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Barrett, William, provincial land surveyor. McFee, Donald, saw miller, justice of peace, and
Corbin, Osmar, saw mill. commissioner of small causes.
Edwards, William, provincial land surveyor. McKay, William, tailor.
Edwards, Capt., saw mill. Merlin, Rev. John, Presbyterian.
Gates, Thomas, general store. Nesbitt, Humphrey, flour and saw mill.
Irwin, George, innkeeper. Orr, T., innkeeper.
Jennings, Patrick, shoemaker. O'Grady, Rev. G. de C , Church of England.
Johnson, George N., collector of customs. Peacock, William, cabinetmaker.
Johnson, William B., general store. Plantier, Jean Baptiste, contractor.
Kennedy, John,' wheelwright and sleighmaker. Reay, Adam, tannery and saw mill.
Little, Oliver, general store. Ryan, J., saw mill, commissioner for small causes-
Managh, Robert, innkeeper, and saw mill. Ryan, John, blacksmith.
Mason, Uriah, saw mill. Stead, John, black and whitesmith.
McDowell, John, saw mill. Stringer, John, shoemaker.
McEvelia, Anthony, storekeeper. Verity, Dr. physician and surgeon.
McEvelia, David, general store. Wingate, Asa & Ezra, saw mill.
McGeogh, Barnard, blacksmith.
HENRYSBURG,
A VILLAGE situated in the Parish of Lacolle—distant from Montreal, 32 miles, has a population of
about 75. There is no regular conveyance to this place, but the fare generally charged in winter is
7s. 6d., and in summer, 10s.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Graham, Alexander, groceries, dry goods, hardware, grairij &c.
Clarke, James Henry, blacksmith. | Histon, Rev. J., New Connexion Methodist.
HENRYVILLE,
A VILLAGE situated in the Seigniory of Henryville, County of Rouville, C. E.—distant from Montreal,
-37 miles—usual stage fare, 10s. Population of the Seigniory, about 1200.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF P&OFESSI0NS, TEADES, &c.
Beatdac, Joseph, blacksmith. Goodenow, Edward, general store and saw mill.
Bergeron, Baptiste, blacksmith. Hebert, Dr. L. G.
Billings, Timothy, saw mill. Lague, T., shoemaker.
Bullis & Brown, tannery. Lanier, J. M., general store.
Burmier, Thomas, carpenter. Lanoue, David, innkeeper.
Campbell, Dr. Charles. Lariviere, C, baker.
Campbell, Owen, general store. Lupien, Isidore, saddler.
Campbell, Patrick, general store. Magnant, J., baker.
Chicoine, Jean, blacksmith. Mellon, Peter, tailor.
Cote, John, shoemaker. Morgan, Joseph, wheelwright.
Delisle, Dr. D. B. Parker, Samuel, innkeeper.
Demers, Edouard R., N. P. Parker, George W., saddler.
Demers, Narcisse, innkeeper. Picard, Louis, wheelwright.
Demers, Joseph, butcher. Roy, Joseph, shoemaker.
Dougherty, Patrick, general store. St. Aubin, Rev. T., Roman Catholic.
Dyon, Louis, wheelwright. Touin, Julien, shoemaker.
Fournier'j Louis, tanner. Tramble, Pierre, blacksmith.
Gariepy, Joseph, general store. Wells, Horace, postmaster.
Gilligan, Patrick, wheelwright.
HICK'S CORNERS,
A small VILLAGE in the Township of South Gower, County of Grenville C. W.—distant from Kempt-
ville, 8 miles.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PBOFESSIONS, TEADES, &c.
Archibald, John S., general store and ashery. Shaver, Gordon, blacksmith.
Bass, John, saddler. Wilson, Samuel, innkeeper.
Magee, Robert, general store.
HINCHINBROOKE,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Hinchinbrooke, County of Beauharnois, C. E.—distant from
Montreal, 50 miles—usual fare in summer, 10s., in winter, 12s. 6d.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TEADES, &c
Craig, John, general store.
Hopper, John, innkeeper and general store.
Austin, Rev. J. G., Cameronian. | Morris, Rev. William, Church of England.