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As a part of the Northern Liberties, Arbuckle's Row was a commercial location, as mentioned in the following.
~• note: The name <Arbuckle> appears frequently in advet's in period newpapers of Philadelphia. > see newspapers.com and search in the 1840s. (seen in The Public Ledger)
Much earlier, there was an Arbuckle's Row, a neighborhood in 1788 Philadelphia: see Dunlap and Claypoole's American Daily Advertiser
11 Jul 1788, Fri ·Page 4
This neighborhood was probably in the Borough of Frankford in Philadelphia , as we read in the hyperlink. = "Other significant persons: Daniel T. Arbuckle (1813-1891)"