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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-10

NAl.VaBl.E A.AEN

TUK BALE.
DY virtue Of the last will and trstamen,
- Of Robert Walker, dec Il, / shalt on Fri.
day the 9Th day OF January, 1929, offer for
sale, 10 ,be highest bidder, on cSrdl Of /,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-16

psesehed sermon On The Subject Of s'sfssi
punishment. On the mex, day, il was agreed
among some ,houghtle's young men, ,hs, one
oi them should go 10 him, and endesvof TO
draw him into dispute, with design Of max
ing jes Of him and his doctrine. The wsg
accordingly went, was int, oduced to The min.
is,er's study, and commenced the converse.
,ion by saying, I" i believe ihe'e is a smoli
dispute beiweeDyou end mesh and thought
! would call this morning and try to settle it"
An said the clergyman, what is IL ." Why
'eplied the vsg, you say tha, the wicked
will 60 into eve'iss.ing punishment aud I do
no, think they will" oh, il that 10 siI,' sn.
swered tho minister, there 10 no dispute bo.
tween you end me. Ifyou turn to Matthew
XIV 46. you will find that the dispute is be.
tween y,u and the Lord Jesus Chrisf, and l
sdvise you to 60 Immediately and settle II
with him.
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A HaPPY MT.

When Q onco celeb sted actress made her
en'ree as Lsdy Townly, some years aimee 10
Dublin, three high bred women OF fashion, 10
the Hsge box, grossly annoyed her by taking
loud, coughing, &c The actress greatly
distressed. Stopped, burst into tesrs, and re-.
,ied. The ladies unabashed, for moment
enjoyed their triumph. when gres, upfoar
ensued, and go on, go on, was hes from oil
paris Of the house. Al length young cole.
gian jumped on one Of the benches 10 the
middle Of the pi' and exclaimed to the audi
ence, "My friends who Sit about me are de.
,ermined lha, the play shall not go on, I'll
those three drunken gentiemen III zvomta's
clothes lrave the s,sgs box" This add'ess
was universally applauded, and the smszoni'
ans te'ired m The utmost confusion, amidst
tho shous and Kisses Of the spectators.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

WEBsrEn's, Aldens, and Cumufng's spelling
w books, English Reader, Columbian Orator,
Murray's Grammar. Walkers Dictionary. Cummings
aud Morse's Geography and Atlas. Dabolis Arith.
metc, Testaments, and every other kind of school
books usually wanted by the dozen or single, at very
low prices -.Also blask account and record books;
Bovduch's Navigator, and Blunt's Coast Pilot
writing and letter paper, Watts and Methodist
hymn books Church prayer books Bridgewa,er
Collection, ;sth edition.
.sL~iIiNfC
Bicksrstafrs Rhode Island, Farmers and Chris.
tian Amanscs. for 1924 by the groce, dozen or sin.
gle.
P.9PER K7NCINGS
One thousand rolls Paper Hangings, for roorss and
window curtains, with borders. Two hundred rolls
low priced papers, at about IS cts per roll.
H.iIS
Elegant and fashionable New.York Hats, and the
Boston Hat Factory hats warranted water proof, and
not to fade in wearing. Also, mems and youths wa
ter proof cotton and felt hats, Just received and for
sale at the Book and Hat s,ore (and at the lowest
possible prices)by
GEORGE WANTON,
.dgeni 10 Ezra Hdihaway.
UT Second hand books bought aud sold as above.
Nov 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-16

There was new made grave, on which the sun
His western beam. we're flinging, nc in scorn
OF those IN sable garb. that, sorrow worn.
Approached with him whose earthly course was run
I'remember'd il was dug for one
Who should have welded on the very morn
Of this sad eve, on which saw him borne
To the abode Of those whose days are done
And she in Widows weeds. who thought to wear
The brides gay trappngs, stood all pale and
cold,
Grmping the pail. with The unconscious held
or one too frozen in her own despair
To feel it's depth, or have tear to shed
Der the loved relics Of tho happier dead
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@isceliaue0us ArtirIes

