An account of the malignant fever, lalely [sic] prevalent in the city of New-York. Containing I. A narrative of its rise, progress and decline, with the opinions of some medical gentlemen, with respect to its origin, &c. II. The manner in which the poor were relieved during this awful calamity. III. A list of the donations, which have been presented to the committee for the relief of the sick and indigent. IV. A list of the names of the dead, arranged in alphabetical order, with their professions or occupations, and as far as was practicable to obtain information, the names of the countries of which they were natives. V. A comparative view of the fever of the year 1798, with that of the year 1795. / By James Hardie, A.M. ; Copy-right secured according to act of Congress. | Evans Early American Imprint Collection | University of Michigan Library Digital Collections

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A LIST OF THE NAMES OF THE PERSONS INTERRED IN THE SEVERAL BURYING GROUNDS IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, AND AT BELLEVUE, AND POTTERS-FIELD,

FROM AUGUST 1—TO NOVEMBER 14, 1798.

BEFORE the Reader begins to peruse the following list, I would wish to apprize him of the materials from which it is composed. They are the books of the different sextons and other persons having the charge of burying grounds in this city, at Potter-Field and Bellevue. It has however unfortunately happened that the sextons of two of the smallest congregations were absent during a great part of the calamity, and in these the names of the dead were only given by me|mory, and in other instances, the books have not been kept with that accuracy which could have been wished. To ascertain with precision the names of all the deceased, their occupations, &c. I have used my utmost exertions. With this view I have compared the books of the sextons with the list kept by the Health-Com|mittee, and wherever there was a difference, I have, by personal application to the friends of the deceased, endeavoured as far as possible to rectify the mistake, and also where the orthography appeared erroneous, to correct it as well as I could▪ and by annexing to the names, the trade, occupation, age, place of nativity o•• some other circumstance to point out the particular person intended and thus to remove the doubts of people at a distance. But whatever pains may be taken in a thing of this sort, it cannot be expected that it will be entirely free from errors or defects: but I trust it will be found as compleat, as considering the difficulties at|tending it, could be expected and that in almost every instance it will be found satisfactory.

C. Annexed to some Names denotes that the Person died in the Country. The words printed in Italic after any name, denotes the native country of that person.

A

ABERNETHEY George, Shoemaker and his Son George AEt, 12—33 Barclay-Street, Scotland.
Abespie Joanna, 10 Fair-Street, France.
Abrams John, Marriner, Bellvue.
Ackerman Abraham, Bayard Lane.
Ackerman David, the wife of, Lumber-Street.
Ackerman William, 249 Greenwich-Street.
Ackle Mary, widow AEt, 69.
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Ackley Mr. Clerk, Wall-Street, AEt, 22.
Adams Robert, mason 63 Murray-Street, AEt. 40.
Adams Mr. a child of.
Adams Mr. his black woman.
Adams John, Bellevue.
Adams Mr. AEt, 30.
Aer Michael, Baker, Skinner Street.
Affleck Robert, Merchant, corner of William and John Streets, AEt, 50 Scotland.
Affleck John, Bellevue.
Agar Joseph, Bellevue.
Agnel Hyacinth, French teacher, the wife and daughter of, 137 William-Street.
Agnew Dorothy, Alms house, consumption
Allen John, AEt, 40, Scotland.
Allen John, keeper of a lumber yard, near the ship yards.
Allen Mr. a child of AEt, 5 months.
Allen William, Bellevue.
Allen Hugh, do.
Allen Margaret, do.
Allen James, from the hospital.
Allen Abraham, Bellevue.
Allison James, Baker, Bellevue, Scotland
Al••tyne Jeronymus, Hannah the slave of, 15 Liberty-St.
Al••tyne Mary, 47 White-Hall-Street.
Altgilt John, 93 Read-Street.
Always John, Chairmaker, 38 James-Street.
Ames John, Butcher, the wi••e of, 25 Robinson-Street.
Amory John, Lumber-Street.
Anderson Mrs. a child of, AEt, 1 Year.
Anderson James, the child of, 63 Cherry-street.
Anderson Hilton, teacher, 47 Whitehall, street, Ireland.
Anderson John, the wife of, 50 Beekman-street.
Anderson Miss, decay.
Anderson John, junior, Attorney at Law, 1••9 Front-street,
Anderson John, auctioneer, 77 Wall-street, AEt. 68, and wife, AEt. 51
Anderson Samuel, son of Samuel, merchant, Philadelphia
Anderson Alexander, physician, the wife of, Liberty-St.
Andrews C. surgeon, 208, Water-street, England.
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Angus James, grocer, opposite the hospital. Scotland,
Anthony Nicholas, N. Anthony the son of, 34 Frankfort street.
Apple John, Alms-house.
Archer Joshua, cartman, Division street.
Archer Moses, shoemaker, the child of, 345 Broadway.
Archibald Wm. corner of Cedar and Greenwich streets.
Arden Mr.—aet 17.
Argyle Sally, Bellevue.
Arhart Mrs. at Mrs. Bruces, 125 Water street.
Arheron Mrs.
Arland Mr.
Arley Mary, 66 James street.
Artey Mr. aet 38, consumption.
Asgill Mrs. aet 68.
Ashley Mary, Maiden Lane.
Ashmore John, distiller of cordials, Bowery Lane.
Asmus Jacob, 66 E. George street, Sweden.
Atkins Isaac, baker, 13 E. George street.
Avery John, shipwright, the child of, 73 Division street.
Avery Joseph, watchman, Broadway.
Ayres Camp, the child of, 50 Beekman street.

B

Babcock captain, of the schooner Cornelia, bellevue.
Bach Henry, taylor, wife and two children, 55 Pine street, Germany.
Bach Harman, Bellevue.
Bailey Abraham, Front street.
Bailey Catharine, 159 Front street.
Bainor John, corner of Church and Warren streets.
Baker Susan, 13 Barclay street.
Baker Miss, aet 20.
Baker Mrs. a child of.
Baker Gardner, proprietor of the Museum, died at Boston▪
Baldridge John, apprentice to Jacob Smith, turner, 94 Beekman street.
Ball John, Bellevue.
Ban Mr. the child of, E. Rutger street.
Banes Josiah, Lombard street.
Banks Wm. E. Washington-street.
Banta John, apprentice to Mr. Bayley, carpenter. Greenwich street.
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Barber Silas, the son of, 39 Robinson street.
Barber Thomas, the child of, Gold street.
Barber Mr. a child of, Bellevue.
Barclay Thomas, Bellevue.
Bare John, and child, Bowery Lane.
Barnet Mrs. Lumber street.
Barnet Hannah, Oliver street.
Barns Lucretia, wife of John. 18 Cherry street.
Barr John, butcher, Grand street.
Barter Venus, a black woman, Cheapside.
Basely Mrs. aet 52, consumption.
Basset Frederic, the wife of, 218 Pearl street.
Basset, widow Frances, old age.
Bates Mr. Pearl street.
Bayley Pierce, 13 Moore street.
Bayley Thomas, Bellevue.
Bayley Edward, Bellevue.
Bayley Simeon, watchmaker, 56 Stone street.
Beach Mr. the child of
Beaumont Mrs. mother of Michael Parker, carpenter, 28 Rutger street.
Bearshine Jacob, 13 Rutger street.
Beaty Mr.
Beck Martin, from widow Stevenson's, 45 Pearl street.
Be••quet Lewis, taylor, the wise of, 11 Rutger street.
Bedlow, William, formerly postmaster, Broadway.
Bedlow William, the child of, Charlotte street.
Bedlow Catharine, wife of William, Cherry street.
Beef Joseph, Bellevue.
Beekman Elizabeth, wife of Henry, Charlotte near Har|man street.
Beekman George, cartman, the daughter of, 9 Reed st.
Beekman, Richard, 31 Front street.
Beekman, widow of James, I. child Mary, and a negro slave Pompey, 57 Maiden Lane.
Beekman Eliza, daughter of Henry, wood inspector, 13 Oliver street.
Beese Neptune, black man, the child of.
Bell Mrs. a child of, aet 12.
Bell Mary, the wife of Thomas, 8 Moore street.
Bell Mr. aet 26.
Bell Mr. aet 52.
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Bell Robert Carter, 16 Pearl street, aet 22.
Belvidere Mrs. 43 Water street.
Benson Samuel, a black man, Bellevue.
Bentley Elizabeth, Alms-house, not fever.
Bemmer John, grave digger of the Catholic Church, and Mary his wife.
Bern Nicholas, Upper Hague street.
Berry Ann, black woman, aet 55.
Berry Master John, Bellevue.
Berry Mr. the wife of and two children, Bedlow street.
Berry John, Nassau street.
Berwick, widow, of the late John, D. sheriff 262 Green|wich-street.
Bessinger John, the child of, Bowery Lane.
Bethune David, an infant of, 11 Liberty street.
Betts William, aet 19.
Bevois Charles, the son of, 91 Read street.
Bevolet Mrs. aet 80.
Billop John W. New-Brunswick.
Bingham James, gauger, 390 Pearl street.
Bingham John, a child of.
Birch Mr. a child of, aet 9.
Bird Joseph, a child of.
Bifent Michael, mariner, 79 Fair street, Italy.
Black Mr. aet 30.
Blackbear Benjamin, a child of, Bowery Lane.
Blackman Thomas, muffin baker, 3 Ferry street.
Blair Andrew, 76 E. George street.
Blake Mary, Bellevue.
Blakes Mr. a child of, flux.
Blanchard Mr. a child of, aet 4 years, flux.
Bland Deborah, at Abraham Staggs, E. George street▪
Blank Thomas, marshall, a child of, 13 Skinner street.
Blank William, butcher, Bowery Lane.
Blaney Jane, Bellevue.
Blauvelt Daniel, cartman, the child of.
Bloom Frederic, corner of William and Thomas streets.
Bogardus Catharine, wife of Cornelius, corner of Cheap|side and E. George streets.
Bogardus Thomas, 56 Warren street.
Bogart Mrs. widow of Peter.
Bogart widow Mary, 71 William street.
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Boggs John, from Mr. Bach's, 55 Pine street.
Boggs Henry.
Bohanna George, 9 Augustus street.
Bokee William, house carpenter, and wi••e, 31 John street.
Bolmer Jacob aet 84, 94 Chatham street.
Bolton Mr. mariner, Bellevue.
Bond Joseph, a black, mariner.
Bonum mr. Mulberry street.
Botton mrs. Bellevue.
Boudovine Susannah, corner of Pump and Orchard streets:
Bourne John, the wife and daughter of, 84 Fair street.
Bowne Samuel S. merchant, 252 Pearl street.
Boyd George, teacher, 174 William street, Ireland.
Boyle Elizabeth, John street.
Boyles William, a child of, sixth ward.
Boys Susannah, a black, Cross-street.
Brack Herman, mariner, Bellevue.
Braat, Mr.
Bradley John, New-York hospital.
Bradford Mrs. 57 Ann street.
Braden Joseph, Bedlow street.
Bradley William, cork cutter, 100 Maiden Lane.
Bradshaw Betsey, Bellevue,
Brady William, cartman, Charlotte-street.
Brady Thomas, labourer, 32 Ferry-street.
Brady Mrs. aet 52.
Brailsford Samuel, merchant, 7 Murray-street, decay.
Brasher Widow Rachel, 45 William street.
Broome John, marriner, of the schooner Cornelia, Bellevue
Bra••er Dederic Conradt, merchant, 55 Stone-street. Bremen.
Bray John, labourer, the wife of, 21 Rutger-street.
Bremner Colins, taylor, 342 Pearl-street,
Brenton Catharine, 28 Cedar-street.
Brevoort Nicholas, 28 Dey-street, C.
Brevoort Mrs. wife of Elias, AEt 80.
Brewerton Henry, a child of, 1 Oliver-street.
Brichdill John, Bellevue.
Bright Sophia, mantuamaker, 66 Ann-street.
Bright Mrs. 15 Gold-street.
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Bright Mr. a child of, AEt. 1 year.
Briggs Mary, from Westchester,
Briggs Mr. the black girl of, Partition-street.
Briskoa John, brushmaker, and his sister Susannah, 84 Maiden-lane.
Bristol, a black man from the Hospital.
Brett John, from the sloop Herkemer, Bellevue,
Brett Miss William-street.
Brett, George, carter, 3 Moore's-street.
Brooks Mr. a child of, AEt. 1 year.
Brooks widow, 23 Banker-street.
Brooks John Wallis, surgeon 44 Dey-street, aet. 44, England.
Browers Mr. a child of, aet. 18 months.
Brower Mrs. wife of William, 53 Broad-street, AEt. 40.
Brown Ebenezer, labourer.
Brown Jannet widow, AEt. 60, 23 Cliff-St. Dalkieth, Scot.
Brown Mr. Crane-wharf.
Brown Mrs. Division-street.
Brown Thomas, brewer, 5 Lumber-street.
Brown widow Deborah, do.
Brown Joseph, taylor, 42 Chamber-street.
Brown John, mariner, 7 Magazine-street.
Brown Wm. tanner, 20 Skinner-street.
Brown John, Bellevue.
Brown Mrs. Magazine-street.
Bruce William, grocer, 129 Front-street. Aberdeen, (S.)
Brunn Jacob, Catharine-street.
Brush, carpenter, a young man,
Brush, Mr. a child of, E Rutger-street.
Brush John, baker, a child of, Broadway.
Bryant, widow of the late doctor, 36 Chamber-street, AEt. 67, consumption.
Bryson James, merchant, 289 Pearl-street, Scotland.
Buchan Peter, 7 Pine-street, clerk of John and A. M'Gre|gor, Scotland.
Buck Francis, a child of, Eden's Alley.
Buchanan William. Ireland,
Buckle, Wm. merchant, and wife, 145 Chatham-street, C.
Buckley James, mason, 3 Ferry-street.
Buckle John B.
Budden William, of the sloop Bridget of New-York.
Bull Mr. a child of, AEt. 2 years.
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Burdon Dominick, Bellevue.
Burch Mr. aet 52.
Burchell Mrs. aet 44.
Burges David, son of Uriah, grocer, corner of Gold and Fair streets, drowned in the N. River, aet 8 years.
Burger widow Jane, 75 John street.
Burger Cato, a black, Bellevue.
Burger Daniel, block-maker, the son of, 33 Frankfort-stt.
Burges Rev. Mr. of the Protestant Episcopal Church, West Indies.
Burgoo Mrs. 19 Fair-street, aet 78.
Burges Catharine, a black, the child of.
Burney Francis, from the Alms-house.
Burns Hugh, Bancker street.
Burns Simon, do.
Burns James, hospital.
Burns Patrick, the wife of, Charlotte street.
Burns William, a child of.
Burns John, of the ship Patriarch, Bellevue.
Burnsted Mary, Peck slip.
Burton William, livery stabler, 53 Maiden Lane.
Burras Caty, an infant, 17 Vesey street.
Burras John, chair maker, 2 Nassau street, 48 years.
Burras, the child of, John, aet 2 years.
Burrow Doctor, the negro of.
Burrows Miss, daughter of Capt. John, Philadelphia.
Bush Charles, tavern keeper, 19 Chatham Row, dropsy.
Bushfield Thomas, the wife and child of, 18 Stone street.
Butler Nicholas Harry, block maker, Rose street.
Butler George, taylor, 10 Harman street.
Butler Robert, a black, mariner, 94 Cherry street.
Butterworth Isaac, infant of James, Division street.

