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ca?t£j &&L^ NEW-YORK REGISTER, AND :iTY DIRECTORY FOR THt THIRTY-SECOND Yfc^R OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. " MARK me ; if aright of this, if any shadow ppear tluit you conspire to betray me, 7 heap such horrors on your affrighted souls .at you .lltall call your brother devils tip, '. ) snatch you thence, rather than brave my fury." " I •Oiill crumble thee '. ou bottled spider, into thy •primitive earth, i .less thou sxiesr thy very thought's 4 lie." NEW-YORK : VTED AND PUBLISHED AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED DIRECTORY OFFICE, 3HAKSPEARE-GALLERY. BY DAVID LONGWORTH. \807. [ >:ce 7s, seu;ed....hedf bound, 8s. until the 1 5/„ July, „•/ Merchants, Mailers of VelTels, &c. vill pleafe to take notice, that this QireEiory contains a complete and acr mate lift of DUTIES, BOUNTIES, &C. .nd every other particular relative to :he tranfacting of bufinefs in the Cuf- :om-Houfes of the United States.-— To which is also added the FRENCH DUTIES, CONTENTS- FACE ALMANACK for the 3_d Year of American Independence s Eciitfcs 6 Tide Table - - - - -% - 7 Common notes, &c. - - " Calendar - .9 Laffie of Duraferi-linc-town ... lb Poor Sofa - - - - - j8 Poor Edwy .- - * 25 Maid of the Brook - - - ... 26 Lonpwoith's New-York Regifler. Hours of doing bufiueis at the culiom Cultom-hotifc Djties on impoitation * Tonnage ....»- Value of ioina - - - - • Fees of office Allowance for draught ... - - Allowance for leakage . Term? of credit - « - • Ports of cut y Ro'iricYions on importations - - • Duty oi' millers of ve!Uls - Po!l-;ffice law • Importers or coi figiucs - Returned c. igj - Mode of obtaining drawback " Bounty 011 falted pi ovifions, &c. > - - • - Information generally - . - . Hegitteraft ...... Manifell for a coaftbg vcHVl - An act concerning confuls, &c- - ... Dlrefti-iriS tor finding the different offices in t!:ecuflcn>hou('e French du ies New-York Chamber of Commerce. Officers"{ditto .... . Extract iiom tii_ bve-h'.vs, &c. - - • Inland and foreign coa millions - - - Hates of sto.Sg* ..... Mails, t&eir a: rival, doling and rout ... Dircclors of Banks. Bank of tlie United States .... 70 Hanks in the city of New Yoik - - - ' 70 Other Banks in the Ur.it d States 72 Infurarce companies " " " " " 73 Medicaffociety ot the Sate of New-Yoik - - 74 New Yo;k foeiity liorary - - * - ib. Coileg. of phyliciansand (iirgccns ... . __j_ New-Yoi k Hofpital yr Awericsn academj of aits - - - ib. CONTENTS New York historical fociety .... New-England fociety . . - - State prifbn --.... ; H njst^rial and confular appointments by the United States 7 Ministerial and confular appointments by foreign powers to the United States Benevolent institutions .... t 7 / Mafonic Lodges. Grand lodge of the state .... 8 Grand encampment of knight's templais - - H>„ Ancient chapter, no. i - - . 84 W;>fbington do. _ ib. erufalem chapter - - - - ib. Jlibernian do. - - - - - ib. St. John's lodge, no. I - . - . }B. Fretdonian chapfr r - - - . - |0. Independent R- A. no. 2 - - - - iK St Atdre\vs,no. 3 - ... - 8^. St. J*hn's no. 6 ----- ib. Hiram, no. 7 - - - - ib. Holland, no 8 - - •> ib. Trinity no. 10 - - - - - 86 Phoenix, no. 11 - - - - . ib. L'U ion Francaile, no. 14 - . . . ;b. AhiT:m3, no. 15 ----- ib. Warren - - ib. Ad.lphi, Erin, Walhington, Albion, - - 87 M' r;on, L'Sincerite, and Mount Moriab, • - • ib. B-.;:evolent, Clinton, Woods, Fortitude, 88 B. ng Sun, chapter ..... 88 New-York directory - - - - 97 Additional names and • Nurfes ... 478 ADVERTISEMENTS. Hardwsre ------J eg Surgeon Dentist - - - - 281 Phv'in_ and blank cards • - - *_,"'- 288 Umbrella rnanula-lory - - - ' - 393 Jtwcilry ------397 Sufp ndtr manuftiflory .... 410 Patent block do - - - - - 417 Sp.'.-tac'emamilactory - - . - - 427 Paint & varn.'hes ..... 455 Sea-Mores -....- 479 Ni w-York & P'ovidence packet - ib. Ccpperplate prin_t;ng - * ... 480 Seven:' -vard coffee hcufe .... 480 Providence, Newport & New-York picket - -' 481 Di?til!erv - -• - - ; 482 LONGWORTH'S NEW-YO RK ALMANACK; FOR THE THIRTY-FIRST YEAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, COMMENCING THE jTolittt) of 3Julg. 1807. CONTAINING, The Rising, Setting, Places and Eclipses of the SUN and MOON ; the Rising, Setting and Southing of the most conspicuous PLANETS and fixed STARS; the equation of 1 Time, and Time of High Water atTSfew-York, &c. AISO, [rHE INCREASE DECREASE, AND LENGTH OF DAYS,] WITH THE FESTIVALS, eye." The Astronomical Calculations adapted to the Latitude and Meridian of New York. PUBLISHED BY D. LONGWORTH. ECLIPSES IN THE YEAR 1808. May 10th, Moon eclipsed, visible and total. h. in. Beginming of the eclipse, I 11 morn Beginning of total darkness, 2 10 Middle, 2 52 End of total darkness, 3 3S Duration of total darkness, 1 27 End of the eclipse, 4 33 Whole duration, ' 3 22 Digits eclipsed, 17 deg. 30 sec. from south side of©'s siiadow. May 2jth, Snn eclipsed at 22 minutes past 6 o'clock in the morn ing, to us invisible. October 19th, Sun eclipsed, at 2 m. past 12 o'clock, to us invi sible. November 3rd, Moon eclipsed, visible and total. h. m. Beginning of the eclipse, 1 37 morn. Beginning of tatal darkness, 2 43 Middle, 3 30 End of to'.al darkness, 4 16 Duration of total darkness, 1 33 "End of the eclipse, o 24 Whole duration, 3 47 Digit* eclipsed, 18 __g. 13 sec. from North side ©f ©'s shadow. Nov. 17th, Sun eclipsed at ten o'clock in the afternoon, to us in- -i»ible. Tabk of High iVattr at the following Places, Names of Places. h. m« Names of Places. h. m. Albany a. 6 30 Nantucket Shoals . . s. 1 30 Amboy , . s. o 45 Newbury Port .... a. 2 45 Annapolis, Maryland s. 2 o New-Haven .... a. 1 50 Annapolis, N. Scotia . a. 3 o New-Providence . . s. 1 25 Bofton a. 2 l5 Newtown Landing . a. 1 30 Bridgetown, E, Jerfey s. O 45 Penobfcot a. 3 o Burlington a. o 20 Philadelphia a. 5 25 Cape Ann a. 2 45 Pifcataway a. 2 40 Cape Fear s. 1 IO Plymouth ...... a. 1 35 Cape Hatteras .... a. Z o Polepel's-Ifland ... 1. 3 O Cape Henry ..... a. 2 o Port R.ofeway .... s. o 50 Cafco Bay a. 2 J5 Port-Royal, S. C. . . s. o 30 CharleftownL.Houfe s. 2 o Portfmouth a. 2 45 Cape May s. O 45 Providence s. o 43 Cape Canfo s. o 3o Perry fburg, S. C. . . s. 2 O Faiifield . 2 0 Qucoec a. 3 o Georgetown Bar. . . s. o 20 Reedy-lfland . ... a. 2 15 Guilford a. 1 30 Rhode- Ifland . . . . s. o 45 Hackenfack . . . .'. a. 3 0 Saiem ...... a. 2 45 Halifax ...... a. 3 0 S,i;idy-Hock .... s. o 45 Hartford a. 2 20 Savannah s. 1 is Hell-Gate O 3o Savbrook a. 2 15 Huntingdon ..... a. 2 0 Sunbury, Georgia . . a. o 30 Ipfwich ..... , , a. 2 45 Tybee Bar ...... a. o 15 Jameftown a. O 50 Whiteftote ,. . . . . a. 2 45 Kingfton, Efoijus . . a. 6 0 Williamfbu'g, Vir. . a. 2 15 Main Ocean s. o 45 Wilmington, Del. . • a, 3 20 N. B. The seventh column of the Calendar pages, contain ing the -time of high water at New-Yoik, exhibits alfo the time of high water at Elizabeth- to wn-point,N. London,Taroau- len Cove, Cape Herlopen, Sandwich Bay, Cockfpur in Geor gia, and Brunfwick in H. Carolina; and, by adding thereto, and lubtracling therefrom the annexed quantities of time, we have the time of high water it the places above enumerated. A. fhews the quantities *f • it-toe to be added.—S. thofe to he fubtraaed .The ANATOMY of Man's Body, as governed by the 12 Signs of the Zodiac. _____ Aries f head §nd face. 11 ' H s?***fffl ^.h^i if^Taurirs Neck Cinr.er Brcaft Virgo Bowels Scropio Secrets _3^,l 'KJCapricBrn _ i Kneet T- . , . - Pifc<* X Frtt> Ufcn i"0/ Wrerf the fign•"' find tbe %n or Place of the Moon m gainlt the day_of the month in the 4th column of the Almanack ; and pen rind the fign here, it will give you what p'ace of the body it go. 'Astronomical Characters explained New Moen 9 V / Sagitarius I first?qu) orOin£ Mercury Vj Capricornus Common Notes, tfc.for tie i _d rfi(r of American Independent;^ Dominical Letter, D-.T** ~j 5; - Dominica~ l1 Letters,..Letters,. .. CC.. BB», "^^ co golden Number . 3 l"1 GoldeInP Number, 4 I Epadf 2_ Solar Cycle 2«4 f S>, Epaft, 3 f o 24 J oJ Sofar Cycle, 2S J § Barter April 17 Whitfundav : 7«w Rogation funday Afoy 22 Trinity liir/day June i-j lAfcenfion May 26 Advent Nov. 27. JULY, 1807, 32a Vear American Independen The LASSIE of DUMFERMLINE-TOIVN: THERE lived in Dumfermline Town, A Lass that was ni wht > ni brown. But she was wond'iou; pietty ; Siie had a face most sweei., I trow, Her form was slim, her eyne like snov, And she was shrewd and witty. A noble Laird of great Estate, That was ycrooked i' the gait, Did plight his troth believe me ; 1 * A town in Fifeshire on he banks of the Firth of Forth. New 3 ioth, neai 10 morn.iFull @ igth, near 10 morn. Pirst Qu. i2th,near _ morn.|Last Qu. 27th, past 12 af'trm. % < Afpects, Weather, s J) J© rif.\ ® rif t>. w.l Lunations, -^ t_3 £?-. &rc. \pl.\&fets.{ I'etS. N. r.\ &c. _7>c. -i nd. pendcnce. II 2 7 4 34 8 3 r 7 8 5 5 D # ftationary. 25 4 35 8 _>fet- 9 2 6 2 SjMca tn> lets 11 39 4 35 8 8 9 9 59 "1 3 Q'i dec. 22 40 n. a 4 36 8 8 46 10 54 b> Stationary S 4 4 36 8 9 »9 u 47 _) perigee 9 5 C/«cir and 4 37 « 9 52 morn. m 0 10 &Arcturu s sets 2 4 4 37 8 10 24 39 Ii 7 pleafant. --- 4 38 8 10 56 1 30 12 1) 7th iunday aft. Tiin. 4 38 8 II 32 2 21 '3 2 Sp. n)j lets 11 11 »i 4 39 8 noin. 3 i4 •4 3! Thunder and 4 40 8 0 10 4 7 »5 4iSwithin / 4 40 8 0 54 5 1 16 5 Rain. 4 4t 8 I 44 5 56 "7 6|©'sdeclinat. 21 29 KJ 4 42 8 2 40 6 51 18 7 ' 4 4-8 3 .39 7 44 19 D'8th Sun. aft. Trin. 4 43 8 j> lets 8 35 nO| 20 2 Margarettn. vvv 4 44 8 7 43 9 3 2' 3 g's elongation 4 45 8 8 12J10 9 22 A Magdalen. K 4 45 8 8 38IO 53 23 5 Q enters SI 4 46 8 9 4}ii 35 24 b 4 47 8 9 3o|att. 16 3 apogee J5 7 St. James. V 4 48 8 9 5° 0 <;7 26 D St. Anne. 4 49 8 10 26 1 40' V 2 Q'sdec. 19 21 N. 8'4 50 8 10 58 2 24*D©l2 18 3 Sultry. L» 51 8 11 36! 3 11 *9 4 Day3 14 18 '4 S' 8 morn. 1 4 1 3c 5 IJ4 52 8 0 19 4 5.3 : | 3i 0 |Dog Dysbegin 4 53 8 1 10 5 47'Q02/ AUGUST, 1807, 32dY*ar American Independence. A knight that four-score years had told. And eke a yeoman just as old, Did swear they luv'd iier dearly. A bonny youth that had no store, Ni lands, ni kine, ni flittering ore, Did doat upon this lassy ; Yet though he lack'd both gold and land, He had a trusty heart and hand, As any laird believe me. New J 3d, past 6, aftern. |iFull © 18th, near 1, morning. first Qu. ioth, pafl 8, morning.ILast Qu.a6th near 8, rooming. £ | AJpicts, Weather, 3 © rifo'i • rir- £. <_\ Lunations, C 0 fcrV. &c. pj. iy./c/r.| feff s. r. fere. fere. i 7 Lammas-Day 4 55 8 D rite 0 45 2 0 roth Sund. aft.Trin. 4 568 V5 7 42 3 2 $ (lationary fl 4568 Dfets 8 39 7*'s life 11 13 4 3 1 4588 7 18 9 35 3 in perigee 2 5 4 2 's elongation *S 4 59 8 7 5 10 19 6 5 Transfiguration S ° 7 8 25 11 23 % fouth 11 28 7 6 © declin. 16 35 n. -ft. 5 « 7 8 57 morn. 8 A florm " I 5 2 7 9 33 0 16 9 D 11 tli Sund. aft. Tr!n. Til. 5 3 7 10 11 1 9 IO 2 St. Lawrence 5 4 7 10 54 2 3 © flow,5 6 11 3 approaching. / 5 57 11 43 2 58 12 4 5 67 mom. 3 53 '3 5 Spica rnj le. g q 5 7 7 0 37 4 48 14 6 V5 5 8 7 1 34 5 4i \ e. 10 2 '5 7 Sultry. 5 107 2 34 6 33 -W, 16 D 5 'i 7 3 34 7 2o i - 2 6 © 5 infe. 5 J2 7 4 34 8 8 O flow, 353 • 8 3 ©'s dsdin. 13 17 n. 5 '3 7 D ntt 8 53 10 4 K 5 '5 7 7 10 9 35 7*'srifelo 13 2o 5 »67 7 37 10 17 3 in apogee 5 T 2 r 0 Days 13 26 T 5 7 7 8 3 IO 58 2: - 5 J8 7 8 32 II 41 D 5 '9 7 9 3 ift. 24 © enters rrj> 2l =4 2 St. Bartholomew 5 7 9 37 1 9 8 lK »S 3 . Cloudy. 5 22 7j'° 1 57 26 Sirius rises 3 20 XX5 23 7|H 5 2 47 4 11 8 £ ftationaty 5 5 24 7 S 3 4o 1; 1 28 6 3 -. Augufline 2. 5 26 7morn . 4 3° 1 0 2 9 7 St. John Bap. behead. 5 27 7 5 3° © flo.o 52 30 1.) 5287 2 7 6 27 }i 2 ©'sdeelin. 8 50 n. SI 5 29 7 2 21 7 2} SEPTEMBER, 1807, 3 2£ juar American Independence. Yet spight of a I he'laird's rich store, The knight's and yeomen's goodly ore, She could not luve them truly ; 'Twas A ndrew's eyne and roguish smile, That did this maiden's heart beguile, He had not yet told twenty. Quod she one morn, what must be clone ? Those old and rich men everir.hone Would lain make me unhappy ; hirst Qu. 8th, near 6 aftern. ||L»St Qu. 24th, pas: 5 atWn. New j) 2d, past 2 morn. HFul 0 l6th, near 4 aftr" < Afpects, Weather, J © rifljrif h. nu.\ Lunations, fere. is"c. \p(. & let lets.'" N. T.l fere, fere, 3 'Now 15 32 7 a 19 4 more cool and 15 33 7 j) ku. 9 14 3) ii perigee. 5 ©'3 dec. 745 N« - 5 34 7 7 2 10 9 5 - clongatuu] 6 like for rain. 35 7 7 38 11 5 7 Days decrcafe, 2 8 5 36 7 8 16 morn Q fait c.i t" D 15th fun. aft. trin. 5 37 7 8 59' o 1 2 Q's dcclina. 6 16 n. 5 39 7 9 46 o 57 3 Nativ. of V. Mary |5 40 7 10 40 1 54 9 4 Look out for |j 41 7, n 37 2 50 10 5 a storm, 43 7 jmorn. 3 45 u 6 Dog days end. 5 44 7 0 37 ©fast 12 7 Clear 5 45 7 1 36, 1 D i6thfimday af:. trin. 5 46 7 2 37' ., '4 2j and hot. 15 48 7 3 36 6 59'7'^rife, 8 3 O'sdtclin. 3 14 49 7 4 36 7 42j ;. 4' Yixys ia 20 5= 7 Jfru— 8 24I '7 5 Lambert. 52 7 6 16 9 5J) apogfe 18 6 Rain about 53 7 6 44 9 48 T{ftts I 23 '9 7! this ti.ne. 55 7 7 1410 31J 20 D'i7th fund. aft. trin. 56 7 7 47:' 21 2 ^t. Matthew. 57 7 8 253ft. 2 3'©'s deciin. 0310. 58 7 9 9 o 51 4| 0 0 o o 1 42 2 st. ©en.= 24 5 1 6 IO 57! 2 35 6 y.south 8 I' 3 mom.] 3 28 _. 7 Cyprian 4 66 o 4 -3 27 D 18th Sunday aft. trin e 6 1 8 5 18 28 2 19 6 12 ____^__ 29 3t. Michael. 8 6 3 33 7 6 ^ lla. 6 © 50 Sr. Jerome. 4 48 8 r8 superior. OGFOBEK, 1807, 32c! Ye r American Independence! For where I with a one to bed, I should wish Andrew in his stead, And that were shameful truly. This lassie was in mickle pain, Full oft she thought, and thought again, Quod she —de'il take this money ; for I am poor as sweet Andrew, And I do "hive the lad so true, I'd fain do something funny. First Qu. 8th, paft 6 morning. ('Last Qu, 24th, near 5 mom. New J> i.l, pall 10 morning llFull 6 i6th, pall 9 morning. INcw J) 5 otlii past 7 afternoon. 2 5 Aspects, Weather, 3> © rir. O riJ. b. w- Lunations, 0 5 is'c. fej'c. PL-&sets sets. N. ri ferc. fefe. Plea/ant. 6 11 6 1 5 3>fe» 8 57 2> perigee 2 6 @'s dec. 3 23 S. 6126 6 17 9 53 3 7 *L 6 136 7 0 10 52,2/ fets 0 33 4 1) Syriustis. oca 6 156 7 48 11 51J 2 Coot t 6 16 6 8 41 morn J 6 3 Drysdec. 3 30 6 17 6 9 38 0 49 7 4 Mornings « 6 19 6 10 37 1 46© fast c 11 59 8 5 and Evenings. 6 20 6 11 40 2 4° 9 6 Dcnys. 6216 morn. 3 32 10 7 High winds. 6 23 6 0 40 4 20 11 D 6 24 6 1 39 5 67*'. fou. 2 31 f_ 2 Days 11 10 X 6 25 6 2 37 [ 5 491 3 3 ©'s dec. 7 56 S. 6 27 6 3 36 6 3' 14 4 (6 28 6 4 33 7 13I3 apogee li 5 Windy and ^,6 29 6 5 3° 7 55 '- O 9 infe- 10 6 clear. 6316 _) rile, 8 38 17 7 8 6 32 6 S7 9 22 ©fa. c. 14 27 18 D St. Luke. 6 33 6 I 10 3, 2 19 t>35 6 70 l624i' ° 56! 20. 3 Windy U'6 36 6 8 311 46!2/ fet 11 30 H 4 and like for 1^37 6 8 eeVafc-W IJ 5 Days 1044 25 638 6 9 58 1 3°-J©2-C. 15 22 -3 6 a storm. 6 40 6 11 1 2 23J •'4 7 SI 6 41 6 mo n. 3 15© ent.nL *5 DCriipin 6 42 6 0 8 4 7JG ¥ <$ 6 44 6 i 18 _€ 2 Cold increqfcs. m 5 ° ^7 3 6 45 6 2 3' 5 53 Q © % *8 4JSt. Simon St Sr. Jude ___.-6466 3 44 6 46 29 5 Cos? evenings. 6 47 6 4,58 7 4» 3> Perigee ho 6. ri 6 48 6 Diets. 8 38,©fa.c. 169. jjl' 7A'rc'nT. lets 7 0 6 49 6' e 41 9 XtC NOVEMBER, 1807, 32! Year American Independence. At eve this hump-back'd laird he came. Quod he, have pity on my pain ! The maid she smil'd lull sweetly ; An it be so, the lassy cried, , I faith, great sir, I'll be thy bride, So thou'lt obey me truly. The laird he swore; then said the maid " Mine uncle hath a right good trade, " He dwells in Fife's countree; Last Qu. 22d, pall 2 after. ||First Qu. 6th, near 1 iaftern. New 3> 29th, near 7 morn. ilFull 0 15th, pall 6 morn. !>\QriJes mnj.'.b. iv. g < \Afpects, Weather Lunations, 1—1 0 fere. tfc. pU&fets. fets. \N. r. fej'c. yc w 1 All Sunts. 6 51 6 J lets 10 37 1 2 C'oM _wrf 6 52 6 7 28 11 36 ©fa. C.i6m. 8 28 3 0 Days ckcreafe, 4 42 6 J3 6 morn. 4 4 fomejrost. Q1 6 546 9 3° 0 33 5 5 55 10 32 i 17 § flationary 6 6 O'sdec. 1552 6 $6 fi 11 32 2 17 *jg% 7 7 Clears up. 0 586 morn. 3 4 8 D 24d Sund. aft. Trin. X 6 59 6 0 32 3 49 7*'s fou. 0 43 9 2 7 0 S 1 30 4 31 ic 3 Q'sdec. 15 55 7 1 5 2 27 5 >3 3 apggee 11 4 St. Martin. V 7 3 5 3 23 5 54 ia 5 7 45 4 22 6 37 QfaftC. 16m. l3 6 Aldebar. S. 1 12 8 7 5 5 5 2° 7 20 '4 7 7 65 6 19 8 5 fJ D 25th Sund. aft. Trin. 7 7 5 Drifc 8 53 D eclipse vifi. '•6 2 11 7 8S 6 0 9 40 $ elongation ll 3 Phafant for 7 95 6 53 1° 33 1 18 4 Syrius south 3 3 25 7 10 5 7 5 ii 26 Qfaft C.lsm. '9 5 the season. 7 U 5 8 53 aft 18 y. fets 9 48 _S~< 6 Q'sdec. 1937 SI 7 125 9 59 1 10 '^ 7 7 13 5ii & 2 2 7 *'sfo. 11 50 22 1) Q enters f 7 13 s morn. 2 52 a 3 2 Clement "jl 7 14 SJ 0 15 3 43 U 3 High winds. 7 15 5; 1 24 4 33 $ flationary 2 2S 4 Expect fome 7 16 s! 2 35 5 5 —- 1 *6 5 fnow. 7 '7 5, 3 4& 6 19 3 perigee. 27 6 Freezing 7 18 Sj 5 0 7 15 >t ! 6 a 3 7 weather. 7 '9 5 r 11 8 13 2 J f 9 D Advent, ©ecl.invis. 7 9 5 3> e:s. 9 11 ©fall a II 35 i° S St. Andrew. i 7 20 5 6 2410 12 t DECEMBER, 1807, 32a Wir American Independence. " Gang hence thyself, and with thee bring " Gay Jewells and my wedding-ring, " fie liveth at Dundee. " But ere thou gang from hence thy way, " That I may buy mesattins gay, " Straight thou shalt guve to me " Thy purse that is embroidei'd o'er, "And marks of gold, a precious store, *' Thou must count out fifty.'' first Qu. 6th, palt 6 afternoon. ||Last Qu.. 2lit, near 10 after. Full 3 14th, paft 7 afternoon. ||New p 28th, paft 8 aftern. S\^Weather, Aspects, © rises %ris, b. IV. Lunations, fefe. fefc. & sets. sets. N.r. fere. We. Snow. D lei n 5 If. fets 9 7 Days die. 5 38 8 9 morn, © dec. 22 1 S. 9 12 o o 10 12 6 © $ infer. 0 4i 11 12 1 36 D d Sund. in advent. morn. © fa: el. 9 m 2 2 19 Nicholas 0 10 3 J Con. of V. Mary 1 6 2 3 43 3 4 24 _) apogee Days 9 10 3 ° 5 7 CUar. 3 58 5 5° 4 57 7*'s fo. 10 19 6 6 3d Sund. in advent. 5 55 $ Drile 7 25 $ flationary Q's dec. 23 16 S. 5 35 8 17 Ar£t. ri. 1 23 A storm at 6 35 i9° 130 Diys 9 6 7 4°,'10 56 band. 8 46 48 7jSyr. ri. 7 49 9 55 aft. 39 © fa. cl. 3 m. D 11 4 1 20 morn. 2 19 _!St. Thomas. 0 13 Arct. S. o 47 3!© enters V3 3 9 1 22 4 o D perigee 4©/s -ec. 23 27 S. 2 31 4 53 § s elongation 6 CHRISTMAS. 3 42 5 48 7 St. Stephen 4 49( 6 46 D St. Jo!in Evangelifl. 5 51; 7 4i Innocents. 3 fets j 8 40© slo. C. 2 m Co!d. 5 38 9 34J Snow. 6 43|io 26, liLi Silvester. 7 44'n 14' JANUARY, 1808, 32d Year American Independence. The laird obey'd the lassie's will, And straight the silken purse did fill With gude Scottish money ; Then from the town that very day This wight full joyful bent his way Towards our fatn'd Dundee. The knight and yeoman did the same, And whoso can the lassie blame, She now was right merry; Firlt qu. 5th, at 3h. 58 mill, after. Lail qu. 20th, at 6h 10m morn Full 0 13th, at 1 oh. 35m. morn. New 3) 27th, at nh 13m. mq. < ? AJpccts, Weather, D 0 rif. Or/A b. w. Lunations. —a fere. fere. pi id" fets re«. N. r. ferY. ferV. Cilcunuifion. XZ 7 22 5 1 8 46 aft. A I 6 3 7 ©'s dec. 23 rieg. S. X 7 22 5 9 4-6 0 48 3» L. 5 8 N. 3 C Look for fnow, 7 22 5 10 47 1 29 © flo. C. 5 m. 4 2 then clear. 7 2i 5 II 44 2 1 5 3 T 7 21 5 morn. 2 53 D apogee 6 4 epiphany. 7 21 s 0 44 3 25 B.E-f.8 3 7 Cloudy 8 7 20 5 1 40 4 19 8 6s Sup. 6 8© cold 7 20 5 2 37 5 6 • 7 weather. 7 19 S 3 34 5 55 DrJ «c (; ill Sun. aft. epiph. O 7 i9 5 4 20 6 47 ti 2 j) runs high. 7 18 5 5 22 7 40 12 3 Clear and pleafant 25 7 i7 5 6 13 8 2J 13 4 ©'s dec. 21 degi S. 7 i»5 6 55 9 29 © flo: c. 9 m. '4 S .Now ,t%/& winds SI 7 15 5 D rif. 10 23 '5 6 7 14 5 7 23 11 5 ib 7 7 13 5 8 32 morn. H.54S •7 1. 2d Sun. aft. epiph. «s 7 12 5 9 42 0 6 3 perigee 18 2 Loo& jfor CJ A 7 I' 5 10 51 ° 57 Syr.io. 10 57. "9 3 thaw 7 10 5 mom. 1 48 2C 4 7 9 5 0 2 2 40 21 5 Q'sdec. 2odcg. S. "I V 8 5 1 IS 3 34 22 6 7 7 5 2 33 4 29 )8 2.; 7 •Jt runs low. / 7 6 5 3 25 5 15 M ( 3d Sun aft. epiph. 7 5 5 4 29 6 21 25 2 D#© tj 7 5 5 1 3J 7 16 21 i Now more 7 4 5 6 6 8 9 © fl.13m. -7 4 snow with high /•• 1 -1 7 3 5 D fets 8 53 28 5 winds 725 6 22 9 46 -'< 6 7 1 5 7 24 10 32 D L. 5 N. I 3° 7 Kinp Charles I. mart. X 7 I 5 8 25 11 5 _' C4U1 Sun. aft. epiph. 7 0 5 9 23 11 57 D apogee 1 "FEBRUARY, 1808, 32d Ye&r"Americaii Independence". But when to Dundee's town they hied, Beshrew this tickling lass, they cried, No uncle here we see. Unto Dumfermline town again These aged dotards, with much pain, Did speed them back, all three ; But when they came, the lass had wed, She bad ta'en Andrew in their stead, And with the gold ban* flee. I Firlt qu. 4th, at 1 h. 35 m. aft. !-ali qu. 18 th, at 2 h. 51m. aft Full# 1 ith at 10 h. 57 in. aft. New 3) 25^') 5^3 hr . 47 m. morn dfptcts, Weather, I© rif rif. b w. Lunations, fe?e. fere. pi V^ fets fets' N. r fere. fer_. ait, 40 1 2 P leaf ant for V \6, 59 $ 10 24 2 Purif.ofB. V. M. 11 22 1 22 3 6 5r s 3 4 the feafon. Now morn. 2 7 Arc. rif. 9 36 16 6 C 4 5 Q'sd. 16 deg. i'juth 5S 0 17 2 5 ©flo. c. 14 «-• 5 6 look for P. 54 5 1 3 3 38 DcJ 6 3) runs high fnow. » 53 5 2 9 4 28 7 6 7 C Sth fun.af. epiph. 53 5 3 2 5 20 8 2 13. i'tat. Clear 52 5 3 52 6 14 , 9 3 and 5 4 41 7 9 pleafant. A ' * 8 3 10 4 s 5 5 23 5 Now snow, £ 2 rifes. 8 57 Q's d. 14 deg. f. 6 9 9 5i 3 L. S. 5 k 6 6 48 s 7 or rain. 6 47 7 22|I° 49 3 perigee G Septuag. fun. Vjlen. 6 465 8 33'n 38 M moln 2 [6 HQ 6 43 9 47| i5 -2 16I 3 High winds, 6 42 11 6 41 Qfl. cumin. i7 4 with clouds, morn 27 6 40 5 18 andfome p 12 23 D £_ 7*'s i- m [12 40 i9 6 Q ent. X S ™> ' 385 1 1 19 3 runs low. bail or 2 20 '5 o 7 37 5 2 rain. 10 :2l 36 5 3 14 c ©dec-10 deg. S. 3 2> 35 5 4 I 2 Clear J^ 33 5 4 41 54 B.E. fir. 12 54 23 3 St. Matthias very 42 :4 4 32 5 5 i; 6 27 3 L. s N. 25 5 cold. >i 5 lets. 6 6 6 26 6 Now 3° 5 9 *« 'cloudy 6 28 5 9 54 D apogee 27 7 7 14 B Quinqu. fan. and T 27 5 8 14 to 36 7*'s let 12 7 28 mayjnow. 26 6 9 10 11 19 29 M.-iRCH, i8o3, 3^cl, Year American Independence. Each man he rav'd and curs'd the lass, The townsfolk jeer'd as they did pass ; Thus liick'd they were, I trow, And Andrew to the lass was wed, They jocund liv'd, and luv'd in bed, Each maid would have done so. Firftqu. jth,8 h.59min.moni. Lall qu. 19th. 57m. morn. FullQi_;h, 9 h. 25 m. morn. New J) 26th, 9 n. 15 m. after.1 S ^ AfpeSls, Weather, © rif. rif- a. w Lunations H ! Vfc. fere. d" fets. fets a N. fere, fere. 3!^ (tat. High 6 24 5 10 t aft. r3. B. E. fets 12 4' A Ih-Wednel. winds, 4 35 DL. s 3S. with fnow, 6. I2 5 i°i 8 33 ©flo.c. 10 m. Nsw &,I J) riles 9 28 2d fun. in Lent look\ 9 7 32 10 25 3) in perigee 8 for rain. 8 55 11 20 Higb 6 morn. 5 9 59| winds o 19 4 U 13 DO. from S. W. morn. 1 3 runs low with 3 o 18 2 fome raiu. 2 16: 1 1 3 3d fun. in Lent, ©j o 2 5 4 Now [ent. f j 59 2 48 4 lnfc. 6 5© pUaJ. 5 57 i fant and prq/pect j 55 3 -S6 L-s 6N. of an early ;K 54 6| 4 23 7 6 5 An.V. M. fpringJ 5 2 4 5 | 7 flo. c. 6 m.; « 6 5 51 J) U'tl: 8 27 ii 4thlit. in Lt cloudy T 5 50 7 IOI 9 ^^^_3' ^ and 5 49 8 s! 10 3) in apogee 39' jJOVdec. 3 deg. N. 8 5 47 9 3' 10 KO| 4] fine rain. IS 46 9 59 1 1 Dc3 s if. J3i 5! ' 45 10 54 G I APRIL, 1808, 32-t Year American Independence. POOR ROSA. ROSA sat sighing beside the clear brook, Sing hey iillo, ho lillo lee ; Pale was her cheek, and dejected her look, •On the turf lay her basket and crook, She sigh'cl forth—" Alas woe is me ; " Ah why did he stray " From me far away i " Never, poor Rosa, wilt tiiou see him more, " Willy, the swain whom thy soul doth adore '•" First qu. 4th, r h. 32 m. mom. Lastqu. 17th, 40 m. pall noon Full ® loth, 6 h. 30 m. afteni. Mew j) 25th, 2 h. 32 m. after. g i Afpects, Weather, J) © rif. • rif. b. w. Luna tions, g " fe?c. fere. pi. tffets. let. N.2. fere. fefc. 1 6 Rain, n 5 43 6 11 46 1 *5 2 7 3 runs high, then S 42 6 mom. 2 5 7*sfet 10 7 3 B Sth Sunday in Lent 2Z 5 40 6 ° 35 256 © flo. c 3111. A 2 pleafant 5 39 6 i 17 3 48 5 3 5 flationary. ATGW SI 5 38 6 1 55 4 4° 6 4 cloudy 5 37 6 236 5 32 3)L. 5. 9. S. 7 5 ©'s decl. 7 deg.N. 5 35 6 3 7 6 25 8 6 and fome rain. «R 5 34 6 3 44 7 18 9 7 Agreeable 5 33 6 4 20 8 13 10 B Palm Sunday warm _t| 5 32 6 rites 9 10 3> perigee I ! 2 weather. S 30 6 7 43 10 9 12 3 • Cloudy «l S 29 6 8 S8 11 9 '3 4 and S 28 6 10. 10 morn. *fl 11 13 0 10 '•->. 5 ©'sd. gd- N. misty. / 5 26 6 15. 6 GoaJFri.iav 3 r.low 5 25 6 morn- 1 10 ©& c. togeth. 16 7 Jr way Xj S 23 6 0 8 2 7 Syr. fe. 10 h. C 2.2 6 0 42 •-; B Eafter day be 3 1 '. 2 northern lights. 5Xf5 20 6 1 32 3 Si l J 2 'sgie..t e:onp,ation 5 19 ° 2 6 4 38 3 L. s 14 sao 4 ©enters fc> - - Q X 5 186 ' 2 32 5 22 -1 5 Wow /oaA 5 i7 6 3 6 6 6 2 ••>. 6 c? # © /<"• - S 16 6 3 3 7 8 -3 7 Aeaory T 5 15 6 4 2 7 3° 3 apogee 6 ''•} B ill afterEaller. ra/a. 5 13 4 3° 8 13 2 St. Mark. C/e_r, « S 12 6 f.ts 8 57 *86s 3 and S 11 6 8 0 9 42 M 4 pleafant. 5 10 6 8 55 10 29 28 5 Q'sdec. i4deg N. nis 9 6 9 49 11 18 3 _? *9 e 3) runs high Cloudy, |S 8 6 10 39 aft. 8 P 7 fef it may thunder. __uj 7 6 II 2S 0 57 © fall C. 3m. MAY, 1808, 32d Year American Independence. Her ringlets fell loosely o'er her white breast, Sing hey lillo, ho lillo, lee ; Her heart once so gay was misery's nest, And on her temples she wore a sad crest, 'Twas pluck'd from the pale willow tree, That moss bank'd willow Which serv'd for a pillow, Whose wide branches sheUer'd poor Rosa's head, Ah 1 my William is fled." first Qu«3d, 11 h. 46 mm morn, Last Qu. 17th, 2 h» 6 m, mom Full • 10th, 2 h. 43 min. morn New 3 2s'ha 61 23 m. morn. *- ^5: Alpects, WeatbeF, 3 Q rif. 3 rif.fi. vs.fljunations, id>c. fere. ___r___f£_*. 2f__' _<- N. r. bfc. fc'c. B 2d fund. aft. Filler 2c |5 6 6 morn 49 fltfbu. 11 27 2'[St.Phil.&St. James 5 6| o 4 39 Q fast c. 3 m. 3 Cool. a 3 6 o 42 2- 3 L. s 16 S. 4Q'sdec. 16 dcg. N. 2 6! 1 16 '7 5 Now a fine 1 6j 1 46 I ! Proc.fet 10 54 6 growing 5 o 7 2 22 3 7 feafon. 4 59 7 2 55 57 3 apogee B 3d after Ealkr 4 58 7 3 29 . 53 2 8 h © S.W. 4 57 7 4 7 8 53 3 3 eclipfed, vifible 4 S6 7 rifes. 9 55 DO, 4 winds, which 4 55 8 57 10 56 lo. 1 o 47 5 3 runs low. brings 4 54 7 9 58 ,1 S6 6 clouds, * 53 7 10 49 mom \ fouth 11 45 7 thunder and 4 S2 7 11 32 o 53 Qfaftc. 4 in. B 4th aft. E. rain. 4 S1 7 morn. 1 46 2 Clear • 4 5° 7 o 9 2 36 3 Q'sdec. 19 N. and 4 49 7 0 41 3 22 3L. s 15 N. 4 pleafant. 4 6 4 48 7 i 7 5 Look 4 47 7 49 6 for a 1 39 4 46 7 2 5 31 7 Qenters H N.E. 13 3 apogee 4 45 7 2 32 Bjth aft. Eaft. ftorm, 4 4.4 7 3 2 5* 2 then 3' 4 44 7 3 37 3 clear and 4 44 7 4 12 J7 3?S 4Qeclipied, invifible 4 43 7 9 'S 5 Alien, day. warm, 4 43 7 ° 37 10 5 b Cup. 6 ? Q 3 r. high 4 42 7 10 56 25 9 U 7 Foggy weather '4 42 7 10 ' 6 11 46 B Sun. aft, Aicen. Day aft. 36 Q faflc. 3 in. SI44'7 10 45 2 perhaps II 21 1 26 3 about these days. "v 4 40 7 2 3 L. 5 15 S [_ 40 7 11 52 15 JUNK 1808, 32J Year American Independence. i \ Worn out with anguish, now Rosa doth stray, 1 s'iug lillo—hey lillo, lee; Her notes breathe sadness, and this is her lay, " My swain has fled from me, alack well-away, " And sorrow, poor Rosa's for thee ; " Alack woe is me. " Hard hearted Willy !" And she sigh'd forth these words, faint grew her breath, And Rosa, poor Rosa, now sleeps in death ! hirst qu. ill, 7I1. 27m.aft.er. ULailqu. 15th, eh. 12m. after. Full ©8th, ioh. 38m. morn.'iNew 323d, 8h. after. £13 1 Afpects, Weather, D;Orifes\mrif \h. w. Lunations. (?c &c. fere. pl.'Zffets. fets. IN. r- fefe. fere.' 14 Expect heavy «K4 39 7 morn. 3 5 rj touch 10 24 2 5 thunder in 4 39 7 0 23 3 54 3 0 Q'sdec. 22 deg. N. --.- 4 38 7 0 52 4 46 © faitC. am. + 7 many places, 4 38 7 i 36 5 39 3 in perigee 5 Whit Sundy "1 4 38 7 2 0 6 35 6 a2 0118 438 - 2 40 7 34 7 3 • ^0 fine * 4 37 7 3 3° 8 34 8 4 refreshing 4 37 7 3 rife 9 35 jt'9 10 9 5 3 runs low. 4 37 7 8 32 34 7*'s fet 9 1 !< 6 showers. yj 4 37 7 9 20 11 30 > Ii 7 St. Barnabas Very 4 36 7 10 1 morn. $fouth8 38 '2 B Trinity Sunday kS* 4 36 7 10 36 0 23 '3 2 hot weather, 4 36 7 11 8 1 II 2>L. 5 12 N. M 3 and >: 4 30 7 11 37j 1 57 «S 4 fome 4 36 7 inorn.| 2 41 Q&C.togeth 16 5 Q'sdec. 23 'eg. N. 4 36 7 0 5 3 24 v 0 '7 6 want of rain. 4 35 7 33 4 6 18 7 4 35 7 1 1 4 48 3 in apogee •9 B 1 ft aft. Trinity 'd 4 35 7 1 33 5 32 lj loath. 9 6 20 2 Thunder 4 34 7 2 .1 6 18 3?5 2l 3 Qe.5BQi.23id.r1. 171 4 34 7 2 44 7 5 # fouth 756 22 showers 4 34 7 3 27 7 55 *3 5 3ruii3high in many 4 34 7 Dfets 8 45 2.; 6 places 26 4 35 7 s 9 36 *5 7 4 35 7 81 3t8 10 28 © flow c. 2 m. 26 B 2d ft. Triii. Clear, 4 35 7 9 16 II 8 27 2 but a 4 35 7 9 5° «ft. 8 3 L. s 8 S. 28 3 foon '« 4 36 7 10 21 0 s7 5 ir|> I3t 11 15 -9 1 St. Peter will 4j6 7 to s 1 1 46j P 5 r.j/n 4367H 25 2 3*1 JULYj 1808, 32ft Year American Independence. Fiifl qua. ifl, 49m. morn.jLafl qu. 15th, 9 b. 57 m. morn. Full 3 7th) 7h. 7m. aft. ;New 3 23'-!, 7 h. 22 in. morn. First Qu. 3,0th, 5 h. 25 m. morn. Afpects, ueatber, D\Qrifes\ POOR EDWY, in answer to POOR ROSA. POOR. Edwy's look is dejected and pale, Sing hey nonny ; ho nonny, no. Edwy who late was the pride of the dale, Now tunes the pipe to reheaise his sad tale; Adown his wan cheek the tears flow ; . Poor Edwy's betray'd, He pines for the maid ; No longer he hears the sound of herluie, The wood choir is hush'd, the nightingale's mute. Beneath a sad yew is Edwy's damp bed, Sing hey nonny, ho nonny, no, A wreath of its branches now twines his poor head, For with the false maid, is all happiness fled ; 'Twas beauty that struck the dire blow ; Twas Ellen the fair, That planted despair, Whose unfeeling heart like milkdew did blight, Joy's smiling bud, and each wonted delight. Frantic and straw deck'd, poor Edwy does fly, Singing nonny, hey nonny, no ; The woods, dales and meadows, all ring with his cry, Each moaning breeze is encreas'd with a sigh, Whilst o'er his pale lips the lines flow ; " Why, Ellen, shun me? " ' Pis Ed«y calls thee." He paus'd !—the drear silence seal'd his sad doom ; And Eduy'skeen woes, are lull'd in the tomb. __-_«_"—«_»^ D The MAID oftU BROOK. SADLY sat a weeping maiden, All beside the rippling stream ; Creen the turf, and clear the waters Bright the spangling noontide beam. To each brei ze the maid did sigh Willow, willow, willow, Death shall sing my lullaby ; Willow, willow, willow. Lillies white as snow from heaven, Did this maiden's cheek outvie: But the rose's bloom was wither'd, Dew dank'd violet was her eye ; To the brook she made her moan, Willow, willow, willow, Death's for me now Edrick's flown. Willow, willow, willow. Bright the bed on which the waters Did in gentle murmers glide, But this maiden's locks more glossy Careless hung adown each side. To the rippling sound she'd say Willow, willow, -willow. Death's my bride, ah well away, Willow, willow, willow. Thus forlorn the hapless maiden Long did make her doleful wail, Edrick heard, he stood and listen'd, Edrick pitied the sad tale. To the maid the swain did cry, Cease the sad song willow ; - Sorrow fled, the maid did sigh, And sung no more the willow. Longworth's New-York Register. HOURS OF DOING BUSINESS AT THE Customhouse, FROM TEN TILL THREE ; BUT ENTRIES MUST BE MADE BEFORE ONE. DUTIES PAYABLE BY LAW, ON ALL GOODS, WARES AJYD MERCHANDIZE, Imported into the United States of America, in American or Foreign ships or vessels. RMS, fire and side, not otherwise American. Foreign A enumerated, or parts thereof 17 1-2 per c. ad val. 19 1-4 Apparatus, philosophical, especially imported for any seminary of learn ing free free Artificial flowers, feathers, and other ornaments for women's head dresses 17 1-2 per c. ad val. 19 1-4 Anniseed 17 1-2 per c. ditto 19 1-4 Articles of all kinds of the growth or manufacture of the United States, or their territories, upon which no drawback, bounty or allowance free free has been made 1 1-2 cents per lb. 1 13-20 Anchors free free Antimony, regulusof, 2 cents per lb. 2 1-5 Almonds free free Aqua fortis IT l«g per c. ad val. 19 1-4 Brass cannon free free teutenage and wire iron or steel locks, hinges, hoes, 15 per c. ad valorem 16 1-2 anvils and vices 17 1-2 ditto 19 1-4 , all other manufactures of free free Bristle of swine 60 cents per gross 66" Black quart bottless Beer, ale and porter, draught or bot 8 cents per gallon 8 4-5 tled 60 cents per gross 6(5 on the bottles Bricks and tiles 17 1-2 per cad val. 19 1-4 it LOXGWGRTH'S American. Foreign. Boots 75 cents per pair 82 1-2 Books, blank 15 per cent ad val. IS 1-2 Buttons of every kind 17 i-2 ditto 19 V-4 Buckles, shoe and knee 17 1-2 ditto 19 1-4 Brushes 15 ditto 16 1-2; Bullion free free Burr-stones, unwrought free free Beasts, viz. horses, cattle, sheep, swine or other useful ones, intend ed for breed free free Carriages* or parts thereof 22 1-2 per c. ad val 24 3-4 Cards, playing So cehls per pack 27 1 2 wool and cotton 50 terns per dozen 55 Cables and tarred cordage 2 cenis per lb. 2 1 5 Cabinet wares 17 1 2 per c. ad val. 19 l 4 Caps, hats and bonnets of every kind 17 1-2 ditto 19 1-4 Carpets and carpeting J7 1-2 ditto 19 14 Cartridge paper 17 1-2 ditto 19 1 4 Candles, of tallow, 2 cents per lb. 2 1-5 •wax or spermaceti 6 ditto 6 3-5 Capers 17 1-2 per c. ad val 19 14 Canes, walking sticks and whips 15 ditto is 1-2 Cambricks 15 ditto 16 1-2 Cheese 7 cents per lb. 7 7-10 China ware 17 1-2 per c. ad val . 19 1-4 Cinnamon, cloves 20 cents per lb. 22 Chintz and colored calicoes or mus lins, and all printed, stained or co lored goods or manufactures, or not being printed, stained or color ed, of cotton or of linen, or of both, or of which cotton or linen is the material of chief value 15 per c. ad val. 16 12 Cocoa 2 cents per lb. 2 1-5 Comfits 17 12 per c. ad val. 19 1-4 C hocolate 3 cents per lb. 3 3-10 Cassia, Chinese, 4 ditto 4 1-5 Clogs and goloshoes 15 ceDts per pair 16 1-2 Cordage, tarred, 2 cents.per Ib. 2 !-5 untarrcd 2 1-2 ditto 23 4 Clay, unwrought, free free Cosmetics 17 US per c. ad val. 19 1-4 Coal 5 cents per bushel 5 12 Copper manufactures 17 1-Jperc. ad val. 19 1-4 in plates, pigs or bur.; free free Geffee . S cpnt? per lh. 5 I " NEW-YORK REGISTER. -9 American. Foreign. Cotton • 3 cents per lb. 3 3-10 Clocks Sr watches, or parts of either 17 1-2 per c. ad val. 19 1-4 Coi k tree, bark of, free free Coaches, chariots, phxtons, chairs, chaises, solos, or other carriages, or parts of either 22 1-2 perc. ad val. 24 3-4 Clothing, ready made, 15 ditto 16 1-2 Currants 2 cents per lb, 2 1-5 Cutlasses, or parts thereof 17 1-2 perc ad val. 19 1-4 Dales 1" 12 ditto 19 1-4 Dentrifice powders, tinctures, prepa rations and compositions for the teeth and gums 17 1-2 ditto 18 1-4 Dishes, pewter 4 cents per lb. 4 2-5 Drugs, medicinal, except those com- monly used for dying 17 1-2 perc. ad val. 19 1-4 and woods for dying free free Earthen and stone ware 17 12 perc. ad val. 19 1-4 Fans, or parts thereof 17 1-2 ditto 19 1-4 Fringes, commonly used by uphol sterers, coachmakers and saddlers IT 1-2 ditto 19 1-4 Figs 2 cents per lb. 2 1-5 Floor cloths & mats, or pts. of either 17 1-2 per c. ad val. 19 1-4 Fruits of all kinds, except those oth erwise enumerated and described 17 1-2 ditto 19 1-4 Furs of every kind, undressed free free Fish, dried, foreign caught 50 cents per quintal 55 salmon 100 cents per barrel 110 mackarel 60 ditto 66 all other pickled 40 ditto 44 Glass, window, not above 8 by 10 160 cts. p. 100 fq. ft. 176 not above 10 by 12 175 ditto 192 1-2 all above 10 by 12 225 ditto 247 1-2 all other manufactures thereof 22 1-2 per c ad val. 24 3 4 Glauber's salts 200 cents per cwt. 220 Gauzes 15 per c. ad val. 16 l-_ Ginger ' 17 1-2 ditto 19 1-4 Girandoles, or parts thereof 22 1-2 ditto 24 3-4 Gloves and mittens of every kind 17 1-2 ditto 19 1-4- Gold, silver and plated ware 17 1-2 ditto 19 1-j, Goods, wares & merchandize impor ted directly from China or India, in ships or vessels not of the Uni ted States, except teas, china-ware and all otlier articles liable to high- IB rate of duties, D 2. S*> iONCVORTH'S American. Foreig Goods, wares & merchandize intend ed to be re-exported to a foreign port or place in the same vessel in which they shall be imported ; and all articles of tlie growth or manu factures of the United States, or of their territories, upon which no drawback, bounty or allowance has been paid or admitted free- free Goods, wares & merchandize not • , herein otherwise particularly enu merated and described 15 per c. ad val. Glue 4 cents per lb. Gun powder 4 ditto Gum chiefly used in preparing mus- Jins, cottons or linens lor receiving colors or dyes flee free arable free free Hair powder 4 cents per lb. 4 2-5 Hemp 100 cents per cwt. 110 Hides, raw, free free Hoop, iron, 1 cent per lb. 1 1-10 Indigo 25 ditto 27 1-2 Iron wire free free slit 1 ditto 1 1 10 hoop 1 ditto 1 1-10 sheet 1 1-2 ditto 113 20 cast, and all manufactures* of iron, steel or brass, or of which ei- rher of these metals is the article of chief value, not being otherwise particularly enumerated 17 1-2 per c. ad val. 19 1-4 Jewellery and paste work 17 1-2 ditto 19 1-4 Kid shoes 15 cents per pair 16 1-2 Lace, of gold and silver 17 1-2 per c. ad val. 19 1-4 Laces and lawns 15 ditto 16 1-2 Lampblack 15 ditto 16 1:2 Lapis Caliminaris free free Leather, tann'd & tawed, &all man ner of leather, or of which leather is the article of chief value, not o- therwise particularly enumerated 17 1-2 per c. ad val. 19 1-4 Lead, white, 2 cents per lb. 2 1-3 red 2 ditto 2 1-5 and musket ball 1 ditto 1 1-10 all other manufactures of, or J* which lead is the chief article 1 ditto 11-10 •Nlftf-TOniC REGISTER. St American. Foreign. Lemons and limes 17 1-2 per c. ad val. 19 1-41 Lime, foreign 50 c, percks, offiOg. 55 Lisbon and oporto wines 30 cents per gallon 33 Looking glasses 22 1.2 per c. ad val. 24 3 4 : Mamie, slate & other stone, bricks, tiles, tables, mortars and other uten sils of marble or slate, and general ly all stone, and earthen ware 17 1-2 ditto 19 1-4 Mace 125 cents per lb. 137 i -2, 1 Millenary ready made 17 ! 2 perc. ad val. 19 1 4. j Molasses 5 cents per gallon 51-2; Muskets and firelocks, with or with out bayonets, or parts of either 17 1-2 perc. ad val. ig j 4 Mustard in flour 17 1-2 ditto !g I + Morocco shoes 15 cents per pair 16 12 Nails 2 cents per pound 21c Nankeen 15 per cent ad val. 16 1 2 Nutmegs 50 cents per pound rr Oranges 17 1-2 perct. ad val. ,. ,, Olives IT 1-2 American. Foreign. fumes, or cosmetics, and all pow ders or preparations for the teeth and gums 17 i-2 perc. ad val. 19 1-4 Plums and prunes g cents per pound 2 1-5 Quicksilver e ditto 6 3-5 Raisins, in jars or boxes 2 ditto 2 1-5 Muscatel 2 ditto 2 1-5 all other kinds of 1 1-2 ditto 1 13 20 Rags of linen, cotton, woollen and hempen cloth free free Salt, weighing more than 56 lb. per bushel {after 30th June 1807) i2 cts. per 56 Ib. 14 56 lb. per bushel or less i2cts. per bushel 14 By an act of the last Congress, the duties on Salt wilt cease afte:- the 1st day of January, 1808. Stained, printed, or colored goods or manufactures of cotton, or of liu- nen, or of both 15 per ct. ad val. 16 1-2 Saltpetre 15 ditto 16 1-2 Starch 3 cents per pounc 1 3 3.10 Sail-coth 15 per cent ad val. 16 1-2 Slate, stone, and stone ware 17 1-2 ditto 19 1-4 Saddles, or parts thereof 15 ditto 16 1-2 Satins, and other wrought silks 15 ditto 16-1-2 Seines 4 cents per pound 4 2-5 Segars . 200 cents per 1000 220 Saffron free free Steel 100 cents per cwt. 110 Sheathing paper 17 1-2 per c. ad val. 19 1-4 Spirits, distilled in foreign countries. From grain. First proof 28 cents per gal. 30 4 5 Second dit. 29 ditto 31 9 10 Third dit. 31 ditto 34 1-10 Fourth dit. 34 ditto 37 2-5 Fifth dit. 40 ditto 44 ''• Sixth dit. 50 ditto 55 From other materials. First and second proof 25 ditto 27 1-2 Third dit. 28 ditto 30 4-5 Fourth dit. 32 ditto 35 1-5 Fifth dit. 38 ditto 41 4-5 Sixth dit. 46 ditto 50 3-5. distilled in the United States, imported in the same vessel in which they had been previously exported. 35 NEW-YORK REGISTER. American. foreign. from the United States, viz. From tnolasses. 15 First proof 15-cts. per gallon IQ ditto 16 Second do. 17 Third do. 17 ditto ]9 ditto 19 Fourth do. 23 Fifth do. 23 ditto Sixth do. 30 ditto 39 From materials of the growth and produce of the United States. First proof ditto 7 Second do. ditto S Third do. ditto 9 Fourth do. ditto 11 Fifth do. ditto 13 Sixth do. ditto 18 Spikes 1 cent per pound 1 1-1* Silver and plated ware 17 1-2 per c. ad val 19 1-4 17 1-2 ditto 1» 1 * lace free Skins, raw free Shoes and slippers of silk 25 cents per pair 27 1~. other shoes & slippers for men ditto 16 1-2 & women, clogs & goloshoes 15 Shoes, other shoes and slippers .lor 10 ditto 11 children . 17 1-2 perc. ad val. 19 1-4 Swords, cutlasses, or parts of either L 17. 1-_ 2- ditt_l!i._o 109 -1I A.4 Stockings S cents per pound 2 1-5 Soap 1 ditto n-ie Spanish brown 15 per cent ad val. 16 12 Sulphur .2 34 Sugars, brown [aered 2 1-2 cents per lb 3 3-10 3 dittJ:_J —o white clay'd or white pow- 2 12 ditto 2 3-4 all other clay'd or powder'd 6 1-2 ditto 7 3-20 lump 9 ditto 9 9-10 loaf 6 1-2 ditto 7 3-20 all other refined 11 1-2 ditto 12 13 20 candv 10 ditto 11 Snuff Tables of marble, slate or other stone 17 1-*? per c. ad val. 19 14 or parts thereof 112 cents per lb. 1 13 2» Tallow Teas from China if India, or from islands lying eastward of the Cape of hood Hope. 12 ditto 17 14 Bohea 18 ditto 27 souchong, and other black teas, "** _-ONGWOB.THS American. Foreign. leas, hyson, imperial, gunpowder or gomee 32 cts :. per pound 50 other green teas 20 ditto 30 From Europe. bohea, 14 ditto 17 1- souchong, and other black teas, 21 ditto 27 hyson, imperial, gunpowder & gomee 49 ditto 50 other green teas 24 ditto 80 From any other place. bohea IT ditto 18 7-10 souchong, and other black teas 37 ditto 89 7-10 hyson, imperial, gunpowder & gomee 50 ditto 55 other green teas 30 ditto 33 Twine and packthread 400 cts. per cwt. 440 Tin manufactures 17 1 2 per ct. ad val. 19 1-4 in pigs and plates free free Toys, not otherwise enumerated 15 ditto 16 1-S Tobacco, manufactured, other than snuff and segars 6 cents per pound 6 3-5 Tools or implements of a mechanical trade only, of persons who arrive in the United States free free Turmeric free free Velvets and velverets 15 per ct. ad val. 161-1 Verdigrease free free Unmanufactured wood free free wool free free Wafers 171-2 ditto 18 -14 Wearing apparel, and other person al baggage of persons who arrive in the "United States. free free Wines in casks, bottles, or other vessels. Malmsey, madeira, and london par ticular madeira 58 cts. per gal. 63 4-5 all other madeira 50 ditto 55 burgundy, champaign 45 ditto 49 1 2 rhenish and tokay 45 ditto 49 1-S sherry and saint lucar 40 ditto 44 claret, and other wines not enu merated, when imported in bottles or cases 35 ditto 38 1-2 lisbon, sicily, opoito, and other portugal wines 30 ditto 33 teneriffe, fayal, malaga, saint NEW-YOB* HEGISTER. S3 American. Foreign. george's & other western islands 23 cents per gal. 30 4-5 all other wines when imported otherwise than in bottles or cases 23 ditto 25 3-10 on the bottles 60 cents per gross 66 Wood manufactured, except cabinet wares 15 per c. ad val. 16 1-2 Watches and clocks, or parts of either 17 1-2 ditto 19 1-4 Wools, dying free free Yarn, untarred 225 cents per cwt. 247 1-2 Ail other goods, not before particu larly enumerated and described 15 per ct. ad val. 16 1-2 All parts of articles pay the same duty as the entire article ii subject to. No drawback allowed on loaf-sugar, foreign fish, or fish-oil, snuff, or manufactured tobacco. TONNAGE. By act of Congress, approved 2d of March, i709, to be paid at the time of entering the vessel, and before any permit shall be granted for unloading any part of the cargo. (SECT. 63) The following rates, (See also act of the 20th July, 1790J on all sliips or vessels, entering from any foreign port or place. Cents. Ship or vessels of the United States, per ton. 6 built within the United States, after 20th "July, 1788, but belonging wholly or in part to foreign powers, duly recorded, 39 On other ships or vessels, 50 Additional tonnage on foreign vessels, denominated light money, By act of Congress, tbth March, 1804) 50 Vessels of the United States, imployed in the coasting I trade or fisheries, duly licenced, per annum, S Vessels of the United States, (other than licenced) taking in merchandize in a district in one state, to be delivered in a district in another state, other than an adjoining State on the ^ea coast, or on a navigable river, 6 Other ships or vessels, taking in merchandize to be deliv ered in another district, 50 Sect. 74] DUTIES. PAYABLE IN dls. cents. Gold com of Great Britain and Portugal, of the standard prior to tlie year 1192, for every 27 grains, 1 09 Gold coins of Fiance, Spain, and the dominions of Spain, 36 T.ONGWORTH's of the standard, prior to the year 1792, for every S7 dls. cts. &3 4th grains, 1 00 Spanish milled dollars, 17 dwts. 7 grs. 1 00 and in proportion for the parts of a dollar. Crowns of France. 18 dwts 17 grs. 1 19 and in proportion for the parts of a crown. Provided, That no foreign coins shall be receivable, which are not by law a tender for the payment of all debts except in consequence of a proclamation of the president of the United States, authorizing such foreign coins to be received in payment of the duties and fees aforesaid. Sect. 61.] Rates of Coins for estimating Duties Pound sterling of Great Britain, 4 44 Pound sterling of Ireland, 4 10 Livre Turnois of France, - - - 1SJ Florin or Gilder of the United Netherlands, 40 Mark Banco of Hamburgh, - 33i liix dollar of Denmark, l 00 Kyal Plate of Spain, - - 10 Vallonofdo. .... 5 Milree of Portugal, - - - • 1 24 Tale of China, - - - - 1 48 Pagoda of India, - 84 Rupee of Bengal, - - . • 50 And all other denominations in value, as near as may be, to the said rates, or the intrinsic value thereof, compared with the mon ey of the United States. Provided, That it shall be lawful for the presidentof the U. States to cause to be established, fit and proper regulations for estimating the duties on goods wares and merchan- dizeimporled into the United States, in respect to which the ori ginal ..cost shall be exhibited in a depreciated currency, issued and circulated under authority of any foreign government. That on all goods, wares and merchandize, imported from the Cape of Good Hope, or beyond the same, (if ad valorem articles) 20 per cent to be added to the actual cost thereof, including all charges, (commissions, outside packages and insurance only ex cepted) and io per cent if from any foreign port, before the du ties are calculated. Compensation act.} FEES OF OFFICE. To the Collector and Naval Officer. dls. cts. Entry of a vessel of ioo tons or upwards, 2 50 Clearance, do. do. do. 2 50 Entry of a vessel under ioo tons, - I 50 Clearance do. do. - - - I 50 Every post entry, - S 00 Permit to land goods, - - - - ' " 20 KEW-VOHK KEGtSTER. 'Every bond taken officially, .... 40 Permit to.load goods, for exportation for drawback, 30 Debenture or other official certificate, ZV* - 20 Bill of health, ... - 20 Official document, (register excepted) required by any person, ------7o the Surveyor. Admeasuring and certifying the same, of every ship or ves sel of ioo tons and under, per ton, Admeasurement of every ship or vessel above too tons and not exceeding 200 tons, ----- x Above200 tons, 2 For all other services on board any ship or vessel of loo tons, and upwards, having on board goods, wares, or merchandize subject to duty, 3 08 For like services on board any ship or vessel of less than 100 tons, ----- i 59 On all vessels, not having on board goods, wares or mer chandize, subject to duty, - - 66 2-3 Allowance for Draft. lb. Sect. 58. Any quantity of i cwt. or n2 lbs. - i above i cwt. and under 2 cwt. 2 cwt. and under 3 cwt. 3 cwt. and under io cwt. io cwt. and under 18 cwt. 18 cwt. and upwards, Tares. On every whole chest of bohea tea, ... half do. do. ... quarter do. do. . chest of hyson or other green tea, of 70 lbs. or upwards 20 box of other tea, between 50 and 70 lbs. IS do. if 80 lbs. - - - -20 do. from 80 lbs. and upwards - 28 The above to include ropes, canvas, and other coverings. On all other boxes of teas, according to the invoice or actual weight thereof. On coffee, in bags ... per cent. • in bales ...... in casks ---.-.- On sugar, other than loaf-sugar in casks « in boxes ..... in bags or mats - . - . - On cocoa, in casks --.--.. in bags ...... E 3d LONGWORTIl's On pimento in casks - - - - iC in bags . . - 3 On cheese in hampers or baskets - 10 in boxes 20 On candles, in boxes - - - - 8 On chocolate, in boxes - - . 10 On cotton in bales - - . 2 in seroons - - « - 6 On glauber salts, in casks - . • 8 On indigo in barrels - . - .12 in other casks • . 15 in seroon, . . . - 10 in bags or mats - - • . 3 On nails in casks . .8 On pepper in casks . . - - 12 in bales - - - - . 5 in bags - - . - 2 On sugar candy, in boxes - • 10 On segars, in boxes ot casks - - - 18 On soap, in boxes 10 On shot, in casks • - - « 3 On twine, in casks - - - 13 in bales 3 On all other goods according to the invoice thereof as actual weight. Allowance for Leakage and Breakage. Sect. 59. Two per cent allowed on the guage on all merchandize paying duty by the gallon, contained in casks. Ten per cent on all beer, ale and porter in bottles, and five per teuton all other liquors in bottles, to be deducted from the invoice quantity, in lieu ol breakage ; or it shall be lawful to compute the duties on the actual quantity by tale ; at the option of the import er, at the time of entry. Terms of Credit. Sect. 62. When the duites on ad valorem articles are lessthan 50 dols. it must be paid immediately : if specific, a deposit must be made to secure the same, which, when ascertained, will be imme diately settled. When the duties on goods imported, where the sum payable by one person or co-partnership shall amount to more than 50 dollars, the following credit is allowable by law, except where any bond on which the person or co-partnership entering such goods, wares or merchandize, are either principal or security and which being due, remains undischarged. On ail articles, the produce of the West-Indies, salt excepted, one half in 3 and the other half in 6 months, NEW-YORK REGISTER. On salt, 9 months. On madeira, and all* other wines, 12 months. On all goods, &c. from Europe, wines, salt and teas excepted, the one third in S, one third in io and one third in 12 months. O.i all goods, &c. wines, salt and teas excepted, from any other place than Europe and the West-Indies, one h-df in 6 months, one fourth in 9 months, and one fourth in 12 months. On leas,' from Glnna or Europe, may be deposited at the option of the importer or importers, to be determined at the time of mak ing entry therefor, either to secure the duties thereon, on the same term; and stipulations as on other goods, wares and merchandize, imported, or (o give his or her, or their bond to the collector of the district, where any such teas shall be landed, in double the'amount of duties thereupon, with condition of the payment of the said du ties, in two yean, from the date of such bond, which bond shall be accepted by such collector, without surety, upon the terms follow ing : viz. the leas, for the duties whereof such bond shall be ac cepted, shall be deposited at the expense and risk of the said im porter or importers, in one or more store-house or store houses, as (he case may require to be agreed upon, &c.' The said teas to be delivered up in bond being given with one or more surety or sure ties, to the satisfaction of the collector, ' if the same shall not ex- ceed IOO dollars in 4 month ; if above loo dollars and not exceed- ingJOO dollars, in S months,' so that the term of credit shall not extend the period boyond two years, from the time of depositing the said teas : any teas remaining after (he said term of two years, to be sold by the collector, who shall return the surplus, after pay ing the duties, to the o\iief or owners thereof. Sect. 65. When bonds given for duties shall become due and not discharged, the collector to prosecute without delay ; and in case of insolvency or death, the United States to be the first creditor, ' and if any executor, administrator, assignee, or any other person shall pay any debt due by the person or estate, from whom or for which they are acting previous to the debtor debts due the United Stales being first fully satisfied and paid, he or they shall become answerable in their own person and estate for the same, or part thereof remaining unsatisfied.' Sureties on all bonds given for duties, shall in case of insolvency or death of the principal, 'have and enjoy the like advantages, priority or preference for the recovery and receipt of the said mon ey, out of the estate and effects of such insolvent, or deceased prin cipal, ai are reserved to the United States. When bonds are prosecuted for therecovery of duties due to the U. S. judgment to be granted at the return term, ' unless the de fendant shall in open court, the U S. attorney being present, make: oath er affirmation, that an error has been committed in the liqui dation of the duties demanded upon such bond, specifying the er rors ailed>*ed to have been committed, and that the same have been 40 IOXGWORTH'S notified, in writing, to the collector of (lie district prior to the com mencement of the return term aforesaid.' ' On all bonds, which suits shall be commenced, an interest shall be allowed at the rate of six per cent per annum, from the time when said bonds became due until the payment thereof' Sect. 33. Duties R> be paid where goods are landed, and bonds to be given for securing the duties, if the whole or part of the car go is destined to different districts. Ports of entry and deliveiy for foreign vessels. Sect. 18, No vessel not wholly belonging to a citizen or citizens •fthe United States, thali be permitted to unload at any port or place except the following : NEW HAMPSHIRE. Portsmouth MASSACHUSETTS. Port land and Falmouth, New-Bedfoid, Dighton, Salem and Beverly, Gloucester, Nenbtiryport, Marblehead, Nantucket, Boston and Charleslown, Plymouth, Bath, Frenchman's Bay, Wiscasset, Ma., chias, Penobscot, Siddeford and Pepperelborough. UHODE- SL- AND. ffavport, Providence, Bristol. CONNECTICUT. New- London, New-H .veil. NEWYOKK New-York. NEW JERSEY. Perth-Ainboy, Burlington, Jersey-City. PENNSYLVANIA. Phila delphia. DELAWARE. Wilmington, jKewcastfe, Pott Peun. MA RYLAND. Baltimore, Annapolis, Yienno, Oxford, Georgetown, en Potomac, Chesterlown-cietk, Nottingham, Nanjemoy, Diggts'- ianding, Snow hill, Carro'sburgh. VIRGINIA. Alexandria, Kin. cale, Newpoit, Tapahannock, Port-royal, Frederic.ksburgh, U;, banna, York-town, West.point, Hampton, Bermuda hunched, City point, Rocket's landing, Norfolk and Portsmouth. NORTH-CAR-. PL IN A. Wilmington, Newbern, Beaufort, Washington, Edeuton, Plankbriclge. SOUTH-CAROLIN'A. Charleston, Georgetown, Beau fort. GEORGIA. Savannah, Sunbury, Brunswick, Fredc'rica, St. 'Mary's. Nor shall any vessel from the cape of Good Hope, or bryond the same, be admitted io enter, except at (he ports in (he above '•isr, which are distinguished by Italics. Restrictions on Importations. Sect. 92. .No goods, wares, or merchandize, of foreign growth or manufacture, subject to the payment of duties, shall be brought into the United States from any foreign port or place in any other manner than by sea ; nor in any ship cr vessel of less than thirty tons burthen, agreeable to the mode of ascertaining American ton nage, except in certain districts on the northern, BoMb-western and western boundaries of (he United States, adjoining to (he domin ions of Great-Britain, in upper and lower Canada, and the districts ••n the rivers Ohio and Mississippi. Sect 103. No be cr, ale, or porter, to be imported in cask; of !ss» SF.W-YORK REGISTER. 4L . capacity thuijorti/ gallons (beer measure) or, if in bottles, in pack ages less than dx dozen, under penalty of forfeiture, with the ship or vessel. No refined lump or loaf sugar, shall be imparled into the V. States, from any foteign port or place, except in ships or vessels of the burthen of one hundred and twenty tons and upwards, and in casks or packages, containing each, not less than six hundred pounds, on pain of forfeiting the said ship-or vessel, or the loaf and lump sugar, imported therein except in such casks or packages as aforesaid. No distilled spirits, arrack and sweet cordials excepted, to be imported in casks or vessels of less capacity than ninety gallons, (wine measure) on pain of forfeiture, with the ship or vessel; nor in casks or vessels which have been marked pursuant to any law of the U. Stales, on pain of forfeiture of the said refined loaf or lump sugar, and distilled spirits, together with the ship or vessel. Provided, that the forfeiture shall not be incurred on ' any spirits imported or brought into the U. States, in other casks or vessels as- aforesaid, or the ship or vessel in which they shall be brought, if such spirits shall be for the use of the seamen on board such ship or vessel, and shall not exceed the quantity of four gallons for each seaman,' and which shall at the time of the entry of the said vessel, bsinsertedinthe manifest as the sea-stores of such ship or vessel. Mode of transacting business at the Custom-House for tlie Port of New-York. DUTY OF MASTERS OF VESSELS. ' . Sect. 23 No merchandize to be imported in any vessel be longing in whole or in part to a citizen or inhabitant of the U. S. unless the master of such vessel shall have on board a manifest in. writing, signed by such master or other person having the com mand, containing the name of the port or place where such mer chandize were received, and the port where consigned or destined to, within the U. S. particularly, noting the merchandize destined lor each port respectively ; and every package on board such ves sel to be particularly described—to whom consigned, or if to or der, with the names of all pas-engers, distinguishing whether cabin or steerage passengers, or both, with their baggage, & an account of all the remaining sea stores, if any. The form-of such manifest. as follows:. Rep nt and manifest of the cargo laden on board of the whereof . is master, which cargo was taken on board at burthen tons, built at in the State of and owned by merchants, at as per register granted at the ' and bound for. E a 42' LONG WOR Ill's Pack fo whom Place of Ports of Num ages By whom consigned consign des Marks. ber in and shipped. or if to ees resi tina clusive Con order. dence. tion. sents. Returned cargo. If any articles of the outward cargo are brought back, they are to be detailed, specifying by whom slapped outward, and to whom consigned inwards. Return of passengers & of packages belonging to them respectively Here insert the names of the passengers, and whether cabin or steerage passengers; with the description and number of packages containing their baggage, or the tools or implements of a mechani cal trade. Vessel Sf Cabin Stores. Here detail what ate remaining. If merchandize imported are destined to be delivered in different districts or ports, the said merchandize to be iuserted in successive order in the above manifest, and air spirits, wines and teas, being the whole or any part of the,cargo, shall be inserted in like order, distinguishing the port where destined, and the kind, qualities and quantities thereof; and if merchandize shall be imported by citizens or inhabitants of the United States, in vessels other than of the United States, the manifest shall be of the form, and shall contain the particulars aforesaid, except that the said vessel shall be describ ed in manner following : Report and manifest of the cargo laden on board the wheieof is master, burthen bound to which cargo was taken on board at Sect. 45. Excessive quantity of sea.-tores to pay duty. In addition to the above, the master of every American vessel to make the following: Return of seamen onboard the called the master, shoiving also their names, the time for which they were respectively imployed, and the sums retained out of the wages of each. Names of seamen, and the time for Sums retained Whole num- .which they have been respectively out of sea ber imployed. imployed. men's wages to Names. Time imployed. be paid over to the collector. i months [ days. dolls. I cents. MEW-YORK REGISTER. 45 The master is authorized by law to retain from each seaman so returned, the sum paid by them to establish a marine hospital. The masters of all vessels to produce the following: Report of alien passengers on board the of which is master, arrived at the port of in the state of on tlte day of Country To what j from nation Descrip Their whence they be. tion of Place of occu Names Ages hey have long and their per nativity pation come owe alle sons giance I I Sect. 19. Vessels bound to Connecticut, by way of Sandy-Hook, or to Hudson, before they pass the port of New-York, and imme diately after arrival, the master do deposit with (he collector a true manifest of the cargo on board such ship or vessel—the penalty for neglect or omission, or refusing to receive an inspector of the cus. toms on board the same, to accompany such vessels, is five hun dred dollars. Sect. 21. For all goods not included in the manifest, the master forfeits a sum of money equal to their value; and all merchandize not included in such manifest, belonging or consigned to themas- ter, mate, officers or ci-ew of such vessel, shall be forfeited, unless it is made appear to the satisfaction of the Collector, Naval-officer, and Surveyor, or the major part of them, or to the court, on trial, that no part was unshipped, except what is mentioned in (he re port, or that the manifest has been lost or mislaid, without fraud, or defaced by accident, or incorrect by mistake. Sect. 25. The master of any vessei, or other person having charge thereof, belonging in whole or in part to a citizen or citizens, inha bitant or inhabitants of the United States, on arrival within four leagues of the coast, or within any bays, harbors, ports, rivers, creeks or inlets thereof, to have a manifest on board, and on de mand made by any officer of the customs, first coming on board, to produce such manifest and deliver him a copy thereof, signed by (he master or oiher person having charge of such vessel, and thecifficer shall certify on (he original, (he day and year (he same was produced, the said copy to be provided or subscribed by the master, or such other person having command ; the copy of which is to beconipaied with the original, and certified by such officer on the back thereof, the clay and year such copy' or copies was or •were delivered io him; the original manifest to be delivered after ward by the master to the collector: Provided, that not more than one copy of each manifest shall be required by any officei or offi cers wiio shall first com on board, within four league • of the coa^t of the U._Slates, and one other copy to any officer or officers who 44 LOXGW0RTH9 shall first come on board, within the limits of any district for wbicj :w the cargo, or any part thereof, shall be destined. Sect. 28, The penalty cm masters for not producing manifest, and delivering copy thereof to the proper officer or officers on de. .' maim, or for not informing such officei the true destination of such \ vessel, is fife hundred dollars for each offence, and the like penal- . ty is incurred by such officer who shall neglect or refuse to certify j such manifest; and the officer is required to make a return in writ ing, of the name of the vessel and master, offending in any or all of the particulars required, to the Collector of the district where such vessel may be bound. Sect. 27. Any vessel within four leagues of the coast, or within the limits of any district, unloading goods without authority from proper officers, the master and mate forfeit one thousand dollars Jar each offence, and the goods forfeited, except in case of accident necessity, or stress of weather, which shall be proved before the Collector, by (he master, mate, and one other officer or mariner. Sect. 28. Masters of vessels receiving goods so unladen, except as before excepted, to forfeit treble the value of such goods, and the ship, boat or vessel receiving them, to be forfeited. Sect. 23. If any vessel having arrived within any district, shall depart, or attempt to depart from the same, unless to some more interior port, or by stress of weather, without report to the Collec tor, the master forfeits four hundred dollars. Sect. 30. Any vessel arriving from a foreign port, the master is to report to the collector, within twenty-four hours after his arriv al, and within twenty-four hours thereafter farther to report the name, burthen, &c. in writing, agreeably to the directions of sect. 23, and shall make oath or affirmation to the truth of the same, ia, words following: I, A. B. do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear {or affirm), that the report and manifest, subscribed with my name, and now deli vered by me to the collector of the district of contains to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all the goods, wares and merchandize, including packages of every kind and nature whatsoever, which were on board the at the time of her sailing from the port of or which have been: laden or taken on board at any time since ; and that the packages of the same goods are as particularly described as in the bills of lading signed for the same by me, or with my knowledge ; that I am at present, and have been during the voyage, master of the said vessel (or how long J ; that no package whatsoever, or any goods, wares or merchandize have been unladen, landed, taken out, or in any manner whatever removed from on board (he said since her departure from thesaid porjtof except such.as are now particularly specified and declared, in the abstract or account here with & that the clearance & other pipers now delivered by me tothecollectoi, are all thai ' now have, or havehad, that any vay re late to the cargo of the said vessel. And I do further swear {or affirm) NEW-YORK REGISTER. 45 (hat the several articles specified in the said manifest as the sea- stores for the cabin and vessel, are truly such, and were bona fide put on board the said for the use of the officers, crew and pas sengers thereof, and have none of them been brought and are not intended by way of merchandize, or for sale, or for any other pur pose, than above-mentioned, and are intended to remain on board for the consumption of the said officers and crew ; I further swear (or affirm) that if I shall hereafter discover or know of any other or greater quantity of goods, wares and merchandize, of any na ture and kind whatsoever, than aie contained in the report and manifest subscribed, and now delivered by me, 1 will immediately and without delay, make due report thereof, to the collector of the port or district of and I do likewise swear (or affirm) that all matters whatsoever in the said report and manifest expressed, are, Io the best of my knowledge and belief, just and true (the follow ing addition to the oath or affirmation is to be inserted in cases where the manifests shall not have been certified by some officer of the customs in manner provided) I further swear (or affirm) that no officer of the customs has applied for an inspection of the man ifest of the cargo onboard the said vessel, and that no certificate or indorsement has been delivered to me on any manifest of such cargo. So help me God. Sworn (or affirmed) before me, this" day of Signed A. B. The master or other person having charge of any vessel having distilled spirits, wines, or teas, shall, within forty eight hours after arrival, make a report in writing to the surveyor, or officer acting as inspector of the revenue of the port under a penalty of five hun dred dollars, the report to be of the following form: Report of distilled spirits, idnes and teas, imported in the burthen whereof is master, from bound to tsi ^2 T« o g-J ai O '5, '5 ~y ~ 1 _ i_ 4J , .* ""y •£ -a o -6 "3 — -_ SP a if 1 60 J2 .2 5 is "_o s 2- 'f O •* c _2 5 * 6 S_J *J 3 •* CJ ££ "5 *i _ o r3 -,-t 5 § ec a SL-3 S u Tj % — -J o a3 si- "3-. o- H t£ H o *_; o £ .£ «8 o & .S. *" _5 -3 1 1 i ! 1 ! 1 45 LONGWORTH'S Sea-stores, consisting of spirits, wines and leas. (Signed) A- B. master. To Inspector of the Revenue for the port of Master, or other person having command, neglecting to make such report, forfeit one thousand dollars. Sect.31. Ships of war or packetsofany prince or state, not per mitted by such prince or state (o carry goods in way of trade, ate not required to make such reports. Sect. 32. Masters of vessels, after arrival and entry, may proceed to foreign ports with goods, noted on the manifest at the time of en try for such foreign port, without paying duties thereon, on giving bond that the said goods shall be actually re-exported in such ves sel to a foreign port, but bonds are not required when vessels put in in distress. Sect.34. Master of a vessel having goods onboard destined to dif ferent districts other than the district at which he may arrive, to he furnished by the collector with a copy of his report, and a certifi cate, showing on what part of the cargo the duties have been paid or secured, and give bond for exporting such goods on wdiich du ties have not been paid or secured ; which copy the master is (o produce to the collector of the district where bound, within twenty four hours after his arrival, under a penalty of five hundred dollars; and the said bond he cancelled by producing from the collector of such district a certificate within six months, of the due entry and delivery of such merchandize in such district or districts. Sect. 35. In addition to the foregoing section, the master to ap ply to the surveyor or inspector of the port for a copy of his report (where there are distilled spirits, wines, or teas on board, to be de livered in different districts) the want of which subjects such arti cles to forfeiture, and five hundred dollars penalty on the master. Post-Office Law. . No ship or vessel from foreign ports, or coming by sea from any port of the United States, shall be permitted to report, make entry or break bulk, till the master shall deliver to the post master all let ters under his care, within his power, other than such as are direct ed to the owner or owners of such ship or vessel, and on oath or af. firmation, to be taken of such delivery, the master to receive two cents for every letter so delivered. Form of the Oath. I do solemnly that I have delivered to the post master of this city, all letters directed to any person or persons within the United States, which under my care or within my power have been brought in the myself master, from those directed for the owner or own- NEW-YORK REGISTER. 47 »ers, consignee or consignees of the said vessel, and persons re siding in this city, excepted. So help me God. Sjct. 57. Goods found on board any vessel not noted on the manifest, the master to make post entry, previous to any permit being granted therefor. Packages wanting, or goods not agreeing with the manifest, the master forfeits 500 dollars, unless made appear to (he satisfaction of the principal officers of the customs, that no part of the cargo has been unloaded since it was taken on board, except such as noted in the report, and pursuant to permits : and that such disa greement arises from accident or mistake. Sect. 60. Vessels arriving from any foreign port, in distress, at any port in the U. States, not being destined for the same, protest to he made by the master and mate, within twenty-four hours, and lodged at the custom-house ; and within forty-eight hours enter his vessel, as in all other cases ; and if by certificate of the warden of the port, of the necessity (hereof, the vessel may be unladen and cargo deposited in (he public store, and reladen again (except such part as may he necessary to be sold to defray the expenses of the repairs of the vessel only, on which the duty shall be paid as in other cases) by permission from the custom-house free from any other charge than storage and fees to the officers of the custom as in other cases. Sec. 93 The master or person having command of any vessel bound to a foreign port or place, shall deliver to the collector of the district from whence such vessel is about to depart, a manifest of all the cargo on board, and the value thereof, subscribed by such person : the penally for not delivering such manifest, and obtaining a clear ance, previous to departure from such district, is 500 dollars for every offence. The form of such manifest as follows: Report and manifest of the cargo laden at the port of on board the master, bound for port, of Packages or Contents or Value at the Marks i Numbers articles in bulk quantity port of ex portation I I Manifest oath on outward cargo. District of I, master or commander of the bound from the port of to do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear (or affirm) that the manifest of the cargo on board the said now delivered by me to the collector of the district and subscribed with my name, contains, according to my best knowledge and be lief, a full, just and true account of all the goods, wares and mer chandize now actually laden on board thesaid vessel, and of the v_- 48 LONGWOHTH'S lue thereof; and if any other goods, wares or merchandize shall oe laden or put on board the said previous to her sailing from this port, I will immediately report the same to the said collector. I do also swear {or affirm) that 1 verily believe the duties on ail the foreign merchandize therein specified have been paid or secured, according to law, and that no part thereof is intended to be re-land. ed within the U. Slates: and that if by distress or other unavoida. ble accident it should become necessary to re-land the same, I will < forthwith make a just and true report thereof to the collector of the customs of the district wherein such distress or accident maj^ .happen. So help me God IMPORTERS OR CONSIGNEES. Sect. 36, Owners or consignees of goods imported, are, within fifteen days after the master's report, to make entry with the col. lector, detailing the several contents and nett cost of each package particularly, and produce the original invoice, documents and bills of lading, which must be verified on oath, or affirmation, by the said parties, who must subscribe the form of entry or oath as follows: When imported in an American vessel. Entry of merchandize imported by in the master,from New-York, i '••- o 0 ft, £> •J en 0 -H ^J _; _ D, •J OJ u 3 actually came consigned to me or to any house of trade or partner ship in which I am concerned, or imported by, or consigned to and intended for sale or to be landed in this district, in the whereof is master, from that the said entry contains a just and true account in of the cost there of, including all charges ; that the invoice or invoices and bill or bills of lading now produced by me, are the true, genuine and only invoices and bills of lading by me received, of the said goods, wares and merchandize, imported or consigned as aforesaid, and the only invoices by which i have been charged, or for which I am to ac count, and the said invoices and bills of lading, are in the actual slate in which they were received by me, and that I do not know of any odiet invoices or account of the said goods, wares and merchan dize different from what is orare here produced. 