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COLLECTION.

(RHODE ISLAND)

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PROVIDENCE |

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{L.9.} Be tt remembered, That on the 14th day of October, 2828, and in the fifty-third year of the independence of the United 'States of America, Heck H*° Brown, of said. District, deposited in _ this Office the title of a book, whereof he claims as proprietor, in the following words, viz. "The Providence Directory ; containing Wames of the Inhabitants, their Occupations. Places of Business and Dwelling-Houses ; with Lists of the Streets, Lanes, Wharves; &c. Also, Banks, Insurance Offices and other public Institutions.

The whole carefully corrected and arranged." ee In conformity to an act of Congress of the United States, enti- tled "An Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts and books to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the timé therein nientiojied, and also to an Act - entitled " An Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing

the copies of maps, charts and books to the authors and proprietors.

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PREFACE, |

- Ar the solicitation of a due ba bf friends, and en- couraged by a_liberal subscription, the publisher has. been induced to put to press, a New Directory for the 'Town of Providence. While it has been his aim to en- deavour to make the work correct, he can hardly flatter himself that he has entirely succeeded. He trusts, how- ever that very few omissions or inaccuracies will be found, having employed a young man to 'obtain the "names, in whose diligence and care he can repose fall - confidence. But in a large. and flourishing town, the sonstant changes occurring, render it almost impossible 'to give every man's residence correctly. Add to this, it is often difficult for the person applying for information, 20 obtain correct returns of names - owing partly to the ignorance and sometimes to the timidity of those of whom information is sought. 'The publisher did hope 'to annex to the present work, a Charter of City govern- 'Mment - but in this he has been disappointed. Perhaps "the next Directory: maycontain it. He was also in hopes, that the numbering of the houses on many streets not yet numbered, Would have enabled him to have given 'a more definite direction, than it is possible now to do. -This, no doubt, will-be Hane hereafter. At the close of the work will be found a number of articles, not publish- ed in the Directory heretofore, which it is believed will enhance the value of the work. Any hints for the im- provement of this work, will at all times be thankfully

received. Hy H. ore 2 ae ' Providence, Novenibér, 1828.

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'RECOLLECTIONS OF AN OLD INHABITANT.

Mr. Brown - Hearing that you are about to publish a new Di- rectory, 1 send you the following statement of facts and circum- stances within my recollection, and if any part of it will serve to amuse your readers, it is at your service. Yours, | Z.

T removed io Providence in May, 1765, at which time the popu-

-Jation of the town was about.2000, . There was then but one rews-

paper published here (the-Providence Gazette) which had then been published but a few months.. It was printed by William and Sarah Goddard ; and afterwards. for many years by the late John Carter. Mr. Goddard was the first Printer who established a press in Providence, his-office was kept imthe brick house in North Main- street, opposite the Court-House. At this time there was but one 'house in Westminster-street, which is the one' now occupied b

'Timothy Gledding, asa tailor's shop. 'The streét was not passabl

foz,carriages above Walker-street, being obstructed by a high, hill. There. was, however, a foot. path, which extended. some distance farther west. At.this time I knew nearly every man in town, an

'my business'calling many strangers to my shop, I could instantly 'tell, by the peculiarities. of their dress and appearance, whether they came, from New-York, Boston or' Newport. A favourite

_ 'amusement. of young people, was to assemble at private houses for

'dancing, and it was common then to hear the violin, on winter ev - 'Onings, at the houses of reapectabls citizens - but 'instrumental

"music in houses of public worship was then totally unknown, and

'would have been thought by many,.the height of profanity... As many. vessels were built above the Cove, there was a =r bridge 'at the spot where the Great Bridge now stands. This was for con -

_venience in conveying these vessels through. At this period, it

generally required a week to go to Boston and return, and there

- was but ene mail a week received from that place. The principal

trade ef the town was with the West-India islands, and the exports were mostly hoops, staves and shooks, and horses and sheep to 'Surinam. The first importers of goods into the town, my mem-

'ery:serves'me) were Joseph and William Russell, the latter' of »whom died but a few years since. There were but four meeting-

houses, in the town; viz. the', Baptist, situated a few rods:north of 'the Episcopal Church, (in which Elder Winsor preached) the

Presbyterian (Mr. Rowland) the New Light (Mr. Snuw) and the

Episcopal Church (Mr. Graves.) All the above houses have been

Since taken down, with the exception of the Town - House) which was occupied by the Presbyterians... There was. at this 'time, ng

market-house, and the principal mart fer the sale of provisions was

at the North end, near the residence of the late Gen. Philip Martin, A few stores tor the sale of dry goods were scattered through dif- ferent parts of the town. There was then but ore livery stable

kept here, and thé total number of private carriages would not exceed half a dozen. .There was not a single shop for the retail - of spirituous liquors, and many other establishments, now places of - public resort, and to many, of ruinous dissipation, were for many © years after, wholly unknown among us. : ito Tete'

_ [The above was furnished by a gentleman of the advanced age of 85 years, who isstill in good health, and is engaged in mechanicag - business which he has followed for upwards of seventy years.]

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he following article was prepa by an aged Friend, who is inti-. mately acquainted with the history. of the early settiement of this town and State, and was * hen ge several years since,in the Rhode, island Register. As it furnishes some curious facts respecting the

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'settlement of this town, which will undoubtedly be new tomanf

readers, it is thought best to republish it at the present time.)

TOWN OF PROVIDENCE.

4, ORIGENAL SETTLEMENT. - | _» Roger, Williams, John Throgmorton.and Richard Water- man, with their families, appear to have sailed from Bristol, (Eng.) December 1, 1630, and arrived at' Nantasket, Feb ruary 5, 1630, and not in 1631, as has been mis-stated, prob+ ably-from the writers not knowing or considering the change'

from old to new style, which did not take place in England -

and America till September, 1752, when eleven days were. dropped out of the callendar, to correspond with other na-

tions in the correction of keeping time by Gregory ; an act -

ef Parliament having passed for that alteration, and also. -ehanging the commencement of the new year from the 25th

of March, as wasthe case before, to the Ist of January, as _

since-observed : and as February by the old style followed December, in the same year it is natural to suppose the

error of a year in the date wasthus made, and appears-in ©

many other statements by our historians, to correct which, and for information to young readers, I thus mention it. 'The first six white people who came to Providence were Roger

Williams, Wilham Harris, John Smith (miller) which dis-,

tinction is mentioned, as there were two others. who came afterwards of the same name, who were distinguished one by the word mason, and the other by that of Jamaica, whence

he came; Joshua Verin (misprinted Udrin in ~Winthrop's,

Journal) Thomas Angell and Francis Wickes. 'The two latter appear to have been under age at that time. They' came here from Seekonk, where they had wintered and cross-'

ed over Kast River in the spring or summer of 1636 (and not"

in 1684 as has been stated) certainly before the month of Ju-' ly, they being thenhere. It being peaceable times, as they rew near the cove North of India Point, they were saluted by the natives by the social term Watcheer, which is not on} ly transmitted to us traditionally, but in memery of the oc . currence, the Jand there was named and conveyed by the five disposers of land in thetown, by Watcheer in their deed,

to Benedict Arnold, the first governor of-the State under the

Charter of King Charles, as appears .by a parchment deed

now in.iny possession, dated ' tHe 14th day of the' second - month, 30 5th year ef our situatien or plantation at Me;

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hasick or Providence, and in the 17th year of King Charles, &c. 1641." The Indian name of the land is therein called Ashocomack. Where they, the first six, landed, after going: round Fox Point and up the river, tradition has uniformly stated to be at the spring, as oftea mentioned S. W. of the Episcopal Church, and at which spot a brick house has been recently built by Mr. Nehemiah Dodge. They were hos- pitably received and entertained. On the 5 acre, since - called 6 acre lot, Roger Williams:-afterwards built his house. This house was also held by his grandson, Roger Williams, son of Daniel, when Benefit-street, or back street, was laid in 1748. It was afterwards owned by Col Jabez Bowen.* © The lot of Roger Williams does not appear to have been owned by the Crawford family, as by mistake has been men- tioned. The first comers had each a lot of 5° now 6 acres, - extending from the river on the West, to the lane on the ~ Fast end, between them and the lot on which the Friend's Boarding School has been lately. built, and extending down Southward, East of the College, to Tockwotten, now called India Point. Roger Williams' lot was No. 38, Northward from Mile End Cove, at the South end of the town'; Williany Harris' was No. 36; John Smith's No. 41; Joshua Verin's No. $9, adjoining on the North of Roger Williams' lot,' which madé them near neighbours ; Francis Wickes? No. - 45, The Court-House appears to be standing on lot No. 34. "Fhese six first settlers all betame proprietors, though Fran- cis Wicks and Thomas Angell did not receive full shares till: they became of age. Roger Williams's deed from the In= - dians is dated '' the 24th day of the first month, commonly - called, March, the second year of our plantation, or planting ~ 'at Moshasick." It has no date of the Christian year or' - King's reign, which is accounted for in a plea in writing before the Court of Commissioners in 1677, when Roger Williams and William Harris were pleading before them. - "Mr. Williams said the King's party turned him.out, and'he. did not know whether the King would. own him, so he took: a date of his own, from the plantation, and therefore the date- of their coming here was forgot, but they concluded it to be' about 40 years or less, being before Rhode-Island was-plant-. ed; and their deed is dated '"'the 24th of the first: month, - called March, 1637:;" which doubtless was the same day Roger Williams' deed was dated. He and Randal Holden - being the negotiators and witnesses to' the Indian deed of: Rhode-Island or Aquidneck, to William Coddington and: '' his friends united unto him," signed by the same persons, _* Col. B, was an eminent surgeon in his day. He closed up and - eured the windpipe of Joseph Crawford, cut by a negro, who fired' Dr. Gibbs' house, afterwards drowned himself, was taken up, tre-' panned and dissected, by David Vanderlight, being. the first operas: gion of the kind ever performed inthistown, = | fame.

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'Conanitus and: Miantinnomy ; but the deed from the island Sachem, Wanamaianomet was witnessed by Randal Holden only, who understood the Indian language, and was employ- ed as a negotiator in that business with Roger Williams. But Williams' deed appears to have no English witness or seal.

It having been asserted by most historians who have touche

_ ed onthe settlement of our town, that Roger Williams gave

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the rest of the inhabitants their lands, which isa gross error, it will be proper to have it corrected by a statement of such facts as may set that matter right. But the necessity of bre- yity in a work of this kind, will preclude the possibility of giving many other proofs.which might be adduced te show the fallacy: of many statements heretofore published. On £*the 8th day of the 8th month, 1633," an agreement appears on record, signed by Roger Willsams' own hand, made with twelve other settlers, viz. Ezekiel Holliman,; Francis Wes- _ ton, Richard Waterman, Thomas Olney, Robert Cole, Wil- -

liam,Carpenter, William Harris, John Throgmorton, John Green, Thomas James, William Arnold, and Stukely West-

-cott, for the consideration of 1.20 to be raised and paid by

them equally, to Roger Williams, in eight weeks, being the -

_ A7th day of the 10th month then next. 'That all the meadow

grounds bounded upon the fresh rivers upon both sides, were to be appropriated to those twelve and Williams himself, making the thirteen persons then incorporated together in £* our town of Providence ;" and on the 3d day of 10th month,

two weeks before the time, is this entry : '* According te

former agreement, I received ofthe neighbours above said, the full sum of 1.18, {1s. 3d. per me, Roger Williams, mak- _ ing up the 12 to 13 parts, he keeping equal right in his own hand; as-per receipt on record. He then gave them a grant, mentioning only the initials of each man's name, through _ haste, and promised to give a more formal evidence; but - this was delayed till the 22d of 10ih month, 1666, twenty- _ eight years after, when a deed was given, fully expressing their names, under the same date of the forementioned agree- _ ment of 8th of 8th month, 1638, for the consideration of 130 received from the same persons, which conveyed equal right

_and power of enjoying and disposing of the same grounds

and lands that he purchased of the Indians, reaching from river to river, as per deed om record. 'These conveyances, - urchased by the 12 Petuxet purchasers, as they were cal~ ed, vested them with equal powers with Williams himself, It was observed in the pleas before the Court of Commis- sioners, that the Indian deed to Roger Williams should have been taken in the name of Roger Williams' and his assce ciates, as the Indian deed to. William Coddington, of Rhodee Island, was. But Williams, in answer, denied the right of | their elaim, but allowed: that he promised some of them 'f lands, if he got any." The verdict of the jury was in fa-__

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vour of the purchasers of Williams, both from their deed an& possession, But Williams' deed from the natives not being well defined as to the extent, and the town finding his dee tonveyed only a life estate (and his deed to them could convey no more) they found it necessary and did purchase a new deed of the Sachems, dated: the 29th of the 3d month, 1659; made to "'the men of Providence and men of Petuxet," ex tending 20 miles from Fox Hill into the country, to them, their heirs, &c. the cost of which, and other deeds from In- dians on the land to secure the title, is-stated before the 'Court in 1677, at 1.166, and was said to be more than any other plantation lying near here, all circumstances consid- ered, had cost. Rhode-island was then said to have cost about 1.33, Warwick about 1.36, and had but about one third part of the inhabitants that Providence had, which, before the war of 1675, contained 500 souls... When the deed in fee | was purchased by the town, in 1659, there were only 41 - heads of families who paid their purchase money, which was - $0s. per share, and this money went into a town stock. There was a committee of five appointed, called Disposers, who were authorized to sell and dispose of lands for the town, according to the form of government reported by a commit- . tee for that and other purposes, on the 27th of 5th month, in the year (so called) 1640. This committee was Robert Coles, Chad Brown, William Harris and John Warner; © which is perhaps the first state paper wherein liberty of con- science was held forth, as it had been agreed on by the first settlers a little before this date. The five disposers chosen. agreeably to this report, were William Arnold, Roger Wil- liams, William Harris, William Field and William Carpen- © ter, as appears by the parchment deed before mentioned. The aforesaid report may be found in Hazard's State Papers, vol, 4, p. 464. : ae win beether evidence of the fact that Roger Williams was aid as aforesaid by his twelve first associates, per his deed, . he also acknowledges in his historical deed of the 20th of De- cember, 1661, as follows: '' First about 1.30 should be paid unto myself." '1 do PERRO NCO aE IN said sum and pay- | ~ ment as full satisfaction." Kor the sake of brevity, -divers . 'other proofs are here omitted. Of taxable persons above 16 years of age, there eo in September, 1650, to have been 51; in the 10th month, 1684, 110; in August, 1688, there . were 172. Chad Brown, William Field, Thomas Harris, sen. William Wickendon, Kobert Williams, Gregory Dex ter, Richard. Scott, William Reynolds, Benedict Arnold, Joshua Winsor, John Field and others, to the number of 400, made up the whole proprietors in what is called Prove dence purchase, the whole of whose names might be insert ej, but for the reasons before stated are omitted, 5

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'LIST OF NAMES OF STREETS, &c. . REFERRED TO IN: THIS DIRECTORY,

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N. B.:Where streets. are said to run to the water, it will be under- stood as the waters forming the harbour; where they run to the tove, as the waters above Weybosset Bridge ; and where streets run to the river, it alludes:to Seekonk river.

(> The letters which follow the names of each street, seach the bearing of such street, from the old Market House : - - thus, Abbot- street, "W. is West a the Market House.

ABBOT- STREET, Ww. fou Sabin-street to eee a

Aborn-street; W. from Westminster to Sabin-street. ga

Angel- -street, N. E. from Benefit-street, near First: Baptist noe House, E. to Central Bridge

Ann-street, S. from Wickenden to Shore-street

Anthony's 'Wharf, S..W. opens between Nos. 23 and 30, Waybodesk

Arnold-street, S. E. from Benefit to Hope-street {street Atwell's Avenue, W. from Aborn-street to boundary line of North- Bark-street, N. from Mill'to Stevens-street - [Proyidence

Ben-street, N. from Smith to O1ms-street Benefit- stréet, N. E. and 8. E. from North Pumps to Wickenden-st, Benevolent-street, S. E. from Benefit-street, running past First Cong: Meeting-House, through Hope street Bourn-street, W. from Atwell's Avenue to' Federal- strat H 'Bowen- street, N. from 139 North Main to Benefit'street' = Bradford street, W. from Tanyard-street through Atwell's | Avenue Broad-street, W. from Weybosset to' High-street: basa Brook-street, S. E. from Williams to Wickenden-street. 'Brown-street, 8. E. from George to Power-street Burgess-street, W. from High to Cranston-street wba TFC Sh Barrill-street, W. from Westminster to Broad-street' eve 1 Burr's lane, N. runs easterly from north side of No. } Benefit = Butler's Wharf, 8S. W. opens between 38 and 40, Weybosset-street Cady's lane, N. from 128 North Main, to Benefit-street Canal-street, N. from Market Square to Smith street" ©» +> Central- street, S. W. from 56 Weybosset tothe water == * Charles-street, N. from Smith-street to North boundary line : Charles Field-street, S. E. from Benefit to Hope-street Cheapside, N. from Market-Square, to 71 North Main-street Cheswut-sireet, S; W. from Broad to Elm street . - . Church-street, 'N. from 186 North Main to Benefit-street.» Claverick-street, from Pawtuxet to Friendship-street Clomence-sirect, W. from Westminster to Fountain-street Clifford-street, S. W. from Dorrance to Chesnut-street = = Co dington-street, opens at 168 High, and runs to Cranston-street Coles-street, S.E. first South' of Third Baptist Meeting-House College street, E) from South Main-street to the Colleges" _Cove-street, 8..W: from. Canal, around the Cove Cook-street, S, E. from George to Power-street

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Congdon- -airaet, N. from Angel to. Cushing-street__ 'Cony enient-street, S. W. from Elm to Point-street Corlis-street, 5S. from South Water'to South Main-street Cozzen's lane, N. from North-Main-to Sexton-street Jranston-street, W. from High-street to West boundary line icointortl street, S from'South Water to South Main-street 'Cushing-sireet, N from: Congdon across Prospéct-street Dorrance-street, W. from 68 'Weybosset-to the water 'Dyer-street, 8. from Eddy-to Dorrance-street - -East-street, S. E. from Hill through North-street Eddy-street, 8. from Pine-street to the water Elbow-street,,S. from Ship to Hospital-street Elm-street, Ss. from Plane-street to the water: +f as . A Federal- street; "W. from Sabin to T'anyard-street. Fenner'street, W. from High to Pawtuxet-street Field-street, 8. from Ship-street to the water t Set Foster's lane, W. from Pawtuxet-street to Pine-street ah Fountain-street, - from Matthewson to Tanyard-street -Fox-Point sireet, S opens from 205 8. Main, 1 runs south to Fox Peis 4 wharf Franklin-street, W. from High to Fountain-street Sie Friendship-street, S. W. from Dorrance to Plane-street .. ... Front-street, S. E. from Hope-street to the river Cartels _ George-street, S. E. from Benefit, through Hope-street ite Green-street, W. 'from Westminster to Fountain-street ees Harding's alley, S. E. from South Main to Well-strees Harrington's lane; N, North end Soalee ty Hewes-street, N. from Stevens to North Main- street; bai tis. hs High-street, W. from Westminster to Johnston line...

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Hiil- street, S. E. from Hope-street running East.) 6 a4 woudl Hope- street, N..E. and S. E. from Olney's Jane to. Hillkstrees...'« Saectk Hopkins- street, S. E. from 36 South Main to Benefit-street ree.

Hospital-street, S. across Elm, and head. of Pomt-street, towards. new Howland's alley, N. from North. Main to Benhefit-street .: [hospital

Hydraulion-street, W. from Market-street to the Coye ° Stes ease India Point wharves, S. E. East end of Shore-strect. a Jackson-street, W. from. 163, Westminster to Fountain: 'street }

James-street, S. E. from South Main to Benefit-street oO

Jenkes-street, N. ;uns East from 31 Benefit to Prospect- -street ed

John-street; 8. E. from Benefit across Hope-street ;

Leonard- street, (private property). 8. opens between 2 and 3 Soult Water and leads into South Main.

Long wharf, 8S. W. opens between 16 and 18, Weybosset-street

Live lane, Ww from High-street to Atwell's Avenue" ' aN Market-street, W. ountbh Bridge to Westininster- street MTS ; Sd Dy Market-square, space around the Market a Martin-street, N. from Charles-street to North Providence. tine. Peay.

Mason's wharf, 8. W. opens between Nos. 8 and 10, Wepomor). Mathewson- street, W. from Broad-street to the Cove ; Mecting-street, N. from North Main to Hope-street | ie Oust

_ Megee-street, *S. E. from George to Benevolent-street ~ A, yy grr ee 5 Middle. street, W. trom.Orange.to Union-street . : id. Geote Leo Mill-street, N. from North Main to Chasles-streét_

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Mohawk alley, S. E. from Arnold to Transit-street

Nash's lane, N. from 377 North Main westward _

North-street, S' from Hope-street East 3

North Coart- street, N. from 111 North Main to fick clielbersés

Olney-street, N, from 268 North Main-street to the Neck

Orange-street, W...from 52 Westminster to Weybosset ua

Orms-street, N. from Charles.street to North Providence line _ pe

Packet-street, S. E. from South Water to South Main-stieet - ~= - - *

Page-street, W, from 34 Broad to Friendship street - Pie ee

Parsonage stréet, S. from' Elm to South-street PEPE AE AL SHA VE:

Pawtuxet- street, W. from 80 Broad-street to Cranston line

Pearl-street, W. 'from Pawtuxet-street to Cranston street

Peck's Wharf, S. W: opens between 48 and 50 Wey bosset-street

Pine-street, S. W. from Peck's Wharf to Plane-street

Plane-street. 8. W. from Pawtuxet street through South towards new

Planet-street, S. E. from South Main to Benefit-street [hespleal

Pleasant-street, W. from 21 Broad to Westminster-street

Point-street, S. from Hospital-street to the water

Pond-strect, W. between Pawtuxet and High-streets

Potter-street, W. from 30 Broad to Pine-street

Power-street, S, E. from 100 South Main to Hope-street

President-street, N. from 47 North Main to Benefit-street

Prospect-street, N. from College-street to Olney-street

Randall-street, N. from Charles-street to North Main-street

Rhodes-street, W. from 18 Broad to Pine-street

Richmond-streot, W. from 52 Broad tc Ship-street

Sabin-street, W. from Mathewson to Federal-street a

Sexton- atreet, N. from North Main-street into Smithfield Turnpike

Sheidon-street, S. E. from Benefit to Hope-street

Ship-street, 5. W. from Chesnut-street to the water

Short alley, N. from 245 North Main to Benefit-street

Snow-street, W. from Broad to Washington-street

Smith-street, N. from 178 North Main to Powder mill turnpike

Shore-street, S- E. from South Water-street to India Point

Stampers-street, N. from North Main to Hewes-street

Star-street, N. from 195 North Main to Benefit-street .

Steople-stroet, N. from North Water to North Main (formerly illinghast's Wharf) -

Stevens-street, N. from North Main to Charles-street

South-street, 8S. E. from Plane-street to the water '

South Court-street, N. from 113 North Main to Prospect-street _

South Main-street, 8. E. from 24 Market Square to Wickenden-Street

South Water-street, 3. E. ftom 30 Market Square to Fox Point»

Stéwart-street, W, from High to Pawtuxet-Street

Sugar lane, W. from 41 Broad to Westminster-street

Tanyard-street, W. from 67 High-street to Atwell's Avenue

Talman's lane, S. from Chesnut-street to the water

Thayer-street, S..E. from Power to Arnold-street

Thomas-street, N. from 74 North Main to Benefit-street

Thompson-street, S. E. from Wickenden to Shore-sireet

Thurber's lane, N. North end

Transit-street, S. E. from 195 South Main to Hope-street

Vaien- Street, W. from 35 Broad-street to the Cove

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Walker-street, W. from ae Se to Washington- street Washington- 'treet, West from Green-street to the Cove :

| Well-street, S. E from Power to William- street. oe

Westminster TOW, W.in 'Westminster- street.

Westminster-street, W. from 17 Market street to High -etreet West Water-street, 'sg. W. from 2 Market-street to Mason's wharf - Weybosset-street, W. from 36 Market-street to Broad-strect Wickenden-street S. E. from South Main to Hope-street Wiilliams-street, 8. E. from South Main to. Ba -sirest

PROVIDENCE DIRECTORY.

N. B. In order to avoid needless repetitions, the word street is omit- ° ted in the direction - it will however be understood, that 12 Market, means 12 Market-street,

iL= Where two directions are given, the first i is the place of busi- | ness ; the last the place of residence.

ABBOT Mrs. Sally, 161 Westminster

Abbott B. & Co. shoe und leather store, 190 N. Main Abbott, widow Thomas, 444 N. Main

Abell Daniel Hf. Olneyville

Abell Robert, machinist, ditto S Aborn Benjamin, 69 W estminster, 59 Broad

Aborn Burrows, commission merchant, 9 Market Sq. Aborn & Jackson, merchants, 69 Westminster

Aborn James, 1 Washington

Aborn Jobn W. Union, 130 Westminster

Aborn Lowrey. 28 Weybosset

Aborn & Smith, lumber merchants, 1 Washington "aes Aborn Mrs. Susan, 137 Westminster

Aborn Wm. H. Mariner, Richmond

Adams George, drayman, 12 High

Adams Joel, house-carpenter, Front |

Adams Joseph, distiller, 200 S. Main, over 202

Adams Lowel. merchant, 53 George, 80 Chesnut .Adams Nathaniel, 64 Broad

Adams Seth, com. merchant, 33 S. Water, 110 S. Main

Adams Seth, jun. ditto 24 ditto, Benevolent Adams Susannah, widow, 63 Benefit : Adams, widow, 62 George + ei

Adye Mrs. Aseneth, Cady' s Lane mY Ainsworth Luther, preceptor, Orange, Jackson Ainsworth Albert, usher 4th dis. public school, | Albertson Mrs. Nancy, 15 Chesnut

Albro Benjamin, ¢ cardener, Transit

Albro James, iailo#! rear 53 North Main

Alden Charles H. preceptor, 215 High

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Aldrich Brutus, blacksmith, rear Charles

Aldrich Esek, 187 Broad

Aldrich Esek, jun. grocer, 8 & 4 Weybosset, 137 Broad » Aldrich Nathan, carpenter, 442 ditto

Aldrich Nathanial: teamster, 442 N. Main

Aldrich Thomas, accountant, 4 Weybosset

Aldrich W. L. hat store, 21 Market, Mathewson Alexander Henry, constable, 72 South Main

__ Allard Lyman, teamster, 206 N. Main

Allen Abel, justice of peace, Church

Allen Avery, shoemaker, rear 53 N. Main

Allen & Belcher, IID OUCES of hard-ware, 4 Broad Allen Benjamin, grocer, 2 and 94 Broad

Allen Bradford, jeweller, I1 Pawtuxet

Allen Caleb, cabinet-maker, 118 North Main

> Allen Caleb, jr. jeweller, Canal, 118 N. Main Allen Miss Candie e, Benevolent

Allen Crawford, merchant, 35 8. Warr Benevolent Allen Daniel, painter, 33 High, 92 Pawtuxet

Allen Miss E. milliner, 89 and 118 N. Main Sgr Allen Ethan, bar-keeper, 2 N. Main pitied - Allen George, house-carpenter, Friendship

Alten Herman B. mariner, John

_ Allen Isaac B. jeweller, 47 Pawtuxet ~

_ Allen James, shoemaker, rear of 32 Pawtuxet _ Allen Lydia B. preceptress, Friends' Boarding School Allen Miss M. 60 Broad « Allen Mrs. 17 Chesnut Allen Mrs. 94 Broad Allen Nancy, widow, 44 Broad Allen Philip, eotton abe acturer, 196 and 147 N. Main | Allen Rebecea, widow, williner, 89 Broad Allen Rhodes, labourer, 26 Weybosset, Pine Allen Rhodes G. cabinet ware rooms, 105 and 107 i [ Westminster, Green Allen Samuel G. labourer, South Water, Cranston ~ ~ Allen Mrs. Sam'! V. IL Pawtuxet 3 Se Allen William, labourer, 236 South Moin Allen Wm. P. wheelwright, Sheldon Allen Wm. H. physic. and surgeon, 197 N. Maid Stas Allen Benj. F. & A. 15S. Main, 4 Washington Allen Zachariah, woollen manufacturer, 106 & 93 N. Allin Maason, grocer, 171 High ~ ., "ain [Main

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Almy Benjamin, labourer, Wickenden ~~ RN Almy & Brown, manufacturers, 57 N. Main Almy Samson, manufacturer, 57 N. Main - Almy Gideon, mariner, 169 S. Main Aimy Mrs. boarding house, 84 Westminster Almy Mary, Friends' boarding-school Almy Wm. mariner, 84 Westminster Ames Asa, powder store, 29 and 3l Weybosset ~~ * Ames J. F. physic. and chemist, 14 1-2 and 5 Westmin. Ames Nathaniel, com. merch. 59 S. Water, 82 S. Main Ames Samuel, manufacturer, 30 Market, Williams Ames Samuel jr. attorney, 12 Market Sq. - ditto Ames Willis, grocer, 112 and 121 High -Amsbury. Miss Cynthia, warper, 182 1-2 N. Main Amsbury Daniel S. 238 N. Main Amsbury Eleazer N. tailor, 128 1-2 and ei N. Main Amsbury Emily S. Miss, ES (32 1-2 N. Main Amsbury Israel, tailor, 128 1-2 and 238 N. Main 'Amsbury Jesse, tailor, 162 1-2N. Main - © Amsbury Willard, carpenter, R: I. Iron Foundry © Amsbury William N. tailor, 128 1-2 and 2388 .N. Main - _ Anderson Francis, rope- -maker, 145 Westminster Andrews David, merchant, 7 Long wharf, Prieta ie Andrews Puasa ou: widow, Benevolent Andrews George, accountant, Friendship Andrews Job, clerk, 106 North Main, 31 High ' Andrews John, manufacturer, 10 Long Wharf, Eddy Andrews Joseph, mason, 44 High Andrews Mary, widow, 84 Westminster Andrews Nancy, widow, Friendship Andrews Phebe, widow, 31 High ' Andrews Sally, widow, 101 North Main Andrews William, mason, Benevolent: - s Andrews William, jun. mason, 176 High © 3 Andros Wm. N. fancy goods, 89 High 'Angell Albert, house-carpenter, rear Canal sear Mrs. Betsey, Inn-Keeper, 151 High _ Angell Daniel, grocer, Canal poumes. t ~ Angell Darius, butcher, market house, Cranston ea i "Angell Dexter, grocer, Charles amt ay Augell Emor, house-carpenter, 49 High Angell Enos, house-carpenter, 539 North Main i F enner, butcher, Market-House, Charles,

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Angell Henry, machine-maker, 350 N. Main Angell Isaac, house-carpenter, 264 N. Main Angell James, mariner, Cranston

Angell Job, butcher, market-house, Steward Angell Job 2d, dry goods, 3 Westminster, Aborn Angell Job F. butcher, market-house, 193 High Angell John, grocer, High -

Angell Jonathan 8. house-carpenter, Washington Angell Joseph, butcher, market-house, Cranston Angel] Joseph, labourer, Friendship

Angell Joseph K. attorney, College, 91 Benefit Angell Joseph S. butcher, Market-House Angell Luther, grocer, 193 North Main, Charles Angell Lydia, widow, boarding-house, 150 Benefit

"Angell N. widow, 91 Benefit

Angell Nicholas, butcher, Market, 8 Union Angell Oliver, preceptor, 119 Benefit, 216 North 'Main Ane zell Robert, grocer, 266 North Main, 24 Benefit

Angell Ruhama, widow, High i

Angell Thomas, cooper, Friendship wat

Angell Wm. butcher, Canal-market, Orms Angell Wm. carpenter, rear Canal

~ Annis Charles, grocer, Smith

Annis George, paper maker, North of High

- Annis Obadiah, Orms Annis Olney, butcher, Orms | | - Anthony Burrington, Marshall, over 15 M. Square, At-.

