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State of Rhode. Island, &c.
In General y9ssem6g- June J
ErasInr. q II Ikoh {

In General y9ssem6y- Juns(
aessiOn, n ID 1926
An ACT, authorising certain Miiirsry Officers to
take their engagements.
WHEREAS, several military officers appointed
w At the last May session OF the General Assem-
bly, have failed 10 take their engage ments their
respective commissions within the time prescribed
by law:
Bs therefore eaacted By The General .9ssen6h, and
6y ne authority thereefn enacted That all such of.
hcers be and they are hereby authorized take their
engagements or their respective commissions within
thirty days from the rising of the General Assembly
ut the present session thereof. in the same manner
and with the same effect as though the same had
been taken within the time prescribed by law.
True copy: 1viisess,
henry BOWEN. geery
THE Assembly adjourned the 25th ofJune rriu
'ers OF the laws are desired TO insert the above Two
weeksl July ID
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State of Rhode. Island, &c.

Washington, Sc Clerks Office. CcErf Com.
mon Pleas, July 9 1925
IN application 10 me this day made by william
" Rodman. Of Exeter. in the county of Washing.
ton, iaborer, petitioner for the benefit Of the nso
vent act OF this state Notice is hereby given TO the
creditors Of the said Rodman, to appear f they see
htJ before The Coer, Of Common Pleas, to be holden
at south Kingstown, within and for the County OF
Washington. OF the seconi Monday Of August, 1926
and on the second Gay of the thereof to nomi.
nate one or more Assignees to receive an assignment
OF ali the estate Of said Rodmsn, and distribute the
same agreeaby 10 the provisions Of the insoIven act
OF this state, SAMUEL HEI,ME Clerk
Sune ID 2w
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ODD and EVEN.
s 10000

s 10000
M ARYLaND STATE LOTTERY to be drawn on
AVA The 9Th Of this month. The scheme of this
Lostery is so fixed that adven,urers may, by pur-
one prze. besides having a chance at the following
Grand Capital Prizes
of 20, 900, Of 10, 900, Of 5000 10 of 1000, so
Of l00 so Of So 200 OF 20 $50 of TO- 500 OF 6, 90,
900 of dollars
More prizes than blanks. Whole tickets SIS, and
parts in proportion, for sale at
ALLf.NS'
in Providence, and orders for tickets received by
June Ia SHAW.
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- EAL ESTATE. At AUCTION

/ C-Wll be sold at Public Auction, on WEDNES
DAY, July 2Oih, at IL O'Clock, on the premises
One half of the Real Estate now occupied by Mr..
Nathan l3rownell, with q dwelling house and other
out houses thereon standing situate in Newport, A.
bout mile from the state house, formerly the pro.
perty Of Oliver Cornell This place is too well
known for it's peasan,ness and soil, TO need any 9th.
er description.
The above viii be sold at private sale If applied
for before the Goth Of July. to DANIEL I. GOOD.
HUE. of Providence, or HENRY MOORE, Auct'r
10 Newport.
Conditions at the time and place.
JuM 1895
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~ ed by the subscriber, at Horion's Hotel, in Pro.
vidence unit, the first day Of August for furnishing
5000 cords of Building stone, of 25 solid feet to the
cord, and TO be spit with good head and face from
half ton to two tons in weight
Also for furnishing sec sticks White Oak Timber,
sawed 10 inches by IL, from 20 TO IS feet long.
Also. wanted immediately, vessels to freight loco
tons of sand from the lower wharf in Providence to
the Notifications Brentons Point in the hsrbor of
Newport. JAMES STEVENS.
July Ia.
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MILTON HALL.

NFFERs for sale at his store 10Y, Thamesstreet.
lis patterns of China Tea sets. from 81 to Slo
sctt-~sO sets China Golfers At 81 50 set,-one ee-
giant Timepiece- first and second quality o.
Russia feathcrs-Iron and hollow ware-Cuuery-
Munroe's Pencils. by the gross Oh dozen-new and
second hand Furnure-Clobng4 400 rolls OF Pa
per Hsngings-500 lbs Of Carolina iiams-a'so, as
usual. Groceries, Crockery and Glass Ware and
Canal Flour May IL.
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Commissioners Wofice.

