square Binney Horace, counsellor at law 79 south Fourth Binns John, editor and publisher of the Democra- tic Press 70 Chesi ines Binny Archibald, letter founder t edar ntrar Xinth John, n. w corner of 9th and ' e(!ar Sc Ronalclson, letter founders Cedar between Ninth & Tenth Bion Sc Guieu, corner of Pine and Fifth Bioren Benjamin, 8 Chesnut & 154 Pine John, printer and bookseller 88 Chesnut f See Byron Birch Albert, 262 High [S- Burch Thomas marine £c landscape painter at the Academy of Fine Arts Thomas, gardener cor. Sassafras £c Sch. 2d Wm. V iaie stationer, Sec. 37 south 2d Birchail aleb hatter 46 High [See Burchall Birckhead i.evin, coachmaker near 350 Hiuh and Twelfth near Chesnut [See Burkhard Bird Charles, hardware merch. cor. High & Fifth k Co. hardware merchants 170 High s. w. corner of Fifth [See Burd Sc Baird Frederick, sea captain .70 Penn George, sea captain 38 8 north Second Jacob, victualler 246 Cedar John G. biscuit baker Budd below Laurel Joseph, grazier 402 south Third Birkey Samuel, ladies' shoemaker 442 north 3d Birmingham John, accomptant York Road above Tammany Birnie IV m distiller 116 Lombard Bisch Albeit, merchant 262 High [See Butch Bish George, oak cooper SheafPs alley Bisher Jacob, labourer 143 St. John Bishop Gar;y, teacher 330 south Second James, hatter 106 north Front Nathaniel, labourer 6th near Shippen Seth, carpenter Kunckle near Tammany Thomas, dyer 1C3 south Eleventh _ BIS BLA. Bishop William, carpenter Moyamensingroadbc- !ow Christian Bispham Joshua, hatter back 81 north Fifth Sta«y B. merchant 1 12 Arch Biss Mary, widow washerwoman ^th ab. Camac Mary, washer Germantown road below 5th Samuel, labourer above gate No. 1. German- town road Bisse John B. gentleman 37 Coates' alley Bissell widow, teacher 520 south Front Bitel John, gro er I5i N. Sixth Biteson Henry, labourer Cherry above Prince Bitting Archibald brushmaker 226 N. Third Black Andrew, mil er 4th above Brown Ann. gardener Sch. 8th bet Spiuce Sc Pine Augustus, meaiman Germantown road near 1st gate tCharles porter !9 Small B. wife of John, Mint court -.Kbenezer, sweep hiizabeth Furman. boarding house T Kartung's alley George, shipw. ight federal near Front Jlet.ry. gardener ich. Sth near Pine Isaac storekeeper Broad bet. High k Fil- bert Isaac, Cedar below Eleventh James, goldsmith Sc jeweller 123 Chesnut John A printer 214 north Eighth it, silversmith 120 south i ront John, grocer corner 4th and Christian M- shoemaker Carpenter near 4th (S.) Matthew, brassfounder 3 St. Mary Vter, labourer back 43 Coates Samuel, tailowchandler 209 Cedar Thomas, erocer 93 Ship] en Wnv, shoemaker 2£ Catharine , barber 3*4 south Second [S^e Flake Blackburn William W. tiax dresser and twine- maker -0 north Water Blackenburir Christiana, shopkeeper Lemon st. ktord Joseph, brie layer near Cedar Blackman David, grocer OaV above Coates Enoch, sea captain 12 Callow hill BLA BI.A Blackstcn John, sea captain 21 north ivi Iftli John, currier cor. Dock Sc 1'hird d ling 125 south 3d [ See Blucki Bla< kson Thomas, carpenter 569 south Front Blackwell Jacob, grocer 176 south 2d Robert, n. n. 50 Pine Blackwood Wm. Sc Joseph, merchants IS S. 2d Mary, widow 1 15 Christian Blaikie George D. merchant 30 north Third Blain Charles, carpenter 98 Filbert Leon, merchant 1 18 Pine Blair Frances, widow teacher Fourth ab. Browne Hugh, superintender of looms Germantown road above Budd H. 228 Pine James, superintender of looms Germantown road above Pitt John, taylor Juniper lane isanna, cook 191 Lombard William, cordwainer s. e. corner Ch'esmiC and Third ijlctke Andrew, labourer Currant alley n. Walnut Charles, tanner 373 north Second George E. music store and library 1 S. 3d Joseph, carter Rachel street -Joseph, tanner Brown's court (N. L.) Joseph, labourer back 479 north Second Timothy, hairdresser, Sec. 188 south 2d Blaker Jason, bricklayer 312 Vine John, bricklayer Vine bet. 8th Sc 9th Blakie James, cabinet maker Front ab. Poplar Blakiston John, capt. merchant 20 north Wharves John, distiller 374 Market Presley, cor. Front and Lombard [See Blacksio?i Blakney Cath. Broad above Sassafras Blame Joseph, bottler 5 north Fifth Blanc Victor, coppersmith 260 north 2d Blancan widow of P. turner 36 Walnut Bianchard D. widow 81 Vine Isaac WT. accomptant 1 1 Flinckle's c. Samuel, grocer 314 Race Blanford David, blacksmith back 1 30 north Fifth D BLA BLU Blanfoid George, smith back 130 north Fifth John, blacksmith 39 Locust John, smith Juniper near Vine Blany John, biscuit baker 154 N. Water Blayney Arthur, m. d. 161 Race Blecker Peter, cooper 271 north 2d Bleight Samuel, m. d. Chesnut near Eleventh Biee James, labourer Spruce near Sch. 5th Samuel, labourer Spruce near Sch. 5th widow of FrancisvSch. 3d near Walnut RIettcrman Peter, baker Smith's alley Bleyler Abraham, smith Frarikford road n. Queen Henry, cabinet maker Frankford ab. Mai- den John, grocer 325 north Third Thomas, shoemaker Frankford road near Maiden Biiss Ann, teacher 194 north Third Jacob, carter Wood st. bel. Lawrence Susannah, layer out of the dead 47 Vine Blizard George, shallopman 125 Swanson Blocquerst Andrew J. printer 150 south Sixth Block Augustus, flour dealer Germantowii road above gate No. 1 John, labourer Palmer above West Blondeau Francis, music teacher O. Y. road bel. Germantown Blood Eleanor, widow shopkeeper 90 N. Water John, boarding house 76 south Water Bloom Juliana, widow Black horse alley widow. Wood above Eighth Bloomfield John, Marlborough near Beach Blower E. silk dyer 92 N. Third Robert, dyer 8c scourer 245 south Third Blue Joshua, coach driver Mary's alley Blum Henry, carpet weaver 443 north Third Philip, baker hack 5 south Tenth Blume David, carter \\ a. cor. Wood & Garden George, shoemaker 16 Pewterplatter alley John, carter x. js. err. Wood 8c Garden Blummer Christian, ha- er IS Mulber: 7 C i under Jonathan , 3 uni per and Spruce BLU BOG Blye John, sea captain 56 Almond Blythc Mary, 31 Pewterplatter alley Boake Israel, carter 494 south Second Boale J. victualler cor. Germantown road Sc Otter Boam Conrad, Spruce bet. Sch. 6th and 7th George, carter Spruce bet. Sch. 6th k 7th Boas Sarah, widow 12 Gray's alley Boate Dorah, tayloress, 150 north Fifth Horatio, printer 93 north Fifth Thomas, bookbinder, 133 north Fifth Bob John, brick maker Cedar n. Gray's ferry road Peter, brick maker cor. Filbert and Twelfth Bockius Aaron, cooper U. S. arsenal Daniel, bookbinder 108 south 10th George, skindresser and parchment ma- nufacturer Margaretta n. New Market John, sea captain 322 south Front William, carpenter 24 Cypress alley Bodd Joseph, carpenter Cherry above Duke Boddy John M. bookbinder back 143 Race, Sc 11 '. north Front Rudolph, chair maker M77 south Third Boden Edward, sea captain 1 1 5 Lombard Bodett Anthony, morocco dresser cor. Queen and, fifth Boes Conrad, labourer Buttonwood above Charles Bofran John, carpenter 60 Queen (S.) Boggs David, cabinet maker 25 Little Wafer Francis, carter 1 13 Green street Hugh, nailor 140 Locust James, sea captain back 75 Christian James, drayman Cherry bet. Sch. oth 6c 6th fJohn, labourer Shippen near Seventh Robert, boarding house Cherry above 1 1th S. shipwright Frankford road ab. Otter William Sc Co. merchants 221 High William, labourer south 2d near Mary William, drayman Sch. 8th bet. Race and Vine wife of James, 20 Union alley wife of William, back 30 Union alley vngelo, plaisterer James street t Bogle Robert, waiter 46 south Eighth BOli E' lien B. k J. merchants 67 and "9 south Fourth John, merchant 1 18 Arch and 67 S. 4th isier Jerome, shoemaker 74 Lombard Boileau Isaac, teacher Frank ford road n. Queen Boker Aaron, merchant 12 south Second Bolen John, labourer Coates' court Boles Andrew, labourer Race bet. Sch. 7th Sc i^oley Frederick, cedar cooper 65 Wood Godfrey, hogvictualler 25 1 St. John [See Be. fBolin R. porter Dean's alley Bolitho Benjamin, brickmaker Hamilton village Boiler Jacob, sugar refiner 2 1 New-Market :nan Erick, Doctor Hamilton village oloss John, labourer back 76 George (S.) Ite James, mariner Whitehall n. Front Iter Benjamin, taylor Ann (Sch.) Benj. jun. Ann (Sch.) play house Bolton Henry, innkeeper 223 Cedar Rachel, widow storekeeper 32 north Bombagher Mary, widow Jone's alley (N. L.) enjamin, carter 449 north Front Hester, widow 180 Spruce Uezekiah, mariner Prime near Front >, saddle and harnessmaker 80 i. facob, dealer, 12 St. Mary ia B. gentleman 92 S. Eighth l)omas1 cabinetmaker 11 Hoffman's alley William, carter 21 Budd )g John, oysterceller 218 High „s Samuel, baker 29 north Ninth nan 132 Cedar Qeau Francis, gentleman 204 N. Sixth v.- of Charles, oakcooper 18 Vine :.. papa' merchant 32 Chesnut [See —vM Peter, grocer 37 Piiie >mptant 5 Pleasant avenue lies, grazier Little Pine Eclw. gentleman cor. Spruce and Sixth conveyancer, kc. 21 Sansom .- John, conveyancers 3 carpeir custom -house UOX BO'.i Consall John, conveyancer 227 Spruce Samuel, blacksmith Bird's alley Bonter John, shoemaker 294 south Third t Bonus Henry, ragman Mary's alley James, tallow-chandler Arch bet. Fit. 8c 2d Book Jacob, watchman Witman's alley John, sawliler I Sassafras alley John M. taylor 295 north Second William, carpenter I Sassafras alley Boon Andrew, Beach near Maiden |E. widow washerwoman, 1 1 Hurst Boone Jer. merchant and salt provisioner 90 south- wharves and 1 42 Pine Susannah, mantua-maker 66 north Seventh Boovdely I. labourer 87 Passyunk R. Booth John, dealer 13 Plum William, gunsmith 8S S. 2d and 94 Crown. William, coachma^er 115 Browne Boots Peregrine, accomptant 195 north Front Boozer Adam, labourer 13th above Race BoratY Henry, victualler Cherry near Thirteenth Mrs. victualler Cherry near Thirteenth Borbidge James, carpenter 24 Branch Borbtidge Sc Charles, carpenters 22 Braneh Borden Francis, bricklayer 10 below Chesnut H. widow 529 south Front George, labourer back 1 17 Callow hill Jacob, shallopman 99 Budd Bordley Matthias, gentleman Locust above Ninth Bordly Sarah, gentlewoman 7 Union Bereft" Henry, victualler garden ab. Mulberry alley liorger Peter, grocer N. W. cor. 1 1th and Locul-. Borhek Jno. confectioner 73 south Third Borie John Joseph, merchant 182 High 8c Laborde, merchants 182 High Borlauck William, gentleman 18 brewers alley Borron Mary, widow Noble near Second TSornman John, victualler 158 St. John Borton Abraham, taylor 41 Chesnut [See Bai ta:-i St Cooper, merchant taylors 41 Chesnut: Mary, widow mantua-maker 109 Vine Bortree &c Ashton, brassfounders 422 north Third William, brassfounder 422 north Third d 2 BOR EOW Bosbyshell Christian, storekeeper 120 N. Second Booio Secondo, tavernkeeper, Sec. Cedar 1 -loss Barbara, brushfactory 9 north Front Frederick, Lite grocer 35 north Fifth Bossier Joseph, brassfounder Joint alley ab. Sc. 8th liost Jacob, labourer, Hudson's lane, ab. Passyunk widow of Michael, cor. Passyunk and Queen :ian Casper, labourer Christian near Fifth Boston Henry, victualler 330 south Sixth Eosweil Geo. tinplateworker 27 High Sc 54 Browne Samuel, printer 5 Sassafras alley Win. oystermanback 12 north Front Botner John, mariner Greenwich near Second Bouagoua Louis, gentleman 84 Gaskill Eouchet Joseph, cutler 75 south Second Bouchony Lordonet, broker 14#south Second Boudit Dominick, artist 73 Mulberry Nicholas, artist 73 Mulberry Boulenger A. G. baker 19 Lombard Boulter Benj. late carpenter Arch near new gaol Bourgeon Peter, shipwright 64 Coate's Bounke John, bottler 230 south Fourth Bourne Stephen, carpenter 15 1 Walnut Bpusquet Augustine, merchant 128 Pine Bouvier John B. umbreliamaker 195 S. Second John, printer 27 High dwelling 14 Lombard Bovard William, carpenter Poplar alley n. Walnut Bovett , 150 Cherry en Ann, seamstress back 196 north Third tCiarissa, washerwoman 245 Spruce Clement, shallopman Whitehall n. Front Ezra, seacaptain 295 High Hannah, tayloress 20 Bank Henry, tanner 14 Hinckle's court John, sailmaker 260 south Third John, cooper back 7 Elfrith's alley- Joseph E. taylor 333 north Front + Joseph, porter Weaver's alley near 13th Sarah, mantua-maker and nurse 273 N. 2d Thomas, blacksmith 4 Baker's alley widow of E. back 121 Queen (S.) William, coachman Small above Sixth BOW hO\ Win. grocer N. E. cor. Bedford and 7th Bower Christian, baker 1 15 Cherry Elijah, taylor I 14 Vine Eliza, widow, back 352 south Second George, carpenter 5 Well's row bcl. Green George, labourer Cedar near Sch. Eighth John, engraver 17 Sterling alley widow of Samuel, Queen (K.) widow, back 367 north Second Bowels George, mariner 206 St. John Jesse, brickmaker Ann near Thirteenth fJohn, dealer Middle alley Mary, widow shopkeeper 455 N. Second Michael, surgeon barber 402 N. Third Philip, baker 25 Franklin court Rebecca, tayloress 1 1 3 German widow of Philip, West near Cherry Bowes William, grocer 148 Lombard Bowie Jane, widow 282 south Second Bowlby Edw. ironmonger 69 High & 9 Church aly. Bowles John, turner 310 3d shop Parham's alley near Front Robert, 10 Branner's alley Wm. block and pumpma'er 13 Swanscn Bowman Abraham, printer 13 Tammany Casker, labourer Irish lane near Cedar Catharine, huxter Sansom alley Charles, hog victualler 1 6 Budd tJohn, labr. Sch. 5th bet. Cherry and Arch tJohn, labourer back 109 Cherry John, labourer Hickory lane John, victualler 4th above George (N. L.} Michael, combmaker 95 Green William, mariner 52 Plum Zachariah, painter, &c. 207 Coates' Bowne Thomas, shipjoiner 33 Noble Bows Sarah, gardener Marlborough n. Bedford t Bowser James, labourer Middle alley tJeremiah, oysterman 229 N. Second Bowyer Abm. carp. Vine bet. Sch. Front and 2d Nathaniel, blacksmith 276 south Fourth |Boyce Dennis, labourer back 463 north Second Hannah, boarding house 153 S. Second BOY Bor Boyce Michael, labourer 18 Hin fRody, labourer Taper alley William, plaisterer 9 near Cedai Boyd Ann, widow 80 Plum Ann, widow 257 St. John Bartholomew, carter 142 Cherry George, weaver, 8 Carter's alley Hugh') grocer 4 Hopkin's court John, ropemaker Moyamensing near Prime John, engraver 64 south Eighth and S. W. cor. Seventh and Sansom John, colder 35 Penn Neiil, labourer 27 Mechanic Parkes, peuterer 89 North Second Rebecca, widow Leech's court S. & Slack E., milliners 38 south Fourth Sarah, widow milliner 224 south Third Thomas, carpenter Watson's alley Thos. weaver Germantown road above 3d William, china merchant 18 south Front Wm. tallow chandler 1 2 1 n. 5th and ab. Noble Boyer , carpr. Sch. 5th bet. Cherry and Arch Henry carrier Church alley (S.) Isaac, grocer 142 north Second Jacob, carpenter 129 Green. James, accomptant 4 Wood near Second J. G. merchant 14 1 Pine John, farmer Gray's ferry road Nathaniel, blacksmith 100 Locust Valentine, victualler 279 north Eighth Bo)le Ann, widow 10 Plum Barnet, grocer 37 Powell Bartholomew, carter 142 Cherry Charles, sandman 22 Spruce E. M. bookbinder cor. Fourth and Chesnut Hugh, labourer Juniper above Locust James, sandman 162 south Tenth James tallow chandler 1 1 1 north Fifth James, labourer 48 Passyunk John, labourer Pine near Twelfth irfary, tayloress 1^6 north Water Niel, sandman Mifflin's court Patrick, grocer S. W. corner 5th an;7; I Patrick, guager 370 High BOY BRA Boyle Susannah, widow grocer 158 south Water Thos. carpenter back 61 German Thomas, labourer Juniper near Arch William, grocer 257 south Fourth widow, spinner Button wood (N. L ) Boyles Nathaniel, S. E. cor. Front and Maiden Boyreau John Joseph, merchant 267 south Front Boys Mary, widow of Samuel, late stave merchant 17 Browne Boyzard Lewis, mariner 8th near Lombard Bozach Lasace, 130 Pine Boze William, grocer 148 Lombard Bozorth Andrew, shoestore 360 Market dwelling 122 Filbert William, carpenter 122 Filbert Bracken William grocer Oak (N.L.) above Noble store corner Noble Brackin Henry, printer 7 Cresson's alley Brackney William, tanner Lilly alley Braddock Danniel, saddler back 268 Vine Braden Arthur, Passyunk [See Brydsn Bradfield Benjamin, labourer 1 1 Stamper's alley Benjamin, carpenter 23 Small Brader John, labourer Rose Brades Peter, innkeeper 193 north Second Bradford David, mariner 6th bel. Hickory lane h Inskeep, booksellers, £cc 4 south 3d Samuel F. bookseller, Sec. 151 Walnut (Sansom's row) Thomas, jun. attorney at law 46 south 6th Thomas, bookseller 8 south Front Thomas Sc William, booksellers Sc prin- ters, 8 south Front William, printer and bookseller 206 Mulberry 8c 8 south Front William, mercer fcc taylor 63 S. T: and 23 Carter's alley Bradley Ann, 7 Plum Eliza, widow N. E. cor. 8th 5c CallowhiH — gardener Shippen's lane near Cedar J. woodsawyer 8 Crab James, Arch below Sch. Front James, cordwainer 101 Queen (S.) James, grocer cor. Pine and Seventh BRE ETII Brentzeghofer Frederick, coachmaker 114 X. Breschard John, equestrian rider, 8th above Race I-reUin Cornelius, labourer 198 Cherry Breiliofi Henry, sea captain 21 Vernon Bretz Jacob, merchant 34 north 3d (See B: Breuil Francis, merchant corner of Pine and 2d Brewer George,accomptant 22 Wood William, clock and watchmaker, Friei almshouse Walnut Brewerton Ann, Sch. Front near Walnut Brewster Sc Driesbach, 28 north Third Brewton Daniel, sea captain 42.5 south Front Brice John, sea captain 2 7 Julianna \_See Breecc Brick John, currier SO Chesnut William, 5 north Twelfth Bricker Jacob, coverlid weaver 473 north Third Brickman George, baker 44 Race Briden Arthur, labourer 1 8 Passyunk Bridge John, labourer 23 Little Water Bridges Culpepper, merchant 259 south Front James, teacher 205 soutn Fifth Br id soh George W. tobacco pipe maker 476 n. 2d Brien P. sea captain 41 German [See Bryan J5rifold Philip, drayman 32 Browne (N. L.) Briggs Elizabeth, widow 55 Tammany Elizabeth, storekeeper 405 north Front Ethan, ship smith 78 Budd John, hairdresser, Sec. 30 Sugar alky Ralph, carter Rose Bright Edward, oysterman 54 Plum Mary, wiu'ow makes Moulder's salve, 47 Lombard Mary, widow boarding house 4 Hartung's alley Brightwell Mary, seamstress Smith's a'y ab. Green Brimmer Margaret, 41 Crab Brindle James, grocer 4th corner Poplar Biinghurst George, coachmaker 23 north Fifth James, ladies' shoemaker 131 S. Front Jesse, coachmaker 32 Julianna Joseph, farmer Gray's ferry road Susan M. milliner 18 north Front Brinkley widow, Mark's lane Brinton John II. attorney at law 217 Mulberry BRI BPA) » Brinkley widow, Mark's lane Brintzinghoffer George, wheelwright 6 Pennsyl- vania avenue Briol Sanide, merchant 54 Lombard fBrister Fortune, oysterman 214 Coats' fJ. woodsawyer Tottery alley fS. ragman corner Third and Queen Bristoll Hannah, 403 north Second Mary, storekeeper 359 north Second Bristol' Jesse, wheelwright Otter ?.b. Frankford R Britain Charlotte, seamstress 208 south Seventh Britt Mary, bonnet maker 65 north Third Brittin Jacob, silversmith 2 Biddle's alley Joseph, tavernkeeper 82 north Front Brittingham John, taylor 301 south Front Britton Benjamin, hatter 261 north Front Eliza, widow 138 Shippen Isaac, labourer back 353 north Second John, formerly merchant 261 noith Frdni John, jun. 149 N. Water, dwelling Man tua village Patrick, labourer 139 Locust Thomas, smith back 21 Charlotte William, lumberyard 207 north "Water- dwelling 84 Callowhill Britz Adam, grocer 441 north Front [See Bicfi Broadbert John, north 6th below Germantawn road Broadhead Jacob, minister 49 Filbert Broadie C. storekeeper 282 south Front Brobert William, labourer 375 Arch Broblasky H. L. grocer 136 south Sixtli Brobson Ann, seamstress 24 Cypress alley Brobst Ann, widow Germantown road below 2d Brobston Joseph, grocer 173 south Fifth Brock Frederick, late merchant 130 St. John Brockman George, baker 44 Sassafras Brode Edward, carpenter 16 Coxe's alley Michael, tanner Pitt above Beaver Broderson John, mariner Carpenter above Fourth Brodhead Daniel, accomptant north Broad and 24 Strawberry Brodie Andrew, grocer corner Coats' and Secdn! Brogen Patrick, gardener Federal near Front E BRO CUO Brognard John, proprietor of Expedition line New York, Bickley's wharf Joseph, mercht. 67 High & 197 Spruce fBroman Samuel, labourer back 463 N. Second f Brome William, labourer Juniper near Vine tBromwich John, oak cooper 12 Mulberry Bronger William, milkman 170 Cherry Wm., victualler Say bet. Sch. 7th & 8th William, jun. victualler 170 Cherry Bronson Enos, editor of the United States Gazette, office 67 Dock, dwelling 5 Franklin row 9th below Walnut [See Branson Brook Joseph, sen. blacksmith Rose a'yn. Browne Joseph jun. brassfounder Rose alley Brooke Boyer, iron merchant 109 northWater 8c 4 Brooke's court Susan, widow 353 north Third John, blacksmith 412 north Third Reese, iron merchant 128 north Front Robert, surveyor 324 north Third William J. blacksmith High w. of P. bridge Brooker Christopher, shoemaker Buttonwood Brook house John, labourer 255 St. John Brookfield William, teach. Chesnut ab. Thirteenth seminary south Tentrrbet. High and Chesnut Brooks Catharine, 22 Seventh near Walnut David, carter Hickory lane George, marintfr Maiden ab. Beach Isaac, brick maker Broad near Vine James, blacksmith 407 north Fourth shop Callowhill near Third J, cooper 83 S. Water and 5 Norm's alley John, chinastore 272 north Front Lewis, smith 20 North alley Kachael, widow mangier 25 Keys's alley Samuel, merchant 7 south Wharves an'd 16.1 Walnut (Sansom's row) widow, 2 Callowhill William, grocer Walnut above Juniper f Brook son Silas, labourer 161 Lombard Broom Christopher, grocer 102 Budd Thomas, cooper 49 Perm and 23 Swanson Thomas, 1 1 8 Cedar William, carpenter 6 Carter's alley .UliO BRO Broomell William, shoemaker 263 south Fifth Brossie John, coachman 129 Pine Bross Elizabeth, widow Emlen's alley Brotherton Eliza, widow 87 St. John Hugh, shoemaker 330 south Front John, shoemaker Jones-st. between Schs Fifth and Sixth Brower Abraham, shoemaker 266 south Third Bowers wife of Jacob, Rose alley above Coats's Brown Abner, mariner 58 Passyunk t Abraham, waiter Bedford [M] near 7th Andrew, teacher 51 south Fifth fAnn, washerwoman Middle alley Armit, merchant 192 Pine Barney, labourer Shackamaxon n. Prince Beneville D. hardware mercht. 167 N. 2d Benjamin, cordwainer 72 Passyunk Benjamin, mariner back 346 north Second- Benjamin, carpenter back 200 Coates' Caleb, shipwright Penn (K) Catharine, 470 south Front f Cesar, coachman 54 Crown Charles, storekeeper 3 Ann f Charles, porter 88 Gaskill Charles, bitmaker 6th n. Germantown R, fCharles, carter Davison's alley Christian, tavernkeeper Front n. Wharton Cornelius, tavernkeeper 135 north Water David, sea captain 383 south Front David, bookseller 368 north Second f David, taylor Merrit's Line near Fifth f David, labourer Little Oak fDiana, labourer Elmslies' alley Eleanor, washerwoman Fayette-st. fEllis, labourer Blackberry alley n. Locust? Elizabeth, shopkeeper 25 Callowhill Ezra, cordwainer 461 north Second Francis, superintendant of U. S. clothing 435 High George, mariner 22 Oak-st. (S) George, tavornkeeper High ab. 13th Gbwen, shoemaker 351 north ThM BItO BKO Brown Benson W. attorney at law 61 S. Seventh Hannah, widow 250 north Second Henry, shoemaker 486 north Third Henry, whitesmith 452 Sassafras Hugh, nailor 2 Sugar alley Isaiah, labourer 188 Lombard Jacob, gentleman 167 north Second Jacob, shoemaker 163 St- John Jacob, carter 138 Shippen Jacub, carter Oak near Coates' t Jacobs waiter 260 Lombard James, printer 122 north Eleventh James, blacksmith 138 south Eighth i James, waiter Barclay's alley James, skindresser Thorn's court tiames, caulker back 459 south Second f Jeffrey, woodsawyer German above 4th Jeremiah, mariner 23 Duke (N. L.) Jesse, cooper George above Tenth t Jesse, dealer in oldclothes29 Union 8c 182 S. 2d John, labourer 80 Penn John, labourer Arch bet. Sch. Front and 2d John, furrier 46 George John C. shipsmith Beach near Hanover shop 331 north Front John, labourer Shackamaxon (KN John, taylor 16 Parham's alley John H. 8c W. 67 Union John, labourer 197 Lombard John, mariner 105 Plum t^ohn, waiter Raspberry alley bel. Loci--' fJohn, sailor Rose fJohn, oysterman back 183 Spruce John, shoemaker 6 South alley John, merchant 2 16 Chesnut John, mariner 149 Green John, wool manufacturer 2 1 8c bk. 29 Greet: John, labourer corner Sassafras and 1 lth John, genileman Arch near Broad John, silverplater 22 south Third John, taylor 433 High BRO BKO Brown John, labourer 125 S. 1 1th Sc Grissel's jliey John, mariner 28 German John M. rigger 248 north Front John, carter cor. Shippen and Crab John H. merchant 152 S. 3d and 67 Union John, H. grocer 24 Bank fJohn, porter 19 Small 1 tJohn, labourer Bonsall-st. tJohn, labourer Burd's court Joseph, watchman Shackamaxon (K.) Joseph D. merchant 157 High 8c 167 N.2d Joseph, copperplate printer 1 1 Cypress alley Joseph, grocer cor. Lombard and Sixth Lawrence Sc Stephen, hatters and straw hat manufacturers 70 south Second 1 Lunar, sweep 147 Browne tLunar, jun. porter 145 Browne Margaret, nurse 2 Appletree alley- Margaret, boarding house 30 north Third' Martin, rigger back 10 Noble Mary, grocer 96 Filbert Mary, widow 272 south Second Mary, boarding house 345 High Mary, widow 291 south Fifth Mary, mantua-maker 153 Locust Mary, widow of John, back 372 N. Frojk Matthew, labourer 38 Union alley Matthew, labourer China near Second Matthew, S. W. cor. of China and Second Michael, sea captain 4 Pfeiffer's alley- Michael, rigger 6 Margaretta Noble, labourer Clymer's alley Paul, gentleman 1 1 north Front Paul S. china merchant 42 south Second Peler, mariner Hanovrer near Bedford Philip, labourer Wood above Prince tPhillis, washerwoman 97 Gaskill •^-Rebecca, washerwoman back 18 Kunckel wife of James, 23 Parham's alley v.'ife of Joseph, 289 south Third William, ladies' shoemaker 140 Lombard Rebecca, widow 1 1 Vine -Robert, whitewasher Pine near Tenth e 2 BUQ -BRO Brown Samuel, pump maker 7th below Shippen Samuel, tea warehouse, Sec. 73 Chesnut Samuel, woodsawyer 88 St. John's fSamuel, waiter 153 Lombard 1 Samuel, porter Bradford's alley Sarah, widow 2S0 St. John's Surah, innkeeper 211 Mulberry *arah, widow 2 Powell fSarah) washerwoman back 109 Cherry tSarah, washerwoman Y. R. ab. Poplar lane Seth, manner 97 Queen (S ) ; Sophia, widow 7 Bell's court Stephen, hatter, &c. 70 south Second Thomas, carpenter 5 3 Tammany Thomas, 17 Swanson Thomas, plaisterer Randall's court Thomas, merchant 167 south Second Thomas, grocer cor. 9th and Locust [Thomas, oysterman 86 north Ninth f Thomas, oysterman Tammany near 4th tThomas, woodsawyer Alban bel. Clare widow of Benjamin W. 250 north Second widow of Charles B. merchant 74 S. 11th widow of George T. blacksmith 127 Cal- widow of George, tobacconist 261 S. Sixth William, printer 23 Church alley dwelling 41 Cherry William, rectifying distiller 172 Cedar William, merchant 67 Union & 152 S. 3d William, tanner and currier 63 S. Third William, mariner back 63 Christian William, blacksmith 21 Sc 29 Green William, ropemaker 2d below Federal Wrilliam P. com. mer. 10th cor. George William J. shoemaker 152 south Eighth William, mariner 2 Parham's alley William, labourer 13th near Locust WTilliam, grocer 2 1 Shippen William J. shoemaker Laurel ab. Front William, labourer 23 Noble tWilliam, labourer 6th above Camac t William, sweep 130 Cherry tWilliam, carpenter George below 1 1th nno — im'x Browne Aquilla A. conveyancer Sc accomplant 16. Swanwick and 15 Browne Catharine, grocer 470 south Front John, gentleman 376 north Front JohaC. ship smith and lumber merch. 325 & 331 N. Front dwelling Beach above Hanover John J. baker, Queen near Cherry John, sea captain Shackamaxen ab. Bed- ford (N\ L.) Liberty, silversmith and collector of taxes 119 Chesnut . Peter A. attorney at law and conveyancer 16 Swanwick, dwelling 64 south 6th Philip, surgeons' instrument maker 15 6 Arch Sarah, milkwoman Germantown road ab. Camac Brownlee W. C. 62 south Eleventh Browner wife of Nicholas, 96 Cedar Brownnell Gardiner, late grocer 89 Locust Brugiere Charles, merchant, 6 N. 4th & 159 High Chs. 8c A. Teisseire, merch'ts. 159 High Bruletly John, hatteV 5 Hinckle's co\^rt Brum John, hatter 196 St. John Brummell Samuel, carter 8 Taper alley Bruner Adam, skindresser and parchment maker 11 Margaretta John Adam, skindresser 313 N. Second John, gilder Rose alley above Green Wm. skindresser 118 St. John & Marga- retta near Front Bruny Matthew, 164 Vine Bruss Samuel, shipwright Beach n. Marlborough (K.) *> Brusstar Samuel, ship builder Beach near Penn widow of Peter, Beach near Penn (K.) tBruson Margaret, labourer Bryan Cath. seamstress Moyamensing n. Prime Guy, merchant 223 Mulberry & 223 Hit*h Jesse, taylor 29 Ann (N. L.) John, cabinet maker 112 south Second Mary, widow 29 Powell BRY ffUC Bryan Samuel, register for the probate of wills and and granting letters of administration 235 Spruce office state house Sarah, washerwoman 2 Kugler's court Thomas, 283 Spruce st. William, labourer Second near Federal [See Bvien Bryant Benjamin F. druggist, See. 302 N. 2d cor. Noble George H. apothecary 8c drug. 408 N. 3d John Y. chemist, &x. n. w. cor. Pine 8c 2d Mordecai Y. drug 8c paint store 241 N. 2d Thomas, druggist, 8cc. 302 north Second T. J. apothecary and druggist 33 Coates k. 396 north Front ' William, cabinet maker 56 north Third Buchanan Alexr. shoemaker cor. Locust 8c 13th Andrew, calico printer 46 Budd George, brickmaker George n. Sch. 4tlv John, labourer Cedar near Sch. 7th Letitia, widow 1 8 Prune Buchet Robert and Peter, 57 north Water. Buchhalter G. F. baker 32 Penn Buck C. N. merchant 204 S. Kront Sc 144 S. 3d . tCharlotte, washerwoman Paschall's alley fEdward, mariner near Sixth Frederick, cooper 188 north Second Hugh, blacksmith 6th near Shippen Julia, widow back 92 Crown 8c Krumbhaar, merchants 144 S. Third widow of Dayton, 326 south 2d fWilcher, porter Currant alley near Spruce William, sugar refiner 16 Charlotte st. Bucke Thomas, cordwainer 8 1 4th bel. Union Buckingham John, innkeeper 83 S. Fifth Buckish Nicholas, grocer 84 north 1 1th Buckius John, victualler n. 1st gate Frankford R. [See Bockus Buckley Adam, cedar cooper 25 8 St. John Anthony M. merchant 137 S. Front 8c 87 south Third Isaac, meal store 389 N. Front John, innkeeper 25 South alley John, merchant 29 Filbert BUC BUN Buckley Wm. merchant 87 S. 3d [&£ Bid Buckman Benjamin, hatter 62 German Jonathan, grocer 239 north Front John, flour merch. 270 High & 45 N. 8th Buckins Barbara, nurse 129 Callowhill Bucknall James, japanner back Harmony court n. Third Budd Henry, printer back 142 south Fourth Henry, labourer Sixth above Green John, shoemaker 28 Catharine Samuel W. 14 Race Thos. W. cabinet maker back 204 N. 2d Buffington Catharine, boarding house 18 Dock Bu glass Mary, bookbinder 12 Comb's alley Bugnot Claude, hatter 212 south 2d Bujac J. L. merchant 130 Pine Bulfinch Mary, layer out of the dead 26 Columbia William, printer 26 Columbia Avenue Bull John, carter Charles Bullet Justice, shoemaker back lSO^N. Eleventh Buller Catharine widow 89 Sassafras . Bullock Joseph, treasurer to the Germantawn and Perkiomen turnpike 212 Walnut Joseph, jun. m. u. 2i2 Walnut Bumbach Martin, blacksmith cor. Third 8c Green Bumm John, carpenter Marlborough n. Bedford Peter, silversmith Queen bel. 2d Bunce Capt. Jared, Penn (K.) 8c 119 N. Fourth Wm. capt. 6 PfeiSer's alley f Bun cum Charles, coachman 227 south 5th fBundy Francis, oysterman 108 Cherry t John, carter Broad below Cherry jBungy William, labourer Stewart's alley Bunker Nathan, merchant 1 9 S. Water 8c 7 Little George John, sea captain 20 Little German Bunn Revil, ladies' shoemaker 1 18 Cedar Bunnel Rufus, lumber merch't. cor. 9th Sc Cherry Bunting George, biscuit baker New Market above Pegg st. Isaac, teacher 1 Ann (N. L.) 8c 258 N. Third J:\tnes, lumber merchant 1 1 3 Chesnut BUS- EUR s Bunting John, carpenter 172 south Sixth Jonathan, merchant 32 south Third Josiah, lumber merchant 113Chesnut N. whitesmith 3 i> 5 south 2d Philip S. Sc Son, merch'ts. 93 Sc 95 N. 2d Patrick, mariner Steinmetz' court William, carter Oak above Coates Buntings Sc Watson, lumber yard cor. 8th Sc Pine and 109 Swanson Burch James, minister of the Presbyterian church 146 N. 8th [See Birch Burchart Frederick, constable 201 Race Burck Elizabeth, widow 23 Pewterplatter alley Burckhardt Henry, baker 74 Vine [See Burkhard Burckle Christian J. grocer s. w. corner High 5c. Front Burkhard Samuel, tobacconist 141 Spruce Burd Edward, gentleman 247 Chesnut Edward S. counsellor at law 276 Ghesnut Frederick, shallopman 242 south Front Jacob, carter M'Ginnes' court Jane, milliner 315 south Second Joseph, Esq. grazier 402 south 2d S. W. 71 N. Front [See Bird & Baird Burden Henry R. fancy chairmaker and ornamen- tal painter 152 S. 9th Joseph, Windsor and fancy chairmaker 95 ^ £c 97 S. 3d x. e. cor. York st. Joseph, late woolcomber Allen's court Burg wife of John, back 293 S. 4th Burge Sc Bioren, distillers and wine merchants 86 Chesnut John, confectioner 86 Chesnut Burger G. C. innkeeper Sc grocer 116 Callowhill [See Berger Burgess M. Sc H. storekeepers 134 High Mary, widow 150 Shippen Robert, grocer High near Sch. 4th Burgin Joshua, tobacco pipe manufactory 46 &79 Passyunk fBurk Abram, carter blackberry alley near Spruce Sc Cummings, corn factors and grocers 92 south Wharves BUR BUR Buik Eleanor, 5 Little Pine James, hatter 273 north 2d John, carpenter 14 Crab Peter, saddler back 102 High Thomas, coach trimmer 137 Green shop New bet. 3d Sc 4th Thomas, cornchandler Sc grocer 97 S. 4th Burke Abraham, suspender maker 344 N. 2d Henry, patent buckle maker 163 X. Front Jane, grocer corner Walnut and Water John, labourer 1 Cresson's court Thomas, merchant 171 Mulberry Thomas, storekeeper 2 X. 2d Sc 27 Frank- lin court Burkct Sarah, widow innkeeper 442 north Third t Moses, porter 250 Lombard William, carpenter 45 1 south Front Burkhart Eliz. boarding house 69 Lombard Henry, carpenter Burd's court Margaret, widow Rose alley above Tam- many Robt. Sc Peter, bleeders and hairdressers 5 7 X. Water \_S?e Eurekhardt Burkhimer Henry, mariner Lily alley near Tarn* many Burkink John, blacksmith 6 Penn Burkinshaw Robert, bellhanger back 160 S. Front Burkinshire Mrs. 6 Penn Burkloe widow of Jacob, 82 Green Burman John, hairdresser 44 O. Y. Road John, hog victualler 197 Callowhill widow of Richard, 12 Callowhill Burn Joseph, storekeeper 244 X. Front Samuel, shipwright Queen near Frankford road [See By me Burnham Abraham, Southwark academy Burns Amariah, bookbinder 12 Cresson's alley Anthony, labourer Ball alley Bridget, widow Fitzwalter near 6th Edward, labourer 7 bel. Germantown road Eliza, seamstress Currant alley near Locust Eliza, widow George belew Eleventh ElAtbeth, tayloress 105 N. 1 lth BUR BUK Burss George, late flour merchant 188 N. 6th Hannah, teacher 13 Willing's alley Jacob, sea captain 7 Pfeiffer's alley James, gunsmith 136 Lombard James, druggist, Sec. 93 Race James, labourer 2 Oak (S.) John M. boot k shoemaker 131 S. 9th Co:-. Locust John, shipwright Shackamaxen (K.) John, grocer cor. Queen south Second ■f Joseph, shipwright Fuller's alley n. Front Margaret, widow Small alley -Mary, widow Little 7th ab. Race Mary, widow back 389 north Second Nicholas, grocer cor. Sansom and 7th William, brickmaker Lombard below 12th W. 2 1 south Seventh Wm. attorney at law 21 south 7th , huckster 3 bel. George (N. L.) Burr Beulah, boarding house 249 south Seven Isaiah, currier 225 Lombard Rachel, tayloress 32 New Market Rebecca, widow 37 Vine Richard, merchant 95 north Fifth Samuel, carpenter 200 Noble Burrill Thompson, shoestore s. e. cor. High St 4th Burrough Archibald, taylor 100 Budd Burroughs Ann, widow 1 5 Key's alley Ann, seamstress 8 Cresson's alley Burrows Eliza, widow boarding house 35 N. 8th Jacob, plumber back 121 N. Water and 1 5 Key's alley /esse, carpenter 1 87 Cherry John, grocer 94 Shippen John, cutler comer Fitzwalter and 6th Ann, widow 15 Key's alley f Peter, woodsawyer 28 Small Burson John, 171 south Third Burt Bernard, labourer Callowhill below Garden Nathaniel, storekeeper N. E. cor. High & 2d Burtis Ann, boarding house Oak cor. Noble (N. L) Ann, boarding house 123 S. Water James, merchant 3 north Eleventh &Uli BUT tBurton Belfast, labourer Catharine near 5th ( tBristor, woodsawyer Mary's alley flienry, waiter 7th below Shippen John, tavernkeeper cor. Arch and Juniper tMitford, stablekeeper back 80 N. Front Margaret, widow 12 Stamper's alley tRobert, coachdriver Shippen n. Seventh Sarah C. seamstress ElmshVs alley fSimon, dtaler 78 Cedar Woolsey, shipwright Marlborough near Prince [See Barton Burwell Stephen, shoemaker 5th near German Buryan Catharine, boarding house 164 St. John Busch Andrew, shoemaker 105 north Third Christopher, baker 25 Wood Frederick, shipjoiner Prime near Front Buscher Moses, seacaptain Front below Federal Bush Hannah, widow Rose alley near Coates' tWilliam, carpenter Dean's alley Bushner Mary, seamstress back 2 north Tenth Busk Elizabeth, huckster 21 Pewterplatter alley Bussier Bartholomew, starchfactory 349 Callowhill Daniel, justice of the peace 260 south 4th Judith, starchfactory Christian above 7th [_See Boner Bussy Charles, baker 20 Fitzwalter fBustill David, plaisterer 389 north Third Butaud Isaac, engraver 44 south Fourth Butcher Amos W. grocer 49 N. Water and 105 north Front Job St Amos W. grocers 49 north Water John, carpenter Plumb alley Martha, seamstress Biddle's alley Samuel cordwainer 86 north Fourth Butland John, luce and fringe weaver 137 Cherry fButler Abraham, biscuitbaker Clymer's alley t Amelia, seamstress Blackberry alley near Spruce tAramus, waiter Green's court Catharine, 37 Chesnut jCharles, labourer Thomas's court F BUT BYA Butler Christiana, washerwoman Crown n. Frank- ford fDavid labourer. 79 Shippen t David, waiter Little Pine Eve, washerwoman 1 1th below Spruce Ezekiel, sea captain 174 north Third fHenry, carter Elizabeth -st. tHenry, woodsawyer Elmslie's alley James, innkeeper Vine near Sch. Eighth James, accomptant 6 north Third A James, shoemaker 98 Plum John, planemaker 111 north Third and 9 Quarry-st. /ohn, shoemaker back 168 St. John-st. Joseph, labourer back 101 Budd Margaret) milliner & mantua maker 70 X. Fifth Martha, widow of Richard Frankford R. near Queen Mary, widow washerwoman 144 Lombard i Michael, woodsawyer S9 north Fifth Philip, shoemaker 218 south Sixth Pierce, flour and feed store, 430 X. Front Pierce, X. W. corner of 8th and Chesnut t Richard, labourer Shippen above Seventh -Robert, coachman Bonsall-st. Samuel G. painter. Sec. 136 south Xinth Sarah, nurse Frankford road near Queen Susannah, widow Duncan's court Thomas, late baker Carpenter {$) bel. 5th "William, labourer 136 south 9th Butter Henry, woodsawyer Miles' Row Butterworth John,tinplateworker 355 north Third Button Elizabeth, widow 171 north Second Buvet John, gentleman 283 Sassafras Buvier Peter, victualler Lombard bet. Sch. 7th Sc Eighth Buzby Benj. C stationer. Sec. 2 X. 3d & 140 Race John, cornchandler 166 Cherry John, flour and feedstore 168 Cherry Buzzard Conrad, card maker Prince n. Palmer 8vavd Moses, labourer back 416 Sassafras tRobert, porter Pryor's allev below Tenth 0 VXD AN13 Byerly Andrew, merchant Spruce-st. wharf & cor- ner Fifth and Prune Christopher, late oakcooper 9 Sansom Dederick, grocer Queen near Marlboi George, labourer Marlborough near Bt Byers George, labourer back 446 Sassafras Samuel, carpenter 52 south Tenth Margaret, widow Hanover near BechV Byle Mary, shopkeeper 46 Sassafras Byrch , florist ami gardiner Byrne Gerrald, grocer S. E. cor. Water Sc C Le- - nut Henry C. attorney at law 6 north Fifth N John, hairdresser 249 south Front L. grocer 1 w north Fourth Margaret, widow 27 George Patrick, bookseller and stationer X. K. coi- ner Chesnut and Fifth Patrick J. merchant 524- north Third Peter, mariner ~7 Mead alley Redmund Sc son, grocers 57 South Water south-east corner ( Byrns Lawrence, grocer O. Y. R. bei. Timber lar:t Byron Joshua, 249 north Front 7 See Eioren By water Sarah, widow of Wm. shoemaker L court tCadel Francis, cabinit maker 91 Shippen Cadet Ludwick, shipwright Oak near W ell's alley I.yon, shopkeeper 259 north Second Cadwalader* Harnett, mantua maker 8 Pewterplat* ter alley Thomas, attorney at law 266 Che office George near Tenth Cahall John, carter Lauilia court Cahill David, carter back 12 X. Front v See Cohili Cahoon John, drayman Sch Fifth between High 5c Chesnut Cahun Eliza, spinster Prime near Second fCain Anthony, mariner 84 Plum David, carpenter Burd's court Caines Hester, seamstress Church's alley Cailebaux William, Sixth :. CA.I- Cairou John B. French teacher 13 Elizabeth Cake Joseph, hatter 1 10 north Second Cagner , gentlewoman 144 Pine Calaghan William, hackney coaches 84 Dock Caklcleugh Robert A. 236 Spruce and corner Chesnut and Third and Thomas, stationers, manufactur- ers of paper hangings, Sec. N. E. corner Chesnut and Third Calderwood Andrew, watchmaker, &c. Sec. near the first gate on Germantown road William, gunsmith Germantown R. near first gate Caklovy William, shoemaker 239 St. John Caldwell Charles, m. d. 97 south Fourth David, clerk of the circuit and district courts 180 Chesnut rDublin, labourer Prospect alley Eliza, spinner 3 Brown James, accomptant 202 S. 5th James, 30 Strawberry t James, labourer 161 Brcwn Jane, nurse 196 North Fifth John, shoemaker back 12 Matlack's court Jonathan, printer Currant alley Joseph, farmer Poplar lane Martha, widow 146 North Eighth Noble, fence maker 3d above George P. boarding house 23 Strawberry fPhilip, waiter 7 Prune [See CokveLl •[Richard, mastersweep 84 Union Samuel W. attorney at law 85 Locust Timothy, brick maker 214 Race Thomas, sea captain 17 Christian William, pipe maker Passyunk n. Prime William, mariner 60 Queen (S.) Widow, Third near Merritt's lane Call John, harnessmaker 33 Mary (S.) William, tanner 83 Vine Callaghan Charles, grain measurer 9 Wood (N. L ■ John, carpenter 187 Callowhill Michael, labourer 292 south Fourth [See Calahan and Kallagan CAL CA.\E Callaghan Samuel, millstone maker 30 Plumb Callan Patrick, U. S. Army 69 south Fifth William, labourer 50 Small Callely Andrew, assistant in book-store Pine below Twelfth Callbreath James F. shoemaker 412 NT. Second Cullender Thomas, merchant 242 Spruce and 74 south Wharves Calliole P. fruiterer 1 8 north Sixth Callon William, weaver 288 south Fourth Calvert James, labourer back 48 Brown (N. L.) Nathaniel, sea captain 35 German Thomas, 10 Fromberger's court Camac Samuel, labourer Sch. 7th bet. Mulb. and Cherry Turner, gentleman 1 17 south Third -Cambridge Sarah, widow Tenth below Race jCamberton Limus, shopkeeper 183 Cedar Cambridge T. P. m. d. 119 Callowhill Cameron Angus, box maker shop back of 171 High, dwelling 19 Wood Eliza, mantua maker West's court Esther, widow seamstress Elmslie's alley James, innkeeper 69 north Third John, brush maker 24 Branch John, smith 43 Locust and opposite John, mariner 2 1 7 south Sixth Camic Samuel, labourer Stewart's alley [See d: Camm William, hatter 26 north Third Camp Mary, widow Fourth above Coats David, labourer Oak near Brown William, labourer 4th above Coats Campbell Alexander, shoemaker 83 Cedar Alexander, oysterman Queen n. 6th Anthony, carter 294 south Third t Ann, widow washerwoman Jones' alley Cornelius, oysterman 14 Cedar Cornelius, shoemaker Liberty alley David, cabinetmaker. S^c. 17 Chesnut Elizabeth, widow grocer 46 Duck Felix, carter 85 Plum f 3 CAM CAN Campbell George, blacksmith cor. Broad Sc Spruce 8c f'etter Lane G. attorney at law 86 Mulberry cor. 4th George, shoemaker 5 Lee's court Helen, widow boarding house south-west corner of Fourth and Mulberry Henry, coachmaker Watson's court ab. Bird's alley James, labourer Hopkin's court James, S. W. cor. of Prosperous alley and Locust James, waterman 5 Pewterplatter alley James, mariner 26 Shippen James, morocco dresser 130 Cedar James, taylor back 333 north Front James, shopkeeper 202 south 3d James, taylor 24 Coombs alley t James, taylor 1 1 8 Lombard , sea captain 19 Shippen Jane, widow 1 1 Powell John D. merchant taylor 8 south 3d John, potter 102 Crown John W. bookseller 24 Chesnut Joseph, bricklayer 254 Lombard Maria, boarding house 1 Little George Patrick, taylor 113 Plumb Prudence, seamstress Webb's alley Quinton, cashier of the Philadelphia bank south 4th next Philadelphia bank Richard, mate Frankford road n. Queen >>arah, huckster Pfeifter's court Susan, grocer 391 Sassafras Thomas, shoemaker S. 6th n. Shippen Tristram, taylor 343 N. Front William, labourer Spruce n. Sch. 5th William, cabinetmaker 136 south 4th William, oak cooper 369 south Front William, 70 Cedar Widow, seamstress Stewart's alley Camrin John, tanner Budd above Laurel Campenfeldt, the wife of Wm. St. Mary n. 7th Canawa Charles, mariner 44 Coates Cauan Edward, printer 224 Catharine CAN GAR Canaham Sarah, widow washerwoman 32 Gille's alley Canby J. Sc C. H. grocers, N. W. corner 4th and Walnut Samuel, jun. merchant 56 S. Wharves and 100 S. Front [See Cain Cane James, labourer 130 N. Eleventh Caner Michael, coachmaker 201 S. 7th Canfield Philomen, printer Randall's court Canly William, shingle dresser 7 Charlotte street Cann Stuart, oysterman 1 1 5 Coats' . Cannon Charles, plasterer 283 S. 5th Francis, labourer Lombard ab. 11th James, merchant 64 3 Second John, carter 14 Little German John, 51 George (S.) John, shoemaker 75 George (S.) Joseph, mariner 1 5 Callowhill Patrick, team driver Lombard between Sch. 7th and 8th William, livery stable Hunter's court Canonge Benjamin, merchant 127 High Paul, and Co. merchants 127 High Canter Jacob, cabinetmaker 3 Voglam's court |Can ton James, labourer Merritt's lane n. 6th Cant rail Geo. labourer Shackamaxon (K ) Cantrell Robert, plasterer Marlborough corner Prince Cany Charles, suspendermaker, Sec. 67 N. Second Capp Catharine, widow boarding fcouse 13 Sassa- frass alley Carbon Daniel, labourer Duvall's court Carbough Susanna, wife of Daniel, 450 north 2d Jacob, shoemaker Newmarket n. Mar- garetta Cardeza John M. merchant 57 Union Care Jesse, saddletreemaker Friends' almshouse Mary, 22 Callowhill [See Carre Peter 8c Son, merchants 152 south 2d Carey ? farmer Washington above Callowhill Charles, lumbermerchant Vine n. Schuyl- kill Charles, 426 S- 2d and Christian n. 2d CAN- l Carey Charles, blacksmith 78 Christian Mathew, printer and bookseller 121 Ches- nut t Sarah, washerwoman 226 Lombard Cary William, shoemaker 205 St. John Caring Michael, ditcher Wood n„ Prince (K.) Carilson William, grocer 46 Plumb Carl Joseph, watchman back 139 Cherry Carlan George, bricklayer Sen. 5th between High and Christian Carland Cathar'ne, widow 42 George (S.) Carles Samuel, carpenter 173 Cherry Carley Mary, widow shopkeeper 3 Little Dock Carlin George, bricklayer 127 Locust Grace, widow starch dealer 18 Artillery lane Michael, shopkeeper 229 south Filth Carlinton Ann, widow 1 5 1 north Second Carlisle Abm. ironmonger 18 Race and 139 High David, labourer corner 6th and Coats Hudson, carter 1 1th n. Spruce John, boot and shoemaker 47 Pine John, carpenter Moyamensing n. Wharton William, trader Eleventh below Locust William, carpenter 47 Race [See Carlylc Carll Maskell M. teacher 229 Mulberry Carlley Joseph, carter 56 Shippen J. cordwainer 56 Shippen Rebecca, midwife 5 6 Shippen Carlton George, dealer 135 Chesnut Carlyle Alexander, gentleman 81 south Fifth John, cordwainer 34Passyunk William, carpenter 21 1 Cherry Carmack Mary, grocer 190 north Water Carmalt Caleb, accomptant 99 High Caleb* jun. conveyancer 324 N. 2d Jonathan, shopkeeper 99 High Carman Jacob, grocer 132 south Fourth James, grocer 23 and 231 High Samuel, grocer 214 High William, grocer 231 High Carmiehael George, tobacconist 324 n. Front Carmick Stephen, 106 Gaskiil CAR CAR Carnahan Samuel, weaver Friends' almshouse Carnell William, coachmaker near first gate Ger- man town road Garner Jacob, labourer Sch. 8th bet. Race and Vine Carnes James, labourer Aspin's alley (Sch.) Mary, widow 41 1 south Front Carney Patrick, boot and shoemaker 22 S. Third Susan, boarding house 63 n. Tenth Cams Rachael, widow Osborn's court Richard, carter 223 south Eighth Carothers Robert, potter Crown street Carpenter Catharine, washerwoman back 298 St. John Isaac, cordwainer 208 S. 2d fJames, labourer Ann n. Sch. 4th John, bookbinder 34 Coats' alley John, taylor 265 south Second f Manly, labourer Little Oak and Martin, sailmakers 93 s. Wharves Mary, washerwoman 6th near Coats t Rebecca, grocer cor. 7th and Baker (S.) [See Carpentier Samuel, sailmaker 22 Parham's alley William, calico printer 6 bel. Ger. road Carpentier Lewis D. merchant 208 Spruce Carr Edw. W. sawmaker and smith 158 Race and 120 north Fifth Elizabeth, nurse Little Pine Hannah, 84 German Isaac, shoemaker 154 north Fifth Jacob, victualler Laurence ab. Wood John, accomptant 5 Filbert John, carpenter Walnut ab. 10 John, mariner 1 6 Little Water John, carter Sixth ab. Poplar lane John, bricklayer 13 Gilles' alley f Levin, brass founder 2 St. Mary Mary, boarding house 32 Appletree alley Mary, wife of John, Walnut above 13th Morgan, grocer 146 S. 3d cor. Cypress alley Robert, brass founder 3 1 Callowhill Robert, labourer 140 German Robert and William, printers 2 Hartung's alley [See Kerr and Kehr CAR CAR Can* William, printer Fromberger's court Wm. bright engraver 2 Carter's alley dwel- ling Germantown road above first gate William, blacksmith 60 Penn Carre Charles L. smith 2d n. Christian [Se e Carey Carrell Daniel, 14 Filbert [See Caril Edward, merchant 62 south Sixth John, hardware merchant 107 High Carrygan Jacob, carpenter 204 Cherry Carson Abraham, tayior Frankford road n. Queen Ann, washerwoman 2 Cauffman's court Eliza, 224 Walnut Eliza, seamstress 1 Stall's court George, cordwainer 102 Cedar James, recorder of deeds, offxe east wing of the state-house, dwelling 127 Cedar Jemima, shopkeeper 74 S. Fourth Jonathan, high constable 87 south Sixth Joseph, merchant 94 south Eighth and 73 south Front Margaret, seamstress 16 Mary (S.) Mary, widow grocer Hazel alley n. Walnut Patrick, drayman back 78 south Front Robert, cordwainer Prime below Second fSamuel, woodsawyer Juniper alley Sarah, shopkeeper 5 1 Cherry Stephen, sea captain 34 Almond street C'arstairs Thomas, carpenter and draughtsman 76 south 8th Carswell Samuel, alderman 24 south Front Cart Peter, labourer Germantown road n. Rose widow of Jacob, 46 Penn Carter Enoch, painter and glazier 14 Carter's alley Henry Yates, m. d. 25 2 Spruce Isabella, boarding house 413 south Front Job, blacksmith Sixth below Hickory lane Job, blacksmith 175 Coats' street Joel, tayior 1 4 Coombs' alley John, shipwright Queen n. Shackamaxon John, stablekeeper 3 Carlyle's court John, waterman bel. 109 Queen (S.) Joseph, sailmaker 1 Laetilia court Joseph, innkeeper 1 L&titia court r:.\j» (jas Carter Joseph, stablekecper 86 south Eleventh Lydia, widow 22 North alley Margaret, widow seamstress 47 Browne (N.L.) Rebecca, widow 12 south Second Rebecca, nurse 36 S. Water Samuel, porter in bank 133 north Sixth S. & Co. china merchants 244 north Third Sharon, china store 248 'north Third Thomas, labourer 4 1 3 south Front William, silkdyer 58 Catharine Catteret Daniel, chairmaker 12 Shippen Eliza, widow 12 Shippen Jos. W. cabinetmaker 399 S. Front Cartes Ann, washerwoman Acorn alley Caruthers Eliza, tavernkeeper cor. Pine and 1 Ifrh Cancan John, weaver Cedar above 10th Carver Hannah, widow 98 Spruce Jacob, tanner and currier 264 N. Third Jacob, currier 154 and 217 N. Third Samuel, silverplater 161 Prune Casdorp Eliza, teacher 266 south Front Casely Mary, widow nurse^lS Springett alley Casey Hannah, seamstress 44 3 N. Third Uohn, porter garden above Wood Michael, cordwainer 365 N. Fourth Cash George, boarding house 7 Bread Jacob, jun. tobacconist 10 north Front Jacob and Son, tobacconists 3 Mulberry and 10 north Front Thomas, inspector of customs 46 Crown Cashier Westly J. milkman 384 north Front Caskey Joseph and John, distillers 392 High Casner Christopher, mariner 12 Callowhifl John, carpenter 105 Coats, Caspar Martin, baker Hamilton village Cassady Edward, drayman 236 Catharine Cassan Samuel, sea captain 15 Queen (S.) [See Cazso?i widow of captain Samuel, S. 2d Cas'sedy Francis, mastmaker 31 Beck's alhf Lawrence, plasterer Lombard street alley Mary, widow shoe store 453 south Front CAS CAY Cassedy Samuel, labourer 322 Vine wife of Henry, cooper Duncan's court tCassey Joseph, hairdresser 36 *outh Fourth Cassieno Vincent, mariner 1 1 Christian Cassin Stephen, of U. S. Navy 247 south Third Casson Hannah, widow X^aster Elizabeth, Frankford road n. Queen Jonathan, ropemakev Frankford &b. Bedford Castledine Wm. coachtrimmer 14 Argyle street Castles James, grocer corner Cedar and Third Joseph, grocer 145 Lombard Robert, grocer 2 1 i south Second Castline Chiller, shoemaker 4th below Poplar lane Castner Enoch, shoemaker 1 05 north Ninth Cathcart Wm. boarding l^ouse i5 Little German Letitia, shopkeeper 7 Artillery lane Cather Martha, queensware store 358 n. Front Cathers John, labourer 1 10 Cherry Catherwood and Ranken, grocers cor. 7th St Race Robert, grocer corner 7th and Race Cathrall Edward, boatbuilder 22 Artillery lane Isaac, m. d. 190 Chesnut Isaac, carpenter Alban st. bel. Clare alley Catnach Deborah, widow 72 Plumb Carton Mary, widow 27 Catharine CaufTman Fred, labourer 193 Shippen Henry, labourer 491 north Third Laurence, china merchant 207 N. 3d Margaret and Ann, 39 Sansom Cauley John, ropemaker S. Front n. Prince Caull William, baker 85 north Fifth Cauvin Nicholas, baker 4-9 Lombard Caval William, shoemaker S. Fifth near Cedar Cavaroc Charles, merchant 114 High Cave Thomas, sen. deputy keeper of the state ma- gazine, enquire at 85 High Thomas, druggist 85 High Cavenaugh Arthur, mariner Mifflin's alley Hugh, grocer and tavernkeeper south side of Argyle street wharf Michael, grocer cor. 2d Sc Catharine Patrick, labourer Callow hill above 8th back iV— CM A Cavenaugh Wm. W. shoemaker Locust ab.Jumpa Cavender Curtis, store! eeper 160 north Third Jeremiah, victualler 32 Mary (S.) Caverly Catharine, huckster Farmer's row Cavoft William, blacksmith 60 Penn Cawley John, taylor 100 N. Eleventh Cayres Francis, dealer in old clothes 1 80 S. 2d f Caesar Julius, woodsawyer 204 Coats' fLuke, labourer 204 Coats' Cecil Algernon, bell hanger, Sec. 28 north Seventh Charles, bell hanger, &c. Carlyle's court Centerling Kosanna, widow 15 Charlotte Cernon James, mariner Queen n. Third Chafant Jacob, carpenter Prospect alley Chaffin Fortunate, tobacconist ~5 Callowhill Chamberlain Garland, fancy shoestore 3 N. Sixth Mary, widow boardinghouse 2S Arch Nathaniel, bricklayer 2 8 Mulberry widow of Benjamin, 20 Strawberry Chamberlaine ames G. merchant 7 Sansom Richard, carpenter 35 Coats' alley Chambers Ezekiel, shipjoiner 1 16 Swanson fH. waiter : mith's court Jas rigger Miller's court (N. L.) Mary, wdow boardinghouse 75 N. 3d John, paperstainer Thirteenth n Vine Thomas, shopkeeper 144 north Front widow of<*eo. innkeeper 16 north 3d Champenois G. dealer 182 n. Third .ampin James, master sweep 12 Elizabeth Champion Benjamin, storekeeper 7 north Second Win. inn and ferry keeper 45 N. Water old ferry Chancellor, Hall, & Co. merchants 157 High Grace, innkeeper (Lombardy Garden) corner High and Centre square Wm merchant 271 Cbesnut and S. YY. corner Fourth and High Chandler A. boardinghouse 16 north Ninth Thomas, m. o. 341 High Wm. P. m. d. S. E. cor. 4th & Walnut hapel Ann, widow 24 Parham's alley .apin -Nathan, erocer cor. Cedar and Fifth G CHA CHA Chapman Ann, day school for young ladies 214 north Sixth Benjamin, publisher 120 Locust Eliza, teacher Currant alley n. Walnut Jacob, innkeeper 53 Vine John, sexton to Friends' meeting-house (in Mulberry-st.) 86 Mulberry next to corner Third Lucas, turner 159 Pine Nathaniel, m. d.206 Chesnut Thomas, stable keeper 84 Crown Wm. teacher 214 south 6th S. W. cor. Wood and Fourth Wm. salt and coal measurer 1 63 N. Front Wm. bricklayer Sch. 5th below High Chard George, labourer 141 north Water Chardon Anthony, 107 Walnut Charles Geo. carpenter 24 Branch Henry, copperplate printer 58 Ann (N. L.) Henry, taylor N. Market near Margaretta Charlton James, potter 526 north Front Charpentier Daniel, confectioner 64 High [See Carpenter Chartre Lewis, pastry cook 36 Walnut Chase Eliza, cotton winder back 3 1 3 north Third John, combmaker 16 Brenner's alley Paine, grocer Maria-st. fRichard, porter Elbow alley t Samuel, waiter Dean's alley , labourer back 134 Cedar Chason George, coppersmith 266 south Third Chastant J. B. merchant 85 north Third Lewis, merchant 85 north Third Chatfield Elizabeth, seamstress 147 St. John Chatham John, shoemaker I Springett alley Chatten Abraham, labourer near Prince Chattin Bichat, sexton of Methodist meeting 118 New Chester, carpenter 19 Hauses court Hannah, mantuamaker 39 Mulberry Chaudron Simon, watchmaker jeweller and silver- smith 5 south Third Chauncey Charles, councellor at law 37 Walnut Elihu, es^. 105 south Fourth CIU CHI Chauncey Nathaniel, attorney at law 46 Walnut Chavalier Nicholas, teacher 39 N. 7 \h\_Sce Chevalier Chavas Anthony, gentleman 72 Lombard Chaveau Joseph, accomptant 26 Powell tChavers Jesse, hairdresser back S. E. cor. Poplar and Second fChavis Samuel, labourer 141 Cherry Chaysenholder Charles, jeweller 367 N. Second Chazotte P. S. teacher 131 High Cheesman, wile of David, back 447 north Third Godfrey, woodsawyer 260 St. John Hannah, seamstress 3 Stephen's court M. widow, Moyamensing R. n. Prime Cherry David, grocer 323 Spruce above Tenth Eliza, seamstress 3 1 7 Spruce John, taylor 194 Cedar Margaret, grocer 142 Spruce -Chesnut James, tallowchandler Pine bet. Sch. 8th and Broad John, carter corner Hazel alley Sc Locust Samuel, merchant 27 Filbert Samuel 8c Wm. grocers 2 80 High Chester Charles, mariner f6 Almond James, baker 86 south Third ■{-James, labourer St. Mary's bet. 6th & 7th John, ropemaker Frankford road n. Otter Cheston Elijah, coachmaker 81 Pine Chevalier John, tinplate worker 161 High Samuel, tanner York R. near Poplar lane Chevins Ann, shopkeeper 52 New Chew Benjamin, counsellor at law 87 south 4tl* Elizabeth, widow 110 south Third Jeffery, confectioner 262 south Fifth Joseph, drayman 87 Budd Richard, drayman 452 north Front tWilliam, waiter College avenue Chiene Margaret, widow 1 15 south Second Chierdel Paul, taylor 36 Strawberry Chilcot Mary, widow back 126 north Fifth Chilcut John, Juniper alley Child Henry, ironmonger 452 north Second an*! 53 Brown (N.L.) John, clock and watchmaker 452 north 2d Margaret, tutress Queen below Second :m— — chu C^llUs John, printer Townsend's couiL John, carpenter Hamilton Village Thomas, sea captain 268 south Sixth Chittery i'eter, silversmith 35 Pewterplatter alley rChrisiield Isaac, oysterman cor. Lombard and 4th Cbrishef Mary, basket mak*?r Moyamensing road Chrisman Kachael, 5 north Eleventh Christ Henry, shipwright ( herry above Duke Jacob, carter Buttonwood above Charles . John, sen. grocer Queen n. Cherry, dwell- ing v aimer John, jun. oaUcooper Palmer near Duke Michael, shipwright Cherry above Duke Christian Andrew, waiter Raspberry alley Daniel, shallopman 254 south Fifth Peter, head flour inspector 1 7*J N. Front Rebecca wife of Anthony, mariner 24 Cox's alley Thomas, ironmonger 48 High above 2d and 40 Union [See Christine istie Catharine, milliner 440 north Third Sloan, storekeeper Hamilton Village widow of John, capenter north Fifth WUliam, translator and corrector of the press 8 Knight's court f See CtriZiiCZ Christine Geor-e rWVnan a Y. rW ab. Poplar Christman Henry, shoemaker 116 Sassafras •^Christmas Lao, labourer 148 Coates* Christopher Michael, labourer Poplar near Fourth Christy Catharine, nurse 25 Union Hugh, grocer 2 & 3 n. Water Sc 80 n. Front John, labourer 24C St. John [ See Christie Robert, boot and shoemaker 41 S. Front Wm. shoemaker S. Front above Prime Wm. cordwainer 52 Queen (S.) Chrystler Jacob, 3 north Third Chur 'acob, baker 8o Sassafras Church Isaac, carpenter Sixth near Coats* fJacob, labourer Seventh near south Mary, widow of Jeremiah, 8 Margaretta Churchill Joseph, sea capt. Cauffman's court n Cherry Stephen, mariner 81 Penn Churchman Owen, flour merchant 45 Fiihi CHU CLA Churchman Sc Smith, flour merchants 455 High Cist Mary, boarding house 342 High Clair Francis R. paperhanger 218 and 10 Vernon Clampfier Mary, widow 21 Elfrith's alley William VV. innkeeper 3 Cherry Claphampson John, Old York road above mill pond Clapier Lewis, merchant 6 Lombard Sc 2 1 6 S. Front Clare ^hs. carter corner Hudson's lane Sc Seventh Claridge Philip i. grocer 76 north Sixth Clark A. shoemaker Moyamensing bel. Christian Adam, drayman Shippen near Seventh Amelia, widow tayloress 72 Crown Ann, widow Prosperous alley near Locust Bathsheba, quilter Friends' Alms house Benjamin, watchmaker I S. Front & 137 Race Benjamin & Ellis, clock and watchmakers 1 S. FrontS. E. corner High -j-Benjamin, woodsawyer Shippen near 7th Calvin, printer 3 Cresson's alley Catharine, gentlewoman 42 north Fourth Charles, 64 Penn Clement, turpentine and rosin manufactory Front cor. and Poplar and 105 iiigh & Coffee, smiths and machinemakers 42 Spruce and cor. Ridge road and Vine Daniel, dep. turnkey 7 Springett alley E. labourer back 104 Filbert fEllin, washerwoman back 101 N. Eleventh Elisha, gentleman 17 Branch Eliza, Juniper alley Ellis, watchmaker 1 south Front Ephrahn, late watchmaker 3 south Ninth Hannah, widow 38 north Fifth Henry, silverplater 2 Hoffman's alley Hugh, teacher Queen near Sixth Israel, potter 38 Bread Jacob, merchant S. E. cor. Arch and Water James, mariner Moyamensing near Prime James, carpenter 8 Nicholson's court Jane, bonnetmaker 4 Strawberry Jeremiah, cordwainer 431 south 'Second John, sea captain 47 1 soulh Second John, plumoer i 1 Cresson's alley CLA t,LA Clark John, turner Elmslie's alley and 222 S. 2u . John L. merchant 32 north ifth and Minor John, shoemaker fourth above Tammany Joseph, carp. S. E. cor. 3d & George (N. L.) Joseph, store eeper 12 north Fifth Joseph, manager of globe mills German. road below hird Jos. merchant 3 S. Water and 91 N< Second & Kempton, merchants 5-1 north Water Mary, widow oi John, north Front Mary, mantuama^er 250 north Second Mary, widow spinner 463 south Front fMary, coo';. Grissel's alley Maurice, shoemaker back 260 north Eighth f Michael, boot cleaner German near Sixth Michael F shoestore 124 Liigh' Noah, cabinet ma-er 5 Stephen's court I eter, labourer Juniper near Vine Robert, labourer 50 Almond Robert, grocer cor. Swanson and x\rgyle Robert, tanner and currier 268 St. . ohn Robert, S. broker and commission merchant 129 Spruce f Solomon, labourer Cedar near Twelfth Stephen, cordwainer 38 north Eleventh Timothy, taylor 75 Christian Timothy, taylor 480 south Front wife of James, back 78 C edar William VV. taylor 222 south Third William, carpenter 176 Sassafras Wm. grocer cor. Frankford road and Queen Wm. mariner Stillhouse alley Clarke E. teacher 22 Cherry & 92 north Seventh Jesse, watchmaker, &c. 227 south Second Samuel, merchant 227 south Front Blarkson Eliza, widow Sassafras near Sch. 8th Jacob, merchant • 30 south Fourth i'ames, mariner above Seventh tQuomony, teacher 167 Pine "FSolomon, teacher 155 Lombard Samuel, merchant 94 Union S; "26 Pine astrie M. grocer 18 Lombard CLA CLA Claudius Augustus, merchant 21 Dock, dwelling N. W. cor. Ninth and Chesnut Claus John H. n, w. corner of Pine and 1 Ith Claver Christian, mate 5 Callowhill [See Cleaver Clavier W. mantuamaker 140 south Fifth Clavy John, mariner back 17 Parham's alley Clavvges Daniel, painter 188 Vine Charles S. cordwainer 190 Vine J. sen. measurer of painter's work 52 n.Sth Jacob, painter, Sec. 190 Vine John, jun. teacher back 51 north Tentlk Thomas, wheelwright 2d above Laurel Clawson Edward, mariner Callowhill above-Sth [See Closson Claxtoo John, merchant 60 N. Front & 1 9 Mulberry M. storekeeper 76 Crown Clay Alexander, currier and stablekeeper Harmony Ann, widow teacher 214 south Third Clement, 165 Spruce Curtis, merchant 6 north Ninth Curtis Rev. Jehu, 25 Pine Eliza, widow 173 Walnut Mary, mantuamaker 214 south Third Claypoole Abraham G. 123 south Fifth Eliza, mantuamaker Pfeiffer's coui^ David C. 222 Spruce John, upholsterer 70 south Front Joseph, 59 north Water Josiah, dep. keep, of prison 183 Coates9 Temperance, boardinghouse 39 Pine Claystine B. suga^aker 16,2 Vine tClayton Aaron* labourer back 101 north Eleventh Charles coach maker cor. 7th and Arch David, carpenter back 171 Green Henry, carpenter 2d above Germantown Joseph, yeoman 205 Callowhill fLydia, washerwoman Middle alley Mary, widow seamstress 3 1 ' oates' alky s Samuel, cordwainer Moyamensing below Johnson's lane Thomas, hatter 126 south Front William, carpenter Germantown road nea? Budd CLA CLI Clayton Zephianah, boot maker 156 north Eight!; Clay well Abraham, turner 6 junction Germantowi. road Cleavenger Squire, taylor 6 n. Water 8c 48 Race Cleaver Isaac, m. d. 286 north Second Jesse, late lumber merchant 286 n. 2d Mary, wilkwoman 2 1 5 north Eighth [_ See Ciiver and Claver Clemens Jacob, late justice 473 north Second Joseph, distiller near Bush Hill Clemmens Ann, widwife 473 north Second Clement Hannah, widow 50 Mulberry Jacob, jun. merchant N. W. cor Market and Seventh Jacob, merchant 11 n. Water & 65 Pine Jacob B. merchant 342 High 8c 299 Race t James, taylor 143 Lombard Jos. T. gentleman 34 north Eighth Ann, widow 90 south Third Elements Moses, carpenter 66 New Clemmer Mary, widow N. E. cor. 3d Sc Poplar lane Clemmons Samuel, grocer S. W. cor. 2d Sc Queen Clemson widow of Thomas, cor. Filbert Sc Ninth Cleverly Sarah, of John, Shield's alley Cleveland James C. blockmaker corner German- town and Otter Clew Peter, brickmaker Schuylkill Eighth be- tween Race and Vine William, flour merchant 90 N. Ninth and 366 High Clibborn Joshua, merchant 15 Prune Clifford David, waterman 1 1 York court Mrs. nurse 411 south Front Thomas, merchant 232 Walnut John, merchant 29 north Water Clifton Adaiine, 87 north Ninth Allan, mariner 5 3 south Water Sarah, widow 64 Almond | Clincher Adam, porter Cordwainer's alley Cline Abm. grocer 90 north 7th cor Cherry Adam, labourer Irish lane near weciar David, labourer Hanover, n. V- est street Elizabeth, widow 122 south Tenth £LI CLO X-line Elizabeth, widow 68 north Sixth Elizabeth, washerwoman 4th above Browne George, tanner Tammany below Old York road George, brickmaker 492 north Third George, shoemaker 503 north Third George, taylor 32 north Sixth f r. b. 59 south Seventh William, blacksmith Pearson's court Colladay Jacob, carpenter 8th above Race Joseph, stone cutter 8th n. Race and 271 Race Sc Leannard, stone cutters cor. 8th Sc Race Collar Mary, dealer 3 Fine Michael, fisherman cor. Queen Sc Cherry- William, fisherman Maiden ab. Frankford road Colley John, ropemaker Federal above Second fCollick Cato, carter 294 Mulberry Collier Richard, shoemaker 94 Catharine Collin Bernard, grocer 97 Plumb Nicholas, d. d. rector of the Swedish church 208 Swanson [See Cullir. Colling James, shoemaker 13 Passyunk road Collingwood Sarah, widott Britton's alley Collins Benjamin, painter, Sec. 120 Chesnut and 330 High fCato, whitewasherback 1 10 north Fourth Charles, taylor 137 Chesnut Elizabeth, huckster 13 Kunckel Fittingham, bac 1 Elbow lane Frederick, mariner 289 south Third George, cooper 7 Blackhorse alley tHenry, oysterman 5 Tammany tHenry, woodsawyer back 86 N. Eleventli tHenry, boot cleaner 178 N. Third John, shop eeper 60 Dock John, weaver Francis lane t John, waiter Raspberry alley John, dealer Gray's Ferry road Joseph E. accomptant 209 8th ab. Wrocfd Joseph E. smith 1 15 north Second Mary, widow 291 St- John Mary, widow 313 Mulberry Moses, grocer 5 Mulberry Peter, tavern eeper 162 north Third Sarah, biscuit baker 60 Chesnut H COL CON Collins Thomas, carpenter Prime near Front Thomas, labourer eherry below i2th* Thomas, carpenter 32 Union alley Widow of Joseph, 182 n. Second Widow of Timothy, grocer 75 S. Fifth William, ba .er 60 Almond Zaccheus, merchant 29 north Second Collison James, shipwright, 1 1 Queen (S.) Gollom Jonathan, teacher 130 Coats' Seth, teacher Sixth above Poplar Collord John, bricklayer cor. Callowhill and 5th Colsher David, shingle dresser back 171 Coates Colver Benjamin, 28 Vine Coll well Timothy, brickmaker 214 Sassafras Colwell Chew, confectioner 233 north Second Elizabeth, widow huckster 150 S. Water George, grocer 6 Little Water [See Caldwell Colton Margaret, widow opposite 90 Gaskill Combes J. druggist. 158 south Fourth Combs .Sarah, shopkeeper 88 Cedar [See Coombs Comfort Jeremiah, dry good store 14 south 2d Stephen, jun. merchant 67 High Comly Sc Allen, merchants 63 north Front Benjamin, shallopman 22 Browne (N. L.) Benjauin shallopman back 438 N. Front Churles, merchant 208 north Front Christiana, widow 31 north 7th David, carpenter 1 12 Vine, shop Noble n. Fourth Ezra, storekeeper 244 north 2d Ethan, dry good store 126 k. 199 N. 2d James, merchant taylor 17 south Third Joshua, carpenter 29 Callowhill Alary, nurse Eleventh near Pine Mrs. of Pearson, labourer 64 Budd Richard, carpenter 1 12 Vine Samuel, merchant 95 High 8c Wright, merchants 95 High Compton Joseph, mercer & taylor 31 north 3d Commerlow Ursula, bandbox maker 67 Coatt? Commodore widow 66 Crown Conaghy James, taylor 1 1th near Sassafras cox — cox Conaher Darby, brickmaker Sch. Front n. Spruce Conard Jonathan, lumb mercht. 114 St. John and Noble near Kunckle Sc West, lumber merchants cor. Noble 8c Fourth Conarroe Sc Scott, timber merchants and wharf builders, Beach near high bridge (K.) Richard, lumber merch. 32 Callowhill Thomas, lumber merch. 32 Callowhill T. 8t R. & Co. lumber merchants 1 mile above the glass house (K.) Conaway Peter, carpenter Shackamaxon ab. Queen fK.) Conck John, drayman back 368 north Third Conde Charles, perfumer k hair dresser 89 N. 3d Conden Wm. tavernkeeper 5 Greenleaf's court Wm. soap and candle maker n. w. comer Poplar and 2d dwelling 125 Budd Wm. jun. soap & candle manufactory 49 1 north 2d & 125 Budd Condie Thomas, bookbinder 22 Carter's alley Thomas, jun. editor of the Juvenile Port Folio 22 Carter's alley Condon William, blacksmith shop Penn, dwelling Beach near Maiden (K.) Condred Joseph, bricklayer 5 Summer's court tCondy Cato, gardener Hudson's lane near 7th St Raguet, merchants Bickley's wharf J. W. counsellor at law 106 Walnut Cone Alice, widow 71 south 8th Joseph, engraver 7 1 south Eighth Conery Thomas, labourer 13th above Sassafras Conger Joel, carpenter back 40 Coates Wm. shoemaker back Poplar ab. Front tCongo Enos, labourer Thomas's court Congleton Eliza, tayioress Juniper near Vine Conkle Henry, toy shop 84 N. 7th [See Kunckel Gonn James, mariner 20 Cedar Micajah, carpenter 147 S. 11th n. Locust Connell Robert, print cutter Juniper near Vine Wm. Sch. 8th bet. Race and Vine Connelly Henry, cabinet maker 72 south Four J. blacksmith 282 and 264 S. Third- CON CON Connelly John, commission merchant 56 S. Front and 280 Chesnut Patric ., 186 south Fourth Susanna, tayJoress 117 Catharine Thomas, blacksmith 25 Gilles' alley fConner John, waiter Green's court Connery John, coffin ma er 5 Marshall's alley Connie Peter, oak cooper back 96 Gaskili Connor .Bernard, drayman Cedar above 9th Charlotte, 48 Penn Dan. drayman Federal above Second f James, waiter Davidson's court John, ropemaker Hanover near Bedford Patrick, carter George above Eleventh Patrick, carpenter back 6 Elizabeth St. Patrick, labourer 7 5 German Mrs. of Peter, Swanson above Prime Thomas^ blacksmith 25 Sugar alley Thomas G. cooper 28 Swanson and 3 Lit- tle Water widow of Thomas, back 58 Elder Connoway Niel, grocer 2 Barron St 162 S. Wharves Conover Elias, innkeeper 39 north Second Jacob, bricklayer Noble street Joseph, shoemaker 72 Christian Kage, oysterman 173 St. John Samuel L. m. d. 141 south Fifth Conrad Cornelius, bookbinder Sc seller 30 Chesnut Christiana, widow 21 Sassafras alley Elijah, storekeeper 1 1 north Front Hannah, mantua maker 147 north Fourth Hannah, widow cor. Callowhill & 4th Jsaiah, plasterer 18 Coates James, grocer cor. High and 13th John, drayman 10 Nicholson's court John, publisher of the American Weekly Messenger 30 Chesnut Matthew, shoe warehouse 60 High ' Peter, brushrnaker 161' High Sc 170 N. 2d "xirah, widow 22 Pewterplatter alley Solomon W. bookseller 93 High dwelling 5 Church alley Timothy, carpenter back 94 N. 1 Uh CON COO Conrad Wm. tavernkeeper Buttonwood near 6th Wm. porter 22 Pewterplatter alley Conroy widow of Wm. soap boiler Rachel st. Conser George, ropemaK-er Shackamaxon above Bedford' (K.) Constantine Peter, gentleman 124 north Fifth Convery Henry, 2 1 1 Cedar Conway Bernard, dry good store 49 north Second Bernard, labourer Sassafras bet. Sch. 7th and 8th & Burke, dry good store 49 north Second Con well Gerard, taylor Moyamensing n. Wharton Conyer Peter, ship joiner Shackamaxon (K.) Wm. ship joiner Shackamaxon VK) fConyers Hannah, huckster 20 Wagner's alley John, late cordwainer 16 Carter's alley Walter, boot maker 40 S. 3d Sc 16 Car- ter's alley C#nyngham Gustavus, sea captain 81 Lombard [See Cunningham Cooch Francis L. merchant 179 south 7th Cook Abraham, letter carrier 2 Chancery lane Alex, soap and candle manufacturer 136 and 140 north Fourth Benjamin, labourer 6 Stephens' court Charles, taylor 126 north Fifth Dederick, baker 378 north Second David, shoema er 3 A south Second Elias, carpenter Filbert bet. Sch. 5th & 6th. Elizabeth, teacher 52 Almond Elizabeth, nurse 12 Hinckle's court George, bricklayer 120 Coates George H grocer, Sec. 24 Carter's alley- George L. taylor 149 north Second Hannah, teacher 40 George (S.) Hannah, washerwoman Cooper's court (N.L) Henry, carpenter 79 Vine James, brushmaker 238 High & 52 Elder John, china merchant 31 1 north 2d John, morocco dresser 1 30 Walnut John, merchant 9 north Eleventh John, cordwainer Cauffman's court n. Cherry John, liquor store High near Sch; Fourth h 2 coo — coo Cook John, merchant High near Sch. 8th John, teacher 2 1 Prune & Levering, brushmakers 238 High Martha, widow labourer 8 Oak (S.) Mary, widow 19 Appletree alley tXicy, washerwoman Juniper lane Peter, labourer 28 Cresson's alley j S. widow, Sch. 8th near Cherry Susannah, grocer 76 S. Third Thomas, gunsmith Still house alley Wm. whipmaker 91 Crown Cooke John, merchant 133 High , mantua maker 22 Swanson Cooker Jacob, gardener Prime n. Passyunk road Jacob, whitesmith 6th ab. Camac Mathias, farmer Palmer above West wife of Martin, washerwoman Greenwich Cooley Leuman, intelligence office 9 S. Fourth Coombs David, teacher 33 German [See Combs George, carter Wright's alley widow of Peter, 413 south Front Coomes Joel, carter Wright's alley Cooper Adam, carpenter Race above Broad Azariah, locksmith 122 Plumb Benj. taylor 41 Chesnut & 28 Church alley- Britain, accomptant 7 north Front and 307 south Second Charles, victualler 413 south Front Charles, brassfounder Watson's alley Conrad, shoemaker 256 north Front Deborah, widow l&o south Front Elizabeth, coffee maker 13 High, and 2& Pewterplatter alley E. smith 100 Shippen and 122 Plum Francis, tobacconist 13 Budd Georee, carpenter Sch. 7th bet. Race and Vine Henry, printer 378 north Third Hugh, grocer 50 N. 3d and 44 N. Fifth Isaac, innkeeper 3-3 High Jacob, dry good store 223 north Third James, carpenter 147 St. John James, ccoper 258 south Third Coo- Cooper James, late merchant 2 1 Sassafras James, gentleman 194 north Front James, sea captain 75 south Sixth fJames, oysterman 19 north Fifth tJames, hostler GrisseFs alley John, printer 137 Pine Joseph and Collin, merchants 35 N. Front Joseph, merchant 35 N\ Front & 16 N. 5th Joshua, carpenter Race above Broad f Joshua, labourer Shippen near 8th Mary, widow Marlborough near Bedford Mary, widow of Joseph, 41 Mulberry Michael, constable 177 Shippen Robert, oak cooper 58 Mead alley Thomas, carpenter 224 north Fourth Thomas, mastmaker 416 N. Front Thomas, labourer back 394 south 2d \Vm. soap boiler 75 south Front Wm. E. millwright 469 north Second Wm. sea captain 384 south Front C-ope Charles, victualler Johns near 2d Godfrey G. victualler, cor. 4th St Tammany Israei & Jasper, merchants 165 High Israel, merchant 185 Mulberry Sc 165 High Jasper, merchant 192 Mulberry 8c 165 High John, farmer near Blue Ball Passyunk road Thomas P. merchant Walnut street wharf, dwelling 36 N. Fourth Wm. shipwright back 291 south Fourth widow, seamstress Swede's alley Copeland Amelia, widow 524 south Front Jacob, ship joiner 524 south Front Jacob, ship joiner 469 south Front Wm. S. sea captain 10 Coomb's alley [See Coivplanll Copia Jacob, coach trimmer 183 PJne Coppel Jacob, gardener Tidmash cor. Shippen's lane Copper James C. accomptant 93 Pine Coppick Wm. bricklayer Maple street Coppuck John, bricklayer Maple street Corbet John L. carpenter 18 Chester Corbit Israel, brushmaker 347 north Front COR COR Corfield Adam, taylor 64 Vine Edward D. justice of the peace 234 north Front Jesse, morocco manufacturer 114 Walnut Corgae Thomas, ship smith 452 south Front Corbie George, pilot 16 Catharine fCork Isaac, labourer Middle alley John, carpenter Juniper lane fSamuel, woodsawyer Pottery alley tWilliam, porter back Webb's alley above Cherry Corkran William, malster 152 N. Fifth Corkrin Jas. carpenter 209 south 4th [•Sec Cochran Corlett Catharine, boarding house 81 Swanson Corlies Britton, bricklayer 37 Mulberry Cormick David, ,nate 29 German Cornay Francis, gunsmith 89 S. Water Gornden Mary, mantua-maker 72 New Corneau John, carpenter Watson's alley Cornelius Anne, widow nurse 209 south Fifth Christian, silver plater 38 north 8th Wm. fisherman cor. Queen and Bishop Cornet Charles, gunsmith 93 south Water Cornish James, storekeeper 73 Cedar fTilman, woods^wyerMerritt'slane above Fourth Cornman Adam, sugar baker 263 north Front Adam, printer G7 Walnut Joseph, keeper of debtor's apartment cor. Prune and Sixth Cornwall James, carpenter Prince near Wood I. G. m. d. 1 Hudson's alley William, labourer Lombard n. Sch Sth Cornwell Daniel, painter. Sec. 1 1 Summer's court fJacob, porter Bedford near 8th Joseph, pilot 25 Mary (S.) Coryell Henry, caipenter 21 Plumb Correy Robert, merchant 71 S Water dwelling 29 Church alley {See Cvrrti fcT Curtic Samuel, carriage driver 9 Hoffman's alley Corse Lydia, widow 269 Race William, cabinet maker Leech's court Corson Constantine, mariner 54 Green COR CO Cortex John B. 58 Coates's aliey Cossart David, cedarcooper 483 north Second Cossower John, labourer back Rose alley n. Coatc's Cost Martin, hat-dyer 22 Key's alley Coster Abraham, labourer York R. ab. Buttonwood Costlow Thomas, tallowchandler Duval's court Coston Benton, cabinetmaker b. 18 Artillery lane I 'eorgt W. shingie shaver Cooper's cc Joshua, labour^ add yCotance Wiiey. -sweep 257 Spruce Cotman Kitty, seamstress 63 north Fifth Cotrell Richard, mariner S) Cottenger John, 36 Catharine .-mentina, widow 315 south Second Cotter Florence, carpenter Scott's alley Cottringer Garret, com. mer. k broker -41 Dock & 7 south Third fCouard John, barber 109 Pine Couden David, calico printer 231 south Fifth Samuel, carpenter -9 north Sixth Coughlin John, 19b Lombard Coulon Helena C. fancy store 132 south Second Coulson Nathaniel, labourer 55 Chester Coulter Israel, seacaptain 39 1 south Front John, merchant corner Union and Front John, labourer 4 16 Sassafras _ Joseph, carpenter Moyamensing below Christian alton William] taylor N. E. corner Penn and Cedar Coulston Israel, cabinetmaker Tammany bel. 4th Council Joseph, bricklayer 299 south Third Countrymen C ornamental pa 20 German Coupar Elizabeth, widow Stilihouse all Cource Mary, widow seamstress St Mary between Sixth and Seventh Courlets John B. gentleman 38 Coate's alley Court , shoemaker 7 Small M. widow 5 8 Queen (S) Courtauid Samuel, merchant 151 Pine Courtney Ann, widow 120 Christian James, sexton 4th Pi Cedar near Twelfth Joseph, carpenter 74 Mulberry GOtf- Cousins Benjamin, carter S. Second bel. Federal Cousley William, labourer Ridge R. n. Vineyard Covert Isaac, blockmaker 39 south Wharves 8c il Carter's alley tCovey Robert, labourer 201 Cherry Cowan John, taylor 104 Cedar William D. silversmith 452 south Front Cowden John, stonecutter 135 Locust Robert & Samuel, corner Cedar and 4th Samuel, grocer corner Fourth and Cedar Cowdrick Eliza, mantua maker 61 Tammany Mary, nurse 61 Tammany Cowel John V. merchant 28 south Second wowhi.ll Richard, constable 14 Fetter lane * Cowon James, labourer 70 Penn Cowperthwait Mark, shoemaker 165 Spruce Cowperthwaite Hannah Sc Prudence, teachers 35 Prune Sarah, widow 204 north Front Cowpland David C. carpenter 14 Arch [See Cofieland Cox Abner k Co. shoestore 162 High Abner, shoedealer 167 Walnut & 162 High t Alexander, mariner south Third n. German Baines, storekeeper 6 north Second Benjamin, tanner High W. of Perm. Bridge Charies J. attorney at law 137 south Fifth Charles, labourer Callowhill below j.awrence [See Cock* David, bricklayer 6 Powell Elizabeth, teacher N. V. cor. Vine & Julianna Elizabeth, widow 53 Union Elizabeth, widow Loxley's court Esther, getlewoman 157 Walnut Gabriel, carter Rose alley near Green George H. taylor 18 south Water and 17 S. Front Gideon, cedarcooper and merchant 252 High Catharine, widow 226 High Isaac, ladies' shoemaker Tammany ab. Kuno kle James S. President of the Pennsylvania Insur- ance Company, 429 High Tames, artist 1 1 s. Fourth & 39 Almond COX CRA Cox John W. mariner 154 Swanson Mary, widow of . ohn 1 ". 23 north Fourth John A. late shoema er Tenth near Lombard John, tobacconist 1 1 Shippen t Joseph, porter 14 1 Shippen Joseph, mariner 6 Hurst Laurence, carter 7 3^udd Martin, blacksmith Oak (N. L) & 419 north Front tMary, washer Apple bel. George . M. mariner 280 south Fourth Menan K. potter corner 2d and Noble Paul, late seacaptain 88 south Front Rachael, widow boarding house 95 High Ruth, widow 8 .'oombe's alley Samuel, ladies shoemaker 57 Cherry tThomas labourer Bedford near Eighth Thomas, labourer back 106 Plumb William, currier west Permanent Bridge William, whitesmith 82 north Sixth William, morocco dresser, 2d ab. Ger. road widow, Wiley's court near Morgan Goxe Alexander S. attorney at law 58 Walnut and 196 Spruce Charles Sidney, attorney at law 34 S. Sixth Daniel W. merchant 95 south Front, dwel- ling 219 i.hesnut Edward, blacksmith 388 north Front John D. gentleman 76 Walnut John Redman, m. d. and professor of chemis- try in the University of Pennsylvania, 8 York buildings Tench, collector of direct taxes and internal duties of U. S. 196 Spruce Coxen George, engineer 8c millwright 17 Locust dwelling 90 south Eighth Coyle James, grocer 30 south Water Patrick, well digger 31 Chester Patrick, weaver Second above Otter William, ca ter 250 Cedar Coyls k Vi^Fadgen, tallow chandlers, 55 north 6th Cozen Alice, huckster Second ab. GermantownR, Crabb William, jun. accomptant Walnut ab. 10th C'RA CHA Cracroft Joseph, shoemaker 309 south Second Craft George, cabinetmaker 57 north Seventh George, cabinetmaker 76 north Seventh Gershom, printer 6th near Larpenter Jacob, sen. whitesmith Fourth near George (N.W Jacob, jun. carpenter 4th n. George (N. L) [See JCraft Mary, nurse St. Mary near Seventh William, taylor 120 north Water Craig Ann 8c Jane, 113 Spruce Charles, grocer High near Sch. Third I. widow of A. b. 89 Passyunk t Jacob, coachman b. 101 north Eleventh t Jacob, sailma-er back 183 Spruce James, merchant 181 Chesnut Jane, widow Locust above Twelfth John, carpenter Mulberry between Sell. 7fh and Eighth John, nailer 140 Locust John, grocer and flour merchant High near Sch. Seventh Margaret, gentlewoman 181 Chesnut Mary, nurse 226 Catharine Samuel, smith near 40 Locust and 124 south Samuel, taylor back 62 Cherry William, Germantown road above Third .Craige John, saddler, &c. cor. 3d and Germantown Road Seth, saddler and harnessmaker 246 High Huston Sc Craige, saddle & harnessmakers 110 High Marquedant St Huston, cotton maufactu- rers 1 10 High, and factory Germantown road near Pitt William, saddle & harnessmaker 1 10 High Craighead Mary, widow 4 Stamper's alley Craright Daniel, distiller 217 Cedar Cramer John, shipwright south Second near Mary Crammar Isaac, shoemaker Starr alley Crammer Jacob, bootma er 131 north Sixth Cramond W. merchant 222 Mulberry Sc 43 Dock Cramp George, shipwright Marlborough n. Queen CKA CUE •Cramp Martin, fisherman Queen near Wood fCranchell B. widow fruiterer 157 C'hesnut Crane Elizabeth, Laurel above Front Josiah, shoemaucr back 324 north Second John, carpenter Hamilton village Roger, sea captain 28 Queen (S.) Susan, milliner 127 Race Solomon, 499 north Third Cranston Alexander and Smith Crantz Peter, shoemaker Prime near Second Crap Eliza, widow china store 17 Spruce Nicholas, boot & shoemaker 112 S. Second Crauthers Elizabeth, tevernkeeper corner Pine & Eleventh Crans Jacob, woodsawyer back 147 St. John Gravel Henry, carpenter 272 Craven Jacob, cabinet maker Moyam. n. Wharton Thomas, labourer Moyamensing n. Federal Crawford — , widow furrier Catharine, widow tayloress 232 south 2d Eliza, widow i 2 Noble James, insurance broker 73 south|Sixth5 office in the coffee house John, mate 53 Almond John, baker 46 Filbert Margaret, widow 151 St. John Nathaniel, shiipjoiner Sarah- st. Craycroft Benjamin, late sea captain Cliina n. 2d Cream Henry, sugar boiler 4th near Browne Creamer Catharine, widow washerwoman 6th ab» Green Christian, labourer 204 St. John st. Frederick George, merchant 204 Pine George, carpenter b. 9 Crown Hannah, huckster Marlborough n. Bed- ford Henry, labourer 286 Arch Henry, coachmaker 104 north Sixth Henry, carter Palmer near Duke Jacob, trader 100 Lombard John, carpenter b. Second ab. German - town road Philip, tayior Cherry ab. Juniper I CUE CRI Creamer Wm. carpet weav. Buttonw. ab. Charles. Crean John, carpenter 55 south 7th [See Crane Crease William G. boot and shoemaker 258 N.2d Greegmeyer Henry, labourer 438 Sassafras Creeley John, ropemaker Federal above Second Creely Michael, labourer Marlborough n. Bedford Cregar Saml. shoemaker Lawrence bel. Callowhill Cremona Peter, artificial flower and wax work ma- nufacturer 62 Penn Cresher M. widow basket maker Moyamensing n. Wharton Cress Alexander, shoemaker 182 St. John George, grocer 139 Locust George, jun. harnessmaker 237 High Peter, harnessmaker 27 north Sixth Thomas, cooper 91 Crown William, labourer 3.