The Con OF NATURE Lii, your view
TO that immense arch oil heaven which cn
compss,es you above. Behold the sun IN ell
his splcndor rolling over your head by day
and ,ho moon. by night, in mild and serene
majesty, surrounded with ibst host Of stars
which present to your imagination an innu'
Ynerebc multitude Of worlds. Listen TO the
awful voice or fthuDdct--Listen 70 the roar OF
the tempest and tho ocean. Survey the won.
dets ,hs, fiji tho earth thich you inhabit
Contemplate a steady and powor fuI Hand,
bringing round sp'ing and summer, sulumn
md winter, in 'ego'ar course decorating
this earth with innumcrablc beauties, diversi.
fyipg II with immune abls iuhsbitanls, pouring
70 IN comforts on sl, that live and, OF the
same time, overnwlng the no,ions with tho vi.
olcncs Of the elements, when n plesses the
Z Gator to let them forth. Af,cr you have
viewed yourselves ss sur cunded wl'h such
scene Of wonder--sfier you have beheld on
ev.,y hand, such an ss,onishing display OF
NAL s,y unIled with wi'dom and goodness
ATE You no, seized with solemn and serious
awe 10 there no, soms,hing which whispers
you wuhio, tho, to this great C,es,or rcvet
ence and homage arc due by all tho rational
beings whom bc has made Admitted TO be
opcC'eto's VI uts w hSs pioCeu iU tuo uitoS' VI
so many g'ea, and interesting objects, can you
believe ,hs, You were brought hlihsr ior no
purpose, but 10 immerse yourselves in gross
and brutal, OF, at bost, in uiAing pleasures
lost to oil sense Of tho wonders you behold
los, 10 oil reve tcncs Of ,hs, God who gave you
beng, and who has erected this amazing fab.
sie OF ns,ure, on which you look only with
s,up,d snd uumesniog eyes mo lie, the
scenes which you behold prompt couespon.
den, feelings. Let them awaken you from
the deg aiding iotoxics,ion Of licentiousness,
into nobles emotions. Every objE, which
you view in nature, whethe< greet or small.
se,ves 10 insuuc, you. The star and the IN.
sect, the fie'y meteor and the flows' Of spring,
tho vc,dsn, field and tho lofty mountain, all
exhibit Supreme Power, before which you
ough, TO uemb,e end adore ell preach the
doc,,ine, all Inspire the spirit, Of devotion end
reverence. Regarding, then, the syork cfihe
Lord, let rising emotions of awe snd g'ati
fude call forth from your souls sucb sentiments
as these g." Lord, wherever I an, and what.
ever l-erjoy, msy never forge, thee, as the
Author Of os,Uts May I never forget that
en- thy creature s,d Thy subjec, In this
magnificent temple Of the universe, where
thou has, placed me, may ever be Thy fanh
fol vorshipper, end may the reverence and
the fee, of God bs the fret sentiments Of my
hear, !''-BLair.
q email uisfakf.--A venerable minister
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Archibald Munro.

HAs 5vST REetfVkD AND FoR SAFE,
10 hhds ST. Croix Rum, 8 pipes Cog
nae brandy, do Holland Gin, so bbis Country do.
so hhds Tobsgo ,Iolssses
70 do. Matanzas do.
10 rierces New Rice
80 ches,s and boxes Young Hysou, and Byson.skiu
Teas
20 do. souchong and Bohea Teas.
90 Kegs Malaga Rsisins.
20 Boxes MuscateI do.
20 Drums Figs-do sultana Raisins-Bags, Az
monds, &c june 3
THE cheapest Case Of WHITE LEGHoBNs, ar
just opened at
D.M y.s.MES TYBLEYS
store. that was ever Offered for sSlcm this town
On hand few Black LeghofnC
Angus, -
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TIE HaU.vTED HOUSE.