Commissioners NoHce.
WE the subscribers having been appointed by The
w Hon. Court of Probate. for the town OF New.
post m tne county Of Newport, Commissioners 10
recege and examine the claims OF the creditors n
gainst the estate Of
Wnham Moore, Senior,
late Of said Newport. deceased. represented insc'.
vent, hereby give notice, that six months from the
date hereof is allowed TO .he creditors of SAID Es
tate TO bring in and prove aeIr respective claims,
and that NC shall attend for that pu pose, at our re.
speetve dwellings,. any time within me said period.
i,..' tya sr.ss.' I.sssnr' c.u.,,.
MILTON HALL,
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
TO make immediate p,ymentto
L. IT, MuMPoRD, ddm'-.
July z, 1855.
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e HEAP LINENS-EDwiN wILBOR, No. 10.
~ Thames.street, has received few pieces low
priced shirting Linens-very stout.
WAsIEp, from to 10 600 lbs. Wool, for which
cash will be paid on delivery July Ia
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THE RHODE.ISLAND COAL

u COMPANY are desirous Of employing some
person skilled in the mining of Coal to take the su.
pesn,endence Of opening and VIC ng the Mines OF
the Comp any. Proposals will be received by z. l.
SCHUYLER, Esq President, at Rbinebeck; or at the
Office Of II. ID & sedgwick, No, 49, Cedar street,
in the city of New York.
June % I'm.
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TIE TURKS.

So much interest is felt by this free and happy
country in the emancipation Of Greece from the Otto
man power, that We have thought an impartial est.
mate of the character of the Turks would be no un-
acceptable present to our readers. The character
here given them, by M Matte Brun, exhibits the Ia
rsbc eide Of the picture, but is founded we be-
leve, upon the c0ncurring testimony of the latest
aud most enlightened travellers in the East. When
we come quote hereafter from the same authority
an account Of the miseries that suffered IN the
Turkish Pashacs and under the eye OF the Sui
tan, by the acknowledged Children OF the Prophet.
we may form some adequate notion OF the wretched-
ness OF the degraded Christian population through
out that vast. and melancholy domain Of military
and Mshommcdsn anarchy.
The sketch we have selected to-day for the amusc.
ment of our readers, taken from the great work OF
A. sialie Brun, (he we'll known Editor OF the An
males des Voyages,") which is now repubshng in
Boston. 10 by far the most comprehensive, pro-
found and authentic summary OF every interesting
| fact, included in, and connected with Geography.
that hiss ever appeared in this country. The 'res.
tises in general use, readers aware. are merc
compilations from the old geographical writer's. and
the hasy observations of modern and inaccurate tour
lists. This is especially true OF Morses Geography
the most popular work. Of its kind in America. and
| which in is sketch OF the United States Is So
Strangely and inexcusably insccuraie aud it 10 rae
| also though in a sghter degree, of the more i'm.
| posing com pilation Of Pinkerton. The work Of NJ
| Naite Brun, however. is Of higher order than e-
ther of these and being the tru OF the mcst exlen.
| and Cbrciui reschrCh INTO all the abCicW S'u
modern authorities. On the subject, ard by man OF
| acknowledged genius, AID uacommon requirements.
we think can do % better service to the ru'ho
than recommend 4 to the immediate. and earnest
attention Of eyery emil. .h,ened scholar and parent
| The beautfp'. imp, ession Of II. Matte bruns y,
tem whica ,s now issuing from the press ~ DoSton'
may be g stained At 3 I. so per number. con.a'h6 n
bout 81 5 psges octave. each. The work wh' eA'enu
TO f. ur,een Iurobers--hve OF which are already pup
'.,aet.
The moral snd political condition OF 'ho
y Ottoman. 10 .ubjee, which presents les' wv
= e.,,.,niv, and is 10 itself moro interesting
= Tn, Tu,k. are SLOWED to be h,gs' wei
|, io,m.d, and robust rsce Of neo' OF fs'he,
= h,,,h ,s, often o noble phy.iognomJ's snu
, ,.wny complexion, With black or ,s'ne' us,' !.
!, h,o,n hair. They have . na,u,s' s's'ny
. J.norm,o,, which is increased b7 is'g'
: aawioe d,s,,, thick rolls of'u'b'n on the oes
p nd long mussehss, the las, Of when o.ns
o, nsn,, are by them, ss BY s'' h''s"e "Sno".
- ,,ekoned ;odi,peosib'e. Their ezie"o' give
- ,o eouu,eosnee to the Mongo' ex"ss"o
!? whieh ,hsi, national su,hors sse'ibe ~ me"
u, They seen TO differ from Other is,a -
q. ton, in noi hing sl,o than dsg'ss Q, ,s.o'
es bic alienation sri,ipg f'om 40 ssm'S'o'
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I. G.. SHAW'S

