I J I i Avery Architectural and Fine Arts library Gift of Seymour B. Durst Old York Library / i£x HtbrtB SEYMOUR DURST When you leave, please leave this book Because it has been said "Ever'thing comes t' hint who waits Except a loaned book." (vL, 4Svr%&6cn^ /fit & New-York Mercantile and General DIRECTORY, For the 30th Year of American Independence, AND OF OUR LORD, 1805-6, A variety of useful and interesting Mercantile Information and a complete Register of the Inhabitants of the City of New-York, with their occupations and places of Re- sidence. /^T) ARRANGED UPON A PLAN ENTIRELY NET. BY JOHN F. JONES. NEW-YORK : PRINTED FOR THE EDITOR, AWU FOR SALE AT THE BOOKSTORE OF SAMUEL STAN5BURY, NO 114, WATER-STREET. [Price One Dollar, half bound.] Nvf ^7? PREFACE, THE work now offered to the acceptance of the , public, it is presumed will, in point of correctness and execution, be deemed superior to any of the kind hereto- fore published ; and while the editor disdains the idea of egotism, he begs leave to assure the public, that neither pains nor expence has been spared to render the work wor- thy of their patronage and support. As the following sheets are compiled upon a plan dif- ferent from that pursued by those who have hitherto pub- lished works of this kind, a brief sketch of its nature :.nd contents may not only be acceptable, but neqessary. The introductory part being intended to furnish a fund of valuable commercial information, contains a correct. Al- manack by Shoemaker — The mode, hours, and forms of transacting business at the Custom House, and, at the va- rious Banks and Insurance Offices in the City, with lists oi the officers belonging to each particular institution. — A complete abstract of the Revenue & Tonnage Laws of the United States, and correct Lists of all Duties payable by ^aw on luljiortations.— List of the Executive, Legisla- tive, and Judicial Branches of the General, State, and City Government ; and of the Custom-House Officers, Loan Officers, Supervisors of Revenue, Deputy Pcst-mastcrs, &V. in the principal trading towns of the United States . Military Officers of the City and County of New-York,, with their respective grades.— An accurate account of all the scientific, benevolent, and other Public Institutions in this City, with their Officers. — A correct list of the Ma- sonic Lodges, with their times and places of meeting. — List of all the principal Wharves and Ferries — and ol the Coasting Vessels, with directions at what wharves they are to be found — List of British Packets A description of the principal Public Buildings, and Offices, with their situation. — An account of the various Lines of Stages from this City to dim-rent parts of the Union, with their diifcr- ent offices, and the times of their arrival and departure Rates of postage and regulations/)! post-office — A geogra- IV PREFACE. phical description of the several Wards in the city, with their boundaries and extents as established by a late law of the legislature — An alphabetical list of the different streets, with their beginning and end — and a variety of other useful and interesting information. The second part contains a correct and alphabetical list of the inhabitants of this large and populous city, with their different occupations and places of residence. In the collection of names and collating them for the Directory the utmost attention and diiligence has been paid, so as to make it perfectly correct, no name has been omitted which could possibly be ascertained, nor has any beta inserted but what we believe are actual residents, and this part contains at least 1500 names more than any Direc- tory heretofore published. The plan on which this part of the work is arranged, being new, requires some explanation, which the Editor thinks it his duty to give. Agreeable to the plan first proposed, the Editor intended to arrange each different kind of mechanics under their their respective heads, this was, however, found impracti- cable, and by many deemed unnecessary. The whole while, alphabetically arranged, is divided into ten classes, containing as follows : I. — Learned Professions, and Public Oficers. II. — Merchants, Dry Good and Book Stores, and Store keepers in general. Ill— G rocers, Taverns, Inns, Porter- Houses, Hotels, Boarding' Houses, Brewers, and Distillers. IV. — House-Carpenters, Joiners, Cabinet-makirs, Shipwrights, Boat- builders, Block and Pump-makers, and Mecluinics who work prin- cipally in Wood. V. — Masons, Bricklayers, Plaisterers and Stone Cutters. VI Smiths of every Description, including Jewellers, Watchma- kers, Sec. VII. Mechanics, Trades, and Callings, not before enumerated. VIII. Shipmasters, Pilots, Mariners, and Boatmen. IX. Miscellaneous, i. e. those who have no particular occupations. X- Cartmen. It is not presumed that this work is totally free from er- CONTENTS. Page. Almmiack for the 30th year of American Inde- pendence, &c. 8cc. , . . . 13 to 32 H urs of transact 1 . business at Custom House, 33 Duties payable at th< Custom-house, . . 33 to 42 Restrictions on importations ... 42 Tonnage . . . . .43 Fees of office, .... 44 Allowances for draft and tare, . • • ibid Do. for leakage and breakage, ... 45 Terms of credit for duties . . . 4 s Ports of entry and delivery, ... 47 Mode of transacting business at the Custom-House, ibid Duty of masters of vessels, . • ibid Form of reports and manifest of cargo, . 48 Do. do. do. of returned do. 48 Do. return of passengers, &c. . • ibid Do. of Seaman, . . .49 Do. of alien passengers, . . ibid Oath to manifest, Sec. ... 50 Report of distilled spirits, wines and teas, . 51 Post-Office law, . ... 52. Report and manifest of outward cargo, . 53 Oath to do. . . . . ibid Duties of importers or consignees, .. . 54 Appraisers oath, . . . . 56 Entry of returned cargo, and oath to ditto • 57 Duty of passengers, • 5* Entry of wearing appartj, 8cc. and oath to ditto, ib. Drawbacks, ..... 59 Entry and oath, . . , . ib. General information 66 Bajik of United States at Philadelphia, . 68 Branch, at New-York, . • . 67 Joules of ditto . . . viii CONTENTS. Page. of New York, . . • 67 Manhattan Company, ^ ■ 68 Merchants, . , • , • 4 69 Albany, . . , • 68 Columbia, . • : 69 Jersey, . . • 69 New-York State • • 69 Farmer's, (Lansingburgh,) • 69 Insurance Company, New- York, • • 69 United, . ; • 69 Columbia*, « , • 69 Washington Mutual . • • 69 Mutual, . . • 70 !ir"* Murine, , ; • 70 Commercial . . • 70 Ccverntntut of the Units. d State* 70 President and Vice President, • 70 Senators . . • 70 Representatives in Congress, • 71 Department of SiaLe, 72 of War, . . • • 73 of the Treasury, • m 73 Naval, • 73 Custom-house officers, . • 73 Ministerial and Consular appointments I- 74 by the United States, Do from Foreign Powers to the United States, 76 Government of the Mississipi Ttritory 77 Indiana Territory . • 77 Judiciary of the United State6, 7-8 Post Office and Post Officers, . • 79 Supervisors 80 Officers of the Mint. . • ibid Governors of the different States, • ibid Executive, Legislative, and Judicial ? Officers of the Sute of New-Yoik, $ bl tOtiS Public Notaries, . . • 83 Surrogates and Assistant Justices, • 83 Pilots Bianch, . . • 83 Deputy and Sound « 81 Inspectors of State-Prison, . • 84 Commissioners of Alms-house, &c. 84 PREFACE. vi ror, or that it is superior to any other directory -which xvill " ever" appear in this city. Suffice it to say, that every possible pains has been taken to render it correct. To an impartial public, who are the best judges of its utility, it is with deference submitted by, THE EDITOR. ERRATA. Owing to two printers having been employed, a small error has arisen in the pages which was not discovered in time The first page of the names is 109, and ought to be 121. Page 44, In room of ' Selah Strong,' read 4 Benjamin Romaine, Comptroller.' Ibid. For 4 Thomas Beekman,' read Theophilus Beek- man. Ibid. For * John Farrington, Jacob Haj's, and George Goodheart,' Captains of City Watch, read William Peter- son, Gad Dumbolton, and Hugh Goble. Page 86, Instead of 4 Francis Deklyne,' read Thomas Darling, Constable. The Editor will thank any gentleman discovering- errors, to favour him with the information immediately, as an additional sheet will be printed and delivered gratis to subscribers in a few days. ▲ 2 CONTENTS. ix Officers of the City and County of New- York, Police Officers and Captains of City Watch, Ward Officers, . , . Military Officers, • Cincinnati New-York Medical Society Regents of the University Trustees of Columbia College, Faculty of Medicine in do. Society Agricultural, &c. » Widows, Manumission, Mechanics, for the relief of distressed prisoners Tammany or Columbian Order, German, New-York Chamber of Commerce, Society library, Lying-in Hospital, Governors of Hospital, City Dispensary, Directors of Western and Northern Canal Masonic Lodges, Principal Wharves and Ferries, Public Buildings, &c Ferry Boats, British Packets* Line of Stages, Rates of Postage, Inspectors of Customs, Wards, Description and Boundaries, Streets, alphabetically arranged, Custom house Desks, Names, Occupations, and Besidcnces 84 84 84, 85 86, 89 90 90 90 90 91 90 92 92 93 93 93 93 94 91 92 t 94 92 Company, 92 104 to 109 94 96 99 100 101 103 110 111 114 120 A... .Learned Professions, ice. 1 05 Merchants, &c 10; Grocers, &c II Carpenters, 8cc I L Masons, &c 1 H Smiths, &c ibi Tradts and Callings, . . II. Mariners, &c 11 Miscellaneous, ibi< Cartmej), in (....Learned Professions. &c. 119 Merchants, &c. 121 Grocers, he 126 Carpenters, &c 130 Masons, &c 134 brniths, &c ibid Traces and Callings, . . 135 Mariners, &c. . . r 141 Miscellaneous, . . . . 143 Cartinen, 145 &c. &c. C. .. Learned Profusions, &c Merchants, &c. Grocers, &c. . Cat peniers &c. Masons, Sic. . Smiths, Sic. . , Trade- anil Callings M arinere, &c. Mi-cel.aneuus, Cart men, . . . D. .. Learned Professions Merchants, Sic. Grocers, &c. . Carpenter-, &c. M asoi.is, Sic. . Smiths, Sic. , 'I rades and Callings Mariners, ttc. . Miscellaneous,. Carl men, . . £.... Learned Professions Merchants, &c. G rocers, &c . Carpenters, Sic, Ma>ons, &c. . Smiths, Sic. Trades and Callings Mariners, &c. . Miscellaneous, . Cart men, . . ., F. .., Learned Professions, Merchants, Sic. . Grocers &c. . . Carpenters, &c. . Maons, &c. * . Smiths, &C. . . f Trade> and Callings, M. riners, &c. Miscellaneous, Cartmen, . . . G. ... Learned Professions, Merchants, &c. . Grocers, &c. . . Carpenters, &c. . Masons, &c. . . Smiths, &c . . Trades and Callings, Mariners, &c. M.scellaueous, Cartiijeu, . . CONTENTS. Page. 147 14: 1 ; 161 15! ItiO 16/ 1 60 16; ir.y 170 Ha 174 177 lib ibui 180 183 184 186 18', 188 ibic 181* 190 rbicJ ib : c. 192 ibl 113 i93 19i 19<; 19;- 191 ifah 201, 2o:> 204 20. 200 207 209 . 211 . 213 . ibid &c, 214 217 218 320 &c &c. &c. &c. H.. ..Learned Professions, fcc. V24 Merchants, &c. . Grocers, &c. . . Carpenters, tic. . Ma>ons, &c. . . Smiths, &c. . . Trades and Callings Mariners, Sic. Miscellaneous, Cartmen, . . . i&J.. Learned Professions Merchants, &c. . Gioceis, &c. . Carpenters, &c. . Mi s, Sic. . . Smiths, &c. . . 1 rades and Callings, Mariners, &c. Mi-cellaneoos, Cartmen, . . . K.... Learned Professions Merchants &c. . Grot eis, Sic. . . Carpenters, SfC- . Masons, Sic. . . Smiths, &c. . . '1 rades and Callings, Mariners, &c. Mi-cellaneous, Cartmen, ... L.... Learned Professions, Merchants, fcc. . G oeers, Sic. . . Carpenters, &c. . Ma-ojis.icc. . . Smiths. Sic. . . Trades and Callings, Marinets, &c. M -( ehaueous, Cuimen, • ". . M... Learned Profe' • ions, Merchant-, &c. . Grocers, Sic. . Carpenter.. Sic. . Masons, &c. . • Smiths &c. . . 1 rades and Callings, Marimr-, &c. Miscellaneous, Cartmen, . . . Sic. Sic. CONTENTS. N.... Learned Professions, &c. 30 : Merchants, &c. . . . ibi< Gr .ter, &c. . . . . 30. Carpenters, &c. . . . i'-> Masons. &c 30- Smiilis, &c . . i'lh Trades and Callings, . iL- Mariners. &c. ... 30 MisccMaueulM, . . . ilv Cartmen, 30 ©....Loaned Professions, &c. ih Merchants, &c. . . . 3 ' Grocers, &c lo. Carpenters, 81c. . . .3d Masons, . . . • . ibi c, Smiths, &c 31' Trades and Callings, . ibi Mariners &c ibi Miscellaneous, . . .31. Cartmen, . . . '. . ibi P.... Learned Professions, &c. 31 Merchants, &c. . . . 3i Grocers, &c 3 1 > Carpenters, &c. . . .31 Masons, &c 31: Smiths, &c ihi Trades and Callings, . 32i Mariners, &c. . . .3,. Miscellaneous, . . . 3»< Cartmen, 3 a Q... 3i R.... Learned Professions, ice. 3» Merchants, &c. . . 3a Grocers, &c. . . . 3J» Carpenters, &c. . . 83 < Masons, &c. . . . 33 Smiths, Sec. . . . 23 Trades and callings, . 33" Mariners, &c. ... 341 Miscellaneous, . . 34 Cartmen, .... 34 j XI Pa^e S Learned Professions, &c. 344 Merchants. &c. . . 347 Giocers Sec. . . . 350 Hou-,e carpeutejs, tec. 356 Matins, &>•. . . . 360 S.iiun>, inc. . . . 360 '1 rades and Callings, . 361 Mariners &c. . . . 369 M cellaneous, . . . 369 C an men, .... 372 ...Learn.id Professions, &c. 37* Merchants, &c. . . . 375 Grocers, &c .... 378 ■ Carpenters, &»•. . . . 330 Masons, &C 38a £> niths, &<■, .... ibid Trade, and Callings, . 383 Mariners, &c. . . . 385 Miscellaneous, . . . 386 Carl.nen 387 'SiV. Learned Professions,&c. 388 Merchant*, &c. . . . 389 Grocers, &c 390 C irpenters, &c. . . . 391 Masons, &c* .... 39» Smiths, &c 393 Trades and Callings, . ibid Mariners, &c. . . . 394 Miscellaneous, . . . 395 Cartmen,, 396 W... Learned Professions, &c. 399 Merchants. &c* . . . 399 Grocesr, &c 4()» Carpenters, &c. . . . 405 Masons, Arc 409 Smiths, &c 409 Trades and Callings, . 410 Mariners, &c. . , .415 Miscellaneous, . . .416 Cartmen, 419 XY&Z . . 419-aO ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS FOR THE THIRTIETH YEAR OP AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, COMMENCING THE FOURTH OF JVLT y 1805: CONTAINING Tht Rising, Setting, Places and Eclipses of the Sun and Moon ; the Southing, Phases, Age 4" Latitude of the Moon : Longitude of her Ascending Node, &c. the geocentric places and aspects of the Pla- nets, the Ri>ing, betting, and Southing of the most conspicuous Planets and fixed Stars ; the passage of Alioth over the Me- ridian ; the Equation of lime: Sun's declination, and Time of HiscL AYatei at New-York, &c. ALSO, THE INCREASE, DECREASE, AND LENGTH OF DAYS WITH THE FESTIVALS, 4 c. %c. CALCULATED FOR THE LATITUDE AND MERIDIAN OF NEW. YORK. BY ABRAHAM SHOEMAKER. Printed by Sovthwick ic IIardc astle, No. 2 Wall-street. FOR JOHN F. JONES. Notes to the ficader* I. The Calculations of this Almanac arc made to Solar or apparent Time; to which, add the equation in the sixth column, when the Sun isslow, and subtract it when fast, for th« mean or Clock- Time. II. The Sun's declination is carefully lilted to the meridian of New- York, for every noon of the present year. III. The rising, setting, or southing of a Star may be carried seve- ral day* bac kward by adding, or forward, by subtracting 4 minuttfs per day ; for instance, on the 3d of the first month, (January 1 Sirius is south at 38 minutes after 1 1 ; adding S minutes for two days sooner, we have I Ih. 4dm. for the southing on the 1st, and deducting 13 mi- nutes for three later, leaves 1 lh. 26in. for that of the 6th of the same month, fee. IV. The time of Aliolh's passage over the Meridian, or when 3 plumb-line apparently cuts both the Pole Star and Alioth, is given for the rirst six months above the Poie, and the last six below it, to live days in every month, and may be readily known forany day by the preceding note. These two Stars will be visibly coincident with a level Mast and West line at .">h. 59m. before or afier Aliolh passes the Meridian, by which we may regulate Time-Pieces to a minute, or tell the time without them. The Pole Star is on the Meridian six mi- nutes later than Alioth, when a true Meridian hue may be drawn by it, and the magnetic variation be thereby determined. Alioth is the fir«»t Star in the Tail of the Great Bear, viz. that next the square, or it is the third Star of the seven commonly called the Waggon or Plough, counting towards those two of theia denominated the Pointers. V. As the day ends at, midnight, the rising, setting and southing of Ihe Moon, when after that time, is found against the succeeding day ; tfius on the night of (or following) the 1 8th of the first month, (Ja- nuary) the moon rises at '2h. tin. after midnight, viz. in the morning of the 13th ; not at Oh. 56m. the time opposite the 12th, which is that of its rising the preceding morning. Coyunon .\ T otei, SfC.for t/ie 30/A Year of American Independence. Dominical Letter jT • ' I n number, .... I ' — Efcaet, oi * Sour Cycle 2'J > f Advent' Dec. 1 A-ih-vY'ednesday .... Feb. 19 Easter April 6 Dominical letter ~> Golden Number, Kpact, ......... Solar. Cycle, . . Ascension A/a// 1 5 Whitsunday May Q"> Trinity June 1 . . 23 ; Astronomical Characters explained. % New Moon, OFnHMoon, { Rwt ) . ) or Moon 5 Last j° $ iagcneral Si Moon's ascending Node, 0 Sim, H Herschell, h) Saturn, 11 Jupiter, cS Mars, 9 Venus, ce«sion of the Lunar Nodes will go o:T at th« North Pole abont the year A. D. 235 >, whence it again commences its etherial circuit, from which it wiil n >t return to the Earth so as to perform the same revolution over again jn less th.it 12,493 years.* * The Ecliptic limits in the above calculation are taken at 13 de- grees fro.n the Moon's Nixie. Table of High Water at the following Places. Names of Places. h. m. Albany t a. 6" 30 Amboy s. 0 45 Annapolis, Maryland . . s. 2 0 Annapolis Nova Scotia .• a. 3 0 Boston a. 2 15 Bridgetown, East Jpr»ey s. 0 45 Burlington a. 0 20 Cape Anne a. 2 45 Cape Fear s. 1 10 Cape Flattens a. 2 0 Cape Henry a. 2 0 Ca c co Bay a. 2 15 Charlestown L. House . s. 2 0 Cape May s. 0 45 Cape Canso s. 0 30 Fait field a. 2 0 Georgetown Bar .... g. 2 20 Guildford ; a. 1 30 Ilackensack a. 3 0 Halifax a. 3 0 Hartford^ a. 2. 20 H. ll-Gatc a. 0 30 Huntington a. 2. 0 Ipswich . . . a/ 2 45 Jamestown a. 0 50 Kingston, Esopus . . . . a. 6 0 Main Ocean a. 0 45 .Va/ws Places. h. rr>. Nantucket Shoals ' . . . s. 1 30 Newbury Port a. 2 I "• New-Haven a. 1 51 New-Providence I 25 Newtown Landing ... a. 13!) Penobscot ....... 3. 3 <> Philadelphia* a. 5 25 Piscataway a. 2 4"> Plymouth . a. I 35 Polepel's Island .... a. 3 > Port Rosewrry ..... s*. 0 50 Port Royal, S. Carolina s. 0 3 > Portsmouth a. 2 •! > Providence s. 0 I ; Perrvsburg, S. Carolina s. 2 0 Quebec a. 3 0 Reedy Island ....... a. 2 15 Rhode Island s. 0 4S Salem.' . . . . a. 2 1 5 Sandy Hook s. O .45 Savannah s« I 1 2 Say brook a. 2 15 a. 0 SO a. 0 15 Suuburv, Georgia . Tybee Bar White Stone a. 2 45 Williamsburg, Virginia a. 2 15 Wilmington, Delaware a. 3 2Q N. B. The table shewing Time of High Water at New- York in the following page, exhibits al«j the Time of High Water at Elizabeth-Town Point, New-London, Tarpaulen Cove, Cape Hcn- lopen, Sandwich Bay, Cockspur in Georgia, and Brunswick in • N»irth Carolina; an 1, by adding thereto, and subtracting thefcsfroln the annexed quantities of Time, we have the time of High Wat -rat. the places there enumerated. — A. Shews the quantities of Twvs to be added. — S, Those to be subtracted.' TABLE OF HIGH WATER AT NEW-YORK. July. Aug. BepfT Oct. M. H. M. H. U. H 1 29 2 4lj 3 Nov.j Dec M. H. M. H. 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M.' 7 33 8 52 8 24| 9 44 9 1610 j5! 9 36 10 9 11 24 1 1 1 aft. 10 0 55' 11 50 1 1 49 mo rn 031 1 12 1 54 2 37 aft. I 0 51 1 38 2 25 3 13 4 1 4 tf 5 39 6 29 7 18 8 6 8 5f 9 37 10 19 11 11 42 mo rr 0 25 1 S 1 54 2 4 3 31 21 II 53, 9'aft.l 1)10 50'a!'».14aft.44i 1 371 ' 1 6 " 1 0 1 1 41 1 49 aft. 33 10 3 22 4 3i 5 38 2 39 3 29 4 19 5 10 5 59 6 Hi 7 31 8 15| 8 57 9 40 10 23 It 6 11 52 morn 0 40| 1 3 2 2S 3 2( 4 26 morn 0 30 1 28 2 27 3 26 1 24 2 16 3 8 3 58 4 45 6 32 6 17 7 0 7 43 8 26 9 9 9 56 IQ44J 1 1 361 0 29 1 58 2 47 3 34 4 20 5 3 5 45 6 28 7- 12. 7 57. 8 45| .9 3610 20 10 3 I t l 1 21 1 1 29m«rn 0 22 1 19 1 32 2 J8 3 I 3 44 4 26. 5 5 9j 6 5 52 7 6 38l 7 7 29| 9 8 2219 9 20 II 2 19, morn 1 29 2 26 3 22 4 1 5 4 24i 5 55 5 20 6 44 6 12 2 12 3 4j 3 53 4 41 5 29 6 18' 7 8' 8 0' 2 59 3 42; 4 26 5 13 6 4 £ o! 7 59 9 1 a 4 morn 0 1 0 54 1 43 2 34i 3 22 4 11 5 0 5 50 641 7 33 8 24 JULY, 1805, 30th Year of American Independence. Full O 1 1 Last d W sew • 26 5 af. 29 m. 24 m. C:i t'laneis' Flares , Scc .'*^ D' 4-12 17 1027 15j24| l}l7 7 17 124 | IS 2 N D 0 W Miscellaneous 1 Sun |rises Particulars. 7 15 17 1027 1626 I3 : 2l|l7 102720jft 20 16 19 261^ 11,2623 1 1 ft 1 6 2 4S5 N 1 ' J0|l s D 25'ft'l7 1 I 262711* 1410 Alioth Latjon M. D 5 S /h.m 24 25 26 2 28 29 5 1/. sels 1 42 6 367 Fomal. S.3 44 4 36*7 3D in apogee 5 D eclip. invis eSpic.r^s. 11 14 4 35 7 357 Sun 0 jSun'sJ D "s sets 'slo wdecl. place h.m.m s. norths, n. 22~~ 25 25 244 14 24 4 %A \<£3 24'4 33 37 7 37 7 23 4 234 5 1 337 224 59 22 22 22 22 42 22 F Aldeb 2S\vithin 39 7 39 7 r. 1 54 4 40g 4 Days dec O 20 5 Spicks. 10 45 Margaret [enters ft Magdalen © % Stationa! y 5 St. James D p 6 St. Anne © e 7 clip, inv FDaysdec.O 36 2 J •», t Do% days hey 40,7 ♦* 427 437 43'7 44V 45j7 46 7 477 477 48 7 49 7 507 517 52*7 537 54V 21 21 20'5 20*5 19*5 18 5 175 175 165 22 2 7|22 I4I2I 21 54'ii 49 n\ 43 37 30 I 23 16|vj» 8 0 52 53 15 5 5 6 59 14'5 136 13 6 126 tlW 10 6 96 86 76 6*5 21 43 2821 34 3421 -24 921 14 4 12 1 49 20 20 20 20 JO 19 19 19 19 19 18 ta 18 4 1 1 23 H 4 53 42 « 3jj ion 7, 54 23 41 2 6ft 15 in? 47j S3 ! £: 18| 5 1 42 17 53 29 "f sets Soatl h. m. h. m. 1 i~49 norn. 0 19 0 54 35 1 2 3 rises.|m!»ra. 20 10 13 11 s.jn 37 22 10 59 48 Si 28' 7 8 8 9 9 10 14*10 56 24 49 12 3f 1 28 27! 11 lljll 40 25 morn 9 0 29 1 27 2 2j 9 24 9 21 8 22 6 _L 9 1 5 6 7 8 9 36jlO 23 3 5011 25 sets. aft. 2 3 15 1 46 28 11 54 39 26 18 14 16 18 8 0 8 28 8 56 9 21 9 48 17 8 5f 4: 2 AUCUST, 1805, 30th Year of American Indepcndrnce. First J> 2 Full 6 10 17 Last d ■ First J) 24 31 | O Plana-.' 1 43 m 54 m. 1 — * 26 af. I 9 17 39 m. 7 15 18 3 af. 13 20 ( 'U 1926 ( I8 2 r > rrjj ' 1 8 1 l 27 12 27 12*27 1327 9 12 13 19 9,9 \\ Mi«ctlUb«ottS Sun : ' un D Particulars, 'h.m.jh.m.m.s ■jrisesjsi U.'2.S 16 26)2 | © Sun's decl. north 1 La 1 17. Aliotl on M 5 S 130 19 21 1 4_2 2>'s place s. D. 5!LammaJ Day 4 55 7 6 4 567 r|l|£ sets 11 36 '4 57 7 a .2;Days I V 3 3 ]> in apogee 4 t s 6 7 F 1 ] ? sets 9 27 St. Lawrence 587 597 5 5 56|18 3 n\ 4'5 52-17 48 35 48 17 52 2*5 43 17 17 f 1*5 37*17 0| o!s .1 1 27^srise 10 385 3, 5 is! 5 Lyra so. 8 515 16 6l 5 17 7 18 1 Jsiiius r. 3 465 19 2] a '20 3,^ sets 10 26 5 21 4 22 5 ) in perigee C © enters 1$ 7jSt. Bartholo- mew 07 1 6 59*5 24 2 6 58 5 17 9 0 6 6 54'4 51 7 6 53*4 42 8 6 5 24 32 3 6 57 5 46 565 96 5 1*4 21 1q'6 50 4 10 16 44 V? 16 27| 16 11 15 53 X 15 3"6| 15 18K 15 0 14 42 2 14 26 8 20 2 14 26 S N 2 N t s 2> sets h. m tn 2 50 17 54 32 J> South h. m 10 18 10 52 1131 morn 0 14 i' 20 rises. 2! 7 19 15 7 43 28 8 8 5 6 6 53 7 42 8 32 9 22" J 10 1 2)10 58 ah 1 43 morn 14 2 4 T 1 1 8 34 1 1 , life 49 3 58 ( I3 46tf 5 13*6 47 3 46jl3 27) U'6 46*3 33 13 8 11 I5I6 453 20 12 48| 166 4*;3 6 12 29'cs 6 432 52'l2 9| i29 30 31 17 186 422 37 11 49& 20 6 40'2 22 1 1 -28) 2lU 39:2 7 11 815 22'6 38 1 5l'l0 47j l -J 18 3 17 2 0 281 1 1 1 55 2 39 Days dec. 1 44 5 24 6 36 1 3 5 10 26] |5 2 5*6 35 1 18 10 5:0: 3St. Augustine 5 26 6 34:1 5 JohnBap.beh.5 27*5 3310 4 5 29 5 3 1 K> 26 9 44j 9 23 m 9 30 5 3O|0 SI 8 401 J 24 9 4 7 9 41 21 10 24 5 11 17 1 ? morn 3 0 19 1 30 2 45 4 Oil 5 1211 14 sets 30 7 25 1 4 7 5 > 27, 8 22 10' 8 55 2Z\ 9 33 2:!0 1: 1 10 6 59 ift . 1 1 I 2 3 1 4 4 51 5 41 Full o 8 Last ff 15 N'ew # 22 First J> SO bErTEMBER, 1805, 30th Year of American Independence 5 'sjAliotii dj Planets' Places, &c. |^ "3 G H b V 8 40 af. 11 37 af. 7 52 af. 2 5 af. n£ £: £ 9 19 15 19 20 19 26 20 16 20*17 4 ! 14 6;13 5 1 3 nt 1 19 27 8^2 3 12 Lai on M, 2~~s 4 N 4 N 2 S 5 si 0 2 7 1 45 1 24 1 2 _ 4 L D South h. m. M D 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8, 9 1C 11 il 14 151 H 17 ii v. 2( '2 3 22 25 2 Si 26 27 2t 2? 30 W; i iae^ I Particiilars. Jileta 9 5 5 7 h.m. iuDi 0 'bun's I J)'s [ j) sets! fast j decl. place sets l.m.'m. s. north I s. i>> h. m 5 in apogee Days 12 48 $ Stationary -inti v.V.Mary Dog days end Days dec. 2 30 '.6 7 7>fcs rise 8 34 2 Castor r. 1 1 32 5 Lambert J in peiigee St. M-athew 2[© enters 3: 5 Cyprian 6 Castor r. 1© 52 6 «. Michael * St. Jerome g s 31 32 34 35 29 0 2 e'o 27 2 5 24 22 2 1 36 6 386 396 406 202 42 6 if: 1 16 14 16 1 1C 43 6 44*6 46'6 6 6 6 H 476 486 50^6 5f6 526 54*6 556 566 586 59 6 06 25 35 45 65 1 b 7 ( 58 8 57 56 8 54*9 539 52,'9 5 50 10 1 i 30 34 8 28 48 8 28 49 9 50 5 1 12 33 54] 1 j 36' 5 7! 18 39| 59 20 41 1 21 42 o 21' 41 I 1 7 11 4 6 o2 - 28 1 1 59 7 22 19 10 morn. 8 1 1 22 0 58 8 58 4 1 58 9 45 1 1 6 3 1 10 30 28 4. 4 1 1 15 5 K 1 I 5 10 11 59 ) 24 rises. morn. 7 6 46 0 44 - 2 1 7 17 1 31 4 7 52 2 21 8 8 32 3 14 n 1 2 9 22 4 10 16 10 20 5 9 30 11 27 6 10 23 14 norn. 7 1 1 28 0 38 8 9 Si 12 1 51 9 5 27 3 4 57 U? 1 1 4 1710 25 5 26 11 35 ■/%. b sets. aft. 2 4 22 6 31 1 12 "I 5 7 3 1 18 7 39 2 51 30' 8 19 3 41 t 12 9 5 4 32 24 9 59 5 23 V? 6 10 56 6 13 OCTOUER. 1805, 30th Year of American Independence. Places, See. J Full O Last sets h. m. •Mioth on m. ni. 19 53 3! 9 46 south %, rm Day s 10 48 44 1 ! I 42 I t 41 12 40 12 3312 37 12 36 13 34 13 33 ! 3 32 13 30 14 29 14 284* 2614 25 14 36 5 24 15 375 23 15 ni 4 © enter 5 6j 7| Fj [St. Jud^ 2 St. Simon & 3 J> in apogee 4 J95 40 5 415 43 5 44 5 455 46 5 48 5 49 5 50.5 21 15 2<> 15 19 15 17 15 16 15 15 15 14 16 12 !6 11 16 10 16 38 57 15 33 51 8 25 41 57 13 i* 55 8 9 8 2! 8 98 9 15 9 56 10 6 10 isho S*l 1 33 1 1 40'l 1 47 12 53 12 53 12 3 13 7 13 10 13 12 14 35 58~ SI 41 K 8 ! 31 V 54j I6j 39 » 2 I 2511 4} 10O 32| 54 St 16 0 43 4 26 rn, 47' 23! 49 vf 9 29 4 9 I I 30 12 24 7 \'J 3 16 30' U 28 12 26 II 10 25 11 II 55 morn, O 57 7 7 8 9 10 8 10 0 47 3 1 1 I AG 34 12 1 1 rises, morn 0 *l| 23 25 I 29 37' 49. 9 morn. 23 7 20 4 17 30 13 26 6 8 7 20 7 2 8 14' 9 2G'l0 afll 2 1 1 s 20 9 27 10 36 U 43 1 1 I. 23 16 13 13 1 14 k2 8 O 5< 37 24 1 I 541 sets. aft. 4 8 Slj 6 57 52 50 50 51 20'morn. I - 3 *4 '■4 5 6 7 NOVEMBER, 1805, SOth Year of American Independence. C| I'lancts' Places, &cc — TTl 1 I 9 22 22 23 MjWjMiscellane- ous D D I Particulars. 6;A11 Saints 7 |6 E,lj rises 5 13,6 al N 3Daysdec4 48 6 4 5 6 7 7#s so. 0 44 6 D in perigee 7 St. Martin 7 7 rises 4 58 7 J '7 Lvra s. 11 38 7 7 _ Regulusrises7 3 [11 35 7 47*s so. 11 51 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Days dec 5 327 7 St. Andrew 17 G© enters J 7Clement 2o! 2 J in apogee 26 3 27 28 29 30 Sun tises h.m. 6~5 ! 6 53 54 I 55 3 565 57 5 08 5 595 1 4 7 15 23122 132l|2J 1927|23 35 % Sun sets h.m 24 24,14 © 3 19 J 's|Aliuth i^aton M. D. h. m. 6! 10 ( l 1 4 n 826 15*10 174 n 12Vf25!l0233 S 15|10 21.17 Sun's fast jtlecl. m. s. south 9294 s 9 5IX 19| 55 31 6! 41 2>'s ]) place sets 5. d. h. m. I 5 south h. m 59 is j 56 55 54 53 24 34 44 54 64 74 84 52 94 51 104 50 1 14 49 124 48 134 47 14 4 4C 15'4 4.' 154 45 164 44 17|4 43 18 4 42 . ' 4 4 1 194 41 204 40 14>15 13 15 10 16 7' 16 28 X 47 6 24 4 4 I 19 316 3611 58 ! 16 54| 15 52 46 17 27 14 48 14 35 17 ll'«S 17 44|& 18 0 i6Jse 31 46 1 C 16 30 44 13 18 ] 8 19 19 19 ,19 52 : 19 3620 19 20 220 35 4320 47 12 24 20 51 5'21 44*21 2321 1 121 ]( 41 X ■< 21 5 20 17 50 14 2 9 22 4 It 2S 10 22 4 1( 2fc If 22 5 3 7 63 57 8 41 59 9 27 5 1 10 15 13 11 6 •lses. morn. 1 8 5 6 7 S 9 10 morn sets. 5 47 6 4f 7 37 8 37 9 3.; 10 3( 11 3; morn. 0 3i 8 21 9 7 9 53 10 41 U 30 aft.20 1 11 2 1 DECEMBER,* 805, 30th Year of American Independence a! Planets' Plact-s. 8 c - J>'-| Alioth i*2 3Tf ^ ft * Lanon Me Full Last New irsi G 12 20 28 10 m., — X ! ^ 39 af.l af. af. Of y|24;25 I5'2j;24j23 ( 7 ! 30 X Vf 10 171 7 15 2425 1321 25:26 18 Vf i 7 19j27 25 26,20 y'l4 25 Yf 25 27 ! 2! 14 21 22) L I * 9 |l7!l 7*2 7* 5 2 64 h. ni. 8 15 7 49 7 23 6 56 6 80 M D D Miscellane- ous Particulars. Sun ^se^ h.m bun sets h.m. O fast m- s. sun s dec 1 south f* 1 place S. D . 1 > sets h. no, 1 * south ).. m ■ 1 rtuvcru 7 21 . 34 10 39 21 50 r i 1 40 < 57 2 7 21 4 39 10 16 21 59 18 2 46 8 45 3 ■ h tises 3 25 7 22 4 3a 9 52 32 8 8 2 3 53 9 38 4 4 7 23 4 37 9 2b 22 16 16 5 4 10 35 5 5 7 23 4.37 9 3 22 24 n i 6 15 11 37 6 6 Nicholas 7 24 4 86 8 38 22 32 16 rises. morn 7 7 i in Periget 7 24 4 36 8 12 22 3'.: 22 1 .6 1 0 41 8 F Con. Y.Mur) 7 25 4 35 7 46 22 45 IS 7 16 1 44 9 2 7 25 4 35 7 19 22 5 1 0. 1 8 30 2 45 10 3'7jfc'sS. 10 26 7 26 4 34 6 52 22 57 15 9 43 3 42 n 4 7 26 4 34 6 24 23 2 30 10 54 4 34 12 5 7 26 4 34 5 56 23 6 morn 5 23 13 6 1} rises 2 43 7 27 4 33 5 28 23 1 1 27 0 2 6 10 U 7 7 27 4 33 4 59 23 14 :£ 1 1 1 9 6 56 15 V Spica nj rises 7 27 4 33 4 30 23 18 24 2 13 7 41 16 2 [2 21 7 27 4 33 4 0 23 21 rn. 6 3 18 8 28 17 3 7 27 4 33 3 31 23 23 19 421 9 16 18 4 Tj rises 2 23 7 28 4 32 3 1 23 35 1 1 521,10 5 19 5 7 28 4 :2 2 31 23 26 13 6 18, 10 55 C.'O eclips.inv 7 tfc 4 32 2 1 7 9 1 1 45 2, 7bt.Thos. © J 2fc 4 32 1 31 23 38 Vf 7 sets af. 34 F [ent. vf 7 2fc 4 32 1 I 23 28 19 6 16 1 21 23 2! ) in Ai c&ee 7 58 4 32 0 31 25 27 S3 1 7 14 2 6 24 3 7 28 4 32 0 1 23 26 13 8 15 2 49 25 4 Christmas 7 28 5 32 slo.29 23 25 24 9 14 3 31 26 5 bt.bte. § sta. 7 37 4 33 0 59 23 22 H -6f ro 15 4 12 27 6 St. John 7 27 4 23 1 2S 23 21 19 11 15 4 54 28 7 Innocents 7 27 4 33 1 5i 23 18 T 1 mom 5 57 19 F r 27 4 33 2 2& 23 15 14 0 18 6 22 30 2 r 27 4 38 2 57 23 1 1 27 1 21 7 10| 31 3 ! Silvester |7 26 t 34 3 26 ' 23 7 0 10 2 27 6 4- JANUARY, 1806,. 30th Year of American Independence. Planets ' Places, "&c". 2>'sj Alioth 3 © tT^lWTft j£|Lat on Me. ;Fuii o Last d New • First J 4 1 I 19 27 4 af.— W i«,*r J v? ~ v? vf ^ j^Ll h. 25 af.i 111:252722 1928'19 7|i 3 :4 N 55 af. 7 17 25 ! ^S24 24'.H HI 7| 1& 4 s 34 af. 13 23 2 6'28;25 29; 10 6 7.55 4 5 ' 19|29'26 ; 28!26;5; 15, 6 6 j2 n 25 rs'26 28|28 8 20 10 1 6 7 5 N m 59 33 8 42 17 M A Miscellane- Sun Sun O Sun's D's D ous rises set9 slow dec. IP' ace sets south D D Particulars. h.m. h.m. mi s. south 1 s. D. h. m h. m. 1 4 cum. $ '3 clo. 7 26 4 34 "53 23" 2 24 3 391 -j 1 2 5 rises 1 25 7 26 4 34 4 22 22 57 n 9 4 49 10 4 3 6 Sir. S. 1 1 38 7 25 4 35 4 50 22 52 24 5 57 11 8 4 7 D eclp. visible 7 25 4 35 5 18 22 46 95 9 rises. morn 0 E dO? inf. Dp. 7 24 4 36 " 5 45 22 39 24 5 47 0 12 6 2 Epiphany. 7 24 4 36 6 12 22 32 0 oC 9 7 6 1 12 7 3 7 23 4 37 6 3b 22 2s 24 8 22 2 9 8 1 days incr.O 10 7 23 4 37 7 4 22 17 m A 9 9 35 3 1 9 5 7 22 4 28 7 29 22 9 23 10 44 3 5 i po 6 7 21 4 39 7 54 22 0 7 11 51 4 38 >i -7 Arc.ris.ll 27 7 21 4 39 8 18 21 51 20 morn 5 25 12 E 7 20 4 40 8 41 21 41 m '3 0 56 6 rs 13 2 7 19 4 41 9 4 21 31 16 2 1 7 1 14 6 Rulls e. s.8 40 7 19 4 41 9 26 21 21 28 3 2 7 4- is 4 ? Siati^iary. 7 18 4 42 9 48 21 10 t + 10 4 0 9 31 is 5 7 17 4 43 10 9 20 59 22 4 54 9 2 '7 6 7 16 4 44 Id 29 20 47 4 5 39 10 U •18 7 D in apogee 7 15 4 45 10 48 20 35 16 6 19 11 ( 19 E 7 15 4 45 1 1 i 20 23 28 6 54 1 1 5S 80 2 7 14 4 46 1 1 24 20 10 10 sets af.37 21 3 O enters 7 13 4 47 1 1 42 19 57 21 6 55 1 11 2-2 4 Vincent. 7 12 4 48 1 1 58 19 44 H 3 7 54 2 1 23 S [11 27 7 11 4 49 12 14 19 30 16 8 55 2 i 24 6 Spica rrjj rises 7 10 4 50 12 29 19 15 28 9 57 0 c 0 - 25 7 con. St. Paul 7 9 4 51 12 43 19 1 r 10 10 59 4 fc 26 E 7 8 4 52 12 56 18 46 23 morn 4 54 27 r- 7 4 53 13 8 18 31 8 6 0 3 5 44 28 3 HSta.^'selo. 7 6 t 54 13 20 18 15 20 1 12 6 3; 29 « 1 4 7 5 4 55 13 31 17 39 n 2 20 7 it 3o| 5 Sinus S. 9 45 7 4 4 56 13 41 17 43 18 3 26 8 38 e] 6 Sli 4 57 13 5 1 17 26 93 2 4 28 9 41 FEBRUARY, 1306, 30th Year of American Independence. \ C 1'lanets' Places, Sec. ^ J'sAliotli J Full O ! ast d New # 1 irst J .1 10 18 26 45 m. 19 m. 52 m. 39 m. | o K b «AV ^ I 1 12 26j2» 21/ 7 18 26 28 Vf 1324 2628' 19 H 25 28 - ^ V$> vf j?_ ij 1426 l« 18 28 25 23 r 2 1 !£, i.aton h di M.W Miscellane ous Particulars, h.m. h.m D D i 1 28 2 13 ( 5 25 6 25 28 3 Hi 1 22; 4,\ SunlSuni © 'Sun's ])'s rises! sets I slow decl. [place s. south I s. D. 6 14 1s 3 49 5 20 5 s 3 05 5 260 I 3 " 2 < J 2 a8 2> soutl 5 N sets h. m. h. m 2.4 7 ]> in perigee 7 ESep.Puri.Vr.7 2 3^ rises 4 14 6 58 5 4 |6 57 5 57*s so. 1 45 6 565 lit [Mary 6 59's 58.13 59 14 7| 6 TjSta. 60S 6 55 5 545 E Sexagesima. 6 52 5 Sinus icts2 26 51 5 3} 6 50 5 4 Tj rises 10 35 6 49 5 17 118 |19 20 21 22 6 Valentine. 7 6 47 5 6 46 5 i in apogee. 6455 16, E Quinquage. 6 445 2 SiriusS. 8 34 6 42 5 6 415 Ash Wednes. 6 40 5 [QentK 6 38 5 22 9 Stationary 6 37 5 23 , 7j 6 36 5 24 23| E l i st in Lent. '6 35 5 25 2 St. Matthias 6 33 5 27 '-■V 3' ,6 32 5 28 26 4 Siriussts.l 46 31:5 29 27 5 fy Stationary 6 29 5 31 28 61 ;6 28'5 32 59 17 9 as 7 16 52'^ 14 16 35l 14 14 2016 14 25 15 14 29 15 14 33 15 14 36 15 14 3714 14 38 14 14 39:1 4 38' 1 3 37 13 35 1 13 32*12 28 12 24 12 19 11 13 11 7;10 o!io 52 10 44j 9 35 9 26 9 16! 8 5 S 5 4 3 itm 59j 40 d 22', 3 44 ni 25! 45I 25 Vf 5| 44 1 24 3| 42 2 I 59 38 16 54 32 10 47 n 25 2 l'i C 17 17 2 16 29 12 2 7 19 1 i 7 18 30 12 25 7 20 1 30 31 27 1 1 5 2110 42 6 5 1141 1 •ises. morn morn 0 47 sets 7 48 8 50 9 55 11 2 morn. 0 S 1 14 2 U 3 II aft. 40 23 6 52 40 32 28 VENUS ($) rcill be evening Star until the l-Uh of the third month I fMrr*. ) ihei mnrnincc Star until the end of the year. MARCH. 180G, 30th Year of American Independence. Full O Last <[ New # First J) 4 1 1 20 27 4 10 2 8 Oj Planets' Places, Sec. i« D 's D. MiW Miscellaneous D D Particulars fa ._— — ^ ,0 *1 18 af. — jX ^ 51 af.j 1! 10,25 24 m. 7,16 25 55 m.,'132225 19' ( 28 25 25|r.25 Sun ises li.m. % 3 4 6 5 10 5 15 6 20 7 25 3029 Sun © sets slow h.ni. m. s. sun s decl. south 1 6 27 5 33l 2 4 3~~ 7 ~ 7 H •2 1 r I 5 _ place s. D. yfjt? 4 122 s l i 4 18 5 £ 3|2 t'o 3,30 5 N Alioth on m. 6 3 n ~y~ sets ti. ni. 0 38 16 S X D >OUtll a. m 1 7 David 2 £ J) in perigee 6 25 5 3 2 " 6 4 3% rises 2 47 6 5) 4.7 *s set 0 6 6 G 5 6 6 6 7 Vouth 2 35 6 E sinus s. 0 23 6 16 5 44 10 2 7>(cs.st. 1 1 44 6 14^5 46*10 7 6 9 10 1 1 i 2 I 3 1.4 l j 16 17 18 t» ^0 J2 23 24 25 26 ~7 28 ^ 9 245 23 f 5 2i;5 205 19|5 17,5 35 12 36 12 27)2 39 H 401 1 4111 43 1 1 1 I. 31 18 5 52' s 8 ; 23 8 53 59 3 Hls.e. s.l 1 596 135 47 10 22 4 Gregory M 5 Spi.Hfs. 1 466 6 d©9in.])a.p6 " dO?superi. LMid Lent 2 311 south 1 446 4'Tj South 1 49 6 5 6 6,Benedict 5 E Syra ris.9 27 5 S©sntersY' 5 3 un.of V Mary 5 4 5Spi.rrr>so.O 55 6 UQ% 6 12 5 48 10 5 105 95 8*3 65 5 45 2 7^;s St.10 35 >0j EPuhnSunday 3112 ]) in perigee 1 59 58 57 55 545 53 5 1 5 0 49 47 46 50; 51 52 54 55 56 58 59 9 49 9 9 15 8 55 8 40 8 22 40 ffi 54j 51 V> 45 £: 21 m t X r o LI 25 SI 26j 3 58 1 1 4 39 26j 5 14 10 rises. 25: 7 4 10 8 24| 9 7.10 20 11 15 25 34 38 9 iio 10 22 11 16 morn. 3 morn. 1 5* 0 36 29. i 28 9 21 15 27 9 21 4 17 15 54 29 59 27 10 5 1 10 17' I 1 sets. jaft. 7 53, 0 30j 9 0 13,10 8 26 10 24 8 22 6 20 5 11 13 morn. 0 16 12 H 43, 8 19, 9 51 10 V C 50 41 rt o J.) 24 16 } bi 41 3i n c 4: 26 o 44 S6 SO 28 *i 2 6 24 20 12 i lPKIL, 1806, 30th Year of American Independence. Ci Planets' Places, &c. ip Full ll.ast 'New First 3 10 18 25 59 m. 2 5 af. 58 af. 9 af. ©|H|b Y' I 1 2426 17 2426 23'.24'25 19 29 2 T, '2 5 V ir \j 9 - ft - Vf X H r V? 7 3' ' 1 6 2 8 r 16 « 2 8 Q 17 1 1 2 8 14 19 13 1 | 18 2 3 M 1 J 'slAlioth Lai'on M. D.ih. m. 5 S ; \ 4 V i3 7 41 19 57 M WjMisceHaiitou^ SUTI i I rise;- D ID I Particulars, h.m. T~3H south 0 52 5" 4; 2 4Tj south 0 59 ja 43 3 5 (stationary 5 42 6 Good Friday 9 5 4 1 7 Days inc. 3 38 5 39j6 -iun 1 © tomVsi J) s 1 D sets slow decl. place ' sets l.m.'m. s. north I s. n- hi m 19 35 f South li. m. 4; 5' 6 r 8 ]9i lol H ;i- li l( I)! 15(4 17 IS E Easter 2 3 7* ? set 9 55 4 5 elongation 5 | . 6;]> in apogee 7Spic.(i5s.l 1 52 E Low Sunday 2 6= ©H 3* © b 4 . 5'Sinussets9 57 6 5 Stationary 7| E© enters Q 2H south 1131 3 4 5 386 22 37,6 23 356 25 346 26 3.V6 27 3l',6 29 ;o u 12 1 0 i 306 29,6 28 6 32|0 20 266 34 25 6 35 f. 10 5 24 ( 6 36 0 25 24 BS 12 6 2t 28 29 30 22 6 38|0 216 39 20 6 40 196 41 St. George ]) in perigee St. Mark 7J. south 4 24 11 stationary 7^cs set 8 35 17 6 4 16 6 44 5 11 15)6 45 146 4 136 47 6 49 106 502 i 6 5 12 52 2 39 5 2C 32 44 56 7 18 28 27 rr? 50 la 36 50 22 45 7 30 52 14 36 58 19 41 2 24V 45| 5 0 26! 47 n 27 53 47, 6& X 4 21 4 50 rises. 8 19 9 29 10 55 ! 1 45 morn. 0 36 28 10 31 ll'n 26 23 morn. 5' 0 16 0 58 1 36 17 29j 23 5 26 9 23 6 20 4 18 2 2 2*1 17 3 14 47IU 56114 "I 45 rg> 4| o 42 £z 7 36 1 26 52 18 47 sets 9 11 10 16 11 15 morn 0 0 49 1 26 1 59 2 2d 2 58 28 21 U < 56 47 34 20 3 45 28 12 57 45 aft. 3 6. 1 81 29 29 i 29, 26' 22 15 5 55 44 3 26 10 33 Lautude oi llerschell (rT)~abo"ut 35 miiiut'S aorth this Year. MAY, 1806, 30th Year of Amer ican Independence. Aliotl. Laton M. Full O 2 Last d 10 New # 18 First J) 24 2 22 af. 1 15 af. 2 45 m. 8 25 af- Oi Pla nets' Places, Scc. j^ J) s — y ^ — vf .r 111 23 24 8',25 7 162324 13 22'22'23 27, 8 1 1 8 5 19|28'22'23 7j 6 1-2, 5 30 25'n ,22 23 _7;JjJj_ 8 11! . D. 5~sjl0 II I N 9 * 5 n! 9 2' I N 9 S M"W" Miscellaneous! Sun rises D 0 Particulars, 'h.m Sunj © Sun'i sets fast decl. h.m.'m. s.nortl 5 s Vs D ~ place sets s. d. h.m 8 3t 'outl h.m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1 22 23 24 25 26 27 2« 29 3C Si aPhilp & Jumesa 7|6 53 3 A a 6'6 54 3 1 prises H 18 n 2 Tj south 1© 43 3 John Evangel. 4) 5Spic«<#s.l0 14 6 J) in apogee 5 6'6 54 3 5 5 5 ! 1 > 07 I 597 I 587 t 577 4 56 7 4 55 7 E Rogation 9 Stationaiy Arctu.s. 10 47 4 547 4 53 7 Ascension day 6Days 14 18 4 © enters JJ D 5j (in perigee 6 4 52 7 4 517 4 507 103 58,19 17 ELyra so. 2 54.4 49 7 113 57,19 30 4 48 7 12,3 55,19 43 2 | 3H south 9 35 4 47 7 13 3 52 19 56 4 46 7 14-3 49 20 8 4 46 7 14*3 ^^O 20 4 45 7 15'3 41*20 32 4 447 16|3 37 20 44 7 9 *s elongation E Whitsunday 2% south 2 21 3 5's elongation 4J 5Arctu so. 9 43 4 407 20 3 5j2 1 35 4 40 7 202 5321 44 7Lyrasouth 2 24 39 7 212 49121 53 D 2 4 1 5 0 ^1 1 1 15 18' IS 15 36 24 15 54 } 30 16 11 36 16 28 Vf 41 16 it 45 17 1 49 17 18 52 17 34 54 17 49 X 56 18 5 58 18 20 59 18 34 r 59 18 49 9 3 59 19 3 i 43 7 17 ; 3 3120 55 4 42 7 18,3 2621 5 4 42 7 18 3 19 21 16 4 4I 7 19 3 1321 26 27, 5 58 1 1 24 10 rises. morn 23 8 22| 0 1C n 61 9 20 1910 IS no 51 1311 37 25 morn 7 19 1 13 25 8 21 4 18 2 16 30 O 11 0 35 ■Ufi 1 3( 1 56 2 22 2 4'. 3 20 3 57 sets* 8 3 9 "I 10 ) 5 10 50 29 1 1 28 SI 13 morn 28 0 2 IT£ 12- 0 32 26^ 1 2 £: 9 23 6 1 29 1 59 2 31 19, 3 6 11 2] 3 47 1 2 2 4 5 6 6 7 2 8 8 9 10. 29 11 22 aft. 20 1 20 2 21 2 22 4 19 5 12 6 6 53 7 41 8 29 9 18 10 8 11 52| JUNE, 18C6, 30th Year of American Independence. Full O Last 22) 6 22*5 22/ 5 vv Miscellaneous Sun j-un rises.sets h.m.|h.m 25 in apogee 7| E Tj south 8 2 1 Si 3 4 St. Barnabas II south 8 30 4 36 7 24 2 2 22 32 4 36.7 241 52 22 39 4 35,7 25 1 41 22 45 4 35|7 25 1 30 22 50 >£ 4 357 2 5 1 1922 561 13 ! 6 1 17 ( 18 4:]) in perigee 19] 5 | 20 6 Tj sets. 1 12 21 l\ 22 E© enters ss O fast m.s Sun's decl. north 4 38 7 22j2 4 1(22 4 38 7 22 2 32 ! 22 4 37> 23 2 22 22 place s. D. 27 4 37,7 23 rises h. m 5 South h. m 2 12 10 18 vf 22 25 4 34 7 26|l f 4 34 7 260 56 23 5 Arctu.so 8 45 4 34 7 260 44 23 23 5 9 I 4 33 7 27j0 52 23 13 Q 14! 7% south 0 55 4 33 7 270 19,23 16, 15 E 2d aft. Trinity 4 33 7 27.0 7j23 19 H 16 2 © cclip.visible 4 337 27 slo 6 ( 23 jj] 4 337 27,0 18 23 24 55 4 32 7 2S0 3123 25j 4 327 28.0 4423 27^ 4 327 280 5723 2*7 4 327 28 1 lo23 28 4 327 28 1 2323 28] [Baptist4 327 28 1 3623 28 C: 241 SNativ.St.JohnU 32 7 28:1 48 23 27| 25 ' -1% sta. $ ©"Vj 4 327 282 1 23 25 m. 26 27j eSpic.nJJsetO 164 337 272 2723 22' |28 | 7Hsta.d0^su i2 9;ESt. Peter 1 30 2 4 337 272 1423 24 4 337 272 3923 4 337 272 5223 4 33 7 2TS ' 4.-23 19 $ 16 13 vf rises. Imorn 8 52 0 44 9 32 10 8 1 10 38 I 1 6 11 31 II 54 morn. 3 0 18 16 0 44 29 1 14 12 1 46 26' 2 27 10 V 10 3 15 10 59 25jsets. aft. 1 3 4 1 8 38 1 9 23' 2 9, 9 58 24 10 31 8 11 0 22 11 29 6 11 57 20 morn., 3 16 29'_'X 40,9 41 1 1 2 24 io 63 24 3 13 11 24 6 rises, morn.' 54 45 34 22 11 0 0 29: 8 1 2 -8 50 JULY, 1806, SOth Year of American Independence. Planets' Places, &c. 9|22 vfjn 0; S) 7)27; 12,28 £jLat D. 162~N Alioth on M. 8 M I 1 2 3 W Miscellaneous Sun Particulars. 4 Vis V. Mary J) in apogee rises sets h.m, 4 34 4 34 4 34 Sun sets h.m 0 lo- rn, s slow decl 7 2613 7 263 27 7 26'3 39 Snn's decl. north 623 J>*s place s. D Vf 18 30 12 }> rises h. m. south h. m. 8 3 0 14 8 36 1 111 9 3; 1 46' JONES'S MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. HOURS OF DOING BUSINESS AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, FROM TEN TILL THREE. DUTIES PAYABLE BY LAW, ON ALL GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDIZE, Imported into the United States of America, in American or Foreign ships or vessels. American. Foreign. ARMS, fire and side,not otherwise en- umerated, or parts thereof, - lT^p. c. a. v. 19£ Apparatas, philosophical, specially im- | ported for any seminary of learning, free free Alt;, beer and porter, in casks or bot-J 8 cts. p. gal. 8 4-5 60 do.p.gro. 66 17£p.c.a.vil9£ ties, on the bottles Artificial frowers, feathers, and other ornaments for women's head dresses, Aniseed, .... 117*1-2 ditto.'l9J- Articles of all kinds, of the growth or manufacture of the U. States, or their. territories, upon which on drawback, bounty or allowance has been made, free free Anchors, - - ... 1 1-2 ct.p.lb. 1||- Antimony, regulus of - free free Almonds, - „ ? 2 cts. per lb. 2 1-5 Aqua fortis, - .free free 34 J«NES'S KEW-YOJtr American. Forei?U' BALLS, balsams, powders, pastes, ointments, oils, waters, washes, tinc- tures, essences, or other preparations or compositions, commonly called sweet scents, odors, perfumes, or cos metics ; and all powders or prepara- tions for die teeth or gums, - 17^p. c Bristles of swine, - free Bricks and tiles, - - - 17|p. c. a.v Boots, - - - . . 75 c. p. pair Books blank, ... 15 p. c. a. v. Buttons of every kind, - - 17 1-2 ditto Buckles, shoe and knee, - 17 1-2 ditto Brushes, - . 15 ditto Bullion, - s . free Burr-Stones unwrought, - free Beasts, viz. horses, cattle, sheep, swine, or other useful ones, intended for breed, - CANNONS of Brass, Cariages or parts thereof, Cards, playing, - wool and cotton, Cables and tarred cordage, Cordage untarred. - Cabinet wares, - Carpets and caqieting, Candles of tallow, ... of wax or spermaceti, Capers, - Canes, walking sticks and whips, Cambricks, - Cheese, - - - China ware, - - Cinnamon, cloves, free 17.jp. c. a. v. 22 1-2 ditto 25 c. p. pack 50 c. p. doz. c. p. lb. 2 cts. per lb. 17 1 p. c. a. v. 17 1-2 ditto 2 cts. per lb. 5 ditto t7-i p. c. a. v. i5 ditto 15 ditto 1 cts. per lb. ! 7\ p. c. a. v. -0 c. per lb. 19* free m 32$ lGi m 191- [61 tree .ree re* 2v \ 55 a 3-4 2 1-5 »9i 19* 2 1-5 |6 3-5 19i 16£ 16j 7 7 ' iff 19 22 MF.RCANTILE DIRECTORY. American. Foreign. 15 p. c. a. v. 2 cts. per lb. 1 7| p- c.a.v 3 4 Chintzes and colored calicoes, or mus lins, and aiJ printed, stained, or co> lored goods or manufactures, or not being printed, stained or colored, of cotton or of linen, or of both, or of which cotton or linen is the mate rial of chief value, Cocoa, - - Comfits, Chocolate, Cassia, Chinese, Clogs and goloshoes, Clay, unwrought, Cosmetics, Coal, - - Copper manufactures, in pigs, plates and bars, Coffee, - - Cotton, - ■ m. , rags of - Clocks and watches, and parts of either Cork tree, bark of -» Coaches, chariots, phaetons, chairs, chaises, soios, or other carriages, or parts of either, - - 22^p.c. a.v. Cloathing ready made, - - 15 p. c. a. v Currants, 2 cts. p. lb. DATES, .... irip.c.a.v Dishes, pewter, and plates, - 4 cts. p. lb. Dolls dressed or undressed, or parts thereof, - - . lT'-p. c. a.v Drugs, medicinal, except those com- monly used for dying, - 1 jpj p. c . a.v and woods for dying, - free EARTHEN and stone wares, \7\ p. c. a.v ' X 1 cts. per lb, ditto 15cts.p.pair 16£ free Irce 17» p.c.a.v.l9i, 5 c. p. bush. 5 1-2 lrip.c. a.v. free 1-2 2 1-5 4 2-5 2 tree 5 c. p. lb. 1 c. p. lb. ."ree I7|p.c. a.v. 19A i ree free free 241 16]- 1 1-5 12-5 I9i I 91 ree I9i Jones's kew-tork Amerltan. Foreign. FANS, or part* thereof, Fringes commonly used by Upholster ers, Coach-makers, and Sadlcrs, Figs, - - - * 1.4 jr. Floor cloths and mats, or parts of either, - - - - Fruits of all kinds, except those other wise enumerated and described, Furs of every kind undressed, Fish, dried, foreign caught, — — , salmon, - - - , mackarel, , all other pickled, - — GLASS, black quart bottles, window, not above 8 by 10, — — — , not above 10 by 12, , all above 10 by 12, all other manufactures thereof. Glauber saltSj - Gauzes, - - - - Geneva, (see spirits) Ginger, - - - •* Girandoles, or parts thereof, Gloves and mittens of every kind, Gold, silver, and plated ware, Gold and silver lace, Goods, wares, and merchandize, im- ported directly from China or India, in ships or vessels not of the United States, except teas, china ware, and all other articles liable to highe^ rates of duties, - 17* p. c.a.v, 1 7 % p.c. a.v. 2 cts. p. lb. 1 7\ p. c. a.v. 19* 12 1-5 c. a.v. free 50 c.p.quin 100 c. p. bbl. 60 ditto 40 ditlo 60 c.p.groct 160c.p.l00t 175 ditto 225 ditto 22* p. c. a.v. 200c.p.cwt. 15 p. c. a v . 17\ p. c. a.v. 22 1-2 ditto 17 1-2 ditto 17 1-2 ditto 17 1-2 ditto 191 irce 55 110 66 44 56 176 192 247 241 220 19 1 24s m 19-1 19i free 15p.c.a.v 4 c. p. lb, 4 ditto lb. MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 27 American. Foreign, Goods, wares and merchandize intended to be re-exported to a foreign port or place, in the same ship or vessel in which they shall be imported — and all articles of the growth or manufacture of the U. States, or of their territories, upon which no drawback, bounty or al lowance has been paid or admitted, Goods, wares, and merchandize, not here- in otherwise particularly enumerated and described, - Glue, - Gun-powder, - G-um chiefly used in preparing muslin cottons or linens for receiving colors or dyes, - - - - Gum Arabic, - HAIR-POWDER, - Hangers, or parts thereof, Hats, caps and bonnets, of every kind, Hemp, - - - - - Hempen rags, - - - - Hides, raw, ...» INDIGO, .... Implements or tools of a mechanical trade only, of persons Tvho arrive in the U. States, - - Iron wire, .... steel or brass locks, hinges, hoes, anvils and vices, slit, - - - _ hoop, . . . . , Iron, sheet, .... cast, and all manufactures of iron, steel or brass, or of which either of these metals is the article of chief value, not being otherwise particularly enumerated, - 17^p.c.a^ free free 4 c. p 17|c.a.v 17 T ditto lOOc.p.ct free free 25 c. p. lb. free free free 161- 4 2-5 4 2-5 free free A 2-5 m in 110 free free 27i 15p.c.a.v c. p. lb 1 c. p. lb. 1-2 do. tree free 16* Wo I 1 i 1 J [©J 38 JONES S > i w -ronit American. JEWELLEBY and paste work, KID. shoes, Laces and Lawns, ... LACJiS, lines, fringes, tassels and trim DUMP, commonly used by upholsterers, coach-makers and saddlers, Lampblack, - Lapis caliminaris,. - Leather, tanned and tawed, and all ma nufactures of leather, or of which lea ther is the article of chief value, not otherwise particularly enumerated, Lead, w bite and red,- - - Lead and musket ball, all other manufactures of lead, or in which lead is the chief article, Lemons, limes, oranges, and fruits of all kinds, except those otherwise enume rated, - - - Linen rags, - Linen or cotton manufactures, or of both or ot which cotton or lintn is the ma tcrial of chief value, whether pi iuLed, stained, colored, or otlu.Tv. ise, Lime, foreign, (containing 60 gals.) Looking-glas=es, - - MALT, - ------- Manufactures of t in, pewte r and copper, except pewter plates and dishes, iVfarble, slate aud other stone, bricks, tiles, tables, mortars, and other uten- eils of marble or Abate, and general!;- ;11 stcne and earthen ware, "Mace,- - - - "- ZViiilinery rendy made, " ' \ ' jVlolassts, - - jMuskets s^id firelocks, with or v- '. ! > bjjvonets, or parts of either, ^'iiistiiid m fiuur, - -• - foreign. 17^p*c.aV,19^ 15c.p pairil6| 15 p.ct.ad;i6£ ' 7 \ 15 ditto free ipc.a.VlB; free 17^pc.3.vl9J 2 c. p. lb. 2 1-5 1 ditto 1 ditto 17}pc.a.vl9i irte tree I5p.c.n.v.|l6^ 50c.pcask 5 J •22jpc.a.v_', I0c*p. bu. 11 17|pc.^.vl9t l7jdo. 19 V 125c-p.ib.l37^ 17-lpc.a.V19} 1-2 :7^pc'a-vjl9V iri dt>. MERCANTILE DlRF.CTORY. American. |l-5c.p-paii ''2- c. p. lb, jl5p.c.a.v, Morocco shoes, NAILS, - - - - - Nankeens, - Nutmegs, - OLIVES, and oil, Ochre, yellow, in oil, dry, - - . ■ , * Oil of vitriol, Old pewter, -» PAPER hinging,- - - writing awl wrapping, sheathing and cartridge, Painters colors., except tkose otherwise ■ enumerate J, and those eom-.nonly used in dying, - - -- r Packthread and twine, Paste-board, parchment and vellum, Plaister of Paris, - Pepper, - - - . Pictures and Prints, - Pimento, - I .. ■ Printing t'-pts, - - - Pickles of all sorts, - Plumbs and prunes, - - QUICKSILVER,- - RAISINS, invars or boxes, , Muscatel, - all other kinds of > Roco, - SALT, weighing more than So pound: per bashe^ l . - - - • weighing u5 pounds per bushel oi less^, - r '- Saltpetre, \ \ - *. - v .- ; Starch, - - Sail cloth, . I - - _» - - . .• Saddles, or parts thereof, •• Sactins, and other wrought silks, '50c 17 p. lb ^p.cn-v 1 \ c. p. lb. 1 "ditto fete free 17'p c.a.\ 15 do. If} do. Foreign.. M 2 l-i \55 *!? free free 16 V 19i IT) do. 1 5p.c.ii*v. tree A r n IK J o.c j o - > i o p.c.n. v. 1 A 1 lo.j- 4* c. p. lb. I O X t -C-.> I5p.c.a.v. 16 V 17} ditto 19 1 2 c. p. lb. 2 1-5 5 c. p. lb. i 3-5 2 ditto ; 1-5 2 ditto 2 1-5 4 ditto free fret; ^Oc.p JGlb >•> 20 c.p.bu. 23 ; 5p.c.a.v. 16^ i c. p. lb. &/* I5p.c.a.v. lo> '5 ditto* l6.j- 5 ditto 16} 40 jones'b new-tobk American. Foreign. 4 c. p. lb.'4 1-5 Segars, Saffron, - - - - - Steel, - - - - - Sea stores for ships or vessels, Spirits distilled in foreign countries, viz. From grain, First proof, Second do. Third do. Fourth do. Fifth do. Sixth do. . From other materials, First and Second proof, ..... Thir.d do. Fourth do. Fifth do. Sixth do. Spirits distilled in the United States, im- ported in the same ship or vessel in which they had been previously ex- ported from the United States, viz. From Molasses, First proof, Second do. Third do. Fourth do. Fifth do. Sixth do. From materials of the growth or product of the United States, First proof, Second do. Third do. Fourth do. Fifth do. Sixth do. Spikes, - Shoes and slippers of silk, other shoes and slippers, for men and women, .... 200c 1000 free lOOc.p.ct free 28c.p.gal 29 ditto ditto di .to ditto ditto 31 34 40 50 25 28 32 38 46 ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto c. p. lb. 25cp.pai; 15 ditto Mr.R.cA>"rrLz dirf.ctouy. American. other shoes and slippers for" children Stockings, t - - - Solp. r.:.tL •." • .* Sp.inish brown, - Sulphur, - _j ; - ' - - • Sugars, — Brown, White clayed or powdered, all other clayed or powdered, Lump, - Loaf,' - - other refined, Candy, - Snuff, - TALLOW, .... Teas. — From China and India, or from Islands lying eastward of the Cape of Good Hope, viz Bohta, 41 Foreign. Souchong and ofher black teas Hyson, imperial, gunpowder, 0 ditto 111 . T jp.c a.v 19 5 c. p. lb. 2 1-5 1 ditto Mr |5p.c.a.v. 16} Ji.cp.lb. 2 3-4. > ditto l\ ditto 2 3-4 >| ditto ) ditto 0 T % 5} ditto 7js 1 1 1 ditto iajl lo" ditto u 1* ditto i i3 - 12 ditto 18 ditto 32 ditto 20 ditto 14 ditto 21 ditto 1 1 Other green teas, ■ From Europe. Bfafa, (ll ; f , -. i - - ... Souchong and other black teas, Hyson, impeiial, gunpowder, or gomee,M-0 ditto Other green teas, ... 24 ditto From other places. Enhca, , - y - - Souchong and other black teas, Ky mi, imperial, gunpowder, or gomee, Other green teas, - Tin, in pigs or plates, Toys not otherwise enumerated, ,< Tobacco nvaaufacturcd, (other than snuf: and segars) - - • VELVETS and velvets, Verdi grease, MSt* V 1 * '-'.<•' •', M -. . • >. - J ' 7. 2 17 ditto 27 ditto' 50 ditto 10 ditto jr.ee iSp.cs.v > c !5p.i . II 45 4-0 Foreign. 7|p.c.a.vi9i J8cp.gal.63j 50 ditto 55 ditto ditto ditto ditto 49 £ 44 38^ !8 ditto 302 13 ditto ree free 42 jones's new-york American. WAFERS, .... Wines, in casks, bottles, or other vessels viz. Malmsey, Madeira, London particular Madeira, .... other do. ... Burgundy, Champaign,Rhenish8i Tokay Sherry and St. Lucar, Claret and other wines not enumerated, when imported in bottles or cases, Lisbon, Sicily, Oporto, & other Portugal Teneriffe, Fayal, Malaga, St. George, and other Western Island, All other wines, when imported other wise than in bottles or cases, Wool (unmanufactured) Wood, ditto, Wood, manufactured, except cabinet wares, - - - - - Wools, dying, - YARN untarred, ... All other goods not before particularly enumerated, .... All parts of articles pay the same duty as the entire article is subject to. No drawback allowed on loaf sugar, foreign fish, or fifth oil, snuff, or manufactured tobacco. Restrictions on Importation. No goods, wares or merchandize, of foreign growth or manufacture, subject to the payment of duties, shall be brought into the United "States from any port or place in anv other manner than by sea ; nor in any ship or ves- sel of less than Thirty Tons burthen, agreeable to the mode of ascertaining American tonnage, except in cer- tain districts on the northern, north-western and west- era boundaries of the United States, adjoining to the dominions of Great-Britain in Upper and Lower Cana- da, and the districts on the rivers Ohio and Missisippi. 15p.c.a.v. 1 G | free Ifree 225cp.Ct.247 15p.c.a.v. 16g MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 43 No beer, ale, or porter, to be imported in casks ofless capacity than forty gallons beer measure, or if in bot- tles, in packages less than six dozen, under penalty of forfeiture, with the ship or vessel.. No refined lump or loaf sugar, shall be imported into the United States, from any foreign port or place, except in ships or vessels of the burthen of 120 tons and up- wards, and in casks or packages containingeach, not less than 600 pounds, on pain of forfeiting the said ship or vessel, and the loaf or lump sugar imported therein^ ex- cept in such casks or packages as aforesaid. No distilled spirits (arrack and sweet cordials ex- cepted) after the last day of April, 1793, to be imported from any foreign port in vessels of less capacity- than ninety gallons, on pain of forfeiture of the said spirits, and of the ship or vessel in which the same shall be brought. TONNAGE. By an Act of Congress, approved 2d March, 17!>9. To be paid ai the time of entering the vessel, ami before any p?rmit shall be granted for unloading any part of the cargo. Sect. 63. at the following rates. (See Act of 20th Juhj, 1 Ti)0; . On all sh;ps or vessels entering from any foreign port or place. Ships of vessels of the United States, - - - cents 6 : built within the United States, after 20th July, 1789, but belonging, wholly or in part, to foreign powers, duly recorded, .-..--.-.go On other ships or vessels, - 50- Vessels of the United States employed in the coasting trade or fisheries, duly licensed, per annum, ----- 6 Vessels of the United States, other than licensed, taking in mer- chandize in a district in one state, to be delivered in a district in another state, other than an adjoining slate on the sea-coast, or on a navigable river, 6 Other ships or vessels taking in merchandize to be delivered in another district, - -- -- -- - 50 A teemagc duty of fifty cents per ton, to be denominated " light money,'! will be levied and collected on all foreign ships and vessels, after the 30th of June, A, D. 1301. N. B. This duty was hid the last seiibu of Consress. 4.4 joxr.sV xr.V-vouK 7"> trie Collector Hud SuvtyQfiicaU rtivttl ftntry nf a vessel of 1 >0 tons and unwank/,.* . ' -r jl jJkll Clearance Ho. •** " - '^S; ^f/S) F.ntry of a vessel under 100 tons, - - - - I SO Clearance An. do< • yjr -"J .'- . ' ,p ^ »r « -j|9t4|p!) Every post onl ry , - - ; - ,*,'•<■ ■ ' J* rtrnitt tt» land good>, '**- - ' - - . a ' ^^Ai. Fattv b-iirl tak-n officially, - - , -- ' -** * 4o Permit to land goods f>r exportation for drawback, - CO Debenture, or other oilicial certificate, - - - * xO BnTof h'ealihp' - ' - - - - - w ^.f.t fl tf>*W» a f Official document, register excepted, required \>y an) person, ~0 To the Surveyor. Admeasuring, and certifying t!ie same, of every diip or vessel (ftmlm vf 100 tons, and under, per ton, - - J*r rt tft*jl-A AdTOCMUremei.l of every ship or vessel above 100 loos, and not exerertrrrsi COo ton*. - - - 1 ' - . . I 50 Above two hundred tons, - - - - * 2 0 For ail ■ >»lier si r rices on board any sh'rp or vessel of 100 toqj . and upwards, having on board goods, wares, or merchan- , diz-' sul/jectl'j'dtity, - - - - - v jSjut ' 1 For like services on board any sliip or vessel of less tlurfi 100 tons, .- - - - - • - - ' - ^f -x4>2» On all vessels not having on board g >o ls, wares, or merchan- chandize subject to duty, - - — - - - 66 1-2 Al'ovcances for Draff. Sect. 58. Any fjua'rrfity wf 1 cwt. or 1121b. - »- ; *' lb. f 'Above 1 cwt. and under 2 cwt. ----- 2" '2 cwt. znd under 3 cwi. '- - - 3 - 3 cwt. ami imd* i * Tj ^ • • . 1 C ) ti n i m cnto in rail/; • » • -16 IP Otll^S, m, m m Od chees*?, in hampers or baskets, ^ - - 10 111 l»iVi*< * — v $0 On rhomlnti* itt hnvi»? ■ • • ■ 10 6 On crlnnbpr sills in casks • - v ^'rtMijni Till i ' j III , - g \\\ other casks, - 15 10 in h;we or milts » 111' L J tl^O Ul lilt* V«l , ( 1 11 h'llf*£ ~ «• a I'l UulCl) - j On su ^ai* randv in Iviyps ». — . 10 On segars, in boxes, IS < >n so.ip, in bases, - 10 On twine, in casks, - 12 On all other goads, according to th? invoice thereof, a* actual weight. j!l'iziancefir Leakage and Breakage. Sect 59. Two p.?r cent, allowed on the gua^e on all merchandize paying duty by the gallon, contained in ca^ks. Ten percent, on all b:;jr, ale, and porter in battles, and five per cent, on all other liquors in bottle*, to be deducted from, the invoice quantity, in lieu of breakage; or itshill be la.fful to compute the du- ties on the actual quantity by ta'.e, at the option of the importer at tlx tune of entry. Terms of Credit. Sect. 62. When the duties oi a 1 valorem article? are Icms than 50 dollars, it must be paid immediately; if specific, a di-posit must l>e made to secure tlie sa:»e, which, when ascertained, will be iiiuuodt-" ••ely settled. When the duly on -good* imparted,- where the vim payable by one person or copartnership, shall amount to more than fifty dollar*, the following credit is allowed by*law, except w!»cre any bond on which the p -tvin oi* co-part 1 1 -f :i:p entering Mich gioj On Madeira, and all-other wines, I J months. .,i On all goods, ice. from Europe, wine, . t and teas excepted, the one-third in «, one-third in It), and one-third -in 12 months. On all goods, Sec. wines, salt and teas txcrp'ed, from any other place than Europe and the West-Indie*-, one-half in 6 months, one- lour: h in 9 month*, and one-fourth in 1? months. On lea-;, " from China or Europe, may be deposited at the opliort of the imjxirter or importer*, to be determined at the time ot u aking entry therefor, either to «ecin* theslulie* thereon, on the same ti-rirti and >t'ipulations as on other goodvwares and merchandize imported, or to give his or her, or their bond, to the Collector of the district, where any such teas shall be landed, in double the amount of duties themip.»n, with condition of the payment of the said duties in tic* gears, from the date of such -bond-, which bond .shall be accepted by suck collect *, without surety, upon the terms following, viz. the teas, for the n, &c." Th»said teas to be -delivered i*pon bond being givea vifii one or more surely- or siHcties f to the s:it inaction of the collector, .** if the same shall not **-.; n person and estate for tbe same, or part thereof remaini uns ali.fied.' Sureties on all bonds given for duties, shall in case of insolvency death of the principal, ' lave and eiijoj the like advantages, prig IIF.RC ANTH.E DIRECTORY* •r preference for the recovery and receipt of the if smcIi insolvent, ur deceased principal, a B ars reserved to the I'nitcd States' • When bonds are prbsectitt d lor lite recovery w" duties due lo tl»e 17. Stales, juginent ro bt' granted at the return irrm. 'r.tilta the defendant sluil iii open court, the United Sta'tei Attorney bei::.: pps»vit, make, oadi or affirmation, that an error' n::- been cwrmiffttd'ii) the Mqnicj; - icn of the duties demanded upon such bond, speijiffiui tli* errors al- leged to liave been committed, and tliit U.esaine ha\e gc< i Bullied, in writing, to the collector of the dUtrict, prior lo the cummchccmei.t of the return term afotesaid. ' On ail bonds upon which suits shall he commenced, an in'ci^r shall be llowed at the rate of six per cent, per annum, from lue time \vhen said b»ndn became niie until the pa\ m< nt thcivof.' Sect. 23. Duties to be paid where (goods are laiulcd, and bonds in be given for secuiiiig ihc dulles, if the whole or part of tlie cargo is destined to different districts. Ports of Entry and DtUvet-if for foreign fess'els. ■Sec 1 . !S. No Vessel not wholly belonging lo a citizen or citizens of . the United Stat&s, shall be admitted to unload al any port or place ex* cejJt the following: New-Hami-shire. Portsmouth. Massachusetts. Poitfand I and l-'ulmouth. New-Bedford, Pighlon, Salem and Beverly GloucfS' \ter Next .burr/port, Marbkheud, Nantucket, Boston aiuiClartestazvn, 1*1 j Mouth, Hath, FrencUinan'9 Bay, Wi-icasset, Macl»ias ? -Penobscot. Hhool-Isi.and. Nenport, Providence. Connecticut: \ London. NcK-Ilm-cn. New-York. Xetc-York. Nf .w-Jf.kse y. \Ptrth-.imboy, Burlington. Penns vlvam a.. Philadelphia. IIe'l'a- | w are. tt\tmington; Newcastle. Poii-Penu. M aryiand. 7>V- uimore, Jnnupedis, Vienna,' i )xford, Ceorgetiiicif^V I'^ionnc ChtMrr- I town-tree*, Nottingham), Nanjt moy, Drgges -landing. Snow-hill, t'ai- 'loUbuigh. Virginia. Arxundriu. Kjnsa'.e, Newport, Tappa- Intnnock, Poii-ltoyal, Fredericksburg"!), CVnanna, York-town, Uot- potnt. Iljinpuin, BtTtoiida-huftdrVd, Caty-pointj RbcKet's landing, Norfolk and Portsmouth. North-I.'aromka. lyilyihuton, New- bern ;>-aufort, Washington 'EJauon, Plaukbridge. Ssouth-Caroli* na. Charleston, Georgetown Bedujflrt. Georgia! Savannaii.Suu- bwtf Brunswick, Fred erica, St. M;irv's. Nor sha'lany vessel from the C'apeof Ooo.l : rlope. or beyond the f*u*; Im? a»!.nit'ed lo enter, except at the [wits in the above lift, w hich aft ilisiiiig'aishcd by italics. Mode ttf trunsucling business at tie Custom Flu: e for tie t,ort 'f New-York. ,-. DU'IY OF MaSiE&S OF \T.SXFLST '«' r l. **. No merchandize to he importer! hi any vessel Fielonitmu; in wl.ylc or .ii pari tj a citizen o; inhabitant of t lie United ^jlali , 4« Joneses New-Y9KK unless the ni39(cr of such vessel shall have on board a manifest in writ- ing, sirtud by lufcb matter or other person having thecommand con- taining the name of the poit or place *here sucti merchandize w« re received, and tlie pott wi.eie consigned or destined to, within the U. State*, particulnrly noting the merchandize destined lor each |>oit res- pectively : and every package on board such vessel to be particularly tl<-M ribed — to w hom consigned, or If to order, with the uamrs of all passengers, dstinguishing whether cabin or steerage passengers, of both, with 1 1, eir baggage, and ajj account of all the remaining sea stores ij any. '1 he form ot i:ch manifest as follows: Hi-port and manifest of the cargo laden on board of the whereof is RMStei ; which cargo was taken on board at burthen tons, built at in the State of and ow ned by merchants at a« per register grant ed at tiie and bound for Marks. Num- ber in- clusive. Pack- and con- tei t>. i ■ " By whom shipped To whom consigned, or if to or- der Place of con- sign ers re- fidence Ports of de» ti na- tion. lit turned Cat go. If any articles of ike outward cargo are brought back, thty are to be deidOed, specifying by ufiom shipped outward, and to whom con- ■tinned inward. Keturn of passengers, and of packages belonging to them respectively. Here insert the vamei of the passengers, and whether cabin or stier* age passengers, with the description and number oj packages contain' ing their baggage, or the tuols or implements cj a mechumcul trade / esse! and Cabin Stores. Here detaii what are remaining. If merchandize imported are destined to be delivered in different districts or |x>rts, the said merchandize to be inserter! in successive order in the above manifest, and z\\ spirits, wines, audteas, being the whole or any part of the cargo, shuli be inserted in like order, dntin« guishingthe port where destined, and the kind, qualitie sand quantities thereof; and if nieichandi/.e shall be imported by citizens or inhabi- tants of the United States, the manifest shall be of the form, and shall contain the particu'ars aforesaid, except that the said vessel shall be dfTribed in manner following: Report and manifest of the cargo laden on hoard the where- of, is master, burthen bound to which cargo was taken on board £t Sect. 4. Exces ive qnantity of sea-stores to pay duty. in addition to the above, the master of every American vessel te make the following — MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Return of seamen on board the called the master, shewing also their names, the time for which there were respectively employed, and the sums retained out of the wages of each Whole num- ber empiijetl.* Names ot' seamen, and the time for which they have been re- spectively employed. Names. | l ime employed. t>umsreui;ie a sum tlf. money equal to their value, and- all merchandize not included in such manifest, belonging or consigned to the master, mate, lojiccrs, or emu of such vessel, shall be forfeited, unless it is made liippeur to the satisfaction of the collector, naval ofiicer, and surveyor, or the major part of them, or to the court on ttial, that no pait was jimsntppcd, except what is mentioned in the report, or that the mani- fot has been lost or mislaid, without fraud, or defaced by accident, or incorrect by mistake. Sect. The master of any vessel, or other person having charge there- i of, belonging in whole or in part to a citizen or citizens, inhabitant or inhabitants of the United Slates, on arrival within four leagues of the c ;i:t, or within any bays, harbors, ports, rivers, creeks, or inlets thereof, to have a manifest on board, and drt demand made by any officer of the customs, first coining on board to produce such manifest and deliver him a copy thereof, signed by the master or other person baring 1 charge of such vessel, and the officer shall certify on the ori- , ginal »hc day and year the same was produced — the said copy to be provided and subscribed by the master or such other person having F 50 JOXrVs NEW-YORK command ; the copy of which is to be compared with the original ard certified by such officer on the back thereof; the day and yt-ar such copy or copies was or were delivered to hint — (he original manifest to be delivered afterward by the roaster to the collector; Provided, that not more than one copy o( d.ch manifest shall be required by any officer or officers w ho shall first come on board, within lour leagues ol the coast of the United SUtes, and one other copy to any officer or officers w ho shall first come on board, w ithin the limit, of any district for which the cargo or any part thereof shall be destined. Sect. The penalty on masters for not producing manifest, and deli- Tering copy thereot to the proper olfictr or officers on demand, or (or rot informing such officer the true destination of such vessel, is five hundred dollars for each offence, and the tike penally is incurred by suc h officer, wno 'ha 1 ! iie:-lc< t nr refuse, to oitily such manifest ; an.l the officer is required to nuke a return in writing, of the name of the vessel and master, oftending in any or ail of the particular-, required, to the collector of the district w here such vessel may be bound. Sect. 11). Any vessel w ithin four leagues of the coast, or within the limits of any district, uploading goods without authority from proper officers, the master and mate forfeit one thousand dollars for euch of- fence, and the goods forfeited, except in case of accident, necessity, or strc s of weal In r, w hich shall be proved before the collector, by the master, mate, and one other officer or mariner. Sect. 'i8. Masters of ves package whatsoever, or any good-, wares or nierchai dize bave bee.i unlade.!. MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. .51 landed, taken out, or in any manner whatever removed from onboard the said since her departure from the said port of extent sucli as are now particularly specified and declared, in the abstract Of account herewith, and that the clearance and other papers now deli- vered by me to tiie collector, are all that I now have, or have hadj that any way relates to the cargo of the said vessel. And I do further swear (or affirm), that the several articles specified in the said mani- fest as the sea-stores for the cabin and vessei, are truly such, and were honajide put on board the said for the use of t life office:*, ere* and passengers tiivreof, and have none of them teen brought and 'are not intended by way of merchandize, or for 'salc, or for any other pur- pose, than above mentioned, and are intended to remain on board for the consumption of the sahl officers and crew; 1 further swear (or ■ affirm), that if I shall hereafter discover or know of any oliier or greater quantises of goods, wares and merchandize, of any nature whatsoever,' tnan are contained hi the report and injnifett subcribed and now de- livered by me, I will immediately ;iih1 without delay, make due re- port thereof, to the collector of th? port or district ot and 1 do likewise sw.-ar (or affirm), that all matters whatsoever in the =.aid report or manifest expressed, are, to the best of my know ledge and belief, just and true, (the following addition to the Oath or affirma- tion is to be inserted in cases rehire the mmiifrsts sh-.di not have been certijird by some qtfi er ofthe custoiiis in manner provided) ; I fui tir.'r swear (or affirm), that no officer of the customs has app! ed for an inspection of the manifest of the cargo onboard the said vessel, and that no certificate or indorsement has been delivered to me oa any jn inife-t of such cargo. Sworn (or affirmed) before me, this > c . , * D clay of J Signed A. B. The master or other person having charge of any vessel having dis- tilled spirits wines or teas, shall, within forty-eight hours afier arrival, nuke a rep >rt in writing to the surveyor, or officer acting a* inspector f)i"th^ revenue of the port, under a penalty of five hundred dollars, the report to be ofthe following form : Jliport of Distilled Spirits, Wines, and Teas, imported i.i the ■ burthen u/tereof is master, finm bound to Jones's new-york Sea-stores, eonsifiing of spirits, wines, and teas. (Signed) A. B. mailer of To Inspector of the Revenue for the port of "Master or otner person having command, neglecting to mate such report, forfeit one thousand dollars. Sect. 31. Ships of war or packets of any prince or slate, not permit- ted by such prince or state to carry goods in way of trade, are not required to make such reports. Sect. Maslttrs of vessels, after arrival and entry, may proceed to foreign ports with g(x>ds, noted on the mam/cat at the time of entry for such foreign port, without paying duties thereon, on giving bond that the said goods shall be actually ic-exported in such vessel to a foreign port, but bonds arc not required when vessels put in in distress. Seet. 34. Masttrof a vessel having goods on board destined to dif- ferent districts, other than the district at which he may arrive, to be furnished by the collector with a c~py of his report, and a certificate, showing on what part of the cargo the duties have been paid or se- cured, and give bond for reporting such goods on which the duties have not been paid or secured ; which copy the master is to produce to the collector of the district w here bound, w ithin twenty-four houia after his arrival, under a penalty of five hundred dollars ; and t lie said bond be cancelled by producing from the collector of such district a certificate, within six month*, of the due entry and delivery of tuch merchandize, in such district or districts. 'Sect. 35. In addition to the foregoing section, the master to apply to the surveyor or in-pector of the port for a copy of his report (where there are distilled spirits, wiacs, or teas on board, to be delivered in different districts,) the want of which subjects such articles to forfeiture, and five hundred dollars penalty on the master. Past-Office Lew. No ship or vessel from foreign ports, or coming by sea from any port of the United States, shall be permitted to report, make eritry, or •bieak bulk, till the master shall deliver to the post-master ail letters under his care, or within his power, other than such as are directed to the owner or o wners of such ship or vessel, and on oath or affirmation, to be taken of such delivery, the master to receive two cents for every letter sodelivered. Form of the Onth. I do solemnly that I have delivered to ti e postmaster of this city, all letters directed to any per-on or persons within the Uni- ted States, which, under my car*; or witl.in my power, have been brought in the my master, from those directed for the owner or owners, consignee or consignees of the said vessel excepted. So help me God. oect. 37. Goods found on board any vessel not noted on the maai- MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 53 fcsl, the master to make post entry, previous to any permit being granted therefor. '. ■ • Packages wanting, or goods not agreeing with the manifest, the m.iJer forfeit « five hundred dollars, unless made appear to the sati*- f-xtion of tiit piincipa 1 officers of the customs, that no part of the < has been unloaded since it was taken on board, exeept such as are noted hi the report, and pur-uant to permits; and that such dis- agreement ari iCS from accident or mistake. Serf. CO. Vessels arriving from any foreign port, in distress, at any put m the United S ates, hot being destined for the same, protest to be made by the master and mate, within twenty-four hours, and Judged at the custom-house, and within forty-eight hours enter h*s vessel, as in all other eases'! and if by certificate of the wardens of the port, of the necessity thereof, the vessel may be unladen, and- cargo deposited in the public store, and re-laden again (except such pan as may be nectary to be sold, to defray the expenses of the repairs of the vessel only, on which the duty shall be paid as in other cases), by permission from the custom-house, free from any other charge than stoia-e and fees to ilu officers of the customs, as in other c_s:;s.' *T "j 1 ' - l t •" "9 y, I • 1 on: .the penary f.>r notdeiivering such manifest, and obtaiiiingaclearar.ee, prfcvijui to departure from such district, is five hundred dollars fof every off-nee. — • The form of such manifest a^ fo lows : Report and Manijist of the cargo laden at the port of c >i hn/iv.f f/ie iiiasier. h"n iri tnr roi'tjOf- l'.ll.k.l .£<..■, l_OiK<«>:i» | \ aln .it tl,C u Numbers. or or j »rt of Q»1*l limits. ! iitiltioO. Afu:rfcst Oath on, dutzsa\- J Curso,. DUfrictof. r \ Kt r .ft • >'■% master or com nandff of the bouml from the p >>t of to do 1 :u .ly, sincerely and truly swear ('•;)• affirm)-, that the manifest of the cargo; on board the said How delivered by me to th* collector of t hi- di trict, and subscribed with iny; nam. , conuhis, according to my bc-.i knowledge and belief, a full, ju-.t and triie account of all the goods, wares and merchandize, actually laden o:i board the said vessel, and of the value therof j and if any • other g*oU?, ware*, or m< n liau'dize, shall be laden or put •nb.r affirm), tha; 1 veril) believe U:t dulici on all tLt. forci^fc JONES 1 ! NEW-TORK merchandize therein specified have been paid, or secured, according to law, and that no part thereof is intended to be re-landed within the United States ; and that it" by distress, or other unavoidable accident, it should become necessary to re land the same, I wiil forthwith make ?. just and true report thereof to the collector of thecustoms of the di»- tnct wherein such distress or accident may happen. So help me God. IMPORTERS OR CONSIGNEES. S«c. 36. Owners or consignees of goods imported, are, within fir- feen days afttr the master's report, to make entry with the collector, detailing the several contents and nelt cost of each package particular- ly, and produce the original invoice, document! and biils of lading, which must be verified on oath, or affirmation, by the said partie?, who must subs' ribe the form of entry and oath as follows : When imported in an American vessel. Entry of Merchandize imparled bartitulars the pail) knows or believes concerning tin -a:in-, to be subscribed by the parly, and where an imperfect en- tr) is matte, either for want of inveices, bills of lading, &c. the col- Lvt .1 to take such merchandiz • into his custody, until the quantity, tuiality, or value can be a.icettained. Sect 37. Every importer or consignee of distilled spirits, wines, or teas, to make a separate entry of the same, specifying the name of Ihe Ye-.»el and master, and ri'ace from whence, the-qunntily and quality, and a particular detail of the che>t«, ca*k', or ve-sels containing the same, wit Ii tin- maiks and number*, which entry, after being certified by the collector, to be produced to the surveyor or officer acting as inspector of the revenue lor the pirt, and all permits granted by the collector for the above articles, shall, prior to the landing of the same, be pioduccd to the surveyor or officer acting as inspector for the port, tor indorsement. Any of the above articles, landed contrary to the above direction, are subject to forfeiture, andfne hundrtd' dollars penalty on the inastei or person having clnrg" of Hie ves el. beet. j'J Goods without invoice, or specification of particular;, io be stored by the collector, until apprised, or invoices arrive, at the' option of the importer. Appraisers tj ascertain and certify at what rate, or percentage, such go:;ds are damaged, but no allowance for damage, unless su>. h appraisement is lodged in the custom-house within ten days after tho landing thereof, accorrtpai.i.d with a certificate of the wardens of tiio port. Fji'iii of Afflruiser's Oath and Certificate Khere a->ods are uiihotd. invoice. We, A. B. and C. D. appointed by the cc'.leclor of a. id to a certain the contents, and appraise the value of tiie merchandize contained in tl>e several packages described in the within or annexed entry or account, dotolcmnly, sincerely and trill* I vear (urqftirm.) that the several articles detailed in the annexed ap- praisement, •'subscribed with our names, contains 1 a true and full ac- count of all the mcrchand'ze whatsoever, cotilain-d in the several pickaaes mentioned in such entry or account, and ihcwvcral prices by usaff»\ed to each article, are to the best of our skill and judgment, the Hue and actual value or cost thereof at the place ol exportation. So help us God. Form of Appraiser s Oath and Certificate nhere goods are damaged . We, A. B. and C. D. appointed by Ihe collector of the district of and to ascertain and app: aise the damage sustained on merchandize imported by in the whereof is master, from do solemnly, sincerelv and truly swear (or (tfbrmj that we have carefully examintd the several packages hcie- MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 57 after enumerated and described, and find Hie several articles of mer- chandize as particularly detailed, contained in the said packages, to have received damage, as we believe, during the voyage of importa- tion, and lhat the allowance by us made for such damages, is, to the best of our skill and judgment, just. So help us God. Sect. 56. Goods not entered in fifteen days, to be sent to the public store, salt and coal excepted, which may remain longer, the ow ner or master paying inspectors — and all goodrso deposited to beat the risk and charge oi the importer — and if not entered, and the duties paid, or secured, witiiin nine months, to be sold (being fust advertised for one month,) the. surplus money arising horn such sale, after the duties and charges are paid, to be paid into the treasury of the U. States, for the benefit of the owners, w ho, upon due proof of the property, shall be entitled to the same. Perishable articles may be sold immediately. . Sect. 60. Goods entered under a fraudulent invoice to be forfeited, or where the collector shall suspect that such articles are not invoiced agreeably to the sum such goods are sold for at the place from whence they are imported, to be taken into his possession at the risk and ex- pense of the importer, until they are appraised ; and in case of prose- cution for the forfeiture aforesaid, such appraisement shall not ex- clude other proof on trial, of the actual and real cost of the said goods, at the place from whence imported. Sect. 67. Packages may be opened in t lie presence of two mer- chants, upon suspicion of fraud, and repacked under the inspection of an officer, and if found to differ from the entry, to be forft ited, unless madeappear to the satisfaction of the principal officers of the customs, or a court, on trial, lhat such difference proceeded from accident or mistake, without intention of fraud. Returned Cargo. Sect. 47. When goods, &c. the growth or manufacture of the United States, shall he returned, not naving been shipped for the benefit of drawback or bounty, no duty to be demanded. Sect. 48. Report and entry of such goods, &c. to be made, and proof by oath or affirmation of the facts thereof, in manner following • Entry of Merchandize exported from the district of in the master, for on the day of hy and returned in the master, from New-York, Marks. Numbers. Packages and Contents. District of ss. Port of . I, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear (or affirm,) that -the several articles or merchandise mentioned in the entry herein annexed, are, to the best of my knowledge and belief, truly and bona 58 jones's new-tork JUlt of the growth, product, or manufacture of the- United "tales, and that lhej were truly exported and imported a* therein expre-sed, and that no drawback, bounty, or allowance- has been made or admitted thereon, or any part thereof. .. ho help mc God. N. B. When the good, so returned have been exported from any other district than the one they may be imported in, bonds to be given by the importer, in addition to the above oath, in the sum of the do- th-*, 'hat within six months a certificate shall be produced from the collector of the cu t >ru- for \\m oi-tnet from whence thev were ex- ported, that such good* were actually » exported— in" default of which, the bond to be forfeited, and the penalty paid. Passenger*. Sect. 46". Entry to be made by passengers, of all cloaths, books, household furniture, tools, or implement of trade or professions, ar- riving in the United States to sc'tlt — which articles are exempted from duty. '1 he form of such en'oy, and oath respecting the same, a, follows : Entry cf H'tciing Apparel, Ire. imported by irt the nutstcf,Jro,n New York, Here the particulars to be inserted. Di«'rict of si. Port of , I, do solemnly, sincerely and truly svear ( or qfirm), thai the cn'ry subscribed by me, and hereto annexed, contains, tj the best of my Knowledge and belief, a just and true account of the contents of the several mentioned m the said entry, imported* in the from and that they contain no g'K>ds, vares, or merchandize whatever other than 'he wearing apparel and other personal baggage (or if the ca>c require), and the tools of the tiade of a!l of which are thv property of v.'lw has or have arrived, who is or are shortly expected to arrive in tbe United State; — and are not directly or indirectly imported for any ether person or persons, or intended for sale.. , ■ So help mc God. If the articles should be entered by any other person tban Iheowner, bond to be given in a sum equal to the aimur.t of what the duties T.ould be, if imported subject to dut_\ — that the owner shall, within one year, verify such entry on oath, or the collector may direct such Lvgnage to be examined — and if any article is contained therein, w hit-b- ought to pay duty, entry must be made therefor, and if an entry is rfiadeas afoiesaid, and upon examination thereof, any article it found therein subject to duty, not having been expressed at the time of mak- ing the entry, it is forfeited, and the person in whose baggage the same sisal; be -found, fotfehs, and shall pay treble the value thereof.. MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. v DRAWBACKS. lfode of obtaining Drawback on Foreign Merchandize. Sect, "5. Merchandize imported into the United Staler, loaf-sugar, fish, snuff, and manufactured tobacco excepted, if exported within unte year from tne paving or seeming the duties thereon, from the ports of original importation, are entitled to a drawback of such duties, ov may be transported coast ways to certain districts, and obtain the drawback", if exported from thence to a foreign port, by observing thj following directions ; Provided, the duties paid or secured on such merchandize shall amount to fifty dollars, and are exported in the original casks, cases, chests, boxes, or other packages in which they were imported, except liquors in cask;, coffee and cocoa in casks or other package*, or unrt fined sugar, which may be filled up out of others of the sa ne importation, or put into new casks or packages corresponding there- with, whicn must be marked and numbered as the originals, but n» change or fi ling up to take place, unless the ca'.ks or other packages ere unfit for exportation, and in no other case: the whole Co be per- formed under the inspection of a proper officer appointed for that purpose. When articles are imported in bulk, the packages in which they are landed shi;ll be deemed the packages of original importation, ai.d must be exported in the same — and all certificates for distilled spirits, vines, or teas, must be given up, or no drawback to be allowed. Sect. 76- Twenty-four hours notice to be given, by lodging an en- try there f r shipping the goods, except ditsiili d spirits, which require but s : x hours : and goods shipped without a proper permit, forfeit the drawback. The form of the entry asfol ows: Entry of Merchandize intended to be exported by ' on board of the xiheref is nutter, for for the benefit of drawback, ulncli vere imported into the district of on the by in the from an. I brought into this district on the in the Num- bers. Packages and Contents. Ntlt cost of ad | Wefg valorem articles I or )U having pai Cuase. jr om Tari and draft, or al- lowance for leakage. When merchandize is exported from the port df original im|>orta- tiou, the following to be omitted in the above — ' and brought into ttiis district on the in the from Previous to any permit being given, proof nui-t be made by the im- porter, and every o'her p *.