In the neighborbood wncre i formerly re-
sided, said my friend, stood lonely house, q
little retired from the public road, on the bor-
deo OF wood. Ia iast occupants were peo.
pie of suspicious characters, who had sudden
ly abandoned il, end removed 20 the land of
promise beyond the mounIslns Fo' Two
years 1t had s,oud desols,e cts door unbinged
and windows battered 10. Al length srepou
arose that the house was haunted. Strange
noises vere heard by the nightly traveller,
and uneartbIy fo'ms weto seen in the dusk oil
the evening. Ffom the number Of Witnesses
who tesrfird 10 the IecIs, the 'epoh gained
General belief and whoever was unlucky q
nough to be obliged 20 pass tho place of ter
tar IN the evening would inyolunta'ily quick
en- his pace and invoke the protection hl come
qua dian s,gsi. The supposi,ion was hs
he person who last occupied the house, he'd
been guilty OF robbins aod mu' u'deripg some
uokoown Uaveller, whose bones wsto cor
cealsd in the cellas and whose spiti was ca
ing for revenge. Bd, no one had the 'eme :
ily to invps,igste. l had always treated these
,aies Of terror With con,empt, and in the
plebnudo Of my courage declared that
would embrace the frat convenient oppor,u
D,ty 20 explore this isocied haunt of troubled
spirils. II was not long before my boasted
courage was put 10 tho test. bad occasion
10 pass tha!-wsy in tho evening alone. Or
coming opposite the 'hsuDied house l made
halt, and was eue,yiog with myself whethc
| should SO tar countenancc the folly oi the
cu"en; reports, as to spend time 10 visiting
tho pl tce.--wheq,o 10 my utter astoDishmep'
my ears were sSued by most ogonzing
g,oan l hesitaied hot to dismouDt aod
drew near the house. As l approached, the
stoans were reptatsd with increasing vehe
mence snd ! could perceive that they we've
uttered by moro than one. All was dark and
dosolaie! From ono corner Of the foom
came forth or proceeded sounds, the most ag
onziug and to'eful! They seemed the last
groans and sufled sobs OF men under the op.
GRAFTON Of s,tsngIing. My heart sunk within
me--and was on the point OF te'resung IN
terror, rom The guilty place bot PRIDE re
strained me-, i have promised, thought /,
to p ovo the fallacy OF these hor;id tales, and
come what may, will make the attempt.
sum moned all my resolution, and entered The
door. The grosns Of distress were rsdoub
led, and my feet were rive,ed TO the e iound.
Scarce Knowing whs, did, l raised my srme
inzihe mu ky All, and exclaimed sioud--" In
the name 81 hOty trinity iadiUre goa 10 sheGk."
--Seorce had pronounced these words when
he mos, terrific din assailed my ests-ihe
Souse uembGed--snd ! was prosra,ed at the
door by moro than mortal force u was
some miny,es before rceoyered tho use OF
my reason or the power of moving, bu, as
soon 40 my limbs would perform ,hel Vffice,
oso and preeipits'ed myself tom the door,
when 10 |! me, in nySay 'h'ee Hogs! yok
ed ard ringed as the Jaw direeis, gtun,ing
their dispieasure at tho dis,urber Of their qul.
ct repose.
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PD RTR V.
From The Baltimore Patriot
TIE PooR JMaJv's LOT-A rnAemrry