Anthony David, tobacconist,-106 High - [well's avenue

- Anthony David, manufacturer, Anthony? s wharf, Angell

Anthony Edward, clerk, 18 M. Square, 66 S. cps Anthony Eliza, widow, Elm | Anthony Henry, 1 Weybosset, Washington

Anthony Hezekiah, hatter, 172 High

Anthony Ifezekiah, grocer, 11 Weybosset, 38. Broad Anthony James G. Aevwudians 8S. Water, 47 West- Anthony James, 2d, shoemaker, 172 High [minster Anthony John G. 46 South Water, 66 South Main

Anthony Joseph, grocer, 34 W eybosset, 66 S. Main Anthony Joseph B. 66 South Main

Anthony L. D. clock & watch-maker, a7 N. Main, 128 do. Anthony Miss, 41 George 's Anthony Richard, usher 2d dis. ibs school, 128 N. Main | Suthopy Samuel W, clerk, 49 S. Water, 172 Rah ,

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Aplin Miss Hannah, tailoress, 374 North Main Aplin Stephen A. grocer, Wickenden Aplin Stephen A. jun. grocer, 86 S. Main, Arnold Aplin William, just. peace, 3'South Main, John Appleby Joshua, boarding-house, 5 Westminster Armington Ann 8. preceptress, Hope Armington A. W. accountant, Wickenden Armington & Burrough, druggists, foot Transit . Armington George, cabinet-maker, Benevolent c Armington Harvey, physician, foot Transit, Wickenden Armington James, cabinet-maker, Benevolent Armington Pardon, machinist, Bark, 257 N. Main * Arnold Mrs. Abby, 170 Benefit Arnold Aborn, house-carpenter, Washington a Arnold Ahab, Wamuietirer: Leonard, 84 Westminster Arnold Sead) grocer, 148. Main, Washington Hotel Arnold Alfred, clerk, 178 and over 174 North Main Arnold Alvin S. carpenter, Stewart Arnold Anthony B. Peck's wharf, 51 Broad au Arnold Augustus, tailor, over 8 M. Square, ss N. Main | Arnold Miss Betsey, nurse, Middle Arnold Caleb, shoe store, 30 N. Main, Ciewenee : Arnold C. B. & Co. paper hangings, 61 Weyb. Transit oS Arnold Christopher, Arnold ae Arnold C. R. widow, John Arnold Daniel, flour store, 12 W. Water: 1 High . Arnold & Davenport, wholesale grocers, 28 WwW ater = Arnold David, toll-gatherer, Central bridge ws Arnold Elias, grocer, 39 Weybosset, Aborn ae Arnold Elisha, mason, Stewart : Arnold George, grocer, 115 Broad, 140 Westminster _ Arnold George C. dry goods, 43'and-88 Westminster | Arnold Geo. R. com. merchant, 104, S. Water, Pleasant Arnold Israel, spar-maker, 167 South Main Arnold Israel, blacksinith, Elm ; Arnold Jeremiah O. do. do. Hospital . Arnold James, accountant, 141 Westminster Arnold James U. manufacturer, 86 W estrainster | | Arnold John, painter, 178 S. Main Pte! Arnold Joseph F. Washington totel, reared Weybosset Arnold Lemuel H. merchant, 50S. Water, Aborn Arnold Lewis L. tailor, over 5 M Square, Benefit Arnold Lowry, inn-keeper, 10 and 12 High |

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- Arnold Miss Maria, over LI6 N. Main Arnold Mrs. Mary, Green Arnold Mrs, Mary, Transit . Arnold Nehemiah, 141 Westminster Arnold Richard J. merchaat, 26 S. Water, 100 S. Main Arnold S. & A. B. merchants, Peck's wharf . ~ Arnold Salmon A. phys. & surg. Pleasant, 59 1-2 West'r Arnold Sam'], manufacturer, 8 S. Water, 133 N. Main Arnold Samuel G. grocer, 67 and 103 igh Arnold Simeon, house-carpenter, 18 High Arnold Stephen, merchant, Peck's wharf, 11 High Arnold Stephen W.& A, merch, 58. Water » Benevolent Arnold Mrs. Waity, Middle Arnold Welcome, teamster, Atwell's avenue Arnold William, mariner, 183 South Main Arnold William, cooper, rear 237 N. Main Arnold William, jun. clerk, 30 N. Main, Clemence - Arnold William U.2 8. Water, 125 Broad Arnold William W. house-carpenter, Stewart ~ Ashley Joseph, grocer, 44 Weybosset _ Ashley Orrin, clerk, 44 Weybosset : Ashton Samuel B. din: -store, 116 1-4 S. Main, William: - Ashton William, sail-maker, over 91S. Water, 196Benefit Asmore dotsmon. labourer, Wickenden Atwell Mrs. Lydia, 216 Benefit . Atwell Polly, widow, Star Atwood John, caulker, South Atwood Freelove, widow, 31 High Atwood Zenas, labourer, 286 N. Main Axtell Ann, weaver, 15 Pawiixet | Aylsworth John, labourer, corner Orms and Charles

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Babbitt Henry P. jeweller, Canal, 61 Broad Babbitt John T. do. do. =. "des Babcock John W. hou. carpenter, Mathewson, Claverick - _ Babcock Elisha, painter, 350 N. Main

Babcock Latham, house-car penter, Friendship Babcock William W. do. 19 Pawtuxet : Babson Geor ge, 161 North Main -

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- Bacheler C. B blacksmith, rear Canal

-~ Bacheler Lydia, rear 123 North Main

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Bacheler Parley, Smith Bacheler Wafren, road-maker, 364 N. Main . Bacheler Origen, Editor Anti-Universalist, Canal market Bacheler Pirdiscus, shoemaker, 419 N. Main Bacon Benjamin P. hostler, 2 N. Main Bacon Chive, private boarding, Ship Bacon. James, drayman, (Seazee baie 7 Bacon Joshua, baker, Randall Bacon [saiah, labourer, Abbott Bacon Mrs. Mary, 94 Westminster Bacon Naomi, widow, Arnold Bacon William, baker, 297 N. Main Bailey Abigail, widow, 172 Benefit - a Bailey Franklin, accountant, 6 Weybosset, Union ' Bailey Jane, teacher of drawing, High School Bailey John, mason, corner Hope and Power Bailey Martin, grocer, 170 and 159. South Maia - Bailey Pabodie, house-carpeuter, Sheldon Bailey Miss Sally, 216 Genefit e Baker Allen, dentist, Hospital : Baker Avis, widows boarding-house, Rower ~ Baker Chloe, widow, Ship

Baker Elisha W. precep. 2d dis. as school, 128 N. Main

Baker Freelove, widow, 135 High Baker George, watch-maker and jewelry, 61 Cheapside, Baker Jeremiah, h. car peater, 87 Benefit [Mathewson Baker Joseph A. marimer, 67 S. Main Baker Moses, lot. & exchange broker, 34,Canal, Transit Baker Richard, grocer, 87 Broad, 2% Pawtuxet - Baker Seth, house- -carpenter, Eddy Baker Sterry, grocer, 125 and 247 High Roker William P. blacksmith, Elm, cor. Hope & Point alch Caleb G. Pine Balch John R. accountant, Exchange Bank; Chureh Balch Joseph, 22 George _ Balch Joseph, jun. drugvist, 38 S. Main, 219 Benefit Balch Miss Mary, boarding-school, 22 George Ballou Mary, widow, 135 Westminster 'Ballou William, butcher, Charles _*Bane James, labourer, R. [. iron foundry Barber Sally, widow, Transit | - Barbour Albert, house-carpenter, Ben a tp Barbour Henry, labourer, 143 High _ im

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- Barbour Joseph, machinest, Bark, 212 N. Maim - ; _Barker Cyrus, hard ware, 41 Weybosset; 42, Chesnut Barker Cyrus, house-corpenter, Convenient, Hospital Barker Daniel L. shoemaker, 76 Broad Barker Gideon, house-carpenter, John Barker Hiram, grocer, cor. Paw. and Ches. 49 Paw. Barker Joseph A. clerk, 41 Weybosset, 42 Chesnut Barker Mrs. Marey, Federal Barker & Robbins, merchant tailors, 19 Cheapside \ Barker Simeon, house-carpenter, Transit, Brook Barker & Sinenine shoemakers, Mathewson Barker Stephen, jun. hatter, Atweil's avenue Barker Wm. C. mer. tailor, 19 Cheapside, 1208. 'Magi Barker & Wardwell, grocers, cor. Pawtuxet & Chesnut Barkin Lawrence, labourer, Canal Barkin Timothy, do. do.

Barnes D. L. widow, 33 Benefit

Barnes James, shoe-store, 97 Westminster, Mathewson Barney Cromwell, widow, Wiiliam . Barney Horatio, labourer, between Hill and Front Barney Israel, labourer, Hill

Barney James, do. do.

Barrows Aaron, grocer, Canal, 77 N. Main - .

Barrows Thomas M. physician and surgeon, 155 N, Main Barstow Edwin, ship-carpenter, South: Barstow Elias, ship-carpenter, South Barstow Elias, jun. tailor, Ship Barstow Nathaniel, house-carpenter, Jackson Barstow Thomas W. accountant, South Bartleti John R. accountant, badk NW. Am. 47 Wesminst.

~ Bartlett Jonas, Observatory, Fox Point hill , Bartlett Moses Hl. house-carpenter, bet. Hill and Front Bartlett Nehemiah, gardener, Martin Barton David, grocer, 36 Market, OW. Water,130Westm: Barton Henry, dry goods, 7 & 142 Westminster | Barton John, rear of High | | Barton John B. surveyor "C. House, 7 and 28 §S, Main ty Barton John, jun. variety store, 225 High ; Barton William, 28 South Main . i Basset, Horatio, corner Field and Elm Bassett Luther, shoemaker, Ship '

Bassett Masa, gold and silver refiner and nursery-mnam, | eorner Field and Elm

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Bates M. G. C. Point ; Bates Sullivan, grocer, Canal

Bates Varnum J. grocer, Leonard, Meeting

Battey Angell, house-carpenter, South |

Battey Benjamin A. do. corner of Richmond and Ship Battey Benjamin A. jun. druggist, tl S. Main, 19 Wey't # Battey Henry, house-carpenter, Ship Battey Joseph, house-carpenter, &7 Benefit

Battey Sheldon, dry goods, 142 and 157 High

Battey William, labourer, cor. Benefit and Wickenden Baxter Patrick, labourer, 19, Pawtuxet Baxter Susan, widow, Thayer

Baxter Mrs: Lyi a, 170 South Main ; Beazely Edward, pimps sbiors rear of 66 Weybosset..

- Beazely John, town-crier, 21 Pawtuxet

Bebee Staiiton, jeweller, Cady's lane, 63 Benefit

Bebee Elisha, tailor, 11 Westminster, 68 Benefit

Beckford George, comb- maker, 150 Benefit, 161 N.Main Beckford Nancy, widow, 161 North Main | Beckwith A. S. book-store, 19 Market, Angel [Water Beckwith & Pearson, commission merchants, t7 8. Beckwith Truman, 17 S. Water, cor. Benefit & College Bedford James, jeweller, 218.N. Main, Charles

Beedle Daniel C. house-carpenter, Field

Beers John, labourer, Hill

Beers Stephen do. do. . : Begand Nancy, widow, 'Thayer ; f Bekin James, labourer, R. 1. iron foundry : 7 Belcher Joseph, 4 Broad, 10 Chesnut me

Belcher William, labourer, 30 Weybosset, Hospital Belintine George, tailor, 37 Weybosset

Bellows Liscomb, screw-maker, High

Bellows Roxana S. preceptress, 116 Broad.

Bennett Abraham, clerk, 188 and 182 North Main Bennett Stephen H. mariner, Transit

_ Bensor Alvers, house-carpenter, 51 High

- Benson Christian, mariner, Cole x

Benson Mrs. Rhoda A. John

'Benson Wm. P. R.h. carpenter, Peck's wharf, 87 Broad Bentley Christopher, shoemaker, High

Fentley Elery, tailor, 9 N. Main, 80 Broad

_ Bentley Mrs. Lydia, grocer, Transit : - Bentley Thomas, house- -carpenter, John ye

. Benton Joseph, boarding-house, Eddy |

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Bliss Maria, widow, 193 South Main Bliven Luke, mariner, Thayer Blodget Leonard, mason, 7 Benefit | Blodget Wim. & Co. commiss. merchants, 18 S. Watcr, Blodget Wim. merchant, 18 South Water, Smith Blodget W in. jun. clerk, do. do.

Bodge Samuel G. chair-painter, 48 and 16%. Main Bogman Joseph, hovise-carpenter, Washington Bogman Mrs. Katherine, over 170 South Main

Bogman Mrs. Mary, 222 South Main

Bogman & Wardwell, house-carpenters, Mathewson Bogman Wm. tobacconist, 3 and 33 Broad

Bolles David, stone-cutter, Peck's wharf, Mathewson Bolles George, boarding-house, Pine

Bolles Jesse N. ace't, 10 S. Water, cor. Dorrance & Pine . Bolles Leonard, stone-cutter, 149 High

Bolles & Price, stone-cutters, Peck' s wharf

Bond Anson, teamster, Transit

Bonney Eli, clerk, 37 Market, Claverick

Borden A. D. bar-keopet, Manufacturer's Hotel Borden David, livery stable, 96 Westminster

Borden Holder, agent Blackstone Co. 23 Weybosset Borden Jefferson. : agent, 27 S. Water, 47 Westininster Born Albert, hack-driver, 86 Benefit

Boss Alexander, machinist, High

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_ Boss Jeremiah, house-carpenter, High

Boss Peleg, do. do. f Bosworth Asa, Peck's wharf, 76 Chesnut - - Bosworth Bates, labourer, Hill

Bosworth Lewis, shoemaker, 14 and 84 Broad Bosworth Mrs. Ruth, 84 Broad

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Bosworth Stephen, jun. house-carpenter, Sabin / Bosworth Smith, agt. D. B. & C. Company, Sabin, Math Bosworth Pardon, grocer, 101 Broad, 76 Chesnut Bourn Ezra, lottery & exch. broker, 23 M. Sq. Richmond Bourn Francis, house-car penter, Clemence

- Bourn Wilder, blacksmith, rear, 80 Benefit S. Court.

Bowen Andrus, gunsmith, corner Charles and Orms Bowen Eleanor, widow, Well |

Bowen Esek, dyer, corner Westminster and Union _ Bowen Ethan, clerk, 131 North Main, Canal

Bowen George, 1 mariner, Well

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Bowen George W. grocer, 253 North Main

Bowen 'irs. Henrietta, preceptress, 164 Benefit

. Bowen Henry, Secretary of State, Court-house, College Bowen Henry, 2d, comb-maker, 140 N. Main, Cady's lane Bowen Horatio G. 14 George

Bowen Isaac, mariner, 103 South Main

Bowen Jacub, mason, Convenient

Bowen Miss Mary, 103 South Main

Bowen QO. E- mariner, 222 South Main

Bowen Oliver, widow, 'Thomas

Bowen Reuben, mariner, 111 Pawtuxet

Bowen Sarah, taileress, 80 Broad

Bowen Thomas, labourer, Foster's lane

Bowen Tully D. account' t23 W eybosset, 84 Westmins, ° Bowen Wm. phys. & surgeon, corier College & S. Main Bower Samuel J. sign painter, 39 Market, "Pine Bowers Lafavour, coach-maker. Hill

Bowers Sylvester, constable, 135 High

Bowers William R. mariner, Franklin House

Bowker John. P. housecarpenter R. I. iron foundry Bowler Charles L. Cashier Prov. Bank

Bowler Cornelius G. mariner, 42 Benefit

Bowler Daniel B. & Co. jewellers, 73 and '117 N. Main Bowler Mrs. Lydia, 57 Chesnut i Bowler M. milliner, 117 North Main

Boyd Betsey E. widow, tailoress, Sugar lane sat Boyd Betsey, tailoress, Convenient : Boyd Samuel, baker, rear 70 Eroad _

Bradford Alice, widow, South ©

Bradford Anne, widow, "Cransit

Bradford George H.h- carpenter.78 N. Main, 54 Benefit: Bradford Henry, merchant, 33 S. Water, 59 S. Main Bradford Joseph, clerk, 11 M. Square, 61 S. Main Bradford Joseph, widow, 59 South Mam

Bradford lL. H. lot. & exch. broker, 1 Canal, 171N. Main Bradford Nicholas H. clerk, Canal, 171 N. Main Bradford Susannah, widow, Smith y

Bradford Wm. upholsterer, 152 Westminster, 46 High Bradford Wm. B. seed store, Canal, 171 N. Main Bradley Thomas, reed-maker, 385 North Main Bradley William, dentist, 8 Benefit -

Bradley William, grocer, 246 South Main

Brage Wheaton, house-carpenter, 60 George:

Branch Daniel, house-carpenter, Mull

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Branch John, shoemaker, High -

Branch John H.A7 George |. . i Branch Mrs. Lydia, 41 Pawtuxet

Branch Mary. widew, bastidastiauise, 75 S. 'Main Branch Matilda, widow; 47 Geor ge"

Branch Mrs..Rhoda, 17 Pawtuxet ! | Branch Stephen, Justice C. C. Pleas, 57 Westmin' r, Pine Branch William, saddier, 129 !-2. High; Cranston | Brastow Billie, lumber merchant, 88 S. Water; John Brainerd Austin, physician and surg. 111 S. Main, Power f Brayton Daniel, grocer, Mill

Breed Enoch, superintendent Friends' Suhwollt Breed Jeremiah, teamster, 433 North Main Brewer Cyrus, house-carpenter, 246 North Main Brewer Mary; widow, 40 High +f " Brewer Simeon, hat-store, 3 Market Sq. 150 Westmin't Brewer & Wileox, book-stor e, 5 Market Square ~-

Brice John P. house-carpenter, rear 107 S. Main. Brickley Anson P. shoemaker, 30S. Main, foot of Union Brickley Henry, ditto... ditto _ ditto f Brickley Henry, jun. ditto - ditto . - >.- - ditto»! Bridgham Sam'! W. attorney, N. Court, 112-N. Main' Briggs Alten, comb-maker, 10 .N. Main, Cady's lane Briggs Amos, tailor, 9 Market, Mathewson a Briggs Avery, blacksmith, © pan atons «4 OP deh ah At Briggs Daniel, mariner, Wickenden are, Briggs D.-machine-maker, near P. Furnace, Codington Briggs Ebenezer, house-car sistas Ship - pod Briggs Kliakim, machine-maker, 245 N. Main Briggs Enos H. labourer, Randall

Briggs John, reed-maker, 404 North Main, Nash's Jane . Briggs Joseph, mariner, Wickenden | <f Briggs Misses Margaret & Julia, Washington yi

Briggs Thomas, bladkeinith, Cranston | futay.g x bh Brocklebank Joseph, labourer, Transit... geet' Brooks Joseph, shoemaker, 117 N. - Mi adits ek a Broom: William, jeweller, Beeple, Star Brown, William, jeweller, Steeple, Star_ Od ome Brown Allen, Rev. Merchants' Bank, Power wien Brown Allen, labourer, Angell iy ae

- Brown Mrs. Amey, 358. North Main ~~ '+l Brown Benedict, cooper, 75 Broad .

Brown Benj. cabinet maker, 101 W estminster, John Brown Sashing. jun. spent mea 374 Ny 'Maat

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'Brown Daniel, mason, Eddy Brown & Eddy, machine-makers, Elm Brown Edward, labourer, Martin Brown Eli, 'dyer, Charles, 246 North Main Brown Eunice, widow, Walker © a. Brown Ebenezer P. jeweller, 218 N. Main, Smith Brown Ephraim, Thayer Brown Geor ge, Elbow . Brown George, teamster, 249 N. Main Brown George C. blacksmith, Peck's wharf, Pine Brown George L. mariner, over 154 South Main Brown Hansel mason, Howland's alley - Brown Hugh H. book & job printer, 15 _ ket Square, cor. Pine and Potter - Brown Ira, dyer, Charles - Brown Isaac, 14 8S. Water, 56S. Main Brown Isaac G. house-carpenter, Planet, Hope © Brown & Ives, merchants, over 36 South Main Brown James, Power Brown James, house-carpenter, Mill Brown James, house-carpenter, Eddy Brown Jesse, machinist, Poimt Brown John, machine maker, 215 High" Brown John C. 189 Benefit Brown John F. blacksmith, Elm Brown John, machinist, Ship Brown John 8S. cabinet-maker, 245 N. Main * REO Brown John, mariner, 180 Benefit - cc Brown Joseph, mariner, 217 Benefit - Brown Mrs. Lucy, tailbreae! rear 61 S. Main " Brown Lydia, widow, Power | Brown Moses, Angell <3 Brown Nathaniel, shoe store, 51 Westminster, Clemened Brown Nicholas, over 36 South Main, 189 Benefit - Brown Nicholas, jun. - . ditto Brown Pardon; baker, Bar 5 é Brown Riley, house-carpenter, Transit | Brown Ruth, widow, Pewer | a | gba Brown Sayles; grocer, corner Canal & Smith eras _ Brown Miss Sally, boarding-house, 169 South Main" ~ Brown Miss Sally, mantua-maker, 76 S. Main Brown Samuel, blacksmith, Elm : Brown Samuel, naval officer of the port, 71 S, Mai awe. Samuel E. PH, 127 N. Main {46 a

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Brown Stephen, house-carpenter, 121 Br oad Brown Steph: C. watch-maker, 55. N. Main, 57 Westra Brown Thomas C. mule-spinner, Elbow Brown Thomas, Aborn.

Brown Whipple, mariner, Planet.

Brown Wiley, paper-maker, N. of High

Brown William A. printer, 9 Market. Square Broék | Brown William J. mason, Page

Brown Zebedee, mariner, Ann . 3 Brownell Amelia, widow, Transit | "s Brownell Benjamin-B. jeweller, Canal, 90 N. Maia, si Brownell Isaac, boarding-house, 15 Ww ey bosset

- Brownell Mrs. widow, 161 Westminster

Brownell Richmond, phys. & sur. Hydraul. 9 Westm. Brownell Stephen, house-carpenter, Elm

Brownell Sylvester,3i Broad...

Brownell 'Thomas, mariner, 69 Peeaiia

Brownell 'Thomas, ship-joiner, Elm

Brownell William T. house-carpenter, 102 Pawtuxet: © Brownell William, accountant, i1 and 15 W ey bosset. Browning. Champha K. tailor, 14 Market Square, Math, Buck Russell, hackman, 118 Benefit, College ; Bucklin George, grocer, 126 South Main, Arnold Bucklin James C. house-carpenter, rear 8 Weybosset: Bucklin Nathan, labourer, north of High

Bucklin Sam'l S. harness-maker, College, 144 N.Main- Bucklin Thomas P. accountant, 122 S. Wat. 593 Westm: Bucklin William, barber, 124 South Main, Arnold - Budlong Anthony, house-carpenter, Sheldon

Budlong Charles R. house-carpenter, Power .

Budlong George W. carpenter, Canal, 206 North Maia Budlong Huldah Missy tailoress, 116 Westminster Budlong James, jeweller, Field init Budlong John S. clerk, 74 South Water, Sheldom . .« Budlong Joseph R. house-carpenter, Power rool Budlong Moses, house-carpenter, 87 Benefit

Budiong Rebecca, widow, President oe Budlong Samuel,-grocer, 104 & 102 High ohh ah Budlong William, house-carpenter, Sheldon Buffington Alfred, machinist, Eddy, 32 Chesnut

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Buffington Maria, preceptress, Power Buffum Esek, tin plate worker, Pearl

' Buffum Horded: AG South Water, 18 George'

- Buffum Horace & Son, manufact's, 46S:Wat. = Bullock Jabez, accountant, 81 Si Water, 128 S. Main , Ballard Rachel, widow, Church Bullock Miss Rachel, tailoress, 224 Benefit a4 Bullock Richmond, cured: 81 S. Water, 128'S. Main Bullock Wm. P. over 47S. Water, cor. Brown & Benev. Bump Nathaniel; meal dealer, 139 North Main ~*~ Bump Wanton, Smith -

Burdon Reuben, cabinet"maker, Middle it : Burges Tristam, attorney, 15 Market Square, Planet : Burgess Alpheus, mariner, Thurber's lane © 'a Burgéss Benj. B. hotise-carp. rear Cranston & Stewart - Burgess Eunice, widow, Stewart -

Burgess James Prtailor, 34 Market, rear 32 Paltuxet' Burgess Thomas, attorney, College, Pleasant ig - Burgess 'Thomas M. merchant, 4 'Ss. Water, Pleasant - Burgess William, house-carpenter, Transit | Burns John, labourer, Graves' lane

Burk Cues labourer, Pond

Burk Miss Rébeceads tailoress, 6 Westminster : Burk Richard, house-carpenter, corner Richm. & Pine Burnton & Elliott; book-binders, Orange, Elm

Burket Abby, widow, nurse, Field 3

Burr Anna, widow, 247 North Main a

Burr Christopher, jeweller, 73 North ge 42 Westans Burr David, hostler, Stampers . Burr Bizekiel, erocer, | Benefit

Burr Hannah, widow, Pine

Burr Henry L. jeweller, 51 George

Burr John, auctioneer, Canal, 8S. Court -

Burr Martin, labourer, Federal © ME Be Burr ittiol, clerk, Canal, "South Court

'Burr Stephen; clerk, Fox Point, 176 Benefit - Burr William W. cabinet-maker, P. Furn. 249 N. Main . Burrill Amelia, widow, Benevolent. '

- Burrough Misses Ehzabeth and Sarah, 193 South Nabe | Burrough John, pilot and steam-boat agent, John Burrough dann: custom-h. officer, foot Transit, Power. Burrough Robert 8S. do.» foot Transit, Coole Burrough Sylvania, widow, 193 South Main Burrough William, foot Transit, Thayer = in

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Burroughs W. L. painter, 77 North Main Barrows Benjamin, house-carpenter, 105 Pawtuxet

Burrows Edward, _ ditto 116 - ditto Burrows John R. ditto _ 110. ditto Burrows Joseph, _ ditto 102 ditto

- Burt David, painter, 138 and 203 North Main ~

Burt Ellis, wheclwright, rear 123 North Main

- Burt Mrs. Mary, Power

Burton Joseph, shoemaker, President |

Bush Richard W. leather-dresser, Charles, 243 N. Main Bushee Luther, house-carpenter. Charles Field

Bussey John, inn-keeper, 77 North Main

Bussey Welcome, machinist, Martin, Randal

Butler Abner, truckman, May in. a Butler Cyrus, merchant, 838 Weybosset, 30 Westminst er Butler Mrs. Elizabeth, Central : Butler Eunice, widow, 304 North Main Butler James, labourer, 304 North Main Butler Joseph, 153 Broad

Butler Thomas, mariner, 304 North Main

'Butler William, 38 Weybosset, 30 Westminster

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Butman Eliza, mantua-maker, rear 95 North Main Buitman Mary, widow, Graves' lane

Butman William H. labourer, Graves' lane

Butts Isaac, 14 Market Square, 94 High

Butts James EK. dry goods, 11 Market Square, 94 High Butts James P. ropemaker, Coles

Batts & Lockwood, merchant tailors, 14 Market Squ. Butts Samuel, jun. drayman, 229 South Main

Butts Samuel W. tailor, 14 Market Square

Butts Seth, rope-maker, Friendship

Butts Seth, jun. jeweller, Canal, Friendship

Butts William, baker, 93 Bread. °

Cady Calvin, labourer, rear 408 North Main

Cady David, merchant, 27 Weybosset, 125 Vest minateh Cady David, dyer, 77 Broad

Cady Meetrarali, widow, 110 Broad

Cady Mrs. Elizabeth, tailoress, rear 95 North Main Cady George, clerk, 109 Broad

Cady Isaac H. dry goods, 33 Westminster, Pine

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@ady Jonathan, house-carpenter, Richmond 6 |

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Cady Jonathan, 'shoemaker, Cady's lane

Cady Joseph, 31 George

Cady Joseph, house- -carpenter, rear 95 North Main Cady Josiah, shoemaker, 14 Broad, Pime

Cady. Lyman, butcher, Market-house, Pond

Cady Milton, cabinet-maker, Green, Mathewson - : Cady Penuel P. clerk, cor. Dorrance & Pine a Cady Shubael H. mariner, 125 Westminster aN: Calbert & Spear, comb manufactory, 152 Benefit

Calbert George H. . ditto ditto

Calder Alexander, tailor, 9 North Main, Pond

Calder James, 97 North Main Calder John, coppersmith & founder, 116 South Mais Calder William, pewterer, 97 and 182 North Main ~ Call John, Jabourer, 32 Pawtuxet

Campbell James, gardener, 230'S. Main

~ Campbell Joshua, drayman, 3 Pawtuxet

Canterbury Ira, cabinet-maker, 121 Broad Capen William, 16 Westminster, Franklin House

- Capron Ahab, labourer, Burr's lane

Capron Curnel B. bar-keeper,-77 North Main Capron David, musician, Meeting Capron Mrs. tailoress, 13 Broad

Card Jeremiah, tanner, Canal ~

Card Rachel Mrs. 240 North Main Card Shadrach, labourer, Fox Point

Carder William, labourer, Power

Carey Miss Susan, 187 South Main

Carey Abraham B. mariner, Johu Carey Thaddeus, inn-keeper, East Pawlet tnintiptite Carleton George, blacksmith, rear Union Carlile Edward, accountant, il South Water, Thomas Carlile Francis Y. publisher Amer. & Gaz. 15 Mar. Sq.

Lawton's Hotel

Carlile John, cabinet-maker, 93-South Main, 16 George Carlile John & Samuel, lariber, rear. 113 South Main | Carlile Samuel, do. do. do. Wil'm © Carpenter Augustus, mariner, Eddy Carpenter Calvin, house-carpenter, 332 North Main Carpenter Daniel E. house-carpenter, 22 Pawtuxet Carpenter Earl, grocer, 2 W. Water, Canal, Richmond Carpenter Ebenezer, carpenter, 94 Broad ne Carpenter Ezekiel, painter, 344 North Maia pee

_ Carpenter Fanny widow, Arnold,

"PROVIDENCE DIRECTORY. _ By Carpenter F. W. merchant, 10 1-2 S. Water, Power Carpenter George W. grocer, 190 and 253 N. Main Carpenter Henry G. wooden ware & seed st. 85 Westm. Carpenter Hosea, house-carpenter, Mill, 238 N. Main Carpenter Job, 83 rear 85 Westminster 'Carpenter Joseph C. accountant, Leonard, Power Carpenter Mawney, painter, 344 and 340 North 'Main Carpenter Newton, Dorrance Carpenter Miss Olive, tailoress, 208 South Main Carpenter Oliver, 88 Westmiiitter Carpenter Oliver, 2d, 37 Cheapside, 148 Westuinste Carpenter Peter, widow, Arnold Carpenter Sarah H. widow, 148 Westminster Carpenter Thomas F. attorney, 3 and''7 W (i oe Carpenter widow, 244 North Main > : Carpenter William W. accountant, 244 North Main Cargill John M. cabinet-maker, 57 High - : Carr Edward, printer, Patriot office, 201 South Main - Carr Gardner, grocer, 40 and 45 High o's Carr Mrs. 70 Broad as Carr Samuel, house-carpenter, Clifford Carr Samuel, Olney's lane Carr Vincent, clerk, 23 Cheap. cor. Dorrance & Pine * Carrington Edw. & Co. merch's, 122 S. Wat. Williana Carrique Henry, clerk, 14 W. Water, Union : Cartee Cornelius 8. accountant, Tahh Cartee widow, John Carter Coomer, blacksmith, Eddy Carter Leonard, iron-moulder, Eddy - Carver John G. hatter, Peck's Mvhiatl) 84 Br oad Casas F. B. teacher at High School Case Allen, house-car penter, Friendship, South Case Philip, accountant, 12 Market Square, Aborn Caswell Alexis Rey. professor mathematics, College Caswell Philip, painter, 'Sheldon Caswell Robert, shoemaker, 161 South Main, Transit Cathier Louis, weaver, 375 North Main Chace Amos M. accountant, 50 S. Water, Benefit Chace Asa, house-carpenter, Clemence Chace Burgess, teamster, Tanyard Chace Caleb, chaise and wagon-maker, 396 N. Main Chace Charles, comb-maker, 102 Benefit, 172 S. Main Chace Mrs. Deborah, milliner, 67 and 23.N. Main Chace Mrs. Elizabeth, 172 South Main

Chace Ephraim, 34 Chesnut

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Chace Henry, mason, Fox Point. . Chace Hiram WV. jeweller, 55 George, Cady? s lane

Chace Isaac, blacksmith, Eddy, 69 Chesnut

Chace James, mason, cor. Hope and Power

Chace Jarvis, tailor, 9 Cheapside, 19 Weybosset Chace John, housesrapenter, 17 Pawtuxet

Chace John B. grocer, 5 South Main, Hopkins

Chace Jonathan, labourer, Thurber's lane

Chace Joseph, mason, cor. Hope and Power:

Chace Otis, blacksmith, rear 80 Benefit, Meeting Chace Robert, house-carpenter, cor. Elm and Hospital Chace Samuel, house-carpenter, 'Thurber's lane Chace Simpson, mason, cor. Hospital and Point Chace Sulomon, mason, Point

Chace " BM hsriws.. morocco-dresser, Canal, S. Court ©. Chace widow, Arnold

Chace William, morocco-dresser, 5 Weybosset. ad Chace William W. house-carpenter, Mill, Sexton Chadsey R@bert S. house-carpenter, Claverick

Chafee, Amos, accountant, 99 Broad

Chafee Daniel, grocer, 2 fligh, 124 Broad at Chafee Edward O. tailor, 211-2 N. Main, 94 Broad

'dahotey Harvey, shoemaker, 61 and 176 S. on

2 Nancy, widow, Transit

afee Zachariah, mason, 27 Pawtuxet

Chaffee Bosworth, blacksmith, 136 High. Chamberlain Eldridge, labourer, 257 N. Main Chamberlain Luther, house-carpenter, rear Canal Chambers James, jun. mariner, Field

Chambers John, engineer, B. B. Co. rear Wickenden

/Chambers Naomi, svlceer 101 Pawtuxet

Chandler Elizabeth, widow, 183 S. Main

Chandler & Greene, wholesale grocers, 12 Weybosset | Chandler Randolph, rear 10 Weybosset Ghandler Stockbridge, ship-carpenter, Eddy Chandler John W. grocer, 119 West'r, over 4 Broad Chapin Amory, 14 Weybosset, 137 W estminster Chapin Rasselas M. grocer, Eddy, Pine

Chapin Josiah & Co. 14 Weybosset, 27 High

Chapin Lb. D. music saloon, 60 Westminster Chappell Gardner, jeweller, 53 George

Chappell Sarah, widow, Transit ~ - - - 4g

PROVIDENCE DIRECTORY. 38 Chappell William, r rigger, Transit Chedel George, mason, 43 High Chedel John, grocer, 43 High Cheever Daniel, dry goods, 15 Westminster, Mbdihewt Cheever. & Draper, dry goods, 15 'Westminster Champlin Jabez, mariner, Wickenden. Cheney Charles, firm of S. Pitkin& Co. 31 West. Thomas Chester Sarah, rear 136 North Main: Chickering Mary, widow, Arnold Child Daniel, mariner, Power TES OOS Child Daniel, labourer, Ship | ea ] er Child George, mariner, Cook. . : Child Griffia, grocer, 28 M. Square, Bricndshig Child Henry, caulker, corner Eddy & Elm Child Jeremiah, do. Field 4 Child John G. ship-car penter, corner Field an South Child Sarah, widow, corner Elm & stitial Childs Charles, cooper and chair manufacturer, 165 Hick Childs Charles H. grocer, 189 and 220 North Main Childs Gardner, mariner, 139 South Main . ae Childs Jonas, wooden ware, 165 High, rear Cranston Childs Nathan, mariner, Power Childs Morris, butcher, market house,.66 High Chiids William, sail-maker, Butler's wharf. - Ty. Choat Stephen, morocco-dresser, 77 North Main Chorlton Henry, shoemaker, 385 N. Main ; Church Benjamin, livery stable, James, 2048. Main Church Charles, mariner, 82 South Main Church Frederick, 27 Long wharf | _ Church Gamaliely flour and grain, 27 Long wharf Church John, house-carpenter, John Church & Metealf, jewellers, Charles

~ Church Meath dnote: blacksmith, Transit

Church Peter, jeweller, Charles, 240.N. Main

Church & Sweet, house-carpenters, rear 111 S. Main Church Wm. merchant, 112 S. Wat. cor. Ben. & Brown Clafflin Orin & Co. comb manuf. 140 N.. Main, Meeting - Claflin Paschal C. comb-maker, ees * Clapp Mrs. Deborah, Transit

Clapp Russel, shoemaker, John

Clapp » machinist, Bark, 212 N. Main

Clapp - - - -, do. do.