^9 north Second Cressel Barbara, nurse 129 Callowhill Cressman Henry, shoema er 20 Farmer's alley Cresson Benjamin, china merchant 197 Sassafras Caleb, gentleman 43 Cherry Caleb, jun. merchant 133 High & 29 N. Third James, china merchant 227 High John Elliott & Co. conveyancers 54 High John H. china merchant 14 north 2d St 115 north Fifth John H. and Joseph, china merchants 14 north Second Joseph, china merchant 14 north 2nd and 104 south 4th Joshua, accomptant 126 Cherry Richard, C. grocer N. E. corner Front and Coates ^ and Wistar, merchants 133 High Cribbs Mary, widow 93 St. John Crider Ludwick, labourer Vienna near West [See Cry tier Crigner Joseph, milkman Marlborough n. Prince (K.) Crilley Davis, nailer 489 north Third fCrisfield Isaac, oysterman 99 Lombard Crisman Samuel, carpenter 283 south Fourth a cm — cro Criswell widow of Samuel, 43 north Sixth Criter Ann, Germantown road above Second Croasdill Wm. merchant 46 Gherry & 160 High fC rocker Rhoda, widow labourer Crockens Pier Martin, gardiner Francis street Crockett John, carter 429 north Front Samuel, taylor 51 Spruce and 156 south Water Sc Tumbleston, taylors 155 south Water Crocks John, watchman 2d above Germantown R. Croft Martha, nurse Crown near Prince Thomas, mariner 177 Coats Croger David, farmer Vineyard Cro'llZeblen, shoemaker 85 Brown street. (N. L.) Brombar gar John, flour merchant 314 High & 84 south 1 1th Crominie James, shoemaker High n. Sch. 7th Cromley Henry, carter Shippers lane n. Cedar Thomas, brickma' er S. W. cor. Walnut and Schuylkill Seventh Cromly Jacob, labourer 3 1 north Seventh Cromwell John, bricklayer 20 Schrivers' court tJohn, sailma er 246 south 7th Oliver, bricklayer Kunckel n. Greene Philip, victualler 4th above Browne Cronon Judith, clear starcher 6 Norris's alley Cronoe , calico printer Arch bet. Schuylkill Front and Second Croom Henry, hog victualler James street Cropper Isaac, mariner lOCallowhill ICrosberry David, porter back 6 Locust Crosby Daniel, labourer Hazle alley n. LyndalPs + George, boot cleaner 60 Filbert Sc 9 N. 8th James, mariner Sch. Front near Spruce , M. stonecutter 7 Fayette ' ■ Peter, labourer Hickory lane above Sixth Crosier Benjamin, shoemaker Elmslie's alley Croskey Geo. D. brewer 103 New Richard, merchant 109 N. Front & U6 Chesnut and Say, brewers 1 16 Vine and 101 New ross Benjamin, teacher 35 Vine Elizabeth, teacher 332 north Second CUO — -CRlf Cross Henry, shoemaker 59 Brown (N L.) R. O. hatter 1 73 south Front • r^ t lSee Grossman. jCrosser James, boot cleaner Clever alley Crossman Jane, wife of James, Pryor's alley below Raspberry John, carter Frankford road near Queen John, oysterman 124 n. Front < rotners Lhza, widow Pine near 11th Hannah, widow SS Arch Henrietta, wifeof John Schuylkill 8th bet. Race and Vine John, carpenter S. 2d near Prime r tt Wm' S' mercha"t 125 High & 83 Arch Wrotto Henry, newscarrier 32 Farmer's alley Croudmg Elizabeth, tayloress 70 north Sixth Crousdell John, woodsayer 350 north Third L rouse Boster, lab. Pleasant above Charles Jesse, carpenter back 36 1 south 2d stree* Crouta John B. pastry coo: 240 High Crow Thomas, painter, Sec. Miller's court (N. L ) Crowell James, teacher 18 Shippen and 24 Argyle Samuel, pilot 92 Swanson Crowell Thomas, sea captain 110 south Second Growl Martin, watchman 1 Bryan's alley Crowle Jane, shopkeeper Raspberry alley above Spruce Crowley Henry, carter Shippen lane n. Cedar James, shoemaker Stewart's court John, clock 8c watchmaker 130 S. Front Timothy, fruiterer 16 Walnut I See Crawley ■** fcroxen Archibald, carpet weaver 5 bel. Merrit's lane €rozier Andrew, teacher 137 south Ninth Benjamin, shoemaker Klmslie's alley Cruc^shank Joseph, printer and stationer 87 Hish dwelling 16 i hurch alley Crull, wife of Absolem, 54 Green George, labourer 12 Margaretta street Martin, rigger 2 Branner's allev William, hairdresser 90 Callow'hill Crumbach Godfrey, labourer Shippers lai Cedar CRU Ci Crumbach Peter, labourer Shippen's iane n. Cedar Crumpton William, button maker S9 south Sixth fCrunterdon Charles, labourer Shippen bel. 8th Cruthers John, carpenter Sch. 8th n. Vine Cryder Ann, widow Second ab. Germantown roed Mary C. dry good store 165 N. Third Cudlipp John, shoema er 26 German tCuft' Daniel, woodsawyer Apple below George tCuffy John, mariner back 134 Cedar Culbertson James, weaver n. e. cor. Ches. & 4th Mary, widow teacher 246 N. Front Culin John, jun. taylor s. w. cor. High and VI Culnan Charles, bac 129 Walnut Culvert Martha, taylor ess 135 north Sixth tCummens Abraham, coachman Eimsley's alley Cumming George M. merchant 299 Spruce Richard P. tinplateworker 262 n. 2d "Cummings Ann, washerwoman Apple bel. Green Catharine, widow Fourth above Noble Daniel, shoema: er 215 north Second Enoch printer, -39 ; north Third tlsaac, carriage driver 159 Lombard James, labourer 127 Cedar TRobert, carpenter 185 Coats' street Samuel, merchant 299 Spruce street \\ illiam, hatter back ISO north Fiftfc Wm. grocer 26 Plum & 92 S. wharves Wm. carpenter 17 Carter's alley Cummins David & Co. merchants 68 S wharves fRichard, labourer Acorn alley James, shoemaker 5 Cresson's alley Cumpston Thomas, merchant 30! High Cunitz Lewis, bleeder with leeches 170 Race Cunningham James, shoemaker Weaver's alley • near Thirteenth James, Cedar above Shippen's lane John, grocero 1 s.2d£»SVf Cony ng ham Mark, labourer Lee's court Patrick, carpenter, 219 Cedar wife of David, 37 north Eighth Cunius Philip, blacksmith 335 north Third Curbin Augustas, mariner 25 Mead alley Curby Edward, earthenware store 14 Pin.e CUR OUl Curcier Andrew, merchant 80 south From Cure Louis, watch ma er and jeweller 193 N Curies Adin, sea captain !02 Swanson Enoch, mariner 34 Mead alley Curran John, welldiggef Sch. 8th bet. Race 8c Vine Curren Elizabeth, widow 161 n. Third [See Currin Currey Ann & Eliz. washerwomen back 126 S. 8th Israel, bootmaker 1 63 south Front [See Carrey Curr-4 and Currie Currie Helen, boarding house 100 south Front William, m. d. 119 s. Fifth office 39 Pine Currin James, cordwainer 367 n. Fourth James, hatter 19 Strawberry Timothy, plasterer Juniper lane [SeeCurrtn €&rfy Archd. carpenter Arch n. Sch. Front Christopher, grocer s. e cor. 2d Sc Federal Elizabeth, widow Pitt ab Geo. [See Currey John, merchant taylor 118 Walnut John, shoema; er Second belcw Federal Mollester, shoe dealer 190 N. Third Samuel, cordwainer Eckfeldt's court Samuel, gardener cor. Pine and Sch. 7th Samuel, bootmaker 47 S. I hird Susanna, washerwoman 154 N. Fifth 'Curtis Anthony, Elizabeth Asa, grocer n. e. corner Mulberry and Se* cond and 25 Elfreth's alley Cook, carpenter Hart's court Isaac, shoemaker 105 Crown rJane, washerwoman Shippen n. Sixth John, potter 405 and 407 south Front John H. merchant 407 south Front j Joseph, labourer Seventh n. Pine .Margaret, widow boarding house 16 Coombs' alley [See Kurtz jSamuel, sweep 34 Powell Wm. fancy chairmakerFromberger's court Wm. chairmaker 7 Gray's alley iJurts Wm. Ridge above Francis Cushing Augustus, hardware merchant 275 High Caleb, sea captain .21 south Front }Custus Savarn, woodsawyer 95 Lombard Cutbush James, druggist and chemist 353 & 287 Race and 25 S. Fourth CUT DAL Cutbush Edward, m. d. 153 N. Third Cuthbcrt A. mastmaker 93 Svvanson and 41 Penn Eliza, gentlewoman 397" N. Front James L. gentleman 189 south Third John 8c Jas. L. merchants 102 S. wharves- Samuel, mastma 'er 206 south Third Thomas, merchant 264 south Second 8c 3 Little Water Cutherel Willis, taylor 10 Branch Cyfarrid Christiana, nurse Scott's alley Cypherheldt John C. barber Webb's alley above Cherry fCyrus Dertton, oysterman Elbcw alley and corner Pine and Sixth Dabadie John, merchant s. e. cor. High and 5th and Sharpnack, merchants#corner High and Fifth Dadeker Adam, ba er Marlborough Damn Elizabeth, teacher 31 Powell Dagen John G. shoema- er 324 Vine Dagenhart Catharine, seamstress 218 St. John Dager John, wheelwright 13th below Chesnut Dahlgren Bernard, Swedish vice consul 159 Pint and 125 Walnut Daily Bernard, typefounder Cedar n. Ninth Dennis, drayman 50 Coats' Francis, m. d. Marl. bet. Sen. Fourth & Fifth f Henry, porter Garden above Wood John, sea captain 200 N. Front Wm. tavern eeper 243 south Sixth DaintesJohn, copperplate printer 4 Carlyle's court Dakin Joseph, labourer High n. Sch. Second Dale yames, saiima er 115 north Front Peter, labourer 60 Passyunk Richard, 69 spruce Dallum Samuel, saddler and harness maker 383 High Dallas Alexander J. attorney of the United States for the district of Pennsylvania 98 south 4th Dallett Elijah, tallowr handler Pine between Sc? 8th aud Broad DAL DAIl Dallet Elijah and Thomas, soap and cane kers 3 • High Dallman John, smith and pumpmaker 204 N. 8th fDalmany Gabriel, carpenter Elizabeth Dairy mple 1 lizabeth, nurse Prime below 2£ Daly Nicholas, cabinetma er 133 Lombard Dalzel Wm. chinastore 244 south Id Dance Josiah, flour and feed store 173 N. Third Danenberg G. wine merchant 290 H i ^h Danenhower Geo. flour inspector 1 12 Callowhill Danfield George, carpenter 177 south Front Dangel Maria, widow 13th above Race Daniel Aaron, shipwright Shackamaxon fjames, labourer Upper Ferry road Mary, nurse 1 97 N. Third Samuel, wharf builder 398 north Front Daniels George, carpenter Billings' court John, carter back 417 south Front Joshua, carter Pine above Juniper Thomas, mariner s. w. corner Spruce and Sch. 7th Dankel Henry, biscuit maker Crooked billet wharf Dankwerth rohn, confectioner 1 1 1 south Third Dannaker Christian, store eeper 135 north Third John, victualler Crown above Queen Daponta Lorenzo, millenary 84 north 2d Darby Samuel, cajpenter 15 Duke (N. L.; Dardine John L. storekeeper 33 Green Dare A. mariner 237 N. Water Robert, shallopman 119 Swanson Daring John, labourer Webb's alley n. Ra Darley Sarah, widow Mulberry above Twelfth Darling Eliza, shoebinder 21 Lombard Mrs. seamstress 251 Race Samuel, commission merchant 326 High and 54 Filbert Darman Wm. saddler 7 Mary (S.) Darnell Henry, carter 2 '0 south Front Darquey Martha, shop' eeper 238 Cassafras Darr -ohn, victualler 83 Brown Darrach Barbara, washerwoman Cauffman's cour'. near Cherry Ellen A. teacher 26 Pear street DAR DAV Darrach James, hatter 62 south 2d Daschkoff Andrew, Russian minister 212 Chesnut Dauce Simon, lapidary and jeweller 5 Cherry Davalt Henry, carter Fourth above Browne Davarex Mary, shopkeeper 46 Spruce Davenport Elizabeth, widow shopkeeper 190 S. 2d John, stocking weaver Green street n. Ridge road Mary, widow dry good store 41 n. 2d Robert, jeweller 1 Laurel (C.) William, mathematical instrument ma- ker 45 south Front [See Devenfiort Bavy John, sen. cabinetmaker 32 Cox's alley John, jun. cabinetmaker 32 Cox's alley David D. and S. shopkeepers 32 north Ninth Francis S. merchant Tenth n. Chesnut Jacob, storekeeper 196 north 2d Stephen H. shoemaker 11 Christian and Worrell, storekeepers 196 north 2d Davidson Adam weaver edar n. Twelfth Andrew, shipwright 84 Swanson Alexander, sailmaker Sumerl's wharf Sc 232 north Front David, groeer 183 south Front and 182 south Water Eliza, shoewarehouse 171 south 2d James, labourer Sch. 8th bet. Race kVine John, baker 227 south Fourth Nathan, merchant 1 north Ninth Robert, sailmaker 1 1 1 Catharine Robert, carpenter 287 Vine Wm. gentleman 28 north Ninth Wm. broker 5 Sansom Davies Edward, coach painter back 31 north 9th Trial, blacksmith 115 Green Davingport Addington, saddler Sch. 6th bel. High t-Davis Aaron, labourer Weaver's alley n. 13th Abner, shoestore 84 High Absa. stonemason cor. Sch. 7th and Cherry Ann, Currant alley near Locust Armon, flour merchant store 224 High; dwelling £ south Eleventh Benjamin, shipwright Queen near Hanover DAV OAV DavisBenjamin, merchant 101 High Catharine, innkeeper 4 Bank Catharine, widow 89 rassyunk iCeasar, labourer Paschall's alley- Charles, carpenter Browne street (K-) fCyrus. woodsawyer Allen's court Daniel, combrna er 74 Budd David, mate back 37 Newmarket street David Jones, m. d. 13 Powell D. and S. store keepers 27 north Ninth Eli, ahoemal er 132 High Elijah and FJj, shoestore 132 High Elijah, drayman 77 Budd Evan and Co. boot and shoemakers 38 Ches. Evan, boot manufactory 36 Mulberry George, bro er 30 Walnut and 10 Sansom Hannah, shopkeeper 49 Coat's alley Isaac, tanner and currier 99 Mulberry and corner old York road andl^oble Jacob, combmaker n. w. cor. Catharine & 3d James, smith 187 Shippen and 5 3 Fitzwalter James, suspenderma- er 22 High Jesse, carter 179 Coats John, boo binder 12 Stall's court John, labourer 131 Plum John, labourer Eighth ab. Camac John, taylor 72 N. Fourth tJohn, hairdresser 174 south 2d John, labourer cor. Sch. 7th and Lombard John, shoestore 40 High John, tobacconist 344 High John, cabinetmaker back 459 south 2d John, cabinetmaker 13 Pennsylvania avenue tJohn, woodsawyer Browne's court, Jonathan, carpenter 175 Pine Josa, blacksmith 127 Browne (N. L.) Joseph, carpenter 1 1 Wagner's alley Joseph, hatter 251 north 2d Mary, late ironmonger 168 north 3d Moses, merchant 343 High widow 50 Duke st. (N. L.) Nathaniel, woodsawyer Rose alley bel. Coats Rachel, widow back 37 Noble Rebecca, milliner 54 Spruce DAV DAW Davis Rebecca, milliner 173 south Second Richard, manner 35 Penn Richard, gentleman 369 High R. umbrella maker 41 Lombard Robert, carpenter 27 Noble ■j-Robert, labourer Apple r , sweep master Sampson, carpenter 183 Cherry jSampson, carpenter Davidson's court Samuel JE. accomptant 321 Race near Ninth Samuel, oysterman 10 York court Sarah, nurse 150 Coate's Sarah, nurse 7 Brewer's alley fSouthard, waiter Morgan cor. Tenth Stephen, blacksmith Fitzwater near Seventh Stephen, innkeeper 184 Callowhili Thomas, cordwainer 41 Lombard Thomas, innkeeper 164 High Thomas, wharf-builder 33 Christian Thomas, shipjoiner 45 Coate's Thomas, shoemaker 127 Green fThomas, carter Bradford's alley Thos. blacksmith Old YorkR. n. Tammany Thomas, boot Sc shoemaker 142 south Front William, bloc' ma1- er Swede's alley William, moulder Sheaflf's alley William, taylor 6 south Fifth William, carpenter 227 Cedar William, taylor 51 north Third t William, woodsawyer Mary's alley William, shipchandler corner Sassafras and Water dwelling ». w. cor. Mulberry 8c 7th Zephaniah, stonemason (.lever alley Davison Adam, weaver Ann near Twelfth David, shoemaker Locust above Tenth Robert, sailmr. 1 1 1 Catharine Sc 86 Dock [See Davidson Dawes Abijah, merchant 142 S. 10th 8c Dockn. 2d Ann, widow 20 north Sixth Deborah, teacher 6 Morris's alley Francis, millwright 12th above Mulberry Samuel F. merchant 1 42 south Tenth Sibyl 8c Co. storekeepers 6 south Second Daws William C. taylor back 13 Filbert DAW DEA Dawson Eliza, widow Raspberry alley George, soap and candle factory 573 S. -d G. B. supercargo 12 Pine t James, sandpaper maker Prospect alley Jonas, clock and watchmaker 397 High Margaret, widow 25 Crab & Morrison, brewers 79 and 81 Chesnut Robert, gentleman 101 north Second William, brewer 77 Chesnut Day Augustus, carver and gilder 9th near Cedar B. combmaker 14 Quarry Benjamin, shipwright Sarah Catharine, widow Small alley Christiana, widow Palmer near West Jacob, labourer back 212 St. John John, oysterman Fuller's alley near Front John, oysterman Albertson's court Joseph, blacksmith 42 Plum Mary, tayloress 68 north Second M. bonnetma; er 17 Strawberry Patrick, grocer corner Penn and Cedar Samuel, mariner 35 Catharine Samuel, taylor 12 Stall's court Dayton Henry R. seacaptain cor. Third and Noble Lewis, drayman 8f Budd & Croskey, agents for domestic manufac- tures 109 north Front Dazey Jemima, widow 5 Hartung's alley Deacon Israel, taylor 55 Tammany Deakery Joseph, confectioner 370 High Deal Andrew, carter German town R. near Fourth Christian, baker Fourth below Coate's Christopher, stockingweaver Callowhill n. 1 Cth Conrad, late baker 283 south Front [See Dale and Dieh Daniel, blacksmith Queen near Crown (K.) Elias, ba-er 24 Appletree alley Jacob, labourer N. 8 th bel. Button wood lane Jacob, grocer Queen near Hanover Jacob, victualler ab. 1st gate Germantown road John, shoemaker Sch. Seventh near Cherry John, carter Germantown R. near 1st gate John, victualler 299 north Eighth 0EA DEi: Deal M. widow of Conrad, 305 north Eighth Peter, carp. N. W. cor. Queen & iarlborough Peter, furrier Queen near Crown Peter, jun. carp. Marlborough above Queen Peter, carpenter Mud lane near Frankford fSophia, widow cakeba-er 150 Lombard Thos. merchant cor. 5th Sc High & 57 N. 4th Dealy John, innkeeper 44 south Eighth Deamer John, cooper 8 Almond and 86 S. Water Lewis, 65 Queen (S.) Dean Alexander J. teacher C lever alley & 84 S. 6th John, stevedore back 30 Plumb John, late innkeeper 75 north Fifth M. accademy for young ladies 7 Clever alley Richard, wheelwright cor. Germantown R, and Sixth Deatsworth John, shoemaker back 120 German Deavs Isaac, carpenter 220 Walnut [See Davis Debartholdt David, gentleman 26 Mulberry De Beust John, sailmaker 7 Patton's court l>e Binder Joseph, boatbuilder Prime near Second De Borah Everard, carpenter Fearris's court Hugh, labourer 84 Swanson Debosque Henry, High near Sch. Seventh Debouis Benjamin, box maker 368 north Third De Bree John B. accomptant 4 Laurel Debreece Sophia, mantuamaker bac 42 Coated Debt Samuel R. of the navy 9 Lombard Decan Peter, mariner .; 8 atharine Dechapel A. cor. Lombard and Fifth Decker Moses, labourer 75 ! .reen P. I. storekeeper 258 south Fourth [See Ducker Deckhart Jacob, victualler 446 Sassafras Dec xlyn Theodore, block and pump maker Oak above Hay scales and Poplar above Front Decoster Charles, oackooper 3 Prune [See Dacoste Dedai er Adam, baker Marlborough n. Bedford Dederick Catharine, widow 74 or 78 Vine Defebach David, sawmaker Eckfeldt's court Defieid Jesse, Moyamensing R. near Christian John P. shoemaker Merntt's lane ab. 4th Deforest George, combmaker 3 Schriver's court K DEF DEL Deforest Mary, widow 64 north Eighth Peter, hatter, 62 Cherry Deg Lewis, tallow chandler Germantown R.bel. 2d •fl egay John coo^ 24 Stamper's alley Degen John T. shoemaker 2 1 1 north Eighth De Gourgue Dr. medical apparatus N. E. corner Fifth and Walnut De Grafle Charles, gentleman cor. Spruce and 4th Degreeves John B. pilot 32 Queen (S.) Degress Jeremiah, shoemaker 279 south Third De Hart Abraham, blacksmith Sch. 3d near High James, back OS Poplar lane De Haven Holstein, carpenter upper 45 north 6th Hugh, gentleman upper 45 north Sixth Hugh, jun. merchant 187 High and 45 north Sixth Joseph, sadler Otter bel. Germ, road Peter, gentleman upper 4 1 north Sixth "wife of Jonathan, Prospect alley Dermling F. G. commission merchant 3 N. Fifth Francis C. accomptant 2 Quarry Deitz Margaret, Peter, oakcooper 33 Union [See Ditz^Diis De Knouse Jacob, 4 O. Y. road Sc 121 Callowhill St Fullmer 4 Old York road De la Croix C. J. F hiladelphia distillery 223 N. 2d Louis, grocer back 326 Race Delamar G. 8c F. sawyers George near Eleventh Delamartar John, merchant 68 north Eighth De La Montague E. shoema er iO German tDelancey James, boxmaker 163 St. John's Delange Jacob, storekeeper 1 15 north Third Delany Eydia, mifliner 132 south Third Patrick, harnessmaker 8 Locust William, attorney at law 50 south Sixth Delap Humphrey, Kidge near Callowhill Delaplaine Joseph, bookseller S. W. corner Ches- nut and Seventh Delaunay John, broker 3 Marshall's alley Peter, merchant 1 17 Spruce widow of Robert, 75 Walnut Delavau Isaac, shipwright back 219 Swanson James, fruiterer 158 north Third , DEL DEU Delavau John, shipbuilder 217 Swansou Joseph, grocer 176 Spruce William, fancy chair ma'%er 83 Dock. Delony Jane V. widow 209 Callowhill Deluy Ylaire F. hairdresser 2 south Sixth fDeuiby Thos. woodsawyer 5th ab. Buttonw. lane Demer George, wheelwright Germ. R.nearOttei John, oak cooper 8 Argyle Demerlier Augustus, portrait painter 143 S. 8th J. B. shoemaker 17 2 south Second Dempsey John, accomptant Fromberger's court John, cordwainer 132 Cedar Denabre John, sea captain 79 New Denckla wido%v of Christian H. merchant 12 n. 3d Denham Susan, widow seamstress 19 Plumb Denison James, potter 2 Bryan's alley Denman Aaron, merchant 329 High Sc 214 Arch Denney Dennis, carver and gilder 10 Fromberger's court John, victualler Hanover near West Denning Catharine, 23 Lombard E. tanner 404 north Third Eliza, wife of Jesse, 74 Crown Dennis Ann Sc Jane, quilters Friend's Alms house Jer. shoemaker Fran .ford R. near Bedford John, coroner 90 north Sixth f Packer, labourer Cedar near Seventh Fhebe, widow Emlin's allev Col. Richard, of U. S. army 1 12 S. Eighth Dennison George, teacher 1 Library Denniston John, gentleman 2 Locust Denough Daniel, shoemaker Fourth above Coa fDenton William, woodsawyer 229 Catharine Dentzei F. musician 132 Cedar Deppa Hjjnry, baker Pine below Twelfth Derbyshire Ann, widow Carpenter's court Thos. teacher Carpenter's court Derickson Milford, labourer Catharine near 5th Deringer Henry, gunsmith 574 north Front Lewis, labourer Crown near Prince Deroug Peter, 93 north Third Derr John, farmer Sassafras bet. Sch. 7th and 8th. Mary, widow 185 St. John DEB -liCV. rrick George, labourer Cooper's court (N. L.) John, mariner south Third near German Deny Hannah, widow 1 Gray's alley Hugh, farmer Prime near Eighth Desabaye Lewis, painter, c^c. Randall's court -Oesaque Lewis, merchant 65 south Second Deschapelles A. merchant cor. Lombard and Fifth Deshire Henry, blacksmith cor. Noble and Sixth Deshong Matthias, merchant 7 1 Walnut Oe Silver Ann, widow Fourth above Noble Joseph, grocer 168 north Water Rbt. bookseller, binder, Sec. l 10 Walnut Thomas, stationer, binder, Sec. 220 High and 14 south Seenth Desmond Timothy, painter and glazier 99 Spruce Desplnose, widow of .erorne, 212 Pine Deswan Christopher, glue maker above 538 N. 3d Jetter Henry, labourer Race near Sch; Eighth De Tune Jane, gentlewoman 305 south Front Detz John, bricklayer 199 north Third Deubernaurd Thomas, carpenter Shield's alley varieux Madame, mantuamaker 12* Pine aney James, shoemaker L-ack Shippen ab. 7th Devcn&y John, shipwright Beach near Penn (K.) illiam, 13 Christian fr'Deyeriseu Peter, porter Seventh below Shippen Deveny Ephraim, labourer iieaeh near Penn (K.) 3ever John, labourer Vine bet. Sch. 8th and Broad Oeverenx John, sea captain 491 south Front i)evero«.!x Mary, widow 3 Little Dock Revelier John, bottler 258 Sassafras Deverell Hester, widow baker 134 south Eighth Oevin Sarah, shopkeeper Cherry above Eleventh Devitt Hugh, baker 240 Cedar James, cordwainer 2 87 south Front Patrick, drayman back 123 Plumb Bevlin Ferdinand, labourer Steimetz court (N. Devver Margaret, seamstress 187 south Seventh Bewees David, taylor on the drawbridge Elizabeth, seamstress 5 6 north Seventh Jesse, windsor chairmaker 19 Dock L. ship and anchorsmith Prime n. Swanson "Martha, widow 6 St. Alary DEW DIC Dewees S. and D. taylors on the drawbridge Samuel, shoemaker 259 Catharine Spencer, taylor on the drawbridge Dewer Susannah, teacher 4 6 Gaskill Dewey James, grocer cor. Fourth and Tammany Dewiny Phebe, seamstress 101 Budd De Witt Peter, late lumber merchant 30 Budd Dewitt Eleanor, spinster Pottery alley fDexter Sarah, white washer 222 south Seventh rDezra John, fruitshop Davidson's court Diamond Jacob, carpenter 13th above Sassafras fJ. F. hairdresser 261 south Fourth [See. Dimond Dias Henrietta, 95 south Fourth Dice , segarmaker Little Oak Dick Ann, widow grocer 29 south Front Benjamin, stagedriver back 1 9 Appletree alley Daniel, jun. Sc Co. tobacconists 47 S. Fdbnt Daniel, merchant 49 south Front Frederick, carpenter Moyamensing below Christian Jacob, shipwright Frankford road n. Queen Peter, tayior below^ south 2d near Mary Philip, tobacconist 47 souih Front Wm. grocer 90 Broad street cor. Poplar lane Dickens Ann, widow 268 St. John Dickensheet David, labourer Poplar, near St. John Dickenson James, ropemaker Prince near Crown Rebecca, widow cor. Chesnut and 8th Dickerson John, shoemaker Mark's lane Joseph L. dealer in real estate William, urayman 23 Hopkin's court Dickes Frederick, carpenter Cherry near Duke Peter, whitesmith Queen n. Marlb. (K.) Dickey B. coachman 38 Moravian alley Dickhart Jacob, victualler corner Race and Broad Dickinson Anthony, labourer Bedford near 8th Anthony, labourer 8 Oak street, (S.) Catharine, s. e. cor. 3d Sc George (N.L.) Elizabeth, glover 175 south 2d Henry, merchant 375 High Jesse, carter 20 Noble John, waterman 173 St, John street k 2 BIC L>iL Dickinson Joseph, mariner back 108 Christian Xiturah. widow of Abel printer (White- hall) Ridge road,n. i>uttonwood Nathan, hay scale keeper, Front above Laurel Sarah, 14 Church alley Solomon, cotton manuf. 190 Callowhili Wm. hattei 3 ! ! north 2d street widow of Daniel, glover 32 south 2d Dickison Phcbe, cake baker 158 south 2d Dickson Benjamin, 205 south Fifth Hugh, shoeraa; er 3 Pewter platter alley- John, grocer 200 south Third cor. Gasr- kill and dwelling 43 Gas ill * Joseph R. teacher 61 Gas ill Michael, sea captain 15 1 Locust wife of Patrick. 3 Little DOck Wm. merchant 173 Vine and 29 N. 3d Dtehl Nicholas, notary public office Carpenter's building next door to the custom house dwelling 54 south Eleventh [See Deal Thomas, merchant 199 High Sc57 N. Front Diehr Adam, blacksmith Poplar lane ab. St. John Dietz Henry carpenter 5 Kugler's court Joseph J. artist Filbert below Eleventh Michael C. gentleman Walnut above 1 1th \_See Deitz Oigel Jacob, victualler 413 Race Digler Frederick, coppersmith 225 north 2d Dilcart John, innkeeper 340 north 2d Peter, soap, Sec. manufacturer 342 N. 2d Dilhorn Nathaniel, biscuit baker 167 north Water 30 south wharves and dwelling 82 Mulberry fDill Abner, woodsawyer 118 Lombard Joseph J. sea captain 32 Catharine -, cordwainer Turner's court Dilks Annanias, labourer 506 south Front Diilih Archibald, stone cutter 2 1 6 south 6th John, weaver Little Oak Mary, wife of William 158 north 8th Owen, bricklayer Hunter's court William, collector 32 north Tenth Billing Elizabeth, widow 276 south Fourth U1L hl\ Dilling James, grocer 6th n. Fitzwi. Dillinger John, storekeeper 192 north Dillingham widow, boarding house 35 Walnut Wm. H. attorney at law 74 south 6th Billman Jacob, labourer 486 north Third Dillon James, copperplate printer 24 Springett a'y John, labourer Xonnater's court f Ditcher Abner, labourer 83 north Fifth Dilworth James, ironmonger 59 north 2d Joseph, teacher High west perm't. bridge Margaret, nurse 2i Callowhill Sarah, hardware store 128 south Front Sarah, boarding house 5 south Tenth Thomas, teacher Chesnut ab, 15th street William, ironmonger 123 south Front William, fur merchant 4 south Fifth Dinnin Robert, carpenter 188 south Sixth Dmny Conrad, labourer ab. first gate Ger. road Dinsman John, gunsmith 404 north Third Pisher David, x. w. cor Vineyard and Ridge road Dismary John, carpenter 91 Green Djtche Henry, constable Crown n. Prince DitmyreC. tanner 444 north Front Godfrey, tanner 7 Stephens* court Dito Sherry, grocer 154 south Eighth Diver Hottman, blacksmith Pearson's court John, labourer Vine near Broad Joseph, carpenter 12 Wagner's alley Divers Joseph, carpenter 4 Filbert and 30 X. Sth Dixcy Thomas, pumpmaker Fitzwalter above 7f.h Thomas, mariner 500 south Front Dixey Jonathan, carpenter Baker near 7th William, printer 2 K) north Eighth Dixon Elizabeth, widow 128 Coats [See Dick&ou George, shipwright Federal near Front James, accon ptant 77 north 2d Joseph, mustard manufactory 3 ; S. Front and only son of the late John Dixon Mary, widow corner Locust and Eleventh fSamuel, woodsawyer 163 Coats - Sarah, widow 8 Little Water Thomas grocer Lombard below Twelfth William, merchant 36 Dock William, labourer Little Oak DIX DON Dixon William, shoemaker back 390 Race Dobbie William, brickmaker Wright's a'y n. Vine Dobbins Caleb, carpenter 152 Callowhill C athai ine, 4 h Beck's alley Thomas, merchant taylor 5 south Front and 4 south Water Dobelbower Lewis, printer 459 south 2d Dobleman Frederick, silversmith Tammany ab. 4th Dobson Jonathan, shoemaker 377 north Third Samuel, carpenter 1 15 Walnut Thomas, bookseller and stationer 41 s. 2d DoddMrs. 86 German Dodds Joseph, shoemaker 2d below Federal Dohnert J. H. taylor 186 Race Doig John, stone cutter 2 1 5 south 6th Doke Matthew, labourer Pine near Eleventh Dolby Ann, widow boarding house 64 south 8th Joseph, sexton 21 Cherry Mary, chinastore 338 south 2d Dolman John, bootmaker Walnut below Tenth DoltonCharles, carpenter York road ab. Tammany Doman John, carpenter 7 Wood (N. L.) Thomas, currier Rose alley bel. Coats T See Doivman Dominick John, mariner back 385 south Front Donaho James, labourer 44 Queen (S.) Donahue Margaret, widow 9 Pleasant avenue Matthew, tallow chandler 3 Sassafras a'y Matthew, 101 Lombar. Donaldson Andrew, sea captain 31 Queen (S.) Andrew, mastmaker Penn R. corner Maiden Arthur, teacher 18 Nicholson's court Isaac, hatter 7 6 N. 2d [See Donnald&on John, carpenter 297 south Front Joseph, hatter 72 north 2d Wm. T. mastmaker 68 Swanson Donath Joseph and Co. merchants 28 south Front Donegan Thomas, storekeeper 4 lo north 2d Donnald Rosanna, widow 7 Brooke court Donnaldson Edward M. sea captain 38 Walnut [See Donaldson John, jun. wine merchant 43 Dock SON DOR Bonnaldson John, broker 43 Dock and 38 Walnut Donnel L. sea captain 1 84 Swanson Donnell Nathaniel, 74 i -atharine Robert, labourer Hazel alley n. Pine Donnelly A. tallow chandler Moyamensing near Prime David, labourer Prosperous alley F. labourer Race nearSch. Front George, sea captain 49 Callovvhill Hugh, bricklayer 86 Plumb - James, stevadore 50 Passyunk James, carpenter cor. Eleventh and Pine James, soapboiler 77 north Fifth James, drayman 283 north Third James, dry good store 14^ north Third John, carter Oak above Coats John, labourer, 405 Sassafras widow of John, turner Juniper alley Donnough John, mariner 25 Little German Margaret, grocer 1 10 Union William, builder 1 10 Union Donocho Macthew, weaver Duval's court Donohue Matthew, tallow chandler 16 Sassafras alley tDonophi Rhoda, fidler 5 Hunt Donot Rachel, grocer 42 Coats' Donovan John, sea captain 382 south Front Dooley E. J. gentleman 52 south Fifth cor. Prune Doran John, grocer 1 62 south Water Michael, merchant corner Chesnut Sc 2d Patrick, merchant 2 1 6 Cedar William, grocer cor. Sch. 8th Sc Sassafras Doring Sarah, widow Beach n. Hanover fDoris Elizabeth, labourer fPeter, coachman 101 north Eleventh Dorlic Jaques, teacher 6 Sansom Dorman rohn C. woodsawyer Queen n. Fourth John, boot and shoemaker Walnut n. :otI» Matthias, shipwright Sarah bel. Bedford Dorn John, shoemaker 20 1 north Front Dorsey Benedict, grocer 3 south 3d & 12 Branch Elizabeth, gentlewoman 65 Mew John, auctioneer 8 north Front DOR DOO Dorsey John S. m. d. 120 Mulberry Mary, tayloress 1 1 1 Svvanson and Peterson, grocers 3 south Third Dosbraldt John, 45 Elder Dotterer Henry, millwright, Sec. 18 Schriver's court Dotterers Adam, currier 211 St. John Dottro Mary, widow of Barney 134 Callowhill Doudle Barbara, widow of John Steinmetz' court Doudney William, comumaker 53 south Water IDouce Richard, coachman 191 Lombard Dougall Archibald, stonecutter Lombard bel. 10th Doughert Abm. labourer 17 Crabb Dougherty Alexander, taylor 65 north 5th Daniel, grocer s. e. Ninth & Lombard George, ironmonger 14o south Front George, labourer back 105 German Hugh, innkeeper s. w. cor. N. Front and Laurel Hugh, labourer 146 Cedar Hugh, storekeeper cor. Race Sc Front John, mariner 54 Shippen John, labourer Vine bel. Washington John, grocer 170 Lombard John, grocer 1 Spruce John, labourer Hanover below Bedford Joseph, miller 218 south Fifth Martin D. sea captain 120 Pine Mary, wife of Wm. back 367 Mulberry Michael, fisherman Beach n. Warren Patrick, stevedore Shippen above 5th Rachel, widow Mark's lane Richard, lumber merchant 177 s. 7th Roger, labourer Vine bel. Washington Thos. labourer Queen n. 1 ranktbrd R. W. sen. soapboiler Callowhill ab. 8th William, labourer Washington n. Vine widow of Hugh, 19 Cedar wife of Hugh, 242 south Third widow of J.boardinghouse 9 Elbow lane Doughty Samuel and Thomas, curriers 237 N. 3d Susanna, widow 102 Crown Douglass Abm. 86 Cedar t Abner, labourer 70 Budd BOU DOW Douglass Catharine, seamstress Washington court Eliza confectioner 245 south Front Elizabeth, widow 25 1 Vine Francis, bricklayer 1 18 noKh Fourth John, shoemaker 30 north 6th John, alderman 17 ' south Fourth John, jun. cabinetmaker 133 south 3d John, typefounder Cedar above Tenth John, labourer '.or. Fourth and Christian Joseph, sailrna'er George st. (S.) Peter, urushmaker 82 north Third tRobert, hairdresser and perfumer 54 Mulberry Samuel, storekeeper 84 Cedar 8c Ware, sailmakers 48 S. wharves fWm. shoemaker 4th bel. Timber lane Douty Mrs. of Flias, 108 Cedar Jacob, shoemaker 1 Chester-st. Douzy H. F. de, vice consul from France 179 Wal- nut (Sansom's row) Dover Eliza, widow Germ, road above gate No. I Philip, watchman 295 Vine Dow George, boarding house 14 Shippen John, printer 328 south Second Rebecca, widow 22 Christian wife of G. 28 SLippen Dowd John, mariner T85 Cedar Rose, Mrs. of Peter Tenth near Pine Dowderman Jacob, cooper 40 Bread Dowdney Terence, labourer Shackamaxon above Bedford (K.) Dowell, wife of James 170 Cherry , storekeeper Hamilton village Dowerman Mary, widow Penn near Maiden Dowers John, sen. late sailmaker 83 south 6th Nicholas, stablekeeper 60 & n. 48 Lombard Dowland Edward, carpenter 31 Brewer's alley John, mariner 63 German John, weaver Filbert below Eleventh Thomas, harness maker 39 Chester Dovvnes Joseph, Rose Sarah, widow Trusty's court BOW CLA Downey John, labourer Mark's lane Marga ret, seamstress 5 Bell's court >!ary, widow 301 south Fourth Downing Jacob, iron merchant 1 19 N. Water anfi 38 north Fourth John, J. merchant Clifford's wharf Margaret, whitewasher 13 Pear Rachel, shopkeeper 359 Mulberry Downings Joseph, grocer 2 New-Market and Vine near Third Thomas, ladies' shoemaker Second ab. German Downs Earl, shoemaker cor. 7th 8c Shippen Matthew, Davidson's alley below Juniper Doyle Bartholomew, stablekeeper Martung's alley Charles, millstone maker 7 Filbert and Ju- niper lane and Callaghan, burr millstone makers 2 Filbert Francis, map mounter 5 Little's court James, oak cooper 100 Cedar James, shoemaker Spruce ab. Tenth Iohn, grocer 338 Hiii,h John, tavernkeeper 8 !igh Matthew, farmer Vineyard Walter, soapboiler, &c. 357 Mulberry tD' Pee Thomas, waiter, &c. 258 Lombard Drais Daniel, sailmaker 25 south wharves Drake John, labourer 138.Locust Margaret, boarding house s. e. cor. Little George and Seventh Draper John, engraver 47 Sansom Jonathan, shoemaker 89 south Fourth t William, labourer Paschall's alley Dreer Frederick, cabinet maker 148 Sassafras and 104 north Fifth Dresser Solomon, cordwainer cor. Carpenter and Fourth Drew John, flaxhackler 202 Shippen Nathaniel, merchant 298 north Front Owen, hackler back 14 Plum Drigger John, stevadore 156 north Wa» Dill DUB Drinker Henry, cashier of the bank of North Atfie- rica 30 north Front Henry S. gentleman 49 Filbert John, attorney at law 144 south Second Joseph D. merchant 36 Carter's alley 91 S. 8th Richard, grocer 30 north Front Samuel, sea captain 323 north Second William, gentleman 45 Cherry Drink water Wm. grocer & bottler 85 south Front Drips Matthew, weaver Cherry bel. Juniper Drosdorf Charles A. grocer 126 south 8th 8c Roberts, grocers 126 S. Eighth Droz Charles, clock and watchmaker 149 Walnut £c Sons, clock and watchmakers 149 Walnut widow of Humberz A. L.-38 Pine Drum Brian, attorney at law 87 S. 6th 8c 183 Pine John, victualler Garden above Callowhill William, victualler 302 north Eighth Drumber Henry, tavernkeeper 139 north Third Drummond John K. 28 Argyle John, cabinet maker 30 north Sixth Josiah, hairdresser 2 1 north 8th Mrs. teacher 274 south Second Thos. labourer Taper alley ab. Green Duane William, adjutant general U. S, army 98 High William J. 1 3th near High Dubac Gabriel, merchant 86 north Second Dubacq widow, 126 Pine Dubarre John, merchant 177 High 8c 1 1 N. 8t)i Dubasse Susan, washerwoman Hudson's lane fDubetan Francis, shipwright Fuller's alley n. Front Dubison V. 13§ south Front Dubois Abraham, 7 1 north Fifth John, shoemaker 2 St. Mary John, oysterman 2 north Fifth IVmry mantua maker 14 north Fifth Dubosq Henry, trunkmaker High near Sch. 8th Dubourg Michael, tobacconist 2f S. Front Dubree Joseph, 119 south Third [See Debtee Dubs Martin 8c Co. merchants 247 High Martin, merchant 37 north Seventh L DUB DUW Dubbs Michael, flour merchant 10th ab. Filbert Ducass Peter, taylor 5 Baker court Duche Jane, widow 22 Catharine Ducker John, carpenter 287 Spruce [See Decker Ducoing John, merchant 28 Green, store Water near Chesnut & Lacombe, merchants 1 8 Coates alley Peter, merchant 2 north Sixth Ducomb Vincent, 191 Pine Vincent, jun. sea captain 196 Pine Duddy Bernard, typefounder Cedar near 1 1th Mrs. of Peter, 237 Cedar Dudgeon John, shoemaker 13th above Sassafras Dudley Margaret, mantua-maker 23 Walnut Dudrue John, typefounder Clifton street Due Christiana, widow milkwoman Cherry be. Sch. 7th and 8th Duey Adam, tavernkeeper 10 south 5th Mary, washerwoman Chesnut ab. 13th Duff John, comedian Race John, razor strop maker 1 8 Quarry st. Patrick, tobacconist 28 Plumb Duffee Wm. copperplate printer 1 1th near Locust Duffey Michael, printer 561 south Front Philip, tavernkeeper and bottler 66 Plumb Duffield Edward, accomptant 15 1 south 11th John, merchant 12 Chesnut Samuel, m. d. 12 Chesnut William B. m. d. 41 Spruce Duffle Benjamin, carpenter back 347 Race Dufty Francis, grocer 26 Pine alley Hugh, grocer corner 9th and Walnut James, labourer Queen near Cherry John, teacher 45 George, (S.) St 60 GasUill Patrick, typefounder Bonsall street jDuffye Robert, rag merchant back Juniper above Cherry Dufief N. G. bookseller Sc professor of the French' language 118 Chesnut Dugan Anthony, merclfant 92 Union Joseph, shoemaker 15 Hopkins' court Joseph, merchant 9 1 south Third DUG DUN Dugan Patrick, mason Sch. 8th bet. Race 8c Vine Duhamel John, taylor 33 Mulberry Duke Samuel, cabinetmaker 15 Strawberry Dulager Mary, shopkeeper 70 Mulberry Dulan Andrew, blacksmith Vienna near Duke Duler Peter, teacher 30 Pine Duley Catharine, washerwoman Spafford Duling Paul, blacksmith back 62 Cherry Dulles Joseph, gentleman 3 Franklin Row S. 9th Dumas Elias, merchant 9 Wood (N. L.) John F merchant 42 Sassafras Dumoulin Michael, commissioned interpreter and French teacher 24 Pear Dumourier Joseph, goldsmith 184 S. Fourth Dumoutet J. B. jeweller 55 St 57 south Second Dunaker John, victualler Hanover below Bedford Dunant widow of Edward 275 Chesnut f Dunbar Nicholas^sailmaker Grissell's alley wife of M. back 18 Filbert rDuncan Anthony, sailmaker 16 Elizabeth Arabella, teacher 1 3 north Fifth Eliz. widow 24 Shippen George, accomptant 2 1 1 north 8th George, 10th below Race John, tallowchandler Locust ab. 12th Letitia, widow 9 Pleasant Avenue fPatience, washerwoman Elbow ailey fPhebe, cook 12 Mulberry f Sarah, widow Elbow alley widow 178 north Eighth AVm. adjutant general state of jPenjisyl- vania 313 north Second Wm. labourer 4 Sugar alley Wm. writing master Library street [See Durtkin Dundas James H. attorney at law 120 S. Fourth Dunham wife of Aaron, back 14 Oak (S.) Dunhower Charles, carpenter Joint alley ab. SCh. 8 th Dunken George, fruiterer 202 north Eighth Dunkerly John, victualler Currant alley n. Locust Richard, weaver's machine maker Pitt 2tb. Beater DUK DU.P llunkiu Ann, widow 95 S. 8th [Sec &UriQau 0unlap James, m. d. 107 Mulberry James, 12th near Pine Mrs of Wm. stone paver Watson's al^y Robert, dealer 232 south Fourth Wm. grocer 146 north Fourth William, carter Fitzwalter near 7th widow of John, gentleman s e. cor. lotji and Chesnut Dunlevy John, shoemaker 46 George (S.) Robert, sea capt. 4 1 Christian 8c 24 Union alley Dunn Ann, widow washerwoman 47 Artillery lane Edward, carter 150 south Ninth f Eliza, 12th near Walnut George, turner and umbrella maker 96 $t. John Hannah, widow Hazel alley near Walnut Hugh, labourer 179 St. John John, oarmaker 124 Catharine John, labourer Sch« 8th near Race John, labourer Lee's court Mary, widow innkeeper 2 1 3 south Second -Mary, widow seamstress back 319 Callow- hill Michael, labourer 200 Shippen Michael, ropemaker 2 Well's row Nathan, merchant 46 north Front Rachel, widow dry good store 79 N. 2d Robert, 112 Walnut Thomas, minister of Methodist Society 65 _■'. Fourth Dunton George, sea captain 30 Green Jacob, sailmaker Bickley's wharf 2d door above High and 6 1 New Be Ker, ship chandlers, Sec. 7 S. Wharves* Dunwoody John, 283 south Front Robert, brickmaker Sch. 7th bet. Lom- bard and South Ruth, boarding house 41 N. Seventh I^upark John, fancy trunkmaker 44 Arch fUi'pee Abraham, oysterman Ruplaine Rachel C, widow 70) Union DUP BUT Du Plessis Peter Le Barbier, conveyancer &: sworn interpreter 52 Walnut Duponceau Peter S. sworn interpreter, Scc.and counsellor at law, office 15 S. 6th n. the n. k. cor. of Chesnut, dwelling 195 Chesnut Dupouy A. dancing master 1 19 Spruce Dupellar Andrew, gardener 71 Plumb Dupeller Mary, boarding house 6 Dock Dupre Peter, professor of music 26 Spruce fDupree James, barber 481 High Dupuay Magdeline, widow 78 or 74 Vine Dupuy Daniel, 16 south Second John, jun. storekeeper 16 south Second Durang John, comedian 216 Cedar Durant Eleanor, tayloress 16 Oak (S.) John, 121 Cedar Durborow Daniel, shoemaker 8 Plumb Samuel St Co. merchants 187 High Durell Isaac, carpenter 12 Crab Jeremiah, drayman 44 Budd fDurham Clayton, boot cleaner 26 Lombard -{-Clayton, dealer 8th near Lombard George, shoemaker Allen's alley fJohn, labourer Middle alley t Joseph, labourer above 7th t Thomas, mariner Durll Jacob, victualler Queen n. Frankford road Durmer Margaret, nurse Queen near Bishop Durman Thomas, basket maker 5 1 4 north Front Durn C. widow Spafford street Durnell Samuel, carter Queen near Sixth Durney John & Tobias, biscuit bakers cor. 2d and Shippen Joseph, biscuit baker 303 south 2d Michael, biscuit baker 303 south 2d Paul, accomptant cor. 2d and Sfrippen Durr John, carpenter 340 Race widow, Miller's court Dusar F. merchant 220 Pine / Lusen Wm. mariner back 124 -Catharine rusenbery Henry, storekeeper 183 north Third Dushay John, shoemaker^back 283 north Third Dusolle John, taylor Watson's alley /l2 Dutert Peter, barber 46 north Third Dutilh C. M, widow 230 Spruce Dutter Adam, currier 211 St. John Dutton Caleb, bricklayer back 62 Cherry Enoch, waiter 124 Pine John, teacher near Arsenal John, shoemaker 166 south Sixth Joseph, carpenter 88 Lombard Duval James- S. merchant 179 High & 15 N. 8th Mary, widow 4 Dock Dwyer Rebecca, boarding house 37 Union Dyer Ann, cook-cellar 267 S. Fourth Sc Webster bruahmakers 106 High Samuel, brushmaker 1 19 N.4th U. 106 High Wm. brewer 121 Green Dyke John, hairdresser 37 Mead alley Dyott T. \V. m. d. N. E. cor. Second and Race Dyster Joseph J. tubular iron bridge architect, coF.- I2th and Chesnut. Gackus Robert, brassfounder 245 south Sixth Saden William, grocer 208 Hi^h £agan Michael, Roman Catholic bishop ISTWil- ling's alley Eakins Isaiah, shoemaker Gilles* alley Eater Frederick, baker High west Sen. Eighth 3arl Caleb, sea captain 35 Union Clayton, merchant 19 Pine Hannah, bqarding house 58 north Fifth John, caulker 418 south Second Samuel, m. d. 35 Union. E&rle Edward, bookseller 1 43 Chesnut Eliza, widow shopkeeper 379 north Front JaiTies* gilder (Shakespeare gallery) 1 S. *4 James* labourer 327 north Front , nurse back 26 Branch Early Hugh, drayman Mark's lane John, drayman 7th below Shippen Samuel, shingiedresser 252 south Sevcitfh Karntst George, labourer Beach n. Maiden Henry, flour and feed store 407 north 2d Jacob, merchant layloy 1 6 S. Fourth EAR ECK Earp & Co. hardware store 252 south Second George, hardware merchant 252 south 2*J Thomas, hardware merchant 209 south 2d widow of Robert, 252 south Second Easby John, oakcooper 13 York court Eastburn Joseph, cabinetmaker 86 Vine Eastlack F. mealmen 2d above Germantov/n road tliaston Abraham, nailer Juniper near Chesnut t Frances, washerwoman Shippen n. 6th Eastwick Margaret, shopkeeper Clever alley Stephen, plaisterer 1 8 1 Green Margaret, widow 6 Clever alley Eatland Alexander, ronemaker 7 bel. Germ, road Eaton A. silverplater f 04 south Tenth Elijah, flour dealer 146 Browne (N. L.) Jonathan, tanner Rose alley near Coate's Eberle Chas. surgeon's instrumentmaker 1 1 N.tSih Frederick, baker 187 south Fifth John Jacob, suspender maker 77 New Ebert Peter, rigger 41 Coate's Eberth Catharine, widow 143 Vine Conrad, gentleman »86 north Fifth Ebling widow of John, 2d naar Germantown road. Robert, shoemaker 2d n. Germantown road Eccles James, 69 Cedar James, gentleman 45 Lombard Martha, seamstress Spifuce near Sch. 5th Echey Jacob, carpenter 399 nt>rth Front Echo George, 112 south Tent^i Eck Mrs. of Samuel, back 393 north Front Eckard George, rigger 28 Artillery lane Eckel Andrew, tobacconist 10 Bryan's alley Eckendorff Martin, surgeon barber 10 south Sixth Eckenslein Jacob, taylor 99 north Fourth Eckert Abraham, sugar boiler Lawrence Charles, tallowcharjdler back 377 north 2d Conrad, baker Queten near Bishop John, baker Miller'fe alley (Sch.) near Broad John, labourer 100|Coate[s Joseph, baker 100 Christian Joseph, baker 341 Race [See JEgert Eckfeldt Adam, blacksmith 13 above Race George, soip & candle manuf. 203 S. 6th Jacob, smith 31 North alley & 46 N. 5th ECK EDW Eckfeldt Michael, carpenter Eckfeldi's court Eckley Abraham, cooper 33 Crown Jacob, cooper 33 Crown EckmaD Benj. shoemaker 106 Locust near 10th Eckstein John, brush maker 138 High & 99 N. 4th Jacob, tayior 99 north Fourth John, grocer and tavern 199 N. Water Eckstine Fredk. distiller 71 Locust & 11 n. Filbert John, engraver 83 Locust Ecky Anthony, apothecary and druggist cor. Wal- nut and Second, and 319 High Eddie James, gunmaker Noble near Third Eddowes Catharine, teacher cor. 8th and Spruce Ralph, merchant 324 High R. jun. & John china merchants 3-4 High ^-del John, oakcooper Gennantown road near 4th Edelman Isaac, carpenter 124 Filbert Sarah, widow 145 Cherry [Set JEdlemaK Edenborn Jacob, currier 1 10 Sassafras Edenfield Thomas, pilot 154 Swanson Cdgar James, carpenter Wiley's court Owen, watchman Thirteenth near Filbert Edgel Philip, 19 Little German Edgin Benjamin, waterman 9 Lombard Edleman Sarah, nurse 145 Cherry Edmund William, potter George above Twelfth F^wards Ann, seamstress Queen above Second fCharles, labourer Cherry below 13th tDinah, washerwoman Kessler's court Elizabeth, milliner 72 Mulberry Griffith, grocer 72 High and 16 Bant! Hannah, widow of Geo. Titzwater n. 7th Hannah, widow 408 north Second Henry, merchant 56 south Fourth Jacob, flourstore 210 High John, J. & Co. druggists 319 High John, druggist 319 and 324 High John, innkeeper 222 north Front John, jun. attorney at law back 83 High Joseph H. oakcooper 51 Queen (S.) Joseph, brassfounder 106 north Sixth tJoseph, coachman Watson's alley Mary, tayloress -88 uorth Eighth EDW ELD Edwards Mary, widow 14 Parham's alley Mrs. milliner 56 south Fourth M. widow 5 Heydes court P. teacher Emslie's alley t Patience, washerwoman 283 St. John jPhilip, labourer 196 Noble R. pilot back 121 Queen (S.) Sarah, widow mantuamaker 459 north 3d Susannah, seamstress Smith's alley Thomas, ropemaker 492 south Second Thomas, cordwainer 12 Pear Edwin David, engraver Filbert above Twelfth Seler George, carpenter 325 south Second Eells Nathan, seacaptain 76 Christian Egert George, gentleman 1 1 2 south Tenth George, jun. baker 357 north Second [See Eckert Eggers Jacob, storekeeper 1 48 north Third Eggleston Joseph, smith 6 Pewterplatter alley Eggleton John, labourer Queen near Frankford Eglee Ann, widow 28 Bread Jacob, cabinetmaker 65 and 66 south Fourth Ehrenfight Mary, widow back 208 High Ehrenzeller George, accomptant 79 north Tenth Ehringhaus Adolph, broker 1 09 s. 9th & 12 s. 4th Eigelberner Peter, segarmaker 4 Prospect alley Einewachter Elizabeth, gardiner Poplar near 4th Eisenbrant Henry, instrument maker 46 N. Fourth Eisenhunt Andrew, jun. £03 north Second Eisenhut Andrew, coppersmith 203 N. Second Ekin Joseph, innkeeper 8 Strawberry Elberson Art, grocer 174 Swanson John, cooper 5 Vernon John, storekeeper s. e. corner Germap and Third "Elbert Samuel, ragman back 2 % Small Elder widow of Thomas, s. w. cor. of 1 1th and Arch Wm. T. cotton, hay, &c. packer, Red store wharf Eldredge Abraham, mate 12 Arglye Obadiah, labourer 113 north Front Phineas, seacap. Carpenter's n. 5th (S.^ Eldfidge S; Brick, curriers 80 Chesnui ELD- — ELL Eldridge Daniel, labourer 267 north Front Frederick, baker High near Sch. 8th Isaiah, seacaptain Carpenter (S.) n. 5th James, mariner back 108 Christian Job, carter Beach near Maiden Joseph M. currier 31 Carter's alley and 80 Chesnut Phineas, rigger Front below Federal E4er Frederick, baker High near (Sch.) 8th Elfreth John & Isaac C. merchants 185 High Samuel, carter No^le near Fourth Philip, cooper back 399 north Third widow, Shippen above Fifth Elfrey Jacob, cooper 2 Knight's court Elkinton Asa, tallowchandler 202 north Second Ella Hannah, widow shopkeeper 2 1 south Fourth John, accompant 2 1 south Fourth Ellet Charles, 12 Noble and Ellet's wood wharf Ellick and Bockius, curriers 237 north Third Elliott Charles, weaver Palmer near Duke Charles, labourer cor. 1 3th and Cedar Daniel) druggist 60 s. Front 8c 6 north 5th James, tavernkeeper 23 south Third James, grocer corner Mulberry and Fourth James, jun. ornamental painter 135 Arch Jane, widow folder 33 Pewterplatter alley John, sea captain 35 Queen tJohn M. porter and sexton Dean's alley John 8c Daniel, druggists and colourmen *0 south Front John, comb and fancy store 82 High John, shipjoiner Queen n. Marlborough K. Samuel, tallow chandler Broad n. Walnut Samuel, shoestore 17 north Sixth Samuel, weaver Broad below George fSolomon, porter 22 sugar alley Susan, confectioner 56 Dock Thomas, deputy sheriff' 122 south Front wife of William, b. 26 north Ninth William, innkeeper 43 north Third Ellis Arthur, woodsawyerb. 238 south Fifth Daniel C accomptant 185 Cherry Martha wife of Daniel, 188 north Fifth David, teacher 82 Crawn EfflW ELL Edis Enos, Cabinet maker 267 Race Hugh, silverplater 194 and back 239 Higji James, ropemaker ab. 1st gate Germ, road James, brassfounder 252 south Front Martha, teacher 22 Little German M. tavernkeeper Callowhill-st. wharf tStephen, waiter b. 198 Cherry Sc Sloan, stablekeeper 2 Drinker's alley Thomas, stablekeeper 2 Drinker's alley Thomas, Cooper and guager Sen. 6th bet High and Chesnut Ellison James, labourer Cedar below Eleventh John, grocer n. w. cor. Mulberry and 12th Samuel, carpenter 60 Coate's Smith, tin piate worker 72 north Seventh F.llmaker Levi, flour merchant 431 High Elmer Frederick, labourer 93 Browne Elmore George, brassfounder Perkinpines court Elmslie Alex, mercht. 35 Chesnut & 232 s. Front Elston James, caulker Marlborough n. Beach Thomas, caulker Marlborough n. Beach Elton Antony, accomptant 138 south Front A. gunsmith next 43 Zane Anthony, shoemaker 28 Elfreth's alley Anthony, carpenter 3 Wood (N. L.) Mrs. of Thomas H. b. 1 13 German Thomas, carpenter 139 Cherry Eltonhead Jane, seamstress sch. 7th near Vine Peter, machine maker, b. 171 north 2d F.lwell B. taylor Whitehall-st. near Front Henry, blacksmith 2 1 Parham's alley Isaac, labourer b. 346 north Second Jonathan, flour and feed store, Oak (N. L.) above Noble Elwine Michael, labourer Perkinpines court Ely Benjamin merchant 5 north Ninth Joseph, 275 Sassafras Embree James, 8 north Seventh Emerick Fredk. shipwright Marlborough n. Queen Mrs. gardener Hanover Susan, Prospect alley near Locust Emery Abraham, carter York court * t Edward, labourer b. 135 Phimb £M£ ENG Emery Jacob, vict. Ridge road below Callowkili Jacob, victualler Poplar below Fourth ■j-John, labourer Webb's alley- Lewis, hat merchant 69 north Second Lewis, junr. hatter 145 north Front Samuel, ship broker and wax candle maker Carpenter's buildings and 38 Sansom Ernes Ann, midwife 61 N. Eighth [See jimiea Emlen Ann, gentlewoman 179 Chesnut h Fullerton, merchants 1 69 High George, attorney at law 113 Walnut k Howell, merchants 17 south wharves Jeremiah, apothecary {^druggist 6 N. 3d Joshua, merchant 17 south wharves, and 20 north 6th Maria, widow 89 New Samuel W. ironmonger 135 High Sarah, widow 103 south Fourth WTm. F. 1 69 High and Chesnut near 10th Emley Gilbert, dry good store 28 north Second tEmmerson Nathan, woodsawyer Bonsall Emmons Heman, grocer cor. Front and Dock and 35 Dcek John, mariner Baker near Seventh Emrick Baltis. baker 234 High Baltis, jun. baker 23 north Seventh Empfield Jane, widow 75 Plumb Emrey Jacob, innkeeper and meal merchant junc- tion 3d and German town road Eneu James, late baker Federal near Passyunk James, jun. baker 38 Passyunk John, baker 57 Lombard Ehgard Henry, tavernkeeper 418 north Second Philip, shingledresser 127 Brown [See Ingard Engel Martin, taylor 320 Vine Margaret, seamstress b. 139 Green Engelman Daniel, flowerist & seedman Arch near Sch. Seventh England William, carter 10 Pennsylvania avenue Engle James, inspector of customs s. w. corner Second and Shippen [See Ingles John, baker b. 69 Queeti (S.) Englebert Leonard, merchant 149 south Second EXG ER1(V Engles Ann, widow University of Pennsylvania George, gentleman 53 New Henry, constable 121 Plumb John, boatman 273 south Fifth Joseph P. teacher of Latin, University ef. Pennsylvania widow, milkwoman 268 south Fifth Wm. wharf builder 4th above ( 'oate's English Edward, grocer 84 Cedar wharf Elisha N. supercargo 31 Pine John W. chairmaker 13 Baker's court Levy, tay lor 51 Mulberry S. cabinetmaker 178 Vine & 135 Walnut Enholm Hannah, widow 30 Parham's alley Ennes Lawrence, teacher and grocer 92 Shippen Ennis Thomas, saddler and harnessmaker 42 High near Sch. Sixth [See Innis fEnnold's Johnson, Middle alley Enou John, whitesmith Raspberry alley Enters Lewis, innkeeper 54Callowhill Entrikin Thomas, grocer cor. Spruce and Sixth Epstein Jacob, storekeeper 273 north Second Eppelsheimer Lewis and Co. sugar refiners 168 north Fifth Lewis, sugar refiner 159 Vine Epplee Andrew, druggist 137 north Third Epley Robert, carpenter George (N. L.) ab. 2d Erben Henry, merchant 22 N. Fifth 8c 263 High Erdman Charles, A. printer 317 Arch Charles, sworn interpreter 317 Arch Henry, carpenter 35 Chester Erchison C. sea captain 15 Mary (S.) Erman Wm. shopkeeper 146 north Third Erringer Frederick, shoemaker 57 Mulberry- Jacob, innkeeper cor. Front 8c Race Ervin Moody, drayman 194 north Fifth Erving Hannah, widow back 387 south Front Erwin Caspar, brewer 6 Elbow lane Charles, sea captain 147 south Eighth Edward, labourer 13th near Cedar Isabella, grocer 257 south Front and Jackson, stablekeepers 3 S. 7$\\ XI ERW- — EUK Efrwin John, carpenter 259 south Fourth [See Irivine Rebecca, widow Swedes alley Robert, stablekeeper 81 X. 8th be 3 S. 7th Samuel, oak cooper 1 5 Fuller's alley Samuel, carpenter 6 Cresson's alley Susan, 277 Sassafras Tabitha, widow 475 N. Second street Margaret, widow 107 Plumb Esher Conrad, saddler back 26 north Ninth Conrad bricklayer 261 south Fifth George, gardener Ridge road Henry, hatter 3d below Germantown road Esherick Joseph, hairdresser & bleeder 2 1 N. 4th Margaret, widow cake baker 9 N. Fifth Mary, widow 48 Cherry Esler Benjamin, turner 49 S. 4th & Elmslie's alley James, grocer 236 Cedar Esling Andrew, 229 Cedar Nicholas, brickmaker 464 Sassafras Espey James, umbrella maker Wood near Sixth Martha, boardinghouse 1 1 North alley Essig Christian baker Kunckel near Tammany Estell Daniel, taylor 71 Mulberry & 24 N. Water Daniel E. grocer, back 43 north Water and 4 Flfreth's alley Estill Biitton, late stablekeeper 15 Fetter lane Estlin John, innkeeper and grocer junction 6th fc Germantown road Etinger Wm. bricklayer 142 north Eighth Etris Christiana, widow 1 30 north Fifth James, bridle and bit maker 492 2nd street Samuel, tavernkeeper 424 south Second Wm. tavernkeeper S. W. corner Second Sc Lombard Etter George, coachmaker Pine above Tenth Etting 'leuben, late auctioneer High near Sch. 6th and 287 Chesnut Euen widow, mantua maker 49 George (S.) Eugenie Madame, 152 south Fifth Euner Barbara, washerwoman Sch. 8th between Filbert and Arch EVA EVA ■Evans Abel, lumber inspector 24 Callowhill Amelia, seamstress 29 Brewer's alley Ann, widow milkwoman back 369 Mulberry Benjamin, grocer 10 north Fifth Cadwallader jun. flour merchant 3?5 High Cadwallader, M. innkeeper Hamilton Vil- lage [See Evens Cadwallader, wood merchant 60 N. 8th Cadwallader and Robert I. flour merchant 364 High Charlotte, 448 N. Second David, late lumber merchant 60 N. 8th David, gentleman 22 1 Spruce David, labourer Brown near Cherry (K.) David, cabinet and Venetian blind maker 215 Arch and Loxley's court Edward, gentleman 156 north Fourth Edward, plaisterer 8c measurer of plaster- ing corner of Ninth Sc Maple ab. Race Eliza, shopkeeper 341 High and Fisher, painters, Sec. 114 Spruce Griffiths, 163 Walnut (Sansom's row) Henry, mariner 2 Crab |John, labourer Webb's alley above Cherry John, lumber merchant 145 N Sixth John, ivory buttonmaker Frankford road near Queen John, carpentir 24 Callowhill John, merchant 5 8 S. Second John, painter and glazier 38 south Fifth John B. taylor 56 Race John C. ironmonger 140 south Fourth & 10 south Third John, F. Columbian inn Lselitia court Jonathan, lumber merchant, yard Orange, dwelling 102 Union Joseph, shoemaker, Scott's alley Joseph, shoestore 242 High Joseph R. merchant 101 Pine and 31 south Wharves J«siah, bricklayer 249 south 7th Josuih, labourer 15 Oak-street (S.) Josiah, taylor 224 south Tth EVA E\>E ;Evans Lewis, grocer 24 old York road &t 24 Cal- lowhill Mary, nurse 1 5 South alley Owen, soap and candle maker 388 N. Front Oliver, iron founder and steam engineer, corner Ridge road 8c Vine Sc 301 Sas- safras Peter, tavernkeeper 26 south 6th cor. Car* penter Robert I. flour merchant 258 8c 364 High Robert, carpenter 58 Chester Robert T. lumber merchant 30 N. Ninth Samuel, sea captain 49 Almond Thomas, taylor Ferris's court Thomas, taylor 19 south Third Thomas, labourer 3d bel. George (N. L.)> Thomas, carpenter Prince near Crown & Weaver, lumber merchants 6th & Noble William, M. clock and watch maker 307 High William, S. teller Pennsylvania bank 25 Newmarket William, druggist, &c. 134 south Front William, waiter at Mansion bouse EtVenden Harriet and Eliza, milliners south 6th between High and Chesnut Thos. L. piano forte manufac. 38 S. 8th Thos. L. jun. teacfier of the piano forte Chesnut above 12tb and 38 S. Sth Evens Whitton, merchant 88 south Wharves and 213 Spruce Eventon James, mariner back 338 south Second Everhart Abraham, innkeeper 300 N. Second Abraham, carpenter 25 5 Sassafras John, labourer Prime near Front Martin, painter, &c. Pegg-st. Everitt John, shoemaker5 York court '< Jonathan, harness maker 4 Gille's alley Everly Adam- perfumer 8c comb manufacturer 87 Chesnut Jacob, hatter 385 south Second Mrs. of Henry, 72 N. Sixth Evess Ferdinand, merchant 177 Mulberry EVE FAG Evers Mary, milliner 177 Mulberry Everton James, mariner Bird's alley (S.) Eves Joseph B. 56 north Secpnd Eveland Samuel, skindresser T71 Coate's-st. Evil John, drayman Cherry bet. Seh. 5th and 6th Evitt Margaret, teacher 56 Callowhill Ewing James, mate 44 Almond James, S. apothecary, &c 209 Chesnut John, attorney at law 24 Walnut Mary, widow 74 George (S.) Mrs. nurse 362 N. Front Samuel, attorney at law SO Walnut f Exeter, Phillis, washerwoman 88 Gaskill Exley John, smith 92 Vine street Eyre Franklin, shipbuilder Beach near Hanover George, shipbuilder Beach near Hanover Isaac, ship builder Beach above Maiden Jehu, shipbuilder Beach near Hanover 8c Landell, boat builders f5enn corner Maiden St Lawrence, taylors N. W. corner High 8c Water Manuel, merchant 28 south Wharves and 278 Chesnut, St Beach near Hanover [See slyrea & Massey, mei^ants 28 S. Wharves Nathan, taylor corner Water and High Eyres Abijah, mast maker Beach near Maiden John, grocer 3!8 north Second Rachel, boarding house Little Dock corner Spruce Faaty Philip, pill box manufacturer junction of Crown and Frankford Fabean, widow of Joseph 168 Shippen Fable, Frederick, grocer 7 '■ Dock John, ba' er Cofoith alley wife of George, 4th above Coats-st. Fabiian William, baker 145 Walnut Fabry Bable. teacher 151 Mulbe ry Fagan Augustine, printer 8t bookseller, 133 Sou$& Front FA& FAR Fagan Elizabeth, mantua maker Townsend's cout ; Michael, tavernkeeper Lsetitia court Wm. shoemaker, Queen near Shackamax- on (K.) Fagienbush Dederick, cordwainer 45 8 N. Second Fagundas George, superintendant for N. Liberties 5 5 Browne George, jun. carpenter 11th above Race Jacob, brassfounder Brown (N. L.) Fahy Henry, boarding house 92 Spruce Fairchilds and Alexander, fruiterers 16| High Marcus, fruiterer 296 N. Third Fairlamb Hannah, widow 219 Lombard FairmanG. designer and engraver 2 8 Sansom Jabez, combmaker 119 Green Fairweather Robert, seaman 107 Pine Fairy Elizabeth, widow seamstress 134 Coats Falan Patrick, skindresser Pikle's court Falconer John, shipwright 177 south Fiont Sarah, widow 29 Sassafras Falkaner Catharine, boarding house 1 Pine [See Faulknef Falkner Frances, widow 1 1 Beck's alley Falknier Joseph, ladies' shoemaker 1 19 S. Second Faltner Mary, wife of James Sch. 8th bet. Race and Vine Fannen Anthony, gentleman 244 south Seventh Farl Mary, Spruce N. Schuylkill Fourth Farley Elizabeth, market woman Elmslie's alley James, taylorand grocer 475 S. Front John E. potter 468 Sassafras Peter, distiller and bottler 10 Vernon Farmer , boarding house 45 north 7th Farquahar B. A. painter and glazier 4 Little Pint Farquhar Elizabeth, widow 50 Sansom Farr William, wheelwright Broad above Race Farran Edward, labourer 146 Cedar Margaret, widow Beach near Marlborough Neal, dealer 14 Cox's alley Thomas, shipwright Beach n. Marlborough -Fjirrand Daniel, W. bookseller 21 1 S. 2nd Wm. P. bookseller Shakspeare buiW* ings 6th near Chesnuj FAR PEA Fames Writ, carter 28 Chester-st. Faries Wm. taylor Juniper lane bef. George-st. [See Fearrea fFaris Plato, coachman 219 Cherry Fariss Thomas, weaver 108 Plumb [See Ferris Farris Edward, teacher 86 south Front tFarril William, oysterman 242 Lombard Farrouilh Andrew, and Co. merchants 217 High Farrow Joanna, widow washer back 41 Coates-si. fJohn, sawyer Allen's alley fThomas, labourer 225 south Third Wm. mariner 45 George (S.) Fassitt James, merchant 309 Arch Thomas and James, merchants S. W. cor, of Second and High Tho9. merchant 7 south Ninth [See Faus. and Foivc, Farthing David, rag-merchant 105 Cedar G. pavier 15 Pine alley William, mariner 46 German-st. Faulkner Mary, widow 7 Cherry [See Fatter Faunce Christian, shoemaker 6th above Poplar Christian, fisherman corner Hanover and Queen Christian, jun. fisherman Queen n. Bishop [See Founce George, shipwright Queen n. Marlborough Henry, caulker 227 St. John Isaac, shipwright Queen n. Palmer (K.) Jacob, fisherman Bishop n. Queen Jacob, constable of (X. L.) 72 Coate's Faurest Euguene T. accomptant 19 George (S.) Fausset Eleanor storekeeper 221 south Second Fauver Eliza, washerwoman Cooper's court (N. L.) Fawcatt Elizabeth, widow Fromberger's court Fawcett William, accomptant 77 Cherry Fawkes Richard, tavernkeeper 14 Strawberry Fazone Lewis, stocking weaver Steinmetz court* (N. L.) Feable Anthony, taylor back 37 Crown George W. taylor 39 Crown Fearin Francis, 69 S. Water I^aroa James, soap and candle factor 93 Walnut 1 FF.A FER Fearon Joseph, soap boiler 104 Plumb Featherbridge John, shipwright Swed< 's alley Febiger Elizabeth, gentlewoman 217 Cncsnut Fee Margaret, seamstress back 134 south 8th Kobert, shipwright Swede's alley Feeney Patrick, printer 120 Cedar Feinour George, cooper 49 & 84 south Water Fell John T. mariner Mifflin's court Fell Jonathan, jun. mustard factor 52 S. Front Felker Catharine, 89 N. Sixth telt John, ship carpenter Prime below Second Feltell Michael, baker 64 Cherry Fenald I sther, George above 10th Fennell James comedian 145 south 8th James, teacher Pine-st. above 10th ^V illiam. dry-goed store 55 N. 3d Fenner E. widow 34 Queen (S.) Peter, sexton back 39 N. 4th Peter, tobacconist back 199 north Third F Browne Andrew, hatter 25 High and 92 S. Front Ann, washerwoman Ann bet. Sch. 4th & 5th Ann, widow Sassafras west of Ninth Ann, victualler York road below Green Benjamin, shoemaker Walnut below 11th Catharine, boarding house 59 Race Charles, printer 25 north Ninth Christiana, washerwoman 7 Kunckle Christopher victualler Shac'- amaxon (K.) David, painter Filbert above Eleventh Edward, saw -maker 13 Sugar's alley ^lias, innkeeper Oak near High Bridge F^liza, widow seamstress 20 Cox's alley Elizabeth, widow Hanover near Bed'ord Elizabeth, ca'.e baker Black horse alley Elizabeth P. widow 170 Chesnut Francis, wharf builder Beach n. High bridge George, wharf builder Beach n. High bridge George, drover 49 Browne (N. L) George, weaver Hanover near Bedford George corder at Race-st. wharf 1 1 Key't alley Henry, labourer Race near Broad Jacob, labourer Sch. Eighth near Vine Jacob, carpenter 49 Browne (N. L) Jas. C. merchant ^9 S. Front St' 277 Chesnut James, carter 14 Crab f James, smith 24 Farmer's alley John, hog victualler Buttonwood n. Charles John, silverolater Prospect alley John, shoemj.er Hoffman's alley John, victualler Garden above Callowhill John, victualler bac' 214 north Eighth John, blacksmith Spruce near Sch. 7th John. labourer Sch. Eighth near Vine Join. >urer Hanover near Bedford John, labourer Queen near Fran ford road j. Is. iace and fringe weaver 12 i Mulberry FIK FIT Fisher John, coach trimmer 4 Stall's count Jonathan, oysterrnan 403 north Third Martin, umbrella and thermometer maker 105 north Second » Mary, boarding house back 88 north Front Mary, nurse back 47 north Sixth Mary, seamstress 447 north Third Rachael, 180 south Front Rebecca, gentlewoman 306 Chesnut Redwood bookseller 30 S. 4th & 72 S. 6th Samuel, carter Kunckel ab. Callowhill Samuel I.merchant 220 Mulberry "Samuel R. merchant 27 Dock Sc 1 10 south Front Samuel W. late merchant 290 Chesnut Samuel, jun. ironmonger 31 High Stephen, mate Galbreth's court Tabitha, gentlewoman 306 Chesnut Thos. & Miers, stave yard back 19 Swanson William W. merchant 99 S. Front and 9 York buildings , labourer 1 1th near Pine Fisk Horatio, teacher 66 Dock Fisler Jacob H. taylor 157 north Second Fiss Daniel, carpenter back 268 Race Dorothy, nurse and layer out of the dead 335 north Eighth Dr. Joseph, Race near Sch. Seventh Henry, tanner Kunckle near Tammany John, grocer 1 10 north Sixth Samuel, cabinetmaker 212 south Seventh Sarah, milliner 8 south Fifth William, sailmaker 49 George (S.) Fister Catharine, grocer 2 Callowhill Mary, widow Poplar lane ab. Second Fitch and Bunnel, lumber merchants corner 9th and Cherry Thomas, lumber merchant 295 Spruce Fitchner Godfrey, innkeeper 317 south Third Fite Mary, midwife west n. Marlborough Fithian Thomas, mariner 6 Dock Fitler Daniel, victualler 2d above Germantown R. George, morocco manufacturer Poplar n. 3d Jacob? sheriff 5 1 1 north Second FIT FLfc Filler Jacob, jun.tanner above 550 north Third William, tanner and currier cor. Otter & 2d Fitzgerald David, woodsawyer 20 St. Mary- George, cooper 2 1 8 south Third t Jacob, carpenter Apple Jesse, innkeeper 69 Sassafras Keran, stablekeeper 13 8c 15 Marshall's alley Margaret, widow 85 New Mary, mantuarnaker 88 north Fourth and Tomlin, oakcoopers 12 Penn Sarah, widow back 291 south fourth Thomas, gentleman 127 Lombard fThomas, porter Taper alley ab Green TTilghman, labourer Sansom's alley- widow of R. 12 Little Water fFitzgiles Jacob, woodsawyer Apple-st. Fitzpatrick John vict. Sc innkeeper Poplar bel. 4th Mary, mantua maker and tayloress St. John and 6 Poplar Fitzrandolph Eliza, widow Sixth bel. Germant. R. Fitzsimmons widow of Thomas, 220 Arch Fizel Eli, playing card maker 153 north Fourth Lewis, carpenter Crown near Queen Susannah, teacher 3 Patton's court Fizone John, labourer Buttonwood above Fifth Fizoon Jacob, cabinetmaker 321 Race Flagel Valentine, bottler 27 North alley Flaherty Daniel, merchant 92 north Second Flake George, painter 198 Mulberry Flanagan Charles, shoemaker 85 Coates' James, carpenter Broad ab. Sassafras Margaret, widow back 399 north Third Patrick, taylor 249 south Fourth Stephen, pilot 444 south Front William, shoemaker 46 Lombard Flannery Michael, carpenter 143 Coates' Fleek John, labourer back 395 Race Flegle George, armourer U. S. arsenal Fleming Charles, accomptant 13 Pfeiffer's alley tFletcher Amelia, Middle alley tAntnony, seaman Portland lane Catharine, china shop 256 Sassafras K DAR DAV lie tcher E. mantuamaker 153 Mulberry Eliza wife of Jos. bookbinder 1 Little! Hannah, Locust above Twelfth and Gardiner silversmiths and jewellers S. E. corner Fourth and Chesnut George, drawing academy 79 south 5th } Margaret, school mistress Middle alley Rebecca, boarding-house 127 Mulberry Thomas, jeweller s. e. cor. Chesnut & 4th William, late coach maker 153 Arch Flexton Charles, rigger 42 German (S.) Flick Andrew, currier 72 Crown Eliza, widow Prince near Palmer George, block and pump maker 144 Water and 142 north Front James, baker back 219 Swanson-st. William, fisherman Bishop near Queen Flickquire David, carpenter 24 German Fling Daniel, clock and watch maker 82 N. 4th Edward, painter and glazier Simmon's court Susanna, boarding house 1 13 Chesnut William, painter, Sec. 39 Key's alley William, ]un. painter, &c. 39 Key's alley Hinn Eleanor, widow fruiterer 12 Pewterplatter alley Matthew, labourer Second near Mary Michael, labourer 418 south Second Pirs. shoemaker Front above Coate's Robert, plasterer Sassafras above Eleventh Flint John, coachmaker 13 Filbert Flintham widow of John, 91 Vine William, merchant back 139 N. Water and 218 Mulberry Flood Francis, farmer Callowhill near Sch. Third William, labourer back 346 north Second Florence David, toy shop 183 south Second Eleanor, seamstress 45 Parham's alley Florey Ann, widow 22 Hurst Flory Augustus, merchant 75 south Front Flower George, feedstore 270 Race John, 45 Swan son Thomas, pilot 58 Almond Zede iah, \V. dry good store 45 S. Second r lowers C. cedar cooper 24 Old York road FLO FOR flowers George, cabinet maker 89 north 8tU Thomas, labourer b. 198 north Second Floyd John, grocer 65 south Third t Peter, bootcleaner 12 Locust Fluck Adam, innkeeper 106 Sassafras Flumerfeldt Geo. inspector of leather U. S. arsenal FobesGeo. \V. merchant 251 High [See Forbes tFobler Christopher, mariner 157 Plumb Foering Abraham P. saddler 138 N. Third Frederick, currier and justice of the peace 216 north Third Samuel & Frederick, curriers 228 N. 2d Samuel, currier 228 north Second Fogal Nicholas, woodsawyer 447 north 1 hird Foggey S. mi' liner ! i Farham's alley Folcroft Jacob, carpenter 294 Vine Folktn hilip. labourer i2 Elbow lane Folkmar Henry, tin plate worker 94 north Seventh Foliin John. labourer back 8 George "Follow Jacob, lumber merchant Library alley near Walnut Fohveiler John, innkeeper corner Callowhill and 3d Folwell Ann, washerwoman Cooper's court Elizabeth, widow teacher and embroider- ing 5 9 Dock & Merrit, taylors 61 Mulberry Rachel, widow 95 Callowhill Thomas, taylor 125 Arch William, merchant 233 Mulberry William, jun. merchant 36 north Second Toot John, shoemaker 304 south Third John, plasterer Quince alley near Spruce i'oote James, carpenter 8 Heyde's court Lewis, bricklayer St. Joseph's avenue bet. Sen. 5th and Sixth Fopless Jane, back 44 Spruce Foppal George, shoemaker 35 Coate's Forbes Arthur, shipwright 451 south Front (S.) Jared, shoemaker 119 Swanson Force wife of Peter, 490 south Second Ford Deborah, 67 Gaskill Elizabeth, boarding house 151 Spruce Jacob, wheelwright 166 north Eighth and corner Sixth and Cherry ion FOR Ford John, merchant 199 Sassafras & 198 IligL Lawrence button manufactory 199 Race Mrs. boarding house 10 Fromberger's courjt Peter, cabinetmaker 191 south Third Philip, carpenter Noble near 4th Forde Edward, plasterer cor. Sch. 7th and Say Sarah, widow storekeeper 40 north Sixth widow of Joseph, cor. FranUford road and Otter Fordham John, shipwright Beach near Bishop Richard, shipwright Beach near Bishop Fordyce John, bookseller 368 north Third Forehand S. baker Sixth near Fitzwalter Foreland , Sixth above Poplar lane Forepaugh Benjamin B. carpenter 269 n. Third Mary, widow grocer 269 north Third widow of Jacob, 14 Kunckel Forgrave William, bootmaker 81 Cedar Forman Isaac, schoolmaster 152 Sassafras Isaac, grocer Sc surgeon barber 145 N. 4th William, carpenter Rose alley (C.) Forquare , sandman 26 Spruce Forrest Thomas, constable George above Tenth Wm. accomptant 5 5 Shippen Forrester Catharine, widow 100 Mulberry Forsberg Mary, widow Thirteenth above Filbert R. widow Thirteenth above Race Forst Abraham, ironmonger 217 and 13 Cherry Wm. upholsterer 36 Plumb Forsythe Isaac, carpenter 64 south Sixth James, grocer 29 south wharves Robt gardener Frankford R. n. 1st gate Fort Sarah, boarding house 387 north Front fForten rarnes, sailniaker 95 south wharves and 92- Lombard Fortescue Sarah, shopkeeper 310 south Second Fortune George, blacksmith 244 south 4th fJohn, -hairdresser b. 210 Cedar 1 John, labourer 256 Lombard Michael, lottery office 1 17 Chesnut Walter, saddletiee maker Frankford road above Queen Fosset Ezekiel, cabinet maker 353 N. Third James, Blackberry alley near Locust 1,'OS FOW f Fossett John, sailmaker Juniper lane tFossis Arthur, porter- Stewart's alley fJohn, mariner Burd's court Foster Ann, widow of John, Tammany near 3d George, taylor273 north Second Eliza, widow spinner Tammany near 3d Elizabeth, widow i-lmslie's alley Isaac, carter 16 York court t James, labourer Passyunkn. Merrit's lane Jane, widow 1 50 south Water John, waterman 479 south Front John, caulker Cherry near Duke f John labourer 12 Locust Mrs. widow, 46 Penn Rebecca, widow b. 20 Kunckle Robert, grocer cor. German and 4th Samuel, labourer Marlborough n. West Sarah, wife of Thomas, inn and ferry keep- er Arch-st. wharf Silas, sea captain 36 Almond Wildon, cabinet maker ; ypress alley Wm. merchant 13 North alley Fotterell Stephen E. Col. 224 . ine Foudray William, mate 4 Gray's alley Fougeray Rene J, smith, &c. 97 N. Second Foulk Graft, tobacconist 195 St. John - f William, labourer 214 Lombard Foulke Caleb, steel manufacturer 68 south 8th and Cedar near Schuylkill Charles, merchant 181 High [See Faulk Martin, carter 4th corner Timber lane Peter, mariner 8 Hinckle's court Foulkrod M. baker 58 New Market Fountain Wm. sea captain 103 Swanson Fouquet Lewis, tavernkeeper cor. 10th and Cherry Fourestier E. distiller 180 Coate's Fournier H. F. merchant 69 Walnut & 80S. Front Kostain, merchant 74 Lombard Fousatt John H. merchant i 15 Spruce widow of J. W. 1 15 Spruce \_See FauweiS Fouse Mathias, shoemaker 59 Green Foust Henry, saddler 167 north Second Henry, watchman i road near Cherry lOW FOX Fow Jacob, victualler Spafford-s: Fow John, "J Henry, I victuallers Shackamaxon K.> William, J Michael, baker back 172Coate's Fowgy Susan, milliner 231 south Second Fowier B. labourer Taper alley Enoch, storekeeper 97 north Second Joseph, labourer Rose alley near Coat* Mary, teacher 17 Crown Robert, mariner 405 north Fourth Samuel, ropemaker 157 Coate's Stephen, shoemaker 85 Coate's Thomas, labourer Shippen near Si Thos. oysterman Small near 6th William, Juniper below Cherry Fox Andrew, oysterman 31 Queen Ann, widow 367 north Second Ann, widow 25 1 Cedar Anthony, shoemaker 9 Charlotte Christian, weaver 106 Green Christian, cabinetmaker Hoffman's alley Edward, jun. merchant 101 Chesnut Edward, secretary to American fire insurance company, office and dwelling 101 Chesnut Frances, widow 175 N. Third George, gentleman 274 Chesnut .J^T Geo. caulker Queen near Shackamaxon George, tinplate worker 422 N. Second Hannah, spinster 6 south Tenth k Henry, grocers cor. 4th and Vine Mlenry, porter Pryor's alley bel. Tenth James, fruiterer 21 Pewterplatter alley John, carpenter 107 Budd Joseph, morocco dresser 2*3 south Seventi Justinian, military store 103 north Third Lewis, carter Shackamaxon (K.) Lewis, baker Juniper lane Margaret, washerwoman 49 Charlotte Martha, milliner 77 south Front Mary, huckster 221 Callowhill Mrs. widow Penn (■■v.) near Maiden ■r: 12 north I L-ox FRA Fox Michael, shingledresser 129 Callown. Samuel, brickmaker 37 Filbert Sarah M. widow gentlewoman 23 Sansora Sarah, widow 191 north Second Peter, rigger 26 Catharine Samuel, grocer 123 Vine and 100 Crown Samuel, victualler Button wood bel. Sixth — — , grocer 100 Crown and n. e. cor. Vine and Fourth William, grocer Mulberry n. Sch. Front Wm. flour and feed store 454 north Third widow of Adam, 4th above Browne widow of John, brickmaker 365 Mulberry Foxhill Thomas, victualler 21 Fitzwalter Foy Mary, huckster 3 Kugler's court Michael, taylor 1 1th below Locust Fraley Enoch, shoemaker 305 north Front Frederick, inquire 17 Church alley Jacob, merchant 191 High Sc 17 Church a'y Jacob, biscuit baker 198 Cedar Jesse, sea captain 42 Vine John U. ba::er 17 Church alley Joseph, plasterer Old York R. ab. Green Peter, nailor 189 St. John Simon, baker 91 Mulberry , blacksmith Tammany ab. Kunckel -ancis Charles, ragman Davidson's court Hannah, nurse cor. Christian and 3d Henry, tanner Poplar above St. John f James, woodsawyer 136 St. John John, carter Maria-st. John, carter n. w. cor. Race and \ 2th John, woodsawyer Rose John, oa cooper 282 Race John, labourer 23 Little Water* fJohn, carter 195 Lombard Maria, seamstress 220 south 4th Michael, mariner 38 Christian Thomas W. merchant 77 south 4th wife of James, Palmer bt'ow West t William, labourer 56 Coate's WTilliam, comedian 70 north 8th Franck George C. tobacconist 317 north Second DAV DAV V»anck Jacob, taylor 10th above Cherry Frank Adam, m. d. 4th above Coate's Chiistian. painter, he. 479 Race Sc 94 nortU Eleventh Henry, farmer Frankford above West John, sugar baker 195 St. John Lewis p. printer north Tenth bel. Mulberry Lewis, labourer cor. Race and 1 1th Frankford widow of John, 348 south Front I" ran M in Edward, shoemaker b. 106 Budd John, drayman 79 Budd Joseph, woodsawyer Little Oak Lemuel, bootmaker 5 south Third Nathaniel, sea captain 27 Key's alley widow, Lolar's coi.rt wife of Joseph, cor 5th and Buttonwood VVm. cabinttmaer 252 south Seventh I ranks Catharine, widow 479 north second Francis, mo no ceo dresser Lily alley George, tanner and currier Noble near 4th Jacob, carp. 206 n. 4th below Green Jacob, tanner Noble near 4th Jacob, jun. carpenter Noble near 4th John, watchman 67 north 5th John, waterman back -33 south Second [See Frank Fraser Andrew, 437 north Second Thomas carpenter Poplar above Third Frasier Fn anuel, carpenter .3 George (S.) James, turner back 373 Mulberry William, rigger M'Culloch's court iFravies Hannah, wa-herwoman 6th n. Shippen Fraz.tr Ann, widow 159 south 5th Robert, attorney at law 173 Chesnut William, mate 21 Cedar Frazier Anthony, carpenter Blackberry alley be. tween Locust and Spruce t David, carter back 183 Spruce Charlotte, widow 161 Green John, bricklayer 301 Vine John, thread manufacturer 5th n. Queek Mary, back 8 1 Passyunk road FRA FRA IVazier widow of Hugh, 195 north Front Freas Joseph, carpenter Hamilton village Frederick Chs. rigger n. w. cor. Lombard and 1 2th George, musical instrument maker 68 south Eleventh George, labourer Wood (K.) John G. instrument maker 84 N. 1 1th Philip M.mus. inst. nnak. 68 S. 1 1th Wm. woodsawyer Steinmetz court N. L. Fredericks Nicholas G. accomptant 96 north 5th Frederickson r . A. blacksmith Little 7th ab. Race Godfrey, grocer 212 north Second Si Hester, sugar refiners 214 N. 2d Free Benjamin, storekeeper 102 north Second Edward, carter 341 north Third John, mariner 138 German Samuel, cabinet maker 7th above Shippen Samuel, carter Laurel-st. (N. L.) Wm. painter, &c. 363 N. 2d and 39 Green Freeburo Daniel, blacksmith Prime near Front Freed Anthony, cabinet maker 14 York court David, 148 north 4th George F. cabinet maker 106 Coate's, shop 9 4 Green Henry, innkeeper 150 north 4th Frederick, labourer Rose alley near Green wife of Andrew, seamstress Rose alley above Tammany Freehuller Geo. shoemaker Germantown R. n. 4th Freeland John, shoemaker 3 1 German Freeman Benjamin, printer 202 Cedar Benj. chairma-er Cedar cor. 12th Catharine, widow Oak near Noble (N.L.) +Cato, ragman Emsley's alley Chas. B. carpenter bet. Sch. Front St 2d & Co. fancy store '8 Chesnut Edmund, taylor Wests's court Henry CL attorney at law ~8 > Chesnut Isaac C. shoemaker 6 Garrigues' court t Joseph, woodsawyer Cox's alley n. 2d jSarah, washerwoman Middle alley tSamuel, woodsawyer Bedford n. 7th PRE PRI Freeman T. B. commission merchant 65 south Front, dwelling 289 Chesnut William, paperhanger 2,92 Mulberry Fregler William, blacksmith 4th near ! oplar Freil Patrick, labourer 27 Hurst [See Friel Fr^ Ian John, ladies' shoemaker 31 German Frenaye M. A. merchant I 50 Mulberry French Charles C. 43 north Front and 237 Arch Daniel, engineer and machine maker 452 north Front E. widow Callowhill st. wharf and ' I ar er, merchants 48 north Front Jonathan, carpenter Merrit's lane ab. Front M ah Ion, printer 15 Gray'salley Mary, tayloress 22 Cedar William, labourer 4th above Coats Freno Paul, taylor 1 35 south Water Freshmuth Jacob, tobacconist Kunckle n. Noble Michael, oa^ cooper Kunckle n. Noble ^Freshwater Argyle, hairdresser 27 south Water Freytag Catharine, grocer 354 north Third Daniel, potter 192 south 5th cor. Small Michael, justice of the peace 204 south 5th Frick Henry, printer 208 north 6th Jacob, accomptant 208 north 6th Michael, brassfounder 36.4 north 3d Fricke Catharine, grocer Poplar lane above Front Frederic^, cabinetmaker 4^6 north 2d Henry, late grocer 129 Vine Jacob, brickma' er 4th above Poplar Pricker George, victualler 90 Poplar lane John^abinetma; er Lily alley & 356 N. 2d Nicholas, carpenter corner Beaver and 2d fFriday Bashal, ^ 65 Lombard Catharine, huckster 218 Cedar Friedericks Gerhard N. accomptant 96 north 5th Friechel Charles, accomptant 174 north 5th Friedlein John A. grocer 1 66 south 6th fFriem John, woodsawyer Pottery alley Friend Isaac \. milkman George below Tenth John H. printer 22 Branner's alley gries Conrad, watchman Ann (Sen.) bet. 7th & 8th John, merchant 1 67 Mulberry PRI PUL Fries John, jun. 167 Mulberry Frink Jacob, stocking weaver 26 north alley Fiitez Peter F. printer 234 north Front Fritz Christopher, baker 176 Pine Eliza, washerwoman Charles George, blacksmith Germantownroadn. 3d Jacob, cabinetmaker 14 South alley John, 1 1 South alley Peter, stonecutter 220 Sassafras Sarah, widow Germantown road n. 2d Frontis J. Bte. gentleman 73 south 2d Frowert John, shoema' er 62 north 5th Fry Ellis, victualler 99 Cherry George, potter 132 Sassafras George, chairmaker 28 Elfreth's alley and 88 north Front Henry, taylor 1 Elbow lane Jacob, cordial distiller 109 north 2d John H. shoe vender 16 Cable lane and s. e. corner 3d and High John, pateer 74 north 4th and 136 Sassafras John, bloe^and pumpmaker 139 north Water and 34 ERVeith's alley John, baker corner Callowhrll and Front Joseph, 16 Cable lane Nathan, carpenter 8 Bread Robert, shoemaker Lily alley above Green R. printer 59 north 4th William, printer office 52 Prune, dwelling 21 Powell vFryburg Jacob, victualler 67 north 8th Susan, widow victualler 63 north 8th Fryer Eve, shopkeeper 352 north 3d cor. Green Fudric William, seaman 4 Gray's alley Fulio Philip* nailer 3 below George (N. L.) Full en James, 45 Shippen Fuller Abraham, cabinetmaker 82 and 88 Vine Abraham, cabinetmaker 38 Callowhill John, pilot 1 3 Beck's alley Fuilerton Aaron, shipwright Hanover Alexander, storekeeper 37 High and Bidctte, storekeepers 52 south 4th .E. gentlewoman 28 Queen (S.) FUL FY^ Fullerton Edward S. merchant 169 High James, mariner 29 Artillery lane John, grocer and drover s. w. cor. York road and Coats V. boarding house 1 13 Mulberry fFulman Isaac, labourer St. Mary Tulmer Caspar, watchman 18 Budd t Frederick- labourer Frankford road, shop n. Maiden street Frederick, labourer n. e. cor. Garden & Wood Jacob, sawmaker back 189 St. John John, carpenter Palmer below West John, milkman Turner's lane John, Old York road and Wood John, carpenter Lily alley above Green fPhilip, sailor Warner's court Fulton George, accomptant 7 Franklin court James, grocer 387 south Front Mark, carpenter Prosperous alley Samuel, grocer 257 and 45 3 High Fultz John, carpenter 25 South alley Funderwaith Jacob, milkman 212 Cherry Fundy Andrew, storekeeper 351 Mulberry Funk Jacob, labourer Cherry above Duke tFur Jane, washerwoman 4>7 Pine Furboch William, carpenter James street Furey Charles, weaver Hazle alley n. Locust James, soapboiler Quince alley n. Spruce Patrick, shoemaker 405 Sch. 2d Furguson George, trunkmaker 538 north Third Furley John, grocer 1 13 Cherry Furlong James, grocer 2 Little Water Furman Adaline, ladies' boarding house 97 X. 9th Jonathan, smith 63 Locust n. 8th Furnandus Jos. mariner 66 Catharine Furst M. dye sinker and seal cutter 145 south 3d Furt Jean, 96 Spruce Fury John, shoemaker Federal near 2d Furze James, merchant 9 Norris' alley Fuss John Adam, baker Federal above Second Fust William, upholsterer Noble near 4th Fyan John, shoemaker 39 Coats GAB— -GAL Gabel Catharine, widow 128 Plumb John, carpenter 23 Browne Peter, jun. carpenter -.3 Browne Peter, carpenter 13 Browne Samuel, carpenter cor. 2d and Browne Gabbot Benjamin, shipwright back 12 Christian Gaddeau Joseph Philip, shallopman Cherry n. Sen- 7th Gaetano Carusi, musician 211 Mulberry Gagel Philip, printer back 3 13 north Third Gaggers Jonathan, potter 42 Artillery lane \_See G aggers Gain Sarah, widow 46 Penn tGains James, labourer 6th above Poplar lane Gaith , teacher Hamilton village Galbraith Hugh, saddler 13 Willing's alley Hugh, labourer i57Shippen Margaret, widow 58 Artillery lane Patrick, clock and watchmaker 35 Cedar Galbreth Robert, carter 1 19 Queen (S.) Gale Alice, widow tayloress Oak near Noble Anthony, captain in U.S. marines south Front n. e. corner of the navy yard Gallagher Bernard, grocer 30 south 6th Charles, porter Mifflin's court Daniel, labourer 247 Cedar Hugh, labourer 262 nsrth Water James, boot & shoemaker 17 Willing's alley James, labourer back 135 north Water ' John, carriage driver Mifflin's court Mary, mantuamaker Middle alley n. 7th Mary, china store 1 1 6 north Second Patrick, stone mason Cedar above 13th widow of Andrew> sea captain, 98 s. 5th Gallaher Bridget, spinster Sch. 7th bet. Vine k Say Jacob, ivory turner back 4 Oak(S.) James, m. d. 37 south 3th cor. Library Thomas, flour merchant 20 northEighth and 325 High William and Thomas, flour merchants 325 High O GAL GAR Gallaher William, flour merchant 242 Mulberry and 325 High John, sea captain 341 south 2d "William, labourer Broad feel. Cherry William, carter Marlborough n. Prince Gallan Hugh, weaver Locus^bet Sch. Eighth and Broad stree t ©alland John, engraver 15 Springett alley Gallant Susan, widow Webb's alley near Race Gallard Peter & Co. jewellers 1 1 3| north Third Gallaspey Francis, shoemaker Washington bet. Callowhill and Morris Gallery Ann C. widow tobacconist 123 Pace Gallinger wife of John, Hanover n. West street Gallespey John, grocer s. e. corner Pine and 6th Galloway John, taylor 328 south Front Wm. labourer Filbert bet. Sch. 5th 8c 6th widow of Joseph, 25 1 south Third Galvin Mrs. boarding house 191 Walnut Gambel John, labourer back of 279 south 5th Gamble Alexander, hatter 7 Gray's alley Cyrus, carpenter 99 Budd James, grocer 471 south Front James, grocer 53 Christian cor. Front John, labourer 24 Queen (S.) Mary, widow 200 Spruce Samuel, labourer Lombard n. Sch. 7th Thomas, worsted manufacturer German- town road near the 1st gate or 21 s. 4th William, mariner 385 south Front >anges Yanes, labourer Chesnut near Sch. 3d Gano John, 28 North alley Gapper Susan M. widow 218 Chesnut -frGar Joseph, mariner Prospect alley Garcia Dominick, 160 south Third Gardee John, shoemaker Hanover near Queen Garden Robert, C arey's storekeeper 1 1th n. Vine Gardette James, dentist 75 Walnut Gardiner Alexander, labourer 25 Mead alley Baldwin, jeweller s. w. cor. Chesnut & 3d Edward C. sea captain 19 Vine James, sea captain 3±1 south 2d James, bargeman Mifflin's tour! •t GAR GAIi Gardiner John, shipwright 10 Union alley John, jun. merchant 20 Pine and 38 soutik wharves John, jun. Sc Co. merchants 38 s. wharves John, calico printer 540 north Third Samuel, founder Maple street Jner Catharine, shopkeeper and seamstress 17 Coati' alley George R. dry good store 30 n. Zd Henry, coachmaker 14 Chester and 299 Vine Jacob, grazier 293 Vine Jacob H skindresser 287 Vine James, carpenter 3 Little's court James, labourer Tidmash above 9th John, boatbuilder 29 Beck's alley John, mariner 4 8 Mead alley Jonathan, shoemaker 1 7 Sassafras alley Joshua, carpenter ^1 ne Nathaniel L). sea captain 24 Argyle Rachel, 53 Arch Richard, surgeon dentist 31 N\ 4th Robert, coach painter 4 1 Key's alley Sidney, goldsmith 78 south Fourth Valentine, skindresser 291 Sc 311 Vine . William, sea captain 24 Vine t William, labourer n. Widow, gentlewoman J south 4th Gardy John, shoemaker Hanover n. Bedford street Garesche Gabriel, merchant 202 Spruce J. P. merchant 80 south bth Sc 229 High V. M. merchant 2 2 9 High Garesches and Ravesies, 229 High Garey Daniel, carpenter back 134 Callowhill Edward, shoemaker 160 south 5th Garine Joel B. barber 2 north Fifth Garlanger Henry, bricklayer Kunckle n. Tammany Garlick Joseph, cotton spinning factory cor. Vine and Sch. 2d Garner James, shoemaker 108 Lombard James, innkeeper 140 south 8th. Garnett Michael, carpenter cor. Wood & Julianim Sams Sarah, toy shop St. Mary ~ GAil GAS ijarour Jacob, gentleman 64 Chesnivt Garren Anthony, goldsmith 220 south_7tli Garretson Elia'.im, storekeeper 76 north 4th L. & H.C. & Co. storekeepers 10 s. 2d [See Garriso?i Garrett E. gentlewoman 184 Chesnut Elizabeth 8 Cypress aliey John, farmer Buck road n. Passyunk Levi, tobacconist n. w. corner Front and Drawbridge Dock Philip, clock and watchmaker 144 High tRichard, porter 22 Sugar alley. GarricK Elizabeth, widow Shield's alley John, plasterer I hirteenth ab. Sassafras Garrigues Benjamin F. merchant 16 Union ■fCsesar, labourer Smith's alley John, tidier Cherry below Twelfth William, jun. carpenter S7 Cherry William, measurer of carpenter's work 39 Cherry Garrison Abm. hairdresser 220 north Front Bathsheba, widow Gilles's alley Benjamin, labourer 122 Browne Clement, carpenter Broad below George John, harness maker 488 south Second Jonathan, mariner Merrit's lane n. 5th Mary, milliner 88 north 4Ui [See Garretson G arson J. shoemaker 95 Queen (S.) Gartlancl James, accomptant 7 north 4th .