C

Calbraith John, 24 Bancker street.
Calder James, child of Andrew, 23 Murray-St. Scotland.
Caldwell Milcken, physician, 142 Water street, Scotland.
Callahan Martin, grocer.
Camerdiner Joseph, shipwright, Harman street.
Cameron Jane, 18 Fletcher street, Scotland.
Campbell Elizabeth, Alms-house.
Campbell Samuel, bookseller, wife of, 124 Pearl street.
Campbell Mrs. aged 82.
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Canada Mrs. a child of, aet. 5.
Canbie Margaret, Bancker street.
Cannon Mr. aet. 74.
Carle Solomon, merchant, 53 Gold street.
Carman Abraham, Catharine street.
Carman Wm. carpenter and inspector of lumber, 90 James street.
Carnes John, Bellevue.
Carpenter Isaac, consumption.
Carr Joshua, grocer, the wife of, 1 Ferry street.
Carr Bridget, 30 E. George street.
Carr Conrad. cartman, 21 Bancker street.
Carr Mr. a child of.
Carsin John, Bellevue.
Carson Mrs. Bayard street.
Carrol mr. aet 30.
Caruthers James.
Carver Morris, mariner, Water street.
Case Abraham.
Casey George, 68 Ann street.
Casey James, 30 Rutger street.
Cassady Bridget, Cross street, aged 16.
Cashin Patrick, 230 Water street.
Cas••in mrs. midwife, Bayard street.
Casterline David, blacksmith, the wife of, 46 Gold street.
Casterline Silas, grocer, 60 Gold street.
Castile Elizabeth, Bayard street.
Catharine, infant of a black woman, Catharine street.
Cation Archibald, grocer, 281 Water street, Scotland.
Cation Susannah, wife of David, 90 William street, aet 40, and Ann Eliza, his daughter, aet 16.
Cave Mrs. aet 34, child bed.
Cavin John, grocer, aet 26 years, 189 Washington street.
Cavin John, a child of, near the Bear market.
Ce David, Princess street.
Cellas Alexander, an infant, Alms house.
Cerren mr. painter, Ferry street.
Champlin Seabury, artificer, 49 Beekman street, Connect|ticut.
Chandler Vincent, a child of.
Chapman Henry, aet 52, merchant.
Chappin Tarretta, Powles Hook.
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Charles, a mulatto, Bellevue.
Charles, a Swede, Bellevue.
Charters John, student of medicine, Barclay street.
Chason John, Bellevue.
Chatfield Arnold, at Doctor Lord's, 159 Front street.
Cheeseman Samuel, of the ship America.
Cheeseman Samuel, carpenter, and his son William, Gibbs Alley.
Cheeseman William, 39 Catherine Street.
Cherdevoine John, son of Isaac, Beekman Street.
Cherpentea Philip, 39 James Street, France.
Chickering D. physician, 44 Ferry Street.
Christie Alexander, bookbinder, the wife and daughter of 3 Rider Street, Scotland.
Christopher Hester.
Church John B. a negro boy of, 52 Broadway.
Clansey Michael, bellevue, from the sloop Herkimer.
Clark Lindsay, on board the schooner Polly.
Clark Henry 49 Pearl Street.
Clark Benjamin, son of John Bowery Lane.
Clark Mrs. milliner 332 Water Street, Ireland.
Clark Hannah, the daughter of Simeon, George Street.
Clark William, William Street.
Clear James bellevue.
Clement William, grocer, 50 E. George Street, Scotland.
Climson Martha, wife of William tea-waterman, Bayard Street.
Cline Godlieb bellevue.
Clohosey John, Gold Street. aet. 40.
Cobisher Elenor, a child from the ship Nancy, Capt. For|est, Ireland.
Cobbie John, carpenter, 31 James street, England.
Cobbet Timothy, Bellevue.
Cochran Richard, 41 Liberty street.
Cockran Mrs. a child of.
Coburn Edward, Fisher street, aged 8 years.
Codman Wm merchannt, a child of, 30 William Street.
Codwise George, the wench of 341 Pearl Street.
Coe widow, and Son, 39 Liberty Street.
Coil Polly, an infant, alms house.
Cole Benjamin, from Jacob Jones's 15 Front Street.
Cole Peter, keeper of bridewell, a child of.
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Coen Deborah, wife of, Daniel, silversmith, 95 Maiden lane.
Coleman Bethuel, mariner of the brig Felicity, bellevue.
Collard John, taylor, 52 〈◊〉〈◊〉. George Street.
Collick Wm. daughter of, AEt. 11 months.
Collick Mr. shipwright, the child of, Lumber Street.
Collier Mathew, a child of, Division Street. AEt. 1 year.
Collier Mr. labourer Division Street. AEt. 28.
Collins Seth, from Dr. Wainright's 152 Pearl Street.
Collins Mary, aet. 21.
Collins William, junr. cartman, 37 Chappel Street.
Collins John, an infant, sixth ward.
Collins Mrs. of the old American company.
Collins Lawrence, a child of, 124 Chatham Street.
Colter Mr. a child of.
Comret James, accidental death.
Commerdinger Jacob, ship carpenter, Harman Street.
Concklin John C. grocer, the wife and child of, New Slip.
Concklin Hannah, bellevue.
Condren Margaret, aet. 27.
Conick Richard, 25 Peck Slip
Coning James, city marshal, 25 Chappel Street, Scotland.
Conner Mrs. aet. 75.
Conolly Elizabeth, bellevue.
Connoly Lawrence, Ireland. C.
Connolly Thomas, shipwright, 29, Cheapside.
Connolly John ship builder Harman Street.
Connor Daniel, Charlotte near Henry Street.
Cooley John, hospital.
Cooper Isabella, alms house.
Cooper Nancy, Dey Street.
Cook William Lumber Street.
Cook Betsey bellevue.
Cook John, do.
Copland Margaret, widow Ireland.
Cope Anne, Dye Street.
Copp Wm. bellevue, late one of the editors of the Gazette published at Kingston, Ulster county.
Corrin Rebecca, 48 Catharine Street.
Corey Abraham, Joiner AEt. 20 Reed Street.
Cote Anthony, a lad from 106 Maiden Lane.
Cottle Thomas, from the hospital.
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Cou••ee Abigail, a black woman.
Coutant Daniel, shoemaker, 79 Chatham Street.
Coutant John grocer, Bowery Lane.
Covenhoven widow, and daughter, 59 William Street.
Convert Abraham, tea-waterman, and two sons, Third Street.
Cowan John, labourer, the wife of, E. George Street.
Cowan Richard.
Cowley George, sexton of the methodist church 32 John Street.
Cox John, a hired servant at Doctor Romaine's corner of John and Nassau Streets.
Cox John W. hair dresser, 62 John Street, England.
Cozine John, judge of the supreme court, 42 Beekman Street, AEt. 56.
Craig William, labourer, the child of, Batavia Lane.
Craig Ann, a young woman.
Craton Mrs. AEt. 44 decay.
Crawford James, hospital.
Cree Joseph, printer, C.
Crepes Conrad grocer, E. Rutger Street. Germany.
Crindle Samuel, bellevue.
Crolius John, a child of Chatham Street.
Crook Sally, an infant, from Mr. Buskirk's, Read street.
Croker Mr. a child of, AEt. 1 month, fitts.
Crooker Mrs. Division street, AEt. 40, child bed.
Crookshank James, son of Benjamin, cabinet maker, 131 William street, AEt. 22, Aberdeen.
Crosbie Wm. grocer, 61 E. George street.
Crosier mr. AEt. 28.
Crowley Florence, accountant, a child of, 59 Cherry street.
Crowley Rebecca, John street.
Crowley Catharine, Bellevue.
Crowley Betsey, an infant, Mulberry street.
Crowley Mrs. Pearl street.
Crum Ann, Bellevue.
Culph Jacob, labourer, Bellevue.
Culbertson William, Bellevue.
Cummings Mr. a child of, AEt. 1 year.
Cummings Ag••••ss, wife of Wm. marshall, 45 Rutger street.
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Cummings Mr. a child of, AEt. 4.
Curles James, Whitehall street.
Currie Francis, the wife of, E. Rutger street.
Currie John, carpenter, 8 Pine street, AEt. 40.
Currie Arch. nephew of, John, merchan••, 41 Stone-sreet.
Currie Michael, copper plate printer, Barclay near Church street, Ireland.
Curtenius Peter, merchant, the wife and child of, 122 Liberty street.
Curtley Chas. an infant, 47 Chatham street.
Cutler Benjamin, the wife of, 162 Fly market.
Cutler Henry, Harman street.
Cyphert George, and wife, labourer, 115 Chatham strt.

D

Dailey Joseph, shipwright, the wife of, 95 Harman street.
Dally mrs. Harman street.
Dally Catharine, wife of Philip, smith, 45 Chatham strt.
Dally John, Bellevue.
Dalziel John, clock maker, 72 Broad street.
Daniel Francis, 328 Water street.
Daniel mr. a child of, AEt. 7 months, fits.
Daniel mrs. AEt. 36, child bed.
Darling James, printer, at Peter Graham's, cabinet maker, 19 Robinson street, Scotland.
Darling Elizabeth, Bellevue.
Darney Thomas, Bellevue.
Darrow Wm. 83 Warren street.
Davenport Rufus, hatter, a child of, 327 Pearl street.
Davenport Mr. a child of, Fayette-street.
Davis Brooks, Henry near Charlotte-street.
Davis Mr. a child of, AEt. 2 months, ••its.
Davis Samuel, Bellevue.
Day John, carpenter, daughter of, 18 Roosevelt-street.
Day Mrs. wife of William
Dean Isaac, daughter of, Barclay-street.
Dean Susan, school-mistress, Barclay street.
Debart Ann, daughter of Francis Urban, aged. 6 years, France.
Debaugh John, Bellevue.
Debow Robert, aged 20, son of Garrit, and his daughter Mary, aged 16, and a wench.
Debrosses Mr. aged 18, decay.
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De Buen Mary, Bellevue.
Degrote Pompey, a black, labourer.
Degrove Harman, Little Catharine-street.
Delanoy Mr. a child of, aged 12.
Delarue Baudwin, blacksmith, 3 Murray street.
Delanoy Wm. 319 Pearl street.
Delanoy John, aged 12 years and 6 months, do.
Delotbinier Charity, Albany coffee-house.
De la Roach Franklin, clerk to colonel E. Stevens.
Demarest David, grocer, a child of, corner of Chappel and Thomas-streets.
Denning Jacob, old age.
Denton Joanna, at John Richey's, 95 John-street, aged 30.
Denton, house-carpenter, from Boston.
Depew Aaron, corner of Chamber and Church-streets.
De Riemer John, son of Richard, George streets.
De Ruyter Cornelius, Batavia-Lane.
Devou John, cartman, Mott-street.
Dewie Benjamin, Bellevue.
Dewitt Mary, an infant.
Dibble Phillis, a black, Bellevue.
Dickinson, widow Ann.
Dickinson Abraham, shipwright, a child of, Bedlow-street.
Dickson widow, Bowery-road.
Dickson Mr. ship carpenter, a child of.
Dingly Amasa, physician, 20 Nassau-street.
Dinwoodie James, teacher, 2 Cedar-street, Scotland. C.
Dobson Mr. gunsmith, aged. 38, and his wife, Ireland.
Dobbs Benjamin, tobacconist, a child of, 54 Warren-street.
Dodds Robert, silk dyer, the son of, 178 Broadway aged 14.
Doe Susannah, 195 Water-street
Dodge Jeremiah, a daughter of, Bedlow-street.
Dolbeer Ely, carpenter, a son of, Henry street.
Domenget Francis, 57 Pearl street.
Donagan Hugh, between New Slip and Catharine-street-market.
Donagan Betsey, a young woman, Cherry-street.
Donaldson George, near the North River Furnace.
Donaldson Daniel, Bellevue.
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Donavan Jerome, aged 22.
Donavan Richard, 69 Cherry street, aged 68.
Donavan Timothy, tobaconist, 61 Catharine-street.
Doolet George, architect, 37 Beaver street, Ireland.
Doolet Ann and Catharine, daughters of, do.
Doring Mr. a child of, aged 18 months.
Dorman Mr. a child of, aged 3 months.
Doty Jacob, merchant, 304 Pearl-street.
Doughty Mrs. aged 65.
Douglass John, servant at the old coffee-house.
Douglass William, Bellevue.
Douglass Mr. a child of, aged 10 months.
Douglass Samuel, 13 Moores buildings aged 40.
Doyle Robert George-street.
Doyle John Bedlow-street.
Drummond James, Henry-street, and his wife Mary.
Dubois Joseph, gold-smith, 81 John-street, and child.
Dudleston Ralph, corner of Lumber and E. Rutger-street.
Duff Daniel 59 Ann-street.
Duffie Ross, cooper, the wife and child of, Fly-market.
Duffie Patrick, 3 Moore-street.
Duffield Cesar, 3 Upper Hague-street.
Dugan Richard, shipwright, and wife, Birmingham-street.
Dufee Margaret, Bellevue.
Dunlap widow Margaret, the son of, 8 Lumber-street.
Dunlap Robert, shipwright, 8 Lumber-street.
Dunlap James, 31 Cherry-street.
Dunn Margaret, Fly-market, aged 73.
Dunn Mrs. 10 Maiden-Lane.
Dunscomb Daniel, ironmonger, 301 Pearl-street, and wife.
Dunscomb Samuel, clerk in the bank, 52 Fair-street, and daughter.
Duyer Benjamin, Bellevue.
Dyne Martin, mariner, Bellevue.
Dyson Elizabeth, Catharine-••lip.

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Eden Medcef, gentleman, 38 Gold-street, at his country seat Bloomingdale, aged 56, England.
Eddy Nancy, 34 Lumber-street.
Edwards John, Sixth-street Bowery.
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Edwards Betty Catharine-street.
Egbert Benjamin, grocer a child of, 54 Fair-street.
Eichell Henry, blacksmith, 28 Fair-street, Germany.
Ellis Mr.—aged 79.
Ellis Josiah, merchant, 24 New-street.
Ellis William, Lumber-street.
Ellis Mr. a child of, aged 9 months, flux.
Elmore John, from a boarding house, in John-street.
Elsworth John, the wife of, 23 Broad-street.
Elsworth widow, Hester, 14 Beekman-street.
Elsworth Verdine, the slave of, 24 Vesey-street.
Emmerson, Mr. a mulatto man, a child of.
Engle Garrit, 10 Rosevelt street.
English widow, the son of, 16 Pine-street.
Ernings John Jacob, 120 William-street▪ an apprentice.
Evans Catharine, servant of Patrick H. Merry, 88 Roose|velt-street.
Evans John, apprentice to Henry Aertly, Frankfort-street.
Evans Thomas, Bellevue.
Everson Ann, Bedlow-street, near E. George-street.
Ewen Benjamin, shipwright, Third-street, aged 30.