Clark Alice, widow, Themas ,

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Clark ama ose, livery stable, Meeting ; Clark BE. W. & Brother. lot. and exch. brok. 7 Market Clark ae dry goods, 37 Market, Claverick

Clark John H. Ex ddy, 9 Washington

Clark John H. painter, Hydranlion, rear 84 High

Clark Stillman, lottery office, 6 and 92 North Main Clark William C. cabinet-maker, Union

Clark William &. painter, Hydraulicn, rear of 84 High Clarke Alanson, shoemaker, 26 and 12 High

Clarke Arnold, Jabourer, 143 High

Clarke Eleanor, widow, 70 Broad

Clarke Eliza, widow, Clifford .

Clarke E. W. lottery office, 17 Market, Matbbwace. Clarke George G. jewelry, 27 Cheapside, Benevolent. Clarke Isaac, jeweller, Canal, S. Court fi

Clarke Jabez, livery stable, 118 Benefit, College

Clarke J. L. lot. & exchange broker, 12 M.Sq. Friendship Clarke Jesse, painter, Centr al, 67 Pawfuxet

Clarke Joseph W. lottery and exch. broker, 17 Market . Clarke Mrs. Lydia, 358 North Main

Clarke Mrs. Martha, seamstress, Stewart

Clarke Pardon, painter, Central, 73 Chesnut

Clarke Parker, mariner, Pine

Clarke P. & J. painters, Central

_ Clarke, Samuel, painter, 69 i awtuxet

Clarke Sterry, inn-keeper, over 92° North Mem

Clarke 'Thomas. grocer, 55 Broad

Clarke Thomas J. painter, 77 High .

Cleaveland Cyrus, cabinet-maker, 245 North Main, Cleaveland David, teamster, Charles

Cleaveland George E. cabinet-maker, 245 North Main. Cleaveland John R. mariner, foot of Atwell's avenue Ciemmons John, tailor, corner Richmond and Ship : Cleugh Alexander, accoun't, 13 West'r, 68 Weybosset - Clifford Benjamin, merchant, 117 S. Main, 208 Henskt Clifford Lewis W. merchant, 7 South Water, veoret Coates Hannah, widow, 172 Benefit

Cobb Ann, widow, 208 South Main

Cobb Ebenezer, dr 'ayman, 3 Pawtuxet

Cobb Nathan, mariner, 246 South Main is Codding Elijah, house-carpenter, 180 High a Codding ilenry, do. 178 do. ale Coes Samuel, blacksmith, rear-Canal, Charles.

PROVIDENCE DIRECTORY. "85 Coffin Sarah, widow, Benevolent Coffin Thomas, house-car peoter, 44 Broad Coggeshall Betsey, widow, washer Page Coggeshall Charies, captain steam-Soat Chan. Livings. Coggeshall C. shoemaker, 161 South Main, Transit Coggeshall Henry, labourer, R. I. iron foundry | Coggeshall Nicholas, mariner. Transit Colby Enoch, preceptor, over 45.and 65 N. Main Cole Benjanin, Jabourer, 47 Pawtuxet Cole Mrs. Catharine, Wickenden |

Cole David, mason. corner Pine and Piane ~ Cole Jeremiah J. John Cole Joseph, honse-carpenter, Angel Cole Samuel, blacksmith, Canal, Charles Cole Mrs. Susannah, Neck Coleman Reliance, widow, seamstress, Stampers Coleman Stephen G. 93 South Water, Sheldon Coleman Walter, do. do. [Water Coleman Walter & Sons, pump & block-makers, 98 3. Coleman William, 98 South Water, Sheldon _ Coles 'Fhomas, collector suomi 718. Main, 124 West. Colville Susan, mantua-maker, 186 Westminster Colville William, house-carpenter, 174 South Main Colvin Nathan R. house-carpenter, Point : _ Colwell Francis, physician, cor. Math. and AW esiminat, Colwell Miss Marcy, tailoress, Stewart -Collins George, 22 High Collins J. grocer, 271 North Main -Collins Philip, butcher, market-house, Cranston _ - - Comstock Ann, widow, 129 South Main Comstock George W. butcher, market-bouse, 96 High Comstock Sally. B. dealer in straw goods, rear 'of 172 [North Main

Comstock Wm. captain 'steam-boat Wash. 125 S. Main Conery Morris, labourer, 8364 North Main _ Conner James, erocer,. 14 Market-Square, Smith | : Congdon At old, corner Canal and Steeple, Congdon | Congdon Charles, cor. Steeple & Canal, Angel & Cong Congdon Gideon. house-carpenter, Butler's wharf Congdon Henry, labourer, 160 South Main Congdon John, house-carpenter, Butier's wharf Congdon J. & Sons, hard ware Xc. cor. Can. & Steeple Congdon Jonathan, hard ware, cor. Can. & Steep. Cong, Cengdon W. & Co. hard ware, 36 N. Main ie leg

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Congdon else 36 North Main, Congdon

Congdon William, labourer, over 160 South Main Céusiee Sally, widow, nurse, 399 North Main

Cook Caleb C. cabinet-maker, i107 Westmiister, Snow Cook Christopher, labourer, 338 North Main Cook Otis, 116 Broad ; . Cook Misses Sally & Abby, 444 North Main

Cook Sarah, widow, 67 South Main - Cook Seth B. wheelwright, 17 West' rs Atwell: avenue' Cooke Amasa, house-carpenter, cor. Ai's Av. & Abbot Cooke Benoni, merchant, 14 8. Water, 58 8. Maim Cooke & Brown, merchants, 14 South .W ater

Cooke Joseph S. dry goods, 3 West'r, Power __.

Cooke & Angell, dry goods, 3 Westminster

Cooley John, mariner, 250 South Main cnee Cooney Taha F. Field Cooper Allen, sail-maker, Butl. wh'f, cor. Snow & Mid, Cooper George H. mariner, Wells , Cooper Hannah, widow, Wickenden | _

Cornell Benjamin, house- say panier, South Coutts Angel ' Cornell Jeremiah, butcher, 217 High pat we - Cornell John, wheelwright, Stampers it Cornell Miss Patience, milliner, 37 1-2 8outh Main Bn Cornell Richard M. house-carpenter, Middle, Union Cornett Mary, widow 73 Westminster Corp Amey, widow, 374 North Main ae i ay Corp George B. saddler. High me |

Corp Samak picker- -maker, 374 N. Main -

Cory Caleb, cooper, Stewart

Cory Edward, bookseller, 1 Market, Bieta

Cory. Mrs. Phebe, 180 Benefit

Cory. Robert G. baker, 41 High

Cory Sylvester R. tailor, Hydraulion, rear 22 Market Cory Thomas, dyer, Sabin, Clemence se Costa Charlotte, widow, Hill ' Lyall Nae f. may : : Costa George, labourer, Hill | : Tee anee Cotton Gideon, mason, Tanyard == Coville Miss E. mantua-maker, 142 Wesiasapde's hig iy Cowell Benjamin, U.S. D. C. 15 Mar. Sq. Chase, Field.

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Cowell Hiram, wheelwright, 396 North Main

Cowing Jo oseph, -commiss. mer. 35_ Market, Richmond - Cowing Ward, Richmond > et on agi 2 Gowing Marois butcher, 'Canal market, Charles, ree Cox Robert LB R.1 iron FMA if 4 Os ee

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Coy George W. accountant, 35. Market, Wa shington Cozzens Benj. manufacturer, 26 8. Water, Benevolent Cozzens Charles W. house-carpenter, Neck

_ Cozzens Misses Margarct and Elizabeth, 285 N. Main

Cozzens Nathaniel W. labourer, Hill

Crandall Benjamin, silversmith, 18 Benefit . Crandall John, mariner, 105 Pawtuxet Tae Crandall Mary, widow, i8 Benefit s Crandali Wm. H. mariner, rear 127 WW cctininiies Crane Silas A. teacher at High School, rear Angell

_ Cranston Barzillia, fancy printer, 4 Mar. Sq. 60 West:

Cranston & Marshall, printers, - ditto

Crapo Philip, attorney, 3 Weybosset, 3 Washington Crapo Samuel A. ditto ditto ditto _. Crapon Ann, widow, Transit ,

~ Crapon Daniel, sexton, 106 Broad.

_Crapon Caroline, widow, boarding-house, 94 Broad

Crapon Mrs. Hannah, 99 Broad

Crins Lindumon H. painter, Jackson, 7 High | Croade John T. distiller, 34 S. Water, Thomas Crocker Heman, drayman, rear 32 Pawtuxet - Grocker John, mariner, 217 Henefit

Crocker Rev. Nathan B. 31 Benefit

Crocker Nymphas, widow, Friendship © . Crooker Josiah, Benefit

Cross John. Smith

Cross Jonathan, gr ocer, S. Water, 178 Ss. Main Cross:Samuel, mariner, Sheldon

Crossman Rey, Z. 8. Abbot

Crump William G. grocer 21 1-2 Market Sq. 12S. Main Cumming Samuel, plane maker, rear 62 Weybosset |

Cunliff Joseph, cotten manufac. 429 and 400 N. Main

Cunliff J. & Co. manufac. weavers' pickers, 828 N. Main Currie Aaron B. chair, painter, 117 and 136 Westmins: Currie Samuel, mariner, 263 North Main

Curtis Benjamin C. mariner, 330 North Main a

Curtis Charles F. printer, Journal Office, Orange ' Curtis Daniel,,mason, Codington . |

'Curtis ageuias. cashier Exchange Bank, 149 N. 'Main.

Curtis Susan, widow, Orange

Curtis Thaddeus & Co. brush-makers, 42 Wey. 63 High

Curtis William; > ....ditto ditto ditto . Cushing Daniel: C. desler in lnmben 85 Weyb't; Cushing

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Cushing Daniel, pattern maker, Predaghr' 67 Benefit Cushing & Hoppin, groceries, drugs, I'S. Water, per .. hangings, 68 Westminster 'Cushing Henry, paper-hangings, 68 Westminster, Abiorn Cushing Joshua, printer, Aborn. : Cushing Miss Mary, Well RENE Cushman Peter, machinest, Bark, 283 North Main A Cutler Perly, labourer, Prospect * Cutting Hannah, widow, 77 Benefit Cutting William E. jeweller, Canal, 77 Benefit

Dabney William, cor. Market Sq. and N.Main, 2. Wash. Daggett Abner, grocer, 112 North Main, 51 Benefit Daggett Miss Amelia, 222 North Main - ! Dageett Mrs. Caroline, Brook Dageett James G. house-carpenter Point! Daggett Jethro, hotise-carpenter, corner Elm and Hos. Daggett Julia Ann, Smith Daggett Mary, widow, between Sheldon and Wick. Daggett Preston, house-carpenter, 87 Benefit rare Dailey Daniel, mariner, Front i Dana David, tin-plate worker, 22 Westinitistess Pine' Dana George, accountant, Eagle Bank, circulating li- brary, &¢. 29 Market, rear Friendship Dana Jonathan, jeweller, Canal, 67 Benefit Dana John. W. blacksmith, 116 Benefit, John & Bes Dana Lydia, widow, 67 Benefit 1 ERD Dana Payton, erate h=teeer: 29 Market, Friendship Dana Sarah, mantua-maker, 67 Benefit" 'Danforth Job, 534 Westminster 'Danforth Ozias, Eddy - 1 ~ Danforth Walter R. att' y, overseer poor,' Market-house | 534 Westininster , "Daniels Clark, teamster, Martin' vi o Daniels Dexter, house-carpentery rear Cana' Ti Daniels N/W. vict'g cellar, under5.N. Main, 142 1-2 do. Daniéls Peter, tanner, 463 and 448 North Main» * Darling David, musical inst. maker, rear: 127 Westm. ' Darling 'John A. brush-maker, 42 coher Wee 54 = Darling Welcome, 58 vo DM | eet | ' Darling Ziba, widow, 63 High © tat! 'Davenport David, pianasltpioce?, 3 S. Wat. Friend | "Davenport i es Plizabeth, tailoress,- Pine = 0.)

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Davenport Gideon, grocer; 87 and 97 1-2 South Main

Davenport Susanna, widow, Brook, _ .

Davenport William C. labourer, Brook |

David Davis, mason, Claverick bo

Davis Mrs. Amey, 196 South Main

Davis, Babbitt & Co. manufacturers jewelry, Canal

Davis Benjamin, widow, 215 Benefit

Davis Miss Eliza B. milliner, 97 North Main

Davis George K. jewellér, Point - oe,

Davis James C. grocer, 230 North. Main, Stampers vl

Davis John, boarding-house, 46 Westminster

Davis Joseph, ship-carpenter, Exddy-

Davis Joseph S. jeweller, Point.

Davis Joseph W. variety store, 53 Chesnut, Erendelup

Davis Mary, widow, 167 South Main

Davis, Sarah, widow, Mathewson

Davis Sturges, Canal, Star

Davis 'Thomas, brewer, rear 130 Broad |

Dayis William P. blacksmith, Atwell's avenue

Davison John S. stone-cutter, 83 S. Main, John

Davens Miss Mary, 222 Benefit:

Dawley John G. 75 Westminster, 31 South Main

Dawley Nicholas S. house-carpenter, Pine, Sabin i

Dawley William, ship-carpenter, Eddy

Dawsey Lawrence, tailor , Planet

Day Eben. S. & Son, grocers, 25 'Weybosset, 6% Broad

Day Elijah, machinist, "Martin, Charles

Day Henry G. accountant, 14 Weybosset, 67 Broad

Day Israel H. grocer, 25 Weybosset, 15 High

-Day Joseph, currier, 95 North Main, 12George -

Day Thomas, shoemaker, 95 and 116 Westminster aay

Dean Alfred, house-carpenter, Planet

Dean Calvin, tanner and currier, 60 and 92 High

Dean George B. blacksmith, 145 Benefit, & George

. Dean Simon, blacksmith, 145 Benefit, 8 George

Debalch Lewis, waiter, Franklin house

Dee David, labourer, Planet ~ ee

Demming Morvis, boarding-house, 207 South Main Demming Morris, j jun. mariner, 209 South Main

Dennis John, mariner, rear 61 S. Main Slut ak tnd | Dennis Joseph L. mariner, 45 High Gy aR eo ta

Dennis Major, yeoman, 403. North Main, Yi is | Devlin Henry, moulder, Martin,

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Devlin Patrick, labourer, Abbot

Dewey Solomon I. lottery and exchange br neh 33 Mar. 5; De Witt G. principal Prov. high school, rear 117 Bene~ .

fit, rear Angell : | :

Dexter Anthony, accountant, 9 Market Square, Brook' MY Dexter Benjamin, G. grocer, 100 S. Water, 173 S Mai - Dexter Edward, Union es Dexter George, rigger; Hill © abt Dexter John, grocer, 314 North Main -' ssa WS Dexter John B. jeweller, 314 North Main ~~ Dexter John P. corner Benefit and Benevolent -

Dexter John S. corner Benef. & Benev. eee Dexter John W. stage driver, 15 Chesnut © © ©" Déxter & M'Farla ne, commission merchants, s. Water . Dexter Nathaniel, taifor, 195 N. Main u Dexter Samuel, agent Bow. Bleach. Co. Johns Power : Dexter Stephen, Union Dike A. B. merchant tailor, 9 Cheapside, Washitteto"t' Dike Joseph A. merchant tailor, 9 N. Main, 10 Westm: Dillon Andrew, tailor, 8 Market Square, Clemence" - Dinneford Wm, lott. ae exch, broker, 10 1-2 Mi arket Disley George, mariner, Transit Dix Elbridge, painter, 137 Broad Dix Maria, cigar-maker, rear 30 Pawtuxet Dobson Edmund, mariner, Union ~ Dodge Augustus, currier, Charles, Mill Dodge Ezra, jeweller, rear 41 Benefit hl Dodge Nehemiah, jeweller, Al Benefit = gi Dodge Samuel C, mariner, 41 Benefit © ee St agent -Dods Rosanna, widow, Brean si ye Dolan Dinos, labourer, Abbot | | hoe wah Dority Hugh, mason, Hill . 'Dority William, labourer, 364 N. Main"

Dorr Joseph, grocer, 49 S. Main, Congdon Dorr T. W. attorney, 26 N. Main, 61 Benefit Dorr Sullivan, 61 Benefit -

Dorrance Amey, widow, 9 Washuigan Dorrance James B. att.3 S. Main, over 136 N. Main ie Dorrance Joseph B. accountant, 20 S. Main, 47 Westm. Douglas John, mason, 30. Chesnut ae

Douglas Robert T barber, corner Richmond and Se Downer Fenner, bar-keeper, Franklin house

Downer atiss Lucilla, 164 Benefit

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Doyle David .B. truckman, 221 Benefit ; © Doyle' Thomas, book-binder, 1 Market, Te Doyle William J. truckman, 221 Benefit Douglass Archibald K. grocer, 177 High - Draper Alonzo, cor. Dorrance and Pine Draper Amelia, widow, 72 Westminster Draper Edward, 11 Westminster, Aborn Draper Henry S. dry goods, 11. Westminster, Aa ditto ry Draper Jonathan, 72 Westminster ; . Draper Lucien, b Westminster, Dorrance | Draper Mary, widow, Beney olént Draper N.S. dry goods, 35 Cheapside, ear ' Drew Albert, mariner, rear 134 N. Main Dring Mary, widow, 134 Benefit Drown George F. hatter, Tanyard. , Drown Jonathan, machine-maker, Bark, Stampers Drown Miss Sarah, Wickenden -Duncklee & W Tite Misses, milliners, 66 & 73 Westm. Dunham Albert, tin plate worker, rear 32 Pawtuxet Dunham Saiathiel, gilder, 28 North Main, Sugar lane - Dunn Amey, widow, 58 Broad : Dunn Cary, groc. & comm'n store, » W. Water, 58 Br. Dunn William J. merchant, Pine . Dunnel! Jacob, merchant, 35 S. Water, 140 Benefit Dunwell & Fuller, block-makers, 94 S. "Water Dunwell John, 94S. Water, 47 Westminster. Durfee George, machinist, near P. Furnace, Randall Durfee Guilford, cooper, Fox Point, \ Durfee Philip H. h.-carp. over 125 S. Main, 224 Benefit - Durfee Samuel, house-carpenter, Pond | Dyer Albert F.45 Westminster, Union eae Dyer B. & C. & Co, merchants, 43 Weybosset Dyer Benjamin, 43 Weybosset, 32 Brosd ed Dyer Benjamin, jun. 9S, Water, 32 Broad tts Dyer Charles, 43.Weybosset, 24. Broad Dyer Charles, jun. 9 South Water, Richmond Dyer Cyrus, 26 Weybosset, 76 Chesnut Dyer Davis, 3 South Water, Mathewson | 4 Dyer Davis & Co. grocers and comm. merch' ts, 3S. Wat. Dee Elisha & Co. auct. and comm. mera ss 5 W. Wat.

yer Elisha, auct. and comm. merchant, 5 | . Water,,

yer Garrett, 'cigar-maker, 20 Wey. (128. Westimin.

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Dyer Lucius, Hydraulion, 15 Weybosset

Dyers & Manton, druggists and comm. mer. 9 S. Water Dyer Olney, 26 Weybosset, 117 Broad Dyer. Olney & Co. hard ware, 26 Weybosset ~

Dyer Paris, 43 Weybosset, 26 Broad

Dyer Mrs. Sarah, 139 Broad

Eames James, tin-plate worker, 22 and 163 Westminst. Earle Abby, widow, Field Earle Caleb, lumber-yard, 40 South Water, 21 Guanes Earle George, merchant, 148 South Main ~~~ Earle John, house-carpenter, Planet, Power.

Farle Joshua, yeoman, Neck

Earle Sally W. widow, 148 South Main

Earle William, 150 South Main

_ Easterbrooks Lois, widow, tailoress, Transit

" Bastman. & Hall, book and job printers, 15 Mar. Sq. Eastman Samuel B. printer, 15 Mar. Sq.- Butler' S$ whe' aston Amey, widow, 43 Chesnut » Easton Elizabeth, widow, boarding-house, 47 West' ae | Easton John. 67 Benefit ; Easton Miss Mary, 'boarding-house, Thomas.

Eathforth George, rope-mmaker, Hope ~*~ ¥ re Eathforth Samuel C. cooper, 'South-Water, Fox Poiuit

Eathforth Samuel, ~ do. , do. Birdy (edger _ Eathforth William, oysterman, Hill" C4 Se See Eaton Artemas, 164 High ~~. ne eae 'Eddy Albert, painter, rear 81 Pawnee: ee ee a tee _ Eddy Mrs. Anne, Washington ~~ e cca Ge

Eddy Barnard, house-carpenter, Eddy © Eddy Benjamin, caulker, 85 Broad | Eddy Benjamin, corner: Field and South" Eddy Charles, cooper, Field |

Eddy Comfort, tailor, '3. Market Sq. rear 55 Heh Eddy Cyrus B. ship-carpenter, South "Fiddy Esek, guager, 144. Westminster -

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Eddy Hannah, | widow, Brown - Eddy Jobn 8. house- -carpenter, cor +Point & k Convenient . Eddy Jonathan A. 95 Benefit | 2

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Eddy hte ship-carpenter, Field

Eddy Josiah [. artist, Eddy :

Eddy Richard, shoemaker, 15 Broad, Rady

Eddy Richard E. merchant, 131 South Main, Brown Kiddy Sally. widow, Field

Eddy Samuel, Chief Justice Supreme Court, 95 Benefit

Eddy widow, corner Benefit and Benevolent Eddy William, ship-c arpenter, Eddy

Edes Rev. Henry, 53 Benefit.

Edwards V. N. shoemaker, 34 North Main, Pine Elderkin Eleazer, mariner, Ship |

Eldred Job, house-carpenter, 143° Broad Eldridge Abigail, widow, 234 Soutt: Main Eldridge Elnathan, drayman, 219 South Main Eldridge Ephraim, drayman, 234 South Main ~~ Eldridge Josiah, mariner, 219 South Main

Elton Romeo, prof. lang. Brown University, Angel -

-Ellerd« , drayman, 206 North Main

Elliot Elizabeth, widow, L15 Westminster"

Elliot Lemuel] H. steward Brown Cade Rte eS a

Elliot Nathaniel, Field

Elliot Miss Sally, nurse, Field ~~ Ellery Mrs. Catharine, Arnold

Ellery Conrad C. clerk, Arnold ~ Elless James E. barber, 75 Weybosse Ellis Charles, labourer, 111 Broad. Ellis Cyrus, widow, Union =~

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Ellis George, house-carpenter, rear Canal

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Ellis Levi, accountant, 6 Canal, 12 George Endley Miss H. maritia-maker, Snow Ervin James, watchman, Atwell's avenue Esdall James, mariner, Planet _ -

Essex Thomas, labourer, 134 High

Evans, Elisha, barber, 35 Broad, "49 Pawtuxet- Evans Mary, widow, seamstress, 49 Pawtuxet .~_ Evans Rowland, grocer, Canal, 53 High p Eveleth Mrs. Rebecca, 13 George

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Everett Amherst, mer chant, 57 South Water, Afoota "

s airbanks Rees hatstore 37 Westminster, 66 Broad

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Fanning John, oysterman, 18 Pawtuxet © Ned By Farley Rev. F rederick Augustus, Mathewson

Farley Jotn D. hatte ry 51 South Main

Farmer Thomas, mariner, 35 Chesnut | Farmer William, accountant, 26 South Water, 75 Ben. . Farnsworth John; shoemaker, 80 and 76 North Main Faraum Elizabeth, widow, nurse, cor. Elm and Hospit.: Farnum John, manufacturer, 3 W. Water, i38 Benefit, Farnum Royal, grocer, 97 South Main, 49 George Farnum William i'. machinist, Bark, 246 N Main Farnum Zebediah, rear 30 Pawtuxet Farrier Arthur, mason, 33 Pawtuxet Farrier Lucy, widow,. Wickenden Farrier Mrs. Nancy, 217 Benefit Farrier Robert, mariner, 217 Benefit Farrington TLeophilus, tailor, 12 Mar. Sq. Dorrance Farris David, mariner, 70 Grodd

Fearing Joseph, physician, 24 High, 84 W estminster | Fenner. & Allen. manufacturers, [5 South Main - Fenner C. G. merchant, 32 Market, 39 Westminster Fenner Daniel, house-carpenter, 108 Broad, Plane... , Fenner Henry, do. -- near Pend be Fenner James, Governor, near west end of Power Fenner Joseph J. stone-cutter, 2 High

Fenner J. W. machinist, near P. Furnace, Charles. Fenner Mary A. widow, 121 High

Fenner Richard, 'blacksmith, Bin, South

Fenner Richard, house-carpenter, Nash's lane Fenner Theodore D. harness-maker, Walker Fenner Thomas, wagoner, rear 91 Westminster. Fenner Thomas, jun. .saddler, 17 Westminster, Canal Fenner Thomas B. 15 South Main, Union"

Fessenden Isaac, morocco-dresser, High

Fessenden Timothy, cooper, 165 High hs dean ad Field Albert S. shoemaker, Ship, 32 Chesnut st ara Field Benjamin, chair-maker,.16 Pawtuxet =, - Field Benjamin, yeoman, Hospital ~~ so a Field & Bosworth, lumber, brick and lime merchants, ;

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Field Edwin, machinist, Elm, Hospital

Field Isaac, dry goods, 99 Westminster, Hospital

Field Loaac, tool-maker, 138 Westminster, Ship

Field John, shoemaker, Ship, 32 Chesnut

Field Johu,:j jn. shoemaker, 19 Chesnut, Hoapitel

Field John A. accountant, 19 S. Water, 137 N. Main"

Field Lemuel, 44 Chesnut

Field Mary, widow, milliner, 107 Westminster

Vield Nancy, widow, nurse, 16 Pawtuxet

Field Oliver W. turner, Richmond, 113 Broad

Field- Phebe, widow, tatloress, 129 Broad

Field Mrs. Rebecca, tailoress, Claverick

Field Richard M. C. H. ba eer lumber mer't, 54 'lies ;

Field Simeon, teamster, 65 Chesnut ©

Field Willian, harness-maker, 94 N. Main, Mill

Field William, house-carpenter, 74 Chesnut

Field William 2d, mason, 30 Pawtuxet

Fieid Wiiliam L. grocer, 22 Weybosset, 74 Chesnut

Fish Edward, Meeting

Fish Isaac, livery stuble, 86 Benefit, Meeting

Fish Robert, bateher, oarket- house, Clifford

Fisher Benjamin, chaise-maker, 50 Broad, 30 Chesnut. |

Fisher Cyrus, mason, Benevolent :

Fisher Garbutt, wool dealer, 119 South Main

Fisher George, mason, Transit

Fisher Henry, hostler, 118 Benefit, College t

Fisher Hermon C. saddler, corner Richmond and Pine

Fisher Nathaniel, house-carpenter, Jolin a

_ Fisher Samuel, labourer, Charles

Fisk Samuel, drayman, rear Cranston

Fisk Sheldon, wheelwright, Cranston

Fitzgerald Edward, currier, High

Fitts David, labourer, 181 High

Flagg J. F. B. dentist, Mathewson

- Flanders Joseph, blacksmith, 103 Benefit, 2.N. Main Fletcher E. W. com. mer. 4 West Water, Washington ;

Fletcher Thomas, widow, Orms .

'Fletcher Thomas, weaver, Ben

Fletcher William, weaver, Orms

Florence Mrs. L. milliner, 80 South Main SH

Foley Mrs. umbrella-maker, 123 North Main

Folway Patrick, labourer, R. I. iron foundry -

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Foristall Amasa, grocer, under 22 Mar. Sq. S. Court, Foristaill Eleazer If. grocer, Canal, South Court +. Foristall Luther, butcher, market- tanec Canal | 'tale Fosdick James W. accountant, cor. Mar. Sq & N. Main. a Foster John A- butcher, market-house, 86 ifigh

Foster, Robert W. mariner, rear W ao : Foster 8. & W. grocers, 26 Mar. Sq. Pine, Dorrance. 4 Foster W idiam, drayman, 330 North Main

Fowler Oliver H. labourer, Fox, Point

Fox Abiel, ina-keeper, 168 High Fox George W. accountant, 104 S.Wat. over 180 S.Main - Fox Rhoda, widow, Hope 3

Fraden John, mason, South Court ba Franklin George B. Atwell's avenue, Graves' 'lane Franklin Henry P. merchant, 99 W estminster Freeman Abel, mason, Martin sails Freeman Job, drayman, rear Charles

- Freeman Johm drayinan, Charles

Freeinan Marshal G. shoe-store, 95 and 116 West' gr. hess French Harvey, jeweller, 218 and 30: North Mains French Hezekiah, labourer, 8 Long wharf French Joseph, mariner, Transit a

French Nathan, labourer, rear John adhe tibia. taal Frizzle George, shoemaker, 128 High a Frost George, painter, rear 30. Pawiuxet * - .

Frost & Gurney, lumber-yard, 74 South W ater.

Frost Miss Mary, tailoress, rear 30 Pawtuxet

Frost & Mumford, manufacturers of jewelry Cady % lane ed Frost William R. goldsmith, Cady's lane, 43 Benefit.