^ohn, china merchant 71 south Front Gartley John, teacher 19 Cherry Garvin John J. mate Carpenter (S.) corner 5th Robert, grocer and carter Lombard n. Sen. Eighth [See Girvan Garwood Asa, labourer back 513 north Third and Chambers, shipjoiners 247 Swanson John, saddler, &c.back 12 north Front Richard, sea captain 25 Catharine William, shipwright 468 south Front William, jun. shipwright 549 south Front Gash Frederick, cooper \ 4. Swanson Mary, widow 42 Plumb Gaskill Elizabeth, widow back 168 St. Joha GAS GEL Gaskill Benjamin, bookbinder 22 Bank street Daniel, shoema er 46 Bread Edmund, ladies' shoemaker 120 Walnut Esther, storekeeper 278 north Second Uriah, labourer back 43 Noble n. Second Wm. carpenter 256 north Front Gassey James, stevedore 188 Lombard Gatchel Joseph, smith Carpenter street (C.) Gates Nathaniel, shipwright 23 Beck's alley Gatter Martin, shoema er 19 Bryan's alley Gattier Mary, widow teacher 152 Cherry Gaudichand Peter, jeweller 12 Franklin's court Gauff John, shoemaker 38 Charlotte Gaul Frederick, carpenter Smith's alley near CoaU. Frederick, brewer 151 and back 147 High Richard, sea captain 208 south Front Gault William, blacksmith 70 Cherry & 12 Bran- ner's court Gaunt David, accomptant 2 Voglam*s court Gavin Ann, nurse S3 Shippen George W. printer 2 Clawges' court John, labourer 236 south 5th Gaw Chambers, 409 south Front Gilbert, Windsor chairmaker 84 north Front John, nailer Callowhill ab. 6th John, shoemaker back 38 Charlotte street & Patterson, cabinet and chairmakers 84 N- Front Robert, chairmaker 179 and 2 80 south 2d Gawn Jacob, carpenter U. S. Arsenal Geanerau John, grocer 80 Sassafras Gebler Appolonia, tea store 148 north Fifth Godfrey, tavernkeeper 82 Dock Matthias, accomptant 67 Vine Geiger George, accomptant junction Frankford R> and Marlborough ' Martin, baker Frankford road n. Orange Geisse Philip, merchant 49 north Third William, merchant 28 north Third widow of William, 25 north 4th Geley Peter, 163 north Front Geller Philip, baker cor. Lombard and 7th Gellibert Epiphant, grocer cor. 5th and Vin.0 GEM G . Gemeny Naomi, widow 183 Spruce Generally Fleury, milliner 2 north Sixth Genther Chas. labourer 252 St. John '[See Ginthcr John, tayior 20 Swanwick John, innkeeper Mulberry near 11th Leonard, saddletree plater 1 Richardson's court Valentine, carpenter Buttonwood bel. 6th Gentry Robert, shipwright Noble above Front Samuel, shipwright 271 St. John William, labourer Sch. 8th bet. Cherry 8c Race George Ann, widow Hamilton village Anthony, grocer 206 south Second Charles, oak cooper 153 S. Water tDaniel, labourer Cedar near Twelfth Edward, teacher 198 Spruce James, grocer n. w. cor. Shippen and 6th John, haircloth manufacturer Hamilton village Joseph, currier 1 5 Sterling alley Margaret, widow 1 1 Stephens' court Mrs. ladies' seminary 356 High Richard, hatter 156 High Richard, sea captain 278 south Front wife of George, Sch. 8th bet. Cherry and Race Wm. gravt digger Blackberry alley nea:- Spruce Gerard — — , teacher 1 49 Pine Gerhard Conrad, gentleman 32 Sassafras William, hatter 44 N. Front & 1 18 N. 2d German Charles, cabinet maker 56 Penn Germon Francis, marble paper maker 3 Sterling alley, dwelling 3 Quarry st. Greenberry D. gold and silversmith 28 Kunckel John, goldsmith, &c. 3 Quarry Thomas D. paper hanger 18 Franklin court [See Garman & Jarman Gernon Patrick, merchant 216 Walnut Gerrish Levi, flour merchant 55 Budd Gest & Dickenson flour merchants 375 High ges — arc Ges't John, flour merchant 375 High [See G* Gestner Eliza, widow 446 north Third Gethen John, silversmith 170 south Front widow, boarding house 170 S. Front [See Githcr, Getchel Joseph, carpenter Pearson's court Getler Christopher, labourer 7th n. Hudson's lane Getz Geo. A. victualler 156 St. John [See Gatz Geyer Andrew, jun. inspector of customs 129 Race John, gentleman 195 south 4th John, mayor of the city 122 north 3d Simon, regulator of dry measures 329 Race [See Guier Ghegan- James, grocer n. w. cor. 1 2th 8c Chesnut Ghriskey Lewis,' gunsmkh 349 N. 3dandKunckle near Green Gibbons David, bargeman Mifflin's court E. P. bonnet maker 75 Mulberry Joseph, conveyancer 163 Chesnut 8c MS south Tenth Gibbs Benjamin, gentleman 31 Mulberry Hannah, widow Barclay's alley Job, carpenter 79 Green t Jacob, boot cleaner 26 Prune f Jacob, cake shop 97 Lombard f John, waiter Prospect alley John, 6th near Fitzwalter John, printer 125 Pine J. W. merchant 32 south Fourth J. W. jun. dry good store 62 north 4th Josiah, labourer 82 Green t Peter, oysterman 85 Plumb Hobert, woodsawyer Jones' alley Tabitha, Filbert bet Scm 5th and 6th Thomas, labourer Ohio near 12th Wm. merchant 32 south Fourth Giberson M. M. & E. milliners 66 north Third Gibson Alexander, labourer Broad near Vine t Benjamin, labourer Prime ab. Swanson George, blacksmith 325 N. 3d&Rosea'ly Jacob, tinpiate worker 1 65 Cedar J GIB GIL Gibson James, counsellor at law 78 Walnut, office 61 souJi 4th James, distiller Passyunk cor. 6th James, saddler 21 north 9th John, hatter and shoe store 28 High John, merchant 61 south 4th John, teacher 133 Lombard Joseph, taylor 30 Juliana fJeremiah, sailor Garden bel. Buttonwood Margaret, tutress Elmslie's alky Mrs. widow 137 south Sixth |P. mariner 68 Shippen Wm. tobacconist cor. Fitzwalter and Spaf- ford Wm. B. tin plate worker 92 N. Third Gideon Casper, mariner Cauffman's court near Cherry George, chairmaker back 33 Vine Henry, victualler 206 north 8th Peter, victualler Callowhill above 8th Rebecca, boarding house 14 Cherry Giffon John, sailmaker 19 Cedar Gifford Mary, mantua maker 349 south Front Robert, carter 12th near Pine Sarah, Currant alley near Locust Thomas, carpenter Maria street Thomas B. mate Maiden bel. Front Gihon James, printer 5 8 Union John H. taylor 8 German Gilbert Conrad, cabinet maker 39 New Market , cabinet maker back 44 Vine David, carpenter 4 north Sixth Frederic!., merchant 190 Mulberry Sc 163 High & Grambo, merchants 1 63 High Jacob, taylor 139 Sassafras •John, mariner 5 Stall's court John G. taylor 83 north Second John, merchant 28 Powell John S. shoemaker 1 12 south Second John, boarding house 12? Lombard Joseph, carpenter 20 Chester Joseph, umbrella maker 158 Higb GIL-. — GIL Gilbert Magdalin, shopkeeper 74 south Water Michael, potter 9 Branch Peter, labourer Hickory lane near 6th Peter, shoemaker 14 Wells' row ab. Butv ton wood Samuel, tobacconist 208 north Second Sc Wessell, merchants 48 Dock Gilchrist L. widow 40 Sansom Gilby M. widov;.,Federal near Second Gildea & Whalen, widows, grocers cor. Well's alley and Oak (N . L.) Gilder John, carpenter 1 6 1 south Tenth Reuben & Henry, saddlers s. w. cor. Pirife and Second Gildner Frederick A. gun stock cutter 70 Callow- hill Giles Charles, labourer 15 Fayette George, rigger School alley Hannah, nurse 29 Noble Wm. accomptant 19 Green Gilfillan Edward, m. d. N. E. cor. Callowhill and Fifth Uilfrey Wm. shipwright Prime near Swanson Gilkey Wm. carter 52 George (S.) Gillom Wm. waterman Lily alley ab. Green Gill Bennington, merchant 258 High Edward, merchant north 2d & 1 5 Juliana Elizabeth, grocer cor. Shippen and Third Nicholas, ship joiner Maiden bel. Front Rachel, washerwoman 135 Spruce Samuel, carter Frankford ab. Queen Thomas, carter back 510 N. Front Thomas, cabinet maker 90 Lombard and 10 Cypress alley Qillagin Thomas, victualler Weaver's alley Gillam Samuel, waterman Oak near Noble Gillan Thomas, labourer west of Permanent bridge Gillard Fneas, copperplate printer 32 south 5th George, shoemaker 89 Swanson Gillaspy B. stone cutter Quince alley n. Locust Hannah, storekeeper 276 south Front Gillasspy George, ». d. 90 south Eighth Gilles Robert, weaver Lombard, n. Sch. 8th Gillespie John, grocer 158 Pine GIL GIR Gilliams Lewis, surgeon dentist 35 Mulberry Gilliard John, shoemaker cor. 3d and Lombard Gillies John, sea captain Walnut ab. Juniper Gilligan George, brewer 10 Elbow lane Michael, bricklayer 102 Plumb Gillilan James, weaver Swedes alley Gilliland James, carpenter -.98 south Second Gillin Daniel, grocer 99 Shippen ©illingham Geo. professor of m»sic 204 Sassafras James, hatter 175 south Front Joseph, merchant 28 north 8th & 153 High Mahlon, merchant 153 High Cxillinghams 8c -andolph, merchants 153 High Gilman & Ammidon, merchants 101 S. Front Amos, grocer 147 north 4th^ Benjamin I. merchant 143 north 8th Lydia, milliner 59 Arch & Kilborn grocers 159 C allowhill Wm. labourer 200 Shippen Gilmer E. grocer 373 Mulberry George, boarding house 1 6 Strawberry Gilmore Ann, widow >'feiffer's court Elijah, cabinet maker Juniper ab. Locust George, accomptant Brewer's alley n. 3d James, watchman at Fenn. bank 82 Plum Gilpin 8c Clay, livery stable keepers Harmony John G. stable keeper 2 Harmony Joshua 8c Thomas, merchants 149 S. Front Thomas, merchant 14 Lock •fGinn L. labourer Blackberry alley n. Spruce Ginnet Wm. shipwright Prime near 2d Ginnings John C. potter 59 Tammany [See Jennings Ginther Charlotte, 276 Mulberry David, victualler 42 Browne (N. L.) Frances, widow victualler 42 Budd George, victualler 42 Budd Girard Stephen, merchant 23 N. Water, banking hou^e 3d opposite Dock Girdon James, sea captain 17 Key's alley Girlling Wm. late taylor 73 Pine Girvan James, taylor 87 south Fifth [See Gay G1S— GLW Pismire Jacob, taylor 4 Pennsylvania avenue Gitchell David, shingle shaver 443 S. Front Githens Delaplain, bricklayer 220 Lombard Githins 1 lizabeth, widow 4 Vernon [See Gethen Samuel, fruiterer 28 High Givin Win, carpenter Cedar near Eleventh Glading John, oak cooper 21 and 10 Swanson Joseph, nailer 197 St. John & 93 Coates Gladney David, watchman Harper's alley n. Water Gladden Elizabeth, wife of James 43 Mead alley Glasgow Edward, accomptant U. S. arsenal James, plasterer Pine above Tenth, shoe store 226 High John, Pine street Wharf Wm. grocer Pine-st wharf south side Glass Samuel, Farmer's row Sarah Ann, mantua maker Lyndall's alley n. 12th Glassco Hester, widow weaver 524 north Front Glause Samuel, carpenter 60 Cherry Glazer David, nailer 191 St. John Glazier Adam, teacher Crown bet. 8th and 9th . Henry, shoemaker 356 north Third Jacobr labourer Germantown road bel. 4th John A. sexton 7 1 Crown Gleason Jonas, carpenter 146 Locust Glen James, m. d. 60 south Fifth Glenn Benjamin, sailor Crown near Prince Daniel, caulker Queen near Palmer Eliza, widow Queen near Prince Hannah, widow 13th bel. High John, boat builder near Glass house (K.) John, shipwright Queen ab. Gunner's creek Joseph, sea captain 20 1 Spruce Margaret, widow Broad ab. Mulberry Margaret, widow boarding house, 2 Car- lyle's court Mary, widow nurse Steinmetz' court (N.L.) Mary, widow 97 Queen (S ) Robert, shipwright Beach near Bishop & Young, grocers s. w. cor. 10th 8c Filbert Glentworth George, 281 Sassafras James, stock Sc exchange broker s, E» cor. Walnut and Dock GLE— GOL Glentworth Plunket F. u b. 144 Sassafras Gloss William, carpenter 10th near Lo. bard Glossinger George, jun. merchant ; 96 N. Second fGloucester rev. John, 7th bel. Shippen GJover James, cooper, 6th ab. Poplar lane John, stone cutter cor. Cedar and Front Samuel, grocer 230 north Water Wm. sea captain 3 M-ary (S.) Goan John, blacksmith Marlborough n. Queen Goddard Georee S. 126Chesnut John, merchant 13 S Water & 411 High Godfrey Andrew, victualler Juniper n. Race Charles, ropemaker ^assyunk n. Federal Godley and Shrockmorton, merchants 53 High Go< on Victorine, dry good store 40 S. Third Godshall Ann, widow back 37 Beck's alley John, shoema er 376 north Third Paul, carter Moyamensing road n. Second Godshaw Wm. ropemaker Carpenter n. 6th (S.) Godt Christian, distiller of tar, Sec. Court alley n, Brown Gceller Philip, baker 207 Lombard cor. Seventh Goentner Leonard, smith 63 and back 73 N. 5th Goetz Frederick, gunmaker 163 north Second 2% Sassafras alley [_\I GOR Gomminger Agnes, shopkeeper 83 Callowhill Gone Jacob, carpenter United States Arsenal fGongo William, labourer Acorn alley .os, labourer 19 1 Noble i\Jargaret, washerwoman back 67 Coates Good Joseph, plasterer 4 39 N. ront Gooden John„ carpenter 1 3 Catharine Goodfellow Elizabeth, pastry cook &4 Dock Goodknecht Christian, hatter back 57 ■ udd Goodman George F. printer 85 Callowhill John, blacksmith \97~ N. Third John, justice of the peace a»d notary public S7 Callowhill Jonathan, blacksmith 7 Charlotte Phoebe, storekeeper 68 Mulberry Samuel, steward mag. asylum Schuyl- kill near Sassafras Goodrich Wm. hatter 9 Cray's alley Goods Ge*rge, biscuit baker Kunckle near Tam- -« many Goodwin George, ropema^er corner Passyunk 8c Eighth George, jun. labourer back 143 (oats' John I), and Edward ropema-ers, &c cor. of Oak and Coats John, grocer 224 N. Water John, innkeeper 21 >-.. 5th John, ropemaker and ship chandler, and agent for commercial line, Arch-street wharf and 7 1 north '/ront Samuel, carpenter 5.1 south Water William, tanner Button wood above 6th Goodyear John, victualler James-st. Gordon Catharine widow 296 south Fourth David, carpenter 124 Plumb Hannah, widow i 63 Shippen Henry, grocer K5 Shippen John H. plane maker 56 Catharine Peter, mariner Turner's court Peter, oil cloth maker 4th above Browne Peter, jun caulker 12 Ar gyle [Robert, fruiterer 60 Walnut P GOR -L.OV Gordon Robert, and Co. manufacturers of edge tools 3^ south 4th Thomas F. enquire 3j south 4th Gorgas George, lumber merchant 282 N. Second Joseph, lumber merchant 212 north 6th and 2 1 3 Vine Gorman Edward, tavernkeeper 128 N. Water Thomas, grocer York road, above Poplar lane Thomas, stablekeeper 24 Prune Gort Christian, watchman Oak near Browne Gos Joseph, M. d. 224 Lombard Gosling David, grocer 230 N. Water Si Glover, grocers 230 X. Water & Glover, flour and grocery 241 N. Front Cossline Nathaniel, (labourer^ 272 St. John Gosner C. ropema -er Federal ?bove Second Frederick, carter 183 Coate's Joseph, potter 205 Coate's Gosser Jacob, fisherman Queen near Wood widow of Fisher, Queen near Wood Gossower John, labourer .back 369 north.3d Gosvener Israel, farmerj Anne below Powell Vine- yard Gottreau Henry, tavernkeeper 1 1 Penn Goucher Hannah, widow Tammany bel. Kunckle Gouge John, druggist 395 south Front Goukler John, carter 136 Callowhill Goul Valentine, 92 north Ninth Gould Calvin, distiller 54 Prune Walter, chairmaker 153 Locust and 13th near I.o?ust -Goulding Manuel, labourer St. John Gouldy Eliza, widow Spruce above 13th-st. Jacob, labourer Spruce above 13th-'st. Gourdon Madame, widow 256 south Fifth Gourlay Archibald, accomptant 48 Tammany Gourley John, grocer 385 N. Third corner Coate's jGovans A. woodsawyer 6th near Merrit's lane Govett Charles, merchant 25 1 High Eleanor, widow 1 49 Mulberry George, clock 8c watchmaker corner High and Front (,0 V GKA Govctt Wm. J. carpenter corner Pine & 12th Wm. G. accomptant 251 High Wm. treasurer of the Lancaster turnpike company 25 1 High Gowan Win. umbrella maker 225 N. Second Gowen James, merchant 104 X. Front Gowing Mary, widow of John, sea captain 5 1 Al- mond Graba Ann, widow back 479 N. Second Grace Aaron, labourer back 390 Race \_See Gricc Catharine, widow washerwoman Wood near Fourth Christiana, tripe seller Charles'-st. Jacob, painter and glazier Sheaff's alley Mrs. Starr alley Grady Thomas, store keeper 356 south 2d Graff Balthasar, baker 474 north Second Charles, merchant corner Mulberry and 6th Frederick manager of the water-works 22 north Sixth George, oak cooper Poplar lane above 3e- cond-st. Henry, balance weigher Spruce st. wharf 8c 29 north Sixth John, labourer Wood above Ann John, late deputy collector near Gray's ferry John, gentleman 503 Arch Joseph, victualler 22." north Eighth Joseph, jun. victualler Lawrence above Wood Rebecca, layer-out of the dead 152 Vine William, taylor back 39 New Market ". rahatn Abigail, widow of John 69 south 1 1th Ann, teacher b. 124 Catharine Sc Avery, druggists 253 south Second Charles labourer Shippen near 7th Dr. George, Edward, taylor Passyunk fttar 8th Elizabeth, widow 12 Oak (S.) Elizabeth, nurse 58 Green Henry, nailor 27 Noble-st. James, merchant 3 X. 9th and 327 High James, ba'-er 13th near Cedar James, oysterman 50 Mead alley EtA URA Graham James, oysterman 4 Dock James, grocer corner Gth and Shippt Jane, gentlewoman 242 N. Front John, musician 297 Mulberry John, taylor Passyunk near Prime "John, carter Garden -above Wood hn, gentleman 397 south Second John, at Howell k 1 leasants Pear-st. John, cabinetmaker Goforth alley John, K. grocer 3 N. 12th and 289 High Margaret, storekeeper 260 N. 8th Martha, widow nurse 98 Green Thomas Sc John K. grocers 239 High , | Widow, tayloress 21 Plumb Peter. 6c Co. merchants 28 Chesnut "~eter, merchant 94 south Front Sarah, druggist 258 south Second William^ grocer Prime near Swanson William, grocer cor. High and Sch. 8th Grambo Christian, merchant 163 High G random John, gentleman corner Sansom Et 7th Granger Juliet, widow Vine n. Sch. Second G^ansby George, sea captain 33 German Grant A! Mander, mariner 2^61 Catharine A. widow miliiner 310 south Second -\ Henry, labourer 3 1 Filbert John, merchant 10 south Fourth and 2 Pat- ton's court J. P. merchant 403 High and Perot's wharf Margaret, widow 10th near Lombard Peter, boo- binder bac 62 Cherry fPrimus, labourer Small near 6th Robert, dealer Lombard near 2d Robert, commission bottler 48 Lombard Samuel, merchant 43 N. Water and 403" High * Sophia, widow baker 6 Cherry T. widow tayloress 95 Arch Wm. blockmaker 62 Christian Wm. silver and goldsfhith 387 north Third w.atz Hyman, merchant 230 High & 267 Chesnut Jacob, merchant 230 High St 267 Chesnut Joseph, merchant 230 High & 267 Ch«nut \ — :f<.A Gratz Sarah H. widow of Hyman 307 Spruce Simon, merchant 230 High & 257 Chesnut Simon 8t Brothers, merchants 230 High Grauel Daniel, coppersmith 237 north 2d John, baker 334 north Second Gravel Henry, carpenter 220 Vine Matthias, furcutter & puller, back 63 north Sixth Gravelle R. L. jeweller 12 north Second Graven John, coachmaker 34 Cherry Gravenstine Elizabeth, fruiterer 3 1 Race George, stablekeeper 102 Locust ccr. Sixth Sc Cherry Jacob, baker Fourth near Browne Graver David, gardiner Buttonwood above SixtL Graves Bazel, tallow chandler 16 Spruce [See G reeves Bartholomew, innkeeper 81 north 7th Didridge, labourer I S3 Coate's John, sea captain 334 so-uth Front William, shoemaker 121 Budd [See Grazed Gravy Henry, innkeeper 3S2 north Third comer Coate's tGray Andrew, mariner Acorn ailey ab. Spruce ?A:in, washerwoman Trusty's court A. shallopman 63 Cedar Caleb, dry good store 1 16 north Third David, carpenter 137 north Fifth David, shoemaker 24 Budd Edward, merchant 3S Dock and 100 sc Front Eliza, grocer 124 south Fifth George, 1 13 north Tenth Gowan, mariner Sixth near Fitzwalter Hugh, draymaA Poplar above Front James, teacher and minister of Presbyterian Society, 3 north Tenth James, teacher back Rose alley ab. Greene John, taylor 50 south Watir John, woodsawyer Juniper near Vine Joseph, carter south Sixth near Shippep Joseph^ carpenter Brewster's court tA !RB ay Joseph, drayman Poplar above Fro. Joseph, formerly brewer 22 Wood fPeter, Smith's court Richard, sea captain 26 Union Robert E. brewer 24 south Sixth Hpbert, drayman Poplar near Budd Samuel, combma er 179 north Thiro Samuel, blacksmith Maria-st. and Taylor, merchants 3 8 Dock Thomas, carter Vine n. Eleventh Thomas, curdwainer - 8 south*Second Wiliiam, shoemaker 181 St. John William, shoemaker Poplar lane n. Budd William, hatter Waria-st. William, shoemaker 16 Little German andWylie, teachers academy L&cust above Ninth Z. shoema; er 6 St. Mary ar Andrew, victualler 2":0 north Eighth Jacob, victualler 289 north Eighth John, victualler below 8th Mulberry alley John, jun. victualler north Eighth bel. But- ton wood lane John, victualler 207noith Eighth Joseph, morocco dresser George ab. lOth-st. £ blacksmith Juniper alley at ;. Johij/ GUI ciUO Griffith Robert, potter Twelfth near Lombard \ Robert, potter Cedar n. Twelfth Robert, combmaker back 46o N. Third Robert K. merchant compting house Bank alley dwelling 106 south Eight] William, teacher 5 south Tentj^ William, mariner back 134 St. William, mariner back 393 south Second Griffiths John, painter & glazier Yor^ R. ab. Noble Griffitts Hannah, gentlewoman S Norris's alley Matthew, shoemaker 26 Springett alley Samuel P. m. d. 62 south J>ont Sarah, widow 174 south 5th Grigg Mary, widow of Michael 36 Mead Griggs Andrew,' prkiter Ridge near Button wood Sc Dickinson, printers (Whitehall) Ridge R. Grigsby Solomon, carter Sweed's alley Grim Catharine, washerwoman 7 1 north Tenth Eliza, widow 466 north Third Henry, dry good store 148 north 4th Mary, nurse 39 Coats' alley Peter, brickmaker cor. Third & Poplar lane Grimes John, shipwright Federal near Second Grimshaw Hugh, cotton manufactory Vine bet. , Sch. Front and Second Thomas, reed maker Broad bel. High Grimshur William, mariner 97 German Griner John, taylor back 150 south 4th John, watchman at Bank Joseph, coach painter 44 Columbia avenue dwelling 76 Locust wife of John, Raspberry alley above Spruce Grinnell William plane maker 358 north Third William, attorney at law 125 Walnut Griscom Rachel, dry good shop 52 Race Samuel, bricklayer 200 north 6th Griskey Lewis, gunsmith Kunckleand cor. Green and Third Grissom Eliza, widow gardener Vienna n. Duke Grogan George, labourer Queen near Cherry G<*ogen Charles, plasterer Poplar alley n. Walnut Margaret, nurse back 327 north Third Groll Christian, rigger Browne's court GBe— Gig Grosline Nathaniel, labourer 272 St. John Gross Ann, widow of Jacob Twelfth n. Walnut Catharine, seamstress back 261 Catharine George, watchman Currant alley n. Spruce widow 149 Cherry shoemaker Twelfth near Walnut -T61Tn, shoemaker Cherry near Sch. Eighth John, accomptant back 1 66 Grossman John, stablekeeper 255 Vine St 31 Bread Grotjan Peter A. editor and printer of the "weekly public sale report" and "daily public sale no- tice" office and dwelling 58 Walnut G rover John, sea captain 5 Lombard Groves Anthony merchants N. Front £c 16 N. 7th t Catharine, washerwoman Daniel, bricklayer 169 Vine E. widow 1 19 north 5th t James, labourer back 91 Callowlull John, merchant 86 south Front Mrs. of Robert, Pump alley William, bricklayer 132 Callowhill [See Graven and Greeves Grow Nathaniel, mariner b. 364 south Second Grubb Christopher, labourer Wood near Queen George, armourer U. S. arsenal Joseph, suspender maker 106 Plumb Grundlock G. innkeeper 400 north Third Gubert Joseph iri. china merchant 270 N. 2d and 1 N. Third Gudcn Catharine, seamstress south 5th n. German Guenat and Johnston, merchants 26 south wharves J. 13. merchant 26 south wharves and 230 Walnut Guest A. Si E gentlewomen 17 Sansom [See Gcst Guerin Anthony, jeweller 24 Oak (S.) Guier Adam, grazier cor. Eleventh and Filbert and Diehl, merchants 199 High Martin, labourer Crown near Prince Mrs. of Jacob, 270 Sassafras William, merchant 158 Lombard [See Gs Guieu Sc Bion, E. J. merchants cor. 5th and P; Ciuiilard John, merchant 63 south 4th Guilkey John, carter Relief Guille Joseph F. m. d. 194 Pine ♦ 'Uillou Victor, dancing master 82 south Eighth Guin Wm. taylor 125 south Water &82 Swanson Ouinn Andrew, carter o~ George (S.) Guion James, printer 23 Cresson's alley Guldy David, brickmaker Sch. Third near Fine Gujiager Mrs. shopkeeper 70 Mulberry Gullen John* stone cutter 22 Shriver's court and Mulberry Gumbes Wm. H. accomptant 75 north Front Gummere Jesse, shoemaker Frankford R.n. Queen Gumminger Joseph, carter 4th above Browne Gumpert Abraham, merchant 259 north Second Gun George, baker 23 Charlotte George, biscuit baker b. 57 south Water rGunn Violet 14 Nicholson's court -Gurley Josiah, rag merchant 250 south 6th Gurn Conrad, rigger 1 Shippen Gurney Francis G. merchant 199 s. Front and 2 Union and Smith, merchants 199 s. Front Gussier James, stevedore 188 Lombard Guthrie David, stone cutter 6 Fayette Gutter David, stonecutter Prospect alley Guttery James, mariner b. 14 German Guyant David, shipwright Warren Jacob, labourer !33 Coats* John, labourer b. Sch. 8th bet. Locust and Walnut Guyalt Sidney, mantua maker Washington court Guyer George, carpenter Race above Ninth James, mate 40 Chester John, mariner Terith below Race John J. grocer cor. L. Washington Sc 2d widow, Race above Ninth Guyger Caspar, taylor Black horse alley Guyon John, labourer Spruce near Sch. Second Guyott John F. carpenter CedaT above Ninth Guys Edward, prison keeper Eleventh bel. Locust [See Gric? Gwin Alexander, taylor Mary's alley nn Margaret, widow Goforth alley IIAA HAH Haars Christian, sugar refiner 66 Cherry and Nicholson's court Haas Adam, carpenter 128 German [See Hess Charles, painter, Sec. 124 Coats + Conrad, late baker 27 Appletree alley Frederick, carpenter b 262 north Eighth Frederick, shoemaker 1 10 Green Frederick, stocking weaver 367 N. Third Henry, oak cooper 391 N. Third rSee haut-f Samuel, carpenter Sixth above Poplar lane , widow s. e. corner of John and Wood Habbick Henry, cordvvainer, Moyamensing near Wharton Habert John, cooper b. 46 Spruce Hacker George, baker 104 Budd Hacket James, potter Carpenter S.) north Fifth S. potter 48 Shippen , widow 26" south rourth Haddock Fenrv. grocer 216 south Fifth Joseph, labourer IV; ark's lane \_SteHaijdock Hailine Catharine, widow 59 north Fourth Haga Godfrey, merchant s. e. cor. : igh and 6th Ha gar Margaret; widow hardware dealer 5 ; ''oats Hagarty James, shoemaker Wiley's alley n. Vine Hagen John, weaver A loan st. below Clare alley Hagenbush ' hristian, innkeeper (Bull's head) 235 north Third Hage" Daniel, shoemaker 336 north Second Havrerly Fred, labourer C allowhiil bel. Laurence fHagerman John, sweep master Middle alley erty Charles, grocer \ lizabeth Henry* farmer Fran' ford above West Hagner Philip, chocolate manufacturer 132 N. 3d Hagstoz Jacob, sugar refiner 17 Wood (N. L.) and Reily, sugar refiners 65 Crown Hague Andrew, milkman hanover n. Prince Henry, caulker Hanover n Prince William caulker Bedford (K.) Hahn Christian, labourer Hikle's court Peter, merchant 75 N. Water & 76 N. Front Peter, 7 6 north Front UAH— -HAL Hahn William, chocolate and mustard manufactu- rer 70 north Fourth and cor. Race Sc 4th widow of C. 104 north Front Haig Thomas, potter Poplar lane above Front Haigh Eliza, wife of Charles Scott's alley Hailer Frederick, gentleman 24 Mulberry Haines Daniel, grave digger Cherry above Duke David, shoemaker 66 German Ephraim, lumber merchant 307 8c dwelling 245 north Front [See Hayn? Hannah, widow 4 Lodge Henry, labourer Wood near Duke John, weaver Taper alley near Green John, gardiner Cherry corner Duke John, saddler 108 north Eleventh John, drayman 5th above Ca.lowhill Joseph, drayman PhirCeeiitfl above High Josiah, boatbuiider Swanson above Prince Julianna, widow Marlborough n. Bedford Peter, labourer Cherry near Duke Reuben, gentleman 300 hesnut Hains John, victualler Merrit'slane co. of Fourth John, shipwright C rown near Prince Samuel, surveyor 63 Chesnut Halberstadt Ann, widow of George 214 N. Front Samuel, carter Fifth below Christian Hale Eliza, weaver Germantown R. opposite Pitt Joseph, carter George above Twelfth Mahlon, carpenter edar below Twelfth Samuel, shipwright 460 south Front Thomas, broker 2C>4 and 83 Chesnut Warwick, boatbuilder 46 ^ south Front widow of Matthew. 2 Bread See Hail'tf Htyl Haley hdward, dyer Germantown road n. Pitt Elizabeth, dyer 2d n. germantown road 7ohn, carpet weaver 418 south -econd Halfpenny Robert, painter and glazier 139 NT. 5th Hall Alexander, grower s. w. cor. Cedar and Penn Ann. wife of 132 Plumb David, printer ". I n igh Eliza, tayloress Emlen's court n. Noble Eliza, widow of Jesse Poplar lane above Front Elizabeth, widow huckster 265 St. John Q HAL HAL Hall Elizabeth, widow 42 1 ugh tGeorge, labourer Apple Grace, widow Small near Sixth Isaac, labourer 250 south Sixth Isaac, corder Hayscale wharf (N. L.) and 4 Noble Jacob, merchant 190 High James, accomptant back 27 High James, cordwainer 8o Penn i James, labourer Stewart's court John, gentleman 108 south Fourth John, clock and watchmaker s. e. corner Front and Chesnut John, merchant 6 Penn and 13 Lombard John, carpenter 1 1 8 south Tenth John, hatter 66 north Front John, oysterman 7 Swanson Louisa, widow Hopkins' court Margaret, widow shopkeeper 286 south 4th Margaret, dry good store 71 High * and Pierie, printers and publishers of * the Pennsylvania Gazette' 51 High Peleg, sea captain 277 south Front Rachel, widow Ball alley Richard, grocer Lombard above Ninth Robert, shipwright Prince near Palmer Samuel, labourer below Currant alley Sarah, seamstress 82 Green Spicer, shoemaker High west Perm't. bridge and Worley, merchants 1 90 High Thomas M. merchant 44 south 6th & cor. 4th and High William, printer 51 High "William, merchant 20 south 2d William, oysterman 7 Swanson t William, coachman Paschal's alley •fWilliam, oysterman 8 1 north Eighth William C. merchant 284 High & 4 N. 1 lth Hallowelland Austin, merchants 121 High Chalkley, bricklayer 222 north Fourth Charles, merchant 1 3 Church alley ami 121 High Edward, 96 Crown HAL— * HAM Ballowell J. attorney at law cor. 5th and Chesnut Joshua, drayman 158 Coats Martha, widow Frankford bel. Shacka- maxon and .latterthwaite, ironmongers 52 8c 19? north Third [See Ho Howell William, jun. ironmonger 197 N. Third wife of Richard, washerwoman Raspber- ry alley above Spruce Eliza wife of Joseph, Cherry above 11th Halverson Hannah, mantuam a .er 2 Stamper's a'y Halzel John, taylor back Rose alley n. Green Philip, fancy chair ma .er 515 north Front Hamel Rosannah, shopkeeper 218 south Second Victor, confectioner 136 HF;h Hamer Jacob taylor 24 Pewterplatter alley Hamill Elijah, shoemaker 167 Coate's Henry H. grocer Sc taverni- eeper 15 S.7fh James, watchman Ann-st. (Sch ) James, carpenter Tenth above Race James, carter 4 Hartung's alley James, carter 5 Springet alley John, carpenter 3i Mechahic-st. John, carter 2 1 Little German Mary, mantuamaker 2 Hoffman's alley Sc Fierie, curriers 81 Dock Robert, currier 8 1 Dock [S?e Hamel and Hammell Hamilton Alexander, commission merchant 38 S. Front Andrew, gentleman 95 south Fourth Ann, widow 418 south Second Archibald, carter 500 north Second F. Sc Mi Rogers, storekeepers 3 S. 2d Gavin, tobacconist 122 High Georges carpenter Cedar above Ninth Hannah, dry good store 64 north 4th Hugh, grocer 470 and 472 north Second corner Poplar lane Tamest gentleman 9j south Fourth James, grocer "28 Penn John, carpenter 193 Lombard wife of , Lily alley below Green M HA1S lilton John, shoemaker Emslie's alley John, millinery stoi'e 9 north Third John, grocer 4 High and 22 Mulberry John W. painter, &c. 122 south 5th Rebecca, widow 2 1 7 W ainut Robert, M. tavern and grocery Argyle-st wharf Samuel, stagedriver 4 Harmony Talbot, teacher back 29 Church alley widow of John, 23 Strawberry William, drayman 9 Kunckle Wm. cordwainer 84 N. 9th cor. Cherry "William, manner 358 south Front Wm. painter, See. 24 Strawberry and 1 1 i Chesnut Wm. carpenter Ann (Sen.) bet. 7th 8c 8th William, carpenter Cedar bel. Twelfth rHambleton Samuel, mariner, i64 south Water Hamlet G. blacksmith 77 Green 8c shop Oak (N.L.) Hamlin Joseph, carter Frankford road near Queen Ifamm James, biscuitba-er 91 Lombard James, m. d. s. w. cor. German and 2d Jacob, shoemaker Elizabeth n. Eleventh , shoemaker N. Market n. Margaretta 8c Son, biscuitbakers 91 Lombard tHamiTian Frederick, labourer Middle alley James, labourer 1 37 Cherry Mary, washerwoman 40 Crown Philip, sugarbaker Brewer's alley n. 3d Hammel James, blacksmith 87 south Water [See Hamitt Hammer Adam, shoemaker 60 Vine Lewis, storekeeper 147 north Third Hammett Jane, teacher Queen near Hanover. Mary, widow Shackamaxon (K.) Hammon William, merchant 143 Pine Hammond Mary, shopkeeper 59 New Solomon, taylor 19 Strawberry Hampton Alex, carpenter cor. Chesnut and Broad Samuel, shoemaker 18 Sugar alley Hamscher Jacob, carpenter China above Second Hanchman John, brickmaker 200 Sassafras Michael, brickmaker 174 Sassafras Hanckel John M. m. d. 53 Coate's HAW HAW Hancock Ann, milliner 37 north Second Robert, silkdyer 93 Vine T. labourer back 569 south Front William, labourer back 33 German William, printer 37 north Second William C. carpenter 66 north Eighth Hand Caleb, sea captain 93 Green Christiana, mantua maker Garden abovfi.. Callowhill Elijah, waterman back 374 south Front Ezekiel, shoemaker 313 south Third Ezra, Waterman back 322 S. Front James, grocer 69 south wharves Jeremiah, carter 250 north WTater John, jun. sea captain 41 Green John, sen. sea captain 93 Green Mary, widow 3 Ba'cer's alley , carter 27 l north Front Ruth, schoolmistress 130 Race' Handerson Eliza, washerwoman 14th bel. Race Handly John, carter 489 north Third Wm. mariner back 5 13 north Third Handy Harriett, boarding house 137 High Handy Frederick, vict. 6th below Poplar lane Haney Rody, labourer 13th near Cedar Hanis. John J. bet. Arch and Cherry and bet. Sen. Eighth and Broad Hanker William, shoemaker 399 north Third Hankinson William, storekeeper 18 north Second Hanley John, hog victualler Laurence-st, Thomas, woodsawyer Wattman's court Hanlin John, labourer s. e. cor. Sch. 7th and Race Hanna Edward, innkeeper 145 Cedar John, sea captain 30 Elizabeth John, stevedore 41 Callowhill Hannah E. shopkeeper 190 Lombard Preston, labourer Spruce n. Sch. Front Hannigan b. widow Quince alley near Locust [See Hanagai-i Hannings Wm. shoemaker 215 St. John Hannold Geo tuylor 49 Coate's alley Hannum Isaac, mariner 155 south Fifth. Han$e Conrad, coachmaker cor. Fourtk & W al^t a % danse Jacob, brickmaker 480 north Th Jeremiah, bricklayer York bel. Tammany. JohnJ 12 1 Walnut P. widow 98 Shippen Samuel, bookbinder 170 south Second [See Ha.nct Hansell Sc Braeutigarn, saddlers, &c. 24 High & Iseminger, wheelwrights cor. 6th and Passyunk John, tallow chandler 163 Race John, wheelwright cor. 6th and Passyunk Joseph, wheelwright back 538 south 2d Mary, shopkeeper 162 Sassafras Samuel, mariner Albertson's court Sarah, widow Arch above Twelfth Sarah, teacher 47 north Seventh Thomas, carpenter 12 North alley William S. saddler, Sec 24 High [See Hens el Hanser Jacob, dealer 106 north Third Hapeny Rachel widow boarding house 256 High Harad David, labourer Pryor's below Tenth Harbart Isaac, bricklayer 162 Cherry John, carter 8 1 Budd [_See Herbert Harberger Henry, dentist 1 1th below Walnut Henry, jun. copper and tinsmith 11th below Walnut Harbeson Benjamin, copper merchant 75 High Hugh, grocer i94 south Front store on the Drawbridge Joseph, ironmonger 178 north Third Harborn Joseph, 22 Shippen Joseph, jun. cooper 17 Vernon Harden John, oak cooper 253 north Second Harder John G. furrier 58 south Fourth Hardie David, sea captain 164 Spruce Hardin John, labourer Stafford John, blacksmith back 571 south Front- Thomas, painter, Sec. 45 1 south Second Harding Hezekiah, sea captain i to south ThL t James, cooper 9 1 C'oate's j.Tohm mariner 7th near Shippen [ft 11 A It Harding Joseph, lumber merchant Pfeiffer's alley '1 nomas, mariner Carpenter (S.) n. 5th widow of Geo. 336 south Second Hardinge Samuel A. comedian back 18 S. Sixth \\ gardiner Shippens' lane n Ctdar Hardwic* John, painter and glazier 14 Mulberry Hardy David, bottler 2*9 south fourth Francis A- sea captain 105 Swanson Hugh, teacher 2 34 south Third John, teacher 120 south FifthJ John, carter 220 south front John C. baker 78 Spruce Laurence, baker 1 S Spruce Patrick, grocer 28 2 S. Fourth cor. Plumb- Thomas, carter and grocer 129 S. Water Thos. grocer 8c boarding house 13 Spruce Hare Charles W. attorney at law 95 Sc 97 WalnuE George, merchant 19 Powell Margaret, widow of Robert 172 Chesnut Robert, porter brewer cor. Callowhill & New Market-st. dwelling 272 Chesnut William, merchant 7 Powell Wm. Sc Co. dry good store 9 north Second Harford John, accomptant 372 south Front Hargesheimer John, painter Sc glazier 49 Gaskill Samuel. (Point Breeze Inn) Banks of Schuylkill Hargis Thomas F. carpenter 24 Tammany. Harrow William, carter 55 Artillery lane Harkens Mary, mantuamaker 244 south Sixth Harker Joshua, merchant 29o Mulberry and 43" north Front Samuel, storekeeper 5| north Second Harkin Xeill, blacksmith Emlen's court Peter, grocer 4 Chesnut Harkins Charles, hostler Buttonwood ab. Fifth John, grocer Cedar near Thirteenth Matthew, labourer Sch, 4th n. Walnut Wm. salt and coal measurer 246 S. 3d William, cordwainer 103 south Fifth Harkinson Samuel, bricklayer 157 Coate's Hartley Mary, widow 38 Budd [S e Hockley HartenAlice Sc M. ShotwelJ, storekeepers 6 n. 5th HAR BAR Harlan Charles, attorney at law 1 1 9 Walnut George, carpenter Quince below Walnut Joshua, merchant 68 south Front Joshua, merchant 22 Walnut Wm. merchant 22 Walnut & 55 Union Harlafcd John, merchant 1 40 Mulberry John, jun. merchant 7 Franklin Row S. 9th Joseph, watchman Arch bel. Sen. Front and Second Richard, livery stable 102 Race Harley Francis, coppersmith 97 south Front Harlin Edward, carpenter Tenth near Lombard Harline Eliza, wife of John, 50 Brewer's alley Harman Andrew, baker 40 Strawberry jChristiana, Washerwo. 4 Roger's court Elizabeth, grocer 316 Sassafras George, gentleman 45 north Sixth tLloyd, labourer 206 Shippen Jacob, whitesmith 139 north Second f Joseph, master sweep 165 Pine John, baker 152 north Fourth John, tobacconist Brewer's alley near , oysterman Queen n. Shackamaxon Mary, mantuamaker 1 27 New Samuel, drayman 40 Coate's alley tSarah, labourinijwomaii Allen's alley Wm. shipwright b. Rose alley n. Coate's William, mate 70 Christian Haimar widow of Gent. Josiah, near Gray's ferry Harmer Francis, collector Kunckle bel. Tammany Francis, carpenter 69 Crown Hannah, glove maker Friend's alms house John, caulker Queen n. Shackamaxon (li..) John, lastma! er 70 Coate's Harmerick , labourer F^anover near West Harmes James N. merchant Drinker's alley and 177 Walnut (Sansom's row', Harmstead Catharine, boarding house 7 Elbow lane Joseph, bookbinder 7 Elbow lane Laurence, carpenter 26 1 lizabeth Martin, shoemaker 135 north Front Wm. carpenter i azel alley n. Spruce Harnedlohn, tinplate worker 43 high & 12 Bread II Ml II AR Harold James, minister ot Roman Catholic Socie- ty IT Wi. line's alley Ilarpel John, shoemaker Ridge road Harper Abraham, smith 123 north Fourth Benjamin, woodsawyer back 1-7 Green Charles, grocer 2uj north Second Christopher, grocer 87 north Third David, late innkeeper 26 Old York road James, grocer cor Locust and 13th James, brickmaker 301 Spruce James, brickmaker Walnut above Tenth James, jun. brickmaker Walnut n. Tenth John, saddler back 192 n. Third John, cooper 21 bouth Water John P, grocer 205 CJedar Mary, widow 183 Pine Ridgeway, and Smith, merchants 51 north Water Robert, mate 12 Mary S.) Samuel, taylor 4^ Coate's alley Thomas, W. silversmith Pine above Ninth Thomas, brickmaker Sch. 5th below High Thomas, merchant 459 High Wm. flour merchant 7 Elfreith's alley Harpham Jonathan, storekeeper 217 S. Second Harrad Richard, cordwainer cor. 6th Sc Passyunk Harral George, 199 Walnut Harras Adam G. coachmaker 304 Race and Chest- nut above Tenth Harrel James M. printer 186 Lombard Harrington Jonathan, carter Callowhill bel. Garden Harriot Richard, shoemaker Queen near Sixth Harris Alexander M. labourer 44 Budd Amos, cordwainer 131 Coate's Benjamin, labourer Perkinpine's alley Catharine, widow 157 Walnut Charles, druggist, &c. 12 south Front fCharles, woodsawyer Smith's court David, mariner Swanson below Christian Eliza, milliner 66 south Fourth fHannah, widow 81 north Eighth Henry, labourer Oak below Noble James, sexton near 85 south Third HAR HAR Harris Jane, widow 18 St. Mary- John waterman 416 north Front John, labourer China-st. John, mariner 4-13 south Front John V. cabinetmaker and upholsterer 17£ Arch Joseph, comedian 70 north Eighth Joseph, 3. bricklayer 22 Tammany IVlary, boarding house 212 C hcsnut MaUhew, druggist 15 north Sixth ^Nathan, fiddler blackberry alley n. Spruce K« bert, jun. drugyist 17 no;th Sixth Samuel, m. d. 2i2 south Fourth Theophilus, gentleman 208 south Front Thomas, grocer 1 o5 south Tenth fWalter, driver Llover alley William, grocer 1 1 north twelfth, store 295 High f William, oysterman 48 Filbert tWilliam, porter 10? German m tWiiliam, labourer Bonsali street Harrison C. P. copperplate printer 91 north Front Elizabeth, widow 2.3 Spruce Francis, grocer 66 Browne (N. L) store S. E. corner Second Francis, stevedore 72 Catharine Framis, grocer 453 north Second Geo. navy agent 6 i DockSc 156Chesnut George, cabinetmaker Lily alley above Green George K. merchant 100 Mulberry Kenty, sea captain 361 north i ront Jane, shopkeeper 11 north Hfth Job, shoecna er back 437 north Second John, chemist first gate Frankford road John, mariner 210 i herry John, seaman 1 77 south Front Join., mate ftearslickei 's court John, turner 270 south Second Joseph, sea captain 10 Noble Joseph, taylor 306 south Second Matthias, gentleman 206 Spruce II AR IIAtt Harrison Michael, labourer 3 1 Charlotte Rachel, widow 25 1 north Front Samuel, engraver Twelfth above Arch Sarah, boardinghouse Townsend's court T. and J. merchants 96 Shippen Thomas, locksmith 228 Catharine Thomas, taylor 70 south Third William, engraver 12th above Mulberry- William, shipwright 21 Coates' Harrow John, labourer Swede's alley John, carpenter back 108 Christian Harry Hannah, boardinghouse 10 Norris' alley Rees, 50 Filbert fHarsman Jerernhh, wood sawyer 53 Mead alley Hart Abraham, storekeeper 1 1 2 north Third and 98 Race j Anthony, waiter Green's court Bernard, sugar boiler George above 12th Charles, teacher 337 Callowhill George, seaman 186 Lombard George, taylor Rose alley above Coate's Jacob, blacksmith Shackamaxon n. Bedford James, innkeeper 184 north Third James, merchant 55 Vine and 3d n. Callowhill James, smith back 7 1 north Fourth John, druggist 8 south Second & 195f Arch John, innkeeper (Lebanon garden) Cedar op- posite Tenth John, labourer 186 Lombard Tohn, barber Rose alley near Green John, shoemaker 225 Cedar John, jun. saddler 400 north Third t John, intelligence office Washington court Joseph, grazier 186 north Third Mary widow 186 Lombard Nicholas, cedarcooper 164 se*uth Third Sarah, Cherry above Eleventh Sarah A. 256 Mulberry Seymore, gentleman 57 Vine Susannah widow of Samuel, 12th n. Walnut Thomas 8c W. H. grocers 231 north Third Thomas, merchant 229 north Third William, oakcooper Harper's wharf and -3 Penn HAR IIA1J J ' Hart William, shipwright 505 south Second \_&et H-artt and Hadrtc Hartel John, plasterer 167 Coate's Hartley Daniel, tobacconist 158 noith Second and 43 >: ey's alley George, rigger Bright's wharf and corner Key's alley and Second John M. gentleman 5j New Joseph, upholsterer -66 south Second Mrs. of Matthias, tayloress 499 S. Front Nicholas, tinsmith 180 north Second Solomon, manner back 49 Browne (N. L.) wife ot Ezekiel, 38 Bndd William, reed maker back 208 High Hartline Mrs. of John, cordwainer 14 Runckle Hartman Augustus, labourer 1'teifYer's court Christian, sugai boiler 2 4 Poplar lane Jacob, stage driver \7 Appietree ;illey John, cupper and bleeder upper i-3 N. 6th [Mary, widow George above Third Matthias, gentleman cor. B< a Pitt Peter, chairmaker 39 Coate's H! y Philip, gold and silversmith 27 south 2d [Sire Elth man Hartnock Christian, whipmaker 507 N. 1 hird Justice, shoemaker b. 473 north Third Hartranfft ; ichad plasterer 12th ab. Sassafras Sophia, wi e of John, spinner 20 Pewter- platter alley Wm shoemaker b. 124 Catharine Hartsher Charles, grocer lrrankford R. ab. Otter Hartshorne Joseph, m. d. 246 Spruce Pa'tison, gentleman 122 Mulberry Hartwell widow, nurse 40 Vine Haitwig . ohn F. musician ( 48 north FTth Harvey Charles, mer hant 15 south Water Frederick, weaver High near Sch. Third Gabriel, taylor 396 Sassafras James, carter 288 south Third James, tavernkeeper Sixth n. Buttonwood tJames, mariner 137 Plumb Jolm, carpenter 134 Browne t Joshua, porter back 1 18 German HAtt HAY Ilarvsy Peter, coachmaker 363 High fRachael, washerwoman b. 1 17 German Robert, taylor Miller's alley Thomas, mariner 4 Shippen Harwood Jeremiah, accomptant 54 Duke (N. L.) Mrs. tayloress 1 1 north Fifth •jHaskin Sampson, labourer back 247 Spruce Haskins Thomas, merchant 12 south Water and 302 Chesnut [See Hopkins and White, merchants 12 south Water fHaslett Jacob, labourer St. Joseph's avenue t Joseph, labourer bet. Frankford and 2d William, merchant cor. Front 8c Walnut Kasline Catharine, widow of John, 59 north Fourth Hassall Joseph, waterman Lily alley above Green Joseph, shoemaker 305 south Second Hassel John, mariner back 1 north Third John, shoemaker 185 north Second Hassinger Jacob, merchant 207 ^igh 8c Johns, merchants 5 South alley Hasson James, tanner 3 Crab William, weaver Cedar above Tenth Hastings John, grocer 45 south Fourth Hatcner wife of C. 9i Passyunk John, carpenter College avenue tHathard Clement, woodsawyer 42 Lombard Hathaway Caleb, merchant 28 b. Wharves 8c 143 Spruce Kather Mary, washerwoman Palmer n. Prince Hathwell George, carver and gilder 75 S. Front Hathwood Elizabeth, widow 94 Plumb Hatrick Barbara, widow 196 Lombard Hattenfield .•osc-ph M. constable back 113 N. 2d Hattcn John, teacher Juniper above Cherry Sarah, teacher 67 New Haughey Alice, grocer 168 south Water and 169 south F"ront Hauftman Adam, blacksmith Frankford R. above Shackamaxon Haughton Henry, weaver Vine n. Sch. Second Haupt Jacob and S. grocers 143 north Third Hause Conrad, late baker back 27 Apptetree alley IIAU HAY Hausc William, carpenter 41 north Eighth [See Haives and Haas tHausey Caleb, labourer 31 1 south Front Havens Joseph, carter Miller's court (N. L.) Mary, tayloress back 1 1 Plumb Haverstick William, jun. chinamerchant 264 High Haviland Cornelius, grocer 272 Cedar corner 7th James, bricklayer 256 Cedar John, shoemaker 4 Fratt's court Hawford William, starchmaker Germantown R. near Second Hawk Christian, hosier 440 Sassafras Hawke James, reedmaker S. W. corner Cedar &c Thirteenth jFIawkins David, shoemaker 30 Stamper's alley Henry, merchant 6 1 Pine Lydia, widow 272 north Third Sarah, grocer 222 south Fifth widow of WTiHiam, Lombard below 10th William, shoemaker 41 Mary (S.) Hawks William, harbour master 1 Norris's alley Hawley Lemuel, sea captain 35 Sansom Haworth Mary, widow 14 New Market Rebecca, teacher Hoffman's alley Hawthorn Hanse, labourer back 20 Budd Mrs. of .'ohn, hatter Riddle's alley Hay Alexander, shoemaker 12 south Tenth Catharine, widow New Market George, woodsawyer Rachael Jane, widow shop ceper 121 north Fourth John, innkeeper 124 north Fourth Robert, laboure.i 132 Plumb Haydock Eden, plumber, Sec. 5 lodge Robert, pain er and plumber 40 S. 2d Robert, Sc ^o. plumbers and painters 39 Strawberry \_&ce Haddock Samuel, merchant 33 south Second William, painter, Sec. 41 Strawberry Haydon Elizabeth, teacher 85 north Tenth and Stewart, fancy japanned chair Sc cor- nice manufacturers 109 Walnut William, ornamental painter 109 Walnut Hayes John, mariner 184 north Water Laurence, grocer 140 Cherry II AY HEB Hayes Patrick, sea captain 1 Franklin row S. 9th [See Hays Haylander Juliana, widow 250 south Second Haynes George, segarmaker 7 Branch John 15. 133 Spruce [See Haines ary, wife of John Dean's alley Robert, shoemaker back 143 St. John-st. Hays Addis, carpenter James- street unes, jun. cabinetmaker 113 south Front Samuel, merchant 155 Chesnut Sarah, widow shopkeeper 46 Mead alley {See Hayes Hayter James, ropemaker Germantown road near Budd ft Haythorn Samuel, mariner 35 Beck's alley Hayward John, baker S. E. corner Cedar and 6th Residence 107 Vine Hazard Ejenezer, gentleman 145 Mulberry Samuel, merchant 145 Mulberry Hazel John, waiter 7 Sassafras alley Joseph, baker Walnut above Thirteenth Ilazelton Isaiah, trunkma er back 3 1 2 north 2d Hazlehurst Samuel, Chesnut ne-ar Eleventh Mazlet Hugh, planemaker Relief-street Hazlett Andrew, labourer 8:' .Mulberry Hazzard '1ap, oysterman i'olton's court Head Joseph, gentleman 33 l High Headman George, potter 9 north Eighth William, potter 17 south Eighth HealyE. widow 90 north Ninth Heam Margaret, teacher 33 . ey's rlley Heard Mrs. of Thomas, sea captain 310 south 6th Heai tt Dennis, printer 7 Marshall's alley [Si e Hart Heartlen Sarah, washerwoman Small above Sixth Heartly Biddy, boarding house 4 Garrigue's court Heath Charles P. distiller Hamilton village Charles, dry good store 172 north Second Heaton Jeremiah, sadler 5 Strawberry Thos. carpenter Coates' court [See Eaton Heap Samuel D. m.d. 57 Almond Hebbert John, painter, 8cc. Stillhouse alley Heberton George, merchant 5 south Second Hebler Hannah, widow 13 Kunckle HEC HfcL Heck George, carpenter 129 Cedar Hec • Iy r "rederick, lace Sc fringe weaver 6 ab. Camm, Hedderly Edwin, bellfounder, &c. 65 south Fifth Heddon Garret, blacksmith 35 Powell Hedelious Andrew, sea captain 11 Race Hedges Wm. taylor back 2 1 1 St. John Hedmger Bernard, painter and glazier 244 Race Heifer John, brickmaker Sch. Eighth near Vine Heffern Elizabeth, seamstress 60 Shippen Heff'rick Francis, tay lor Wiley 's court n. Morgan-st, Heft John, victualler corner Old York and George Heidenrech Frederick, boarding house 242 S. Front Heimberger George, blacksmith 6 Noble, shop Emlen's court Richard, drug and chemical ware- house 200 north Second Heineker Maria, gentlewoman 122 south Fourth Heinold Charles, labourer 138 Callowhjll Ueirneisen widow of Jacob, 25 north Seventh VIeirsdorn Casper, combmakex Juniper bel. Race Heisler Peter. 5 |4 north Second Heiss Christian, shopkeeper 10 Hopkin's court Joseph, cordwainer 104 Poplar lane John, huckster shop 10 Cresson's alley Wm. coppersmith 213 north Second ITeister Isaac, m. d. 115 north Fifth Heldt Mary, widow 165 St. John Helfenstein Samuel, minister German reformed 39 north Fourth ier Frederick, brickmaker Vine above Twelfth Joseph, labourer Hanover near Prince ; Tellings Elizabeth, widow back 128 north Second John, bookbinder, &c. 12 Fromberger's court William, plasterer 7 Baker's court Xlelliman Eliza, huckster 20 Charlotte-street Helm Adam* labourer Lilly alley Elizabeth, widow 34 north Tenth Helms Charles, mariner 14 Plumb Helmbold Elizabeth, midwife 1 Quarry-street Frederick, innkeeper cor. 4th and Race George, printer 14 Gray's alley George, papermaker 19Q south Water and 191 south Front ' IIEL — in; Henry Mary, shopkeeper 54 south 4th Helmbokl Henry K. publisher of the Tickler 37 3 Hyde's court John C. coachtrimmer S3 Prune Helmuth Henry, minister of German Lutheran Society 27 High Henry K. merchant 225 and 279 High John K. merchant 225 High Helmsley Ann M. gentlewoman 3 Sansom Helveslore Nicholas, carpenter 97 Coate's Henvbel Win taylor 16 N". Water [See HewfUilli Win, jun. merchant 17 north Front Hemphill A. grocer, 103 Cedar James 5c John, merchants 45 Dock James St Sam!, merchants High n. 13th Jane, midwife 73 \ lumb Joseph, attorney at law and president of the district court, n. 144 Chesnu. Hemple Samuel, tobacconist 46 north Front Samuel, carter Buttonwood ab. 8th Henchiilood John, weaver Chesnut cor. Sch. 4 Henclv.iian Adam, brickmaker 27 north Ninth John, brie maker 178 Sassafras Michael, brickmaker 1"4 Sassafras \_&ee Ilinchman Henck , scavenger Mulberry alley below 8th Hendel Eiizabeth, dry good store 124 N. 2d Henderson James, attorney at law 15 south 5th JaTies, carpenter 106 Cedar John, brickmaker s. w. cor. Lombard and Sch. 6th John, carpenter 155 north Sixth John, salt measurer 326 N. Second John, grocer 35 north Eighth John L. mate 353 north Second Joseph, mastmaker 27 Springet alley IVIary. Sch Front near Arch Mary, storekeeper 59 south 2d Mrs gentlewoman 46 north Front Mrs of S. Frankford R. near Queen Stephen, silver plater 12 n. 7th Thomas, porter back 154 south 4th Wrn. jun. weigher 89 Crown HEN H.i Hendrick John, manner back 58 Mead alley Randolph, shoemaker Federal near 2d Wm shoemaker Federal near 2d Hendricks Isaac, dry good store 25 north 3d Hendry Sarah, widow 12 Christian Hendy Wm. sea captain 277 south Second Henery Marj, widow Ann Sch. bet. 7th and Henkels Daniel, gun smith and sword maker St. John Henley Thomas, nailor back 207 St. John Wm. merchant 281 High & 28 north 2d Henneen Benjamin, shoemaker back 126 Plumb Heneesee Margaret, tayloress Galbreth's court Hennesy Thomas, clerk of supreme courts 9 N- F.ighth [See Hcnszey Henrion S. &: Co. confectioners 15 south Fourth Henry Alexander, merchant 192 High, and Minor near 6th Alex. jun. Sc Co. merchants 192 High Amelia, gentlewoman \ 17 Chesnut Bernard, merchant 13 Prune C. brickmaker cor. Locust and Aspen alley- Christopher, 4th above Brown fCornelius, coachman Green's court Daniel, shipwright 16 Browne (N- L Esther, widow 148 south Sixth Frederick, innkeeper 242 south Front George, coidwainer back 102 High Hugh, raei chant 83 south 1 Hh Hu ine Hewson James, drayman Buttonwood bel. Ridge John, jun. calico printer Beach n. Warren & Laborces, calico printing manufactory Queen ab. Gunner's creek Robert, calico priater Queen ab. Gunner's creek Thomas T. m. d. 132 Chesnut Wm. barber 17 Passyunk road [See He us on Ijf Huston ileyberger George, blacksmith 6 \oble Jocob, chocolate manufacturer 141 N. Third 8c Son, grocers Sc chocolate manufac- turers 14 IN. Third [See Heimberger Heyde John, sen. taylor 25 Filbert John, jun'. grocer 23 Filbert [See Hyde Heydrick Christopher, m. d. 75 north Fifth Heyl George, jun. attorney at law and notary pub- lic, 4 6 Walnut [See Hale George, mariner M'Ginnes' court IIEY HIG Heyl John, baker 106 north Second John, brushmaker -04 noith Second Philip, carpenter 17S Green Philip, flour merchant 290 High k 47 N. 7th Wm, druggist 35 High Heyler Catharine, cupper, bleeder and layer out of the dead Heyiin Isaac, m. d. 57 south Seventh Hey sham Robert, deputy naval ofncer o7 N. 5 th Robert, 304 north Third Heysler John, cedar cooper 126 Sassafras Hibbs Isaac, labourer Prince near 8th Wm. ropemaker Carpenter near 5th (S.) Hickem widow, 50 Charlotte street Hickey John, waterman 9 i Spruce John, labourer 1 3th ab. Filbert Michael, mate back Moyamensing n. Fe« deral widow of Michael, 127 Pine widow of Thomas, boarding house 27 Penn Hickham Richard, Hickory lane near €th Hicklin * E. widow 29 Browne Hickenbottom Joseph, hatter -38 north Front Hickman feniamin, plasterer 65 south George, taylor 131 south Water Jess©} shoemaker 271 south ; 8c Oliver. ta\lors 131 south .Water Stlby, merchant taylor 121 south St] Hicks Benjamin, colourmai ont Charles, carpenter 19 Duke (X. L.) George V« . upholsterer 15 sc Margaret, gentlewoman 23 Key's alley Richard, carpenter 21 Union tRobert, carpenter Apple street Hider John, bricklayer llth near Vine Hidelius A. sea captain 11 Sassafras Htesler Nicholas, labourer Merritt's lane n. 5\ Hi ernan Mary, widow Merritt's lane n. 5th Higbee '"harles, fisherman "Wood n. Prince (K^ Higcerson Mary, widow 30 Browne (N. L.) IHiggins Elberson, labourer 54 Small Hannah, widow of Francis, HIG IIIL Higgins Lot, carpenter s. e. cor. 2d Sc German- town road Mrs. doctress Ball alley Robert, mariner 247 south Front , coachmaker back -!54 south Front High Sarah, seamstress Laurel ab. Front (N.L.) Highlands Samuel, carpenter uniper lane Ilight Catharine, confectioner 8c cuke 309 High Christian, blacksmith 309 High George Adam, victualler Garden ab. Cal- low hill Higinbothom Wrn. sugar refiner 32 Crown Hilborn A. coachman Moyamensing near Prime Benjamin, wheelwright 250 north 8th Charles, mariner 201 St. John Charles, mate CO Almond Elizabeth, gentlewoman 12 north 4th J. wheelwright Ridge near Callowhill Hildeburn S. clock & watch maker 132 S. Front Hildewerth H. farmer Vineyard Hiles & Huntley, ca'penters 10 Kunckle Peter, carpenter 7 Kunckle Hill Ann, widow mantua maker 262 south Front Charles, taylor s. w. cor. Arch and Water, & 8 Klfreth's alley fCaleb, labourer Grissel's alley Charles, bricklayer 12 Knight's court David, domestic warehouse 204 High Deborah, nurse Ranstead court tEdward, labourer Lombard bet. Sch. 6th Sc Seventh Elizabeth, widow of Moses, 110 St. John Elizabeth, store. eeper 1 10 north Third George, carpenter James street Hugh, bricklayer 169 south 3d Jacob, fisherman Queen near Wood tJacob, mariner below 8th t Jeremiah,, painter Springet alley Joanna, widow teacher \(? Elfreth's alley John, shoemaker 49 German John, shipwright Queen near Bishop John, Oak near Coates tJohn, labourer 9th near Lombard tJohn, atablekeeper 60 Spruce -FLE Hill Jonathan, carpenter 50 Duke (N. Joseph, labourer Collowhill near Joseph, boat builder 1 60 Swanson Josiah, boot maker Marks' lane Laban, shoemaker 150 north Third Lawrence, carpenter Marlborough n. Qucc:. Mary, nurse 27 C allcwhi'U Mary, widow Prospect alky Mary, milliner Currant alley , widow 55 north &th Robert, cabinet maker 3 1 Filbert Robert, grocer 404 High Robert, grocer 400 I ip.h ntarl3th Robert, late drayman Christian ub. Third Thomas, mariner 229 St. John William, tobacconist 247 south Second William, mariner th near Merrkt's lane t William, woodsawyer 251 (.athaiine fWealthy, washerwoman 159 Lombard widow of Moses, lumber merchant 110 St. John "Hillegas Joseph, accomptant 307 south Second Hillerman John A. store- eeper 3 Fetter lane Wm. hatter 30 High Hillier Joseph, carver and gilder 1 1 MarshalPs alley Hillman Cornelias, tavernkeeper 36 Penn Lacom, shoemaker 44 > udd Mary, teacher i 3 Brewer's alley Mary, teacher -^3 Vine Hills Ebenezer, innkeeper St ship master junction Frankfoid and Marlborough John, draughtsman [Hilton L. labourer christian near 5th Wm. silversmith Hamilton vi lage Hilsee John, taylor 18 north Water John, taylor 26 south Water Joseph, taylor 1 19 south Water Samuel, bricklayer 5th above Noble k Wilkinson, taylors 1 1 south Water William, grocer r'rankford road n. QuetR William, taylor 88 and 120 N. Water KIL — in:. Hilsman Frederick, tobacconist 13th above High Hilyard Abraham, merchant lay lor 19 south Third Ebenezcr bricklayer I If Lombard Frederick, mariner 72 Swanson John, bricklayer back 5 10 N. Front Himeback Jacob, shoemaker Oak above Coate's Himely Mrs. A. widow 31 Sansom iiimes Catharine, widow Crown near Queen Christopher, fisherman Locust n. Asheton Christopher, fisherman Beach ab. Hanover Hinback Hannah, widow Crown near Queen Hinchman Benjamin, bookbinder 27 Carter's alley [See Henchman Ilindman John, accomptant New Market above Pegg-st. Hine John, smith 160 St. John liineman Catharine, mantua maker 3 31 N. Second Charlotte, widow 331 N. Second Christian, oak cooper Sch. 6th below High tPhilip, labourer 2 l Small llines Andrew, shoemaker 12th near Walnut James, rigger 106 Christian [See Hynes and Hanes James, stevedore 67 Catharine Mary, widow 1 3 Strawberry Wm. mariner 44 German Wm. carpenter Hanover near Bedford Wm. boat builder 106 Christian Wm. labourer Rugan Hiney Elizabeth, widow huckster Wood above 8th Hink Mary, widow nurse 254 north Front Hinkel Adam, victualler N. E. cor. Laurence and Callowhill Daniel, blacksmith 449 north 3d and St. John near Poplar Henry and Henry, jun. draymen Rugan-st. Henry, confectioner Poplar lane near 3d Peter, victualler cor. Laurence and Cal- lowhill Petei*, drayman James-st. John, victualler Callowhill ab. Laurence street S IIIN HOt Hinkel widow of John, James-st. Hippie Jacob, storekeeper 192 north Third Hire Benjamin, labourer Hurst Frederick, German teacher 42 Plumb George, grocer cor. Cherry and Juniper Hirst Thomas, tin ware manufacturer 115 High S; 103 Arch [See Hum Hitchcock Daniel, stationer 209 south 7th Hite Adam, hog victualler Garden-st. Hittel Philip, shingle dresser 207 St. John flitter Catharine, spinner back 369 north 3d Hobson John, broker 146 south 5th Hobson Wm. L. tinsmith 38 Cedar and 244 south Front Hockley Eleanor, widow 153 N. 3d [See Hac widow of Thomas. Arch above 9th lIocraft Thomas, potter 4th near Green Hodgclon Samuel, merchant 126 Mulberry and 87 north Water Hodge Andrew, gentleman 92 Arch Richard, shipwright Frankford R. n. Queen Robert, tavernkeeper 21 N. 6th Wm. caulker Frankford R. near Queen Hodgens Ann, widow artificial flower maker York road above Camac Hodgkinson Samuel, shoemaker Poplar n. 2d. Hodgson H. widow 174 Lombard Hogdson Robert, hatter Beach near Penn Hoe Joseph, labourer Hickory lane Hceckley F. lace and fringe weaver 304 N. Second I See Nock- ley Hoff Elizabeth, widow spinner Wood near 4th [See h Hoffan Susannah, widow 166 Race Hoffman Andrew, labourer back Smith's alley near Coates'-st, [See Hiiffman Bernard, bridle bitmaker i43 S. Tenth Christian, Petticoat alley above Coates'-s\ Kliza. nurse 1 1th near Prime 'rancis, labourer Cherry above Prince F. smith 25 I Race and Cresson's alley Gabriel, brushmaker back 146 N. 3d GeOrge, labourer Vienna n. Prince HOF -II Hoffman Hannah, widow 128 Plumb Jacob, fisherman Queen near Bishop James, labourer Duke near Vienna John, distiller 433 north Third John H. paint maker 24 Kunckle Jonathan, shipjoiner 44 Green Samuel, oak cooper Sch. Sth bel. High Samuel, shipwright Bedford near I\1 borough Wm. blacksmith 6th above Camac Wolfgang, comb maker 262 Sassafras widow, spinner Brown n. Vienna Hornier Anne, widow 8 Branch George, constable Long lane Lucy B. boardinghouse 54 south 1 1th Mary, widow of H. German town road near Second Sophia, confectioner 46 north Fourth ilogan Andrew, printer 2 HinckeFs court David, bookseller and stationer 2i9 Hisrh Patrick, merchant 33 Queen (S.) Hogg Robert, gardener Twelfth near Sassafras widow of John, boardinghouse N. 10th ab> Filbert Hogbin John, taylor 14 Coomb's ?.lley Hoglin Isaac, smith cor. Chesnut and Lemon-st, Hognet Augustus, watchmaker 58 High Holahan Amos, smith and tavernkeeper S. E. ccr. Elder and Eighth ^^* v cmith ocust ah. 10th, resi- iiol — nu\._ rHollan k Wilson, oystermen 252 north Front Holland Abraham, taylor 39 Mulberry Charles, merchant 282 Chesnut Nathaniel, hatter 60 south Second ISamuel, potter back 129 Plumb William, weaver Vine between Sch. From and Second William, dealer 383 north Front llollick Joseph, baker Alban-st. ab. Norman's alley Hoilinshead Catharine, widow 29 New Market Eliza, milliner 1 13 south Fifth Hollingshead Hannah, widow of Edmond 53 N. 4th Mrs. H. milliner 26 N. 9th Hollock Charles, shoemaker Cresson's alley Hollingsworth Henry, merchant 28 Dock and 185 south Third Jehu, merchant 22 Penn and 237 south Front John, hatter Emlen's court n. Pegg Levi, merchant 16 Dock L. and Son, merchants S. Wharves below Spruce Paschall, merchant 1 15 S. Third Samuel, merchant 22 Pine and 232 south Front Holl<_ ush Daniel, plasterer back 359 N. Second Hollo way George, coachmaker 6 and 38 Prune Jacob, keeper of prison Thomas, cabinet maker 79 Budd llollowbush Henrv. plasterer ° KGL- liOU mes John, iron merchant 6 S. Wharrei and Sansonn John C. grocer, N. W. cor. Pine and 6th John, Germantown road below Third William, shipwright 291 south Fourth Zebulon, teacher 90 Cedar Holsoo W. shallopman 20 Cedar Holstein Matthias, carpenter Hamilton village Holt Abner, dealer in hay York road above Poplar Ibaac,accomptant Ninth near Lombard Jesse, carter Fourth near Geoi'ge (X. L." Samuel, sea captain 455 south Front Iloman Abraham, carpenter 352 Sassafras E. widow of John, 98 Swanson Frederick, labourer Fourth above Browne Mary, widow 8th below Hudson's lane • Hcmer Richard, labourer Emsley's alley ilomested Samuel, taylor back 37 3 south Second Homiller Henry, victualler back 2 87 north Third Kommann I. C. professor of music 43 north 7th Hommerick John, mason Palmer near Prince Honey Geo. clerk to county commissioners 138 north Fourth Geo. jun. carpenter Eleventh above Arch Hong Aaron, turner 152 St. John I Toobley Elizabeth, 69 Mulberry Hood George, innkeeper 195 Chesnut Hannah, widow of John, 42 south Eighth John, grocer 9 and 1 1 Swanson HOO UOf HooptsAmos, carpenter 150 north Eighth David, iron merchant High west of the Permanent bridge Ezra, lumber merchant High west of the Permanent bridge Israel, tavernkeeper High near Sch. 4th Hooplits John, taylor 59 Browne (N. L.) Hoot Catharine, boarding house 2 Bryan's court G. painter and glazier corner of Arch & 4th Henry, shoemaker 2 Bryan's court Henry, carpenter 468 north Third Mary, midwife corner Arch and Fourth widow of Wra. 1 Cresson's alley [See Hute Hootton Andrew, cabinetmaker 22 Strawberry [See Mutton Hooven Wm. wheelwright Fifth cor. Old York R. Hoover Adam, victualler Charles' Andrew, brickmaker back 97£oates' David, victualler 255 Callowhill George, victualler Buttonwooa bel. Charles John, taylor Steinmetz's court John, ropemaker Moyamensing below Christian Laurence, mastmaker Beach near Maiden Lawrence, victualler James-st. Lewis, victualler Mulberry alley ab. Garden Mary, widow 153 Green William, upholsterer 35 south Front :Iope Sc Co. lottery &. exchange office 63 Chesnut aioilowbush Henrv. plasterer^ p^~ no*' — «ok Hopkins John, jun. merchant 81 Mulberry John, razor strop maker 210 south 4th John, bootmaker 205 Callowhill John, carpenter School alley John, sea captain 353 north Second-st. John, gentleman 81 Arch Joseph, R. attorney at law 20 south 6th Nicholas, 2 65 High Rebecca, widow 267 High Robert, inspector of customs 182 S. 2d Samuel, carpenter 59 Mulberry Hopkinson Joseph, counsellor at law 15 S. Fifth Sc 165 Chesnut Hopman John, carpenter 100 Eudd Hoppel Catharine, widow of George 154 N. 4th George, victualler corner Coates' Sc Third Hopper Benjamin T. labourer 23 Tammany Isaac T. taylor 3j Spruce Hopple John, shoemaker Sixth near Fitzwalter Hordz Peter, flour and feed store 392 south 2d Horn Henry, silverplater 248 Chesnut Sc 1 6 S. 6th Isaac, director of the lunatic apartment Penn. Hospital Jacob, innkeeper 2 1 8 Sassafras Joseph, lead manufacturer Cherry ab. 1 0th Sc Kneass, silverplaters 16 south Sixth William J. stablekeeper 2 Tarn many Philip, blacksmith 16 south Fifth HornberR*er Lewis, hatter 1« P^'i-erphtter allev II OR HOW liorton Jesse, innkeeper (Robin Hood) Ridge R Samuel, carpenter (Robin Hood) Ridge R. 1 nomas, sea captain 14 Green William, bricklayer 16 Quarry-st. Hosea Laetetia, widow 1 1 Sassafras alley Koskins Eleanor, widow ISO Mulberry John G. carpenter 180 Mulberry John, late teacher loo Vine Thomas, accomptant 163 Cedar [See Has kin n. Hosier Catharine, widow nurse William-st. Ilotz Daniel, victualler Caliowhill above John Peter, victualler Wood above John [See H^ Houck Henry, shoemaker Palmer near Duke William, carpenter 9 Wood (N. L.) Hough Mary, widow 69 Pine Moulding James, mariner 9 Burd's alley (S.) Hpulston George, carter corner Cedar and Clifton lousal George, labourer 17 Sassafras alley House Elizabeth, widow shopkeeper Beach near Maiden Peter, cabinet maker 7 north Third i Fouseman Daniel, victualler 469 somh Second iuusser George F. victualler 6th n. Buttonwood George, victualler 3 13 Callowhill Margaret, grocer Passyunk n. Fitz waiter Houston George, woodsawyer 184 Lombard James, sea captain 278 S. 4th [See Huston jiiollowbush Henrv. plasterer ° ll^^^^j UOW HOW Howard Elizabeth, widow 450 south Front John, waiter 29 Noble John, sea captain Rose alley Lewis, taylor 120 south Second Robert, cooper Sch. Front near Spruce Thomas, lumber merchant 1 43 & 179 Pine William, grocer 427 north Front William W. shoemaker 134 Ceder [See Houard tHowe Jeffery, labourer back 125 Plumb Joseph, collector Juniper below Walnut Tlowell Amos, tavernkeeper 1 19 south Water A. m. d. 13 south Tenth A. &: Sons, tanners & curriers 107 Chesnut Ann, widow Drinkers' court Benjamin B. merchant 102 and 125 south Front C. D. merchant 176 High )E. mariner 81 Shippen Edward W. 81 Mulberry Elizabeth, 8 1 Mulberry Ephr. carter Sixth above Wood Eunice, mantuamaker 5 1 Budd Ezekiel, taylor 20 Cherry Frederick, labourer Federal near Second Israel, currier 107 Chesnut & 194 N. 6th John, carpenter 21 Sterling alley Joseph, taylor Washington court Joseph, currier 107 Chesnut Sc 217 Spruce ^ ' v' 1? 'Milh Wnter and HOW HUF HoWell & Shaw, merchants 25 south Water Wm. W. hardware store 167 High Wm. grocer Swanson below Queen ana tavern cor. Prime and Swanson Wm. E. mer. 234 Spruce & 1 7 S. wharves Wm. innkeep. n. w. cor. Prime S>c Swanson Howorth Geo. bookbinder s. e. cor. 4th ScChesnut Howshell John, watchman 8 Little Water -Hoy Thomas, shoemaker Petticoat alley Hozey Isa tc, merchant cor. Swanson and Queen £c Stratton, grocers Swanson bel. Queen Hozick Matthew, sawyer 1 i Springet alley Hubber Sophia, milliner 40 Pine Hubbert Anthony, starch maker cor. 2d anfl Otter Christian, carpenter 494 north Second Eliza widow of Abraham, Mifflin's court John, shoemaker China near Second John, bricklay. High west Perm. Bridge Hubell Mary 1S6 German Huber Henry, inspector of customs Callowhill ab. Tenth James S. deputy port surveyor 87 New Nicholas, carter Germantown R. near Budd wife of John, huckster Charlotte below Pop- lar lane [See Uber Hubley Edward B. druggist 186 & 190 Callowhill Huckel Francis, chairmaker 369 north Second Joseph, dentist 29 Lombard William, storekeeper 369 north Second xioliowbush Henrv. plasterer HLT Hl'ii Huffman Thomas, labourer 1 1 BurU's alley (S [See Hoffman Huffhagle Edward, accomptant 53 north Eighth John, merchant x. e. cor. High & 5th Huffhaile Adam, grocer 131 north Water Huffstidler George, mate Fearris' court Huftty Jane, widow 174 Vine John, constable 1 5 4 south Fourth Joseph, innkeeper 95 Chesnut Ilugg Bright, shipjoiner 161 north Front and 15,6 north Water George W. ferry and tavernkeeper, Cedar street wharf Jacob, boardinghouse 161 north Front. Jacob, mariner Shackamaxon (K.) Levi, shipjoiner Oak near Code's Levi, shipjoiner 73 south Water William, cabinetmaker 26 Little Water tlluggs James, waiter Green's court Muggins Benjamin, sea captain 117 north Fifth James, labourer back 332 south Second Samuel, store attencler 8 Stall's court Thomas, labourer 563 south Front Hughes Ann, widow Walnut above Tenth Benjamin, grazier Moyamensing below Christian Caleb, taylor 299 Vine Daniel, late lumber merchant 1 10 S. Sth Edward, labourer Beach near high bridge James, teacher 3 Fetter lane Jane, milk woman cor. Chesnut & Sch. 6th John, dry good store 3 north Second John H. 223 High Miles H. broker 31 Church alley Samuel, carpenter 24 4 north Water Thomas, innkeeper Beach near Warren Thomas, cottonweaver 12th near Pine Thomas, mariner Prime near Secoid William, grocer 58 Spruce William, carpenter 7 South alley William, grazier 452 south Second [See Hewes Huhn Adam, carpenter Juniper near Vine HUH HUM Huhn John D. brickmak. Buttonwood n. Charles Daniel, brickmaker 343 Race John, labourer Buttonwood near Charles Hukill Jeremiah, harness maker, Sec. Ridge near Callowhill Hulescamp Mary, 289 south Front Hulet William, labourer Weaver's alley tHuley John, woodsawyer Cedar above Seventh llulfish Obadiah, shoemaker back 523 N. Third Hulings Ann, nurse West's court Laurence, shipwright 2d near Prime William E. late physician 264 Chesnut iSee Helli-ngs Hull Adam, 191 Shippen Agnes, milliner 100 south Second John, accomptant 40 Strawberry Hullock Michael, shoemaker 214 Cherry Humes Archibald, grocer 88 Swanson &Co. distillers 372 High above Twelfth George, grocer and distiller 222 south 6th James, bottler and grocer n. e. corner Ger- man and Fourth John, auctioneer 51 N. Front & 16 N. 7th John, shoemaker back 336 north Second Sc Rogers, merchants 247 High William, merchant 265 High and south Tenth near George William, bottler Jones's alley Hummell Casper, cutler 445 north Third David, labourer Pegg-st. near Front Jacob, morocco finisher 533 N. Third Jacob, brassfounder 487 north Third Jacob, morocco dresser 463 north 3d Jacob, F. m. d. 29 Juliana John, distiller back 441 north Second Phebe, nurse back 240 Race Hummelright H. coach trimmer corner Old York road and cor. 6th and Wood Humphreys Clement, inspector of the customs 33 Pine Eliza, widow of Thomas, 144 S. 10th James, ropemaker Shackamax&n(K.) James, shipwright Warren HUM li' Humphreys James Y. card manufacturer 61 S» 2U John, merchant ,14 north Seventh Joshua, shipbuilder enq.240 Swanson Mary, widow 30 Carter's alley- Richard, gentleman 32 Sansom Samuel, shipbuilder 240 Swanson Solomon, formerly lumber merchant south Eleventh Sophia, tayloress Friends' alms house « Thos. shipwright Cherry near Q\ieeh Thos. silversmith back 31* Race Huncher William, labourer back 7 8 north Fourth Huneker John, chairmaker V< i Sc 381 north 2d Huner John, carter Ar.Vs (Sch.) bet. 7th and 8th Huneyker Ann, seamstress 6 Stamper's alley Joseph, gardener Irish lane Hunker Jacob, baker junction 3d & Germ, road Hungary Gabriel, shipwright Marlborough near Bedford Hungerford J. mariner boardinghouse Swanson near Prime Hunt Daniel, stonecutter Locust near Thirteenth Edward, sea captain 80 south Fourth James, victualler cor. 6th and Buttonwood Jesse, shoemaker Whitehall near Frcnt John, innkeeper 28 Spruce John, coachmaker 60 Zane Hannah, dry good store 1 6 1 north Second Randolph, grocer Pocach above Maiden Richaid, morocco dresser 346 Sassafras William, storekeeper 67 north Front Wilson, merchant 14 Chesnut Hunter Andrew, grocer Hamilton village Ann, washerwoman h msley's alley Charles, milkman Poplar lane Edward, meal merchant Germantown road above Third George Dr. near • Hospital St, ' Andrew-st. I John C. carpenter < Queen John, justice of the pt JS. Fifth John, carter Ann-st Joseph, currier 16 Greenleaf'i court HUN-4-HUT Hunter Margaret, seam, back 134 Browne (N. L.) Rachel, boardinghouse 82 Gaskill Rachel, widow back 105 Vine Susan, widow shopkeeper 395 north 3d William, carter Race near Sch. Eighth William, grocer 225 S. 6th cor. Shippen i William, porter Mary's alley ■ ■ , waterman 416north Front William, minister of Methodist Society 59 « herry WHIiam, gentleman 1 7 1 Walnut Huntley John, carpenter 22 Kunckle n. CallowhiU Hunterson John, shoctnaker 8 Plumb Huntington James, mariner H8 Swanson tHuoat P. carpenter 161 south Sixth Hupfeld Charles F. prof, of music 154 south 6th C. sugar refiner 6th bel. Germantown R. widow of Henry, musician 15 north 8th Huplitz George H. taylor 27 Brewer's alley Hurd Susan, widow 1 3 Fayette street Hurley Francis, 93 south Front and 97 s. Water George and Francis, 93 south Front Hannah, widow of Thomas, storekeeper * 270 north Front Jemima, widow Budd above Laurel John, blacksmith 44 Bread street Michael, Roman^ Catholic minister back St. Augustin's north 4th Thomas, paperhanging manufacturer, warehouse 78 Chesnut Thos jun. merchant 109 s. 4th 8c 154 High Hurlick William, tavernkeeper cor. Race h N. 5th Hurst Elizabeth, widow 180 Swanson Henry, grocer 195 north Third [See Hirst Husband John J. clerk to St. Paul's church York Hussell Henry, cabinet maker 50 Lombard Hussey John, tallowchandler Bolton's court Huston John, flour merchant I Heyde's court Thomas, saddler, &c. 13 south Ninth [Sec Hew a an and Houston tHut Elijah, carter Dean's alley Hutchins Benjamin, mariner 7 Burd's alley (S.) Hannah, widow 4th above Coated HUT HYM iiulchins Henry J. merchant 85 north 2d Joseph, d. d. 179 south Fifth Richard, carpenter Sixth ab. Poplar lane William, carpenter Sixth n. Poplar lane Hutchinson Benjamin, loom maker Germantown road above Second Ephraim, carpenter 1 1th near Locust Francis and John, grocers 255s. 5th H. G. broker 19 north Fifth James, taylor 4 Chester Joseph, saddler back Rose alley near Browne Mahlon, merchant 61 north Second Margaret, grocer 3 1 north Tenth R.& M. W. Ash, attornies at law.,89 Sassafras Robert, saddler 2 1 Cherry S. p. widow 1 1 Church alley Hutley John, carpenter 83 north Fifth . Hutman Mrs. layer out of the dead, Fourth above Coates' THutt Ann, washerwoman Shippen n.6th [SeeHort Huttert John, bleeder and hairdresser 176 north 3d Hutton Eliza, widow of John 40 Almond st. James, 366 High above 12th John, shoemaker Rachel st. John, office of the Baltimore packet Ham- ilton's wharf, dwelling 26 Argyle John S. mariner 382 south Front Nathaniel, sen. shipbuilder 382 s. Front T. labourer 262 Lombard widow of Benjamin ship builder 260 Swanson Hutz Charles W. merchant Ills. Front [SeeHotz Hyatt Ann, mantuamaker Queen n. Marlborough Hyde George, bookbinder and stationer 7 1 Chesnut Hyman George, gentleman 45 north Sixth Hymas Samuel, grocer and innkeeper at intersec- tion of Germantown road and Sixth Hymer Adam, bricKmaker Hickory lane Catharine, washerwoman Marlborough John, brickmaker 4th above Browne tJohn, victualler 306 Vine IlYN— — LVS Hyneman William, grocer 121 Browne Hynes John, tobacconist 27 Cresson's alley Icard Joseph L. merchant 142 south Fifth Iceminger Eliza, widow Carpenter above Sixth Iddings Caleb P. accdmptant 7 5 Xew Idler Jacob, merchant b. 87 N. Water 8c 231 Arch and Perry, merchants back 87 north Water Imbrie James 8c Co. domestic warehouse 66 High James, merchant 8 north 7th and 66 High Imlay and Potts, merchants 5 north Water Robert, merchant 5 X. Water Sc 190 Race irnmel Catharine, widow storekeeper 76 X. Third Jacob and Co. merchants 76 north Third John, painter and glazier 1 1th bel. Vine Margaret; widow Eleventh n. Vine Inches Thomas, storekeeper 29 6 south Front Tngard Adam, carter 180 St. John George, shoemaker Rose alley n. Coates* [See Engard Ingersoll C. J. attorney at law 154 Walnut Edward, attorney at law 156 Walnut Jared, counsellor at law 156 Walnut J. R. attorney at law 174 Chesnut Tngleman Daniel, gardener, Sec. Cherry n. Sch. 6th Lnglis Catharine, spinster 91 Pine [_See Engle Joseph L. treasurer to Frankford and Bristol turnpikes Spruce, 2d door bel. 4th north side Ingraham Francis, gentleman Arch above 11th Peter, mariner 25 5 Catharine Thomas, taylor Blackhorse alley Ingram Edward, mariner 262 south Front Mary, widow -73 south Fourth Inkson Rebecca, shopkeeper 170 north Front Inman Benjamin, silversmith Bolton's court Innes Catharine, widow shopkeeper 1 1 1 N. Fifth Cornelius, shoemaker 125 Plumb [See&me* Joseph, carpenter 328 north Third widow of Thomas, 81 Penn William, bottler 64 north Third Inskeep John, alderman 67 south 7th INS 1SD Inskeep John, jun. bookseller 4 south Third and corner Walnut and Seventh fSippo, labourer Twelfth n. High Inslee David, carpenter Kunckle n. Tammany John A. steward of alms house, residence Sruce ab. 13th Martha, matron of the almshouse Iredell Joseph, merchant 83 High Ireland Alphonso C. carpenter 122 Pine Ann, widow 3 Cresson's court George, accomptant 48 Browne (N.L.) Jacob, labourer back Federal n. Second James, shoemaker 139 Lombard John, labourer Rihl's court N. Shallopman 4& Penn S. labourer f ederal above Second Irick Zachariah, guager and cooper 213 s. Front Irenaud Aaron, blacksmith Court alley Irons Amelia, washerwoman 24 Filbert twife of Jonathan, back 109 Cherry Irvin Alexander, nailer Juniper alley- Ezra, labourer Thirteenth ab. Sassafras Irvine Cailender, commissary general of U. States 1*2 th below High Henry, western hotel 323 High. Hood, accomptant Fifth above Noble Samuel, carpenter 6 Cresson's alley Irving David, grocer cor. Eleventh and Locust David, porter to commercial bank 2 Hud- son's alley Isaac, drayman Galbreth's court John, mariner 14 Queen (S.) Susan, widow of John B. 60 south 1 Uh Irwin David, labourer Sixth n. Fitzwalttr John M. scrivener 2 ndrth Eighth [&?e Erwtn and Erwin John W. gentleman 119 Lombard Samuel, shoema er 23 Charlotte Thomas, carpenter St. Joseph's avenue Isben , widow 30 Union alley Isdei Thomas, carpenter 1 9 Cedar Isdell Alexander, shipwright Maiden ab> Frank- ISE JAC ■ Iseminger A. wheelwright 40 Passyunk Elizabeth, widow Carpenter (S.) n. 6tL Isenburg Catharine, widow 177 Race Jacob, chandler 179 Race Isidore Larguirer, Spanish segar maker 8 Lombard Israel Abraham E. storekeeper 17 north Third Flora, washerwoman 88 New and Goldsmith, dry good store 17 north 3d Israel, justice of the peace corner Passyunk and Long lane and Walnut Joseph, labourer Lombard ab. Sch. Water Lydia, seamstress St. Mary street Samuel, merchant 186 Pine Wm. P. merchant 13 Pine and 8 Chesnuf Ivery Ann, widow Hurst street Ives Pamela, widow 8 south Second William, shoemaker 98 Cedar Ivins Ezekiel, bricklayer 168 north Eighth 7 1 wan Barnet, widow Green's court Izard Gen. George, 1 south Nintfe Jackawat N. plasterer37 Noble widow of Morgan, Currant a'y D. Walt* 'Jacks John, labourer Apple Jackson Aaron, labourer Spafford tAbram, ropemaker German ab. Fourth- Andrew, of the custom house Francis lane near Fourth Ann, mantuamaker 253 south Seventh t An' hony, labourer Taper alley Benjamin, labourer 214 Coates' Benjamin, carpenter Fourth ab. Browne t David, porter 3d above Poplar lane Ephraim, silver plater Cauffman's court n. Cherry * f Francis, labourer 1 1 6 north Eighth [Francis, labourer Green's court Hannah, widow 102 Crown & Irwin, livery stables 3 south Seventh Jacob, blacksmith 26 Dock Sc 133 s. 2d rJacol^ labourer 16 Duke street (N. L.") JAC JAC fJaekson Jacob, waiter Shippen n. Eighth James, carpenter 2 M'Cloud's court tJames, labourer s. w. cor. Washington and Upper Ferry road t James, labourer back 1 49 Browne (N. L.; fJane, widow Allen's couit t Jesse, painter 1 Middle alley tJob, labourer \rork road below George John, sea captain 421 south Front fJohn, barber 273 south Fourth tJohn, saw filer Atkinson's court Joseph, baker 9 Callowhill f , oysterman 43 Small fRachel, washerwoman Middle alley Rebecca, widow 204 Walnut Richard, taylor 175 Mulberry Robert, inspector of customs 12 1 s. Ninth Samuel, stablekeeper 3 south Seventh Samuel and S. (late- David and S.) drug- gists cor. Mulberry ,and Fourth fSamuel, waiter Green's court t Samuel, woodsawyer 5th ab. Buttonwood Susan, widow of David 129 Mulberry Thomas, coachmaker 103 south Eighth and 475 Sassafras Thomas, merchant 1 3th below High Thomas, shoestore 30 High Thomas, clerk at Warden's office 6S Spruce Wm. editor of the Political & Commercial Register office 1 Lodge, dwelling J 24 Spruce. William, plasterer 55 Mechanic street William, mariner 10 Shippen fwife of Nero, Webb's alley n. Race Jacobs Benjamin, blackball manufactory Sixth a& Callowhill Christian, shopkeeper 10 north Water Joseph and Taylor, sextons 37 Race L. seamstress 7 Burd's alley (S.) Levi, Broad above .Mulberry JV- is. layer out of the dead 22 Appletree a'y. Philip, constable 40 Crown JAC-^— JAN Jacobs Richard, boarding house 18 Little Water Samuel H. attorney at law 3 south Sixth Jagrcs widow, 12 Farmer's alley Jahns Christian, baker and patent wall colourer 276 north Third [See Johns James Ann, widow 7 Elfreth's alley Anna, seamstress 38 south Fourth Benjamin, wool comber back 47 Charlotte David, storekeeper 5 north Third fFrancis, whitewasher Browne above 4th George, bricklayer H. carpenter Juniper alley Issachar, carpenter 266 Sassafras James, late tavernkeeper 473 south Second John, merchant 18 north Fifth John, grocer 360 north Front Margaret, widow 27 Queen (S.) Martha, tutress 77 north Sixth tMatthias, oysterman 333 north Third Otto, cabinetmaker 342 south Front fPatrick, labourer St. Mary n. Eighth •♦Peter, labourer back 12 Oak (SJ) Stephen, china store 294 north Front Thomas C. captain York court Thomas C. m. d. professor of midwifery in the University of Pennsylvania 146 s. 2d Thomas, labourer Frankford above Marlbo- rough fThomas, mariner Webb's alley ab. Cherry tWilliam, boot cleaner Shippen below 7th William, veterinarian 9 Little George Jameson Robert, shipwright 496 south Front Jamison John, typefounder Cedar n. 1 enth John, bleeder 8 Small William, collector * 20 south Tenth widow of J. 16 Catharine Jane Jackson, labourer Gilles's alley Mary, mantuamai er 12 Powell Janeway Fliza, widow Queen n. Bishop Rev. Jacob J. 208 Mulberry January David, merchant 236 s. Front H. layer out of the dead back 39 Arch Rebecca, mantuamaker back 35 Arch JAN JEN Janvier William, merchant 25 south Second Jaquett Thomas, upholsterer 19 s.FrontBc 68 N. 5th Jarden Wm. plasterer Sassafras below Eleventh Jarman Kzekiel, ragmerchant 140 Swanspii John, mariner 64 Penn Reuben, rag merchant 28 Buck! {_" ee German, Jarves Joseph I. sea captain 247 south Third Jasper James, sea captain 48 Green Jaudon Daniel, ladies' academy 221 Mulberry Jay man Michael, milkman Germantown road bel. Fourth Jeanes Hannah, widow washerwoman Rose street Isaiah, salt merchant 196 north Front Jeffers Benjamin, shoemaker Budd bel. Laurel Daniel, brick moulder 4th ab. Poplar John, victualler Buttonwood ab. 8th Jefferson Joseph, comedian 14 Powell John, currier 4th ab. Tammany Richard, painter Prime ab. Front Jeffery Edward, carter Hickory lane Samuel, brick maker Hickory lane Jefferys Edward, carter 137 Coates' f Jeffreys Wm. labourer Lombard near 1 lth Jeffries Daniel, plasterer 1 57 s. 9th George, ccftch maker Drinker's court Jeffry Caleb, blacksmith 4th bel. Tammany tJematrice John, hairdresser 70 Dock Jemery Mary, 43 Small Jemison S. W. ship joiner 24 Catharine Janett James, labourer 59 Brown (N. L.) Jenkins Andrew, feed store 3 south wharves Enoch, hatter Goforth alley Jenkin S. lockmaker Crown near Prince John, shoemaker N. 5th 1 doorab. Race Josiah, tavernkeeper 167 south Front Launcelot, grocer High n. Perm. Bridge Mary, widow 8 York court $ Samuel, shoemaker Prince near Crown fStephen, labourer Merritt's lane n. 6lh Thomas, boat builder 35 Duke (N. L.) f William, porter 219 Cherry l:s John, printer Callowhill near Tenth JEN J0H Jenks Jonathan, distiller 356 north Front Joseph R. merchant 33 8c 5 5 south wharves and 5 Vine Jennings Catharine, seamstress 196 Lombard George, victualler Sch. Water n. Lom- bard Isaac, late teacher 3 Wood (N. L.) John, merchant 139^ High & 2 14 Spruce Nathan B. fisherman Willow above Lom- bard [ See G innings Jerdella Andrew, sculptor 12 Fayette street Jerrnan John, mariner 64 Penn Jess Ruth, bonnet maker 14 Church alley f Jessum Isaac, labourer St. Mary bet. 6th & 7th Jewell Kenneth, merchant tay lor 78 south 3d dwel- ling corner Walnut Joad John, looking glass silverer 109 Race Jobson Charles, apothecary & druggist 273 N. 3d Sarah, nurse 159 north Second Samuel, jun. taylor Townsend's court Samuel, glue maker 273 north Third fJondilbier Augustine, hairdresser 74 Dock fJohnchert M. hairdresser 41 Fine John David, steward of the city hospital, St. An- drew st. cor. Sch. 4th JoTmes Charles, merchant 97 High [See Jones and Jahnt Johns Elizabeth, widow Friends* almshouse John, chairmaker 78 German Joseph, bricklayer 227 Lombard Levi, milkman Ridge road ab. Buttonwood & i inerd, mastmakers Oak (N. L.) Richard, mastmaker 8 Green, yard Oak st. Johnsen Jonathan, carpenter 539 north Front Richard, printer 80 north Fourth t Johnson Abraham, waiter Burds' court Abigail, huckster Rose Andrew, soap and candle manufacturer, 13th near Chesnut Andrew, carpenter back 295 S. Third f Archibald, labourer Sch. 7th bet. Race and Cherry Denj. tavernkeeper468 N, 2d cor. Poplav J J OH JOH Johnson Senj. bookseller, Sec. 22 north Second & 457 High Benj. oysterman 29 Pewterplatter alley and n. e. cor. High and Water •^Benjamin, mariner 44 Small Bernard, oystfrifian b. 109 German Catharine, wlAv 1 67 north Front Charles, printfftg ink, lampblack manu- facturer St grocer cor. 10th Sc Lombard tCato, labourer 4 1 Small tDaniel, woodsawyefr Juniper ab. Cherry David, shallopman Cooper's court (N.L.) David, letter carrier 26 Little George jDavid, wheelbarrow mfin 201 Lombard fFdward, sailmaker 21 &urst fElijah, boot and shoeffjiiker 247 Spruce Elizabeth, seamstress ll Lombard Eliza, widow 269 nortfe Third Eliza, widow washerwoman Y. R. above Poplar lane . , E. & M. milliners 378 north Third Frances, widow 2 Schriver's court jjrancis, labourer 261 Spruce jGeorge, coachman Currant alley n. Lo- cust George, sugar boiler 25 Church alley George, 'pilot .469 south Front George, shopk^per 36 north Water Isaac, late grocer 130 Callowhill Isaac, 1 37 Vine flsaac, coachman 178 south Fourth tlshmael, labourer Little Oak t Jacob, waiter Cherry ab. 11th Jacob, bookseller 16 N. 4th & 147 Higti Jacob, labourer 18 Mary (S.) Jacob, bootmaker Miles' court (N. L») Jacob, carter 39 New Market JarrTes, carpenter 35 Elizabeth f James, painter, &c. 265 Spruce t James, labourer back 109 Cherry Jeremiah, jr. sign painter 3 1 Church alley Job, labourer 506 south Front Job, labourer Shippen below Seventh \ JOfI JOH Johnson John, mariner back 35 Reek's £lley John, baker 433 south Front John, shoemaker 193 Callowhill John, labourer Pfeiffer's court John, teacher Hanafcer near DVike John, grocer 20&^Juth Fifth John, mariner S^Kathafine John P. mate 2cPBbx's aliey John, car||^back 1 2 north Front John, ^rinte\ Elm slew's alley J. mariner-^ Passf unk road Joseph, "millwright Mulberry near Sch. Front* } Joseph, Ajp chandler 77 south wharves, dwelljg 150 Pine Joseph, Ijnsmith 59 Budd tJoseph^Jmariner St. Mary ^ t Joseph, cjjtoter Terffii near Cedar tJosephus/mariner 3d near German t Joshua, waiter Shippen near 7th Josiah, letter carrier '24 Little George f Laddy, woodsawyer back 444 Jv Front Levi, labourer Palmer ab, We* Matthew, 73 north Eighth * Matthew, boarding house 31 Brewer's aly tMathias, labourer 7th near Cedar Margaret, washerwoman Currant alley n. Walnut V . Mary, storekeeper 12 Plumb \ Mary, tayloress 283 south Third Miss, seamstress St. Mary tNelly. .washerwoman 18 Wagner's alley Peter blacksmith Pfeiffer's court Peter, jun. mariner J'ederalab. Front Peter, mariner 7 Christian st Peter, weaver cor. 13th and Cherry Peter, grocer Federal ab. Front IPeter, mariner 44 Mead-alle^' tPeteij, woodsawyer 88 St. John's . , stevedore back 364 south Second Rachel, washerwoman 163 Lombard iRhoda, widow sweep Paschall's alle*" Richard, merchant 90 Sassafras r. JOH JOrt Johnson Richard, printer back 26 and 28 Branch -'up watch 77 German fRichard B. turner 58 Dock near 2d Ro..ert, late bookseller i76 Mulberry- Robert, superintendent of roads Frank- ford road near Orange Robert S. accomptant 28 Cherry Samuel, mariner 92 Green Samuel, sr^bemaker 1 60 South Sixth tSamuel, plasterer Blackberry alley near Locust f Samuel, labourer 6th near Fitzwalter *Samuel. wood^awyer Smith's court Simeon, mariner back 351 N. Second fStacy. waiter 23 Appletree alley k Warner, booksellers, &c. 1 4T High widow of Charles, labourer. Rachel st. widow of Jacob, N. 8th bm. Buttonwood William, cabinet maker N. 8th bel. But- tonwood William B. coachman 362 High William P. accomptant 155 south 6th Wm. caulker 1 7 Green Win. constable 148 south 7th Wm. labourer Say bet. Sch. 7th Sc 8th tWm. weigher Little Oak 'Wm. woodsawyer Pink alley fWm. labourer Duncan's court tWm. seaman 18 Hurst , seamstress Tammany near 4th r.s'.on Adam, distiller back 23 Callowhill Adam, tallowchandler 1 3th near Chesnut Alex. W. merchant lJJ5 south Front and 26 south wharves Andrew, carpenter 52 Passyunk Daniel, carter 1 1 Wood (X. L.) ■{•David, porter 201 Lombard lisha, porter 73 Dock k 187 south 4th Francis, late sheriff 153 Pine Lenry, labourer Arch bel. Sch. Front John, dry goods store 249 south Second John F. carpenter Heyde's court John, carter 33 Mechanic str- JOH JO>, jJohnston Joseph, mariner 1 St. Mary- Mary, teacher Randall's court IMargaretta, labouringwoman, £lbow a'y R. m. d. i28 south tifth Richard, turner Locust \\ 8c 58 Dock jSamuel, labourer Middle alley- Thomas, dealer 6 Chancery lane Thomas, cordwainer 1 1 1 north 5th fThomas, labourer back 386 south 2d \Vm trunkmaker 389 north Front widow of Alex, smith n. 31 Coates' alley fjoller Henry, labourer Jones' alley Jolley Samuel, 46 Union Jonas Abraham, trader 93 north 9th Jones Abraham J. shoemaker 103 Green fAbraham, dealer 194 S. Second & Bedford near *th ^Absalomj minister of Episcopal church 32 Powell Amos A. iron merchant n. e. cor. Arch and 3d, dwelling 36 north 9th jAmos, coachman back 28 Cherry Andrew, paper stainer Race ab. Juniper Ann, widow Prime near Swanson Ann, milkwoman George above 12th f Anthony, sweep 3d bel. George (N. L.) ! , painter and glazier Sixth n. Shippm Benjamin, carpenter 5 63 south Front Benj. iron merchant 93 south 8th k 17 S wharves Benj. jun. merchant 234 south Front Benj. engraver 82 S. Fourth Benj. grazier 7 Cedar Caroline, holding house 20 Mulberry Caroline, widow 239 north Front Catharine, washerwoman Currant alley nea. Walnut Catharine, seamstress Hickory lane Charles, teacher s. w. cor. Sixth and Race Charles, labourer Shackama>on n. Beulord , .Charles, labourer, 234 Lombard Christopher, M. teacher 88 Browne and S3 Budd 'Clement, boot black. Raspberry alley JON .J UN \Tor>£6 Daniel, chairmakc 126 Coates Daniel H. hosiery store 50 north 2d Daniel, chairmaker 185 north Front David, hatter 128 noith Second David, carpenter 94 Christian David, labourer Mark's lane Edward, calico printer, silk cotton and wool- len dyer cor. Vine and Sch. Front Edward, sea captain 43 Almond j 1 liza, washerwoman Shippen ab. Sixth fEliza, widows, w. cor. 12th and C^hesnut Elizabeth, widow back 346 north Second Elizabeth, 20 Cypress alley Elizabeth, widow seamstress 87 Coates F.lvey, blacksmith 5 4 New Market Evan, carter Carpenter f'S.) near Fifth Evan, paperhanger ~ Norris' alley Evan, milkman Locust west of Broad George, calico printer overseeing manufac- tory Queen above German, creek George W merchant 173 iiigh and 139 Walnut George D. cabinet maker 83 Dock and 20 Carter's alley George, innkeeper Marlborough n. Que«n George, ovsterman 103 bouth Fifth Henry, shoemaker 371 north Third Hugh, milkman Broad below Walnut Hugh, merchant 344* and 322 High Ira, gentleman 97 Mulberry- Isaac, tobacconist 169 north Front Isaac C. merchant 184 Mulberry Isaac C. T Firth &c Co. merchants 86 High Isaac H. tobacconist 169 north Front Isaac R. dry good store 38 north Second Jacob, carpenter Petticoat alley tJacob, waiter 2-7 south Fifth James, & Co. merchants 342 High James, merchant 342 High James, hatter 1 10 south Tenth James, shoemaker 92 north Ninth James, carpenter 8 1 Green James, baker Locust above Ninth t Jamesj woodsawyer back 4 Roger's, court JON JON Jones James, grocer 131 Cherry- Jane, widow boarding house 32 Mulberry and Janvier, merchants 25 south Second Jereo.iiah. teacher 1 16 north Sixth t Jeremiah, sailor Garden above Wood Jesse, taylor 154 Sassafras Jesse, cooper 44 south Fifth [Jesse, carpenter & pumpmaker 20 George. John, grocer 1 14 Locust S. E. corner Tenth John teacher 424 south Front John, woodsawyer 81 Plumb John, wheelwright Locust corner Tenth John, coachmaker 219 St. John and Third near Browne John; tavernkceper Marlborough n. Beach John, quarryman 17 Small John, flour and feed store 228 north Front John, currier ' 6 Pewter platter slley « John C. l'» Sassafras John K. wheel and carriage maker 418 north Third and ~ 19 St. John's John rv. jun. cabinetmaker 481 north Third John M. rectifying distiller 2 south 8th t John, mariner 139 Plumb fJohn waiter 86 north Ninth Jonathan D. hatter 173 north Second Joseph- gentleman 7 York buildings Joseph, saddler back 15 Cresson's alley Joseph, shoemaker 371 north Third Lloyd, sea captain 225 south Front M. carpenter Elizabeth-street Margaret, widow 21 Catharine Mary, widow 27 1 south Front Mercy, teacher Rose alley above Green ; Major, labourer Taper alley above Green Mrs. gentlewoman 187 Walnut jN. washerwoman back 172 north Eighth Nathan, store's- eeper 48 south Second Nathan, jun. printer 82 Union- Nathaniel, labourer Twelfth near High Owen, gentleman 154 south 2d Philip, umbrella maker 73 south 2d Rachel, 72 south Front Rebecca, widow back 372 south Front jok — joy ;s Rebecca, gentlewoman 2 Brooke's com .