1 do further swear (or affirm) that if I hereafter discover any other or greater quantity of goods, wates and merchandize, than is contained in the entry a- foresaid, or shall receive any invoice of the whole or any part there of, other in quantity, quality and price than has been now exhibit ed, I will immediately and without delay report the same to the collector of this district. I also swear {or affirm) that nothing has been concealed or suppressed in the entry aforesaid, whereby to avoid (he just payment of the duties imposed by Ihe laws of the United Slates, and that all matters are justly and truly expressed therein, according to my best knowledge and belief. So help me God. \\ hen the above entry is made by any agent, factor, or other person other than the bona fide owner or consignee of such mer chandize, such person to give bond in the sum of 1000 dollars', over and above what the duties may amount to, with condition that (he bona fide owner or consignee of such merchandize shall, on or before the first period of payment of such duty become due, deliver to said collector, a full and correct account of said merchan dize, in manner and form aforesaid ; verified by a like oath or affir mation, before any judge of the United States, or the judge of any court of record of a state, or before a collector of the customs: and in case the duties are paid at the time of entry, a like bond to be given, that such an account shall be delivered within ninety days from such entry. When the particulars of such merchandize are not known,an entry thereof to be made according to circumstances; declaring on oath, or affirmation, all the particulars the party knows or believes con cerning the same, to be subscribed by the party ; and where an im-. perfect entry is made, either for want of invoices, bills of lading, &c. the collector to take such merchandize into his custody, until the quantity, quality or value can be ascertained. iect. 37. Every importer or consignee of distilled spirits, wines or teas, to make a separate entry of the same, specifying the name of the vesseland master, and place from whence, the quantity and qua lity, and a particular detail of the chests, casks or vessels, containing S* LONGWORTH'S the same ; with the marks and numbers ; which entry, after being certified by the collector, to be produced by the surveyor or officer acting as inspector of the revenue for the port; and all permits granted by the collector for the above articles, shall, prior to the landing of the same, be produced to the surveyor or officer acting as inspector for the port for endorsement: any of theabove articles landed, contrary to the above direction, are subject to forfeiture, and five hundred dollars penalty on the master or person having charge of the vessel. Sect. 52. Goods without invoice, or specification of particulars, to be s(ored by the collector until appraised, or invoices arrive, at the option of the importer. Appraisers to ascertain and certify at what rate, or per centage such goods are damaged, but no allowance for damage, unless such appraisment is lodged in the custom-house within ten days after the landing thereof, accompanied with a certificate of the wardens of the port. Form of Appraisers oath and certificate, where goods are without invoice. We, A. B. Sf C. D appointed by the Collector of and to ascertain the contents, and appraise the value of the merchandize contained in the several packages described in the within or annexed entry or account, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear (or affirm) that the several articles detailed in the an. nexed appraisement, subscribed with our names, contains a full and true account of all the merchandize whatsoever contained in the several packages mentioned in such entry or account, and that the several prices by us affixed to each article, are, to the best of our skill and judgment, the true and actual value or cost thereof, at the place of exportation So help us God. Form of Appraisers oath and certificate, where goods are damaged We, A. B. Sf C. D. appointed by the Collector of (he district of and to ascertain and appraise the damage sus tained on merchandize imported by in the whereof is master, from do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear (or affirm), that we have carefully examined the several packages hereafter enumerated and described, and find the several articles of merchandize as particularly detailed, contained in the said packages, to have received damage, as we believe dur ing the voyage of importation, and that the allowance by us made for such damage, is, to the best of our skill and judgment just. So help us God. Sect. 56. Goods not landed in 15 days, to be sent to the public store, and all goods so deposited to be at the risk and charge of the importer, and if not entered and the duties paid or secured within nine months, to be sold, (being first advertised for 1 month) the sur plus money arising from such sale, after the duties and charges are paid, to be paid into the treasury of the U. S. for the benefit of the ma <_< - —i NEW-YORK REGISTER. 51 owners, who upon due proof of the property fhall be entitled to the lane- Perifhable articles may be fold immediately. Sect. 66.] Goodsentered under a fraudulent invoice to be forfeited, or where the collector ftall fufpect that fuch goods are not invoiced agreeable 10 the fum fuch goods are fo'd for at the pi ce from whence they are imported, to be taken into his poTeffion at the rifk and ex. pence of the importer_ until they areapprdfed : and in cafe of prolecu- tion for the forfeiture aforefaid, fuch apprailement (hall not exclude other p-oof on t-ial, of the actual and realcofl of the laid goods, at the plire from whence imported. Sec:. 67.] Packages may be opened in pretence of two merchants, upon fufpicion of fraud, and re packed under the inflection of an officer ; and if found to differ f om the entry, to be forfeited, unlefs made app ar to the f iti*faction of the principal officers of the'enftoms, or a court on trial, that fui-h difference proceeded from accident or rniflake, or without intention of fraud. Returned Cargo. Sect 47.] When poo s, &c. the growth or manufacture of the U. States fhall be returned, not having been (hipped for the benefit of drawback or bounty, no duty to be demanded. Sect. 48.3 Report and entiy of fuch goods, &c. to be ma_c, snJ proof by oath or affirmation of the facts thereof, in manner following: Entry of merchandize exported from the dijlrict of in the mafler, for on the day of by and returnedintbe mafler, from New-York. Marks. Numbers. Packages and Contents. I I Diftrict of Port of I, do folemnly, lincerely and truly fwear (or affirm) that the feveral articles of merchandize mentioned in the entry hereunto annex ed, are to the bed of my knowledge and belief, truly and bona fide of the growth, product, or manufacture of the United States, and that they were truly exported and imported as therein expreffed ; and that no drawback, bounty or allowance has been paid or admitted thereon or any pirt thereof. So help me God. N. B. When the goods fo returned have been exported from any otherdidrktthantheone they may be imported in, bonds to be given by the importer, in addition to the above oath, in the fum of the du. ties, that within fix months, a certificate fhall be producrd from the collector of the cufloms for the diftrict from whence they were export ed, that fuch goods were actually fo exported : in default of which the bond to be forfeited and the penalty paid. 52 lONGVTORTH'S Pcffengers- Sect. 46.] Entry to be made by palfengers of all clothes, tools or implements Of trade, or profeflions, arriving in the United S»tc« to fettle : which articles are exempted troni duty. 1 he farm ct luclitn. try and oath reipecting the fame as follows: Entry of baggage, wearing apparel, 6*c imported by ;„ the master,from Aew-Iork. \Eere the particulars to be infertcd.'] Diftrict of Port of j do fhlcnmly, lincere'y and tru'y fwcar 'or affirm) tint the entry fubfaibed by me and hereto annex-d, contains, to the be II of my knowledge and belief a juft and ti _e ac count of the cofiterru of the feversl mentioned in tl c (aid en- t„. imported in the from and tlm tley contain no "oods, wares or merchandize whatever, other than wearing anmrel and other peiional baggage {or if the cafe require) and the tools of the trade of all which are the property of who has, or have arrived, who is, or arc fhortly exp-cted to arrive in the United States ; and are not directly or indirectly im. Sorted for any other perfon or perfens, or intended for hie. ' ' So he p me God. If the articles fli ..11 be entered by any other perfon than the owner, bond to be given in a turn equal to the amount oi what theduties would fe if imported fubject to duty ; that the owner fhall within one year Verify huh entry on oath, or the collector may direct fceh baggage to be examined ; and if any article is contained therein, which ought to pay duty, entry must be made therefor ; and if an e»try is made as aforefaid, and upon examination thereof, any article 13 found therein lubiect to dtitv (not having been expressed at the time of mailing the entry) it'is to be forfeited, and the perfon in whole biggagr- the fame fh»U be found,forfeits, and (hall pay treble the value thereoi. ' Mode of obtaining drawback on foreign merchandize. _ SVcC7c.] Merchandize impoite.l into the United States, foreign sought filh, fdh oil, playing cards, I af fogsr, fnuff snd manufactured tobacco, excepted, if exported wit kin one year from the paying or fc. curing the duties thereon, from the ports of original importation, a-t entitled to a drawback of fuch ditties, or may he transported coaftways to certain -ilittc'P, and obtain the di awliack if exported from thene; to a foreign port, excepting thole Immediately adjoining the United Statf,* bv oblei virg the following directions : Provided, the duti- ifcid or fecuredon fuch merchandize imported by one perfon or co-par rierfhip, and entered at the fame time, fhsl! amount to fifty dollar except diftilled liquors, which muft b; one hundred andfifty gallon ." St. Augustine, Nova Scotia, Upper and Lower Canada. NEW-YORK REGISTER. 53 and exported in the original Cafln, caits,chefts, b-xcs or other packa ges, except liquors in c-fks, coffee or cocoa in calk- or other packages, or unrefined iugar which may be filled up out of others of the fame importation, or put into ne'.v calks or packages corrtfponding there with, which muil be marked and numbered as the origi»als, but no change or filling up to take place unlets the cafks or otiiei packages are unfit forexportatron, and in no other cafe ; the whole to be pei formed undsr the infp.ction of a proper officer appointed for that pu.poie. When articles are i.i.ported in bulk, the packages in which they are landed ffialf be deemed the packages of original impoi taiion, and m Jit be exported in the fame ; and all certificates for diltiikd lpiriis, wines or teas mull be given up, or no drawback to be allowed. Sect. 76.") Twenty-.eur hours notice to be given by lodging an entry therefor before (hipping the goods, except diftilled Spirits, which require but fix houis : and goods (hipped without a proper permit for feit the drawback. The form of the entry as follows : Entry of merchandize intended to be exported by onboard the _ whereof is master, for for the benefit of drawback ; which were imported into the district of on the by in the master, from and brought into this district on the in the master, from | | JNett cost of | j Num- | Pack-j advaloiem | Weight j Tare and Mirks. | bers. j ages & j articles, as | or j draft or allow | contents | having paid I guage. | ance for leak- I I 1 duties. 1 I age._ When merchandize are exported frons the port of original importa tion,thr following to be omitted in the above: and " brought into this district on the in the master,from" Feevious to any permit being given, proof mull be made by the importer, of the importation and the paying or fecuring the duties thereon, and every other Dei fan through whofe hands fuch merchan dize may hive pallid, of the identity the- eof. The form of the fever- d oaths as follows : Oath to be taken on exportation, by the original importer. E do fole.nnly, linccrcly and truly fwestr {.or affirm) that the articles fpecified in the above, or annexed entry, were imported by {or consigned to) me, in the whereof was mailer, 1 om that they were duly entered by me at the culloni- houfe of this -port, and theduties paid {or fecured) that they are the feme in quantity, qu dity> package, {and value) as at the time of im portation, nccellary or unavoidable wattage or damage only e&cepted, and are novv actually lad.-n on bo.ird the whereof is master ; and th it they are truly intended to be expo ted by me in the did vessel, to the port of and are not intended to be rtiandc- F2 54 LONGWORTH'S •within the limits of the United States. So help me God. Oath to be taken by the original importer, whengoods have been fold. I do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear {or affirm) that the articles specified in the above, or annexed entry, as imported by {or consigned to) me, were truly imported by, or consigned to me, in the whereof is master, from that they were duly entered by meatthecustom-houseoftbis port, and the duties (here on paid {or secured)—that they were (he same inquan(i(y, quality, package, necessary or unavoidable wastage or damage only except ed {and value) at the time of sale or delivery to as at fhe time of importation. So help me God. Oath to be taken by an intermediate person. I, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear {or affirm) that the articles of merchandize specified in this en(ry were purchased by me from and were sold by me to and that they were not to the best of my knowledge and belief altered or in any res pect changed in quantity, quality, value or package, necessary or Unavoidable wastage or damage only excepted while in my pos session, or from time of said purchase until the time of said sale. So help me God. Oath to be taken by an exporter, other than the original importer. I, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear {or affirm) that the articles specified in the above or annexed entry, were purchased by me of that they are now actually laden on board of the whereof is master, and were at the time of such lading, and are now the same in quantity, quality, package, necessary or una. avoidable wastage or damage only excepted {and value) as at the time of purchase, that they are truly intended to be exported by me in (he said vessel to the port of and are not intended to be re-landed within the limits of the United States. So help me God. The exporter to make oath respecting such exportation, and ta give bonds before clearance, or within ten days after, with security, to the satisfaction of the collector, in a penalty double the amount of such drawback, to produce the proof required by law in respect to their being landed without the limits of the United States; with in one year if to Europe or foreign dominions in America, or with in two years if to Asia or Africa. The certificate proper to be pro duced to be of the following form : I, of the of do hereby certify, that the goods or Merchandize herein after described, have been landed in this between the and days of from on board the where of is at present master, viz. A. B. No. 1. a 10. ten hhds. ) containing fourteen thousand lb. C. D. No. 3, 6, 9, IS, four tr. y weight of coffee. E. F. No. 14, IS, 22, ) Eight hhds. containing ten thousand 25, 27, 30, 33, 37, j Ib. weight of brown sugar. G, H. No. 21; a 30, Ten chests, containing seven hundred weight of hyson tea. NEW-YORK REGISTER. 55 I. K.7, 16, 19. Three bales, containing an hundred and fifty pie ces of nankeen,) which, accoiding to the bills of lading forthesame, were shipped on board the at the port of in the U. States of America, on or about the day of and consigned to by of aforesaid, merchant. Given under hands at the this day of A.A. Oath or affirmation of the master or principal officers of the vessel confirming the above. Port of We, master, and mate of the of lately arrived from the port of in the United S(a(es of America, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the goods or merchandize enumerated and described in the preceding certificate, dated the day of and signed by A. A. of the city of merchant, were actually de livered at the said port, from on board the said within the time specified in the said certifica(e. Sworn {or affirmed) at the city of before me this day of Form of verification of the above by a consul or agent of the U. S. I, (consul or agent of) the United States of America, at the city of do declare, that the facts set forth in the preceding cer tificate, subscribed by A. A. of the said merchant, and dated the day of are to (my knowledge, just and true ; or are in my opinion just and true, and deserving full faith and credit.) In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto subscribed my name, and affixed the seal of my office, at this day of M. M. Consul. If there is no Consul or Agent, the following in place thereof. We, residing in the of do declare that the facts stated in the preceding certificates, signed by A. A. of the said merchant, on the day of are, to our knowledge, just and true ; or are, in our opinion, just and true, and worthy of full faith and credit. We also declare that there is no consul or other public agent for the United States of America, or American merchants now residing at this place. Dated at the city of this day of R.S. T. L. Sect. 82. If any goods, wares or merchandize, entered for expor tation with intent to drawback the duties, shall be landed within the limits of the U. States, the same is subject to seizure and for feiture, together with the ship or vessel, and the vessels or boats used in landing the same ; and all persons concerned therein, up on conviction, to suffer imprisonment not exceeding 6 months. Sec. 77. Merchandize may be transported coastwaystosuch ports -s vessels arriving from the cape of Good Hope, or beyond the same. 1(5 LONGWOKTH'S are admitted to enter at, by making the following entry, and ob taining a certificate from the port of original importation. The form of (he entry as follows: Entry of Merchandize intended to be shipped by on board the whereof is master, for to be exported from thence for the benefit of drawback, "which were imported into this district on the by in the master, from New York. Packages Cos( of articles 1 are and paying duty dr. or alio. ad valorem. for leak. Such merchandize to be entered by the consignee, previous to the landing thereof, in manner following : Entry of Merchandize transported coastwaysfor (A. B. or C. D.) in the whereof is master, from for the purpose of being exported from the district of for the be nefit of drawback; which were imported in the district of on the by in the master, from Marks. Numbers. I Packages. I Contents Oath or affirmation to the above. I, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear (or affirm) according to (he best of my knowledge and belief, that the entry by me subscribed is just and true, that the merchandize therein mentioned have been duly imported, and the duties thereon paid, or secured to be paid according to law. So help me God. Sect. 78. The certificate accompanying such merchandize to be produced at the time of making entry, upon which a permit will be granted for unlading; and if intended to be exported to a fo reign port, the same proceedings to be had as if such merchandize had been originally imported into the district from whence they are to be exported. Sect. 79. Merchandize may be transported across the state of New-Jersey, by the following route to Philadelphia, and exported from thence to a foreign p irt and obtain drawback, viz. New- Brunswick, South Amboy, and Eamberton, Borden town, or Bur lington, by making an entry as if transported by water; the* said merchandize to be'inspected and marked previous to the lading on board any packet with intention of transportation as afu;e-a;d, and obtaining' the certificate as in other cases; and if merchandize is transported by any other route than expressed in the passport ac companying the same, or if the marks, fastenings or seals that may be placed thereon, by direction of any officer of the cvistoms.be broken, or defaced, or unpacked, the merchandize in respect to which such omission or wrong doing shall happen, or the value thereof, shall be forfeited. NEW-YORK REGISTER. 57 In addition to the above-mentioned entry, the following shall be made to obtain the passport for transportation, and which is toaccom. panv such merchandize. Entry of merchandize intended to be transported by of the city of merchant, across the state of New-Jersey to Philadelphia. I No. and | | By | To whom Marks. | No's, j description | Contents. I whom ! consigned. I | of package. ) | sent. | II III " A. B. of the city of merchant, having taken the prescribed by law, hereby permitted to transport across the strte of New Jersey, to the city of Philadelphia, i>i the state oi Pennsyl vania, as expressed in the above entry. Given under our hands and seals, at the custom-house this day of Sect. 80. If goods are exported from the district into which they were originally imported the exporter shall receive from the collector of such district, a debenture or debentures for the amount of such drawback, payable at the exact time or times on which the duties on such goods shall become due Provided, that if the duties on such merchandize shall have been paid prior to an entry for exportation, the debenture shall be made payable in fifteen days from the time of signing the bond ; and the debenture may be made- payab'c to the ori ginal importer, when the same shall be requested, in writing, by the exporter, and not otherwise. If merchandize having been imported coanways, accompanied with a certificate,shall -: exported to I foreign port, the exporter to receive a certificate from the collector of the district from whence exported ; which is to be produced to the collector of the district of original im. poitation ; and the drawback to be paid at such port, upoc a debenture or debentures being granted thereon, payable as aforesaid ; but in no case is the drawback to be p:id until thedutics are fir>t received. Bounty on salted provisions and fish oj the United States. Sect. 83. An allowance of thirty cents per barrel is allowed on pickled fish of the United States, and twenty-five cents per Larrcl on all provisions salted within t> e United States, without any deduction, ii thesame fhall amount to (en dollais. And in order to obtain such bounty, the exporter to make an entry thereof with the collector—but no entry will be received where such pickled fish or salted provisions have not been inspected and marked agreeable to the laves of the res. pective states, where such laws are in fcice. Such bounty is payable in six months from the date ot the bond to be given ; and in no case, unless the certificates of landing at a foreign port, as in other cases, are produced. The bond to bein double the amount of such bounty -. conditioned, that the same shall be landed and left at some foreign port 58 LONGWORTH'S Form of the Entry. Entry of intended to be exported for the benefit af bounty by in the whereof is master, bound for Mirks as I I b anded on | Number of I Description and species j Quality the casks | barrels | of fish or provisions i j I s Oath to be taken by the Exporter. I, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear (or affirm) to the b:st of my knowledge and belief, that the designated in the annexed entry, dated and subscribed with my name, have not been imported from any foreign port or place, but are truly and bonafi.de if provisions) salted provisions, cured within the limits of United States (or, if fish) pickled fish of the fisheries of the United States; that they are now actually laden on boaid the whereof is master, and are to be exported to and are not intended to be landed within the limits of the United States. So help me God. Information generally. Sect. 43. The want of certificates of distilled spirits, wines, or teas, subject such articles to seizure and fifty dollars fine, if such certi ficates are not delivered to the purchaser; and if any cask, chest, ves sel, or case, containing such articles shall be found in the possession of any person, without being marked, and not being accompanied with a certificate, the same is liable to seizure. Sect 44. On the sale of any cask, &c. which has been marked, the marks to be defaced in presence of some officer of inspection or customs ; and the certificate of the same to be delivered up, under the penalty of one hundred dollars, and costs of suit. Sect. 50. Goods from foreign ports, not to be unladen but be tween sunrise and sunset, without special licence, under a penalty of 400 dollars on the master and every other pei son concerned, disability from holding any office under the government of the United States for seven years, and being advertised in the newspapers, with foifeit- ure of the goods; and if above 400 dollars, value of vessel and ap parel- _ , Sect. 51. Goods removed before guaged and weighed; and if wines, spirits, or teas, before being marked, without permission, are forfeited. Sect. 88. Persons giving or offering a bribe, foifeit from two bun« dred to two thousand dollars.—Inspectors and officers of revenue-cut ters may go on board, examine and search vessels, have free access to the cabin, and seal packages, and after sunset secure hatches, &c. per- sonj in charge of vessels, for breaking fastnings, but in presence of an officer, forfeit two hundred dollars. Officers may seize within or without their districts^-persons re sisting or impeding them forfeit four hundred dollars. The master or commander of any vessel, that shall obstruct or hinder (dr be the cause thereof) any officer of the revenue, in going on board NEW-YORK REGISTER. 59 his ship or vessel, for the purpose of earning into effect any of the revenue laws of the U. States, forfeit from 50 to 500 dollars. Register act. Every owner of a vessel, residing within the limils of (he U. States, to swear to the register within ninety days after its being granted, or it becomes void, and the vessel and cargo pays foreign tonnage and duty. Least sums admitting of drawback. 1 15 1 17 1 2 22 1 2 Money. | per cent. per cent per cent. Money ol Great Britain I 69. 0. 0 59. 3. 0 45. 15. 6 1 75. 0. 0 64. 6. 0 49. 15. 6 Guilder of United Netherlands | 770 660 510 Specie Livre of France | 1687 1416 1110 Mark banco of Hamburgh | S30 792 612 Spanish & rix dol. of Denmark | 307 263 204 Six dollar of Bremen | 409 350 272 Rupee of Bencal | 560 480 374 Pagoda of India | 152 131 102 Rial valloon I 6140 5262 4088 Mamjesijor a coasung vessel. Manifest of the cargo on board the master, burthen tons, bound from for Marks & | No. of | Packages & | Shippers | Ke id. J Con. | lies. Nuroh'-r. ' F.n'rip I Content | j j [ An Act supp. DIRECTIONS for finding the different offices in the New-York CUSTOM-HOUSE. The Custom-House for the district of New-York, is kept in the WUilding denominated the Government-House, (routing the Howl ing Green, at the foot of Broadway. The Collector's office is in front of the hall of entrance, " DAVID GELSTON, Collector.'' The desks of the clerks, Sec. are numbered from one to twelve, and the business done at each desk as follows: No. 1 Cashier. 2 Debenture Clerk. 3 Entry of vessels from foreign ports, and Licence Cleik. 4 Register Clerk 5 Bond Clerk. 6 Deputy Collector. 1 X Entries taken up and permits granted. 9 Entries completed. 10 Clearance Clerk, and entrance of coasters. !: | Export Clerks. The Naval Office is on the right hand of the Collector's office. SA MUEL OSGOOD, Naval Officer. -J NEW-Y0KK REGISTER. 61 The Surveyor's Office is on the right hand of the hall. PEI'ER A.SCTIENCK, Surveyor. N. B. The. 1-2 ad val. duty is still continued until (he end of next session of Congress, after which it may be deducted, unless renewed in next session. New-York, May liih, 1807. FRENCH DUTIES. The Imperial Decree of the 22nd Feb. 1806, prohibits the im portation of white cotton goods. Cotton pays entry dmies of 60 francs for 2 quinlals. By the decree of the 2jlh Feb. tobacco in leaves pays a duty in American bottoms of 200 francs per 2 quintals. By the decree of the 28th Feb. tobacco in French bottoms pays 180 francs lite 2 quintals. And by the decree of the 4th March, the following articles are subject to the following du ies: Cocoa, 200 francs per 2 quintals. Cocoa from French colonies, entry duty, 6 francs per do. Do. fur consumption, 169. Coffee, 15o. Do. from French colonies, 6. Do. for consumption, 119. Pepper, 150. Do. (rom French colonies, 133. Muscovado sugar, 55. Do. from French colonies, 45. Clayed do. 100. Dc. from French colonies, 80. Teas, u here the value is under 8 francs the kiliograme, 3 francs per kiliograme. Do above 3 francs, the same. Besides a war tax of I 0 per cent on the above dutie*. N. B. The goods in intrepot pay the new duties. aOkillogrames are 102 l-4lbs. French, and U2lbs. American weight. 1 killo- grame is composed of 10 hectogranres, cr.d 5 hectogrames are a little more than a frencfa pound. NEW-YORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 11.is is an old and very respectable mercantile society, estab lished as long ago as the year 1769. It was instituted for the pur- pases of promoting and encouraging commerce, supporting indus try, and adjusting disputes relative to trade and navigation. 'I hey meet the first Tuesday in every month, to transact such business as may come before them Grand.quarterly meetings, first Tuesdays in May, August, November, and February. Officers chosen an nually the first Tuesday in May. Cornelius Ray, president. John B. Coles, ~> • . , . Archibald Grade, ^presidents. John Ferrers, secretary. Extractfrom the Bye-Laws. Ordered, That all future committees shall report to the Cham ber, at the next stated meeting after such committees shall have served, the several subjects of dispute which have been referred to fc* LOXGWORTH'» their decision, with the names of the parties, together with the ar guments and ptinciples upon which their adjucations have been founded ; and that (he secretary record the same in a book to be by him kept for that purpose. Resolved, That the members of this Chamber shall never refuse to submit all disputed matters of accounts which they may be con cerned in with each other, to the final arbitration and determina tion either of the monthly committee, or of such of the members as may be chosen by the parties, or of the corporation collectively, on pain of being expelled the Chnmber. That the members of this chamber will receive and pass gold and silver coin at the rates established by the bank of the Uniled S(ates. 'That all bills of exchange drawn upon any of the West India islands, Newfoundland, or the foreign possessions of America, which shall be returned, protested for non-payment, the amount of the bill, with damages of 10 per cent, shall be paid on demand, at the current exchange, when the bill, with the protest, is present ed either to the drawer or endorser thereof. That all bills of exchange drawn upon any part of Europe*, which shall be returned pro'ested for non-payment, the bill, with damages of 20 per cent, shall be paid on demand, the curtent exchange then given for bills, on the place drawn upon, at the (ime when the bill with protest, is presented to the drawer or endorser thereof. That all bills of exchange and other contracts entered into in foreign countries, and payable in sterling money of Great Britain, and where no rate of exchange is specified, shall be paid at the cur rent rate of exchange between this state and London at the time the same shall become clue. And ail inland contracts and bills of exchange in British sterling money, shall, if not otherwise speci fied, b't paid at par. That when vessels are freighted by the ton, and no special agree ment is made between (he owner of the vessel and freighter of the goods, respecting the proportion of tonnage which each particular article shall be computed at, the following regulation shall be the standard of computation. That the articles, the bulk of which shall compose a ton, to equal .'/ ton of heavy materials, shall be in weight as follows: 15tS81b«. of coffee in casks, 1830 do in bags; 1 I201bs. of cocoa in casks, 1307 elo. in bags ; 952lbs. of pimento in casks, ) 110 ditto in bags. 8 barrels of Hour of 100 3-4 each ; 6 barrels of beef,. pork, tallow, pickled fish, pitch, tar and'turpentine. 2000 weight of pig and bar iron, pot ashes, sugar, logwood, fustic, ni. caragUa wood, and all heavy <\ye woods, rice, honey, copper ore, & all other heavy goods ; I GOO weight of coffee, cocoa, & dried Cod a ih in bulk, & K'OO weight, of dried cod fish in casks of any size; NEW-YORK REGISTER.- £5 C0~9 weight of ship.bread in casks, 700 in bags, and 800 in bulk— 200 gallons (wine measure) reckoning the full contents of the cask, of oil, wine, brandy, or any kind of liquors—22 bushels of grain, pease or beans in casks—36 bushels of grain in bulk- -36 bushels cf european salt---31 bushels of salt, from the West Indie;— 9.9 bushels ofsea-coal--40 feet (cubic measure) of mahogany, square timber, oak plank, pine, and other boards, beaver, furs, peltry, bees-wax, cotton, wool, and bale goods of all kinds—1 hog-head of tobacco, and 1000 weight of dried. hides.-800 weight of China rsw silk, 10 cwt. nett bohea tea, and 800 green teas. Resolved, That if any person has goods oft freight, in any vessel, which he has reason to imagine may have been erroneously mea sured, he may apply to either of the public measurers of this city, and have the same re-measured; and if it shall appear that the quan tity specified in the bills of lading is more than the true measure ment, the owner or cbn.-ignee shall deduct the surplus, with the ex pense of measuring, from the freight: but if the goods, thus re- measured, shall contain more than is charged in the bill Of lading, (heowner of the vessel shall be entitled to receive from the con signee of the goods, as much in proportion as the deficiency of measurement amounts to: or if the goods measured shall be found to correspond with the quantity charged in the bill of lading, in. either erase the owner or consignee shall pay the expense of mea surement. That when no special agreement subsists to the contrary, the fol lowing commissions may be charged. Inland Commissions. On sales, exclusive of storage, 2 1-2 per cent. Ou returns (torn this State to any part of the United States, 2 1-2. per cent. Foreign Commissions* On sales, exclusive of storage, - a percent On returns, if in produce, . 5 per cent On ditto, if in cash or bills, •- - 2 12 percent On making insurance, - 1-2 percent On recovering looses, - - 2 1-2 per cent ' On outfit of vessel, - - 5 per cent On soliciting and procuring freight,. - 5 percent On collecting freight, - . 2 1-2 percent HATES OF STORAGE PER MONTH. as established by the Chamber of Coamjerce. cents. Sugar in hhds. of Iff a 14 cwt. 30 Ditto ditto of 15 cwt. or upwards - 37 1-2 D'tto in tierces of 8 cwt. - - - - 18 Ditto in ditto of 6 cwt. - - - - 15- G 2 *i(S LONG-WORTH'S Ditto in barrels - 6 Tobacco, in hhds. ... - - - 37 1-2 Molasses, in ditto - - - . 25 Ditto in tierces - - - - JS .Rum, in hhds. - - - - 25 Ditto in tierces ... 16 Wine in pipes under UO gallons . - - 30 Ditto in ditto or butts upwards of 130 ditto - • v 31 1-2 Ditto in half pipes - 1 • 18 Di: to in quarter casks - - - - 8 Tiquo's in butts of 130 gallons or upwards - 37 12 Rice in tierces . - - 14 Flaxseed in ditto - - - 12 1-2 Beef, pork, or fish, in bbls. - - 6 Flour and other dry articles in ditto - 4 Coffee, pepper, &c. in bagi of 112 lbs. - -3 Ditto smaller or larger in proportion Gin in cases and other packages of that size - 3 Tea, (bohea) in chests - - - 15 Ditto in half chests - - - - S Ditto in quarter chests « 4 1-2 Ditto green and souchong in half chests - 4 1-2 Firkins of butter, &c. - - 2 Duck, Russia, per bolt - - " J I 3 Ditto raven, per peace - - ° 3 4 Russia sheeting - * ° 3"* Iron, steel, and lead, per ton - *" 37 1-2 Cordage per ton - * . " ^ Hemp, ditto Cotton in bales of 300 lbs. - - 20 Other in proportion Earthen ware, per crate - • Bristol ware, in small crates - 8 Currants in casks, the same as sugar Sugar, in boxes • • 12 12 Ditto in bags of 2 cwt. - - Raisins, in casks, . - • Ditto in boxes - • Coffee, in hhds. . - - " . ' ? Ditto in tierces - " r . I-* Ditto in barrels - Oil, in boxes of thirty flasks * Porter, in tierces - - . . '" Shot, in kegs - • • , Soap and Candles, in boxes - - i. Cod-fish, in hhds. - Odindittoof 110 gallons - -- *.-.•.» KEW-YORK REGISTER. 6F Oil in tierces - - 18 Ditto in barrels - - -9- Hides, dry - - • 2 Leather, per side - - • 1 Grain, per bushel - - 112 Salt, per ditto - - 1 1-2 Boxes of tin . - - » - 1 Dye wood, . . _ - 50 Dry fish, per quintal - 4 All bale or other goods that generally pay freight by measurement, 32 cuts per (on of 40 cubic feet. N. B. The proprietors of all goods are (o be at the expense of putting them in and taking them out of store. All goods taken on storage to ne subject to one month's storage ; if taken) out within fifteen days after tiie expiration of the month, to pay half a month's storage; if after fifteen days, a whole month's. POST-OFFICE, NEW-YORK. TflEODORUS BAILEY, deputy post-master. Postage of letters as established by Congress. For the postage of any single letter, to or from any place by land, not exceeding 10 miles 8 cents. Over 40 and not exceeding 90 - - - 10 90 and not exceeding 150 . - - 12 1-2 150 and not exceeding 300 - - - 17 300 and not exceeding 500 . . 29 Every place more than 500 - - - 25 All newspapers for any distance not more than 100 miles 1 for any greater distance ... 1 1-2 but iu the same state shall not exceed 1 Magazines and pamphlets, per sheet, for any distance not exceeding 50 miles ... 1 Over 50, and not exceeding 100 1 1-2 for any greater distance ... 2 Letters arriving at the post office in the mails or by water, are immediately forwarded to their address by the carriers, for which service they receive two cents on each letter, in addition to the regular postage. Letter-Curriers—Hugh Demean, James West, Archibald Da vie, and William Orr. TIMES OF ARRIVAL Sf CLOSING THE MAILS. The Eastern Mail Is closed everyday at 7 o'clock, A. M. till the 15th of October; and at U o'clock, A, M. from the 15th of October till the lathe*' 68 ( LOSGWORTH'S April ; an.! drives e..;ry day (Mind ay excepted) during the sum. mer term, at 10 o'clock ; and the winter term at 11 o'clock, A. M. The mail dispatched every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, is carried by way of New-London and Providence, to Boston ; and returns by the same rout, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday ; and the mail of Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, is conveyed by the rout of Hartford, Springfield, and Worcester, to Boston ; and returns the same way every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. The Southern Mail Is closed every day at 12 o'clock, at noon ; and arrives every clay during the summer term at 7, and the winter term at 8 o'clock, A. M. Mails for post-offices on the main southern route, as far as North- Carolina stale inclusive, are made up every day (Sunday except ed): and on Sundays, mails are closed for Philadelphia, lialiimore, and Washington City only. The mails for Charleston, and the states of South-Carolina, and Georgia, are made up every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday ; and arrive every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Mails for the states of Kentucky, and Ohio, Indiana Territory, and Upper Louisiana, are closed every Tuesday and Wednesday. Mads for thestate.pf Tennessee, and Mississipi Territory, are closed every Saturday. And the mail for Orleans Territory, is closed every Wednesday and Saturday. The time of their arrival is precarious. The Neto-Jersey Mail Mails for Newark, Elizabethtown, Rahway, Woodbridge, Am- boy, New-Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton, and Burlington, (N. J.) and Bristol, Holmesbtrry, and Frankford, (Pen.) are closed every day (Sunday excepted ;) and arrive every clay (Monday excepted) with the southern mail. The mail to Newtown, (N. J) via Monistown, Booncton, Rock- away, &c. branching off from the main post road at Newark-, com monly called the Sussex mail, is closed and arrives every Tuesday with the southern mail. The mail to Allentown, Freehold, Shrewsbury, and Middletown Point, (N.J.) branching off easterly from the main southern route at Trenton, commonly called the "Monmouth mail; also the mail branching off southwardly from same place, via Bordenton, Mount Holly, &c. to Haddonfield ; and the mail branching off from the same place northwardly, via. Flemington, Pittstown, New-Ger- mantown, &c.to Plumsted, (Pen.) are closed every Nonday with the southern mail. Letters and newspapers destined for the other post-offices in West Jersey are put up daily with the PMinsylvania slate mail, and dis tributed at Philadelphia.. Sv.iftsure Mail. Mails via Springfield, Scotch Plains, Plainfield, New-Market, Bound Brook, Somerset, (C. H.) Ringoes, (N. J.) and New Hope,, NEW-YORK REGISTER. 69 H I and Jenkintown, (Pen.) to Philadelphia, are closed every Wednes day and Saturday, at 8 o'clock, A. M. and arrive every Monday and Friday. The Northern Mail Via Hudson (N. Y.) is closed every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 5 P. M. and arrives every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning; northern mail, via Goshen (N. Y.) is closed at the same hour every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and arrives on (he same days respectively in the morning. Mails for Hillsdale, (N. Y.) and West-Stockbridge, (Ms.) are closed every Thursday, with the northern mail. Mails for Cantan, Freehold, Windham, Walton, Harpenfield, Kortright, Franklin, Stamford, Meredith,Unadilla, Oquago, Che- nango-Point, Union Lyle, Orvego, Chemmog, Newton, Bath, Painted Post, and Lindsleyton, are closed every Tuesday. Mails for Woodstock, Shandaken, Middletown, and Delhi, which branch off westwardly from the main route at Kingston, are closed with the northern mail, via Goshen. N. B. Letfers and newspapers, addressed to the British province's of Upper and Lower Canada, will be duly forwarded with the northern mail, via Niagara, (N. Y.) and Burlington, (Vt.)and al so for New-Brunswick, and Nova-Scotia, in the mail for Maine district, provided the United States postage be previously paid . The mail fo Bennington, Vermont, via South East, (N. Y.) Daiibury, (Con.) & Stockbridge, (Ms ) is closed every Thursday and Saturday, at 5 o'clock, P. M. and arrives the same days. The Long-Island Mail Is closed every Thursday, at 8 o'clock, A. M. and arrives every Wednesday, at 2 o'clock, P. M. Letters and newspapers are delivered out of the office every day, except Sundays, at all hours from the rising to the setting of the sun. Newspapers to be forwarded by mail, should be inclosed in a co ver, and left open at one end, and the number endorsed on each package. If a letter or memorandum in writing is contained in any newspaper, or package of newspapers, the person who deposits the same, forfeits Jive dollars—and the package becomes liable to letter- postage. Letters to be sent by mail should be addressed to (he places of their destination in the clearest manner; they .should always be di rected to the nearest Post office, if Ih? person to whom addressed does not reside where (here is an office ; and the name of the state ought not to beomilted. Letters are often mis.sent from their am biguous direction : a punctual attention to this rule may prevent delays and miscarriages, 79 LONGWORTH'. Letters to be forwarded by mail ought to be delivered at the of. fice, at or before the time of closing, to ensure their going by the mail of the day : as before the departure of a mail, all letters com- posing it, are to be rated and marked; accounts of them entered, and those accounts made out, to be transmitted to the respective post-offices. And newspapers should be delivered at the office, an hour at least previous to closing the mail If an abatement of letter postage be claimed, the letter must be opened in presence of the post-master, or one of his assistants; and if such leKer should, instead of being overcharged, happen to he undercharged, (he deficiency must be made up by the applicant. May 1, 1806. DIRECTORS OF BANKS. BANK OF THE UNITED STATES. Thomas Willing, president. Elias Boudinot, Samuel Breck, Isaac Wharton, Robert Smith, James C. Fisher, Joseph Sims, Ar. chibald M'Cali, John G. Wachsmuth, Paul Siemen, Samuel Coates, Henry Pratt, Thomas Ewing, George Fox, Paschal Hoi. lingsworth, David Lenox, John Stifle, William Payne, Joseph Coolidge, John Lawrance, Abijah Hammond, Moses Rogers, Ed ward Lyde, Gerard Walton, Samuel Johnston. G. Simpson, cash.. BANKS IN THE CITY OF NEW".YORK. The interest for discounts in the banks of this city is fixed at six per cent per annum, upon notes or bill* not having more than six ty days to run. Three days of grace are allowed, and the discount taken for the same. Every bill or note offered for discount must be delivered on (he day preceding the day of discount, inclosed under a sealed cover, directed to the cashier, advising the name of the person on whose account it is offered. Money left at the bank may be drawn at pleasure, free of ex pense ; but no draft to be paid beyond the balance of accounts. Bills or notes lodged at the banks for collection, will be noticed for payment, and money collected free of expense. In case of non pavment and protest, the charge of protest must be paid by the person lodging the bill. Payments made at the banks are to be examined at the time, as no deficiency afterwards suggested can be admitted. Gold coins of England and Portugal are received and paid at (he banks at the rates established by an act of Congress, which be came a law in July, 1793, viz: »9 cents per pennyweight; and SEW-YORK REGISTER. 71 those of France and Spain, and the dominions of Spain, are rated at 87 cents the pennyweight * Silver coins are received at the banks as follows : For 1 crown 110 rents. I For I pistareen SO cents. 1 dollar 100 do. Is English 22 do. Weight of the Federal Coins, dwt. grs. dwt. grs. One Eagle 11 6 Quarter Dollar 4 8 Half Eagle 5 15 One Dime I 17 3-5 Quarter Eagle 2 19- Half Dime - 0 20 4-5 One Dollar 17 8 One Cent 1 0 Half Dollar 8 16 Half Cent 5 12 NEW-YORK BRANCH. Cornelius Ray, president Thomas Buchanan, Robert Lenox, John Murray, Peter Schermerhoin, David M. Clarkson, Ebenezer Stevens, Charles Ludlow, Francis B. Wintlirop, Oliver Wolcott, William Codnian, Jacob Le Roy, David Gelscon—Jonathan Bur ral, cashier. Notes for discount must be offered on Mondays and Wednesdays BANK OF NEW-YORK. Mathew Clarkson, president. Herman Le Roy, Joshua Wad- dington, John B. Coles, Wynanl Van Zandi, jun George Turn out?, Robert Bowne, John Atkinson, Rufus King, William Den ning, John R. Murray, Nehemiah Rogers, John M'Vickar— Charles Wilkes, cashier. Notes for discount must be offered on Mondays & Wednesdays. MANHATTAN COMPANY Daniel Ludlow, president. Ja nes Arden vice-president. Henry Rutgers, George Lewis, Waller Bowne, John Broome, James Fair- lie, Thomas Farmar, Daniel Phoenix Isaac Clason, Wm. Edgar, Maturin Livingston, (ex officio)—Henry Reinsen, cashier. Notes for discount must be offered on Wednesdays & Saturdays- MERCHANTS' BVNK. Joshua Sands, president. Richard Vanek, Thomas Storm, John Kane, William W. Woohey, John Hone, Henry I. VVyckoff, John Taylor, Isaac Cock, Peter jay Munroe, Fienry A. Coster, David Lydig—Ab. G. Lansing, treas. (ex officio)—Lynde Catiin, cash. Notes for discount must be offered on V\ ednesdays & Fridays, Other Banks in the United States. NEW YORK STATE BANK John Taylor, p. esident. Thomas Tillotson, Abraham G I.ans- * A temporary regulation is at present adopted at tiie Hanks, that all those half joes usually denominated West-India light half joes, shall be received at only 80 cents per pennyweight. 72 LONGWORTH'S « ing, John D. P.. Douw, Gilbert Stewart, Peter Ganesvoort, jun. Thomas Mather, Francis Bloodgood, James FLane, Elkanah Wat son, Cornelius V. Schei'.uvne, Israel Townsend. JERSEY BANK. Amasa Jackson, president. John Griffith, John B. Murray, James Thomson, Aaron Ogden, Thomas Salter, Andrew Foster, Allen Shepherd, James Heard, William I. Robinson, and Joseph Strong—John Low, cashier. Notes for discount must be offered on Thursdays. NEWARK BANK. Elisha Boudinot, president. A.Mercer, A. C. M'Whorter, E. Van Arsdale, John Crawford, Aaron Coe, D. D. Crane, — Wal- , lace, George Nelson, J. N. Gumming, Tobias Boudinot—William Whitehead; cashier. VERMONT STATE BANK. • Titus Hutchinson, esq. president. Benjamin Swan, Elias Ly man, John Mattocks, Mark Richards, Alexander Campbell, John Willard, Daniel Phipman, Apollus Austin, Horatio Seymour, Win. C. Harrington, David Robinson—Job Lyman, esq. cashier. BANK OF POTOWMAC. Thomas Vowell, president. FARMERS' BANK IN LANSINGBURGH. John D. Dickinson, president—Hugh Peebles, cashier. BOSTON BRANCH. George Cabbot, president—Peter R.Dallon, cashier. WASHINGTON BRANCH. John P. Van Ness, president. James Davidson, jun. cashier. BALTIMORE BRANCH. John Swan, president. David Harris, cashier. SAVANNAH BRANCH. Joseph Habersham, president.—Thomas Metidenhall, cashier. NEW-ORLEANS BRANCH. Benjamin Morgan, president. Joseph Saul, cashier. CHARLESTON BRANCH. Adam Gilchrist, president. Josiah Smith, casldcr. NORFOLK BRANCH. Robert Taylor, president. Robert Oliphant, cashier. SALEM BANK. Benjamin Pick man, president. BANK OF NORTH-AMERICA, IN PHILADELPHIA. John Nixon, president. Henry Drinker, jun. cashier. BANK. OE PENNSYLVANIA. Samuel M, Fox, president. Jonathan Smith, cashier. NEW-YORK REGISTER. 73 BANK OF MARYLAND. William Cook, president. BANK OF PHILADELPHIA. George Clymer, president—Quintin Campbell, cashier. BANK OF DELAWARE. President, Thomas Lea—Directors, William Hemphill, John Ferres, Jacob Broom, Peter Biynberg, Jofeph Baily, James Cstnbf, Samuel Nicholas, Peter Baudnv. FARMERS'& MECHANICS' BANK. President, Jofeph Tagert—Directors, Seth Craige, John Miller, Thomas Wotherfpoon, Jofeph Price, John Barker, Thomas Parker, William Levis, Samuel Richards, John Smith, James Sharswcod, Samuel Barnes, James Ash. INSURANCE COMPANIES- NEW-YORK INSURANCE COMPANY. Charles ME'vers, president—Hugh Andeifon, secretary, EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. President, William W. Wooliey—Directors, John B. Co?es, Archibald Gracie, Thomas Franklin, ffaac Burr, Gilbert Afpinwell, Samuel Talman, James Fairlie, Peter Curtenius, Thomas Farmer, Henry 1. Wyckoff, Herman Leroy, Benjamin G. Minturn—Secre- tary, John Meyer—Surveyor, Jofeph Board- COLUMBIAN ASSURANCE COMPANY. President, John P. Mumfoid—Assistants, David Murnfnrd, Pe ter P. Goelet—Directors, John Thurilon, Benjamin G. Minturn, Jacob Reed, Ifaic Clafon, Benjamin Bailey, John Giant, David G. Hubbard, Cornelius I. Bogert, John Atkinfon, Ihomas Buckley, George Grifwold, William Lawrence, Samuel Jones, jun.. William Rhinelander, John Jacob Astor, LelTert Leffcrts, Maltby Ge-lston— Secretary, Jofeph Sands. MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. President, Samuel Wa:d—Assistant1-, George Turnkill, Wm, Neilson, jun—Secretary, Mcnfon Hay%—Directors, R Ltnox, J. Lawrance, J' Stout, J.Taylor, J Lenox, VV. Wiifon, I. C Van- den Heuvcl, Wm. Mainland, H 1. WvckofF. MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. President, Robert Lenox— secretary, Samuel Boyd—Directors, Thomas Buckley, David Grim, Joihua Jones, Robert Bcnfon, Isaac Heyer, Robert Gofman, Anthony Dey, John Townfend, Andrew Morris, John B. Dafh, Jacob Sherred,Mol.s Rogers, George Ireland, Anthony Steenbacb, Archibald Gracie, John Mafon, John Taylor, Peter Dustan,, Ifaac Scoring, Abraham Varrick", Cliriffopher Hal. stead, John I' Glover, Gabriel Furmaa—-Treasurer, Jehn Murray, jun. H COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Directors—Charles Wright, William Minturn, LeviCoit, Jor- don Wright, John Tom, Thomas Carpenter, William Lovett, Grove Wright, John Townfend, John Franklin, Henry Post,jun. Renfalaer Havens, Gabriel Havens, Elifha Leavenworth, Thomas Stagg, jun. Amafa Jackfon, William Whitlock, George Newbold. WASHINGTON MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. President—Thomas Storm—Treasurer, Jonathan Little—Sec retary, Peter Hawes—Directors, Thomas Storm, John Onderdonk, Simon Van Antwerp, Benjamin Ferris, John Slidell, Henry Rankin, William H. Robinfbn, George Stanton, Peter Ritter, John fiogert, John Rathbone, Adam Treadwell, John Gamage, Andrew Foster, James Davidfon, Ezra Weeks, Jotham Post, jun. John Hyflop. UNITED STATES INSURANCE COMPANY. President, George Barnwall—Directors, Walter Bowne, Thom as Buchanan, William Edgar, John I. Glover, William Henderfon, William Hill, John Titus. George Buchanan, Daniel M'Cormick, John M'Vickar, John R Murray, Francis Lewis, Cornelius Ray, John Shaw, Thomas Pearfall, Thomas C. Pearfall. PHCF.NIX INSURANCE COMPANY. President, Walter Bowne— Secretary,G N Bleecker. PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. Agents,IT. & A. Bache. BALTIMORE INSURANCE COMPANY. President, Alexander M'Kim. CHESAPEAK INSURANCE COMPANY. President. James Calhoun. NEW-YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY. Trustees, Benjamin Moore, Matthew Clarkfon, Egbert Benlon, j Daniel Phcenix, John Kemp, John Stevens, Peter Wiifon, Charles 1 Wilkes, Samuel L. Mitchill, William Johnfon, Daniel M'Cromick ' —Treasurer, Daniel Phoenix—Secretary and Librarian, John 1 Forbes. Library is open every day from _ P. M. to funfet. MEDICAL SOCIETY STATE OF N.YORK AT ALBANY. President, William M'Clelland—Viet President, Alexander Sheldon—Secretary, John St-arns—Treasurer, Moles Willard— Censors, Duncan Cook, Caleb Saropfon, John M. Mann, William • Wheeler, Mofes Willard—Committee of correspondence David R._ Arnell, John Ely, Westel Willoughby, Alexander Sheldon, John M. Mann. COLLEGE OF PHYS1CANS AND SURGEONS. Nicholas Romavne, President. Samuel L. Mitchell, V. Presi dent. Archibald Bruce, Register. Abraham Brown, Treasurer. Edward Miller, David Hosack, Wright Post, Alexander Sheldon (Montgomery) Wm. Livingston, (Washington) Wm, Wheeler, XEW-YORK REGISTER 75 (Dutchess) Win. M'Clelland, (Albany) James Smith, William M'Neven, Felix Paschalis, I. £. R. Birch, John D. Gillespie, Henry VanSolinger, censors. A. Ho=ack, Sec'ry. Professor of chemistry, Samuel L. Mitchell—Professor of practice of physic, Edward Miller—Professer of botany and mate- ria medica- David Hosack—Professor of mineralogy, Ar»h':bald Bruce—Professor of the institutes of medicine, Benj. De Witt. NEW YORK HOSPITAL. Governors, Mathc-w Ciarkfon, Robert Bowne, John Murray, Hen ry Post, jun. John Murray, jun. Thomas Eddy, Gilbert Afpinwall, Ifaac Collins, Thomas Buckley, John Atkinfon, William Denning, Jonathan Little, Jokn Franklin, Hemy 1. Wyckoff, John T. Cham- plin, jaines Scott, John Kane, Wyant Van Zandt, jun. Thomas Franklin, Samuel Mansfield, Andrew Munis, William Johnfon, John Bogeit, John P Ritter, John R. Murray, Matthew Franklin —President, Matthew Ciarkfon—Vice-President, Robert Bowne —Treasurer, John Murray—Secretary, Thomas Buckley. AMERiCVN ACADEMY OF ARIS. President, John R. Livingston—Vice-president, Rufus King—-- Directors, Morgan Lewis, John Trumbull, John R. Murray, Wm, Cutting, Louis' Simond—Treasurer, Charles Walker—Secretary, Samuel M. Hopkins. NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. President, Egbert Benfon. 1 si Vice-president, Benj. Moore, » o. id do. Brockholst Livingston. Corresponding Secretary, Samuel Miller, D D. Recording Secretary, John Pintard. Treas urer, Charles W iikes. Librarian, John Forbes. Standing Com mittee, William Johnfon, Samuel L Mitchi'I, David Hosack, John M. Mafon, Daniel D. Tompkins, John M'Kesson, Antb. Bleecker. WESTERN INLAND LOCK NAVIGATION COMPANY. Directors, J hi Murray, John B. Graves, John Atkinfon, Rob ert Bonne, John Taylor, (Albany) Simeon De Witt, William Den ning, P.ter Curtenius, Matthew Ciarkfon, John T. Champlin, Gil bert Aspenwall, Thomas Eddy, Peter P. Goelet. NEW-ENGLAND >OClETY. President, Oliver Wolcott. Vice-presidents, Francis B. Winth- rop, Ebcnezcr Stevens. Counsellors, Rufus King, Samuel Ofgcod, Abj ih Hammond, Samuel Ward Assistants, William Coleman, Areafa Jacklbn, John Trumbull, Silas Talbot, Frederick Jenkins, John T. Champlin, Elifha Leavenworth, George Griswold. STATE PRISON. Inspectors. .William Few, chairman...George Warner, John Bingham, John Mills, Peter A. Schenck, Abraham Bloodgood,Wil liam T.Slocum. Peter H. Wtndover, agent...Nicholas Roome, keeper...Richard Chalk, clerk... John Gibson, deputy keeper. • t- LONGWORTH S MINISTERIAL AND CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS BY /I HE UNITED STATES. In France and Its dominions-. John ylrmstrong, minister resident Consuls, Cathalon, Marseilles. William M'Cartv, Isle of France. Richard Yates, .dux Cayes. Charles D. Coxe. Dunkirk. Mr. De la Motte, or Peter Dobell, Havre. Louis Forman, Guad. aloupe. Thomas Aborn, Cayenne. Fulwar Skipworth, Paris. William A. Patterson, Nantz. William Lee, commercial agent at Botirdeax, In Spain audits dominions—Charles Pinckney, minister resident Consuls, Moses Young, Madrid. Edward Church, Bilboa. Robt. Montgomary, Alicant. Prebble, commercial agent. Joseph Isnardi, Cadiz. William Kirkpatrick, Malaga. Maurice Rogers, St. Jagode Ci.ba & the adjacent'ports. Henry Hill, jun. consul- general for the islands of O ba, resident at Havanna. James An derson, agent for seamen and commerce at Havanna, and for the navy department in the island of Cuba. In Madera—James L Cathcart, esq. consul. In the Batavian Republic—Sylvanus Bourne, consul-general. Charles W. F. Dumas, agent at the Hague. Consuls, John Reel.., dernaker, Rotterdam. David M Clarkson, St. Eustatia Benja min H. Piiil'psj Curracoa. Nicholas Rousselet, Demarara, In the dominions of Portugal—Vice-consuls, John Street, Fayal, W. G. M'Elroy, Teneriffe. The Azores or West-India Islands—John B Darney, consul. In the dominions of Sweden—Elias Eaehman, consul, Gotten*..^ bu-gh. In the dominions of Denmark—Philip Depeyster, consul, St; Croix, John F Brown, St. Thoma=. In Germany—Consuls, Frederic. J Wichelhausen, Bremen. P. j Mark, Franconia. Francis I. Taney, Osteud. John M. Forbes^, vice consul, Hamburgh. In Mo?occo '• consul-general for Algiers. Con stiis, James Simpson, Morocco. Guiseppe Chiappe, agent at Mag-1 ador. William Stewart, Smyrna. Tobias Lear, consular-generaf.j for the Barbary coast. jn Italv—Consuls, Conrad Frederick Wagner, Trieste. Tho mas Appleton, Leghorn. in Canton—Consul, Edward Carrington, jesq. In Tripoli—Consul, Dr. Gearge Davis, with powers to settle the war differences. Dr. James Dodge, consul for Tunis. In Great Britain—James Munroe, minister resident. Pinck. nev, minister plenipotentiary. Consuls, gen. Lyman, London, Jaines Mtirrav, Liverpool. Thomas Auldjo. V. C. Cowes. Eds • •ward Fox, Falmouth. Joseph Wilson, Dublin. John Gavino, Gibralter. William J. Millet, Calcutta. Turrel Tufts, Surrinam, —, esq. Kingston. John C. Muiray, Glasgow. John Cas. els, Edinburgh and Lei!h. Joseph Pedis, Malta. NEW YORK REGISTER. 1j MINISTERIAL AND CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS BY FOREIGN POWERS TO THE U. STATES. By Spain—Don Carlos Martinez Yrujo, minister plenipotentiary, Don Valentine de Foronda, consul-general at Philadephia. Con suls, Don Thomas Stoughtun, at New-York. Don Juan Stoughton for New-Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut,. Vermont, and Rhode-Island Don I. Wiseman, vice consul for the same states. Don Pablo Chocon, vice consul at Alexandria, Columbia. Don Juan B Bornabeau, Maryland. Don Antonio Argolte Villalobos, Virginia and Kentuckey. James Morphy, North and South-Caro lina. Don Philip Fatio, Georgia. By France—Felix de Boujour, commissary-general and Charge des alfaires, Washington. Commissaries, Giraud, Boston. Antoir.e Venance Gabriel Key, New.York, Soult, Charleston, S. C. vice- commissaries, Cazeaux, Portsmouth, N. H Le Quinio, Newport; R. 1. Fourcroy, Philadelphia. Sotin, Baltimore. A. R. Terrien de Ririere, Alexandria, in the district of Columbia. Debille, Wilmington (N. C) Arcarabal, Maryland. By Portugal—Joseph Rudemaker, charge des affaires and consul, general. Consuls, James Barry, for the eastern states and New. York, at New-York. John F. Soares, for Pennsylvania. —— ——, for Maryland and Virginia, at Washington. By the Batavian Republic—G. Van Polanen, minister resident. Consuls, Adrian Vaick, Maiyland and Virginia. Jan H. C. Hei- nekar, Pennsylvania and Delaware. George Reid, esq. North and South Carolina and Georgia. Diednck Larrouwer, New-Hump, shire, and Massachusetts, John G. Bogert, vice-commerciai agent, for N. York. By Sweden—Richard Soderstrom, consul-general, resident at Philadelphia Consuls, Houlf, Boston and the eastern states. Charles Neistedt, Philadelphia and the southern states. Jonathan Swift, vice-consul for Maryland and Virginia. Henry Gahn for New-York. William Scarborough, jun. Savamia.i. By D. nmark—Peeler Pedersen Charge d'affaires and consul.gen. I. F. hchard, consul for the middle states, George Hammeken, consul for the eastern states, residing at New-York. Vice-consuls, David Green, Boston, Mass Jonathan Swift, Alexandria. Francis Taylor,. Norfolk. John Bontz, Edenton. Joseph Winthrop, Charleston. WihiainScarboiough.jun. Savannah. By Greal Britain— cr-kine, minister plenipotentiary. T. Barclay, consul general for the eastern states. Phiueas Bond, con. sui-gene-ral for the southern states. Consuls, J Hamilton, Virginia T..M Djiinough, New-Hampshire, and Massachusetts, George Miller, North and South-Carolina and Georgia, H3 78 L0NGW0RTH5 BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. TAMMANY SOClElY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER. . This national institution was established in the year 1789 : its 'j fundamental principles, are, to connect in the indissoluble band of : patriotic friendship, amerie-an brethren of known attachment to j their country and the rights of human nature. It has an increasing fund, which is applied to the relief" of distressed brothers, their widows, and orphans;—to the contingencies of the society, and S such other purposes as the council of "Sachems may recommend,. .1 subject to the veto of the society—except charities to a stipulated I amount. Tnis society has a constitution in two parts—public and j private—the public relates to all external or public matters; and j the private, to the arcana, and all transactions which do not meet f the public eye, and on which its code of laws ate founded. The I sister societies in different parts of the United States, of the same j name, and which have emenated from this by dispensation, act j under the same constitutions, and have similar laws and custom;. The grand anniversery of this order is celebrated in the GREAT i WIGWAM, on the 12th day of May, when a long talk is delivered I by a brother—the tomahawk remains buried—the calumet is 1 smoked, and the chain of union brightened :—they taste the pro-"I ductions of the forest, and the waters of the great spring. They ah 1 so celebrate with the highest splendor, the fourth of July, and the § evacuation of this city and country by the British, on the twenty. I fifth of November : on these memorable days they join with their-J fellow-citizens in procession, in which they display the cap of liber- t ty, and the great standard of their ordei ; being the arms othe • United States:—the calumet of piece, and banners, showing °a 1 one sit'e the armas of each separatseparate state, and on the other a star and I the animal by which the state or tribe is represented, &c. &c. This society consists of about twelve hundred members, inclticl. ing a great number of the first characters in the state ; it is divided into tribes, emblematic of the United States; over each of which a Sachem presides; jointly, they form—TAMMANY SOCIETY, or COLUMBIAN ORDER ; over which presides the Grand Sachem. They also hold, quarterly, a grand council; over which the father presides. This society was incorporated on the 9th of April, 1805, by a very liberal act of the state legislature; and they now have it in contemplation to erect an elegant building for their assemb ies, and other purposes;—to be called the GREAT WIGWAM OF TAM- N_ANY- SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER, which they hope -will be an ornament to. the city, and an honor to themselves. Thai election for officers is annual, in April; but the ballots aie not can- rased, until after the great anniversary. The result of which, fo: '.he present year, is as follows,, viz. J SEW YORK REGISi'Eli. "9 Benjamin Romayne, grand sachem—William Mdoney, father of the council.—William I Waidron, treasurer,—Jonas Humbert; sec'ry.—Abraham'O Valentine, sagumore. COUNCIL OF SACHEMS. Wm. Mooney sachemoi the New-York QI eagle tribe, & F. C. Wiiiiam Jones, sachem of the New-Hampshire,, or otter tribe. Jolm Forbes, sachem of the Massachusetts, or panther tribe. John Hopper, sachem of the Rhode Island, or beaver tribe. William Peterson, sachem of the Connecticut, or bear tribe. ' John S'riker, sachem of the New.Jersey, or tortoise tribe. Benjamin Ayci igg sachem of the Pennsylvania, or rattle-nake tribe - Judali Hammond, sachem of the Delaware or tyger tribe. iNapthaii Judah, sachem of the Maryland, or fox tribe. Israel Titut, sachem of the Virginia, or deer tribe. Samuel Cowclry, sachem of the North Carolina, or buffalo tribe. Stephen Baurdett, sachem of the South.Carolina, or Racoon tribe. John P. Half, sachem of the Georgia, or wolf tribe. ' Henry Howard, scribe to the council. Roome, zoiskinkie. . N.-B This society assembles at present in their wigwam at Martlings, ever) Monday in the year, independent of public occa sions and extra meetings.' HUMANE SOCIETY Instituted for the relief of poor prisoners, and for supplying the poor with soup at a cheap rate. John Roelgers', president—John N. Abeel, James Bleecker, • Leonard Bleecker, Abraham Beach, John Broome, Caduallader D. Golden, Mat hew Clarkson, Richard Duryee, Nicholas Evert- son, John H Hobert, David Hosack, John C. Kunzie, William. Linn, James Manning, Samuel Miller, John M. Mason, Andrew I Morris, Jacob Morton, John Murray, Nathaniel Pendleton, Tho. •'< mas Storm. By order of the society—John Nichie, jun. sec'ry. ORPHAN \SYLU-M SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED IN MARCH, 1S06. Mrs. Hoffman, First Di ectress-Mrs Hamilton, Second Di« rectress--Mrs Bethnne. Treasurer-M'. Rodman, Secretary I Mrs. Startiu, Mrs. M'Vickar, Mrs. Sad lei, Mr-.Puree, Mrs. Fa'ir-I* lie, Mrs. Brown and MissTalman, Trustees. , There' is no institution which, in our estimation, so much merits the aid of the " well inclined" as this : to feed and clothe tlte infant:\ bereft, of father and of mother, is indeed the true employment of the charitable. We confess ourselves not the advoctateof too great' a latitude in the use ef those usually termed charitable establish.! ments. We believe charity in this- country consits more mftnding employment for the needy than in supporting them in idleness:--. " Pity, Town, to the dis.trest.is due ; But when the afflicted may themselves relieve, The fault's their own if they will suffer on." *$_, LOKGWORTH'S But the " Orphan Asylum'' institution is indeed a charitableone •n the fullest meaning of the word. *' Such sanctity ! such tenderness, so mix'd With grief, as would draw tears from inhumanity I" " O do not, do not speak! There is an eloquence in silent pity, ;* Beyond expression." " If pity on the wrongs the injured suffer Be term'd a weakness, be it mine; for know 1 glory in it, none but cowards scorn it." The good intentions of these " venerable and amiable" matron institutors, we recommend to the warm support of the good. New York Lying in Hospital. ——.President. Rev. J >hn C. Kunzie, vice-presi dent. FVederick De Peyster, Treasurer. Wm Houston, Sec'ry. Doctors flodgers, Hammersly, and Mitchell, physicians. NEW-YORK DISPENSARY Rev. Di' Rogers, President. Mo^es Rogers, Treasurer. Robert Watts,_7'tin. Sec'ry. Gen. Clarkson, Rev. Dr. Beach. Dr. Hosack, Moses Rogers, James Scott, John Waits, Rev. D . Kunze, John Keese, John B. Murray, Leonard Bleecker, Dr. Valentine Sea man, Samuel vl Hopkins. Physicians, John Huyier, Shadrach Ricketson, Andrew Hunt Henry C* Kunze, Fayette Cooper, Benjamin R. Robinlon—Hugh M'CIean. *t* The boxes containing the apparatus for the recovery of drowned persons, are placed at Abraham Van Guelders, lower end of Cortlandt-street; No 15 Front, between Moore-street, and the Exchange-slip ; and Alexander Hamilton's, No. 285 Water-street. Society for the Relief of poor Widows. Susan Pendleton. 1st Directress. Maria Clinton 2d Directress. Catharine Few, Treasurer, Mary Hosack, Secretary. Isabella Graham, Sarah Hoffman, Sarah Mills, Sarah Srtartin. Hannah Car rier, Sarah Hubbart. Mary Stansbury, Ann Woolsey, ->arah Piatt, Elizabeth Robertson, Helen Rndgers, Mary Houseman, Managers. Free School. De Witt Clinton, President. John Murray, jun. Vice President, Leonard Bleecker. Treasurer. B. D Perkins, Sec'ry. Mathew Clarkson, Henry Teubrook, Garrit H Van Wagenan, Mathew Franklin, Adrian Hegeman, John R, Murray, Wm. S. Burling, Wm. Franklin, and Samuel Hicks. Missionary Society. Rev John Rodgers, President. J. H Livingston, Vice-Presio dent, D» Bethune, Treasurer. J. M, Mason, Sec'ry. NEW-YORK REGISTER. 8' Associated Body of House-Carpcnters of the City of New-York. Hugh Torrance, President. Anthony Brown. V. President. - Sagiuel Clark, secretary New-York Cooper's Society. Christopher Gallow, President. Richard Grant, V. President. Robert Speir,Treasurer. John Walker, Sec'ry. General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen- Augustus Wright, President. J lines Hopson, Sec'ry. SUPREME CONCORD SOCIETY, NO. I. INSTITUTED IN 1801. H. R.Murray, R. W. President—Samuel F. Whiting, V. Pre sident—Gavin Spence, Treasurer—James Horner, Secretary— Adam Walker, Master of Ceremony—John Regan, Physician— John Strachan & John Mustard, Stewards—Standing Committee, Colin Tolmie, Thomas Duncan, Joseph Robertson, Staeey Hep- hum, Zebedee Ting, James Marshall and John Geekie. Wm. Downie, Centinel and Messenger. Meet at Pierson's Porter-house, No. 259, William street, on the last Thursday in every month. The Anniversary held on Easter Monday. N. B. An order of Merit is annexed toJSTo. I. they meet the last Monday in every quarter. Anniversary held on the second Monday after Easter. "CONCORD SOCIE'Y, NO. 2. Collin V. G. Forbes, W. P..../ohii M Kelvy, V. P...Ross Duffy, Treasurer.. Samuel Dunshee, Secretary ..-Ellas Kent, Master of ce remonies...Patrick M'Carty k Edward Megin, stewards.*Collin Tolmie, Mtchael Devoy, John Fitzgerald, James Patten, Patrick Matthews,Lawrence Courtney ek John Gowan, standing committee. Robert Patterson, Centinel ek Messenger. Anniversary 23rd December.—Meet at Pierson's tavern, No. 259, William-street, the second Thursday in every month. PROVIDENT SOCIETY. • INCORPORATED 6th FEBRUARY, 1805. Peter Fenton, President...RoswellGraves, Vice President...James Laing, Treasurer...Richard S. Kissam, Physician... John Bennie, Secretary....Committee, E'.isha Morrell, Esq. Thomas S. Town- send, Abraham A. Slover, Jacob Clinch, Joseph Earle, Thomas Scott, William Ferguson and Alexander Dennistoun. By this, valuable institution more than 1000. dollars is annually disbursed in benefits to widows, orphans, and sick and superannua ted members. In the month of April last, 280 dollars was thus dis posed of. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. INCORPORATED 6ih JULY, 1805. Thomas L. Rich, president...William Ferguson, Vice Piesident ;,.James Laing,Treasurer.. John Benr.ie, Secretaiy„„Comniittee, 82 LONOWORTH'S John Coffin, Nicholas C. Everett, Andrew Mather, William Fer guson, George Lindsay, Thomas Menelaws, and Jolui Ferguson. This society predicated upon the same principle as the Provident Society. MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. Alexander Dennistoun, President...Donald M'Naughten, Vice President...Alexander Ogilvie, Treasurer...Thomas Boyd, Pliysi. cian...John Benner, Secretary...Committee, John M'Gregor, Francis Cochrane, John Wilbey, Archibald M'Neven, William'. Oliver and John Linnen. This institution is founded upon the same principles as tlie*Pro- vident Society. Associated Teachers of New-York. John Coffin, President. John Moir, V. President. Jacob Ro rnaine. Treasurer. Andrew Smith, Sec'ry. Alexander Doig, Steward. Meet every Saturday evening. Albion Benefit Society. Incorporated 6th February, 1805. John Cauldwell, President. John Missing, Sec'ry. St. Patrick's Society. Daniel M'Cormick, President, Robert R. Waddell, Sec'ry. Marine Society. James Farquhar, President. Christopher Prince, Sec'ry. Caledonian Society. Robert Thompson, President Wm. Scott, Sec'ry; Dumfries and Galloway Society. Wm. Maxwell, president Wm Scott, Secretary. St. Andrew's Society. Robert Lenox, esq. President. Alexander S.Glass, Sec'ry J St. George's Society. Joshua Waddington, President. R. S. Newby, sec'ry. Fire Department of the City of New-York. Willet Coles, President. Robert Warded, Sec'ry. Meet the first Tuesdays in March, June, September, and Dec. Manumission Society. Samuel L. Mitchell, prefident, Valentine Seaman ist vice-prefi. dent, Adrian Hegeman, _d vicc-prefidmt, Christopher M. Slocum, Secretary, Thomas Collins, aili :ant fecretary, John Murray, junr. Treafurer, Abraham Barker, Regifter. Standing Committee—William T. Slocum, chairman, William F. Pell, Secretary. Board of Tr_*i-«s—-Willet Hicks, chairman, Robert H. Bowne, Secretary. Counsellors-.-.'Peter J. Munroe, Cadwallader D. Coldens Willi am Johnfon, Thomas A. Emmett. Committee of Correspondence—-George Newbold, Chairman, William SlofTen,, fecretary, Henry Poll, junr. John L. Bowne, Thomas W-lden,' Valentine Hicks. NEW-YORK REGISTER. The machine or fly-guard, here represented, is designed to se cure to infants, when sleeping in hot weather, the inestimable be nefits of fresh air, and undisturbed repose ; and it so completely answers that purpose, is so cheap and simple in its construction, and so superior to the common Gothic-cradle, we conceive that every judicious parent who gives it a fair trial, will perceive its superior utility, and give it the preference. The frame can be made by any person, of the common pine laths, notched and tied together with waxed thread or sailmakers' twine. The only expense is the sheet of Scotch gauze to be thrown loose over it. MASONIC LODGES. Grand Lodge of the State of New-York. Moft Worfhipful honorable Dewitt Clinton, Efqr. G. M — M. W. Martin Hoffman, Efq. D. G. M—M. W. J. Woods, efq. S- G. W—M. W P. S. Van IlenfaUer, efq. J.G. W.-M. W. John Wells, efq. G. Sec—M. W. R. Cocks, efq. G. T.—Varian, G.T. Meet on the firft Wednelday i« March, June, September and De cember ; the Grand Steward's Lodge, on the laft Wednefday in Fcb- luary, May, /4uguft and November, at the City-Hotel The officers of the grand lodge are elefted at the yearly meefing in June, and the officers ef the private ledges <|t the regular meeting in December, previous to the feflival of St. John' - Grand encampment of Knights Templar, Gen. Jacob Morton, G. M. Saumuel Jones jun. Generalifimo, Wm. Irving, Capt. Gen. Alexander S. Glafs, S. B. John Speycr, Aid. Ezra Weeks, Trealiner. Court of Enquiry. Elias Hicki, David S. Jones, John Rodman, Alexander Hofack, Melin&on Smith. Ctntinal. £•* LONGWORTH'S Encampments held on the fecond Tuefday in January, March, . May, July, September, and November, in St. John's hall. Annual encampment at City Hotel, on Trinity Sunday, on which day officers are elecled, and an addrefs is delivered by the Grand Mailer, or a Sir Knight deputed by him for that purpofe, at which all mafler mafons are allowed to attend. Ancient Chapter No. r. James Wood, M. E. H. P. Robert Fairchild, E. K. John Coffin, £. S. Il'rael Purdy, capt. of the H, 'Timothy G. diner R. capt. John W. Forbes, ist G. M. RobtVt Elliot, _d G. M, Wm. Ervin. 3d G, M. John Harrifon, T. Jacob Frank, S Philip Becannon, A. Robert Rhodes, C. Newington Grenard, P. John C. SchofTt, T. The above chapter meet the fouith Friday in every month at St. John's Hall. Washington Chapter of Royal Arch Masons. John Bleecker, M. W. H. P. William W. Rodman, R. W, Thomas H. Vail, R. W- S. _ Meet on the fecond Friday in each month at St. John's Hall. Jerusalem Chapter of Royal Arch Masons. No. 8. Under the jurildiftion ot the general grand chapter fc the northern states. Thomas Lowndes, M. E, H. P, George Weir, M. E. K. ..mos Curtis, E. S, Thomss Sketchley, P. S. Jof Yates, C. H. Wm. W. Frayard, R A. C. Wm F. Stewart, 3d C. John E. Kuckd, 2dC Thos. Weir, istC. John Westeifield, S. Thos. Waring, Thus. Vaughn, H. & C. Meet on the lecond Friday in each month, at the Chapter Room, Siote lane. Hibernian Chapter of Royal Arch Masons, No. 3. Meet on the first Thurfday in every month, at No 3 Siote-bme 5 Names of the officers not received, Frcedonian Ciiapter. Meet at St. John's Hall, ist Friday in each month Names of the officei 5 not received For Rising SanChapter, No. 16. fee page 88. St. John's, No. 1. John Sayre, W- M P. Rikec, S. W. E. Wiiliams, J. W Stephen Kingfland, S. Burnfide, T. Robert Banks & Ja: Southerland, D. B Roffette, T. M.et on the fecond, in fummer, and on the fecond and fou Thurfdays in every month in winter, at St John's Hall. A MARK LODGE is annexed, which meets the fi.ft Thurfdayin February, Apri', Augufi, October, and Dcctmbcr Indcpeudant Royal Arch, No. 2. Elijah Pinckney, W. M. Lincoln Tibials S. W. Henry Tread- well, J. W. Jofhua Seco , S Gerardus Woolli:y,T. Cornelius-. 1 tfEW-YOHK REGISTER. 