Fuller Benjamin C., jeweller, 'Transit

Fuller David, baker, 220 North Main tal b3 eis " aa

Fuller Dexter, labourer, Charcht sion facutea a feces Fuller Ebenezer, steam cotton mill, 'Field. ea OE cee

Fuller Elisha, labourer, Cranston Fuller Jacob, phys. & surg. 93 Westininster, 67 Broad

Fuller. Jamesi; baker, Canal: 5 ee ekki e Fuller Joseph, widow, 136 Westminster. a ak i' wre a Fuller Joseph, block-maker, Friendship enntiadlheneiad see Fuller Nathaniel, glazier, 69 High. Lk eo a ance

Fuller Pliny, Glerka 53: North Main, AT Westminster ei re | Fuller Sally, widow, Transit , ar Fullerton Thomas F..169 South Main

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Gage - - - , physician, 84. Westminster no Gaze William, mafiner,,Arnold © T g¢acuinld: "Gale David; house-carpenter, Walker : Gardiner Benjamin W.house-carp. Dorrance,, Middle

&@ardiner Miss Eleanor, upholstress, Middie, 72 Westm Gardiner Malachi R. accountant, 1 [South Water

Gardiner Pelee W. grocer, 6 Weybosset, Union

'Gardner Aun bedse: mason, 82 South ees } atte ts Gardner Brayton, 162 High tet Gardner B.C, mariner, James... apie Gardner & Eaton, grain store, 166 High

» Gardner James B. mariner, James

Gardner James S. drayman, Hone. ok erie tt) *Gardner Joseph; teamster, 364.N. Main. =, Gardner Joseph, mason, Plane

Gardner Joseph, preceptor, Pond | | i Gardner N. P. 22)Market. ; pics Gardner Simon P. baker, 103 North Main } Gardner Thomas J. tailor, 131 Broad ~

«Gardner William H. house-carpenter, rear Canal Garish D.-machinist, 116 Westminster

Garlin & Reynolds, grocers, 125 South Water |

Garlin William, grocer, 125 South Water, 217 Ss. Main Garraibrant Mantel, reed-maker, 385 North Main | Gaskill Thomas, labourer, Planet yA Gates Asaph, crocer, 90 South Water, 174 Ss. Maite) } Gatewood Elizabeth. confectionary, 41 High 56 «tay Hannah, nurse, 'Transit ee Gazee Mrs Betsey;-!70 South Main Gazee William, house-carpenter, Mill, 170 South Main Gibbs Eliza; widew, 188 8S. Main. oad 'Gibbs John, baker, India Point- Gibbs Mary, widow, corner-Front and 'Hope Gibbs Silas, house-carpenter, rear 69. Pawtuxet Gifford Isaac, house-carpenter, 16 Pawtuxet - ; Gifford Seth, jeweller,.45 North Main, Mathewson j Giles Daniel, labourer, 364 North Main | sh ee Giles David M. grocer, 12 Canal the oe Gilbert:Charles. T. accountant,.,19. Weybosset mbit Gilbert Christiana, 19 Weybosset ee Gillmore Gearge W. blacksmith, High, Plane... . ,

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Gillmore Joseph F. mason, 63 High - Gilmore William H. painter, 45 High Gladding & Aldrich, grocers, 8.W eybosset Gladding Allen, grocer, 190 South Main 'Gla-'ding Abraham S. shoe-store, 27 Market, 52 Broad Gladding Benjamin, wig-maker, 36 Weybos. 104 Broad Gladding George G. house-carpenter, 85 Chesnut Gladding George W. dry goods, 35 Cheapside, 7 Wash. : Gladding Gilbert R. painter, 24 8. Main, rear 8 Weg Gladding Henry G. clerk Proy. bank. Pine

'Gladding Jarvis E. tailor, 54 and 109 Broad

Gladding John, groc. and chandlery, 105 8. Wat. Arnold Gladding John C. clerk, 105 South Water, Arnold Gladding John J. clothing store, 6 S. Main, 75 Chesnut Gladding John 3d, barber, 4 Weybosset, 35 Chesnut Gladding Tosathan. tailor, 9 North Main, Transit. Gladding Joshua, house-carpenter, Chifford

Gladding Mrs. Nancy, 46 Westminster ; Gladding Nathaniel, merchant, 6 Weybosset, 18 High - Gladding Nicholas B. dry goods, 48 Westminster, Ship Gladding Phebe, widow, 35 Chesnut ee Gladding K. C. ornam. painter, 109 S. Wat. 1908. Main Gladding Miss Sally, 134 Benefit

Gladding Samuel, dry goods, 6 and 35 Market Bquake' Gladding & Sweet, dry goods, 6 Market Square Gladding T. D. grocer, 134 Benefit

Gladding Timothy, tailor, 44 Westminster, 5 Girone Glazier Hannah. widow, grocer, corner Eddy and Ehn Glover Reuben, tailor, rear 9 Cheapside, eee

~ Goddard Melba: widow, 20 Benefit pike Goddard William G. 'prof. in B. Univ. Remresil oh Godfrey Amey, widow, tailoress, over 30 Waybosset > Godfrey Caleb, grocer, 93'S. Water, 163 S. Dai Godfrey C. C. grocer, 162 South Main i Godfrey Joshua, jeweller, Steeple, Canal

Godfrey Lydia, 162 South Main® a ess Res Godfrey Rebecea, widow, 162 South Shiai aks eh ey Godfrey Samuel, mariner, 163 South Main - Bend: . Godfrey Samuel, jun. mariner, 174 South Main. " Godfrey Mrs, Sarah, 167 South Main | Be! Godfrey , house-carpenter, Claverick - re Gof Otis, plackanaith, 392 & 408 North Main - Sg palbnbas '

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Goff Sylvanus, drayman, rear Wickenden Gonsolve John, Eddy Gonsolve Joseph, mariner, cor. Parsonage and Point Gonsolve William, 297 North Main Gooathwait Misses L. & P. mantua-makers, 54 Westm. Goodell William, editor Investigator, Canal market, Pine Goodwin Ansel, essence store, "126 North Main Goodwin George, jeweller, 212 North Main Gorham Jabez, jeweller, Steeple, 40 Benefit s Gorham Jabez, 2d, jeweller, over 73 and 90 North Main Gorham John, picker-maker, 328 and 267 North Main Gorton Frances, widow, 74 Broad Gorton Leonard, teamster, 101 Pawtuxet eee Gould Ebenezer>butcher, old market, 93 Pawtuxet a Gould David, butcher, market-house, 217 High BEN Gould Jacob C. constable, 21 Chesnut Gould James, baker, Stampers, Burr's lane Gould John, grocer & butcher, 41 Broad, 93 Pawtuxet © Gould William D. house-carpenter, 208 Benefit = Goulding widow, nurse, Charles Grace John, tailor, 3 Chesnut, rear 32 Pawtuxet Graft Mrs. Sophia, washer, Page Grafton Miss Frances, mantua-maker, 39 Pawnee Grafton Geor ge, labourer, Transit Grafton Mrs. Hannah, 169 South Main- Grafton Samuel, mariner, 39 Pawtuxet Granger Benjamin, mariner, 182 South Main - ie Granger Elizabeth, widow, Smith sti eee. Grant Cyrus, grocer, 456 North Main Grant Ebenezer, 456 N. Main " ee ee Grant Ira, comb-maker, 140 North Main, Cady's lane - Grant Joseph, hatter, High - : Grant Lyman, 456 ain Graves Ann, widow, 187 South Main Graves Miss Hannah, 333 North Main Graves Mrs. Nancy, widow, 28 High Graves Zephaniah, grocer, Snow Gray Ira, tailor, 116 Westminster Gray Lillis, widow, Wickenden Gray Mrs. Mary M. Plane : . Gray Samuel, jeweller, 85 Broad 5 * Green Abel, Sabin; 106 Pawtuxet

- Adams & Co, manufacturers jewelry, 53 George'

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Greene Albert G. attorney, 19 Market Square, James Greene Ann, widow, Transit ~

Greene Anne Miss, milliner, 150 Benefit ; Greene Augustus, house-carpenter, 81 Pawtuxet = =

'Greene Barnabas, painter, 72 Broad Greene Mrs. Betsey, 405 North Main -

Greene Caleb, accountant, 59 North Main, 96 Bioads ' ; Greene C. D. variety store, cor. Eddy & Ship, 39 nce: Greene Duty, apothecary, 109 and 54 High Greene Giles, mason, 112 Broad

Greene Henrietta, widow, rear 81 Weybosset

Greene Henry, machinist, 136 Westminster

Greene Henry A. accountant, S. Water, 141 S. Main Greene Henry R. 12 Weybosset, 124 Broad Greene James C. jeweller, 55 and 45 George Greene James G. painter, 69 Pawtuxet Greene Jane Mrs. South

Greene Job, constable, rear Cranston Greene John, Canal

Greene John F. accountant, 39 Chesnut Greene John H. architect, John

Greene John S. publ. Chr. Teles. 7 N. Main, Mathews.

Greene Jonathan, grocer, 105 Broad. hs Greene Joseph, labourer, rear Charles

(rreene Joseph N. Power ae Greene Malachi, tailor, rear 33 and 20 Westminster

Greene Mary, widow, Friendship Greene .D. stone-cutter, 94 Broad

Greene Randall E.. house-carpenter, Claverick Greene Randall H. grocer, Canal, 100 North Main

Greene Richard W. attorney, 15 Market Sq. Williams Greene Rufus & Co. shoe-store, 16 North Main

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Greene Russel!, painter, Union, 12-Chesnut Greene S. H. 69 Westminster, Washington

_..Greene Thomas, 136 1-2 North Main

Greene Warren S. 23 North Main, Pine re Greene Welcome A. 26S. Water, cor. John & Thayer be Greene William, goldsmith, 55 George, 48 Benefit Greene William F. shoe-store, 41 Market, Pine

Greene W. H. 31 Westminster, 39 Chesnut |

Greene W. J. grocer, Coddington Laas « & Greene Ww iham P. ake 13 North Main, W;

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Greenman James, house-carpenter, Eddy

Greenman William, mariner, corner Arnold and Thayer

Greenwood Holmes; 304 North Main |

Gridley Jonathan F. accountant, R. I. iron foundry ~ Grieve David, artist, 143 Westminstér

Griffin John, house-carpenter, rear 76 Westminster Griffin & Levens; painters, 68 South Water

Griffin Thomas J. painter, 68 S. Water, Butler's Wharf

Grinnell B. B. jeweller, Canal, Benevolent

Grinnell George 37 South Main, 126 Westminster Grinnell Pater; Aborn

Grinnell Peter & Sems, paints & chandlery, 37 S. Main

Grinnell! Thomas E. eat. 37 South -Main, Washington _

Grinnell Wm. T. 37 South Main, 126 Westminster. Groves Mrs. Abigail, 304 North Main

Gudgeon Sarah, 'widow, Tiopkins

Guild Samuel, grocer, 66 South Water, 220 Benefit Guild Samuel, Boston wagons, Central, 60 Weybosset Gulaway Mary, Martin

Gurnett Gideon, tailor, 9 N.Main, cor. Dorr. & Benefit Gurney Austin, lumber. merchant, 74 S. Wat. 181 Ben't Gurney Elizabeth, widow, Well

Gurney William, tailor, over 5 ee Welk ich

Hadwin William, rear Angell 4 Hail Daniel 2d, mason, Hope and Power ,

Hail George, grocer, 12 North Main, rear 119 Benefit _ Hail Levi, mason, Transit

Hall Abner, mariner, corner Hope and William

- Hall Ahira, mariner, Wickenden Hall Ann, widow, Smith

Hall Béijamin; painter, 219 High | Hall Brian, yeoman, Angell

Hall Brian, jun. labourer, Angell Hall Chandler, P. Furnace, Martin Hall David, mariner, Sheldon

fall Dexter, bar-keeper, Charles Hall Edward, mariner, Ann.

_ Hal on L. lapourRr Angell

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Hall John P. shoemaker, 34 North Main, Hospital ~~ - Hall John W. D. printer, 15 Market Square, Smith Hall Milton, Sabin, 'Tanyard

Hall & Mitchell, shoemakers, 34 North Main Hall Perley, cabinet-maker, 111 Broad ~ Hall Silas, victualler, Canal, Smith

Hall Mrs. Sophia, tailoress, 13 Broad

Hall William, carpenter, rear Canal |

Hallett Benjamin F. attorney, 15 Market Squ: 59-Weyh. Hallett Edward, mariner, Eddy

Hallowell George A. mariner, Ann

Hallowell John D. ditto - ditto

Hallowell Simon W. ditto - - ditto

Halsey Thomas L. Prospect nhs ee Ham Benjamin, ship-carpenter, corner Field and South Ham William, caulker, Field

Hambly Johue carpenter, Friendship, Eddy

Hamilton William, musician, 2 North Main:

Hamlin Miss Hetty, preceptress, Orange

Hamlin John H. 20 Market Square, John Hamlin Miss Mary, preceptress, John -Hamlin Samuel E. pewterer, 109 N. Main, 50 Benefit Hamlin William, engraver and mathematical instrument -

~ maker, 1385 South Main, 170 Benefit : -

Hammond Mrs. Elizabeth, Transit Hammond James, town-sergeant,-Atwell's avenue Hammond Jéremiah, labourer, South tn Hammond John S. printer, Journal Office , Trani Hammond Justin, student, 77 North:Main

Hammond William, honse-catpenter: Eddy .

Handy Misses Abby & Mary, tanloceastoi John .

Handy Asa, 102 High e. Handy Miss Harriet, ARON exalods 102 High te Handy Pardon, distiller. 110 South Water, Sheldon Handy Westcott, tailor, Sheldon

Handy Willard, grocer, 55 South Water, 82 South Main Handy William, grocer, 80 South Main. Haradon John, house-carpenter, John Haradon John, mariner, Wickenden Hardenberg John C. market-house, Tigh Hardenberg Joshua, rear High >

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Harding Edwin, 39 Cheapside, Well 'Harding Hezekiah & Son, dry goods,.39 Cheaps. Well - _ Harding Richard, 13 Market Square, Wickenden Harding Richard & Son, dry goods, 13 Market Square Harding Walker, 65 Weybosset _ Harding William, boarding-house, 75 South: Main 'Har ding William, house-carpenter, Orange, 65 Weyb. e Harkness & Stead, comm. merchants, 30 Weybosset Harkness Thomas, 30 Weybosset, Fr iendship . Harpy John, mariner, 159 Westminster _ Harrington Esther, widow, 72 South Main _ Harrington Thomas, sheemaker, 65 Chesnut ; Harris Abigail, widow, 69 Benefit Harris Alven, soap-boiler, rear Canal es Harris Benjamin C. agent, 4 South Water, 71 Benefit _ Harris Caleb, mariner, Franklin house Harris Charles F. accountant, 4 S. Water, 69 Benefit Harris Edwin fl. merchant, 4 South ey Prospect Harris George, 71 Benefit - Harris George, wheelwright, 77 High - Harris George A. grocer, 12 1-2 Westminster Harris John S. Plane | Harris Phebe, widow, 28 Pawtuxet a - Harris Thomas, fica. -carpenter, 174 South Main Harris Thomas 'N, mariner, over 180 South Main Harris William J. ace't, 57 N. Main, 59 1-2 Westminst. _ ae Hart & Dawley, tailors, 75 Westminster re Hart John, hatter, 67 High , Hart Loring, 75 Westminster, 2 Broad Hartshorn Charles; 151 Westminster ' _ Hartshorn Sylvester, deputy sheriff, 151 Wemnitster | Hartshorn Thomas C.Westminster Academy, 151 West. Hartwell Jonas, grocer, 79 North Main, 110 Benefit ib Harwood Edward, constable, Sexton _ Harwood George S. cooper, Transit : Harwood John, printer, rear 30 Pawtuxet - > Harwood John C. printer, Cadet office, 289 North Main Haskell Moses, blacksmith, 43 Chesnut Hastings Nathan, crockery store, 23 & over 17 Mar ket Hatch Gideon, tailor, S Mar. Sq. cor. Dorrance & Pine ane ve mariner, 82 South Main

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Hathaway Arnnah, labourer, between Front and Hill , ot ee msguin, ditto - _ - _ ditto Py GA 10 ye isabel

54 PROVIDENCE DIRECTORY. F Hathaway Benjamin, shoemaker, 463 and 457 N. Main Hathaway Caleb, house-carpenter, 186 Westminster Hathaway Charlotte, widow, between Front and Hill" Hathaway & Daniels, leather & shoe store, 463 N. Main Hathaway George R. mason, Claverick * a Hathaway Mason R. mason, 463 N. Main

Hathaway Nathaniel, labourer, 157 N. Main

Hathaway Mrs. Mary, mantua-maker, 149 Westminster Hathaway Peggy, widow, 159 North Main. en Hathaway Peter, house-carpenter, Parsonage

' Hathaway Thomas, mason, Pine Saal Havens James, house-carpenter, 111 Pawtuxet Hawes & Carpenter, house-carpenters, Mill

_ Hawes D. B. house-carpenter, Mill, Randall |

Hawes Jonathan, mariner, 37 Weybosset

Hawes Joseph, merchant, 11 W. Water, N. Providence

- Hawes Lydia, widow, 281 North Main

Hawes Nathan, 351 North Main

Hawes William, machinist. Bark, 319 N. Maim Hawkes Abigail, weaver, Thurber's lane

Hawkins Ezekiel B. tanner, Friendship

Hawkins Harriet, widow, 150 Benefit

Hawkins Hezekiah, Sabin, 51 High

Hawkins James E. house-carpenter, Cranston | Hawkins John, tobacconist, 76 Broad owmes 3 - Bawkins Samuel, house-carpenter, 30 High

~ Hawkins Sheldon, cur rier, Charles, Bark ~ Hawkins Waity, widow, Randall.

-Hayford Daniel, house-carpenter, 248 N. Main -Hayford Daniel, jun. do. do. Canal -Hayford Gardner, do. 59 South Main Hazard Miss Elizabeth, tailoress, 54 Westmingigr: Hazard Hannah, widow, Eddy

Hazard Henry S. livery stable, Chesnut, 72 Broad ) Hazard R. G. & Co. manufacturers, 'acme SI beni" ibd Hazleton Alpheus, stucco workman, 92 North Main Te Healey John, butcher, market-house; Charles: Healey Moses, grocer, 23 Broad, 4 High shee BE: Heath Abigail, widow, tailoress, 208 South Main. aria Heath Nathaniel, blacksmith, Wickenden ck lame. Heath Samuel, labourer, Charles Se 'a Heaton Dayid;' grocer, 205 North Main, Mill. . Heaton David, jun. ditto, 209 ditto Hellen' Jane, mantua-maker, 'Transit : oe

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Hellen John P. Transit ~ Helien Robert, ditto

Helme Bernon, widow, 26 Benefit Helme Edward, 3 Pawtuxet Heline James, printer, 12 M. Square, over 4 Broad Blelme Nathaniel, jeweller, ° 280 N. Main

_ Hemenway Hezekiah, vict'g cellar under 187 N. Main Hendley J. D. cab. mak. & undertaker, President, Thom. Henry Mrs. Isabella, 15 Chesnut , Henry Charles, tailor, John

_ Henry Charles W. tailor, 12 Market Square Henry Stephen, grocer, 83 High, lumber yard Cranston

'Henry Thomas, do. 152 do. | 4s

Henry William, do. 146 and 164 do. eke Herb John F. accountant, 16 Market ae Plane 'Herrick James, mason, Aborn Herries Dennis, labourer, Sugar lane Hicks David, clerk, 2 Broad Hicks Henry, Graves' lane Hicks Ratcliffe, mariner, Ship 7 HicksJoseph, drayman, Cranston : Hidden Mary, tailoress and mantua-maker, Clifford |

Hidden William, livery, 17 M. Square, College >

_ Hill Barnard, rope-maker, 100 Pawtuxet

Hill George, tallow-chandler, Peck's wharf, Ping . - 7

Hill Henry C. machine-maker, 240 N. Main Hill Hiram, house-carpenter, 160 S: Main, Planet Hill Jane, widow, 196 N. Main ; Hill John, col. taxes, 23 Franklin house, 196 N. Nain Hill John V. ghddinvker, 3 Chesnut, rear Claverick Hill Leonard, wheelwright, Federal Hill Paris, merchant, 6 S. Wat. cor. Wash'n & Aborn Hill -, widow, seamstress, 1!2 Broad [: 'Hillman Alexander, tailor, 27S. Main Hillyard Peleg, mason, Stewart ae Himes Alfred, bouse-carpenter, 76S. Main - Himes Sylvester, do. 27 do. er aia C. T. portrait painter, 33S. Main, 34 Pawtuxd Hinckley D: T. preceptor Pine-street Academy, Pine = Hitchcock Charlotte, widow, 13 George Hoag Joseph, teacher Friends' Boarding School ~ ap - Hodge | James H. groceries, 8 S. Main, 40 Broad _ Hodges Almon D. 6 Union ale 3 Westminster

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: Hodges Bradford, painter, 83 Weybosset, 88 Chesnut _ a Hodges Charles, dry goods, 17 Cheapside, 34, Benefit Hodges Demmi, widow, }10' Broad paste le Hodges Isaac, house-carpenter, corner Chesnut and Elm t Hodges - , widow, South Hodges Joseph, merchant, 114 S. Main, Arnold Hodges Lewis L. Franklin House, 22 M. Square Hodges Preston & Son, keepers Franklin House |. - Hogarthy Edward, labourer, R. I. iron foundr a Holbrook Benj. pinkeranakern 328 N. Main, Randall + Holden Abby, widow, Charles ev Holden Andrew, mariner, Angell : Holden Betsey, widow, tailoress, 150 Benefit . Holden Charles, mariner, 64 Benefit ti 'Holden Charles, 2d, tailor, 5 Cheapside, 110 N. Main - Holden & Church, livery stable, James olden Eliza H. widow, 36 Benefit , Holden Elizabeth, widow, Transit - Holden Henry, dry goods, 3 Cheapside, 108 Benefit ~ Holden Henry, mariner, Well es - Holden Randall, livery stable, James, 178 S. Main . i - Holden Randall, 2d, grocer, 98 N. Main : ' Holden Thomas Be tailor, 5 Cheapside, Smith 'Holmes George B. agent P. iron foundry, Hedy Holmes John, rear 227 North Main _ Holmes Joseph, grocer, Charles eid - ATolmes Martha, "widow, Charles icieduials ' Holmes & M'Culloch, brewery, Fountain | Holmes Oliver, eewer: Fountain Holmes Oliver, shoemaker, Richmond Holmes Otis, brewer, Fourtain, 38 High | Holroyd James M. dry goods, 7 Mar. Sq. Angell Holroyd Joseph T. Angell Holroyd Stephen G. printer, 9 Market Square, '| _ Holroyd Wim. & Son, dry goods, 7 Mar. Sq. aes: Hollis David, labourer, Graves, lane : Holloway Horace, tanner, Thurber' 8 late ¢<5,irmieiate ce Hood Charles, mason, 100 Broad a Xiah' "Hood David B. grocer, 80 1-2 South Main, John. wi Fi Hood Joseph, drayman, Ship : Hood William W. shoemaker, 84 South ee. Joba _ Hopkins Arnold, inn.keeper, 106 High ._. Hopkins Betsey, widow, Sexton " touths Z ee i Hopkins Edward E. home aks 5? Choe. cor. Field -

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Hopkins George C. tanner, Tanyard + BH oplais Henry, machinist, near P. Furn. 3889 N. Main 3 Hopkins John G. cabinet-maker, 192 Benefit, John | Hopkins John H. house-catpenter, rear Cranston eee Hopkins Lucina, tailoress, 333 North Main a Hopkins Nancy, Pichmond sf Hopkins Sabrina, tailoress, corner Field and South a Hopkins Stephen, accountant, market-house, Arnold a Hopkins Thomas, mariner, Ann sli Hopkins William A. machinist, Bark, 251 North Main : ; Hopkins William H. jeweller, Canal, 333 N. Main ie Hoppin Benjamin, merchant, 1 1-2 S. Wat. 135 West. whee Hoppin B. & 'F. C. merchants, 11-2 South Water | a3 Hoppin George H. groc's and drugs, 30 Mar. Sq. re i : 'Hoppin Henry, accountant, Prov. Bank, 20 High © 4 Hoppin Mary, widow, Sabin 7

Hoppin Nicholas, 171 North Main ee: Hoppin Richard, leather-dresser, Canal, 169.N. Main® = 'Hoppin Thomas C. merchant, 1 1-2 S. Wat. 153 West. Be hy Horn Mary, widow, Arnold er Horsewell Ephraim, ship-carpenter, South ee OS a Horsewell Francis, shoemaker, Plane Agios Horsewell Peter, colourer, Randall ee ig Horsewell Philip, ship-carpenter, Ship So ane Horsewell Philip, jun. mason, 55 High | ;

Horsewell Ruth, widow, corner Field and Ship Me

Horsewell Semisiel; ship-carpenter, cor. Rich. & abe oe Horsewell William, house-carpenter, Friendship _ oe Horton Andrew, grocer, Charles =

Horton Charles, drayman, Brook ut ee Horton Eliphalet, mason, Transit : a Horton John S. engraver, over 1 Wey. Atwell's avenue orton Rasséll; rear 30 Pawtuxet lorton Stephen, mason, Hospital ; Hosmer Solomon C. Wickenden e Soo: git ae alee 'Houghton John, widow, 7 George ean ge . Howard Mrs. Ase, groceries and drugs, 157 S. Main Howard Daniel, grocer, 42 High, 145 Broad eo Howard Ephraim, 147 High | Howar ee eth, shoemaker, 117 and rear 121 N. Main © Howard Thos. ivory dealer, 12 1-2 N. Main, 88S. Main - Howard Wm. A. trader, Sl and 79 High . si

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-Howe Mrs. Eliza. Friendship seem " - Howe George W. grocer, 21 Wey. 4 Ww abet se s - Howe Mis. Sally A. 84 Westies ~ Howell Charles F. grocer, Canal, Charles Field Howell John B. grocer, Canal, Charles Field Howell Martha, widow, Chiatlés Field * Howland Henry A. tin-plate worker. 69 Weybos. Pine Howland John, town-treasurer, market-house, 56 Ben. Hubbard Ezra, jeweller, 171 North Main Hubbard John N. coppersmith and founder, 134 Beneht | Hudson Caleb B. mariner, Hill ei Hudsen Horatio G. grocer, 99 and 161 High | Hudson James, house- -carpenter, Ann / Hudson Thomas, house-carpenter, Ann ~ pnt _ Hughes John L. cotton manufacturer, Aborn 4) Hull Daniel, baker, Mill ay ~ Hull Joseph, mason, 255 North Main eiNtige Hull Mrs. Mary, tailoress, 84 Broad | Hull Peleg, house-carpenter, Convenient Hull Peleg, grocer, 114 and 119 Broad Bt - Hull Roena, widow, Ship a | _ Hull Sally, widow, Planet - ua ih Hull Sands, shoemaker, 21 Gheenes ; Hull Thomas C, baker, Mill Humes Ezra, drayman, Stampers enn | Humes George, do. do. Humphrey John, shoe-store, 79 Westminster, Richmoxd Humphrey Miss, mantua-maker, 162 Benefit | _ Humphrey Seth, labourer, 187 North Main Tm | Humphreys Mrs. Elizabeth, 66 Benefit | vith hk | Humphreys James, Charles 4 Humphreys Mrs. Sophronia, mantua-maker, "80 Broad Humphry & Everett, merchants, 57 South Water Humphry Walker, merchant, 57 South Water, Arnold Hunt John, grocer, 13 Weybosset, Dorrance | Hunt Henrietta, widow, 15 High re Huat Marcy, widow, 53 High ee Hunt Mrs. 105 North Main f2 Hunt Samuel, jun. grocer, 13. Weybosset, Pine" Hunt Stephen, butcher, 41 & 45 Broad, 51 igh Hunt William, pedler, 143 High pat om . Hunt William, shoemaker, Snow et ve

ad PROVIDENCE DIRECTORY. 59 é . Hunter John, labourer, 325 North Main

Hunter William, attorney, 19 Market Sq. 181 N. Main

Hunter William, jun. do. 8 Weybosset, 181North Main "Hanting Jdseph, drayman, 180 Benefit : Hunting Samuel. 'Transit

Hurlbert Mrs. widow, Richmond |

Hutchens & Cory, bo: ik-store, 1 Market

Mutchens John, | Market, corner Eddy & Friendship

peeeieict Louisa, widow, Sheldon

Ide Marcelus, blacksmith, Elm, Atwell's Avenue.

Ide Olive, widow, Richmond

Ide Welcome, mason, Pine

Ingalls Mrs. Betsey, school-mistress, Stewart °

Ingalls Elkannah, blacksmith, Canal

Ingalls George, mason, Point

Ingalls Seth H. mason, Point

Ingraham Simeon, surveyor of lumber, Wickenden ~

Ingraham Sollmio ase grocer, cor. S. Main & Wickenden - Taman Harkness, Hachinist; Bark, Charles

Trish Charles. P. engraver. Ship

Irons Arnold, grocer, 48 Broad, Ship

Trons Nicholas, Sabin, Federal -

Ives Moses B. merchant, over 36 S. Main, Power

Ives Robert B. 144 Benefit R

Ives Thomas P. merchant, over 36 S. Main, Power ''

Jackins David, mason, rear Claverick ety Jackson Charles & Co. maufacturers, 16 S. Main Jackson George, 6) Westminster, 21 Broad

Jackson George W.16 South Main, President - Jackson Tanies A. accountant, market-house, 106 Benefit Jackson J. I'. & Co. brass founders, 18 Broad, 40 Chesnut Jackson Maria, milliner, 83 and rear 66 Broad Jackson Miss Mary, 17 Chesnut 'Jackson Mary, widow, rear 2 Weybosset : Jackson Nathan W.town-clerk, market-house,106 Ben't son Richard, over 1 Market, Eipaident , Jackson Samuel, Richmond a ickson Samuel, 2d, merchant, Eddy Jackson Sylvester R. grocer, 46 fond, Richmond

_ Jacobs James, 24 Broad Jacobs James & Co. dr ry goods, 45 and 49 WasteiMgcep

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Jacobs Maria, abet 30 High. James Elizabeth, widow, Wickenden James John M. baker, barber, 1385 Broad, 10 Chesnut James Miss Martha, mantua-maker, 17 Broad .

. James Mary, widow, Transit :

James Richmond, shoemaker, 26 S. Nae 10 Chesnut James William, widow, 44 Chesnut

Jastram Mrs. Abby, 305 North Main | w. Jastram Mawney, livery stable, rear 29 Market

Jeffers William, jun. cabinet-maker, oe Broad

Jenckes Abby, widow, Orange

Jenckes Benjamin, 77 Benefit

Jenckes Charles C. chaise-maker, rear 24 N. Main,Ora' e ~ Jenckes John, overseer callendar, Aborn Jenckes John C. jeweller, Friendship

-Jenckes Mary T. widow, College

Jenckes Rebecca C. widow, Meeting

Jenekes Salotus, grocer, 129 High

Jenckes Stephen B. confect. 99 and over 191 N. Main Jenks Betsey, corner Benefit and Transit

Jenks Edward B. cabinet- maker, 68 Broad

Jenks Mary, widow, over 23 Cheapside * ~

jenks Nancy, widow, Charles Field

Jenkins & Man, manufacturers, 23 South Water Jenkins Wiliam, 23 South Water, 199 Benefit

Jerauld Samuel, house-carpenter, Power

Jewett Elipbalet, house-carpenter,corner Ship and. Field Jillson Esek A. house-carpenter, 21 Chesnut: Jillson Gardner, carver, Green, 44 High

Jillson Gliver, mariner, Charles

Jillson Oliver, jun. mariner, 71 Broad

Jillson Olney, m machinist, Bark, Charles

Jillson Pardon, baker, 91 Broad

Jillson Thomas, mariner, |

"Johnson Andrew, tin-plate worker, 89 and 155 High Johnson Ebenezer, tin-plate worker, 13 Westminster -

Johnson. Albert, house-carpenter, Elbow ae aga Johnson Benjamin, house-carpenter, Elbow . ee, Johnson Emery, cabinet-maker, 133°-Migh

Johnson James, house-carpenter, Eddy be ba nay {

Johnson John L. chaise-maker, 58 Broad, Plane Johnson John, corner Field and South ae 3

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* Johnson Lydia, widow, over 143. South Main

Johnson Mrs. Mary, 101 Pawtuxet

~ Johonet Charles H. jeweller, Steeple, 90 North, Main. Jones Alexander, comm. mer 'chant, Leonard, Angell f

- Jones Barnabas, 13. Pawtuxet : *

Jones Cornelius, teamster, 433 North Main

Jones Miss Eliza D. preceptress, 145 W estminster

Jones Esther, widow, 81 Westminster :

Jones Ezra, drayman, rear 30 Pawtuxet

Jones Isaiah, preceptor at Friends' board'g sch. Hone:

Jones James, 113 Broad sae

Jones John, grocer, Transit -

Jones John, boarding-house,. Eddy

Jones Jobn,. shoemaker, 18 Pawtuxet | -

Jones John H. Jabourer, Bark (Bradied-:

Jones John P. tin plate worker and gauger, 22. Market,

Jones Josiah, senior publisher of Patriot, Aborn . .

Jones Mrs. Judith, 224- Benefit

Jones Nancy, widow, Canal |

Jones Thomas, widow, 81,Westminster ~

Jones William, widow, 153. Westminster

Jones William, boarding-house, rear 8 Weybosset

Jones William C. preceptor, 25 Broad

Jorden Julius, mariner, Fox Point

Jorden Mrs. Orms~

Josselyn Jairus, 'iton-pioulder, Randall i ea:

Joslin Samuel B. clerk, 6 W. Water, 244 North Main

Joslin Willard, 6 West Water, Ben -

Justin Charles, mariner, Sheldon -

Justin John, Pilot, ditto

Justin Philip, mrarsner, Hall

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Kay Moses, mariner, 178 Benefit ; Pieipe ein

Keech. Zephaniah, grocer, Union | ae

Keef Alexander, mariner, Transit

Keely George W. high school, rear adel [Hopkins

pene Josiah,coppersinith & brass-founder,116 Ss. Mian,

<elley Daniel.E. shoemaker, 190 and rear 134 N. at

Kelley, Hiram, mariner, 229 South Main

Kelley Lawion,, boarding-louse, 161 W cstminitgr

Kelley Shubael, mariner, 229 South Main | |

Kelley Wilbur, mafiner, 49 Benefit "°° =

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Kelly Barney, labourer, Charles, os

Kelly Ebenezer, 37 Benefit

Kendall Clark, mason, 47 Pawnee i ship, Shiy . Kendall Henry L. tallow-chandler, cor. pepiae & Friend- Kendall Oliver, book-store, 2 Market Square, Eddy. Kendall Sarah H. widow, boarding-house, Angell Kent Joseph, blacksmith, Elm

Kenyon Moses, jun. labourer, Atwell's avenue

Wenyon Stephen C. yeoman, Tanyard

Kilburn E. G. teacher at high school, rear Avett Kimball Rufus W. butcher, market-house, 8&5 & 59 High Kimball Sandford, grocer, 7 1-2 South Water, 85 High. King Misses Betsey & Sarah, tailoresses, Charles

King Misses Margaret, Elizabeth & Susanna, Transit - Kinsley Martin, moulder, Eddy, 85 Broad:

Kinsley widow, do.