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Fagan Barney, 159 Front-street.
Fagenham John, rigger, 7 Lumber-street.
Falconier Benjamin, a lad, 97 Cliff-street.
Fanning Richard, shipmaster, New Orleans.
Farrel John, 73 Cherry-street.
Farrel Thomas, aged 21.
Faugeres Peter, physician and surgeon, 19 Rose-street.
Faugeres John, son of Dr. Lewis Faugeres, John-street, C.
Fenton John, hair dresser, 68 Gold-street, aged 38.
Fenton Mary.
Ferguson Ebenezer, a son of, 44 George-street, Scotland.
Ferguson John, from John Martin's, near Iver's Rope-Walk.
Fernhaven George, the child of.
Ferringhoven George, a child, Wm. street.
Ferris Mr. a child of.
Ferris Samuel sen. Susan and Phebe, daughters of, Greenwich-street, C.
Fifer Mrs. aged 84.
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Filton Alexander, 101 Water street.
Fink Barney, 42 Rutger-street, and child Mary.
Fincher Mr. aged 42.
Finlear Polly, 45 Cliff-street.
Fish Edward, 160 Fly-market.
Fisher Mrs.
Fitton Alexander, 101 Water-street.
Fitzgerald Elizabeth, 98 Pearl-street.
Flading Frederic, Wm. the wife of, First-street.
Flanaghan Judah, from on board a ship from Newry, Ire|land.
Fleming Carn, Bellevue.
Fletcher Mary and Elizabeth, 98 Catharine-street.
Fletcher Thomas, Bellevue.
Flinn Miss, aged 31.
Flinn Patrick, grocer, Water-street, near Peck-••lip.
Flinn Nancy, wife of James.
Flinn Sarah, wife of Lewis, D. fruiterer Water-street.
Flint Abigail, wife of William, 48 Roosevelt-street.
Flood James, mariner, Bellevue.
Folkes John, mariner, of the ship Jean, Bellevue.
Folkinson Adolph, mariner, Bellevue, Sweden.
Foot George, the infant of Cecelia, Barclay-street.
Force Mrs. 146 Pearl-street.
Force Henry, a Dutch lad, from 102 Front-street.
Ford Mr. a child of, aged two years.
Forman George, printer the wife of, 145, Water-street.
Foster Rev. Benjamin D. D. of the first Baptist church, 37 Gold-street.
Foster Isaac, 3 Front-street.
Foucaud Charity, Cheapside.
Fowler Mr. the child of, Robinson-street.
Fowler Mr. James-street.
Fowler Mr. aged 45.
Fox Seth, from Seth Kneland's new Albany bason.
Fox Arthur, hospital.
Frances Catharine, 66 Wall-street.
Francis Jacob, cabinet maker, S. George-street.
Franks William, minature painter, London.
Fraser John Broadway, near the Union Furnace.
Fraser Alexander, the wife of, Lumber-street.
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Freck Jacob, the child of, Mulberry-street.
Fre••bust Matthew, cooper, Stone-street.
Freeman Thomas, 91 Division-street.
Freelon Sarah, a black at Thomas Ogelvies.
Freely Charles, 21 Skinner-street.
Freeman Nancy, Eden's Ally.
French Edward, mariner of the brig Sally Bellevue.
French Henry E. Bellevue.
Fritz Elias, the child of, Division-street.
Fritz John, cartman, the child of, Pearl-street.
Fritz John, labourer, 3 Reed-street.
Fritz Elizabeth, a child of.
Fry Mr. a child of.
Fulham John, grocer, 239 William-street, Ireland.
Furch Melchor, musician, Church-street.
Futer Pompey, a black man, Partition-street.

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Gallalee Mathew, baker, wife of, 3 Cliff-street, child-bed.
Gale Mrs. aged ••7.
Gantz Otho, carpenter, Potter's-hill.
Ganser Cloe, a black, Charlotte-street.
Gant Thomas, aged 8 years, hospital.
Gardner Phebe, 20 Ferry-street.
Gardner Rachel, a black, Alms house.
Gardner Archibald, son of Thomas, merchant, 212 Willi|am-street.
Gardner Jacob, Lumber-street.
Garland Clara, 100 Lumber-street.
Garlick Mrs. Water-street, by the New market.
Garrison Peter, labourer, the child of, Henry-street.
Garrit Mary, the wife of David, Winne-street.
Gashem Mr. the wife and child of, William-street.
Gathin Mrs. Frankfort street.
Gaul Mathew, the child of.
Gaunt Elizabeth, widow, 55 John-street.
Gentle Elenor, wife of Robert, labourer, Magazine-street, Scotland.
Genyard Mr. 75 James-street, France.
German Jacob, joiner, the wife of, 19 Dutch-street.
Getfield Mr. aged 25, decay.
Getfield Mr. a child of, aged 9 months.
Getham Ann, wife of Thomas, 34 Frankfort-street.
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Ghraw Frederic, Pump-street, Holland.
Gibbs Isaac, grocer, a child of, 37 James-street.
Gibson Elizabeth, Bellevue.
Gibson James, Bellevue, a mariner.
Gibson Lewis, grocer, a child of, Augustus-street.
Gibson Margaret, mother of James, broker, 193 Willi|am-street.
Gilett Master. son of Mrs. Gilett.
Gill Mrs. white-washer, 23 Marketfield-street.
Glen, widow, and her son John, carpenter, Ireland.
Glentworth captain, aged 40, 60 Gold-street.
Glentworth mrs. aged 65, do.
Goerch Cassimere T. city surveyor, 76 Gold-street, Ger|many.
Goles, Mr. the child of, Pump-street.
Golden William, an apprentice to Iohn Tiebout printer, C.
Goodhin Benjamin, Bellevue.
Goodman Mr. aged 29.
Gordon Ann, 30 Ann-street.
Gordon Mary, widow, near the Union Furnace, aged 58, Scotland.
Gordon Hannah, wife of John, a black labourer.
Gore Richard, Cheapside.
Gosman Jacob, carpenter 4 Vesey-street, a child of.
Gothard Mrs.
Gough James, wife, and daughter Eliza, 56 Beaver-street.
Graham William a child of, aged 18 months.
Graham Francis, Warren-street.
Graham James Bellenue.
Gowan Alexander Bellevue.
Grandine Mr.—aged 36.
Grant Iohn, a lad at Robert Wiley's baker 89 Catherine Street.
Grant Alexander James-street
Grant Catharine, 59 Chatham-street.
Grant Martin 47 Rosevelt street.
Grant Godfrey, a child of, alms-house.
Green George, aged 45.
Green Robert, M. Catharine street.
Green Mrs. aged 25, decay.
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Green Mr. aged 21, accident.
Greenleaf Thomas, editor of the Argus, 54 Wall-street.
Grendelmier Mrs. Princess-street.
Grendelmier Margaret, do.
Grendelmier Jacob, Skinner-street.
Griffith James, and wife, 369 Broadway.
Grigg Mrs. Partition-street.
Griswold captain, a child of, 3 Front-street.
Groatfield Mr. a child of.
Grove Dorcas, a black, the child of.
Gunn lames, 61 Reed-street.

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Hagadorn Francis, cartman, second-street.
Haight John, corner of Read and Church-streets.
Haight William, Bellevue.
Hall widow Mary, 96 Catharine-street.
Hall Richard, mariner, Bellevue.
Hallet Mr. a child of, aged 9.
Hallet Mrs. aged 22.
Halliday Wm. grocer, Frankfort-street, Scotland.
Halligan Samuel, 72 William-street, Ireland.
Halsey John, Christian, the servant of, 35 Pearl-street.
Ham Wandle, the wi••e of, 45 Broad-street.
Ham Hannah, James-street.
Hamilton Alexander, major-general, the black man of, 26 Broadway.
Hamilton Jane, a young woman, Scotland.
Hamilton James, 4 Bancker-street.
Hamilton John, drayman, 12 Lumber-street, C.
Hamilton Mrs. aged 48, pleurisy.
Hammel Nancy, the infant of,
Hammersly Polly, at Wynant Van Zandts, 35 William▪
Hammond Mrs. at Mr. Chas. Swans, 16 Cliff-st. aged 85.
Hand Bartholomew, 31 Cherry-street.
Hand Mathew, 28 Cherry-street.
Handy Phebe, Bellevue.
Handy Francis, a boy, Alms-house.
Hannah, a black, South George-street.
Hanover Edward, corner of Eagle and Norfolk-streets.
Hardcope William, Orange-street.
Hardenbrook Peter, paver, the wife of, 37 Lumber-str.
Harding Richard, carver and gilder, 1 Cross-street.
Harding John, the wife and child of, 116 Cherry-street.
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Hardy Nicholas, merchant, aged 23.
Hardgrave Mr. a child of, aged a years, flux.
Hardlow Elizabeth, 72 Murray-street.
Harper Gideon, cooper and culler, No. 50 Gold-street.
Harper Thomas, son of James, grocer, 154 Fly-market.
Harper Mrs. hospital.
Harrington John, hair dresser, 10 Wall-street.
Harris William, cartman, 72 Read-street.
Harris Samuel.
Harris Thomas, from Thos. Maule's, mercht. Bellevue.
Harris Betsy, Lumber-street.
Harrison Edward, Bedlow-street.
Harrison Mary, widow, 57 Ann-street.
Harry, a mulatto boy, found dead in Mr. Styveson's barn, out ward.
Harsin Garrit, member of the common council, 36 Wm. st.
Hart Mr. at William Mathews, corner of Roosevelt and Bancker-street.
Hart George, blacksmith, and wife, each aged 45 years, Henry-street, Scotland.
Hartwich John, pump-maker, 27 Cherry-street.
Harvey Thomas, merchant▪ the wife of, 134 Front-str.
Hary Nicholas, at John Butler's, block maker, Char|lotte-street, aged 18.
Hassall Mr. Cherry-street, aged 46.
Hatch Thomas, tin-plate worker, Cherry-street.
Hatcoff, child of, a German.
Hatfield Jane, the child of, 60 Dey-street.
Hatfield John, a child of, 29 Reed-street.
Hathaway Edmund, apothecary, 140 Front-street, Eng.
Haviland Caleb, wine and porter merchant, 77 John-str.
Haviland John, tobacconist, 130 Front-street.
Haviland Horatio Gates, 39 Pine-street.
Hawes Mr. Charlotte-street.
Hay David, mason, 38 Lombard-street, Scotland.
Haydock Henry, merchant▪ and his daughters Jane and Elizabeth, 251 Pearl-street.
Haydock John W. merchant, 276 Pearl-street.
Hayney Arthur, hospital.
Hays Jacob, conveyancer, a child of, 63 Chappel-street.
Hays Thomas, shoemaker, and child, 5 William-street.
Hearsey Mr. the wife of, 72 Wall-street.
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Heath Mrs. aged 42.
Heberton John, taylor, wife of, 6 George-street.
Hegith William, Bellevue.
Henderson Alexander, Bellevue.
Henderson John, grocer, 89 James-street, aged 24, Ireland.
Henderson Alexander, aged 16 and Mary aged 21, the son and daughter of Hugh, late merchant William-street.
Hendricks Uriah, merchant 112 Pearl-street, London.
Henigan John labourer 28 Cherry-street.
Henigan Samuel, clerk to Mr. Ingraham, merchant Pearl-street.
Henniston John, 10 Wall-street.
Henry Francis, mariner, Bellevue.
Henson Alexander, Bellevue.
Herbert Mary, wife of Felix, Taylor, 49 Cliff-sttreet.
Herbert Mr.—aged 30.
Herring Nicholas, seventh ward.
Herring Mrs. daughter of widow Bogert.
Heron Nicholas, the wife of 41, William-street.
Hewitt Edward, labourer 306 Broadway.
Heyer Alexander, son of Lawrence, baker, 49 Chatham-street.
Heyer Hannah, wife of Walter, news carrier, Lumber st.
Heyser John and wife, opposite the bull's head Bowery.
Heyser Mr.—a schoolmaster the wife of.
Hicky John, Bellevue.
Hickey Sarah, 72 Murray-street.
Hicks John B. M. D. physician, and surgeon, 69 Beek|man-street.
Hicks George, taylor, wi••e and two children, 341 Water-street.
Higgins Catharine, Henry-street.
Higgins Thomas, Bellevue.
Hill Catharine, daughter of John, cartman, Church-street.
Hill Catharine 6 Reed-street.
Hillegan David, mason, a child of, Mott-street.
Hinde Margaret, Cherry-street, aged 44.
Hinton Phebe, at D. R. Durning's, 96 Water-street.
Hodge Elizabeth, 303 Water-street.
Hodge Mr. aged 18.
Hoffman Tobias, baker, a child of, Magazine-street.
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Hoffman widow, Christian, son of, 19 Pine-str. drowned.
Hoffman Mr. Ann, a child of, aged 6 weeks.
Holmes Jacob, Bellevue.
Holmes Mrs.
Hone Philip, cabinet maker, and wife, 62 Ann-street.
Honson Peter, inspector of beef and pork, 31 Front-str.
Hopkins Mr. of the house of Bogart and Hopkins.
Hopkins Samuel, 69 Catharine-street.
Hopkins Mr. S. from Middleton, Connecticut.
Hornsby George, Bellevue.
Horton Miss, daughter Horton, shipmaster, aged 20.
Hosier John, the son of, Mott-street.
Houston Magnus, mate of a vessel, from Rob. Kennedy's, 19 Cherry-street.
Howe Wm. organ builder, 320 Pearl-st. aged 45. England.
Howe William, a boy, Henry-street.
Howe Hannah, wife of capt. Bazalleel, 50 Cherry-street.
Howell widow Mary, Broad-street.
Howland Arnold, Garden-street.
Hubard Mr. aged 34.
Hubble Phito, Bellevue, mariner of the ship Citizen.
Hugget Jacob, a black, a child of, Oliver-street.
Hughes Mathew, aged 90.
Hughes John, tavern-keeper, E. George-street:
Hughes Mr. a child of.
Hull Joseph, son of John, apothecary, 146 Pearl-street.
Hund Mr. aged 26.
Hunt widow Jane, aged 75.
Hunt Leak, corner of Catharine and Rutger-streets.
Hunt Mr. a child of, aged 2 years.
Hunt George, 89 Catharine-street.
Hunt Isaac, labourer.
Hunt Roger, merchant, 262 Pearl-street.
Hunt Thomas, found in the E. River, shipwright, Lum|ber-street.
Hunter Joseph, mariner, Birmingham-street.
Hunter George, house carpenter, and his son Wm. 24 George-street, Scotland.
Hunter Walter, 26 Catharine-street.
Hunter William, a black man, a child of.
Hyde John, shoemaker, 291 Water-street.
Hyslop Alexander, merchant, Scotland.
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Hyslop Herbert, b••ker, Scotland.
Hyslop Robert, merchant, 62 Dey-street, do.

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Ibbertson Thomas, carpenter, Bedlow-street.
Igo Francis, Bellevue.
Inman Oliver, cooper, 76 Warren-street.
Ireland William, Clerk.
Irving Samuel, carpenter, 42 E. George-street, aged 50.
Isaac Solomon, storekeeper 17 Chatham-street, Germany.
Isaac Moses, broker, 32 Barclay-street.
Israel Michael, trader in furs, from Hesse Cassel, Germany.
Itman Charles, and Mary, children of John, blacksmith, 119 Bowery Lane.