8$ John Taylor, D. S. Shspter & J. C. Scholt, M. of C. John Leabeck, T. Meet on the firft and third Tuefdays in every month, at No. 87 Naffau Streer. A M 1KK LODGE is annexed to No, 2, which meets the fecond Friday in febuary, May, Aug ft and Novembei, and on the firfl Thurfday after St. John the Ev ngelill's day. St A 'drew's No. 3. John J Palmer, W M Samuel Gale, S. W. Geo Weir, J. W. George Bruce, S. John Turner, T. Thos. Gibbon & Jof Wood, D Thomas Srhiffelin, & H. Sage M. of C. D. Ferguion & Geo* Wi.fon, -. RolTetter, T. Meet on the fecond and fourth Tuefdays in every month at St. John's Hall. A MARK LODGE is annexed to No. 3, which meets at the fame time an J place. St John's, No 6. James Lyons, W M Jofeph Cnrbett, S. W. John O'Neal, J. W. Patrick Callely, S Bet jam in Mirlhall, T. Owen Treanor & Ar- thibald Kid, M. C. Wm. Johnfon & John Bell, D. T-ewis Weaver, T. Meet on the fecond and fourth Wednefdays of each month, at St. John's Hall A MARK LODGE is annexed to No. 6, which meets the third Tuefday in every month. Hiram, No. 7. Robert Fairchild, W. M. Samuel MontEomei v. S. W. Amo* Curtis, J W. Elijah Guion, S John Hyflop T Charfc* J. Field k Peter Paulding, deacons--John Marrmer & Simeon C'-oker, mailers of ceremony— -Jofeph Meeks & hdwatd Marriner, Stewarts? — Richard Nexibn, tiler.— Brother', fc.iward Rock"?1! Richard Gennings, Charles Hyflop, Henry Waning e_ Elijan Guion, Hand ing committee. Meet at St. Jol n's Hall on the first and thiid Tueidays in every month. A MARK LODGE is annexed to Hiram Lodge, which meet* on the _.st Tutiefay in Fchrunrv, May, August, & November. Holland, No. 8. Ebenrzer Iving W. M- J.llR Brh, S. W. David Long. Worh,J. W JohphD. Fay, ieoetary Varick, realm er. A ect on th.. fi. st Tuefday in Atigu3t, September and O&ober, and en the fii st and third Tueidays of the icmaining months at the City H tel A MARK LODGE is annexed which meets at :h« &me tiojc tta place i' f)5 LOXGWOR'lll S Trinity, Ne. io. Meet tb: Lcond Monday in each month, at St. John's Ha'l. Otri'ers nam s not received. A MARX LOD'JE is annexed to No. io which meets on fit:- f'ur:h Monday ii January, April, J.ily and October, at the fame place. Phoenix No I I. Robert Qm>, M. Hugh Andeifon, S W. Djgald M'Ken.ie, J- W. Gilbert B. M jtt; leercH-ry; Samuel C Wfcfl-ls, treafiirer. i Meet on the fecond and fourth Wednefdays in every month, it No. 3 South flreet. A M \ RK LODGE (no. 7) is annexed to no. 11, which meel the first Monday in the Month. L'Udion Eran-aise, No. 14 Jo'nG. TarJv, W.'M. Auga tus St li'enwerck, S. W. Aorn* L. TifLt, J, W. Le*is B.nffe, orator, Gabriel L. Tlierriott & William Drbois, fee. italics. Fcaotis St illenwerck, treafurer John. 'Tonne!!,-, tit expert; A' C. D.fl >rivnont, lecrd expert, ji J. Ji<. Gourpas, keeper of the archieveV Augustus Gaettn & Julreii Mi- t'non, H-.fpit'diiers. Frafiris" D.cou'&'Jaiu'eS'R' lcSfd, masters rerc-inoiif. Gafpard Richird, arch & terrible. John B Efco! infffe tyler ——-Gothier, c'Utdoor tyfer. Meet on the first and third Mond.y in every month, at St. JohnV Hiill. A MARK LODGE is annexed to L'Union F ancaife Lodgi-j which meet on the fourth M'.rrd-ty in January April, Ju'y k Oo tober.' 1 - n v- -Jtbrqfns. No. 15.. . J Elifhri \Y. KJSR \f. M Nevinfon GreenarrJ, S. V^-JoIepW W. Bucket Ji W. Ch/tries Lindfey,rfecrctary. Daniel D. Smilff, tr4-flir^E Dievid Main &• Nathaniel'S'.awfo'n, -masters0. f ceremony James Vanan, tiler. ,, Meet on the first and third Mondays in every-rr.ontb, at St. John's Hill. J A M \RK LODG\ is armexsd to No. 15*, wlrch meets; the feconrT Mbiidiy in J.uuaiy, March, May, Ju'y, S.ptemb-f, 8t'N*bvenib.r. Warren: W W l^dtnln, W M Th.Mins Waldeiv'S. W. CtarleJ Miller, JJ W Win S. Rrc a-d;,lcxrctary. " ~ ' — /tfeaWcV.'l B Olivers Bi'.ckwell ana D'Hp'ak-.t deatevrs, Brothers —— & KHgfie, r\r; -.r'. cerenv.tiv. B. IV. tfeiVtiler. Met at S. Jonn'- Hi i, p the first Tluirfd y in June, July, Aer Kurt; and Se'p>aiyb^,>arT,c^'tVi'f>:sVawlthVd ofHheetr*rnrt>mls ii the year., NEW-VOICE. RtGISTFR. Sf Adelphi, . Joel Davis, W. M. Robert C Cornell, S. W. Peter A Mill- fpaughj W. Wm. G Miher, jun' f.cretary. Wm.L. Mott, trealurer J-mes Variaft,' ti c Meet on the fi st and third I hurfdays in every month, at St. John's Hall. A M \RK LODGE is annexed, which meets the first Wednefday in Januaiy, April; J-iy, and October, at the lime place. Erin.- Meet on toe fecond & fourth Mondays in each'month, «at No. 87 I Nslkvi street. Ofiiceis names not received. Washington. Meet on the first a„_'th"rd 'Tvtfftbys hi every. ' mortify -at 'no?3 Suutfi'-sti ect • Names ct officers not received-- Albion. William'Jones, W M David I. Daniels, S. W. F. Dunbar, J.W. jtfpli WalfiSjtrtafiirer John WaUis,lc'cretary. John Hardest-It ek h!i Emmons, mast, ceremonies. Jofeph Witham, fefl. deacon! John Ditchett, J. D. Dmiel W. Demnead & Alexander Jerol- m»ft,'Stew rds. -Jofeph Jacobs, tiler. . Meet the fi st and third Mondays itrevery month,at no. 87, Naf- fair street. Moribii;. • Ifa.tc Rogert, W. M. Ri chard'jottifoV, S'-W; John De-grot, J W J1 lies M'Lean, treafurer. William Donn; fec'fetafy. JdhfY H Seidell, fen deacon Lewis Del-rcfoix, junvdescon. James An ion & I ewis Ofbbrn, -teWlids1—— Samuel L Whit'ode, tiler. Mert on tlse first Friday in every "month at St- John's Hall, AM i.RE'1 Lt'DGb is annfetta? whk-h meets the third _?rn}_)W UMay, August, Nbve?ast»T'8e-Febfti3ryi Pe 'Sitictfitti General V ftor M reau, W.. M Anthony Stafford, S W. HVry Chrii_r;.Jy VV. Jjf.-jih Mercadier, i Orator. John- P Benevolent. B. Andriefe, W. M. P. Becannon, S W. Jof. Forrester, J W- Win. Welfh, fee-retay. Geo. Ricker, treafurer. A. Williams Se Wm. M Summers, deacons. Beufe ~ A De grove, mast, ceremony Ala Guernfey,tiler, Meet on the 3d Wednefd y in every month »t St. John's Hall. Clinton. D S. Torbert, W- M. John D Miller, S. W J. W. John S Hunn, fecrrtiry. Augustine Slaughter, trealurer. Thomas H; Vali 8c Felix Pafeafis, masters of ceremony. J Bofs, tiler. Meet on the fecond & fourth Tueidays in every month, at St. John's Hall. Woods. Hrael Purdy, W. M. Jafper Ward, 3. W. Timothy Gardiner, J. W. Richard Ellis, fecretary. John Hannifin, treafurer. Wm. M'Laughlin & George M'Laughlin, deacons, James Berjeau & Wm. M'Cabe, masters of ceremony. Edward Edwards & Robert Elliot, Stewards. Morris Oakley, tiler. Meet on the fecond and fourth Thurfdays of every month at St. John's Hall. Fortitude, No. 84.. Lorey Van Noflrand, M. lfaac Nichols, S. W D. Amerman, J.W. S. IIcndrickfon, fecretary. Wm. Wiifon, treafurer. John Titus S. D. John Dezendough, J. D. Wm. Faning fit John Himell, stewards. G. Frederick, tyler. Meet on the first and third Mondays in every month, at brother Boerum's Brooklyn. Rising-Sun Chapter, No. 16. James MDonald, M. F. H. P. Eliss Dob, M. E.K. Charles Poflley, M. £t S. Peter Dob, C. of the H. Hugh O'Hara. trea furer. P. Callily, fecretary.—Standing committee, Peter Dobs, James M'Donald, John Benfon, Amaziah Dufenbery. Meet on the id and 4th Tueidays in every month, at St. John's Hall. Mafonic band of mufic to be had of brother Hoffman, leader, N». 51 Afltbony-ftreew LONGWORTH'S New-York Directory. Where a blank is left after the name in this Direc tory, it is always to be understood as a street; at Broad is Broad-street, Beaver is Beaver street, Sfc. The lanes, alleys, slips, Sfc. are always mentioned. (pf The dashes under the sur-names always signify the name directty preceding, h. stands for house. XxARON, Henry merchant 129 Pearl Abanatha, Anton carpenter 1 j 1 Harman Abbatt, Robert merchant 218 William Abbot, Samuel mariner 154 Hefler AbeeTG. B, & J. ironmongers, Water corner New--.' ——, Garrit B. merchant 292 Broadway —, James 29 Fair , John ironmonger corner New-flip and Water ——, Rev. John N. 29 Fair Abergh, Chriflian grocer Third corner Hefler Abernathy, William 87 Warren Ablin, widow Charlotte 58 John Abraham, Peter rigger 35 Catharine Abrahams, Beuajah boarding-houfe 4 Lombard —, lfaac Bancker near Roofevelt ———, Jacob clotbing-flore 274 Water —— , Mofcs tobacconifl 115 Broad h. 23 Water Achefon, Andrew tailor 324 Water Acker, Jacob boatman Provofl , James morocco finifher 35 Role ———, John 38 Anthony ———, Thomas carpenter 2 2 Brannon ———, William cartman Hudfon Ackerman, Aaron tailor 55 John — , Abraham mafon Brannon —— ——, Abraham accountant 62 Hudfon ———, David lopemaker 173 Hefler " , Garrit lamplighter upper end Chapd —, Henry bricklayer 6 Magazine , James ropemaker 47 Bayard ———, James fhoemaker 61 Murray [Delbroffes —— , James fhoemaker 406 Broadway ; another ———, John cartman 97 Reed ——-—, John cartman Crofs , John baker 78 Barley K 93 LONGWORTH'S Ackerman, John chairmaker 440 Pearl » John D. caitman 85 Church , John conflable 9 Doyer , Matthias cartman 126 Mott . widow Mary market-woman 95 Firfl > Simon ir.lpector of lumber 386 Greenwich , Widow 47 Elizabeth Ackle-y, widow of John 72 Gold Ackerfon, Jacob 1. cartman, Dcfbroffes Ada^r, James cartman 10 Sixth Adair, Robert grocer c, 3 Henry Adams, Abijah Smith Hefler corner Norfolk .Adams, A. carpenter 169 Harman Adams, David fhoemaker 28 c Water Adams, Daniel blackfmith 3 Temple Adams, D. P. teach, of mathemat. & naviga. 270 Pearl Adams, Erancis mafon 89 Divifion Adams, James mariner 13 Henry Adams, John merchant 10 Vefey Adams, John rigger Clafon's-wharf h, 23 Oiiver .Adams', John failmaker 145 Divifion Adams, Peter mariner 58 Oak Adams, Prudence midwife 148 Bedlow Adams, llichaid cartman 31 Barclay Adams, Sunuel broker 52 Beekman Adams Thomas mariner 85 Henry Adams, Wm.riggee 16 Harman, loft near Citrr.rine-fl. A'ams, VVm. merchant 83 Pearl Adams, Wm. fhipmafter 4 Harifon Adams & B'own (Noah) fhipwrights Corlaers-hook Aiamfon, William merchant 35 Pearl Adcock, William fhoemaker 17 Chatham Addington, John cooper 83 Second Ad_ifons John stevidore Anthony corner Elra Addoms, J. keep, of public-ll.61 Fair Sc 113 Grrenwich Adec, Daviddrygood ft. 168 Pearl houfe 53 Jchn Aclee, William and David merchants 168 Pearl Adema, John G. fruiter 119 Fly-market Aderton, Thomas fhipmafler 66 Harman Adonis, Francis hairdreffer 336 Greenwith Adriance, Abraham I. broker io3 Front houfe 3 Dutch Adriance, F. A. painter 64 Mott A-riance, Samuel P. merchant-tailor 69 & 89 Pearl AFRICAN CHUHCH, corner Church and Leonaid AFIUCAN FREE-SCHOOL, 65 Cliff Aqanton, Thomas mill-Rone makei 63 James Armel, Hyacinth French teacher 8 George "IWUI 1 N-EtV-YOKK DIRF.CTORY. 99 Agnew, James grocer 144 Wafhington Agnew, John tobacconill and merchant 313 Mater Aikin and Woodward merchants 82 John Aikman. John fhipwright 144 Bedlow Aim, Daniel grocer JI Chapel Aim, Mrs. Icamftrefs rear 49 Barclay Aime, Martin cartman 14 Geoige An flee, Robert merchant 5 Albany-bafon h. 17 Duane Air-Furnace, Columbian, Bailey near Crcls Air-Furnace, Curtenius', Greenwich Air-Furnace, Induftry, Greenwich Air-Furnace, Union, upper end of Broadway Air-Furnace, Youle's, Cot laer's hook Aitken, John rigger Suffolk corner Hefler Akerly, Jacamiah 133 Cherry Akerly, Widow 68 Rutger Albany Cojfce-Houfe, 114 Greenwich Albany Stage-Office, Courtlandt Albert, Frederic cartman Mulberry near Bayard Albertfon, Samuel edge tool linith Bioome Aldtn, Jofeph fhipjo'iner 80 First Alder, 1. uphoh'lerer & paper warehoufe 58 Maiden-lane Aldt-rfon, Thomas livc-ry-tlabler 53 Maiden lane Aldridge, Jofliua fhipwright too B.dlo.v Aldworth, Henry milliner 139 William Alexander, Andrew 55 Naffau Alexander, Andrew Republican-alley Alexander, Jacob rigger 5 1 Charlotte Alexander, John barber 10 Bedlow ek 281 Greenwich Al.xinder, John barber 281 Greenwich Alexander, John g'ocer 7 Front Alexander, Rob,rtgocer 9 Paik Alexander, Mary giocer Church Alexander, Samuel grocer 44 Barclay Alexander William rigger 5 Charlotte Alfoid and M-i*vin carpenters 15 Catharine Allaire, Alexander cartman 54 b. George All dre, I. P. bran and flour-l.ore OrcharrJ Allaire, James P. brafsfounder Corhers hook AlLiir, Peter 10 Cedar Allaire, Peter A. live-ry-liabler 29 John Allaire, Seaman cartman 21 Charlotte Allaire, U. caitman 14 Charlotte A!!en, Abraham cartman Grand near Eflex Allen, Alexander carpenter 39 Rocfeve'.t Allen, Andrew laborer 32 Suffolk XOO lONGWORTH'S Allen, Benjamin fnuh Wafiiington h. Hudlbn Allen, Daniel fhoemaker 36 Thomas Allen, Ebenczer hlackfmith 7 Charlotte Allen, Eleanor 7 Mulberry Allen, Eliztbeth feamflrels 48 Lumber Allen, Henry gunfmith 34 Maiden-lan« Allen, James carpenter Cornell Allen, James grocer 15 Coenties-flip Allen, John cooper 47 Fourth Allen, John hatter 32 U. Barley ATen, John rigger 42 Bedlow Allen, Jonatha1 conllab!e94 Henry Allen, Jofeph confectioner 16 Frankfort A lien, Jofeph mariner Charlotte corner Henry Allen, Nathan cartman 1 Bridge • Allen, Nehemiah merchant 22 Oliver Allen, Mary Grand Allen, Stephen fail-loft S3 South; houfe 211 Watsr Allen, Sufan boardinghoufe 159 Broadway Alien, Wm. boaiding-houfe 61 John Allen, Wm. gunfmith 108 Maiden-lane ; h. Divifion Allen, Wm, carpenter 21 Catharine-lane Allen, widow L. feainftrefs 136 Divifion Allen 8c Hubbell, merchant^ corner Buriing.il. & South Allen and Lathrop, fail-duck flore, 211 Water Alley, Jeremiah Leonard Alley, Enos fhoe-flore 97 Maiden-1. houfe 188 Pearl Allien, Lawrence 101 Bowery Allingham, John 17 Magazine Allingham, William carpenter 86 Harman Allinfon, James merchant 349 Pearl AHifon, Michael cabinetmaker 40 and 42 Vefey Allifon, Peter dcckbuilder 307 Wafhington Allifon, Peter bral'sfoimder 209 Greenwich Allifon, Richard cabinet-maker 58 Vefey Allifon, Thomas hatter 72 Chamber Almond, Thomas store 81 Murray Alpin, Archibald mariner 137 Henry Alstine, Abraham boarding-houfc 14 Frankfort Alston, Ifaac fhoestore 247 Greenwich Alyea, Jemima Third corner Hester Ambrofe, William ran Ton 51 Harrr.an Amerman, Peter fhoe-store 154 William Amerman, 'Thomas cartman 11 Vandewater Amerman, P. & J. grocery and feed-store, 1 Magaaine AEttes, Thomas groom 41 Barclay NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. iO 1 I Amerman Albert 27 Vandewater Amy, Mary 19 Geoige Anastali, Jofeph fiuiter 268 Water Ainu, fegar-maker 33 Chape! Andariefe, Barnet tailor 316 Pearl Anderfon, A. culler of staves and heading 86 Fiont Anderlbn, Abraham cartman Third near Pump Anderfon, Abraham cartman 21 Elizabeth Anderfon, Alexander engraver 9 Upper Reed Anderlbn, Alexander 109 Divifion Anderfon, widow of Alexander cabinet-maker 29 George Anderfon, Andrew cabinetmaker 50 Bcekman Anderfon, Andrew cartman 77 Murray Anderfon, Anthony L. pVryfician Magazine Anderfon, Barnard laborer Sixth near Grand Anderfon, Beithrong livery-stabler 180 William Anderfon, Charles 96 Gold Anderfon, Elbert 189 Bowery Anderfon, jun. Elbert cabinet-maker 79 Broad Anderfon, Ephraim 10 U. Reed Anderfon, Geoige tailor 10 U. Reed Anderfon, Flenry carpenter 38 Ciiapd Anderfon, Henry carpenter 21 Thomas Anderfon, Henry cartman 63 Bedlow Anderfon, Ifaac cartman 9 Harifon Anderfon, James grocer 40 Hudlon Anderfon, jaracs merchant 144 B.oadway Anderlbn, James tiilmaker 67 Rooftvelt Anderfon, James cork-cutter Belvidere Anderfon, John plane maker 71 Chatham Anderlbn, John fhoemaker 41 Chapel Anderfon, John waterman Wafhington Anderfon, John carpenter 49 Cliff Anderfon, John mariner 69 Henry Anderfon, John merchant 139 Water Anderlbn, John tavern 26 Garden Anderfon, John mariner Henry Anderfon, John mariner 83 Btdiow Anderfon, Mofes and James upper ropewaik Orange Anderfon, Nicholas baker 196 William Anderfon, Nicholas upholster 70 Partition Anderfon, Petct mariner 28 Oliver Anderfon, Peter cork-cutter Belvidere Anderfon, Richard cartman 3 Anthony Anderfon, Richard laborer 128 Mott Anderfon, Robert mafon 87 Bedlow Anderfon Samuel laborer 48 Hemy K2 \02 10NG WORTH'S Anderfon, Thomas grccer ioo Anthony Anderfon,'Thorn fhipwright 57 Lombard Anderfon, Walter cabinetmaker 33 Fifher Andcrlon, fen. William caiman 64 Bowery-!ane Anderfon, jun. William fhoemaker 64 Bowery-lane Anderfon, William rigger 20 Suffolk Anderfan, William ina'.on 96 Reed Anderlbn, widow Elizabeth 41 Chapel Andes, Peter ca-ptntcr 7 Catharine Andre, Abraham accountant 15 Augustus Andres, Christian rigger 5 Cbeapiidc Andres, P. carpenter & g'.ue-manu. Hester n. Oichard Andres, Stephen tobacconist Sixth near Grand Andres, John cartman Water (fhip-yards) Andrews, D. merchant 96 William Andrews, George compofition-manufaclory 51 Barclay Andrews, John gardener Bowery Andrews, John barber 78 Murray Andrews, J. groc. & cartman Waterabove Montgoraeiy Andrews, John carpenter 22 Catharine-lane Andrews, John hardware-store 7 Maidcn-iant Andrews, Jofeph merchant 436 Pearl Andrews, Samuel W. tailor 263 William Andrews, William jeweller 22 Cedar Angele, T. 11 Jacob and 10 Vandewater Angeline, George whitewafher upper end William Artgelis, Gaetano phyfician 5 Magazine Angelowe, John 48 Elm Angevine, Gilbert grorer Grand corner Firtt Angevine, John cartman 34 Second Angevine, Lewis grocer 110 Muiberry_ Angevine, Peter cartman Grand near EiTeX Angus, John fhoemaker 201 Divifion Anfbake, Frederic cartman Elizabeth near Grand Anflty, David carpenter 18 Jay Anfon, James marfhal Orange Anion, Lawrence rigger 87 Lombard Anthon> George doctor 11 Broad Anthon, John attorney TI Broad Anthony, J. P. tanner & currier 68, houfe 31 Frankfort Anthony, Mrs. boarciing-houle 50 Broad Anthony, Jofeph rigger Divilion corner Norfolk Anthony, Jofeph rigger 9 Bedlow Anthony, Nicholas infpector of leather 1 Warren Anthony, Nicholas N. 2 Rcfe ""^p XEW-YORK DIB-EeTOHY. 103 ' Anthony, William laborer Fayette Anthony and Young, drygood store 154 Broadway Apple, Conrad furgeon 9 Murray Apple, J.'.cob butcher 40 Bayard Appleby, Gi'bert cartman VValnutnear Corlaers-hook Appleby, Jacob butcher Chei'nut Arabin, John millener 125 William Arch, Jofeph dockbailder 78 Vefey Archhold, Ralph fhoemaker 37 Murray Archer, Anthony cartman Mary Archer, Elizabeth Chuich near Ltl'penard Archer, Ezekiel fhoemaker 8 Vandewater Archer, Jacob mafon Budd Archer, James grocer 14J. Lombard Archer, Jonathan cavtman Church Archer, Zeno merchant 206 Broadway ArcuHrius, George baker 30 Co; tlandt At'cularius, Philip I. 11 Frankfort Arden, Francis butcher 207 William Arden, J*rob S. phyfician upper end Bowery Arden, James merchant 53 Broadway Arden, John grocer 13 Old-flip Arden, Mary 22 Ceortlandt Arden, Richard D. merchant 36 Cedar Arden, Sufin 438 Pearl Arden & Clole, merchants 66 Wafhington Aiding, Abigail Mi s. 73 Btekman Artll, Peter, 35, Chamber A rents, S. cedar-cooper, 72 Murray Arcnts, Thonas cedar-cooper 72 Murray Arinitage, Benjamin meicham 48 Pine Armitage & Eafimond merchants 48 Pine Armour, widow Mary 36 Chamber Armftrong, widow Eliza tailorHefler cor, Norfolk Armftrong, Hugh mafon 100 Reed Armftrong, James mariner 12 Charlotte Aimftrong, John mafon upper end of Henry Armffrong, Mary teacher Hefler near Mulberiy Armftrong, Mary boardinghoufe 64 Bedlow Armftrong, Samuel tavern E. George Armttrong. William tavern above State-pi ifon Aimftrcng, William caipenter 13 Elizabeth Armlirong, Wijliatn mafon 4 B rley Armftrong, jun. William merchant 7 Pine Arnauld,j. Baptift 115 Fly-market Arnett, William groc« Brooa»e corner Fourth 10-4 LOX'GWORTH'S Arno, Andrew grocer Pump corner Mott Amod, John tavern and boaiding-houfe 58 James Arnold, Jacob currier Orange Arnold, John fhipmafler 18 Mulberry Arnold, Levi carpenter 8 Chefnut Arnold, Moles ropemaker Mulberry near Hester Arnold, Philip 69 Firfl Arnold, widow Elizabeth 32 Firfl Arnold, William ropemaker 65 Mulberry Arnod, William Lborer 185 Henry Arnott, John grccer 21 Bedlow ARSENAL, Chatham corner Tryon-row Arthur, J Atkins, William laborer rear 12 Mulberry Atkinfon, Edward fhipmaflcr 145 Water Atkinfon, John rigger Hefler corner Suffolk Atkinfon & Son, J.merch. 133 Pearl; ho. 20 Cortland! Atterbury. Job 17 Jay Auchinclofe, Hugh roerchrnt 37 Gold Auchinclofe, & Co. Arthur, merchants 156 Pearl Aucbinvole, D merchant 68 Pine • Audler, Rebecca 139 Water Audoyer, Andrew tailor 50 Barley Auld, If-.ac grocer 18 Magazine Auiden, James ftivadore 92 Henry Aullin, David fhocmaket 69 Reed Auftin, George merchant 67 Maiden-lane Auftin, James hatter 42 Barclay Auftin, James cartman 175 Bowery Auftin, Nathaniel weigher 243 William Auftin, widow of Richard 35 Harman Auihn, Thomas carpenter Broome Auftin & Andrews merchants 96 William Auther, Jacob 446 Pearl Averill, Samuel 371 Pearl Avery, John fhipwright 195 Divifion Avery, widow of John 7 State Avery, Nicholas fhoemaker 203 Divifion Avery, Reuben cordwainer 80 NaiTaU Avery, 74 Chamber Avery, widow 123 Bedlow Avis, widow E. George corner Cherry Aycrigg, Benjamin 171 Wafhington & 72 Partition Ay mar, Daniel 58 Ann Ay mar, James grocer corner Thomas ck Church Ay mar, widow Jane 100 Beekman Ay mar, John 7 Church Ayniar, John D. block andpumprnaker Bache's-wl.arf Aymar, Peter grocer 71 Cortland: Ay.-es, Frazee 2 South ; houfe to Front Ayres, John mafon Anthony Ayres, Jofeph carpenter Elizabeth Ayres, Obadiah grocer 171 Harman Ayres, Reuben cartman Orange corner Broome Ayres, Thomas blackfmith Fair B Batbs, widow Sarah wireworker 4 Broad Babcock, Frederick merchant 216 Broadway Babcock, F. & C. fhipchandleis 71 Dey 106 LONG WORTH'S Babcock, Simean fhoemaker 414 Greenwich Babcock, Thomas baker 87 Harman Bach & Co. Robert druggifts 128 Pear! Bache, Theophylact & Andrew merchts. 87 Water Bachell, David grocer Rivington cor. Fiift Bachelor, William brafsfounchr 235 Bpwery Backhoufe, widow of Edward cabinetmaker 365 Peail Backus, Ebenezerauctioneer 153 Pearl, hou. 74 Bowciy Bacon, E. dry-good-ft. 194 Broadway ; h* 3 Churcli Bacq'Je, John B. confectioner 103 William Badeau, H. ironmonger Bowery 2 mile-flone Badeau, Peter dry-good-ft. Bowery Badeau, Wm. cartman upper end Cheny Badgely, Ifaac mafon Chapel Badgely, Jacob mnfon 40 Birclay Badgely, James cai penter Third near Divifion Badger, Richard S. merchant 97 Warren Baehr, Chriftian & D. merchant-taylors 151 Peari Baggot, Lewis confectioner 155 Bowery ' Bagley, Thomas painter and glazier Piovofl Bagley, James ear 6 Bttavia-lanc Baher, Fredeiic baker 20 Rofe Bailey, Benjamin merchant 68 South ; h. 19 Wall Baiky, George fhipwright upper end Cherry Bailey & Son, ironmongers and founders 27 Maid. lane Bailey, John H merchant 64 Broad Bailey, John mafon 138 Hefler Bailey, Peter coach-pa inter 34 Warren Bailey, James 113 Greenwich Bailey,Plcbe waihwomaii Firft Bailey, Samuel G. fhip'mafier 183 Cherry Bailey, Sufan tavern and boarding-h. 12 Barley Bailey, Theodoras poll-mafler 29 William Bailey, Tbeophiius iope-maker Rivington Bailey, Wilhsm laborer 44 Harman Bailey, Wm. hcuie cai penter 102 Warren Bailey, widow Mary tailorefs 49 Barclay Bailey & Bogert, merchants 109 Front Bailey & Panton, noeichants 22 Coenties-flip B tiley & V001 hees 3 I Coenties.flip Bailie, James portrait-painter 40 Church Baillie, William merchant 81 Water Baill-S, Jotham Budd Bain, John fhipmalter 19 Firft Bainb-idge, John T. attor. N01 th Moore near Greenw. Brird, R. math.teach. 67 Divifion Baird, D.vid 62 Warren B3i:s, Richard Uiipraaflei Thomas NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. ior Baker, Benjamin mariner 4 Fifher Baker, Benjamin tailor 96 Mulberry Baker, Daniel S. carpenter Church Baker, Daniel carpenter 38 Walker Baker, David dry-good-h. 101 Chatham Baker, David tav. and boarding-houfe 13 Front Baker, Elifha IX cooper 81 Gold Baker, Francis mariner 123 Lombard Baker, George grocer 2 Fair Baker, Henry hatter 36 Harman Baker, Henry fmith 154 Bowery Biker, James pilot 88 Fair Baker, John iinith 57 Firft Baker, John M. 131 Water Baker, John marfhall 39 Bayard Baker, John lumber yd. Cla'kes whf h. 9 Lombard Baker, Jofeph portcr-h. 4 Wall Baker, Richard carpenter 43 Rutger Baker, Robert fj_ipwright 13 Hefter Baker, Sarahboarding-h. 329 Pearl Baker, Tamer 97 Bedlow Biker, Thomas carpenter North Moore Baker, Thomas fhoemaker Orange Baker, William F. lumber-mercht. 157 Bowery Baker, Wiiliam fhoemaker 51 Partition Baker, William mariner Orange Baker, William C. fhoemaker 45 Orchard Baker, William fhipwright upper end Cherry- Baker & Piatt, coopers 203 Front Bakewell, Benj. mercht. 175 Pearl Bakewell. Wm. failmaker 72 South, h. 56 Ann Balcom,S.Iasfmith 65 Bowery Baldwin, Amelia 51 Church Baldwin, diaries counfellor 21 Bmad Baldwin, Charlotte leamflrefs 40 Warren Biijwin, D lign-paint. 96 Chatham Ii. 224 Wm. Baldwin, widow Hannah 81 Mott Baldwin, widow 1 Charlottee Baldwin, James fhiwright 187 Divifion Baldwin, Jefle mercht 161 Broadway Baldwin, John mariner 88 Harman Baldwin, widow Patty 3 George Baldwin, Roffetta leatnltrefs 51 Reed Bafey & Townfhend grocers Firft corner Hefler Ballantine, Elizabeth 28 Reed Ball, Archibald mafon 98 Divifion 108 LONG-WORTH'S Ball, Edward J. clerk of exports, 449 Greenwich Ball, Flamen counfellor & notary public38 Cherry Ball, lfaac phjfician & accoucheur 40 Chamber Ball, Ifabella boarding-fchool 38 Partition Ball, John failmaker 20 Bayard Ball, John rnafon 3 Moore Ball. John T, cabinetmaker 95 Pearl Ball, widow Magdalen 44 Bowery Ball, Thomas cai penter Brannon Bsil,Thomas pedlar 408 Greenwich Ball, Wm. fhipwright 241 Cherry, yard 82 Lombard Bail, Wm. wheelwright 86 Bowery Ball & Hardenbrook failmakers 201 Front Ballantine, Wm. grocer Barclay corner Wafhington - Ballard, Rebecca millinery 433 Pearl Ballard, Wm. meafurer 2 Catherine-flip Ballard, Wm. C. china-ft. 2 Catherine-flip Balder Wm. dry-good-ft. 103 Chatham Bampton, Moles fhipwright fhipyda. Water Bancel, widow teacher 17 Harison Bance), Victoire boarding fchool 17 Harifon Bam ker, Abraham bricklayer Leonard Bancker, Abraham fhoemaker 216 William Bancker, widow Ann Cherry corner Clinton Bancker, Evert A attorney 24 Couitiandt Bancker, Catherine 79 Murray Bsncker, John fhoemaker 57 Ann BsBcker,jun. John 183 Biosdway Ban ker, widow Margaret 71 Cedar Bancker, Wm ferryman 60 Dy Bancker, widow Bowery above 2 mile ftonc BANK, MANHATTAN COMPANY 23 Wall BANK, MERCHANTS' 25 Wall BANK, NEW-YOBK 32 Wall BANK, UNITED STATES BRANCH 38 Wall Banks, Alex, grocer Second comer Hefter Banks, Henry cabinetmake 60 Firft Banks, James rigger 113 Lombard Banks, John 67 Barclay Bar.ksjLrmon fhip wright upper end of Cherry Banks, Mrs. millcna y 5 William Banks & Hart, grocers Water corner George Bannan, Michael chandler 7 Divifion . Bannan, Robert grocer 14 Mulberry Bannon, John fhipwright4 Birmingham NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 199 Banta, Cornelius cartman 73 Second Banta, Henry tailor 27 Chatham Banta, Jacob carpenter 66 Third Banta, John grocer 73 Second Banta, John cartman rear j Anthony Banta, Peter cartman 73 Second Banta, Peter mafon 27 Chatham Banta, Sebefmith 91 Chapel Banta, Wm. wheelwright Bowery near Bond Baptis, John boat-bui'der 321 Water, h. 82 Roofeveit Baptifl, Kaacfmith 15 Magazine Baptifi, John cook and victualler 14 Pine Baptist meeting-houses, 43 Gold, 4 Fayette Barabinis, Laurence 87 Murray Barba, John cooper 39 Bedlow Barber, Thomas ftiipivafter 61 Ann Barclay, Henry merchant 161 Pearl Barclay, James 15 Fair Barclay, Lewis fhoemaker 25 E, George Barclay, Robert cartman 162 Bowery Barclay, Thomas britifh conftif 158 Greenwich Barclay, Philip 279 Greenwich Bard, Jofeph boarding h. 197 Cherry Barde, Miss boarding h. 84 Pearl Coffee h. 83 Pearl Bardin, Edward keeper of the Phoenix, coffee.houfe Bardwell, Robert grocer water, fhip yds. Barham, John hard-ware ft. $7 Maiden-lane JOHN BARHAM's HARDWARE STORE AND ANDIRON MANUFACTORY. -7 MAIDEN-LANE, NEW-YORK. IMPORTS the most fashionable goods suitable foe house keeping, in the Silver, Plated, Japan and Iron mongery branches; which he is enabled to sell on the most reasonable terms. *s* A large assortment of Andirons, Shovels, Tongs and Jamb-hooks always on hand. Barker, Abraham merchant 79South Barker, & Co. Benjamin groc«r» 284 Greenwich Barker, George carpenter 44 Auguflus Barker, Jacob merchant 80 South, fl 34 Beekauui Barker, James 440 Pearl L 110 LONGWORTH'S Barker, John carpenter North Mcore Barker, John fhipinafter 9 Dutch Barker, Jofhua vnanager of the air-fum. 356 Greenwich Barker, Peleg fhipmatter 60 Roofevelt Barker, Samuel carpenter Spring Barker, Pierfon & Co. Induflry air-furnace 39oGreenw. Barker, Wm. fmith 131 Henry Barker, Wm. cartman 167 Harrran Barks, John 28 Pine Barias, Wm. librarian and bookfel'er 6 Liberty Barly, Cifper painter 8 c First Barnard, John mariner 60 Roofevelt Barnard, Valentine Ihipmasr. & boarding h. 188 Water Barnes, Charles fhoemaker 11 Reed Barnes,Henry shipmaster 43 Beaver Barnes, Robert 65 .Lombard,brewery 220 Cherry Barnes, Samuel rigger 97 Bedlow Barnes, Samuel rigger Divifion corner of EfTeX Barnes, W. cabinet-mak & glass-st. 224 Greenwich Barnett, E. 92 Gold Barnwall. George 21 Wall; office in the rear Baron, G. teach, mathematics, &c. Water c.Peck slip Barr, James mason and grocer 4 2 Warren Barr, Philip grocer and stone-cutter 104 Reed Barr, Hannah 80 Chamber Barr, Peter coach-driver 14 Barclay Barret, J. upholster, 80 Maiden-lane & 11 Liberty Barrctto, Francis merchant 309 Greenwich & 20 Jay Barretto, Joseph C6 Cortlandt Barron, doctor Edward 81 Fair Barrow, John merchant 292. Pearl Barrow, Thomas 20 Robinson Barrow, William surgeon 41 Vesey Barry, James merchant 30 Partition Barry, Rev. Edmund Drinan73 Hudson Barry, Patrick grocer 18 Bancker Harry, Widow boarding-house 121 Water Barry, Wm. silver-plater rear 7 Murray Barry, William st.iradore 84 Pine Barruso, J. H. 54 Cedar Barta, Lawrence L. fruiter 131 Greenwich ""Barthell, Conrad grocer 77 Vesey Bartholf, Henry cartman Provost Bartholf, James livery-stabler 40 Hudson Bartine, John grocer j I Partition Battis, John 37 Warren Bartis, John cook Chamber NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. I 1 1 Bartlet, Benjamin joiner 105 Cherry Bartlett, George caulker Corlaer's-hook Bartlett, James grocer 77 Hester Bartlett, John laborer 85 Lombard BartJett, Samuel merchant 17 Dey Bartley, Philip tavern Greenwich near ChamlKr Bartoily, Nicholas mariner 80 Henry Barton, Benaiali cooper 15 Oliver Barton, Gabriel mason 59 Ann Barton, John 25 Warren Barton, John mason 105 Henry Barton, Reuben cordwainer 46 Fair Barton, Rachel tailor 83 Second Barton, Wiliiam smith 43 Hudson Bartow, Anthony weigher CJ Wall h. 64 Hudson Bartow, Jacob, attorney 43 Water house 18 Duane Bartow, Nicholas laborer Rynder near Hester Barlow, T. I. guager 172 Front house North Moore Bartow and Beers, merchants 1C7 Front Bartow, and Co. R. S. 31 Warren Barwick, John 277 Greenwich Bas, Consider 352 Greenwich Basely, James carpenter 8 Third Bashford, John carpenter First Bashford, Wm mariner 167 Harman Ba-,ne, Jacob mason 40 Barclay Basley, Jane nurse rear 24 Roosevelt Basset, Ebenezer smith 42 George and 81 Gold Basset, Nehemiah smith rear 9 George Basset, William tanner rear 14 Rose Bassford, Thankful 17 Mulberry H Basso, John hairdresser 129 Gieenwich Batchelor, John smith 231 Washington h. 28 Anthony Bitchelor.John W. smith 28 Thomas shop John Batchelor, William smith 70 Chapel Biter, John millener Greenwich near Robinson Bates, Abraham merchant 221 Broadway Bates, Joseph mariner 80 Henry Bates, Stephen tailor 92 Hester Bates, widow Sarah 71 Murray • Bates, Thomas shipmaster 33 Jay Bates, William shipmaster B-.-dlow corner Charlotte Bates and Hall, halters 21 I Greenwich & 73 Murray Batey, James cooper 53 Roosevelt . Batey, Thomas boat-builder 2 Batavia-iane BATH HOUSES, Corlaers-hook ferry, 'Chamberand Battin. John tavern 37 Nassau [Washington *;J2 -ONGWORTH'S t- , Batis, John laborer !3 Frankfort Baty, William grocer 13 Orange Batzall, Henry baker 21 Mulberry Baudonine, Abraham merchant 301 Pearl Biudry, B. merchant 12 Roosevelt Brum, George grocer 15 Barley Bausher, t»ddow Catharine76 Chatham Bausher, Frederic cabinet maker 24 George Bausher, J. hair-dresser 182 From Baxter, James coach maker 22 Cedar Baxter, Joseph cartman 37 Second Baxter, Schuyler tailor 11 Fayette Bayard, David grocer 56 Harman corner E. George Bayard, Henry laborer 78 Murray JBayard, S. N. 69 Pearl h. Bowery 2 mile stone Bayard, William merchant 6 Slate Bayeux, C. S. grocer 47 Cherry Bayles, John attorney and counsellor 85 Pearl Bay lis, N. shipjoiner 37 Catharine house 147 Cherry Bayh's, widow Catharine 77 Division Baylis, John joiner 39 Bedlow Bazen, Thomas 74 Hudson B^-ley, Harman ropemaker 43 Bayard Beach, Rev. Abraham, D. D. 43 Ann Beach, Andrew Hudson near North Moore Beach, Daniel lumber-merchant 64 Cortlandt Beach, Jared carpenter 13 Mulberry Beach, Lazarus printer 122 Water Beach, Nathaniel shoemaker 13 Mulberry Beach, Daniel lumberyard 72 Cortlandt Beadell, Abner 56 Broad Beagle, Jofeph cartman 18 Sixlb Beakley, Chrifl. Greenwich cor. Hammond & Herring Beale, Xavier tailor 38 Barley Beams, Peter cartman 85 Second Beard, John rigger 62 Warren Beard, Mathew ftone-cutter 34 Barley Bearmaker, George 42 Cedar Bc-atty, Ebenczer 31 John Beatty, Samuel grocer 63 Murray Beatty, William grocer coiner Pearl and Broad Beaty, Samuel 3 Ann Brraty, Samuel cartman 30 Chapel Beaver, John fhoemaker Walnut Bebee, Mrs. 35 George lrBW-YORK. DIKECTORT. 11 3 Beck, John A. hairdrefTer 78 Cferiy Beck, George butcher Spring near Mott Beck, Willam baker 10 Barclay Becker, Francis commiflion-merchant Wafhington Bcckner, Samuel coachfniith 37 Barclay Bcckwith, Thomas laborer Neutral-alley Beddingah, Sophia 161 Hefler B;dell, lfrael grocer and city weigher 16 Front Bcdtll, J. fhipmafter 46 Eflix Bedell, Joei flioemaker 96 Henry Bedell, John tailor 37 Chuich Bedell, widow of Mordecai 3 Lombard Bedell, Stephen fhoemaker 114 Bowery Bedell, widow of Richard 30 Crofs Bedell, Sy-lvamis grocer 65 Elizabeth Bedell and Sammis, grocers Elizabeth Bedford, Mrs. 169 William Bedient, John merchant 178 Front Bedle, Cyrus teacher 4 3 & 86 Reed B.dlow, Henry i Water, fhip yards Beebe, —— doctor 290 Water Beebee, Leller fhipwright Corlaer's-hook h. 101 Henry Beebee, Niles blockmakcr 113 Divifion Birebee, Samuel inlurance-broker 55 Water Beebee, Widow teacher 2 Ham.an Bcedeeni, John ihoemaker Chapel corner Thomas Beekman, Andrew tavern 325 Water Beekman, Elizabeth 67 Bowery Beekman, George cartman O chard Beekman, widow of Gerard 50 Cherry Beekman, Human caitman 84 Reed Beekman, John navy-agent Cherry near Charlotte Beekman, John K. 27. Robinfon Beekman, Magnus captain of the city watch 1 Catharine Beekman, Nicholas wood-infpeftor 21 Batavia-lane Beekman, William livery-ftabler 4 Fair Beekman & Bogert, livery-s'.ab'ers 5 Fair Beeman, Elam oystcrman 25 F. George Beerman, Jacob baker 38 Dey Biers, C. accountant 96 John Bcete, Charlotte groceiy Leonard corner Church Beggerton, Hugh drayman 45 Henry • Beggs, Christopher grocer 30 Ferry Beggs, James Ihiprwright 20 Btdlow Begum, Simon Crolby v 2 1,4 i LOSG WORTH'S Betden, Amos fiilmaker 69 South h. 23 ClifF Bdden, R. jewel !ery-s*.ore 151 Bro-dwaj- Belfoid, Patrick laborer rear 8 Hgue Belitha, Mary 71 Wairen Bell, Abraham merchant 294 Pearl Bell, Adam cabinet-maker 9 Magazine Bell, Alexandei mafon 63 Divifion Bell, Andrew flioeniafetr Crofs Bell, James watchmaker rear 3 Frankfort Bell, John fmith 42 Chatham h. 54 Frankfort Bell, John grocer 25 Old-flip Bell, Nathaniel bookbinder 56 Gold Bill, —— mariner 209 William Bell, Richa d painter 54 Orchard Bill, S merchant 31 Beckman-fliph. 308 Broadway Bill, Samuel 73 Murray B;I1, Samuel tailor 219 Water Bell, Samuel baker 1.2 Catharine-Jane Bell, Thomas grocer 401 Greenwich Bell, widow of John 100 Divifion Bell, Widow grocer 53 Ann Bill, widow of'WiD.M. 81 Barclay Bell and Roberts, fmitbs 42 Chatlram Bellamy, Thomas 90 Fair Bellows, Abraham cooper 172 Divifion B;m«At and Gale grocers, &c. 6a Watt*- Benard, Charles 251 Broadway Benedift, Isban tarpenter 96 Henry Benford, William carpenter 48 Hudfon B;nham, John brewer 43 Chcapfide Benjamin, John fegar-maker 9 Reed Benjamin, Willam grocer 45 1 Pearl Benners, J, fegar-maker 91 Reed, Bennet, Adam cartman 51 Bayard, Bonnet, Agnes 7 Cedar Bennet, Alexander mariner 4 Charlotte Bennet, Andrew carpesf.er North Moor* Bennet, Barnes cartman 64 Rutfer B:nnet, Cornelius cai tman 153 Harman Bennet^David ftiipmaster Budd Bennet, wr'idow ol James grocer 187 Bowery, Sennet, James accouatant 77 Warren Benn;t, Jeremiah Orange Bennet, Job (hipniaster 157 Mulberry. tknnct, John 339 Greenwich. -"- — -"I I NEW-YORK lURECTOIlY. 115 Bennet, Jofiali cartman Church Bennet, Peter tavern 54 Bedlow Bennet, Robert pilot 72 Gold Bennet, Thomas fhoemaker Pump near Mulberry Bennett, Anthony 31 Ciofs Bennett, Edwaid mariner 33 Oak Bennett, James cooper 180 Divifion Bennett, James copperfmith 210 Water Bennett, Peter cartman Laight Bennett Peter cartman Prcine Bennett, William carpentci Church Beunie, John accountant 16 George Benni% Thomas grocer 58 George Bennit, Lewis 31 Church Bennit, Martha mantuamaker 76 Barclay Benoit, Charles reHorater 3 Murray Benfchoten, Cornelius roperxaker Orchard Benfchoten, widow Nochc 65 Second Benfon, Egbert 40 Wall Benfon, Garrit boatman 352 Greenwich Benfon, Garrit cartman 81 Church B;nfon, Ifaac laborer Orchard Benfon, Jofeph foap chandler 3 c Chatham. Benfon, Mary 16 Warren » Benfon, Patrick grocer 17 Augufius Benton, Robert 356 Broadway B=nfon, Samuel E. ftonecutter 52 Fiift Benfon, William fhipmaiier 40 Beekman Benton, T. & W. boot Sc fhoemakers 1*65 Pearl Berard, Jofeph 25 Ann Beraud, John cabinetmaker 99 Beekman Berau't, Charles dancing-msliei 14 or 16 Vandewater Berdan, D. grocer corner Wafhington & Albany bafon Beresford.R. H. printer 134 William Bergcr, E!oy phyfician 17 Park Bcrgh, Adam boardinghouie 47 Chamber Bergh, Chriflian fliipwrjght Water, Corlaer's-hook Bcrgh, Chriftian A. grocer $8 Third Bcrier, Fi .inch. 1 fi etich teacher 29 Dey B;romt, Mary R. 83 Warren Berrian, Benjamin cartraan 80 Orchard Berrian, Cornelius 1'. coaclmaker 12 U. Chamber Berrian, George butcher Third Berr'an, Jacob butcher 95 First Berrian, James drygood-ftore 114 Chatham Berrian, llicliatd 7 Pvooftvdt 116 LONGWORTH'S Berrian, Samuel circulating library 19 Fair Berrian, Widow 139 Divifion I Berrian, William grainer Chapel corner Thomas B:rrian & Gullum, coachmakers 10 V. Chamber' Berrian Richard P. & Culium coachmak. 202 Broadw. Berry, Daniel tobaccon ft, 6 Orange Berry, Danisi flop-lhop 19 Beekman-flip Berry, David cartman 169 Divifion Berry, Jacob grocer 1 Hudfon Be-riy, John A. 3 Duane Beny, John carpenter 150 Bidlow Berry, James cooper 23 Harman Bsrryman, Ifaac fhipmafter 11 Cheapfide Be: ryman, John cabinetmaker 79 Henry Berryman, Mathew failmakcr 73 Harman Bertholf, Henry carpenter 97 Divifion Bertholf, James livery-fiabler 72 Hudfon Bsrton, Thomas fhipmafter 123 Henry Bertrand, —— 72 Hudfon Bertron, Abraham tailor 113 Divifion Berryhill, Arthur porter-houfe 40 William Befhaw, John mariner 42 Second Bsfher, Fred, poulterer Mi^erry near Hefler Beffonet, J. P. merchant -8 jvlaiien-lanc Beteant, John 27 Warren Bethell, Wm. brewer 32, houfe 22 James Bethune& Co. Divie merchts. 92 Wall, h. Greenw. Betts, Aaron cooper 4 Crane-wharf Betts, Charles grocer 42 Firft Betts, Daniel carpenter 45 Catharine Betts, J. muftard-manu. & cordial-diflillery, 17 Murray Betts, James laftmaker 65 Nafliu Betts, James afliftant-keeper State-prifon Betts, John cooper 47 Harman and 4 Crane-wharf Betts, Prezeded grocer 4 Coenties-llip Betts, widow Margaret 79 Henty Bevans, Solomon mariner 363 Pearl Bevel in, Jacob 27 Harman Beze, M. mufical& drawing academy 46 Partition Bhone, Frederick 43 Vandewater Bibby, G. A. &e T.auctioneers 157 Pearl Bibby, capt. Thomas 27 Greenwich, office 157 Pearl Bicker, Walter weigher 7 Jay Bickett, Samuel cartman46 Henry Bidd'e, Silas cabinetmaker 86 Reed Bierfield, Henry tailor and cbth'iW 4 Chatham NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 117 Big, Timothy cat penter 71 Murray Bigg & Co. Hugh merchts. Cortlandt cor. Wafhington Biggs, David cooper 86 Murray Brgnell, John teacher 222 Greenwich Bi(>fby, Andrew fhoemaker upper end Bedriw Bijotat, Sylvian ban-best manufactory 64 Bowery Bill, X. tailor 38 U. Barley Bil lard .John P. Crofs Billard, Sophia mantuamaker 150 Lombard Billigjr, Michael laborer Hudfon Rillington, Elias grocer eg Barclay Bingham, James fweeper 10 Mott Bingh»m, John merchant 315 Broadway Bininger, Abraham grocer 20 MaidchJarie Biuinger, Abraham fiddler oppolite State-prifon Bininger, John corrector of accounts Hofpita! Bingley, William porter-lioufe 81 Harman Binfle, Louis portrait & miniature-painter 34 Cedar Biraud, Francifco merchant 82 Anthony fliich, Jofhua EVR. phyfician 282 Pearl Bird, Charles butcher Bowery 1 mile-ftone Bird, Frederic, mariner 74 Murray Bid, John D.auctioneer n Burling-flip Bird, Mathew carpenter 77 Harman _ . Bird, Michael merchant Burling-flip, h. 15 Fair . Birdfall, Benjamin morocco-finifher 17 Rofe Birdfall, widow E'izabeth boarding 5 Catharine-flip Hi [hop, Aaron grocer Orange Bifhop, Ezc-kiel grocer 33 Sixth Bifhop, Mofes cartman Orange Bifhop, Peter carpenter 263 William Bifhop, War-en mariner 270 William Billet, James D. accountant 16 Dutch Bidet, Robert fhoemaker 1 Fifher's coutt, Oak Black, Alexander carpenter 50 Chapel Black, John &. James mafons 1 Catharine-lane Black, Richard fhipmafter 14 Gold Black, widow Sylvia 56 William Black, widow 95 Beekman Black & Vanhom tailors 3 Chatham-fqaare Blackburn, R. & J. fhoemak. 15 Liberty, & 78 Maid-L Blackley, Davis blockmak. 386 Water, h. 19 Fayette Blatkl.dge, Henry grocer ^Wafhington Blackwell, Jofeph merchant 55 Broadway Ba.kwcll, Jacob merchant 31 Soutb, hou. 15 Pearl i 118 LOKGWORTH'S Blackwells' & M'Farlan, merchants 8 Coeni.s-$ip Blackwood, And ew, carpenter; 18 Henry \ ,. Blagge, J.' 33 Cedor & 111 Liberty U . Blagge, Jasper I 11 Liberty Bla;r, John 40 Pe-aid Blair, Thomas "ftivadore 9 Fifher Blair, Widiam laborer L-onard Blake, D T. councilor 5S Willia.71 Blake, Elizabeth 20 Crdar Blake, George tailor 20 Pump Bhke, John tanner 76 Harman Bla're, John 20 Cedar Blake, Patrick lal^rer.ro-. Aathony Bi.fce, Richard, 2.0 Cc-dar Blake, Robert hone-cutter 12 Lumber Blake, V.S2 Pearl Blake & Srott, nortr-cntters Wafhington Biakely, Woolcott rigger 22 Charlotte Blakeney, David cartman 21 Thomas y Blakency, Thomas bricklayer 2 Chnmber Blakeflee, Archiba'd roerchant 186 Water Blanchard, A n'.rew rigger Neutral alley Blanchard, George cartman 181 Hefler Blanchard, James ceopcr 181 Hefler Blanchard, John brafsfounder Broome cor. Second Blanchard, J. T. merchant ig Gold Blanchet, Mrs. 39 Warren Blanchville, Catharine 25 Broad Biandin, Pierre finiter 20 Bowery Blank, Andrew cvtman 123 Bowery Blank, Andrew fmith 60 B ?rky Blank, widow of Francis 12 Hague Blank, Jacob rartman Hetty Blank, John rear 29 Pine Blaurcum, Sarah 127 Mott Blauveit, A. cartman DeflsrofTes Blauvelt, David grocer 194 Greenwich Blauvelt, widow of Harman Leonard Blauveit, Ifaac maibn Defbrallts Blailvelt, Patty 18 Thomas Blauveit, Thomas T. printer c8 Dcy Biauvin, John D. cartmaH 1 Leonard Bla.r, Catharine waf'ier 219 Water Bleakley, I. S. mariner 4 5. Oak Bleecker, Alexander merchant 40 Cedar Bleecker, Anthony L. merchant 74 Broadway Bleeaoker, A h W. attornies & notaries 125 Water NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. Pf- Bleecker, Frederick D. watchmaker 165 Pearl Blceckrr, Garrit N. merchant 27 Cortlandt Bleecker, James auftiomer 83 Water Bleeckei, John bookfeller 148 Pearl Bleecker, J. W. 249 Pearl Blocker, L.flock & exch brok. 48 Wall; 149 Greenw. Bkeckerj Samuel meafurer. n Cheapfide B'eecker, William notary public 89 Liberty Blcnon, Anthony L. druggif! 17 Paik Blevin, Robii t legarmaker 1 Moore's-row B if-, Beza E-. Sugar-loaf corner Church Blifs, David bookbinder 291 Greenwich Bliss, John rrarin:r 14 Brtavia-'ane Bids,Sarah tavern 77 CiiUrcih Blocburger, Chr. tinplatcworker 90 Water Blomberg, Peter tobacconf't Crois , Bloodgood, Abraham runier 62 ; h. 52 Frankfort Bloodgood, Aaron rnafon 23 Reed Bloodgood, John giocer 33Bcekman, ftore 188Front Bloodgood, John coachmaker 8 & 9 John Bloodgood, John mafon 19 Provost Bloodgood, Margaret 43 Robinfon Bloodgood, Mofcs chairmaker 11 Leonard Bloodgood, w-idow of Nathaniel merchant 45 Frankfort B'oodgood, Thomas store 218 Front, h. 45 Frankfort Bloodgood, Thomas fhoemaker 60 Chamber Bloomer, David fhipwright 51 Rutger Bloomer, Michael pilot 192 William rJ.'oomfield, Alice boardinghouse 26 Dey Bloomfield, C. laborer 4 Catharine-lane Bloomfield, Isaac merchant-tailor 256 Water Bloomfield, James printer 4 Bedlow Bloomfield, James cartman 41 Reed Bloomfield, John carpenter Walker corner Church Bloomnekl, Stephen brick cartman Hudson Bloomfield, Thomas cartman 22 Anthony B'oy-on, Elisha shipwright 214 Cherry B">', John segarmaker 2) Henry Blunt, Mrs. boardinghouse 85 Maiden-lane Board, David 34 Elm Board, J. D. flour-store 160 Hester, h 187 Greenw Board, Joseph builder & architect 21 Haii^oh Boardman, Daniel mercht. 225 Pearl, 24 iBroadway Bo-sdman, E. tavern Greenwich cor. Christopher Boardman, John mason upper end Chapel Bockee, Abraham cooper 5 Cliff Bockover, Peter smith 150 Bowery I 120 LONGWORTH'S . Bocquet, Madam pension 158 Greenwich Boden, Duncan C. grocer opposite State-prison Bodley, Charles hatter 7 1 Murray Boeckel, Frederick mead & beer house 111 Bowery Bogardus, Joseph hatter 73 Chatham Bogardus, R. attorney 58, house 56 Cherry Bogardus, William salt-merchant 61 Pearl Bogart, Abraham grocer 29 Bancker, fi. 37 James Bogart, Abraham O. 45 Rose Bogart, Aris cartman 10 Leonard Bogart, Daniel rigger 152 Hester Bogart, Erris cartman 79 Chapel Bogart, Gilbert 264 William Bogart, Henry shoemaker -4 Anthony Bogart, Henry moulder 2 Barley Bogart, 1. H, infpector of pot and pearl afh Water Bogart, lfaac cartman M iv Bogart, James cartman 21 E'lizabeth Bogart, John 19 Fair Bogart, John cartm -n rear46 Thomas Bogart, Peter cartman 46 Thomas Bogart, widow ^nn 33 Rofe Bogert, Cornelius counfellor 12 Cedar Bogert, Cornelius I. counfellor 18 Beekman Bogert, Henry cartman Spring corn. Orange Bogert, Jacobus baker 171 Broadway Bogert James 30 George Bogert, James forestaller 35 L. Robinfon Bogert, John alderman 171 Broadway Bogert, John G. not. pub. & councilor 142 Water Bogert, Jofeph butcher 4 P. !• Bogert, jun. Nicholas carp. & builder 89 Chamber Bogert, Peter R. h. carpenter 11 Leonard Bogert, Peter grocer 49 Hester Bcgert, Rudolphus merchant 239 Pearl Bogert, Rulef cartman Or nge Bogert, R. grocer 18 Lumber Bogert, widow Elizabeth, 185 Greenwich Bogert & Kneeland nierciia.,u 71 S nth Bogg, John carpenter upper end Chapel Boggie, Andrew rigger 27 Cnarlotte Boggs, Wm. tailor 8 leaver Boggy, George riggei 45 B: HOW Bokee, Abraham cabinet IT a. er 43 Stone 1 * Bokee, Frederick tailor 25 U. Reed Bokee, Wm. plumber Or ugc Bob-rod, Martin moroccj dieffet 193 William Bolander, George gardner Bowery NEW-YORK MRECTORy. IS f Boldiidge, Robert turner 177 William Bolen, John turner 76 Chatham Bolmer, Jacob cartman 120 Hester Bolmer, Benedict First Bolmer, M. 94 Chatham Bolmer, Peter fmith Elizabeth near Grand Bolmer, Wm. hardware 94 Chathira Bolt, John hairdiefier 120 Greenwich Bo'ton, Anthony 20 Broadway Bolton, Frederic'fhipmaster and grocer 75 Divifion Bolton, Henry flop-fhop and tavern 96 James Bolton, Thomas attorney 20 B oadway Boman, James IJ Fair Boncker, Wm. tav. 42 Bal'ow Bond, Ejsex 10 Reed Bonker, Henry carman Rivmgton nearThird- Bonker, Oliver liv. 3table & tav. 21 Oat Bonnet, Peter merchant upper end Harman Bonnet, P. tanr. & currier 22 Frankfort fhop cor Jacob Bmfall, J. lumber-trier. 156 Wafhington & 67 Dey BoiYiall, Robert 67 Dey Bonfall, Samuel W. iormionger 13 Chatham Bonte, Peter I. grocer Spring near Orange Bonter, Jacob cartman 46 Third Bonticeu, John tailor 10 Oak Bonum, Mateah 55 Chamber Booker, Gsorge 68 John Boorman, James 64 Greenwich Boos, James fhipmafter Broome Boos 8c r/ndei ion, druggids 90 Chatham. Boos, Vandal 24 Elizabeth Booth, Jofeph brafs founder Church corner Anihoftg, Booth, Lydia porter-houfc 84 John Booth, Wm. carpenter 304 Broaiway Boqotea, I. L. painter & emgravcr 299 Broadway Borden, S BOSTON STAGE-OFFICE, 28 John Bostwick, Charles attorney 163 Water Bostwick, John fhoemaker 156 Hrfier Bouchard, Anthony millen. 23 Cortlandt Bouchet, Anthony cutler 216 Water Bourden, S. 87 Warren B mrdett, John 9 Harifon Bourdctt, Christian merchant 299 Greenwich Bourdett, Henry ailist. keep State Prifon Bourdctt, Stephen grocer 16 Bayard Bou ger, Christian tailor 21 Chatham Bourgoin, Jofeph mm. paint. 34 Bioad Bourne, John grocer 351 Water; h. 59 Division Bouron, —— 2 Mulberry Boutier, John jeweller 447 Pearl Bowcot, John mariner 15 Lombard Bowden, Rev John D. D, 3 College Bowden, John shipmaster 18 _?ayard Boweii, Jonas mason 22 Sixth Bowen, John painter & glazier 102 Bowery Bowen, John merchant-taylor 136 Front Bowen, Richard shipmaster 13 Fayette Bower, Thomas tailor rear 26'0 William Bowers, widoev Mary Rivington corn. Second Bowerhand. Philip butcher too Hester Bowering, C B. merchant \21 Bioadway Bowering John grocer 212 Front Bowker, Nicholas mariner 71 Division Bowleer, Nancy 4 Little Water Bowie, Daniel grocer 60 Partition .Bowles, widow Catharine 21 Attn B >w man, George mason 43 Barclay iJowman, Wm. shipmaster 29 Oak Bowne, Conover merchant 46 Warren Bowne, Elisha varnish maker 133 Mott JJowne, George merchant ihoomiugdale road 6 miles JJowne, John L. merchant 215 South fiowne, sen. Obadiah merchant 2» William Bowne, Kichaid M etruggist 146 Pearl .Bowne, Robert L mer. _?!oomindale road S miles jBowne, Robert merchant 256 Pearl Bowne, Robert grocer Ferry, If. Catherine-slip B .wne, Samuel jeweller 54 Gold Auwne, Sarah 6' Wall Bowne, Walter mer. 80 Beekman, count, h 238 Pearl .Bowne, Robert H. mer. 258 Pearl Bowrosen, A. tav. iSr garden Ricuuiond-hill Zfowton, widow Bulger NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 12S Box, Joshua laborer 28 Fisher Boyce, Abraham grocer Third cor- Staunton Boyce, Abraham cartman Brannaii Boyce, Francis laborer rear 23 Mulberry Boyce, George lopemaker upper end Second Boyce, 1-aac D carpenter Hudson Boyce, Isaac shoemaker 1 E George Boyce, Jacob tailor 6 Dover Boyce, Jacob halter 31C Water B RradQiaw, Mrs. tailorefs 67 Chatham B ady, Abraham coach-painter Anthony Brady, George tailor 227 Front Brady, Jofiah R. architttfl 89 Ghjunber Biady, Thomas 253 Bowery Brady, Wm. carpenter 89 Chainbfr Braiden, James grocer 81 Bedlow Braiden, John fmith 43 Bedlow Brain, Daniel H, fhipmafter 170 William Biain, James laborer 108 Mulberry Brainerd, Joleph 32 Cherry Brainbtifh, David cartman 72 Firft Bramble, James whitefm'nh 8 D.y Brand, Wm. upper end Lombard Brannon, John bookfeller 142 Wafhington Brannon, Thomas rear 260 William B.-annon, T. laborer 9 Edcn's-allcy Branfon, Ware cabinet-maker 47 Beaver Brant, Wm. fign-paintcr 31 Partition Brantingham, Joi'eph grocer 109 Wte',.h. Bowery L Bialher, Ephraim go dlmith 350 Pearl, h. Orchard Biafher, Gafheiie 85 Cherry Brafhtrr. Philander cirygecd-store 92 William B aflicr, Philip counfellor 92 William Brafher, Philip mariner 63 Divifion B-'afher, widow Helen 18 U, Chamber Brafiei', John G. 90 Warren Brafs, John laborer upper end Cherry Brai's, Wm. boaiding-hrufe 21 Bedlow Brawdy, John laborer Giarul Bray, David ibiDm»«*»- • P*1?^*-- Bray, George fhipiraster Mott near Spring B/ay, John 35 Oik Bray, Peter 37 Warren Brazic-r, John plaflcrer 94 Reed Rraz;er, John fhipijmller 43 Greenwich Brealle, Chriftophergaidener Grand 'Breafch, John baker 91 Anthony Breath, J.racs fhipmafler 29 Beekman Bre th, jun- John uieretetit 63 Water Breath, P. 90 James Brebion, Jofc-pu i6Haiman B.-inner, I. tk (V. grocers 7 Catharine-fl'p Bfeiian, widow Frances nurl'e ro Cliff Brcnneylen, C a les tavern 263 Brpodway Biett ami Bonn, merchants 66 Front B/evoortj Abrahaw 26 Chatham. NEW-YORK. DIRECTORY. 125 Brevooitand Co. Eliasmerchants77 Maiden-lane Brevoort, Hirry 26 Chatham Brevoort, and Co Henry 81 Maiden lane Brevoort, John V. keeper of debtors'prifon Brevoort, John carpenter Hetty Brevoort, M. fhoemaker 13 Mo'.t Brevoort, Widow 3 Roofevelt; Brewer, Chrtilian dockbuiider 202 Greenwich Brewer, John cartman 175 Heller Br;wer, Simuel me chant 173 Pearl Brewer, Widow tailorefs 57 Mulueny Brewerton, George 27 Pearl Brewcrton, widow of Henry 35'Duane Brewster, John grocer 120 Broad Brewster, Pafchal P. bricklayer E. George c. Harman- Bridges, Thomas painter 33 Oak Bridges, Wm. architect and furveyor Walker Bridon, Wm. tanner Broadway Briggj, Ebenezer cartman 139 Hester Briggs, Elijah grocer Church corner White B ill, Christim grocer 60 Church Brill, Jacob laborer Hudfon corner Budd B inckerhofF, Aaron laborer 8 Magazine B'incktrhofF, Abiahain merchant 57 Dey Brinckerhoff, jun. Abraham drygood-store 73 Pearl Brinckerhoff, Catharine flamstrefs 170 Divifion B inckerhoff, Cornelius brafsfounder 262 Water Brinc'cerhofl, Cornelius rear 25 James B inckerhofT, George attorney 73 B o d Brinckerhoff, Harman grocer Greenwich cornerPiowst Brinckerhoff, Peter 25 Pearl Brinckerhoff; Pnilip mafon D.fbrofTes • Brinckerhoff, jun. P. & A. merchants 73 Pearl Brinckerhoff, widow Rachel 26 Liberty Brinckley, Davidchni maker 62 Human Biinckley, John gfoc-r 79 Chatham B inckley, widow Catharine 79 CiTatham Brinckley, widow Catharine 151 Cherry B inckley, Win. jeweller 151 Cherry Kinfmade, John W. carpenter 20 Suffolk B.isban, James 140 Wafhington Brisban and Brannon, baokftliers 1 City-Hotel Brisbane, Wm. baker 13 Chefnut Briscoe, widow of Thomas 99 Catharine Brister, Nathaniel 244 Front Bristoe, Samuel grocer Chailotte corner Cherry Britain, Christopher Beach M 3 126 LOKGWORTB'-S BRITKH CONSUL'S OFFICE, 158 Greenwich Britt, Edmund tailor tear 8 Hague Britten, Benjamin ftoemakei 6 Rofe Britten, Luke stone-cuttM 31 M_r l^y Britten. Stephen carpenter 56 F.. Rctger Britten, Wm. grc;cer 28 Divifion Button, Stephen cat penter 72 Chamber Broad, Amos upholsti.-r 46 Maiden lane Brobston, Win laborer 9 E George Brodie, Wm. 95 Fair Brogan, John malon 27 Augustus Brokaw, Abraham carpenter 70 Pump Bronfon, Mrs. H. boarding-houie 8 Pine Brookeus, Arthcnus fhipwright Wafhington. BROOKLIN FERRY HOUSE, 167 Fly-market Brooks, Conrad fhoemaker 209 Greenwich Brooks, Daniel J. brirklayer 170 Divifion Brooks, H. S. grocer 67 E. Geoige Brooks, H. tanner Sc currier 34, fi. 40 Magazine Brooks, jun. II. leather-store 56 Frankfort Brooks, Jacob carpenter 400 Greenwich Brooks, James caitman DefbrofTes Brooks. John mafon 9 Norfolk Brooks, John B. & James painters &c 66 Liberty Brooks, John cartman Laiglit Brooks, Jonathan merchant 166 Broadway Brooks, Michael fmith 442 Greenwich Brooks, Reuben fhipjoiner 229 Cherry Brooks, Thomas leathtr-storc 52 Veley Brooks, widow of doctor grocer 97 Catliarine Brooks, widow of Robert 72 Broadway Brooks, Wm. fhoemaker 209 Greenwich Brooks, W. W. attorney & notary pub. 223 Greenwich Broome and Son John merchants 75 Stone Bioomfirrld, WiJow boarding-houfe 61 Dty Br«is, Cornelius grocer 31 E. George Brotlieifin, George laborer 117 Mott Brotherton, Jolhua mariner 33 Charlotte Brough, John carpenter 10 Hbrriibn Brouwer, Abraham E. hatter 30 Maidcn-lahe Brouwer, Jacob cabinetmaker 17 & 20 Beaver Brouwer, Jacob tailor 80 Reed Brower, A. M. D and druggift Greenwich c. PartitioB Brower, Abraham fmith 5., houfe 9 Partition Brower, Abraham L boatman 13 Harman Brower, Adolph giocer Walker corner Chapel Brawer,,Ado!phus aitman Second SJEW-YORK DIRECTORY- l?T Brower, Benjamin 152 William Brower, widow of Charles First Brower. David button maker 53 Warren Brower, David A- fhoemaker 269 Broadway Brower, Garret .fhoemaker 363 Greenwich Brower, Ifaac cartman Mott B-ower, Ifaac cartman 173 Hcitcr Brower, Jacob cartman Cnurch Brower, Jacob Vreedenbui'^h, M. D 30 Oak Brower, Jas. coachnoaker 11 Partition , h. 14 Dey Brower, Jeremiah merchant 16 Burling.tlip Brower, Jeremiah carpenter 25 Pell B.ower, John carpenter Barley Brower, John I. upholflere; 65 Broad Brower, John ini'pector of potafh 61 Greenwich Brower, John and Samuel printers 62 Gold Brower, John D. 13 Partition Brower, Jofeph R. baker 216 William Brower, Nicholas carpenter 60 Barley Brower, Nicholas cooper 124 Broad Brower, Nicholas B. ladies hat-store 109 William Brower, Peter mafon Liipenard Brower, Peter carunan 57 Anthony Brower, Samuel rear 95 James Brower, Theophilus 255 Pearl Brower, Thomas cartman 42 Effex Brower, Wm.broker, &c. 23 James & i<_ Pearl Brower, widow boarding-houfe 8 Barclay B ower, widow Martha 32 Barclay Brower, Widow 41 Barclay Browerand Turk dry good-store 91 William Brown, ——- Shipmaster 66 Roofevelt Brown, Abraham cartman 58 Fourth Brown, Adam fhipwright Water Corlaer's-hook Brown, Alexander carpenter 92 Reed Brown, Ambroie gunfmith 79 Reed Brown, Andrew mariner.41 Chatham, & 325 Water ' Brown, Anthony carpenter Church Brown, Andrew laborer, 12 Magazine Brown, Ann, nurfe, 32 Barley Brown, Benjamin, mariner, 7 Hefler Brown, B. fhtpchandler, Catherine fl. h. 139 Cherry Ero*n, Buffi, joiner, 93 Divifion Brown, widow Cath. tatlorcfs, Second, ano. 10 Orange Brown, Chviilian. cook 1 Chamber Brown, Chriftian, book -binder, 23 Murray Brown, Cornelius, u_don, 33 Divifion 128 LONGWORTH S Brown, D .niel, 4 Catherine lane Brown, David, barber, 29 Bedlow Brown, Ebenezer, fhoemaker, 91 Harman Brown, Edmund, carpenter, 93 divifion Bown, Enoch, 36 0.ik do State prifon Brown, Francis, 125 Greenwich Brown, George, hatter, 327 Pearl Brown, George, fawyer, 420 Greenwich B own, Gilbeit, tallow-chandler, 8 Rofe Brown, George, rope maker, 6 Jefferfon Brown, Hannah, feamflrefs, 95 Harman Brown, Henry, wheclright, Hetty Brown, James, fawyer, Corlaer's hook Brown, John, grocer, 40 Hemy B, own, Jacob, t Gold, fhoe-dore 1 ft Maiden-lane Brown, Jacob, hair-drefTer, 50 E. George Brown, James, cartman, Budd Brown, James, brewer, Anthony, cor. B. Way Brown, James, fhipmafter, 21 Dey Brown, James, grocer, Greenwich & 6 James flip Brown, James,carpenter 37 Noith-Moore B.own, James, laborer, 9 Mulberry Brown, John, cartman, rear 11 Mulberry Brown, J. groc. Barley, c. ^ug. Brown, & fon, John, dry-good-ftore, 123 Chatham Brown, John, Anthony eor. Chapel Brown, John, (ionecutter, 372 Greenwich Brown, John, carpenter, 40 /4tig. another 189 Hefler Brown, John, dyer, 2 Magazine Brown, John, fhoemaker, 44 Barclay Brown, J. grocer, 12 Batavia L. Brown, John, rigger, 15 Bedlow Brown, John, fhoemaker, 58 Reed Brown, John, porter, h. 208 Bowery Brown, John failmaker ai Barclay Brown, Jofeph failmaker 44 Chatham Brown, Jonathan fhipwright Montgomery Bown, Jofeph lab. 13 Third ; ano. fhoem. 115 Djv» Brown, Leah nurfe 17 Thames Brown, Margaret 8 Little Water Brown, Martin butcher rear 260 William B own, Martha fruiter ifa Magazine Brown, Mofes K. painter &c. up. end Chapel Brown, Mofes tavern 75 Pine Brown, Mary 56 Bedlcw; another 56 Elizabeth Brown, Mils Mary 41 Broad B.own, M- A, Si milliners, 52 John KEW-Y0RK. DIRECTORY. 1-29 Brown, Noah fhipwright Water Coerlaers-hook Brown, widow of Paul R. fhoemaker EfTex cor. Grand Brown, Patrick laborer rear 25 Chatham Brown, Robert fhipwright 26 James Brown, Samuel cooper 227 Greenwich (hop 78 Mur. Brown, Samuel anchor Smith fourth Hefler i?rown, Simon grocer 384 Water .Brown, Sarah wafhwoman 29 Chamber Brown, T. flonc-fcal en. 218 Broadway, h. 73 Chapel Brown, Thomas 32 Beaver Brown, Thomas iailmaker 155 Greenwich .Brown, Thomas, 11 Mulberry Brown, Thomas brafsfounder, Crofs .Brown, Thomas boatbu. 6 Rofevelt; and. 256 Front Brown, Thomas mariner 77 Divifion 2?rown, Thomas infpector of lumber 37 yfuguftus Brown,Thomas board. & porter houfe 10 JlieStor Brown, Thomas 245 William Brown, Thomas rigger 87 Bedlow Brown, Thomas auctioneer 64 Wall Brown, Walter L. grocer Div. corner Charlotte Brown, William P. 3 Magazine Brown, Wheeler boarding h. 85 Pine .Brown, William grocer 12 E. George Brown, William earthen and grocery ft. 53 Broad Brown, William fexton of St. Paul's C. 1 Church Brown, William oy Herman 48 Naffau Biown, Wm.caitman 28 U. Barley ; WlOth.-; J-J_£. Brown, William lumber-merchant 107 Loniibard -Brownj Z. grocer 75 Pearl _>rown & Gocilfy, ii izzrers 111 Mai-Jen L. Brown & White, B grain-ft. & gro. cor. pump &-trft Browne, Nathaniel batter 246 Water Browne, Elizabeth 20 Lumber B.ownne, Jofeph fhipmaster 67 Cedar Brownne, Charles Ulip-architf _. & builder 119 Loin. Browning, Samuel cordwainer 55 divifion Browrjohn, widow Aim, 12 Stone Brownjohn, widow Elizabeth 75 Gold Browne!', John grocer 15 1 2-ly-rrarktt Broyes, John fhop 42 01 44 Third Bruce, Charles bakrr 76 Wail Bruce, M. D. 26 Cortlandt Bruce, Judith 12 Broadway B uce, Mirhaei hairditlTer, 76 James Biuce, Mrs. R. yt Broadway Bruce, widQw of Peter 302 Broadway 130 LONG WORTH'S Bruce, widow Jane 38 Vefey Bruce, Robt. L. 41 John Bruce, D- & G. printers'156 Pearl Bruce, W. and. merchants 120 Front, h. Hammond Bruen, M. & J. mei chants 177 Broadway Brum, Philip mariner 411 Broadway Brun, Francis 19 Reed Brundage, E. filver-plater 22 Bobinfon Brundage, Jerfey cartman 18 Sixth Brunger, Jobs grocer Sugar loaf cor. Church Bruno, Aug. M. verrnecilli manufactory 1-3 Pear! Brunn, A 450 Pearl Bruerton, George gilder St enameller 12 Brannon Brufh, Cornelius cartman Rivington Brufh, Caleb grocer North Mooie Brufh, FVeelove, 59 Partition Brufh, Harry blockmaker 69 E. George Brufh, Ifraet carpenter 127 Lombard Brufh, James cartman 100 Firfl Brulb, John wheelright 79 Henry Bruflie, Peter painter 66 Harman Bruflie, Saml. C. rigger 129 Henry Bryan, John tavern 156 Fly-market Bryan, ^zel cartman 127 Bedlow Bryan, Thomas 65 NafTau Bran, Thomas laborer 33 divifion Bryar, James tobaccotiift 112 Front Bry»r. John mariner 96 Anthony Bryar, Wm. tobacconift 104 Water, h. Sixtki Bryden, Wm. tanner Broadway_^ ..... _ Brylon, David tanner & currier 48 Frankfort Bryfon, William carpenter George coiner Henry Buchan, Robert lumber-merchant 367 Greenwich Buchan & C'ark's timber and law-yard 413 Greenwich Buchanan, Charles tobacconist 94 Divifion Buchanan, Falls carpenter Elizabeth near Spring Buchanan, James laborer 42 Effex Buchanan, John merchant Mott corner Broom Buchanan, Thomas merchant 41 Wall Biichanan, Walter W, phyfician 25 Hudfon Back, Daniel carpenter 97 James Buck, Hen y fhipwright up. end Cherry Buck, Francis 45 Cliff Buck, Guidon 54 Fair Buck, & co. Gurdon & Daniel, merchts. i* 5 Front Buckhorst, Harman baker 25 Cheapfide Buckland, Wm. grocet Greenwich corn. Budd KEW-YoRK DIRECTORY* 131 Buckler, William rurrier 38 Ferry Bur.klels, John tailor 2 N„'lau Buciehy, Thomas mer. 339 Pearl, h. 241 Front Buckley, William manner 57 Haiman Buckley, James grotei 77 G. Id Buckley, Abel & Jtmes merchants 242 Pearl Buckley & ^bbatt me-.chaio'S 241 Front Buckmaster, Jot.n bt-atbuildcr, 109 Lombard Buckmaster, Geo. 191 8c 198 Cherry, h. 72 EG. Budd, widow boardinghouse 7 Dey Budd, widow Eliza tailoress 5 Chesnut Buddy, Peter mariner 10 Orange Bufell, Seaman grocer 67 Rutger Buffaiore, widow Ann 71 Beekman Bull, F'rancis translator of languages 24 William Bull, Henry W. shipmaster 63 Rutger Bull, Joseph mariner 79 Lombard Bull, William saddler 19 Barclay, another 64 Nassau Bull, widow Rachel 46 Partition BULL & FORT LEE ferry house 74 Vesey Bullen, Samuel grocer Pump cor. Orchard Bullock, John tavern 284 Water Buioid, Robert grocer & tea dealer 199 Broadway Bumstead, Sarah seamstress Delancy Bunce, George printer 0 Dutch Bunce, Jeffery grocer 61 Rutger Bunce, widow Eve48 Oliver Bunce & Fuller watchmakers 273 Water Btiody, J. S. boardinghouse 29 Lombard B'onn, James cartman 10 Cross Bunn, John merchant 66 Front Bmin, Joseph laborer Hetty Bunn, Mary midwife 64 Barclay Bunn, Reuben ladies' shoemaker 60 William Bninall, Patrickrigger 45 Henry Bunner, 11. attorney 48 Wall,h.*Duane cor. Hudso_ Bunting, W. distiller 87 Murray, cor. Greenwich Bunting & Shaffer, merchants 438 Pearl Bush, Evert boatbuilder 343 Water Burchan, Richard accountant North Moore Burchill, Arthur fig blue manufactory -Grand Burchill, George grocer & clothing store 182 Front Burchill, Neptune laborer Elizabeth near Grand Butdet, John smith 9 Harison B irgen, Georgecordwainer 13 Catharine Burger, Daniel blockmaker 59 Froir B irger, David D. merchant 260 Greenwich Burger, jun. David inspector of customs 264 Greenw, '1-32 LONGWORTH'S Burger, David I. grocer 4 E. George Burger, Elias, merchant 100 Warren Burger, James D.' shipmaster 38 Cliff Burger, James B1 shipmaster 9 Molt Burger, John coroner 62 James Burges, James grocer 304 Broadway Bulges, Samuel carpenter 60 Elizabeth Binges, Thomas mariner 36 Whitehall- Burgess, Henry mason 6 Charlotte B'o'jeau, Joseph tavern 74 Vesey Burk, Charles laborer 23S William Burk, Marydoctress 139 Mulberry Burk, Mary l«4 Fly-market Burk, Wm. blockmak. ClasonVwharf, h. 20 Charlotte B'Jrke, Miles R. shipmaster 69 First Burke, Thomas mason 80 Henry Burke, William rigger up. end-Cherry Burkhill, John 34 Vandewater Burling, Ebenezer in-:pector of lumber 6i Gold Burling, I-;beneze'f L. Fourth, cor. Grand Burling, Ebent-3rS. 151 Cherry Burling, Lancaster S. 12 Cherry Burling, S. & W. S. cab. & glass-ware!). 25 Beekm. Burlock,Thomas grocer 25 Banciier Burlock, William, livery-stabler, 22 & 36 Nassau Burnell, William carpenter 34 Orchard Burnet, George mariner 4 Lombard Burney, Anthony accountant 12i Division Burnhahi, John shipmaster 22 Bayard Burnham, Michael prinler 40 Pine Burn, Alexander ropemaker Ivers' ropewalk Burns, Braceship-carpenler 69 Division Burns, Henry cooper 21 Rose Burns, James, grocer 16 Maiden-lane Burns, James laborer 19 Skinner Burns, Patrick rigger 72 Henry Burns, William shoemaker 362 Broadway: Burnside, Thomas carpenter & grocer 9 Catharine^, .Burnton, widow Mary 28 Cedar Burr, Isaac merchant 87 Be >kmaa .Burr, jun. Isaac, merchant 66 Cherry Burr, Joseph carpenter HafrnSn 5urrall, James & Jonathan 11 E. George .Burrall, Jonathan cashier of branch bank 4f> Pine .Surras, George G. inspector of customs 61 Hudso* .Burras, widow Jane 2 Nassau Hurras, William shoemaker 50 Harman Burrell, William M, D lSSChatham NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. :t3o Burrell, W. E. & M. H. druggists 126 Chatham JBurrill, Eb. comm. mer. 98 Murray's-whf. Ii. Greenw. Burris, Joseph corn measurer LO Lumber Butrnt, Samuel attorney at law Anthony cor. Chapel BurrittS; Cannon, South corner Pechslip Burrows, Joseph measurer 50 Lumber Burroevs, Thomas rigger 127 Division Burt, Charles cartman 130 Hester Burt, John carpenter 47 Rutgers Burt, Lewis 20 Warren Burus, 61 James Burtis, E. D. cartman 57 Elizabeth Burtis, Louisa teacher 45 Elizabeth Burtis, Thomas grocer Spring near Molt Burtis, W. coachmaker 280 Broadway, & 14 U. Reed Burtis & Crane, bookstore & lottery office 19 Pecfe si. Burtis & Higbie, grocers 1+8 Bowery -Buitis & Woodward, coachniakers260 Broadway -Burtiss, C. carpenter, Corlaer's-hook Burton, George, mariner 68 Ann -Burton, Joseph painter93 James •Barton, Joseph laborer Orange Burton, William 60 Hudson B irtsell, Henry constable 44 Chapel •B-rtsell, Peter bookbinder & stationer 10 Wall Bus, Joseph barber 43 Roosevelt •Bush, Daniel accountant 3 Barlev ^ush, David D. grocer upper end Chape! jjl,s,l> John pilot 8 fcjafievelt Bush, Mary boardinghouse 36 Whitehall •o^sh, Micah grocer 299 Washington •°ash, R. I. physician 218 Sroaeiwav Basil, William i3 U. Heed; another'WVn-t Uuskerk, Lawrence cartman 85 Reed DUssmg, Grant confectioner 52 Sanrker Bussing, John collector 23 Third Bussing, William inspector of lime 9 N Moore Bussing & Hook lumberyd. White's-whf 59 Cortina Budinell, John mariner S3 Division -Butler, Amos printer 159 Pearl Butler, Benjamin, druggist 35 Wall, & 35 Warren Butler, widow Elizabeth 45 Bedlow Butler, John 67 Murray Butler, John master U. S. frigate Adams, Bedlow Butler, John blockmaker 375 Water, h. 30 Charier:- Butler, Lewis tavern 2o Henry N JjS4 LONGWORTH'S Butle'r, Mrs Hannah miliner 3 Old-slip Butler, Michael, chandler 19 Barclay Butler, Thomas C. merchant 33 Beekman Butler, Thomas S. cabinetmak Broome near Bowery Butler, Walter porter 29 Norfolk Butler, William white-washer rear 13 Anthony Butler, William cartman 175 Division Butler, widow Charlotte 44 Partition Butler, widow washer 9 Barley, another 1 Chesnut Butler, Burroughs & Sturges, merchants 72 South Butman, Joseph cattman 11 Thomas Butman, Stephen shipmaster 3 Jay Butridge, widow Mary 139 Henry Butterwortli, Flenry band-boxmaker 16 Frankfort Buttre, William fancy-chairmaker 4 Chatham-stiuare Buxton, Charles M-D 47 Church Buzse, Jacob 38 Chamber Byard, John cartman 27 Barclay Byard, Henry 7 8 Murray & Bowery-lane Byard, Michael cartman 34 Anthony Byard, Samuel 23 George By'ers, James 65 Maiden-lane Byng, Moses laborer 1 Division Byrci, Joseph merchant 292 Pearl Byrd & Barrow's store 292 Pearl Byrne, Andrew merchant 253 William Byrne, widow of Bernard grocer 7 Ann Byrne, Ebenezer cabinetmaker 8 Dutch Byrne, Francis gardner 52 Barclay Byrne, James auctioneer 63 Vesey, h. 29 Warren Byrne, John merchant 253 .William B; rne, Lawrence grocer 320 Water Byrne, Patrick grocer 35.6 Water Byrne, Patrick 78 Mulberry Byson, Thomas rigger 01 Harman Byvanck, widow Mary 26 James Byvanck, William shipwright & grocef 35 Harman Cadle, Cornelius merchant 50 Frankfort Cadle, Thomas merchant S07 Pearl • Caclle & Stiingham, merchants 95 Front Cadwell, John pumpmaker 9 Mulberry Cady, Cyrus \. boarding-house 2 Catharine Cahoon, Robert Sf Thomas grocers 289 Broadway Canoone, VVm.coinmiss. merch 98 Wall, h Gteenw. Caille & Co. tinplate workers 6% Nassau NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. i 35 Caines, George counsellor 16 Wall Cairns, Cornelius cartman Grand Cairns, Frears, Halliday & Co. merchts. 35 Cortlandt Cairns, John cartman .126 Mott Cairns, & Lord, (William) tcerchants82 William Cairon, Peter 77 Beekman &2 William Cairon, Thomas merchant 71 Nassau ' Calder, Peter accountant Bayard, n. Mulberry Caldwell, Jacob card manufactory 21 Cheapside Calel vail, James cartman 11 Front Caldwell, John, cooper29 Moor Caldwell, John E. merchant 3f Greenwich Caldwell, John cabinetmaker Mulberry Caldwell, John merchant 6U. Reed Caldwell & Co. J E. merchants 30 South Caldwell & Parks, 94 Front Calely, Patrick teacher 28 Water Callahan, widow Elizabeth 6f E. George Callahan, Jane 88 Fair Callander, William cooper 197 Front - Callins, William cooper 48 Beaver Callow, James upholster 74 Liberty Callow, Stephen painter 74 Liberty Calvert, William laborer 94 Anthony Cambeil, John shoemaker 91 Division Cameron, Daniel tavern 82 Cherry Cameron, Hugh grocer 377 Greeewicil Cameron, James carpenter 57 Reed Cameron, John mariner 24 Mulberry Cameron, John measurer of grain 27 Fisher Cammann, widoev of Charles L 378 Greenwich Cammann, Peter A. mer. Washington h. 108 Chamb., Cammann, Augustus, merchant 108 Chamber Cammeyer, William baker 7 Bridge Camp, Philander shoemaker 91 Harman Camp, Gerardus druggist 299 Broadway " "• , ; Camp, John laborer 15 Augustus Campbell, Aaron Six'h, corner Grand Campbell, Alexander Ji5 Liberty Campbell, Alexander rigger 50 Cheapside Campbell, Alexander carpenter 5 I Hudson Campbell, Archibald merchant 52 Cedar Campbell, A. stone-cutter 137 Washington Campbell, Claries mariner 36 Charlotte Cainphell, cartmen Desbrosses Gampbell, David mason 69 Hester 1-36 10NG WORTH'S Campbell, David grocer 3S8 Greenwich Campbell, Daniel mariner 21 Batavia-Iar.e Campbell, Daniel 38 Oak Campbell, Dennis drj good store 63 Cherry Campbell, Dugal cartma'i Rynder, near Grand Campbell, Edward mariner 1*6 Charlotte Campbell, Hose grocer 4) Peck-slip Campbell, James painter 16 Molt Campbell, Jacob mason 34 Barley- Campbell James carpenter 23 Pell Campbell James butcher Elizabeth, near Grand Campbell, James mar-ou 44 Barclay Campbell, James turner 80 and 84 Chamber Campbell, John accountant 31 Roosevelt Campbell, John D. shipmaster 69 Molt Campbell, John potter32 Pell Campbell, John teacher 144 Division Campbe'I, John carpenter 3 Leonard Campbell, John weaver Rynder near Hester Campbell, Mafeoba teacher Liberty corner Broadway Campbell, Margaret Widow of _4ilen 30 Mott Campbell, widow Margaret 5 Augustus Campbell, Margaret widow of Wm. 71 Reed Campbell, Patrick cartman 18 Hester Campbell, Richard boot and shoe maker 55 John Campbell, Samuel bookseller & stationer 124 Pearl Campbell, Samuel mason 5 /Anthony Campbell, Samuel laborer 30 Henry Campbell, Simon boatman rear 5 .^rjthonv Campbell, T. I. lumber-merchant 55 HudsoB Campbell, Thomas m^son 1 IS Mulberry Campbell, William shoemaker 37 _fnthony Campbell, William mason Rynder near Grand Campbell, William painter 26 Reed Campbell, William tailor 67 E. George Campbell & Mitchell booksellers 124 Pearl Campion, Daniel 251 Greenwich Candeil, Thomas cooper 1 Bailey Caafield, Gooiri caitman 103 Mulberry Canfield, John shoemaker 42 Bedlow Caniff, Daniel cartman 103 Harman Canift", Reuben cartman Mfelberry, near Prince Cannon, Abraham Coiiaers-hook Cannon, Abraham shoemaker Delancy Cannon, Charles shoemaker 47 Barley Cannon, Hugh laborer 25 Harman Cpiiwi, Hugh carpenters Catherine lane NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. lit Cannon, John tailor 58 Bedlow Cannon, John gilder 15 Thomas Cannon, Mott dry good-store 116 Chatham Cannon, widow 61 Henry Capstack, Sarah dry good-store 400 Pearl Caraboue, Peter silver smith 49 Division Carandeffez, yllex. Odo chymist Church Carberry, Lawrence cooper 24 Stone Carberry, Thomas shipmaster79 Greenwich Carberry, John cooper 58 Front Card, Elisha shipwright 2 E. George- Card well, James cartman 20 Orchard Careme, John dry good store 396 Peatl Cargill, Abraham .tinman 250 Water Cargill, David merchant 32 Water, h. 66 Broadway Cargill, Wm. grocer 54 Broad Cargill & M'Coun, merchants 21 Coenties-slip Carle, Jacob lumber yard 41 Chamber Carlick, ^nn 40 Barley Carlisle, Francis teacher 9 Nassau ' Carlock, J. 55 E. George Carlock, Peter shipwright 56 Division Carlock, Wm. shipwright 27 Magaziue- Larman, Daniel saddler 38 Church Carman, Hannah 90 James Carman, James shipwright 42 Hester Carman, Samuel goldsmith S)3 Catharine Carman, Thomas fruiter 3 E. George Carman, William carpenter 29 Second Carmer, Nicholas lumber inspector Church Carmiclial, Daniel grocer 189 Hester Carne, John measurer 10 Lumber Carnes, Henry shipwright Montgomery Carnes, John laborer 37 Bedlow Carnes, Wm. baker 26 Harman Carney, Arthur shoemaker 14 Catharine lane Carney, Thomas stonecutter 61 Chapel Garow, Isaac merchant 222 Pearl Carpender, John G. accountant 60 Barclay Carpenter, Andrew shipwright 162 Harman Carpenter, Benjamin carpenter 40 Roosevelt Carpenter, Henry shipwright 25 Chapel Carpenter, James carpenter 35 Third Carpenter, Joseph, blockmaker303 Washington Carpenter, John, carpenter 152 Bedlow Carpenter, widow of Jacob 78 Lombard Carpenter, Peter laborer Third cor. Heste; N2. 138 -0N6W0RTH'S Carpenter, S. C. 24 Duane Carpenter, S. boatbtiilder27 Cherry, shop 323 Wate* Carpenter, Thomas merchant 224 Water Carr, leather-store Ferry Carr, Caesar oysterman Grand near First Carr, David grocer 75 Bedlow Carr, George shoemaker 53 Henry Carr, James butcher Elizabeth near Spring Carr, Joshua cooper 40 Harman Cair, Murphy grocer 8 Catharine lane Carr, Robert tailor 16 U. Reed Carr, Thomas shipwright 37 Lombard Carr, Wm. mason 36 Harman Carr, .widow of John i98 Broadway Carr, widow, milliner 75 William Carragan, Hugh laborer 4 Moore's buildings Carragan, John mason LT. Barley Carrick, John laborer 450 Greenwich Carrier, Henry butcher Third Carrigin, Daniel slop-shop, 11 Old-siip- Carrris, John cartman Hudson Carrithers, George smith Bowery Carroll, Daniel mariner up end Bedlow Carroll, John mason ?45 Greenwich Carroll, Mathew accountant 31 Ferry Carroll, Mrs 21 Catharine lane Carroll, widow of Anthony, 16 Markelfield Carrow, widow 13 Fair Carson, Jacob laborer 11 Reed Carson, James shoemaker 418 Pearl Carson, John cooper 44 Augustus Carss, widow Jane grocer 2Q E. George Carsting, Gideon ropemaker 99 Mulberry Carsting jun. Gideon ropemaker Second Carsting, widow porter-house Cross Cartan, Robert grocer 50 Cheapside Carter, Adolph boatbuiider Clason's wharf, Cherry Carter, James merchant, 195 Greenwich Carter, John branch pilot 65 Ann Carter, Robert mariner 111 Lombard Carter, Robert, 42 Ann Carter, Thomas shipwright rear 55 Cherry Carter, Vincent sexton of brick church 76 Liberty Carter, Wm. mariner Charlotte, corner Harman Carter, S. & M. looking-glass-st. 289 Pearl Carver, Win. smith aud farrier 36 Cedar Carvey, Matthias cartman 21 Fayette Case, Hairiet 38 Barley NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 139 Case, John mason Broome Case, Thomas rigger 90 Harman Case, Whitfield cartman 30 E^sex Casenave, John 65 James Casey, Patrick laborer 36 Henry Casilear, John shipwright 13 Fisher Cashman, Michael grocer 55 Chatham Cosier, Frederick laborer 58 Bedlow Casmere, George dry good store 104 Chatham . Cass, Joseph grocer Church cor. Walker Cassady, Dennis boot & shoemaker 18 William Cassady, Hngh 47 Catharine Cassady, John coachman 37 Barclay C-osie, James baker 17 Rose Cassel, John stivaclore 7 5 Lombard Cassilier, Francis ship carpenter 30 Bedlow Oastagnet, Paul Bloomingdale Castaing, Mrs. Maria Staple Castello, Eii rigger 43 Reed Castine, Frederick ropemaker Elizabeth near Spring Castine, John mason 36 Augustus Castle, Robert brewer 31 Banker Castles, Wm. S. 10 Rector Castles, Robert cartman Elizabeth near Spring Castles & Fine, block If pump maker Carlisle corner Castro, widow Mary tailor 265 William [Washington Catchiel, Patrick shoemaker 38 Henry Catchum, Wm. cabinet maker 34 _arley Cation, widow Hannah 49 Chamber' Catlin, L. cashier Merchants' bank 25 Wall Caton, Joseph 39 Oak Cattell, Peter waterman 102 Liberty Catterfield, Adolph boarding h. 11 Tryon-row Cauderer, Christian shoemaker 30 Harman Cauldwell, Cornelius china st. 429 Pearl Cauldwell, J. merchant 304 Pearl Caulfield, Thomas grocer 112 Lombard Cave, James grocer 74 Catharine Cave, Stephen shoemaker 283 Broadway Cave, Thomas 25 Catharine Cave, Wm. grocer 40 Coarlotte Cave, Wm. grocer73 Wall Caven, Peter laborer 76 Flarman Cavanagh, Peter merchant 67 Fair Cavenaugh, Stephen cartman 152 Bedlow Caverly, John shipwright 301 Washington Caze Sf Richaud 39 William Ceron, Madam 8 Murray }** LONGWORTH'S Cebran, John mariner 102 Cherry Cefus, Cato 66 Cliff Cerneau, Joseph silver.smith 65 Maiden-lane Chadeayne & Seaman, tailors 312 Pearl Chadeayne, David 97 Cherry Chadwell, Mrs. 70 Greenwich Chad wick, Rebecca teacher 10 Peck-slip Chad wick, Joseph grocer 142 Flarman Chaigneau, widow 420 Broadway Chalabree, —— milliner 107 William Chalk, Richard Greenwich opp. State P. Challen, Wm. fancy-chairmaker323 Pearl Chalmer, Andrew grocer 262 William Chalmers, James dyer 174 William Chamberlain, David shipwright 20 Gharlotte Chamberlain, Russel moulder Water shipyards Chambers, Eleanor 49 Beekman Chambers, Wm. I. cartman Ryndersnear Grand Chambers, Francis hairdresser 267 Broadway Chambers, James rigger and mariner 8 E. George Chambers Sf co. John stationers 129 Water Champenois, Daniel cartman 376 Greenwich Champenois, Rachel 47 Barclay Champlin, Benj. 234 William Champlin, John T. merchant Robinson Champlin, Robert 67'Chatham Champlin, U. O. merchant 83 Libeity Chana, Wm. carpenter 3 Birmingham Chandler, 55 Elizabeth Chandler, James 63 Maiden-lane Chandler, Joseph carpenter Grand Chandler, Vincent shoemaker Second Chapin, Eli grocer 70 Reed Chapman, widow of Edward 4 Pel ham Chapman,jun. Thomas 95 Beekman Chapman, Geo. W. M. D. L. Robinson Chapman, J. blockmak.73 Roosevelt, shop3S3 Wa! Chapman, Job Vestry Chapman & Osbourn tailors 215 Greenwich Chappie, Peter smith 45 Second Chappie, T. muffin baker Washington corner Reed Chardavoyne, Isaac wood-inspec. 