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Officers of the Government of the United States. 'lines Madison, President, salary, - Dolls. 25,000 "- , Vice-President, (vacant) - 5,000 James Monroe, Secretary of State, - - - 5,000 A. J. Dallas, Secretary of the Treasury, - - 5,000 William 11. Crawford, Secretary of War, - 4,000 Benj. W. Crowninshield, Secretary of the Navy, 4,000 Return J. Meigs, l'ost-Master-General, - 3,000 Robert Patterson, Director of the Mint, - - 2,000 John Marshall, Chief Justice of the United States, 4,000 Bushrod Washington, William Johnson, jun. Thomar1ToddIinS8tOB' V Associate Judges, each 3,000 Joseph Story, Gabriel Duvall, Richard Rush, of Penn. Attorney-General U. S. 3,000

Officers of the Government of the State of New-York. His Excellency Daniel D. Tompkins, Governor ; John Tayler, Lieutentant-Governor ; James Kent, Chancellor ; Smith Thompson, Chief Justice ; Ambrose Spencer, Wil liam W. Van Ness, Joseph C. Yates, Jonas Piatt, puisne Judges. Robert Tillotson, Secretary of State ; Archibald M'ln tyre, Comptroller ; Charles Z. I'Tatt, Treasurer ; Simeon De Witt, Surveyor-General ; Martin Van Buren, Attor ney-General ; Anthony Lamb, Commissary-General of Ordaace and Military Stores; Solomon Van Rensselaer, Arrj-taat-GeneraL Archibald Campbell, Dejjnjry Secretary, John Ely, jun. Deptt^f ComptroSer, Jonn^ernor, Deputy Commissary of Military Stone i Richard Goodell and Jacob Dox, As- tistant fammw^^^W. District; David B. M'Neil, As sistant CoroilAjritp^E. District; Edward M'Laughlin, Assistant Com1fc_Mt»y, S. District; Gideon Hawley, Su perintendent of Common Schools ; William Kirkpatrick, Superintendent of the Onondaga Salt-Works. 4 ANNUAL REGISTER. Commissioners of the Land-Office. Lieutenant-Governor ; Speaker of the House of Assem bly ; Secretary of State ; Surveyor General ; Comptrol ler ; Treasurer and Attorney-General. Deputy Secretary-, Clerk of the Land-Office.

COURTS. The Supreme Court sits in the Cily of Albany on the first Mondays in August and January, and in the City of New-York on the third Monday in October, and first Mon day in May. The Circuit Court in and for the County of Albany, sits in the City of Albany on the first Tuesday in October and second Tuesday in April. The Court of Common Pleas and General Sessions of of the Peace, in and for the County of Albany, sits in the City of Albany on the third Tuesdays in June, October and February. And the Mayor's Court of the City of Albany, sits in said City, on the first Tuesday in every mouth.

DISTRICT ATTORNIES. JOHN RODMAN, for the city and county of New-York. THOMAS S. LESTER, for the counties of Suffolk, Kings, Queens and Richmond. WILLIAM NELSON, for the counties of Putnam, Rock land and Westchester. GEORGE BLOOM, for Dutchess, Delaware, Sullivan, Orange and Ulster. MOSES I. CANTINE, for Columbia, Rensselaer and Green. JESSE I. BILLINGS, for Washington, Essex, Clinton, Franklin and Warren. RICHARD M. LIVINGSTON, for Albany, Saratoga, Montgomery, Schoharie and Schenectady. THOMAS H. HUBBARD, for Herkimer, Otsego, Onei da and Madison. ELA COLLINS, for St. Lawrence, Jefferson and Lewis. JOSEPH L. RICHARDSON, for Onondaga, Cortland, Chenango and Cayuga. DANIEL CRUOEII, for Allegany, Tioga, Broome, Steu ben, Cattaraugus and Seneca.

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JOHN C. SPENCER, for Ontario, Niagara, Chautauque and Genesee.

MASTERS IN CHANCERY. Isaac Hansen, Stephen Lush, jun. Gideon Hawley, Hen ry A. Oothout, Thomas Bridgen, John F. Bacon, Harma nus Wendell, jun. James King, Aaron Clarke, John S. Van Rensselaer, Gerrit V.Denniston, Christian Sackrider, Jacob Lansing, Samuel Haring, Welcome Esleeck, Archi bald Campbell, Thomas llarman, jun.

EXAMINER IN CHANCERY. James Kinsr. PUBLIC NOTARIES. John H. Wendell, James Van Ingen, Francis Blood good, Richard S. Treat, John W. Yates, Abm. Ten Eyck, jun. Thomas W. Ford, John Mancius, John Van Zandt, Benjamin Ford, George C. Sharpe, Isaac Hempsted, Gor- ham A. Worth, Philip Ford, William L. Greenwood, Isaac Q. Leake, Jacob Evertsen, jun. John AV. Leake, Austin Bonny, T. W. Olcott.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Peter Dox, Estes Howe, Richard Waring, Josiah Sher man, Billy Buckley, Horatio G. Merchant, James Gour lay, Joseph Weed, Gerrit Bogart, John Vernor, jun. Thomas Donnely, John H. Wendell, Isaac Hansen, Jason Rudes, John W. Wasson, William Forest, William Camp bell, Samuel Haring.

^AUCTIONEERS. John Stilwell, John I. Wendell, Benjamin V. Clench, James Mahar, Lewis Clark, Samuel Adams, Stephen La dew. • •>:•• -J"-.

Sam-;.1 Ksewet. Willard Walker and Jared Lockwood, Inspectotti-flf-Batital Pearl-Ashes. Christopher Gt^Stes, Surrogate. * Enoch M'Caiman-, Assistant State Sealer of Weights and Measures. George Charles, Inspector of Leather. B G ANNUAL REGISTER. OFFICERS OF THE CITY OF ALBANY. Hon. PHILIP S. VAN RENSSELAER, Esq. Mai/or. JOHN VAN NESS YATES, Esq. Recorder. ISAAC HEMPSTED, Esq. Sheriff. GEORGE MERCHANT, Esq. Clerk. First Ward. Killian K. Van Rensselaer, James Warren, Atdeimen; Barent Sanders, James I a Grange, Assistants; Isaac Denniston, Supervisor : Parent Sanders, Spencer Staf ford, Assessors; William Staats, Collector; Newman Bliss, Daniel Butterfield, Constables. Second Wurd. Chauncey Humph; y, Isaac Hansen, Aldermen; Charles __•_- Poineer, Ada* Kuss, Assistants; Isaac Hansen, Supervisor; Eb.-zer Smith, Liiarles E. Dudley, Asses sors; Adam 1> ,s, Collector; John Meigs, Benjamin Vervalin, Constuules. Third Wurd. Teunis Van Vechten, Richard S. Treat, Aldermen ; Jacob Mancius, James M'Kown, Assistants; Nicholas Bleecker, Supervisor; John R. Bleecker, Paul Hoch- strasser, Assessors; Henry Abel, Collector; John D. Fisher, John II. Angus, Constables. Fourth Ward. Benj. Knower, Charles D. Cooper, Aldermen; Friend Humphrey, John F. Bacon, Assistants, Solomon Allen, Supervisor; Peter Van Loon, Richard Duncan, Asses sors; Garrit A. Lansing, Collector; Abraham Sickles, Richard Skinner, Constables. ^ Fifth Ward. 7/^;-, Isaac I. Fryer, John A. Goewey, Ahtiimtn; Samuel Payn, John Shaw, Assistants; John A. GoejttJV William Stilwell, Assessors; James VauSchoonhoTen,C5?^-c/or; Ithamar Barritt, Constable. "'**. Charter Election the last Tuesday~f$k WW' Officers acting under Appointment$*^^S^^xCo}nmon Council. John Bogart, Chamberlain. Teunis Van Veethpi>, Attorney.

_:\\ ANNUAL REGISTER. Daniel I. Winne, Marshal. John H. Angus, High Constable. David Olmsted, City Superintendent. John Y. Staats, Assistant City Superindfent. Gerrit Bogart, City Surveyor. Daniel Hewson, Superintendent of the Aims-House. Ephraim De Witt, Superintendent of the Ferry. Jonathan Eights, Alms-House Physician. Harmanus A. Wendell, Superintendent of the Market. Jacob C. Cuylfir, Overseer of the Poor. Elias Vanderlip, Inspector of Weights and Measures, and of Bread. Philip S. Van Rensselaer Isaac Hansen, Board of Magistrates foj^jjfc, Benjamin Knower, the relief and support of Richard S. Treat, the Poor. John Vernor, jun. Richard S. Treat, John Vernor, jun. Police Justices. John H. Angus, John Meigs, Abm. Sickles, Police Const. Daniel I. Winne, Deputy Excise Officer. Samuel Vail, Weigher of Fish. Mordecai Lester, Keeper of the Powder-House. Joseph Fry, Stephen W. Johnson. City Goageiv. Robert Ruby, Ezra W. Buckbe, Foresters. J. Meigs, J. Van Zandt, ,1. H. Angus, Capts. of tlie Watch. Andrew De Witt, Weigher of Hay at the South Scabs. Henry Abel, do. North do. Morderai Lester, do. West do. John Y. Staats, Fire-Inspector for the First Ward. William Pruynj,? do. Second do. Henry Abel, do. Third do. Garret A. LasaHg, do. Fourth do. AbrabamsEaraEL Dock-Master. ' -'>** mar • _, » -___<7ARTMEN . 8 John Lumlev, •2i v>'\mi^M0m;Samutfflw-. 9 James Spicer, •i Ralph IVWapTO, 10 4 Casper JflKlv 11 Peter Radiker, 5 Daniel Liscom, 12 Peter Brown, 6 Ishmael L. Wilson, 13 James Blake, 7 William D. Carroi, 14 William Scoon,

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15 Benjamin Lattiinore, 40 Thomas Allicoi. lit William Scott, 47 Abraham White, 17 William Miles, 48 James Deyarmand. 18 Richard Hilton, 49 William Deyermand 19 J. Head, 50 Reuben Lourker, 20 Isaac Bradt, 51 Samuel Ives, 21 Patrick Connelly, 52 Samuel Sinclair, 22 John Moore, 53 John Tyler, 23 David Lewis, 54 Ishmael L. Wilson, 24 Jacob Shoemaker, 55 Robert Woodworth. 25 Philip Cole, 56 Samuel Henderer, 20 Joseph Dibble, 57 Stephen Edward-, 27 William Whitesides, 58 Adam Russ, 28 Moses Smith, 59 John Reynolds, 29 Robert Gibbeny, 60 John Reynolds, 30 Benjamin Fassett, 61 Moses Wallace, 31 John Pierce, 62 Thomas Sickman, 32 Nicholas Kittle, 63 John Parkison, 33 Amos Fassett 64 John M'Cue, 34 Andrew Grier, 65 Rudolph Forbush, 35 George Grier, jun. 66 Volkert D. Jewell, 56 Thomas Grier, 67 Christopher Monk, 37 Benjamin Patrick, 68 Benjamin Goewey, 38 Do. Do. 69 Thomas M'Carron, 3fl Samuel Holmes, 70 Jacob Hallett, 40 Frederick Wormer, 71 Simon V. Bradt, 41 Peter Drake, 72 James Gibson, 42 Robert G. Cruttenden, 73 Jonas D. Daniels, 43 George Grier, 74 44 Joseph Cowell, 75 John Joyce, 45 Christopher Lumley, 70 James Moore.

Cartmen appointed to remove the Dirtfrom the Streets. Thomas M-Carrou, Thomas Fitsimmons, Daniel Tuck er, John Lumiee.

Practising Physicians in the City of Albany. Doctors Bay, Beck, Carey, Eights, Freeman, James, Lr.iising, Lathrop, Low, Sherman, Staats, Stearns, Stringer, Townsend, Van Deusen,Viets,Vought,Upfold, Wendell, King, E. Willard, M. Willard, Williams, Yates.

_. ANNUAL REGISTER. SOCIETIES IN THE CITY OF ALBANY.

BANKS. Bank of Albany. (Election second Tuesday in May.) John Van Schaick, President; Stephen Lush, Abra ham Van Vechten, Stephen P. Schuyler, Philip S. Van Rensselaer, Samuel Hill, George Pearson, Matthew Trot ter, Johu R. Bleecker, Douw Fonda, William Caldwell, Daniel Hale, Directors. John Van Zandt, Cashier; Wil liam Barclay, Book-keeper ; Isaac Q. Leake, Teller; John Mancius, Receiver ; Jacob Wendell, Discount-Clerk. New-York State Bank. (Election first Tuesday in June.) John Tayler, President; William James, Elisha Jen kins, Thomas Gould, James Kane, Isaiah Townsend, John D. P. Douw, Edward Brown, John Woodworth, Francis Bloodgood, John C. Cuyler, Archibald M'lntyre, Antho ny Lamb, Directors. John W. Yates, Cashier. George C. Sharp, Robert Clench, John W. Leake, Clerks. Dis count day, Wednesday. Mechanics'' 6f Farmers'' Bank. (Election first Monday in June. Isaac Hutton, President; Benjamin Knower, William Fowler, Giles W. Porter, Benj. Van Benthuisen, Peter Boyd, Charles E. Dudley, Russel Forsyth, John Marvin, Isaac Deiinistoii, Ezra Ames, Robert-Shepherd, Richard Dusenbury, Directors. G. A. Worth, Cashier. T. W. Olcott, 1. Evertsen, Robert Elliot, John Thorne, Clerks. Discount days, Tuesday aud Friday. Albany Insurance Company. (Election first Monday in January.) Isaiah Townsend, President ; Elisha Jenkins, Stephen Lush, Phili^%^(H!JSensselaer, John D. P. Douw, Henry Guest, jun. ¥J*#_»Stephen Van Rensselaer, 2d Vice-President; B2

'if?A !<) ANNUAL REGISTER. James Low. Recording Secretary ; Benjamin Allen, 3iid- dle District, V W. Van Schaick, Eastern District, Josi ah Noyes, Western District, and John W. Francis, South ern District, Corresponding Secretaries; Isaac Hutton, Treasurer ; John M. Bradford, Senior Counsellor ; Timo thy Clowes, Philip S. Van Rensselaer, H. G. Spafford, Ja cob Green, Jonathan Eights, E. C. Genet, T. Romeyn Beck, James Sievenson, John Stearns, Counsellors. Albany Bible Society. (Election first Tuesday in February.) Rev. John M. Bradford, D. D. President; Rev. Wil liam Neill, D. D. 1st Vice-President; Rev. Samuel Blatch- ford, D. D. 2d Vice-President; Harmanus Bleecker, Esq. Corresponding Secretary ; John Stearns, M. D. Record ing Secretary ; Eleazer F. Backus, Treasurer; Rev. Eli phalet Nott, D. D. Rev. John De Witt, Rev. John Ches ter, Philip S. Van Rensselaer, Stephen Van Rensselaer, John Woodworth, Douw Fonda, Rensselaer Westerlo, Chester Bulkley, Managers. Albany Bible and Common Prayer Book Society. Right Rev. Bishop Hobart, President ; Benjamin Al len, L. L. D. Secretary; Henry Guest, Treasurer; John Tayler, Philip S. Van Rensselaer, John Stearns, Albany, Rev. David Butler, George Tibbits, Nathan Warren, Kellogg, Troy—P.ev. Cyrus Stebbins, Brownell, David Tomlinson, Daniel Martin, Schenectady, Rev. Parker Adams, Richard Davis, John Knickerback- er, Waterford—George W. Featherstonhaugh, Duancs- burgh, Managers. Albany Humane Society). (Election first Wednesday in November.) Philip S. Van Rensselaer, President; Simeon De Witt, Vice-President; Stewart Lewis, Treasurer J Harmen G. Wynkoop, Secretary ; Rev. Dr. Brj^fitfdj Re v. Dr. Neil, Re'v. Mr. Chester, Rev. Mr. De Wiftf^j^ffr. Clowes, George Webster, Rensselaer \Ve.sterIo>^J$t»ibald M'ln tyre, Jonathan Eights, Trustees. ".'--'•.' Sunday School. Isaac Hutton, Esq. Treasurer ; Rev. Timothy Clowes, Secretary ; Rev. John M'Donald, Rev. John Chester, ANNUAL REGISTER. 11