Kinsley Miss Mary, winder, Sexton

King John, jeweller, 55 George, 72 Broad

Kine Joseph C. tailor, 131 and 156 High

King Josiah, North Shore Cove ee King William J. cashier Union Bank, 2 W ashington Kingsbury George W. house-carpenter, R. I. iron fini Kingsbury John, principal Prov. high school, 119 Bene- fit, rear Angell

Kinney Hiram, blacksmith, rear 92 N. Main, 98 Benef. Knight ener: mason, rear 168 High 5 Knight Benjamin, machinist, Bark, 280 North Main = Knight Nehemiah R. 34 High ; ne Knight Robert, coroner, 111 and 91 High Knight Stephen L. ee aa 185 AO ica Knight Thomas, drayman, Pond

Knowles Amey, widow, 363 North Main Knowles Edward, jeweller, 37 Benefit, 363. North ssn Knowles Henry, pewterer, 109 and 363 North Main" Knowles John P. printer, over 9 M. Sq. 363 N. Main" Knowles Miss Mary, 8359 North Main' tae Knowles Power, grocer, 411 North Main. ll Knowles Samuel, physician, 359 North Main bee Knowlton Erastus F. grocer, 24 Market, 67 High © Knowlton Freeman, tabourer, 230 North Main, ~~ 7 'Knox William, "Watchemnlse's 81 'N. Main, rear aa

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Ladd Joseph W. machinist, Field: ba wing iH rent aha Isaac, mason, Pine - x Laha Jolin, labourer, Snow

Lake Laban, blacksmith, Peck's wharf, Parsonage Lake Mary Ann, seamstress, 225 South Main

Lake Richard, painter, rear 69 Pawtuxet

Lamson Mis. tailoress, 111 Westminster

Landy Timothy, labourer, worth shore Cove

Lane Rowland, Sexton.

'Laag Nathaniel, Bb ipeseansker 62. Weyb. Claverick... Langley Arnold S. accountant, 21 Market Sq. 194 Benef i Langley Joshua H. caliber. 103 S. Water, 194 Bene#. Langley Lee, sail-maker, 103 S. Water, 70 Broad Langley Peter, tailor, Charles Field

- Kapham Robert, machinist, Bark, 283 North Main __ Larcher & Hatch, merchant tailors, 8 Market Square Larcher John, merch't tailor, 8 Market Sq. 146 Benefit Larned George, attorney, mar ket-house, 32 1-2 Benefit Larned John S. & Co. druggists, 32 and 153 N. Main Larned Sarah, widow,-59 Weybosset

Larned Thomas A. druggist, 32 and 184.N. Main - Larned Wm. G. accoun't, 12 Market Sq. 134 N. Main Lasell Charles, cooper, 217 South Maina F Lasell John, undertaker, Charles

Lasell John C. hatter, 178 North Main

Lasell William, baker, High

' Lauoghlin Nicholas, thread-dresser, foot Union Laveck John C. jeweller, Star, 194 North Main Lawrence Edward, labourer, north of High

Lawrence John, baker, 84 Broad

Lawrence Joseph, clerk, 60 Westminster, Cady's lané Lawrence Thos. viet. cellar, under 11 M.Sq. 16 Westm -Eawrence Walter, paper-hanger, 76 Westminster Lawton Abraham B. keeper hotel, 81 Benefit

Lawton Carr, preceptor, Canal matkal rear 22 Market. Lawton Joseph, cooper, Wickenden, Sheldon Lawton Josiah, cashier Mechanics bank, 25 S. Main Lawton Lydia, widow, Sheldon Lawton Michael, labourer, Sugar lane

Lawton Parker H. hostler, Angell, John

Lawton Thomas, lahoubeis Hill

Learned Elizabeth, widow, 84 Westminstér

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Lesrede Horace, clerk, 38 ee 106 5 Westininsted Leatherbee widow, 43 Pawtuxet ©

Leavens George, grocer, High .

Leavens Marvin, paifiter, 68. S. Water, Butler's fsaliork Lee Alfred B. preceptor 3d dist. public'school, Hope' - Lee Freelove, widow, near Pond : Lee Mary, Atwell's avenue 5 A gra Legg William; truckman,. 26 Pawtuiedt,

Leggett Cha's F. looking-glass manuf. 23.N. Main, Arn'd Leman Henry, carver, 3' Broad, Sheldon Leslie Patrick W. musician; AA See Lester Mrs. Cranston

Levalley Stephen, Hiotisei aitieutery South Levins Jesse, mariner, Brook E Lewis Benjamin, mason, 296 North Main © Sern Lewis Miss Betsey, boarding-house, 65 North Maix Lewis James, mason, Point :

Lewis Jeremiah, mason, Point

Lewis Levi, mason, Point Kh j

Lewis Mary 8. tailoress, 27 South Main: |

Lewis' Philip, barber, 5 Pawtuxet

Lewis Samuel, mason, 67 Chesnut' = _

Lewis homie, stone-cutter, 83 South Main, Claverick: Lewis Timothy, mariner, 65 North Main' .~ Linard & Duval, fancy goods, &c, 41 Cheapside - Lincoln Abel, hatter, 21 Market, 15 Weybosset Lincoln Gharles, house-carpenter, Union ae Lincoln Kezia, widow, rear 32 Pawtuxet

Lindley Joab, lumber yard; north shore Cove, 97, Benefit Lindley Miss Julia, school mistress, 87 Benefit

"= Lindsey Benjamin M. shoe-store, 6 Westminster

_ Lindsey Cyrus W. cordage, 82 8S. Water, 122 S. Main - Lindsey Jonathan, hatter, High >t Lindsey Samuel, grocer, 108 South Main, Arnold - Hippitt Charles, 54 Weybossct

_Lippitt John, paper-hangings, 6L Westminister 85 High B

Lippitt Joseph.F. merchant, William =) ; Lippitt Moses, William | Sg Lippitt Richard, 184 Benefit - ~ Lippitt Thomas B. lumber merch. rear 47 S. Wat. will Lippitt Warren, merchant, 184 Benefit Little Charles T. gunsmith, 91 and 78 South. Maine:

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Littlepage John, labourer, 172 South Main Livsey James, stone-cutter, 102 Broad i Limbes John, coppersmith, 18 Broad, 63 Weybosset ; 'Lockwood Benoni, surveyor, Field , Lockwood Benoni, jun. mariner, Field

Lockwood Rhodes G. merchant tailor, 14 Mar. Sq Field Lonsdale James, dyer, Sabin, Abbot. -

Lonsdale Sarah A. widow, boarding-house, Clifford a: Lopez Samuel, jeweller, 53 George -

Lothrop Henry W.5 South Water, John |

Lothrop Otis, agent Bost. Comm'! Line; Manuf. Hotel Lothrop Mrs. SSinh. Jona. ee a bercbonld Lothrop widow, 77 High. s Lothrop Zebediah,.comm. merch't, Leonard, 18 George Loud Zenas, shoemaker, 80. and.76 North Main : P Love Charles, jun. P. Furnace, Charles.

Lovett Mrs. Mary, Thurber'slane ._ . . : Low Charles, 32 Market, corner Pleasant and Broads: Low Mrs. Eleanor, colourer, 791-2 Weybosset

Low & Fenner, grocers, 32 Market at Low Joseph, Crufentiomen, 27 W estminster, President Low Joseph H. Field. nik Low Lyman P. grocer, 95 High

Low Mary, widow, preceptress, Orange

Low » widow, rear 55 Cheapside

Lucas Abraham, labourer, north end

Luce Warren, boarding-house, 101 South Maia la Ludlow Archibald, yeoman, Transit

Luther Barnabas, teamster, 89 icra clases

Luther Coomer, rope-maker, Hill :

Luther Edward, house-carpenter, Sexton if? Luther Edward, brass-founder, 113 S.. Main, Transit ; Luther fakaaks widow, over 4 Broad OE ngs ha Luther Jeremiah, house-car peter, Thayer or Luther Job, drayman, Wickenden - Es

Luther John, labourer, Plane 4

Luther Joseph P. barber,.15 M. Square, Snow. 3 Luther Josias L. blacksmith, 370. and 374 N..Main

Luther Misses, tailoresses, 186 Westminster > af Luther Nancy, widow, 212 N. Main - id, Luther Nathaniel, Well... .- bac axe

Luther Stephen G. 453 North Main i Luther Thomas, tanner and currier, 453 do. fe) 12

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Luther Thomas, jun. shoemaker, 453 do. Luther Thomas S. cabinet-maker, 192 Benefit, Transit Lyman Roland, watch-maker, &c. 55 Cheaps. Manufac. Lyman William, drayman, 73 Chesnut - [Hotel Lyman William, blacksmith, Elm, Parsonage ng. 'Lynch Daniel, labourer, 48 Weybosset .

Lynch John, labourer, Plane © | Lyon Danforth, merchant, 25 Long wharf, Mathewsacie Lyon Edward S. jeweller, 267 N. Main © Lyon John J, Point. .

Lyon Luther, Hiohislaccien pig Coles

Lyndon Danforth P. 81 Benefit -

'Mackie & Arnold, physicians anit surgeons, Pleasant Mackie John, physician and surgeon, Pleasant. '© Macomber Samuel, labourer, 26 Pawtuxet

Macomber Teboded, labourer, 72 Broad

MCaskil] Barney, labourer, Stewart -

M'Carty - - , Sabin, Abbott | ) PS Seiay Bo -M'Carvey Owen, Sabiti, Abbott Ling M'Cefrey Hugh, labourer, rear John M'Clanning William, house-carpenter, 235 Benefit M'Clellan Samuel, boarding-house, 75 Benefit - was M'Clure Betsey, widow, rear 24 Weybosset = M'Connel - - , marble polisher, Peck's wharf =~ M'Crea William, grocer, 48 Weybosset - ress M'Culldch Alexander, brewer, Federal =k M'Dugald John, baker, Mill | &. Ra S M'Farland 'Alexander, Sabin, Atwell's avenue Mies! M'Farland Thomas, baker, High

M'Farlane Hugh S. com. mer- S Water, Franklin house M'Foy Nancy, widow, Meeting ie | M'Glauflin Patrick, labourer, 364. N. Mein t M'Gowan John, labourer, Sabin, 77 NMby basa | M'Gowan Robert, labourer, Sabin, 77 W eyhosset M'Graw James, labourer, rear John M'Gruth Thomas, labourer, 143 N. Main | M'Intire Isaac, labourer, 166 South cba The M'Kay William, grocer, 87S. Water, 'Benevollint 38 M'Kinley Daniel, engineer steanr cotton factory, Eddy M'Kinze ici house-carpenter, 87 Been nad bib M'Lane John, mariner, 'Transit © 4 ol bee M'Lane Nathan, drayman, 236 8, Main UO a ASRS

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M'Neal John, baker, Clemence M'Nelley Sohn; dry goods dealer, 2 North Main ete Maegwire Thomas, clerk, 75 N. Main, rear Angell ©. Mahony Cornelius, house-carpenter, Randall | Maine Mrs. Deborah, 184 Benefit

Mallett Edward J. com. merchant, 48 8. Water, Power Mallett Joseph, mariner, 332 North Main Maloy James, labourer, R. [iron foundry, Abbot » Maloy John, do. do.

Man 'Aaron; hard ware, 86 N. Main : Man George F. attorney, 9 M. Square, S4 N. Main - Man Samuel F. 23 South Water, Thomas 3 : Manchester Abner, steam cotton mill, Eddy "ManchesterAlbert C. coppersmith, 1s Broad, GiPawtee _ Manchester Cyrus, mariner, Pine '

Manchester Ellery, drayman, Atwell's avenue =,

Manchester Jacob, house-carpenter, Richmond i

Manchester John, inn-keeper, 149 High .

Manchester Joseph, labourer, Eddy

Manchester Mason, hostler, 86 Benefit.

Manchester Richard, teamster, 236 South Main:

Manchester Robert, house-carpenter. Washington' ;

Manchester Stephen, mariner, Arnold ft

Mancliester Thaddeus, labourer, Pine

Mann David E. constable, 296 North Main

Mann George H- watchman, 296 N. Main

Mann John W. shoe store, 7 Market, 51 George

Mann Joseph, Charles '

Mann William H. dry goods, 32 and 84 Westminster

Mann' William H. tanner, Charles

Manning Abiah, shoemaker, rear 1 Broad

Mansell George, baker, 73 Weybosset =)

"Mansir Robert, blacksmith, Martin, Ravdalt"

Manton eee 9S. Water, 129 Westminster - ~ Manton Edward E. accountant, 9 South Water, Union

Manton Elisha & Co. mer chants, 6S. Water, Mathewson Manton Joseph, merchant, 10 S. Water, 35 Westinitister

Manton Mrs. 129 Westminster .

Manton Salma, merchant, Leonard, 53 Broad ob Manton Shadrach, 331 North Math (00 ia Marble Jonathan, ship-carpenter, Field ~ is! ergs "Marble Pensa blacksmith, rear 193 and 196. Main Marble' ichmond, ivek sinieh rear 193 and 768. Main

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Marshall Hannah, widow, 69 Broad

Marshall Mrs. Martha, Claverick

Marsirall William, printer, 4Union Build's, 7 S. Main Marshall William B. shoemaker, 164 and 83 N. Main Martin Miss Abby, Eddy | Martin Misses Abby & Sarah, 136 Westminster . Martin Albert, accountant, 51 S. Water, Front. Martin Alfred, comb- finisher, 152 Benefit a, Martin David, grocer, 79 Weybosset, Middle Martin Eihanan, shoemaker, 148 N. Main

Martin Eliza, tailoress, 94 Broad

Martin Ephraim, house-carpenter, Friendship, Ship. Martin Henry, house-carpenter, rear Claveric] Martin Henry, dry goods, 16 West. cor. Shel. &" 'raverse Martin James, glazier, rear 25 Weybosset, Claverick - Martin Jeremiah, mariner, 169 S. Main : Martin Job, drayman, Sheldon by Martin John, dry goods, 21 Cheapside, 75 Benefit Martin John, 98 Benefit 'Martin John, 114 Broad

Martin John D. 81 Benefit

Martin Joseph, glazier, Thomas, 54 Westminster _ Martin Joseph 8S. commis. merchant, 51.8. Water, Fr ont Martin Joseph & Son, glaziers, Thomas Martin Josiah H. house-carpenter, 111 Broad

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Martin Le Baron, house-carpenter, 307 N. Main # Martin Mary, widow, Cady's lane reyes heel #2 Martin Mrs. Cady's lane ae ve

Martin Otis H. house-carpenter, ll Davin 7 Martin Philip, yeoman, corner.Charles and Martin ve Martin Rebecca C. 357. North Main | Martin Richard C. glazier, Thomas, Clemence Martin Stephen, justice peace and grocer, B55 N. Main Martin Silvanus, widow, 357 N. Main

Martin Silvanus G. dry goods aa gt oceries, 177 N. Main Martin Syrill, labourer, Hill acy Martin V< jevellsr, Claverick ' Oe ae ie . Martin Wheeler, 152 and 154. North nate) oi a Martin William; mariner, Wickenden == Martin William, butcher, Cranston fee 2 a Martin William, mason, corner Hope and Power he Martin William B. pub. notary, 116 N. Main, Stephens. Martin William H. clerk Merchants' Bank, By see

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Mason Amasa, inorctent: 12 W. Wester: 20 Broads. Mason Ann, widow, milliner, 186 South. Main

Maso Coomer E. grocer, &c- 109 Broad

Mason Earl P. druggist, 27 Broad

Mason George, jeweller, 95 North Main'

Mason James, grocer, 198 South Main

Mason James D. silversmith, 147 Westminster, Claverick Mason John A. Atwell's avenue. Mason John H. & Co. druggists, 27 Biohde: [ Mason Joseph R. shoe-store, 14 North Main, Transit Mason Miss'Nancy, over 34 Weybosset

Mason Obadiah; tanner and curries, 395 N. Main Mason Obadiah, jun. tanner and eurrier, 390 N, Main. Mason Oliver, house-carpenter, Ann

Mason Owen, 10 Ni. Main, 40 Benefit vit Mason Pardon, surveyor of highways, 111 Bradds iit i

~ Mason Mrs. Ruth, 393 North Main i

Mason Miss Ruth, preceptress, Jenckes, 395 N. Maint Mason Samuel, grocer, Fox. Point, Front

Mason Samuel, jun. Front ea ne Mason Sauford, portrait painter, Pleasant pee! Mason William B: mason, 111 Broad'

Mason William H..10'N. Main, Benevolent

Masoa William J. 186 South Main | Mason William B. house- -carpenter, North Main, Sexton Mason William, widow, Transit

Mathews Jeremiah, rope-maker, foot of Union Mathewson Benjamin, butcher, market-house, Cranston Mathewson Miss Eliza, mantua-maker, 56 Benefit. Mathewson Mrs. Hannah, 127 Westminster Mathewson Henry, mariner, 97 Pawtuxet . Mathewson Henry, drover, 198 High

Mathewson Isaac, mason, Charles- - _

Mathewson Isaac, grocer, 20 Market, 99 Beoult Mathewson John, Sec. Wash. Ins..Com. 1 Mar. 9 Washi Mathewson Robert, machinist, Ship Mauran Carlo, 17L South iain) 166 Benefit . t Mauran Joseph, physician and ue 40S. Main. Manran Joseph C. accountant, 13 _N. Main, Benefit - - Mauran Joshua, merchant, 88 S. Water,. corner Joba

~ and Thayer - Maxcy Eaton W. cir. library, &c: 43 and 128 N. Mair

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Maxwell Samuel, nares onphetieed 174 South Main Maynard James. machinist, Martin, 246 North Main Maynard Mrs. Charles |

Maynard Sumner, teamster, rear 364 North Mabe Meacham John, hostler, Franklin-house if Mecan Neal, labourer, hlartin i ivfieg Bedbury Mra, Sheldon a Megee Susana, widow, College

Meloney James, house-carpenter, Neck. Melville David, jeweller, rear 41 Benefit | Mercereau Mrs. mantua-maker, Stewart Merriam Ira, wheelwright, 396 North Main Merrifield Mary, widow, Thurber's lane. Merriweather William, labourer, Front. Merrick Charles V. ship-carpenter, South i? Messenger Albert, house-carpenter, rear Richmond : Messer Rev. Asa, Cranston

Metcalf Mrs. Elizabeth, Canal

Metcalf Jesse, tanner and currier, corner Charles & Mith

Metcalf Joel, ditto ditto - - Metcalf Joel, jun. ditto | ditto MetcalfJoseph, © ditto Canal

Metcalf Nathaniel G. town crier, 246 N. Main

Metcalf Samuel, grocer, 178 North Main ang lee Metcalf Whiting, jeweller, Charles, 243 N. Main | si Milbank Charles W. brewer, Abbot, Franklin-Hous® Millard Samuel, printer, Journal Office, Pine - , 'Millard Wm. cabinet-maker, 115 1-2 South Main. Miller Benjamin, Page . ete ot: Miller Consider, labourer, Transit _ Miller Edward F. watchmaker, &c, 25 Mar. 18 George, Miller Gulielmus B. shoemaker, High

Miller Henry, house-carpenter, Sheldon

Miller James S. house-carpenter, Sheldon -

Miller Jeremiah, mariner, 211 South Main

Miller Job, machinist, Bark, Charles »

Miller John, pub. Journal & Inquirer, 12 Mar. Sq. Pine Miller L. L. physic and sur. 58 and 28 Westminster _ Miller Martha, widow, 12 Benefit

Miller Mary, widow, nurse, rear 30 Pawtuxet Miller Miss, rear 55 Cheapside 'Miller Nancy, widow, 28 High OE Miller Pardon, wivehawulieey ee. A7 Cheapside, Angell

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Miller Samuel. shoemaker, 16 Broad

Miller Susan P. milliner, 16 Broad Miller Welcome, drayman, rear 68 Broad ~ Miller William, tanner and currier, Cranston Millet Benjamin, cooper, 15 Pawtuxret Miner Peleg, mariner, 169 South Main Mirriss Folin; drayman, Transit Mitchell Edward R. cigar-maker, Eddy - ae Mitchell James, merchant tailor, 4 Mar. Sq. N. Court ° Mitchell John, labourer, 17 Pawtuxet

Mitchell Moses, teacher Friends' Boarding School Mitchell Miss Rhoda, North Court - Mitchell Misses Sarah & Eliz. mantua-makers, N.Court_ Mitchell William, shoemaker, 21 1-2 N. Main, Pine Montgomery Mrs. Mary, Randall Moore Charles, labourer, North shore of Cove

Moore Joseph, shoemaker, Dorrance Moore Samuel P. jeweller, Benefit, 90 North Main. - Moore Wm. jun. bar-keeper, 178 South Main -

Moores Mrs. Sally G. Butler's wharf ~ Morgan Abigail, widow, Well - Morgan Jacob, 218 South Main : Morgan Samuel, house-carpenter, cor. Meeting & Cong, : Morris John H. clerk, Sabin, Atwell's Avenue Morris William, yeoman, Harrington's lane Morris William P. shoemaker, rear 66° Broad Morrison James, Sabin, rear 118 Broad Morse Daniel, house-carpenter, R. I. iron foundry Morse & Draper, merchant tailors, 9 Market Morse George, labourer, North shore Cove Morse N: T. 9 Market, 74 Westminster Morton Elihu, house-carpenter, Sabin Mosely John, 105 Westminster, 76 South Main Mosher Albert J. grocer, 65 and 54 High | Mosher Caleb, mason, 54 High : Mosher Caleb, jun. merchant, Canal, 127 Woitihinstir: Mosher anal ant B. mason, 106 Paw tuxet Mowry Charles C. grocer, 12S. Water, College Mowry Nathan, grocer, 45 Canal, 125 .N. Main Mowry. Nathaniel,' butcher, 170 High Mowry Philip, grocer, 299 and 292 North Main | Mowry Thomas, grocer, 18 South Main

_ Mowry Thomas S. grocer, 20 South Main

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Muenscher John, Congdon - Muenscher Henry, tallow-chandler, Eddy, Cu

Muenscher Wm. cash. Mech. & Manu's bank, Congdon |

Mumford Henry, grocer, under new market, Stewart

Mumford Henry G. hay scales and livery stable, Bowen .

Mumford James, Cady's lane, 66 Benefit

Mumford S. B. & Co. com. mer's, 7 S. Water, College

Mumford Wilham, justice of peace, 1385 Broad Munro Jeremiah, mariner, 79 South Main

Munro John, 79 Broad ;

Munro Thomas, 79 Broad

Munro Thomas, shoemaker, corner. Front and Hill

Munroe Francis S. book-binder, 1 Market, Congdon i Sl

Munroe Henry, house-carpenter, Brook

Munroe John L. mariner, Sheldon Munroe Nathan, house-carpenter, Atwell'ss avenue Munroe Samuel, distiller, Pine

Munroe Sanford, mariner, over 172 South Main pat F

Munroe William, mason, 33 Pawtuxet

Munroe William, inn-keeper, 2 North Main ea Kad : :

Munson Mrs. preceptress, 222 North Main

Munyan Thomas, grocer, 194 and 200 Roath Main. a

Munyan' Timothy, Canal,.68 Benefit. ' Murray Robert, turner, Pine, 17 Broad Murphy Dennis, labourer, 364 North Main Murphy Edwin T. barber, 4 Wey boneetet Lareny Murphy Garret, labourer, Canal.

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Nestell Christian M...chair store, 109 Ss. Main, 76 Ches'e ¢

Nelson Alexander,.waiter, Franklin-House Nelson Edward; ship-carpenter, 219 South Main ..

Needham John.G. merchant, Leonard, Aborn' cman My Newcomb Danforth, grocer, 69 Broad - int) ak

Newcomb Mrs: H. S."Thomas _ sete cay

ewcomb Simeon, spar-maker, Thayer

Newel Franklin, machinist, Charles .

'Newel John, clothier, Charles. ceca si ee | Newel Stanford, machine-shop, Charles | ' LiKe « |

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Newell Asa, grocer, 188 NorthMain,... +: .. wo! ie |

Newell Asa, 2d, grocer,. Canal, "B2. Benefit a

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Newhall Napthali, labourer, Bamolen Sid, Ses ST set uy i? Newman John, architect, ene ve ys ex Newman Mrs. Mary, Charles.) 4)

Newton Benjamin; blacksmith, eo 4 Newton William, blacksmith, R: iron: oe Nichols Amasa, accountamty Union: - : : Nichols Benjamin O. machinist, Burr's ibe. sue ds Nichols Charles, house-carpenter, Brook > ze Nichols & Freeman, shoe-store, 95 Mileybosact Nichols Jonathan, artist, Field:

Nichols Jonathan B. jeweller, Hynisivdlfoni 'nied.

Nichols Mary, widow, boarding-house,. 68 Westminster Wichols Meric, chair-maker, 165 High Nichols Samuel, 95 and. 116. Mieatveiniotar 6 rar Ow ig fe Nickerson Sactien, mariner, Thurber's. reas eae Niger Alfred, barber, 87 High, Pond» rN . Nightingale Miss. Abby, 9 George. alt Nightingale Elizabeth, widow, Power. : Nightingale Sam'l, agt. Geo. man'g Com: 17. S. Main, 9.

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Niles Jonsthan,- boarding-house, ephiatio ayit [George, Nobles Isaac, drayman,'footiof Union...» 9's Nobles John, drayman,110 Broad). Nobles Thomas, drayman,: Page - Her eae Nobles William, labourer, rear Aborn: aA ho dedi

Northup Joseph, mariner, 220-North Main. a Northup Nicholas, eurrier, 123 Broad ey 'Northup Thomas G. tailor, 9 North. Main, 'Gist. eet Norton Henry B..clerk, 59 N. Main,-cor. Dor. &: Fine

- Nottage*George iL. tin-plate'worker, Green .. . 4) Noyes Enoch, teacher at om Fao E BAN

Noyes John .M..108 North Main. ad ae Noyes John U. 108 North Main phe 8:0 9 Noyes Moses, preceptor, Mathewoun CM eae jl Anthony touse-carpontr, 65 North Msi ig tt Oakes Abel, drayman, 224.Nosats Moin she ic cat Oatley John, ee tlie. "9 2m Lise) O'Brian John, labourer,,Sugar lane... nf ait 15 eet O'Brian James, do. » . do... (tits : Sin fy fain -Oldridge Samuel, mariner, Arnold - ies th : ly' Oldfield John, lumber-yard, Canal, 6. 65:North, Me iy wat 'oO

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Olney Benjamin S. grocer, 119 High |. :

Olney Elam, jeweller, over 73 and. 393 North Main® Olney Elisha, grocer, 183 High | . "the - Olney Elizabeth, widow, 125 North Main me Olney Miss Fanny, 34 Benefit Olney George, 268 North Main

Olney George I. ditto

Olney George R.A. grocer, Canal, 74 High |

Olney Jabez, 121 High | -

Olney James M. saddler and harness maker, OLN. Main Olney James N. 34 South Main : Olney Jeremiah, mariner, 289 North Main __

Olney Jesse N. new market-house, Clemence ~ ey Olney Martha, widow, rear 45 High | a) Olney Miss Mary, 26 Benefit rue ee as Olney Polly, widow, 393 North Main

Olney Rebecca F. widow, 34 South Main

Olney 'Sarah, widow, Olney Olney' Samuel, house-carpenter, 419 North Main

Olney Stephen, chaise-maker, 245 North Main -

Olney William, painter, 69 and 66 High | [a Olney William P. cashier High-Street Bank, 156 High: Olney William T. painter, rear Cranston

Ormsbee Abby, widow, between Sheldon. and Wichdusr 'Ormsbee George A. house-carpenter, Mill, 257° N. Main Ormsbee George W. 116 South Main, Arnold

Ormsbee Ira, labourer, Middle Maint Ormabee John H, Sec. U.I. Co. 9 Mar. Sq. over 192 Se Ormsbee Josiah H. clerk, 25and 72 Westminster == Ormsbee Joseph, Lowsescarpenter, 286 N; Main - i age Ormsbee Josiah H. clerk, 25 and 72 Westminster _ Ormsbee Miss, 'hantwa-onhede, Johd 806. G9 gio tase Ormsbee Sarah, widow, Arnold). oi Orrell Edward; steel -reed-maker, 192 North Main - Orswell Benjamin, whoslmrght. Graetony 135 ick Osborn Cyrus, baker, Charles - t: i)

Otis Sewall, hostler; Canal © fi ries cme et i Set | Owen Mrs. Lydia, Thurber' laos: tie" aera | Owen Michael, mariner, Transit. ~~ , tis oe " Owens George, blacksmith, Canal, Thomas' spies! Oxx William, baker, 128: North: Main Tah bie ic! 5k a

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Pabodie Alden, tailor, 8 Market Square, Pine' = ° « Pabodie Benjainin G. accountant, 39 High Pabodie Wm. hat-stores, {5 Mar. and 30. High, 37 Higk Packard Geo. W. grocer, 142 N. Main, Howland's alley Packard Henry, mer. tailor, 129 and aoe North nat Packard Phebe, widow, Church aE GI *Padelford Abram, Abbot, Cranston

Padelford Elisha, shoemaket, 30 North Main; Field 4 Padelford E. N. tailor, 2t Market Square, 40: Chesnut -Padelford Mrs. Mary, 40 Chesnut) © ie: Padelford Seth, accountant, 16S. Water; 40 Chesnut Page Ann, preceptress, 148 and' 84. teste scan 6

Page Daniel, currier, Charles 9» a BALA, AaM i Page Elizabeth, widow, John > ue aot ae | Page James, tallow-chandler, rear 197 Ni Maia, Star Page John S. mariner, Jolin hos Page Martin, mariner, Ane fo Die ws snag x sn rot Page Thomas B. mariner, Ann' eee Paine & Burgess, lottery and exch. brokers, 12 Mar. Sq. Paine Comfort, mariner, William © et Paine Daniel, widow, Arnold hee anucn t Paine Elisha, teamster, 151.High =» org Paine George A. "house-carpenter, 403 North Main 2h Paine John, rope-maker, 174 South Main. ©

Paine John, lott. and exch. broker, 12 Mar. ka Aborn Paine Jonathan; mariner, Arnold >.