30 Vandewater Chardavoyne, Wm. grocer Spring Chardevoyne, Wm. VV. carpenter N. Moore X'hardonnet, Ipaulet 8 Murray Charles, Mrs. millener st. 414 Pearl Charles, Robert mason & tav. 298 Wates Charles, Geo. laborer Grand NEW-YORK MRECTORY. 141 Chaiieton Benjamin tailor 75 Chatham Charleton, widow of John 88 Grenwich Charle'on, Samuel lab 49 Ann Charlewood, John brok. and china^t..12 Bowery Charlson, Anthony 88 Roosevelt Charnley, Robl.luit-st 199 Water Chase, Amy shipwright 9 Birmingham Chose, Henry mar. 26 Pump Chase, Isaac oysterman 56 Bed-low Chase, Joan boat-build 309 Water.h. 62 Cherry Chaas'-, Wm. ma ioer 92 Henry Chaifield, Divid hairdreffer 76Chapel Chotfield, Win. cartman -Broome Ch-rtteiton, Jonathan cartman Desbiofl'e's Chattel ton, Sarah 460 Pearl Chatterton. Thomas diy-g.ft. 460 Pearl Chauveati, Join veterinary doct. 10 Frankfort CheeLman, furman 34 Cherry Cheek-man & Brownne's fhipyds. oppofite tile Belvidei'e Ciieefeman & Journeay groc. 16 Anthony C.'ieefeman, Hannah 41 Second Ciieefeman, widew Rachel 17 Fayette Cheetham, Benj. porter b.56 Pine Cheetham, James editor of ihe Anier. cit. 86 Pearl Cheetham, John hatter 19? Water Che'sol, Jofeph cartman Walnut Cheriot, Kernry merchant 44 Bro?d Cherriih, David mariner 29 Oak Chefebonugh, C. & A. mer. 150 Broadway Chefeborough, R. merchant 47 Dey, ft. 182 Broadway Chefler, Nicholas trader 445 Pearl Chcflermaa & Bowen, tailors 48 John Cr.evee, James B. fancy-it.409 Pearl Ciievers, William groc. 45 E. George Chevers, Wiiliam marlhal 29 charlotte Chew, Claiborne merchant 62 South Chew, frump & Slaughter merchants 55 South Chew, Richard tav. and board, h. 6 DoveT Chiguizola, Fivangelifta 141 Divifion Child, Abraham merchant-tail. 36 William Child & San, Francis conveyan. 15 Chatham Child, Lewis paint. & glaz 44 Oliver Childs, Evander broker 58 Wsnen Chink, Benjaman fhipmailer 23 Biyard Chollot, J. B. watchmaker 49 Division Cholwtl), J. mer. 28 Burlinj>-flip, h. 13 Vandewater Chrifiianj Jacob mariner 64 cherry 143 tONGWORTH's Chriflian, Matthias auct. Rynder near Grand Chriflian, Wm. fhoemak. 189 Third Chriflian, Patrick groc. 57 Chatham Chriflian, Peter fug. refin. 14 Rofe Chriflian & Paxton, auc"t. 7 Burling-flip, h. 142 Front Chiifthtn, Zacbariah porter 56 Hefler Chriflie, Alex, gardener Sixth near Grand Chriflie, lames merchant 34 South, h. Hudfon Chriflie, Wm. mafon Sugar-loaf Chriflie 8t Gay, coopers 277 Water Chryflic, Thos china k glafs waie-h. 37 Maiden-Iar.e Chryflal, Laurence groc. crofs corn. Barley Church, widow Anne, difpen. 184 Bowery , George laborer 45 Mott ——, John mer. 164 Wis. fl. 164 Front ——, John B. 2 Hudfon-fquare ——, Robt. shipwright upper end cherry ,& Demil, merchants 164 Front * Churchill, John cartman 193 Third Churchill, Saml. laborer 156 Divifion Chufeack, Hugh laborer 48 Mott Cifco, Cornelius shoemaker BoWery-lane Gfco, Peter shoemaker Bowery near 2 mile flone Citizen, [American! office of 86 Pearl City clerk's office, City-hall City inspector's office, City-hall City.hotel, 123 Broadway Claghorne, Jos. failmak. Wafhington cor. Provofl Clapp, James attorney 1 U. chamber 1 John flour-mercht. 33 Vandeevater Phillips filverfmith 44 Frankfort & 86 Chatham , captain Samuel 44 Pine , William & John merchants 181 Front , William flour-merchant 18 Vandewater • , William grocer Broadway & Riker, gold and filverffniths 86 Chatham Clare, widow Sarah 71 Harman Clark, Amos grocer Hefler cor. Norfolk , Alex, grocer 27 Hudfon —.Alien grocer 5 U- Reed , Alex, grocer 288 Broadway ——, Benjamin attorney 4 Beekmun-flip . Benjamin meafurer of grain 82 Bowery , chriflopher mariner 29 cheapfide , David mariner 24 Bedlow ——, D. lumber-merchant Viflty *BW-T0R_. DIRECTORY. 1*3 Clark, Ebenezcr shipwright o Essex , Ebenezcr upper part Broadway , Edward conveyancer 9j Greenwich , widow of Scott L. 168 William ——, Hannah57 Anthony , Hugh grocer 39 Bedlow , ichabod ship_;altcr 3 cheapfide • Jacob account, church ——, Jmnesca tm»n 46 Mott , Jcffc boot & fhoemaker Orange , jun. John druggill 91 Maiden-lane , John 69 cherry , John bo-tman Clark, widow Catharine 85 Chamber Ciark, Elizabeth grocer High dark, George hairdresser 120 Fly-market Clark, Joseph cabinetmaker rear 37 Murray Clark, Lemuel E. printer 27 First Ciark, Martin porter-house 9 Warren Clark, Mary boardinghouse 99 William C'ark, Margaret grocer 40 Lumber Ciark, Mathew commission.mercht. 224 Front Clark, Moses oysterman 30 Pell Clark, Michael shoemaker 59 Bedlow Clark, N, lumber-merchant, house 68 Cherry Clark, Reuben cartman Broome Clark, Robert fhoemaker 61 Harman Clark, Robert baker 142 Chapel Clark, Samuel porterhouse 242 William Clark, Samuel carpenter 77 Mott Clark, Thomas B carpenter Montgomery, ship-yds. Clark, Thos. lumber-yd. 170Cherry, h. 105. Lombard Clark, Willard grocer & porter-house 71 Front Clark, William grocer 16 Mott G'ark, William cartman Bowery lane Clark,;Wm. cartman 2 mile stone, another Rivington Clark, William tavern above 2 mile stone Clark, William rigger i 1 Ciieapstcie, anoth. 12 Pump Clark, William carpenlei 81 Henry Clark, William mariner 51 Harman Clark Sf Ogilby grocers 111 Front Clark & Sons, Nathaniel lumber-yard, Clark's-wharf Clarke. George shipmaster 53 Cedar ClaiKe James M. D. 210 Broadway Clarke, J«eph mason 34 Second J 144 LONGWORTH'S Clarke, Peter druggist I2S Pearl Clarke & Son, druggists 210 Broadway Clarkson, David M. merchant 16 Cortlandt Clarkson, Freeman 97 Liberty Clarkson, L. merchant 13 Jay Clarkson, general Mathew 26, Pearl Clarkson, Prior laborer Theatre-alley Clarkson, Richard hairdresser 167 Division Clarkson, S. & L. office 39 Mill Clarkson, Thomas S. merchant 33 Broadway Class, Francis, tinman 48 Augustus C'ason, Isaac merchant 61 Bioadway Classon, Edward shipmaster 19 Catharine Glavenzani, D. 66 Beekman Ci-us, George confectioner 142 William Clay, James smith ,5 Charlotte Clay, Stephen 3 shipmaster 223 Bowery Clear;., William grocer 36 Catharine Cieland, G. hardware, upper part Broadw. & Bowery Cleland, George smith. 57 Elizabeth Chland, James, caitmau 245 Ciierry Clelandj, Mis. midwife 6 Fair Clement, H.ironmonger Barclay, cor. Greenwich Clement, Martha& Alary 14 Peck-slip Clements, J. veterinary surgeon 3o Bare-lay Clendining, Alexander mason Third near Delancev Clendining & Adam* 2fp Pearl CLERK'S (city) sfiiee City-hall CLERK'S (sujvin;? court) office City-hall Clew?. ,-'. boardinghouse & livery-stable 2*7 W'ater Clififaid, James-niason 8 Pump C'iiloixl, Thomas stivadore73 Bedlow Ciiiich, Jacob merchant 11 U Reed Clinch, Jo.rn carpenter 8 Roosevelt Ciine, William butcher 204 Bowery C ing, L'-'irv laborer 27 Fiiat Clink, Wi 1.an. fruiter 61 Bedlow Ciinl, Cnri^opi.ei laborer 132 Mott Ciiutick. Elizabeth boardinghouse 22T G reenwick Clinton, Dewitt 47 Broad ay Ciock, Abraham slioemaker 11 Sixth Clock, widow iizaSo Lombard Clockman, Ruben mariner 96 Bsdlow C'rse, Lefect 16-2 Greenwich Clr-r.se), Miie- F. 163 Brood way Clouet, Peter fruit-store 65 Bowery NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. Hi Clough, J. editor of the Ladies' Miscellany 149 Pearl Cloyd. D. oartman60 Anthony, anoth. 106 Mulberry Cluett, John I 5 Elizabeth CIUTS, Carles chairmaker 101 Beekman Clussman, George H. dry-good store 446 Pearl Coats, J. copper & tin manuf. 352 &c shop 354 Water Coats, Stephen mariner 8 Charlotte Cobb, William carpenter 15 Essex Coburn, George grocer Grand corner Orchard Cobtirn, Robert mason 362 Greenwich Cochran, Francis stone-cutter 155 Greenwich Cochran, John laborer 29 Roosevelt Cochran, James mason rear 23 Mulberry Cochran Michael, laborer 42 Bedlow Cochran, Patrick hair-dresser 57 Bowery Cochran, William mariner 20 Thomas Cock, George merchant 103 Cherry Cock, Isaac merchant 241 Water, h. 5 Peck-slip Cock, John merchant 230 Water Cock, John F. merchant 83 Greenwich Cock, John L. grocer Rivington corner Third Cock Oliver, merchant 15 Peck slip Cock, Solomon inspector of beef & pork Greenwich* Cock & Co. Andrew 15 Peck-siip Cock & Frost, 254 Water Cock & Looker's shoe-store 83 William Cockrein, Samuel gilder 24U Greenwich Cocks, James blockmaker 2S Oak Cocks, Robert merchant-tailor 100 Water Cocks, Zoar milkman 59 Hester , Coculett, Daniel carpenter Vestiy Coddington, Abraham cartman 41 Barclay Coddington, David cartman 3 Harison Coddington, Isaac carpenter 56 Anthony Coddington, John 1. 194 Front Coddington, John mason 56 Anthony Coddington, Maiy 3 Harison Coddington, Millard cartman 1! Jay Coddington, Thomas tailor Hudson Coddington, Uziah lime-measurer 17 Chapel Codman, Wm. merchant 50 William, store 28 South Codwise, C merchant 341 Pearl, h. 82 Chatham Cod wise, David attorney 133- Water, h. 341 Pearl Codwise, George merchant 341 Pearl Coe, Moses carpenter Cross Coffee, Edward cartman 14 Sixth Coffee, Peter tavern 335 Water O * 146 tONGWORTH'S Coffie, Barney 25 Provost Coffin, jam. Alexander merchant 45 South Coffin, Charles mariner 67 James Coffin, John A.M. teach. 91 Beekman & 38 U. Reea Cogdill, William combmakerSl Harman Coggeshall, Caleb 41 Frankfort Coggeshall& Merrit, shipchandlers 165 Front Coghlan, W;illiam coach-trimmer 74 Partition Cohen, Mrs. C. boardinghouse 2 New Coker, Daniel laborer 25 Rose Coil, Patrick 87 Barclay Coit, David shoemaker 120 Harman Coit, Elisha store 16 Crane-wharf, h. 43 Fair Coit, John merchant 81 South, h. 143 Washington Coit, Levi mercht. 69 Washington, h. 76 Greenwioh Coit & Edwards merchants 82 South Colbert, John cabinetmaker Desbrosses Coklen, Cadwaliader D. attorn. & coun. 20 Pine Colden, widow of Christian 80 Chatham Colden eSe Dey, attorns. & counsellors 19 & 20 Pine, Coldwell, George pewterer7 Beekman Coldwell, John grocer 281 Greenwich Cole, Abraham stone-cutter Church Cole, Abraham Churcji Cole, D ana wafher 7 Reed Cole, Hemy teacher £7 Barclay Cole, James chairrnaker 3 1 homas Cole, John fhoemaker 24 Henry Cole, Peter milkman 13 Barclay Cole, Samuel laborer 66 E. George Cole, widow 6 Charlotte Cole, A. infpedtor of potafh, Whitehall, h. 14 Mag. Cole, David fmith 4 r Reed Cole, Jacob A. carpenter rear 14 Brannon Cole, Joel auctioneer 19 Orchard Cole, widow of Peter 64 Frakfort Cole, Peter tailor 121 Hsu-man Cole, Richard ca«pentei 29 Charlotte Coieburn, Nathaniel tailor 24 Bancker "Colemau, George baker White Coleman, Jobn 11 fair / Coleman, James none cu-ttr 86 Murray Coleman, James laborer Mott Coleman, Peter fhoemaker pear State Prilon Coleman, Robert merchant 129 Pearl Coleman, W. counf.&cd. E. Poll, 40 PIne,h. joHud; Coleman, Silas baker Erlirabeth near Spring WEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 147 Coleman, widow Margaret 79 Barclay Coles, Jofeph mariner 2i Cheapfide Coles, James merchant 11 Peck-flip Coles, John B. merchant 1 South, houfe 1 State Coles, Jofeph grocer 57 Cherry Coles, Thomas 1 Cherry Coles, Oliver flour-merchant 29 Old-flip, h. 31 Peail Coles, Robert drygood-ftore 105 Divifion Coles, Stephen didiller 45 Ferry Coles, W'illet dtfliller 26 & 45 Ferry Coles, Peter H. carpenter 31 Firft Coles, Thomas boatman 75 Mott Coley, Alexander 19 Batavia Lane Coley, Daniel grocer 172 Cherry Coley, William jeweller 57 Chatham Colg.te, William 6 Dutch Collard, Abraham cartman up. end Chapel Co/lard, Ifaac fhoemaker 12 Frankfoit Collard, widow Mary tailor 113 Divifion Collard, widow Mary 16 Reed Collord, Thomas merchant-tailor 260 Water Colics, John paper-hanging manufactory 42 Pearl Colles, Ittchard paper-hanger 53 Augufhis Collet, Charles boardin g-houfe 71 Natfau Collett, John blockmaker 342 Water Colhoun Cc Johnfione, tailors 114 front Coligrove, William tobaconift 93 Anthony Collier, James cartman 14 Second Collier, Mathew laborer 9 Norfolk Colliers, J?.cob 291 Pearl Collin, George mariner 79 Henry Collins, Jofeph carpenter 21 Pell Collins, Catharine grocer 22 Catharine Collins, Charles mere! ant 241 h. 268 Pearl Collins, Jamts painter 12 Catharine Lane Collins, John rigger 20 Lombard Collins, Mark fhipmafter 8 Lumber Collins, Samuel laborer 21 Divifion Collins, William merchant 291 Pearl Collins, William laborer 8 Chaptt Collins, widow 9 Lombard Collins, Thomas grocery 55 Cherry Collins, William 66 E. George Collins, widow of Wm. 59 Reed, Collins, widow Ann 187 Bowery Collins & Perkins, bookfellers and flationers 189 PeStl Collions, Margaret grocer U. Barley M8 tONGWORTH'S- Collis, Thomas butcher 62 Firf! Collis, George fmith, 289 Water, h. 3 Banker Coliiller, Thos. fexton Trinity church 84 Beekman Cohnan, Thomas baarding-h 76 Pine Collect, Robert tailor First n. Delancey Colter, John grocer 203 William Colter, John tailor Hudfon Colter, Maik porter-vsults 82 John Colton A iiliam, 208 Bioadway COLUMBIAN IKSURANCE-OFHCK, 66 Wall Ceilvi'l, John grocer- & tea-dealei 49 M ddeii-!„ne Calvin, James 80 Roofevelt Colvin Sc Lord, pump 8c blockmak»rs 274 Front Comb, William cafpnn'.er 61 Chapel Combs, Lewis carpenter Bedlow cor. Henry Commercial Advertiser, office of, 65 Pine COMMERCIAL INSURANCE-OFFICE, 50 Wall Commereor, Thomas potter Curiae s-hook Cherry Compton, Cornelius carpinter 10 Burminirham Compton, Ebenezcr T. fhip-cai penter 17 Bancker COMPTROLLERS OFFICE, City Hall Comte, Bruno umbrella maker 286 Pear! Com.'lock, Eli (ha teacher 51 Chff Concklin, Ifaac fmith rear 30 Roofevelt Conckfin, George carpenter 32 Elm Concklin, Ifaac grocer 175 W-.fliington Concklin, James merchant 64 De-v Concklin, James merchant 173 B. oadway (oncklin, J 5iy-g. st; B. Way c. Cortlndt. h. 64,0.7 Concklin J J. gnc. 22 Anthany ; ano. 181 Waffling. Concklin, John conflable Cl.urJi Concklin, Johnfon carpenter N. Moore Concklin, M carpenter 39 Partition, ano. 13 N. Moore Concklin, Nicholas cartman Firft ConJon, John laborer 42 Chamber Conkiing, Azel fhoemaker 43 Rutger Conkiing, Bcthtine fliipinaller 46 Oak Conkiing, David grocer 6 South Conklin, Abner grocer Heftercor. Rynder Conklin, Benjamin fliip.joiner 18 Sixth Conklin, Jofeph Ihoemaker 1 25 Bedlow, ano. Church Conklin, Samuel fhcemakei 71 Chamber Council, Mary grocer 56 Catharine Counelly, B-yan grocer 14 An gull us Connelly Edward porter-h. 126 Fiy-market Connelly, Jeremiahtamn 81 Roofvelt Connelly, 1'hcbn tailor 7 Republican Alley Connelly, William (hip-carpenter 32 Henry NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. H9 Connelly, widow 160 Harman Connor, Aaron 225 William Connolly, Charles grocer William corn. George Connolly, Patrick grocer 18 Mott Connolly, Margaret 50 Reed Connolly, Edward fhipright 68 3;d!ow Coiinon, Samuel mafon 7 Leonard Connor, John tailor Spring Conolly, widow of Wm. 19 Gold Conolly & Brennan merchants 115 Fiont Conover, B:tfey 181 Heller Conrad, Ephraim teacher 34 NatTau Conray, Rev. , 2 DJane Conrey, Ab aham 73 Henry Conrey, Thomas collector 78 Firft Conrev, William cartman 36 Oak Conrey, Jonathan- grocer 15 Cheihut Conrey, P. inf'pecSor of lumber 45 Oak _ Conrey, William cabinet-maker 5 Barmingham Conroy, John 45 Chatham Conroy, William grocer 147 Chatham Conve.s, Sarah 87 Chapel Con liable, James faddler 14 Bedlow Conftable, John print-cutter Firft near DdaKcey Gonftant, Jolaph 243 Broadway Conftant. Thomas, tailor 4 Chapel Contoit John H. N. Y. garden B. way, b. 6 Rohinfon Cook, Aiher fhipmafter 45 Harman , David laborer 16 Rol'eveh , David furrier 40 iVdgullus , James lab irer 42 E. George- , Thomas cabinet maker 55 Augufttis , widow Eleanor Jay , William carver 51 Mott 1 , William grocer 23 Pr.ck.flip ,Cryfky market woman 38 Firft , Felicity wr.lber 37 Fair , John cart,nan Hudion- > Jofeph coachman 5 Moores Row. ——* William rigger Spring cor. Orarf^e Cooke, J. boarding h. 43 Waver Gooke & P.att, merchants, f-4 Crane W&arfj Cooke, John G. 20 B 'ekrhan Cooiidge, Daniel 43 N. Moore Coon, Thomas hatter 252 Watep - Goon, Godfrey 89 Mott tkion, Samuel pilot 56 Roofevelt «_t 2- 4-50 LexewoKTH's Cooper, Jacob caittaan Second cor. Hefler , A. & N. tailors 176 Greenwich ————,Benjamin painter 237 William , Benjamin fhoemaker 70 Chatham ———, Cornelius brufh & trunkmaker 18 Feny , Francis eopperfmith 107 Water , Frederick faufage-maker 79 Mott , Rev. Eztkiel 249 Pearl ———, Groi ge bricklayer 21 Divifion , widow Francis 289 Graenwicli • , G. D. counfellor & notary 98 Water • , John carpenter 5 Barclay ———, John fmith 76 Bowery ———, John M. dry goods 119 Chatham Cooper, Jofeph C. attorney & notary 93 Water Cooper, Robert baker Grand Cooper, Samuel B. carpenter 62 Cortlandt Cooper, Samuel grocer 44 Front, houfe 41 Stone Cooper, T. counfeH-or and mafler in chancery 55 Wall Cooper,Thomas A. 296 Broadway Cooper, Thomas cartman 94 Anthony Cooper, Wm. cartman Grand cornet Firft Cooper, Wm. grocer Grand Cooper and Haff, coflee-makers 50 Mulberiy (Hooper and Co. Wm. grocers 72 Partition Cooper, B. & J. gunfmiths 19 Partition Copin, John carpenter 100 Divifion Copland, George grocer 7 2. \V_ter Copp, John E. fhipmafter 66 Harman Corbett, Frederic teacher Jay corner Wafhington Corbett, widow Catharine 19 Chamber Corbetts. Mils academy rear 105 William Corbitt, Jofeph grocer 59 Catharine Cordner, widow Catharine 28 Marketteld Corey, James carpenter Third Corey, Timothy carpenter 71 Hefler Corgan, John grocer 81 Catharine Cork, Widow feamftrefs 175 Wafhington •Corky, John 10 Fayette Corleys, Eletha marketwoman 82 Pump » Corlies, Benjamin 8 Beekman Corlies, B & J. merchants 276 Peail Corlies, John merchant 276 Pearl Corlies, Jacob & Jofeph merchants 285, h. 291 Pearl Corlies, Wm. malon 15 Mulberry Corlis, George mafon 7 Batavia-lar.e fijrlis, Jeleph grocer comer Fump and Mott Cotiisj Wm. S. (offeemanafac^uryrcar 51 Cli. NEW-YORK DIRECTORY". 15 I Con.ickle, Wm. drayman 30 Henry Corne, Peter 49 Naffau Corneille, .Stephen 34 Bancker Cornelius, Daniel B. 45 Church Cornell, Ann 66 Ann Cornell, Charles merchant 23 Liberty Cornell, Elizabeth drygooda 393 Pearl Cornell, EpenetusP. cartman 11 EITtx Cornell, Gilliam merchant 131 Fly.market Cornell, Ifaac huxter Bowery-hill Cornell, Joleph hardware Itore 198 Water Cornell, John cartman 80 Hefter Cornell, Morris cartman Second near Broome Cornell, Stephen cartman Firft corner Broome Cornell,!', cabinet mak & looking-glafs st. 3 Magazine Cornell, WiJow 7 Burling-flip Corner, Peter laborer 201 William Cornock, widow Sarah boarding 34 Libeity Cornwall & Co. James fhipchandlers ie Beekman-fiip Cornwall, Wm. cartman 130 Bowery [h- 57 Beekman Cornvrell, Afpinwall grocer 60 Rutger Cornwell, John cartman 130 Bowery Cornyn, boardinghoufe 80 Water Corp, Samuel merchant 171 Pearl corner Pine Corp, Ellis, and Shaw merchants 171 Pearl Corre, J. 9 State Corry, Timothy grocer 50 U- Barley Corfc, Ifrael currier 14 Jacob and 6 Vandewater Corfen, Cornelius fhoemaker 47 EITex Corfort, Benjamin cai penter 25 Harman Cortes, Sulannah M. 66 Barley Coruth, Peter fmith 190 Divifioa Corwin, Eli H. grocer Hefler corner Norfolk Corwin, George grocer 4 Birmingham. Corwin, Stephen trunkmaker 221 Water Corwin, Timothy mariner 46 Pump Corwin, widow of Wm. grocer £c china-fl. 8 Front Corwin and Ames, fhoe-ftore 94 Broadway Cofe, Hanfe, fhipwright 69 E. George Cofkry, Nathaniel hoficr 29 Liberty Goli'e, Peter grocer Johnfon's-alley Cotheal, merchant corner Coenties-flip & Water; Cotilla, Augudus 9 Thomas [houfe 32 Water. Coder, Henry A. 28 William Coft;r, Henry A. & John G. merchants 26 William Coftcr, John G. merchant 1.10 Broadway Cott, Peter cartman Effex near Hefler (_QttejPeter confeftionei 78 Hitman I S3 LONG WORTH'S Cotteriil, Thomas merchant 6i Pine Cottle, James cartman io Jefferlon Cotton, James merchant 150 Pearl; h. 60 Beekman Cottreli, Samuel cartman E. Georrie Cottrel),Thos. fhipchandler 299 Water; h. 193 Mott Cottrel! and Martin, fhipchmdlers 299 Water Couen, Wm. carpenter Rynder near Grand CUugnacy, dodtor 190 William Coulter, Samuel teacher 94 Harman Coulthard and Son, Ifaac brewers Crofs near the collect Coulthard, Wm brewer Crofs Cpun, widow Ann leamftiefe e;6 Fourth Councelya, G. laborer Grand Courtlani, Elizabeth 9 Broadway Courtney, Lawrence drayman & groctsr Mott cor. Pell Coutant, Daniel carpenter 161 Hefler Coutant, Gilbert grocer 2 mile (lone, Bowrery Coutant. Henry lumber-merchant Bowery corner Peter Coutant, J:\c0b4 South Coutant, Jane, widow of John 2 mile ftone, Bowery Coutch, J. G. porter-houfe 312 Water Couenhoven, H nry taiio-4 Courtfandt Cough, Lucas mafon 12 Reed Cove', John fhipwright Neutral alley Covenhoven, Benjamin caitman 46 Hefter1 Covenhoven, Chriflian fhoemaker 259 Broadway Covenhoven, James cartman Magazine Coventry, John H phyfician 99 Greenwich Coventry, R. livery-liabler Orchard Coverly, Wm. rigger 42 Henry Covert, David fhipwright Montgomery -Covert, Jacob cartman 7 Birmingham Cove.t, Jacob 201 Broadway Covert, John giocer 99 Herman Coveit, Morris labc rr 81 Harman Covert and Waid, 201 Broadway Covey, John 265 Water Cowan, Atty Cartman 374 Bro.iway Gowau, Geo ge brewer 50 Mulberry Cowan, William grocer 9 E. George Cowdrey, James fhoemaker 61 Harman Cowdrey, Jonathan ini'ptftcr of lumber 65 Rutger- Cowdrey, Samuel attorney at- law^72 Cher-iy Cowdrifh, Benjamin ropemaker Third Cowcl, grocer F-. Rutger corner Bedlow Cowcn, Wm. carpenter 317 Greenwich Cowley, Wm. met chant 73 John, and 233 Peart * Cowman, John mariner 368. Greenwich' NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 5 5» Cox, Charles carpenter ioo Hefter Cox, Chailes bandbox manufactory, 96 Bowery Cox, Catharine 83 Greenwich Cox, Esau shoemaker 15 N. Moore * Cox, Isaac B merchant 25 South h. Broadway Cox, Jacob cartman 86 First Cox, Isabella tailor 7 1 Ann Cox, Jamison Second near Broome Cox, Jamison baker Charlotte Cox, James laborer Giand cor. Thiid Cox Jane, 416 Greenwich Cox, J. B- & J F 25 South Cox, Joseph carpenter First Cox, John F merchant 83 Greenwich Cox, John cartman 70 Second Cox, widow Mary 4 Pelham Cox, widow Mary 59 Reed Cox, widow Maria 38 Warren Cox, N. H. carpenter Orange Cox, Solomon inspector of beef and pork Greenwich Cox, Thomas sbsemaker 4 Barley Coyle, Barney grocer 30 Mott Cozens. J. & D merchants 275 Pearl Cozzens, Frederick distiller Collect and Anthony Cozzcms, lsachar distiller Collect and Anthony Cozzens, sen. lsachar grocer, Broadway cor. Hester Cozzens, Mathew shoemaker 55 Anthony Cozine Garrit, grocer Washington neat Barclay Cozine, Wm, laborer IS Charlotte Craft, John shipmaster 34 Frankfort Craft, Oliver cartman Henry cor. Charlotte Craig, John merchant 37 Liberty Craig, James shipwright 113 Bedlow Craig, Samuel D. attorney and notary 43 Water Craig, W. & S. merchants 84 Front Craig, widow Mary boarding-house 86 Maiden-Iane Craig, Wm. grocer I2 Harman Craig, Wm. merchant 85 Front h. 35 Cortlandt Craig, Wm. laborer 15 Elizabeth Craig, Ht-ctor merchant 168 Bioadway Craig & Underhill 2O Coenties-slip Cragan, Michael 59 George Crammer, John tailor 5* Church Crandel, John smith 43 Hester Crane, Benjamin bookbinder 19 Peck slip Crane, Caleb grocer 303 Washington Crane, Caleb carpenter nO Mott Crane, David boarding-house x45 Washington '.. 154 LONG WORTH'S Crane, John T. iS Chapel Crane, Lydiateacher 02 Beaver Crane, Moses T. grocer 30 Thomas Crane, Timothy B. carpenter Sugarloaf Crane, Wm. carpenter 8 Pump Cranston, Thomas grocer 376 Greenwich Cranston & Co. Alexander merchants 51 Pine Crany, John cartman 42 Harman Crary, E. & P. merchants SO William Crary & Son, Peter merchants.76 Front Crauford, Alexander carpenter 92 John Crauford, governor James 28 Cortlandt Craven, Mercy Magazine Craw, Wm. carpenter 125 Bedlow Crawbuck, Peter butcher 174 Boweiy Crawbuck, widow 29 Barley Crawford, David cartman 139 Harman Crawford, David castor 35 U. Barley Crawford, Jane nurse 84 Bedlow Crawford, Jesse laborer 19 Essex ••» Crawford, widow of John 97 Charlotte Crawford, John grocer 289 Bowery Crawford, John mariner 27 Cheapside Crawford, Thomas tobacconist 46 Harman Crawfut, Eli shoemaker 69 Harman Crawley, D. tinplate worker 31 Nassau Crawley, Wm. tinman 178 Greenwich Cregier, Augustus mason 43 Fludson , Jacob painter and glazier 41 Hudson , John physician 39 Roosevelt , John carver and gilder -4 Chatham Creed, Wm. 25 Catharine Creeyau, Daniel laborer 17 Augustus Creeyan,James stonecutter5 Leonard Creighton, George mariner 117 Water Creighton, James attorney and notary 129 Water Creighton, Peter ladies' shoemaker 28 Orange Creighton, Mrs. midwife 36 Beaver Crimlisk, John laborer 38 Henry Crips, John sugar-baker 1 Skinner Crick, Elizabeth 4 Little Water Christian, Charles auctioneer Broom Crifly, Samuel millenary store 403 Pearl Crocheron, Jacob grocer 2 Front h. 47 Whitehall Crocheton, Henry wire manufactory, 24 Moore Crolius, Ciarkfon stonewars manf. Crofs & U. Reed Crolius, John stoneware potter 78 Chatham Crolius, jun. John stoneware potter 78 Chatham NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 155 Crolius, John A. potter 32 Bayard Croliua, William 44 Divifion Crolius, W. & I. potters montgomery cor. Cherry Crommelin, Robert merchant 425 Pearl Crommelin, R. chocolate manuf (Story 297 Water Cromwell, Daniel merchant 232 Water Cromwell, John J. 28 Reofevelt Crone, D. New-flip, houie 3 Crofs Ctonr, Thomas fawyer 40 Charlotte Croneholm, C. H. Ihoemaker 81 Bowery Croonen, David fmitb 31 Third Cronk, George fmith 128 Harman Cronk, James pump b»arer Crofs Cronk, Nicholas grocer 3 -Aitheny Crook, J. coll.' of custom & boarding h. 222 Water Crook, Margaret 48 Dey Crooker, Jonathan fifhennan 81 Hester Crooker, Peter 47 Pearl Crooker, Elija (hipmaster 4 ClifF Crooker, Elizabeth feamstrefs 13 Bowery Crooker, James tavern 333 Water Crooker, Richard printer 7 Reefior Crooker, Simeon grocer Oliver cor. Oak Crookes, John ed. Mer. Adv. 109 Pearl h. 6 George Cropfey, Jafper (hipmaster 26 Duane Crofby, Ebenezer fhipwright 98 Henry Crofs, Ifaac cabinetmaker 31 Mott Croi's, Oliver tinman 12 Magazine Crofs, Alexander boatman 14 Harrifon Crofs, James fmith 165 Bowery Ctofs, junr. J fliipchand. Wat. cor. Oliver h. 27 Bayar. Croflhoar, Peter grocer 10 George Crosthwaite, Peter painter 47 First Crow, Samuel (hipmaster 59 Chapel Grow, John fhipwright Water •Crowder, Jofeph mariner 12 Birmingham Crowder, James boirding-houle 62 Henry Crown, John (hipwright Clinton Cruger, Nicholas 24 Greenwich,-ft. 114 Wafhington Cruger, Peter merchant 47 Pearl CruiUhank, Wm. carpenter & grocer 40 Greenwich Gum, James grocer Anthony cor. Chapel Crum, Jacob cartman 38 Reed Crum, Wm. wood.infp.ctor 133 Harman Crumble, Robeit printer 339 Greenwich Ciuzet, Madam Grand near First Crygier, Comeliuspaper-hang. manuf. 3, h, »8 Warrea 156 " tONGWORTK's Crygier, C & J. upholsters 84 Water Cryger, J. C. 71 Stone Crygier, widow 39 Liberty Cuft, Henry stivedore rear 15 George Culbei t, Hugh grocer 128 Mulberry Culbert, James merchant tailor 332 Water Culbertfon, Mr. teacher 09 Beaver Culbertfon, Henry bookbinder 6 hlizabeth Cullagh, Alexander grocer 29 D;viiion Cullens, Peter grocer 47 Bancker Callum, -drthur coachmaker 10 & n U. Chamber Cullum, George barnefs-maker 17 Ann Cully, Mrs. 3j George Culver, Daniel tavern 81 Fine Culver, Jolhua cartman Third Culver, William fhipmaster 65 Naflati Culverfon, Mary 11 Elizabeth Culver, Tbomas razor grinder 18 Maiden-lane Cumberland, J- looking -glafs-store, ill William Cumberland, Wm. carver & gilder 19 Rofe dimming k Carvill,merch 54 M a'tderrlh 90 Willi. Gumming & Day, dry-good-store 167 Broadway dimming, George phyfician 19 Magazine Cumming Ec Co. D A. merchants 20 Harrifon Cumming William, grocer 123 William Cumming William, coal-meaiurer Skinner Cumming3 Cynthia, boat din g-houfe 48 James Cummings Giorge, grocer 173 Divifion Cummings & Co J. mercha. 28 Wall, h. 37 Williara Cunmings John, grocer 26 E. George Cunningham Andrew, rigger 18 Harman Cunningham, widow of David 71 Catharine Cunningham, Grove teacher 74 Hudson Cunningham, Henry bookbinder 127 Greenwich Cunningham, James grocer 37 Bedlow Cunningham, James shoemaker Mary near Spring Cunningham, John lumber-yard Corlaer's-hook Cunningham, John shipmaster 121 Henry Cunningham, Mrs. Mary tai!or9 Rose Cunningham, Mathew measurer 21 Division Cunningham, M'Cormick & Co. tan. curriers &c. 35 Cunningham, P. grocer 37 E. George [Ferry Cunningham, Richard tanner 21 James Cunningham, Wm. slop-shop H6 Front Cunningham, Walter smith 95 Division Cunningham, widow mantuamaker 36 Thomas Cunningham & Co, lumber-yard above Industry-fare. - - NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. i ST Cunningham & Dougherty, cordial distill. Broadway dinningham & Doran, grocers Henry cor. E. George Cuppies, William grocer 428 Greenwich Cure, Walter shr/emaker 46jCharlotte Curlis, James shoemaker 3 sixth Curran, Nicholas mariner 80 Harman Currie, Ann seamstress 40 Reed Curiae, Arciiibald merchant 153 Broadway Currie, Eyer C 349 Water Currie, J. merchant 15 Coenties-slip, h 38 Broadway Currie, John cartman 26 Pump Currie, William pilot 8 Roosevelt Curtenius, P. merchant* Murray, furn. 345 Greenw. Curtis, Abner marshal 28_-Broadway Curtis, Amos grocer and marshal 91 Chamber Curfjf, Charles boardinghouse 151 Water Curtis, Hannah grocer 66 Barley Curtis, John carpenter 47 Buley Curtis, John 195 William Curtis, J livery-stable 3 Partition Curtis, Margaret 84 Chamber [h. Crosby Curtis, R. salesman & merchant-tailor 61 Maiden-lane Curtis and Co. Joseph hardware-store 98 maiden-lane Cusic, William cartman Grand near Rynder CUSTOM H. & COLLECTOR'S OFFICK, Governm. _. Cuthbertson, Robert butcher 11 Pump Cuthill, Alexander tailor 37 Beekman Cuthre, widow 10 Duane Cutler, Ebenezer shoemaker 6 Sixth Cutler, widow 71 James Cutter, Ford boardinghouse 42 Broad Cutter, Smith druggist 207 Greenwich Cutting, Jonathan carpenter Scamrnel Cutting, Wm. sherilf 148 Washington Cuyper, Tunis cartman Hammond Cypher, Frederic ropemaker 171 Hester Cvpher, Manas laborer 5 Ann D Daily Advertiser Sf People's Friend, ofh. of, 71 Pine Daily Gazette, office of 116 Pearl Dale, widow Mary 19 Murray Dailow, Martha fruiter45 Chatham Dally, Abraham ship chandler 46 Second, store Cher- Dally, Charles grocer 36 Henry fry corn. George Dally, George smith Essex cor. Hester Dally, Joseph shipwright 95 Haiman Dally, P. sailaiaker 6i Lombard, loft Water n. Oliver' P 158" LOXGWORTH'S Dally, Susannah washer Bivard near Mulberry Dally, William builder 95 Bowery Dalton, James shipmaster 74 Cln-rry Daly, John grocer 75 Wall Daly, Patrick carpenter 110 Hester Daly, widow 246 William Dalyell, James grocer 415 Greenwich Danejo, Mrs. Mary 11 Maiden-lane Dando, Stephen hat-store 11 Maiden-lane Dandy, Timothy shoemaker 8 Cherry Daniel, James dyer 19 Beaver Daniel, John, baker Budd Daniel, William stone cutter 68 Reed Daniels, D.I. merchant 153 Pearl Daniels, Josiah shoemaker Greenwich-road Daniels, James baker 7 E. George Danielson, John mason 1 Birmingham Danielson, Peter cartman 18 Division DANISH CONSULATE OFFICE,78 Pearl Dannenberg, Frederick W. 55 Maiden-lane Da Ponte Lorenzo, Italian teacher 29 Partition Darby, Elizabeth tailor 43 Partition Darby, G. milkman 7 Mulberry Darby, John shoe-store 445 Pearl Darby, -William cartman Second JDarg, John !>aker 81 Chapel Darling, John mariner 51 Frankfort Darting, tlamilton shipmaster 102 Lombard Darrali, Isaac sail maker 177 William Darrer, John sawyer 109 Division Dartnell, Edward merchant 75 Chatham Das, William shipwright 130 Flenry Dash, jun. John B. ironmonger 147 Broadway & 72 Date, John mariner 11 Gibb's-alley (_Liberty Daubeny, Mrs. 53 Wall Daubeny, Loyd shipmaster 53 Wall Daughday, William shipmaster 72 Harman Davenport, Christopher porter-house 66 Bowery Davenport, John merchant 49 Cortlandt Davenport, John butcher Elizabeth near Spring Davenport, R. and C W. merchants 35 Peck-slip Davenport, I. A. merchant i67 Front Davids, Abraham grocer 6 Albany-bason Davids, Wm. waterman 343 Greenwich "avidson, Elizabeth washer Hester n. Broadway Javidsoii, James, merchant 410 Greenwich Davidson, James, sawyer 408 Greenwich NBW-Y011K DIRECTOllY 159 Davidson, James cooper 80 Reed Davidson, John baker 34 Charlotte • Davidson, Margaret mantuamaker 56 Ciiurch Davidson, William carlman 94 Anthony Davidson, William dry-good store 138 Chatham Davidson & Freeman, dry good store 138 Chatham Davie, Archibald merchant 22 Liberty Davie, Rachel 3 I James Divie,, Charles iOO John Davies, Garland accountant Spring cor. Brannon Davis, _tbraham cartman Hudson , Ann boardinghouse Cross i , Abraham tavern Broadway, cor.Grand , Charles boatman 87 Second , David brushmaker 85 Chamber , David laborer Orchard .David smith 37 Mulberry , Elizabeth seamstress lOt First , Elizabeth 29 George , Elizabeth hardware store i80 Greenwich , Eleanor widow of J.boardinghouse38 Baiicke;- , Epiphany laborer 12 Bedlow , F. merchant tailor I28 Water , Francis mariner 111 Lombard , George sawyer 42 Roosevelt . J amirs grocer 25 Vesey , James saddler & coUarmaker i Chapel , James \V. bouidinghmise 126 Water , James mariner 47 Oak, another 39 Oak , James laborer 18 Harman , Jane washer 63 Second , Joel lumber & comission-mercht. Classon's-whf. , John merchant 35 Oliver [h. 32 Oliver , John grocer 32 Reed , John shoemaker Church cor. Lispenard , John 1 Henry , John mariner 354 Wa'.er , J ;hn shipwright 39 Cheapside , Joseph boardinghouse i46 Water , Mary 44 Barley , Mathew L merchant 49 Stone , Michael mariner i34 Harman , Richard cartman 24 Uecd , Robert painter & glazier 14 Ann , Solomon carpenter ija Bedlow , Thomas porter-vaults 101 Front ICO LOKGWORTH'S Davis, Thomas tailor 280 Water, h. 15 Molt , Widow 105 Harman , William A. printer 24 Water, Sf Broomingdfll* , William accountant Bedlow-aliey .William mariner 45 Elizabeth Davison, John caitman Orange Davison, John grocer 22 Bedlow Davotie.jun. Frederick grocer 24 Peck-slip Davoue, Frederick merchant 33S Pearl Dawson, Elizabeth i07 Liberty Dawson, James ropemak. Tnird n. Rivingfon Dawson, Robert livery-stabler 9 Dey Dawson, Samuel 29.George Dawson, Samuel 48 Frankfort Dawson, Sarah boardinghouse 80 Pearl Dawson, Thomas doctor b First Dawson, Thomas smith 139 Mott Day, Abraham painter 101 Reed , Aoraham cartman 352 G.e.nuicb , C. Ira. 388 Pear) , David laborer 40 Warren. , David baker 105 Henry , Daniel coach-trimmer Church , Elias cartman Vestry , Elijah merchant 183 Broadway , Elizabeth niantuamaker I Hague ——, Henry carpenter Hudson , Jacob mason Budd , Jacob painter & glazier Elm , Jacob carpenter 56 Chamber , John grocer Elm , John carpenter 9 Harifbn , Luke ca email 27 No: folk , Samuel boatman 33 Jay , S_BlBeI carpenter 44 Oak , Silas C. foil-™ker 64 Henry , widow Lenli 56 Cuatham , Wm. cartman Vellry , Wm. ca'. hit-maker 5 Leonard , Wm. tailor 51 Cbcriy and Wr.rts, pamteisand glaziers 285 Broadway Daymen, Jol.ph grocer- 44 Harman D.^ton, CaLb malon 22 B annon Dayton and Wright, mcrihtnts 164 Broadway D.alty, 1 horoas grocer Elm Dealing, V\ m. fhoemaker 40 D.y Dean, Coles grocer Gn-r.d, Corla'ei'a-l.ook NEW-YOKK DIRECTORY- 161 Dean, Gilbert grocer EfTex corner Hefler Dean, Jacob S. cartnwn 102 Mulberry Dean, Jofeph fmith 24 Sixth Dean, Jofeph carpenter Mott Dean, Moles fhoemaker 3 Harman D;an, Mary, grocery and tavern oppofite State-prifon- , Nicholas 221 William; another 83 Reed , Richard laborer 45 NafTati , R'bert laborer 26 Sixth , Samuel fhoemaker Elizabeth , Samuel carpenter 72 Chamber , Sarah nurfe 99 Mulberry , Thomas 102 Mulberry , widow Jane 45 Bedlow , Wm. mariner 50 Henry , Wm cooper 15 Lombard IXanc, Wm- 135 Broadway Deans, S. porterhoule 38 Bancker Dearro»n, Juflice dockbuilder 96 Chamber Dcas, David merchant Bowe y-lane Debaun, Abraham teacher 42 Warren Debaun, Jofeph cartman 3 Leonard Debevoife, Court carpenter Leonard D.bois, Louis fmith 203 Divifion Debois, James rear 95 James Debois, P 47 Chapel Deborofe, Charles 79 Harman Dcbouis, John laborer Gtand D.-cariip, David mafon io Leonard Decamp, James 45 Hudson Decan, Widow 24 Barley Deck, Thomas mafon 61 Gold Decker. Abel cartman 137 Divifion , Benjamin mariner 33 Jay , J, & M. drygcol-itore 108 Chatham ———, J icob, laborer & annon &c Schmelzel, dry good-store 95 Chatham Dtclew, John f niter 75 Nallau Dicoufe, Peter bearding) oufe 38 Lombard Di-cumber, tanner 43 Vandewater Dcdertr, Cfiridian cartman 113 Reed Dcderer, David 55 Partition Dederer, Jofeph merchant 13 Duane Doierei and Lines grocers 185 Grecnwiah Dedrixen, John fhipwright 121 Harman Defandorf, George coffee-manufafturer 83 Chapel D;tbre(l, Abraham carpenter 170 Divifion P 2 \62 LOKG WORTH'S Deforeft, Benjamin grocer 35 Peck-flip, li. <;6 Roofevelt D-forcfl, G. 29 George Deiorcfl, John F. cartman i72Ffe(ler Deforeft, John fhoemaker 158 Heller Dsforcft, Lawrence V. grocer 70 tSrnad Deforefl, widow R'.'cliel grocer lower end Harllbn Deforeft, Wm. liaidware (lore 107 Maid.n-lane Dehicez-, John painter Rocise D.friecze, John milkman Broome Dcgarmo, Ann feamilnd's 33 Jay Dcgarmo, grocer 78 Veie-y Degorque, Mrs. millener 397J Peail D.giaw, widow of Walter 53 Reed D.graw and Slocum, mriciiant-tailois 24 Liberty Dcgray, Harman carpenter 58 Hefler Degray, John U| holller Anti.or.y Degray, Thotrai phylician 105 Harman Drgroff, Mrs. 27 Dviiion Degroodt, Sam. i'c-xton of the Dutch-church* 4.7 Liberty Degroot, Abraham fadler 13 Thomas , , Cornelius laborer Greenwich ' , John fmith Hefler , Pct'-r coach-painter 40 Chapel , P.ter fhipwright 71 Henry , Richard L. (hipwright 68 E. George Dcgrovi, RobertC. barter 321 Pearl , Adolphh.tter 17 Peck-flip , Walter 53 Reed , widow boardinghcufe 120 Cherry Dvgrufhc, Adam cartman.38 Elizabeth Djgrufhe, Robeit money-collector 16 Provost Degrufhe, Suian vnaniuamaker & upholster 89 Berkmaji Dehart, Anthony milkman Ddancty. near Bc-weiy Dcirch, Daniel baker 8 U. Barley Deitz, J, fkinner & gluerr.aker Spring, h. 7 Gnharina Dekline, Barent tavern above statc-prifon D.kline, Francis baker above state prifon Dckline, fen. Leonard 480 Broadway Dekline, Leona.d 171 Greenwich Delacroix, Louis confxetioner & distiller 121 William Delacroix Sc SondistillersVauxhall-gardenn. 2 milest. Delacroix, Peter Rynder near Grand Ddafield, John merchant 72 Greenwich Der'afieid, John stock and exchange broker 72 Gretnwkli De afield, jun. & co. John merchants 119 Front Delamater, John S. agent health offi-.e 2 Pearl D.lamateij Abraham feilmakcr 43 B.-,b'.nion NEW-YORK EIHECTOB.Y, 16."» Dela.Tiater, Ifaac tailor 15 Harman Delamater, Ifaac blatkfnrith 57 Bowery Dclamatcr, John carpenter 75 Chatham Delamater, Samuel tavcin North Moore Delamater, widow Mary 27 Mullxny Delamater, widow Sarah 21 Chamber Dclamontagnie, Jofeph boardinglioufe 73 Veity Delamontagnie, Jacob police-justice 59 Warren Delamontayne, John tailor 55 Barclay DJancey, John 89 Bowery Ddancy, Abraham flioeinakcr upper end Bedlow D.lancy, Peter laborer 10 Norfolk Delano, JefTe faddler 127 Greenwich Delano, Paul (hipmaster 226 Water Delanoy, John teacher 79 Murray Dtrlany, Wm. mariner 36 Charlotte DJap, L, washer Mott corner Brannon Delapicrre, cosch-lace-makcr 99 Beekman Delaplaine, J. F. coin. mer. 66 South, h. 96 Maiden-I. Delap'ane, J. K. porter & boardinghoufe 15 Burling-fL Dclaplane, Nicholas ironmonger 199 Greenwich D.daplane, Saronel 136 Bowery Delavan, Jonathan O teacher 404 Greenwich Delavan, Widow 52 Fourth Dellinger, wid»w of Jofeph wafer-maker 30 U. Reed Ddisle, phyiician 52 Reed Deloffre, widow of John B. tavern 128 Fly-market Delonguemare, M. 5 Beaver, houfe 39 Broad Delves, Thomas merchant 56 Wall, store 93 Front Dcmaray, Jofeph 89 Warren Detnaray & Van Norden, grocers 104 & 196 Wafhing. D;marest, Andrew mafon 53 Cliff Demarest, Barney caitman Defbroffes Demarest, Cornelius laborer Hudfon Demarest, David P. Church Demarest,David 38 Thomas Demart-st, Jacb cartman 76 Murray Demarest, James B. cartman 65 Huofon Demarest, John grocer Defbroffes Demarest, John fhoemaker 27 Baiclay Demarest, Oliver cartman 34 Thomas Demarest, Peter turner 39 Anthony Demarest, Peter Greenwich near Lifpenard Demarest, Rachel boardinghoufe 19 Chapel De-marest, Roelef, carpenter 101 Reed D ranrest, Thomas grocer 99 Reed D.marest and Huenis, grocers 192 Wafhington, 164 LO.NGWORTH'S Demil, Peter commiflion-merchant 106 Gold Demilt, Ifaac carpenter 48 Gold Demilt, Ifaac whipmaker 71 Water Demilt, Ifaac boot and fhoe-mokcr 235 Water Demilt, Jane 11 Barley Demilt, Peter tailor and boardinghoufi 218 Pearl Demilt, Thomas & Benj. watchmakars 156 Water Dcrning & Turner cabinetmakers 31 Sc 35 Beekman Demott.. Catharine ftamstreis 39 Mulberry Dtmpfcy, i.lizabeth boardinghoufe 54 Barley Dempfey, Stephen M. D. 210 Broadway Dcnike, Robe. 175 Bowery Denman, Chriftopher grocer 16 Anthony Dennuad, Dawial hat-ftorr 148 Wafer Denning, Wiiham merchant 341 Broadway Dennis, Jamns cabinetmaker 2 Elizabeth D:nnis, John curpanter 8 Bedlow Dennis, J. cabin, tmakcr & ihipjoiner 35 Catharine Dennil'oun, Al x»r,der lumber yaid 226 Greenwich De.my. Dennis carver & gilder 31 I horoas Denny, Henry chisa ci: rruite'i 214 Greenwich Denny, jun. Heury cooper 6i Front Denou., D. f, j,arujaker Crols D noyelie, Pau. carpenter Broome rear Eliaabett, Dcnfuiore, Thomas fhipmairer 83 Henry DenP.on, Charles meicliaut 30 Vefey D nton, James cooper 27 Cheaplide Denton, Samuel merchant no Front Dr.;.ton Sc Smith, merchants 25 Coentie*-flip Denton, Little 8c Co. merchants no Front DepJi, John baker Orange Depew, Jihn fmith 172 Divifion D^peyfler, Doct. Daniel 58 Dey Depeyfter, widow of Abraham B. 39 North Moore- Depeyfler, Frederick merchant 24 Broad . Depeyller, G. wine merchant n Wail h. 85 Piail, Depeyster, John merchant 92 Beekman Depeyster, John 93 Liberty Dcpey-rtei', John & Gerard 2.I9 FVont Derbrow, J"fephchairmsker 37 Mulberry Deriemer, widow of Abraham 7 Jews-ally Derofe, widow 6 New DeruJder,Lew's maimer 51 Oak DefbrofTes Janus, merchant 176 Pearl Deldoity John, B. 69 Grand Dclcze John, mufic & French teacher j_ U. Ke«d NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 165 Dc-fhaydcr Jofeph, tobacconist Pump cor. Third Dcfinier , milliner 102 B. Way Defuoues Jofeph, printer i5 Oliver Ddbbry Benjamin, merchant 28 Pearl Drfpard Richard, merchant 41 Greenwich Defpard & Thomas, me: chants 117 Front / Deubery, John, tavern 56 Henry Deverell f£ Co. fpeftacle & instrument-mak. 147 Pearl Devenpnrt Stephen, 78 Chamber Devertn John, fruiter 67 Naffau Dnvo Lewis, grocer 172 Divifion Devoe Abraham, cartman 35 Thi'd Devoe Frederick, fhoemaker, 38 Warren De\oe Peter, stonecutter 12 Ricftor Devou Daniel, teacher Hudfon Devou Frederick, cartman Crofby near Prince Devou Ifaac, (hipwright Hester corner Mulberry Devon Jofeph, fhoemaker 140 Chapel Devou Jofeph, fhoemaker 62 Warren Devou William, carpenter Bedlow,another aoPump Devoy Michael, cartman 36 First Devoy Patrick, 3 Hague Dewall Aaron, mafon Broom Dewebbcr John, mariner 62 Mulberry Dcwit' James, 39 Braver Dewitt Hester, no Bowery De Witt Benjamin, M, D. 18 Robinfon De Witt Peter, attorney and notary 38 William Dry Anthony, counfellor 19 Pine Deyerline Donald laborer 39 Lombaid D»yong doctor J. J. 163 divifion Dibblec Frederick, attorney & notary 157 Pearl D.zauehe Lnwis, 59 Chamber Diamond I, P. tinman 52 Barclay Dice Christiana, confectioner 64 Charel Dick Richard, carpenter 78 Warren Dick Thomas, grocer 418 B oadway Dickerfton Abraham, fhipwright, Hester cor. Norfolk D.ckey Ms. 106 Greenwich Dickey R. merchant Wafhington, h. 66 Greenwich Dickinfon B: fhipchaidler cor. Wafhington & Barclay Dickinlbi) C. fhipmafter and chandler 228 Clierry Dickinfon Charles, 57 Liberty Dickinfon John, 19 Bayard Dirkiown John, A. mafon 22 Robinfon Dickinfon and Wilcox, grccers 226 Front Dickfon Ehas, catpenter 83 Chapel 166 • EONG WORTH'S Dickfon John, laborer 9 Norfolk Dickfon widow Bethia, 15 Frankfort Dickfon Jofeph 6x Catliarine Diclrfon Lewis, cartman 50 Elizabeth Dickfon Peter, t ifliller 34 Rob'mlbn Dickfi n William, grocer 72 Wa 1 Dickfon Thomas, tavern 328 Water Dickfon & Co. J. B. difliller of • ordials 222 Bowery Diederichs & Co. Fanz, merch. Wafh. White's wharf D ftei ich George, baker 351 Pearl D gidns John, tavern 44 ti. George Diggins Augulhis, 6c Maiden-lane Diguin William, grocer 61 Bowery Dike William, weigher 316 Broadway Diken.an Frederick, cartman Mott Dikema. Mathew, ptinipinaker 161 Front Dikeman William, fhoemakci 49 Chapel Dikeman and Vreelandt, grocers 163 Fly-market Dilks Thomas, fhoemaker 92 Fair Did Vincent, grocei Full Dill James, attorney n Wall Dill widow, 34 Charlotte Dillon liobert, dry-good-merchant 290 Broadway Dinan Peter, grocer 14 F-.vetre Dingee Rr.b. laddler 169 Broadway, h. 60 Dey Dingy David, giocer 167 WaHiington Dinnies 1 C. merchant 25 Murray Dippee — ,91 Mott Difbiow Caleb, g ocer 40 Barley Disbrow Henry G. conitabte Mott near Spring Disbrow John, tailor North Moore Disbrow John, fhoeir.aker 13 Magazine Disbrow S & B. grocers 21 Mott Dilofway Ifrael, merchant 12 Front DISPENS AKY, brick church yard Ditchett John, ta'lor 45 Ann Dlxey John, carver and gilder 118 William Dixon John, cooper 24 New John, tailor $$ Fair John, fhremaker 80 Chapel —— Jofeph, firpmaller 34 Harman M. M. grocer Rol'evelt cor. Batavia-I_..e Plato, 255 Greenwich Jonathan, hardware-llore 137 Chatham Thomas, merchant 204 or 284 Bowery -— Thomas, (hipwright 155 Harman % NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 1ST D'xon William, fhoemaker 300 Water Doatie Ciiarles e_ John, comhrnrrkers 2j 1 Bowery Doane John, fhipmafter 37 Cheapfide Doane John, carpenter Hutlfon cor. North Moore Dob Elias, dock-builder 379 Greenwich Dob Petei,dock-builder 40 North Moore Dob Jeremiah, dock-builder North Moore Dob Tobias, cartman 3 Hudfon Dobbin Alexander, laboier 31 Chapel Dobbin James,' grocer 3 Catharine Dobbin Jofeph, grocer 48 Anthony Dobbin Thomas, 25 or 37 Harman Dobbs Arrbrofe, tobacconiii 42 Pump Dobbs Benjamin, tobacconiii 23 Divifion or 2 J Harman Dobbs Charles, cartman 25 O chard Dobbs Jeremiah,cooper 195 Divifion Dobbs John, fhiperright 46 Third Dobbs John, mafon 11 Redtor Dobell Jofeph, fh pmafler 231 Bowery Dobfon Jofeph, mariner 1 Birmingham Dobfon William B. grocer Broome cor. Mott. Dodd Hiram, Ihoemaktr Church Dodd Mofes, carpenter 72 Hudfon Dodge D. millinary-flore 374 Pearl David L. 221 Pearl Daniel, fhipwright 20 Suffolk Ifaac, fhipwright 380 Pearl James, cabinet-maker 76 NsfTau . •- Jercm'uli, fhipwright 146 Bedlow John, watchmaker 64 Wall, h. 3a George Phoebe, rear 25 James Robert, painter 151 Chatham — widow Sulan, 98 Citharine Sewill grocer 35 Bayard . , William measurer for the customs 47 Cortlandt , William shipmaster 11 Jay, ano. Grand Dodgeson, John merchant 292 Pearl Dads, widow Catharine 58 Anthony Dohrman, Arnold H. merchant Bowery Doig, Alexander teacher 5 Cedar, h. 87 Greenwich Dolan, John T. cabinetmaker e>3 Beekman Dolbeer, Stephen grocer Water, east of New-slip Dolson, Jacamicah shoemaker 87 Second Dominick, D. carpenter mechanic-alley, h. 17 Fayette Dominick, Francis31 Cherry Dominick, Francis J. butcher 49 Bowery 168 L0NGW0RTH% Dominick, George lumber-merchant 156 Chatham Domiiiiek, J grocer 209 Cherry, h 66 Beekman D rminick. J W cabinetmaker 143 Chatham Dominick & Smith hardware store 112 Maiden-lane Don, Alexander shipmaster Bowery-lane D maldson, James baker 19 James D maldson, John brewer 51 H'.ury Donaldson, Robert merchant 2' Greenwich D nialdson, Robert cartman 49 Harman Donaldson, William coachmakcr 92 Chamber Donning, Jordan carpenter 199 Bowery Donnelly, Thomas tallow-chandler 8( Mulberry Donovan, Richard millstone shop 75 Cherry Donovan, Thomas grocer 8tt Cherry #» Donovan, William tobacconist 219 Water Doogan, John shoemaker 314 Broadway Dooley, Andrew grocer Barley coiner Cross Dooley P. grocer 30 Pump Dooiittle, E. soap & candlemaker 69 F'rankfort Doran, James grocer 21 E. George: [78 Vesey D Jiemus & Carroll curriers and leather st. 31 Ferry & Doren, Dennis teacher B.uome Doret, A Mathew watch casemaker 2* Vesey Dorgati, Timothy shipmaster 67 Ann. Doiington, Jacob C. cartman Brannon Dornin, Bernard bookseller and stationer 136 Pear! . Dorset, Joseph J. boot and shoemaker 28J Water Dorsey, Jomes laborer upper end Bedlow Doty, Willets Se co. brewers IJ, h l9Cheapside Doubleday, John baker Broome n Bowery Dougharty, Catharine Barley corner Cross Dougharty, Coarles pedlar 36 Henry Dougharty, Jeremiah waterman 54 Catharine' Dougharty, J onn cooper 62 Bedlow . , D 'ugharty, Jo!in laborer 44 Ferry, another 9 Rose D 'Ugharty, Pnihp24 H-nry D >.njbarfy, Toullon mariner 29 Catherine D"'igharty, William S3 Anthony D"s;'.erty, Eieanorgrocer 15 Warren D ogheity, Hugh groeer 27 New , D^rgherly, Robert boardingh. 6 Frankfort Dougherty, Thomas cartman95 Anthony _}>ughtea Robert shipwright 69 Brdlow Doughty, John grocer & tavein State-prison" I_)-ughtv. J ,hn boatman 54 Orchard D.Mighty James, upper end O-apel Doughty widow Lavinia, 42 B d'ow Doughty Samuel, lumber-yard i48, h. 153 Cherry NEW-yORK CIRECTOR.Y/. t$i Douglas Benjamin, sen. 37 Rose Douglas Duncan, carpenter 14 B-annon Doughs Henry, gilder 314 Broadway Douglas Jofeph, mariner 91 James Douglas widow of George, jun merchant 173 Pearl Douglass jun. Berj. dry-good (tore 148 or 155 Cherry Douglass Benjamin, carpenter 5 7 Mulberry Douglass Mrs. teacher 14 Broad Douglass Isaac S. 154 Chatham Douglass John H. ph;. fician 5 Magazine Djuglass widow of Jofeph. grocer 10 Mott Douglass widow E. huxter Neutral-alley Douglass Greenwich corner Warren Douglass & Fotheringhame's marb!e-yard 419 Greenw. Douglass & Lewis lumber-yard 4.1 George Do\e John, 1 Batavia lane Dove W. c tbinetmaker & uphold. 161 & 163 William Dover, John 164 B.-oadway DJW Charier; fugar-baker 22 IT. Reed Dow John, flone.cutter 358 Greenwich Dow yvidow, 12 Reed Dowland John, grocet 73 BeJiotf Downes John, merchant 5? Pine, b. 21 ProvroH Downey John, grocer 87 Cher-y Do*nie Jamei, cartman 42 Chamber Downing Benjamin cartman 1 2i.Lonrbard Downing Daniel, cartman 28 P<.ll • Downing Henry, (h'rpmailer 26 (Charlotte Downing J. ftour-mcrcl.ant 230 Front, h. 53 Catharine Downing, John, merchant 377 Pearl Downing John, accountant 12 Auguilus Downin gjolin, cartman Third Downing John, laborer 38 Warren Downing Richard, lumber-yard 47 Orchard Downing S. B. merchant-tailor 338 Water Downin:- Thomas, 55 Pine Downing k VaUntne, flcur-mercharts 25 Beiekirtas Downs Benja.nin mariner Sixth near Grand Downs John, 21 Piovoft Downs J. chocolate manufadtorv 4 Fery Doxfee Abraham, tobacconifi 6 Republican-alley Doxy Jacob, laborer NeUtral-atlcy Doyer Henry, merchant 1 Doycr Doyhar H. F. fruiter 235 Bro.rdway Doyle Dennis, carpenter 16 0 '\er D.oy!e Dennis H. grocer 326 Water' Doyle Laurence, laborer? BaguejanotticrBedlow-jlley Q 170 LONG WORTH'S Doyle William, mafon 46 Thomas Doyle widow Ann 37 Hudfon D ake Jjcob, merchant 197 Front, h. 79 Beekman Diake J merchant 125 & 127 Cherry Drake John, merchant 16 Cherry, (lore 198 Front Drake John & Jacob, merchants 198 Front Drake Oliver, merchant 118 & 120 Chatham Drake Reuben, 3 Pump Drake Rail en, cartman 48 Barclay Drake Thomas, mariner 82 Harman, ano. 8 E. George Drake Se Brooks, cloathing-flore 175 Cherry D.ayton John, 156 Boveiv Dremer Ifaac, cartman 79 Second D infer Jofeph, baker N. Mcoreor upper end Chapel Driver Samuel, mariner 88 Roofevelt D.ummond doct,. William, io Firft Dubois Corn, merchant 36 Front, h. Noithcor. Orchard Dubois Orr'es, fmith 97 Chapel Dubois Michael, tailor 3 Chamber Dubois , watchmaker 190 William Duche Bene Roche, gold Sf lilveifmith 62 NafTau Duchcl'ne widow, 23 Ochard Jiuff'.A. D. merchant 47 South Deffi- Bernard, meichant 1 Bai hy Duffie Hugh, tailor 29 GrOrge DtfRe James, mafon 2 3 Chamber Huffier Jamns, giocejr 6 Front Duffie John, merchant 80 and 81 Front Dutfie Rols, cooper 29 Catharine 8c 21 Fletcher D iffie & Co. John, ialt-meichants 81 Front D.iflon John, 47 Barclay Duke James, grocer 230 Greenwich Duliot' John, Orange Dulier.tce Richaid, carpenter 47 Chatham Dulux Hrmy, millet.tr 119 William Duirafnell Mary, 190 William Dunbar Jane, wafher Broome near Boweiy Dunbar P. po'te»-h.jufe 126 Front Dunbar widow of Daniel, 178 Water Do'rcan Andrew, tallow-chandler rear 260 William Duncan Charles, grocer fliipyards D.mcan widow Elizabeth boardinghoufe 42 Beekman Dm car. George, merchant 187 Pearl Den can Hugh, letter-carrier 46 Warren Duncan James, accountant 16 William J Duncan John, 35 Roolevclt Duncan Mrs. 5 Jacob NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 171 Dincan Thomar, millwright 32 U. Barlev D.rr.ha i; Abraham D. tailor 140 Front Dunham Afher, cartman 129 Harman Danhain David,aueSlioprer 150, h. 144 Pearl Dunham Elizabeth, 64*Haro,an D.n:ham John, carpenwr Cirlaers-hock TJnnham & Randolph, dry-gocd flo e 143 Pearl Dunlap widow Eleanor., 90 John Dmlap Mils Eliza, merchant 67 Warren Donlap, James merchant 11 Dev Dunlap, Mirr;aret 2 Catharine-flip Danlap, Mary 34 Frankfort Dunlap, Thomas brewer 83 Anthony Dunlap, widow fruiter 18 Divifion Ds lap and Grant merchants 112 Liberty D.mn, Cary, and junior 20 Vefey , David grocer Greenwich-road , Enoch grocer 26 Moore , James fhoemaker 6 E. Rutger , James trader 58 Murray , James grocer 31 Gold , J. D. fhipwright 43 George , Hichard accountant and gioce: 31 Anthony , Samuel cai penter 68 Chapel ,Samuel cooper 107 Harman Dunnaway, John mafon Vestry Dunntgnn, Elizabeth grocer Scaminel Dunning, David Ihoetnaker 11 EIT.x Dunning, Jofeph rigger corner E. George & Bedlow Dunfcoiu6, E. clerk of N. York dis-tr'nit court 49 Dey Duirareil, Samuel fhoemaker 80 Catharine Dupee, Andrew grccer 13 George Duplex, Thomas (hipmaster 93 Pearl Duplex, Gecrge 12 Jay Dupont, Francis furrier 116 William Dupoy, John 56 Warren Djpoy, merchant 149 Watjr Dup-ee, Jerome hairdred'er 55 Rutger Durand James B merchant 114 Pearl Diirand, J. P. 157 Wafhington Durant, widow Eleanor 4 8 Chopel Darant, Wm. mariner 84 James Durant, Warner 3S Cedar Durborow. Jofeph fhoemaker 33 Fifiier Dorree Jofeph, fruiter 259 Broadway, h. 10 U. Reed Dure!) widow Deborah, upper end chapel Du.ell Win. bookfeUer Varick 172 IOKGWORTH'S Durham Andrew, builder 2*2 William Durie John, grocer 139 Hester D_rion Farrell, tailor 10 Chamber Durlochew, H. fegaimaker Bioome DUtyec Garrit, cartman Broome Duryee Samuel carpenter Hetty Duryee A. me:chant-tailor 198, store 200 Water D'Jiyee Abraham grocer 167 Fly market Duryfe Charles, weigher 3 Whitehall D'l'vee George, 31 Gold Dlliyee George J. copperplate printer 192 William ])tiryee Jacob, blockmaker 26 becond Duryee Jacob, cartman 66 Second Duryee John T. 41 Bowery D"ryee Mrs. 55 Wall Duryee & Heyer's hardware-store 4 7 Sc 48 Water D-fenbuiy Amasdi h, deputy fhcriff 36 Elm Dnfcnbury Henry, fmitii 26 Thomas Dufenbury Jarvis, cartman 25 Thames Dufe-nbury John, cartman 29 Norfolk Dufenbury Jofeph, fhoemaker Second Dufenbury Mofes, cartman 87 Chamber Dufenbury Wm. cartman 159 Mulberry Duifeauflbir C. Chenekttr, City-Hotel Broadway Dustan James, grocer Greenwich Peter, merchant 104 Pearl Wm. grocer White corner Church Duvall James, fhipwright 11 Charlotte • & co Wm. merchant-tailors 82. Wall -& The-U.mtrchant-tailersOld-fl'pcor Front Duyckinck C.lailmaker 33 Old-flip,ho: fe 42 Fair Duyckinck Daniel, 45 Gold Duyckinck Evert, bookfeller & stationer 110 Peail .Duyckinck Eliza, teacher Sc millencr 19 Beaver Duyckinck wi :ow, 45 God Dwyar Jaines, mafon 21 G orge Dycktnan Ganet, public inlpertor 64 Barley Dyde Robert, London hotel 28 Park Dyer widow Elizabeth, 102 Cheiry Dyke Amos, fhoemaker 11 EfTrx Daniel, bo tbuilder 140 H.ster , Elizabeth, fciamstrefs20 Pun.p. James, 27 Jam's Will, accountant 44 Hudfon Dykn.ais C. laborer Nicholas Dvkman Michael,raarlhnl 29 Divifion Uykman Cornelius, Pump near Mulberry,' N_.W-YOR« DiBftcrroRY. ITS E Eachues Robert, brafsfounder 61 Mott Eagle and Boerum, (Henry) merchants 130 Chatham EA6LE INSURANCE COMPANY, 59 Wall F_igles Thomas, wood infp:ftor 218 Greenwich Eagles Tnomas W. tinman k brazier 218 Greenwicli Eagles Wm. baker 81 Reed Eaglefon Charle?, grocer Chapel near Warren Eaglefon jun. Wm. tallow-chandler 26 Ann Eakin Samuel H. 6i Stone Eakin Samuel, 290 Greenwich EamesHmry, tanner n Vandewater Eames Thomas, fhoemaker Croiby near Prince Earl John, 92 Pearl Eail Mrs. boardinghoufe 44 Water Earle Cornelius, fmith Dcibrolles Jofeph, trealurer 50 Efijj Jonr, grocer 92 Bedlow Mis. 258 William Philip, 120 Warren Richard, carpenter 3 Thomas Thomas, china-fiore 197 Broadway Thomas, grocer 203 William William, Iwtter rear 37 Murray Eastburn James, merchant 323 Greenwich Eastmond J. commiffion-inerch. 3 Lumber ,& 48 Pine Eastwood Lewis, cartman 109 Henry . liaton James, carpenter .35 Reed Eaten Thomas, cooper Walnut Fibbets Daniel, 26 Beaver Fibbets Daniel J. china-flare 71 Poart Ebbcts John B. faddler Anthony Ebert Philip, 17 Effex Eckafen jun. Jacob I. teacher Spring Eckert Philip, grocer 148 Divifion Eckford Henry, (hipwright Grand Eddy Andrew, mariner no Henry Eddy Anthony, lawyer DcfbofTes Eddy David, boot and fhoe-flore 240 Greenwich Eddy Janet, grocer 337 Greenwich Eddy John, carpenter 49 Barley Edgar John, filverfmith 125 Divifion Edgar Wm. merchant 39 Broadway Edgerly John, porterhoufe n Gold Edgtrton John, mariner Lombard Edgtfon Win. fhoemaker Grand Bear Firft E-Iintr Manha, 23 Clupel :Q2 K- -ONGWORTH^S Edmonflon dodlor Samuel S. 67 E. George- Edmund Gabriel, rigger 91 Catharine Edfall John, grocer Church corner Lilpenard Edfall Richard, laborer 83 Harman Edfonjun. Lewis, tcacbei 421 Pearl Edwaids Fdward, cartman Orchaid Edwards Ogden, rounfeller and attorney 8 Pine Edwards Haac, lopemaker Rivington near i hiid Edwards John, I'cale-beam maker \\ oo.'tcr Edwards J. fcale-beam maker and fmith Spring Edwards John, 102 Anthony Edwards J. umbiella-manu. r6 Bowery, h. 44, Elizabeth Edwards Mrs. rear go Catharine Fidwards Robert, tailor 219 Cherry Edwards Thomas,lawyer 6 Republican-alley Edwards Wm. mariner 304 Broadway Edwards W. mariner 40 Warreo ;anoth. 27 Mu.bcrry Edwell P-tcr, mariner 107 Harman l'igbert Abtaham, (hipmaiter 55 Hudfon Abraham, fhoemaker Giand near Second Benjamin, 13 Cherry Benjamin A. r3 Cherry Mofes, cartman above State-piifon Stephen chairmaker 360 Pearl Egberts John., carpenter 174 Divifion Egbeitfon Widow, 83 Waircn Egenton and M'Qucen's millstone drop 35 Clieriy Egery Vita, fliipmaster 68 Harman Eilcnhart Nathan, 56 E. George Eldricige Je'l'e, combmaker Ncutral-alhy Eldridge Samuel, carpenter Harman Elkins James, u.afon 89 Front Elkins Robeit, cooper 89 Front Elliot John, teacher 37 Hudfon Elliot Robert, painter and glazier 37 Lombard Ellingham George, fhipwright 35 Charlotte Fill's Catharine, millener 24 Chapel Edward, poiteihoufe Bowery-lane George, mariner 107 Harman - John, merchant 2t9 PearJ John F. merchant 58 Hudfon. Lewis, cartman Giand Richard, 3c Reed widow, 5 Jacob Ellifon Eleanor, 39 Dey i-llifcn George Hester near Broadway EUilon Thomas, 16 Broadway . - Eilil'on Thomas, hatter 72 Chamber -Imeiidorfi'E. attorney and counfellor 18 Broadwa? NEW-YORK DIRKEIORV. ITS Elmore Ambrofe & Simeon, mafons Orange Elm.re E. grocer 14 New-flip Elfe and Jephfon, merchants 4 Cliff Elf.vorth John W. tinman 83 Church Elfworth Yerdine, 24 Vefey EUworth widow, boardirghoufe 41 NalTau Ellworth Wm. 49 Dey Elfworth Wm. fhoerr.akcr 87 Mulbcriy Elfworth & Loughlen (F.) brafsfouuders 66Rutger lilting Peter, merchant 58 Water * Elton Anthony, carpenter 11 Fifher Elwood James, fhipwright 107 Harman Ely Aaron, teacher 9 Fiankfott — Gaty, 59 Cedar — David,merchant 84 W:illiam — Edward, Litcfcfield and Boston stage-offiee 28 Jobs — Enoch A. M. teacher 40 Partition — Elifha, merchant 133 Front — Gad, teacher 91 Beekman , — T. & H. merchants South corner Burling-flip Embree John L. druggist 267 William Ercbree & Collins, John L. druggists 202 Water Embury Peter, grocer 84 Naflau Emmet Abraham, tailor 4 Chapel Emmet James, fhoemaker 69 Church Emmet T. A. counfellor 9 N'afTau, hcufe 9 Fair Emmons Ifaac, grocer Elizabeth corner Spring Emmons James, Ihoemaker 33 Norf Ik Emmons Jofeph, bricklayer 87 Hester Emmons rnd Browne, grocers 161 Front Emons and H .rnniill, grocers 2 Mriden-lane Ene'eman Christopher waterman 89 Mulberry linerton widow of John, 84 Pump Engle Samuel, fmith 20 Chamber Englehirt SVir. baker 86 Boweiy Engl'tfli Jane, 17 Jay Englifh John, merchant 63 Stone Englifh Job", tavern & boardinghoufe 139 Front Englifh Mrry, 26 Ma:ketfi\ld Enjlifhbe Mrs. midwife 37 Charlotte Enghfhbe James, mariner 37 Charlotte Ennis George, cartman 6 Catharine-lane Henry & Syivanus, fhoemakers Croflvy James, carpenter 1 hompfon -<— John, accountant 73 First Wm,. cartman 1 heu.pLbn f7?6- rtOJWW0*TH% Enfley Daniel, butcher 303 Broadway Enfley jun. Daniel, 303 Broadway Eoff Garrit, filverfmith 4 New Eoff Sarah, 5 New Eoftand Howell, filverfmiths 2 Wall Ephraim John, gardener 45 Chatham EPISCOPAL ACADEMY, 66 Liberty Erben Peter, teacher of mufic 66 Mott Ervin James, grocer 26 Harman Efprit Stephen, 36 Chapel Eftcra Hyacinth, goldlmith Divifion Efteve Carietto, 88 Chamber Euens Catharine, 12 Chamber Evans Ann, 3 Lumber Evans widow of Benjamin, grocer 54 Henry Evans dowel, saddlei 84 Bowery Evans Daniel, fhoemaker 64 Chapel Evans David,fmith Corlaer's-hook Evans Jofhua, laborer ioEffex Evans James, gilder 222 Greenwich Itvans Louis, grocer Hudfon cor. Provoft Evans Mark, eaipenter 32 Barley Evans Peter, failmaker 83 Henry Evans Titus, tailor 336 Greenwich Evans Thomas, 31 Oak EVENING POST, office of -4oPtne Even George, oyflterh. 70 Coffee-lioufe-flip Evens Lewis, 51 Hudfon Evens Robert, lawyer-upper endGherry Evens Thomas, mafon upper end Harman Evens William, cartman 9 Eflix Everingbam Gilbert, merchant 170 Water F>eritt John, mariner 28 Gold Everitt John, coffee & pepper works Grand Rear Sixth Everitt N. C grocer Elm cor. /intbainy Everitt Nehemiah, laborer 175 Harmafl Fiveritt Sul_n,boardinghoufe.-3l8 Ann Everitt-widowS. 350 Water Everitt William, butclier 190 Bowety Everfon George, laflmaker 369 Pearl Evertfon widow of Nicholas, couulellor 26 Broal Eves widow Mary, Greenwich new-market Fivrad Francis, 72 Chamber Ewen John, caulker I36 Lombard Ewing James, mariner 47 Oak • f • • labor George, 27 Church. NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. Itl Fargans Michal cartman 72 Chamber Fagner Peter, 15 Warren Failing Nancy, 88 Mott Fair Peter, ftonccutter Veflry Fairbiirn Francis, grocer 76 William Fairbank T. merchant 66 William, h. Greenwich Fairbanks Ifaac, boatman Bratuion Fairbanks William, carttaan 22 BrannQB Fiirchild , 92 John Fairchild widow Eliza, 107 Henry Fairchild Peter, cooper 17 Bridget Fairchild Robert, baker 5 James Fairchild Thomas, fhoemaker 89 Hcmy Fairchild Themas tavern 2 Ceilar Fairlie Alex nder, lawyer 396 Greenwich Fairlie J. alderman, 41 Cortlandt Fairly I. cartman Fourth Fail weather Jedkhah,fhoeroaker 106 D'.vifion Fairweather Thomas, fhoemaker 105 D.vifieff • Falconer Archibald, carpenter 95; Chamber Falconer Samuel, fhoemaker 364 Pearl Falconer W.bookfetler Sc llationer 112 Pearl Falls Alexander, merchant 105 Chatham Faning & Hubert, grocers 4 Catherine-flip Fanning Edmund, merchant 29 Frank fort Fanning Henry, merchant 13 Frankfort Farclo George, Broadway above Prime Fardon Abraham, failmaker 62 Ann, loft Peck-fliP FarJon Thomas, meafurer 54 James Farmar& Co. Thomas, flore 7 5 Front Farnoir Jsmes, laborer 9 Moorc's-row Farnfworth William, cartman 76 Pump , Farquhar & Son James, wine-merchants J2 Will-un Fare widow. Ihop-keeper 166 William Farr Jofeph, cartman Becilow corner E., George Farran Arthur, mat'iner 83 Divifion Earre John, tailor 350 Water Farrel James, grocer I7J Bt»wery Fa.rel Peter, rigger 54 Charlotte Frrrell James, mafon 9 Auguflus Farrell Jane, boardinghoufe I e Catherine-lane Fa rell Thomas, tailor 50 U. Barley Far. ell William, taile; 6 Hague Farrington Benjamin, fhoemaker Broome Farrington Charles, Uocfevelt corner Oak Farrington Join, conltable 43 Wariec Farrington James, granary 140 Heller l7"8 LONGWORTH'S Fafch John, bricklayer 31 Mott Fafe'h widow E'izabeth, 455 Pearl Fafh , mariner 239 William Fafh Daniel, mafon upper end Chapel Fafh George, butcher Crofby I'afh John,butcher Orange cor. Broome Faugeres Lewis, 79 John Faulkner widow of George, 8 Birmingham Faulkner Peter,grocer 29 Broad Faure Leon, upper end Chapel F:aure Vincent, 48 Upper Barley Favereau Francis, 102 Cheny lavre Peter, fhoemaker 32 Auguflus Fawpel 1. dentift & hairdreflVr- 5 Warren Fawfitt Simon, cooper 10 Crane-wharf Fawlitt William, fmith Mulberry near HeOer Fay J-icon, (hoemaVer 8 M llbenv Fay Jofeph D, attorney & co if. 26 Wall, h. 92 Pearl Fay Jonathan, brafsfouitder 151 Cherry Fayard Francis, haird'-efitr 197 Cherry l'ee widow, 8 Coapel Feeks Jonathan, carpenter- ic Third Fell John, 13 Dey Fellows John. 18 U Chamber Fell.iws William, groce 120 Eowcry Felix At'guftiii, 260 B.rWeiy Fehe. Henry, cooper 60 Ann Felter J 'hn, 34 Reed Felthoul'enHenry,fmith 57 Oliver, h 32 Second Femster John, laborer 14 Orchard Feofayfon M. gtocer 270 Greenwich Fennee James stonecutter 68 Warren Fennins Charles, grocer U. Barley Feiiton Margaret, Broadway corner Barley F'enton Pete--, cooper 93 Reed Fertonjun Peter cooper 78 Vefey Fenton Samuel, gaidener 11 Henry Fennel John, cai penter 171 Divifion Fenwick Thomas, bookbinder 61 Anthony Fcrdon Jacob, Jail-kerper Jail Ferdon John, tinman 10 Magazine Feidon Mary, 93 Reed Ferdon William, cartman 16c Divifion Feigufon Alexander, fan fafhmaker 40 Charlotte Charles, biackfmith 89 Fair Daniel, Braver-lane widow Ellen,'walher40 First NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 179 Fergufon James, accountant 37 Harman James, grocer 303 Water John, attorney Ike 32 Wi'liarn J> grocer porter-vauit 200 Water, h. 84 Catha- Mary, 29 Lombard [rine .— Mrs. flop-fhop 125 Greenwich Nancy, 81 Mulberry Philip, 27 Moore Robert, mai incr Crofs Robert, riftger 85 Divifion Wm. & J. timber-merchts. 376 Greenwich William, lumber-yard 389 Greenwich William, artist 27 Harman .— & Day, merchants 50 Pin.-, h. 92 Greenwich & Shipley, curriers Frankfort corner Jacob Feriere P. merchant City-hotel Feirier John, (hipmaster 123 Harman Ferrers John, 11 Whitehall Ferrill Edmund, fawyer 389 Greenwich Ferrilf Jane, 49 Chapel Ferrill Richard, 15 Stone Ferris Abfalom, grocer 48 Beekman Benjamin, attor. counf. mast, in chanc. 49 & 56 David, cartman 76 Henry [Partition George, auftioneer 139 Water —— widow of Kaac, grocer 2-3 Cherry James, drygood-store 392 Pearl James, fruil-fhop 104 ilroad John, po ter 13 Leonard Jonathan D. 28 Church Jofiah, fafhmaker Grand J. & Elijah, merchants 8 Beekmen Samuel, 82 James Samuel, tailor Bowery-lane widow, 3 Burling-flip 8c Strong, aUcjrpies & counfcllors 4 9 Partition Ferriss James, cooper 20 Old-flip Few col. William, 16 Robinfon Ficfor Jofeph, laborer 306 Broadway FiegenheimG.orge, coach-pair.ter 47 Reed Field Charles I.cabinetmaker 17 U. Reed Charles, grocer 34 Bayard Francis, lawyer 23 Harman John,gardner Bowtry-lane John, rigger 64 Heniy [5 Chapel jun. Peter, uacch&clockmaker 199 Gieenwich& & Son, Peter, watch & clockmakci s 7 Park teffj LONeJWO'KTH'S ' Fields Furman, coffee 8c mustard manufactory 47 Gold Jonathan, cartman 83 Hester William, 28 Hester Fieto John, fhoemaker 440 Pearl Filliate Emelia, 61 Chamber Finlay Jeremiah, tailor Provcfct Fine widow of Jacobus, 180 Greenwich l"ink Alexander, butcher 39 Chatham jun. .Alexander, butciier Grand cor. Fir* John, butcher 30 Bowery Finlay David, 104 Warren Finlay Mrs. ladies' academy gj Greenwich Finlay Samuel, 95 Greenwich Finlay widow 41 Cliff Finnegan Charles, teacher 55 Orchard Fintyle Kitty washer 21 Reed Fiquet John B 75 Broad Firbv doctoi William, 167 Division Fish David, tavern 5 Dover Fish col. Nicholas, Stuyvesant near Bowery Fish William, cartman 45 Orchard Fisher _ihraham, carpenter 64-' Pump Fisher Albert, gardner 104 Mott Andrew, butcher Elizabeth neat Spring Alexander grocer 80 Wall Edmund, carpenter 31 Third George L, weaver 4>1 Harman Henry, 67 Greenwich Henry, carpenter 33 Third James, mason Leonard Jeremiah, laborer Delancey John, cartman Bnrld John, mariner 53 Henry John P. druggist &c. 106 Broadway John, stonecutter upper end Chapel - •••• Leonard surgeon dentist 2M9 William Henry 4' Joshua merchants 63 Pine _— Walter, mason 6 Republican-alley 1 William, cartman Hudson Sf Tweedy, grocers Old-slip cor. South' Fitch Eclv.ard, shoeslore 2«6 Bear! Fitch George, 146 Water, Ii 68-Greenwich Fitch Joseph, wiiit-merchan' H \\ ail Fitch Sarn. merchant Dover ftreet wharf, h 46 Job* Fitch W. H. teacher 10 [$» icy Fitzalrid-rr Henry. g-u,iit..tlr 33 Charlotte Fitzgerald Edmund, laooicr 3 Gate XEW-YORTX ni RECTORY. Ill Fitzgerald John, butcher Rivington, cor. First Lawrence, carpenter 53 Henry ' • — —, (hipmaster 8 Barclay Fitzpatrick James, grocer 57 Harman Fitzpatrick James, carpenter 69 Chamber • fitzpatrick widow of John, 227 Greenwich Fitzpatrick Piter, grocer Barley cor. Crofs. Fitzrandolf Nathaniel, grocer Chapel cor. Thomas Fitzzeffery Maria, mantuamaker Theatre-alley Flaga Jacob, butcher Broome Flagg Ebcnezer, ropemaker 172 Divifion Fianagan Ann, 105 Mott Flanagan M. grocer 97 Naflau Elanagan Michael, fawyer Montgomery, cor,Cherry Flanagan Owen, grocer 207 Greenwich Flanagan J. bookfeller no Maidenfane Flanders Mrs. 102 Reed Flanebrow widow, 19 Rofe Flavel John, cooper 66 Mulberry & D-ptyfter Fleet Simon, 325 Brordway Fleming John, 18 N. Moore JohnB, merchant 158 Pearl ——— John, potter Third cor. Hefler ——— Jofeph, anchor-fmith 91 Reed —-— Margaret, 20 Bayard ——— Thomaa J. 53 Barley Fletcher widow Mary, wafher 314 Broadway Flick Jacob, ropemaker Second Flinn James,pilot 85 Gold FJinn John, grocer Elm Flinn Michael wheelright 4 Reed Flinn Thomas, (hipwright 42 Roofevelt Flock Henry, cartman Mott Florentine Thomas, 8 Orange Flood James, grocer 27 Charlotte Floor John, butcher 56 Orchard * Flym Abigail, fruiter 2% Chamber F'ogal William, fmith 10 Cha.nber Fogarty Michael, mafon 34 Ferry Folker Richard, grocer 79 Roofevelt Folks Thomas, grocer Second cor. Pump Fotloppe A. A. goldimith 36 Augustus Folly John, mariner 117 Ha. man Fones John, cordwaincr8i Church Fontaine Claudius G. merchant 17 Broad Foos George, Elm Foos Henry, carpenter 25 Reed R 181 LONGWORTB'S Foot John, tailor 28 Divifion Foot Jofeph, carpenter North Moore Foot Maiaihi, phvfician 6 Roofevelt Foot I. & I. P. merchants 143 Greenwich Forbes C. V. G. watchmaker 169 Broadway ——— Daniel, Hudfon Daniel, stonecutter 317 Wafhington George bookbinder 175 William —-i J. G. 36 Greenwich ——— James, merchant 30 South & 354 Greenwich John, librarian 16 NsfTau John, accountant 47 Chapel Wm. G. guid & fiivetfmith, 90 Broadway > widow Sarh, fruiter 2jOak widow of Duncan, (I opkecper 14 Cliff ek Chew merchants 62 South Forbus Alexander, fhoemaker Elizabeth near Spring Forbus Peter, baker 25 Mulberry Force Ephraim, brafstounder 43 Cheapfide Force Jehiel, carpenter 52 Betley Force Monfon, cartman Hudfon Foid Benjimin, cabinetmaker, 99 Cherry Eliakim, merchant 360 Water John, hat-llorc 5 Maiden-lane — John D. boarding houfe 7 Bedlow Lewi3, carpenter 54 Anthony Richard, butcher 77 Second , pedlar 155 G eenwich Fordham Caleb, caipenter 106 Bedlow . Fordham George, carpenter 117 Bedlow Fardon Abrah.-m, failmaker 12 Ann Forell Robert, fhipmafter 55 Pine Forgey Philip, fhipmafter 31 Barclay Forker John,oppofite State-pnfon Forman Aaron, printer Baiclay cor. Greenwich Firman George, printer & bookfcler 64 Water Forman widow, feamflrefs 46 Barley Foreft Abraham D. 170 Divifion Foireft David, grocer Greenwich corner Proved Forreft James, 44 Greenwich Forrell James, rigger 49 Second Forreft Rev. Robert, 357 Brondway. . Forrefter Andrew $c Jifeph (heemakers 313 Broadway J'orritter Archibald, fhipwright Clinton Forriiler James,teacher 18 Naffau Fo. (ha William, carpenter Budd Forfhee William, (.rocer 301 Wafhington Forfter Nathaniel, infpc&or of cuftoms 266 William NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 183 Forfyth Adam, tnalfter 39 Catharine Forfyth John, merchant-tailor IT6 Water Forfyth a idow, Charlotte cor. Henry Fcrtier Lcevig, gardener 24 Third Fortin CUudine, merchant 62 Broadway Fortune Ifaac, fruitfhop 340 Pearl Forv'rt Mathew, tobacconiii 47 Second Folbrook W. furg'.-: inllrument & trufimak. 3 Beekman Foldick Cleivient, pain'er 18 Branno'n Fofit jaraes, bricklayer 35 Rofe Fofter Andrew, merchant 97 Greenwich Andrew, boatman 81 Church Charles, (hipwright 57 Harman Charles, teacher 99 Divifion Henry, reai 25 James Henry gardener Second yames, fhoemaker 190 Divifion June, mantuamaker 16 Charlotte fohn, cartman near Union Furnace Broadway Nathan, hatter 144 Front William, cartman Hudfon, another Mott Thomas, cartman Second corner Pump & Cornel, grocers Hudfon cor. Budd & Giraud, merchants 135 Front Fought Vacob, 11 Catharine Fountain Elijah, fhaemaker Greenwich, cor. Barclay Fountaine widow Margaret 58 Baiclay Fountaine k Coffin, (Garrit,) grocers 9 South Fourniquet Lewis, gold & fiverfmith 142 William Foufton John, watchmaker 1 Frankfort Fowler Abijah. grocer 137 Henry '— Abraham, fhoemaker 126 Bowery —— Rtv. Andrew, Spring cor. Mulberry ——— Daniel, cavtman 10 Sixth ——— David, tjrocer Hudfon corner Beach David D. cartman 20 Divifion ——— David, mafon 9 Magazine Drake, fhoemaker 2 mile ftone Bowery ——- Gilbert, grocer 36 Mott —-— Gilbert, mariner 2 Charlotte George W. fhoemaker, 214 Bowery • Jabez, fmith 29 Second James, tavern 27 Lombard - John, mariner 14 Bedlow ' John, tailor 76-Pump widow Margaretta 5 2 Church Pexcel, mariner 43 Robinfon 184 IOKGWORTH'S Fowler junr. Pexcel, (bipmafler 286 Gicenwici Powles, fhipwright 83 Hefler Richardfon, grocer 93 Chatham ——— Mark, fhipmafter 25 Gold Mofes, mariner 8 Henry 1 William, fmith 13 Reed ——— widow Elizabeth, mantuamakcr 2 Orange —— widow of Ifaac, 89 Chamber Fox, Jofeph, fhoemaker, 129 Harman —— John, infpedlor of culloms 33, Walker Mathew,, butcher 6e Mott Robert, grocer-76 Water William W. merchant 6 Cherry- Foy, widow Hannah Crofs Frisdgley Thomas, grorer94 Naffau Fradg'ey Thomas, milliner 100 William Fradinburgh Cornel iua ao Anthany FradinLurgh Everit,,cartnan 11 Elfejr Frakes Richard, mariner 26 Fayette Francis Adam, laborer 24 Garden Francis Andrew, bair.drcflcr 249 Greenwich Francis Anthony, rear 4 Chamber Francis John, hair-drcfler Water eaft New-flip Francis Jofeph, fhip-carpentcr 48 Harman Francis Nathaniel, filverfmith 76 John Francis Sarah, 40 Warren Francis widow C. 36 Bayard Francis Thomas, laborer 21 Bailey Francifco Cornelius, 2 milc-ftone Bowery Frank Jacob, printer Water cor. Pine Frank /oleph, tavern 259 Water Franklin J. mcrch. Franklin's wharf, h. 337 Broadway Franklin Henry 8c Mathew ironmongers 237 Peatl Franklin, Mathew' merchant 237 Pearl, h. 12 Oak , Sarmial merchant 379 Pearl , Robinson & Cn's counting-h. 279 Pearl & Co. William 309 Bear! [and Franklin's win*. , Cornell <5r co. merchants 269 Pearl Fraser, Donald teacher and librarian 178 William , Daniel coachmaker7 John , Harriet milliner 21 Division , Simon baker 34 Pump , Simon shipwright 8 E. George , Rachel 90 chu.ch ——, Win inspector of lumber 12 Oliver « , Wm D. 239 Greenwich FrauncesD P bookbinder 33 church NEW-YORK OIRECTORY. 