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SANQUHAR.
Binnfncs-sOti'f-
BOOT & SHOB MAKERS
Chi.sholiuj Joint
fiiiglaiid John
Kiiii;luiid Walter
Kerr Andrew
fjavvrie Jolm
Mc Cririck William
Murray John
ftl array William
Simsoii Alexander
Sfm.son Hngh
BRBWERS.
Broom & Co.
Dawson & Co.
CARFET MANUrACTORY
Sanquhar Company, Crawlck mill
COOPERS'
Gibsion Andrew
(^ibson James
DRESS KIAKERfi-
Douglas Jesse
1<err Elizabeth
Turnbiill Isabel
FI.BSHERS
Cook Jatnes
Mc Adam William
Mc Cron James
Wilson William
GROCERS AND SPIRIT
DEALERS- /
Allison John 1
Dawson Jonathan (& earthenware/
Gilmour David
Halliday John, (and stocking dea-
ler)
Harkness Thomas
Hope James
Russell Robert
Russell William
Wilson William
INN-
Quecusberry Arms, Wm. Wilson
JOINERS &CARPENTERSJ
Duff William
Hair George
Howat James
Mc Millan Andrew
Paterson George, (and cabhiet
maker)
Russell & Hunter, (& cabinet ma
kers ^ud glaziers)
LINEN
WINE
AND SPIRIT MERCHANT
Halliday John
ANDWOOI.I.EN DBAPEB6 WRITERS ft NOTARIES
Ballaiitine Jane
Broom William
Kirkpatrick Alexander
Watt Francis
MASONS at BUILDERS-
Blackley Wihiam
Hair James
Wilson William
MEAL (DEALERS-
Hislop Samuel
Mc Donald Wm. (and grocet)
PUBLICANS.
Blackley Wm. (masons arms)
Braidwood John
Crichton Jas. (black bull)
DuffWm. (royal oak)
Gilmour John
Mc Adam Wm. (red lion)
Mc Michael Geo. (AbercromWe)
]Mc Millan Andrew
Stewart James, (crown )i
Wilson William
SPADE AND SHOVEL
MANUFACTURER-
RiggJohn, Crawick forge
SURGEONS.
PurdioWm. (and druggist)
Taylor John
Thomson George, (& druggist)
TAILORSi
Broadfoot James
Broad foot Thomas
Brown Robert
Fiugland James
Gilmour William
Mackay William
Wighain James
TALLOW^ CHANDLERS
Mc Cron James
Whigham Agnes
W^ATCH AND CLOCK
MAKERS.
Cunningham William
Harvey Alexander
Reid John
Mc Queen John Wilson, messen-
ger and clerk of the peace)
Smith Wm. (& towiV clerk)
ittfeccUancottS.
Blackwood Jas. currier & leather
cutter
Blackwood Wm. tanner
Blair William, turner
Brown Jane, (ttraw hat makei-
Brown Thomas, slater
Crichton Da\"id, miller
Udgar Jiunes, saddler
Hamilton Jas. blanket niauufuc-
turer
Howat George, nail maker
Kennedy David, tinsmith
Lorimer George, cloth dresser
Lorimer Josiah, teacher
Mc Coll James, locksmith
Mc Phie Alex, hair dresser
Osborne Janet, druggist & grocer
Sinton James, apothecary
Thomson Andrew, auctioneer and
sheriff's officer
Tomson John, spirit dealer
STAMP orricE-
I Francis Watt, Distributor.
COACHES^
DUMFRIES, Cprlisle, &C:. t'je Inde-
peniJcnt, from the <iueensberry Arms,
and the New Times from Ihe Bluck
Bull, every lawful day at one.
GLA:?liOW, the Independent, t'roi»(he
Uiieensberry Aniis-. and. l!k« New
Times, from the iiJiick. Buli, every
lawful day at twehe.
CARRIERS-
DCMFUIliS, John Walker, and Wm.
Mc Dougalon Tuesday aiitl riluni on
Friday
DUMFRIES, Margaret Anderson, on
-i Tuesday, and returns on Thursday.
EDJNBLJKGH, John Gilmour, arrives
on Monday and departs nn Friday.
GLASGOW, Robert Porteous, Win.
Blacit, and Robert Williamson, or
Monday, and returns on Friday.
GLASGOW, Wm. Ftrgason, every
othef Wednesday.
THORNHILL,
AND THB PARISH OF MORTON.
iiL Pleasant village of consIBerable extent, and
in a most delightful part of the country, lies on the
great road from Carlisle to Dumfries and Glasgow,
to which two stage coaches pass and repass every
day. It is in the parish of Morton, and distant from
Dumfries 14 miles, from Sanquhar 12, Carlisle 48,
Kilmarnock 34, Glasgovv 66, Cumnock 30, and
Annan 30. There are three places of worship, viz:
the parish church, a united secession chapel, and a
chapel of relief. The trade of the rlllage is chiefly
domestic, and the onlv establishmeats ai:e a tan-
nery and a brewery, fairs are held on the second
Tuesday in Februai^, the 25th of March, the se-
cond Tuesday in May, the last Friday in June, the
second Tuesday in August, the second Tuesday in
November, and the lust Tuesday in December ; all
old stvle.
POST OFFICE, High street. — Post Mistress, Elizabeth Hunter. Mail to Dumfries is despatched
at half past twelve at noon, and arrives at ten minutes before six at night. A post to Minnihive on Mon-
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at half past six in the morning, and returns at a quarter past twelve at
noon. A post to Sanquhar on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at half past twelve at noon, and ii
despatchea at a quarter past six at night.
PLACES OF W^ORSHIP.
Established Chwrch — ^^Rev. Dav. Smith, Minister
H£Li£F Chapel — Rev. Edward Dobie, Minister
United Secession Chapel — Rev. Wm. Rogerson,
Minister
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