Rev. Joseph Shaw, Rev. Thomas Drummond, Theodore Sedgwick, Philip S. Parker, John Stearns, John I. Groes- beck, Elias Vanderlip, William Mayell, George Upfold, Isaac G. Hutton, John Taylor, jun. Inspectors. Mechanics' Society. (Election first Tuesday in February.) Nehemiah B. Bassett, President ; Elisha Putnam, first Vice-President ; Joseph Russell, second Vice-Peesident; William M'Harg, Treasurer ; Charles R. Webster, John Boardman, Thomas Russell, Ebenezer Smith, John Meads, Tunis Slingerland, B. D. Packard, Elisha Dorr, Isaac Lu cas, John Russell, FJijah Hosford, Robert Boyd, Abra ham F. Lansing, Jacob Best, John Goodrich, Trustees. St. Andrew's Society. Archibald M'lntyre, President; John Reid, first Vice- President ; James Scrymser, second do. ; John M'Don ald, Chaplain ; James Low, Physician ; William M'Harg, Treasurer; William Barclay, Secretary ; Andrew Kirk, Assistant Secretary ; Maxwell Strange, Geo. A M'Leish, Peter M'Nab, John M'Lachlan, John Fraser, Rober M'- Millan, Richard Duncan, Archibald Campbell, Managers. St, Patrick's Society. [Annual Election 17th March—Regular mceting-s first Wednes- in each month.] John Cassidy, President; Jeremiah Wheelan, 1st Vice- President ; Samuel Edgar, 2d Vice-President; Francis Conroy, Secretary ; William D. Carrol, Treasurer. Columbian Friendly Union Society. (Election second Tuesday in April.) Richard Roser* President; John Meads, Vice-Presi- dene; William Cottam & John Partridge, Stewards ; Wil liam Merryfield and Samuel T. Penny, Trustees ; John Taylor, Treasurer; William S. Wells, Secretary. . .Albany Library, (Annual Election 1st Saturday in ApriL) John Lansing, jnn. Chairman. Philip S. Van Rens selaer, Stephen Van Rensselaer, William. Neill, James Kent, Daniel Hale, John M. Bradford, Timothy Clowes, James Low, John Van Schaick, Harmanus Bleecker, John Chester, Trustees. Joseph Fry, Treasurer aud Librarian. 12 ANNUAL REGISTER. Albany Lancaster School. (Election first Monday in February.) Philip S. Van Rensselaer, President; Simeon De Witt, Vice-President; Archibald M'lntyre, Treasurer; T. Ro- meyn Beck, Secretary; Stephen Van Rensselaer, John Lansing, jun. William Neill, John M. Bradford, Charles R. Webster, Israel Smith, Jonas Piatt, John Chester, Ti mothy Clowes, John De Witt, Teunis Van Vechten, Charles D. Cooper, Benjamin Knower, James M'Kown, Trustees. William A. T. Dale, Instructor. Albany Academy. Stephen Van Rensselaer, John Lansing, jun. Archibald M'lntyre, John V. Henry, William Neill, John M. Brad ford, John M'Donald, Timothy Clowes, Frederick G. Mayer, TheodoreSedgwick, Harinanus Bleecker, William James, Charles I). Cooper, T. Romeyn Beck, Trustees. The Mayor and Recorder of the City ex-officio. Benjamin Allen, L. L. D. Principal, and Professor of Mathematics Sf Natural Philosophy ; Rev. Joseph Shaw, Professor of the Latin and Greek languages; Moses Cha pin, A. M. Tutor of the English language. Albany Ladies' Society. (Election in March.) Ann Van Rensselaer, presiding Manager; Cornelia Lansing, Treasurer ; 31argaret Van Schaick, Secretary ; E. Kent, S. Jenkins, A. Spencer, M. Fonda. C. Webster, E. Brinckerhoff, S. De 'Witt, E. Backus, Managers. Albany Water-Works. Election last Tuesday in May. Daniel Hale, President; Jamts Aran Ingen, Clerk and Treasurer ; Elisha Putnam, Superintendent; John Brink- erhoff, Thomas Gould, Douw Fonda, the Recorder of Al bany, ex-ofticio, Trustees. Champlain Steam-Boat Cotnpany. Election Annually,- i &• • Abraham G. Lansing, President; ' *JNS$g'-Winne, jun. Secretary and Trtasurer ; Teunis VftflE^techten, Gerrit Y. 1 ansing, Joseph Alexander, Directors. Stale Medical Society. Joseph White, President; Lly Burritt. Vice-President; James Low, Secretary; John Stearns, Treasurer ; John

_, ANNUAL REGISTER. 13 Stearns, CharlesD. Townsend, Ely Burritt, Thomas Broad head, James Low, Censors. John Stearns, David Tomlin- son, Stowers, Nathaniel Jacobs, Jonathan Mosher, E- lijah Porter, Amos G. Hull, Committee of Correspondence. Albany County Medical Society. Jonathan Eights, President; John Stearns, Vice-Presi dent; Peter Wendell, Secretary ; Joel A. Wing, Treas urer ; James Low, John Stearns, Erastus Williams, Piatt Williams, T. Romeyn Beck, Censors.

MASONIC. (hand Royal Arch Chapter of the State of New-York. Annual Election, in Temple Lodg-e Room, first Tuesday in Feb. Ezra Ames, G. H. P. Joel Hart, D. G. H. P. Joseph Enos, jun. G. K. John Brush, G. S. I. Hemstead, G. Sec retary. C. C. Yates, G. Treasurer. Salem Town, G. C. John F. Doty, G. M. A. Martin, G. Sentinel Mouni-Vernon Lodge, No. 3. John Cassidy, M. William Epps, S. W. Sylvanus Stanford, J. W. William Kerney, Secretary. John Tur ner, Treasurer. B. O'Conner, S. D. William Murray, J. D. Isaac Van Buskirk, Tyler. Temple Lodge, No. 53. Meet the 1st & 3d Thursday in each month, at Brother Moody's. Isaac Hempsted, M. William Seaver, jun. S. W. Aa ron M. Perine, J. W. M. B. Slocum, Secretary. John Heermans, Treasurer. Abraham Martin, Tyler. Masters' Lodge. Rufus Brown, M. James M'Kown, S. W. Walter Van Veghten, J. W. Wm. Bacon, Secretary. John Russell, Treasurer. Benjamin Whipple, Tyler.

STAGES. From Moody's, 486 s. Market-street. For Boston, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. From Isaac Loomis's Connecticut Coffee-house, for merly kept by M. Cande, 494 s. Market-street. NORTHERN—Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, to Burlington. Ditto. To Whitehall, Tuesdays, Thursdays k Saturdays. 14 ANNUAL REGISTER. WESTERN—To Cherry-Valley # Cooperstown, Mon days, Wednesdays and Fridays. EASTERN—To Hartford and New-Haven, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Ditto. To Boston, via Northampton, Mondays, Wednes days and Fridays. To Boston, via Bratelborough, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. To Hanover, N. fl. Mondays, Wednesday & Fridays. NORTHERN—Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, to Rutland. To Bennington, every dr.v. To Troy, every day, at 11 o'clock A. M. and 5 p. M. Waterlbrd via l_n.ing.urgh, every day, at 8 o'clock A. M. and 3 P. M. WESTERN—To Buffalo, via Cherry-Valley and Can- andaigua, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. From the Offce No. 2 Green-street. WESTERN STAGE—To Utica every day. Buffalo, via Utica, every day. To Cooperstown, via Cherry-Valley, every day. To Buffalo, via Cherry-Valley, Cazenovia and Msnlius, every day. NEW-YORK STAGES will commence running on the 1st day of December next, daily. MAILS. SUM ME It A RIL1 A HE MEN T. The Mail for New-York, and Southern, closes every [Monday and Wednesday at 8 o'clock, A. M. and on Fri day and Saturday, at 8 A. M. and arrives same days. The Southern Mail, viaCuttskill, Kingston and Goshen, closes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 6 o' clock, p. M. and arrives on Wednesday, Friday and Sun day, at 8 o'clock, p. M. The Southern Mail, via Kinderhook, Peekskill, &c, closes every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, at 6 o'clock, p. M. and arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7 o'clock, p. M. The Connecticut and Rhode-Island Mail, via Spencer- town and Sheffield, closes every Monday, Wednesday and NWNUAL REGISTER. 15

Friday, at G o'clock, P. M. and arrives the same days, at 6 p. M. Tbe Mail to Boston, via Pittsfield, closes every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday, at 6 o'clock, P. M. and ar rives at 7 p. ii. Tlii! Boston M;;il, via Sioekhridge & Springfield, closes every Monday, Vt ednt-«lay and Friday, at 0 o'clock, p. M. and arrives the >..U.T: days at 5 p. M. The Northern Mail, via Salons, IVultney and Middle- bury to Swanton, closes every fue.-.duy, Thursday and Saturday, at 6 o'clock, p. M. and arrives the same days at 7 p. M. The Mail for Essex and Clinton closes every Tuesday with the northern mail. The Mail via Easton & Greenwich to Whitehall, closes every Tuesday at 4 o'clock, P. AI. The Whitehall Mail, via Stillwater, Sandy-Hill & Lake George, to Schroon, closes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 6 o'clock, p. M. The Mail for Schenectady, Herkimer, Utica, Whites- town, Aurelius, Geneva and Canaudaigua,closes everyday (Sundays excepted) at 8 o'clock, p. M. and arrives every day at 0 p. M. The great Western Mail closes every Monday, Wed nesday and Friday, at 1 p. M. The Western Mail, via Cherry-Valley, to Cazenovia, Cooperstown, Oxford and Cortland County, closes every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 1 p. M. The Mail for LVlaware, Broome and Sullivan county, and south part of Chenango, closes every Monday at 6 p. M. with the Southern Mail. The Mail via Bethlehem, Rensselaerville, Durham, Greenville, &c. &cc. closes on Tuesday at 0 A. M. The Mail to Johnstown cioses on Monday and Thurs day at 8 p. M. The Mail to Ballstown and BalstownSpa closes on Tues day and Friday. The Mail for Schoharie court-house, Guilderland, Bern and Cobles-Kill, closes on Tues lay at 10 o'clock, A. M. The Mail via Sand-Lake to Lauesborough, Mas. closes on Thursday. The Mail to Bennington closes on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. 16 ANNUAL REGISTER. RATES OF POSTAGE. Single Letters. Miles. Cents. Any distance not exceeding - 40 - 8 Over 40 and not exceeding - 90 - 10 Over 90 - - do. - - 150 - 12| Over 150 - - do. - - 300-17 Over 400 - - do. - - 500 - 20 Over 500 25 Letters going out of the United States, must be paid for when lodged in the Post Office. HUDSON RIVER STEAM BOATS. The Paragon, Captain Wiswall. The Car of Neptune, Captain Roorbach. The Richmond, Captain Bartholomew. In order to accommodate the public, these vessels will make four trips in each week, during the season of 1816, in the following order, viz.—A boat will leave New-York every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, and leave Albany on the same days, at 9 o'clock in the morning. PACKET-BOATS. Plying between Albany and New-York, handsomely fitted up for Passengers, and also well accommodated for freight. New Line. Oneida Chief, Captain P. Corey ; Columbia, Capt. H. Green ; Lady Madison, Capt. J. Parker ; Perseverance, Capt. B. Whipple ; Lion, Capt. S. Whitney ; Cornelia, Capt. D. Peck ; leaves New-York and Albany, every Wednesday and Saturday. Old Line of Sloops. Gold Hunter, Captain H. Hempsted ; Volunteer, Capt. S. Gregory ; Jane, Capt. J. Austin ; Henry, Capt. G. Monteith ; Hamilton, Capt. J. Knapp ; George, Capt. W. Ostrander ; leave Albany and New-York, every Wed nesday and Saturday. Albany New Line. Franklin, Captain R. Bentley ; Merchant, Captain N. Page,; Ann, Captain J. S. Pruyn ; leaves Albany and New-York, every Friday. Friday Line. Sappho, Captain J. Gillespie; Cornelia, Captain W. Coughtry ; Catherine, Captain T. S. Donnelly ; leave Albany aud New-York, every Friday. A COMPENDIOUS A1MAIACK FOR THE YEAR 1816-17. =•> I4

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A A BEL, widow Johanna, 10 Orange _/__ Abel, Henry, weigher of hay, 10 Orange Abbey, D. & S. A. printers, office 95 State Abbey, Peter, inn-keeper, 106 State Abbey, Simeon, 106 Washington Acker, Thomas, steam-boat pilot, 6 Church Ackerman, Gilbert, 152 s. Pearl Ackerman, Elizabeth, 152 s. Pearl Adams, Thomas, 5 Chapel Adams, Joseph, currier, 15 Green Adams Sf Rathbone, merchants, 13 Hudson Adams, William, mer. 36 Libgrty, store 13 Hudson Addison, Otis, Embargo Alley Adsit, Ebenezer, 1 Liberty ALBANY ACADEMY, 118 State ALBANY LIBRARY, 39 Chapel Albany Union Air Furnace, Schenectady Turnpike Alexander, Joseph, merchant, .38 State Alexander, William H. merchant, 327 w. Market Aldrich, Zachariah, cartman, 59 Van Schaick Aldridge, widow Betsey, 26 Washington Allingham, John, Arbor Hill Allanson, Peter, sawyer, rear of 7 Capitol Allanson, Richard, architect, 37 Steuben Allen, Benjamin, L. L. D. precep. Alb. Acad. 10 *. Peart Allen, Solomon, broker, 449 s. Market Allen, Tilley, merchant, 10 State and 36 Columbia Allen, Asa K. 14 Van Tromp Allen, Andrew, Orleans Hotel, 44 Green Allen, Horace, boarding-house, 603 *. Market Allicot, Thomas, 39 Columbia Ames, Ezra, portrait painter, 41 s. Pearl Anderson, Robert, grocer, 19 Quay Anderson, Robert, merchant, 33 3Iaiden-lane Anderson, William, waterman, 19 Quay C 18 ALBANY/DIRECTORY. / Anderson, W". & R. mer. aQQuay and 480 s. Market Anderson, John, laborer, 108 Beaver Anderson, Robert, teacher, 162 Washington Andrews, John, boarding-house, 53 n. Pearl Anderson, widow Rachel, Embargo Alley Andrews, Thomas, 101 Beaver Angus, Thomas, cartman, 59 Orange Angus, John H. police constable, 14 Orange Angus, David, baker, 20 Division Angus, Jacob B. 59 Orange Angel, Thomas, Arbor Hill Annable, Joseph, butcher, 74 Beaver Annesly, William, gilder, 45 Orange, shop 294 n. Market Archer, widow of George, 29 Pine Archer, James, teamster, 29 Pine Archer, George, teamster, 29 Pine Arcularius, Mehitable, grocer, 27 n. Pearl Armstrong, Adam, grocer 33 n. Pearl Armstrong, Michael, bake#, 447 n. Market ARGUS PRINTING-OFFICE, 1 Beaver Aspinwall, Lewis, brass founder, 517 s. Market & 9 Ch. Athearn, Cyrus, merchant, 22 State Atkins & Gale, leather factory, 18 Hudson Austin, Benjamin, cartman, 82 Beaver Austin, Valentine, cooper, 108 Lydius Austin, William, tin plate worker, 415 s. Market Augusty, Samuel C. cooper, 53 Dock Avery, Gilbert, 100 Beaver B Babbet, Ira, brick-maker, Lydius cont. Badgley, Joseph F. Arbor-hill Badger, Walter, teacher, 22 liiion Backus, E. F. book-seller, 20 Montgomery, store 67 State Bacon, William, merchant, 17 Hudson Bacon, John F. attorney, 51 Hamilton, office 33 State Bacon, 11. & G. grocers, 600 *. Market Bacon, Ebenezer, 31 Green Baker, John, leather dresser, 141 n. Market Bard, George, barber, 608 *-. Market Baird, Mary, milliner, 448 s. Market Baird, John, Eagle Tavern, 493 s. Market 1 ALBANY DIRECTORY. 19