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Jackson Allen, merchant, 277 Pearl-street.
Jackson Sophia, 21 Rosevelt-street.
Jackson Mr. a child of aged 1 year, flux.
Jackson Elizabeth, 172 Division-street.
Jackson widow, 55 John-street.
Jackson Mr. a child of, aged 1 month.
Jacobs Herbert, Bellevue.
Jaffray Thomas, grocer, 324 Water-street, Scotland.
James Levi.
James a black, Bellevue.
Jarvis Frederick 11 E. George-street.
Jay Jenny, a black, 136 Water-street.
Jay Mrs.—old age.
Jeannett Mrs. Bellevue.
Jeffrey Mr. fisherman, Block-Island.
Jenkins William, the daughter of, aged 18.
Jenkins James, grocer, a child of.
Jenkins Edward, shipmaster, 7 Hague-street.
Jervis Fanny, child of, Charlotte-street.
Johnson Ann, young man from 158, Broadway, Sta|ten Island.
Johnson James, mariner, 111 Cherry-street.
Johnson Hannah, 125 Fly market.
Johnson Sally, found dead in Read-street.
Johnson Jacob, mulatto, Eden's Alley.
Johnson, 3 Beaver Lane, consumption.
Johnson James, son of James, 14 Rose-street, aged 18.
Johnson Andrew, infant son of John, Scotland.
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Johnson Mr. a child of, at the 3 mile-stone.
Johnson Richard, shoemaker, Ireland.
Johnson Charles, a black man, Eden's Alley.
Johnson Wm. a black infant. Eden's Alley.
Johnson Mr. a child of, aged 1 year.
Johnson Betty, Bellevue.
Johnson John, Bellevue.
Johnson Francis, his black boy Thomas.
Johnson Nancy, a black washerwoman.
Johnson William, a black man, the child of.
Jones Mary, Bedlow-street.
Jones Hugh, labourer, a child of, 34 E. George-street.
Jones Daniel, 37 Chappel-street.
Jones William, the wife of, New-slip.
Jones John B. physician, 82 William-street, aged 36.
Jones captain John, a child of.
Jones Mr. a black man, a child of.
Jones Jane and Mary, daughters of Louis, printer, 67 Pine street.
Jones Mr. the wise of, aged 25, 352 Water-street.
Jones Benjamin, a black man.
Jones Peter, a child of, Corlear's-hook.
Jordan Robert, 73 Wall-street.
Joseph John, a child of, First-street.
Joseph John, Alms-house.
Josias, a black man, Orange-street.
Joyce Robt. clock and watch maker, 145 Pearl-st. Ireland.
Judah Walter S. student of physic.

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Kant Godfrey, upholsterer, 58 Beekman-street.
Karns Elizabeth, wife of John, chair maker 2 Cliff-street.
Katy mulatto, Bellvue, from the sloop Herkimer.
Kean Elenore, spinster, John-street.
Kedore George, joiner.
Keersey Abraham, a child of near the alms-house.
Keese Mr.—aged 74.
Keith Mathew, at Mr. Cowan's. Henry-street.
Keller Abm. baker near the methodist church Bowery.
Kelly Edward, Bellevue.
Kelly Iohn, a child of.
Kelly widow, 83 Murray-street.
Kelly Wm. Iames, Cheapside-street.
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Kelly Patrick, labourer, Ireland.
Kendle Charles, silver smith, daughter Mary and wife Eli|zabeth, 43 Cliff-street.
Kenly Iohn, clerk in the custom-house.
Kinnan Thomas, Liberty-street.
Kennard Henry, a black, drowned the fifteenth of August,
Kennard Elizabeth, Orange-street aged 23.
Kennard Nancy, Bellevue.
Kent Clarissa, wife of Iohn, a black.
Kent Catherine, the wife of Iacob. 10 Chamber-street.
Kent Iacob, an infant of, Winne-street, flux.
Kent Mary, a black woman, Cedar-street.
Kerby William.
Kerr Michael, Skinner-street.
Kerr Elizabeth, Orange-street.
Keyser George, a child of, 29 Cheapside.
Keyser John, shoemaker, the wife of, Reed-street.
Kibbe Isaac, merchant, a child of, 214 Pearl-street.
Kidd John, 328 Water-street.
Kinder John Church St. back of the hospital.
Kindle widow Mary, a daughter of, 14 Beekman-street.
King Elizabeth, the wife of Edward, 11 Chappel-street.
King John, the chi••d of, Mulberry-street.
King Isaac, from Mr. Askin's, 56 Barclay-street.
King Rebecca, 19 Lumber-street.
King Thomas, 100 Maiden-Lane.
King, a watchman, a child of, near the Union-Furnace.
King Edward, 6 Oswego-market.
King Mrs. aged 65, small pox.
King Jane, Bellevue.
Kingsland Abigail, Pump-street.
Kinnard Ann, Bellevue.
Kinsay Joseph, a black, Bellevue.
Kip Henry H. inspector of pot and pearl ashes, and wife, Pine-street.
Kip Isaac A. merchant, a child, of 34 Stone-street.
Kip Mr. a daughter of, Ru••ger-street.
Kip John H. 105 Greenwich-street, aged 26.
Kinsley Simon, a child of.
Kirby Mr. aged 29.
Kitty, a wench, 18 Roosevelt-street.
Klapper Henry, the wife of, Moore's buildings.
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Knapp Mary, the wife of Ebenezar, house-carpenter, 87 Harman-street.
Knapp David do.
Knapp Marian, Thomas-street, consumption,
Knapp Elenor, a young woman from 122 Cherry-street.
Knapp Gilbert, butcher, 87 Harman-street.
Knapp Stephen, taylor, 4 New-Slip.
Knapp Charles, do.
Kneeland Seth R. grocer, New Albany bason.
Knight Elizabeth, 44 Lumber-street.
Knight Hannah, wife of Mr. mariner Lumber-street.
Knox Mr. a child of, aged 1 year.
Knox Thomas, merchant, the wife of, C.
Kraniel John W. clerk to the late Mr. Brauver, 53 Stone-street.
Krindle Samuel, Bellevue.
Kritz Conrad, grocer, E. Rutger-street.
Kroneholm Christian, shoemaker, near Crane-wharf.
Kulp Jacob, Bellevue.
Kyle Richard, a child, Alms-house.
Kyle John, a boy, 87 Front-street.

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Laburan Bartholomew, gardner, the son of, Third-street.
Lacey Lawrence, from the alms-house.
Lackey Robert, shipwright, the wife of, Lumber-street.
Lackey James and John, sons of, do. do.
Lackey Robert, junr. the wife and son of, Lumber-street.
Lake Thomas, Clerk, aged 40, England.
Lake Constantia, wife of William, trader, 98 Gold-street. Ireland.
Lamb John, M. D. son of general Lamb, 34 Wall-street.
Lamb William, taylor, 11 Rutger-street.
Lane Elizabeth, from the hospital.
Lane Thomas, 37 Chatham-street.
Lane Timothy, a child of, Gold-street, aged 11 days.
Lardner James, grocer, 282 Water-street, Limerick.
Larkin Charlotte, Bellevue.
Larkin William, Bellevue.
Larey Abijah.—aged 17.
Lathum Simon, shipwright, Lumber-street,
Lavander Joseph, painter, a child of.
Lavere Mr.—aged 82.
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Lawrence Joseph, Bellevue.
Lawrence George, shipmaster, Nantucket.
Lawrence Richard, merchant, son of Caleb, 80 John-str.
Lawrence William, Bellevue.
Lawrence widow, mother in law of Dr. John B. Hicks, 69 Beekman-street.
Lawson John, blacksmith, 59 William-street.
Lawson Israel, 30 E. Rutger-street.
Lazarus Samuel, shopkeeper, 19 William-street.
Leach John, Church-street, between Barley and Thomas streets.
Leach Thomas, baker 217 William-street.
Leach Robert, apprentice to Oswald and Hartung, 83 Maiden-Lane.
Leary widow, Sarah, her black woman, 303 Pearl-street.
Leary Mr. aged 78, cancer.
Lee Mrs. aged 39.
Lee Su••annah at Mr. Caldwell's 138 Pearl-street.
Lee Mr. a child of, aged 1 year.
Leechman John. cabinet maker, 60 Cedar-street.
Le••urge Amos, boarding house, a child of, 82 Warren-str.
Leitch Samuel, from John Murray's, 27 Harman-street.
Lemon Mary, 111 Division-street.
Lemprier Michael, 34 Church-street.
Lenox Joseph, porter bottler, 48 Catherine-street.
Lenox Joseph, labourer, Ireland.
Lentz Jacob, and wife, Eagle-street
Leonard Mrs. Division-street.
Leonard Mrs.—aged 48.
Leonard Master—aged 14.
Leonard Mr. mason, the wife and child of, Pump-street.
Leper Mr. Bellevue.
Lewiston George, corner of Lumber and Bedlow-streets.
Leslie Alexander, teacher, Broadway.
Lent John, brush-manufacturer, a child of, 2 Beekman-s••.
Letts Elijah, and daughter Susan, 22 Cooper-street.
Leuthouser William, grocer, Division-street, Germany.
Levi Joseph, a soldier, hospital.
Levier Jacob and his son Joseph, 172 Division-street.
Levie Mary, Bellevue.
Lewis Betty, a black, Eden's alley.
Lewis Joseph, a black.
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Lewis—, attorney at law, Cherry-street. C.
Lumbert Henry, taylor, the child of.
Lincoln Francis, from Robert Thomas's, 15 Lumber str.
Lincoln Hosea, house carpenter and daughter, 86 Fair-str.
Lining Nathaniel, carpenter, Liberty-street.
Lint Jacob and his wife Mary, Eagle-street.
Lispenard Oliver, mariner, James-street.
Lispenall William, mariner.
Little Mr.—coachman, Beaver-lane.
Little John, cartman, a daughter of.
Little William, 272 Broadway.
Littlely Frederick, Hospital.
Liver Mary, Bellevue.
Liver Michael and child, taylor, 57 Ann-street.
Livinston Elenor, Bellevue.
Lockwood—, drover from the Plough and Harrow, Bowery-lane.
Lloyd Benjamin, a child of, 57 James-street.
Lloyd Mr.—aged 16.
Lloyd Mr.—aged 46.
Logan John and wife, Lumber-street.
Lott William, the wife of, 111 Division-street.
Long Michael, the wife of, mariner, 70 E. George-street.
Long Peter, back of Corlear's-hook.
Loosie Andrew, Bayard-lane.
Lord Dorcas, aged 19, William-street.
Lorias Nicholas, Bellevue.
Low William, a child of, Greenwich street.
Low Peter, Bellevue.
Lowdon Thomas 25 Warren-street.
Lowdon Richard, Bellevue.
Lowellin Hannah, Charlotte-street.
Lowan Richard, Bellevue.
Lowrie Mr. Greenwich-street.
Ludlam David, Bellevue.
Ludlam Cornelius, aged 22, son of widow Phebe, Rider-st.
Ludlam Nancy, aged 32, wife of Stuart, painter, 56 John-st.
Ludlow Mr. a child of.
Ludlow Mr. Bellevue.
Ludlow William, grocer, the wife of, Fayette-street.
Lydig Clara, a wench, 4 Ferry-street.
Lyon Mr. a child of.
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Lyon Harris, Ann-street.
Lyon James, mariner, Bellevue.