-Rebecca, pepperpot woman Jones's alley Recs tobacco merchant warehouse 60 Dock 6 north Eighth hard, maltster 95 south 5th -ichard, labourer Juniper alley Robert E. gentleman south 11th n. Chesi Robert, >r. d. 5l Swanson Robert, sea captain 19 1 Cedar Robert \V. lace and fringe ma--er 33 X. i tRoset a. washerwoman 234 Lorn! . Samuel, marine* l~~ St. John Sha xon K.) [See Johns & Johns Samuel, smith 90 Perm and Mead.aliey Samue!, blacksmith 3 3 Mead alley and Frontr near Shippen Samuel, dry good store 48 north Second Samuel, hatter 234 south Second Samuel, cabinetmaker 79 Plumb Samuel W. merchant 103 k 15.- N". Fron: Sm nerchants 103 north Front Thomas, m. d. 144 Vine Thomas, caKcogla ocer 77 C'allowhill Thomas, coach trimmer SO Loci. Thomas, merchant 25 south Second Thos. sawyer Frankford road near Otter Thomas, merchant 89 High fThon terman 1 1 Walnut Thoma^ P. ::.d. 5 Sansom, lecture room. corner Chesnut and I'ou th and W ierchants 89 High ow of Isaac, gentlewoman widow of Wdliam. 25 south 2d wife of William, 1 1 Callowhill William, plasterer 223 Spiv . William, pumpmaker .harine William, shoemaker 450 south 2d William, carver of picture frames 1 10 Cherry William, cabinet maker 40 Shippen William, shoemaker 123 Budd f William, woodsawyer Juniper n. Vine William, merchant 244 Mulberry William; bricklayer 6 Chester - JON JUS Jones William, labourer Front below Federa) William, coachmaker Lolar's court William J. gentleman 9 south Ninth "William R. engraver 25 south 2d f William, labourer Little Oak Jonston Jacob, boot and shoemaker 2 G arrigue's courr. • Jope John Win. wire worker Rose alley n. Coats Jordan Henry, currier SO north Third . John, merchant 123 north Third John and Co. merchants 123 north Third Michael, labourer -'oplar lane bet. 6th 8c 7th Patrick, teacher back 164 Pine Samuel, plasterer 100 north Eleventh Sarah, widow 1 1 Wood (N. L.) near 2d William, groom 227 WTalnut wiclow of Joseph, plasterer below Federal tJordon Thomas, carter 7 6 I lumb f Joseph C hairdresser 9 Prune Emanuel, rigger Small near Sixth fJoseph, hairdresser 226 south Fifth Josiah J. Harrison 8c Lee, glass warehouse 23 Dock James, sea captain 20 Christian Joubert P, goldsmith 240 south Second Jourdan David, 79 north Water and Smith's wharf Zachariah, tinman West n. Marlborough [Jovel John, whitewasher Grissel's alley Joyce Benjamin, siik dyer 198 south Fourth Thomas R. taylor 20 Shippen Joynt Charles, surgeon barber 315 south Front Jugiez Martin, carver 128 Walnut Julian Wiiliam, carpenter 2 Harmony f Jullian John, back 6 Locust Junon Patric , merchant 2 16 Walnut Juppenlatz Frederick, back 354 south 2d ,uJustian Molly, nurse 5 Bell's court Justice Charles, shoemaker 474 Race George, surveyor to North American Insu= ranee company 168 north Fourth George, back 12 Strawberry Jacob, ironmonger 149 High and 90 Vine Jane, widow 2 1 0 south 5th Joseph, plasterer 1 7 1 Vine Margaret, 74 Crown Peter, mariner back 424 south Front J0g KAlt Justicerhilip, carpenter 24 Wood William A. shipwright Marlborough cor, ner Bedford Juvenal Bartholomew, starch maker 5th ab. Noble Jacob, grocer s. w. cor. York R. 8c Noble Nicholas, starch manufactory Old York »oad near Noble Kahmer Reinard, mariner Perkenpine's alley Kaighn John, 39j north Front Louisa, nurse 10 Coombs' alley [_See Kaighn, Cain, Kean, Keen & Kane Kain Patrick, shoemaker Grissel's alley Patrick, shoemaker 30 Gilles's alley Kalbach Christopher, waterman back 389 N. Front Henry, sugar refiner 189 8c 175 Cherry and Sanders, sugar refiners 189 Cherry Kale George, drayman George (N. L.) ab. Third Mary, widow washer 84 Browne (N. L.) Stephen, shoemaker Charlotte b. Poplar lane Kalhaffer Frederick, well digger Shrive's alley Kallagan Wm. shallopman 8 4 Dock \_SeeCallaghan Kammerer Henry, 3 Hyde's court widow of J. R. printer 60Chesnut Kane Ann, wife of William James street Alexander, labourer back 5 1 north Tenth Conrad, millstone ma^er James street Daniel, tobacconist 396 south 2d Deborah, school mistress 170 south Fifth Elisha, merchant 121s. Front & 335 High fHannah, washerwoman 134 Cedar William, grocer junction 5th and Passyunk wife of John, grocer 4 George street (E.) wife of John, grocer 25 Union [See Cain Kannon Francis, labourer Lombard above 1 Ith Kansow , Swedish minister Ridge R. n. Anne Karall Patrick, founder German town R. ab. Front Karbaugh John, cooper 2d ab Germantown road Karen Francis, typefounder Shippen below Sixth Karger Samuel, victualler 195 north Eighth Karker Anthony, victualler York R. ab. Tammany Karl John, cotton spinner Germantown road ab. 2d KAR REE Xarr Thomas, breeches maker 5 Piumi> j-Kasey John, porter Garden above Vim Karston Margaret widow 16 Mary (SO Kasely Mary, widow 84 Vine Kats Jacob, tobacconist 50 north Fifth Katz Henry, labourer back 7 Little German John, baker Sch. 8th near Race John, carter Kunckle near Green Michael, carter 1 1 Kunckle widow of Jacob* shoemaker 30 north Seventh Kay Aaron, U. S. waggon master Front n. Prince Jane, widow back 35 Mulberry Joseph, hatter 42 north Front and 50 High Joseph L. sea captain 1 1 3 Lombard Josiah S. grocer 62 Highland 1 Church alley i\ean Daniel, tobacconist corner Queen k 2d Jeremiah, labourer 379 north 4th \_See Keen John, carpenter 176 Cedar Mary, widow boardinghouse Tammany n. 3tf Mary, Galbreth's court Robert, tavernkeeper 28 Walnut Roger, mariner Juniper ab. Race Ruben, plane maker 7/ Callowhill William, grocer 307 north Third Keany John, cordwainer back 108 Christian Laughlin, cordwainer back 90 Christiaa Michael, trader 249 Cedar Kearn Anthony, labourer 65 Budd street Kearns Hugh, labourer Quince alley n. Spruce John, mariner 96 Christian Kearny Francis, engraver €4 south Eighth Sc cor. Seventh and Sansom \_Sec Carney Keasby Jesse, currier 67 and 69 Chesnut Keates Georare, whip maker 19 Beck's alley Keatting Lambert, bootmaker n. e. cor. Dock Sc 3d Wm. innkeeper cor. High Sc Sch. Third Kebler David, grocer 94 Coats cor. St John Keck Adam, currier Crown above Callowhill Christian G. teacher 85 N~. Fighth John, carpenter Sixth n. Coats Kee James, carpenter Juniper above Arch Jteech Mary, widow nurse 35 Noble Keefe Joseph and John vermacilla manufacturers Federal near Front KEE KEi Xeefe Margaret widow 23 Parham's alley Keehmle John. u. d. 33 north Fourth Margaret, widow chinastore 79 north 3d Samuel, attorney at law 37 north Fourth Keel Henry, shop Schiveiy's alley John, cordwainer 135 north Fifth Sophia, widow Steinmetz's court (N.L.) Kceley Andrew, labourer Juniper above Arch Keerner Elizabeth, cake baker 422 south Front George, shoemaker b. 422 south Front and 1 1 south 3d Keen Andrew, shipjoiner Queen n. Frankford road Ann, teacher 146 Cherry Catharine, mantuamaker 7 Hinckle's court and rais, sailmakers 25 south wharves Eliza, gentlewoman 465 north Second Elizabeth, widow 146 south Ninth Jacob, shipjoiner Queen n. Prince James, shipwright Beach ab. Hanover James, shipwright 'enn near Maiden James, shipjoiner Queen near Prince James C. sailmaker 36 7 N. Front and south wharves John, carpenter 26 Green Joseph, currier H5 Chesnut & 19 s. Fourth Joseph S. carpenter 26 Green J. and Co. lumber yard Oak (N. L.) Margaret, 241 Cedar Sarah, widow Pitt above Beaver Sarah, widow 120 New iCeffer Andrew, caulker Vienna near Duke John, cordwainer 123 north Front Mary, widow of Martin Vienna near Duke Keghler Leonard, gardiner Marlborough n. Prince Kehler Jacob, turner 241 St. John Kehl Francis, grocer 122 south Tenth Keho Francis, collector 193 south Fifth Thomas, grocer and bottler 82 Christian Kehr John, baker 440 N. Third [SeeKerr & Carr Keighar Samuel, victualler 195 north Eighth Keighler Jacob, tinplate worker 73 and 94 N. Sixth Keigler Margaret, widow 102 Poplar lane [Sec Kugler Ivfil KELV 55 K"eim and Brown, merchants 62 north Front George Vj. B. hardware merchant 16 Race Jacob, copperplatemaker 304 Sassafras and Mint court John, turner and coal merchant 127 north Fourth Keiper Abraham, tobacconist 66 north Fourth Keith Samuel, merchant 231 south Front Keller Adam, corder 194 north Third [SeeKelly Conrad, tinplate worker 64 north Front George, carpenter 109 north Fifth John, shoemaker 25 Appletree alley William, blacksmith 13 Crown street Kelley Bartholomew, carter 6 Bedford (M.) [See Kt lie, Kille, Kdler David, watchmaker and jeweller 227 N. 2d Eleanor, grocer 198 north Water John, carter Fifth n. German Kellum Benjamin, blacksmith 34 Bread and 31 Pewterplatter alley James, mariner 129 Green wife of Charles, back 196 north Third t Kelly Abraham, labourer 13th n. George Francis, Germantown road below Second fJacob, labourer back 9 Small -{-Jacob, labourer Jones's alley James, drayman. Poplar above Front John, shoemaker 212 St. John John, labourer Shackamaxon John, morocco manufacturer cor. George & Pitt John, brickmaker Irish lane n. Cedar John, pilot 55 Mead alley John, grocer 20 Swanson and 79 Penn Jonathan, labourer Taper alley above Green Levi, labourer b. 44 Budd Mrs. of R. 17 Vernon Nathan, cabinetmaker b. 21 Charlotte Philip, shoe merchant 25 6 N. 3d & 70 High Robert, shoe seller 9 Fromberger's court Samuel, drayman 50 Browne Samuel, labourer b. 120 Plumb Thos. shoe & trunkmaker 10 south Seventh KEL KE>J Kelly Thos. 8c Philip, shoe & trunk store 70 High William, shoemaker Beach n. High bridge William, tavernkeeper and taylor 38 High cor. Strawberry and 130 north Water William, shipwright 45 Christian Kelsell Frances, widow 186 Chesnut Kelsey John • . tax collector 74 south Fifth tKelton Robert, woodsawyer Miles' row fKemble George, shoemaker 33 south Third tMartha, washerwoman Henlen's court West, labourer Rose Kemp George, accomptant 92 south Fifth John, taylor 1 layette street Kemper Jackson, minister Episcopal church 86 High Kempton John, bricklayer 34 Mulberry Moses, scrivener 34 Mulberry Moses, jun. merchant 53 north Water Kenderdine Jacob, carpenter Tammany ab. Third Kendrick David, innkeeper 322 High Kennard Anthony, carpenter 208 St. Johns William, merchant 40 Sansom Kenderdine Christiana, nurse 163 north Third Kennedy Andrew, grocer 462 north Second Ann, boarding house 65 Walnut David, glass and picture store 1 16 Chesnut Elizabeth, seamstress 275 north Front Elizabeth, widow north 5th cor. Vine Frances, shopkeeper 1 2 St. Mary George, labourer Sixth near Camac-st. Hector, grocer 41 north Third Henry H. sea captain 43 Shippen Isaac P. bootmaker 18 south Fourth James, merchant 408 High & north 1 1th near High James & Co. merchants High above 13th , shoemaker 366 south Second James, sea captain 44 George (S.) James, grocer cor. Dock and Front John, locksmith Ann (N. L.) above Cal- • lowhill Margaret widow 10 Carter's alley Marg. widow mantua maker 214 N. Hh KEN KRR Kennedy Mary, widow Moyamensing below Chris- tian Patrick, victualler Federal near Second Robert, stablekeeper 98 north Fifth Robert, gentleman 345 Arch Rbt. naval storekeeper Front, n. Federal Samuel, looking glass manufactory 72 Chesnut Sarah, widow of John, 270 south Third Thomas D! sea captain 13 Mary (S.) Thomas, conveyancer 31 Church alley widow of Andrew, soapboiler corner Fifth. and Vine Wm. boot and shoemaker 46 Spruce "William, grocer 8 south Fifth Kenney Elizabeth, widow teacher 30 Mead alley Robert, stoveletter 75 Christian [See Kinney and Quesnet Kennon James, lab. Callowhill bet. Sch. Front Sc 2d Kenny James, labourer Shippen ab. Fifth KenrickP. brick m. Lombard bet. Sc. 7th St 8th Kensel George, plasterer Wood near Kunckle George, carpenter 465 north j hird Jacob, bricklayer Wood near Kunckle ' John, blac smith 263 Arch and 79 N. 8th Margaret, widow 465 north Third Kensler Moses, labourer Broad above Spruce Kensil John, victualler 272 St. John Josiah, grocer 14 south Tenth Michael, shipjoiner New Market n. Pegg [ See Kenctl Kent James, carpenter back 366 Sassafras Kenton James C. grocers, e. cor. Lombard Sc 8th Joseph, jun. distiller 303 south Third and Second near Almond Joseph, grocer 71 north Eighth Keog 8c Maguire, grocers 78 north Fifth Kepley Christian, drayman 98 Eudd Keppler Mary, widow doctress 365 north Third Keppele Michael, alderman office 133 dwelling 1 36 Chesnut Kerbaugh Jacob, shoemaker back 80 Green John, cooper 2d ab. Germantown road Kerby Edward, innkeeper 8 North alley JOH JOrl Johnson Richard, printer back 26 and 28 Branch Richard, ship watch 77 German fRichard B. turner 58 Dock near 2d Robert, late bookseller 176 Mulberry Robert, superintendent of roads Frank- ford road near Orange Robert S. accomptant 28 Cherry- Samuel, mariner 92 Green Samuel, shoemaker 1 60 south Sixth tSamuel, plasterer Blackberry alley near Locust fSamuel, labourer 6th near Fitzwalter | Samuel, woodsawyer Smith's court Simeon, mariner back 35 1 N. Second fStacy, waiter 23 Appletree alley & Warner, booksellers, &c. 147 High widow of Charles, labourer Rachel st. widow ol Jacob, N. 8th bel.' Buttonwood William, cabinet maker N. 8th bel. But- tonwood William B. coachman 362 High William P. accomptant 155 south 6th Wm. caulker 1 7 Green Wm. constable 148 south 7th Wm. labourer Say bet. Sch. 7th & 8th t Win. weigher Little Oak fWm. woodsawyer Pink alley |Wm. labourer Duncan's court tWm. seaman 18 Hurst , seamstress Tammany near 4th Johnston Adam, distiller back 23 Callowhill Adam, tallowchandler 13th near Chesnut Alex. W. merchant 106 south Front and 26 south wharves Andrew, carpenter 52 Passyunk Daniel, carter 1 1 Wood (X. L.) fDavid, porter 201 Lombard fElisha, porter 73 Dock Sc 187 south 4lh Francis, late sherilf 153 Pine Henry, labourer Arch bel. Sch. Front John, dry snoods store 249 south Second John F. carpenter Heyde's court .lohn, carter 33 Mechanic street U JOH JON |.Johnston Joseph, mariner 1 St. Mary Mary, teacher Randall's court tMargaretta, labouringwoman, Elbow a'y R. m. d. 128 south Fifth Richard, turner Locust \\ 8c 58 Dock fSamuel, labourer Middle alley Thomas, dealer 6 Chancery lane Thomas, cordwainer 1 1 1 north 5th jThomas, labourer back 386 south 2d "Win trunkmaker 389 north Front widow of Alex, smith n. 31 Coates' alley 7 Joller Henry, labourer Jones' alley Jolley Samuel, 46 Union Jonas Abraham, trader 93 north 9th Janes Abraham J. shoemaker 103 Green f Abraham, dealer 194 S. Second & Bedford near 8th tAbsalom, minister of Episcopal church 32 Powell Amos A. iron merchant n. e. cor. Arch and 3d, dwelling 36 north 9th |Amos, coachman back 28 Cherry Andrew, paper stainer Race ab. Juniper Ann, widow Prime near Swanson Ann, milkwoman George above 12th tAnthony, sweep 3d bel. George (N. L.) t , painter and glazier Sixth rw Shippen Benjamin, carpenter 5 63 south Front Benj. iron merchant 93 south 8th & 17 S. wharves Benj. jun. merchant 234 south Front Benj. engraver 82 S. Fourth Benj. grazier 7 Cedar Caroline, boarding house 20 Mulberry Caroline, widow %99 north Front Catharine, washerwoman Currant alley near Walnut Catharine, seamstress Hickory lane Charles, teachers, w. cor. Sixth and Race Charles, labourer Sha'ckamaxon n. Bedford fCharles, labourer, 234 Lombard Christopher, M. teacher 88 Browne and Budd tClement, boot black, Raspberry alley JOX JON Jottes Daniel, chairmaker 126 Coates Daniel H. hosiery store 50 north 2d Daniel, chairmaker 185 north Front David, hatter 128 not th Second David, carpenter 94 Christian David, labourer Mark's lane Edward, calico printer, silk cotton and wool- len dyer cor. Vint; and Sch. Front Edward, sea captain 43 Almond fFliza, washerwoman Shippen ab. Sixth j-Eliza, widows w cor. 12th and Chesnut Elizabeth, widow back 346 north Second Elizabeth, 20 Cypress alley Elizabeth, widow seamstress 87 Coates Elvey, blacksmith 54 New Market Evan, carter Carpenter S.; near Fifth Evan, paperhanger 7 Norris' alley Evan, milkman Locust west of Broad George, calico printer overseeing manufac- tory Queen above German, creek George W. merchant 173 High and 139 Walnut George D. cabinet maker 83 Dock and 20 Carter's alley George, innkeeper Marlborough n. Que»n fGeorge, oysterman 103 south Fifth Henry, shoemaker 371 north Third Flugh, milkman Broad below Walnut Hugh, merchant 3 iA\ and 322 High Ira, gentleman 97 Mulberry Isaac, tobacconist 169 north Front Isaac C. merchant 184 Mulberry Isaac C. T. Firth Sc Co. merchants 86 High Isaac tk tobacconist 169 north Front Isaac R. dry good store 38 north Seccnd Jacob, carpenter Petticoat alley t Jacob, waiter 227 south Fifth James, Sc Co. merchants 342 High James, merchant 342 High James, h alter 1 10 south Tenth James, shoemaker 92 north Ninth James, carpenter 8 1 Green James, baker Locust above Ninth t James, woodsawyer back 4 Roger's .court JON- Jones James, grocer 131 Cherry- Jane, widow boarding house 32 Mulberry and Janvier, merchants 25 south Second Jeremiah, teacher 1 16 north Sixth ■» Jeremiah, sailer Garden above Wood Jesse, taylor 154 Sassafras Jesse, cooper 44 south r ifth fJesge, carpenter & pumpmaker 20 George John, grocer 1 14 Locust S. E. corner Tenth John teacher 424 south Front John, wbodsaY/yer 81 Humb John, wheelwright Locust corner Tenth John, coachmaker 219 St. John and Third near Browne Johns tavern-keeper Marlborough n. Beach John, quarryman 1 7 Small John, flour and feed store 228 north Front John, currier I 6 Pewter platter slley John C\ 1 9 Sassafras John eel and carriage maker 4 1 8 north Third and 2 19 St. John's John K. jun. cabinetmaker 481 north Third John M. rectifying distiller 2 south 8th t John, mariner 139 Plumb fJohn, waiter 86 north Ninth Jonathan p. hatter 175 north Qecond Joseph, gentleman 7 York buildings Joseph, saddler back 1.5 Cresson's alley Joseph, shoemaker 371 north Third Lloyd, sea captain 225 south^Front M. carpenter Elizabeth-street Margaret, widow 21 Catharine Mary, widow 274 south Front Mercy, teacher Rose alley above Green f Major, labourer Taper alley above Green" Mrs. gentlewoman 187 Walnut *N. washerwoman back 172 north Eighth Nathan, sterekeeper 48 south Second Nathan, jun. printer 82 Union Nathaniel, labourer Twelfth near High Owen, gentleman 154 south 2d Philip, umbrella maker 73 south 2d Rachel, 72 south Front Rebecca, widow back 372 south Front JON- Jones Rebecca, gentlewoman 2 Brooke's court .fRebecca, pepperpot woman Jones's alley Rees tobacco merchant warehouse 60 Dock dwelling 16 north Eighth Richard, maltster 95 south 5th fBichard, labourer Juniper alley Robert E. gentleman south 11th n. Chesnv.?,- Robert, m. d. 5l Swanson Robert, sea captain 191 Cedar Robert W. lace and fringe maker 33 N. 7th fRosetra, washerwoman 234 Lombard Samuel, marine* 177 St. John Shacsamaxon (K.) [Sre Jahns (J? Johns Samuel, smith 90 Penn and Mead^alley Samu el-, blacksmith 35 Mead alley and Front near Shippen Samuel, dry good store 48 north Second Samuel, hatter 23 4 south Second Samuel, cabinetmaker 79 Plumb Samuel W. merchant 103 Sc 154 N. Front Smith Sc Co. merchants 103 north Front Thomas, m. d. 144 Vine Thomas, calicogiazer Sc grocer 77 CallowhiU Thomas, coach trimmer SO Locust Thomas, merchant 25 south Second Thos. sawyer Frankford road near Otter Thomas, merchant 89 High • Thomas, oysterman 11 Walnut Thomas i\ m. d. 5 1 Sansom, lecture rooitv corner Chesnut and Fourth and WillitS) merchants 89 High widow of Isaac, gentlewoman 17 Pine widow of William, 25 south 2d wife of William, 1 1 CallowhiU William, plasterer 223 Spruce William, pumpmaker 265 ' atharine William, shoemaker 460 south 2d William, carver of picture frames 1 lOCheny William, cabinet maker 40 Shippen William, shoemaker 123 Budd fWilliam, woodsawyer Juniper n. Vine? William, merchant 244 Mulberry 'William; bricklayer 6 Chester v 2 JUS JITS Jones William, labourer Front below Fedc. William, coachmaker Lolar's court William J. gentleman 9 south Ninth William R. engraver 2."> south 2d fWilliam, labourer I ittle Oai: Jonston Jacob, bootand shoemaker 2(1 arrigue'scourt Jope John Wm. wireworker Rose alley n. Coats Jortlan Henry, currier -0 north Third John, merchant 123 north Third John and Co. merchants 123 north Third .Michael, labourer Poplar lane bet. 6th 8c 7th Patrick, teacher back 164 Pine Samuel, plasterer 100 north Eleventh Sarah, widow 11 Wood (N. L. nLjar 5d William, groom 227 Wall widow of Joseph, plasterer below Federal j-Jordon Thomas, carter 7 6 : lun.b -•■Joseph C. hairdresser 9 rSune Emanuel, rigger Small near Sixth tJoseph, hairdresser 226 south Fifth Josiah J. Harrison & Lee, glass warehouse 23 Deck James, sea captain 20 ( hristian Joubert P. goldsmith 24^0 south Second Jourdan David, 79 north Water and Smith's whan Zachariah, tinman West n. Marlborough rJovel John, whitewasher GrissePs alley Joyce Benjamin, shk dyer !98 south Fourth Thomas R.taylor 20 Shippen Joynt Charles, surgeon barber 3 15 south Fron*- Jugiez Martin, carver 128 Walnut Julian Wiiliam, carpenter 2 Harmony {-Jullian John, back 6 Locust Junon Patrick, merchant 2 16 Walnut Juppenlatz 1'rederick, back 354 south 2d f Justian Molly, nurse 5 Bell's court Justice Charles, shoemaker 474 Race George, surveyor to North American Insu- rance company 168 north Fourth George, back 12 Strawberry Jacob, ironmonger 149 High and 90 Vine Jane, widow 210 south 5th Joseph, plasterer 171 Vine Margaret, 74 Crown Peter, mariner back 424 south Front J L S KA K oe Philip, carpenter 24 Wood William A. shipwright Marlborough cor. ner Bedford Xuvenal Bartholomew, starch maker :thab. Noble Jacob, grocer s. w. cor. York R. Sc Noble Nicholas, starch manufactory Old York toad near Noble Kahmf.r Reinard. mariner Perkenpine's alley KatghiiJohn, 3 1 north Front Louisa, nurse 10 Coombs' alley [SYr Kaighn, Cain, A>a>j, Keen iSf Kane Kain Patrick, shoemaker Grisset's alley Patrick, shoemaker 30 Gilles's alley Kalbach Christopher, waterman back 389 N. Front Hvnry, sugar refiner 1 S9 Sc 175 Cherry and Sanders, sugar refiners 189 Cherry Kale George, drayman George (NT. L.) ab. Third Ma; jr., widow washer 84 Browne (N. L.) Stephen, shoemaker, Charlotte b. Poplar lane Kalhaffer Frederick, well digger Shrive's alley Xallagan Wm. shallopman 84 Dock [SecCattagha;. Kamraerer Henry, 3 Hyde's court widow of J. R. printer 60 Chesnut Kane Ann, wife of William James street Alexander, labourer back 5 1 north Tenth Conrad, millstone ma er James street Daniel, tobacconist 396 south ~d Deborah, school mistress 170 south Fifth Elisha, merchant 121 s. Front & 335 Hkrh fHannah, washerwoman 134 Cedar "William, grocer junction 5th and Passvunk w:fe of John, grocer 4 George street (E.) wife of John, grocer 25 Union [See Cai)i Kannon rancis, labourer Lombard above 1 1th Kansow , Swedish minister Ridge R. n. Anne Karall Patrick, founder Germantown R. ab. F>ont Karbaugh John, cooper 2d ab Germantown road Karen Francis, typefounder Shippen below Sixth Karger Samuel, victualler 195 north Eighth Karker Anthony, victualler York R. ab. Tammany Karl John, cotton spinner Germantown road ab. 2d KAU Kl m Karr Thomas, breeches maker 5 Plumb -j-Kasey John, po. ter Garden above Viae Karston Margaret widow 16 Mary (S.) Kasely Mary, widow 84 Vine Kats Jacob, tobacconist 50 north Fifth Katz Henry, labourer back 7 Little German John, baker Sch. 8th near Race John, carter Kunckle nearGrten Michael, carter 1 1 Kunckle widow of Jacob, shoernaker 50 north Seventh Kay Aaron, U. S. waggon master Front n. Prince Jane, widow buck 35 Mulberry Joseph, hatter 42 north Front and 50 High Joseph L. sea captain 1 13 Lombard Josiau S. grocer 62 High and 1 Church alley Jvean Daniel, tobacconist corner Queen Sc 2d Jeremiah, labourer §79 north 4th [_Sce A' John, carpenter 176 Cedfcr Mary, widow boardinghouse Tammany r. Mary, Galbrefh's court Robert, tavernkeeper 2S Walnut Roger, mariner Juniper ab. Race Ruben, plane maker 77 Callowhill 'William, grocer 507 north Third any John, cordwainer back 108 Christian Laughlin, cordwainer back 90 Christian Michael, trader 249 Cedar Kearri Anthony, labourer 65 Budd street Kearns Hugh, labourer Quince alley n. Spruce John, mariner 96 Christian Kearny Francis, engraver 64 south Eighth 8c cor. Seventh and Sanson! \_SceCarney Keasby Jesse, currier 67 and 69 Chesnut Keates George, whip maker \? Beck's alley Keatting Lambert, bootmaker n. e. cor. Dock Sc 3d Win. innkeeper cor. High Sc Sch. Third Kebler David, grocer 94 Coats cor. St John Keck Adam, currier Crovrn above Callowhill Christian G. teacher 85 N. lighth John, carpenter Sixth n. Coats Kee James, carpenter Juniper above Arch Keerh Mary, widow nurse 35 Noble Keefe Joseph and John vcrmacilla manufacturers Federal near Front KEE KEi Keefe Margaret widow 23 Parham's alley Keehmle John, m. d. 33 north Fourth Margaret, widow chinastore 79 north 3d Samuel, attorney at law 37 north Fourth Keel Henry, shop Schively's alley John, cordwainer 135 north Fifth Sophia, widow Steinmetz's court (N. L.) Kceley Andrew, labourer Juniper above Arch Keemer Elizabeth, cake baker 422 south Front George, shoemaker b. 422 south Front and 1 1 south 3d Keen Andrew, ^hipjoiner Queen n. Frankford road Ann, teacher 146 Cherry Catharine, mantuamaker 7 Hinckle's court and Drais, sailmakers 25 south wharves Eliza, gentlewoman 466 north Second Elizabeth, widow 146 south Ninth Jacob, shipjoiner Queen n. Prince James, shipwright Beach ab. Hanover James, shipwright renn near ' iaiden James, shipjoiner Queen near Prince James C saiimal.er 367 N. Front and south wharves John, carpenter 26 Green Joseph, currier 115 Chesnut 8c 19 s. Fourth Joseph S. carpenter 26 Green J. and Co. lumber yard Oak [N. L.) Margaret, 241 Cedar Sarah, widow Pitt above Beaver Sarah, widow 120 New Keffer Andrew, caulker Vienna near Duke John, cordwainer 123 north Front Mary, widow of Martin Vienna near Duke K.eghler Leonard, gardiner Marlborough n. Prince Kehler Jacob, turner 241 St. John Kehl Francis, grocer 122 south Tenth Keho Francis, collector 198 south Fifth Thomas, grocer and bottler 82 Christian Kehr John, baker 440 X. Third [SeeKerr isf Carr Keigh^ar Samuel, victualler 195 north Eighth Keighler Jacob, tinplate worker 7 3 and 94 N. Sixth Keigler Margaret, widow 102 Poplar lane [See Kugler REI KELS Keim and Brown, merchants 62 north Front Geo;ge u. B. hardvvare merchant 16 Race Jacob, copperplatemaker 304 Sassafras and Mint court John, turner and coal merchant 127 north Fourth Keiper Abraham, tobacconist 66 north Fourth Keitji Samuel, merchant 231 south Front "Keller Adam, corder 194 north Third [SeeKelly Conrad, tinplate worker ' north Front George, carpenter 109 north Fifth John, shoemaker 25 Appletree alley William, blacksmith 13 Irown street Xelley Bartholomew, carter 6 Bedford (M.) [SeeKL'r, Kille, Kdler David, watchmaker and jeweller 227 N. 2d Eleanor, grocer 1^8 north Water John, carter ' if?hn. German Kellum Benjamin, blacksmith 34 Bread and 31 Fewterplatter alley- James, mariner 129 Green wife of Charles, back 196 north Third rKelly Abraham, labourer 13th n. George Francis, Germantown road below Second •{-Jacob, labourer back 9 S;nall f Jacob, labourer - ones's alley James, drayman Poplar above Front John, shoemaker 212 St John John, labourer Shackamaxon John, morocco manufacturer cor. Georg'- Pitt John, brickmaker Irish lane n. Cedar John, pilot 5 5 Mead alley John, grocer ~o Swanson and 79 Penn Jonathan, labourer Taper alley above Green Levi, labourer b. 44 Hudd Mrs. of R. 17 Vernon Xathan, cabinetmaker b. 21 Charlotte Philip, shoe merchant 256 N. 3d Sc 70 High Robert, shoe seller 9 Fromberger's court Samuel, drayman 50 Browne Samuel, labourer b. 120 Plumb Thos. shoe fctrunkmaker 10 south Seventh -KEN Kelly Thos. Sc Philip, shoe Sc trunk store 70 High William, shoe ma er Beach n. High bridge "William, tavernkeeper and taylor J 8 High cor. Strawberry and 130 north Water William, shipwright 45 Christian Relsell Frances, widow 186 Chesnut Kelsey John ('-. . tax collector 74 south Fifth tKelton Robert, woodsawyer Miles' row tKemble George, shoemaker 33 south Third tMartha, washerwoman Henlen's court West, labourer Rose Kemp George, accomptant 92 south Fifth John, taylor t Fayette street Kemper Jackson, minister Episcopal church 86 High Kempton John, bricklayer 34 Mulberry Moses, scrivener 34 Mulberry Moses, jun. merchant 53 north Water Kenderdine Jacob, carpenter Tammany ab. Third Kendrick David, innkeeper 322 High Kennard Anthony, carpenter 208 St. Johns William, merchant 40 Sansom Kenderdine Christiana, nurse 163 north Third Kennedy Andrew, grocer 462 north Second Ann, boarding house 6j Walnut David, ^lass and picture store 1 16 Chesnut Elizabeth, seamstress 275 north Front Elizabeth, widow north 5th cor. Vine Frances, shopkeeper 1 2 St. Mary George, labourer Sixth near Camac-st, Hector, grocer 11 north Third Henry 11. sea captain 43 Shippen Isaac P. bootmaker 18 south Fourth James, merchant 408 High & north 1 1th near High James St Co. merchants High above 13th j , shoemaker 366 south Second James, sea captain 44 George (S.) James, grocer cor. Dock and Front John, locksmith Ann (X. L.) above Cal- lowhill Margaret widow 10 Carter's alley Marg. widow mantua maker 214 N. &th KEN KBR Kennedy Mary, widow Moyamensing below Chris- tian Patrick, victualler Federal near Second Robert, stablekeeper 98 north Fifth Robert, gentleman 345 Arch Rbt. naval storekeeper Front, n. Federal Samuel, looking glass manufactory 72 Chesnut Sarah, widow of John, 270 south Third Thomas Dl sea captain 13 Mary (S.) Thomas, conveyancer 31 Church alley widow of Andrew, soapboiler corner Fifth and Vine Wm. boot and shoemaker 46 Spruce William, grocer 8 south Fifth Kenney Elizabeth, widow teacher 30 Mead alley Robert, stoveletter 75 Christian [See Kinney and Quesnet Kennon James, lab. Callovvhill bet. Sch. Front 8c 2d Kenny James, labourer Shippen ab. Fifth Kenrick P. brickm. Lombard bet. Sc. 7th & 8th Kensel George, plasterer Wood near Kunckle George, carpenter 465 north Third Jacob, bricklayer Wood near Kunckle John, blacksmith 269 Arch and 79 N. 8th Margaret, widow 465 north Third Kensler Moses, labourer Broad above Spruce Kensil John, victualler 272 St. John Josiah, grocer 14 south Tenth Michael, shipjoiner New Market n. Pegg I See Kencei Kent James, carpenter back 366 Sassafras Kenton James C. grocers, e. cor. Lombard Sc 8th Joseph, jun. distiller 303 south 1 hird and Second near Almond Joseph, grocer 7 1 north Eighth Keog Sc Maguire, grocers 78 north Fifth Kepley Christian, drayman 98 Budd Keppler Mary, widow doctress 365 north Third Keppele Michael, alderman office 133 dwelling 136 Chesnut Kerbaugh Jacob, shoemaker back 80 Green John, cooper 2d ab. Germantown road Kerby Edward, innkeeper 8 North alley KER Ki kerlin ^avis, innkeeper 230 north Front Kern Andrew, accomptant 100 Swanson Gabriel, taylor U7 south Water Gabriel and John, taylors 125 south Water John, taylor 1 8 1 Pine John, custom house officer 405 S. 2d Ker Eliza, 85 Callowhill John C. gentleman 159 Walnut Sarah, widow dry good store 119 Mulberry William, shipchandler 7 south wharves and 119 Arch ['$Ve Karr and Carr Kerr Hugh, shoestore 74 north Fifth James, saddler, csc. 122 High Thomas, brewer 3 8 > ead alley Rachel, boardinghouse Swanson near Prime Walter, capt. Locust near Tenth [See Kehr widow of J. 112 Swanson ILerrick And. shoema''' . cor. Lombard and Sch. 8th Kesner David, carp Queen near Shackamaxon(K.) Messier George, Gray's road near arsenal George, labourer Palmer near Duke John, justice of the peace 166 Coate's John, jun. grocer 164 Coate's cor. Fourth John, baker 37 Budd Martin, shoema er back 135 Coate's wife of Wm bac'^ 417 north Front Kessling Henry, joiner Pfeifler's court Ketcham Daniel, 490 north Second Key John, wheelwright back 338 north Second Michael, coach and sign painter cor. Tenth and Filbert Keys Geo. smith Germantown road above Third Hugh, bootmaker Cauff'man's court Joseph, shallopman back 4 1 6 south Front Sarah, 77 German Keyser Adam, innkeeper 5 8 Plumb Charles, teacher German hall seminary- dwelling 8 north Ninth Charles, furrier Christian near Fourth Elizabeth, widow Prime near Eighth Elizabeth, widow 265 St. John k Gcrgas,lumbermerchants225N. Wafer X KEY- — KIN Keyser Jacob, plasterer 2u north Ninth John, flour merchant 250 High John, labourer back 1 15 Arch John, labourer 236 St. John Joseph, turner 4 75 north Second Joseph, grocer 195 north Second — — , baker St Joseph's avenue bet. Scb. 5th and Sixth Peter, lumber merchant 35 Callowhill ■wife of Michael, back 15 ) St. John Kibler Hester 108 north Eighth Joseph, brushmaker 104 north Third Xid Robert, copper merchant 101 Walnut Kidwell Ann, widow 6 Brewer's alley Kiesley Catharine, wash. Steinmetz court (N. L.j Kilar John, carter 429 south Front Kilbough Hannah, widow 10 Spruce Kilby Jennet, widow 350 south Front Kille Aaron, merchant 52 N\ Front and 20 Vine Killey Edward, sailmaker 23 Sassafras Xillinger George, shoemaker 13 Spafford Killingsworth William, cordwainer 167 Cedar Kilman Henry, tanner back 398 north Front Kilvington Benj. B. segar ma: er 1 1th bel. I ocust Kimber & Conrad, booksellers and stationers, 93 High Emmor, bookseller, Sec 31 Spruce & Richardson, booksellers 237 High Thomas, bookseller 237 High Xindall Joseph, shoemaker 136 south Eighth Kindell John, shoemaker 2 York court Joseph, shoemaker Knodle bet. Walnut tc Locust Xindig Abraham, innkeeper 377 High Kindle Clayton, smith 189 north Second Kiner Henry, carter Christian near Third Kinerman Susannah, 2^4 Mulberry King Alburtus, 316 north I ront t Anthony, blacksmith th above Camac Benajah, taylor Budd above Laurel Charles, sea captain 37.0 south Front Christiana, widow boardinghouse 29 Noble Daniel, shipjoiner Marlborough near Queen KJN KIN King Daniel, jun. brassfouncler 76 south Front Deborah, tutress 170 south Fifth Elizabeth, widow 9 Patten's court Elizabeth, shopVeeper 8 Chancery lane «. George M coppersmith 30 Kunckle Hernianas, taylor 14 south Water Isaac, labourer Second bel Geruiantown road Isaiah, carter Laurel near Budd James, gentlem.m 210 north Front John, shoemaker 18 Springett alley John, hatter and furrier Hoffman's alley John S. carpenter back 30 Lombard John, silverplater 135 Mulberry John, painter, Sec. cor. Pine and Eleventh John, boardinghou^e 91 south Water John, innkeeper 66 Shippen John, labourer 124 north Eleventh John S. maker of mills for clearing grain 29 Piumb Joseph, painter and glazier Chesnut between Sen. Sixth and Seventh Margaret, shoestore 2 6 south Second tSolomon, porter 29 Strawberry William, silverplater, &c. 137 Mulberry William, oysterman 16 Little Water Kingsland John carpenter 2 6 Poplar lane Kingsmore John, taylor Kunckle near Tammany Kingston Simon, sea captain Federal near Front Stephen, 380 High Thomas, carpenter 2' 7 south Fifth William, mariner Briton's alley JLinnan Joseph W turner and machine maker 1 12 Walnut and 7i south Fifth Kinnard Geo. victualler Callowhil! above Garden Thomas, coachtrimmer 1 1th near Filbert [See Kennard Kinney Mary, widow back 439 N. 2d [See Kenney Kinniman Sutan, 284 Mulberry Kinny Thomas, carp. Vine bet. Sch. 7th and 8th Kinsey Edmund, saddler, Sec. cor. Chesnut and 3d tLewis, woodsawyer 197 Lombard Saml. wharf builder Queen n . Shackamaxon fT nomas, seaman 242 Lombard JLinsler Michael, Wright alley MX KII Kinsler Michael, labourer Cedar near Sch.Fpui Kinsley F. sail maker back >07 Queen (S.) John, printer 27 9 south I hird Samuel, combmaker Spruce nearSch. 5th Kintz Geo.jun. carpenter Kunckle near Noble Kintzing Abraham, merchant 5 Dock, dwelling 1 1 1 south Fourth Abraham, jun. merchant 5 Dock Sc 214 Mulberry B. St. A. jun. merchants 5 Dock Benjamin H. merchant 5 Dock and C! nut near Eleventh Kip William, cordwainer 394 south Second Kipp Isaac J. teacher Prince near Crown Kippy Charles, biscuit baker 122 north Water Kirby Benjamin, bricklayer 34 Kunckle J 'annah, widow 500 south Front Kirk Grace, boardinghouse 77 Arch Jeremiah, salt refiner 13 .\ilianna John. labourer Prospect alley Kirkbride Saml. woodsayer back 101 N. Elevt Mirkpairick Andrew, plasterer 73 Locust David, jun. currier 97 Chesnut Rdfcert, shoemaker back 67 Buckl Kii kham Deborah, widow storekeeper 7 S. 4th KirkhoiF Christian, 394 north Third Christian, jun. combmaker 302 N. Tl Jacob, tobacconist 3'4 north Third Kirkland James, weaver Carpenter (S.) above 6th Thomas, tanner 528 north Third Kisley Ca'harine, washerwoman Steinmetz' c< (N..L.) Kisselman Sussannah, gentlewoman 166 south Xissick John, engineer Waterworks n. Schuylkill Kitchen James, city tavern and exch:.: dwelling 99 south Second Jonathan, taylor C.illowbill-st wharf Joseph, saddler, he. 35 Sassa: Kite Benjamin Sc Thomas, (publishers of the rectory) booksellers and station. Third Isaac, carpenter 398 S.. Isaac, sen. carpenter 1 1 Hause^ KIT KXE Kite Jonathan, potter Cherry above Eleven:* Joseph, china store 34 south Fourth Joseph, carpenter 396 Sassafras Joseph carpenter back 396 Hace Thomas, boo .seller 20 north Third and 17 Franklin court Kiter Isaac, shipwright Frankford R. bel. Bedforf. Kittield Alice, widow 8 Cypress alley Kitler John, plasterer 308 Vine cor. Chester Kittera Ann, dry good store 235 High Thomas, attorney at law 36 south Fi: Kitter John, plasterer 5 9 Chester-st. Kittinger Leonard, innkeeper .8 north Front Kitts John, sea captain 29 3 south Front Klapp John, grocer 223 south 2d corner Lombard Joseph, m. d. 290 S. 2d and corner Shippen Joseph Sc Co. druggists, Sec. s. w. corner Shippen and Second Klaser Ja- ob, labourer Germantown road near 4th Klett Godleb, shoemaker 45 1 north Second Kkwe'l Abm joiner intersection Germantown R, and Sixth Kline George,' shoemaker 50- north Third Jacob C. merchant 2 0 6 High Peter, bricklavcr w4 north Third Sophia, widow i 36 Loate's Wm. labourer Hickory lane [See Ciine Klingie And. guagerand china sto;e 5 6 Callowhill George, dentist 270 north Second Klipper widow of John, weaver 317 north Third Klonegar John, baker 3 i 6 north Second Kloss Christian, baker 81 Fassyun • road Klotz John L. weaver 354 north Third John C. taylor 331 north Front Knacht Geo. vict. Lawrence-st. above Callowhill Knapp &c Dawes, chairmakers 15 Carter's alley John, shoemaker Sixth ab Poplar lane Knavel Henry, labourer junction Frankford and Marlborough Kneass : hristian, silverplater 245 High John, copperplate printer '25 High William, engraver 125 High Kneill Baltus, broom, Sec. maker 99 Green x 2 K-NT< ivX# Kneppley 3c Diilinger. storekeepers 192 n Kneppley Peter, storekeeper 192 north Second Knerr Henry, tavernkeeper 140 High [ te AV Samuel, newscarner 4 C lesson's alley Kneves Benjamin, mate 44 Almond Knezel Jacob, blacksmith 150 St. John Knight Alexander m. d. corner Callowhill 8c Fron*: Charles, miniature painter S3 Grown Daniel, carter 6th bel. liuttonwood lane Daniel, blacksmith 3j I Callowhill Daniel, carpenter 172 Cherry Edward, labourer Arch near S:h. Second Isaiah, broker 3 i Union Jame«, i linker per 95 Chesnut Jonathan, lumberyard 179 north Wat dwelling 3^3 north Second Joseph, iron merchant 39 i. uke(N. L.) Joseph, taylor 3 north Second Margai et, shopkeeper Hudson's lane n. 7th Susannah- widow 23 Walnut Knighton Jos. stocking weaver 2o Appletreeallcy uniie Baltic, labourer i03 Green-street George, brie maker 49- north Third Knine John, brick moulder 4th bel. George (N. L. Knipe John, carpenter back 36 north Third Knittie George, drayman Kuian-street Knodle Daniel, bricklayer 5 1-ayette George, btick.i.a er 296 ...ulberry Knorr George, lumber merchant compting house 1 , dwelling i . 7 N . Water i See Kn George, labourer Callowhill ab. Eighth George, baker i9 north Sixth Jaco: > ironmonger 40 north Third Jacob, labourer Wood above Eighth Jacob, victualler 5 5 Chester ivnotch Geo. victualler Lawrence-st. ab. Callowhill Knott widow of John, 43 J north 1 bird K.nous Sc Eullmer, flour merchants 4 Old York R. Jacob 4 Old York road John, late carter i 1 5 I. allowhill Philip, bricklayer Frankford R. near Queen owies lenient, morocco store 45 Spruce Jane, tutress 12 Union Sarah, shopkeeper 104 south Second JO Kfl Kuo lab, nurse 1 82 south Front Knows Jacob, shoestore I6tiigh 8c 127 X. Fi, Knox Charles, bricklayer Tammany near Fou 'izabeth widow of VVm. back 74 S. Fifth irge, tobacconist 2 12 north Eighth Grace B. widow teacher 139 Lombard Jno. watchman 2d. above Germnntown road hn, accomptant 8 Springet alley n, grocer 2 3 south Third John, merchant 16 north Front John. 17 C rab Joseph, whitesmith 6th bel. Germantown R, Wiiiiam, ship joiner 48 Budd William shipwright Maiden ab. Beach Koch Jacob G. merchant dwelling 337 High, and office 46 Walnut Kochersperger John, labourer Pfeiflfer's court Martin, farmer Vineyard Koegh and Maguire, grocers 78 north Fifth Patrick, grocer 78 north Fifth Koechling i rederick A. ba er 26 Callowhill Koecker Leonard surgeon dentist 30 south 7th Koehler Ann, wife of Frederick storekeeper i alley below C oates' John, merchant Race above Ninth John, coach wheelwright 36 Columbia avenue, dwelling 207 south Seventh KoMer John, lockmaker 35 2 north Front Kohiinkamp Nicholas, tinplate worker 267 n. Front Kohne Frederick, merchant 351 High Kokerspire George, surgeon dentist. Sec 326 N. 2d. Kommer Daniel, shoemaker 423 north Third Konigmacher A. merchant 141 High Sc 103 Arch Kooken Henry, taylor back 280 High Kookooyaei John, whipmaker Retain Samuel, whip vender 133 north Fifth Korkhauss Andrew, furrier 24 north Fourth Henry, furrier 55 north Third Korn Henry, lace & fringe weaver 1 80 Sassafras Lawrence, carter .'.I aria street Michael, shoemaker Frankford R. n. Queen Kraft Margaiet. widow 5 6 north Fifth Krall Peter, labourer Juniper near Spruce Kreble Matthias, tavernkeeper Beach n. Hano?£v KRK KUH Krebs George, brickmaker 17 north Fifth Kreider Abraham, late grocer 167 Vine Frederick, hatter 243 north Second Henry, yeoman West near Vienna Lewis, hatter 53 Green Mary, teacher 66 Crown Kreker John P. baiter back 185 High Krigamyer Catharine, widow 2d ab Germantown R, Henry, labourer 442 Sassafras Jacob, fence maker 2d ab. German. R. Jacob, jun. fence maker Thorn's court Kripps Margaret, shopkeeper 303 north Second Philip, potter 265 St. John Krise William, baker 322 south Second Kroil William, hair dresser 9 3 Callowhill Kronskup George, blacksmith bac . 90 Christian Krouskup John, carpenter back 44 Spruce Krouse Michael, victualler 142 Vine Krumbhaar Ludwic , merchant 144 south Third and corner Spruce Kryhlin George, dry good store 143 Race Kuetzel Jacob, baker 145 Walnut [See CurtU Kucher Christiana, shopkeeper 56 north Second Jacob, silversmith -3 Julianna William,' 67 Vine and 88 north Second Kugler Benjamin, m. d. 118 south 4th {Ktig/iUr Charles, gentleman S9 Callowhill Henry, shoemaker Hudson's lane n. 7th John, oa cooper 15 y:>assyun^ road and 32 Little Water-street and M'r indley, coopers 52 Little Water Kuhl Henry, Cashier of the I armers' Sc Mechan* ics' Pank 108 south ■ ighth Kuhlenkampf Nicholas, tinsmith 267 N. Front Kuhn Adam, victualler Juniper near Arch Adam, m. d. 142 Chesnut Charles, merchant 4 York buildings Christiana, dry good store 56 north Second Daniel, ac< o" ptant J Imslie's alley Daniel, oysterman 80 I igh E. widow of John 52 Crown George H. 65 south Front John, mate 1 67 St. John and 78 north 7th KUII LAC Kuhn John, watchman Philadelphia Bank, Garden John, bleeder and tooth drawer 7 8 north 7th Margaret, widow 66 south Water Peter, auctioneer 190 High Peter and Son, auctioneers and commission merchants 65 south Front William, shoemaker 2 Laetitia court Kulp George, brickmaker Hickory Lane ickei C. late baker 355 N. Second [See C John, victualler James'-st. Peter, victualler James'-st. Rcsetta, hue' ster James'-st. Kunt;: Jacob, gun maker Germantown II. n. 2d Kuvfis Sabina, lavernkeeper 9 5 north Fourth rtz Charles, bookbinder back 125 north Second George, victualler 440 north Second George, painter, &c. N. E. corner Wood Sc Laurence George, jun. victualler 417 north Fourth Henry, taylor 27 Cherry John, grocer 145 St. John-street Peter, tobacconist back 125 north Second Lev, jun. hatter back 125 north Second Sarah, widow of George, innkeeper Coates* m illiam, farmer Pop! [e William, merchant 9 Dock son Catharine, widows Brooke cor David, shoemsV 3ARBE Benj. sea capt. Que. : Gunnel %> creek bee Francis C. calico printer 206 Cherry Laborde Francis, merchant 13 south Fifth ousse Paul, 178 Vine en re Henry, broker 33 Carter's alley irum liza, widow back 346 north Second Lace William, coach spring maker 17 south and -:6 Carpenter Lacey Elizabeth, tayloress 25 Peck's alley Moses, labourer Broad above (Mulberry LAC LAM Lacey , labourer Uroad near Cherry- Lackey Margaret, shoebinder b 120 German Henrv, blockmaker 15 south Wharves and 13 's alley James , blacksmith 2>J4 S. 3d [Set Leckey La Combe 'etev, merchant 45 Coate's alley and Mulberry oe S. marine* 126 Plumb Lacoo i Christiana, inn eeper Broad below High Lacrose John J. confectioner -' ;5 south Second La aham, labourer 210 St. John Lae> John, farmer Buck road near U. S. Arsenal Laferty Archibald, shoemaker 18 Green Bernard, labourer 214 south Sixth Latnte Anthony, perfumer 23 south Front Laibigue B. upholsterer 169 Pine La <>urcade P. L. printer 159 north Third fL.gazze John and Joseph, Sonnier, jewellers 74 Docu Lahee Michael, stucco plasterer 27 Fewterplatter a'y f iey James, merchant taylor 112 Chesnut L.iir John, shoemaker cor. Lombard h Eleventh us Paul, confectioner 1 1 5 iiigh corner Third Lake Adam, victualler 10 Budd Hai man, farmer Poplar lane Jacob, carter Germantown road below 4th Lucas, blacksmith Beach n. High-st. bridge, shop Mount Pleasant Thomas, gentleman 41 George (S.) Lakely 1 ewis, carpenter cor. Chester and Lemon Lalanne Dominick P. 73 Lombard Lalor John, tavernkeeper 142 south Water and 143 Front [See Lolar jLamare Stephen, hairdresser coiner Walnut and Water Lamar, widow of Matthias, 1 08 Cedar [See Lemairs Lamb John, carter S. W. cor. Small and Sixth John, maltster 97 St. John John, weaver Leech's court Joseph, victualler back 4th above Browne Joseph, victualler Charlotte-st. below Poplar lane Wm. maltster 97 St. John *,AM LAN Lambert Aaron and Co. merchants 36 S. Second Elizabeth, widow 30 Union Gershom \V. merchant 7 High John H. m. d. 20 north Ninth and Johnes, merchants 97 High Lawrence, labourer Merritt's lane ab. 5th t Lewis, waiter 20 l Lombard Maria, wife of John B. -76 north Front Lambeth Catharine, teacher 44 Brewer's alley Lammarzelle Peter, hairdresser and segar maker 44 Artillery lane Lammot Daniel, merchant 11 south Water and 98 south Front jLamon John, cabinet maker Hurst Lamont and Erwin, milliners 13 south Fourth Lamorelle Jos. tobacco manufacturer 61 Lombard Lampas William, grain-distiiler Asheton n. Vine Lampeter George M. victualler Garden-street tLamus Jacob, mariner 233 Catharine Lam vine A. watch r.aker 175 noith Fifth Lancaster Jacob, innkeeper Germantown R. n. 6th t Jacob, carter i2 Springet alley John, carpenter 176 north Fourth Levi, carter Rugan Moses, carpenter 1 1 Wood-st. (N. L.) Thomas, merchant 112 St. John St Ham- ilton's wharf William, wire worker 45 George (S.) "William, carpenter 46 George (S.) Lance John, mariner 68 Catharine Aand John, hatter 43 south Front Michael, labourer 73 Green Landell George, boatbuikler Tieach near Maiden Mary, widow confectioner 3 7 north i ront Landers Michael, stable eeper 2 . 3 south Second Sc furniture store corner t edar and Third Landes David, sugar refiner 189 8c 175 Cherry Landis Henry, stable-eeper 9 south Fouth and 22 Franklin court Samuel C. saddler 79 north Front k Wag- ner's alley Landreth David and C. nursery and seedsmen Federal near Gray's ferry road LAX LAlt Landrum Wm. labourer Spruce near Sch. 5 th Landy John, carpenter 26 Budd Lane Sc Beale, brush Sc bellows makers 291 High Edward, accomptant 152 pruce John, shoemaker 1 1 fi German John, baker L93 south Third Richard, bellowsmaker 29 1 High wife of Robert, Oa . (X. L.) near Noble Laneman widow of John, 41 Crab tLang benjamin, woodsawyer Mei ritt's lane n. 6th James, paper hanger 1 lth near Spruce John, china store 2:5 S. Front \_Ste Long j Philip, labourer -aspberry alley ab. Spruce William, gatekeeper at Aim's house Lange John. G. baker 26 Pewterplatter alley Langebartel John Augustus, grocer !5 Coates' Langer . oseph, suspender maker 175 south Front Langley Davis, rigger School alley Richard, shoemaker 124 south Second Xehemiah, mariner back 31 German . ng]y Benj. woodsawyer Merritt's lane n. 5th William, labourer 5 Small Langstroth C H. accomptant High a few doors west of Second I. G. paper manufacturer S. W. corner High &c Second and 234 Walnut [See Longstreih Langstaft* Amelia, seamstress 5 Wagner's alley Laning Benj. cabinetmaker 114 i->udd Isaac, taylor 406 north Tiiird v^ Paul, plasterer 100 Budd ^ Lanning Hannah, tayloress S2 Green Lantz Jacob, taylor Bedford ( M.) n. 7th [See Le Lapess Hannah, boardinghouse 20 Walnut Kapierrie Bonne, shopkeeper 219 south Fifth Kapp Abraham, victualler 5l5 north Third Kapsley Havid, late merchant .44 Mulberry David, jun. merchant 22 south Front John, merchant 23 south Second Joseph B. merchant 22 south Front Moses, carter 54 Passyunk William M. merchant 23 south Second Lardner John, gentleman 108 Walnut LAR LAU Larc Henry, late biscuit baker 102 Loeusi Peter, brickmaker 102 Locust Rebecca, widow Flower's alley Laremore Jane, storekeeper 47 south Second Larer Melchior, brewer 50 north Sixth Sc Son, brewers 50 north Sixth Laret Michael, jeweller 14 Franklin court Larey Charles, currier 166 south Fourth Rebecca, 346 north Third Large Danl. engineer and machine maker-e 1 3 N\ Front foundery Otter bel. Germantown R ' Ebenezer, carpenter 206 St. John James, merchant Greenleaf's court John, mer. Greenleaf's court £c 1 96 Chesnut Stephen, carpenter back 534 north Third widow of Ebenezer, merchant 169 Walnut Larkey Edward, labourer George above Twelfth Margaret, widow Spafford Largubeli Godfrey, shoem. Callowhill bel. Garden Larkins Edward, teacher 213 Cedar Larkum Richard whitesmith Leech's court Thomas, caulker 123 south Ninth Thomas, boaidinghouse 345 High La Roche Rene, m. d. corner Fifth and Pine Lary Robert, labourer Acorn alley La Save Alexander, Passyunk near Eighth Lasher Francis, grocer 241 High • Laskey John, baker 1 1 3 Vine Lassalle, widow of John, merchant 33 1 south Front Latapias Peter, 86 Lom^d Latimer George, merchant and president of the Union Insurance Company, 85 S. 6th James, matchmaker 92 £ Chesnut Sc Murduck, flour merchants 67 N. Water Sarah, widow boardinghouse 4 north 8th Thomas, flour merchant 216 Mulberry and 67jiorth Water widow,^? south Front Latter Wm. laborer Broad above Spruce Latour John, merchant 261 south Front Lauck David, oakcooper 128 Sassafras Hannah, widow shopkeeper 128 Sassafras Hannah, widow back 238 High Y LAU LAW Lauchlin John, japanner 96 north Seventh Laudenslager George, victualler 251 Callowhili below Lawrence Lauder George, carter 1 9 1 north Eighth Laughen Jane, huckster 222 Cedar Laughlin Michael J. carpenter SheaflPs alley Lauer John, carpenter Merritt's lane above 4th Launy, widow of David F. Doct. medical apparatus 5 south Sixth Lauplow Henry, manner back 397 south 2d Laurence John, carpenter north 8th bel. Callowhili Lausinger Jacob, shoemaker 10 Passyunk Laussat Anthony, merchant 208 Walnut Laval John, merchant 2 10 Pine Peter, ropemaker Front below Federal Lavan Jacob, carpenter 8th near Vine Lavender Catharine, widow 15 Kunckle cring Jacob, turner 48 Gaskill William, carter 268 Sassafras Zachariah, potter Anne-st. n. Ridge R, Lavell Benjamin, broker 267 south Fifth David, ropemaker Queen n. Frankford R. Laverty James, grocer 63 Queen (S.) Jane, 27 Crab Jesse, grocer 267 High and 32 north 9th John, 73 south Second [See Laftrtj er John, hairdresser 56 Lombard Lavis Lewis, confectioner 61 Union widow of David, ^ak below Noble Law Andrew, teacher o^piusic 1 Bread-st. John, lead manufacturer 172 north Eighth Samuel, paperstainer 102 Christian Lawell N. 124 Pine [See Lalor and hotar Lawler Matthew, alderman 34 Walnut Lawrence Anthony, hairdresser 405 N. Front Augustine, mariner 8th near Lombard Benjamin, JaboureqJtfieait''s alley jC. labourer ShippeflRbove Fifth Charles C. potter back 13 Filbert Christian, victualler James' Conrad, cooper 3 Little Water F.dward, tavernkeeper 93 S. Water HOW HOW Lawrence Eliza, widow 59 Mead alley George, plasterer n. e. corner German and Fifth George M. hog victualler Buttonwood t Isaac, coachman 23 Appletree alley Isaac, merchant back 83 High Jacob, carter back 45 9 south Second Jacob, jun. carter 492 south Second Jacob, carter Prime near Second James, ropemaker 2d below Federal John, sailmaker Juniper lane John, paperstainer Federal near 2d John, fringe manufacturer 49 south 20 and 132 North Second John C. sergeant U. S. army John C. whitesmith 172 Coates' Joseph, cooper 17 Pewterplatter alley Joseph Redman, merchant 13 Sansom Lawrence, skindresser 290 Vine Mary, teacher 3 Strawberry Mary, widow storekeeper 8 3 north 6th Mahlon, taylor n. w. cor. High & Water Mary, widow shopkeeper 471 north 3d Rebecca, gentlewoman 13 Sansom Rebecca, nurse 155 north Second Thomas, taylor Noble near Second [See Laurels Lawrenson Susanna, widow 1 1 Strawberry ALaws Caesar, labourer Portland lane Clement, morocco and hide store n. e. cor, Dock and Walnut and 45 Spruce Elijah, upholsterer 252 High George, tanner 207 S. Fourth cor. Gaskill 5c Hodges, upholsterers 328 north Second James, tanner 51 1 north F'ront John, silverplater 252-High Joseph, skindresser 550 north Third L. Sc G. tanners 218 south Fourth Ludowick, tanner 214 south Fourth Martin, mariner 13-5 Swanson f Stephen, coachman 10 Locust William, brushmaker 308 High Lawson Alexander, engraver Pine above Ninth LAW— -LEA I Lawson David, mariner 12 York court Rachel widow of John, 1 1 9 Callowhill Thomas, grocer 44 Browne (N. L.) widow of Jacob, back 150 south Fourth Lawton Henry, grocer High near Thirteenth John, stable keeper 10 Laurel Lay Lewis & Co. merchants 4. S. 4th [See Ley Thomas, fruiterer 32 High [See Lee and Lea Layburn Zachariah, potter Buttonwood n. Sixth Layman Andrew, carpet weaver 282 Race Saml. smith cor. Beach St Marlborough Layrey Dennis, drayman Arch near Sch. Second Layton John, labourer Sch. 8th below High Lazaro John, mariner 104 Swanson Lazarus Isaac, sea captain 45 Callowhill Isaac merchant 25 8 north Second Lea Isaac, merchant 1 5 1 High John, merchant 115 High and 163 Spruce Joseph, sugar refiner 102 south 4th [See Lee Leacock John, bookbinder back 90 north 1 1th Wm. S. carpenter and grocer 46 S. 5th Leadbeatter John, lampmaker, &c. Currant alley below Locust J. h Sheldon, patent lamp manufacto- ry and brass foundery, Currant alley below Locust Leaden Benj. eng. Steam boat Rose alley n. Green Leadenton Joseph, mariner 262 south Front Leadington William, mariner 262 south Front Leak Robert, painter and glazier Broad bel. High Leake Richard, attorney at law 16 south Seventh Learning Eliza, widow 456 south Front Rebecca, gentlewoman 53 Pine Thomas F. 53 Pine Leamy John, president of the Marine Insurance Company 79 south Third Leannard Michael, stone cutter Woglom's court +Lear Joseph, labourer Ninth near Lombard Leard Ruth, widow 5 Marshall's alley I. earey Charles and I. P. 166 south Fourth Leary Charles, currier} 123 Lombard and 164 James, currier 5 south Fourth Leatherberry Abel, shoemaker 187 St. John LEA LEE Leatherbury Perry G. hatter 83 north Fiftij Leatherman Ann, gardener Hudson's lane Ann, nurse Lily alley Michael, drayman Lily alley Leaver John, innkeeper 236 Walnut Le Baron Francis, surgeon V. S. army, office o£ the Inspector of Medicine and Hospital stores 145 south Sixth Le Brousse I. I. accomptant U. S. arsenal Le Brun Charles, teacher of English, French and Spanish languages 100 south Second f Lee Cassy, spinster SpafTord near Shippen Lechleitner P. G. merchant 107 north Front Lechler George E. musician 238 south Fourth George, victualler Fourth above Browne Jos. oakcooper Petticoat alley bel. Browne Lechtel Martin, labourer back 427 north Third Leclerc Elizabeth, widow of Jos. C 166 Coate's Lecompion Francis, storekeeper 336 north Front Leconey James, carver Penn near Maiden ^Lecount James, oysterman 92 north Second t Joseph, labourer 8th near Lombard tThomas, oysterman 15 1 Cedar f William, oysterman 103 Plumb Lecture William, co; dwainer 403 south Second Leckey James, milkman corner Sch. Fifth and Pine [See Lackey Ledent Hannah, widow bottler 42 Dock Leddon Samuel, labourer Oak near Coates' Lee Andrew, mariner Race near Broad Benjamin, bricklayer 326 south Second. [See Lees and Leig/j Charles, grocer cor. Lombard and Twelfth ■ Christopher, sea capt. Penn (K.) cor. Maiden Elizabeth, 3 Quarry-st. Franklin, brie' layer 98 Poplar George, skindresser 578 north Third t Henry, carpenter Vine near Juniper James, enquire 33 Dock ies F. druggist, &c. 378 south Second James, labourer 12 Locust James,, labourer Juniper alley Jane, mantua maker 13 north y 2 LfcE— LEU fLee Jesse, labourer Filbert bet. Sch. 7th and bth John, teacher 5 17 north Second John, taylor 178 south Water - -John, labourer St. Joseph's Avenue John, mariner 22 Cox's alley Joseph, agent 70 south Second Martha, widow corner Warran and Beach Peter, labourer Bedford near Seventh fPeter porter back 10 George-street Ralph, tavernkeeper 5 17 north Second Robert, carter 66 Passyunk William, teacher 69 Cherry Wm. chairmaker corner Second and Green and Lily alley [See Lea •[Yarmouth, labourer Acorn alley Lee Brady Clement, coachmaker 126 & 132 S. 5th Margaret, boarding house 144 south 5th Leech Henry, vendue crier 102 Vine Jane, widow 156 Spruce [See Lcich and Lcsh Leedom Jonathan, merchant 2? Pine, store Laetitia court William, merchant 138 Pine W. and J. merchants 102 south Wharves Leeds Ann, widow taylores* 442 north Front Leek William, carter back 99 Budd I/eemer Anthony, mariner 25 Plumb Leen.y John, mariner 365 north Front Lees Elizwbeth, victualler 38 Crown Henry, victualler 142 Brown (N. L.) [See Lee Leevy Rebecca, widow Oak near Coates' Lefever Maximilian, tavernkeeper Catharine-st. wharf [See Lufevrc Philip, bootmaker I Hinckles' court Lefevre James, agent for the Union Line Balti- more Packets, 3 south Wharves Leffler Charlotte, midwife Walker's court Christian, printer Walker's court Leger Nicholas, grocer & fruiterer 97 north Third Leggitt George, carpenter Littfe Pine Lehman Christian, coach trimmer 163 Vine David, stocking weaver 160 St. John George F. druggist 22 Lombard LEM Lehman Joseph, druggist Sc apothecary 222 High Peter, druggist 320 High Samuel, blacksmith 296 Sc 302 N. Front William, druggist 76 south Second William and W. Smith 8c Son, druggists 76 south Second Lehrs Henry, storekeeper 2S8 north Front Le Huray N. watchmaker Sc storekeeper 277 N. 2d Leib John L. attorney at law and clerk of the Or- phan's court 70 south Sixth Michael, m. d. 1 17 Vine Leibbrant John A. skindresser420 north Second Leibson Catharine, widow back 364 south Second JLeich Richard, taylor and tavernkeeper N. E. cor- ner Second and Christian Leidy George, dry good store 70 north Second- Jacob, shoemaker Raspberry alley Leighey Patrick, coachman 16 Cox's alley Leightenfield John, labourer Buttonwood bel. 6th tLeightle Thomas, labourer Elizabeth-street Leighton John, carpenter Chesnut west of Broad Leineau Andrew, hatter 101 north Third Leipe Mary, dealer 125 Green Leiper James, grocer corner Walnut and Eleventh Thomas, tobacconist 274 High Leishman Robert, saddler 47 south Fourth Lcitch James, plasterer 173 High Lelar Henry, merchant 406 High & 121 Lombard Lely John, carver and gilder 93 Queen (S.) Lemair Stephen, barber 1 4 Walnut Lemaire Ann, widow of J. B. cor. 5th and Spruce [Sec Ltmare Lemar John labourer Bedford Lemety Lewis, ornament image maker German- town read near Fourth Lemkey Frederick cooper 5 Callowhill Lemmon Andrew, carpet weaver back 282 Race John H. painter and glazier N. E. corner of Race and Tenth John and William grocers N. E. corner Race and Tenth Lemoine A. watchmaker 176 north Fifth Lemon Elizabeth, widow back 10 Laetitia court lem — lev fLemon Leah, washerwoman corner Bedford and Seventh William, shallopman Oak near Noble-st. Lend Mary, widow 27 Carter's alley Lenfestey Mary, widow Starr alley Le Noir Francis, shipwright Beach near Maiden Lenox David, president Philadelphia bank n. 224 Mulberry Lentz George, victualler 395 north 4th [See Lantz Henry, merchant 236 and 23,8 north 2d Jacob, carter 369 north Third [See Lance John, cabinetmaker 444 north Third John, faimer Passyunk Peter, mariner 373 south Front Leonard John, bleeder, Sec. 108 German M. grocer s. e. corner German Sc Third Mrs. of James, 104 Cedar Michael, stonecutter 87 north Eighth Lenry Francis, commission merchant '-267 N. Front Leroy Charles, broker 10 Reed street Lesage wife of John, 16 Powell Lescure Rosina, boardinghouse 148 south Fourth I.esher Christian, carpenter 61 Union" Christian, carpenter b. 5 Bedford Eliza, washerwoman William George &c Son, coachmakers corner Cal- lowhilland 45 New Market [SteLasher William, farmer Shippen's lane n. Cedar wife of John, blacksmith Frank ford below Otter Lesley Peter, cabinetmaker 15 1 Vine St 52 Cherry ^iie Lydia, boarding house 48 south Sixth Letford William, cordwainer 377 north Front Lethbridge S. &c Co. merchants 2 1 north Front Letourna Joseph, innkeeper 328 Race Letts Frederick, inspector of staves 30 Union alley Leoberge Frederic;, mariner 202 60uth Water Leuffer Thomas G. merchant cor. Higb and 11th Levan Jacob, carpenter Eighth near Vine Levering Hannah, boarding house 45 Vine Jonathan, carpenter s. k. cor. Race and Juniper Thomas, brushmaker 238 High & 45 Vine William, shoemaker 346 north Second LEV LEW Lcverow John, ostler 9 Sugar alley Lcvery John, grocer 108 south wharves tLevingston John, waiter Portland lane Levis Elizabeth, boarding house 137 south Fifth Isaac, late stationer 193 High Thomas, papermaker 129 south Eleventh William, paper manufacturer 219 High William, jun. papermaker 157 north Third William, silversmith 18 north Front Levison James, blacksmith Vine bel. Washington Levy Aaron, gentleman 37 north Fifth Aaron, jun. storekeeper 160 north Second Abraham, merchant Hoffman's alley and Hyneman, dry good store 160 north 2d Isaac I. commission merchant 127 s. Sixth Joseph, broker and commission merchant 73 south Front Martin, watch case maker 132 Vine Michael, clock and watchmaker 2 1 6 N. 5th Moses, counsellor at law 22 1 Chesnut ab. 7th Samson, counseller at law 68. .Walnut Simon, grocer, &c. cor. Eighth and Race rLewey Susan, Middle alley Lewis Abner, storekeeper 288 High Anna, shopkeeper 262 north Second and Caswell, shipjoiners and house carpen- ters Oak near Well's alley +Cato, mariner south Third n. German David, president of the Phoenix insurance company 96 and 142 south Second David, merchant 127 south Front Eliza, widow 24 Chester Elizabeth, widow 209 north Front Elizabeth, widow 230 south Fourth Emanuel, accomptant 393 south Front Francis, hatter 362 north Second Francis, shoemaker Marble Francis, victualler Wood above Eighth tFrancis, labourer 339 Sassafras tFrederick, mariner 4 Plumb Tieorge, brickmaker Sch. Eighth n. Vine George, tavernkeeper Hamilton village George, labourer Irish lane n. Cedar Hannah, widow 1 12 south Front LEW LEW Lewis Harvey, silversmith 12 south Second Henry, hairdresser 69 Brewer's alley1 Hester, washerwoman Currant alley near Walnut Hezekiah, victualler back 293 Callowhill Isaac P. carpenter 24Cnesnut Jacob, brickmaker Broad n. Sassafras Jacob, labourer back 9 Crown James, shoestore 92 High James, shallopman back 3 Swanson Job, oakcooper Old ferry wharf fJohn, labourer back 36 German fJohn, mariner south Third n. Catharine t John, labourer China near 2d John, shipjoiner 3 York court John, stone cutter Quince alley n. Walnut John F. accomptant 297 north Second Joseph, shallopman 210 St. John Joseph, stevedore 274 south Front JosephS. merchant 148 south Second t Joseph, woodsawyer 107 German fJoseph, labourer Fifth n.Buttonwood f Josiah, sweep Fifth ab. Buttonwood lane Lawrence, merchant 101 south Front M. & S. N. merchants 135 south Front tMary, perfumer 71 south Second Mordecai, merchant 135 S. Front and 131 . south Third P.eter, drayman Fourth above Browne fPeter, hairdresser 24 Christian t Peter, barber Tenth above Race Rachel, widow 268 south Second Reeve, merchant 96 south Fourth R. M. & W. salt and grain : tore 86 south wharves Robert, labourer Gilles's alley t , waiter back 1 16 north Eighth Rowland, coachman George bel. 1 lth Samuel, carpenter 107 s. 8th & 14 N. 8th Samuel, sea captain 38 Almond Samuel N. merchant 135 south Front and 130 Spruce Samuel, glover and breeches maker IViulberrv LEW LLM Lewis Samuel, writing-master, draughtsman and geographer 344 Race Samuel, glover Juniper below Walnut Sarah, widow 33 Sassafras alley Sarah, back 386 north Third WiUiam, counsellor at law n. w. cor. Third and Walnut, office 62 Walnut •j William, brushmaker Acorn alley Lewry Henry, labourer 244 St. John f Lewton John, labourer Paschall's alley Lex Andrew, victualler Charles Eliza, widow teacher Laurence ab. Wood Charles, hog victualler Charles st. & 345 Cal- lowhiil Charles, segar maker 83 Browne (N.L.) Henry, victualler Garden ab. Mulberry alley Jacob, merchant 58 Zane Margaret, victualler Buttonwood cor. Charles »r, sugar refiuer 283 High Rehn, merchants 283 High elf sugar refiner 1 1 2 Sassafras and 5 Ster» ling alley ami Hupfeld, sugar refiners 5 Sterling alley widow, 155 Pine Leybold Adam, baker 5 1 north Sixth Lhuelier John, musician 44 Carpenter Liesh Henry, shoemaker 184 Cherry Lichtel Jacob, drayman 156 Coats Liddle Wm. late constable 32 Fitzwalter [See Little Thomas, gardener Cordwainers' alley Ligget John, storekeeper 51 south 2d Lightel Henry, brickmaker 15 Baker's court Lightfoot William, teacher Front above Shippen and 10 Norris's alley Lightoof. Rebecca, seamstress 157 south Sixth Likes George, labourer 46 1 north Third Lilebridge Charlotte, widow 1 2 1 New Limber James, carter 257 Race Limbert John, machine maker 82 George (S.) Linieburner George, bookbinder Noble n. Second John, oak cooper Coates' court Philip, bookbinder 269 north Second i Limehouse Richard, labourer Lily alley • LIN UP Linard John, mastmaker 39 Callowhill Linck John & Frederick, boot & shoemakers 157 north Second Martha, widow 494 south Second George, carpenter 10th above Race Lincoln Abel, gentleman Mantua village Lindemuth John C. baker 149 Spruce Lindeman John, shopkeeper 150 south 4th Lindsay , tobacconist 224 south Fifth John, china store cor. Front and High Phebe, nurse 24 Cox's alley Robert, packer back 45 north Sixth Robert, cabinetmaker back 12 north Sixth and Carpenter street Susannah, 1 94 St. John William, mariner 83 north Fifth Lindzey William, tinplate worker 7 1 High [See JLinor and Leor Lingfelter Andrew, wireworker27 Appletpee alley Link Peter, jeweller 83 north Fifth George, grocer Rachel street \J^KAnck Henry, shoemaker 141 Vine Mary, washerwoman Buttonwood bel4Bi>th Linn John H. merchant 151 Pine [See Lynn Mary, boardinghouse 155 south Second Prudence, segar maker 16 Sassafras alley Linnard James M. carpenter 21 Christian John, tinplateworker Fifth above Noble Wm. U. S. deputy quarter master 205 south Fourth [See Leonard wife of William, innkeeper 48 Callowhill Linsey Elizabeth, boardinghouse 21 north 7th Linewsheets Charles, carter Third above Poplar lane Linton Benjamin, nailor 27 north Tenth B. and J. cut-nailers 271 Sassafras and cor. Walnut and Tenth Eliz. widow back 411 south Front Jeremiah, nailer Prospect alley Linville James, gentleman 41 south Eighth Lipp James, Spruce street (Chapel yard) Lippincott Benjamin, grocer 13 Arch and 14 FI- freth's alley Isaac, accomptant 181 High LI? LIT Lippincolt Joseph, carpenter cor. Filbert and i Itli Joshua, commission merchant 387 High Mrs. of Caleb, Merrit's lane n. Fifth Restore, taylor 7 s. Water and Webb's couit Samuel T. taylor 4 north Water and dry good store 5 north Front Samuel 5c Co. hardware store 29 High Sarah, gentlewoman 1 34^ Mulberry Thomas, accomptant Oak above Noble Wm. commission merchant 51 N. 3d Wm. teacher 69 N. Seventh 8c Starr a'y wife of Thomas, back 14 Oak (S.) ^Lippins John, plasterer George above Third Lishter Eliza, wife of Jacob 446 north Third Lisle James, merchant 95 south Fourth John, merchant 213 High Mary, gentlewoman 127 south second '* |Wm. waiter back 5 north Tenth 'Lister Claster, woadsawyer Miles' row " James, sea captain 341 north Front John S. mariner 78 Plumb -Liston Perry, porter back 200 Cherry Lithgo.w Edward, china store 238 south Second tLitle Lewis, labourer back 126 Plumb Litman Elizabeth, grocer cor. Front and Queen Little Anthony, carter Roso alley above Coats Archibald, trader 93 Lombard Catharine, washerwoman Juniper alley Charles, oakcooper 10 Parham's alley Elijah, taylor 120 north Water Elizabeth, late matron in the Hospital 60 N, Fifth James, carter Sch. 8th near Vine John, carpenter Rose alley (C.) Mary, widow Drinker's court Rufus, shoemaker MoyamensingR.n. Prime Susanna, widow 8 Swanson Thomas, manufacturer of cotton 132 Spruce Thomas, carter Hunter's court widow of Robert, 46 Penn William; teacher Cypress alley William, carpenter Federal above Second Z LIT LOP Little Vv"ir>. silverplater Germ'n.road n. 1st gate Littleboy M. J. feather and cemb manufactory 44 and 46 north Second Litzenbsrg Jacob, labourer Arch n.*Sch. Second Livensetter John, teacher 37 New Market Livezely Jacob, wheelwright 403 south Second John, taylor 58 Penn John, stable i eeper 333 south Second * ivingston Ann, widow of Lienry ^68Chesnut James, waterman 3 1 Mechanic John, painter and glazier 104 Gaskill Mary, nurse 47 Lombard William, mariner 154 Cherry Llewelyn Peter, ropema-cr south Front n. Federal Moyd Charity, widow Carpenter near Sixth t Edward, intelligence office, Sec. Chesnut near Sixth Hugh, soapboiler back 47 D north Second Hugh, cooper Rachel street Isaac, merchant 5 3 s. wharves Sc 62 Union John, mariner Carpenter n. Fourth Joseph, attorney at law 109 Lombard Margaret, nurse 154 Sassafras Nicodemus, smith s. e. cor. 7th Sc Cherry Thomas, stenographer Twelfth ab. Arch Thomas, shoemaker 26 Strawberry widow of Robert, 504 south Front William, carpenter Tammany n. Fourth Wtn. jun. carpenter Fourth ab. Tammany "Wood, hatter 15 High and 1 1 Fromberger's court [See Loyd Lobaugh Leonard, blacksmith back 399 N. 3d Lock Nathaniel, cabinetmaker back 372 N. Front Locker James, bookbinder Lmlen's court Lockerbey George, weaver Germantown road Lock hart John, grocer 104 north Front Joseph, shopkeeper 146 Cedar Lockwood Edward, shoemaker 300 south Third Oliver, shoemaker 46 George (S.) Locton widow of John, shopkeeper 150 s. Front Lodine Noah, labourer b. 147 Browne (N. L.) Lodge Jacob, carter Locust ab. Asheton Lodor John, taylor 171 s. Front and 170 Water j^o^and Sarah, majituamaker 188 south Fourth LOF LON Lofly Stephen, labourer Bedford near Seventh tLoft John, woodsawyer Lombard I^oga Dr. occulist and dentist 62 Spruce Logan A. porter Hall alley Daniel, labou.ier Prosperous alley E. widow storekeeper 373 north Second-st. Hannah, shoestore 218 south Seventh Jane, widow -"rosperous alley Mary, shopkeeper coiner Fourth and Ne^\ Sarah, widow 3 Gilles's alley William, silk, Sec. dyer 2 62 south Front Logue Hugh, labourer Little Oak James, soapboiler back 84 north Second Jane, widow Prime near Moyamensing William, blacksmith Spruce near Sch. 4th, "William, labourer Say bet. Sch. 7th Sc 8th Lohra David, coppersmith S. E. corner Lombard and Sch. Seventh and Carlile, ironmongers 139 High John, ironmonger 73 Cherry and 139 High Peter, notary public 65 Dock Lolly Eliza, seamstress 101 Budd Loilar Thomas, flour store 326 north Front [See Later arid LavAer Lolier wife of John, 12 Passyunk Lonenback Augustus, flour dealer York bel. Ger- mantown road George, shoemaker York bel. German- town road Long Alexander, labourer George ab. Twelfth Alice, widow Germantown road near Secon d Barbara, wife of John 4th bel. George (X. L., Daniel, labourer 41 Zane David, labourer Shippep near Seventh George, stage driver 5 Clawges' court Henry, shoemaker 228 High corner Seventh Jacob, carpenter Kunckle near Tammany ..cob, boot and shoemaker 431 north Third James, tallowchandler Walnut n. Twelfth Jane, tavernkeeper 121 north Water John, soapboiler," he. 172 Sassafras John, grocer corner Vine and Fifth John, mariner 3 Burd's alley (S.) Joseph, grocer 308 S Third cor. German LOX Edit Long K. bonnetmaker 1 Strawberry Lewis, tanner Pitt below George fMartin, painter and glazier Bradford's a Mary, tavernkeeper Fourth above CallowhilJ ter, fruiterer 319 north Front William, bank runner 220 south Fourth William, silversmith 20 Cherry Longabock Frederick, victualler cor. 4th & George Longback Christian, carter 495 north Third Longcope Samuel, printer 30 Elizabeth Longdale Mary, cotlon bail maker 20 Nicholson's court Longer Joseph, suspender maker 175 north Front -j-Longpoint D. labourer Christian near Fourth Longshore Rachael, widow 189 north Front Long%treth David, merchant 1 10 north Third and 130 Mulberry David and Charles, merchts. 10 N. So" Elizabeth, widow Goforth alley Isaac T. merchant 131 High and 26 Church alley Josh, mercht. 24 Church a'y 185 Arch Samuel, merchant 123 High and 183 Mulberry (Sec -Langs troth Susanna, gentlewoman 13 N. Third ' Thomas M. bookseller and manufac- turer of paper-hangings U9 High William, cotton ball maker 16 Branch Longuefosse John B. merchant 23 Plumb Longuretto Anlhony, innkeepef Spruce bet. Bch. 8th and Broad Kook Henry, storekeeper N. W. comer of Ridge road and George Lonton Francis, painter, &c. back 49 Pine Joseph and Francis, painters, &c. 168 Pine Joseph, painter, &c. 1 33 Pine i,oper John, waterman 416 north Front Noah, drayman Webb's alley Uriah, shoemaker Eleventh near Pine 5-opez Doctor M. 176 Lombard Isaac, merchant 218 north Fifth Silas, labourer Germantown R. cor. Otter Lordonet Bouchony, broker 141 south ! korronge Lewis, grocer 113. Swans LOR LOW Lort Isaac, grocer 1 6 Cherry Lorton John, blacksmith Eleventh near Pine Loseomb John, sea captain 20 Little German Lothian Robert, cotton ball maker 112 Cherry Lott Eliza, widow of Henry, shopkeeper Chesnut above Thirteenth Henry, storekeeper 3S8 south Front Thomas, carpenter Cedar near Thirteenth Loucare widow of Jacob, grocer 218 Lombard Loudenslager Richard, taylor 90 north Fourth Louder Benjamin, shopkeeper 128 north Fifth Isaiah, labourer 309 north Front wife of J. Britton's alley Louderback Amy, grocer 72 Spruce Conrad, labourer Albertson's court ($.}' M. 62 Catharine Peter, printer 196 Cherry William, bricklayer 1 lth near Spruce Loughead James, grocer 74 Passyunk Robert L. grocer 31 Passyunk and 28 Oak Thomas, sea captain N. W. cor. Mar* garetta and New Market Loughery John, merchant Hock and 71 S. Sixth ^Sce JLoivery tLouis Dela, shopkeeper 200 Cedar fJohn, confectioner 66 Union tPeter, hairdresser Swede's alley Leunsbury James, labourer '27 5 north Eighth Love David, moulder cor. Sch. 2d and Sassafras Lydia, teacher 248 north Second Thomas, druggist 154 north Fourth Thomas, shoemaker 76 Almond William, shoemaker 1 1 Charlotte Lovejoy John, nailor 1 1 Wood (N. L.) Loverell Burnet, skindresser 29 Gillies' alley Lovering William, paperhanger 78 Chesnui Lovier Christiana, Arch near Broad Low Benjamin W. hatter Fromberger's court M. widow 28 Parham's alley Sarah, widow 302 south Front Lowber Daniel, tanner and currier 296 north - Edward, druggist 144 north Third LOW LtD Lowber John C. attorney at law 46 Walnut William, tanner and currier 253 N T; John, whitesmith 41 Prime Mary Ann, widow 15 I- arham's alley Mary, nurse 236 Swanson Vincent, pilot 58 Queen ivS.) Lower Abraham, carbinet maker 91 north Third and Fetter lane near Third Christian, taylor Fourth above Browne Joseph, silversmith 18 Dock [See Lanret Lowery Andrew, weaver Cherry below Juniper Eleanor, mantua maker 1 -8 south Front Lewis, victualler Vine above Ridge P. victualler 271 Callowhill [SerJLoug'kery Lowmac James, shoemaker 81 south Eleventh Lownes David, taylor 84 north rourth Joseph silversmith 124 south Front Lownsberry Carpenter shipwright b. 21 Artillery lane Lpwry Abigal, upholsteress 65 north Seventh Christiana, widow 172 north Fifth Eleanor, mantua maker 198 south Front James, weaver Pitt above George Philip, victualler Callowhill ab. Laurence fThomas, labourer 252 north Eighth Lowth Samuel, sea captain 13 Queen Loxley Catharine, gentlewoman Loxley 'sco George W. Loxley's court Mary, gentlewoman 117 Mulberry Richard, currier 115 Mulberry Loyd, Paxson, and Serrill, merchants 129 Hi* Thomas, jun. merchant 129 and 347 High Wood, hatter 1 1 Fromberger's court [See Lloyd Lozier widow of Nicholas, taylor Drinker's court Lucas Esther, shopkeeper 260 south Third Francis, stevedore 16 Swanson James, carpenter 141 north Fifth Ludlam George, plumber enquire 189 Spi -i Ludlow Isaac, cordwainer 375 north Fourth Ludwick Elizabeth, widow Lawrence below towhill L Lb L\ L Ludwick George, merchant- 3 south Watei north Sixth Henry, painter Sc glazier back 80 Green * John, victualler Garden-street Sophia, widow 105 Vine Ludy Jacob, carpenter 14 Bauer's court Lutberry John, shipwright Bishop widow of John, shipwright Bishop tLuff Cutty, porter 156 Cherry Luffberry Conrad, shipwright Cherry near ^rince Samuel, shipwright Cherry near Prince Lugar Barbara, widow of John, 4 IS north Front Christopher, victualler Second ab. La' Philip, shoemaker 26 Poplar lane Luhn Jacob, broker 111 south Front .ens Abraham, bricklayei 176 Ccates' Isaiah, turner, Sec. back 173 High Jonathan, saddler, Sec. 10 2 Nigh Maria, gentlewoman 36 Sans: Charles, whitesmith Oals (N. L.) Lum Highland, carter 20S north Eighth Luneburner Philip, bookbinder 269 north Secc Lunwar Francis, shipwright 70 Coates* Lusby Josiah, carpetwarehouse 5o north Second Lush John, printer 30 Appletree alley Lutts Frederick, cedar cooper 4 67 north Secend George, labourer Wiley's coi Lutz Charles, gardiner Irish lane near Cedar Conrad, shipwright Hanover near fteach Jacob, mariner 443 south Second artin, labourer back 269 Sassafras M. farmer Federal near Second Lupen Henry, cake shop 8 Warner's alley .