BE mine The poor mans lot the iowy vale
My sphere OF life Of me this simple tale
Let the HISTORIAN tell (jts tn best he CAM
When go hence: He was an honest man,
BE mine she poor mans lot his daily breed
Though coarse and brown, is sweet; his nightly bed
h soft az down and free from ~akefui care
His mind by day, and nightly slumbers are.
The towering oak with all its branches spread,
Looks DER the forest with lofty head
And yet 10 riven by Jove's bolts in twain,
While the low plants unhsrmed- untouched remain I!
The proud Magnolia. not the violet, dies,
When furious whirlwinds sweep the earth and skies
The mighty ocean, not the stresmlet, raves,
When Boress plays the Newton with its waves.
Mount Eins's bowels yearn with anguish dire,
Not the low HiIlock's from internal IRE,
The poor mans lot his peace OF life secures,
And all OF value in this life ensures.
The lowly vale's the sphere Of life for me:
From this worlds din and all its troubles free.
What boots it me to make splendid show,
While doomed to labor with internal woP
What boots it that ship be tsunt and tall
TTaught with the honors Of an Admiral;
Her streamers wave high up in ether blue,
If pirate mut;ny pervades the crew
When we are gone--and all are doomed TO die,
The gloomy mysteries of the grave to try;
Whether to sleep profound, to dream, or rise,
To scenes of bliss eternal in the skies,
What e'cr it be, we all are hastning there.
And soon its sorrows or its joys must share
Twill matter little what the world may say,
Of our freed souls, or our decayng clay
We then shall hear not the loud trump Of fame
from pole TO pole our glorious deeds proclaim.
WLMe'er the tale the scuptured stone may tell,
IN measured prose or verse poeticai
However good. or glorious. twill be,
Alike to us, who'll neither hear, nor sec.
BE mine the iou1y vale the humble cot,
And Emma's smile to cheer the poor mans lot.
PYTHlAS.
'ailuding 10 Newton's making soap bubbles in
lis philosophical experiments
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Horizons Hotel.

@ HORTON respectfully informs the
NJ public, that his house, heretofore kno~ as
the Globe Tavern, has been much improved aud on.
larsed since the last season. and thast is now in
situation render every comfort and convenience to
the trsseiler.
rsOyidsve' Aptuf: a.
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New Y 0rK and Khodc- Island
STEAM BoATs.
NN the third of July, the following arrangement
" will be adopted and continued for the season /:
The Connecticut, Captain Bunker will leave Prov.
idence. every Saturday al o'clock, r NJ and the
Fulton, Captain Comstock every Wednesday, at
p VI
From York, the Connecticut will depart eve.
ry Wednesday, at O'Clock, 2. NJ. and the Fclton,
every Saturday. at the same hour.
July
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The mos, valuable medicine evci IN use
for
COUGHS, CONCEPTIONS. md ASTHMA.


COUGHS, CONSUsfPTIOMS md ASTHMA.
THIS new and healing bsisam bids fair to ,iva ev-
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints of the lungs leading TO consumption,
and even Il seated consumptions it has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success II
certificates from eraons of me highest respectable
ny or the great and increasing demand for them may
be- called proof of its gooA effects it is proved
Scarcely case of colds. coughs, pain in the side,
difficulty OF breathing, want OF sleep arising from de-
5iIity. even consumptons but may b. :e'ieved by
the timely use ofthis medicine Every genuine bot
lie has .frderSon's Cough Drops stamped on it, and
the directions are all signed by Jar7es .NeRen
These drops generally give ease in most cases OF
coughs, colds, difficulty of breathing, Wheeling,
tghtness Of the chest, consumniions, and pain in the
sde The aged will experience relief equally agree
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs aIe at
tectcS
az Re particular. rs each genuine bottle has
" .9nderSons Cough Drops. stamped on it and that
each ot the directions signed in writing by James
JIeiea--no others genuine
Prce dollar for large, and Gty cents for small
bottles.
0T The ADORE .lfet;ciRe as for sale by
SAMUEL ". VlNSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY.
NJ. ITO, THAMES srnHEr,
who has also tor sale a constant supply Of the
bes kinds of
Medicines, Drugs, sc.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George n. Til.
lnghas, John y. Mason, Providence DR.. Tibbitts,
Warwick: Ben amin Bateman, East.Greenwich /;
Daniel Carpenter, USbridge; David Farnum, Smith.
field DR.. Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor, Little
Rest Rowse Bsbcock, Westerly DR. Tillinghast,
WEXFORD Jeremiah Williams, Warren; Daniel
Brewer. Taunton, (Mass) and the Post Master at
La, rsvic. May 81, 1928.
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THE subscriber in,cro e
tablishment is now uude aDd
has undergone thoTnugh Tepfi Reneb
for the reception Of travellers f...ir rr sen;ie-
men can be furnished win good rofr sra .ytis'
possible attention will be PAID 20 ,he rC7 ogt aR&
convenience OF those who NAV pairOrize g.
THOMAS TOW SsE ID. Jun.
anriI 60 1924
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TIE .WEW MADE CRAZE.