xIyoRcEsTER ALR.-A Fresh supply Of wor.
w es.,er double Ale Of superior quality, for
tn sin,er's consumption finer than any in this mar
Ne, Ia sale a. The south celia, under the franklin
House. opposite the southeast corner OF Market
house. wM. PROCTOR. .fgenfJor hs
Horceuer Brssssry. Precedence.
or Joss e GasEss, opposite ToSnsend Hotel
9h,n s-s,reet, Newport. keeps a supply, .irom the
assye rxepcy, constantly on hand. lJn2.dl
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you viii have 10 encounter ore unknown Put
20 my beloved sons / besesch you, nut o. ina
whole amor Of God io' you yi, need sat
sfmo' 10 defend yoo fsom no apscks of ths
powers OF ds, knes. Depend nor osyour WA
strength; for u you do, You wti hnd % your
loss, that yoo arc trusting to a b oxen iced,
Rsy not on your wisdom and knowledge ice
your duties sse such ss require The wisdout
and he knowledge of Aueel., 10 snsbe you
10 perform them 20 advantage. Ak wisdont
OF God 10 teach you. Seek spifirusl strenp,N
from God to sus,sip you. Be suons IN me
Lord, and III ihe power oi his might"
10 be successful in The ministry Of the goa
pei, you must be ia earnest. A soiee, TO bs
o>si1' 10 his couns y, 10 active at em,nencs in
his profession, must be devoted TO bis duty.
a iawyet, provided he wishes 10 occupy high
ground, mus, fix his eye upon the utmost
point OF legal eminenec, and surmouht the
most complicated diff ieul,ies to obtain disunc.
ion. A merchan, who wishes 10 be Al tho
head OF tho department 10 which ne moves
must be man of business, end not ol plea.
sure man OF industry and not Of indolence.
A Gle, e,gyman, TO be useful to his fellow crea.
lures. and acceptable 10 his divine msster
must read, snd marx and learn tho word ot
God lie must DO always ready TO pefo IN
bis duty. it must bs his meat and his drink
10 do the will Of the Almighty. When called
upon for the discharge Of pastoral duties, he
must let his people see that II is hi, pleasure
10 comply with oil their reasonable demandsf
and that he derives enjoyment from the cxer.
else oi his Office.
Acting upon ouch principles, o clergyman
will Use in the esteem OF God and mao. A
good understanding combined with prudence
will lead him from small things 10 great spd
ike wafer, his merit will end its own level.
Pc" forward then ,owa,d tho max, for tho
p'ze OF your high calling OF God in Christ
JESUS. Tske hold, s,end upon Ihe noun, OF
vrtue, and keep II. De con,en,ed with moth.
log less than ministerial fidelity. A ID ones
rene mber, is useless snimsi; en- indolent
clergyman is worse thar useless he Is ths dc.
siroyer Of souls
Finally, my sons, strive TO advsncc tho o.
ternai Interests Of those committed to your
csre-sptesd these events before tho throne
OF Almighty God, and plead with heaven In
their behsif. Visit ss much % 10 compatible
with your duty, tho waste p'ares Of Zion, snd
tutu cuuIcnes. lhe limo ~ vc'y sbor'.
Desih is at the door. We have not ono mo.
men, 10 lose. Live, ] Beseecb you, live nesr
to God. Live n you would wish you had
lived when you come TO die. BE faithful Oa-
10 death, and should we mover meet again IN
ihi, world, ! uus, we shall meet 10 Heaven.
May The Almighty take you into his holy
keeping, guide you by hs counsel, and at lase
receive you into glory
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4 Southern family may Dc dct.
N dated with boarding, &c. on easy terms, ant
at as pleasant a situation as any ia Newport 10
ouire AT .his Office June %.
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<NM JAMES TILLBY will give lis 81 cash the
w dozen for American made gloves. and IT pre-
fcrred vii, pay in Dsy Goods out OF bis store 81 the
rate OF i2s the dozen. Juneg
UNIVERSITY LOTTERY, 9th
~ Clsss-Combina,son nsmsers d. s~n,
8 A 5 A 10 IS
JAY z, 1875,
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@isreiianv.
ADDRESS.