> rand Christian, brickmaker 123 N\ George brickma'. er 307 Mulberry George jun. carpenter 1 Schrivev and 295 Mulberry Jacob, carpenter 31 north Eighth Michael, brickmiker 38 filbert [See Ldbbr. ell Margaret, boarding house 224 Spruce Lyle James, merchant 95 south Fourth Mary, seamstres 46 Almond and Newman, merchants 55 V LYL—---LYT Lyie Peter, merchant High west of Centre square Rebecca, gentlewoman 85 north Sixth Thomas, mariner 47 south Water [See Lisle widow of William, grocer 246 south Second Lyman Jerusia, gentlewoman 98 south Fourth Lynch Edward, taylor Walnut below Eleventh Edward, Secretary to Union Insurance Company 1 1 north Fourth Eleanor, widow Arch bet. Sch. Front & 2d Garret, grain measurer cor. Walnut & 10th William, merchant 226 Spruce Lynd James, Domestic Warehouse 33 north 2d Lyndal John, shipjoiner Federal near Front and Swansonnear Christian Lyndall B. cabinet maker 104 Lombard and 203 south Fourth David, chairmoker 294 south Third and 99 south Front James, carpenter Pine above Ninth Joseph carpenter Green's court Sarah, widow 19 Vernon Lynn Ann, 139 Vine Margaret, seamstress William [Sec Linn Michael, blacksmith Beach near Penn Simon, storekeeper 186 north Seconds:* 172 High Lyon Elizabeth, nurse 310 south Third Joseph, merchant 1 14 north Front Patrick, saiith and engine maker Library-st. Philip, taylor Watson's alley Richardson, carpenter Tenth near Pine Lyons Andrew, rag dealer Juniper lane % Ann widow of Matthew saddle and harness- maker N. E. corner Chesnnt and 4th Hannah, widow 2 8 Elizabeth fJacob, labourer Pryor's alley below Tenth John, labourer Spafford street Joseph, mariner 65 Catharine Robert, carpenter 140 south Ninth Samuel, tinsmith 71 High Lytle John, accomptant 17 Little German Lyttleton Archibald, back 30 Spruce Ly tton S. dry good store 1 9 south Second M'ADA M'BRl M'Adam Thomas, teacher 116 S. Tenth and Lv brary st. near 4th M' Adams Robert, farrier 174 Pine M'Affee James, carter 64 Passyunk John, carter cor. Queen and Sixth Margaret, Galbreth's court M'Alevy Charles, labourer 25 4 south Sixth M'Allester Charles, taylor Allen's court James, shoemaker Marlborough near West st- (&0 John, grocer 223 south 4th Matilda, wife of George, back 389 N. i ront \llister Alexr. grocer s. w. cor, 8th and Race Charles, merchant 142 Mulberry David, shoemaker cor. Marlborough & Prince James T. cordwainer 61 Walnut John k Son, whipmakers, kc. 48 Ches- nut John, jun. whipmaker, &c. 48 Chesnut John, tavernkeeper 9 Lsetitia court John, grocer 476 Sassafras John, whipmaker Maiden Margaret, dealer back 5 Coomb's alley Thomas, grocer 66 Walnut Win. grocer 181 Cedar widow of Patrick, Prime n. Swanson [See M'Callaster, Macalester & M-Collester .vl'Alpin Andrew, taylor back 123 Mulberry James, merchant taylor 122 Chesnut M'Anall Wm. 132 south Tenth M'Andless James, labourer 6th near Poplar lane M;Anless John, ship watcher 11 Norris' alley M'Annelly D. box maker 6 Shippen M' Arthur Daniel, taylor 33 Prune James, grocer cor. Front and Sassafras John, distiller 48 south 8th John, carpenter 12th near Chesnut M-Barren Michael, labourer Emlen's court M'Bride Collin, labourer Sch. 8th bet. Race &Vine Elizabeth, widow 39 Locust MJBHI M'CAN M'&ride Hugh, blacksmith Lyndall's court James, stevedore 61 Christian John, carter 3 1 Plumb Rebecca, shop! eener 269 south Fifth Robert 8c Co. saddlers, &c. 42 High Robert, labourer Vine ab. Twelfth Wm. shoemaker 42 George M'Brine Patrick, carter ;50 Cedar " M'iij .,, harles, quarry man Vine near Sch. M'Caderty Catharine, widow 247 south Tourtfe Henry, drayman Locust near 9th James, drayman Cedar near 10th Patrick, drayman, 39 German Thomas, carter 284 south Fourth M'Cahen Ann, widow back 142 south Fourth M'Call Archibald, merchant 123 Walnut & 79 S. Fourth Eleanor, gentlewoman 77 south Fourth John, spiuner Globe mill Germantown R. ab. Pitt JVIrs. 30 south Tenth Robert & Richard, merchants 267 Chesnut Wm. grocer cor. Merritt's lane and Fifth M'Calla Alexander, innkeeper 50 north Fourth Andrew, ladies' shoemaker 263 S. 4th Emanuel, labourer 3d n. Germantown K. John, storekeeper 66 north Fourth cor. Cherry Robert, Christian near Third Wm. carter cor. 3d and Germantown R. [Stc NfrCauley M'Callmont George, merchant 164 south Second M'Cally James, labourer Vine bet. Sch. 8th and Broad v Mary, Watson's alley . Philip, labourer Sixth ab. Camac M'Calvy James, trader 1 Pewterplatter alley M'Canles, John, ship watch back 1 1 Walnut M'Garney Daniel merchant s. e. cor. High & 13Jh James, 394 Race Junes, distiller 398 Race M'Cann Chas. grocer cor Spruce and 8th James, overseer of the poor 320 south JXI'CAX M'Cllfc M'Cann — , brewer Small bel. Sixth M'Cannon Bernard, assistant at commissary store Walnut ab. 12th M'Caraher Alex. 15 Branch auctioneer and stable keeper [_See APKaraher M'Cardell , teacher back 367 N. Second M' Carer Daniel, carpenter 131 Pine M'Carren Barney, Goforth alley James, bottler 13th ab. Sassafras Robert, bottler 355 Mulberry M'Carron Dorby, labourer 33 Small M'Carthy James, cooper 369 south Front Jeremiah, innkeeper 8 Strawberry M'Cartney Daniel, watchman 219 south Sixth Robert, labourer 573 south Front M'Carty Alexander, stevedore 182 north Water Bernard, carpenter Sixth n. Fitz waiter Daniel, ship joiner 460 north Third Elizabeth, widow 3 Pewterplatter alley James, oak cooper Smith's court Sch. John, labourer 120 Christian Mary, widow 76 Penn Sarah, seamstress 25 Pewterplatter alley Wm. printer Francis bel. Sch. 4th Wm. turner 78 N. Sixth , boarding house 148 Pine M'Cary Mary, washerwoman back 252 north Sth M'Caulcy Isaac, floorcloth manufacturer 1 N. 12th James, beer house 12 Spruce James, stablekeeper 49 Cherry James, labourer Vine near Broad John, coppersmith 1 19 south Front widow, Sch. Front near Spruce widow of John, Hudson's lane near 8th [See M'Caiia and Macauley M'Causland John, bookbinder 3 Moore's court widow of Arch'd. 3 Moore's court M'Causlander Alexander, bookbinder 5 Prune M'Cawley James Sc Son, merchants 8 north 3d Iz 19 Chutch alley M'Cay James, grocer 173 Mulberry [See ALCo:, M Kin zie and Mackenzie M'Kenny Ann, tayloress 4th above Browne Felix, grocer s. e. cor. Pitt and George M'Kenzey Ld ward K... printer York court t James, mariner 214 south Fifth M'Kever Isaac, ropemaker Carpenter near Fifth Jemima, widow 45 Almond J. taylor 118 north Eleventh John, labourer Lombard n. Sch. Seventh M'Kew Patrick, labourer Juniper near Vine M'Kibbon William, sea captain 71 Lombard David, grocer I south Fourth M'Kindley Thomas, cooper Passyunk road M'Kinlay James, plasterer south 3d n. German JM'Kinley Alexander, shoem. S. Third n. German Margaret, widow Prime n.Jswanson Nathan, shoemaker 3 Schively's alFey John,, grocer 146 Lombard , teacher Hurst-st. Sarah, dry good store 7 north Third Thomas, cooper 32 Little Water widow of William, 332 south Sixth William, grocer 12 1 south Second \ V Kinney Abraham, carpenter Schuylkill Eighth near Race . Abm. s. e. corner Broad and Sassafras A. m. d. 28 Powell M'lUN MUX M'Kinney John, accoraptant Morgan-st. near 9th John, labourer Baker's alley Mary, seamstress Sixth above Green R. carter corner Locust & Hazel alley Saml. weaver Sen. Third near High Thomas, carpenter Vine near Eighth- Thomas, drayman Poplar above Front Thomas, bis:uit baker 26 Small William, weaver back 109 Christian William, labourer 13th nearChesnut M'Knight George, innkeeper 2 87 south rqurth Robert, labourer Juniper near Race M'Koy William, teller Bank N. America* Prune Isabella, widow 2 Prune Margaret, washer. Maiden above Beach Robert, bellows maker and brand cutter 1 Tammany [See M'C'Oj aud M-Kay M'Lane Laughiin, painter Sec. Juniper lane [_See M> Clone, Mi Learn and McLean McLaren Archibald, wheat fan maker 14 Spruce Sc 127 Plumb McLaughlin Charles broker 67 south Fifth Edward, mariner 73 George (S.) George, printer 2 Elmslie's alley James, shoemaker *77 south Fifth Jeremiah, shoemaker 115 Cherry J. shallopman 21 Pine alley John, innkeeper /CityHotel) 1 87 S. 2d Patrick, Mifflin's court Patrick, late tavernkeeper 62 Plumb Sarah, widow 133 Locust widow of John, 129 Green M'Lean James, cabinet maker 40 Plumb [See JVPLane M'Learn Samuel, carpenter 41 Passyunk M'Lees William, apothecary 158 Lombard and 128 south Fifth M'Leod John, ropemaker and shipchandler 42 Swanson and 40 south wharves John, jun. ropemaker Front bel. Federal [See M' Cloud and M'Loud M'Linchey James and John, grocers 300 south 2d rSee M'Glinseit M*MAH M'NEl M'Mahon Bernard, botanist, grass and garden seeii merchant. Sec 13 south Second Henry, grocer and bottler 1 18 south 5th Philip, carter 276 south 5th Samuel, wea\er 78 Cedar M'Mann Patrick, labourer 220 Cedar William, carpenter 222 Cedar M'Manus C. taylor and grocer 221 Cedar Owen, maltster Filbert below Eleventh Patrick, labourer Smith's court M'Masters John, constable 80 Union M» Michael John, storekeeper 449 north 2d John, distiller George above Tenth M'Micken John, collector Vine near Schuylkill M'Millen Samuel, teacher 309 and 3 Vine iSee WMullen M'Minn Kliz. boarding house 34 south Third MkMonagal John, gardener Fine west of Broad M'Monagee John, milkman 23 Hurst M'Mullen Tsaac, carpenter 7th s. w. cor. Baker (S.) J. R. blac smith 21 Prime 26S Swanson Joseph, grocer 135 south Front Wm. carpenter 68 N. 4th {See M>Millen M'Mullin Daniel, labourer Spafford near Shippen James, goldsmith 114 Sc 120 S. Front James, 246 Race Margaret, widow 19 Vernon Michael, labourer Hopkins' court Robert, stone mason and taylor Chesnut near Schuyl ill Eighth Robert, lumbermerchant yard 161 Lom- bard and dwelling 62 Swanson M'Murry Judith, shopkeeper 191 Lombard M'Murtrie James, merchant 12 Dock M'Yachtane Cornelia, widow35 Key's alley TU-Xair and Cribs, grocers 1 St. John \ally Bernard, cordwainer 4^ S south Front M'Xamee John, brickivaker Sch. 3d cor. of George Margaffet, nurse back 236 Catharine M'Xannay William, botler Emlen's court 1M;Neal Peter, sawyer above 7th Thomas, labourer 7 Spafford M'Neil Wakefield, Hamilton near Washington M'NEI MAC M'Neiiles Wm. labourer 19 Pewterplatter alley M'Nelly Isabella, Mrs. of John, Hazel alley near Walnut James, labourer Washington-st. n. Vine M'Neran Malcomb, sea captain 336 south Front M'Nestrey Mrs. of Andrew, plasterer 34 St. Mary M'Niven Eliza, nurse 3 Morres* court M'Nulty Hugh, labourer Ann (Sch.) bet. 7th 8th James, mate Passyunl; near Prime M'Phail Ann, widow 84 south Eighth M'Pherson Alexander, 24 Baron ** Daniel, sea captain 100 south Fifth Eliza, widow 33 Beck's alley and Ross, confectioners, Sec. 74 High Thomas, mariner 18 Little Water widow of John, confectioner 74 High , sea captain 20 Mary (S.) M'QuaidFelix,tallow chandler cor. Callowhill 8c 4th M'Queen Archibald, rigger West's court M'Quillin Elizabeth, shopkeeper 364 south 2d M'Ran John, gardiner Pratt's place M'Roy John, flour and grain dealer 3d near Ger. mantown road M'Shane Ezekiel, accomptant 18 north Eighth — - — , shoemaker Watson's alley M'Swain George, woodsawyer back 40 Crown M'Uen Patrick, grinder 2 Filbert MkVrfcy Jas. tayior Lombard bet. Sch. 7th 8c 8th M'Waters John and Co. grocers s. w. corner Front and Vine M'W'harton John, grocer 37 south Wharves M% Williams Jonathan, waterman 179 St. Joha Mary, mantuamaker 78 Lombard M'Wise Jane, shopkeeper 76 Dock Maag John, farmer Peltz lane near Passyunk Margaret, layloress back 6 Elfreth's alley Maas David J. baker 44 Sassafras Jacob, professor of music 129 north Sixth Macalaster Charles, merchant. 66 Dock and 142 Mulberry [See M'Allistre Macaree Andrew. millwright Say bet. Sch. 7th & 8th Macauley Isaac, floorcloth manufacturer, Centre square, or Filbert near Broad, dwelling 1 9 N. 12th [See M'Caulcy MAC— MAI Maccoun David, merchant 415 High Macener Mary, washerwoman Wiley's alley near Vine Macferran Saml. justice of the peace 456 N. Third Machesney Samuel, waterman Lily alley Macintire James, teacher Arch al>ove Juniper Mack Jacob, rope maker Cedar near 1 1th Nicholas, grocer High near Sch. Slii Ruth, widow 2-3 south Third Mackason John, shipwright 167 St. John John, ship carpenter 25 Race Wm. shipwright 21 Duke (N. L.) Mac kenzie John, grocer 60 George cor. Shippcn Mrs. cor. Union Sc 2d [See M*K<;nzic Wm. gentleman cor. Union Sc Second Mackey John, teacher 74 Walnut [See M-Kee R. grocer corner Moyamensing and Fed- eral Samuel, boot and shoemaker 167 S. Third William, rope maker 383 south Second Mackie P. soap and candle manufactory 319 1\\ 2d Richard, currier 4th above Tammany Robert, labourer Spruce n. (Sch.) 5th Thomas, merchant 152 south Front Mackintire John, nailor back of 5 Little Pine t Mack] in Shadrack: porter Allen's alley Maclure DaV:dj grocer Cedar-st. wharf [See WClurc Macomb Wm. woodsawyer Christian near Fourth Macurdy Hugh, dry good store 243 south Second {See M- Curdy -Maddan Jeffrey, labourer Weaver's alley n. 13th f Madden Mary, widow seamstress West's court Maddin Ferdinand, labourer 32 Vine Maddock E. E. merchant 153 south Front and 171 Pine Hannah, tayloress 44 Crown Madeira George A. merchant 239 High and 30 Church alley Ma icline L. teacher \5? south Second Maft'et Adam, flax hacklei* 20 Sassafras alley David, sea captain 69 New James, sea captain 248 south Front Bb MAG MAJ Magarge Samuel, flour and feed store?237 north t ront Magary ~ohn, carter 257 Catharine Magdallena Joseph B. secretary to the Spanish Le- gation coiner 1 th and Locust Magee Hugh S. oak cooper corner Wood and Ann (N. L.) [See M'Gce and Meghee Mager Nicholas, taylor 32 Artillery lane Philip, taylor 30 Artillery lane William, shipwright back 151 Green Maggi Harriot, widow 300 south Third Magner Charles, overseer of Circus 154 Cherry Magoffin John, merchant 226 Walnut Mary, widow 226 VvTalnut Magraph George, carver 11 Quarry James, grocer and bottler 216 K. Front Robert, labourer 7 Wood (N. L.) Maguire James, labourer Chesnut above 13th Thomas, carter Ninth near Vine [See uWGuire Mahany Cynthia, 132 High John J. grocer cor Vine and Third John, teacher S W. corner George and Sch. Eighth Richard, labourer Cedar near Thirteenth Maher John D.of U. S army '• ront below Federal John, grocer cor. Cedar and Swanson Sophia, l--8 Union Thomas, innkeeper Front near Federal [See Mayer and Marr Mahley Mchael, carpenter hrospect alley Mahlon Mary, widow Swede's alley Mahollan John, Sen. 8th between Race and Vine Main James, shipwright Queen n. Shac amaxon Thos. boat builder Queen near Crown Thomas; sea captain back 204 north Second [See Mein Maingault Benjamin, shipwright 7 Budd Maison John A. merchant 66 N. 3d [Sec Masov, Maitland lohn and Thomas, grocers south-east corner of Fifth and Cedar Major Benjamin, carpenter Spruce above Tenth Robert, carpenter 45 Catharine MAK MAN Makens Jolin, mariner Race bet.'Sch. 7th and 8th Makins Sarah, widow 10 Gray's alley Malambre Jacob, shoemaker 40 north Fourth Ma Langhlin John, ornamental painter 96 N. 7th Malcolm and Arnold, grocers 223 south Second Joseph G. dry good store 60 north 2d and 1 12 south Eighth , grocer 4 2 Shippen Mrs. D. 3 north Eleventh Malcolmson Joseph, carpet weaver 313 north 3d Malenfant James, accomptant 348 Chesnut Maley Ann, widow grocer Vine-st. wharf Michael, carpenter 6 Prospect alley Peter, stone cutter 25 2 Arch William, drover Shippen near Seventh \_See Mark-j Malick Simon, labourer 47 Charlotte MalinJohn, carpenter 14 Bank & 111 north Fifth Margaret, widow 94 north Eleventh Mallen Patrick, type founder cor. 10th & Cedar Mellet Louis, confectioner 186 Cedar Mallinder Mary, nurse 122 Swanson Mallon Mrs. young ladies' Seminary 70 Walnut William, mariner 35 6 south Second Malone John, cooper 99 St. John Rebecca, widow Catiffman's court Malony Mary, widow Race bet. Sch. 7th and 8th Malsberger Joseph, storekeeper 364 north Second ^laltman James, mariner Second near Mary Manaas Lewis, shaliopman 51 13udd Manderfield Henry, oak cooper Moyamensing R. near Prime Manderson Andrew, storekeeper 445 north Second James, grocer Beach near Maiden Mandeville David, cashier of the bank of Northern Liberties 8 1 north Sixth Henry D. accomptant Filbert ab. 12th Mary, hair worker 10 Bread fMandhiff Hannah, Elizabeth-street Maneuvre Lewis, stablekeeper 60 Union Manfredi Peter, actor 375 south Front — — , actor 32 Plumb fMang John, labourer Shippen above Sevenfcli MAN MAIi Manger Christian, victualler 29 Charlotte Mary, widow back 242 St. John -Mangle Christian, labourer Frankford ab. Orange Manigult J. widow 8 south Ninth Manhorn Peter, labourer back 502 south Second Manlove David, sea captain 13 Little German Wm. E. shoemaker Little Oak Manly Henry, gentleman 1 3 Branch Mann Charles, sea captain 129 New Daniel, sea captain 43 Sassafras Jacob, drayman 219 north Eighth Jahan, shoemaker 285 Sc 309 N. Front James M. wood merchant Oak (N. L.) Jesse, bootmaUer 19 Pewterplatter alley John, shoemaker 285 and 309 north Front -John, anealer at U. S. mint Garden above Callowhill • John, carter back 219 north Eighth Wm. tavern keeper 11 Walnut Wm.late grocer 107 Vine widow of Samuel, 504 south Front Mannan Unity, milliner 27 north Front Manners John, m. d. Walnut 6 doors above Tenth Mannery Enoch, labourer China near Second Manning Eliza, washerwoman Ann (N. L.) near Wood- st. v Thomas S. printer cor. Spruce and 1 1th Wm. tin plate worker 226 soutri 2d MarfSell John, umbrella and rule maker 1 8 S. 3d Mansfield John, tavernkeeper 426 north Front Sarah, widow 64 north Eighth Manship Charles D. suspender maker 104 Plumb Manshure John, sea captain 315 south Second Marache Solomon, boarding house 45 Sansom Marbele Joseph, grocer 93 Passyunk Marcer Joseph, taylor 30 Branch Marche John, 168 Spruce Marchmeint Jesse, shoemaker 321 south Second Marcker Andrew, taylor 77 N. 8th Philip, blacksmith Johns-st. [See Marker & Marks- Marclay Solomon, hatter 26 Cresson's alley Marcus Samuel, carter Merritt's lane above 4th 3/AR MAK Maree Mary, nurse 49 Coates* alley Mariner Andrew, waterman 29 Green Susan, widow 302 south Front > . Marriner Fenwick, pilot 50 1 south Front Marinot Michael, cook and cake shop 118 Sprucc> Maris 8c Evans, merchants 31 south wharves William, merchant 70 S. 5th and 31 south Wharves Mark John, minter back 92 Crown [See Mark' Lewis, baker Carpenter near Fourth f Mary, segar maker 239 south Fourth Marker Eliza, washerwoman Walnut below 1 ltl. Jacob, 34 Green John, rag merchant 1 19 German Markel < hristian, mill stone maker Garden cor. Mulberry alley Markland Jacob, formerly lumber merchant 47 Tammany John, plaster of paris manufacturer 208 and 297 Sassafras Markle Christian, mill stone maker 43 Mechanic- street Markley Solomon, hatter 26 Cresson's alley Markoe Francis, merchant 63 south Water Sc 446 north Second , [See Marker John, gentleman 297 Chesnut above 9th Marks Ann. widow 141 N. Fourth [See Mark Daniel, rigger 4 Maria-street Eliza, widow shopkeeper 60 Almond Elizabeth, widow 242 &t. John Hannah, nurse back 9 New Market Himan, merchant 63 f ine Isaac, merchant 115 north Fifth Jareds, chymist 22 Coomb's alley John*, minter Fifth above Buttonwood lane Mrs. nurse West's court fNicholas, fruiterer 162 ■ pruce fPhillis, washer back 200 Cherry Robert, woodsawyer 242 ^t. John Samuel, bricKmaker Spruce n. Sch. FronU Markward B. wheelwright 9 north I ighth Wm. blacksmith 54 north Eighth Marley John, conchmaker Vine near Sch,. ub2 MAR— M. ley Richard I. shoemaker 15 north Si: ~\Vm. boot and shoemaker 31 1 High Ww. coar.hmaker H road below George \Vra. shoemaker Nonneter's court [_Sre M< Martin Thomas, carter 12 Pewterplatter alley Vance, weaver Buttonwood n. Charles Marochee Solomon, boarding house 45 Sansom Marot Davenport, spinning wheel and chair maker 13 and 18 Combs' alley [See Merrott Marpel Isaiah, late farmer 111 Christian Marpole Ab. shipwright Frankford road n. Queen Marquedant Charles, gentleman 20 Sansom Man John, saddler back 77 n. Fifth Thomas, coachmaker 25 Cresson's alley -Marran Thos. coachmaker 34 Columbia avenue Marriage David, labourer Rose Marrin Lewis, mariner back 168 St. John Marrbw John, shallopman 212 south Fifth Marrs Charlotte, widow Sch. Eighth near Vine Robert, silver plater 14 Greenleaf court _ [See Mary Marsh, wife of John, mariner back 291 south 4th Joseph, late shipbuilder 23 Christian Marshall Aaron, shoemaker 103 St. John Abraham, carpenter Sassafras below 1 1th Amor, wafer maker 59 Walnut Anthony, scavenger back 208 High A widow Oak near Noble Benjamin, Cedar near Sch. 3d & 87 High Charles, chymist 56 Chesnut Charles, jun. druggist 310 High Christopher, boarding house 314 High Daniel, plasterer Say bet. Sch. 7th & 8th George, morocco dresser 61 Union George, mariner Galbreth's court Hannah, boarding house 132 N, Front •JJohn, cook middle alley Joseph, shoema er 50 Browne (N. L.) Lewis, ^8 Gaskill Samuel, cordwainer 94 Christian Susannah, china store 96 north Fifth & Tempest, goldsmiths. Sec 87 S. 2d MAR MAn Mai .'iomas, painter and glazier 4i Che; Videl's court widow or Isaac R. 64 south Fifth William, grocer 192 Cedar Martein Elizabeth, tutress 3S Church al Martin Benjamin, shoemaker 200 south Fiftib Benjamin, grazier 39 Mary ivS.) Charles, mariner 4 Swanson Charles, magazine keeper U. S. arsenal Daniel, Thirteenth above Sassafras Daniel, labourer Arch below Sch. Fr',: Elizabeth, washerwoman 49 Prime "Francis, shopkeeper 166 HLh k riarts, grocers 253 north Third Henry, grocer 80 north Seventh Hugh, labourer Walnut near Sch. Fourth Hugh, labourer Marks' lane Jacob, gentleman 105 south Ninth Jacob, grocer 287 north Third Jacob, corner Fourth and George .Tames bookbinder and seller 369 High James, nin. grazier 461 & 453 S. Second James merchant 95 New James, 66 George (S.) Jane, teacher Stewart's alley Joel, m. d. 11 Cherry John, grocer 28 south Water John, carter Knodle bet. Walnut St Locust John, shipwright 47 Mead alley John F. grocer Sch. 8th bet. Race Sc Vine Joseph, gentleman 272 north Second Lavina, boarding house Maryn. Front Lewis, upholsterer 192 Lombard Margaret, 280 south Front Marmaduke, bricklayer 2d near Federal Mary, widow mantua maker 94 north 4tu Mecela, suspender maker 438 north 3d Parham Sc Lyndall, cabinet makers 99 north Front Peter, manner back 32 Catharine Rachel, boarding house 143 Chesnut Robert C. saddler, See. 66 Chesnut Robert, grocer 13 cor, Wood and Crowii SfAR—MAS Martin Samuel M. storekeeper 1 \ S. Seconu Sarhuel, sailmaker 10G Lombard Sarah, teacher Germantown roadbel 2d Susannah, widow Kunckle bet. Walnut &. Locust Thomas, vict. Lyndall's alley near 1 3th Thomas, smith 1 1 Passyunk f Thos woodsawyer Hazel alley n. Walnut widow, teacher, 92 south Kleventh wife of John, mariner Gray's ferry road n. Cedar William, brass founder Loiar's court William, merchant 29 south Second William, cabinet maker 93 north Front Martz Philip, surgeon 69 t.reen Masden Benjamin, merchant 4 Union £c Bunker, merchants 19 south Water Mashmon William, shoemaker 111 Christian Mason Ann, milliner 63 north Third David H. en^r^ver 18 Bank Elias, taylcr Prime above Front & Haworth, bookbind. cor. 4th & Chesnuf Isaac N. bookbinder 3 N. Gth Jacob, chairma er, 8cc. 262 south Thivd John T. turner 175 north Third Joseph, collector Prime near Front Joseph, saddletree maker 197 south 2d fJoseph, oysterman 311 High & Long, bonnet makers 76 Mulberry Margaret, widow 3i Powell Margaret, widow 29 North alley Alary 5 milliner 197 south Second * Philip, engine maker St city commissioner 131 south Sixth Prisciih:, widow of Thomas, 13 Vine Richard, 31 Powell Robert, mariner 307 south Front Robert, merchant 73 Union and 90 S. 2d Samuel steward of the Penns Hospital Simon, boarding house 98 Spruce Tanton, baker 53 Artillery lane rl hos. Windsor chairmaker 120 CallowhiU "William, oak cooper CJymer's alley MAS MAT Mason William, cabinet maker Noble near 34 William, wood engraver 2 NTorris's alley- Mass ''avid, baker 138 south Sixth Massey Ann, Whitehall near Front Charles, jun. merchant 170 Arch and 28 south wharves James W. planemaker 76 Crown , gunsmith Fourth above Noble John, merchant 9 Penn Thomas, carpenter 9 Baker's court Thomas, sea captain Oak below Noble & Walker William, salt refiner 79 south Front Winder, tobacconist 40 Gas-ill Master George, carter Wood above Eighth Joseph, guager 15 Coomb's alley William, ladies shoemaker 65 south Third Mother Richard, carpenter Arch n. Sch Front Mathers Eliza, widow of James, grocer George h. Eleventh ?Jatthias Abel, carp. 94 St. John [See Matthews Ivlathias Charles, sandman Taper alley n. Green fJohn, woodsawyer Middle alley Lydia, tayloress Elmsley's alley fPeter, carter 165 Lombard Mathew Perin, baker 73 south Fourth Mathieu A. T. wine cooper 184 south Sixth Joseph, m. d. 18 Branch Mathison Niel, grocer 12 Pine Matlack A. St B. mariners 41 Shippen Einmor, shoemaker 180 north Second Hannah, widow 49 Artillery lane Hannah, nurse 56 Shippen Mary, seamstress West's court Timothy, alderman, Sec. 31 Lombard Thomas, accomptant 33 Chester Matsinger Jacob, basket maker Arch n. Sch. Front Matson Charles, carpenter Hamilton village Mary, upholsterer 138 south Fourth Peter, late carter Swede's alley Mat tern Andrew, potter 247 north Second Matthews Ann, nurse 235 Swanson Ann, widow seamstress 123 Plumb fB. labourer Shippen below Sever MAT MAX Matthews Mary, widow 8 Fromberger's court tEdward, woodsawyer 216 Coates Elizabeth, dry good store 47 north 2d Francis, stonemason Sch. 8th n. Race Jeremiah, mariner Huddell's alley John, cordwainer Sixth bel. Fitzwalter John, mariner back 171 north 2d iJohn, mariner ~6S south Fourth John paper maker S91 High Jordan, waterman Queen n Marlborough Wary, widow Queen near Prince Matilda, milliner 125 north Second Matthew, commission mere 393 High Mrs. of Jeremiah Huddell's alley Thomas, 17 North alley Thomas, jun. accorriptant 28 Cherry William, paper dealer Filbert ab 1 2th [See Mathias Mattmly Lewis, shoemaker aiiea** S tufej Mattison Joseph, ivory comb and button maker High corner Sch. Fifth Mattis Mary, widow 353 south Front Maule Caleb, carpenter 93 Callowhill Israel, carpenter 35 Cherry Maull & Hill, boat builders 161 Swanson John, sailmaker 18 Carter's alley \ Nehemiah, boat builder 146 Swanson R. 8c I. sailmakers 10 south wharves Robert, sailmaker 4 Bread V illiam, shipwright Front below Federal Maulsby Ma/garet, widow back 341 north Second Maurel J. B. news carrier back 227 south Third Maurer John A. Laurence below Callowhill Mavis Charless gardiner 45 Plumb Maxey George, labourer SpafTord near Shippen Maxfield Joseph, inspector of lumber 14 Pine Robt. wharf builder Maiden cor. Beach Stephen, lumber merchant 97 north Fifth Maxseiner Adam,taylor SO Ann (N. L.) Maxwell James, printer 48 and 50 south Fifth James, wharf builder Beach n. Maiden James shoemaker Elmslie's alley John, tinsmith 375 north Second MAX MEA Maxwell John,jun. carpenter 116 Christian t princes, carter Middle alley Sarah, widow 163 south Front Sarah, widow of Wm. shipwright Hano- ver below Bedford widow of A. 163 south Front May Adam, late grocer 42 Filbert Esther, widow 24 Parham's alley Daniel, bricklayer Queen above Third Henry, hatter 83 north Tenth James, cooper 73 Mulberry John, teacher 128 north Fifth Lewis, shoemaker Juniper near Vine Mary, widow 9 1 north Tenth Mayberry Martha washerwoman'27 Gilles' alley May bin John, merchant 5 Chesnut and 124 Aich Mayburry Jeremiah W. grocer 268 north Front Mayer Andrew, coach and sign painter 9 6 Budd Jacob, accomptant 70 north Second John, farrier 2$5 iallownill Philip F. Rev. 87 Race [See Meyer and Maker May field John, painter, 8cc. 202 Lombard widow, 202 Lombard Mayhew David, carter Petticoat alley bel. Browne Mayhoffer widow of Daniel, tanner 498 north 2d Mayland Jacob, tobacconist 99 Sassafras corner 3d Samuel, tobacconist 89 Coates Saml. segar manufac. 26 Sassafras alley Maylin Joseph, gentleman 1 39 south Sixth Mayo Benjamin- Washington accademy 8 Old R. Robert, m. d. 208 south fourth Mays Joseph, shoemaker hteinmetz court [See Maze and Mease fMaziere Theodot, taylor & barber 2d bel. Almond Mead 8t Gorman, stablekeepers 27 Prune , printer Duncan's court Patrick, stable keeper 27 i^rune wife of James, 291 south Third Mealy Edward, sea captam63 Cherry Patrick, distiller- 39 Cedar Means Arthur, grocer corner Cedar and Crab ' J. copperplate printer back 27 -Cherry John, hatter 18 Pewterplatter alley ME A MEL Means Mary, -widow shopkeeper 100 north 4th [See Mein and Main Meany John, merchant 41 Dock dwelling 10 Franklin row south Ninth Mearch henry, victualler Garden ab. Callowhil! Mears Benjamin, stationer 47 south Fourth John, comb maker 4 Hinckle's court widow Sch. 8th between Race and Vine [•See Meer' Meary Owen, brickmaker Spruce above Tenth Mease James, m. d. 192 Chesnut [See Maze and Mays John, collector 4 IS orris's alley L. widow boarding house 217 Lombard Mechlin Samuel, conveyancer 149 Sassafras Jacob, accomplant 149-Sassafras Meckster Abraham, labourer Browne nearCherfy Mecke John, cabinet maker 98 north Second Mecom Abi, boarding house back 3 south Fourth Medaria George, carter Rugan Peter, carter U. S. arsenal Sarah, Currant alley near Spruce Medary Jacob, collector of tolls upper ferrybridge Saml. coach and sign painter 96 Budd tMedford Amon, labourer Pryor's alley below 10th Isaac, labourer Passyunk n. Merril's lane Medigiden Ann, widow 46 Penn Meeker Cory, shoemaker 346 north Second Samuel, grocer 215 High Sam. S. & Co. shoewarehousecornerHigh and Third Medar John, Moravian Minister 74 Sassafras Meer -ohn, artist and keeper and regulator of weights and measures 4 south Seventh [See Means-, Meyer, and Meres Meguire Wm. cabinet maker 177 south Second Meheael Abm. carp. Lombard above 1 2th Mehon William, well digger Shippen near Fifth Mein Andrew, teacher 130 south Eighth Meins Arthur, grocer cor. Cedar and Apollo [.See Main and Means Meinnell Wm. print cutter, Sec. 43 rider Melbeck J. commission merchant 154 Callowhill Melcher John, mariner 380 south Front MEL MLR Melchoir John, cooper 12 South alley John, oa cooper 4th ab. Poplar lane Melchor II. L. carpenter 1 1th n. Locust Meley Win. brickmaker 13 below Walnut Melish John, map and prirrt seller 209 Chesnut Melizet Francis k Co. storekeepers 252 N. Third Mellars Joseph, whitesmith 183 south Seventh Mellen Samuel, accomptant Smith's court (Sch.) Melley H ugh, gunsmith 1 Green Melsom Edward, teacher 5 Elder Sc Heyde's court Mendenhall Isaac, carpent r 93 High Mensing Frederick, bootmaker 156 north Third MentzCharles,woodsawyer 176 St. John [_SeeMintz George W. bookbinder 71 Sassafras Menzies John, clock and watchmaker 140 s. Front Merady Joseph, labourer Cedar ab. Shippen lane Mercer Bernard, carpenter l 33 south Tenth Charlotte, widow 290 south Third George, grocer Drawbridge and s. Front John, grocer 1 2 south wharves & 28 Lorn • bard Sc VPMuilen, grocers cor. Front 3c Dock Robert, sea captain 1 Mary (S ) Thomas and Co grocers s. w. cor! Chris- tian andSwanson [SeeMarccr Mercier C. professor of music 36 Sugar alley Charles, confectioner 104 High Merckle John, rigger 10 Budd Meredith Ann. widow 3 Little Pine Benjamin, plasterer 98 Crown David, 75 north Fourth Thomas, inn eeper and tanner Button- wood near 5th Wm. counsellor at law 98 s. Third, office 97 Wainut Meres Sarah, widow 1 Shippen [See Myers Merkel Jacob, carpenter 'xeorge above Third Merlin Lewis M. upholsterer 192 Lombard Merrefield Joseph, merchant 14 and 44 south 2d Merrick Amos, cordwainer 62 Passyunk fCato, labourer b. 18 Kunckle Joshua,^carpenter '0 Mary (S.) Richard, teacher 1 ith near Locus? C c M£R~ — MEY Merrick Samuel, merchant 48 north Sixth Merrel Michael, m. d. n. w. cor. Centre Square Merrill Otis B. printer 83 north Eighth Merrit Elizabeth, 1 9 Christian John, waterman 8 York court Joseph, labourer Webb's alley ab. Cherry ■widow of Henry, labourer Beach n. Marl- borough [5e 112 Shippen Mary, widow 8 6 Callowhill Rachel, seamstress 8 Stephens' court Rebecca, widow 4 Sansom Robert, carpenter 114 south Tenth widow of Thomas, grocer 102. sout.h Tenth MIL MIL Miles widow of Samuel, 19 Plumb Wm. brass steel Sc cane reed maker 359 N Third Miley Frederick, jun. carter Juniper above Cherry Frederick sen. Juniper above Cherry George, victualler Walnut alley n. 13th Jacob, Germantown road near first gate Jacob, victualler 13 Charlotte John, victualler 135 Browne (X. L.) Milk Simon, mariner Charlotte bel. Poplar Millard Benjamin, tavernkeeper 248 High Clement, m. d. 408 north Front Thomas, wheel and chairmaker 408 and 4 1 0 north Front Wm. dentist 43 Catharine IMilbien John, rigger 4 3 Plumb Miller Abm. Sc Aw. jun. potters cor. Zane & 7th [See Mellars Adam, ropemaker Shackamaxon (K.) Adam, flour merchant 336 High Adam, watchman Twelfth n. Sassafras A. potter x. w. corner Zane and Seventh Alexander, grocer and bottler 5 6 s. Water and Allen, merchants 23 n. Front Andrew, victualler Garden ab. Callowhill Ann, nurse 513 north Third Ann, widow 199 Spruce Ann, widow of Fred. cor. Wood Sc Julianna An'y, blacksmith 2d ab. Germantown road f Anthony, shoemaker 389 north Third \ Anthony, labourer Blackberry alley near Spruce Arthur, huckster's shop 52 New Catharine, widow 188 St. John Charles, bar tender back 1 5 Filbert Charles, baker Nonnater's court Charles, chocolate manufacturer and grocer 208 and 210 north Third t Charles, labourer Hazle alley n. Walnut Charlotte, nurse 13th near Vine Christian, Sixth above Green Conrad, taylor 345 north Front Baniel, innkeeper 36 Bank JViTL- SflL. Miller Daniel, carter 93 Budd Daniel H. ironmonger 162 north Second Daniel L. merchant 23 north Front David, grocer 230 south Second David, cedar -cooper cor. Beach and Maiden David, plasterer 4th near George fDavid, labourer back 19 Tammany- Ed ward, shoemaker 7 8 Sassafras tEli.ah, porter 10 Small Ehsha, Lombard above Tenth fElisha, oysterman 270 south Fourth Elizabeth, widow washerwoman back 2& Artillery lane fEphraim, labourer Acorn alley F. soapboiler Grisels alley Francis, labourer Ann near Thirteenth Frederick, mariner bac • 105 Catharine George, blaciv and whitesmith 264 Vine George, blacksmith 273 north Second George J. saddle tree plater and whitesmith 2 12 Vine George, modeler in colours 95 south 2d George, ivory button maker Marlborough near Prince George, teacher West near Palmer George, ship joiner 120 Browne George, taylor 365 north Front 'George, waiter back 78 no:th Fourth- Grace, nurse 3 Patton's court H. blacksmith 55 New Market Hannah, segar maker 123 north Sixth Henry, mariner 391 north Front Henry, sawtiler 108 St. John Henry, shipwright Hanover near Bedford Henry, sugarboiler back 404 norih 1 hird Henry, blacksmith 11 Oak (S.j Henry, taylor back 208 north Eighth Henry, mariner 246 north Water Henry, victualler 262 north Eighth Henry, victualler Garden ab. CaliowhiU Hugh, labourer Cedar near Thirteenth t Tacob, labourer 2 Hurst tJacob) tanner Small above Si> e 2 c AriL— MIL Miller Jacob, potter Rose alley above Tammany Jacob, mariner 3 1 1 south Third f Jacob, labourer 463 north -cl Jacob, labourer back 346 north Second James, taylor 7th above Shippen James, taylor 63 Gaskill James, tobacconist 30 1 south Third Jane, widow dry good store 260 Sassafras Jesse, sexton to Bapti&t meeting house 10 Coombs' alley Joeh cabinetmaker 5 1 south Front fJohn, labourer Apple John, innkeeper 63 north Fourth John, team labourer Anne st. n. Ridge R John, victualler 138 Sassafras John, sawsharpener back 93 Arch John, labourer Federal near Front John, victualler Thorn's court John, labourer Hamilton village John, grocer 248 Lombard John, oak cooper Coate's court John, jun. merchant 202 south Front John, constable 126 Callowhill John, late marblecutt.er 371 High John, baker 183 St. John John, turner 155 Cherry John C. innkeeper 228 Swanson f John, carter 197 Lombard Jonathan, merchant 187 Chesnut and I9fr High Jonathan Sc Co. merchants 198 High Joseph, woodsawyer Apple Joseph, grocer 152 north 3d Joseph, salt store 84 New Joseph, carpenter 407 north Third Letitia, widow grocer 16 south 10th Lydia, nurse 531 south Front &Iark, shipwright Shippen bel. Seventh Margaret, boardinghouse 181 Mulberry •Viargaiet, widow 348 north Third Martin, tanner 45 Browne JV.ary, rr.ilkwoman Palmer bel. West ■Mary, widow 30 Appletree alley MIL— -MH Miller Maryi widow 158 Spruce Mary, washerwoman Broad near Race Mary, tayloress 1 i atton's court Mary, tavernkeeper 127 south Water Michael, potter 314 north 2d Michael, carter 2d bel. Federal t Moses, woodsawyer back 8 George street Moses, ladies' shoemaker 26 Poplar Mrs. widow segar ma er 365 Arch Mrs. Eliz. widow 23 Artillery lane Nathan S. merchant 27 north Water Nicholas, blacksmith Roger's court Peter, m. d. 18 Mulberry Peter, woodsawyer Germahtown road near Otter Peter, gardener Cedar near Broad fPeter, mariner 44 Passyunk Philip, printer 8 Pear Philip, tobacconist SO Cedar Philip, carter 194 Cherry Philip, blacksmith 90 Browne Rachel, widow boarding house b. 83 High Richard, painter and glazier Bradford's a'y Robert, blacksmith Locust below Thirteenth Samuel, carpenter 47 Green Samuel, wheat fanmaker 170 &: 172 Spruce Sarah, widow 298 Race Sarah, nurse 3 Patton's court Sarah, washerwoman Bishop Sc Van tfeuren, merchants 190 south Front Warwick, druggist 276 High widow of Alexander, 202 Lombard wife of J. 100 Queen (S.) wife of Henry, shopkeeper Charlotte -street bel. Poplar lane William, segar maker Fromberger's court William, jeweller, &c. 100 north Second William, shoemaker 32 north Fourth Wm. secretary to Philadelphia insurance company 161 south 2d Wm. sea captain 3 8 south Front Wm. 27 Elfreth's alley Wm. carter 135 Cherry MIL MIL Miller Wm, 8c John, merchants 10 south 4th JVIilies L. shallopman Brusstar's court Miliiyan James, gentleman 263 l hesnut James, taylor 51 George (S.) Joseph, taylor High west of centre square Samuel, attorney at law 113 Walnut "VYm. taylor 3 Stall's court Millikin Robert, shoemaker 4 0 C hesnut Win. grocer 123 south Second j_ Sre Mullikin Mjlhngtoa David, sea captain 7 Summer's court 5 illis Nehemiah, cabinet maker 2Sfc St. ohn >-ill George, looking glass frame maker German- town road bel. 4th Millman Jesses shoemaker U0 nor»h 8th Wm. shoemaker 36. north 3d Millow John, mariner 123 south Front Mills Alien, livery stable keeper 86 south Hth Ann, widow 4 19 sooth Front James, merchant 35 C hesnut James, labourer back 245 St. John James, hatter Rose ab. Tammany fJohn, silversmith, 161 Lombard John, mason Washington above Callowhill Michael, mariner back 424 south Front Robert, architect 1 !4 south Fighth Sarah, widow 134 south Tenth Sarah, victualling house Blackhorse alley Smith, constable 2 i emberton's alley Thomas, gentleman 116 south Eighth wife of Frederick, 97 Browne Millward John, shipwright 4 Stephen's court & Rinedoller, jun. mast makers Oak (N L.) Wm. mastmaker 39 Duke (N. L.) Milne Richard, merch't. 9 S. Front & 193 Walnut Miiner George, weaver 383 Race John, commission merchant 29 Vine John taylor 80 north Water Samuel, carpenter 2 Schriver's court Milnes F.dmund, late silversmith 81 Green IMilnor Isaac, state guager and grocer 24 south wharves, dwelling i22 Spruce James, north 10th ab. Filbert MIL MIT Milnor John, grocer and innkeeper 4 Argyle st. Larkin, merchant 1 1 Vine £<: Richards, grocers and iron merchants; s. w. cor. 3d and Vine Robert, druggist, Sec. 1 1 1 south Second S. carpenter back 48 Passyunk Wm. merchant 77 north 4th and cor. 3d and Vine Wni, jun. attorney at law office and dwel- ling 204 Spruce Mingle Elizabeth, midwife 2^ Appletree alley John, blacksmith Sc smith's bellows maker 263 and 264 Sassafras Philip, sea captain 202 Sassafras Mink Catharine, widow Little 7th ab. Race Philip, yeoman long lane n. Federal Mins Mary, widow Ann Sch. bet. 7th and 8th Miner Eliza, widow shopkeeper 3 5 Juliana William, carpenter 36 Julianna Minick Catharine, gardiner West n. Cherry fMintes Bazella, coachman i-18 south 9th tMinter William, shipwright Catharine near 6th tMintez Joseph, blacksmith Smith's alley Mintzer Adam, carter 321 north Third Catharine, catgut manufacturer James st .Christopher, hog victualler Rachel st John G. innkeeper 404 north 2d, consta- ble's office (N. L.) John, victualler 4th ab. Poplar lane John, carter 315 north Third Joseph, victualler 38 Charlotte Joseph, jun. victualler 406 south Third Joseph, ropemaker 2d near Federal Margaret, widow Poplar lane ab. Fourth Rosanna, widow 246 north Second Mi rely Jacob, victualler James street Miquet Francis, hairdresser and perfumer 271 Front Mirtelus Susannah, tayloress 43 Christian jMitcare Richard, porter Juniper alley Mitchell Abraham, ropemaker William street Abrm. jun. accorr.ptant 26 New Market Andrew C. tobacconist 318 High MIT M OF \ Mitchell Anthony & Co. confectioners 108 High Benjamin, sen. formerly carpenter 35 B-owne (N. L.) Benj. jun. saw filer 31 Browne (N. L.) Benj. bricklayer Nobie near 3d Catharine, 130 German Charles, hairdresser 353 north 2d f Charles, barber 417 north Front Eliza, widow 300 Lombard Francis, loom maker S. Juniper n. High Francis, mariner 103 Crown George, labourer Moyamensing n. Chris- tian Jabez, blacksmith back Germantown R. n. Otter Jacob, mahogany merchant 1 3 1 Cedar James, carpenter 8 Old York fJames, paperstainer 1 12 Christian John, fancy chairmaker 76 south Fourth John, shipwright Marlborough n. Prince fJohn, barber 204 south 4th jJohn, hairdresser south Tenth Joseph, caulker 412 south Second tLagune, washerwoman Elizabeth st. Rachel, widow 26 New Market Thomas, conveyancer 195 south Second Thomas' D. m. d. 131 Cedar Thomas, ornamental painter 9th n. Lom- bard William, chairmaker 75 Lombard William, merchant 5 Elder William, waterman 416 north Front William, sea captain 1 Pennsyl. avenue Mitz Adam, drayman 2d above Germantown road [See Met? Mivy John, blacksmith back ,143 Green Mixter Ezra, ladies' shoemaker 106 Christian Mock Adam, labourer 527 north Third fMode Eleanor, washerwoman 6 Madison's court Moffat Spencer, grocer 426 north Second Moffett James, 41 Catharine Robert, grocer 302 south Front Robert, carter Locust ab. 9 th MOF MON Moffett Samuel, labourer back 510 north Front Wm. mariner 22 Cedar [See Maffet Mohtrter Elizabeth, huckster 143 Cherry Molan James, locksmith and bell-hanger 54 north Fourth [«$< e Monvlan Moland Wm. N. doctor s. e. cor. 4th and Spruce tMoldon Xoah, woodsawyer Middle alley , Mohdore Adam, carpenter 316 south Sixth Molieie Henry, ship chandler 292 south Second Molineux John E. hairdresser 187 8c 189 Cedar widow of John, makes colouring for li- quor 264 south Fifth Moloneux Benj. hatter 58 Union Molony James, late currier 79 Dock John, comb ma er back 2 north Tenth tSamuel, woodsawyer 136 St. John [See jMuliowny Monach Mary, widow 386 south 2d Monager John, painter. Sec. north 10th n. Cherry Moncummings Mai garetta, wife of John, nurse '. .7 Green Monell Sc Hanson, merchant taylors s. e. cor. 2d and Dock John, merchant taylor 109 south Second Wm. shoemaker etticoat alley bel. Brown Monet Peter, machine maker Lyndall's court Mongan Francis, drover '^81 south Fourth Monges John R. m. d. 8 S. 3d x. e. cor of Pear 3Monie;er John, painter, Sec. 89 north Tenth Monington John, carpenter 142 north Eighth Monk ^eorge, sea captain Beach n. Hanover Monroe Peter, labourer Buttonwood cor. Garden Wm. shoema er 36 T'rune Monoghan & Riley, smiths 1 6 Sugar alley fMonschell Wm. labourer Acorn alley Montant C. merchant 155 Pine Montelius Marcus Sc Co tobacconists 172 Market Wm. merchant 277 High Sc 53 N. 6th Wm. tobaccconist 172 High and 5 3 N". Sixth Montgomery Andrew, teacher 332 south Front k 2d near Mead alley ••• MON MOO Montgomery Austin, merchant 41 south Front fc 268 Mulberry Alex, briclvmnker cor. 4th 8c Maria Charles, shoemaker Walker's court David, carter 4 Prune II. grocer cor. Vine and Sen. 8th James, attorney at law 38 south 6th, dwelling 285 Chesnnt n. 9th James, mate 22 Cedar John, baker cor. Callowhill and A (N. L.) John, carpenter 83 St. John Jos. brie- maker Jiuttonwood n. 8th Joseph, merchant 2 south 10th and 101 north Front Richard, thread manufacturer 10 Strawberry Thomas, 398 north Third Thomas, gentleman 31 Lombard Thomas, cordwainer n. e. cor. Chcs- nut and Seventh Wm. jun. accomptant 34 Union Wm. boot and shoemaker n. e. cor. Chesnut and 7th Wm. merchant 128 Mulberry and 101 north Front Wm. 8c Son, merchants 101 North Front Montier Robert, bottler 36 Crown Montmollin F. auctioneer store 39 N. Front, dwel- ling 162 Mulberry Moode Anthony, labourer Wood (K.) Jacob, fisherman Wood (K.) John, fisherman Wood (K.) widow of John, biscuit baker Wood (K.) Moon M. and S. widows 24 Catharine Mooney Cornelius, grocer 268 south 4th Jacob, victualler 291 St. John James, carter 260 Cedar Jane, widow Shippen ab. Fifth John, stevedore back 85 Plumb Rachel, widow grocer 172 south Water MO© MOO .Moore Aaron, printer Lombard ab. 12th Abraham, shoemaker back 126 Plumb Abraham, grocer 298 south Fourth f Andrew, mariner 55 Passyunk Ann, fortune teller Elackberry alley above Locust Ash, coachmaker 39 Chester Catharine, shopkeeper 73 south 1 1th Chargon, barber 35 Pine Charles, carpenter 9 Kunckle tCuftee, labourer York bel. George Dorothy, widow boarding house 84 George , (*o Edward, labourer Currant alley n. Walnut Frederick, nailer 155 north 4th and 3d n, Callowhill George, carter cor. Carpenter 8c Passyunk George D. painter, &c. 13 Filbert Hannah, widow 25 Plumb tHannibal, I ilbert bet. Sch. 7th and 8th Henry, carpenter 3 14 Vine Sc Herkness, marble mantle manufacturers and stone yards 1 1 N. 7th & 21 Filbert Hugh, oak cooper 31 Elfreth's alley Rev. James, 140 north fourth James, merchant 22 north 3d and 1 17 Pine James, bottler 1 6 Argyle James, accomptant 17 Walnut James, cooper 43 -oble James, weaver 6th bel. 'lickory lane Jane, widow 59 Penn Jeremiah, shoemaker 368 north Third John, carpenter '.'■ unckle near Tammany John, brickmaker 279 Sassafras John, cordwainer s, e. cor. of Fitzwalter 8c Spafford John, plasterer 16 Pleasant avenue John, victualler Garden bel. Ruttonwood John A. of U. S. navy 94 Gaskill John, carpenter 9 l Budd John C. bricklayer 168 Cherry John, m. d. Spruce ab. Third Joseph, carpenter Quince alley n. Walnli' Dd MOO MOK Moore Joseph, shopkeeper 2 Bank Marmaduke, stonecutter 43 Filbert, yard 1 1 north 7th tMary, washerwoman cor. Chesn«t & 12th Mary, seamstress Queen near Bishop Mary, china store 96 north Fifth Mrs. of William, 4 Penn St M'Coy, grocers 104 north Fourth & Myers, merchants 22 north Third Peter, dealer Lombard bel. I Oth Priseilla, nurse 125 Fine Rachel, widow Chesnut n. Sch. 2d tReuben, master sweep 193 Lombard Robert, carpenter Juniper bel. Walnut Robinson, R. accomptant Lombard n. 10th SamueL saddler, &c. 6 Hartung's alley Samuel, bottler 21 north Sixth Samuel, cordwainer Fearris's court Samuel, carpenter cor. 4th and ( George Samuel, carpenter 319 north Front Samuel, shoemaker 82 Browne (N. L.) Sarah, widow 153 Locust Sarah, widow 36 Bread street Sarabi gentlewoman 42 Pine Thomas, jv.n. grocer 104 north 4th and 18 Cable lane Thomas, sea captain 18 New Market Thomas L. gentleman 42 Pine William, shoema; er back 269 S. Fifth William, shipwright iieach n. ' -aiden William, tallowchandler 86 south Fifth William, currier 9 Stall's court William, tobacconist Mint court tWm. shoemaker Fuller's alley n. Front widow seamstress 63 Penn widow of Jeremiah, 216 south Fifth widow, Lombard bet. Sch 7th and St!1 wife of Aaron, \30 south Tenth , widow 252 Cedar Mooreyer Matthew, Locust bel. Broad iMoran ohn, labourer 160 Cherry Morand Augustus, musician Portland lane Morehane Joseph, accomptant 182 St. John MUS MYB Mushot Stephen, sailor Fourth above Browne asket James, labourer back 2lo Cedar Musser Sarah, widow boarding house 258 High William, merchant 263 LJigh Mussi John, custom house officer 146 Race Joseph, 13 5 south Tenth Mussina Zachariah, shopkeeper 24 north Sixth Must in George, taylor 37 Key's alley John, storekeeper 181 north Second Myatt Joseph, labourer 23 6 south Third Mybert wife of James, Rose alley ab. Tammany Myef 'odleib, baker 6 Vine Isaac, sign painter 1 1 1 Chesnut Myerle Ann, widow grocer corner 2d and Queen Myers Anthony, merchant 22 north Third and 142 Sassafras Barney, oysterman 1 1 Lsetitia court Bernard, blacksmith Hopidn's court Catharine, widow Reed's alley Sc 300 Race Catharine, widow Hudson's lane n. Eighth Catharine, 22 south Water Catharine, widow Starr alley Daniel, cabinet maker 334 Sassafras Elizabeth B. storekeeper ;4 south Second fEiizabeth, cook' cellar Smith's alley George, smith Swede's alley George, taylor Buttonwood near Sixth George, labourer Fourth near George George, mariner t 6 Swanson Hannah, widow doctress 495 north Third Henry, ropemaker 7th below Germantown road Henry, jun. dry good store 133 north 3d Henry, gentleman 133 north Third Henry, sugar baker 252 Sassafras Jacob, flour merchant 427 High John, joiner ■ 4 1 north Fifth John, merchant 224 south Front John, flour merchant 427 High John, carpenter 1 61 Fine John, sea captain 8 1 Union John jun. victualler back 29* Callowhill John and Jacob, flour merchants 427-High John, ca^e baker 32 Strawberry M YE—NAG Myers John, paper hanger Randall's court Joseph, seaman 197 Lombard Margaret, shopkeeper 45 Green M armaduke. labourer Qu^ palmer (K.) Mary, 7 Greenleaf's court Melcour, carter 388 north Third Mrs. widow of L. 32 Christian Nicholas, shoemaker 45 Green Patience, boarding house 295 IIi Wood Joseph, gentleman 23 Coates' alley tLsetitia, Green's court Mary, 25 Callow hill ichael, woodsawyer Smith's court Miss, 203 Mulberry Sarah, 203 Mulberry Richard, (^eel hall) Ridge read fRichard. labourer Cherry above Prince Thomas, clock and watchmaker and presi- dent of the Mechanics' bank 13 s. Third Thomas, carpenter 144 south Ninth Thomas, carter 263 Catharine Thomas, jun. mariner 2-5 Catharine Thomas, labourer Thomas's court Thomas, late flour merchant 9 Pear Thomas, carpenter k joiner 1 1th n. Walnut Thomas, cotton and woolen manufacturer fth above Lombard T. J. S. tayior 317 south Second aman, labourer 9 Hurst wife of James, Vine near Twelfth wife of James, 13 Brewer's allev VAii- PAL> Patku William, currier 68 Coatee Wni. C. carpenter Seventh cor. Bedfo>* Wm. W. currier 1 Cresson's alley Wm. oysterman 80 north Front Wm.oysterman 260 St. John Parkinson James, taylor Kunckle near Greer; Martin H. sea captain Clover alley Robert, merchant 305 Spruce street Parks Edward, cord wainer 61 Christian Richard, carpenter Queen (S.)bel. Fourth' fSusan, boarding house Barclay's alley Parmantier Charles, accomptant 17 north Twelfth & Fourestier. merchants 54 N. Third Parran Robert, cabinetmaker 1 8 Key's alley Parrier Robert, travelling: stationer 31 German tParris Eleanor, washei woman Passyunk n. Mor- rit's lane Gabriel, calenderer 42 Mulberry Parrish David, gentleman 1 Yor!; buildings I hatter Mulberry court Joseph, m. d. 109 Mulberry Robert A. plane maker 242 north Third Parron Charles* tobacconist 412 north Second Parrons David, distiller above 323 Callowhill tParrott Russell, printer 22* south Seventh Parry Isaac, plasterer 104 St. Johns [See Perry John J. ciotk and watchmaker 2S7 Higli* dwelling 43 Sansom Thomas, dry good store 1 S7 north Second Parrymore Joseph, saddler back 134 south Fourth Parsons Abraham, shallopman Juniper n. Locust Elizabeth, widow Oak near Noble John, gentleman 171 south Third widow of Richard, 41 1 south Front Partenheimer Adam, baker 107 north Third Parvin Pearson, teacher 25 north 5th tParvis Isaac, sawsharpener back 258 south 7th Pascal John, sea captain 24 south Tenth Paschal St Scott, grocers 196 Mulberry cor. of 8th Thomas, grocer F? 6 Mulberry Paschall Jane, gentlewoman 107 Lombard Pass Martha, Fitzwalter above Passyunk Passmore Caiieton, teacher 98 Sassafras F f 2 PAS PAT Passmore & Sperry,,auctioneers and commission merchants 34 south Front Thomas, auctioneer, &x 3 6 s. Front Pastoiius Abraham* mate York R. bel. Buttonwood John, sea capt. York R. bel. Buttonwood Patrick John, carpenter 250 south 2d VVm. labourer Quince below Walnut Patridge David, oakcooper 1 Knight's court ary, widow 294 Race Fatrullo Nicholas, 22 i Spruce Patten John, tavernkeeper 54 Swanson Patterson Abner, corder on Coates' street wharf Poplar iane near ' ror.t \_See Peterson Abraham, mariner Jones n. Sch. Fifth E. flour and grocery store 393 High Edward, sea captain. 3 Powell fGeorge, labourer back 18 Kunckle George, mariner 172 Lombard Hamilton, cotton machine s. e. corner Germantown road and Rose Isaac, innkeeper High n. -ch. Front J. and G Gerro, fancy chairmakers 79 Browne t Jacob, woodsawyer 184 Lombard James, teacher 142 and 205 south 5th James, dray m an 4 Quarry fjoanna, washerwoman Smith's alley John, bhipjoiner Shackamaxon John, grocer cor. Race Sc 4th St 6 1 N. 4th John, calico printer i 17 i rowne (N.L.) John, weaver Prime (Wharton's build- ings) John & Co. flour merchants s. w. cor, 12th and Ligh John, chair ma er 81 Browne (N. L.) John, Hour merchant 58 Filbert Joseph, sea captain 199 south Fourth Joseph, cabinet maker 51 Tammany Joseph, cotton manufacturer 13th cor, George fcChesnut bet. 13th & Juniper Mary, mantuamaker 494 south 2d Matthew, blac smith 74 Plumb Patrick, 85 south Front PAT PAU Patterson Fatterson, brewer 4 Quarry Robert, president of the mint of the IT. States, University of Pennsylvania 5. Ninth near High Robert M. m. d. University s. Ninth n. High ) Robert, porter back 101 north 11th Robert, carter Juniper abo*.e Locust Stephen, merchant 231 Spruce and 6! south Water Thomas, block and pumpraaker 7 Lit- tle Water and 30 Cedar Wm. mariner back 33 3 south Front Wro; grocer n. e. cor. Water and MuU berry and 2 Fran lin court Patton Abraham, clock and watchmaker 44 High Elizabeth, teacher 194 N. 3d [See Patien John, labourer Men-it's lane near 5th John, grocer 55 Catharine John, taylor 7 Callowhili st. wharf and Jones, watchmaker 44 High Margaret, widow huckster 34 Browne (N.L) Mary, shopkeeper Spruce above Eighth wife of John, Buttonvvood lane near Sixth Richard, cartel Christian near Fifth Richard, labourer Merrit's lane Thomas, Crown near Prince T. shopkeeper Moyamensing n. Wharton widow of Robert, 1 te postmaster 27 s. 3d W. labourer Locust above 13th William, 13" Cedar William, jun. accomptant 65 Cedar William, drayman Merrit's lane n. Fifth William, printer cor. Pine and Twelfth William, queen's ware store 65 Cedar 'Paul Abraham K. victualler 6th above mill dam David, carpenter 116 St. John Comegys, merchant 127 High Gabriel, merchant 2 south Third James, merchant 24 S. Wharves Sc 34 X. 5th Jane, widow Noble corner Sansom's alley Jeremiah, teacher Friends* academy south Fourth near Chesnut PAU PEA Paul Jonu, merchant 60 north Fourth Jonathan, oakcooper 217 St. John Joseph M. merchant 202 Mulberry ■ Mary, widow 60 north Fourth , boarding house 55 south Fifth William, sea captain back 15 Budd William, sen. formerly sea captain 12 Green William S. carter 4 Fetter lane and Williams, lumber merchants corner 6th and Buttonwood William A. hatter 31 Elfreith's alley laulin Joel, taylor 85 north Water I'aulus Adam, baker s. w. cor. 5th and Walnut Pawling Jesse, blacksmith 156 Sassafras Fawn Savory, bootmaker 230 south Fourth Paxson Ann, teacher 13 south Third Benjamin, accomptant 1 1 8 Cherry Charles, merchant 121 Race & 129 High and Evans, hardware merchants 10 S. 3d Isaac, ironmonger 10 south Third James, shipcarpenter Shackamaxon (K.) Joseph, carpenter Palmer near Duke Joseph, S. innkeeper 130 north Second Richard, ironmonger 245 High St 68 N. 9th Samuel, hatter 96 High Timothy, flour merchant 65 north Water and 1 58 north Front William, carpenter 37 north Third Wm. hardware merchant 1 north Ninth Paxton Sarah, widow of James, 18 Bank Pay Peter, carter 167 Lombard Payerne Francis, confectioner 83 north Third Payne Ber'd. boarding house 66 Penn John, mariner 30 Carter's alley William, carpenter 214 south Third WTm. grocer 484 north Second [See Paine Payran Stephen, hatter 157 and 324 south Front [_6ee Parran Payton John, shipwright Prime near Second Peace Joseph, gentleman 7 8 south Sixth Peacock Eber, carpenter 31 Charlotte Ralph, distiller 28 north Ninth Peake Edward, shipwright Queen n Frankford R. PEA PEC Peale Charles Wilson, proprietor of the Museum, i nquire at the Museum James, clockmarver 45 5 south Second James, portrait painter 1 3 Sansom Raphael, portrait painter 24 Powell Rembrandt, portrait painter corner Walnut and Swanwick-streets above Sixth Rubens, naturalist, Museum, State House Pealer Catharine, washerwoman James' Esther, widow of Henry, Spafford-street Tobias, labourer 276 St. John tPear Samuel, labourer Relief tPearce Charles, labourer 212 Cedar George, mariner 203 south Front John, painter, Sec. 30 lewterplatter alley John, combma^er 72 Brown Joseph, shipwright Federal above Front Ivioses, carpenter 314 north Second Robert, painter, Sec. 52 New Thomas, perfumer 133 Arch Thomas P. broker 100 Lombard widow of George, 8'J Sanson": Pearcy WTilliam, baker 20 south Water 0 \Jk:c Peirce and Pierce Pearl James, grocer Oak-st. store cor. Callowhill Thomas, grocer 45 Mead alley Pearman Sarah, shopkeeper 25 north Eighth ^Pearson Daniel, boot and shoemaker 331 High David, skindresser 282 north Eighth Elizabeth, seamstress 41 1 Race George, carpenter 3 9 south Second Isaac L. stationer 109 High Isaac, bookseller and stationer 109 High James, labourer Lombard near Sch. 2d James, merchant 248 Mulberry Mary, dry good store 17 north Seventh P. and S. storekeepers 104 north Seventh Silas, tanner, Sec. Sarah-street Thos. saddler, Sec. 138 High \_See Pierson Pearwey Abraham, whitesmith Raspberry alley Pease Margaret, widow 181 Walnut \ See Peace Pechin John, collector of taxes 138 Mulberry Peck Jeremiah, boarding house 133 north Water PEC PEM Peck Lewis, tanner 69 Budd Thomas, shipwright Brusstar's court Peck worth Catharine, washerwoman 563 S. Front John P. Baptist Minister ladies shoe store 139 south Second Peddel widow, nurse 270 south Front Peddle Joshua, oak cooper corner Pine and Front Margaret, widow 8 Elfreth's alley William A. oak cooper 63 north Water' and 9 Elfreth's alley Pedersen P. his Danish majesty's charge d'affaires and consul general s. e. cor. Filbert and Ninth Pedrick Hope, mariner Merritt's lane near Fifth Isaac, labourer Carpenter (S,) near Fourth John, shoemaker n. w. corner Locust and Juniper Samuel, blacksmith 12 Christian William, oysierman Emlen's court Peear , shipwright 19 Cedar PeelJacob, labourer 8 8 north Sixth Peert Eliza, widow Sixth above Poplar lane Peiffer Christian, grocer corner Germantown road and Second [•&i. d. 54 Callowhill Pereyra Joseph, tapermaker 73 Xew-street Perine Daniel, gentleman Marble Perk John W. merchant 40 Dock and 105 Mul- berry [See Perot Perkenpine David, skindresser, &c. ab. Popler lane John, victualler 43 Budd wife of David, 4th above Callowhill [See Fur. Perkin John, shoemaker 479 north Third John, m. d. 1-9 north Second f Perkins Amelia, washerwoman 140 Coates' Benj. wharf builder Frankford road near Queen f Diana, Whitewasher 8c scrubber 12 Arch fFranc is, porter 13- Cherry Henry, bla- ksmith 30.J north Sixth Henry, wheelwright Sarah near Queen Jacob, biickmaker cor. Filbert 8c 1 1th -James, labourer 19 1 south Fourth Maiy. widow 48 north Second Mary, back of 1,9 Cresson's alley Perlee Abraham, m. d. 159 north Third Permer Charles, forte piano maker 72 Sassafras fPernan William, labourer Stewart's alley Pernier Jonah, fruit store 164 Sassafras fPernon George, labourer Catharine near 5th (S.) Perony Charles G. fencing-master 10 south Sixth and 129 Locust Perot Elliston Sc John, merchants 41 north Water Elliston, merchant 299 High John, merchant 297 Hi^h [See Peri! Perpignan 1 eter, goldsmith, &c. 357 north third Perrey Samuel, boarding house 86 Sansom Penin William, dealer in lead 504 Sassafras Perry Charles, manner I2i) Sansom Isaac, plasterer 104 St John Pertoles vrary, storekeeper 10th near Pine Pescoa Phila, widow of Isaac 37 north Fourth Pesentir Peter, wax manufacturer corner Powell and Anne fPetapsed Jacob, waiter back 260 Lombard tPeter John, labourer 342 south Sixth I>ET PET Peterman George, flour merchant 106 Filbert Geo. & Jacob, flour merchants 389 High Jacob, flour merchant 1 1 north Twelfth i Peters Eleanor, washerwoman 14 Nicholson's c't. James S. teacher 78 north Fifth fJohn labourer Spruce near (Sen.) 5th fJohn, labourer back 63 voates' 'ohn, labourer 4th below Browne tJohn, cook back 96 Gaskill John, beefsteak and oysterhouse 20 High John, caulker 44 Christian John, boarding house 289 south Fourth Manuel, mariner 20 German Mary, widow Lombard-st. alley Mary, widow 18 Cox's alley Nicholas, grocer i 8 8 Cherry Rachel, midwife back 12 north Front Reece, turner in metals 310 Race Rees, carpeiuer corner Neble and Fourth Richard, judge of the district court of the United States, Belmont Richard, jun. attorney at law 85 Walnu- and 50 south Sixth widow of Thomas T. 205 Sassafras wife of Charles, 266 (back of) 6t. John Peterson Aaron, labourer 39 Prime A. widow 97 Queen (S.) B. shipwright 10 Margaretta tCharles, labourer Webb's alley I Daphne, cake seller 1 12 north Fifth Geo. grecer 3 S. 3d h 4 north Fifth Henry, carter back 15 Parhanvs alley- Henry, gentleman 12 Chester fHenry, carter 136 south Eighth Henry, grocer 291 High Henry, jun. grocer S. E. cor. Arch k 7th fHenry, labourer Juniper alley tjacob, hairdresser 76 Spruce Jacob, mariner Pitt below George John, flour merchant 35 Pine John, carter William cor Hopkins' court John, grain and salt store 78 S. Wharves and 35 Fine G g PET PHI Peterson John, labourer backl60 St. John fNathan, labourer Webb's alley Peter, shipwright Prime above Second Thomas, shallopman back 35 Noble-st. [See Patterson Petit Andrew, alderman 69 S. 6th office 12 S. 5tn John, i'2 Cedar Pettibone Daniel, edge tool, &c. maker 32 N. 8th Pettit Anthony, segar maker 1 17 Spruce George, shallopman 4 8 Penn Hester, nurse 74 \ ew Jonathan, bricklayer 202 north Fourth Nicholas, taylor 121 north Second Rachel, widow 30 Sassafras alley V illiam, labourer 1 89 St. John Pety Rachel, widow Tammany above Kunckle Peychiers E. widow 91 south Fourth near Pine Peyrusse Arnaud, taylor 156 south Fourth Pfaflf George, printer 6 Branch Pfeiffer George, professor of music 235 N. 2d Margaret, widow Fourth near Poplar lane widow of George, china store 235 N. 2d [See Pirfftr, Pifer and Piper Pfile John, cabinetmaker 338 N. 2d [See File Pfiaume Francis, baker 338 north Front Pheil David, silver-plater 62 Tammany Phiie Catharine, cake baker 68 Sassafras Charles, ropema^er n. w. cor. Buttonwood and Chester John, late collector 157 Mulberry Philler Andrew, bootmaker. Sec. 156 south Front Andrew, jun. boot and shoemaker 271 S. Second Phillip Abraham L. merchant 14 north Third fJohn, hairdresser 10 1 north Ninth Phillips Aaron I. druggist 208 south Sixth Peniamin I. merchant 18 Chesnut Benjamin, ship builder 25 Prime Benjamin, late storekeeper Arch n. Sch Front Edward, lastmaker 38 Strawberry -Edward P. victualler Aioyamensing below Federal PTii, pi IV Phillips E. washerwoman, Quince alley bel. V> nut Hannah, labourer 20 Hurst lenry, waterman Oak near Noble Henry, tinsmith 108 Union James, mate 160 north Water John, baker 5 Blackhorse alley John, labourer back 97 Budd John, carpenter south 3d near Catharine John, farmer Johnson's lane John, pumpmaker cor. Beach and Maiden tJohn, dealer 174 south lecond Joseph, accomptant 41 north Fourth Joseph, labourer Juniper lane I,ydia, widow circulating library 119 south Third Levy, merchant 22 north Fourth Margaret, widow nurse 8 Cox's alley Mary, widow cake baker 7 Tammany Mary, housekeeper Elmsley's alleyj liles, accomptant 88 south Third Peter, chymist 102 north Fifth Rebecca, widow of Jonas, 4 1 north 4th Rebecca, widow 7 Pine Robert, calico printer 478 north Second R. carter Race bet. Sch. 3d and 4th Samuel, coach maker Blackberry alley Sarah, shopkeeper 82 Cedar Sarah, seamstress 321 Sassafras Sophia, widow 73 Spruce Fhomas, shoemaker 70 Almond William, merchant 200 south Front William, sea captain 42 Almond William, smith 133 Cherry William, hatter 12 Carter's alley Z. attorney at law 190 Spruce Phiilipson Simon, merchant 258 Mulberry Philson Alexander, gentleman Chesnut near 1 ltk Phinney Charlotte, widow 236 north Front [See Finney, Phynney Phipps Sarah, widow 30 Mary street (S.) Thomas, late druggist 167 High Phyle Mary, widow 265 St. John PHT PIE Phynney William, mate 307 south Front [See Phinney^ Pinney^ Physick Abigail, 65 New PhilipS. m. d. professor of surgery 114 Arch Picard Peter M. late porter 266 Lombard Pickands widow of Thomas, carpenter 3 Filbert Pic V el Ann, widow 125 Cedar [See Pikel Casper, coachlamp maker 61 south Fifth Pickering John, clock maksr Wiley's alley n. Vine John, planemaker 17 Tammany Thomas, carpenter 87 Coates Thomas, waterman 302 south Fourth William, taylor 5 3 Walnut Picquet Martin, merchant 205 High Pidgeon C. innkeeper & cryer of the court Whar- ton buildings Wm. deputy sheriff 12 German widow, 12 Flfreth's alley Pierce George, gentleman 64 north Sixth John, ropemaker 36 Christian Mary, wife of John, 72 Browne (N. L.) fMurry, labourer Norman's alley below Juniper fRose. cake seller back 54 Coates & Robinson, ropemakers 8c ship chandlers Spruce street wharf Samuel, sea captain back 17 Beck's alley tWilliam, woodsawyer back 235 Vine [See Pearce Pierie £c Caner coachmakers 1 2 south Seventh George W. printer 51 High and 20 Green- leaf court James T. carver and gilder 20 Greenleaf court John, hairdresser and bleeder n. e. corner Walnut and Fourth Mary, widow 20 Greenleaf court Wm. currier 20 Greenleaf court Pierpont Robert, silkdresser Filbert above 10th tPiers Francis, porter Spafford Piesch Abraham, merchant 115 north Water Piex Robert, shoemaker -Christian near Fift! PIF TLE Pifer John, blacksmith Oak near Coates Mrs. tavern! eeper Ifc Vernon Pignolet John Peter, jewelllr 14 Franklin court Pike Marinus Willett, gilder 41 north Sixth Pile Wm. accomptant 203 S. 7th [6Ve Pylt Piles Rebecca, widow 1 64 Swanson Pilmore Joseph, minister of Episcopal society 171 south Fifth Pinchin widow of William, 326 Sassafras Pindleberry Wm. mariner 70 Penn Pine Joseph, labourer back -205 St. John Pinyard .;ohn, labourer Simmons' court Matthias, mate 270 south Front Pioley George, soap boiler back 27 George (S.J Piper Frederick, currier 370 north Second John, blacksmith 2 Elfreth's alley Samuel, oak cooper 220 Fifth near Vine [Se-e Ptfcr and Pfeiffer fPiross Abraham, sawyer Mary's alley Pister Eliza, seamstress Queen near Marlborough Mary, widow A Marlborough near Prince Pitcher Henry, shipwright Bishop Rufus, millinery and fancy store 61 Arcfc Pitman Wm T. plasterer n. 3 Blackberry alley Pkaer Aaron, grocer 390 S. Front cor. Queen Pittman widow of Ephraim, 4'i Bread street Piviger — — , widow 19 Wagner's alley Plane Jacob, carpenter 4th ab. Browne Planck ohn. oak cooper 277 north Front Plankinhorne J. late flour inspector Fifth below Christian Susan, widow Sch. 8th bet. Race & Vine Plats Dorothy, cock" Juniper alley Piatt Samuel, boot and shoemaker 312 Race Wm tavernkeeper Germantown road n. 4th Pleas George, oak cooper 17 Green George, iun. cooper 175 St. John Pleasants Charles, merchant 1 14 Mulberry Israel, president of the U. S. Insurance Company 281 Chesnut n. Ninth James, jmerchant 2 north Ninth Joseph, hardware merchant 267 Hig]* > c 2 FLE POM Pleasants widow of Samuel, 2 north Ninth Pleis Matthias, apothecary and druggist 45 1 north Second w fPlemore Charles, barber 159 Swanson Pleus Wrn. wire fender Cedar ab. 9th Fl;sh Jonas, shoemaker 212 St. John Plowman Thomas L. publisher 66 Dock Plucker John J. wheelwright Maria street Plumber , boarding house 228 High Plum Peter, ropema^er Federal above Second Plumb Anthony, yeoman Hudson's lane near 8tii Judith, widow Hudson's lane n. Eighth Margaret wife of Peter, Plume George, shoemaker 16 Pewterplatter alley Plumley Absalom, ropemaker Carpenter (S.) near Fiftli wife of George, Christian near 4th Pluncket James, copperplate printer Graff's alley Plunket Mrs. of A. Galbreth's court Pluright Lewis, coachma. cr Orange street 8c Co- lumbian avenue cor. Good water alley Plush John, sugar baker Garden street Poalk Robert, auctioneer 43 north Fourth Solomon, grocer 240 south Third Poincy Peter, jeweller 266 north Second Point John, pum maker 159 Race street Pointe James, goldsmith, &x. 17 south Second •{■Poke Alexander, woodsawyer 19 Tammany Pole Edward, late auctioneer, inm eeper Gray*s ferry road opposite U.S. arsenal Edward, jun. teacher Gray's ferry road op- posite U. S. arsenal Polick Hyim, dealer 72 north Fifth P^ley Iman, dealer 5 Ann street (N. L.) Pollin Peter, bootmaker 46 South Third Sarah, 20 Cedar Polis Mary, widow shoebinder 23 St. Mary Pollard John, shoemaker 269 south Fifth Pollock George, gentleman 172 Chesnut Jane, bonnet maker 7 3 Arch John, stonecutter and marble mantle ma- nufactory 369jjtorth 4th P&miper Charles, piano forte maker 72 Race POM l'« Pomroy Wm. L. shoemaker Fourth ab. Coates Wm. currier 3 Gray's alley Pond Samuel, watchman ^68 Sassafras Mary, widow 11 Duke £N. L.) & Wood, victualling, Sec. cellar 425 X. 2d Pons John B. hatter 79 Passyun < road Pool Edward, mariner 104 Filbert James, combmaker 87 north Sixth Wm. combmaKer ST Chester Poole Wm. tavern and ferry keeper High street wharf, north side Poor Martin, ostler 29S Vine Poore John, teacher 5 Appletree alley Pope George* printer 6 Branch street Isaac, labourer Little's court Nathaniel, bricklayer 74 north Ninth Thomas, architect, landscape gardener and engineer, Library street, dwelling Chesnut above I3fth Wm. labourer Stilihouse alley Poppal George, victualler Sc innkeeper 17S Cedar Poppe Henry, tavernkeeper s..w. cor. Vine and Crown Porter^Daniel, oak cooper 49 south Water -fJacob, labourer 149 Browne James, grocer cor. Vine and Thirteenth James M. & Henry C. Byrne, attornies at law 6 north 5 th Jehu, sea captain *8 Parham's alley John. m. d. prothonotary 16: Walnut, o'nee State House \ John Sc Son, brushmakers S5 north Third John, brushmaker 2 Fromberger's court k 35 north Third Jonathan, tavernkeeper 76 north Water Margaret, boarding house $5 south 2d Matthias, labourer 79 north Sixth t Robert, labourer Lyndall's alley n. 13th Samuel, smith Prospect alley jSamuel, carter Lombard above Ninth Walter R. taylor 78 Lombard , labourer 1 84 St. John Porterheld Moses, painter, &c. cor. Penn & Cedar FOS POU Porterfield Rachel, widow 122 Cedar f Posey Samuel, sweep 95 Passyunk Posstens Mary, boarding house 8 north Third Pote Henry, fisherman Queen near Bishop Matthias Wood near Queen Maria, widow Wood near Queen Petei, fisherman Queen near Bishop Peter, jun. fisherman Wood near Queen Poth Conrad* tallowchandler 178 St. John Poller Thomas N. merchant ,,9] south Second Potter Andrew, dry good sto?*e 5 north Second John, merchant 6 south Front Joseph, wharf builder 5 Kunckle street Joseph, mariner wede's alley . Richard C. merchant 4 north Third Samuel & Wm. Page, merchants 3 J Ches- nut TV m. W. bookbinder Carter's alley and 83 Union Potts Benedict 1). m. d. 113 north Fifth George C pastor of the fourth Presbyteria* church, 6 Locust ab. 8th James, iron store n. w. cor. 3d and Arch James, oa - cooper, 63 north Water John, cord wainer back 63 Queen (S.) John, shoema er back 41 Beck's alley Joseph, merchant 102 Arch J. S. 8c W. A. Peddle, coopers and gaugers 63 north Water Margaret, storekeeper 92 north Fourth Mary, widow of Joseph, 102 Arch Nathan R. attorney at law 1 13 north Fifth Phineas, accomptant 38 north 6th Samuel, accomptant 17 Julianna Samuel, lumber merchant 47 Wood(N. L.) Samuel, gentleman 343 High Stacy K. merchant 9 north Second Stacy, jun. shoe store 209 High Susan, storekeeper 42 south 4th Pouble Peter, confectioner 141 south Second Pouison Ann, boarding house 210 south Seventh Charles A. printer 106 Chesnut George, bricklayer 213 south Seventh John, printer 172 south Front POU PO¥ Poulson John, bricklayer 245 south Seventh Zachariah, publisher of the American Daily Advertiser 106 Chesnut Poultney Catharine, widow 3 Strawberry James, ironmonger cor. 7th and Spruce John, balance weigher Walnut st. wharf and -19 south Front Pounder Jonathan, bookseller 134 north Fourth Poupon Augustine, jeweller 79 Race Powell Abraham, labourer Federal near 2d Ann, widow 29 i south 3d Benjamin, labourer 163 Green Benjamin, grocer 144 south Eighth Davis, carpenter 10 Pleasant avenue Elizabeth, gentlewoman 205 -r Chesnut n.- Seventh Geo. carpenter 8 Bedford (M.) near 7th John, stablekeeper 86 south Eleventh John Hare, gentleman 108 south Eighth John, labourer High west of Permanent Bridge John, bricklayer 252 Lombard John, cooper High west Permanent bridge Joseph, wheelwright Germantown road n. Front Joseph, carpenter 6 Knights' court Martha, tea store, 1 5 south Third Martin, labourer 298 Vine 8c M'Intosh, grocers cor. Callowhill and Washington Peter, labourer Spruce bet. Sch. 5th Sc 6th P. wheelwright Germantown R. n. Front R. layer out of the dead back 36 north 3d Samuel, carpenter Shackamaxon (K.) Wm. wheelwright Germantown R. n. Front William, lumber yard 375 High dwelling 101 north Seventh widow of Andrew, 353 south Front Power William, mariner 5 Burd's alley (S.) Powers Sarah, widow Perm (K.) Stephen, saddler 247 south Front Powis James, painter, &c. 3 Patton's court °nylin Sarah, seamstress Kugler's court POY PRE Poyner Francis, accomptant Fitzwalter near Pas- syunk road Poynteii Widow of William, 191 Spruce William, gentleman 1 15 south Fourth Pradler Margaret, washerwoman Queen n. Cherry Pi ady John, sea captain Washington ab. Callowhill Prager Mark, merchant 1 Liitie' George cor. 6th Prahl Edward, chairmaker 64 north Sixth Samuel, blacksmith Rachel-st. widow of Lewis, Rachel-st. c PrealL Praoge Mary, 11 Cedar Pratt Henry, merchant Pratt's place Henry, merchant 95 north wharves and 112 north t ront Isaac, cabinet maker 90 Christian James, tobacconist 128 Cedar John, cabinet maker 36 German J. D. merchant 95 north Water k 119 north Front k Kintzing, merchants 95 north Water Thomas, mariner back 64 Catharine Thomas, merchant 58 south Eleventh and 48 south wharves tPrattis David, woodsawver Cherry ab*«ve 1 Kh Pray John, victualler 50 Charlotte Samuel, blacksmith Rachel-st. Preall John, shoemaker 26 Oak (S.) Sarah, widow boarding house 1 1 Pear-si, Preamer Ludwick, labourer 336 north Third Premir John B. grocer cor. Lombard and Sixth Prentice Benj. stable keeper cor. Sth k Locust XJaleb, stable keeper cor. Locust and 8th Nathaniel ->. merchant 31 south Fourth Sc Summerville, founder:- Upper ferry R. Prentzel Charles S. bakor 100 north Seventh Preston John, painter, Stc. 120 Swanson John, shoemaker Spafford-st. Richard, weaver 25 ^ south Fifth Williom, livery stable 7 Quar Win. jim. boat builder 51 Artillery lane William, formerly boat builder 5 1 Artille- ry lane Preswick Elizabeth, shopkeeper 159 Cedar PRE PRI Prettyman Cornelius, carpenter 16Passyunk P revost Andrew M. tobacconist 59 south From, dwelling 74 ^wanson Andrew, grocer 340 High £c Co. merchants 125 High Henry, merchant "4 Swanson L. Sc A. At. tobacconists 59 south Front Lewis, jun. merchant 125 High fR. washerwoman Plumb alley Price Abijah, dep. keep, of prison 162 Cherry Cath widow of Peter. Laliowhill above 10th Chandler, merchant 95 south Front, counting house 41 Dot David, sea captain Barnard's court Eliza, widow boarding house 270 High Elizabeth, widow 9- Pine E. lumber merchant ^iigh west of Perma- nent Brigde Fredk. carpenter back 297 Callowhill Sc Gaws, tanners back 5 1 1 north Front George, printer back. 134 Callowhill Jane, milliner 6 5 Mulberry John, mariner 28 Little Water John, carter Ridge road John, 96 north i hird John, rigger 200 south Water John M. merchant 143 High John, pulveriser of medicine 4 New Market John mariner 5 Parham's alley Joseph, hatter 79 High Joseph, tanner 420 north Front Joshua, skin dresser 3d bel. Germantown R. Mary, widow Shad amaxon (K..) Matthias, blackball maker n. 355 Callowhill Philip, jun. clo k and watchmaker 31 S. 4th Rebecca, widow 33 north Eighth Rebecca, 78 Crown Richard, 195 south Fourth Robert, accomptant High w. of Cent Square Sarah, widow tayloress 75 north Sixth Sarah, widow Penn (K..) Sarah, widow shopkeeper 34 south Third 5eth? dep. keeper of prison 99 Crown PRI PRO Price Spencer, grocer 2d bel. Germantown road Thomas, broker Queen below Second widow of Jacob, 166 Swanson William, pilot China-st. near Second tWilliam, labourer Small near Sixth t William, labourer Bradford's alley Wm. m d. Pennsylvania Hospital William, A. late grocer J41 south Fourth Prichett Thomas, late cooper Eighth n. Cedar Thomas and John, merchants 4 1 south Water and 98 south Eighth widow, 239 Spruce W illiam, carter n. Wharton William, currier 127Chesnut William, gentleman 98 south Eighth "U illiam P. shipjoiner dwelling and shop near corner of i>each and Tenn Priest Elizabeth, seamstress -83 south Third Emanuel, caulker Federal near Front Levi, con.bmaker 36 Pas^yun'v Thomas, woodsawyer Rose alley ab. Green Priestman W illiam, merchant cor. 9th and High Primer Jacob, carpenter 124 Shippen Primmer Mary, widow 156 Lombard Primrose John, saddler and harness maker 316 Hiuh Vailot, saddler, Sec. 308 High tPrince Henry, labourer Mark's lane Isaac, late com. mercht. south 10th near Chesnut Prine Daniel, taylor 66 north Eighth Pringle Elizabeth, widow 208 Pine John, stone cutter Chesnut above Tenth jPrite Benjamin, carter Say bet. Sen. 7 th and 8th Probasco Henry, justice of the xeace o7 Coates* Martha, widow 481 north Second Probst George, sugar ba-er 15 Shippen fProgdon Henry, coachman 180 north Eighth Promise Wm. jeweller 98 north Third Pronk John, m. d. 169 Pine Propcrt John, farmer Johnson's lane Proudfoot R. teacher Queen near Marlborough into — ?\l Proudler Margt. widow Queen near Cherry Prudot L. upholsterer 75 south Front Pryor Edmund, druggist, &c. qjj^Torth Fri George, carpenter 160 south Nituh^ Josiah, currier 168 southTWnT^^I* Jos. grocer 56 n. Water & 26 Elfretffte a'y M. and M. gentlewomen 47 Union Norton, gentleman 117 Mulberry Norton, jun. gentleman 47 Union Richard, hatter 4 north Front Thos. W. merchant 373 north Front Pugh Catharine, widow 55 Spruce Eli R. back 126 north Fifth . Henry, enquire 72 south Eighth Jesse, cabinet maker 64 north Eighth Puglia J as. Ph. sworn interpreter of foreign lan- guages and health officer, 158 south Third Puley George, soapboiler Small alley Pullen Philip, type founder Bonsal-st Robt. treas. of New Theatre 132 S. Sixth Pullinger Collin, sea captain 247 south front Pummeroy David, baker 121 Budd Elizabeth, nurse 368 north Third Purchey John, labourer Greenwich-st. Purdon John, shopkeeper and city commissioner 122 south Front John, jun. attorney at law 191 Chesnut Purdy George, carpenter 32 1 Callowhill Purfil Mrs. of John, Queen near Frankford road Purnel William, m. d. 217 Walnut 1 Pursue Aaron, carter back 8 Coomb's alley Purves Alexander, merchant 22 south Second William, mariner Elmslie's alley William, hatter 19 Cresson's alley Purvin James, grocer s. w. cor. German and 4th Pusey William, hatter 37 New Market Puzie, widow 293 Spruce Pettibone Daniel, architect s. w. cor. Centre Sq. Pybus John, shoemaker, wire coverer, and cotton ball manufacturer 153 north Second Pyle Joseph, dry good store 42 N. Second, dwelling 69 Wood 5 H h -QUI Pyle Thomas, Goddard's alley ^Iartha, tavjaress 99 Cherry [Sc e Pile Quacco Francis, shaliopman 188 Lombard Quad John, barber 109 Pine Quail Eliza, widow 14 Queen (S.) tQuan Simeon, shoemaker Middle alley Quandale Lewis, clock and watchma. 69 Chesfcut Quandril Jane, widow Peters' alley Jane, widow Fourth above Browne Quandrill Charles, sea captain 248 Spruce Quanton Peter, shoemaker 139 Lombard Queen Allen, shoemaker Relief alley James, merchant taylor 53 south Third Thomas, jun. distiller 388 High above 12th and 22 Fitzwalter Quesnet B. professor of dancing, Library-st. and 47 north Sixth Quest Elizabeth, widow 244 S. John Quick , labourer Crown near Queen Quicksal Joseph, farmer Queen near Hanover Quig John, accomptant back 3 Blackberry alley Robert, accomptant s. w. corner Ninth and Walnut Quigley James, sandman back 12 Spruce Mary? shopkeeper ?*!ary-st. Quin Allen, shoemaker Relief- st. Andrew, hairdresser 63 Walnut Barnet, accomptant Prime above Front Daniel, rectifying distillery 183 south Fourth Emanuel, stonecutter -91 Mulberry Felix, weaver Cedar above Tenth James, late livery man 6 Trusty's court Patrick, grocer 18 Filbert Quinlen Maurice, taylor 148 north Front Quinlin Mark, pilot 17 Beck's alley William, hatter Lily alley Quinter Thomas, labourer F'eeg near Front Thomas, labourer Oak below Noble Quirk Margaret, widow seamstress 63 Union RAB RAM Karjohx John, taylor 229 St. John Rabsom Henry, shoemaker 38 charlotte Mary, widow 205 Mulberry Radford Eliza, widow back 67 Christian Rafitld John, accomptant 5 Farmer's alley ' k [See Ray f eld Rafile Joseph, tobacconist 104 Christian Ragen James, morocco dresser S. Fifth n. Queen Raguet Condy, merchant Bickley's wharf and 308 Chesnut Rain Eve, gentlewoman 62 New Thos! chair maker Kunckle bel. Callowhil.l Rainey Harjalte, waiter 24 Stamper's alley Haivly John, baker Pearson's court Rakestraw Joseph, printer and bookseller 25 8 N. Third and 101 St. John Sarah, widow 190 north Fifth Ralston A. labourer Baker-st. Hervev, labourer Hazel alley near Spruce & Johns, grocers corner 5th and Shippen Joseph, carpenter Burd's cou"t Matthew C merchant 103 south Front Robert, merchant 189 Mulberry, counting house 103 south Front Robert, jun. accomptant Swede's alley William, grocer s. w. cor. 5th & Shippen Ramage Adam, printer's joiner and cabinetmaker Library-st n. 4th and Elizabeth n. 6th Amor, plasterer 1 1 Pennsylvania Emily, schoolmistress 11 Penns. avenue Rambo Ann, widow 280 Mulberry David, shoemaker Christian near Third Peter, shipwright Hanover near Bedford Hannah, widow of Daniel, 43 Green Ramee Joseph, x. e cor. Chesnut and Tenth Ramos David, dealer 3 Appletree alley Ramp William, stone cutter bark 130 north 11th Ramsay Alexander, carpenter and city commis- sioner, Ninth above Race and Raspber- ry lane Ann, wife of , 500 south Fourth Beni. and Isaac, feed store 444 Race RAM RAY Ramsay Thomas, shoemaker Queen near Bishop Ramsey Christopher, labourer Wright's alley Rand B. H. professor of pennmanship 34 south 6th Randall Joseph, carpenter 103 south Ninth Josiah, attorney at law and clerk of the mayor's court, office east wing of the state house Matthew, merchandize and ship broker 6 1 Chesnut f Robert, carpenter 1 6 Artillery lane '[See Rundle Randies John, shoemaker 15 Well's row Randolph Edw. gentleman 126 north Second Edw. jun. merchant 239 High and 88 Vine George F. merchant 153 Higli and 20 south Seventh & Madeira, merchants 239 High Richard, merchant 126 north Second t Joseph, painter, &c. Blackberry alley h. Spruce and Spruce ab. Eighth Rang John, grocer 165 Vine Ranken Alexander, cordwainer 257 south Second George, shoemaker 1 06 north Eighth George 8c Son, cabinetmakers 129 Wal- nut and 62 north Fifth Hugh, grocer corner Seventh and Race William, cabinetmaker 25 Prune Rankin Davis, shipwright 563 south Front Sarah, widow teacher 27 Coombs' alley Ranten James, merchant 127 High Raphun C. baker Grissel's alley Raphune Catharine, grocer High n. Centre sq. John, taylor 256 south Fourth Rasch Anthony, silversmith 1 18 High Raser A. widow 94 Sassafras Matthias, printer 94 Sassafras Thomas M. teacher 78 no th Fifth and 94 Sassafras Rasinger Adam, umbrella maker 367 north 2d Ratsheller A. black & whitesmith 360 north Third Raurer John, labourer Wood near Queen Ravesies Frederick, merchant, 229 High and Mul- berry court RAW HE A Rawl Benjamin, shipwright 32 Budcl Rawle Elizabeth, boarding house le3 south Fifth Samuel B. merchant 208 Sansom and 57 north Front William, counsellor at law, office 116 and dwelling 1 12 south Third William, jun. attorney at law 116 s. Third Ra worth Mary, teacher 81 Penn Ray Agnes, widow storekeeper 3S0 south Second Andrew, tavern and grocer 168 Swanson Ann, widow Cooper's court Ann, seamstress Read's alley David, merchant 137 s. Water St 1 64 s. Front David, tanner back 15 Charlotte David and Moses, 137 south Water James, attorney at law 28 Vine .