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M'Adams Mr. shoemaker, George-street.
M'Adder Daniel, Bellevue.
M'Baine Mr. a child of, aged 1 year.
M'Baine Jane, Bellevue.
M'Caffel James, corner of Bedlow and East Rutger-str.
M'Carran John, grocer, aged 32, 36 Catharine-street.
M'Carter John, bag piper, Rider-street.
M'Carty Chas. son of Jeremiah, 97 James-street.
M'Carty Chas. carpenter, Rider-street.
M'Carty James, child of widow Catherine, 5 James street.
M'Carty Mr. aged 34, pleurisy.
M'Carty James, Bellevue.
M'Call John, 22 E. Rutger-street.
M'Call John, carpenter, aged 24, Scotland.
M'Cammon Mrs, wife of Mark, mason, 45 Catharine-str.
M'Cauly Patrick.
M'Clay William, carpenter, 115 Liberty-street.
M'Clay Thomas, mariner, aged 21, Bedlow-street.
M'Cloud Mr. a child of, near the Air Furnace.
M'Cobb Mr. Beekman-street.
M'Colgin James, mason, Catharine-street.
M'Collister William, corner of Broadway and Barley-str.
M'Cone Jacob, aged 12 years.
M'Connel—, a ferryman at the Fly-market.
M'Coy James, apprentice to Joseph Hitchcock, sailma|ker, 31 Roosevelt-street.
M'Crea widow, the daughter of.
M'Cready William, aged 17, son of Mr. E. M'Cready, North Castle.
M'Cubbin Robert, Barclay-street.
M'Cue Bridget, 15 Moore's buildings.
M'Daniel Peggy, Bellevue.
M'Daniel Hugh, do.
M'Donald James, (the noted sportsman) 78 Vesey-street, Scotland.
M'Donald Jannet, widow, at 65, near the Air Furnace, Scotland.
M'Donald Jane, wife of Alexander, carpenter, near the old Furnace.
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M'Donald Nelly, from Mr. William Mooney's, 75 Wall-st.
M'Donald Donald, 64 John-street, Scotland.
M'Donald Joseph, a lad from the Alms-house.
M'Donell Christiana, wife of Donald, Bellevue.
M'Dougal Peter, merchant, 191 Pearl-street, Scotland.
M'Elwaine Mrs. Bedlow-street.
M'Elwaine John, grocer, Bedlow-street.
M'Elwaine Margaret, from the ship Nancy, Capt. Forest, Ireland.
M'Ewen Daniel, from the hospital, dropsy.
M'Ewing Mr. aged 25.
M'Ewen John, aged 36, an officer in the late revolution|ary war.
M'Ewen Keturah and her son Henry, Bellevue.
M'Fall Mrs. aged 38.
M'Furney Francis, Alms-house.
M'Gaeston John, a child of about 14 months.
M'Gibbon Garret, Bellevue.
M'Gie James, the in••ant of John, Ireland.
M'Gill John, child of, Jacob-street.
M'Gowan Ann, wife of Daniel, corner of Dey and Green|wich-streets.
M'Graw Mr. a child of—aged 1 year.
M'Innis Hugh, Eagle-street.
M'Intire Ann, infant of Peter, Warren-street.
M'Fall—, a child of, Mulberry-street.
M'Farlane Mrs. the child of.
M'Farlane John, clerk, 190 Pearl-street. Scotland.
M'Fier John, Norfolk-street.
M'Garrah Mrs. aged 47.
M'Gibbon Garret, Bellevue.
M'Ginnis widow, Broadway.
M'Ginnis John, Eagle-street.
M'Ginlay David, aged 25.
M'Green Robert, Charlotte, near Cherry street.
M'Gregor Alexander, Margaret wife of.
M'Guire Mathew, cartman, Chamber-street.
M'Gowan John, Church-street.
M'Intire Sarah, Bellevue.
M'Kay Henry L. aged 17, Old-••lip, Ireland.
M'Kesson John, clerk of the assembly of this state, 67 Pearl-street.
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M'Kinlay Peter, china store, the wife and two children of, 119 Fly-market, Scotland.
M'Kinlay Mr. Eagle-street.
M'Kenzie miss.
M'Knight William, Bellevue.
M'Laren Daniel, shopkeeper, the wife and child of, 163 Broadway.
M'Laren Catharine, at Mr. Buckley's Front, near Peck Slip.
M'Laren John, merchant, 8 Gold-street.
M'Laugheray, James, labourer.
M'Laughlin Morris, aged 12, Pearl-street.
M'Laughlin Patrick, a child of, aged 9, Pearl-street.
M'Laughlin, Charlotte-street.
M'Laughlin James a child of.
M'Lean Archibald, one of the editors of the New-York Gazette, 116 Pearl-street, Glasgow.
M'Lean Niel, rigger and grocer, the wife of, 62 John-st. Scotland
M'Leod Donald, a child of, Greenwich-streets.
M'Masters William, hospital.
M'Michael Mr. aged 39.
M'Millan John, porter bottler, Burling-Slip, aged 20, Ireland.
M'Mullan Mrs. Bridget and child, hospital.
M'Mullen Patrick, Bellevue.
M'Nair Charles, Blacksmith, 22 Church-street.
M'Nichol, Margaret, corner of Bedlow and Charlotte-st••s.
M'Nichol Patrick, do. do. and two children.
M'Pherson Andrew, labourer, 1 Pearl-street, Scotland.
M'Quin Edward, Bellevue.
Macon John, the boy of, 25 Cheapside.
Mackin Niel, grocer, 24, E. George street, and child.
Madden Michael, Bellevue.
Madden John, from the 4 mile-stone.
Maers William, gun smith, Ireland.
Magie—Ireland.
Maghan Charles, from Mr. Gies, corner of Bridge and Broad-streets.
Magraw Miles, labourer, Roosevelt-street.
Mahan Jerry, the wife of, Charlotte-street.
Major Sally, wife of Samuel, printer, 37 Rutger-street.
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Malcomb Susan, sister of Mrs. Malcomb, midwife, 〈◊〉〈◊〉 Fletcher-street, Scotland.
Maney Margaret, Bellevue.
Manley Mrs. Jews-Alley.
Maniel George, a child of, William street.
Man Captain William, aged 36.
Marian, a hired woman at Mr. Clandenings, 209 Pearl-st.
Martin Peter, James-street.
Martin Peter merchant, from Peter Irwin's boarding house, 59 John-street, Scotland
Martin John found dead near the ship yards.
Marsheld Mr.
Marville Betty, a black, Bellevue.
Mason Robert, a child, 12 Moore's buildings.
Mason Thomas, Bellevue.
Mastin Charles, cartman, 20 Chesnut-street.
Mathews Anthony, a black, the son of,
Mathews Charles, Birmingham-street.
Mathewson Ebenezer, 316 Water-street.
Maxwell William, distiller, an infant of, 225 Greenwich-street.
Mayune Frances, widow, at Mr. Bassets, 218 Pearl-street. old age.
Mead Margaret, a young woman, sister of Nicholas, 59 Nassau-street.
Mead Solomon, clerk of Mr. Joseph Eden, C.
Mead John, a child of.
Mears Peter.
Meinell George, 227 William-street.
Meldrum Robert, grocer, aged 26, 87 Greenwich-sttreet, Scotland.
Melvin Thomas, mariner Catherine-street.
Merrit Ezekiel, mason, the wife of, Murray-street.
Merrit John, corner of Henry and Birmingham-••treet.
Middlemast Peter, 21 Beekman-street, aged 28.
Middleton Moses, a black, Catherine-st. near the market.
Middleton Walter.
Mierckel Mr. found near the corner of Liberty-street and Broadway.
Miles Samuel, and wife, E. George-street.
Millat Peter, mason, 51 Bowery Lane.
Millegan Gilbert, apothecary, aged 23, 43 Water-street.
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Miller Adolphus, teacher, 32 Nassau-street.
Miller, widow, Catherine, a child of, 21 E. George-street.
Miller John silver smith, Dutch-street.
Miller Montgomery, carpenter, Reed-street.
Miller William, fisherman, Pump-street.
Miller Zebulon, 3 New Slip.
Miller Andrew, merchant, Maiden Lane.
Miller John, Bellevue.
Mills Jane, daughter of Robert, bookbinder,
Mills James grocer, a child of.
Minery Captain, Patrick, a child of, Rutger-street.
Minto Christian, consumption.
Misplee Nancy, aged 18, daughter of Thomas, coffee seller, 5 Rider-street.
Misserve George, butcher, Bowery lane.
Mitchell Mr. a child of, near the tea water pump.
Mitchell Bridget, Bellevue.
Mitchell William, cartman, 94 Gold-street.
Mitchell Jane, Bellevue.
Mitchell Wynant, marshall, 15 Water-street.
Mitchell Mr. tanner and wife.
Mix John, a black, Bellevue.
Moffit Polly, Oliver-street.
Monikee Mr. a child of.
Moody William Thomas, apprentice to Mr. Hithcock, Roosevelt-street.
Moon Mrs. aged 62.
Mooney Elizabeth, the wife of Michael, 39 Rutger-street.
Mooney Mr. aged 36, sudden.
Mooney William, butcher, 75 Wall-street.
Moore Mrs. aged 30, child bed.
Moore Abigail, a child of.
Moore Richard, a black man, alms house.
Moore Nicholas, 32 Ferry-street.
Moore James, the wife of, Henry-street.
Morehouse Joshua, from the boarding house of Mrs. Rodgers.
Morarius major Ludwig, Roosevelt-street, Germany.
Morell Betsy, Bellevue.
Morgan Mr. a child of, aged 6 months.
Morris Jacob, cartman, and wife, 11 Barclay-street.
Morris Abraham, a black man, alms-house.
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Morris Samuel, slave to Mr. Ebbet, 71 Pearl-street.
Morris John, jeweller, Dutch-street.
Morris Mr. the child of.
Morrison James, and Thomas, back of the balloon house.
Morrison Jane, an infant, alms-house.
Morrison John, cabinet maker, Fair-street.
Morrison Mrs. aged 54.
Morrison William, mariner, Bellevue.
Morrison Mr. a child of, E. Rutger-street.
Morton Thomas corner of Dey and Greenwich-streets. Scotland
Morewood Thomas, merchant, 128 Pearl street, aged 41.
Moses Isaac, Broker.
Mount George, a child of, Chatham-street.
Mougeone Peter, at the four mile stone, France.
Mountain Bridget, wife and child of James, corner of Bedlow and George streets.
Mullen Barney, Bellevue.
Mullan Robert, Bellevue.
Munley Timothy, carpenter, and wife, 147 William-street.
Munson Amos, shoemaker, 82 John-street.
Murphy William, apprentice to James S••••••on, cedar▪ cooper, 80 Fair-street.
Murphy Edward, grocer, E. George-street.
Murphy Richard James, 7th ward.
Murphy William, Bellevue.
Murray Ceasar, black, white washer, 49 Cedar-street.
Murray Mr. a child of, aged 1 month.
Murray John, Bellevue.
Murrel Thomas, 23 George-street.
Myers Jacob, from Mr. Van Tuyl's country house.
Myers Ephraim, mariner, 2••, E. George-street.
Myers John R. merchant, the wife of, 17 Dey-street.
Myers John, the child of, Read-street.
Myers Samson A. coppersmith, 71 John-street.
Myers Rudolph, shoemaker, 11 Chappel-street.
Myers Henry, a lad from Dr. Borrows, 77 Water-street.
Myers John, a black belonging to Mrs. Dixon.
Myers Mrs. aged 78, consumption.
Myers Susannah, a black, the child of.
Mylander Nicholas, tavern and clothier, aged 45, 336 Water-street.

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N

Nancy, a black woman, at John Murray's 27 Beekman-st.
Nash Mary, wife of Samuel, mate of a vessel, 69 Cliff-str.
Nathan Joseph, trader, White-hall-street, Germany.
Nation Mr. a child of, aged 10 months.
Neck Solomon, from the Hospital, consumption.
Nedham Mrs. wife of John, aged 73, 10 Cherry-street.
Nevil John, grocer, 78 Wall-street.
Newall Andrew, cooper, aged 49, and son Joseph, aged 18, Front-street, at the Crane wharf.
Newall Thomas, son of Andrew, Crane-whar••.
Nichols William, aged 25▪
Nicholas John, a black, labourer, Orange-street.
Nicholson Mrs. James-street.
Nickels John, labourer, a black man, Orange-street.
Nightingale Elenor, 44, Lumber-street.
Nesbit Betsey, Bellevue.
Netus Philip, Alms-house.
Newkirk John, baker, a child of, 49 Liberty-street.
Newton Thomas, printer.
Nichols William, mason, aged 18.
Noble Mark, 222 Pearl-street.
Nocus Stephen, broker, 196 Broadway.
Norris Elizabeth, the wife of Mr. 306 Water-street.
Norwood Richard, custom house measurer, the wi••e of, 52 Gold-street.
Nostrand James, printer.
Nostrand Epinetus, ironmonger, C.
Noyll Mr. a child of, aged 1 year.

O

O'Brian Richard, Bellevue.
O'Brian Timothy, tallow chandler, the son of, aged 16, Cherry-street.
O'Brian John, Bellevue.
O'Conally Patrick, baker, Ireland.
O'Daniel Hugh, Bellevue.
O'Driscal Mary, wife of Jeremiah, schoolmaster, aged 36.
Ogden Gilbert, labourer.
Ogden widow, Ann-street.
Ogden Lewis, aged 48, Pearl-street.
Ogden David, merchant, 123, Pearl-street.
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Ogden Mr. a child of, Frankfort street.
Ogden John, bricklayer, the wife of, 54 Ann-street.
Ogg James, E. George-street.
Ogilvie Alexander, 2 Gold-street.
Oliver Mr. a child of, aged 1 year.
O'Neal Chas. Gordon, a lad, son of Henry, Lumber-str.
O'Neal James, Hospital.
Orr Alexander, 143 Fly-market.
Orr John, Bellevue.
Osburn Henry, mason, E. George-street.
Osburn Nathaniel, from the schooner Nancy, C••p••••i•• Wilson.
Oshiel Peter, Bellevue.
Oswald Charles, furrier, 83 Maiden-lane, C.
Overing Mr. a child of, aged 18 months, flux.
Owen Richard, the son of, 14 Jacob-street.

P.

Paine Captain Joseph, Greenwich-road near the Old Fur|nace.
Palmer Mr. aged 21.
Palmer Mr. Pump-street.
Panton Francis, merchant, aged 56, 59 Wall-street, Aberdeen.
Parker Elizabeth, wife of Peter, shipmaster, Division-str.
Parker Sidney, hatter, 207 Water-street.
Parsonarius John, F. Hospital.
Parsons Aaron, Bellevue.
Parsons John, merchant, 257 Pearl-street.
Partell Henry, 4 Jacob-street.
Patterson Jonas, Cheapside.
Payne Mary, 46 E. George-street.
Peacock Richard, at Mr. Robbins' grocer, sixth ward.
Peale Kitian, son of Charles W. proprietor of the museum, Philadelphia, C.
Pearse Robert, pewterer, 82 Nassau-street.
Pearson Catharine, Henry near E. George-street.
Peck George, 2 children of, Mulberry-street.
Peffer Isaac, 38 Harman-street.
Pell Elijah, merchant, Pearl-street.
Pendleton James.
Penny Mr. aged 18.
Pennycook William, coachmaker, the wife of, 8 Fair-str.
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Perrold Mrs. aged 29.
Perss William, mason and builder, aged 47, and a child, 34 Gold-street.
Peter—, an Italian, aged 33.
Peters John, taylor, a child of, 16 William-street.
Peters Polly, at Nancy Johnson's Bedlow-street.
Peterson Cornelius, blacksmith, the child of, Division-str.
Peterson Goester, 66 E. George-street. Sweden.
Peterson Pompey, a black, belonging to Mrs. Beekman.
Petre George, sugar baker, wife and child, Bayard-street.
Pettie John, from Garrit de Bow's 132 Front-street.
Pettit Thomas, 46 Cedar-street.
Pettit Joseph B. Alms-house, consumption.
Phebe, a black woman, Bellevue.
Philips Hannah, 60 William-street.
Philips Stephen, gentleman, Wall-street.
Philips Marcus Portius, Bellevue.
Pilkins James, 59 Cheapside.
Pinkleton James, corner of Lumber and E. George-street.
Piper Julian, widow, and grand daughter Catharine, Bow|ery.
Pitt Nicholas, cartman, the wife of, 44 Roosevelt-street.
Place James, butcher, First-street.
Player Peter, the child of, James-street.
Plunket widow, Mary, 178 Division-street.
Polhelmus Jacob, old age, Second-street.
Porter William, Bellevue.
Porter Peter, labourer, the child of. 80, Read-street.
Porterfield Mr. corner Augustus-street and Tryon Row.
Postlethwaite John, 1 Cherry street.
Potley Josiah, corner of Division and Orange-street.
Powers John, 7 Charlotte-street.
Preston Catharine, 327 Pearl-street.
Price Ruben, the wife of, 9 Barley-street.
Pride Peter, house-carpenter, the infant of, Little Ann-st.
Pride Robert, carpenter, 15 Beaver-street.
Prigent Peter, Bellevue.
Pritchard William, Pump-street.
Pritts John, mariner, Bellevue.
Provoost, widow of James.
Prow John, Bellevue.
Prun Jacob, Second-street, and child.
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Pudney John, Grand, near Suffolk-stteet.
Punches John C. taylor, 27 George-street.
Purdy Munmouth, taylor, 395 Pearl-street.
Purdy John, cartman, Little Catharine-street.
Purdy Thomas, Catharine-street, aged 22.
Purdy John, at Nostrand's tavern, 52 Bowery-lane.
Purvis Robert, 290 Greenwich-street.
Purvis Walter, cabinet-maker, Orange-street, Scotland.
Purvis Thomas, do.

Q.

Queran Philip, near Bunker's-Hill.
Quick Abraham, a child of, Broad-street.
Quick James, baker, 57 Broad-street.
Quin Patrick, aged 27.
Quin John, mariner, Water-street.

R.