Of the venerable Bishop MOORE. delivered before
the Episcopal Convention OF Virginia, st Richmond,
on the 22d alt. The Clergy stood around the Al.
tar when the pious old Bishop addressed them.
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APPLE GATHERING.

Every farmer knows how important sound
fruit is to the manufacture of good cider;
but, nevertheless, very little pains are taken
TO secure this quality. Ordinarily the APP
Piles are beat or shaken from 'recs, and fall
to the ground bruised or materially injured.
If, when so collected, they be Immediately
ground, they do not yield as much juice as
they would if carefully gathered, and suffer
ed to sweet and mellow; and if they be kept
nnly for a short time, the bruised apples in
part rot or perish, and when worked yield
less juice, and impart bad favor to the CT
der.
Now all these results from bad manage
ment may be easily and cheaply obviated
by merely using a canvass funnel, sufficient
ly large TO receive the fruit when perfectly
ripe, as it is shaken off the trees.
This funnel should be slit in one place
from top to bottom, so as to allow Of its a.
laption to the object in view; when PLACED
around the tree, this slit should be lacet
up, and the other part should be secured
with poles, SO as to allow the fruit whicl
falls within the funnel, to roll gently down il
heap at the trunk of the tree.
This contrvance would save much labor
and prevent the fruit from becoming injur
ed.
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AGRICULTURAL A EXHIBITION.

The exhibition of cattle and manufactures
at Mount Pleasant, near Philadelphia, un-
der the auspices of the Pennsylvania hsr-
cultural Society, terminated on Friday 81 ult.
It was attended by a large concoursc of visi-
tiers, attracted by the display of animals, &c
which had been collected on the occasion.
1t has been justly remarked that strk-
ing proof of the utility of such exhibition is
found in the deep interest which so large
a number of respectable farmers take in
them. fhey meet not merely to view and
study the breeds which they respectively
possess, but to interchange ideas and facts
upon all the branches of husbandry which
they cultivate, and to establish an inter-
course Of business advantageous to all par
ties.
A similar exhibition, under the direction
of the Massachusetts agricultural society
commenced at Brighton on Wednesday last
1t embraced great variety Of animals, do
m. site manufactures, &c.
We would remind our own agricultural
friends that the Maryland Cattle Show and
Fair will commence at Easton on the Sd o.
November next.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

