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22 BALLYDUFF—BA.RNSTON—BATH—BATISCAN.
BALLYDUFF,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Manvers, and County of Durham, C. W.—distant from New-
castle, 16 miles. Population about 100.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &e.
Benson, G., innkeeper. Preston, Porter, saw mill.
Gairdner, David, postmaster and storekeeper. Touchburn, Robert, township clerk.
Lathany, John, shoemaker. Williamson, John, carpenter.
Mitchell, John, tailor. Williamson, Thomas D., shoemaker.
Porter, Thomas, shoemaker.
BARNSTON, or, Barnstoii Corners,
A VILLAGE in the Township of Barnston, County of Stanstead, C. E.—distant from Stanstead, 14 mil*),
and from Sherbrooke, 15 miles.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Adams & Humphrey, general store. Green, Rev. J., Baptist.
Baldwin, Levi, grist mill. Humphrey, S., blacksmith and bailiff.
Bowman, F., blacksmith. Hollister, H., grist mill.
Cleveland, Samuel, distillery. Johnson, J., innkeeper.
Cleveland, Dr., physician. Sweeny, F., harnessmaker.
Darnm, Charles, tanner. Thornton & Oilman, general store.
Davis, Edmund, distillery. Young, , shoemaker.
BATH.
The VILLAGE of Bath is situated on the shore of Lake Ontario, in the Township of Ernestown, County
of Addington, C. W.~~distant from Kingston, 18 miles—usual steamboat fare, Is. 9d.—usual stage
fare, 3s. 9d. Population about 550.
PTTBLIC OFFICERS.
Fairfield, W. J.. postmaster and collector of customs.
Seymour, Benjamin, M. P. P.
Donnelly, James, clerk of division court.
Priest, E. D. 7 township councillor.
Detlor, Jacob, inspector of licenses.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Aishton, Dr, Thomas. Johnston, James, saddler.
Beaupre, P. R., shipbuilder. Kennedy, Roderick, M. D.
Belfor & Armstrong, carriagemakers. Lasher, John, general store.
Blair, William, tailor. Middleton, William, painter.
Burley, William, hatter. Monder, Thomas, mason.
Carr, Rev. George, Wesleyan. Nugent, John, general store.
Cardwell, William, blacksmith. Phillips, Rev. H. N., Church of England-
Davy, B. F., & Co., general store. Price, Elias, cabinetmaker.
Davy, James, carpenter. Priest, F., bootmaker.
Davy, W. H., wharfinger and shipowner. Priest, E. D., carriagemaker.
Dame, Allan, shipowner. Reeves, , shoemaker.
Donnolly, James, general store. Rogers, Samuel, general store.
Forward, D. T., cabinetmaker. Rogers & Wright, general store.
Foster, James, tanner. Rogers, Samuel, carriagemaker.
Greaves, Reuben, saddler. Rowse, John, saloon.
Harper, Rev. H. F., Church of England. Scrivens, J., baker.
Harris, Abraham, carpenter. Sharp, Matthew, tailor.
Harris, James, tailor. Shibley, D., innkeeper.
Hart, S. B., saddler. Thomas, William, agent for fire assurance.
Hawley, James, E., innkeeper. Thompson, James, mason.
Hough, Alva, broommaker. Tripp, Charles, ironfbunder.
Johnston, William, potashmaker. Williams, John, blacksmith.
Johnston, T. C,saddler.
BATISCAN.
The ViLLAGE~of Batiscan is situated on the River St. Lawrence, in the Seigniory of Batiscan, and
County of Champlain, C. E.—distant from Quebec, 63 miles—distant from Montreal, 117 miles.
Population about 700.