-s >u through w!.o-e hands such iwr.'han- »! ; ze may have pas ed, ot the due importation, the paying," or securing tue duties, and identify thereof. '1 h" firm of the oath as follows : Oath to be taken on exportation, by the original importer. U tio solemnly, sincerely and truly swear (or affirm}, 60 jones's new-tori: that the articles specified in the above, or annexed entry, were im- ported by or consigned to me, in the whereof was master, from that they were duly entered bv me at the custom-house of this port, and the duties paid, or secured — that tln;y are the same in quantity, quality, package and value, as at (lie time of impoitalion, necessary or unavoidable wastage or damage only ex- cepted, and are now actually laden on board the whereof is matter, ariu lnal tne J' ate ail truly intended to herxjxjrtvd by me In the said vessel, to the port of and are not intended to be relanded within the limits of the United States. So help me God* Oath to be taken by the original importer when goods have been sold. I, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear (or affirm), that the articles specified in tne above, or annexed entry, as unpolled by, or consigned to me, and were truly imported by, or consigned lo ine.ii the whereof if master, from that they vere duly entered by me at the custom-house of and the du- ties thereon paid or secured — that they were the same in quantity, quality, package (necessary or unavoidable wastage or damage only excepted) and value, a time ol sale or delivery to as at the time of importation. So help me God. Oalh to be taken by an intermediate person. I, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear (or affirm) , that the articles of merchandize specified in this entry, w4>e purchased by me from and were sold by me to and that they were not, to the best of my knowledge and belief, altered, or in any re- spect changed in quantity, quality, value-, or pac kage, necessary or unavoidable wastage or damage only excepted, while in my posses- sion, or from the time of said purchase until the time of said sale. So help ine God. Oalh to be taken by an exporter, other than the original importer. . [, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear (or affirm), that the articles specified in ih- above, or annexed entry, were pur- thawed by me of that they are now actually laden on board of the whereof is master, and were at the time of such lading, and are now, the same in quantity, quality, pack- age (necessary or unavoidable wastage or damage only excepted) and value, as at the time of purchase, tl.at they are truly intended to be exported by ine, in the *aid-vessel, to the port of and are not intended to be re-landed within the limits of the United States. So help me God. The exporter to make oath respecting such exportation, and to give bonds before clearance, or within ten days vfler, with securii y, to the satisfaction of the collector, in a penally double the amount of such MERCANTILE DIRECTOR!". 61 drawback, to produce the proof required by law in respect to their be- ing landed without the limits of the United States, within one year if to Europe or foreign dominions in America, or within two years if to Asia 01 Africa. The certificate proper to be produced to be of the following form : I, of the of do hereby certify, that the goods or merchandize herein after described, have been landed in this between the a«d days of from o» board the whereof is at present master, viz. A. B. No. 1 to 10, ten hogsheads. ) Containing H.OOOlbs. C. D- No 3, 6, 9, \!>, four tierces. y weight of coffee. E. F. No. \\, 18, 22,) ' Eight hogsheads, containing 10,000'ibs. 25, 27, 30. 33, 36, $ weight of brown sugar. G. H. No. '2 1 , to 30. Ten chests, containing 700 wt. of hyson tea. t is At - , r ,„ ) Three bales, containing one hundred and 1 K Ao - '' 16 ' l9 > \ fifty pieces of nankeens. Which, according to the bills of lading lor the same, were shipped on board the at the port of in the United Slates of America, on or about the day of and consigned to by of aforesaid, merchant. Given under hand, at the this day of A. A. Oath, or Affirmation of the master or principal officers of the vessel confirming the above. Port of We, master, and mate, of the . of lately arrived from the port of in the United States of America, do solemnly swear (or affirm), that the goods or mer- chandize enumerated and described in the preceding certificate, dated the day of and signed by A. A. of the city of merchant, were actually delivered at the -aid port, from on board the within the time specified in the said certificate. «. Steam for a.Tirmed,] at the city of before me, this day oj Form of verification of tlie above by a consul or agent of the Uniud States. I, Consul or agent o* the United States of America, at the city of do declare, that the facts set forth in the preced- ing c rlificate, subscribed A. A. of the «aid merchant, and dated the day of are !o my knoxikdge, just and true, ■or ate in my opnion,just and true, and desi rvingfuit faith and credit. _ In testimony whereof I have hereunto sitbscriiKd my name, and affixed tl e scul of my office, ct this day of M. M. Consid. If then is no consul or agent, the folloxi ing in the place thereof. W.-, residing in the of do declare, that ■>» G JOWEs's WEW-YORK the frets stated in the preceding certificate signed by A. A. of the said merchants, on the day of are to oiir knowledge just and (rite, or are in our Opinion, just and true, an I Worthy of fuit faith and credit. We also decLre that there is no consul or other public agent Jor the United States of America, or American merchants, now residing at tins place. Dated at the city this day of R. S. T. L. Sect. 82. If any good*, waro:, or merchandize, entered for exporfa- 1ion with intent to drawback the duties, shall be landed within the limits of the United States, the same is subject to seizure and for- feiture, together with t he slrp or vessel, and the vessels or boat> u-ed in landing the same, and all persons concerned therein, upon convic- tion, to suiVer imprisonment not exceeding six month;. Sect. 77. Merchandize may be transported coastways to such parts as vessels arriving from the Cape of Good Hope, or beyond the same, are admitted to enter at, by making the following entry, and obtaining a certificate from of original importation. The form of entry as follows. Entry of Merchandize intended to be shipped by on board the wliereof is master, for to be exported fmm thence for the benefit of drawback, which were im- ported into this distric t on the by in the from Marks. Num- bers. Packages and contents. Cost of a; tides payinsr duly ad valorem. Weight or Guage. Tare ;iml draft or al- lowance for leAar-. -*» Such merchandize to be entered by the consignee, previous to the landing thereof, in manner following: . Entry oj Merchandize transported coastways, for - in ihe whereof is master, from of being exported from the district of back ; which were imported in the district of bn in the from for the purpose for tlw benefit of draw- on the Marks. Numbers. Packages. Contents. Oath, or Affirmation to this Entry f, do solemnly, sincerely, ar.d truly swear or affion, according to the best of my knowledge and belief, that the entry by MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. me subscribed, is just and true ; that the merchandize therein men- tioned, have been duly imported, and the duties thereon paid, or se- cured, to be paid according to law. So help me God. Sect. 78. The certificate accompanying such merchandize, to be produced at the time of making entry, upon which a, permit will be granted for unlading, and if intended lobe exported to a foreign port, the same proceedings to be had as if such merchandize had been ori- ginally imported into the district from whence they are to be ex- ported. Sect. 7.9. Merchandize may be transported across the State of Mew-Jersey, by the following" route to Philadelphia, and exp >rted fvom thence to a foreign port, and obtain drawback : viz. New-Bnins- ■wick, Souih-Amboy, and Lamberton, Bordentowri or Burlington, by making an entry as if transported by water — the siid merchandize to be inspected and marked previous to the lading on board any pac- ket w'- 1 ' 1 intention of transportation as atoresaid, and obtaining a cer- tificate as in other cases; and if merchandize is transported by any other route than expressed in the passport accompanying the same, or if the marks, fastenings, or seals that may be placed thereon, by direction of any officer of the customs, be broken, or defaced, or un- packed, the merchandize in rgspect to which such omission or wrong dqing shall happen, or the value thereof shall be forfeited. In addition io tiie above-mentioned entry, the following shall be made to obtain the passport for transportation, and which is to ac» company such merchandize: Entry of Merchandize intended to be transported by of the city of merchant, across the state of New-Jersey, to Pkiladrhhia. ' ' Marks. Description of Packages'. Contents. »'} whom S p *lt. To whom consigned. Numbers. \ Sect. 80. If goods are exported from the district into which they were originally imported, Ave exporter shall receive from the collector of such district, a debenture or debentures for the amount of such drawback, payable at thp exact time or times on which the duties on such goods shall become due: Provided., that if the duties on such! merchandize shall have been paid prior to an entry for exportation, the debenture shah be made payable in fitteen days from the time of signing the bond ; and the debenture may be made payable to the original importer, when the same shall be requested in'writing, by the exporter, and not otherwise. ll merchandize, having been imported coastways, accompanied by a certificate, shall be exported to a foreign port, the exporter to receive a certificate from the collector of the district from whence ex- ported ; which is to be produced to the collector of the district of ori- 64 JtNEs/S NEVMTORK final importation, and the drawback to be paid at such port, up)a a deb.ur.ure or debentures being granted thereon, payable as afore- said ; but in no case is the drawback to be paid, until" the duties are fcist received. Deduction, cn exportation, is three and three quarters per cent, •n all merchandize, except distilled spirits, which is half a cent per gal'on, and crie quarter per cent, uf the amount of duties. Merchandize imported in foreign ships or vessels, and to be ex- ported therefrom, no part of the additional duty imposed bv law, on account of their importation in such vessels, shall be allowed as draw- back, but the whole of the said additional duty shall be retained, in addition to the rate per cent, by this and former acts to be retained. Mode of recovering drawback on sugar refined within the United Stutes. A drawback of six cents per pound is allowed on sugar refined within the United States; the ex|x>rttr to give six boors notice of such exportation to the surveyor or officer acting as inspector of the (K>rt, and make entry therefor at his office ; also makeoa'.h before the collector, that the sugar so laden on board the vessel specified in such entry, is truly intended'to be exported to the place therein mentioned, and that they believe the duties thereupon have been duly paid, or secured ; and shall give bond to th<; collector with two sureties one of vhom shall be the master of the vessel in which laden for exporta- tion, that the same shall be really and truly exported to, and landed in some port or place without the limits of the United States — such drawback not to be less than twelve; dollars, and is payable in nine months from the date of the bond, provided the certificates are pro- duced of the actual landing thereof at a foreign j>ort ; the certificate to be of the form as in other cases of foreign merchandize. Form of the Entry. . Entry of sugar refined xvithin the United States, intended to be shipped by on board the master, for for the benefit of drawback. Marks and Numbers. Packages and Contents. Quality. Places w here deposited. Oath or Affirmation to the above. I .do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear (or affirm ), according to my best knowledge and belief, that the «ucar specified in the above return, is truly sugar refined within the United States; and I do verily believe the duties imposed by law have been paid, or secured ; that 't ' s now actually laden on board the master, for the purpose of being exported to and is not intended to be re-landed within the limits of the United States. So help me God. MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Sugar so laden for exportation, if re-landod within four leagues of the coast of the United States (unless in cases of necessity or distress, notice of whic".! shall immediately be given to the principal officers of the customs residing nearest to which such vessel may be), shall be forfeited, together with the ship or vessel on board of winch the same shall have been shipped with her furniture, &c. and the ship or vessel into which such sugar shall be unshipped and put. Domestic Spirits. Six hours notice to be given by the exporter to the surveyor or in- spector of the port previous to the landing thereof, by lodging an en- try therefor with such surveyor or inspector — and bonds to be given to the collector in the same manner as in cases of refined sugar; to produce certificates of landing at a foreign port, as in other cases — the drawback is payable in six months, provided such certificates are produced — but no drawback under one hundred and fifty gallons. Form of Entry. Marks and Numbers. Packages and Contents. Quantity., Proof. The oath to this entry is the same as for refined sugar. B.iuntyon Salted Provisions and Fish of the United States. Sect. 83. An allowance of thirty cents per barrel is allowed on pickled fish ot the United States, and twenty-five cents per barrel on all provisions salted within the U. Stales, without any deduction, it" the same shall amount to ten dollars. And in order to obtain such bounty, the ex|wrter to make an entry therefor with the collector — but bo eutry will be received where such pukled fish or salted pro- listfws have not. been inspected and marked a^reeabh- to the laws of their respective states where such laws are in force. Such bounty is payable in six months from the date of the bond to be given ; and in no case, unless the certificates of landing at a foreign port, a; in other cases, are produced. The bond to be in double the amount of such bounty — conditioned, that the s^.me shall be lauded and left at som,s foreign port. Form of F.idry. Entry of intended U be exported fur the bencfdjnf Itunly, by j in tie whereof is masUr. boun I for ivjurks, as branded on Hi" rnsK IN ..Mi KT bar els 'jl»'.m i iption ii rid species of fisfi o.' prdvisioui. Quality. 66 Jones's new-york Oath to be taken by the Exporter. '» do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear (or affirm,) to the best of my know ledge" and belief, that the <1. vgnated in the annexed entry, dated and subscribed with my name, have not been imported from any foreign port or place, but are truly and bona fide (if provisions^) salted provisions, cured wilhin :ue limits of the United States, (or if fish) pickled fish of the fisheries of the United States; that they are now actually laden on board the whereof is master, and are to be exported to and are »ot intended to be landed within tl»e limits of the United States. So help me God. . INFORMATION GENERALLY. Sect. 4.5. The want of certificates of di>tilled spirits, wines, or teas, Mibject such articles to seizure, and fitly dollars fine, if such certificates are not delivered t» the purchaser; and if any cask, chest, vessel, or case, centaining such articles, shall be found in the possession of any f crson without being marked, and not being accompanied with a cer- I < ■ t«', 0>e same U liable to seizure. ( Sect. 44. On the sale of any cask, &c. which has been marked, the marks to be defaced in presence of some officer of inspection or cus- toms, Rnd the certificate of the same to be delivered np under penalty et one hundred dollars with costs of suit. Sect. 50. Goods from foreign ports, not to be unladen but betw een stin-rise arid sun-set, without special license, under the penalty of foor hundred dollars on the master and every other person concerned, dis- ability from holding any office under the government of the United States for seven \ears, and being advertised in the new-papers, with forfeiture of the goods: and if above four hundred dollars, valne of vessel and apparel. Sect. 51. Goods removed befor* gwaged and weighed, and if wines, spirits, or teas, before being- marked, without permission, are forfeited. Sect. 83. Persons giving or olfering a biibe, forfeit from two hun- dred to two thousand dollars. In-pectors and officers of revenue cut- ters may go on board, examine and search vessels, have fre * access to •the cabin, and seal packages; and after sun-Net secure hatches, &c. Persons in chargeof vessels, for breaking fastenings, but in presence of an officer', forfeit two hundred doUars. Officers may seize within ar without their districts; persons resist- ing or impeJingthem, forfeit four hundred dollar". The master or commander of any vessel, that shall obstruct orhin- 'der («»r be the cause thereof) any officers of the revenue, in going on board his ship or vessel for the purpose of carrying into effect any of the revenue laws of tiiw Uuittfd Siatej, forfeits from fifty to five nujO« dred dollars. MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 07 Register Art. Every owner of a ressel, residing within the lmiits of the United States, to swear to the register within ninety clays after its being grant- ed, 01 it becomes void, and the vessel and cargo pays foreign tonnage and duty. DIRECTORS OF BANKS, &c. BANK OF^NEW-YORK. Mathew Clarkson, President. — Elisha Jenkins, [£x Officio."] I. Waddington, Archibald Grade, Robert Bowne, C. JL. Cam- man n, William Denning, John M'Vickar, Thomas Maule, r*eia horn ten to three in the afternoon. Discounts will be done on Tuesdays and Thursdays in every week ; and bills or notes offered for discount must be left at the bank on Mondays and Wedacs ftBUt; under a sealed cover directed to the cashier. The rale of discount is hxed at six per centum per annum; but no dis- count will be made for longer than sixty days; payment must be made in bank notes or specie. Three days of grace being allowed upon all bills or notes, and the discount will be taken for the same. Mon"y looged at the bank may be re-drawn at pleasure, free of ex- pence; but no draft will be paid beyond the balance of accounts. Bills or notes left with the bank will be presented for acceptance, and the money collected free of expence. in case of non-payment and protest, the charge of protest must be borne by the person lodging the bill. Payments made at the bank, must be examined at the time, as no deficiency suggested afterwards will be admitted. Cold and silver coin is received and paid at the bank at the follow- ing rate : Cold at 89 cents the penny-weight. 1 Crown, 111 cents. I 1 pistareen, 20 cents. 1 Dohar, 100 ditto. | 1 English Shilling, 22 ditto. UNITED STATES BRANCH BANK IN NEW-YORK. Cornelius Ray, President. Thomas Buchanan, Robert Lenox, JohH Murray, William Law- rence, Petc r Schermcrhorn, David M. Clarkson, Thomas Btarsall, John [. Clover, Ebenezer Stevens, Charles Lndlow, John Towuwud, Francis B. Winthrop. — Jonathan Burrail, Cashier. JOKlVs K£\V-TORK Rules oLscned at the Bank. The office is open, for tile transaction of business every day in Hie year, (Sunday*, Chri*tmus-Day, Public lasts, Tkanhtgixiiig Days, and the 4//i oj July excepted; from the hour of tut in the nioruing, to three in the afternoon. The rate of diet omit is fixed at six percent per annum, upon notes or bills not having more than sixty day K> run; three days of grace v ill be allowed, and the discount taken for the saim-. Every bill or note offered for discount, must be delivered into the office on the day preceding the day of discount, ar.d inclosed in a sealed cover, directed to the cashier, advising tiie name of the per- soii upon whose account it is otlered, &c. Lc. HANH ATTA N COM PAN Y. Daniel hud low, President. Maturin Livingston, Esq. Recorder, ex officio, William Edgar, Paschal N. Smith, Waller Bowne, Isaac Clason, Daniel Phoenix, James Arden, De Wi.t Clinton, James Fairiie, Henry Ruigers, George Seivis, J»jiin Broom. — Henry Wcm-Mi, Ccuhi& John G. Bogart, Attorney ami Solicitor. COMPANY OFFICERS. loteptl Brown, Superintenrlant of Water Works. Sanmel lloyt, Collector of Water Works. Office hours from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. every day in th? yeir, Sun- davs, Christmas-day, New-Year's day, 4th of July, and Public Fatts and Thanksgiving-days, excepted. Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays; notes offered for discount to be presented on Saturdays and Wednesday s. UNITED STATES BANK, AT PHILADELPHIA. Thomas Willing, Presidrnt. James C. Fisher, Robert Smith, Archibald M'Call, Abijah ILm- xrtond r - Samuel Breck, Elias B mdinot, J G. WachsiBUtn, Abijai Dawes, Joseph Sims, Isaar Wharton, Samuel & rates, Thomas Ewing, J jhn Lawrence, George Fox, Paschal HoMingworlh, J. C. Yanden- hetcel, James M'Clurg, Paul Siemon, William l iighman, Henry Pratt, William Philips, jun. John Ruthen'otu, Gabriel W. Ludlow, Jacob Read. — G. Simpson, Cashier. BANK OF ALPANY. Jeremiah Van Rensselaer, President. Simon Dewitt, Dudley Walsh, Stephen Lush, Barcnt G Slaa'?, Abraham Ten Brook, Abraham Yan Vechten, Samuel Hill, George Pearson, Philip S. Van Rensselaer, Daniel Hale, Enoch Leot.aru, Jcjnes Caldwell.— Garret Van Schaick, Cashier. MIRCAKTILE DIRECTORY. 69 BANK OF COLUMBIA. Stephen Paddock, Pi trident. Samuel B. Webb, Jacob V. Van Rensselaer, James Hyat, Benjamin Alien, William Ashley, Reuben FoUtr, Samuel Edmonds, Elisha Wil- liams, Cotton Gelston, William 1). Van Ness, Daniel Penfield, James Nixon, jun. — James Nixon, Cashier. MERC1IAN US BANK. Joshua Sands, President. Richard Varicfc, Joshua Jones, Peter Jav Munro, John Kane, Wil- liam W. Woolsey, Thomas Storm, John Hone. Henry VVyckofT, Isaac Hicks, James Roosevelt, Henry A. Coster, G' 11. Van Wagenen, John Taylor, Isaac Cock, David Lydig. — L\nde Catlin, Cashier. JERSKY BANK. A.masa Jackson, President. John Griffiths, j-m. IJ< njamin Strong, Isaac Kibbe, Selah Strong, James Thompson, John 13. Murray, James Heard, Sylvester Robin- son, Aaron Ogden, William S. Pennington. — John Low, Cashier. NEW- YORK STATE BANK. John Ta) lor, President. Thos. Tillotson, Abraham G. Lansing, P. Gansevoort, jun. Elkanah Watson, Franc's R'oodgood, Rich. Lush, Gilbert Stewart, John D. P. Douw, John R. Bieecker, T. Mather, Jas. Kane, Yale*, Cashier., Comptroller of the Stale, is ex officio, one ol'lhe directors. FARMER'S BANK, (Lansirn*burgh ) John D. Dickinson, President. Guert Van Schoon ho v en, Elijah Janes, Samuel Stewart, William Bradley, J. Hictok, Townsend M- Coon, Jonathan Burr, Daniel Mer- ritt, George Tibbets, John Woodworth, Ephraim Morgan, Thomas Hillhouse. — Hugh Peebles, Crshier. NEW-YORK INSURANCE COMPANY. Charles M'Evers, President. Hugh Aiidcrson, Secretary." UNITED INSURANCE COMPANY. John Delafie'd, President. Josepti Stansbviry, Secretary. COLUMBIAN INSURANCE COMPANY. PaM .ial N. Smjth, Pr^.sideuU Joseph Sands, Secretary. WASHINGTON MUTUaT~ASSURANCE COMPANY. John Bogart, President. Elbert Herring, Secretary. to JOKES's KET7-T0RK MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY. Robert ljennx, President. Samuel Boyd, Secretary. MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY IN NEW-YORK. M illiain Neitson, President. Monson 11a) t, Secretary. COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Jamis WaUon, President. Oliver 11. HiO'.s Secretary. GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. THOMAS JEFFERSON, President of the Untied Stales, and Commander in Chief of tht Arnuian-i Navy thereof geo Roe cLiN'i on, Vice-President, and President of the Senate Hen ators Neu- Hampshire, Sirneon Olcott William Fiimier. Massachusetts. John Q. Adams, Timothy Pickering. Rhode-Island. Arthur Fen ner, jun. (fine vacant) Connecticut. J^mes Ililliiouse, Uriah Traccy. Vermont. S'ephen B. Bcadiey, Israel Smith! N Jackson. Kentucky. lobn Brackenridge, John Bsc w n. Tennessee, William Cock, (one vacant.) Ohio. lohn Smith, and 1'homas Wurlhington. MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Secretary Samuel A. Otis. Clerk John A. Graham. Chaplain. Rev. Mr. M'Cormick, Don /•- fcecper . . . J a m es M a t hers. Messenger Cornel i lis M a\ well . Representatives N A 1 11 AN I EL New- Hampshire. (5) Samuel Tenney, Samuel Hunt, Clifton'Clagget, David Hough, Silas Beiton. Massachu&ettS, (17) Wil.iam Eusiis, Samui 1 I hatcher, Joseph 13. Varnum, Phanuel Bishop, Richard Cutts. Stth Hastings, Menassah Cutler, Peh'g Wads wo, th, Lemuel William*, Jacob Crowninsbield, S.tmuel Lamed, Ebenezer Seaver, William Stedham, Thomas Dwight, Nahum Mitchell, Pliineas Bruce, Samuel Taggart; Rhode- Island. (2) Joseph Stanton, jun. Nehemiah Knight. Connecticut. (7) John C. Smith, Roger Griswold, Samuel W. Dana, Benjamin Talinadgi*, John Davenport, juu. Calvin Goddard, Simeon Baldwin. V'er.nunt. (4) Gideon Ohn, Chamberlain, James Elliott, Martin Chittenden. of the United State-s. MACON, SPEAKER. \ez-York. (IT) George Clinton, jun. Sanfud Biker, Philip Van Corllandt, David Thomas, Kilhan Van Rensselaer Andrew M'Cord, Daniel C. Verplank, Beriah Palmer, IV ni .s Sammons, Erasuts Root, John P,.tte:son, Oliver Phelps, JoshuavSand*, I Henry W. Livingston, • George Tibbits', ■ Gaj lord Griswolil. John Canttne, (resigfletU} New-Jersey. (6) j William Helm*, Henry Southard, Ebenezer Elmer, K/ra Darby, John Lambert. ! James Sioafn. Pennsylvania. (IS) Michael Leib, Robert Brown*, ' Isaac Van Hurne, ; Frederick Conrad, Joseph IJeister, Andrew Greig, • John A. Uanua • jolui Smilie, John Stewart, William Htige, Jo, 'pri Clay, Jacob fiichardtj l-aac Anderson, Vuliri Whitehill, 72 Jones's new-Yohjc David Bard, William I'indley, John B. C. Lucas, • John Rhea, Delaware. (!) Caesar A* Rodney. Maryland. (9) Joseph II. Niuwison, Joiiu Archer, Roger Nelson, Waiter Bo wit-, John Demur, Jol.n Campbell, Thomas Plater, i !iam MacCreerv, N. R. Moore. Virginia. (J22) John Randolp.i, jun. Jol.n Smth, ' i John Ciopton, John Dawson, John G. Jai k on, John V\ . Eppr>, Christopher CJ>rk, David llolmis, Edwin Grav, Anthony New, f Thomas Claiborne, Thomas Newton, jun. Abraham 1 rigg, Mathew Clay, Fhilip R. Thomson, Thomas M. Randolph, Joseph Lewis, jun. \\ alter Jones, Paterson Goodwin, James Stephenson, Thomas Lewis, Thomas Gritfin. North-Carolina. (12) Nathaniel Macon, Clerk to the House. Chaplain Serjeant at Arms.. Door-Ketptr Willis Alston, N chard .Stanford, James Ho land, Samuel D. Puniance, Mar.naduke U dliam*, 1 homas W miiis, Wil iani Biarklcdge, Na!h ;niel Alexander, Jj>iu!i \A innston, William Kennedy, J«.me»Gillesp.i . Soul/ -Carolina. (8) William b ; .er, Thomas Liwddes, ' Benjamin llufc,er, Hiciiard \\ inn, Levi Casey, Wade Hampton, rhuma* Moore, John B. Earle. Georgia. (4) David Meriwether, Peter Earl\ , Samuel Hammond, John Miiit-.i.e. Kuiiucky (6) lohn Fow .t, Mathew Walton, lohfi Bovle, Thomas Sand ford, G. M Bedinga, Mathew Lyon. v Tennessee. (3) William Dickon, George W. Campbell, John Rhea. Ohio. (1) feremiah Morrow. vYiliiam Lattimore, Delegate from tiie Mississippi Tcmtory. John Beckiry. . Rev. Mr. Bentley. .Joseph Wheaton. John Claxton. DEPARTMENT OF STATE. James MAddison Secretary of State. ■ Chief Clerk. ' MERCANTILE DIRECTORY* 73 DEPARTMENT OF WAR. Henry Dearborn, Secretary. William Simmons, Accountant. • Tench Co\e, I'm veyer of Public Supplies. William Irving, Superintendant of Military Stores. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Albert Gallatin, Secretary of the Treasury. Gabriel Duval, Comptroller. Richard Harrison, Auditor. William Miller, Commissioner of the Revenuei Thomas Tudor Tucker, Treasurer. Joseph Nourse, Register. NAVAL DEPARTMENT. Robert Smith, Secretary. 1 nomas Turner, Accountant.' CUSTOM-HOUSE OFFICERS IN THE PRINCIPAL TRADING TOWNS IN THE UNITED STATE'S. For the State of Nezv- Hampshire. Portsmouth Joseph Whipple, Collector; Nathaniel Fulsome, Naval Officer 5 , Surveyor. For the State of Massachusetts. Bo-TON'and Chau lestown.... Benjamin Lincoln, Collector; J. Low!), Naval Officer; T. Meivil, Surveyor. Penobscot Josiah Hook, Collector. For the State of Rhode-Island. Newport William Ellery, Collector ; Waller Nichols, Naval- Ofncec ; John'Slocum, Surveyor. ^ Providence Jeremiah Olney, Collector; Ebenezer Thomson, Naval Officer; Win. Barton, Surveyor. For the State of Connecticut. Nf.w-I.ondos Jed.diah Huntington, Collector ; Nathaniel Ri- chard', Surveyor. New-Haven. ...Abraham Bishop, Collector. MiodXetown.. ..Alexander Wollcott, Collector. -For the State oj Nezv-Tork. New-York David Gel.ton, Collector; bamuel Osgood, Naval- Officer; William S. Smith, Surveyor. For the Stale of New- Jersey. Perth-Am hoy John Heard, Cyliectoi and Inspector. For the State of Pennsylvania. • ' Philadelphia Peter Muhlenberg, Collector; William Jack- son, Naval-Officer; William M'Pherson, Surveyor. H Jones's new-york For the State of Delaware. Wilmington. ...George Bush, Collector. For the State of Maryland. Baltimore Robert Purveyance, Collector; Daniel D'/zit-r, Naval-Officer; Robert Ballard, Surveyor. For the State of Virginia. Norfolk and Portsmouth \V. C. Nicholas, Collector; Philemon Gateuood, Naval-Officer; Daniel Bedin^ar, Surveyor. Suffolk John Driver, Surveyor. Smithfield Copeiand Parker, Surveyor. Bermuda Hundred, or City Point \Yilliamileth r Collee- tor; Christopher Roan, Naval-Officer. Petersburgh John Shore, Collector. "York-Town Abraham Archer, Colla tor. Port-Royal George Callett, Surveyor. Fredericksevrgh Thomas M offal t, Surveyor. Yoscamico, River, including Kinscale Vincent Redman, Collector. Dumfries, incIudingNEwpoRT Richard Manhall Scott, Col- lector. Alexandria J. Fitzgerald, Surveyor; W. Gray, Collector. For the State of North-Carolina. Wilmington S. Bloodgood, Collector ; Carleton Walker, Na- val-Officer; Thomas CallanHer, Surveyor. Newbern-Creek James L. Shannonhouse, Collector. Beaufort Benjamin Cheney, Surveyor. Washington.... Nathan Keais, Co'lector. Edenton Samuel Tredwell, Collector. JfASdUOTANK RivEk Mathew E. Sawyer, Inspector. For the State of South-Carolina. George-Town.... John Oakley, Collector. Charleston J Simons, Collector; William Hoyt, Naval-Of- ficer; Ed%vard W'ey man, Survey or. For the State of Georgia. Savannah Thomas Joluison, Collector; Lacklin M'Intosh, Nava.-Officer; John Berrian, Surveyor. For the State of Tennessee. Massac Daniel Bissell, Collector. MINISTERIAL AND CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS BY THE UNITED STATES. In the United Kingdom of Great-Britain ami Ireland. James Munroe, Minister Plenipotentiary. — David Lenox. Agent for American Seamen, in London. — George VV. Irving. Consul at Loodon, and Agent lor managing claims for spotwSaas-^Kfits Van- MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 73 derhorff, Consul at Bristol.— Robert W. Fox, Consul at Falmouth.— James Maury, Consul at Liverpool.— Thomas Auldjo, Vice-Consul at Poole and Covres.— George Knox, Consul at Kingston upon Hull.— Joseph Wilson, Consul atDublin — James Holmes, Consul at Belfast. — John Church, Consul at Cork.— John Elmslie, Consul at Cape of Good Hope— John C. Murray, Consul at Glasgow.— John Cassels, Consul at Edinburgh and Leith.— William J. Miller, Consul at Cal- cutta.— John Gavino, Consul at Gibraltar — Joseph PeeUs, Consul at Malta.— John M. Baker, Consul for the Islands of Minorca, Majorca and Yvica. To France and her Dominion.- John Armstrong, Minister Plenipotentiary. — Thomas Sumpter, Secretary of the Tepation. — Fulwar Skip with-, Agent at Paris. — Isaac Coxe Barnet, Agent at Havre de Grace. — John Mitchell, Vice-Agent at Havre de Grace — Edward Jones, Agent for Guadaloupe. — Wil- liam Buchanan, Agent at the Isle of France and Bourbon. — Etienne C atlialan, Agent at Marseilles. — Thomas Patterson, Agent at Nantz. John Anderson, Agent for the port of Cette. — Aaron Vale, Agent for L'Orient — T nomas Lavell, Agent at La Rochelle. — Francis Cotfvn, Agent at Dunkirk. — William Lee. Agent at Bordeaux. — Henry Wil- son, Agent at Ostend.— Thomas Ab'jrn. Agent at Cayenne. — David Easton, Consul at Martinico. — David Ridgway, Agent at Antwerp. In Spain and her Dominions. Charles Pinckney, Minister Plenipotentiary. — Moses Young, Con» sul at Madrid — Joseph M, Isnardi, Consul at Cadiz. — Robert Mont- gomery, Cones, Consul at Hamburgh. Wi< he!hou=en, Cm- tul at Bremen.— Phdip Mark, Consul at I ranconia.— \\ illian. Biggin, Consul all rieste. In Sweden, Robert C. Gardner, Consul at GoUenburgh. In Russia. Levitt Harris, Consul at St. Petersburgh.— William Clarke, Con. Jw ai E mbden. In the Italian It, public Thomas Applehm, Consul at leghorn. — John Malthieu, Consul at Naples. — John B Sartori, Consul at Rome. — Joseph Barnes, Consul in the Island of Sicily. To the Barbarji Powers. Tobias Lear, Consul-General. — Jaines I.. Carthcart, Con'iil at Al- giers. — James Simp«on, Consul at Morocco. — William Stewart, Con- sul at Smyrna, in the Levant. MINISTERIAL AND CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS BY FO- REIGN POWERS TOTII&UNITED STATES. By Greai-lirilain. ' Antbonv Merry, Minister Plenipotentiary. — Thomas Barclay, Con- sul-General for the Eastern States. — Piiineas Bond, Consul-General for the M'ddk* and Southern States. — Thomas M'Donough, Consul forNew-Ilamp-liTi*, Massachusetts, and Rhode-Island. — John Bret-se, Vice-Consul for Rh < T t-!sland. — I >hn B. Gilpin, Consul for Connec- ticut. — Gabriel Wood, Consul at Baltimore. — Benjamin Moodic, Con- sul for North-Carolii'.a, Sauth Carolina, and Georgia. From France. Louis Andre Pichon, Charge d<* Affaires and Comnvssary Gene- ral of Commercial Relations. — Citizen Oster, Viee-Comiv(jsliSiry of do. for Virginia. — Charles Franeois Liot, Commissary of do. tut Pennsvl- vania and Delaware — Antoir.e V. G. Rev, Commissary of do. for New-York. — Citizen Sotin, Commissary of do. for Georgia. — Citi- zen Joseph Marie Lequinio Kerblay, Commissary of do. for R,io<'e- lsland. — Marc Antoine Alexis Giraud, Commissary of do. for New- Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode-Lland and Connecticut. — Citizen Martel, Cdmmhsary of do. for Kei »>K ky. From Spain. Mirquis de Casa Yrujo, Minister Plenipotentiary. — Don Valentine de Foranda, Consul-General. — Don Fausta de Foranda, Vice do. — MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. n Don Thomas Stoughton, Consul-General, resident at New-York. — Don Juan Stoughton, Consul for New-Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, and Rhode-Island. — Don Felipo Fatio, do. for Pennsylvania. — Don Antonio Argute Yillalobos, do. for the States of Virginia and Kentucky. — Don Juan B. Barnabeu, do. for Maryland. — Don Diegio Morphy, do. for the States of North-Cauolina, South-Ca- rolina and Georgia. From Portugal. Ignatius Palyart, Consul-Genera!. — James Vercnocke, Vice do. for S. Carolina. — James Barry, Vice do. for Maryland and Virginia. — Richard Codman, Vice do. for Massachusetts. — Joaquim Monteiro, for the State of New-York and Eastern States. From the Bataxian Republic. R. G. Van Polanen, Minister Resident. — Adrian Valck, Consul for Maryland and Virginia. — Jan Rosmen Graves, do. for SoMli-Caro- lina and Georgia. — J. H. C. Heineken, Commercial Agent for Penn- sylvania. — Diederick Larrouwer, Vice-Consul for Massachusetts and New-Hampshire. From Dnmenrk. Blicher Olson, Minister Resident. — Jacob Eberhard August Stein- meitz, Vice-Consul for South-Carolina. — William Scarborough, do. far Georgia. — Erich Bollman, do, for Pennsylvania. — John Boutz, do. for North-Carolina. — John Spendler, do. for Connecticut. — John Hammekin, do. for New- York. — Joseph Winthrep, do. for South- Carolina. — Peter Collin, do. for Maryland. — Jonathan Swift, do. for District of Columbia. From Sweden. Richard Soderstrom, Consul-General. — Joseph Winthrop, Vice- Consul for Charleston. S. Carolina. — Jonathan SwifS, do. for Columbia and the Ports on the Potowmac. — Charles F. Deyen, do. for New- Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Rhode-Island — Henry Gahn, do. for New- York and Connecticut. — John Cowper, do. for Virginia, except the Ports on the Potomac. — John Buritz, do. for North-Carolina." GOVERNMENT OF THE MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY. W illiam C. C. Claiborne, Governor. Cato West, Secretary. Tbomas Rodney, Chief Justice. INDIANA TERRITORY. William H. Hf'nson, Governor. John Gibvm, Swectwy. Thomas T. Davis, Chief Justice. 78 • JOVES'B NEW-YORK JUDICIARY OF THE UNITED STATES. SUPREME COURT. John Marshall, Chief justice William Cushing. William Patterson, Samuel Chase, Bush rod WasFi- ington, and W illiam Johnson, Associate Justice*. Levi Lincoln, AUomrv-General. EliasB. Caldwell, Clerk. ' - DISTRICT OFFICERS. Maine District. David Sewell, Judge. Silas Lee, Attorney. Thomas G. Thorn- ion, Marshal. Neiv- Hampshire District. — — — , Judge. David Humphreys, Attorney. Michael M'Clary, Marshal. Alassachusetts District. John Davis, Judge. George blake, Attorney. Samue! Bradford, Marshal. Jtliode-Island District. Bavid L. Barnes, Judge. David Howell, Attorney. William Peck, Marshal. Connecticut District. "Richard Law, Judge. Pierpont Edwards, Attorney. Joseph Wil- cox, Marshal. fermont District. Elijah Paine, Judge. David P.w, Attoraey. John Willard, Marshal. Ntm-Yo'rk District. John S'.oss Hobart, Judge. Nathan Sandford, Attorney. John.. S.vartwout, Marshal. Nevt-Jersey District. Ruber! Morris, Judge. Joseph M'1 1 vane, Attorney. Oliver Bar- iiett, Marshal. . \\ Pennsylvania District. Richard Peters, Judge. Alexander J. Dallas, Attorney, John Smith, Marshal. Delaware District. Gunning Bedford, Judge. George Read.jun. Attorney. Joel Levis, Marshal. / • Man/land District, James Winchester, Judge. Zebuloo Hollingsworlh, Attorney. Tho- mas Rutttr. Marshal. Columbia District. William Kilty, Chief Judge. Walter Jones, jun. Attorney. Daniel C. Brent, Marshal. f irgi.nia District. Gyros Griffin, Judge. John Mjnroe, Attorney. Andrew Moore Marshal. i MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. ■ Potomac District. Walter Jones, Attorney, William Biker, Marshal. Kentucky District. Harry Innis, Judge. Joseph H. Daviess, Attorney. Joseph Croe- kette, Marshal. North-Carolina District. Henry Potter, Judge, Benjamin Woods, Attorney. John S. West, Marshall South-Carolina District. Thomas Bee, Judge. Thomas Parker, Attorney. Charles B Coch- ran, Marshal. Georgia District. William Stevens, Judge. David B. Mitchell, Attorney. Eenja- inan Wall, Marshal. Tennessee District. John M'Nairy, Judge. William P. Anderson, Attorney. John Childress, jun. Marshal. Ohio District. Charles William Byrd, Judge. Michael Baldwin, Attorney. David Zeigler, Marshal. Orleans District. ■ Dominic A. Hall, Judge. Mahlone Dickerson, Attorney. POST-OFFICE. Gideon Granger, Postmaster-General. k Abraham Bradley, Assistant. . DEPUTY POST-MASTERS IK THE CAPITAL TQWNS OF THE UNITED STATES. Massachusetts — Portland, Samuel. Freeman. New-Hampshire. — Portsmouth, Mirk Symes. Massachusetts. — Boston, Jonathan Hastings. Connecticut — Hartford, Ezekiel Williams. New-London, Timo- thy Green. Norwich, Chr. Lt ffingwell, jun. Rhode-hland. — Providence, Benjamin West. Newport, John Ri- chardson. New-York. — New- York City, Theodorus Bailey. - New-Jersey. — Newark, Mathias Day Pennsylvania — Philadelphia, Robert I'atton. Delaware. — Wilmington, Jacob Broome. M try'.ttnd. — Baltimore; Alexander Furnival. Virginia. — Alexandria, Robert M'Crea. North-Carolina. — Edenton, Lemuel Standin. Wilmington, John Bradiey. South-Carolina. — George-Town, Abraham Cowen. Charleston, Thomas W. Bacon. Georgia. — Savannah, Alexander Watt. 80 jones's new-york COMMISSIONERS OF LOANS. New- Hampshire, W liliam Gardner. Massachusetts, Thompson J. Skinner. Hhode- Island, Jabe^ Bo wen. Connecticut, William Imlay. New-York, William Few. New-Jersey, James Ewing. Pennsykaiua, Stephen Moylan. Delaware, John Stockton. Maryland, Edward Hall. Firginia, John Hopkins. North-Carolina, Sherwood Haywood. South- Cumlina, Isaac Neufville. Georgia, James Alger. SUPERVISORS FOR COLLECTION OF DUTIES ON SPIRITS. New-Hampshire, Nathaniel Rogers. Massachusetts, Jonathan Jackson. llhode- Island, John S. Dexter. Connecticut, Ephraim Kirby. Vermont, John Willard. New York, Samuel Osgood. New-Jersey, James Linn. Pennsylvania, Tench Coxe. Delaware, George Fricit. Maryhmd, John Kilty. Virginia, Edward Carrington. North-Carolina, William Polk. South-Carolina, — — Georgia, John Mathews. Olrio, James Morrison. Tennessee, John Overton. OFFICERS OF THE MINT. Elias Botidinot, Director. Benjamin Rush, Treasurer. Henry Voight, Chief Coiner. Robert Scott, Engraver. GOVERNORS OF THE DIFFERENT STATES OF THE UNTON. Georgia — His Excellency John Milledge. South-Carolina — His Excellency James Burchill Richardson, North-Carolina — His Excellency James Turner. Tennessee — His Excellency John Sevier. Ktmucliy — His Excellency Christopher Greenup. MERCANTILE BIRECTORT. , 81 Ohio — Tin Excellency Edward Tiffin. Virginia — Hi"? Excellency John Page. Maryland — His Excellency Robert Bowie. Delaware — His Excellency Nathaniel Mitchell. Pennsi/hania — HiS Excellency Thomas M'Kcan. New- Jersey — His Excellency Joseph Bloomheld. ' New-York — His Excellency Morgan L*»wis. Vermont — His Excellency Isaac Tic h nor. Connecticut — Mis Excellency Jonathan Trumbull. Jlh'Hle-Island — His Excellency Arthur Fenner. Massachusetts — His Excellency Cal^b Strong. Nei'J-Hampsldre — -His Excellency fcbri T. Oilman. OFFICERS FOR THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. MORGAN" LEWIS, Governor General, and Commander in, Chief of the Militia, and Admiral of the Nary. JOHN BROOME, Lieutenant Governor, and President of the Senate Benjamin De Witt, Private Secretary to the Governor. Thomas. Tillotson, Secretary of State. EHaha Jenkins, Comptroller. •John Wood worth, Attorney General. ' Abraham G. Lansing, Treasurer. Solomon Van Rensselaer, Adjutant-General. Simon De Witt, Surveyor-General ■ John M'Lean, Commissioner of Military Stores. Richard Biker,. Lucas Elmendorph, George Metcalfe, Ebeneaer Foot, — Williams, and William Steward, Assistant Attornies General. COUNCIL OF~aFpO!NTMENT. .7 , His Excellency the Governor, ex officio. Caleb Hyde, Western District. Thomas Tredweli, Eastern. Abraham Adiiance, Middle. , Southern. . COURT OF IMPEACHMENTS AND OF ERRORS. The President of .the Senate, Senators, Chancellor, and Judges of the Supreme Court. Henry I. Bleecker, Clerk. OFFICERS IN CHANCERY. John Lansing, jun. Chancellor. Isaac L Kip, Register. Thomas Cooper, \\ iliiam Cutting, and Pierre C. Van Wyck, A/as* ten in Chancery in the City of New-York. 82 Jones's nt.w-york Anthony Bleerker, Samuel Cowdry, Eraminer*. Richard S. Treat, Thomas Smith, and Jama Van Ingcn, Clerks in Chancery , OFFICERS IN THE SUPREME COURT. James Kent, Chief Justice. Brorkholst Livingston, Smith Thompson, Ambrose Spencer, and Daniel D. Tompkins, Associate Justices. James Fairlie, Clerck of the Supreme Court at New-York. Francis Bloodgood, Cleric at Albany. COURT OF PROBATES. Leonard Gansevoort, Judge of the Court of Probates. Peter Beekman, Clerk of ditto. court of"exc:hequf.r. Daniel D. Tompkins, Judge 'f the Court of Exchequer. William Pupham, Clerk of ditto. CIRCUlTcOURT. John M'Kesson, Clerk of the Circuits. COMMISSIONERS OF HIE LOAN-OFFICE. The Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Speaker of the Asiembly, Secretary of the State, Attorney-General, Treasurer of the State, and Comptroller of the State. COUNCIL OF REVISION, The Governor, Chancellor, and Judges of the Supreme Court COMMISSIONERS For settling Disputes to Lands in Onondago. Vincent Matthews, James Emott, and Saunders Lansing. SENATE. Southern District. (6) William Denning, Ebenerer Parity, Ezra L'Hommedieu, John Sehenck, Thomas Thomas, and De Witt Clinton. Middle District (S) Jacobus S. Bruyn, Peter A. Van Bergen, Robert Johnson, Joshua H. Brett, James Burt, Abraham Adriance, Samuel Brewster, and Ste- phen Hogeboom. Western District. (10) Mathias B. Talmadge, George Tiffany, Joseph Annin, Caleb Hyde, Asa Danforth, Muses Kent. Lemuel Chipman, Isaac Foote, Henry Huntington, and Jedediah Peck. MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 83 Eastern Distrist. (8) Edward Savage, Jacob Shell, Abraham Van Veghtcn, Jacobus Van -Schoonhoven, John Wood worth, Simon Verier, Thomas Tred well. Henry I. lileecker, Clerk. COMMISSIONERS To nvear all Officers, Civil and Military, in this State. The Lieutenant Governor, Chancellor, Chief Juatiee, Judges of Supreme Court, Secretary of State, Attorney General, Mayor of New- York, and Recorder of New-York. COMMISSIONERS To sxuear all Officers, Civil and Military, in the City of Neiv-York. The Mayor of New- York, Recorder of New-York, and Clerk of New-York. PUBLIC NOTARIES. John Keese, John Wilkes, Jsaac L. kipp, James Creighton, John S. Hunn, William Bleecker, Edward Dui.scomb, Abraham Skinner, William Bache, "1 nomas Smith, Cadwallader D. Colden, Samuei B. Malcolm, Jona. Pearsee, jun Gabriel V. Ludlow, Henry Masterton, William P. Van Ness, Adrian Hegeman, William L. Rose, Nathan Sanforl, Elbert Herring, John T. Irving, Maltby Gelslon, William Paulding, jun. Isaiah Lennington, Wiliiam Williams, jun. Roger Strong, Flatnen Ball, Samuel Cowdrey, Benjamin Ferris, Robert Swan* ton, John W. Mulligan, Edward VV . Laight, Geurge D. Cooper, Johu ■W. Patterson. SURROGATE OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW-YORK. Sylvanus Miller. ASSISTANT JUSTICES To try Causes under tlx Twenty Found Act. Adrian C. Van Sluyck, Samuel Lawrence, Thomas Hertell, Gabriel V. Ludlow, Juhn Ferguson, Joseph D. Fay, Elbert Herring, Samuel Van Wyck. WARDENS OF THE PORT OF NEWYORK. Jonathan Lawrence, Thon-.as Farmar, Eiias Nexsen, and John G vision. BRANCH PILOTS. John Callahan, Jolin Funk, Nathaniel Fu:xk, Charles Swan, John Minogh, William Mmugh, Joseph Ogden, Thomas Williams, Kobeit Rennet, Jolin Carter, James Flinn, Robert Mitchell, John Ming, George Ingraham, John Bush, and Lraei Navarro. 84 jones's new-York DEPUTY PILOTS. John Rider, Michael Counter, Christopher Seawood, John Srfiith, James VY iikie, Peler Sawy er, Robert Hewitt, Peter Hall, John Sea- wood, Samuel Coon, David Mitchtll, EduanI Ming, Nicholas Mil- ler, John While, Henry Brown, William Corn, James Kelso, Samuel Marshal, Hunter Norwood, ai.d Samuel Conrad. PILOTS FOR TIIK SOUND. Thomas Hunt, Samuel Hairold, Hoy stead Hatker, Samuel Ber- riau, Wjiletl Leay craft, and John Havhaud. - U . ..», . INSPECTORS OF 1 HE STATE PRISON. George Warner, William W. Giloert, Robert Bowne, W illiam VfM, John Bingham, and Beijamiu Egbert. I' Richard Seaman, Captain oi thebiale Prison Guards.. . i. -<-. COMMISSIONERS of the ALMS-HOUSE and BRIDEWELL. Richard Furuun, E.ijah Cock, and Thomas Eddy. OFFICERS FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW-YORK. De Wilt Clinton, Mayor. Maturin Livingston, Recorder. Selah Strong, Comptroller. Daniel Piicenix, Chamberlain. '1 ur.is \\ ort- nian, Clerk. Joseph Constant, High Sheriff. John W. Gilbert, David Board, Isaac Kipp, and Amaziah Dusenbury, Deputy Sheriff-. John Burner, Coroner. Ephraim Brasher, Commissioner of Excise. John R. B. Rodgt rs, Health-Officer. David Thompson, Harbor- master. Samuel Miller, Resident Physician. Gardner Jones, Health Commissioner. POLICE OFFICERS. Thomas Beekman and Jacob Delamootagnie. ; Thomas Hazard, Keeper of the Bridewell and County Prison. Alex- ander l^amb, Keeper of the Jail. Hu^h Goble, H'gh yjonstable. John Murphy, Marshal. CAPTAINS OF I HE CITY WATCH. William Van Vart and Nicholas Lawrence, yjaptains of the first, Magnus Beekman and John Fairing' on, ■\{aptains 'jI the second, Jacob Ha)» and George Goodheait, ^japiawK- ot the third district. ALDERMEN, ASSISTANTS, ASSESSORS, COLLECTORS, AND CONSTABLES. j FIRST WARD. Wynant Van Zandt, jun. ALerman. Andrew Morris, Assistant. Jacob I. Lansing and Henry I. Wykoff. Assessors. Cornelius C. Wyncoop, Collector, jaines \V. Green U John Partington, Constables. MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. SECOND WARD. ^Philip Brasher, Alderman. Samuel M. Hopkins, Assistant. John Kane and John Ellis, Assessors. Jeremiah Marshall, Collec' tor. Barnet Newkirk and Samuel Montgomery, Constables. THIRD WARD. James Fairlie, Alderman. Simon Van Antwerp, Assistant. Benjamin Haight and John Vankleek, Assessors. Samuel Bonsall, Collector. James Thompson and Thomas Martin, Constables^ FOURTH WARD. James Drake, .Alderman. » Abraham Bloodgood, Assistant. Peter Bonnet and Willet Coles, Assessors. David Hariot, Collec- tor. Edward Sands and James Crcoker, Constables. FIFTH WARD. Jacob Delamontagnie, Alderman. Joseph Board, Assistant. Frederick Eckert and James Votee, Assessors. William Berria»j Collector. Abraham Manning and John Taylor, Constables. SIXTH WARD. George Janeway, Alderman. Ciaikson Crolius, Assistant. Caleb Pell and John Hopper, Assessors. Stephen Burdett, ColUo tor. John Ackcrman and John Becker, Constables. SEVENTH WARD. Mangle Minthorne, Alderman. Jacob Mott, Assistant. Dr. Samuel Toibert and Jacob Morrell, Assessors. Abraham Van Gclder, jun. Collector. Jonathan Allen and Morris Oakley, Constables. EIGHTH WARD. William W. Gilbert, Alderman. * George I. Warner, Assistant. Samuel Delaplane, and Christopher Beekley, Assessors. Henry P. Earle, Collector. Henry Desboiough and Francis Deklvne, Con- stables. NINTH WARD. Abraham King; Alderman. Jacob Shute, Assistant. John Adriance and Samuel Kip, Assessors. Jacob Myers, ColleC* tor. Henry Low and James Hammond, Constables. OFFICERS OF THE CITY OF ALBANY. Philip S. Van Rensselaer, Mayor. Abraham Van Veghlen, Recorder. Elbe* Willet, Chamberlain. I 86 jones's kew-tork William Fryer and Charlas R. Webster, Aldermen for the first Ward. Peter Fryer and James Bleecker, Assistants. Sybrant Bleecker and Jolin Cuyler, Aldermen for the Second Ward. Coldsborough Banker and Dirck Van SchcUnxne, Assistants. , Richard S. Treat and Heimanus P. Schuyler^ Aldermen for t/tc third Ward. George Hutlon and John Gates, Assistants. Abraham Ten Eyck and Gerrit Bogtrt, Aldermen for the fourth Ward. Mathew 1 rotter and James Hodge, Assistants. James Elliot, City Marshal. OFFICERS OF THE CITY OF HUDSON, IN THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. - Thomas Jenkins, Mayor. Thomas Frothingham, Clerk. Elisha Pitkin, Recorder. Samuel Edmonds, Daniel Penfield, James Hyat, and Thomas Power, Aldermen. Prosper Hosmer, Ebenezer Rand, Claudius I. Delamater, and Jo- athan Begraft, Assistants. LIST OF THE MILITARY OFFICERS t>f the City and County of N. York, with their grades in the respective Regiments. ARTILLERY. Ebenezer Stephens, Brigadier-General. FIRST REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. FIELD AND STAFF. Peter Curtenius-, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. John Swart- irout, first Major. John C. Ludlow, second Major. Robert Swart- vout, Adjutant. Peter Clarke, Quarter-Master. William C. Mum- ford, Paymaster. CAPTAINS. 1. James Manning, 2. Benjamin M. Mumford, 3. Peter Irving, 4. John M'Lean, 5. William L Robinson, 6. Melancton Smith, 7. Va- cant, 8. Vacant. FIRST LIEUTENANTS. 1. William Ixrvett, 2. Robert Suartwout, 3. David Thompson, A. John Marschalk, 5. Freeman Hopkins, 6. Horatio G. Stevens, 7. James Watson, 8. Pierre C- Van \\ yck. SECOND LIEUTENANTS. 1. John D. Miller, 2. Joseph Home, 3. George Buckmaster, 4. Aaron Crygier, 5. John A. Fort, 6. D. M. Hitchcock, 7. Richard R. Voorhis, 8. John Dodge. GENERAL STAFF OF THE BRIGADE. William Boyd, Brigadier-General. MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. %7 William Paulding, jun. Inspector, and Major of Brigade. Nathan Sandford, Assistant Inspector, and Major ol Brigade. FIRST REGIMENT. FIELD AND STAFF. Gerard Steddiford, Lieut. Colonel Commandant. Daniel Dodge, first Major. William N. Stuyvesant, second Major. Stephen Price, Adjutant. William G. Miller, Quarter-Master. Peter Stagg, Pay- Master. John Gamage, Surgeon. CAPTAINS. 1. John I. Watts, 2. Peter C. Schuyler, 3. John G. Bogert, 4. Isaac A. Van Hook, 5. John Barlvarie, 6. Thomas S. Arden, 7. John Win- nick, 8. Joseph I). Fay, !). Stephen Price, 10. John Moore. LItt.TtV.X \" rs. I. Francis M'CtUre, 2. Abraham Messjas, 3. Peter Stagg, 4-. Wil- liam G. Miller, 5. John Bird, 6. Jacob Brown, 7. Edward Byrne, -8. William Maxwell. ENSIGNS. I. E'bert Anderson, jnn. 2. Fisher, 3. Cornelius "Bogert, 4. Ch.irKs (i,ahuui, b, Charles Cutting, 6. Samuel Reed, 7. Richard Reynolds. S KCON I) KEG 1 M ENT. FIELD AND STAFF. Peter Van Zamit, Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Nathan Fur- man, lii-t Major. (Vacant), second Major. Joel Davis, Adjutant. Henry Havens, Quarter-Master. Jonathan Thompson, Pay-Master. Claries Buxton, burgeon. CAPTAINS. ). Laac Pierson, 2 Joel Davis, 3. Joseph Strong, 4. Jeromus John- ion, t>. William W. Todd, 6 Nathan Suyre, 7. Sampson Simson, 8. Gilbert S. Mount, £>. Ebenezer Irving, lb. Hiram Gardner. LIEUTENANTS. I. James Durhim, 2- Stephen Wilcox. 3. Thomas Richards, 4. Gorge We'K - r >- Reuben Bunn, 6. Henry Yosburgh, 7. James Strong, 8. Jonathan Thompson. ENSIGNS. 1. Henry Haven-, 2. William Jone>, 3. Henry Cotheal, 4. Gerardus Camp, 5. Peter Bishop, 6. Mathew Deeker, 7. Abraham Cargill, 8. William A. Davis, y. Patrick G. Hildreath. THIRD REGIMENT. FIELtf AND STAFF. Robert Bosrardus Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. (Vacant), fir* Major. Peter A. Jay, second Major. Edward L. SchicrHle.., Adjutant Abraham BrinckerhojT, jun. Quarter-Master. George Pcinckerhoft) Pay- Master. John Kiddle, ^urgeuii. jones's new-tor« < CAPTAINS. 1. Henry Sands, 5. Joseph Black well, 3 Alexander M'Domkl, 4. Arthur Smith, 5. Nathan Sandford, G. Henry Cruger, 7. James Hewitt, 8. Teunis Kiker, !>. John M. D. Lawrence, 10. Benjamin I. Moore. LIEUTENANTS.] f J - -V^ ' J jNtM|t9ffP 1. Stephen Cooper, 2. Charted Van Orden, 3. John Johnson, 4. John T. Banta, 5. William Berrian, 6. Edward L. Rchieffelen, 7. Henry H. Schieffelen, 8. Abraham Stevens, J. T. Crane, Israel Lpwit, rank not settled. ENSIGNS. Charles I. Graham, Cornelius Myers, Benjamin S. Knap, Stephen Sands, John Post, Isaac Little, William Green, rank of enn .. » settUrl FOURTH REGIMENT. FIELD AND STAPP. G. N.Bleecker, Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Ezrkiel Dode*, first Major, jasper Ward, second Major. Abraham Secor, ArJju* (ant. S\ Ivester L'Hommedieti, Quarter-Matter. Ebon-gar Leg Ret ^ Pay-Master. John Onderdonk, Surgeon. William M'lttlOftlt, 3Ul> geon's mate. CAPTAINS. 1. William P. Mix, 2. John Coflin, 3. Ichabod Prall, 4. Absalom Ferris, 5. James Nelson, 6. John A. Crolius, 7. Clarksoii Croum, 8. Gad Ely. . - ** m LIEUTENANTS. 1. Richard Berrian, 1. Howard Furman, 3. William M. Plnymcr% 4. john G. Johnson, 5. Sylvester L'Homincdieu, 6. Abraham Sccor, 7. J. Purdy, 8. J. B. Fiskj y. E. Morrell. ENSIGNS. 1. j. Neal, 2. A. S. Martling, 3. Bates, 4. Emmons, 5. Cxiprr, C Ely, 7. Bracket, 8. Marvin, 9. — Brooks. FIFTH REGIMENT. FIELD AND STAPP. (Vacant) Lieutenant-Colonel, jonas Mapes, first Major, Com- mandant, johr. W. Mulligan, second Major. Isaiah Leningtori, Adjutant. Joseph Cook, Quarter- Master, jr.mc-i Bailey, Pay-Mas- ter. Alexander L^Anderson, Surgeon. CAPTAIN'S. 1. Anthonv Pell, 2. john Buiin, 3. »: n vr, A E bert, 4. Mos don, 8. Leonard Thorn, 9. Elifha W. JK'ng. \' ' il„.i . .mm li^rijwi* 1 * 1 *!! 11 'I ' ii'-'OMT t1f " < L 1. Ecl'-ard Hitchcock.. - t, 2 Henry Morgan, 4. Isaiah Lenington, 5.*josei>h Cook, 6. Thome Carpenter, 7. Warner MERCANTILE DIRECTORY* 89 Rogers, 8. Hervey Hitchcock, 9. John Sayre, 10. Mark Fowler, 11, Henry 1. Schenck. ENSIGNS. I. jacab Biackwell, 2. William Peck, 3. Elisha Pinckney, 4. Cor- nelius Harsin, 5. William Irvine, 6. Gershom Smith, 7. Ange- Vine, 8. Harris Sage. SIXTH REGIMENT. FIELD AND STAFF. jacob Morion, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Samuel jones, jun. first Major. Lebbeus Loomis, second Major. Bernard Hart, Quarter-Master. Aaron Levy, Pay-Master, David Hosack, Surgeon. John Bleecker, Adjutant. CAPTAINS. LIEUTENANTS. ENSIGNS. 1. Edward W. Laight, , Alexander Bleecker. 2. Francis Saltus, John Forsyth, Alexander Campbell. 3. Andrew Sttcher, John Minuse, Alexander Ming. 4. Charles Snowdon, Wni. H. Shipman, Richard Kingsland. 5. Simon Fleet, Timothy Herbert, Daniel Smith. 6. Anthony Bleecker, John P. Bessonet, ~7. George Richards, Albert Ryckmau, 8. Theophil. Bartow, William Wallace. We have thought proper to arrange the company officers of the Sixth Regiment different from those of the other Regiments, that it may be seen what officer attach to each company. J t must be ob- served that the under officers in each company of this Regiment take rank according to the date of the commission of the officer command- ing the company. SEVENTH REGIMFNT. FIELD AND STAFF. jacob Delamontagnie, Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Andrew Anderson, first Major. Beekman M. Van Beuren, second Major. Daniel 1). Kemper, Adjutant, john Young, Quarter-Master. Ben- jamin Ferris, Pay-Master, jacob S. Arden, Surgeon. CAPTAINS. t. Oorge I. Warner, 2. Gerard Depeyster, 3. William Post, 4. james Cheetham, 5. Timothy Gardner. LIEUTENANTS. t. Koinetus Smith, 2. Charles Christian, 3, Thomas Post, 4. Fletcher M. Beekman, 5. john Downs. ENSIGNS. 1. Samuel T. Wright, 2. Benjamin Waldron, 3. Win. Pinckney, BRIGADE ARTIL1.F.RY. john Ten Eyck, Major Commandant, john N. Grenzebacn, Captain. I 2 *>0 JOXES'S KEW-YORK CINCINNATI OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. • William S. Smith, President. — Ebenezer Stevens, Vice-President. — 1 Leonard Bleecker, Treasurer. — William Popham, Secretary. Gerard Steddiford, William Leaycratt, Jacob Wright. JedediaW Waterman, jonas Addoms, Torrey, White, Sani- ibrd, Piatt, Standing Committee. NEW-YORK MEDICAL SOCIETY. John Charlton, President. — George Anthon, Vice-President. Wright Post, james Tillary, john R. B. Rodgers, Censors. William Hammersley, Treasurer.— Samuel Burrowe, Secretary. Louis Faugeres, john Onderdonk, A. Bainbridge, Daniel Proudfit, John Gamage, Samuel Bard, George E. Ciuseman, james S. Slring- ham, Members. REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OE NEW-YORK. The Governor and Lieutenant-Governor, for the time being, are, togeth er with the following persons, constituted perpetual Regents of Said University. His Excellency the Governor, Chancellor. Rev. john Rodger, D. D. Vice-Chancellor. Philip Schuyler, E. L'Hommedieu, Rev. Nathan Kerr, Peter Syl- vester, james Cockran, A. Van Vechten, Ebenezer Russell, Simeon De Witt, Mathew Clarkson, Zephaniah Piatt, Rev. Andrew King, Rev. William Linn, D. D. jon. G.Tompkins, james Watson, james Kent, Henry Rutgers, john Taylor, Charles Selden. — Arthur C. Beers, Secretary. •SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING AGRICULTURE AND MANU- FACTURES. Robert R. Livingston, President. Ezra L'Hommedieu, Vice-President, john Taylor, Treasurer. Samuel L. Mitchill, and Benjamin De Witt, Secretaries. TRUSTEES OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE IN HIE CITY OP NEW-YORK. Rev. j. H. Livingston, D. D. Richard Yarick, Brockholst Living- ston, Rev. Abraham Beach, D. D. john Lawrence, Rev. Gershotn Seixas, Richard Harison, john Watts, William Moore, M.D. Edwi Livingston, Cornelius I. Bogert, john M. Mason, D.D. Edward Dunscomb, George C. Anthon, Philip Livingston, John Charlton, john Abeel, D.D. james Tillary, M D. Rev. john H. Hobart, Ri^ht Rev. Benjamin Moore, Egbert Benson, joha C- Kunzie, D. D [2 vacant] •—Brockholst Livingston, Treasurer.—- Reverend Dr. Ikach, Secretary. » MERCANTILE DIRECTORY 1 . 91 By the Tr*Jste«^f Columbia College, the following persons were chosen and appointed Professors, to execute the design of that insti- tution. }"^fi Right. Rev. Benjamin Moore, President. Rev. john Bosvden, Professor of Moral Philosophy, Logic, Rheto- ric, and Belles Lettres. john Kemp, L.L.D. Professor of Mathematics, Natural Philoso- phy, Chronology, and Geography. Peter Wilson, L.L.D. Professor cf the Greek and Latin Languages, and Greciaa and Roman Antiquities. james S. Stringham, Professor of Chemistry. FACULTY OP MEDICINE IN COLUMBIA COLLEGE. Samuel Bard, Dean. Wright Post, Professor of Anatomy and. Surgery. David Hosack, Professor of Materia Medicaand Botany, john R. B. Rogers, Professor of Midwifery and Clinical Medicine, james S. Stringham, Professor of Chemistry. W illiam Hamersley, Professor of Institutes. The annual Commencement is held the first Wednesday in May. Candidates for admission into the different classes, are examined oo such days as the Faculty, from time to time, shall appoint. NEW-YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY, john Kemp, Hugh Gaine, Right Rev. Benjamin Moore, Rev. Wil- liam Linn, William Denning, William Johnson, Daniel Phcenix, Peter Wilson, Mathew Clarkson, Daniel M'Cormick, Charles Wilkes, Eg- bert Benson, Trustees. Daniel Phoenix, Treasurer. John Forbes, Librarian and Secretary. The library is open every day, (Sundays excepted) from 9. A. M. to 2, P. M. ' GOVERNORS OF THE HOSPITAL. Mathew Clarkson, President. — Hugh Gaine, Vice-President.— John Murray, Treasurer. — Thomas Eddy, Secretary. J. C. Lettsom, Lond. John Murray, jun. Robert Bowne, Gilbert Aspinwall, William Post, John Atkinson, Walter Bowne, Rev. J. C. Kunzie, John T. Chaniplin, Isaac Collins Rev. Abraham Beach, Thomas Buckley. James Scott. John Burrow, Henry I WyckoiV, Jacob Le Roy, Thomas Franklin. Henry Post, jun. Samuel Mansfield, An- drew Morris, William Johnson, John Bogert. John R. B. Rogers, Samuel L. Mitchill, David Hosack, and Wil- liam Hamersfey, Physicians. Samuel Burrowe, Wiight Post, Valentine Seaman, and Richard Kissarn, Surgeons. John Huyler, Apothecary. — Benjamin R.Robson, Hoinc-Surgeon.. Jotham Po»t and wife, Superintendents. — Isaac Auld, Clerk. 92 jont.s's XIW-YORI NEW-YORK LYING-IN HO#!TAL. Thomas Pearall, President. — Rev. Dr. Kunzie, Vice-President. — Frederick De Pe^sler, Treasurer. — William Houston, Secretary. — Drs. Rubers, Hosack, Hamer>ly, and Mitclnll, Physicians. SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF POOR WIDOWS WITH SMALL CHILDREN. Isabella Graham. 1st Diit\ '.ress. — Sarah Hoffman, 2d Directress. — Catharine l ew, Treasurer. — Mary Ho-ack, Secretary. Airs. John Mills, Mrs. Nathaniel Pendleton, Mrs. Sarah Hubbard, Mr-.. Malurin LivingMon, Mrs. Schuyler Livingston, Mrs. Robert Robertson, Mrs. Sarah Palmer, Mrs. Startin, Mrs. Dr. Rodgers, Miss Esther Boerman, Mtss Elizabeth Robertson, and Miss Mary Stans- bury, Managers. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE MANUMISSION OF SLAVES. Samuel L. Mitchill, President. — James Robertson, 1st Vice-Presi- dei t. — Valentine Seaman, 2d Vice-President. — John Murray, jun. Treasurer. — George Newbold, Secretary. — Mathew Franklin, Regis- ter. — Sehcmiah Allen, Chairman of the Standiug Committee. — John L. Bowne, Secretary to do. — Andrew W T . Cock, Chairman of ttie Bo iru of "i rupees to the School. — Mathew Franklin, Secretary to do. Joi n Murray jun. Chairman to the Committee of Correspondence. — Lusha W. King, Secretary to do. CITY DISPENSARY. Rev. Dr. Rodgers, Prt:ident. — Moses Rogers, Treasurer. — Anthony Bleecker, Secretary. — Hugh M'Leau, Physician and Surgeon. Rev. Abraham Beach, Mathew ClarJcson, Rev. William Linn, John Murray, Moses Rogers, Rev John Rodgers, John Watts, Rev. John C. Kut.zic, John R. B. Rodger.-, Leonard Bleecker, William Jauncey, James Scott, and John Keese, Trustees. KT^ The sf-venr. apparatus for the recovery of persons apparently dead from drowning, are deposited at the following places: — one at A. Van Geldei's, 61, Corilancit-street ; one at A. Bond's, 16, Front- street ; one at A. Van Tuyl's, 94, Maiden-lane, and one at A. Hamil- ton's, 286, Water-street. DIRECTORS OF THE WESTERN AND NORTHERN . CANAL COMPANY. Philip Schuyler, President John Murray, Vice-President. Paschal N. Smith, John B. Graves, John Taylor, Benjamin Min- turn, John Lansing, jun- Robert Bowne, John Atkinson, Peter Curte- nius, John M'Virkar, Gilbert A=pin\vall, and Peter P. Goelet. Thomas Eady, Secretary and Treasurer. MJiRCAKTILE DIRECTORY. GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANIC'S AND TRADESMEN, OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK. John Slideil, jun. President. '• , 1st Vice- President. — Wil- liam G. Mdler, 2cl Vice-President — Augustus Wright, 3d Vice-Pre- sident. — John Striker, Treasurer. — ■ , Secretary. William A. Davis, Anthony Steenback, Francis Cooper, and Abra- ham Labagh, Loaning Committee. Jacob Sherred, Andrew Morrell, Jonathan Wheeden, and Jamtss Tylee, Poor-Masters. SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF DISTRESSED PRISONERS. Rev. Dr. John Rodgers, President. licv. Abraham Beach, Vice-President. Jomi Murray, jun. Treasurer. William Bard, Secretary. TAMMANY SOCIETY, or, COLUMBIAN ORDER. A. C. Van Slyck, Grand Sachem. — John Forbes, Father of the Council. — William I. Waldron, Treasurer. — Janice D. Bttsctt, Secre» tary,— jacob Vandtvooil, Sagamore. nMyw COUNCIL OF SACHEMS. William M.Miney, William Boyd, Samuel L Page, Charles War- ner, John P. Haft", Christian Nestle, Jauies Dulfev, Samuel Cowciry, Nicholas Anthony, William Peterson, Napthali Judah, atul Gcorgp 1. Warner. ►(«.•»*« i . • Jiuiali Hammond, Scribe of the Council. Jacob Peterson, Wiskinkie. GERMAN SOCIETY. Philip I. Acularius, President. — WrHlam Wilmprdintr, Vice-Presi- dent. — I^onard Fisher, Treasurer. — Philip Grtrflj BefefBtftrji — Henry Heysor, Almoner, .jl J >: of David Grim, Jacob Sherred, John B. Dash, John P. Ritter, John Rcmmey, Casper Meier, Assistants, St. GEOUCE's SOCIETY. Joshua Waddington, President John W ilkin, Vice-President •— Samuel Corp, Assistant Vice-President. — John Ferrers, Treasurer.— Thomas D^ves, Secretary. St. PATRICK'S SOCIETY. Daniel M'Cormick, President.— George Barnewall, 1st Vice-Pre- lident.— William Wallace, 2d Vice-President.— William Hill, Trea- surer.— Robert R. Waddell, Secretary. St. ANDREW'S SOCIETY. Robert Leno\, President.— James Scott, 1st Vice-President. — Alex- joses's niw-tork ander I. Hamilton, 2d Vice- President. — John Thomson, Treasurer.— James Tillary, M. D. Physician.— Rev. John Mason, and Rev. Sam. Mi ler, Chaplains. — Alexander S. Glass, Secretary. — John I. Pajtaaer, Assistant Secretary. NEW-YOKK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. John Murray, President. — John B. Coles and Archibald Grade, Vice-Presidents. — Cornelius Ray, Treasurer. — Jonathan H. Law- rence, Secretary. marine society of the city of new-york. James Farquhar, President. — Paschal N. Smith, 1st Vice-President. — Thomas Fanner, 2d Vice-President. — John Thurston, Treasurer.— William NVwlon, Secretary. — ElUha W. King, Attorney — Thcmai P. Smith, Collector. A LIST OP THE PRINCIPAL WHARVES AND PERRIES. In this L>il we hate departed from the Alphabetical oiocr, upon the principle, thai the whurves will be more emily known to strangers, by giving Ihein in the order they are laid out by the cotpo- ration ; first, beginning from the Battery, along the North River , se« coiully, from the same place, along the east River. WHARVES ON THE NORTH RIVER. White's wharf, at the north-west end of Beaver-lane. Rector-street wharf, at the north-west end of Rector-street . Pollock's dock, at the north-wvst end of Carlisle-street. Swartwo-jt's wharf, north- west end ofThames-street. Albany-bason, north-west end of Cedar-street. Jake's wharf, a little farther up. Liberty -street wharf, at the nonh-west end of Liberty-street, Poi\ le^Hook ferry, at the north-wet end of Cortlaudt-slu-et. Lime wharf, a little farther up. Bonsai's bason, at the north-west end of Dey-street. D«*y -street wharf, a little fan her up. Corporation-dock, at the north-west end cf Partition-street. Rhinelandu's dock, at the north-west end of Barclay and Robin* son-streets. Dean's deck, at the north-west end of Murray-street. Rhinelander's ship-yards, at the north-west end of Chamber and Bead-streets. Game's wharf. Air-Furnace. WHARVES ON r l HE EAST RIVER. Whitehall-slip, at the south end of Whitehall-street. Ferry-stairs. XERCANTILE Bl*ECTOnT. 95 Elizabeth-town Ferry, a little farther to the eastward. Exchange-slip, at ilie south end of Exchange-market and Broad-st. Delafield's wharf, a little to the eastward. Old Albany-pier, the next to the eastward of Delafield's *harf. Coenties-slip, the next again alter the Old Albany-pier. Pier No. 8, opposite the south end of Front-street. Pier No. 9, a little more easterly. Pier No. 10, the next a^ain to the eastward. Pier No. 1 1, at the south end of Old-slip. Old-s.ip, near the same to the eastward. Low's wharf, a little to the eastward of Old-^.lip. Baches wharf, between the Old-; lip and Gouvemeur's wharf. Gourerneur's wharf, at the south end of Gouverneur's lane. Jones's wharf, between Gouverneur's alley and Corfce-house-s'.ip. Coffee-house-slip, at the south-east end of Wall-street. Pier No. lfi, at the south-east end of W all-street. Pier No. 17, at the south-east end of IMne-street. Pier No. 18, at the south-east end of Depeyster-street, near the. Fly -market ferry-stairs to Brooklyn. Jackson's wtj:irf, the next above the Ferry-stairs. Lupton's wharf, the next between Jackson's wharf and Burling-slip. Burlin^-slip, the next above I. iptou's wharf. Bowne's wharf, the next above Lupton's. • Schermerhoi n's wharf, on the western side of Beekman-slip. Beek man-slip, on the north-ea>t side of the same. Malcom's wharf, between Beekman-slip and Crane-wharf. Moore's wharf, the next above Malcom's. Clark's wharf, the next to Crane-wharf. Crane-wharf, directly opposite the south-east end of Beekman-st. Byvanck's wharf, between Crane-wharf and Peck-shp. Farmer's wharf, the next above Byvanck's. Peck-slip, opposite the south-east end of Ferry-street. Waiton's wharf, the next above Peck-slip. Rose's wharf, the next above Walton's wharf. Lawrence's wharf, the next above lto-.e's. Fitch's wharf, at the south-ea^t end of Dover-street Kerley's wharf, above Fitch's wharf. Clark's wharf, above Kerley's. Mitchell's wharf, above Clark's. Miller's wharf, above Mitchell's. Franklin's wharf, nearly opposite the south end of Rooserett it. T)e Peysler's wharf, nearly opposite the south end of Jamei-itreet. James-street slip, next above De I'eyster's wharf. New-slip, opposite Catharine-street. New ferry to Brooklyn, next to Catharine-slip. Buckr.iaster's wharf, above the New ferry. Townsend's wharf, above Buckmaster's wharf. 9S JO?JE«'' NEW-TORI? George-street-sltp, opposite the south end of George-street. 1 Rutgers's wharf, next above George-street-slip. Uicks's wharf, next above Rutger» wharf. Ui.tted States navy-yard. Riley's wharf, above Rutger's wharf. Bodlou's wharf, next above Riley's wharf. ■ AiPWfCiMi^^^H Charlotte-slreet-slip, op^site Charlotte-street. Clasdns wharf, the next above Charlotte-street-slip. Mitchell's wharf, between Clason's and Ackerly's wharves. Ai kerb's wharf, between Mitchell's and Buchanan's. Buchanan's wharf, between Ackerly's wharf and Rutger's slip. RutgfcrVslip, opposite the souih end of Rutger's street. M'Crea's wharf, opposite the south end of Jefferson-street. Itomaynt'j wharf, opposite t he south end of Montgomery-street. Air-Furnace, (Youle's) opposite the south end of Scainel-»treet. Valleau's ship-yard, above Youle's Air-Furnace. Gardner's wharf, above Valleau's ship-yard. Crown-Point, at the intersection of Coerlaer's and Crown-PoinVst. b illet's wharf, at the south-east end of DelaBcy -street. A LIST 'OF THE PRINCIPAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS, OFFICES, &c. A. African Church, Chapel, near Provost-street African Free School, 65 Cliff Ail-Furnace, Cortenius', Green-wichroad Industry, do. Union, Broadway Youle's, Coerlaer's-Hook Phoenix, foot of Warren-street Columbian, at Manhattan Water Works Albany Stage Offices, No. 1,5, and 48 Cortlandt-slrect Alois-House, tear of the new City-Hall buildings, between Warren and Clumber-streets. Attorney-General's Office, 12 Wall-street — R. Riker, Esq. Arsenal, Chatham-street, corner of Tryon-row Assurance, (Mutual) Company, Pine-street Baptist Churches, 1st, 43 Gold-street, and 2d, 4 Fayette-street. Bank of the United States (Branch), 38 Wall-street New-York, 32 do. Manhattan, 23 do. Merchants, 25 do. Jersey, Powles-ilook Belvid ere-House, between Clinton and Montgomcry-streete, opposite Romayne's wharf MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Brrdeuell, on the north-east side of Murray-itreet and t!ic new City- iiail buildings Charity School, (Episcopal) Lumber-street, rear of Trinity Church C\t)-Hallii» Wall-street, at the nortli end of Broad-street City-Hotel, by John lovet, 123 Broadway C>ilege, Robinsoiv street and Church-street Coffee-Houses, (Old) at the south-east corner of Wall and Water ST. Tontine, (New) north-west corner of do. - ■ .. 