*ane, widow 359 south Front Jonathan, hatter George above Eleventh Joseph, labourer Sch. 2d bet. Sassafras & Vine M. A. shopkeeper \l2 north Third Moses & Co merchants 294 High Nathaniel, sea captain 33 Noble Thomas, labourer Sch. Front bet. Arch St Race Thomas, sea captain 15 Queen (S.) William, hairdresser corner St. John and Pop- lar lane and 16 Browne Raybold Joshua, constable 49 Fitzwalter Thos. starchfactoiy Arch n. Sch. Front Rayburn John, tay lor back 19 Queen (S.) Ray field Wra.J. marine inn 5 s. Water [See Rafield fRayman Andrew, barber Webb's alley Raymer John, ostler Poplar lane ab. Second Raymond Nathan, oysterman 218 north Third Razer George, teacher Whitehall st. near Front Rea Alexander, umbrella maker 38 south Third David, wheelwright Frankford road n. Otter John, upholsterer 1 5 3 Chesnut [•-'«■ Pay Jl raw Reabm Philip, ladies' shoemaker 50 German Read Eliza, widow 21 '5 Lombard II. grocer Poplar lane ab. 3d [See Peed, Peid Henry, grocer Foplar lane above Second James, merchant I North alley corner Fifth h h 2 fiEA RED Head John, jun. attorney at law 176 Chesnut John, brewer 202 Shippen John, umbrella maker 79 south Second Peter, painter, &c 64 Sassafras Robert, shoemaker 328 south Front Samuel, dry good store 45 north Second wife of John, 289 south Front YVm. merchant 15 Sansom William L. saddler 268 north Second Ready John, tinplate worker Tammany bel. 4th Reakaft John, grocer 439 north Second Reali John, labourer Fourth below George (N. L.) Samuel, accompiant 8 Callowhill [Ste Reel Reanhard Elizabeth, widow 97 Cherry Reap Bernard, shoemaker 105 Budd Israel, carter Tenth above Race John, shoemaker Kensington John, shoemaker Crown n. Frankford road Joseph, innkeeper and baker s. e. corner of Thirteenth and Sassafras Philip, carpenter Budd above Poplar lane Sarah, widow Tenth above Race Reardon Richard, sea captain 402 north Second tReason Samuel, labourer back 450 Race Reat Catharine, widow Trotter's alley Reaver Kezia, teacher Queen near Bishop Rechel Jacob, sv.garboiler 5 Crown Rechli Joseph, pastry cook 43 south 2d Recker John, shoemaker 1 10 Green Reck how Isaac, cabinetmaker 9 Hauses's court Reckitt Joseph, inspector of lumber 194 north 5th [See Rickitt Reckles Anthony, labourer carpenter near Fifth Reddick M. widow 89 Shippen Reddon James, labourer 174 Cedar Redhair Martin, shoemaker Laurence ab. Wood Redick Jane, widow back 134 south Eighth Reding Fanny, widow Pine near Tenth Redinger Eliza, shopkeeper 144 Browne (N. L.) Redman James, teacher corner Tenth and George James, teacher Sch. Front bet. Arch and High John Evans, merchant 5 6 north Frpnt John, bricklayer 1 1 Small UED IllLK Redman M. shopkeeper 28 south Fourth Rebecca, 185 Walnut (Sansom's row) Thomas, jun. merchant 28 south Fourth Thomas, m. d. 188 Chesnut Redstreke John, cabinetmaker 54 Dock and 66 Union tReece , labourer Hopkins' court Reed Adam, baker back 341 (allowhill Alexander, grocer corner Race and Third Ann, washerwoman back 92 Gaskill Ann, widow 194 Cherry Charles, nailer Charles Frederick, watchmaker 150 High & 15 n. 5th George, t&ylor 337 south FVont cor. Almond Isaac, merchant 138 north Front John, merchant 303 Sassafras John, weaver Sassafras near Sch. Seventh John, tanner 149 Vine . Joseph, counsellor at law and recorder for the city of Philadelphia 158 Walnut Joseph, labourer 2 1 Wagner's alley Michael & Co. storekeepers 232 north 2d Moses, grocer 326 Vine and s. e. cor. Vine and Ninth tPeter, labourer back 137 Plumb Rebecca, widow mantuamaker 302 Race fReuben, plasterer 42 Small Richard, sea captain Second below Federal Samuel, teacher 5 Zane street Samuel, grocer jk. e. cor. Sassafras 8c Third wife of Jonathan, Crown near Frankford Wm. taylor 68 s. Water and 69 south Front Reeder Charles, carpenter above 447 north Front rteedle Catharine, widow 67 Cherry Reel Jacob, Frankford road near Queen John, smith Frankford road near Queen jRees Elizabeth, labourer Jones' alley George, victualler Wood ab. 8th Sc Garden st. George, toll collector Sch. permanent bridge George^jun. furrier 15 north Third Henry, blacksmith Randolph's court Henry, taylor 75 north Fourth [See Reyt, Rhces and Reins \ RK£ REI Rees John, grocer &c 115 Sassafras John, mercer and taylor 78 Mulberry Margaret, widow seamstress 464 north Jd Martin, stable;' eeper 23 Prune Mary, widow 35 Plumb widow of Valentine, victualler 72 south Sth William, carter s. w. corner Wood and Sth Reese Adam, shoemaker 181 north Front Bernard, merchant 104 north Second D. E. teacher 90 Crown George, boot and shoemaker 276 south 2d jHenry, labourer Rose Jacob, merchant 203 High 8c 42 north 5th Jacob, cedar cooper 77 Race \_See Rea* and Rice Reess Samuel, bricklayer Currant alley n. Watout Reeves , 59 Shippen A. tavernkeeper 9 north Front Benjamin, grocer s. w. corner Arch & 2d Daniel, ccrdwainer 1 15 noith Sixth _ F.Iiz. widow of Stephen 246 north Front Fnos, shoemaker 291 Mulberry James, labourer 18 Pewterplatter alley Thomas, jun. grccer n. w. cor. 2d Sc Arch William, block and pumpmaker 234 s. cth & Woodward, grocers s. w. cor. Arch & 2d Reford Elizabeth, storekeeper 24 south Third Regan John, carter Thirteenth above Filbert Regin Ann, midwife 15 Ann (N. L.) Hegins John, mariner 168 St. John Regions Margaret, widow 490 noith Second Regies Anthony, labourer Carpenter (S.) n. Fifth Regnaud A- broker 139 south Fifth & 31 Prune Regnault Francis, jun. paper hanger 23 Vernon Franc's, paper hanger Lombard Rego John, trader 485 south Front Rthn Caspar, merchant 283 High and 62 Zane George, brewer 3r5 south ront John, brewer 363 south Front Reibsam John, grocer 290 N ?d &; \4 Noble (S.) and Wiley, grocers 290 north Second Rtid Adam, grocer 320 s. 2d [Sea Read & Reed Catharine, teacher 101 Vine REl REM Reid and Croasdill, merchants 160 High 8c l±s.4th Edward, labourer Sch. Seventh bet. Area 8c Cherry- George, webbing factory 6 Gray's alley and dwelling 14 Carter's alley John, merchant 160 High Fhilip, innkeeper 121 Vine Reifsnyder Mary, flour store cor. 4th and Branch Reiley Philip, bottler 108 north Water Wm. silverplater Hoffman's alley Reilly Bernard, grocer and bottler Broad bel.HigH Boyd, coachmaker Hamilton village James, shoemaker 269 south Fourth John, carter Mark's lane John, tavern and grocer 150 Swanson Paul, grocer 40 north Seventh Philip, gentleman 50 Penn Thomas, merchant 22 south Front Thomas, sea captain 4 Franklin row south Ninth [.See Reilly Reily Henry, smith 1 8 Sugar alley Reinboth Frederick, sexton 1 40 north FiftK Reinchart John E. blacksmith 25 Little Water Reineck Lewis, biscuit baker 9 Penn Reinhard C wheelwright Tidmash street ab. 9th Reinhart G. V. coach painter 158 Vine and 86 Crown John, blacksmith back 4 1 Beck's alley Reinholdt Mary, widow 8S north Fifth Reiter John, glover 237 north Second, residence Walker's court Relf Ann, widow gentlewoman 15 1 south Fifth Samuel, editor of the Philadelphia Gazette, office 68 Dock, dwelling 72 south Third Rementer Peter carpenter Passyunk near Prime Remer Sarah, Shackamaxon (K.) Remey John, shoemaker 26 Poplar Remick Enoch, mastmaker 91 Swanson Remington C lumber merchant 192 Vine and 194 north Sixth C. 8c J. lumber merchants 192 Vine Sc 195 north Sixth Eliza, widow 37 Christian REM RKY Remington Isaac, ?ea captain 46 Shipp Job B. lumber merchant 69 Crown Remshardt Frederick, baker Sixth bel. Poplar Jane Renguenet Don Bartol. Spanish consul Chesnut near Tenth Rennal Michael, taylor 192 Callowhill Renodt Peter, broker 127 Spruce Renourd , back 9 Vernon Renowd John, jeweller 42 Gaskill Rens George, blacksmith Beach near Maiden , Renshaw Ann, widow 90 Union Francis, broker dwelling 41 Dock Mary, widow 4 66 north Second Richard, justice of the peace and notary public 302 south Second William, (mansion house hotel) s. e. cor. Pligh and Eleventh Rer.simer Christian, carter -Marlborough n. Priuce ^ei amin, labourer 13 Parham's alley Repshear .Jacob, drayman 435 north 4th n. Poplar Repsher Bernard. !-kinc:resser Apple Leonard, drayman George (N. L.) ab. 3d wife of Leonard, Steinmetz' court (N. L.) wife of peeph, Steinmetz' court (N. L.) Resinger Adam, turner and umbrelia maker 357 north Second Reteson Eliza, widow Crown n. Frankford road Rettew John H. surgeons' instrumentmaker Sch. Fifth near Chesnut Retzer Henry, carpenter 350 north Third Reu Israel, labourer Lily ailey below Green John, caulker 435 south Front Revell George, shipwright Mo\ amensingn. Prime John, carter 22 Charlotte street [jBceBiw Reven Elizabeth, I Schively's alley Rever Mary, seamstress 14 Cresson's alley Rey Hugh, plumber 26 Carter's alley Reynolds and Adgate, grocers 2 1 south Third Benjamin, cooper, guager, and head in- spector of salt provisions 13 N. W 10 north wharves Elias, carpenter and grocer 361 and 363 north Fourth Elizabeth, mantuamaker 19 Strawberry UFA RIB Reynolds Elizabeth, widow boarding house 1 1 I Franklin court Enoch, accomptant U. S. Arsenal Francis, accomptant ilJ9 south Seventh George, carter 6th below Fitzwalter James, taylor 298 south Front John, attorney at law Adkinson's and Stoke's court John B. copperplate printer 8 Cherry John N. sea captain 253 Vine Jos. grocer 21 S. 3d and 20 New Market Margaret, dry good store 52 Borth 4th Peter, bricklayer n. e. corner German and Passyunk road Samuel, merchant taylor 48 south Third Simeon, teacher 1 12 north Third Thomas, labourer Aspin's alley (Sch.) Rex Charles, labourer 163 Coates'-st. George, tavemkeeper 271 Vine William, carter back 121 north Fourth Rheem Jacob, flour merchant 373 High and No. 1 north Tenth-st. Rhees Ann, widow Loxley's court Geo. \V. Loxley's court [See Bees Rhevidorn Michael, shoemaker 101 south Second Uhoades Clarissa, widow 302 south Third jRhoads David, labourer Sch. 7th between Race Sc Cherry Hannah, widow 2 Brewer's alley Henry, labourer Sch. Water ab. Lombard J. and D. lumber merchants High near Permanent bridge and near Sch. 6th John, carpenter cor. Crown Sc Callowhill John, labourer Sch. Water-st. ab. Cedar Mary, widow 2 Laurel-st. (C.) Mary, seamstress 27 Wood(N. L.) Nicholas, labourer 106 Green Rhodes Joseph, grocer Sc flour merchant 304 High Roads Daniel J. lumber merchant High n. Sch. 6th Joseph, lumber merchant High n. Sch. 6th Rhodenwalter Hester, widow Passyunk n. Prime Rhume Henry, baker 447 south Front Riblet Piere, confectioner 15 Spruce BIC R1C Rice Ann, widow schoolmistress 53 Almond and Byrne, grocers George above Tenth Edward, carter Bushhill Edward, back 1 1 8 north Third Frederick, sugar baker Sixth ab. Camacst. John, innkeeper 416 north Second John, shoemaker Cailowhill above Tenth John, fisherman Queen near Bishop John, confectioner 96 north Third Jos. blacksmith Old York R. shopab. Noble Josiah, wheelwright Frankford \\. ab. Queen Maria, seamstress Cedar near Seventh Robert, grocer High near Centre Square Samuel, taylor 76 Lombard William, carter « 65 Coates' William, waiter Pink alLey William, drayman 41 Bi-own-st. (X. h.] William, carter 186 Gal low hill Richardett Samuel, jun. sea captain 9 Lombard Richards A. blacksmith 17 Fayette A. baker Germantown ab. first gate t Absalom, labourer 141 Cherry Adam, ropema: er Shackamaxon (K. Ann, starch vender 4 Oak (N. L.) Ann, teacher 44 Crown Arell, blacksmith Pearson's court Augustus G. storekeeper 1 60 Race B. T. dealer in old clothes 158 S. 2d Benjamin, grocer 125 High Catharine, tavernkeeper 57 south Water Charles, iron merchant 161 N. Second, dwelling 42 New Market David, labourer Queen near Fifth Eleanor, widow 123 north Fifth George, minister Universalist Society, teacher school 84 S. 4th & 204 N. 6th Jesse, grocer 134|. High John, labourer Rose alley below Coates' John, milkman Lombard bet. Sch. 7th and Eighth John, labourer Hickory lane John, jun. currier 8 Dock 8c 223 Spruce John, shoemaker 118 German me — kic Richards Joseph., manufacturer of white and red lead Race n. Sch. dwelling 162 south Fourth Joseph, waterman Carpenter (S.) n. 4th Mark, iron merchant 130 N. 3d and 81 Race Mary, widow 1 10 Lombard Rachael, widow 206 north Front Richard, bootmaker 5th near Queen Samuel, cabinet maker 1 Little Pine Samuel, gold and silversmith 136 south Front and lime house 3 Dock Samuel, iron merchant 1 1 1 N. Water and 250 Arch Sarah, nurse bac -: 85 south Third Thomas, merchant 151 is . 3d and corner Vine and hird Thomas, tooth brush maker 4 Elizabeth White, white lead maker Pine between Sch. Seventh and ighth William H. accomptant \2 \\ Fifth William, carpenter tewarf s court William, grocer i26 High Richardson B. carter Ohio near Twelfth Catharine, milk woman Marlborough near Prince Charles, waterman 45 Mead alley K. labourer 375 south Front Eliza, seamstress Catharine back 261 George, 7 Laurel court J. ropema er - rankford R. n. Queen John C accomptant 15 I owell John, mariner ^7 Meade alley John, bookseller :;37 High tJohn. woodsawyer Shippen near 7th Jonath. carpenter Juniper bel. Chesnut Joseph, assayer in the mint 359 :iigh Nathaniel, late ironmonger 35 v High Richard, carpenter 197 north Front P.oss> brushmaker 10 leasant avenue Thomas, shipwright Federal near 2d Thomas, labourer Biddle's alley widow, mill woman Marlborough Ii sue — ric Richardson Wm. umbrella maker 31 south Third' Wm. carpenter Gaskill above 4th Rich John S. boarding house 79 Gallowhill George, grocer s. e. cor. of 3d & Poplar Henry, gunsmith Poplar lane ab. St. John widow of Peter, Wattman's alley Richerdet Samuel, beef steak and oyster house 30 Walnut Richie William, tanner 53 north Fourth Kichli Joseph, confectioner 43 south Second Richman Isaac labourer Oak(N. L.) John, gilder and farmer 78 north Front and 5 Appletree alley Mary, widow seamstress 8 Wayner's a'y Richmond Eli, carter 23 t allowhill Eliza, s. w corner Centre Square Eliz. mangier corner Pine and Tenth Isaac, innkeeper 9 north Front Isaac, carpenter 2-3 Cherry + Peter, hatter 41 1 north Fourth William, carter 12 Margaretta Wm. innkeeper cor. Palmer Sc Prince t Thomas, labourer s. w. cor. Spruce Sc Sch. Sixth Richner Henry, morocco dresser Queen n. Bishop Ricnter Charles, hairdresser 54 Green Charles, grocer 399 north Front Rickard Catharine, widow 262 north J hird Leonard, painter and glazier 31 Noble-sL Rickards Job, mariner back 12T Green Ric erds Leonard, painter &c. 400 north 2d fRukets Cato, woodr-awyer 18 Knuckle Ricketts H. shallopman Rose alley near Brov/n Henry, drayman 17 Appletree alley John, wheelwright s. w. cor. Sch. 8th Sc Race Joseph, labourer back 194 north Fifth Rickey Martha, widow 266 south Third Samuel, gentleman 6 north Eighth Rickie William, shipwright 16 Queen (S.) Rickitt Jacob, manager of prison 310 south 2d Rickstine John, tanner 5th above Buttonwood Rickmam Deborah, wife of Richard tayloress 50 Brewer's alley lira — i Riebsatn John, grocer 290 N. 2d and 14 Noble Ridabock P. blacksmith & tavernkeeper 14 S. 5tU Riddit widow of Peter, mariner 46 Penn Riddle James, bookbinder Lombard above Ninth John, drayman 126 Queen (S.) John, shoemaker back 149 Green Samuel, boot Sc shoemaker 72 north Front wife of J. 11 Pine alley Wm baker 3^3 south 2d [See Reedle Rider Christian, labourer Lombard near Sen. Silvanus, mariner 82 south Water Ridgway Asa, bricklayer 61 north Tenth Sc Balch, merchants 25 south Wharves & Evans, lumber merchants th ab. Race E. Sc E. bonnet makers 9 Strawberry Jacob, jun. flour merchant 289 Sassafras & Water near Arch Jacob, merchant 160 north Front John, bricklayer 76 north Ninth John, jun. merchant 90 south Front Joseph, merchant taylor 57 north 2d Joseph F. merchant 25 south Water Rebecca, mantuanutker 37 Mulberry Thomas S. lumber merchant 273 Sassafras Rieily Philip, labourer 108 north Water Rieilly Thomas, sea captain 4 Franklin row Riesch Henry, grocer n. w. cor. 2d and Race Riever John, baker 68 Catharine Riffert Ursula, innkeeper 133 Race Riffett widow, seamstress Shackamaxon Riffetts Rebecca, boarding house 181 Mulberry Rifford Jacob, victualler James-street John, shipwright Crusstai 's court eter, labourer Jamvs-street Rigby Agnes, seamstress 9 Pewterplatter alley Catharine, widow 122 north Front Henry, cabinetmaker 122 north Front Joseph, gentleman 124 north Front Rigden Christiana, milliner 205 south Second Rigg 'r.ne;, widow boarding house 38 south 4th Rig;';ens Ls'.itia, seamstress 185 St. John Riggins William, labourer 54 New Market ;ihter George, iivery stable back 171 High dwelling 20 Appletree alley IUG It IN Righter George, wheelwright Small alley Rightley John, oakcooper back 308 north Second Rigler Elizabeth, widow 3 Lawrence near Vine H. late victualler corner Race and Broad Henry, carpenter Juniper near Vine John, victualler Juniper near Cherry Stephen, victualler Frankford R. near Mary/ Rignault Clare F. paperhangey 218 Lombard Francis, paperhanger 10 Vernon-st. Rihl Henry, carpenter Marlborough near Prince Henry, sea captain 59 Queen (S.) Jacob, carpenter 501 north Third Mary, boarding house 40 Queen (S.) Richard, boatbuilder 40 Queen (S.) Richard, carpenter Marlborough-street Sarah, widow Frankford near iSanover [See Reel, RiehU Riley Ann, shopkeeper 269 south Fourth Boyd, coachmaker Hamilton village Charles, chairmaker 310 S. Front and Ger- man near Third Edward, gunmaker 28 south Third James, carter Little Pine John, silverplater Hoffman's alley John, sea captain 40 south Sixth John, wine and liquor store 1 1 south Second Joseph S. currier 2 1 6 N. 4th Sc 171 N. 3d tPhillis, washerwoman 316 south Third Sarah, bonnetmaker 1 1 Strawberry Thomas, taylor 35 Cedar Thomas, taylor 231 south Third William, glue and cowskin manufacturer N. \V. corner 8th and Callowhill Wm. silverplater 86 N. 6th [See Reilley Wm. shoemaker 450 north Third Wm. lab. 275 N. Front {Set Riefiie W Reily Rim Elizabeth, widow 12 Bryan's alley Rimer Thomas, late shoemaker 260 south Front Rine Adam, woodsawyer Broad near Spruce Lewis, taylor 'ose alley near Coates' William, scavenger Biddle's alley Rinedollar .Jacob, senr. shipwright 335 N. Front Jacob, tun. mast maker, yard Oak near Coates*, dwelling 9 Duke-st. (N.L H1N RIV Riney Bostian, gardiner Prime near Eighth Ring Rachel, widow Drinker's court Richard, ship watchman Fuller's alley Win. painter, &c. back 402 north Second Ringham , trunkmaktr Juniper ab. Sassafras Ringler George, tobacconist 29 George ab. Cedar Rinich C. widow Walnut near Sen. Fourth Rink Catharine, tayloress Second near Federal Jacob blacksmith 436 north Third John, brushmaker 140 north Third Peter, brushmaker back 33 Noble Sebastian, shocmiker 7 Shippen Rinker Samuel, sea captain 323 north Second Rinlpin : S. shoemaker 16 Vernon Rino John, labourer 291 south Fourth Rinsimer ' hristian, carter Hanover near West Ripley John P. attorney at law 99 south Fifth Rippenger Conrad, bleeder and leecher 29 N. 4th Risborough John, sea captain 80 Spruce Risdel Anthony, grocer 66 south i ifth P. widow, dyer &c scowerer 66 south Fifth Rising Eli, domestic warehouse 103 north Third llisley Norman, shoemaker 1 1 9 Swanson Ristine Jacob, taylor 3 1 1 north Front John and Jacob, labourers West n. Palmer Ritchie James S. merchant 12 Lombard John, smith 15 Sassafras alley Robert, merchant 1 12 Spruce and Cypress alley widow of John, 26 Carter's a'y. [See Richey Riter George, stablekeeper 96 New Rittenhouse Frances storekeeper 6 north Seventh Henry, carpenter 77 Crown Ritter Ann, widow baker 24 north 5th Charles G. bleeder and cupper 51 N. 8th George, cabinetmaker 3 1 Sassafras Henry, ropemaker 2d near Federal Jacob, storekeeper 70 north Front Jac b, jun. merchant 174 High Joh i, painter and glazier Hamilton village [S1 north Third f James, porter ' 'herry below Twelth James, rigger Vfariborougft near Prince James, sea captain 2. Coates' James, mariner 317 south Second James, labourer Sheafi's alley Jane, widow s. e. coiner of Sch. Fifth and C hesnut John mariner 290 north Front John, teacher back of 10 north Fourth John, painter F rani ford road near Shac- kamaxon John, shoemaker Duncan's court John, drover 301 Callowhill John, carpenter Chesnut below Juniper John, mariner Carpenter (S.) near Fifth John, rigger 109 Catharine tJohn, labourer 3 8 Coate's tJohn, boot cleaner Cedar near Seventh John, mariner Rose alley near Browne Jonathan J. merchant 2-4- south Front Joseph, sea captain i 6 Queen Joseph, constable and boarding house 308 High t Joseph, mariner 210 Cedar tJoseph, blacksmith Spruce bet. Sch, Seventh and Eighth Joshua, carpenter 2j6 south Fifth fK. shipwright Vlerrit's Fine near 4th tFevi, shoemaker S. 8th. below Lombard Lewis, merchant ISO !igh corner 4-th Martha, teacher Tammany near Third Mary, widow washerwoman Webb's alley Mary, widow Patton lane Peter, labourer 5 10 north Front , currier 16 Pewterplatter alley Rachael, widow 84 Race Rebecea, widow back z7 5 south Fifth Rebecca, teacher 8 Cedar John* ironmonger 52 High above Second John, carpenter Pine above Tenth eph, cowskin and glue maker Pegg-stv •iargaret, wasberwo] Lombard HOG RON Rogers Mary, widow 67 Pine uilda, storekeeper 3 south Second Robert, back 3.' 3 south Second Robert, teacher 2 learning's alley R. widow Cedar neat Thirteenth Susanna, boarding house 10 Wagner's alley Thomas, boatbuilder ^ 87 north front Thomas, dry good store 6 north Front widow, washerwoman Prosperous alley widow of John, i 89 Callowhill wife of Samuel, 24 Parham's alley Wm. d. d. s. e. corner Sth and Chesnnt William, gunpowder manufacturer 9 north Fourth and 413 High William, mariner 214] south Fifth William, dry good store 1 6 south Fourth Rohner Samuel, victualler 5th n. Buttonwood lane R hones Philip, victualler Old York ab. Tammany Rohr John A. gentleman I !6 north Seventh Rohrman Francis, carter Laurel near Second Henry, wheelwright 441 north Second wife of John- cor. Sch. 8th and Race Rohthandt ^ red. G. shoema. Cherry n. Queen (K.) Roi, widow 2c0 north Second Roland John, merchant 206 High and 14 N 7th [See Bow/and lly John, labourer St. Mary near Eighth Roioi Francis, Roman Catholic clergyman 181 Spruce (Chapel yard) Rolph James, teacher cor 1 1th and Locust Wm. fancy chair maker 3 1 south Second Roman Adam, baker Peter's alley Romeis John, broker and translator 46 Walnut Ronaldson James Sc Richard, typefounders Cedar between 9th and Tenth Ron endorff John F. accomptant 84 south 1 1 th Roney Hannah, nurse 7 Brewer's alley John, tanner and currier 496 north Second above Poplar John ix Thomas, curriers 129 Chesnut Mary, widow Lombard below Twelfth Thomas, currier S iJrune William, bla ksmith 84 and 86 Green Wm. blacksmith cor, 6th and Hickory laoe hoo — xtos Rookstool John, labourer Crown n. Frankfort! R. Rooney Bernard, cooper Fombard-st. alley &: Deamer, coopers S5 soufch Water Rorback wife of t hristopher, 260 north Water Rorer Samuel, cutler 198 Sassafras Rorig Peter, comb maker Kunc le n. Tammany Roror John and Brother, cutlers 179 Mulberry Rosdiil John, drayman 191 Lombard Rose Ann, midwife 10 Grewer's alley Atkinson, lavernkeeper J amiltoh village Benjamin, hatter 348 south Second B. F. surgeons' instrument maker Randall's court and 17 south Seventh Charles, carter Irish lane near Cedar Henry A. taylor 28 Pewterplatter alley Jane, midwife 7 Brewer's alley , shoemaker Spruce near Broad John, currier 16 Brewer's alley Jonathan, tayior I oates' court Joseph, carpenter 1 6 Ann (N. L.) Peter, shingledresser 26 Union alley Rebecca, widow 45 High Thomas, brickmaker 310 north Third Thomas, tanner But ton wood lane tWifHam, waiter 48 Filbert [See Rb'wtc Rosett acob 8c Co 1 70 J High Roselle.lohn, labourer Miller's court (N. L.) Rosenberg Mary, shopk. Kunckle n. Tammany Rosin Catharine, widow .6 Almond Rosnagel John, baker tifth below Christian Rosngr rotz Frederick, labourer 106 north Ninth Ross Andrew, painter, Sec. 52 Shippen . Ann, tavern:- eeper Vine near Schuylkill David, carpenter 81 north Ninth Elizabeth, widow tobacconist 135 Plumb Elizabeth, mantua maker 6 New Frederick, painter, Sec. 342 south Second fJacob, labourer Filbert bet. Sch. 5th and bth James, boarding house 36 Prune James, professor of Latin and Greek langua- ges, 44 north Fourth Janes, coachmaker 7 Knight's court James, tavernkeeper 12 Spruce John, ship carpenter William- st, -ROW Ross Mary, boarding house 78 south Eleventh Robert, brokerage conveyancer 174 S. Third Ruth, teacher 38 Queen (S.) Samuel, Minister 100 Christian Samuel, mariner 16 ITumb Sam'l, carpenter Raspberry alley ab. Spruce •^Stephen, woodsawyer St. John ab. Poplar Thomas, counsellor at law US Chesnut fThomas, labourer cor. Christian and 4th Walter, 29 1 south Fifth widow of Aquilla, 89 north Ninth William, late printer 87 Locust above 8th WTilliam, whipmaker 85 St. John Wm. accomptant Filbert corner Thirteenth William, confectioner 74 High Rosseau Mary, gentlewoman 149 south Third , gilder Lyndall's alley Rossett Jacob, merchant 266 Mulberry Jacob Sc Co. merchants 170 High [See JRoset Rossetter Eliza, widow of Capt. Wm. 35 Coates Rotehand Susannah, milkwoman Palmer n. Duke Rother Leonard, brickmaker Sch. 6th bel. Ches- nut Rothwell Wm. dyer Beach near High bridge Wm. dyer north Front ab. Poplar Rotts Andrew, victualler 268 north 8th Rouanez P. teacher 105 Lombard Rouffinbert Peter, baker 118 Swanson Rougaz Simon, master stevedore 54 Almond Round Mary, widow York court Rourk Mary, widow 272 south Front Rachel, washerwoman 30 Crown Roush John, skindresser 5 8 Sassafras [See Rueh RousseaU John C. m. d. 210 Spruce Routh RichardT tanner 2d above Otter Rouvert Edmond, merchant 1 1 1 Spruce Rovoudt Wm. S. doctor 18 Old York road Row Ann, widow 248 St. John Catharine, shopkeeper Sch. 8th near Vifce George, accomptant 25 Catharine Martin, late baker 48 Union Mary, widow 158 south Filth 1 See Knt MYE 1\ AG Row Rachel, widow Wood ab. 8th amuel, ropemaker Little Washington Rowan Adam, weaving facctory, Cedar near 10th Amelia, nurse 400 south 2d John, carpenter 77 t ocust ab. 8th , teacher 7 Walnut Rowand Margaret, bitters maker Pine near 12th Rowen Christopher, labourer Prince near Marlbo- rough 1 enry, caulker Marlborough near Beach Rowland Deborah, widow 8 Parham'a alley James, iron store 78 north 2d, dwelling Fromberger's court John, merchant 14 N. Seventh store 206 High Thomas, shoemaker & hay scale keeper, inter. 6th and Germantown read Wm. saw factory b. 162 High, dwelling 24 9th widow of Wm. shoemaker Miller's court ( . L.) [Set Roland Rowlett John, accomptant 128 Callow hill Rowley Edward & Son, storekeepers 20 south 3d , spinner back 1 8 Budd Rownd John M grocer x. w. cor. Arch and 4th , storekeeper 82 south Fifth Rowse Martha-widow 24 Prune \_See Rose fRoy Emanuel, cooper Garden street Rover e rge. carpenter Kunckle near Tammany Ruaud Alexis, grocer cor. Budd and Browne Rubel Peter, m. d. !63 south Tenth Rubicam Charles, halter 387 north Second Daniel, innkeeper 20 south Sixth John, milkman 143 Green Jonathan, carpenter 4 4 Locust Rubincum Joseph, grocer ) 13 north Third Ruby Felix M. tobacconist Poplar near 4th Ruckstool Ulrick, shoemaker 150 Coates Rudderick Isaac, shopkeeper 165 north Second M. widow Ruddkk Tane widow 134 south Eighth Ruuler ohn, carver 9 Bell's court Rudolf Christian, turner 470 north Third RTJD RUS Rudolph George, carpenter iiacen. Sch. 7th George, jun. Race bet Sch. 7th Sc 8th John, taylor Christian near 4th Wm. labourer 1 1 ! Swanson Zabalt, tu ner 2d above Germantown Rudy Durs, shoemaker 386 north ? hird Durs, labourer 4th ab. George [N. L.) Frederick, weaver Pfeiffer's court Jacob, innkeeper 214 north Third John, comb maker 4th bel. Timber lane John, Crown near Prince Ruff Wm. painter, Sec. 47 Chesnut & 132 N. 4th Rugan John, merchant 97 north Water Sc 248 Sas- safras Sc Roads, merchants 97 north Water Ruhl George, coachmaKer 199 Arch Sc 49 Cherry Ruhlman John, store tender 35 Pewterplatter alley Rulon Benjamin, storekeeper 41 High Rulong Job, shipwright Marlborough near Bed- ford St. I Rumage Mary, Middle alley Rumford Samuel, hatter Whitehall street Rumill Barbara, widow Starr alley George, brickmaker Juniper near Cherry Rummel George, labourer 178 north Eighth Rump Jacob, labourer cor. Vineyard st. Sc Grape alley Rumpf Peter, cordwainev 142 Cedar Rumsey Andrew, merchant 59 north Front Charles, carpenter 508 north Front tMichael, labourer Dean's alley Runcbay Wm. grocer cor. Front and Mulberry Rundle George, merchant Rittenhouse place, Lo- cust above 9th George, ship chandler 50 south wharves, and Locust near 10th [See Randall Runner John, victualler 14 Charlotte Philip, victualler York road ab. Tammany Rurek Peter, comb maker 22 i south 5th Ruse John, paperhanger 284 Lombard Rush Catharine, widow gentlewoman 26 Branch Daniel, yeoman Wood ab. Duke Eliza, widow 1 3th near Sassafras RUS RUS Rush George, carpenter 207 Cherry- Jacob, president?of the court of common pleas- 77 north Seventh James, m. d. 65 and 98 south Fourth James I. iron founder 355 Race John, mariner 364 north Front John, carver 143 north Water Julia, widow of Dr. Benjamin, 98 south 4tk Lewis, parchment maker 125 Sassafras Mary, widow 96 Sassafras [See Raacfi Samuel, carter 245 St. John Susan, dry good store 199 north Front Wm. carver 172 and 174 north Front Rusha Joseph, gilder back 182 Pine Rushenburg Ann, widow 32 Union Rushton Edward, bandbox maker 89 north Front Rusk Charles, shoemaker 372 north Second Christiana, huckster 28 Duke (N. L.) George, tanner 12 Budd Phebe, widow spinner back 32 Plumb Samuel, carter 245 St. John Wm. victualler 2d ab. Germantown road Russel Charles, labourer Small near 6th Edward, merchant 88 south wharves & 15 1 Pine John, black and whitesmith 462 Sassafras John, steward back 369 south Front John, labourer 81 locust John, boot and shoemaker 50 Spruce Jonathan, shallopman 60 Svvanson Robert, shoemaker 5th bel. German Stephen, sea captain 86 Union Russell Ann, weaver High near Sch. Third Eleanor, grocer 192 south Water Eli, grocer 289 Vine Frances, grocer 1 r8 S. Second James, labourer Lombard n. Sch. 7th John, grocer Oak near Coates Joseph, grocer cor. Beach and Maiden Fhilip, grocer 65 north Sixth Rebecca, widow 44 Vine Robert, innkeeper cor. 5th and German Samuel C. cordwainer 180 north Third RUS SAG ^sell Stafford, shoe ma er Wright's alley Wm. shipwright cor. of Marlborough and Prince tWm. carpenter 17 Hurst Ruth Elizabeth, widow 144 south Fifth George, carpenter Race bel. Juniper Richard, tanner 2d ab. Otter Rutherford Jacob, grocer 46 x\nn (N. L ) and cor. Callowhill James, mariner 5 Little German John, drover Locust near Broad Sophia, widow back 387 south Front Wm. saddler Hopkins' court Truths Michael, baker cor. 7 iigh and Sch. Fifth Rutter George, constable Broad bel. Vine Henry, ropemaker 2d below Federal Jacob, victualler Juniper near Cherrv John, cordwainer Greenwich street John, jun. ropema1 er Greenwich street' widow of Samuel, grocer 113 Walnut Ryan James, grazier Pine near Sch. 2d Jane, widow 5 3 George (S.) John, labourer Spruce bel. Broad Lewis, boot and shoemaker 50 south 3d Patrick, weaver 60 Tammany Timothy, carpenter 273 south pront Ryder Andrew, painter 13th near Filbert Sackriter D. cabinet maker cor. Bedford & Jacob, tanner 437 north Third Jacob, morocco dresser 31 1 south 3d Sadler Caspar, brushmaker 10 South Alley _ Eleanor, gentlewoman, 169 Mulberry Mary, widow 294 south Fourth Sagathey Wm. hatter 10 Charlotte street Sager Barbara, widow bread baker 274 Mulberry Jacob, labourer Shackamaxon (K.) Louisa, widow 4 Cypress alley Michael, baker 88 north 1 1th Robert, innkeeper 1 40 north Second T'SVe Seeder CG SAW Sagee Francis, shipwright 7 Little's court Sagey Andrew, grocer 264 north Second John, furrier 209 north 8th Sailor John, taylor 14 north Water . John, brickmal.er Hickory lane Jacob, labourer Voglam's court Mary, widow 199 St. John Samuel, painter, &c. 8th near Vine Thomas, combmaker 437 north Third Saint Anthony, mariner 106 German Danier, 202 Cedar Douglas, grocer corner Cedar and Vernom Saiss Peter, accomptant 2 Baker's alley Salade Sebastian, fiinge and lace weaver 10 north Sixth Salignac Anthony, 80 Ga9kill Augustus C. accomptant 44 Filbert Salmon James, accomptant 20 Walnut Salsberry Ann, mantua maker 22 Caliowhill Salsbirg John, carter Hamilton village Samento Francis, 294 Lombard Salter Samuel, cor. Walnut and Sch. 8th Wm. teacher back 12 north Front and 45 Mulberry Saltzman Jacob, grocer and innkeeper 303 Vine fSamberson Francis, labourer 1 2th near High fSammons Wm. labourer Juniper alley fSampson Susan, cakewoman Ijmsley's alley Samson Hasadiah, grocer cor. 3d and Race J. L. C. confectioner 1 ] north Second fSamuel John, labourer S. Third near German tSample Henry, labourer Brown's court Sanders Abel, carpenter 1 66 south Fifth fEnoch, labourer Lee's court tE. mariner 70 Shippen George, hatter 365 north Front Isaac, oak cooper Buttonwood n. 6tb Isaac, waterman 10 spruce Jesse, grocer & tavern Poplar cor. St. John John W. accomptant 45 Swanson John, carpanter \7 Budd fJohn, mariner 321 south Front tJoseph, waiter Alban street SAN 5AH Sanders Joseph, mariner 22 Little Water Mary, loth above Cherry Peter, shopkeeper 182 north Second Peter, mariner 76 Penn tPhebe, shopkeeper Currant alley near Locust Richard, sea captain Johns st. n. 2d Samuel C. saddler 79 north Front and 16 Wagner's alley Samuel, mariner Swedes alley widow of Thomas, 184 Swan son wife of Christopher, Ann st. (Sch.) Sandford Ann, 168 south Sixth Rowland, coachma'.-.er 13th above Race Sandoz Philip, Augustus jeweller 12 Fetter lane Sandgran Charles, mate Moyamensing n. Chris* tian Sands Abraham, nail maker back 178 Sassafras John, carpenter Oak (N. L.) Nathan, shoemaker 128 New Sansfield John, mariner 63 Christian Sansom John, drayman 83 Budd Joseph, merchant Francis' lane n. Sch. Samuel, merchant Francis' lane n. Sch. Sam'l, jun. merchant Francis' lane n. Sch. Wm. merchant 96 Mulberry m Sanson John, stonecutter back 14 south 10th, yard Walnut ab loth Santinier Victor, milliner 137 south Second Sapp James, taylor 9 Chancery lane Margaret, milliner 79 north Second Saqui Michael, 168 Spruce Sarazin B. merchant 64 Union John B. merchant 9 north 12th Sarazen Wiiliam, shipwright Liberty alley Saren Caleb, shoema er Christian near 4th Sargeant Thomas, m. d. 122 north Fourth [5'cr Sergeaul Sargent Thomas, innkeeper 71 Dock Sarmiento F. C. merchaut 224 Pine Sarles Elihu, wharf builder 253 north Second -Saring John, shoema er Greenwich Sarrine John, waterman Merritt's lane ab, 4th SAT SAW Satterthwaite Abel, ironmonger, 52 N; 3d & Sas=afras Saubere Samuel, grocer s. e. cor Cedar and 4th. Sauceman Wm. baker Poplar lane bcl. St. .(ohn Saucy Anthony, separ maker 131 north Second Saughlen . ohn, victualler amilton village Saul Martha, widow 1 rospect alley Mary, teacher H8 C hesnut Saulnier John, accomptant 229 High Joseph, silverplater 438 Sassafras fSaunders Thomas, back 149 Browne N. L.; Saurman Peter, shoestore 89 N. Front and Co. bakers 146 south Front Saurman widow of Martin, 109 north Ninth Saunders Christopher, soap boiler Wood ab. Lau- rence Joseph, mariner 22 Little Water tReuben, mariner Thomas's court Sausman Henry, accomptant 9 Knight's court Saurwalt John, tobacconist 131 Callow hill ..ge and Dugan, merchants York court Hannah, widow seamstress 50 Brewer's a'y John, merchant 9 1 south Third John, suspender maimer 19 8 south -ith fe of Jacob. 53 German Mary, gentlewoman 328 south Front Saveii Mary, seamstress back 37 .'• e\v Market Savidge Jemima, widow man t\\ a maker 1 Knight's court Reuben, carpenter 381 Sassafras Savery Dominic, store eeper 188< edar Thomas, carpenter 50 north Fifth Savil Samuel, carter bad;. 232 Sassafras Savin Samuel Sc Co. grocers .igh st. wharfs, side Samuel, grocer 6 High Sc 1 8 N. Front Savitz George, jun. Sc Co. grocers 240 north 2d Savoy 'rancis, paper hanger 3 Pennsylvania avenue John R. card ma: er 2t7 south -th Sawer James, storekeeper 201 south 2d Sawn Harriot, tavernkeeper Caltowhill st. wharf Sawner ohn, labourer Third bel. Carpenter (S.) Sawyer Abigail, widow 1S8 Browne Lewden, ladies' shoemaker 165 south SAW— SCtI ^Sawyer James, coachman Dean's alley Robert, blacksmith back 15 Noble S. mariner 4 Vernon Saxton William, wheelwright back 312 Race Say Benjamin, brewer 103 New Aiiriam, widow of Benjamin 152 Chesnut Samuel, stevedore 18^ north Water Thomas, apothecary and druggist Scafly Patrick, soapboiler 2i8 north 6th Scanlin Cornelius, carpet weaver 6th ab. Button- wood Scantling Patrick, bricklayer 50 Crown Scargle Thomas, carter 520 north 2d Scattergood and Wood, tanners and curriers, 276 north Tront , carter Callowhill n. Sch. 3d Joseph, cu< rier, Sec. 299 north 2d and 276 north Front Thomas, late tanner 278 north Front Schaeffer Frederick D. minister German Lutheran. 27 north Fourth Schaffer Charles, sugar refiner 82 north 2d Charles, clerk of alms' house Walnut ab. Tenth Schanck John E. H. wheelwright Frankfcrd road near Bedford Schanmen /essel Frederick, storekeeper 3 5? >>. 2d Schauaker Mary, widow bac k 36" north Third Scheetz Conrad, hatter 329 north Third Scheil Henry- : rocer 191 north tl Lewis, segar maker Broad above Sassafras Rosanna, widow »rth Third £ e Shell Schellinck John, grocer Lombard ab. Ninth Scherzinger John M« oil and clourn.an 66 N 4th Schieser John J. sexton of Staughton's church Sans*om near Ninth Schively George C. shoemaker Queen n. Shacka- mason Henry, cutler and surgeons' instrument maker 25 Carter's ailey & 45 Chesnut George, attorney at law 65 Walnut Joshua, druggist, Sec. : ! south Third matz Sebastian] baker F rankford road n. Shack- amaxon SCH SCH Schott Charles F. tinplate worker, 421 north 2d James, merchant 4S N, Front Sc 235 Arch G. S. m. d. 39 north Fighth John P.jun. grocer Ann (Sch.)bet.7th& Eth John 9. inspector of customs 73 s Fighth Schlatter Wm. merchant 223 High [See Slaughter Schlosser Jacob, late currier back 34 1 north 2d Schneider John- grocer 212 Spruce & Perteuheimer grocers 141 N. Third widow, grocer cor Spruce and 6th Wm. tyler to grand lodge 7 N. 8th Schober Frederick, ba'/er 166 north 2d Schoch George, innkeeper Clymer's alley Samuel, German teacher, opposite 50 N Fourth Schoen Caspar, teacher 99 Coates' Scholkopft' John, glover 6th ab. Camac street Schools widow of James, 411 south Front Schooley Samuel, drayman Noble near Third Schoon Henry, mariner 35 Noble Schrack Abraham, innkeeper 38 High Henry, skin dresser and parchment ma- nufacturer Margaretta n. New Market Joseph, carter 20 Green Schrader John, sugar baker 266 Vine Sehreiber Theodore, painter, Sec. 51 Lombard Schreiner Charles W. clock and watchmaker 73 north ' hi farmer M ud lane near 2d G. morocco dresser, 12 Willing's alley Servoss widow of E. 213 north Front Serve Philip, shallopman 2.; Callowhill Settle Nicholas, brick ma£er cor. Vine Sc Juniper Seveke Godfrey, baUar 8b north Front Sever Peter, drayman Laurel bel. Budd Severn William, victualler cor. Filbert & Juniper Severne Benjamin, 66 .Elder tSeverns Roger, labourer 95 Lombard Seward Milton, innkeeper 2 ! 04- Mulberry fSewell Charles, labourer £iazle alley n. Walnut John, stage driver George ab. Tenth SKX SUA Sexton. Charles, yeoman Beach near Maiden Daniel, taylor 14 Gray's alley Jared and Son, taylors 35 8c 44 S. Water John, wharf builder Beach near Maiden t amuel, labourer ' oplar ab. Front Seybert Adam, m. d. s. w. corner Arch and 4th Christiana, nurse Scott's alley Elizabeth, shopkeeper 4th near George John, shoemaker 13th near Lombard & Marshall, patent peg shoema. 196 N.3d Seyferheld John, shipwright 53 Green- st. John M. jun. Shackamaxon n. Point R, Thomas, printer 53 Green Seyfert Conrad, bookbinder 8c feed store 10 Pear John, blacksmith 90 St. John Seymour Joseph H. engraver Moyamensing near Federal Joseph, stage driver Appletree alley Samuel, engraver Federal above 2d Shade George, hatter 229 north Second John, rope maker Moyamensing n. Christian Mary, seamstress Sixth above Green Peter, brushma'er2 north Front Shae John, stone cutter Sheaff's alley Shatter Adam, carter back 473 north Third Caspar, m. d. 70 Vine Conrad, carter Carpenter (S.) near Fifth Dorathy, widow washerwoman 15 Crown Dorathy, widow back 408 north Third fEdward, labourer Rose Elizabeth, widow 24 Passytmk Elizabeth, widow of George, 14 Cherry George, cordwainer Lily alley George, labourer Albertson's court Henry, shoemaker 36 Mead alley John, tanner ba k 49 Browne John L. carpenter 401 north Third John, tanner 12 Baker's court John, bricklayer Perkinpine's court John, hattfer 422 north Second John, labourer Gedar above Twelfth Joseph, labourer Locust cor. of Asheton Leonard, labourer Cedar nearScfc. Front SUA— — SUA Shaffe* Margaret, widow grocer High near Sch. 2d Marg. widow segar maker 28 Ann^N. L.) Michael, carter Clifton-st. Michael, carpenter 87 Browne Michael, woodsawyer Germatown road be- low Camac-st. wife of Philip, back 458 south Front Philip, carter 448 Pace Wm. stone mason back 182 St. John Shales Jacob, wharf builder 479 north Second Shaucross Leonord, shoemaker 129 south Front Shailus Ann Peters, circulating library 49 S. 3d Elizabeth, widow 196 north Fifth Francis, engraver 49 south Third Shalnon Hugh, gunsmith fifth near German shop near Shippen Shane G. L. ropemaker Maiden near Beach Mary, widow Eighth near Vine Shankland J. taylor 156 south water and 157-SOU& Front Shanks Abraham, taylor 36 New-st. Hannah, shoebinder Shannahan Margaret, widow 41 Union Shannon Andrew, taylor 3 north Fifth B. carpenter Crown near Prince George, victualler N. 8th bel. Callowhill James, plasterer 2 Blackberry alley John, hatter junction 5th 8c Passyunk Michael, labourer back 295 south Third Wm. gunsmith and cutler 21 Passyunk near Fifth below Cedar Shantau Charles, segarmaker 50 Lombard Sharkey Daniel, labourer Vine near Sch. Eighth fSharp Adam, waiter Osborne's court Ann, wife of John, Poplar lane below 2d C. piiot 10 German Catharine, widow 4 Elder-st. Charles, taylor Shepherd's court Daniel, brigade inspector Elder near 7th Grace, washerwoman 8 8 New-st. Henry, mate 7 Parham's alley & Jones, iron merchants cor. Arch and 3d Joseph, shoemaker 261 south Fourth SHA SflA Sfiarp Josiah, chairmaker 30 German and 300 south Front 8c Riley, chairmakers 310 south Front Susan, 2 1 Crab widow, back 121 north Fourth Sharpe Benjamin, dry good store 25 north 2d George, farmer Palmer above West John, farmer, Palmer above West Ludwick, accomptant 1 8 north Ninti* Sharpely Mary, widow of John, back SOS S. 4th Sharpless Jesse, merchant 48 High and 9 N. 4th Joseph, bookbinder 4 Franklin court Joshua, jun. carpenter Woodland near High west of Permanent bridge Juliann, widow storekeeper 16 north 6th Maty, bonnet maker 4*3 Mulberry Mary, raantua maker 7 1 north Seventh Sharply Philip, mariner 20 Budd-st. Sharpnack Benj. merchant s. e. cor. High and 5th Sharswood James, gentleman 92 north Sixth William, gentleman 92 north Sixth Shatton Isaiah, teacher Germ. R. ab. Mud lane Shandy Bostian, labourer Marlborough near West Shavelier Mary, wic!cw 97 Callcwhill Shaw Abial, labourer Cooper's court Alexander, cabinet maker 90 north Front Ann, widow grocer 31 south Front enjamin. labourer Juniper alley Caleb, shoemaker 6th near Shippen David, grocer Noble near Old York road -David, oysterman 10 north Fourth Elizabeth widow 33 Pine Elizabeth, widow 49 Pine James, carpenter 125 Cedar James M. hatter 218 High John, justice of the peace 402 north Second •'oseph, mariner Carpenter near 4th (S.) Joseph, sea captain 137 south Fifth Joshua, hatter 8 r.outh Fourth Lydia, shoebinder 1 12 south Second Mary, china store 65 north Seventh Robert, victualler Garden bel. Butte nw. J. inel B. merchant 25 Lombard T ! 1 SHA SHE Shaw Thomas, store tender Patten's court Thomas, distiller 12 Quarry wife of John, 24 Union wife of Isaac, 269 south Fifth William, labourer 8 Queen (S.) Wm. A. mercht. 17 S. Water & 69 Loci William, m d. 237 Mulberry William, taylor Small below Sixth Sheaff Barbara, widow n. e. cor. 7th and High Elizabeth, widow 61 north Seventh George, wine merchant 3 S. 5th 8c 92 S. 4tfc George, cabinet maker 8 Weaver's row and north Eighth above Button wood lane Henry, wine merchant 180 High John D. gentleman 1 north Seventh Shearer Adam, innkeeper corner Coates' and 2d Catharine boarding house 142 Lombard F. victualler Moyamensin^ R. n. Christian Henry, hairdresser 10 north Fourth Valentine, carter 291 North Eighth widow, nurse Spafford near Fitzwalter \_See Shertr Sheble Adam, cooper and ironmonger 206 N. 2d David, grocer 28 north Sixth F. merchant corner Callowhill and Sixth, Frederick, merchant 35 Wood Jacob, dealer 77 north Fifth Jacob, jun. cabinet maker 465 north 2d John, dealer 77 north Fifth \_See Sheible Shedaker James cooper 39 8c back 57 S. Water wife of John, washerwoman back 212 north Eighth Shee Domino, labourer 244 Cedar Sheed George, sen. plasterer 275 south Fifth George, jun. Fifth near German Isabella, 22 Queen (S.) widow of Wi plasterer German near Fifth Sheepshanks W '. merchant 34 Church alley Sheer John, sea captain 22 Plumb Sheets A. sexton of Swedes church 455 south 2d Asa, waterman 7th near '^hippen John, carpenter 30 Christian and Lapidary 4 Carter's alley .Mathias, labourer Juniper near Sprue SHE SHE Sheetz George, carter Prince near Palmer widow, milkwoman Cherry above Duke widow, iianover near Bedford Sheider Christian, baker 127 Callowhill Sheiverel Barbara, widow 267 north Second Sheldon William, patent lampma^er, &x. Currant alley near Locusi Shelkert George, labourer 6th above Poplar lane Schelienger Wm. pilot 13 Beck's alley Shellingsford Thomas, caulker Vienna near Duke Shelmerdme Edward, hatter 23 south Fourth Shelmire George, late grocer 131 north -Fifth George S. grocer 342 High Jesse, grocer 180 and 188 Callowhill Shender Abraham upper ferry Mantua village Shepeid Hannah, tayloress 486 north Second Shepherd Allen, coachman 258 Sassafras Allen, coachmaker 5 south Eighth Benjamin, carpenter 9 F.inckle's court Catharine, widow 5 7 Vine Eleanor, widow nurse 223 north Front Jacob, labourer James-st. Jacob, caulker Marlborough near Prince James, carpenter 157 north Fourth John, caul er Frankford road corner Bedford John, labourer James st. tJohn, labourer Pottery alley Mary, widow Hanover near Prince Nicholas, caulker Beach near Maiden Philip, victualler Rugan-st. fPandall, fruiterer 13 south 6th Robert, victualler back 482 north Third Samuel, printer Buttonwood lane Thomas, labourer south 1 1th n. Locust Thomas, shopkeeper 4 north Fifth Thomas, painter 173 north Second fW. shoemaker Spafford-st. widow 25 1 arham's alley Wm shipwright Hanover near Prince William, whitesmith and beil hanger 2^0 Sassafras, and 17 Wagner's alley Sherborne Wm. biscuitbaker 70 Swanson Sherer Ann, widow nurse Spafford-st, SHE— SHI Sheridan Abm. innkeeper Schuylkill upper ferry Bernard, stablekeeperCherry-st. bet. 5th and 6th and 1 5 Buttonwood Sheridine Dominick, late dealer 61 Christian Sherkey Daniel, labourer Vine near Broad Sheriot Eliza, washerwoman Bishop near Queen Sherman vVilliam, sea captain 157 Pine Shenuer John, formerly watchm. Tammany n. 4th John, shoemaker 138 south Eighth Eliza, boarding house 52 ( oates* V> in. carver and gilder 5 Sterling alley Sherrerd John, grocer corner Front and Arch and 95 Race Shettel Daniel, brickmaker Callowhill above 10th Henry, victualler Callowhill above I enth Sheuerman Mathias, shoema er IB Appletree alley Sheweli Ann. widow 37 4 noith 2d Thomas, dry good store 55 north 2d Shey John, skindresser Frankford R. near Maiden S;,ibe John, shipwright Queen near Marlborough Eliz. widow Marlborough above Prince Shibely John Martin, vict. Fitzwalter near 6th Shibley Frederics, grocer 113 north Fifth Shield Isaac, bar tender HolTman's alley Shields 1 eborah, tayloress 106 north Eleventh Henry, labourer 453 south 2d Hugh A. stone cutter, back 209 Cherry L. carpenter Fourth near Tammany Mary, widow shoebind. Little 7th ab. Race fMichael, carter 87 north Fifth Peter, drayman Cedar near Tenth Thomas, gentleman 13 Dock William, brickmaker Sassafras n. Sch 7th \\ illiam, mate Bernard's court Shilk John, stocking weaver back 439 north 2d Shilling John, M. labourer Mark's lane , bricklayer Wilow near Lombard Shillingford James, paperstainer 88 Christian • Mary, boarding house Lily alley 1 nomas, '^mith S 17 north Third ShUlingsforth Thomas, caulker Vienna n. Prince Shingler ienry & John, sailma. back 387 S. Front Shinn iliazer, carpenter Lyndall's court John, jvjn. chymiat 298 north Third i>HI SlIO Shinn Lucy, widow boarding house 15 Powell Rachel, widow 192 north Fifth Samuel, bricklayer 134 Pine Shinner John, employed at mint 23 north Tenth Shinny Mary, washerwoman 42 Crown jShipley Nathan, labourer below C'oates' & Stokes ironmongers 4j ':igh Thoma^ merchant 2 i 6 Spruce Thomas, hardware merchant 57 Higf|> dwelling 59 Union Shippen Elizabeth, gentlewoman 50 Union Joseph G. m. d. 23 Walnut Shiras George B. merchant 15 north Water Shirkey John, labourer Vine between Sch. Eighth and Broad Patrick, grocer 24 Small Shirley Moses, tin plate worker 165 Cedar Shiver Henry, vict. n. e. cor. Callowhill and 6th Shivers Adam, Spruce near (Sch ) Fifth Shnatz Sebastian, baker Shackamaxon Shober Blaith J. attorney at law 53 south Fifth Michael, 56 Green Susannah B. widow 94 south Third Samuel L. 94 south Third [See Shubert Shoch Michael, cordwainer 78 Browne Shocker Henry, brie; maker Charlotte bel. Poplar Margaret, washerwoman 32 Charlotte Shoemaker Abraham, alderman, office ISO Ches* nut, dwelling 124 south Fourth Abraham, jun. attorney at law 1 10 and 124- south Fourth E. wife of Christian 63 Coates* Daniel, dry good store 1 67 south 2d and 60 Union Henry, shoemaker corner of Hanover and Prince Jacob, actuary of the Pennsylvania company for insurance on lives, Stc. Jane, widow 78 north 2d Jesse, innkeeper corner Beach and Maiden (K.) John J. merchant 134 north Front and 200 Arch Jonathan, insurance broker 72 S, 2d SHO-— SWB Shoemaker Joseph, silversmith 12 north Frofct Joseph, 200 A'ulberr.y and corner 8tfe Lydia, midwife 10 Shippen Margaret, widow 220 south Seventh Rebecca, gentlewoman 13 i south 3d Samuel, plasterer 104 St. John Samuel, attorney at law 33 south 6th Sarah, widow 60 north Second Shore Vastey, widow Ann (Sch.) bet. 7th and 8th Shores Samuel, Carpenter near Sch. Third tShort William, labourer 159 Browne t Shorter Jame6, hostler 39 north Fifth fJohn, mariner Cherry above Juniper John, carpenter Cherry above Juniper Shorthill Geo. labourer Say bet. Sch. 7th & 8th Shothill George, shopkeeper Oak (N. L.) Shotts Henry, taylor 1^6 Spruce James, merchant 30 Sansom [See Schott Shotwell t dmund, bricklayer 212 north Fourth Mary, widow storekeeper 6 > . I sfth Shough Jacob, gunsmith back Noble near Third Shoup John, labourer 2d above Germantown Shourds Laomi, widow Sch. 8th bet. Chesnut and George Showaker John, constable 467 north Third Shrader Andrew, woodsawyer Marlb. n. Prince (K) Shraeder Mary, huckster 18 Charlotte-street Shranck John M. oysterman 63 Coates* Shreck. Christiana, widow Cherry near West Shreeve Charles, boatbuilder Penn (K.) John, jun. rigger 52 Green John, rigger loft 6 south Wharves and 39^ north Front Shreve Margaret, widow of Caleb, 164 N. Fourth Shriner Susannah, washerwoman 448 Race Shriver Henry, victualler 2 i 1 Callowhiil Shronk Joseph, carter 12th above Cherry widow of George, 200 Coates' Shruston Robert, sea captain 5th near Christian Shubert Geo. ladies' shoemaker 14 Knight cov. George, labourer Hanover near Prince William, carpenter rederal near 2d [See Shobev Shufflebottom Wm. gentleman 42 N. Second SHV-~ SID Shugart George S. hardware store 385 N. Second Simon, late collector 366 north Second Shull Frederick, inspector of customs at Marcus Hook Shult John, carpenter 181 south Seventh ShultsC. jun. ladies' shoemaker 215 south Second Charles, feedstore 20 - assyunk road Frederick, harnessniaker 1 * Stamper's a'y. Shultz Catharine, tayloress Tammany n. St. John Charles, shoema .er215 S.2d&c23Lomt John, grocer 7 Union John, grocer 155 south Third John, cabinetmaker 20 Callowhill Mary, 112 Union Nicholas, carpenter Sassafras below 1 Ith Shuman Fred, milkman oplar lane above 4th George, carter Marlborough near West- street (K.) « Philip, weaver Broad below Vine Shumate Julius R. m. d. 172 south Third Shunk Isaac, carpenter 54 Chester Shur Ezekiel, grocei s. k. cor. ^mall and SixtL Shunleff William, mariner 1 3 Beck's alley Shuster Andrew, oakcooper 246 Sassafras David, victualler Laurence Jacob, oakcooper 19 Key's alley and 110 N. Water Shute and Long, bonnet makers 3 Strawberry Shutt Adam, packer U. . Arsenal Shutts John, labourer 418 south Second Sibbet John, grocer corner of Prune and Filth Sibert Adam, shoemaker 284 v. 8th [See Seybers tSibex John, barber assafras t Sibley Stephen, waiter 96 Iumb Sicard Stephen, gentleman 5 i north Tenth Sickfrit John, ship carpenter Beach ab. Hanover Joseph, carpenter Bedford n. Marlborough Siddall Joseph, calico printer 4 ifras Siddons ohn, shipwright 4.'9 south Front Joseph, insurance office in Coffeehouse^ dwelling 3 : feiffer*S alley Josiah, merchant taylor- See. 193 S. 2d Josiah. jun. taylor 30 Union • S. 2d SID SIM Siddons Sarah, widow 1 19 north Fourth Sarah, widow seamstress 20 Union allev Side Wm. vendue cryer and bellman 26 Browne (N. L.) Sides Wm. brickmaker Sch. Front near Spruce Sidney Jane H. midwife 45 south Front Siemen Paul, x. w. corner 9th and High Sietz Charlotte, widow 60 .c assafras Sifert John, blacksmith 9 - St. .ohn Silence John, cabinetmaker i2l south Ninth Sill M.ta\ern & grocer 10 N. Water [See Sell Silved George, labourer Carpenter S.) n. ih Silver John, merchant 256 High & 7 N. Fifth Silvers Francis, mariner 9 Plumb Silverthorn Susannah, widow 40 Coates' Simes James W. druggist. Sec. 457 High Jane, widow of Samuel 2 Sansom Simington George, shoemaker Passyunk below Christian Sarah, dry good store 4 north 7th Simler George, taylor 2o Branner's alley Simkins and Caldwell, lottery office n. w. corner •• hesnut and 6th Simmeral William, labourer Arch bet. Sch. Front and Second Simmers George, moulder upper ferry road Hannah, wife oi Frederick Miller's court (X. L.) Joseph, shoemaker Rachel-st. fSimmons Ann. washerwoman, 6th below 6 Anthony, associate judge of the district court 100 south Eighth David P. packing factory Eleventh near Spruce Edward, lumber merchant 145 N. 3d Edward and son, lumber merchants i45 north ' bird and 14^- north 2d Edward, jun. lumber merchant yard 1 Walnut, dwelling 34 N. 9ih Edward, ragman 10th near Vine t Henry, rag merchant Garden above Wood ' Isaac, ship watch 225 Swanson t James, wqodsawver SIM SIM Simmons John, corder 442 north Front and Oak near Coates* Joseph, merchant 40 Filbert tJoseph, labourer Middle alley- Joseph, merchant 253 south 2d Leeson, merchant Bickley 's wharf dwel* ling 201 Mulberry jMargaret, — Middle alley t Rachel, hommony seller 14 Hurst Stephen, lumber merchant 223 north Water and 1 1 9 Vine Stephen, hairdresser 18l south Front widow, corner Buck road Long lane widow of Henry, Wiley's court William, balanceweigher 157 Vine William, hatter 387 north 2d William, jun. merchant 214 Pine William S. merchant 127 Arch Simon Frederick, hairdresser 280 Vine John, baker 27 Walnut John, hairdresser 302 Vine Joseph, bathhouse Fromberger's court Michael, shipwright Beach n. Maiden Philip, bleeder and barber Vine bel. Eighth widow of John, 1 3 South alley Simonds John, shoemaker 13 Hinckle's court Simons John, hatter Hunter's court Noah, linen and woollen draper 278 S. 2d Richard P. taylor 160Coates' tWilliam, labourer 259 Spruce Simpson Bower, labourer 281 south Third David, silverplater 2 Locust Deborah, widow teacher 3 Little German Elizabeth, 113 German George, cashier Girard's bank lO^Ches- nut Hannah, widow (nurse) Is 8 N. Water Hester, washerwoman Shippen ab. 7th James, carter 64 Catharine James, mariner Swede's alley Jas. grocer 1 south 7th corner High John, grocer Bonsall-street John, groeer 39 south Front Mm SIM SIN Simpson John, milkman Locust cor. Sch. Front John, paperstainer cor. Mulberry St Broad Mary, seamstress 26 Strawberry Richard, shoemaker Cedar above Ninth S. and Co. merchants 26 north 7th Samuel, teacher 273 N. 2d 8c 158 N. 5th Samuel, doctor Barday's court Sarah, boarding house Townsend's court Steward, shoemaker 271 south Fourth widow, 62 Catharine Wm. grocer, Sch. 6th between High and Chesnut William, merchant cor. High St Sch. 6th [See Simes "Sims E. widow of James, Federal near 2d John, painter, Sec. 2 north Eleventh, shop near Arch Joseph, merchant comptinghouse 155 south Water, dwelling s. w. corner Chesnut and 7th Joseph, jun. gentleman 176 south Third Joseph, carpenter 290 Lombard Walter, sea captain 153 Walnut Wm. ropemaker Carpenter above Fifth Simson John, merchant 229 Spruce [See Simpson Sin Thomas, labourer 490 north Third Sinclair James, printer, See. Moyamensing near Wharton and 227 Walnut Jos. wheelwright 170 Shippen [See Sink. Siner Jacob, brass founder 4th below George John, ropemaker 483 south Front John, brassfounder Fourth below George Thomas, shuttle maker 4th below George Singer Abraham, gentleman 16 Filbert John St Co. merchants 263 High Singerly George, taylor 429 north Third Singleton James, shipwright Hanover bel. Bedford Joseph Y. sea captain 13 Shippen Samuel, sea captain 263 south Front Stephen, sea captain 85 Penn Thomas, shipwright 456 south Fronf Mnics Isaac, bricklayer Mint court Sink Abraham, military store 21 High SIN SKI ">ink Catharine, widow 202 Vine Elizabeth, tayloress back 385 Front John, farmer Banks of Schuylkill Lawrence, cabinetmaker 186 south Second William, 21 High Sinkler Mary, Walnut above Tenth wife of John C. Sheaff's alley Sinly Mabel, spinster Prosperous alley Sips John, brickmoulder Sch. 5th near Chesnut Michael, jun. brickfnaker Steinmetz's court Michael, brickmaker 9 3 north Fourth tSiras James, cooper 200 Cherry Sirine Joseph, mariner 5 Callowhill Sisco James, labourer Anne-st. near Ridge road j-John, oysterman 7th above Shippen Sisinger John, shoemaker 438 north Third tSisk Edward, labourer 8th near Lombard John, of U. S. army 40 N. Sixth tSiso Alexander Bonsall-street Sisty John, pocketbook maker enquire 10 S. Front Siter Christian, victualler Garden ab. Callowhill Siters Sarah, tayloress 486 north Second-st. Sites George, bleeder with leeches 10 Branch-st Sitgreaves William, carpenter 149 St. John Si vert Barbarra, widow back 26 north Ninth Sixte Stephen, confectioner 125 south Second Size Michael, brickmaker Sch. Front near Spruce Skaats Edward, cabinetmaker 8 1 south Eleventh Skanding Jeremiah, shoemaker 2 Crab Skelly Thos. brewer 9 Broad, dwelling 29 Sansom Skelton Mary, widow 74 New Skerrett George, bookbinder Shield's alley Sc Hagner chocolate manufacturers 132 north Third James and son, blacksmith's 100 Locust above Ninth and 135 south Ninth James, jun. blacksmith 135 south Ninth and 100 Locust James I. accomptant 154 south Ninth Joseph, goldsmith Shield's alley widow of Joseph, 154 south Ninth Skess John, mariner 26 Union alley Skill John, carter back 1 19 Swanson SKI SLO Skillman John, saddjer 5 Budd Skinner Eliza, widow 345 Race Eliza, 6 Callowhill Francis H. sea captain 17 Mulberry Wm. painter and glazier back 38 Vine R< painter, &c. 6 Callowhill ?kirm George, blacksmith 9 Filbert Skullion Francis, shoemaker Hazel alley near "Walnut Skyrin John, gentleman 134 north Eighth Slack Daniel, shipwright 12 Browne (N. L.) Jacob, grocer High-street wharf south side John, coachmaker 8 Little Pine Slahter Jacob, tobacconist 136 north Third [See Schloter and Schlatter Slater John, carpenter 385 Sassafras Slattery Wm. labourer Queen near Marlborough Slaughter Catharine, seamstress Garden bel. Cal- lowhill G. corner Passyunk and Sixth John, baker 96 Callowhill Peter O. shipwright 105 Budd Sleeper and Ashton, blacksmiths 94 north Front James, blacksmith 24 Elfreth's alley and 94 north Front Jane, widow boarding house Webb's court Jonathan, oaiicooper 1 1 1 south Water and china store 92 N. Front Sleet George, mariner 10 Burd's alley (S.) Slemmer Adam, cedar cooper Rose alley n. Brown Jacob, cedar cooper 439 north Third 31entz George, carter U7 Coates' Slesman Catharine, gentlewoman 98 north Front Elizabeth, gentlewoman 98 north Front George, merchant 58 north Third ^iifer John, innkeeper 191 north Third Slingluii' Joseph, cornchandler 410 north Third Sloan Elizabeth, widow 1 14 Vine James and John, grocers 400 High and cor High and Sch. 5th Sarah, widow 238 south Fifth William, 7 Penn Slodman John, woodsawyer Wood near Kunckle SLU SMf fSiuby lenjamin, labourer back 7 Parham's alley Sloss David, calico printer Arch bet. Sch. Front & Second Small Abraham, printer and bookseller 37 south Second Mapy, widow Webb's alley near Race Stockdel, wharf builder Beach near High Bridge Smallman James, engineer Walnut n. Sch. 2d Smallwood Manly, Beach near Hanover Martha, tavernkeeper 2 Dock Robert, carter Sch. 8th near Vine widow of Isaac, 10 north 1 1th Smedley Isaac, ironmonger 91 High & 8 Church alley Jacob, ironmonger 9 1 High Isaac & Co. ironmongers 91 High Smeltz Reinhart, painter^ Sec. 4 Cherry Smiley John, news carrier 225 south Sixth wife of Thomas, Spafford Wm. merchant taylor 9 8 Chesnut SmUie John, taylor 2 Elfreth's alley Smith Abigail, widow 103 Chesnut Abraham, innkeeper 140 N. Water Abraham, oysterman 41 Cedar Abraham, stone mason High west of Per= manent Bridge Abraham, wharf builder Beach near High Bridge Agnes, 93 Plumb Andrew, carpenter 47 Fitzwalter Andrew, carpenter Juniper ab. Locust Andrew, nailor back Noble near 3d Ann, shopkeeper 152 north Water Ann, tayloress 33 Locust t Anthony, porter 19 Small Asa, 300 north Third Asa, sea captain Moyamensing near I?rimt Barbara, washerwoman 12th near Walnut Barnard, labourer 295 Callowhill St Bassett, storekeepers 5 4 north Second Benjamin B. shoemaker back 275 S; 5th Caspar, smith 269 Sassafras Mm2 SMI SML Smith Catharine, widow 96 Coates Catharine, widow 377 north Fourth Charles, grocer cor. Walnut and I lth Charles, coachmaker 177 south Third Charles Sc Son, store keepers 261 north 2d Charles E. druggist 53 Wood Charles L. grocer 37 south Third and 75 Chesnut Charles, carpenter n. e. cor. Juniper and George tCharles, mariner Emlen's court C. E. £c T. lumber merchants, yard n. f. cor. Vine and Sixth C. G. baker Laetitia court Christian, labourer cor. West and Cherry Christian, assistant storekeeper Waltinan's alley Cornelia, widow 40 Mulberry Christian, rigger back 14 German Christian, hatter Stewart's court -Daniel, grocer Charlotte bel. Poplar Daniel & Co. storekeepers 9 south '^u Daniel, grocer 99 north Third Daniel, shallopman 42 Christian Daniel, mariner back 424 south Front Daniel, merchant 181 south Third Daniel, merchant 66 north Fifth Daniel, carpenter 216 south Third Daniel B. druggist 142 High Dennis, labourer 271 south 4th |Diana, huckster 12th near High Dockeroy, merchant 1 89 Walnut Duncan, drayman Juniper alley Edward, merchant 156 north Front and 53 N. Water Fdward A. 20 Columbia avenue Eli, teacher 66 Dock Elijah, schoolmaster 6 Hinckle's court Eliza, widow washerwoman Lily bel. Green Eliza, storekeeper W airman's alley Eliza, widow 88 Budd street Elizabeth, widow Callowhill ab. 8th Elizabeth, widow 6th near Buttonwppd Ml i MI SMI i Elizabeth) Currant alley near Locust Elizabeth, Cherry st. bet. Sch. 5th and 6th Elizabeth, widow of John, 10 Walnut tEzekiel, sweep master back 7T German Francis Gurney, merchant 172 S. Front Francis, back 61 Queen (S.) Francis, harness maker and coach trimmer 148 Cherry t Francis, mariner W Hurst Frederick, 77 Union Frederick M. carter Callowhill bet. S 3d and 4th George, cooper 176 north Eighth George, mariner 78 Catharine George, carter' Apple George R. accomptant 11 ncrth lit". George W. merchant 175 north 2d George, mariner Little Washington George, grave digger public ground S :. fras bet. Sch. 3d and 4th George, tinplate worker 329 north 2d George, drayman 100 Plumb George, currier back 102 High G. F. merchant 190 Pine Godfrey, merchant 28 north Sixth Hannah, callenderer back 9 1 north Third Hannah, shopkeeper 360 south 2d Harriet, widow 41 Lombard Hazielj carpenter 46 Mulberry and 83 New & Harding, lumber merchants 149 north Water k Helmuth, merchants s. f. cor. Hi^har.d * Sixth Hemphill, grocer cor. Walnut and 1 1th Henry, mariner 8 Burd's alley (S.) Henry, smith cor. Laurel andBudd H. & J. cor. Front and Germantown road Henry, carpenter 136 Cedar Henry, teacher 488 south Second Henry, carpenter 1 1 Parham's alley t Henry, oysterman St. Mary tHezekiah, sweep master 299 south Third SMI SM Smith Isabella, boarding filmsc ,CorT"5th and Lom- bard Isabella, nurse 106 Cedar J. & Fowler, teachers Catharine ab. Second north side Jacob, labourer back 132 Callowhill Jacob, shoemaker Raspberry alley Jacob, junction 3d and Germantown road Jacob, silversmith 206 nqrth Eighth Jacob, taylor 143 south Ninth Jacob, surgeon dentist 269 south 2d Jacob, plasterer 179 Cedar Jacob, baker Hanover near Bedford Jacob, taylor 278 south Fourth Jacob, farmer Vienna near West Jacob, labourer Cherry near West Jacob, shoemaker West's court Jacob, accomptant 210 north Sixth James, carpenter Wood ab. 8th James, saddler Prime near 2d James, inspector of customs 4 Powell James, merchant 249 Mulberry James E. late city treasurer 1 32 south 8tL James S. attorney at law 101 south 4th James, mariner 196 Cedar James, plasterer Currant alley near Locust James, jun. grocer Juniper ab. Locust James, labourer Rachel street t James, mariner 237 south Fourth Jane, school mistress 15 Cresson's alley Jeremiah, brickmaker 1 3th above Sassafras Job, teacher 48 Queen (S.) Job, teacher 530 north Third |Job, labourer 10th near Cedar John, marshal for the district of Pennsylva- nia 102 south Eighth John, (Farmers' 8c Mechanics5 Bank) 57 S. Eleventh John, shoemaker 150 south Fifth John, 390 north Front John, upholsterer 82 Locust John, labourer back 10/ Plun;b John, gentleman 283 Chesnutnear Ninth / SMI ith John, labourer^ 30'(^llaiyJ»fllab. 10th John, grocer 32^fefcftffwharves John, shoemokOTi39 Lombard John, moulder upper ferry road John, whitesmith 52 and 54 Cedar John, grocer 90 Swanson John, smith Race near Sch. 8th John, labourer HuddelPs alley John, grocer cor. 7th and Pine John, mariner 81 Penn John, student of divinity Callowhill ab. 8th John, tobacconist 36 Coates' alley John, carter West near Cherry John, grocer 521 north Third ^ John, druggist 32 Columbia avenue John, taylor 382 north Second John, innkeeper 72 German John, carpet weaver 542 north Third John, sea captain 1 7 Vine John, grocer s. w. cor. Walnut and 11th John, blacksmith Laurel ab. Budd st. John, innkeeper 427 north Second John, oysterman cor. High and Juniper John, marble yard 197 south 7th John A. tobacconist 257 north Second John C. merchant 25 Sansom & 15 Dock John D. merchant 107 south Water and 1 1 Lombard John D. carpenter 33 Filbert (D. E.) John & Son, merchants 107 south Water and 67 Lombard John G. storekeeper 249 north 2d and cor. Margaretta and 2d John M. carpenter 274 north 2d John R. attorney at law 60 south 5th k 83 Walnut John R. C. merchant 58 south Front TJohn, woodsawyer Cherry n. Prince (K.) jJohn, labourer Warner's court iJohn, mariner 243 south Fourth Jonas, carter Sch. 8th near Vine Jonathan, cashier of the Bank of Pennsyl- vania 152 Walnut SMI— —SMI ~* Smith Jonathan B. attorney at law 21 south 7t1i Jonathan, carpenter Carpenter near 6th Jos. merchant Brooke court Jos. iron merchant 23 south wharves, and 81 Walnut Joseph, carpenter 179 Green Joseph, labourer Wood st. (K.) Joseph, carter Race bet. Sch. 7th and 8th Joseph, mariner 48 Mead Joseph, sailor Germantown road bel. 2d Joseph, shoemaker 520 north 2d Joseph, oysterman Beach near High bridge Justinian, nailor 62 New Lambert, grocer 255 south 7th Lewis, carter Cherry near Duke fLydia, washerwoman 54 Coates' Margaret, widow back 192 north Third Margaret, widow boarding house 37 N. 3d Margaret, mantua maker 1 Clawges* court Margaret, widow 6 Stall's court Margaret, widow back 2 Federal Margaret J. dry good store 5 north 2d Martha, Lombard bel. Tenth Mary, wife of John, Prince near Palmer Mary, gardener Prince near Palmer Mary, widow 19 Cresson's alley Mary, 85 Shippen Mary, shopkeeper 508 south Front Mary, widow 326 south Sixth Mary, widow Garden ab. Callowhill Mary, widow Wood (K.) Mary- Ann, teacher 45 Coates' alley Matthias, hairdresser 9 1 Race tMintus, widow Elbow St Morgan, merchants 61 north Front , boarding house 83 Walnut Nathan, shoemaker 18 Greenleaf court N. A. measurer of carpenter's work 274 north 2d N. lumber merchant s. w. cor. Vine& 9th. residence 127 Arch t Nathaniel, mariner 6th near Shippen Newberry, merchant 62 north Second SMI SMI Smith Oliver, merchant 2 Chester Paul, blacksmith, 282 Vine Peter, taylor 247 north Front Peter, mariner 2 Callowhill Philip, labourer Buttonwood Philip, grocer 1 54 south Front Philip, victualler, 257 north Eighth Ralph, carpenter Miller's court Ralph, jun. carpenter Fearris' court Ralph H. carpenter 71 Cherry Rebecca, gentlewoman 3 Brooke's court Rebecca, 349 Mulberry Richard, shoemaker 134 German Richard, turner 18 south Tenth Richard E. gentleman 113 north Water Robert, mariner Swede's alley Robert, curb stone setter, seller and cutter Sen. 6th bel. High Robert, wheelwright 326 south 6th Robert & Co. merchants 58 south Front Robert T. grocer 376 High ab. 12th Robert, stone cutter Heyde's court Robert H. attorney at law 79 Walnut !"Robert, waiter 7 Prune Rowland, corder 50 Elder Ruth, widow shopkeeper 32 Mead alley Samuel, grain measurer 188 S. Water and 189 south Front Samuel, gentleman 87 Mulberry Samuel, bricklayer 37 Mechanic street Samuel, labourer Beach n. High bridge Samuel, druggist, Sic. 76 south 2d Samuel, (C.) tanner, &c. 63 south 3d, and 73 Walnut Samuel, woodsawyer 81 Plumb ^Samuel, carpenter Rose t Samuel, woodsawyer Smith's court (C.) ;Samuel, cleaner of privies St. Mary bet, 9th and 10th Sarah, widow mantuamaker 75 Cherry Sarah, shopkeeper 12 Browne (N. L.) Stephen, merchant 4 1 north Front and 1 0 X. Seventh SMI SMI Smith Stephen W. merchant 17 Pine & Streeper. grocers 338 north Third Theobald, blacksmith 1 15 Pine Terence, grocer 168 N. Third, cor. Vine Thomas & Co. lumber merchants 193 Vine Thomas, 193 and 202 north 6th Thomas, labourer Rose alley ab. Green Thomas, storekeeper 202 Chesnut Thomas, flour merchant 1 3 north Twelfth store 455 High Thomas, boarding house 1 1 4 Swanson Thomas, lumber merchant 161 N. Water Vincent, wood merchant 161 N. Water wife of Isaac, b. 11 3 German wife of John, washerwoman Say bet. Sch. 7th and 8th widow of James, carpenter Pearson's court Wm. sea captain 125 New Wm. W. jappaner and varnishmaker 165 south Third William, jun. merchant 48 south Front William, carpenter Blackberry alley near Walnut William, carter 142 Browne William, attorney at law 1 03 Chesnut William W. merchant cor. High and Sch. Third William, baker back 175 Coates' William, tobacconist 204 south Third William, typefounder B«nsall street William, shallopman 76 Penn William, mariner 5 16 south Front Wm.tavernkeeper 19 Chesnut William, innkeeper (sign of the waggon) 340 north Third Wm. M. accomptant 22 George William, m. b. 27 Sansom William, bricklayer Callowhill bet. Sch. Third and Fourth fWilliam, carter Lily alley bel. Green Wm. W. merchant 15 Walnut and 16 Pine and Wood, merchants 33 north Water widow of Robert, 1 34 Sansom [See Smyth Smither James, engraver 6c seal cutter 143 Arch SMI SXV Smtther John, confectioner x. e. corner Third k Walnut Smothers Joshua, oysterman 2 33 Lombard f William, labourer 27 Mary's alley- Smyth Edward, grocer s. e. cor. 2d and Christian George^ drayman s. e. cor. Cedar & Broad Lambert, grocer 255 south 7th Peter, boarding house 9 Fromberger's court Wm. morocco dres=er Kenlen's court [See Smith Snagg Sarah, shopkeeper 47 Christian Thomas, carter 82 Browne Snead i evin, inspector of lumber 3 Swanson , midwife 3 Swanson Sneathen David J. grocer corner Callowhill and Garden James, shallopman 163Shippen Sneck Elizabeth, widow victualler Laurence Jacob, victualler 149 Vine Philip, victualler James Snellbai^er Philip, tobacconist 194 north Water Snell Benjamin, sea captain 404 south Front James, sea captain 3-1 north ~d Philip, grocer cor. Callowhill Sc Old Yord R Snesinger John, carter back 448 north Third Snetiier Ann, seamstress bac'; 3^5 south Froi ._ -Snibler Lawrence, baker junction 3d Sc Ger. R. Snider David, brickmaker Vine-n. Self. Eighth Jacob, shoemaker 44 and 4 5 Elder Jacob, jun. shoemaker 5 north Eighth John, gardener Irish lane near Cedar Snow Silas, carpenter Heyde's court Snowden Isaac, gentleman Vtulberry ab. 1 1th Joseph S. ropema er and shipchandlei Spruce street wharf Leonard, china merchant 244 and 246 north Third and orth, 230 Pine Sophia, widow mantuamaker 280 Arch Thomas, carpenter 96 north Eleventh Snyder Aaron, tobacconist 1 Cresson's alley Adam, chairmaker 1 16 Browne Andrew, printer 25 Ann street (N. L* N n SNY SNV Snyder Benedict stocking weaver 20 North alley Casper, distiller 3 1 3 north Front Catharine and Mary, grocers 206 Cedar Catharine, widow Buttonwood near Fifth Charles, shoemaker 24 Artillery lane Charles, watchman Shackamaxon (K.) Christian, grocer 2i5 north Third Christian, cabinetmaker 49 north Fourth Christiana, widow 36 Appletree alley & Crombargar, flour merchants 314 High Daniel, combmaker Rose alley ab. Green Eliza, wife of George, Shippen bel. 7th Elizabeth, wife of William, 1 1 8 Browne (N. L.) .Elizabeth, widow 25 1 north 2d Enoch, coach-wheelwright Lemon St Race George, oakcooper Coates' court George, innkeeper Bush hill hotel George, cordwainer 24 Du.^e (N. L.) George A. grocer 40 Race George C. accomptant 36 Queen fS.) and Haas, painters and glaziers 29 1 north Front Harrrcan, cabinetmaker 191 German Henry, painter and glazier 5 Artillery lane Henry, tinplate worker 55 Coates' Henry, grocer 321 High Jacob, jun. bootmaker 5 north Eighth Jacob, shoemaker 48 Lombard Jacob, dealer 210 High Jacob, ta.ylor 329 Mulberry John, deputy sheriff Oai- (N. L.) John and Son, grocers 32 I High John, grocer 321 High John, flour merchant 314 High and Ches- nut ab. 1 3th John, brickmaker Cedar near Sch. Third John, jun. biickma^er Chesnut ab. 13th John, labourer Cedar near Asheton John, flour store Chesnut bel. Juniper Joseph, smith 77 Penn & 2 1 Little Water and 18 Swanson Joseph, gilder and composition manufas- turer 105 WTaJnut SNtf SO* Snyder Lewis, blacksmith back 212 north Eighth Ludwick, grocer 74 Green Margaret, 74 north Fourth Margaret, Buttonwood Mary, nurse 72 New ' Mary, wife of Mitchell b. 113 German Mary, seamstress Hickory lane -Mary, widow huckster Tammany below Knuckle Michael, brewer 109 Cherry 5c Myers, smiths cor. Swanson Sc Christian Peter, walking stationer 7th ab. Poplar lane Peter, taylor 59 north Fourth 3usan, widow washerwoman Vine bet, Sch. 8th and Broad Thomas, brickmaker Hickory lane ab. 6th widow of David, 134 Browne widow, Buttonwood ab. Charles widow, grocer cor. Branch and Fourth [_See Schneider Soast John S. bleeder and hairdresser cor Fifth &, Buttonwood Sobbe Walter, painter, &c. 39 Crab Soby Mary, mantuamaker 3 Brewer's alley Soch John, weaver Germantown road ab. 2d iSockom Stephen, shoemaker 23 Union Soderstrom Richard, consul general from Sweden corner Eleventh and Chesnut Soffe John, shoemaker corner Moyamen^ing and Wharton Sollers John, mariner 54 Shippen Solomon C. 175 south 7th Solomons Alexander E. umbrellama&er 194 Cal» low hill Solms Joseph, merchant 6 South alley Somerindyke Jacob, stablekeeper 101 south 8th and Locust near 8th Sornmer John, m. d. cor. 6th and Race John Jacob, merchant Key's alley Sommers widow Noble ab. 2d [See Summers Sommersett John, oysterman 256 Lombard Sones Agnes, shopkeeyer 14 South alley Songster John, labourer Jiazel alley n. Spruce SON SPA Songster William, labourer Cherry near Junipe: Sonntag William L. merchant 28 north Fifth Sork George, labourer Duke (K.) Simon, labourer Prince near Wood Sorrer Joseph, cook 143 Lombard Souder Caspar, ropema er Shackamaxon (K. Charles, bricklayer 276 north 2d Charles, sen. bricklayer Lily alley C. vict. Frankford road n. Shackamaxon Elizabeth, boarding; house 196 N. Fifth Jacob, bricklayer 315 north 2d Jacob, jun. bricklayer Kunckle n. Green Jacob, victualler Marlborough n. Prince John, late inn keeper 330 north Third Philip, musician 207 north Wrater Thomas M. bricklayer 312 High widow of John, seamstress 326 Sassafras Senders Caspar, boot and shoemaker 34Chesnut Catharine, shopkeeper 14 Kunckle Christopher, vict. Frankford ab. Bedford John, huckster 136Coates' Souffrain John, hairdresser 95 north Front Sourwaldt John, tobacconist 131 Callowhill Sowerby Mary, boarding house 152 south Front Sowers B. victualler James' street Eliza, widow huckster James' street George, victualler back 2 60 north Eighth Hannah, widow 61 Cherry Jacob, labourer 40 Charlotte Peter, labourer York road ab. Browne Wm. briekmaker Rugan street tSoyer Ann, washerwoman Middle alley Spackman Samuel, merchant 123 south 7th and 24 Church alley Spade Henry, labourer Cordwainer's alley Sarah, 59 Shippen Spangela John, merchant 127 Spruce Spangler Geo. blacksmith 250 s. Front Sc 34 Cedar George, merchant 247 High widow of Henry. 52 Cedar Spar Barnwell, 95 Lombard Sparhawk Elizabeth, widow 67 south 2d Sparke Hugh, innkeeper 313 High SPA SPI Sparks Henry, merchant 463 High Jacob F. tobacconist 87 Cedar and 446 t^ Front Robert, cabinetmaker 154 Coates' Samuel, corder 1 82 Swanson Sarah, widow 163 south 2d Sarah, widow 28 Broad street Sarah, widow shopkeeper Beach n. High. (B.) Thomas, plumber and shot manufacturer 49 s. wharves and 472 south Front Spaven Robert, blac smith Aspen alley Speakman Hannah, widow 178 Mulberry John, druggist, &x. cor. 2d and High Sc Say, apothecaries and druggists, n. w. cor. High and 2d Spear George, taylor 34 N. Water and 9 Coombs* alley Josiah, merchant Poplar alley n. Walnut Specht George, grocer 319 north Third Jacob, victualler CharJes st Speck Charles, baker 26 Pewterplatter alley Spec :er Catharine, washerwoman back 32 Plumb Specknagle William, cabinetmaker 22 south 7th Speel George, ba er 140 north Front widow of . ohn, baker 44 Strawberry Speer James, wheelwright 300 south Front Spence Mary, widow 98 Lombard fbpencer Charles, labourer Shippen bel. 6th Charlotte, widow boarding house 55 s. 5th Jafi~.cs S. merchant 37 north Front James, victualler Moyamensing below Federal Spenannberg B. tayloress Oak near Browne Margaret, widow Court alley Spennenberg John, storekeeper 68 north 2d Sperry F. W. merchant 101 s. Front and 113 s. 4th Jacob, merchant 30 Dock and 99 s. 4th John, brickmaker Cherry bel. 12th Spickennagle Wm. cabinetmaker cor. Chesnut and 7th Spicer Frances, dry good store 462 south Front James. 203 north Front if n2 SPI STA Spiegle John R. combmaker 247 Vine Susanna, widow Walnut n. Sen. Fourth Spiers John, ropemaker 5C0 south 2d Peter, ropemaker Moyamensing n. Prime Thomas waterman b. i 3 Strawberry Spiess Joseph, labourer Duke near Vienna (K.) Sj.il; ard widow of Henry, inn eeper 418 s. Iron-t Spillert John, stevedore 5 Little German Spohn Wm. grocer cor. Sassafras and 2d Spofford Jacob, sea captain 27 New Market Spooner Sc Girvan, curriers 21 Chesnut Wm. currier 20 Franklin court Spotswoo.; Hannah, widow storekeeper 12 N. 6th wife of vVilliam, echanic st. Spragg Richard and Son, dealers 17 Dock Spr»ggs Josepk, cooper 324 south 2d Spriggs Margaret, widow 315 north Third Sprenger Joseph C. merchant 196 Market 8c 175 Walnut Springer Anne bonnetmaker 6 Strawberry Benjamin, barkeeper 6 Strawberry Benjamin, dealer 7 Little German Francis, carpenter 244 Lombard John, tanner Old road near Noble John, painter, &c. 85 Erowne (N. L.) Joseph, shipwright Frankford road cor. Bed to -d widow, teacher Juniper lane Sprogell Ludwick, joiner 1 1 York court Sproul James, cooper back 83 south Water Margaret, boarding house 27 Strawberry f.Spry W. labourer Warner's court Spyers M. dealer 66 ( allowhill tW. oysterman 202 Cherry Srom L. wid >w of Barney 55 Callowhiil Stackhouse Amos, chinastore 178 north Front Amy, tayloress James' alley H. hatter 16 Vine and 176 N. Front James, printer 177 north 2d James, labourer Wood ab. 8th Powell, cabinetmaker 1< 6 N. Front Samuel, bricklayer 42 Chester Sarah, washerwoman Shield's alley STA STA Stacy Sarah, widow ©f John, 39 Almond Stafford Catharine, spinner Race ab. Ninth David, labourer Swanson near Prime John, segar maker Mark's lane Mary Ann, 64 German Robert, m. d. 21 and 25 Pine StaggTeunis, cordwainer 23 Little German Stainrook David, sm\th 42 Brewers' aUey, shop cor. Old York road and Fifth Stall F. shipchandler and ropemaker Bickley's wharf & Ridge road n. Logan [See Stcll Valentine, victualler Laurence ab. Wood Stallard James, stablekeeper 36 Pine Stamper Sarah, gentlewoman 68 Pine Stancliff Edmund, 34 German Standbridge John C. merchant 5 south Ninth Standley Richard, mariner 108 Green Stanert Henry, carpenter corner Sch. 7th Sc Race Stan field Sarah, nurse 60 Penn Stanford William, shoemaker Wood near Prince Stange Patrick, mariner back 9 Parham's alley Stanley YVm. carpenter Hoffman's alley Stanly Morris, merchant 1 1 German Stanmire Caspar, oakcoop. Steinmetz court (N. L.) Eliza, wife of George, Wright's alley 8c Hoffman, coopers 13th below High Jacob, 5 6 north Eighth William, cooper Jones bel. Sch Fifth? shop in 13th bel. High fStansbury Isaac, oysterman Stewart's alley tSolomon, woodsawyer 10 George Stant William, taylor Loxley's court Stanton Richard iVt. dealer 188 north Third Stark Peter, mariner 79 Budd Starkey George, bricklayer back 345 north Front J. merchant Chesnut near Eleventh and near Front Johanna, washerwo. back 37 New Market Starr Jacob, vict. Pleasant aboveCharles James, gentleman 31 Vine James, jun. salt merchant 152 north Front John, collar maker Sch. 6th bel. High Margaret, widow 99 St. John STA STB Starr Mary, widow 152 north Front Moses, blacksmith 101 Budcl Richard, dye sinker Moyamensing road bel. Federal Starrat Ezekiel, drayman Federal near 2d John, hatter 25 Green fStates Jeltery, woodsawyer 18 Hurst Statton Mary, widow of Lee, 149 south Ninth Statzell Henry, brassfounder 96 Green Jacob, jun. carter back 168 St. John Jacob, carter back 96 Green Staughton Win, d. d. pastor Baptist church San- som-st .dwelling k.w. cor. Filbert and Eighth Stead Henry, printer 22 Cedar Steadman Alexander, silversmith back 71 Green Stear, widow of John; 291 Cailowhill [See Steers Steel Alexander, magistrate 15 German Anthony, chairmaker 122 south 2d Archibald, inspector of customs 28 Branch Eliza, widow shopkeeper 123 Coates' & Field, silverplaters 55 north 7th James, shipwright 72 Budd James, flour merchant 66 south wharves and 67 Spruce John, merchant centre 190 High John, labourer Fitzwalter near 7th John, Gen. collector of the Port 216 Pine Joseph, planemaker Sen. 5th near Chesnut Joseph, labourer Lombard bet. Sen. 7th 5c 8th Josiah, carpenter Mulberry near Sch. Third London, coachman St. Mary-st. Margaret, seamstress 3d bel. George (N. L.) Mary, teacher 281 south Third Matthias S. sea captain 18 Ann (N. L.) Rebecca H. Watson's alley Robert, silverplaler 223 Cailowhill above 6th Robert, flour and grain merchant Spruce- street wharf Thomas, weaver 13th near George Thomas, chairmaker Cailowhill above 6th Thomas, morocco dresser 36 Ann (N. L.) and near Willow STE STE Steel widow of John, labourer 67 Queen (S.) wife of Joseph, 15 ] ayette Wm. merchant 85 S. wharves Sc 71 Spruce. Steele Thomas B. tavernkeeper (yellow cottage) Second below Greenwich William, pilot 8 Parham's alley Steelman Solomon, hairdresser 345 south Front Steen James, carpenter Smith's court (S.) Steenberg Abraham, merchant 7 south 2d Steers Isaac, carpenter Cedar above Eleventh Steever Daniel, trader 307 High Daniel, jun. chairmaker 397 north Third Henry, tavernkeeper 100 High 3tein Abraham, dealer in watches 86 north Third [See Seines Steinauer Adam, oakcooper back 33 Vine" Michael, shoemaker 33 Vine Steinbrugge H. G. chymist 462 north 3d Steiner Frederick, taylor 12 North alley William, surveyor back 112 north 7th Steinhaur Wm. shoemaker 446 north Third Steinman John, baker 485 north Third John, blac smith 2d above Germantown road Steinmetz Christian, blacksmith 188 Rose alley Daniel, merchant 22 Walnut and 291 Spruce Jacob, late brickmaker Hickory lane above Sixth Jacob, j un. brickmaker corner Button- wood and Ridge , gentlewoman 270 Chesnut Peter, brushmaker 4 Cresson's alley Sarah, widow 16 Pewterplatter alley William, brickmaker 330 north 2d Steinruck Christian, taylor 5 1 Coates' Stell James, innkeeper junction Old York and Germantown road Stelwaggon Charles, baker 184 Race Daniel S. sea captain 36 Sassafras F. merchant 207 north Front Jesse L. iron merchant 146 Callowhili Joseph, carp. Kunckle n. Tammany STE-" STE Stehvaggon 8c Knight, iron merchants 219 N. 24 Stender Margaret, widow Starr alley Stenwyk Dominick, grocer 226 north Water Stephan C. teacher of music 56 north Fifth Stephens David, feedstore 1 3 1 north Fourth George, cutnailer 448 north Front John C. shoemaker 10 Pine John, segar maker 160 south Front John, grocer 248 south 3d cor. Shippen tLouisa, washerwoman 190 Lombard fLucrecia, washerwoman Little Pine Mary, widow 26 Race Rebecca, widow 87 Coates' Richard, carpenter Torr's court fSolomon, labourer Cherry above 11th ^Stephenson Augustus, labourer Broad ab. Spruce tCsesar, mariner Rose John, shoemaker 480 north 2d John, bricklayer 241 south 6th John, grocer Fitzwalter near 7th John, mason s. w. Centre square Mary Ann, miliner 147 south 2d Peery, cordwainer 338 south 2d William, late merchant 288 Chesnut Wm. labourer back Sch. 8th between Locust and Walnut Sterling Hugh, nailer 369 Mulberry Stern Wm.minter 19 Sugar alley Sterrett Thomas, tobacconist Charlotte bel. Poplar Stetler Henry, blacksmith 80 Plumb Stetter Henry, blacksmith German, road above 2d Stetton Joseph, J. shoemaker Wiley's court f Stevens Andrew, mariner 296 south Third B. mariner 57 Mead alley Hardy, mariner 200 St. John Joseph, sea captain 247 north Front Joshua D. carpenter back Rose alley is. Coates' Rebecca, widow 9 Small-st. Rebecca, mantua maker Currant alley n. Locust Samuel, cutler, &c. 1 12 High Samuel, copperplate printer 3 Chancery lane STE STE Stevens Sarah, widow Gofbrth alley Thomas, carpenter Lyndall's court Thomas, tallow chandler 22 1 south 5th fZachariah, labourer Bedford near 8th Stevenson Aaron, taliow chand. Cedar corner 12th Augustine, tin merchant 225 north 3d Cornelius, carpenter 4/ George (S.) Crooke, merchant 5 north Water and 78 south Fifth Eliza, widow Swanson above Prince Eliza, wife of Samuel W. 374 north 2d John, coachmaker 1 1th bel. Locust Peiry, shoemaker Washington n. Front Robert, carpenter Liberty alley tSarah, widow Elizabeth-st. Samuel H. grocer cor. Walnut & 9th William, city surveyor 168 south 4th William, currier 213 north Third William, carter W^ood near 6th t William, labourer Twelfth near Higfl Steward Ann, widow Queen near Sixth Ann, widow boarding house 3 1 Powell Charles, teacher 2 Green -fDavid, boot cleaner 142 Locust Henry, innkeeper 115 south Water tJames, bootcleaner 7th near Shippen James, carpenter 17 Plumb James, labourer Anne above Twelfth John, 224 Lombard John, labourer Fifth near Merritt's lane John, shipwright 31 Christian fPhilip, labourer 206 Coates' & Wiltberger, lumber yard corner 2d and Poplar lane Stewardson Thomas, merchant 90 Mulberry fStewart A. labourer Cedar above'12th Adam, 1 4 1 south Ninth Alexander, grocer 18 Small Andrew, tavernkeeper cor. Vine k Front Andrew, blacksmith 373 north 3d Charles, bonnet warehouse 27 north 2d Charles, Ca/u. in U- S. navy 219 Spruce David, mariner 339 south Front Eliza, widow Lily alley STE STE Stewart Francis, smith Sassafras above Tenth George, carpenter Juniper lane Henry, callico printer and dyer O. York near Germantown road I. widow 102 Shippen James, manner 4 York court James, plasterer 73 Locust corner Black- berry alley James, grocer 9 Callowhill-st. wharf James, grocer 4 1 6 Sassafras John, grocer comer Callowhiil and 10th tJohn, sawyer Marlborough near Queen Joseph, carpenter lth above Sassafras Margaret, widow flbow lane Margaret, seamstress 5 Penns. avenue Mary, wife of Charles, Frankford road near Bedford Moses, grocer 298 High, dwelling 394 Race Ma .new labourer Tuniper near Vine P. cabinet maker 364 south 2d Peter, sign painter Juniper below Spruce Roheit, smith M'Ginnes' court and 25 Little Water Samuel, m. d. 20 Prune Samuel, sea captain 75 Union Sarah. - 7 south Seventh T. sail maker Spruce-st. wharf and south Front Thomas, painter, Sec. 78 Dock St 7 Lodge Thomas, carpenter -182 Lombard Thomas, back 58 Klder Thomas, calico printer 6th near Camac Thomas, 37 Wood (N- L.) widow, 72 south Fifth widow, grocer Broad above Sassafras Walter, carpenter cor. Arch & Sch. 6th William, shallopman Lolar's court William, bricklayer 20 ueen (S.) William, carpenter 462 north Third William, carpenter 1 1 Knight's court William H. ornamental painter, &c. 1 IC south Fourth and 1 3 Marshall's alley STI ST* Stidham Isaac, shoemaker back 389 north 2d Stici John, baker i2> norih ifth Still", widow oi J. washerwoman 7 Crab Stiles Benjamin, gentleman corner High and llth 8c Elliot, editors of the lk True American," Lodge-st. 1st house from 2d st. fronting the north side of the i ennsylvania Bank Felix, carter 407 north 2d James, shoestore 166 High John, morocco dresser Pitt above George v John, lumber merchant 41 1 north Front John, drayman 440 north Front Robert, bricklayer 44 Vine Samuel boot maker back2'J Elfreth's alley & Tal mage, shoestore 166 High Thomas T. printer, office 11 N. 7th back of Moore &. iierkness, dwelling 40 N. 8th Loretta, Llroad below igh tStill lshmael, woodsawyer i'lumli alley Sanson, carter corner ' .on i bard mid 12th Phei) , nurse back 3 I Charlotte Stille Benjamin, merchant 210 Mulberry Benj. & Samuel) merchants J south Water John, merchant 146 Chesnut Mary, gentlewoman 40 south Front Samuel, merch. -32 Spruce and 3j s. Water Stillet Henry, jun.bla- ksmithcor.Germant.R.