Baldwin, Enos, plane-maker, 48 Maiden-1. shop 99State Baldwin, John, shoemaker, 23 Chapel Baldwin. Fbenez.ir, attorney, office 62 State Ball, widow Jane, 62 Hudson Ball, .Mary, boarding-house, 33 Hudson Ball, Joseph, writing master, 3 n. Pearl Ball, Joseph, merchant, 140 State Baffita. Antonio, 184 it. Market Ballantine. James, carpenter, 60 n. Pearl BANK OF ALBANY, 434 n. Market ^ew-Yo^k Stale, 60 State Farmers' and Mechanics', 422 n. Market Bantham, John, blacksmith, 25 Orange Barclay, William, accountant, 59 Chapel Barclay, widow of James, 59 Chapel Barker, Thomas, saddler, 435 s. Market Barnard, R. A. & Co. hatters, 534 s. Market Barnard, Joseph, blacksmith, 51 Green Barnes, William, doctor, 63 Washington Barton, Samuel, 45 Sand Bartow, William, 32 Quay Barrington, Nathan, 40 Chapel Barber, John, Frelinghuysen Barney, Jacob, lumber merchant, 636 s. Market Luruey, Benj. (handler, 499 ,v. Market, fae'ry Bass lane Barney, Joseph P. merchant, 499 s. Market Bartholomew, A. capt. steam-boat Richmond, 74 Lydius Bassett, \. B. watch-maker, 31 s. Pearl, shop 36 State Bascnme, II. surgeon-dentist, 33 State Bates, Samuel, cooper, 154 «. Market Bates, Jeremiah H. cooper, Swan Baxter. Samuel, 62 Church Bay, William, physician, 65 n. Pearl Beadle, Joseph, 2 Church Beals, Levi, 53 Maiden lane Beck, T. Roincyii, physician, 501 s. Market Bedford, widow Esther, teacher, 19 s. Pearl Beeckman, Ann, 78 Fox Beeckman, Peter D. 21 Van Schaick Bell, Samuel, shoe-maker, Lumber Bell. James, brewer, 45 Union 20 ALBANY DIRECTORY- Belcher, Jonathan, boarding-house, 9 Union VW Vl* VW W^* WN^V^/VWV WC VW VW WV VW VW VWVW VW VW VW V W C. N. BEMENT, Wine, Tea and Fruit Dealer, No. 464 South Market-street, has constantly for sale, L. P. Madei ra, Sicily Madeira, L. P. TenerifT, dry Lisbon, Port and Sherry Wines—hyson, young-hyson, hyson-skin and souchong-Tea—loaf, lump, white Havannah and Muscovado Sugar—sweet Oil, Olives, Anchovies, Capers, Stoughton's Hitters, Mushroom Catsup, An chovy Sauce, E. I. bird Pepper, Cayenne Pepper, ground and bot tled Mustard, Citron, Mace, Nutnieg-s, Cloves, ground Pepper, Chocolate, Pearl ltarley, Ginger, Poland Starch—Muscatel, Jiloom & Drum Raisins, Currants, Prunes, soft shell'd Almonds, Philberts, Pea-Nuts, Canary Seed, Hemp-seed, Spanish and N. O. Segurs—best Cogniac Brandy, Jamaica Spirits, Holland Gin, Hibbert's double Brown Stout, bottled Cider. Tavern-keepers, boarding-houses and private families supplied with the above articles at the shortest notice, and as loio as they can be had in this city of the same quality. 1_M—WWWU.VVYWVVW—xv—wv—vb—WMmwvvm%M.vw Bement, William, innkeeper, 10 Green Benson, Catharine, 9 n. Market Benson, Richard, mill-right, 9 n. Market Benson, John, grocer, 118 n. Market Bennet, Aaron, nailer, 29 Union Bennett, J. mathematician and book-keeper, 10 Ferry Bennet, John, 269 Washington Bentley, Randall, skipper, 38 Liberty Bentley k Newton, merchants, 75 Quay Benton, Nathaniel W. 59 s. Pearl Benham, James, merchant, 30 State and 19 s. Pearl Benjamin, Caleb, City Hotel, 97 Washington Benedict, Lewis, mer. 76 Lydius, store 387 s. Pearl Benne, Henry F. confectioner, 292 n. Market Best, Jacob, merchant-taylor, 383 s. Market Biggar, James, grocer, 37 Hudson Billings, Abner, flour store, 78 Quay Bishop, James G. 101 State Bishop, Elihu, laborer, 25 Van Schaick Black, John, grocer, 617 s. Market Black, James, grocer, 128 s. Pearl Black, I. & I. grocers, 25 Hudson Blackall, William, laborer, 61 Beaver Blackall, John, laborer, 7 Fox Blake, Jacob, shoemaker, 181 s. Pearl ALBANY DIRECTORY. 21 Blake, James, cartman, 49 U/nion Biakeley, widow Lucy, teacher, 90 Beaver Blakley, widow, 45 Hudson Blakely, widow Janet, 206 «. Market i'-.'.i' eman, Lewis, 231 Washington i'!:i;-.chard, William, grocer, 9 Green and 51 Hudson Bieecker, Harmanus, counsellor, office 10rj State Bleecker, Barent, mer. 317 n. Market, store 72 Quay Bleecker, John R. jun. 354 n. Market, store 72 Quay Bleecker, Nicholas, merchant, 2S8 n. Market Bleecker, Henry, mer. 43 n. Pearl Bleecker, B. & J. R. mer. 72 Quay Bleecker, Nicholas, jun. mer. 373 n. Market Bleecker, widow Elizabeth, 32 Steuben Bleecker, John, 56 n. Pearl Bleecker, James, 82 *. Pearl Bleecker, Garret Van Zandt, 87 s. Pearl Bleecker & Sedgwick, office 109 State Bliss Jonathan, 22 Hamilton Bliss, Newman, constable, 97 Beaver Blossom & Jones, grocers, 43 Green Bloodgood, Fr. elk. s. c. 123 Washing-, office 122 State Bloodgood, Lynot, 46 Quay, 25 Steuben Bloodgood, James A. Church Bloomer, Joseph, ship-carpenter, 30 Hamilton Bloomingdale, Jacob, 46 Hudson Boardman, John, builder, 93 State Boardman, Wm. sexton presp. church, 42 Beaver Bocking, John, baker, 41 Orange, shop 12 n. Pearl Bockus, David, lumber mer. 680 s. Market Bogart, Giles, blacksmith, Chapel cor. Patrooa Bogart, John, chamberlain, 658 s. Market Bogart, Isaac, 455 s. Market Bogart, Barent, sexton Dutch church, 58 n. Pearl Bogart, Henry I. 181 n. Market Bogart, Garret, counsellor, 12 Hudson Boner, Catherine, 47 Lydius Bosworth, Sherman, grocer, 625 s. Market Bourn, Alonzo, grocer, 629 *-. Market Bowen, John, carpenter, 83 Beaver Bowers, Jonas, printer, 57 n. Pearl Boyd Sf M'Hench, merchants, Hudson, corner s. Pearl C2 22 ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Boyd, Hamilton, merchant, 38 s. Pearl Boyd & M'Culloch, brewers, Johnson Boyd, James, Ferry-st. Boyd, Peter k John I. merchants, 423 s. Market Boyd, Robert, brewer, Ferry-st. Boyd, 'William, jeweller, 9 Steuben Boyd, Peter, Ferry, corner Frelinghuyscii Boynton, Calvin, merchant, 105 Washington Boynton, Jonah, stone-ware factory, 236 Washington Boyle, James, 28 Washington Boyle, Robert, 49 Van Schaick, Bradt, Samuel N. 53 Fox Bradt, John A. 20 k 28 Fox Bradt, Peter, 79 n. Market Bradt, (Jarret T. Ferry Bradt, Daniel, brick-layer, 102 Beaver Bradt, Isaac, cartman, 24 Fox Bradt, widow Mary, 149 n. Market Bradt, Francis 1. 176 n. Market Bradford, Hugh, carpenter, Montgomery Bradford, John M. pastor Dutch church, 304 n. Market Brainard, Elijah, pump and block-maker, 23 Quay Brainard, Asahel, 25 Union Bradv, Abraham, coach painter, 8 Church Brittau, John, 'Ihcspiau Hotel, n. Pearl, 5 w Bridge, Nathan, 255 Washington Brigham & Co. merchants, 405 s. Market Brigham, William, merchant, 365 n. Market Bridges, Earl, shoe-maker, 33 Fox Bridgen, Thomas, m:;ster in chancery, 19 Steuben Bi-igden, Timothy, ptwterer, 106 Beaver Brinekarhoft', widow Eliza, 39 n. Pearl Brinckerhoff, Johu, 3 Dock, store 329 n. Market Brinkley, W. 31 Union, wooden ware-house 325 n. Market Brotherton, Isaac, shoe-maker, 45 Chapel Bromlee, Samuel, 136 Washington Bromlee, David, grocer, 50 Chapel Bromlee, Robert, grocer, 44 Chapd Brooks, Jesse, grocer, 640 s. Market Brooks, Anthony, carpi liter, 110 Washington Brooks, Jonathan, carpenttr, 15 Plain Brooks, Jonathan jun. carpenter, 13 Plain ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Brooks, Peter, carpenter, 100 Hudson Brooks, widow Dinah, 5-!l Union Brower, Henry I. carpenter, 57 Beaver Brower & Dalrymple, painters, 270 n. Market Brown-, John, painter, 19 Van Schaick Brower, William, shoe-maker, 210 jr. Pearl Brown, widow Mary, 35 Van Schaick Brown, Peter, cartman, State cont. Brown, Allen, merchant, 32 Montgomery, stote 42 Quay Brown, Edward, merchant, 1 and 82 Hudson Brown, James, grocer, 17 n. Pearl Brown, Rufus, mer. 87 n. Pearl, store 359 «. Market Brown, widow Martha, grocer, 22 Pine Brown, John, mason, 4 Lutheran Brown, James, taylor, Eagle Brown, William, merchant, 44 State Brown & Allen, merchants, 453 s. Market Brown, John, & Co. 1 Hamilton Brunson, Allen, State cont. Brush, Thomas, segar maker, 172 Washington Brush, Nathaniel, 631 s. Market Bryan, John, furrier, 47 s. Pearl, shop 393 s. Market Bryant, John, brick-maker, William Bryard, Peter, confectioner, 20 (ireen Buckley, Billy, justice peace, 3 Union Buckbee, John, grocer, 48 Quay Buckbee, Sophia, seamstress, 36 Van Schaick Buel, Jesse, printer Argus, 49 Hamilton, office 1 Beaver Bugbey k Davis, merchants, 9 State Bullus, widow, 101 Beaver Bulkley, Chester, merchant, 33 Columbia, store 45 State Bullock, William, merchant, 46 State Bunnel, Nathaniel, 282 n. Market Burke, Joshua A. merchant, 395 s. Market Burnop, Philip, baker, 2 Steuben Burt, John, 186 Washington Burt, John, carpenter, 178 Washington Burk, John, shoemaker, 39 Van Schaick Bury, William, boarding-house, 39 Green Butmaii & Skaats, platers, 26 Church Btiiton, Isaac, black-smith, 176 Washington Burton, Joseph, painter, 21 Washington

/ _ ALBANY DIRECTORY. Burton, Matthew, carpenter. 37 T ,.n : ' , Burr, Mrs. Ann, artificial florist, 277 n. Mar_.ti Butler, Calvin, 55 State cont. Butler, 1 ra, teamster, 65 Sand Butman, John, silver plater, 26 Church and 87 Union Buttre, William, fancy chair maker, 124 State C Cadwell, Amos, 83 Beaver Cafferty & Hall, merchant tailors, 560 s. Market Cagger, William, morocco dresser, 170 n. Market Caldwell & Solomons, merchants, 346 n. Market Caldwell, William, merchant, 60 State Caldwell, William J. mer. 142 & 85 Washington Caldwell, James, 89 n. Pearl Caldwell, Robert, grocer, 212 Washington Caldwell, Ephraim, laborer, Frelinghuysen Cameron, Alexander, silversmith, 47 Washington Cameron, James, carpenter, 27 Van Schaick Cameron, Robert, tailor, 8 Green Campbell, Archibald, dep. sec. 25 Sand, office 122 State Campbell, Jesse, 16 Green Campbell, Lewis, leather store, 20 State and 9 Liberty Campbell, John, flour store, Washington Campbell, Wm. justice peace, 558 s. Market, office 533 Campbell, Daniel, 116 Fox Campain, John, shoemaker, 43 n. Market Canfield, Charles L. 4 State and 14 Van Tromp Capron, Charles, grocer, 68 Washington Capron, William N. merchant, 30 Sand Sf 49 Washington Capron, Benjamin, carpenter, 18 Van Schaick Capron, Mathiah, carpenter 79 ra. Market Cark, Abraham, mason, 37 Steuben Carrol, William D. cartman, 118 Fox Carmichael, James, baker, 529 s. Market Carmichael, John, 40 Dock Carmichael, Daniel, baker, 226 n. Market Carpenter, William, merchant tailor, 72 State Carpenter, Henry, carpenter, 60 s. Pearl Carson & Hall, jewellers, 34 State Carson, Thomas, jeweller, 58 s. Pearl, shop 34 State- ALBANY DIRECTORY. 2-> Carter, John, 50 Church Carter, John, grocer, ,v. Pearl Carter, Susan, s. Pearl Carey, George, Lumber Carey, Zenas, physician, 3 n. Pearl Carey, James, merchant, 79 Washington Cary, Robert, 618 s. Market Cassidy, Patrick, butcher, 49 Maiden-lane Cassidy, John, butcher, 49 Maiden-lane Caswell, Asa L. 8 Lutheran Caswell, John M. gunsmith, 60 State continued Case, Justus, nailer, 45 Hudson Celsy, Samuel, carpenter, 44 Union Center, Asa H. merchant, 4 Water, store 1 State Center, Luther, teamster, 137 Fox Chase, Nathaniel, 65 Eagle Chapman, Reuben, flour store, 42 Hudson Chapman, John, weaver, 5 n. Market Chapman, Willliam, merchant, 463 »•. Market Chatterson, Laney, mantaumaker, 118 State Chambers, James, mason, 10 Fox Charles, Geo. tanner & inspector of leather 146 s. Pearl Cheeseborough, B. A. mer. 273 and 271 Washington Chesnut, William, cartman, 31 Division Chellis, Nathaniel, 74 Beaver Cheeseman, Edward, 53 Washington VVVVVVVV\VVVVVl'VV\VV*VVVVV^VVVVVVVV\VVVVV\VV\V\VVVVVV\VV\l JAMESCHESTNEY'S Albany Chair Factory, No. 134 State-street—where may be had almost all kinds of Windsor and Flag bottomed Chairs on reasonable terms, and warranted good. Chairs made to any pattern on the shortest notice. Old Chairs repaired, and all orders thank- v|jy received and punctually and immediate attended to.

Chinn, widow Margaret, 26 Maiden-lane Christie, James, carpenter, Frelinghuysen Christian, David & Co. shoemakers, 224 w. Market Church, J. & W. fruit store, 1 s. Pearl Churchhill, Reuben, 210 Washington Clark, Terrance, grocer, 28 Washington Clark, James, merchant, 379 s. Market Clark, John, tin-plate worker, 43 H«dson 26 ALBANY DIRECTORY.

Clark, John L. coach-painter, 692 *. Market & 37 Church Clark, Salter, merchant, 21 State Clarke, George, 140 State Clark k Moore, auction and commission store, 1 ,?. Pearl Clark, widow, 0;J Eagle Clark, Mrs. yl n. Market Clark, Benjamin M. 4 Maiden-lane Clark, Paul, Lydius continued Clark, Lewis, auctioneer, :J9 Fox- Clark, Aaron, attorney, 47 Hudson, office 124 State Clark, D. P. & Co mer. (il State Clary, Edmund, 46 Hudson Claydon, Thomas, grocer, :J4 Hamilton CLERK'S OFFICE supreme court, 122 State county, in the Capitol Clemishire, Dennis, 581 s. Market Clench, Benjamin V. auctioneer, 94 n. Pearl Clench Sf Shepherd, auctioneers and coin. mer. 71 State Cline, Matthew, tobaconist, Patroon Clowes, Timothy, rector St. Peter's church, Lodge Cludius, widow Mary, Ferry Cluet, Elizabeth, 141 v.. Market Cobb, James N. mer. 55 Division, store 63 Quay, Cobb, Zenas, 275 Washington Cobb, Sanford, iner. 9 Columbia, store 61 Quay Code, Patrick, morocco dresser, 189 n. Market Cody, Richard, 28 Washington Cogswell, Smith, s;un factory, 46 Washington, Cogswell, widow, boarding-house, 51 State cont. Cole, Jacob, brewer, 174 Washington Cole, Simon, ferryman, Schuyler Cole, Philip, ferryman, Schuyler ./ Cole, Albertus, 53 Schuyler J^ Colby, |jMfc7 Chapel *^ Collins, William, Patroon Collins & Crapo, mer. 10 & 37 Washington Collins, Mrs. Patty, school, 49 s. Pearl Colbern, Joshua, shoestore, 130 State Collier, Thomas, tobaconist, 49 «. Market COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, State-hall, 122 State Comstock, Andrew, shoemaker, 68 Washington Conkey, Isaac A. grocer, 24 Hudson ALBANY DIRECTORY. 27