14 Albany, at the Albany-ba on, Greenwich-street American, 1 j6 Green«ich-street Jersey, No. 3 South-street j v ■• Christ's Church, Ann-street, between Nassau and William. Columbia-Gardens, at the west end of Peai i-street, near the Battery Congrcgationists' Church, Warren-street, near Broadway Custom-House, at the South-west end of Broadway, near the Battery D. Dispensary, corner of Beekmau and Nassau streets Dutch Church, (Old) in Garden-street, between William and Broad streets Dutch do. (New) Nassau-stweet, between Maiden-lane and John-st. E. Episcopal Charity-Schoal, Lumber-street, rear of Trinity Church F. French Protestant Church, Pine, between Nassau and William-street; Friends Meeting, (New) Pearl, past the Corner of Cherry-street (Old) Liberty-street, near Broadway G. Gaol, Debtor's Apartment, Murray-street, opposite the east gate cf the Park Gardens, Mount-Vernon, upper end of Broadway Vauxhall, in the Bjwcry American, (Contiot's, Broadway, opposite the Park Columbian, Battery, west end of Pcad-street United States, Broadway, between Murray and Warren st. George's St. Chapel, Beekman-stieet, coiner of Cliff -Street German Calvinist Church, coiner Nassau and Liberty streets H- Hospital, between Broadway and Churclk-street, north-east of Barley K. Kine Pock Institution, at the corner of Nassau-st. aud Chatham-row L. Lutheran Church, corner of Frankfort and William streets Library, City, Nassau-street, opposite the Dutch Calvanist Church M. Methodist Church, in Duane, near Greenwich- it rcet joveb's new-tori: Methodist Church, in John, between Nassau and William-streets Methodist Church, (New) Second, near the west end of Divi,ion-st. Mechanic-Hall, Broadway, corru-r [fc»birison-st. opposite the Park Moravian Meeting, Fair-street, between William and Dutch-streets Museum, Colombian, 1G6 Greenwich-street Mount- Vernon Garden, (Corre's) Leonard-street, near Broadway Marine Insurimce Compam , 45 Wall-aireet N. Jfaval-Offic , in the Custom House ISorth Churcn, William, between Fair and Ann-streets P. Phoenix Assurance Company, 89 Water-street Pau.'s (St.) Church, west side Bryadway, between Partition and Vcsey streets Peters' (St.) Church, corner of Barclay and Church-streets Presb) terian (Old) Church, Wall-street, neat Bioadway (New) Church, between ti e I'aik and Na'-sau-slreet (Scot' ) Cliurch, Cedar-street, between Bioadway and Nassau-street (3d) Church, corner of Henry and East Rutger streets (New) Chord), Magazine, near Elm-street Prison, Debtors, coiner of Chatham-street ami the Park Prison, State, upper end oi'Grcenwich-btreet, at Greenwich Public Stores, 1 13 Greenwich-street Q. Quarantine Ferry-House, 51 Whitehall It. Reformed Scotch Church, Chamber, near Augustus-street Reserve ir for the Manhattan Water Woiks, Chamber-street, opposite the Alms-Hoiise Robinson'* Chanty-School for the Scots' Presbyterian Church, n -r of the Church in Pine-street, between Nassau street and Bioadway S. Seceder's Meeting, Nassau-street, between John ar.d Fair-streets Soup-House, Frankfort street, near Broadway St. Jolsn's Hall, Frankfort-stieet, the upper north-west end St. John's Church, in Hudson-square Sugar Refining Company. (New-York) Church-street, between Sugar Loaf and Leon zn\ -streets Supreme Court Clerk's Office, Old City-Hall Surrogate's Office, No. I Wall-street Surveyor's Office, at the Custom-House Sweep-Chimney Offices, 1 Broad, 63 Bcekman, 21 Chamber, and 43 Oliver-streets Synagogue, Jews, Mill-street, near Broad-street Theatre, in Chatham-row, opposite the Park MERC AKTILE DIRECTORY. Tontine Cotfee-llouse, in Wall-street, at the north-west corner Trjnitj Church, Broadway, opposite the upper or west end olVi all- street U. & V. Universalist's Meeting, Rose, near iYarl-street Vauxhali Gardens, (De la Croix) Bowery-road W. Watch-House, No. !, in Wall-street, corner ot Broad-street No. 2, Division-street No. 3, Thomas-street Washington Mutual Insurance Company, 35 Wall-ttrect Z. Zion Church, Motl-strect ELIZABE1 HTOWN l'oi.NT FERRY BOATS. F'jur in number, apply at ConckUu's, South-stwsti STATEN-ISLAN D FERRY BOATS. Proprietors. — Van Diise'r, Vanderbilt, Hillyer, Fountain, and Van PuskjrK. — Apply at 1 hoaias's Ferry-House", V- hilehall, corner of Front-street. Sails every day agreeable to the tides, as per list, posted up at th* Ferry-house. NEW-BRUNSWiCK SLOOPS. Fur freight or pa^agt", apply on board at Whitehall-slip. NEW BURGH SLOOPS. For freight or passage, apply on board, at Whitehall-slip. ALBANY SLOOPS. For freight or passage, apply on board,, laying atCoenties-slip, and also at the Albany-bason,. North river. TROY~SLOOP3. For freight or passage, apply on board, laying at Coenties-slip, and %lso at the Albany-bason, North river. WATER FORD AND L&NSINGBURGH SLOOPS. Also Puughketpsie, Hudson, Perth-Amboy, New-Windsor, Athens, Caiskifl, Couymans, Fishkill, Schodack, Wap ping's Creek, Shrews- bury, and Red-Hook. 1 or freight or passage, apply on board, laying at Coenties-s'.ip. PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE SLOOPS. For freight or passage, apply on board, laying at Old.slip. 100 jones's new-york NORFOLK AND RICHMOND. Boston and Norwich, packets and sloops, for freitjhtor passage, ap- p'y on board, laving at the ConVe-IIoUit-sI.p. LONG-ISLAND KERRY BOATS. Fcr information, applv al Abraham Duryet's, the Ferry-house. NEW-HAVEN LINE OF PACKETS. Eleven in number, commences their regular days of sailing from the ft l of April, to the first of September, every day. For freight or passage, apply on board, laying at Burling-slip. CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH PACKETS. For freight or passage, apply oh board, laying at Schermerhorn's v. Betkman-slip. The Bridge-town, Flushing, and Sagg-IIarbour sloops, lay at Beck- mau-slip. NEW-BEDFORD, M1LFORD, AND NEWPORT Sloops and Packets, for freight or passage, apply on board, laying at Lefteft's wharf. NEW-PROVIDENCE SLOOPS- Also, for Newport, Pawtuxet, and Rhode-Island, for freightor pas- sage, apply on board, lying at Crane-wharf. NORWALK AND TAUNTON VESSELS, Bring earthen-ware and nails, also market boats wilh truck and lum- ber, and fire-wood, lay at Peck-slip. Several vessels from the Stateof Connecticut, with country produce, generally lays at Peck-slip, Catharine-slip, and at New-slip. The Esopus sloops lays at RI,inelander's-bason, North river. The New-Paltz, Barnegatt, Staatsbormigh, Wittenhury, New-Corn- vall, and New, Marlborough sloops, lay ai Corporation-bason, North river. The Pee^kill, Sing-Sing, Tarry-Town andTappan vessels lay at Bonsai's- bason, North river. BRITISH PACKETS SAILING TO AND FROM THE UNITED STATES. The burthen of these Packets is 179 tons, their station is at Fal- mouth. The mail for Halifax, Qucbeck and New-York, is made up MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 101 on the fust Wednesday in the month, and the packet sails on the fol- lowing Saturday. The sailing of the packet from New-York fre- nuenlly depends upon adventitious circumstances; but as often as may be, the mail is made up on the first Wednesday, and sailsthe Saturday following. The packet sails for New-York direct in November, De- cember, January and February ; the other eight months they go and return by way of Halifax, Nova-Scotia. The return of the American packets is calculated at 15 weeks to New-York and back. Packets now etiiplojed between Falmouth and New-York. Packets. Commanders. Lord Auckland, Capt. Scuyler. Earl of Leicester, Capt. Peell. Townshend, Capt. Dodd. Princess Elizabeth, Capt. Kidd. (Capt. Ball, captured in the West- Ah r trough, J J|ldieS) and since re . ta j- CIK Princess Amelia, Capt. Stevens. Princess Charlotte, ' Capt. Ker. Chesterfield, Capt. Blight. Lord Charles Spencer, Capt. Calesworth. . ... _ f Capt. Dennis, captured in the W. Duke of Kent, } £dfa, Lady Arabella, Capt. Porteus. x . ,, , ( Capt. Fellows, lost upon an island Lady llobart, J *J fce * Prince Earnest, Capt. Pctre. Prince Adolpluis, Capt. Boulderson. Queen Charlotte, Capt. Mudge. W indsor Castle, Capt. Sutton, THE LINE OF STAGES. FOR PFIILADEPHIA, BALTIMORE, AND FEDERAL CITY. The Unittd States Mail Stage will leave the City-Hotel, Broadway, every day, at half past 12 o'clock, and arrive the next morning in Philadelphia at seven. Fare eight dollars. The New Line Industry, leaves the same place every morning at eight o'clock, and will arrive rarly the next day. Fare, five dollars, •with then ual allowance of baggage. Extra baggage, I50!b. thesamc as B passenger. The company who have contracted for the conveyance of the mail, beg leave to slate to the ptib ic, that they have furnished themselves with new carriages, on an improved construction, and more convenient a'i stop at any of the Post-Of- lices on the road. Six passengers only admit. ed» Fare for each pas- senger, eight dollars. Diligence Stage, starts from No. 1 Cortlandt-street, every morning, at eight o'clock, Sundays excepted, and arrives in Philadelphia the next day to dine. Fare five dollars. Eight passengers only admitted. Commercial Coachee start* from No. I Cortlandt-street, every morning at 10 o'clock, (Saturdays excepted) and arrives in Philadel- phia the next day in the a;lernoon. Fare five dollars. Eight passen- gers only admitttd. — Apply for seats in either of the above stages, to JAMES CARR, or THOMAS WHIT FIELD, No. 1 Cortlandt-street, corner of Broadway. SWIFT-SURE SAT GE, A NEW LINE. Now running between New-York and Philadelphia, through a beautiful country, and on the pleasant road through Newark, Spring- field, Scotch Plains Boundbrood, Somerset, Amweli, Cory 11 's Ferry, Cro.s-Roads, Crooked Billet, and Jenking-T own, to Philadelphia, to start from New-York every day at 10 o'clock, a. m. lodge at Somer- set, and arrive at Philadelphia next day in the afternoon . For seats in this line of stages, apply only to W. M. Vamlervoort, No. 48 Cortland I -st reel, coiner of Greenwich-street, New- York ; at Philadelphia, to T. Prrowsmith, or W. Elliot, at the sign of the Cross Kevs, No. LI North Fourth-street. Fare of each passenger through, five dollars. Way passengers six cents per mile — 150ibs. of baggage the same as a passenger, with the usual allowance of 1 4lbs. gratis. All goods and baggage at the ri>k of the owners, unless insured and receipted for by the clerk of said sta^e. Baggage insured in this stage for one cent. N. B. T he public are respectfully informed, that the proprietors of this line of slagesi have provided good houses fi.r the accommoda- tion of passengers, also good horses, carr.ages and sober drivers; and hope from their attention and desire to acc ommodate, they will re- ceive the favors of their friends and public in general, which will be gratefully acknowledged by S. PlERSON, V\ OOLLEY & Co. MERCANTILE DIRTOTORY'. 103 -ji^jj^i RATES :0F POSTAGE. Single Letter 50 mile;, 6" cents. . :K From 3 to 60 miles, 8 cents. i From 60 to 100 miles, 10 cents. Fom 100 to 150 miles, 12 1-2 cents. From 150 to 200 miles, 15 cents. From 200 to 250 miles, 17 cents. From 250 to 350 miles, 20 cents. From 350 to 450 miles, 22 cents. From 450 to miles, 25 cents. Double fetters are double, and triple letters are triple of these rates, A packet of the weight of one ounce avoirdupois weight, at the rate of f)ur single letters, and in like proportion for one of a greater weight. News-papers, one cent each for any distance not exceeding one hundred miles; to any distance in the same state where printed, the same ; and for any greater distance, from one state to another, one and a half cents. N. B. Every printer of a news-paper may send one paper to a bro- s ther news printer within the United States, free of postage. All letters or packets conveyed in private vessels, four cents, with the addition of legal postage, if destined to any other place than •where such vessel may arrive. All letters and packets to and from the President and Vice-President of tlie United States, to and from the Secretary of the Treasury, the Comptroller, the Auditor, the Re- gister, the Commissioners of the Revenue, the Treasurer and Secre- tary of Stale, the Secretary of W ar, the Postmaster-General, his As- sistant and Deputies, are free of expence. And also, all letters and packets not exc ceding two ounces in weight, to and from any mem- ber of Congress, the Secretary of Senate, and the Clerk of the House of llepresentatives, during any session of Congress, and twenty days alter it. But no public officer can frank any letters but his own; and any letter enclosed to any of them, and directed to any other person, shall be put into the Post-Office, and be charged with the usual post- age. Pamphlets and magazines, not exceeding titty miies, one cent per sheet; not exceeding one hundred mile;, one and a half cent , and any greater distance, two cents per sheet. All letters brought to any Post-Office half an hour before making up the mail, shall be forwarded therein, except where the Postmaster- General thinks longer time necessary, which in no case shall exceed one hour. Postmasters, &c. embezzling letters, &c. to pay three hundred dol- lars, and be imprisoned six mouths; but Postmasters, &c. embezzling letters. &c. with bank notes, bonds, drafts, Ax. to suffer death. Post- masters, &c. embezzling or destroying news-papers, &c. to forfeit fifty dollars. Postmasters opening maiis of news-papers not directed to their office, to forfeit twenty dollars. News printers or others, secreting memorandums or letters in JOHES'S KEW-70K 1 their hews- papers or pamphhts, to pay five dollars. Letter; or parcels left at any Post-Office to be cuuYeyed beyond sen. or to any other pari of tht Uiiited Slates by water, to pay one cent.. Letters delivered by letter-carriers, two cents; at the Pust-Office, one cent in- addition to the common postage. MASONIC LODGES. fENCAMPMENT OF K NIGHTS TEMPLAR. Jacob Morton, Grand Master. Peter Irving, Gi neralisimo. Ni- cholas G. Carmer, Standard-bearer. John G. Brgert, Aid. Five Knights constitute a Court of Enquiry. Encampments held on the 2d Tuesday in January, March, Maj^ July, September, and November — Annual Encampment on Trinity Sunday, on which day officers are elected, and an address is delivered by the Grand Master, or a Knight deputed by him for that pnrpose, at w Inch all master masons are permitted to attend. r J he encampments are held at the Git) -Hotel, Broadway. Git AND CHAPTER FJR THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. James W oods, M. E. H. P. John S. Henry, King. Samm 1 Clark, Scribe. Charles Hyslop, R. A. C. Joseph Burnton, Zerubbabel. Christian White, 1st Captain. Gerardus Woolsey, 2d Captain. Pe- ter D. Turcot, 3d Captain. Peter Black, Treasurer. Alex. W ilson, Secretary. Philip Bechanan, Architect. George Raymond, Tyler. Meet on the 4th Tuesday in each month, at St. John's Hall. JERUSALEM CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MASONS. No. 8-. Alexander M. Swewart, M. E. H. Henry Newport, King. W. Shipper, Scribe. Robert Weir, Capt. Host. Thomas Low nds, P. S. James Bell, R. A. C. Isaac Little, l<=t. G. M. Joseph Yates, 2d G. M. John Westerfield, 3d G. M. Thomas War'mg, Treasurer. B. C. Stevenson, Secretary. Thomas Vaughan, Herald and Clothier. Gabriel Leggelt.O. Sentinel. Meet on the second Friday in each month, at the Chapter room, No. 3, Siote-lane. HIBERNIAN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 3. D. Crawley, M. E. H. P. N. Bel!, M. E. K. G. But kma=ter, M. E. S- Thomas Anderson, Capt. Host. Charles Mahony, P. 9. Daniel Pierson, R. A. C. Dominic Clavarzani, Capt. 1st Veil. John Haviland, Capt. 2d Veil. Mark Teer, Capt. 3d Veil. James Freil, Treasurer. J. W. Shaw, Secretary. J. More, Herald. John Peters, O. S. Centinel. Held under a warrant from the Grand Chapter of the State of New- York, and under the jurisdiction of the Grand Chapter of the n< rtfv- ■ern states of America. Meet the first Tuesday in each month, at No. 3, Slote-lane. MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 405 INDEPENDENT ROYAL ARCH, No.?. Isaiah Lenington, Master. Timothy Gardiner, b. W. Israel Purdr. J. W. Harmanus Taiman, Treasurer. Henry Trethveil, Secretary. Gerardus Woo'sey, S. D. Giorge M'Clachlin, J. D. David Saf- fen and Jacob Kitchcll, Masters of Ceremonies. Edward Edwards gad Midwiu.er, Stewards. George Leabecli, Tiler. William Wright, Elijah Pinckney, and Isaac R. Winans, Standing Committee Meet on the first and third Tuesdays in every month, at No. 87, Nassau-street. • A MARK. LODGE is annexed to No. 2, which meets the second Friday in February, May, August, and November, and on the first 1 bursday after St. John the Evangelist's day. St. JOHN'S, No. 6. Dr. John Riddell, Master James Lyons, S. W. Samuel Steven- son, J. W. John S.Taylor.Trea^urer. H. C. Southwick, Secretary, JoIih Peters, Tyler. H. Cassady and D. Stuart, Deacons. Joseph Corbitt and James Taylor, Masters of Ceremonies. C. Eagleson and. R. Chew, Stewards. Brothers Morrison, Corbitt, Lyons, Stevenson, and Marshall, Stand- ing Committee. Meet at St. John's Hall, on the second and fourth Wednesdays in each mouth. A MARK LODGE is annexed to it, which meets on the third Wednesday in each montii. HIRAM LODGE, No, 7. Thomas Waring, Master. Robert P'aircllild, S. W. Charles Hy- *Iop, J. W. Andrews, Secretary. John Hyslop, Treasurer. S. Deacon. J. Deacon. Montgomery, Mas- ter of Ceremonies. Adamson, Tyler. Meet al St. John's Hall, the Ul and 3d Tuesday in ev«?rv month. A MARK LODGE is attached to the above, which meets the third Tuesday in February, May, August and November. TRINITY, No. 10. Israel Navarro, W. M. Banutl An 'eiei,e, Senior Warden. John Vande!biit,jun Junior Warden. Phi ip Hecanon, Treasurer. John Fouston, Secretary. Joseph Forrester, S. D. Joseph Tavlor, J. D. Andrew Forrester and Aaron Williams, Stewards. Alexander Wil- somand Jacob Rovce, Masters of Ceremonies. Thomas Freeborn, Tiler. Philip Pecanon, John Fouston, John Vanderbilt, jiiti. William Uurrill, and Joseph Taylor, Standing Committee. Meet on the second Monday in each month. A MARK LODGE is annexed, which meet on the 4th month in Ayiil, July, October, and January. JftNEs's HEW-YOftt HOLLAND LODGE. Adrian C. Van Slyck, Master. Ebenezer Irving, S. Warden. An- drew Ogden, J. Warden. A. K. Smedei, Secretary. Andrew Smith, 'J reasurer. Meet on the first Tuesday in August, September and October, and •n the first and third 1 uesday of every oilier month. PfftENjX LODGE. Dewsbury Crawley, Master John Di»brow,S. W. Robert Qnin„ J. VV. Dogald M'Kenzie, Secretary. Alexander Nj'Kensie, i rea- sun-r. Dominic Ciavauzni, Master of Ceremonies. John Iiut'er ■ait Samuel C. WesseW, Srewards. George V alton, Sen. Deacon. 1 nomas Smith, Jun. Deacon. William Ambro-e, 'I iler Meet every second and fourth Wednesday! in each month. FRENCH LODGE. LIN ION FRANCAISK, No. 14. A..tno„y Bleuon, Master. Anguste Pepin, S. vV. John Tonnele,. J. W. Augu-te Stolenwerck, Orat<dee meets the 1st Friday in every month, at St. John'sHall. A M \RK LODGE is annexed to it, which meets on the fourth Fiiduy in May, August, November, and February. ERIN LODGE. John Caldwell, Master, diaries Mahonv, Senior Warden. Alex- ander Andrews, Junior Warden. Oeoree Cuming, Trca-uier. Martin 'l ooker, Secretary. John l.ideh-v and Thomas Dn'Kitterick, Masters of Ceremonies. John Down, aiul James Fanel, Stewards. George Cuming, Charles Maliony, and L. Powers, Standing Committee. J. Powers, Senior Deacon. James Walker, Junion Deacon. — — Peters, Tiler. Meet every fusj and third Mondays in each month, at Martling's, Nassau-street. ALBION LODGE. William Jones, Master. Nicholas M'K«ns* Junior Warden. Jatn«s Frirl, Senior Warden. David (.Daniels, treasurer. Francis D«- buar, ipcrdai). bin. on ra*celt, S nior Deaion. lY-ier V\ake, Jur.ior D«acOn. M. Hn^iits, Master oi sJeremume-,, Brothers Har- Tisn.ni and Ruse, Stcuaids. Brothers Friei, \\ ak« , V. eatherill, Quirk, ami Fawceit, standing Committee. Jjcobs, '! .!. r. Meet on Ihs stfeond awl fouilh Mondays in each month, at No. 3, Soutli-sticct. RISING SUN CHAPTER. Jaeob M'Koag, M L. 11. P. James M'Donald, E. K. Robert Cambliit, E S. John Rice, C. H. W il lam Cowen, I'.S. John Haughey, R. A. C. William Harrison, 1st G. C. Mut.ie* Shaw, Sd G. C. Patntk Mackrcll, 3d G C. Hu r :. \\ Inte, il -raid. Mi- chat I Hughes, ."secretary. Hu^h O Hear, 'i reasurcr. James Lyon% William Ea^leson, Eiias Doous, Archibald Bid, and D^u:el St'cart, Standing Committee. Meet every hist Wednesday in tlie month, at No. 4, Slote-lane. WASHINGTON CHAPTER OP ROYAL ARCH MASONS. (fauna Palmer, M. A . H. P. Wi Ham Shipman, R. W. K. Ro- bert M'Mennomv, fecribe. Andrew Smith, Tre-suitr. Peter Sty* niets, Secretary. ST. JOHN'S LODGE, No. 1. James Woods, Master. Roswell Graves, S vV. Peter Riker, J. W. Secretary. Taylor, Tre asurer. Rosseter, iiitr. . Meet on t.he second in summer, and on the second and fourth Thursdays in each month in winter, in the City Hot T. A MARK LODGE is annexed, which meets the first Tuesday in February, April, August, October, and December. ST.. ANDREWS, No. 3. James Palmer, jun. Slasler. Cornelius B gert, S. W. Samuel Gale" J. W. John Ronalds, Secretary. Stephen Miller, Treasurer. Thomas A. Cummin and Peter btymets. Deacons. George Ho$r comh and George Weir, Master of Ceremonies. Francis Fairbairn and William Griffin, Stewards. P. Ros;eter, Tiler. Meet on the seco.id and fourth Tuesdays in every month, at St. John's Hail. DPUID'S GRAND LODGE. Beza E. B.iH Most Noble Grand Arch. Thomas H. Burnton, GranJ Vice Arch. Jacob Prank, Grand High Priest. Henry O'Neal, Grand Treasurer. Lewis Deare, Grand Secretary. Bryan Rosseter, Grand Tiier. EJrRC ANTILE DIRECTORY. tot DRUID'S LODGE, No. 1. Lawrence Powers, Most Noble Arch. — Thorburn, Vice Arch. John Carpenter, Treasurer. Oliver Haff, Secretary. Edward Byrnes, High Priest. ■' , Tyler. DRUID'S LODGE, No. 2. Peter D. Turcot, Most Noble Arch. Sydney W. Andrews, Vice Arch. Richard Johnston, Treasurer. William Dann, Secretary. Jacob Frank, High Priest. Thomas H. Burnton, Senior Master of Ceremonies'. Samuel Cbilds, Junior Master of Ceremonies. # , Senior Deacon. John Kearney, Junior Deacon. Hugh Ward, Tiler. WASHINGTON DRUID'S LODGE, No. 3. William Hull, Most Noble Arch. Gamier, Vice Arcfc. Cornell, Treasurer. William Howell, Secretary. Christo- pher Slocum, High Priest. Jacob Helmer, Tiler. CHOIR GHAUR DRUID'S LODGE, No. 4. William Jones, Noble Arch. Isaac Bloomfield, Vice Arch. Josepli Wallis, Treasurer. Peter Wake, Secretary. F. Dubuar, High Priest. D- I. Daniels, 1st Hard. John R D. Muggins, 2d Bard. H.O'Hare, 3d Bard. Jacobs, 4th Bard. R. Taylor, Senior Master of Ce- remonies. Hughes, Junior Master of Ceremonies. William Byers, Sen. Deacon. Uitt, Jun. Deacon. J. Gray, 1st Guar- dian of the Sacred Grove. R. Shrigley, 2d do. ■ ■ Tiler. Regular meetings, the second and fourth Thursdays in every month, at the Druid':, Grove, No. 11, Little George-street. DRUID'S LODGE, No. 5. Tyson, Noble Arch. Asa Scudder, Vice Arch. Samuel Jay lie, Treasurer. John Hardcaslle, Secretary. »..t. .'1 .T! PUBLICAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Philip Becanon, President. Christopher Davenport, Vice- President- • Charles Brennejsen, Treasurer. Ford Cutter, Secretary. Meet at Ford Cutter's, first Monday in each month. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. '«jT James Ilardie, President. Thomas L/ Rich, Vice-President. Jame. 110 JOVEs's NEW-YORK Laing, Treasurer. John Riddell, Physician. John Bennir, Secretary. John M'Gregor, Gjrrit Hyer, John Linnen, William Ferguion, Alexander Ogiivie, and Archibald Davie, Committee. PROVJDEN F SOCIETY. Joseph Thompson, President. Peter Fenton, Vice-President. Jame* Laing, Treasurer. Richard S. Kissam, Physician. John Benni Secretary. Thomas L. Rich. Roswell Graves, Thomas Scott, Thomas S. Townsend, and Peter R. Sprainger, Committee. MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. William Scott, President. Garrit Hyer, Vice-President. Jam Laing, Treasurer. John R. Bell, Physician. Luke Britten, Secretary. James V\ augh, Robert Gaulay, John M'Gregor, John Linnen, Tho- mas Burnsides, and Alexander Ogiivie. Committee. CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. Robert Thompson, President. William Smith, Vice-President Andrew Mathers, Treasurer. Hugh R. Murray, Secretary. Hector Sinclair, John Smith, W illiam Oliver, Robert Elliot, Alex- ander Neilson, James Waugh, and Robert Stoddard, Committee. DUMFRIES AND GALLOW AY SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK. William Maxwell, President. John Graham, Vice-President, mas Stevenson, Treasurer. William Scott, Secretary. Wiliiam Bryden, James Stevenson, and Wm. Gibson, Managers. Established for affording pecuniary assistance to the indigent na tives of that place, and other benevolent purposes. Anniversary held the 24th of June every year, except when it on Sundays, and then on the first Monday following. BOARD OF HEALTH. Their Honors, the Mayor, the Recorder, the nine Aldermen, f three Commissioners of the Heaith-Office. Dr. Rodgers, Dr. Miller Dr. Jones, City Inspector, Jacob Delamoutagnie, Esq. Treasurer. James Hardie, Secretary and Agent. INSPECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS. William. Van Bjeuren, Henry Yer Veelen, George G. Burras James Robertson, Frederick Stevenson, Jabez Ha^sey, William Sic kles, William Leaycraft, Thomas Leonard, Jedediah Waterman, Job B. Kissam, Ezekiel Dodge, John Stephens, Nathaniel Foster. Ebe" zc.r S Burling, Joseph Morrison, Charles Van Orden, Ralph Ho:l V'illiam M. Stewart, David Burger, James Payne, John Fox, Pet Herman, Samuel Scudder, Daniel Van Antwerp, Jacob Hagerman MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. HI John Mitchell, Donald M'Lean, Peter Woodward, Thomas Randell Robert Hunter, Boarding-Oriicer. John Benjamin and T. B. Gifford, Inspectors at Staten.Island. GUAGERS. John Watson and John Ucrlell. WEIGHERS. Charles Duryee, Nathaniel Austin, James Cebra and Walter Bicker MEASURERS. Smith Richards, James Snow, William Dodge, Mathew Cunning- ham, William Miller, Garrit Sickles, and Andrew Norwood. DESCRIPTION AND BOUNDARIES OF THE DIFFERENT WARDS IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK. FIRST WARD Begins in the middle of Pearl-street, at a place where it is intersect- ed by Pine-strcet, and runs from the said point of intersection along the middle of Bine-street to and across the East River, in the same direction to low water mark on Nassau-Island ; and then along Nas- sau-Island shore, at low watermark, unto the south side of Red-Hook ; and then across to t lie North River so as to include Nutton-Island, Bedlow's-Island, Bucking-Island add the Oyster Islands, to low water mark on the west side of Hudson's River, or so far as the bounds of this stale extend there, along the limits of this state, to a place due ■west from the middle of the west end of Thames street; then due esst to the middle' of Thames-street ; then along the middle thereof to the middle of Broadway; then along the middle thereof to a place opposite to 1 the middle of Pine-street then along the middle thereof to the place of beginning. SECOND WARD Begins at the sou'h-casterly cornerof fhefifst ward, and runs along the easterly bounds thereof, across tiie East River, to and along the middle of Pine-street, to the middle of Nassau-street ; then along the middle of Nassau-street to a point opposite the middle of George- street ; then alon; the middle of George-street to and along the mid- 112 jones's new-tork die of Gold-street, to the middle of Ferry-street ; thence alone; the middle of Ferry-street and Peck-slip, on a direct line across the East River, to Nassau-Island, at low water mark ; then along Nassau-UI and, at low Water mark, to the beginning. THIRD WARD Begins on the wp»t side of Hudson's River, at the north westerly norner of the first ward ; thence due east along that line across Hud- son's River to the middle of Thames-street; then along the middle thereof to the middle of Broadway ; then along the middle of Broadway, to a place opposite to the middle of Pine-street; — then along the middle of Pine-street to and along the middle of Nassau-street, lo a place opposite to the middle of Murray, street ; then to and along the middle of Murray street to Hud- son's river, and then continuing the same course across Hudson's river to low water mark on the west side thereof, or so far as the bounds of this sta*e extend there, and so do-vn along the west side of Hudson's river at low water murk, or along the limits of this stale, to the place cf bc:;!.;.:;;g. FOURTH WARD Begins at the northerly corner of the second ward, and runs along the bounds of the third ward and middle of Chatham-street, to a place opposite to the middle of Catharine-street ; and then to and along Ihf middle of Catharine-street to the East River, and continuing the same course across the East River to low wa'er rnaik, on Na-sau-IsI- and ; then along Nassau-Island shore, at low water mark, lo the bound* of the second ward ; and then northerly, along the same, to the place of beginning. FIFTH WARD. Begins at the north- westerly corner of the third ward, and runs a«- long tiie northerly bounds thereof, to the middle of Broadway ; the* along the middle of Broadway lo the middle of the stone arch, built across the stream running out of the fresh water jwnd ; and then ar long the midd'e of the said stream of water to Hudson's river, and then due west to low water mark on the west side of Hudson's river, orso far as the bounds of this state extend there, and so down along the west side of Hudson's ri ver, at low w ater mark, or along the limits of this state, to the beginning. SIXTH WARD Begins at the place where Murray-street intersects Broadway ; MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. thence along the middle of Broadway to the middle o f Grand-street ; then along the middle of Grand-street to the midd of the Bowery road ; thence along the middle of Bowery road to the middle of Chat- ham-street ; then along the middle of Chatham-street to a place op- posite the middle of Murray-street ; then along the middle of Mur- Tay-street. to the place of beginning. SEVENTH WARD Begins at the south-easterly corner of the fourth ward ; thence a- long the northerly boundary of said ward tothe boundary of thesixth ■ward ; thence along the boundary of the sixth ward to Bowery-road ; thence along the middle of Bowery-road to a place opposite to the middle of Stuyvesant-street ; then along the middle of Stuyvesant- street, in front of St. Mark's Church, to the East River, and on a di- rect course to low water mark on Nassau-Island ; and then along Nas- sau-Island shore, at low water mark, to the place of beginning. EIGHTH WARD Begins at the north-westerly corner of the fifth ward, and thence along the northerly bounds of the fifth ward, and along the boundary of thesixth ward to the middle of Bowery-road; then along the middle of Bowery-road to a place opposite the middle of Love-lane; then down along the middle of Love-lane and on the same course to low water mark on the west side of Hudson's river, or so far as the limits of this state extend there, and so down along the west side of Hudson's river, at low water mark, or along the limits of this state, to the beginning. NINTH WARD Includes »ll the residue of the said city. NAMES AND BOUNDARIES OF STREETS, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. A. AMiTY-street, from Broadway to M'Dougal-jlreet. Amos-street, from Washington to Art-streets. Amsterdam-street, from Sixth-street to East River. Ann-street, from the Park to Gold-street. Anthony-street, from Elm to Hudson-streets. Antwerp-street, from Cornelia to East-streets. Arden-street. Art-street or Love-lane, from Bowery to Bank-street. Attorney-street, frem Division to Rotterdam-streets. Augustus-street, from Tryou-row to Magazine-streets. B. BANCKKR-street, from Pearl to Catharine-streets. Bank-street, from Washington to Art-streets, above State-Priseo Barclay-street, from Broadway to West-street. Barley-street, from Colden to Duane-streets. Batavia-lane, from Roosevelt to James-streets. Bayard-street, from Bowery-lane to fresh water pond. Beach-street, from Hudson to West-streets. Beaver-street, from Broadway to William-street. Beaver-lane, from Broadway to West-street. Bedford-street, from Houstoun to Christopher-streets. Bedlow-street, from Catharine to Grand-streels. Beek man-street, from Chatham to Pearl-streets. Bowery-lane and road, from Chatham-st. lo the end of the city. Brawnon-street, from West to Spring-streets. Bridge-street, from Whitehall to Broad-streets. Broad-street, from Wall-street to Exchange-slip. Broadway, from the Battery to Love-laneT Bruges-street, from Willtl-slreet to the East River. Budd-stree 1 , from Greenwich to M'Dougal-st reels. Builock-street, from Sulii van-street to East s ret*. Burton-street. MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 115 CANKOM-street, from Grand to Harriot-streets. Carmine-street. Catharine-street, from Bowery-lane to South street. Catharine-lane, from Broadway to Elm-street. Cedar-street, from Greenwich to W llliam-streets. Chamber-street, from Cross to West-streets. Chappel street, from Barclay to Lawrence streets. Charles-street, from Washington to Art-streets. Charlotte-street, from Division to Cherry-streets. Chatham-street, from the Park to New Watch-House. Cheapside-streeVj from Catharine to Lombard-streets. Cherry-srreet, from Pearl to East-streets. Chesnut-street, from Banckerto Oak~>treets. Chester-street, from Christopher to Bank-streets. ' ' ' 1 Christopher-street, from North to Art-streets. Church-street, from Partition to Green-streets; • • Cliff-street, from John to Ferry-streets. Clinton-street, from Division to South-streets. Columbia-street. Columbian-street, from Grand to Bruges-streets, Colden-stieet, from Chatham to Barley-street* Commerce-street. Corlaers-street, from Grand to South-streets. Cornelia-street, from Antwerp to Spruce-streets; Cornelius-street, from Sullivan-street to Bowery-road. Cortlandt-strect, from Broadway to West-street. Cross-street, from Chamber to Mott-streets. Crosby-street, above De la Croix's. Ciuger-street, from Bowery to Harriot-streets, D. DAViD-street, from Herring to Woostor streets, Del a nce Y-slreet, from Bowery-road to East-street. Depeyster-street,from Pearl-street to Taylor's wharf. Dcsbrosses-slreet, from Lispenard's house to West-street. Dey-street, from Broadway to West -street. Dove-street, from Bowery to East River. Dover-street, from Cherry to Water-streets. Dow-street, from Bowery to Harriot-street. Downing-street. Doyer street, from Bowery to Pel! street. Duant-street, from Hudson to West-streets. E. EAST-strcet, along the East lUver from South to Lewis-slreets, u- Uove Corlaer's Hook. JOMKs'a NEW-YOUC East George-street, from Division to Cherry -streets. Eliza-street, from Rensselaer lo Spruce-streets. • Elizabeth-street, from Bayard-street. Elm-street, from Read to Leonard-streets, near the Collect. Essex -street, from Division to Cherry -streets. 7. FAiR-street, from Broadway to Cliff-street. Fayette-strcet, from Chatham to Bancker-streets. Ferry -stteet, from Gold-street to Peck-slip. Fir-street, from Grand to South-streets. First-street, from Division to Monis-strcet. Fleteher-street, from Pearl to South-streets. Fourth-street, from Division to Rensselaer-streets. Frankfort-street, from Chatham to Pearl-streets. Front-street, from Whitehall-slip to East-street. G. GARDEN-street, from Broadway to William-street. Gates-street, from Bowery lo Harriot-street. Gerald-street, from Bowery to Harriot-street. George-street, from Nassau to Gold-streets. Gold-street, from Maiden-lane to Frankfort-street. Goirek-street, from Grand to East-streets. Governor-street, from Bowery to Harriot-street. Gouverneur-street, from Division to South-streets. GonverncurValley, from Water-to South-streets. Grand-^reet, front tiie East River to Thompson-street, near $L John's Church. Gieen-nrfet, from Lispr nard to Bowery. Greenwich-street, from ihe Battery to Deklyn's fcrrj. H. IlAGUE-street, from Skinner to Pearl-st. Hammond-street, from Washington to Art-st. Hancock-street, from Christopher toBank-st. Harman-stieet, from Catharine to Grand-st. Har;iot->treet, along the East River, from Cannon to Sprnee-tt. Harrisou-s+reet, from Hudson to West-st. Hazard-street, from Green to Hancock-st. Henry-streit, Irom Fasette to Grand-st. Herring-street, from David to Christopher-st. Hester-street, froin Ry rulers to DivUion-st. MERCANTILE PIRECTORY. llf Hetty-street,, from Burr's house to Green v ich-st. Houston-street, from Bedford-st. to Broadway. Hubert-street, from Cliapel to West-st. Hudson-street, from Duane to Hazard-st. JACOB-street, from Ferry toFrankfort-st James-street, from Catiiarine-st. to New-slip. Jay-street, from Hudson to West-st. Jefferson-street, from Division to South-st. Jokn-street, from Broadway to Pearl-st. Judith-street, from Rensselaer to Spruce-st. ., . . r) L. LATGHT-strect, from Chapel to West-st. Lawrence-street, from north end of Chapel-st. to Bowery. Leonard-street, from Elm to Hudson-st. Lewis-street, from Grand-st. to East River. Libert) -st. from West-st. to intersection with Maiden-lane. Lispenard-streef, from Broadway to Ch3pel-st. Livingston-street, from Bowery Road to Harriot-st. Lombard-street, from Catharine to Grand-st. Lower Robinson-street, from College fence to West-st. Lumber-street, in the rear of Trinity Church, from Liberty to Rector-street. M. MAGAZtNK-street, from Broadwry to Cha'ham-street. Maiden-lane, from Broadway to Fly-market. Mangin-strect, fn m Grand to Ea-l-Mreets. Margaret-strei t, frem Hotlerclam to Spruce-streets. Marketrk-'d-strcct, from Broadway to Broad -street. Martha-street, from Bruges to Spruce-streets. Mary-streit, from Christopher to B.mk-streets. Mary-street, behind the Did Vatixhall Garden. Mercer-street, from Lispenard-street to the Bowery, Mill-street, frem Broad to stone-streets. Minthorne-street, from Bowery-road to the East River. Montgomery-street, from Division to South-streets. Moore-street, from Pearl to S >uth-streets. Moore-street, (North) from Chapel to West-streets. Morris-street, from Bowery-road to the Fast River. Mott-street, from Chatham to llomaine-streets. 118 JONES'8 NEW-YORK Mulberry-street, from Chatham to Romaine-streets. N. NASSAU-strcet, from Wall to Chatham-streets. New-street, from Wall to Beaver-streets. Nicholas-street, from Bowery to Hariot-street. . Norfolk-street, from Division to Amsterdam-street's. North-street, from Bowery-road to East River. OAK-street, from Pearl to Catharine-streets. Ogden-street, from Washington to Art-streets. Oliver-street, from Banker to South-streets. Orange-street, from Chatham-street to the Rope-Walk. Orchard-street, from Division to Rensselaer-slreets. P. PARTiTiON-strect. from Broadway to West-street. Pearl-Mreet, (mm Stale to Chatham-streets. Pel!-:-lreer, from Mott-street to Bowery. Peter-street, from Bo Aery-road to Hariot-street. Pine-streef, from Broadway to Bowr.eVwharf. Pitt-street, from Grand to Antwerp-street. Point-street, from Sullivan-street to Broadway. Poplar-street, from Sullivan-street to Bowery-road. Prince- street, from Hancock-street to Bowery-road. Provoost-street, from Chaple to West-streets. Pump-street, from Orange to Division-streets. Q. QuiCK-street, from Bowery-road to Hariot-street. R. RAXDALL-s'treet, from Sullivan-street to Eroadway. Read-street, from Broadway to West-street. Read-street, (upper) from Broadway to Cross-street. Reason-sireet, Rector-street, from Broadway to West-street Rensselaer-street, from Morris-street to the East River. Rider-street, from Gold to Fair-streets. MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 119 Ridge-street, from Division to Cornelia-streets. Rivington-streel, from Bowery- road to East-street. Robert-street, from Sullivan-streiet to Broadway. Romaine-sireet, from Broadway to East River: Roosevelt-street, from Chatham to Front-streets. Rose-street, from Frankfort to Pearl-streets. Rutger-street, Irom Division to Cherry-street*. Rynders-street, ffom Hester to Orange-streets, S. Scammei L-street, from Grand to South-streets. Science-street, from Sullivan-street to Broadway. Second-street, from Division to Morris-streets. Sheriff-street, from Grand to Bruges-streets. Sixth-street, from Division to Rensselaer-streets. Skinner-street, from Hague to Pearl-streets. South-street, along the East River, from the Battery to Eas(-*treet. Spring-street, from the east end of Brannon-strcet to Bowery-road. Spruce-street, from Bowery-road to East River. State-street, from "Whitehall in front of the Battery to Markelneld. street. Stanton-street, from Bowery-road to East-street. Stone-street, from Whitehall to Pearl-streets. Stuyvesant-streets, from Bjwcry-road to Ha riot-streets. Suffolk-street, from Division to Margaret-streets. Sugar-lx>af-street, from Broadway to Chapel-street. Sullivan-street, from Hudson-square to Cornelius-street. T. TEMPLE-street, from Thames to Liberty-streets. Tenbroeck-strcet, from Bowery-road to Hariot-street. Thames-street, from Broadway to Greenwich-street. Theatre-alley, from Ann to Beekman-streets. Third-street, from Division to Rensselaer-streets. Thomas-street, from Church to Hudson-streets. Thompson-street, from Lai lit to Cornelius-streets. Tryon-row, from Chatham to Augustus-streets. U. & V. Upper RoBiNsoN-street, from Broadway to Church-street. Vandew ATF.R-street, from Frankfort to l'earl-streets. Verplank-strcel, from Bowery-road to Harriot-street. Vesey-street, from Broadway to West-street. 120 Jones's new-tor it Vestry-street, from Varick to West-streets. Village-street, from Green to Hancock-streets. W. Walker or Green-street, from Maiden-lane to Liberty-street. Waker-street, (near the new Sugar-house) from Broadway to Cha- pe!-street. Wall-street, from Broadway to the Coffee-House-slip. Walnut-street, front Grand to South-streets. Warren-street, fr. m Broadway to West-street. Washington-street, from the Battery to Deklyn's ferry. Water-street, from Whitehall to Eist-streets. Watts-street, from Varick to West streets. West-street, along the North River, from the Battery to Deklyn's ferry. White-street, from Broadway to Chapel-street. White-street, from Bowery-road to Harriot-street. Whitehall-street, from the Ferry-stairs to Broadway. Wil let-street, from Grand to Martha-streets. William-street, from Stone to Pearl-streets. Winthrop-strcet, from Bowery-road to Harriot-street. Wooster-street, from Lispenard-street to Broadway. NUMBERS OF THE CUSTOM HOUSE DESKS. No 1. Cashier. No. 2. Debentures issued. No 3. Enrollments and Licence;, and entering vessels from fo- reign ports. No. 4. Register Clerk. No. 5. Bonds taken for Duties. No. 6. Deputy Collector. No. 7 & 8. Clerk of Inward Entries. No y. Liquidating Clerk. No. 10- Entering of Coasting Vessels, and clearing generally. No. 11 & 12, Export Desks, JONES'S NEW- YORK Mercantile Directory. A I. — Learned Professions and Public Officers, Abeel, Rev. John N. 29 Fair-street. Ackerman, John, Constable, 52 Augustus Adams, William, inspector of drugs, 6* Ann Agnel, Hyacinth, French teacher, 8 George Aim, Daniel, accountant, George Allen, John, collector, Rutgers Allen, Margaret, teacher, 40 Dey Anderson, Abraham, inspector of lumber, &c. S6 Front Anderson, Anthony L. physician, 15 Mott Anderson, Thos. druggist, 46 1 Pearl Angelis, Gactano, physician, Rutgers Anson, James, marshal, 55 East George Anthon, George, physician, 1 1 Broad Anthony, Nicholas, inspector of leather, 77 Chatham Apple, Coonrad, herb -physician, 9 Murray Arcularius, Philip I. superintenclant of alms-house, 1 1 Frankfort Arnold, Valentine, wood-inspector, Second Arnold, Philip, accountant, 6 Harman Arthur, Jacob, clerk Manhattan Bank, Pearl, opposite Wm. Austin, rev. David R. a. m. 17 Mott Austin Nathaniel, custom-house weigher, 243 William II — Merchants, Dry Good fc? Book Stores, and Store* keepers in general. Aaron, Henry, merchant, 17 Pine Abeel, Garret & John, ironmongers, 363 Water Abeel, Garret B. & I. dry-good store, 85 Cherry Abeel, Garret B. merchant, house, 72 Cherry Abraham, Isaac, trader, 39 Frankfort M JOKtS'S NfcW-YOKK Abrahams, Jacob, clothing store, 274 Water Acheson, Andrew, merchant-taylor, Water Ackerly, Jacamiah, ironmonger, 135 Cherry Adams, Samuel, drug- broker, 67 Ann Adams, John, merchant, Broadway, corner of Cedar Adams. William, merchant, 246 Pearl Adee, David, dry-good store, 163 Pearl, house 53 John Addoms, Jonas, keeper of public stores, 61 Fair, store 133 [Greenwich Adriance, Samuel P. merchant-taylor, 4 Coentiesslip Ainslie, Robert, merchant, house Duane Aldworth, Henry, merchant, 152 William Allen, Nehemiah, merchant, 22 Oliver, corner of Oak Allen, William, merchant, 234 William Allen £c Fellows, auctioneers and commission merchants, Allen & Hubbel, merchants, 87 South [192 Water Allen & Lathrop, sail-duck store, 211 Water Allen, William, auctioneer, house 346 Greenwich Allen, William, ironmonger, 53 Btekm n Alstyne, Abraham, merchant, 263 William Andreise, Bamet, merchant taylor, 316 Pearl Anderson, James, merchant, 144 Broadway Anderson, , book- store, 2 19 Greenwich Andre, Alexander, merchant-taylor, 1G6 William Andrews, Alexander, auctioneer and commission merchant, [12 Vande water Andrews, John & co. hardware-store, 7 Maiden-lane Andrews & Solonian, dry-good store, 436 Pearl Andrews, Samuel W. merchant-taylor, 245 Water Anthony, Nicholas, dry-good store, 77 Chatham Arabin, John, dry-good store, 433 Pearl Archer, T. 8c F» dry-good store, 154 Broadway Archer, Zeno & Horace, dry -good store, 1 58 Broadway Arden, James, merchant, 55 Broadway Arden, Thomas S. bookseller and stationer, 186 Peart Arden & Close, auctioneers & comm. merchants, 147 Pearl Armilage & Eastmond, merchants, 48 Pine Armithe, Benjamin, commission merchant, 48 Pine Armstrong, William, merchant, 8 Wall A met, Samuel, merchant, 13 Stone " r ' Arnold, John B. merchant, 34 Beekman Arvowsmith, William, merchant-taylor, 342 Pearl •MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Ill Ascough, William, lumber-merchant, Hudson Asher, Marks & co. merchants, 86 Murray's wharf Ashfield, John, merchant, 194 William Ashley, William, clothing store, 348 Water Aspinwall, Gilbert, merchant, 216 Pearl, house 2 Beaver Aspin, Thomas, trader, 23 Cliff Aspinwall, John, merchant, 216 Pearl, house 58 Greenwich Astor, John Jacob, merchant, 223 Broadway, store 7 1 Liberty Atkinson, John & son, merchants, 133 Pearl, house 20 Court - Avery, Sarah, store keeper, 157 Water [landt Auchincloss, Arthur, merchant, 37 Gold Auchinvole, David, merchant, 89 Water, house Broadway road Audler, Rebecca, dry-good store, 235 Broadway Austin k Andrews, dry-good store, 205 Broadway Austin & Lott, merchants, 63 Maiden-lane Aycrigg, Benjamin, dry-good store, 72 Partition Ay mar, John, merchant, 66 Nassau Ayres, Fraser, merchant, 2 South, house 12 Front III. — Grocers, Taverns, Inns, Porter-Houses, Hotek y Boarding-Houses, Brewers and Distillers. . irt Abrahams, Isaac A. grocer, 124 Division Abrams, widow Jane, boarding house, 35 Wall Abrahams, Benajah, porter house, 4 Lombard Ackerman, , grocer, opposite state prison Adams, Richard, grocer, 65 Henry Addy, Janett, grocer, 337 Greenwich Adema, John G. grocer and fruiterer, 121 Fly Market Albany Coffee-house, R. Graham, 1 14 Greenwich, corner of Albertson, Sarah, grocer, upper Oliver [Albany Bason Alexander, Andrew, grocer, corner of Murray and Greenwich Alexander, John, grocer, 7 Front Alexander, Robert, grocer, 9 Chatham-row Allaire, James P. grocer, Fifth, corner of Hester Allen, Mrs. boarding house, 95 Broad Allen, Jonathan, grocer, 62 Henry Allen, Joseph, grocer and fruiterer, 14 Frankfort Allen, Matthias, tavern-keeper, 75 Courtland Alii son, Alexander, grocer, Lombard Alphonso, Charles, grocer, 4 E. George Alston, Isaac, grocer, comer of Jay and West Altcrbrtdgc, Mary, grocer, Orange 112 JONES'S NtW-YQftl American Hotel, J. P. Lynch, Greenwich, corner of Liberty Anastasia, Joseph, grocer and fruiterer, 268 Water Andem, Moses, grocer, Bullock Andem, William, grocer, Orange Andcriese, John, grocer, 264 Bowery Anderson, Ephraim, grocer, 154 Front Anderson, James, grocer, Hudson Anderson, Thomas, grocer, 100 Anthony Anderson, Samuel, grocer, g6 Harman Anderson, widow of David, boarding house, 16 Fletcher Andrews, Thomas, grocer, 24 Oliver Angevine, David, grocer, Cross Angevine, Gilbert, grocer, Cross, corner of Barley Angevine, James, grocer, Hudson, corner of Moore Angevine, Lewis, grocer, Mulberry, corner of Bayard Anthony, Mrs. boarding house, 164 Greenwich Archer, James, grocer, 1 17 Lombard Archer, John, grocer, 22 Bancker Armstrong, William, tavern. Bank Armstrong, Mary, grocer, Bullock Armstrong, Samuel, boarding house, Henry Arnold, Widow Jane, boarding house, 131 Greenwich Arnet, William, grocer, 31 Anthony, corner of Chapel Arnot, John, tavern, 58 James Arnot, Thomas & James, grocers, 42 East George Ashdown, William, grocer, 1 7-t Division Ash, George, grocer, Leonard Ashley, Henrietta, grocer, 47 Greenwich Asler, Henry, grocer, 63 Partition Auld, Isaac, grocer, 19 Magazine Avery, Mrs. boarding house, 8 State Ay mar, James, grocer, 73 Church, corner of Thomas Aymar, Peter, grocer, 68 Courtlandt, corner of Washington Ayres, Obadiah, grocer, 35 Harman IV. — House-Carpenters, Joiners, Cabinet-Makers, Ship- Wrights, Boat-Builders, Block &f Pump-makers, Coopers, and Mechanics who work principally in wood. N. B. The House Carpenters are marked with an H. prefixed to the .occupation. Acker, Abraham, h. carpenter, Debrosses Ackerman, David, wheelwright, First MERCANTILE DIR ECTOr, V. Ackerman, John, chair-maker, 442 Pearl Ackerman. John, shipwright, 50 Bedlow Adams, John B. block ft pump maker, Bache's wharf, O. slip Adams, Austin, h. carpenter, 35 Harman Addinglon, John, cooper, Bowery Aikman, John, shipwright, 50 Bedlow Ainsley, John, cabinet-maker, 43 Warren Alder, widow D. upholsterer Sp paper hanger, 53 Maiden-lane Aklen, Joseph, h. carpenter, First, above Rivington Alford, Consider, h. carpenter, 73 Bedlow Alford & Marvin, builders and ship-joiners, 15 Catharine Allingham, William, h. carpenter, 86 Harman Allen, Philip, cabinet-maker, 36 Read Allen, William, h. carpenter, 2 1 Catharine-lane, Allen, Thomas K. shipwright, 5 East Rutgers Allen, John, cooper, Fourth Allison, John, shipwright, 124 Harman Allison, Michael, cabinet maker, 40 Vcse; Always, James, chair-maker, 40 James Anderson, Alexander, engraver in wood, 9 Jpper Read Anderson, Alexander, cabinet-maker. 29 G orge Anderson, Andrew, cabinet-maker, 50 Beelmaii Anderson, Elbert, cabinet-maker, Bowery, 1 n-ar'Delaney Anderson, Elbert, jun cabinet-maker, 79 Brad Anderson, Henry, carpenter, 47 Lower Robhsou Anderson, Francis*, cooper, 43 Roosevelt Anderson, Waller, cabinet-maker, 5 Fisher : 'O > Andrews, John, carpenter, 21 Catiiurine-lane Andrews & Styles, saddle-tree makers, Fisher, t (trier of First Andrews, Levi, saddle-treo maker, 23 Bowery, l-xise FjS'her Archer, Elijah, carpenter, Leonard -> :i V Ardinton, John, cooper, Eliz ibeih Arents, Stephen, cooper, 76' Murray, house 12 Chayl Armstrong, William, carpenter, 259 Greenwich 1 Arnold, Jehiel, shipwright, 59 Henry v nd'.*? Arnold, Levi, Carpenter, 20 Read Arnot, Nathaniel, carpenter, 6& Mulberry Arnaud, Andrew, cooper, Cross Arthur, Jacob, chair-maker, 359 Pearl Arthur, Peter, chair-makor, 12 John Ash, William, chair-maker, 45 John M 2 114 JONKS'S NEW-YORK Ash, William, chair-maker, 17 Cedar Ashbock, Martin, carpenter, 47 Read Atkins, John, carpenter, 30 Chamber Austin, Peltr, carpenter, First Austin, Thomas, carpenter, I 7 Mott Aymar, John D. block and pnmp maker, Baches wharf Aymar JJrn, Stephen, masou, Provoost Ambro«., William, mason, 4ti Chatham Ambrose, W ilium, mason, 34 Harman Anderson, Robert mason £t stone-cutter, 226 Grtenwichj^ Anderson, William, stone-cutler, 06 Read Archer, Jacob, nison, 528 Greenwich Armstrong, mason, 103 Pearl Armstrong, Hu}d, mason, 103 Pearl Askin, John, mi^on, 53 Warren VI. — Smit/is <> every description, including those who work in the preei us metals, jewels, &c. and Watch-makers. Adams, Dani'l. blacksmith, 8 Cedar Agar, Thomr ,, blacksmith, 6C, Mulberry Air Furnace Cuittnius, Greenwich Air Furnacf, Industry, Greenwich Air Furnac, Phcsnix, foot of Warren Air Furn?.e, Union, upper end of Broadway Air Furrace, Youle's, Corlaer's Hook Air Funace, Columbian, near Manhattan Water-works Albert'on, Samuel, edge-tool smith, Bowery Albert,on, Samuel, blacksmith, Bullock Allen, Benjamin, blacksmith, Washington, corner of Provoost Alleni Ehenezer, blacksmith, 85 Mulberry- Allen, William, gun smith, 108 Maiden-lane Allison, Peter, brass- founder, 201 Greenwich Annelly, John, gun.smith, 193 Water Annelly, John, gun smith, 55 Read MERCANTILE DIRECTOR*. VII. — Mechanics, Trades and Callings not before enumerated. Abrahams, Thomas, labourer, Charlotte corner of Harman Abrahams, Moses, tobacconist, 23 Water and 1 15 Broad Abraham, Peter, rigger, 35 Catharine Abrahams, John, rigger, 61 Henry Ackerman, John, fifer, State Prison Atkerman, Edward, weaver, Brannon Ackerman, John, baker, 20 Upper Read, Ackerman, Aaron, taylor, 10 Cliff Ackerman, Abraham, shoemaker, 45 Hudson Ackerman, James, shoemaker. Desbiosses Ackerman, Morris, shoemaker, Desbi osses Ackerman, David, harness Sc trunk maker, corner of Warren Ackerman, David, rope-maker, Hester [and Chapel Ackerman, James, rope maker, comer Mulberry and Bayard Ackerman, Simon, butcher, Third Ackerman, John, labourer, 396 Greenwich Adams, David, shoemaker, 29 1 Water Adams, John, rigger, Clason's wharf Adams, Peter, rigger, 42 Roosevelt Adams, William, rigger, 20 Harman, loft near Catharine slip Adams, Margaret, seamstress, 30 Chapel Adcock, William, shoemaker, 17 Chatham Adero, James, rope-maker, Sixth Adonis, Frederick, hair dresser, Greenwich Agnew, John, tobacconist, 313 Water Aitkins, John, rigger, 85 Harman Albert, Eleanor, seamstress, 27 Augustus Alderson, John, livery stable, 5 Thames Alderson, Thomas, livery stable, 14 Courtlandt Alexander, Andrew, porter, Republican-alley Allen, Daniel, shoemaker, 36 Thomas Allen, Jeremiah, shoemaker, 5 Leonard Allen, Samuel, printer, 32 Lumber Allen, William, sandai-worker, Mott Allen, John, rigger, Charlotte Allen, Stephen, sail-maker, 83 .South Alexander, William, rigger, Bedlow Allay, Enos, shoe-store, 97 Maiden-lane Allen, Eleanor, seamstress, 9 Mulberry ^.16 .*ijONFS'9 KEW-TORK * Allaire, Peter Alex, livery stables. 29 John '^juull^pH Allman. Henry, labourer, 397 Greenwich - Allyca, Peler, labourer, 1 5 Anthony Amerman, Peter, shoemaker, 9i Chatham Amory, James, whip-maker, 71 Water • -flffcx Andrews, Abraham, labourer, 48 Anthony Andrews, John, labourer, 5 Gheapside • house 1 1 1 [Liberty Blackstock, William, 79 Wall Bleecker, Garret N. merchant, 2 1 Broad Bltecker, Anthony L. merchant, 74 Broadway Bleecker, James Sc G. N. auctioneers and commission mer- Bleecker, James, merchant, 85 Water [chants, 83 Water Bleecker, Leonard, exch. &c com. broker, 48 Wall, house 108 Bleecker, John, book store & stationary, 148 Pearl [Liberty Bloodgood, Nathaniel, merchant, house A3 Fair Bloodgood, Thomas, merchant, house 45 Frankfort Bloodgood, Nathaniel U. Thomas, merchants, 2 1 8 Front Bloomfield, Isaac, merchant taylor, 252 Water Board, James, Hour merchant, 137 corner Hester & Elizabeth Boardman, Daniel* merchant, 225 Pearl, house 41 Dey Bocru.Tij Jacob, merchant, house 27 Beaver 124 JONES'S NEW-YORK Boerum 8c Wynkoop, merchants, 39 Front Boerum 8c Van Winkle, dry good store, 475 Pearl Bogart, Rudolphus, merchant, 226 Pearl Bogert 8c Kneelantl, merchants, 7 1 South Bogardus, William, merchant, 33 Front Bolmtr, Matthew, hardware, 94 Chatham Bonsall, Samuel William, timber merchant, 59 Courtlandt Bonsai I, John, lumber merchant, 65 Dey Booker, George, merchant, house Church Bours Flanden, dry good store, 90 William Bourdett, Jacob, dry good store, 301 Greenwich Bourdctt, Stephen, dry goods, Bayard Bowen, John, merchant taylor> 159 Front Bowne, Cbadiah and Andrew, merchants, 23 William Bowne, Conover. merchant, 46 Warren Bo wne, Robert, merchant. 25(5 Pearl Bowne, Robert H. Sc co. merchants, 258 Pearl Bowne, Walter, merchant 288 Pearl, house Beekman Bowering, Caleb B. fancy store, 127 Broadway Bowne, John L. flour merchant, 215 Front Boyce, Jacob, merchant taylor, 156 Chatham Boyd, William, merchant, 12 Stone Bradford, William, merchant taylor, 80 Water Bradford Be Price, dry good store, 119 William*- '•«w** J ipPj Bradhurst 8c Fieid, druggists, 314 8c 316 Pearl Brasher, Philander, dry good store, 9£ William Bramsen, John, 162 Greenwich Pearl and J Old Slip Brinckerhoff, Abraham, senr. house 57 Dey Briggs, Elijah, grain store, house 66 store 64 Read Broom, John, 8c son, merchants, 75' Stone Brown Sc Lambert, ship chandlers, corner of Water 8c Catha- Brown, William, china 8c glass store, 53-Broadway [tine slip M li ItC ANTILE DIRECTORY. 125 Brown, John S. merchant, 71 Cedar Brown, Jacob, merchant taylor, 27 Vcsey B rower, Nicholas B. ladies hat store, 109 William Brooks & Beekman, merchants, 166 Broadway Brown, John, dry-goods, 123 Chatham Brodie and Dennistoun, lumber merchants 146 Washington Brown, Christian, bookseller & stationer, 7 1 Water len, Samuel, grocer, Fourth Bradin, James, grocer. Bedlow Bradin, Isaac, grocer. 362 Greenwich •'- 'M»»Vj»*4**| Brady, Charles, grocer and stone cutter, 29 Bedlow Brady. Thomas, grocer, Bowery Brainard and Stebbens, wholesale and retail grocers, New slip Brantingham. Joseph, wholesale and retail grocer, 141 Bioad- Brantingham, Thomas, boarding house, near two mile [way Breiners, Joseph S. grocer. 32 Cherry [stone Bowery Bremond, Joseph, fruit store, 227 Greenwich Brennysen, diaries, porter house, 263 Broadway Brevoort. -Abraham, tavern, 79 Chatham Biewster. John, grocer, 120 Broad Briggs. widow Mary, grocer, 63 Read Brinkerlioff. Abraham, grocer, 41 Bmcker Brinkley. John, grocer. 79 Catharine Brinkerhoff. Hannan, grocer. 190 Greenwich Briggs. Elijah, grocer. 64 Read Broadwell, Hezekiah, grocer, 46 E. George Brooks, Hannah, grocer. 97 Catharine Brooks, Henry S. grocer, 81 E. George, corner of Cherry JBrooks. Henry, grocer, 67 E. George Bross. Cornelius, grocer. 3 1 E. George Brower. Jeremiah, wholesale and retail grocer. 16 Burling sftp Browen Nicholas, grocer, 124 Broad MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 129 Brower, Theophilus, wholesale and retail grocer. 9 Burling slip Brower, Mary, grocer. 35 Barley Brower> Thomas, grocer, i 8 Read Brown, Anthony, brewer' 338 Broadway Brown, Daniel, grocer and tavern, 91 Chapel Brown, James, brewer, 80 Anthony Brown, John, grocer, 25 Henry Brown, John' tavern, Bowery Brown, James, grocer, Greenwich, corner ofBrannon Brown, Simeon, grocer, 29Cheapside Brown, Thomas, grocer. 11 Mulberry Brown, William, grocer, Orange Brown, Whesler, porter and boarding house, E. George Brown and Randolph, grocers, Greenwich, corner of Warren Brown and White, grocers, First, corner of Pump Brown and Brush, wholesale and retail grocers, 14 New slip Brownell, John- grocer, 1 3 1 Fly-market Brush, Caleb, grocer, North Moore Brush, Jp.mes, grocer, First, corn-jr of Grand Bryan, John, tavern, 156 Fly-market Buckland, William, grocer, Greenwich, corner of Bud Buchanan, Isabella, grocer, 363 Greenwich Buckley, James, grocer, 14 Mulberry Bullock, John, sailors boarding house, 284 Water Bulloyd, Robert, grocer, 201 Broadway Bumstead, William, grocer, 47 Henry Bunce, Jeffry, grocer, 3 E. Rutger Bunting, William, distiller, 244 Greenwich Burjeau, Joseph, tavern, Vesey Burgos, Richard, grocer, Hester, corner of Suffolk Burke, Thomas, grocer, 3 17 Water Burke' John, grocer, Pearl, corner of Broad Burnes, James, grocer, 27 Lombard Butler, widow, grocer, 44 Partition Burlock, Thomas, grocer, Corlaers Hook Burtis, Samuel, grocer, 164 Fly- market Burtnet, Daniel, grocer and grainer, 14 Bowery Burtsell, Elizabeth, tavern, 1 43 Flv'iv-uket Burkett, John, grocevand tavern, Essex, corner of Bullock Bush, Mary, tavern and sailors boarding house, 32 Moore Burnes, Patrick, grocer, Elizabeth Jones's new-york Burtis and Higbie, grocer and tavern. 108 Bowery Byajs, William, porter house, 3 1 George Byrne, Bernard, grocer, 3 Ann Byrne Edward, grocer and 6sh dealer, 13 Front Byrnes, Garret, grocer, 23 Bedlow Byrne, Lawrance, grocer, 321 Water Byvenock, William, grocer. 35 Harman IV — Hy.ue-Carpenters, Joiners, Cabinet- Makers, S.'iip- Wright» % Boat-R iild.-r3, Bhck and Pa :ip Makers, and Mechanic? who work principally in Wood. Backhouse, Ed ward, cabinet-maker, 365 Pearl Badger. Samuel, shipwright. Harmin Bagley, James, h. carpenter, Third Bailey. George, shipwright, near Youle's furnace Baker. Aaron, h. carpenter* Charlotte Baker' Daniel, h. carpenter, Provoost Baker, Daniel, h. carpenter, 35 Harman Baker, Daniel, h. carpenter, Leonard Baker, John, chair-maker, 15 Mulberry Baker, Richard, h. carpenter, 14 E. Rutger Baker, William, shipwright, Belvidere Ball, John T. cabinet- maker, shop 61 stone, house 10 1 Pearl Ball, William, shipwright, 186 Cherry Bellamy, Simon, h. carpenter, 187 Water Baldridge, Robert, turner, 5 5 Read Ballow, David, shipwright, 392 Greenwich Banks, Henry, cabinet-maker, 35 Beekman Banning, John, shipwright, 10 Birmingham Banta, William, wheelwright, Bowery, near Bleecker Baptiste, John, boat-builder, shop 321 Water, house 82 RooseT- Barker, George, hi carpenter, 44 Augustus Barker' John, h. carpenter, N. Moore Barker' Samuel, h. carpenter, Grand Barnes, Brass, shipwright, Buavia-lane Barnes, Brestead, shipwright, 5 Butuvia-lar.e Barnes, William, cabinet-maker, 2 M Greenwich Barret, John, upholsterer, 80 M dden-lane Barron, John, shipwright, 10 Birmingham BttUH Bartrim, Benjamin, h. carpenter, Walker ,.> '■ Bartoe, John, h. carpenter. 50 Mulberry Bart, John, ship-joiner, 12 E. Ru'ger Barthej Simon, h. carpenter, 17 Mulberry MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Bartlelt, Benjamin, shipwright, near Youle's furnace Bartley, James, h. carpenter, 13 Mulberry Barton, Benaih, cooper, 22 Oliver Bashford, Thomas, h. carpenter, First Batchelor, William, turner, 222 Bowery Baxter, Joseph, cooper> 13 Mulberry Baylis, Nathaniel, ship-joiner, 144 Cherry Baylis, Nathaniel, ship-joiner, 99 Bedlow Beach, Jared, h. carpenter, 1 3 Mulberry Beach, Thomas, shipwright, Corlaer's Hook Beavon, Solomon, shipwright, 92 Read Beck, William, cooper, 25 Mulberry Bedel, Cyrus, h. carpenter, 90 Read Beebe, Edward, shipwright, 2 1 Division Beebe, Lesher, shipwright, 101 Henry Beedle, Michard, shipwright, 95 Lombard Beety, James, cooper, 5 3 Roosevelt Bel. 'en, James, shipwright, 1 t2 Division Bell. Adam, cabinet-maker, +7 John Belh James, h. carpenter and joiner, 31 Duane Fellows, Abraham, cooper, 41 Bowery Bennet, Andrew, h. carpenter, N. Moore Bennet, James, cooper. Lumber Bennet, William, h. carpenter, 46 Mulberry Benson, Benjamin, h. carpenter, Fssex Benson, William, h. carpenter, Gold Bentford, William, h. carpenter, 48 Hudson Berdan, Samuel, h. carpenter, Bayard Berrian Cullum, coach makers, 10 Upper Chamber Bcrtholf, Henry, h. and s. joiner, 107 Cherry Berwick- John, cabinet-maker, Bayard Berry man, John, cabinet-maker, GO Henry Bcseline, Nicholas, cabinet-maker, 15 Roosevelt Betts, Daniel, h. carpenter, 45 Catharine Betts, John, coc>pi_r> 47 Harman Betts, A. if I. W. coopers, 4 Crane-wharf Bird, Mattew, h. carpenter, 77 Harman Bissct, George, millwright, J7 Mulberry Bbck, John, cabiuet-maker, 68 Murray Blackley, David, block and pump maker, 38(S Water Blackley. Davis, block and pump maker, 19 Fayette Blair, John, h. carpenter. Mott 132 JONES'S NEW-YORK Blakcney, Jacob, h. carpenter, 63 Read Blauvelt, Richard, pump-maker, 69 Church Bloodgood, John, coach- maker. 7 John Bloomer, David, shipwright, 8 E. Rutger Bloomfield, John, h. carpenter. Church Board, Joseph, h. carpenter, Harrison Bocock, John, h. carpenter. 44- Anthony. Bogert, Andrew, h. carpenter. N. Moore Bogert, Abraham, h. carpenter. 15 Leonard Bogert, Peter, h. carpenter, 88 Anthony Bogerti Peter R. h. carpenter, 1 1 Leonard Bokec, Abraham, cabinet-maker. 80 Harman Bonham, John, turner, 76 Chatham Bonnett, William, h. carpenter, Pump Booth, William, h. carpenter. 53 Church Boss, Joseph, h. carpenter, 58 Mulberry ^ Bostwick, Gabriel, h. carpenter, 70 Ann Bourdett, Peter, h. carpenter, 1 17 Harman Bowman? Joseph, h. carpenter, 3 Front Boyle, Joseph, wheelwright, 61 Chamber Boyle. John, wheelwright, 231 Greenwich Brady, James, h. carpenter, 101 Read Brady. Daniel, h. carpenter, 9 Anthony Brady. James, h. carpenter. Anthony- Brand. James, block-maker^ Orange Braird, James, h. carpenter, 7 Orange Branson. Ware, cabinet-maker, 14 1 Division Brett, Peter, h. carpenter, Second Brett. John, h. and sliip joiner, Walton's wharf Brewer, Elijah, shipwright, near Rutgers 's, Corlaers-Hook Brinckerhoff, Siebe, h. carpenter, 87 Read Brinley, John. h. carpenter, 283 Greenwich Biinkley. John, h. carpenter, 10 Cliff Brintnell. David, Windsor chair-maker, 35 Read Broad, Amos, upholsterer, 46 Maid;n-lane Brooks, Jacol), h. Carpenter, too Greenwich Brooks, Jacob, h. Carpenter, Harrison Brooks, Reuben, h. 8c ship carpenter, Hackley's wharf Brooks, R. ship joiner, 1 73 Cherry Brower, Jacob, cabinet maker, 17 & 20 Beave.' Brower, Jacob, h. carpenter, 16 Anthony MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 133 Brower, James, coach maker, 1 1 Partition, house 26 Vesey Brower, Paul, h. carpenter, Beach Brower, John I. upholsterer, 65 Broad Brower, John, wheelwright, First Brower, John, h. carpenter, 49 Elm Brower, Nicholas, cooper, 124 Broad Brown, Adam # Noah, shipwrights, opposite Belvidcrc Brown, Alexander, h. carpenter, 92 Read Brown, Bush, h. carpenter, 93 Division Browne, Charles, shipwright, 100 Lombard Brown, Edmund, h. carpenter, 93 Division Brown, Francis, cabinet maker, Cross Brown, John, h. carpenter, 40 Augustus Brown, John, h. carpenter, 40 Mulberry- Brown, John, h. carpenter, Charlotte Brown, John, h. carpenter, Bowery, near Spring Brown, Jonathan, shipwright, near Youle's furnace Brown, Robert, shipwright, Roosevelt Brown, Robert, shipwright, 26 James and 321 Water Brown, Samuel, cooper, 78 Murray and 227 Greenwich Brown, Thomas, boat builder, 256 Front, house 6 Roosevelt Brugh, John, h. carpenter, Beach Bruen, Thomas, heel and last maker, 65 Nassau Brush, Israel, h. carpenter, 109 Lombard Brugh, Christopher, shipwright, near Youle's furnace Brush, Henry, block & pump maker, 69 E. George Brysun, William, h. carpenter & grocer, 56 Bedlow Buchanan, William, shipwright, 44 Courtlandt Buchan, James, cabinet maker, 48 Anthony Buchanan, Falls, h. carpenter, 93 Chapel Buck, Daniel, shipwright, Bedlow Buckmaster, George, boat builder, 191 Cherry, house 72 [George Buckmaster, John, boat builder, 60 Harman Bunce, Matthew, boat builder, 37 Oliver Burnet, William, h. carpenter, Pump Burnside, Thomas, h. carpenter, 9 Mulberry Burtis, Samuel, h. carpenter, Grand Burtis, William, coachmaker, 14 Upper Read Burtis 4- Woodward, coachinakers, 280 Broadway Burger, Daniel, blockmakcr, 59 Front Burling, Ebenezer L. cabinet maker, 65 Bcckman O 134 JONES'S KEW-YORK Butting, S. Sc W. cabinet makers, 15 Beekniar Burdges, Samuel, h. carpenter, Elizabeth Bush, Evert, boat builder, 343 Water Bush, David, h. carpenter, Chapel Bush, James, shipwright, 5 Bedlow Butler, John, blockmaker, Oliver, house 28 Oliver Buttre, William, fancy chair maker, 56 Beekman V — Masons, Bricklayers, Plaisterers, and Stone-Cutters* Bad^lei Jacob, mason, 13 Leonard Baker, Abraham, mason, Leonard Ball, John, bricklayer, J Moore Banker, Abraham, Leonard B.4i ton, Gabriel, mason, 59 Ann B a r, James, mason, 42 Warren Bates, William, mason, 41 Hudson Beard Matthew, stone cutter, 63 Warren Beaumont, George, bricklayer, 43 Barclay Bell, Alexander, mason, 15 Bedlow Bell, Richard, mason, Harman Belt, Jonathan, mason, Frankfort Beirian, Peter, mason. 76 Harman Black. John, mason, 1 Catharine-lane Blake, Robert, stone-cutler, 45 Ann Blake Scott, stone-cutters, 219 Washington Blauvelt. Isaac, stone-cutter, 422 Greenwich Bloodgood, John, mason, 26 Anthony Bowen, Jones, mason, 5 Division Bowne, Elisha, mason, Mott Brasier, John, plaisterer, 9 1 Read Britten, Christopher, stone-cutter, Beach Brittain, Luke, stone-cutter, 36 Broadway Broghan, John, mason, Bedlow Brooks, Daniel, mason, 170 Division iSrown, John, mason, 98 Beekman Brown, John, stone-cutter, 66 Mulberry Brown, Phenus, mason, First Butler, Richard, mason, 16 Rose VI. — Smiths of every description, including those who xvofk in the precious metals, jewels, &?c. and Watch-makers. Ba 1 2 Magazine Bal^ Elizabeth, baker, N. Moore Ball, Thomas, drayman, Charlotte Ball, Robert, saddler, Cross Bancker, John, boot and shoe maker, 57 Ann Eanks, James, rigger, 95 Lombard Banks, John, taylor, 3 Old slip Banks, John, millinery store, 5 William Banta, widow Elizabeth, seamstress, 8 Cross Banta. Theodosia, seamstress, 3 Anthony Baptiste, John, segar-maker. Pingries alley Baptiste. John P. segar-maker, 37 Division Baptist, John, cook, 9 Read Barclay, Lewis, shoemaker, 25 E. George Barker, Gilbert, labourer, Pump Barker, Christopher, labourer, 1 1 1 Division Barker, Joshua, currier, 21 Vandewater Barkley, Philip, coachman, 32 Barclay Barnes, Phoebe, mantua-maker, 5 1 Bowery Barney, Henry, hatter, 345 Pearl, house 36 Augustus Barry, William, stevadore, 29 E. George Bartholomew, Lebuzon, gardener, Third Bartholf. James, livery stables, 4 Fair Bashford, Thankful, seamstress, 17 Mulberry Bates, John. G. hatter, 2 1 1 Greenwich, house Barclay MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 137 Bates, Stephen, taylor. Eagle Batey, James, jun. hatter. 4 1 Roosevelt Bayard, John, rigger, 29 Cheapside Bazen, James, labourer, 34 Robinson Bazley. Harman, rope-maker. Harman Bazley, Robert, rope-maker. Harman Beach, Lazarus, printer, 1 1 Park Beam, Joseph, shoemaker, N. Moore Beatty, James, hatter, 7 Batavia-lane Beatty, William, porter, Orange Beaurocher. Frederick, taylor, 8 Cross Beck, George, butcher, Spring Beckvvorth, Thomas, labourer, 95 Lombard Bedell, Joel, shoemaker, 77 Harman Bedell, John, taylor, 1 Fisher Bedell, John, shoemaker, 48 Thomas Bedell, Stephen, shoemaker, 18 Bowery Bedell, Silas, shoemaker, 1 3 Magazine Beerfield, Henry, taylor, 4 Chatham Beerman, Jacob, baker, 38 Dey Beets, Elizabeth, seamstress, White Behan, Thomas, miniature-painter, 114 William Belden, Amos, sail-maker, 178 Front Bell, Abraham, merchant, store, 313 Pearl Bell, David, labourer, 493 Greenwich Bell, widow Jane, mantua maker, 53 Ann Bell, Robert, sawyer, 451 Greenwich Bell, Samuel, baker, 20 Augustus Bell, Samuel, taylor, 219 Water Belvin, Robert, segar-niaker, Bedlow Benedict, Eri, boot and shoe maker, Fisher Benians, Francis, dyer, scourer, &c. 12 Maiden-lane Bennet. Jeremiah, labourer, Mary Bennet, John, baker. 7 E. George Bennet, Peter, tanner and currier, Frankfort, corner of Jacob Bennet, Samuel, labourer, Henry, corner of Charlotte Bennet, Thomas, shoemaker, Ben Ali, Susanna, profile-taker, 14 Broad Benson, Garret, baker, Beach Benson, Jonas, skinner. First Benteen, Elizabeth, mantua-maker, 82 Harman Berry, Daniel, tobacconist, 2 Orange O 2 JONfcs'S KEW-YOKK Berwick, William, baker. Oak Besso;i> Elsee, seamstress. 40 Augustus Belts. John, mustard-manufacturer. 17 Murray Letts, Margaret, taylorcss, 36 Thomas Bice. John, labourer, Vestry Biderill, Mary, mantua maker, Upper Barley Bigham. Andrew, gardener. Hester Bigham, James, labourer, Mott Bille, Xavier, taylor, Upper Barley Birchil), Neptune, coachman, Elizabeth Bird. Charles, butcher, Bowery, near 2 mile stone Bird' William, shoemaker, 7 Oliver Bisher, Frederick, poulterer, Hester Bisset. Robert, shoemaker, 10 Barclay Black. James, labourer, Mott Black> Patrick, labourer, 95 Anthony Blackburn, J. 4 William Bogert, Albert, lamplighter, Thomas Bogert, Daniel, rigger and stevadore, Hester Bogert, Isabella G. tayloress, Washington, near Provoost Bogert, Jacobus, baker, 1 7 1 Broadway Bogert, John, rope maker, 23 Mott Bogert, John, livery stables, 1 9 Fair Bogert, Joseph, butcher, Bowery Bogert, Joseph, butcher, 14 Pell Boggs, William, taylor, 8 Beaver Boice, Isaac, shoemaker, E. George Bokee, William, plumber, Orange Boland, Martin, print cutter, 44 Church Bolmcr, widow Maria, seamstress, Magazine MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Bonar, Michael, rope maker, Grand Bond, William, butcher, Crosby, corner of Spring Bosher, Jacob, hair dresser, 13 Burling slip Bowne, Frederick, sugar boiler, 1 5 Roosevelt Bowers, Michael, leather dresser, spring Bowvanhorn, Paul, labourer, 40 Augustus Boyce, Nicholas, butcher, Elizabeth Boyd, Hugh, labourer, 14 Henry Boyer, William, millinery store, 190 William. Boyce, Gtorge, rope maker, Second Boyl, Caleb, miniature painter, 40 Nassau Boyl, Dennis, labourer, 12 Augustus Boyer, Anthony, morocco manufacturer, 30 Church Boyd, John, taylor, 1 1 Fayette Brudy, George, porter, 2 Harman Brady, George, taylor, 229 Front Brady, Abraham, coach painter, 1 5 Barley Brady, John, shoemaker, 8 Augustus Brannon, John, labourer, 15 Augustus Braymer, George, boot and shoemaker, 453 Pearl Brennin, Thomas, labourer, 20 Augustus Brett, E. 8c M. mantua makers, 6 1 Liberty Brewer, Charles, shoemaker, White Brewer, James, book binder, Third Brewer, John, taylor, 247 Greenwich Brewerton, George, enameller, Bowery Brewster, John, coachman, 23 Read Brill, , gardener, Grand Brinckerhoff, Fanny, tayloress, 398 Greenwich Briscoe, William, brush maker, -1 2 . Roosevelt Brittain, Benjamin, boot Sc shoemaker, 6 Rose Brookem Altemus, labourer, Provoost Brooks, Henry, tanner and currier, Magazine Brooks, Jonathan, boot and shoe maker, N. Moore Brooks, Conrad, shoemaker, 209 Greenwich Brooks, William, shoemaker, S09 Gieenwich Brower, Abraham, hatter, 30 Maiden Lane Brower, David, boot and shoemaker; 200 Broadway Brower, David, button maker, 53 Wfci ren Brower, William, taylor, 245 Green .vich Brower, Garret, shoemaker, 35 Robinson Brower, Jacob, labourer, 4 Leonard JONES'S NEW-YOaK Brown, Andrew, baker, 26 Anthony Brown, Christopher, coachman, 275 Greenwich Brown, Fbenezer, shoemaker, 9 1 Harman Brown, George, hatter, 32 5 Pearl Brown, George, sawyer, ->88 Greenwich Brown, Jacob, boot and shoemaker, 2 Gold Brown, Jacob", boot and shoemaker, 95 Maiden Lane Brown, Joseph, sail maker, 44- Chatham Brown, Jacob, hair dresser, 50 E. George Brown, John, gardener, 98 Anthony Brown, James, labourer, 46 Division Brown, John, labourer, 1 1 5 Division Brown, Keith, hair dresser, 259 Water Brown, Mary, mantua-maker, 139 Greenwich Brown, Miss, milliner, &c. 5 Cedar Brown, M. A. 8c S. milliners, 8tc. 52 John Brown, Nathan, hatter, 246 Water Brown, Thomas, hair dresser, 72 Broad Brown, William, labourer, Anthony Brown, William, shoemaker, Fifth Browning, Hugh, stevadore, Bullock Bruce, Michael, hairdresser, 76 James Bruno, Augustine M. maccaroni maker, 371 Pea Brunt, Jacob, sugar boiler, 4 1 Read Brush, John, baker, 9 1 Anthony Bruss, L. portrait painter, 30 Cedar Bryar, James, tobacconist, 122 Front Bryar, William, tobacconist, Sixth Bryar, William, tobacconist, 104 Water Bry son, David, currier, 48 Frankfort Bryden, William, tanner, Magazine Buckhalt, Lodowick, baker, 53 Chapel Buchanan, Charles, tobacconist, 121 Division Buck, Francis, cook, 45 Cliff Buckle, William, brusumaker, 13 George Buchanan, George, butcher, N. Moore Buchanan, William, rigger, Charlotte Budges, Thomas, painter and glazier, 33 Oak Bues, Joseph, hair dresser, 43 Roosevelt Bull, William, rigger, Bancker Bull, Peter, saddler, Llm MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Bulton, Abraham, taylor, 1 1 1 Division Buloe, Frederick, rigger, 89 Anthony Bull, William, saddler and harness maker, 25 Chapel Bunn, Mary, midwife, 64 Bowery Bunn, Reuben, ladies shoemaker, 60 William Bunn, William, shoemaker, 64 Barclay Bunting, Mrs. midwife, Greenwich, corner of Murray Burrows, Thomas, rigger, Oak Burnham, William, tallow chandler, 27 Grand Burton, Dodo, gardener, Bowery Burjeau, James, shoemaker. Leonard Burrow, Samuel I. sailmaker, loft 39 South, house 5 Garden Burk. Dennis, shoemaker, 69 Murray Burk, Edmund, currier> 27 Chesnut Burling, James, store tender, Spring Burr, William, hatter, 265 Broadway Burns, William, shoemaker, 97 Anthony Burns, John, taylor Mulberry Burris, William, shoemaker, 48 Harman Burger, widow Alice, tayloress, 76 Chapel Bush, John, shoemaker, Orange Butler, Anthony, labourer, Laight Butterworth, Henry, paper box manufactory, 79 Beekman Butler, Walter, porter, Fifth Butler & Patton, milliners, 6 Old slip Byng, Moses, labourer, 1 Catharine, corner of Division Byrne, Ann, huckster. Barley, corner of Elm, VIII. — Ship-masters, Marmers, and Boatmen Bailey > Samuel G. ship-master, 82 Roosevelt Baker, Benjamin, mariner, Fisher Baldin, John, mariner, 155 Division Baine, John, ship master. 199 William Barber, Thomas, ship-master, 61 Ann Barker? Peleg, ship-master, 60 Roosevelt Barnard, John, mariner, 60 Roosevelt Barney, James, mariner, 80 Harman, corner of Charlotte Barnet, Egbert, ship-master, 39 Bancker Barnet, Valentine, ship-master, 29 Oak Bcedle, William, ship-master, 123 Division Bell, William, ship-master, 68 Lombard Bennet, Job, ship-master, 1 6 Harman 142 JONES'S NEW-YORK Berton, George, mariner. 72 Ann Bird, Frederick, mariner. 98 Read Black, i — , ship-master. 1 1 Gold Blackley, John S. mariner, 43 Oak Blauvelt, John T. boatman. 47 Hudson Blanck, James, mariner. 44 Church Bloomer, Richard, pilot 2 Garden Bloomer. Michael, b. pilot, 65 Fair Bogert, John, boatman, Laight Bool, Henry, ship master. 7 E. Rutger Bourcher. Henry, mariner, 20 Harman Bourne, Samuel, ship-master, 261 Water Boweot, John, mariner, 37 Catharine Bowden, John, mariner, 14 Chesnut Boyer, Joseph, ship-master, 92 James Boyles, James, mariner, 35 Harman Braine, Daniel, ship-master, 170 William Bray David, ship-master, 82 Lombard Bray, George, ship-master, Mott Brazier, John, ship-master, 43 Greenwich Brazier, Philip, mariner, 24 Bancker Breath, James, ship-master, 29 Beekman • Bright, William, mariner, Mott Briscoe, Thomas, ship-master, 55 Lombard Briteman, Joseph, mariner, Anthony Broad, William, ship-master, Provoost Brower, Benjamin, boatman 12 Thomas Brower, Ralph, boatman, Chai>el Brown, Benjamin, mariner Brown, John, mariner, Bedlow Brown, John, mariner, 80 Harman Brown, Richard, ship-master, 66 Roosevelt Brown, Thomas, mariner, 88 Division Brown, Thomas, mariner, 62 Ann Bull, Joseph, mariner, 7 Birmingham Bunker, Obed. ship-master, 40 Oak Burke, Miles, ship-master, 67 James Burns, James, ship-master, Cross Burgher, James D. ship-master, 1 77 Washington Burr, Isaac, ship-master, 66 Cherry Bursley, Samuel, mariner, Henry MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Burton, Thomas, ship master, 99 Henry Bush, John, pilot, 8 Roosevelt Bushat, Lambert, mariner, 26 Water Buskirk, Philip, ship-master, 1 5 First IX. — Miscellaneous. Bailey, widow Phoebe> 80 Read Baileyj widow Phoebe, First Baker, widow Elizabeth, 1 Bancker Baker, Mary, Mott Baker, M. 76 Gold Baker, Susan, Spring Baker, Tamy, 98 Bedlow Baldwin, Hannah, Mott Baldwin, Martha, George Baldwin, Mary, 78 James Baldwin, widow Susanna, Charlotte Ball, Eleanor, Third Ball, Isabella, 38 Partition Banker, widow, corner of Clinton Banta, Jane, 27 Chatham Bancker, widow, Bowery Barnard. Charles, First Barnet, John, 36 Harman Barron, widow of James, Bayard Barrow, Thomas, 1 Garden Bartholomew, Nicholas, Henry i Bates, Abraham, Fair, corner of Nassau , Baudrie, Baptiste Jean, 5 Mott Ba) lis, Cuihurine» 3 Bancker Becker, Francis, 89 Greenwich Beck. Margaret, 8 Barley Bedford, widow, 278 Pearl \ Bedlow, Henry, Water, and 1 Crown Point I Be^kimin, John K. 20 Robinson Beekman, Sarah, 48 Cherry ; Beekman, Theophilus, special justice, 2 Vesey Beekman, Margaret, 83 Greenwich | Bellamy, Thomas, Tomlinson's tea gardens ; Bellows, Abraham, 41 Bowery Benson, widow, 16 Warren II Bcnnet, Elizabeth, 1 1 Harman 114 JONES'S WEW-TORK Bennet Lewis, 31 Church Berault Charles, 48 Read Berry, Anthony, Bayard Bergen, Hannah, 6 Mott Berian, Mariam. 1 37 Division Bettinger. Antlrewi Hester Bevose, Charles> 77 Harman Bias, Sarah. 66 Warren Bicker, Catharine, 27 Oak Bishop, John, junr. 62 Chapel Black, widow Abigail, 9s Bcekman Black, Mary, 36 Division Blackburn, Sarah, 70 Bedlow Blake, Elizabeth, 1 Magazine Blake, Mary, 363 Greenwich Blanchard, Madame, 35 Chatham Bleecker, Garret, 27 Courtlandt Bloomfiekl, widow Margaret, 59 Chapel Bloomstock, widow Mary, Bullock Blush, Elizabeth, Oak Body, Mary, Anthony Bogert, Catharine, 57 Cedar Bogert, widow Eliza, 1 1 Church Bogert, widow Elizabeth, 185 Greenwich Bogert, Mary, 363 Greenwich Bolton, Anthony, 20 Broadway Bonar, Patrick, 28 Henry Bonker, Stephen, 33 Bancker Boos, Wandle, 60 Bowery Booth, Lydia, 5 Cherry Bowles, Catharine, 1 Wall Boyd, Lsetitia. 34 Ferry Bradford. Catharine. 38 Courtlandt Brant, William, Lombard Brasher, Mrs. A. 72 Broadway Bray. John. 33 Bancker Brazier, Ephraim, Fifth Breath, John, senr. 29 Beekman Breton, Stephen. Bullock Brewer, Margaret. 83 Greenwich Brewerton, widow of Henry. Duane MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 145 Brinckcrhoff, Peter, 25 Pearl Brinckerhoff, widow, 26 Liberty Brinkley, Catharine, 79 Chatham JJrilton, Miss, 3! Barclay Broody, John, I 5 1 Division Brooks, Catharine, 15 Leonard Brower, widow Mary, 3 2 Barclay Brower, Phillis. 31 Cliff Brower, Nicholas, 75 Murray Brower, widow Ann, 81 Murray Brown, widow Ann, 83 Roosevelt Brown, widow Eunice, 45 Roosevelt Brown, John, 75 Gold Brown, widow Mary, Greenwich Brown, Mary, Elizabeth Brown, Mrs. Broad Brown, widow, 64- Cherry Brown, William, Grand Brownbush, Willempie, First Brownjohn, Ann, 28 Partition Bruce, Peter, 302 Broadway Bran, Francis, I 9 Upper Read Brush, Margaret, 3 Pell Brush, widow of Thomas, 99 Cherry Buckmaster, widow Sarah, nurse, 5 1 Roosevelt Budd, widow Elizabeth, » Chesnut Bufi re, Ann, 43 George Bull, Mrs. 45 Partition Bull, Magdalen, First Humstead, Elizabeth, Fifth Bonce, Eve, 107 Cherry Burling, Ebenezcr S. 146 Cherry Burling, Lancaster, 12 Cherry Burridgc, widow Gertrude, 72 James Butler, Richard 35 Catharine X. — Carlmtn. Baker, Richard, 70 Henry Banton, Peter, Second Hanton, Cornelius, Second Banta, Henry I. Provoost P 146 JONES'S NEW-TOHK Bartley, Robert, 13 Mulberry Baiton, Elisha, Brannon I3aum, James, Cross Baxter, Stephen, Leonard Bayard, John, Mott Beam, JohrVC. Thomas Beam, Peter, Spring Beatty, Samuel, 30 Chapel Beatty, Samuel, 83 Murray Bee !, man, Harman, 84 Head Bell, James, Fifth Bcnnet, John, Fourth Bennet, Cornelius, 14 7 Harman Benedict, Josiah B. Chinch Benten, Jacob, Provoost Bertholf, Henry, Provoost Berwick, John, 90 Read Berry, David, Bedlow Bice, Abraham, Brannon Bice, Her.ry, Brannon Eice, William, Third Bird, Henry, Essex Bishop, Moses, Cross Bishop, Aaron, Cross Bianchard, George, Crosby Blauvelt, Daniel, 422 Greenwich Blank, Jacob, Elm, corner of Catharine lane Blauvelt, Abraham, 18 Thomas Blauvelt, Harman, 48 Thomas Blakeney, David, 2 1 Thomas Blauvelt, Isaac, junr. 15 Thomas Bloomfield, Stephen, 22 Anthony Bloomfield, Thomas, 58 Read Bloomfield, , 76 Barclay Bogert, Aris, senr. Provoost Bogert, Aris, Provoost Bogert, David R. Desbrosses Bogert, John, North Moore Bogert, Peter, 46 Thomas Bogert, Isaac, 100 Read Bogert, Henry, Mary Bogert, Garret, Read MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. ur Bogert, Peter, 57 Cedar Bogert, John P. 75 Church Bogert, James, 'J7 Rose Bonter, John, Spring "Banker, Henry, oS Bancker Bouton, Aaron, rear of Brown's ship-yard Boyle, , 317 Broadway Brass, Joseph, Hester Brazer, Thomas, Hudson B.ice, Hugh, 99 Anthony Bnggs, ELcnczer, Hester Broun, Isaac, Provoosi Brooks, John, Laight Brooks, Joseph, 41 1 Greenwich Brown, Peter, Hudson Brown, Abraham, Fourth Brown, John, 96 Anthony" Brown, John, 96 Anthony Brown, Josiah, rear of Blower's ship-yard Brown, Isaac, Lispenard Brown, William, Harman • • Brown, James, North Moore Brown, Adolphus, Spring Brower, Isaac, 12 Thomas Brower, Isaac, Hester Brower, Peter, 57 Anthony Brush, Peter, upper end of Greenwich Buckle, John II. Desbrosses Buckbee, Samuel, Magazine Bulwinkle, Henry, Bayard Bunn, George, Second Burt, Charles, 80 Roosevelt Buskirk, Lawrence, 85 Read Bussing, William, North Moore Butman, Joseph, Mary Byard, Michael, 36 Anthony C . I. — Learned Professions and Public Officers. Cabinet of natural history> City Hall Callaby> Patrick) teacher. 