&c2d S> dwell, widow of Aaron, I 0 German St Uz John D. baker i c hancery lane Stinetz ohn, carpenter j9 fain many Stuie Jacob, grocer 2 south Seventh Jacob, brickmaker Sch. fth between Locust and Walnut \ Peter, malster I 13 Cherry Stinebeck Adam, victualler Laurence ab. Wood Stineford eorge, baker oack 353 south Front Stinger Eve, widow 7 kunckle - Jane, manlua ma er 127 Spruce John, baker 146 Spruce * Josep%, coachman back 176 Sassafras 'hilip, glass blower Wood near Duke Stinsen John labourer 7 Vernon Stintsman Caspar, ropemaker iianover n. Queeft Oo STI STO Stintsman Jacob, shoemaker Greenwich) Stites reter, taylor Smith's court (Sch.) St. -ohn Charles, Juniper alley Oliver, carpenter 6th near Fitzwalter Stock Anthony, merchant 188 south Front Frederick, labourer Fourth above Tammany George, blacksmith and dealer 72 Cedar and 23 George John C. merchant 222 Pine John, painter, b?c. 11 south Seventh Mary, seamstress 14 Small Philip, carpenter 6 Well's row Philip, gardiner Tammany above Fourth Philip, painter, &c 40 Zane tStocker James, labourer back 149 Browne Margaret, gentlewoman 193 south Front Stockley Peterman, bootmaker 63 Mead alley widow of Ayres, 438 south Front William, taylor 77 Arch Stockman Christian, mariner 49 Christian Stockton E. B. merchant 17 Walnut Saml. collector of accounts Hoffman's alley » William T. proprietor of the New York and Baltimore stages, office 43 and dwelling 41 south Fourth Stoddart John, 22 north Third S'oerger Martin, innkeeper 434 north Third Stolel John, rope maker Reed-st. near Front Stukely S. taylor 30 1 south Front Stoker Robert, boarding house"24 Swanson Stokes B and J. flour and feed store 221 N. Front Benjamin, flour store 163 N . Water Charles, merchant ?4 south ~!d & 6 Union Ellis, hardware merchant 45 High John, carpenter 227 Lombard Joseph, flour merchant 13 Keer's alley Joshua, jun carpenter 23 New Market Joshua, feed store 19 Brown 8c 440 N. Front Mary, shopkeeper 5 4 south Second Thomas, late tax collector 48 v hester ^ Thomas, jun. plasterer 46 Chester William, F. inspector of butter, &c. 62 N. Water and Fromberger's court 5X0 STO Stokes William, boot and shoemaker 116.N. 4th • Stollenwerck P, VI. clock and watch muker and mechanist in general 1 !th above High Stoltz Michael, boot and shoemaker 420 N. 2d Stoman Joseph, taylor 5 Little Pine Stone 13altus, labourer Prime near Swanson Benjamin, painter, Sec. 5 Hartung's alley • Dexter, merchant lerot's wharf Edward, carter Marlborough near Prince Jacob, tanner 3 below George(N. L.) John, cedarcooper 31 Charlotte John, labourer corner Eighth and Green Mary, widow milliner 119 north 2d Mary, washerwoman Spruce between Sch. 5th and 6th Thomas, innkeeper 14 Callow hill William, hairdresser 29 Swanson Stoneman Samuel, mate 105 Catharine Susanna, widow back 4 1 9 north Front Stones Samuel, merchant 66 south Eighth tStoo Philip, mariner n. E.cor. Fitzwalter and 6th Storer Samuel, tavernkeeper 89 south Water Storv Aaron, flour store, Sec. 453 High Storkbine Daniel, comb maker !26 New Storm John, cedarcooper Nonnater's court Story James, mariner Prime near 2d Samuel, currier 19 and 1 1.3 Chesnut Samuel and ■■ o. curriers 109 Chesnut Samuel, sea captain 210 south Sixth Susan, widow bac:^ 10 Shippen Susanna, widow 2/>8 Mulberry Thomas, labourer back 35 3 south Front William, culnailer 126 Lombard Stotesbury Arthur, sea captain 40) south Front Stothart and Starkey, merchants 33 Chesnut William, merchant 349 High Stotherd John, drover Sassafras near Sch. 8th Stothoff Garrett, cryor of mayor's court Juniper • lane Stoisenburgh John, carter Race n. Sch. Eighth M. widow Race n. Sch. Eighth Stott Jacob, carpenter 91 Plumb tStotts James, woodsawyer Smith's court STO STR Stouse Daniel, blacksmith 43 Cherry Joseph, m. d. 417 N. Second cor. Coatei* Stout Frances, washerwoman back 327 S. 2d George P. welldigger !25 Coates1 George, bri< klayer Baker's court Ja.ob, travelling stationer, Frankford above Queen Jacob, hatter 28 Sassafras alley James, waterman 265 north Front John, saddle arid harnessmaker 26 Spruce John, labourer 32 Charlotte P ohn, stationer Frankford Road n. Queen Seymour, oakcooper back 455 north Third William, late sugar boiler 51 Callowhill Stove John, shipwright Marlborough near Beach Stow Charles, taylor 19 north I ouith John, turner 76 Sassafras and 35 Bread Lazarus, shoemaker 212 Cherry Stowers John, innkeeper cor. High Sc Sch. 6th Stoy widow of Peter, Beach near Penn St;ack Christian, flour inspector Steinmetz's court Strahan Joseph, carpenter 288 Lombard widow of Gregory, innkeeper 190 S. 8th Straher Susanna, gentlewoman Clover alley Stran James, mate iOS Christian Strang Peter, carter 212 north Water Stratton Allen, carter 6 Green Benjamin, blockmaker 90 Spruce and 115 south Water Fithian, minister of Society Queen near Shackamaxon Joel) inspector oflumber, Sec. 5 11 N. Front John, innkeeper 28 south Sixth corner Carpenter's alley John, carter 5 6 New Market Levi, carpenter 75 Budd |T. and C. waiters Green's court & Walton, block, and pump makers US south Water • William, jun. oakcooper 75 Budd Strawbridge John, merchant 52 south W^harves Sc 159 Walnut Strayline George, taylor 300 Vine STR — *-STR Streaker Elias, shipwright liberty alley Streaper John, nailer 542 north Third John, accomptant 70 north Fourth i ichaid, distiller 198 south 1 hird Streeton William, shipwri ht enn ( .) Streiper Samuel, drayman 12th above Race Strembeck Jacob, measurer ofpainttr's work and innkeeper Shakespeare Hotel 193 t hesnut John,tavernkeeper Ridge Road above Francis William, painter, Sec. 178 Swanson Streper John, cut nailer High near Sen. 7th Stretch Bradway, grocer Catharine-st- wharf Jonathan, watchman Popier above Front Naomi, widow 45 3 north \ hird Stretcher Firnex, carpenter 129 south Sixth Thomas, gate keeper No. 1 Frankford [See Strykei" Streton John, shipwright Oak near Brown Strieker A. brushmaker 189 High and back 185 Charles, s in dresser Roger's court Daniel, tobacconist 18-^ I igh Daniel, coppersmith 2 Roger's court Isaac, coppersmith etain Sc Margaretta near New arket st. Strickland John, carpenter Ju iper lane William S. architect and engineer 18* Cherry Strieby Adam, ta\ ernkeeper 402 N. Front Striker Leonard, tanner 60 Green Si rill John, oak cooper 32 Artillery lane St-immel Richard,, w lodsawyer near llanover String eter, labourer S06 Coates' Stringer eter, ! 4 Sugar alley t ully, shoema er Shippen below 7th Stringfield William, George- street Strockapinie Henry, caulker Crown near Prince Philip, gardmer Prime near Cherry Strockbey Philip, labourer cor. of Vineyard-street and Grape alley %roh Christian F. labourer 297 Vine, « q 2 3TR SUX Stroman John, biscuit baker New Market near Ma garetta Strong Harriet, widow 39 Callowhill widow of Joseph, m. d. S. E. corner Cedav and Front Stroup John, taylor 127 north-Front John, jun. taylor 8 north Water and 12 > Front Stroop Harriet, victualling cellar 124 High John, blacksmith 388 north Third Strous Jacob, wheelwright 41 Zane , oakcooper Lily alley above Green Strowman oseph. taylor 106 Plumb Stryker Peter A. dry good store 127 north Second \_Sce Strieker Steubert John, shingle shaver Davidson's alley bel. Juniper Stuart Henry, tavernkeeper 113 south Water James, inspector of customs 155 Cedar James, grocer 207 south Second John, innkeeper 34 north Sixth Stuckert Henry, baker 362 north Third Henry J. druggist, Sec. cor. 2d 8c Shippen Stull Adam, shoemaker 343 Sassafras William, labourer 281 Arch Wii'iam, jun. shoemaker 292 Arch [See StelL and Still Sturges Anna, widow of captain oseph, 19 Coated above Front Sturgis Benjamin, shoemaker Swedes' alley- Daniel, whitesmith 24 Cox's alley John, paperhanger 24 Franklin court Joseph, watchmaker 7 Fitzwalter Joseph, brie layer back 369 Mulberry M. paperhanger 13 Hurst Peter, boot and shoema er 138 south 5th Sturk Jacob, labourer Fourth near George Subers Amos, blac lead potter 372 north Front f Suffy Peter, labourer 6th near Poplar lane Suker Mary, widow Wood near Queen Sulger Christian, ha' er 161 St. John Jacob, jun. Sec to Marine Insurance Ce- 161 Mulberrv StfL 5U1 Sullander Wilhelmina, widow Sullivan Catharine, boarding house ISO south 3 a Jeremiah, 5 I Mulberry John L. baker Clymer's alley John T. stationer k. e. corner Front and Hi^h, dwelling 241 Spruce Joshua, spread eagle inn 2 S3 nigh Margaret, widow Iftl Vine Sully Charlotte, washerwoman 7 5 George (S.) Thomas, portrait painter Philosophical Hall Sumerl Joseph, accomptaut 10 north 7th Summer, wife of Charles, washerwoman Crown n Bedford Sumnerfield James, marner Swede's alley Summers Arthur, shoemaker 59 Brown (NT. L) Catharine, widow Xobie near 2d Francis, mariner 161 north Front G. carpenter 2 i Powell Hannah, widow 15 Summer's court annibal, labourer Middle alley Henry, brewer 13th near Sassafras John, shoemaker 23 Mary (S.) Philip, Lily alley below Green Philip, melter Sen -6th below Chesnut Samuel, M. storekeeper 25 5 south 2d corner Cedar ■pSummerset ohn, oyste.man corner 5th 8c Small Summons h liza, widow mantua ma er 330 S. 2d Sumpt er 3 i 7 north Third Jacob, shipjoiner and guager Shackamax* on (K.) SWA SYB Swartz John, stevedore 8 1 north Water Joseph, oa cooler and guager 34 Vine and 124 north Water Sweeny H. ScJX groc t- s 17 Shippen James, carpenter 13th neat; Locust John, carpenter 120 Locust John, printer Fromberger's court Jehn, carter Burd's court Martha, widow 32 north F.ighth Miles, labourer 29 Mechanic street William, painter, Sec. back 147 and 15,3 i edar Sweenin Paul, secretary of the rfussian Legation 181 Walnut Sanso n's row Sweet Henry, labourer Emlen's court Jane, hair wor er 86 north Seventh Sweitzer Frederick, tobacconist 5 bugler's court John, spinner 4th above George Mary, widow stationer cor. Race Sc 4th Michael, labourer Steinmetz' court Sweyer Henry, gentleman 70 north Seventh Swiar Peter, late land dealer 366 north -id Swicker Eliza, widow nurse 479 north Second Swift Crispin, shoemaker 428 north Front John, attorney at law IP 5 Spruce John W. merchant i72 south 2d and 103 Pine Rebecca, widow 21 Callowhill Swigler Christian, smith 238 Cedar Swinney David, feed store 3 south wharves Sc Jenkins, feed store 3 south wharves Swipperhouser John, carpenter 25 charlotte Swink Henry, tanner Germantown road near 2d Swope George, painter, Sec. 348 north 2d and 134 St. John Walter, carter Front near Wharton 8c Warren, painters, Sec. 343 north 2d Sword Catharine, boarding house 162 south 2d Sybert Caspar, grain and shorts store 76 soutfe. wharves, dwelling iOth bel. George Henry, labourer 20 Artillery lane John, labourer 36 Coates' SYC TAP Syckle David, gentleman 305 High street Sy^es William, gentleman 16 Lombard Syne John, labourer, back 1 13 German Tabek Antjpas, carpenter 39 Passyunk Benjamin, boat builder Queen n. Crown Tack John 37 H south Second John, bricklayer 10 Knight's court John R. sailmaker Spruce street whar^Sc 47 Penn John, lumber merchant 30 Callowhill John, mariner Buttonwood near (_ barles John VI. military storekeeper U. S. arse- nal Lewis, shoe warehoused, w. cor 3d and High and 124 High Levi, labourer ' rince near Marlborough Mary, teacher ba< k 92 rown Moses, :earher 14 north Fifth Rebecca, milliner 67 Mulberry Rene, teacher of music 72 north 6th i'AV' TEL Taylor Robert, merchant 38 Dock £<: 189 Cheslur Robert, stonecutter 363 north Third Robert, carpenter High near Sch. . th Robert, Windsor chair maimer, and county commissioner 39 S. Front -Robert, mariner 271 south Third Samuel, shoemaker 183 St John Sarah, widow of James, 137 Lombard Sarah, boarding house 96 south 3d Shadrach 8c Joseph, bookbinders 384 north Second Tracy, nailer Frankford bel. Queen Thomas, shoemaker 2 17 south Front Thomas, mariner bac . 246 south Fron: Thomas, taylor loO north Water William, jun.r merchant 184 High "William, brie layer 15 Mumb widow, box maker 18 Plumb widow of Joseph, 1 1 1 Vine wile oi David, Germantown road n. Otter Tays Matthew, ropemaker Shackamaxon n. Bed- ford fTeague Margaret, washerwoman back '9 Small Teahan Mary, boarding house 45 north Third Teal John, mariner bac 322 south Front Rosanna, seamstress y9 Coates widow of David, back 374 south Front Teamer Flenry, labourer Crown n. I- Yanklord road Teany Jacob, carpenter 49 Mechanic street Fear Philips mariner 8B Shippen Tearney Hugh, carpenter Juniper alley- Teas John, plasterer York court Rachel, widow china store 50 nonp. Froiit Teatsorth John, shoemaker 49 Mead alley Tebbe Harriet, 66 Spruce Tedford Mary, widow 78 Lombard Teepie John, shoemaker Christian near 4th Teel Ezekiel, pilot 49 Beck's alley Tees Lewis, grocer, Cherry cor. Duke Peter, fence maker Beach near Marlborough Teisseire Anthony, merchant 159 rijgh and 94 Arch Teler John, labourer Sch. 8th bet. Race and Vine Pp TEM TUG Tempest R. goldsmith 94 Cedar William, typefounder Cedar ab. 9 widow of i obert, H Cedar Temple Daniel l ». dry good store 30 south 2d Tenbrook Abraham, distiller 58 north 8th Tennant Christopher, stonecutter 115 Swanson fWm. mariner 289 south Third Tennery E. M coachmaker 11 5 Swanson William, shoemaker Jones' alley (N. L.) Terence ., segar maker Spafford Terradell Anthony, grocer cor. Cedar and 6th and 67 Passyunk Terres Charles, carpenter 449 south Front Terrill Fphraim. currier 160 south 3d Ter:y Wm. worsted manufacturer 4-6 north 2d Tessalet John.6 pumpmaker Germontown road n. Third Tesher John, blacksmith Petticoat alley Test David, tanner and currier 92 north 11th- Teston oshua, painter, kc. Randall's court William, cabinetmaker 18 Fayette Teterel rrancis, gentleman 6 north 9th Teutsch Henry, constable Beach street (K.) Thackara Eleanor, midwife 36 south Sixth James, engraver 75 Spruce S. sea captain Front bel. Federal Wm. jun plasterer 2 IS Pine Wm. late salt and coal measurer 36 S. Sixth Thatcher Andrew, late lumber merchant 312 X. Front Eliza, widow of Richard 31 Coates Hannah, seamstress 5 Pewterplatter alley Jane, dry good store 77 Lombard widow of Joseph, o96 north Third Thaw Benjamin, merchant taylor 1 6 south 2d Charles, storekeeper 3" Artillery lane Mary, boarding house i Artillery lane Thibault Francis, Frederick, and Felix, jewel: 66 south 2d [ h. salt merchant 97 north Fifth Joseph, ph'3 sicifh, 43 Green Joseph M. teacher 20 Prune Joshua, lawyer Prime ab. Swanson % and Kille, merchants 52 north ront >ancaster, labourer 142 Coates' Levi, hatter 62 Green U Marsh, merchants 38 north Front and Martin, merchants 45 north Front Mary, widow* > boarding house 3 Little George .Mary, widow L. Washington n. 2d Mary, widow 5 4 north Fifth Moses, bookseller, fccc. 52 Chesnut icholas, carter Blackberry alley Richard, cordwainer 371 north Third. Richard, caulker 3S0 south Front Ridgway, currier 27 Chesnut Robert, carpenter 28 Browne (N. L.) Robert, blacksmith Perkenpine's court llosanna, washerwoman Sarah, widow 155 south Ninth Sarah, nurse 13 Willing's alley on, mariner 46 Mead alley iSinion, labourer 7th bel. Cedar Stacy, carpenter ^54 north Eighth Susanna, china mender 144 St. rohns Thomas, blacksmith Moyamensiog near Prime I HO THO Thomas Timothy, dealer in rags f Coombs' alie* Wells, accomptant back 310 north 2d wife of Owen, 275 north Front t William, labourer 61 Passyunk William, currier 243 north Third tWilliam, waiter 199 south 7th William, currier 45 5 north Front William, gunsmith 202 St. John tWilliam, cellar digger 163 Browne William, coal merchant Walnut street wharf and 37 north Third rThompson Abraham, labourer 118 Lombard Alexander, boarding house 435 N\ 2d Andrew, shoemaker 155 north 2d Andrew, storekeeper St Mary Atcheson, tavernkeeper 286 s. Front Catharine, grocer 104 Locust ♦ Catharine, widow 1 1 Fayette Catharine, widow back 364 south 2d Charles, druggist 34 Sassafras David, trunkmaker Third below Ger>- man town road David, biscuit baker Liberty alley Edward, merchant 134 Chesnut 8c 145 ^High Cliza, seamstress 49 German Ellen, nurse 16 Greenleaf court Frederick, mariner 4 Little German George, dry good merchant 188 High G-. oa -cooper 39 Penn and 14 Little Water Sc I larbeson, grocers on the Drawbridge- Sc Herritage, taylors 71 south Third Isaac, blacksmith 110 Christian James, innkeeper cor. Water &: Spruce James B. merchant 221 Walnut & 34 north Front James C. merchant 1 37 High James G. professor of languages in the University of Pennsylvania High w -.. Permanent bridge ^e & Co. druggists 34 Sassafras grocer 194 Lomba. p p 2 THO-~— TUG Thompson Joh;», bootmaker 67 south Front John, merchant 34 north rront John and Son merchants 34 >. . Front John, mariner back 12 Christian John, tavernkeeper 22 ^assyunk John, boot and shoemaker ; T% s. Front John, carpenter Lyndall's court John C. carpenter i 0 Cherry John YV grocer cor. ( edar and 2d Jonah, merchant 1,3 south Front % Joseph, shallopman York road above Poplar lane Joseph, carpenter Currant alley near Walnut Joshua J. cordwainer S north 6th ■ , labourer Small near 6th Margaret, washerwoman Rose alley near 6th ♦ Margaret, Currant alley near Locust Mary, teacher 24 Lombard Mary, widow of Jacob, TO south llth Mary, milliner 67 ('edar Mary, washerwoman 2 1 Pewterplatter alley » , sorrel horse inn Gray's ferry R. Peter, bookbinder 14 Carter's alley tRichard, waiter Quince alley Richard, tobacco selector and inspec- tor for different markets 1 1 1 Pine cor. Fourth Robert, sea captain 159 north Front Samuel, taylor 71 south Front Samuel IT. mastmaker 567 s. Front Susan, widow 28 Callowhill Thomas, carpenter 443 south Front Thomas, shoemaker 206 Lombard Thomas, storekeeper 100 north 2d Thomas, brewer 4 1 Callowhill Walter, grocer cor. Front & Catharine William, mariner back 128 s. Front ( William, manner 23 Callowhill Wm. R. grocer 15 High cor. 1 ront Thomson Jesse, m. d. 2 Thomson's court Joseph, carpenter Y. road ab. Poplar mo TIL Thomson Nathan, shallopman 102 Swanson Peter, conveyancer \C7 Mulberiy. William, carpenter George bel. 1 1th William, oakcooper 17 and 25 Penn < fThorn Adam, brassfounder 8th bel. Lombard A. F. bootmaker Raspberry alley Christianna, widow Hickory lane ab. 6th Enoch, carpenter Raspberry alley John, carter Fearris's court iVary, widow 266 south Third Thornhill Ann, widow 9 Pewterp' alter alley Richard, plasterer 11 Willing's alley Thornton John, tavernkeeper 326 south Front James N. merchant 20 south 2d Jesse, currier 215 north 2d Robert, mariner 9 Saumev's court Robert, stevedore 89 Swanson Thomas, taylor 161 south Front Thouron Peter, accomptant 1 8 Powell Throckmarton Edmund, merchant 181 Walnut Thum John, grocer jr. w. cor. German and 2d Sc Rees, grocers 344 south 2d cor. German Fhumlert George, shoemaker 108 Coates' Thursby Edward, merchant 86 Arch Thurston Robert, sea captain 62 Almond Tiber Elias, shoemaker 6 Garrigues' court Tibolt Felix, jeweller 41 Almond and cor. Carter's alley and 2d Tice Richard, sea captain 94 south Fifth Tiebout C. engraver 75 Locust ab. 8th [See Thibdtdt and Tybout Tiernear John, plasterer 5 south 10th Tiers Cornelius, blockmaker, 8cc 296 s. Front 2 1 1 Swanson and 106 south wharves Ttgner Win. harness and collurma^er 405 n. Front Tilghman Benjamin, attorney at law 54 & 58 s 6th Edward, counsellor at law 54 south 6th Edward, jun. merchant 291 Chesnut tEJiza, washerwoman Fuller's alley near Front Wm. chief justice of the state of Penn* sylvania 205 Chesnut Tiil Barbara, widow 48 Budd TIL TOM fTi'll Daniel, carter south Third near Catharine William, shipwright Oa (N. L.) Tiller Robert, brie klayer back 1 39 Green TilHnghast :ohn C. accomptant Front bel Federal fTillman Joseph, labour* r 6th near Meirit's lane ooei t, labourer Faschal's alley Tilly Richard mariner Marlborough n. West Tilton Eunice, teacher 98 Budd Timings Thomas, storekeeper 395 north Front Tinch Eliza, innkeeper 7 Chesnut Peter, carter DeanS alley Tindall Thomas, blacksmith Filbert bet. Sch. 5th and £th Tinnery William, shoemaker back 408 north 3d Tile Charles P. storekeeper 208 south Second Tittermary Ann, teacher 450 south Front John, ropema'^er and shipchandler 5T s. wharves, dwelling Tidmash st. Tittleow George, drover n. e. corner Germans- town road1 and Mud lane Tizzard Samuel, printer back 1 1 south Seventh Toby Simeon, sea captain 15 Pine Tod William H\ attorney at law 171 Chesnut jTodd Joshua, labourer 148 south Ninth Quinton, labourer Sch. Eighth n. Sassafras Samuel P. of U. S. navy 33 Sansom William, drayman Sassafras near Sch. 81 Rebecca, widow Lyndall's alley n. 1-th Toel Ann, cor. Passyun1. and Queen fTogo Jacob, labourer 23: Labourer Tohab Peter, watchman north 1 0th above Filbert Toland Henry, merchant 409 and 273 High Henry and Son. merchants 273 High John B. merchant 273 High Tolbert John, accomptant 24 Little George John, smith Mulberry near Sch. 2d Joseph, carter Pine ab. ~d Tomb Richardson, grocer 180 Lombard Tomkins Joseph, mariner 120 Swanson Thomas, bricklayer 30 Columbia avenue widow of Jacob, 202 Vine Tomlin Praziila, formerly grocer 31 Artillery lane Isaiah, labourer Otter ab. Frankford road John C. oakcoopcr Parham's alley TO>r TOW Tomiin Samuel, drayman e Torrence Tormyn Elizabeth, midwife 352 south 2d John, sur eon-barber 348 south 2d Torr Jaboei, taylor 74 north Sixth John, jun. boot and shoemaker 1 1 1 Sassafras Joseph, jun. carpenter Torr's court Josiah, blacksmith corner Ridge and Wood and Torr's court Torris Emanuel, 289 Spruce fTort Caesar, s. e. corner Juniper and Spruce Totterson #ary> 93 Crown Tonreson*Stephen, shipwright Poplar ab. St. John Towell John, brush factory 338 south Front Towers John, domestic warehouse 32 "south 3d William, grocer 310 Vine cor. Chester Town John, sailma.er 64 Christian and 49 south wharves John, mariner Poplar ab. Front Joseph, boatbuilder Queen n. Marlborough Thomas, grocer 308 north Front Thomas, jun of U. S. army Towniy James: ladies' shoemaker 2d n. Feder^. TOW TRB Town send C. clock and watchmaker 105 Chesnut Isaac, labourer 47 Charlotte st. John, cabinetmaker 86 Spruce J. jun. clock 8c watchmaker 180 s. 2d Jonathan, shallopman Tammany below Fourth Joseph, shoe-warehouse 8 north 5th L. u. d. 293 Sassafras Toy Andrew, shipwright 45 Christian Andrew, boot and shoemaker Poplar alley n-< Walnut Buddell, bricklayer 147 south Tenth Toy John, wharfbuilder 59 Budd John, labourer Marlborough near Prince John, labourer 34 Plumb Tracy Ann, widow shopkeeper High near Perma- nent bridge Edward, stone cutter, s. e. corner Centre square John, -weaver 1 6 Crab Edward, grocer Chesnut above 13th Hugh, labourer 385 Sassafras Train Jacob K. merchant 5S N. Front & 52 Vine John, carpenter 73 north Tenth Mary, widow 34 New Market Trainer John, carpenter Juniper lane Traquair Adam, marble mason yard n. w. corner Filbert and 10th, dwelling 52 Filbert James 8c Co. marble masons compting house and marble yard 365 High and north Tenth Trask wife of John, mariner back 385 south Front Trautwine W. starch 8c powder maker Margaretta \V. cooper and guage 19 north Water Travella James, cordwainer 7 F ewterplatter alley Travelli Francis, violin string maker 2d near Ger- man town road Francis, north Front above Poplar lane Travis , gentlewoman 178 Chesnut Tree L&mbert, sailmak. 1 1 Lombard and 33 soutb wharv. s Treese John, shoemaker 56 Chester Trefts Geo. A. baker 2d near George TRE TRO Trelease Charles, 49 8 Sassafras Ticmper Henry, merchant 28 north Front Treppel Daniel, victualler Garden 'Fresher Nick, labourer Ann.st. near Ridge road Trespock George, brewer Webb's alley n. Race Treveilier John, carpenter 2 82 Arch Trexler Hester, widow back 290 north Eighth Jacob, hairdresser 143 north Front John, shoemaker back 479 north 2d widow of Joseph, 386 north 'I hird Geo vict. Germantown road below 2d Tribbet William, bricklayer ^th ab. Hudson's lane Tribout Francis, hairdresser 115 south Front Tricket Wm. labourer 2d near Locust Triepogh George, labourer rince near Palmer Trigant \V. fencing master 140 south 6th Trimble Henry, taylor and innkeeper 6 Stamper's alley Mary, 44 New Market Samuel, shipwright 565 south Front Sarah, tayloress I ivugler's court Trimmer Francis, music master 63 Walnut Trimnel Robert R. 2d below Timber lane Trimnul Cornelius, carpenter Poplar above Front Trinkle Elizabeth, wic'ow 24 Cypress alley Tripet WTm. bricklayer Hudson's lane near Sth Triple Anthony, shoemaker 107 north Ninth Tripfer liza. widow of John 117 Green Tripner George shoemaker Tames' Tripp Adam, teacher 25 Green Troll Mary, widow 340 south Front Troost Garret, chyraist 159 Green Troth Alice, teacher 28 New Market Job. wheelwright 28 Xew Market William, goldsmith 61 north Eighth Trott Benjamin, miniature painter T Little George Trotter Joseph, accountant 17 Sassafras Nathan, merchant 47 north Front and 291 Sassafras Wm. Sc N'athan, merchants 47 N. Pront William, merchant 2^3 Sc 100 north Front Troubat John, merchant taylor 103 south 2d Trout Henry, nailer near 39 Callowhill PRO TL'C Trout Henry, blacksmith back 37 New Market Jeremiah, victualler Buttonwood John, accomptant 7 3 Crown Mary, washerwoman Buttonwood Wiliiam, Buttonwood below Ridge road Troutman George, merchant 292 High Truchat J. Louis, merchant Marshall's alley Trueffitt Henry P. broker 8c collector 174 Spruce Truland William, 1 Gunsmith Truman Evan, printer's warehousem. 2 Fetter lane Hannah, teacher 2 Fetter lane Isaac, stage driver Elbow lane James, tinplate worker 26 High and 102 north Seventh John, currier back 16 Fewterplatter alky Truit Mieis . sea captain 18 Swanwick Thomas, shoemaker 49 George (S.) Trump lJauiel, neaci measurer 45 north 7th Daniel, carpenter 45 north Seventh % Isaac, carpenter 35 hlder Jesse, merchant 89 Hi^H S. mantua maker 12 liinckie's court Truston Rachel, widow Lombard near Eleventh tTvusti Jonathan, m?.ster sweep 4 Locust Tryciey G. H. 139 south Tenth Tryon Elijah, combmaker 2d near Federal George, tin and coppersmith 152 north 2d George W. gun maker 163 north Second Jacob G. commission agent office 58 Vine- dwelling Kensington Marshall, combmaker 2d below Federal V, illiam, combmaker 366 south Front Tschiffeiy Frederick, tobacconist 4 3 High Tubbs Zedic . shoemaker Shack amaxon Tuchett Philip, teacher coiner North alley Sc Sixth Tucker Ann, teacher ~'8 -Mulberry Ann, teacher 236 north • ront Ann, teacher bac'v 114 liudd A. B. m. d. 205 Mulberry * |F. labourer Warner's court Ber.iamin, teacher 28 Mulberry James, accomptant 16 north Third James, cabinet maker Beach near M?.iden i'UC TL'it Tucker Jonathan, armourer Gray** road n. arsenal Jonathan, teachers w. cor. Chesnut fie *Uh i Mary, fancy feather manufacturer 1 6 S. 3d , milliners, vv. cor. Chesnut and 8th Priscilla, baker 6 Alary (S ) jRichard, mariner 223 Cedar Samuel, shoemaker Noble near St. John Tuckniss John, bookbinder 3 north Fifth Tuder John, wharf builder 26 MaryYS.) Samuel, ropemaker Christian near Sixth Tull John, shipwright York It bel. Buttonwood Richard, shipwright back 24 i>uke (N. JL.) Tully Catharine, washerwoman Pine near 1 lth Philip, mariner Pine below Eleventh Thompson, carpenter 117 Catharine Tumbleston Henry, taylor 53 Spruce and 15 5 south Water Tumy Henry, labourer Peter* s alley Tunis Benjamin, millwright 5 • • eyde's court Jehu R. merchant 38 South wharves 6c Way, merchants 58 south wharves Turbens Thomas mariner 27 Christian Turley Enoch, sea captain 47 Sassafras Turnbull Alexander, cabinet maker 7 south Sixth George, baker 173 Coates' John, grocer n. e. corner Passyunk and hatharine Turner Abigail, widow 2 12 &ijgh t Elizabeth, washerwoman 20 Hurst Elizabeth, dry good store 1-| north 3d Francis, teacher 6th bel Hickory lane Francis, teacher I? 5 Coates', school Budd near Poplar lane F. G. & Co- morocco manuf Prune ab. 5th fFrederick, labourer Rose st f Hannah, washerwoman i 2 Cypress alley tJacob, woodsawyer 242 Lo.obard James W. accomptant 2 i tr.-. a berry Jesse, shipwright 2 Beck's alley m f Jesse, labourer St Mary near Eighth J. smith and bell hanger 144 Spruce John, jun. sea captain 16 Christian John, mariner s 3d near Catharine *TUR TWE Turner t John, labourer 2 1 Small John, gentleman 39 Christian Joseph M. accomptant 370 south Second Joseph, minister Episcopal society 370 S, Second ]VIary, widow shopkeeper 4 Pear IMary, widow hack 1 (-2 Cherry t Peter, carter back. 19 Tammany Robert, shipsmith back 18 Green Susan, widow boarding house 380 High William L. accomptant 8 south Front Wm. shipwright Hanover above Queen William, tanner 2d abo\e Otter \Villiam, carter back Kose alley n. Brown Turney George, mariner biddle's alley Henry, labr. German. R.ab. limber lane Hugh, taylor s. w. corner Venn and Pine tTusan John, waiter back 96 Gaskill Tustan John, mason Callowhill bet. Sch. 3d 8c 4th Tusteson Nelson, catgut manufacturer Maiden ab. Fran! ford road Tustian Thomas, perfumer 55 south Third Tustin Susan, widow 3d below Germantown road William, cabinet ma er 115 Browne [See Test an tTutas Jonathan, clothes cellar 97 Gaskill Tuttle Adam, caulker Brown near Cherry (K.) Jacob, carter Beach near ? enn James, shipwright Beach near Penn John, carter Vine near Sixth John, shipwright Bru star's court 3VIary, widow 29 Key's alley Richard, shipwright Queen near Shacka- maxon (K.) widow, Brusstar's court William, caulker Queen near Crown ze Lydia. widow Friends' alms house Twaddell James, me i chant 208 south Water and 23 Powell John P. iron store 65 south wharves- dwelling 97 south Eighth Twclls Edward, 175 Hi h G and E. merchants 175 High Godfrey, merchant 175 High r\VE UMB T wells Sarah, widow 175 High Standley, 175 High Twible Joseph teacher Locust above Tenth fTwme Aaron, labourer Miles' row Twiss Abiel. carpenter Lombard above 12th Tybout Andrew, dealer in furs 53 Chesnut James, hatter 1 67 north Front Richard, hatter 21 Pear and 53 Chesnut [See Tiebout Tyler Ann, widow boarding house 25 Noble Augustus, shoemaker 148 south Front Jehiel, tavernkeeper 31 ' north Front Tyndale Robinson, china merchant 201 north 2d corner Vine Tyson Daniel, merchant 83 High George, dry good store 40 north Second Ec Iredall, merchants 83 High Isaac, storekeeper 121 Callowhill Jonathan, chairmaker 150 north Front Joseph commission merchant north-west corner Vine and Fifth tWm. woodsawyer back 20 Budd Uber Adam, victualler Charles above Callowhill David, victualler Callowhill bel. Laurence Frederick, victualler Garden Tobias, tallow chandler 16 Coates' alley \_See Hubtv Uley William, 236 south Fifth Uhle 'ohn, surgeon dentist 45 north Fourth Uhler Frederick, baker 1 Apollo-st. John A, baker 414 north Front Uhlary Anst. mate 58 Christian Ulmen M. grocer 81 Shippen Ulrich 3Uiza, widow grocer 425 north Third Frederick, 203 north Eighth Jacob, labourer Greenwich John, shoemaker Mary-st. Lewis, labourer Shackamaxon (K.) wife of John, 194 St. John Umbehent Valentine, drayman 216 Sassafras CMB VAX Umbehent Catharine, victualler Garden Uncleson Thomas, plasterer Little Oak Underwood Baroara, shopkeeper Queen ab. Bishop James, bricklayer George above 10th John bricklayer 132 north Eleventh above Sassafras * Noah, bottler split straw and comb manufacturer 151 north Fourth and 30 north Second Ezekiel, shallopman 1 1 6 Cedar John, labourer Juniper near Vine Mary, huckster Sansom's alley Unison Gibbs, drayman Sassafras near Sch. 7th Upenlatz Eliza, seamstress 43 C'allowhill Upn an Matthias, saddler, Sec. 427 north Third Uppennan Adam, milkman Vienna near Duke Charles, "Wood above i'rince Christian, labourer back Rose alley ab. Tammany Conrad, tanner Penn (K.) Urquhart Alexander, collect, of taxes 31 Catharine Urwiler Jacob, caiter cor. 3d & Germantown road George, silver refiner 286 St. John Jacob, white lead maker Germantown road above Third Usher , widow 7 Crab Uximer Peter, labourer Germantown road above 2d Valcouut Francis, carpenter 156 Lombard iValla Sylvan, fisherman 28 Cox's alley Vallance John, engraver 26 Sansom Mary, widow 47 Shippen William, pilot \\7 south Front Vale Thomas, labourer Juniper near Vine tValentine S. carter Rose alley Vallee Francis D. wine cooper 5 8 George-st. near South John F. late boarding house 207 Callowhiii Vallo Isaac, barber Pine near loth Vainer Joseph, musician 140 Cedar Vamhoff Christian, grocer 431 north Front Vanarsdall Aaron, com. merchant 140 south 10th \ AN VAN laradall Isaac, shoemaker Carpenter near 3d John, innkeeper cor. 4th Sc Wood-st. Vanatta James, tavernkeeper 94 north Second Van Beck Wtn. F. segar ma^er 127 south 11th Van Beuren Abraham, merchant comphnghouse 109 S. Front, dwelling 19 Branch Bicknel J. carpenter 11th bel. Vine Van Blank Richard, mastmaier 15 Parham's alley fVan Brackle James, boatbuilder 10 Coxe's alley Vance Adam, blacksmith, 79 Christian and 63 and 172 Swan son Arthur, shipwright Marlb. n. Bedford Elizabeth, widow of Philip, 25 Parham's alley widow of ohn, Brusstar's court fVandebc k -acob, dealer south Sth near Cedar Vanclegrift Aaron, capenter 12th near Vine Jacob- oakcoopei 2 10 N. Water Jacob, oakcooper 153 St. Jphn-st, Jeremiah, gunsmith 153 St. John Jeremiah, gun smith 1 1 5 Green Thos. labourer 3d bel. George (N. L.) Vanderbelt Jacob, 5i Noble Vanderkemp John J. agent to the Holland land Company Spruce near 4th Vandermass Abraham, shipwright Oak n. Well's alley Vanderslice Andr. mariner back 41 Artillery lane Anthony, carpenter 348 north Front George, hairdresser 105 Sassafras ' Geo. carpenter Taper alley ab. Grech Henry, shoemaker Emlen's court Henry, carpenter 5 50 north Front vc, shoemaker back 439 N. 2d Jacob, formerly grocer 40 Green Jacob, mariner 29 Artillery lane wife of Joseph H. 34 Julianna Vanderveeke John, gentleman 19 Budd Vandevere Kezia, boarding house 169 north 2cl Peter, mariner 17 Mary (S.) Vandevier Grace, boarding house 74 Locast Vandewater Henry, cabinetmaker 134 Cedar tVandine George, dealer Sansom near 9th, q o 2 VAN \ A Vanuivender John, blacksmith Hickory lane Van Dehutcheir Israel, tinplate worker 260 S. 3d Van Dusen , Penn near Beach Nicholas, shipbuilder Hanover near Queen of M. Beach corner Hanover Vandyke Ai d. .123 south rr©nt Vai labour. fer's court Vaneman & Bnster, wheelwrights Foplar below Second Frc lay lor 307 south Front John, sea captain 25 branch Vanfossen John, shoenia! er 197 St. John Vanholt Ann, midwife 1 8 t south Sixth James, carpenter 12 Small Val< engineer Broad near \ Van Hook Doctor Benjamin r. i ood Vanhoooiv Vim. shipwright Beach ab. Hanoi Vanhoin Abraham, carter Laurel near Budd Amos, shipwright Oak near Coates' Benjamin, innkeeper and grocer 35 5 N Front Jacob, carpenter iS4 Coates* John, hostler 1J oilman's alley John, tavernkeeper cor. Frankford Road and Shackamaxon and Moore, dry good store 229 N 3d Rebecca, widow of Jeremiah, 13 Artille- r\ lane Susan, widow Queen near Frankford R. \Ym. carpenter Oak near Coates' Van Horn Lydia, wife of Jesse, buc'.v 170 Coatesr Vanhose Valentine, engineer s. e. corner Vanoffcan Jacobus, dealer 1 10 north Seventh Vanpelt Peter, surgeon dentist T49 Chesnut Van Reynegom 1 rancis VY. sea captain 51 Cath- arine Vansant Joshua, hatter 100 Vine Van Sciver I inlay, grocer s. w. cor. 2d Sc Arch Jacob, dray n an 99 Budd John, shoemaker Maiden Yan Stavoren Cornelius, accomptant back Second VAX VE2 Van Stavoren Cornelius, jun. carpenter 52 Chester Van 'Uoll Phoebe, spinster 6th near Fitswalter Van Syckle Elijah, Sc £d. s. w. cor. 2d and Race Vanrine Charles, shoema er Britton's alley John, shallopman back 20 Green Joseph, shoemaker 3 Goddard's alley Van Trump Elizabeth, boarding house 36 Dock Vanuxem and Clark, merchants Minor near Sixth James, merchant 186 High Vanvelthoven L. grocer Moyamensing n. Prime Vanwart Elijah, cabinet maker back 209 Cherry Vanzant Joshua, hatter 106 north Front Vanzyle John, m. d. Ill Plumb Varner Jacob, labourer 1 87 Green Robert, carpenter 1 18 north Fifth Vamice Mary, widow 'Jherry. above Prince Vasise Jane, widow 21 Key's alley Vauelain James L. merchant 103 High Yaughan Griffith, shipwright Marlborough below Bedford Jonathan, labourer Oak near Coates' John, merchant 107 south Front corner- Walnut John, shipwright } Thos. shipwright ( c n prince Thos. j un. shipwright ( ' William, caul er V William, shipwright Beach n. Hanover William, grocer Queen near Palmer Vaux Ann, gentlewoman 79 Mulberry George, attorney at law 39 south Fourth James, gentleman 72 north 3d Roberts, 79 Mulberry, office back in Bread Vazley Amelia, widow nurse 18 Browne (N. L.) Veacock Ann, widow 9 Lombard Veazy Alexander S. druggist Noble near 4th - Velthoven R. V. tavernke* per 270 S. Front fVenables Sampson, labourer Middle alley Veneman WTm. taylor 463 south Front Vernou ohn, hairdresser 3 south Front Verree Joseph, gentleman 13 Carter's alley Verrest Augustus, fruiterer 3 '7 north Fron Yezey Hezekiah, taylor 18 Argyle-st, viA~ — VON Viall Winchester, tavernkeeper 300 south Fit fViau Benjamin, cabinetmaker 156 Lombard Vic ary Fdward, shoemaker 45 Duke (N. L.) Vickers Kezia, widow 152 Coates' Thomas, mason and bricklayer High n Sch. 6 th Vickery Benjamin, shoemaker 192 St. John Victor Adolphus* romedian 228 Walnut fjohn, hairdresser 23 Smith's alley Leon, barber 257 south Front Victori , cook 15 Small Vidler J*ichard, bricklayer, Sec. Trotter's alley Villegruin John, hair platter 15 Cherry Vincent John, shoemaker 454 south Front wife of James, 3d below Merritt's lane fWm. labourer 10th near Vine Vinyard Eliza, widow 62 Coates' James, saiima-er 47 S ine William- shipbuilder Beach near Penn Virchaux and -o. paper hanging 85 Chesnut Vitry A goW and silver lace, &c. manufactory 88 Race Vivan ohn, calico printer Mulberry bet. Sch. 4th and 5th Vivant Charles, carver and gilder 146 S. Fourth Vizer Thomas, puperhanger— enquire 78 Chest- nut Vogdes eise, carpenter Hamilton village Vogel Frederick, bricklayer 208 north I ourth Voight Hemy |«o plumber 1 i7 Spruce, shop 47 south \\ havves Thomas, clock and watchmaker 44 N. 7tk f See Wight Vokison George, tobacconist back 283 south 3d W.ans amueh sea captain 115 Vine Volkmar en y, stove-maker -4 N\ 7th Volium Edward, carter Currant alley near Spruce Henry, carpenter 152 I ocust Volmer rederick, farmer n. Blue ball Passyiaik Volozan Dennis A. historical painter 183 Walnur Vonphul Catharine, widow 6 north Lighth Vontno John, fruiterer 20 Plumb VOO WAG Yeorhees Abm. carter 218 St. John Henry, taylor High near Sch. 7tb fVoreas Ann, washerwoman back 198 Cherry Voulk Frederick, 35 Charlotte Wachsmuth John G. merchant 150 Chesnut and Soullier, merchants 6.5 Dock Wackarly Jacob, > victuallers Germantown road John, 5 near Budd Isaac, 5 victuallers Germantown road Peter, \ near first Gate Abraham, victualler 127 Coates' [oVe Weckerly Weckerly Woollery,oak cooper cor. Coates'Sc 4th Waddell Henry L. 182 Chesnut John, accomptant 2d near Federal Martha, widow seamstress 33 Gilles* a'y. Waddington Jonathan, 39 Pine Waddle Aaron, lay lor 50 north Eighth Wade Benjamin, currier 71 New-street and Evans, grocers 10 north 5th Francis, grocer 340 High Horatio, grocer 10 north Fifth James, carpenter 92 Vine John S. sea captain 254 south Front John, labourer Juniper near Vine & Prevost, grocers 340 High Thomas, labourer 215 St. John Wadey John, carpenter 22 Shriver's court Wadlow Moses, saddler 9 1 north Eighth Wadman Peace, shopkeeper 220 S. Third Wager George, merchant 352 High Hannah, gentlewoman 185 Chesnut Peter, wine merchant 134 and 136 N. 2d widow of Philip, O. Y. Road above George Waggoner Jacob, saddler and harness maker 6 vStall's court Wagner Adam, victuiller 193 north Eighth Ann, 6 & 268 Vine Catharine, widow Maple-st. Eliza, widow Cherry near West George W. oakcooper 30 Bread-at; WAG WAL Wagner Grace, widow 32 Bread-st. Henry, grocer Second above Otter Jacob, tanner s. e. cor. 4th and Noble Jacob, flour dealer 88 £reen John, gardener Passyunk bel. Federal John, sexton to the German Lutheran Society, Little Yth a' ove Race John, gentleman 13 north Eighth John, fisherman Queen n. Bishop fK.) John, carter Germantown R. below 5th Mary, widow seamstress :95 N. 8th wife of Peter, 7 Knight's court Wi!liam; painter 268 Vine William, cordwainer 230 Catharine William, carpenter cor. Fourth and Noble William, carpenter 204 north Fourth William, bootmaker 228 south Fifth Wamwrigbt Catharine, widow Shield's alley Isaac, jun. currier 27 Chesnut Isaac, blockmaker 81 north Front Isaac 8c Son, bloci* makers 61 north Water John, cake baker 29 south Fourth Jonathan, blockmaker 81 N. Fiont 8c Thomas, curriers 29 Chesnut Wm. taylor Christian near Fifth Waite G. Sc R. lottery office 75 Chesnut [See Ware and Wtiy Wakeford Robert, mariner 1 Gray's alley Walch Thomas, baker 56 Union [See Welch and Walsh Walcker Christopher, baker 559 south Front Walker Alex. W. merchant* 52 S. Wharves and (Rittenhouse placej Locust bel. 10th Alexander, merchant 19 Prune Ambrose, printer 24 Arch fBenj. woodsawyer 6th ab. Popler lane Beulah, widow 24 Race Catharine, seamstress Charlotte-st. back Popler lane Eliza, widow 56 Browne (N. L.) Emanuel, merchant 40 Sansom WAL WAl Walker George, carpenter Lombard near 1 2 George, goldsmith, Sec 19 north Third Jacob, carpenter 12th near Pine James, saddler 96 High John, 29 north 3d John, shoemaker 226 south Front John, sailmaker 6 Brooke court John, carpenter Merrit's lane n. Fifth John, weaver bet. Front and 2d , bch.) Joseph, shoemaker Wood above 8th Joseph, merchant 24 Race Lewis, hatter 146 High -Margaret, widow Hopkins' court Matthew, soapboiler and candle manufac- turer corner Caliowhill and Sixth Mary, mantuamaker ^62 south Front , oysterman back. 2 -5 south 3d , widow 1- Sterling alley , widow b. 47 Cedar Nathaniel, oysterman 126Germaa Robert. mariner '65 south Front Robert, grocer 179 Chen y Samuel, \seaver 141 south Tenth Samuel. merchant cor. 2d and Mulberry Samuel D. merchant 41 Dock and 212 Chesnut Sarah, tayloress Merrit's lane near Sixth Sarah, widow 3 Farham's alley Thomas, grocer 19. south Fourth William, brassfounder b. 15 Filbert William, combma ~er 10:- north Eighth William, jeweller, Sec. 381 south Second William M. merchant 4- Patton's court William, merchant 27 north 3d and 144 north Eighth and Wilson, merchants 27 north Third Wall Elizabeth, .-entle woman 20 Spruce George labourer Old V below Germ. Foad George, taylor 51 Penn and 6 Swunson Henry, shoemaker rueen ab. Gi.nnsr's cr'k Jo;. nT Windsor chai. maker 87 north Front Joan, carter and baker George (N. L.) ab. Second WAL WAL Wall John, shoemaker Yonk court Margaret, widow Lemon street Mary, widow shopkeeper 5 Coombs' alley Melchoir, saddler 259 south 5th Peter, shoemaker 36 Mead Rachel, washerwoman 106 north Eighth Richard, Windsor chairmaker 108 N. Front [See Wain Wallace Alexander storekeeper 65 north Second Burton, gentleman 67 south Eleventh Eleazer, saddler, &c. 42 Anne (N. L.) E. widow 15 Carter's alley George, distiller 176 north Water Isaac, mariner 53 Queen (S.) John B. counsellor at law 88 s. Fourth John, victualler 12th near Vine John, taylor Swedes' alley John W. $ea captain Penn n. Maiden (K.) John, grocer 207 » edar John, sea captain 24 Little German Joshua M. jun. merchant 294 Chesnut and 40 Dock and * ox, potters 334 north Front Mary, shopkeeper 5 6 Callowhill tPhilip, oysterman 156 Cherry Robert, lumber merchant 5 1 1 N. Front Robert, Christian near Fifth Robert, carpenter Marble Samuel, bricklayer 293 Race Thos. mahogany sawyer 121 Queen (S.) Thomas, taylor 1 8 Argyle Thomas, taylor 451 south Second Thomas, bookbinder 53 i'epterplatter a'y Thomas, chairmaker 3 Callowhill street wharf Thomas, carpenter 6 Kugler's court Thomas K. iron merchant 1 1 1 north 2d and 2 1 1 Race widow, washerwoman Queen n. Wood (K.) widow of W. m. d. 109 Queen wife of John, Elmslie's alley William, millinery store 15 north Second WAL WAL Wall John, merchant 64 south wharves and 45 Almond Wallace William, potter 334 NT. Front & 14 Duke WiLLjam, shipwright Hanover n. Bedford Waller Michael, glover 91 north Green Henry, accomptant 87 Passyunk Henry, merchant 49 Tammany Henry, grocer 2d ab. Germantown road Jacob, shipwright 393 north Third John, labourer I each near Warren John, lumber merchant 101 Cherry John, shoemaker Locust ab. 12th John, ship-joiner 26 Duke (N. L.) John, tun. ship-joiner 22 Budd John, baker 140 Browne (N. L.) Matthew, agent 1 14 north 7th Michael, ropexnaker 7th n. Germantown road WEA WEC Weaver Perry, shallopman Germantown road ab. Timber lane Peter, sugarbaker 19 1 Cherry Samuel, cabinet maker 155 north Front & -hepherd coachmakers. 5 south 8th William gentleman ;01 Cherry Wm. stationer 193 High & 178 Spruce Wm. gardener Marlborough n. Prince widow of Hem y, cor York road Sc Gieen Webb Abner, accomptant 1 Wood flsaac, woodsawyer 138 Coates Jane, widow of Thomas, 345 south Second John, cooper 206 north Water and 209 N. Front John, merchant taylcr 87 south 2d Robert, jeweller, &c. 57 Shippen Robert, blacksmith 9 Parham's alley Thomas, sea captain 47 Almond widow of. John. 36 Chester tWebster Charles, coachman George ab. Tenth Eliza, cor. Arch and -Moravian alley George, fancy store Sc brush maker 106 High James, bookseller 91 south Sixth Thomas, bricklayer 7 mechanic st. tThomas, labourer PaschalFs alley beL York road William, carter 1 Browne (N. L.) Weckerly Abraham, victualler 29 Coates Conrad, merchant 203 north 3d Elizabeth, widow 2i5 Arch Eliza, widow Lawrence street bel. Cal- low hill Isaac, victualler k. e. cor. Germantown road and Mud lane Jacob, victualler Germantown road cor. Otter John, victualler n. e. cor. GermaBtown road and Rose st. Peter, victualler junction Old York and Germantown roads [See Wack< rlij Woollery. oak cooper 153 Coates, shop 4th ab. Coates WEE WRL Weed Ann, teacher 207 south Front Week ' enry, labourer Germantown road ab. st gate Weeks Job, cotton ball winder 81 Budd Joshua, cotton ball winder New Market n. Margaretta Mary, shopkeeper 228 south Second Samuel, carpenter Juniper lane Wm. mariner 48 Penn [See Wickes Weems 'ames N. merchant 201 High Weest Susan, nurse 131 north 3d Weidener Margaret, widow 472 north 3d Weight Jeremiah, pipe maker Passyunk n. Prime Weir Silas E. auctioneer 20 south Front Weiseman Andrew, cooper 333 north 2d Christian, shoemaker Juniper lane [See Wise Weiser George, shoemaker 187 St. John John, carpenter 5 26 north 3d Weiss Elias, baker 215 ( allowhill Elizabeth, shopkeeper 131 north 3d Henry, taylor 165 north Front Weissman Nicholas, grocer 147 Coates Samuel, blacksmith 35 1 north 2d Welch Catharine, widow back 5 South alley Christopher, accomptant 1 0th n. Lombard James, carpenter Currant alley n. Walnut * John, saddler and harness maker cor. Cal- lowhill and Julianna John, merchant 10th bel. Chesnut John, baker south Sixth near Shippen John, plasterer 337 south Front , carpenter Weaver's alley near 13th Mary, widow 222 south Front Rachel, seamstress south 5th n. German Welcome wife of Joseph, oak cooper Hudson's lane fWm. mariner Merritt's lane cor. 5th Welding John, ferryman 3 9 Prime . Welden James, ladies' shoemaker 297 south 2d Weldon Alexander, mariner 30 Charlotte John, shoemaker 56 Passyunk John, labourer Federal near Second WEL WES Wealpper David, vict. I ,aurence bel. CallowhiU Weklon Johnson, mariner Queen - K.) f Judith, whitewasher 530 north 3d Skinner, mariner Smith's alley Wellford Robert, composition manufacturer 145 south 10th Wells Benjamin, teacher 1 1 9 north Fourth John, mariner Carpenter's alley John, coachmaker Watson's court Lewis J. B. patent lint manufacturer 52 S. Front Mary, shopkeeper 1 5 north Fourth Mary, widow of John C. 28 north 5th • , teacher Fourth ab. Browne Thomas, cordvvainer 112 north Sixth Ulysis, mariner VYhitehall street WTm, shipwright Prime ab. Froot Welser Godfrey, m. d. 328 south ( ront John, shoemaker Swedes alley Welsh Hannah, boarding house 195 Walnut — , accomptant U. S. arsenal John, gentleman, 42 south Sixth widow of 'oseph, 59 south Seventh Mary, widow of Walter, Federal corner of Moyamensing William, hatter Lsetitia court widow, 62 Catharine Wenckel Eliza, baker 46 Green Wenck John, sailor Hanover near Bedford Wensel Martin, labr. Steinmetz court (N. L.) Wentling David, card maker 2 Madisons's court George, farmer Francis lane Sarah, washerwoman back 443 north 3d Wentz Bernard, labourer Broad above Spruce Samuel, merchant tay!or70 north Third Philip, cooper 3d below George Wentzel M. & R. mantua makers 5 South alley Wesby John, mariner 55 Mead alley Wesener Christopher, grocer n. w. corner Ninth and Cherry Wertheym Alexander J. m. d. 227 S. Third Wespert Christopher, painter 4th above Brown Wesseis Sarah, widow 161 Pine ~Ks \\ ti' West Abigail, bonnet and cloak maker 49 Spruce Dr. U. S. assistant apothecary gen. 150 Pine ofiice 76 south Sixth Charles C. merchant taylor 45 Arch Francis, merchant 108 south Front £c Jeanes, salt merchants 155 north Water John, shallopman 78 Penn John, mariner 418 S. Front & 1 18 N. Front Uohn, pulveriser St. Joseph's avenue John H. teacher Marlborough bel. Bedford fJoseph, labourer 236 south Fourth Joseph H. merchant 18 4 north Front Mary, widow of Jo.;n, innkeeper 1 43 Walnut Robert, upholsterer 57 south Fifth Samuel, lumber merchant 159 Callowhill Sarah, widow 31 New Market William, corner Vine and Front William-, mariner 6 Argyle Westall William, taylor 5 Spafford Westcoat Joel, carter 333 noith Front Charles, drayman Sassafras n. Sch. 7th David, lumber inspector 2 4 Chester Robert, merchant 246 .Mulberry Westcott Amy, cakebaker 23 north Ninth Westenberger George, yeoman Buck road near U. S. arsenal Wester Henry, brickmaker(Seh. 3d near Walnut M ichael, brickmak. High n. Perm, bridge tThomas, labourer A-pple Samuel, brickmak: Sch. 3d near George Weston Samuel, gentleman cor. High and 11th Westphall Charles W. watchcase maker and jew- eller 1 14 Race Ferdinand, watchcase maker 225 S. 5th Wetherill Catharine, tayloress 18 Bank-st. Christopher, hatter 207 Sassafras John, oil and colourman s. e. cor. Front and Arch Jos. late inspector of lumber 170 S. 4th Mordecai, oil and colourman 9 south ahey Samuel, sen. colourman 417 High Samuel, jun. colourman 419 High S s WET AY HAW Wetherill Samuel & Son, oil and colourmen north Front Thomas, carpenter 304 south 2d Wetherstine Peter, victualler 58 Browne [See Wtath Wevill Ann, upholsterer cor. Chesnutand 5th & Nicholas, upholsterers corner Chesnut and F ifth Wexstrim Samuel, mariner 9 Buvd's alley (S.) Weyant John, drayman .06 north Second Peter, carpenter Kunckle near Tammany Weyguer Hannah, nurse back 261 Catharine Weyman Catharine, seamstress 10 South alley Daniel, grocer 320 N, Front cor. Noble Elizabeth, widow 327 north Third Jacob, innkeeper 50 Callowhill Weymer Michael, cabinetmaker 100 Catharine Samuel, tin piateworker back 177 X. 3d Whack Mary, washerwoman Broad below Vine Whalen Catharine, widow Hudson's lane Whali Tamy, washerwoman George above 1 Hh Wharfe James, boarding house 48 Walnut James, accomptant 95 south Third Whartenby Thos. silversmith 47 Shippen Whartman Abr. victualler York road St Noble Abr. jun. vict. Buttonwood near 5th Wharton Charles, merchant 136 south Second, counting house 19 Doc'v Elizabeth, widow 12H south Fourth Fishbourn, merchant 240 Spruce Francis R. merchant 107 south Third George, formerly grocer Noble near 3d Isaiah, shoemaker 4 York court Camel, carp. Ann (Seh) bet. 7th & 8th John, cupper and bleeder 5 4 Vine John, shoemaker 87 south Front John, commission broker 1 1 south Ninth Joseph, gentleman 161 south Filth Mary, widow boarding house 40 S. 8th 1 Mary, seamstress and nurse Middle &'f Moore, bro er 58 Cherry Rebecca, gentlewoman 58 Chesnut Robert, alderman 135 south Third ^%wiL*4*^£n* ^ Wha/fon Thomas E. merchant 87 Pine Thomas F. merchant 126 south Fourtl Thomas J. attorney at law x. e. corner Fourth and Waluut widow of Isaac, merchant 107 south 3d William, 136 south Second Wheat on Enoch, grocer 240 north Water Palmare, innkeeper Beach near Perm "~ Wra. sea captain 391 north Front Wheeler Charles, attorney at law 99 Vine &c Exley, blac-v and wl hs frimckle near Woud-st. Enoch, grazier 99 Vine ; lor 70 south Third Sc Town- sen ;'s court Howell, merchants 176 High 1. 1. merchant 176 High John, artist 1 York court John, taylor 84 north Water Samuel, justice of the peace, andblud: and white smith 99 Vine Samuel Sc Esley Jno. manufacture ful- lers and stilling mill screws, &c. cor Wood and Kunckie widow, 115 Callowhill William, carter Passyunk below Prime Whelan Mat hew, tallow chandler 47 Pine Patrice E. merchant 23 Combs' a. Wm. grocer cor. Chesnut and Fourth Wrhelen Israel, merchant and treasurer of the Schuyi ill bridge company 194 Ches- nut and 8 north Fourth Mary, widow 304 Chesnut Whener Benedict J. shoemaker 58 Sassafras Whetstone Isaac, carter 25 Coombs' alley Jacob, lub'urer 503 south Second Nicholas, tobacconist 27 Coombs' alley Whillden Jonathan, pilot 64 Swanson "Whilldin, wife of l>. sea captain 1 1 Vernon Wilmon, captain New Castie steamboat 1 3 Vernon Whipple Job, ;- er Old Centre house High Vv hitaker James, smith, Sec. Harlun< . 20 Coomb' alley « ' Robert, coppersmith 45 Lombard Thomas, cabinet maker I i Norris's alley [See Ji'hitecar Whitby Isabella, widow grocer 130 south Tt White Agnes, widow 422 north Second Agnes, widow Scott's alley Andrew, stonemason 13th below High ■ thur, waiter Blackberry alley n. Sptlfae Button, jun. merchant 157 Tine Catharine, widow I lackhorse alley- Charles, victualler 2 53 north Eighth Chartes, gentleman 146 south Fifth Charlotte H. boarding house 163 Pine iffy, labourer Clymer's alley 'Daniel, woodsawyer Buret's court Deborah wife of Joseph plasterer 6 Pew- terplatter alley ancis, woodsawyer back 86 north 1 1th tGeorge. labourer Hopkin's court Henry, tavernkeeper 121 Swanson f'Henry, bootcleaner 76 Plumb -> Hester, washerwoman Currant allcy Hugh, tallow chandler Alban-st. bel. Clare alley Isaac, shipwright Pitt near George Jacob, cotton ball maker 23 Elizabeth -st James, split straw manufac. 69 Mulberry James, weaver 7 Baker's alley James, nailer back 15 Budd James G. grocer 251 S. 3d corner Shippen Jesse, tavernkeeper Black horse alley John, blacksmith High west Perm, bridge John, grocer corner Cedar and Third John G. labourer Sch. 8th near Race John, M.j). and chvmist 108 north Fro: Laboratory 163 St. John John, waterman 61 Christian John, merehant 12 S. Water & 140 S. 2d John B. grocer s. w. corner Cedar and 3d John, shoemaker 75 south Water John, labourer C Little Water WHI WHI Wfcite Jonathan, carpenter 271 north Third Joseph, combmaker 87 north Second Joseph, hardware merchant 29 & 399 High Joseph, clock and watchmak. 3 Callowhill Josiah, wire manufacturer 172 Mulberry Lemuel, portrait painter 23 Elizabeth-st. Margaret, victualler 294 north Eighth Mary, seamstress 438 north Third Mary, widow 128 north Fourth , boardinghouse 353 High Robert, labourer Taper alley above Green Robert, carpenter Blackberry alley near Spruce Samuel, carpenter 406 north Third Samuel, mariner back 387 south Front Samuel, labourer Christian near Fourth Sarah, widow 3 north Eighth Thomas, storekeeper 380 north Second Thos. teacher 369 N. Front & 81 Coaies' Thomas, labourer Sch. Front bet. Mul- berry and Sassafras Thos. H. merch. 286 High 8c 89 Walnut Thos. grocer St. Joseph's avenue bet. Fifth and Sixth wife of .John, Arch between Sch. Seventh and Eighth William, tallow chandler 240 north 3d William, gentleman 204 north Sixth William, storekeeper 6 south Sixth William, sen. victualler Mulberry alley Wm. jun. Vict. Buttonwood above Sixth. William, d. d. minister of Baptist society, commissioner of loans 252 north 2d William, d. d. bishop of the Episcopal church 8i' Walnut Whitebread widow of Charles, shipw. 71 Christian William, shipwright 7 1 Christian Whitecar Eliza, widow 1 22 Cedar John, jeweller 304 south 3d Joseph, grocer 15 Callowhill Thomas, 91 Sc 93 southed and 11 Nor- m's alley ■{'■See Wkiftqker * $2 WHI WIU Whitehead David, shoemaker Federal ab. 2 Elizabeth, widow 166 Swanson James, merchant 27 Vine and 2d near Callowhill John, tobacconist 362 north Third John, merchant 21 Vine and 2d near Callowhill John 8c James, grocers 2-0 north 2d Margaret, widow 62 Vine Robert, scrivener 76 Yi:,e Whiteker John, labourer 13 Knight's court Whitely Edward, printer back 12 Cresson's alley Elizabeth, cor. Sassafras and 13th Whiteman Benjamin, nailer 133 and 139 N. A Caspar, carter Walnut ab. Tenth Charles, drayman 284 north Eighth David, carter corner 3d and George Elizabeth, seamstress Church alley (S.) Henry, tavern and stablekeeper ?>!arble street back 358 High James, stone cutter John, shoemaker Oak near Noble John, innkeeper 139 north Fourth John, shallopman Lily alley bel. Green Jacob, late storekeeper 32 Ann (N. L.) John, cutnailler Margaretta near 2d John, carter Vine near Sch. Eighth Joseph, mariner baok 17 Budd Michael, accomptant 49 Wood Peter, carter Laurence cor. Callowhill Thomas, harness maker 27 Sassafras alley widow of John, taylor 19 Carter's alley Windel, tanner 2 bel. Otter Whiteside John, labourer back of Sch. 8th bet. Locust and Walnut Whiteskles Agnes, 193 Spruce Alexander, plasterer 156 Callowhill Whiting Nathaniel, liquor store 77 N. Water Whitle Mary, widow 82 Cedar Whitlow Catharine, boarding house 50 Race Whitman Nathan, grocer s. >v. cor. 4th U Browne Will tt Whitney Lebius, cabinetmaker 200 Mulbi. and cor. 6th and Mulberry Thomas J. combmaker 1 13 Second Whitsel Conrad, labourer 375 north Fourth Whittenburg Francis, comb maker 71 S. 1 5th Whittendale Robert, cordwainer 224 south 2d Whittle Ann, widow 15 south Second Whitley Thos. mathematical instrument malu. 6ih above Camac.-st. Wlatt Ann, widow teacher 143 Coates* John, bookbinder 365 north Third Solomon, bookseller, See. 163 north 2d Wible Jesse, wharf builder Beach near Maiden Martin, smith Beach above high bridge Thomas, shipwright 210 St. John Wicken John, drayman back 261 St. John Wickersham Amos, distiller 278 Arch cor. 10th John, 9 S. Wharves Sc 5 1 Filbert Thomas, merchant 26 S. Second Wickes Benjamin, sea captain 210 south Second Mary, storekeeper 2 28 south Second [See Weeks Wickham James, sea captain 250 Spruce widow of James, taylor 188 N. Water and 193 N. Front Wm. W. chief armou-erU. S. Arsenal Wickward Thos. shallopman Jones's alley (N. L.) Widdicks Joseph, mariner 2 Cox's alley Widdeboch Hannah, 12-f'iiorth Eleventh Widdifield Geovge, carpenter 106 St. John James, carpenter 42 Cedar, shop 213 south Fourth William, ironmonger 42 X. Third and 110 Mulberry William, boo .seller 48 north Front iWiddieton Charles, carter Jones's alley Widdows Peter, teacher 77 north Front Widener John, carter 123 Browne (S. L.) Wiedersum John, stonecutter 69 north Tenth Wegand Conrad, smith 540 Sassafras Wieman George, watch Germ. R.n. Otler-st. Wiesman Barbara, widow 141 St. John Win. combmaker 78 Budd-street WIG— -»WIL Wiggin Benjamin, 93 south Fourth Wiggins Benjamin, shoemaker 444 north Front Samuel, carter Hudson's lane n. Passy- unk Susannah, widow 62 Cherry- Thomas, deputy sheriff 274 south 4th Wiggles worth William, toywarehouse 3 south 2d Wight Thomas, shoe store 334 High [See White & Voighr Wigmore Hannah, nurse 4 Kugler's court Joseph A. china store 72 Walnut Wiker Jacob, carriage driver Presbyterian court Wifcoff Henry, gentleman 44 Pine St Heyl, druggists 35 High Isaac, gentleman 34 Sansom Isaac Cox, merchant 9 south Water and 34 Sansom Jacob C. enquire 35 High Eliza, widow 94 Vine Peter, glass manufacturer 34 Sansom 'Wilbank John, brass founder back 46 north 7th Wilcocks Benjamin C. merchant south east cor. Walnut and Eighth (York Building) Charles, commission merchant 15 1 S. Tenth John, mariner Fuller's alley near Front Richard II . merchant 61 south Water and 168 Chesnut Samuel, attorney at law 154 Walnut Sc 75 south Eighth Samuel, cashier of Mechanic's Bank 40 north Fifth Wild widow of Frederick, baker 277 south Fourth Wildey Richard, shipjoiner Emlen's court Sc 175 north Water Wilds Joseph, merchant taylor 64 south Second Wile Andrew, shoemaker 1 35 north Fifth Conrad, brewer Bread-st. Conrad, shoemaker 47 north Fourth John, shoemaker 22 Bi van's alley and M* Arthur, brewers 9 Bread-st. Wiles Rebecca, widow nurse 33 north Fifth W1L WtL Wiley Alexander, stone cutter 24 south 101b Ann, widow 282 Race Benjamin, carpenter and grocer 256 Sas- safras Benjamin, shoemaker back 312 Race Catharine, bookfelckr back 22 Strawberry Eli, plasterer Laurel near Budd Fwing, rule maker 206 Sassafras •lames, shoemaker 443 north Second James if. bookbinder 4 Sassafras alley^ James, grocer s. w. cor. Beach and Maiden John, labourer Willow above Spruce John, shoemaker 15 Charlotte L. cordwainer Shippen Robert, grocer n. t cor. Chesnut & 1 Hh Robert, labourer Cherry above 1 1th Robert, grocer 1 47 south Eleventh Samuel B. minister Walnut n. 1 1th widow, seamstress 26 Cox's alley William, grocer 290 north Second Wilkey , widow victualler 149 Vine William, taylor 84 north Sixth Wilkin Jane, widow grocer s. e. corner of Sch, 5th and Chesnut Wilkins , carpenter 216 St. John Benjamin W. coachmaker 466 north 3d Caleb, taylor 62 Chesnut David, waterman Lolar's court James, coal measurer back 222 S. 5th Susan, mantua maker Lolar's court Wilkinson Abner, taylor 119 south Water Christopher, carpenter 293 Mulberry Eliza, widow Miller's court John, shoemaker 36 Coates* Richard, coachman 120 Locust Robert, painter Sc glazier Oak n. Noble William, taylor 24 Crown Will Charles, victualler Button wood above Eighth Elizabeth, victualler 285 north Eighth George, combma' er Poplar lane n. Fourth Isaac, carpenter Poplar near Fourth William, carpemer 4th n. Poplar lane Willard Abraham, blacksmith Little 7th ab. Race WIL WIL Willard George, constable 145 Locust above 10th Martin, mariner 9 Mary S.) Parr, shoema ;er 73 north Fifth Willgus John B. carpenter 70 Plumb-st. wife of Samuel, Emlen's court Williams Aaron, labourer 12 St. Mary t Anthony, scraper 18 Parham's alley and Badlun, taliovvchandlers 28 Stam- per's alley Benjamin, merchant 206 Walnut fBen. brickmoulder George n. Sch. 4th Benjamin, currier 309 north Third Catharine, washerwoman 2 Knight's c't. Charles, labourer 6th ab. Green tCharles, \va '.r 242 Lombard tCharles, gardener Blackberry alley D. smith 192 Shippen David, labourer Shackamaxon (K.) Dennis, labourer 47 8 north Eighth Elijah D. sea captain 16 Noble Eliza, widow nurse Beach n. Maiden Eliza, shoebinder 6 York court Elizabeth, widow of Jesse, 21 1 Spruce Frederick, taylor M'Ginnes's court fGeorge, mariner Passyunk n. Merritt's lane George, merchant 60 Mulberry fGeorge, carpenter 12 Locust tGeorge, bleeder and tooth drawer Mid- dle alley George P. labourer John near Wood fHenry, labourer Vine near Juniper Henry, labourer Paschall's alley Jacob, mariner 324 south Front James, merchant 105 High James, tobacconist 30 North aller James, fruiterer 64 High James, carpenter 198 Pine t Jam e3, boarding house 22 Hurst Jencks, combmaker 1 1 1 Browne Jeremiah, carter 482 south Second Jesse, accomptant and boarding house "93 Race -W1L Williams John, labourer Second near Mary John, barber N. Second ab. Poplar lane John, carter back 110 Catharine Johrf, lumber merchant 6th ab.Callowhill John, bricklayer Frankford R. ab. Otter fJohn, labourer Smith's court John, smith 413 south Front John, victualler 7 Well's Row John, rigger back 1 1 0 Catharine John, labourer Shackamaxon (K.) John, mate Cherry above Fourth John, mate Arch bet. Sch. 2d and 3d John, labourer s. e. cor. Lombard and Sch. 7th John A. merchant 4Q south Second ?John, vvoodsawyer 3d ab Carpenter (S.) John W. Bickley's Wharf k 3 £lfreths' alley Jonathan G. merchant 14 south Front Joseph, accemptant 172 south 4th Joseph, mahogany merchant 205 Spruce Joseph, labourer 18Argyle-st. Lemuel, cordwainer 160 south Front Mark, oysterman 130 south Water Mary, widow of Charles 45 Artillery lane Mary, widow 30 Little Water Mary, nurse 3l Green M oses, fruiterer 1 Quarry Mcses, profile cutter 10 Sterlingalley Moses, shoemaker 140 north Eighth Moses, printer 3 Clavvges' court Nancy, back 6 Elbow lane 1 Peter, vvoodsawyer Miles's Row - Reed, mercht. 9 N. Water & 205 Spruce Richard, taylor-4 Coxe's alley Robert, plasterer 137 south Sixth f Robert, labourer Bradford's alley , grocer 37 Powell S. 8c J. mahogany yard Chesnut ab. 10th S. & M. shopkeepers 35 south Second tSampsorv, carter Juniper near Vine Samuel, curreir 247 N. 3d 8c 75 Race Samuel, lumber merchant 219 Walnut MIL W1L Williams Samuel H. manufacturer of tin ware 236 High Sarah, widow 1 1 Locust tSaturday, wcodsawyer 285 Vine 8c Serkel, merchants 9 north Water + Susan, washerwoman 201 Lombard Thaddeus, comb maker Petticoat alley below Brown Theophilus, truss hoop maker Hopkins' court fThos. waiter Blackberry a'y. n. Spruce Thomas, labourer EKzabeth'*st. Thomas, painter, 8cc. 109 south Fifth Thomas, shoeina er 20 Browne (N. L.) Thomas and Henjamin, tanners and cur- riers 45 1 north Front Thomas and Son, cabinetmakers 72 and 75 Sassafras and Thomas, curriers 215 north Third wife of T. 25 Pine alley W. teacher 41 north Sixth William, milkman Sch. 2d near Vine William, mariner 37 Penn William, soapboiler 28 Stampers' alley William, marble chimney piece factory and stonecutter William J. carpet wharehouse 93 south Third and 73 Union fWilliam, labourer 3d bel. George (N. L. ) fZadics, labourer 2 Hurst Williamson Benjamin, 63 High and 95 Pine D. and B. merchants 63 High David, merchant 62 High and 174 5. Front George, labourer 106 Cherry George and Eden, shoemakers 106 north Front James, watchman U. S. Arsenal Jesse, carpenter 22 German John, soapboiler 13 iirewer's alley Joseph, grazier 349 south Second Michael, 67 north Third Sydney, sailmaker 1 30 N. Front and Race-street wharf -W1L Williamson Thomas, blacksmith 38 Cherry Thomas, shoemaker 'J York court widow of W. sailmaker 4 Sassafras and 130 north Front William, sea captain 10 Plumb Williamtrout William and Jeremiah, Buttonwood above Charles VVBlig George, musical magazine 24 south 4th Willin Abraham, shallopman Oak below Noble Willing and Francis, merchants 21 Penn George, merchant 64 Pine Richard, merchant 89 Pine Thomas, jun. merchant 100 S. 3d Thomas, gentleman 100 south Third Thomas M. merchant 105 south Third William S. merchant 77 south Sixth Willings Robert, tanner back 15 Charlotte Willington Thomas, woodsawyer Carpenter (S.) near Fifth Willink J. gentleman cor. Eighth and Sansom Willis Elizabeth, widow Cresson's alley Isabella, widow mantuamaker b. 380 s, 2d John, labourer Mifflin's court John, shoestore 32 High John, accomptant 86 Vine John, bricklayer 6 1 north Tenth Jonathan, flour merchant 49 Arch and 31 south Water Lycom, shallopman Queen near Shacka- maxon (K.) Musgrave, turner 12 Cherry and Richard^ son's court Phebe, widow 65 Mulberry Solomon, turner Relief Susanna and Lydia, shopkeepers 121 s. 2d and Yardley, merchants, 2 I south wharves and 31 south Water Wiliitts Ebenezer, shipwright Beach n. Penn (O John, merchant 89 High Wills Barney, teacher Juniper near Vine David, tobacconist Fearis's court Joseph, rigger 33 Artillery lane Jrmes- and Son, grocers 84 Chesn T t WIL— WJL Wills Thomas, sea captain 178 Sassafras Wilmans Augustus accomptant 76 Lombard and Brandt, 13 south Front Frederick, merchant 13 south Fourth Wilmer and 3oyd, tallowchandlers 5th ab. Noble Henry, innkeeper 30 north Fifth James, merchant 26 north Front — , accomptant 43 New Market John, messenger com. gen. office 12 Ta- per alley Lambert, aacomptant 120 north Fourth Wilson Alex, commission merchant 50 Walnut Ann, shopkeeper 64 Sassafras Benjamin, caulker 14 German Benjamin, fur merchants south Fifth Beulah, widow Poplar lane ab. Front and iMye, merchants 278 High and Champion, storekeepers 7 north 2d Charles, watchman back 44 Coates' Charles, carpenter Prosperous alley David, sea captain 273 -_igh Edward, merchant Greenleaf court, dwel- ling 3 Church alley Enoch, captain of Chester packet 12 Swanson Elizabeth, widow 110 Cherry George, carpenter Paschall's alley George S. merchant 101 s. Water and 223 south Front George, labourer 10 Fayette George, hatter cor. £ ront and Sassafras •f-Hamburg, labourer Spafford n Shippen Hugh, mason, Sch. 6th bel. High Hugh, bricklayer Chesnut n. Sch. 2d James P. pastor of the first Presbyterian church 24 Sansom James, taylor cor. Water and Arch and cor. Water and Race and 18 N. Third James, publisher of Aurora, 98 Fligh and 15 Franklin court James, shipcarpenter 27 Callowhill James, merchant 261 High & 124 N. 8th f James, oysterman 120 High and 127 Cherrjr WIL— WIL tWilson James, tinware vender 250 south Sixth James, merchant 261 High and cor. 8th and Race Joel W. accomptant 10 Hinckle's court John, woodsawyer back 1 47 Browne (N .L.) John, minter Walter's court John, carter, 31 Crown John, carter 33 Cresson's alley John, printer and grocer Cedar ab. 7th f John, 54 Coates' John B. clerk in North America bank U Elfreth's alley John, blacksmith 30 Plumb John, stone cutter Marble street John, tavernkeeper 193 Chesnut John, cabinetmaker 51 Pine John, merchant 27 north Third & 1 s. 8th J. H. 8c Co. merchants 32 Walnut & 176 Front Joseph, calico printer High west, of Per= manent bridge Joseph, taylor Seventh bel. Cedar Joseph, wharf builder 451 north Front Margaret, tayloress 5 Lsetitia court Margaret, widow 238 south Third Martha, shopkeeper 92 north Water Martha, widow 127 Race Mary, widow 318 Vine Mary, seamstress Hanover n. Budd Matthew, carter cor. Laurel and Budd Peter, mariner Rachel street Richard, shipwright 184 Swanson Robert, 26 south Front and 66 High Robert, lieutenant of gunboat Spaflbrd Robert, silversmith 145 Vine Robert, oysterman 186 south Sixth Robert, sea captain 187 Pine Robert, tobacconist 147 north Second Robert, weaver 13th near Cedar Roberts, blacksmith back 34 Green Samuel, blacksmith 119 Browne (N. L.) Samuel, printer Rose alley (C.) , jSamuel, labourer Apple -WIM Wilson Samuel, carter 42 Old York road Samuel L. storekeeper 7 north Second tSamuel, physician 34 Budd Sarah, widow Read's alley Sarah, widow 60 Coates' Silas, innkeeper 337 north Front Susan, widow boarding house 2^8 High Thomas, tanner Penn n. Maiden (K.) Thomas, tobacconist back 108 north 6th Thomas, sea captain IdArgyle Thomas, stonecutter 24 south Tenth Thomas, coach painter 44 Chester and Library near Fourth Thomas, deputy collector 9 Franklin Row south Ninth Thomas, mariner back 385 south Front wife of Jesse, back 406 north Third William, stationer 3 1 north Second William, grocer 138 north 2d & 56 New William, carpenter 61 Budd William, labourer Vine bet. Sch. Eighth and Broad William G. taylor 106 norfn 9th William H. carpenter 89 Budd Wm. carter Queen n. Marlborough (K.) William, paperhanger 93 south Fifth Wilstach G. B. late ironmonger 266 north 2d Hannah, storekeeper 190 north Second John A. coppersmith cor. 2d and Vine Wilt Abraham, gentleman 55 Sassafras A. carter 88 Budd Wiltberger Christian, gold & silversmith 13 N.2d Georpe, lumber merchant 464 N. 2d Peter, late ironmonger 401 High Thomas, druggist 169 north Second Wm. domestic warehouse 195 High •|- Wiltshire Henry, mariner 2 -2 south Third Wilton Ann, widow Biddle's alley Wiman George, watchman Germantown road 0. Second Rosanna, widow 301 south Fourth Wimer Andrew, labourer Prime near Swanson Andrew, oak cooper 280 south Thiitlf WIM \?I9 Wimer Catharine, washerwoman Ann, n. 13th (S.) George, carter 274 s. 3d Joseph, plasterer 14 Pleasant avenue Samuel, back 79 Vine street [See Wymer Wimley John, sen. carpenter Brewer's alley n. 4th William, late baker back 291 Mulberry Winemore Andrew, cabinetmaker Vine n Sch, Winckhouse Catharine, shop 19 Sterling alley- Wine Jacob, labourer Oak near Coates' street Winfield William, mariner 1 10 Catharine Winey John, blacksmith Emlen's court Wing Frederick, baker 70 Spruce Jacob, sea captain 70 Spruce fWinmer John, labourer back 10 1 north Eleventh Winn Jacob, watchman Rose alley near Browne Peter, constable 20 Bank 1 nomas, mate 1 18 Callowhill Winnemore Jacob, late corder 1 1 Catharine Thomas, hatter 241 south Second Winner Abner, carter 331 north Third James, gunsmith LQ4 Walnut Joseph, mariner 461 north Third Winslow Lydia, widow of Elijah, 22 Callowhill Wintable x^braham, gunsmith, back 437 N. Third Winter Abraham, coifeemi II maker 191 Callowhill Garret, charcoal merchant Oak ab. Coates* st. yard Coates' street wharf Joseph, taylor 179 north Third Peter, blacksmith James' Richard, boarding house 127 s. Third Thomas, coachpainter Cedar n. Twelfth William, labourer 84 Swanson Wipert John, labourer bel. Germantown road Wire J. late Windsor chairmaker Germantown Wires Elizabeth, widow Hopkins' court Wiresham Mary, widow 1 03 Vine Wirtz M. baker Frankford road n. Queen Maria, widow boarding house 31 south 8th Mary, widow 446 north Third [See Wurtz Wise David, shipcarpenter Marlborough n. Beach Thomas, labourer Grissel's alley Wiseman Catharine, 39 Sansom [See Weisman John, ropemaker 480 south Second i T t 2 WIS VVOL Wisenger Melchoir, wireworker 79 north Front Wi^er John, baker Ninth above Race Wismath Christian, baker back 165 Vine Wisner Frederick, labourer 342 Race street Wison Archibald, labourer Filbert near Tenth Wispart Christopher, painter and glazier 4th ab.- Browne Wistar Bartholomew, merchant 133 High Caspar, m. d. professor of anatomy in the University of Pennsylvania cor. Prune and Fourth John, merchant 143 High Richard, jun. merchant 1 17 High Richard, merchant 1 10 Chesnut Thomas, gentleman, 379 High Charles I. merchant 143 High John and Charles I. merchants 143 High Peter, wheelwright 2d n. Germantown R, Sarah, gentlewoman 108 Chesnut Witchell John, carter i 89 I allowhill Samuel, innkeeper cor. Vine and Sixth Witherstine Richard, labourer 4th above Browne Samuel, nailer York R . ab. Tammany "Withy Samuel, combmaker Rose alley n. Green VVitman Catharine, widow 17 Appletree alley George, bnckmaker 129 north Ninth Margaret, widow dry good store 96 N. 4th [See JVhiteman Witmer Henry, jun. tavernkeeper 30 north Fifth Witten Jacob, harnessma^ er 8th bel. Hudson's lane Winner John, brickmaker Buttonwood Woglam Abraham, bricklayer 39 Sassafras Edward, bricklayer 39 Sassafras Jane, widow of Peter, 20 Sassafras Wolbert Catharine, widow layer out of the dead 193 St. John Frederick, justice of the peace 354 north Second corner of Green widow of Chas. 93 St. John [See Wolfiert Wolf Jacob, baker 544 north Third Jacob, ostler Shackamaxon (K.) John, brushmaker 35 Charlotte John, sen. Fourth below George (N. L.) WOL WOD - --j, Wolf Martin, farmer 15 Shippen Mary, widow Fourth above Noble Mary, widow washerwoman 244 Sassafras Sarah, tayloress 43 Mead alley Wolfe Jacob, carter Sassafras bel. Juniper John, carter 150 St. John Lewis, bleeder dentist s north Sixth Margaret, shoemaker 429 north Second William F. baker 390 south Second t— , yeoman cor. Buck R. 8c Long lane Wolff Abram, black lead man 93 New street Wolford Peter, plasterer 1 1th above Arch Wollings George, brewer Mifflin's alley Wolpert Frederick, vict. 245 Vine [6>e IVealfifier Margaret, cakebaker 1 1 Tammany W omley William, 29 1 Arch Wonderly Jacob, harnessmaker 7 Pennsylvania ave< nue John, labourer 124 Callowhill John, victualler 177 Cherry John, labourer Rose alley near Coates' Samuel, grocer cor. Sassafras and 10th William, grazier 102 north Eighth Wood Adna, hatter 51 Coates* alley [<&?rh Fourth to 35 1 Apricot alley, runs from Currant to 1 Arch street, see Mulberry from the Delaware to teet from Gray' ferry road to Federal . Artil'ery iaue, see Duke street a ii APPENDIX. Ash al!ey, from Schuylkill Front to Second between High ai:d ckesnut. Aspen ailey, from Aspen court to Lombard A ; e.i c >urt, runs ->ou:h from A h Alley Ashe ton street, f N. * S.) along the Schuylkill from Vine to Ctd:..r Atkinson and Stokes court, runs from 145 Lombard north Baker's alley, from 55 E:m to 70 Vine er's alley, fwJm.70 Swanson to Front >ort, from 145 Coal's Baser street, runs west from Spafford Baker's wharf fir t nor b of Bishop (K ) Bail aliey, from 120 Cedar to 77 Skippen Bali's alley, from me Delaware to 391 north Fro Bali's wharf, opens at 391 north Front Bank, Farmers and Mechanics', 102 Chesnut near Third Banii of North America, 99 Che=nut above Third Bank of Pennsylvania, south Second above Walnut Bank of Philadelphia. S. W c >rner F urth and Che:: Ba k, Stephen Girard l'hird opposite D Ba.ik, Mechanic' - Third Bank, C< miner Ba ik a.:ey . from 86 south Second to 67 Dock Bank street, from 70 High I 69feheSnot Barclay's ailey, fron ittfa Sixth :rs ree^t'from (Sen) Fourth to Seventh between High Chesnut Barnard's cur:, from 460 south Second Barron street, fr m 24 Springett alley to 75 Cedar Beach street, {Sch ) from the permanent bridge to Cedar street, (K ) from the high br.dge to Bishop Be^rstricker's court, fr.wede's church er street, from north Second to Third between Poplar lane and Ge Btc 's a 172 Swanson to*453 soum Front Bf-k's th'jt ma . Schu 1 Will Second near Mulberry street, west from Pas^yuwk r"ati near the intersc of Si* h Becks wharf opens at 15 south Water t, (M ) con muation of Smail to Eighth Bedford s reet, (K Er< m Fiankford road t Han ver a M trenail's alley to St Mary's burying gr , from 85 Elm to Vine B c >ham - wharf, ope: s ar 17 Swanson Bickiey and Taylor's wharf at the High br'dge U ey*« wharf opei sat 7 and 1 > north Water 's alley from ?8 High to 9 Eibt-w lane court, fr >m 110 u< r h E.gi.-'n top sweet, from, die nead of iieach to Queen APPENDIX. iii o^ co" s .shot manufactory, John's between Front and md Bishop's wharf, first south of Walnut Blackberry alley, from Walnut to Spruce and from Pine to Lombard between Eighth and Ninth tk Bear inn, 165 High Blackhorse alley, from 20 south Front to 19 Second Bolton's court, from 16 south Sixth runs west Bonsall st. from Ninth to Tenth between Lombard and Cedar Bowers' J. wharf second south of Marlborough Bower's S. wbarf, third south of Maiden Bower's S. wharf and shipyard, third above Maiden. Bradford's alley, from 246 south Seventh to Efghih Branch street, from 130 north Third to 59 Fourth Branner's alley, from Bryan's alley to 180 Vine Bre^d street, front 77 Mulberry to 70 Sassafras Brewer's alley, see Wood street (N. L.) Bridge street, runs from Lancaster bridge, through Mantua village, to Lancaster turnpike road Bright's wharf, opens at 123 and 127 north Water Bringhurst's wharf, opens next 97 south Water Britton's alley, from 205 north Water Britton's J. wharf, opens at 149 north Water Britton's Wm. wharf, opens at 207 north Water Broad street, runs north from Cedar to Wissahiccon road Broad St. Market, S Broad near High Brooke's court, from 126 north Front Brooke's wharf, opens at 109 north Water Browne st. (N. L) from the high bridge to Old York road Browne street, (K.) from Cherry to Vienna between Prince and Duke Brown's court from 93 Sassafras Browne's court, (N. L.) from 19 Dudd Browne's wharf, second south of Warren Browne's wharf, opens at 325 north Front Brusstar's H wharf, first above the intersection of Penn and Beach (K.) Brusstar's S wharf, first south of Marlborough Brusslar's alley, from Beach to Queen near Mv.ckamaxon Brian's alley, from 148 north Fifth to 14 i Sixth Bryan's court, runs south from 102 Lherry Buck road, runs S E from the U. S. arsenal Grav's ferrv road Budd street, from 67 Green to Germantown road Burd's aliey, (S.) from 78 Catharine to Queen Burd's alley, (C.) runs from Raspberry to Watson's alley Burd's court, opens from Currant alley, west side beiow Locust Bush hill Hotel, N. of Callowhiil between Sell. Second a 'id Third iy APPENDIX. Buttonwood alley, from north Thirteenth to Juniper High Buttauvrpod lane, from the old York road to Ridge-turnpike between Noble and Green Cable !ane, see Newmarket street ell's wharf, first south of High •whill street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill bet Vine and Willow Camac street, runs west from north Second near Mud lane Carlisle's court, from 46 south Fifth Carpenter's street, from Sixth to Seventh between High and Chesnut Carpenter's alley, (S.) from 105 Catharine Carpenter's curt, from 116 Chesnut Ca»-oenter street, (S.) from Church to Passyunk voad Carpenters' Hall, back of 118 Chesnut Carter's alley, from 65 south Second to 55 Third Castle street, runs from Ten'h to Eleventh above Race Catharine street, from the De'aware to Passyunk road be- tween Gcptnantou'ii and Queen Cauffman's court, from 147 north Second CaurFman's court, from 14 Cherry Cedar street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between Lom- bard and Shippen. being the soumern boundary of the city Centre alley, from Eleventh to Twelfth between Walnut anil Locust Chancery lane, from 15 Combs's alley to 32 Mulberry Charles street, from 335 Callowhill to Buttonwood Charles street, (V.) from Francis lane to George Charlotte street, from 121 Browne to Poplar lane Chessman's wharf, first soiuh of Maiden Chen\ street, from 74 north ^h'rrd to Schuylkill Cherry street, (K..) from Queen to Frankford read between Pawner and V>enna Che<-mit street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between H gh and V.'ai.iut iciween High and Chesnut the Delaware and Fourth Chester sn-eet, from opposite 294 Sassafras to Vine between I Ninth from Front between Washington and Pri.i Christ Hospital, '07 Mulberry orh the Delaware to Passyunk road be- i and Prime Church alley, from 2'J north Second to 11 Third • , from 2 3 0 iiistian ry to 14 2 Cherry 2 Enutstriwi Theatre. N E. corner Ninth & WalttGt t cjiner Fifth aid Chesnut APPENDIX. v City Hospital, corner Francis lane and Fourth City Hotel, N. E. corner of Union and Second Clapier's wharf, first north of Cedar % Clare alley, from Thirteenth to Juniper between Lambert and Vine « Clayrges's court, from Bryan's alley running north Clever alley, from 90 south Fifth to 125 Sixth Clifford's wharf, opens at 29 north Water Clifton street, wins south from Cedar near Eleventh Clinton's shipyard, at Wilson's wharf . ^r street, from Twelfth to Thirteenth between High and Chesnut Clymer's alley, from 210 High to Carpenter street Clymer's 'alley, from Fitzwalter near Passyunk road to Sixth Coats's alley, from 134 north Front to 161 Second iats's court, from 31 New-markei street . 's street, from the Delaware to Wissahiccon road ber en < ivjcu and Browne Col noun's wharf, open-- at 29 north Water Columbia avenue, from near 179 Walnut to Locust Comley's wharf. Second north of Callowhill uissionew Hall, (City and County), east end of High street market old court house in Second CoThmixsioners Hall, (S.) Second near Christian nh-vionerS Hall, N. L market house north Second cor/ ner Coats's Connelly's wharf, first south of Warren i Waggon. bin, 140 High Coomb's alley, from 44 north Front to 51 Second Cooper's court, from 33 Mulberry Cooper's court (N L ) from 404 north Front Cordwainer's alley, from Pine to Lombard between Ninth and Tenth Council Chambers {Select and Common), City Hall Count alley, N- Brown Cox's alley, from 300 south Front to 323 Second. See Union Crab street, from the Old Theatre running south Crawford's wharf, opens at 99 north Water Cresson's alley, fr m 96 north Fifth to 91 Sixth Cresson's court, from 61 Cherry Crooked Bi'.'et wharf, opens at 21 South Water Crown street, fn m 155 Sassafras to Old York road and Willow Crown street, (K ) from Queen to Fvankford road between Shackamaxon and Hanover Currant alley, from Walnut to Spruce between Tenth and Eleventh Custom House, Carpenter's court, from 118 Chesnut Cuthbert's wharf, opens at 247 south Front, 25 Penn, and f> Little Witter 2 iv APPENDIX. Cuthbert's wharf, first South of Coat's (N. L.) Cypress alley, from 144 south Third to 79 Fourth Darby road. See Woodland street, Davidson's court, from 151 Spruce Davison's alley, from Thirteenth to Juniper between High and Chesnut Da ,v son's court, from 83 Chesnut Dean's alley, from 144 south Eighth to Blackberry alley Dean's alley Set Hazel Debtors'1 Gaol, Prune near Sixth Deux uu'b ^h pyard, opposite the Swede's church Delaware Insurance OJjt.cc, 42 Walnut - -:i\:r- , 3,' south Fifth District Court held S E corner Sixth and Chesnut— Clerk's Oiike. 180 ' . hesnut Dock street, from 138 south Front and 13 Spruce to 67 Third Dock IVard, between WJnnt and spruce the Delaware and Fourth Donaldson's alley, from Gray'* ferry road .to Federal : between Arsenal street and Buck road P na'.j- miV, mastsned* opposite 66 Swanson irf and masfshed ( K is at I 19 north Water i< landing, a-t-the eaai cud of Dock y, from I . Front to 119 Second cr's court, runs -oi;;h frctit 06 Union : -ucc, (N. 1 !42 nor h From to 363 Second Duke -•■' . runs N. E. from Palmer between Princ$ and W ; Puncgn's court, from ,;S9 south Fourth , runs west from 36 dim s'-.eet (N. L.) Eck.- lorn 4 South. Alley .. 301 High running n rth h street, (south; from 265 High running south to Pas- from Schuylkill (N. & S ) Irom Vine to Cedar between Se\ dh ad Eibpw alley, uuai 184 south Sixth a^d turns south to Jjjpwtia) » Elbe . i Bank street to 21 south Third •rth Seventh to Eighth . i street (north) From 407 High to Vine Eleventh street; (south) from High to Cedar between Ten'h and from 94 north Front to 105 Second Elizabeth street, from Ninth to Eleventh between Sast^ a..d Morgan t-.eth street, from 164 south Sixth o Seventh Elm strict. f:om Iv.'j north Sccono. to 153 Thrrd Eln .via 118 sooth Second APPENDIX. vii Emlen'. *dley, from Clever alley ',o 5 Powell Emlen's court, from Pegg tieet to 4 Noble Equality court. See lork court. E-u is'b court from l^fc» n rih Fifth Evans court, from io3 north Sixth E\re and Mabbey's wharf, second south of Chesnut Eyre's E. wlia.t, third above Hanover Eyre's F. shipyard, at J. Eyre's wharf E)re's G wharf, first north of Marlborough Eyre's G wharf and shipyard, firbt south of Hanover re's J wharf, second north ot Han ver Eyre s J. wharf and shipyard, second above Maiden E> re's J. ship) aid, at E. Eye's wharf E re's i . H. shipya ti, at Cheesman's wharf Farmers ahey. See Sugar alley. Farmers row, hrom'41 Dock Farmers street (north) from i97 High to old York road F fth street her's F & M wharf, opens at 1/ Swanson Fiuwa'iter street, runs west from 32 Passyunk road . haul's wharves, opens at 137 and 141 north Water ., from 4^ Btidd Flower s wharf, at A g;*,e ( .viniond) street public landing dham b wharf, first above Warren Fouiin street (north) the m dole boundary of the wards, from 1j5 High to German town toad" Fourth scree (south) he middle boundary of the wards, 12o High running sooth Fourth st.eet, from Schuylkill (N and S.) from Francis lane to Cedar between i'lnrd and Fifth Francis lane, from ftidge road near H.cvry lane to Schuylkill Francis streei , from the -ldge ;oad to Charles between Fran- cis lane ana Anne Fra 'at rd ruau, tuns north from Maiden FaiiKlm court, runs sou h from lOo High Franklin iow, w c.-» s;dc Ninth be- ween Walnut and Locust Fnzih.s Aims house, near 70 Walnut between Third ;>.nd Fourth -Trent street, (north; from 21 High running north viii APPENDIX. Front street, (south) from 14 High running south Front street, from Schuylkill (N and S.) from Vine to Ce- dar between Asheton and Second Fromberger's court, from 34 north Second to Hart Fuller's alley, from Swanson to 403 south Front Galbreth's court, from 119 Queen Garden street, from 297 Callowhill to Buttonwood Gardiner's wharves, at 37 south wharves near Walnut Garrigues' ccurt, from 213 Baisafras Gaskili street, from 200 south Third to 229 Fifth Gaw's ccurt, runs west fa m b4 north Front George street, from Nin.h t< Schuylkill between Chesnut and Walnut. See Little George George street (N L ) from near 550 north Second to Sixth George street (S.) from 12 Cedar to 31 German George street (V.) from the Ridge road to Charles north of Vineyard Gen , from 334 south Second to Passyunk. St tie German Germanu wr, road commences at the intersection Front and Maiden Gilles's alley from 136 Lombard to 119 Cedar Girarc's Banking House, Third opposite Dock Gi ard's wharf, opens at 19 north Water Goddard's alley, from 2 Xew Market tc cond rth aiiey. from 72 Chesnut to 71 Dock Golden S\"an Inn, 69 north Third Goodwater aliey, from Columbia avenue to 91 south E Grail's a:ley, fr. m 57 Sassafras id Lodge stree rom 16 south Seve. See La'ge st. Gra: e alte) (V.) from Anne to George between Ridge road and Powel Gn.;. sutet. frc:i 10 south Eighth to 13 Ninth Gray's aliey See Morris's. «ira "s Feiry road, from Cedar near Schuylkill Front run- ning south west to Schuylkill Gvecineat s cour , run west irom 10 eouth Fourth Green's court, runs north trom 127 Pine Green street from 358 north Front to old York read Green-tree I ■■'., ai 5j north Fourth Greenwich street, runs from Front to Moyamensing b. Wharton Gr cc's J &. F. wharves and shipyard, first above the High bridge 3 S. wharf and shipyard, first above Maiden dsti.ne alley, from 81 High to Church alley ."salley f cm L tie O. to 13 Fitzvvater Haines' alley. See Nicholson's court. Halberstadt &, Haines5 waarf, opens at 311 north Front APPENDIX. lx Hall street. See fl ir.niilron's wharf opens at 119 south Water Hanover strec, from the Delaware to Frankford road be- tween Marlborough and Palmer Harrnony street, fr< m 76 south Third to 47 Fourth Harper's wharf, opens next 83 south Water Hnrper's alley, runs from 8"> S water to wharf, Hart'^ court, from 37 New Market street Harp and Eagle Hotel, 4.3 north Third Hartung's alley, from 36 north Second to 31 Third Hause's Court, runs north fr m Cherry east of Ninth Hay Market, in Callowhill near F urth Hazel alley, from Walnut to Lombard between 12th & 13th llazlehurst's court, runs east from Tenth below High Health Office, 39 sou'h Fifth Heyde's court, runs north from 25 Filbert Hickory lane, running wc-t from the old York road and Coats's to the Itidge near Francis lane High street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between Mul- berry and Chesnur High Street Coffee House, 200 and 202 High street above Sixth High Street Ward, between High and Mulberry, the Delaware and Forth Hillegas and Clarkson's wharf, at the High bridge Hillzeimer street. See Levion Hinckle's court, from 203 Sassafras to Bryan's alley Hoc!