Paine Lloyd, shoemaker, 3 Chesnut, 7 Broad ¢ ene Paine Walter, manufacturer, 27 Market Sq. Mathewsen Paine Walter, jun, 27 Market Square, Fountain eB 'Palmer "Abigail, widow, 236 North Main -

Palmer Gideon, keeper Dexter Asylum

Parish Erastus, cooper, Peck's wharf, Pond Parmenter David, shoemaker, 213 N. Main, Huspitel Parmenter Jona, C. publ. of Cadet, 9 M. Sq. 205 S. Main Parker Alba D. cabinet-maker, 1154 and 82 S. Main Parker James B. inn-keeper, 178 South Main. > Parker Mrs. Martha, boarding-house, Well Parker Thomas, chair painter, 117 and 136 Westminst. Parkerson Benoni, hatter, 144 High' a Parkerson John, moulder, P. Furnace, Charles | Pie Parks Harrison G. O. printer, 293 N. Main" ee Parks Jesse, mason, 280 North Main | , Parks Joseph, gunsmith, Charles, 280. North Main'

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-ParsonsaLyman, labourer, Sheldon ¢ 9.0 6 ie Parsons Usher, prof. anatomy. and; *Berys Br. Univ. 6 Weil) VON Main, 75 Benefit . erent, ate WE: pede «Pat David, drayman, Wacbingian.. Lo sah eal Patten John, comb-maker, 152. Benefit. . 22 Ei fab 's Patten Thomas, labourer, -48 'Weeybesset : Patten William S. att'y, 19 Market Square, 170 N. Main Partridge Emmons, blacksmith, Dorrance, Friendship. Partridge George S. clerk,31 N..Main, cor. Dor. &:Pime Partridge Mrs. Mary B. preceptress, N. Mark. 40 High ~ Patt William-P. blacksmith, Eddy,. AY Chesnut. Paul Enoch T..tanner, Charles, over 228 North Main Paul Miss Judith, seamstress, 145 Westminster : -Payerrne Francis, confectioner, 3 Market . __- Payne George R.Jottery office, 410 Weybosset, 5 West,

Payne Thomas, house-carpenter, Cady's lane A inal Payne Sylvanus, wood dealer, Eddy . met see. Pearce* Alpheus, tailor, 128:North Main ; . Sins A | Pearce Benjamin, 29 Pawtuxet _ 5 Pearce & Bullock, comm. merchant AT South: Water Pearce Earl D. 28 Benefit __ £: sadito, oh aha Pearce Edward, 122South Main. - Pearce Henry, accountant, Al George agit aw ash Pearce Katharine, widow, tailoress, Transi¢.. Tre) Pearce Lydia, widow, 77 Benefit +A te 8 ain Pearce Nathaniel, mariner, 41 George. rai scl, ahah * Pearce Pardon'S. housereazpenter, Comeniet oa: a Pearce Thomas, mariner, 31-George. iis

Pearce W. T..mariner, John. gs ny Pearse Otis, house-carp.' Sabin,. corner Atma Avenue Pearson Luther, 17 South Water, over 116 N . Main Pearson Samuel, hat-store,.45 and .63.South Maia. wipe Pearson 'William, labourer, north of. High 5. win Pease Asa H. shoemaker, '120 High 1k Pease Spencer, teamster, Convenient een? ye Peck Allen O. attorney, over 39 Mike tian

Peck Asa, masyn, Transit. _ ey clei" 'Peck Benjamin, just. peace, over 17 and.466 N. es | Peck Benjamin, watch-maker, $ 5 and, 36. High .. 16 saath Peck B. 46d.'R. livery stable, Middle, LR ey ee Peck Charles, jeweller, Pine 1 aaa Peck Cromwell, blacksmith, | Stomper. stint Bihow ay

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Parks, Nathan B. hot sictaviaadaed SRO neon Parr Lyman S. i stler, Canal, Mill 3

Parrott Jolin, gardener, foot Atwell's avenue

Peck George H. clerk, Aroldy Winkeadn:

Peck Mrs. Huldah, Sexton. " " aia Peek Isaac, teamster, ANitkenden SP Stat

Peck John, grocer, . 'Wickenden, Sheldon eat) es Peck Joseph, house-carpenter, Elm) 'Peck Joshua, labourer, Transit © = =~ > "%

Peck Lewis, teamster, 307.North. Mui. s Peck: Lewis, widow, 52. Beret: gi gies Peck Peleg, mason, 178 High © co Reha

Peck Philip, widow, 220 Benefit icant Peck Miss Sarah, Transit) §- © 2 0) ey) Peck Thomas} mdson, Pine = Peck William, Westminster. st

Peck William,jun. Graves' lane 4 'Peckham Aber, grocer, 20:Market, Washington Peckham Alfred, jeweller, Cady's lane, 66 Benefit » Peckham Benjamin, labourer, 51 Pawtuxet Peckham! Edward, comb-maker, 152 Benefit Peckham Elizabeth, widow, 51 Pawtuxet ~

Peckham Isaac, cabineb-snea ted Weituniketae f 1 Peckham James, labourer, Fox Point' _

Peckham John, shoemaker, 3 and 30 Chesnut a A

Peckham Mason, mason, Transit* - Peckham & Mathewson, grocers, 20. Market

Peckham Reuben dcec't, 23S. Water, 199: Benes y

Peckham; Stephen, labourer, Charles ogi Peckham Stephen, mason, Transit §§ =~ at Peckham Thomas, dep. col. 71S. Main; 209. Benefit. Peirce Abby, preceptress Friends' ee Peirce Christopher, mariner, Transit. ie

Peirce John H. Transit)» <") ss: s ee he. mt ,

Peirce , house-carpeniter, R,. » foundry ° Peirce; athdel? house-carpenter, Atwell's. avenue Peirce:Squire; house-carpenter,; Pine, Sabin. . Pellion John, grocer, 113 and rear ¢ 92 North Main Pennell Catharine, Seamstress,' angit ¢:jiii i a Hh, Penno Benjamin, porter, 159 tminster . if iis - Penno Jeremiah, porter, canes Wey Dosset | 3 ride ap: Penno John; teamster, Federal: -5::)- ' Percival Charles P. Le gilder, '37 and-6LSouth Main

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Perkiis Edmund H. farnace-man, Eddy eh ite ws eo Perlo Benjamin B. carpenter; Federal . ey) eS Perry Benjamin, 'mason, corner, Eee and Powter caf

Perrin John; Washington RR GORD EL ey Te a * es Perry Hiram, mariner, Jamage' Miles tal | Perry, Hunt & Co. eninge 13° Wisatietlee: D6 é wi nasy Perry Ichabod, grocer, 13 Wey somtovs - Broad « a Perry John L. maritier, Thayer fers ae te ol Perry Stephen, butcher, 28:and 59 Hight. stats 'Peters Arouet, rmiwehinists Bark, Charles © a i mt Peters Nichdlas. shoemaker, rear 71: Westm , af Peters Miss Mary, 444 North Main, . | ani Pettes J oseph B. preceptor, 410° North Main wy dope Pettey Betsey, widow, Richmond: | te ae Pettey Daniel, custom-house officery: 50 High» ae Pettey Daviel. 3 jun. house-carpenter, Stewart aua4 Pettey David, house-carpenter,: neat Pond | Ba re Soa Pettey Jane, Apidbiw,? 14 High" | rialiioey - Pettey Mary, widow, Snow =. vk, eae Pettis Arnold; labourer, 105 Berlefit: hiagall asain Pettis John} currier, leather and: wool store, High an Phelps David, Ri Lxfetadry, ub. Aiet oni) adie Phelps Rufus,. hostler, 86. scvaaes de SB bs se : sf Philbrook Mrs. Abby, 'preceptress, hie ciaes a of

Philbrook Miss Anna W: praeren 'Aboru: isi Joni Philbrook Thomas, Aborm:": .fo-s0t .aoenT® arendoe'l Phillips Benoni, blacksmith, High, 130 Cid dhogsoin: 4 Phillips Edward, machine'maker, Charles; 151 ng 298 at

Phillips George V.diattér, 31 markdt, William > if Phillips James, blacksmith; uate, 102. High «. saan Phillips John, 224° South 'Maim .o! e900 8 or risoet Phillips John, labourer) Clifford» birL Wie ke at

Phillips John F. aceountant;26W eybodeet, 61 Pawxé Phillips John 8. rear 69 Pawtuxets 00 .}) soo oo Phillips Joseph; mariner, 2)' Pawtuxet:o.- - - - grind | Phillips Richard, house-carpenter,. rear! 219° High»: Hy Phillips Stephen, grocer, 63 and 52 Westminster' 9 if Phillips: Whipple, 151) High | 130 Ta ft8 ~ seiphey Phillips William:R:: paper bapenes 'Thaver: 89 foorsaf Phinney Ezra J.: 'painter, | 138 oe hase Bark ove et Pickering Rev. Dawid, Aborn® <3): 5 sis ey) Genel Pickering Mrs. sun nti vadioded 52. Niestenkneheet nue. ne Winthrop, batcher, 214 North' Monin icv

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Pierce'Alsa, grocer, 27 Matera tare, Bowtiteih a Pierce Daniel, jeweller,' Hydratsion, Caily' s Jane * Pierce Holden, mason, Shin) ©" * nods getio' Pierce Oliver, grocer, 38 WEPhosEye 'Butler' s what? Pierce Pardon S. house-earpenter, Cee nOnt: aa Pierce Samuel, mason, Pine pik ERT Pierce William, tanner, Sexton =~ Bi ath te 1! Pierce & Weeden, ¢ grocers, 38 Weybosset, Butler" s wrt '¢ Pike Asa, agent F. P. U. C. 'Fox P oint, Sheldon" 3 Pike Jona Me) 'rear- Salitth ¢ TPES 4

PiiceJouuthan, house-carpenter, Fox PORE Be BH 0%

Pike Misses Sally & Ruth, 184 1-4'South Main eoeny't "Pike Nathan, tal wpcchatdler! rear.15 Market, 15 Weyb. Pike Samuel, poéket-book manufacturer, 113 Pawtlixet Pinkney Isaac H. jeweller, 72 Benefit, 228 Ne Main"

Pinkney Jacob, drayman, Coddington Rae es Pitcher Mary, wild) sigh | alg leaden th a Pitcher James, wheelwright, Transit = 9 i

Pitkin Solomon & Co. dry soods, 3. and 102 w est. st Pitman Ann; widow, 110 North Main ~

Pitman John, U.S. dist. judge, Cranston, 15 Marie' Sq. Pitman Misses Mary & Sh tailoresses, Butlers wiht.

Pitman Susan, 9 Broad © oN fh Pitman William W. paiater, 9 South Main, Sheldon Pitts David, mariner, Page pees tes Fe

Pitts Haunah, widow, Bark DPBS Br Ea Pil i Place Peter, shoemaker and tanner, High tS Plimton Bias; pedlar, Charles) aay eS Pollard John, drayman, 26: Pawtiiate" cheeky ther Pomroy Elijah, tin plate worker, 13 wade: Walker * Pope Charles, clerk, South Water; 59 South Main am 'Pool Thaxter, truckman, Charles Pi pee ee

- Potter Abigail W. widow, Richmond © | Potter Charles, merchant, 29 Cheapside, Frankl. wei Potter Charles, 2d, grocer, 25 Market Square; 64 Broad Pottér'Christy, leather and shoe-store, 93 a,

Potter Miss Diana, rear of 34 Pawtuxet a 3 " Potter Earl, mason, Stewart ~ 9 8 ona: Potter & Eddy, grocers,' BE $!\Main: a aE es ee

Potter Geo. A. & Co. crockery wid8.N, Main, or Chie' Potter Hannah, widow, 30 Broad ©0955) et Potter Ichabod, shoemaker, 'Stewart, 'Washing ei iv Potter Jabez J. Wonstatile: @eatont eT RY. SLE,

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Potter James, jeweller, 218 North ¥ fain, Binal: Potter James, widow, 219 Benefit - ge: 'e Pottes Joseph, 30 Broad if tie & Potter. John, labourer, 105 Parneget-s: eg ET aE Potter Joshua; labourer, 63 South Mam = Potter Lewis, baker, 130 North Mam. © ° - © -)) © Potter Lucius B. Sabin, . Paster AP ate 'Potter Mrs. Martha, Power'... eh Ye Sea Potter. Mary, widow, Potter. . pi age

Potter Moses & Co. crock'y dealers. 50.N. Ma. Thoma Potter Mrs. widow, boarding-house,. ane: -

Potter Phebe, widow, 47 Broad °: nike aid Potter Phineas, pump-maker, 23 'Broad ae yep Potter R. W. 131 South Main, Ataold:' rar ote Potter Sarah, widow, Transit ER ipa pee Potter Stephen, mason, Cranston © - gy VOR REY

Potter Thomas F. 87 South Main, Jie ae Fe eee Potter widow, 30 Broad" ge UE AF Potter William, mariner, s Gecteey " Op amas ag Potter William 2d, widow, 117 North Main he wey a Potter William A. clerk, 29 Cheapside, 47 Bioad |

Potter William K. grocers, Canak 0 (areil pe an Potts John H. labourer, Hill © epg 4%, Power Mrs, Anna, 50 Besefit() Ye g igh eee

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Pratt Chester, 35 Cheapside, pat, hee Eee Ba Pratt Edward, jeweller, Canal Market, Nort h Mam Pratt Henry moulder, P. furnace, Charles... 92) =) Pratt Job L.. accountant, Sabin, 53. Chesqukity bw Pratt Jonathan, upholsterer, 264 North Main 1

Pratt Peter, attorney, College, 33 Benefiti's

Pratt Robert P. rope-maker, Front _ Cat Prentice John, merchant-tailor, 19 Vineihioeanett Sabin : eae Thomas, tigger,-Page 60! tir fe eae >rentiss Mrs. Nancy, over: 107 South Main' sees sae >rentiss Thomas, house-carpenter, 222 South. Main. oe Price H ur, stone-cutter, Peck's wharf, ae WSOR, | Price Oliver, house-carpenter, 29 Pawtuxet Re, Price WD, mariner, 82-Chesnut. * - et ea hee Prince Amos, grocer, 119 Highs Zonea Proctor: Nathaniel, labourer, north of High es per aide Proctor Nathaniel, jun. dee o> seh oft e Proctor Russell, grocer, High) hy "onent aadtatt Prospet John, mariner, Anne: 'gape & garg hare

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Proud:Papié), 23, Cheanat 6144 oon Wawro oh Proud Samuel Aosibepwiht Gh LS. Wendi 9 ee aq Purington Matthew, Angell. , peihs ayes Purkis Robert, mariner, Charles, Field. eit le | Pullen Willtam 'T. shipwright, Wickenden. > Putnam L. labourer, 178 South Main. Ha cag

Quarles Bseconsi 82 Wiheetramveeths Middle , bg

Quarles Rachel, paper hangings, 82 West'r,. Middle be

_Quidley Martin, labourer, Abbot - sere John, labourer, rear 40 W eybosset

'Radcliff Francig, tensbleka Se 22 West. 68 Broad Raferty.Pardon,-labourer, Canal a

Randall Miss Anstis, tailoress, 34 Pawtaxot ies Randall Charles W.house-carpenter, Peck's whf. Rich. Randall Dexter, attorney, North Court, 60 Bennhhs> st Randall D..A. grocer, 1:Cranston

Randall James, cooper,.cor. Atwell's, avenue. & Abbot Randall Job, boarding-house, cor. Broad & Dorrance * Randall John, :printer, Patriot Office, 69 North Manel

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Randall "Mary, widow, seamstress, Pare: 8: SAR

Randall Mowry, 4 Weybosset_. ! yg d hei: x ; "Randall. Stephen, cooper, High | t seirgh et Randall Stephen, physician, 343 North Main 5s

Randall Stephen, jun. manufacturer, #48 North Main: Randall William, tanner, Canal)

Randall William'H.,blacksmith, Bark, 833, N, Main Randsom Luke,. saddler, South Main, eo?

Rathbone Baldwin, mason,, Foster' 'S. lane.

Bacnbene, G. S. auc. & com. mer.,11 S. Wat. 155 West athbone Joshua, clerk, of the, markets, 90 S. Main. oat Rathbone Joshua, jun. 20.Mar. Square, 90 S. Main Rathbone we K. dry, goods, 24 Fert Aine

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Rawson Sam'l & Joseph, jun. cabin t-makers, 68 Broad Raven' Manning, clerk,-2.8..W Wat. aos Dor'ce & Pine _ Raymond Simeon, shoemaker, . 159: Westminster, 5 Rea William, mariner,5,Benefit. . "4 Read Daniel, clerk, Martin, Randall vio sets *:

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Read Horace, chair-painter, 43°and 76 South Main |" Read James H. dry goods, 31 Cheapside, N. eerie Read Joshua, house-carpenter. Power | Reed ®Jizabeth B. widow, 120 South Main Reed Erastus, hsuse-carpenter, 196 S. Main Reed George, mason, rear 81 Pawtuxet ~ Reed George, mason, Well Reed Nathan, hatter, 31 and 22 Market Reid Edward, boarding-house, 44 Broad 'Remington Caleb, machinist, Eddy =~ Remington Henry R: Sabin, 55 High Remington Oliver, shoadiaker: 63 Wey't,n rear 66 5 Broad Remington Sarah, widow, High Remington Stephen, corner Atwell's avenue & Abbot Reynolds Benjamin, 81 Benefit - 'Reynolds Hezekiah, house-carpenter, 80 Benesit, Smith Reynolds John, mariner, Benevolent = nee Reynolds Stephen D.-grocer, 125 S. 'Water, | 24 Ben' Rhodes Amos J. 1 Washington _ Rhodes Benjamin, jun. mariner, Wickenden'» - * Rhodes Charles, house-carpenter, rear 61 8. Main' hal Rhodes C. & W. manufacturers, Peck's wharf [John Rhodes James E. carpenter and bell-hanger, William, Rhodes James & Sons, manufacturers, Peck's wharf - Rhodes James 'T. merchant, 23 Long wharf, 8 Paw. | _ Rhodes Joseph, house-carpenter,: F - lane a Rhodes Mrs. Mary, 49 High R idnbe nS Rhodes Peleg A. 3 West Water, 6 Washington Hi Rhodes P. & D. floyr-store, 23 Long wharf" SO 'ee er Rhodes Robert, manufacturer, Uniti 86 cae 8 'Rhodes Thomas, justice of peace, over 39 Mar. "75 Hi Rhodes Thomas H. grocer, 195 and 180 High ©" Rice E. W. F. coach- -painter, Cential, 'Pine PT a Rice John, teamster, Wickenden' 'afd ds Rice William, shoemaker, Canal Mark: 220. N: Main Rickard Alfred, preceptor, Chas. Field, 148° 'Westmin. Rickard 'Gardner, machinist, Bark, Burrs lane - ee. ickard George, 'clerk, 37 N. Main, 148 W estminster " Richards' George, nike niet > Eddy, Pine | ei Richards Elihu G. house-carpenter, rear 7 Westminst. nf Richards Josiah, tin-plate worker, 22 are WiSigar: 'lane Richards Reuel, Claverick Se ah it a 'Richardson Aaron, jeweller, 53 See 5 Sable, Be

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Richardson Amos, labourer, R. I. iron andy Richardson Moses, corner Benefit and Power. Richmond Arouet, Aborn | ? Richmond Franklin, watchmaker, 43 Mar. A aan Richmond Galen, 39 Market, 40 W estninster Richmond Galen, grocer, Charles | Richmond George M.23 Cheapside, 142 North 'Main Richmond Gilbert, baker, Stampers

Richmond G. & A. jewellers, 39 Market

Richmond Hannah, widow, Richmond . Richmond John C. mariner, Stewart - - Richmond Johu C.jeweller, Hydraulion, 77 Benefit Richmond John W. physician and surgeon, 90 S. Main Richmond Rebecca, widow, Wickenden __ [N. Main Richmond Samuel N. dry goods, 23 Cheapside, over 142 Richmond & Snow, N.Y. hat store, 13 Market. : Richmond William: & Co. merchants, 7 & 3 Long whf. Richmond William E. attorney, 39 Market, 66. Brot Riley James, jeweller, over 129. South Main 4K Ripley Bradford, drayman,.Wickenden . : san Ripley Daniel, agent livery stable, 86 Benefit, Ss. Court Rivers Phoinas, attorney, [2 Mar. Sq. 135 N. Main.

- Robbins Benjamin. W. barber, 154 1-2 & 189S. Main

Rogers, wana widow, bontelinachonsey 29 'Te:

Robbins Charles, tailor, 19 and over 23 Cheat. Robbins & Kendall, taliow-chandlers, Friendship _ Roberts Dutee, house-carpenter, 127 Broad 4 Roberts John, Parsonage laa os BI ade Robinson Benjamin, baker, Canal : x Robinson Daniel, house-carpenter, Power | Robinson Harvey, phys. and surg. 130 and 122 pay Robinson Joseph, house-carpenter, Union, Fountain on 238 Robinson Nathaniel, labourer, Ben Robinson Stephen, physician, 133. and W41 Broad . Robley George, blacksmith, Cranston, High,

Rodman Wm. H. accountant, 29 Cheapside, 34 Benefit Roffee Caleb, painter and glazier, 107 S. Main, William Rogers Alexander, saddler & harness maker,76 N. Main, Rogers & Dennis, manufacturer 3, 6 S, Water te Rogers, Elizabeth; widow, 50 South Main 2 Rogers Henry A. 6 South Water, 50 South Main _ Rogers Horatio, 6 .ditte...... ditto | Rogers Joseph, com. mer. 6 South. Water, tee:

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Rogers Salon: house-carpenter, Sexton = Ronians Teratied: labourer, Charies;*Mill) + eth ast Ronning Matthew, mariner, 222 South Mair. Paasere. Ross Daniel V. grocer, 94 North Maint, 56 Benefit" Laat Ross Miss, milliner, 'Transit ve Ross Sanford, grocer, 228 South Main BPS DAE Ross Susan B. widow, Transit - pod RR Ross Thomas, Brook . * bad LPB ARE Rounds Daniel; tin- keeper, 143 High So PT OES Pounds Mrs. H. 159 North Main' © = 09 6) 4 | unds Jabez, mason, Transit) = 'Rounds James, jeweller, 159 North Main © sad "Rounds: Jeremiah, mason, Plane = Rounds Richard, mason, 255 North Main pa pee er Rounds Seth, mason, Chfford = LG TMP ne

Ruge Salinon, druggist, 28 North Main, 29 High

Rugeles George B. manufacturer, 47 South Water" Ruggles Nathan D. cigar-maker, 264 N. Main, Staines _ Ruggles Spooner, mariner, Thayer © 99 © 9

Runalds - - , house-carpenter, Smith: he ate gly i Rundal Sarah, widow, nurse, Wickenden eReGats eanat Russell Daniel, grotér, Pransit: 9479-48 (esta a2 tee

_ Russell Daniel, 'shoemaker, 4 Mar. Sq: Trengit > 6 oS

Russell Wm. dry goods, 59 and- 102 Vetere Lats

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Edie bP SSE he 8 Bat = el, apd da Satindiceadalas 155 South ans? yinh etredest Sabin Daniel, Pine > i ERE Seah a piesa: =

Sabin Freelove, "widow, tatEreBep Transit id igs quegeeicia: F Sabin: 'Hezekiah, tallow-chand'r, qomket 1S:and aenides

Sabin Mary, widow, Transit - es aatiieite Sabin Waae widow, 155 South Mein eda. aan Wi Sabin Sarah h, 49'George fs Y TI AES UO RTC lok

Sabin William, 'shoemaker, t80-and 265 Sty sin Sackett Adnah, jeweller, 72'George')-... raat <

Salisbury Abraham, house-carpenter; John mah aoscs Salisbury Miss Ann, Pres) 54. eg ait, he Ke. geal Salisbur: rchibald, 'ghoeniiker, WQT Ne rth * BA Salisbury A custus, Gabodier, 380'North Main RS Rhee) Salisbury, Geo orge, yeoman, Hope 608 6 SU are Salisbury Mart, YT 'tailor, 2 'Oanal, Mathew Om Salisbury Richa: dj bar ber, 92: Ne rth Mains eDarwews

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. Salisbury Richard, yeoman, Neck: | | Salsbury Edward, pbtiaint emi Fisla naa Elm

Salsbury George, - Gol. =

Salsbury Henry, © do... South © Salsbury James, do. » South. Salsbury Jonathan, - - do. » Eddy Salsbury Pardon, dow 2) Keddy.

Sampson Ann, widow, tailoress, 33 Broad Sampson Mrs: E. tailoress, 72 Broad gee Sanborne Rev. Jacob, 82: Chesnut Sanger Henry, tallow-chandler, rear 15 Market Saunders Mrs. Esther, 403 North Main : » Saunders John, ship-carpenter, South Snitee 4 Saunders John, mariner, Hill oe OR Saunders Joseph W. ship-carpenter, Elm Saunders Richard, cigar-maker, South Saunders Sally, widow, South | Saunders Varnum, mariner, rear 1735'S. Main rN. Main Sawyer Austin, wheelwright, rear Thurber's Jane, 280. Sawyer Dennis, victualler, under 10M. quate, Snow' Sawyer Joshua, hostler, 8 George - | Sawyer Philip, labourer, 279 North Main) Sawyer Wm. attor. & pub. notary, 3S. Main, 593 West ' Sayles Ariel, grocer, Canal, 159 N. Main. 4 Sayles » grocer, Canal, 157 North Main ~ i asi . Scarborough Nehemiah, grocer, 96 Broad mS Schaffer F. C. profééaor'of. dancing, 103 Weitasiharey ' Scott Charles, cabinet ware house, 15'S. Main, cor. Benefit and Transit Pe Scott Harvey, dealerin pork,&c. market-house, 80 Wet Scott Israel, do: do. 39 Pawtuxet ~ Scott Jonathan; Jabourer, Hospital = nigh 1993 ; Scott Pattenette, widow, 215 Benefit aye Seabury;Andrew, jeweHer, Charles, 243: Be Man Seabury Edward, tailor, 75 South Main® bt Seagrave Jacob T: grocer, Mill, Ney at diets Seaman Rey. James N. Pine it; donated Seaman Mrs. preceptress, Pine eof Seamans Daniel, shoemaker, 161 S. Main, Tronsie 1% Searl Ruth, widow, near Pond . - Lg Searl Sally, widow, 83 Pawtuxet © f gis tia Searle Charles, marimer,'114 North Main: petri se Sentlgeve: eee Eddy ten faq2

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Searle John,jun. mason, 12 Chesnut, 147 Westminster Searle Nathaniel, attorney, pines tee) 11] N. Main Searle Nathaniel, jun. wae, Searle Thomas, drayman, Cranston Sekell Apollos, mason, rear Claverick Sekell & Bosworth, grocers, 101 Broad - Sekell Job, mason, 19 Pawiuxet Sekell Thomas, mason, 20 Pawtuxet Sasson Darius, distiller, 116 8S. Water, 195 S. Main» _. Sessions Henry M. grocer, Canal, 7 Benefit - "Sessions John, Hewes - tf. (eae ~ Sessions Thomas, Neck © ' 2 a BP Peay Sessions William, 204 North Main : nae eS Sessions Misses Mary and Amey, 204 N. 'Main- i Sharp Charles, inn-keeper, 123 High Distt Sharp & Clark, livery stable, 118 Benefit © Sharp Wilkes, ditto,» ditto, College eae ree 'Shaw Alexander T. 410 North Main ° nab: Shaw Allen, painter, 33 Weybosset, 88 Chesnut Shaw Betsey, widow, 45 George ~~ re Shaw Isaac D. blacksmith, 181 S. Main, nes an Shaw James, accountant, 58 S. Water, Charles Field" Shaw Joseph C. ditto, Scuth Water, Transit | ste

Shaw Lloyd, jeweller, Pine 99 > Pie ae alt f a | Shaw Miss. Lynda, Angell - sijisiad * Seen igh ae Shaw Oliver, professor 'music, 70 NVestastatee i a

Shaw William P. painter, corner Elm and Chesnut Shaw William W. bleacher, Sabin, Federal 2 Shed Ebenezer, hack-dfiver, 86 Benefit, Bobith: Bi Shed Maria, widow, corner Pine and Potter © 9

Shearkey William,:Jabourer, Canal*) ' ih a fet Shearman Clarke, house-carpenter, John ~ ist, ce 3 Shearman Daniel B. 'Thurber's Slane .Arinaatt® shine. Shearman' Darius, ° grocer, 229 he: Speer: Main= dew: Shearman Geofge I. grocer, Charles' . oh Cave ee

Shearman Isaac, labourer, 'Wickenden'? ake paren Shearman John R. house-carpenter, Transit fo Anas Shearman Mrs. tailoress,°111 Westminster®' |) > Shearman Peleg, shoemaker, 34 Market, 96° Pant xet Shearman Peleg S. cooper, rear 16L 'SMain, Arnold" Shearman Asa, baker, Mill = 7 * ger Sherman Jonathan, labourer, Aa Chevaiet " in vs Tse Sherman N on grocer, 26 Market, . Geoige' 2

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Sheffield Pdmond, tanner, Charles, 187. Nor th Main: Sheldon Miss Audery, 176 Benefit @ 2 Sheldon Benjamin, mariner, 50 Chesnut 2 Sheldon Charles, mariner, 168 South Main. . ped cone 4 Sheldon Charles, house-carpenter, Walker jaa? Sheldon Daniel, 10 and 369 Nurth Main. 4 Sheldon Edward S. auc. & com. mer. 16 S.: Main, © cor, Benevolent and Hope - . Sheldon Gilbert, tailor,9 North Main. 80 Peck « Sheldon Henry D- clerk, 104. and 369 North Main. Sheldon John F. 222 Benefit ote Sheldon & Mason, shoe-store, 10° North Main 3 Sheldon Nicholas, hat-store, 69 Westminster, 64. Tigh - Sheldon Pardon, grocer, Canal, Aborn Sheldon Pardon, mariner, 182 South Main Sheldon Miss Rosanna, 176 Benefit Sheldon Tillinghast, grocer, 175.and 1 79.High | Sheldon. William &. Co. grocers, 118 and 140k Hight a : Spelt Charles, hatter, Stewart~ Shepard Chauncey, lottery office, 2 Foca Bulibuca Shepatd Redmond B. livery stable, 14 eens Stampare Sherburn Henry, grocer, Eddy.» | ; ESERD eB - Sheridan W illiam, John. cowl Shorkley James C: bec ae nian 119 Broad» pt Short Daniel C. house-carpenter, Ship ~ alana Si - Short Eliza, tailoress,27,.SouthMain. Short Jeremiah S. furniture ware-house, 2 Caant 'Ship. Shove Samuel & Co. merchants, 4G, Se Wats Mathew. gut Shrives John, labourer, High . fhe ge rece E4 . Shrives John, jun. labourer, High | t Shrives Nicholas W. labourer, High _ Sibley Lewis, union commiss.. store; 4 Union Bakines, : Silsby Henry, wheelwright, L High, rear 1 Cranston - - Simmons Ambrose, grocer, 204 South Main»... - Simmons Charles, labourer, rear 32 'Pawtuxet © Simmons Ebben, house-carpenter, South | ke ie Simmons Ebben, jun. house-carpenter, Sauthe ist Tee ) Simmons Elizabeth S.444 North Main... ce - Simmons George, jeweller, 306 N orth Main™ ~ Simmons George E. accountant, 45 Weyboasett Rady. f Simmons Harvey, rear Wickenden . pA has 'Siunmons Henry, house-carpenter, South - -, Oa ia

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Simmons Hénry! pilot, 204 Souths Main -

Simmons Joseph, house-carpenter, 89 Broad

Simmons Mrs. Naney, 40 Broad °

Simmons Pardon, jeweller, 33 Chesnut

Simmons Sarah, widow, Arnold -

Simmons Stephen, mariner, 234 South Main

Simmons Seth, machinist, Eddy, Pond a hy Simmons Thonian, widow, 60 Weybosset | 4 Simmons William T. grocer, ¥3 S. Water, 40 Browd ° Simmons William H. house-earpenter, 73 Chesnut Simons Wm. junior publish. Prov. - 69 N. ae i Sisson David; Jabourer, Front

Sisson Sarah G. tailoress, 150° Benefit" ;

Sisson , Cranston wits

Skinner L. clerk, 17 Market, dotner Dorrarnce & Pine Skinner Sarah, widow, corner College and S. Main Slack Miss Almy, 53 George

Slack David B. physician and surgeon, 259 N. Main- Slack Samuel S. house-carpenter, "Foster's lane | Slade William, painter, Planet . Slater, Wardwell, & €o. com. merchants, 4 Ww. Water ; Slocum James 'T. shoemaker, Mathew. rear 17 ee, Slocum John, 225 South Main

Slocum. Mrs. Lydia, washer, 8 Long wharf»

Slocum - - , widow, John. : a aay Smith Benjamin, house-carpenter, 43 Pawwtuxet®

Small Benoni, mariner, Planet ;

Small Patience; widow, boarding-house, 174 8. Main Smalley James, tailor, 3 Canal, '8 High

Smalley & Tillinghast, merchant tailors, $ Canal

Smith Aaron, widow, 115.North Main: _ if Smith Abigail, widow, 58 Benefit |

Smith: Alanson, varnish-maker, Stewart © |

Smith Albert 'T. FP, dry goods, 35: West. 58. Brow Smith Amos D. ! Washington, ana) 4 a ee Smith Benjamin, oysterman, Transit == saci | Smith Benjamin, house-carpenter, 43 Pawndtll: Smith Benjamin, widow, brown: bread pitty 14 'Paw't Smith Caroline W. poaresiminie Well: i SRA Mat ot Smith Catharine, widow, Williams: er a Smith Christopher, mer. tailor, 9 poe Frank: 10u ee Smith Daniel, labourer, Transit i ys Smith Daniel, drayman, Fountain - b/s ee ane e

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Smith Esek, labourer, 219 Botith : Main Smith Ezeriah, Jabourer, Page Peete ramet Smith E. P. & Sons, manufacturers, 'Pecks wharf

Smith Mrs. Frances, 69 North Main - ase . Smith Franklin, organ- "maker, 280 'North Main eh

Smith Hétiry,-widow, Orms'.

Smith Hezekiah, saddler and hattiess-makér, 90 'High >

_Smith Lydia, weaver, Thurber's Tatiecg |:

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'Smith'James'& Co.'grocers, corner Canal and Smith

Sniith John; house-carpenter, and eee, colby Smith John, 191 North' Main = ok Wh. Simith John 'C: 'machinist, Bark, Charles"

Smith John I: saddler agi hernsaeaaker: 108 fies

Smith John K. grocer; 191 North Main

Smith John W. dry goods, 18 Weybosset Smith Joseph, confectioner, 87 Westiningter rest Smith Joseph, labourer, Smith ow: oe Mia Smith Lavinia, private boarding, Prienddhip " ae baat Bah tha +2 Smith Misses Judith'and Clarissa, mant wink, 301 Smith' Misses' Marcy and Sally, Ormg ares a: Smith Mary, widow, 419 North Main' See # Smith Mary, widow, 'seamstress, 71 Hida" at Smith Michael, labourer, South' Smith Nathaniel, cash. Rog. Wil's Bank, 5S alent" Smith Noah, jun. accountant, Branch Bank, Bark - Smith & Parmenter, publishefs Lit. J ARE a ms 3 4s Smith Phebe, '8 Pawtuxet : Smith Ransalaer B. Monebitters BA a ihe we a Sinith. Rebecca, MWelPRe ei g208 Migs ei E pois Smith Reuben, j jun. mariner, Field' Re aS p Smith Roswell'€. preceptor, Hydration; Pine as wont Smith Mrs. Sally, 2297 North Main ~~ EEG Smith Samuel, steel reed-maker, 885 Nosth Maid" Wares Smith Sam'] J. pub. "Lit. Cadet; 9 Mar: Squ 1. Wests Smith Scott, confectioneér, 99° North' Main' GAALE

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Smith Stephen, butcher,. Otparlas: 9S eons rails oro

Smith Stephen, 'mariner, 'Sheldon. "5 059 Ph ator

Smith Stephen'. shoe-store} 7 Westihihstee sf sinod

Smith Stephen H. merchatit, 75 'Besie aei © eG Sait?