28 Water M8 JONES'S NLW-YORK Cameron. John, measurer of grain, 35 Division Campbell, Malcolm, teacher, Broadway, comer of Liberty Campbell, John, accountant in New- York Insurance office, 83 Cannon, Peter, inspector of revenue [Read Carmar, Nicholas G. weigh -master, 4 Murray Carnes, John, custom house measurer, 10 Lumber Castro. Peter P. doctor, 23 Fayette Catlin, L. cashier of Merchants bank, 45 Wall Cebra, James, customhouse weigher, 156 Water Charge, William, teacher, 43 Read Chapman, George W. physician, 23 Barclay Charlton, John, M. D. 34 Broadway Cheelham. James, editor of Am. Citizen, 81 Pearl Chevers, William, marshal, Charlotte Childs. Francis, conveyancer, 15 Chatham Chilton, George, philosophical lecturer, 24 Cedar Chimney offices, 1 Broad, 63 Beekman, 21 Chamber, 43 [Oliver, and Hutson's, Bowery road Church, widow Ann, dispensary, I 80 Bowery- City comptroller's office, City hall City Hall, Wall City Dispensary, Beekman. coi ner of Nassau City Library, 16 Nassau Clark, Benjamin, measurer of grain, 1 1 Thomas Clark, James, M. D. 2 Vesey Clements, J. veterinary surgeon, 35 Barclay Clements, Joseph, accountant, 1 1 Vandewater Clinton, De Witt, mayor of the city and county of New-York [and senator, I Broadway Clinton. George, junr. attorney at law & member of congress, Coddington, Uzziah. lime measurer. 17 Chapel [9 Cherry Codwise, David, attorney, Sec. 78 Pearl & Dey Coffio. John, A. M. teacher, 28 upper Read, academy 89 Bsek- Colden, Cadwr. D. attorney be counsellor at law, 59 Wall [man Cole, Andrew, inspector of Pot-ash, 21 Thomas Cole, Peter, inspector of hides, 20 Jacob Coleman, W. counsellor at law and editor of E. Post, Hudson Columbian Insurance office, 66' Wall Commercial Insurance office, 50 Wall Comstock, Elisha, teacher, 5 1 Cliff Ccnklin, John, marshal, Chapel MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. US Conrad, Ephraim, teacher, 32 Nassau Conrey, Peter, inspector of lumber, J 1 Roosevelt Constant, Joseph, sheriff, 4 Murray Cooper, Rev. Gerardus, 27 Fair Cooper, George D. counsellor at law, 86 Water Cooper, Thomas, counsellor Sc master in chancery, 5 5 WaH Cooper & B.iche, notaries public, See. 86' Water Corbet, Frederick, teacher, 68 William Cornelius, doctor, 28 Magazine Cornell, Christopher, accountant, 23 Liberty Court house, upper, Doyer Coventry, John II. physician, &c. 99 Greenwich Cowdrey, Jonathan, inspector of lumber, E. Rutger Cowdrey, Samuel, attorney at law and notary public, 50 Cherry Cox, Jamison, deputy-clerk of the city and county, Second Cox, Robert, accountant, 10 Duane Crane, Martha, teacher, 52 Beaver Cregear, John, physician, 39 RooseveK Crum, Henry, wood inspector, 45 Barley Crum, William, wood inspector, E. Rutger Culbertson, Mis. teacher, 30 Pine Gumming, George, Physician, 290 Broadway Gumming, William, measurer of coal, Charlotte Cunningham, Matthew, measurer, 21 Division Cupples, William, marshal, 428 Greenwich Curtis, Abner, marshal, 19 Fair Cutter, Smith, physician, 207 Greenwich Cutting, Win. counsellor and master in chancery, 38 William, [house 75 Liberty II. — Merchants, Dry Good Book stores, and Store keepers hi General. Cadle & Sti'ingham, merchants, 9 5 Front Cadle, Thom.'.s, merchant, 207 Pearl' Cagtaganet, Paul, merchant, 23 upper Read Gaboon, William & co. com. merchants, 96 Wall Cairns, William, dry-good store, 81 William Cairns, William, merchant, 56 Dey Cairns, Frears 8c Halliday, merchants, 35 Courtlandt Cairon, Peter, merchant, 77 Beekman Caldwell, John, hardware store, 30 \ Pearl Coidwell, John U co. merchants, 9 1 Water P 2 Caldwell and Foote, merchants, store 74 Scuth Cammann, Peter A. mercliant, 61 Broadway, store 30 South - Camman, Charles A. merchant, 22 Broad Caniphcll, Archibald, merchant, 52 Cedar Campbell Mitchell, booksellers & stationers, 124 Pearl Campbclh Thomas I. lumber merchant. 55 Hudson Carberry Sc Murdock, merchants, 87 Front Careme, John, dry-good store, 396 Pearl Curgill. David, merchant, 32 Water Cargill Sc M'Coun, merchants, 2 1 Coenties-slip Carow, Isaac, merchant, 222 Pearl Carpenter, Thomas, merchant, 224 Water Carpenter, Jacob, lumber-merchant, 1 9 Lombard Casenave, John, merchant, house 28 W. Hall, store 23 Pearl Cauchois, John & co. dry-good store, 1 99 Broadway Cauldwell, John, merchant, 304 Pearl Cave, Thomas, earthenware store, 144 Chatham Caze & Richaud, 2 William Chadeayen 8c Seaman, merchant taylors, 310 Pearl Chapman, John, millinery store, "84 Pearl Chapman, Wm. S. 81 Wall Champlin, John T. merchant, 247 Broadway Charl wood, John, bro. 8c china store, 16 Bowery Charles, Mrs. millinery store, 414 Pearl Chatterton 8c Remsen, dry-good Store, 416 Pearl Cheeves, J. B. fancy store, 409 Pearl Cheesborough, Robert, merchant, 44 Dey Childs, Evander, broker, 58 Warren Cholwell, Jacob, ship-chandler, Burling-slip Cholwell, , merchant, 13 Vandewater [8c 5 B. slip Christian Sc Paxton, auctioneers 8c com. merchants, 142 Front Christie, Mary, china 8c glass store, 37 Maiden-lane Church ScDemill, merchants, 164 Front Church, John, merchant, 164 William Church, John B. merchant, 25 Robinson Clapp, William, flour-merchant, house Vandewater, store 181 Clapp, William, merchant, 69 Cold [Front Clark, Thomas, lumber-merchant, 87 Lombard, yard 170 Clark, Richard S. dry-good store, 148 Chatham [Cherry Clark Sc Ogilby, merchants, store 94 Front Clarke, James, druggist, 210 Broadway MEUCANTILF. DIRECTORY. 151 Clarke, Peter, druggist, 127 Pearl Clarkson, Slreatfield, merchant, 33 Broadway Clarkson, Freeman, merchant, 97 Liberty Clarkson, S. 8c L. merchants, Mill, near Stone Clason, Isaac & co. merchants, 61 Broadway, store 20 South Clason, Isaac, merchant, 61 Broadway Cleland, George, hardware store ; above Union Furnace Clements, Henry, hardware store, 216 Greenwich Clendining 8c Adams, merchants, 209 Pearl Clendining, Alexander, merchant, 26 1 Greenwich Clink, Jacob, merchant, 13 Nassau Cock, John, merchant, 302 Pearl Cock, Isaac, merchant, 24 1 Water Cock, G. Sc I. L. dry-good store, 258 Water Cock, Elijah, dry good store, 230 Water Cock t\ Frost, ironmongers, 25 t Water Cock, Isaac 8c co. merchants, 26 Peck slip Cock, Oliver, dry-good store, 13 and 15 Peck slip Codd, Thomas, merchant, 138 Pearl Codm in, William, merchant, store 28 South, house 30 Wil- Codwise, Christopher S. merchant, 341 Pearl [liam Coggeshall & Cottrel, ship-chandlers, 299 Water Cogs hall, Caleb, merchant, 41 Frankfort Coit, Elisha 8c William, merchants, Crane wharf Coit, Elisha, merchant, 43 Fair Coit, Levi, merchant, 33 Greenwich Coit, John, merchant, 97 Beektnan Coit Sc Phillips, merchants, Washington Coks, Robert, dry-good store, 105 Division Cole, Oliver, Flour merchant. 3 1 Pearl :s, John B. flour mercharU, store 1 South, house 1 State Cole, James, dry.good store, 1 1 Peck slip Coleman, Robert, merchant, 129 Pearl Collard 8c Ritter, merchant taylors, 244 Water Collins, Perkins 8c co. booksellers and stationers, 189 Pearl Collins, Charles, merchant, 24 1 Pearl Cook, Joseph F. merchant, 6 1 James Cook, George, dry-good store, 103 Cherry Cook, John, merchant, 22 Btekman Cooper, John, dry-good store, 458 Pearl Cooper, John M. dry-good store, 1 1 9 Chatham Cooper Shippty, merchants, 28 Coenties slip 152 JONES'S NEW-YORK Cooper, Samuel, merchant, 92 Broad Concklin, James, dry-good store, 173 Broadway Conklin, James, merchant, 12 Lumber Conklin, Jesse, dry -good store, 1 75 Greenwich Connelly & Brennan. merchants, 1 1 5 Front Connolly, William, merchant, 19 Gold Coriies, John, merchant, 117 Greenwich Corish, Janus, dry-good store, William, near Franckfort Corlics. Benjamin k Jacob, merchants, 230 Pearl Corne, Peter, merchant. 49 Nassau Cornell, Joseph, ironmonger, 198 Water Cornell, Thomas, looking-glass store, 96 Chatham Cornell, widow, dry-good store, 393 Pearl Cornell, Elijah, ironmonger. 12 Oak, store 309 Pearl Cornell, Gilliam, 131 My. market Corp, Ellis & Shaw, merchants, 171 Pearl Cornwall, James, ship chandler, 57 Bsekman, s. Burling slip Corwin, Leah, Earthenware, store 8 Front Coster, Henry A. merchant, 28 William Coster, Henrf A. 34 Augustus Chrisholm, Thomas, stone cutter, 41 Cedar Christie, William P. mason, 39 Anthony Clark, Ebcnezer, mason, 83 Warren Clark, Joseph, mason, 15 First Clifford, James, hricklayer, Pump Clingdinan, Alexander, masoiu Third Cochrane, James, mason, 25 James Coddington, John, mason, 56 Anthony Coddington, Uzziah, bricklayer, 28 Duane Coe, Abraham, stonecutter, 56 Read Cole, Cornelius, mason, 75 Church Coleman, James, stone cutter, 28 Read Connelly, Tuliy, mason, 21 Catharine-lane Cooper, George, mason, 10 Division Corlis, George, mason, 59 Cherry Couenhoven Peter, mason, 21 Anthony Cuff, Luke, mason, 12 Read Currie, Hugh, mason, Lovell's alley VI. — Smiths of every description, including those xvht work i7i the precious Metals, Jewels, fifd and Watch' Makers. Caille, Francis, tinman, 67 Nassau Caldwell, George, pewterer, and candle mould-maker, f Caraben, Peter, goldsmith, 49 Division [Beekman Cai-gill, Abraham"! tinman, and city sealer of weights and mea- sures, 2_50 Water Carver, William, smith and farrier, 36 Cedar Chamberlain, Russell, moulder, Corlaer's hook Christie, James, coach smith, 1 2 Robinson Clapp, Philip, silversmith, 44 Frankfort Clapp & Riker, silversmiths, 373 Pearl Clay, James, blacksmith, 24 Harman Clause, Henry, blacksmith, 23 Mott Coats, John, tin plate worker, 354 Water Cole, David, blacksmith, 47 Read Cole, John, blacksmith, ^5 Reatl [ington. Coley. William> gold & silver smith and jeweller, 191 Wash- MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 161 Collis, George, blacksmith, 289 Water Collis, George, blacksmith, 63 Roosevelt Cook, John, jeweller and goldsmith- 236 Broadway Cook, John* goldsmith, 1 1 7 William Cooper, B. &I. gunsmiths, 19 Partition Cooper, Francis, copper smith, S6 Water Cooper, John, black and white smith, 78 Bowery Corish, Cornelius, blacksmith, 28 Warren Crandell, John, blacksmith, Hester Crane, David, blacksmith, 159 Greenwich Crawley, D. tin plate worker, 30 Nassau Cromwell, John, blacksmith, 14-9 Division Cronk, George, blacksmith, 5 Pump Cross, James, blacksmith, I 1 9 Bowery Cunningham, Walter, blacksmith, Charlotte Cunningham, William, brass founder, 5 E. Rutger Cutbirth, Benjamin, blacksmith, 40 Anthony Curtenius, Peter co. air furnace, Greenwich VH. — Mechanics, Trades and Callings not before enumerated. Culogan, John, hair dresser, 14 East George Cairns, Cornelius, taylor, 16 J. Fly market CakdulF, Abraham, gardener. Fifth Cani|j, John, labourer, 73 Division Camp, Philander, shoemaker, 91 Harmaa Campbell, James, butcher, Elizabeth Campbell, John, shoemaker, 91 Ilarman Campbell, Richard, shoemaker, 36 John Campbell, William' shoemaker, 26 Read Campbell, William, taylor> 2 Lombard Campen, Daniel, labourer, 249 Greenwich Caney, Sarah, mantua maker, 8 Henry Cannon, Abraham, boot and shoe maker, 55 Fair Cannon» Robert, taylor, Orange Card, Elisha, caulker, 2 East George Cardnan, Lewis, sailmaker, Fifth Curloch, John, livery stables, 57 James Carney, Henry, labourer, 61 Division Cunle) > Robert, starch and fig blue maker, Ilarman Gut, Connell, labourer* 90 Anthony 162 JOKKS'S NEW-YOBK Can-. George, stevadore, 1 3 Bedlow Cam James, butcher, Elizabeth Cam John, stage conductor, 1 Courllandt, house 75 Murray Carr> Robert, taylor, 20 Upper Read Carrill, Henry, butcher, First Carson, Hyacinth, baker, 37 George Carstang, Gideon, rope maker, Mulberry Carstang, Gideon, junr. rope maker, Second Carstang, John, rope maker, Grand Carter, Chauncy, shoe maker, Second Carter, Edward, labourer, 3 1 Chapel Carter, S. Sc M. looking-glass manufactory, 289 Pearl Cartey, John, labourer, Mott Carver, Nicholas, sail maker, 2 Vandew&ter Casam, Jacob, labourer, First Cash, John, tea waterman, 20 First Cashore, Thomas, painter and glazier, Henry Caslier, Elizabeth, seamstress, 36 Augustus , Casmere, George, baker, Magazine Cassady, D. boot and shoemaker, 18 William Cassady, Hugh, drayman, 47 Catharine Cassie, James, baker, 1 7 Rose Cassimer, P. hair dresser, 38 Church Castan, Jacob, hairdresser, 17 E. George Caulder, William, rigger, 14 Bancker Cave, Stephen, shoemaker, Cross Cave> William, porter, 72 Cherry Caywood, Benjamin, shoemaker, 1 1 Anthony Ceasar, John, sawyer, 36 Ferry Chadler, Vincent, labourer, Second Chadwicke, Thomas, shoemaker, 1 10 Harman Chalk, Richard, boot and shoemaker, 3 Broad Chambers, Francis, hairdresser, 40 Dey Chambers, Peter, taylor, 27 Oak Chambers, William S. whip maker, Church Chappie, Eliza, seamstress, 42 Oak Charlton, Benjamin, taylor, 81 Chatham Charnley, Robert, hatter, 19.5 Water Chase, widow Ann, seamstress, 27 Mulberry Chase, W r illiam, shoemaker, 4 Second Cheetham, Benjamin, halter, 196 Water Cheetham> John, hatter, 196 Water MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 1GS Chigizola, Evangeliste, segar maker. 1 39 Division Chtlds, Lewis, painter and glazier, 32 Oak Christian. Zechariah, porter, 96 Harman Christopher, John R. labourer, Orange Church, George, labourer, 2S Mott Ciceri, , scene painter, 1 7 Murray Cisco, Peter, shoemaker, Bowery Clark, widow Ann, seamstress, Leonard Clark, widow Hannah, mantua maker, Chapel Clark, Jesse, boot and shoemaker. 80 Chapel Clark, Moses, oysterman, Pell Clark, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 61 Harman Clark, Thomas, taylor, 12 Mulberry Clark, William, weaver, 18 Harman Clark, William, rigger, 1 1 Cheapside Clarkson, Richard, labourer, 69 Read Clarkson, Richard, hairdresser. 161 Division Claus, George, confectioner, 1 42 William Cieland, Mrs. midwife, 6 Fair [lan« Clements, Robert & co. silk dyers and scourers, 16 Maiden- Clevenzana, Dominica, varnisher and ornamental worker on Clifford. James, labourer. Pump [glass. 196 Broadway Cline, John, rope maker, Fifth Clinton. Thomas, sail maker, Sixth Coal, Lambert, tobacconist, J 8 Roosevelt Coarson. Cornelius, shoemaker, Essex Cocklin, widow Ann, seamstress, Cross Cockson. John, labourer, 1 2 Catharine-lane Coe, Robert, shoemaker, 65 Roosevelt Cogdill, William, comb maker, 53 Henry Coit, David, shoemaker, 77 Henry Colebough, John, sugar baker, S Chapel Coleburn, Nathaniel, taylor, 24 Banckcr ColeRrove. Francis, labourer, Henry Collard, Isaac, shoemaker, Frankfort Collard, Isaac, shoemaker, 45 Division Collier. Matthew, labourer. Essex Collins, Isaac, printer, 1 89 Pearl Collis, John, paper hanger, 42 Pearl Collister, Thomas, sexton of the Trinity Church, S4 Etekmaii Comford, Barnet. labourer, 23 Bedlow 164 jones's kew-york Concelia, George, labourer, Walnut Concklin, Dai id, baker, Henry Concklin, Joseph, shoemaker, 271 Broadway Conner, Barnct, sawyer, Greenwich, near N. Market Conrey, Abraham, shoemaker, 54 Henry Connelly, James, shoemaker, Fifth Connor, John T. taylod 13 Barclay Connor, John, taylor, 21 1 Greenwich Conover, Stephen, coach painter, 5 Upper Head Constant, Thomas, taylor, 1 3 Barclay Conway, James, hair dresser, 94 Nassau Cook, James, labourer, 48 Bedlow Cook, John, stevadore, 29 George Cooper, Albert, taylor, 47 Church Cooper, Benjamin, painterand glazier, 227 Wililara Cooper, Cornelius, brush maker, 1 8 Ferry Cooper, Frederick, sausage maker, Molt Cooper, George, labourer, Camel Copeland, Jonathan, shoemaker, 83 Harman Corbilt, Miss, milliner, 68 William Cornell, Paul, rigger, 5 Henry Cornish, John, milk man, Fifth Corlhur, Joseph, shoemaker, Greenwich, near N. market Corse, Israel, currier, 1 4 Jacob, house 6 Vandewater Corey, widow Elizabeth, seamstress, 80 Read Corvin, James, labourer, 9 Anthony Corwin, James, shoemaker, .5 Birmingham Cose, Peter, rigger, 1 1 Fayette Coster, John, sugar boiler, 40 Rose Covenhoven, Christian, boot and shoemaker, 259 Broadway Couenhoven, Henry, taylor, 4 Courtlandt Coverley, William, rigger, 3 Birmingham Cowans, George, labourer, 49 Mulberry Cowan, Joseph, shoemaker, 70 Murray Cowdry, Benjamin, hatter, First Cowley, Alexander, rigger, 5 Batavia-Iane Cox, Charles, ban-box maker, 96 Bowery Cox, Maria, seamstress, 48 Thomas Cox, Nicholas, hatter, 4i6 Greenwich Cox, Thomas, shoemaker, Barley Cox, Zoar, milkman, Hester MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 16,5 Cozzins, Matthew, shoemaker, 55 Anthony Craft, Samuel, labourer, 87 Anthony Craft, Samuel, sawyer. 45 Barley Craft, William, labourer, Elizabeth Craig, John, shoemaker, 35S Pearl Craig, William, store tender, Elizabeth Craig, William, taylor, 333 Water Crane, Thomas, labourer, rear of 30 Ferry Crawback, Peter, butcher, Bowery, near Delancey Crawford, David, labourer, 35 Upper Barley Crawford, Robert, sawyer, 450 Greenwich Crawford, Thomas, tobacconist, Orange Crcgier. James, painter and glazier, 39 Roosevelt ^ Cregien Peter, livery stables, 75 Mulberry Creighton, Elizabeth, midwife, 36 Beaver Creighton, Peter, ladies shoemaker, Mary Creyton, Frederick, oysterman, 48 Bedlow Cristine, James, rope maker, Fifth Crolius, Clarkson, potter and assistant alderman, Cross, and Crolius, John, senr. potter, Church [34 Upper Read Crolius, John, junr. stoneware potter, 73 Chatham Crolius, John A. potter, Bayard Crolius, William, potter, Bayard Cromwell, John, laylor, 44 Chapel |) Crooks, John, printer, 23 Ann I Crook, Mary, tayloress, 24 Stone Crooker, Richard, printer, Charlotte, corner of Henry Crosman, Peter, shoemaker, 10 George Crowdry, Christian, shoemaker, Augustus Croxford, William, shoemaker, 9 Bancker Crozier, Joseph, shoemaker. 54 E. George Culbeitson, William, labourer, 96 Anthony Culhnn, George, coach harness maker. Broadway Cunningham, Andrew, rigger, 19 Harnian Cunningham, Jr.mes, labourer, 5 Oak Cunningham, Richard, tanner and currier, 35 and 47 Cherry Culler, Ebenezer, shoemaker, Sixth Cuilies, James, shoemaker. 52 Cherry urtis, William, taylor, Hester urrie, widow Ann, seamstress, 40 Read, un ie. Archibald, rigger. Henry ushing, Jane, mantua maker, 33 Oak 166 Jones's new-york VIII. — Ship-masters, Marineri, and Boatmen* Campbell, Daniel, mariner, 32 Oak Campbell, Edward, mariner> Charlotte Campbell, John D. ship-master* Molt Canady, James, ship-master, 67 Harman Carrol, Thomas, mariner, Hester Carr, James> mariner, 108 Division Carr, James, mariner, Fifth Carter, Robert, mariner, 93 Lombard Carter, John, branch-pilot, 56 Ann Carter, William, mariner, Essex Chapman, Edward, ship-master, 30 Lombard Chare, William, manner, 50 Division Chauncey, Capt. ship-master, 33 Dey Cherish, David, mariner, 55 Oak Christian, Frederick S. mariner, 1 1 E. George Clark, Samuel, mariner, 3 Lombard Clark» William, mariner, 53 Harman Clawson, Edward, mariner, 359 Pearl Coats, Stephen, mariner, Charlotte Cobert, John, mariner, 6 Cheapside Coffin, Charles, mariner, 56 Oak Coleman, , mariner, 6 1 Chapel Coleman, John, ship-master, 25 Partition Cole, Jeremialu mariner, 94 Harman Coles, Tobias, mariner, 69 E. George Collins, Mark, ship-master, 1 1 1 Harman Conner, Aaron, mariner, 33 Upper Barley Conner, Clinton, manner, 1 1 Oak Conner, Richard, mariner, 33 Upper Barley Cohwel!, Daniel, ship-master, 56 Oak Conrois, Benjamin S. ship-master, E. Rutger Coon, Samuel, pilot, 5 6 Roosevelt Copp, John, ship master, 12 Fisher Costin, John, mariner, 12 Read Coun, David, mariner, 79 James Cranford, John, mariner, 20 Lombard Crawford, Robert, boatman, Pingrie's Alley Crawford, Wi Ilium, boatman, Essex Cropsey, Jasper* ship-master, 28 Duajie MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 167 Crow, Samuel, shipmaster, 59 Read Culver, William, shipmaster, 5 Vandewatei* Cunninghams John, sliip-master, 97 Henry Cunan j Nicholas, mariner, 147 Division Currie, William, pilot. 3 Vandewater IX. — Miscellaneous. Caddy, widow Eliza G. 5 Pump Cairns, James, 18 Harman Cameron, widow Margaret, 20 Division Campbell, Aaron, Har.-ian. corner of Clinton Campbell, Hester, 3 Jacob Campbell, John, 91 Catharine Campbell, Margaret, 71 Read Campbell, Margaret, 30 Chapel Campbell, widow Mary, 411 Greenwich Campbell, widow of Robert, 49 Cherry Canon, Abraham, Corlaers hook Canon, David, Corlaers hook Cannon, Patrick, 93 Anthony Carney, John, 29 Pearl Carr, widow Mary, 75 William Carr, widow Sarah, Buncker Carrow, widow, 13 Fair Carver, Nicholas, 4 Vesey Caslow, Mary, 265 William Castles, widow, 58 Barclay Castro, Benjamin, 191 William Cassady,, widow Elizabeth, 394 Greenwich Cater, Sarah, Spring Cation, widow Hannah, 49 Chamber Cawlwell, Jacob. 21 Cheapside Challon, widow Ann, 1 I Bedlow Champenois, Margaret, 82 Anthony Champlin, Oliver U. 93 Liberty Chandler, Charlotte, 140 Bowery Chandler, Winthrop, 6 Broadway Chappel, Catharine, 49 Cherry Cheriot, Henry, 44 Broad Choudounay, Hypolite, 8 Murray Clark, widow Abigail, 3 1 Anthony, corner of Elm 168 jones's new-yorx. Clark, John, 69 Cherry Clark, widow, 12 Barclay Clarkson, Gen. Matthew, 26 Pear] Clearmaker, widow Mary, 105 Lombard Clement, Martha & Mary, 349 Pearl Cockeran, Philip, 36 Whitehall Coddington, widow Sarah, 56 Anthony Cole, widow Abigail. 12 Henry Cole, Diana, 7 Read Collard, Mary, 1 1 1 Division Collins, widow, 35 Harman Colter, widow, 374 Greenwich Commociinger, Elizabeth, Second Conolly, Margaret. 34 Chapel Connelly, Eleanor. Harman Connor, Mary, Lovell's alley Connor, Theodosia, Mott Cook, David, Henry Cook, John, Crownpoint Cook, widow Lucretia, First Cook, Mrs. 85 Church Cooper, John, 59 Catharine Cooper, widow Frances, 287 Greenwich Corbett, Catharine, 48 Roosevelt Cornell, widow, 17 Pump Corn well, Ann, 66 Ann Corre, Joseph, senr. Leonard Conin, Hannah. 3 Fisher Cotheal, Henry, 15 Stone Cortlandt, widow, 39 Cedar Cottilla, Augustien, 1 1 Thomas Cotton, Mary, 70 Ann Coutant, Henry, 2 milestone, Bowery Coutant, widow, Bowery, 2 mile stone Coverzier, Madame, 10 Read Cowel, Catharine, 2 1 Bedlow Cox, widow Catharine, 83 Greenwich Cox, Elizabeth, 25 Oliver Coxj Ellis, 24 Harman Cox, Isaac, Greenwich, near the battery MERCANTILE DIRECTORY, 169 Crane> Loly, Mulberry Cranston, Alexander, 62 Pine Crasto, D. G. 74 Bowery Crawford, Governeur, 28 Courtlandt Cregier, widow, 69 Chamber Cregier, Simon, 35 Murray Crigier, widow, 1 Warren Cripse, Elizabeth, 31 George Crook, Margaret, 48 Dey Crookshanks, Benjamin, 131 William Cullen, Jane, 37 Chapel Cullen, Rebecca, 57 Beaver Cunningham, Mary, 33 Division Curry, widow Jane, 60 Fair Curser, widow Eleanor, Church Curtis, John, 195 William Curtis, Richard, 63 Catharine X. — Cart men. Campbell, John, Clinton Campbell, Alexander, Cross Canniff, Daniel, 101 Harman Cannan, Patrick, corner of Elm and AntJiony Castils, Robert, Elizabeth Cardwell, James, Fifth Carnes. John, Molt Cartex, Vincent, Lumber Carvey, Matthias, Fayette Chadderdon, Joseph, Elizabeth Chafield. William, upper Read Champenois, Daniel, 18 Barley Champenois, William, 18 do. Chatfield, William, 32 upper Read Christmas, Thomas, 13 E. George Churchill, John, Spring Clark, William, Bowery, near Governeur's Clark, William, Corlaer's hook Clark, Reuben, Second Clark, John, First Clink, Christian, Sixth Vloyd, David, 95 Church JONESlS NF.W-TOBK Cloyd, David, GO Anthony Clum, David, Suffolk Clyde, James, Mott Coffee, Edward, Sixth Collier, James, 4 Second Collier, Matthew, 22 Catharine Conklin, Nicholas, First Connoy, John, Mott Connor, Benjamin, Hester Cook. Michael, Mary Cook' Michael. 34 Gideon Cooper, Jacob, Second Cooper, William, Mott Cooper, Thomas, Crosby Cornhill, Richard, Bullock Corrington. Millard, 86 Murray Cottle, James, Jefferson Coventry, Robert, Corlaer's hook Covenhoven, James, Magazine Covert, Jacob, 7 Oak Conrey, William. 36 Oak Conrey, Thomas, 57 Anthony Cox, John, Second Craft, James, 35 Anthony Craft, Joseph, Charlotte, near Henry Craft, Stephen, Grand Cragg, James, 17 Mulberry Crandall. Abraham, Hester Crawford, David, 129 Harman Crawley, Patrick, 1 5 Bancker Cronk, Robert, 79 Read Crura, James, 58 Gideon Currey, John, Fifth Curren, Hugh, 10 Duane Cutler, Peter, Mary -' • D > I. — Learned Professions and Public Officers Darling, Thomas, constable, Spring Darnell, Edward, accountant, 75 Chatham MERCANTILE DIRECTORY* 171 Dawson, Thomas, physician, 5 First Debaun, Abraham, teacher, 42 Warren [Catharine Degray, Michael, physician, Etc store 155 Chatham, house 8 Degiushe, Robert, marshal and money collector, Provoost Delacoste, I. C. natural historian, S8 William Delamartv*r. John S. agent of marine office, 2 Pearl I DeLunontagnie, Jacob, alderman and special justice, 59 War- Delanoy, John, teacher, 23 Chapel [ren Delavan, Jonathan Q. teacher, Hudson, corner of Hetty Dennison, John, weigh-master," 15 Oliver De Rose, John I. mayor's clerk, John De Russy, Thomas, French teacher, 1 Upper Read De Seze, B. A. M. teacher of French ami music, 12 U. Read Devourc, John, wood inspector, 5 Pump De Witt, James, accountant, 17 Ann De Witt, Peter, attorney at law, 61 Pearl Dey, Anthony, counsellor at law, Vi Pine De Yong, J. J. M. D. 6 Thomas Dick, Thomas, measurer of grain and grocer, 419 Broadway- Dibble* Frederick, attorney at law, office 157 PearL- house 4t Disbrow, Henry G. constable, Mott [Plnr, District clerk's office, 49 Dey Dodge, Ezekiel, inspector of customs, 32 George Dodge, William, custom house officer, 47 Courtlandt Doig, Alexander, teacher, 5 Cedar Douglass, John H. physician, 3 Murray Drake, James, alderman, &cc. 125 Cherry Drumond, William, physician, 45 Division Duer, William, attorney, at law, &c. 16 Nassau Dumbolten, Gad, teacher and captain of city watch, 3d dis- [trict, Beach Dunscomb, Mrs. Eliza, boarding school, 28 Marketfield Dunkley, Joseph, marshal, 52 Cherry Dunn, David, accountant, Vestry Dunn, Richard, accountant, 22 Cedar Dunn, Samuel, inspector of staves, 8cc. 105 Harman Durant, James B. 1 14 Pearl Duryee, John, accountant, 17 Rose Dusenbury. Amaziah, deputy sheriff, 24 Thomas 172 jokeb's kkw-york II.— Merchants, Dry Good fcf Book stores, and Store keepers in General. Dally, Abraham, ship-chandler, George, corner of Cherry Dando. Stephen 4- Samml. battel* 1 1 Maiden lane Daniels, Ephraim, lumber merchant, +1 George Daniels, David I. merchant and auctioneer! 153 Pearl Dannenbcrg, Frederick W. toy shop, 55 Maiden-lane D'Anteroches, L P. dry-good store, Chatham Daponte, Lorenzo, merchant, Bayard Dashi John B. junr. ironmonger. 1 17 Broadway, h. 72 Liberty Davenport Ec South, merchants, 2 1 1 Pearl Davidson, James, ship-chandler, 173 Washington, house 410 Davie, Archibald, merchant, 22 Liberty [Greenwich Davis, Cornelius, bookseller, &c. 7 Peck slip 'Davis, widow Elizabeth, hardware store, 180 Greenwich Davis, Francis, merchant taylor, 128 Water Davis, Joel, lumber merchant, Ackerley's shipyards, house Davis, Matthew L. auctioneer, 49 Stone [32 Oliver Davison, William, dry-good store, 428 Pearl Day h Smith, dry-good store, 183 Broadway Dayton, Horatio R. merchant, 142 Washington Dayton & Wright, dry-good store, 164 Broadway Deaie & Andrews, booksellers & printers, 74 Maiden-lane Deas, David, merchant, 6 Wall Decker, I. & M. dry- good store. 432 Pearl Decker 4" Sciimelzel. dry-good store, 95 Chatham. Dederer, Joseph, merchant, 30 Partition Deforest. William, hardware store, 107 Maiden-lane, house Degraw Sc Slocum, merchant laylors, 24 Liberty [133 Water Delafield, John, merchant, 16 Wall, or at United Insurance Delaplaine, Nicholas, ironmonger, 199 Greenwich [office 47- Delaplaine, Samuel, merchant, 136 Bowery Delves. Thomas, merchant, 95 Front, house 56 Wall Demill. Peter, merchant, 106 Gold Denning, William, merchant, oil Broadway Denny, Henry, glass & earthenware store, 210 Greenwich Dennies, J. C. merchant, 57 Stone, store. Mill Denton, Little ft co. merchants, 125 Pearl Denton 8c Smith, merchants, 25Coenties slip Depeyster, Frederick, merchant, 24 Broad Depeyster, John, merchant, 92 Beekman Depeyster, James, merchant, 218 William MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 173 Depeyster, John, merchant, 93 Liberty Depeyster, I. 8c G. merchants, '239 Front Desdoity, John I. merchant, Grand Desobry, Benjamin, merchant, 26 1 William Despard Sc Thomas, merchants. 132 Water Despard. Richard, merchant, tl Vesey Devoue, Frederick, merchant, 338 Pearl Devoue, F. Joseph, distiller, Crosby Demaray, Joseph, grocer, 62 Chapel Demaray 8c Van Norden. grocers, 102 Washington Demarest, David I. grocer, 1 63 Washington Demarest, John, grocer, Desbrosses Demarest, Joseph, grocer, 83 Bedlow, corner of Birmingham Demarest, Thomas, grocer, 99 Read Demarest, Rachel, boarding house, 19 Chapel Demoit, John, grocer, 59 Lombard Demilt, Peter, boarding house and taylor, 84 John Dempsey, Elizabeth, boarding house, 8 Courtlandt Denham, Christopher, grocer, 1 6 Anthony Dennison, John, grocer, 161 Cherry Dian, Peter, grocer, 14 Fayette Dick. Thomas, grocer, Broadway, above U. furnnee Dickenson 8c Beasly, tavern, 2 1 Front Dickerman, William; grocer, Spring l7o JONKS'S NEW- YORK Dickson, Peter, distiller; 4 Rider Dikeman, States, grocer, 70 Partition Dikeman 8c Vrccland, grocers, 163 Fly- market Dill, Vincent, grocer, l irst, corner of Hester Ddlon, Sarah, porter and boarding house, 7 Broad Dissuierssoir, Chenelette, distiller, 102 Broadway Disbrow, Caleb, grocer, 40 Barley Ditson. John, grocer. Rutger, coi'ner of Bedlow Dixon, William B. grocer, 124 Bowery [of Harman Dobbin, James, wholesale & retail grocer, 3 Catharine, corner Dobson, William B. grocer Sc tavern, 43 E. George, c Bedlow Dominick, John, grocer and hai-dware store, Cherry, house Donagban, widow, grocer, 148 Cherry [65 Beekman Dooley. Patrick, grocer. 1 10 Water Doran 8c Cunningham, grocers, 37 E. George, cor. Bedlow Doty, Isaac, brewer, !9Cheapside Dougherty. Eleanor, grocer, 15 Warren Dougherty, Hugh, grocer, 27 New Dougherty, Hugh, tavern. Greenwich, near state prison Dougherty, Robert, boarding house. 64 Nassau Douchct, John Pump IX. — Miscellaneous. Dally, widow Susannah, Bayard Dalton, widow of doctor, 20 Cherry Darby, Mrs. 43 Partition Darrow, Susannah, 28 George Daubeny, Mary, 53 Wall Davey, widow Rachel, 12 Batavia Lane David, Archibald, 9 1 Chapel Davis, Abraham, 172 Division Davis, Elizabeth, 180 Greenwich Davis, Margaret, Crosby Davis, widow Naomi, 49 Henry Davison, Charles, First Davison* James, Lumber Dawson > widow Ruth, Mott Day, Abraham, 352 Greenwich Day, Elizabeth) 3 Bancker Deal, widow, 19 Murray MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. \85 Dean. 'Sarah, Hester Dean, Thomas, Mulberry Declore, . 23 Ann Dedfield, . 19 Ann Defore, widow, Clift* Degraw, John, Desbrosses Delabigarre, Peter, Esq. 258 Greenwich Delamater, widow Sarah, 2 1 Chamber Delamater, Isaac, Mary Delaroue, widow Louisa, First Demarest, David, senr. 38 Thomas Demarest, David,.junr. 38 Thomas Demarest, David, Walker Dtinsey. Elizabeth, 150 Broadway D ■j !Tisey, Mrs. 207 Broadway Dennis, widow Leah, First Dcrose, Anthony, 6 New Dennedcr, Tobias, 85 Murray De Wint, Elizabeth, 77 Broad De Wint John P. 77 Broad De Witt, Hester, Bullock Dickey, Catharine, Washington Dickey, widow Elizabeth, 6 Harman Dickey, Mrs. 100 Greenwich Dickenson, Charles, 57 Liberty Dilford, Catharine, 17 Fisher Dillinger, Madame, 77 Read Disaubre, Monsieur, 28 Pearl Dixon, Mary, 54 Pearl Dixon> widow, Spring Dobbin, Thomas, 25 Harman Dobbs, widow Alette, 1 47 Harmau Dobson, Thomas, 443 Pearl Dodge, Isaac, 380 Pearl Dodge, widow Susan, 98 Catharine Dominick, Francis, 31 Cherry Donnagan, Hannah, 59 Division Doughty, widow Lavina, 38 Bedlow Douglass* widow, 173 Pearl . Douglass, Benjamin, Catharine, comer of Bedlow Dowe. Phoebe, 12 Read Drake, Hester, Mary S2 18« JONES'S NEW-YOH* Dring, Jane, 3 E. George Dribkit, widow Sarah, 5 Bancker Duchesne, Arnold, Fifth Ducloss, Francis, 1 1 Leonard Ducloss. Mrs. Duane Dumtmil- Mary. 3 Oliver Dunbar, widow, nurse, 1 78 Wattfr Dw.iap, widow Eleanor, 90 John Dunlap, Elizabeth, 67 Warren Dur oy, Louisa, Mott Duicll, Mrs. Church Durand, Eleanor, 48 Chapel Duryee, Elizabeth, 55 Wall Dyke. James, 36 Cedar Dykeman, , 14 Pell X. — Cartmen. Davidson, John, Mary Davis, Abraham, Hudson Davis, James, Greenwich, above new market Davis, Richard, 24 Read Day, Abraham, Provoost Day, Duke, Norfolk Day, Elias, Vestry- Dean, Robert, Pump Dcbaun, Garret, Spring Debuun> Joseph, Leonard Dcbevois, Charles, 83 Anthony Decker, Abel, 135 Division Decker, Cornelius, Greenwich, near new market Dederer, Christian, 1 15 Read Defavere, Abraham, Spring Deforest, John, Mott Degroodt, Garret, 400 Greenwich Degrushe, Adam, Elizabeth Demarest, Albert, 40 Thomas Demarest, Barent, Vestry Demarest, Jacob, 76 Murray Demarest, James B. Hudson Demarest, James, Church Demarest, Simon, Mott Deuike, Robert, Third MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Deree, George, Pump Dermot, Hugh, Fifth Deusenbury, Jarvis, Laight Devoe, Frederick, Crosby Devoe, Nicholas. Brannon Devoy, Michael. 85 Division Dinninger, Christopher, 22 Mulberry Dirkin. Peter, Mott Dixon. Lewis, Elizabeth Dobbs) Charles, Bullock Dougherty, Dennis, Bedlow Donald. John, 25 Henry Donaldson, Robert, 49 Harman Doranues, John, Harrison Downing, Daniel. Pell Downing, John, Third Dremer, Abraham, 10 Fayette Drenier, Isaac, Second Duget, Alexander, Elizabeth Duncan, Stephen, Magazine Dunham, Benjamin, 22 Division Dunlap, Robert, 68 Division Durea, Daniel, Hudson Durea, Garret, Second Durea. John, Mulberry Durea, Richard, Hudson Dusenbury, Moses, 37 Read E I.— -Learned ' Professions and Public Officers, Eagles, Thomas, inspe tor of wood, 78 Barclay Earl, Joseph, measurer, him Edgerton, Luke, teacher, 417 Pearl Edson, Lewis, junr. teacher, 14 Doyer Edwards, Ogden, counsellor at law, 10 Pine Edwards, Pierpoint, counsellor at law, 10 Pine Elmendorf, E. attorney and counsellor at law, 33 Beaver, and Elsworth. Catharine, teacher, 29 Cold [63 Pine Ely, Aaron, teacher, 2 Franckfort Ely, Enoch, A. M. teacher, 40 Partition Ely, Gad. teacher* y 1 Beckman Emmet; , Thomas A. counsellor at law, 0 Nassau, h. 13 John Emotl, James, attorney and counsellor, 39 Nassau 188 JONES'S KEW-YORK Ennis, John, accountant, First, corner of I letter EolF, , teacher, 5 New Episcopal Academy, 44 Lumber Erben. Peter, teacher of music, 23 George Eveitson, Nicholas, counsellor at law, 26 Broad Evertson, Walter, attorney at law, 13 Broad II. — Merchants, Drij-Good, and Book Stores, and Store- keepers in general. Eagle, Henry, dry- good store, 130 Chatham Earle, Thomas, china store, 197 Broadway Eastburne, James, merchant, 323 Greenwich Eastmonde, John, commission merchant, 3 Lumber Ebbets, Daniel 1. merchant, 71 Pearl Ebbels & Gale, china merchants. 71 Pearl Edgar, William, merchant, 39 B-oadway Eddy, Thomas, merchant, 220 William Egbert, Benjamin, merchant, 13 Cherry Elliott, John, merchant tailor, 32 George Ellis, Henry, merchant, 3 City Hotel Ellis, Henry, merchant. 173 Pearl Ellis, John, merchant, 2i9 Pearl Ellis, John F. merchant, 60 Hudson Elting, Edward, merchant. 332 Greenwich Eking, Peter, merchant, 58 Water Ellison, Thomas, merchant, 1 6 Broadway Ely, T. & H. merchants, South, corner of Burling slip Embree, John L. druggist, 202 Water, corner of Beekman slip Evans, Titus, bookseller and stationer, 262 William Evening Post Office, 40 Pine Everett, Nicholas C. 3 Thomas, office 1 Church Everingham, Gilbert, dry-good store, 170 Water Ewing, Alexander D. merchant, 53 Dey III. — Grocers, Taverns, Inns, Porter- Houses, Hotels, Boarding- Houses, Brewers and Distillers. Eagleson, Charles, grocer. Chapel, corner of Warren Earle. Degarmo & Co. grocers, Washington, corner Vesey Earle, Philip, grocer, 1 93 Washington Eastwood, Asa, grocer, 76 Henry Eastwood, Innes, grocer. 1 1 1 Harman Eaton. Jacob, grocer* Cherry, near Youle's Furnace MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 189 Echert, Philip P. grocer, 148 Division, corner of Essex Edgerly, John, tavern and porter- house, 124 Fly-market Edsall, John, grocer and cabinet-maker, Church, coiner of Edwards, John, porter-house, 21 Liberty [Walker Egenton, Thomas, grocer, 87 Front Elder, widow Elizabeth, grocer, Charlotte Elchrean, Dennis, grocer, 101 Division, corner of Charlotte Elms, Adam, grocer and cartman, S Cherry Ellis, John, tavern, Bowery, above 2 mile stone Elsworth, John, jun. grocer, 5 5 Murray Elsworth, widow Sarah, boarding house, 54 Maiden-Lane Embury, Peter, grocer, 84 Nassau Emmons, Isaac, grocer, Mott, corner of Bayard Emons & Hamrail, grocers, 2 Maiden-Lane Engilsbe, James, grocer and boarding-house, Charlotte English, John, tavern, 3 Pine English, Mary, grocer, 25 New Evans, Benjamin, grocer, S9 Henry Everit, widow Susanna, boarding-house, 89 Beekman Eves, widow Mary, boarding-house, Greenwich IV. — House Carpenters, Shipwrights, Joiners, Boat- builders, Block & Pump Makers, Coopers, and Me- chanics who work principally in wood. Eagles, John, h. carpenter, Mulberry Earle Enoch, dock-builder, 334 Greenwich Earle, Richard, h. carpenter, 22 Hudson Eckert, Frederick, h. carpenter; 24 Warren Eckford, Henry, ship-wright, 147 Hurman Eckford Sf Beebe, ship-builders, Cherry Edwards, John, h. carpenter, First Egbert, John, h. carpenter, 174 Division Egbert, Stephen, chair- maker, 360 Pearl Egbert, Tunis, h. carpenter, 3 Thomas Elliot, James, h. carpenter, 90 Bedlow Ellingham, George, shipsvright, Bedlow Ellis, John, h. carpenter, 12* Harman Ellison, Peter, dock-builder, 307 Washington Elsdin, Benjamin, h. carpenter, Mulberry Elton, Anthony, h. carpenter, Fisher Ennis, James, h. carpenter, 49 Anthony Ensley, John, cabinet-maker, 43 Warren 190 jones's new-yor r Errickson, Adonijah, h. carpenter, Varick Errickson, Peter, h. carpenter, 18 Provoost Eshbock, Martin, h. carpenter, 47 Read Estell, Samuel, h. carpenter, 7 Orange Etso, Thomas, dock-builder, N. Moore Evans, John, ship-wright, 39 Cheapside Evans, Lewis, ship-wright, 64 Roosevelt Evans, Mark, h. carpenter, 28 Upper Barley Everett, Eli, h. carpenter, 3 1 Harman Every, John, ship-wright, 1 92 Division V. — Masons, Bricklayers, Plaisterers, and Stone-Cutters. Eldridge, Joseph, ma3on. 83 Chapel Elliot, Robert, stone-cutter, 37 Augustus Elmore, Ambrose, mason, Crosby Elmore, Simeon, mason, Crosby VI. — Smiths of every description, including those xvho work in the precious Metals, Jewels, £s?c. and Watch' Makers. Eagles, Thomas W. tinman, 220 Greenwich Earle, Cornelius, blacksmith, N. Moore Edwards, John, scale-beam maker, 37 Vandewatcr Edwards, John, whitesmith, 215 Greenwich Edwards, I. scale-beam maker and smith, Spring Elsworth, John W. tinman, 83 Church Engle, Samuel, blacksmith, 20 Chamber Eoff, Garret, silver smith, 5 New Eoff St Howell, silver-smiths and watch-makers, 2 Wall Esteve, Hyacinth, jeweller, 49 Division VII. — Mechanics, Trades and Callings not before enumerated. Eames, William, shoemaker, Crosby Eagles, William, baker, 81 Read Eagleson, William, jun. tallow-chandler, 24 and 26 Ann Earland, Eleanor, nurse, Anthony Earle, William, hatter, 8 Barley Easter, Philip, labourer, First Ebbets, John B. saddler, 69 William, shop 175 Water Eckley, Jonathan, shoemaker, Elizabeth Eddy, Anthony, sawyer, Desbrosses Eddy, Thomas, sawyer, Desbrosses MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Edmond, William, labourer, 2 Orange Edwards, Edward, labourer, 33 Augustus Edwards, Isaac, rope-maker, Third Edwards, Robert, taylor, 13 Roosevelt Edwards, George, labourer, 13 Henry Edwards, John, umbrella-maker, 215 Greenwich Edwards, Thomas, labourer, 369 Greenwich Eflant, John, baker, 3 5 Charlotte Egbert, Abraham, shoemaker, 17 4 Division Egbert, widow Hannah, tayloress. 39 Bowery Ehrenfriedt, Conrad, taylor, 74 Bowery Elliot, John, taylor, 32 George Elliot, Robert, painter and glazier, 37 Lombard Ellis, Catharine, milliner, 19 William Ellis, Lewis, labourer, Walnut Ellis, Margaret, seamstress. Bayard Ellison, Thomas, hatter, 4 Church Ellison, William, drayman, 9 Division Elsey, Littleton, sawyer. Pell Ely, John, shoemaker, Leonard Emlick, James, butcher, Bayard Emmet. James, shoemaker. Leonard Emmons, James, shoemaker, 65 Anthony Emmons- William, shoemaker, 25 Anthony Emonet, Henry, broker, 100 William Enfiis, Conrad, taylor, Elizabeth Englehart, William, baker, Mulberry Englishbe, Catharine, midwife. Charlotte Ennis, Sylvanus, shoemaker, Elizabeth Ennis, Henry, shoemaker, Elizabeth Ensley, Daniel, butcher, 5 Read Escot, John, baker, 1 6 Ann Esprit, Gregnon, French baker. First Etsell, Thomas, labourer, N. Moore Evans, Jesse, tayior.,90 Read Evans, Peter, sail maker, 66 Vesey Evans, SUas, taylor, 90 Cherry Evans, Titus, book-binder and grocer, 262 William Evevitt, John, coffee and pepper works. 103 Pump Eveiitt, Neh-jmiah, labourer, Harman Everitt, William, butcher. Bowery 192 JOMES'S NEW-YORK Evory, Nicholas, shoemaker, 192 Division Ewen, John? caulker, Lombard VIII. — Shijt-Masters, Mariners, and Boatmen. Earl, Benjamin, mariner> 23 Bantku- Eastwood, Enos, boatman, 1 1 1 Harman Edgar, Peter, ship-master, 3 George Egbert, Abraham, ship-master, 55 Hudson Egbert, Peter, mariner, 5:1 Henry- Elliott, William, mariner, Mulberry Elliott) William, mariner, 7 Orange Ennalls, Samuel, mariner, 10 Bedlow Esdale, Walter, mariner, 66 Harman Esplin, Michael, mariner, 3J James Evans, Luther, lighterman to the custom housei 30 Moore Everhart, John, ship-master, 25 Chesnut Evines, David, mariner, 5 Bedlow Euson, John, mariner, 2 1 7 William I X . — Miscellaneous. Earle, widow Mary, 5 Barley Eaton, Jacob, Corlacr's Hook Ebbets, Daniel, 26 Beaver Ebert, Philip, Essex Edwards, John, 21 Liberty Egbert, Benjamin, 13 Cherry Ellet, William, 12 Chamber Elliott, Mrs. Upper Chamber Ellis, George, Hester Ellis, widow Mary, 46 Augustus Ellison, Eleanor, 39 Dey Ellison Mrs. Mary, 46 Broadway Ellison, Thomas, 16 Broadway Elsworth, John, 55 Murray Ei worth, Vercline, Vesey, corner of Church Elms, Samuel, Spring Ely, Catharine, 59 Cedar Enerton, widow, 251 William Ensley, Daniel, junr. 5 Read E-ite.-ee, Laurelte, 76 Chamber Evans, Ann, 16 Dutch Evans, Catharine, First MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 193 Evans, Thomas, 3 1 Oak Evans, Widow, 25 Chamber Evans, widow Sarah, Bedlow Everet, Cathar'u.e, 25 Thames Evrard, Francis, 260 William Ewing, widow Catharine. 26 Franckfort X. — Carmen. Eagles, Alexander, 78 Read Eastwood, Lewis. 84 Henry Edgar, Samuel, o58 Greenwich Eddy. Andrew. Elizabeth Edwards, Edward, First, corner of Fisher Egbert, Moses. Greenwich, above state prison Eldridge, Joseph. 519 Greenwich Elsworth. Samuel, Desbrosses Elsworth, William, Mulberry Embree, John, Eagle Emory, John, Hester Ennis, George, 72 Warren Ennis, William, Vestry Enney, David, 5 Water Estell, Samuel, Mulberry Evans. William, Essex Evertson, Benjamin, Thompson F I. — Learned Professions and PubHc Officers. Fairlie, James, alderman and clerk of supreme court, 41 Court- Fan ington, John, constable, 8 Beaver [landt Fauge^s, Lewis, physician and druggist, 79 John Fay, Joseph D. attorney at law, 31 William, house 22 Cliff Fay 8c B-.yles. attornies at law, 3 1 William Fuguson, James, accountant, 37 Harman Ferguson, John, attorney at. law, etc. 3'2 William Ferguson, William, artist, 27 Harman Ferris, Benjamin, attorney, counsellor, and notary public, 49 Ferri:., Edward, flour inspector, 40 Cherry [and 85 Partition Fen-is and Strong, attornies and counsellors, 4 9 Partition Field, John H. physician and druggist, 80 Water Finlay, Mrs. young ladies' academy, 95 Greenwich 194 JONES'S MEW-YOaK Finnigan. Charles, teacher, Orchard, corner of Grand Fisher, Leonard, surgeon dentist, 269 William frisk, John B. attorney and counsellor at law, 92 Nassau Fisher, John P. physician :ind druggist, 106 Broadway Fitch, George, writing-master, 65 Maiden-lane, academy 115 Fleet, Simon, deputy sheriff, 325 Broadway [Broadway Fleming) John, custom-house officer, 29 Roosevelt Foot, Malachi, physician, 78 Chatham Forbes, John, librarian, 1 6 Nassau Forster, Nathaniel, inspector of customs, Franckfort Foster, Charles, teacher, 99 Division Foster, Rev. John, D. D. 37 Catharine Foster, Nathaniel, custom-house officer, 19 Oliver Fowler, John, marshal, N. Moore Fox, John, inspector of customs, 1 Murray Francis, Peter, teacher, Second Fraser, Christian, teacher, Hester Fraser, Donald, teacher and bookseller, 178 William Fraser, William, inspector of lumber, 12 Oliver Freeborn, Thomas, marshal, Catharine lane French Commissary's Office, Beaver French, William, marshal, 18 Division II. — Merchants, Dry Good &f Book stores, and Store keepers in general. Fairbank, I. merchant, 66 William Falconer, William, bookseller and stationer, 1 13 Pearl Fulls, Alexander, merchant, 7 Upper Barley Falls and Ludlow, merchants, 177 Pearl Farming, Edmund, merchant, 7 Vandewater Fanning and Cock, merchants, 15 Peck-slip Farmer, Thomas and sons, merchants, 75 Front Farquhar, James and son, wine-merchants, 32 \ r :Iliam, house Fautnier, Peter, bookseller, 1 5 Warren [Bowery, near 2 m. s. Fellows, John, auctioneer, 129 Water Fenton, Peter, timber-merchant, 445 Greenwich Ferguson, Duncan, clothing-store, 1 !8 Front 'Ferguson, Daniel, merchant, 22 Beaver Ferguson, Elizabeth, clothing-store, 1 18 Front Ferguson, Samuel, merchant, 92 Greenwich Ferguson and Creichton, merchants, 82 Water MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 195 Ferguson, Wm. and J. timber-merchants, 378 Greenwich Ferguson, William, lumber-merchant, Greenwich road Ferguson and Day. merchants, 92 Greenwich [Water Ferris, George, auctioneer and commission merchant, 139 Ferris, James, dry-good store, 392 Pearl Ferrisi John, merchant, 1 1 Whitehall Ferris and Crumbie, merchants, 12 Beekman Ferris, J."and E. merchants, 285 Pearl Ferris, Jonathan, merchant, 1 2 Beekman Fine, widow of Jacobus, merchant, 117 Flymarket Fiquet, John B. merchant, 92 Broad Fisher, David F. merchant, 1 2 Nassau Fisher, Henry and Joshua, Irish linen warehouse, Pine Fisher and Tweedy, merchants, Old-slip, corner of South Fitch, Samuel, flour-merchant, 97 Water, store Dover-st. wharf Fitch, Samuel, merchant, 33 Beekman-slip Fitch and M'Neil, merchants, 131 Pearl Flack, John, dry -good store, 101 William Flanagan, Christopher, bookseller* etc. 15l Water Fondey and Winne, merchants, 72 Cedar Fort and Swartwout, merchants, 27 Front Fontaine, Claudius G. merchant, 17 Broad Forbes, Grant and co. merchants, 62 South Forbes, James, merchant, 30 South, house 25 Greenwich Forbes, Ralph B. merchant, 65 South Forbes, widow of Duncan, store-keeper, 14 Cliff Foi bus, Samuel, stock and commission broker, 1 67 Pearl l ord, John, hat-store, 5 Maiden-lane Ford, Eliakiin, dry- good store, Water, corner of New-slip Forman, George, bookseller, etc. 64 Water Forsyth, John, merchant-taylor, 1 16 Water Foil, John A. merchant, 27 Front Foster, Andrew, merchant, 97 Greenwich " Foster, Jacob, lumber-merchant, Cherry, near Rutgers Foster, Jacob, lumber-merchant, Catharine-slip, h. 48 Oak Foster, Jacob, merchant, 44 Oak Foster, J. and co. merchants, Catharine-slip Foster and Giraud, merchants, 135 Front Fradgeley, Thomas, millinery store, 1 15 William Franklin, John, merchant, 331- Pearl Franklin, M. and R. merchants, 309 Pearl, and 161 Water Franklin, Samuel, merchant, 279 Pearl 196 JONES'S NEXT-YORK Franklin, Thomas, merchant, 337 Broadway Franklin, Robinson and co. merchants. 279 Pearl Franklin, William, and co. merchants, 309 Pearl Franklin, Henry, and co. merchants, 237 Pearl Franklin and Newbold, ironmongers, 282 Pearl Franklin, Cornell and co. merchants, 261 Pearl Frauncis, David P. bookseller, 94 Water Freeman, Samuel, coal-merchant, 26 Roosevelt Frost, William, merchant, 36 Oliver, and 5 Peck-elip Furman, Nathan, mercbant-taylor, 263 William Furtado, Jacob, merchant, Greenwich III. — Grocers, Taverns, Inns, Porter-Houses, Hotels, Boarding-Houses, Brewers, and Distillers. Fairchild, Thomas, tavern and grocer, 77 Lombard Fdirchild, Thomas, jun. porter-house, 2 Cedar Fairlie, Miss, fruiterer, 37 Thomas Fardon, Thomas, tavern, 54 James Farrel, James, grocer, 189 Water Farrel, Jane, Boarding-house, 25 Catharine-lane Farrington, James, grocer and granary, 1 Hester Farren, Dennis, grocer, 14 Bedlow Fassaur, Elizabeth, fruiterer, 323 Broadway Faulkner, Peter, grocer, 29 Broad* corner Garden Fecks, Robert, grocer, corner of Bedlow and Charlotte Ferguson, David, tav. and sailors' boarding-house, 335 Water Ferguson, James, grocer, Greenwich, near state-prison Ferguson, James, brewer, 57 Read Ferguson, John, grocer, 12 Cheapside, porter-cell. Beekman-sl. Ferrill, Absalom, grocer, 1©}- Cherry Ferris, Jonathan, grocer, 181 Washington Ferris, James, fruiterer, 104 Broad Ferris and Crumbie, grocers, F80 Washington Ferris, Orange M. boarding-house, 142 Chatham Field, Oliver, grocer, corner of Oak and Roosevelt Field, William, distiller, corner of Bowery and Prince Field, B. and J. grocers, 16 Coenties-slip Fink, Adam, jun. tavern, 1 94 Greenwich Fish, David, tavern and boarding-house, 55 Oliver Fish, Daniel, boarding-house, 297 Washington Fisher, Henry, tavern and boarding-house, 2 Water Fisher, John, boarding-house, 52 Roosevelt MERCANTILE DIRECTORY* 197 Fitch, Thomas, boarding-house, 33 Cherry Fitzpatiick, James, grocer, 57 llarman, corner E. George Flanagan, Owen, grocer, 207 Greenwich Forbes, Alex, grocer, Lower Robinson, corner of Chapel Forbes, Daniel, grocer, Washington, corner of Duane Forbus, widow Sarah, fruiterer, 23 Oak Ford, John, tavern and sailors' boarding-house, 32 Bancker Forrest, David, grocer, Greenwich, corner of Provoost Forshee, William, grocer, 299 Washington Forshee, William, grocer, 194 Washington Fortune, Isaac, fruiterer, 340 Pearl Foster and Giraud. grocers, 135 Front Foster, William, grccer> First, corner of Pump Fountaine, Garret, grocer, 9 South Fountaine and Coffin, grocers, 9 South Fowler, Gilbert, grocer, Chapel, corner of Anthony Fowler, Richardson, grocer, Mott, corner of Pell Fowler, Abijah, grocer, 415 Greenwich Fox - , Robert, grocer, 70 Water Frame, William, grocer, West Francis,. Thomas, grocer, 43 E. George Frazee, Isaac, grocer, 1 04 Warren Frazee, Isabel, grocer, Greenwich Frederick, John H. grocer, 65 Warren Freeman, Amos, grocer, Greenwich, corner Desbrosses Freeman 8c Hankinson, (grocers, 57 Whitehall Fressinett, Mrs. boarding-house, 144 Greenwich Friday, Jacob, grocer and fruiterer, 276 Water Friel, James, grocer, 4 Water, cottier of Moore Friend, John, tavern, Grand, corner Arundel Frost, Jacob, grocer, Hudson Frost, I. tavern, Bowery Road Frost, James, grocer, 9 and 1 3 Murray Fulkerson, Philip, tavern. Little Water Fuller, Lucy, fruiterer, 20 Park Fulton, Alex, and D. grocers, 25 Barclay Furman, Garret, grocer, 1 1 Peck-slip Furman, Howard, grocer, 260 Pearl Furman, H. and G. grocers, 28 Feck-slip FunaaOi Waters! grocer, Pump, corner Third T 2 198 JONfcS'S NKW-TORK ' IV. — House-Carpenters, Joiners, Cabinet Makers, Ship Wrights, Beat-Builders, Block and Pump Makers, Coopers, and Mechanics, who work principally inwood* Fairchild, Peter, cooper. 17 Bridge Falconer] Archibald, h. carpenter. 95 Chamber Fanning, Charles, turner, 24 Bedlow Fawsitt, Simon, cooper. Crane-wharf Fee. Robert, h. carpenter, Lombard, corner Charlotte Felix, Joseph, h carpenter, Essex Fenton, Peter, cooper, 4 4 Read Fennell, John, shipwright, 108 Division Ferguson, William, shipwright, 19 Catharine Ferris. Cliarles, h. carpenter, Essex Ferrisi Josiah, h. carpenter, Grand Fcrris» James, cooper, 22 Old-slip Field, Charles 1. cabinet-maker, 1 T Upper Read Field, Daniel, cooper, 77 Henry Finch, Nathaniel, h. carpenter. Washington Fisher, Abraham, h. carpenter, Hester Fisher, Henry, h. carpenter, 198 Broadway Fisher, James, wheelwright, Third Fitzpatrick, James, h. carpenter, 69 Chamber Flandarow, Joseph, cooper, 7 Rose Flynn, Thomas, shipwright, 52 Roosevelt Foot, Joseph, I), carpenter, N. Moore Forbes, William, h. carpenter, Anthony Force, Baldwin, h. carpenter, Crosbie* Force, Jehiel, h. carpenter, 52 Barley Ford, Lewis, architect and h. carpenter, 51 Anthony Ford) William, cabinet-maker, 28 Barclay Ford. Benjaminj cabinet-maker, 99 Cherry Fordham, Caleb, h. carpenter, Bedlow Fordham, George, h. carpenter, 100 Bedlow Forrester, Archibald, shipwright, Clinton Forrester, William, h carpenter, 44 Division Forster, Nathaniel, cooper, 29 Cheapside Forster, Nathaniel, cooper, 105 Lombard Fountaine. Joseph, h. carpenter, 102 Bedlow Fowler, Paxelh sen. h. carpenter, 43 Lower Robinson Frame John, sash-maker, 45 Hester, corner of Sixth Fraser. Daniel, coach- maker, 52 Partition MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 199 Fraser, Josiah. h. carpenter, 1 2 Batavia-Lane Fraser, Simon, shipwright, 8 E. George Frederick, James, h. carpenter, 96 Harman Freeborn, Thomas, cooper, 8 Crane-wharf, h. 37 Bancker Freelanri, Joseph, h. carpenter. 79 Church Frost, George, h carpenter, Gucnwich-road Frost, Samuel, cooper, 86 Front, and 50 Water Frost & M'Kean, h. carpenters. 5 Governeur's lane Fuller, John, cabinet-maker, Mott Fuller, Joseph, cabinet-maker, 20 Park Fulton, David, Carpenter, 25 Barclay Furman, Job, h. carpenter, 86 Bowery, house First Furman, Woods, carpenter, 47 Division V. — Masons, Bricklayers, Plaisterers, and Stone Cutters. Fair, Peter, stone-cutter, Chamber, near N. lUver Fasch, John, bricklayer, 126 Bowery Fasch, Daniel, mason, 5 Leonard Ferguson, Hugh, mason, 3 Catharine-lane Fisher, James, mason, Leonard Fisher, John, stone-cutler, 55 Roosevelt Fisher, Walter, mason, 14 Catharine-lane Fogcirty, Michael, mason, 30 Ferry Foot, Thomas, mason, 60 Division Foster, Robert, mason, 34 Barclay Fowler, David, mason, 9 Magazine Fredericks, Henry A. masoh, 45 Warren Fredericks, Isaac, mason, Leonard Fredericks, Richard, mason, N. Moore VI. — Smiths of every description, including those who work in the precious metals, Jtwels, &rV. and Watch makers. Fay, Jonathan, brass-founder, 145 Cherry Farrel, Thomas, coppersmith, i90 Water Felthousen, Henry, blacksmith, 57 Oliver, and Second Fitzpatrick, Edward, blacksmith, Bailey Ferguson, James, blacksmith, 26 Harman Finch, Joseph, gunsmith, 59 Partition Field, Peter, watch and clock maker, 142 Pearl Field, Peter, jun. watch and clock maker, 199 Greenwich * Fleming, Joseph, blacksmith, 9 1 Read Fogal, William, blacksmith, 10 Chamber 200 JONKS'S NEW-YORK Folmar, Andrew, watch-maker, 37 Barclay Forbes, William G. gold and silversmith, 90 Broadway Forbes, John W. gold and silversmith, 421 Pearl ,> iu?hH Forbes, Colin V. G. watch-maker, 15 Pine, and 169 Broadw. Fosbrook, W. surgical instrument and truss maker. 287 Pearl Forniqueli, Lewis, gold and silversmith, 142 William Fortin, Claude, jeweller, 162 Broadway Fouston, John, watchmaker, 1 Franckfort Fowler, Jabez, blacksmith, Second Fox, Henry, blacksmith, Third Francis, Nathaniel, silversmith, 55 John Fraser, William., blacksmith, 85 Fair Freeland, Simeon, blacksmith, 19 Anthony Friend, Englee, blacksmith,. Hester Ftteter, Daniel, silversmith, Bullock VII. — Mechanics, Trades, and Callings, not before enumerated. Faber, George, porter to Branch Bank, 57 Cedar Fairchild, Robert, baker, 10 Upper Read Fairbanks, Gamaliel, labourer., Hudson Fairlie* Alexander, sawyer, 396 Creenwich Fairley, Hugh, sawyer, N. Moore Fairley, Ann, seamstress, 37 Thomas Fainveather, Jedediah, shoemaker, 106 Division Falconer, Joseph, treasurer of the theatre, -0 Thomas Falconer. Samuel, shoemaker, 364 Pearl Fardon, Abraham, sail-maker, 62 Ann, loft Peck-slip Farmer, Benjamin, oysterman, 48 E.George Fai r, John, shoemaker, 166 William Farquhar, Daniel, labourer, Jefferson Farrel, Philip, taylor, 3 Hague Farren, Hugh, labourer, 30 Oak Farrington, Benjamin, shoemaker* 60 Chamber Farrin, John, sawyer, 7 D. vision Farren, Peter, shoemaker, 32 Augustus [Greenwich Favvpell, John, dentist & hair dresser, 5 Warren, and 206 Fayard, Francis, hairdresser, 80 Herman, shop Cherry Fenton, James, labourer, 31 Franckfort Fenton, John, drayman, 376 Greenwich Fenton, Samuel, tayior, Henry Fenwick, Thomas, bookbinder, 61 Anthony MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Ferdon, John S. furrier, 6 Magazine Ferguson, James, shoemaker, Harman Ferguson ( George, currier, 4G Franckfort Ferguson, Robert> sawyer, Bedlow Ferguson & Hall, curriers, Jacob, corner Franckfort Ferguson, Margaret, mantua maker, 1 1 6 Henry Ferril, Peter. Rigger. 6 Charlotte Ferris, John, porter, Leonard • Ferris; Lemuel, shoemaker. 5 1 Harman Ferris, Philip, butcher, Cross Ferrol, Edmund, sawyer. Elm Fictor, Joseph, labourer, 69 Church Field, A. M. mantua maker, 3 1 Partition Field, James, Labourer, Eaton's alley Fieche, David, labourer, 37 Chapel , Finch, Jeremiah, taylor, 6 East George Fink, Alexander, butcher, 39 Chatham Fink, Alexander, junr. butcher, Grand, corner First Fink, John, butcher, 30 Bowery Fisher, Charles, rope maker, Second Fisher, George L. weaver, 4 1 Harman Fisher, John, rope maker, Third Fisher, John, gardener, Suffolk Fisher, George, starch h hair powder manufactory, 2 69 William Fitch, & co. shoemakers, 290 Pearl Fitzgerald, Edmund, labourer, 3 Oak Fitzgerald? John, butcher, Bowery Fitzpatrick, John, labourer, 292 Water Flaga, Jacob, butcher, Bayard Flagger, Jacob, butcher, Hester Fleming^ Thomas, chimney office, 5 Broad Fleming, John, potter, Bedlow Fletcher, D. B. saddler, 32 Lumber Flick, Jacob, rope maker, Second Flith, John, baker, 93 Anthony Flftm, John, taylor, 36 Harman FUnn, John, labourer, Elm Focht, Henry, baker, 86 Roosevelt Foley, Morris, labourer, 7 Hague Foot, John, taylor, 1 1 Chatham Forshee, Deborah, mantua maker. 57 Division Ford. John, currier, Magazine 202 JONES'S NEW-rORK Ford, John D. rigger, 32 Bancker Ford, Lewis, gardener, Third Ford, Richard, butcher, Second Forman, Aaron, printer, Broadway, corner Dey Forrest, James> rigger. Second • Forrester, Andrew, shoemaker, 315 Broadway Forsyth, Catharine, nurse, 2 Kobinson Forvit, Matthew, tobacconist, 13 Division Fosdick, Clement, painter, Bedford Fosdick & Davis, painters, Greenwich Foster, Nathan, hatter, 144 Front Fournier, Francis, segar maker, 76 James Fountain, Elijah, shoemaker, 56 Barclay Fountaine, Isaac, painter. 58 Barclay Fowler, John.taylor. First, corner Pump Fowler, Abraham, shoemaker. 126 Bowery Foxier, Drake, shoemaker, Bowery, 2 milestone Fowler, Stephen, shoemaker, 1 15 Harmon Fc\, Matthew, butcher, Molt Fox, Joseph, shoemaker, 119 Harman Fox, George, rigger, 74 James Francis, John, labourer, 1 2 Harman Francis, John, hairdresser, Water, near New-slip Francis? Lewis, sexton of African church, 6 Upper Barley Francisco, Israel, shoemaker & mason, Crosby Francis. William, labourer, 1 Oak Frank, Jacob, printer, Front, corner Broad Fraser ? Grace, mantua maker, 1 2 Robinson Fraser Rachel, nurse, 48 Catharine Frazer } Robert, labourer, 15 Barclay Frazer, Robert, shoemaker, Magazine, corner Elm Frazier, Moses, tallow-chandler, 26 Catharine Frederick, George H. baker, 44 Lombard Frederick, Charles ; rigger, Gibbs' alley Frederick, Francis, labourer, Orange Frederick, John, shoemaker, 5 Mott Frederick, John, tobacconist, Hester Frederick, John, tobacconist, 12 Harman Freeborn, Robert, rigger, 8 1 Lombard Freeland, John, shoemaker. 303 Broadway Freeman, Grimn, labourer, 29 Cliff MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 203 Freeman, Henry, sawyer, 59 Murray Freeman, John> sail maker, Bedlow French, John, tea-waterman, Hester Fresch, George, sawyer, Hester Friend, John, caulker. Grand, corner Arundel Friend. George, bookbinder, Bedlow Friend. John, painter, comer of Essex and Hester Friskney, Sarah, milliner, 33 Beaver Fritot, Charles E. segar maker, First Fritz, Henry, senr. saddler. &c. 98 Chatham Fritz, Henry, junr. saddler, &c. 325 Broadway Frost, E. C. perfumer & hair dresser, 121 William Frost, Ely C. hair dresser, 7 Old-slip Frost, Tamer, midwife, 14 Thomas Fryday. Christian, shoemaker* 41 Augustus Fuller, Gideon, labourer, Division Fullerton, John, stevadore, Anthony Furman, Richard, junr. paimer & glazier, 106 Division Furry, Daniel, labourer, 29 Gold VIII. — Ship-masters, Mariners, and Boatmen. Fairlie, Hugh, boatman, N. Moore Farrier, John, ship-master, 1 1 3 Harman Fasch, George, ship-master, 12 Cross Fenton, Peter, mariner 8c cooper, 12 Thomas Ferrieri John, ship-master, 1 13 Harman Ferris. Isaac, boatman. 81 Lombard Ferris? Jonathan D. ship-master, 56 Chatham Field, John, mariner, Elizabeth Fisher, John, mariner, 3 1 Bedlow Fitch, Pelatiuh, sliip-masler, Dugan Flinn, James, pilot, 29 Gold Foley, John, mariner, 23 Rutger Forester, Henry, mariner, 28 Oak Foster, Natllaniel. mariner, 29 Cheapside Foster, Henry, mariner, 28 Oak Fowler, Cxsar, mariner, 37 Bedlow Fowler, Gilbert, ship-master, 96 Harman Fowler. James, manner. 44 Division Fowler, John, mariner, 2 Bedlow Fowler, Paxel, junr. ship-master, 286 Greenwich Fowler, George, ship-masler. 43 Lower Robinson 304 JONES'S NET-TOK* Fowler, Theodosius. ship-master, 14 Broadway Fox, Thomas, mariner 8c rigger, 74 James Fox, Warren, ship-master, 1 Hague 1 Francis, John, mariner, 'J 1 Catharine Fredericks, John, mariner, 13 Bedlow Freeborn, Robert, mariner, 8 1 Lombard Freeman, Hezekiah, mariner, 3 Cheapside Freeman, Jacob, mariner, 39 Lombard Freeman, John, boatman, Suffolk Friend, George, mariner, 6 Charlotte Fuller, Thomas W. ship-master, Iver's rope walk Funk, John, pilot, 74 Fair Funk, Nathaniel, pilot, 57 Fair IX. — Miscellaneous. Factor, widow Sarah, 6i Harman Fairbairn, Francis, 76 William Faircloe, George, Broadway Faller, widow Elizabeth, 119 Division Fanshuw, Sarah, 5 1 Cliff Farquhar, Mr. 40 Greenwich Farren, John, 71 Division Fasch, widow Elizabeth, 455 Pearl Favre, Vincent, 78 Barley Fay, William, 9 Vandewater Fendley, widow Ann, 41 Cliff Ferrers, John, 1 1 Whitehall Ferril, widow Jane, 49 Chapel Ferris, Mary, 123 Division Ferrolj Edmund, Greenwich-road Few, col. William, 22 1 Broadway Fields, Mrs. 31 Partition Finlay, Samuel, 95 Greenwich Finn, Mrs. 16 Thomas Fisher, widow H. 127 Pearl Fisher, John, 24 Duane Fitch, Joseph, 53 Pine Fitner, P. 1 5 Warren Fitzrandall, David, 62 Henry Flanders, John, 102 Read Flandro, Elias, Delancey Fleischman, widow Sophia, 93 Nassau MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Fleming, John, 29 Provoost Fletcher, widow Mary, 314 Broadway Florentine, Thomas, 8 Orange , Follop, Andrew, 1 8 Read Foos, George, Anthony Forbes, widow Sarah, -S Oak Ford, Samuel, junr. 206 Broadway Forrest, James, 44 Greenwich Forester, widow, 105 Lombard Forshea, widow, 79 Division Foster, widow Mary, Grand Fountaine, widow Margaret, 58 Barclay Fowler, widow, 89 Chamber Fowler, widow Margaretta, 13 Read Fowler, Theodosius, 89 Broad Fowler, Elizabeth, 1 19 Division Fox, widow Esther, 26 Oliver. Foy, widow Hannah, 12 Harman Francis, James, Mulberry Francis, Thomas, 43 E George Franklin, widow Rebecca, 70 James Frederick, Robert, Orchard Freeborn, widow, Mott Furman, widow Elizabethi 39 Division Furman, widow Elizabeth, 2 Fayette Furman, Gabriel. Corlaer's Hook Furman, widow Margaret, 39 Division Furman, Richard, 33 Harman Furry, Peter, 69 Ciifl" X. — Cartmen. Fairly, Joseph, Fourth Ferdon, William, Hester Ferris, Jacob, Menry Fcrrisj Peter, 20 Thomas Fields, Jonathan, Orchard Fisher, Charles, Second Fisher, William, Brannon Flowers, John, lieach Fogal. Matthew, Tuird Folk, Abraham, 45 Read U JONES'S SEW-YOHK Forhus, Thomas, Jefferson Force, Munson. Hudson Foster, John, Broadway, near Union Fumae* Foster, William. Hudson Foster, William, First Fowler. David, 15 Division Fraser, Abraham, 17 Bridge Fraser, Duncan. Batavia lane Freeman, Arnold, Greenwich road Freeman, Aaron, Watts Fritz. John, 18 Chesnut Frost, Joseph, Rivington, near Third Frost, John, 59 Henry Frost, Wright, Fsstx Furlong. Robert, Third Furman, Waters, Pump, corner Third G I. — Learned Professions and Public Officers* Gahn, Henry, commercial agent for Sweden, 30 Broad Gallow, Christopher, inspector of lumber, 5 1 Roosevelt Carnage, John, phyMciin, 20 John Gamble, widow Susan, teacher, 3 6. "J Pearl Gardner, Aaron, teacher, Elizabeth [and 62 Dey Garr, , attorney and translator of languages, 1 1 Wall, Garrison, John, inspector of lumber, Warren, near West Garson, widow Sjraht teacher, 8 Upper Barley Gelston, David, collector of the customs, 54 Greenwich Gelston, M. attorney & notary public, Custom house Gibbs, Charlotte, teacher, Charlotte Gibbons. James, teacher, 12 Chamber Gibson, John W. attorney at law, 1 Wall Gilbert, John W deputy-sheriff, 12 Fair Gill, Thomas, city weigher, I Chatham Gillaii!, John, marshal!. 28 E. George Giller, John E. marshal, 28 E. GeorgeJ Gillespie, d'Xormandie, ph>sician, Pearl, corner Ferry Gilmore, Joseph, marshal. 15 Pine Givdi), John, accountant, 232 8c 186 Pearl Gobel, Hugh,' high-constable and capt. city watch. Washing- Goughj James, accountant, 30 Front . [ton, corner Jay MERCANTILE DIRECTOR V. Golden, Gilbert, accountant. 50 Read Gordon, James, teacher, 29 George Graham. Charles, chymist. Prince, corner of Elizabeth Graham, Charles, attorney at law, 59 Wall Graham. John A. counsellor at law, 31 Broad Graham, Jonathan G. physician and druggist. 100 Division Gray, , teacher, 129 Front Green, John, accountant, 6 1- Franckfort Green. James VV. constable, 10 Broad Green, Rufus, chymist & druggist, Crosby Greenwood, John, dentist, 1 3 Park Grensley, widow Mary, teacher, 5 7 Read Guerin, Doctor, 4 1 Partition Gunton, Joseph, teacher, 394 Greenwich Guthrie, Samuel, apothecary. 273 Water Guyneiner, John, French St English teacher, Mary II. — Merchants, Dry Good and Book Stores, and Store- keepers in general. Gale, Samuel, china store, 7 1 Pearl Gamble, William, merchant, 86 Maiden-lane, house 35 War- Garner, Frederick, merchant taylor, 306 Pearl [ren Garniss, Thomas, dry good store. 138 Chatham Garrison, Benjamin, 248 Pearl Gautrot, Xavierre, merchant, 286 Pearl Gedney, Robert, timber-merchant. Greenwich, near State pri- [son, yard De Klyne's ferry Gedney, Samuel, merchant, 201 Pearl Gelston, John, merchant, 53 Beaver, and 74 Front Getin, E. merchant, 25 Robinson Gibbs, George, merchant, 50 Greenwich Gibson, William, hosier, 99 Maiden lane Gibson St Coskry, hosiers, 108 Maiden-lane Gifford, Andrew, mahogany-merchant, 399 Greenwich Giflbrd, Benjamin, dry-good store. 89 Bedlow Gilbert, Garret, dry-good store, 187 Broadway Gilbert, Thomas W. dry-good store, 189 Broadway Gilchrist, Robert, merchant, 3 Stone Gilfert, George, music store. 13 Maiden-lane Gilford, Samuel, junr. merchant, 126 Wilham [Front Gilford. Samuel &. son, merchants, 124 William, store 7G jones'b new-tobk Gill. William, dry-good store, 4*6 Pearl Gillespie, George, merchant. Pearl, comer Ferry k *) Gillespie. James, merchant, 45 Beekman Gillespie, Robert, merchant, 4 Fletcher, house 162 Greenwich Gillespie & Graham, merchants. 145 Pearl Gilmore, Benjamin, dry-good store, 66 E. George • J Gilmour, John, merchant, 33 William Giraud, F. junr. merchant, 135 Front Glass, Alexander S. merchant, Beekman. corner Nassau Glosey, Miles F. dry pood store. 163 Broadway Glover. John I. merchant, 223 Pearl, house Greenwich Glover, Thomas, dry-good store, 246 Pearl Gobert, Charles, merchant, 78 Pearl Godfrey. Edward, merchant taylor, 3*30 Water Goelet, Peter, ironmonger, I 1 3 Ec 115 Pearl Goelet, Peler P. merchant, 63 Water Goelet, Robert R merchant, 59 Water Gomez, Abraham, junr*. merchant, 19 Upper Read Gomez, Benjamin, dry-good store, 33 Warren Gomez, Moses, merchant, I I Duane Goodrich, C. W. merchant. Front, corner Burling-slip. house Goodwin, Oliver, paint store. Bayard [27 Murray Goold, Charles D. merchant, 3 Beaver Goold, Edward, merchant, 3 Beaver Guidon, David, merchant, lb Broadway, house Greenwich Gordon, John F. k James, merchants. 1 17 Front, house 78 [Chamber Gorham, Stephen, flour-merchant, 163 Front- house 203 Wa- Gculd, John, merchant taylor, 261 Water [ter Gould, S. Sc co. booksellers & printers. Broad, corner Wall Gourley, James, dry-good store, 70 Koosevelt Gouverneur, Nicholas, merchant, 2S Beaver Gouverneur, Samuel, merchant. 75 Liberty Gouvernenr k Kemble, merchants, Governeur's wharf Gracie, Archibald, merchant, 51 Pine, house 1 10 Broadway Graham. Isi;ac, merchant, 177 Washington Graham, John, merchant, 16 Gold Graham, F. & D. merchants, 47 Pearl Graves, John B. merchant, 69 Stone Grares, Roswell. merchant, 28 Gold MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 209 Graves & Brown, merchants. 176 Front Gray, John, merchant i 1 Liberty Gray, John, merchant, 49 Liberty Grayson, John, hardware store, 183 Water Green, John, merchant, 'J6 Beekman Green, Timothy, merchant, 24 Hudson Green & Lovett, merchants, I 19 Front Grenell 8c Squire, merchants, 2 18 Pearl Grellet, Stephen, merchant, 241 and 249 Pearl Griffen, John, china store, 76 Maiden-Lane, h. 15 Liberty GriPfen, Peter, commission merchant, 124 Water Griffon & Glass, auctioneers, See. 124 Water Griffith, John, junr. merchant, 69 Maiden Lane Griffith, Nathaniel C. merchant, I 63 Greenwich Griffith, J. & N. merchants, 69 Maiden Lane, corner of Wra. Grigg, John, ironmonger, Chatham Square Gri.n, David & Pnilip', merchants, 36 Old-slip. & 140. Water Grim, David, merchant, 23 Cedar Grim, Philip, merchant, 43 Vesey Griswold, George, merchant, 81 Beekman Griswold, John, junr. merchant, 252 Pearl, and 162 Front Griswold, Nathaniel L. merchant, 28 Cliff Griswold, Nath. L. Et Co. merchants, 86 South Groteclass, Gilbert, flour merchant, 49 Barclay Grozirti John, merchant, 6 Rivington and 8 Courtlandt III. — Grocers, Taverns, Luis, Porter -Houses, Hotels., Boarding-Houses, Brewers and Distillers . Gale, Samuel, grocer, Greenwich market Gallagher, William, grocer, William Gallalee, Matthew, grocer, Pell Gallard, Patrick, grocer, Orange Gallaudet, Paul, porter-house, 141 Chatham Gallon, Dinah, grocer, Washington, corner of Harrison Gallop, Mrs. boarding house, 52 Broadway Gardiner, Charles, grocer, 15 Orange Gardiner, Charles, porter house, 7 7 Fair Gardiner, James, grocer, 19 Bowery Gardiner, James, tavern, 27 1 Water Gardier, Alexis, fruiterer, I 15 Fly-market Garland. Abigail, mead house, 21 Bancker U 2 210 Garniss, Philip, brewery, 139 Chatham Garri< k. Mary, tavern and porterhouse, Elizabeth Garrison. John, sailors boarding house, 8 Water Garrison, widow, grocer* 67 Partition Gaston, widow, hoarding house, 188 Pearl Gales 'Piomas B. grocer, Hudson, corner of Thomak Gaudion, Robert, boarding house, 27 Catharine Gaynor, William, grocer, 31 Rose Geers, George, grower. 61 E. George Celslon, widow Mary, grocer, 7 Warren Genlil, Thomas, fruiterer. 1 1 4 Broad Gerischer. Charles, grocer and comm. merchant, 12 Burling. Gliigliotty, John B. grocer, 278 Water [slip Gilibs & Goodwin, grocers, 18 South Gibson, Lewis, grocer, 37 Au^u tus Giff'ord, Alexander, grocer and mason, 82 Read Gilbert, William P. grocer, Greenwich, opposite state prison Gilchrist. Robert, grocer. 50 Pearl Gilford. Henry, gixx;er, 3S6 Greenwich Gillander, Alexander, porter vaults. 246 Water Gillander, Mary, sailors boarding house, 314 Water Gillespie, Catharine, grocer, 3^2 Broadway Gillespie, Charles, grocer, 12 Catharine lane Gillespie, David, grocer, 50 Chatham Gillespie, James, grocer, 59 James Gilmore. Robert, grocer. Charlotte, corner of Bedlow Gilpin, William, tavern, 97 James Glean, Samuel, boarding house. Church Glening, Peter, grocer. Cross, corner of Barley Goodman, William, grocer and lumber merchant* Water. Goodman, Robert, tavern, 104 Beekman [corner Catharine Golden, Charles, grocer, Hester, corner of Mott Golley, Lewis, boarding house, First Gomes, Joseph, tavern, 3 Bedlow Gomes? Joseph, boarding bouse, 3 Division Gordon, Robert, grocer, X Lumber Gorman, widow Mary, tavern, 314 Water Gosline, Jacob, boarding house, Provoost Goss, William, boarding house, Elizabeth Gotier, Joseph, grocer, 135 Fly-market Gouin, Joseph, grocer, 79 Murray MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 21 1 Gould, John, grocer and rigger, Orange Gowin, Peter, grocer, 93 pearl Graham, John, grocer, 2 mile stone, Bowery Graham, Francis, grocer, Rutger. corner of Bedlow Graves St Brown, grocers. 17o Front Grant, James, grocer, 58 Roosevelt Grapin, Claude, fruiterer, 104 Broad Gray, James, bo'arding house, 60 Vesey Gray, Jeremiah, grocer, 33 Peck-slip, h'use 256 Water Grayson, William, tavern and sailors b. house, 2-14 Front Greeii; James W. tavern and porter house, 10 Broad Green, Mary, hoarding house, 68 Chamber Green, Sarah, grocer, 4 3 Bedlow Green, William, grocer and ferry house. 59 Whitehall Greenough, Deborah, grocer, 41 Oliver Greenwood, Kichard, grocer and tea dealer, 19 Maiden-Lane Gregg, John, grocer, 42 Harman Grenzeback, John, grocer, 1 Chatham Greyson, William, grocer and tavern, 244 Front Griffin, David, grocer and graintr, 88 Bead Griswold, Edward D. grocer, 6.$ Harman Gronf Mrs. E. boarding house, 51 Puu Groshon, John P. brewer, 7 Bailey Guion, Elijah, grocer. 381 Water, corner of Oliver Guion, Monmouth H. grocer, 309 Yv aier Guion, M. 11. & Co. grocers, Cnerry, corner of Rutger Guion & Pinckney, grocers, 63 Murray, coiner ot Cnape! Gunton, Mark, grocer and painter, Elm. corner ot U. head Gaston, Mrs. boarding house, 188 Pearl IV. — House Carpenters, Shipwrights, Joiners, Boat- builders, Block Pump Makers, Coopers, caul Me- c/'ianics who work principally in wood. Gage, Asa, shipwright, &c Ship-yards Gailer, William, shipwright, Charlotte Galatin. William W. uph< Isterer, 3u Beaver Gallahac, Benjamin, h. carpenter, Bailey, corner of Cross Ganbz, Francis, senr. shipwright. 595 L berry Ganbz, Francis, junr. shipwright, 5V3 Cherry Garbrance. Peter, turner and umbrella maker, 319 Water Gardiner, Joseph, wheelwright, 42 Anthony , 212 JONKS's NF.W-TORK Gardiner, Michael, builder, 79 Warren Gardiner, Thomas, wheelwright, 21 First Garey, Daniel, h. carpenter. 56 Anthony Garr, Andrew, shipwright, 1 18 Cherry, & 584 Water Gaskin, William, shipwright. Leonard Gatfield, John, sash maker, Grand Gatz, Francis, shipwright. Pump, corner of Second Gedney, James* shipwright, Bedlow Gednev, Thomas, h carpenter, Walnut Geib, John & Adam, piano forte makers. Mount Vernon Geib, John and S>n, organ builders, Leonard George, Thomas, wheelwright, 3S6 Greenwich Gtrald, Jacob, h. carpenter, Harrison Gibson, Edward, shipwright. 69 Henry Gibson, Richard, wheelwright. 63 Division Gil)Son, Thomas, shipwright, 1 16 Bowery Giffing, William, h. carpenter. 40 Chapel Gifford John. h. carpenter. 49 Read Giles. Robert, h. carpenter, 10 Oak, comer of Chesnut Gillerd, James, cabinet maker, 74 Chatham Gillespie, Robert I. h carpenter. Leonard Gillespie, William, h. carpenter. 49 Greenwich Gilmore, Matthew, upholsterer, 1 18 Harinan Giraud, Frederick, cooper, 127 Front Giraudin, Marvin, turner* .First Glass, Alexander, shipwright, 122 Lombard Glass. Edward, shipwright, 54 Henry Glass' Samuel, shipwright. 60 Henry - Godfrey. Andrew, h. car|>enter, 192 Division Gold, Charles* h. carpenter, 44 E. George Gollow, Christopher, cooper & culler, 51 Roosevelt Good. William, h. carpenter, Hester Goodrich, Moses, h. carpenter. 16 Sixth Goodwin, Peter, cooper. Mott Gordon, Charles, h. carpenter, 59 Division Gordon. Lewis, h. carpenter. 1 E. George Gossman, Jacob, h carpenter. 24 1 Wflliam Gossman. Robert, h. carpenter & builder, 42 Lumber Gould, Robert, h. carpenter, 369 Greenwich Graham, Peter, cabinet maker, rear the Collect Grant, Peter* h. carpenter & shipwright, 35 Lombard Grant, Richaixl, cooper, 122 Bioail MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 21S Gray, Dugald, shipwright, 98 Bedlow Gray, John, h. carpenter, 86 Chamber Gray, William* h. carpenter, 86 Chamber Green, Abraham, h. carpenter- Corlaer's hook Green, Jeremiah, h. carpenter, 94 Anthony Green, Joseph, shipwright, 72 Catharine Green, Samuel ,chaii maker, 51 Anthony Green, William, h. carpenter, & venetian-blind maker, 81 and Greenard, N. shipwright, 70 E. George [95 Chamber Greenard & Mertine, shipwrights. Cherry Green wait, John, h. carpenter, 31 Mulberry Greig, Bedford, h. carpenter, 18 Provoost Greig, James, shipwright 12 J Lombard Griffcs, Francis, h. carpenter and srhipwright» 102 Bedlow Griffith, Robert, h. carpenter, Broadway, above Union Furnace Gross, Joshua, shipwright, 35 Lombard » Guest, I. & W. cabinet makers, 93 Greenwich Guioti, Isaac, ship St h. joiner. 309 Water Gunn, James, carpenter, 137 Dhision Guyen Christopher, cabinet maker, Grand V.— Masons, Bricklayers, Plaisterers, and Stone-Cutters.. Gall, Eli, mason, Third Gallagher, Jeremiah, stone-cutter, 32 Barclay Gallagher, John, mason, Republican-alley Gayland, Henry, mason, Jefferson Geelon, Henry, mason, Jefferson Gifford, Alexander, mason and grocer, 82 Read Gilman, John, stone-cutter, 7 Cheapside Gilmore, Robert, mason, Dugan Givin, Josiah, mason, Fifth Gorman, James, mason, 8 Bedlow Gosman, George, mason and builder, 1 1 Courtlandt Gowdrey, John, stone-cutter, 7 1 Read Griffin, Phineas, mason, 44 Anthony Griffith, David, mason, 8 i Church Griffith, David, mason, 336 Greenwich Greig, John, mason, Leonard VI — Smiths of every description, including those who work in the precious Metals, Jewels, fcfc. and Watch- Makers. Gardiner, Timothy, blacksmith, 84 and 92 Harman, and 185 Gates, Leonard, blacksmith, 77 Chatham [Cherry 214 JONES'S NEW-TORK Gattey, Henry, optician and mathematical 'instrument maker, Gauk, James, engraver, 30 Lumber [205 Water Gemmel, Matthew, watchmaker, 299 Broadway Gibson, T. fct M. Davis.musical instrument makers, 63 Barley Giraud, Alexander, tin- plate worker. 141 Cherry Giraud, Henry, silversmith, 60 Murray Giraudin, M. brass- turner, First Girrad, Henry, silversmith, 27 Chapel Gordon, Isaac, blacksmith, Grand Gordon, William, blacksmith, 29 Augustus Gourlie. Robert, clock and watch mak_-r, 51 Maiden-lane Gourley, Robert, watch-maker, 50 Maiden-lane Graham, \llen, blacksmith, 94 Warren Graham. Daniel F. watch and clock maker, 147 Pearl Grah'am, Joseph, blacksmith. 21 Pump Green, James, silversmith, Bowery Greenwood, Clark, mathematical instrument maker, 127 Front Gridley, James, blacksmith, 1 1 Leonard Griffen, Henry, watchmaker, 318 Water, house Rivington Griffiths, Joseph, brass founder, 43 Division Griffiths, Richard, blacksmith, Bedlow Griffiths and Philips, brass-founders, 65 Division Greesward, » jeweller, 8 Barley Guignon, Victor, jewelltr. Hester VII. — Mechanics, Trades and Callings not before enumerated. Gabelle. John, labourer, Bayard Gabelle, Henry, labourer, Bayard Gadds, Francis, labourer, 70 Rutger Gadd, Thomas, dealer in rags. &c. 31 Lombard Gage, Simeon, hatter, 213 Water Gains, George W. sail-maker, 35 Jay Gaetan, Augustus, embroiderer, 59 Chamber Galbreath, Allen, shoemaker, 150 William Galaudett, aul, hair-dresser, 141 Chatham Gall, Simon, labourer, 54 John Gallachin, Patrick, labourer, Elizabeth Gallagher, Patrick, shoemaker, 30 George Gallagher, Patrick, labourer, Hester Gallalee, Matthew, baker, 23 Pell Gallop, Benjamin, hair-dresser, 42 Pine MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Gallow, Sylvester, taylor, 8 1 Nassau Galloway, James, rigger. Fifth Galloway, John, painter, rear 14 Rose Gandy, Henry, taylor, 59 Mulberry Gantz, Gabriel, fisherman. 159 Division Ganzey, Silas, shoemaker, Hester, corner of Suffolk Garcin, Hyacinth, baker, 27 George Gardiner, Ann, cook, 156 Front Gardiner, Hiram, shoemaker, 91 Broadway Gardiner, John, baker, rear of 2 1 7 William Gardiner, Nathaniel, rigger, Lombard Gardiner, bamuel. taylor, Grand Garner, George, boot and shoe maker, Charlotte Gamsey, A*sa, rigger, Rutger, corner of Lombard Garnsey, Enoch, shoemaker, 12 Cliff Garnsey, Silas, shoemaker, 1 Bailey Garrison, John, oysterman, 8 Water Garrison, Simon, printer, 45 Warren Garrison. Richard, sweep, 78 Lombard Garson, James, hatter, 20 Broad Gasner, George, shoemaker, Charlotte Gasner. Isaac, taylor, 46 Barley Gates, Edward, shoemaker, Augustus Gatfield, Benjamin & James, glovers, ike. 12 George Gaugin, Francis, hot-baths, Chamber, near Cross Geary, William, labourer, Bowery George, John, labourer, 27 Bedlow Gewase, D. gardener, Sixth, corner of Delancey Gibbons, Thomas, butcher, Stanton, corner of First Gibson. James, broker, 1 3 Cedar Gibson. Thomas, house and sign painter, 32 Fair Gibson 8c Jennet, hair- dressers, 2 Liberty Cidard, Robert, barber, 27 Catharine Gilbert, E. starch and glue manufacturer, Clinton Gilchrist, Arch, silk-dyer, 174 William Giles, Dedrick, sugar-baker, Elizabeth, corner of Nicholas Giles, John, sail-maker, 6 Lumber Gill, James, shoemaker,. 270 Broadway Gillespie, Hugh, cordwainer, 10 Catharine- lane Gillespie, Robert, labourer, I 5 Barley Gillies, Andrew, confectioner. 15 Pump Gillman. Charles, butcher. 