James c. Allen TEACHER No. los, Orange-st,
above the Hay Scales.
Thomas C. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware, Tin
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corner OF
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrichs, Machine Maker, corner d
shiplcy and broad streets.
Iron Foundry-Evan Thomas & Co sec.
ono St near the Black Horse tavern.
l1orocc. observation-disclosures & Co.
9S market st.
Conucyancer Ferris, at the cor
ncr of West and Third streets.
j. p. Fairlamb, Notary Public, Surveyor OF
Land, Conveyanccr, Regulator of Streets
&c. II High street.
Patent Hay and Grain Rat@
Joshua Johnson & Son, makers, Pike
Greek Mills.
Lottery and Exchange ONice.-J. ]. Robin
son, los, market street.
Notary Pubhc and Conrepancfr
| IIendrickson, corner of French and Sec
ond streets, No. 43.
Lipery Habie-kept by Huson Swayne, u
\ Shipley st. above Queen.
James Sorden, one of the Burgesses Of this
Il bofou5H,a d INotafy iupllC ana NonNel 1i'
4 er, No. IS, King street.
II Master Brickiayer, Grocer and Lime Mr.
/ chant.-B. w Brackin, No. 8, west High
street, opposite the upper market house.
Stope pare-room-Johnathen Saville, cor
ner of Market and Hansvcr-sts.
Flannel Manufacturing q Hool Cardins.
\ John Bancroft, Brandywine, near tic
north end of the brijsc.
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Boston, October 20.

Boston, OCTOBER 20.
At the Worcester Cattle Show, Governor
/ Lincoln offered for exhibition, three half
Denton Cows, one of them particularly noti-
ccd as an extraordinary animal OF her KIND.
She has often given from "a to 81 quarts OF
milk per day, Of excellent quality, yielding a
large proportion Of cream. The least guam
tity Of milk given By her in one day during
the summer drought, on grass feed only, was
13 quarts. The committee considered y nel
the most valuable milch COW ever exhibited
in the commonwealth A COW offered by
Cant Thomas b. Easton, was valuable
animal. From the 10Th. of April, to the
9Th. of October, She has supplied family
Of seven, five Of which arc children, with
milk, and there have been sold from her
besides, eleven hundred and thirteen quarts
amounting to forty-four dollars and nifty
| two cents.
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NEW GOODS.


YINiIE subscriber has lately received
4 a variety Of new goods, which, with his for
mcr stock, comprise splendid assortment, viz
Superlinc blue, black, brown, olive, drab, and
mixed Cloths and Cassmercs,
MiddnS and low priced ditto,
Forest Cloths and Kcrscys-Yclvcts & Cords.
Ladies' Habit and pclisse Cloths,
silk, Swansdown, Toicnet and Valencia Ncsting,
White, yellow and red Flannels-rcd and green
l}azcs,
Figured and plain l}ombaaetts,
Bombazencs and Norwich, Grapes,
Tartain and Crcas sian Plaids aud Stripes,
Worsted, Germantown, and Cotton Hosiery,
Lutestring Scnshaw and Icyantne Silks,
Brown and black Florence,
Hack, brown, lilac and pearl Gros1enapc,
Black Italian Mantua, PLAID Silks,
Nankn and Canton Grapes,
Hack, white, and green Italian do
4 Irish Linens and Lawns,
Linen Cambria,
Cambria, Book, and Jackonctt Muslins,
\ Fgur'd and plain Swiss do.
Merno and Grape Shawl,,
] Waterloo and Cashmere do
New sSld Chntz and Ginghams,
4 Furniture Calicoes,
silk Flag, and Fancy silk lIandkcwhicfs,
Cotton do. and Malrasss do.
Cotton Cords, Tapes, Sewing Silk and Threads
4 With the usual assert mpnt OF
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FOR SALE 1T This Office.
Prize 81 50, bouad il MauiS,
TIE ISEREAN.
VGZs. 7.
Abstract Of the Contents.