185 Frazer Duncan, cartman 8 Batavia-lane.. Sarah,3 chapel Isaac, grocer 120 Warren Isabel, grocer Greenwich Frazier Henry, laborer Broome Frazier Mary, f> Mott Frazier Arthur, Union Furnace, Broadway Frazier Moses, tallow-chandler 36 Catharine Fream John, sash-maker 65 Hester F>ederick Francis, laborer 95 Henry Frederick Henry A. mason37 Murray Frederick Isaac, mason Leonard Frederick James,carpenter96 Harman Frederick Jolui H. grocer 65 Warren Frederick John, shoemaker 10 Mott Frederick Bobert, 171 Division Freeborn Robert, 91 Lombard Freeborn Thos. cooper 8 Crane wharf & 37 Bancker Freeborn Thomas, constable 98 Anthony Freekelton Evans, inorrocco dresser 38 Henry Freeland Andrew, painter 51 Lombard Freeland John, Bowery-lane Freeland John, shoemaker Walker corner Church Freeland Joseph, carpenter Leonard Freeland Simeon, smith Leonard Freeman Amos, grocer 442 Greenwich Benjamin, 24 Roosevelt Grif'fy, laborer 29 cliff - Henry, sawyer 70 Murray Uzal'W. teacher 35 First Hezekiah, mariner 30 Roosevelt John, sail maker 19 E. George Nathaniel, grocer 64 Hudson Samuel, coal-yard 2(3 Roosevelt Sampson, cooper George & Hankinson, grocers 57 Whitehall , cabinet maker 7 i Henry FREE-MASON LODGE-ROO.MS, 87 Nassau, 2 George, 3 South, 87 Fair, 51 Whitehall, Tontine city-hotel St. John's Hall, &c. FRENCH CONSUL'S OFFICE, 71 Broad French Maty, Cherry corner E. George French William, marshal 86 Hester French widow Peggy, 50 Division Friday Jacob, grocer, &c. 276 Water Friday Paul, mariner 80 Henry Friel James, grocer 4 Water corner Moore Friend Angel, smith 128 Hester i-3e LOHC WOBTH'S Friend George, laborer 51 Rutger Friend George, mariner 58 Division F'riend John, painter 115 Lombard Friend widow E. 51 Rutger Friskney Sarah, milliner 33 Beaver Fritz sen. Henry, saddler &c98. Chatham Fritz jun. Henry, saddler &c. 325 Broadway Frjts John, cartman 18 Chesnut Fromont Andrew, cabinet-maker 218 Broadway Frost E. iavein 92 Nassau Frost Allen, shoemaker Grand near Orchard Frost Ely C. hairdresser 14 Old-slip Frost George, cartman Grand Frost James, mason Spring Frost Jacob, 5 Vandewater Frost Joseph, cartman Second Frost Samuel, cooper 93 Broad Frost Wright, cartman 20 Essex Fryatt Wm. porter-house 3 Nassau F'ulk John, cartman rear 14 Brannan F"ulkerson widow of John, 87 Lombard Fuller John, cabinet-maker 6 Fisher Fuller Joseph cabinet-maker 20 Park Fuller Lucy, fruit shop 20 Park Fuller Prince, 79 Chapel Fulmer Andrew, watch & clock maker 37 Barclay Fulton Thomas, cartman 34 Barclay F'unk John, pilot T4 Fair Funk Nathaniel, pilot 66 Fair F'uray Menias, grocer Cross Furlong Robert 82 Hester Furman Abraham smith 15 Orange Gabriel, 14 Chamber Job, carpenter 81 Bowery, h. First John K. printer 28 Third widow Phoebe 263 William & Clark, grocers B61 Fly-market ——— H. &G. grocers S6 Peck-slip —— Garrit 22 Vandewater ___—Thomas, stage-driver, Hester comer Norfolk Richard, 33 Hainan — Waters, grocer Pi ump corner Third _ Woods, carpenter 51 Division I'ursha widow, 77 Division Fury Martin, shoemaker 33 Augustus G Gabelle Henry, 76 First Gabelle John, distiller 79 Second 1TEW-Y0RX DIRECTORY. Gabriel George, blockmaker 63 Division Gaetan Augustus, 64 Chapel, another 59 Chamber Gage Asa, shipwrt. & mastmaker & grocer Shipyards Gage Simeon, hatter 213 Water Lwate'' Gasset John, cartman, 43g Greenwich Gahn H. commercial agent for Sweden 30 Broad Gailer William, ship-carpenter Fourth Gaine widow of Hugh, 429 Greenwich Gaines Francis, waterman 58 Barclay Gallatian William W. upholster 28 & 30 Beaver Galbreath Allen, shoemaker 150 William Gale jun. Coe, attorney 279 Broadway & 19 Cherry Gale Moses, dry-good-store 173 Greenwich Gale Samuel, china store 6 Coenlies-slip Gale Widow, 51 Ann GallTownshend, laborer 3 Jefferson Gall William, mason 87 Bedlow Galle Jesse, 11 Division Gallagher Daniel, baker rear 12 Mulberry Gallagher John, mason 7 Republican-alley Gallagher Patrick, cartman Mary near Spring Gallagher Patrick, cartman 118 Mott Gallagher Patrick, laborer Hester near Mott Gallagher Wm. cross corner Little-water Gallahar Benjamin, carpenter 25 Second Gallisher John, laborer 1 Bedlow Gnlaudat Paul, porter house 141 Chatham Gallon Dinah, grocer corner Harison & Washington. Galloop Benjamin, hairdresser 42 Pine Gallop Mrs. 52 Broadway Gallow Christopher, cooper 51 Roosevelt Galloway James, rigger Pump corner Orchard Galloway John, painter 14 Rose Galloway Joseph, shipmaster? Pelham Galloway I'obis, shoemaker Orange Gamage John physician 20 John Gamble Andrew, cartman 130 Mott Gamble John, 417 Reed Gamble Adam, shoemaker 57 Reed Gamble Benjamin, 133 Harman Gamble Wm. merchant 33 Warren, st. 86 Maiden-I. Gandy Henry, tailor Cross Gannon widow Catharine, washer Elm Gansay Ace, rigger 1 33 Lombard Gansay Ezra, shoemaker 115 Bedlow Gantz jun. Francis, shipwright 593 Cherry, h. 80 Lorn- Gantley Sarah, 56 Chamber 188 LONGWORTH'S Ganfz Gabriel, fisherman Clinton Garacan Christian, grocer 72 Vesey Garcin Hyacinth, baker 21 Grorge Gardanier , attorney & counsellor 44 Nassau Gardenier widow, 55 Catharine Gardere, Alexis, wine-st. 120 Pearl Gardiner James, tavern 271 Water Gardner Aaron, teacher o5 Fisher Gardner Andrew, shipmaster 42 Oak Gardner Charles, Grand corner Rynders G-.rdner Calvin, mariner Hester Gardner Abraham, shipmaster 23 Mulberry — COarles, Broome . Daniel, mariner Second George, grocer 15 Orange Hiram, ladies' shoemaker 91 Broadway James, grocer 19 Bowery John, 2! 2 William John, baker 214 William Joseph, boatman 42 Anthony Nathaniel, rigger 149 Lombard' Samuel, tailor 10 Anthony Thomas, 211 William Thomas, laborer Anthony Stephen, mariner 37 Lombard Timothy, smith 241 Cherry widow, 7 Cedar Garhard Godfrey, laborer Walnut Garland Thomas, cartman Mary near Grand Garlow Shealio, tailor 83 Nassau Garmo Win. D, grocer 78 Vesey Garner Frederic, merchant tailor 305 Pearl Garner James, laborer 11 Moore's row Garner widow Mary, 29 Lombard Garnet John, 380 Greenwich Garniss Philip, brewer 84 Hester Garniss Thomas, 117 Chatham Garnsey Enoch, shoemaker 12 Cliff Garr Andrew, ship-builder 116 Cherry and Water Garr Andrew S. attorney 3 Wall Garrabrance widow L. lsBraiinon Garret and Co. J. grocers 27 Beekman-slip Garrick Mary, tav. and boarding-house 71 Front Garrison Abraham, cartman 91 Chapel Garrison Cato, laborer 66 Murray Harman, rigger 96 Chapel Helmigh, cartman 9 Leonard NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 119 'Garrison Isaac, cartman Bleecker John, inspector of lumber Warren cor. Wash. ,.. Richard, sweep 33 Henry •• Simon, printer 59 Chapel widow, 67 Partition widow Hannah, 87 Warren Garrit John, ropemaker Elizabeth near Spring Garrow Francis, laborer 48 E. George Garson James, batler 50 Elm Garson widow, teacher Leonard Garson widow Elizabeth, 22 Robinson Gaskin Wm. shipwright 36 Leonard Garthwaite Stephen, tailor rear 26 Pell Gasner George, shoemaker 25 Charlotte Gasner Henry, shoemaker3 E. George Gassner John, 36 Dey Gassner and Freeman, dry good store 94 Chatham Gassair Jaque, 43 Murray . Gaston widow, boarding-house 27 8 Pearl Gates T*onard, smith 77 Chatham Gates Thomas B grocer 55 Roosevelt Gatfield Benjamin and James, 12 George - Galfield John, sashmaker Grand cor. Norfolk Gattey Henry, optician 205 Water Gaufier Augustus, 25 Fair Gautier Samuel, hairdresser 4i Barclay Gautross Xavier, dry good store 284 Pearl Gay Jennet, 40 James Gay Kirkpatrick, 38 James Gaynor William, grocer 89 Anthony Geary Daniel, carpenter Lumber Gedney John, laborer 17 Harman Gedney Samuel, merchant 201 Pearl Geer Eliza, CO Chapel George, tavern 63 Lombard —— Joshua, shipmaster 9 Vandewater Wm. shipmaster 82 Hester Geery James, 46 Barclay Geib Adam, teacher of music i3 Leonard J. & A. piano forte makers, Leonard n B. way & Son, John, organ builders Leonard Gellibert John, segar-maker 27 1 \\ illiam Gelston D. collec. customs 54 Greenw. & govern, h. Maltby, attorney and notary Custom-house widow Mary, grocer 7 Warren Gemmal Mathew, watchmaker 299 Broadway Gender Thomas, mariner 301 Broadway G'ennet Charles, hairdresser, 2 Liberty 19« LONSWOMTH'S Gentil Peter F. dancing master i-Geer-ge Gentie Wm. mercliam 10 L'berty George Abraham, marinti 35-Oak John, I. borer 43-Bedlow Joseph 21 Charlotte Thomas,'wheel wright33fl Greenwich •-, Rufus, teacher 253 B iwery Geraghty J >hn, grocer 39 Greenwich Geraefili Juhn Peter, 15 Park Gerard Christina; China-store, 42 Maidendane Geiard Henry O. watch maker 67 liedlow Geree Rebecca, nurse Scammel Gerheart Jacob, 7 Murray Geiischer C. merchant '63 Water h.eit Beekman-slip GervaisMrs boarding-house 5ii Pearl G;jrvaize F. Delancy corner Sixth' Ghigliotty J.B. g'-ocer,,270 Water Gibbons Francis, tailor 108 Beekman Gibbons James, teacher and bookstore -13 Chatham Gibbons John, tanner 55 Mulbeiry Gibb^ Charlotte, milliner 5 Charlotte Gibbs George, merchant 50.Greenwich Gibbs Robert, cartman Second Gibert Cnarles, 78 Pearl Gibfon David S Water Gibson Edward, ship-wright'88 Henry Gibson James, coal-yard -corner Broad _nd Stone Gibson James, broker 1.5 Cedar Gibson James, laborer 169 Division Gibson John, gFocer near state prison Gibson John, stivadore 7 E. George Gibson John W. attorney 1 Wall Gibson Lewis,grocer 37 Augustus Gibson Lewis, carpenter Corlear's hook Gibson Thomas, house and sign painter 32 Fair Gibson William, hosier »9 Maiden-lane Gibson Jane, 67 Mott Gibson & Coskry, hosiers 108 Maiden-lane Gibson T. & M. Davis T. piano forte makers 63 Bard. Giddeny James, carpenter 151 Bedlow Giddeny Thomas, carpenter Walnut Gifi'en William, carpenter 92 Reed Gifting William, carpenter 40 Chapel Gilford Alexander, mason 80 Reed Gilford Benjamin, linen draper 89 Bedlow Gilford,C, cabinetmaker i96 William Gilford Peter, Mariner 37 Catharine Gilbert Ann E. Republican Alley NEW-YORE DIRECTORY. 191 Gilbert E. starch mannfac C .uton cor. Henry, stor§ • Gilbert Gairii, merch i87 Broadway [263 Water Giih ri James, cartman Hudson Gibert J„hn A cartman io Thomas • Giloeri John E. 59 Bailey! Gi bert John W. deputy sheriff ilFair Gibert Mary, 46Chatham Gilbert Thomas iSiG.eenwich Gilbert Thomas H. merchant i89 Broadway Gilchrist Andrew, grocer 20 Augustus Gilchrist Robert merobt. i05 Peail h.3 Stone Gilchrist Rubert, g:oeer50 Pearl Gildersleeve Henry, tailor 2 mile-stone Bowery Gile, D?. .rick, sugar-baker Elizabeth com. Pump Giles John, sailmaker 64 Stoile Giles Robert, carpenter 63 Mulberry Giri's, Aquila, 496 Greenwich Giles Hes.er, 118 Front Gilfeft George, pianoforte warehouse IS Maiden.lane Gi.ford Henry, carpenter 406'Broadway- Gilford Henry, grocer 3'86 Greenwich GillcMtl jun Samuel, merchant 1_6 William, Gilford & Son, Samuel, 122-William store 65 Front Gih Ann, 11 A-uguslus Gill James", shoemaker 270 Broadway, Gill 'Thomas,-city weigher i Park Gill William, merchant 139. Broadway Gillandar James, shipmaster/0^ Bowery Gillen Brian, mason 130 Mott Giller John E. marshal 2t>iE. George Gillerd Charles, cartman 215 William Gillerd James, cab;net-maker 74, Chatham Gilles David, shipmaster 15 First Gillespie Clrarles, grocer 12 Catharine,. Lane David, grooer Lombard John De, Normandie, physician 145 B. ttay George, merchant, 299> Pearl . . . . ; James, 6 Wall ..... Thomaso laborer 45 Bedfow William,.carpenter Washington . . & Campbell,merchants 4 Fletcher &.Graham, merchants i61 Pearl. Giliet Flenry, carpenter i-.O Division , Gilley Walter,shipmaster 98 Bedlow Gillmau Charles, butcher i03 Reed . . . John, grocer 23 E. George . . . Kent, grocer Water . . . ThoraaaA. buUber 62 Harman 152 _0NGW0RTH*S Gilmore Benjamin, merchant 51 Vesey . . . Mathew 128 Harman . . . John, stonecutter 9 M ulberry - . . Joseph, marshal 204 William . . . John,ropemaker Third Gilmour John, merchant 33 Oldslip Gilpin G. leather store 11 Jacob, h. rear 50 Frankfort .... Win. tavern 59 Cherry Gilroy Barney, cartman 5i Henry Giltzow Win. carpenter 13 Murray Ginn John, laborer 11 Moore's-row G'tiaud Anthony, merchant 6i Dey . • . Frederic, cooper 127 Front . . .jun. F. merchant 135 Fiont . . '. Jofeph, coop;r 83 Pine . . . widow 6$ Hudfon Gird Henry, printer 11 Skinner GivricoUrt Henry, Orange G'tvins widow E. Hague corner Skinner Gladden Peter laborer Second Glafs Alexander fhipwright 83 Hemy . . . Alexander S. merchant NafTaa corner Beekman . . . Edward, fhipwright 73 Henry ... & Sons, comer Pearl and Moore Glean Walter, upholster Leonard corner Chapel Glening Peter, grocer Robinfon corner Chapel Glen David, 1 Catharine-lane Glenn Alexander, cartman 43 Harman Glenton Thomas, failmaker 4 Sixth & 28 Orchard ; . . widow, 133 Divifio'l Gleflher John, milkman 29 First Glover John I. merchant 223 Pearl; houfe Greenwich . . . Thomas,cartman 158 Bowery . : . wjdowof John G. 174 Broadway Gnefnard Lewis, jeweller 89 First Gobel Hugh, high constable Wafhington ...... Godey Lewis, 129 Fly-ma. kct Godfrey Edward, mcichant-tailor 330 Water . . . Andrew, fhipwright 190 Di'ifion Godvy Jacob, haiidrefl'ei 3 B ekman-flip Godwin D. Albany stige-cflv e 76 Vefey Goelet Peter, mere bant 113 & 115 Pearl ... Peter P, merchant 69 Water . . . Robert R merchant 59 Water • . . Stephen, Broadway GofF Peter, carpenter 86 Bedlow Gold Cnarles, fhipwright 71 Harman • • • . . Robert, carrienter Wi*«r, Ihip"_rd- NEW-YORK DIRECTORY' fW Golden Charles, grocer Mott corner Hester . . . Charles, laborer 90 Anthony Go d;r James, cai penter 5 Harman Goldin Gilbert, accountant 9 Provost Goldman Benjamin, laborer 191 William Goldsborough Richard, cabinetmaker 26 Reed Goldfmith Mifs, mantuamaker 30 Cheapfide . . . . Mary, mantuamaker 153 Chatham . . . . Joseph, carpenter 100 Bedlow .... and Co. Z. drygood-store 206 Broadway Golltt Benjamin, shoemaker 11 Essex Golley John, laborer 8 Moore's row Golloway — 8 Moore's-row Gomez Benjamin, lottery office 74 Maiden-lane Gomez Isaac M. lotttry-office 95 Maiden-lane Cj-omez Moses, 66 Nassau Gomperts G. S. 40 Old-slip, h. 85 Greenwich Good John, baker 16 Augustus Good Wm. carpenter 181 Hester Goodall Eli, carpenter 7 Chape! Goodeve John, boarclinghotise Washington Gooddey James, mariner 87 Harman Goodhe Lewis, painter 54 E George Goodheart George, butcher 104 Chamber Goodhue widow Elizabeth, 114 Mulberry Goodin Francis, 14 U. Chamber Goodman Christian, 7 Republican-alley Goodman Mathew, butcher Elizabeth near Spring Goodman Robert, tavern 104 Beekman Goodman Rowland, slater 28 Barley Goodman Wm. shipmaster 86 Flenry Goodhough Wm. carpenter 163 Hester Goodrich C. W. merchant 226 Front, h. 41 Thir- Goodrich M. 3 Little Water Goodrich Samuel, merchant 34 Frankfort Goodrich Samuel, carpenter Sixth Goodwin Peter, cooper 123 Mott Goodyear Thaddeus, stage-office 5 Cortlandt Goold Edward, merchant 3 Beaver Goolding, Thomas rigger Washington Gorden Robert, grocer 8 Lumber Gordon Bleney, grocer 25 Barclay Gordon David, merchant 52 South Gordon John, mason 50 Barclay Gordon John, shoemaker 10 ttrauge Gordon Lewis, carpenter upper end Cherry Gordon Peter, rigger 3 Batavia-lane Gordon Richard, shoemaker 104 Harman Gordon Robert, cooper 19 Mulberry Gordon Wm. tavern 282 Water Gordon Wm. smith 18 Thames Gordon J F. & J. merchants40 Wall, h. 15 Rector Gorham Samuel, sailmaker 70 Gold Gorman James, mason Elm Gorman Thomas, shipwright 135 Henry Gorman widow Mary, tavern 314 Water Gormo & co. W. D. grocers 78 Vesey Goslin Catharine, mantuamaker Cross Gosline Richard, 28 U. Reed i . Gosman George, mason and builder 11 Cortlandt Gosmau G. W. merchant 26 South Gosman Jacob, carpenter 244 William Gosman James shoemaker Greenwich Gosman Robert, carpenter and builder 42 Lumber Gotham James, oysterman 63 Partition Gotier Joseph, grocer 135 Fly-market Gottsberger John G. 79 Water Gouin Joseph 87 Reed Gould James, laborer Grand near Suffolk John merchant-tailor 261 Water John, rigger and grocer Orange Mathew, painter Greenwich Samuel, carpenter 7 Orange S print & booksel. cor. Broad & Wall, h. 5 W all widow of John, 4 Warren Gourlay James, shopkeeper 383 Pearl Gourde Robert, clock & watchmaker 52 Maiden-lane Gourvin Peter, 59 Beaver _ Gouverneur widow of Nicholas, merchant 23 Beaver Gouverneur Samuel, merchant 75 Liberty Gouverneur and Kemble. Whitehall corner Stone Gowan widow Jane, 51 Charlotte Gowdrey John, stonecutter 71 Reed Gowdrey Wm. cartman 71 Reed Grade Archibald, merchant 52 Pine, house I Pearl Grade Philip, tailor 2 E. George Graff John, butcher 14 Biyard Graham Allen, smith 94 Warren Catharine, 11 Thomas . Charles, Crosby near Spring ,_ Charles, attorney 193 P«arl NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 195 Graham Duncan, grocer Murray corner Chapel Eleanor, grocer 100 Bowery Frederic, druggist 45 Church - George, baker 6 Mulberry — Hetty, seamstress 45 Thomas — Hugh, cartman Grand corner Orchard — Isaac, merchant 177 Washington —— John, grocer Leonard ——— John A. counsellor 31 Broad ——— John, rigger 19 Harman —— John, merchant 164 Pearl — Levy P. supercargo 5 Church — Lydia, Little Water —-— Peter, cabinetmaker 3 or 13 Chamber Robert, 100 Liberty Thomas, painter 43 Bedlow — Thomas, baker 11 Dutch — _. Wm. keeper debtors' prison Grainger John, boot-Iegmaker 38 Vandewater Grandfee doctor, Church Giandiew Bartholemew, butcher 140 Bowery Granger Mathew, cartman 26 Third Grant Ann, 50 Cedar Grant James, grocer 58 Roosevelt Grant John mason 2 Moore's row Grant John, tea-waterman 9 Division Grant Peter, carpenter 35 Lombard Grant Richard, cooper 122 Broad Gratacap Peter, milkman 4 Barley Graves John Boonen, merchant 63 Stone Graves Roswell, merchant 29 Gold Graves and Brower, grocers 176 Front Gray Andrew, porter 104 Liberty- Cray Dugald, shipwright 97 Bedlow Gray Hugh, laborer 118 Mott Gray /ames, boardinghous; 85 Cheny Gray /ames,, tailor 6 Chamber Gray John, merchant 12 Nassau Gray John, shoemaker 17 Chatham Gray ./ohn, sawyer First Gray Sturges, grocer Peck-slip coiner Front Gray Sullivan, shoemaker 46 E George Gray, Wm. ropemaker Second Gray Wm. carpenter 86 Chamber Gray Wm. carpenter 13 Pell Gray widow of Wm. 17 Barclay Gray widow /ane, washer 6 Lumber 156 1.0N6W0RTH S Grayson Anthony, 9 Dover Grayson Eliza, I Magazine Grayson J. hardware & spectacle-store 194 Water Greaton ,/ames, tailor 62 E. George Green Abraham, carpenter Church Green Charles, merchant Greenwich near Harifcn Green Charles, brafsfoundcr 69 Divifion Green David,merchant South, houfe 5 Cailifle Green Francis, mafon 34 Heniy Green James W. 20 Broad Green James, fweepmafter 31 Bedlow Green Jeremiah, carpenter 44 Hefler Green John, watchmaker 179 Bow'erv Green John, carpenter Birley corner Greenwich Green John, baker 86 Greenwich Green Jofhu 1, laborer 54 Robir-fon Green Jonathan, carpi mer 19 EfTex Green L- mariner 111 Henry ; ar.other 2 I Mulberry Green Martha, 55 Robinfon Green Robert, mariner 159 Harman Green Rufus, druggist Crosly near Spring Green Samuel, mariner 31 Bedlow Green Samuel, (hipmaster 176 Willium Green Samuel, chnirmaker Leonprd Green Sarah, grcrsr 296 Broadway Green Timothy, merchant 24 Hudfon Gieen Wm. 32 Church Green Wm. grocer 59 Whitehall Green Wm. Venetian bliudmaker 81 & 90 Chanib&i Green Wm. black-balln.aker 2 Theatre-alley Green W. tobacconist 220 Water 8c 40 Role Green widow Mary, 51 Augustus Green D. I. & C. W. merchants 5 I South Greene John, merchant 96 B.tkman Greene and Lcvcti, merchants 63 South Greenard Nevingson,fliipjo';nc>r 222 Cherry Greenfield John, fhipmaster 83 Pearl Greenham widow of George, 98 Reed Green leaf widow of Thomas, 54 Wall Greenwood C. mathematical instrumentmak- 126 Front Greenwood John, dentist 14 Vefey Greenwood John, laborer 130 Harman Greenwood Richard, grocer 152 Water Greegg John, malon 31 Henry Gregg John, grocer 36 Harman Gregor George, rigger 119 Harman Gregory James, cartman 130 Hester » EW-YOR*.. BHtEC TORY. i- S 7 Sreig Wm. 26 Stone Grel'et Steph. merchant 291 Pearl; houfe Broadway Grenell Slofs H. merchant 27 South; h. 25 U. Barley Grcves John, mariner 85 Henry Grey fan Wm. tavern 244 Front Gribban Francis, cartman 35 U. Barley Grice John, rag broker 23 Chatham G. idley James, btackfmith 11 Leonard Grieff Jacob, baker Sc-rninct Griffen Charles, cartman Crosby Griffen David, grocer & grainery 8e Reed Henry, watchmaker 318 Water ——— Jacob R. cartman 191 Division -• Jeremiah, intelligemce-olfke 9 Broad John, 15 Liberty —— John, 42 Barley ——— Peter, merchant 124 Water ———Samuel, confectioner 41 Anthony ——p— TJiomas, cartman 49 Reed ——— William, shoemaker 102 Reed ——— Sc Glass, auction & commission stor. 134 Water Griffin George, attorn. & couns-40 Wall, h. 2lDuane Griffis Thomas, shipwright 14 Harison Griffis Sf Raymond, grocers 29?Water Grill! h Catharine, 21 Chamber Griffith Jonathan potter79 Hester Griffith Hugh, laborer Rutgers G iffith John, merchant 69 Maiden-lane Griffith Lucy, silkdyer 40 Pearl Griffith Nathaniel C. merchant 163 Greenwitbi Griffith William, silk-dyer 64 Fair Griffith J. & N. merchts. 69 Maiden-lane Griffiths John, laborer 369 Greenwich Griffiths Joseph, brassfounder 55 Division G iffiths & Greene, brassfounder 68 Division Gigg John, ironmonger .0 Ciathani-square Griggs Ebent-zer, 10 Birmingham Grim David, merchant 23 Cedar Grim Jacob, tanuer M >tt near Spring Grim Philip, merchant43 Vesey G im David & Philip, merchants 30 Old-slip Grimshaws seminary for youth Church Griscum John, teacher 340 Broadway Griswold, Lidward D. 63 Harman Griswold George, merchant 4 I Beekman Griswold John, 165 Front & 44 Pine Griswold Natlvaaigl L. merchant 28 C'iff s a 198 L0K6W0RTH S Griswold N. L. & G. merchants 86 South Gritman James, grocer Orange cor. Spring Groshon John P. brewer 7 Barley Gross Daniel, mariner 4 Ferry » Gross Dederick, eartman 58 Mulberry Gross Joshua,' shipwright 35 Lombard Groteciass Gilbert, flour-stoie-19 Barclay Grozart John, merchant 8 Cortlandt ; h. Rivington Crumley Joseph, shipwright 27 Charlotte Grummon L. teacher Grand cor. Orchard Gue Benjamin, Pump near. Mulberry Guearinau Lewis, i59 Bow»ry Guelligh Adam, baker 25 First Guerin Auguslin, hairdresser Barclay n. Greenwich Guerin Daniel, masoii21 Catharine Guerin doctor, 41 Partition Guest John, shipmaster 14 Cliff Guest John & William, cabinetmakers 93 Greenwich Gut'froy& Co. J. B. tallow-chandler 2 Magazine Guignon Jacob, tobacconist 32 Harman Guignon Joseph,jeweller 5 Charlotte Guion.Elijah, grocer 381 Water Guion I. shipjoiner309 Water Guion Monmouth H grocer 309 Water Guion & Co. Monmouth FI. grocers Cherry cor. Hut- Guiou Nathai.iel, cartman Orange [?er- Gum; Sarah, milliner 128 William Gunn widow, washer 2 E George Gunning Terence, 4t Catharine Gunton Mark, painter & grocer Reed cor. Elm Gunton Samuel, carpenter 44 Chamber Gunyon John, cartman 193 Division Gurnsey Levi, carpenter 33 Duane Guthrie Catharine, mantuamaker 93 Harman- Guthrie James, laborer 6o Pump Guthrie Samuel, apothecary 271 Water Guthrie William, laborer 159 Mulberry Gutlifslim John, baker Mott Gutsberger J. G. Water h 86 Bowery-lane Gwyer Christopher, cabinetmaker Grand n. Second H Habermels John, lio Greenwich HACKEHSACK STAGE-OFEICE, Hchoken ferry-h. Hacker HoysLed, pilot for the sound 54 Cherry Hackit John, laborer 10 Cross Hackle Lydia, grocery Broadway cor. Barley Hackle William, shipmaster 20 Bancker NBW-YORK BIRECTORY 199 Hackstaff Lodowick, boatman 16 Duane Hadden Elizabeth, 101 First Haddington widow Ann, 49 Hester Haden Thomas, cartman 13 Essex Hadley George, grocer Church corner Walker Hadley Isaac, cartman 21 Chapel " . Hadley Isaac W. millenary 435 Pearl Hadley James, cartman Laight Fladley William, cartman Laight Hadley William, cartman 55 Chamber Flaff Jacob, shipmaster 4 Garden Haffjohn P. boot & shoemaker 205 Water Half John, shipmaster 33 Stone Haffey Cornelius, grocer 11 Augustus Hagadorn widow, 87 Harman Hagen James, shoemaker 273 Pearl Hagerman Jacob, 5 Gold Haggerty & Auftin, merchants 169 Pearl Haight Benj. saddler & harnessniaker 152 Broadway B. & H. dry good store 207 Broadway D. L. dry-good store 195 B. way h. 32 Dey G. saddler 153 Water ——— Lydia, 11 Roosevelt Marg. mantuamaker 13 Charlotte & Leonard Thomas, shoemaker 73 Harman widow H. seamstress First Haines David, cartman 75 Mott Haines Ellas, merchant 149 Broadway Haines Vincent, mason rear 260 William Hains & Co. John, 15 Crane-wharf Hains & Hunter, grocers 70 Partition Halbran Victor, merchant 5 Beaver Hall Archibald, painter Bedlow-alley Charles, 101 Greenwich Daniel, 406 Pearl Drew, silversmith & watch.gilder 13 Barclay —— Francis, Washington n. Duane Henry, tailor Grand cor. Fiist —— James, shoemaker rear 260 William James, hatter 36 L Robin-on —— James, drygood-slore i44 Chatham widow of John, Cross John, oysterman 95 Catharire, stand 276 Water John, currier 18 Jacob, h. 7 Ferry Jolm, wheelwright 88 Anthony Josepb, painter 10 Mott —- Lawrence, rigger 28 Vesey 2fl» LOH«WORTH'S Hall Mary C. midwife 100 Division Patience, 386 Broadway Peter, pilot 29 Gold Stephen, shipmaster 100 Division Stephen, cabinetmaker 37 Mulberry Thomas, shipwright 1*9 Lombard Thomas, grocer 5 New-slip William, shipmaster Orange William, grocer 105 Henry William, merchant 85 South, h. 66 Gold William, shoemaker rear 260 William Sf Hull, 85 South Hallam, Mervin, comedian 205 William Hallenbake Obadiah, cordwainer 108 Water Hal let Abrm. S. merchant 214 Front, h. 178 Wjger Hallet Charity, mantuamaker 95 Catharine Hallet, jun. James, cabinet-maker 9 Beekman Hallet Joseph, carpenter 51 Rutger, anotherChoroi.lt Hallet widow of Jeremiah, grocer 100 Wittian* Hallet Richard S. merchant 15 Murray. Hallet jun. Samuel, erocer Bowery Hallet widow, 157 Division Hallet sen. Samuel gardiner Bowery Hallet widow of James, 194 Broadway Hallet & Shotwell 114 Front Hallick Benjamin, cartman 47 Hester Hally John, grocer Gross Flalliday James, grocer 13 Ann Haliiday Robert, merchant 25 Cortlandt Hallock Jacob, shoemaker 90 Catharine Hallowell John, sailmaker 19 Barley Hallowed Samuel, sexton of Christ's Church 7 Rector Halsey Cephas, 17 Dey Halsey Daniel, hoarding.!]. & tavern 125 Fly-market Halsey George, mariner 44 Charlotte Halsey Isaac, cartman Walnut near Corlaers-hook Halsey Elias, carpenter 26 First Halsey Jabez, custom-house officer 105 Liberty Halsay Jecob, builder 80 Warren Halsey S ephen, carpenter Greenwich corner Budd Halstead Benjamin, shipmaster 125 Harman Ha's'ead jun. B. & /. T. earthen ware st. 67 Broad & Halstead Briggs, Union-furnace 4 18 Greenwich [Pearl Halstead Christopher, carpenter & builder 19 Oh>er Halstead John, carpenter 49 Fair Halstead John B. 31 U Barley Halstead John D. «. D 2 Coentjes-slip NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 201 Halstead Joseph, 12 New Halstead Matthias E. mariner 37 Essex Halstead Philip, smith rear 88 Fair Halstead Pearson, carpenter 131 Division Halstead widow Phebe, 70 Chatham Halstead & Son B. thimble manufacturers 87 Broad Hoisted & Guion, merchants 100 Chatham Ham Anthony, shipwright 21 Lombard Ham Wondle, baker 45 Broad Hamersley Andrew, 2- Cortlandt Hamersley Lewis C. & V. ironmongers 1C9 Pearl Hamersley William, physician 6 Cortland) H.imil Thomas, measurer 3 Oliver HJIII'II J )hn, mariner 57 Second N- Hamil Hobert, carpenter 10 Old slip Hamilton A. I. mer. & dist. 286 Water, h. 11 Cherry Hamilton Alexander, laborer 171 Hester • • Hamilton Catharine, 17 Dutch Hamilton George, grocer 21 Henry Hamilton James K. 77 Broad Hamilton John, smith 1 Meores-Row Hamilton R. sail maker 165 Front Hamilton John, 92 Henry Hamilton Patrick, 98 Anthony Hamilton Solomon, caulker Broome Hamilton Wm. mason 98 Anthony Hamilton Wm. smith Bowery H imilton W m. carpenter 23 Lombard Hamilton Wm. merchant 59 William Hamilton widow Ellen, Bedlow-alley Hamilton widow Sarah, 14 E. George Himmekin G. DANISH CONSUL T8 Pearl • • Hammon Banon, cordwainer Broome Haminon flarzilla, mariner 20 Cherry Himmond Henry, shipmaster 6 Hudson Hammond Henry, Washington Himmond , attorney 55 Wm. h. 80 Hester" Hmimond Isaac, cartman N. Moore Hammond Wm. cartman 37 Reed Hanmer John, grocer 34 Roosevelt Honna Mary, teacher 14 Reed Hinnafin John, shipmaster: 9 Roosevelt Hand widow, 42 Partition Hind Fowler, ship-chandler 52 South Handcock Wm. cabinet maker Corlaers Hook Handy Silas, grocer lot Cherry flan.es widow, 25 Frankfort 302 LON&W0RTH •» Hanford Lewis, carpenter 102 Bedlow Hankins John, grocer 106 Chatham Hannah widow of Andrew, grocer 25 Chatham Hannas Thomas, shoemaker 62 Gold HanningJohn, physician 75 Division Hanson Mary, 18 U. Chamber Hanrahan James, trader 13 Division Hanton Jeremiah 113 Division Hanson Nicholas, mariner 1 Dover Harbert Henry, milkman 28 Sixth Harbut Wm. carpenter 8 Orange Harden Richard H. 28 Vandewater Hardcastle John, printer 2 Wall h. 16 George Hardenbrook Abel, sailmaker upper end Chapel . . . . A. W. tin plate worker a93 Pearl, h. 38 . . . . Gerardus, 131 Harman [Pair . . . . J. A. broker 23 Fair . . . . J. W. 293 Pearl .... Philip, hatter 87 Hester . . . . Rachael, 55 Vesey «... Wm. 293 Pearl . . • . Wm. A. merchant 26 Bowery . . : . jun. Win. brass founder 52 Pair . • , . William, shoemaker 323 William Hardie Cook, carpenter 46 Nassau . . James, deputy street-commissioner 51 Warrw . . James, stone cutter 363 Greenwich Harding Samuel, laborer 54 Ann . . widow Sally, boarding-h. 15 Beekman . . Thomas, grocer 308 Greenwich Hardy George, tailor 247 Greenwich . . John, cartman 197 Division . . Joseph, merchant 100 John . . Robert, coachmaker 41 Chatham Hare Jonathan, carpenter 106 Division . Samuel & Edward, carpenter 36 Orchard . Thomas, cartman Crosby Haring Samuel, grocer 5 Cortlandt Harison G. attorney 2a7 Broadway, office 16 Nassau . . Richard counsellor 2.27 Broadway Harkin Hugh, 39 Iximbard Harland Samuel, mason 37 Division Harman Julian, baker 19 Augustus- . . Joseph, boarding h. 11 Bedlow . . Win carpenter Budd Harmony Nicholas, cooper Second Hariied David, cartman 3 Thomas . • . Jonathan, merchant tailor 65 Stone DEW-YORK DIRECTORY. _«$ Harned Nathaniel, carpenter 63 Mulberry Harp Henry, mason Broome Harpel Lodowick, butcher Elizabeth near Spring Harper Andrew, cartman 19 Barley . . . Jonathan, carpenter Washington . . . Samuel B. grocer 154 Fly-market . . . Wm ropemaker 7 Moores-Rowe Harr John, milkman 26 Third Harranbrook John, gardner Third Harriman Elizabeth, 67 Mott . . . . Wm. merchant 118 Greenwich Harrington Isaac, 19 Mulberry . . . . John, attorney 54 Henry Harriot David, collector 25 Frankfort . . . . John, carpenter 7 Hester . . . Israel, shipwright Rulger's-ground Harris Henry, 10 Hague . . Isham, grocer 12 Orange . . John A. cartman Second . . Nathaniel, laborer Elizabeth near Grand . . Robert, cartman 85 Anthony . '. Samuel, attorney 18 John . . Thomas, carpenter and grocer 32 Anthony . . Thomas, 364 Broadway . . Win. boatman 96 Henry . . widow Catharine, 72 Reed . . widow Joyce, shoe-store 124 Cherry . . & Schenck's grocery & flour st. 169 Fly-market . . Sc Wilson, attornies 18 John . . Sc Arcularitis, grocers 166 Fly-market |_Haiman Harrison Elizabeth, seamstress 139 Division, ano. 187 . . . John, grocer 66 Warren, . . . John, baker Laight . . . John, weaver 43 Reed . . . John, 100 John . . ; John, tanner 11 Sixth • . . Mrs millenary-wire manufactory 198 William . . . Maria, tailor Rynder neai Grand . . . Thomas, mariner 47 Elizabeth . . . Thomas, dyer 68 Liberty • . . William, carpenter 6 Fisher . . . widow of J. printer and boyk-store 3 Peck-slip Harrity Dennis, laborer 18 Mott Harron William, mason 55 Augustus Harsen Cornelius, hardw. st. 139 Cherry & 44 Oliver . . . George, measurer 8c broker 35 Beaver Hart Abijah, merchant E. George's.si. h. 1.59 Cherry Hart David, carpenter z 6 Eflex —- Eleaaer, 27 Reed 204 LONGWORTH'S Hart Ephraim, merchant 87 Greenwich George, pedlar 13 Moores Rowe —— Henry, profile-taKer 75 1-2 Chatham —— fen. Jacob, merchant 430 Pearl James, grocer Fourth corner Hefler —— James, grocer, Coenties-flip, fc. 5 Barley — Lewis, hairdreffer 98 Cherry Monmouth, tailor 37 Chapel Napthali, milkman DeUncy Peter, mariner rear 260 William - —— Rebecca, grocer 29 Chefnut Stephen, grorer 77 E. George Thomas, cartman 87 Mott William 186 Pearl Hartedl Chriflian, Elizabeth near Bullock Hartin Jofeph, tailor 11 Auguflus Hartler Chriltopher, marriner 24 Bedlow Hartman J. C. R. collector 216 William . . . Lewis, grocer 423 Pearl Hartnet Morris, fhipwright, 5 Pelham Hartfhorne William, merchant 81 Greenwich .... and Watfort, merchants 88 Pine Hartwick widow, nurfe 69 Catharine Harvey David, cooper 37 Catharine . . James, mariner corner E. Rutger & Harmin . . Sufannah, porier houfe 43 Anthony , . Thomas, merchant 73 South, h. 51 Naffau . . Thomas M. merchant 23 Hudfon . . and Son, Thomas, merchants 73 South Harway Lewis, porter houfe Magazine Harwood Edward, Broker 21 Catharine Hafam Tnomas* fhipmafter 73 /ames Hach Jacob, grocer 6 Chatham Hafkett John.faddler 141 Water . . . /ol'eph faddler 250 Pearl, Hafkin Benj. F- grocer & comniikmer. South cor. WaB Hallet widow, nurfe 7 Rofe HatTey H. I. hairdreffer and bird-feller, 128 Front Hally William, 214 William Haiwell Edward, tailor 71 Chamber . . . Joln,oyHerman 32 Vefey .- . . Thomas, 260 William Hatch Allden, cartman 33 Charlotte ^ .... and Thome, hatters, 334 Water Hatfield Andrew, mafon N. Moore . . . Elizabeth, tavern 11 Fair . . . Ifaac, carpenter Provoft corner Greenwich ., . . JefTe, fmith 177 Harman S.EW-Y0RK. DIRECTORY. 20» Hatfield John, grocer 62 Warren . . John, mafon 341 Greenwich . . Robert, 4 Chapel • . and Marks, groceis6o Anthony Hathaway , 46 D--y . . . A. fliipmafler 75 Harman . . . Gilbert, earpr-ntcr, upper end Cherry . . . Paul, mariner Elizabeth . . . widow, 51 Sc 94 Anthony, anoth. 4 Orange Hathcway Afahel, merchant, 174 Broadway . . widow, 49 Divifion Hathorn John, merchant, 328 Greenwich . • . William, carpenter, 364 Broadway Hatton Jame3, hatter 1 Maiden-!ar;e & 312 B. way Hattrick Peccr, merchant 131 William h. Broadway Hangheey John, drayman 3 1 Bancker Haulenbeck I. P. book-keeper of the bank 78 Barclay Haulthou- Henry, grocer Church corner Sugar-loaf Hauman I. D. afliltant keepei State Prilon Hauptman Jacob, gtocer 9 James . - • . John, turner 49 Bancker Haufman & Kemble, grocers 134 Bowery Havemeyer Frederick & William bakers Budd Haver.s Gabriel, merchant 198 houfe 33 Cherry . • • Henry, merchant 59 Vefey . • . Philetus, merchant 198 Front • . . Renfallaer, merchant 5 Robinfon . . . & D.ck, fafh-makers Grand Haviland Elias, carpenter 12 Elm . . . Gilbert, cartman Hudfon . . . Ifrael, boot & (hoe-mannfa //awley Henry C. teacher 44 Mulberry 7/awx Caleb, fhoemaker 138 Divilipn Jfawxliurfl //annah B. 14 Oik . . . . //annah, haidwarc-flore 7 Cherry '. . . . James W. hatter 413 Pearl . . . . Nathaniel, 70 Bowery . . . . Seaman, diugyht Hudfon corner Jay . . . . Thomas, glover 373 Pearl . ... & Franklin, 237 Pearl Hay Andrew, hsirdrefler 2 James Hayden Abraham, 282 Pearl - - - Clement, fhoemaker 13 ferry - - - Jared, merchant 103 Front H2ydock widow, 345 Peail Hayes Walter, 9 Rofe Haynes Thomas, hairdreffer Cherry - - - widow, 4 Hefkr //ays Jacob, deputy fheiifl^i Church - - James, fhipmafler 67 Harman - - Jarne", breeches-make rl43 Water » - widow Mary, 23 Reed - - Rachel, mantua-isaker 22 Garden .- ,« Sirah^ieamflrcfs 74 Reed . - Thomas, chair maker 45 Third //ayt James, accountant 35 Chatham Hay ward Robert, blind-maker 22 Beekman //azard James, fhipmafler 75 Catharine ... • Mow, 119 Bedlow - - - Thomas, keeper of bridewell & county prifon ... Thomas, cooper Veftry Hazen widow Mary, 71 Chatham JTazlet widow, nurfe 7 Rofe ' JJazley James, cabinet maker 87 Gold //ealt'h Chriilian, garrjpner 304 Broadway Healey Henry, fhoemaker 7 Chailotte - - - Ithamar, mufician 145 Divifion Heard, James and Nicholas, merchants 217 Pearl ... John V. broker 163 Pearl . - J Joanna, 32 Partiriirr: ... W. & P merchants 175 Broadway tiearne widow of James, Fifher - . -John,accountant, 14 Upper Rted Hearone Nancy, Boardinghoufe 201 Bowery Hrartlcfs James, laborer 341 Greenwich Heath H-zekiah, carpenter 54 Pine . - - James, failmaker 244 Front houfe 13 Ferry - s» Thomas, carpenter and &vKr:ft^trry SEW-Y0I1K DIRECTORY. '-07 Heath Thomas, carpenter 83 Reed Heburtis Jimes, mafon Church corner Anthony - - - Starey, fmith 14 Micazine Hedden Jofiah, attorney 218 Water - - - Ifiael, 13 Broad - - - Sarah, Seamflrcfs 23 Ann Heddy William, mafon Budd Hcclger Thomas, fhipwright, I Batavia.laue Hedges ElUabetn, in.inluam.ikef' Elm Isaac, baker 78 Pump Mathew, hairdresser, Temple cor. Liberty Heelgger Mrs. teacher 4 N. Moore Hedley Henry, carpenter 259 Greenwich Heelas Thomas W. copperplate-printer 43 Nassau Heeney Cornelius, fur-meichant 7S & 82 Water Heffernan Miss, ladies' nccademy 177 William Hegeman A. attor. & notary 302 Pearl, h. GCoerry Cornelius, tavern 14 C lenlies-slfp — Daniel, carpenier 157 Division P.flour merch. 228 Front & 7 1 Catharine Peter, 51 Charlotte Heiser Henry, starch-manufactory 1 Duane J leister Andrew, painter 81 Warren Flelferty Patrick, grocer & cartman 370 Broadway Helin Lewis, translat, French Sc English 20 Chamber Helme Charles, hairdresser Church .- widow ofObadiah, boardinghouse 77 Pearl Helmes Adam, cartman & grocer 3 Cherry Samuel, cartman Brannon Helms John E. saddler 96 Broadway Hencock Borbara, milliner 20 First Henderson Alejmnder, grocer 75 Harman Jacob, carpenter 27 Norfolk Jnrnes, sawyer 37 Augustus John, shipmaster 46 Hudson Robert, pocketbriok mak 215 Greenwich William, merchant 393 Broadway widow Sarah, 373 Greenwich Hendricks Harmon, merchant ' fi Broad Philip, collector 18 Hester — Thomas, mariner 34 Barley Hendnckson Amos, grocer 72 Division Charles, butcher 14 U. Barley .-— Jacob, sh.-emnk^r 57 Reed Peter, cartman >9 Chapel Henegar John, sailmak. 3 Divsion, loft near New slip Hennel Andrew, shipwright 15 3edlow £08 LONGWORTH'S Henney Sarah, 14 Maiden lane HenniiigJ L cartman 19 Reed Hennegar Christopher, cartman Spring Henri Peter, miniature-painter 195 Broadway Henry Aaron, clothier 204 Water Charles, shipmaster 63 Ann Edward, bricklayer 67 Mulberry Edward, carpenter Orange Hugh, porter J 6 Mott James, jeweller 3 Charlotte James, mariner 25 Moore J. S insur- brok. & auction. 56 Vesey & Church Philip, shipmaster 4 Bedlow Philip, tailor 83 Liberty Robert, mason Cross • Robert, boarding-house 56 Vesey doctor Samuel, 26 Frankfort Henshaw Samuel, shipmaster 44 Second widow, 22 Warren Heugan Nicholas Ai boarding-house 70 E. George Herald office of, 40 Pine Herbert Felix, grocer 85 Harman Timothy, carpenters Magazine — Wm. carpenter upper end Chapel Hern John, painter Gouvcrneui's-aliey Heron Patrick, grocer U. Barley Heroy James, upper end Cheny Herring Abraham M. 44 Broadway Cornelia, 22 Vesey Elbert, attorney 35 Wall Isaac, cartman Hammond Junes, teacher Rivington near Third —John, lime cirlinan 5 J Chamber — Sf Co. Thomas merchants 195 Pearl Ilcrttel! John, gi;ager21 Oliver Thomas, attorney & counsellor 53 Catharine Hester Daniel, baker 71 'Mott Hetrick Peter, Broadway Hevering Martin, milkman Clinton He-wit Thomas 14 Chamber Hewitt James, rigger 89 Bedlow James, musical repository 59 Maiden-lant J. T. merchant-tailor 5 Dey & 99 First -..John, cabinetmaker 191 Water ..-- widow of John, 8 E. George NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 209 Hewitt William, 101 Church Tnomas & Win. coina-store 263 Broadway Hewlet Daniel, carpenter Spring; Hewlett Charles, merchant 78 South —- Hannah, mantuam ker 38 t Pearl • — Henry, meichant 78 South & Co. Divine, merchants 199 Front Hews Anthony, rigger 48 Charlotte Heyer Girnelius, merchant 29 Beaver Garrit, 5 6 Stone Isaac, merchant 67 Front, h. 84 Broad John C. mariner 12Thames Walter, coffee manufactory 204 Wl liam Walter W. merchant 8 M igazine William, measurer of lime 38 R.)oinson .- Walter & Isaac, ironmongers 234 Pearl & Gale, silversmiths 29 Park Heyerde, Jacob, fruiter 133 Water Heyl Cnristian, cabinetmaker 11 Warren Hiati John, rrrocer Grand cor. Rynder Hibberson Joseph, merchant 47 Wall Hick P. plaist. of Paris manufactory 38 h. 51 Mulber W 8. grocer & tea-dealer 34 Frankfort Hicks Adrian B. mariiemat iiistrumentmik. 118 Froi B. physician Greenwich near New market Elias/n Dey Elizabeth, 3i John Isaac, merchant 339 Pearl John, shipmaster Orchard —— John, physician & surgeon 85 Bowery John, cartman 249 Bowery Joan, cartman Mott corner Sprint Lawrence, cartman Broome . Oliver, carpenter Elizaoeth . Oliver, coach-trimmer 79 Chatham . Oliver H. merchant 30 Wall . Robert, pedlar 13 Sixth . Robert, shoemaker 3 Reed . Samuel, merchant 67 South, h.345 Pearl . Sandfoici, shipmaster i40 Front , Valentine, merchant |4 deny . Willet, merchant 230 Pearl, h Greenwich . WiiHam, Itimber-merchan 69 lUiiger .-Whitehead l.i no •-. norc lain 1 Ratgers , & Co. Whitehead; Washington cor, Murray . Si-Sholwell, 280 Pearl T.2- - 2.1* LO.VGWORTH'S Hicks Jenkins, & Co meichan's 67 South Hide Benjamin, merchant m Front, h 49 Rose Higbe widow Mary, 121 Henry . . . . Sc Watcrbury, 90 Bedlow Higbie John, grocer 85 James cor. Balavialane Higby David, tanner 4 Skinner Higday George, 7 Jaines'-sUp Higgins Edward, painter 28 Beekman . . . John, mason a7 Catharine-lane . . . Philip, grocer 22 Augustus - . . Thomas, tavern & tjroc.'i Barley ccr. Cross . . . William, grocer 26 Roosevelt . . . William, shoemaker 204 Greenwich . . . widow of Benjamin, 6 Duane- . . . Widow, profile-taker 199 Greenwich Higginson & Dodge, merchants 221 Pearl Highat Edward, rigger 131 Division Hiidreth Patrick G attorney 5 Nassau . widow 3 George Hi'es Peter, carpenter 76 Harman Hiil Aaron, boarding-house 56 Cedar . Benjamin, segarmaker 4 Harman . Benjamin, cartman Gorlaer's-hook . Charles, 82 Roosevelt . Daniel, ropemaker 80 Henry . Francis, shipmaster 5 Frankfort . James, cartman 45 Barley . Jeremiah, merchant 16 George . John, wire-worker 8 Nassau . Joseph, grocer Mott cor. Orchard . Reuben, livery-stabler 68 Liberty . Uriah, shoemaker Spring near Mulberry . William, shipwright 25 Henry , . William, mercht. 95 Front, h. 15 & 17 Cortlandt . . William, carpenter Grand near Orchard Hiliers, John, iit Harman Hilliker John, butcher Stuyvesant near Bowery . . . Stephen, butcher Bowery-road Hilly Adam, laborer 54 Second Hillyard Paul, stivadore 107 Division Hillyer Lawrence, 31 Anthony HHIyer Mrs. boarding-house 32 Front Hdiyer & Co. Wm. grocers iolt u South Hilfhorn John, cartman 86 Firft Hi tm,ii John, mediant 112 Chatham Hilton Jofeph, mariner 36 Oak -—— Win. mariner 24. E George 5EW-Y0RK DIRECTORY. 311 Himmelman George, mufician upper end Ci fcpel Hircliman Cornrlius, (hoestor* 393 Sc 415 Peail Geiard,grocc, 18 Reed Hmfdaie Horace, 9 Cedar Hmton Elizabeth, boardinghoufe Bowery John W. failmaker 43 Stone John, grocer 54 Franitort I bonus, iailnmkcr Cherry, hoafe 106 Lombard H pe John, mariner 65 Mulberry H.pwell Abrham, laoorer 51 Mulberry Hitehcofk Daniel M. phytic ian 102 Gold hetward, rtrusjgiii 317 Pe-arl J hn, cartman 39 Second • '— Miles, merchant 36 Ma den-lane ————— Nahaniel, carpenicr 67 Cnatham — Stephen, 74 Fr..nkfort Dan. & E. druggifls 517 Pari, b. 102 Gold widow of Dmid, 34 P ovoit —• widow, lcamftiefs 13 Mulberry mariner 13 Fayette Hitvhins Richa d, cartman 75 Second Hitchings widow, 25 Cliff Hitt John, baker Broome HobaitRev. John Henry, 46 Greenwich Hobbins Michael, aborer Barley corner Auguflus ... Thomas, grocer j Tryon-row Hobbs widow Mary, corner Elizabeth and Pump Hoben Thomas, mariner 92 B d;ow . . . Wm. mariner 12 & 145 Lombard HOBOKEN FEBRY-HOUSE, 76 Vthy Hobfl 11 Jonathan, morocco-drelfer 189 VVilliant Hodge Ralph, cuflom-houle officer 95 Lombard Hodgkinfon Thomas, porterhoufe 17 Fair Hocigfbn Geo ge, grocer 232 Front Hoes John, grocer 10 Beaver Hoendcr John, tailor 31 Charlotte 1. Hoffman Cornelius, painter, gilder Sec. 2 Jacob , . Ficderic, cartman 42 Bedlow . 1. C. 163 Divifion . J. H mufician and grocer Anthony . J.O couriie.. 54 Wall, h. B. way cor. L«OMr«i , . John, rigger 12 Fump . Martin, merchant 67 Wall , . Rinard, bafkctniaker 72 Cuamber . Tobias, hakci Mag zine , • Wm. grocer 25 Thomas 212 LONGWORTH'S Hoffman widow Ma.y 12 P-imp . . . widow, wardncr 133 Hc'ter . . . E 8c A. inerch nts 141 Broadway ... & Seton, aucti n-morti I17 Wall H ffmalle Win. j2 Rooievelt Hoffmire Pete', m.fou upper end Clwpel . W"i. malon Authonv Hogan Join , • lotlner 109 Cherry . M 52 Greenwich Hogbei' Mai y, boardinghoufe 82 Catharine Hogg John, comedian & po ter-hcufc n NafTau Hoggan v\ .tobacconiii gCitharine H.igland widi w of Win. 17 N't arron . . . Benjamin, carpenter if Warren . . . Win.carpenter j2 Warren . .. . & Ondeidonk, grocers Bowery Hohenfe Jacob, tavern 64 Front Holbrook Abr hr.m, lombn .ker 170 Divifion Holcomb Eli,ca.pcntsr 15 Oange Holden Ala, Thornpfon . . Ab I, broke. Scammel . . jun Abel, painter and glazier 28 Magazine > . B.-njamin, rear 32 Pell . . Joe:, cartman Art . . R.ibinea,i7i William Holder Thomas, mariner 14 Chesnut H I and John J artiil, 3 U Chamber HOLLAND LODGE, City-hotel H llciauu James, 95 Gold Holliday J ones, carp, nter Cornell , . I homas, grocer 58 Bedlow Holly Ifa c. fhormaker 73 Hariuan . widow of D.-.vid- 41 Oak Ho-mes Adrii.n B 48 Chirch & 65 Chatham , , Eldad, merchant 11 New-ilip, huuie 26 Oak . Either, wafher 53 Mulberry . James, fmith uppe- end Hemy . James, laborer 64 Mulberry . John, Ih envkei Hcfter near EfTeX . L. R. Gol t corner Mitiden-lane . Samuel, cartman 29 irffex . Samuel R. merchant 265 Peail, h. 38 Cliff . St ph.H, gro.cr 59 Gold . T.omas,carpenter- 30 Orchard . Willct, carpenter I )cfbolfes . W.n. cartman 50 Thid . widow, mantiutnuker 6 Dutch NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 213 Holmes & Co. Charles, merchants 96 Maiden-lane Holmstroni Lawrence, tavern 282 Water Holthuyfen John L. merchant 27 South, h. 42 D iy Homans Peter, tavern 74 E. G.orge, fhop 148 Cherry H'jmfield Henry, furr-cutter 99 Mott Hone John, merchant 22 Broad • . . Philip, merchant 58 Broad . • . S. baker 127 Wafhimfton and 4 Carlisle . . . Livingflon Sc Co. auctioneers 61 Wall Honeyford Alexander, laborer 126 Henry Honeywell Enoch, fhoemaker 29 Henry «... Gilbert, cartman Sixth near Hester . . . . James, Broadway Hood Charles, baker 32 Henry . . . Francis, watchmaker 275 Pearl . . . Thomas, painter 53 Cedar Hoogland John, faddlcr &c. 94 Chamber Hook widow Catharine, 120 Liberty Hooper George, carpenter 20 Branrion . . Philo, cartman Divifion corner Norfolk Hooton Wni. brewer 24 William, & Grand n. Sixth . . Wm coffee-manufa&o.y EflcX Hope Jeremiah, pilot Vandewater . Robert, grocer 422 Greenwisb . Thomas & Reuben, pilots 10 Vandewater Hopkins Freeman 18 Ma ketfield , . George F. printer & stationer 118 Pearl . . J. coj pcrfm.th 24 Hester • . John, butcher Mott corner Broome , • Mrs. 15 Gold . Samuel, grocer Broome corner Cannon . S. M. attorney & counf. 29 Pine, h. 274 Pearl . Sophia, wafher 31 Rutger . • Win. carver and gilder 111 William . Wm. mariner j 2 Charlotte . and Marfelis, merchants 29 Coenties-flip . and Seymour, printers 118 Ptarl Hoppel widow Rachel, 26 Barciav Hopper Albert, carpenter 21 Anthony i - Andrew, carpenter Vestry - Jacob, dry good-tore 420 Pearl - Jacob, mariner 23 Batavia-lane . jun. John,baker Greenwich . Mifs, 19 Fair . and Co. M. grocers 151 Front Hopping S las, carpenter Leonard - - Ezekiel,carpenter 53 Anthony - - Ephraim, carpenter 69 E. George 214 LOUGWORTH'S Hopfon James, 24 Vandewater Horen James, laborer 11 Edeu's-alfey Horn John, roachmaker Bowery - - - Joieph, {hipmaster 117 Reed - - - John, carpenter 69 Reed -Hornbick Henry, tobacconist 16 Sixth Home George, phylician and aeoucheur 65 WateT Horner James, well-digger 12 Crthaiine Horsfad Jofeph, paintet Laight Hornidge James phylician 82 Water Horsfieid I. hardware-stor. i44Plymarkct, ft. 36 Cliff Horten John, cartman 8 Jeff.-rfon Horton Benjamin, giocer 63 Reed . - Caleb, grocer 10 Jacob, and Beekman-flip - - Cytus, dry good-store 115 Chatham • - Daniel, carpenter Budd • - Nathaniel, grocer 166 Fly-market • - Nathan, laborer 83 Mulberry • - Rufus, c1 Bayard • - widow Ann, 61 Catharine . Wm. gunfmith 46 Oliver • - Wm. failmaker 119 Bedlow Hofack Alexander, merchant 45 Vefey - .jun Alexander, M. D 87 Liberty - - David, M. D. and furgeon 65 Broadway Hofie Andrew, hofiery-store 103 Maiden-lane Holier Richard, cartman Orange Hcfking J. fhipwright Montgomery near Bclvidtre Hostin James, wine cooper 59 Fair Hountfield Ezra, merchant 82 Pearl Houfeman Jacob, 2 Front ... - widow, 176 Broadway . . - . andCrocheron, fUxfeed-store 2 Fronf Houfeworth Michael, baker 15 Chamber Houfton Wm. counfellor 25 John ... Zebulon, grocer 12 Coentes-flip Houftown Hugh, tinplatc-'r-orker 6 John Howard James, laborer 23 Mulberry . . . George, 1 opemalaer 156 Bowery . . . James, (hipmaster 59 Bowery . . ' - Nathaniel, fhipmafler 26 Hefler . . - Thomas, fhipmaster 61 Hudfon . - - Wm. potter 44 Crofs . . - Wm. merchant 39 6 lift . . - & Co. Wm. merchants 69 South . . . & Fitch, fur merchants 146 Water Howd Edmund, manner 6 Batavia-laiw NEW-T0RK DIRECTORY. 215 Howe Bezaleel. infpeclor of cufloms 12 Rofe - Bi ipham, groce 55 Gold - Henry, (Inpwi ight upp. r end Cherry - wicow of J. mes, 13 Mott Howell Aaron, g.ain-m alurer and grocer 31 Reed -• - Edwaid, boaidiiiglioufe 4 Front • - George-, oakei 145 Diviliou • - Jamek, labor ei 34 Firfl • - Mathew, grocci 2C2 Front • - Paul, watchmaker a Wall • - P. miniatuie-printe. 9 Cedar • - Hobert, fhipwright 18 Elfex • - Samuel, mannr 31 Henry • - Samuel, fhlpjoinc 10 Firft • - Thomas, grocer 28 Broad . - Walter, carpenter 63 Mott; another 19 Eflejc • - Wm. merchant 54 ilinndway - - and Co E. 4 J mes-flip Howland Allen, fhipmafler 5.2 Henry • - Benjamin, merchant-:ailor 81 Wall • - Reuben, fhipmaftei 52 Hemy • - & Son, J. merchants W afhington Howiy Wm. grocei Boweiy-lane or Elizabeth Howler Matthias, fhoemaker 25 Reed Hoy Rob-rt, labo cr Murray come; Greenwich Hoyland John, daiyman 29 U. Barley Hoyt Finoch, cartman 85 Second - - Henry, cartman 14 Harman - • Jfrael, fliipnujflei 7i James - - Jeffe, milliner 419 Paari . - JefTe, teacher upper end Henry - . Jofeph, cartman 26 Sixto - ,- Jofeph W. merchant 124 Chatham - - Mof.s, fhoemaker & grocer 27 Peck-flip - - Samuel, 384 Perl - - Sr-muel S. 45 Beekman - . Sylvanus, carpenter 174 Harman - - & Tom's office, 220 Font Hubbard D. G. merchant 88 Wall, h. 26 Ciiff - . • Jolin.porteihbuie 28 Ch.pel - - - Richard cooper Cherry, h. 67 Bedlow - - - Richard, lonardinghoufe 245 Pearl - - - widow S. 33 Warren - - - widow A. Suffolk Hubbell Abe\, laborer 167 Cherry - - - Levi merchant 5 2 Rofe - - . widow of Walter, 9 Mott 216 LONGWORTH'S Hubbs Emy, grocer 375 Pearl —— David, accountant 375 Pearl Hubert Li uis, Ryndcrs near Grand Huck Michael, 52 Stone Hudl'on Ifaac, fhoemaker 93 Catharine - - - John, fhoemaker 22 Brannon , tavern 10 Coenties-flip Huelik Charles linplate-worker 50 Barclay - - - Daniel, Greenwich corner Reed - - - G. marfha! 392 Greenwich - - - JelTe, marketman Second cor. Broome Jfuether John H. baker 48 Lombard Huff William, cartman Second //uffnian Henry, tavern 210 Cherry fhipyards //uggrt Edward, 18 Batavia lane //uggirs John R. D haircutter 92 Broadway Hughes Arthur, laborer 1 Moores Rowe - - - B. laborer 48 Mott - - - fen. Chriftopher grocer 16 Rofe - - - jun. C grocer 37 Roofevelt • - - David, cooper 25 Barclay - - - Francis, 45 Bedlow - - - Henry, fhipmafler Crcdby near Bleecker - - - Herman, hardware lore 48 Maiden-fane - - . John, lumber yard 362 Greenwich - • - milTes, teachers 26 Nall'au - . - Michael, gunfmith 67 Water - - - William, Budd - - - & Co John, fawyard, 362 Greenwich Huguet F. mechant 38 Beaver, houfe 94 Bowery Hulett John H. dancing-mafler 15 Cedar - - - William, milkman 226 vvilham Hulew Louis, hairdreffer 257 Broadway Hull junr. John, tallowchai.dler 398 Pearl, h. Bowery Oliver, 146 Pearl Peter, carpenter 61 Chapel Solomon, Imith upper end Henry Wager, chandler 391 Pearl r William, laborer 80 Henry — & Bowne, druggilts 146 Pearl Hulfhart Henry,cartman 167 Harman . • . Sc Banks, grocers 115 Brdlow HUMANE SOCIETY COOP-HOUSE, Alms-houfe yard Humbert Jonas, baker 33 Ann Humphrey Betfey, teacher Delancey William, fmith 374 Broadway & Whitney, merchants 22 Burling-flip Humphreys junr. David, 52 Pine NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. S17 Humphreys Thomas, founder Water Corlaers-hook Hunn John, S. flreet-commiflioncr, 49 Murray Hunt Aaron, fhipwright 88 Henry —— Aaron, tavern Biannon cor. Wafhington A i fop, leather-ch cfler & glover 164 Water Andrew, phyficiar 500 G'eenwich Davis, teach.-r 146 Walhi^gton Ebenezer, blockmaker Oi Pump Gideon, mafon 13 Dover Uriel, Hour-merchant 26 Mott - James, broker 6 c Pearl —— James, tailor 1 New —— JeHV, cooper 37 Second John, grocer Third corner Pump John, cooper & infpedlor New-flip & Corlaers H, J.ofhua, wood-infpcitoi 79 Chamber —— Maiy, 13 Thames Martin Sc Michael, 4 Pump . Matilda, mantuamakei Norfolk Nathaniel, cartman, 37 Second Obadiab, laborer 36 Firfl - P ilena, tailo- 57 Muibe-ry Phineas Noif'olk corner Hefler widow Saily, boardinghoufe 9 Frankfort widow Eleanor, 19 Reed Thomas, cabinetmaker 17 Thomas Sc Smith, coopers 336 Water //unter D-ivid,mariner 307 Wafhington Viffy, 22 George George, grocer IJO Front —junr Geo ge,grocer 3 Albany bafon ——— Hamilton, hard bread baker 12 Dover -• •• Henry, carpenter 24 George James, -mariner 56 rVelter John, flivedore 31 Henry John, 5 State , John, giocer 45 Bedlow R revenue-office', govern, hou Sc 14 Chamber Stephen, f'cr. per 101 Divifion Wilham, grocer 269 Cherry Huntiagton, Benjamin, 169 From, h. 42 Beekman Kurd Abraham, dockbuilder 115 Rccd Hurley James, grocer 4 Maiden-lane - . . John, grocer 23 Roolcvelt - - - John & Cornelius, cartmer, 68 Hefler - . - Rev Michael, 16 Barclay Hurll John, carpenter 38 Chapel V •218 LONGWORTH'S Htirff Timothy, 15 Jay widow, 26 Bsekm~an Hnrtin, John ti, 104 Gold Hosbind William, cook 21 Barley Huflace Benjamin, merchant 170 Front, houfe 30 Dey . . E. grocer Hudfon corner Budd . . Stephen,groce. New-slip corner Front Hullin C a lectin fmith 50 Barclay Hatchings Benjamin, 105 Chsrry . . Dvai.i, tailor corner Orange and C of? . . & Son Jonathan, dr.1 good 110016456 Pearl . Saniu-I, grocer 33 C lamber . William, carp.'iter 46 Eiizaeeth Hutchins John, coopa 3o Fletcher • . ALMANAC "ffic'e of 102, Water Hutchiiif.m ifaac, j Aujruttus ' « . . John, corninilhon broker 26 William . . Rob<;:t, printer 24 Divifion . . widow, 5 Hi ma 1 Hatcbil'on Mcxander, Wafhingt Hyler John, bricWayer Siiga'-loaf . Hynes'Ann, tailoress icar 260 William Hyfcr Jacob, 446 Pearl Hyflop CI arl.s, baker 11 Fcyctte & Bowery-lane . John, 27 John, bakery 15 Dutch I Icard Alexander, 37 Church . . Jofeph, merchant 14 Rector,houfe 93 Greenwich Idrfon Mrs. 39 Reed Jdlev Jole-ph, ftxton Sr. Peters church 14 Barclay Jgnou Peter, tailor 20 William Ike-man John, fmith First Indr.rwcek Andrew, giocer 2 Bcweiy Ingerfol J- fiah shipmaller 85 Warren Inglar.d William, ir.erchant Whitehall Inglesby John, mercht. tailor 30 Wall, h. Wafhington . Sc Stokes, merchant tailors 30 Wall Inglis Rachel, dry good floie 435 Pearl Jngiaham Nathaniel G. merchant 72 Pine . . Phoenix & Nexfen, auctioneers 134 Water Ingrv John, 41 Elizabeth Innefi widow, quilter 81 Pump Inflee Z;bulon, carpenter 77 Mulberry INSPECTOR of the PORT'S office, Governmenthoufi Inover John, laborer 107 Mulberry Insley John, cabinetmaker 76 Ciiamber hand Fill is, mariner *, Harman Ireland Geo. carpenter &bui'de..- 289 Greenw. Sc Wafh. . Henry, copperfmith & tinn an 48 Chatham . . Jofeph, accountant 173 G. eenwich . Margaret 13 Dover . Sc Co. Win. H. grocers 171 Wafhington Irvin Edward, 3 Fc ry . . Daniel, cartman Provolt . . Francis, laborer 82 Heed . . Gerra'd, carpenter 87 Lombard • . ScCo. I homas, merchants 100 Fiont Irvine Inward, boarding houfe 134 Fly-market Irving Ebtnezer,roererfflfit 162 Front, houfe 41 Ann . John T. r.ttoruey Sc notary 3 Wall • John drayman 13 Pell .Peter, M.D. 3 Wall • . Wm. merchant 157 William .jun. Wm. merchant 153 Pearl, h- 287 Grcnw. . Sc Smith, auctioneers 153 Pearl . . Washington, 3 Wall Irwin James, grccer 270 William . . Robert, mariner 5 2 Charlotte 320 LONGWORTH'S Irwin Wm. fmith 43 Catharine, fliop Cherry Ifaacs Jofhua, brassfounder 165 Water . . Michael, fhopkeeper 3 Frankfort , . SamfonM. 55 B oad lfenhart Cbriflopher, cartman Third corner Pump lfherwood Benjamin, confectioner 108 William Jfletine Martha,tailorefs 43 Bayard Iflleton Jonathan, meafurer Crofs Ivcrs Charles, accountant Scaramel , Charles, Ivers'ropewalk Mrs.1 04 Greenwich Thomas, ropemaker Carlears hook Scammel , . widow Mary, near Ivor's rcpewalk Ives Gregory, ropemaker Scammel . & White, hatters 144 Water . Ifaac, hatter 144 Water, h. 39 Cliff Jack Peter, printer 96 Bicod . James, carpenter 64 CI.amber . Robert, mariner Hudfon (acklin James, tobacconid Elm jackfon Amafa, 96 Greenwich . Archibald, ioHarrifon . Benjamin, coachmaker 140 Hester . Dr. George K. profe'l'or of mufic 119 Bowery . Gilbert, baker 69 Roofevelt . Hannah, cook 3 Lumber . Henry, hardware-store 142 Chatham . Ifaac H. merchant 18 Harifon . James, cabinet-maker Spring near Mott . John, mafon 376 Peail . Mary, 29 Crofs . Noah, laborer 106 Mulberry . Robert, mariner 43 Oak . Samuel, laborer 245 William . Samuel R. meafurer 63 F'.rf} . Samuel mercht. 82 South & wharf at Brooklyn . Wiliam, grocer 22 Bowery . William, rear 25 Chamber . John 8: James, merchants 94 Maiden-lane Jacobs Abraham, teacher Bowery B njamin I. 65 Greenwich Chriflopher, baker 20 U. Reed David, grocer tavern Thomas corner Chapel John, grocer Greenwich corner Harifon George, grocer Ddancy corner Firft JoL-ph 39 Robinfon Jos. infpec. of Jews beef & porter h. 88 Maiden L NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 221 Jacobs William, fhoemaker & grocer Crofs - - widow, grocer i io Mulberry Jacobs Philip, 336 Broadway Jacobus Nicholas, cartman Budd J icoby Peter, muiic mafler 40 Barley Jacocks James L. blockmakcr 161 Walhington Jagger &c Co. Jehiel, hatters 158 Water, h. 1441 Front - - Rufus, carpenter 104 Bedlow Jakes Benjamin, cartman 18 Brannon Jakeways John, fhipmaster 5 Second James G. fhipwright 35 Chcapfide, fhop 38 Lombard . - James, black & whitefmith 46 Divifion - - Jacob, fruiter 143 Cherry - - John, fkinner 15 Orange • - John, fmith 53 Rutger - - Thomas, oylterman 70 Nafiau Jamifon James, cartman 36 Kir ft . . John, mariner 10 Bedlow - Robert, grutcer 243 Greenwich . Simuel,cordwainer 13 Mulberry Jandell Robert, fhoemaker Elm Janeway George, 64 Chatham . William, brewer 66 Chatham , Sc Co. br«jyery corner Magazine and Crofs Janf-n E. 35 Liberty . . George, bookbinder 116 Broadway . . T B. 116 Broadway Japie Paul, fhipmafler 79 Barclay .Jaques David, 400 Greenwhich . . John D. phvfician 287 Broadway . John, grocer 22 Nafl'au . R. & I. 55 Whitehall, h. 32 Hudfon Jaquis Abraham, 411 Greenwich Jarvi^ James, fhoemakci 51 Maiden.lane,h, 42 Dey . . John, 91 Broadway . . John, fhoemaker 127 Bellow . . Lemuel, fhoemaker 80 Firft . . Noah, (lioeflore 7 Leonard . . Peter, fruiter 251 Broa .way . . Samuel, tailor 196 Water . . Timothy, cartman 104 Mulberry . . Tl omas, 111 Lombard . . Sc S n Di> iel, grocers neir 2 mile (lone . . & Son M boot Sc fhoe (lore 4 Catharine . . & Wood, portrait & miniature painters 3 Cedar Jauncey Wm. 20 Wall Jay Sir James, M, D 99 Greenwich v % 222 LONGWORTH'S Jay John, rigger 23 Batavia-lane . . John, livery-ltabler 34 New - . widow of Frederick, 21 Broad Jayne Samuel, tavern 23 John Jeffenes William, grocer 13 Mott Jtfiers J .mes, tavern 36 Bailey . . Win. cartman 69 Warren Jeffery Mrs. Maiy, 32 Liberty . . Maivin, laborer Firft . . Nicholas, cooper 34 Naflau Jenken widow, 29 George Jenkins David, fhipmafler 33 Lombard . Frederic, 5 U. Chamber . v . Hannah, 32 Vefey . Kabella, tailorefs 74 Divifion £ . James, grocer 35 Warren . Lewis, laborer iLombaid , . Margaret, 54 Chamber . Mrs. 64 Beekman . Sarah, tailorefs 93 Warren . * - Sylvanus F. merchant 67 South, h. 25 Cherry ; . Wm wheelwright Greenwich . . widow IfabeJIa, 74 Divifion . & Havens, mei chants 224 Front Jenkinfon Francis, carpenter 29 Harman ' Jenner Thomas, tabacconifl 169 Greenwich Jennings Ifaiah, fmith 98 Bedlow . Jonathan, 28 Peel: flip « . Jonathan, mariner 65 E. George . Nathan, porter houfe 4 George • Richard, tavern.357 Water t . Thomas, cartman 80 Bedlow Jephfon Wm. H grocer 80 Greenwich Jepfon Daniel, merchant Wall, h. Robinfon Jeremiah John, butcher 14 Water Jeroleman Alexander,butcher Ctofby corner Spring j . . Jacob, butcher 10 Maiden lane . . . Nathaniel, coach-maker 30 Church Jerome John, rigger 46 Charlotte Jefup Benjamin, moemaker 84 Catharine Jeffup Jorum, fhipwright Rutger . . Edward, grocer 137 Cherry Jewell Cornelius 7 Birmingham • John, carpenter Broome . Wm rigger 2 6 Orange Jewefon George 39 Chapel Ihobes John, fmith 8 Augustus J1EW-Y0RK DIRECTORY. 223. Jillet Henry, carpenter io Third Job Elizabeth, fpinfter 22 Vefey Jocelyn Auguftus 49 Cliff Jockman John, fhipmafler 56 Dey Johnfon Andrew, mariner 26 Harman . Benjamin, bricklayer 98 //arman __—- Cornelius, fhipwright 99 Divifion Daniel, oyflerman 24 Lombard & 106 Cherry Edward, S. fhipmafler 37 Catharine 1 • Elijah, ropemaker 187 Bowery Mrs. 11 Barley Edward, laborer Firft • Eliza, 6 Little-Water • Francis, cooper 31 Ann • George, cartman 69 //arman - Hannah, 66 Barley - //arman, carpenter ^o Roofevelt -junr. Harman, fhoemaker 24 William . Ifaac, fhipmafler 6 Elm Jacob, fhipwright Neutral-alley James, 5 Jay James, cartman c Jefferfon —— Jeromus, merchant 27 Coentitt-fl h, 1 Water John, grocer 2 South, houfe 1 Front John, 24 Catharine, another 10 Mulberry —— John, grocer Water fhipyards, ano. 13 Peck-fl. John, cartman Firft corner Delancy John, cooper 51 White HM • John, mariner 44 Henry ——— John, grocer 64 Chapel . - John, rigger 11 Gibbs'-alley - - John, fruiter 90 Chatham - - John, grocer Hudfon corner Brannon - - John, oyflerman 277 Broadway - - John, cartmen Veftty - - John, carpenter 2 Catharine-Une - - Jofeph, fhoemaker 50 Third - - Joleph, loom-maker, Elizabeth - - Mary, mantuamakcr Fourth, - - Mary, milkwoman 23 Catharine-lane. - - M. grocer 88 Naffau - - Mary, tailorefs 76 Baiclay - - Mathew, Anthony cor Elm - - N. laborer 157 Bowery, another 296 Broadway - • Reuben, boatman 123 Bedlow - - Robert, carpenter 32 Barley - « Robert, fhoemaker 46 Gold - - Robert, waiter Theatre-alley & « Dutch 224 LOSOWORTH'S Johnfon S.iaiUel, book-binder 31 Third - . -Samuel, laborer.93 Firft, anoth, 7 Edens-alley . . . S W. spent in general 71 Broad - - - Sufan, 47 Warren - - . Thomas, laborer Grand, near Orchard ... Thomas, mafon 74 Henry - - . William, 171 William Sc 78 Beekman - - . William, grocer oppofite State-prifon - . - William, grocer Cherry corner Charlotte - - - William, counfellor 45 Pine - - - widow, E» fhop ioi Pearl - - - widow, 27 Chamber - - - widow, 1 Second - - .- widow of Charles, boardinghoufe 46 James - . - widow, 12 Cheapfide - . - widow, 40 Charlotte .-- Mary 87 Chamber - - - & Ayres, grocers 2 South - . * John, blackfmith Chapel cor. Leonard - - - Sc Shotwell, grocers 190 Wafhington Johnlfon, widow of Elkanah, 1 E. George - - - George, merchant Front ... George, laborer 16 Sixth - - - George, laborer 25 Henry ... George, Ihoemaker 132 Harman . - - James, infpeftor 14 Rofe - - . James, tailor 114 Front ... Jane, taiiorefs 73 Firft - - - John; cartman 152 Bedlow - - . J. R. fiour-merchant 69 Partition h. Vefiry - - - R. lottery-office 33 Maiden-). Sc 26 Liberty - - - Robert, phyfician Sc di uggifl 45 Bowery - - - Robert, fhipmafter 9 Provoft - - - Sarah, 29 Rofe . - . William, merchant tailor 117 Cherry - - - Wi liam, baker Mulberry - - - Wil iam, milliner 140 Chatham - - - widow Margaret 14 Jay - - - widow Elizabeth, 74 Gold • - - widow, 10 Hague • - - Jehn currier 27 Feiry - - - widoiv Margaret, 14 Jay Joice George, rigger 4 Bedlow JoliyEd'.vard, mariner 18 Brannon William, mariner 26 Harman Jonas Philip, livery-liable 34 New Jones Anthony, fweepmafter 14 Norfolk NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 2S£r Jones Benjamin, college meffenger College-yard Benjamin, marinei 36 Divifion Rev. Cave, above- 2 mile-Hone Bowery D. S. attorney 27 Wall, h 35 Dey Edward, brewer 145 Harman . Eliza 7 Thames Gardner, phyfician 20 Dey, b. Greenwich Hofea, dorkbuilder 54 Charlotte — Hugh, cartman 22 Divifion — Hewlet, fhoemakei 9 Lombard ifaac cooper, 16 Charlotte Ifaac, hairdreffer, 63 Broad Ifaac, cooper, 100 Hei ry Ifaac, merchant 205 Bioaduay Ifaac, cartman 43 Henry J»mes, fhipwright Si ammel James, carpenter 36 Elm John, merchant 51 Wall John, fhipmafter 46 Bayard — — John fufpendcr maker 152 Hefler junr. John, grocer 63 Chamber John, mariner 05 Catharine —— John, cartman Crofby Lewis, printer 55 Pine Mrs. 7 Thomas Peez, merchant 24 Cliff, h. 278 Bowery Philip, fhoemaker 62 E. George junr. Samuel, counfellor 27 Wall Samuel, grocer Magazue cor. Elm —— Sarah, boardinghoufe 95 Broad Thomas. di(»iller 29 ter-y, h. 89 Anthony Thomas, fhipwright i 23 Divifion 1 I,.I . Thomas, tanner North Moore — Thomas, cirpenter Hetty — -William, flour-merchant 47 Rofe — William, grocer E. Geoigc corner Henry W. flour-n.er. 9 Vandewat. ft. 29 Betkman-flip V\ iilinm, perfumer 78 Broadway William, porter-houfe 43 Maiden-Ianc — William, mariner 22 Mott — widow Ann, Harman. corner Charlotte ——widow Frances, 228 William widow, 16 Harman — widow Maty, 13 Rocfevelt — widow of Thomas, 49 Broadway & Sons Jolh. merchts. 107 Front, h. 70 Broadw. Sc Clinch, fhipchandleis, Front, corner Wall & Magrath, commission merchants 83 South 226 I.ONGWORTH'S Jordan Charles, mariner 64 Roofevelt :— Cum ad, laborer 40 Warren —— widow Elizabeth, wafherwonwn Third ——— George, car'.nan 362 Greenwich Matthias, milkman 215 Bowery Philip, mariner 42 Charlotte widow 40 Barclay & Co. Wright lumberyard 250 Cherry Jofeph John, carpenter 79 Chamber Judsh Aaron, merchant Coffce-houfe ——— Manuel, rear 31 Rooftvtlt Jofl n David, grocer & eltftric machine maker Orange Jomneay John C. mafon 12 Elm Joyce Samuel, (lone-cutter 12 Chapel William,(lone-cutter 16 Reed JoulTc J. Manhattan baths, Chamber corner Crofs Carey, merchant 1 Old-flip —— Mnfes, merchant 263 Pearl, h. 27 Frankfort N. bookfelier (lationer & lot. office 84 Maideti-1> & Brothers Benj. S. merchants 5 Od-flip Judge Patrick, laborer 5 Tryon row Judfbn James, carpenter Divifion cor. Third Lewis, fhoemaker 5 Birmingham Jtier James, grocer Water Jufiler John. laborer 62 Cedar Juhel John, merchant 160 Greenwich, flo. 125 Waft. Julian John, hairdreffer 27 NalTau Jumel Stephen, merchant 28 Whitehall Sc Defobroy, 28 Whitehall June Ann, boardinghoufe 218 Water JUSTICES COVKT, Federal-hall Kaden James. laborer 2 Moores rowe Kain James, grocer Reed corner Greenwich Kane Oliver, merchant 272 Pearl & 1 Hudfon-fquare . . John, merchant 277 Pearl . . Sc Co. Elias, merchants 12 & 27 Beekman Kar James, tailor rear 10 Chamber Kurney Hugh, tailor 50 E. George KaftncT doit. John N. 37 Chatham Katin Jacob, fhoemaker 220 Greenwich Kavanaugh Patrick, grocer 152 Front Kaves John, tailor Sc tavern 122 Cherry Kaumann J. merchant m Greenwich ho. 3 Carlifle Kay Di ,'id, cooper 5 Harman Kay William, porterhoufe 132 Bowery NKW-Y0RK DIRECTORY 22V p Keaf widow Maty, Mantuamaker 24 Divifion Kean widow, tavern 70 Water Kearney Francis, engrave-; 34 Liberty - - - Robert, merchant 1 Garden Kearney John W. merchant 82 Geer.wich Kcarfing & Sons, J. pianofort. mtnufa., 279 Bowery Keating John, coffeefaftoiy 44 Ferry Keech George, rigger 50 Charlotte Keeffe Patrick, laborer 45 Roofevelt - - William, cabinet maker 2 Beave-r-lane Kcc'er Ilaac, marflial 56 E. Rutger Keeier Nathan & Ti.adeus Rivington cor. Third Ket-ly Jofeph, grocer Corlaes-hock K.el'mg widow Catharine, 138 Front Keen William, fhoemaker 53 Ro. fevelt Keenan Thomas, boarding-; oulc 88 Water - - Bernard, merchant 101 Wi'ham Kccfe John D. 10 Liberty - - John 11 W.II, notarial c-flice 121 Water - - endow Maiy, 93 Htnry Keeth William batrdufTirr 131G1eenwu.ll Keh.er Frederick, g-ocer Leonard Kcf'rty Timothy, grocer Crofs Kehoe-s John, grocer upper end Broadway Keighce1 William 19 Roofevelt Kelland Philip, brafrtounder 26 Charlotte Kellers aCaden y re;rr 25 Chi mber Kellrnger Moins,cartman & grccr 91 Divifion Kellet Robert, cartman Sixth near Hefter - - Harris cartman 24 O chard K-lley Z-.phani.ah, rarti' an, l.liznbeth near Spring - - & Co Samuel P. 107 C -atham Kellog Aa- on, tobacco manufactory 66 Divifion - Samuel, dry-good I'orc 126 Ciiathai.' Kellogg/. W teacher 399 Pcaii & 119 William Kelly Andrew, laborer 39 Lombard - - Ann, boarding b ull 19 Roofevelt - - B riiard, hatter Pump mar Mu-feeiry - - Charles E. printer -Thomas coiner Chapel - - Enoch, cartman 56 Anthony - - Jamts, laborer 39 Lombard • - James, caitir.an 95 Divill. n - - John, g.occ 24 btilow - - Ma k fmith 9 Moores Rowe - - R -.Mathew 16 Bai clay - - M chael, fawyer Moores-Rowe - - Moiey, grocer 31 Augutlus I 238 IWHG WORTH'S Kelly Owen,flonecutter II Magizine - P.tri^k, grocer io B-eUow . R bert, merchant 48 Fair - Roiieit, cabinet make' 55 Church - Thomas 13 Moore's row - William, cartman 66 Second . William, currier 20 Vandewater - William, ceoffe factory Grand - - & Vlollan, dry-good Itore gi William Ke fey Samuel, te cher Rivington cor Third KciioComfort, 38 Chapel D'vidjtcga. make. 107 Henry Henry, tailor 84 Fair James, grocer Front corner Old-flip James, pilot 12 CFff . John, pilot 40 Roofirvelt Kemble Robert, Broadway . Peter, merchant 17 Whitehall . Thomas,manner 56 Ann Kemp J imes, drayman 37 Catharine John, L. L D 2 College . . John, mannei 6 Lr>mb rd Kcmpei Daniel, weigher 143 WafliingtOll Kempton Mis. color maker 6 New Kenard Albert, cartman 35 Full Kennan Patrick, merchant 130 Peail Kennedy Aiicrus, grocer E59 A ater . , Bernard, 27 Au,,n 'u-, . John, clothier 23 O, flip Jim^s, {bipi.iafu 102 edlow Thomas H groce 2g6G.eenwicli Sirah,tea.hcr Walnut . widow E 39 Rofe Kennet Robert, c it man 24 Orchard Kcnney Mick .el, clothier J'94 A ater . Birt'.ett. 5 \nn Kenny widow ot the.mas, 60 Hudfon . Dennir,fawye' upj)c-. euei Cherry . Jimn, gaer 18 Harman & 128 Harmaa . . Michai 64 F'-.-.t . Robert, butch. 1 148 D . ifion Kenon Dennis, yiocer 34 u u..us Knt Elias, fhoeniakci 20 ;: d —— lohn, gilder Thea'i c-4 ey —— Rudo,phiu,94 Wil ban —— William, manner 27 O.-u'otte Kenyan Augu 11=, fniith i8Har.nan — '.1 , B. malon Cornell NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 229 Kerly, Archibald, port warden 37 Cherry Kermit Henry, fhipma.ner 84 Greenwich Kerr Anthony, porter & wine feller 123 8c 127 Water - Cgfarj 68 Water - Jofeph, grocer Broadway corner Leonard - Lucas, mafon 12 Reed Kerrey, John, 18j William Kervan Andrew, fawyer 150 Erdlow widow of Lawrence, grocer Bine M rf.s, i cvyer and grocer Chrrry Ktcham Char'es, chair maker 33 Upper Barley Azaria'-, carpenter 10 Anthony James, li.vermuth 391 Pearl Ketchell Ifaac, 8 Warren Keteheim j ded'tah, Flizabeth Hmnah, teacher 40 Beaver Win rartmaii 60 Mott Keteltns Philip, D pliyfician 53 Cheny G 11 Sto e W.N. 32 Frankfort Sc Son. china and glafe (lore 173 W'ater Win. atto.tiey Greenwich corner Reed Kettlcman widow of George. Bowery Valentine grocer Greenwich Kettcrcr J-.cob. tailor and fuiccr 30 First Kevan A Sc W. (hoe (lore 310 Pearl Kev-.iy Patrick, trader 299 Broadway Keyfer John $6 Firfl Key wood D. cai penter O chard Kibbe Ifaac, sicrchairt 254 PeaiI William, mercha... 253 & 254 Pearl K'dd Archibald, brewc 41 Chc-aplide Jirr.es, orocer 19 Pell Rich aid, mariner 63 Lombard Kidney Richard, mafon 23 Anthony William, fhoemaker 23 -/r.thonv Kidfon Jofeph, fhoermakcr W-.terneai >1 w-fiip & P.iilip, cabinet makers 88 B.tkuian Kierfled Jeremiah, copperf.nitri Ma izirie Kik-.r widow Fliz beth, tai'ocis 20 Reed Kilburn Eliza, grocer 50 Essex Kilkenny James, tinman 19 D.vifion Kilmartiu John, 42 Augurus Ki'.ley John, tavern 83 Front Killfeather ] boarding lioulc Go's corner Barley KiUgore W I-iain,g ccer 126 Broad Kiliigie.v Mrs. C. 1 Thomas X ' - 230 LOXGWORTH'S Killpatrick A\tx grocer 6 Moore Klllmalter Nathaniel, cartman Orange K mball Jofeph, painter and glazier 31 Partition Kimberly, (Anfon) Biare & Co. merchants 168 Front —; (Gideon) & Warirg, merchants 178 Front Kimm , mariner 60 Harman Kimmens Hugh, rigger 22 Lombard John, cocpnr Sixth Win grocer Water fhlpyrds Kinder Sc Co R media ts 215 Pearl Kinc'i William, laborer 16 Bedlow KINEPOCK :NSTITUTION& Dil'penfary, brick churchyd. King Amos, phyfician 148 Water . Abraham 70 Cortlandt . Andrews fhoemaker 36 Divifion . Cornelius, butcher 12 Biyard . Divid, portcr-boufe 9 Wall . H. N watchmaker 111 Cherry . Eliflia W. atto-nev 19 Chcry • George, cartman 46 Orchard . Giibert, flioemakei 40 Barley . Hirinan, baker 1 Barirv and 1 Thames . Jacob, dorkbuilder 49 Mulberry . Jscob, flop-fhep 28 Chatham . James, cooper 48 Beaver ck 2S New . Junes, auciioueer Walnut ' John, grocer 7 Harison . John, mason 9S Division, another 22 Thomas . John, cartman GO Mulberry . jun John, merchant* City Hotel Broadway . John, merchant 262 Pearl" . John A. carpenter 89 Gold . Joseph, boot and shoe ware house 331 Pearl . jun, Joseph, merchant 262 Pearl . Keneth, mason & builder 19 Rose . Mrs. boarding house 56 W all . Mary, washwoman C30 Broadway . Patty & Susan, tailores,' 4 Cortlandt . R. marfuamaker iO Cortlandt . Rufus ?9 Robinson . Samuel, merchant 95 Liberty . Samuel, mariner 95 Catharine . Thomas, 120 Greenwich . Mrs. S. 221 William . Mrs. L. 22 Batavia . William, carpenter lg Frankfort . William, smith 63 Ueeel - Wm- fhipmafler 33 Lombard NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 231 King widow 8f Benjamin, 25 1 Greenwich - - widow ol John, 86 Camber - - & M'Keller, coopers Depcvfler - - 8c T.ilbot, merchants 11 Beekman flip is-ingfland Abigail. 25 Chtfnut - - Chriiiopher, baker 422 Greenwich - - - Daniel, ironmonger 149 Cherry - - - Iliac, teacher 44 Ban-lay - -' - John C. carpenter 44 B relay - - - Jofiah, carpenter 137 Cherry - - - Richards, merchant 101 Maiden-lane - - - Stephen, caip-nter 60 Heller Kingflon Joi n', labocr 150 Bowery Kintian P ter, revenue-office 1 5 1 Liberty - . * " # Redmond, elmbrella factory 27 VTey Kinky Mrs_. boardinghoufe 5 Bioadway v-'r, ' » Fairchild,paper warchoufe 2 Cedar Kinfley Michael, 17 Ferry - - - Thomas, grocer 128 Front iunt Catharine, 125 Mott Kip Abraham, drygood store 40 Water - - Benjamin, cartman 87 B.iwery - - Chailcs L failmaker sDivifion' -- Esther, 12 U. Chaml.e.- - -Henry I. merchant 167 Broadway - - like A. merchant 37 Water - - Ilaac, deputy Ihenti' 32 Elm - - I. L* attor. nota. affist. reg. in chancery 4 Naffau - -James,failmaker 1 B mker - -James H. merchant 167 Broadway - - L. hardware ft. 183 Greenwich Sc 179 Wafhington - -Luke, drygood-store 160 Chatham - - Sarah, 64 Cherry ,;." Thomas, diygood-store 153 Chatham Kipp Esther, 12 U. Chamber * " l^niy, carpenter 46 Sixth * . " X afc' PhV&cian and druggist 153 Chatham Eirby Eamund, merchant uppcr cnd Broadway - - Peter, 13 fair - - & Wood, merchants 213 Front Kirk George, giocer 1 1 Jefteifon - - George, grocer 78 Liberty - - James, victualler Spring corner Crofby - - John, grocer Bowery-lane - - J. D. grocer 72 Flarman 333 LOSGWORTH'S Kirk widow, mantuamaker 93 Chatham Kirkaldie David, giocer 4! Cedar Kirkby Miles, merchant Wa ker Kirkpatrick John, merchant 6 Old-flip - - - - J. cabinetmaker 46, houfe 48 B ircker - - - - Robert, cordwainer 117 D.vifion Kiffam Adrian, attoiney 43 North Moore - - -Benjamin, M.D.31 Chamber - . - Charles, cartman Grand corner Orchard - - - Danie-1, accountant 15 Dmiie - - - John B revenue-officer 6 Harifon . - -RichardS M D. and iirgeon 36 Partition - - - widow. 