103 Reed JONES'S NEW-TARS Gillman, William, hair dresser, \22 Front Gilmore, James, shoemaker, 1 1 Harman Gilmoi e> John> rope maker, Second Gilson. Titus, labourer, Elizabeth Giraud, Isaac, laboureri Suffolk Gilson, John, labourer, 36 Anthony Gingerie, John, labourer, Elizabeth Girnee, Phoebe, seamstress, fi5 Partition Glamer, John, milkman, Second Glass, C. labourer, 48 Augustus Glassner, John, milkman, First Glean, Waller, shoemaker, Beaver, corner of WHliaJBi Glean, Eden, shoemaker, 7 1 Church Glenton, Thomas, sail-maker, Sixth Godew, Lewisi painter, 4+ E. George Godfrey, Christian, lamplighter, Division Godfrey Ebenezer, shoemaker, 54 Fair Good, John, baker, 16 Augustus Goodeve, John, soap and candle maker, 26 Church Goodheart, George, butcher, 253 Greenwich Goodyear, Thaddeus, stage-office, 1 6 George Gordon, George, rigger, 29 Cheapside Gordon, James, shoemaker. 29 George Gorden, Jane, seamstress, Mott Gorden, John, shoemaker. G Orange Gorden, Richard, shoemaker, 1 E George Gorham, Samuel, sail-maker, 62 James Gorham & Raynor, sail-makers, 1 3 1 Front Gosman, James, shoemaker, 29 Vtsey Goslin, Robert, labourer, 38 Anthony Gould, James, labourer, 29 Lombard Gould' John, rigger and grocer, Orange Gould' Matthew, painter, Greenwich Gowdey, Lewis, scraper, 54 E. George Grace, James, saddler, 42 Pine Graff, John, butcher, Bayard Graham, George, labourer, Harman Graham, George, baker, 92 Anthony Graham, John, rigger, 1 9 Harman Graig, David, shoemaker. 58 Beulow Grainger, Bartholomew, butcher. Elizabeth Grant, John, tea-waterman, 9 Division MERCANTILE DIRECTORY* Graham, George, labourer, Harman Grainger, John, shoemaker, 38 Vandewater Granger, Matthew, labourer, Third Grasset, Peter, gardener, Grand Graves, Mary, huckster, 66 Vesey Gray, Alexander, shoemaker, 353 Greenwich Gray, John, sawyer, Bedlow Gray, John, shoemaker, 98 Anthony Gray, George, chimney sweep, 5 Ann Gray, William, baker, 19 Barclay Grealon, James, taylor, 62 E. George Green, John, baker, 63 Catharine Green, John, baker, Lombard Green, Joshua, labourer, 194 Washington Green, William, blackball maker, 2 Theatre alley Green* William, tobacconist, 40 Rose, and 220 Water Gregg, David, shoemaker, 10 Bedlow Greig, widow, confectioner, Liberty, corner of William Grice, John, broker, 23 Chatham GrifF, Jacob, baker, 50 Bedlow Griflen, William, shoemaker, Washington Griffith, Hugh, labourer, Charlotte, corner Harman Griffith, James, taylor, 40^Warren Griffith, James, shoemaker, 90 Fair Griffith, William, silk dyer, 56 Beaver Griffiths, John, painter, 41 Barclay Griffiths ( John, labourer, 67 Harman Griffiths, James, boot and shoemaker, 54 Beekman Grigger, George, rigger, 58 Harman, corner E. George Grim, Charles, taylor, 32 Church Grim, Peter, tanner, 70 Harman Grotehelf, Henry, shoemaker, Hudson Guignon, Jacob, tobacconist, 30 Harman, Sc 70 Chatham Gunn, James, labourer, 137 Division Gunn, Sarah, milliner, 128 William Gunton, Mark, painter & grocer, Elm, corner Read Gurnee, Elbert, labourer, 422 Broadway Gurnee, Isaac, shoemaker, 9 Pump Guyon, , mattrass maker, Elm VIII. — Ship-Masters, Marina s, and Boatmen. Gardiner, Benjamin, mariner, 20 Jamea X 21f JONES'S NEW-TOtl* Gardiner) John, ship-master, 23 James Garland. John, mariner. 72 Catharine Garner. James B. ship-master. 33 Church Geer, Joshua, ship-master. 68 Harman Geer, William, sliip-master, Second Geist, George, mariner. 15 Fayette Gender, Thomas, mariner, 34 Vesey George, Abraham, mariner. 35 Oak George. Joseph, ship-master, f>5 Lombard Gillman, Kent, mariner, 69 James Gilman, , ship-master, 98 Chamber Glanson, David, ship master, 105 Division Goodhue, Isachar, ship- master, 38 William Goodman, William, ship-master, 67 Henry Gore. William, ship-master, 4 Second Gordon, Peter, mariner, Charlotte Goss, John, ship-master, Elizabeth Grayson, Anthony, mariner. Mott Green, Anthony, mariner, 6 Mott Green* Henry, ship-master, 20 Bancker Green, Robert, mariner, 154Harman Green, Samuel, ship-master, 25 Ann Green, William, mariner, 18 Batavia-lane Greenwood, John, boatman, 120 Harman Greenfield, John, ship-master, 83 Pearl Griswold, Edward, ship-master, 63 Harman Griswold, Jedediah, ship-master, 95 Lombard Guest, George, mariner, 1 1 Fayette Guest, John, ship-master, 1 4 Clift" I X . — MiscellaneQUt. Gale, Mary. 128 William Gale, Jesse, 1 3 Pell Gahagan, widow Catharine, 49 Read Gaine, Hugh, 429 Greenwich Gall, Jesse, Pell . Gamble, John, 57 Read Gamble, John, 5 5 Read Gantly, Sarah, 40 Barclay <6arrison> Garret, 67 Partition MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 219 Garrison, widow Sarah > 67 Partition Gardiner, Thomas, Hudson Garland, Abigail, 21 Bancker Garntss, Jane, 145 Chatham Gautier, Peter, 2 Magazine Gautier, Andrew, junr. 21 Provoost Gedney, Eloisa, Montgomery, near Belvidere Geer, Eliza, 60 Chapel George i Joseph, 65 Lombard Geraudi widow Ann, 4.2 Gold Gibson, Rebecca, Hester Gilbert, John E. 59 Barley Gilbert, Mary, 90 Chatham Gilbert, Thomas, 421 Greenwich Gilbert, William W. esq. Greenwich Giles, Robert, near State prison Gilford, Charles, 34 Dey Gillihen, widow Susanna, 12 Chapel Gilman, Elizabeth, Cheapside Gilmore, Matthew, 1 18 Harman Gimbrede, Thomas, 1 Partition Glass, widow Sarah, Cross Glasson, D. 125 Division Glenton, widow, 121 Division Glover, widow Mary, 174 Broadway Glover, Thomas, 38 Warren Gomez, Moses, 13 Duane Compart, Gomparts S. 85 Greenwich Goodrich, Samuel, 17 Skinner Goodman, Jane, Elizabeth Gordineer, widow of Jacob, Mulberry Gordineer, Catharine, 35 Oak Goswell, widow Lydia, 72 Warren (joss, William, Elizabeth Goudaine, Lawrence, 30 Pearl Goudy, Elizabeth, Norfolk G-jwing, Jane, Charlotte Graham, widow Cailiarine, 24 Read Graham, Elizabeth, 85 Broad Graham, John, 19 Harman Grahairo Robert, 114 Greenwich 220 JONEb'j V'KW-YORK Grand, B. G. Spring Grant, Ann, 50 Cedar Grant, Ann N. 5 1 Pine Granville, Elizabeth. 15 Oliver Gray, widow Jane,. Thames Grayson, widow Jane, 1 Magazine Green, Martha, 55 Robinson Green, widow Mary, 68 Chamber Green, Sarah, 43 Division Greenham, widow of George> 14 Pine Greenleaf, widow Ann, 5 4- Wall Griffen, col. Samuel, Greenwich CriiTen, John, 41 Barley Grim, Jacob, Mott X. — Cartmeu. Gaffet, John, Desbrosses Gale, Andrew, Orchard Gale> Hezekiah, Greenwich Gallagher, Patrick, 44 E. George Gamble, Andrew, Mott Garbott, John, 23 Read Gardiner, Thomas, First Garland, Thomas, First Garrison, Abraham, Leonard Garrison, Halamas, 44 Harrison Garrison, Peter, 10 Thomas Gibbons, Robert, 54 Beaver Gibbons, William, 24 Thomas Gilbert, James, Hester Gilbert, John A. 13 Thomas Gildrey, Patrick, Charlotte Gill, John, Mott Gillard, Charles, 215 William Glinn, Alexander, 25 Henry Gordon, George, Clinton, corner of Hannan Gordon* James, Mott Gould. John, 4 Warren Gowdrey, William, 71 Read Graham, John, N. Mcore reen, Increase, 22 Thomas recn' Simon, 95 Division MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 221 Green, Thomas, 225 Greenwich Green, William, 277 Greenwich Griffen, James, Pump Griffen, Jacob, Essex Griffen, Thomas, 49 Read G pitman, James, Oliver, corner of Mary Gross, Dederick, North Guearinau, Lewis, Bowery Guest, Lewis, Essex Gunyon, John, 193 Division H I. — Learned Professions and Public Officers. Hagerman, Jacob, revenue officer, N. Moore Hall, C. W. accountant, 44 Wall Halsey, Jabez, custom house officer, 105 Liberty Hamersley, William, M. D. 6 Courtlandt Hamil, Thomas, measurer, 34 Whitehall Hamilton, Rev. Thomas, 7 Duane Hamlin St Comstock, teachers, 5 1 Cliff Hannah, Mary, teacher, 14 Upper Read Hardenbrook. William, city sealer, 293 Pearl Hardie, James, secretary to the board of health, 305 Green- llardie, John, street-inspector, b7 Gold [wich Hanson, G. F. attorney at law, 227 Broadway, office 39 Nassau Harison, Richard, counsellor, 2 27 Broadway, office 39 Nassau Harrington, John, accountant, 39 Bedlow Harriot, David, collector, 25 IYanckfort Harris, Nicholas, accountant, 23 Murray Harris, Samuel, attorney at law, 24 John Harris Sc Wilson, attornies, 8cc. 24 John Harris, Rev. William, Stuyvesant Harsen, George, measurer, 12 Moore Haulenbeck, Isaac P. clerk in bank, 54 Barclay Hawes, Peter, attorney at law, 96 John Hawkins, Samuel, attorney at law, 141 Water Hays, Jacob, conveyancer & broker, Chapel, corner Anthony Hazard, Thomas, keeper of the Bridewell, Park Hedden, Josiah, attorney at law, 10 Front Hedges, widow Rachel, teacher, N. Moore Hedges, I. student at law, 64 William Heffeman, Mrs. young ladies' academy, 38 Dey 222 JONES'S NEW-YOHK Hcgcman, Adrian, attorney and notary public, 302 Pearl, and Helaw, Lewis, accountant, 4 Chamber [76 Chatham Henderson, Rev. Josiah, Arundel, comer of Division Henry, Hugh, accountant, Mott Henry, Samuel, physician, 25 Chatham Henriquez, Philip, accountant. Suffolk, corner of Hester llenshaw, Samuel, accountant, 102 Division Herring, Elbert, attorney at law, 35 Wall Herttel, John, gauger, 3 Dover Herttcl, William, city gauger, 71 Franckfort Heyer, John, inspector-general of slaves U. heading. 277 Water Heyer. Garret, clerk of Fly-market, 30 Lumber Heyer, William, measurer of lime. 38 Robinson [Chamber Hicks, Benjamin. M. D. Greenwich, corner of Brannon, 8c 62 Hicks, John, M. D. & surgeon, 64 Church, &. Ti Bowery Hicks, Thomas R. surgeon and physician. Mott Hicks, Oliver H. secretary to com. insurance co. 50 Wall Hildreth, Patrick G. attorney at law, 3 Wall 'Hill. F.llis, teacher, 16 Fayette Hitchcock^ Daniel M. physician, Wafer, corner Peck-slip Hitchcock, John, accountant, 32 George Hcbart, Rev. John H. 46 Greenwich Hodge. Ralph, custom-house ofheer, 13 Rose Hoffman, Josiah O. counsellor at law, 63 Green wich Holmes, William, accountant, 122 Fly-market Hopkins, Samuel M. attorney and counsellor. 274 Pearl Horne, George, physician. Sec. 58 Pearl Horner, widow Sarah, teacher. 203 Greenwich Hornidge, James, physician, 1 4 1 Front Hosack, Alex. junr. physician, 50 Warren Hosack, David, M. D. & surgeon, 65 Broadway Houstoiii William, counsellor at law, 125 Chatham Howe, Bezaleel, inspector of customs, 12 Rose Howell, Aaron, measurer of grain, 31 Read, corner Church Hughes, Catharine & Ruth, teachers, 26 George Hughes, John, clerk, 126 Bowery Humane Society's soup-iiouses, 6 Franckfort John S. broker and auctioneer, 56 Vesey. house Jay Herring, Thomas, merchant. 192 Pearl Herring, Abraham & Son" merchants, 102 Pearl, house 44 Hervey, William, merchant, 32 Hudson [Broadway Hewit, James, music store, 59 Maiden-lane Hewitj John and Thomas, merchant taylors, 5 Dey Hewit) Thomas and William, china store, 16 Chamber, and [163 Broadway Hevvkt, Charles, merchant, 78 South, corner Fletcher Hewlet, and co. Divine, merchants, 29 Beekman Hewlet, Hannah, millinery store, 390 Pearl Hewlet. Henry, merchant, 78 South Heyer, Cornelius, merchant. 62 Broad Heyer, Isaac, merchant, 84 Broach and 67 Front MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 225 Heyer, Walter W. merchant, 17 Pine H-yer, Walter and Isaac, ironmongers, 234 Pearl Hicks, Isaac, merchant. 270 Pearl Hicks, Silas, .merchant, 508 Pearl Hicks, Valentine, merchant, 14 Cherry Hicks. Willet, merchant, 276 Pearl, house 209 William Hickst Whitehead, lumber- merchant, 1 Rutger Hicks, Jenkins and co. merchants, 67 South, house 345 Pearl Hicks, Samuel, com. merchant, 341 Pearl Hill, William, merchant, 95 Front, house 15 Courtlandt Hiltman, John, dry-good store, 1 14 Chatham Hinchman, Cornelius, shoe store, 393 Pearl Hitchcock, Edward, druggist, 317 Pearl Hitchcock' Daniel and Edward, druggists, 317 Pearl Hitchcock, Miles, merchant, 36 Maiden-lane Hoffman, Martin» merchant and auctioneer, 67 Wall Hoffman, Seton, and co's auction room, 67 Wall Hoffman and Heard, dry -good store, 175 Broadway Hogan and Welsh, merchants, 109 Cherry Hogan, Michael, dry-good store, 225 Broadway Holden, Abel, broker, &c. 5 1 Augustus Holmes, and co. Charles, dry-good store, 96 Maiden-lane Holmes, Eldad, merchant, 11 New-slip, house 20 Oak Holmesj Samuel, merchant, 31 Fair Holthuysen and Cox, merchants, 25 South Hone, John, merchant, 133 Greenwich Hone Philip, merchant, 58 Broad Hone, Smith and Hone commission-merchants, 61 Wall Honeywell, James, dry-good store, 402 Peail Hopkins, George F. bookseller and stationer, 118 Pearl Hopkins and Marselis, merchants, 29 Albany pier Hopper, Andrew, merchant, 222 Broadway Ilorsefield, Israel, hardware store, 144 Ply-market, house 29 Hosack, Alexander, merchant, 45 Vesey [Liberty Hosier, Andrew, merchant, 25 Liberty Hosmer, Robert, druggist, 304 Water Hounsfield, Ezra, stock and commission broker, 26 Dey Houseman and Crocheron, flax-seed merchants, 2 Front Howard, William, merchant, 84 William Howard, William, 15G William Howard and Baker, dry-good store, 84 William 224 JOKES'S KEW-YORK Howard, Wm, k co. merchants, 69 South, corner Pine Howard & Lloyd, fur merchants, 1 4'." Water Howell, William, merchant, 54 Broadway Howland, Benjamin, merchant taylor, 49 Maiden lane Howland> J. & Son. merchants, Washington, comer Albany Hoyl, Asa, merchant, Pell [bason Hoyt, Joseph W. dry-good store, 124 Chatham Hoyt 8c Tom's counting-house, 220 Front Hoyt, Jesse, millinery store, Chatham, comer Magazine ;•*(! Hubbard, David G. merchant, 88 Wall, house -6 Cliff Hubbel, Levi, merchant. 24 Oak Huggins, John R. D. perfumery store, kc. 92 Broadway Hughes, Harman, hardware store, 82 Maiden-lane Hughes, Michael, druggist, 56 Division Huguet, F. merchant, 38 Beaver Hull, William, merchant, 5 Gold Hull & Bowne. druggists, 146 Pearl Humphreys, Elijah, dry-good store, 260 Pearl Humphreys & Whitney, merchants, 22 Burling-sl:,, Hunn & Cheeseborough, dry-good store, 150 Broadway Hunt. James, broker, 65 Pearl Hunter, John, merchant, 3 State Huntington, Benj. merchant, 169 Front, house 222 Water Hurtin, John H. merchant, 68 Beekraan Hustace, Benjamin, merchant, 170 Front, house 50 Dey Hutchings, Jonathan, dry-good store, 456 Pearl Hutchinson, John, commission-merchant, 68 Cedar Hutson, William, perfumery store and intelligence office, 78 Hy slop, Maxwell, merchant, 18 Broadway [Broadway III. — Grocers, Taverns, Inns, Porter-Houses, Hotelt, Boarding-Houses, Brewers and Distillers. Habermel, John, grocer, I 1 5 Greenwich Hackinsack Stage-Office and Hoboken Ferry-hou. 76 Vesey Hadenbrook, Peter, tavern, 19 E. George Hadley, George, grocer, Church, corner of Walker Hageity, William, grocer, 36 Bedlow Haight, Thomas, grocer, 73 Harman Hains, John, & co. grocers, 15 Crane-wharf Hall, Asa, grocer, 191 Washington Hall, Thomas, grocer, 5 New-slip Hall? William? grocer, SO Harman, corner of Charlotte MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. C27 Hall, William, grocer, 9i Warren Hall, John, grocer, 25 Lombard Hallet, widow of J. grocer, 200 William Hallet, Samuel, jun. grocer, Bowery Hallet, Edna, grocer, 300 William Halley, John, grocer, 135 Chatham ^ Halsey, Daniel, boarding-house and tavern. 125 Flymarket Hamilton, Alex. J. wholesale grocer and distiller, 286 Water, Hammond, James, grocer, 176 Division [house 11 Cherry Hammond, Juclah, grocer, 79 Harman Hancock, William, grocer, Corlaer's hook Handy, Silas, grocer, Orange Hanford, Nehemiah, grocer, Water, near Montgomery Hankins, John, grocer, 106 Chatham Hamner, John, grocer, 34 Roosevelt Hanna, widow of Andrew, grocer, 25 Chatham Hardenbrook, Nicholas, grocer, Bowery, near Gouverneur's Hardenbrook, William A. grocer, 22 Bowery Harding, widow Sarah, boarding-house, 15 Beekman Harding, Seth, boarding-house, 149 Water Harding, Thomas, grocer, 4 Catharine-slip Harkin, Hugh, grocer, 9 Moore's Row, near Hetiry Harled, David, grocer, 67 Warren Harper, Samuel B. grocer, 1 54 Flymarket Harrington, J. grocer and cartman, Hester Harris, Matthew, grocer, Pump Harris, Thomas, grocer and carpenter, Anthony, cor. Chapel Harrison, George, grocer, Greenwich. New-market Harrison, William, grocer, 5 West Harrison 8c Conolly, porter-house, 126 Fly-market Harrold, Alexander, grocer, 178 Greenwich Hart, Isaac, grocer, 1 08 Division, corner Fifth Hart, Isaac, grocer, 108 Greenwich Hart, James, grocer, 74 Water Hart, Miriam, tavern, Cherry Hart, Rebecca, grocer, Banckcr, corner Chesnut Hartman, Lewis, grocer, 423 Pearl, corner Rose ; Harwood, Edward, grocer, Catharine Hatfield, Elias. tavern & porter-house, 2 H Broadway Hatfield, John, grocer, 62 Warren Hatfield, Joshua, grocer, 16 New-slip 228 jcwjes's kew-york » ,. Haulthouse, Henry, grocer, 82 Read, corner Cliapel Hauptman, Jacob, grocer, 9 James Hawksliurst, widow Hannali, boarding-house, 7 Cherry Haviland, Patrick> grocer. Mott Hawk, Peter, senr. brewer, 35 Catharine Hawkins. Michael, grocer, 290 Water, house 43 Oliver Hawkins, Matthew, grocer, Catharine-slip Healy, Dennis, grocer, 129 Front Healy, William, grocer, 6 1 Gold Heasty, William, grocer, 49 Cherry Heburn, James, grocer & mason, Church, corner Anthony Hedges, Matthew, porter-house, 87 Fair Hegarty, William, grocer, 36 Bedlow Hegeman, Cornelius, tavern, &c. 14 Coenties-slip Hegemam Peter, grocer, Second, corner Pump Helferty, Patrick, grocer Sc cartman, Magazine, comer Elm Heller, Abraham, grocer, 9 Tryon-row Helme, John, grocer, Spring Htlme, widow of O. boarding-house, 77 Pearl Helms, Adam, grocer and cartman, 3 Cherry, cor. Pearl Henderson, Alexander, grocer, 75 Harman Hendersom Christopher L. grocer & flour-store, 26 Coenu si. Henderson, Jacob, grocer, 64 Franckfort Henderson, John T. grocer, 203 Greenwich Henderson & Lloyd, grocers, '26"Coenlies-slip Hendrickson, Thomas, grocer, Fourth Henr.egar, Joseph, grocer, Delancey Henry, Barbara, sailors' boarding-house, Sec. 1 Roosevelt Henry, Robert, boarding-house* 56 Vesey Herbert, Mary, boarding-house, 104 Cherry Heron, Catharine, grocer, 50 Bancker Herron, Thomas, tavern, 8cc. 19 Warren Hervey, James, grocer, Mott Hesch, Jacob, grocer, 6 Chatham Hettinger, Joseph, grocer, 92 Bedlow Heyer, Garret, grocer. 131 Front, house 29 Franckfort Heyerj Walter, grocer, 49 Rose Hicks, John, grocer, Third, and corner Hester Hicks, Molt, boarding-house, 43 Ferry Hicks Sc Cornell, grocers, 24 Division Hicks, Eliza, grocer, 3 1 John MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 529 Hide, Benjamin, grocer, 49 RuSe Higbie, John, grocer, 85 James, corner Batavia-lane Higday, George, tavern, 6 New-slip ' Higgins, Thomas, tavern and grocer, I Barley Hill, Joseph, grocer, Mott, corner Bayard Hill 8c Ritchie, grocers and hard bread store, 7 Peck-slip Hill, Rhoda, tavern, Charlotte Hillyer, Jacob, tavern and tea-gardens, Mount-pitt, Grand Hillyer, Win. 8c co. grocers, 10 and I 1 South Hillyer, Mrs. boarding- house. 32 Front Hinton, John, grocer, 54 Franckfort Hinton, John 8c co. grocers, Beeknian Hitchcock, John, grocer, Second Hitchcock, Miles, grocer. 36 Maiden-lane Hitchins, Richard, tavern, 8cc. 33 Second Hodgson, George, grocer, 232 Front Hoes, John, grocer, 1 1 Fair Hoffman, I. G. grocer. 161 Division Hoffman, James H. grocer and musician, Anthony Hoffman, William, grocer, 75 Warren Hogan, Charles, boarding-house, 78 E. George Hogg, John, porter-house and comedian, 1 1 Nassau Hogben, Charles, boarding-house, E. George, corner Cherry Holliday, Thomas, grocer, 48 Bedlow Holmes, Eldad, grocer, 1 1 New-slip, house 26 Oak Holmstrom, Lawrence, tavern, etc. 294 Water Homens, Peter, tavern, etc. 74 E. George , Honeywell, William, grocer, 22 E. George Hope. Robert, grocer, 422 Greenwich Hopper, John, grocer, 76 Vesey Hopper, John, junr. grocer, and ironmonger, 74, Water. 8c 338 Hornbrook, Peter, grocer, 1 7 E. George [Broadway Home, John, grocer, Bowery, near Potter's Field Horton, Benjamin, grocer, 47 Hudson Horton. Caleb, grocer, 10 Jacob, and Beekman-slip Horton, Gilbert, grocer, 147 Fly-niarkct Howard, Henry, boarding- house, 95 Henry Howard, Miss, fruiterer, 37 Thomas Howard and Cotton, grocers, 185 Water Howe, Brigham, grocer, 55 Cold, corner Fair Howell, Fdward. boarding-house, 4 Front Y JOKKS's NKW-VORK Howell, Matthew, grocer, 20 * Front Ilowlcy, William- grocer, 22 Augustus • Huestis, Dani.l, grocer, Greenwich, corner Read lluestis, Elijah, grocer, 279 Greenwich, corner Read Huffman. Henry, tavern, 595 Cherry Huffmam Joshua, grocer, 22 I Cherry •Huggett. Sigismund, wine-merchant, 90 Murray Hughes, Christopher, senr. grocer, 16* Rose Hughes, Christopher, jun. grocer. 37 Roosevelt, cor. Rancker Hughes, Francis, grocer. 2 1 Bedlow Hunt, A. tavern, etc. Broadway Hunt, Benjamin, grocer, 48 Beekman Hunt, widow Catharine, boarding-house, 56 Oak Hunt, John, grocer, Third, corner Pump Hunt, Thomas, grocer, Hester, corner Norfolk Hunter, George, grocer, 1 50 Front Hunter, John and P. grocers, 41 Bedlow Hunter, William, grocer. Rut^er, c. Cherry Hunter Sc Philips, grocers. 39 Bedlovr Hurky. James, grocer, 4 Maiden-lane Flustace, Stephen, grocer, 32 Old-slip Hutchings, David, grocer, Cross, corner Orange Hutching*, Samuel, grocer, Church, corner Chamber Hutchinson, Alexander, grocer, 31 1 Washington Hutchinson, John, grocer. Mott Hutchison, Alexander, grocer, Washington, corner Robinson Hyde. Henry, porter-house, 158 Chatham Hyde, John, keeper of Tontine Coffee-house. Wall Hyer. Lawrence, porter-house, 49 Chatham IV. — House-Carpenter* , Jo'mers, Cabinet Makers, Ship Wrights, Boat-Builders, Block and Pump Makers, Coopers, and Mechanics, -who zvork principally in wood. Hagget. George, h. carpenter, 97 Greenwich Haight, William, upholsterer, 24 Nassau Hall, Benjamin 8c S. cabinet-makers. &9 Cherry Hall, Thomas, shipwright. Lombard -Hell, A\ illiam, h. carpenter, 90 Warren Hall, William C. shipwright, Third Hallet, James, jun. cabinet-maker, 9 Beekman M£KCA_\'TILK DIRECTOR*. Hallet, John, h. carpenter, 151 DWsion Hallet, Joseph, h. carpenter, Church • Hallingham, William, h. carpenter, 86 Harman Hallock, Zephaniah, shipwright, Bedlow Hallowell, Samuel, h. carpenter, 7 Rector Halsey, Elias, h. carpenter, Hirman, corner of Rutgei*. '1 Halsey, Jacob, h. carpenter, 80 Warren ^ Halsey, William, h. carpenter. Greenwich, corner of Bucld Halstead, Christopher, h. carpenter, 19 Oliver Halstead, David, h. carpenter. Vestry ^ Halstead, John. h. carpenter, Dssbrosses -Halstead. John, h. carpenter and grocer, 57 and 59 Gold Halstead, Pierson, h. carpenter, 129 Division Ham, Anthony, shipwright, 35 Charlotte Hamilton, James, h. carpenter. 17 Dutch Hamilton, William, h. carpenter, 23 Lombard Hammom Henry, h. carpenter, 35 Barley Hammond, William, h. carpenter, Hudson Hanford, Lewis, h. carpenter, Bedlow Hardy, Robert, coach-trimmer, 14 Upper Barley Hare^klward, h. carpenter, Pump, near Division Hare, Samuel, h. carpenter, Pump Hart, David, h. carpenter, Hester Harvey, Jacob, wheelwright, Greenwich Harley, John, cabinet-maker, 6 Dutch Harned, Nathaniel, h. carpenter, Mulberry Har riot, John, h. carpenter, Norfolk Harriot, Israel, shipwright, Rutgers' ground Harris, Thomas, h. carpenter and grocer, 32 Anthony ■* Harrison, Thomas P. millwright, 403 Pearl Harrison, .William, h. carpenter, i2 Fisher Harvey, David, cooper, 69 Catharine Harwood, William, h. carpenter, N. Moore Harway, David, cooper, 69 Cathat ine Harman, Johnson, h. carpenter, 30 Roosevelt Harmony, Nicholas, cooper, Second, corner of Rivington Hatfield, Isaac, h. carpenter, Provoost, corner of Greenwich Hastain, John, cooper, 57 Fair Hathaway, Gilbert, h. carpenter, Cherry Hathorn, William, h. carpenter, Broatlwav, corner of Barley Haviland, Elias, h. carpenter, 30 Upper Read Haviland, Stephen, h. carpenter, SO Upper Read Hawk, Peter, bdfct-builder, G Cheapside 232 JONES'S NIW-YOR* Hawkins, Matthew, sash maker, Barley, corner of Broadway jfay, James, shipwright, 87 Harman j>jaynes, Joseph, h. carpenter, 87 Harman Hays, James, h. carpenter, 23 Read Hays, Thomas, chair-maker, 275 Water, house 2 Charlotte Haywood. Robert, h. carpenter. Beekman Hazelton, John, shipwright, 22 Fayette Heath, F.zekiel, h. carpenter, 54 Pine Heath. John, h. carpenter, 5 Chapel Heath, Thomas, h. carpenter. 39 Ferry Heath, Thomas, h. carpenter, 71 Chamber Hedger, Thomas, shipwright, 1 Batavia-lane Hedges, Israel, h. carpenter, 1 1 3 Division H e dley, Henry, h. carpenter. 259 Greenwich Helleger, George, cooper, 10 Catharine Helmes, Simon, h. carpenter. Water, near Montgomery Helmes, Peter, h. carpenter, Brannon Helmes, Samuel, h. carpenter, Brannon Hembrow, John H. shipwright, 5 Pump Hennegar, George, cooper, 10 Catharine Hensley, Zebulon, h. carpenter, 83 Mulberry" Herbert, Timothy, h. carpenter, 8 Magazine Herbert, William, h. carpenter' Orange Hewit, Thomas, builder, 16 Chamber Hewitand Ansley, cabinet-makers, 191 Water Hewlet, Daniel, cooper, Spring Hewlet, Walter, h. carpenter, Essex Heyer, John, cooper, 1 Hague Hc-yei) John. h. carpenter, Pell Heyb Christian, cabinet-maker, 1 1 Warren Hicks, Adrian B. mathematical instrument maker, 132 Frout Hif'ksi Thomas, coach-trimmer, 1 4 Upper Barley Hicks, John, h. carpenter, Elizabeth H.cks, Smith, h. carpenter, 1 1 Bowery Higham. John, h. carpenter, 24 George Higday, George, shipwright, 6 New-slip Hill, William, h. carpenter, Grand Hillier^ Samuel, pump-borer, 54 Harman Hitchcock, Nathaniel, h. carpenter, Ivers' rope-walk Hobinsi John, cooper, Arundel Hod, Benjamin, h. carpenter, Pump Hoe» Robert, carpenter, 89 Fair MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Hoffman, Rinard, basket-maker, 25 Chapel Hoghland, William, carpenter, 54- Warren Hoghland, Benjamin, h. carpenter> 17 Warren Hoiser, Peter, h. carpenter, 1 6 Chesnut Holler, George, carver and gilder, Mulberry Honort, Lannieur, cabinet-maker. 60 Broad Koogland, Albert, h. carpenter, Fourth Hoogland. William, b. carpenter. 52 Warren Hooper, George, h. carpenter, Beach Hopper, Albert, b. carpenter, Anthony Hopper, Silas, h. carpenter, Leonard Hopping, Ephraim,?). carpenter, 69 E. George Hosier, Peter, h. carpenter, 16 Chesnut Hoskin, John, shipwright, Montgomery, near Belvidere Howell, Samuel, ship-joiner, 164 Cherry Howell. Robert, h. carpenter, Harman. Howell. Walter, h. carpenter, Essex Howell' Robert, h. carpenter, Essex Hubbard, Daniel, cooper and repacker, Corlaer's Hook Hubbard' Richard J. cooper, 59 Lombard Hugget, Michael, carpenter, East George Hughes*. Robert, shipwright, Charlotte, corner of Harman Hughes, William, h. carpenter, Charlotte Hughnian, William, h. carpenter, N. Moore Hussart, William, h. carpenter, 185 Division Hull, Peter, h. carpenter, 6 Barley Humstead, Silas, h. carpenter, 172 Division Hunt, Ebenezer, blockmaker, 69 E. George Hunt Sc Morris, coopers, 336 Water Hunt, John, cooper, 66 James. & Corlaer's Hook Hunt, Thomas, cabinet-maker. 74 Warren Hunt, Abraham, dock-builder, 93 Chamber Hussey, Thomas, carpenter, 52 Bedlow Hutchings, John, cooper, 18 Fletcher, house 82 John Hutchings, John, cooper, 34 Depeyster, house 18 Bedlow Hyde, George, h. carpenter, 27 Molt Hyer, John, h. carpenter, Pell Hyler, Adam, shipwright, Hester Hui ley, George, ship-borer, Hester Hurley, George, sen. shipwright, Hester Hyslop, Gilbert, h. carpenter, N. Moore Hyer, John, -cooper, 277 Water, house 1 Hague Y 2 334 JOKKS'S KhW-YOW V- — Masons, Bricklayers, Plaistercrs, and Stone-Cutters. Haines, Elisha, mason, 25 Franckfort Haines, George, mason > 25 ditto Hall> John, stone-cutler, «5.> Barclay Handley, John, mason, *J5 Anthony Hardie, James, stone-cutter, 360 Greenwich Harkin, John, mason, 53 Warren Harp. Henry, mason, Crosby Hatfield, Andrew, mason, Provoost Hatfield, John, mason, 68 Warren Hays, James, stone cutter, 74 Chamber* Heckle, David, Bricklayer, 316 Broadway Heckle, Thomas, bricklayer, Elm Heady, William, mason, Brannon Henny, Edward, bricklayer, 22 Upper Read Henny, Robert, mason, Cross Higgins, John, mason, 27 Catharine-lane Hofmier, Peter, mason, Chapel Hofmier, William, mason, 5 Thomas Holloway, John, mason, Crosby Howard, Thomas, stone cutter, Upper Barley Hunt, Gideon, bricklayer, Second Hyler, John, bricklayer, Anthony, corner of Chapel VI. — Smiths of every description, including those xvho work in the precious Metals, Jexvels, fc?c. and Watch- Makers. Hall, Drew, silversmith, 50 Vesey Halliwell, George, watchmaker, 3 Franckfort Halstead, Briggs, moulder, Union Furnace, 4 1 8 Greenwich Halstead, Philip, blacksmith, 27 Cliff, house 44 Gold Halstead, B. & son, thimble-makers, 67 Broad Hardenbrook, A. W. tin-plate worker, 293 Pearl, h. 38 Fair Hardenbrook, William, jun. brass-founder, 52 Fair Harland, Thomas, clock and watch-maker, 2 Wall Harrison, John A. coppersmith and tinman, 1 Dey, h. Orange Hatfield, Jesse, blacksmith, Division, near Clinton Henly, Peter, nailer, 74 Warren Hepbourne, Stacy, blacksmith. Upper Barley Hill, John, blacksmith, Fifth Hinton, John, cutler, 212 Water Hodgkiss, Humphrey, brass- founder,.! Of Division MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 235 Hodgkinson, J. brass-founder. Maiy Holmes, Adrian B. jeweller, 1 1 I Maiden-lane Holmes. . blacksmith, Pump Hood, Francis, watchmaker, 256 Water Hopkins, J. coppersmith. 212 Water, house 23 Chesnut Horches, Humphrey, brass-founder, 107 Division Horton, William, gunsmith, 3(X Warren House, Jacob, wire -manufactory, '2 Front Houston. Hugh, tin-plate worker, 6 John Howe, Moses, tinman, 40 Nassau Hughes, Michael, gunsmith, 67 Watew Hughmans, JererriTah, blacksmith? Hudson Humphreys, Thomas, founder, Corker's hook Humphreys, William, blacksmith. Broadway, nearU. Furnace Hyde, John E. watchmaker, 202 Broadway VII. — Mechanics, Trades and Callings not before enumerated. Hackley, John, drayman, 92 Lombard Haff, John P. boot and shoe maker, 25 5 Water Haffey, Cornelius, coffee grinder, 1 1 Augustus Haffey, Philip, labourer, Henry Hagen, Samuel, sawyer, 378 Greenwich v Haggerty, James, labourer, 31 Augustus Haggerty, James, drayman, 129 Harman Haight, Benjamin, saddler, &c. 1*9 Broadway Haight, Gilbert, saddler, 153 Water Haight, widow Charlotte, seamstress, 2 1 Chapel Haight, William, weaver, 61 Harman Hains, Moses, taylor, 60 Dey Hall, Andrew, hatter, Cherry Hall, Andrew, taylor, Hester, corner of Third Hall, James, shoe-maker, 260 William Hall, John, oysterman, 25 Lombard Hall, John, oysterman, 95 Catharine, 276 Water Hall, Lawrence, rigger, Birmingham Hall, Peter, rigger and Stevadore, 37 Cheapsidc Hallam, Lewis, comedian, 18 John Hallam, Mervin, comedian, '205 William Halenbach, Garret, shoemaker, 3 Harman Halenbach, Joseph, shoemaker, Chapel, corner of Bench Hallet, Harriet, mantuu-maker, 53 Bowery 2?. 6 JONES'S NKW-YORK Ifallock. Jacob, shoemakcri 90 Catharine Hallock, James, shoemaker, 90 Catharine Halsell, James, shoemaker. 134 Wiiliam Ham. Wajidle» baker. 45 Broad Hamilton, Jame?, labourer. Mott Hammond. James, labourer, 100 Division Hamus, John, milkman, Laight Handem, Thomas, skinner. 3 Hague Handley, Jacob, stevadore, Gibbs' alley Hanna, Jane, milkuoman, 45 Thomas Hannas, Thomas, shoema.ier. 62 Gold Happ, Christian, labourer. Corlaer's hook Hardenbrook, Philip, hatter,' Elizabeth Harman, Julian, baker, 19 Augustus Harper, Lewis, butcher, Elizabeth Harper, Joseph, comedian, 28 John Harper, Henry, miikman, Sixth Harper. W. & J. rope- makers, Mott Harper, William, flax-dresser, Mott Harriot; Conrad, butcher, Orchard -Harris, Moses, tay lor, 60 Dey Hams, Nathan, labourer, Elizabeth Harrison, Edward, labourer, 63 Lombard Harrison^Jiiizabeth, seamstress, 137 Division Harriso;i' John' baker, Hester Harrison, John, weaver, 59 Read Harrison, widow Ann. mantua-maker, Hester Harrison? Thoma"., rigger, 90 Haimun Harrison, Thomas, dyer, 63 Liberty Harrity. Dennis, labourer, Mott Harriman. Jacob, labourer, Arundel Hart, Lewis, hair-dresser, 282 Water Hart, Mqnmouth, taylor, 37 Chapel' Hart> Patrick, labourer, 43 Barley Hart. Patrick, labourer, 25 Augustus Hart, Patrick, labourer, Corlaer's hook Harti Wiiliam, painter, 23 Division Hartwick, John, Lboufer, 1 Pvcctor Hamerman, . b ot and shoemaker, 91 Broadway MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 23f Hartwick, widow, nurse> 69 Catharine Harvey, George, labourer. 99 Division Harvey, John, shoemaker, 33 Barclay Harwood, Jolin E. comedian, Washington garden, Brannori Hanvay, Lewis, shoemaker, 294 Broadway Hasketh. Joseph, saddler, 250 Pearl Hasketh, John & S. saddlers, 24 1 Pearl Hassey, H. J. hair dresser, 72 Wall Haswell, Edward, taylor, 19 Chamber Haswell, John, oysterman, 206 Greenwich Haswell, Richard, shoemaker, Chapel Haswell, Thomas, printer, Barley Hatch & Thorne, hatters, 280 Water Hatton, James, hatter, 1 Maiden-lane, and 59 Liberty Haviland Isaac, boot and shoemaker, 186 Water Haviland, James, sailmaker, Clason's wharf, house> 72 Lom- Haviland, John, painter, 5 Anthony [bar4 Haviland, John, tobacconist, 132 Front Haviland, John, boot h shoemaker, 286 Water Haviland' Patrick, drayman, Mott Havemeyer, Frederick, baker, Budd Hawes, George, butcher, Bayard Hawks, Peter, shoemaker, Chapel, corner Thomas Hawks, Caleb, shoemaker, 138 Division Hawxhurst, James W. hatter, 413 Pearl Hawxhurst, Thomas, skinner, 1 2 Skinner Hay, Andrew, hair dresser, 3 James Haynes, Thomas, hatter, 93 Cherry Hays, Francis, segar maker, 8 1 James Hays, James, breeches maker, 1 43 Water Hays, Rachel, mantua maker, 73 Liberty Hays, Sarah, seamstress, 74 Read Hayt, Charlotte, seamstress, 23 Chapel Hazen, Eliza, milliner, 71 Chatham Headman, Stowe, gardener, Corlaer's hook Healy, Ithamar, musician, 143 Division Heath, James, suilmaker, 244 Front, house 12 Roosevelt Heburn, widow Mary, tayloress, 29 Read Hedden, James, shoemaker, Walker Hedden, widow Sarah, mantua maker, Church Hedden, Zophar, shoemaker, Walker Hedge, William, riggen Rutgers JlMES'S NEW-YORK Hedges, Elizabeth, mantua maker, 20 Barley . . Hedges, Matthew, ladies hair dre*sser, 87 Fair £ Ileelas. Thomas \V. copper- plate printer, 43 Nassau Ik-Ueft Henry, starch manufactory, 67 Barley Heister, Andrew, painter, SI Warren Heister, Daniel, baker, Bayard Helican, John, butcher, Stuyvesant * Hellenbake, Obediah. shoemaker. 153 Chatham Helme, Charles, hair dresser, 1 1 Barley Helmer. Jacob, hair dre ser, 1 1 3 Liberty Helme, John E. saddler, 96 Broad way Henegar, John, sail maker, 3 Division, loft New-slip Hcnnick. Jane, confectioner, 14 Mauijii lane Henry, George. oy*terman, 24 Chatham Henry, Hugh, labourer. Mott Herbert, Henry, milkman, Sixth Hertelh Chrisliani butcher, Elizabeth Hertell, Adam, butcher, 6 North ' HetS' Caleb, labourer, 17 Lombard Hewitt, John, rigger, 44 Roosevelt Hewlett, Thomas, shoe-closer, North Moore Heyer, Walter W. printer, Magazine Heyer, William, shoemaker, First Heyer, William, shoemaker, 67 Chatham Hiatt, John, milkman, Mott Hick, I?aul, plainer of paris manufactory. 51 Mulberry Hicks, Robert, pedlar, Sixth, near Division Hicks, Thomas, harness maker, 14 Barley Hide, John, lalxiurer, Norfolk Higgins, Edward, painter, 28 Beekman Higgins. M. B. painter, 19D Greenwich Higgins. William, shoemaker, Sixth Hill, Benjamin, segar maker, 3i0 Broadway Hill, Elizabeth, market-woman, Pump Hill, Nathaniel, shoemaker. Bowery Hill* Uriah, shoemaker, White Hillikcr, Stephen, butcher, Bowery-road Hilliger, John, butcher, Stuyvesant Hilly, John, labourer, Orange Himmelman, George, musician, 27 Bedlovr Hinton, John, sailmaker, 2 lumber Hinton. Thomas, sailmaker, Cherry, house 90 Lombard MERC AX TILE DIRECTORY. 239 Hipwell, Abraham, labourer, 57 Mulberry Hissom, Matthew, labourer, 22 Marketikkl j Hilt, John, baker, 93 James I Hobby, Joseph, shoemaker, 38 E. George i Hodge, widow, tayloress, upper Robinson Hoey, James, pedlar, Sixth i Hoffman, Cornelius, painter, glazier, 8c gilder, 25 Ferry Hoffman, Carl A. furrier, Maiden-lane, corner Liberty Hoffman, Tobias, baker, Magazine Hoffman, John C. labourer, 161 Division Hoffmaster, William, musician, 78 Nassau Hogday, Joseph, shoemaker, 91 Harman Hogg, John, taylor, 26 Beaver . Hogg, Ann, comedian, Chatham-row Hogan, William, tobacconist, 9 Catharine, house i21 Harman Holbiook, Abel, comb maker, 73 Division Holcomb, William, shoemaker, 34 Ferry { Holden, , sawyer, Laight Holliday, Arthur, shoemaker, 4 J- Chamber Holly, Isaac, shoemaker, 73 Harman Holmes Elizabeth* tayloress, 37 Mulberry Holmes, Hannah, seamstress, 18 Sixth i Holmes, James, labourer, Mulberry Holmes, Stephen, taylor, 270 Water j Hone, Samuel, baker, 127 Washington, and 3 Carlisle I Hoogland, John, saddler and harness maker* S59 PearJ Hopkins, John, butcher, Mott Hopkins & Seymour, printers, 118 Pearl Hopkins, William, rigger, 6 Charlotte I Hopp, Christian, labourer, Scamniel Hopper, Matthew, labourer, 242 Greenwich Hoi en, James, labourer, 2 Hider <• | Hornbrook, Garret, shoemaker, 3 Harmanr I Hornbrook, Philip, hatter, Elizabeth I Horton, William, sailmikcv, 43 BedloflMfc Howe, David, shoemaker, 66 E. George Howe!, Kosina, seamstress, Essex* j Howse, Matthias, shoemaker, 26 Read • Hoy, Robert, labourer, Greenwich, con.er :,l:;v;y Hoyt, Johnson, sawyer,' I Charlotte Hoyt, Joseph D. shoemaker, Peck-slip Hoyt, Moses, shoemaker, 27 Peck-slip Hoyt, Samuel, taylor, 82 Liberty 240 JOKIS'S Xrw-YORK Hubbs, Robert, taylor, 375 Pearl Hubes, S nuel. shoemaker. 65 Roosevelt Hudson. Isa.it, shoemaker, 9'i Cainarine Huffman. Elizabeth, gardener. Heater Hugge*, Edward, currier* 1 Oak Huggins, John R. D. fashionable hairdresser, 92 Broadway Hughes, Anthony, rigger, 10 Charlotte Hughes, Arthur, labourer, 359 Greenwich Hughes > David, labourer, 47 Greenwich Hughes, James, fisherman, 25 Cedar Hughes, Richard, taylor, Veslry Hughes, William, prompter to N. Y.' theatre, Hetty Hugguet, Sigismund, tobacconist. 90 Murray Hulett. John H. dancing-master, 15 Cedar Hulett, William, milkman, 22 William Hulew, Louis, hairdresser, 2.57 Broadway Hulsart, Sarah, midwife, 1 1 Catharine Hull, John, jun. tallow-chandler, 39 l Pearl Hull, Wager, tallow chandler, 398 Pearl Humbell, Sophia, seamstress, 57 Ann Humbert, Jonas, baker, and clerk of alms-house, 3S Ann Multifield, William, fur worker, Mott Humphrey, Owen, labourer, 143 Division Hunt, Alsop, leather-dresser and glover, 1 6 \ Water Hunt, Elizabeth, nurse, 3 Harman Hunt, Gilbert, gardener, Rivington Hunt, James, taylor, 1 New Hunt, Obadiah, labourer, 83 Mulberry Hunt, Philetus, taylor, 57 Mulberry Hunt, Robert, sawyer, 69. E. George Hunter. Hamilton, hard bread baker, 1 2 Dover Hunter, widow EflTy, seamstress, 2 1 George Husband, William, cook, 277 Broadway Hurton, John, sugar-refiner, 53 Mulberry Hurton, John, labourer, 63 Mulberry Hutton, George, butcher, Mary Hutchinson, Joseph, printer, 81 Harman Hutchinson, Sarah, oil silk maker, 52 Roosevelt Hutson, James, livery stables. 67 Liberty, and 78 Broadway Huther, George, baker. Lombard Hussey, Alice, nurse, Birmingham Hyer, William, shoemaker. 67 Chatham Hynde, widow Susannah, seamstress, 76 Chapel MERCANTILE DIRECTOR!. 241 Hutson. John, chimney office, 38 Yesey Hutton, George, butcher. Mary Hutton, Richard, rigger, 78 James Hyatt, Abraham, rigger, 75 Lombard Hyley, Autumn, labourer, Second Hyslop, Georgd baker, 1 1 Fayette Hyslop, Charles, baker, 1 1 Fayette I ly slop, John, baker> 15 Dutch, 27 John VIII. — Ship-masters, Mariners, and Boatmen. Hacker, Hoysted, pilot for the Sound, 54 Cherry Hacker, John, ship-master, 1 17 Harman Hackle, James, ship-master, 34 Roosevelt Hagstaff, Lode wick, boatman, Duane Hacostuer, Lake, mariner, 16 Duane Haddock, William, ship master, 6 Third Haft", John, ship-master, 24 Stone Haley, Peter, mariner, 48 E. George Hall, Stephen, ship-master, 27 Chapel Hall, Thomas, ship-master, 109 Lombard Hall, Peter, pilot, 87 Front Hall, William, ship-master, 2 First, corner of Division Hall, William, ship-master, 37 Cheapside Halsey, George, ship-master, 71 E. George Halstead, Benjamin, ship-master, 1 15 Harman Hammock, StrifFer, mariner, Essex Ham, Anthony, mariner, Charlotte Hammel, John, mariner, 59 Division Hanafm, John, ship-master, 59 Harman Hanstorm, Charles N. mariner, 15 Oliver Hanton, Jeremiah, boatman, 111 Division Harding, , ship-master, 149 Water Harrison, Thomas, mariner, 90 Harman Harris, William, mariner, 18 Fayette Hart, Peter, mariner, 3 Oak Harvey, James, mariner, 86 Marman Harvey, John, mariner, 147 Division Harvey, John, mariner, 147 Harman Hasam, Thomas, ship-master, 73 James Hawkins, John, boatman, Walnut Hawkins, John* mariner, Corlaer's hook Z 242 JONES'S KEW-YOaK Hazard, James, ship-master, 75 Catharine Healy, Peter, mariner, 4 8 E. George Hearty, William mariner, 49 Roosevelt Henderson, John, ship-master, 102 Liberty Heniy, James, mariner, 4 Maiden Lane Henry, Charles, ship-master, 76 Fair Henry, James, mariner, 25 Moore Henry, William, ship-master, 69 Beekman Herbert, Samuel, ship-master, 33 Warrer* Heyer, John C. mariner,. 1 2 Thames Hewit, Robert, pilot, 12 Cliff Hicks, John, boatman, Eagle, corner of Third Hill, Francis, ship-master, 5 Franckfort Hitchins, Richard, boatman, 53 Lombard Hobson, George, ship-master, 22 Oak Hole, William, mariner, Mott Holberson, Uriah, mariner, 6 Charlotte. Holdron, George, Powleshook ferry-master 69 Courllani't Holder, Thomas, mariner, 30 Roosevelt Holly, Waterbury, mariner, 66 Henry Hope, Jeremiah, bor.tman, 53 Liberty Hope, Thomas, pilot, 53 Liberty Hopkins, Anthony, mariner, Essex Hopkins, William, mariner, 6 Charlotte Hopper, Jacob, mariner, 26 Cherry Horn, Joseph, ship-master, 93 Chamber Howard, James, mariner, 22 Oliver Howe, John S. mariner, 79 Lombard Howland, Allen, ship-master, 30 Henry How land, Reuben, ship-master, 30 Henry Hughes, Henry, ship-master, Mary Hudson, Giles, boatman, Third Humpheys, Lawrence, mariner, 28 5 Water Hunt, Davis, mariner, 115 Liberty Hunter, David, mariner, 307 Washington Hunter, James, mariner, 39 Roosevelt Hunter, Lockwood, pilot, 1 6 Cliff Hurry, Thomas, mariner, 52 Bedlow Hutton, Richard, mariner, 78 James Hurly, James, mariner, 4 Maiden-lane Hussey, Thomas, mariner, 39 Bedlow Hyat, Edward, mariner, 75 Lombard 1 \ ' * • / MERCANTILE DIRECTORY-. 24.3 IX. — Miscellaneous. Haddort, Elizabeth, Grand Haddock, widow Mary. 25 Franckforl Hagemen ,Peter, 7 Oak Haight, Lydia, 22 Upper Read II light, widow Margaret, 43 Charlotte Ilaight, Thomas. 7 3 Harman Hallet, widow. 1 51 Division • Hallock, widow, 35 Barley Halstead, widow Phoebe, 70 Chatham Haaicrsky, Andrew, 25 Courtlandt Hamilton, Catharine, 17 Dutch Hamilton, widow, 18 Beaver Hamilton, John, Charlotte' Hamilton, John, 222 Cherry Hammond, widow. 20 Cherry Handcock, William. Grand, near Corlaer's hook. II insey, widow, Stuyvesanl Hanson, Mrs. 36 Lumber Hanton, Jeremiah, 1 1 1 Division . -\ Harbert, widow Magdalen, first Hardenbrook, Gerardos, 121 Harman Hardenbrook, J. W. 293 Pearl Harding, Samuel,, 54 Ann Harnet. Joanna, 66 Franckfort Harper, widow of Gideon. 50 Gold Harriot, widow, Fifth Harris, widow of Thomas, Pump llarriman, William, 62 Water Harriman, widow Elizabeth, Mott Harrison, John, 100 John Harrison, widow Ann, 54 Bedlow Harrison, widow Elizabeth, 137 Division Harrington, John R. Bedlow Hart, Eleazer, 27 Reatl Hart, widow, Bowery, near 2 mile stone Hartraan, John, 216 William Hartnet, widow, 66 Franckfort Hartwick, widow Sarah, 69 Catharine Harvey, Miss, Orange, near Chatham Harvey, Eleanon 86 Harman 244 JOKES'S NEW-TOR K Hathwaite, Eleanor, 29 Division Hathaway, widow Eleanor, 1 E. George Halliaway, widow Joanna, 37 Division Hatter, Catharine, 13 Upper Read Haviland* widow Jerusha, 77 John Hawkins, Michael," 43 Oliver Hawkshurst, Hannah B. 14 Oak Hawkshurst, Nathaniel, 68 Bowery Haydock. William W. 1 1 Old-slip Haydock> widow Elizabeth, 341 Pearl * Hay man, widow, Hester Hazcn, widow Mary, 7 1 Chatham Hazard, Morris, 103 Bedlow Heard. Joanna, 32 Partition Hearne, James, 1 8 Fisher Ilearne, James, 277 Broadway Heaton, Mary. 43 Robinson Heiser, Jacob, 444 Pearl Henderson, widow Sarah, 373 Greenwich Henney, William, 14 Maiden-lane Hendricks, widow, Hester Henry, widow Abigail, Mott Henry> widow Catharine, 260 William Henrys widow Sarah, 76 Fair Henshaw, widow of Zaccheus, 22 Warren Herring, Benjamin, Greenwich Herring, Cornelia, 2'2 Vesey Flewitt. John. 191 Water Hewitt. William, above state-prison* Greenwich Heyer, Pha:be> 35 Rose Heyer, Sarah, 5 New Hibbert. widow, 184 Division, corner of Suffolk Hicks, Elizabeth, 3 1 John Hicks, Isaac, 272 Pearl Higbie. widow Mary, 99 Henry Highfield, widow, Anthony Higgins, Margaret, 16 Warren Hill, Jeremiah, 16 George Hill, widow Hannah. 19 Cheapside Hillier, Lawrence* 31 Anthony Hinds, widow Ann, 260 William Hineman, Patience, 3 Fair MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 245 Hitchcock, widow of Daniel, Staple Hitchcock, Stephen, broker* 74 Franckfort Hitchings, widow, 25 Cliff Ilobbs, widow Mary, Nicholas, corner Elizabeth, Hoberland, Cornelius, Harman Hodges, David, 54 Ann Hoffman, widow Mary. 35 Harman Hogadom, widow Elizabeth, Second Hogan, Michael, 225 Broadway Hogart, Francis, Spring Jloklen, Asa, Thompson HoH, Rosanna, Essex Holley, Rachel, Charlotte, eorner of Henry llolsman, widow, 177 Broad ray Hollsday, Hannah, 84 Henry Hook, widow Catharine, 120 Liberty Hopkins, widow of Joseph, 221 Pearl Hopkins, widow Mary, nurse, 12 Oliver Hopper, Andrew, 222 Broadway Hopper, Miss, 19 Fair lfopson, James, 2 4 Vandewater I lop wood, widow Rachel, Elizabeth Horton, Miss, Bedlow Horton, Eliza, Anthony % llosnier, widow, 301- Water Houseman, widow of John, Greenwich, above new market Howe, Mary, 24 Nassau Hoyt, Gold, city-hotel, Broadway I loyt, Samuel, 124 Chatham Hubbard, Mrs. Norfolk Hubbard, Mrs. 48 Wall Hubbell, widow of Walter, 35 Vesey llues.is, Jesse, Fourth, near Delancey Huffman, widow Mary, 53 Harman Huffman, widow, Hester Huggins, widow Mary, 47 Gold Hull, Oliver, 146 Pearl Humphreys, David, 260 Pearl Humphreys, widow, 57 Ann Humphreys, Wijliam, Elm Hunt, widow Catharine, 56 Oak Z 2 246 jones's kew-yokk Hunt, widow Elizabeth, 3 Harman Hunt, widow, Norfolk Hunt, Francis, Elizabeth Hunter, John, 5 State Hunter, widow, 1 3" Greenwich Huntley, Richard, Chapel Hurdle, , 53 Catharine Hurst, Margaret, 26 Beekman Hurfct, Timothy, Harrison Husband, Charles, 111 Lombard Hutchings, widow Deborah, 307 Washington Hutchinson, widow Sarah, 52 Roosevelt Hutchinson, Catharine, 125 Division Huthwaite, Eliza, 29 Division Hyatt, Abraham, Eagle, corner of Norfolk Hyatt, Sarah, 43 Greenwich Hyer, widow Mary, 33 Bowery X.—Cartmcn. Hadden, Thomas, Delancey Hadley, Isaac, 21 Chanel Hadley, James, Laight Hadley, William, 5 5 Chamber Haggerty, James, 129 Harman Haines, Caleb, Orchard Hall, George, Broadway, near U. furnace Halsey, Isaac, Walnut, near Corlaer's hook Halsey, Silas, Laight Halstead, David, Vestry Halstead, James, 20 Sixth Hamilton, Patrick, 93 Anthony Hamus, Doas, Laight Hammond, Isaac. N. Moore Hammond, William, 3 Augustus Hardy, John, 197 Division Haring, John A. 5 1 Chamber Harrison, Adonijah. Leonard Harrison, William, 322 Broadway Harrison, Caleb. 6 Pump Hart, Albert, Hester Harvey, John, 70 Murray Haviland, Gilbert, Hudson, corner Jay MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Hawks, Joseph, Essex Haynes, David, Mott Hageman, Peter. Hester Helmes, Samuel, Brannon Helmes, Samuel, Broadway, above U. furnace Hendiickson, Peter, 59 Chapel Hennegar, Adam C. Hester Hennegar, Christopher, Bowery Henning, John. 19 Read Henning, Joseph, Bullock Heroy, Clarkson, Essex Heyer, Lawrence, 49 Chatham Hicks, John. Mott Hicks, Charles, Elizabeth Hicks, Lawrence, Mott Hicks, John. Elizabeth Higgins. Benjamin. N. Moore Higgins, John, Walnut Higgins, William, 24 Roosevelt Hil), Benjamin, 76 Harmon Hitchcock. John, Second Holmes, Samuel, Essex Holmes? Samuel, Rutger Holmes, William, Third Honeywell, Gilbert, Sixth Hook, John, Walnut Hopper, Edward, Brannon Hopper> Jacob A. 88 Chamber Hosier, John, 106 Division Howe, James, Mott Hovy, Martin, Mary Hoyt, Enoch, 22 Catharine Hoyt> Henry, 9 Green Hoyt, Joseph, Hester, corner of Essex Hudson, Andrew, Elizabeth Huffman, Erederick, 38 Bedlow Hulsart, Henry, 185 Division Humphreys, William, 406 Broadway ^Hungary, William, 59 Anthony Hunt Charles, Spring Hunt, Nathaniel, Second Hurley, John, Hester 248 jokes'* niw-york ! I i >iv Jessci Fourth Huxley, James, 519 Greenwich Hyatt, Abraham, Suffolk Hyer, Lawrence, 49 "Chatham I I. — Learned Professions and Public Officers. Idley, Joseph, sexton St. Peter's church, 16 Barclay Inspector of the port's office, Government house Irving, John T. attorney and notary public, 4 Cedar Irving, Peter, M. D. 99 Water Irleton, Jonathan> measurer, 21 Bancker Isaacs, Abraham, sexton of Jew's synagogue, 20 Mill Jackson, Dr. George K. professor of music, 92 Greenwich Jancway, George,. alderman of 6th ward. 92 Chatham Jaques, Dr. John D. 73 Nassau Jarvis, J. engraver and drawing-school, 28 Franckfort Jauncey, Joseph, physician, 315 Water Jay, Sir James, ML D. 9y Greenwich Johnson, Edward, physician, Harman Johnson' William, counsellor, 45 Pine Johnson, James, inspector of wood, 14 Rose Johnson, Robert, physician and druggist, 8 Bowery Jones, Rev. Cave, above 2 mile stone, "Bowery [397 Pearl Jones> John F. accountant, Sc office of Mercantile Dfcectory, Jones, D. S. attorney and counsellor at law, 44 Wall, house Jones, Gardiner, physician, 20 Dey [36 Courtlandt Jones, Samuel, junr. counsellor at law, 27 Wall Jones, Samuel & David S. attornies, &c. 27 WalL Justices' Court, City Hall & Doyer II. — Merchants, Dry Good Book Stores, and Store keepers in general. Icard, Alexander, merchant, 54 Lower Robinson Icard, Joseph, merchant, 85 Greenwich, corner Rector Ingland, William, merchant, 14 Broadway Inglesby, John, merchant taylor, 34 Wall, house 15 Duane Inglesby & Stokes, merchant taylois, 3© Wall Inglis, Rachel, dry-good store, 435 Pearl Ingraham, Nathaniel (5. merchant, 72 Pine Ingraham, Phcenix, & Nexeti, auctioneers and com. merchants, Irvin, Thomas; merchant, 167 Pearl [134 Wa'.tr MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 249 Irvin, Anderson, & co. merchants, 167 Pearl Irving. Ebenezer. merchant, 157 William Irving, William, merchant. 157 William Irving, William, junr. merchant, 16! Pearl Irving & Smith, auctioneers Sc com. merchants, 161 Pearl Isaacs, Joshua, broker. 53 Stone Isaacs, Michael, shop keeper, 296" Water Isaacs. Samson M. 55 Broad Ives, Isaac, merchant. 156, William Jackson, Henry, hard ware store, 142 Chatham Jackson, Samuel, merchant taylor, 211 Greenwich, and 13 Jackson, Isaac H. merchant, 61 South [Chapel Jackson, John, broker. 237 Front Jackson, John, merchant, 80 South Jackson, John and James, merchants, 94 Maiden-lane Jackson, Samuel, merchant, 78 South Jacobs, Philip, merchant, I7y iiroadvvay Jaques, Richard, merchant, 418 Greenwich r Jaques. Isaac, merchant, 6 1 Chatham Jansen, T. B. bookseller & stationer, 1 16 Broadway Jenkins, Frederick, com. merchant. 2 Upper Chamber Jenkins, Sylvanus, merchant, 25 Cherry Jenkins Sc Havens, merchants, 198 Front Jephson, Daniel, merchant, 41 Barclay Jerraid, Mrs. china store, Nassau, corner Beekman Johnson. Jeromus, merchant, 27 Coenties-slip, house 1 Water Johnson, Horace, merchant, 45 Pine Johnston, George, merchant, 88 Pine Johnston, John H. flour-merchant, 69 Partition, house Vestry Johnston, R. 8c co. lottery-office, 33 Maiden-lane Johnston, Robert, merchant, 5 Jay Johnston, William, merchant taylor, 1 17 Cherry Johnston, William, millinery store, 376 Pearl Jones, John, merchant, 51 Wall Jones. Joshua, merchant, 85 Wall, house 70 Broadway Jones» Perez, merchant, Cliff ,M Jones, W. H flour-merchant, 5 Franckfort, store Beekman-s!. Jones, Wm. flour-merchant, 72 James, store Beekman-slip Jones, W. flour-merchant, 9 Vandewater, store Btckman-slip Jones First Jones, Edward, brewer, 141 Harman Jones, Thomas, brewer, 7 1 Catharine Jones, Thomas, tavern, 1 Pine Jones, William, grocer, 19 E. George, corner of Henry Jones, William, tavern, 43 Maiden-lane Jones & Sacket, grocers, 63 Chamber Jordan, Coenrad, grocer, Second, corner of Eagle Jordan, George, grocer. 263 Greenwich Joseph, Abraham, oyster house, George, corner of Charlotte Joslin, David, grocer, Orange Judson, James, grocer and carpenter, Division, corner Third June, Ann, boarding house, 85 Maiden- lane June, Jacob, exchange coffee-house, 13 Front IV. — House Carpenters, Shipwrights, Joiners, Boat' builders, Block Pump Makers, Coopers, and Me- chanics ivlio -work principally in wood. Ireland, George, h. carpenter & builder, 289 Greenwich Ireland, Joseph, h. carpenter, 175 Washington Ireland, William, builder, Greenwich Irwin, Gerard, h. carpenter, 17 Lombard Isbel, Bishop, h. carpenter, Water, near Oliver Isleton, Matthias, ship carpenter, Washington, near Harrison Jackson, James, cabinet maker, Hester 2Ji Jones's wew-torK Jacocks, James L." block maker, 167 Washington Jaggar, Rufus. h. carpenter. 50 BedJow James, George, shipwright, 35 Cheapside, shop 38 Lombard James, William, h. carpenter, 31 1 Broadway Jeffers, John, h- carpenter, upper end of Broadway Jenkins, John, shipwright, 6 New-slip Jessup, Joseph, ship-wright. Cherry Jcssup, Joram, shipwright, near Brown's ship-yards Johnson, Cornelius, shipwright, 9'J Division Johnson, Francis, cooper, 3 1 Ann Johnson, Harman, h. carpenter, 30 Roosevelt, cor. of Bancke Johnson, John, h. carpenter, 3 Catharine-lane Johnson, Robert, h. carpenter. 12 Vandewater Johnston, James W. cabinet maker, Pump Johnston, George, h. carpenter, 27 Chamber Johnston, William, cabinet maker, Pump Jonts, Isaac, cooper, 78 Harman Jones, James, shipwright, Scammel Jones, John, h. carpenter, 195 Division Jones, Richard* shipwright, 143 Division Jones, Samuel, shipwright, 143 Division Jones, William, ship-joiner* Rutger Jordan, Francis, shipwright, Harman Joseph, John, h. carpenter, 79 Chamber V. — Masons, Bricklayers, Plaisterers, and Stone Cutters. James, Daniel, mason, 170 Division Jewell, William, mason, 100 White Johnson, Benjamin, bricklayer, 98 Harman Johnson, Thomas, mason, 93 Bedlow Jones, Anthony, mason, Crosby Jones> Evans, mason, 5 1 Harman VI. — Smiths of every description, including those who work in the precious metals, Jewels, £s?c. and l^atch makert. Ingle. Samuel, blacksmith, 20 Chamber Irvine, Francis, iron-founder, Greenwich, corner Provoost Irwin, William, smith, 43 Catharine, shop Cherry Ireland, Henry, coppersmith & tinman. 48 Chatham James, James, black &c whitesmith. 46 Division James, John, blacksmith, Rutger Jobes. John, blacksmith, 4 Upper Chamber MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 255 Jones, John, labourer, 168 Division, corner Norfolk Jones, John, milkman. Desbrosses Jones, John, rigger, 95 Catharine Jones, John, shoemaker, 57 Read Jones, John J. umbrella maker, 29 Chatham Jones, Louis, senr. printer, 55 Pine Jones, Louis, junr. printer, 99 Water Jones, Philip, shoemaker, 62 E. George Jones, William, shoemaker, 43 Maiden-lane Jones and Todd, profile takers, 56 Maiden-lane Jones, Thomas, sausage maker, Crosby Jordan. Conrad, labourer, 40 Warren Jordan, widow Elizabeth, washer, Third Jordan, Matthias, milkman, Bowery, corner Rivington Joseph. Abraham, oyster-shop. Cherry Joseph, John and Francis, segar manufactory, Henry Jouse, J. keeper of Manhattan Bath, 21 Upper Chamber Judson, Lewis, shoemaker, Birmingham Julian, John, hair dresser, 27 Nassau Junison, Garret, printer, 45 Warren Jures, James, rigger, Ship-yards, near Montgomery Justman, widow Elizabeth, nurse, Fisher VIII. — Ship*Masters, Mariners, and Boatmen, Ingersol, Josiah, ship-master, 85 Warren Ingraham, George, pilot, 56 Stone Ingraham, William, ship-master, 23 Cheapside Irish, Thomas, mariner, 28 Oak Israel, Walter, mariner, 65 Harman Jacobs, Moses, mariner, Bayard Jappie, Paul, ship-master, 102 Warren Jaques, John, ship-master, Second Jarvis, Nathaniel, boatman, N. Moore Jay, John, mariner, 20 Batavia-lane Jeflery, Thomas, boatman, 100 Read Jennings, Thomas, boatman, Charlotte Jennings, Jonathan, boatman, 83 Bedlow Johnson, Edmund S. ship-master, Magazine Johnson, Isaac, ship-master, 6 Elm Johnson, Samuel, mariner, 83 Harman Johnson, Henry, mariner, 80 Harman Johnson, John, mariner, 53 Henry Johnston, John, mariner, 55 Harman Johnston, Robert, ship-master. 5 1 Gold / 25« JONES'S NEW-YORK Jolly. Edward, mariner, Hester Jones, John, ship-masler, 30 Franckfoi t Jones, John, mariner, 89 Bedlow Jordan. Charles, mariner. 36 Bancker Joseph, John, mariner, 5 5 Ann I X. — Miscellaneous. Ideson. widow, 4 1 Read Ireland, John, adjoining Potter's field Ivers, widow Mary, Scammel Jackson. Isaac H. foot of Chamhei* Jackson, Samuel R. Catharine-slip Jackson, Jane, I 5 Division Jacobs, Benjamin I. 65 Greenwich Jacobs, Catharine, 2 1 Fair James, Cyrus, 30 Beekman Jansen, widow, 30 Barley Jarvis, Lydia, BedJow .Jastram, Gabriel, 22 Vandewatcr- Jauncey, William, 20 Wall Jay, widow of Frederick, 2 1 Broad Jelfery, Mary, C2 Liberty JefFery, Nicholas, Elm Jenkins, Mrs. Margaret, 54 Chamber Jephson. William H. 80 Broad Jerrod, Isaac, Suffolk Jervis, widow Eleanor. Hester Jiverecourt, Henry, Mary Johnson, Catharine, 24 Chapel Johnson, widow, Theatre-alley Johnson, Elizabeth, 10 Hague Johnson, Edward D. 13 Harman Johnson, widow Margaret. 80 Chamber Johnson, Mary, 25 E. George Johnson, widow Elizabeth, 38 Oak Johnson, widow Eliza, 37 Wairen Johnson, William, 76 Beekman Johnson, widow Phoebe, Nicholas Johnson, widow Elizabeth, 5 I Chamber Johnsjton, widow Mary, 37 Chapel Johnston, widow, 27 Vandewater Johnston, widow Sarah. 1 Temple Jo:its, witlow Prances. 228 William Jonts, lsauc, Ji Cherry MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. ?57 joncs, Mrs. 7 Cedar jones, widow Mary, 13 Roosevelt jones, John, 20 Fletcher jones, Isaac, 34 Cherry jones? Thomas, 71 Catharine jones, w^dow of Thomas, 49 Broadway judah, widow Elizabeth, 77 Upper Read X. — Cartmen- Irvis, Thomas, Fifth Jacock. Thomas, N. Moore jarvis, Thomas, Orchard, near Grand jeffers, William, 69 Warren jenkins, Matthias, Crosby Jennings, Andrew, 77 Warren Johnson, George, 69 Ilarman Johnson, James, Molt Johnson, James, Jefferson johnson, John, 22 Catharine-lane johnson, John, Bedlow johnson, John, Hester johnson, Juhn> Delancey johnson, Stephen, First jones, Isaac, Sixth K I. — Learned Professions and Public Officers. Kastner, John N. physician, 204 William Keech, Dorcas, teacher, 10 Bancker [office 121 Water Keese, John- attorney, counsellor Sc not. pub. 11 Wall, notarial Keese, William, attorney at law, i 1 Wall, and 1 10 Liberty Keese and Garr, attornies at law, 11 Wall Kelly, Thomas, teacher, 16 Barclay Kemp, John, L. L. D. 2 College Kitchem, widow, teacher, 40 Beaver Kittletas, Philip D. physician, 53 Cherry- Keys, John, teacher, 99 Church Killogg, Jonathan, teacher, 5 1" Cliff Kine Pock Institution, City Dispensary King, Elisha W. attorney "at law, 19 Cherry King, James, teacher, 9 Cedar Kingsland, Isaac, teacher, 44 Barclay Kinnau, Peter, revenue-officer, 5 1 Liberty ■Kip, Isaac, deputy-sheriff, 89 Chamber 2 A 2 258 JONKS'S XfW-TCRK Kip, I. L. attorney, notary, and clerk in chancery, 4 Nassau Kissam, Darnel, accountant, Provoost Kissam, John B. revenue-officer, 34 Provoost Kissam, Richard S. surgeon, 36 Partition Kitchcll, Jacob, teacher, academy 1 Warren, liouse 22 Read Kitchin, John, measurer of grain, 27 Ann Kneeland, Selh R. inspector of lumber, 59 Roosevelt Knight, Levi, teacher, 4 Rose Kunze, Rev. John C. D. D. 100 Chatham" Kunze, H. C. M. D. 100 Chatham Kuypers, Rev. Cerardus A. 27 Pair II. — Merdiants, Dry-Good and Book Stores, and Store- keepers in general. .< Kane, Oliver, merchant, 272 fx. 277 Pearl Kane, John, & <:o. merchants, 277 Pearl Kane } Flias. Sc co. merchants. 182 Water, and 27 Beckman Kane, and Piatt, merchants Washington Kauman, J. merchant, M l Greenwich, and 51 Couitlandt Kearney, John W. merchant, 29 Pearl, and 1 Garden Kearney, John W. and co. merchants, 1 Garden Kearney, Robert, merchant, 7 1 Stone Keating, John, merchant, 44 Ferry Keen, Wni. and co. diy-good store. 142 Fly-market Keenan and Xoon, merchants, Pearl, corner Chatham Keess, John D. druggist, 245 Pearl Kelly and Mollen, dry-good store, 98 William Kelly, widow, toy-shop, 62 Liberty Kemble, Peter, merchant, 17 White-hall Kendrick Walter, hat store, 23 Maiden-lane Kennan,Pr trick, dry-good store, 130 Pearl Kenyon, William, merchant, 1 1 Beekman Kestard, John and co. dry -good store, 1 10 Chatham Kevan, A. and W. shoe store, 310 Pearl Kibbe, Isaac, merchant, 74 South, house 254 Pearl Kibbe. William, merchant, 254 Pearl, and 27 Franckfort Kierstead, John, dry-good store. 310 Chatham Kierstead and By ers, dry- good store. 168 Broadway Kighley, John, merchant, 50 Vesey Kimberly, Brace and co. merchants, 1G8 Front Kimberly, Gideon, merchant, 1 80 Front Kimberly and Waring, merchants, 180 Front Kinder, Robert and co. merchants, 215 Pearl King, Jacob; second hand furniture store. 28 Chatham MERCANTILE DIRECTOR*. •2 King, John. senr. dry-good store, 4 City-hotel King, John, merchant, 262 Pearl King, Joseph, boot and shoe warehouse, 331 Pearl King, Richard, boot and shoe store. 414 Pearl King, Rufus, merchant. 10 Broadway King, Samuel, merchant, 95 Liberty King & Haughion, dry-good and millinery store. 399 Pearl King & Talbot, merchants, 17 Beekmnn slip Kingsland, Daniel, ironmonger 145 Cherry Kingsland, Richard, merchant, 133 Water Kip, Abraham, dry-good store, 40 Water Kip, Henry I. dry-good store, 167 Broadway Kip, Isaac L. merchant, 58 Front, house 66 Broad Kip, James H."167 Broadway Kip, Leonard, senr. earthen ware store, 179 Washington Kip, Leonard, junr. ironmonger, 179 Washington Kip, Luke, dry-good store. 140 Chatham, corner of Mott Kip, Thomas, dry-good store, 153 Chatham Kirby, Edmund, merchant, 276 Pearl Kirby & Wood, merchants. 2 13 Front Kirk, George, flour merchant, 48 Augustus Kirk, Thomas, bookseller and stationer, 48 Maiden-lane Kirkpatrick. Alexander, merchant, 17 Courtlandt Kettletas, Garret, china store, 1 73 Water Kettletas, William N. merchant, 173 Water, h. 27 Hudson Kneeland. Henry, merchant, 162 William Knox, John, merchant, 101 Greenwich Knox, Thomas, merchant, 46 Wall Knox & Lawrie, merchants, 3 Govcrneur's lane Kortwright, John, merchant, 104 Greenwich Kumbell, Esther, dry-good store, 1 Jacob Kursheidt, J. B. merchant, 69 Water III. — Grocers, Taverns, Inns, Porter- Houses, Hotek, Boarding- Houses, Drexvers, and Distillers. Kave, John, sailors' boarding-house and tavern, 124 Cherry Keane, James, sailors' boarding-house, 15 Water Keeley, Joseph, grocer, Corlaer's hook Keeler, Nathan, grocer, Third, coi ner Rivington Keenan, Thomas, sailors' boarding- house, 88 Water Keen, John H. tavern, 75 Vesey Keers, William, grocer, 28 Henry Kehler, Frederick, grocer, Leonard Kellenger, Morris, grocer and cartman, 91 Division Kellis. Mark, boarding-house. 1 3 Upper Bai ley 260 jonf.s's kew-tohk Kellog, Samuel, dry-good store, 1 26 Chatham fci Jti»**lM~ Kelly, Ann', lx>a:din£-house, 19 Roosevelt Kelly, Charles E. grocer, 47 Beaver Kelly, Patrick, grocer, 8 Bedlow Kelly, Robert, grocer, 24 Division Kelso, James, grocer, 79 Front Kennedy, Angus, grocer, Coilaet 's hook [Ntw-markc Kennedy, R. boarding house and taylor, Greenwich, abov Kennedy, Thomas H. grocer and porter-house, 296 Greenwicl Kent, Rudolphus, grocer, 17 William Kerr, Anthony, porter-vaults, 123 Water Kerr, John, grocer, Mary Kerr, Joseph, grocer, Broadway, corner Leonard Kerr, William, grocer, 28 Henry Kervan, Lawrence, grocer, 16 Pine Kervan, Moses, grocer and sawyer, Cherry Kctcham, Soloman G. and Sons, grocers, New-slip Kettle, David, grocer, 28 Augustus Kettle and Carrick, grocers, 28 Augustus Kettleman, Valentine, grocer, Greenwich Kidd, james, grocer, 45 E. George Killgore, William, grocer, 126 Broad King, Mrs. grocer, 5* William King, Madam, fruiterer, 68 Bowery King, David, porier-house, 9 Wall King, Mrs. boarding-house, 56 Wall Kingsland, John, grocer. 194 Washington Kinnady, John, tavern an.d boarding-house, 23 Old-slip Kinsey, Mrs. boarding-Louse, 5 Broadway Kip, Garret, grocer, 277 Broadway, corner Chamber Kirk, George, grocer, 183 William KirkaMie, David, grocer, 41 Cedar Knapp, Benjamin S. gruiiur, 91 Harir.au Knapp, Benja.-nin, tavern, Orange Knapp, Jitiiali, groecr, Broadwaj', above Furnace Knapp. John, grocer &c carUnan, lirar.itou Knott, Thomas, 5-t Chat'cam, wine- vault, 26 Church Knox, vieorge, groctr, 23 Broadway Kjiox, James, grocer, 59 Lombard Kuox, James, ball- alley, Circbard Kramer, Francis, tavern, 19 Caihartue Kroogi r, jamts, tavern, 533 Water Kunzel, John S. porter & boarding-house, 11 Tryon-row • IV. — iio.ne Carpe. .Icrs, S.'iip:or:^lils, Joiners, Uoal-luilders, Block if Pump Makers, Coupes, ami Mechanics xcliO stork principally i'i xooiL Kay, David, cooper, 37? Bowery MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. £61 Kavwood, Gershom, shfpwright, Scammcl Kearsing J. & Sons, piano-forte manufactory, Bowery, corner of North Keech, Benjamin, shipwright, 28 Oak Keecli, William, boat-builder, 54 Henry If eegan, Lawrence, h. carpenter, Mott Kean, John, coachmaker, White ™ Kelly,' Robert, cabinet maker, 30 Barclay Kennedy, William, shipwright, 69 Harman Ketchum, William, cabinet maker, 34 Barclay Kidson & Phillips, cabinet makers, 31 Beekmsn Kinimens, John, cooper, 82 Lombard King, Hezekial:, h. carpenter, Cherry, ship-yards King, Jacob, dock builder, 21 Chamber King, James, cooper, 48 Beaver King, John, h. carpenter, 200 William King, John, h. carpenter, 86 Chamber King, William, h. carpenter, 19 Franckfort King & Cullum, coopers, 4S Beaver Kingsland, John, h. carpenter, Hudson Kingsland, J. I. wheelwright, shop 17, house 20 Anthony Kingsland, Joseph, h. carpenter, 22 Thomas Kingsland, Josiah, h. carpenter, 386 Water, and 10 E. Georg* Kinsey, John, h. carpenter, 47 Read Kip, Henry, h. carpenter, 93 Chamber Kirkpatrick, James, cabiuet maker, 49 Bancker, and 19 Roosevelt Kendal, Thomas, cooper, 5 Rector Ketchell, Isaac, chair-maker, 8 Warren Knapp, , h. and ship joiner, 87 Harman Knapp, Abiaham, dock-bnilder, Brannon Knapp, Ebenezer, junr. h. carpenter, corner of Fisher and Second Knapp, Moses, h. carpenter, Elizabeth Knight, Thomas, h. carpenter, 4 Rutger Knight, William, h. carpenter, 120 Harman V. — yinsont, Brcklaytrs, Ptauterers, and Stone-Cuttert, Keeslpy, Peter, mason, Second Kidney, Richard, mason, 2.1 Thomas Kilby, Owen, stone cutt r, 9 Magazine King, John, mason, 46 Barley King, Keneth, mason and builder, 18 Rose Kneese, Warner, stone cutter, 10 Robinson VI. — Smiths uf wry les-ribt'ui, induct ng those who mark 7n the precious Metals, Jr.vels, flfr. a'lcf Watchmakers. Kee'cr, Thaddons, silversn ith, 350 Pearl Ke \f, .Mark, blacksmith, 15 Bancker Kenned"*, Fames, blacksmith, S26 Read Kenyon, Augustus, blacksmith, 5 Third Kicr-it< (l, Jeremiah, coppersmith, 50 Augustus \ Kier.ted, Luke, pewterer and plumber, 14'Upper Chamber King, William, blacksmith, 46 Barley King, Robert, plumber ami glazier, Mott kingsland, Richard, cutler and jeweller, 133 Water Kin, Richard, brass founder, 169 Divisiou Koeycrs, Coroelim, blacksmith', Qa Warren, 262 JONES'S NETf-TORK Kyle, William, blacksmith, Bacbe's wharf, Old-slip VII. — Mem ties, Trarirt, andCaUin°t, hot before enumerate!. Kalahan, Bartholomew, stevaJore, 21 Lombard Kantian, Charles, shoemaker, 76 Murray Karnev, Hugh, taylor, 50 E. George Karnes, Mtrgaret, seamstress* 4 Read Katiu, Jacob, shoemaker, 24 Greenwich Kavcs, Mary, seamstress, 153 Harman Kay, Wil •am, labourer, 132 Bowery Kayl t, widow of George, tobacconist, Orange Keeth, Dennis, labourer, 47 Roosevelt Keeth, George, riggtr, 10 Charlotte Keeth, Thomas, labourer, 45 Roosevelt Keeue, William, shoemaker, 53 Roosevelt Keevans, James, labourer, 50 Chatham Keith, William, porter, 21 E. George Kelly, Dennis, sawyer, Browne's ship-yard* Ktlly, Hugh, labourer, 31 Augustus Kelly, John, labourer, 6 Moore's Row, Henry Kelly, John, painter and glazier, 44 Thomas Keiiy, widow Mury, mautua maker, 62 Liberty Kelly, Patrick, shoemaker, 31 Augustas Kelly, Patrick, tavl-jj and grocer, 8 Bedlow KeKy & Lawfon, bakers, 13 William * Vsl#^ r Kelsby, Char'es, hairdresser, 160 Cherry Kelsou, David, segar maker, 76 Henry Kelso, Henry, taylor, 84 Fair • Kemp, Jarues, drayman, 17 Fayette Ketnpton, Mrs. colour-maker, 6 New Kenab', Robert, butcher, 148 Division Kennedy, Charles, shoemaker, 7 Charlotte Kennedy, R. taylor, Greenwich, above New-market Kenny, John, rigger, 118 Harman * Kenny, Dennis, sawyer, Cherry, near Gouverneur's Kenny, widow Mary, 1 3 George Kenny &. White, taylors, 68 Catharine, corner of Oak Kent, James, shoemaker, Brannon Kent, James, lamplighter, Bayard * Kent, John, gilder, Theatre Alley Kent, William, rigger, Charlotte Ketterer, Jacob, taylor and fruiterer, 146 Chatham Kevan, A. & W, boot and shoemakers, 310Peaii Keyser, Sarah, tayloress, 65 Ann Kezamore, WiLiam, labourer, Walnut Kidney, Henry, shoemaker, 25 Thomas Kidson, Joseph, shoemaker, 309 Water Kierstead, John, hatter, 104 Chatham Kierstead, John, junr. hatter, 104 Chatham Kiker, widow Elizabeth, tayloress, 42 Pine Kilburn, York, painter, 19 Barclay Kilsby, Charles, hairdresser, 161 Cherry Kimball, Joseph, painter and glazier, 31 Partition. MEKCAN4TTLE DIRECTOR*. "Kimball it Skaats, painters, 31 Partition Kininiuis, Hugh, rigger, 22 Lombard Kimnietis, Hugh, rigger, 22 Lumber Kiiig, Cornelii s, butoher, Bayard King, Flora, cake-baker, 56 V- itiiam King, Gilbert, shoemaker, 34 Barley King, Hannah, seamstress, 1 Colden, near William King, Herman, baker, 100 Uowery King, Joseph, tobacconist, Orchard King, Martha, tayloress, 4 Courtlandt King, Nathan, labourer, 18 Provoost King, Newton, servant, 28 Barclay King, Samuel, rigger, 77 Cherry King, & co. tobacconists, Church, rear of St. Paul's King, , musician, 331 Broadway Kingman, Hannah, mantma maker, 447 Pearl Kingston, John, labourer, Bowery Kipp, Charles, sail maker, 2 Upper Barley Kip, Benjamin, painter & glazier, 115 Bowery Kip, Thomas F. sail maker, 24 George Kip, Peter, tobacconist, 8 Birmingham Kip, Samuel, sail maker, 4 Upper Barley, loft Crane wharf Kirkpatrick, Alexander, baker, 6 Augustus Kline, John, rope maker, Bowery, house Orchard Kline, Leonard, baker, 35 Bowery Klopier, Frederick A. taylor, 316 Water Knapp, Abraham, junr. shoemaker, 29 Lombard Knapp, Abraham, shoemaker, <8 Henry Knapp, Daniel, milkman, 143 Haruian Knapp, Ebenezer, shoemaker, Birmingham Knapp, Elijah, junr. rope maker, Fourth Knapp, Lli, shoemaker, 208 Greenwich Knapp, Israel, shoemaker, Sixth Knapp, Lockwood, shoemaker, upper end Sixth Knapp, Oliver, saddler, 92 Anthony Knott, John, shoemaker, 61 Cedar Knowling, Martin, gardener, 63 Henry Knox, John, labourer, 96 Anthony Kohler, Charles, baker, 12 Uowery VIII. — tikip-Mustcrs, Mariners, and Itoulmeii. Kelly, Robert, mariner, 31 Catharine Kellow, Joseph, mariner, 11 Division Kennedy, James, ship-master, 67 Harman Kent, William, mariner, 390 Bedlow Kermidt, Henry, ship-master, 84 dreenwich King, William, mariner, 58 lied low King, Wil.iam, ship-u. aster, 47 Nassau Kipp, James, mariner, 1 Bauckcr Knapp, Joshua, mariner, 121, ftinbard IX. — \l i-cellaneous. Kane, Charles, 105 Greenwich ' * Karue, widow Sabina, fiJ5 William Karuey, widow Margaret, 61 Division 264 JONES'S NEW-TO»K Kaylor, Widow, Orange Keating, John, 44 Ferry Kearney, widow, .51 Warren Kctk-r, Isaac, 5 Rutgcr Keeler, Nathan, Rivin^ton, corni r of Third Keeling, widow Catharine, 138 Front Keese, John D. 25 Pearl Kceth, widow Mary, Jefferson Kemble, Robert, Broadway Kcnah, Robert, Division, corner of Essex Kennedy, widow C. C. rear of 3 William Kenny, widow Mary, 13 George Kent, widow, Pump Kerley, Archibald, 37 Cherry Ketchutn, Hannah, 40 Beaver Ketchum, widow Sarah, bj iiarmau < Keyser, John, First Kimble, Charles, 9 Harman Kimmins, widow Margaret, "73 Henry Kiersted, James, 63 Bailey King, widow -Lydta, 24 Batavia-lane King, Thomas, 20 Grt-enwieb. King, Mrs. 19 Bailey Kingsland, Ann, 44 Barclay Kingsland, widow, 416 Pearl Kip, Ann, 154 Broadway Kip, widow Jane, 40 Lumber Kip, widow Judith, 6 Ferry Kip, Leonard, 179 Washington Kirby, Peter, 13 Fair Kniffer, Mrs. 22 Anthony Knowiton, widow Isabella, 15 Fair Knox, Ann, 2 Temple Knox, George, 31 Warren Kraushur, Philip, Hester Kyses, John, First X.— Cartmcn. Kanin, James, 94 Read Koehler, Lewis, Rivington, corner of Third Kellenger, Morris, cartman and groctr, 69 Division Kellet, Harison, 6 Pump Kellj', Enoch, 58 Anthony Kelly, James, 95 Division Keily, Joseph, 322 Broadway Kelly, William, 37 Second Kemp, William, Brannon, corner of Hudsoa Kenuard, Albert, 20 First Keyes, Charles, Suffolk Kine, Derby, Mott King, George, 24 Roosevelt Kitchen, John, 110 Division Knapp, Benjamin, Orange Knifleii, Lewis, 59 Henry MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 26ff L. I.— Learned Professions and Public Officers. Laight, Edward W. attorney and counsellor at law, and notary pubTic [oflice, 16 Nassau, corner of Orchard and Rivington Langdon, Benjamin, teacher, Upper Barley Latham, Stanten, teacher, 10 Garden Latham, Andrew, inspector of lumber, 3 Chesnut Lawrence, Nicholas, captain of the city-watch, 1st district, 1 Broad Lawrence, John, Esq. 66 Greenwich Lawrence, Jonathan, warden of the port, 69 Broad Lawrence, Samuel, attorney at law, 425 Pearl Lawrence, Silas, measurer of grain, 4 Peck-slip Lead), Caleb, superintend, of Manh. w ater- works, 21 Upper Chamber Leach, widow Elizabeth, teacher, Mott Lea} craft, William, revenue-officer, 109 Liberty Ledyard, Benjamin, notary-public, 54 Wall Lee, Michael, physician and druggist, First, corner Dslancey Lee, Robert P. attorney and counsellor, 406 Pearl Legarde, Doctor, Pump Legget, Joseph R. teacher, Elizabeth Leill, William, teacher, Grand, corner Fifth [78 Barclay Lenniogton, Isaiah, attorney at law & notary-public, 225 Water, and Lent, James W. inspector of pearl and pot-ash, 21 Pearl Leonard, Bamum, teacher, 28 Frankfort Leonard, Thomas, inspector of customs, 38 Beaver Lesbeaupin, Doctor, to Fraivkfort Leughtheuser, Henry, german teacher, 204 William Leveridge, John, marshal, 107 Harman Lewis, B. attorney at law, 51 Beaver Lewis, Zacharias, editor of Commercial Advertiser, 51 Broad Lezell, William D. teacher, Grand, corner of Orchard, andacademy, [Bancker Liddle, James, accountant, 34 Augustus Linn, Rev. William, D. D. corner Fair and Nassau Livingston, Brockholit, district judge, 37 Broadway Livingston, Rev. John il. S. T. P. Broadway, above U. Furnace Livingston, John M. captain U. S. army, 54 Read Livingston, Maturin, recorder of (he city, &c. 45 Liberty Livingston, M. Teacher, 25 Barclay Livingston, Schuyle;, attorney at law, 295 Greenwich Lloyd, Samuel, accountant, Bullock Londongi;, Charles, city-surveyor, Hudson, cor.»er Hetty Lolt, Andrew, conveyancer, 67 Warren Low, John cashier ot Jersey Bank, 16 Wall Lozier, Abraham, physician and druggist, 4-5 Church Lozier, Ga r t, physician and druggist, 161 Gieenwich Ludlsw, Gabriel V. at tor. & counsellor at law, Ouane, office €2 Wal Ludlow, Gabriel V. & Geo. attornies & counsellors at law, 62 Wall Ludlow, George, attorney at law, 7 State Ludlow, John C. attorney at law, 18 Wall Ludlum, Mrs. teacher, Elm LutTborrow, Isaac, teacher, Harman Lugarde, Doctor, 159 Chatham Lupton, William, attorney at law, 305 Greenwich Lupton & Herring, attornies and counsellors at law, 35 Wall Lyell, Rev. Thomas, 69 Gold Lyon, David S. deputy naval-officer, 36 Broad Lyon, James, measurer, 3 Lombard I yons, James, teacher, 40 Barley Lyons, Samuel, attorney at law, II. — Merchants, Dry Good and Book Stores, and Store keeper t in general. Labour and Co. merchants, 142 Water Laforgue, Martial and Co. merchants, 100 William Lafler, John, meichant-taylor, 65 Barclay Lagareen, Charles, merchant, Duane Laight, William, hardware-store, 243 Pearl, house 1 1 Robinson Lansing, Jacob J. merchant, 40 Broad La Place, John, merchant, 4 Magazine JLasher, Col. John, merchant, 46 Beekman Lathorpe and Sexton, dry-good store, 191 Broadway Latting, Jacob, merchant, 120 Front I^averty, Henry, dry-good store, 454 Pearl Lawrence, W. L. druggist, 218 Water Lawrence and Co. Abraham, merchants, 210 Pearl Laurence, John B. druggist, 336 Pearl Lawrence & Co. Isaac, druggists, 208 Pearl, house 40 Courtlandt Lawrence. Nathaniel, merchant, 140. Pearl, house Bowery-road Lawrence, Richard R. merchant, 25 1 Pearl Lawrence, Samuel A. merchant, 9fi Greenwich Lawrence and Whitney, merchants, 85 South Lawrence and Keese, druggists, 199 Pearl Lawrence, A. H. merchant, 23 Robinson Lawrence, Thomas, merchant, 83 Cherry Lawrence and Van Zandt, merchants, 50 Pine Lawrence, Van Sinderen and Co. merchants, 215 Pearl MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 267 Lawson, William, earthen-ware and grocery-store, 242 Greenwich Leary, Daniel, inei chant-lay lor, 188 Front Leavenworth, £lisha, merchant, 83 South, house 30 Greenwich Ledyard, Peter R merchant, 190 Pearl . Ledyard and Wheat, merchants, 190 Pearl I-enVrts, LelFert, merchant, 205 Front Leflingwell and Dudley, merchants, 182 Water Leflingwell, William, merchant, 18 Wall Lcggett, Lbenozer, dry-good store, 113 Chatham Lcggetlaud Sons, Thomas, merchants, 307 Pearl Leggett and Willis, iron-mongers, 259 Pearl Lenox, Robert, merchant, C8 Pine, house 137 Pearl Lenox and Maitland, merchants, 29 Greenwich Leonard, Francis, millenary store, Leon, Moses, dry-good store, 12 Bowery Leroy and Son, Jacob, merchants, 81 Liberty Leroy, Harman, merchant, 66 Broadway Leroy, Bayard and M'Evers, merchants, Washington, near Carlisle Leroy, Robert, merchant, 138 Greenwich Lester and Co. Benjamin, china and glass store, 8 New-slip Levi, Aaron, merchant, 112 Greenwich Levi, jun. Jacob, merchant, 13 Pearl Levi, Israel, salesman, 214 Greenwich Lewis and Co. J. F. merchants, 87 Maiden-lane Lewis, Francis, merchant, 15 Robinson Lewis, Jacob, merchant, "9 Greenwich Lewis and Lawrence, stock and commission-brokers, 40 Wall Lispenard and Hart, commission-merchants, 12 Broad Little and Co. Jonathan, merchant*, 165 Water, house 15 John Livingston and Moulton, merchants, 53 Greenwich Livingston, John R. merchant, 65 Broadway Lloyd and England, merchants', 29 Front Lloyd, Paul B. cloalhing & dry-gocd store, 10 Coenties-slip, and C5 Lloyd, Joseph B. merchant, 22 Moore [Water Logan, David, merchant-taylor and salesman, 101 Cherry L«ines, James, china-store, 6 Cherry Loines, James and Richard, china and earthen-ware store, 295 Pearl Longchamp, AgnetiiH, merchant, 73 Front Long worth, David, bookseller and putting Directory maker, Shak- spearc gallery, Paik Loomis, Lcbbtus, merchant, 45 William Loring, Israel, merchant, Third Lorton, Israel, merchant, 45 Greenwich Lovell and Co. '1 homas, merchants, 176 Broadway Lovett, William, merchant, 395 Pearl Low, Nicholas, merchant, 24 Broadway Ijow, John, bookseller, &c. 33 Chatham Low and Wallace, merchants, 24 Broadway 203 jones's new-yoxk Lucct and Co. Eugene, merchants, o.Ticc, Duane Ludlow, Carer, merchant, 7 State -Ludlow, Charles, merchant, 18 Waif Ludlow and Co. Daniel, merchants, 58 Broadway Ludlow, Gulian, merchant, 13 Whitehall Ludlow, Peter, merchant, 212 Pearl Ludlow, Thomas, merchant, 58 Broadway Ludlow, William VV. merchant, 42 Pine Ludlum, Stephen, dry-good store, 132 Chatham Ludlum and Johnson, merchants, 27 Coentics-6lip Lyde, Edward, merchant. 292 Broadway Lyde, Rogers and Co. merchants-, 229 fVarl Lydig, David, flour-merchant, 235 Front, corner Peck-slip, house, Ljlbum. Robert, merchant, 8 Garden [55 Beckman Lynch, Dominick, merchant, 35 Broadway . i ML — Grocers, Taxerm, Inns, Poricr-Hoiiscs, Hotels, Boarding- Houses, Brewers, and Distillers. I.abawar, Martin, grocer, 251 Broadway, corner of Murray J-ama'is, John, fruit-store, 87 Murray .Lamatti, Joseph, fruit-store, 150 Chatham Idling, Edgar, grocer, Hudson, corner of Provoost Laing, Peter, grocer, 279 Water I-aing, James, grocer, 55 Liberty J-aini, John A. boarding-house and tavern, 79 Pea:l Lanckenau, Alexander, grocer, 60 Murray Lane, Simeon, grocer, Orange, comer of Cross Lingdon, John, boarding-house, 89 Pair Langley, James, grocer, 47 Chatham J-assier, widow, boarding-house, 151 Front J.atham, Stephen, grocer, 45 Cherry Lawrence, Gilbert, grocer, Hester, corner of Sixth I-awrence, Daniel, grocer, 64 Gold and 244 Front Lawson, Henry, grocer, 93 Greenwich La wrancc and Rich, grocers, 183 Front ' t 't(t. T Leabeck, John B. porter-house, 231 William Leach, Sarah, boarding-house, Bedlow Leany, Thomas, grocer, 96 Front Ledwith, Oliver, grocer, 23 East George Lemas^ena, Patrick, wholesale and retail grocer, 55 Chatham Leill, William, grocer, Grand, corner of Fifth Leonard, John, grocer, 29 Harman JLescure, Hyacinth, boardins-house, 89 Pearl Lester, George, grocer, 34 Harman Letts, Phoebe, tavern and boarding-house. 