Cornwell, Levi, laborer, 23 Chapel Conner, Franeis, shoeblack, 11 Green Connel, Daniel, cartman, 83 Orange Comioly, Patrick, cartman, 44 Church Cook, John, 21 Store-lane, library k read, room, 67 State Cook, John, mer. 130 State cont. Cook, David, victualing, 9 Washington Cook, W. k II. B. mer. 462 s. Market Cooper, Andrew, innkeeper, 17 s. Pearl Cooper, Charles D. 50 State Cooper, Philip, grocer, 511 .. Market Cony, Mary, 47 Chapel, Corry, William, milliner, 539 *-. Market Corbin, Joseph II. mason, 65 Church Cosgrave & Strain, candle factory, 52 Church Cosgravc, John, glover, 591 s. Market Cottam, William ('. baker, 9 Church Courtney, widow Bridget, 35 Maiden-lane Covert, Abraham, grocer, 17 Van Tromp Covert, Stephen, grocer, 18 Lydius Cowell, Samuel, grocer, Arbor-hill Cowdry, Resolved, blacksmith, Rensclaer Crabb, John, teacher, 40 Fox Cram, Robert, mer. 20 State Crane, Rodolphus, 1 Hudson Crannel, Matthew, baker, 73 n. Pearl Crannel, William W. barber, 2 Dock Craw, Elijah, mason, 262 Washington Crawman, John, paver, 13 Capitol Crayton, widow, 3 Chinch Cressey, Jonathan, 279 Washington Crocker Sc M'Millan, 430 *. Market Cruttendtn, Lcverett, boarding-house, public square Cunningham, A. hairdresser, Maiden-lane Cunningham, Andrew, 128 s. Pearl Cunning!.am, John, 11 Union Cummings, James, grocer, 217 Washington Cure, Peter, shoemaker, 148 s. Pearl Cureton, John. 9 Fox Curreen, Tliomas, mariner, 581 s. Market Cushman, Paul, potter, 245 Washington Cutler, John, 83 Beaver 28 ALBAMY DIRECTORY. Cuyler, Jacob C. overseer of poor, 76 Hudson Cuyler, widow Elizabeth, 207 s. Pearl Cuyler, widow Mary, 63 n. Market Cuyler, John M. 2 n. Pearl Cuyler, John C. 351 and 199 n. Market D Dagrath, John, carpenter, Eagle DAILY ADVERTISER PRINTING-OFFICE, 95 State Dana, J. W. &. D. grocers, 32 Washington Daniel, James, earthen ware house, 302 n. Market Daniels, Jonas D. grocer, 93 Beaver Daniels, Warner, furnace, 101 Beaver Davis, Nathaniel, merchant, 6 Water, store 1 State Davis, Robert, baker, 35 Quay Davis, Elias, teamster, 52 n. Market Davis, Henry B. 373 n. Market Davis and Center, merchants, 1 State, corner of Quay Davis, Patrick, 24 Chapel Davis, Caleb, 32 Van Schaick Davis A. & Co. mer. 582 Washington Davidson, Thomas, mer. 58 Union Dawson, Thomas, grocer, 632 s. Market Daymon, Mrs. 41 Hamilton Day, Thomas, carpenter, 112 State Day, Adrian, Schenectady turnpike Day, Thomas, junr. 112 State Dean, Capt. Stewart, Arbor Hill Dean, Charles B. teamster 146 Market Decoost, Philip, s. Pearl Descoudres, Lewis, 1 Capitol De Forest, Curtis, merchant, 15*. Pearl De Garmo, widow Cornelia, 22 Union Delevan, Henry W. & Co. hardware store, 63 State Delevan, Anna, 177 n. Pearl Demun, Augustus, tin-smith, 26 Hamilton Demilt, Isaac, jun. whip-maker, house Rose Denniston, Garret V. attorney 373 n. Market Dennison, Joseph, grocer and ship chandler, 9 Hudson Dennison & Hyde, mer. 254 n. Market Denny, John, dyer and silk-dresser, 45 Columbia Denny, Penelope, widow, innkeeper, 30 Eagle De Voe, Frederick, Arbor Hill ALBANY DIRECTORY. 29 De Voe, William, shoemaker, 68 Washington De Voe, Christopher, grocer, 30 Hudson De Witt, John, pastor Dutch Church, 114*. Pearl De Witt, Ephraim, superintendant ferry, 690 ,«. Market De Witt, Simeon, surv. gen. 549 s. Market,officel22 State De Witt, Andrew H. weigher of hay, 79 Church Dewey, Timothy, merchant, 69 Division Dexter, Thomas, innkeeper, 23 Pine Dexter, Samuel, druggist, 57 State Deyo, David, carpenter, 100 Beaver Deyermand, William, mason, 77 Orange Deyermand, James, cartman, 6 Chapel Deyermand, William, junr. shoemaker, Chapel Diamond, widow Mary, 109 Lydius Dimmick, Francis, 4 Dock Disbrow, Nathan, 34 Fox Divol, Josiah, cartman, 128 s, Pearl Dixon, Adam, cutler, 98 n. market Dixon, Adam, jun. tin-plate worker, 100 n. Market Doar, John, carpenter, Ferry Dobson, John, shoemaker, 45 Church Docksteade.r, Jacob, printer, 67 Beaver Dodge, David S. carpenter, 87 Lydius • Dodge, John, carpenter, Frelinghuysen Doig, Peter, tailor, 5 n. Pearl Dollaway, John, 23 Capitol Dole, widow Ann, 29 Beaver Donnelly, Peter, skipper, 680 s. Market Donnelly, Thomas, serjt. at arms Assembly, PatrooB Don, Alexander, watchmaker, 2 Green, 43 Liberty Dorion, Stephen, 60 s. Pearl Dorney, Thomas & Co. mer. 528 s. Market Doras, Sarah, 40 Church Dorr, John, laborer, 23 Van Schaick Dorr, Elisha, hatter, 51 Division, shop 512 s. Market Doty, J. F. watchmaker, 74 State, house 71 s. Pearl Doty, Lewis, 51 Liberty Doud, Mrs. 51 Beaver Dougherty, widow Mary, 20 Liberty Douglass, widow Sarah, 561 s. Market Douglass, James B. mer. 7 Union, store 64 Quay Douw, John D. P. mer. 78 State, store 385 s. Market D 30 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Douw, widow Catherine, 12 Orange Douw, Volkert P. and Co. mer. 385 «. Market Dox, Peter, 353 w. Market Doyle, Dennis, Ferry Drake, Peter, 15 Capitol Drake, Mary, 657 *. Market Driggs, Joshua D. innkeeper, 12 Beaver Drury, Benjamin, hair-dresser, 15 Hudson Dudley, Charles E. 54 n. Pearl Deusenbury, Richard, lumber-yard, 143 n. Market Duffau, John, Patroon Duffey, William, 516 s. Market Dunbar, Robert W. grocer, 22 «. Pearl Dunbar, Levinus, 13 Van Tromp Duncan, Richard, builder, 55 Greene Dunlop, Robert, brewer, 212 n. Market Dunleavy, Mary, 12 Chapel Dunn, widow of Cornelius M. grocer 593 *. Market Dunn, Richard & Son, mer. 462 s. Market Dunn, Christopher, innkeeper, 5 Green Dunn, William, 61 s. Pearl Dunlap, Samuel, Patroon Dunham, Josiah,-shoemaker, Tiger Dutcher, Salem, skipper, 622 s. Market Dyas, widow, 40 Union Dyer, widow Elizabeth, 59 n. Market

Eagle Air Furnace, 84 Beaver Easterly, Martin, shoemaker, 171 s. Pearl Easton, William, shoemaker, 195 n. Market Eaton, William, mer. 7 Hudson, Green cont. Eaton, Theophilas, printer, 41 Fox • Eaton, James, 138 Washington Eddy, John, carpenter, Montgomery Eddy, Oliver, 202 Washington Edge, Samuel, shoemaker, 3 Chapel Edgerton, Ebenezer, shoemaker, 29 Union Edgerton, Giles, carpenter, Washington Edgaj, Samuel, cartman, s. Pearl Edwards, Joshua, 86 Fox Edtvards, John, barber, 14 Green ALBANY DIRECTORY. U

Egan, Cornelia, 542 s. Market Egberts, E. & C. mer. 33 State Eights, Abraham, dockmaster, 28 Dock Eights, Jonathan, physician, 92 JI. Pearl Eldridge, Chester, 5 Capitol Elliot, John, 100 s. Market Elliot, Andrew, sawyer, 49 Van Schaick, Elliot, Robert, 13 Beaver Ellison, widow Elizabeth, 34 Montgomery Ellsworth, Russell, grocer, 144 Washington Elmendorf, Peter E. 66 n. Pearl Elwell k Longley, mer. 65 State Ely, John, jr. dep. compr. 78 Hudson office 122 Slaw Ennis, Thomas, teacher, school 48 Beaver Epes, William, coach-maker, 50 Union Epes, John, harness-maker, 535 s. Market Erwin, John, 367 Lydius

JESSE EVERETT, NO. 406 South Market-street, keeps the Variety Store, containing Crockery, Earthen, Wooden and Stone Ware, Hard-Ware, and Kitchen Fur niture, in general.

PLATT EVENS, Merchant-Tailor, has removed from No. 594 South Market-street, to No. 26 State-street, nearly opposite the Albany Bank, aud three doors below the old Post-Office. He begs leave to inform his friends and the public, that he has lately received a general as sortment of Broadcloths of almost every description, Casi- meres, Nankeens, &c. &c. All business in his line will be done in the neatest, most fashionable and best manner, and all favors will be acknowledged with thankfulness.

Evertsen, Evert, cooper, 156 n. Market Evertson, Jacob, 22 Fox Evertson, John, tanner, 65 Fox Evertsen, John I. attorney, 318 n. Market Evertsen, John H. grocer, 18 Beaver Evertsen, Jacob, jr. clerk M. & F, Bank. 19 V. Schaick 32 ALBANY DIRECTORY. F Falls, Richard W. 24 Green Fanning, Elisha, mason, 35 Fox Farnham, Henry, carver, 42 Union Farnham, Rufus, carpenter, 22 Chapel Farnham, Lewis, builder, Rose Fanning, Amos, 48 Union Farrell, Philip, 63 Church Fasset, Benjamin, cartman, Eagle Fasset, Timothy, builder, 146 AVashington Fatin, Francis M. mer. 291 n. Market and 4 Fox Fay, John, merchant, 446 s. Market Fay, Edward, 69 s. Pearl Felt, Asa, teamster, 9 Capitol Feltt, Cleanthes, teacher of mathematics, kc. 70 .. Pears Feltman, John C. 94 Beaver Fenn, Jacob, grocer, 51 Quay Ferris. Benjamin, silversmith, 19 n. Pearl Fiddler, Lancelot, 70 s. Pearl Fields, widow Catherine, 39 Union Finiay, George, grocer 54 Union Pish, Timothy, 217 n. Market Fisk, Horace & Co. merchants 60 Washington Fisher, widow, 197w. Market Fisher, John B. 34 Columbia Fisher, widow Sarah, 41 Columbia Fisher, John D. 17 Quay Fisher, Teunis, 204 n. Market Fisher, John, grocer, 160 Washington Fitch, Francis B. teacher, 58 Lydius Fitz, Henry, 40 Union Flag, widow of John, innkeeper, 20 Pine Flatt, Phineas, ferryman, 55 Union Fletcher, Timothy, merchant, 50 Quay Fletcher, Wiley, & Co. 339 n. Market Flyn, Hugh, auctioneer, 27 Hamilton Fobes, Philander, innkeeper, 559 s. Market Folger, Isaiah, whitewasher, 79 Church Fonday, Douw, 52 ra. Pearl Fondey, Isaac, 4 Van Tromp Fonda, widow Willimpy, 324 n. Market Fondey k Winne, 428 .?. Market ALBANY DIRECTORY. 33 Foot, Samuel A. counsellor 28 State Foot, Mrs. boarding-house, 35 State Foote, Elisha, ordinary, 17 Washington Forbes, George G. bookbinder, 524 s. Market Forbes, Nathaniel, carpenter, 33 Hudson Forby, George, innkeeper, 136 Washington Forbey, John, sawyer, 36 Eagle Ford, Eliakim, boatman, 4 Maiden-lane Ford, Thomas W. merchant, 53 Hamilton, store 31 State Ford, Benjamin, 10 Green Ford, Philip, 173 n. Market, store 424 s. Market Forest, William, carpenter, 42 Sand Forgey, Philip, fisherman, Green continued Forman, William, saddler, 56 Washington Fort, Jacob, mer. n. Market Forsyth, Russell, Ferry, store State Forsyth, Alexander, 65 Chapel Foster, Gilbert M. Schenectady Turnpike Fowler, Isaac, carpenter, 32 Quay Fowler, Win. mer. 409 s. Market, inoro. fact. Ferry- Fox, Bristol, carpenter, 599 s. Market Fralick, Isaac, 205 Washington Frazer, Daniel, gardener, Arbor Hill Fraser, John, carpenter, 27 Fox Fraser, Robert, cartman, Schuyler Fraser, John, cartman, 23 Washington Fraser, George, stone-cutter, 10 Fox French, Abel, 107 Washington Fredenrich, John C. jr. 126 s. Pearl Fredenrich, John C. 84 s. Pearl Freeland John, carpenter, 20 Liberty Freeman, widow, 68 Beaver Fry, Joseph, 61 Chapel