Aoncmcnt--the doctrine briefly considered.
biblical Critcisms.-on Pet. l9.-on the Lords
Superior Cor. Xv. l5-6-7-S-9.
BroWnlces lnqury-revicw of, i'll detail
Calyin-Bographica sketch ot,-and Scrvctus.
Church & Statc--Church Establishment, views of
Clerical Schemes
De Witt Clinton's Address before the Prcsbyte-
iian Education Socicty--remarks on,
Converts in lndia-
Cotton Mathcr-biogtaphic sketch Of,
ovcnuntcis-Scottish,
Crcctl--a written,
Church Discipline
Ecclesiastical Iiatory-sketchcs Of,
Educated Ministry Education Society,
Esqunaux, pricstcrait among,
Evidcncc-thc necessity Of cxempliicd,
Franklin, Benjamin-biosraphical sketches Of,
t,ra c--unvcrsality OF,
Grifn's speech before the Presbyterian Educa-
ton Society reviewed.
Gurncys Observations and Lctter-strcturcs on,
Hicks sLcttcr-IIcrcsy-Hinlo Religion
Infant baptism--nquisitoa account Of,
Keith, Gcorgc-bioglaph Al sketch Of,
La Fayette-
Leslie, Charles-biographcal sketch Of,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Mlller's lecture ON Crccds--strictures on,
Ministry, Fcmalc--lcngthy remarks on,
Missions-National Tract Society
Naylor, ltmcs-biogrtph phlcal sketch Of,
Orthodoxy
Penn and Mead's tral--
Penn, biographical sketch Of
William Pitts letter to the people Of England,
on the abuse of Religion
Professor and Posscssor Of Religion
Rctormaton--the progress of;
Sermons of Elias Iicks--cXtracts from,
servet,ls-biographc sketch Of,
slavery-mmcdiatc, not gradual abolition Of
extracts from pamphlet London, 1924.
Society for promoting Christian linowedSe-pro-
ceedinss Of
neutrality-suspicious. in,
! lmnity-thc doctrine briefly examined,
Witchcraf-N Nlathcr's account Of, III n. England
IIllmington nk .lngnM 1871. 1895.
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Extracts from the London Scientific journal for
April, 1925.
POMPElI AND NESUYIUS.
.ildcNg0 Iiff0rid, TED. 8, IS

.HA0&o Iittorid, FEB. 8, 1925.
About fifty miles from this place, are the
ruins of three temples standing on the sea-
shore, a. place called Piseinm. We made
up party last week and drove out to the
ruins. 1t was cold clear weather, and the
Appcnines were covered with snow, but
more interesting trip we never made. The
ruins are the most magnificent in Italy !;
particularly what is called the Temple of
Neptune, with il large Doiic pillars III
length, and 8 in the other direction. Far
town not a vestigc Of it remains; and what
is very singular, scarce notice now exists
OF any account of the town, though it must
have been very considerable maritime
place.--Like most Of other places on that
| coast, it must have berna Greek settlement;
but times, alas have changed sadly with it;
butnow the farm-houses are all that remain,
owing to its being unhealthy in summer.
There is something very incomprehensible
about the unhealthness of towns in Italy
tor the town Of Salerno, situated on beau
tiful bay, which we passed, is almost
deserted by its inhabitants in summer; and
yet they find safety at another small town
similarly situated and not a mile off from
it. In returning to Naples on the third day
we stopped at large sandy locking bank
on the right side of the road, about ten mile,
from town. The bank was that which de
stroyed Pomheii, A. D. 70, and we wer,
now at the walls OF tl,.t city. There ar,
few things so strange as walk through tn,
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GENERAL REGISTER.
Dry Good Merchants.

Samuel Sappington No. los, shipley-st.
buzby & Bassett, 60, market st.
John Patterson, 30 market Street.
w. Is. Tomlinson, No. 81, Market Street.
John X. Brinckle, corner Of Market 4 Queen
streets
William M'Caullcy, Brandywine, north side
of the Bridge.
John M'Clung & Co SIS market st.
John M'Lear, So markct st.
Allan Thomson, As market st.
John w. Tatum, 50 market st.
Chalkley Somers, IS market st.
Edward I. Baily, 6? market &.