Ramage Miss, daughter of Mr. Ramage, miniature paint|er, aged 16.
Randall Mr. aged 25.
Raney Mr. taylor, the wife of, Fairstreet.
Raney William, 87 Front-street.
Range Mary, Bellevue.
Rankin Mrs. aged 28.
Rankins Mr. a child of, aged 3 years, and another aged 6 months.
Rankens, Francis, a black, the child of.
Ray Mr. a child of, aged 1 year.
Read William, chief Surgeon of the U. S. frigate Consti|tution.
Readen Henry, baker, and Mary his wife, 93 Gold-street.
Readen Mr. a black, child belonging to.
Reef Martha, Henry-street.
Reid Mr. aged 70, died on Long-Island.
Reid Elizabeth, Partition-street.
Reid Mrs. a son of.
Reid Elizabeth, widow.
Reid Robert, aged 23.
Remmy John, potter, the child of, Potters-hill.
Remsen Elizabeth, at Silas Totten's, 115, William-street.
Remsen Dorothea, 32 Water-street.
Remsen John H. jun. attorney at law, 92 Pearl-st. aged 28
Remsen Elizabeth, Bellevue.
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Renwick William, merchant, a child of, 67, Maiden-lane.
Reside Hannah, 13 Rutger's-street.
Reviere Thomas, son of Jacob, 172 Division-street.
Reyley Captain, the child of, 14 Rutger-street.
Reyley Henry, Batavia-lane, and wife.
Reynolds Daniel, Dye-street▪
Rhinelander Sophia, daughter of Frederick, Greenwich-street, aged 24, decay.
Robbins John, apprentice to Mr. Ackley, 108 Gold-street.
Rice Mary, corner of August••s and Magazine-street.
Rice Sally, from John Bissett's, ••9 East George-street.
Rice Henry, Bellevue.
Rich James, taylor, an infant of, 166 Pearl-street.
Rich Abraham, carpenter, 18 Thames-street.
Richardson Mrs. Bellevue.
Richard William, Pump-street.
Richey John I. upholsterer, Sarah the wife of, 93 John-street, aged 28.
Ridley Eleanor, wife of George, merchant taylor, 130 Front-street, Scotland.
Riehl Jacob, baker, Pearl-street.
Riker Matilda, a black woman, a child of.
Rinsey Joseph, a black, Bellevue.
Rivens Mr. aged 22.
Rivier Nancy, 52 Cheapside-street.
Roberts James, East George-street.
Roberts Enos, 21 Rose-street.
Roberts Elizabeth, 35 Chappel-street.
Roberts Solomon, of the schooner Betsey, Bellevue.
Robertson Mr. the child of, Pearl-street, near the Fly-Market.
Robertson Ann, the child of, Roosevelt-street.
Robertson Ann, daughter of Alexander, merchant, 191 Pearl-street.
Robertson Robert, nephew of do. do.
Robertson Mrs. aged 25.
Robertson Mr. aged 32.
Robins Grace, Bellevue.
Robins Thomas, clerk to Samuel Campbell, bookseller, Salisbury, England.
Robins Ezekiel, a black man, from the house of 174 Wa|ter-street.
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Robins Mary, a child, Alms-house.
Robins Sarah, wife of Ezekiel, 174 Water-street.
Robins Sarah, 49 Cliff-street.
Robins Thomas, from George Bernents, 50 Water-street.
Robins Mrs. Fair-street.
Robinson James, Bellevue.
Robinson George, 38 Roosevelt-street.
Robinson William, Winne-street.
Robinson Rosannah, a black, near Moore's buildings.
Robinson Miss, aged 25, 311 Water-street.
Robinson Mr. a child of, aged 3 years.
Robinson Benjamin, mariner, Bellevue.
Rodman William, cartman.
Rodgers Edward, tavern-keeper, Ireland.
Rodney John, a black, Bellevue.
Rogers William, Bellevue.
Rogers John, Bellevue.
Romayne Casparas, ca••••••an, the son of, Elizebeth-str.
Rook William, a child of, Banker street.
Roole Christian, mariner, Bellevue.
Rooreback John F. Notary Public, ••7 Maiden-lane, C.
Roosevelt Helena, consumption, from the Mayor's, 108 Broadway.
Rosanna, a wench belonging to Daniel Nivens, Newburgh.
Rosetta Madam, a child of, Broadway.
Rose Maria, aged 20.
Rose James, old age, 377 Pearl-street.
Ross Ephraim, Catharine-street.
Ross Samuel, Bedlow-street.
Roy Alexander, grocer, aged 34, 33 Cliff-street, Scotland.
Roy John, Bellevue.
Ruckell widow, consumption, Murray-street.
Ruckell Mrs. Chamber-street.
Rump Jacob, a child of, Cross-street.
Rump Jacob, Bellevue.
Rump Mrs. do.
Russel Catharine, 94 William-street.
Russel Francis, taylor, aged 25, 40 Partition-street, Scot|land.
Russel Timothy, house carpenter, 56 James-street.
Russel Mr. cartman, Warren street.
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Rustey John, shoemaker, 10 Robinson-street, Germany.
Ruthman John, 20 John-street.
Ruthven John, son of John, turner, 30 John-street, Scot|land.
Ryan Charles, from the sloop Herkimer, Bellevue.
Ryans James, Bellevue.
Ryans Cornelius, a child of, aged 6 months.
Ryar Henry, painter, Winne-street, Germany.
Ryley Nancy, wife of Charles, Getfield's Alley Mulberry Street.
Ryley Frederic, taylor, Front-street.
Ryersdeck Polly, daughter of late Rev. Mr. Ryersdeck, of Hackensack, at the Rev. Mr. Kuyper's, 27 Fair-st.

S

Saidler James, aged 15, son of James, merchant, 131, Water-street, C.
Sailmaker Elizabeth 41 H••rman-street.
Sague widow, 54 Rutger-street.
Saltonstall Richard R. merchant, 1 Gold-street.
Sarah, a black, at William Tilford's grocer, E. George-st.
Sarah, do. Bellevue.
Saul Mr. p••inter, 330 Water-street, Ireland.
Saunders Richard, a child of.
Saunderson Mr. 330 Pearl-street.
Sargeant Winthrop, from 36 Moore-street.
Savoy Tom, a black, chimney-sweep, Moore's buildings.
Scandella, J. B. M. D. aged 28, Venice.
Schneedon John, Bellevue.
Schofield James, Orange-street.
Schott Mr. Bellevue.
Schroeder John, porter, Read-street, Germany.
Schuder William, Inspector of the revenue, Bridge-street.
Schultz George, aged 86 Moore's buildings.
Schultz Henry, and his wife Elizabeth, from Adam Rut|land's, 3 mile stone.
Schultz Daniel, physician, from Waterford, New-York.
Scolar William, Bellevue:
Scott Charles, labourer, Third-street.
Scott Robert, and his wife Elizabeth, 332 Water-street, Ireland.
Scott William, apprentice to Messrs. Swords, printers, 99 Pearl-street.
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Scott Mr. Bellevue.
Scroggie George, Pearl-street, near the exchange.
Scudder William, custom house officer.
Seabury John, Bellevue.
Seaman Henry, merchant, Pearl-street.
Seaman Robert, Bellevue.
Seaman Mrs. do.
Secoy Jane, mantua-maker.
Seygang Mr.
Sergeant John, aged 5 months, son of James, Rector-str▪
Sergeant William, cartman, 47 Greenwich-street.
Servant Mr. a child of, aged 1 year, flux.
Shaddack Jacob, mariner, 31 Lumber-street.
Shaffer Christian, taylor, First-street.
Shandy Mary, Alms-house, consumption.
Sharer Mrs. Bellevue.
Shareshine Jacob, 13 Rutger-street.
Sharpless Aaron, grocer, 1 Cliff-street.
Shannon Andrew, labourer, the wife of, 75 James-street.
Shaw Martin, at John Paine's Union Furnace.
Shaw Susannah, Henry-street.
Shaw James, 130 Front-street.
Shaw Andrew and wife, Pump-street.
Shearer Mary, 138 Broad-street.
Shedden William, merchant, consumption, 99 Water-str.
Shenkof••t John, 78 Roosevelt street.
Shepherd Mrs. wife of Thomas, hair-dresser, 47 John-str.
Shepherd Hannah, wife of John, Rider-street.
Sharer William.
Sharer Mary, 128 Broad-street.
Shiel Peter, Bellevue.
Shilmerdine John, 135 William-street.
Shimmel—, tea water man, Fayette-street.
Shet••ell Michael, shoemaker, the wife of, near New-slip.
Shields Catharine, a child of.
Shields James, house carpenter and wife, 50 E. George st.
Shineback Henry, 45 Pearl-street.
Shoal Mr. a child of, aged 3 years.
Shobar Dorcas, 7th Ward.
Shoemaker Mrs. a child of.
Shonnard John, tavern-keeper, Bowery.
Shotwell Widow, 102 Chamber-street.
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Shotwell Isaac, and his son Joseph, blacksmiths.
Shrady John, shoemaker, a child of, 86 Chatham-street.
Shuller Ludwig, cartman, a child of, Vesey-street.
Shure Mrs.
Shurtz Mr. aged 37.
Shute Henry, a grand child of, corner of Magazine and Little Ann-street.
Shute Hannah, aged 26. C.
Sibley Mrs. Camilla, the servant of.
Sickles Elias blacksmith, a child of, Bedlow-street.
Sickles John, clothier, the child of, Maiden-lane.
Sickles Catharine, Alms-House.
Sickles Zachariah, a child of, aged 18 months, Gibbs-Alley.
Sickles Miss, daughter of widow, 70 Liberty-street.
Siemon John, furrier, 103 William-street, and his wife Susannah.
Silkworth Thomas, at William Hunter's, corner of Lum|ber and East Rutger-street.
Silva Joze Roiz, merchant, 28 William-street.
Simley Mr. carpenter, aged 40, William-street,
Simmons Bath••heba, Henry-street.
Simmons Mr. aged 21.
Simonson Susan, Bellevue.
Simmonson Lucy, wife of Cornelius, a black physician, Pearl near Frankfort-street.
Simpson Susannah, a black, from 4 New-slip.
Simpson Robert, Bellevue.
Sinclair Archibald, grocer and carpenter, aged 32, 227 Water-street, Scotland.
Sinclair John, Greenwich-Road, near the saw-pits.
Sinclair Captain, the wife of, Cherry-street.
Sinclair Polly, 45 Cliff-street.
Skinner John, shoemaker, aged 40, No. 50 Banker-street, Scotland.
Slidell Michael, aged 60.
Slidell Michael, the wife of, 56 Ann street.
Slidell Isaac, do
Sloan Mr. aged 29.
Smith Albert, musical instrument maker, the wife, daugh|ter and son of, 86 John-street.
Smith Adolph, Bowery-lane, consumption.
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Smith Alexander, merchant, 177 Pearl-street, Scotland.
Smith Bernardus, taylor, the wife of, 36 Gold-street.
Smith Charles, bookseller, the wife of, 51 Maiden-lane.
Smith Charles, merchant, a child of, Pearl-street.
Smith Elihu H. physician, 45 Pine-street.
Smith George, physician, Henry-street, from Newburg.
Smith Hester, the wench of, 3 Dover-street.
Smith James, on his return to his native country, England.
Smith James, son of Jacob, turner, 94 Beekman-street, aged 31.
Smith James, mariner, of the ship Jean, Bellevue.
Smith Mr. aged 27.
Smith John, Bellevue.
Smith Jesse, 32 Bancker-street.
Smith Melancton, merchant, 52 Greenwich-street.
Smith Morris, a child of, Little-Catharine-street.
Smith Nathan, Judge of Ulster County, Bellevue.
Smith Phebe, Bellevue.
Smith Robert, cartman, 41 Oliver-street.
Smith Mr. aged 42 palsey.
Smith Solomon, son of Solomon, 52 Rose-street.
Smith Sarah, Lumber-street.
Smith William, aged 16, apprentice to Archibald M'••••an, printer. Pearl-street.
Smout George, the child of, 157 Chatham-street, 〈◊〉〈◊〉.
Sneden Ann, Bellevue.
Snegs Mary, 11 Cliff-street▪
Snodgrass Catharine, wife of James, Lumber-street.
Snodgrass William, do.
Sniffin William, a child of, Rutger's ground.
Snowden George, ship-chandler, 56 Gold-street.
Snyder Mr. 66 Dey-street.
Sayre David, aged 9 years, France.
Spann Juliana, Bellevue.
Spangle Philip, a free black, from Mr. Zunt's, 62 Pearl-street.
Specie Henry, apprentice to William G. Miller, baker, 60 John-street.
Spicer Joseph, son of Francis, Augustus-street.
Spouse William, at the Old Coffee-house.
Springer Richmond, shipwright, and wife, Lumber-street.
Springsteen Elizabeth.
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Sprong Mr. Broad-street, near the Exchange, aged 27.
Stagg Deborah, 52 East George-street, aged 18.
Stagg Cynthia, wife of Nicholas, 99 Catharine-street.
Stagg Eliza, Washington street.
Stanbury William, aged 19, died of a locked jaw.
Stanford, wife of the Rev. John, 81 Fair-street, aged 33.
Stanton Mr. the wife of, near the New-slip.
Staples William, merchant, London.
Steghi••er John, 18 Nassau-street.
Stephens George, bookbinder, 28 Cliff-street.
Stephens Mrs. aged 42.
Stevens William, 3 Front-street.
Stevens Thomas, and wife Elizabeth, lower end of Char|lotte-street.
Stevens Captain, aged 55, consumption.
Stevenson—, widow, house-keeper, Water-street.
Stevenson Sally, 34 Ferry-street.
Stewart James, grocer, Crugar's-wharf.
Stewart James, 73 Wall-street.
Steyner Godlip, 48 Nassau-street.
Stickler Adam, Pump near Second-street.
Stickler John, an in••ant, 7th ward.
Sti••••••y Catharine, 56 Cherry-street.
St••••••house John, grocer, Nassau-street.
Sto••••well, wife of Samuel, constable, 1 Rider-str. aged 46.
Stokes Joseph, of the schooner Hunter, Bellevue.
Stone John, 55 Lumber-street.
Stone John, 47 Catharine-street.
Stone James, Bellevue.
Stonehouse widow Catharine, the two daughters of, 19 Cliff-street.
Story William, labourer, 1 Cheapside-street.
Stoutenburgh Thomas, merchant, the mother of, and Sal|ly the sister of 118 William-street.
Strachan William, guager, 83 Pearl-street.
Strong Thomas, Water-street, aged 18.
Straubling Henry, Bellevue.
Stuart Hannah, 55 Wall-street, aged 54.
Sturk Mr. 11 Moore's buildings,
Sudderland Mr. a child of, aged 3 months.
Sullivan Martin, Fair-street.
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Summers Nathaniel, 26 Stone-street.
Sunter Elizabeth, wife of Alexander, 114 Chatham-street.
Susan, a black, from the house of Joze R. Silva, 28 Wil|liam-street.
Swain Uriah, printer, aged 28.
Swan James, shoemaker, 84 Harman-street.
Swartz Christopher, baker, near the Methodist church, Bowery.
Sweet Mrs.
Sweeny Mrs. Cherry-street, near the ship-yards.
Swords Mary, relict of Thomas, of the British 55th regt.

T.