26 Pine K'tchell Isaac, eiiairmaker 8 Warren Ktler Geoige, filmmaker 98 Henry Either Mofes at d William brewers 64 Lombard Kiver Michael, fliipborer 24 Punp Kize Charles, cartman Suffolk Kline Leonard, butcher Mote Kiopfer Frederick A. ta'lor 316 Water Klufener Fred. lie, tavern foot of Roofevelt Knapp Abraham, fhoemaker 46 Sixth - - - Abraham, fhoemaker 87 Henry - - -Benjamin S. gi-ainary 97 Hannan ... Benjamin, tavern Orange - - - Daniel,carpenter 33 Duane - . . Daniel, milkman 149 Harman - - - Eben, fhoemaker Second - - - fen Fiben, c-rpenter 34 '1 hi d . . -jun. Eben, ra'penter 87 Harman •* . . - Eli, flioemr.ker 212 Greenwich - - - John, grocer and cartman Brannon - - - Jofliua, mariner 145 Loir.baid - - . Loci wood, fhoemaker Second . . - Mofes, cai penter 31 Duane - - - Reuben, rigger 3$ Veley - - -&Co GanLy, lumber yard ChamLer Knapper Jacob, F. coachman 3 Beavei-lane Knerland Henry, merchant 71 South, h 162 William Kneefe Warner, (tonecutter 10 Robinfon Knell Peter, 31 Chatham - - Wandle, 31 Chatham Kniffcn Lewis, cartman 11 Fayette - - . Mrs corner Chapel and Antheny Knight Darius, flioemakcr 48 Third . - - Thomas A caulker 121 B-dlow . - - Wm. fawfiler 22 Charlotte NEW-Y0KK BIRECTOHY- 233 Knott John, (hoertiaker upper end Chapel - - Thomas, distiller 26 Church, h. 48 Barclay Knox George, 11 Murray - - James, ball alley 35 Qichard . • Margaret, 5 Little Water - - Thomas, merchant 4b Wall [h. 98 Water - - - & Laui ie, merchants 3 Gouverneur's-Iane ;• Koairs Cornelius, 28 Warren Kohlei Charles, baker 14 Bowery - - - Frederic D, merchant upper end Chapel Kortright John, no Greenwich Kofler John, grocer 201 William Kramer Francis, tavern 79 Catharine Kumble widow, boardinghoufe 1 Jacob Kunze Henry C MD 100 Chatham - -' • Rev. JohnC. D.D. ico Chatham Kurfheidt I. B. merchant Water near Whitehall Kurst John, cartman 31 First Kurtz John, tobacconist 70 Bedlow . Kuyler Johnfon, mariner Neutral-alley KuypersRev. Gerardus A. 27 Fair Kyle Wm. fmith 87 Front, h. 67 Water L Labagh John, stonecutter 15 Thames Labarbe jun. Peter 36 Bine Labale Timothy J, 57 Chamber Labawar Martin, porterhouse Greenwich Labhart W. I. clock and watchmaker 397 Pearl Labiche —, teacher & professor mathematics 3 Duane Labouisse & Co. '.merchant 142VVater, h. 60 Warrenf Lacars Bernard, fruiter 96 Nassau Lachaise Pierre, silversmith 30 U. Barley Lackey Peter, shipwright 134 Harman Lacoste —, merchant 133 William LADIES' SOCIETY, store 44 Partition Ladleigh James P. grocer Hague coiner SSinner Ladon Samuel, shipmaster 95 First Lafetia Ann, tailoress 375 Pearl Laforgue J. confectioner 255 Broadway Lafranea Lewis, brassfounder 57 Division Lagarenne C. merchant 103 Beekm. h. 17 U. Reed Lagear John, cooper 443 Greenwich Laight Elizabeth, 7 Nassau . . . E W. notary C:ty library, house Beach . . . Henry, attorney 16 Nassau, h, 11 Robinson- . . . W. merchant 11 Robinson X. 2 234, LONGWORTH'S Laing Edgar, grocer Hudson corner Provost . . . Jacob, carpenter 95 Chamber . . . James, grocer 24 Cedar - . . John, carpenter 19 Catharine lane . . . Peter, grocer 279 Water Lajrd John A. Albany coffee-house 120 Greenwich Lake Wm. shoemaker 22 Na-sau Lakeman James, blockmaker 161 Washington Lalor widow -\nastasia, 258 William Lamaer-^, fruiter 79 Maiden-lane Lamb Alexander, smith & huxster 65 Cherry • . -. Alexander, hairdresser 70 Wall • . . Ann, 8 Rose • . . John, 51 Oak • • . John, carpenter 45 Reed Lambert David R merchant 232, house 3 Peart » • • H. B. merch. Peck-slip; house 90 Bowery • • • John H. .hoemaker 91 Harman • • . Philip, gardener Broome corner Second • • • Wm. mariner 29 James Lambertson John & D. cartmen Crosby n. Spring Cametis Joseph, fruiter 150 Chatham .Lamoreaux widow Charily 9 Ciaslbtte pmphn George, soap manufactory 139 Church .Lamprey Henry A. broker 157 Greenwich Cancer John, Water, ship-yards Lanckeneau Jacob, tabacconist 193 Washington Lane ers Benjamin, carpenter Hudson .Landlord Henry, rigger Second J.andy Michael, confectioner 10 Ann .Lane Abraham, mariner 28 U. Reed • Daniel, tobacconist 40 Chapel . Daniel i Bailey . James, carpenter Hudson • Robert, carpenter White • Smith, laborer Anthony corner Thomas- • ^dow of Thomas, i3 Mott • W m. grocer 17 Augustus -Lang George, tailor 63 Cedar • J?,'1"' printer, 116 Pearl • Wm. merchant 44 Bayard . & Turner, publish. of'N.Y. Gazette 116 Peail -LangdonG C grocer 151 Fly-market • • • John, boardinghouse 61 Cliff J-angley Charles, grocer Barley corner Augustus v • • James, grocer 47 Chatham NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 235 Langrall Mrs. 33 Roosevelt Lankenau A. grocer Fiist . Richard, sugar-refiner 83First Lannuier Henry, cabinetmaker 60 Broad . . . . &c Co. Augus. confectioners 100 Broadway Lansing Jacob J. h"2 Broad - . . . . . John B. linman 251 Greenwich Laroue Lewis John, merchant 34 Duane Lasher widow, 3 Harman Laskey John, cooper Third Lashing Lewis, 38 Warren Latham David, shipwright 53 Charlotte . . , Henry, shipmaster 106 Bedlow . . . Stanton, teacher 10 Garden . . . Stephen, shipwright 45 Cherry . . . widow, 62 Roosevelt Lathrop CaleJ, cartman 68 Warren . . . Gurdon, boardinghouse 91 Water . . . Joseph, sailmaker Crane-wharf . . . & Sexton, merchants 191 Broadway Latan Lewis, jeweller 272 William Latour A. grocer Sc intelligence-office 69 Chatham Latsch J. J. waterman 10 U. Bailey Lattimer Francis, smith U. parley Latting Jacob, Greenwich Laurie George, merchant 98 Water Laurance J. M.[D. 12 Garden Lauvanny John, hairdresser 117 Water Laut Peter, shoemaker 69 James Lavaud Arnaud, 1 William . . . Edward, Moore's-row . . . Nancy, 34 Chapel leaver Philip 73 Lombard Laverty Henry, drygood-store 454 Pearl . . . Wm. 84 Pump Law David, shoemaker 63 Nassau jun. David, shoemaker 63 Nassau Richard, shipmaster 267 Greenwich Larler John, store 14 James Lawne, Stephen P. bricklayer 21 Reed Lawrence A. H. mercht. 40 Wall, h. 23 Robinson Ann, 14 Cherry Aaron, cartman Broome Augustus, lastmuker i4 Lispenard Benjamin, carpenter 72 Murray Benjamin, laborer 19 Essex Catharine, 85 Reed, another, Grand, . . ' . Daniel, shipwright 144 Beu'.ow 236 LONGWORTH'S Lawrence Gilbert, grocer 62 Hester .•>— & Co. Isaac, merchants 208 Pearl,-h. 41 Israel, cartman 17 Division [Cortlandt Jacob, cartman, Third near Hester John,, merchant 201 Pearl, h. 7 Gold —— John, First, another 14a Greenwich — John M. mariner 266 William John B. druggist 169, Sc h. 336 Pearl John L. attorney 186 Water John T. 2i5 Pearl, h. 46 Pine Jonathan, 69 Broad -jun. Jonathan, 185 Front — Mary S. mantuamak47 Augustus _ Maston, shoemaker 30 Barley — Nathan, merchant 140 Pearl Sc Bowery-hill , captain of the watch 1 Wall . Peter, physician 90 Reed . Philip, currier 33 Ferrv . Pnillis, 245 William . Richard R merchant 251 "earl . R. P. coachmak.33 Rose, shop 56 Chatham . Samuel, attorney 186 Water, h. Broadway . Samuel A. 61 Pine . Silas, boot & shoemaker 213 Water . Watson, merchant 920 William . William, merchant 50 Pine . widow Ann, 9 Oak . widow Joanna, 11 Church . widow Sarah, boardinghouse 4* Gold . William, grocer 81 Wall . William, cooper 32 Fletcher . William, weaver 50 Third . Wm. cartman 46 Chapel, ano. Montgomery . William L. druggist 461 Pearl , William, drug.giinder 133 Hester . & Co. Abraham R. merchants 201 Pearl . & Keese, druggists 199 Pearl . & Van Beuren, merchants il2 Front . Van Sinderen & Co. merchts. 215 Pearl . 8c Van Zandt, merchants 50 Pine . & Whitney, merchants i85 Front Lawrie Sc Co. William, curriers 16 Jacob La wry' James, 8 Warren Lawson John, 95 Greenwich William, grocer 242 Greenwich , William, baker 13 William KEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 237 Lawson widow Catharine, 153 Greenwich Lawton widow, 62 Roosevelt Layton Alexan. cartman 255 Broadway or 3 iwery •— Andrew, inspector of staves 3 Chesiiut Job, millenary 193 Greenwich Lazinby Thomas, Henry Leabech John G. porter & boardingh. 231 William Leach Coarles, mason 32 Barclay 1 widow Elizabeth, teacher Cross Leader widow Amelia, Stanton near Bowery Leake John, G 33 Park Leakman John, cooper 41 Oliver Lear John, hairdresser 300Greenwich Leary Andrew, carpenter 43 Chamber widow of Daniel, tailor & clothier 158 Front Leavenworth E. mercht 53 South h. 30 Greenwich Leaycraft John, shoemaker o5 Murray — John, assistant-keeper rotate-prison J. K shoemaker 4 I Bayard William, tailor 9 Fisher William, revenue officer 109 Liberty Lebilh Michael, gardener 88 Harman Lebreton Stephen, merchant Rivington nearBiwery Lebrun Marin, grocer 123 Fly market. Leckey Robert, stone-cutter 363 Greenwich Leconte John, 15 Hudson LecOnte Joseph,cartman Stanton Leddy John, cartman 26 Water Ledesma, Moses i7 Murray Lederman George, shoemaker 242 Greenwich Leclly James, tobacconist 136 Division Ledyard Austin, merchant 43 Church Benjamin, counsellor 55 Wall , Peter V. merchant 75 Beekman • & Wheat, merchants 190 Pearl Lee Alexander, 29 Augustus Charles, tailor 95 Beekman Charles, boot &shoem..ker 120 Broadway Edward, mason corner Hester & Suffolk , Eliza, Wafer Corlaers- hook George, shoemaker 189 Hester _ John, soap &c. manufactory 8 Reed John, carpenter 55 Church John, carpenter 80 Church — Lawrence, grocer 57 Nassau 238 ' LONGWORTH'S Lee Richard, chairmaker 55 Church Sc 34 Reed — Robert P. attorney 8c counsellor 379 Pear! — William, grocer Hammond cor. Greenwich — William, smith 73 Division — H. patent medicine-store 56 Maiden-lane Leech painter 78 Henry Lefiterts Leffert, merchant 205 Front, h. 12 Vesey Leffingwell Benajah, shipmaster 50 Roosevelt • • Win. stock St exchange broker37 Wall Leforge Clarkson, bricklayer 40 Rose Levi, carpenter 1.38 Hester Lefoy Abraham, shoemaker 4 Jefferson Thomas, shoestore 200 Broadway Lefurge James, tobacconist 79 Thomas , boatman 41 Reed Sarah, 62 Re'ed Leggett A. smith Depeyter, h. Cherry Corlaei's-hook Ebenezer, merchant n3 Chatham Gabriel, windsor-chairmaker 42 Henry Joseph R. teacher Spring near Mott Miriam, 11 Hague widow, 7 Hester 8c Son, Thomas, merchants 307 Pearl & Willis, merchts. 259 Pearl, h. 103 Lombard Legrand B Spring near Elizabeth Leigh Isaiah, chairmaker 56 Warren Leighion Richard, sawyer 33 Jay Leinsh Peter, grocer 29 V. Barley Leitch widow Sarah, 129 Henry Leith, William, 31 Henry Lemaire John, carver and gilder 40 Barclay Lemoin widow of John, 71 Division Lemon Barbara, marketwoman 62 First Lenamon John, laborer 8 Orange Lench Peter, goldsmith 87 Warren Lendo John, hairdresser 81 Nassau Lenington Isaiah attorney St notary 2 25 Water Lennox David, lumber yard 33 Pell Lenox (J.) & W. Maitland Washingt. h. 29 Greenw. Robert, merchant 64 Pine, h. 59 Broadway Lent Abraham, cartman Brannon Abraham, smith Washington Isaac, cartman Elizabeth J. W inspect, of potash Whitehall, h. 21 Peari Mrs. mantuamaker 56 Beekman Lent net- j ,hn, 27 Gold Sc Bronson, merchants 89 MaidenJane NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. , 239 Leney William S. historical engraver 519 Greenwich Leon Moses, dry-good store 452 Pearl Leonard Barnum, teacher of languages rear 29 Gold Daniel, hairdresser 5 Beekman Jacob, hairdresser37 Murray James, 13 George, anoth. smith €6 Frankfort John, shoemaker 6"0 Murray Jnluvcartmaii 321 Broadway Margaretta, 60 Ann Sarah, washer 38 Chapel Thomas, inspector of the customs 38 Beaver Lepelleiier Michael jeweller 93 Mott Leroux Charles, 56 Wall Leroy Francis C 94 Catharine Herman, merchant Washington h. 66 B.way Robert, merchant 152 Greenwich —— - & Son, Jacob, merchants 81 Liberty J rhn, jeweller 415 Pearl Bayard, & M'Everscompting-h 66 Washington Lesley J lmes, panel maker 171 Division Thomas, rigger 47 E. Rutger Lestei.Benjamin, 18 First George, co;dial-distiller i io Reed -&Co. B chiua glass &c. 8 New-slip Letson William, cartman 72 Chapel Letts William, shipwright 17 Chapel Leughtheuser Henry, german teacher 19 Chatham Leveridge John, marshal 115 Human Levely John, cartman 146 Lombard Leving James, shipmaster 26 Oliver Levy Aaron, merchant 38 Greenwich E 23 New J. H..merchant 25 Broadway jun. Jacob, 78 Broad Simeon, 106 Buwery Solomon, merchant 110 or 116 Greenwich widow Sloe, 25 Broadway Lewis Beal N. attorney 5 1 Beaver Calvin, mason 44 Division Christian, watch-case maker 9 Tryon-row Daniel Sc Jotham, masons 83 Chatham David, grocer 57 D vision David, carpenter 7 1 Hester Erasmus, giocer 46 Bailey Evan, grocer 1 Division . Francis, merchant 15 Robinson -Francis, laborer4 Catharine-lane 240 LONGWORTH'S Lewis George, carpenter Church H innah, boardimth. i Beekman Henry, cartman 437 Pearl James, mariner Orange ——- Joines, merchant 45 Wall — Jr hu, carpenter 195 William .- John, grocer 78 J ihu & 283 Broadway —— - Juan F. merchant io Robinson Richard, cartman 303 Washington Richard, smith ii Division Richard, carpenter rear 59 Chapel Roswell W. attorney 51 Beekman Samuel, dry good store 116Cnatham Shepherd, mason 45 Orchard .. Stephen, physician 37 Partition Thomas, shoemaker 64 Nassau - -Thomas, tailor rear 15 Roosevelt Z editor Com. Advertiser i4 Stone .& Woodward, diugejists 263 Boadway & Lawrence, stock Sc exchange broks. 40 Wall widow, nurse 10 Birclay Lewort'h? James, brushmaker 236 Water Leymall J hn, bakei Provost Lei merit J rhn, M D 8 Cortlandt L Homme lieu Nathaniel, shipmaster 55' Beaver • Sylvester, mercht. 13Cherry & Eubert, grocers 31 Feck-slip Liancotirt Stephen, jeweller 257 Broadway Libault doctor, 18 Mulberry LIBRARY (city) 16 Nassau Liebenau Henr> F. hairdresser 38 Vesey Liene John, tailor 59 Church Liger G- crocer Rivington corner Fourth Lilienthal! Hanke, clothier 340 Water Lilly Edward, grocer ' 2 E George J ilui, cartman Mary John, gilder Mary Limbeck Henry, tailor 34 Henry Limber! George, tailor & fruiter 68 Bowery Limrick J hn, carpenter 8i Chapel Lincoln widow E 89 Fair . widow, 49 Robinson Liiicroiii Jacob, laborer 129 Henry Lindema J >hn, cooper 92 First Lindsay William, smith Barley corner Cross Sc Campbell, stone & marble cut. 113 Liberty Lindsey George, carpenter Church NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 241 Lindsey William, grocer 17 William & Anderson, attornies 53 Partition Lmen J. cooper 312 Broadway & 188 Front Lines H nry, 19 Chapel Link Lewis, tobacconist i4 Sixth L.nkleter James, grocer 89 Front Linn Mrs. 69 Pearl Liunen George, 215 Greenwich Linsen James, grocer 6 Ann Lint Peter, cartman 87 Anthony Liutz Frederick grocer corner Ann & Nassau Lippencot John, mason 15 Mulberry Lisk David, blacksmith 65 Second Lispenard 8c Hart, merchants 141 Pearl - Littell Sc Co. J F. merchants 172 Broadway Little Eleazer, carpenter Magazine George, joiner 47 Rutgers Henry, carpenter 15 Orange Isaac, mason Sc builder 33 Duane Isaac, shipmaster 341 Washington John, mariner Orange Jonathan, merchant, 218 Front, h- J5 John J rseph, mason 24 Bayard Michael, Mechanic-hall, 237 Broadway — Robert, porterhouse 7 Broad Robert, shipwright upper end Cherry j Littletield Samuel, shipmaster 29 Barclay Littlewood William, hairdresser 8 Peckslip Livingston Brockholst, 37 Broadway — --John W. merchant 17 Hudson — John R. merchant 67 Broadway — Rev. John H. above U. Furnace Broadw. Jacob attorney 26 Wall Margaret, teacher 25 Barclay ——— Maturin, recorder 45 Liberty Peter R. & Robert R. 10 Broadway Peter W merchant 297 Greenwich Philip, 2S Robinson —-- Schuyler, merchant 295 Greenwich -, W. A. merchant 70, h. Greenwich widow, 34 Provost Lloyd James, baker 32 & 37 Vesey John, attorney 63 Pine Joseph, merchant 29 Front, h, 22 Moore — P. B. merchant 99. Broad Y' 242 L0SGW0RTH S Lloyd widow Ciiarlotte, 48 Chapel Sf Inglai.d, merchants 29 Front Loan Office, 16 Robinson Lobb J ..cob, mason 96 First Loce Thomas, cartman Budd Lockhart Robert & James, stonecutters 247 Broadway Lockman Jacob, grocei 70 Cedar — ------Phoebe, tailor 5J Barclay Samuel, grocer & dry good-store 116 Broad Lock wood Enoch, shoemaker 91 James . . . Hc-zekiah, cartman 127 Charlotte —.-— ----- James, 261 Greenwich, h 57 Reed . . . Jame- «ih ersmith 53 Reed . . . Join, 79 Harman — Nathan, hoot St shoemaker 118 Cherry . . P & jun-P. carpenters 84 James . . . Philip, carpenter33t, h 342 Water . . . Stephen, shoemaker 135 Division . . . William, tailoi Grand . . . &. Reed, jewellers 53 Fair . . . & Smith, tailors 270 Water Lodge William, merchant 48 Pine L»g.m Adam, carpenter 361 Greenwich . . . Adam, watchmaker 121 Cherry . . . David, merchant-tailor 93 Cherry Loine- Jam. s Set Richard, china-store 295 Peat! James, merchant 6 ( berry L .max Francis, manner 18 Lombard Lombart John B French chancellor 113 Bowery Lonnnerie James, shipwright 2i Essex Long Christian, coppersmith 6 Magazine • Fiederick, cartman, 20 Bayard Loiigchamp 1. P merchant 73 Front h. 35 Greenw. Lnngwoith David, at the Snakspeare Gallery Longworth's Directory, office of I 1 Park Loof borrow Isaac, teacher 174 Harman Looker Linas, shoemaker 25 Reed Loorais Lebbeus, merchant 45 William ... 1 nomas 1. teachei 412 1'eail, h. 128 Chatham Lopez Moses, broker 35 Libeny, h. 54 Reed Lora John, hairdresser 26 E George Lord Daniel, physician Sc druggist 77 Water . . . George, carpenter 199 Bowery . . . Joseph, 80 Roosevelt ; . . H> zekiah, shipmaster 2. Cliff . . . Hezekiah, merchant 54 South, h 33 Greenwich Lord anas, physician & druggist 64 Vesey Lorees Epbraim, Jersey tavern 15 Front NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 243 Loritard Jacob, tanner leather & hide store 23 Ferry P Sc G. tobacconists 30 St ;S Chatham Lonng David, cabinetmaker 40 Beekman Loring Mrs 13 Broadway Lorlon James, 34 Provost John, carpenter Greenwich Lewis,carpenter Greenwich James & Win. groc Brannon cor. Greenwich Los do Isaac, grocer i50 Fly market Loss Adolphus, city-surveyor Heiiy cor. Hudson . Charles, city.sutveyor Greenwich Lott Alexander, cabinetmaker 19 Garden . Andrew, conveyancer 67 Warreu . Peter, carpen'er 22 Charlotte . Philip, cai penter Grand cor. Essex . William, grocer Orange Louder William, 66 Warner Lougherty William, cartman Cross Loughlen John, brassfounder Govenieur Louicaire Jacob, 108 Water Louis Charles, 175 Greenwich Lounsbury Jrhn, cartman Bleecker . . . . Stephen, carpenter Hudson Louttith Thomas, shipwright 130 Henry Louy Conrad, grocer Orange cor. Cross Love David, ca (man 30 Bancker John, mariner 16 Harman . . . Patrick, 19 Catherine Lovell Henry; butcher Eiizabetli . . John, butcher Broome cor. Elizabeth ... & Co. Thomas, merchants 192 Broadway Lovett Henry, rigger 75 Henry . . James, shipmaster 13 John • John,'tCorlaer's-hook . . William, merchant 9 Cortlandt Low Charles, grocer 67 W iliiam . Elizabeth, 67 Catharine . John, 36 Division . John, bookseller 33 Chatham . John,,cashier Jersey bank . Nicholas, merchant, 24 Broadway . William, boardinghoufe Crofs . & Wallace, merchants Slote-lane, h. 24 Broadway . widow eVlary, 7 Catharine-flip Lowber M. currier Frankfort cor. Jacob, h, 2 Skinner .l^jwden James, cartman Walker Lowere Mrs. P. grocer 54 Beaver Lowerre J. cooper St tepack of beef & pork 444 Greew. 344 L0NGW0RTH*i3 Lowetre John, livery-flabler 51 Reed . . . Margaret, Church • . . Richaid G. cooper 11 Ann do. 68 Harman Lowndes William St John, mariners 250 William Lownds Thomas, grocer 153 Greenwich . . . William, fhipmafler 261 William Lownfbeny Henry, carpenter 105 Mott Lownfbury Jonathan, cartman Piovofl Lowry Peter, laborer 3 Ann Lowfon C. grocer 33 Bayard Lowthorp 1 homas, 62 Fair Loyd Richard, upholder 30 Vefey . Samuel, cttllom-h. officer 34 Orchard . Thomas, 40 Wan en Lczier Abraham, plyliciaii 60 Chatham , Garrit C. .drtiggifl 161 Greenwich Hellebrant, physician 36 E. George, h. 23 Divis- Hellebrant, 43 Division [ion , Peter, mason 22 Barley , William, cartman 1 Jay Lucas Aaron, fhoemaker 33 Divifion, ano. I5 Norfolk . . widow Belinda, washerwoman 93 Firfl Lucet Tames, goldfmith and jeweller 15 Barclay . : E. law St com. agent 32 Magazine off. 25 Garden Ludlam Stephen, diy-gcod-flore 132 Chatham . . . Stewart, painter 102 Pearl, houfe Elm Ludlow Charles, merchant 18 Wall . . C. B. Naval Office . . junr. Daniel merchant 56 Broadway , . Sc Co. Daniel, 19 South, h. 56 Broadway . . George, attorney 62 Wail, h. Elizabeth B. , . Gulian, merchant 13,11. i5 White-hall , . G. V. cor.nfeilor 62 Wall, h. 22 Duane . . Jofeph, tanner upper end Chapel . . John C. attorney, 18 Wall . . St Co. Jicob B 188 Wafhington . . MifTes, 60 Pine , . Peter, merchant 212 Pearl ; . Robert C. merchant 182 Peail , . Tbodias, merchant; 58 Broadway , . John, mafon 27 Bancker . . . & RufTtl, merchants 212 Pearl . . William W. n.eichant 42 Pine Ludlum £. ferry-mafler, 42 Oak . . Ebenezer malon 72 Chapel . . Elizabeth, groter Hudfon corner. Brannon . . Jacob, tavern 4 South NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 245 Ludlum James, merchant 2 Stone . . . Jofh.ua, butcher upper end Broome . . . Nchemtah, gtocer 63 Bowery . , . William, grocer 65 Cedar . . . St Johnfon, merchants 27 Coenties-flip Lufboirow, Thomas, carpenter 221 William Luff Catharine, Grand near Second . . John N Baker 47-Broad . . Matthias, grocer 83 Bowery . . Martin, grocei 63 Harman . . Philip, butcher Mary near Bullock . . Valentine, grocer Grand corner Second Luke Sarah, 10 Murray Lulfdore John H. baker Bowery Lumfden John, tailor Chamber Lund Oliver, giocer 238 Front Lunny Edward, grocer, 302 Broadway .. . . E. & P. dry-good-ftore 208 Broadway Lupton John, carpenter Broome . . . John, coffee-factory 179 Harman . . . William, printer 50 Harman ... & Herring Wm. attorneys 35 Wall Lufler Thomas, currier Grand Luthor Henry, cartman Second Lyde Edward, merchant 294 Broadway . . junr. Edward, merchant 230 Pearl, b. 7 Robinfon Lyding David, flour-merchant South near Dover wharf Lyell Fenwick, cabinetmaker 46 Beaver [55 Beekman . " . Peter 39 Reed . . Rev. Thomas 50 Warren Lylaback Martin, finiter 66 Firft Lylburn Robert, merchant 8 Garden Lyle John, coachman 63 Pump Lyman David, phyfician So Henry . . Jacob, mariner 54 Harman . . lullin, merchant 118 Bowery . . Phoebe M. 18 Reed . , . Jullin Sc Elias counting houfe, 80 South Lynch Andrew, laborer 3 Skinner Dennis, laborer 37 Rofe , Dominick, merchant 35 Broadway , Eiias, hairdreffer 93 VVairen , Sanies, hairdreffer 5 Goent'us flip . James, teawaterman 46 Mott . John, boarding houfe: 26 Mott . John P. araerican hotel St britifh cofuV-boufe 156 . Mark, fhipmafter 24 Pine 1 Greenwich Y 2 246 LONGWOKTll's Lynch Patrick, laborer, 45 Roofevelt . . widow Jjne milliner 102 William Mifi•t iS Duane . widow Mary. 45 Whitehall Lyng Jenctine, carpenter 26 Re.d Lynn J >hn, mariner 81 Henry Lyon David S. deputy naval officer 24 John David, fhoemaker 64 E. George Elijah, grocer Rutgers-flip Henry, upholder 140 B'oadway Hannah, Seamltrels 100 Firll Jaues, carpenter 21 Effex Lewis, cooper Pump fhop Agnew's wharf Nicholas, cooper 212 Front, h. 20 Mulberry Stephen, flop-store, 352 Water, h- 44 P.tfcX W W. baiter 8 O.ange & Webb, tailors 94 Robinfon Lyons Connor, fhoemaker 31 Wafhington David, livery ftablcr 49 Firft James, grocer & meafurer 42 James James, teacher 40 Barley James, 26 Water John, butcher 168 Bowery , Samuel, ferrymaller 75 Cortlandt Lyller Derrick, cartman Grand near Bowery M. M'Adam & Co. John, merchants 6 Old flip M'Adam widow Ann, 57 Broadway M'Adam, John, ropemaker 57 Second M'Anally James, merchant 61 John M'Andrew John, grocer 24 Chatham M'Aninch James, fhoemaker 10 Duane M'Arcile Philip, Prince M'Arthur Colin, dyer 275 Greenwich M Auley James, laborer 303 Wafhington M'Auliff D nicl, grocer 25 Roofevelt M'Brady Patrick, c* t nan 22 C-itharine-lane M'Bain widow of John, 9 Ch-apfide M'Brannin Michael, Ibap-boiler 358 Greenwidi MBcth Alexander, cartman 18 Orchard Andrew, Shoemaker 9 S xth James, brewer 29 Divifion M'Brair, James, tailo' St f'aielman 50 Maiden-lane M'Biide Andrew, grocer 42 Henry Ewin, chair-maker 15 Frankfort Hugh, cartman 57 Cedar John, cartman 37 Firft —— James, merchant 40 John NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 24r M'Bride Patrick, laborer 87 Anthony ———Thomas, cartman 98 Reed . Walter, cartman 23 Thomas William, mahogany fawyer 38 Chapel William, fhoemaker Grand M'Cabe James, laborer 58 Rutgers - - - widow 61 E. George M'Caffry Owen, fhoemakei 44 Crofs M'Call John, cartman Heller near Broadway - - - Thomas, Heiler corner I'irft M'Calpin William, (lone-cuter 37 Reed M'Cammon John, moulder & teacher 420 Greenwich Maik, mafon 37 Murray M'Candlafs widow, 61 James M'Cane William, 44 Warren M'Cardy widow,33 Calhari..e M'Carron Thomas, cartman Fourth M'Cartee P. currier 12 Jacob M'Carter Arthur, grocer 60 Vesey . . . . James, grocer 5i Chatham . . . . John, carpenter 20 U. Bailey . t . . Wm. printer 17 Bridge M'Carthy Jeremiah, tailor 44 Vesey . . . • D. wholesale and retail grocer 48 Lombard M'Carton James, teacher 177 Hester M'Carty , dyer 33 Bancker . . Charles, grocer 46 Cherry . . Charles, 102 Wall . . John, 29 Henry . Pa'rick, drayman Elizabeth corner Bayard . . Peter, merchant 22 Gold . . Timothy, teacher 37 Essex . . Wm. 34 Hudson , . & Terheun, merchants 63 Maiden-lane M'Cousland Thomas, 11 Ann M'Cawley /ames, carpenter 84 Bedlow M'Clave M. 25i Greenwich M'Clauskey Susannah, teacher Division cor. Norfolk M'Ciea Archibald, 40 Division M'CSean John, smith 70 Pump . . . Wm. mariner 25 Charlotte M-'Clearry John, carpenter 96 Anthony '•'. M'Clelan Mary, mantoamaker 68 Fair M'C.eland Joseph, 8 Augustus M'Clenachan Eliza, 27 Broad M'Closky Patrick, grocer 2 Ann 248 LOSGWORTH'S M'Clure Alexander, grocer 46 Mulberry Francis, 41 N. Moore James, cartman and grocer 6 Chamber John, grocer Barley corner Elm John, carpenter 420 Greenwich John, soapboiler 53 Warren widow of Robert, 98 Reed M'Clyman John, silversmith 28 Warren M'Colleck Wm. shoemaker 43 ChaptI M'Collens John, tobacconist 73 Division M' Colley John, laborer 96 Anthony M'Cohny Hugh, tanner 43 Ferry M'Comb Isaac, bricklayer & build, upper end Wash. . . . James, grocer 333 Broadway . . . John, paver 12 Diane . . . jun John, builder Bowery-hill . . . John N. merchant 9 Duane . . . John, paver & grocer Crosby corn. Spring .'. . . John, 7 Bowery . . . Robert, porter Republican-alley M'Conachy Robert, cabinetmaker 3 Cortlandt Thomas, carpenter Cornell M'Connell Abigail, widow of Jacob, tailor 5 Ferry . . . . Charles, 27 Henry . . . James, cooper 2 Jews'-a'ley . . . . James, merchant 6 Depeyster Sc 59 John M'Cmvill James, laborer rear 24 Mulberry M'Goon Justice, tailor 123 Bedlow M'Cormic, Alexander, laborer 67 Mulberry M'Cormick Alexander, mariner 95 Lombard . . . . Bernard, shoemaker 40 Chapel . . . . Daniel, merchant 57 Wall . . . . widow, 72 Murray . . . . Wm. laborer 38 Vesey M'Coskar John, shoemaker 30 Fair M'Coun Samuel, grocer Greenwich near Reclor M Coy Alexander, cartman Cross James, pedlar 17 Augustus James, shipwright52 Henry John, shipwright 4 Gibbs'-alley tc 20 Henry Thomas, GO Catharine Wm. mariner 13 Anthony MCrachan John, mason 362 Broadway M'Crackan& Williams, John, merchants 177 Pearl M'Cracken James, cai penter 74 Bedlow M'Crea Archibald, rigger 34 Catharine . John, hairdresser 12 Old-slip NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 249 M'Crea widow Mary, Water M'Cready Alexander tobacconist 46 Barclay Andrew, Spring near Mulberry David, mason upper end Chapel George, upholster 6 Broad sen. James, 185 Division jun James, merchant-tailor £27 Water John, laborer 4 Orange Thomas, grocer Beaver corner Broad Thomas, shoemaker 57 Pine Wm. tavern & grocer 14 Catharine-lane M'Crosson Thomas, grocer29 Moore M'Crum James, sawyer 418 Greenwich M'Cruns James, grocer Hetty M'Cullah Patrick, 33 Catharine M'Cullen L. grocer Murray corner Chapel Robert, cardmaker Grand Robert, 8 South, house 5 Pearl M Culloch Wm. accountant 67 Water Wm. mason, 55 Mulberry M'Cullum Archibald, tailor 220 Greenwich Archibald, saddler Broadway Dan. D. Sc Alex, carpenters 7 Warren Uriah, grocer 78 Vesey M'Cully Thomas, mason 64 Chapel M'Culvey James, 83 Chamber M'Cune David, grocer Division corner Norfolk M'Curdy and Warnock, merchants 95 William M'Dermot Hugh, cartman 150 Orchard M'Dermott John, carpenter 27 E. George M'Dermott J drygood-store 121 Chatham Lawrence, shoemaker 12 Frankfort M'Dermut Rob. bookseller 248 Pearl, h. 30 Harman M'Donagh Francis, tailor 34 Augustus M'Donald Alexander, merchant 165 Broadway i Alexander L counsellor SO Pearl Alexander, saddler 269 Greenwich Alexander, shipjoiner 47 Rutger Alexander, shipmaster 54 Robinson -• Ann, grocer 2 Harman —— Christopher, grocer 41 Ferry . Duncan, rigger 81 Mulberry Hugh, ropemaker upper end Fourth John, Moore ——^ John, grocer 15 Roosevelt John, brassfounder 44 Ferry John, master rigger 52 Charlotte 150 LONGWORTH'S M'Donald John, rigger 1ST Lombard John, cartman 16 Chapel Joseph, c.rpenter 28 Mott — Michael, 39 Rose 1 Patrick, grocer 81 Chatham • Walter, teacher 15 Harman Wm. shipwright Lombard cor. E. George M Donneli James J. 110 Front M'Donotigh Michael, mason 21 Catharine-lane - - - - W m. grocer 1 Magazine M'Dougall Alexander, smith 50 Barclay & 4 Chapel - - . . Alexander, shipmaster 345 VVashingtou - - - - Catharine, 99 Water - - - . Duncan, 43 Chapel - - - - John, cartman 15i Harman M'Dowell Hugh, baker 117 Harman . - - - Mathew, mason 177 Hester M'Dyne Ferguson, Elm M'Elroy widow Ann, 56 Division M'Evers Charles, 34 Wall, & auctioneer 1*7 Pearl - - - widow of Gulian, 154 Greenwich - - - James, merchant 307 Greenwich - - - John, mariner rear 29 Beekman M'Euen D. plumber 10 Beekman-sl. h. 68 Beekman M'Ewen Mrs. boardinghouse 55 William - - . Mary, 7 1 Warren M'Fadden Manus, smith 18 Mott M'Fall Mary, seamstress 46 First M'Farden Mack, 8 Catharine-lane M'Farlan Flenry, merchant 4 Vesey - - - - Wright, shoemaker Spring M'Farland John, carpenter 12 Magazine M'Farlane Alexander, hatter 52 Water - - - John, shipwright 74 Hester • - . John, superintendantof air-furnace Provost • - - John, mason 70 Bedlow • . - Monteatk, printer 308 Broadway • - - widow Isabella, boardinghouse 290 Water • - . Wm. carpenter 12 Magazine - - - . & Long, printers 308 Broadway M'Ford Wm. grocer 390 Broadway M'Garey Christopher, cartman 5 Jefferson M'Garraghan Bartholomew, grocer 13 Tryon.row M'Garraghn Archibald, mason Elm - - - - - Hugh, grecer t Chatham NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 251 M'Garry Peter, laborer 5 Catharine-lane - - - - Richard, laborer 9 Jefferson M'Garvey Patrick, mason 18 Mott MGaviston John grocer Prince M'Gee Daniel, cartman 4 Harison - - - D.niel H. cartman Orange - - - D.vid, grocer 61 B'dlow - . - J.rhn, rigger 44 Harman . - - - John cartman rear 9 Mott - - - Robert, store 80 Roosevelt . - - Thomas, lamplighter 32 Henry - - - James, & Roderick,-.laters 6 Republican-alley M'Geoch John, carpenter 84 Chamber M George J >hn, ironmonger 222 Greenwich M GH Robert, 6 Chamber M Ginnis Michael, stivedorc 26 Harman M'G.own James, 53 Pearl M'Cowan James, camnan 40 Henry . - - - J .hn, grocer 4'r Henry - - . - John, carpenter 6 Moore's-tow - - - - Peter, teacher B ociay - - - - Robert, drygood-sinre 146 Chatham - - - ' Wm. cartman 6 Moore's-row M'Gown Parrel, laborer 15 .-iugustus - - John, grocer 15 Augustus M'Grath John, smith 243 Gieenwich, h. 67 Warren - - - J>hn, tailor 8 Ann - - - Mary, 7 Catharine-lane - - - Thomas, grocer 22 Harman M'Giauchlin, James, 102 Warren M'Googan, John, cooper 26 Lumber M Gregor Alexander, grocer 157 Front . . . James, carpenter 24 Orchard . . . John, teacher 7 Pine . . .junr John, 86 Wiliiam . . . Samuel, rope-maker 12-1 Mulberry . . . Darling, and Ely, merchant 133 Front M'Guire Thomas, cartman 366 Broadway . . . widow, Washington M'Guninigal Bridget, grocer (J. Barley M'liwain , drayman 54 Augustus M'lnch Rebecca, 238 Bowery MTntire Hugh, stone cutter'foot of Warren . . . Jennet, tavern 8 Dover . . . William, 280 Pearl . . . & Bradford, shipchandlers, SI Beekman-slip M'Intosh Allen, tailor 405 Gieenwich 2 j 2 LONG WORTH S M'Intosh James, china store 160 William . . . William, physician and druggist 66 James M'lntyre John, merchant tailor 27j Greenwich M'Kay .Eneas, teacher 74 Pump . George, 91 Nassau . James, tavern 21 Old slip . jun. James, shipmaster 72 Front . . John, painter and glazier 10 Warren . John, china merchant 58 Chatham « . John, laborer 3 Hague ;• . Patrick, Bowery M'Kean Elizabeth, 1 Dutch . James, accountant 60 Barley . . Nicholas, carpenter 57 Reed M'Kee James, grocer Broadway corner Catharine-lane . . John, lumber yard 359 Greenwich . . Robert, mariner 74 Henry . . Robert, cartman 29 Harman . gun smith 86 Harman M'Kell, Jane, teacher 12 Cortlandt . William, cartman Hudson M'Kenna James, musician 11 Moores row . . John.grocer Greenwich corner Cedar M'Kenny Martin, confectioner 79 William . . William, stonecutter Rector cor. Greenwich M'Kenney Patrick, grocer 407 Greenwich M'Kenzie Alexander, painter &c 274 Greenwich . Alexander, tavern 76 Cherry . Dugald, grocer 22 Peck slip . James, hairdresser and millenary 431 Pearl . John, 80 Chamber . widow of Kenith, 135 Greenwich . widow Ellen, 92 Anthony M'Keon widow of James, grocer 28 Bedlow JVl'Keown Francis, laborer 68 Reed M'Kessick Francis, sawyer 418 Greenwich M'Kesson John, counsellor 245 Broadway M'Kibbon Alexander, porter vaults 143 Water, house . Joseph, grocer 7 Sixth [27 Henry M'Kidd Felix, cartman 10 Bedlow M Killip Patrick, Barclay corner Church M'Kinlaj John, grocer Murray corner Gieenwich - John, cooper 448 Greenwich . Peter, china and glass store 117 Fly market M'Kinnon Neil, 75 Fair M'Kittrick Thomas, watchmaker 21 Chatham M'Knight Rev. John, D. D. 41 Fair NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 255 M'KoyJohn, fruiter 148 Broadway M'Lachlin, Mrs-1. ,4o Chatham M'Laren D. 4 Orange . widow of Neil, tavern336 Water M'Laughlan Bernard, grocer Grand corner Suffolk . James, lamplighter 28 Henry M'Laughlin fit Nestell, trunkmakers-41 Chatham . Edward, 156Broadway . James,, Orange . Michael, cartman 14 Sixth . . Patrick, shoemaker Grand comer Suffolk . . Peter, grocer 113 Front • • William Sf George, coopers 78 Pine . Sc Co. grocers B -dlow cor. F-. Geo. M'Ltan, Charles, cabinetmak. Sf grocer 438 Greenw. . Donald, revenue-officer 145 Church . Hugh, M. D. 103 Beekman . James, grocery & porter vaults 99 Catharine . James, 48 Fourth . John, commissary of military stores S7 Oliver . widow of John, grocer 15 Rose . Neil, grocer 62 John . William, carpenter rear of 9a Chamber . widow Catharine, shopkeeper 187 Greenwich AJ'Leod Rev. Alexander, 33 Provost . John, merchant 165 William . Roderick, accountant 34 Roosevelt M'Mahon James, 3 Harman , . Redmond, chandler 152 Bedlow . . widow of Michael, 6 New-aiip -r.:. M'Manus Bryan, 4 Pump , . J Win, maishal 9 B'ellow . . J >hn laborer 33 Charlotte M'Mani.m. B irnay, 5 Fd.-ns-allry M'Master Jjines, grocer I Rutger M'Millan J mil,cartman upper end Chapel M'Mennoiny, & P.-arsali Robt.auctioneers ISO Water MM char'j ine, teacher 3! Junes M'Minn J looking-glass & pcture frame maker 54 M'Mnllci. J imes, bricklayer 4 Bincker [Ann M ogarel, grocer 26 Hirn,an M'Meirray J lines, hairdresser 278 Water M'Nally Miiiin. 'ailoi 23 Charlotte - - James, 6 j Chatham M'Na Mora, counsellor 68 Greenwich M.Nassar \ndiew, laborer 171 Hester M'Neal Henry, cartman 52 Fourth . . Agues, 32 Lumber z 254 LONG-WORTH'S M'Neal John, attorney 93 Nassau . . Samuel, shoemaker 8 Division . William, merchant 34 Provost M'Neill & Co, W. & N. merchants78 South . Daniel, pjhysici an 22 Greenwich M'Nevan Wm. James, M. D. 29 Partition M'Nickle ilrthtir, grocer 7 1 Bedlow M'Piierson Charles A. mason 8 Barley . Eleanor, 133 Henry „ . . Mary, 79 Division, do. 144 Greenwich . John 67 Murray M'Phie John, grocer i George M'Quaid John, grocer 63 Catharine M'Queen John, 12 Ferry . Ann, toy shop 25 Maiden-lane . . Robert, millv, right 38 U. Barley . & Sturtevant, air-furn. U. Barley near Cross M'Qudkin widow Ann, boarding house 1 Leonard M'Spaflin William, cooper 43 Harman M'Stay Dennis, 38 Charlotte M'Veagh William, fhoemaker 89 Henry M'Vickar, James, 21 fair . , • . John, merchant 231 Broadway ... . Nathan, merchant 231 Broadway . . . . & Co. John, 2 Builing-ilip Mabbatt Samuel, fhoeirrk.r 5 Park Mabie Abraham, mafon G 'cenwicb . . . Cornelius, cartman 7 North Moore . . . Frederick, meafurer & grocer 14 Magazin e ... Jafper, Hammond . . . Peter) merchant Beach JMacgill Robert, bookfeller k llationer n8 Fly-maikct Machttt John, Oiange .... Samuel, 6 John Mack Daniel, mil'iner 366 Pearl . . .Ebrnezer, miniature-painter 271 Water . , . George, fhoemaker 101 Firft Mackane William,carpenter 44 Warren Mackay Mrs. ,9 New . . . Roderick, merchant 183 Front . . . widow Chapel cor. Thomas Mackercy George, looking-g afs manufac. 382 Pearl. . ; . . James, looking-glais ilore 382 Pearl Mackey Alexander,.fhipwright 8 Sixth Mae-kic Thomas, cabinetmaker 25 Chamber , . . . & Son, Peter, meichaiits 6i Water Mackie Jemes, fhipmafler 135 Divifion Mackrilt Patrick, cutn.an 50 Bancker NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 255 Mickrill William, carpenter 98 Henry Miclin William, grocer 34 E. George Macomb Alexander, merchant 47 Broadway . . John, mariner eg Divifion . . John W-merchant 15 Harifon . . Robert, attorney 13 Cortlandt . . Samuel, 48 Greenwich Macfherry Henry, 193 Water Madan Margaret, teacher Crofby near Bleecker Madden Samuel, tailor Rivington •' Magdeno Daniel, fhoemaker 32 Church • . . Sc Co- merchants 67 South Magee Safety, grocer 30 Pine Maghan Henry, fruiter 8 U. Barley Magorem Hugh, grocer 156 Front Magreath Bartholomew, 88 Reed Mahan Thomas, painter 135 Divifion . . . Thomas, 60 Mulberry Mahany Thomas, 9j Gold Mahar Patrick mariner 6 Ferry Mahler John, rnariner 100 Cheny Mahony Charles, tailor 141 Front . . . Charles, 68 Catharine Maiben Richard, chemifl 39 Bowery Maillard A. grocer 29 Chatham * Main Andrew, 418 Greenwich Andrew, merchant 47 Wall, h. 31 Murray Daniel, cartman Elm George, (hipmaOer 16 Gold James, merchant 78 Fair James, fhoemaker 62 Reed John, fhoemaker 17 Magazine & Randell David, giocer 29 Gold Maitland William, merchant 29 Greenwich Maing Lewis, morocco-dre-fierrear 11 Jaeob Majafle William, 7 U. Barley Major Samuel, painter Sc glazier 34 Oak . . . Gillefpie St, Titus, merchants 299 Pearl Makine John, mariner 49 Cheapfide Malcom widow of Gen. William, 141 Wafhington Milcomb James, pilot 10 Vandewater Malcom & Sands, merchants 55 South Millaby Francis, fhipmafler 14 Wall Mallory James, hatter 58 Cliff Mallough Jeremiah, meichant 86 NafuJu 256 LONGWORTH'S, Mall.oy Henry,cartman io Catharine-lane Ma'tby & Ives, dry-good flore 412 Pearl Mai.dcville Cornelius, carpenter Leonard, . . . . Jr-hrt, baker j2 Cherry . ... Mathew, cabinet-maker 34 Robinfon .... William,cabinetmaker 5 Pine . • . . widow Reberca, Mulberry near Grand- Manttt Mary, 51 E. Rutgers MANHATTAN BANK 23 Wall WATER-WOEKS 6 U. Rce6, office U. Manigau't Gabriel, 359 Broadway [Chamber Manley Robert, 7 Dey R.'bert, fhipwright 81 Betdlow John £t Rob.rt, merchant: 54 Water widow, Provofl Mann Archibald, failmaker 8 Bincker . D • NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 257 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, office 45 Wall Mark Jacob, merchant 62 Greenwich Markhand John, 107 Mott Markfels Henry,butcher Grand Marks Samuel, 171 William Morlin William, mariner 4 Charlotte Marmejean Michael,jeweller 18 Park Marniion Richard H. J. tobacconiii 116 Lombard Marren Patrick, grocer 41 Henry Marrenner Edward, hair-drefler Elm . . . Edward, cooper 13 Sixth • . . John, grocer Leonard & 221 Water , . .P. W.fhipmaller 81 William Marfchalk Francis, 108 Lombard . 7 . F. failmaker Water corn. New-flip, h Sold . . . Heller, 118 Front • . . John, 122 Chatham . . . John, 77 Wall Marfelis Peter, 4 Robinfon • . . Peter, cartman 69 Reed 1 . . T. merchant 29 Coenties flip, h. 4 Robinfon Marfh Aaron, mafon Rynders near Hefler 1 . Ann, milliner 231 Gre.nw.ch i . Charles, chairmaker, 75 John . James, butcher 14O Bowery . Jennet, mantuamaker 11 Barclay . John, mariner 47 Rmgeis . J. diffilh of turpent. 8c colors, flore 113 Cherry , Jofeph M.dry-good (loie 113 Chatham . Lewis, brick-cartman 33 Jay . Margaretta, boardinghoufe 23 Fair . Mofes, caipenter 73 Warren . Mofes, carpenter corner Firft . Richard, chairm ker 231 Greenwich & 66 John . Thomas, 17 Vefey Mar (hall Benjamin, grocer Broad corner South . Benjamin, merchant 92 Chatham . James, 251 Greenwich - James, tailor 5 Frankfort . Jeremy, infpcclor of lumber 32 Beekman . Jiohn,fat!dler 57 Anthony . John, cartman 31 F. G orcrp . J. grocer 14 Beekman-fl p, anoth. 38 Bed'ow »' . Jofeph, copperlmith 185 Waler . Lbbeus, tailor 55 Eliza. 0 th . Mils, mantuaiu ke 7 Ce.'ar . MoIU, cartiiian Spring n ;.r Mott ZS- 55: IOJCGWORTH'S Mai fhall Nehcmiali, 21 Orchard . . . Sl.ubael, Water . . . Wm. potter Efl'cx near Hefler, ano. 51 Third MARSHALL'S U. S. office, 11 Wall Marilon John, merchant 65 South, h. 37 Cortlandt Martin ,prcfi'e-taker 12 Broad 1 . Alexander, cartman 57 Reed . . Anthony, fegar-maker 133 Henry . . Aru.nah, teacher 88 Bedlow . . Clement, laboier 3 Cathatine-lanr . Daniel, grocer Spring coiner M ly . . Fiancis, baker Orange . . Gideon, 67 Church • . Henry, bookbinder 27 Elizabeth James, portrait & miniature-painter 5 Wall, h. —'• James, carpenter 2 Second [12 Broad John, whitefmith & mach"nifl[i7 Barclay - - - Jotiah, carpenter Elizabeth r.eai Grand - - - Lewis, Thompfon ... Morris, grocer 48 E. George - - - Pet.r, watchmaker 67 Chatham - . - Samuel, hardware (lore 398 Greenwich - . . Samuel, grocer Church - . -Samuel, Union Hotel 68 William - - - Samuel E. grocer 332 Broadway - - - I homas, mariner Scammcl - . - widow 89 Naffau - . -& Burtir. Thomas, livery.(hibiers 39 Barclay Marline John, carpenter 26 Charlotte - . - John, grocer Boweiy above 2 mile (lone - . - William, grocer Bowery cor. Gourerneur Martinet Gcnoll, umbreila-m ker 199 William Mattlefs Frederick, bucclv-3 Harifon Martling Danie', fhipmafler giocer & teacher Bu'd cor. Martlmtjg Abraham 3. tavern 87 Naffeu [Hudfon Marvin, Abijah, carpenter 15 Catharine - - - Ifaac ,carpente-r Sixth . - . widow of John, grocer 148 Fror.t . . - Roheit, merchant 30 Gold - . - iamiie', 2 I pper Reed Marxfcf Co. Afhtr, merchants 86 Wall Mary Edwaid,eaipenter Grand Mafon Dudley, mariner 2i Divifion - - - Ifaac 1 lophfdlter 6l Chatham - . . John, mariner Fit it -. - . John, fkinrier 100 c* 107.Gold .- j. -Rev. John M. 9 Pile - . . J h*. merchant 178 Pe: rl NEW-YOIIK DIRECTORY. 25» Mafon L;wis, fhipwright 169 Harman - Martha, Theatre-alley - Thomas, 1 Roofevelt • William, gilder 50 Augustus - & Pratt, merchants I03 Front - 8t Smedes, merchants 178 Pearl Masterfon William, carpenter & grocer 31 Henry Maflerton widow of David, 71 William Mates Henry, mariner 51 Oliver Mather Noyes, grocer, North Moore cor. Hudfon Henry, grocer 245 Front Andrew, cartman & grocer 318 Broadway Mathews Abraham, 14 Anthony Jacob, cooper 358 Greenwich James cartman 30 Bedlow James, grocer 129 Front John grocer Bedlow corner E. George John, mariner 15 Lombard John, mariner Grand Robert, fhipmafler 4 Role Matheiux Repos, j8 Warren Matbifon Robert, fancy trimmings &c. up. end Mott Mathveault Madam, 353 Broadway Mathon Julian, glover 175 Water Matlock jun. White, fhipmafler 5 Duane 'Maule Thomas, merchant 137 Pearl Maury Fontaine, commission-merchant ee South Maverick A. copper.plate printer 27 Liberty —. Peter, engraver NafTau 85 P. fe. engraver and feal-finker 73 Liberty Maxwell James Homer, 78 Greenwich Jofeph, mortcco-manuf2ctory 13 Rofe Wi' l' iam, fhipwright 122 Henry William, 68 Chamber . . . William, 90Murray May Anthony, caitman 38 Chapel — Elias, mariner 1 Charlotte Geoige, plaltcier & tavern 85 Murray Jacob, car.man D.fbrofl'es Mayell Willi m, hatter 191 William Mav.icck John, cartman 95 Henry MAYOF'S OFFICE, Federal Hall Maynard I yler.attorney & notary 13 h. 42 BA-kmas Mazzinghi Dominick, piano.forte (lore, 29 M i.Ln-1. Mead Charles, teacher 17 Bwker . . Daniel, cordwainer 58 Rutger . . Elizabeth, 71 Rc«] 260 LONGWORTHY Mead Henry, 146 Lombard . Henry,grocer Walnut . Halfey, cooper 35 Third . Ira, oyflerman 214 Greenwich . Ifaac, carpenter and builder 14 Fair . James, grocer 12 James JefTe, fhipwright 2 Birmingham , Nathaniel, grocer 12 New-flip Nathaniel, teacher Greenwich , Nicholas, tavern & porter-houfe jq NafTau , Reuben, boatman 147.Harman Scudder, fmith io6Divition S.las, butcher 37 Eflex Stifan, 61 Divifion widow, Charlotte corner Henry Meaghers James, grocer 250 Bowery Mealious Stephen, tavern 98 James Mears Mary, mantuamaker 28 Pell . . Richard, oatpenter 170 Bowery Medcalt Richard, 72 Vefey Medlar Lodowick, cartman Hefler corner Fifes . r, . Samuel, cartman Mott near Spring Medler Abraham, laborer Veftry . . . John, cartman 191 Divifion Meed William, faddlcr 2 Chatham Square .Meeker Cory, fhoemaker 68 Reed Afeeks Charles, barnefs-maker 8 Dutch fen. Edward, fmith 29 Barclay Edward, cabinet-maker 14 Broad James, carpenter ;o Anthony Jofeph, cabinet-maker 59 & 61 Broad Jofeph, meafurer & firebucketmaker 7 Water Megie Horton, lie Liberty . . Samuel, malon Provofl A/egfon Robert, mariner 27 Bancker Afeherg William, carpenter 40 Firft Meginley J -ones, cofFee-manufadtory 28 /l/oorS .Meier Cafpnr & H. H. merchants 55 Stone A/eigs Henry, counfellor 8c notary 32 Whitehall Meighen Andrew, cartman 418 Greenwich Meinell Sc B own, morocco drefiers 11 J rcob Afelenoux JcSt, (hipwright Water Shipyards A/eldrum, James, grocer Charlotte corner Henry A/ellis widow, 11 Roolevelt Mellon Jamjs, laborer 8 Ann Mtlft 63 Barclay jl/enger Louis, morocco manufactory 16 Jacob il/ellem Francis grocer, 1 Chatham NEW-YORK DIRECTORY* 251 Jlfelick & Burgh r, merchants 46 South or 33 Old-flip A/enold M. 5,5 Warren A/enzies Alexander, dry good-dore 15 Dunne Mercantile Advertiser, 1 fficeo f 159 Pearl A/ercein T. R. hard-bread waie-h. 93 Gold, h. 4 Beelt. Mercer John, oylltrrr.an 78 Wall h. 20 Lumber .. . . Peter S. merchant 27 .1/urray . . . widow Klizabeth 184 William A/ERCHANTC'BANK, 25 Wall Afearell Abraham, fhoemaker 80 N'.fiau - - - Frederic, fhoemaker 62 Barclay ... William, (hoe ware-houfe 40 Maiden-lane JVferrill Sarah, 100 Liberty . - William, caipenter 140 Front & 3* Fletcher Aferrilly ,/ames, ni riner 29 Oliver A/errit Charity, Montgomery Henry, mafon Orange Samuel, phyfirnn 56 Chatham MernttM. merchart 165 Front h 33 Vandewater • - Nehemiah,diy good-fore 4*1 Pearl . Phoebe & Mary, mantuamakers 9 Hague . - Steplien, carpenter 1 2 Birmingham . - William, grocer 13 Chapel Merry Thomas H. merchant 47 South, h. 116 Liberty A/er&n widow, teacher 400 Pearl A/erfereau Daniel, ladies' fbneftore 62 Broadway widow Eliza, 60 Gold Aferferve Catharine, 178 Bowery — Cornelia, Boweiy A/efier John R grocer Cortlandt Wn-r Wafhington . - & Co P. flour-merchants 56 Fror.t, h. 25 Beaver - - Peter A beokfeller 107 Pearl, h. 27 Beaver A/efirve George, butcher corner Delancy eV Third . William, butcher Bowery corner Delancy Afefnard Thomas, fhoe-fto e, 35 John A/etzcr Conrad, baker 66 Bedlow A/rffenger William, hat-ftore, 243 Water A/eyer Frederic, grocer 37 Bayard - . John, 59 Wall . - G.&T. merchants WafiiiHgton - . William, docrlor 40 Bowery A/ichaels John, fmith Corlaers-hook & Water Micheau Paul J. portcr-houfe 68 Front . . . William, boot & Ihoemaker no Water jVPrfkle James, porter to Cuflom-houle, Crofs MrddlemafI Jofeph, carpenter 6 N. Moore Middleton Samud, fhipwright Harman cor. Jefferfon. 262 L0NGW0RTH ff ^/iddieton widow, china-store 416 Pearl Midwinter J. fmith 92 Catharine Miggin Arthur, cartman Republican-alley Midy T. fruiter 45 Warren Mignon Lewis, taylor 54 Maiden-lane Mikmak Henry, furrier Elm Mildeberger Christopher, leather-drefTer 21 Vandewater . Davi oysterrnan 5 Chapel . John, leather-drefTer, Vandewater , . . J. A. foap and candle store 23 NalTatv . . Samuel, 6 Oliver . ... widow Aletta, boarding 5 Chapel • • . J. Sc C. tanners 19 Vandewater M'les Charles, cooper 9 Rofe Millbranch Samuel, 6 Oliver Millburn George, carpenter Elfh Milledoler John, 64 Anthony . • . . . Rev. Philip D D. Rutgers Miilen Quintin, 58 Bee-kn an . William. Ihipwright 137 Lombard . . William, fhipwright Water Ship-yard Miller Aaron, lamp-lighter Fourth AndrewR. milliner 148 William Arthur, laborer 6Jeff«rfon Charles, leather-drefTer 11 Jacob, h- 25 Ferry Christian, butcher 198 Bowery David, laborer 96 Mulberry Dennis, grocer 136 Mott Edward M. D. 199 Broadway Eli, fhipwright 140 Henry Euphemia, boarding houfe 29 Ann George B. tobacconist 110 Water George, (hipmaster 19 Batavia-!ane Henry, rigger 100 Divifion , Henry, boarding-houfe 55 Harman Henry, dry-good-flore 125 Chatham , Ifaac, carpenter 46 E. George , Ifrael, phyfician Hudfon Jacob, carver 103 Harman James, ropemaker 9 No:folk ."-.. , Jafper, cabinetmaker Orchard . John, baker 78 Catherine . John, carpenter 49 Harman . John, 76 E. George , . - . John F. cooper 72 Front , John, hatter Bayard ne?r Mulflerry . John, grocer 57 Murray . John, D. merchant 6 U. Chamber J ohn B. ai Hudfon NEW-YORK DIRECTOUY* 363 Miller Jofeph, Hatter 38 Chamber , Lawrence, rigger 6 Lombard . Margaret, mantuainaker Crofs . Mary, huxller 117 Divifion . Michael, dilliller & grocer 6 Barley . Mofes, (lonecutter 89 Murray . Nicholas, hairdreffer 219 Water . Peter, cooper 72 Front . Roger, carpenter Grasd , . Rev. Samuel 27 Dey . Silvanus, counfelltr 1 Wall,h. 137 Greenwich . S. laborer Second . Thomas, merchant 52 Dey . Thomas, fhoemaker 34 Mulberry . Thomas, clerk Crofs . Thomas, mariner 60 Henry . Thomas, dyer 8 Ann . . Thoma:, trunkmaker 256 William . Warren, laborer Laight . William, meafurer 2 Depeyfler . William G. 239 Broadway . William, cabinetmaker 36 Mulbeiry . widow Anna, 71 Chatham . widow 47 Chapel . widow Jane, walhwoman Third . widow Eliza, walhwoman 132 Hefler • widow Sarah, 23 Reed . widow S- r ih, boarding-houfe 103 Pearl . A copperlhoith 50 Water . & Baker, flavc-nitrnhants, 116 Warren . Son Sc Mirier, merchants 185 Front . William & Guidon, merchants 112 Front - & Van Wyck at ornies Sc counfellors I Wall Millet John, weaver 43 Reed Milligan Rob rt, 59 Murray - Wiliiam, grocer 6 Duane Millicn D.niel, Biipwright 24 James Millikin Maigaiet, millircr 215 Greenwich Mills-Aaron, malon 132 Hester Divid M C jjiocer Barley corner of Elm Fivan, grocer Spring Geifhom, fmith Chapel, corner Barley Jacob, fhipmafler 32 Bayard James, cartman Heller corner Effex John, boot and Ihoe-flore 204 Broadway John, boatbuilder 22 Bedlow widow of Jofhua, 100 Bedlow Mrs. 65 Pine Nathaniel, laborer 249 Cherry 364 J.0NOW0BTH'* Mills widow Catharine, 58 Divifion —— Pct-i, grocer Wat' 1 t mer Scammel Samuel,grocci 33 C iff Stephen, ca.t.i a.; 58 Fi fl 1 imoti.y bookbinder 102 P^arl & Co. George, g.ccers 81 Cherry and Stewa.t, merchants 179 Pearl Mii.va:er wilow Abigail, 8 rsir; ingham Milwa .1 John, ih.pm.lter 83 Chu«h M l.lpaugh Peter A. druggiti 32 Broad Minaret .far.c, boot and fhoc-manufattory 1 William Stephen, chaii-makcr 54 John Ming A exauder, pi inte and rjnokfclier ioz Water John, pilot 24 Oak Minor Wuliam, phylician 78 Chatham Miiilhu I John, 54 Reed Mm thorn Maagie, alderman Bowery Minthutn Penelope 330 Pearl Miuton Daniel, 24 Juim Michael, 27 Catharine William, merchant 14 Robinfon Minturn B. G. ccimmifliou merchant 3+1 Bioadway M.iiturn V, liliani, merchant Robinson « - and "namphn, store 243 Front Minugh John, pilot 9o G Mitchell John, mariner"5 Harman - - . Leonard D grocer Washing, cor. Robinson - - . Robeit, pilot 73 Gold - Samuel, segar maker 304 Water - . - Walter, merchant 18 Gold - - - Walter, boat builder 79 James & 366 Water - - - widow, 7 Bowery - - . widow, 246 William Mitchill Samuel L. Senator in Congress 6$ Rutger Mix Eiiza, mariner 27 U. Barley - - N. merchant tavlor 58 vVall Mxle widow of John,418 Greenwich Moffat John A. printer 44 Thomas - Rachel, 85 Fair Moflit John, grocer Washington Moissac Cruzet, hairdresser 52 Catharine Molen Frederic, rigger 24 Batavia-lane Molden George, mariner 77 division Moilan Stuart, merchant 98 William Moile Deker, cabinet maker 38 Barclay Moiloy Robert, tailor 45 Charlotte Molther John, 44 Fair Moncrief Roroert, tavern 86 Roosevelt - Jesse, smith 67 Division Monell Charles, combmaker-9 Doyer Monevpenney John, cartman Greenwich Monilaws Thomas grocer 269 Greenwich Montaudevert Mrs. boarding house 135 Water Montayne J ihn, mason 269 Greenwic i J rlin, bookbinder 6'8 Clapel Miry, teacher 197 Division widow, tailoress Leonard, another 39 Barley Monteiro Joaquim, merchant 434 Greenwich Montel Peter, jeweller 253 Broadway Montgomery Hugh, 32 Ferry - James, flax seed store %91 Water - John, stonecutter Chamber corner West - widow of John C 3 Ann - - - Robert, cabinet maker 64 Henry - Samuel, constable Church corner Warren Montrop James cartman Clinton Moody Mary, 124 Mulberry Mook Catharine, seamstress 38 First - Wiujam, saddler 152 Bowery Moon Josejoh, hatter 34 Orange - Rebecca, dry good store 150 Chatham - Richard, laborer 69 Reed A A 266 LONGWOBTH S Moorey Abrahrm, cartman 2O Orchard - Charles, turner 9 Catharine lane - Daniel, painter and glazier Church -J Mies, grocer 38 E. George - Mather 39 L mbard - Thotnas, 175 H (ler - Wm. upholder 76 Maiden lane, h 72 William - Wm punch and pr.iter houfe 61 Barley - St Srely, merchants 128 Chatham Moore Abraham, carpenter Church » - Abraham 152 Diviliion - Abraham, cartman Mott « - Ann, wo flier 4 Chamber - Abigail, 45 Warren - Baltua, foap and candle maker 212 Broadway - Rev. Benjaii in, Vefey - Benjamin, carpenter 37 Rutger . - Bctij.min I. merchant 125 Pearl - Plaze, tobacconiii 2 John . - Boyle, grocer 97 Bedlow . - Bush, 21 Batavia lane . - Daniel,broker 163 Pearl, houfe 13 Park " . - George, lawyer Belvidere - Henry, cartman 23 Thomas . - Hnnah, mrntuamakei 92 Anthony . . Henry, cartman Greenwich . Hugh, cartman 4 Jcfteifon - Jacob, mafon 37 Barley . Jacob, grocer 42,Fair - James, merchant 90 Pine & 127 Water - James, mafon Surar loaf - James, carpenter Fhfi .- James, grocer 25 Oiver - ' . Jane, mantuaniakei- 36 Barclay . widow Jane, rear 46 fair - Joanna, Montgomery corner Cherfy - John, gunfmith 14 Chatham . John, cartman 46 Third - John, carpenter 77 Mott r . John, cartman 47 Thomas - , - John W merchant 83 Beekman - John, cooper 77 Mott Sc near Pump - John,teachei 16 Cedar - Jolepb, carpenter Dclbofles - Jofeph,teachc 25 James - widow Judith, 20 Robinfon - L-Jhipmailcr 28 Duane - - Lawrence, carpenter Chutcb NEW--YORK DIRECTORY 267 Moore Lewis, butler 46 B irelay - Mark, grocer 24 Harman - Mi.-fcael, gtocci 38 John - Michael, tanner C .rlears HOOK - Nathaniel F. Uorney 21 NalTau - Nicholas, mafon and bui'der 59 Firft m - Richaid, coope 46 Cnurch - Robert, bookbinder and fiationcr 38 Peark - Samuel, boardinghoufe 9 Gold - Samuel, mafon Church • Sufan, 47 Ann . Thomas, mariner 3 Gib's alley , Thomas H. wheelwright 20 Anthony . T. W. agent for Britilh packets 69 Cedar . William, M. D. 21 Nafiau . Willi-m, cooper 41 Chamber . W cartman N. Moore . William, carpenter 44 Heller • W'm carver and gilder 106 Mai-Jen lane, h. 53 . 8c Storey, mei chants 90 Pme [Chamber Moorcs William, 121 Chatham Moran Edward, merchant tailor 24 William . John, grocer Charlottecornel'Lombard Moiange James, upholder 54 Maiden lane Peter, merchant 74 Chamber Morancy Alexander, 7 I heatre ally More James, grocer 66 Greenwich Morchoufe Abraham, tailor 11 EfTex . Andrew, fhipmafter 121 Bedlow . Aaron, fiioem.ke-r 84 Harman . John, fhoemaker 11 Heller . Matthias, joiner 113 Lombard . R. Murray corner Chapel Moreau ->e n. Victor, 225 Bro?dway Morewood Bdmund, merchant 94 Greenwich Moret Antonie, 1 Old Slip Morfet Ifhmael, laborer 66 Cliff Morgan Daniel, grocer 65 Partition . David, grocer 358 Water, houfe 7 Mott . jun. David, grocer 215 Boweiy . Howell, mafon N. Moore . Henry, grocer 30 Peck-flip 8c 92 James . lfracl, wine maker Walker • Ja-P.-.e;, fhipwright 247 Cherry . JaTes, cartman Mary near Spring . John I. 39 Duane • J->hn, potter I Moigan Jofeph,mafon 57 Antlony . Morgan S fhoemaker 26 Div'fion . . Richard, greet' 30 Peck flip, houfe 6 Mulberry , . William, cartman 61 Anthony . widow Phcbe 102 Reed Morifon John, laborer 93 Cattarine Morifon Peter, merchant 116 Front, h. 44 Whitehall - - - Simon, carpenter Grafd Morning Chronicle, office of 122 Water -Morrell Andrew, malon 40 Frankfort . - - Ja.ob, cabinetmaker B;oome cor. Second - - - Jofeph, grocer 157 Flymarktt - - - Richard, fiiipv. light 55 Catharine Morrill Elifha, attorney 91 fNaffau Morris Abraham, co. per 16 Magazine . - -Andrew, io3 Bread, h. Bowery - - Ann, 14 Reed " - - Bc'tfy, waiher 93 First, ano. Barky - - Fanny, taiiorels 3 Orange - - John C. attorney 19 Bioadway - - John, hair-die.Ter Barley near Chapel - -John, tai'or 271 Wiliiam ' - -John P. (hipmaster 95 Bowery . . John, merchant North Moore - - John, nccoi'.ntaiit 57 Gold * - - John, port, rhoufe ic8 Bedlow " - -John, grocer 16 Dey " - .John, cartman 40 Leonard, ano. 16 Leonard * - - Jofeph, grocer 27 NalTau • - . Nicholas, tailor Bowery " - - Nicholas, mariner 25 Oak - - - Patt.ifon, (hipmaster 72 Front - - - R chard, commiffion-rrieroht, 63 William - - -Richard, fhoemaker 57 Water - - - Robct, grocer cor. Church & Chamber - - -jun Robert, merchant a Stone - - - Sylvester, weigher 75 Cedar - - « 1 homas, 3 Hudfon-f'quare - - - William H. jeweller 118 Front & 6 Duane - - - Wiliiam, meichant tailor 115 Cherry - . -William, 18 Charlotte - - » widow of David, grocer 69 John - . -& .okinner, 22 Water corner Broad - - - Wilher, merchants 24 Coenties-flip Morrifon Eliza, 9" Haiman ... Jacob, grocer 19 Henry NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 269 Morrifon James, fhipwright 121 Divifion .... Martin, porter-boufe 43 Cherry - - . - Peter, Whitehall corner Water - - --widow of William, grocer 37 Murray . - -.& Nixon, merchants 88 William - - - . Sc Tfiompfon, dyeis 56 Beaver MoRRIS-TOWN STAGE OFFICE 60 Cortlandt ' Morrow John, cartman .Stanton, ano. combmk. Stanton Morfe Daniel, cartman 85 i\lulberry, anoth. 8 Norfolk Morfs John, 104 Liberry - - - & Brewster dry good store 19" Broadway Morton Alexander, cartman 34 Anthony • . Andrew, phylician 22 Magazine . Col. Jacob 11 Wall, h. Greenwich - James, cai penter 6 1 hird • • Thomas, mei chant 194 Pearl • - Walter, merchant j3 John • - (Wafhington) & S. Price attorns. &confelIors - widow 82 John [52 Wall h. 108 Greenw. Mofes jun. Ifaac, merchant 77 Chatham • - -Sc Sons, Ifaac, merchts. 63 Wall, h. 86 Greenw. MofTc Anthony, print & Iookingglafs feller 1*4 Wm Mott Ananias, fhoemaker 35 Reed - -Benj. flour-merchant 233 Front, fa. 131 Cherry - -Jacob C. morocco-Ieather manuf 39 hiankfort - - Jacob S. meafurer 14 Thames - . Jordan, watchmaker 247 Pearl - -Richbill, tobacco-manufattory 122 Bowery —— Samuel, grocer 20 Liberty —>-- Stephen, carpenter Neutral alley Thomas W. paper-hangings' store 374 Pearl or Wm. fancy-chair painter 51 Broad [22 Oak Wm. L. merchant 37 Peck-flip h. Corlaers- hock Sc Co. William F. di y-good llore 308 Pearl & Morrell,watchmakeis 247 Pearl R.L &I. L. dry-good ftoie 134 Chatham & Son J Water cor. Montgom. & 37 Peck.flip Wm. Sc John, merchants 240, llore 206 Water widow Abigail, 8 Cheaplide . widow Catharine, 184 William Motter R v. John, 44 Fair Moubiy Hugh, tavern 52 James Mouchel) , 3 Jay [Cherry Moulir.ei-C. ladies' hairdiefler 100 CrUharin; St 12a Mount Adam D. b.iker 51 Ferry A a 2 27e LONG-WORTH'S Mount Ann, 25 Garden . George, cai tman Elizibtth near Grand Gilbert S. 14 Oak •--John, mafon 15 Rofe Matthias, painter 49 Oak [¥efey& 212 Water R. tin, &c. f^ore 1 Burling-flip 48 Barclay, 52 Sexton, dry-good (lore 448 Pearl ——- Timothy, fhoemaker 135 Lombard 1 8c Whetmore, grocers New-flip torn. Water ——— widow P- 15 Role Mountjoy John clockmaker 38 Naft.iu, h. 73 Ann Movvatt Alexin er, mercht 200 Water, h. 23 Cherry *— Benjamin, merch. 225 William John, merchant 225 William Jan.-John, merchant 228 Pearl Mutkabee Patrick; diililkr 5 ivloore's-iow A/ucklcvain John, brewer 14 Catharine-iane Muhlenburg P. E. looking g'ais Sec. llort 92 Maiden-1. Jviuir J hn, 31 Refe I.ifiah, merchant 7 Coentles flip, h. 40 Stone William, grocer 90 Broad A/uirhead James, fmith Suffolk near Hefler Robert, baker ;l/ott Mulhei-nn Richard, merchant 12 Peck-flip Mul ally John, laborer rear 8 Hague Mullany James, grocer 24 AujjuiVus Mullany & Crofts, dry good Bore 145 Broadway Mullen James, boot & Ihoemsker 16 Reed Mullener Jam :s, coafler 125 Bedlow A/ulkr R. T. 40 Broad Mulligan James, tobacconiii 73 Chatham -. J W. attorney & counfellor 19 Cedar Michael, carpenter 47 Thomas _ W. C. attor & count Munfon David, hatftr 2 Chatham Ir 1, c rpenter 115 Divifion Mrs. 35 Geoige Reuben, cambaiaker Stanton near Bowery Murden Joleph, grocer 63 Chatham Mrs. teacher 63 Chatham ...Robert,grocer I homas cor. Chape! Murdock Andrew, flupinafler 101 Lombard •— - Mrs. milliner 94 Chatham --- - John B. auctioneer. 1 Burling-flip Murgrtroyd Samuel,merchant 87 Broad Muied John, fhipmafter 3 Chapel Muiphy Edward, laborer!'^ George ... Elizabeth, 7 Aupuflus - - - Ja.nes, grocer Water Corlaer's-hook - - - John, cooper 38 Barclay - - - John, grocer 11 Magazine - - - John, cartman Crol's - - - Owen, 5 1 Pearl - - - . Wiliiam. carpenter 57 Second - - - - William, bather 5 ', ujul'tus - - . -William, grocer54 Front Murray Alexander, 1101-054 Chatham Hugh R grocer 78 James James, grocer 22 Front & Broad - - - Jarne-,, mafon 23 Reed —----- John, fhipmailct 40 Barclay - - - John B. merchant 73 Stone - - -jun. John, brcwe-i 337 Pearl - « - Mary, dry gcod [lore 58 Barclay - - -Roteit, 131 Water - - - Robert, giid.o 49 Chapel - - fSarafa, 123 Mott - - - Thomas, carpenter 15 Catharine-lane - - - Thomas, laborer Elizabeth . - . W. 30 William - - -widow ct J hn, tailor 51 Third . - widow, 19 Barclay - - -St Bryce, fadeflers 135 Water - . -fit Sons John, merchant; 269 Pearl - - - & Wheaton, merchant! 68 South Murray's brewery, 13 Oliver .. ,-<_ Chatham MUSEUM ;Sava;4c's; Greenwich corr.er lJey -. (weekly) office of, 3 Peck-flip Mufgrove T» niorccco-niaiiuti'.fturei 20 Jacob Mutton John, porte r-liGUte 11 George. Mully Bartholomew, fhoemaker Harman cor. JciTtrfon 272 LONGWORTH'S MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY, office 23 Pine Muzzy Benjamin, 75 Mott Myer Lawrence, measurer 52 New, house 52 Lumber Myers Ann, boardinghouse 48 Partition • - Andrew, grocer 18 Thomas • - Catharine, 152 Hester • - Cornelius, cartman Beach • - Cornelius C. cartman & grocer 33 Barley • - Frederic, laborer 69 Division • - George, mariner IT Essex . -Henry, grocer 91 James • - Henry, grocer 56 Barley' • - Henry, cartman 140 Chapel - - - - Isaac, Church - - -James I. merchant Bowery - - John, Rivington corner Second • - - John, 41 Reed - - - Justice, shoemaker 8 Orange - - - L. coalyard 54 New - - - Lewis, tailor 76 Fair - - - Martin, cartman Rivington near Third - - - Mary, grocer 84 Liberty • - - Mordecai, auctioneer 150 Pearl - - - Nicholas, shipmaster 129 Harman - - . Peggy, 41 Barley - - . Peter, tailor 437 Pearl - - - Rebecca, Mary - - - Sfephen, tailor 2 Chamber • - . Simon, merchant 40 Cherry - - . Thomas, cartman 12 Barley - - - widow Lydia, grocer 43 Church - - - Sc Judah, auction, tontine coffee—h. & 150 PrL Mygatt Mathew, porterhouse 244 William N Nack Matthias, inspector of lumber Washington- Nald Catharine, 31 Partition Nappey Adriance, hairdresser 299 Broadway Nash Daniel, marshal 43 Bancker - - M. select seminary & grocer 7 PecK-slip- - - George, shipmaster 62 Ghapel - - Samuel, mariner 17 Batavia-Iane - - widow Bridget, 20 First Nathan Simon, auctioneer 163 Pearl . . widow of Jofeph, 34 Whitehall . . & Co. falefmen 208 Greenwich Natt Maty, 104 Lombard NAVAL OPMCE, at the Government-houfs NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 273 Navarro Ifraef, pilot 20 Auguilus . widow, fruiter Robinfon corner Greenwich Nay Ion Charles, 186 William Nay lor Peter, bricklayer 2 2 U. Reed Neal John, fhoemaker rear 41 Reed . . Cornelius, grocer and rigger 25 E. George . • Jofeph, fhoemakei 16 Bowery .- . widow Margnrer, 69 Catharine Nealis Wm. grocei 6 Charlot'e Neaves Samuel, mariner 62 Bedlow Needham Thomas, rigg& 17 Lombaid Neii Henry, caipenter 47 Noito.k . John, mat iner Hciter corner Suffolk . Rebecca, baker 41 Reed Neilfon James, cartman 452 Greenwich • . James, cartman 30 Chapel . . John, M.D. 148 Greenwich . . Samuel, mufical inflrument maker 19 Barclay . . Samuel, fhipmafler 80 Bedlow . . Wm. caitman & grocer 85 Lombard . . jun. Wm. 46 Water . . & Co. Wm. merchants 46 Water . . & Son, merchants 46 Water Nelfon Patrick, laborer 159 Divifion . . Robert, 64 Heed . . Wm- butcher 147 Divifion Neptune Amos, laborer 97 Firft Nesbit J. windlbr chairmaker 73 Chat, [hop 455 Pearl. . . John, carpenter 70 Chapel . . John, fbap and car.dlemaker 98 Beekman . . fen. Samuel, phyfician 175, h. 60 Cherry . . , mafon 15 James Neliell Adam, cartman 67 Second . . . Chriflian, grocer 369 Pearl Nevin John, 125 Mott . Thomas, 3 Hague . widow, 31 Henry Neunhoeflir C'hrifiopher furrier 23 Thames Nevius Martin & Peter, grccers 9 South, h. 16 Stone . . . Martin grocer, Divifion corner Fourth Newberry #ohn, caitman 7 Jefferibn NewboU George, merchant 282 Pearl Newby R. S 70 Pine . . . Exum blockmaker 26 Fletcher, h 2.63 Pearl NEW CITY HOTEL 123 Broadway Newell Adam, mariner Theat'c alley . . . James, fhipmafter 303 Pearl Newland Alex, grocei 105 Maiden-lane 274 LONGWORTH'S Newman John, laborer i Jcfferfon- . » . Samuel, fhipmafler 34 Stone . • . Thomas, 76 Murray Newport Henry, accountant 35 Warren Newfham Richard, Budd Newibn Samuel, fhipmafter 26 Lumber • . . Sarah, boardinghoufe j Burling-fl'p • - » Thomas, grocer 1 c E. George Newton Charles, mariner 83 Harman . . . James, grocer 11 Bedlow . . . Jofeph, carpenter 1 o Jay ... Wm. 19 Provoft . • . widow, 14 Harman NEW-YORK GARDEN, 333 Broadway, oppofite Park NEW-YORK INSURANCE OFFICE 34'Wall NEW-YORK SUGAR REFINING COMPANY, cor. Church Nexlen Catharine, 279 Broadway [& Leonard • . . Elias, 12 Liberty • . . Walter, 71 Roolevelt • . . jun. Wm. auctioneer 395 Pearl . . • Carter & Co. fhipchandlers 174 Front Nirfierfon Ebenezer, coachfmith 69 Cnurch Nicholl James, cooper 41 Chamber Nichols Abigail, te.cher 9 Dutch George, infpe&or of Hour Grand cor. Orchard - Henry, lniith 65 Pump James, fmith 69 Harman ./ohn, gardener Firll John, mafon 44 Reed John, carver & gilder 99 Chnrch John, rigger 2 Birmingham —— Nancy, boardinghoufe 15 Oliver P. mantiiamaker 73 Naliau Samuel, fhoemaker 22 U. Reed S. tin-plater 293 Pearl & 40 Beekman ——— Walter, 315 Wafhington » Wm. fmith Grand ——— Wm. fhipmaOer Stanton Wm, (hipwright 20 Charlotte ——— Zophar, milkman 2 mile (lone, Bowery widow Mary, 99 Church & Raymond, hatters 318 Pearl Nicholfon widow. 49 Vefey Nicolf Alexander, fmith 24 Lumber A. china & glafs-flore 179, houfe 177 Water Ejwa d, 28 Greenwich Nieblock John, cartman 108 Mott NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 275 Niles Wallis, mufician 43 Lombard Nimnio Alexander, fhoemaker 12 Cortlandt Nisbet Archibald, grocer 54 Barley Nitchie John, 38 Broad ; another 70 Chamber jun. John, attorney 38 Broad Niiren George, giocer 239 Cherry - - John, carpenter 28 Lumber Nixon Richard, 18 Cliff - - - Thomas, merchant 135 Water Noble Archibald, mafon 54 Chatham - - Fiancis, mafon 159 Divifion - - George A. carpenter Staple . -. George, cartman 16 Sixth - - John, wine,fpirit and beer merchant 63 Stone Noe Elias, carpenter 177 H-rman John flioemaker 34 Elizabeth —- Leinountis, 18 Broad —— Mary, 44 Church Michael, boatbuilder Third near Divifion Samuel, 59 Lombard Noel Thoneas, 61 Barley Noland John, flioemaker Grand near First Noon Adam, mafon 24 Charlotte Norman Ann, Filizabeth Nonas Coffin, morocco dreffer 26 Frankfort - - - Fidward, cartman Cosby - - - James, flioemaker 193 William - - . Michael, malon upper end Chapel - - - Robert, fVipnsaster m Harman - - - Thomas, boardinghoufe rear 306 Water . . . Thomas, brafsfounder Grand near Second , . . Wm. coffee houfe flip ; . . Wm. boardinghoufe 143 Fiont . . . Wm. fhoemaker 34 Bancker Norroway Anthony, 233 Bowery Norfworthy S muel, merchant 462 Pearl North Benj. carpenter & lumber infpettor 39 Harmat) . . Daniel, cartman Rivington Northam Mathew, Stanton near Bowery Norton llabella, 15 Fair . . . J. L. 2 Grand ... J .cob, caitman Fourth corner Delancey . . . Mary B. 49 Murray Norwood Andrew,customhoufe-meafurer 58 Beaver . . . Andrew S 132 William - - - Hunter U pilot 16 Cliff » - - Richard, 54 Gold - - - vridow, f>3 Chatham 276 LON«WORTH'S Nott Abraham, carpenter Fourth —— James, mariner 27 L moard Nathaniel, carpenter Deiancey Noty George, fawyer 117 Harman Noud George, grocer 39 Lombard Notirfl John, quid manufacturer 42 Bedlow Noycs Nathaniel,{hipmaster 13 Mulberry Nugan James, cartman Orange Nugent John, m rfon 12 C ithararine Richaid, groser 42 Charlotte Nunes & Gomez, money-broker 7.4 Maiden-lane Nurfe Thomas, rigger 93 Harman Nutman Sc Scaills, hatter- i<6 Front Oakden Jofeph, pilot JI Gold Oakcs Sufanna, 22 Reed Oahey (D.) & Hemj Watkins, merchants 51 Wm. Oakley Benjamin, caitman 52 Chamber Benjamin, fhoeniakei 09 Hester Jeffe, carpenter Grand near Second John V fhoemaker 81 H-.'ster John, cartman 21 Divifion John H millinery store 394 Pearl .- Morris, constable 84 Ha. man Nathaniel, grocer 2 Ferry -. Samuel, tavern 52 Bowery ——-.Thomas, laborer 19 Chailotte & Co. Daniel, merchants 231 Pearl St Randolph James, merchant tailors 47 Wall Obert Peter, fhoemaker 62 Partition O'Blenis Betnaid,clerk of police 11 Anthony O'filenis John, mafon Provost O'Bley ,laborer 66 Chape! O'Biian Arthur, grocei 96 Catharine Daniel, fhoemaker 44 Barclay John, rigger 13 E. George Johi, cooper 48 Chatham Patrick, grocer 189 Water Rev. Whliam, 57 Warren O'Brien Rev. Mathew, D D 49 Elm Ockford Thomas, joiner59 Divifion O'Connor wido* of Hugh, 156 Pearl ._— • J hn, fh':pina:ter 53 Divifion Michael, tailor 53 Divifion Patrick, mafon 55 Roofevelt Odell David, carpenter 275 Bowery . .... Francis, mrlbn 79 Church NEW-TOHR DlRECTORT. 277? Odell Frederick, carpenter 56 Rutger . ifaac, carpenter 7d Bowery . James, fhoemaker Broome . John, carpenter 56 Bowery . Reuben, chairmaker 49 Barley . Tompkins, carpenter Mulberry O'Dick Thomas, ma.iner 20 Henry 0'Donald Hugh, grocer 92 Anthony . . . . Mary, 14 E. George O'Draner Andrew, laborer 12 Magazine Ogden Abraham, merchant 53 Dey • * Andrew, merchant upper end Broadway . . Benjamin, Rivington near B»\ycry . . Benjamin, furgeon-barber 72 Chatham . . D. A. counsellor 12 Garden, h. 33 Broad . . David B. counsellor 23, hi 10 Pine . . Gouverneur, attorney Sc counsellor 54 Wall . . Isaac G' merchant 78 Peatl . . John, cartman Walker , . Joseph, tailor 11 Cedar . . Rufus, carpenter Second near Grand . . Stephen, cartman 80 Chapel . . Tho. L. counsellor 12 Garden, h. 13 Robinson . . & Co. Albert, merchants 66 Fair . . & Brothers, Andrew, merchants 24 Cliff . . &Co. Jonathan, merchants 2 & 4 Dey . . & Harrison, merchants 192 Pearl Ogilvie Alexander, grocer 98 Front John, 59 Catharine P. attorn. & couns. 69 Liberty & Curiam h. y Thomas, shipmaster 5 U. Chamber —— Thomas, measurer of lumber 304 Greenwich — William, attorney & counsellor 69 Liberty Ogle widow of John, 32 E. George Ogsbury Alexander, 19 Murray A. & F. plated 8c hardware store 77 William O'Hara Hugh, baker 32 Bedlow Okie Martin, 105 B'owery Olaff John, cardmaker near Siate-prison Okill John, merchant 86* Water [Orchard Oliver John, carpenter First near Delancey", another John S. shipmaster 58 -John John W. fruiter 76 Broarlway Richard N. 217 William Thomas, 7 Tryon-row William, carpenter 362 Greenwich —— widow, 69 Warren, another 57 Fourth Bb 278 I.ONGWORTTH'S Olmsteacl James, bookbinder 7f Stone • Silas, grocer 81 Henry Omboly Martin, gardener First Omye Thomas, 44 George - Onderdonk Andrew, cartman 50 Orchard Onderdonk John, physician 33 Fair O'Neal Henry, grocer 58 Front O'Neil Charles, tailor 64 Cedar Hugh, grocer 39 Henry John, grapler 111 Lombard John, grucer 30 Mulberry - Thomas, weigher 141 Water Thomas, grocer 34 Church Oney Peleg, carpenter Mulberry near Spri»g Oothout widow of John, 32 Cortlandt Oram James, bookseller 114 Water. Oraissby James, laborer 10 Bedlow. Ore George, carpenter Third near Hester O'Reilly John, carpenter 87 Front O'Sullivan Dennis, hairdresser 106 Broad Orr Alexander, mariner 93 Division Henry, laborer Orange - Hugh, carpenter, 13 Roosevelt - James L umbrella-maker 146 Pearl Mathew, 21 Batavia-lane Samuel, sweep Division corner Charlotte Thomas, mason 9 Barley William, postman 41 Barclay William, mason rear 23 Roosevelt Orser John, carpenter 79 Reed Ortley Henry, tanner 108 Gold Osborn Abner, grocer 63 Whitehall Barnabas, grocer 75 Mott . . -— Catharine, 71 Harman , Charles, merchant 7 Beckman-slip _— Charles, rigger 53 Bedlow . - Henry, shoemaker 354 Water Joel, cabinetmaker 5 Thomas John, shoemaker 95 Harman /ohn, cartman, Provost John C physician, 109 Greenwich — Jonathan,shipwright 8 Bedlow __— Joseph, circulating-library & book-sto. 13 Park . William, smith 63 Front . widow, 153 Division . widow Bella, 5 Anthony •Qsbourn & Chapman,Jailors 215 Greenwich NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 27* Qiburn Ithamar, shoe-ware house 105 Cherry Lewis, cartman First Phoebe, nurse 167 Harman Osgood Sam. naval-officer government h. h. 9 Cherry Ostrander Charles, shipwright 48 Charlotte Daniel, 12 Birmingham , . . . . Ezek. physician i33 Cherry & 25 Catharine . . . . Gideon, grocer 60 Division . . . . Humphrey, mariner 60 Division .... & Creed, druggists 133 Cherry Otis Joseph, merchant 90 Wall, h. 13 Nassau Otterson Andrew, tailor 65 Fair Overton Thomas, Hudson corner Buck! Ovington William, accountant 412 Greenwich Ovutt Smith, dry-good store 136 Chatham Owens Barney, stivedore 56 Bedlow . . Benjamin, cartman 5 or 5 I Division . . Humphrey, laborer 145-Division . . John, shoemaker S8 Harman . .John, mariner 123 Division . . William, rigger 145 Harmau Ozier Francis, mariner 46 E. George P Packwood Jacob, shipmaster 122 Liberty PaffJohn & M. music store 2 City-hotel, h. 1 Cortlandt. -W Page Benjamin, merchant 162 Pearl . Joseph, ladies'shoemaker 394 Greenwich . U. china store 82 Bowery . sen. Samuel L. inspector beef & pork Greenw. . . jun. S. L. auctioneer Greenwich near N. market PaineEphraim, gro. 75 South, h. 35 Water . . . John, wood-inspector 66 Partition [Chamber Painier C. P. & I. grocers 246 Greenwich & 71 Painter George, carpenter Church near Walker Pallimer Benjamin, rear 13 Mulberry Pallifler Thomas, cabinet-maker 71 Chatham Eliza, milliner 71 Chatham Palmer Aaron, grocer Rivinnton corner Third Aaron H. teacher Sc tranflator 270 Pearl Ad'el, cartman 51 E. Rutger — C. carpenter 9 Bed low Hannah, boaiding-houfc 95 James Henry, carpenter Bowery H'rael, flioemaker 23 Lombard James, grocer 15 Suffolk — jun. James, merchant 66 Cedar 280 LONGWORTflk Palmer & Co. James & John, merchants 77 Broad John, 164 Hefler John, Grand corner Third - Lancafler, grocer Bowery corner Prince Mary, ej Reed . Nathtriel, carpenter Sixth near Gianil Saxtow, mariner 85 Roofevelt Sebastian, 119 Chatham Silas fhipwright 53 Charlotte Stephen, failmaker 8 Birmingham Stephen, flioemaker 249 Bowery Thomas, laborer Elizabeth . W. painter & japioner 3 NafTau & 7 Wall - Wm. carpenter Bowery oppofite 2 mile-stone - Reuben, rigger 27 Charlotte & Hamilton, 77 Broad & Hipgins, dry-good-store, 152 Chatham Palmes Mrs. boarding-houfe 24 Coitlandt Pancoast widow Mary, 78 Catherine Pangburn Ifaac, caitman 79 Second Panton Francis, merchant 42 Front Panton Mrs. Jane, 22 Dey Panton & Bradford's store 42 Front Paret &Levi, falefmen 214 Greenwich & 74 Barclay Paris John, 12 Broad Parife Augustus tinman 253 Bioadway Park Berjamin, 67 Bowery - - Hannah, teacher Second . - Jofeph, fhipmaster 67 Bowery - - Mary, teacher 123 Bowery . - Peter 3 Second Parker Adam, fhoemaker 5 Catherine - - Benjamin, mariner 75 Lombard . . Daniel, Ihomas . • -Eleanor, waftier 19 Jameg . . Ifaac, (hipwright, 98 Lombard \ - Mifs, mantuamakei 44 William . . James, dry-good-store 306 Water . - James, laborer Walnut - - John E. fhoemaker 21 Dutch . - jun. J. shoemaker < Murray, b. 440 Greenwich . - Joshua, tailor John, houfe Leonard - - Jofiah, painter rear 1 g Rofe . • Lydia, raatituamaker 3 jo Boadway . - Margaret, milliner 152 William . . Mary, 18 Divifion - - Michael, carpenter rear 28 Oak >?EW-Y01tK DIRECTORY." 281 Parker widow Patty 15 Rofe - - Robert, cartman 3-1 Norfolk - - Thomas, tailor 68 James - . William, painter St glazier 36 Cherry . . & Gantz, shipwright Dunlap & Giants wharf Parkers Shivers, brush faftory 48 Magazine Parkhurat Jabez, dentist 39 John J. PARKHURST, DENTIST, 39 JOHN-STREET, CORNER OF DUTCH, CONTINUES to perforin every operation on the teeth and gums with ease and safety. He affixes in a' permanent manner, Artificial teeth- He removes with care, fixed tartar; cleans fibs and polishes the teeth without the least possible injury to the enamel. He is confident he stands unrivalled in extracting teeth, and asserts, without hesitation, that the peculiar facility, safety and ease, with which he draws teeth, particularly those broken or decayed, and stumps, in their most dangerous state without injuring, and, in many cases witbout even touching the gums, will se cure him the esteem of alt who are so unfortunate as to need his assistance, LADIES, particularly, whose delicacy of constitution will not admit of the common method of extracting broken teeth, and roots of teeth, will find much relief from his peculiar mode of operation *. * Antiseptic Vegetable American Tooth Powder, warranted efficacious and harmless, for sale at the above place Parkburfl John, carpenter 47 Reed & Co N. merchants 83 South, h. 39 John Parkinfon Rev William, 181 William Jolm, 5 Whitehall & 30 Coenties-flip Samuel, feivantg Barley Parks Junes, grocer 157 Greenwich John, merchant 28 Pine Thomas, Bricklayer 1 Badev Pymele R nail-ttia.rufadt.ory 9 Bridge Parrisien Philip, minature po-.i.ter 258 William Parrot Abraham, mafon 48 Church Bb2 282 LONGWORTH'S Parrot William, painter 323 Pearl Pariuite Job,;, fh-.e-ftore, 287 Pearl Paifclls John, fhipwright h. George corner Lombard John, fhipwright Third neai Hefler John, Mariner 13 Ch'rlotte kemington, grocc 12 Harman widow Sarah, 196 William Stephen, fa.iirnakc. 23 Cheapfide —' Sutanna, 58 Mctt I boron's, llnpwright 14 Fiflier T. coach & chair-mak. 145, h. 330 Broadway widow K'.ear.or, 9 Bedlow widow, Grand Parfons James, merchant 257 Pearl - Samuel, tai'oi 10 Third - Thomas, fhipmafler 156 William - William, merchant 237 Greenwich P-'fcclis do&or Felix, 47 Naffau PalTman Abraham, malon Leonard - F.ancis, Church Parh Ira. phyfician 399 Pearl Patent Blockm.nuhSXoty 26 Fletcher Patei ion James B. (addle 11; Water P [1 rfoi J.nies, cartman 93 B oad Pa ton James, fmith Henry and 56 Oliver —— Robert,grocer Bui.ker comer Oliver Patrick John, merchant 11 Pcail, flore 38 South Patten Edward, butcher Prince cor. Eliz.