1852 directory
New Street
12 businesses in the directory of 1852; 1 advertised 1854–58.
Not mapped. This street or wharf could not be matched to a surviving named way, so no coordinate is published.
Trades here: clerk post office (1), printer (1), planter (1), cashier bank so ca (1), editor courier (1), m. d. (1), mail agent (1).
In the directory of 1852
- Broughton, AT clerk post office 8 New St" AT clerk post office. 8 new st
- Burgess, J S printer 11 New StBurgess, J S printer, 1 1 new st
- Burgess, S E 11 New St" S E 1 1 new st
- Gibbon, G 9 New St" G 9 new st
- Middleton & Co, Oliver planter 3 New St« Oliver planter, 3 new st
- Reid, G P cashier bank so ca 18 New StReid, G P cashier bank so ca 18 newst
- Smith, Mrs. H 1 New St" mrs H 1 new st
- Torrey, Miss A 8 New StTorrey, miss A 8 new st
- Willington, AS editor courier New Street" AS editor courier, new st
- Wilson, Saml m. d. 10 New St" Saml m d. lO new st
- Wilson, W M mail agent 10 New St" W M mail agent, 10 new st
- Young, Mrs. 12 New St" mrs 12 new st
In De Bow’s Review, 1858
Advertisements naming this street. Each card is the firm’s own wording and cites its page.
- R. A. Pringle Boot and Shoe Dealer; boots and shoes at the lowest manufacturer's price No. 177 East Bay, opposite the Building of the New Custom House, one door from S. S. Farrar & Bro'sDe Bow's Review, 1858, pp. 53, 71, 105'apr-ly'; also attests S. S. Farrar & Bro. as a neighbour on East Bay