Tared Mr. Philip, hospital.
Tar Gee Daniel, saddler, 24 Gold-street.
Tarley Daniel, East Rutger-street, Ireland.
Taylor Edward, a lad from George near Gold street.
Taylor George, 249 Water-street.
Taylor William, shoemaker, 104, Maiden-lane.
Taylor John, grocer.
Teller Doctor, Eagle-street.
Telford James, Read-street.
Ten Eyck, Mrs. aged 64.
Terleven John, mariner, of the British packet, Bellevue.
Thomas Evan, teacher, 29 Gold-street, C. England.
Thomas Chloe, a black, Birmingham-street.
Thomas John, from Thomas Oakes' 90 Warren-street.
Thomas Ann, Bellevue.
Thomas Sarah, Bellevue.
Thompson Mrs. Bedlow-street.
Thompson James, Coffee Manufacturer, 23 Thames-st.
Thompson Mr. a Child of, aged 6 months.
Thompsom Alexander, Bellevue.
Thompson Mary, wife of James, Merchant, Scotland.
Thompson Thomas, a child of.
Thompson, Son of William Thompson, 34 Ann-Sreet.
Thompson Captain, wife of, 169 William-street.
Thompson James, Merchant, wife of, Gold-street.
Thompson Mrs. Judith.
Thompson, a black child belonging to Mr. Heyer.
Thorne Susannah, First-street.
Thrash William, mariner, Bellevue.
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Thorne Elizabeth, First-street.
Thornton Mrs. wife of John, Grocer, 163 Fly-market.
Thorp Benjamin, 29 Cliff-street.
Thurston Woods, Grocer, a child of, Pump-street.
Thurston Samuel, 301 Water-street.
Thurston John, son of John, Merchant, aged 17 Country.
Teddeman William, Charlotte-street.
Tinney Lawrence, a child of.
Tinker Denny, a black woman, 21 Fair-street.
Tielder Thomas, Bellevue.
Tilton Alexander, 101 Water-street.
Timpson Mr. aged 28.
Tinker Denny, a black, 21 Fair-street.
Tinton Mary, Bellevue.
Tingly M. a child of.
Titus John, Bellevue.
Todd David, Merchant, the wife and daughter of, 192 Water-street.
Todd William, Cross-street.
Tolfree Mr. the child of, Magazine-street.
Tom Nathan, Merchant.
Tompkins William, Blacksmith, the wife and son of, 34 Ann-street, England.
T••••••en Catharine, Bellevue,
Torrence William, Bellevue.
Travis Mr. a child of, aged 8.
Tredwell James, Physician, 130 Fly-market, aged 30.
Tremble James, Porter, Henry-street.
Trembly Daniel, Grocer, the wife of, 68 Corlandt-street.
Trembly Daniel, Blacksmith, No. 1 White-Hall-street.
Trulight Frederick, Cartman, 71 Chatham-Street.
Truman Mr. Master of the African school, a child of.
Tucker John, Bellevue.
Tucker Timothy, Henry▪ near E. Rutger-street.
Turley John, Hospital.
Turnbull Richard, merchant, aged 26, William-street.
Turner John, cartman, the wife of, Lumber-street.
Turner Mary, Bellevue.
Tuttle Elizabeth, do.
Tweed John, 29 Cheapside.
Twitchings Elizabeth, wife of Henry, grocer, 74 Front-st.
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Tylee Mr. the wife and child of, Chatham-street.
Tyler—, a man from the Hospital.

U

Ugo Mr. from J. Warner's, grocer, 58 Frankfort-street.
Ulrick Sebastian, Bellevue.
Underhill Jane, 21 Cliff-street.
Ustick Charles, 8 Lumber-street.

V

Vache John, artificial florist, a child of, 28 Liberty-str.
Vacter Mr. baker, E. George-street.
Van Bremer James, 77 Nassau-street.
Vandell Mr. a child of, aged 1 year.
Vandelbeck Conrad, a child of, 19 Barley-street.
Vanderbilt John, of Long I••land, the slave of, from the corner of Ann and George-street.
Vanderbilt Oliver, shoemaker, a son of, 124 Broadway.
Vanderburgh Mr. butcher, a child of, Eagle-street.
Vanderright Jeremiah, near the exchange.
Van Dyke Isaac, cabinet maker, and wife, 43 Maiden-Lane.
Van Gezen Hector, a slave of John Quackenboss.
Van Heynige Dierk, Orange-street.
Van Hook Aarondt, proprieter of the reading room, 149 Water-street.
Van Horne Andrew Smith, a child of, Fisher-street.
Van Every Jacob, 69 Cliff-street.
Van Houten John, carpenter, a child of, Thomas-street.
Van Houten Garret, baker, 41 Barclay-street.
Van Hover Jacob, 69 Cliff-street.
Vanlor John, nailor, 84 Harman-street.
Vanmelick Henry, mariner, Bellevue.
Van Pelt Mr. a child of, aged 1 year.
Van Vleck Mary, daughter of Isaac, aged 16, Reed-street.
Van Vleck Mrs. wife of do. aged 40.
Van Norden John, a child of, Bear-market.
Van Nostrand James, an apprentice, 141 Chatham-street.
Van Nostrand Mrs.
Van Seyl Abraham, a child of, Bayard's-lane.
Van Wick William.
Van Zandt Peter and Thomas, sons of Peter Pra, mer|chants, 180 Water-street.
Varian Margaret, child of Isaac, butcher, Bowery-lane.
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Varet John, Lumber near Catharine-street.
Varick John, physician, 6 Cortland-street
Varick Mr. cartman, the wife of, Lumber-street.
Veitch James, the wife and child of, 28, Harman-street.
Veitch Robert, the wife of, 38 do.
Verss Mr. Schoolmaster, aged 25.
Vielle John, 56 Warren-street.
Violet, a black woman, slave to John Jones, Wall-street.
Voorhis John, cartman, a child of, 50 Chappel-street.
Vos John P. 60 Broadway.
Vredenburgh William, the wife of, Stone-street.
Waddell Isaac, taylor, Skinner-street, a child of.
Wadon John, Bellevue.
Wagener John, baker, a child of, 90 Beekman-street.
Walden Jacob, caulker, and wife, near the New market.
Waldron John, and daughter, 3 William-street.
Waldron widow, and daughter, Eagle-street.
Waldron Alexander Phenix, clerk in the bank of New-York, 30 Frankfort-street.
Walgreen Daniel, Alms-house, Sweden.
Walker John, shipmaster, consumption.
Walker George, Alms-house.
Walker Mrs. Jews-Alley.
Wallace Alexander, First-street.
Wallace Charles, Pine-street.
Wallace William, from Thomas Maule's, 137 Pearl-st.
Walser Andrew, carpenter. Roosevelt-street.
Walsh William, tallow chandler, 95 Gold-street.
Walsh John, a son of, Magazine-street.
Wanless Mr. 14 Cliff-street.
Wandell James, measurer, a son of, 80 Be••kman-street.
Ward Charles, aged 24.
Ward Samuel, C. Goldsmith and jeweller, England.
Ward Samuel, merchant, 325 Pearl street, the son of.
Warden Thomas, apprentice, below the hospital.
Waring Abraham, New-Albany bason.
Warner Michael, rigger, 18 Mulberry-street.
Warner widow Catharine, from Mr. Wilkes's, 32 Wall-st.
Warren Miss. Greenwich Road, near the State Prison.
Washburn Mr. a child of, aged 6 months.
Waters James, a lad from Water near Dover-street.
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Waters John, Lumber-street.
Waters John, Surveyor, the wife of, Lumber-street.
Waters Thomas, oysterman, the wife and daughter of, Rider-street.
Waters Francis, aged 11 days, Cherry-street.
Waters William, son of John, Magazine-street.
Watkins William, merchant, Maiden Land, England.
Watkins Richard, aged 22 Do.
Watts Captain, Water-street, consumption.
Watson Charles, a young lad from Conrad Shultz's near the state prison.
Watson Mrs. Orange-street.
Watson Ja••net, aged 21 from 23 Cliff-street, Dalkeith Scotland.
Watson James, a lad from Water-street.
Watson Jane, Chesnut-street.
Watson John, 3•• Lombard-street.
Watt Hannah, Bellevue.
Way John, baker, a child of, 7 Harman-street.
Weathershine Nicholas, cartman, a child of, 8 Augustus-street.
Wedon Abigail, and child, 106 Maiden lane.
Wedon John, Bellevue.
Weeks Benjamin. shipwright, the wife of, upper end of Lumber-street.
Weeks Widow, Germany.
Weeks Simeon, Lumber street.
Weisen••els George, R. conveyancer 63 Church-street.
Weldon Mrs. New Market.
Welsh Mr. and wife, 18 Ferry-street.
Welsh William, Bellevue.
Welsh George, Shoemaker, 61 Cliff-street.
Welsh Nicholas, Oliver-street.
Welsh Mr. clerk to Mr. Robert Cocks, 100 Water-street.
Wenman Mr. aged 32 Dropsy.
Wentworth William, Attorney at law, 119 Water-street, aged 23.
West John, mason, 17 Chery-street.
West Mary, a nurse at Mr. Bassets, 218 Pearl-street.
West Mr. aged 33.
Wetherby Ann, wife of James, 7th ward.
Wheeler Amelia. Division-street.
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Wheeler Richard, cartman, a child of Division-street.
Wheeler Nancy, 33 William-street.
Whitacre Mr. Ship carpenter.
White Aaron, House-carpenter, Vandewater-street.
White Richard, Alms-House.
White James, cartman, 25 E. George-street.
White Charles, Shipmaster. the wife of, 73 Roosevelt-street.
White Mr. Silversmith, at Mr. Newmans.
White Elizabeth, wife of Charles, Shipmaster, 73 Roose|velt-street.
White Mary, a black woman, Pearl-street.
Whiteman Henry, shoemaker, a child of, 65 Cherry-st.
Wick Mr. aged 27.
Wilcocks Mrs. 296 Water-street.
Wilkes Thomas, mariner Bowery-lane.
Wilkes Matthew, cartman, Musqueto Cove, L. I.
Will Laurence, labourer, the wife of, Mott street.
Wilkinson Mrs. from David Ackermans, Lumber-street.
Willet Charles, 121 Harman-street.
William, a black child at the Mayors.
Williams James, a black man, the wife and child of Hospital.
Williams Margaret, 65 Division-street,
Williams William, mariner, 336 Water-street, flux.
Williams William, 25 E. George-street.
William Thomas, a child of, 29 Thames-street.
Williams, a child from the hospital.
William Jane, confectioner, William-street.
Williamson Mr. Harman-street.
Wilmot John J. Water-street, aged 28, Clock and watch maker.
Wilson John, baker, a child of, Fair-street.
Wilson Mrs. washerwoman, a child of, E. Rutger-street.
Wilson James, Chatham-street.
Wilson Isaac, weaver, and wife, 31 Cherry-street.
Wilson Betsey, Bellevue.
Wilson James, from the Hospital.
Wilson Elizabeth, 41, Cliff-street.
Winney Joseph, Bellevue.
Winship Mary, Liberty-street.
Winter Augustus, fur merchant, 120 William-street,
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Winthrop Tamar, a black.
Wishart George, Dean. 319 Pearl-street.
Witmore Mr. Fletcher-street.
Wolf John, Barclay-street.
Wolf Widow, at Mr. Winters, 120 William-street.
Wood Ebenezer.
Wood Joshua, 50 Frankfort-street.
Wood Mr. Oliver-street.
Wood Andrew, shoemaker, and wife, 31 Cliff-street, Scotland.
Wood George, aged 45.
Wood Mr. Bellevue.
Woodruff Rachel, aged 19 Second-street, flux.
Woodruff Joseph, a child of, aged 2 years, flux.
Woolsey Henry, labourer, Harman-street.
Worcy William.
Worthy John, Bellevue.
Wright Andrew, child of, Walter, mason, Scotland.
Wright Mary, widow, 27 E. George-street, aged 59.

Y.

Yauger Frederic, at Robert Harts, Grocer, 8 Charlotte-street.
Young James, butcher, Third-street, Bowery.
Young James, Teacher, 10 Gold-street, Scotland.
Young John, labourer, Edens-alley.
Young Margaret, Charlotte-street.
Young John, Saddler, 14 Gold-Street, aged 56.
Young Mr, Hester-street aged 41.

Z.

Zellers Casper, gardner, a child of, Bowery-lane.

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List of the Burials, in the different grave yards in the city of New-York, at Potter's Fields, and Bellevue, from 1st, August to 12th, November, 1798.

AUGUST.

DAYS.	Men.	Women.	Children.	Fever.	Total.	Trinity.	St. Paul's.	St. Peter's.	Christ church.	United Presbyterians.	Dutch churches.	German Lutherans.	English Lutherans.	Friends.	Moravians.	Methodists.	Baptists.	Scotch Presbyterians.	Associate Presbyterians.	German reformed.	French Protestants.	Negroes.	Jews.	Potter's Field.	Bellevue.
1				Fever cases not ascertained.		2			Returned in gross.		1		Returned in gross.				Returned in gross.			Returned in gross.
2					1		1	2	1
3					1	1			1		1								2
4					1	2	1
5						1		1	2										1
6					1		2				1					1	1
7					1	1
8					1	3		1			1
9					2	1				1									2
10					2	1	1	2	1	3	1				〈◊〉〈◊〉		2
11					2	1			1				1		〈◊〉〈◊〉				1
12					3	1							1						1
13					1	1		1		1	1		1				1		1
14					1		1	1	1				1						1
15					2	2		3	3				2						2
16					2	1		3	2										3
17						3	2		1	1			1				2
18					2	1		2	1				2						2	1
19					1	2				1	1		2							1
20						2		4	1
21					4	1		2	2							1			3
22						2	1		2
23					2	〈◊〉〈◊〉							1						1
24					2	1		1	1		1		1				1
25					3			2	1						1				3
26					2	〈◊〉〈◊〉		2	2		1		1				1		4	1
27	133	55	111	5••••	3	〈◊〉〈◊〉	〈◊〉〈◊〉	1	2		1						1		3	2
28						2		2	2	1	1								1	1
29					2	3		3	2	1			1						7
30						4	1	1	3	1	1		1				2		7	1
31					2	3	〈◊〉〈◊〉	11	2	2	2	7	1			〈◊〉〈◊〉			〈◊〉〈◊〉			1	4	4

Page [unnumbered]

SEPTEMBER.

DAYS.	Men.	Women.	Children.	Fever.	Total.	Trinity.	St. Paul.	St. Peter.	Christ Church.	United Presbyterians.	Dutch Churches.	German Lutherans.	English Lutherans.	Friends.	Moravians.	Methodists.	Baptists.	Scotch Presbyterians.	Associate Presbyterians.	German Reformed.	French Protestants.	Negroes.	Jews.	Potters-field.	Bellevue.
1	12	4	7	16	23	2	2			5	5			1										5	3
2	6	5	1	10	12	1	2		1		1			2		2								2	1
3	13	4	2	14	19	3	2				3													〈◊〉〈◊〉	〈◊〉〈◊〉
4	10	8	3	13	21	4		1		4								2				2		7	〈◊〉〈◊〉
5	6	4	〈◊〉〈◊〉	10	18	2	4			5	2					1						1		2	1
6	9	3	5	10	17	3	3		1	2				1		1								5	1
7	8	2	〈◊〉〈◊〉	9	18	4	3			1			1	1		2		1						4	2
8	19	6	9	25	34	4	6	1		3	4	1				3	1							1••
9	17	8	7	23	32	4	2	2		3	3	3				1	1					2		11
10	17	13	4	30	35	4	3	4			4	3		1		2		1				1		7	5
11	16	13	8	2••	37	1	5	2	2	4	4	1		1		1						2		10	4
12	26	18	6	42	50	4	10	3	1	1	3	1		1			2							11	13
13	23	〈◊〉〈◊〉	8	28	39	6	7	1	1	6	1	1						3		1		1		7	5
14	27	9	3	33	39	4	3	1		4	2	1	1			4		1						7	9
15	••3	16	1	38	40	3	3	1		4	3	2		1				1	2					15	5
16	30	〈◊〉〈◊〉	8	42	50	6	4		1	〈◊〉〈◊〉	3	3		1		1		3			1	1		11	7
17	24	16	5	36	45	4	1			〈◊〉〈◊〉	2		1	3			3	1		1	2	〈◊〉〈◊〉	〈◊〉〈◊〉	15	5
18	26	10	6	36	4••		8	2		4	2			2		4				2		〈◊〉〈◊〉		14	6
19	33	21	9	52	63	6	9	5	1	〈◊〉〈◊〉	3						1			1				〈◊〉〈◊〉	6
20	••1	16	3	34	40	1	2			〈◊〉〈◊〉	4	2				1		3				〈◊〉〈◊〉	〈◊〉〈◊〉	20	3
21	21	16	3	38	40	2	4	3		〈◊〉〈◊〉	3					〈◊〉〈◊〉		1						16	7
22	29	14	2	39	45	4	2	2		〈◊〉〈◊〉	2	〈◊〉〈◊〉				1					2			16	5
23	30	16	4	45	50	4	6	2		4	1	1								1		〈◊〉〈◊〉	1	25	3
24	35	10	3	45	48	2	8	2		1			1	1	1	1		1	1			〈◊〉〈◊〉		••0	8
25	••6	13	2	40	41	9	2	2		4				1		2		〈◊〉〈◊〉			1			15	4
26	30	27	3	58	60	6	2	2	2	1	5	〈◊〉〈◊〉		1	1	6	〈◊〉〈◊〉	〈◊〉〈◊〉				2	〈◊〉〈◊〉	17	9
27	••9	21	9	48	••9	6	2	4		3	2				1	1		〈◊〉〈◊〉		2				29	6
28	19	15	4	35	38	1	3	3		5	〈◊〉〈◊〉					1			1		1		1	13	7
29	38	8	3	43	49	4	4			6	〈◊〉〈◊〉		1			2		〈◊〉〈◊〉	〈◊〉〈◊〉	2				17	7
30	25	14	4	35	13	3	6			3	1		1			3		2	2			1		17	4

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OCTOBER.

