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DIXIE, W., attorney at law.
HIRONS, THOMAS, British North American Hotel.—T. H. having taken this house, lately
kept by Geo. Bullock, is prepared to accommodate the public in a comfortable manner;
an excellent yard and stabling is attached to the premises, and a careful hostler is always
in attendance,
KEVILL, JAMES, notary public and commissioner for taking affidavits in the Queen's
Bench.
MACLEOD, JOHN, general merchant, miller and distiller.
Archer, William, grocer and innkeeper. Mack, Rev. Frederick, Church of England.
Baker, James, grocer. Maiville, J. B., blacksmith.
Bartlett, William & Alexander, carpenters, &c. Maria, Louis, waggonmaker.
Beaubien, Jas. M., general store and wharfinger. Maria, Louis, innkeeper.
Bertrand, Simeon, butcher. Mears, William, tinsmith.
Binger, Rev. Anthony, (colored) Baptist. Menzies, Peter, general store.
Bodin, Etienne, waggonmaker. Melochi, Antoine, blacksmith.
Bruce, David, innkeeper. McGregor, Mrs., grocer.
Butts, Lewis, cabinetmaker. McKay, John, grocer.
Clarke, John, grocer. McKenny, Henry, general store.
Conroy, Farrel, innkeeper. McMullin, William, attorney at law.
Daudet, Rev. John, Roman Catholic. Nelson, Horatio, commissioner in Court of Queen's
Dewson, Alfred K., M. D. Bench.
Donoghue, Michael, butcher. Park & Co., general store, wharfingers and steam-
Dunbar, James, baker. boat owners.
Duncan, John, baker. Peden, Rev. Robert, Free Church.
Duff, Wm., commissioner for affidavits in Queen's Primeau, Francis,sen., blacksmith.
Bench. Primeau, Francis, jun., blacksmith.
Douglass & Williams, brewers. Read, Robert, baker.
Foster, Levi, stage owner. Reaume, Antoine, blacksmith.
Gostage and Kemp, carpenters and builders. Reynolds, Robert T., M. D.
Grenier, John, carpenter and builder. Reynolds, Robert, commissioner in Court of
Horseman, Thos. innkeeper. Queen's Bench.
Hunt, James, mill owner. Robb, Rev. M., Church of Scotland.
Hunt & Co., general store. Robedoux, J. B., waggonmaker.
Ince, Henry, grocer. Savage, William M., tailor and draper.
Isler, John, livery stables, Salmoin, Thomas, general store and wharfinger.
lyes, John & Co., Marine Railway. Staats, Louis, cabinetmaker.
Jamieson, Rev. George, Free Church. Stokes, John, butcher.
Jones, Alexander, smith and ironfounder. Taylor, Peter, general store.
Kolfage, John G., general store and tannery. Turk, John, brewer.
Lavery, Charles, general store. Valade, Fabien, waggonmaker.
Lett, George, general store. Ward, Joseph, butcher.
Lemai, Vital T., blacksmith. Whiting, Rev. Richard, Methodist.
Logan, Peter, blacksmith.
ANCASTER,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Ancaster, County of Wentworth, C. W.—distant from Hamilton,
8 miles—usual stage fare, Is. 3d.—-distant from Dundas, 4 miles.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PEOFESSIOITS, TEADES, &c.
AIKMAN, J., mill owner, Cold Spring mills.
BYRNS, GEORGE, boot and shoemaker.
CHEP, JAMES, postmaster.
DEAN & CRUICKSHANK, blacksmiths, plough and waggonmakers.
EGGLESTON, H. & A., ironfounders and machinists.
GABLE, J. tanner and leather merchant.
GURNET, L. A., general merchant.
KELLY, ISAAC, miller and cotton manufacturer.
ROUSSEAU, G. B., dealer in dry goods, hardware, crockery, glass, &c.
RUSSELL, JAMES, miller and woollen manufacturer.
TAYLOR, W. R., general merchant.
TIDY, JOHN, Odd Fellows' Hotel and stage house—this house has good accommodations
and excellent stabling.
Aikman, Samuel, saw mill. Bishop, Thomas, saddler.
Ashmore and Thureson, machinists. Brander, Alexander, tailor.