From he .NerO .nonthy JfogaFise.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-16

e email ~istakf.--A venerable minister
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-09-23
From 1Hatcher's .Njhmy Lgaai
RENOLCTIONtRY ACTS OF GEN'RI..
la FAYE. =. ya,r.E,,

g He arrived at CAarle$t9a, in the summer
of l776 He landed soon after the noble Dc
fence made by General Moultre, at the fort
on s'uliiyau's isiand.--Charnea with the gal
lantry displayed by that general and his
brave troops, the Marquis presented him
clothing, arms and ACCOMPLISHMENTS for one
hundred men. He met with cordial rccep-
ton from our Congress, and they immediate
ly'acceptcd his proiiercd services. Heinsistcd
that he would receive no compensation, and
that he would commence his services as a
volunteer, This noble philanthropist was
received into the family of the commander
in chief, where strong mutual attachment
was contracted, and lie has often been called
the adopted son of Washington.-At the bat
tie of Brandywine, l1z7, the Marquis exhibit
ed full proof Of his undauntcd bravery and
military character, and received wound in
his leg
In May, 1878, with a select corps of two
thousand five hundred, he crossed the
Schuylkill, and took post about twelve mile.
in front of our army at Valley Forge A per
son in whose house lie was to lodge, sent in.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

Miller Dunott, Bread and Biscuit Bahci'
Shipley st. above the market. J..
John Wright, Musical instrumeht, ,l:ar r." !,
south side of lower market near hiie ~,
Thomas G.. Alrichs, Fancy HardWals,
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, co'A~'
market and second streets. -
Jacob Alrichs, Machine Maker, coiAS'
shiplcy and broad streets. -.
Iron Foundry-E.van Thomas . W.
ond st. near the Black Horse tavern
Morocco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
90 market st. ,,c.
Coach IIakers-K ennard and M M'ouiu!, 4.
cessors to VIM. Robinson, lay ma .o,.
Conpeyancer-Benjamin Ferns, az -
ner of West and Third Streets ,,,t
Hardware, Oil, and Paint aofe'--'.
Gruhb, No. ~, Market Street
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-09-23

to try Anderson's Cough Drops, and did 50. ana
to my surprise, was very soon entirely reliev.
ed, and felt no more of it for six months -tJnon
a return of paroxyism of the asthma, have
made use of the same medicine and it has inya.
riably given me relief. AS it respects the as,L.
ma, and its attendant symptoms, difficulty of
breathing, &c. consider Anderson's Cough
Drops remedy, IN praise Gfaehieh too much caa,
not be said further certify, that my son in law
had for some time been supposed to be past re.
coyery of a conslmptive complaint when ad.
vised him to make q trial of Anderson's Collpb
Drops, and from the use of them, he has 50 81
recovered his health as to be again able 10 al.
tend TO his business. JOHN LYSCnM,
Dover, n. II Oct. !, 1871. Surgeon.
The Agents for the sale Of the Cough Drops
in Wilmington, Del. are Jota White and Maria,
ret JoiiaSoh
They are sold wholesale and retail in Phila.
delpha, by Thatcher & Thomson, Solomon TEN.
pie Smith & Pearsall, and +. w. Dyott, Drug.
gists 38-if
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sAGACITY OF THE DOG.
From Jose pll 1aylor's History ofthat animal