DAYS.	Men.	Women.	Children.	Fever.	Total.	Trinity.	St. Paul's	St. Peter's	Christ's church.	United Presbyterian.	Dutch churches.	German Lutherans.	English Lutherans.	Friends.	Moravians.	Methodists.	Baptists.	Scotch Presbyterian.	Associate Presbyterian.	German reformed.	French Protestant.	Negroes.	Jews.	Potters Fields.	Bellevue.
1	27	13	3	38	43	2	5	2		3	2	2		1		2	1			2			1	17	3
2	27	7	〈◊〉〈◊〉	33	36	2	4	2		2	3	1					1				〈◊〉〈◊〉	1		17	1••
3	20	9	8	••8	••7	2	2		1	2	3	3	1			1		1	1			1		14	5
4	17	6	3	••5	26		2	2		2		1	1	1		4			1			1		••0	1
5	18	8	4	22	25		1	2		6												1		14	1
6	16	7	〈◊〉〈◊〉	22	23	2		1	1	1	3			2		2	1	1						7	2
7	4	5	1	9	10	2		1		1						1		1						3	1
8	6	11	〈◊〉〈◊〉	14	18	3	2						1					1				1		10
9	7	2	2	9	11			1		2			1			1						1	1	3	1
10	4	5	3	11	12		2	2		1														6	1
11	〈◊〉〈◊〉	3	3	15	22	1	1	1		1	1											1	1	9	6
12	1••	4	〈◊〉〈◊〉	20	22		1	1		2	1	3		2	1					1				7	3
13	10	4	2	12	16	〈◊〉〈◊〉				1	1	1				1								10
14	10	6	〈◊〉〈◊〉	••6	18	3		1		1	2						1				1			6	3
15	13	9	2	19	24	2	3	3		〈◊〉〈◊〉			1				1	1				1		8	2
16	8	7	4	17	19	3	1	1			1											1		8	2
17	9	6	6	13	21	2		1		1	1		1			1	〈◊〉〈◊〉	2		1				7	1
18	10	3	3	12	16	2	1				1	2		1		1				1				1	1
19	6	4	3	10	13	2	1			2	1	2		1		1				1				1
20	7	4	4	10	15	3	5																	6	1
21	4	3	〈◊〉〈◊〉	8	9					1						1	1	1						5
22	3	2		4	5	1										1								3
23	5	4	2	9	11	1		1		1			1			1							1	5
24	2	3	1	6	6			1					2			1								2
25	5	1	1	6	7					1	1													4	〈◊〉〈◊〉
26	6	4	3	9	13	〈◊〉〈◊〉		1								1	1	1		1			〈◊〉〈◊〉	6
27	4	6	3	11	13	1	3			1														7	1
28	6	2		8	8						1		2							〈◊〉〈◊〉				3	〈◊〉〈◊〉
29	6	2	1	5	9		2			1						1				1				2	2
30	4	3	1	6	8	2	1										1							4
31	5	2		3	7	2	1																	4

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NOVEMBER.

DAYS.	Men.	Women.	Children.	Fever.	Total.	Trinity.	St. Paul's.	St. Peter's.	Christ Church.	United Presbyterians.	Dutch Churches.	German Lutherans.	English Lutherans.	Friends.	Moravians.	Methodists.	Baptists.	Scotch Presbyterians.	Associate Presbyterians.	German Reformed.	French Protestants.	Negroes.	Jews.	Potters-field.	Bellevue.
1	8	4	3	11	15	1		2		5			1	1								1		〈◊〉〈◊〉	〈◊〉〈◊〉
2	6	6	2	7	14	2	3			1												1		6	1
3	2		1	1	3		1													1					1
4	8	3	1	7	12	1		2														1		6	2
5	4	1	5	4	10		2				1		1	1										5
6	3	1	1	2	5	1				1														3
7	2	3	6	2	11	3	2				2			1						1				2
8	3	1		2	4	1								1						1				1
9	2	2		1	4		1				1													〈◊〉〈◊〉
10	〈◊〉〈◊〉	1	1	3	5	1					1													〈◊〉〈◊〉	〈◊〉〈◊〉

Months.	Men.	Women.	Children.	Fever.	Total.
August,	133	55	141		329
September,	648	354	150	954	1152
October,	288	158	74	431	52••
November,	41	22	20	39	83
Total	1110	589	••••5	1424	203••

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The number of persons interred in each of the burying grounds of this city, from 1st August, to 10th November 1798.

Trinity,	214
St. Pauls,	211
St. Peters,	86
Christ Church,	23
United Presbyterians,	186
Dutch Churches,	129
German Lutherans,	50
English do.	26
Friends,	42
Moravians,	3
Methodists,	79
Baptists,	28
Scotch Presbyterians,	34
Associate Presbyterians,	10
German Reformed,	29
French Protestants,	10
Negroes,	41
Jews,	11
Potters-field,	667
Bellevue,	207
	2086

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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MADE IN THE CUPOLA OF THE MUSEUM, AT NEW-YORK. AUGUST, 1798.

Days.	Barometer.	Thermometer.	Winds.	Weather.
	Sunrise.	2 P.M.	Sunrise,	2 P.M.	Sunrise,	2 P.M.
1	29.70	29.73.	70.	82.	N.W.	N.W.
2	29.80	29.83.	68.	80.	E.	S.	Foggy.
3	29.93.	29.91	72.	80.	W.	S.E.
4	29.67.	29.59	74.	80.	S.E.	S.
5	29.67.	29.59	76.	84.	S.W.	do.
6	29.59.	29.63.	74.	84.	W.	N.W.
7	29.74	29.77	70.	84.	S.W.	N.W.
8	29.75.	29.69.	72.	91.	W.	S.W.
9	29.60.	29.5••	76.	96.	S.W.	do.	Distant lightnings in the evening. constant lightning & thunder for 3h. heavy rains with thunder.
10	29.47.	29.40	7••.	90.	S.W.	S.
11	29.40.	29.47.	78.	89.	S.	S.S.E.
12	29.63.	29.71.	74.	86.	Variable.
13	29.80.	29.84.	74.	83.	N.E.	S.
14	29.82.	29.80.	74.	78.	E.	S.
15	29.80.	29.84.	74.	82.	Variable.	heavy show. & thun small showers.
16	29.81.	29.80.	75.	85.	S.W.
17	29.71.	29.70.	75.	90.	S.W.	S.	do. with thunder. calms.
18	29.66.	29.66.	7••.	90.	S.
19	29.70.	29.80.	72.	84.	N.E.	S.W.
20.	29.80.	29.79.	74.	83.	E.	S S E
21	29.7••.	29.67.	77.	87.	S.W.	S.
22.	29.63.	29.71.	76.	84.	N.	N.E.	a fine shower with lightning & thund.
23	29.92.	29 92.	65.	76.	N.E.	E.
24	29.82	29.71.	66.	80.	S.W.	S.W.
25	29.63.	29.63.	76.	91.	S.W.	S.W.	distant lightning a•• evening.
26.	29.62.	29.59.	79.	93.	do.	do.
27	29.75.	29.70.	77.	85.	W.	W.
28.	29.61.	29.60.	69.	76.	W.	S.W.
29	29.61.	29.55.	67.	76.	W.	N.W.
30	29.62.	29.58.	67.	80.	S.	S.W.
31	29.61.	29.65.	68.	81.	Variable.	W.

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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. NEW-YORK, SEPTEMBER, 1798.

Days.	Barometer.	Thermometer.	Winds.	Weather
	Sunrise	2 P.M.	Sunrise	2 P.M.	S. rise	2 P.M.
1	29.76.	29.80	68.	80.	E.	S.E.	Sunrise 〈◊〉〈◊〉 P.M.
2	29.81.	29.87.	67.	77.	E.	E.
3	29.80.	29.75.	61.	71.	E.	S.E.
4	29.62.	29.58.	63.	74.	E.	S.E.	Some rain, with heavy thunder.
5	29.39.	29.39.	69.	74.	S.W.	S.W.	Distant lightnings.
6	29.43.	29.43.	66.	71.	E.	E.	Some rain.
7	29.58.	29.60.	64.	7••.	E.	S.E.	Foggy.
8	29.60.	29.60.	63.	70.	S.W.	do.	A small shower.
9	29.66.	29.66.	60.	70	E.	E.
10	29.67.	29.67.	63.	77.	N.	E.
11	29.76.	29.76.	66.	77.	W.	N.
12	29.97.	30.0.	63.	71.	E.	S.E.
13	29.90.	29.83.	61.	78.	E.	S
14	29.77.	29.73.	63.	76.	S.	S	Foggy.
15	29.75.	29.75.	68.	79.	S.W.	S.
16	29.75.	29.72.	70.	••0.	S.W.	SW.
17	29.72.	29.74.	69.	〈◊〉〈◊〉.	Variable.
18	29.78.	29.78.	70.	76.	E.	S.E.	Foggy.
19	29.78.	29.78.	73.	79.	S.	S.	Fine shower in the evening.
20	29.78.	29.78.	70.	79.	E.	S.E.	Foggy.
21	29.60.	29.67	74.	76.	S.	S.W.	Heavy shower.
22	29.68.	29.68	59.	72.	N.W.	N.W.
23	29.63.	29.62	62.	74.	calm,	S.
24	29.62.	29.62.	62.	74.	N.	N.W.
25	29.51.	29.45	55.	64.	N.	N.W.	A gale.
26	29.70.	29.68.	50.	64.	N.W.	N.W.
27	29.60.	29.47.	61.	71.	S.W.	S.E.	Small shower at night.
28	29.61.	29.50	50.	59.	W.	N.W.
29	29.75.	29.77.	40.	52.	N.W.	N.W.
30	29.82.	29.77.	42.	64.	W.	S.W.

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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. NEW-YORK, OCTOBER, 1798.

Days.	Barometer.	Thermometer.	Winds.	Weather.
	Sunrise	2 P.M.	Sunrise.	2 P.M.	S. rise.	2 P.M.
1	29.90.	29.91.	51.	67.	S.W.	S.
2	29.98.	30.3.	63.	69.	Calm	S.	Foggy.
3	30.0.	29.92.	68.	74.	Calm	S.	Do.
4	29.97.	29.89.	••8.	72.	Calm	S.	Do.
5	29.70	29.69.	5••.	71	N.	N.E.
6	29.66	29.58	••1.	71.	N.E.	N.E	Clear.
7	29.50	29.40.	60.	59.	N.E.	N.E.	Plentiful rain.
8	29.37.	29.31.	55.	59	N.E.	N.
9	29.61.	29.69.	54.	70.	N.W.	N.W.	Clear.
10	29.78.	29.80.	59.	71.	Calm	N.W.	Foggy.
11	29.80.	29.87.	59.	68.	N.E.	N.W.
12	30.2.	30.5	57.	62.	E.	E.	Foggy
13	30.12.	30.12	47.	58.	E.	E.	Do.
14	30.10.	30.4.	50.	59.	N.E.	N.E.	Do.
15	29.95.	29.90.	48.	64.	N.E.	N.E.	Clear.
16	29.84.	29.80	50.	66.	N.W.	S.W	Do.
17	29.67.	29.75	56.	71.	N.	E.	Do.
18	29.71.	29.81.	56.	76.	E.	E.	Do.
19	29.90.	29.88.	51.	56.	N.E.	N.E.	Foggy.
20	29.80.	29.71.	50.	57.	N.E.	N.E.	Do. small rain.
21	29.50.	29.45.	53.	70.	N.W	N.
22	29.59.	29.43	55.	70.	Calm	S.	Smo••ky air.
23	29.20.	29.13	64.	64.	S.W.	N.W	Foggy, small rain.
24	29.48.	29.60.	••0.	••9.	N.W.	N.W.
25	29.61.	29.60.	••0.	65.	N.W.	Calm
26	29.••8.	29.50	••0.	72.	N.W	S.W.	Clear.
27	29.••5.	29.54	60.	60.	S.	N.W.	Foggy. plenty of rain.
28	29.40.	29.53	50.	56.	Calm	S.W.	Do. small rain.
29	29.5••.	29.55	••6.	44.	W.	W.	Clear.
30	29.50.	29.34	29.	38.	W.	W.	Do. frost.
31	29.20.	29.34	34.	40.	W.	N.W.	Do.

NOVEMBER.

Days.	Barometer.	Thermometer.	Winds.	Weather.
	Sunrise	2 P.M.	Sunrise	2 P.M.	S. rise	2 P.M.
1	29.61	29.••9	〈◊〉〈◊〉.	35.	W.	S.W.
2	29.35	29.40	32.	42.	N.	N.E.	Cloudy.
3	29.44	29.39.	37.	40.	N.	N.W.	Do. small rain.
4	29.52.	29.51.	31.	42.	W.	N.W.	Clear.
5	29.59.	29.70.	30.	37.	W.	N.W.	Clear.
6	29.81.	29.81.	32.	48.	W.	W.	Do.
7	••0.0.	30.0.	〈◊〉〈◊〉	50.	N.	variable	Do.
8	29.98.	29.88.	36.	52.	W.	W.
9	29.72.	29.66.	38.	53.	S.W.	S.W.	Clear.
10	29.87.	29.96.	36.	36.	N.W.	N.W.	Do.

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A LIST OF THE NAMES OF THE PERSONS INTERRED IN THE SEVERAL BURYING GROUNDS IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, AND AT BELLEVUE, AND POTTERS-FIELD,

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List of the Burials, in the different grave yards in the city of New-York, at Potter's Fields, and Bellevue, from 1st, August to 12th, November, 1798.

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