24 East George Letson, Christian N. grocer, 4 New-slip . Lewis, Concklin, grocer, 27 Vesey Lewis, Evan, grocer, 1 Catharine, corner of Division MERCANTILE DIRECTORY, Lewis, Erasmus, grocer, 48 Barley Lewis, John P. grocer, 66 Water Lewis, John, grocer, 80 John Lewis, Thomas, grocer, 121 Division J^ewis, widow Martha, grocer, 53 Read Lewis, widow, boarding-house, 1 Beekman Lewis, William, tavern, Greenwich, near State-Prison L'Hommedieu, Silvester, grocer, 29 Peck-slip Liger, G grocer, 60 Bowery Linch, John, boarding-house, Mott Linehan, Dennis, grocer, 56 East George Linkleter, James, grocer, 89 Front Lintz, Frederick, grocer, 19 Ann Little, Michael, tavern, Mechanic-Hall, Broadway Lloyd, Richard, boarding-house, 30 Vesey Lockman, Samuel, grocer and dry-good store, 116 Broad Loring, Mrs. boarding-house, 13 Broadway Lott, Gabriel, grocer, Hester, corner of Fourth Lott, Wiiliam, grocer, Orange Lovelt, John, City-Hotel, Broadway Low, Lewis, grocer, Rutger corner of Bedlow Low, William, sailors' boarding-house, 3 Division Low, William, tavern, 97 Lombard Lowerre, Phoebe, grocer, 54 Beaver Lownd% Thomas, grocer, 153 Greenwich Ludlam, Elizabeth, grocer, Hudson, corner of Provoost Ludlam, Jacob, boarding-house and tavern, 4 South Ludlam, William, grocer, 131 Greenwich Ludlow and Co. Jacob B. wholesale grocers, 188 Washingtoo Luif, Matthias, grocer, 5 Catharine, corner of Harman Luff, Vanlentine, grocer, Grand, corner of Second Lunny, Edward, grocer, Broadway, corner of Barley Lynch, Andrew, grocer, 9 Fletcher Lynch, J. American Hotel, 156 Greenwich Lyon, Elijah, grocer, Cherry, near Rjitger Lyons, James, grocer and porter-vaults, 3 Chatham Lyons, Joseph, grocer, 27 1 Greenwich IV. — House-C/irpenters, Joiners, Cabinet-makers, Sh'p-urighis, Boat builders, Block Pump-viakcrs, and Mechanics who uork prirr cipally in iVood. Labrey, Joseph, cooper, 347 Broadway Labuzan, Charles, boat-builder, Third Lumb, John, h. carpenter, 45 Read Lane, Robert, h. carpenter, 54 Anthony Lane, '1 hoinas, h. carpei.ter, Mott L-mg, John, h. carpenter, N. Moore Latham, David, ship-wright, 5 Charlotte 270 Jones's new-yokk Law, Alexander, whcel-wright, 13 Read Lawrence, Benjamin, h. carpenler, 38 Anthony Lawrence, Daniel, ihip-wrigbt, 89 Hannan Lawrence, Nathaniel, ship-wrigbt, Bed low Lawrence, Richard P. coach- maker, 33 Rose Lawrence, Wi.iiam, cooper, 32 Fletcher Lawson, John, h. carpenter, 355 Pear) Lazardoe, Isaac, cabinet-maker, 44 Read Lee, John, h. carpenter, 55 Church Leeds, Christopher, ship-wright, Greenwich Legear, John, coop.r, 68 Nassau Legget, Gabriel, h. carpenter, 40 Warren Leigh, Isaiah, Windsor chair-maker, 40 Warren Lcmaire, John, carverand gilder, 40 Barclay Leonard, Jacob, ship-wright, 66 James Lewis, David, h. carpenter, Henry Lewis, Israel, builder, 99 Hudson Lewis, John, h. carpenter, 14 Upper Chamber Linnen, John, cooper, rear of lf>9 Front- Little, Henry, h. carpenter, fc? Anibony Ijockey, Pete.-, si i j-wright, 124 Herman Lockman, Richard, cooper, 68 Ilarman Lockwood, Phincas, h. carpenter, 8 \ James Logan, Adam, h. carpenter, 36 1 Greenwich Lowridsbury, Henry, h. carpenter, I ist Lord, Alexander, wheelwright, 15 Read Lord, George, h. carpenter,' Bov.eiy Lord, William, h. carpenter, Bowery Lorton, Lewis, h. carpenter, 7 Chapel Lovett, James, ship-wright, 34 Bowery Loughborough, TponMB, h. carpenter, 221 William . Lowerre, Richard G cooper, Provoost Lownsbury, Stepheii, h. carpenter, Hudson Lundy, John, ship-v. right, 83 IIa;rnan Luther, Thomas, ship-wright, Bedlow 3^>ell, Fenuick, cabmtt-makcr; 51 Beaver Lvndeman, Joi.n, cooper, First Lyon, Henry, upholsteier, 140 Broadway Lyon, James, h. carpenter, Es^ex Lyon. Joseph, h. carpenter, 439 Greenwich V. — Matons, Bricklaytrs, Pluistcrers and Stone Cultzi Labagh, Abraham, stone cutter, 6 Tpper Read Lackey, John, bricklayer, 3 17 Broa'uway Laune, Stephen H bricklayer, 21 R^ad Leach, Charles, biicJi!aycr ; "$i Chai'o'.te MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Lee, Edward, mason Hesler Letsom, William, mason, 72 Chapel Lippincot, John, mason, 16 Mulberry Littie, Isaac, mason, Duanc Little, Joseph, mason, Bayard Loerback, John, stonecutter, 2 Lumber 1jo\ e, Jacob, mason, First ljove, Patrick, mason, 7 Catharine Lane Lozier, Nicholas, mason, 7 Leonard .Lozier, Peter, mason, Leonard Ludlow, Cornelius mason, 9 Magazine Ludlow, Ebenezcr, mason, 101 Chamber Ludlow, John, mason, 27 Bancker Ludlow, Lewis, mason, 3 1 , corner of Chapel and Anthony Lyall, James, stone cutler, 4 6 Barley VI. — Smit'is of every description, including those tcho work in the Precious Metals, Jewels, §c. and Watchmakers. Labhai t, John W watch and clock maker, 397 Pearl Lashing, Peter, goldsmith, &c. 61 Ciiamber Lawrar.ee, Peter, blacksmith, 90 Read Lee, V illiam, gunsmith, First > Legget, Abraham, blacksmith, Cherry, near Youles Furnace^ L.'wis, Tunis, silversmith, 43 Lower Robinson LSancourt, Stephen, jeweller, 237 Broadway. L ; nch, Peter, goldsmith, 38 Vesey Logan, Adam, watch maker, .121 Cherry Lonsing, John, tinman, 76 Murray L'm^hlan, John, brass founder 1 17 Lombard Lucelt James,-goklsinith, 15 Barclay Lyon, Joseph, blacksmith, Cherry, near Youk's Furnace V U.— Mechanics, Trades, and Callings, not before enumemtti. Lacker Robert, Laker, Orange La Compte Bruno, umbrella maker, 2S6 Pearl L u v.rriere/C. & co. paper mechanist, 90 Warren Lacy, Jacob, brickmaker, 30 Ki-i.ry, I^affert, Joseph, sail maker, 223 \\ illiam Lanckenau, Richard, sugar refiner, First, Like, William, shoemaker, 36 Beaver I .a 1 1 let Mons. dancing masted, 9 1 Anthony fiambert, I'luiip, gardener, liullock Lane, Widow Hester, seamstress, 3 Magazine Lane, Daniel, tobacconist, 73 Read Lmc, Manui, laborer, ST Anthony Lang, John, printer, 116 Pearl liJfig and 'i urner, printers of New-York C« a:tte, &c 1 16 P«arl . 272 JOSr.s's NEVT-TORJC Langdon, Thomas, boot and* shoemaker, 200 Water Langley Edward, tobacconist, 263 Water Lanlord, Henry, laborer, Second Lam, Peter, shoemaker, 69 James Lamet, L portrait painter and engraver, 128 William Lamb, John, laborer, second Lambert, John, shoemaker, 34 Vesey Lannieur, Stanislaus, conlectioner, 100 Broadway Lasher, John, sawyer, White Lasher, Margaret, seamstress, 8 Magazine Lathrop, Joseph, sail maker, 15 Crane wharf, house 225 William Latour, Francis, taylor, Second Latour, Anthony, Intelligence Office, 9 Chatham Law, Da\id, jun. shoemaker, 65 Nassau Lawrance, Andrew, sawyer, 4 Chapel Lawrance, Benjamin, laborer, Essex Lawrence, Israel, laborer, Harman Lawrance, William, weaver, 1 hird Lawson, Peter, sawyer Beach Layman, John, baker, Provost L^ach, Adam, ropemaker, 2C First Leach, James, painter, Mott Lear, John, hair dresser and dentist, 2" 1 Greenwich Leawortliy, James, brush maker, 236 Water Lee, Charles, taylor, 32 Vesey Lee, Charles, boot and shoemaker, 120 Broadway Lee George, shoemaker, 342 Greenwich Lee, John, tallow chandler, 8 Read Lee, Peter, Stevadore, 23 Lombard Leliford Jacob, laborer, Mott Leninions, Barbara, huckster, Elizabeth Lenox, David, superintendant of lumber yard, 5 Pell Lent, Abraham, lamplighter, 45 Read Lentz, Lewis, taylor, 21 George Lenthen, Elisha, rigger, 16 Batavia-Lane Linton, Robert, sawyer, Laight Leonard, Elias, music.an, 52Cheapside Leonard, Jacob, hair dres>cr, 37 Murray Leonard, Ephraiin, shoemaker, 251 Greenwich Leonard, Francis, hairdresser, 3 Pick-slip Le Roy, Francis, toyman, 94 Catharine Lesie, Thomas, rigger. Harman, Levi David, laborer, Moll Levi ^imon, chocolate maker, First Lewis, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 30 Fair 'Lewis, Mary, silk dyer, 30F«ir Lewis, James, shoemaker, 44 Bedlow 1ILRC ANT1LE DIRECTORY. 273 Lewis, Mnry, seamstress, 40 Augustus Limbeck, mnry, taylor, First Link, Lewis, smiffmaker, Fifth Linman, John, laborer, Orange Linson, James, boot and shoemaker, 6 Ann Livingston, Daniel, shoemaker, 42 Read Littlewood, William, hair dresser, 8 Peck-slip Lloyd, Sarah, seamstress, 13 Upper Read Lloyd, Mrs. milliner, 8 1 William Lockey, Peter, segar maker, i Lombard Lockwood, Carey, shoemaker, 34 Thomas Lockwood, Enoch, shoemaker, 91 James Lockwood, James, shoemaker, 19 Read Lockwood, Sellick, laborer, Provoost Lockwood, Stephen, shoemaker, 23 Thomas Lock wood, William, taylor, Hester Locouse, John, ccachman, 39 Roo.evelt Loman,John, sugar jcfiner, Bayard Lomber, Edward, hair dresser, 48 Chesnut looker, Linos, shoemaker, 57 Anthony Lopez, Is-ac, livery stables, 29 Chapel Lorillard, tanner and leather store, Jacob, corner of Ferry Lorillard, Peter, tobaccconist, 58 Chatham Lorii'ard, P. &: G. tobacconists, 30 Chatham, Love!l,John, butcher, Elizabeth Lowerre, James, packer, 6 Barley Lowerre, John,' livery stables, 51 Read Ludtam, Samuel, p'.aister of paris manufactory, 100 While Ludlam, Steward, painter and glazier, Elm Lucilow, Aaron, stevadore, 43 East George Ludlow, John, laborer, 29 Lombard J,ui'l, John N. baker, 47 Broad Luff, Stephen, butcher, Mary Luons, Stephen, taylor, Essex Lupfon, John, coffee manufacturer, Harman Luskey, George, laborer, Mott Lydeback, Martin, fruiterer, Elizabeth Lynch, Francis, baker, 5 James Lynch, Jol in, laborer, 5 Oak Lynch, James, hair dresser, 5 Coenties-slip Lynch, Jam-.?, tea-watcr-man, Mott Lyne, John, taylor, 47 Harman Lyons, Charles, laborer, Pingries-Alley L\on, David, shoemaker, CA East George L} on, Stephen, taylor, Essex VIM. — Shipmasters, Mariners, if Boatmen. Lambert, William, mariner, 14 Chesnut . 274 jones's new-touk Lane, Abraham, mariner, 39 Read Lane, James, boatman, Greenwich Lansdown, Ed wwd, mariner, 16 llarman Latham, Henry, ship- master, 67 Harman Latiman, John, Banner, Augustus Lawrance, John, ship-master, 90 Lombard Lawion, Abraham, boatman, North Mcune Lazzar, ship master, 278 Greenwich Lebith, Michael, manner, If Birmingham Lee, Joseph, mariner, 39 Lombard Lee, Stephen, ship-master, 317 Pearl Leonard, Jesse, mariner, 18 Barley Lewis, Francis, mariner, Hester Lewis Levi, ship-master, 307 Washington Liddle Thomas, ship-master, 157, Green wick Littlcfield, Samuel, ship-master, 39 Warren Living, John, ship-ma>ter, 25 Oak Livingston, Gilbert, mariner, 21 Lombard L'Hommedieu Nathaniel, ship-master, 94 Water Lomax, Francis, mariner, Charlotte, corner Henry Lord, Ebenezer, ship-master, 8 Vandcwater Love, John, miriner, 16 Harman Lovett, Thomas, marintr, 3 Batavia-lane Louis, Pierre, mariner, 32 Ann Lownds, William, ship-master, 216 William Lowrins, Allien, ship-master, Broadway, near Uniou Furnace Lux, John F. mariner, Fifth Lynch, Mark, ship-master, 225 William IX. — Miscellaneous. Ladrick, John, 84 Fair Laffan, Margaret, 12 Mulberry La Forest, Hipolyte, 33 Chatham Lafuge. Madame, 48 Read Laidler, Thomas, 1 1 Catharine-lane Lamb, Alexander, 69 Cherry Line, widow Esther, 3 Magazine Langrall, widow Margaret, 33 Roosevelt Latham, Mrs. 50 Barclay Latham, widow Catharine, 45 Oak Latham, Mrs. 34 Whitehall. Li'touiette, Mary, Bayard Lavard, Madame, 59 Pearl L -V' -i ty, William, Pump Larzelier, widow, 8 Warren Laure, Lewis, Second Laumereaux, widow Charity, Charlotte Lawier, Ellen, 39 Chatham . • MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Lawrence, John, 82 Murray Lawrence, widow Joanna, 11 Church Lawrence, Mary, 80 John Lawrence, widow, 42 Gold Lawrence, widow Ann, Pearl, opposite the Friends' Meeting-house Leader, widow Amelia, Stanton Leak, John G. SI Chatham Ledyard, Elizabeth. 23 Fair Lee, Elizabeth, 39 Lower Robinson Lee, w idow Elizabeth, 27 Orange Lee, sen. Richard, Second Lefor, Esther, 10 Barclay L'-'ggc-t, widow, Norfolk Lemrriens, John, 7 L Division Lent, Miss, 56 Beekman Leonard, Elizabeth, 29 Barley Leonard, James, 13 George Leonard, Widow Sarah, 38 Chapel Leonard, William, 64 Bowery Le Roux, Charles, 56 Wall Lester, Widow, 97 Chamber Lewis, Widow, Fisher Lincoln, Widow, S9 Fair Lloyd Wid nv Charlotte, 48 Chapel Loan, Elizabeth, 87 Church Locust, Widow, Dorcas, First Lott, Widow, Gertrude, 136 Greenwich Lovell, Widow, 70 Bowery L'jwe, Widow Mary, First Lownds, John, 216 William Lowerre, Widow Jane, 23 Division Lowerre, Rachel, 24 Henry Luff", Catharine, 8 1 Broadway Ludlam, Ephraim, 42, Oak Lundley, Eleanor, 336 Greenwich Lutterman, Widow, nurse, Stuyvesant Lynch, Mrs. Mary, 45 Whitehall X. — Cartmen. Lambertson, David, Crosby L imbertson, John, Crosby L.anpson, John, Pump Lathorpe, Caleb, 1 1 Catharine Lane Lawrance Aaron, Elizabeth Lawrance, Augustus, Church Lawrance, Joseph, Elizabeth Lawrance, Keen, Mott jones's new-yorK" Lawrence, William, 46, Chapel Liyton, Alexander, 121 Uowerjr LeJdy.John, 27 Bridge, Lent, Abraham, Brannon L-nt, Isaac, Elizabeth Lent, Jacob, North Moote Lewis, David, 45 Mulberry Lewis, Henry, .>41 Pearl Loe, Alexander, 2!) Augustus Loneyne, A polios, Elizabeth Long, Frederick, b..yard Lownsbury, Jonathan, Mulberry Lucy, William, 69 Read Lualam, Joseph, Anthony Luther, Henry, Second Ljoii, Jonathan, Fisher I. — Learned Profemont, and Public OJiccrs. M'Carty, James, teacher, Mjloerry M'Donald, Alexander L. counsellor at law, 62Wil!iani M'Donald, Alexander, convejancer, 15 Thomas M'Donald^Walter, teacher, 15 Harman M'Fall, John, clerk of State Prison, Greenwich M'Gregor, John, teacher, 7 Pine •' wAal M'lntosh, William, M. D. 154 William M'Kay, Kneas, Teacher, 15 Pump M'Kesson, John, clerk of oyer and terminer, and counsellor at law ?4i Broadway M'Kinlay, Widow Mary, teacher, 94 Read M'Kinnon, John, attorney at law, 75 Fair M'Knight, Rev. John D. D. 41 Fair «■< i M Leod, Donald, accountant, White M'Leod, Rev. Alexander, Vestry M'Laughlin, collector for Manhattan Wnter Office, 31 Provost M'Lean, Hugh, M. D. Nassau, c lor, 2J7 Water M'CulIeu, Robcit, merchant, 0 Front M'CuHum and Torry, merchants, 31 Beekman M'Curdy and Warnock, merchants, 93 William If'Dennof, John, dry-good store, 121 Chatham M'Dermut, Robert, bookseller and stationer, 255 Pearl M' Donald, Dennis, lumber merchant, Cherry M' Donald, Alexander, dry-good store, 165 Broadway M'Evers, James, merchant, 135 Greenwich M'Evers, jun. Charles, merchant, "J Wall Jil'Kvers, C. & G. auctioneers & commission merch. 127 Watrf M' Falls and Ludlow, merchants, 177 Pearl M'Gill, Robert, bookseller and stationer, lis Fly-market M'Farlane, Henry, merchant, 78 Libeity M'Intyre and Bradford, ship-chandlers, 21 Btrkman-slip M'lntyie, John, merchant-taylor, 27 I Greenwich M'Kay, John, china and earthenware store, 53 Chatham M'Kercy, George, looking-glass store, 382 l'earl M'Kercy, John, looking-glass store, 332 Pearl M'Kie, John, timber nieichant, 351 Greenwich M'Kinley, Peter, china and glass store, 154 Water M'Laren, Daniel, dry good store, 1 10 Chatham M'Lean, Catharine, dry good store, 187 Greenwich M'Lean, Hugh, merchant, 206 l'earl M'Mennomy, Robert, auctioneer, &c. 120 Water M' Mullen, Alexander, storekeeper, *57 Greenwich M'Pherson, Thomas, merchant lay lor, 20 Marinaii M 'Quean, Ann, hat store, 25 Maiden-lane M'Vkkar and Co. John, merch. 2 Burling-slip, house 231 Broadway M'Vickar, Nathan, merchant, 7 Fair Mack, Daniel, dry good store, 3SS Pearl Mackie, Peter, merchant, 61 Water MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Macomb, Alexander, merchant, 47 Broadway Mahony, Charles, merchant taylor, 232 Water Main, Andrew, merchant, 31 Murray Maitland, William, merchant, 29 Greenwich Major, Henry, merchant, 4-5 Beekman Major, Gillispie and Titus, merchants, 299 Pearl Malcolm, Richard, merchant, 62 Wall Maltbie, David, dry good store, 412 Pearl Manley, John and Robert, china and glass store, 64 Water Manning, James, merchant, 23 Coenties-slip Manning, William, dry good store, 97 Chatham Mansfield, Samuel, merchant, 19 Wall Man waring, Gurdon, merchant, 177 Water Mapes.Monas, merchant taylor, 245 Water Margarum, James J. commission merchant, 14 Upper Reai Marie, Jean Baptiste, merchant, 4 D-ner Mark, Jacob, merchant, 62 Greenwich Mark and Sterlitz, merchants, 205 Pearl Marquand, Isaac, merchant, 17 1 iir Maiquand and Paulding, merchants, Bmvr.e's wharf Marschalk, John, auctioneer, 8rc. S Wall Marschalk, Mrs. dry good Sthn-, 106 Bio;.'! way Marston, John, merchant, 6 i St inli, house 37 Cortlmdt Martin, John D. merchant, Front. kou^e Brooklyn Marx, Asher and Co. merchant-. Wall Mason, John, merchant, i7b Pearl Mason, Isaac J. commission merchant, C. \ Chatham Mason and Judah, hard ware store, ~oj and 253 Pearl Mason and Suedes, merchants, 17S Pearl Massias, A. merchant, 8 State Maule, Thomas, merchant, 178 Pearl Maury, Fuuntaine, commission merchant, C7 South Maannghe, D. music store, 226 Greenwich Meier, Casper and H. H. merchants 57 Stone Mellick, Balthazar F. merchant, 41 Partition Mellick and Burger, mwrchants, 3 1 Old-slip Mercer Peter b. merchant, 75 Maiden-lane Merrill Ebenczcr, merchant, Hudson, corner of Harrison Meniit lames, flour merchant, >17 Bowery Merrill John, flour merchant, Molt Merrill John, flour merchant, 82 Bowery Merrift Michael, merchant, 33 Vandewater Met rilt Nehemiah, dry good store, 401 Pearl, house45 Vandewaler Mesler Peter A. bookseller, &c. 107 Pearl Mesier and Co. P. merchants, 56 Fiont, liouse Beaver Messcllicr Lewis, merchant, 90 Nassau Miller, Andrew 15. dry gojd store, 121 ChaMiam 280 Jones's kew-tork Miller John B. merchant, 12 Greenwich Miller Thomas, lumber merchant, 52 Dey Miller W illiam G. merchant, 41 Nassau Miller ie Baker, lumber merchants & wholesale grocers, 1 J 6 Warreu Miller & Smith, merchants, .315 Pearl Miller, Sons & Miller, merchant-:, 82 South Mills 8c Stewart, merchant?, 193 Pearl Ming & Young, booksellers and printers, 102 Water Minturn Benjamin G. merchant, 33.9 Broadway Minturn Daniel, dry good store, 103 Chatham Minturn William, merchant, 308 Pearl Minturn William & J. merchants", 239 Front Minturn & Champlin, merchants, 213 front Minugh Jane, store keeper, 71 Ann Mitchell Andrew, merchant, 177 Peail Mitchell David, dry good store, 4 12 Pearl Mitchell Walter, merchant, 18 Gold Mix Nathan, merchant taylor, 1 Burling-lip Montiero Joaquim, merchant, 67 Greenwich Moon Rebecca, dry good store, 101 Chatham Mooney & Seeiy, dry good store, 122 Chatham Moore Benjamin I. merchant, 6 City-Hotel Moore Berja.niii I. & Co. merchants 221 Pearl Moore Daniel, merchant, 21 Cortlandt Moore John W. merchant, 293 Broadway Moore & Storey, merchants, 90 Pine Moore S. V. D. merclian', 15 Murray, store 199 Broad»ay Msore Jeremiah, merchant, 63 James Moran Edward, merchant-taylor, 22 William Moranee Peter, merchant, 46 Greenwich Morral, A polios, dry good store, 3 Maiden lane Morris, John, merchant taylor, 118 Chatham Morris, John, merchant, 10 Liberty Morris, Robert, jun. merchant, 2 Stone Morris, William, merchant, 115 Cherry ' Morris & Wisner, merchants, 24 Coentiesslip Morris & Skinner, merchants and tallow chandlers, 22 Water Morrison & Nexon, dry good 'tore 95 William Morrison, James, merchant, 65 Maiden lane Morrisjn, Peter, merchant, I1G Front MiKss & Brewster, dry good store. 156 Broadway Morton, Thomas, merchant, 194 Pearl, house Greenwich, near State Morton, Walter, merchant, 34 Liberty [Prison Mose>, Isaac, & Sons, merchants, 63 Wall, house 86 Greenwich Mott, Benjamin, flour merchant, 233 Front, house 131 Cherry Mott, Jacob, & Sen, merchants, 37 Peck-slip, house Corlaer's-I look Mott, William I. merchant, 240 Water MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 281 Motl, William & I. merchants, 233 Front, house 240 Water Mount Sexton, merchant, 5 Magazine, store 412 Pearl Mo watt Alexander, china store, 23 Cherry Mowatt John, tlry good store, 94 William Mowalt John, jun. merchant, 230 Pearl Muir James, merchant, 197 Water Muir Josiah, merchant, 12 Coentics-slip Mulenberg Philip E. looking-glass and dry good store, 92 Maiden-lane Mulheran Richard, dry good store, 12 Peck-slip Mullough Jeremiah, merchant, 86 Nassau Mumford Benjamin M. insurance broker, T. C. House, house 340 Mumford D. merchant, 51 Dey, counting-house 30 Wall [Broadway Mumford John P. merchant, 44 Wall Mumford Guidon S. merchant, 37 William Munn Stephen B. merchant, 224 Pearl Murgatroyd Samuel, merchant, 87 Broad Murray John & Sons, merchants, 269 Pearl Murray John B. merchant, 73 Stone Murray Robert, merchant, S Pine Mutual Assurance Company's Office 23 Wall Myers Mordecai, commission merchant, 285 Broadway III. — Grocers, Taverns, Inns, Porter-Houses, Hotels, Boarding' Houses, Breners, and Distillers. M'Andrews, grocer, 23 Chatham M'Bride Andrew, grocer, 349 Water M'Cabe Edward, grocer, 61 Nassau M'Call Duncan, boarding house, 138 Washington MjCance James, grocer, 44 Barley M'Cannon i. tavern, 6 Frankfort M'Carron Thomas, brewer, Third M'Carthy D. grocer, 57 E.George M'Carthy Charles,, grocer 33 Old-slip MCarty Charles, grocer, 46 Cherry and 145 Front ■ M'Connell James, grocer, 35 Chatham M'Clure, James, grocer and cartinan, G Chamber M'Clure, John, grocer, Barley, corner Elm M'Clure, John, 5 Upper Read M'Clure, Mary, grocer, 251 Greenwich M 'Combs, John C. grocer, Spring M'Connell & Dickson, grocers, 41 Chamber M'Coun, Samuel, grocer, 28 Water M'Cready, Thomas, grocer, corner Beaver and Broad M'Cready, William, qrocer, 14 Catharine M'Cuen, Mrs. boarding-house, 137 Water M'Cullen, Robert, grocer, 8 South, house £» f ront M'Cully, Francis, grocer, !2 Mulberry c c 2 JOMES's KEW-YORK M' Donald, Donald, grocer, \G Anthony M'Donald, John, grocer, 15 Roosevelt M'Donough, grocer, 90 Fair M'Farlane, Hannah, fruitstore, 51 Bowery M'Garaghan, B. grocer, 43 William M'Garraghan, Hugh, grocer, 2 Chatham M'Gaviston, John, grocer, 81 Water M'Grath, Thomas, grocer, 22 Harman M'Grath, Charles and T . grocers, 82 I' air M'Gregor, Alexander, grocer, 153 tront M'Guire, Edward, tavern, 30 Cherry M'lntyre, Widow, sailors' boardmg-house,79 Cherry M'lntosh, James, grocer, 160 William M'Kay, James, grocer, 3.34 Broadway M'Kay, James, tavern, 21 Old-slip M'Kay, George, grocer, 91 Nassau M'Kay, Patrick, grocer, 17 Augustus M'Kay, Robert, brewer, 3!- Henry M'Kay, John, fruit-store, 148 Broadway M'Keag, Jacob, grocer, 185 William M'Keef James, grocer, 344 Broadway, corner Catharinc larK. M'Keown, Robert, grocer, 25 Chapel M'Keown, James, grocer, 24 Bedlow M'Kibbin, Alexander, porter vaults, 1 13 > Vatcr M'Kinzie, Alexander, sailors' boardiug-house, 76 Cherry M'Kinzie, Dougall, grocer, 22 Peck-slip M'Kinnon, N. grocer, 317 Washington M'Laren, Neal, sailors' boarding-house, 336 v\ ater M' Lauren, Sarah, tavern, 33 Water M'Laughlin, Patrick, Porter-house, 60 E. George M'Laughlin, Henry, grocer, 14 Henry M'Laughlin, Andrew, J. grocer, 41 Chatham M'Lean Charles, grccer, 370 Greenwich M'Lean John, grocer, 15 Rose M'Lean James, grocer and porter vaults, 134 Tront M'Lean Neil, grocer, 62 John - M'Mahon James, grocer, 14 Rose M'Mahon Michael, tavern and grocer, C New-slip M'Master James, grocer, Rutgers, corner of Division M'MuUen Alexander, grocer, 273 Greenwich M'Nab John, grocer, Cross corner of Urange M'Neal Mrs. boarding-house, 32 Lumber M'Nickle Arthur, grocer.. 61 Bedlow M'PhieJohn, grocer, 1 George M'Quaid John, grocer, 93 Lombard Mabie Jasper, grocer, Greenwich Mabie Frederick, grocer, 14 Marine MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 283 Magie Robert, grocer, 8 Roosevelt Mailien Richard, distiller, &c. 10 Ferry Maid James, grocer, Charlotte - Main David, grocer, '29 Gold Main widow Mary, grocer, Grand Maitland Henry 1 grocer, 25 Old-slip Maitland A. grocer, 25 Old-slip Malcolm Duncan, grocer, 17 E. George Maloy Edward, grocer, 20 Ann ^ Manold Frederick, grocer, 88 Bowery Mansfield capt. John, grocer, Magazine, near Pearl Many Frederick k Son, grocers, 169 Washington Marcelin Aninony V. boarding-house, 12S Broadway Marriner John, grocer and hair-dresscr, 99 Chapel, corner of Leonard Marron Patrick, grocer, 24 Henry Marsh Henry, sailors' boarding-house and tavern,.15l Front Marsh Joseph, grocer and distiller of turpentine, 03 Chatham Marshall Benjamin, grocer, 81 Catharine Marshall John, grocer, 14 Beekman Marshall John, grocer,. Bowery corner of Spring Martin Priscilla, boarding-house, 72 Bedlow Martin Alexander & co. grocers, 25 Broad Martin widow Lucy, grocer, Charlotte corner of Bedlow Martinc William, grocer, Bowery, above 2 mile stone Mauling Abraham B. tavern &c. 87 Nassau Marvin John, grocer, !4S Front Mason John, grocer, 104 Gold Mason Thomas, tavern, 3 Dover Masterton William,' grocer, 10 Henry Marthers Andrew, grocer and carlman, 318 Broadway Marther & co. liquor store, 246 Front • Mathieu Andrew, boarding, 25 John Mead Nicholas, porter-house, CI Nassau . , Mead Nathaniel, grocer, 4 New-slip Meginley Joseph, grocer, 28 Me, 36 Pine Mhls David, grocer, 31 Barley Mills George Iz co. grocers, 8 1 Cherry Milis Samuel, grocer, 33 Cliff Milderburger widow A boarding house, Chapel Stillwater Abigail, grocer, Birmingham Ming James, grocer, 40 Lumber Mmuse J^ecnard, grocer, corner of Cross and Mulberry Minuse John, grocer, 238 Wiiham corner of Rose Minuse Robert, grocer, 237 Greenwich Mislillier & co. grocers, 497 Greenwich Mitchell Alexander, wine and porter vaults, 143 Front, 4 Rose Mitchell George, grocer, 21 James Mitchell Uriah, grocer, Hester, corner cf A/ott Mitchell Frederick, porter house, 229 William A/ix William P. grocer, 92 Nassau A/offat John, grocer, First, corner of Hester Jl/oncrief Robert, tavern and boarding house, 84 Roosevelt jl/.>nilau Thomas, grocer, 1 Oliver, corner of Banker A/ontaudevel Sarah, boarding house, 336 Water A/ontgomery Samuel, grocer and Constable, 1 1 Cliff A/oneypenny John, grocer, 272 Greenwich A/ooney James, grocer, Orange A/ooney Thomas, grocer, A/ott A/ooi.ey Win. porter house, 39 Thomas A/oore Jacob, grocer, Church, corner of Sugar-Loaf A/oore Joseph, grocer, 167 Washington A/oore ^/ark, grocer, 24 Harman A/oore Wm. grocer, 31 Chapel comer of Warren 3/>ore Samuel, boarding lwuse, 51 Vesey A/organ Israel, grocer and vintner, Brannon, corner Washingtoi A/organ Caleb, grocer and h. carpenter, A/olt A/organ Henry Sc co. grocers, 30 Peck-slip A/organ David, grocer, 358 Water, house 52 Jame» MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. A/organ, grocer, 92 James Afprrel A/artha A- grocer, 44 Catharine J/oiris Kobert, grocer, 30 Chamber corner of Church A/orris John, porter house, Lombard corner of Charlotte A/orrison A/artin, porter house, 43 Cherry A/orrison William, grocer, 37 Murray A/orrison Jacob, grocer, 6 Harman A/orton A/argaret, boarding house, 57 Beaver A/ott Ann, fruiterer, 7 Bowery A/olt Samuel, grocer, 20 Liberty A/ount & Whit more, grocers, 14 New-slip A/oubry Hugh, tavern and boarding house, 52 James A/oynat Henry, grocer, 15 Warren A/uir Josiah, grocer, 7 Coenties-s'ip A/uir Wm. grocer, 90 Broad A/ulheran Dennis, grocer, 101 Division A/ulligan James, grocer, Chamber corner of Cross A/uuday, Freeman iV co. grocers, 57 Whitehall Munday tzra, grocer, 57 White-hall A/unns Charles, boarding, 78 Broad A/urden & Brown, porter bowse and grocers, Greenwich cor. Craunoa A/urphy Eleanor, grocer, 15 Warren A/tnphy John, grocer, 1 1 A/aga Rarley A/yers John, grocer, 85 A/nrray A/yers A/argaret. boarding house, 41 Barley A/yers widow Lydia, grocer, Church corner Chamber - IV .—House-Carpenters Joiners, Cabinet-makers, Ship-iL-rights, Boah builders, Block £c Pump-makers, and Mechanics uho uork prin- cipally in IVood. M'liride Irwin, chair-maker 87 Warren M'Cabe Lewis, cabinet-maker, liiit M'Cain Nicholas, h. carpenter, 56l5eekman M'Carr Joshua, cooper, 3S Harman M'Carron James, h. carpenter, 5 Upper Read M 'Carter John, h. carpenter, 35Geoige M 'Carter S. & M. cabinet-makers, 2>i9 Pearl -. M'Carty Charles, b. carpenter, 11 Fayette 286 JONEfc's NEW-TORJC M'Conachy Robert, cab.net-m.iker, 2 Cherry M 'Council Junes touper, 5 Gibb's Aliey M'Cloy Wi.liam, h. carpenter, 105 Cherry M'CIurc John, h. carpenter. 420 Greenwich M'Cloughen Benjamin, < >oper, Gib >'s Aliey iMfl M'Cloughen Samuel, cooper, 48 Buncker M'Cloughen Jamei, cooper, 5 Gibb's Alley M'Coun Isaac, h. carpenter, Lssex M'Coy James, shipwright, 30 Henrv M'Cready John, carver and gilder, 7 Church M'Cready George, upholsterer, 60 Maiden-lane M'Cready John, cooper, 3 7 Barclay M'Cullum Donald, li. carpenter, 7 Warren If 'Dermott John, h. carpenter, 38 Catherine M'lX'imott, John, h. carpenter, 27 K. George M'Donald, ship-joiner, 1 1 Rutgers M'Donahl James, h. carpenter, 43 Thomas M'^ 'nald Wi'iiam, shipwright, 35 B ticker M'Dougall Robert, wheelwright, 7G Bowery M'lXiwdl, Robert, cooper, Greenwich, above New market M Farlane, John, shipwright, Hester M'l'arlane William, h. carpenter, 12 Magazine, M'l'ar .uhar, Roderick, co >per, 277 Greenwich M'Ueorch John, h. carpenter and Venetian blind manufacturer, 149 Greenwich > 1 M'Gregor, John, cooper, 26 Lumber M'Kay Abraham, cooper, 5 Cliff- M'Kean William, h. carpenter Warren M'Kinlay J jhn, cooper, 233 Greenwich M'l-aughlin W G. cooper, 78 Pine M'I-*a" James, h. carpenter, 45 Thomas M'Cean William, h. carpenter, 92 Chamber M'Leod Hugh, h. carpenter, 273 Greenwich M'Minn J. looking-glass and picture frame maker, 54 Ann M'Phie John, cooper, 233 Greenwich M'l'herson Daniel, h carpenter, 11 Calh'Vmc-larie M Queen Robert, millwright, 34 Upper R Church Mandeville William, cabinet-maker, 4 Pine M. ni: \ Robert, shipwright, Bedlow Mann Peter, shipwright, 22 Fayette Man>lield John, F. carpenter, S5 Harman Marinus Adrian, h. carpenter, i)4 Chapel Martin, Jo*iah, h. carpenter, Elizabeth MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Z87 Martin widow of Abraham S. cooper, 61 Front Martin Leonard, li. carpenter, Leonard Martin Robert, shipwright, Bedlow Martin Samuel E. h. carpenter, 10 Hose Mai tine John, h. and ship-joiner, Charlotte Mauling, John, cooper, 10 Pine Marks Henry, clock-builder, Varick Marsh Isaac, h.. carpenter, Beach Marsh, Moses, h. carpenter, 73 Warren Marsh Richard, fancy chair-maker, 231 Greenwich Msrsh, Charles, windsor chair-maker, 75 John Mason William, carver and gilder, 15 Magazine liastertoi) William, h carpenter, 10 Henry Maxfield andTindal, shipwright*, Cherry, near Rutgers Maxwell William, shipwright, 100 Henry Mead Halsey, block & pump-maker, 79 Division Mead Isaac, h. carpenter, 14 Fair Mead Jacob, dock builder, Pitt Mead John, h. carpenter, Laight Mead Jesse, ship wright, 1 Birmingham Wears Rich, h. carpenter, 138 Bowery M'-'dlamus Joseph, h. car|ienter, North Moore Meeker Henry, h. carpenter, Elizabeth Meeks James, h. carpenter, 41 Hudson Meeks Joseph, cabinet-maker, 5y & 61 Broadway Meeiice John, ship wright, 8 Hntger Meldrum James, h. carpenter, 18 Skinner Meldrum John, h. carpenter, 107 llarman Melt Obadiah, h. carpenter 8 Second Menzias Robert, h. carpenter, 337 Greenwich Merrell William, h. carpenter, 105 Cherry Meiry Edward, joiner, Corlaer's-Hook Merry Thomas, ship wright, 18 Harrison Middleton William, cooper, 15 Catharine-lane Miller Andrew, h. carpenter, 3 West Miller Eli, shipwright, upper end of Cherry Miller Frederick, cooper, 71 Front Miller Henry, trunk-maker, 315 Pearl M:ller Jesse, cabinet-maker, Orchard Miller J. & F. coopers, 7 2 Front Miller Joseph, cabinet-maker, Fifth Milling William, ship wright, 50 Bed tow Mills Charles, cooper, 12 Fletcher Mills James, h. carpenter, 1 Fayette Mills John, boat-builtler, 49 Henry Mills William, cabinet-maker, Broadway Mitchell Henry, h. carpenter, li'9 Greenwich 28* josrs's NE-carpenter, Youle's Furnace, Cherry Morgan John, h. carpenter, 13 New-slip Morgan Thomas, h. carpenter, '26 Hannan Morgan William, cabinet-maker, 45 Read Marin Michael, h. carpenter. 35 Read Morrel Jacob, cabinet-maker, Grand Murrel! William, shipwright, 170 Division Morris Abraham, cooper, 16 Magazine Morris Charles, h. carpenter, Noith Moore Morris Eli jah, cooper, 27 Bowery Morris James, lu carpenter, 74 Chamber Morrison Samuel, h. carpenter, Essex Morss Peter, cabinet-maker, 104 Liberty Mosely, carver and gilder, 19 Cnatham jl/ott Stephen, h. carpenter, Bccllow A/ott Thomas, upholsterer, 121 Fly- market 3/ott William, fancy chair-maker, 51 Broadway 3/ozet Joseph, h. carpenter, 15 Barclay A/unday John, cooper, rear of 4 William A/unger Dennis, shipwright, upper end of Cherry A/unsonlra, h. carpenter, 1 13 Division jl/urden Joseph, cabinet-maker, 26 J/arketfield A/t;rdock William, cooper, 87 Front il/urphy John, cooper, 38 Barclay A/urray Thomas, h. carpenter] 15 Catharine-lane A/urray William, h. carpenter, Birmingham V. — Masons, Bricklayers, Plaisttrcrs and Stone Cutters. if' Bride Hugh, stone-cutter, First M'Cammon J/ark, mason, 34 Whitehall A/'Camion James, paver, Hester M'Combs Isaac, builder and mason, Washington, near Duane M'Combs John, builder and mason, Bowery, above Spring A/ Combs John, paver, 12 Duane A/'Cune William, mason, 358 Greenwich MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. S8S M'Dowal , mason, Hester M'Donogh Darby, mason, 4 Bancker M'Farlane John, stone-cutter, 224 William MT'arlane , mason, 9 Bedlow M'Garrison Archibald, mason, Elm M'Garroway Patrick, mason, Mott M'Gee James, mason, 5 Upper Read M'Gee Samuel, mason, 59 Cherry M'Gralh Patrick, stone-cutter, &c. 9 Church M'Graw Duncan, sawyer of marble, 69 Murray M'hityre Hugh', stone-cutter, foot of Warren M'lnt)ie Moses, bricklayer, 95 Anthony W'nlyre Robert, paver, 66 Mulberry M'Kennv William, stone-cutter, Greenwich, corner Rector M'Laughlin Henry, bricklayer, Elm Mabie Abraham, mason, 35S Greenwich Maghee Samuel, mason, near the Collect Marsh Ephraim, stone-cutter, 12 Rector Marsh Howell, mason, 9 Rose Marsh , mason, 9 Vandewater Mathews David, mason, Cross Mathews James, mason, 26 Bedlow Mathews John, mason, 26 Bedlow Mathews William, mason, (-2 Harman Maxwell John, mason, 49 Robinson May George, mason and grocer, 14 Murray Merritt Henry, mason, 5 Leonard Miller Moses, stone-cutter, foot of Murray, house 10 Duatie Mills Aaron, mason, 50 Anthony Mitchell John, bricklayer, Elm Montgomery Alexander, stone-cutter, 37 Murray Montanye John, mason, 97 Chamber Moore Jacob, mason, 37 Barley Moore James, mason, 37 Barley Moore Nicholas, mason, 97 Chamber Moore Samuel, mason, 62 Chapel Morgan Howell, mason, North A/bore Morgan Joseph, mason, 53 Anthony Morgan Thomas, mason, Anthony JJ/orreiJ Andrew, mason, 40 Frankfort Afurrison Samuel, stone-cutter, 68 Read JJfurton William, stone-cutter, 47 Thomas Murray James, mason, 23 Bead V I.— Smiths of every description, including those v.ho work in the Precious Metals, Jewels, $c. and tf'atchmukers. M'Cammon Enoch, moulder, 341 Greenwich M'Cammon John, moulder, Broadway, near Union Furnace d d \ 290 Jones's new -yob* M'Clyman John C. silversmith, 40 Warren M'Dougall Alexander, blacksmith, 5 Barclay M'Dougall Alexander, blacksmith, 2 Chapel M Ewen Duncan, plumber & pewterer, Water, corner Beekman-olip M'Fairly Manus, blacksmith, Mott M'lsaac James, blacksmith, 64 Chapel ^ M'Kee William, gunsmith, 285 Water M'Laughlin Garret, lock & gunsmith, 58 Oak Marshall Joseph, coppersmith, 181 Water, house 92 John Ma rt >n John, whitesmith & bra^s-founder, 17 Barclay Martin Samuel, watch-maker, 68 William Mead Henry, blacksmith, 3 Leonard Me«*ks Ed-.vard, black and whitesmith, 29 Barclay Merry Norman, blacksmith, CorlaerVhook Midwinter John, blacksmith, 54 Oliver & 92 Catharine Midwinter & Michael, shipsmiths, Cherry, near Youle's Furnace Miller, Adam tc Lewis, coppersmiths, 444 Pearl &c 9 Peck-slip Miller Paul, blacksmith, 5f3 Greenwich, near Budd Milne Tnomas, jeweller, 4 New Moore John, gunsmith, 5 Chatham Jfeaorehead James, blacksmith, Suffolk Morris William II. jeweller, 1 11 Maiden-lane Morris William, jeweller, Broadway, near the Furnace Mott &c Morne, watch-makers, S47 Pearl Mount Hubert, tin-plale-worker, 48 Barclay, 52 Vesey, & 1 Burling-sl. VII. — Mechanics, Trades, and Callings, not before enumerated. M'Andrew John, rope-maker. Second M'Andrew Patrick, laborer, Cro-s M' Arthur Collin, silk-dyer, 272 Greenwich, corner Chamber M Auley John, laborer, 96 Anthony M'Bcth Andrew, shoemaker, 97 Division M'Beth William, shoemaker, 25 Harman M'Cabe James, laborer, 11 Rector M Cannon James, porter, 5 Upper Read M'Carran Thomas, laborer, Third M'Cartney Johii, laborer, 1 1 Mulberry M'Car'.on William, taylor, 76 Cherry M'Carty Jeremiah, baker, 23 Bed'.ow M'Carty Peter, currier, 12 Jacob • M'Carty William, ta\lor, 76 Cherry M-Carty Jeremiah, taj lor, 86 Fair M'Carty Patrick, stone-cutter, 81 Murray M 'Clave Mary, inarket-wonian, 251 Greenwich M'Clennon Barnet, taliow-chandler, 16 Upper Read M'Clure William, soap-boiK r, 28 Bridge „ M'Cluie William, soap-boiler, 14 Catharine MERCAXTILE DIRECTOR*. 2S1 M'C'olleck Patrick, laborer, 8 Robinson M'Colleck William, shoemaker, 361 Greenwich M'Comb Samuel, laborer, 49 Robinson M'Connell Abigail, widow of Jacob, tayloress, 5 Ferry M'Connell John, laborer, 23 :l/ulberry .fl/'Connell James, laborer, Cross M'Cormick Barnard, shoemaker, Barley, corner of Chapel M'Cormick Barnet, boot-maker, 64 Chapel M'Coskar Owen, shoemaker, 3 Augustus M'Coun James, laborer, 61 Bedlow M'Crea John, hair-dresser, 12 Old-slip M'Crea Archibald, rigger, 10 Chatham M'Cready Alexander, tobacconist, 37 Murray M'Cready Andrew, shoemaker, Spring M'Cready Archibald, rigger, 10 Chatham M'Cready James, laborer, 22 Chatham M'Cready John, laborer, 27 Yandewater M'Crum James, sawyer, 33 Jay M'Cully Alexander, taylor, 29 Division M'Cullum Archibald, ta-vlor, 220 Greenwich M'Cullum A. & C. saddlers, 96 Broadway M'Dermott Robert, book-binder, 23 Harman M'Dermott Donald, laborer, Moore's-row, Jleury M'Dermott George, laborer, 5 1 Peail ^ M'Donogh Frederick, taylor, >o Barclay M Donald John, rigger and stevadore, Cherry-stKvt, Mechanic Alley and 109 Lombard M' Donald John, rigger, BO Lombard M'Dougall Archibald, gardener, Third M'Dougall John, glass cutter, &c. Orange M'Dougall John, taylor, 7 Church M'Evers John, laborer, 4 Barley M'Evers Sarah, tayloress, 40 Augustus M' Fall John, shoemaker, 24 Chamber M'Fali, Robert, laborer, 18 Roosevelt M'Farlane Alexander, hatter, 36 Church M'Farla.ie M chael, laborer, 8 Catharine-lanc M'Farlane Wright, shoemaker, Grand M'Garr John, laborer, 1 1 Augustus M'Garrahan Mrs. 49 Read M'Garry William, sawyer, 77 Murray M'Garry Peter, laborer, 5 Catharine-lane M'Garrii.k William, sawyer, 77" Murray M'GeeThomas, lamp-lighter, 12 Henry M'Ginnes Michael, stevadore, 26 Harman M'Ginley Joseph, coffee-grinder, 28 Moore 292 Jones's kew-ygrk. M'Gonegal James, shoemaker, 42 Iiarman M'Graw John, tanner, Hester M Gray Richard, laborer, Jefferson M'Gregor James, laborer, 157 Division M'Gregor Paul, gardener, Washington Garden, Brannon M'Gregor and Tyler, nursery and seedmen, Washington Ga/dcoe Brannon M' Hardy Philip, laborer, Bullock M'Harrow, shoemaker, 12 Bowery M'lntosh Allen, taylor, 495 Greenwich M Kay James, shoemaker, 58 Division M Kay JohH, laborer, Anthony M'Kay Thomas, sail-maker, 74 Chamber M'Kee taylor, 219 Water M'Kay John, painter and glazier, 12 Warren M'Kenny Mrs. nurse, 8 Lumber M'Kcnny James, hair-diesser, 411 Pearl M'Kinzie James, hair-dre3ser 41 1 Pearl M'Kinzie Alexander, paintei and glazier, 276 Greenwich M'Kutchin Hugh, laborer, Elizabeth M'J.ane James, pedlar, Thiid M'Manus John, shoemaker, Elizabeth M'M'>rrow Thomas, laborer 95 Anthony M'Myllen Dennis, laborer, Scamniel M'Mullen John, laborer, fifth M'Mullen John, laborer, 12 Sixth M'Nabb John, taylor, 284 Warier M'PhersonJ. news collector, for New-York Gazette*, 103 Division M'Q"een John, merchant taylor, 12 Ferry M'Yeagh William, shoemaker, 9 Birmingham M'Namara Peter, rigger, 24 Division Michett Samuel, shoemaker, 22 Nassau M ar k Daniel, milliner. 386 Pearl >fakay John, sfevadore and rigger, 38 Catharine Mackie Alexander, laborer, Hester MackinsJohn, rigger, 49 Cheapside M^ckin Nicholas, laborer, 2 Lombaid Madan Charles, porter, 16 Pine . I Jvjadan Widow, mantua-mal.er, 88 Chapel Jkjagee John, taylor, 55 Division Magdalen Lewis, sawyer, 28 Robinson Mahany James, saddler, 23 Chatham Mahary John, shoemaker, 12 Bowery J|/.iin James, shoemaker, 62 Read Main John, shoemaker, 17 Magazine .Major Samuel, painter and glazier, 34 Oak MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. aw Malta Anthony, segar-maker, Henry Mallenbray John, carpet weaver, 64 Chatham Mallory James, hatter, 233 Water Maloy Thomas, taylor, 59 Division Manchester Ephraim, weaver, 109 Harman Jflandeville, John, shoemaker, 228 Greenwich Manlius Bryant, laborer, 27 Catharine-lane Mann Archibald, sail-maker, lOBancker Mann Edward, sail-maker, 61 Cliff, loft Jackson's Wharf Mann John, tallow-chandler, 400 Pearl Mann David, butcher, Bowery, near two mile stone Manning Letitia, mantua-maker, 48 Barley Manning Charles, laborer, Mott Maranda Widow of Anthony, confectioner, 16Jo!m Marcell Francis, shoemaker, Essex Mansfield John, sawyer, 3 Read Marks Joseph, gardener, Orchard Marks Mathew, gardener, Orchard Marks Peter, gardener, Orchard Marks Samuel, printer, 98 Maiden-lane Marie Richard, ragman, Bowery Marmion Richard H. tobacconist, Cherry Marrener Edward, hairdresser and marshal, Laight Marriner, Jane, mantua-maker, 26 Cherry Marschalk Francis, sail-maker, 76 Gold, and Water, corner New-slip Marschalk Francis, sail-maker, 42 Harman Marsh David, butcher, Bowery Road Marsh Elizabeth, mantua-maker, 17 Murray Marsh James, butcher, Delancey Marsh John, painter, 8 Rutger Marshall Adam, chimney-sweeper, 45 Augustus Marshall James, taylor, 66 Beekmau Marshall John, shoe-store, 15 Park Marshall Lebbeus, taylor, 44 Division Marshall Peter, taylor, 18 Chamber Marshall William, potter, Essex Marshall Widow Mary, mantua-maker, 14 Barley Marshall Joseph, shoemaker, 68 Chapel Marshall Misses, mantua-niakers, 34 Warren Martin Anthony, segar-maker, 12 Henry Martin, Clement, laborer, 12 Barclay Martin Francis, baker, Fourth Martin James, portrait and miniature painter, 4 Wall Martin John, shoemaker, Broadway Martin John E. comedian, Staple Martin Luke, laborer, 28 Augustus Martin Thomas, livery stable, 39 Barclav d d 2 204 JOVES'S KEW-YCRK Martinot Genost, umbrelia-maker, 199 William Marie Mary, nurse, 3 Chapel Markless Henry, butoher, Fourth Marvin Jeffry, gardener, First Masier Johnj oystennan, 1 1 Hector Mason Isaac, broker, 61 Chatham Mason John, skinner, 105 Gold Mason William, gilder, 15 Magazine Mass John, laborer, 57 Henry Mathewson Murdock, laborer, 28 Lumber Mathison Robert, fancy trimmings, &c. upper end of Mott Mathews John, rigger, 15 Lombard Mathon Julian, glover, 175 Water Maverick A. copperplate-printer, 73 Liberty and 13 Fair Maxwell Edward, laborer, 2 Read Maxwell Joseph, morocco leather manufactory, 15 Ro«e Maxwell W. tallow-chandler, 2 19 Greenwich" Mayr II John, halter, 98 Beekman Mayell William, hatter, 57 Chamber Mead Joiin, laborer, 92 Catharine Mead John, laborer, Walnut Mead Joseph, grindery, Rutger, corner Ilarmeo Mead Peter, laborer, 85 Mulberry Mead Silas, butcher, Arundel Mead William, saddler, 6 Chatham-square Mealv Stephen, shoemaker, 64 Chapel, corner Barley Meckleburg Charles, skinner, 26 Cherry Metker, Cary, shoemaker, 30 Upper Read Meeks Charles, harness-maker, 8 Dutch Mceks john, shoemaker, 8 Fair Megary Thomas, painter & colorman, 69 John Meginley james, coffee-grinder, 28 Moore Menace, Broadway, above Dr. Livingston's Mercein Andrew, baker, 93 Gold Mercein Thomas B. hard bread baker, 75 Fair ' i Me kle Frederick, butcher, 68 Chamber Merrell Abraham, shoemaker, 48 Harman Merrell Frederick, shoemaker, 62 Barclay Merrell William, shoemaker, 40 Maiden-Jane Merntt Phcebe, mantua maker, 401 Pearl Mersereau Daniel, ladies' shocstore, 62 Broadway Mesirve George, butcher, corner Delancey & Ihad Mesirve William, butcher, Bowery Mesnard Thomas, shoe-store, 35 John M'tzer Conrad, baker, 71 Fast George Mic hael Joseph, porteT, 52 Church Micliaelrain John, taylor, 15 Bed!.»w MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Michcati William, boot & shoemaker, 92 Water Michel Joseph, laylor, 89 Nassau Mickin Henry, fruiterer, 25 Chatham Mickle James, porter to the Custom-Home, Cross Mikmak Henry, furrier, E'm, corner Catharine-lane Mildeberger Christopher, leather-dresser, 21 Vandewater Mi;deberger John & Christopher, tanners, 19 Yandewater Mildeberger John, shoemaker, 14 Read Mildeberger John, leather-dresser, 19 Chatham Mildeberger & Co. J. A. soap & candle store, 23 Nassau Miller Abner, laborer, 2 Birmingham Miller Arthur, laborer, Jefferson Aliller Alexander, book-binder, 51 Church Miller Charles, skinner, 11 Jacob Miller Christian, butcher, Bowery Miller Elizabeth, seamstress, 37 Read Miller Henry, shoemaker, 15 Pine Miller Henry, rigger, 55 Harman Mi'ier Hiram, shoemaker, 149 Harman Miher James, laborer; 33 Ann Miller James, laborer, Norfolk Miller John, gardener, First, corner of North Miller John, milkman, 57 Cherry Miller John, painter, 243 Water Miller John, hatter, 15 Fayette, and 100 Henry Miller Israel, laborer, 47 Read Miller John, hair-dresser, 16 Dey Miller Lawrence, rigger, 6 Lombard Miller Nicholas, I air-dresser, 219 Water Miller Thomas, rigger, 13 Chesnut Miller William, Saker, 80 Henry Miller Zephaniah, laborer, Second Million James, tobacconist, 16 Upper Read Mills John, boot & shoe-store, 204 Broadway Milis F.zra, boot & shoemaker, Pump Milis Nanc), washer, 16 Frankfort Mills Stephen, shoemaker, 27 Bowery Mills Timothy, bookbinder, 104 Pearl Milling! on John, shoemaker, Iji> s ter Minard Laac, boot & shoe nur.ufactory, 7 William Ming Alexander, printer, 102 Water Miiiikorn Nichols, laborer, First Minuse George, soap & cu. idle-maker, C Chatham Mi rand j John, laborer, 54 Warren M using John, shoemaker, I Leonard Mwler Elizabeth, toy-jhop, 222 Greenwich Mitchell Henry, riggc,, 5 Rutgor 296 jones's netv-york Mitchell Henry, ripgtr, Charlotte, corner Harman Mitchell John, painter, 418 Greenwich Mitchell Joseph, laborer, Greenwich Mitten Jacob, laborer, Fourth Moles Zachariah, ngger, Charlotte Molleii Charles, comb-maker, 6 Doyer Mslloy Robert, taylor, 54 Bancker Montanye widow, tayloress, 103 Church Montgomery John, musical instrument-maker, 255 Broadway Montross James, cordwainer, CorlaerVHook Mood Catharine, shop-keeper, 8 Depeyster Mook William, saddler, Bowery Moon Joseph, hatter, 44 East George Mooney Daniel, painter and glazier, Church Moore Baltus, soap and can die- maker, 212 Broadway Moon- Blaze, tobacconist, 2 John Mo^re James, baker, 4 George jl/oore George, laborer, Sixth A/ooreJames, comb-maker, Henry Moore Robert, bookbinder and stationer, 28 Pearl Afoore Sanmel, mason, 68 Chapel A/oore William, butcher, David il/uorehouse Abraham, taylor Essex •fl/orehouse James, cordwainer, Pitt A/oranda John, laborer, Warren Aforgan John, h. carpenter, 13 New-slip A/organ A/organs, shoemaker, 26 Division A/organ John S shoemaker, 26 Division A/organ John, potter, Scammel Aforgan Alexander, laborer, 25 Henry Morris Fanny, tayloress, 441 Pearl Morris Hypolite, hair-dresser, 92 Cherry Morris Jacob, baker, 1 Charlotte A/orris John, tailor, 1 18 Chatham A/orris John, shoemaker, 213 Greenwich Morris Richard, shoemaker, 57 Water Morrison David, hair-dresser, 53 Bowery Morrow John, shoemaker, 97 Catharine Moses Anthony, printseller, 18 Park Mott Ananias, shoemaker, 35 Read. Mott Ann, fruiterer, 7 Bowery Mott Jacob C. morocco leader manufactory, 39 Frankfort Mott Biehbill, tobit conist, 122 Bowery Mott Thoma;, paper hanging-store, 374 Broadway MoulmerC. ladies' hair-dresser, 100 Catharine Mount Adam D. baker, 51 Ferry Mount Miss, mactua-maker, CO Broadway XERCAK7ILE KIT.ECTORT. Mourhcad Robert, baker, 8G James Mourson Nathaniel, sawyer, ilud>on Mulheran John, soap& candle-maker, Magr.zine Mullen James, boot & shoemaker, 71 Beekniau Mullen John, rigger, tear of 4 William Mullcry James, hatter, 58 Cliff Monday David, shoemaker, 252 William Munday widow, seamstress, 7 Orange Munnell Charles, comb-maker, Dover MjUnson Reuben, comb-maker, 110 Henry Munroc Robert, shoemaker, 18 Road Murphy Isabella, mantua-maker,7 Cedac • Murphy Wm. barber, 5 Augustus Murray John, hair-dresser. 367 Pearl Murray Philip, laborer, 29 George ~ MusgroveT. morocco manufacturer, 22 Robinson Myers Jacob, baker, 59 Division Myers Lewis, ta\ lor, 24 William. Myefs Peter, tailor, 2 I5eaver-!ane VIII. — Shipmasters, Mariners, rj- Boatmen. M'Alpin J. W. mariner, 7 Oak M'Caddin Patrick, mariner, Elm M'Cann Barney, mariner, 23 Augustus M'Coun baniuel, Boatman, Essex M 'Curdy Thomas, mariner, 6 Charlotte M'Coy William, boatman, Anthony M'Donald Rand'e, shipmaster, 43 Robinson M'Dougal! Alexander, shipmaster, 3-15 Washington M'Gregor, James, mariner, 153 Division M'Ginnis Michael, mariner and stevadorc, 2J Ilarirca M'JLnughlin John, mariner, Rivington M 'Miller James, shipmaster, 25 Oak M'Mullen Frederick, mariner, 79 Lombard M'I.ean William, mariner, 91 James M'NealWm. mariner, 31 Charlotte M'Pherson John, boatman, 103 Division M'RineJohn, manner, 49 Chcapside Mace George-, mariner, Mott Macy George, mariner, 6 Mott Magson Robert, mariner, 27 Bancker Mallaby Francis, shipmaster, 14 Wall Mallory Wm. C. pilot, 58 Cliff" Mansfield John, shipmas'.er, Magazine, near Chatham- Marling Wm mariner, 7 8 Ilarnian Marsrhalk Tliomas, manner, 12 Roosevelt •Marshall Eliliu, sound and coast pilot, 34 Warren 298 JONIS'S NEW-TOP.K Marsh Thomas, shipmaster, 23 Fair Marlin Thomas, mariner, 29 1 /unbare} Martling Daniel, shipmaster, North Moore Mason John, shipmaster, 47 Augustus Mathews Abraham, ferryman, 14 Anthony Mathews John, shipmaster, 23. Division Mathews Robert, shipmaster, 9 Dutch Matlock, jun, White, shipmaster, 28 5 Greenwich Mead Reuben, boatman, 83 Bedlow Mency James, mariner, 25 Henry Mihcs James. mariner,33 Ann Merritt Henry, mariner, 7 Leonard Messier, shipmaster, 30 Cedar Miller David, mariner, Jefferson Miller George, ship master, 62 Roosevelt Miller Henry, mariner, 100 Division Miller John, shipmaster, 102 Warren Miller Nicholas, pilot, 28 Vande water Miller Peter, boatman, Pump Mil's Jacob, mariner, Bayard Mil ward John, shipmaster, 19 Beaver Ming John, branch pilot, 390 Pearl Minugh John, branch pilot, M Grid Mitchel George, shipmaster, 17 Pump Mitchell David, branch pilot, 79 Gold Mitchell Robert, branch pilot, 79 Gold Montgomery John, shipmaster, 13 Stone Montgomery Robert, shipmaster, 35 Chamber Morling Win. mariner, 78 Harman Morris John P. shipmaster, 88 Bowery Morris John, shipmaster, 1 Hester Morris Nicholas, mariner, 83 Roosevelt Morrison Win, mariner, 26 Cherry Mortimore Levens, mariner, 48 £. George Moss Win. mariner, First Mott Henry, shipmaster, Beach Mullener, James, coaster, Bedlow Murdock Andrew, shipmaster, Sixth Myers George, mariner, 8 Barclay Myers Nicholas, shipmaster, 1 14 Harman tX. — Miscellaneous* M'Adams Ann, 57 Broadway M'Bath James, 19 James M'Bain widow Mary, 9 Cheapside M'Ca'kin widjw, 397 Greenwich M'Can Barnard, '23 Augustus MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. M'Clasey Susannah, 168 Division M'Clelan Joseph, 5 Ferry M'Clure Francis, 19 Duane M'Crea widow Mary, corner Water and Clinton M'Cready jnn. James, 227 Water M'Cormack S.iuel, 28 Henry M'Cutchin Hu^h, Elizabeth, near Hester M'Donald Ann, 2 liarman M'Dougall John, 8 Cntirch M'Dutfy widow Mary, 23 Bancker M'Lvers Charles, 34 'Wall M'Evers Peter, 20 Lumber M'Farlane Win. 12 Magazine M'Garhagan nus. 49 Uead M'Garry Win. 77 Murray M'Gee Sarah, 4 Mulberry M'Gowin Samuel, 26 Henry M'Grean Michael, 9 Broad M'Habiu widow Ann, 15 Bedlow M'Henry widow Mary, 182 Division M'Kay James, 21 Old-slip M'lntyre Elizabeth, 26 liarman M'lvean, Elizabeth, 1 Dutch M'Kee widow Mary, 39 Oak M'Kenzie widow Keneth, 100 Liberty M'Ker widow Ellen, Bullock M'Kinnon Neil, 75 Fair M'Kivers James, Spring M'Larren widow, 61 Fair M'Lean Ann, 103 Beekman, corner Nassau M'Mickle widow, 31 James M'Millan Sarah, 6 r'rankfort M' Mi. Ian widow of Andrew, 34 Barclay M'Necl Agnes, 3 Lumber M I'herson widow Mary, 3 Bancker M'Fher^on widow Ei.en, Henry M' Robin iVter, 19 Beaver Mack widow Sarah, 5h Chapel Mackavoy Martin, Second jMahony Widow, 26 Barclay Malcom Widow of Gen. William, 3 Whitehall Malevault Madame, 339 Broadway Manlev Robert, 7 Dcy Mann Elizabeth, 12 D.-y Mannett Widow, 57 Division Mar;h widow Margarelta, 115 Read Manold Martin, 33 Warren Maichand Monsieur, l\lr " ' ' jones's n£W-york Mar:>h Mrs, 23 Fair Marshall Nelv-iniah, Orchard Marshall 5iuibe«I, 111 Ftarl Martue Jaime P. First Martin Wnlow Locy, Charlotte, corner t flcdlow Martin Widow Mar\ , J(i Maide.i-lane Martin Patrick, 25 Chatham Martin Widow J me, First Martm Widow Pi 1 cilia, Becllow Martin Widow So]: iiia, 7 -i'irmingham Mason Widow «l John, 'J Pine Ma»terton Widow of David, 7 1 William Mathews Elizabeth, 30 First Mathison 13 3 Lumber Maxwell Jame s li. 6(i Greenwich Maxwell William, 7 Frahkfoft Mays John, 33 Henry May John, 9 Murray Mazzinehe Dominick, 2^G Greenwich Mead Henry, 1 1 Jaiues .Mead John,' Walnut Mead Widow Mary, 71 R»»ail Mecan Widow Margaret, Elizabeth Mi cklenburgh Charles, leather-dresser, &c. 26 Cherry More Murtin, 14 Brannon Moorehead Isaac, Hester Morgan jnmes, 16 Robinson Morris john, 4 Leonard Morris Garrit, 27 Moore Morrison William, Hester Mosier Elijah, Norfolk M°unt George, Elizabeth Mountain jacob, Third Myers Cornelius C. 61 Church Myers Henry, 5 Leonard Myers Thomas, 12 Barley Mjers jnmes, Mott Myers Martin, Rivinglon Myers Thomas, laUpp-j- Barley 304 JOWIS'S KEW-TOXE N. I. — Learned Professions and Public Officer *. Nack Matthias, inspector of lumber, Harrison Nash Daniel, marshal, 2 Bed low Nash M. select seminary, 7 Peck-slip Naval Office, at the government house Nazzo James, custom-house officer, Second Nesbit jun. Samuel, physician, 315 Water Nesbit sen. Samuel, physician, 36 Oliver, store li)4 Cherry Neilson John, M. D 28 Pine Newark Stage-Office, 5 Cortlandt Nlwbern and New-Windsor Stage-house, 9 South Newbold Henry, accountant, 35 Warren New kirk Barnet, constable, 10 Liberty Newport Henry, accountant, 35 Warren Newson Robert, inspector of lumber, 95 Catharine Nichols George, Hour inspector, 3 Henry Nexen Elias W. city gauger, 17 Ferry Nixon Richard, marshal, 18 Cliff Nichols George, inspector, 18 Catharine Nortk Benjamin, lumber inspector, 39 Harman Norwood Andrew, custom-house measurer, 58 Beaver II. — Merchants, Dry Good and Book Stores, and Store keepers in general. Napier Andrew, merchant, corner of South and Depeyster Nathan Simon, auctioneer, 27 Water Nathan & co. salesmen, 204 Greenwich Nathan & Powers, auctioneers, 5 Burling-sl ; p Neilson Wm merchant, house 2 milestone, Neilson jun. Wm. merchant 46 Water Nei'son&co. Wm. merchants, 46 Water Neilson James, merchant, 5 Albany-bason and 4 Carlisle Nesbit John, ship-chandler, 98 Beekman Nesbittsen. Samuel, dry good store, 194 Cherry, house 38 Oliver Nesbit & Jauncey, druggists, 3 15 Water Nicoll Augustus, china and glass store, 179 Water Nevisus Peter, merchant, 16 Stone Newbold George, merchant, 282 Pearl Newby Robert S. merchant, 70 Pine Newton Win. merchant, 19 Piovoost New-York Insurance Office, 31 Wall New-York Sugar Refining Co hp an v, cor. Church & Leonard New-York Evening Post Office, 40 Pine Nexen Elias, merchant, 18 Burling-slip NexseDjUD. Wm. auctioneer, 134 Water, house 56 Dey MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 305 Nixon Thomas, merchant, 74 Pine Noah Elias, stork and money broker, 87 Greenwich Noon D. merchant, corner of Pearl and Chatham Norsworthy Samuel, dry good store, 462 Pearl Norwood Andre* S. carpet store, 132 William Noyts Seth H. dry gooil store, 84 William III. — Grocers, Taverns, Inns, Porter-Houses, Hotels, Boarding- Houses, Brewers, and Distillers. Neafie Garrit, grocer, 74 Vesey Neal Henry, grocer, 68 front Neal Reuben, grocer, U.9 Lombard Needham Thomas, sailor-;' boarding-house, 17 Lombard Nelson William, grocer, 75 Lombard Nesbit Archibald, grocer, 54 Barley, corner Chapel Nestell Christian I. grocer, 369 Pearl N ew City Hotel, 123 Broadway Nevins Martin, grocer, 125 Broad and 2 Garden Newman mrs. Ann, boarding house, 77 Division Newson Thomas, grocer, 15 E. George Newton James, grocer, 7 Bedlow New-York Garden, 233 Broadway, opposite the Park Nexsen William l£. grocer, 174 Front Nichols Augus'us, grocer, 16 Burling-slip Nichols Ann, boarding-house, Oliver Nichols &son Walter, grocers, 15 Beekman-slip Niven George, grocer, 185 Cherry Noble John, win", spirits 4' porter merchant, 63 Stone Nugent Richard, grocer, Charlotte IV. — House-Ca- centers, Joiners, Cabinet-makers, Ship-wn'ghts, Boat- buil.'-.rs, Bl k V if Pump-makers, and Mechanics who work prin- cipally in Wood. Neafie I'eter, carpenter, Washington Neilson Samuel, musical instrument maker, 21 Barclay Nesbit James, Windsor chair maker, 78 Chatham, shop 455 Pearl Newman Coles, h. carpenter, Suffolk Newman Hkhard, h. carpenter, Suffolk Newton Joseph, builder, 109 Greenwich Newton Samuel, h. carpenter, 12 Bedlow Niblock James, h. carpenter, 3 Bedlow Nicholl James, cooper, 35 & 4 1 Chamber Nichols John, carver and gilder, 308 Broadway Nichols Win. shipwright, 8 Charlotte Niven John, h. carpenter, 28 Lombard Noe Elia<, h. carpenter, Hai man near Charlotte b e 2 306 jones's new-york Noe Michael, h. carpenter, Third Noe Samuel, ship wright, 80 Lombard Noble , h. car penter, 2 Harrison Norris Michael, h. carpenter, Third North Benjamin, h. carpenter and inspector of lumber, 39 Iiarmaa Norwood Richard, chair-maker, 32 Vesey Nott Abraham, h. carpenter, Pump Nott Nathaniel, h. carpenter, 100 Second V. — Masons, Bricklayers, Plaisterers and Stone-Cutters. Naylor Peter, mason, 22 Upper Read Newman Ralph, mason, 72 Chamber Noble Francis, bricklayer, Sixth North James, mason, Hudson Nugent John, mason, 12 Chatham VI. — Smiths of every description, including; those who work in the Precious metals, Jewels, SfC. cmAJPutch-makers. Newell John, blacksmith, 4 Chamber Nicholl Alex, blacksmith, 2+ Lumber Nicholas Henry, blacksmith, 55 Bowery Nichols James, blacksmith, 02 Read Norris Thomas, brass-founder, 101 Division VII. — Mechanics, Trades, and callings not before enumerated. Nappey Andrew, hair-dresser, 299 Broadway Navarro Isaac, porter, 7 1 Cortlandt Neal John, shoe-maker, Magazine Neal Joseph, boot and shoe-maker, 36 Rose Nevin Thomas, laborer, 3 Bedlow Needon widow, tayloress, Bayard Needham Thomas, rigger, 17 Lombard Nelson Jacob, rigger, 39 Bedlow Nelson Patrick, laborer, 153 Division Nelson Wm. butcher, 145 Division, cor. Rutgers Nesbit , tallow chandler, S8 Beekman New-York I'hcenixSoaf &Candle Manv factory, Bowery Newliouse John, sawyer, 397 Greenwich Nicholas Neal, laborer, 48 Cheapside Nichols /acob, butcher, Elizabeth Nichols David, butcher, Elizabeth Nichols Lewis, printer, 308 Broadway Nichols mrs. mantua-maker, 102 William Nichols mrs. midwife, Murray, corner Chapel Nichols Phoebe, mantua-maker, 77 Maiden-lan« Nichols Zophar, milkman, Bowery Niles Wallis, musician, 43 Lombard MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 307 Nimmo Alex, shoemaker, 12 Cortlandt Noble /ohn, laborer, 3 J Lombard Noble /ohn, stevadore, Anthony Noe John, shoemaker, Elizabeth Noe Lewis, laborer, Bedlow Norris James, shoemaker, 193 WiUiain Nott/amej, rigger, 12 Henry Notty George, laborer, 45 Hester Nourst John, quill manufacturer, 38 Bedlow Nowel /ames, laborer, 47 /ames Nurse Thomas, rigger and mariner, 73 Henry VIII. — Shipmasters, Mariners, Sf Boatmen, Nash Thomas, shipmaster, Mott Nash , shipmaster, 4 Vande water Nash Samuel, mariner, 9 Batavia-!anc Navarro Israel, pilot, 22 Augustus Neal John, mariner, 78 Harman Neilson Samuel, mariner, 15 Ferry Nevis Samuel, mariner, 3 Rutger Newell James, shipmaster 57 Pearl Newell John, mariner, 78 Harman Newell Richard, shipmaster, 78 Cherry Newson Samuel, shipmaster, 28 Lombard Nichols Thomas, mariner, 42 Anthony Nichols William, shipmaster, First Nixon William, shipmaster, 10 Cliff Norton Thoma?, shipmaster, 24 Ferry Norwood Hunter U. pilot, 69 Cliff Nowell James, mariner, 47 James Nugent Robert, mariner, 275 Water IX. — Miscellaneous. Nash widow Bridget, First Nathan widow of Joseph, 34 Whitehall Neal widow Margaret, 55 Murray Needham widow Theodosia, Bayard Nestell Ann, 41 Chatham Nevill widow Hester, 13 Pell Newton widow Jane, 14 Harman Nexsen John, 49 Cedar Nexsen William, 7 Vandewater Nexsen William, 56 Dey Nichols widow Hagar, 36 Chapel Nichols widow, Fifth Nichols widow Hannah, 108 Division Nichols widow Mary, 308 Broadway Nichols Robert, 303 Water 308 J0SEb r & NEW-YdRl Nichols, sen. Walter, 13 Oliver Niciosc widow Either, 10 George Nicola Gabriel, 82 Chamber, &c 21 Upper Read Nicoll Edward, 28 Greenwich Nitchic John, 38 Broad Nob'e Robert, 44 Vesey Noe Lenuntis, 18 Broad Nov Samuel, 51 Jx>m!>ard N«>e Thomas, 61 Barley Norman widow, near \ au.vlull Norrowav Anlhon), Bowery Norwood Hichard, 52 Gold Nowling Mai tin, 61 Henry X. — Curtmen. •Navi#John, Mott Neil William, cart man Sc grocer, 75 Lombard Neilson James, 83 Murray Neilson James, Greenwich, near the State-Prison Netcll Adam, Second Newberry John, Jefferson Norris Eden, Crosby Norton Jacob, Third Nutt,jun. Nathaniel, 100 Second O. [. — Learned Professions, and Public OJkers. Oakey Mrs. teacher, Desbrosses Oakley Morris, constable, 84 Harman O'Blenis Barnard, clerk of police, II Anthony O'Brien Rev. William, 57 Warren O'Brien Rev. Mathew, D. D. 49 Elm Ogden David A. counsellor at law, 33 Broad, office 12 Garden Ogden David B. counsellor at law, 58 Broad Ogden Gouverneur, attorney, 58 Broad Ogden Ludlow, counsellor at law, 13 Robinson Ogden Thomas L. counsellor at law, 13 Robinson, office 12 Garden Ogilvie Thomas, measurer of lumber, 304 Greenwich Ogilvie Peter, altor. & counsellor at law, 69 Liberty, house CorlaerVh. Ogilvie W. attorney & counsellor at law, 69 Liberty Onderdonk John, physician, 33 Fair Osgood Samuel, naval-officer, 9 Cherry Ostrander Ezekiel, M. D. 135 Cherry Ovington William, accountant, 222 Greenwich Owens Robert I. accountant, 40 Pearl O wens James, student of medicine, 181 Washington MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 309 II. — Merchants, Dry Good and Book Stores, and Store-keepers * in general. Oakley Daniel, merchant, 41 Pine Oakley & Watkinson, merchants, 51 William Oakley James, merchant-taylor, 65 Pine Oakley John H. millinery-store, 394 Pearl Oakley & Co. Daniel, merchants, 231 Pearl O'Connor Hugh, merchant, 125 Front Odell John, ironmonger, 56 Bowery Office of the American Citizen, 8 1 Pearl Office of tlte Commercial Advertiser, 6 9 Pine Office of the Daily Advertiser, 75 Pine Office of the Daily Gazette, 1 1 6 Pearl Office of the Evening Post, 40 Pine • Office of the Morning Chronicle, 59 Water Office of the Mercantile Advertiser, 159 Pearl Office of the Weekly Museum, 3 Peck-slip Office of the Weekly risitor, 1 12 Water Ogclen Albert, merchant, 96 William Ogden Andrew, merchant, 180 Pearl • Ogden Benjamin, merchant, 96 William Ogden George M. merchant, 12 Mechanic-hall, store South Ogden Samuel, merchant, 102 Greenwich Ogden & Co. Jonathan, merchants, 2 & 4 Dey Ogden Joseph, merchant-taylor, 10 Cedar Ogden Andrew, & Brothers, merchants, 96 William - Ogden & Dayton, merchants, 29 South Ogden Samuel G. merchant, 102 Greenwich Ogsbury A. &. F. plated & hardwaiest^re, 77 William Olipliatit Robert, merchant-taylor, 29 Chatham On & Buchanan, merchants, 74 Cedar Osborn Benjamin B. merchant, 103 Pearl, & 30 Broad Osborn Charles, merchant, 7 Beekman-slip Osborn Joseph, circulating library, 77 Pearl Osborn & Van Nostrond, ironmongers, 7 Beekman-slip Ooborn "I homas, merchant, 66 Gold Osburn Samuel, auctioneer, 52 Henry Otis Joseph, merchant, 83 Beekman, store 90 Wall Overing Thomas, merchant, 3 State Ovutt Smith, dry-good store, 136 Chatham III.— Grocers, laverns, Inns, Porter- Hansen, Hotels, Boarding, FLiwses, Brewers, and Distillers. Oakley John, boarding-liouse, 23 Cortlandt Oakley George, grocer, 20 Lombard Oakley Samuel, tavern, 52 Bowery Oaky Martin, grocer & tavern, Greenwich, opposite State-Prison 310 jones's new-york Oates John, porler vanlts, 64 Front O'Brian Astley, grocer, 96 Catharine O'Brian James, porter-house, 3 Bowery Oizier Francis, grocer, 52 Cheapside O'Donald Hugh, grocer, 92 Anthony Ogle John, tavern, 36 E. George O Gorman widow Mary, grocer, 314 Water O'Neal Henry, grocer, 6S Front O'Neal Owen, grocer, 77 Gold OjNeal John, grocer, 30 Mulberry, corner of Cro» °»xT e - 1 T homas » g rocer ' Oliver, corner of Oak OTCeil Thomas, grocer, 27 Augustus Orr Wm. grocer, 38 Barclay Osborn Abner, grocer, 63 Whitehall Osborn widow Lydia, teacher, 188 William Ostrander Gideon, grocer, 60 Division Owens widow Nancy, 71 Division Owens Solomon, tavern, 77 Yesey IV. — Hsuse-Carpenters, Jointrs, Cabinet-makers, Ship-xri^hts, Bout' builders, Block and Pump-makers, and Mechanics who work pi in- cipally in IVood. Oakley Jesse, b. carpenter, Second O'Brian John, cooper, 50 Chatham Odell John, h. carpenter, 54 Bowery Odell Reuben, Windsor chair-maker, Barley Ogden Rufus, carpenter, Grand Ogle John, turner and grocer, 3<> E. George Oliver George, locksmith, l02B«3wery Oliver John, h. carpenter, 1 Catharine, corner of Division Oliver '1 homas, h. carpenter. 7 Tryo i-Row Oliver Wm. h. carpen er, Greenwich, above the Furnace Olmsead Silas, h. carpenter, 172 Division Quderdonk Gairit, h. carpenter, North Moore O liei.ly John, h. carpenter, Soith and Front Osborn Elias, h. carpenter, 101- Warren Osborn Nathan, shipwright, upper end Cherry Ostrander Churles, shipwright, 10 Charlotte Otis Calvin, h. carpenter, 36 Robinson Otis James, h. carpenter, Mulberry Owens John, shipw right, Henry V. — Masons, Bricklayers, Plaisierers and Stone Cutters. O'Brian Alexander, plaisterer, 36 Gold O'Blenis John, mason, DesbrosSes O'Conner Patrick, mason, 36 John MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. O'Connor Patrick, mason, 32 Chatham Odell Francis, mason, 79 Church Oliver John, mason, corner of Cross and Mulberry Orr Thomas, mason, 9 Barley VI. — Smiths of every description, including those who xvork in the Precious Metals, Jewels, fyc. and IVatch-mukcrs. O'Becker John, nailor, Mulberry Oliver George, blacksmith, 102 Bowery VH. — Mechanics, Trades, and Cullings, not before enumerated. Oakley Benjamin, shoemaker , Hester Oakley Samuel, livery stable, 52 Bowery Oakley John, shoemaker, Hester O'Daniel James, tailor, 36 Augustus O'Brien Patrick, laborer, 46 Gold O'Brien Thomas, laborer, 45 Harman Ogden Benjamin, surgeon dentist, hair-dresser and grocer, 72 Chat- Ogden EzekieL laborer, Mott [ham Ogden Fanny, seamstress, 7 Augustus Ogden Joseph, taylor, 16 Cedar Ogden Joseph, shoemaker, 91 Harman 0 ( H ara Hugh, baker, 28 Bed low < ^lail" John, card-maker, Greenwich, near State Prison Oliver John W. fruiter, 76 Broadway Oliver widow Sarah, nurse, Mulberry Oliver Wm. rigger, 12 Chatham Ormsley James, laborer, 8 Bedlow Orr James L. umbrella-maker, 255 Broadway Orr Thomas, shoemaker, Harman, corner of K. George Orsbolt Ralph, shoemaker, 37 Murray Ortley Henry, tanner, 108 Gold, corner of Frankfort 0>born , h. carpenter, Elizabeth Dabdrn John, shoemaker, Pell Osborn Charles, rigger, 121 Lombard Osborne Wm. rope-maker, 15 Pelt Osburn Ithamer, boot and shoe-maker, 105 Cherry Otter*on Andrew, taylor, 60 Fair Ostrander Daniel, taylor, 12 Birmingham Oury James, taylor, 52 Chamber Owens Daniel, baker, Elizabeth VIII. — Shipmasters, Mariners, Sf Boatmen. Oakden Joseph, pilot, 5 1 Ann O'Brian Pheebe, tayloress, 65 Ann O Brian John, mariner, 96 Anthony O'Biiaa , shipmaster, ProYOost 312 jones's new-yo** O'Conner John, thipmaster, 53 Division Odell Abraham, boatman, DesbrOsses Ogden Joseph, piiot, 51 Ann Ogilvie Thomas, shipmaster, 33 Btekman Osbom David, mariner, 4 Bediow Osmond Win. mariner, Gibb's Alley Owens James, mariner, 8 Birmingham Owens John, mariner, 1 14 Harman Opin Thomas, mariner, 89 Catharine Ozitr Francis, mariner, and grocer, 52 Cheapside 1 X . — Mitccllancous. Oakes Susanna, 22 Read O'Brian John, Orchard O'Brian John, Fifth O'Donald Mary, 16 E. George Ogden Margaret, 78 Pearl Ogden Martha, 46 Cedar Ogden Robert, 7 Robinson Ogilvie widow Marv, 43 Pine Ogilvie widow, 75 Warren Ogilvie Jude, Corlaer's Hook ■Ogsbury sen. Alexander, 19 Murray Oliver widow, 69 Warren Oliver Deborah, Hester Oothout widow of John, 32 Cortlandt Orr Nancy, Eaton's Aley Orsborne Samuel, 52 Henry Oaborne widow, 188 William Ostrander Daniel, Birmingham X.— Cartmen. Oakley Benjamin, 52 Chamber Oakley John.cartman and grocer, 8 Division Onderdonk Andrew, Orchard Ord Alexander, 85 Chamber Jit Arthur, Neutral Alley, Bedlow Osborn Joseph, Elizabeth Osburn Lewis, Henry Osmond John, Mott Owens Solomon, 5 I Division Oawich Thomas, 9 Cheapside MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Mi h — Learned Professions, and Public Officers. Page sen Samuel L. inspector of beet" and pork, Greenwich, near New Market Page jun. Samuel L. inspector of beef and pork, Greenwich, near Palmer Aaron H. teacher, 4G Harman [New Market Palmer Elihu, moral and philosophical lecturer, 93 Cherry i Ptlmer Mr. and Mrs. young ladies' academy, 372 Pearl and 46 Har- Paterson W alter, attorney at law, 34 Wall [man Patterson John VV. attorney and counsellor at law, 112 Pearl Paulding Peter, marshal v Bay ard Paulding jun. Wm. attorney and counsellor at law, 4 Cedar Parks Peier, sexton to Methodist church, Second Patton John, culler of staves, First Payne James VV. inspector of customs, 104 Gold Payne John, inspector of wood, 175 Washington Pearsall Win. measurer, 22 Oliver Pearsee jun. Jonathan, attorney and notary public, 40 Nassau Peiissier V. professor, of mu»ic, I George i Pell Salu, physician, 142 Pearl Pell Jemima, teacher, \G9 Division Pendleton Nathaniel, counsellor at law, 17 Wall Perry Samuel, teacher, 92 Harman Peterson Win. inspector of leather and capt. city watch, 3 Bowery Phoebus Rev. Wm. physician, 6 Second Phoenix Alexander, attorney at law, 138 Water Phoenix Daniel, city treasurer, 138 Water / Phoenix Thomas, attorney, 25 Murray Pickett Albert, teacher, 90 Chamber , Piggot Robert, teacher, Catharine-lane Pinkney Thomas, measurer, 8 Rutgers Pintard John, city inspector, house 1 1 Upper Read, office City-IIali Pirsons Win. teacher, Washington, corner of Jay Piatt Mary, teacher, 71 Roosevelt Police-Office, City-Hall, Wall Pool Joseph, accountant, 107 Harman Popham Wm. attorney, counsellor and notary public and cleik of the Exchequer court, 27 William Post Jotham, steward of the hospital, at the Hospital Post >u>. Jotham, M. D. 21 Cherry Post-Office, corner of Garden and William Posf Wright, surgeon, G8 Broadway Price Stephen, attorney, 52 Wall Priest Henry, young ladies' academy, 16 Cedar Prince Benjamin, physician and druggist, 97 Bedlow, cor. Chailotte .Prince Christopher, measurer, 24 Chamber Pringle Mary, teacher of needle-work, Sec. 19 Division Prqvost Rt. Rev. Samuel, bishop, 262 Greenwich Probate Office, 1 Wall T f JOSES's NEW-YORK Proal Peter, teacher of languages, 56 Cedar Proudfit Daniel, M. D 82 Broadway Proud foot Lawrence, accountant, 73 William Ppblic Store, 1 18 Greenwich Purcardy Henry, professor of music, 4© Chamber Puntziea John, writer In the city clerk's ollice, Elizabeth Purdy John, sexton to St. George's Chapel, 29 Bcckman Purdy John W. teacher, Mulberry II.— Merchants, Dry Good and Book Stores, and Store Keepers in general. Paff John Sc M. musical store, 54 Maiden-lane Page Benjamin, merchant, 120 Libert) , store 1C2 Pearl Palmer James & John, merchants, 39 South Palmer John, merchant, 77 John and 135 Greenwich Palmer & Iliggins, china-store, 150 Chatham Pandolphy John D. merchant, 247 \\ illiain, store 212 Broadway Panton Francis, merchant, 42 Front Panton Henry H. merchant, 22 Dey Panton & Bradford, merchants, store 42 Front Pardee Ariovstus, merchant, 66 Gold, store 173 Front Parkhurst I. & N. merchants, 88 William Parkinson John, merchant, 23 South, house 5 Whitehall Parkinson John Si Kobt. merchants, 5 Whitehall and 30 Coenties-flip Parks John, merchant, 1 1 Jay Parks James, merchant, D4 Front . • Parker James, dry good store, 306 Water Parsons & Son, James, mr rchanta, 257 Pear! Parsons Win. merchant, Jefferson, corner of Harman Parsons Samuel, merchant, 257 Pearl Patrick John, merchant, 1 1 Pearl, store 38 South Patterson James, merchant, Greenw ich, corner of Warren Paterson & co. Robert L. merchants and ship chandlers, 72 South Paulding Nathaniel, wine merchant, 162 Front Paulding & Irving, wine merchants, li>2 Front Paxton Samuel, auctioneer, 142 Front Payne & co. Win. merchants, 161 Front Pearsall Robert W. G. merchant 86 Pine Pearsall Edmund, merchant, 153 Pearr Pearsall Robert, merchant, 268 Pearl Pearsall Thomas, merchant, 53 Broadway Pearsall Thomas C. merchant, 43 Wall Pearsall & Campbell, merchants, 239 Pearl Pearsall & Son, Thomas, merchants, 239 Peail Peck Uc-zekiah, clothing store, 270 Water Peck Win. merchant t'ayior, 47 Wall Peck Hester, dry good store, 126 Pearl Feck & Sturges, merchant taylors,47 Wall Fell Jonathan A. merchant, 7 Roosevelt MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Pell Joshua, merchant, 53 Partition /•ell & Son, Benjamin, merchants, 248 Pearl Penoyre Robert, dry good store, 464 Pearl Percival & Colton, merchants, 208 Broadway Perpigan Stephen, merchant, 60 Warren and 42 Water Perrot James, merchant, 56 Ann Peters Wm. B. &co.dry good store, 144 Water Peters Henry, merchant, 204 pearl, house 2 milestone, Broadway Peters John, merchant, 17 pearl, store 36 South Peters & CJedney, china and glass store, 204 pearl Peters Wm. dry good store, 102 Cherry PfisterAlex. V. merchant, store Washington near Carlisle, house 5 Phoenix Wm. merchant taylor, 319 pearl [Carlisle Phcenix Assurance Company'sOffice, 89 Water Phillips Thomas, druggist, 66 Maiden-lane Phillips & Clarke, druggists, 66 Maiden-lane Phillips Henry W. & L. merchants, 33 South, house 2 Stone Phillips Henry, broker, 17 Chatham Phillips Naphtali, auctioneer, 34 partition, office 34 Wall Pickard Hart, dry good store, 428 pearl Philippon F. merchant, 46 Stone Pierpont Hezekiah, B. merchant, house at Brooklyn Pierson Isaac, merchant, 18 Market licld Pierson & Brothers, J. G. iron and cut nail store, 23 Front, house 43 Pine Robert, flour merchant, Duane [pearl Pinkney Stephen, dry good store, 131 Cherry Piatt Richard, broker and commission merchant, 54 Wall Plant James, merchant, 7 Murray Pluymert Win. M. merchant, 164 Front Pjllock Carlile, merchant, 54 Greenwich Pols John B. dry good store, 5& Chatham Poiri & co R. print and looking-glass store, 112 Broadway Post Joel & Jotham, druggists, corner of Wall and William Post Wm. merchant, 56 Mulberry Post Wm. & G. paint store, 160 Water, corner of Fletcher Post & Russell, merchants, 69 South, corner pine Post & Chammings merchants, 218 Water p.j't John, 8 Thomas, flour store 66 partition . Post Thomas, luaiber merchant, 148 Cherry Powell Jonah, merchant, 167 Water Powers Lawrance, millinery store, 433 pearl Powell Stephen, merchant taylor, 95 pearl Prall Abraham, merchant, 176 Water Prall Ichabod, merchant, 213 *earl and 39 Cliff Prime Nathaniel, stock and commis3ion broker, 42 Watt Piingle T. & II. merchants', 71 pine Prior F.dmond, merchant, 270 pearl Prior Henry, ironmonger, 136 Fly-market Puffer George, druggist, 22 Marketncld JONls'fi KtW-YORk riills John, flour store, £ I Vaey P\e John, ironmonger, 76 Chatham P) ke Wm. II. dry good store, 1 i I Chatham 111.— Grocers, Taverns, Tuns, Porter-Houses, Ilnfch, Utardi/ig- Houses, Brewer* and Distillers. Page B. tavern and victualling house, 13 Catharine Pailes James, grocer, Suffolk PalmfT Hannah, boarding-house, 23? \\ iter Palmer James, grocer, Suffolk, near Division Palmer John, grocer, Second, corner of Pump Palmer John, grocer, 100 I»mbar J, corner Charlotte Palmer Lancaster, grocer, bowery, corner prince Palmer & Higgins, grocers, Bowery, near Stanton Palmer Saxton, sailors' boarding-house, 238 Front Palmes, Mrs. boarding-house, yl M.'.iden-Iane, Parise, Augustus, tavern, U. S. Garden, 233 Broadway Park James grocer, 157 Greenwich Parmela Samuel, grocer, 25 Garden and 20 Cuenlies-slip Parry John, tavern and sailors' uoarding-hou>e, 12 James Parsells Remington, grocer, 35 1 Greenwich Parsells Rivington, grocer, Jefferson, corner llarman Patton Robert, grocer, 59 Roosevelt, corner of Oak Patterson John, grocer, Christopher, above SutcP.ison Patterson Robert, grocer, 23 Banker Patterson & Coutant, grocers, 7 South Paulding John, grocer, 42C Broadway paxton Mrs. Hannah, boarding-house, 159 Front p«rl David, boarding-house, 187 Cherry peck Widow Sarah, boarding-house, 181 pearl Peishell Leonard, grocer, 75 Bowery Pell Aaron, grocer, 163 pearl Pell Frederick D. grocer, Elizabeth, corner of Hester Perine David, grocer, 4 Coenties-slip, house S3 Broad Perine Robert, grocer, 43 Lumber Perrot John, grocer, 75 Fair Perry John, grocer, 12 James Perry Widow of Nevers, grace'-, 392 Greenwich Petit Joseph, tavern, corner of Murray and Denning's Bason Petit William, tavern, Vesey-street Dock Phillips William, grocer, Beekman-slip Philips John H. grocer and blockmaker, Mulberry Philips and Williams, grocer?, 181 Front Phoebus Thomas, grocer, 52 Stone; store Coenties-slip Phyfe John, grocer, 30 Barclay Pierce William, grocer, 27 Cliff Pierson Daniel, porter-house, 259 William Pickering Minatt, grocer, 121 Cherry P ggot George, cordial distiller, 10 James MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 3ir Pingree Moses, grocer and republican hotel, Walnut, corner Grand Pinckney Elijah grocer, store 221 Front, house 38 Oak Pinckncy Jonathan, grocer, Bowery, near Bleecker-street Pinto Widow Rachel, boarding-house, 14 Duane Piper Catharine tavern, 50 James Pitcher William, grocer, 75 Pearl Pitt John, porter-house, 158 William Place Smith, grocer, Third, corner of Rivington Poillon P. grocer, 151 Fly-market Polhemus Cornelius, grocer, Orchard, corner of Hester Polhemus John, grocer and chair-maker, 13 Lombard I'olegrean David, grocer, 53 Cheapside Poor William, grocer, Mulberry, corner of Bayard Pope John, porter-house, 13 Dover Porter Eldad, grocer and cartman, Pump, corner of Orchard Powell Samuel, grocer, South, corner of Wall Price Timothy, grocer, 65 Henry Primrose John, grocer, 35 Rose Prior Phcebe, boarding-house, 53 Cliff Pryer Sarah, tavern, 46 James Pursell Michael, sailors' boarding-house and rigger, 282 Wat«r Purdy Israel, grocer, 68 Partition Purdy Josiah, grocer, 271 Broadway Purdy Smith, grocer, Chanel, corner of Barley Pymer David, grocer, 76 Pine W -—House Carpenters, Joiners, Cabinet-makers, Shipwrights, Boat- builders, Block and Pump-makers, and Mechanics, whtivork prin- cipully in Wood. Painter George, h. carpenter, 39 Read Palmer Peter, shipwright, First [7 Wall Palmer W. fancy chair-maker, painter and japanner, 3 Nassau, and Palmer William, h. carpenter', Bowery, opposite 2 mile stwne Pancoat Joseph, h carpenter, Essex Parker Isaac, shipwright, 82 Lombard Parker George, h. carpenter, 1 16 Harman Parker James, h. carpenter, Elizabeth Parker Michael, h. carpenter, 28 Oak Parsells John, shipwright. Third Parsells Sarah, upholsterer, 13 Barclay Parsdls Silas, h. carpenter, 77 Division I Parsells Thomas, ship-wright, Fisher Parsells Thomas, coach. and chair-maker, 145 Broadway Pass Robert , shipwright, 5 Charlotte Patent Block Manufactory, 185 Front Patton James, cooper, First Paterson William, h. caipenler, 32 Anthony Palerson Samuel, shipwright, Lombard Paterson William, h. carpenter, rear of 48 Frankfort 313 Jones's xew-toek Paul Joseph, shipwright, Gi) E. George Payne john, li. carpenter, Greenwich Market Payne Thomas 6c Jonas, cabinet-makers, If 5 Water Pearce Robert, shipwright, Charlotte Pearsall John, h. carpenter, Third Peasall Silas, h. carpenter, 77 Division Peers Henry, h. carpenter, Walker Pell Charles, h. carpenter, 100 Lombard Pelletreau Elias, block-maker, Sixth Peloubet Joseph, musical instrument maker, 150 William Pennel Hays, wheelwright, 128 Bowery Pcnnoy Isaac, h. carpenter, 85 Henry Pentz Adam, cooper, 46 Roosevelt, shop Depeyster J'erine Henry, coach-maker, 32 Barclay Perrot james, h. carpenter 56 Ann Peters William, shipwright, 174 Division Peterson Jacob, wheelwright and coach-maker, 8 Molt Peterson John, h. carpenter, 34 Chatham Pettit Samuel, chair-maker, 20 Division Petitt Joseph, dock-builder, 85 Chamber Phillies David, block-maker, 65 Division Phillips john II. block-maker and grocer, Mulbeiry r ^ Phillips Thomas, block-maker, 47 Division Phillips William, h. carpenter and joiner, 12 Cedar Phyfe Duncan, cabinet-maker, 35 Partition Phnvily John, shipwright, iy Birmingham Pick George, h. carpenter and builder, 20 James Piggot Joseph, upholsterer, 68 Read Piper Frederick, h. carpenter, Third Pitt John, Venetian blind manufactory, 158 William Place Jacob, shipwright, Charlotte Place William, h. carpenter, N. Moore Plain Bartholomew, pictufc-frame-maker, 31 Division Piatt Alison, h. carpenter, Mulberry Piatt Richard, shipwright, 95 Bedlow, corner Charlotte Please William, h. carpenter, North Moore Plummer William, cooper, 52 E. George Poillon John, cabinet-maker, 27 I Pearl Poinayer Isaac, h. carpenter, Henry Poineer Charles J\ h. carpenter, Chapel and Eeacb Pooley Samuel, joiner, 88 Fair Porterfield Alexander, h. carpen'.er, 10 Barley PostJolnii h. carpenter, S'l hot.jas Post John I. upho sterer, 237 \\ ater Powell George, h. carpenter, 13 Fayette Powell John, h. carpenter, C7 Henry Powell Thomas, chair-maker, 75 John Powlis Cornelius, h.. carpenter, Vesiry J'owlis Henry, h. carpenter, 63 Hudiua MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 8 Pratt Isaac, cabinet-maker, 63 Division Trail Isaac, shipwright, 137 Cherry, shopNew slip Price Richard, li. carpenter, 69 Church Price Robert, h. carpenter, l'rovoost Price Thomas, cabinet-maker, Hudson Price William, looking-glass manufactory, 74 John Probyer Edward, architect and builder, 224 William Provost John, h. carpenter, 24 I'pper Read Psille John F. cooper, corner Fourth and Pump Purdy Samuel, h. carpenter, Bayard Purdy Samuel, h carpenter, 30 Barclay Purdy Bailey, h. carpenter, 35 Bancker V. — Masor.s, Bricklayers, PLdstercrs and Stone Cutters. Parker George, mason and builder, 20 Anthony Parker William, mason, Mott Passman Abraham, mason , J jeonard Patten Johnson, builder and mason, 24 Be'ekman Peffers Jacob, mason, 13 F. 'George Pelt John, mason, 15 Frankfort ) Petit Abraham, mason, Hester Pierce William, mason. 27 Clbf .;! ■ a. ).i .ml rinx George, mason, C 8 Thomas Firrie& Boston, slaters, 25 Upper. Read, corner of Fim Pitcaithly Robert, mason, Charlotte • , ,j .,,;> .tu.iit ■'. f) h Price Benjamin, mason, 107 Lombard Price Ichabod, mason, Walker JYice Nathaniel, mason, 52 Barclay : ' Pubs David, mason, 4<5 Anthony Pulis Thomas, mason, Bollock VI. — Smiths of even/ description, including those who work in Precious Afituls, Jcuels, ice. (tad iVatch-mukers. Parmelc Hoger, nail-maker, 9 and 1 1 Bridge Pjsral R-imain, iMiplale-worker, 54 Front Pascal andTavCieau, tinplate v 173 Front Patten job", blacksmith, lyjuse 18 Oliver, sliop 339 Water Pearson John, gold and silver-smith, and engraver, 212 Pearl Pell AbijaJi, blacksmith, l8Ai»tbpny Pell Caleb, . ..ppt.