From Joseph Taylor's History ofthat animal
A French merchant, having some money
due from a correspondent, set out on horse
back, accompanied by his Dog, on purpose
to receive it. Having settled the business
to his satisfaction, he tied the bag Of money
before him, and began to return home His
faithful Dog, as if he entered into his masters
feelings, friskcd round the horse, barked,
and seemed to participate his joy.
The merchant, after riding some miles,
alightcd to reposc himself under an agreca-
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Fer ne good cf tie q6qicted.
Anderson's Cough Drops.
.l.ND PECTOR.fL POUDER

.1ND PECTOR.fL IOHDERS
ts prrp,red by James Mrer o. Hudson are al
lowed by many thou-tnds who have tri 1 them,
10 be the bes' III, diclne in use for coughs. astli
mas, pam ia The breast and other affections Of the
lungs l.adiug to a consumption, lhat are unat
tended with much fever and fer the accommo
tla,ton Of he public they are sald in hal dollar
.ll ,!all4r vals, with the words Prepared by
|. M.lltn" stamped on them and sighcd hy j
N~en ii writing under each printed direction !;
atl no other medicine is entitled 10 the cerf
ca S d Moses kin,ball, Christopher Cook or
st hen Seaman, notwithstanding q certain per
son las had he audaclty to make l!se OF said GER
tic ties aud apply them to medicine he calls
tudcrson's cough drogs and prctarai powders
siguel d. F. Saith Tic public are cautioned
a saltst the imposition 40 other cough drops
but Sail J NJ llen's have performed the cures
that are ccrii.a b. kmbaii Cook and Seaman ;
ana the probable object Of the person advertising
thosc si,ncd II. f. Smith is TO profit By the de
cepi9n, as the said J Ntll,n lives Far distant
from Philadelphia. For flrhe information Of
the good effects of Mellcn's CongI Drops, callet
Anderson's, the following certificates are added.
1t tile disease Is not Of long standing, these drop
often eiErct cure by tssng a very few doses.
| hereby certify, thai for more tn - "a year
previous 10 1921, was ih!cted with trouble
some and ala.miaT cough, which rendered me
inable to labor ur even 10 walk many rods with
out causing, protlse sweating, and after trying
mary things without ! lief, obtained a vial OF
Anderson's Cough Drops, from tile use ni which
snon found great relief, SD AS to be able to re
sumo aud continue my usual Labor, and | have
y ason tn believe fhat the ttse OF them WAS tn,
means Of saving my life, as had tut little hopes
! lt recovering again Whtu | ,omne enced taking
4 hem, and think them undoubtedly the best
medicine in use for complaints Of the lungs.
ELISHA DAVIS.
Hudson, May 90. 1928.
| Having made use Of AnClerson's Cough Drops
| in my family, and having been requested TO ex
/ press my opinion of their efficacy in the cure Of
coughs, heret, certify, that daughter ofmine
was severed, afflicted with cough for about a
year previous to the summer Of 1920, during
which time she was more or less attended by sev,
rral physicians, but, appearing 10 obtain no re
| lief, her life was despared Of. Being informed OF
the great cures effected by Andcrson's Cough
Drops, was induced to make use of bottle, and
in the course of one week only she was greatly
relieved other complaint Alter using TWO bot.
lies she entirely recovered, and now enjoys as
good health as ever From my own experience
these Drops to the public.
MOSES KIMBALL.
TIaverhill, Mass. Aug II, 1921.
This is to certify that the subscriber had
been afflicted with the asthma for twenty years
and the paroxysms were often so violent as near
" to deprive me of breath. During one of the
most violent returns Of the Ass,hma was advised
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-09-23
GENERAL REGISTER.
Dry Good Merchants.

John r. Brincklc, corner OF Market & Queen
streets.
William M'Caullcy, Brandywine, north side
OF the Bridge.
John M'Clung & Co. 55 market st.
John M'Lear, So market st.
Joseph Poguc, 101 market st.
Allan Thomson, 43 market ST.
John w. Tatum, 50 market st.
Chalkley Somers, 81 market st.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
p. Mendcnhall, 201, market st.
RichnrAson q Bonsall, l01 market st.