-beth - - James, io.ip & cadle manufactory 21 Warrea - - Jol n, fiirit'i 339 Water and 18 Oliver - - John, culhr 20 Firfl - - Johnfon, mafon 24 Beekman - - Mrs. P milliner 44 William - - Sarah, tailorefs 49 Reed Patterlbn Junes, merchant 96 Warren James, fhipmafter 75 Fair - John, W attorney 122 Pearl - • (Morris) & Jacoo Coutant giocers 7 South Ricfmrd, caulker 84 Bedlow Samuel, carpenter Second coiner Broome Thomas, cartman ro Sixth Walter, attorney & notary 48 Wall William, 69 Munay W'diam, earpentci 62 Fourth William, laborer 37 Bedlow • William, flioemakei 247 Cherry William, weaver Giand near Sixth & Co. Kobeit L. nerchams 48 Wall NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 28S Pattefon Arthur, grocer 30 Moore Paul Ifaac, cartman. Vestry Paulding James K 287 Greenwich - John, catman Broadway near upper Furnace - Peter, marfhail 39 Bayaid - jun. William, atto'ney 312 Greenwich - John V. grocer 426 Broadway . & Irving, wine-merchants 162 Front Paulin Francis, tobaccor-ifl 36 Reed Pawl Thomas, taiioi 37 D vilion Paxton James, llcne-cutter 372 Greenwich . - Mrs. boarding-houle 86 Water . Samuel, auctioneer I42 Front Payne James W infpector of cufloms 104 Gold . . John, ca penter Greenwich-market . - Thou..as 8c Joi.as, cahinetmakers 195 Water . . carpenter 68 Chapel Peach Andrew, 32 upper Barley Penock Alexander, 71 Boweiy Edward, fhipmader 57 First - Henry, hairdreffer 124 Chen y Pealzgrafs P. grocer Greenwich comer C.iriflopher Pea ce Elizabeth, grocer Hudfon corner Anthony - . John, O ols . . John, butcher 69 Bowery . - Robeit, lhip*right upper end Cherry . . William, taylor 64 Divifion Pear' D.ivid, boarding hculc 240 Gheiry Pears Henry, c rpenter 38 Walker Pcarfa.l Ann, 28 Heed - John, flop fbop 169 Cherry - Richard, baker Corlcars hook . T. mercht 51 Bd- way, card factory 131 Cherry . Thomas C mcicliant 43 Wall - Widiam, meafurer 22 Oliver - & Campbell, merchants 101 John . & Collins Robert, merchants 268 Pearl Pcarfee Jonathan, 18 Ann - jun Jonathan attorney & notary 18 Ann Pearfey Ifaac, cartman 38 Firft Pcarfelock David, failmaker 15 Elizabeth Peiifon Catharine, 130 Bowery Peaton Samuel, manner 10 Norfolk Peck Aaron, hatter 69 Cl ff Hairy, fhipwrighi 12 Birmingham llaac cor-rbniaker 58 Divifion William, ftoerRaker 22 Sixth Walter d.y good ([tore 142 Chatham 284- tONGWemTH's- Peck widow Sally, boarding houfe 161 Pearl Pecker William,pottei 36 Barclay Peckvrell Francis, 44 Reofevelt . - - Henry W-printer 158 William Pcctell widow Catharine, 35 Chorlotte Pedley Thos. hairdi effer and perfumer 406 Greenwich Peek Heiler. dry good itore 428 Pearl W. floui merchant 32 Peck flip, h, 4J6 Pearl Pelifhe- Mis milliner 166 William Pell Abijah, fni'th 10, huiile 46 Chamber — & Co Alfred S. merchants 284 Pearl, h. j-B. Way — Ann, 46 Chamber — C coppeilmitb Sf alderman 183 Water, h. Bowery —- Jabrrfh, cooperfri ith & city-leaier 183 Water — John, butcher 69 Bowery — jup Jofhua, attorney 3 Roofevelt — Jolhua, < Chatham i'quare — May, Barley — Wm. F auctioneer 131 Water, h. 284 Pearl — Benjamin, 258 Greenwich Pedam Jofeph 32Firil Pelletreau Ann 56 John . . . Elias, hairdreffer 344;. Water Pelor George, fhipmai-er 50 Rutger Pelton Phineas cartman 54 Hilt - William, flioemaker 51 Third Penbrook Thomas oylterman 108 Hcnry Pendleton Aden, fhipmar-ter 82 James ... Nathaniel, counlelior 17 Wall Peufield Daniel,26 Wall, h 4 State Pcnnell Hayes, wheeiwrighr 128 Bowery Penny J cartman and cures mi.i d ig bite Suffolk . Jonath-n, barber 112 B.oad . Margaret, wafher 46 Harman . Sarah, nnr.tuamake. IJ Hector . Samuel, 48 Cherry . Thomas D hairdreffer 136 Flymarket Penoyer & Colden, drygood iio.e Chatham Penter Martin, fhoemake. 4 U. Barley Pentz Adam, ccoper 92 Front, h 46 Roofevelt . - Fiederic, fhoenv kei 241 Old flip Pepin Augutlus 12 Murray Jofeph, 7 Diane Periani Diana, 90 Liberty Perin John, butcher 12 Drrifion Robert, grccci 48 Lumber Pcrine David, grocer 4 Coetities-flip, b. 27 Whitehall UEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 285 Perine James, tailor 121 Harman —— widow S. 224 William Terkins Benjamin D. ftationer 339 Pearl . John, fhoemaker no Mulberry . Walter, carpenter 61 Anthony Perpinia Mrs. 41 Chatham Perrigo William, milkman 58 Reed Perrine William, grocer 14 Coenties-flif Perrier C. haird.-efler 29 Church Perrot James, carpenter 57 Gold . John, grocer 75 Fair Perry James, cartman 30 EffcX . . Myers, 3J7 Greenwich . . Olivier, mariner 80 Henry . . Robert, bookbinder 17 Elizabeth . . Robert, flupmafter 47 Divifion r . Robert, merchant 144 Wafhington . . Timothy, fhip.vright E. Rutger corner Lombard . . William, laborer 5 Moons-row Pen widow, 34 Gold, another 14 Liberty Perfiany Luke, fruiter 61 Divifion & 145 Flymarket Peshine John, shoe warehouse 303 Pearl Pessinger John, butcher 31 Bowery Pesti'ner Manual, tailor 181 Cherry Peters Harry, 201 Pearl —— Henry, tailor 67 Mott, another 54 Ferry John, merchant 36 South, h. 17 Pearl William, shipwright 174 Division & Gedney, china & glass store, 2O4 Pearl —— Valentine & James, merchants 206 Pearl Peterins John, fruit store 346 Water Peterchese Mary, 118 Front Peterson Cornelius, smith 63 Division . Dennis, 96G0PI . Jacob, wheelwright Sc coachmaker 22 Mott . James, 28 Division . John, chairmaker 57 Broad . John, rigger 6 Cheapside . John, carpenter 108 Beekman . Mrs, S21 William • Peter, boatman 83 Norfolk . Robert, laborer 23 Bancker . William, inspector of leather 5 Bowery . , shipmaster 20 Magazine Petit Joseph, tavern corner Murray & Denning's basoa —— Joseph, laborer 45 Reed widow of William boarding house 61 —— 186 LONG-WORTH'S Petit Jane, 36 Cedar - - "., Obadiah, laborer 20 Division , Robert, grocer i53 Flymarket Pettinger Richard, smith 4 Hague Pew, Mary 2 Little Water Prister Alexander F. merchant Washington, h. 1 Cir- PJieian D. Sc John, 72 ./ohn [lisle . Patrick skinner 3 Hague Phelps John P. shipmaster 32 Oak Stephen, shoemakers Rector PHILADELPHIASTAGEOFFICJtS.PhcenixCof h. I, 3, 5 & 48 Cortlandt Philip David, brass founder 65 Division Francis, 43 Whitehall John, hairdresser 52 Ann Philipon Morrison, 46 Whitehall Philips Abraham, laborer 8 Norfolk • Frederick 43 Pine - Henry, broker 43 Vandewater . James, laborer 30 Chapel - John, butcher Mary near Broome - John, 123 Cherry - John, carpenter 58 Chapel - John H- blockmaker 46 Mulberry - Joseph, mariner 71 Bedlow r - Robert, grocer 47 Bedlow - Robert, smith ix5 Lombard . . - Robert, tavern 26 E. George . Thomas, druggist 66 Maidenlane . Thomas, blockmaker 53 Harman - William, cartman 4 Harison - William, tailor 207 Water Phillips Antonio, laborer 5 Lombard - Catharine, washer 311 Broadway - George, cartman Orange - N. auction & broker 58 Wall, h 37 Greenw. - Henry, W. Sc L. S. merchants 33 South Sc 3 i Phippenny David, boatman 4 Skinner [Greenwich Philips & Williams, grocers 181 Front Phoenix Daniel, city-treasurer 138 Water - Coffee-house, Wail - Fire Office, 87 Water - Insurance Company, 44 Wall - Philip, tailor 39 Augustus - Thomas, 3 Murray . William, tailor 358 Pearl . & Muir^inerchants;8 Front NEW-YORK BIRECTORT. 287 Phyfe Duncan, cabinetmaker 31 & 35 Partition Phyfe John, grocer 30 Barclay ..» - Pick George, carpenter & builder 20 James Pickard Hart, 17 Rose • John, grocer Hester corner Norfolk Pickett Elbert, teacher 90 Chamber Pickering Robert, tailor i9 Rose Pienoil , shipmaster 9 Roosevelt Pier Margaret, boardinghouse 3 Little Water Pierce Aaron, cartman 44 Reed —— widow Joanna, 417 Pearl - Michael, mariner 50 Beaver —— Theophilus, Broadway corner Jones Wm. grocer 27 Ciiff Win- carpenter 46 E. George widow Elizabeth, 179 Broadway Piercy Samuel, butcher Essex near Division Pierpont Hezekiafi B. merchant house at Brooklyn • Robert, manner 167 Harman Pierre Henry, musician 49 Cedar Pierson Paniel, porterhouse 259 William David, carpenter Hudson Isaac, merchant 45 Pearl James, rigger 32 Charlotte Nicholas, umbrella-maker 102 Peari Silas, gunsmith 34 Anthony —: Thomas, cartman 53 Henry •• • • & Brothers, J. G. iron & cut-nail st. 25 Front ; Piggot George, cordial distiller 10 James [h. 45 Pearl ——— Robert, teacher 9 Citharine-lane Pike Benjamin, optician 147 Pearl Pillets Paul, druggist 10 F'rankfort Pilson Henry, rigger 4 Bedlow Pine Robert, flour-merchant 26 Dtlane Pinks George, mason Broome Pingree M. grocer republican hot.Walnut cor. Grand Pinkham Bethuel, shipmaster 40 Oak Pinkney Briggs, cartman 149 Harman • — David, cartman First Elijah, grocer Steven's-wharf, h. 38 Oak Hannah, 30 Essex Jonathan, grocer Bowery-lane Stephen, drygood store 131 Cherrv . Thomas, measurer 49 Rut»er Wm. cartman 2 mile stone, Bowery & Co. I. dry good-store 112 Chatham Piutard John, city-inspector 83 U. Reed 2:88 LON6W0RTHS Pinto Rachel, 30 Mill — widow, boardinghouse 300 Greenwich Piper Catharine, 50 James —— Christian, potter i77 Harman Frederick, carpenter 38 Third Pirrie Wm. slater 25 U. Reed Piron D. segarmaker 38 Elizabeth Pirsson Wm. teacher 14 Doyer Pistow widow, 38 Harman Pitcaithly Robert, mason 68 Harman Pitcher Jonathan, 18 Warren — Wm. grocer 26 Front Pitt John, Venetian blind manufactory 297 Broadway Pittman George W. 67 or 61 Mulberry ——— Isaiah, ropemaker upper end Third — Samuel, shipmaster 1 Pelham Place Elisha, cartman Rivington near Third —— Jacob, shipwright Henry John, oysterhouse78 Wail • Percival, shoemaker 11 Henry — Smith, porterhouse Cherry near George — Thomas, butcher Division & Essex —— jun. Thomas, butcher 8 Essex Plad John, 48 Lumber Plain Bartholomew, picture-maker 3J Divisiolb Plaintain John, 16 Jay Piatt Ebenezer, 31 Oliver Ellis, 57 Bowery Gilbert, carpenter 121 Bedlow. — Isaac, 2 Catharine John, mason 1 Barley —— Eewis, 70 James —^- Mary, 71 Roosevelt — Richard, butchei Grand Richard, wine merchant 54 Wall Richard, shipwright 29 Charlotte . Stephen, cartman 46 Orchard —— Thomas, printer 58 Division PLAYING CARD MANUFACTORY, 7) Murray PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS, of every price and quality, MANUFACTURED AND SOLD, NO. 71, MURRAY-STREET. NF.W-YOItK DIRECTORY- 389 Please Wm. carpenter 20 Thomas Plee Thomas, mariner 40 Harman Plcsslin P.'ter, cabinetmaker rear 15 Roosevelt Plimpton Job, teacher 12 Beekman P.uin Isaac, sign painter 77 Pearl Pluymert Win M merchant 161 Front Poilon Francis, segarmaker 36 Reed Poillon James, 87 Bowery John, chocolate; maker 116 Bowery J ihii, cabinetmaker 271 Pearl —— P. grocer 151 Fly-market, h 91 John Poinier Isaac, carpenter Budd Polhemus Abraham, tanner 7, house 3 Jacob . — Cornelius, cartman 47 Hester Eleanor, 93 Warren Francis, 7, h. 3 Jacob, anoth. 85 Division John, grocer & chairmaker 13 Lombard — John, Laight —— Tbeodorus, cartman Laight Police-Office. City-hall Pollet Martial, 21 Murray Pjllock widow of C trlisle, 54 Greenwich ——•• Susan, nurse 8 Magazine — Wm. painter 123 Division Pols J ihn B. trader 40 Chapel Ponsford James, tallow chandler 191L Bowery Pontier Samuel, laborer 19 Second Pool Isaac, painter 84 Liberty — J ihn, baker 82 Chapel — John, trunkmaker 14 Cliff Poole Jos. accountant 5 Church, & Hudson c. Hetty fooler widow Nancy, 10 Jacob Pooiy Samuel, joiner 27 Cliff Poor Win. grocer Mulberry Corner S.cood Pope H 57 Hester — J ihn, porterhouse 273 Water [412 Greenwich" — 1'. architect & landscape gardener 30 Wall ; h. Popham Wm. attorney counsellor & notary 27 William Porri & Co. Rinaldi, print, &c store 112 Broadway Porrier Binne, 25C William Porter Moses, groc. 40 Bedlow ; & cartman 73 Bedlow Nathaniel, mariner 34 Oak Porton Nicholas, shipwright 32 Second Posey H Tctiles cook 237 William •*- Post Ann, tailor 50 Chapel — Anthony, 108 Liberty Cornelius, mason 40 Anthony C c 390 LOXG WORTH'S Post Gilbert, laborer Division corner Orchard — Henry, 330 Pearl — James, cartman Desbrosses — Joel, 37 Pine — Joel & Jotham, druggists 41 William — John, 73 Broad — John, carpenter 8 Thomas; llourst 66 Partition — John I. upholster 237 Water *— Jotham, at the Hospital — jun. Jotham, MD.2I Cherry — Lawrence, cartman 14 Bianiion — Mrs. 54 Barclay — Peter, cartman Desbrosses — Richard, cartman Sixth near Grand — Thomas, lumber-yard 58 Catharine — Wm. butcher 54 Mulberry — Wm. cartman Staple — Wright, surgeon 54 Broadway — Wm. & G. paint store 160 Water — & Russell, merchants 69 South POST-OFFICE, corner Garden & William Postley Charles, cooper 89 Fair Pothier Simon, french teacher 188 William Potter Paules A. carpenter 93 Reed Potts Abraham, grainer430 Greenwich Ezra, shoemaker 67 Lombard Pounds Robert P. tailor 404 Greenwich Powel George, carpenter 53 Catharine Powell FVancis,• mariner 52 Chamber George, rigger 131 Greenwich John, carpenter 33 Mulberry Jonah, merchant 136 Flymarket, h. 171 Water Rowland, cartman 43 Second Stephen, cartman Sixth • Thomas, chairmaker 74 John —— Win. gardener Second Wm. caitman Corlacrs-hook Powers Francis, shoemaker 175 Division —— George, currier 11, house 7 Jacob Lawrence, auctioneer 5 Burling-slip • Powlis Abraham, cartman 56 Reed —— Cornelius, cartman Vestry Hemy, carpenter 97 Reed Martin and Jacob, cartmen 56 Reed widow of Paules, 97 Reed Powly John, tailor 50 Augustus Pra'l Abraham, merchant 176 Water JJEW-Y0RK. DIRECTORY. 3V * Prall Ichabod, merchant 213 Pearl. Pratt John, shipmaster 10 Birmingham Noah, merchant 236 Bowery Praui Isaac, shipwright New-market, h. 76 Catharine. Pray captain John,39 Stone Preble Henry, rigger 1 Charlotte Prendergest Richard C shipmaster 15) Gherry Prentiss Elizabeth, seamstress 63 Pump Preston George, carpenter 352 Greenwich Price-Current, office of, 102 Water Price Benjamin, bricklayer 108 Lombard David, painter 123 Division • Edward, cartman 49 Rutger Euphemia, nurse 49 Rutger jun. George, hatter i9 Maiden-lane Hugh, caitman 93 Anthony John, shoemaker rear 12 Mulberry Joseph, cutler, gunsmith, &c. 6 Peck-slip Lemuel, shoemaker 7 I Harman Mary, milliner 44 Elizabeth • Michael, 3 2 North Moore * Nathaniel, mason 150 Church Nicholas, grocer 2.3 Charlotte Stephen, attorney 52 Wall Thomas, carpenter Walker Timothy, grocer 18 Orchard Priest Henry, young ladies' academy 19 Dev Prigmore Margaret, Chapel corner Thomas' Prime Nath. stock & commission broker 42 Wail Primrose John, grocer 3.5 Rose Win. cabinetmaker 35 Rose Prince Benj physician Sf drug. 97 Bedlow&Charlotte Christopher, measurer Barclay corner Chapel Samuel, merchant 127 & 130 William Pringle Mary, teach, needle work, &c. 20 U. Barley — , accountant N. Y. Bank Prink Peler, tea waterman 15 Essex Prior John, shipmaster 46 Vesey —— Sarah, boardinghouse 53 Cliff . Thomas, shipmaster 69 Fair Pritchard Abraham, mariner 37 Lombard Henry, 24 Beaver Thomas, fruiter rear 140 Chapel Pritchat John, cartman Crosby near Spring Prively John, fruiter 127 Division Proal Peter, teacher of languages 50 Nassau Probate Office, 8 Pine Probyn Edward, architect & builder 12 Vandewater L0XGWORTH S Proudfit Daniel, M. D. 29 Nassau Protidfi ot Lawrence, accountan' 73 William* Provost right Rev. Samuel, 269 Greenwich » Piovost Robert painter &c. 141 Henry Provost widow Sarah. 3 Roosevelt Piyer Thomas, 69 Fair Public Advertiser, office of, 132 Water Public Stores, 113 Greenwich Putier George, druggist 22 Marketfield Pttllis Catharine, 74 Keed . . Christian, cartman Desbrosses . John, marshal upper end Chapel .. John, flour-store Chatham . Mary, washer 46 Thomas . Peter, cartman Desbrosses . Thomas, mason Elizabeth Puntws John, 18 Fisher Piirdy Israel, flour-store 68 Partition . . '. John W. teacher 46 Chapel . . . John, sexton to Si. George's Chapel 29 Beekm, . . Josiah, grocer 27 1 Broadway. . . . Joseph B. carpenter 24 James . . . Samuel, carpenter 95 First • . . Sarah, 84 Anthony . . . Smith, grocer 181 Bowery Thomas, laborer 23 Harman Peir'mton J. miniature-painter 271 Water Purvis William, smith 75 Chapel P)e George, locksmith 74 Bedlow John, ironmonger i3 B-oweiy , John, laborer rear 25 Chatham . I hemas & William, locksmiths 90 Henry . 1 homas, 3i Lombard . Wm. locksmith 14 Bayard Pyke Wm. H. merchant 140, Ii. 156 Chatham Pvmer David, porter house i47 Water Q Quackenboss Isaac, laborer 8'2 Cliapol Nicholas I M. D. Greenwich cor. Beach . - . . . John, Greenwich corner Beach Mrs. midwife 1.5 Charlotte Quackenbush Benjamin, laborer 129 Lombard Leonard, cartman 16 Charlotte ... . . J. stale prison ware house 281 Peail QUARINTINF. FERRY HOUSE, 51 Whitehall Queen John, merchant 78 Water Quena Michael, smith Neutral •alley NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. o9o Quest Thomas, tails* & clothier 303 Water Qti'ck A. coach-painter 54 Broad John, 40 .4nthony [ 18 Beaver Tennis, china glass Etc. store I Coenties-shp, h. Ltike C. measurer of grain Front cor. Dover Thomas, laborer 65 Serond Quifii Robert, blockmaker 9 Second Quigley Piiilip, 8 Catharine lane Quin John, tailor 43 Catharine Robert, slop shop 88 Front William, grocer t? E. George widow Winne, 49 Pearl & M-Farlane, grocers 25 Bedlow Quinet Basil, milkman 102 Hester Quinelt Francis, wheelwright 65 Pump Quinion Joseph, tailor 83 Chamber Quinn John, tailor 13 U. Birley Quintard Lewis, 5 Cherry Quirk Edward, hairdrester 72 Maidcn-lane Qureau Abiga'i, 8 Magazine R R tbbeson Mart, wholesale umbrella store 26 Nassau CHEAP UMBRELLA MANLTAdtjK*" M. RABBESON, SO, 26 XASSAU STREET, O.VE DOOR FSOlf MAIDEX-LA.VE. Takes the liberty of soliciting mer. chants, trading to the southward, West-Indies, Spanish Colonies, &c. to call and examine his goods before they purchase elsewhere. As he manufactures every part of umbrel las, parasols, &c on an extended scale, he is determined the lowness of his prices, together with the quality of the articles, shall make it the interest of" his customers to return to him. N B. He has always on hand an extensive assort ment of umbrellas, &c. for retailing—retailers in this city will be supplied on much more advantageous terms than they possibly can be from any other quarter, and run no risk of having unsaleable articles on hand. c 394 toSe-iyORTH'S Rabe! Anthony, baker 74 Mott Rabcrg Catharine, 65 Ann Radcliif Jacob, counsellor 26 Wall, h. Liberty Samuel, tailor Hetty cor. Hudson Radclide John, 33 South, h. 99 Liberty P. W. attor. Sccoun. 18 Cedar, h SoLiberty jun. William, merchant 77 Greenwich Raclley B. tailor & grocer 75 Warren & 224 Greenw. Rafierry Michael, grocer 48 Bajaid .... William, 50 Bayard Ragland Steph. hairdress. 143 Cherry, h.42Ciarlotte Rainbird John, 41 Lombard Raine John, 277 Greenwich Rainer Jeptha, carpenter Grand Sf Essex Rainetaux Anth. merch. 159 Pearl, h. 289 Greenwich Raingeard Francis, 72 Cortlandt Rainier John P. porter-house 49 Charlotte Ratnee Maturin, cooper 53 Gold Ramey Jacob, wheelwright 86 Heed Ramp John, cartman 52 Reed Ramsay Charles, merchant James . . . John, cartman Spring . . . John, merchant 114 Greenwich Ramsey James, carpenter rear 16 Bancker . Robeit, mariner 16 Batavja-lane Randall Benjamin, marine. S cond , . . David, carpenter 94 Henry . . . :. D. attorney 58 Cherry . . . George, 43 Robinson . • . George Sc I. grocers Greenwich cor. Vesiy . • . James, leach* 432 Pearl , . , Jonah, shoemaker 7 Charlotte . . . Levi, carpenter 10 U. Bailey . . . Nathaniel, mason Spring .- . . William, boatman 69 James Randolph, I. F. tea water pump 3 Orange . . . J. F,.merchant 143 Pearl, h. 34 Beaver ... . . John F. grocer Greenwich.inarket . • . Lewis, merchant-tailor 47 Wall . . . . Nathaniel, grocer.Thomas cor. Chapel . . . Samuel F. grocer 9 George . . • Samuel F. tavern 77 Fair . . . . Stuart- F. grocer 253 Greenwich ... . . widow Martha, milliner 453 Peail . •-. . . & Martin, grocers 253 Greenwich Ranier William, shoemaker Elizabeth . Rankin Andrew, lubore#73 Mott NEW-TORK. DIRECTORY, Rankin Flenry, grocer 16 Thames or 2 Temple . . Robert, merchant 415 Broadway . . .. William, rigger 12 Harman . . . & Heyer grocers 131 Front Ransier widow, 218 Broadway Ransom Barzillai, cartman 45 Bancker . . . Rosell, grocer Henry cor. E. George Rapalye Daniel, merchant 74 Pearl Rapelye Bernard, grocer 70 Front . . . George, 6 Vesey . . . George B. merchant 74 Front Rapei John, 100 Bowery Rapp Baptist, grocer & fruites 141 Flymarket Rashawd Garret, laborer Hester Rashire Michael, sailmaker 43 Hester Rasmus John, grocer Harman cor. Charlotte Ratcliffe Samuel, tailor 72 Barclay . • . Thomas, tailor 308 Water Rathbone John, merchant 17 John . . . . & Son, John, 83 South, h. i7 John Eauveau Daniel, cartman Grand near Arundel Raven Raven, gardener Bowery Rawdon C. 13 Stone . Rawling Anthony, butcher 55 Fourth Riy Andrew, coach-lace&fringe-weaver 2C Church Cornelius, state loan-uffice lit Broad uay Raymond A. attorney £t cou.93 Naifau,h. 23 Partit. Pamela, 5 Barclay George, city marfhal 27 Bayard — Henry, clerk of juflices' courts 50 Church jun. Henry, Water comer Peck-flip Ifaac, fhipwright Rutger John, fmith upp.-r end Cherry — S. H. carpentei B.oome ,- . Peter, dry-good-iiore 15,8 Chatham Rebecca, teacher Montgomery . . . widow, upper end Chapel Rayner L. B. 19 Park [Greenwich Raynor D failmaker cor. Wafhington 8c Carlifleh. 45 . David, grocer Bedlow corner Birmingham Rayns Patrick, malon 99 Anthony Rea Hamilton, fhipmafter 2 Garden —- James, Sugar-loaf —- Robert, merchant Sugar-loaf Read George, m3fbn Leonard - - John, boot Sc fhoemaker 153 & 155 Water - - Lemuel, teacher 141 Bedlow 396 LGNGWORTH'S Read Oliver, flioemaker 36 Water - - Wm lottery Sc infurance-oflicc 43 Maideh-I*ne Rc-ade Jofepii, merchant Greenwich - - & Jephfon, 80 Greenwich Reas Thomas, filter 59 Church Reboul Jo; n B 39 Worren Record Daniel, fhipmafter IOI Front Reddall William, 51 Ann Reder Martin, cooper 70 Wall Reding James, butcher 199 Divifion Rdcrtt Mathew, irfprftor of wood 315 Greenwich Redmond Ignatius, accountsnt 80 Fail- John, C. grocer 2 Cherry K . John, triior 113 Heller Redftoue Rev Hanry, 40 Pomp . . William, Church Reed Alford, grocer onpofite State-prifon . . Andrew, marine--5 Charlotte . . Daniel W. fhipwright 157 Harman . . Eliz-beth, ntirle 15 Chefnut . . Ezra, merchant 34 Front . . James, fhoemakertCrofby , . jofeph, mariner 7 Charlotte . . Mathew, foap St candlemaker 67 Cherry . . Mofes, laborer 19 Second . . N.ithan, malon Walnut . . Samuel, hatter Sc fur (tore 23 Maiden-lane . . Samuel, fmith 100 Bedlow . . Sarah, 47 Robinfon . . Stephen, watchmaker 70 Maiden-!, h. Liberty . ^ . William, grocer- 53 E. George Reeder widow of William, 83 Hefler Reef Adolphus, tobacconiii 67 Hefer Reeding Chriflian, baker 73 Henry . . M.rtin, laborer Leonard Rsemer Richard, fhoemaker 325 Broadway Rets William, (lonecutter Spring Reeveling Andrew, tobaccctnill 28 Mott Reevely John, fhoemaker no Mulberry Reeves Charles, 24 Beaver . . James, milkman Thompfon . . JelTe, fhoeniakf-r 61 Rutger . . Jofhua, tailor 38 Orchard . . William, boarding houfe 1 Dover . . William, carpen'er 1 ig Lombard . • widow, victualling houfe- 118 Broad Regan doctor John, 61 Catharine . . William, g'ocer Firft corner Broome -VEJV-YOHK DIRECTORY. 397 STEPHEN REED, FANCY JEWF.LLEKY Sf WATCH-STORE, 70, MAIDEN-LANE. Has constantly on hand the following goods, which lie will dispose of wholesale and retail on the most reasonable lerms, for cash or undoubted paper, viz. GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, consisting of pa tent lever watches,both gold and silver, with maintain, iug power, fourth seconds and plain of superior quali ty, different prices; gold, duplex, repeating, horizon tal and vertical scapement, procured direct from the manufacturers—likewise plain, gold and silver watches of every description. JEWELLERY, comprising a most elegant selec tion of pearl pins, necklaces, with ear-drops to match, real and mock topaz pearl border broaches, with plain pearl border, do. for hair. Rings, both plain and or namental, consisting of plain bezel, pearl border, mourning, &c. Sc. GOLD CHAINS Sc SEALS, a great variety, both London and American manufactory, of the newest patterns. WATCH TOOLS Sc FURNITURE, of every de. scription, from the most approved houses, direct from England and Switzerland. GILT SEALS, CHAINS, See. &c. of (he latest ar rivals and of the most fashionable patterns. Also, a variety of gilt jewellery. PLATED WARE; the very best double plate, consisting of the most fashionable tea setts, with coffee and tea urns to match ; cake, fruit and bread baskets, with glass salts richly cut; snuffers and snuff trays; candlesticks with branches to match , goblets, Bakers' w>ix-jacks ; liquor and cruet frames—all of which are silver edged. Also, low priced plate, 8cc. Reid Chailes, 26 Bancker . . James, fhipmafter 76 Gold . . James, teacher 27 Pire . . Jane, 8 Greenwich, . . John, book feller & flationer 106 h. 101 Water . . John, te.icher rear 34 William . . William 34 Vandewater . . Sc Halliday, merchants 39 Front Rcimer George, cai penter Crofby near Spring . . George, fhoemaker 73 Harman . . Henry, gardener 32 Pump 398 ' LOKGWORTH'S £,isJ"-H.M.D.343 Wafhinpton Kelay Mary, mantuamaker 12 Broad Remer Lewis, laborer no Mott Ivemmey J. fione-ware-manutadtory Crofs Remlen Henry, cafhier Manhattan bank 23 WraU • Ifaac, cartman 4 North-Moore . John, merchant 18 Front, houfe 38 Pearl • • rcter, merchant 3s Front Remlon William, 23 Wall Rtnnars P.ter, caitman Grand Kenold Charles, fextor. 9 Trvon Row Kenney (David.) Sc Mix merchant tailors e8 Wa'l Kennouf Charles, fhipwright 86 bedlow itenvil Jofeph, fmith foot of Chamber h. 96 Reed Kenwick Wi ham, merchant 18 Cortlandt Repofc John) biker :g B3Vard «eqna ifaac 8c Gilbert, ca'rtmen Hudfon Keller Fredericlc, Ibap Sc candlemaker 347 Pearl - • Henry, fauiagemaktr Pump near Mott Ketan John, cartman 103 Malberry Kevand, P and Alexander fiaters 269 Greenwich. Jjeveilhac M. 256 William -Kevellon Doftor, 49 Chamber Revere John, cartman 150 Lombard R£y General, frendi conlul 74 Broad -Reynolds Abraham, merchant 20 South, h. 6 Garden • Alexander, marfhal 31 Bancker A. G. cooper-plate printer 4 Lumber • Daniel, grocer 36 E. George Ezra, grocer 183 Cherry (hipyards Geo accountant North Moore cor. Hudfor. • Henry, cartman 137 Divifion • Ifaac, fhoemaker upper end Bedlow James G. carpenter 173 Bowery John, grocer 83 Bedlow Jofeph, cartman 64 Pump • Jofeph, cartman 101 Mulberry Jofiah, cordwainer 24 'letter . Nathaniel, grocer Huc'fon corner Budd Sands, grocer Grand corner Firft Seaman, cartman 51 Third Solomon, tailor 1 Orange William, butcher 120 Hefler . William, ftivedore 24 Harman Rhea Robert, 43 Auguftus Rhinelar.der Philip, 98 Bowery j. . . William, merchant 232 William . . . Philip, merchant 326 Gremv. h. 31 Park NBW-TORK DIRECTORY. 399 Rhinelander jun. William, 326 Gieenwich . &Co.Wm.fugar-houfs corner RofeScColdcn . widow of Frederick 326 Greenwich Rhodes j ohn, 165 Bowery . J'feph, fhipwright 187 Divifi n . William, merchant 87 Maiden-lane . Robert, cabinetma-kcr 54 Beekman . R. & jun. R. cartmen Crofby near Prince Rhodes & Kemey's, muflard ware houfe 304 Pearl Ricard John, carpenter 16 Fisher Riblet George, tobac onifl Grand near Second Rice Daniel, auctioneer 19 Orchard Daniel, grocer 3 New-flip Henry, tailor 11 Ann . . Joel, broker Bedlow-alley - - John, apple trader 206 Gieenwich . . John, rigger 60 Catharine . . John, tobacconiii Cic-f's - . Patrick, mariner 31 Rofe . . Thomas, baker 35 Upper-Barley . - Thomas, Hatter 59 Church Rich Jacob, carpenter 284 Greenwich . . Samuel, shoemaker Spring . . Samuel 10 Fuyette , . Stephen, grocer 46 Anthony . . Thomas, merchant 51 Cedar . . Thomas, laborer 39 Lombard , . . Thomas, tailor 69 Mulberry . . widow 16 Thames . . Thomas L. merchant-tailor N. Moore . . & Di/brow, merchant-tailors 166 Pearl . . & Thompfon, 121 Front Richard John, laborer 9 Charlotte • . Stephen, jeweller & enameller 160 Broadway . Amble, fhoemaker 6 Third Richards Benjamin & Geo. merchants 181 Pearl . . Benjamin fhipmafter 294 Greenwich . Charles, merchant 73 Gold . Edward, carpenter Fourth corner Delancy . - George, merchant 12 Barclay . Nathaniel, 145 h. 29 Pearl • • Nicholas, 42 Ch mbcr • . Reb cca, rear 94 Chsmber . R.chard H. fhipmafter 125 Harman . . Samuel, carpenter 6 Siotc-lsne ». . Sarah, wafher 4 Chap-1 ' . . Smith, cuflum-boufe meafurer 18 Chapel • . Thomas, watchmaker 240 Pearl 400 LONGWORTH'S Richards Sc Coit. merchants 53 South . 8c Co W. S. grocers & com. mer. 163 Front Richardfon Andrew, tallowchand'er Ssflolk Charles I. attorney 43 Cortlandt James, mariner 67 Harman John, dry-giiod-itore 143 William John, carpenter Ch ipcl corner Murray Join, laborer 145 Lombard Mary, boarding-houfe Chamber widow Mary grocer no Broad Mary, 75 Murray Robert, tailor 44 Barclay Stephen, cartman 74 Harman Thomas, cartman 416 Broadway widow, b-arding-houfe 93 Chamber Richaud John, 39 William Richee widow, Fruiter 66 Vefey Richman Harman, fhoemaker Third Richmond Ifaac, fhoemaker Church Richtcr , tailor 49 Elizabeth Ricke'.fon Shadrack, phvfician & furgeon 7 Cherry Rir k.f.s W. Sc G R.A.merch. Governeur's-l h.6b Cortl. Rickliow Jacob, boirding-hotife 108 Bowery Rickman John, fhoemaker 41 Ferry Ridabock Jacob, 7 Ch imber Riddell John, phyftcian 4 Roofevelt Ridden Martin, dry-good-ftore 417 Pearl Riddle George, livery ftabler 1 Bcaver-lane . John, cook 27 Chapel Rider \braham, accountant 60 Dey B. csrtman, Church corner Lifpenard John, pilot 321 Pearl Valentine, frlherman 72 Warren Uriah, en penter 10 Magazine widow, 51 Ve'ey R'dgaway Jofeph, fhipmafter 9 Oak Ridgeway Jofeph, carpenter 2 Pelham Ridgway & Eaftwood, grocers 154 Front Ridley William, carpenter 69 Bedlow i?ies Gozen, ornamental painter 36 Church Riggs CalebS counfellor 18 Cedar Rikeman Amy, wafher 75 Second James, cartman Bowery Riker Abraham, cartman 9 Chapel Andrew, 10 Bancker Daniel,cabinet-maker 378 Pearl ——jun1. Abraham, malon'I nomas Geiardus, cartman 75 Retd n | NEW-YORK DIRECTORY 49 1 Riker Henry, carpenter 89 Reed George, 131 Chatham James, fmith 65 Reed & 54 Chapel Jcrtonimiis, 131 Chatham - John, coachmak. 8 U. Chamber h. 36 Church John M. cartmar 99 Reed Mathew, cartman 89 Reed R.afhftant.attorney-gen Sc counfellor 12 Wa.1! jun. Samuel, attorney 12 Waff funis, enrpenter 68 Chapel William, laborer 75 Reed Riley Edward, laborer 39 Lombard Edwin, laborer 10 Moore's-row - - - E. music-teacher 3 Cortlandt - - - George, shoemaker 38 Warren - - - St Go Isaac, Temple, h. Wall cor. William - - - John, gilder 9 Elizabeth - — J. windsor-chairmaker 63 Sc 65 John . - - Richard, shipmaster 13 Barclay - - - Thomas, mason go Barley - - - widow, boardinghouse i9i Washington Ring Elias, milliner 372 Pearl -Jarvis, caulker 382 Water - Z. shipwright 62 Chamber - widow, fruiter 71 Division Ringwood Thomas, comedian 45 Nassau Ripley Center, & Co. merchants 80 South - Henry, shipmaster 35 Second - John, carpenter 13 George John, merchant 83 South, h. 22 Cliff Risley John, shoemaker 69 James - Richard, grocer Church cor. Lispenard - Timothy, tailor 71 James Rittenhouse Maria, i Harison ' Ritter Daniel, salesman 244 Water - John, tailor 69 Nassau '-J P. dry-good store 109 Chatham - John, grocer 63 Bedlow - P. 172 Broadway . Richard, jewellery store 140 Fly-market Ritton Daniel k John, cartmen Fiester near Mulberry Roach John, rigger i27 Division - widow 22 Vesey -William, boatman 59 Catharine Roath Ebenezer, mariner 23 Reed Bobb Alexander shipmaster 174 Harman [water Bobbins Willet, flour-merchant 2i5 Front, bv 3 Vande - Dd 402 LONGWORTH'S Robert Eliza, 10 Dey Roberts David, cooper 78 Wall, h. 19 Beaver . .Evan, 26 Stone . . Fid ward, blockmaker 13 Fisher , . Jacob, 90.Gold . . James, painter Leonard . , James, tailor i4o Front . John, shoemaker I5 Essex . John, rigger 46 Sixth . Nicholas, tailor Third near Rivington ' . Owen, physician 5 Oliver . Robert, rigger Third near Pump . William, hatter 47 Maiden-lane . William, mariner 82 Bedlow, ano. Prince . William, mariner 135 Cherry . Widow Jane, 301 Water . widow P. 5 Lombard, another widow Mott' Robertson Alexander, drawing-academy 58 Partition • • Alexander, carpenter 38 Third . , Archibald, academy of painting 79 Liberty . . George, merchant-tailor 84 Maiden-lane . , George, carpenter 9 Anthony . . Gilbert, merchant 344 Broadway . . Griffiths, brewer Second • . James, tobacconist 12 U. Chamber . . James, shipwright 4 U. Chamber . . James, inspector of customs 7 Henry . .' James, merchant Washington . . J. merchant 214 Broadway . , John, mariner34 Oak . . John, merchant 62 Bowery . . John, tailor 18 Thomas • . J'hn A. mercht. 74 Front, h. 47 Partition . . John, Orchard . - John, cartman 13 Reed . . Mercy, 25 George. . . Peter, carpenter Sugar-loaf . . Rebecca, 42 Thomas . . Robert, laborer 1 i E. George . . Robert, mariner 30 E. George . . Robert S. 37 South, h. 65 Dey . . Robert, rigger 87 Division . . Thomas, cabinetmaker 22C Greenwich . . William, carpenter 119 Harman - - William, china-store 226 Greenwich Robins Elisha, grocer 153 Front - John, merchant 450, house rear 440 Pearl • Johnson, merchant 434 Pearl KEW-YOR-R DIRECTORY. 403 Robins Nathan shipmaster 67 James Robinson B'verlv, attorney 55 Wall, h. IT Provost - - .-Dolly, boardinghouse 67 Fair . Gilbert, shoemaker Elizabeth cor. Hester - - G H currier 15 Jacob, h. 3 Vandewater - - Hopkins, tavern 87 Fair - - James, mariner 32 Lombard . - James, baker 30 Henry - - John, shipmaster 5 Catharine - -John I. merchant 108 Front - -John, carpenter 49 Augustus - - Joseph, cartman 40 First - .Joseph, grocer 24 Front - . Robert, 44 John . . Sylvester, morch. opposite the bank Greenxv. - - Thomas, shipmaster 234 William . -Thomas, caitman 15 Chapel . . William, carpenter 20 Bmcker . . William, livery-stabler 3 Partition & 6 Fair - - William P. accountant 33 Jay - - William & Sylvester store 96 Wall - - & Hartshorne, 81 Greenwich - - ' - - Sc Ledyard, notaries 55 Wall - . -. Sf Pinkney, merchant 18I Front RochefantaineS'.ephen, merchant 72 Reed Rochills Thomas, mason Greenwich-market Rock Charles, shoemakeir Budcl Rockwell Benjamin, physician 17 Mott - - . . Ed ward, jeweller t Park - .tailor33 Oak ... - widow, boardinghouse I3 Park RodgersHenry, caitman Orange . . rev. John, D. D 34 Pine [landt . John R. B. M- D. & health officer 14 Cort- Rodier Peter jeweller 87 First Rodman John, merchant 7 Liberty, h. Beach -Jane, rear 7 Warren - John, mason 9 George - William, boatbuiider 121 Bedlow - W. W. merchant 220 Pearl, h. 2t Cortlandt! Roe Benjamin, harnessmaker Sc trimmer 15 U. Barley _ Charles, harnessmaker 2i Reed _ Charles, cartman 67 Reed - Cadwallader, druggist Brooklyn - Ezekiel, carpenter 7 Leonard - Gilbert, umbrellamaker 199 William 404 LONGWOKTH s Roe John, dry-good store 426 P.-arl - S'cphen, hurnessniaker 327 Broadway - Tiiomas, tailor 32 Henry - W.n grocer 179 Washington RoT John, caitman 2 Beaver-lane Rogers A. shipmasters Pelham A accountant Sc. grocer Magazine cor. Elm , B. W merch. 7 S'ate, counting.fi. 235 Pearl Charles P 71 Lombard David, shipmaster 264 Greenwich Henty, shipmaster 52 Rutger H'liry, merchant 42 Cortlandt Hezekiah, shoemaker 107 Division Jedediah, boardingh. 280 Pearl —— John, laborei Division cor. Norfolk John, giocer74 James Joseph, cartman 64 Henry —— Leonard milliner 458 Pearl Lewis, grocer 32 Barclay Moses, 7 Slate Nehemiah, merchant 19 Robinson R. 34 Cortlandt Samuel, 50 Chamber Warren, flour-merch. 201 Front, h. 31 Oliver Wm. merchant34 Broadway widow, 6 Lombard widow of John, merchant 7 Beaver widow Sally, 77 Reed Se Co B. W. merchts. 235 Peail, h. State Lambert Sc Co- merchants 232 Pearl Son & Co. merchanss 229 Pearl ixogerson Thomas, currier 347 Greenwich Roget 1. merchant 36 Pearl, h. 15 U. Reed Roil George, mariner E. George Robinson William, engraver Sc seal-sinker 13 D.itch Romaine Andrew, 368 Broadway - —Benjamin, 97 Church - —Catharine, gardener Bowery - — Jacob, Anthony, another Elizabeth - — John, cartman 89 Chinch - — John, cartman 34 Elizabeth - — Nicholas, smith B iwery - — Philip, butcher Bowery - — Samuel, cartman Bowery - — Simeon, cartman 66 Anthony - — Tice, carpenter 44 Hudson Romayne doctor, Corlaer's-hook Homer Henry, laborer 37 Rutget NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 405 Ronalds James, builder 36 Fair James 8c Thomas, booksellers 188 Pearl Roney Michael, shoemaker 100 Anthony Rook Christian, merchant 35 Chatliam Rooke John, shipmaster 68 Lomoard Roor.ie Henry, 158 Broadway - - -jun. Flenry, painter Broome near Mott » - - Jacob P- carpenter 22 Barley - - - John I. 34 Dey - - - John P. sailmaker 86 Liberty & 1 Lumber - - - Nicholas, keeper State-prison . . .William I. china-store 33 &89-Maiden-lane - - - William P. carpenter Walker - - . & Warner, carpenters 23 U. Barley Roorbach Arthur H. merchant 178 Broadway —— Barent, M D. 288 Greenwich widow of John F. 87 Maiden-lane Rooseveit Corn. C- sugarh. 10 Thames, h. Bowery —— Cornelius I. Spring Elbert, grocer 18 South James, merchant 333 Pearj - James C' 231 Broadway James 1. merch. 102 M. lane, h . 9 Liberty - - - - Nicholas I. 62 Greenwich ... - Oliver, painter 77 Sscond- . . - - Peter, 426 Greenwich - - » -widow, 15 John Root widow Hannah, tailoress 57 Mulberry Rorke Peter, stivadore 12 Moore's-row Rose David, carpenter Hudson - - Henry, 37 Division - - Isaac, druggist 2 Coenties slip & 32 Whitehall - - John, carpenter 59 Chatham . . jun. Joseph, merchant 21 Burling sliph.Pump- . . Joseph, sugar refiner 55 Gold . . Lucretia, teacher 16 Chapel . . Lewis, smith near Grand . . Nicholas, 501 Greenwich • . Samuel, shipmaster 334 Wafer . . William, straw hat manufactory 135 William - . widow Desire, 42 Henry . . widow Elizabeth, boardinj house 18 Lombard . . Wm. L. mast, in chanc. Sc attorney 3i Park, ho. Roseman Richard, tinman 55 Water [7 U, Reei Rosedale widow Ruth, 84 Henry Roshore John, goldsmith 16 U Reed Rosell Charles, shoemaker 163 Division Dl)J 406 LONG WORTH'S Rosell Thomas, N. Moore R" ie Cawdett, 45 Warren K.o-,s Benjamin, 60 Barclay ' • — Britton, Bioqjioe — Caleb, cartman Hester corner Ryndei — widow of David, 53 Barclay — Deborah, 29 Coitlandt — Eliza, washer 45 Chamber . — Eliza, Bedlow alley — Ezra, carpenter Tnird near Division — Fanny, grocei corner Anthony Sc Elm — George, manner Bedlow alley — Jame., boarding h. 15 Skinner, grocery 42 James — John R. porter Biannon —' J din, cartman Vestry — Noah, carpenter Ctiurch corner Lispenard — Puineas, mason 91 Leonard — Robert, shipmaster 6 Pt-lham — Samuel, cooper 437 Greenwich — Sarah, tailoress 20 Thomas . . William, coachmaker 2O8 Broadway . . William, cartman 58 Anthony Rossel Thomas, grocer Crosby near Prince Rosseter BryaH, fruiter 217 Greenwich Timothy, nail & brad manufactory li Mott Rosett Samuel, leather cutter 7 Church Ros.ier & Roulet, merchants 30 Broadway —— Pierre, laborer 38 Bedlow Rossiter, Rebecca, boarding house 271 Water R i.seau Peter, merchant 66 Fait Rnil Michael, merchant 19 U. Reed Rotiiburn Samuel, tavern Little Walter Ruithery widow, 49 Barley R .ulet John, merchant 30 Broadway Roulston Ja.r.es, grocer 18 Stone Rowe Conraught, cartman 87 Mott . Thomas, mariner 35 Jay Rowland Jonathan, shipmaster 100 Lombard Rowlinson Wilson, shoemaker 67 £. George Ro) Gr-orge, grocer24 Water . . John, carpenter Budd . . John, jeweller 34 Oak . . William, Republican ally Rovel Charles, rigger 47 Second Reck James, shoemaker upper end Chapei. Wdlirtm, mariner 41 Bancker Ruckel Jasper, baker 54 Vesey NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 4Qf Ruckel John E. baker 26 Hudson Philip, Chapel corner Barley Philip C. baker 60 Bedlow Samuel, cabinet maker 342 Greenwich William, painter & glazier 76 E. George Ruckell Phiiip E. baker72VVarren - Jasper E. baker White Rudcl Stephen, carpenter loi* Division widow, boarding house 93 Maiden-lane Ruclener Peter, cartman Leonard Rudderow Humphrey, accountant4 Vandewater Rulen Peter, ojsierman Budd Rumsay Harriet 182 Pearl Rumsey B--njamin. shipmaster Prince Sc Bare a-, merchants 161 Pearl Rundel Joiin saddler 219 Greenwich Runibeck widow, 7 Cherry Runkel R.-v. William, 5 Barley Runslock Joseph, grocer 17 Orange Ruseker .\brahani,cartman 26 Thomas Rusher George, shoemaker 29 Thomas Rush forth William, boot & shoemaker 118 Broadway R..-.liton James, dry good store 132 Chatham Rosier widow Elizabeth, 15 Ferry Ribsel , accountant 338 Broadway . Abraham, mason'and builder 313 Greenwich , jun. Abraham, 25 Gold . Bartholomew, sawyer 71 Reed . John, painter 64 Chapel . Samuel, merchant 34 Catharine . William. mariner29 Augustus . wido-A Catharine, 7 Rose . 4' Gii-^old, merchants81 South Russell Catharine, 16 James, another 365 Greenwich - . Eleanor, tavern Orange . H. tobacco manufactory 1 12 Water . John E. broker 2 Catharine . John W. 36 Beekman . Magdalene, mantuamaker56Jatr.es . Robert, tailor 18 Lumber . Ruel grocer 114 Division . Thomas, baker 28 Lumber . Shubal, mariner 15 Oak. . William, mason 7 Rose . widow Rncda, 1S1 Pearl Rust William, shipmaster 51 Roosevelt Rutger Henry, shoemaker Grand corner Essex; 408 LOtVCWORTU'8 Rutgers Anthony, 114 Liberty . . . Harman G-303 Gieenwich . . . col. Henry, J-fferson cornei Cherry . . . Nicholas G merchant 146 G.eenwich Rutherfurd John, 219 Broadway Ruthven & Son J. ivory & hard wood turners 30 John Rut'edge W. builder Sec. 13 Gold & 1 Gouverneui'saL Rutter Thomas, brufh and brliows maker l67 Water Ryan Cornelius, cartman 3 Moores-row . Edmund, tavern 78 Rooitvclt . Jjnies, painter 1 E. George . John, tobacconifl 37 Anthony ; Lawrence, grocer 55 BarcWy . Philip, carpenter Elm . William, carpenter Elizabeth near Spring Rycker Charles, 31 Cheapfide Ryckei ian Peter, fhipcarpenter 65 Harman Ryckman ifaac, mariner 125 Lombard Ryder Mitchell, hatter 235 Water Ryer Dennis, fhoemaker Norfolk corner Hefler . Henry, fhoemaker 50 Chamber , John, flioemaker Mulberry near Bayard Michael, cartman 28 Reed , jun. Michael, cabinet maker 42 Bowery Mofes, fhoemaker 91 Harman , William, grainery corner Hadfon Ik Provoft Ryerfon George, butcher Broome corner Mott . John, carpenter 343 Greenwich. . Sarah- grocer 7 Chapel . Tunis, mariner 55 Hudfon S. Sack Lewis, merchant 217 Bowery Sacket Elilha, builder Chapel corner Anthony Sackett James, fail-loft 62 Roofevelt . widow Hannah, 161 Greenwich SatTc-n David, marfhri 8 Botavia lane . . Mary, tailoreTs 31 Partition Sagur John, tavern 6 Maiden lane Sage Harris, printer 61 r>eari . . Philo. S grocji 7 Coenties flip Saidler widow ol James, boarding houfe 51 Naffau Sainfimon S. cabinet m-ker 238 Greenwich Salisbury John, merchant 21 Partition • Sc Graham, merchants 177 Wafhington Salles L. ineahmt 136 Water, houfe 53 Robinfon Salmon widow Sarah, te-achei «$ Ann Salter Catharine, 175 Broadway NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 409 Salter Daniel, laborer 103 Mulberry . John, mariner 48 Charlotte SaltonfUll widow Elizabeth, boarding houfe 13 Dey William, 45 Third Salvad Peter, 24 Mairienlane Silus Samuel, fhoemaker 83 Warren Salens Solomon, merchant 67 Pearl Son & Co, fhipchand'ers 32 South Samler John, chairmaker 62 Mott Sammis Augulius, flioemaker 16 Catharine . Ebeiitzer, carpenter 56 Rutger . D. Sc N. grocers 108 Bowery Sanso Ifasc, giocer 60 Chamber Sampfon Sarah, grocei Henry corner Charlotte William, 162 Greenwich Sanders James, gardener upper end Breaf way . John, laborer 12 Effex . . John, carpenter Giand . widow Mary 2* Gold Sanderfon John, mariner 46 Elizabeth ; . William,merchant 58 Bowery Sandford David) cartman Greenwich . John, livery (labler 26 Vefey . . John, carpenter 103 Church . Michael, cartman 45 Chamber ; . Peregrine, bootmaker 5 Broad . William, merchant 26 Vefey . . William B- 2 Catharine lane Sandhovel Haiman, chairmaker Broadway Sands Abraham L grocer 44 Front , . Benjamin, grocer Spring corner Crosby Cunfort, merchant at Brooklyn Daniel, tailor9 Gibbs'-alley Edward, 68 James J R. attorney 48 Wall J. sec. Colum. Insur. Com. 91 Greenwich Joshua, merchant house at Brooklyn Ray Sc Richard, cordial distillers 2 Oliver Stephen, cartman & crocer'29 Reed Tredevell, nailor 106 Division Win. hairdresser 43 Barclay & 206 Greenwich widow, 57 Pine & Dickinson, shipchan Barclay cor. Washing, Sanford Nalhan, attorney & counsellor 25 Pine Sam. suspender manufacturer 26 Maiden-!. Sin*on widow, boardinghouse 272 Pearl 410 LOSGWORTH'S <=^te SUSPENDER MANUFACTORY, 26, MAIDEN-LANE. Samuel Sanford, after returning his most cordial thanks to his ctttsomers, would inform them and the public in general, that he has received by a late arri. val, a handsome assortment of the best materials in his line of business, and now offers for sale at the Manu- factury men and boys silk, cotton, and leather Suspen. ders, made on his new improved plan, which are ac knowledged by merchant-tailors and others who have proved them, to be superior to any other kind now in use. As his sales have been much augmented, not only in this city, but in different parts of the United States, he is now prepared to carry on the business on a more extensive scale, which will enable him to serve with promptitude all orders either from the country or in the city.on the shortest notice. Those who may please to favor him with their custom, may depend on the workmanship being done in the best manner. May 8th, 1807. Sanxay James L. shipjoiner Charlotte Sargeant Ezra, bookstore 39, house 48 Wall Sarrassee Lawrence, cartman 78 Pump Sarles Edward, builder and bricklayer 111 Henry Sartre widow, 5 Barley Sarsenbtirg George A. grocer Church corner Anthony Satterthwaite Thomas W. merchant 44 South — widow, 87 Water Saunders Henry, grocer 189 Division — Isaac, 35 Anthony & Leonard A. miliinary 104 Maiden-lane Saunderson James, agent 30 Vesey Savage E, hist, paint.Scmufeum propriet, 166 Greenw —•• James, 9 Jeflerfon MEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 411 Savage John, livery .fabler 7 Chapel Rowland, grocer 59 Bedlow Savo'ly Peter, laborer 81 Firfl Savournin John, 54 Reed Sawyer Peter, branch pilot, 75 Harman Richaid, fhip-painter 28 Charlotte. Sayre Joel, filverfmith & jeweller 100 Maiden-lane (John) & Richards, watchmakers 240 Pearl jun. Samuel, merchant 9 Harifon Sayres Ifaac, grocer 47 Charlotte, & Heifer c. Norfolk Scalan John, 86 Front '•• . j Scamp John, cartman Spring corner Mulberry ScbaefTer Frederic, grocei 177 Bowery Schaffer , mufician 270 Pearl Schally Dennis, grocer 29 Henty Schenck Henry, notary-public 69 Lombard Peter H. merchant 49 Front, houfe 10 Pearl Peter A.iuveyoiofcuitoiTjsGovernment-houfe widow, nuife 75 Elizabeth •Schermeriorn Cornelius, diipniafrer 39 Bedcn an Jo.m S. merchant 32 Broadway J I'jjffiipchan. 187 Front, h. 25 Partition —1 Simon, 64 B'oadway St Sons,Peter, 68 Broadway &243Watw Schieff'elin Edward L. merchant 8 Gold Henry H. attorney. 125 Pearl ——• Jacob, merchant 123 Pearl . Thomas, 213 Pearl & Co. T Sc E. druggists 197 Pearl — Sc Son, Jacob, whnlefale druggifls 193 Pearl Sehmelael George, Greenwich road Schmidt J. H- merchant 68 Maiden-lane Schmitzer George, grocer Elizabeth corner Broome Schoft John C. porter Sc boardinghoufe 197 William Schons Bernard, piano-forte-maker 88 Chatham Schoonmaknr Michael, merchant 59 Wall Schotts Bernard, cooper 12 Birmingham Schouton Aaron, painter Bedlow alley Schultz fen. Chriflian, 98 Hefler jun. C commiflian & land-office 127 Water Schufcpian Wm. Bowery near Bl.-.cker Schuyler Cornelius, butcher 287 Bowery widow, 213 William Sccfield Azariah, teacher II Cedar, h. 57 Stone Jacob, fhoema ker 215 Water Jeffe, merch»ne-tailor 126 P.arl, h. 57 Stone Scoles John, engrav. Sc bookfel. 222 Broadw, & 27 Ann I 412 LONGWORTH'S Scotland widow, 16 G.orge Scott Adam, fmith upper end Cherry — Alex, grocer Auguflus corner Magazine — Alexander, grocer 62 E. George — Archibald, grocer 84 Bedfow — Catharine, 108 Mulberry — David, fhoemakei 44 Thomas — Francis, grocei 20 Henry — George, merchant Ca: liile, Zioufe Rivington — George, failmaker 63 Ann — H. auctioneer 142 Pearl, houfe Greenwich — James, carpentei 35 B.dlow — J. 8j Mulberry - — J. merchant 123 Wafhington, houfe 17 Robinfon — Jair.e.-, mariner 42 George — James, groc.& cailico-nrinter Third cor. Hefter — J ne, feanittrefs 277 Greenwich — John, grocer 32 E George — Jofeph, fawyer 221 Wiiliam — Richard, flnpmastcr 16 Mulberry — Richard, bpok.llore & lottery-office 243 PeaJ — Robert, mariner 82 Ha.man — Thomas, ftonecuttei 223 Greenwich — Wm A. M.gramm.tr fi hool 2 -Varren, h. 18 Reed — Wm. fhoemakei 347 Broadway — Wm- M. grocer Mnt corner Broome — widow Mary, feamllrefs 14Third — widow Rachel, 24 George — Thomas Sc David, trunkmakers 334 Water Scovel Wm niarinei 21 Rofe Scriber Peter,'carpenter 64 loti.th Scribner Hervey, Ihoen.akei 44 Di\ ifion U. R. grocer 28 Van lew iter — and Wurrs, grocers 25 1 Water widow R 262 William Scrymgeour & Rogers, jewellers 45 Nafiau Scudder Elizabeth, wafher 49 Mu,berry —— John, artist 5 Chapel John C. caitman 22 Anthony Michael,cartman Broome corner Orange • Samu«l,infpecStar of customs 73 Catharine Sarah, feamstrefs 131 Greenwich Stephen, fhoemaker 67 Barclay Scully Edward, laborer 69 E. George —— Thomas, rigger 50 Charlotte Seabr-ing Ann, 68 Pattition Seabury David, 66 Dey SKW-YORK "DIRECTORY, 913 Seabury James L. merchant 29 South Mifs, boardinghoufe 93 John Seager John & Thomas, foap boilers 41 Cheapfide • widow, fruiter 98 Cherry Seal James, 57 Catharine Seaman Andrew, 48 Broad Edmund II. 29 Broadway Elizabeth, 48 Broad Geo.ge, lumberyard 26 Hefler Ifrael, cartnun Broadway Jsmcs, fhipwright 127 Bedlow JefTe, 20 Hudfon John E. merchant 122 B'Oadway Leonard, auctioneer -26 Elizabeth Margaret, 14 Murray —~ Mary, 6 Batavia lane .. Richard, cartman 9 CfTeK —— Robert, grocer 35 Bowery Thomas, merchant-tailor c8 Pine Valentine, M. D' go Beekman Walter, merchant 69 Barclay Wm. cooper 14 Second Wra. merchant 26 Whitehall widow of Henry, 12 Peart Son &Co. Edmundlfugar-houfe 42 Liberty & Harrington, merchant tailors 130 Front & Rh'md, 6 Pine & Co. Willet and John, merchants 296 Pea:. Seargants , 27 Warren Sears Henry, rigger 8 E. George - Mofes, mafon 19 Mulberry - Samuel, cartman Church Searfon Paul H tragedian 166 Greenwich Staward Chriftopher, pilot 28 Gold John, pilot 55 Fair Sebring Ifaac, Coenties.flip cor. South, houfe 2 B. way . Jacob L. drygood flort 176 Broadway SecorEli, fhipwright Corlsers-hook • • - Ehzibetfc, 81 Bowery Klijah, drygooi-flore 174 Broadway Francis, fhipwright Montgomery Gilbert, grocer Bowery Jofhua, phyfician 1 Partition h. 209 Broadway —— Jofeph, carpenter Iilizabeth Wm grocer 47 Hudfon Wm. fhipwright Scammel —— & Hatheway, drygood St carpet-ft. 174 Bros E e -*.-£.:. 414 LOXGWORTH'S Sei!f,field John, merchant 179 Willi mi Seedodto. John, 245 Greenwich Secle-y loft-ph, fhipwright Walnut Sc-eU F-ederick, fhoemaker 88 James Jofeph, Frankfort corner Skinner jofep'i; teacher Fifher corner Second f Morris, carpenter $9 M. oianluamaker 36 Broad widow, Frankfort corner Skinner Zadork, batter 123 Cherry, houfe 43 Chatham Si-ga, Joh.',copp..rfmi'.h 10 B rl-y Wi'Ham, le«her-(lore 82 Maiden-lane Scgerfon John, laborer 54 Pearl Segeine James, fhoemaker 53 Water Jeffe, fhoemaker 354 Wr.ter Seguine Jacob,53 Whitehall Seixas Benjamin,auctioneer 132 Pearl 8c 50 Dey —.— Rev. Ge-rfhuin, 20 Mill —— Jacob, merchant 9 Water h. 28 George M. & I. B. dry good-liore 117 Chatham Selby Charlotte, 424 Greenwich Seldt-n John, mulicai inilrument maker 41 Chapel Sell Stephen, grocer 43 James . . William* grocer 21 peck-flip Sc Broome Selleck Jofeph, cartman Hudfon . . Silas, cartman Velhy Selleg Andrew,tailor 3 Barley ,Semble Peter, cutler 16 William Scrapie & Shaw, merchants Fletcher Sennes Francis, fiuitcr 135 Greenwich Sergeant James, ceal-yai d Staple Serrene Philip, labo«r 22 George S-rvance Walter, teacher Giand Servant Gr*ugeal, D M. M. 60 Cortlandt Servant Lafaye, pbyficiati & Surgeon 60 Cortlandt Seton ty Co J.'mfura. office,Ton.Cofiee-h.& 67 Wail Sewell Mrs. Ann, merchant; 125 Wajter . . Jofeph, brush manufactory 30 Beekman Suvingnon Anthony, shoemaker 32 Mulberry Seventli-waid Cofft-e-houie, 210 Cherry Sexton 1 nomas, Mott Seymour widow Catharine, $0 Third . . . Samuel, mariner 25 Orchard . . . William, shoemaker 43 Heller • . L. and Thaddeus, teachers. 35 Mott Shackcrly John H. shipmaflcr 46 Ferry Shadbott Abner, laborer 37 E. Rutger NEW-YORK. DIRECTORY. 415 Shaffer wid»w Margaret, Second near Broome . SHAKSPEARE GALLERY, II Park mar the Theatre Shaler Nathaniel, shipmalter Drvifion corner Second Shambury Philip, grocer 43 E. George Shanewolf Fred, denlifl and hairdieil'er .ioo Greenwich Shanklan Robert, carpenter 22 • hsnies Shannon James 17 K. GtorRe . John, cartman 7c Henry • . John, poiter-houle 39 Park . Llvingfion, mariner 38 Church Shapter Peter 159 Boweiy Samuel, tailor and comedian 45 Church Thomas, accountant 54 Dey Sharp Alexander, fawyer n Sixth John, lumber-yard 391 Greenwich Jri'lin, 19 'Thames Nicholas, fhipwright 40 Charlotte Peter, wf.ipmaker 15 Mriden-lane & Cortlaritlt Samuel, cabinet,-maker 40 Dey Thomas, fhipwright 88 Henry William, mafon 55 Murray widow Ann, raid wife 90 Chamber R. Sc John, merchants 123 Pear!, h. 9 Beaver SUrp'efs Iliac, carp/uter and builder 443 Pearl Shatzel B. fhoe-flore 332 VV ter Harman, boot Sc fhoe-nianufacTory 187 Water J cob, grocer 8 Broad jun. John M. boot Sc flioemaker 355 Water Win. fhoemaker 248 Water Shaver John, laborer 68 Chapel Shaw Charity, indian medical ware-h. 90 Bovteiy —— James, riracer 22 John - James W. 6 Wall John B- cordial difliller Second • John, merchant 9 houfe 15, Pe-'earj l John, morotco-drclTer 54 Frankfort John C. merchant 44 iicaver Rooert, 106 Beekman Thomas, grocer 191 Wafhington Wm. merchant 49 John v idow of John VV coffee-manufactory 43 Oliver Shay John, cartman 7 Sixth . . P. auftioireer coffee-h. flip Ii.ery-fiabl 10 Cortla. . . Mary, 6 Batavia-lar.e » . Rebecc3,~3i Norfolk Sbedden John, bookbinder 94 Water . Thomas, merchant 6 Old-flip fa, Robinfon I 410 IONGW0RTH *ri Sheely Win. breeches-maker 42 William Sheerman William, boarding-houfe 62 Henry Shehane Daniel, laborer 23 Bedlow Shelters Smith, 34 Bsrclay Shenneburn Wm. fmith 30 Barclay Shelbnrgh widow of Jofeph, grocer 309 Broadway Sheldon John, boatman Hefter corner Norfolk Shell widow Jane, teacher 17 U. Barley Shepherd Edward, teacher 68 Broad . Hannah, feamftrcts 39 Reed Hugh, ropemaker 11 Sixth ,- . James, coachman 20 Var.dswatif John, tailor 69 William .' John, boatman 39 Robinfon Stephen, eiaflic fufrender manuf. 31 Divifion . . William, dyer 3 Divifion Sherlock James, grocer 28 Front . . Peter, grocer 23 Bedlow Sherman Alpheus, attorney 7 Murray h. 76 Mot: . Amos, 21 Batavia . David, carpenter 80 Mott . Jacob, cartman j Rofe ' . Hannah, 51 Second . widow Abigail, 76 Mart . Samuel, builder 40' Jay Shcrred A. I nnho.-i ; . Jacob, painter & glazier 35 BrO~.'. . Stephen, carpenter 78 Harman Shelter Henry, gardener 68 Firft Sheriff widow Maria, 97 Bowery Sherry David, fliipmatter 56 Roofevelt Sherwood Benjamin, cooper 4 Albany Balba , • . David, rope-maker Crofby cor re: '•";. Ilaac, cartman Elizabeth . . John, (hipwright 42 Hefler Mary, midwife 12 Chefnnt Peter, cartman 13 Thomas Stephen, flioemaker n 1 Lomb. r.i widow 124 Divifion . » and Vicar's Icatber-flore 13-Jacob and Karr, Ifaac turners 23 Hole Shields Alexander, carpenter 55 Cha lotte ; Edv.'ard,.combn!aker 133 Chatham , . Jrfmes, grocer 30 Cherry . Samuel cartman 29 I'illex . Tony, laborer 39 Lombard . William?caitman 29 EfTes NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 4U Shiers & Coutant 442 Pearl Shiff Stephen, liiipinalter 17 Doyer Shimmeal Geoige, turritr Orange Valentine, tanner 10 Ferry Shinnet Lewis, ca> tman Mulberry near Spring Ship George, butcher 21 ilayard Shipley widow, 22 Chapel Shipman William H. 48 & (fore 43 Partition Shippey Jolhh, merchant 50 Front, h 51 Stone . jun. J.fiah, 6 Barley . Wm. accountant Sc dry-good 11. 361 Pearl Shires Juiius, cartman 70 Warren Shirley Lawrence, carpenter Ryi.der near Giand Shoals Mary, 11 Church Shoemaker Abm. afhonomer above 2 mile (lone Bowery . . Edward, fhipmafter 29 James Shomburg,J. i'/:. IUUI ) .1h I Henry,...!l . , cartma- • LI 1 i n1.' . Cherr^.ICl.Jy. Coilaei's-IlocVJU'l..' o-....^.*k . Shot 11 elf Win.mer. 4Jacob, tk block-factory 26 Fletch. t% SHOTWELL'S PATENT BLOCK MANUFACTORY, 26 FLET,CHER-STREET ; THE FIRST STREET EAST OF AND PARALLEL TO THE FLY-MARKET. WHERE all kinds of block and pump work is done in the neatest manner and with the greatest expedition. Shijicliandler, and others wishing to purchase by the quantity, will be supplied on lib eral terms VESSELS building at a distance may be furnish ed with patent bushed shives warrenled for three yens as usual; and blocktnakers of respect ability may be furnished with patent bushes, with proper directions to put them ill the shives. SEVERAL years experience warrants the paten tee in informing such a- may yei be unacquainted that his bushes are brought to such perfection as to give them a decided preference on account of streng'h, beauty and durability, to any otlieis. here tofore used, which, with their being aflfo cieel at lower prices, he flatters himself will shortly bring them in'o general use throughout the continciv. 7' Shonnard Frederick, grocer 80 Bowery . Peter, ironmonger 37 Cherry corner James -. P. & A. piailter of paris niaiiufac. 96 Jamek Short Francis, mafon 39 Lombard • . . Samuel, c.tilksr upper end of Cheny Shotwell Abraham, grocer 91 Murray . . Gilbert, merchant 214 Font . James, coope. 86 Murray . Peter, oyHerman 41 Ke«l . Wm. T. 214 Front . John, ironmonger 136 Flymarkret . Jofeph I. merchant 280 Pearl . . Thomas, clothier 84 Cheny Shomt Jacob, cartman 101 Mulberry . • Oliver, carpenter 63 Mott » . Sufannah, tailorefs 22 Chamber Shrady John, fhoemaker 86 Criatharn Shreve Caleb, druggiit i52 Pcatl Shrigley Ralph, tailor 15 Chamber Shrouder John, Crofs Shuiiott Samuel, carpenter 10 Harman Shute Henry, 18 Chamber . . j tin. Henry, tanner 17 Chamber . • John, painter 25 Peck flip, h. 11 Batavia lairs • • John,.merchant 166 Broadway . . Jolerih, Leonard . . Wiliiam, merchant 157 Broadway Sibell John, tavern 331 "vater Sibert John, labor.r Giand near Sixth Sice Michael, baker 82 Fair Sickles Daniel,boot Sc flioemaker 6 Bedlow . Filias, fmith 14 Bediow . , , Garret, boot & fhoemakei-29 Water . Henry, tailor 65 Pa tition . . Henry, fhoemaker 13 Elizabeth . John H. merchant 84 Broadway -. . John, coop-.r 107 Harman . Mary, 66 Warren . William, infpector of the cuftoms 20 Ghape'i . . Zacharias, teacher 90 Fair » . widow, Gibb's alley . widow, 7 Mew Sidell John, late clerk of the juflice's court 129 Pearl Sierra Jofeph, fegar maker 7 Bowery Silby John, (hipmaiter 43 Stone Silene Ifrael P mariner 141 Henry Sillweil Jofeph, 33 George H NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 419- Silkworth widow,finall fiiop iSo D.viiion Silva Ann, 132 Greenwich » . Jofeph, mariner 9 Mooresrow, ano. 38 E. George Siiven Mcicel, carpenter 35 Divifion Silvelier Reuben, malon 3b iiUbony . William, cooper 277 Broadway Simcrs W. L- pliylician 6c d«%gi : 9S Cherry Sillerfbn Jacob, carpenter Broome Simmon widow, 88 J. hn . P. C. hairdreffer 4 : Chatham Simmons Chapman, (hipm.i err 44 Orchard , . GilBert, carpr.tcr Mulberry . . Henry, grocer comer Front & Fletcher . Jane, walh r 38 Second . Richard, 15 Murray. . Timothy, laborer 24 Payette . . William, grocer 159 flyniaikct . . William, mafon Deib-ciles . Joitn J. Sc A. gold & iilverfmiths & engravers Siemon Walrab, fruiter 11 Chatham [27; Pearl Simon Jolepli, tailor 7 Chatham Simond & Co. L. merchants 66 Pine Simonfon Afahal, carpenter 35 Catharine . . . Jacob, carpenter Third above Hefler - . . Simon, fhoeixaker 93 Bread Simonton Henry, grocer 52, h 44 Front Simpkins Wiliiam, potter 33 Barley Simpfon Charles, 8- Henry . • Cato, laboier4~ Ann . Dolly, 15 Ann . . David, CliUich , - George, grocer 249 Bowery . James, fmith 9 Rutgers . John, poulterer 117 Lombard . John, tailor 304 W^ter . John, fmith 83 Chamber - Richard, accountant Hefler corner Firft . Wjliiarn, carpenter n Rutger Sims Tobias, butcher Broadway Jfimfon Sampion, attorney 97 Broad Sinclar David, caulker upper end Harman . - G. bookbinder & ftationer 235 Broadway . Hector, grocer 12 Robinfon . James, fhipmaliei 28 Catharine Singer Henry 67 Second Singleton Elizabeth, 41 Oak Sipkins Thomas, grocer andgrainei 14 WarrtE 420 LONGWORTH'S Sifco Michael, fawyer I Theatre al}y Sifilman John, baker 80 Harman Sitcher A. painter &c. 1 U. Chamber & 57 William Size T-eonard, baker 18 Orange / Skaats Bartholomew,, at the City hall . . Jacob, cooper and repacker Budd . . James, cartman 31 first . . James, 34 Robinlon . . Riiiier C 71 Clueli . . Rinier P. p inter 48 Auguflus Skeliorn George W.chaitmaker 356 Pearl . Richard, brafs founder 203 Diyifion and Water Ske-kon Ah.sham, merchant 45 Dey [d''P yards Sketchhy M. E. 8c A fchool for voting ladies 103 Har- •Skiddy /ohn R. (hipma'icr 101 Front' [man Skjdmore Hubbard, fhipmafler 104 Lombard . . /ohn, giocer 88 Bowery . widow of John, 75 D.vilion . . Le nuel, grocer Wafhington corner Provofl . . Mary, mantuamaker 11 E George . Mary, mantuamaker 9 Chariatte . . Jonah & Samuel grocei s Hefler corner Norfolk . Samuel, carpenter Bowery Skiilen Simeon, carver 129, h. 119 Cherry Skillman Jonathan, butchei 38 Pump . Joleph, dockbuilder 38 P imp . . Thomas, flioemaker 36 Thiid Skinner Ebenezrr, meafurer Second . . Elizabeth. 55 E. George • Peter, fmith 1 Ann, h. 89 Beekman . . Richard, carpenter 89 Church • . Thomas, 63 Hudfon . . widow, 30 Broad Slade Richard., fhoemaker 57 Fourth Slaght John, boarding f.oule 356 Water Slam William, iaddler 77 Bowery Slater James, mariner 35 George . . Mar , grocer 32 Role . . Keuben, mariner 81 Mulberry Slaughter Thi.mas manner 45 Catharine Slawfon Nath. boot & fhoemaker 306 Pearl Slidell John, upholfierer 69 Warren . . N 26 Warren . . widow, Sprinp corner Mott . . & Co. John, i'oap &c. manufactory 50 Broadway Slingerland John I cooper Leonard Slipper Jofeph, 159 Whiiam NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 421 Slipper Jofeph F ihoemaker 159 Wiiliam - Thomas M. Ihoemaker 411 Pearl Sloan Dennis, grocer 1 Lombard • • John, grocer 67 Chatham . . John, grocer 124 Cherry • . i Robert, cabinet maker 281 Bowery . . widow Sarah, 86 Anthony Slocum Daniel, tailor 24 Liberty, h. Hefler cor. Second . . George mariner 102 or 227 Cherry . Chrift. M & Wm merchants 261 Pearl, h. 34 Sioflbn Wm. attorney & counfellor 22 Pine [Beekman Slote John, laborer- 8 Third . . John cartman Deflroroffes - • Jonas, flioemaker Grand . . Joieph B. teacher 22 Hefter . . Jemima, waf'ner Delancy Slott Alexander, carver and gilder 1 Hague Slover Abraham A. grccer 5 South Slowly Maihew S. brewer 8 Barley Smack ChriiTian, caitman 48 Cha-.tober Smael William, grocer '7 Ferry Small Catharine, 91 Bowery - Chriflian, porter houfe 4 S/ote Jane Sma'len Michael, grocer 22 Bancker Smalley John, turner 49 Reed Smart Ifaiah, fhipmafler 98 Diviiion - * John, mariner 7 Gibb's alley " - Robert, grocer 24 Divifion Smedes Abraham K. merchant 178 Fear". Smdey Archibald, tailor 96 Chatham • - E'eanor, nurle Orange - James, fhoemaker 68 Chapel - John, giocer 346 Broadway • .- William R. merchant 4:f-Pear! Smith printer rear 61 Cliii' - pilot 14 Rofe - shipmaster 49 Beekman - Aaron, shr-emaker 83 Chamber - Abraham L. attorney 37 DuaUe - Albeit, luufical-infirument maker 86 John * - Anthony, coachman Elizabeth near Grand - Archibald, baker 34 Charlotte - ArtHir, maibnU'9 Duane - Benjamin, cartman 91 Mulberry - Benjamin, shipmaster 142 Bedlow • - Benjamin, carpenter 83 Chamber ; _j» 422 LONG-WORTH'S Smith Benjamin, cartman Spring corner Orange - Benjamin, cartman 56 Harman - C. grocer Water, houfe Corhcr's hook - - Caleb, milkman Elizabeth - Caleb, Washington corner Provoft - Charles, teacher 66 Pump. - Charles, cartman Spring - jun. Charles, 15 Peck flip - Daniel.16 Beaver - Daniel, grocer 32 Peck flip - Daniel carpenter Washington . Daniel, failmaker 30 U. Reed . Daniel, teacher 173 Harman . ' - Daniel D bookbinder Sc stationer 70 Vefey . Daniel,grocei 62 Reed - David, phyfi.ian 29 Peck flip - David, carpenter 14 Naflku & 11 Cedar . Donald, 9 Catharine lane . Ebenczer, carpenter 46 Augustus - Ebenezer, carpenter 56 Rutger - Ebenezer mariner 8 Cheapfide Edmund, grocer 27 Whitehall Edward, hatter 18 George Edward, potter 177 Human Edward, waiter 10 Vandewater Elkanah, fhoemaker Crofs Eliakim, flioemaker 47 Hefler Ellen, 10 Barley Enoch, boatman Cherry Epenetus, grocer 152 Flymarket Epenetus, tailor 157 Chatham Either, grocer 33 Cnarlotte — Eraflus, fliipmaltf n Mulberry Fortune, lawyer C rand near Firft Gamaliel, 190 B.oidwav houe 1 John Garret P. mafon Hetty - Georg-,grocer Lombard corner Charlotte - - George, rigger rear 43 Cliff, ano. 8 Bedlow - George, cartman 130 Ha'man - G-rhaidus, failninkcr 42 Front, h. 15 Beaver - G. allium, grocer Br-ekman-slip, h. jS Gold • Gilbert,cartman 09 Cedar, ano Wafhington - Gi! beit doctor, 51 Bosk-map - Gorham, mariner 16 Batavia-Iane - Hav'.land, tailors Sc grocers 32 Maiden-lane . V Hczekiah, laborer 14 E George m - Jacob, carpenter 5 Divifion, ano. 9 Eflex UEW-Y0RK DIRECTORY. 423 Smith Jacob, fhoe-florc 325 Pearl ./acob, livery-flabler 52 Lombard - Jacob, carpenter Corlaer's-hook - Jacob, laborer Broome, anoth. 83 Mulberry -Jacob, waterman 301 Wafhington - Jacob, turner 11 Barclay -jun. Jacob, turner 10 Barclay - Jarncs, rigger 93 Catharine - James, mariner 147 Lombard - James, grocer 135 & 136 Cherry - James A. porterh. & iivery-iiabler 18 Bedlow . Janus S. counfellor 25 Garden - James, flioemaker 8 Divifion - J .mes R. merchant 2ri Pearl -James,grocer 261 Broadway. - James, attorney Se counfellor 29 Cortlandt - James, carpenter 34 Vandewater - James, mariner 38 Barley - James, carpe.-.ter 6e Harman - James, cartman Laight - James P. carpenter 293 Broadway , -John,groce: 155 Flynjarket - JoVin, carpenter 35 Charlotte, ano. 275 Greenw. -John D. grocer 3 c Robinfon -John, tailor 159 Harman -John, flioemaker Walnut - John, dry-goods 140 William - John, white Se blackfmith 1-9 Water, h. 36 Whitel*.. - John, oval 8c round turner Church . John, pilot 53 Cliff . John, fhoemaker i42 Divifion . John, tailor 64 l-bui th . John B. butcher Bowery near 2 miiefl. Se Broome . John M. merchant 14 Harifon - John, phvfician 56 E. Rutger - John A accountant 127 Harman . John, carpenter 123 Greenwich - John, cartman Grand near Effex - John, tobicconifl 27 Pell - John, dockbuilder 9 Chapel - John, grocer 90 Fair - John, china-flore 140 Chatham -John, cabinetmaker 337 Greenwich - Jofeph, fhipmafler Anthony cor. Hudfon - Jofeph, laborer 49 Auguflus, ano. 73 Heller - Jofeph P grocer Grand corner Orchard - Jofeph B. cabinetmaker 40 Chapel - olep>i, c orkcutter 2 Crane-wharf 424 I.ONGWORTH'i . - Lee, (hipmailer 40 H;fter - Lemuel, flioemaker 29 Cherry - Margaret, 7 2 Chapel •'. -Mary jtnn,'eac!ier 76. Pump - Mary, teacher 21 Charlotte - - . Msry,tailorets 65 Barclay - Maiy, boardingh J57 Pearl - Mary, 49 Church - M. dry-goad (lore r e2 Chatham - Mathew, grocer 29 Henry - Mathew, carpeHtcr 6i Cliff - M'Pherfon, combmaker 47 or $ t Bowery - Melariclon, auctioneer 153 Pearl - Mcfes R. fhipmafter.41 tlficrry - M. H. 32 Maiden lone i - .Nathaniel, Wat=r cor* New Hip -Nathaniel, chemical-perfumer 114 Broadway - Nicholas, hairdiefTcr 35 Naffm - Obed, (hipmailer 62 Dey -P. morocco drcfTer 39 Frankfort - Peieg, (hoemater 13 Magazine - Peter, mafon Greenwich market -Peter, maiinei 4 Kifher - Philip, caitn.an 18 Efftx - Piatt, grocer 315 & 317 Greenwich - Rhoda, 80 Naffau -Richard, boardingh. 243 Water . -Richard, 117 Bowery - RicV-ard, carpenter 7 Sixth • Richard, carpenter rear 20 Vefey i - Richard, marfhall 51 Warren - Richard,fawyer 23 Harman - Robert C. merchant 83 Liberty » - Robert, mariner Rutger - Robert, laborer, 42 Sixth - Samuel, rigger 8 Bedlow - Sarah, fervant 54 Barley - Silas, mariner 27 CbeapGde - Simon, boatman 68 Murray ..Thaddeus S. cartman Hester & Sixth - Thaddeus, filver.plater 249 William . -Theophilus W. attorney & notary 7 Murray - Thomas, laborer 9 Barley . Thomas, blockmaker 212 Cherry & fhipyards - Thomas, attorney & notary 64 William . Thomas, fmith 8 Harifon - Thomas, grocer 91 Bowery . Thomas R, merchant 8 Plarifon NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 425 Smith Thomas, (hipmaster 37 /rarman -.Thomas, bookbinder 13 Barclay - Vincent, boatman Walnut • Wm. blockmaker 265 Water & 55 Catharine • - William,cabinetmaker 30 Bedlow,ano. Provost - William, navigator 43 Cedar - William, teacher 97 Fair - William, carpenter 98 Divifion - William H. infpe&or 32 Gold -fen. William M teacher 83 Chamber - William, teacher of free fchool Broadway - col. Wm. S 27 Murray - - William S 15 Peck flip - William, fnn-fafh-maker 23 Broad - William, cabinetmaker 48 Orchard - William, carpenter 2 Theatre-alley - William, tavern & boardingh. 292 Water - William, mariner 84 Roofevelt - William, merchant 181 Broadway - William, mariner 31 Henry - widow, 11 Barley - widow Bethia, mantuamaker 16 Garden - widow Lydia, boardingh 5o Divifion - widow Mary, teacher 37 Robinfon - - widow Mary, 301 Geenw/ch - & Co. David V, grocers I94 Front - & Colgate, chandlers 6 Dutch - Sc Flart, grocers 196 Front - Sc Horton, grocers 195 Front - & Loomis, merchants 190 Broadway - & Russel, merchants 28 Coenties-slip - St Dominick, hardw. & jewellery st. 25 M. lane - - & SOR, T. H. grocers 186 Front, h. 15 Frankfort - & Nicoll, Caleb, merchants 62 Front - & Co. Charles, merchants 130 Pearl - & Forman, printers & stationers 70 Vesey, 213 -& Latham, grocers 164 Fly market [Greenwich - & Tremper (G.) sailmaker 42 Front * - D. Sc M. joiners 11 Cedar - Hester and Betsey, tailors 2 U. Barley Smithen Robert, tavern 275 Witter Smithmen Catharine, grocer i<)4 Harman Smock Catharine, teacher 47 Bowery Cornelius, cartman 47 Bowery Smull William, sugarmaker Nicholas Smyth Andrew, city-weigher 120 Water - Richard, wine-merchant 92 Chatham F f 486 LONGWORTH'S Thomas, smith 3 Dey and 330 Greenwich Jane, widow of George 64 Murray Snare Charles, giocer 57 Bedlow Sneden Benjamin, 9 Harison Elijah, 16 Batavia-lane. Jesse, mariner 7 Harison Robert, cartman Budd Snell Jacob, cartman 9 Norfolk John, cartman Leonard Thomas, merchant 94 Beekman —, Stage and Co. South Snider George, butcher Orange George, wheelwright Bowery John N. baker Broome , laborer Orange Sniflen Abraham, mason 3a Second John, carpenter 123 Bedlow John, merchant-tailor l H.Cherry Snow Edmund, upper end Cherry Ediiiuud, shipwright 62 Harman James, custom-house measuier 2c53 Water Paul S. carpenter 102 Bedlow • • R. insp, potash cSec. 61 Greenwich, h. 36 Lumber Snyrlier John A. 19 Chatham Sobe William, 1 Barley Soli.-. Daniel; quill-dresser Fourth cor. Grand Solomon Jonathan, grocer Mott cor. Pump Somerindike widow, 20 George [Moore Somerindjck Egbert, livery-stabler 24 Whitehall, h. . . . .' Jacob, livery flabler 280 Greenwich . . . - John, cartman 29 Reed SomerviUe Archibald, grocer 40 Magazine Somnier J S clothier, brok. & intel. office 132 B. way Sommers Wm mariner 89 Bedlow Sopher John, laborer 72 Henry Scque Michael, gold& filverfmith 132 Broadway Soucedo Francis, fegar-ms Spanish Conful's Office, x6 Greenwich Sparling Cithaiine, huxter 121 Hefler Sparkman widow of James, Third near Divifion Sparks John, granary 300 Broadway Speiight Richard, pointer and glazier 38 Rofe Spear Benjamin, carpenter 57 Elizabeth . . R. teg-her 45 Cortlandt Spectacles Manufactory, 57 Maiden-lane .^g^§^0k0AA$ih,AkAhSoi.i JOHN B A R H A M, 57, MAIDEN LANE, Sells and repairs SPECTACLES of every kind, to suit all ages. N. B. Spectacles bought of J. B. that does not suit when tried at night or at fine work, will be repeatedly exchanged until approved. ill -^^^$^W9WWW9W^'§$ Spectator, office of, 69 Pine Speight Wm cabinet maker 251 Greenwich Speir Barnet, carpenter 93 Chapel . . James, fmith 34 V rtche , houfe Oak . . Robert, cooperjgi-7 Dcpcyiler, h nite J9 Beaver Spelm n Phineas, fhcemaker 4 ft. George Spence Gavin, watchmaker 63 Cherry . . Henry, carpenter an J giocer43 Auguflus . . Peter, fhipmafler 60 Bcdl w . . Robert,carpenter 29 Auguflus Spencer John, bootmaker 155 Pearl . John, tavern 70 Wa1! . Jofeph, tailor iea> 12 Muiberry . Joleph, gtaC ornaaiciitcr Sc cutter 2 24 Win. . Mary, midwife 24 New . Thos. merchant 35 Maiden-lane, !i. 47 Naffau 428 LONGWibRTH'S Spencer Wm. trunkmaker 320 Pearl • • • ——, 34 Bancktr Sperry Jacob, gardener Bowery near 2 mileflor.e Speyer John, merchant 27 Wall Spicer Abigail, Suffolk • . David, carpenter 77 Front • . Francis, butcher 1 bird corner Delaiicey . _ . Peter, cartman Third near Rivington Spies fen. John, lallmaker 66 Divifion - • John, tavern keeper Theatre-alley • . Wm. grocer Fifher corner Second Spinage Daniel,mafon 53 Cliff Spindlcr • , broker 36 Bedlow Sping>cr Henry, Bowery, oppofite 2 mile (lone Spinning Benjamin, grocer & fhipwright'43 Rutger Spitzenberger George, furrier Firft Spooncr Catharine. 87 Catharine ^Pra88 John, carpenter Corlacrs-hook . . . John, 39 Chapel Spraggs widow Mary, 56 John Spraigner Peter R. 5 Paik • . . Mrs. ft John . . . & iMabbatt, boot and (hoe waredioufir 5 Park Spratt John, laborer 27 Mulbeny . . Robert, Ihoemaker 23 Catharine-lane • . Robert, fhoemaker 54 BancVeT Spread Wm. Broome Spiong Stephen, milkman 448 Greenwich Sproul Jeremiah, carpenter 17 A/ulbcrry Sp.ouls widow 7 Catharine Sprowll Thomas, grocer 10 Dutch Squire and Strong, merchants 33 Front Squirril John upholder 44 Crofs Stackhoule Benjamin, painter 35 Murray . . . . James, carpenter upper end- Brcomc ... . John, mafon upper end B.come . . . . widow, 68 lair Staffer . JI Robinfon Stage Jo n, a tman 46 I homas Stage-office, Litchfield, Hartford & Boflon, 28 John Stagg Abraham, (lore 191 Gieenwich - . Daniel, carpenter Sugar-loaf - . Ifaac, mafon 63 Church - . Jacob, laborer Hudfon - . Michael,cartman j2 Reed - . Nicholas, grocer Weft, oppofite'Denning'3-bafon . . Peter, merchant 9 Chamber - - Samuel, tin-ware 27 Vandewater NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 429 Stagg fen. Thomas, 47 Perry - - jun. Thomas, meichant 34.5 Broadway - - fhomas J- paver 27 Norfolk Stake John, laborer 20 Third - - widow Satah, 182 William Stamble Chriflian, butcher 202 Bowery Stanbery, Jonas, 292 Greenwich Stanford Rev. John 81 Fair Stanley Adam, moith 100 Henry - - - Henry, counfellor & attorney 63 Greenwich Sunsbury Arthur J. n Thames - - - Dav.d, mafon Bowery above 2 mile-stone - - . Daniel, grocer 245 Pcail, hbul'e 70 Cherry ... widow Elizabeth, 101 Gold - - - James, carpenter Hetty - - - Jones, maf in Pump near Mulbeny - . - J. fecretary U. Infurance compny 49 Wall . - - Samuel, bookfellcr and (lationer 111 Water Stantial Jacob, 29 Bayard Stanton Geo gc, 10 John - - - John, Ihip.n.iste: 26 Beekman - - - jun. Robert, lh-pcn.ridler Water comer Oliver - - - Win. cai penter 25 Warren - - - widow of J fper, 25 Joi.n Stantz Charles, turner 11 Rutger Stan Juftice, watchmaker 2 Wall Starkey James, laborer 96 Lombard . P. C. tobaccariisi 12 Maiden-lane Starkins widow of Caleb M. porter-houfe 38S Water Starks Jofeph, lhipin.ifler 22 Oak Starr Abraham, fmith Anthony *"" . . Thomas, butcher 80 Barclay Sta'tin wijow of Chaile.-., 233 Broadway STATE PRISON WARE HOUSE, 281 Pearl STATES ISLASI. ^ERRY-HOUSE, 61 Whitehall Stayiey C.tharine groco 38 Bowery . G'orge, merchant 24 John, houfe Greenwich . William, g'Ocer 3 M iden-ione Stayner 1 homas, mulician 72 Pump Stayers widow of Ceo ge 2 Dover Stebben Divicl, nocer 15 New-flip, h. 32 Catharine . John, 64 John . . S'mo.i, gioier 4 Liberty . . y G lodiich, jrioeern 240 Fiont Stedditbrci G.. ard- c m. mer. 77 Wall, h. 2 Robinfon' Stee ' ii s, grocer Broome . . M. had, mi k nn 101 Mott . . Margaret Orange 430 LONGWORTH'S Steel Robert, foap & candlemaker 23 Bridge . Rsb rt M. (hipmailer 43 Lumber Steen James, carpenter 2 U. Barley Ste nbach John, laborer 85 Anthony J. L. merchant 72 Wafhington Sc Biown's brewery. 332 Broadway Antl ony, builder 334 Broadway Stcnficld , fhipmafler 5 Dover Steiichficld Samuel, fliipmalter 66 Bowery Stephens Abraham K. grocer 78 Reed Anthony, laborer 97 Firft :— Benjamin., 37 Stone Ifaac, carpenter Broome John, infpector of rudoms, 90 Maiden-Jane John, upholds, go Maiden-lane John, grocer Brannon corner Thompfon Stephen, bookfeller and flationer 165 Pearl & Ely, merchants 86 Wiliiam & Lippencott merchants 26 Coenties-flip Mtcphenlbn, hlbenezer, fkinner Elizabeth near Spring Sterling James, 54 Broad James W. 85 Front & 43 South William, 4 Garden -» James & Wm. 43 South & Elkins, coopr.is 85 Front Stcrlitz Jofeph, merchant 205 Pearl Sterry Jofeph, mariner 9 Higue Stevens widow of Alexander, 24 Pump . Cilv'm F. accountant in Pod office gr William . Ebenezer, merchant 59 Beekman Sc 222 Front . James, fhipwright upper ei d Cherry . James, fervant Theatre-alley . Job- 7 Broadway . Jo1 , lock-builder 90 Warren . Join,, ./ire-manufaciurer 105 I.veed . Rev. J hn, 18 Orchard . John, five maker 283 Greenwich . Jolcph, 41 Liberty . Reuhn, arum-major Rynder near Grand . Nicholas, cartman Second . 'Thomas, brewer 7 Fayette . tailo- 45 Charlotte . Willi m, la orei 47 F. George • , riggc. 64 Hany S.'erenlbn Alexander, gioce-r 281 Water - Benj. C, grocer, Greenwich cor. New-market NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. Stevenfon Fred, cudom.houfe-officer, 'Third near Divifi. . - John, phyfican 53 Barclay John, (Iioemake-r 13 edlow John, fhipmader 31 Fifher John, grocer Biannon Mofes, painter 138 Mott Plate, rear 15 Gorge Mathew, tavern Water Peter, tavern-keeper 19 Thomas • Thomas, fmith 17 Gold • - T. & J. fmiths i Liberty & Duane . (hirmader 21 Bancker Mrs. 235 Wi liam • » widow, 26 Skinner Stewart Abraham, mafon 44 Warren - Alexander L. 62 William - Alexander, laborer North Moore . - Alexander, baker 217 Willijm - Alexander (hip-chandler 68 Wall h 20 Garden - Alexander, grocer 183 William . - Augudus grocei 305 Wafhington - widow of Benjamin, Divifion - Charles, merchant 138 William - Churles, grocei 29 Muiray • • Charles, cartman 58 Mott - Daniel, grocer 114 Beekman * David, oyderman 45 Reed - Edward, carpenter 55 Church • James, 21 Oliver - James, mafon 11 Leonard - James A 16 Broad - James, merchan 143 Pfarl, and Broadway - John, 43 Bowery - John, labo er 29 Filhcr - John, 11 Fayette - John G grocer 62 Chamber - John, merchent 143 Pearl - John, cabinet-maker 48 Warren . - John, carpenter 9 Thomas Mrs. P. boardiiig-houle 2C Pearl Noble mariner 14 Batavia-Iane Rachael 60 Chapel Ri.