- iv.th, house 112 Chatham, shop 183 Water Peil Jabez, cqppoi-sfniih and city sealer ot weights, &c. 157 Front Pellcnger Hie.iard, blacksmitnTrunjr ', [r . Peterson Cornelius blacksmith, 67- Division I'eter oi Garrit, blacksmith, Uo* Chatham ' Pnillips Peter, blacksmith, 35 I.ombaid P liUipi Robert, blat ksmith, S5 Fombard P.rr.e Joseph, culler, gunsmith', &c. 6 Perk-slip P.jcock John, block-tin manufactory, <) Maiden-lane Powell John, tin-plate worker, hO Fair 32* JOXEs's NEW-YORK Powell John, tin-plate worker, 17'Pump Powell William, tin-plate worker, 17 Pump Prescott Henry, watch-maker, 1 65 Pearl and 89 Catharine Price Simoon, blacksmith, 72 Henry . Purvis William, blacksmith, 78 Chapel PycGeorpe, locksmith, 72 Henry Pje 'I nomas, lotksmith,7l Henry Pye'l homas & William, locksmiths, 7 1 Henry Pye William, locksmith, Bayard VII. — Afechamci, Trades, and Callings, not bffore enumerated. Pjldoey Moifr3'AH parker Joshua, shoemaker, 265 Broadway Parker Joshua, taylor, Chapel, comer of Leonard Parker Josiah, tay lor, 7 Beekman Parker Mary, seamstress, 43 Chamber parker Margaret, milliner, 152 William ' '•' parker Wiiliam, painter and glazier, 304 Water parmitter John, boot & shoemaker, 277 Pearl parsells Richard, baker, 23 Provoost ^ *' ** n % parsells Stephen, sail-maker, 6 Lombard pirdiall James C. shoe dealer, Orchard, corner Stanton persons Samuel, taylor, 103 Maiden-lane Partridge John, shoemaker, 13 Bowery passman Francis, livery stable, 74 Nassau p itterson John, sawyer* 66 Murray pjtterson James B. saddler, 96 and 1 13 W'ater patten Ed ward butcher, Bowery - ' patten -jairtes.-soap and candle manufactory, 2! Warren Patten Patrick, laborer, 47 Barclay Pattey Bjddrick, gardener Fifth « Paul Christopher, slioem iker, 28 First Paul john, rigger, 23 Fletcher Paulin Fraocis, segar-inaker, 36 Read P.iy jr !Hi fc laborer,2j Cjhaiharfr" Pa.yne Mrs. fruiterer, 45 Chatham Peacock Alexander, butcher, 65 Bowery MERCANTILE DIRECTOR!. Peacock Henry, hafr-drcsser, r 6~i William Peal john, gardener, Rivingion Pearl Widow jane, tayloress, 4.0 Chapel Pearselock David, sail-maker, rear of '21 Rofie Pearson Squire, laborer, Bedlow Pearce William, taylor, 31 Division Peass Kingston, black-ball-maker, S Fayette Pechtell George, laborer, Molt Pecker William, poiter, Pell, near Mott Peckwell Henry W. printer, 66 Ann Pedley Thomas, hair-dresser and perfumer, 4G0 Greenwich Peffer Jacob, shoemaker, Second Pelissier Mrs. milliner, 99 Beekman Pell Caleb, soap and candle manufactory, 41 Cheapjide, and 3ra PHI John, butcher 2 milestone [I>ombaid Pe\\ John, gardener, Hivington Pelletreau Elias, hair-dresser, 17 Bose /'elson /'hineas, lamplighter, 1 1 Cross Pelsue William L. printer, 38 Yesry Pelsue Widow Sarah, tayloress, 4 Church Peltham Joseph, laborer, 9 Vandewater Pelton William, shoemaker, Second Pennoyer Reuben, baker, 37' Charlotte Penny John, hair-dresser, 120 l'ly-maiket Penny Jonathan, hair-di esser, 111' Broad Penny Sarah, mantua-maker, 17 Recter Penny Thomas, hair-dresser, 136 Fly-market Pentz Frederick, shoemaker, 24 Old-slip Perine James, taylor, 111 Ilarman Perin John, butcher, 12 Division Perigo William, milkman. 52 Chapel Perkins William, baker, Crosby Perry Johr, laborer, Rivington Perry John, coachman, Suffolk Perriez E. hair-dresser, 29 Church Persiany I uke, fruiterer, 61 Division, and 145 Fly-piarkei Peshine John, shoemaker, 303 Pearl Pessinger Andrew, butcher, 8 Fisher I'essinger John, butcher, 31 Bowery P.-sliner Emanuel, taylor, 9 Ccorge Peters Henry, taylor, Mott Peters John, taylor, 30 Harman Peters William, taylor, Molt peters William, clothier, !02 Cherry Peter Scip'o, cook, Bullock Peterson John, rigger, 6 Bedlow Peterson Widow Jane, tobacconist, 193 Washington Peters in William, boot and shoemaker, 5 Bowery Petit Joseph; laborer, 85 Chamber 322 jones's -kew-yoik Petit Mrs. Jane, comedian, 1 Chapel Pettingei; Widow Elizabeth, lay loress, 178 William Petie George, sadler, Broadway, near Union Furnace Pin-Ian Patrick, skinner, 3 Hague Phelps Stephen, shoemaker, 5 Rector Philips Abraham, labou r, Hester PhihpsJohn, fruiterer, 127 Cherry Philipse John, butcher, Mary Phoenix William, taylor,319 Pearl Pegsden Thomas, sawyer, 87 Chapel P.erce William, taylor',31 Division Pieicy John I. morocco manufacturer, Bullock P.erson Caleb, \iA iter. 102 Washington Pierson Isaac, shoemaker, Hester Pierson Mary, tayloress, Staple Pierson Nicholas, umbrella-maker, 124 Cherry P.ke , taylor, 100 Cherry Pinkney Hannah, seamstress, 172 Division Pitman Isaiah, rope-maker, upper end of Third Pitman Thomas, rope-maker, Orchard p. ace Aaron, milkman, Third, near Fourth place Ephraim, shoemaker, 12 Chatham p.ace John, oysterman, 47 Beaver Place Pearseville, shoemaker, 56 Henry Place Thomas, butcher, Divi-ion and Norfolk Place Robert, butcher, 150 Division, corner Essex Piain Bartholomew, picture-maker, 3 1 Division P-att WHliam, painter 2nd glazier, Hester p.umb Isaac, sign-painter, 65 Pearl Pjcock & Delarue, milliners, 272 Greenwich pjilon John, chocolate- maker, 1 14 Bowery Polhemus John, milkman, Laight polhemus Abraham, tanner and currier, 3 Jacob Polhemus Theodoras, tanner, 7 Jacob Potisford james, tallow-chandler, Bowery pontier Samuel, laborer, Second Pool John, baker, \1 Upper Chamber Pope Henry, coach lace and fringe manufacturer, 78 Maiden-lane . Porter Elizabeth, fruiterer, 94 Cherry Porter Moses, laborer, 13 Catharine-lane Porterfee John, shoemaker, Henry Post Wm. butcher, 54 Huibernr Po*t widow Ann, tay loress, 50 Chapel Post , paint manufacturer, Elizabeth Potts Abraham, grainery, Greenwich Pouilly Francis f. fruiterer, 46 Harman Puoly J >hn, tay'or, Augustus Powtil Francis, shoemaker, 435 Greenwich MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 323 Powel James, sail-maker, 26 Beaver and 183 Front Powell Jacob, boot and shoe manufacturer, 1 16 Cherry Powel Peter, rope-muker, Hivington Powell Win. gardener, Second Preble Henry, rigger, Charlotte Pratt, Charles, baker, 7 Harman Prentiss Elizabeth, seamstress, Pump a Prevoost Widow, gardener, near 2 milestone Price Lemuel, shoemaker, 7 1 Harman Prince Thomas, laborer, Molt Pringle John, cook, 29 Lombard Pringle Thomas, tay lor, \y Division Prissany Luke, fruiterer, 61 Division Pi itchard Thomas, fru'terer, 60 Fair Pritchard John, laborer, Crosby Proctor Thomas, laborer, Ai m-idle Pro\oost Robert, painter and glazier, Henry Pryer Thomas, sail-maker, loft 73 Front, house 60 Fair Purdy Widosv, seamstress, 81 Anthony Purser Thomas, trunk-maker, 3S0 peafl Pyne Joseph, shoemaker, 95 Catharine VIII. — Shipmasters, Mariners, 8f Boatmen. Pack wood Jacob, shipmaster, 120 Liberty Paddock , shipmaster* 63 Gold • Paddock Reuben, shipmaster, 54 Barclay Pan:dois , shipmaster, 95 Bowery Park Benjamin, shipmaster, 20 Second Park ,/oseph, shipmaster, 20 Second Parsons Nathaniel, shipmaster, 26 Fayette Parsons Thomas, mariner, 128 William Partridge Reuben, mariner, 125 I)i\isiot» Patterson James, shipmaster, 81* Gold Pearse John, mariner, 55 Mulberry Pelson Henry, mariner, it Fayette Pelsor George, shipmaster, 51 Rutgers Pendleton Allen, shipmaster, 11 Fayette Perkins Win. mariner, Mott Perry Oliver, mariner, 53 Henry Perry Robert, shipmaster, 99 Henry Perry Robert, mariner, 82 Harman Peterson Jacob, mariner, 77 Lombard Peteison Joseph, mariner, 21 Banker Pheasant Samuel, mariner, 73 Lombard Pienoiel Entonne, shipmaster, 9 Roosevelt Piggott S. shipmaster, 56 Broad Pmdar Benjamin, shipmaster, 26 George Pilson Henry, mariner, 21 Fayette Pinkham Bethuel, shipmaster, 40 Oak FiUman Samuel, shipmaster, 243 Water 334 JONKS'S Nr.'Y-YORK l'owell Win. boatman, 3:* Ijombard Pjv c, John, tobacconist, It) Oak Pratt Noah, shipmaster, 13 Oak Prior Lewi--, mariner, 12 Chatlwm Palmer Bsnjamir, Fir,t Pall Widow S.u-;.!i,+J Ann Pmcoast Widow Marv, 11 Cheapside Pjnton Henry II. 22 Dey P-nker Widou Elizabeth, 67 Chatham Parkinson Richard, Crabby Parm>rle Witty* Ann. 3 Cheapside P-.r,eil; Widow Eleanor, 62 E. George , Pai-sells Susanna, 1 1 ClnF Parsellj Sarah, Third Par*o.is W idow, 7 Augustus « Paul Widow Abigail, Elizabeth Paul Sarah, IP Fletcher Paul W idow Rachel, 38 Ch .)el Paulet Martial, 21 Murray Pearsall Thomas 24 Cheapside Pearsee Jonathan, 10 Nassau Prirce Elizabeth, 17D Broadway Pell Wido* Ann, 12 Ch?pel, corner Robinsoi Pell Widow Mary, 26 Oliver Pelletreau Ann, 36 John Pemerle Mons. 41 Partition Peltit Ooadiah, 20 Division Pepin Augustus 12 Murray Parian) Diana, 5 Church Per* Widow of Win 34 Gold Pering Lucas, 61 Division 'Pvjrrin Widow Marv, Stanton Perron Charles, 5 pjnip Piielan D. & John, 72 John Philip Frederick, 13 P ne Philips Mrs. 40 Barley Phillips Jame s , Elizabeth, corner of Nicholas Pierce James, 45 Pirtitiou Pierson John, 212 Water Pinckoey Wjdow Fieelove, First Pinckney Hannah, 172 Division Pinto Rachel, 30 Mill Piper Catharine, 50 James plate Lewis, 17 Chamber 1 X — Miscellancoui. Peach \ndrew, Barley MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 3 Piatt Ebenezer, 44 Oak polhemus Eleanor, 93 Warren Polhemus Francis, Jacob Poole Joseph, 107 Harman Ponder Samuel, Second Posley Charles, 10 Rose Post Anthony, 96 Liberty Post John, 73 Broad Pothier Simon, 90 Church Powers Elizabeth, 19 Catherine-lane Powers Jane, 5 Bancker Powers Mary, 70 Ann Powlis, widow of Paulis, 97 Read Pray Captain John, 22 Ferry prevost Abraham, 26 Chatham Price Michael, 319 Greenwich Price Widow, Bayard Prigmore William H. 56 Gold Prior Charles, 5 Pump Prior Phffibe, 53 Cliff ' Proby Rosanna, 237 William Provost Widow Sarah, 3 Roosevelt Prowett Mrs. 5 Barley Pryer John, 46 Vesey Puller Ann, 10 Jacob Purdy Benjamin, 7 Chamber Pysper Alexander, 1 Carlisle X. — Cartmen. Palmer Jacob, First Palmer Thomas, Elizabeth Palsgrove Peter, Greenwichj near State Prison Pangburn Isaac, Second Parigo Thomas, 64 Read Park Peter, Second Parker Daniel, Brannon Parker Daniel, 51 Church Parker Joseph, 199 Division Paterson, Peter, Norfolk Paul Isaac, Vestry Pcndegrass James, 5 Moore Penny Jamos, cartman, and cures the bite of mad Suffolk 326 Jones's new-york Peterson John, Charlotte Petilt Daniel, 27 Harman Petitt Obediah, 20 Division Philips Isaac, Hester Philips James, Harman Phillips George, 53 Harman Piercy Isaac, First Pierson Thomas, 28 Catharine Pike James, Mulberry Pinckney Briggs, 143 Harman Pinckney David, 24 Division Pinckney William, Bowery Pitt Nicholas, 3 Gibb's-Alley Piatt, Stephen, Orchard Polhemus John, N. Moore Polhemus Theodorus, Laight Pollard Robert, 68 Warren Post James, 44 Hudson Post John, rear of 8 Vesey Post Lawrence, Brannon Post Peter, 44 Hudson Post Richard, Sixth near Grand Post William, grocer and cartman 9 Jay Potter Fdward, North Moore Potts John, Thompson Powell Rowland, Second Powell Will iam, Hester corner Sixth Powers James, 146 Division Powlis Abraham, 56 Read Powlis Cornelius, Vestry "Powlis John, Hester Powlis John, Hudson Powlis Martin, 56 Read Powlis Jacob, 56 Read Powers Joseph, 146 Division corner Price Hugh, Anthony Price John, Desbroses Price Thomas, Corlears Hook Prill Christian, 56 Church Pulis Christian, 75 Chamber Pulis Christian, Desbroses Pulis David, Spring MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 327 Pulis David,-Desbroses Pulis Henry, Spring Pulis Jacob, 77 Chamber Pulis William, 77 Chamber Q X. B. There being so few names beginning with the letter Q, the usual mode of heading the different Classes is omitted. Quackenboss Doctor, Nicholas I. 117 Chatham Quackenboss Mrs. midwife, Charlotte Quackenboss John, inspector of bread, 1 17 Chatham Quin Robert, measurer, 82 Front Quackenboss James, dry good store, 1S2 Greenwich, corner of Partition ; house, 4 milestone Queen John, merchant, 6 William, house 92 Liberty Quest 8c Hopkins, merchant taylors, 298 Water Quick T eunis, china store, 1 Coenties-slip Quin Robert, clothing store, 88 Front Quarantine Ferry House, 51 White-hall Quirk, Michal, grocer, 51 Division Quin Mrs. boarding-house, 98 Broad Quin Robert, block maker, 75 Henry Quenet Jesse, mason, 10 Robinson Quackenboss Benjamin, labourer, 119 Lombard Quackenboss James, morocco manufactory, 9 Beekman and 294 Pearl Quackenboss Rinier, labourer, Sixth Queen Allen, shoemaker, 64 Chatham Querry Samuel, sawyer, 38 Lumber Quest Bazil, milkman, Hester Quest Thomas, taylor, 298 Water Quick A. coach painter, 54 Broad Quick Thomas, labourer, Second Queen Thomas, 92 Liberty Quereau Widow, 8 Magazine Quick James, 5 6 Broad Quin Widow W. 98 Broad Quigley Philip, labourer, 8 Catherine Lane Qviinion Joseph, taylor, 4 Chamber Quirk Edward, hairdresser, 102 William Quackenboss Abraham, cartman, 22 Anthony Quackenboss John, cartman, 46 Thomas 328 jones's new-york Quackenboss Leonard, cartman, Cliarlotte R l.— Learned Professions and Public Officers. Radcliff Jacob, counsellor at law, 35 Pine Radclifie P. W. attorney and counsellor, 85 Liberty, office 18 Cedar Ragg William, accountant, 3 Broad Kathbone Thomas W. attorney, 8 Wall and 3 Cedar Ray Cornelius, state Joan office, 11 1 Broad-way Raymond Andrew, attorney and counsellor, 60 Cherry Raymond Henry, city marshal and deputy clerk of justice'* court, 50 Church Raymond George, marshal and money collector, 65 Division Recorder's Office, 45 Liberty Redett Mathew, inspector of wood, 113 Read Redmond James, teacher, 16 Barclay Regan John, physician, 23 Harman Reid James, clerk in United States Bank, 18 Pine Ried James, teacher, 39 Green N Reid John, young ladies academy, coiner Beaver and Green- Reins John, city marshal, 7) Murray [wich Remmey Henry, superintendant of scavengers, 30 Read Remsen Henry, cashier Manhattan Bank, 23 Wall Reulon Doctor, Spring Rey Antoine V. G. French Consul, corner Broad-way and Marketfield Reynolds Alexander, city marshal, 55 Catharine Reynold Chatles, sexton, 14 Pell Richards Smith, custom-house measurer, 18 Chapel Richardson I. Charles, counsellor, 43 Courtlandl Richardson Thomas, teacher, 13 Nassau Rickhow Jacob, teacher, Tl.iid Rider Abraham, accountant, 81 Liberty Riddle John, physician, 4 Roosevelt Riggs Caleb S. counsellor, 18 Cedar Riker Richard, district attorney and counsellor at law, 12 Riker junr. Samuel, attorney. 12 Wall [Wall Roberts Owen, physician, 5 Oliver Robertson Alexander, drawing academy, 17 Dey Robertson Archibald, academy of painting, 79 Liberty Robertson James, inspector of customs, 9 Henry Robinson Beverley, attorney at law, 16 Nassau MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 829 Kohinson & Duer, attornies and counsellors, 16 Nassau Roach Francis, chy marshal, 238 Front Rockwell Nathan, assistant keeper debtors' prison Rodgers Rev, John, D. D. «4 Pine Rodgers John, R. B. M. D. and health-officer, 14 Cortlandt Rogers Anthony, accountant, Elm corner of Magazine Rogers Henry, accountant, 232 Pearl Rogers Thomas, accountant, 83 Church Romaine Jacob, teacher, 41 Murray RomaineBeniamin,ci;y comptroller,'J7Church,office city hall Romnyne Nicholas, M. D. Corlaers Hook Roorbach Barent, M. D. 288 Greenwich Roome Nicholas, keeper of State Prison Greenwich Rose William L. master in chancery and counsellor at law> office 29 Park, house 7 Upper Read Ross Andrew, teacher, Crosby Rudd J. C. Academy, rear of 9 Beekman Rudd S. teacher of languages, 18 George and Frankfort II. — Merchants, Dry-Good and Book Stores, and Storekeeper* in general. RadclirT John, merchant, 35 Greenwich RadclirTe W. & J. merchants, 26 Coenties, or 33 South Radcliff William,juii.merchant,corner of Whitehall & Water Ragg George, Merchant, Brannon Rainelaux Anthony, Merchant, 91 Liberty Rainsay Charles, merchant, 52 Barley Ramsey John, merchant, 108 Greenwich Randolph Jeremiah F. merchant, 143 Pearl Randolph Lewis, merchant taylor, 98 Water Randolph 8c Manning, dry good store, 97 Chatham Rankin Robert, merchant, 122 Liberty Rankin 8t Heyer, merchants, 121 Front Rapelye Daniel, met chant, 74 Pearl Rasvou, merchant, 118 Washington Rathbone John & Son, Merchants 9G Front, house 45 Dey Rea Robert, merchant, 334 Water, house 18 Broad-way Reade Joseph, merchant, 80 Broad Reade lie Jephson, merchants, 80 Broad Read Samuel, hat and fur store 150 Water Re^ed Edward, merchant, 13 Rose Reed & Te rhune, merchants, 70 Maiden-Lane Reid Benjamin G. book store 248 Pearl Gg2 330 jones's new-tor k Reid John, book seller and stationer, 106 Water, house Suffolk Reid William, lottery office, 43 Maiden-Lane Remsen J(»hn, merchant, 18 Front, house 36 Pearl Remsen Peter, Merchant, 35 Front - Renney David, merchant taylor. 2 Bui ling-slip Renwick William, merchant, ! 8 Cortlandt Reynolds Abraham, flour merchant, 17 South Reynolds Richard, commission merchant, 89 Pearl Rhinelander William, merchant, 232 William Rhinelander 8c Co. sugar house corner of Hose and Golden Rhinelander Philip, merchant, Greenwich, aud 31 Park Rhinelander Philip, merchant, 98 Bowery Rhodes and Go. muslin store, 304 Pearl Rich Thomas, merchant, 181 William Rich Thomas L. merchant taylor, North Moore Rich 8c Disbrow, merchant taylors, 166 Pearl Rich 8c Thompson, merchants, 1 15 Front Richards Nathaniel, merchant, 20 Garden .Richards Benjamin 8c George, merchants, 181 Pearl Richards Benjamin, merchant, 6 J Barclay Richards Charles, merchant, 85 South, house 73 Gold Richards Sc Cock, merchants, 8 1 South [Cortlandt Rickets W. i< G. R. A. merchants, Washington and 66 Richardson John, dry good store, 143 William Ridgeway Robert, leather store, 13 Jacob Ridden Martin, dry good store, 417 Pearl Riley and Co. Isaac, bookstore. 1 City Hotel, Broad-Way Rigg Elias, millinery store, 372 Pearl RitterJohn P. dry good store, 109 Chatham c, Roosevelt Hitter Peter, merchant, \72 Broad-way Ritter Richard, hardware store, 140 Fly-market Roberts Robert, merchant, 2 Cliff [103 Lombard Robertson Charles, lumber merchant, Ackerley's Wharf, 8c Robertson George, merchant taylor, 136 Front Robertson Sc Co. George, merchant taylors, 72 William Robertson Sc Co. Gilbert, merchants, 1 19 Pearl, 8c Gouver- Robertson J- merchant, 61 Cortlandi[neur's Wharf Robertson John, merchant, 62 Bowery Robertson John A. merchant, 47 Partition and 1 17 Front Robertson James, merchant, 79 South, office 6 Cortlandt Robertson Robert, merchant, Cliff, office 62 Pine Robertson Robert, merchant, 285 Greenwich MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 331 Robertson Robert, dry goods store, 141 Pearl Robertson Robert, merchant, 44 John Robins Jolin, dry good store, rear of 410, Sc store 450 Pearl Robins Johnson, dry good store, 434 Pearl Robinson George, merchant taylor, 136 Front Robinson James, merchant, 61 Cortlandt Robinson John I. commission merchant, 90 Wall Robinson William I. merchant, 32 Greenwich Robinson William Sc Sylvester, store 91? Wall, house Broad- way, above Union Furnace Robinson Sylvester, merchant, Greenwich, opposite Bank Rodgers Sc Smith, merchants, 83 South Robson Mary, cloathing store 302 Water Rodman Thomas, hardware store, 11 1 and 1 12 Maiden-lane Rodman & Co. William, merchants, 220 Pearl Roe John and Isaac F. merchants, 24 Cortlandt Rogers Warren, flour merchant, 23 Bcekman-slip Rogers Sc Smith, merchants, 83 South [235 Pearl Rogers B. W. Sc Co. merchants, 4 State, counting-house Rogers Henry, merchant, 232 Pearl, house 42 Cortlandt Rogers Nehemiah, merchant, 19 Robinson Rogers T. Mumford, commission merchant, 117 Front Rogers Sc Co. B. W. merchants, 235 Pearl Rogers Sc Lyde, merchants, 229 Pearl Rogers 8c Lambert, merchants, 232 Pearl Rogers 8c Co. Moses, merchants, 4 Slate, office 42 Liberty Rogers Leonard, millinery store, 458 Pearl Rogers William, merchant, 59 Broadway Rook Christian, dry goods store, 72 Harman Romey, David, merchant taylor, 2 Burling-slip Roome William I. china store, 32 Maiden-lane Rochefontaine Stephen, merchant, 72 Read Roorback Arthur II. dry good store, 178 Broad-way Roosevelt Cornelius, sugar refiner, 1 1 Thames Rooss.elt James, merchant, 333 Pearl Roosevelt James C. merchant, 291 Broad-way Roosevelt James I. merchant, ,9 Liberty . Roosevelt Nicholas I. merchant, 62 Greenwich Rose Isaac, druggist, 32 Whitehall Rose Joseph, merchant, 13 Pearl Rose Mis. millinery store, 135 William Rosier Sc Roulet, merchants, 30 Broud-way 532 JONEs'-S NEW- YORK Rossou Peter, merchant, 77 Church Roulet John S. merchant, .30 Broad-way Roulet Francis, merchant, First Reulen Jaii us, merchant, 9 Courlland, store 1 1G Front Rumsey Henry C. merchant, 9C Maiden-lane Rumsey Thomas E. merchant, 182 Pearl Russel, Reynolds & co. merchants, 74 South Russell Samuel, merchant, 04 Catharine, and 167 Front Rutgers Harman, merchant, 4 Carlisle Rutgers Harman G. merchant, 2 Carlisle Rutgers Colonel Henry, merchant, Cherry, cor. Tefferson Rutgers Nicholas C. merchant, 134 Greenwich Ryckman Albert, merchant, 144 Water III. — Grocers, Taver.is, Inns, Porter-Houses, Hotels, Boarding- Houses, £ reivers and Distillers. Radley Barney, grocer and taylor,75 Warren Rains David, boarding-house, 7 1 John Raimer John P. porter-house, 7 Charlotte Randall George & L grocers, 69 Greenwich Randall & Leigh, groeers, 68 Partition Randolph John, grocer and cariman, Greenwich Market Randolph Samuel F« grocer, George Randolph Samuel, boarding-house, 53 Whitehall Randolph Stuart F. groGer, Chapel corner Thomas Ranerd, widow of Peter, grocer, Grand Rankin Henry, grocer, 16 Thames Rankin & Heyer, grocers, 131 Front Rapelye Bernard, grocer, 70 Front Raper John, drovers' inn, Bowery Rapp Henry Baptist, grocer and fruiterer, 141 Fly-market Rasmus John, grocer, 97 Harman, corner Charlotte Rattoone Robert, porter house, and Philadelphia stage offic: 28 Front Rausburgh Joseph, grocer, 32 Warren Rayner David, grocer, Bedlow, corner of Birmingham Reed William, 53 E. George Reeves widow tavern and victualling house, 118 Broad Reid Charles, boarding house, 38 James Rein hart Godfrey, boarding house, 81 Barclay Remmey Henry, grocer, 30 Read, corner of Church Mercantile directory. 533 Remsen Joseph, boarding house, 104 Cherry Rennars Pet,er, grocer, Grand Reqoa Isaac, grocer, Budd Reynolds Ezra, grocer, 580 Cherry, Ship-yards Reynolds Jonah, grocer, Bowery Reynolds John, -Grocer, Btdlow Rice Daniel, grocer, Charlotte, corner of Bedlow [New-slip Rice James, boardis ; g house and tavern, 82 Cherry, corner of Rice John, boarding house and tavern, 60 Catharine Rich Stephen, grocer, 46 Anthony Richardson James, distiller, 12 Cheapside Richardson Mary, boarding-house, 89 Warren Richardson widow Mary, grocer, 1 10 Broad Richardson and Gowdie, grocers, 72 Wall Rickliow Jacob, boaiding house, Mott Rickhowe and Clarke, grocers, 184 Bowery Riddles Mrs. boarding house, 167 Pearl Riker Widow, boarding-house, 78 Chatham Riley M. & W. Coley, grocers, 191 Washington Riley Mary, boarding house, 1 Cedar Rives William, porter and boardfng house, 64 Cherry Roberts Edward, grocer, 212 Front Roberts Evan, brewer, 87 Lombard Roberts Jane, grocer, 301 Water Robertson Griffith I. biewer, Second Robertson Thomas, brewer, 43 Cheapside Robins Elizabeth, fruit shop, Harman Robir.s 8c Holden, grocers, Water, corner of Catharine-slip Robinson Gordon, grocer, Henry Robinson Joseph, giocer, 24 Front Robinson Mi s. fruiterer, 42 Thomas Robinson Mrs. boaiding house, 78 Pearl Rnckrmond John, tavern and porter house, 5 Pine Rogers Jedediuh, boarding house, 305 Pearl Rogers John, Grocer, 74 James, corner of Oak Rogers John, grocer, 74 Roosevelt Rogers Lewis, grocer, 32 Barclay : Rogers Sarah, tavern, 46 James Roulston James, grainer and grocer, 18 Stone Romaine John, grocer, Greenwich, opposite the State Prison Rose Alexander, grocer and porter vaults, 15 Nassau Rose Joseph, grocer, 21 Burling-slip, house Second 334 jones's kew-yorK Ross Andrew, grocer, 103 Division Ross Ann, boarding house, 6 Vesey Ross David, hotel 42 Broad-way, and livery stable 36 Netr Ross John, grocer, Anthony corner of Elm Rossell Thomas, grocer, Crosby Rosseter Bryan, Fruiterer, 217 Greenwich Rossiter Rebecca, sailors' boarding house and tavern 273 Rothburn Samuel, tavern, 47 Thomas [Water Roulston James, grocer, 20 Stone Runyan Joseph, grocer, Anthony, corner of Church Russcl Rhoda, boarding house, 72 James Russel Samuel, grocer, 167 Front, house 34 Catharine Rutzer John, grocer, 17 Ferry Ryan Anthony, tavern, 47 E. George Ryan Edward, tavern, 70 Roosevelt Ryan Lawrence, grocer, 1 1 Chapel, corner of Robinson Ryan Patrick, grocer, 27 Catherine-Lane Ryan William, Grainer, Hudson, corner of Provoost IV.— House Carpenters, Shipwrights, Joiners, Bcat-buildert) Block b Pumfi Makers, Coopers, and Mechanics who wort principally in wood. Rainen Jeptha, house-carpenter, Sixth near Division Ramey Jacob, wheelwright, 86 Read Ramie Maturin A. wine cooper, 6 George Ramsey Martin, house-carpenter, 370 Broad-way Randall Levi, house-carpenter, 163 Division Randall John, dock-builder, 85 Chamber Randolph David, house-carpenter, 62 Henry Raniff William, house-carpenter, 177 William RannouiT Chai les, ship-carpenter, 81 Murray Ransier Frederick, cedar cooper, 2 18 Broad-way Rathwell Thomas, house-carpenter, North-Moore Retan Abraham, carpenter, Orchard corner Division Reed Benjamin, shipwright, Gouverneur near Cherry Reed Daniel, shipwright, I47 Harman Reed Daniel W. shipwright, 153 Harman Reder Martin, cooper, 70 Wall Raymond Isaac, shipwright, Rutger Raymond Uriah, h. carpenter, 7 Birmingham Reinicr, George, h. carpenter, Leonard Reiiner Jeptha, h. carpenter, Sixth MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 335 Reynolds James, h. carpenter, Bowery Reynold Philip, cabinet-maker, 75 James Rhodes Joseph, shipwright, 147 Harman Rhodes Robert, senr. cabinet-maker, 61 Chatham Rhodes Robert, junr. cabinet-maker, 61 Chatham Rice Daniel, cooper, Charlotte Richards Edward, h. carpenter, Bowery, near 2 mile stone Richardson John, h. carpenter, 34 Robinson Richardson Samuel, h. carpenter, Hammond Richardson William, h. carpenter, Elm Richey Sarah, upholsterer, 10 Ferry Rider Christian, turner, 13 Barclay Rider Uriah, h. carpenter, 17 Barley Rider William, turner, 13 Barclay Ridley William, h. carpenter, 9 3 Bedlow Rigger Frederick, h. carpenter, 2 Mile Stone, Bowery Riker Daniel, cabinet-maker, 378 Pearl Riker Henry, cabinet-maker, 378 Pearl Riker John, coach-maker, 36 Church Riker John, h. carpenter, corner First and Fisher Riker John, coach-maker, 6 Upper Chamber Riker Tunis, h. carpenter, 68 Chapel Riley Joseph, Windsor chair-maker, 70 John, shop 20 Gold RingElias, millwright, 372 Pearl Ripley John, h. carpenter, 26 E. George Roberts David, cooper, 34 Lumber, and 72 Wall Roberts Davjd, shipwright, upper end of Cherry Robertson George, h. carpenter, 7 Anthony Robertson James, shipwright, 12 Chamber Robertson Thomas, cabinet-maker, 226 Greenwich Robinson James, ship-carpenter, 4 Upper Chamber Robinson William, h. carpenter, 20 Bancker Robinson William, h. carpenter, Bedlow Robinson William, h. carpenter, Second Rogers Henry, h. carpenter, 65 Barley Rogers Samuel, h. carpenter, 50 Chamber Rogers William, h. carpenter, 68 Chape! Romaine, Simeon, h. carpenter, 67 Anthony Ronalds James, builder, 36 Fair Rook Christian, builder, 117 Harman Roome Matthias, h. carpenter, Chapel • 336 JONES'S NEW-YORK Roome Jacob P. h. carpenter, 22 Upper 1 Barley Roome & Warner, h. carpenters, 22 Upper Barley Roome William P. h. carpenter, Upper Barley Rose John, h. carpenter, 59 Chatham Rosett John, h. carpenter, 76 Chapel Ross Ezra, h. carpenter, Third, near Division Ross Noah, h. carpenter, 37 Mulberry Ross Samuel, cooper, 37 Anthony Ross Robert, chair-maker, Mott Ross William, coach-maker, 208 Broad-way Ross David, coach-maker, 33 Barley Rowlandson Wilson, shipwright 67 E. George Roy John, h. carpenter, 92 Chamber Rudd Stephen, h. carpenter, Bayard Rulahd Treadwell, h. carpenter, Jefferson, corner of Division Rump John, n. carpenter, 25 Chapel Russ Isaac, shipwright, Cherry, near Belvidere Russell James, h. carpenter, Orange Rut an John. I. h. carpenter, Provost Ruthvcn John, ivory and hardwood turner, 30 John Rutledgc William, builder, &c. 13 Gold and 1 Governeur's Ryan Philip, h. carpenter, Elm [Alley Ryan William, h. carpenter. Bowery Ryckman Peter, ship wright, 65 Harman Ryne John, h. carpenter, Cross V. — Masons, Bricklayers, Plaisterers, and S(on< 'Cutters, Rafferty Michael, mason, 1 Moore Reas Thomas, mason, 54 Harman Rees David, mason, 36 Augustus Rees William, stone-cutter, Spring Rees Thomas, slater and plaisterer, 59 Church Rich Thomas, mason, 30 Barclay Riley Thomas, mason, 60 Barley Rittle Joseph, mason, Bayard Robertson James, mason, Beach Rodman John, mason, 9 George Ronjaine John, mason, 7 Leonard Rose John, marble polisher, 1 13 Liberty Ross Phineas, mason, 81 Lombard Russel Abraham, mason and builder, 313 Greenwick MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Itussel William, mason, 7 Rose Russel William, mason, 4 Vandewater VI. — Smiths of every description, iiieluding those who work in the Precious Metals, Jtv.els, Sfc. and Watch makers. Rabbeson Martin, brass-worker and umbrella-maker, 190 William Rainger john, copper-smith, 155 Dey Ranger John, tin & copper-smith, 155 Greenwich Rease john, blacksmith, Greenwich' heed Samuel, blacksmith, 100 Bedlow R*ed Stephen, watch & clock-maker, 72 Maiden-lane Rer. il Joseph, smith, foot of Chamber, h Trades, and callings not before enumerated. Rabe'l Anthony, baker, ^.lott Racey Thomas, tallow-chandler, 7 Division Rabargc Catharine seamstress, 65 Ann Rad.ey Barney, lay lor & grocer, 75 Warren Ra\lai;d Stephen, hair-dns:er, 113 Cherry Ra) land Kichaid, shoemaker, Anthonv Raine james, painter & glazier, 7 Catharine-Iaue Rammcy John, shoemaker, 26 Division Rand Anus, purler, 36 Barley Randall john L. laborer, 85 Chamber KtndallJonah, shoemaker, Charlotte, corner Haimao Rar.sley John, shoemaker, Sixth Rate, ill Samuel, wiv'or, 388 Greenwich , , • RatclirTe Thomas, taylur, 368 Water u h JONL&'s NEW-YORK Rauchner C. portrait-painter, Washington Ravo Daniel, laborer, Arundd Rawdon C. ladies and gentlemen's hair-dresser, 88 Pair Rawling Anthony, butcher, Delancey Ray & Sands, hair-dressera, 183 Washington Raymond S. baker, Second Rav 'ner L. B. livery-stable keeper, 24 Whitehall Read John, shoemaker, 155 Water Reader john W. rigger, Charlotte Reading james, butcher, 199 Division Redman John, taylor, Hester Reed James, porter, 8 Chapel Reed john, baker, 47 Bedlow Reed Matthew, soap and candle-maker, 67 Cherry Reed Mose«, currier, 9 Harinan Reeding James, butcher, 199 Division Rees john, drayman, 21 Cheapside Rees Wm. stone-wiper, Spring Reevely Andrew, tobacconist, 32 Mulberry Reevely John, shot-maker, Bayard Reeves james, milkman, Crosby Reeves Thomas, laborer, 1 1 E. George Reef Adolph, -tobacconist, 4 Hague Reid Wm. trunk-maker, 9 Hague Rcimer George, shoemaker Crosby He mer H. gardener, Fourth, corner Pump Reimet& Osbom, shoe-store, 66 Bowery Reins David H. printer, 7 1 Murray Reitcher John, habit-maker, 227 William Reinmey J. stone-ware manufactory, Potter's-hill Water-Works, Cross Remmey John, shoemaker, 26* Division Repose John, baker, Bayard Rcsler Frederi.k,soap & candle-maker, 347 Pearl Relan Fsther, seamstress, Cross Reynolds josiah, shoemaker, 135 Division Reynolds A. G. copper-plate-printer, 149 Pearl Reynolds joshua, snoemaker, 170 Division Reynolds John, laborer, 90 Bedlow Reynolds Solomon, taylor, Henry Reynolds Silas, laborer, Canal Reynolds Widow, seamstress, Noifolk Rhodes Widow, seamslres:, 61 Read Rhodes & Kemego, mustard-warehouse, 304 Pearl Rian Wm. laborer. 317 Water Rice Henry, taylor, 1 1 Ann Rice John, rigger, 60 Catharine Rich Henry, baker, 42 William Richards john, laborer, Charlotte, corner Harman Richards John laborer, 58 Church MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Richards Stephen, taylor, 59 Read Richards Ambic, shoemaker, 2 Third Richardson Andrew, taliow-chandier, Suffolk Richardson Joseph, printer, 81 Harman Richardson Andrew, tlarch-manutactory, Arundel Riclunan Harman, slioeinaker, Fisher Richler Johann Christopher, 1 taylor, 227 William Richers George, confectioner, 4-5 Bedlow Riddle George, livery-stable keeper, 1 Beaver-lane Ridel John, small-shop, 33 Chapel Rider Valentine, fisherman, 72 Warren Rider Widow jemima, huckster, Chapel Ridgeway David, currier 1 Hague Ridgeway George, currier, 13 Nassau Ridgway Mary, mantua-maker, 62 Roosevelt Rikeman Abraham, shoemaker, 2 Birmingham Riley George, shoemaker, Bayard Rime John, tobacconist. 5 Chapel Ringwood Thomas, printer, 28 Warren Risley John, shoemaker, 65 james Risley Timothy, taylor, 93 Catharine Ritter john, taylor, 69 Nassau Roach Michael, stocking-weaver, 250 William Roach John, rigger, 125 Division Roberts john, shoemaker, Charlotte Roberts John, laborer - , 20 First Roberts Nicholas, taylor, Third Roberts Richard, laborer, Grand Roberts Robert, rigger, 19 Fayette Roberts Wm. halter, 4-7 Maiden-laiie RobertsWm. rigger, 59 Henry Robei ts& Forrest, riggers & stevadores 30 Fletcher Robertson & Co. G. 11. curriers, Jacob, and 50 Fr a nkl 0 it Robertson Isa;ic, sawjer, 3 Read Robertson james, tobacconist, 12 Chamber Robertson Jonathan, tobacconist, 12 Chamber Robertson john, taylor, 39 Read Robertson Michael, oy>terman, 26 Cherry Robertson Robert, rigger. Cross Robertson Robert, rigger, 40 Barley Robertson York, waiter, 53 Barclay Robertson & Curtis, livery-stable keeper, 3 Parlitio.i Robins Elizabeth, mantua-maker, 57 Ann Robins Jacob, laborer, 29 Cliff Robinson Brice, laborer, 93 Lombard Robinson James, rigger, 3 Rutger, corner Lombard Robinson john, livery-stable keeper, 75 Beekmau Robinson Robert, laborer, 1 1 E. George Robaon jamei, baker, 13 Henry •40 JONES'* NEW-TORK Roe Benjamin, harness-maker, 40 Chapel Koe Cadwallader, druggist, 54 Dcy Roe jolui, laborer/I hiri Roe john, shoemaker. Third, near Stanto» Roe Stephen, shoemaker, State Prison Rogers Benjamin, rigger, 1 1 Vande water Rogers Hezckiah, shoemaker, 107 Division Rogers Leonaid, milliner, 458 Pearl Rogerson Thomas, currier, g| Church Roller George, shoemaker, Mulberry Romaine Catharine, gardener, Bowery Ronalds William, butcher, Second Roome Henry, jun. painter, Bayard-lane Roome john, p. sail-maker, 86'Liberty, loft Munay's-whari Roosevelt Oliver, painter, Sec. Bowery R oot V\ idow Hannah, tayloress, 55 Mulberry Rose Wm. straw-hat manufactory, 135 William Roselle Peter, shoemaker, Sixth Ross Alexander, bcker, John, corner Gold Ross David, laborer, 53 Barclay, Rt.ss Sarah, tayloress, 79 Church Roualt Joseph, gardener, 35 Bullock Rowlin Anthony, butcher, Delancey Roy Win. tobacconist, 16 Upper Read Royce Thomas, baker, 4 Read Ruc kle jasper E. baker, corner of White & Chur*h Ruck e jasper, baker, 54 Vesoy Ruckle John, baker, North Ruckle John E. baker, 26 Hudson Ruckle Philip G. baker, 12 Green Ruckle Wrr. painter & glazier, 76 E. George Rushforth Wm. boot& shoemaker, 128 Broadway Russel Bartholomew, sawyer, 72 Chamber Russel john, painter, North Moore Russel H. tobacco manufactory, 112 WaUr Russel Joseph, shoemaker, 112 Division Russel Robert, taylor, 18 Lumber Rustler Henry, sausage-maker, Nicholas Rush james, shoemaker, 42 Bedlow Ryan Edward, laborer, 78 Roosevelt, Ryan Elizabeth, tayloress, 22 Vesey Ryan John, tobacconist, 5 Chapel Ryan james, painter, 109 Division Ryan Michael, laborer, Cross Ryan Richard, painter, 107 Division Rvck. nan H. shoemaker, 129 Division Ryrkman Harman, shoemaker, 12 Fisher Rvckman Isaac, rigger, 107 Loir bard Ryder Mitchell, halter, 235 Water MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Rydeback Widow Hester, seamstress, 43 Chapel Ryer Henry, shoemaker 50 Chamber flyer John, shoemaker, Bayard Ayerson widow Sarah, small shop, 9 Chapel VIII. — Shipmasters, Mariners, tg Sent men, Ramage Thomas, mariner, 11 Froi.t Ramsey Charles, shipmaster, Barley Ramsey Robert, mariner, 78 Cherry Randall Win. boatman, 69 James Rankins Win. mariner, Charlotte Ransome Joseph, shipmaster, 91 Cherry Rarom Rowel, shipmaster, 104 Cherry Ray David, mariner, near the Collect Rea Hamilton, shipmaster, 90 Liberty Read Andrew, mariner, 3 Charlotte ■ Record Daniel, shipmaster, 39 Banker Reeves, Abraham, mariner,NeutralAlley,BedIow Reeves Wm. mariner, 64 Cherry Reynolds Wm. mariner, 65 Harman Rice Patrick, mariner, 31 Rose Richards Richard H. shipmaster, 1 14 Harman Richardson Lewis, mariner, 121 Lombard Rider John, branch pilot, 56 btone Ridge Wm. mariner, Molt Rie Hamilton, shipmaster, 90 Cedar Ridgway Joseph, shipmaster, Bayard Riley Richard, shipmaster, 1 Cedar RipUy Henry, shipmaster, Second Roach John, mariner, 125 Division Roberts Nathan, shipmaster, 26 Fayette Roberts Wm. mariner, 63 Harman Robert Wm. mariner, 91 Bedlow Robins Nathaniel, shipmaster, 26 Fayette Robinson John, mariner, 34 Oak Robinson Henry, shipmaster, 78 Fair Robinson John, shipmaster, 68 Harman Robinson Thomas, shipmaster, 234 William Robinson , mariner, 100 Cherry Rodman Cnarles, boatman, Fisher Rogers Abiathar, shipmaster, 7 1 E.George Rogers David, shipmaster, 264 Greenwich Rogers Henry, shipmaster, 5 Kutgers Rogers Henry, mariner, Rolland John, shipmaster, 87 Cheapside Rooke John, shipmaster, 4 • Murray ' Rose Samuel, shipmaster, 334 Water Rosier Michael, mariner, 59 Catharine Rous^ Benjamin, shipmaster, 76 Division Rowc» John H. shipmaster, Corner's- Hook H.h2 Jones's new-york Rowland Jonathan, shipmaster, 84 Lombard Royal Charles, mariner, 104 Division Russell Shubal, mariner, 15 Dale Rust Wm. shipmaster, 51 Roosevelt Rutgers Anthony, shipmaster, 1 14 Liberty Ryckman Isaac, mariner, 107 Lombard IX. — M iscellaneouff. Ra nbird John, 41 Lombard Rainyea.d Francis, 17 Cortlandt Randall Widow Margaret, 56 Warren Randall Widow, 120 Front 1 Randolph Lewis, 395 Greenwich Randolph Widow Martha, 17 Harma* Raybould Catharine, 65 Ann Ratscy Henry, shoemaker, Arundel Raymond Eliakim, 5 Barclay Raymond Ruth, 29 Cheapside Radnor David, 21 Banker R-.uou! John B 3'J Water ReJdall Win. 213 Water Reed Widow, 420 Greenwich Reed Widow, 69 Chatham R eder Widow of Wm. 6 Pump Repose Matthew, 60 Warren Re^hour Garret, laborer, Hester Sf\ nolds Widow, Mott Rli nelander Philip, 98 Bowery R blet George, Grand *' ■, Samuel, 78 Catharine Richardson Mary, 6 Vesey R.dde Robert, 88 Harmar*- R:ddell yames, 2 Frankfort Ridrr Abraham. 84 Liberty R'drbarh Jacob, 7 Chamber t Xfcigwaj Sarah, 33 V and* water R,' eman Widow Mary, rear 3 William Rfkor John, 131 Cka'ham, corner James R.ley Widow, 56 Bedlow Riley Su-annah, 63 Ciiamber RmedoHar Emanuel, 9 'JpperRead Ri'tenhouse Mary, 5 Harrison fitter Widow of Mic'fcael, 81 Chatfcam R tter P. 172 Broadway R .iicli /dines, 53 Robinson R.mrh Michael, 6lBeekmaa R hicJi Widow, 22 Vesey R .l,erts Biza, 10 Dey - Ribert ; Rvan, 87 II irman. Jtobcrb Mary Ann, 5Punip MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 343 Roberts Wm. Prince .Robertson Robert 3. 141 Pearl Robins Adah, 46 Ferry Jfobins Betsej, 57 Ann pt joins Ephraim, 16 Crane wharf Robins Ezekiel, 174 Water R)binson W idow Agnes, Mott Robinson Aumi-.tus, 47 Cliff Robinson Brice,73 Lombard Robinson Widow Harriot, 86 James Robinson Widow Mary, 25 George Robinson Robert, 44 John Robin-on Widow Sarali, Spring Roderick Anthony, 5 Bedlow Rodman Widow Mary, 106 Division Rogers R 34 Cortland*: Rogers Widow, 6 Lombard Rogers Wm 59 Broadway Roome Henry, 15S Broadway Roorbach Widow Frances, 7 Ferry. Roorbach, Widow of John F. 87 Maiden-la«e Roosevelt Widow, 15 John Rose Isaac, 32 Whitehall Rosejun Joseph, Second Rosedaie Widow Ruth, 5 Hague Rosencrantz WicK),v of llenrv. 11 Dutch Ross Mrs. 29 Cortlandt Ross Benjamin, 60 Barclay Ross Sarah, 81 Church Roustelot Maria Elizabeth, 32 Chamber Ruckel Phjlip, Chapel, corner of Barley j>iickel Samuel, 342 Greenwich jjudderow Hi:mphrey, 4 Vamlewater unssel Widow Elizabeth; 15 Ferry j^u^sel Widow Catharine, 7 Rose Russel Widow R!'i>da, 36 <*ak Russy Mons D 4 Upper Read Rutherford John, £19 Broadway. a f Ryan Juliet, 9 Murray j^yerson Sarah, 9 Chapel X.— Curtmen* ' Rim^on Isaac, North Moore Ramsf/j Joint, Kiizjhe»h Ransom BarzeJohn, physician, 37 Chapel Sedy Joseph, teacher, 2 Stxond Seiw s K ev . Ciershom, 20 Mill Seixas/ccob, translator of languages, 9 Water Servant Grengear V. Antonie, physician, 8 Cortlandt Seymour. L. &Thaddeus, teachers, Mott Shanewolf Frederick, surgeon dentist and hair-dresser, 228 Green- ShapterThomas, accountant, 50 Beaver [wich SharpeAnn, midwife, 87 Chamber Siuler , accountant, 127 Water Saepherd Ed ward writing master, 68 Broad S»eel Jane, teacher^ 17 Upper Barley Sler wood Mary, midwife, 12 Chesnut Sheffield Wm. naval architect; 72 Lombard Slull Widow, teacher, 7 Barclay Sheys Bryant, teaclier, Nassau Suippey Wm. accountant, 182 William Sickles Wm. inspector of the customs, 62 Murray Sick'es Robert, superintend, of lamps, 52 E. George Sickles Zacharias, teacher, 90 Fair Sickles Garret, custom-house measurer, 29 Water Sidelljohn, clerk oT the justices' court, 129 Pearl Simon Wm. L. physician, 98 Cherry Simpson John, marshal, 13 Harman Simpson John, inspector, 99 Lombard Simpson Sampson, attorne) at law, 97 Broad Sinclair Lawrence, teacher, pump, cor. Second Skaats Bailholomew, court crier, City-Hall Skctchley jun- Thomas teacher, Greenwich Sketchley 'I hos. you 1.4 ladies' academy, 16 Beekman Skinner Abraham, counsellor, 3 Robinson Skinner Richard C. surgeon dentist, 171 William Slas-sou Wm. attorney and counsellor, 67 Pearl Smiih Abraham L. attorney at law, *rris y attorneys and coti^ellors, 49 Partition [G.ecn wi S'ur^es Strong, accountant, 45 Olivf r » Stuyversant Peter G council k Stores, and Store keepers in general Sacket Joseph, stationer & book-binder, 255 Greenwich Sadler Henry & Co. merchants, 84 Front, and 39 Chamber Sage& Thompson, book-store, I4a Pearl Salisbury john, merchant, 21 Partition Salisbury & Graham, merchants, 177 Washington Salter 1 homas, merchant, 2 Cortlandt Saltus Solomon, merchant, 67 Pearl Saltus, Son & Co. merchants and ship-chandlers, house G7 Pearl store Sahes L. merchant, 136 v\ ater T19 s .mi, Sandford Wm. merchant, 33 Chapel L Sands Abraham S. merchant, 5l Beekman Sands & Dickenson, merchants and ship-chandlers, Barclay corner Sarg.-ant Ezra & Co. book>el!ers,39 Wall [ Washington Satterth watte Thomas W. meichant, 31 South, house 87 /Tater Saunders A. merchant, 119 U'dliam, and 101 Maiden-lanc Saxtoi) & Mount, dry-good store, 442 .Pearl Sayre Samuel, jun. merchant, 45 Cortlandt Sayre & Toler, merchants, iah, merchant, 17 Brklec ' " ' (f Shipper >/<>Mah, me: chant. 50 Front! and 44 Lower Robinson Shoemaker Abrahirn, cry goods' jve, above 2 milestone, Bowery Shonnard Peter, ironmonger, S7 Cherry , cornu of jamei : .v)Oj Shot well Gilbert, merchant, 214-Front ' v* Shotwell W. merchant, 10 j«.ob Snreve Caleb & co. druggists 152 pearl Shriglev Ra'ph, merchant tay! at, 4S Augustus Shute Wm & tohn, dry good store. 157 Broad way Sickles john H. merchant. 12 and 14 New ^uiton Joseph, merchant, n Broad Sinclair G. bookbinder and circulating library, 207 Wa'xr Skelton Abraham, merchant, Greenwich road •Skeltun Joseph, china store, 4'c- 33 Maiden-Lane Skinner Isaac, merchant', 141 Washington .51 ay ley George, merchant, 36 i'red .Slocuin Christopher M. & Win. merchants, 261 pearl .SlocumWm. I. merchant, 261 pearl Smedes Abraham K. merchant, 176 pearl Smiley Wm, R. Dry good store, 448 pearl, house 24 Oak Smiley Archibald, merchant taylor, 271 William MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 349 Smith Epcnetus, merchant taylor, 158 Chatham Smith Jaines R. merchant, 21 1 Pearl Smith Benjamin B. merchant, 37 Barclay Smith Charles, china and glass-store, 272 Water Smith Charles & Co. merchants, 180 Pearl Smith John, earthen-ware store, 142 Chatham Smith John, clothier, 144 Chatham Smith John, merchant, 140 William Smith John M. merchant, 99 Liberty, office Pine Smith Melancton, auctioneer and commission merchant, Wall, corner Pearl, and 3 Church Smith Pascal M. merchant, 96 Greenwich Smith Thomas R. merchant, 73 Nassau Smith Thomas and W. booksellers and stationers, 70 Watetr Smith & Brower, merchant taylors, 142 Broad-way Smith & Bromner, merchants, 27 Beekman-slip Smith St Russell, merchants, 5 1 Front Smith 8c Loomis, dry good store, 199 Broad-way Smith 8c Thorp, merchant taylors, 120 Broad Smith Sc White, dry good store, 152 Chatham Smyth, R. merchant, Thames Snell Thomas, merchant, 94 Beekma r Snell, Stagg 8c Co. merchants, 248 Front Snifferi John, merchant taylor, 30 Oak Solomon W. merchant, 45 Barley Somer J. S. clothier, broker, and intelligence office, 51 Soria Aaron, merchant, 35 Murray [Chatham Spencer Thomas, merchant, 3 5 Maiden-lane Speir John, merchant, 27 Wall Stagg Isaac,' merchant, 49 Ferry Stagg Peter, merchant, 9 Chamber Stagg Thomas, jun. merchant, 58 Partition Stambers Jonas, merchant, 301 Greenwich Stanton Robert, jun. ship chandler, Water, corner, or 54 Ol- State Prieon Warehouse, 294 Pearl [iver Stayley George, merchant, 36 Broad Steinback I. L. merchant, 1 1 1 Greenwich Stevens Stephen, bookseller and stationer, 165 Pearl Stephens 8c Ely, merchant", 97 William Strelitz Joseph, merchant, 205 Pearl [Water Stewart Alexander 8c Co. ship chandlers, corner of Wall and Stevens Ebenezer, merchant, 59 Beekman and 241 Water I i 350 JONES'S NEW-YORK Stewart Alexander L. merchant, 55 William, Stewart Charles, merchant, 138 William Stilwell Samuel, merchant, 43 Bowery Stilwell William, dry good store, 168 Water St. John Samuel, merchant taylor, 126 Pearl St. John Sc Scofield, merchant taylors, 126 Pearl Stockholm Andrew, stock and money broker, 74 William Stollenwerk 8c brothers, jewellers, 137 William Storm Thomas 8c Son, merchants, store 9 Coenlies, house 1 Story J. 8c C. merchants, Pearl and 66 Cedar [Stone Stout Jacob, jun. merchant, 16 South, Hous-; 60 Greenwich Stoutenburg John, merchant, 167 Greenwich Stow 8c Wilcox, merchants, Ackeiky's wliarf Strong Beajamin Sc Joseph, merchants, 166 Front Strong Joseph, merchant, 37 Vesey Strong Return, merchant, 226 Front and 325 Greenwich Strong Selah, merchant, 160 Front, house 40 John Strong Sc Davis, auctioneers and commission merchants^ 123 Pearl Sturges Nathaniel L. merchant taylor, 47 Wall Stuart John, dry grxxl store, 143 Pearl Stuart James, dry good store, 143 Pearl Stuyversant John, hardware store, 104 Chatham [Pine Suckley George, merchant, Greenwich, counting-house 4 8 Suffern George, merchant, 57 John, store 6 Depeyster Sullivan Daniel, merchant, 88 Pearl, and 131 Water Sutliff John, merchant, 112 William Sutton John H. flour merchant, 19 South, house .\7 Barclay Suydam John F. merchant, 1 1 Coenties-slip Suydam John, merchant, 4 Broad-way Suydam 8c Wyckoff, merchants, 21 South, house 4 Eroad- Suydam 8c Wilson, merchants, 45 Front [way Suydam Henry, merchant, 23 Whitehall Swartwout Henry, merchant, 47 Stone Swartwout, Dumont Sc Co. merchants, 62 Water Swords T. 8c J. booksellers, stationers and printers, 1 60 Pearl Syne James, merchant, 231 Water Symon Richard, merchant, 4 Cliff IIL- — Grocers, Taverns, Irms, Porter-Houses, Hotels, Boarding-Houses, Brewers and Distillers. Sackett Elisha, grocer, 63 Chamber, corner of Chapd Sagar John, tavern, 6 Maiden-lane MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 351 Sadler widow of James, boarding house, 94 Maiden-lane Saidlej widow Jane, boarding house, 94 Maiden-lane Saltonstall widow Elizabeth, boarding house, 86 Pearl Samo Isaac, grocer, 60 Chamber, corner of Chapel Sands Benjamin, grocer, Spring*' Sands R. St K. distillers, 2 Oliver Sands Stephen, grocer and cartmjn, 29 Read Sanders Sc Roe, grocers, 194 Washington Sandhovel H. porterhouse, 197 William Sandford David, cook shop, 69 Partition Sandford Huldah, boarding house-) 58 Cedar Sassenburgh George A. grocer, Church, coi-nep of Anthony Saunders Henry, grocer, First comer of Grand Sawyer Isaac, grocer, Charlotte Sayres Isaac, grocer, 9 Charlotte Scally Dennis, grocer. Grand, corner of Suffolk Schenck Peter A. 8c Co. merchants, 49 Front Schaffer Frederick & Co. grocers, Delancy, corner of First Schultz & Co. Michael, brewery, Fourth Scofield, Ann, grocer, upper end Bedlow Scofield Isaac, grocer and carpenter, 60 Church Scofield Lewis, grocer, 37 Augustus Scofield Thomas, grocer, 1 Ferry Scofield Rufus, grocer, 37 Augustus Schoit Berard, grocer, 25 Augustus Schovel Ann PI. grocer, Bed! >\v Scott Alexander, grocer, Augustus, corner of Magazine Scott Alexander, grocer, 34 E. George Scott Elizabeth, grocer, 186 Cherry Scott Francis, grocer, 1 5 Bedlow Scott James, grocer and callico printer, Third, corner Eagle Scott John, grocer, 44 Bedlow Scouten Simon, grocer, Fourth, corner Hester Scrihner Sc Wurts, grocers, 25 1 Water Schmeitzer Geo. M. grocer and butcher, Elizabeth Seaman Robert, grocer, 35 Bowery Sechevercll Gustavus, grocer, 37 E George, corner Bedlofl- Secor George, grocer, 57 Cherry Secor Gilbert, grocer, 25 Vesey, corner Church Sccor Joshua, grocer 57 Cherry Secor William, grocer, 47 Hudson Secor St Horton, grocers, 47 Hudson 352 JOMES'S NEW- YORK Seely Mrs. boarding-house, 45 Courtlandt Seely Dennis, grocer, Grand Sell James, grocer Sc shoe-store, 384 Greenwich Sell Stephen,' grocer, 43 James, corner Banrker Sell William, grocer, 2 7 Peck-slip, house 8 Chesnut Seymour widow of Horace, boarding-house, 255 Pearl Shadden James, grocer, SOI Washington Shanahan M. grocer, 3 (iak Shannon James, grocer, 59 E.George Shannon John, porter-house, 39 Park Shanklin Rohert, grocer & carpenter, 22 Thames Shatzel Jacob, grocer, 8 Eroad Shatzel John, sailors boarding-house, 357 Water Shelburg widow, grocer, 309 Broad-way Sheldon widow, boarding-house, 252 Pearl Sherlock James, grocer, 2C Front Sherman Andrew, tavern, Greenwich, near State-Prison Sherman \Y f illiam, tavern, 77 James Shields James, grocer, 81 JIarman Shields William, grocer aid cartman, cor. Rutger Shinn Hester, sailors' boarding-house, 3 1 Lombard Shipman William &. W. H- grocers, 43 and 48 Partition Shippey Joseph, Jun. groar, store Coenties-slip, house 17 Shomburgh Philip, ft niter* r, 43 E. George [Bridge Shonnard Frederick, grocel , 80 Bowery Shonnanl Mi s. sudors' boarding-house, 37 Pine Shdtwell Abraham, grocer, 89 Murray Sliowt Oliver, grocer, Melt Sibell John, tavern an«! suitors' boarding-house, 331 Wate Sickels William, grocer, 62 Murray Silvester Reuben, groccrtmd mason, 96 James Simmons Henry, grocer & flour-store, Front, cor Fletcher Simmons Mrs. tavern, Charlotte, cor. Lombard Simmons William, grocer, 159 Ply-market Sc29 Fletcher Simonton Henry, grocer, 52 Front Simons Walter, fruiterer, ~ Cbaiham Simpson Charles, fruiterer, 207 Water, house 55 Oik Simpson George, grocel, Stanton, cor. Bowery Simpson William, grocer, Rutger, cor. Harman Sinclair Hector, grocer, 16 Robinson Sipkins Thomas, grocer and grainer, 14 Warren Skelding John, grocer, Pump, cor. Third MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 353 Skiddyl. R. porter-house, 189 Cherry Ski drriore John, grocer, 87 Bowery Skidmore Lemuel, grocer, Washington, cor. Provoost Skinner Elizabeth, grocer, 55 George Skinner Josiah, grocer, 61 Nassau Slaght John, grocer, 356 Water Slater Mary, grocer, 32 Rose p Slaven Mrs. tavern, 37 Cheapside Slessor John, grocer, 105 Harman Slidell John H. grocer, 10 Ann Slivans Corntlius, grocer, 57 E» George, cor. Lombard Sloan John, grocer, 69 Chatham Sloan John, grocer, 126 Cherry Slote Peter, grocer and pi .nier, 71 Chamber Slover Abraham, grocer, 5 South Slowley Mathew S. brewer, 46 Catharine Small Christian, grocer, 24 Harman Smallen Michael, grocer, 91 Nassau Smith Abiel, grocer, 204 Front Smith Caleb & Edmond, grocers, 62 Front, house 16 Mar- Smith Cornelius, grocer, 125 Washington [ketfield Smith David, porter-house, 2 1 Oak Smith David V. grocer, 194 Front Smith Daniel, grocer, 43 Vandewater Smith Edmund, grocer, 27 Whitehall Smith Elkanah, grocer, Water, cor. New-slip Smith Epenetus, grocer, 152 Fly-market Smith Esther, grocer, 103 Division Smith George, grocer, Charlotte, cor. Lombard Smith Gershom, grocer, Beekman-slip and 79 Gold Smith Jacob, grocer, 56 E. George, cor. Lombard Smith James, grocer, 135 and 136 Cherry Smith James A. porter-house and livery-stables, 16 Eedlow Smith James, grocer, 2 16 Broad-way Smith John, tavern and grocer, 155 Fly-market Smith John D. grocer, 35 Robinson Smith Joseph P. grocer, Grand, corner Orchard Smith, grocer, Grand Smith Levi, grocer, 164 Fly-market Smith Widow Lydia, boai ding-house, 50 Division Smith Widow Mary, grocer, Greenwich, near State Prison Smith Mrs. boarding-house, 5 Old-slip li2 354 jones's new-york Smith Piatt, grocer, 315 and 317 Greenwich Smith Sarah, grocer, 32 Beaver Smith Timothy, grocer and taylor. Charlotte Smith T. II. & Son, grocers, 196 Front, house 75 Frankfort Smith William, grocer, 504 Broad-way Smitli William, tavern and hoarding-house, 292 Water Smith Sc Hiatchley, grocers, 21 Peck-slip Smith Sc Coddingion, grocers, 194 Front Smith £c Haines, grocers, 313 Greenwich Smith 8c Horton, grocers, 195 Front Smith Widow, boarding-house, 150 Water Smithen Robert, tavern and sailors l>oarding-house, 277 Sini'.med Catherine, grocer, 102 Harman [Water Snare Charles, grocer, 48 Bedlow Snow's James, hotel, 69 Broad-way Solomon Jonathan, grocer, Molt Somerindyck Matthew, grocer, 10 Beaver Somerville Archibald, grocer, 1 18 Chatham Sowarby James, grocer, 134 Division Sparks John, granary, 300 Broad-way Spence Henry, grocer and carpenter, 43 Augustus Spence Robert, grocer, 30 Chapel Spies John, tavern, Theatre-alley Spinning Benjamin, grocer and shipwright, 14 Rutger Spread William, grocer, Bullock Sprowll Thomas, grocer, 10 Dutch Standerwick William, giocer, above Catharine-slip Stayley William, grocer, 334 Water Stagg Daniel, grocer and h. carpenter, 102 Warren, corner Stagg Nicholas, grocer, Washington, near Warren [West Stansbury Daniel, grocer, 1 Cliff, corner John Siarkins, widow of Caleb M. porter-house, 338 Water States Llano Ferry House, 61 Whitehall Stebbens David, grocer, &c. 361 Water and 32 Catherine Siebbens Simon, grocer, 4 Liberty Stebbens & Goodrich, grocers, 240 Front Stevens John, grocer, Greenwich, corner Provost Hi evens Abraham, grocer, Greenwich Stevens Josenh, porier-houso. 41 Liberty Stevens Reuben, grocer, 14 Orange S.c\ens Thomas," brewer, upper end Broadway Styles William, gro»ev> 49 Chspel MERCANTILE DIRECTOR V. Sharpless Isaac, h. carpenter and builder, 443 Pearl Sutherland Jane, sailors boarciing-house, 98 Broad Steinback & Brown's Ivewery, 332 Broad-way Steinbargh John V. grocer, 32 Front Stevenson Alexander, grocer, 281 Water Stevenson Mathew, porter-house, 1 Bridge Stevens Thomas, brewer, Broad-way Stillwell Mrs. H. grocer, 165 Washington Smith Peter, tavern, Chapel Stewart Augustus, grocer, 305 Washington Stewart Daniel, grocer, 13 Ann Stewart George, grocer, 29 Murray, corner Church Stewart Robert, grocer, 96 Broad Stewart Mrs. P. boarding-house, 53 Dey Stewart Noble, tavern and boarding-house, 77 Cherry- Stewart William F. grocer, Essex, near Grand Stewart Charles, grocer, corner Bayard and Mott Stewart 8c Mackinson, grocers, 75 Vesey St. John's Hall, 6 Frankfort Stoddart Widow, boarding-house, 204 Front Stone Will iam, grocer, 323 Washington Stone Widow Sarah, grocer, 86 Anthony Storm Abraham, fruiterer and cartman, 73 Division Stott Elizabeth, grocer, 85 Flarman Stoudenger Charles, grocer, 262 Greenwich Stoddart Ichabod, sailors boarding-house, 236 Front Stoutenburgh Helen, boarding-house, 191 Broad- way Stow Jeremiah, grocer, 26 Lombard Stratton Benjamin, boarding-house, 204 Front Stratton Simon D. grocer, 31 E. George Stratton William, grocer, Broad-way Street Mrs. C. boarding-bouse, 64 Pearl Sheet Caleb, grocer, 20 Coenties-slip, house Pearl Stretch Samuel, tavern, 15 Fletcher Striker Peter, grocer, Bullock Striker John, grocer, F.. George Strother William, grocer and tavern, 98 Roosevelt Stuart James, grocer, 10 William Stuart George H. grocer 29 Roosevelt Stubbs Charles, grocer, 83 Harman Slymels Widow Ann, boarding-house, 24 Pine Sullivan John, grocer, 8o Front 356 Jones's new-york Sullivan Timothy G. grocer, Mulberry, corner Bayard Southerland Jane, grocer, 98 Broad SutliFF John, grocer, 176 Division Sutton Samuel C. tavern and boarding-house, 4 South Suydam John, porter-house, 146 Bowery Suydam John F. grocer. 1 1 Coenties-slip Sweeney John, grocer, Magazine, corner Augustus Sweetman Michael, tavern and sailors boarding-house, 328 Swift Abiel, grocer and mariner, 204 Front [Water Sykes John, grocer, 69 Catharine Sylva Ann, boarding-house, 132 Greenwich IV.— House Carfienlers, Shift wrights, Joiners, Boat -builders, Block ID Pumfi Makers, Coopers, and Mechanics -who work principally in wood. Sager George, h. carpenter, 50 Cheapside Sandford John, carver and gilder, 144 William Sandford John, h. carpenter, 52 Anthony Sandhowel Harman, chair maker, 197 William Sanxay James L. ship joiner, 195 Division [bard Sawcitter James, wheel wright, 386 Water, house 1 2 1 Lom- Schultz Harman, cabinetmaker, 20 Old-slip Scofield Benjamin, h. carpenter, Washington Scofielcl Rufus, h. carpenter, 37 Augustus Scott James, h. carpenter, 31 Bedlow Seal George, cooper, 8 De Peyster Seaman James, shipwright, Charlotte Seaman William, cooper, 4 Second Sears Samuel, h. carpenter, Church Secor Eli, shipwright, Cherry, near Gouverneur Secor Eli, jun. shipwright, Cherry, near Gouverneur Secor Francis, shipwright, Division, at Clinton Secor Joseph, h. carpenter, Elizabeth See Daniel, h. carpenter, 51 Anthony Seely Joseph, shipwright, Cherry, near Gouverneur Selleck Henry, shipwright, Scammel Selleck Ray, shipi ight, Scammel Servant James, h. carpenter, Greenwich Service Robert, h. carpenter, 36 Augustus Sharp Samuel, cabinet maker, 40 Dey Sharp Thomas, shipwright, 155 Harman Sharp Nicholas shipwright, 12 Henry MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 337 Sheffield Will iam E. shipwright, 72 Lombard Shepherd James, shipwright, Norfolk Shepherd John, clock builder, 34 Lower Robinson Shepherd J. boat builder, 39 Robinson, Denning's Bason Sherrard Joseph, h. carpenier, Crosby Sherred Stephen, h. carpenter, 51 Division Sherwood Benjamin, cooper, 6 Albany Bason Sherwood John, shipwright, Hester Sherwood Isaac, turner, 84 Chatham, house Third Shields Alexander, h. carpenter, 3 Charlotte Shillman Samuel, shipwright, 109 Harman Shinnannon, h. carpenter, 109 Division Shires Frederick, cooper, 25 Cedar Sho'well Abel, patent block maker, 185 Front Shourt Oliver, h. carpenter, Mott Shulott, Samuel, h. carpenter, 10 Harman Sicklis Abraham, h. carpenter, 168 William Sickles Zechariah, cooper, Gibbs' Alley Sidney Joseph, cooper, 38 Cedar, shop front of Albany T3& son, Greenwich-street Silvester William, cooper, 27 Broad-way Simonson Jacob, h. carpenter, Third, above Eagla Sinclair Duncan, cooper, Greenwich Skaatts Jacob, cooper and repacker, Budd Skellom George, Windsor chair-maker Skidmore John, ship-carpenter, Fourth Skidmore Samuel, h. carpenter, Fourth Skillen & Dodge, carvers, 1 19, Cherry Skillen Simeon, carver, 1 19 Cherry Slater William, h. carpenter, 39 Bedlow Slott Alexander, carver and gilder, 1 Hague Slover Abraham, cabinet-maker, 16 Stone Smalley John, turner, 63 Beck man Smith Albei t, musical instrument maker, 86 John Smith Benjamin, h. carpenter, 72 Chamber Smith Charles, cabinet-maker, 4 Murray Smith Daniel, h. carpenter, 50 Anthony Smith David, h. carpenter, 5 1 Cliff Smith Eberiezet, h. carpenter, 50 Augustus Smith Ezt kiel, h. carpenter, 68 Chappie Smith George, h. carpenter, C,\ Murray Smith Jacob, h. carpenter, 5 Division 355 jones's new-york Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm Sm th Jacob, h. carpenter, Corlaers-hook th Jacob, & Son, oval Sc round turners, 1 1 Barclay th James, h. carpenter, 65 Harman th James, h. carpenter, 344 Broad-way th John, h. carpenter, Charlotte th John, turner, 360 Greenwich th John, h. carpenter, 28 Read th John, dock-builder, 230 Greenwich th John L upholsterer, Fisher tli John cabinet-maker, 41 Augustus , th Joseph, cork-cutler, 2 Crane Wharf th Peter, cabinet-maker, 49 Chapel th Matthew, h. carpenter, Fair th Lewis, h. carpenter, 93 Bedlow th Richard, h. carpenter, Sixth th Richard, h. carpenter, 20 Vesey th Stephen) h. carpenter, Walnut, near Corlaers-hook th Thomas, block-maker, Cherry, near Ackerley's wharf th Thomas, h. carpenter, Division th William, block-maker, 55 Catharine 8c 265 Water ith William, cabinet-maker, 46 Warren ith William, block-maker, 164 Cherry 8t 31 Oliver ith William, fan-sash maker, 23 Broad th William, shipwright, Corlaers-ho k th William, cabinet-maker, Orchard ith William S. h. carpenter, 9 Magazine th & Hoe, h. carpenters, 10 Cedar th D. & M. joiners, 1 1 Cedar tton John, h. carpenter, J 19 Harman Smock Cornelius, h. carpenter, Bowery Sniffi.i John, shipwright, 1 19 Harman Snow Edmund, shipwright, Pump Snow Edmund, shipwright, 100 Bedlow Snow Paul, shipwright, 104 Bedlow Sowson John, cabinet-maker, 7 Oak Spear Henry, h. carpenter, 45 Hudson Speight William, cabinet-maker, 251 Greenwich, house 80 Spur Barnet, h. carpenter, Leonard [Murray Speir Robert, h. carpenter, 45 Thomas Speir Roben, coopen, 7 Depeyster & 39 Beaver Spicer David, far. carpenter, First Spies John, last-maker, Second cor. Division MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 359 Sp'.nage Benjamin, shipwright, U Rutger Spinning John, h. carpenter, 27 M'llberry Spock Stephen, shipwright, 201 Division Spock James, shipwright, Harman Spouk John, h. carpenter, Harman Springer James, cooper, 376 Greenwich Sp/owl Jeremiah, h. carpenter, 19 Fayette Sproull Samuel, h. carpenter, Broad-way, near Union Fur- Squires Amos, h. carpenter, 36 Bedlow [nace , Stackhouse James, h. carpenter, Elizabeth Stansburv, h. carpenter, Provost Stanton George, h. carpenter, 10 John Stanton William, h carpenter, !?5 Lombard States Elijah, cooper, Elm Stebbes Henry, coach-maker, 34 Vesey Siebber James, h. carpenter, 32 E. George Stephens John, h. carpenter, 27 Augustus Stephens John, jun. upholsterer, 90 ,Maiden-lane Sterling J. St W. coopers, Bache's wharf, 85 Front anrl Sj Stevens Elias, dock-bui]der, Hester [Water Stevenspn Charles, h. carpenter, 34 Vandewater Stewart John, cabinet-maker, 26 Cedar tewartJohn, h. carpenter. 44 Warren tewart John, h. carpenter, 9 Thomas Steward William, basket-maker, 44 Warrea Stiles Benjamin, saddle-tree-maker, 10 Fisher Stilwell Elisha, h. carpenter, 150 Division Stivers Thomas, h. carpenter, Harman Storing Barnet, h. carpenter, Pitt Storms Henry, cabinet-maker, 20 Bancker Storms Abraham, dock-builder, N. Moore Strang John, h. carpenter, 16 Mulberry Stralton Latham, cooper, 3 Crane-wharf Streen James, h. carpenter, 32 E. George Styles William, h. carpenter, 49 Chapel Stymets Abraham, shipwright, 136 Division Stymcts Peter, h. carpenter, 26 Bailey Sutherland Lawrence, h. carpenter, Crosby Sutton John, cooper, Pump Sutton Job & Daniel, coopers, 242 Front Sutton George, h. carpenter, 17 Murray Button Noah, cooper, Mott 360 Jones's new-york Sutton Nehemiah, shipwright, 51 Division Sutton Robert, cabinet-maker, 83, Bowery Sutton Daniel, cooper, Pump Suydam Christopher, h. carpenter, Montgomery Suydam Henry, shipwright, Hester Swarts Aaron, shipwright, Harman, corner Charlotte V. — Masons, Bricklayers, Plaisterers, and Stone-Cutters. Sandf ord John, mason, 72 Chapel Sarles Edward, bricklayer, 84 Henry Scott Thomas, stone-cu*ter, 89 Murray Scudder Alfred, mason, Provost Sharp William, mason, 27 Warren Simmons Charles, muson, 1 I Augustus Smith Anhur, mason and builder, 30U Greenwich, Smith Peter, mason, Greenwich Smith S. stone-cutter, 7 6 Murray Sniffen Abraham, mason, 12 Thomas gSouter John, stone-cutter, 10 Chamber gjSpeirs George, mason, Provost jtJSpencer Wiiliam, bricklayer, 18 Barley j^'ackhouse John, mason, Elizabeth § m -anage Thomas, bricklayer, 28, Henry g m j t igg Isaac, mason, 63 Church g m j f insbury Jones, mason, 73 Warren g : einback Anthony, mason and builder, 3 34 Broad-way ^ Sterrit Robert, mason, 58 Oak SteveHson Robert, mason, 44 Chamber "Stewart Abraham, mason, 42 Warren Stewart James, mason, North Moore Stewart Win. mason, 85 Chapel Suter John, stonecutter, 10 Cnamber Sutherland James, mason, 14 Read Sylvester Reuben, mason & grocer, '26 james VI. — Smiths of every description, including tfiose v;ho xverk ini Precious Metals, Jewels, IfC. and (Patch-makers. Sands Tredwel!, nailor, 106 Division Sayre Joel, silversmith & jeweller, 109 Maiden-lane Sayre 1. & U. watchmakers, 210 Pearl & 34 George Sayre & Richards, clock & watchmakers, 236 Pearl Schuyler Peter C, watchmaker, 105 Maiden-lane Scoles John, engraver and bookseller, 222 Broadway Shelter John, blacksmith, 83 Chamber Sherwood Daniel, blacksmith, Spring MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Sherwood Joshua, blacksmith, Bedlorw Simmons J.& A. gold and silversmiths & engravers,275 Pearl Simpson John, blacksmith, 24 New Skeltorn Richard, brass-founder, Cor'.aers-Hook Smith George, silver-plater, 81 Warren Smith john, whitesmith, 19 Water Smith Win. blacksmith, 48 Bedlow Smith Thaddeus, silver-plater, 14 Robinson Smyth Thos. black and whitesmith, 3 Dey, & 330 Greeii- . JM Solomon John, tin-plate-worker, 27 Moore [wick Souque Michael, gold and silversmith, 129 Williim Speir James, blacksmith, 13 Fletcher, & 95 Goid Spencer Wm. nailor & blacksmith, 57 James Sugg Samuel, tin-plate worker, 120 Cherry Stanley Adam, smith, 81 Henry Stevens Frazee, nailor, 1 \i) Harman Stevenson Thomas, blacksmith, 17 Gold Stevenson T. & J. blacksmiths, 1 Liberty & Washington Stilson Gideon, blacksmith, 21 First Stirr Abraham, blacksmith, 74 Chamber Stockbridge Benjamin, blacksmith, Corlaer's-IIook Stout Jnmes D. engraver, 192 Wi.liam Stove Jacob, blacksmith, 4 Pump Slruck John, blacksmith, 5m & 71 Chatham Stuyvesant Eliphalet, air-furnace, 37 Upper Barley Switzer Peter, cutler, 54 Ves -y VII, — Mechanics, Trades, and Callings, not before cnumeracd, Sage &Clough, printers, 149 pearl Saffcn, Mary, tayloress, 3 1 Partition Sammis Augustine, shoemaker, 16 Catharine Sam. Africa, laborer, 120 Harman Sandford David, cook-,Iiop, 69 Partition Sandford John, carver and gilder, 144 William Sandford Pert-grine, boot-maket, 5 liroad Sandford Samuel, sawyer, oouverneur, near Cherry Sands Obadiah, shoemaker, Mott Sands Sarah, seamstress, 60 Fisher Sands Wm hair-dresser, 183 Washington Sands in Ray, hair-dn-ssers 183 Wellington Samson Benjamin, shoemaker. 40 Barclay \ Santus Ignatius, se^ar-maker, Division Savgeant f. coal yard, New Saunders Edward, sawyer, 2 Birmingham Saunders Ignatius, segar- maker, IJeury Saunders John, laborer, Ls^ex Saunders John, shoemaker, 33 Banjiy Siunders Kobert, printer, 12 Thames ' Sayre Joseph, shoemaker, 57 Broad Sayre Joseph, shoemaker, 159 J)ey ■ Sayre Nathan, boot and shoemaker, 128 Front Scandcn Peter, laborer, 5 Bedlow Seantfier john, laborer, 8 Bedlow fichelbrin, fruiterer, 91 Nassau Schenck Widow, nurse, Elizabeth Schoonraaker Egbert J. stone-potter, 49 Augustus Schwvler Cornelius, butcher, Bowery Scipion Benjamin, segar-maker, 9 Read Scott Isaac, saddler, 104 Maiden-lane Scofield Jacob, shoemaker, 213 Water Scott James, baker, 7 E. George Gcott John, shoemaker, 23 Roosevelt Scott Widow Mary, seamstress, Piugries Alley Scott Widow Mary, scamstress,Third Scott Wm. shoemaker, 347 Broadway Scoit James, calico-printer, Hester, corner Third Scott Wm. tanner, nkinner Scramble Henry, laborer, 74 Read Scudder Elizabeth, washer, Mulberry Scudder Stephen, shoemaker, 67 Barclay Scully Edward, sawy«r, 4 Moore's Row, Henry Scu'ly Thomas, rigger, 10 Charlotfj Seaman Thomas, milkman, Third Sears Henry, rigger, 1 6 Hen/y Sears Peter, laborer Greenwich Sebring Veter, saddler, 2 Rose Seeley Zadotk, hatter, 46 Chatham Segerson John, laborer, 1 Augustus S<-'igoine james, shoemaker, 53 Wate* SPigoine Jesse, shoemaker, 334 Water Seagoine John, shoemaker, 354 Water Sclden John, musician, 41 Chapel Selteg Andrew, taylor, 297 Brannos Sells John, painter, Mulberry Sell John, paper stainer, Mulberry, corner Crow Seymour Joseph, shoemaker, Greenwich Samler Cisper, baker, Arundel Serine? Francis, fruiterer, 127 Greenwich Sergeant James, coal yard, 54 Ni>w, and 15 Rector Sewell Joseph, brush manufactory, 64 Nassau Seymour Peter, ha;r-dres»er, 49 Chatham Se_. mour Samuel, shoemaker, Mott Seymour Wm. shoemaker, sixth, near Ea?1e Shaddock Widow, tayloress, Hudson, corner Provooit Shallabra Eliza, milliner, 33 William Shananan Martin, laborer, 5 Oak Shapier samuel, taylor and comediaD, 52 Augustus Shap'er Thomas, laborer, 1?0 Bowery Shaiky job,n, tobacconist^ Suffolk MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 363 Sharp Widow Ann, midwife, 87 Chatham Sharp Peter, whip-maker, 15 Maiden lane, & 4 Cortlandt SJiarp Wm. sugar-baker, 49 Mulberry Shatze! Benjamin, shoemaker, 332 Waters Shatzel Harman, boot and shoemaker, 316 Water Shatzell Wm. shoemaker, 248 Water Shaw John B. rigjter, 111 Division Shaw John W. coffee-grinder, 43 Oliver Shaw Win. tobacconist, 4 Hague Shaw John, porter, 'J 8 Yesey Shepherd John, taylor, 69 William Shepherd Thomas, hair-riresser, 65 Fair Sherman Amos, rigger, 7 Bata\ia-!ane Sherman Edward, card- maker, near State-Prison Sherman Hannah, market-woman, second Sherred Jacob, painter and glazier, 35 and 37 Broad Sherrer Henry, gardener, First Sherwood David, ^opemaker, spring Sherwood Mary, midwife, 12 Chesnut Sherwood Samuel, shoemaker, 370 Broadway Sherwood seymour, rigger, 12 Chesnut Shields Andrew, taylor, Becilow Shields Edward, comb-maker, 133 Chatham Shilling Daniel, painter, 6 Magazine Shimmeal George, currier, 1 Yandewater Shimmeal Valentine, tanner and currier, Feriy Ship George, butcher, Bayard Shirdel James, sawyer, 13 Read Shires David, baker, 72 Warren Shoe John porter, 28 Vesey Shonard P. & A. plaistercf paris manufactory, SG Janjis Short samuel, caulker, Charlotte Sliotwell Peter, oysterman, 41 Read Shours susanna, tayloress, 22 Chamber Shrader John, laborer, water-works Shrader James, shoemaker, 22 1 Water. Shrader John shoemaker, 86 Chatham Shrader John jun. shoemaker, 221 Water Shutejun. Henry, tanner, 17 Chamber Shute John, painter & color-shop, 4 New-slip, & 19 Banck«r Sice Michael, baker , £2 Fair Sickles Daniel, boot and shoemaker, 233 Water Sickles Garret, boot and shoemaker, 3 1 & 29 Watw Sickles Henry, taylor, 65 Partition Sickles Henry, shoemaker, Elizabeth Sickles Win. shoemaker, 168 William Sicks Joseph, rigger, 28 Harman Sicilian W alrab, fruiterer, 1 Chathaia « 8imkin>Wm. potler,30 Upper Read Simmons Ann, washer, 54 Warren Simmons Chapman, fisherman, Hester Simmons Jane, washer, Second Simons Josiah, taylor, 7 Chatham B;monsoiiS:moB, shoemaker, 93 Broad S nipsoh Alexander, barber, 75 Bowery Simpson Charles, hair-dresser, 55 Oak & 207 Front Simpson Thomas, printer, Leooard Sitcher A. painter, gilder & glazier, 59 William & 67 Fair- Silcher Wm. painter, Mott % Skaais James, laborer, 34 Lower Robinson Jkaats Rinier, painter, 44 Warren Skidmcre Mary, mantaa-maker, 35 Charlotte Skidmere Joseph, shoemaker, 73 Cliapel Skinner Jacob, brushmaker, Mary Dawson Nathaniel, boot & shoemaker, Division, corner FiAat Slayman C»to, laborer, First Sl'deliar Co. John, tallow-chandlers, 50 Broadway Slim John G. laborer, Bullock Slipper Joseph, shoemaker, 159 William Slipper Joseph F. shoemaker, 177 William Shipper Thomas M. shoemaker, 353 Pearl Sloan Ann, milliner, 139 William Si»a!l Edward, hair-dresser, 34 Vandewater Smart John, saddler, 157 & 159 Water Smiley Archibald, taylor, 27 1 William Smith Anthony, laborer, Mott Smith Benjamin, shoemaker, 29 Lombard Smith Widow Bethia, mantua-maker, lo Gaidei Smith Christian, baker, 307 Broadway Sruith Edward, hatter, 213 William Smith Edward, cordwainer, 33 Augustus Smith Widow Elizabeth, seamstress, 7 Warren Smith Epesetus, taylor, 157 Chatham Smith Fortune, sawyer, Grand Smith George, butcher, Mott, corner Hester .Smith Gerardus, rail-maker, 42 Front, house 15 Beater Smith Hannah, taylores.% 4 1 Chapel . Smith Haviland, taylor, 35 Nassau S.nith Henry, butcher, First Smith Henry oysterman, 58 Barclay > Smith Hezekiah, laborer, 46Bedlow Smitii Jacob, shoemaker, 325 Pearl s ; - Smith Jacob, laborer, Bullock, near Corteer's Hook Smith James, shoemaker, second Smith James, rigger, Division Smith Jane, washer, 18 Robnisor* MERCANTILE DIR«:TORY;. Smith John, laborer, 16 Harman Smith Joiin, rigger, 38 Bedlow Smith John, taylor, 155 Harman Smith John, slioemaker, Norfolk Smith John, shoemaker, 6 Rose Smith John, taylor, Mott Smith John B. butcher, Bowery, near 2 milesftibe Smith John, butcher, Bullock, corner sixth Smith Joseph, taylor, 72 Nassau Smith Joseph, laborer, 30 Beekman S::iith Lemuel, shoemaker, 20 Cherry Smith Mary Ann, milliner, 41 Chapel Smith Mary, tayloress, 65 Barclay Smith Michael, sawyer, 72 Murray Smith Nathaniel, chymical perfumer, 114 Broadway Smith Nicholas, hair-dresser, 34 John Smith Peleg, shoemaker, 15 Magazine Smith Peter, watchman, Cross Smith samuel, taylor, 23 E. George Smitli Stephen, hatter, 52 Water Smith Thomas, laborer, 14 Ann Smith Thomas, sawyer, 365 GreenwicW Smith Timothy, chimney-sweeper. Elizab^h Smith Wai. silk-dyer, 407 Greenwich Smith Wm. laborer, 226 William Smith jun. Wm. butcher, Mott Smith & Brower, taylors, 142 Broadway Smock Richard, oysterrnan, £5 Moojc Snell Barnet, shoemaker, Orange Snell Catharine, tayloress, 27 Vesey Sniften Hannah, washer, 40 Chapel Snider George, laborer, Mary Snider John, baker, Crosby Soaper John, laborer, second Soby Wm. musician, 34 Oak Somcrindyke Jacob, livery stable, 280 Greenwich Solis John, taylor, Elizabeth Solis Daniel, quill manufacturer, Elizabeth Sopher John, shoemaker, 54 Harman . Southwick & Hardcasfle, printers, 2 Wall Southwick Henry C. printer, Lumber, corner of Thame.* Sparks John, milkman and granary, 330 Broadway Sparrow L'izavinantua-maker, 8 Augustus Jpeaighi Uichard, painter and glazier, 38 Rose •^pc-akman & co. umbrella manufactory, 73 Maideji-Lajie .ypenceThoinas, rigger, 92 Bedlow Spencer Cato, laborer, 47 Lombard /S'penter John, boot Mid shoemaker, 42 Add aftd Pearl £k9 666 JSNEs's NEW-YORK Spencer Joseph, glass ornamenter and cutter, 21* Vjlliar/ «Spencer V\ m. sail-maker, 5? James 5 pony Jacob, gardener, liowery Spicer Francis, butcher, Third, corner Delancey Spicer Fiancis, marketman, 10 Augustus Spinage Daniel, shoemaker, 123 Waiter Spraiiiger & Mabbatt, boot and shoemakers, S Park Spratt Robed, shoemaker, 10 Catharine Stage Abraham, laborer, 102 Read Stage Wni. laborer, 109 tiarman Stagg Abraham, shoemaker, 100 ilarroa* Stagg Albert, sawyer, Mott Stagg John, laborer, 1 hi: 4 Stagg Isaac, laboier, Hester Slambler Christian, butcher, Bullock Stiinsbury Arthur t paper mould maker, 148 Oalliam Siarkey James, rigger, 80 Lombard Stayley Win. tayior, 1 Warre* Stayner, Thoaias, musician, First "teel Michael, milkman, Mott Steel Robert, tallow chandler, 23 Bridge Steenbath Corntlius, laborer, Hater Steenbach Lawson, shoemaker, Norfolk Stephens Margaret, tayloress, 28 Th«ma» Stevens James, servant, ''2 Warren Stevens John, sawyer, 47 James Stevens John B. laborer, Corlaer's Hook Stevens Richard, tayior, 26 iianker Stevenson Fbe;>ezer, leather dresser, Mott Stevenson Ralph, tanner, 1 1 Vandewater Stevenson Robert, laborer, 21 George Stevenson Wm. saddier, 3J Bowery Steward Alexander, baker, 1 Birmingham Steward widow Maty, nurse, 61 Ann Stewart George, hair-dre*ser, 8 Nassau Stewart Robert, baker, 30 Pine Stewart Thomas, laborer, 100 Anthony Stewart widow Mary, mantna-inakei, 60 Chapei- Stewart Wis. basket-maker, 44 Wairen Stibbs Henry, shoeniakei, 34 Yes«y Sitbb:- satmit t, painter, 'iu. Beekmaa and 92 Fair Stiff Daniel, laboier, 245 William Stdws Henry, shoemaku", 84 Harma* still. M ichael, mnJunan, Mott gtilman A: .o-, tayior, Boweiy Stillweil Eiias, shoemaker, 17 Tiioma* Sti'.lwell Samuel, shoemaker, Guiby. SUmme! P«tw, liatter, * Few/ MERCANTILE DIRECTOXT. 3*7 Stine Henry, taylor, Hester Stirr Peter, shoemaker, 77 Chamber Stokes Christiana, milliner, 415 Pearl Stomm Peter, hatter, 32 R'-ud Stone Edward, shoemakt-;, 51 Harman Storm Mary, washer, 53 Barclay Storms Lewis K. JiTery stable, 14 Banker StouthotT Francis P. laborer, 137 Drvision . Stout James D. copper-plate printer, 192 William Stout seymour, shoemaker, 260 Water Strang jun. Daniel, shoemaker, 22 llarman Street Benjamin, shoemaker, 3 Chesnut Stremmel George, shoemaker, Fust Striker Henry, tavior, 48 Chapel Striker John, tallow chandler, 55 Dey Striker jun. John, tallow chandler, 395 Greenwich Striker John, laborer, 59 Division Strong Peter, baker, First Strot;! Henry, shoemaker, 285 Broadway Strj ker John, printer, 14 Nassau Stubbs Charle*, milkman, 83 Harman StuartJames, baker, corner of O.-.k and Oliver Stuart John, laborer, 63 Lombard Sturman Edward, shoemaker. 816 Division Stuvversant Peijr, shoemaker, 141 William •Suffren & co. tobacconist, 57 John Sullivan Benjamin, taylor, 74 iiarinan Sullivan Dennis, hair-dcesser, 106 Broad Sullivan James, butcher, 47 Mulberry 'Sullivan John, rope-maktr, Rivi. g'fc n Sunmiers \» ra. sail-maker, 69 R ;d Summers ffm baker, 2 mile«!oue Surry Raymond, baker, second Sutton Peter, tayloi , 314 Water Swain John, printer, 49 Pearl Swain Win. book-binder, 100 Read Swaiiidi sarah, silk stocking 6Bedlow Smith John, mariner, 14 Harman Smith Joseph, mariner, Magazine Smith Moses, shipmaster, 32 Cherry Smith Obed, shipmaster 6- Dey Smith Philip, "mariner, 62 Harman Smith Robert, mariner. 4 E. George Smith sa'muel VV. shipmaster, First Smith silas, mariner, 27 Chtap^ide Smith Wm. mariner, 86 Roosevelt Sneden Jes-e, mariner, 117 Read Southerland James, manner, 87 Division Spei'k Francis, shipmaster, Grand Spence Peter, shipmaster, C4 James Stanton John, shipmaster, 26 Bcekraan Starks Josepn, shipmaster, 24 Oak SUvers Georg«, mariner, 2 Dover JfET.f AKTIIE DNtlOOXY. 369 S'erry Joseph, mariner, 32 Lombard Stevtart john, mariner, 59 Bedlow Stewart Noble, mariner, 77 Cherry Sit wart Simon, mariner, 12Chesnut S'- :ddot£h Francis P. ma/iner, 137 Division Stevenson John, shipmaster, Mott Steymets Andrew, mariner, 59 Henry Story Wm. W. shipmaster, 4 Oak corn.Chesnut Stowell Wm. mariner, 52 Roosevelt Strong — , shipmaster & boarding house,43Wat«r Strangman, Thomas, shipmaster, 43 Water Stremple Henry, laborer, 74 Read Sturtevant Eliab, mariner, Barley Summers Wm^piariner, 16 E.George Surget Jacob, shipmaster, 143 Chatham Swain Shabel, mariner, 51 Lombard Swan Cliarles, pilot, 23 Cliff . IX. — Miscellaneous, Sackett widow Hannah, 161 Greenwich Saffron Mrs. 30 Partition Salmon widow sarah, 85 Gold Sanders widow Mary, 22 Gold Sanders Wm. 71 Liberty Sandford Wm. B. 15 Catharine Laae Sin! ford Captain John, 27 Cedar Saitz Madame, Pump Satgue Mrs. L. 34 Cedar Savage james, 15 George Savourin John, 54 Read gcharler George, 4.58 Pearl Scher.k widow, Elizabeth Schultz Christian, Hester Scott widow Elizabeth, 30 Frankfort Scott widow Rachel, 24 George Scudder Elizabeth, Mulben y Seaman Margaret, 20 Chapel j$t arnan widow Phoebe, 29 Division Seaman widow of Henry , 36 Greenwich Seaman W illiam, 32 Lumber Seabry james, 36 James gecor David, Bowery, 2 mile stone Secor Francis, Clinton, coiner of Division gecor janvs, Bowery, 2 mile stn; • Bedgewick Anthony, First, corner Delancey Seely widow , 45 Cortlandt S gar Madame, Pell gelby Charlotte, 421 Greenwich 370 jojtis's tffcW-YO»TI Sflleraig Catharine, lfl Frankfort Scton widow, North Moore Seton Mrs. Ann, 37 Partition Shackley Catharine, 5 Rose Shaffer widow Margaiet, second Shaw Robert, 106 Beekman Shaw widow sarah, 25 Vandcwp.ter ghaw William. 101 William Shay widow Mary, 28 Upper Barley Shay widow Mary, 9'J Augustus Shearburn Joseph, 1£8 Biuatlway Shely widow, North Moore Shell widow jane, North Moore Shepherd joanna, 3S Read Sherer widow Lucretia, second Sherman widow Abigail, 21 Rose Sheriif widow Maria, 93 Bowery Sherwood Elizabeth, 24 Division Sherwood widow Mary, 12 Chesnut Shipley widow, 22 Chapel Shippey jun. josiah, 17 Bridge Shires Mar y , 2 1 Barley Shombrey Henry, Pump Shotwell Abraliam, 86 Murray Shotwell Gilbert, 214 Front Shute sen. Henry, 13 Chamber Sickles widow, 7 New Sim Ann, 2 Beaver Simeson Benjamin, 13 Thames Simmons widow of june, 88 John Simmons jane, second Singer Henry, second Singleton Elizabeth, 41 Oak Sisson widow Elizabeth, 3 1 Harman Skaats widow Elizabeth, 65 Church Skaats widow Mary, 69 Church Skaats Rinier, 71 Church Skaats widow of Thomas, 63 Church Skidmore Mary, Charlotte Skillman Joseph, Pump Skinner Elizabeth, 55 E. George Skinner, Thomas, 18 Water Skinner widow Peggy, 5 Anthony Sliber Martin, stuy versant Slidell Thomas, 50 Broadway Slidell widow, 26 Warrea Sloan widow sarah, 5G Anthony MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. itote John, 18 Lombard Smith Ann 35 Lower Robinso* .Smith Daniel, 43 Vaiulm-waler tftnith Catharine, 102Ha.man •Smith \\ idow Dorcas, Essex .Smith Widow Elizabeth, 54 Chapel Wraith Ellen, 10 Barley 6' i itfa George, 64 Murray tfniithJane, 18 Rf>bin»on Jmkh John, 44 George £mith john, 62 Mulberry £mith John, 155 Harman Smith Lewis. 95 Bediow {Smith Widow Martha, 72 Chamber Smith Mrs. Mary, 35 Pearl Smith Widow Man, 75 james Smith Margaret, 48 Betiiow Smith Rhoda, 89 Beekman Smith Thomas, 75 Fair Smith Waters, S9 Pine Smith William S. 27 Upper Barley Smyth Charles, 8 Gold Snagle Widow, Essex, near Division Sneeden, 3 Rector Sniffer Hannah, 40 Chapel Snowden Widow Rachel, 152 William Somerindyke Widow M. Third, near Division. Southerland Daniel, 35 Augustus Southard john. Corlaer's Hook Southwell Mathew, 19 William Spanks Mary, J 1 Cheapside Sparkman Ann, 63 Division Sparling Catharine Widow, Hester Speir Christopher, 1 1 Reed Spraggs Widow Mary, 56 john Sprainger PeterR. 