FRY'S Tobacco Factory is removed to No. 54 Dock-street, between Hudson and State-street, where To bacco, Segars and Snuff may at all times be had on as good terms as at other factories. June 1, 1816. VW VW VW VW VW VW VW VW VW X'WWWW VW WWW WVWWWWV Fryer, widow Ellinor, 126 n. Market- D2 34 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Fryer, Isaac I. alderman, 77 n. Market Fryer, widow Christina, 30 *. Pearl Fryer, Joseph N. paint store, 322 n. Market Fuller, Samuel, innkeeper, 669 s. Market Fuller, Jonas, brickmaker, Swan, Fuller, Samuel, wheelright, 47 Fox G Gager, John, coroner, 678 s. Market, store 70 Quay Galoway, Wm. brush-factory, 26 Quay Gallahor,, Mrs. Bridget, 5 Pine Gansevoort, Peter, counsellor, 316, office 382 n. Marked Gansevoort, widow Catherine, 316 n. Market Gansevoort, Coenradt, 14 Montgomery Gansevoort, Leonard, jun. 386 n. Market Garbrance, widow Jane, 16 n. Pearl Garrison, widow, 412 n. Market Garrison, widow Hannah, Rensselaer Gardinier, Henry, carpenter. 121 n. Market Gardner, Elizabeth, 1 Chapel Gary, John, shoemaker, 42 n. Pearl Gates, Garret, merchant, 235, store 404 n. Market Gates, John, 5 Van Tromp GAZETTE PRINTING-OFFICE, 79 State Geddes, John, grocer, 119 n. Market Geer, Seth, carpenter, Green cont. Geer, Darius, carpenter, 80 Beaver Gibson, James, cartman, 79 s. Pearl Gibson, James M. 247 Washington Gibbons, James, butcher, 160 n. Market Gilbert & Steele, grocers, 119 State Giles, William, grocer, 20 n. Pearl Giles, John, Eagle Gill, Matthew, merchant, 296 «. Market, store 40 State Gill, John, 213 n. Market Gillmore, Mrs. 38 Union Gillespie, Robert I, carpenter, 14 Plain Gillespie, Joseph, 47 n. Market Gladding, Joseph, painter, 99 State Gladding, Timothy, sign painter, 128 State cont. Godfrey & Townsend, merchants, 62 State Godfrey, Johu J. merchant, 62 State ALBANY DIRECTORY. XLy Goewey, John A. saddler, 209 n. Market Goewey, Garret, 5:j Sand Goldbergh, John C. professor of music, 17 Hamilton Golden, widow, rear 77 Beaver Goldwait, Jonathan, carpenter, 31 Goodenow, Sterling, attorney at law, 65 State Goodwin, Eldad F. 166 Washington Goodrich, Moses, shoe-maker, 35 Fox Goodrich, John, builder, 197 n. Market Gordon, widow of John, merchant, 589 s. Market Gordon, David, gunsmith, 61 Washington Gold, James, coach-maker, 6 Division Gould, Job, merchant, 470 s. Market, house 33 Beaver Gould, Joseph, laborer, 39 Liberty Gould, Thomas, merchant, 18 Montgomery, store 63 State Gould, William & Co. booksellers, 114 State Gould, James P. coach-maker, 570 s. Market Gourlay, James, justice peace, 89 Washington Gourlay & Waterman, merchants, 87 Washington Graham, Joseph B. 41 Liberty Graham, John T. B. attorney, 225 n. Market Graham, T. V. W. judge probate, 225 n. Market Grace, widow Margaret, 25 Hamilton Granger. Lewis, 15 s. Pearl Grant, Alexander, accountant, 18 n. Pearl Gray, John, grocer, 30 Quay Gray, John, baker, 184 s. Pearl Gray, Thomas, baker, 208 s. Pearl Gray, James, mill-wright, 80 n. Market Gray, Robert, 97 Fox Gray, John, jun. grocer, 171 s. Pearl Grant, widow, 20 Pine Greene, widow Sarah, 33 Union Green, Jacob, attorney, 90 State Greer, James, laborer, rear 79 n. Market Gregory, Benjamin, 17 Division Gregory k Bain, crockery stor?, 424 s. Market Gregory, Matthew, public square, w. Gregory, Silas, porter and boarding-House, Hawk Gregory, David, 8 Water Griffin, Richard, shoe-maker, 23 Capitol Griffin, John, grocer, 50 Quay 36 ALBANY DIRECTORY- Grimes, Andrew, s. Pearl Griswold, attorney, 45 Green Griswold, A. S. & Co. merchants, 76 State Grier, Andrew, cartman, Rensselaer Grier, Tliomas, cartman, Westerlo Grier, George, cartman, Van Dreysen Groesbeeck, C. W. k Co. merchants, 319 n. Market Groesbeeck, David W. 25 Fox, store 319 n. Market Groesbeeck, John I. shoe-maker, 556 s. Market Groesbeeck, widow Hariet, 32 Van Schaick Groesbeeck, Cornelius W. 4 n. Pearl Groesbeeck, Jacob D. 86 Fox, 326 n. Market Groesbeeck, widow, 78 Fox Groesbeeck, widow Cornelia, 207 s. Pearl Guest, Henry, leather mer. 36 Lyd. st. Lyd. cor. Church Guest, John I. turner, 47 Liberty, shop 568 s. Market H Hager, Josiah, boarding-house, 78 Washington Haggarty, William, grocer, 25 Van Schaick Hale, Daniel, 70 n. Pearl Hale, William, counsellor, 430 n. Market Hale, Daniel,jun. distiller, 151 n. Marks* Hallenbake, Jacob, laborer, 643 .v. Market Halenbake, Lawrence, carpenter, rear of 118 Washington Halenbake, John, teacher, 6 Lutheran Halenbake, Joseph, Schuyler Hally, Andrew, porter-house, 60 Hudson Hall Sf Bliss, watch-makers, 36 State Hall, William, 5 w. n. Pearl Hall & Phelps, 124 n. Market Hall, Joseph, gardener, Arbor-hill Hall, widow Margaret, boarding-house, 3 Liberty Hall, Abijah, silversmith, 65 s. Pearl Hall, Green, jeweller, 2 Plain, shop 34 State Hall, Thomas, 4 Lydius Hall, widow Ann, 79 n. Pearl Hallett, Jacob, cartman, 8 Chapel Hamilton, Isaac, counsellor, Public Square, w. Hamilton, John, stone-cutter, 65 Chapel Hamilton, John, Rensselaer Hamilton, Mrs. milliner, 554 s. Market ALBANY DIRECTORY. 37 Hamilton, John, grocer, 77 Washington Hammel, Samuel, 50 Church Hammond, Barent, rear 77 Beaver Hamor, Henry, slater, 627 s. Market Hanchet, O. C. feather store, 3 Washington Hand, Aaron, lumber merchant, 642 s. Market Hand, Nathan, butcher, 547 and 243 s. Market Hand k Piatt, merchants, 642 s. Market Hand, Israel P. Montgomery Hanford, widow Esther, 36 Hudson Hansen, Benjamin, merchant, 300 n. Market Hansen, Isaac, master in chancery, 23 Steuben Hansen, Benjamin, shoemaker, 20 Steuben Hardiker, Richard, 108 Beaver Hart and Ferris, merchants, 74 Quay Hart, Benjamin, merchant, 62 lydius Hart, Herman V. 102 n. Market Harvey, Silas, 4 Van Schaick Hardway, Sarah, 51 Fox Haring, Sam'l, jus. p. & mas. in chan. Ferry, offi. 2 s. Pearl Harding, Nehemiah, 269 Washington Harris, paper-hanger, 26 Washington Hartness, James, chandler, 215 n. Market Hartness, John, chandler, 177 n. Market Harbeck, Samuel, tanner, 135 w. Market Harbison, Robert, pedlar, 30 n. Pearl Hasbrouck, Peter, accountant, 78 n. Pearl Hastings, Seth, merchant, 16 Union Hatfield, widow of Edmund, I Church Hawley, Eliphalet, merchant, 481 s. Market & 48 Union Hawley, Gideon, counsellor, 216 n. Market, office 62 State Hawley, Aaron, Eagle Hawley, Truman, dressing-room, 32 Hudson Hawkins, Isaac, grocer, 231 n. Market Hawk, widow Maria, Arbor-hill Hays, Solomon, shoemaker, 57 Eagle Hays, John, 48 n. Pearl Heath, Henry, grocer, 67 Washington, house 41 Sand Hebeysen, Martin, grocer, 67 Hudson Heet, widow Eliza, milliner, 503 s. Market Heet, widow Dorothy, 13 Pine Heermans, John, tailor, 85 Lydius, shop 47 State 38 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Heermaus & Van Wie, merchant-tailors, 47 State Hempsted, Isaac, sheriff, 116 s. Pearl Henry, John V. counsellor, 19 Columbia Henry, Samuel, cartman, 55 Fox Henry, widow Ann, 75 s. Pearl Henry, James, merchant-tailor, 538 s. Market Henry, Samuel, baker, 226 n. Market Henry, Andrew, Montgomery Henn, J. H. groeer, 22! v. Market Hennison, David, 1 Capitol Henderer, Harmanus, 33 Fox Henderson, Solomon, 56 Sand and 65 Washington Hendrickson, John, broker, 138 State Hequembourg, Charles, hair-dresser, 286 «. Market Herrington, Daniel, teamster, Patroon Hewson, John, mason, 126*. Pearl Hewson, widow Mary, 43 Liberty Hewson, Thomas, brickmaker, 109 n. Market Hewson, John D. silversmith, 13 Plain Hewson, Thomas E. 130 Washington Hewson, James, laborer, 25 n. Pearl Heyer, Mary, milliner, 476 s. Market Hitchins, Daniel, paper hanger, 8 Beaver Hickcox, H. H. merchant, 439 *. Market Higby, Nathaniel, grocer, 136 State Higham, A. innkeeper, 565 s. Market Hill, John, merchant, Western turnpike Hills, Erastus, hatter, 57 Washington Hill, Thomas, leather-dresser, 16 Beaver Hill, Samuel, merchant, 39 State Hill, Thomas, 59 Liberty Hilson, Thomas, shoemaker, 82 Fox Hilton, William, 35 Union Hilton, Nicholas, carpenter, 26 Washington Hilton, Richard, cartman, 35 Union Hilton, James, mason, 90 Hudson Hilton, Peter, cooper, 40 Beaver Hilton, Peter, grocer, 23 Van Schaick Hilton, William, shoemaker, 45 Church Hilton, John, shoemaker, 73 Hudson Hilton, Phebe, umbrella factory, 267 n. Market Hilton, Volkert D. mason, Ferry ALBANY DIRECTORY. 39 Hinckly, Nathan, hatter, 77 Orange Hinckley, Gershom, grocer 62 Washington Hinckley, John, painter, 21 Hudson Hiney, Jacob, Patroon Hixon, James, barber, 24 Orange Hocknell, Thomas, laborer, 209 s. Pearl Hocknell, John, cartman, 53 Fox Hochstrasser, William, merchant, 374 n. Market Hochstrasser & Boldemann, mer. 372 n. Market Hochstrasser, Paul, merchant, 372 n. Market Hodge, James, stone-cutter, 576 s. Market Hodgkins, Stephen, painter, 641 s. Market Hoffman, widow Patty, 536 s. Market Hoffman, John, Fly-market Hogle, John, innkeeper, 86 Washington Holkins, Abel D. builder, 32 Union Hollister, Augustin, cartman, 47 Fox Holt, Nathan, commission store, 16 Hudson Holmes, Shubael, 227 Washington Holcomb, Nancy, 67 Beaver Home, C. teacher, 34 n. Pearl Hooker, Philip, architect, 611 s. Market Hooghkirk, Garret, carpenter, 36 Beaver Hooghkirk, Lucas, mason, 94 Hudson Hooghkirk, Lucas I. carpenter, 17 Van Schaick Hooghkirk, widow Margaret, 37 Beaver Hooven, Samuel, Capitol Hosford, David, attorney, 30 n. Pearl office 134 State Hosford, E. & E. printers and booksellers, 100 State Hotchkiss, Arthur, tailor, 38 Beaver, shop 70 State Hotchkiss & Co. merchant-tailors, 70 State Hovey, Phineas, 37 Fox Howard, Eph'm. blacksmith, Green cont. shop 594 s. f Howe, Estes, merchant, 52 Division, store 47 Quay Howe Sf Sinith, merchants, 47 Quay Howell, Maltby, grocer, 1 Church Howell, Richard, flour store, 2 Lydius, Hoyt, Goold, 369 n. Market, and 18 s. Pearl Hoy, Richard, shoemaker, 17 Lutheran Hudson, William, butcher, Lumber Humphrey, Chauncy, 59 State cont. Humphrey & Campbell, curriers, 20 State 40 ALBANY DIRECTORY, Humphrey, George, mer. 80 State and 77 Hudson Humphrey, Hugh, carpenter, Maiden-lane, cor. Chapel Humphrey, John, innkeeper, 15 Washington Humphrey, John, jun. grocer, 22 Beaver Humphrey, William, mer. 389 s. Market, & 4S Division Humphrey, James, grocer, 11 Washington Humphrey, Friend, 173 s. Pearl Humphries, John, 443 s. Market Humphries, William, shoe-store, 465 s. Market Hun, Richard T. shoemaker, 17 Pine Hunt William I. jeweller, 61 Beaver Hunt, Abijah, ordinary, 573 s. Market Hunt, Darius, grocer, 631 s. Market Hunter, widow Isabella, 88 Beaver Husted, Israel, merchant, 36 Hudson Hutton, I. G. pocket-book and purse factory, 20 State Hutton, Isaac, 17 Columbia, store 12 State Hutchins, Amos, carpenter, 31 Hamilton Hyslop, Robert & Co. 37 Montgomery, store 391 s. Mark.