-ntock, confecAioner 270 Greenwich Robert, cartman, 96 Broad Robcit, grocer 09 Koofevelt Robert Sc Hamilto . 62 William Thomas, mariner 40 Lombard 432 LONGWORTn's Stewart Thomas, laborer Catharine-lane cor. Elm . Wi iam, 7 Fair - William, bafket maker 22 Barrlay . . William J wine merchan. 68 Wall . Wm mafon 85 Chapel . W.n Ii 16 B oad - & Co. (hipchandlers 68 Wall - widow jo Mulberry Stibbs Henry, orach-maker 34 Vefey - - SaiMK'l, painter 66 John - - widow, 37 Barclay Stic.kland, ftdmund tailor Third Stiles B ujamin, faddle-tree-niaker 26 Fifber - - Henry, fhoemaker 12c Harman - - Robert, mariner 34 B.yard Stilimn Amos, tai'oi 4 Delancy Stillwell David, carpenter 35 Divifion - ftlias, fhoemaker io Ctheiine-Iane - - - Ehas M grocer 216 Front h. 22 Ferry - widow Ehza, 17 Kllex Stilwell John, carpenter io U. Barley - Samuel, city In veyor 43 Bowery - William, phyfiiai 11 Oliver - William, d y-good (lore 168 Water - & Co U. 165 Wafhington Stites Raehael, Elizabeth near Grand Stimble Peter, hatter 18 Chamber Stine Heniy, tailor 44 Third Stinm'an John, manner 9 Priham Stivers J mies, fhoemal-er 85 Second ST JOHN'S HALL, 8 Frankfort — JohnSamu.l, merchant lailor 126 Pearl — J ;hn & Scotield, merchant tailors 126 Pearl — Join, David, fhoemaker 71 Harman — John Jofeph, (hoemake: co Third — Matin widow, 61 Chamber Siockb idgr- Benjamin, fmith Coarlars-hook Stocker widow of Hugh 15 Broadway Stockholm Andrew, lloi k and moncy-broker 74 Wm. Stoddaid Elizabeth, 155 H-nmn Stockman Jabcz, tavern Tj Pne Stockwell Samuel, coopei upp-r end Bitr dway Stokes Chni ;arc, t-nllinci 413 Pari — - Thomas, 30 Wail — - rVni A uuibicMa (lore 56 Vaiden-lane Stolwerck , w.-t.hiTi.ake. 190 W.lli.im Stollenwerck & Brothers, jewJiciii 137 Wffi. 8:44: f Pearl NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 433 Stone John M. D. 60 Bowery Hobert, ropemaker Mulberry near Grand Wm. grocer 323 Wafhington Stonehoufe Mrs. teacher 24 Beaver Stoothoff Francis P. cartman 139 Divifion Storey Ifabella, walher Elm Storm Abraham, cartman 73 Divifion Henry, cabinet-maker 88 Henry —— Jacob, 14 Broadway Nicholas, cartman lo Thomas Phoebe, upper end Harman or Henry —— & Son Thomas, i Stone, flore 9 Coenties flip Storms Henry, carpenter rear of 25 Catherine Lewis, livcrv-dabler 129 Bowery Story Wm. W. fhipmafler 4 Oak Stony John, 30 Pearl Stoudinger Charles, grocer 361 Greenwich Stougbton Don Thomas, fpanifh conful 26 Greenwich Stott widow Elizabeth 85 Haiuian Stout Charles, carpenter 24 Sixth widow Effte, 3 Dutch Jacob, 60 Grecnwich jun. Jacob, merchant 20 South James D. engraver 156 William Jonathan, cordwainer Wafhington cor. Harifon - Mrs. 31 Cortlandt Seymour, Choe-manufad\ory 420 Greenwich Stoutenburgh Helen, boardinghoufe 18 Dey . . . Ifaac, weigher 43 Dey . . John, merchant 167 Greenwich ... Thomas, accountant 47 Bowery Stoutenger Charles, 361 Greenwich Stow , merchant 258 h. 102 Cherry • . Jacob, fmith Montgomery Stowell Wm. fhipmafler :i James Strang jun. Daniel, fhoemaker 68 Eedlow • . John, carpenter 16 Mulberry Strangman I horaas, fhipmafler Y\ hitehall cor. Pearl Stratton Benjamin, boarding-houfe 192 Water . . John, fhipwright 20 Bedlow • Lath m, coopei 3 dane-wharf William, grocer Broadway Strebeck Rev. George, 185 Bowery Street C boarding-houfe 64 Pearl . . Wm. brewer 104 Divifion . Sc Stephens' brewery 139 Chatham Stremmel George, fhoemaker 70 Fiifl 434 LONGWBRTH'S Stribling Thomas, grocer 486 Bowery Striker Henry, tailor 48 Chapel • . Henry, carpenter Grand • . John, collector third ward 55 Dey . _. jun. John, tallow-chandler 395 Greenwich Stringham James S. M. D. 25 Dey Stroebel doftor John, 5 Frankfort Strong Benjamin, merchant 4 Hudfon • • Benjamin W. 160 Front h. 2 Vefey • George W. attorney 3 Burling-flip • . John, painter 30 Barclay . Jofeph, merchant 57 Vefey • • Jofeph, counfellor 49 Paitition • Peter, baker 41 Barclay *"• . Return, merchant Old-flip • . R. attorney & co insellor 17 Harison . William, grocer 3 Mott . & Son Selah, merchanrs 160 Front, h. 2 Vesey . Sf Co. Benj. & Joseph, merchants 166 Front . Sc Davis, merchants 170 Pearl , & Ferris, counsellors & attornies 49 Partition Stroulo Henry, shoemaker 27 1 Broadway Strouthers widow, boarding house 271 Greenwich William, 233 Gieenwich Struben Jane, Collect Struck John, smith 25 Magazine Stryker John, shoemaker 59 Division widow Jane, 82 Harman ST. TAMMANY SOCIETV, Martling's hotel Stuart James, grocer 10 William . . G. H. grocer S7 Front . . John, mariner rear 13 Oliver . . Kinlock, confectioner 271 Greenwich Stubbs Charles, milkman 83 Harman Sltidders Robert, grocer 45 E George StuJtz John, laborer Mulberry near Spring Sturges Josiah, com. merchant 37 Partition . Strong, accountant 45 Oliver Sturman Edward, shoemaker 26 Division . Sturtevant Eiiphalet. air furnace U. Barley E grocer New slip Stuyvesant John, hardware. Mulberry near Grand . , Peter, shoe warehouse 141 William Peter G. counsellor Stuyvesant place Styles William, carpenter 49 Chapel Stymets Abraham, shipwright 113 Hester . Ann, 3 Mulberry NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 435 Stymets Frederick, mariner 140 Division . Peter IS Pine . Peter, carpenter 26 Barclay Steymets John, 75 Murray Suckley G. merchant 48 Pine, house Greenwich Sugars George, market officer 66 E. George Suffern George, merchant 59 John, store 6' Depeyster Sullivan Benjamin, tailor 89 Harman . James, butcher 47 Mulberry . widow of John, 123 Front . jun. John, grocer 51 Chatham S . John, laborer 8 Hague . John, ropemaker 4 Jefferson Sully T. 101 Beekman Sumblar John, rear 43 Anthony Summers William, sail maker 37 Thomas William, 42 Bayard Sunter Alexander, cook 49 Robinson Supreme court, clerk's office, Federal-hall Surget Jacob, shipmaster 143 Chatham Surre Raymond, baker 11 Second Surrogate's office. 8 Pine •• Surveyor's office, Government-house Surrens Charles, shoemaker 85 Harman Susans Jane, 219 William Sutherland Angus, 10 Roosevelt Ann, Rynders near Grand Daniel, shoemaker 59 Chatham F'rancis 4 Rose James, mason 14 Reed — Jane, grocer 98 Broad —— William, hatter 416 Greenwich Sutcliff John, merchant 112 William SutliffJohn, grocer 176 Division Sutter John, 91 Broad Sutton David, carpenter Church Edward, cartman 37 Reed —r~ George, carpenter Leonard Job, cooper Pump cor. Mott /oseph, cartman Charlotte cor. Henry Peter, tailor 344 Water Samuel C. tavern and boardingh. 3 South Sin dam Henry, ?3 Whitehall Henry, painter 63 Division John, merchant 4 Broadway John F. grocer 11 Coenties-slip ' ' and Smith, R, merchants 37 Front and Wilson, merchants 45 Front 436 LONG WORTH'S Suydam & Wyckoff's store 21 South, h. 4 Broadw. Swaim William, bookbinder 10 Cliff Swain Ebenezer, mariner 42 Lombard —— Shubill, shipmaster 9 Pelham Swaiue John, printer S4 Bridge Swainell widow of Francis, 54 Reed Swan Charles, pilot 42 Frankfort James, man-milliner 455 Pearl John, merchant269 Pearl, h. 169 William Swanton Robert, attorney & notary 41 Cherry Swarts Aaron, grocer Harman cor. Charlotte Swartwout John, 356 Broadway • Joseph, cartman 10 Leonard widow E. Aliiany-bason , Dumont & Co's store 62 Water. SWEIOISH CONSUL'S OFFICE, (Gahn's) 30 Broad Sueed Joseph, painter 53 Harman Sweeney James, carpenter 38 Anthony Sweetman Catharine-, 72 Henry Swells George, painter28 Charlotte Swilt Abiel, grocer 204 F'roiit Swimburn widow, 103 Mott Switzer Peter, cutler 15 Ferry is words James, 12 John •• Thomas, Robinson, near Greenwich T. & J. printers and booksellers 169 Pearl and Co. shipchandlers 173 Washington Sykes Philip, shoemaker Spring near Mott widow of John, grocer 19 Catharine Ludlow and Co. merchants 182 Pearl Sylvany Joseph, Jew's.alley Sylvester W. 277 Broadway Symon Richard, merchant 15 Murray T Tabele Jacob, 39 Fair jun. Jacob, cabinetmaker39 Fairand36 Ann John and William, merchants 260 Pearl J. 39 Fair Philip, clerk of the justices' court 122 Chatlu William, merchant 84 Chatham Taffort James, rigger 11 1 Lombard Taft Henry, waiter Theatre-alley - Nathaniel, mariner 63 E. George - Otis, carpenter Cornell Taggert John, carpenter 52 Augustus Taiileur Alexander, tailor 159 William Tait George, grocer 32 Old-slip NEW-YORK DIRECTORY; *J' Tait Wm. smith 450 Greenwich Talbot George W. merchant 47 Vesey • Silas, 311 Greenwich TheodoieF. attorney 63 Pine Talcot N. com. mercht. 64"South, h. Bowery-hill Taller Daniel, hatter 1 Skinner Talhuadge Smith, and Co. 232 Pearl Tallmage Matthias B. judge district court 32 Duane Tailman Herwnanus, flatter 62 Vesev. ——— Jacob, 37 Pine Tally Patrick, tinman 155 Greenwich Talmage John, tailor 155 ITivirion Robert, chairmaker 155 Division Talman /ohn, cartman N. Moore Peter, merchant38 Beekman Peter and John H. merchants 214 Pearl — Samuel, mariner 30 Bedlow 8c Son, Samuel, mc-rchts. 171 Front h. 40 Fair Taloe Thomas, mariner 15 Cnarlotte Tanner Ttiomas, mason 10 Leonard —— William, laborer 91 Hester 'Fapole W. tavern 39 Thomas Tappan George, mason 189 Hester Tapped Benjamin, cartman Grand near Rynders Tar Hemy, grocer 21 Augustus Tardy JohnG. merchant 14 Rector, ft. i7 George Targay John, carpenter Greenwich Targee J. gold & silver smith 192 Water & 198 Win. ——— William, silversmith 71 John ——— widow, 24 Gold Tate John, carpet weaver 15 Sixth Joseph, tailor & salesman 70 William • Robert, sawyer 15 Sixth Thomas, mason 94 Chamber & M'Niven, stonecutters Provost Taubert Frederick, accountant 62 Muiberry Tausias John, cabinetmaker 35 Church Tawzcr Esther, grocer 58 Elizabeth Taylor Abraham, grocer 27 Broadway Allen, 25 Broad —— .inn, boardingh. 82 Murray Alexander, shoemaker 32 Barclay Alexander & J. merchants 73 South Archibald, tailor 15 Chamber B. city-surveyor new bath Washington Charles W. merchant 39 Pine, store 71 South • •' Christophe., mason 82 Murray G S 438 LONGWORTHS Tayjo1 Daniel, teacher 10 Dover —L. David, cartman 69 Church Elivan, shoemaker Second George, smith 8 Warren George, cabinetmak. 18 Chamber George, shoemaker Hester corn. Norfolk George, carpenter 9 Oliver, ano. 59 Church George, carpenters Norfolk Jacob B. cabinetmaker 94 Broad Jacob, cabinetmaker 27 Broadway James, grocer 6oNassau James, shoemaker 12 Beaver James, shipmaster 44 Oak James, smith 7 6 Harman James, 7 Chamber —— J. B' carpenter 150 Church John, merchant i85 Pearl John, grocer 103 Greenwich . John, carver Leonard . John, boardiiigh. Sc tavern 368 Water . John, marshal! 11 Dover . John, chairmaker 28 Thomas . John, silversmith 36 Lumber . John, rigger 45 Bedlow . Joseph, 10 Lumber . Joseph, caitman 45 Reed . Joseph, grocer 158 Fly market . sen. Moses, 27 Broad w ay . Moses, dry-good store 404 Pearl . Najah, merchant 56 Partition . Oliver, boot & shoe manufactory 290 Peat! . Peter, shipmaster 27 Ann . Richard, brewer 11 James • Richard, grocer 61 Whitehall . Robert, grocer 34 Oak . Stephen, carpenter55 Murray . 'Thomas, builder 225 Greenwich . Violetta R. boardingschool 34 Fair . Walter, M. D. 57 Catharine . doctor Willet, M. D. 162 William . William, shipmaster 62 Pearl . William, tailor 222 Greenwich . William, shoemaker Murray & 10 Chamber . Wm. deputy sheriff 93 Anthony . widow Esther, 171 Bowery . widow Lydia, 36 Barclay . widow Rachel, 85 Chapel . widow Sarah, 11 Reed NEW-YORK DIRECTORY 439 Taylor widow Sarah, boardingh. 10 Cliff . . • widow, 36 Pine - - -& Hindsdale, jewellers 146 Broadway - - - ek Newman, grocers 73 South - - - & Bleakley, merchants 159 Broadway, h. 54 -'* - -& Masterton, merchants 166 Water [Nassau Teale John C. painter 140 Chapel Teats Eve, fruiter 297 Broadway Teaples Samuel, carpenter Mulberry near Grand Teariiinn John, teacher Sugar-loaf TeerMark, merchant-tailor 124 Front Teets Miry, seamstress 39 Mulberry Terruy Charles, 4i Warren 'Telfair A. teacher 3 Henry - - - James, merchant 2 Burling-slip - - - John, 11 Fayette Telford Francis, shipmaster 41 Rutger , Teller James, hatter 35,9 Pearl - - - Tobies, blacksmith Vestry Templeton MR. 3 Pine Tenbioeck Dink, attorney & counsellor 93 Nassau Tenbrook H nry, merchant 110 William. & 51 John. John, merchant 252 Pearl & 46 Dey John, butcher i96 Bowery Peter, 10 Reed Tenet Peter, merchant 23 Broad Teneyck Andrew, block Sc pumpmaker 35 South . . . . John, merchant 500 Greenwich . . . . Miss, teacher 59 Cedar .... Nicholas, 20 Fletcher .... Richard, grocer 37 Beaver .... Robert, cartman Third near Rivington . . . . Thomas, 26 Broadway . . . . widow of Josiah, 43 Beaver Teution Joseph, 8 Ann Tenure Lawrence, 79 Reed Twill William, merchant 8 Greenwich Terry George, stonecutter & grocer 29 Roosevelt . . . Gershom, shoemaker 5? Barley . . Samuel, custom house clerk 70 Chapel Test Vertilia, 16 Reed Tet Robert, stonecutter Beach Teubner Charles, shipmaster 240 Cherry Tharp widow Margaret, washer 67 Mott The Same as last year, 15 Nassau Theall Ed ward, cart man 30 Orchard . . . Elisha, cartman Fourth . . . Hacaliah, 21 Warren ' : 440 tONGWORTH'S THEATRE 23 Park Thebaud Juscph, merchant 11 Beekman h. Orchard Theiott Gabriel, 81 Nassau Thistle John. Laight Thomas Amy as, grocer 100 Greenwich . . . David, cabinetmaker 65 Beekman . . . Evan, tailor & grocer 1 Ferry . - . Elias, 9 Elizabeth . . . Griffith, mariner 136 Lombard . . . Henry, oysterman 37 Murray . . • Jacob, oysterman 84 Nassau . . . James, laborer 45 Harman, another Orange . . . James, drayaian 9 Jefferson . . . John, tavern & boarding 29 Bedlow . . . John R. news-collector 76 Water - - - John, brewer 40 Orchard - . - Joh-n, cooper 56 Chesnut - - - John, painter 79 Boevery - John, rigger 5 Cheapside - - - John, laborer 245 Williamj - - - Lewis, 26 Division - - - Mary, washer 33 U. Barley - - . Owen, cabinetmaker 71 VV iliiaui - - - Reuben, mariner 63 Catharine - - - Richard, laborer 64 Ann - - - Simon, cook 32 Barclay - - - Thomas, coach-lampma>er 224 William . - -Thomas, tavern & potterh. 161 Cherry . - -'Thomas, sawyer Water shipyards . «. - Sarah, teach. 33 Beaver, anolh. 247 William . - - William, caitman Spring - - - widow, 9 U. Barley . - - • widow, of John, 32 Reed. . . . & Son, William, merchants 117 Pcail Thompson Abraham, white, washer 18 Augustus Alexander, cai penter 43 Chamber Benjamin, carpenter i Fisher Charles, marshal & sj'ocer 170 Broadway — David, ijuillwright 37 Essex • Edward A. shipmaster29 Greenwich Francis, mercht. 10 Beekman Sc i83 Pear! Garret, carpenter 70 Pump George, laborer Second ———— jun. George, laborer 22 Bayard — James, shipwright 65 Harman __—— James, chairmaker 5S Gold NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 441 Thompson James, hairdresser 52 Bedlow James, mason 42 Elizabeth James, constable 4 mn /ohn, bookselk-r Sc hinder99 Pearl . John, accountant 310 Broadway .John, Wheelwright 85 Pump . Jonathan, grocer 228 U ater . Joseph, carpenter I Barley . Joseph, sawyer Second . Lewis,laborer 84 Bedlow .Patience, boardiiig-ii- 23 Thomas . Peter, accountant 7 Chapel : Philip, salesman 59 James . Samuel, tailor 76 Cherry Samuel, tin & coppersmith 162 Water . Samuel M. shipmaster 269 Water . Thomas, tailor 66 Water . Thomas, laborer 117 Lombard . William, boatbuilder 349 Water . William, cartman Cross . widow Amelia, 44 Henry . . widow Mary, 43 Harman . Hart 8c Co booksellers 186 Pearl . St Van Nostran.l, hardware st. 297 Pearl Thorn on Alexander, merchr^it 67 Fair . Adam, carpentei Bullock near Mulberry . Alex, grocer 362 Greenwich . Archibald, cartman 5 Catharine-lane . Charles, shipmaster 39 Nassau Duncan, tailor 79 Cherry . Elizabeth, seamstress it Sixth . Elizabeth, 103 Mulberry . George, merchanl-tailoi 34 Sc 53 Ma;den-I .Sanies, merchant 135 Pearl, h.51 Broatlw. . James H. distillery Greenw. cor. Murray . John, merchant 203 Pearl [h. 61 Warren . John, saddler icenghsh colliirmak. 31 Cedar . jun. John, merch 22 Liberty h. 22 Crosby . Robert, merchant 40 Nassau . Robert', merchanl 48 Fair h. Broadway . IV, & 1. merchants 34 Liberty . Samuel, mariner 38 Rose . Warren, grocer Washington cor. Barclay . VVihiam, baker 90 Chamber . & Williams, hatiers 233 Water . & Co. Alexander, merchant 22 Liberty . & Robertson, distillers i\ grocers 61 G&erfr G K 3 442 LONGWORTH'S Thorbttrn Andrew, shipwright 113 Bedlow . Grant, seedsman & florist 20 Nassau . James, 16 Thames . John, jointer 32 Lumber . Robert, merchant 69 Cortlandt Thorne Daniel, merchant Washington . Henry, iooatbuilder 283 Water . Jacob, cartman 81 Hester . Robert, M. D. 30 Water %S. shipwright 345 Water, h. 88 Catharine . Stephen, merchant 1 Cliff • Stephen, shoemaker 115 Division . jun. Stephen, merchant 16 Beekman . Th.mis, milliner Church . William, merchant 19 Broadway . widow of Daniel, 22 Charlotte . widow, tailoressSl Chamber • & Cook's flour-store 248 Front • Sc Co. Stephen, merchants 82 John . &Co. W.flour-merchs. 252 Front h. Rivingt. Thorneli Thomas, tailor 49 Barclay Thorp David, carpenter 20 Thomas . John B. tailor 36 Water Thurber John, grocer i42 Front Thurman Ralph, 28 Wall . Wm. M.silkdye- 342 Pearl Thurston Benjamin, grocer First cor. Fisher '. Charles, carpenter Pump cor. Orchaid . . Jacob, mason 63 Bedlow . John, shoemaker 50 Henry . John, mason 87 Anthony . Wiliiam, grocer 18 Pump cor. Orchard . . William R. merchant 265 Pearl' Tibbals Lincoln, merchant 241 Pearl 'Tice Henry, carpenter 1 Division . John, perfumer 113 William . John, grocer 74 Partition .John, tailor 213 William . John, mariner 74 Bedlow . Peter, carpelitei 4S Pump . Peter R. laborer 49 Barclay . William, shoemaker 44 Church Tideler Solomon, cartman 71 Pump Tiebout Tunis, rear 84 John ,. . J. printer book .-i & lottery ..ffice 238 Water . Tiebout widow S«.ah, washer 6 Catharine Tieman Anothony, grocer 82 Nassau ' 1 NEW-YORK DIRECTORY- 44S. ; Tier Daniel, tavern 65 Bowery . . Jacob, butcher li4 Bowery . . John, butcher Elizabeth . . widow, nurse 17 Barley Tierce Nancy, 55 Bowery Tierney Luke, blacksmith 7 Ann Tiers Valentine, cartman 135 Mott Tiffany Elijah, shipmaster i^ Mott Tilford George, cartman 83 Hester . James, tailor, Bin ling slip s— . Robert, mariner 39 Bedlow Tillary James, physician 86 Broadway Tilley Jonah, grocer 207 Front, house 14 Oliver Tillou Francis, fancy chairmaker Sf grocer 22 Stone . Vincent, 3 Cheapside Tilton William, cai penter 32 Vandewater . . , carpenters Henry Tilyou Peter V. grocer 81 Catharine Tims Absalom, cartman 115 Liberty . . Lucy, 87 Mulberry Tiinson William, carpenter Bowery [Corlaer's hook Timpson Thomas, inspector of lumber 188 Front Sc 1 inker Ivory, fisherman 4 Catharine slip . widow of James, 37 George Tinkey Garrit, carpenter 37 Chapel Tindale widow, 5 Sixth Tippet George, cartman Mulberry near Hester Tissot Abraham L. watchmaker 160 Broadway Titsworth Jacob, cartman 139 Harman Titus Benjamin, tavern and livery stabler 6 Bowery . . Charles, measurer 13 Cheapside , . David, boarding house 97 Greenwich . Henry, livery stables 461 Pearl . Johu H. merchant 299 Pearl, h. 69 Gold . Joseph, carpenter I i Lombard . Michael M. lumber merchant 121 Lombard or . Richard, lumberyard 282 Cherry [26 Hester . Stephen, grocer shipyards Corlaer's hook . Timothy, boaiding house 13 Beekman . & Avery, merchants 319 Pearl . Israel & Gilbert, grocers 183 Washington, house Tit'ford Elsey, 68 Greenwich [53 Vesey Tobias W arren, shipwright upper end Cherry- Todd James, carpenter reai 46Anthony — Samuel, laborer 90 iVIott — William, cartman Grand — William VV. mercitam 81, house 80 Frost — widow Ann, 92 ^iberty i 444 LONGWORTH A Todd widow Elizabeth, 9 Cheapside Tofts widow Winchy, boarding house 30 Lumber Tolfree Roiiert, saddler 21 Mott Tolerton Robert, teacher 41 Vandewater Tollington Joseph, 3 Fayette Tolley Lewis, trench cook 98 Fhst Tolmie Colin, smith Gross Tom John, merchant43 Beekman - Joseph, cartman 8 Orange - Thomas, merchant 335 Broadway Tomb G; orge, grocer 57 Henry Tombs Andrew, shipmaster Spring corner Mott Tomily John, mason 7 M-lore's rowe Tomkins Abrrn. boatman 65 Partition, ano. Btannon Amos, carpenter 71 Henry Elnathan, 63 Reed Euos, wood inspector North Moore George shipwright 14 Harison Robert, cartman 46 Barclay Stephen, mason 98 Harman Williom, printer 311 Broadway widow, 30 Thomas Tom'iinson B H porter house 78 Wall & Co. Isaac, merchants 6 Flelcher Tompkins Daniel D. governor 6 Murray Tonkins William, mariner 3 Oliver Tonnele John, glover 286 Pearl TONTINE COFFEE HOUSE, corner Wall Sc Water Tooker A. milliner 129 William Martin, dry good store 136 William & Co. S. grocers i3 Coenties slip, h. 5 Bridge Toole Susannah, manlua maker Sc milliner 138 B.way Toomer Rose, washer 33 Barclay Topham Puilip M. mariner 33 Warren Torbert Samuel, M. D. 1 Harman Torboss Luke, painter gilder &c 74 Liberty r Margaret, 80 Liberty —— William, cartman Walnut Toirence John, laborer 90 Anthony Torrey William, mercht. 31 Beekman, h. 3 Magazine Torrice Anthony, grocer 64 Henry Torry John, cartman 23 Roosevelt Totten Benjamin, cartman 17 Third Charity, teacher 38 Augustus —— John C. bookseller & printer 155 Chatham Samuel, cartman Muibeiry near Spring »-— SHas, wheelwright 38 Augustus NEW-YORK. DIRECTORY. 445 Totten Thomas, tavern Water shipyards Tought Joshua, 340 Broadway Toulon Stephen, 403 Greenwich Towers Anna, 27 Cherry Town Charles, drygood store 189 Greenwich TOWN CLERKS OFFICE, Federal hall Town Justice, shoemaker 89 Henry Towner.Benjamin, tavern 3 Dover Townley David, 1ft Broad . . . Rev. John, 411 Broadway Townsend Elijah, laborer Leonard George, boarding house 302 Pearl , . Henry, teacher 46 Fourth , . James, ironmonger 278 Pearl , . John, merchant near N. flip, h. 157 Cherry . . John K. merchant 298 Ptarl . . Mclancton, flour merchant 201 Front & 64 , . Mofes, grocer 239 William [James . Phillis,27 Rofe jun. P.obert, carpenter 8 Barley Sarah, mantuamaker 41 Frankfort •. Samuel, turner 38 Orchard , . Solomon, mercht. 22^ Pearl, h. 6 Warren Sylvanus S. butcher Sixth corner Delancy S D. watchmaker 106 Chatham . Thomas S. 17 Burling flip William, cooper 9 Rofe . Sf Fox, merchants 298 Pearl & Vandcrbilt grocers 165 Fly market Towt John, attorney 89 Church . . Rofcert H. copperplaie printer a Ann Tracy willow of Thomas, grocer 3 New flip Trail William, painter 343 Greenwich [bard Train D. N. & Collins carvers 144 Cherry fcooLom- Trainer Owen, baker 11 Catharine Tramary, Joseph, grocer 17 E.George Traphagen Henry, carpenter 10 U. Barley Trappan A. green.grocer i39 Flymarket Travis Stephen, cartman Spring cor. Orange . . doctor Uriah, 7 Essex . . widow, huxlcr 87 Warren . widow of David, grocer 198 William Treadway Asa, carpenter 42 Bayard Trcdwell Adam, merchant 64 Beekman . Henry, merchant 177 Water h. 22 Cliff . .Joseph, shoemaker 400 Greenwich . Sc Allen, merchants 178 Wider [John . John Si Geo, chiua-merch. 277 Pearl h. *% A 446 LONGWORTH'S Tread well & Marvin, china-store 20 Burling-slip . & Thorne, merchants 175 Front Tregleth Edward, smith 15 Magazine Tremper Jacob, shoemaker 51 Second . Leah, nurse 113 Division . Michael, sailmaker 34 Lumber . , Trencher Jacob, cartman Grand near Sixth Tricoir John, painter39 Greenwich Trinder Charles, cai penter 3 Rector Tripler Thomas, 2 Pine Tripp Benjamin, shipmaster i9 Mott . James, boardinghoust 209 Water Troup John, shipmaster 109 Harman . Mrs, boarding 125 Greenwich Trout John, carpenter Brannon Trotten Thomas, tallow-chandler Laight Trowbridge Charles D. fiddler 35 Bayard '- . Isaac, bull's-head tavern 50 Bowery . Samuel, shoemaker 419 Pearl . Stephen, hatter 20 Roosevelt Trulock Joseph, upholster 34 Bowery Trumbull col John, 108 Broadway Trumpore widow Margaret, boardingh. 26 Wafer Truss Christian, laborer First Try on Benjamin, mariner 107 Harman . , Kimberly.combmaker 237 Bowery Tucker Ann, milliner 50 John . .Benj notary-public 5 Nassau . Elias, caitman rear 53 Chamber . Joanna, Leonard • John C. shoestore 129 William . Paul, shopkeeper 60 James [97 Water . Richard 1. merchant 2 Gouverneur's.lane & . William, shoemaker 52 Third . Sc Allinson, tailors 34? Pearl . & Ludltim, plaister of paris manufact. White . & March, shipchands, 70 South [cor. Chapel Tuckerman Isaac, laborer 7 Gibbs-alley Tudor Woodbridge Sc Co. merchants 65 Maiden-lane Tullas John, grocer 15 Fayette Tully Edward, smith 95 Division Samuel, grocer 71 E. George Tunis John, shoemaker 284 Water Tunison Dennis, laborer Chaple cor. Murrav . Garrit, printer 59 Chapel Tunnarel J F. teacher 75 Lombard Turcot Peter D. upholster 21 Maiden.'ane NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 447 Turell Ebenezer, 205 William Turk Abraham, tailor 309 Washington ——•'doctor Wiliiam, Fair cor. Nassau —- widow of Ahasuerus, 36 Nassau ——. widow Mary, 19 Chamber Turl Reuben, cartman Mulberry Turley Henry, cartman 75 Henry Turnbull A. carpenter 18 Henry Andrew, baker 16 Henry col. George, 43 B oaclway John, sawyer 37 Augustus _ Turner Alexander, cartman 16i Division I. locksmith &.bellhanger45 Rose — James, gunsmith 68 Bowery John, grocer Water Corlaer's-hook John, printer 53 Beaver Miss, milliner 156 William P. M. D 4 U. Chamber William, cabinetmaker 51 Gold —-— widow, tailor 36 Church Tu ney John, newscarrier 56 Bedlow widow of George, tailor 1 Barley Turnier H. cabinetmak. 203 William & 30 Vandewat John, cartman 28 Vandewater Tute Joseph, baker S Bayard Tuthill James M. teacher Charlotte cor H.-nry Rebecca, milliner 399 Pearl widow, grocer Charlotte cor. Henry St Young, joiners 374 Water h. 66 Division TuUle Seth, tailor 55 Lombard Twardtll John, smith Orange Tweedy, Hoyt & Co. hatters 45 Maidenlane T.v lee -Ed ward, block & pumpmak. 374 Water, h. 5 James shoe & tool-store 83 Chatham [Henry Tyler Jacob, mariner 66 Pump Samuel, Washington-garden widow A. 259 Greenwich Tyrrell widow, 17 Warren Tyson Cornelius, grocer Willet's-wharf .- John, shoemaker 30 U. Reed • Peter, tailor 44 Reed —— & Trafford, grocers Catharine-slip U. Ulshoeffer George, professor of music 3 John Underbill Amos, gro. & grain. 25 Division & Broome —— A. L. merchant 172 Front & h. Dey Benjamin, 65 Roosevelt —— David, grocer 46 Front h. 153 Chamber 448 LONG WORT US Underbill Israel, dry.good store 398 Pearl John, cartman 20 Suffolk Joshua, merchant'.250 Front h. 10 Cherry Nathaniel, cartman Brannon —I Peter, grocer 32 Bowery Peter, tailor 42 Cherry William, 242 Water widow, 231 William • & Son, David, merchants 234 Water & Co. Cherry above Rutger-slip David & Isaac, crockery-store *42 Water — & Morgan, groan-;; Roosevelt cor. Oak Underwood James, mason 34 Barclay Phineas, milkman Bowery 2 mile-stone UNION AIR FURNACE, 40S Broadway UNION HOTEL, 68 William UNITED INSURANCE COMPANY office 49 Wall Upson Trueraan, shipmaster 24 Catherine Usticic T. attorney 64 Wall —--& C'laniplin, auctioneers I22 Water Uti John, cooper Depeyster, h. 78 Second Jonas, 348 Greenwich — Jonas, cooper 34 Church —. Peter, shipmaster 49 N. Moore — Sarah, 48 Third Utterburgh widow Mary, 82 Beekman V. Vache John, carpenter 174 Harman John, artificial florist 28 Liberty Vacher John F physician 10 Fair "Vader Cornelius, laborer 2 Leonard Vail Barnabas, shipwright Rutgers' ground Maurice, grocer 5 Hague —_ Thomas H flour-store 37 South h. 393 Broadw. William D. shipwright 55 E. George Wm. lumber-yard near Rutger h. 153 Lombard Vaiilant Miss, 31 Fair Va'mwood James, coachman 17 Barley Valade Madam, 95 Bowery Valentine A. grocer 149 Fly-market, h. 102 John Abraham, accountant 149 Church Caleb, 128 Front St. 121 Bowery Caleb, cooper 34 Henry Caleb, flour mercb?.nt 41 Mott 1. Caleb, Orange , Evert, carman 12 U. Barley Elijah, giocer Mulberry cor Crofs —— Eliza, milliner 80 Pump NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 44$ Valentine Frederic, cartman 141 Hefler Httiry,c8rtman 46 Reed Ifaac, livery (iablc-r 39 Barclay Jacob, rrerch. 15 Crene wharf, b. 4 Cherry —— John, rartman 81 Pump John, 63 Lombard widow Margaret 11 Harifon Michael, carpenteiOrange . Richard, fhoemaker Grand Wm. mafon 43 Warren & Son D. quill manufactory 80 Pump W & C.pop. mer. 228 Front h.nj Bowery "V.allanre widow of John, feiniiliefs Firft Valleau Lewis, fhipmafter Crofby . . Theodore, 3 Leonard Vallaw Wm. fhipwright Ci own -point Corlaer's-hcok "Vallieu Eleanor, boarding-houfe 181 Broadway — — Peter, fhoemaker 17 Elizabeth —— Samuel, caitman 47 Auguflus Valae Peter, muiic-mafter 58 Anthony Vanalen Cornelus C. upper end Broadway Vanallen Cornelius, conchinakfi Leonard . John, coachmakcr 282 B. way, ft. Leonard . • Peter, Leonard . Willitm, 54 Barley . widow Hannah. 24 Divifion VanaHl Magdalen, 175 William . Wiliiam, carpenter Corlaer'shook Vsnalfiir.e Abraham, giocer 161 Wafhington Catharine, 29 Heed Vanantweip Daniel, cultomhoufc efficer 47 Divifion Vanantweip Janes, tailor 48 Maiden.lane N ironmongei 41 Front, h. 33 Water . Nicholas, mariner 212 Gieenwich Simon, merchant 212 Greenwich Vanarfdale J ,|in, cartman Mulberry near Spring Vanave Mandcit. laboter Ciofloy Vanbenf'choten John, fhipmafler 126 Hainan Vanbeurcn B ckmau M. pl.yfician Mott near Prince . B ckman, cai penter 117 Reed . CamnieniKr, cartman Hudfon Cor la fit, groc r 91 Frort John, ca pente; Crofby near Spring . Michael, 37 Anthony . P. B. grorer 74 Vefey * Peter, fa.'dier 358 Greenwich & Schoonmakcr merchant 91 Front II h 459 LONGWORTH'S Vanblack widow, 3 Chapel Vanblarcom David, 13 Magazine John, cartman 44 Hud'on • John, carpenter 21 Partition jun. John, merchant 180 Pearl . Peter, cii-tman 45 BrUy Vanbrakel James, fhoemaker 55 Vefey Samuel, flioemaker 13 Thomas > Vanbrick Samuel, cartman Hudfon corner Beach Vanbummel Leonard, mafon Grand Vanbufkirk Andrew, carpenter 26 Thomas . ; Gabriel, bricklayer and builder 9 Church ; • John, n Chapel . . Lucas, cartman 35 Reed . • Sylvefler, merchant 209 Broadway widow, 85 Reed Vanbuflum John, grocer 69 Partition Vanclake Leonard, fhipwright 8 Jefferfon Vanclcef Cornelius, 19 Old-dip Vancleek John, boatman foot of Harifon Vanclief Benjamin, carpenter 66 Harman Vancott Cornelius, cartman Third near Rivington Gabriel, cartman 57 Fourth Jacob, cartman Orchard Peter, cartman Brannon cor. Cannon Vancourtland HefUr, 09 Cedar Vandall liaac, tavern 45 E. George Vandaifen widow, grocer 36 Barclay Vandenburghwidow, Heller corner Fourth widow, North-Moore Caleb, butcher 167 Bowery Cornelius, butcher 95 Hefler Var.denheuvel I. C. 69 Dey, houl'e 229 Broadway Vanderbeek Abraham, Greenwich and 67 Partition - David, fmith 8 Sixth —— John P. 12 Harifon Vanderbilt jun. John, grocer ey John John, carpenter 11 Suffolk Jacob, fhoemaker 19 Barley Jacob flioemaker 94 Hefler Vanderen Sc Johnfon,drygood flore in Chatham Vanderhoof James, cartman DefbrolVes John, morocco finifher 35 Rofe John, cartman 71 Wanen Mathew, fhoemaker 45 Second Vanderhoven Cornelius, grocer 64 Warren Vanderpool Ifaac, 77 John J fign paint.gild. &c. 46 Wm. Ii. 9 Dutch r » NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 451 Vandervoort Ann widow of Paul,23 Warren - Jacob, coachmakcr 24 G» amber & 14 Ca- - Paul,fmith 177 Harman [tharine *, - - Phoebe, inantua maker 24 Chamber - Sarah, nurfe 17 Thames - W. Phil. & Alb. ftageof. 2 & 48 Cortlanfit - W. £c P. L- merchants 67 Maiden lane Vandeveort P. L. 60 Maiden-lane Vandturfen Abraham, 82 Broad - - - Andrew, butcher 197 Divifion Jeffe, tailor 89 Divifion . • - Wm. A. cabinet maker 51 Fair Var.dewatEi Burger, 5 Second - Henry, cabinet maker 37 Murray T - - John, butcher upper end Third - Mary, 60 Mott • Wm. cooper 20, houfe 17 Front - & Wheeler, grocers 13 South Vandoren Tunis 1 Budd Vandyck Ifaac, c'naitmaktr 27 Reed Thomas, bookbinder Peck flip - Vandyke widow of Rev. Henry 45 Wall Vandyne James, hatter 363 Pearl Peter, cai penter Elizabeth Vanemberg Abraham, 56 Reed Vanevour widow, 31 Ctofs Vangeider Abraham, lime infpector 63 Cortlandt jun. Abm. collector 7th waid 93 Bowery • • Garret go Broadway . . John, chair maker 47 Robinfon widow of John, grocer 88 Breadway Vangi«fon John, carpenter Vestry Vangiefbn & Vanblarcom, merchants 180 Pearl Vangorder jun. John, cooper 58 Rutger Vanbook Coinciia, boarding h. 65 Chatham Ifaac A. attorney 36 Broad, houle 20 Dunne Wm. attorney 36 Broad, houfe 20 DuaTrie Vanhorne Andrew, fmith 383 Water,hcufe Fiflier . . Andrew, cai tman 95 Hefler Auguflus V. merchant 1 c6 Liberty ; Cornelius,49 Mulberry- Daniel, carpenter 22 Brar.non . Garrit, carpenter Mary corner Chape! Garrit, merchant 31 Broadway . James P. merchant 96 Liberty John, oyflerman 11 Harifon Vanhorn* John B. 76 Chapel .1 455 NEW-YORK DIRECTORY Vanhorne Margaret, dry good (lore 67 Stone Richard, tailor 29 Vandewater Thomas, laborer 5 Ann . . widow of James, 108 Gold & Claikfon, merchants 129 Pearl Vanhouten Cornelius, cartman 47 Hudfon • John, rartman Veflry John, carpenter 11 Divi/ion . . Jo! n, carpenter 38 Thomas . . RulifFC. wheelwright 52 Barley ; » widow Vanfffce John, 44 Roosevelt Vansicklin John, tailur"4 E. George Vanslyck Adrian C. attorney & counsellor $ Nassau, Vansolingen Henry M. M. D 46 Cortlandt. Vanstetnbergh John, shipwright 11 Charlotte . widow of Samuel, 35 Cedar Vansteenburgh John, grocer 30 Front Vantassel Isaac, carpenter Church Vantastle Jacob, 373 Greenwich , /acob, shipmaster N. Moore . John, cartman Brannon , i . John, hatter 507 Water . William, shipwright 45 Hudson Vantorn widow Margaret, 84 Harman Vantuyl Otto W. merchant z55 Pearl Vanvacter widow, 64 Harman Vanvalen Andrew, carpenter 442 Greenwich Vanvarick John, baker 74 Water, h. 26 John "Vanvoorhis Cornelius, inspector opposite State-prisen . Daniel, weigher 65 Barclay . Henry, cartman 5S Anthony . Richard, sailmaker 172 Bowery , widow Joanna, 58 Anthony Vanvorst Jasper, cartman 26 Thomas Vanwageneu Cornelia, 67 Ann . . • .Garrit FI. ironmonger 5 Beck man-slip . William I. 124 Broadway . & Co. H- hardware store 215 Pearl Vanwagener Jacob, sailmaker 38 Elm Vanwagganan John, cartman 9 Leonard Vanwart Isaac, carpetnter Orange cor. Spring . Jacob, cartman Budd . John, Hudson . William, wood-inspector 12 Chapel Vanwinkle Abraham, cabinetmaker 71 Chamber , Jacob, upholster 30 Nassau . Peter, merchant 53. Stone . Tunis, mason 32 Barley . & Vananlwerp, dry-good store 75 P.-ari Vanwyck Matthias, cartman 46 Sixth . P. C. couns. & mast, in chancery 1 Wall . Stephen, watchmaker 267 Perrl • WilFain, merchant 40 Front, h, 6 Stone Vaniandt Cornelius, livery-stabltr 6S Ciiff . James, 70 John . Peter, brevver 68 Chatham . Peter P. 180 Wate II h 2. •iS*- - LONGWORTH'S Vanzandt Wynant, 35 William .jun. Wynant, merchant 24 Wali, Varian Jacob, butcher 16 Second ' — Jame% rear 28 Oak Isaac, butcher 180 Bowery Michael, butcher 24 Second Richard, butcher 12 Fisher Varick Abraham, merchant 56 Water . John V. B. 47 Pine & 54 Pearl . Joseph, baker 28 Cherry . Mary, 3 New Albany-bason . Richard, seat near Boston road . Richard, baker4 Lumber . & Lewis, grocers 77 South Varret & Son, F. dry-good store 110 Chatham Varrick widow E. 61 Murray Vartuejrha, laborer 95 Anthony Varwic J lui, mason 73 Reed Vaughan G. W. shipmaster 45 Division .. Thomas, Tontine Coffee-house Thomas, saw-maker 30 h. 14 U. Reed Vechio Jor. & John, print & looking-gl. st 136 Broad- Velthousen James, blockmaker 251 Greenwich [way Vemont J, P. boardingh. 92 Pearl Verity William, cartman Belvidere Vermilye Abraham, caitman 17 Division . Frederick, barber 4 Bowery . John, cartman 59 Reed . William W. printer 67 Hudson . William, carpenter 9 Anthony . widow, washer 68 Reed Vernaker Francis, 32 Warren • • Vernon John, 75 Gold . William, cartman First near Delancey "Verveelan Henry, Staple Vervelan Jacobus, 33 Church . James, coach-painter 45 Church St 5 U. Vess William, 5 Oak [Chamber Vethake F. A. merchant Grecnwich-road Viall John, merchant B.-ome Viavigne -. , 335 Broadway Viclotte , barber 101 Catharine Vidalot James, mercht. 4 Wm. h. 10 Murray Viciell Paul, merchant 434 Pearl Vieusse Bennet, mercham Bread corner Pearl Villare widow of Francis, Theatre-ailey Vimont Peter, 23 Bsrclay NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 453 Vincent Abraham, carpenter Elizabeth . . James, cartman upper end Chapet . John, ropemaker Fourth . . Nicholas, shipwright Water Corlaer's-hook . . Peter, shoemaker 37 Church Violle Pierre, cookshop 257 Broadway Virtue Robert, 7 Hague Voisin Rosannah, shopkeeper 146 William Vogel Frederick, cartman 146 Bowery Volckman Frederick, 49 Bayard Volk Thomas, carpenter 53 Second Vonkoted Catharine, Elizabeth Vonpfister Alexander, Washington cor. Rector, h. I Voorhees Arnoldus, 39 Water [Carlisle- Voorhis John, grocer Spring corner Mulberry Vorhis Henry, Broome corner Arundel Voiis Cornelius, inspector of wood, State-prison Vosburgh H. manuf. of paints 53 Chath. h. 85 Pump •>'<• • A A A AAAA A A AAA* /'£ PAINTS Sf PAINTERS' ARTICLES. HARMAN VOSBURGH, NO. 53 CHATHAM-STREET, MANUFACTURER OF PAINTS AND HARD GARNISHES. OFFERS for sale a large and general assortment of ground and dry PAINTS and PAINTERS'AR TICLES, of the first quality, and at the lowest prices for cash, or the usual credit. Dispatch, care, and ac curacy, will be observed in executing all orders in trusted to him, and every exertion made in the line of his business to give general satisfaction to his em-; ployers. N. B. Every discription of oil and varnish paints, or water colors for walls, with directions for their use, if required. Vose Richard, merchant 70 Pine & 56 Elizabeth widow 306 Greenwich Voss John, hairdresser Reed cor. Greenwich Mis 60 Broadway Votey James, Walker near Church 455 LONGWORTH'S Voty John, gardener 20 Reed Vredenburgh Elbert, car.man Norfolk near Grand « Issac, shoemaker 22 Hudson —-^—— John, storekeeper 38 Division Vreeland Enoch I. carpenter Crosby near Spring i ' John, grocer Bowery 163 Flymarket John, hardware store 220 Broadway Vroom G. B. accountant i5 Partition W Waddell Samuel, grocer 28 Henry —— Robert R. merchant 45 Pine Waddington & Co. Joshua, merchts. 172 Pearl, h. 25 Wade Abner, cartman 7 Orange [Robinson Benjamin, painter Spring Edward, silk-dyer 74 Gold John, grocer Hester cor. Suffolk John, druggist 181 Water Nathaniel, shoemaker 8 Orange Obadiah, cartman 7 Orange Robert, carpenter Crosby cor. Spring Squire, shoemaker 8 U. Barley widow of John, grocer Cross Wadham Timothy, shipmaster 11 Mulberry Wadsworth John, attorn. 329 h. 302 Pearl - Wagean John, laborer Budd Wagener Christian, cartman 158 Bowery ., . George, grocer 9 Peck-slip . . John, baker SO Beekman . Samuel, blockmaker 72 Nassau Wain R. fringe & fancy-trimming st. 1HT William Waite G. & R- printers & booksellers 38 & 64 Maid- . Henry, baker324Broadway [en-lane Walbran Thomas, morocco dresser 47 Division Walden Joseph, merchant 61 Stone . Jacob & Thomas, merchants 61 Stone Waldo Thomas, rigger Cross Waldron Christiana, 12 Mott . David Sc Joseph, caitman 418 Broadway • . David I. cartman Hudson . Isaac, hay-cartman Hudson . John, cooper 76 Mulberry . John, distiller 4' grocer 7 George . John, carpenter Leonard .^'un. Oliver, attorney 60 Cherry .. . Peter, upper end Chapel » s Peter, hairdresser 13 Partition NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 457 Waldton Thomas, cartman Spring . William I. Canal . 8c Leonard, hairdressers 23 Cortlandt Wale Patrick, merchant 53 Murray William, carpenter 81 Murray Walgrove Garrit, hay-weigher 19 Pearl . George, hay-weigher 35 Jay . Samuel, cistern-maker 19 Dey Walker Adam, grocer corner Cioss Sc Orange . Alexander, carpenter N. Moore .George, cartman 96 Anthony . Hugh, grocei-90 Cherry . James, carpenter Crosby . John, bookbinder 29 Fisher . John, mariner 180 Division . John, mason 93 Chamber . John, cooper 88 Liberty . John, mariner 14 Third, ano. 127 Mott .jun, Joseph, merchant 1 Beekman-slip . Justice, gardener 227 William . Peter, tailor 25 Nassau . Ralph, cartman 5 Charlotte . Richard L. physician 9 Barley . Robert, Chapel .Samuel, bill-poster 118 Front . Thomas, sierchant 1 Beekman.siip .Thomas, grocer 72 Cortlandt- . Thomas, cabinetmaker 64 Murray . Thomas, grocer 261 Greenwich . William, bookbinder 29 Fisher . William, coach-painter 17 Ann . William, accountant 2 Pelham . widow Ann, sto. Hudson cor. N. Moore . widow, washer Leonard Wall Charles, brewer 47 Catharine . rev. George, 329 Broadway . Mary, Leonard near Church . Matthias, grocer 275 Bowery . James, carpenter 24 Bridge . Joseph, cartman 13 N. Moore . P. laborer Grand . Peter, hairdresser 17 Chamber Wallace Andrew, tavern 18 Cherry . David, shoemaker 18O Division - James, carpenter 34 Gold . John, mason 10 George 458 LOUGWORTH'S Wallace Robert, grocer 36 Bedlow . Thomas, laborer E. George . Thomas, grocer 384 Greenwich : . William, merchant 39 Pearl • . William, shop-keeper 99 William . James D. & John, 180 Broadway Wallach Thomas, baker 43 Reed Wallis Joseph, tailor 91 Pearl, h. 144 Water Wallow William, butcher 7 First Wain Peter, laborer 11 Barley Walsh Barnabas, 163 Bowery . Catharine, 163 Hester . . Thos. S. grocer & provision merch. 42 Water • William H. cabinetmak. 44 Stone . Dudley St Co. 32 Cedar Walsh & Margarum, merchants 66 South Walters Anthony, physician 58 Orchard . Daniel D. physician 9 U. Reed Walton Gerard, 328 Pearl -I D. L. 33S Pearl - George, mason 36 Harman Walworth /oseph, brassfounder Ii2 Bedlow Wandelf Abraham, upholster Bowery • - John, sailmaker 52 Barclay - widow, boardingh. 33 Murray Ward Alexander, cartman 85 Chamber - Daniel, grocer Bowery - Daniel, laborer Mulberry near Spring - Dennis, mason 6 U. Barley -Elizabeth, i0« Mott . George, broker 30 Cheapside - Godfrey, laborer 97 Anthony - Hamilton, cartman Orange - - - Henry, broker 127 Pearl - Hugh, hairdresser 95 Nassau - Jasper, merchant 239 Front, h. 4 Cherry . Jesse, cabinetmak. Elizabeth near Spring -John, merchant i27 Pearl -John, lamplighter rear 25 Chatham . John I. 2 Catharine - Matthias, bookseller 149 Pearl - M0^ merchant 16 Soutli- . Nathaniel, carpenter 18 Lombard . Patrick, laborer 251 Third - Philip, physician 13 Bedlow - Samuel, merchant 8 Fletcher - Thomas, shipmaster 28 Oak - Wm porter-seller Sc grocer lis Front KEW-YORIC DIRECTORY. S WTard —r-, tailor 89 Pearl - widow of John, grocer 138 Bedlow - widow Mary, 9 Augustus Warded George, shoemaker 6 Chapel John N. grocer 479 P'-arl Robert, merchant 169 Water Wareham J. ironmonger &c, 139 Chatham Wardiing Samuel, cartman Second near Grand Warham Dennis, carpenter 3 New Waring Henry, merchant 33 Frankfort Sylvanus, smith Water Corlaers-hook —-— Thomas, hosier 104 Broadway • William, mercb. 312 Pearl, h. 28 Roosevelt • & Cromwell, merchants 312 Pearl Warfno William, tailor49 Elizabeth Warmsfey James, rigger 20 Bedlow Warne E- P. weigher 7 Frankfort 1 • Marinas, merchant 7 Frankfort • Willet broker 6 Fronkfort, h. 97 Chatham Warner Abraham, 50 Chapel - Charles, coach & harness-maker 9 Barclay ——-— Cornelius, 31 Barclay —-— Daniel, ornamental chair-painter 3 Moore £. painter & glazier 35 Broad & 10 Nassau Everardus, chairmaker 1 Nassau George J. Bowery near North ^—— George, sailmaker 14 Cedar —— Jacob, harnessmaker & trimmer 2 Bowery Jacob, tavern 34 Chatham James, shipwright Grand James, coach Sc harness-maker 7 Barclay -• Jeremiah, grocer 58 Frankfort William, cabinetmak. 20 Thomas &Co. Geo. sailnoakers 90 Wall, h. 14 Cedar C. & J. coach & harnessmakers 9 Barclay Warren D. teacher 847 Greenwich • Francis, 111 Lombard James mariner 1!3 Lombard John G, merchant 19 Broad & Bowery Philip, mason 172 Hester • Thomas, merchant 61 Maiden-lane widow Ann, 83 James Warrs Benjamin, bootmaker 155 Pearl Warts Henry, painter & glazier 21 Barclay Washington Chapter oj R, A. Masons. St. John's hall • Washington Mutual Insurance Company, 91 John Wasson James, grocer 50 Bayard Watch Houses, l Broad, 1 Chatham sq. & 5 Thomas 460 IOXGWORTH'S Waterbury Henry, shoemaker 85 Henry • — Holly shipmaster 85 Henry Waterbury Henry, fhoemaker 37 ElTex • . Jofeph, Ihooemakc-r 85 Second . . Seleck, cocrper upper end Cherry . . Stephen, flioemaker 158 William Theodofius, fhoemaker Div.fion Waterman Jame?, printer 58 Barclay Jc-dtdiah, chocolate-maker 322 WaUr Waters Francis, laborer 27' Augudus . . Garrit, lliipwright 3 Birmingham . . John,afIi(Unt k.cpcr irate piifon . . John, cartman 92 Heller . . Patrick, porter C'ofs '. . Patrick, grocer 27 Auguflus, ano, 13 Ghefnut . . Ri.hard, raarititr 36 Bayard . . Smith, carpenter llnpyaicis Corlaei's hook . . Thomas, ovllermao 6g Men ray . . widow, grocer 14 Banker Watges George, fhiprna'.ttr 40 Roofevelt Watkevs Edward, foap chandler 19 Naffau , Henry, foap 5c candlemaktr 208 Greenwich Watkins G C. carver & gilder 48 Lumber Jofeph, lumber.merch. near Greenwich-market —— Joseph, tailor S Robinson Miry, teacher 8 Robinfon Mar.lir-,'385 Pearl Sam M. U.&c d'Uggifi 313 Peail,h. 53Ferry - Sulan, 29 P ovofl & Dy William, dry-good-ftorc 388 Pearl Wil'iam, fhoemakei 219 A ill'ram Watkinfori Henrv, merchant 5 1 William Sc Bowery Watfon Benjamin, flioemaker 56 Jaraes Ebenezer, mercht. 25 South, b. 1I8 Liberty - jun. James, merchant 61 Cortlandt John, guager c 1 Whitehall John, morocco dreffer 35 Rofe —— Jonathan, fhoemaker 11 Paitition Jofeph, tailor 72 Maiden-lane Mary, 108 Lombard Robert, brufhrnaker Bowery - widow of James 6 State widow, 2 Vbar.y-B ion Sc Campbell, lun k=. merchants foot of Provofl Watu John. Ihipiiiaster 39 Bancker . . John, 3 Bro dway . « John i. 3 Broadway , . Leah, 57 Hudfon XEW-YORK DIRECTORY. *Sr' Watts Robert, carpenter 183 Hester . . Roh~rt, ra'tmar. 9, E G-orge . , Robert, 33 Pearl . . WiHiair., Ihpna-tei 40 Sixth . . William, m irinei 2 Batavia-lanr Waugh via, n B n lev . J'.nice, caipcnte- 5 Leonaid . P 'trick, grocer 29 E. George Wav J..hn I. furniture cle?ler 43 Reed Waydel) lohn, tobacc mist 81 Divifion Wratherill Wm. techer 35 Crdar Weatherly John.cartma' 81 Divifion Weatherfhire John N 8 Augustus \\ -athcrfpoon James, weaver I bird near Delancy Weaver ]. shipwright 82 Bedlow Laurence, baker 21 M u berry . Lewis, shoemaker 51 D e ifion . Sa uel, cartman hlfex near Grand William, shoemaker 111 Henry . widow 1 j ite-ekinan Webb Alexander, niafou 7 Divifion ' Benjamin, tnchrr 37 Mott Etward, rear 90 Catharine James, carpenter Leonard [Moore James C. shipmaster 350 Greenwich Sc 49 N. James, c.rpenter 98 Beekman , junr. James, 37 B rley John, painter Leonard John, 18 Fayette John, fhipmafler 350 Greenwich John, teacher Water C irlacr's-hook , John, mariner 64 Divifion , Jofeph, painter & glazier Church cor. Thomas , Jofeph, shipwright 108 Henry . Liwis, merchant 350 Greenwich Orange, china-store, 22 Maiden-lane , P. shoemaker Elizabeth . Samuel, merchant 10 Bowery . Tnoinas, mariner Elizabeth near Grand . William, rigger 52 Chamber . Wilfcy, labocr upper end Cherry • Zenis, rarpenter 98 Mulberry . widow Jane, 78 Catherine Webbers John, morocco dreffer 19 Role Weber J ihn, morocco dreffer 78 Gold Webley Joieph, shoemaker 3 Birmingham Webster Charlotte, 25 Garden I i 462 LONGWORTH'S Webiler Elizabeth 22 Mulberry . George, mouty-collecToiG Elm • Jame;, carpenter Bowery above 2 mile-stone . James, broker 17 i'.o'.vciy . John, cartman 25 Vandewater * - William, shi|'i.vrighr 55 Cii.nlo.te Wedman Anthony, shipmaster 112 Wiiham . ML, milliner 112 William Weed Alanson, shoemaker 135 Lombard . James; shipwright upper end Ci.cn y . . John, shipwright Hester cr Norfolk . . Ohvcr, fhoemaker Divifion cor-filher , . Warren, cooper upper end Cherry . . .William, Qioemake. Grand Weslun Ifaac, troker 31 B-ekman Weebaiek ferry-house 78 Vefey Weekly r isitor, offis c of 149 Pearl Weeks Ab ahum, iinith Water fhipyards Benjamin, mariner 2-80 Water —— Benjam:.-, cartman Broome Benjamin cartman 70 Second Ezra, arcliitect & builder 16 Harifon George, cartman 64 Catharine —I— Jacob, cartman 37 Mott James,faddlcr 67 Human J mies, cartman Hodfon Job, fhipwright 29 Heller John: (hipwright 88 Henry John, cartman Maiy near Broome Robert, cartman 189 Divifion Samuel, milkman Firft Solomon; cartman Mott near Spring Stephen, grocer Grand near Bowery Sbtphen, carpenter upper end of Henry William, rigger 74 Bedlow Wiiham, caipcntei & joiner 239 Cherry Weinl-.oiz Chiillian, 14 Chefnut Weir R bert, merchant 211 Bowery Weirs James & Edwar.l, coachmakers 348 Broadway John, haiidreffer 100 William W'.l-lel widow, grocer 217 Water Wufentelis widow 98 Re:d Welch Catherine, 90 Warren Weldon Ira, danciugmaller 63 Partition — ? Peter, 296 Greenwich Welling William, infpeftor Hedfon coiner Budd Wells Ab'ijah. cart nan rear 77 Reed NEW-YORK. DI71ECTOHY. 463 Wells George, merchant 31 A'bany-pier Henry, flioemaker 74 II irman Ifaac, grocer 148 Bed'ow Jane, wafer 50 Barky John, morocco-die'.Te. Walker J ihn, attorn.y & counfellor 46 Pine . John, merchant 31 D v, (fore 31 Albany pier — Lewis, infpccfW 11 Ch apfide Mof'e , flioemaker 2 Scanner Nathaniel, 15 South, h. 10 Front Samuel, rigger 8 Auguflus Win. 21 Coentics-ilip, h 63 Peail Wm. grocer, Crofs corner Orange & C>. Lemuel merchants 145 Pearl Taylor Si Co. jewellciy.flore 126 Broadway Weifli •, mariner 20 Henry Ann, Crofs Benjamin, carpenter 64 Fourth G. J. painter 384 Water, houfe Arundel James, grocer 53 Hague John, grocer 39 Cr-thnrine Lawrence; laborer 44 Gold ,M. B 65 Bo;ley Nicholas, grocer 28" Bee-Tow . . Patrick, 6 H gue . . Samuel, mariner 36 Henry . . Thomas, paihtcr 35a-Water . . widow of Jofeph, 352 Water . . William, grocer 38 Catharine . . William, watchmaker 177 Willi, in . . William, laborer 4 Dover Welfliman Hcbcrt, tavern near State.pifon Weitch Matthias cartman White-hall Wemmel Frederick, tobacconiii 45 Barclay Wendel Abraham, tij politer 2 7 Bowery John, furrier 83 Maiden-lane - Mathew, phyheoan Sc turgeon 6 Cherry & Bloodgooi', medical Core 49 Cheny Wenoc. :r Se Hintcn, lail makers 52 South Wenmau Bernard, filvei fmith 52 Partition Evert, t.iiior e'o Partition Went Chris, (larch & hrir-pow. manufactory Orange Court, giocer 65 Chatham Wentwotth Jofeph, painter 386 Broadway Lydia, boarding houlfc 64 Gold Werckmeif'.er & Co. M paper-hang, (tore 196 B. way Werth J-rhn I. broker 127- Water, h 254 Bowery 464 tOI?GWORTH*B Werthevm A. I. phyfirian & furgeon 191 Water Werts Jofhui, carpenter 61 Mott , Wi liam, carpenter 60 Mott Wefcete Samuel, fhoemaker Rynder near Grand Weflels Samuel C. cooper 60 Front Ifaac, cabine,maker 37 E- Rutgers John, cabinet & framemaker 27 Vandewater Well , 112 Cherry . Abner, Frankfort corner Skinner B. commercial agent & tranflator 129 Water 1, •— David, combmaker Stanton Edwaid, carpenter 61 Church James, letter-carrie' 4 Church . James, ftivedore 8 Sixth 1 widow of John, 90 Greenwich John C. fhoemaker 138 Front . John E builder Beach — John E. carpenter 105 Harman , Joicph, csipeoter 19 Chamber Mathew, carpenter 30 Barley , Mrs boarding houl. 141 Broadway Nieholss,painter rear 57 Anthony widow Elizabeth 17 Chamber Weflerueld Jamts, malon 34 Church John, failmaker 200 Front Peter, cooper Second Wm. mafon 76 Chamber Weitervelt Aaron, carpenter Wsfhington ,_ Abraham, ftoi e-cutter 145 Front Abm. ftcnccutter 45 Uoweiy Albert, mafon 80 Chamber A. coachmakcr 56 Chatham, & 30 Reed . Berjamin, lime caitman 17 Redlor Benj. harnefs-maker, 24 Chamber Catharine, 74 Veley Cornelius, cartman 2$ Thames Cornelius I. grocer 198 Greenwich - Daniel, ihellworker Hudfon Garret, marinei 80 Barclay Henry, mafon w 57 Anthony James, Difbiofles James D grocery io4 Chamber Jafper, cartman Hudfon . John, mafon 43 Warren - John, tailor 15 Thomas «M John, caitman 333 Btoadwrs" NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 465 Wedervelt J. I. (hopket per 6 2 Hudfon Peter, carpenter Chinch Well, malon D fbroffes widow Cathartic 75 Chapel, ano. 29 Chapel Weillake Robert, 337 Greenwich j Weflon Abijah, fhpma'ter 48 Second Weflfield John, failmak 200.Front, h. 10 Vandewater Weflgate Johnyropemaker 56 Divilion Wellman P.. ter, cartman 42 Reed Wctmore Apol os, 64-James W W. auctioneer 109 Water G. C & A. O c rv.is Ac g'.ldeis 5} M Lane W'eyman W, rl thier 39 Sc 41 Maiden I. h. Boeeciy w daw, 12 B.yard [Biw.-.y Whaite; Vrchibald, pisno forte maker igliarciay h 2t>2 Whaley Wm. c.irlman 46 Orchard Whaloo Valentine-g;ore. 60 Cedar Wheat Henry, merch mt 190 Pearl Wheat*!! Fdward, artificial florift 133 William Wheatley F. gold feal maker £c jew.-||ci 58 Orchard Wm. jeweller Sec 48 Efhx Wheaton J >hn R. merchant 68 South William, tailor 82 Catharine Wheeler And.cev, butcher 62 Fourth Wm. 65 Chai.b r . . Anthony, confc&ioner 265 P>roauway . . David, mariner 3 11 Water . . Eriphalct, butcher 60 Orchard . . Jarou, fmith 17 t horns* . . John, botanill 16. Reed . . John, cooper 41 South, h. 14 New . . Jofepi L, g>occr Cotm-ll . . Mead, g ocer 13 S nth, hrufe 3 Bridge . .. Me ancTon, carpent.. 56 Rutger . . S. bran liore I'.fTex cor ti Hclter . . Stephen, marine 109 Divilion . . . w dow El zabcth, 2 Henry Whelan Peter, groie C ols \\ help'y James, 106 D.vifioi] Whetten John, fhipiualtcr 67 Beekman Whipple widow, 61 Henry Whippo John, 153 3 ..very Wliitechurch Jonn, 36 Beaver - - - Thomas, carpenter 84 CI amber . \ Whiwafcer J hr, coachdriver 74 Nallrfu While Ann, 33 A all - - Archibald, nwu'dcr 416 Broadway / Ii 2 466 -£«SiG WORTH'S White Archibald, carpenter Crofby near Spring - - C. mahogany & luniber-yord 313 Wafliington - - Charies, carpenter 110 Mulbeiry - Charles, pocket-book maker 36 Barclay - - Charles fhipmafter 64 Bed'ow - Chriflian, failmaker Uepeyfler - Daniel, carpenter 8 H-igue - Ebenezer, hattei 68 CoiV.andl- - - Francis, butcher Etizaoeth near Hefler - George, oyflerman 33 George h 209 Water . - Haitfhorne, rear 87 Henry . - Hem y, 21 Broadway - - Hen y, accountatrt 67 Church - lliael, fhoemakei 81 Chamber - James, 38 Lumber - - James, grocer 28 E George - John, flioemaker 36 Auguflus - John, butcher 69 Mu-beny • - John, mariner 1 Barley - John, mariner 18 Henry - John, potafh infp.&or 61 Greenwich Sc, 40 Reed - - John, pilot 38 Gorge - Jofeph, tailor 158 Hester - - Jofeph, fhipwright 19 Lombard • Lawrence, carpenter 93 Chapel - Michael, fhoemaker Giand near First - - Eve, n Broadway - - Oliver, hatter 144 Water - - Peter, 1 Jews-alley - - widow Peggy, 88 Henry - Robert, carpenter 50 Chamber - widow Sally 64 Henry - - Samuel B printer 93 Chamber • - Silas, carpenter 91 Divifion - - Stephen, ii'veifnith 21 Frankfort - Stephen, tailor 68 Catharine - fen. Thomas, lumber-yaid, 104 Bowery - - jun Tlioiias, 104 Boweiy - Thomas T. 134 Pearl - - Thomas B. grocer Hudfon corner N. Moore - - Tuly, 8 Fayette - & Co. John, merchants 62 Pine - - William, mafon Church - widow Ann nuife 46 Sxth - Brothers Sc Co. hatmaiiufacTorv 71 Liberty Wbitear William, tailor 9 Hester Wfetefaatri John, butchsr 15 First NEW-*0J1K BIKfiCTORY. 46" VV hitehead David, grocer 3*3 Greenwich Eiima, baker Bcclf. w John,thoeiiiaker 31 Kirman • John, grocer 4 Prckfl.p Waiur, finith 28 Fsl.-.t William, iiarii e. 56 Chatham widow H. 79 Chamber Whitcliouf: J tmrrhi.nt 9 Robinfon Whitcloy Ann. 68 Cattiei ine Whiteman Henry, tavern 63 Rofe clt Whitfield George, boatbuilder 370 Wat h 76Roofevelt . • widow of Thomas, Leonard ., Thomas, stage-dircdl. 1 Cortlandt, h. 102 Whiting James, carpenter IJ Eflex [Liberty Samuel, F. grocer 359 Water Whitis Edward, shoemaker Anthony AV'hitley jofeph, faw-fettei 10 Robinfon & Defbrofies Wfiitlet James, shoemaker 51 Harman Whitlock James, carpcntei 32 Rofe John, baker 49 ^i.tli i.y - • J ohn, carpente- 17 Mulberry - . Samuel L quaiter-master-fergeant of artillery - Thomas B. Lifucnard [87 Geld T-te-achei 57 Roofevelt - - Wiliiam, shipmaster 189 William m - Wm jeweller 32 Rofe - • jun. Win. jeweller 32 Rofe Whitney Archibald, grocei Burling flip & 43 Frankfoit Afa, watchmaker 338 Water Ebenezer, watel maker 338 Water lofiah, cartman Grand near EfTex Stephen, grocer 15 Coenties-flip, h- 4 Stone Whitfon Richard, cartman Sixth near Hester Whittemoie Thos. merchant 171 Water h 60 Bowery • . Sc Benjamin, dry-good-store 6o-Bowery Timothy, Art -&Co. S urd-man.&com.mcr. 100 Wall Whittingbam Ifaac, bafsfcunder 20 Charlotte - Ricbar.', biafs-founder 95 Henry - - - jun. Richard, brafs-founder 124 Harman Whittlefcy John, teacher 29 Gold, h. 2 Lumber Jofeph, 10 U. Robinlbn Whitwell Jofepn, 29 George Whvley Henry, mcichant Bowery W cker Philip, butchet Elizabeth Wi' kham Daniel H 16 ooth, h. 10 Front capt. Samuel 53 B'ckman mmtm Thomas & Wm merchants 65 South 468 LONGWORTH S Wickhart Daniel, mariner 67 Bedlow Widdis G.orge, fhipwright, 136 Divifion Wiggiiis Amy, milkwoman, 53 Heller Benjamin, carpeuti-i Grand Samuel, dry-good store 103 Chatham Thomas, caitman 52 Orchard Thomas, grocer Bowery William, carpenter 45 Bayaid Wilbar James, flrpitiaiter 200 Greenwich Wilcox Charles, biker 9 Second Samuel, merchant jo Hudfon William, Crosby Wilde Michael, morocco-finisher 51 Barclay Wi'dinan Thomas, shoemaker 41 Gross Wi.cls Washington, painter 10 doss WileyAlexander, grocer 15 Pell Alex. C. coachmaker 393 Sc 420 Broadway Alex. T. tailor & teacher 41 Lumber Charles, printer6 Reed John, cooper 93 Broad —— Thomas, 253 Greenwich Wihaton rev. Ralph, 33 Mott Wilkes Charles, cashier bank New-York 31 Wall . John, notary 27 William, h. 7 Beaver Wilkeson James, cooper 29 Norfolk — Richard, composition-maker 267 Broadway Wilkie Edward, pilot 9 B-ektnan ——— widow of James, 89 Fair widow of jeremiali, 47 Eisex Wilkings Marshal R. merchant 42 Greenwich VVrilkins David, tavern 209 Boweiy Isaac, shoemaker Bowery near 2 mile-stone Jacob, 159 Gieenwich Mania S: counsellor 2 - William 1— Peter, carpenter 7 Orange Wilkin on Alexander, rear 37 Warren Mrs 40 BroadA-ay Nathan, laborer it Bayard • William, merchant 67 Pine, h. Clinton Will Christian, d uggist 258 William wjdow Magdalen, 205 B iwery Willard Ephraim, watchmaker |4 Doyer Willasev William, grocer .7 Fi. George Wilier* Henry, 10 I hames^ Willess William, hatter 31 Maiden-Uuie Willet Henry, blacksmith 105 Mott widow Hannah, 55 John ——— J rimes, grocer IT Beekman-. NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 4W ——— Col. Marinus, mayor Corlaer's-hook Willets Gr-orge, brewery 17 Cheapside ——-- John, Third Thomas, 13 Cheapside Willey John, giocer & stonecutter 24 Dey Robert, grocer 16 Bedlow Williams A. livery.stabler 14 Lumber, h. Thames — Amariah, shipmaster 157 Mulberry Ann, mantuamaker 19 Bedlow —— Arch stonecutter 9 Catharine-lane > Caleb, carpenter 37^Mulberry Giiarles, laborer 90 Anthony — — Cornelius, cartman, 22 Pump Cornelius, mason 132 Henry David, smith 84 Harman ——— David, ropemaker 118 Mulberry — Daniel, shoemaker98 -Vnthony — • Daniel, tai'or rear 438 Pearl — Daniel, carpenter Elin D. R. Spring Elam, cabinetmaker 167 William Elisha, tavern 21 Bowery Evans, cartman 82 Hester —— i'.'zel iel, carpenter 2i Suffolk G. washer 34 Whitehall G -orge, giocer 98 Anthony H-nry, cartman 437 Greenwich 1-aac, cartmar 42 Harman — Jesse, tailor 36 Oak ——— Jesse, cooper Stanton — John, 126 Bowery John, shipmaster Mott . — J' ho, oysterman 38 Chapel John, laborer 113 Hester • J hn, mariner Broome near First John, blockmaker 60 Harman John, mariner 97 B'dlow John H. por'er.house i4 John John, giocer Bedlow co-ner Charlotte [bard J-'hn, coop, lun.ber.yd. Cherry, h 82 Lom- J hn, mariners Division,anoth. 87 Warren — rev John, 16 Favetle Joseph, segarmaker 91 Reed Joseph, shipmaster 13 Oak — Mary, 96 Harman Michael, grocer Reach cor. Greenwich Moses, sboemak. Washington near Provost 470 LONGWORTIl'S Williams Mrs. boardingheuse 2C3 Pearl Paul, 33 B"diow Peter, tobacconist 59 Liberty . Peter S, drummer Washingtop . Richard, shoemaker Giand . Robert, mason 148 Bedlow , . Robert, laborer 93 Mulberry . Robert, shoemaker 70 Harman . Robert-, stone.potler 45 Chatham - Robert, mariner 1 Gibbs'-alley . Robert, laborer 121 Harman . Samuel, 4 Reed . Samuel L. shoemaker 55 Warren . Samuel, builder Duane near hay-scales . Solomon, merchant 177 Pearl . Stephen, mason 29 Cross . Thomas, pilot 21 Roosevelt . Thomas, tavern & grocery 100 Catharine . William, grocer 53 Bedlow . William, planemaker Elm cor. Anthony . William, tailor & salesman 280 Water . jun. William, attorn. & notary 140 Water . William, boardinghouse 55 Cedar . William, mariner 29 First . Wiliiam, cartman 79 Reed . widow, 67 Murray • widow of David, 30 Warren . widow Hannah, 42 E George . widow Margaret, 80 Broadway . . widow Maria, rear 216 William . widow Susannah, 82 Division . widow of Thomas, 4iBirI ey [market & Co. Charles C dry-good store 142 Fly. Williamson Benjamin, smith 242 Front .Benjamin, merchant Dey cor. Broadway . Caleb, shoemaker 89 Harman . David, nurserv-man Greenwich-road . John, mason 95 Anthony . Richard, grocer 19 Old slip . Susanna, 58 Oak . Thomas, 3 U. Reed .Tunis, pilot, 156 Chatham . widow of Hour; C 57 Church . widow, Hanson near Greenwich is Caleb, servant 15 Ann . Esther, boardinghouse 12 Beekman . George W grocer 106 Pearl Sc 5 William . J. boardinghouse 7 1 Barclay NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 471 Willis Joshua, cartman 43 Harman . John R iroiiin..if,ei Pearl cor. Ferry . Peter, cartman D 'sbrosses . William, mariner Murray cor. Chapel . W. soap & caudlemaker 22 First . . widow Sarah, 2i Lombard . & Legget, merchants 253 Pearl Wiiiitl Henry, 35 Bancker W'illoc James, baker Third near Rivington Wilis 'Thomas, conveyancer Church near Lispenard Wi)|«on n. fur-merchant l?i Broad, h. 25 Water Wilmerding Wm. merchant rear of 92 Maiden-lane Wilniot Catharine, fruiter 3 5 Division Wilmshurst Richard, tailor 29 Cha'hatn Wilmurt S. M. clock & watchmaker 189 Front h. Wilse Peter, combmaker First [14 Beekman-sl. Wiisey Isaac, cartman 54 Third . James, tailor Cross • & Devou, smiths Elizabeth Wilson Abraham, smith 157^ Harman . Andrew, shoemaker 277 Greenwich . Andrew, rigger 4! Roosevelt . Catharine, grocer Henry cor. Charlotte- . David, carpenter 145 Cherry . David, currier 35 Rose . David, shipwright 39 Cheapside . Francis, caitman 362 Greenwich . George, attorney 18 John . George, laborer 52 Pearl . James, laborer 67 Mulberry . James, grocer upper end Broadway ano. 252 . James, physician 62 Cherry [Biwery . John, giocer 92 Greenwich . John, soapchandler 36 Robinson . rev. John, bookstore 249 Pearl . John, shoemaker 344 Broadway . John, physician 327 Pearl . John, drayman 25 Fayette . John, grocer & masom 51 Harman . John, merchant 98 Greenwich . John, sailmaker 24 Oliver & 299 Water . John, 93 Fair . John, cartman 15 Mott . John Q- attorney 327 Pearl . John,mariner 10 Bedlow. anoth, 7 Charlotte . John, 64 Lombard . John, cartman 5 Jefferson . Joseph, teacher of music 262 Greenwich 47*2 LOSGWOBTS'S Wilson Margaret, 47 Barclay . Maiy, boaicline.house 200 Greenwich . Peter, L L. D 1 Gillege . Peter, butcher 163 Bowery-'ane . Peter, mariner 127 Division . Peter, sawyer Desbrosses . Richard, cartman 18 Sixth . Richard P. city porle. 316 Broadway . R .loert, silversmith ^3 Dey . R. bert, carpenter 94 Reed . R 'bert, mariner i 6 Garden . St i phen, shot-maker 4 Second . Thomas, sailmaker 39 Roosevelt . Toomas, printer 12 Do> er .William, porterhouse Magazine • Wm. 16 Gold, h. Ri ng on cor. Orchard . widow of James 33 B day .widow ol William, 71 Btoad . I. & V. bakers 60 John - & Cozens, groceis FUmarket coin. Water Wilt George, butcher 28 Frankfort . John baker First . Mrs. midwife 28 Frankfort Winans Isaac R. sailmaker i76 Front, h. 39 Gold . Jonathan, mason Elizabeth . John, hatter 90 John Winchel: James, lavetu 162 Flymarket Windsor David L agent Crosby Windsor Solomon, merchant 178 Greenwich Wing Lewis, carpenter 23 Pell Winn Mai hew, druggist 899 Greenwich Winnick John, auctioneei 79 Wall Winship Daniel, butcher 207 Bowery . J .nathan, butcher Elizabeth near Spring . John, butcher 188 B >wery . Samuel, butclier Mott near Prince . Thomas, porterhouse Cnlaers-hook . widow, 24 Reed "Winslow Nathan, boardinghouse 208 Water . Thomas, hosiery 3 Wall Wint Henry, gardener Rh ington Wintei Gabriel, attorney 20 Cedar > 1, Joseph, attorney 20 Cedar Winter.jlase Thomas, grocer 71 Divisicn Winters John, seaman 7 Murray Winterton William, lailor 15 Provost Winthaven Abraham, brassfounder 69 Henry l.EW-YORK DIRECTORY. 47S Winlhiop-Trar.cisB- 29. Wall - Peter, baker rear 100 Bowery - William, merchant 29 Wall Wintringham John, 115 William Wisar Catharine, 105 Mulberry Wischain Mrs. 3 ? Cedar Wiseman Richard, milkman First corn. Delanccy Wishart Hugh, silversmith 31 Liberty Wisner Henry G. attorney 38 William - & Morris, aUorniiN 19 Broadway Wister John, grocer 4" E Gecige Wiswel) widow Rachel, bo.irdinghotise 1 i$ Flymaiket Witchcr Thomas, mariner 39 Bedlow WitUam, Jofeph. 62 Maiden-lane Witherell & Smith, (I'hiiip) grocers Qhurch c.Bariey Wit'neifpoon Cbailes, teacher 100 Reed Withn.gton John, brewer Bedlow cor. Clinton Witmalh John, coachman, Liberty Wittle 'Thomas, cartman Hudfon Wolcott Oliver merchant, 52, h. 59 Pine Wolfe David, merch nt 93 Maiden-f. h. 35 Fair John A. merchant 93 Maiden-1. & 59 Dey D 8c J. A inerch. Sc hardware-men g^ Maiden i Wolfen Charles, trunk-maker Brarnon Wood Abner, carpenter 80 Chamber B cartman Church Benjamin, fbtprhafler Sixth Benjamin, filve:fmith 78 Barclay Caleb, flioemaker Pump cor. Firll David,teacher 10 Biond Dennifcftr, mariner Laight —— Dudley, cartman, 12 Crofs Ebenezer, cartman 16 Hudfon and Vtflry _ Ebenezer, fho;makcr 16 Divifion Elijah, carpenter 115 Bedlow Francis, cartman Thud George, carpenter Desbrofics Hannah, 26 Pell Jlaac, butrh:r Dclanry ifrael, tallow-chandler 187 Wgflungtotl James, caitman Grand Jacob, flour-merchant Broadway James, tin & ho dwaie-florc 172 Greenwich James, fawfiler 86 Lombard '. James, mariner 43 Lombard Jeremiah,' carpenter 100 Cherry —— John, carpenter Crofs Kk 474 LONGWORTH'S Wood J°bn, merchant 321 Greenwich John, grocer 123 Front, houfe 8 Robinfon John, cartman 16 Third Joleph, miniatarepainter 3 Cedar Jofeph, merchant 46 Warren Martin, grcccr 68 Partition Oliver, cartman Orange — Peter, carpenter 26 Second —— Phoebe, 57 Partition Robert, cab';n:tmakcr 26 Fayet'e —— Samuel, narimr 51 Rutger Samuel, pifiter & bookfeiler 362 Pearl - Thomas, fhipmafler 121 Lombard —— Thurfton, alderman Spring Timothy, boot & fhoemanufadlory 6c Wall —1— William, cocpei 57 Ann William, (hipwright'79 Vefey William, merchant 321 Gretnwich —— Zophar, (icvemaker 370 Bro'dway widow Sarah, milliner 362 P>.arl Woodcockwdow Mary, fciinillrtfs 29 Firft W'oodham capt. J?mcs 103 Liberty Woohull Richard M. meichar.t 23 Lib.rty Woodland George, cau ker 40 Fiill Woodman Precilla, nurfe 375 Pearl Woodn anfee John, Ihoemaker 21 Catherine-lane Wsodrow James, lliipwiijrht 54 Charlotte . . jofeph, weaver Heller cor. Norfolk Woodruff Aaron B. dry-good-flore 464 Pearl . . Nehemiah, mafon 8 N. Moore . . Robert, caitman 147 Lombard . Samuel carpenter White . Thomas, bricklayer 48 Auguflus Woods James, counfellor 19 Cortlandt . John, printer 20 Chapel . Sc Bogert, counfellors 12 Cedar Woodward John, pbyfician 263 Broadway John, coachmaker 87 Church Peter, iiifpeftor of cuftoms 30 Catherine Woodwell Jofeph. carpenter 55 E George Woodworth Joleph, giocer 63 Partition Wooftendale E'iza, milliner 1 22 B oadway . John, dentifl 27 Partition [2 mile (lone Maitha, ladies' feminary Bowery above S ladies' feminary 120 Pearl, Jy Bowery- Wool M. ladies' coat-maker 11 Fayette [hill . widow Margaret, tailorefs 11 Fayette NEW-YORK DIRKCTORY. 475 Woo'ey Edward, 9 Jews-alley . . David, fhoemaker 120 Harman • . Robert, mariner 1 Hague Woolfc-y Daniel, fhoemaker 46 Firft . Daniel, dockbuilder N. Moore . . Gcraidus, cooper 231 Front, h Magazine . George, M. Wafhington, h. 56 Greenwich . . Pine, cartman 54 Thi-d • Jeremiah, cartman 24 Moft John, (hipmailer 2 L~.ona W.-ight Phineas, accountant 70 Cortlandt Reuben, cartman Broome ——-•Stephen, carpenter 201 Division ——— Thomas, carpenter Riuger's-grouud -T. S. grocer Grand near Bowery - William, butcher 53 Bayard - - William, brewer Bedlow -William, 15 Barclay . widow Phoebe, 8 B irley - ScTibbals, merchants 241 Pearl Wrightman Isaac, shoemaker 2 Birmingham Wunnenburg Francis, furrier 120 William Wurts Daniel, grocer 209 William Wyatt Ja-nes, accountant White . - Roberr, carpenter Piovost widow of J isepli, Gieenwichmarket Wybl Conrad, laborer 85 Second Wyckoff Albert, merchant 191 Pearl - Cornelius P.30 Wall, h. Washingt. near Jay - Henry 1.merchant 6 Broadway -Sarah, seamstress 17 1 hornas Wykes 1 nomas, shoemaker 3 Broad Wjkoff John, nisson 73 Murray Wykes Thomas, fhoemaker 3 Broad W-ylie Henry, Wafhington, oppolite New Lath John, merchant 96 Greenwich Wyman J. W. at orney & cotini. 245 B way h 12 Wyms Michael, grocei 90 Front [U. Rc:d ——. Thomas, gio;er 25 Augu'ius Wynkoop Aug. merchant 60 Stone (lore 32 Front . Cornelius, eelIc&or 60 Stone . P. tobacco!!. Sc IciufTinanufac. 22 Roof-velt X Xavier Gantro, merchant 284 Pearl Y Yates Join, carpenter 125 Bedlow Yflvertcii Andrew, Olipwrig't 23 Cheajfid; Ycomans Nathaniel, mariner 77 Divifion Yci-ricU Peter, fmith 20 Fayette, h. Norfolk Yonge John, wood-iuipedtor 77 Mulberry Yocum James, fmith .Walker eorner Chapul York Samuel, chimney fweep 47 Cliff Yort James, mariner 17 B.itav-.a-laiie Ycule G. plumber & pewter 298 Water, hi 24 Ciuiiy J protorietor ^it-furnace, Corlje;'.-hook h. 2 12 J rfepli, bnirdiflfer 41 Roofevelt [Water —- Tiusmh*, C7 C ifl NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. 477 Youman Ezekiel, carpenter Crosby He rv, carpenter Crosby near Spring 1 Frederick, cartman Church Youmans Jeremiah, gunfmith upper end Chapel Younis Marga ct, w flier 18 Orange Young Abraham 57 Chapel . Charlw, Ihipjoiner 66 Divifion . Enoch, fhipwright Montgomery . Jacob, cooper 11 Thomas , doctor Jacob, 163 Divifion , James, cabinet-maker 6 Reed , Jrlfe, coachman 25 Henry . John, baker 41 Rofe . Johii, teach'-r 44 Lumber , John, fhoemake 42 Elizabeth , doctor Jofepli, 53 Ctharine ' Jofeph, carpenter 23 Ann . Nathaniel, fawyer 59 Mulb:rry . Philip meafu er 77 Divifion , Robert, fhoemaker 25 Bowery . Stephen, clock and watchmaker 316 Pearl ,. Thomas, hofe-wgaver 47 Elizabeth William, mafon 63 Warren William, accountant 2 Elizabeth , widow 57 Chapel . Stephen & Moles, cabinet-makers 73 Broad Z Zabriflcie A C. merchant P..rtition corner Greenwich . . Albcrtrcaitman Church . . Ch.illian, merchant 127 Pearl . . Thomas, laborer Pump near Second Zeifs J. W phyfician & apothecary 37 Bowery Zcllers Samuel, baker 15 G orge . . 8c Han is, bakers 102 Bowery Zimmermn John, chairmaker 26 Reed Peter, millcmn 38 Reed Zopher John, Ihoemaker 54 Harman Z-T1I John, fhipmaller 332 Greenwich Zulie John, cutler 365 Greenwich Zunta Alexander, auctioneer 46 Broad • • Jjudah, attorney and notary 31 William Kk3 4?8 tONGWonin's ADDITIONAL NAMES AND CORRECTIONS. B aiiche N. chocolate manufactory J8 Beekman Bruyn E attorney & notdry 78 Water J3 irtsch E. G. mercli 95 Broad Byrne Edward merchant 52 Front Carman John, 6 Provost Sc Sund;, grocers 44 Front Caimer Nicholas, inspect, of lumber 4 Vesey Chandler W. H. 100 Wall, h 55 E izabelh Ciaik Sf Baker, lumber-yard Ctarke's wharf Coclwise D. attorney & notary 137 Water Creech James, patent tin manufactory Burling-slip Gurtcnius P U. si. marshal N. Y district 11 Wall Dean Henry, writing-academy IS Nassau Decastro Peter P. physician 23 Fayette Devenport I. A 167 Front, h. 49 Cortlandt Gardiner Michael, builder 76 Warren Gillett Ehphalet, boardingh 38 Water _ Hardy William, 98 Cherry * Hathaway & Uu,sel, merchants 70 Sculh Hicks & Titus lumberyard Rutger's-ground Homeyer H. Washington, mar White's-wharf Horner James, corporation well-dig. 2 Catharine lane Hubble Abel, porter house 1(17 Cherry Keese & Garr, attornies & notaries 11 V\ all VV m. attorney 1 I Wall h Greenwich Kemeys Edward, attorney 67 Pearl Longbothom, B. T. surgeon-dentist 41 Murray Ruse Alexander, grocer & porter-vaults 15 Nassau Remsen William, attorney 67 Pearl Sands J >shua C- merchant Pine cor. William Thomas Joseph, 28 Church Cutting Wm. for 148 Washington read 148 Greenw- To Andrew S. Garr, add office 11 W all Keese John D. lor 10, read 110 Liberty NURSES. Brown Ann, 32 Barley Leah, 17 Thames Crawford, Jane 84 Bedlow F"rasei- Phoebe, 90 Church Geree Rebecca, Scammel Hutchings widow Deborah 46 Church. Osbourn Rachel, 167 Harman Price Euphemia, 49 Rutger Reed Elizabeth, 15 Chtsnut Schenck wiclow,75 Elizabeth « Smiley Eleanor,Orange KBW-TOKK BinF.CTORT. *}"* Tier widow, 17 Barley Tremper Leah I 13 Division Vandervoort Sarah, 17 Tliames White Ann, 46 Sixth Woodman P. 375 Pearl , ffi ittAdfoflftiflffl' I iftfllftt"J^lk^k^M^f SEA-STORES. A. HART, No. 174 C'lerrystreet, corner of E. GeorgeVslip, has selected the best goods for sea Sf ca bin stores, and puts them up in the most careful man- ner. Captains and owners of shipping will find it for tlieir interest to favor t.'iis establishment.. Families will be supplied with the best SUGARS, TEAS, LIQUORS, Sec at the low.si prices %*# Goods to be taken on STORAGE, will receive the same careful attention as formerly. %k ii t% THE REGULAR NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE, AND NEWPOR r PACKET, ANN, JESSE COKSTOCK, MASTER. IS expressly calculated for passengers, her scram modations being very superior—the strictest attention will always be given. In New-York apply at Crane-wharf, and in Pro vidence at Eddy's wharf )ffr\ r,rH,l n M ANDREW MAVERICK, COPPER-PL ATE PRINTER, NO-27 LIBERTY-STREET. Is impressed with the liveliest sense of gratitude for the encouragement he has received since his com mencement in the above line of business. He assures his-employers nothing shall be wanting to render the above establishment a source of convenience to the public, for punctuality and dispatch of business. SEVENTH WARD COFFEE-HOUSE. JOHN HUFFMAN, NO. 210 CrfERRY STREET. ^^'M\^^s^^&&'M^^M^"M"^ PROVIDENCE NEWPORT AND N. YORK PACKET. HENRY CAHOONE, MASTER. The AURORA is a regular packet, and \% expres,siy calculated for passengers, her accommodations being very superior, and is always provided with a good cook, & the best of liquors. The strictest care and attention will always be given. LADIES and GENTLEMEN travelling to BOSTON, &c. will find themselves much better accomodated in this packet than they can possibly be any other way ; and the price not more than half that of the land- si ages. N, B In New-York inqnire at Crane-wharf, (between Beekman and Peck-slips) for the Aurora, H. Cahoone. ALEXANDER J. HAMILTON, HAS FOR SALE AT HIS STORE, DISILLERY, SC VINEGAR-YARD, No. 286 WATER-STREET, 'between Peck Sf the New slips) A complete assortment of grocieries of all kinds— wholesale and retail. A general assortment of cordials of every sort, both double and single distilled. White wine and cider vinegar, also spirits of wine, coloring, &c. Gin that is colored, re-distilied and tendered clear; all sorts of spirits, damaged by salt water, or otherwise, made perfectly pure. All the above articles of the best quality, at the lowest prices and a considerable deduction made for cash. N. B. Sea-stores put up. TheNEW-YoRK DIRECTORY contained in the year 1790 about 4250 names. 1300 10200 1802 12012 t.807 13778 ADVERTISEMENT. We would not have the public imagine that tTJs di rectory 13 issued as one perfectly correct, there are too many obstructions in arriving at that point:—but we would have them consider that containing, as it dors, nearly 14 thousand names, some errors will unavoidably occur, and we would have them know that none arc owing to negligence on the part of the editor or publisher. We should suppose, that each person being anxious to see his own name in print, less trouble wrould be experien ced in collecting them ; quite different, for should they be engaged at breakfast or dinner we are told by numbers to call again ; if we were to accommodate them as to time in collecting names, no little blame would be thrown upon us at the time of publishing ; we therefore, fre quently obtain our information from servants; one great source of error. We have received for answer, (among many others as whimsical)' the same as last year:' surely, we must know eveiy body. By some, how ever, we are answered not only to our satisfaction as re gards correctness, but with civility; the former however is that for which we are only anxious The time for collect ing the names being so generally known it would be but little trouble, to each person, who may wis!] to have his name inserted, to leave written directions with their servants, which would not only be ot great service to us, but the means of having them correitly insetted. We have generally remarked that those persons make the mod noise, should their address be wrong, whose names it is most difficult to procure ; the fault oftc-o ly ing upon themselves We spare no expense ortiouble to have it as correct as possible, keeping a person em ployed during the whole time of printing, to search for those whose names hav.; not been brought in, as well as to investigate doubtful cases a second time. Wc insert the returns of two books, out of eleven, employed for the purpose of collecting the names, ot the houses from which no information could be obtained. Water-slreet, No. 159 Front-slrect No. 134 203 96 172 91 174 125 96 Pearl street, No. si 6 89 119 78 13S 89 Maiden-lane, No. 94 93 82 Beeknian-st. No. 517 66 67 60 .97 69 Broadway, No. 92 Beaver street No. 21 52 29 William-street, No. 6 Broad-street, No. 44 33 John-street, No. 59 133 51 Burling-slip, No. 6 36 9 34 7 56 Ann-street, No. A3 94 Gold-street, No. 63 Fair-street, No 26 Cliff-street, No. 15 80 17 SS Liberty-st. No. 80 83 91 Murray-st. No. 74 Vesey-street, No. 50 Burclay.st. No. 56 Greenwich-st. No. 228 Broadway, No. 295 32 3 169 285 163 305 143 3i9 Tiiames-st. No. 5 288 Cortlandt-st. No. 7 118 Thomas-si. No. 48 66 Washington-si. 138 101 Cedar-st. No. 7a 21(7 32 30 54 46