Smith - "Thomas, grocer, iGnarldés i - soeo M lobe Ager

Smith Thomas ce. laboaters"Panyard'! cai M Aina Loess ys ; 4G Psomsuw

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Smith William, mariner, Transit, [289 N. Main Smith Wm. A. coach and chaise 'maker, rear +24, and Smith William B. grocer; Transit. ae

Smith William H. clerk S.J. Ai Court 'house, emuatea Snow Amos W. hat-store, oe Mar. cor. Dor., Bs, Pine 'Snow 'Arthur, tanner, 377 North Main eR x Snow Benjamin, house-carpenter, 104 Broad. «5 Snow Charles C. jeweller, Point,.cor,,Ship oes gh yim ; Snow Daniel, house-carpenter,.72, Broad, Plane, Asien 2 Snow James, grocer, 103 Broad. Si by . ee S Snow Jeremiah, labourer,, Thurber? s. ee iii Hite Snow John, messenger Branch. Bank, 23-S. ie, ine Snow John post office, over-17 Market o2..402° witen.2 Snow John L. house-carpenter, PING. aidcg this eek Snow Joseph Gi house- carpenter, 'Pine. -; i Or er te

Snow Josiah, priater, 7 North Main,. Smith. - "iaiee a Snow Mrs. Mehitable. Thurber'sJane,., .»0y Mien? Snow Olive, widow, 187 North Main. sti a nr ina 2 Snow Peter W. ROSTER 113 S. . Water, Benevolent

Snow, Mrs; R. Field: nfl es See Snow Rebecca, 72 Rote rater comer eRe UelROM He? Snow. Rebecca, widow,Smith sage ER bE: Snow Richard M. house-carpenter, 103; Broad aq as _ Snow Ramee teamster,. Trnnsit, % ee

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Snow Samuel, 72 Broader anos, ABs Ss: Hae Snow Samuel E,, 45, and.49 Westminster US Ane Snow Thomas, cigar-maker,. Elm » pita 4 scat

Snow William, 52 Benefit, .,... « Snowy 'liam. C. 'accountant, art ' now William D, 3 hhouse-carpenter,. cathenaia & 3 'Soames Samuel, house-carpenter,, rear Conakisi# Rein Soule Miss Eliza, 59 Benefits. .a24:0d netaste Soule Henry, grocer, 23.N. Main, 59. Benes: 4 Soule Nathaniel; ; cabinet-maker, 68 Broad...»

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Spencer Warren, 36 High «5 «... aa ute pee

Spicer John W. machinist, Eddy, Friendship Spink Samuel, house-carpenter, 87 Benefit. 8 Spooner Miss Ann, Transit ..... 2

Spooner Joshua, dry goods, 53. West. 'cor. Pine & ¢ Dorr. 2 Spooner Seth, baker, 17-Chesnut, 72. Broad Hise

Sprague. Albert G. folder, Sabin, Federal.

_ Sprague Evelina, widow, \seamstress, 45 Pawtuxet 2 Sprague George W. 148 North:Mains, 6) «© ine e Sprague George W. teamster, Coddington iy Bodie Sprague Humphrey, labourer, 241,South Main' .. Sprague Lucina, widow, 350 North Main 96.) 34). Sprague Miss Mary D..preceptress, over 136/N, Main. Sprague... Misses Sally.and Eliza, tailoresses, da... Sprague Mrs: milliner, 150 North: Main «. a)

Sprague Paris, teamster, 'Tanyard . re he phi: Sprague -Phomas,J. bouse-carpenter, Pisses a Ta abot Springer Isaac, mariner; Graves' Jame non yD yas e.

Springer John, house-carpenter, | Middle, Pines hyght nis Springer Lyman, house-carpenter,,174,South Main. Springer William, tailor, LIS Broad. sy sot & ; Stafford Chris. R. coms mer. 20 8:;.W ater, Union Stafford R. R. merchant,. Leonard, 8 83. Weprminsterss Stafford Miss Rebecca, tailoress, Angell Wo eitB Stafford Samuel, accountant, 20 S. Wat.» 6, Westmint, Stacy Stimpson, grocer, Peck's, mbartieR ond: (T siter™

Staples Samuel, mariner, 29 Chesnut. ,.:. : cadve Baers Staples,Samucl, . house-curpenter, £ 3 Benefit' prob eFO 2 Staples Samuel, jun. diioubyostl Sédos nT eri 0

Staples Simeon, vict'g cellar, undens and: 1424.1 Main: Staples William.R. attorney, 3S, Main; 45 Benefit. » Stead Thomas J. com, mer: 30 Weybosset,,40 Broad. . Stermey Miss Ann Eliza; John' Sherrie, ae 'eve putin: Sterne eeeaa laa lapetteliy sient 3) wharf. 15 Weyhos * EOL pwobiw wsdaisites Agar

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aicuns Asahel & Co. SriGeie Canal, 15 1 Westininstor Steeré Cloivs, grocer, Canal, 67: Broad "8ie49 re Steere Enoch, shoe-store, 49° Cheapside,' 118 ¢. Masisos be Fae Steere Jonah, saddler, 107 N. Main,' Howlatid's alley -

Steib John, mariner, South Court" CCL EE is sisae Stephens Henry, tin-plate worker, Walker: 'aaa SEO a aK 5 Stephens Nathaniel, cigar-maker,; Walker' © S94 Sterry Cyprian, widow; '44 South Main Bee Eke vid gue Sterry Miss, preceptress, 44 South Main > bat NO HR wage Stetson Janies, shoe-sto¥e, 166 Nortli Main gS ss t i : Stetson James 8. 166: Notth Main™ pT TRS AAG Us hh ae Stewart Gilbert, shoemaker, 39: 'Nortly Main sy DEB Cat Stewart 'Thomas, labourer; Powerit .tishee Lam ee ye

Stillwell Abraham accountant; - Union Banks Wieketden Stillwell Abraham. H. béok-binder, 2 Mar) Sq! Eddy ©. Stillwell' Nicholas, tin and hard Ware,' as ain Jona

Stillwell Sally, widow; 216' Benefit' © 9 "0 28am Stimson & Hodges, wine merchants, 6 Market. MEERA or Stimson John J. 6 Market, Power), 79'S et op igs Stocker Abby, widow, mantua-maker, 'Middle' é DRRRNS Stockman 'Mary, widow, 87 Benefit CARRE Pa Day Stoddard Edward, baker; Stamrpers, Buri's denier dR Ge

Stoddard Harding W: blacksmith, 181 S. Main, Tanne: 5 Stoddard Martin, auc. & com. mer. I Mar. Sq! Fr. house : Stoddard Samuel, house carpenter, Atwell's avenue® % > | Stoddard Thomase labourer, Jolin oes CBI Stoddard William, house-carpenter, Atwell's'avenué

Stoddard William L. gildéer, 28 North Main' eater "

Stokes John, butcher, High: BeBe AOE ie ek AE TE RS Bee Stone Gillman, cabinet-maker, 121 North Main | b Stone'James inn-keeper, Charles - AETHER Ep a 7 Raa "y Stone Newell, Baths" -em tater genes gut fo Be aed

- Stone Samvel, chaise and fiarness-naker)? VE West'r Cae, Stone Thomas, eab) mak: & ies Heep' ans oNe Main Stott Levin, mariner, | BSndwhis Yasha. ete (BGR: Stow Francis, Wheelwright, Butler's wharf, Richmond © Stow Miss Lucy, 127 Broad © » RE PDB Hii Stow S. mantua-maker and tailovens¢: Atwell's avenue Stow Samuel, drayman, Atwell's avenue ema ; Strange Abigail): seamstress, oe nb: Poy M ahaco bao ¢ Studley John, mariner, Arnold Lawh eyitt, nse a eax ' Studley Kingsley, tailor,' Odnal 219 S. Main ~- ssttgee

_ Stymer Elizabeth, widow, 105 Benefit a

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Stymer Martin, blacksmith, 105 Benefit

Sullivan Isabella, widow, Wickenden

Sumner Increase, yeoman. 80 Chesnut

Sutton Henry, labourer, Front

Sutton Larned, labourer, Angell' -

Sutton Lloyd, labourer, Hill

Sutton Maria. milliner, 38 N. Main, pease Sutton Russell, rope-maker, Hill . Sutton William, musician, Fndia' Point

Swan Peter, labourer, Front

Swain John, housé-carpenter, 235 Benefit"

Sweet Liner? barber, 50 Westminster, Walker Sweet Alexander G. barber, 83 Benefit, 52 High Sweet Benajah, garden seeds, market-house, 200 one! Sweet Gideon, butcher, Wickeriden"

- Sweet Gideon R. butcher, Wickenden .

Sweet Jesse B. grocer and inn-keeper, Canal, Charles | Sweet Joseph, dry goods, 25 Westminster, Mathewson - Sweet Joseph W. dry goods, 6 Mar. Sq. Mathewson_ Sweet Menzies, h. carpenter, rear £118. Main, John Sweet Michael, teamster, Walker |

Sweet Nancy, widow, nurse, Transit

Sweet Rufus, tailor, 9 N. Main, over 22 Market - Sweetland Daniel, mariner, Wickenden |

Sweetland Miss, boarding-house,. cor. Dor. and P- ay ¢ Swift Mrs. 93 North Main -

Swinaton John P. preceptor, New Market, 96 Broad Sylvester Amos, drayman, High | Symonds'Thomas, 16 Mar. Sq. 44 Bonefit:

Synja Jacob, ares Transit Ma or

Taber Artibas, fibinieconrpbevers Middle, diag oe ey

Taber John, machinist, Eddy, rear St- Weyboaset Traber Otis, house-carpenter, 16 Pawtuxet- é

Taber Oliver E. cooper, rear 2 and 79 Broad Taber Pardon, jeweller, Hydraulion, Richmond fe Taber Samuel L. jeweller, 55 Westminster, mrere rte

Taber Thomas, pe Eddy

Taber Vinson, Transit 11th AR EA Taft Adolphus, grocer, 81 and 79 Bigadh i 24ei eee

Taft B.C, & Co. grocers, Canal, 15 Weybosset

'Taft Charles G. ee 34 Chesnut: elhier i ;

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Taft Gravencr, 84 Chesnut waft Hazleton, rear 66 Broad Taft Orry, Westminster Taft Sweeting, Canal, 251 Nor th Main ei Taft William P. grain store, 1 West Water, 34 Chesn. 'Talbot Benjamin, market-house, 'Page . Falbot Ephraim, manufacturer, 36 Weyb. ad Westm. 5 "Falbot Hannah, widow, 40 Bread ; 'Talbot Joseph, draymany, 57 Chesnut Talbot Mary, widow, boarding-ho. cor. 'Dorr. and Pine 'Talbot Silas, jun: teamster, Wickenden gal pikes Tallman Benjamin, Eddy - | SR Tailman Benjamin, jun. 'ship-carpenter, Uablga £ Tallman & Bucklin, house-carpenters, Friendship i Tallman Edward, ship-carpenter, Pine. DP 'Taliman Gorton, ship-carpenter, Eddy Tallman Moses, widow, South Gein Tallman William, house-carpenter, Friendship, Pj ine . Tanner Elizubeth, milliner, 38 N. Main, Benevolent. . Tanner William G, cigar-maker, Randall af ae Tarbox Mrs. tailoress, 116 Westminster Targee Hannah, widow, tailoress, Weil = Tarp George, rope-maker, Hill Sindh tay Taylor Abiél, house-carpenter, Coddington CUS preheat' . Taylor Allen F. 109 Westminster fast ele ee a Taylor Andrew, 31 Broad eaitt at GO oe f 3 * 'Taylor Ann, widow, 'North 'Court - | sat he Taylor Benj. Franklin, 17 Weybosset,' Wasbinistds BY Taylor B. & G.-A. dry goods, 10 Market Square,'Pine 'Taylor Charity, widow, 286 North Main. 2: ates. one. 'Taylor Cyrus B. hatter, 82 South Main - ia a F 'Taylor David, house-carpenter, 222 South Main £ a 'Taylor Bawardi /Thomass.03 4h /2°, oon ee on Taylor Elihu P. pediar, Bartle: ave itieiae fi inns oak Taylor George, mariner, 27.South Main 'tae eget P 'Taylor George W. clerk'U. 8. Bank, JVransits 85 Taylor G. W. & Co. groc. & com. st, £7 Weyb.' 31 Br. e Taylor Jared, teamster, Cranston ~ pe Taylor John, house-carpenter, rear 111 s. Main, Trans... : Taylor John, cashier Bank N. Amer. 107 Westminster Taylor John I, clerk, 8 Steeple, 54 Benefit = Taylor Joseph-W. accountant, 30 Weybosset, 3 Broad

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_ Taylor Josiah, Pine

Taylor Nancy, \ widow, 217 South Main Taylor Paul, mariner, Thurber's Mills Taylor Rebece 'a, widow, 109 Westminster Taylor Richard, mariner, Sheldon Taylor Mrs. Rhoda, 36 Benefit - Maas Taylor Stephen, chair-maker, 165 High ae Taylor Theodore, grocer, 81 Wey boecpt 993 W esttning. Taylor William H. druggist, 8 Steeple, 54 Benefit: Teel Benjamin G. reed-maker. High ; Teel George W. mariner, 40 Westminster Se a Teel Zilpah, widow, 40 Westminster ee Tefit Experience, widow, Ficld as Tefft Thomas, confectioner, 39 fivoi: Field 'Temple Mrs. Mary, Benevolent 3

Temple Peter, currier, 95 North Main, oe George " Temple Richard, Condon : Temple Timothy, shoé-stor e, 15 North Main, 7G George. r emple Timothy H. shoe-store, 20 N. eae 4 VASE Tew Mrs. milliner, 101 Westminster ~ =

Tew William, mariner, 101. Westminster _

Thayer Caleb, house-car Rents cor. Elm and Hospital Thayer John, rear Canal , -Thayer Seth, mariner, corner 'Transit and Benefit ae de Thayer. William, 146 South Main A at Thayer William C. house- -carpenter, Transit. - Sg peste Thomas A. B. tailor, rear 9 Market Square Thomas Mrs. Charlotte, 72 South, Main Thomas David, 62 Westminster i

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Thomas Mrs. Harriet, Ann ee ee otk PUGMBR ATS. LV CB ETOH se ae Thompson Mrs. Bathsheba, Pine == Pp ea Thompson Benjamin, ship-carpenter, Ann oe sp 'Thompson Benjamin, jun. mariner, - PB powkiaas Thompson Edward K. widow, Angell: ryt Thompson George, tailor, Pine = Thompson George, mariner, Ann

Thompson Isaac, mason, Charles

'Thompson John C. tailor, Thayer

_ Thompson Samuel K. chair painter, 165 High' - Thompson 'Thomas, merchant, 75 Benefit Thompson - - , widow, 229-South Main' ©

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Thompson William, painter, 21 High 'Thompson William, comb-maker, Canal

Thornton Esther, widow, Stewart .

Thornton Gideon, 5 South Water, Hopkins

Thornton & Lothrop, commission merch'ts, 5S. Water Thorp David, mariner, Hospital . Thorp John, machinist, rear 168 High

'Vhrasher Mrs. Cynthia, Thurber's lane

Thurber Mrs. Ann B. rear 372 North Main | Thurber Charles, clerk, Thurber's Mills, Randall | Thurber Charles L. ivokenath: Bark, Orms

Thurber Darius, Foster's lane

Thurber Darius N. oysterman, Hill

Thurber Dexter, manufacturer, 415 N orth Main Thurber Edmund, clerk, Thurber's Mills, 418 N. Mae Thurber Edward, ail suaten, Wickenden , Thurber Ephraim C. ship-joiner, Wickenden: ms Thurber. Fayette, 239 North Main

Thurber Henry, tailor, 115 Westminster Thurber Isaac, manufacturer, 429 North Man Thurber.Jacob B. grocer, 113 and 94 Westminster ~ - Thurber James, justice of peace, 221 North Main Thurber James 2d, oyster-cellar, rear 107 Broad "Thurber James W. tailor, 22 Market, Washington Thurber John, ship-carpenter, Field Thurber John G. h. carpenter, cor. Parsonage & Point '(Thurber Relief, cor. Front and Hill eben tS Thurber Sally, widow, 172 North Main. eee Thurber Samuel, 431 North Main ge ee Thurber Samuel, oysterman, 115 Westeninster Seren Thurber Samuel, jun. mariner, Clemence

Thurber Stanton, blacksm. rear 92 N. Main, 98. Benefit

Thurber William, 2d, blacksmith, 103 Benefit,. An Thurston Edward, 3 'Pawtuxet ae ue Thurston John, house-carpenter, P. Furnace | _ Thurston John S. machinist, Bark, 333. North Wiaints 5 Thurston Robert, machine-maker, Bark, Charles. ap

Thurber William, ship-joiner, Clemence sa ell.

Tibbitts Henry, merchant, 59 Ss. a Power seh a

Tillinghast Mrs. Ann, 34 Pawtuxet. say see aN Tillinghast Charles, mariner, eae oe) ees Ce Charles F. att', 'y. 18 mee up stairs, Unior

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' Pillinghast George, market-house,over 92. North Main Tillinghast George Hi druggist,.7.South Mein: Aborn : Tillinghast Horace, clerk, 195, High .... Serna). sant. Tillinghast J. sail- maker, oyer LIL.S. 'Water, 213 Benet Tillinghast Joseph, tailor, 191 South. Main, oys5)) ge Tillinghast Joseph L. att'y,.12 Mark, ie Oo Cheapss r Tillinghast Mrs. Martha, Well... ule'? sais' Tl 'Villinghast Miss Nancy, nurse, 'Well. tlle uit Tillinghast Nicholas, ..painter,. Cady's. care agin Tillinghast Pardon D. mer.tailor, 3. Canal, 118 paat Tillinghast Stephen, sec. M. Ins. Co. 4 Mar. 91 'Weestatt Tillinghast, - - , widow, 1 S-Soyth Main. at fishearrs Tillinghast William, clerk, Dorrance,, +. ey Tillinghast William; tailor, 9 N. Main, cor,. Dors&. Br. Tillinghast. William, 189 'South, Main sl ci tat ok . Tillinghast William I, barber, 22 Ni 'Main, 108 Pawtuxet Tingley- Hartford, 81 Benefit. i Sates oor © Tingley Sylvanus '& Sam '], st. -cutters, 835 a Ma a: Beney. Tining- Thomas, blacksmith, Benefit, Burr's lane..

Titus Lewis, mule-spinner, Thurber? s. mills, 433.N., Ma, Titus Samuel, cabinet- maker,. rear 32. Pawtuxet. . Tizzard William A. mariner, W ickenden ..;,.

Tobey Elisha N. accountant, 23 Market, Square, or 'Tobey Miles B. printer, Canal Market, 415 N. ayaibhig Tobey Samuel, physician, 41 South Main, a: homati:

Tobey Rev. Zalmon, 415 North Main | Ai ate Todd Mary, widow, 130 North Maur i Ties . Tompkins George S. watch-maker, 63 & 137 ONoMain Torrey David, physician and surgeon, Re George. Tourtellot. Ethan, Sabin, 79 Broad. b icaetslil dt eiadbiat Tower S. G. +house-carpenter,. R. I. iron fouadeee 3

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Towers Misses R. &B. ainntuacinan etsy 12 a: tie. Town Nancy, widow, Snow | Townsetid 8.&Co. inanuf, Woot hal bodies: BB 8. at Townsend Solomon, jun. Brown rice osnne') iignae ' Townsend William H, 58 South Water, aspera ent. Trafton Elias D. caulker, 236. South Main - see : ' Trafton Philip S. caulker, eee as ey Treadwell Mrs. 231 North "Main - a cate 'i nt i ; Lb eg Eliza, widow, 'tailoress, Prospect 1. ef Lune Abiel, EBQUeee ea over 125, S. ae Fos 1

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Tripp Abner, me Angell

Tripp Avis, widow, corner Stephens and Randall iat Tripp Edward A. grocer, corner Stephens and pre: 'Tripp Edwin, house-carpenter, John -

Trask Temperance Maria, seamstress, Pine = Trescott William, hatter, High

Tripp George, drayman, Stampers _

Tripp Major, truckman, Page | Le Tripp Othntel, rear 1 Cranston - ee rane: Tripp Sally, widow, 121 High | Tee Tripp Samuel, mariner, rear 32 Pawtuxet Sapper 'Tripp Stephen, U.S. Loan Office, Richmond ae eet Trueman Mrs. Mary, Union - : ruesdell Thomas & Co. grocers, 2 Weyh: 104 Westm: Trumbull Henry, printer, 25 High = ! Pucker Elizabeth, widow, rear 25 Broad iy Tucker James, merchant tailor, 2S. Main, 80. Broad "Tucker Zachariah R. merchant, 80 Broad ~ : Tuells Thomas L. hatter, 51 South Main, 3s =0 N Main Turner. Ephraim, labourer, Front

Turner Joshua, ditto, Hull : 'Turner Peter, blacksmith, Eddy, 7 Broad Turner Sally, widow, | Transit Turpin Lydia, widow, 46 High' - | Tyler Abijah, house-carpenter, Ben © eee Tyler George J. accountant, 29 Chesnut eat Tyler John, hatter, High Lai a Oe 'Tyler Joseph, hatter, 83 Pawtuxet Tyler Solomon, mariner, Arnold "s ~ Tyler - - - , hatter, 51 South Main, Parsonage A os

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Underwood Edward S. painter, 96 S. Water, John: AE : Updike Richard 8. acc't, 22 S. Water, 14 W su :

Usher" Allen, mariner, 234 South Main i wih Utley Leander, physician and surgeons' Richmond _ ua vt Valentine loc. tailor, 5 North. Maine wi, ey a at Valentine James, widow, 139 North Main» fa Aa Valentine William, 76 High | ie Aa i Vallet Stephen, house-carpenter, 151 High | ; ot

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Vassar ae se aiad Avion: 31 Chesnut

- Vaughan Charles M. fahqurer: 88S. Water, 230 Ss. Mas - Vaughan Gardner, shoemaker, President, Meeting a

Vaughan James, Jabourer, Abbot - aS '

Vaughan. Mrs. Polly, 9 Broad

Vaughn Charity, widow, tailoress, 929 South Main.

Vaughn Christopher, house-carpenter, Sheldon...» |

Vaughn Amanuel A. house-carpenter, 222 South Main

Vaughn Stephen, distiller, Fox Point - - fgets

Veare Joseph, jeweller, 236 North Main

Veazie Misses Mary and Sarah, 236 ditto

Veazie Samuel, jeweller, 236 ditto - ;

Viall Nathaniel, grocer, 160 South Main |

Viall William, grocer, 13 South Main, 5 Westminster

Vickery - - , widow, Canal :

Vincent David, grocer, Hill 7

Vinton Amos M. comm. merchant, 132 $i.

Vinton Leonard, cooper, 233 South Main, Front

Vinton Oliver, shoemaker, north shore Cove |

Vullard John, laborrer, & Washington

- Wade Arnold H. Waghinie Elm, Point

Wade Edward: C. Wickenden Leas an ohn

Wade Fenner, machinist, Elm, Point Cae ae

'Wade Ichabod, blacksmith, corner West and Foal

'Wadsworth John, Washington 5

Wait Daniel, teamster, Fox Point Hill

Waite. Joseph. As boarding-house, rear 22. Market

Waite Samuel E. clerk, ditto

Waleott George W. jeweller, Star a ae

Walcott 'Sabra, widow, 261 North Main.

Walford Alexander & Co. 107 and 127 Broad

Walford James, painter, 103 Broad tnt

Walford Sarah, widow, washer, rear 8 Pawtuxet. ee

Walker David, blacksmith, Olney

Walker Miss Eliza, preceptress, 22 George. hoy Seay

Walker Mrs. Mary, 145 Westminster . ie - Walker Seth J. iron moulder and blacksmith, Eddy =)

Walker Waterman, tallow-chandler, Tanyard, 48 oie

_ Wall Michael, labourer, Middle | } '

'Wall William, house-carpenter, Hill ©

Ward Eliza, widow, 1 George

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War dwell Geo. Ss. com. mer. A W. Ww ater, 6 Washington, Wardwell Jobin, clerk, 67 Weybossét, Friendship © a 'sy Wardivell Josiah, 67 Weybosset, Pine : abe Wardwell Josiah, house-carpenter, 'Mathewson, Friend, . Wardwell Stephen, 67 Weybosset, 18 Chesnut - Wardwell Stephen & Co. 'wholesale grocers, 67 Weyb.. Wardwell Stephen 8. éashier' Eagle Bank, 18 Chesnut Wardwell Th. J. grocer, 1 Pawtuxet, Friendship ig Ware Joseph, hatter, 143 High ~ ~ Ware Leander M. ornam? painter, | 39 Mark. ar Westm, Warner Amos, 'rope-maker, Pranisit' : Warner Miss Ann; tailoress, 12 Chesnut Warner Benajah C. ship-carp. cor. Point & Convenient Warner Elizabeth; 'widow, 1 15 Chesnut » Warner James M. jeweller, 149 Wi estminster Warner James M. pewterer, 109 North' vata Warner Samuel, grocer, 78 South 'Main | ee Warner William, dyer, 'Sabin; Walker = : ; anit Warren John, 91 1-2 South Main °° tate her Warren Miss Mary Jane, teacher at High School ai Warren Owen G. 'editor Toilet; cor. Dorrance & Pine . Warren Russell, architect, rear 8 Weybosset. Warren Samuel 'house-carpenter, S. 'Water, Sheldon. Warren Willian: labourer, 221 Benefit ~~ es "Waterman & Arnold, comm. merchants, 8 Ss. "Water | Waterman Miss: Lydia, Ig Ue aus dag eae, arenes Waterman Mrs. Mary B."Tanyard | a a ieee Waterman Nathan, 87 North f fain - : al Waterman Nathan, juni cash'r Br. Bank, 23 S. Hai Waterman Nathaniel, spinner, High " Waterman Resolved,, merchant, 8s. 'Water, Friendship. Waterman Richard, paper: aud oil store, 14 W. a 113 Benefit ~ a Waterman Rufus, tallow-chandler, 85 North Main ge Waterman Sarah T. 'widow, over' 42. North Main - ' te. Waterman Stephen, merchant, 92'S, Water, a Broad, _ Waterman Rev, Thomas T. pine fre on ey Waters Daniel, curer of tripe, Smith, "Can al je 4 Watson Edward: cooper, tear 161 S. 'Main, Avail iar | Watson Matthew, 18 Market 'Square, Angell .-. ard Watson & Rathbone merchaiits, 18 Market Squa pew 4 Watson Wm. R. cl. ©. C; P, Court-house, rear 'Angell, rq

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'Watts David, mariner, over 107 South Main | / Wayland Rev. Francis, jun. presid't Brown Univ. | Weaver Daniel, drayman, 292 North Main) =" Weaver Jéseph, house-carpenter, Planet © Weaver Nathan, house-carpenter, 67) Chesnut 'Hi Weaver Joshua, widow, Transit - a Webb Adrian, cabinet-maker, 80 Benefit, 105 N. Main Webb Mrs. A. T. milliner, > do. - Webb Hetty, widow, 80 Westminster Tipit Webb T. H-physic'n, cor. Pleas't & Westm. 80 Westn: Webb William J. clerk, 23 Market Square, 5 Westmin. Webster Levi L. blacksmith, Eddy, 69 Chesnut | Weeden Benjamin D. merch. 10 West Water, 33 - Weeden Daniel, labourer, Fox Point ~ q Weeden Mrs. Deborah, 224 North Main - qed Weeden Enos H. grocer, 38 Weybosset, 14: Higte: Weeden Fanny, widow, 345 North Man') Weeden George, house-carp. cor. Meeting & Congton : Weeden Henry D. baker, rear 33 Market Weeden Zelinda, widow, Friendship' |' Weeden Wm. ace't' Roger Williams "Bank, 67 S. Main! Weeks Reuben, mason, Planet " Welch James, Jabourer, eee tt lane.' rat Gee eek Welch Mithael, do.2 i tedds er eweta nies "Welch Patrick, Ho. odo. re ET ae Welden Prince, mariner, Matin CG Birt eas Welden Samuel, mariner, Thurber's mills' med vy

Tells E. C. & T. merchant tailors, 21 Market Square' Wells Elisha'©: °° ditto," - - ditto, John. > Wells Thompson, se CittGy weeny ee ditto Wells Hannah, widow, rear Planet s Tapeh Wells Mrs. Susanna, rear 143 Westminster | tet Wesson Ellery, labourer, Ship). | Wesson Sam'l, vict. cellar, 6 Market Squ. 97 Pawtuxet West Ansel, 'distiller, Q41 South Main' oh dy West Darius, Sabin, Abbot se sat : "West Enoch, house-carpenter, 79 South Water, Transit West J dseph, mariner, South - 'West Nathan, house-carpenter, dot. Hospital and Eh - West Stephen, teamster, Fox Point' | ~ West William, rope-maker, corner Elm and Hospital West William, jun. machimst, «ditto.

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West William E. distiller, Brook © iy Westcott Caleb, accountant, 48'S. Water, 197 8. . Maia |

Westcott George, shoemaker, Transit . ve Westcott Henry, 85 South Water, Mathewson A Westcott James, mason, 58 High - "er Westcott James, tailor, 9 Market Sueates 102. Broad" Westéott James, machinist, Martin, Charles eee! Westcott.John, labourer, north of High> ny Westcott Nathan, tannet,-'Ehurber's lane. - > dd 'V Westcott Samuel, mariner' 225 South Main § Westeott Samuel, jun» jeweller, erweeehe 4 48 N. Main Westcott Mrs. Sarah, 17 Chesnut). > tee tails'

~ Westcott - *; widow, 'Arnolds (ff) ¢09 vo! ; é Weston Lancy, labourer, 433 North Main :

Weston Silas, usher 3d dist. public school, 12 George Wetmore' Samuel, 122 South Water, 93 Benefit - ; Wetmore Willard W. merch: 122 S. Wat. Fraoklin hou. Weymouth Mary, rhilliner, 105 Westminster Weymouth Nathaniel, hatter, 105 ditto. at aa Wheaton & Anthony, grocers, 1 Weybosset ~ =. 0)

"Wheaton Benjamin, custom-house officer, 316) N. Main' Wheaton Ephraim, saddler, 316 North Main dome

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Wheaton James 3d. widow, 115, North Main - a eH Wheaton Joseph, 73 Benefit. © Sait na Wheaton Joseph C. machinist, 219) High Eg Ee SAW

Wheaton Levi; physician and surgeon, 73 Benefit: , Wheaton Nathaniel, mariner, 88 High . Mw

Wheater, Samuel; 1 Weybosset, rear 651 Wenmingter '

- Wheaton Sylvester, grocer, 113. North Main . 4% +. " be Wheeler Bennett H. post-master, 97 Broad.

Wheeler Merrick, wheelwright, coz. Randall & Charles Wheeler Russel, sawyer, North Shore of Cove .