Iggatt, Edward, grocer, 108 Beaver Inglish, John, s. Pearl Irwin, Theopjiilas, painter, 27 Hudson Ives, Joseph, 53 Eagle Ives, Joseph k Son, merchants, 454 s. Market J Jacoby, Zachariah, oyster and porter-house, 22 Hudson Jacob, Francis, sweep-master, 24 n. Pearl Jackson, M. P. grocer, 220 n. Market Jackson, Abraham, Bassett Jackson, James, shoe-black, 41 Division James, Daniel, physician, 306 n. Market James, William, merchant, 1 Green James Sf Flack, merchants, 54 State Jenks, Nathan, grocer, 523 s. Market Jenkins, G. A. milliner, 268 n. Market Jenkins, I. k H. watch-makers, 41 State Jenkins, Harman, do. 21 Fox Jenkins, Ira, do. 21 Fox Jenkins, Robert, 56 Van Schaick ALBANY DIRECTORY. 1 I Jenkins, David, hatter, 477 s. Market Jenkins, Elisha, 121 Washington Jenne, Ira G. grocer, 214 n. Market Jephson, William H. merchant, 75 State Jermain, Sylvanus P. 41 Maiden-lane, store 66 Quay Jeraleman, Peter, 43 s. Pearl Jerolemon, Nicholas, 142 n. Market Jessup, Isaac, merchant, 31 Church, store 425 »-. Market Jewell, Jeremiah, 14 Plain Johnson, Jane, teacher, 5 Liberty, Johnson, Seth, 154 n. Market Johnson, David, jun. 638 s. Market Johnson, Maycock W. silversmith, 74 State Johnson, Bristol, waterman, Bassett Johnson, John, waterman, Bassett Johnston, Jeremiah, harness-maker, 51 Liberty- Johnson, William, grocer, 25 Quay Johnson, John, grocer, 587 s. Market Johnson, Stephen W. boarding-house, li Van Tromp Johnson, John I. laborer, 208 s. Pearl Johnson, Thomas, cooper, 71 Beaver Johnson, Lewis, tailor, 75 Orange Jones, James, merchant, 18 State, house 38 Hudson Jones, Casper, Patroon Jones, Elisha, carpenter, 550 s. Market Jones, John P. merchant, 636 s. Market, store Quay Jones, Henry T. counsellor, 62 State Jones, Marshal, 23 Hamilton t Jones, Luther, drum-maker, 35 Van Schaick Jones, Thomas, grocer, 6 Hudson Jones, Marshal & Co. druggists, 466 s. Market Jones, David, Embargo Alky Jones, Francis, grocer, 15 Hamilton Jones, Peter, 51 Union Joseph, John, shoeblack, 18 Pine Joslyn, Jesse, inn-keeper, Hawk, corner State cont. Joyce, George, cartman, 1 n. Pearl Joyce, John, cartman, 6 Chapel Judson, Nathaniel, inn-keeper, 72 Washington Judson, Elijah, 287 Washington E 12 ALBANY DIRECTORY. K Kane, William A. carpenter, 63 n. Market Kane, George, oyster and porter house, 537 s.Market Kane, James, merchant, store 45 Dock Kane, Elias, mansion-house, Arbor hill Kearney, Eliza, 82 Beaver Kearney, John, porter-house, 5 Church Kearney, widow Mary, 8 Lutheran Keeler, Isaac, 18 Hamilton, store 55 Quay Keeler, James, merchant, 31 Beaver Keeler, Jasper S. merchant, 22 Division Keeler, James Sf Co. 47 Quay, corner of Mark-lane Keeler, Ebenezer, 48 Hudson Kelly, Philip, 61 Beaver Kelly, John, laborer, 18 Pine Kellogg, Augustus, accountant, 48 Hudson Kellogg, widow Abi, 48 Hudson Kellogg, Cyrus, merchant, Patroon, store 43 State Kemp, Joseph, flour merchant, 43 Beaver Kemp, James, waiter in steamboat, 28 Beaver Kent, Benjamin, laborer, 61 Eagle Kent, James, chancellor, 21 Columbia Kennedy, James, mason, 57 Chapel Kennedy and Wood, grocers, 12 Green Kenyon, Moses, ship builder, 638 s. Market Kenyon, Joseph, 643 s. Market Kerr, Samuel, 19 Fox Kerr, Josiah, 14 Beaver Kerr, Hugh, nail factory, 92 and 240 Washington Ketcham, Joseph, brewer, 206 n. Market Kidd, Thomas, constable, 101 Beaver Kidney, Jonathan, blacksmith, 84 Hudson Killbourn, George, musical instrument maker, 63 Church King, James, attorney, 373 n. Market King, William S. trunkmaker, 40 s. Pearl King & Denniston, attorneys, 373 n. Market King, Augustus, Green continued Kiunier, George, 70 Washington Kinnier, widow Susan, Schenectady turnpike Kinnicut, Robert S. 155 u. Market Kingsley, Jonathan, 279 Washington KINK-POCK INSTITUTION, 396 n. Market ALBANY DIRECTORY. 43 Kipp, Jacob, 196 n. Market Kirk, John, 37 Columbia Kirk, Henry, coppersmith, 3 Capitol Kittle, Sybrant, grocer, 43 Fox Kline, George, tanner, Arbor-hill Knap, Hubbel, merchant, 11 Liberty Knox, George & Peter, grocers, 54 Hudson Knower, George, merchant, 69 «. Pearl Knower, Benjamin, hatter, 419.v. Market Knower Daniel, 26 Green Knower, Samuel, inspector of pot-ashes, Patroon Knowels, Matthew, Ferry Knowlson, Thomas, grocer, 38 Lydius Knowlson, Richard, 38 Lydius Kyes, Mrs. 38 Dock L Ladd, widow Esther, boarding-house, 23 Green Ladew, Stephen, grocer, 148 s. Pearl La Grange, Coenradt, blacksmith, 9«. Pearl La Grange, G. &, J. merchants, 380 n. Market La Grange, James, Schenectady Turnpike La Grange, James, 68 Hudson Lamb, Anthony, 66 Hudson Lamoureux, Timothy, carpenter, 51 Union Lamoureux, Joseph, merchant, 256 n. Market Lamoureux. Andrew, teamster, 107 Fox Laney, Deru&jfc%ason, 68 Church HI Lansing, Abra'm F. shoemaker, 5 Foxsh. 258 n. Market Lansing, Abraham G. 358 n. Market Lansing, Abraham I. saddler, 67 Hudson Lansing, A. T. E. merchant, 299 n. Market Lansing, Garret A. 34 Church Lansing, Garret Y. counsellor, 368 n. Market Lansing, Henry R. merchant, 444 s. Market Lansing, Jacob, mason, 83 Hudson Lansing, John A. baker, 33 s. Pearl Lansing, John, jun. late chancellor, 297 n. Market Lansing, widow of Myndert, 623 s. Market Lansing, Sanders, register, in chan. 16 Montgomery Lansingh, Hermanus, 51 n. Pearl Lansingh, Jeremiah, 80 n. Pearl 44 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Lansing, Jacob, jun. wheelwright, 73 n. Market Lansing, Jacob, 216 n. Market Lansing, Isaac, 27 Chapel Lansing, Jacob, 5 Fox Latour, James C. hair-dresser, 17 Washington Larcher, Joseph W. tailor, 57 *. Pearl Lassing John, blacksmith, 285 Washington Lathrop, Oliver, physician, 63 Washington Lathrop, Dyer, merchant, 95 Washington Lathrop, Gordon, 59 n. Pearl Latham, Samuel, oyster & porter house, 4 Maiden-lane Laltimer, Benjamin, 9 Plain Lawther, Robert, carpenter, 49 Fox Lay, Amos, surveyor, map compiler & pub'r, 550*. Mar. Leach, William, weaver, 7 Fox Leake, John W. 49 Green Leake, Isaac Q. teller in Bank of Albany, 18 Store lane Leavenworth & Son, clock-makers, Ferry Lee, Charles, 45 Lydius Lee, Thomas & Co. merchant-tailors, 88 State I ee, Nancy, 40 Fox Lee, Thomas, merchant-tailor, 5 w. n. Pearl Legg, Samuel, Schuyler Lemet, Louis, gold beater, 30 Dock Lemon, John, 68 n. Pearl Lent, David, distiller, 250 Washington Leonard, widow Maria, 102 n. Market A Leonard, C. V. V.«« w. Market f #*» Leonard, Lemuel, LSI Washington Le Rue, John, confectioner, Pub. square cor. Washington Lester, Mordecai, keeper of P. H. 225 Washington L'Amoureux, John, 59 Vary Schaick Lewis, Nancy, 45 n. Pearl Lewis, Benedict, shoemaker, 11 Fox Lewis, Leonard, livery stable, Hamilton Lewis, David D. carpenter, 9 Capitol Lewis, Garret, shoemaker, 46 Van Schaick Lewis, Lewis, carpenter, 49 Eagle Lewis, James, harness maker, Patroon Lewis, Stewart, 32 Dock Lewis, David, 28 Washington ALBANY DIRECTORY. 45 Lewis Sf Butterfield, innkeepers, 25 s. Pearl Library and Reading Room, and Mineral Water-Office by John Cook, 76 State-street Lightbody, James, Schenectady turnpike Lightbody, Andrew, clerk, 43 Church Lighthall, Nicholas F. blacksmith, 127 n. Market Linacre, Thomas, cabinet-maker, 279 n. Market Linacre, James, cabt. inak. 41 Steu. ware h. 330 n. Mark- Lincoln, Charles, 65 Eagle Liswell, widow Ann, 150 n. Market Little, Stephen, laborer, Sturgeon Lloyd, James, merchant, 33 Union Lockrow, Charles, shoemaker, 282 n. Market Lockwood, Jared, merchant, 30 Dock, store 40 Quay Lockwood, Millington, tailor, 36 Van Schaick Lockwood, Samuel S. 21 Steuben, store 43 State Loker, Stephen, 48 Van Schaick Long, Moses, printer, 67 Eagle Loom, Samuel, 51 Columbia Loomis, Isaac, stage-house, 494 s. Market Loomis, George J. bookbinder, 118 State Loomis, George, teacher, 39 s. Pearl Loomis, Harvey, saddler, 42 Lib. and 514 t. Market Lottridge, Robert, teamster, 106 n. Market Loucks, Henry, counsellor, 52 Van Schaick Louden, John, carpenter, 26 Chapel Lovett, John, cor. Ham. and Lodge, office 430 ra. Market Low, John, shoemaker, 46 s. Pearl Low, James, physician, 93 n. Pearl, & 1 Washington Low, Francis, furnace man, rear 77 Beaver Lowry, Robert, grocer, 26 Pine Luck, Edward, 111 w. Market Luce, Vinal & Co. druggists, 60 State Luce, Vinal, 50 n. Pearl Lucas, Isaac, builder, Van Schee Ludlow, Joseph, tailor, 626 s. Market Lumsden, David, grocer, 57 Hudson, corn. Green Luroley John, cartman, 54 Green Lush, Richard, 320 n Market Lush, Stephen, counsellor, 313 n. Market Lush, Samuel S. counsellor, Columbia and 84 State E2 46 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Lush, G. F. & W. merchants, 348 n. Market Luther, Robert, carpenter, rear 51 Liberty Luther, John, Arbor-hill Luther, Jeremiah], Arbor-hill Luyster, Garret, boarding-house, 12 Van Tromp Lynch, widow Margaret, boarding-house, 539 .?. Market Lynch, Thomas, 610 s. Market Lyons, widow Margaret, 77 Beaver Lyons, David, laborer, 241 n. Market Lyons, Luke, teacher, 22 Union Lyon, William, grocer, 5 Capitol Lyon, Aaron, grocer, 27 Pine M M'Arthur, Alexander, Patroon continued, cor. Chapel M'Cabe, widow Hannah, grocer, 4 Lutheran M'Cartee, Jeremiah, 57 Eagle M'Cue, John, cartman, 118 Fox M'Cammon, Enoch, 94 Hawk M'Chestney, John, carpenter, 30 re. Pearl M'Clallen, Hugh, gunsmith, 8 Beaver M'Clallen, Robert, boarding-house, 334 n. Market M'CIinton, Ralph, cartman, 29 Division M'Collum, John, grocer, 22 Quay M'Culloch, Hawthorn, brewer, Ferry M'Dole, William, laborer, 57 Liberty, M'Donald, Angus, 70 *. Pearl M'Donald, D. hair dresser and bathing house, 7 Beaver M'Donald, John, pastor Unit. Pres. Church, 41 n. Pearl M'Donald, Thomas, 34 Quay M'Dougall, William, 64 n. Pearl M'Dowle, John, 52 Liberty M'Duffy, Angus, 62 s. Pearl M'Elroy, James, mason, 26 Beaver M'Elroy, Samuel, merchant, 17 Dock, comer Maiden-lane M'Elvey, Daniel, baker, 30 Union M'Elvey & M'Casky, blacksmiths, 22 Beaver M'Farland, Laney, Arbor-hill M'Guigan, widow, 620 s. Market M'Grath, Morris, carpenter, 68 Church M'Gill, William, merchant, 452 s. Market M'Glashan, Daniel, printer, 83 Beaver 1 ALBANY DIRECTORY. 47 M'Gourkey, Edward, grocer, 2 Chapel M'Gourky, John, chocolate-maker, 23 n. Pearl M'Harg and Selkirk, watch makers, 437 s. Market M'Harg and King, merchants, 429 *. Market M'Harg, widow Grissel, 427 *. Market M'Harg, widow Janet, grocer, 261 n. Market M'Harg, William, mer. 50 Hudson, store 429 s. Market M'Hench, Peter, carpenter, 26 s. Pearl M'Intosh, Peter, merchant, 260 Washington M'Intosh, William, sawyer, Rensselaer M'Intosh, William, sawyer, 82 Fox M'lntyre, Arch'd. compr. 41 n. Pearl, office 122 State M'Kay, Alexander, constable, 31 Hudson M'Kenna, Andrew, merchant, 350 n. Market M'Kercher, Duncan, grocer, 6 Green M'Lachlan, D. and D. flour store, 49 Beaver M'Lachlan, John, flour store, 280 Washington M'Leod, Alexander, shoemaker, 113 n. Market M'Leod, Daniel, 284 n. Market M'Leish, George, 36 n. Pearl M'Leish and Birrel, brewers, 38 n. Pearl M'Leane, James, Schenectady turnpike M'Lusky, John, 103 Beaver M'Mickin, John, boarding house, 84 n. Pear! M'Manniman, Edward, 190 n. Market M'Millan, Samuel, 53 State cont. M'Millan, John, flour merchant, 21 Hudson M'Mullen, Andrew, merchant, 475 s. Market M'Mullen, James, grocer, 1 Division M'Murray, James, bricklayer, Patroon M'Nab, Archibald, groeer, 35 n. Pearl M'Nab and Hamilton, stone-cutters, 1 Orange M'Nab, Peter, Kuox-st. M'Noah, Thomas, flour store, 85 s. Pearl M'Nelly, John, laborer, 24 Van Schaick M'Pherson, George, mer. 27 State, house 52 Lydius M'Pherson, widow Janet, 51 Beaver M'Pherson, William, grocer, 55 Columbia, corner Pearl Mabbett, James, merchant, 341 n. Market Mack & Crane, merchants, 34 Union Machet, James, laborer, 52 Chapel Maher, James and John, merchants, 73 Quay 48 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Maher, James, 21 Hamilton Maher, John, 39 Hamilton Maher & Flyn, auctioneers, 504 s. Market Maily, William, grocer, 604 *-. Market Mallary, David, merchant, 78 s. Pearl Mallary, Shelden, merchant, 113 and 99 Lydius Malcom, Charles, 6 Fox Malcom, John, 629 s. Market Malcomb, Andrew, laborer, Lumber Mallet, Francis, teacher of music, 56 Lydius Malburn, Francis, 15 Hamilton Many, Peter, sail-maker, 219 n. Market Mancius, G. W. 22 Montgomery, store 436 .. Market Mancius, John, clerk in the Albany Bank, 314 n. Market Mancius, Jacob, 20 Maiden-lane Mandell, Ephraim, attorney, 19 Fox Mandeville, Matthew, crier, 90 Fox Manning, Catherine, milliner, 328 n. Market Martin, Abraham, hatter, Montgomery Martin, James, bricklayer, Patroon Martin, Medan, carpenter, 17 Doek, cor. of Maiden-lane Marsh, Joshua, tailor, 128 State Marshal, William, shoemaker, 46 Church' Marston, Ephraim, groeer, 5 Liberty Marvin, John, merchant, 78 Hudson, store 490 s. Market Marvin, Richard, merchant, 460 s. Market Marvin, Uriah, merchant, 2 Water Marvin, William, merchant, 4y3 s. Market Marvin, Wm. Jon. and Alex, merchants, 490 s. Market Mascraft, Wm. wheelright, State cont. shop 64 Washing.. MASTER'S LODGE, 61 Maiden-lane Matthews, Caleb, laborer, 245 Washington Mather and Thorne, merchants, 56 State Mather, Elias, merchant, 63 Chapel Maurice, Thomas, grocer, 44 Quay Maxwell, James, porter house, 3 n. Market Maxwell, William, 30 n. Pearl Mayell, William, hatter, 510*. Market Mayer, Frederick G. pastor Luth. ch. 40 Columbia Maynard, D. Sf J. grocers, 623 s. Market Meacham, J. and H. musical inst. makers 104 State. Meadon, Thomas, cooper, 186 «. Market. ALBANY DIRECTORY. 49 Meads, Jno. cabt. mak. 29 Maiden-lane k 323 n. Market Meacham, John, Lodge Meadon, William, grocer, 65 n. Market Meadon, John, rope-maker, 91 n. Market Meigs, John, constable, 139 Fox Melfville, Allen, 316 M. Market Melich, David, 175 s. Pearl Merchant, George, county clerk, 35 State Merchant, S. and R. 12 Washington Merchant, Horatio, justice peace, 20 Sand Merchant, Stephen, merchant, 16 State continued Merchant, David, 22 Pine Merrif, Ebenezer, 57 ft. Pearl Merrifield, Richard, shoemaker,75 Hudson, shop37 j. PL Merrifields & Clark, cabinet-makers, 54 Washington Merrifield, AVilliam, 45 s. Pearl Mills, Daniel, book-keeper, 50 Washington Miller, Christian, merchant, 58 State Miller, Jn. tin plate worker, 6 Van Tromp k 278 n. Mar. Miller, Peleg R. printer, 31 Van Schaick Miller, Philip, 38 Orange Miller, Nathaniel, Montgomery Miller & Fort, merchants, 58 State Miller, Peter, 42 Sand Milligan, James, grocer,,26 Washington Milton, widow Mary, 39 Van Schaick Miner, Ephraim, 11 Hamilton Mingo, John, Ferry Mitchell, James, boarding-house, 20 Quay Mitchell, Maria, milliner, 484 *. Market Mix, James, 9 Van Tromp Moakley, Peter, sail-maker, 6 Mark-lane Moeschel, Peter, 50 s. Pearl Moeschel, Henry, 92 Hudson Montague, William, blacksmith, Ferry Monk, Christopher, cartman, 17 Pine Monteith, George, skipper, 80 Hudson Moody, Adonijah, innkeeper, 486 s. Market Moore, John, cartman, s. Pearl Moore, Thomas, 40 Montgomery, corner Steuben Moore, William, mason, Rensselaer Moore, Richard, grocer, Arbor-hill 50 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Moore & Allen, inn-keepers, 206 Washington Moore, Micaiah, 110 s. Pearl Moore, John, gunsmith, 45 Van Schaick Moore, Richard, 211 s. Peasl Morange, Lewis, upholsterer, 290/;. Market Morgan, Thomas, employer of laborers, 138 n. Market Morgan, Jeremiah, 41 Hudson Morgan, William, merchant, 257 Washington Morris, David, 555 s. Market Morris, William, 51 Beaver Morris, Joseph, tobacconist, 11 ». Market. Morris, Richard, laborer, Tiger Morse, Lemuel, painter, 63 State cont. Morse, Ebenezer, grocer, 553 .«. Market, and 51 Lydius Morrell, Jacob, 48 Van Schaick Morrell, Jonathan, cooper, 08 Beaver Morrow, Robert, grocer, 575 s. Market Morrrison, Connel, 190 n. Market Morierty, John D. teacher, 117 n. Market Mott, Annanias, shoemaker, 40 Fox Mott, Jesse, merchant-tailor, 01 Washington Mounsey & Olmsted, merchants, 45 Quay Muir, James, 56 Van Schaick Munger, Curtis, innkeeper, 48 Dock Murray, James, cartman, 66 s. Pearl Murray, John, grocer, Schenectady turnpike Murry, William, groeer, Fox Murray, William, mason, Rose Murphy, Martin, 7 Capitol Murdock, Ebenezer, grocer, 3 Maiden-lane MUSEUM, Old City Hall, s. Market Myers, Stephen, ferryman, Schuyler Mynderse, Mrs. 39 Hudson Myers, Christiana, 39 Fox Myers, John, teamster, 120 Fox N Nash, Henry, 61 Washington Nason, Jabez, grocer, 112 Washington Negus, Nathaniel, skipper, 17 Hamilton Neill, William, pastor of presp. church, 72 Lydius Nehemiah, Charles H. culler of lumber, Montgomery ALBANY DIRECTORY. 51 Nevin, Alexander, 186 n. Market Newland, David, merchant, 361 n. Market Newman, Henry, leather dresser, 384 v.. Market Newman, Lewis, mason, 44 Union Newton, W. & D. grocers, 28 Sand & 45 Washington Newton, widow Ellis, Green cont. Newhause, John, cooper, 7 I Beaver Noble, Francis, mason, 51 Orange Norris, Jacob, turner, 41 Dock Norton, Thomas, s. Pearl Norton, Samuel, mason, 218*. Pearl Norton, John, 45 Van Schaick Nugent, John, 3.) Van Schaick Nutt, James, blacksmith, 49 Lydius O O'Brien, Patrick, 5 Pine O'Brien, John, 120 Fox O'Brien, Joseph, 9 n. Market O'Conner, Bernard, grocer, 187 n. Market O'Connor, Thomas, cartman, 189 n. Market Oakey, Jacob, shoe-maker, 103 Beaver Oake, Abraham, surveyor, 23 Sand Oaky, John, shoemaker, 54 Union Oakly, Benjamin, shoemaker, 633 *. Market Ogden, Benjamin, shoemaker, 49 Columbia Ogden, widow Phebe, Hawk Ogden, Elizabeth, boarding-house, 519 *. Market Olcott, T. W. elk. Alec. & Far. Bank, 308 n. Market Oley, Christopher, wheelwright, Schenectady turnpike Oliiver, Isabella, 49 Van Schaick Olmstead, David, city superintendent, 28 Hamilton Oothout, Henry A. 247 n. Market Ornhout, Isaac, rear 7 Capitol Osborn, Jeremiah, merchant-tailor, 441 s. Market Ostrander, William, skipper, 35 Beaver Ostrander, John I. attorney and counsellor, 9 s. Pearl Owens, Owen, baker, 15 Beaver Owens, Thomas, 628 s. Market 52 ALBANY DIRECTORY- P Packard, Benjamin D. bookseller, 73 State Packard, Isaac, carpenter, 60 Beaver Packard & Van Benthuysen, printers, 472 *. Market Padon, Robert, 20 Water Page, Levi, 37 Liberty Page Levi, carpenter, 43 Maiden-lane Page, Nicholas, skipper, 66 Division Palmer, E. druggist 531 *. Market Palmer, R. soda-water fountain, 2 s. Pearl Parker, Joshua, 71 n. Market Parker k Hawley, counsellors, 62 State Parker, widow, 188 Washington Parker, Philip S. counsellor, 69 Wash'ton, of. 62 State Parker, Jonah, 52 Liberty Parker, widow Elizabeth, 16 Liberty Parsons, Jabez, 27 Union Parsons, Timothy, tanner and currier, 7 n. Pearl Parsons, Samuel, 37 Van Schaick Parks, David, carpenter, 164 Washington Parkinson, Eliza, milliner, 121 State Partridge, John, shoemaker, 262 »i.Mark.& 16 Van Sell. Patrick, Benjamin, cartman, 53 Union Patrick, Ebenezer, innkeeper, 134 Washington Patterson, Williamson, grocer, Arbor-Hill Payn, Hiram, watch-maker, 413 s. Market & 33 Ch. Payn, Samuel, innkeeper, 200 n. Market Pearson, George, merchant, 59 State Pearson, Pool, tailor, 92 Beaver Peck, Daniel, 150 s. Pearl Peckham, Audley C. merchant, 26 Green Peckham k Knower, merchants, 47 State Pell, Ephraim, 26 Hamilton Pemberton, Ebenezer, paper stainer, 88 State Pemberton, Thomas L. milliner, 1 s. Pearl Penny, Samuel T. 523 *. Market Pepper, Calvin, attorney, 25 Capitol Pepoon, Daniel, 3 '8 n. Market Peiine, Aaron M. 649 s. Market Perine & Jones, merchants, 62 Quay Perry, John, butchei'i 80 Washington ALBANY DIRECTORY. 53 Phelps, Philip, 178 n. Market Phelps, Lester, 233 Washington Phelps, William, 8 Fox Phipps & Sheldon, merchants, 207 Washington Philips, Joseph, grocer, 25 Hamilton Phoenix Air Furnace, great western turnpike Pierce, Lemuel, 13 Maiden-lane Pinne, J. G. teacher, 80 Washington Piatt, Charles Z. state treasurer, 80 Lydius Piatt, Ebenezer, grocer, 17 Hamilton Piatt, Israel & Co. merchants, 500 *. Market Piatt, Jonas, judge supreme court, 49 n. Pearl Piatt, Henry, jun. 35 Church Plantai, Anthony, blacksmith, 35 Fox Plum, Allen, 620 *. Market Pohlman Daniel, 5 w. Poinier, Charles P. distiller, 73 Washington POLICE-OFIICE, 3 s. Pearl Poor, William, 6 Fox Porter, G. W. 78 Lydius Porter, Ira, merchant-tailor, 105 State POST-OFFICE, 353 n. Market Post, Maria, Rensselaer Potter, Abraham, shoemaker, 579 *. Market Potts, widow of Jesse, boarding-house, 44 Quay Powers, Daniel, fruiterer, 60 Lyd. store 447 *. Market Pratt, Elnathan, 7 Washington Pratt & Durant, merchants, 445 s. Market Pratt, Moses, jun. printer, 12 Van Tromp Pratt, Ralph, mer. 13 Liberty, store 445 *. Market Pratt, Nehemiah, baker, 229 Washington Presseau, Daniel, laborer, 24 Van Schaick Price, Lemuel, shoemaker, Patroon Price, widow Mary, 50 *. Pearl Price, Daniel C. merchant, 390 «. Market Pritchard, William, stone-cutter, 49 Lydius Proby, Edward, sail-maker, 53 Orange Prouty, John, 182 n. Market Pruyn, Casparus, blacksmith, 74 n. Pearl Pruyn, Francis C. blacksmith, 201 n. Mark. 41 Coum. F 54 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Pruyn, Jacob & skipper, 59 Hudson Pruyn, John & Co. merchants, 329 n. Market Pruyn, John, 24 Maiden-lane Pruyn, Casparus, 61 n. Market Pruyn, widow of John S. 203 n. Market Pruyn, David, shoemaker, Pearl, 5 w. Pruyn, widow, 83 n. Pearl Pruyn, L. blacksmith, 47 Columbia Pugsley, Abraham B. boarding-house, 551 *-. Market Putnam, David, butcher, 89 n. Market Putnam, Elisha, builder, Patroon Putnam, Andrew, feather-store, 65 State Q Quackenbush, Abraham, cooper, 44 Dock Quackenbush, Nicholas N. attorney, 272 u. Market Quackenbush, Benjamin, blacksmith, 19 Fox Quackenbush, Walter, 240 n. Market Quackdnbush, John, lumber merchant, Patroon Quackenbush, Isaac A. attorney, 55 Eagle Quackenbush, John G. 5 u. Pearl Quick, Geradus, nailer, Rensselaer Quigley, Philip, laborer, 168 n. Market R Ractor, John, laborer, 8 Dock Radcliff, James, grocer, 14 State cont. Radcliff, James, laborer, 10 Union Radcliff, Nicholas, 6 Union Radcliff, widow of Philip, 68 Beaver Radcliff, William, tailor, 148 «. Market Radcliff, Henry, 67 Hudson Randal, John, brass-founder, 107 n. Market Randel, Jesse, Eagle Randall, James, grocer, 194 n. Market Randolph, Jackson F. cartman, 190 Washington Rasey, Joseph, innkeeper, 22 Dock Rasey, Amnion, 41 Liberty Kasco, Nathan, grocer, 26 Hamilton Rathbone, S. & J. L. merchants, 2 Hudson Rathbone, Valentine W. mer. 64 Lyd. store 13 Hudson ALBANY DIRECTORY. Oil Raum, Catharine, 31 Columbia Rawdon, Ralph, engraver, 8 Liberty Reckhow, John, oyster and porter-house, 8 Hudson Reckhow, Hezekiah, 633*. Market REGISTER PRINTING-OFFICE, 94 State Reid, George, shoemaker, rear 207 *. Pearl Reid, John, merchant, 305 n. Market Reid, John, stone-cutter, 40 Fox Reid, William, teamster, 63 State cont. Reinagle, Hugh, drawing academy, 6 *. Pear! Relyea, Simon, merchant-tailor, 371 n. Market Requa, James, merchant, 10 Hudson Reynolds, Fdward, cartman, 54 Van Schaick Reynolds, John, cartman, 40 Van Schaick Reynolds, Thomas, 189 n. Market Rhino, Rebecca, merchant, 312 n. Market Rice, Joseph 1*. watch-maker, 23 Lib. shop 431 _. Msr.. Rice, Nahum, merchant, 33 Green, shop 54 Quay Rice, Ward, carpenter, 45 Church Rice, Stanton k Co. merchants, 54 Quay Richards, widow Ami, 51 Columbia Rider, Stephen J. carpenter, 43 *. Pearl Ridgeway, Thomas, shoemaker, I0S Beaver Riley, Asher, builder, 609 *. Market Riley, widow, 49 Chapel River, Joseph, laborer, 7 Chapel Rivingston, James, 677 *. Market Roby, Charles, attorney, office 130 State Robins, Russell, bookbinder, 91 n. Pearl Roberts, Joseph, Hawk Roberts, Israel, teacher, 637 *. Market Robinson, Benjamin, merchant, 680 *. Market Robertson, James, stone-cutter, 29 _. Pearl Robinson, Daniel S. mason, 51 Union Robinson, James, coach-maker 29 Church Robinson and Vanderbelt, coach-makers, 27 Church Robison, John, 34 Dock, office 29 State Rockwell, J. W. boarding house, 62 n. Pearl Rodgers, James, Great Western Turnpike Rodgers, widow Elizabeth, 30 n. Pearl Rodgers, William, blacksmith, 29 Hamilton Rolf, John J. grocer, 180 n. Market 56 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Roggen, Peter, 93 State Roney, John, Ferry Roorbach, Arthur, capt. steam boat, 26 Montgomery- Root, I yman, mer. 357 n. Market, store 438 *. Market Root, Mrs. boarding-house, 10 Hudson Root k Davidson, leather store, 438 *. Market Roseboom, widow Hester, 59 Hudson Rosette, George, 542 *. Market Roser, Richard, mason, 674 ». Market Rowe, Nicholas, umbrella maker, 3 Church Rowel, Simeon, carpenter, 49 Fox Ruby, Christopher, grocer, 128 M. Market Ruby, Robert, cooper, 6 n. Pearl Rudes, Jason, justice peace, 43 Van Schaick, office 42 Rugs, John, ropemaker, 47 n. Market Russ, Adam, cartman, 101 Fox Russell, John, merchant, 76 Beaver Russell, Elihu, painter, 364 n. Market and 18 Quay Russell, Joseph, 61 State continued Russell, Thomas, painter, 38 Mont, store C8 State Russell, T. k J. painters, 68 State Russell k Knapp, grocers, 14 State Russell, Luther, 11 City-Hall Ryan, John, grocer, 84 Quay Ryckman, widow Lydia, 27 Green Ryckman, Susan, 4 Beaver Ryckman, widow Elizabeth, 10 Beaver