5 Park Springier Henry, Bowery, 2 mile stone Stagg john, 63 Church Stagg Margaret, 94 Beekman Stagg sen. Thomas, 49 Ferry Stake W idow .Sarah, 182 William, corner George Stansbury Jonas, 301 Greenwich Stantial jacob, t2 Division StantonEliz?, 17 james Stanton Widow Eliz-beth, 420 Greenwich Stanton George, 10 john Stanton Widow of jasper, 46 Partition Starr Ephraim, 168 Broadway Startin Widow of Charles 23 1 Broadway Steel Margaret, 38 Front Stee. Robert M. 43 Lumber Steghifer widow, 3 Ann Steepler Wido*. RiviDgton Stevens Hannah Widow, 9 Pump Stevens johii, 7 Broadway Storens Richatd, 36 Backer Stevens Widow, Nicholas Stewart Mrs. Phorb?, 53 Dey k;ewart V idow of Benjamin, Jefferson Stewart jainesA. Ifillroad Stewart Marj , 61 Ann Stewart Wm. L 6i *e If Broad Sieyniets Benjamin, 13 1 fumes Stickler widow, 27 Garden St ill well widow Eiiza, Es.ex «8tillwi:ll Evert, 337 Greenwich Siocker widow of Hugh, 15 Broadway Stoddart widow Elizabeth, 84 Herman Stokes Thomas, 30 Wall StophinusSophi; , 46 Barclay Storm Joseph, 67 Vesfy Stotesbury widow Sarah, 28 Cedar Stott widow Eiizaoetii, 85 Harman Stout widow Effee, 5r Ann Slout jacob, 60 Greenwich Stout Mrs. 31 Cortlandt Stringham John B. 4 Cedar Strohl Abraham, 48 Chatham Strong Benjamin W. 160 Front SruyversantN. W. Stuyversant, near 2 mile stem e Stewart Daniel, 13 Ann Stymets Mrs. 24 Pine Sutherland Angus, 10 Roosevelt Sutherland Daniel, 59 Chatham Sutherland Francis, 4 Rise Sutherland John B. 4 Birmingham Suydara Henry, 23 Whitehall Swartwout Elizabeih, 3 Albany Bason Swartwout widow, 88 F^ir i Swift widow Elizabeth, Beaver, comer WiHiarn X. — Cartmen. Sandsbury Nathan, N. Moore Sandforu Michael, 45 Chamber Sands Stephen, cartman & grocer, Read, corner Church Sandford David, 43 Thomas MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 375 I varies James, Vestry Sarrassec Lawrence, 5 Pump Saunders Christopher, N. Moore Saunders Henry, Grand, corner First Saunders Isaac, 35 Anthony Saunders John, Elizabeth Scott Francis, 95 Anthony Scott Henry, 1 1 3 Division . ScudderJohnC. 58 Read Seaman Israel, Broad-way Seaman Richard, Essex Secor Jacob, Desbrosses Secor James, Suffolk Selleck Silas, Budd Serrine John, First Shades George, Pump Shannon John, 64 Harman Sherman Jacob, 5 Rose Sheriff Widow, 93 Bowery Sherwood Aaron, Harman Shires Julius, 70 Warren Shourt Jacob, Pump Sliourt William, 35 Augustus Shuarte Joseph, 15 Thomas Shule Richard, Hester Shute William, 35 Augustus Simmons Andrew, 87 Anthony Simonson Barnet, Bowery Slate John, Desbrosses Smack Christian, 48 Chamber Sminith Thaddeus, Second, corner Pump Smith Benjamin, Mulberry Smith Gilbert, 59 Cedar Smith Jacob, Thu d Smith James, 398 Greenwich Smith James, Laight Smith John, Rningion Smith Peter 69 Harman Smitii Philip, Essex Snedcn Robert, 46 Chamber Sneider John, Bowery Snell John, Leonard fcl 37* jones's kew-york Somerindykc William, 13 Thomas Sorrel Samuel, Vestry Speir Peter, Third Springsteen Harman, 3 Anthony Stephens Rolef, 442 Greenwich Stewart Robert, 78 Broad Stillwell John, Brannon Storm Henry, 45 Barley Storm Frederick, N. Moore Storm John, Beach Storm Nicholas, Thomas Strimbach Lawrance, Suffolk Shole Jacob, 34 Anthony Stymets Isaac, Third Suffern John, Beach Sutton Joseph, 94 Anthony • I.— -Learned Professions and Fubiic Officer*. Tabele Jacob, dock-master, 39 Fair Tabele Philip, clerk of the justice's court, Bowery Tagart — — assistant teacher, 90 Chamber Talbot Theodore F. attorney at law, 65 Pine Taubert Frederick, accountant, 8 Mulberry Taylor B. city surveyor, New Bath, Washington Taylor John, constable and deputy water bailiff, Corl Taylor Violetta R. teacher, 34 Fair [H Taylor Walter, M. D. 57 Catharine Taylor Willet, M. D. 162 William Teasman John, teacher, Barley Telfair Adam, teacher, Harman TenJJroeck Dirck, attorney Sc counsellor, 95 Nassau, ho Ten Eyck Josiah, accountant, 43 Beaver [Stuyve Ten Eyck Miss, teacher, 74 Liberty Terry Samuel, accountant, 7Q Chapel Thomas Mrs. young ladies' academy, 79 Beekman Thompson Charles, marshal, 170 Broad-way Thompson David, harbour -master, 231 Water Thomson Alexander, surveyor, 11 Fair Thompson James, constable, 4 Ann Thompson John, accountant, 310 Broadvway Thompson Peter, accountant, 1 Chanel MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 375 Thompson Samuel, harbour-master, 269 Water. Thome Doctor N. 10 Water Tillery James, M. D. 86 Broadway Titus Charles, measurer, 16 Lombard Todd William W. accountant, 288 Water a '\. Tollerton Robert, teacher, Bedlow Tompkins Daniel D. associate justice of the supreme court, Torbert Samuel, M. D. 1 Harman [6 Murray Totten Charity, teacher, 38 Augustus Townley David, marshal, 159 Greenwich Townley Rev. John, 418 Broad-way. Townsend Htnry, teacher, Fourth Towt John, attorney at law, 66 Anthony Trievie Uriah, physician, Magazine Trumbull Col. John, artist, 108 Broadway, corner Pine Tucker Ben jamin, notary, S Wall, house 11 Anthony Tunnard J. E. teacher, 65 Lombard Turobul) Cnl. George, 48 Broad-way Turner P. M. D. 41 Murray ^Turner W. S. physician, 71 Nassau Turk William, physician, 83 Liberty Tuthill James M, teacher, Charlotte, cor. Henry Tyler Jacob, teacher of navigation, 67 Cliff II. — Machania, Dry-Good and Book Stores,and Store-keepers in general. Tabele John, merchant, 38 Ann Tubele John & William, merchants, 26 Pearl Thbele J. Sc Richard, dry good store, 52 Nassau Tubele William, dry good store, 80 Chatham Talbot George W. merchant, 47 Vesey, store Crane wharf Talcot Noah, merchant, 64 South, house Bowery hill Talman John H. Merchant, 42 Dey , - '\ Talman Pi ter, merchant, 27 Partition Talman Peter and John H. dry good store, 2 14 Pearl Talman Samuel, merchani, 171 Front, house 40 Fair Tardy John G. merchant, 14 Rector, and 17 George Tate Joseph, merchant, 70 William Tavlor Alexander & I. merchants, 73 South Taylor Charles, merchant, 39 Pine ' i Taylor Charles & W. merchants, 71 South Tuylor George W. merchant, 71 South, and 39 Pine Taylor John, merchant, 57 Maiden-lane 376 jones's new-york. Taylor Moses, dry good store, 404 Pearl Taylor Moses, store-keeper, 57 Broadway Taylor Najah, merchant, 1 7 John Taylor St McCracken, merchants, 183 Front ,, Teer Mark, merchant taylor, 124 From Ten Brook Henry, dry good store, 1 10 William, &5l John Ten Brook John, merchant, 852 Pearl, and 46 Dty Ten Eyck John, merchant, 444 Greenwich t .. Terril William, merchant, 108 Liberty Theal Hacaliah, dry good store, 99 Chaiham Theband Joseph, merchant, 12 Beekman, house Orchard Thomas Henry, merchant, 94 Greenwich Thomas Joseph, merchant, 30 South Thomas Wm. & Son, merchants, 117 Pearl Thomas William, merchant, 2 mile stone, Bowery Thompson Francis, merchant, 10 Beekman, and 298. Pearl Thompson George, merchant taylor, 52 Maiden-lane Thompson Joseph, merchant, 95 Read Thompson Robert, merchant, 32 Cedar, and 126 Broadway Thomson James, merchant, 51 Broad-way, store 135 Pearl Thomson John, merchant, 203 Peail Thomson John, jun. merchant, -22 Liberty Thomson Joseph, merchant, 95 Read Thomson Robert, merchant„32 Cedar, and 126 Broad-way Thomson S; Co. R. Sc I. nvei chants, 34 Liberty Thompson Sc McBrairs, merchants, 30 Maiden-lane Thorburn Grant, crockery store, 20 Nassau Thorburn Robert, merchant, 1 .^Broad-way Thorne Daniel, merchant, 1 16 Washington, house 16 Mar- Thorne Danie. & William, merchan'.s, 74 Front [kctlieid Thorne Stephen jun. merchant, 8 John" Thorne Wm. St Co. flour merchants, 70 Cherry, & 25 Front Thorne William, merchant, $7 Greenwich Thorne k Still well, druggists, 2 Coenties-slip Thurston Robert I. merchant, 287 Water, house 211 Wm. Thurston William R. merciiant, 265 Pearl Tice John, perfumery store, !36 William Tiebout John, bookstore and lottery -office, 253 Water Titus John', merchant, 299 Pearl and 62 Cliff" Titus Michael M. lumber merchant, Rutgtr Titus Richard, lumber merchant, 23 Roosevelt, yardnea: Titus Walter, dry good store, 47 Rose [Ringer's slip MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 377 Tod David, merchant, 33 Walker Toderhorst, George F. merchant, 194 Water Toler Hugh K. merchant, 66 Dey, house 43 John Tom John, merchant! house 43 Beekman Tom Thomas, merchant, house 335 Broad-way Tomiinson Isaac & Co. merchants, 6 Fletcher Tonne) John, glove and leather store, 284 Pearl Tooker Daniel, merchant, 128 Chatham Tooker Martin, dry good store, 136 William Tooker Samuel, merchant, 3 Bridge Took Thomas, dry good store, 318 Broad-way Torrey William, merchant, 3 Magazine, store Beekman-slip Totten John C- bookseller, printer, Stc. 155 Chatham Tovvle Samuel, merchant, South, corner Wall Townsend Caleb A. lumber merchant, Cherry Townsend George, merchant, 254 Water and 302 Pearl Townsend James, ironmonger, 245 Pearl Townsend John, merchant, 149 Cherry, store near N. Slip Townsend John K. merchant, 29 8 Pearl Townsend Solomon, merchant, 6 Warren, store 225 Pearl Townsend John I. dry good store, 136 Broad-way Townsend Thomas S. merchant, 17 Burling-slip, house 335 Broad-way Townsend & Jones, flour merchants, 20 1 Front St 71 James Townsend & Fox, merchants, 298 Pearl Townsend & Mtlancton, flour merchants, 71 James Tredwell Adam, merchant, 64 Beekman Tredwell George, merchant, 260 Pearl Tredwell Henry, merchant, 177 Water, store Burling-slip Tredwell John, china, glass, Sec. merchant, 227 Pearl Tredwell Seabury, merchant, 260 Pearl Tredwell St Allen, hardware-store, 178 Water Tredwell 8t Marvin, china, glass, &g. merchants, 20 Burl- Tredwell & Thorne, merchants, 175 Front [ing-slip T remain Joseph, merchant, 59 Dey, store 27 South ' Tucker & Allison, merchant taylors, 378 and 432 Pearl Tucker Marsh, merchant St ship-chandler, Pine cor. South Tucker Paul, dry good store, 60 James Tucker Richard I. merchant, 95 Water Tucker Samuel, merchant, 13 Coenties and 112 Greenwich Tucker, Fanning 5t Co. merchants, 4) Beekmnn L 1 2 Jones's new-york Turk 8c Pierce, merchants, 179 Broad-way : **fHfl|dHT Turner Mrs. millenary-store, 156 William <**itmMV III. — Grocers, Tavrn.i, limit, Porter-Homes, Notch, Board' ing-Hou*c*< Brewers and D Mmf BF"*B*4mf* Tabor Loring, boarding-house, 263 Water -»T Targay John, h. carpenter, Greenwich Talman John, h. carpenter, N. Moore Taylor George, h. carpenter, 9 Oliver Taylor George, h. carpenter, 17 Division Taylor Jacob, cabinet-maker, 27 Broad-wajr Taylor Jacob B. cabinet-maker, 94 Broad Taylor James, h. carpenter, Spring Taylor Jeremiah B. h. carpenter, 52 Anthony Taylor John, carver, 53 Chamber Taylor Thomas, builder, Bowery Teeple George, h. carpenter, 60 Barley Teeple Samuel, h. carpenter, 51 Church .r<«j3, Ten Eyck Andrew, block and pump maker, 34 & 35 South Terry Thomas C. h. carpenter, 58 Bedlow Tharpe David, h. carpenter, 21 Anthony Tharp h. carpenter, Greenwich Thomas David, cabinet-maker, 49 John Thomas Elias, carver and gilder, 40 Chapel Tliomas Evan, millwright, 45 Chatham Thomas Sc Rhodes, cabinet-maker^, 61 Beekman Thomas James, h. carpenter and turner, Jefferson MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 381 Thomas k Bell, cabinet-makers, 49 John Thomas Timothy , h. carpenter, 43 Read Thompson Adam, cabinet-maker. Bullock Thompson Alexander, h. carpenter, 43 Chamber , Thompson Benjamin, h. carpenter, 29 Cherry Thompson James, shipwright, ,89 Harman Thompson William, boat-builder, 341) Water Thompson William, h. carpenter, 170 Division Thome DanitJ, shipwright, 76 Harman Thome Henry, br.;.t-builder, 203 and 283 Water * Thome Isaac, boat-builder, 337 Water Thorne Samuel, shipwright) 88 Catharine, yard 345 Water Thurston Charles, h. carpenter, Pump Thurston Peter, carver and gilder, 3 1 8 Pearl Tice Henry, h. cai penter> Third, corner Pump Ticbout George, shipwright, 2 57 Greenwich Tiebout shipwright, 37 Murray Till.Hson Nicholas, shipwright. Goverfieur, near Cherry Tiljou Francis, chair-maker and grocer, 22 Sione Titton Thomas, h. carpenter, 18 Catharine, coiner Heary T'uton William, h. carpenter, 21 Vandewater Timpson Thomas, cabinet-maker, Cotlaers-hook Tindale Samuel, shipwright, Sixth r&jT Tison Henry, shipwright, 7 Gibbs' alley Titus Ebenezer, shipwright, Rutgers Titus Joseph, h. carpenter, 11 Lombard '1 odd James, cabinet-maker, 4G Anthony Toms Jonathan, h. carpenter, 48 v Anthony Tomkins Amos, h. carpenter, 52 Henry Ton? kins George, shipwright, 14 Hairison Tomkins Ward, h. carpenter, 13 upper Chamber To nilin son Gilbert, chair-maker, 46 and 83 Nassa'Ji Toi ey William, shipwright, 44 Division v^aifl^ Totten Silas, wheelwright, 38 Au^usius Tows Anthony, block-maker, 38 Bed low Train Daniel N. carver, 144 Cherry, house DO Lombard Traphagen John, h. carpenter, 5 Thomas Traphagen Henry, h. carpenter, 10 upper Barley Traphagen Peter, h. carpenter, Greenwich Travis Elisha, h. cat penter, Grand -"«*iuaVn Tr cm ble Moke*, shipwright, 39 Ghe&pside Trinder Churles, h. carpenter, 3 Rector tfc«*N 382 Jones's jjew-yor*: Trulock Joseph, upholsterer, Tell Tupper David, h. carpenter, Bowery, near 2 mile atone Turcot Peter D. upholsterer, 21 Maiden-lane Turk Aliasuertis, turner, &c. 55 Nassau Turnbull A. h. carpenter and grocer, Magazine, corner Au- Turnier Henry, cabinet-maker, 203 William [gustus Tuttle James, h. carpenter, Desbrosses Tuttle & Young, h. joiners, 75 Division Tyrren Valentine, h. carpenter, 8 Warren [Water Tyler Edward, block and pump-maker, 7 Henry and 384 V. — Masons, Bricklayers, PlaUtercrs and Stonc-Cuiier** Tait Robert, stone-cutter, Beach Tanner Thomas, mason, 10 Leonard Tappan George, mason, Mulberry Tate Samuel, mason : Sixth Tate Thomas, mason, 82 Read Taylor Thomas, mason and builder, 225 Greenwich Taylor mason, 1 17 Cherry Thorp Abnei j mason, 87 Warner Thompson James, bricklayer, Delancey Thurston Jacob, mason, Washington Tomkins Stephen, mason, Beach Tucker Gideon, Plaisrer of Paris manufacturer, 100 White Tucker & Ludlum, Plaister of Paris manufacturers, White, Tunure Lawrence, mason, 79 Read [cor. Chapel Townsend Daniel, mason, Puinp VI, — Smiths cf every description, including those who tvork in the firecimts metals, Jewels, kc. and Watch-makers. Tait William, blacksmith. Greenwich, above Air Furnace Targee John, gold and silver-smith, 192 Water & 24 Gold Taylor James, blacksmith, 67 Hai man Taylor Solomon, blacksmith, i 6 James Taylor & Hinsdale, jewellers, 146 Broad- way^{}^fPfjih£ Tebow John, blacksmith, 18 Anthony- 'JwW> Teller James, blacksmith, Hudson, above Bxannon T'-rney Luke, blacksmith, 7 Ann Terry William, watch-maker- 3 1 6 Broad-waf*?***-'"-] Thomas Thomas, coach lamp mak»r, 94 Nassau Thompson Samuel, tin and copper smith, 162 ^ Water Timpson James, blacksmith, Rmger Tissot Alexander L. watch-maker^ 1 60 Broad-way MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 383 Todd Samuel, blacksmith, 28 Water Tolmie ColiUi blacksmith, Cross Toigutt itotbi gu n-smuh . 3 Murray, house Elm Trencher John, b'fick^ riith, 73 Division Ti ickey Samuel, blacksmith. 1 10 Harman Tr%reth Echvarfl, bUcksml.th, lsMagaiipe tmitnaT Trioler Christfari, jeweller, Wooster Tucker N. gun-smith, film Turner James, gun-smith, 2 13 Water Twaddle james. bl icksmiih, 10 Chamber VII. — Mechanics, Trades and Callings , not before enttmeratctf Taillenr Alexander, tailor, 38 Ann Tail John, sawyer. Desbrosses TaUman Hctmanus, halter G8 Vesey Tallman Jacob, labourer, Greenwich, nearN. Market Talmage John, tailor, 140 Dtvision Tanner William, labourer, Third Tate Joseph, tailor and habit maker, 13 Old slip Taylor Abraham, tailor, 1 Fayette Taylor Abraham, tailor, 27 Broad way Taylor Alexander, shoemaker, Mott Taylor Archibald, tailor, Chamber, near the Reservoir Taylor james, shoemaker, 14 Pine Taylor jemima, mantua-maker, 10 William Taylor Oliver, boot and shoemaker, 273 Pearl Taylor Samuel, shoemaker, 129 Division Taylor Wm. shoemaker, 1 4 Warren If 10 Chamber Taylor Win. laylur, 22 Greenwich ^ \ '[-^ v , -, \ W>~-i.'? Tears widow Mary, nurse, 7 Barclay Tears Mary,nbrse, 7 Upper Barley TearceAmi, mantua-maker, 57 Bowery Teer Jacob, butcher, 124 Bowery Telford Alexander, boot & shoemaker,358 Pearl Teller James, hatter, 344 Pearl, corner Cherry Teller Lewis, laborer, 8 B George Teller William, saddler, 8 E. George Tenear Henry, tanner, Orange Terry Gershom, shoemaker, 40t Greenwich Terrell Mrs. mantua-maker, 8 Warren urtrfrMUd .±>xuA ("nr- Tharpe Solomon, laborer, iJudson above Hetty Theibold John, hair-dresser, 74 Barclay Thomas, Abraham, sail;makcr, 5 First Thomas Etan, taylor, i6 Barclay 7 homas Henry, oysternun, 37 Murray jones's kew-vor^ Thomas Jacob, fruiterer. 81 Xatua^ , r Thomas James, laborer, 4 5 Harman *»iZ»JU i Thomas John, laborer, '! bird Thomas John, painier and glazier, 3 First Thomas John, rigger, 5 Cheapside Thomas Richard, rigger, 24 liatavia Lane Thomas Ricdard, laborer, 64 Ann Thomas Thomas L trader, 43 Chatham Tllomp : on Abraham, laborer, 18 Augustus Thompson George, butcher, 448 Pi:arl Thompson james, shoemaker, 50 Mulberry Thompson janies, tayor, 64 Cedar Thompson james, shoemaker, Bullock & First Thompson widow jemima, washer, 163 Division Thompson john,ini-iiature painter, 51 Maiden-L. Thompson Patience, coffee grinder, 23 Thames 'I hompson Thomas, taylor, 64 Cedar I hompson Thomas, laborer, 99 Lombard 'J hompson Thomas, laborer 48 Bedlow Thompson John, saddler and Knglish collar-maker, 3 1 Cedaj 7 hornburn john, printer, 12 Barclay Thorne Hannah, mantua-maker, 54 Gold Thorne Stephen, shoemaker, 113 Division Thorne widow, tayloress, 43 Chamber Thornell Thomas, taylor, 14 Bancker Thornton Joseph, tobacconi-t, 94 Murray Thorp John B. taylor, 126 Broadway Threequa John, painter, 39 Greenwich Thurman Win. M- silk-dyer, 342 pearl, corner Dover Tice John, taylor, 2G5 William Tice Miss, mantua-maker, 42 Anthony Tice William, taylor, 34 Lumber Tiebout widow Sarah, washer, 41 Barley Tilfoid Alexander, shoemaker, 358 Pearl Titler George, shoemaker, 79 Henry Titus Henry, livery stables,416 Pearl Tolefree Robert, saddler, 14 Fayette Tool Patrick, porter^ Mulberry, corner Cross Toole Susannah, mantua-maker & mi'liner, 138 Broadway Torboss Isaac, painter, gilder, &c. 80 Liberty Townsend Elijah, laborer, 45 Hudson Towt Robert H. copper-plate printer, 2 Ann Trail William, painter, 343 Greenwich Trainer Owen, baker, 14 Bedlow Travis Moses, laborer, Stanton Travis widow, huckster, 47 Robinson Tremper Leah, nurse, 1U Division MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Tremper Mary, nurse, 1 1 1 Division Tremper Michael, sail-maker, 20 Lumber Tricolr John, painter, 39 Greenwich Trivett James, shoe-maker, 82 William Trotar Thomas, soap-boiler, 6 Chapel Tubbs Luman, laborer, Cbrlaer's Hook Tucker widow Joanna, seamstress, 3 1 Mulberry Tucker Ann, milliner, 50 John Tucker Elizabeth.mantua-maker, First Tucker Wm. shoemaker, Third Tunis john, shoemaker, 259 Water Turnbull Andrew, baker, 2 Henry Turner Allony, layloress, 38 Church Turner George, tsyjor, 32 Chatham Turner John, printer, 37 Liberty Turner John, news-carrier, 42 Harmaa Turner Miss, milliner, 156 William Turner William, shoemaker, Second Turner William, ovsterman, 83 Nassau TuteJoseph, baker, Bayard Tuthill Thaddeus, shoe-maker, 415 Pearl Tuttle, Seth, taylor, 47 Loinbard Tweede David, taylor, Cherry Tweedy Samuel, natter, 45 Maiden-Jane Tydgaat widow, milliner and manroa-maker, 63 Cherrv Tylee James, shoemaker, 83 Chatham Tyler George, milkman, Corlaer's Hook Tyson John, shoe-maker, 275 Greenwich VIII. — Shipmasters, Mariners, <§• Boatmen. Tait George, shipmaster, 3 Vandewater Tal.man Wm, mariner, Delancey Taylor James, shipmaster, 16 Oliver Taylor John, mariner, 63 lied low Taylor, Peter, shipmaster, 27 Ann Taylor Wm. shipmaster, 9 Upper Read Telord Frauds* shipmaster, 16 Rutgers Thomas Griffith, mariner, M 2 Lombard Thomas T|iomas, mariner, 170 Division Thompson John, mariner, 67 Division 1 hompson Charles, shipmaster, 4.6 Hudson Thompson John, mariner, rear of 38 Lumber Thompson Robert, shipmaster, 48 Harmau Thompson Robert, shipmaster, 7 Oliver Thompson Samuel, shipmaster, 6 Elm Thompson Samuel M. shipmaster, 259 Walar 'I ice John, mariner, 6 E George Tiffany Elijah, shipmaster, 39 Gold Tompkins Abraham, boatman, 172 Division h m 386 JOKXS'S VTW-YOKX Tompkins VVm. mariner, 39 Bancker Totlen John, mariner, 3 1 Lombard Toulon Moses, manner, 6 George Tower Roger, mariner, 21 liarman Troup John, shipmaster, 2 Catharine Tryan Benjamin, mariner, 66 Ilarman Turrcll Ebenezer, shipmaster, 206 William Tyler Charles, shipmaster, rear ol 3 Frankfort Tyler James, shipmaster, 139 Front IX. — Miscella neou*. Tant Mary widow of Thomas, tump, Tapp Mrs. 30 Lombard Targee widow, 24 Coid Taria Manet, 39 stone Taylor Eliza, 59 V\ illiam Taylor widow Eiiza, 77 Lombard Taylor Elizabeth, Bedlow Taylor George, Hester Taylor widow jane, 75 Henry Taj lor widow Lydia, 36 Barclay Taylor widow Mary, 6 Second Taylor widow Sarah, 10 Cliff Tearce widow Margaret, 48 Gold Teabout Tunis, 339 Greenwich Teabout widow Sarah, 41 Barley Templeton M. 3 Pine Tears widow Ann, 49 Bowery Ten Ejck Nicholas, 35 Rose Ten Eyck Thomas, 26 Brdadway Terry Samuel, 7 0 Chapel Theall Elisha, First TI.elow Mrs. Mary, 81 Nassau Thirtle John, 14 Thomas Thomas jacob, 34 Nassau Thomas David, 61 Beekman Thomas widow, 247 William Thompson widow Cat'.iarme, 69 Cedar Tkompson widow Catharine, Norfolk Thompson james, 170 Division Thompson widow jemima, 163 DWisioO Thompson Charles, 46 Hudson Thurman Ralph, 26 Wall Thompson \\ illiam, 24 Catharine Thome Stephen, Charlotte, corner Henry Thouron Stephen, 402 Greenwich Tillou Vinent, SCheapside Timpson T homas, Corlaer's Hook TitusWalter, 47 Rose MERCANTILE DIRECTORY Titford Elsey, 32 Dey Todd widow, Ann, 238 Water Todd widow Eliza, 7 Cheapside Todd widow Ann 63 Maiden-lane Tom widow, Staple Tomkins widow jane, 49 Harman Tooker Daniel, sen. Dawd Totteu wm. Division Towers Ann, 27 Cherry Townley David, 159 Dey Townsend Mary, 78 Liberty Townsend Sarah, 41 Frankfort Townsend Thomas S. 17 Burling-slip Tow! widow of George, 18 George Tree Margaret, 12 Old-slip Tremain Joseph, 59 Dey Trimbly widow, 47 Barley Trippler Thomas, 20 william Tripp widow of Lott, 226 water Truslow widow Elizabeth, 149 Division Turrell Ebenezer, 205 William Tunis John, 259 Water Tyler Widow Eliza, 64 Fair X.—Cartmen. Talman Abraham, Brannon Talman Jacob, Greenwich Talman John, North Moore Tankard George, 50 Anthony Taylor David, 50 Chapel Taylor George W; Norfolk Taylor Wm. ^ulfoik Teams John, 8 Catharine-lane Teer Valentine, Mott, Teneyck Robert, Third Tcrhune Albert, 68 Chapel Thai p Cornelius, Nicholas Theail Edward, Grand Thomas j,>hi>, 48 Chapel Thomas William, 396 Greenwich Thomas Wm. (jro,s Thompson wm. Cross Thomson Archibald, 5 Catharine-lane Thorne Jacob, Bump Thorne Nathaniel, Grand, near First _ Thorp Cornelius, Nicholas Thorp David, 49 Harman Tice john, Desbrosses Tidder Solomon, First, corner Hester Tiebout Albeit, Hudson i88 JCNIs's HEW-YORK Tinkey Andrew, Greenwich, rear State Pris«i Tomkins Enos, North Mooie Tomkins john, Mary Tomes Joseph, Orange ' Tarboss win. Walnut Torry john, 23 Bancker Totten Samuel, First, corner Grand Turley Henri, Second Turner Alexander, 163 Division Tdtairr John, 2S Vanclevatar TymA win. Second U k V. I.— Ixarne J Professions and Public Officers. Vatlier John F. Pnysician, 10 Fair Valentine Abm. ML under sheriff, 24 Thomas Van Antwerp Daniel, inspector of customs, 28 Vesey Van Antwerp Simon, assistant alderman, 212 Greenwich Van Antwerp 'vVandle, measure-. of lime, North Moore . • Van Beuren Beekman, M. D. Mott t Van Beuren john, physician, 61 Catharine Van Beuren Wm, inspector of customs, White Van B.»kkelr-n, Libertus, M. D. 58 Bowery Vanderhoff Peter, marshal, 57 tlarman Van dry-good store, 440 Pearl Vanhorne & Clarkson, merchants, 129 Pearl Vanhouter Cornelius, flour-merchant, 36 Lower Robinson Vankeuren Robert K. merchant, North Moore Vannorden John, merchant-taylor, 284 Water, & 64 Cherry Vannostrand John, merchant, 7 Beekman-slip Vannostrand & Co. John, liardware-merchants, 161 Water Vansiiulercu Adrian, merchant, 215 Pearl Vanwageqen Wm. 1. merchant, 124 Broadway Vanwagenen GarritH! ironmonger, 5 Beekman-.lip Van Wyck Wm. merchant, 40 Front, house 6 Stone t * ' M m 2 3&0 jones's new-yoric Yanzandl Wynant, merchant, 35 William Yanzandl jun. Wynanl,.Hierchaiit, 3* Wall , Yanzandi Pc-t.r 1'. merchant, 180 Water A are. & Son F. dry-good >tore, 1 12 Chatham ■ Yanck Abraham, merchant, 56 Water Varuk & Lewis, merchants, 77 i'outk - Vaughan \ horaas, merchant, 134 Pearl, house Rivington Vrchio j. & j. print and looking-glass store, 136' Broadway Yethak F. A- merchant, Greenwich Road Vcmont John P. merchant, 85 Pearl Vedell Paul, dry-good stoie, 424* Pearl, corner Bancker Vicesse Bennet, merchant, 53 Maiden-lane Yoorhees Arnoldus, merchant, 39 Water, & 5 Coenties-slip Yoris Richard R. merchant, 452 Pearl Yoris & Buckle, dry-good store, 452 Pearl Vosberg Herman & Co. paint-store, 55 Chatham Yose James, merchant, 7 james Yotey james, lumber-merchant, Harrison x Vredenburg john, store- keeper, 38 Division Vreelalul jonn, hardware store, 2C0 Broadway ill. — Grocers, Turcrns, Jnns, Porter-IJnuscs, Hotels, Boarding* Hmics, Brezvers, and Distillers. Underhill Amos, grocer & grainer, 25 Division * United states garden, 253 Broadway Union hotel, 68 William Ure Fleming, tavern, Corlaer's-Hook Valentine Abraham, grocer, 149 Fly-market _ Valentine Elijah, grocer, Mulberry, con. er Cross Valliew Eleanor, boarding-house, 97 William Vanalsline Abraham, grocer, 161 Washington Vanalstine Deborah, grocer, 16 Magazine Van Antwerp james, grocer, 5y Water Van Allen Ijeak, grocer, Greenw ich, near state prises Vanblarcom, Peter, grocer, ro Partition Vanbussum John, grocer, 67 Partition Vanclcef vvidow FL.unah, boarding-house, .'8 Pearl Vandferbeek jolin P. grocer, Chapel .corner Thomas Vanderbeek James, grocer and cartmaTTT Walker, corner Chapel Vanderbilt A-roc, tavern, Mount Pitt, Grand , Van^erbiit Jun. jolin, grocer, &4 john Vanderhoven Cornelius, grocer, (.4 Warren, corner Chanel VandervodtW. Philadelphia & Albany stage oliice-., 48 Cort'andt Vandeursen Isaac, g'ocer, corner Reed and Washington Vandervoort Deborah, boarding-house, 121 Lombard Var.der water Abraham, grocer, 29 Hudson, corner Anllionv Vandine Cornelius, grocer and porter-house, 153 PlyHaarket Vandy ne j;imcs, grocer and hatter, 36J Pearl Van Gelder A^m. ic Co, grocers, Broadway MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 391 Van Geldcr susan, grocer, 8S Broadway Van H iok Mrs. boarding-house, 248 Pearl Vanhouten Garret, grocer, 230 Broadway Vanhusen Volkert K. tavern, 53 P^arl l Vankleeck John L. grocer, 163 Washington Vankleeck Peter, grocer, 296 Broadway Vannewkuj k Gilbert, fruiterer, 113 Cherry Vannorclen Gabriel, grocer, 72 Vese) , corner Greenwich Vannorden Theodorus W. grocer,. 160 Fly-market V .iiostrand , grocer, Mot t Vafi,iostrai)fl Jacob, grocer, 1 10 Cherry, corner Oliver Vanorden Catharine, grocer, 44 Bedlow Vanorden John, grocer, 297 Washington, house 65 Barley Vanorden Mathew, grocer and cartmen, Hudson, corner Beach Vanreed Rebecca, boarding, 53 Partition Vjnriper John, g-ocer, 77 Vesey 'Van Steenburg john, grocer, 32 Front Van Zandt Peter, brewer. 68 Chatham Virian Joseph, grocer, Elizabeth Vmghan Thomas, porter-house and saw-maker, 4 slote-lane Varjee Abraham, grocer, Fourth Vanck John, grocer, 47 Pine Vemontj P. board: ng-liouse, 62 Pearl Vermont & Albany Stage Offices, 3 Cortlandt Vermilye Wm W. grocer, 9 Anthony V -meeker & Rooseback, grocers, 32 Church Viol Peter, fruiterer, 256 Broadway V oorhees & Van Antwerp, grocers, 5 Counties-slip V lorhis John, grocer and grainer, spring Voorhi? Peter, grocer, Hackensack and Goshen stage, k Hobokcn Ferry-house, 76 Vesey Vreeland John, grocer. Fly-market, house Bowery IV. — House-Carpenters, joiners, Cabinet-makers, Shipwrights, Boat- builders, Biock 4" Pump-makers, and Mechanics who work prin- cipally in ffvod. UttJohn, cooper, 265 Waler, house 50 Read.. V ache John, n. carpenter, upper end Bedlow Vail Bamab.is, shipwright, Rutgers Vail Jeremiah, cooper, 75 Division Vaif Joseph, chairmakei , 54 John Vail riioinas, ihip-buildcr Water, corner Walnut Vail William, shipwright^ house Lomuard and Corlaer's-Ho k Valentine Caleb, cooper, 21- ileail Valentine Robert, dock builder, 1 Leonard Valieu vV,n. ship builder, CroWn Point, Corlaer's-Ilaok Van Allen Cornelius, coach-maker. Leonard Van Allen Staats, h. caip nt'-r, 60 R«*ad Van Allen John, couch- maker, 32 Vesey and 282 Broad » ay S92 joneb's new-tokk Van Alstino John, cooper, 105 Harman Van Blarcoin Jolin, h. carpenter, 21 Partition Van Buskirk Andrew, h carpenter, 26 Thomas Van Clief Benjamin, h. carpenter, 66 Harman Vnnderbill John, h. carpenter, Greenwich-Road Vanderbilt John, b. carpenter, Corlaei's-Huok Vaiidrrbilt Henry, h. carpenter, Scammel Vanderhoof Isaac, wheelwright, Bowery Vandervoort Jacob, coach-maker, 24 Chamher Vandewater Henry, cabinet-maker, 37 Murray Vandewutcr Win. cooper, house 20, shop 17 Front Vandine I'eter, h. carpenter, Elizabeth V an D)ck Isaac, chair-maker, 27 Bead Vangelder Juhn, chairinaker, 47 Uobinson Vanhoulen Jolin, h. cr.rpenter, 1 16 Harman Van Home Garrit, h. carpenter, 76 Chapel Vanhoulen John, h. carpenter, Leonird Vanhouten John, h carpenter, Vestry Vanhonten Ruliff, h. carpenter, i2 Iforley Van Howten John, h. catpenter, Orauge Vanhuzen Isaac, h. carpenter, Hester Vankeuren Matthew, clock-builder, 22 Upper Read Van KJeeck Leonard, shipwright, 2 Jelferson Vanpelt Tuni>, cooper anil inspector of provisions, Brannon Vanriper Cornelius, h. carpenter, 334 Greenwich • VanScriven Peter, h. carpenter. 61 Chapel Vantastle John, h. carpenter, Hudson Vantastle Wm. ship-carpenter, 45 Hudson Vanwinckle Jacob, upholsterer, 2 Nassau Van Schooten John, shipwright, 116 Hanr.aa Vaver John, h. carpenter, 61 Chapel Veitch John, shipwright, Becflu^f Velstemback John, carpenter, Charlotte Vermilye Kdward, cooper, 91 Harman Vermilye Wm. h. carpenter, Anthony Vincent Abraham, h. carpenter, Elizabeth Vincent Nicholas, shipwright, Corlaer's-Hook Vincei.t Peter, shipwright, 81 Divison Virtue Stephen, h. carpenter, Augustus Volk Thomas, h. carpenter, 3 \2 Broadway Vreeland Enoch 1. h.- carpenter, 66 Partition V. — Masons, Bricklayers, Ptaisterers and Stone-Cutteru Underwood James, mason, 3'J Barclay Van Buskirk Gabriel, bricklayer and builder, 85 Murray Vandervoort Paul, mason, 25 Barclay Van Pelt, Henry, bricklayer, 27 Oak Vanvoorhis Henry, mason, North Moore MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 393 Vanwiukle Philip, mason, 19Bar'ey Vanwinkle Tunis, mason, 32 Bailey VI. — Smiths of every description, including tliose who work in the Precious metals, Jewels, Sfc. and Watch-makers. Union Air Furnace, 405 Broadway Vanderoort Paul, blacksmith, 156 Division Van Home Andrew, blacksmith, 283 Water, house 3 Fisher Van Norden David, blacksmith, 1 Crane-wharf & 83 Roosevelt Van Wyck Stephen, watch-maker, 2G7 Pearl Varick Peter; blacksmith, 23 Bowery Vinthable Abraham, brass-founder, 59 Bowery VII. — Mechanics, Trades, und Callings, not before enumerated. UlshoelTer George, musician, 3 John Ulsleiff John H. baker, Scanimel Underbill Peter, taylor; 42 Cherry Underlin Edward, laborer, 6 Lumber Undericks Nicholas, rigger, Bedlow Underwood /ohn, butcher, Elizabeth Underwood John, stevadore, 44 Lombard Underwood Phineas, milkman, Bowery VacheJohn, artificial florist, 28 Liberty Vader, Cornelius, laborer, Laight Valeau Peter, shoe-maker, Elizabeth Valentine D. & Son, quill manufactory, 17 Pump Valentine Matthias, painter, 4 Garden Valentine Moses, marble paper manufactory, 17 Pump Valentine Weart, laborer, 12 Upper Barley Valrity William, shoe-maker, Belvidere Van Alstine, John, sawyer, 393 Greenwich Van Blarcom David, sawyer, White Van Black widow Eleanor, seamstress 3 Chapel Van Brakel James, shoe-maker, 55 Vesey Vandenberg Caleb, butcher, 130 Bowery Vandenberg Mis. Ann, seamstress, North Moore Vandeiibcrg Robert, rope-maker. Fifth Vanderlie -k Albert, shoe- maker, 44 Thomas V.mderbeek Jacob, shoe-maker, 412 Greenwich Vanderbilt Jacob, shoe-maker, Sixth V.inderhoof John, morocco finisher, 77 Chapel Vanderhoof Matthew, shoemaker, Second Vandi rpool Jacob, shoe-maker, 78 Catharine Yanderpool J. sign pa titer, wider, Sec 4G William and 9 Dutch Vandervoort Sarah, mirse, 17 Thames Vnmlervo in P i«lie, rnafmia-makcr, 24 Chamber , Vandeiirsen Andrew, butcher, 197 Division Vaiidewator Henry, porter, Fi D. vision Van Dyck Thomas, Book-binder, 9 George I 304 Van Dyne James, hatter and grocer, 3o3 Pearl Van Home , shoe-maker, 25 James Van Home IVter, laborer Robjn*>n, corner of Washington Van Keureo Matthew, laborer* 22 Upper Read Vanlew James, hatter, 101 Beekman Vaness Abraham, saddler and harness-makers 1 1 1 Pearl Van Norden John, lay lot, 64 Cherry and 294 Water Van Norden Henry, laborer, Greenwich, near Brannon Van Nostrand Aaron, drayman, 105 Division Van Orden John, tobacconist, 66 Vesey Van Ranst & Burrell, book binders, 6 Lumber Van Slice John, hair-dresser, 44 Roosevelt Van Tastle , seamstress, 19 Barclay Van Tastle John, hatter, 207 Water V-in Varick James, baker, Pearl, corner of Bridge and Broad /'an farick John, baker, 26 John Fan Farick Richard, baker, Mott fan /"oorhis John, currier, 1 bkiimer fan fnorhis widow Joanna, seamstress, 58 Anthony V arian Jacob, butcher, 6 Second Farian Jacob, butcher, First Farian Michael, butcher, 6 Second Fanan Richard, butcher, 12 Division and Fisher Farrick James, tobacconist, 2 Orange Fartue David, soap-boiler, 54 Augustus Fartue Robert, laborer,- 54 Augustus Fermilye Edward, hair- dresser", Greenwich, opposite State-Prison Fermilye Frederick, hair-dresser, 4 Bowery Fermihe /ames, hatter, 25 Faridewater Fermilye widow, washer, 20 Warren Ferveelcn James, coach-painter, 45 Church and 5 Chamber Faliare Francis, servant, Theatre-Alley Fmcent widow Hannah, 172 Greenwich Vincent John, rope-maker, 3 Rutgers Fincent Peter, shoe-maker, 37 Church V iolle Pierre, cook-shop, 257 Broadway Vogal George, rope-maker, Fifth Fonck Peter, tiylor, Elizabeth Fuorhees Henry, taylor, North Moore Foshel Daiiiel, shoe maker, 47 Chapel Fosburgh H & Co. varnish makers, 53 Chatham and 39 Bowery Fotee John. Gardener, 20 Read Fredenburgh Isaac, shoe- maker. 33 Murray J^fi Freeland Henry, shoe-maker, Desbrosses Freeland Henry, laborer, Desbrosses VIII. — Shipmasters, MarinerSj <"," Boaimeu. Urell Thomas, mariner, 35 George Updike Daniel, shipmaster, Laight MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Upson Truerrran, shipmaster, 43 Harman fan Antwerp Nicholas, mariner, 53 Barley fakntine Frederick, boatman, 1 Hester fandewater Isaac, boatman, 27 Bridge fan Kleek jolin, shipmaster, Spring fanrunegan Francis, shipmaster, 30 Roosevelt Van Ranst Abraham. Ferry-master, Corlaer's Hook fan sky ver Peter, shipmaster, 61 Chapel fan Tastle Jacob, boatman, North Moore fan fleck Henry, shipmaster, 17 Upper Read fan Wart John, boatman, Hud*>n fan Winkle jolin, ferry-master, New Ferry faughanG. W. shipmaster, 56 Roosevelt ferian james, shipmaster, 100 Henry IX. — Miscellaneous^ Underhill Eliza, 231 Water Underhill Wm. 419 Pearl Utt Jonas, Greenwich opposite Furnace Utterburg widow Mary, 82 Beektnan faillent Miss, 24 Pearl Valentine Caleb, 49 Division falenline widow, 17 Magazine fan Allen Charity, 76 Read fan Allen Peter, Leonard fan Allen Wm. Chapel, corner Barley fan Alsline Catharine, 74 Read fan Blaum widow sarah, Mott fan Bomel Garret, 137 Division fan Beuren Michael, 37 Anthony fan Buskirk John, II Chapel fan Courtlanclt Elizabeth, 9 Broadway fan Curan Benjamin T. Harman fauderbeek Abraham, Greenwich Vanderbeek Isaac, 294 Greenwich Vanderbeek widow, North Moore Vanberbugh widow, Fourth Vanderhoof Mathers, 21 second Vauderpool widow Deborah, Charlotte Van Deursen Abraham, 82 Broadway Vandelinder John, Mary Vandewater Burger, second Vandle widow susan, 42 Lombard ▼angekler David, second Vangeldcr Garrett, 90 Broadway Van Heud widow, 37 Rose Van Hook Miss Catharine, 248 Pearl Van Hook Isaac, 74 Murray Van Home Cornelius, Mulberry J9G ' Van Home John B. 77 Chapel Van Home Thomas B. 5 Magazine Van Hosen widow Margaret, 12 Chapel Van Houten widow Maty, 103 Church VanHouten widow, 104 Gold Van Houten Cornelius, 3G Robinson Van Houten widow Maria, N6rth Moore Van Houten widow Susannah, 12 Chapel Van Nest widow Deborah, 10 vanderwater Van Notden Luke, 30 Chapel Van Ranst Nicholas, 32 Lumber Vansice John, 44 Roosevelt V.in Tastle James, 273 Greenwich V,ui Tassel John, Chapel, corner Beach Van Torn widow Margaret, 7 1 Harmai* Van Black widow Catharine, Mott Van Wagenen, Hubert, 5 1 Betkman Van Wagenen Wm. 51 Beekman Vin Wyck Mrs T. 34 Greenwich Van Zandt James, 95 John Varick John V. B. 47 Tine Veitch widow Isabella 38 Augustus Varjubond widow,. Uifuigton comer of Four! Varian Richard, Fisher Vass widow jane|26 Batavia-lane • Venholtz May, 37 Rose Verniilye widow Fanny, Elizabeth Vermilye widow, 40 VVarren V«'iveelan jacobus, 33 Church Vadalot james, 10 Murray Vincent Tillou, 3 Cheapside Vorhees N. 39 Water Vose widow, Martha F. 7 james Voss Catharine, 40 Dey Voss Mrs. 60 Broadway Vredenburgh Benjamin, rear of 9 Rose X. — Cartmcu. Underhill Gilbert, Brannon Underhill john, Bowery Uiiderhill Nathaniel, 14 Brannon Valentine Evert, 10 Barley Valentine Frederick, Henry Valentine Henry, 46 Read Valentine Isaac, First V,t e'ltine john, 4 Pump Valentine Michael, Norfolk Vallance John, First Valleau Samuel, 47 Augustus MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 397 VanArsdale james, 24 Oak Van Allen Andrew, 16 Thomas Van Allen Herman, Mott Va i i* men Cameron, Hudson V , i Blarconi john, 44 Hudson V .i Brike Abraham, 46 Hudson VeftBrtmt Nicholas, 50 Chapel Van Buskirk Lucas, 35 Read Vanrott Corneliu«, sixth Vancott Gabriel, Fourth, corner of Hester V inderbeek Conrad, 19 Barley V inderbeek John, 26 Read V-mdci beek Richard, Thomas, corner Chapel Vanderbilt Henry, scammel Vanderhoof John, 7 1 Warren Vandoiison John, Pitt Van Gelder David, Bowery Van Home Andrew, 85 Mulberry Van Horn Cornelius, 49 Mulberry Van Home Cornelius, Mott Van Houten James, Mott i Van Houten John, Vestry i Van Houten John, Orange Van Houten Tunis, Anthony, comer of Churck i Van Keuren Benjamin, Harman ; Van Norden Henry, Greenwich i Van Norden John, 20 Vandewater i Van Nostrand Garret, Third Van Nostrand John, Hester Van Tastle, Joshua, 3 Leonard Van Tastle John, Pell Van Vetzer, Garret, Essex I Van Vart Daniel, North Moore Van Voorhis Henry, 58 Anthony j Van Voorhis Abraham, Hester, near Bowery I Van Vorst, Jasper, 435 Greenwich I Van Voorst, Casparus, 26 Thomas Van Veelan Cornelius, 435 Greenwich Van Waggenen John, 7 Leonard I Van Wart. James, Hudson, above Brannon Van Wyck Mathias, Sixth Van Wart , 26 Thomas Van Wake Jacob. Pitt I Van Zell Abraham, Prince n n 3y$ JOXrVs NEW- YORK. Vardliam Samuel, Second Vark Jolin, Nicholas Verbryck Abraham, 4G Thomas Verbricke Samuel, Beach Vermilye Abraham, 17 Division Vermilye John, jun. Mott Vermilye John, 59 Read Vernon William, First nearDelancey Vincent Joseph, N. Moore Vincent John A. Molt Vi:>ceni James, Chapel Vogel Frederick. Second Vogal Matthew, Rivington Voorliis Abraham, Greenwich, near the State Piison Vredenburgh Cornelius, 20 Anthony I. —Learned Profestions and Public Officer*. Walgrove Garret, weigher of ha"y, 19 Pearl Walker Richard, L. M.D. 29 Ann Walker Widow, teacher, Elizabeth Wall Rev. George, 329 Broad-r.'ay Wallace James, teacher, 244 Greenwich Walters Daniel D. physiciin, n2 Oak W'allace Robert, marshal, 26 Harman Warne Elbert P. custom-house oficer, 34 Sione Warner Cornelius, superintendant of public repairs, Z 1 Bat Warner John, teacher, 68 Murray [clay Waterman Jedediah, inspector of shipping, 324 Water Watkins Samuel, physician and druggist, 313 Pear l W r atson John, guager, 6 Water Webb Benjamin, teacher, 19 Mott Weatherill William, clerk in stage office, 3S Vesey Webster Mrs. teacher, Greenwich [Budd Welling William, inspector of beef and pork, Hudson, cor Wells John, attorney and counsellor at law, is Prne Wells Lewis, inspector of lumber, 1 I Cheapside West Benjamin, commercial agent, 65 South Weyman Abner, accountant, 4 1 Maiden-lane Wenman Richard, measurer of lime, 4 Leonard White Henry, accountant, 63 Church Whitfield Richard, teacher, 35 First Watch Houses, < 2d do. Chatham square MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Whittelsey John, teacher, house 26 Lumber, school-room Wilkes Charles, cashier of N. Y. Bank, 3 1 Wall [29 Gold Wilkes John, notary public, office 27 William, house 4S Wilkins Martin S. counsellor, 1 Whitehall [Broad Williams Rev. John, 16 Fayette Williams John W. attorney, 26 Nassau Williams jun. William, attorney and notary public, 140 Williams Widow Maria, teacher, 43 Read [Water Wills Thomas, accountant, conveyancers and land office, Wills' T. mercantile academy, 102 Church [102 Church Wilson George, attorney, 24* John Wilson Rev. John, 249 Pearl Wilson John, physician, 327 Pearl Wilson John, accountant, 1 Beaver-lane Wilson John Q. attorney, 327 Pearl Wilson Joseph, teacher of music, 42 Robinson Wilson Peter, L. L.D. 1 College Winans John A. attorney, Chamber, corner Washington Winfield Elias, physician, 63 Barclay Winier Gabriel, attorney ai law, 20 Cedar Winter Joseph, attorney at law, 20 Cedar Wis»er Henry G. attorney's office, 19 Broadway Wisner 5* Morris, attoreies, 19 Broadway Woods James, counsellor at law, 87 Liberty Wood William, accountant, Church Woods 8c Bogert, attornies and counsellors, 1 Cedar Woodward Pc'.er, inspector of customs, 30 Catharine Wooffindale S. ladies seminary, 120 Pearl Yv ooft'cndale Martha, ladies seminary, 26 Courtlandt Woo lendale John, dentist, 8 4 Broadway W ): '.man Tunis, clerk of city and county of N. York, houso Bowery, corner. Stanton Wright Phinehas, accountant, 8 Courtlandt Wright John, measurer of g ain, 35 Division Wy in J mies, account ant, 32 Framkfort Wyat'. Joseph, accountant, Greenwich market Wvm.m John W. attorney, 24o Broadway I'- — AS tchfiri s, Dry Good and Book Stores, and Slorc-kec/iera in general. j Waddell R bei^merchan/, 45 Pine ' ',3^/ Waddimrw>;i J,',shua k C, merchants, 172 Pearl Wade J. ,;. uggist, 86 Ch.; h im Warn Riciurcl, hinge and U;cy iri mining store, H7Wm. 400 jones's new-york Wainwright Francis, dniggist, 152 Pearl Waite G. 8c R. printers and booksellers, 38 8c 64 Maiden I. Walden Jacob 8c Thomas, meachants, 66 South Wulden Joseph, merchant. 66 South Wall Patrick, merchant, 53 Murray Walker James, dry good store, 68 Maiden lane Walker Thomas, merchant, 1 Beekman-slip Wallace James D. merchant, 180 Broadway Wallace James 8c John, merchants, 1 80 Broad *vay Wallace William, dry good store, 72 Muiden-laue Wallace William, merchant, 39 Pearl Wallace William, merchant, 99 William Walsh Sc Margarum, merchants, 100 Wall Ward George, auctioneer, 59 Lombard Ward Moses, merchant, 17 Dey, store 127 Broadway Ward Moses, merchant, Broad, house 57 Pearl Ward Samuel, merchant, 8 Fletcher Ward 8c Egbert, merchants, 39 Peck-slip Wardell Robert, dry good store, 169 Water Wareham John, iron monger, 7 Mulberry, store 2 10 Water Waring Henry, merchant, 33 Frankfort Waring Thomas, hosier, 10-4 Broadway Waring William merchant, 232 Water Waring 8c Cromwell, dry good store, 312 Pearl Warne E. P. merchant, 34 Stone Warren John G. merchant, 19 Broad, houss 2 mile s;one Warren Thomas, merchant, 61 Maiden-lane" Washington Mutual Insuranck Company, 35 Wall Waterbury Peter C. merchant, 33 Fair [Market Watkins Joseph, lumber merchant, Greenwich, near New Watkins William, dry good s:ore, 388 anc! 405 Pearl Watkins & Campbell, lumber merchants, Wesi, foot Provost Waikinson Henry, merchant, 5 1 William, house 4 1 Pine Watson Ebenezer, merchant, C5 South & 118 Liberty Watson jun. James, merchant, 50 Broad Watson James, merchant, 6 Slate Watson M. lumber-store, )8Dey Wfcbb Lewis, merchant, 350 Greenwich Webb Orange, dry good store, 22 Maiden-lane Webb Samuel, me. chant, 16 B' wcry Weeks James, merchant; 319 Fear] Week^ Sc Titus, dry good store. 319 Pearl Welden Peter, dry good ttorc } -95 Greenwich. MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 4or Wier Robert, merchant, 14 G,".Id Welling John, merchant, 67 Beekman Wells Danid, merchant, 41 Greenwich Wells George, merchant, 1 Water, store 31 Albany Pier WeIN John, merchant, 31 Dey, store 31 Albany Pier Wells h Co. Lemuel, hardware merchants, 158 Pearl Wells Taylor 85 Co. jewellery store, U6 Broad-way [\^ay Werckmeisier & Co. M. paper-hanging store, 195 Broad- Weatervelf J. I. dry good store, house 32 Provost, store 193 Greenwich Wetmore Wm. W. china store, Water, cor. Co'enties-slip Weyman Wm. clothier, 39 and 41 Maiden-Lane, house 1 1-2 mile stone, Bowery Wheal Henry, merchant, 190 Pearl Wheato'i John R. merchant, 1 Chamber, store 62 South White Henry, merchant, 21 Broad-way White Joseph, dry good store, 134 Bowery [Washington White Charles, mahogany yard, 234 Greenwich, house 313 Whi;e sen. Thomas, lumber merchant, 104 Bowery White Thomas I. merchant, 134 Pearl White 8c Cr>. John, merchants, 62 Pine White, Brothers Sc Co. hat ware house, 148 Water Whitehead Elisha, dry good store, 399 Pearl \\ biting Stephen, merchant, 4 Stone Whitehead Mathevv. hardware store, 445 Pearl Whitehouse J. merchant, 9 Robinson Whitemart Henry, dry good store, 139 Broad-way Whiting Nathaniel, store keeper, Suffolk corner of Hester Whitney Archibald, merchant, 31 Burling-slip, & 43 Frank- Whitney Charles, broker, 33 Oliver [fort Whitney Stephen, merchant, 4 Stone Whitemore Thomas, merchant, 171 Water Whiuemore & Co. commission merchants and card marvu., facturers, Greenwich, and 27 Old-slip Wilcox Samuel, merchant, 50 Hudson Wilcox Stephen, merchant, 86 Lombard Willet, Robins & Co. flour merchants, 199 Front Wilder Jonas, commission merchant, 37 Water Wiley David, dry good store, 120 Broad-way Wdey Henry, merchant, office 47 Wall Wilkins Marshal R. merchant, 42 Greenwich Williams Daniel, mei chant taylor, 216 William Williams William, merchant taylor, 350 Water »n-2 402 jones's kew-york Willis John R. ironmonger, 259 Po-arl, hou-.e 12 Oak t Wilson Abraham, fur merchant, 85, store 121 Broad Wilson John, book store, 24') Pearl Wilson Samuel 8c Co. hardware store, 158 Pearl Wilson William, merchant, 367 Green* icli Wilmending William, merchant, 88 and 92 Maiden-lane Wilmshurst Richard, merchant tavlor, 5 Dover Winter Benjamin, merchant. 3.">9 B.oad-way Winthrop Francis B. merchant, 29 Wall Winthrop William, merchant, 53 Wall Wintringham John, millinarv store, 125 William Wolcott Oliver, merchant, 25 Pearl, house 49 Vesey Wolfe David, merchant, 35 Fai»-, store 9 1 Maiden-lane Wolfe D. 8c J. A. merchants and hat dware store 9 1 Maide Wolfe John A. merchant, 4 1 Vesey [la Wood James, tin and hardware store, 172 Greenwich Wood John, merchant, 40 Beekman Wood Jonas, dry good store, 1 1 5 Chatham Wood Joseph, Merchant, 17 Warren Wood Samuel, book store, 362 Pearl Wood Thurston, auctioneer, 62 Vesey, house Bro?.d-way Wood William, merchant, 321 Greenwich Woodham James, merchant, 1C3 Liberty Woffendale Eliza, millinary store, 122 Broad-way Woolsey William W. merchant. 61 Stone Woolsey £c Rogers, ironmongers, 235 Pearl Worall Henry, ironmonger, 398 Greenwich Wragg George, merchant, 66 William, house 10 Branno Wright Charles, merchant, 29 1 and 295 Pearl Wright Augustus, sail duck store, 229 Water Wright Grove, merchant, 21 Hudson, and 185 Pearl W right Isaac 8c Co. merchants, .300 Pearl Wright Jordan, merchant, 298 Peavl Wright Isaac, merchant, 107 Liberty Wyckoflf Cornelius P. merchant, Fitch's wharf Wyckoff Albert, merchant, 191 Pearl Wyckoft' Henry, merchant, 6 Broad-w ay Wyckorf 8c Robertson, merchants, 191 Pearl Wylie Henry, merchant, 47 Wall Wynkoop Augustus, merchant, 39 Front, and 33 Water Wynkoop Cornelius, merchant, 60 Stone III. — Grocers, 1'averns, Inns, Porter-Houses, Htteis i Boarding-Houses, Brewers and Distillers, Waddell Samuel; grocer, 6 Henry MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 403 Wade John, grocer, 9 Augustus Wade Mrs. boai din £- house, 162 Greenwich Wade Qbadiah, grocer, Oran ■ Wuite Tiioirias F. grocer, 124 Pearl Waldion Benjamin, porter-house, Siuyvesant Waldron John, distiller, 7 George Waldron John, grocer, 7 E. George Waldron William I. grocer, Canal 'Walker Adam, grocer, Orange, corner Cros=; Walker Hugh, grocer, 90 Cherry, corner New-slip Walker William, grocer, 57 Bowery Watt James, grocer, 49 Pearl [Water Walsh Thomas S. grocer and provision merchant, 42 Walsh William, grocer, 38 Catherine, corner Bancker Walsingham Abraham, grocer, 35 Church Ward Daniel, tavern, Greenwich, near Slaie Prison Ward Jasper, grocer, 39 Peck-slip, house 4 Cherry AVard John, grocer, 14 Rutger corner Bedlow Ward Widow, grocer, Charlotte Ward William, grocer and porter-vaults, 107 Front Wareham Dennis, grocer, 12 Chapel Waring Henry, grocer, 53 Frankfort Wark John, tavern 8c sailors' boarding-house, 25 Peck-slip "Warner Jeremiah, tavern 8c boarding-house, 58 Frankfort Warner Jacob, tavern, 34 Chatham Waters Patrick, grocer, 5 Chatham-square AVatkins Mrs. boarding-house, 13 Partition Webb Samuel, grocer, 10 Bowery Webster John, grocer, 156 Front Weeks Stephe n, grocer, Grand, near Bowery Wells William, grocer, 20 Coenties-shp, house 63 Pearl Wells Daniel £c Nathaniel, grocers, 15 South Welsh James, greicer, 14 Skinner, corner Hague Welsh John, grot*., Barley, corner Elm Welshman Robert, tavern, Greenwich, near State Prison Went Court, grocer, 65 Chatham Wentworth Widow, porter-house, 39 Eiberty Wessels Lucas, grocer, 66 Partition Wessels Widow, boarding-house, 7 Catharine West Mrs. boarding-house, 13 Broad [Bear Market Westervelt Cornelius I. grocer, 184 Greenwich, oppsusite Wetniore A polios, grocer, 29 James, and 13 New-slip Wet more W W. grocer, Water, corner Cotmies-slip Whalon Valentine, grocer, 60 Cedar 404 Jones's new-yorh Wheeler Elizabeth, grocer, 1 ) Faye»te eai^fl^^l Wheeler Joseph, gr'.cer, 78 Lombard Wheeler Joseph, grocer, Prince, corner Elm Wheeler Jo«eph L. grocer, 18 Thomas Wheeler Mead, grocer, 13 south Wheeler Solomon, grainer, Essex Whippo John, lavern, Billock, corner Boweiy White James, grocer, 26 George Whitehead David- grocer, 343 Greenwich Whitfield Thomas, Philadelphia Stage-Office, 1 Coitlaodt Whiting Samuel F. grocer, 359 Waier Whitney Archibald, grocer, 43 Frankfort and Burling-slip Whittle Wiliiam, grocer, 32 E. George Wickliam Daniel H. giocer. 10 Front, store 14 South Wilcox Stephen, grocer, 86 Lombard Wiley Alexander, grocer 8c marshal, Ptll corner Molt Wilkinson John, grocer & h. carpenter, Heater corner Mott Wilkinson Mrs. b arding-hoi.se, 40 Broad*way Willet & Wilson, grocers, 26 Moore Willets, George, brewer, 17 Cheapside Willets Jumes, grocer, 17 Beekman Willets Thomas, brewer, 16 Lombard Willey John, grocer & stone-cutter, 24 Dey W'illiams Andrew, grocer k h. carpenter, Mott Williams Elish.t, grocer, 54 Dey < j»^^ fl Williams Gilbert, grocer, 45 E.George Williams John, grocer, 13Harn»an ZTSJj Williams John, giocer, Bediuw Williams Thomas, tavern & grocer, 101 Catharine Williams William, grocer, 72 Bedlow Williams WillUm, boarding4iousej 28 John Williams John, tavern, 2 Mile Stone, Bowery Williams & Valentine, groceis, Cross cor. Mulberry Williams & Baker, bo^rding-huuse, 1 f » Pearl Williamson Henry C. giocer, 14 Barley Williamson Richard, grocer, 19 Old-slip Willis John, grocer, Mulberry corner Cross Willis Geoi ge W. grocer, 93 Fair- store 106 Pearl , Willis John, boarding-house, 7 1. Barclay W'lllii Susan, boarding-house, 93 Fair Wiisrnurst Stephen, grocer, 190 Front Wilsey Margaret, groce.:, 110 Henry Wilson Alexander, grocer, 62 Chamber cor. Chapel Wilson Ishmael; grocer, 54 E. Geoige MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 405 Wilson James, grocer, 333 Broad-way cor. Anthony Wilson James, grocer, 358 Greenwich Wilson Joanna, grocer, 21 Barclay Wilson John, gr ocer, 25 Fayette Wilson John, grocer Sc mason, 5 1 Harman W'ilson widow Margaret, boarding-house, 8 Sixth Wilson widow Mary, boarding-house, 131 Greenwich Windle Thomas, porter & boarding-house, 56 Lombard Winnick John, grocer&auctioneer, 98 Chamber cor. Green- Winsheil James, boarding-house, 162 Fly-market [uich Winslow Nathan, boarding-house, 44 Cheny Wimbs Thomas, green-grocer, 88 Front W isnell widow Rachel, boarding-house, 116 Fly-market Witham James, grocer, 27 Bowery Withers Thomas, grocer, 52 Stone Wellington John, brewer, Clinton cor. Bedlow Wilhingion 8c Shaw, brewers, Bedlow Wood Jeremiah, grocer, 441 Pearl Wood John, grocer, 8 Robinson Woodman John, boarding-house, 11 George Woods Eliza, potter Sc boarding-house, 31 Roosevelt Wool widow Margaret grocer, 188 William Woolley 8c Lippencourt, giocei s, 76 Pearl Worden Isaac, grocer, Willow cor. Prospect Wortendyke Rynier, grocer, 45 Read Wright Jacob, grocer, 107 Liberty and 74 Cedar Wright James, grocer, Greenwich Wright Job, grocer and tavern, 79 Vescy Wright S. T. grocer, Grand near Bowery Wyckofl' Cornelius P. grocer, Fitch's Wharf, house Gold Wym^ Henry, grocer, 28 Augustus IV. — Home Ca /tenters, Shi/iwrighta, Joiners, Bout -builders, Block fc> P um/i Makers, Coo/iers, and Mechanics who work principally in wood. Wardell William, ft. carpenter, 46 Barclay Wade Abner, h. carpenter, 7 Orange Wade James, h. carpenter, 20 Roosevelt Wade J"b, h. carpenter, 86 Henry Wade Jo;ib, h. carpenter, Henry Walch Benj.imin, h. carpenter. Fourth Walgrove Samuel, cistern-maker, 19 Dey Wagcne* Nathaniel, dock-builder, Provoott Walker Ah sender, hi carpenter, North Moore Walker h. carpenter, 1 Barky 406 Jones's new-york Walker John, cooper, 82 Liberty Wallace James, h. carpenter, 34 Gold Ward Ahijab, shipwright, 99 Bedlow Ward Jesse, cabinet-maker, 30 Roosevelt Ward Josiah, cabinet-maker, 4oLumber Ward Joshua, joiner, So Roosevelt Ward M. h. carpenter, 99 Bedlow Ward Nathaniel, h. carpenter, 18 Lombard Ward Samuel, h. carpenter, Rivington Warham Dennis, h. carpenter, 48 Church Warm James, h. carpenter, I Charlotte Warner Charles, coach and harness maker, 9 Baiclaf Warner Everardus, chair maker, 1 Nassau Warner Philip, h. carpenter, 3 Division Warner Van Wyck, h. carpenter, 10 Beaver Warner James, coach and harness maker, 7 Barclay Warner William cabinet maker, 20 Thomas Waters Garret, shipwright, Birmingham Watkins George, carver and gilder, 13 Partition Watts Robert, h. carpenter, Hester and 54 Henry Waugh James, h. carpenter, 5 Leonard Weaver Jacob, shipwright, 91 Bedlow Weaver William, block maker, Henry Webb John, h. carpenter, 183 William Webb James, h. carpenter, 3 Thomas Webb John, h. carpenter, 21 George Webb Joseph, shipwright, 87 Henry Webb Thomas, h. carpenter. 3 Thomas Webb Ze*as, h. carpenter, Mulberry Webster William, bhipwriglu, 27 James Weed James, shipwright, Cherry, near CoverncUr Weeks Ezra, architect and biiilder. 16 Harrison Weeks John, shipwright. 63 Henry Weeks Samuel, h. carpenter, 75 Henry Weeks William, h. carpenter and joiner, 185 Cherry Wtish Beiijamiri. h. carpenter. Fourth, W L !is William, h. ca»pef»er, Mott Wessel c Isaac, cubineUmuker. 14 E. George VVtssels John, rabinet am! frame ina\er, 27 Vatidcwater W t s>els S«m«iel C. fco-,pt:. 60 Front West Edward, !•• carpenter. 61 Church West J- hi. E. !i-i l-;(.r and e rpci 'e-, 2.;6 Greenwich West jo'eph, h. carpentt ■ 19 Chamber Vv est AiudjcV} h. carp ii i , 30 Barlc\ , corner church MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 407 Westerneld Benjamin, h. carpenter, N. Moore' Wesei field David, cabinet-maker, 43 Warren Westerfieid jojin, shipwright, 29 Ghapel Westerfkid Peter, cooper, Second Westervel' Aaron, h. carpenter, Washington near Provost Westeivelt Jacob, boatbmlder, Lower Robinson Westverd William, h. catperter, Hester > Weven William, block-maker, 87 Henry Wheele 1 - John, cooper, 83 C nveiy [wharf Wheeler John, cooper, 23 Nen, shop South, near Bathe's Whitchurch Thomas, fi. carpenter, 34 Chamber White Henry, shipwright, Bedjow White Joseph, shipwright, 1 D Lombard While Lawrence, h. carpenter, 93 Cuapel White Peter, h. carpenter, 1 Gibb's Ailey White Silas, h. carpenter, 89 Division Whitehead Aaron, h. carpenter, 6 Orange Whiteman Henry, h. carpjn'.er, Desbrosses Whitfield George, boat-builder, 76 Roosevelt & 374 Water W hitfield Thomas, shipwright, 85 Roosevelt Whiting jamcs, h. carpenter, 8-. Division Whiting- Robert, h. carpenter. White Whitlock jamcs, h. carpenter, 32 Rose Whining james, shipwright, 85 E. George Wdey Alex. C. coachmaker, 393 Sc 420 Broad-way Wilkins Peter, h. carpenter, .409 Broad-way Wilkinson John, h. carpenter, Nicholas Williams Caleb, h. carpenter, 37 Mulberry Williams jiin. Daniel, h. carpenter, Leonard Williams Elam, cabinet-maker, 167 William Williams Ezekiel, h. carpenter, 13 Fayette [wharf Williams John, block-maker, 4 Roosevelt, shop Wain's Williams John, cooper, 31 Cheupside, shop 156 Cherry Wdliams John, cooper, 74 Lombard Williams Jeremiah, shipwright, 2 1 Pump Williams Samuel, builder and h. carpenter, 78 Warren Williams Thomas, shipwright, 46 E. George Williams Thomas, h. carpenter, 40 Gold Williams Thomas, h. carpenter, 38 Chapel Wilks Richard L, h. carpenter, Desbrosset Wilmot John, h. carpenter, Provost Willis Joseph, li carpenter, 20 Thomai W ilis John, cooper, 23 New Willis John H. cabinet and sash maker, 93 Fair Wilson James, h. carpenter, 67 Murray 4wS Jones's new-york; Wilson Robert, h. carpenter, 6 Fair W'i!>on Thomas, cabinet maker, 22 New W il son Will ram builder and h. carpenter, Harrison Wilson A. and M coopers. 277 Greenwich Win hip Jogeplrl. h. carpenter. 102 Benin w Wood Be j '.min. h carpenter, 57 Division Wood Elijan h carpenter 18 Division ' Wood J< remiah, h carpenter, 7ft Lombard Wood Pe er. h. caipenter. Second, corner of Pump Woods George, h. carpenter. Desbrosses Woodfurn William, h. carpenter, 47 Division Woodruff Elijah. It. carpenter, 89 Church Woodruff George, h ca.-p-nter, Desbrosses Woodruff James, shipwright, 9 Charlotte Woodruff Sa nuel, carpenter, 8§ Church Woodward John, coach maker. 87 Church, shop 280 Broad-way Woodwell J ■••eph, h carpen er, 55 E. George Wool ey Dunicl, dock hudder, North Moore Woolsey Gerardai, cooper. 231 Front, house Magazine Wright Andrew, cabinet maker 29 Cedar Wright Jacob, shipwright, 318 Water Wright John, h carpenter, Mulberry Wright Jotham.h carpenter, Elizabeth Wright Joseph, shipwright, 19 Lombard Wright Stephen, h. carpenter, 201 Division Wright Joseph, h. carpenter, Eli zabeth Wright Thomas, shipwright, 8 Charlotte Wright William, shipwright, 201 Division Wyckoff John D. h. carpenter, 73 Murray V.— -Masons, Bricklayers, Plaisterers, and Stone'Cuttcrt Wade David, rna^on, 78 Harman Waldron Peter, mason Desbrosses Walker John, mason. 2 Barley Wa'ker and Dow, stonecutters, Washington Wallace John, mason, 10 George Walton George, mason, 34 Harman Ward Dennis, mason, Republican Alley Ward Samuel, stonecutter, 40 Lumber Warner Lodowick, mason, 45 Fair Webbus Oliver, mason, 41 Roosevelt Wells John, mason . 86 Anthony West John, stone cutter, 90 Greenwich Westerfield James, mason, 43 Warren Westerfield William, mason, 39 Robinson Westervelt Albert, mason, Washington Westervelt Garret, mason, 343 Greenwich Wes'ervelt Henry, mason, 57 Anthony Wevervelt John, mason 343 Greenwich Westervelt Stephen, Mason, Provost Westervelt William, mason, 39 RobiniOB Westervelt William, mason, 8 Thomas MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 409 White, William, mason, Walker, corner Church Whiton Robert, plaister of paris manufacturer, Wlu'te Whitlow Thomas, mason, 86 Catharine Wilkie Jeremiah, mason, Essex Williams Corneous, masoa, 100 Harman Williams Cornelius, mason, Henry Will iams David, mason, N. Moore Williams Robert, mason, 33 Division Williams Stephen, mason, 33 Division Williamson Archibald, stone-cutter, 45 Thomas Williamson John, mason, Itepublican Alley Williamson Charles, mason, Pingries Alley Wilson James, stone-cutter, 358 Greenwich Woodruff, Nehemiah, mason, N Moore Woodiuff Isaac, Mason, 341 Washington Woodruff 1 homas, bricklayer, 31 Barclay Wyckoff John, mason, 73 Murray Woodward Tyson, mason, 31 Barclay Wright William, stone-cutter, 365 Greenwich VI. — Smiths oj every description, including those tuho tu»rk in iht Precious Metals, Jewels, tyc. and Watch-mutters. Wallace Robert, bra->s- founder, 18 Cherry Walker, Robert, tin-plate worker, 50 Barclay Walworth Josiah, coppersmith, 27 Cheapside Waring Syivanus, blacksmith, Corlaer's Hook Warner, George T. watchmaker, Bowery, near North Weed Scudder, blacksmith, 147 Harman, shop rear of Bedlow's, Cherry Weeks Abraham, blacksmith, 20 Broad and 63 Front Welsh William, watchmaker, 49 Roosevelt Wenman Barnard, silversmith, 62 Partition White Samuel, silversmith, 20 Chamber Whitehead Walter, blacksmith, 37 Mulberry White Stephen, silversmith, 54 Beekman and 21 Frankfort Whitlock 1 homas B. silversmitn, 102 Pearl, house la9 Front Whitlork William, jewe Her, 32 Ross White Archibald, moulder, Broadway, above Union Furnace Whitney Asa, watchmaker, 290 Water Whitnev, silversmith, 20 Chamber Wliht Henry, blacksmith, Mat I Williams David, blacksmith, 84 Harrison Williamson Benjamin, blacksmith, 24 and 244 Cherry Wilmurt Stephen, watchmaker, 4 lk-cknian Wilson Abraham, blacksmith, "92 Catharine, shop near Youlc's Fur- nace Wi'son Robert, silversmith, 23 Dey Wtsjiart Hugh, gold and silversmith, 31 Liberty Wluttingham Richard, Jim brass-foiindf-r, 133* Division Whittingham Rohan:, brWfounder, 76 Henry Witmgton William, brass-founder, 133 Division o o 410 Jones's new-York Wmthovcl Abraham, bracksmith, 68 Murray Waihaupter John, watchmaker, Greenwich Wood Abner, tinplate-woiker, 49 Water Ill—Mechanics, Trades, and callings not before enumerated. Wade, Caleb, shoemaker, 32 Moore Wade Charles, tallow chand'er, 54 Harman Wade Benjamin, painter and Glazier, Crosby Wade Edward and John, si/k dyers, 74 Gold Wade Edward, tallow chandler, 54 Harman Warner E. painter and glazier, 28 Warren and 35 Broad Wade Nathaniel, shoemaker, Orange WagenerJohn, baker, 90 Beekman Watte Henry, baker, 324 Broadway Waldron Albert, labonrer, Desbrosses Waldron Joseph, sailmaker, Broadway near Furnace Waldron Mitchel, labourer, Second Waldron & Leonard, hairdresser, 23 Cortlandt Walker diaries, shoemaker, 10 Chamber Walker Peter, ray lor, 25 Nassau Wa ker Samuel, doorkeeper at Theatre, 132 Front Wa.ktr William, bookbinder, 7 Fisher Wailace Thomas, taylor, 178 Division Wallace Thomas, taylor, 33 Oak Wallis Joseph, taylor, 91 Pearl Wallis Thomas, sawyer, 296 Greenwich Willis David, shoemaker, Norfolk Walsh George, painter, 2 Baiavia lane Walter Charles, shoemaker, 10 Chamber Walhew Richard, combm2ker, Sixth Wamsbie James, rigger, 35+ Water Wandell John, saiimaker, 52 Barclay Wandell Susannah, seamstress, 42 Lombard Ward Dennis, labourer, 37 Frankfort Ward Hunh, hairdresser, 3 Ferry Wardell George, shoemaker, 32 Church Warent James, rigger, 105 Lombard Warren Marks, labourer, Hetty Wark John, tavern, 25 Peck-slip Warren I. G. painter, 10 Nassau Warner Jacob, harness maker, 1 Bowery Warner Daniel, ornamental chair painter, 53 Read Warner George, sailmaker, 14 Cedar and Murray's wharf W-rner William, baker, First Warner & Co. George, sailmakers, 50 Wall, house 14 Cedar Warner William, taylor, Elizabeth Warwick James, labourer, 8 Henry Warren James, rigger, 105 Lombard Warts Henry, painter and glazier, 59 William Waterbury Henry, shoemaker, 66 Henry Wa erbury Stephen, shoemaker, 62 Gold MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 411 Waterbury Willliam, shoemaker, 115 Leonard Watctbury William W. shoemaker, 1 15 Division Waterman Jedediah, chocolate maker, 322 Water Waters John, shoemaker, 62 Harman Watkeys Edward, tallow chandler, 19 NassaB Waters Patrick, baker, 97 Anthony Watkins William, shoemaker, 219 vvilliam Watson Benjamin, shoemaker, 95 James Watson Eflee, mantua-maker, Third Watson John, sawyer, 405 Greenwich Watson Philip, oysterman, 282 Water Watts Archibald, painter, 120 Broad Way John J. baker, 55 Read Wayland Francis, currier, IS Jacob, house 56 Frankfort Weal David, news-carrier, 14 Roosevelt Weakly Justus, shoemaker, 62 Harman Weatherley John, shoemaker, 17 Pomp Weaver John, morocco dresser, 25 Gold Weaver Lewis, shoemaker, 8J Division Weaver Lawrance, baker, 21 Mulberry Webb John, dealer in rags, 3 Ferry Webb Joseph, painter and glazier, 37 Church Webb P. shoemaker, Jefferson - Wed man Miss, millener, 112 William Weed Alanson, shoemaker, 115 Lombard Weed Peter, shoemaker, 47 Lombard Weeden Isaac, baker, 37 Vesey Weeden Jonathan, ropemaker, Mulberry Weeks James, sadler, 67 Harman Weeks Nathaniel, labourer, 12 Harman Weeks Samuel, milkman, First Wellnun Jedediah, shoemaker, First Wells James, laborer, 30 Fair Wells Mosei, shoemaker, 7 Hague Weils S-nnuel, rigger, 70 Bedlow WeUh Nicholas, labourer, Bedlow Welsh Thomas U. painter, 10 Chesnut Welsh T. & G. painters and glaziers, 316 and 352 Water, house 17 Rose VVesner Paul, ropemaker, Grand VVemmel Frederick, tobacconist, 45 Barclay Wendell John C. Furrier, 83 Maiden-lane Wesidmer Peter H. sailmaker, 2 Lombard Wendover & Hinton, sailmakers, 143 Front Wenman Evart, taylor, 50 partition W'-nt Christopher, starch and hair-powder manufactory, Orange 1 West David, comb-maker, Stanton West James, letter-carrier, 5 Church West James, labourer, Sixth 4,iZ West John, «noemaker, 15 Chamber W«t John, sawyer, Mary Wcstcott Samuel, shoemaker, Harrison We>tgate John, ropeinaker, 49 Harman W "erve t Benjamin, harness-maker, 21 Chamber Westcrvelt Daniel, button-maker, Hudson W^stervclt John, taylor, 52 Barley Wester velt Thomas, button-maker, Hudson We'tei field John, sailmaker, 14 James WeMerfield & Kip, sailmakers, 201 Front \yestly Catharine, seamstress, 39 Division ^rethershine John N. butcher, 8 Augustus \jretherspoon Catharine, tayloress, 5 Hector \yhaites, piano forte maker, 19 Barciay ^heeler Eliphalet, butcher, 2 mile stone, Bowery ^rheeler David, labourer, 41 Barclay \yheeler John, botanist, 16 Read ■^heelock James, iabouier, 49 Robinson ^rheelock William, cardmaker, 45 Lombard \y hitley Robert, rigger, 29 Oliver ^yhims Luke, labourer, 14 Augustus ^yhite Christian, sailmaker, 7 Ferry and 78 Fletcher ^rhite Christopher, sailmaker, 73 Front Yyliite Francis, butcher, Elizabeth ^yhite George, oysterman, 209 Water and 33 George ^rhite Ebenezer j. hatter, 27 Liberty -^yiiite Elias, labourer, 21 Mulberry hite Israel, shoemaker, 81 Chamber ^yhite John, butcher, Elizabeth ^yhile Peter, shoemaker, first corner Grand ^hite Michael, shoemaker, Grand corner First yyhite Samuel B. printer, 50 Robinson y^hite Thomas D. taylor, 3 Moore ^yhile Thomas, baker, 104 Bowery ■^hitear William, taylor, Hester corner Norfolk y^nitter Robert, shoemaker, 73 Cherry y^hitehand J >hn, butcher, First -yiiitehead John, shoemaker, 31 Harman ^hittias Wnliani, taylor, Essex ^yhiteman Henry, shoemaker, 303 Water ^—hillock Samuel, shoemaker, Gold fronting Ferry w Kiev Joseph, sawsetter, 18 Robinson and Desbrosses ^ litlock John, baker, 81 Church Jjpiittet Robert, shoemaker, 73 Cherry JjL herh John, shoemaker, 17 Pump iutlock widow, taylojess, 81 Church Whitlock Nicholas, labourer, Sixth Wial Daniel, dcws carrier, Fair opposite North Church MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. Wicker Philip, butcher, Broadway Wicker Philip, laborer, First Wilde Robert, baker, 11 Catharine Wiley Alexander T. tay lor, 44 Lumber Wilkins john, taylor, 6 Gibb's Alley Wilkinson Richard, composition maker, 26Y Broadway Wilkins Isaac, shoemaker, 2 Milestone WillessWm. natter, 31 Maiden-laue Vnllet Lewis, sawyer, Elizabeth Wil iiams Aaron, livery stables, 14 Lumber, ho. 15 Thames Williams Ball, soap-boiler, 29 Bedlow Williams David, rope-maker, Mott Williams Jolin, laborer, 2 Charlotte Williams Matthias, taylor, 35 Division William Paul, soap-boiler, 29 Bedlow Williams Peter, tobacconist 43 William Williams U >nei t, shoe-maker, 43 Division Wiiliams Robert, sione-potter, 45 Chatham Williams Samuel L. shoe-maker, 55 Warren Williams Susannah, confectioner, Division Williamson Gtorge, laborer, Pir.grie's Alley ^ illiamson James, laborer, Pingrie's Alley Will lamson Jonn, laborer, Anthony Williamson Lewi-i, seamstress, White Williamson David, nursery and seedsman, Greenwich Willis Jesse, 'aborer, Second - Willis Wm. tallow chandler, 25 Roosevelt Willis David, I ivery stables, 27 Whitehall Willis Hester, nurse, Roosevelt, corner of Oak Wilmhurst Richard, taylor, 5 Dovtr Wilsey James, taylor, Cross Wilsey James, laborer, Beach Wilson Andrew, shoemaker, 275 Greenwich Wilson Andrew, rigger, 50 Roosevelt Wilson David, currier, Republican Alley Wilson Isabella, small shop, Nicholas Wilson John, drayman, 25 Fayette Wilson John, sail-maker, 299 Water and 24 Oliver Wilson John, shoe-maker, Hudson Wilson John, baker, 95 Fair Wilson J. & A. bakers, 60 John W ilson James, laborer, Provoost Wilson Joseph, musician, 42 Lower Robinson Wilson Richard P. city porter, 1 Barley Wilson widow Susan, mantua-makei, Second Wilson widow Sarah, seamstress, N. Moore Wilson Thomas, sail-maker, 39 Roosevelt Wilson Thomas, sawyer, Provoost o o 2 414 JONIs's NEW-YORK WiH George, butcher, 28 Frankfort Wilt John, baker, First Wilton Henry , gardener, Bedford Winaus Isaac K. sailmaker, 176 Front, house 39 Gold Wingneld John, sail-maker, 279 Greenwich Winship Samuel, butcher, Mott, near Prince Winship Thomas, butcher, Bullock Winship Daniel, butcher, Sixth Winship Jonathan, butcher, Mary Winship John, butcher, Bowery, above Spring Winslow Thomas, hair-drrsser, 70 wall Wint Henry, gardener, Ri\inglon Wiilterton Wm. taylor, 26 Frankfort Winthrop Peter, baker, 21)0 Water Wirl Joseph, laborer, 29 George Wisner Caleb, laborer, Bedlow Witley Thomas, boot and shoe-maker, 363 GrcenVw Wolford Abraham, laborer, 3 Bedlow Wo lord V\ in. laborer, 3 Bedlow Wood Asa, laborer, 49 Bar.ry Wood Caleb, «hoe-roaker, First, corner Pump W ood Isaac, butcher, Delancey Wood Israel, tallow chandler, 206 Greenwich Wood Jacob, superintendant of bakery, 36 Cliff Wood james, laborer and saw-filer, 121 Lombard Wood john, whip-maker, Elizabeth Wood Joseph, portrait painter, 4 Harrison and 118 W Wood Timothy, boot and shoe-maker, 60 Wall Wood Zophar, <_ieve- maker, 370 ljroadway Woodcock John, whip-maker, Bowery Woocllock John, sawyer, 35 Barley Woodruff thas, shoe- maker, 314 Broadway Woods john, printer, Magazine Woods Thomas, laborer. Bayard Wooley David, shoe-maker, 6! Harman /fooley Peter, shoe-maker, 32 Church Jfool ey Daniel, slioemaker, Second Jfmdrn Roger, bhoe-maker, 91 Lombard IPbrlow /fin. taylor, 15 George /fiaden Michael, segar-inaker, Leonard /fright A.saii maker, 229 water, house 187 Front JiTngbl Garret, bakor, 69 Cliff /f fight Gilbert, baker, 89 Catharine', cor. Cheapside bright jaines morocco manufacturer, 35 Frankfort /fright joiin, laborer, 5 Bedlow Jf'risht Mary, ni: fi er 441 Pearl W: ght Thomas, book binder, 12 Bowery W ightJFin. inilrher, Bay -mi.c-oiner. .uuibcrry Wr &m /fin. laborer, V3i Division V1RCANTILI DlRieTORY. 415 bright Wm. laborer, Ilarman Wunnenberg Francis, furrier, 120 William Wyckotf jonn, laborer, Leonard W ykes'i homas, shoe-maker, 8 Broad W ynkoop Peter, tobacconist and snutf-maker, 22 James Vll I .—Shipmasters, Mariners, fy Boutmen. Weedham Timothy, manner, 18 Fayette W alker John, mar i per, i bird Ward Richard, shipmaster. 37 Oliver Waring John, shipmaster, Corlaer's Hook Waidron I'eter, boatman, Chapel Walerbury Holly, marine*, 66 Henry Waterman John O. shipmaster, 225 William W aters Richard/mariner, Mott Walts Wm. manner, Eim Webb James, shipmaster, 350 Greenwich Webb John, mariner, 4»: Bedlow Webb Jolm, shipmaster, 350 Greenwich Webb Thomas, shipmaster, 33 Lombard Wedman Anthony, shipmaster, 1 12 wilham Weeks Timothy, mariner, 41 Bedlow W ells Moses, shipmaster, 64> Harman Westervelt Ganet, boatman, 6 Yesey W esterveh Jacob, boatman, 12 Chapel Westerly , shipmate. , 89 Fair W heeler David, mariner, 62 Muberry Wheeler Stephen, shipmaster, 89 Division Wheiten RoberT, shipmaster, 67 Beckman Whipple John, shipmaster, 89 Bedlow W mie Benjamin, manner, 87 Harinao W hite Charles, mari.ier, 54 Bedlow While Alexander, mariner, 5 Bancker While John, piiot, 10 Vandewater WiiiiKick Wm shipmaster, 109 William Whitehead Wm. shipmaster, 445 Pearl Wickham Samuel, shipmaster, 60 Berkma* W I ben James, shipmaster, 67 Cortlandt W key James, pilui,83 Fair Wilkinson John, manner, Cross William Juhn, mariner, Grand WilliamsJoseph, smpmaster, loRutger W < lams Nicholas, jtiafirter; 6 iv George W. Mains Win. manner, 53 H irnan W> iiamsoii I uui>, pilot, 156 Ch iirnm W" >on Fdward, m.nni'-r, 35 Lombard W on shipmaster, 58 Bowery Wiison Charles, slnpma tor, 147 li«rmau Rriisun David, boa* nvm, 5 IViilow WiU-ouJoliu, manner, 15 Barclay 416 jones's nbw-yokk Wilson John, mariner,'Pump flfilson John, mariner, 79 Lombard IPilson John, shipmaster, 24 Oliver IPltham James, shipmaster, Pump corner Bowery JKise William, mariner, 102 Bedlow ffuod Alexander, shipmaster, 53 Robinson Wood James, boatman, 29 Bedlow Woahtj John, shipmaster, N. Moore * Wjclsey John, boatman, Chapel ^brtheart Daniel, mariner, 3 Birmingham IPoodward Ebcnezer, jun. shipmaster, Mott JPitterell Joseph, mariner, 29 George J X — Misceltancovt. Wade widow of Wm. 160 Greenwich /fadewidow Maria, 3 Birmingham Wagener widow Phoebe, Provoost Wagener I baker, 90 Beekman Wansley Mrs. Old-slip Waldron widow Christian, Second Waker Diana, Maikelfield Walker Margaret, Pingrie's Alley Walker Justus, 227 William Walker Hubert, 50 Barclay Walker Samuel 132 Front Walker widow Sarah, Leonard Wallace wiiham, 33 Church Wallace widow Deborah, 2 1 Banker Walton Gerrard, 328 Pearl Walton wii iam, 326 Pearl Wmisor widow Sarah, Hester Wardcll widow, 36 warren Ward George, 59 Lombard Ward John L. 89 Cherry Ward widow Mary, 29 Mott Ward Matthias, 5 wall Ward Patrick, 17 E. George W^rdlow widow Barbara, Bullock Waring Francis 148 Division Waring widow, Bayard Warner Cornel u% 31 Barley Warner widow'jane, 36 Keekman Warner widow Ann, 83 james Warner Magdalen, 11 Catharine Warren Francis, 149 Division Warren widow Ann, 83 James Waterbury Henry, 86 Henry Waters Mrs. 41 Lombard, cor. E. Gecrge Watkins Susan, 88 Chamber Watson Catharine, Canal MERCANTILE DIRECTORY. 417 Watson widow Effy, Third Watson John C. 8 Harrison Watson Sarah, 8 Harrison Watts john, 3 Broadway Watts Robert, 33 Pearl Waugh Patrick, 17 E. George Waugh Asa, 8 Barley Way widow Eliza, 59 Roosevelt Weathershire johnN. 7 Augustus Weaver widow jane, 15 Beekman Weeks Simon, Crosby! cor. Spring Whb widow jane, 78 Catharine Webster john, 80 Gold Webster R. 67 Faif Weisenfelt Frederick, 3 Hudson Weisenfelt widow Maria, 235 Greenwich Welch james, 14 Skinner Weldon widow, 75 Read Welsh widow Catharine, 255 Greenwich Welsh widow Elizabeth, 49 Lombard Welsh Eleanor, Elizabeth Welsh Lawrence, 4 Rider Wenel Frederick, 45 Barclay Wesley widow Catharine, 29 Division Wessels widow Mary, 6 Chapel Westerfield widow of Andrew, 29 Chapel Westerneld James D. 83 Read Westerve t widow of Peter, 78 Chape] Westervelt Benjamin, 17 Rector Westervelt Catharine, 70 Vesey Westervelt Catharine, 74 Nassau Westervelt Cornelius, 25 Thames Westervelt widow, 75 Chapel Wetniore Timothy, 2 mile stone, Bowery Wheeler Ann, 18 Harmaii Wheeler widow Elizabeth, 10 Fayette Wheeler widow Elizabeth, 6 Chapel Wheeloik James, 34 Barclay ■ p White Mrs. Ann, 33 wall While widow Ann, Sixth White widow D bdrah, 22Vandewater Winie James, 38 Lumber White Judson, SI Liberty White Mrs. Eve, II Broadway White Stephen, 21 Frankfort White widow Sarah, 95 Catharine White jun a Thomas, 104 Bowery Wmte Thomas T. 134 Pearl 418 JONEs'i KEW-YOEK White Mrs. 37 Partition Wilcox widow Margaret, 88 Harman Wilkins Jacob, 145 Washington Witninson Mrs. 40 Broadway Will widow. Magdalen, 125 Chatham Wi'let widow Hannah, 55 John Willets Henry, 15 Oliver Willets John, Third William* widow Elizabeth, 59 Ann Williams widow Elizabeth, 31 Oak WilliamsG. 34 Whitehall Williams james, Brannon Williams widow Maria, 2 1 6 williara Williams widow Mary, Mott* Williams widow- Sarah, 12 Chamber W'l'iams win. 47 Read W'H'ams widow usan, 82 Division Williams widow, 8 Second Williamson, »id-.'W Susan, 58 Oak W'"' s Jonathan, 39 Frankfort Willis John, Third Wilis Hester, 60 Roosevelt Wilson Mrs Hannah, 176 Greenwich W'lson widow, 19 Thames W'lson Ishmael, assistant keeper of State-Prison Wilson widow. Mott W'lson Rachel, 10 Garden Wilson Mary, 1 1 . ri i n W'lso" widow Margaret, Sixth W'lson widow Susan, 37 Second Winans widow Elizabeth, 39 Gold Winchester widow Maria, 209 water Winship widow Catharine, 64 Chapel Windle J homas, 56 Lombard Winthrop Beiyamin, Sluyversant Winthrop Peter, 1 1 Dutch W'seburn w ; dow, Rivington Witham Joseph, 62 Maitlen-!ane k W°od wid;>w Sarah, 53 Robinson Wood John, 89 Cherrv Wood Pl oebe. 83 Chamber Wood wm. 321- Greenwich W >odiUif Joseph, Pump W.ndruff Robert, 22 Division Woxls widow Catharine, 95 I-ombard Woods Elizabeth, 78 Lombard Woods wm. 61 New Woodward Amelia, 59 Harman Wood worth Mary, Harman, corner Rutgers MJJRGANTIXI DIRECTORY. 419 Woolsey George M. 56 Greenwich Wooster, L) dia, 66 wall \Vorden Samuel, 5 Rutgers Wight Elizabeth, 6 banker Wngiit Jane, 101 Division W ble Cnailes. Stanton Wvttli widow Hannah 12 Stanton X.— Cartmtn. Waldron David, Broadway Waiuron David I. 56 Anthony \\ aldron Isaac, Hudson Waley win. 13G Division Walker George. Magazine Walker Ralph, Fourth Wall Joseph, 48 Thomas Walsh Barnabas, Bowery Wardlin Samuel, Second Ward Alexander, 85 Chamber Ward Isaac, Mott Ward james H. Cross Ward Patrick Anthony Warren Francis, 147 Division Watt James, 26 Harman Watts Robert, Sixth, near Divisio Webster John, 25 Vande water Wedhart John, 76 Menry Weeks Benjamin, Fust Weeks George, 64 Catharine Weeks Jacob, 19 Mott, cor. Pell Weeks John, Bullock Weeks Robert, First Weeks Solomon, Crosby Wells Abijah, 77 Read We! h Matthias, 3 Moore Westman Peter 42 Read Westervelt James, 48 Barley Westervelt Benjamin, 5 Rector Westervelt Cornelius 19 Thames West mi re Justus, Nicholas Whalon James, Cross Wheatherly John, 81 Division Wlieeler Abraham, Mulberry X. Y & Z. Yates John, h carpenter, 102 Bedlow Yelverton jun. A. attorney, 2 16 Greenwich Yelverton & Co. A hat-store, 216 Greenwich Yeoman John & Gilbert, dry-good store, 297 Broadway York House Sfminary for Young Ladies, Broadway Young John, teacher, 44 Lumber Wheeler Richard, II Division Whitehead John S. 3 Feck-slip Wmtney josiah, Grand - W uttle Thomas, Hudson w '"tt> Nicholas Greenwich Widson Richard, Sixth. Wiggins Tliomas, Orchard Wilkinson John 75 Henry W' hams Anderson, 20 Roosevelt Williams Cornelius 6 First Wuljanis Henderson, 18 Roosevelt Vi hams Isaac, 40 Harman Williams win. 424 Broadway William"! wm. 79 Read W His |saa< , I hud vV lis Joshua, 3h Frankfort •V.ilis l homasj Hudson Willis jamcs, jun. Anthony Vilsey Isaac, I hird Wilson John, 7 M..tt Wilson John, Jerterson Viley Joseph, Greenwich vVinans Samuel, 334 Greenwich vVood Bernard, 56 Chamber sVyod Dudiey, 9 Cross >Vood John, Thhd Wood Robert, 21 First * Wood Stephen, 8 Second Woods Fb< nezcr, Hudson Woods Francis, Hester W"oley Jeremiah, Mott W mlsey Jonathan, Mulberry Wngln' Reuben, Bullock JBMEj't NJSW-TdRH Young John, wood-inspector, 83 Mulberry Yo«ng Mrs. teacher, 21 Thomas Y«ung Philip, measurer, 77 Divitiun Young wm. merchant, 31 Fair Young W. B. B. clothier, 34 Maiden lane Yelverton Andrew, shipwright, 23 Cheapside Yeoman James, h carpenter, Crosby Yeoman James, h. carpenter, Crosby Yeoman Peter, h. carpenter, 7 Oliver Young Asa, cooper, 20 Old-slip Young David, h. carpenter, 403 Greenwich Youug Enoch, shipwright, Montgomery Young Jacob, coope r, 5 Rose Young James, cabinet maker, 6 Read Young Joseph, bouse carpenter, 23 Ann Young Stephen & Moses, cabinet-makers, 73 Broad Young Thomas cooper, 25 Rose Yeomans wm. mason, North Moore Yeoman Gilbert, stone-cutter, 297 Broadway, shop foot of Jay Yeoman Jeremiah, b aekmiilli, Beach Yocum James, blacksmith, Leonard You'e George, p umber and pewterer,2S6 water Youle John, proprietor of Air Furnace, Corlaer's Hook Yonck Peter, blacksmith, Fair Youle Thomas, phiiquer and pewterer, 298 water Youn:{ Stephen, cloek & watch-maker, 316 Pearl Yameck Peter, blacksmith, Norfolk, shop, Bowery Yager Henry, baker, 2" Bare ay Yates Edward, hvei v-siable, 64 New Yeoland Philip, confectioner, 9 Chatham Youle Timothy, halter, 280 water, corner of Dotk Young widow Eliza, nurse, 105 Cherry Young John, baker, 4.1 Rose Young John, shoema-ker, 2 birmingham Young John, laborer, 109 Harman Youug Robert, shoemaker, 71 E. George Young T. printer, 102 water Yeomans Nathaniel, shipmaster, 33 Lombard Young James, pilot for the Sound, 92 Lombard Yazextncte Esteve, 51 Division Yoe Charles, sac Her, Mott Young Abraham, cartinan, 57 Chapel ZeissJ. W. physician and apothecary, 127 Chatham Zunts Alexander, commission merchant, 46 Broad Zeagers George, tavern, 50 Cheapside Zellers Samuel, baker, 15Georse Zewell John, hair-dres-ei , 565 Greenwich Zimmerman Peter, milkman, 41 Read Zuitl John, shipmaster, Harrison, corner O reenwich JSnamerman Andrew, cartman, Desbtosses