- street runs from 7 to 8 between Chesnut and Sansom Hodge's wharf, opens at 85 north Water Hoffman's alley, from 61 Cherry to 114 Sassafras Hollingsworth's wharf, opens at 141 south Water Hopkins's court, runs north east from William between Otter and Rose Horse Market, south east corner of High and Juniper Hospital (Pennsylvania), corner Eighth and Spruce Hospital (Christ Church), 107 Mulberry Hospital (City), corner of Francis and Fourth Hozey's wharf, first south of Queen (S ) Huddell's wharf, opens at 79 and 117 Swanson Huddell's court, from 79 "Swanson Hudson's alley, from 112 Chesnut to Harmony court Hudson's lane, runs west from Passyunk road near Christian Hughes's wharf fir^t above Warren Humphreys' whart, pens at 109 Swanson Humphreys' wharf aid shipyard, below the Swede's church Hunter's court, runs east from north Eleventh between High and Filbert Hurst street, from 146 Lombard to 191 Cedar Hunan's shipyard; near the navy yard Imlav's wharf, opens at 7 north Water Irish lane, runs south from Cedar near Broad x APPENDIX. Jacoby street, from Cherry to Ss and Thirteenth Tames alley, from Maple to H-nizeiiv James street, from Charles street to Ridge road, Callowhiil and Pleasant John st. runs north fr->na Vine between Si Johns street, runs from 466 south Front to Second Johns and Linerd's wharf and mastshed, first sou public landing at che hay scales (N. L ) Johnson's lane, runs west from Moyarnensing below Joint alley, runs east from Schuylkill Eighth near Chesnut Jones's alley, (N. L.)runs south from Browne between Bixld and Second Jones's alley, runs north from 15 Mary's alley Jones street, runs from Schuykill Fourth to Sixth between High and Filbert Jones's wharf, opens at 127 north Water Julianna street, runs north from 175 Vine Juniper alley, from Tenth near Walnut to Juniper lane Juniper lane, from George to Walnut between tenth Eleventh Juniper street, (north and south) from Vine to Cedar be- tween Broad and Thirteenth Kern's wharf, opens at 119 south Water Kessler's court, runs east from north Fourth near Coa: Key's alley, from 160 north Front to 18.3 Second Ktyser and G^rgas's wharf opens at 225 north Water King street, See Beach Knigh's court, runs south from 170 Cherry Knight's J. wharf, opens at 1"9 north water Knight's D. P. wharf, r pens at 371 north Front Knodle stieer, from Walnut to Locust between Schi Seventh and Eighth Knorr's wharf, opens at 195 north Water Kilgler's court, opens at 130 Sassafras hel street, from Wood to Green between north Third and Fourth Lxricia court, from 30 High to Bl^ckhorse alley La -ie's wharf, first north of Cedar Lambert street, from Thirteenth to Juniper, betw man and Clare aliens Lancaster and Susquehannah Inswance Office , north west coi- ner Second and Walnut Large's wharf, opens ac 85 S.vanson Latimer's wharf, opens at 153 south Water Laurel street, from 39 Spruce to York Laurel street (N L.) from north Front to - Laurence street, runs north from 255 Vine Lebanon garden, in Cedar near Tenth Leech's court, runs_south from 156 Spruce XDIX. xi From north EleveulU between High and Filbert Leiper's wharf, opens near 179 north Water Lemon street, runs from liO north Eighth to Chester Lewis's alley, from 54 Small to Plum alley Liberty alley, from 9 Duke to 6 Green Library (F/u/adelphia), 25 s uth Fifth near Chesnut Library street, IV m 6C' south Fourth to 35 south Fifth Lily alley, from Tammany r.ear Second to near Coats's Litle's court, runs east from 263 south Second Little Dock street, from 50 Spruce to 177 sc uth Second Little George street, from 50 south Sixth to 51 Seventh Gei man street, from 90 Swauson to .377 south Front Little Oak street, from Pottery alley to Lewis's between Shippen and Fitzwater Little Pine street, from Seventh to Eighth between Pine and Lombard Little ^e\ enth runs fr« m 251 Sassafras to Race Little Water street, from Lombard street alley to 7 Cedar Littleboy's court, opens at 48 Arch Locut street, from 125 south Sixth to Schuylkill Locust Ward, between Walnut and Spruce, south Fourth and Schuylkill Lodge street, runs from 73 south Second to Goforth alley. See Grand Lodge street. Lodge alley, runs irom seventh to eighth between High and ' Chesnut Logan street. See Buttonivood L' vr's court, runs west fr in 328 north Front Lombard street, from i;12 south Front to Schuylkill L mbard sneer a. ley, from the Delaware to 249 south Front Lombardy Garden, west of Centre -quare Long iane, run sou'h fr- m Cedar near Schuylkill Seventh Lcn-ctr Detai-jai e'Ward, be ween Mulberry and Sassafras, and the Delaware and north Fourth Lownes's alley See EinnJ.e s Lesley's court, runs north from 115 Mulherry LoxU ys court, runs south from 30 Spruce Lyi.dull s alle , from Tweif h and ihirteenth between Wal- nut a >d Wea\ et^s ailey Lyndall's c urt, rui is east from Tenth below Pine Madison avenue, fr »m Shcaff's alle> to Vine street Madison court, runs a »rth from :>3 St. M Magdalen As t . d and Sassafras M den'srow tetween Fr< v Maiden stret , he intersection of Ger- mai safras M. nth Mapte ..Li xii APPENDIX. Marble street, from 14 soirh Tenth to Eleventh Margaret al.ey, from Twelfth to i'hirteenth between C and Sassafras Margaret. a street, from 258 north Front to 275 Second Mara street, fr.rnn north Fourth to old York road, between Coats's ar.d Br wne M line Iu*uya.ce Office, 4>\ Walnut Marine Inn, 5 suu„; W.tter Masis & Evans's wharf, opens at 57 south Water Marsh's wharf, opp ssjte Swede's church Market street See Hugh. Mark's lane, from :»t» north Eleventh to Twelfth Markoe'a court, runs east from Tenth below H gh Marlborough street, f.oui the Delaware to Frankford be- tween Cr wn and Hanover Marshal's Office. 102 south Eigh h Marshall s alley, from 122 south Fourth to 137 Fifth Marsh st from the Delaware near the High bridge to Front Mary's alley, from 27 Gil s's al'ey to south Sixth Mary street, (S.)from 496 south Front to 505 Second Mary street, (K.) fro n Cherry to the Frank tord r -ad Masomc hall\ne ) itnd Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania) Chesnut between Seventh ai;U E ghth Massey-'S wharf opens at 15 south Water ?vluiack's court, runs Suurh from 12 Spruce • 's Court and Office S W. corner of Fif-h and Chesnut M 'Clouds court, runs south of Raoj from 154 Vine M'Culloch's court, runs west from 1 i4 north Front M Ginnes's c-urr, runs eas- from 7 Vernon M' Mullen's wharf Secoodjael' w Queen Mead alley, fr m 32$ s uth Front to 349 Second Mechanic st.eet. runs from >lb' Vine to Mapie Me'h.mical Panorama, Eleventh above High Merchant's Coffeehouse and Exchange, 86 south Second Merrit's lane, from south Fr.urth to Passvunk road between Christian and Carpenter Middle alley, from 168 s -uh Sixth to Seventh Middle Ward between High and Chesnut and Fourth and S huylkuM Mjd ten's court, opens at 369 south Front M'fflin's alley, runs west from 112 3' uth Second Mifflin's court, runs west from 318 south Front Miffltn'o wharf, opens ar 133 and 139 north Water Mies'- row, near Rose and WiltrWrr. erffc a!ie> , runs east from &7 somh SVj 's alley from Schuylkill Eighth to 1 safra- and Vine M lie - c urt, rrius south from 158 Spruce M4I r'sciur' (N L ) runs west fr -a ier'b c-jurt, (N. L.} runs north from 4 - APPENDIX. Xiii Minor street, from 4 south Fifth to 3 Sixth Mint, United States, 27 and 29 north Seventh Mint court, runs west from Raspberry lane between Cherry and Sassafras Mintzer's court, runs west from 244 north Second Moravian alley. See Bread street. Morgan street, from Ninth to Tenth between Sassafras a»d Vine Morris's alley, from 62 south Front to 79 Second Morris's wharf, opens at 115 souMi Water Morris and Flower's wharf, at Argyle street public landing Morton's wharf, opens at 105 south Water Moyamensing road, runs south from the intersection of Christian and Second Irlud lane, from the Black horse, Frankford road, to Ger- mantown road Mulberry alley, from 282 north Eighth to Garden. Mulberry court, runs west from 8 north Sixth Mulberry street from the Delaware to Schuylkill between High and Sassafras Museum, at the state house, Chesnut street Myers's court, from 313 Sassafras Myers's courts, run east from 133 north Third Navy yard, lower end of Swanson street Negus's Ferry, at the south side of High street landing New Bank street See Lodge street. New Fourth street. See Fourth (north). Nets Market house, Second between Pine and Cedar New Market street, from 19 Vine to 42 Green New Market ward, between Spruce and Cedar the Delaware and Fourth New street. See Story. Nev Jail, or Penitentiary, south west corner of Mulberry and Broad New Theatre, N. W corner of Sixth and Chesnut Nicholson's court, runs north from 113 Cherry N nth street, (north) from 339 High to Vine Ninth street, (south} from 304 High to Cedar Nixon's wharf, opens at 11 Penn Noble street, from 330 north Front to Sixth Nonnater's court, runs south from 280 Mulberry Norman alley, from Thirteenth to Juniper between Sassafras and Lambert N "iris's alley, from 68 south Front to 87 Second Norris street See Library N rris's wharf, fourth above Hanover North America Bank, 99 Chesnut above Third Nunh America Insurance Office 40 Walnut North Mulberry IVartl, between Sassafras and Vine, Fourth and SchuylKiU b xiv APPENDIX. N h street from 35 north Fifth to 39 S:xth Nutth Ward, between High and Mulberry, Fourth SchuyUilj Oak siree., (N L ) from Willow to the High bridge between the Delaware and Front O k s-reet, (S ) from 22 Crab to Passyunk road ■©g iby's wharf and ship ard, second below Argyle Onio street, from Qu>nce alley to Twelfth between Pine and Lombard Old Courthouse , Second street east end of market house Of J Ferry back of 45 north Wu er O.d Rotterdam, at 1 18 north Third Old Theatre, south west corner ot Cedar and Crab Old York road, from 121 Vine to the Geimamown road Olympic Theatre, north east corner Walnut and Niuih Orange street, from Seventh to Eighth between Locust and Spruce Orange street, (K ) from the end of Palmer to Frankford road O.A> urn'- court, runs west from Blackberry aiiey south of Wal ut Otter street, from frankford road north of Queen in a ser- pentine direct. on to Second Palmer street, from Queen to Frankford road between Han- nover and Cherry Paper aiiey, from Thirteenth to Broad, between Filbert and Mulberry Pa ham's alley, from 104 Swanson to 39.3 south Front Paschall's alley, from no- th Fourth to old York road be- en Green and •. oa-es's Passyunk road, the boundary between Southwark and Moy« amending, runs S W from 1 78 Cedar Pa t n's court, from 26 South Fourth Peach alley See Mechanic street Pea'.e's Museum, state house Chesnut street Pearson's court, runs east from St. James's church nor.h Seventh Pear street, from 62 D ck to 83- south Third Peddle's wharf, opens at 63 north Wa er Peg-g street, from 290 north Front to 299 Second Pemberton's alley. See Benner's. Pciiington's alley. See Crown street. Penn street, from 8 Pine to Argyle Penn st (K ) irom the Canai to beach along the Delaware Pennsylvania avenue, from Bryan's alley to 138 Vine Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, north side of Chesnut near £le ehih Pennsylvania Hospital. Pne between Eghth and Ninth Penns..vanui B.v.k, 80 south Second Petatsylvania Insurance Ojpce, north east corner Second and Dock APPENDIX. xv h of Argyle street public landing wharves, between Catharine and Queen Pe.ot's wharf, at 39 and 43 north Water Peters' alley, from Charlotte near Browne to north Fourth Petticoat alley, from 125 Coats's to Browne 1V\\ teipiaucv alley, from 14 north Front to 17 Second Pfei lifer's alley, from 22 New Market to 235 north Second Pfeiffer's court , ru\v> east fiom Second above (iermaniown road Philadelphia Bank. S. W coner Chesnut and Fourth Philadelphia Dispensary, 37 south Fifth Philadelphia Library, corner Library street and Fifth Philadelphia Insurance Ojjice. 94 south Second corner Walnut Philips's ship\ aid, first north of the navy yard Philosophical Hall Fifth below Chesnut, west side Phoenix Insurance OJJice. 96 s< uth Second Pine alley, from Ball alley to 235 soirh Fourth Pine street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between Union and Lombard Pitt street, from Cohocsink creek to Germantown road be- tween north Second and Third Pleasant avenue, runs from 2 35 Lombard to Little Pine Pleasant's street, from Charles to Wissahiccon road between James and Buttonwood Plumb street, from 230 south Second to Fifth Piumb alley, (M ) from Grisel's alley to south Sixth Poole's Ferry, at the north side of High street Landing Poplar alley, runs north from Plumb between Currant alley and Eleventh Poplar lane., from 440 north Front to Wissahiccon road Portland lane, from 152 south south Sixth to Seventh Port Wardens' Office, 18 Walnut Post Office, 27 south Third; Pottery alley, from 8 Small to Little Oak Powell street, from 100 south Fifth to 133 Sixth Poweli street (V.)from Francis to George Pratt and Kintzing's wharf, opens a' 93 north Water Presbyterian court, runs west rrom 170 south Fourth Prichett's wharf, first south of Chesnot Prime street, from the Delaware to Shippen's lane between Carpenter and Federal Prince street, runs north east from Shackamaxon between Bedford and Frankf rd road Probate <>f Wills, oiTice in the state house Prospect alley, runs east from o~ north Tenth Prospect court, runs east from Eleventh oetween Filbert and Mulberry Prosperous alley, runs south from Locust between Eleven: it and Twelfth Prothonotary of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, the state house xvi APPENDIX. Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas, office state hct^e Prune street, from 110 south Fourth to near 81 Sixth Pryor's alley, from near 152 south Ninth to Raspberry alley Pryor's wharf, opens next 385 north Front Pump alley, from SpaSbrd to Seventh between Shippen and Fitzwater Quarry street, from 36 Bread to 101 north Third Queen street, (S.) from the Delaware to Passyunk road be- tween Catharine and Christian Queen street (Point no Point road) runs north east from Frankford road near Otter to Gunner's run Quince alley, from Walnut to Lombard between Eleventh and Twelfth Race street. See Sasaafra*. Rachel street, rans north from Browne to Laurel between Budd and Second Randall's court, runs west fromBlackberry alley above Locust Randolph's court, runs west from 126 north Second Ranstead's court. See Patton's Rapin's court runs south from 102 High Raspberry alley, from Walnut to Spruce between Ninth and Tenth Raspberry lane, from 173 Cherry to 286 Sassafras Read's alley, from 190 Cedar to 5 Small Recorder oj Deeds ; office in the state house Red store wharf, opens at JS north Water Reed street from Front to Moyarliensmg road below Johnson^ lane Recce's C. Ferry, at the south side of High street landing Relief alley, from Carter's alley to Dock Relief street, from 218 south Front to 237 Second Remmington and Summons's wharf, opens at 223 N. Watct Richardson's court runs north from 149 Sasssafras Ridge road. See TVusahiccon Rihi's court, runs west from 526 north Third Rising Sun Inn, 133 Sassafras near Fourth Rittenh^use Place, north side Locust above Ninth Robbin's wharf, opens at 9 Little Water Rogers's court, runs north frpm Pegg street Rote street, runs north cast from Germantown road between Otter and Second Rose alley, (N. L.) from Tammany near Third to Browne Rose alley, runs north from Locust between Tenth arid Currant alley Ross's wharf, opens at 97 south Water Rowlinson's court, runs east from 169- north Second Rugan street, from 347 Callowhill to James Rush's court, runs west from 142 south Fourth Russell's wharf, first south of Pine street public tandins Saud deck, at the east end of Dock APPENDIX. xvii •.-, from ' ble b etwcen St John ard h Third Sansom's row, north Walnut between Swan v. ick street and Eighth Sansom's Union row ( 2 ^8 north Second .:,from south Seventh to Ninth between Cbesmtt I Walnut . > street, from Queen near Frank ford road to Bedford is alley, from - Biyan's al ..street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between :vy and Vine Saunders' court, runs ea=t frorh Pitt near Beaver irt, runs west from 5(5 urd s*reet, from Schnylkill Seven. "me . opens at 19 n ..airs alley, runs east frcrn v. -d betwe aid Beaver r's wharf, operls at 315 north Fr Schuylkill road, runs from Washington to Bridge str€ : of river SchuylfcUl, Scott's alley, from 379 High to 96 Filbert ad street, (north) from 67 High to Mud tone md street, (south) frci gh running Second street, from Schuylkill (north and south) runs from ro Cedar between Front and Third i's wharf and shipyard, opens at 371 north r. : court, runs south fs m 60 Sassafras W. corner of Fourth and Sassafras reet, (north) from 511 to Vine and continued north from Camac Seventh street, (south) from 228 High to Passyunk road Seventh street, from Schuytkill (north and south) from Vine to Cedar between S:\th an Eighth Shackamaxon street, from the Delaware to Frar.kford road, between Sarah and Crown Sheaif 's aiiey . from north Eleventh near Sassafras to T Sheperd's court See Say's court Sheriff's Office, in the state house Shield's ahey, from 140 south Ninth to Raspberry : Shippen's lane, from Cedar near Broad to Federal Shippen street, from 266 south Front t< Eighth Shoemaker's wharf, first south of Mulberry s,t. P. landing Shriver's court, runs east from 71 north Eighth Simmons's court, runs west from 216 north Front Sim's alley, from the Delaware to 15 south Water Sims's wharves, opens at 153 and 159 south Water and Pine street landing xviu APPENDIX. Sixth street, 'north) from 233 High to Gerraautcwn road north of Vine — it is the boundary line between the Northern Liberries and Penn township Sixth street, (south) from 162 High to Carpenter Sixth street, from Schuylkill (north and south) from Vine to Cedar between Fifth and Seventh Small street, from Passyunk road near Cedar to Bedford- Small alley, opens at 27 Barron Smith's aliey, from near 219 south Third to 32 Springet alley Smith's alley, (N. L ) from 119 Green to 128 Coats's Smith's court, runs south from High,near Schu)lkili Eighth Smith's court, runs west from 172 north Eighth Smith's J wharf, opens at 349 north Front Smith's W T. wharf, (Redstores) 111 and 75 north Water Smith's wharf opens at 67 north Water S >ber's alley, from 129 Walnut to Libtary South Mulberry Ward, between Mulberry and Sassafras, the Schulykill and Fourth S >uth street. Sec Cedar. S>ii:h street, from 10 north Fifth to 7 Sixth South Ward, between Chesnut and Walnut, Fourth and the Schuylkill Spaflbrd street, from 50'Sunall to Fitzwalter Spread Eagle Inn, 285 High Spring-garden Tavern & Wigwam, in N . 6th near Buttonwood Springe'u alley, from 233 south Second to 'i'hird Spruce street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between Locust and Pine St. Andrew's street, from Schuylkill, Second to Fourth be- tween Hiuue*V street and Francis lane St. John street, from Pegg's run or Willow street, to Cohoc- sink creek Si Joseph's avenue, runs from Schuylkill Fifth to Sixth be- tween High and Chesnut St Maty's street, from 220 south Sixth to Eighth Stable alley, runs from south Seventh to opposite 46 Eighth Stall's court, from 213 Sassafras to Bryan's alley Stamper's alley, from 208 south Second to 163 Third Stamper's wharf, opens at 127 south Water S^arr alley, from 163 Cherry to 189 Sassafras State home, on the south side of Chesnut between Fifth and Sixth Steinmetz's court, runs east from 93 north Fourth Steinmetz's court, (N. L.) runs N. from Buttonwood near 5th Sceinmetz's whaif, opens at 51 north Water Stephen's court, runs west from 404 north Front Sterling alley, from 15 Cherry to 118 Sassafras Stewart's alley, from Cherry to 394 Sassafras Stewart's court, runs west from Eleventh near Sassafras ,,StCFiWt'? &pd WUtbergvr's nbiui^pena at 175 north. Watej APPENDIX. *& Suite's wharf, first north of Coats's street Stillhouse wharf, first north of Christian Stillhouse alley, runs west from 330 north Front Stokes's court. See Atkinson £5* Stokes' * court. Story street, from 152 north Third to near 93 Fourtk Strawberry street, from 58 High to 55 Chesnut Sugar alley, from 32 north Sixth to 23 Seventh Sugar-house alley, from Vine to Wood, east of Third SumetTs wharf, opens at 75 north Water Summer's court, runs west from 414 south Second Swanson street, runs scurh from 10 Cedar Swan wick street, from Little George to 153 Walnut Swede's alley, the commencement of Church street, runs from 22 Christian Swift';, wharves, below the Swede's church Tammany street, from 318 north Second to Old York road Taper alley, runs north from 53 Green Taylor's alley, from 58 s uth Front to 73 Second Tenth street, (north) from 373 High to Wissahiccon road Tenth street, (south) from near 371 High to Cedar Thatcher's wharf, opens at 319 north Front Theatre {new) next north west corner Chesnut and Sixth Theatre (old) south west corner of Crab and Cedar Third street, (north) from 115 High to Germantown road Third street, (south) from 90 High running south Third street from Schuylkill (north and south) runs from Vine to Cedar between Second and Fourth Thirteenth street, (north) from High to Vine between Twelfth and Juniper Thirteenth street, (south) from High to Ceaar between Twelfth and juniper Thomas' court, runs east from old York road near Green Thomas's wharf, opens at 137 Swanson Thorn's court, runs west from 4th near George Thomson's court. See Browta Thompson's court, south from 34 Sassafras Tidmash street, from Passyunk road facing Carpenter street to Shippen's lane Timber lane, from Frankford road above Shackamaxon street to Turner's lane Torr's court, runs east from Ridge road above Wood Townsend's court, runs south from 86 Spruce Traquair's court, runs east from 11 north Tenth Trotter's alley, from 22 south Second to Strawberry Trusty's court, runs south from 6 Locust Tun alley, runs from 57 south Water to wharf Tunis's wharf, opens at 71 south Water Turner's alley. Set Carpenter street Turner's court, runs north from Catharine between Second ?nd Third xx APPENDIX. Twelfth st-.eet, (north) from High to and Thirteenth Twelfth street, (south) from High to Cedar bel venth and Thirteenth Union alley, from 180 S'.vanson to 463 south Fr Union Insurance Office, 45 Walnut n street, from 166 sou h Front to 79 Fourth n street, [K..] from Bedford to Prince between I bofocgh and Hanover United States {late) Bo rd opposite Dc . States .'. Unity c ine i . near High Upper Delaware V,' and the Schuylkill Upper ferrv road, i r per bvd^e Vandusen*S wharf ar.d shipyard, Vauxhaa, broad h- ilnut Vernon s^eet, from 44 Ce. Shippen V-.dei's court, runs d a st from Prince t< West between Cher Vine stree*, from -he Delaware io Schuylkill L frasandCa;: - -rn boundary c ren Anne and Gecrge 252 Sassafras Walker's orth Sec Wallace's crur Wall's wharf, opens at I Wain's K wharf, Wain's W wharf, ope wanson Walnut alley, from 1 and Sassafras Walnut street, fr Chesnrit and Spruce .1 Ward, :,nd Wa .ware and Fuu>ih Wafer' wharf, opens at 555 north Front Wuruens Office, 18 Walnut Warders w V uth cf Sassafras landing Warder's whait N L ) o; ens a' 371 north Front Ware's wharf, second below Christian Warren si. fr m Beach o Queen between Hanover & Bishop Warner's cs.urt, runs south from 223 Sitippen street Washington court, runs north fr< m 205 Lombard . i Hotel and Mall, Third near Spruce APPENDIX. xxi Washington street, a continuation of High from Permanent Bridge, running through Hamilton village Washington street, (P T.) runs north from Vine between William and Front Water st (north) from 16 High to Willow or Poole's bridge Water street, (south) from 12 High to Pine Watkin's alley, from 22 Bread to 85 north Third Watman's alley, from Branch to Story Watson's alley, from Locust to Shield's between 9th & lOtb Watson and Paul's wharf, first south of Chesnut landing Weaver's alley, from Twelfth to Thirteenth between Lya- dall's alley and Locust Webb's alley, from 221 Cherry to 334 Sassafras Webb's court, back of 90 north Front Well's alley, from Oak street, to 371 north Front West street, from Fran kford road to Wood above Duke West's court, runs east from 27 New Market street West's C. wharf, first north of Vine street landing West's W. wharf, opens at 1 55 north Water Western Hotel, 323 High above Eighth Wharf street, runs south from Cedar along the wharves Wharton's building, corner of 5th and Federal Wharton street, from the Delaware to Passyunk road be- tween Federal and Reed Wharton's wharf, opens at 67 Swanson Wharves (north) from High along the Delaware Wharves (south) from High along the Delaware White Hone Inn, 220 High near Seventh White's shipyard, at J Bower's wharf (K.) White horse alley, from Cherry to Walnut alley White Swan Inn, 106 Sassafras near Third Wiggin's court, runs south from 62 Cherry Wilcocks's wharf opens at 57 south Water Wiley's court, runs south from Elizabeth near Eleventh. William street, from Otter to Rose Willing's alley, from 98 south Third to 75 Fourth Willing and Francis's wharves, at 15 and 25 Penn Willow street, (Schuylkill) from Locust to Cedar betweeu the Schuylkill and Beach Willow street, (N. L ) from the Delaware along Pegg*s run Wilson's wharf, second south of Maiden landing Wissahiccon road, runs north west from the corner of Ninth and Vine Wittman's alley, from Kunckle near Callowhill to Fourth Wittman's court, rnus west from 400 north Second Woglom's court, runs east from 73 north Eighth Wood st. (N. L.)from 190 north Second to Wissahiccon road Wood st. (fcL) from Queen near Gunner's run to west st. Woodland street, (or Darby road) runs south west from the intersection of Lancaster turnpike and Washington XX11 APPENDIX. Wright's alley, from Miller's alley to Vine b Eighth and Broad Tori buildings, on the south side cf Walnut '. bia avenue and Eighth York court, runs east from 37 Budd York stteet, from 133 south Third to Laurel Zachar)'s court, runs north from 51 Walnut Zane street. See Elder. Streets laid out. ANN STREET, Sch. Bridge street, P T. Buddeir's alley, C. Burge st. N. L. Canal st. N L. Courtland st. C. Dickinson st. S. East alley, C- Elizabeth st. N. L. Fleet st. N L. Franklin st. S. George alley, C. Habacker st. C. Hamilton St. P. T. Harper st P. T. Hartsfeldt st N. L. Haydock st. N L. Hunter st. P. T. Jefferson avenue, C. John st. P. T. Lancaster st. C. Leib alley, C. Little Washington, S. Madison aver. Marble court, C. MKean st. S. Meadow st. S. Mifflin st. S. Morris st. P. T. Ogden's aliev, C . Pearl st. i . T, Peter st. C. Pink alley, C. Pollard's alley, N L. Reed st. S. Schuy lkill atley, C. Sewar alley, N. L. Tin alley, C. Vine alley, C. Washington st. S. Water st. Sch. C. &. 1 West alley, C. Wharf st. S. William st. P. T. Willow- st. N. L, INTERNAL DUTJES, PAYABLE BY LAW After December 31st, 1813. On Carriages. Upon every coach the yearly, sum of Upon every chariot and post-ch. 17 0 NUi\. xxiii haeton and even* coa< ing panned work hi the upper divison 10 00 Upon every other tour wheel carriage hanging on steel or iron springs 7 00 Upon eveay four wheel carriage hanging1 upon wooden springs, and every two wheel car- riage, hanging* on steel or iron springs 4 00 Upon every other tour or two wheel carriage 2 00 On licenses to distillers of spirituous liquors. For a still or stills employed in distilling spirits from domestic materials, for each gallon including the head thereof. (per gallon) 9 18 32 42 52 70 1 08 For stills employed in distilling from foreign materials. (per gallon} 25 60 1 05 1 35 On Sales by Auction. On goods, wares, and merchandize, for every dollars g 1 00 On slups or vessels, for every 100 dollars 25 On Refined Sugar On. every pound 4 On licenses to retailers of ii-ine, spirituous Uquort and foreign merchamUte. On retailers of merchandize, including wines and Spirits 25 00 On Wiiits alone 20 00 On Spirits alone 20 00 On Domestic Spirits alone 15 00 On Merchandize other than wines and spirits 15 00 Where the population is not more than 100 families to a square mile On retailers of Merchandize, including Wines and Spirits 15 On Wines and Spirits For 2 weeks For 1 month For 2 months For 3 months For 4 months For 6 months For 1 year For stills er For 1 month For 3 months For 6 months For 1 year xxiv APPENDIX. On Spirits alone 12 00 On Domestic Spirits 10 00 On Merchandise other than Wines and Spirits 10 00 On notes of ba?iks, bonk*, rs, notes, boyuls, &c. discounted by banks, &c. and on bills of exchange. On any promissory note or notes, payable either to bearer or order, issued by any of the banks or companies, who issue and discount notes, bonds or obligations, eitber in- corporated or not incorporated, which now are, or here- after may be established in the Uiuted State*, or by any banker or bankers, according to the following scale ; viz.' Dolls. Cts. If not exceeding 1 dollar 1 If above 1 and not exceeding o 2 2 - - . • 3 r» O 3 - - . . 5 5 5 . - - . 10 10 10 . '.' .. - - « ao 20 20 . . - - 50 50 50 . - - - 100 1 00 100 . - . . 500 5 00 500 . - - . 1000 10 00 1000 - - - - 50 00 On any bond, obligation, or promissory note or notes, not issued by any bank, companies, or bankers aforesaid, discounted by any such bank, companies or banker, and on any foreign or inland bill or bills of exchange above fifty dollars, and having one or more endorsers, accord- ing to the following scale : viz. Dolls. CU- If not exceeding 100 dollars 5 If abqve 100 and not exceeding 200 10 200 500 25 500 - 1000 50 1000 • 1500 75 1500 - 2000 1 00 2000 .... 3000 1 50 3000 ... - 4000 2 00 4000 .... 5000 3 50 5000 .... 7000 3 50 7000 .... 8000 4 00 8000 .... 5 00 The secretary of the treasury may agree to an annual composition with any bank, in lieu of stamp duty, of one and a half per centum, on the amount of the annunl dividend made by such bank. GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT. James Madison, President of the United States, Salary, £25,000 Elbridge Gerry, Vice President, 5000 MEMBERS OF THE THIRTEENTH CONGRESS. Note. Each senator and member of the house of repre- sentatives, receives a compensation of six dollars per day, while attending in session, and one day's pay for every twenty miles travelling" to and from the seat of government. SENATE. New Hampshire. Jeremiah Mason, Nicholas Gilman. Massachusetts. Joseph B. Varnum, Christopher Gore, Rhode -Is land. Jeremiah B. Howell, David Daggett, Dudly Chase, Obadiah German, John Condit, Abner Laycock, Outerbridge Horsey, Samuel Smith, William B. Giles, David Stone, John Gaillard, Charles Taifc George M. Bibb, William Hunter, Connecticut- Samuel W. Dana. Vermont. Jonathan Robinson. New -Tor I: Rufus King. New-Jersey. John Lambert. Pennsylvania* Michael Leib. Delaw are* William H. Wells. Maryland. R. H. GoldsborougTfj Virginia. Richard Brent. North-Carolina. James Turner South-Carolina. John Taylor. Georgia. William B. Bullock* Kentucky. Jesse Bledsoe- C XXVI APPENDIX. Joseph Anderson, Jeremiah Morrow, Eligius Fromentin, Tennessee. G. Washington Campbell Ohio. Thomas Worthington. Louisiana. James Brown. Samuel A. Otis, Secretary. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. New -Hampshire. Roger Vose, Daniel Webster, Jeduthum Wilcox. Massachusetts. John Reed, William Reed, William M. Richardson, Nathaniel Ruggles, Samuel Taggart, Artemas Ward, Laban Wheaton, John Wilson, Abiel Wood, James Parker. Bradbury Cilly, William Hale, Samuel Smith, William Baylies, Abijah Bigelow, George Bradbury, Elijah Brigham, Samuel Davis, Daniel Dewey, William Ely, Levi Hubbard, Cvrus King, Timothy Pickering, Connecticut. Epaphroditus Champion, Timothy Pitkin, John Davenport, jun. Lewis B. Sturges, Lyman Law, Benjamin Tallmadge. Jonathan O. Mosely, Rhode- Island. Richard Jackson, jun. William C Bradley, Ezra Butler, James Fisk, Daniel Avery, Egbert Benson, Alexander Boyd, Oliver C Clomstock, Peter Denoyelles, Jonathan Fisk, James Geddes; Thomas P. Grosvenor, Abraham Hasbrouck, Samuel M. Hopkins, Samuel Sherwood, Elisha R. Porter. Vermont. Richard Skinner, William Strong, Charles Rich. Nev-York. Nathaniel W. Howell, M. Kent, John Lefl'erts, John Lovett, Jacob Murkell, Morris S. Miller, Hosea Moffitt, Thomas I. Oakley, Jotham Post, jun. Ebenezer Sage, Joel Thompson, APPENDIX, xxn r Zebulon R. Shipherd, William S. Smith, John W. Taylor, Lewis Condit, William Cox, Jacob Hufty, William Anderson, David Bard, Robert Brown, John ConarG, William Crawford, Roger Davis, William Findley, Hugh Glasgow, Isaac Griffin, John M. Hyneman, Charles Jared Ingersoll, Samuel D. Ingham, Elisha I. Winter. (One vacant) Nrw-Jersey. James Schureman, Richard Stockton, Thomas Ward. Pennsylvania- Jared Irwin, Aaron Lyle, William Piper, John Rea, Jonathan Roberts, Adam Seybert, Isaac Smith, Adamson TannehilTj James Whitehill, Thomas Wilson. (One vacant) Thomas Cooper, Stephenson Archer, Charles Goldsborough, Alexander C. Hanson, Joseph Kent, Alexander M'Kim, Thomas M.- Bayly, James Breckenridge, John Clopton, John Dawson, John W. Eppes, Thomas Gholson, Peterson Goodwyn, Aylett Hawes, , ohn P. Hungerford, John G. Jackson, Tames Johnson, John Kerr, Delaware. Henry M. Ridgely. Maryland. Nicholas R. Moore, Samuel Ringold, Philip Stuart, Robert Wright. Virginia. William A. Burwell, Hugh Caperton, Joseph Lewis, jun. William M'Coy, Hugh Nelson, Thomas Newton, James Pleasants, jun. John Roane, Daniel Sheffey, John Smith, Francis Wbhe. Willis Alston, John Culpeper, Peter Forney, Meshack Franklin, William Gaston, William Kennedy, William R. King, North- Carolina. Nathaniel Macon, William H. Murfree, Joseph Pearson, Israel Pickens, Richard Stanford, Bartlett Yancey. x*vin APPENDIX South-Carolina* John C. Calhoun, Samuel Farrow, John J. Chapell, Theodore GouPdin, Langdon Cheves, John Kershaw, Fiias Earle, William Lownd<«. David R. Evans, Georgia William Barnett, Boiling. Hall, William W. Bibb, Thomas Telfair* John Forsythe, George M. Troup. Kentucky. James Clarke, Richard M. Johnton, Henry Clay, Speaker Samuel M'Kee, Joseph Desha, Thomas Montgomery, William P. Duvall, Stephen Ormsby, Samuel Hopkins, Solomon P. Sharp. Tennessee. John H. Bowen, Perry W. Humphreys, Felix Grundy, John Rhea, Thomas K, Harris, John Sevier. Ohio. John Alexander, James Kilbourn, James Caldwell, John M' Clean. William Creighton, jun. (One vacant) Louisiana State- — Thomas B. Robertson. Missouri Territory. — Edward Hempsteadi Indiana Territory. — Jonathan Jennings. Illinois Territory. — Shadrach Bond. Mississippi Territory Lattimore. Patrick Magruder, Clerk. JUDICIARY. John Marshall, chief justice of the United States, Salary, §4003 Associate judges, Salary, §3500 each. Bushrod Washington, Thomas Todd, William Johnson, jun. Joseph Story, Brockholdst Livingston, Gabriel Duvall. Attorney General to the United States, William Pinckney, (of Maryland) Salary, §3000 DISTRICT JUDGES. District of Maine, David Sewall, §1000 New Hampshire, John S Sherburne, 1000 Massachusetts, John Davis, 1200 Rhode Island, David Howell, 800 .Vermont, Elijah Paine, 800 Connecticut, Pierpont Edwards, 1000 New York, chief judge, M. B. Tallmadge, 1500 Additional judge,' Wm. P. Van Ness. APPENDIX. XXIX New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Columbia, chief judge, Assistant judges, Robert Morris, §1000 Richard Peters, 1600 John Fisher, 1200 James Houston, St. George Tucker, 1800 Henry Potter, 1500 John Dravton, 1S0O William Stevens, 1500 Harry Innes, 1500 John M Nairy, 5&0 Charles W. Bird, 1500 William Cranch, 2000 CNiC. Fitzhugh, 1600 JBuckner Thruston, 1600 CLERKS TO THE SUPREME, CIRCUIT, AND DIS- TRICT COURTS. Supreme Court, Dist. New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Columbia, Ditto, Elias B. Caldwell, Jonathan Steel, Henry Sewall, Nathan Goodale, Edmund T. Ellery, Cephas Smith, Simeon Baldwin, Edward Dunscomb, Robert Boggs, David Cald.ell, Thomas Witherspoon, Philip Moore, William Marshall, William Blackledge, Thomas Hall, Richard M. Stites, Thomas Tunstall, Robert M. Gavock, William Brent, George Deneale. DISTRICT ATTORNIES. New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, c 2 Daniel Humphries, Silas Lee, George Blake, Asher Robbins, Hezekiah Huntingdon, Titus Hutchinson, Nathan Sandford, Joseph MTivaine, Alexander J. Dallas. George Reed, jur* ssx APPENDIX. Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, East Tennessee* West Tennessee, Ohio, Columbia, New Orleans, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina* South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Columbia, East Tennessee. West Tennessee, Ohio, Orleans, Elias Glenn, . George Hay, Robert Wickliffe, Robert H. Jones, Thomas Parker, Charles Harris, John M'Campbell, JohnE. Beck, Samuel Herrick, Walter Jones, jun. John R. Grymes. MARSHALS. Michael M'Clary, Thomas G. Thornton, James Prince, Ebenezer K. Dextei\, Robert Fairchild, David Robinson, John Smith, Oliver Wayne Ogden. John Smith, James Brobson, Thomas Rutter, Andrew Moore, Beverly Daniel, Morton A. Warin'g, John Eppinger, Robert Crockett, Washington Boyd, Charles I. Porter, John Childress, jun. Lewis Cass, Peter L- B. DuplessL- COMMISSIONERS New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, -ryland, Virginia, North Carolina^ South Carolina, '^ia, OF LOANS. William Garduer, Benjamin Austin, jun. Christopher Elk Jonathan Bull, Uiam Few, William Ewing, William White. John Stockton, Edward Hall, Thomas Nelson, erwood Hay v. Thomas Lehri, Hnbershi APPENDIX. xxxr DEPARTMENTS OF. THE FEDERAL (J OVERRENT. DEPARTMEMT OF STATE. JAMES MUNROE, Secretary, Salary, §5000 Chief clerk, John Graham, and six clerks. TREASURY DEPARTMENT- ALBERT GALLATIN, Secretary, Salary, §5000 Edward Jones, chief clerk. Richard Rush, comptroller, Salary, §3500 Nathan Luffborougb, chief clerk. Richard Harrison, auditor, Salary, §3000 Patrick Farrell, chief clerk. Thomas Tudor Tucker, treasurer, Salary, §3000 Samuel Brook, chief clerk. Joseph Nourse, register. Sale WAR DEPARTMENT. JOHN ARMSTRONG, Secretary, Salary, £4500 Daniel Parker, chief clerk. "William Simmons, accountant, Salary, §2000 Peter Hagner, chief clerk. NAVY DEPARTMENT. "WILLIAM JONES, Secretary, Salary, §4500 Benjamin Homans, chief clerk. Thomas Turner, accountant, Salary, §2000 Thomas H. Gilliss, chief clerk. POST OFriCE. GIDEON GRANGER, Postmaster-general, §3000 itant, Abraham Bradley, jun. 1700 Do. Seth Pease, 1600 Robert F. How, chief clerk. MINT, R OBERT P A T TER S O N, director, §2000 James Rush, treasurer, 1200 Henry Voight, coiner, Joseph Richardson, assayer, 1500 Joseph Cloud, refiner, 1500 Robert Scott, engra> 1200 Adam Eckfeldt, assist, coiner and die forger 800 e clerk, at §700 Two clerks, each at 500 xxxii APPENDIX. TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. INDIAN DEPARTMENT. The governors of Territories have a general superinten- dency of the Indian aft'airs, kx officio, within the limits of their respective territorial jurisdictions. INDIANA TERRITORY. THOMAS POSEY, Governor, £2000 John Gibson, secretary, 1000 C Benjamin Parke, } Judges, < James Scott, C £1200 each. (. Waller Taylor. 3 Elijah Sparks, attorney. John Vawter, marshal. MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY. DAVID HOLMES, Governor, §2000 Henry Dangerfield, secretary, 1000 C George Poindexter,} Judges, < Josiah Simpson, £ gl200 each. (_ Walter Leake. J Additional judges, H. Toulmin and Obadiah Jones. Thomas D. Anderson, attorney. John Hanes, Marshal TERRITORY OF LOUISIANA. WILLIAM CLARK, Governor, £2000 Frederick Bates, secretary, . 1000 r Silas Bent, ~) Judges, < John B. C. Lucas, i §1200 each. £Otho Shrader, j ILLINOIS TERRITORY. NINIAN EDWARDS, Governor, S2000 Nathaniel Pope, secretary, ■ 1000 C Jesse B. Thomas, "^ Judges, < Stanley Griswold, C gl200 each. (_ William Sprigg. j William Mears, attorney. Philip Fouche, marshal- MICHIGAN TERRITORY. LAND OFFICES. EDWARD TIFFIN, general commissioner. , Josiah Meigs, surveyor general, S2GC'. Office at Cincinnati. Ohio. APPENDIX. xxxni Thomas Freeman, survc vor, south of Tennessee, §2009 Office at Washing ton, M. T. •iteubenville. Receiver, Peter W son, Register, David Hoge. it Marietta, Receiver, Levi Barber. Register, Joseph Wood- it Chilicothe. Receiver, Samuel Tindlay. Register, Jesse Spen.- At Vincennes. Receiver, Nat. Ewirig. Register, John Badolet. At Detroit. Receiver, Jas. Abbott. Register, Peter Audrian. At Zanesville. Receiver, I. Vanhorne. Register, W. SiHem.it: '. In Missouri Territory. Frederick Bates, recorder of Land Titles. Louisiana State. Register for the Western Part, Levin Wailes. Receiver for do William Girard. James O. Cosby, land commis. for West District- Register for the Eastern Part, Columbus Lawson. Receiver for do Lloyd Posey. William Crawford, Land Commis. for East District. At Kaskaskias. Thomas Sloo, Land Commissioner. Receiver, J. Caldwell. Register, Michael Jones. East of fear I River. Receiver, Samuel Smith. Register, Lewis SewalK West of Pearl River Receiver, Farke Walton. Register, Neh. Tilton. Cincinnati, Receiver, James Fir.aley. Register, Daniel Sym . jfejferscnviile. Receiver, E. H. Taylor. Reg;ster, S. Gwathney. Canton in ^h^o. Receiver, John Sloan. Register, Thomas G. Gibson. H mtervile M. T. Receiver, John Braham. Register, John Ueid. PATENTS. Patents are obtained by application to the Secretary of State, for any new invention, discovery or improvement. The applicant is the only judge by law, of the propriety oi Etxiv- APPENDIX. the application, and a Patent is not to be considered as* any evidence of the efficacy or goodness of the invention, discovery or improvement, nor any exclusion of the rights of others. It only secures rights from infringe- ment.— A patent can only be granted for one invention, discovery or improvement. It is granted for fourteen years. The applicant, if a citizen, takes legally, an oath or affirmation, ' that he does verily believe that he is the true inventor or discoverer of the said improvement / if not a citizen, but having resided two years in the country, he adds, c and that to the best of his knowledge, the same hath not been used or known in this or any foreign coun- try.'— He transmits a certificate signed by any respect- able individual, of his citizenship, or residence for two years. He gives in writing a specification of the disco- very, invention or improvement, as short but explicit as he can ; explaining by words, not only the invention or improvement, butits use and advantage, without any re- ference to a drawing or model, for the specification en- ters into and makes part of the letters patent. — This must be signed before two witnesses. A drawing must also be sent if the subject admit of one, with explanatory references : and if the complexity of the invention or im- provement should render the drawing and explanation, insufficient for the full comprehension of the subject, a model will also be required. It is material that these be executed in a manner not unworthy public inspection ; for at the expiration of the patent, they may, if thought wor- thy, be made public. If two persons apply at the same time for patents, and the Secretary of State thinks their discoveries, inventions or improvements interfere, an ar- bitrator may be chosen by each of the applicants, and if they cannot agree, an umpire may be chosen by the Sec'y of State, to determine who is the first inventor. INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS. DIPLOMATIC DEPARTMENT. MIXISTERS PLENIPOTENTIARY. WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD, to France, §9000 John Quincy Adams, to St. Petersburg, Thomas Sumpter, to Rio Janeiro in Brazils, 9000 James A. Bayard, Cto treat with EngO CQ(Wv , Henry Clay, £ land at Gottenburg. 5 b*UW Jonathan Russel, to Sweden. §9000 SECRETARIES OF LEGATION. Henry Jackson, to France, §1350 APPENDIX. CONSULS AND COMMEKCIA David B. Warden, com at "William Lee, do Thomas Aborn, vie c ag Peter Walsh, com aa: do5 Ethienne Cathalan, John Appleton, do Thomas Lovell, do Francis CoflTyn, do Henry Wilson, do Joseph Yznardi, do Robert Montgomery, do William Kirkpatrick, do Lewis O'Brien, do John M. Baker, do John J. Armstrong-, do Richard S. Hackley, do John B. Dabney, do Henry Hill, do George Joy, do J. L. Cathcart, consul Sylvanus Bourne, con gen Hans Ran. Saybaye, do James M'Gregor, do Thomas Gamble, consul Fred. W. Lutze, do William Clark, do John M. Forbes, do F. J. Wrckelhau9en, do Philip Marck, do Philip Depeyster, do Edward Carrington. vice con William Riggin, consul Tames Anderson, do i'homas Appleton, do Alexander Hammet, do Thomas H Storm, do John Broadbent, do Abraham Gibbs, do Levitt Harris, do William Stewart, do William B. Jones, do James Simpson, do J.Roberts Poinsett, con gen Thomas I. Halsey, consul Samuel Hazard, do William G. Millc: do XXXV T. ACEVTS. i'a'-is, liv :rdeaux, Cayenne, Cette, Marseilles, Calais, La Rochelle, Dunkirk, Ostend, Cadiz, Alicante, Malaga, St. Andero, Isles Majorca Min- orca, and Yvica, Island of Teneriffe, St. Lucar, Fayal & the Azores St Salvador, Brazil, Rotterdam, Madeira, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, St. Thomas, Santa Cruz, Stetin^ Embden, Hamburg, Bremen, Franconia, Curacoa, Canton, Trieste, Gottenbufg-, Leghorn, Naples, Genoa, Messina, Palermo, St. Petersburg, Smyrna, Tripoli, Tangier, Buenos Ayres Chi- li and Peru, Buenos Ayres, Archangel, Monte Video mxvi APPENDIX. AGEVTS TOR SEAMEN AND COMMERCE. Henry Rose, agent at Antigua, Maurice Lisle, do at Tortola, Lewis Forman, do at Guadaloupe, Archibald M. Cocke, do at Martinique, Maurice Rogers, do at St. Jago de Cuba, William H. Savage, do at Island Jamaica, J. B. Clement, do at Porto Rico, Richard W. Meade, do at Cadiz. Note. All those appointed to France and its dependen- cies, and those onlv, are styled Commercial Agents. The fees and emoluments of consulsj as established by law, (excepting those. in the Barbary States,) and which of course extends to commercial agents, are as follows, viz. For authenticating under the consular seal, every pro- test, declaration, deposition or other act, which any trap- tain, master, mariner or other citizen of the United States may respectively choose to make, the sum of two dollars. For the taking into possession, inventorying, selling and finally settling and paving, or transmitting the ballance due on personal estate, left by any citizen of the United States, who shall die within the limits of his consulate, five per cent, on the gros9 amount of such estate. For taking into possession, and otherwise proceeding on anv such estate which shall be delivered over to the legal representative, before a final settlement of the same, two and a half per cent, on such part delivered •ver as shall not be in money, and five per cent, on the gross amount of the residue. For administering oaths or affirmations to the principat officers of a vessel confirming the landing of merchan- dise where he shall reside, twenty -five cents for each; and for certifying the delivery of such merchandise, fro in every such vessel, one dollar. MINISTERS, CONSULS, AND COMMISSARIES OF FORLIGN POWERS. RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES. FROM FRANCE. M. SERRURIER, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. Louis Arcambal, com. gen. of commer. relations. Citizen Oster, vice commissary of commercial ids lions for Norfolk. Honore Felix de Douzy, vice con. Philadelphia.*- APPENDIX. sktvu Louis Francis* Leloup, provincial commissary of com- mercial relations for Maryland, Baltimore. Marc Antoine Alexis Girault, commissary of commer- cial relations for Boston M. Le Marvis, vice com- for Georgia at Savanna. Honore Felix de Douzy, provisional' sub commissary for Rhode Island. M. Fourcroy, commis. of commercial relations, an. New York and Connecticut. D Miviit APPEND}, John Borritz, do. North Carolina. Peter Collin, do. Maryland. George Miles, do. Rhode Island and Connecticut John Myers, do. Norfolk, and other ports in Virg except on the Potomac. S. Blagge,do. Massachusetts and New Hampshire. John Hidreck, do. Wilmington, Delaware. Bernard Dahlgren, consul, Philadelphia. FROM PRUSSIA. JOHANNA EARNST, CHRISTIAN SHULTZ, l», Baltimore. Jacob Eberheard, Augustus Steinmetz, do. Charles- ton, S. C. PROM DENMARK. P. PEDFRSEN, charge des affairs, and consul gene- ral, Philadelphia. George Hammeken, consal, New York. Charles W. Greene, vice consul, Boston. Frederic William Brune, do. Baltimore. Moses Myers, do. Norfolk. Jonathan Swift, do. Alexandria. Joseph Winthrop, do. Charleston, S- C William Scarbrough, do. Savannah. Richard Relf, do. New Orleans. FROM RUSSIA. ANDREW DE DASCHKOFF, Envoy Extraordi- nary* and Minister Plenipotentiary. Nicholas Kozloff, consul general of Russia. Alexy Eustafiew, consul* Boston. GOVERNMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA. Simon Skydeh, Governor, Salary, g5333 S3 N. B. Boileau, secretary of the com. 2000 James Trimble, deputy secretary. 1200 SENATE. Speaker, P. C. Lane. 1 District, Charles Biddle, John Barclay, Joseph Wor- rel, Jacob Shearer. 2 district, John Gemmil, John New- bold, 3 district, William Erwin, 4 district, Nathaniel Watson, William Hamilton, 5 district, Peter Fra-ley, Charles Shoemaker, jun. 6 district, Melchior Rham, 7 district, Samuel Gross, 8 district, James Ralston, Hen- ry Jarrett, 9 district, James Laird, William Ross, 10 dis- trict, Thomas Burnside, 11 district, John Stroman, Jas. M'Sherrv, 12 district, William B^ale, 13 district, Isaiah APPENDIX. Sxxix Graham, 14 district, John Tod. 15 district, James Poe, 16 district, James Brady, 17 district, Presley C. Lane. 18 district, Isaac Weaver, Abel M'Farland, 19 district, Thomas Baird, Walter Lowry, 20 district, Joseph Shan- non. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Speaker, Robert Smith. City of Philadelphia, William J. Duane, Thomas Ser- jeant, John Connelly, Jacob Mitchell, Joseph MfCo County of Philadelphia, John Holmes, Joseph Starne, Charles Souder, John Carter, Joel B Sutherland, Isaac Heston. Adams, James Kobinette, William Miller. Alle- ghany and Butler, Wm. Marks, jun. Samuel Scott, Wil- liam Courtney, John Potts. Armstrong, Indiana and Jef- ferson, James M'Comb. Beaver, John Lawrence, Bed- ford, Joseph S. Morrison, Jacob Hart. Berks and Schuyl- kill, Jacob Krebs, Conrad Fegar, George Marx, Joim Adams, Jonathan Hudson. Bucks, Joseph Clunn, Sam- uel Smith, William If. Rolahd, Michael FackenthaU. Centre, Clearfield and M'Kean, Michael Bollinger. Che*, ter, John Harris, Jtthn Bead, James Brook, .lames Hi; man, Edward Darlington. Cumberland, John M'C'av, George Metzker, Moses Watson. Dauphin arid Lebanon, Amos Ell maker, David Ferguson, Peter Shindlc. Dela- te, John Thompson, William Cheyney. Erie, Craw ford and Watren, James Weston, Jsmes Birchfield. Fay- 'ette, Heftry Heaton, John Shreve, jfchn St. Clair. Frank- lin, Robert Smith, David Maclay, Jacob Dechart. Greene, William T. Hays. Huntingdon , James Law, John Crum. Lancaster, Joel Lightner, Jacob* Grosh, Robert Maxwell, Emanuel Reigart, John Grati', Henry Hambright. Lu- zerne, Bradford and Susquehanna, Jabez Hyde, jun. Jos. Bruner; Lycoming, Tioga and Potter, John Forster, Hen- ry Wells. Montgomery, Jesse Bean, Benjamin Beiff, Philip Reed, William Powell. Mercer and Venango, Sam- uel Hays, Jacob Herrington. Mifflin, James Milliken, Jonathan Rothrock. Northampton, Lehigh and Wayne, Daniel W. Dingman, Henry Winters, James Havs, Philip Sellers, Abraham Ri'nker. Northumberland. Union and Columbia, Samuel Bond, Leonard Rupert, George Kre- mer, Thomas Murray, jun. Somerset and Cambria, James Mitchell, Daniel Stoy. Washington, Joshua Dickerson, Thomas M'Call, James Kerr, James Stevenson. West- moreland. George Plummet-, Henry Alshouse, Peter Wal- lace. Tork, James S. Mitchell, Archibald S. Jordan, Ja- cob Heckert, George Frysinger. %*> APPENDI2 Treasury Department. Auditor General, George Bryan, Sabry, #1333 33 Treasurer, William Finlay. ditto Land Office. Surveyor General, g>1333 33 Secretary, John Cochran. ditto PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. Custom House, Carpenters* Hall, in Carpenters* coutjt, opemrg at 116 Chesnut street. Join Steel, collector; Thomas Wilson, deputy collect- or; Benjamin Jordan, weighmaster; William Henderson; deputy weigher; Samuel Clarke, naval officer; Robert Heysham, deputy naval officer ; Isaac Milnor, guager y William Baehe, surveyor; J.. S. Huber, deputy surveyor. Inspectors, Andrew Geyer, jun.j J. P. Schott, Peter Ozeas, Andrew Jackson, James Smith, Isaac Roach (cap- tain revenue barge), Robert Hopkins, Frederick Shuit (at Marcus Hook), Thomas Cash, Benjamin Asbmead, B mjamin Thomas, Robert Jackson, John Musser, Tho- mas Watesman, Jam^s Stewart, Charles Anderson, Ar- chibald Steele, Henry Huber, James F.ngle, Clement Humphreys, and David Rose (near the Lazaretto). John Henderson, measurer. Hours of transacting business, from 9 A. M. to 2 P. M Surveyors of Damaged Ships and their Cargoes. Jdhn Mease, William Hawks, Arthur Stotesbury.-- WARDENS OF THE PORT. OFFICE 18 WALNUT. John Ashmead, master warden ; Paul Cox, Stephen Girard, William Bethel, William New bold, William West, and James Josiuh ; Thomas Jackson, clerk ; Wil- liam Hawks, harbour master. Attendance given from 9 A.M. to 3 P M. On 7th day, (Saturday) from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. and from 2 U> sun-set. Mates of Pilotage for the Port of Philadelphia* Inwards — Up to 12 feet, at 20 shillings per foot. Above 12 feet, at 25 shillings per foot. Outwards — Up to 12 feet, at 15 shillings per foot Above 12 feet, at 20 shillings per foot. And ten dollars extra, from the 20th of November un- til the 10th of March, inclusive, is paid by all vessels of 75 tons burthen and upwards. APPENDIX. Foreign bottoms pay 2 dollars 67 cents in addition to the above. AUTHORISED INSPECTORS OF LUMBER, FLOUR; &C. Of Lumber, C. Bartling, (head inspector) ; Jacob Zig- ler, Laven Sneed, Abel Evans, Jacob Wayne, John C. Kelsey, John Douglass, Joseph Maxfield- Of Staves. Abraham Mitchell. Of Salt Provisions. Benjamin Reynolds ; John Ashton, deputy inspector. Of Butter and Lard. William F. Stokes. Of Bark. Frederick Piper. Of Flour. Peter Christian, head inspector ; Christian Strack, George Danenhower, deputy inspectors Regulator of Weights and Measures. John Meer. Regulator of Dry Measures. Simeon Geyer. Measurers of Corn, Salt, and Coal Daniel Trump, head Measurer; William Chapman, Ezekiel StaTrat, John Scott, Samuel Smith, Charles Qakibrd, Gt Burk, James Areher, William Clossin, Charles Calia- ghan, William Oakford, Garret Lynch, Daniel Newmaji, Charles Fleming and William NeUon. Superintendant of the Powder Magazine. Johfi Keehmle. Inspector of Powder. Andrew Nelson. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. Robert Wain, president; Thomas W. Francis, Robert Ralston, vice presidents ; Robert Smith, treasurer; John Vaughan secretary. A committee of five members is appointed every month, to whom all differences, of which the chamber is re- quired to take cognizance, are referred for adjustment. Applications to the committee to be made through the secretary. POST OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA. ESTABLISHMENT OF THE MAILS FOR 1814. EASTERN MAIL. —New York, Connecticut, Massa- chusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire states, arrive daily, at 6 A. M. and close half past 12 P. M. Rhode Island state, arrive Tuesday, Thursday and Sa- turday, at 6 a m. and close Monday, Wednesday and Fri- day, half past 12 v. m. D 2 0 siji APPENDIX. Mendham, Boonetown, Hackett'stown, Rockaway, Bas- kinridge, FlenriJkgton, New Hampton, Middletown," Point, Allentown, Freehold,, Shrewsbury, Cranbury and West- fiela (N J.) arrive Tuesday, at 6 a- m. and close Mon- day, half past 12 p. m Morristown, Sparta and Newtown (N. J.) arrive Tues- day, Thursday and Saturday, at 6 a. m. and close Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday, half past 12 p m. Newtown, Attleborough and Hulmesville (Pa.) arrive Wednesday, at 6 a. m. and close Monday, half past 12 p. M. SOUTHERN MAIL.— Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina states, arrive daily at 1 p. m. and close half past 6 a. m. Georgia state, arrive Sunday, Tuesday and Friday, at 1 p. m. and close Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, half past <5 a. m. New Orleans, Mississippi Territory and Tennessee state, arrive Wednesday, at 1 p. m. and close Thursday and Saturday, half past 6 a. m. New Orleans only, vta Fort Stoddart, arrives Friday, at 1 p. m. and closes Thursday, half past 6 a. m. ^ Mails for part of Ohio, South and West of Chilicothe, via Washington City and Marietta, arrive Monday, at 1 p. m. and close Wednesday, half past 6 a m. London Grove, Chatham, New Garden, Cochransville and Strasburgh, (Lan. Cy. Pa.) arrive Wednesday, at 6 A. m. and close Saturday, half past 6 a. m. LANCASTER and Harrisburg (Pa) mails, and inter- mediate offices, arrive daily at 4 p. m. and close daily 6 A. M. Great Western Mail, via Pittsburg, for Ohio and Ken- tucky states, Indiana Territory-, and Upper Louisiana, from 1 5th April to 1st December, arrives Tuesday, Thurs- day and Saturday, at 4 p.**. and closes Monday, Wednes- day and Friday, 6 a. it. Ditto from 1st December to 15th April, arrive Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday, at 4 p. m. and close Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, 6 a. m. Mails via Columbia, (Pa.) for York and Adams coun- ties, arrive Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 4 p. m", and close Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, sun-set. Mails via Dowingstown, (Pa.) for West Chester, Ken- netts Square, New London Cross Roads, Oxford C. cy. and \V hite Horse, L. Cy (Pa) arrive Wednesday, at 4 ij. m. and close Tuesday, 6 a. m. READING (Pa.) Mail, and intermediate offices, ar- rive Tuesday and Friday, at 7 a. m. and close Tuesday and Friday, 2 p. m. APPENDIX. xni: Mails via Reading (Pa.) for Northumberland, Lycom- ing and Centre counties (Pa) arrive Tuesday, at 7 a. >: and close Tuesdav, 2 p- m Mails via Reading, (Pa.) for Berks and Dauphin coun- ties, (Pa) arrive Friday, at 7 am and close Friday. 2 p.m. Mai s via Lancaster (Pa.) for Mifflin and Huntlf^ion counties. (Pa.) arrive Thursday, at 4 p, x. and closWBa- turdav. 6 a. m. EASTON (Pa.) Mail, and intermediate offices, arrive* Tuesday and Friday, at 7 a. m. and close Tuesday and Friday, 3 p. u. Mails via Easton (Pa) for Northampton, Luzerne and Wayne counties (Pa) Sussex county (N. J.) and Gen- nessee (N. Y) arrive Tuesday, at 7 a m. and close Tues- dav, 3 p m. BETHLEHEM (.Fa.) Mail, Montgomery Square, Ai- lentovvn, Nazareth and Lausanne (Pa.) arrive Tuesday and Fridav, at 7 a. m. and close Tues. and Fridav, 2 p- m& BRIDGETOWN (West N. J.) and intermediate of- fices, arrive Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 3 r- H- and close Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 3 p- m- Mails via Bridgetown (West N- J) for Cumherland and Cane May counties (N. J.) arrive Friday, at 3 p. >r. and close Wednesday, 3 pm. SALEM (N. J.) Mail, via Woodbury, Swedtsborough and Woodstown (N J.) arrive Monday, Wednesday and Friday^ at 3 p m and close Monday, Wednesda) and Fri- day, 3 p M- ATSION, Tuckerton, May's Landing, Somer's Point and Absecom (N- J.) arrive Wednesday, at 11 a m and close Wednesdav, 3 p m. HADDONFIELD, Mount Holly, New Mills and Bor- dentown (N. J ) arrive Wednesday, at 4 pm and close Thursdav, at 3 p m. SWIFT SURE Mail, via Jenkintown, (Pa) Somerset C. H and Springfield, (N. J.) arrive Monday. Thursday and Saturday, at 3 a m and close Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, half past 7 a m. GEIiMANTOWN (Pa.) Mail arrive daily, at 8 a m and close daily, 4 p m. Letters must be left at the post office within the time specified, to insure their going in the Mail of the day, and newspapers half an hour before that time, except newspapers for the western mail, which must be left on the preceding evening by sun-set. As there are several places of the same name in the United States, it is neces- sary that the directions should be particular; the states - i be distinguished, and where it mi^ht otherwise be doubtful, the counties. When letters are not for a pjjst town, the nearest post town ought to be mentioned. xliv APPENDIX. CORPORATION OF THE CITY. Mayor, John Geyer ?■ Recorder, Joseph Reed ; Solicitor, Randal! Hutchinson ; Treasurer, George A- Baker; Clerk of Mayor's Court, Josiah Randall. AlAermen, John Baker, Matthew Lawler, Samuel Cars- ve^is Abraham Shoemaker, John Inskeep, John Darker, Andrew Pettit, John Doug-lass, Robert Wharton, George W. Bartram, Jacob Baker, Timothy Matlack. Select Council, Liberty Brown, pres dent ; Thomas Bradford, jun. Clerk. Andrew Bayard, John Read, jun. John Hart, William Rush, James Vanuxem, Joseph Mor- ris, John VV. Thompson, Anthony Cuthbert, Stephen Gir- ard, Jonathan Lukens, Thomas Tomkins. Common Council, Thomas Leiper, president ; Samuel Keemle, Clerk ; Adam Eckfeldt, Seth Craig, Samuel Weiherell, jun. Levi Garrett, Francis Mitchell, Alexan- der Cook, James Harper, jun. Conrad Wile, James Cut- bush, Mark Richards, Janies H. Cole, t Wainright, Geo. Summers, Samuel Badger, George Palmer, William Dal- aell, John Malony, John Steel, William Smiley. CITY REGULATORS, AND SURVEYORS* William Garrigues. Reading Howell. GUARDIANS OF THE POOR. Joseph Howell, president, No. 217 Spruce street, and 107 Qnesnut street. Daniel Lammot, treasurer, 11 south Water street, and 94 south Front street. Samuel Ewing, solicitor, SO Walnut street. John Hutton, secretary, 26 Almond street. Northern Liberties. Henry A- Beck, 248 north Front street. James Hart, 55 Vine street. Peter Hinkle, corner of Callowhili and Lawrence streets. Geo. Ritchie, 447 north Third street. Cornelius Trim mel, cor- ner of Poplar and Front streets. John Mile>, 136 Brown street. Peter Kline, 374 north Third street. William L. Read, 268 north Second street- Peter Hutz. Charles Yetter, 128 Brown street. City. Robert Murphy, 95 north Third street. Sampson Davis, 183 Cherry street. Robert Hamill, 81 Dock street. William Palmer, Tenth below Chesnut street. Henry Barrington, 206 south Fourth st. Thomas De Silver, 152 south Sixth street. Nicodemus Lloyd, corner of 7th and Cherry streets. William Davis- Samuel Jourdan. John Pritchard- John Snyder. Samuel Morrow, corner of Pine and 5th streets- John M'Curdy, 36 Chesnut street. Southvark. John Carpenter, 278 south 2nd street. John Murray, 314 south 2nd street. William Myers, 36 Catharine street. George Dawson, S73 - • 2nd street. James Smi\h. APPENDIX. xlv Charles Culnan, doorkeeper, Walnut between 4th and 5th streets, back of the Presbyterian meeting house. MANAGERS OF THE ALMS HOUSE ANFf HOUSE OF EMPLOYMENT. Reece Morris, 219 north 3d street. Peter Hartzog; 123 Vine street. George Spangler, 250 south Front st. Stephen W. Smith, 17 Pine street. Thomas M. Souder, 312 Market street. Hanson Waters, 24 north Third st. John M'Leod, jun. Front below Federal street John Harrison. PHYSICIANS. District of Southward Thomas T. Hewson, 132 Ches- nut street. Samuel Stewart, corner of 5th and Spruce street, City of Philadelphia, and Township of the Northern Liberties. Joseph Parrish, 109 Arch street.' Peter Miller, 101 Arch street. Isaac Cathrall, 190 Chesnut street. Tho- mas C. James, 146 south 2nd street. N. Chapman, 206 Chesnut street. INSPECTORS OF THE PRISON. Northern Liberties. John Shaw, Charles Souders, Wm. Binder, Conrad Hester. City. Thomas Wallace, Wm- Nassau, James Molony, George Bartram, Wm. PiersoJ, Richard Tybout. Southwari. Daniel JBussier, Benjamin* Morton, Jaraes M. Linnard, John Hoover. President, George Bartram ; secretary, James M. Lin- Bard ; treasurer, William Pievsol. BOARD OF HEALTH. Ebenezer Ferguson, president ; Doctor Isaac Hevlin, secretary; Hugh Ferguson, treasurer; Doctor Kiijah Griffiths, Amos Addis. OFFICERS Under the controul of the Board of Health. Doctor Thomas Mitchell, Lazaretto physician ; can$. William Lake, quarantine master ; James Ph. Puglia} health officer. Port physician, Dr. John S. Dorsey. George Budd, steward of the Lazaretto; John Alhson, clerk; John Buckingham, messenger. Office hours, from 9 to 2, and from 3 to 5 o'clock, p. jf; NOTARIES PUBLIC, For the City. Clement Biddle, George Heyl, Nicholas Diehl, peter 6. Duponceau, Benjamin Nones.^^ £ of Philadelph in . No ' Liberties, John Goodman. Southward, Rich'* ard Renshaw. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. PHILADELPHIA COUNT"?. Northern Liberties. Samuel Wheeler, Frederick Wol- bertr John Goodman, j«n. Samuel M'Ferran, Joseph Grice, John Kessler, Frederick Fuering, Edward D. Cor- field, Henry Probasco, Thomas Barnes, Charles Carey, jun. William Moulder, John Shaw, Jacob Fitler. South'® ark- Ebenezer Ferguson, Richard Renshaw. Richard Palmer, Joseph Marsh, Alexander Steel, Dan. Bussier, Isaac Hosey. Moy aniens ing. John Hunter, Israel Israel, Michael Freytag, George Goodwin. Germanto'pn. John Huston, John Conrad, Peter Bayn- ton, John Nice. Hoxborough Cornelius Holgate. Lower Dublin Jonathan Schofield, Joshua Comly, Jpshua Jones >ja 'iin Walmsley, John Helm jun. Oxford. Isaac Worrell, John Suiter, John H. Worrel. Bristol Jacob Miller. Blockley. Francis Johnson, Nathaniel Jones. Ptnn Township. John Clifford. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. Robert Taylor, John Thompson, Jacob Duey. Clerk, George Honey. Treasurer, Peter Hartzog. Solicitor* John L. Leib. CONSTABLES. City. High constables, Jacob Zebley, 26 north 6th st. Jonathan Carson, 91 south 6th street. George Rutter, Broad near Vine street, Joseph Robi- son, 308 High street, Joseph M. Hattontield, back of 113 north 2nd street, John M 'Masters, 83 Pine street, John M'Lane, Gaskill between 3d and 4th streets, John Hess, 178 north 5th street, Frederick Burkhardt, Broad between Race and Vine streets, William Johnson, 7th above Spruce street, Smith Mills, Pemberton's alley, George Willard, Locust between 10th and 11th street?, Thomas Forrest, George between 10th and 11th streets, John Huffty, 154 south 4th street, Richard Cohill, back 123 Arch street, Henry Armbruster, 69 north 6th street. South™ ark. George Weaver, George Sheed, jun. John Thompson. Northern Liberties. Stephen Walter, Jacob Faunce, ames Shillingsforth', John Shoewecker. APPENDIX. XM'ir INSTITUTIONS, COMPANIES, kc. BANKS. Bank of Pennsylvania, SOUTH SECOND, W. SIDE, ABOVE WALNUT. Directors. — Joseph P. Norris, president; Robert Rals- ton. Godfrey Haga, Thomas Norton, Isaac Wayniie, AV il- liam Sansom.Jehu Hollingsworth, jun. Alexander Henry, •lames C. Fisher, Jonas Preston, Charles Fiddle, Louis Clapier, Jacob Ridgway, Joseph Hemphill, Hugh Ely, Elihu Chauncey, Samuel Wetherill jun. Bird Wilson. By the Senate, William Bond, John Binns, Mark Richards. By the House of Representatives, John Jennings, William Humes, G. W, Morgan. Jonathan Smith, cashier. Discount on 4th days ("Wednesday J and 7th days ( Sa- turday). Dividends, 1st month (January J and 7th month (July J. Bank of North America. 99 CHESNUT, ABOVE THIRD. Directors — John Morton, president ; George Latimer, Robert Wain, Daniel Smith, Timothy Paxson, Jacob Downing, Joseph S. Lewis, James Read, Wdliam Wain, Abraham Kintzing, Henry Nixon, Benjamin R. Morgan, Henry Drinker, cashier. Discount 2d days, (Monday) and 5th days, (Thurs- day). Dividends, 1st month (January) and 7th month CJuly). Philadelphia Bank. S. W. CORNER FOURTH AND CHESNUT. Directors — David Lenox, president; J. Welsh, L-* D. Carpentier, Jacob Sperry, John Bohlen, Augustine Bous- quet, Thomas Ross, Thomas Callender, Thomas W. Francis, William M'Faden, William Weaver, William Phillips, C. J. Burckle, Matthew L. Bevan, Joseph Lea, Joseph Lownes, Frederick Ravesias, David Acheson, Ja- cob Houpt, Sam. Smith, Joseph Clark, Thomas H. Gor- don. Quintin Campbell, cashier. Discount, 2d days (Mondays) and 5th days (Thurs- days). Dividends 3d month (March) and" 9th month eptember). Farmer*? and Mechanics' Bank, NO. 100 CHESNUT, ABOVE THIRD. Directors — Joseph Taggert, president; John Miller, (M. C.) JamesM'Alpin, Seth Craige, George Sheaff, Jas. Sherswood, Samuel Richards, William Levis* Samuel XLvm APPENDIX. Barnes, John B. Wallace, Richard Tybout, Ely Canby, Samuel F. Bradford. Henry Kuhl, cashier. Discount 3d days ( Tuesdays ) and 6th days ( Fridays ). Dividends 1st month (January) and 7th month (July). Stephen GirarcPs Banking House. THIRD, OPPOSITE DOCK. George Simpson, cashier. Discount 4th days (Wednesdays) and 7th days ( Sa- turdays). State Bank of Camden (N. J.) The discount days a^e 4th day (Wednesday) and 7th day (Saturday) in every week. Hours for the transaction of business, from 9 o'clock, a- #i. till 3 o'clock P. M. Notes intended for discount for the accommodation of the citizens of Philadelphia, may be sent to the Banking House, or left at No- 24, Church alley, where a box is provided for the reception of the same, provided they are left at, or before 12 o'clock of the day preceding dis- count day. Applicants for discount, residing in Philadelphia, will receive answers on each discount day, before I o'clock. Commercial Bank. HO. 102 CIIESNUT, ABOVE .THIRD. Directors — Andrew Bayard, president ; Charles Plea- sants, John Savage, John Hallowell, Henry Sergeant, Henry Leutz, Henry Pratt, George Reinholdt, Richard Dale, John Lisle, John Allen, William Newbold, Edward Carrell. Joseph Williams, cashier. Discount 3d days (Tuesdays) and 6th days (Fridays) ] ividends 1st month (January) and 7th month (July). Mechanics Bank. MO. 9 SOUTH THIRD. Directors. — Thomas Parker, president ; Ephraim Clark, Ebenezer Betts, Benjamin Thaw, Joseph Price, James Mitchell, Joseph Morris, Samuel Story, William Thaekara, Samuel Smith (C.) Thomas T. Stiles, Joseph Burden, James Darrach, Abraham Hilyard, John Was- sey, Alexander Cook, John Aitken, Edmund Kinsey, William Camm, Joseph Worrell. Samuel Wilcox, cashier. Discount 3d days (Tuesdays) and 6th days (Fridays) Dividend 1st month (January) and 7th month (July)- Bank oj Noi tlurn Liberties. TEMPORARY PLACE OT BUSINESS, 73 VINE ST. Directors — John Barclay, president; George Gorgas, Jhou Goodman, Joseph Thomas, William Flintham, Wil- APPENDIX. xuit iiam Milnor , John Taylor, Joseph R. Jenks, Jonathan Knight, James Whitehead, Thomas Latimer, James Worth, Thomas Hart, William Allibone, jun. Andrew C Barclay. David Mandeviije, cashier. INSURANCE COMPANIES. Insurance Company of North America, OFFICE 40 WALNUT. John Inskeep, president; Alexander Henry, John H. ,Brown, Andrew Pvttit, Jacob S. Wain, Jacob C. Wiko'ff', John Large, Samuel W. Jones, James Read, Godfrey Haga, John Stille, Joseph Donath, Edward Smith, Tho- mas Latimer, Thomas Astley Capital 600,000 dollars ; shares 100 doilars. Dividends, 1st month (Januar and 7th month (July). Phoenix Insurance Company, OFFICE 96 S. SECOND. David Lewis, president ,- Paschal Hollingsworth, Paftl Beck, jun. Charles Macallester, Joshua M. Wallace, Charles Biddle, Robert Wharton, Benjamin Morris, Al- exander Murray. Capital 600,000 dollars ; shares 100 dollars. Dividends, 6th month (June) and 12th month ( Secember) . Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania OFFICE N. E. CORNER OF SKCOND AND DOCK. James S. Cox, president; Henry Pratt, Joseph Sims, J. Hollingsworth, jun. John G. Wachsmuth, Dan. Smith, Samuel Coates, Henry NixoD, Paul Siemen, George Fox. Charles Wharton, Reeve Lewis, Anthony Stocker. Cap- ital 500,000 doilars ; shares 400 dollars. Dividends, 2d month (February J and 8th month ( August J. Delaware Jnsurance Company, OFFICE 42 WALNUT. Samuel Keith, president; William M'Faden, Janaes ivt'Crea, Trontin Rosmain, Joseph Barnett, John Cook, William Bell, (2d st:) Samuel F.. Howell, James Kitchen, Joseph Lownes, Jonathan Jones, George Taylor, jun. Jonathan Leedom. Capital 500,000 dollars ; shares 100 dollars. Dividends, 6th mouth (Juig) and 12th month ( December J . Union Insurance Company, OFFICE 4o WALNUT. George Latimer, president; James Vanuxem, Stephen Girard, Samuel Hays, Hugh Calhoun, John Bohlen, Lew- E \. APPENDIX. is Clapicr, Ricbard Dale, Samuel Richards, Thomas New bold, Matthew Lawler, Joseph Ball, William Davis. Capital 500,000 dollars ; shares 100 dollars. Dividends, 2d month (February) and 8th month (August). United States Insurance Company, office 49 walnut. Israel Pleasants, president ,• Robert Ritchie, Thomas Callender, Chandler Price, Edward Carroll, M L. Bevan, John Gibson, Joshua Percival, John Duffield, Henry Ser- jeant, Joseph R. Evans, B. B. Howell, Thomas Reilly. Capital 400,000 dollars ; shares 50 dollars. Dividends, Gth month (June) and 12th month {December). Philadelphia Insurance Company. OFFICE S. W. CORNER OF WALNUT AND SECOND. Robert Wain president; Samuel W. Fisher, Thomas M. Willing-, James C. Fisher, John Ashley, John Sa- vage, James Smith, Joseph S. Lewis, William Wain, Henry Hawkins, Abraham Kintzing, William J. Miller, and Thomas W. Francis. Capital 400,000 dollars; shares 100 dollars. Dividends, 6th month {June) and 12th month (December). Marine Insurance Company, OFFICE 47 WALNUT. John Leamy, president ; David Walker, William Maris, George M'Cailmont, Condy Raguet, Joseph Peace, John Coulter, William Leedom, William Read, Israel Whe- len, Robert Murdock, and James Paul. Capital 300,000 dollars ; shares 100 dollars. Dividends, 7th month (July) and 1st (January). American Fire Insurance Company. Established by law for the sole purpose of making insu- rance against fire, either for a term of years, or for ever. OFFICE 101 CHESNUT. Guy Bryan, president ; James Vanuxem, Israel Whelen, John Savage, Thomas M'Euen, Joseph lieed, John Ser- geant, Chandler Price, Manuel Eyre. Edward Fox, trea- surer. Capital 500,000 dollars. Lancaster and Susquehannah, &?c. OFFICE N. W. CORNER WALNUT AND SECOND. Joseph Carson and Joseph Smith, agents. Capital 300,000 dollars ; 4000 shares at 75 dollars each. Divi^ dends, 0th month (June) and 12th montfe (December). APPENDIX. Li Cojitributionshzp for the Insurance of Houses from Loss by Fire, OFFICE 99 HIGH. John Morton, Patterson Hartshorne, John Perot, Ja- cob Downing, Joseph P. Norris, Joseph Crukshank, Zaccheus Collins, Jos. S. Lewis, John C. Evans, Isaac Pearson, Joseph S. Norris, Zachariah Poulson. Caleb Carmalt, treasurer. Mutual Insurance Company for insuring1 houses from Loss by fire, OFFICE 54 WALNUT. Robert Wharton, president; Daniel Smith, Jonathan Smith, Henry Hawkins, James Read, Robert Smith, Jas. C. Fisher, John G Bryant, Samuel F. Bradford, Walter Ker, Thomas M'Euen, Matthew L. Bevan, Joseph Smith. John B. Palmer, treasurer and secretary. Pennsylvania Company for Insurances on Lives, and granting Annuities. Incorporated March 1812, by a perpetual charter. OFFICE 72 SOUTH SECOND. Directors — Samuel Yorke, president ; John Balden, Ja- cob Sperry, Joshua Longstreth, John Welch, Joseph Peace, Cadwallader Evans, Condy Ratruet, Jame9 Hemp- hill, John Claxton, Jeremiah Warder, jun. Charles N. Banker, William Schlatter. Jacob Shoemaker, actuary. TURNPIKE, CANAL AND BRIDGE COMPANIES. Susquehannah and Lehigh Turnpike. Benjamin R. Morgan, president: Levi Hollingsworth, William Turnbull, Thomas Stewardson, Godfrey Haga, Samuel Hodgdon, Nathan Beach, Abraham Krieder, Con- rad Krieder, jun. R. Conyngham, Abiel Fellows, Andrew Shiner, and Henry Bowman, managers ; Thomas C James, treasurer. Cheltenham and Willow Grove Turnpike. OFFICE 163 WALNUT (sANSOm's ROW.) Robert Wharton, president ; John Hart, Thomas Mor- ris, Thomas M'Euen, David C. Claypoole, Dr. George Gillasispy. Charles Shoemaker, George Rex, Jarrett Spencer, Thomas Fletcher, Thomas Mather, Thomas Biddle, Dr. George De Benneville. Griffith Evans, trea^ surer. ill APPENDIX. Germantoivn, &c. Turnpike • OFFICE 212 WALNUT. Benjamin Chew, president ; John Bohlen, George Rob- erts, William Davy, Samuel W. Fisher, George Fox, Jo- se '.; P. Norris, John Harland, William Davis, Thomas bold, Thomas Norton, Chandler Price, James Vair- lixem. Joseph Bullock, treasurer. Lancaster and Philadelphia Turnpike, OFFICE 251 H:GH. Elliston Perot, president; Richard Thomas1, Jacob Downing, Adam Reigart, Caleb North, John Wharton, William Sansom, Jaires C. Fisher, J. H. Brinton, John Hubley, James Taylor, William Davidson and Paul Beck, jjun. William Govett, treasurer and secretary. Bustletown and Smithjield, £sV. Henry Pratt, president ; John Roberts, treasurer; Jacob Sommer, Joshua Comly, Isaac Worrell, William Magee, Ji aid Leedorn, Moore Wharton, Edward Swift, Joshua 9, Bernard J. Malfeson, James H. Duudas, John M'Nair, and Phineas Jenks- Philadelphia, Brandyzv'me, &c. Company. Edward Tilghman, president; Charles Lungren, Willi- am Trimble, John Menough, Peter Harvey, Thomas Gar- rett, Joseph Pennell, M ah Ion Parsons, Moses Palmer; Robert Frazer, Nathan Jones, Aaron Palmer, Joseph Gibbons, treasurer and secretary. Eleetioo 11th month ^November*) 17th. Chesnut-hill and Spring-house, &c. Company, Cadwallader Evans, jun. president; John Johnson jun. John Dager, Isaiah Be'il, John H Warder, John Roberts, Enoch Whn K*uhn, president. Thomas Parke, vice-presi- dent. William Currie, Casper Wistar, Sam»iel P. Grif- fitts, Thomas T Hewson, censors. Thomas C James, treasurer. Joseph Parrish, secretary. Medical Lyceum, John Syng Dorsey, m. d. president. Medical Society, Benjamin Smith Barton, m. d. president. Philip Syng Physic m. d. and N. Chapman, m. d. vice presidents Sam- uel Stewart, m. d. treasurer. ■ ■ Salter, secretary. Philadelphia Lznnean Society. Benjamin S. Barton, m. b. president. James Mease, m. d. vice-president. Samuel Calhoun, m. d. correspond- ing secretary. George S. Schott, m. r>. recording secre- tary. Samuel Jackson, m. d. treasurer. Samuel Stewart, >i. D.John H.Lambert, m. d. curators- Columbian Chemical Society. James Cutbush, president. G. F. Lehman and Franklin Bache, vice-presidents. James Hamm, treasurer. John B- Hebberton, secretary. Thomas Jefferson Pat on, John Barnes, m. D.John Lynn, m. d. and Charles Edwards, corresponding committee. John It. Barnhill, orator. Academy for Natural Science. Doctor Jared Troost, president. John Shinn and N. Parmantier, vice-presidents. secretary. Dv. Troost lectures on Mineralogy in the Academy. St. follies College, James Cutbush, Professor of Chemistry, Mineralogy, and Natural Philosophy. Lectures held back of St. John's church, Race street. Philadelphia society for promoting Agriculture- Richard Peters, president. William Tilghman, vice- president. Edward 13urd, treasurer, James Mease, m- d. fcecretary- Roberts Vaux, assistant secretary. Curators, Zaccheus Collins, Ralph Eddowes, Solomon W. Conrad, Charles Roberts. Corresponding Committee., Richard Peters, William Tilghman, Zaccheus Collins, Reuben Haines, Jarae^ Mease. APPENDIX. lju Society for improving the breed of Cattle vi Pennsylvania, Lawrence Seckel president; William Guier, treasurer* Vine Company, William Duane, president ; Joseph Donath, treasurer; Tames Wilson, secretary ; Stephen Si card, Isaac Jones, Jonathan Jones, C. Bernanosse, A. Yerkes, managers. Domestic Society, Paul Cox, president; Conrad Hanse, treasurer; Liberty Brown, secretary ; John Berryhill, agent. Warekouse 6 south Third street. Columbian Society of Artists, Thomas Jefferson, president ; B. Trott, B. H. Latrobe, George Murray and John Dixey, vice-presidents ; J. S. Uorsey, m. d. professor of anatomy ; John Vallance, trea- surer; Robert Mills, secretary; William Kneass, assistant secretary. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Joseph Hopkinson, president; William Tilghman, Wil- liam Meredith, P. F. Glentworth, William Rush, James Gibson, Samuel F. Bradford, Zaccheus Collins, Griffith Evans, Edward Penington, James M'Murtrie, Reeve Lewis, Talbot Hamilton, directors ; Charles N. Bancker, treasurer; William Smith, secretary. University of Pennsylvania^ S, Ninths near High. Frederick Beasley, provost, and professor of moral phi- losophy. Robert M. Patterson, m. d. professor of mathematics and natural philosophy, p. t. 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 Smith Barton, m. d. professor of the insti- tutes and practice of physic, and of clinical practice. Philip Syng Physick, m. n. professor of surgery. John Syng Dorsey, m. d. adjunct professor of surgery. N. Chapman, m. d. professor of materia medica, natu- ral history and botany. Thoma9 C.James, m. d. professor of midwifery John Redman Co.\e, m d. professor of chenaistry* Wii APPENDIX. Philadelphia Library Company, This contains about 21,000 volumes— Library open every day, except 1st day, {Sunday) from two o'clock till sun-set— Loganian Library contains 3944 volumes,' 'some valuable machines, an aparatus for the purposes of natu- ral philosophy, &c. and a few curious artificial and natu- ral productions, also belong to the company, and are de- posited in the apartments ; the librarian attends to show them on Saturday mornings from ten to twelve o'clock ; and the directors on proper occasions, permit the instru- ments to be made use of." Thomas Parke, Richard Wistar, James Read, Joseph Parker Norris, Robert Wain, James Gibson, Zaccheus Collins, George Fox, Samuel W. Fisher, Zachariah Poul- son, directors ; James P. Parke, treasurer; Hibernian Society for the relief of Emigrants from Ireland, — Chartered 27th April, 1792. Hugh Holmes, president ; Charles Heatly, vice-presi- dent ; Henry Toland, treasurer ; Edward Fox, secretary ; John Sergeant, John Fox, counsellors; Robert S. Stafford, physician. Acting committee, to whom persons entitled lo relief are to apply, William Boggs, John Horner, Hugh Cooper, John Patterson, John Magoffin, James Rogers, John B. Toland, Alexander Cooke, Geo. Potts. St, George' 's Society, for the advice and assistant' of Englishmen in distress, Robert E. Griffith, president; J. Sims, vice-president; Joseph Bell, treasurer ; George Davis, secretary; Wil- liam Page, Tristram B- Freeman, Richard North, Joseph Curwen, George Rundle, Anthony Slater, Thomas Ast- ley and James Williams, stewards. Society for the relief of poor, 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^ Leeson Simmons, Henry Hawkins, John Ashmead, Ste- phen Girard, William Davis, Charles Macalester, James josiah, William Jones, Bankson Taylor, Robert Clark, Joseph Reynolds. Samuel Volans, treasurer ; Thomas Jackson, clerk. Pennsylvania Slate Company, Thomas Cumpston, president; Thomas Dobson, trea- suier; J;>mes Taylor, secetar) ; John C. Brown, John Miller, iuuben Hai u-s», William V. Birch, Robert Yaux, [ohn Wagner, Joseph Lowncs, managers. APPENDIX. i-xm Schuylkill Navigation Company. Nathan Jones, esq. president ; Hugh M'llvaine, vice. president ; Joshua Sharpless, jun. treasurer ; John Bou- vier, secretary. > The following is a List of Societies, which also exist in the City and Vicinity. *^&merican Beneficial Society. Colour and Paint Company. Society of Plaisterers. Friendly Institution. African Friendly Society of St. Thomas. Aimwell School Society, for the Free Instruction of Fe- male children. Bricklayers' Company. Benefit Society of Pennsylvania. Benevolent Society of Loaf Bread Bakers. Blues' Society. Caledonian Society. Columbian Benevolent Society. Criterion Beneficial Society. Carpenters' Company. Cincinnatti. Christian Benevolent Society. Democratic Association of Young Men- Erin Benevolent Society. Franklin Benevolent Institution. Union Benevolent Society. French Benevolent Society. Friendly Society. Columbian Society. Society of St. Tammany. Female Association. Society for the employment of the Poor. German Society for Mutual Support and Assistance. American Mutual Assistant Society. Beneficent Society of the Northern Liberties Beneficial Society. Howard Beneficial Institution of Pennsylvania. Independent Beneficial Society. Benevolent Society. Irish Beneficial Society. Journeym en Bricklayers' Society. Coopers' Friendly Society. Blacksmiths' Beneficial Society, xsiv APPENDIX. Kensington Beneficent Society. Union Beneficial Society. Madison Benevolent Society of the Northern Liberties. Master Shipwrights* Society. Tailors* Society-- Mechanics* Society. Coopers* Society. Plaisterers* Company, of the City and Count? of Philadelphia. 3 Mutual Assistant Society of Hair-dressers and Surgeon- barbers. f^ % Mariners* Benevolent Society. J& Northern Liberty Beneficial Society. Harmony Beneficial Society. Pennsylvania Benevolent Society. Beneficial Society. Benefit Society. Philanthropic Beneficial Society. Provident Society. Society of House Carpenters, idelphia Benevolent Society. Beneficial Society. Literary Association. Mechanics Benevolent Society. Benevolent Society of Journeymen Tailcrr Pilots* Society- Shackamaxon Union Beneficial Society. St. Patrick's Benevolent Society. St. John's Beneficial Society. St. Andrew's Society. Scot's Thistle Society. Spring Garden Association for Charitable purposes. Society of Journeymen Cordwainers. of Master Painters. for the Information and Assistance of Emigrants, to assist the Poor, Old and Sick of the German Lutheran, Sion and St. Michael's congregation. Society to Assist and Encourage the German Lutheran Evangelical congregation, in and near Philadelphia. Stone Cutters' Company. True Republican Society. Tammany Society. Trae Assistance Society of Hatters. Typographical Society. True American Beneficial Society of Philadelphia United Beneficial Society- German Beaefit Society. Union Society. Benevolent Society . ' APPENDIX, LlV mon Society of Journeymen Tailors. %| ^Society of Cordwainers. M Society for the support of Schools. .United Journeymen Shipwrights' Society. United States Benevolent Society. Victuallers' Society. ashington Association of Young Me< Benevolent Society. Beneficial Sock ^ S> FOR SALE BY B. & T. 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