Sabin, Jesse, boarding-house, 17 Beaver Sackrider, Christian, attorney, 367 n. Market Sackrider, Henry W. 369*. Market Safford, Elias, plain maker, 128 State Salisbury, Henry, culler of lumber, 633 s. Market Salisbury, widow of Tobias, Rensselaer Sanders, Barent, 54 .. Pearl Sanders, Reuben, 53 State continued Sanders, Benjamin, Frelinghuysen Sands, widow Elizabeth, 26 Hamilton Sanford, Stephen, innkeeper, 42 Washington Sanford, David M. 19 Washington Satterlee, Edward R. mer. 17 Steuben, store 67 Quay ALBANY DIRECTORY. 57 Satterlees k Selden, merchants, 67 Quay Schaeffer, Frederick, morocco leather dresser, Ferry Schell, John, carpenter, 44 Van Schaick Schermerhorn, Ryer, printer, 76 n. Pearl Schuyler, David, 88 n. Pearl Schuyler, Peter P. 27 Steuben Schuyler, Samuel, skipper, 204 *. Pearl Schuyler, Stephen P. mer. 273 n. Market Schuyler, S. P. & Co. merchants, 2<)3 n. Market Scofield, Solomon, silversmith, 2 Washington Scott, George, pump maker, 23 Quay Scott, John, millwright, 128 *, Pearl Scott, William, cartman, Flymarket Scott, William, grocer, 666 *. Market Scott, James, 49 Van Schaick Scott, William, Schuyler Scott, Solbmon, 57 Liberty Scott, William, grocer, 36 Washington Scovel, Sylvester, grocer, 126 State Scovel, Hezekiah, merchant, 24 State, and 69 *. Peari Scovel, Jonah, merchant, 52 Dock Scoon, William, cartman, 40 Fox Scoon, John k Robert, n. Pearl, cor. Orange Scoby, W. grocer, S3 Quay Scrymser, James, 9 Water Seaman, Isaac, ship master, 207 n. Market Sears, Charles, Eagle Seaver, William, boarding-house, 76 Hudson Seckman, Thomas, laborer, Arbor hill SECRETARY OF STATE, office in State Hall, 122 State Sedgwick, Theodore, 109 State Seely, James, shoemaker, 28 Chapel Selden, Roger, merchant, Van Schee Selkirk, William, 50 Hamilton Sergeant, Frederick, dyer, Patroon Sergeant, J. & G. merchants, 498 *. Musket Se\ mcur, William H. 54 Lydius Seymour, Wm. H. k Co. leather store, 3 Stat-- Seymour, William, bookbinder, Fox Sharp, Cornelia, Ferry-street Sharp, George C. public notary, 11 Columbia Sharp, Jacob, 11 Columbia F2 38 ALBANY DIRECTORY Sharp, widow of Coenradt, Patroon Shaw, Henry, tanner, 132 n. Market Shaw, Hugh D. rope maker, 35 n. Market Shaw, John, rope maker, 67 n. Market Shaw, Samuel, bookbinder, 75 Washington Shaw, Samuel, physician, 649 *. Market Shear, Christian H. saddler, 55 Washington Shear, A. M. horse shoer, 111 Washington Sheldon, Alanson, merchant, 136*. Pearl Shepherd, George, merchant, 51 s. Pearl Shepherd, John, boarding-house, 19 Washington; Shepherd, Robert, 48 Hamilton Shepherd, widow Catherine, Lodge Shepherd, widow of Thomas, 10 Store-lane Shepherd Sf Boyd, jewellers, 426 *. Market Sherman, Job, laborer, State continued Sherman, Josiah, mer. 17 Capitol, store 13 State- Sherman, Pardon, laborer, 660 *. Market Sherwood, Samuel B. Eagle Sherwood, Reuben, Arbor hill Shields, 51 Fox Shippey, Paul, shoemaker, 45 Church Shoemaker, Jacob, cartman, Schuyler Slmiiiway, Nehemiah, grocer, 628 *. Market Sickles, John, fisherman, 10 Deck Sickles, Zachariah, shoemaker, 8 Dock Silliman, carpenter, 58 *. Market Simpson, C* orge, laborer, 77 Orange Simpson, William, laborer, 49 Van Schaick Sims, Fran'is, blacksmith, 74 Fox and 21 Oiaii:;< Simmons, Benjamin, 101 Beaver Sinclair, Samuel S. cartman, 97 Fox Skillin, Samuel, baker, shop 77 State Skinner, Daniel. Mrs. Shepherd's Lodge, Skinner, Elisha W. mansion house, 349 n. Market Skinner, Hezekiah, 106State Skinner, Nathaniel S.*mansion house, 319w. Market Skinner, William, baker, 43 Green Skinner, Richard, constable, Flymarket Slack, John, merchant, 44 Division Slack, Robert F. shoe store, 496 *. Marked Sliter, James XV. 656 *. Market ALBANY DIRECTORY. 59

II. C. SKINNER, Surgeon-Dentist, No. 7 Church-street, corner of South Market-st. Albany, per forms every operation incident to the Teeth and Gums, sets natural and artificial Teeth in the human mouth in a very superior style, and warrants every operation he per forms to equal the performance of any Dentist on earth. R. C. S. having beeu a student to the celebrated Ruspini, of Pall Mall, London, and Le Maire, of Paris, and practi sed in New-York and Albany for more than 20 years, presumes he may be entitled to the confidence of the public.

VVVV\.^A/VM\VVVt\^VVVIA'VVVV\VYV^lVV^^VVVVVVVV.VVVVV\VV\iVV. Slingerland, Douw B. mer. 343 n. Market, 18 Green Slingerland, Tunis, merchant 271 it. Market, Slingerland and Mabbett, merchants, 343 u. Market Slingerland, Isaac, 11 n. Market Slocum, Matthew B. merchant, 150 s. Pearl Slocum and Sherwood, merchants, 478 *. Marker Smead, Benjamin, printer, 31 Van Schaick Smith, Charles, laborer, 186 *. Pearl Smith, Ebenezer, builder, 21 Pine Smith, Israel, mer. 193 n. Market, store 474 *. Murker Smith, J. and S. merchants, 18 State Smith, John, tailor, 259 n. Market Sinith, John D. 16 State continued Smith, John I), merchant, 83 Washington Sinith, Mrs. school, 13 Union Smith, Peter, laborer, Frelinghuysen Smith, Ralph, merchant, 70 Washington Smith, Reuben, innkeeper, 237^Market, cor. Van Tip. Smith, Thomas, mason, 6 Chapel Sinith, widow Margaret, corner of Green Smith, Solomon, druggist, 84 State Smith and Warren, merchants 474 *. Blarket Smith, Wright & Brothers, 7| Hudson Smith, George A. 52 Sand Smith, Thomas, innkeeper, 88 Washington Smith, widow Dinah, 126 Washington Smith, Josiah, merchant, 4 Van Schaick Smith, Wright, merchant, 2 Van Schaick 60 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Smith, Oliver, 2 Van Schaick Smull, Lawrence, painter, 44 *. Pearl Smyth Charles, merchant, 7 Steuben, store 65 Quay Snow, Ephraim, Elk street Snyder, Daniel, Tiger Snyder, Henry, shoemaker, 599 *. Market. Snyder, Peter, laborer, Green continued Snyder, William, 166 n. Market Sobles, Christopher A. Hawk Sodard, Joseph, 214 Washington, Southwick, Enoch M. 43IV.(k Southwick, Jonathan, merchant, 19 State Southwick, Henry C. printer and bookseller, 5 Union Southwick, Solomon, editor Albany Register, 94 State Southwick, Thomas M. merchant,- 134 *. Pearl < Southwick, Willmarth, ropemaker, 37 h. Pearl Spafford, Horatio G. author gazeteer, 50 Division Sparrow, Mary, 628 .. Market Spalding, William, 252 n. Market Spencer, Ambrose, judge sup. court, 119 Washington Spencer, George B. mer, 86 Lydius, store 387 *. Market Spencer, Giles, trunk and bandbox maker, 56 Hudson Spencer, John, mer. 54 Division, 389 *. Market Spencer, John and Co. merchants, 389 *. Market Spencer, Thomas, 320 Washington Sperry, Elisha B. innkeeper, 32 Eagle Spooner, Daniel, 168 Washington Spooner, Daniel, Arbor hill Staats, Barent G. merchant, 337 n. Market Staats, Isaac W. merchant, 331 «. Market Staats, I. and I. L. apothecaries, 86 State Staats, John Y. assistant Buperintendant, 53 *. Pearl" Staats, widow of Henry, 86 State St-.ats, William, collector of taxes, 84 Hudson Stmts, William Wr. merchant, 360 n. Market Star, n-d, John, rae reliant, 82 Lydius, store 37 State Stallb.d, Spencer, mer; 88 Lydius, store 3S7 *. Market Stafford., Spencer & Co. merchants, 387 *. Market Stafford & Whitney, tin, cop. &. sheet-iron writs. 83 s. Prl Stafford & Weeds, merchants, 37 State Stanford, Sylvanus, grocer, 595 s. Market ALBANY DIRECTORY. Gl Stanwix, George, grocer, 181 *. Pearl Starr, Chandler, merchant, 63 n. Pearl Starr, P. R. k Co. merchants, 64 Stale Stead, William, clothing store, 546 *. Market STEAM-BOAT OFFICE, 614 *. Market Stearns, John, physician, 342 v. Market Stearns, John & Co. merchants, 15 State Stearns, John, merchant, Rose Stanley, Mrs. and Miss, school, 25 Quay STAGE OFFICE, 2 Green Stebbens, Rowland, soda water, 370 n. Market Steel, Levi, hair dresser, 16 Liberty, shop 6 Beaver Steele, Daniel, bookseller, 15 Lib. store 472 *. Market Steelejj£lijah, gaoler, Eagle, corner Lutheran Steel, Ejmuei, paper hanger, 9 Division, 16 Hamilton VV\VVV\|i\ivVH\\M\VM>Vvy VW VW VW WWW W\ VWi WWW VW VW LEMUEL STEEL, NO. 9 Division-street, corner of South Market and Division-streets, keeps'constantly on hand a large assortment of fashionable Paper Hangings, wholesale and retail.