Wheeler Samuel M. tallow-chandler, 85 N.1 Main, C 'anal |

Wheeler Samuel We grocer, 110 1-2 Westm. Green ~ Wheelock Joseph, cash'r Merchant's Bank, 88 Pawtuxet Whelden Samuel, mariner, Phurber's 8 Mills ap gee OE

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104 PROVIDENCE DIRECTORY. Wight Jemima, 90 North Main' ~ pal a j v7 Wight 'Miss Mary, milliner, 90 North dMuin owl hy ,

Wight Miss Sally, jéwelless, George, Benefit' Wightn: an Benjamin, labourer, corner Elm .) Hospital Wilber Joshua, drayman, Cranston Wilbour Dexter E. machinist, Martin, Charles: ray Wilbour John, mariner, South Wilbour Satin: machinist, Martin, Charles F Wilbour Nath'l, machine-maker, near Pr. Fur. Randall Wilbur Benjamin P. grocer, 183 N. Main, Charles Wilbur Hannah, widow, Hopkins ~ Wilbur Melvin, shoethaker). 189 and oe N. Main Wilbur Sayles, mason, Jencks ' Wilcox Daniel, labourer, Hill ne Wilcox Erastus S. mason, 19 Pawtuxet pe Wilcox George, oysterman, Hill a Se a Wilcox Gideon, iron dresser, Eddy, Point" Wilcox Hannah, widow, nurse, Sugar ieee . ne Wilcox Isaac, book-store, 5 Market | Square, Snow hye Wilcox, Jeremiah, oysterman, Hill aa o Wilcox Leonard, vict'g cellar, under 1 Market, Clem.' Wilcox William, labourer, Elm - Wilkinson Arnold, patent machine reed-maker, = N. Main, Nash's lane © Wilkinson William, 11 George BEF Wilder John, Union. -*.- : ye disenboial Wiley Edward, 96 High ~~ ' a . Willard» Amory, Loabaodrienten Qn7 Benefit te LE Willard Hezekiah, jeweller, corner Ship and Field' Willard Jonathan, cabinet-maker, Ts 8. Main, "Hope Willard Nahum, painter, Walker" ; Willard Nathan, labourer, Eddy. Willey John, rope-maker, Stevens GSR sy Ree Williams Caleb, manufacturer, 99 High ican i Williams Caleb, bhouse-carpenter, Cranston } he SSRN Williams Caleb, jun. 99 High ~~ Sa eee se Williams Gharies, mason, Cranston ~ 1 i Williame Charles, clerk, Ship © = 8 Williams Mrs. Catharine R. over 142gN. Main oF ERE Williams Cyrus, butcher, High See isa ee Williams'Bdward §8. High 5 GEE AGUEE T Willams Gardner, batcher, 63. Brand i ee

a? PROVIGENGE DIBRCTORY ». 105 5

Williams Pikie. wheelwright, 67 1-2 Westminster Williams James, blacksmith, r rear 168 and 130 High Williams Jason, boarding-house, 59 1-2 Westm 40S. Wa. Williams John, house-carpenter, 189 South Main" sis "Williams Josiah, butcher, market-house Williams Oluey, grocer, 63 Broad, Plane : a Williams Putnam, ship-carpenter, cor. Field & South. & * Willams Stephen, mason, 83 Pawtuxet a citer Williams Stephen, house-carpenter, 100 Broad - Williams & Stokes, butchers, High ~

Williams Thomas, house-car 'penter, 155 High - ows : Williams Thomas, teamster, 45. High ee ruins Williams +, widow, 48 High"

Williams William G. dry gdods} AL West! ir, Mihewel Wilmarth John, yeoman, Fox Point _ ae Wilmarth Stephen, jailor, rear of 113 North Main © Wilson Benjamin, Sabin, 159 My Patchingtey, ne Wilson Elizabeth, widow, South « i abe : fo Wilson Rev. James, Ship ote we Wilson Mrs. Lydia, grocer, 273 North Maia. ec ae Wilson Mary, widow, seamstress, 75 Broad 'Wilson Robert, saddler, North of High - esd pia wahe Winckley Miss Catherine, 'dyer p URANO rete Winman Betsey, widow, Ann Bs aes Winship Jonathan, butcher, Federal Winslow Henry B. mariner, Eddy | Winslow Job, shoemaker, 69 Broad 'inslow Saha ie shoemaker, rear 32 Pastures

Winsor Ira, widow, 211 South Main __ Winsor Ira B. '116. and 214 South Maimic igs bse Winsor James, war -p-dresser, Eddy, Highs -c6 sat Winsor Job vict. cellar, under 1 Canal, 231 N. Main, ay Winsor Marcy, widow, Hig h. ate 2 Wolly Asa, machinist, Bark, 246 North Main i Worthington Charles, wheelwright, 396 North Main <> Woodbury Samuel, house-carpenter, 189. South Maia : Wood Daniel, blacksmith, 160 High Cima Wood John, mariner, rear Wickenden. vals fw Wood Martha G. widow, private boarding, Claverie | 7 Wood Obed, shoemaker, 27 South Main... Lary Woods Moses R. bar-keeper, rear 4, 4, Woayhasaet

er Rev. R. D.. 8k. Benefit is ga le ee eh

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Wopdwar d Luther, uit paneer Martin

'Woodward Mary, widow, Transit .. ~

Woodward Miss Polly, between Front and Hill Woodward William, mason, Charles | fee thi Woodward William, rope-maker, James if Woodward William, jun. grocer, 174 S, Main, James Woolfred Laban, labourer, Well , ae Work Godfrey, clerk, 41 and 45 Broad F Work Inglesby, tin-plate worker, 163 Westminster Work Ward A. butcher, market-house, 84 High _ Wright Ebenezer, machinist, Hospital __ si Wyatt Lemuel, mariner, Eddy.

Wyman William, mariner, 82 South Main

Yates Hannah, widow, 187 North Main Yates Joseph, hatter, 51 Cheapside, Stampers. Yates S.'& S. painters, Thomas 3 Yates M. A. milliner, 255 North Main - Yates & M'Iatyre,. Jot. & exch. brok's. cor. Wat. Sq; and North Main 7 Pe Yates Samuel, mariner, 77 Benefit ~ Yates Seth, painter, Thomas, 24 Benefit * ela Yates Sienhen, painter, Thomas, 281 North Main Yates Thomas, house-carpenter 255, North Main Yeomans Henry P. baker, 120 and 130 North Main | Yerrinton Barker T. confectioner, 255 N. Main - Yerrinton James, machinist, near P. Furnace, Charles Yerrinton James B. pub. Investigator, Canal Market, corner North Main and President Young Anna, widow, near Thurber's lane ~ Young Anna, Cole Young Daniel, labourer, Walker | Young Daniel W: jeweller, Canal, Walker Young Edward R. grocer, 24 Market Square, J okn Young Francis, machinist, Bark, Charles | ~ Young Mrs. Huldah, near Smith nye , Young James, machinist, Bark, Charles" wee Se Young James, mariner, Field oO ae eae Young John, laba er, Angell Young Joseph G. rupe-maker, Cole Young Samuel, grocer, 107 Westminster Young Sheldon, under 2 Canal, Walker

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OMISSIONS. re

Chafee Josiah, mariner, Eddy Hanes Pasco, cigar-maker, Sl High : Snow John B. attorney, over 13 Market Square ie

REM O VALS.

' Aenold Lanse} Hi. residence from Aborn to 100 West'r

Carr Edward, residence from 8, Main to 69 N. Main

Chace William, morocco-dresser, shop removed from Market to 9 Weybosset'

Chapin L. D. residence from Middle to Eddy. |

Doyle Thomas J, business removed from 1} to 28 Mark:

Biers cian cael D. paper hanger, from Walker to

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Maxcy Eaton W. residence from 128 North Main. to" President

Pearce Asa, residence from Faunchin to Vhiot :

Spencer Christopher V. residence from Union to My est' By

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MANUPACTURIN G COMPANIES | & AGEN Ts.

Amsbury, Ballou & Co.' factory (Killingly) Robert Rhodes, Agent, | Peck's wharf Annawan Manufacturing Company, Holder Borden, Agt 23 Weybos._ Blackstone Company, ~ s: dost Bellefonte Company, Chr. & Wm, Rhodes. eeins. a Ghats Bowen Bleaching and Cal g Company, Samuel Dexter, Agent, a Central Mannfacturing Company, Holder Borden, Agt 23 Weybos. Coventry Manufacturing Company, 8. Amold, Agent, 8S. Water - Elm-stréet Machine Man' 'g Company, Edwin Field and E. W,, Wright, Overseers Fall River Iron Works Company, Yofiorsan Borden, Agt. ov Ss. Water Fox Point Union Company, Asa Pike, Agent, Fox Pomt, y ~» French River Manufacturing Company, Ahab, Arnold, Leonard- of Grafton Satinet Manufact'g Company, J. Farnum, Agt. 3.W. Water Hamilton Manufact'g Company, H. B. Lyman, Agt, over 358. Water' Harris Lime Rock Company, Benj. Cs Harris, 4 8. nee ae H. B. Lyman Company, 50.South Water >». is eel Oe Hope Mill, Ephraim. "V'albot & Co, owners, 35. Viditcnet: tae Jaékeon Manufact' g Company, C. Jackson & Co. 16'S. Water' ee Killingly Manufacturing Company,.J., Andrews, 'Agt.: 10 Long whf.. Lippitt Man'g Company, Aborn, Jackson & Greene, Agts. 69 West'r Lyman. Cotton Man' 'g Company, J. W. Lyman, Agent, 35 8. Main Masonville-Company, Amasa Mason, Agent, 12 West Water = Manton Manufacturing Company, Amasa Manton, Agent, 9 8. Water Mendon Woollen Man' z Com. E. P. Smith & Son, Agts, Peck' 8 sn Mill Merino, Henry, P. Franklin, 953 Westminster 9") : Millford Mills (Mass.) E. P: Smith & Son, Agents, Peck's hurt" Natick Upper Mills, Chr. & Wm. Rhodes, Agents, Peck's wharf Monchaug Manufact's Company, Sam'! Congdon, Agent, Steeple Paper Mill Perseverance Company, Thornton & Lothrop, Agents, 5S. Water Pawtucket Nail Man. Company, G. S. Wardwell, Agent, 4W. Water Pawtuxet Man'g Company, Rhodes & Smith, Agents, Peck's wharf Pawtuxet Mills, James Rhodes & Son, Agents, Peck' s wharf _ Phenix Manufacturing Company, B. C. 'Harris, Agent, over 4S. Wat. Plainfield Union Man'g Company, Henry A. Rogers, Ast.6 8. Water - Pomfret Man'g Company, George W. Howe, Agent, 21 Weybosset Providence Dying, Bleaching and Calendering Company, Smith Bos- worth, Agent, Sabin Providence Furnace, Stanford Newel, Agent, near Randall' s bridge Providence Hammer Shop Company, 'Jeremiah Arnold, Agent, Elm 4 Providence Iron Foundry, George B. Holmes, Agent, Eddy. et a Providence Man'g Company, Benj. Cozzens, Agent, 26 S. Water Providence Steam Cotton Man'g Company, J. H. Clarke, Ag Eddy Rhode-Island Iron Foundry, Silas Blake, Agent, Abbot - 4 Richmond Manufact'g Company, J. Andrews, Agent, 10 Long? wharf s Rockland Manufacturing Company, Ahab Arnold, Agent, Leonard | 2 Scituate Manufacturing Company, J. L. Hughes, 'Agt. 67 Westmins, 3 Sterling Cotton Man. Company, Samuel Ames, Agent, 30 Market Thompson Village Man. Company, C. G. Fenner, Agent, 32 Weybos. . Union Mills store, Ephraim Talbot, Agent, 35 Weybosset = United Manufacturing Company, D. Thurber, Agt. Thurbek 8 Mills '

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_ Utter Manufacturing Cempany, J.U. Arnold Agent, 86-Westminster _ White Rock Man. Company, C.R. Stafford & Co. Agts. 20 S. Water

_ Williams Manufacturing Company, Caleb Williams, Agent, 97 High Windham Man. Company, Watson & Rathbone; Agts. 17 M. Square oe ar coo Man. ene 8, Se & 'Co, 58 8. ee

| CHURCHES J AND MINISTERS IN PROVIDEN cE,

3 Churches constituted.

1637 First Baptist - [Ne o Pastor has. yet been appointed to succeed Rev. Stephen Gano,' who closed his - 'valuable life August 18,1828." 'He/ was settled | /

-») over this church, October, 1792.) 1728 First Congregational - Rev. Henry Edes, ordained oo July 17,1805. _Second Congregational - Rev. James: Filson, or- dained October 19, 1793, - Bpiscopal Church - - Rev. Nathan RB 'Crocker, ore dained June, 1803... "Sipe chaiondssicect Chiirch - Revy Thomas T. We ; terman, installed J: anuary, 1827, 1805 Second Baptist - [The Church. 'aud. ee have given an unanimous call toRev:Pharcellus Church, ~~ of Poultney (Vt.) who has accepted, and is ex- | peeted. to assume the pastoral charge in a few

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days. sath cece Church - Rev. Jacob Sanborne, Pee ed 1828. 1822 Third Baptist - Rev. 'William ~ & ies, settled "October, 1828, | rae,

1923. Roser Baptist - Rev. Silisaré Tobey, settled 1823. ies sea ealial oht/2. David Pitekerngy. June 1 | 1828 Westminster: Congregational - Rev. Ficdosadke Ain - gustus Farley, ordained and installed Sept. 10, 1828...

Aftican meeting house - Washington Chistian, & ow fi of A Society, of 'Roman 'Catholics: have: for' a short

held worship. at Mechanics' i ' oie Woodley... HN 'ti

nister is Reo. R R.D. Ek tov 0 AO o2 vd, Quits aa Rk Hive

a ¢ i od er oi ia . Wis bin choi a av gt wie TPIS OE coments LUE ey 4b Sy Dea pe Ber Cay ¥ z qa

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PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS Met Tae BG IN PROVIDENCE. 4 Te eee |

American & Gazette, published Tuesdays. ond Fridays, by Fr % _.. Carlile, over 15 Market-Square. Providence Patriot, published Wednesdays and Saturdays, by peta & Simons, over 15 Market-Square. | Manufacturers' & Farmers' Journal, published on Mondays and - 'Thursdays, by John Muller, over 12 Market-Square. Literary Cadet & Rhode-Island Statesman, published on "Wednes- - days and Saturdays, by Smith & Parmenter, over 9 M. 'Sq.' Independent Inquirer, published on 'Thursdays by John Miller. sd Microcosm, published on Fridays, by F. ¥. Carte, ey ae Parestigaron gibiehed, on Thursdays, by Ji ames sci" 'Yeninton, Canal | Jarket.

"Republican Herald, published _ on Saturdays, by John 5. Greene, Su -overT North Main. ~~ a

Christian Telescope, published on Thursdays, by John 8. "Greene, 4 -over7 North Main. ~

Gospel Preacher, published monthly, by J. 8. Grecse: over? N. Main. Anti-Universalist, . published every other eons by, Origen ~~) © Bacheler, Canal Market.

'Hopkinsian Magazine, end of each month, printéd by J. B. 'Yerrinton. _Free-Will Baptist Magazine, '. do. do.

Ladies' Toilet, published on Saturdays, by Ww. A. Brown, over 9

_ Market-Square.

"American Minstrel, every other Saturday, by L. D. 'Chapin, over 9 oo Market- Square. 24S

Mbodelelend Register and,Almanack, published yearly, by my -

Brown, over 15 Market-Square, = - uvenile cane O. eee jun. Saturdays, a s Point.

. nO Qeue- "ss HEP pans aN: oa gets "MISCELLANEOUS. _ hie | , tna Fire Insurance Sonipany Stephen Tillinghast Agent, Union

> s Buildings. © | "Brown University, Rev. Francis Wayland, jun. 'Président, College. ) "'Custom-House, Thomas Coles, Sane 71 South' 'Main. + 3 - Dexter Asylum, Gideon Palmer, k ceeper, rear of Angell. * 5 .. Franklin House, Preston Hodges, keeper, '2: Market-Square. _ _ Friends' Boarding School, Enoch Breed, 'Superintendent, Hope. Globe Tavern, A.B. Lawton, keeper, 81 Benefit: Manufacturers' Hotel, Dsek Sponcer, keeper, 18 Markets Square. _* «Mechanics Hall and Library, Leonard Blodget, Librarian, over 194 _Market-Square., ; - Mount Vernon Lodge, over Market House. » . ake Post- Office, B B. H. Wheeler, P. M. 8 Union Buildings. omer "Providence High' School, G.A. DeWitt and J. Kingebi Principal, rear 117 Benefit. - - roe Providence Library, Moses D. Bonthwick, Librarian, over 1 Market. - ~ Providence Museum, Greenwood, proprietor, 65 North Me

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Bt, John's Lodge, over Market House. _ Washington Hotel, Joseph F. Arnold, keeper, 4

PROVIDENCE DIRECTORY, jill

Savings Institution, at Providence Bank, John Howland. 'Treasurer. {Deposites received every Saturday, from 12 to one . o'clock.}

7 Woybosset. hg Washington Observatory, J. Bartlett, keeper, Fox Point Hilk tet

|. AGED INHABITANTS. | > Armington, 83

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Jabez Whipple, 95 | -

'Othniel Tripp, ~ 90 | Oliver Carpenter, 82 Moses Brown, - - - s«q90. | Walker Harding, - -_- 82 William Mumford,* . 89 | William/Bowen, | // 82 Pardon Sheldon, 88| Barnabas Jones,),. 82.

Joseph Potter, 88 | Ebenezer Grant; - (81 Nathan Waterman, 86 | Jonathan Cady, - 81 Nathaniel Elliott, 86 | Rufus Waterman, - 81 Job Sweet, 86 | Benjamin Jenks,» © 81 'Benjamin Gladding, 85 Nehemiah Arnold, = 81 Samuel Godfrey, 84. | Nicholas Hoppin, 80 Benjamin Tallman, 83 | Josiah Arnold, - 80 Job Danforth, . 83 | William Barton, . 80 George Olney, 83 | Jabez Olney, 80 'Christopher Arnold, 83 | Benjamin Eddy, 80 David Arnold, - 83. | John Lasell, _. 80

Bristol Olney, 83 f

* This gentleman is the oldest lawyer in the State... a

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LIST OF STAGES,

And the days & hours on which they leave and return to Providence Boston Commercial Line leaves Manufacturers Hotel every morn-

ing at half past 7 o'clock, where the books are kept. Citizens' Coach line leaves Franklin House every day, at 8 o'clock.

The Mail Coach line leaves Franklin

7 o'clock.

House and Lawton's Hotel, at

Providence, Hartford and Albany Daily Line leaves Providence for Hartford and Albany, every day in the week, excepting Sunday. Books kept at the Manufacturers Hotel, Franklin House, and at Lawton's Hotel. Fare $4. [This line will be altered the Ist of Jan.]

Worcester Stage leaves Providence every day, except Sunday, at 8 A. M. and arrives in Worcester at 5 P. M. HAN

_ Providence and Worcester Accommodation Stage leaves Prov.

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 9 A. M. and arrives at Wor- cester at 5 P. M. by the way of Smithfield, Uxbridge and Wilkin- gonville. Books kept at Manufacturers Hotel and at Munroe's inn!

es - PROVIDENCE DIRECTORY.

Smithfield Accommodation Stage leaves Prov. Tuesdays, Thurs: days and Saturdays, at 3 P. M. and-arrives at Smithfield at 7 P. M. Books kept at.S. Clark's, at Bussey's, and at Manufacturers Hotel. -

Taunton and New-Bedford (Mail) leaves Providence Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at'7'A.'M. and arrives at 3 P.M. Leaves "Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at8 A. M. and arrives at 6 P. M. Books kept at Franklin House, Spencer's, Lawton's and Munroe's.

Taunton Accommodation Stage leaves Providence every day, ex- cept Sunday, at 3P. M. and Taunton the same days, at 7A. M. Cranston "ecommédation. Stage leaves Hope Factory, Cranston, 'Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at half past 7 A. M. anc Te turns same days at 3.. Seats taken at Washington Hotel. © - Pawtucket Stage leaves Manufacturers Hotel every day, at half _ 'past 8, at 10, at 12,\at 3, and at half past 4 o'clock. Leaves Paw-

tucket at half past 8, at 10, at 'half past 1, at 3, and at_half past 4 Rob ti eee wus cand | Gia dee {Nee ie ge eo - Bristol, Warren and Newport (mail) leaves Manufac. Hotel every day except Sunday, at 9 A. M. and arrives 'every day, except Sun- day, at 5 P) M. An Accommodation Stage leayes at 4 o'elock; P. M. _ New-Bedford, via Fall-River, Jeaves Manufacturers Hotel Mon- Rays, Wedsteedaye oad: Eriayyi a 10 A. M. and arsives Tuesdays, 'Pharsdays and Saturdays, at4°P.M. © Springfield and Albany line leaves Manufacturers Hotel Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at3 A. M. and returns Mondays; 'Wed- nésdays and, Fridays, at6P.M. ©. {ficient boat

~ New-London line |e;ves Franklin House every Monday, at8 A.M. ~and on Wednc sdays and Saturdays, at 6 A. M. Seats taken at the _ Franklin House . Re STE, SSO SER TEN!

- 'Kingston Stage leaves: Wait's, Wednesdays and" Saturdays 'at 7 _

A. M. and arrives Tuesdays and Fridays,at6P.M...%° )...

Warwick and Coventry Stage, leaves Arnold's in Coventry, Mon- _ days, Wednesdays, Fridays'and Saturdays, at 7 A.M. and returns |

same days at 3 PM. Books kept at Washington Hotel. ~~

o> oe. + a " 2 ao AS ey SP Ry ws 3 er * buy cram = Ry ' - 1 1 "SZ ' ss pi. Le i 4 ' ; ; et vy Bs eee od , / Hie x j ey i ra th " 3 - ' f

| : EROvIDENGE | pinneronyy ee 113 g BANKS AND INSURANCE COMPANIES.

i +Un vited States ete oda. ' oe blip Allee, Pres t ; Nathan Wi AISARADy jun. Megas A

bet Mirectors. hak ey PI silip Allen. ig "Charles; Potter _ Rufus Waterman icholas Brown' Isaac Brown. Moses B. Ives |

_ Thomas Coles C. R. Stafford 8S. W. "Bridgham | 'Discount AF Thysadee Dividends ee and July.

ree oe Pilenidaur Eisele tae iicporiica October, eae ee 000 Thomas P. Eves, President ; Charles:L. Rowen Cash; I oh 4i5 AP ectorse a2

- "Thos. L. Halen Sullivan, Dorr. - Robert . Ives:

'Thomas P. Ives Crawford Allen John C. Brown 5 |

Benj. Hoppin Samson Almy Nicholas Brown Annual election first Monday in October. Dividends

first Mondays in J anuary and July. .

Exchang re Seals " Steak Pear 1801 - Capital $500, ,000.. oy: George Jackson, President ; George Curtis, Cashier. Directors... «* ; ae Charles Lippitt Thos. Thompson R. Slee fot Richard Jackson S. Nightingale - _ S. Watermon <a Abner Daggett. _ Daniel Arnold . vole Carrington, sa i. Benj. Aborn. >, Wm. Jenkins. a Annual election first Monday in January. Dividends

first Mondays : in ey and July. DOae Roger. Williams wr ora elec

t " inauanetoidihs| in 1803 - Capital $499, PON

N. R. Knight, President ;. Nathaniel Smith, Cashier

Directors. Si es Earl D. Pearce Caleb Earle Joseph Manton Dexter. Thurber. » Matthew Watson Seth Adams, j jun.. Onrey Taft . Joseph Rogers

,Annual election 4th of March. 'Dividends Ath, of March and 4th of gens Ps

2 y isa aby . aecais9tet- in 18]5 - Capital 1B 000. Benj. Clifford, President; William J. Kits! Cashier.

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core coy usecase. s Elisha Dyer Alexander Jones Rickmad Bullock Amasa Mason Charles Dyer John' H. Ormsbee Ephraim Talbot 'Stephen Arnold Thomas Harkness William Blodget Hez. Anthony Henry P. Franklin ~ Annual election first' Monday in September. Divi- dends first weeks 1 in J anuar y and July. © 7 |

devchantes adh incorporated February, 1a18 - Capital 3! 500, 000, Wm. Richmond, President; Joseph Wheelock, Cash' r lites Directors (927 Thomas Burgess 'R. Chandler Geo. 8. Rathbone Peleg Rhodes Stephen H. Smith Josiah Chapin 'T'. Beckwith © Charles Holden Walker Humphry S.N. Richmond Carlo Matran © Thos. C: Hoppin - _ Annual election 2d Monday in Januar ye Dividentis

in May and November:

Fie lé Bonk, ; Incorporated February, 1818 - Capital #300, 000. , William Church, President; S.S. sanaeens Casier |

. » Directors. - Steph. Wardwell Nehemiah Dodge Wm. Sheldon ; Charles Low Josiah Whitaker Seth Adams =~ David Cady Joseph Sweet Benj. D. Weedén

Joseph Hawes © Joseph Hodgés €©.G. Fenner - Annual election first Monday in Mer 'Dividends middle of May and November. pT Mig F

lirchantes Fark,

Incorporated June, 1823 - Capital extended to $500, 000. Peter Grinnell, President 5 Josiah Lawton, Cashier.

-" Pirectors. Thome. Howard Wm: P. dene 'Amasa Manton _ : Peter Grinnell Wm. T. Grinnell Benj. C. Harris John Larchar . Joseph Howard Arnold Congdon'. Discount iy Thursday." 'Dividends. Ist OF Vania?

and Ast of July: i saa

Bank oF Nowth Amenity. pent: Siapital paid in, $100, 000. 'Election of officers in Jenahevel » cyrus Butler, President 5 : John Ws nae Cashion

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_ Mechanics and Manufacturers Bonk.

_ Incorporated June, 1827 - Capital $500,000 ; 100,000 paid im.

Stanford Newel, President 3 Wm. Muenscher, Cashier, ee tt deb igcebor ssc: oc Oe ae ;

Stanford Newel Dexter Angell Samuel Brown S. G. Martin... David Heaton. Sturgis Davis - David Burt "Peter Pratt Edward Randall Jésse Metcalf Samuel Metcalf - G. W. Carpenter Jeremiah Whipple

Discount day Friday. 'a

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' High Street Bank, | ; _ Incorporated June, 1828- - Capital $100,000. ee a Wm. Valentine, President; Wm. P. Olney, Cashier. ; % Directors. ' : 5 - Wm. Valentine. Stephen Henry Amasa Sprague: Caleb Williams Duty Greene James E. Butts Wm. Pabodie Wm. A. Howard Wm. P. Olney HienryMathewson Pardon Sheldon - S - _ Preston Hodges Sterry Baker ) "Te INSURANCE COMPANIES, A ste,

Providence Washington: Insurance Company,

Capital $200,000. Election first Tuesday in June. Richard Jackson, President ' John Mathewson, Sec'ry. ee n Speen: La Directors. . oe PE tae 2 | Richard Jackson Sullivan Dorr. E. Carrington | Benjamin Hoppin Hen. P. Franklin Moses B. Ives. is Charles Dyer: Crawford Allen Robert Hv Ives

Paci Onion. Insurance Company. "

* Capital $60,000 - Election first Monday in June, « . ' Richmond Bullock, Pres't; John H. 'Ormsbee, Sec'ry. «se Directors. EME Carlo Mauran 'Truman Beckwith BenoniCooke Caleb Earle © ~~ Jdshua Mauran | Nath'l Pearce ase _Wm. Blodget: John H. Ormsbee Wilbur Kelly 4 Isaac Brown Charles Holden John Reynolds

Mutual Fire Insurance Company, © Election first Tuesday in January ; monthly meeting, second - TRESS: Sins Tuesday in each month. ' ei Wm, Wilkinson, Treas'r ; George Larned, See'ry.

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BRO BE BERRY chines Sy a aE

* 2 Directors. i an Caleb Earle John Carlile Dexter Thurber S. Jackson, 2d Wm. WHEIRSOR" Joseph S. Cooke

Samuel. Arnold - Ste'n Tillinghast. Wm. Pabodie. .

Sten 'Tillinghast John Carlile - Caleb Hale

"Trustees. "7 a y Marine Fnsurance eibiate y, . Capital $60,000. Election first Monday in ena , Samuel Wetmore, Pres't; Stephen Tillinghast, sathey. Directors. : Vm. Richmond David Cady - > Joseph I Manton. x0 ph Hodges - Joseph Sweet abe D. Weeden , Stephen Arnold - wryiass Comstock ©

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"pou BURR. ie

| Coxmecns the AUCTION and COMMISSION

BUSINESS, at his old stand No. 6, Canal-street,

and gratefully acknowledging all past favours; solicits a

continuance of them. He will make 'liberal "advances on consignments, and attend to make sales abroad on- as accommodating terms as any in his line of business. He keeps constantly for sale a general assortment of 'Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, Looking-Glasses, Feathers, Feather Beds, Boots and Shoes, and a variety. of Do- mestic, and -imported PY Goods, a of which, he vail sell at moderate PIICCS 0 ey November | Pre

WILLIAM S PATTEN,

"ATTORNEY ATLAW, i ie

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, & PUBLIC Norany,

November 5. | Office No. '19 Mar het-Syuare, oe i A

z PROVIDENCE ANNUAL ADVERTISER. be _ SIGM AND ORNAMENTAL A Paintiwg,

5 J. BOWER, No. 39 Market-Street, 'Hamilton

e Building, (ap stairs) paints as cheap as any body

in the place. "Specimens of his work eee be seen on

almost every | ne Ee in town. _November e

Stern Banrenwe AND -GILDING.

HE subscriber fata mnie his Rricnids and the public, : that he carries on the above'business, at No. 9, South Main-street, (up stairs) where all orders will' be personaiy attended to, and gratefully ackno wledged. - aving had' the pleasure o serving his friends in this town and vicinity for the last twelve years, he hopes by punctuality ; and performing his work in a workmanlike manner, to insure their future favours. aE, sett Ww ILLIAM W. PITMAN, - November 5.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, EATLY executed, and on favourable terms, by the subscriber, at his 'office, No. 15 Market-Square.

H. H. BROWN. - Said Brown, is "Agent for the following" ilications

in Boston, viz. Christian Watchman, American Bate 2503

tist Magazine, Baptist Preacher, and: New-Englan '3

Farmer, and for the foie Sears ii in |

Hartford. ieee bn

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S | LB : 7 * : SBD STOR Be 2. pPuE. subscriber has constantly for sale, the artes variety of GARDEN, GRASS, and FLOWER SEEDS, wholesale and retail, at his Seed store, No. 8, Can al-Street, | P z . He is also agent doa Dartuuceate Hortieuluitit Botanic Garden and Nursery, Brooklyn, (N. Y.) where catalogues of the above may be had gratis,

Nov. 5. WILLIAM B. BRADFORD.

BBUTAWMN PISEBR.

Chaise. and Yarness PManutacturer,. ) ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has , removed from Dedham, to No. 80, Broad-street,

Providence, (at the corner of Richmondestreet, nearly

opposite the town pumps) where he. will. be. happy. to - receive any order in his line of business. He assures those who may favour him with their patronage, that his best endeavours will be used to execute them, with despatch and in the best style.

Building and repairing Chaises done in the. 'most du-

rable manner; he also earries on Carriage making, harness and trimming, whealwright, blacksmithing and painting.

(Ready made CARRIAGES and 'CHAISES, of - different descriptions, with harnesses of the. best built and finish, constantly on hand, and for sale on the. most |

moderate tern ter ms. a | November 5.

| WILLIAM W. HOOD, °

BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, -

Conmixuns: his business -at his old stand, No. 84,

'South Main-street, where he will be happy to receive

and execute the orders of those in want of good mete e

and Shoes. Repairing peep attended to. zy uoversher fe |

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| PROVIDENCE vat ADVERTISER. 4 MEDICINES, PAINTS, & DYE-STUFES. JOHN H. MASOW & CO. |

No. 27, Broad-street, EEP constantly for sale, wholesale and raul an extensive assortment of genuine Drugs, Medicines and Dye-Stufis, Pot and Pearl Ashes,Spices of all kinds, Patent Medicines a great variety, Surgical Instruments,

Shaving Soap, Teeth Brushes of different qualities and |

prices, with every article usually kept in a general Drug Store. Paints a general assortment, viz. Dry White Lead by the ton, barrel, or at retail, White Lead ground in oil, Linseed Oil by the barrel or gallon, Prus- sian Blue, Yellow Ochre, Crome Yellow, Crome Green,

~ Venitian Red, Virdegrise, Vermillion, &c. &c. Gold -

and silver Bronze, Imitation do. Gold and Silver Leaf,

Brass Leaf, Paint Brushes a constant supply, Blue and

Green Verditer. &c. &e.

{¢>Physicians, Traders and Painters, will be. cup- . a on the most accommodating terms. Noy. 5.

"Faatv cit tw the Peatest Stnle.

URE, there is nothing connected with a man's dress, that makes him appear more ridiculous, than a long

beard and a bushy head; yet his looks are not much i im-

proved by having his hair eut, if he has it hacked off in such a manner, as would lead one to suppose that it had been gnawed or pounded off with a stone. 'To have hair cut often,, and cut well, not only improves the looks, but actually improves the hair and makes it take root more firmly, and i As the one sure omy: to prevent it from falling out.

Now, gentlemen. if you want these improvements

"mnade upon the ornamental part of your cranium, which

will materially add to the good appearance of both young aiid old, just call at No. 15, Market-Squar e, where

"you can be shaved in the best 'manner, and haye your

"hair cut in the neatest ptyle, by your humble. servant, - a November 5. Puke LUTHER.

~ RAZORS, 'SCISSORS, Ree fe ee

GROUND and put in the best order agit at. t Not

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Boot & Shoe PAawutactory. - -

FPYEE ptstriter Feet oe HL the public in general, that he has taken the room over Mr. David Barton's store, No. 34, Market-street, where he is ready to wait on all who may please to eall

on himin hisline of business. He feels grateful for oS

past favours. Gentlemen who wish to have their work done well, aad at the time appointed, will find, it to their interest to call and satisfy themselves. _, aps a - § > Particular attention paid to mending,

"November 5. PELEG SUEARMAN,

EDWARD

R. YOUNG, eet No. 24, Market-Square, © E "AS constantly on hand an extensive assortment of f & Genuine Groceries, among them, Teas,, Wines, _ Cordials, Sugars, Fruits, Spices, Sc. &c. &c. His long acquaintance with the grocery business, enables him to. select prime goods for his customers, and he is ever careful to. procure the very best. the market can - afford. He sells cheap - gives liberal credit, and hopes to receive a continuance, and even an increase of that

ane which he acknowledges. with gratitude to have received already from Town and Country.

ALDEN & BELCHER,

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