Stevens, George M. turner, 30 Steuben Stevenson, James, counsellor, 92 State Stevenson, widow of John, 92 State Steward, Adam, 24 Quay Stewart, Gilbert, merchant, 132 State Stewart, Lachlan, hour-store, 14 Division Stewart, Walter, merchant, 77l§tate, house 130 *. Pearl Stewart, widow Isabel, 73 Hudson Stewart, John, 37 n. Pearl >V« Stiles, Samuel, shoe-maker, 24»Washington Stilwell, John, merchant, 34 Slaver Stilwell, William, tobacconist, $8 n. Market Stilwell k Wendell, auctioneers, §2 State St. John, John, grocer, 2 Lydius ; Storrs, Andrew, carpenter, 8 Uriioji Storer, Lawrence, 24 Union Stoddard, John, boarding-house, corner Steuben k Water Strain, William, laborer, Arbor-hill Strange, James, merchant, 53 Hudson Strang*-, James & Maxwell, merchants, 456 *. Market 62 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Strange, Maxwell, merchant, 9 Beaver Stringer, Samuel, physician, 309 n. Market Strong, Charles, teacher, 35 Montgomery- Strong, Robert, grocer, 52 s. Pearl Sturdivant, Mrs. washerwoman, 96 v. Pearl Sturges, James, shoemaker, 181 s. Pearl Sturges, Elnathan, Tiger Sudgen, John R. 41 Liberty SURVEYOR GENERAL'S OFFICII, State-Hall, 122 State Sutherland, Jacob, counsellor, 13 Columbia Swain, Robert, tailor, 17 Van Schaick Swan, John B. 17 Green Swart, widow of Cornelius, boarding-house, 53 Hudson Swatsback, Jacob, 65 State continued •% Swift, Lemuel, carpenter, Elk Ji; x T .;' S Tabor, Daniel, 62 Church . rs j-r~N Taet, Thomas, grocer 31 n. Pearl \JJ C ) Talbert, Philip, painter, 8 Orange J7 €&(/ Talbot, William, laborer, 16 A'an Schaick Talmage, John, 170 Washington Tanner, Cyrus, 209 Washington Tappen, Matthew, hatter, 47 Lydius Tarry, David, 19 Quay Tarbell, John, grocer, 1 Maiden-lane Tayler, John, lieutenant-governor, 50 State Taylor, John k Son, chifflilers, 512 *. Market Ten Broeck, Richard, Maiden-lane Ten Eyck, Abraham ^bookseller, 354 n. Market Ten Eyck, Harmanus,^P_ n. Market Ten Eyck, Jacob, merc_ftnt,-19 Hamilton Ten Eyck, Jacob II. merchant, 410 n. Market Ten Eyck, widow Maryj82 State Ten Eyck, J. A. & H. merchants, 450 *. Market Ten Eyck, Conrad A jJaAerchant, 412 n. Market Thalhimer, Bernard, Jlter. 22 Maiden-lane, st. 336 n. Mar. Thayer, Benjamin, hotelier, 77 Church THEATRE, 41 Green Thorp, Rebecca, 210.-*, Pearl Thomas, John, cooper, 8 Mark-lane Thomas, Richard, cooper, 3 Division ALBANY DIRECTORY. 63 Thomas, Thomas T. cooper, 611 *. Market Thomas & Son, coopers, berry Thompson, Richard, grocer, 22 Fox Thompson, Sinith, chief justice, 107 State Thompson, Thomas, shoemaker, 98 Lydius Thompson, Thomas, tailor, 25 Green Thompson, William, coppersmith, 115 State Thompson, William, shoemaker, 109 Fox Thompson, Aaron, shoemaker, rear of 181 s. Pearl Thompson, Andrew i* William, coppersmiths, 115 State Thompson, Catharine 15. young ladies' school, 38 Colum. Thompson, James, grocer, 9 Division Thompson, Francis, 29 *. Pearl Thompson, widow Ann, 75 Hudson Thompson* William, mason, 29 Union Thompso|f_>anM, 5o Orange Thompson^. Robert, 39 Van Schaick Thompsons-Thomas, 65§> s. Market Thorne, John, clerk in M. & F. bank, 11 Sore-lane Tice, William, hat store, 440 s. Market Tiernan, Lawrence, grocer, 88 Quay Tiffany, widow Margaret, Hawk Tiffany, William, painter, 19 *. Pearl, shop 13 Hamilton Tilburn, Richard M. plane-maker, 53 Sand Tillhue, Jonathan, sawyer, rear 77_teaver Tiiman, John R. rigger, 9 Maiden-lane Tinker, Joshua, shoe store, 507 ... Market Todd, James, carpenter, rear 77 Beaver Todd, John, sexton to Episcopal church, 65 Tiger Todd, widow Jane, 13 Capitol Todd, Robert, 655 *. Market ; Tompkins, His Excellency Daniel :j§yE49 *. Pearl Tompkins, John, 225 Washington;/W Tool, Simon, grocer, 11 Lutheran 7 Torry, Elijah, 61 State continued,-V* Tous, Francis, 12 Plain '"*vi Town, Richard, 28 Pine "> Townsend, Absalom, jun. counsellor.?!^ State Townsend, Charles D. physician, 28Spff£Market Townsend, Isaiah, merchant, 62 State-* Townsend, John, merchant, 59 Washington Townsend, Solomon D. mer. 183 n. Afi&et 64 ALBANV DIRECTORY. Townsend. I. y J. merchants, 62 State Travis, Robert, Arbor hill Travis, John, boarding-house, 52 Hud-on Travel, Circuit, gardener, Arbor hill Treat, Richard S. counsellor & police justice, 309 n. Mar Treat, Hiram, 132 n. Market Tremberlane, Joseph, laborer 55 Van Schaick Trice, James, 249 Washington Tripp, Calvin, 41 Diberty, Trotter, John, merchant, 55 Hamilton Trotter, Matthew, 488 *. Market Trotter k Douglass, merchants, 64 Quay Trowbridge, Henry, prop, of museum, *. Mar. cor. Hud. Truax, Henry, merchant, 289 n. Market Truax, Henry R. 91 Washington ., #;.•>? Truax, Christopher, Schenectady turnpike |f Truax, Cornelius, merchant, 29 Washington H Tryon, Jeremiah, printer, 15 Plain Tucker, Daniel, cartman, Arbor hill Tucker, William, printer, 7 Capitol Tuffs, Israel & Joshua, merchant, 6 k 8 State Turner, Henry, gunsmith, 15 Beaver Turner, John, baker, 57 Union Turner, John, mason, Union, corner Liberty Turner, Sally, tayloress, 20 Van Schaick Turner, widow, 54 Union Tuttle, Amos, Schenectady turnpike Tuttle, Mirat, butcher,19 Water Tyler, John, cartmanjJS&nbargo-alley Tymesen, Sebastian, nter. 10 Green, store 387 *. Market ^1 U - •* ^,- Upfold, George, teacher, 3 Van Tromp URANIAN HALL, 67 «. Pearl

Van Allen, widow A^Wi, teacher, 181 *. Market Van Allen, John, $&>*. Pearl Van Antwerp, widairV grocer, 18 Van Schaick Van Benthuysen, Benjamin, 407 *. Market Van Benthuysen, Henry, shoemaker, 49 Hudson Van Benthuysen, John B. shoemaker 46 *. Pear) ALBANY DIRECTORY 65 1 Van Benthuysen, James P. 27 Division Van Benthuysen, J. P. & B. shoe store, 407 *. Market Van Benthuysen, Obadiah, 25 Division Van Benthuysen, Obadiah R. printer, 20 Hamiltom Van Buren, Martin, attorney-general, 105 State A'an Bergen, John, silversmith, 20 Dock Van Buskirk, 33 Quay Van Cot, Ebenezer, cooper, 57 n. Market Van Deusen, Jacob, carpenter, 53 Liberty Van Deusen, Jacob L. physician, 19 Green, sh. 74 Hudson Van Deusen, widow Lydia, 90 Fox Van Emberg, John, mason, 28 Division Van Hoesen, Cornelius, mason, 12 Plain Van Hoesen, widow Mary, 61 Hudson Van In«tti, James, clerk in chancery, 250 n. Market Van Kl^eck, Lawrence I., col. of the revenue, 35 Coliim. Van Loon, Peter, merchant, 50 Lydius, store 48 State Van Loonii Barent, merchant, 84 Washington Van Ness, Jacob, carpenter, Patroon Van Ness, John I. shoe maker, Patroon Van Rensselaer, Henry K. 76 n. Pearl Van Rensselaer, hon. Philip S. mayor, 87 State Van Rensselaer, Killian K. counsellor, 116 State Van Rensselaer, Solomon, adjt. gen. 81 n. Pearl Van Rensselaer, Nicholas, 66 Lydius Van Schoonhoven, Cornelius, skipper, Patroon Van Schoonhoven, James, carpenter, 71 n. Market Van Santvoord, Anthony, mer, 205 n. Market Van Santvoord, A. jun. grocer,2B8 "• Market Van Schaick, John, mer. 375 JU Market & 47 n. Pearl Van Schaick, Tobias, mer. 377 u^Market and 8 *. Pearl Van Schaick, widow Mary, 251'-»tfilarket Van Schaick, John I. 114 n. M«Het Van Schaick, Stephen, 138 State Van Schelluyne, Dirck, A% Colunjbia Van Tassel, Peter, 87 Lydius Van Valkenburgh, John, merchamVfi£2*. Market Van Valkenburgh, Lucas, laborer,JM|,earl Van Valkenburgh, C. merchant, 3tf5prashington Van Vechten, Abraham, counsellor, 248 n. Market Van Vechten, Teunis, counsellor, 24||_ontgomery G #tf n 66 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Van Vechten, Teunis T. 333 n. Market Van Veghten, Douw K. book-binder, 94 State k 8 Plain Van Veghten, Walter, merchant, 10 n. Pearl Van Veghten and Talbert, paint store, 392 n. Market Van Wie, Garret W. saddler, 64 n. Pearl Van Wie, Henry, blacksmith, 19 Fox Van Wie, Isaac, mason, 33 *. Pearl Van Wie, William, carpenter, 80 Hudson Van Wie, Peter P. k Co. merchants, 101 Lydius Van Wie, Benjamin, n. Pearl, 5th ward Van Woert, widow Catharine, 64 Hudson Van Yorx, widow Rebecca, boarding h. 469 *. Market Van Zandt, Garret R. carpenter, 41 Union, Van Zandt, John, cashier bank of Albany, 23 State Van Zandt, John, 12 *. Pearl 4> Van Zandt, Joseph R. merchant, 17 State, corner©ock Van Zandt, Thomas, mason, 43 *. Pearl • V Van Zandt, widow Sarah, 21 Green Van Zandt, William I. grocer, 44 Beaver, and 16*. Pearl Van Zandt, William, mason, 46 Hudson Vandenberg, John, joiner, 43 Columbia Vandenberg, widow Ann, 50 Orange Vandenberg, William, cabinet-maker, 230 n. Market Vandenberg Sf Luggat, cabinet-makers, 253 n. Market Vanderburg, widow Catharine, 140 n. Market Vandenberg, Jacob, 436 *. Market Vanderberg, John, jun. & Co. merchants, 548 *. Market Vander Heyden, Derrick k. counsellor, 75 State Vander Heyden, Jacob, jSSpt. Pearl Vander Heyden, Gasham, 86 Fox Vanderlip, Elias, merchant, 483 *. Market Vanderlip, Elias, shoe store, 479 *. Market Vanderlip, Philip, coacK|p»i_ter, 13 Church & 38 Union Vanderpool, John I. shoemaker, 540 *. Market Vanderpool, William, shop store, 503 *. Market Vandervoort, widow, 17||Sme Vail, Samuel, mer. 45JA& Market, corner Division Vance, George, sh°ewBpr» 263 n. Market Vedder, Volkert, iner^Kt, 352 n. Market Vernor, John, dep. cotftjnissary, 76 Washington Vernor, John, jr. polup|as. & surv. of the port, 76 Wash. Victs, Roger, physicfljte. 115 Washington ^

ALBANY DIRECTORY'. 67 Visscher, Garret, chair maker, 52 Van Schaick Visscher, Sebastian, elk. court of errors, 96 State Visscher, widow Lydia, 100 n. Pearl xirhees, William, shoemaker, 61 n. Market 'lurgh, James, grocer, 50 Van Schaick <;h, Peter, wheelwright, 23 Or. house 50 Van Sck, ,igh, Richard, laborer, Arbor-hill .sburgh, Samuel, 655 *, Market Vo»burgh, William, mason, Arbor-hill Vosburgh, William, saddler, 160 n. Market, 75 Orange Vought, John G. physician, 36 *. Pearl W Wade, Jo!m, weaver, 45 n. Market Wadsw<|th, Eli, 97 Beaver Wakemlo, Hezektah, saddler, 40 Hudson Walker, James, laborer, 49 Van Schaick Walker, Willard, mer. 19 Liberty, store 432 *. Matkei Walker & Rice, merchants, 421 *. Market Walker, James, 14 Van Schaick Walker, Stephen, 52 Sand Wallace, Mary, Milliner, 298 n. Market Wallace, Benjamin, 650 *. Market Wallace, Frederick 1). mason, Arbor-hill Wallace, Moses, cartman, 26 Van Schaick Walley, Francis, grocer, 32 Quay Walsh, Dudley Sf Co. merchant 301 *. Market Walby, Richard, Schenectady TJBaipike Ward, Jacob, furnace man, 9S Beaver Warn, B. merchant, 1.13 Washington Warner, Aaron, laborer, 100 Few Waring, Richard, counsellor, 3^Hudson Warren, James, merchant, Ferrji, store 474 *. Marfeet Warren, John W. merchant, 52fl|l|jVIarket Warner, Owen, merchant, 53 W»TOngton Washburn & Knower, merchants, 'Wti s. Market Washburn, John B. merchant, ^fijRisi011 Watkins, Seth, grocer, SchenectadpJ|lirnpike Watkins, widow, 40 Division Watley, John, hair-dresser, 7 n. Watson, widow Lydia, 9 Washing Watson, George C.. hair-dresser, 14. y. Pearl 68 ALBANY DIRECTORY. Waters, Salmon, merchant, 57 Division Watson, William G. 51 Liberty Watson, Elkanah, merchant, 474 Washington i Watson, widow Margaret, 18 Van Schaick "^—*» Waters, Tliomas, merchant-tailor, 401 *. Mark, k 13 Waugh, James, innkeeper, Schenectady turnp. t ' Watters, widow Elizabeth, 287 n. Market ,-U Wafers, S. Sf Co. merchants, 38 State Waterman, Mary, 65 Beaver Waterman, Robert, 67 Fox Waterhouse, A. A. Sf Co. looking-glass store, 66 State Waylaud, Charles, merchant, 108 State Weaver, Henry, hair-dresser, 81 Washington -^ Weeb & Duinmer, earthen ware-house, 49 State* Webb, Henry Y. malster, Schenectady turtlp. * Webb & Ward, merchants, 281 ». Market Webb, William, carpenter, rear 103 s. Pearl Webb, King k Co. merchants, 16 Stats AVebb, Charles L. 35 Green >•* Webb, Isaac, pastor baptist church, Green cont. Webber, widow Elizabeth, 39 Van Schaick Webster, William, mason, Arbor-hill Webster, Charles R. 83 State Webster, George, 81 State Websters & Skinners, printers and booksellers, 79 State Weed, Walter, merchant, 137 Washington Weed, Joseph, justice pe&ge, 48 Washington Weld, J. Sf Co. hard-w|p*merchants, 433 *. Market Wells, William S. grocf§jf 608 *. Market Welch & Lincoln, harness-makers, 566 *. Market Welch, Ebenezer, 50 JpfSrty Welsh, George W. merchant, 211 Washington Welch, Hugh P. merchint, 347 n. Market Wells, Augur, shoe-stale, 513 *. Market Wemple, Mrs. boardiill_ouse, 78 n. Pearl Wendell, John I. inejggant, 52 State Wendell, Peter, phflJHsn, 19 Division, corner Liberty Wendell, Misses, bHEng-house, 22 Maiden-lane Wendell, widow of fjptlip, 112 State Wendell, Havmanuylun. att'y & mast, in chan. 93 n.Pearl Wendell, Daniel T^Kpper, 82 n. Market Wendell, Harmanus A. sup. of market, 67 Hamilton

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