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144 LOTBINIERE—McNAB—MADOC—MAGOG.
Ferguson, Thomas, carpenter. O'Brien, John, innkeeper.
Flynn, Charles, blacksmith. O'Brien, Peter, barrister at law.
Johnson, Chauncy, general store. Pattee, David, notary public.
Johnson, Chauncy, jun., pearlash factory, Prouty, N. C , baker.
Larochelle, Dr. Pierre. Ross, W. A., school teacher.
McLeod, John, tailor. •Sauriol, Thomas, carriagcmaker.
Murray, Dr. Angus. Shaw, John, tanner and shoemaker.
.Mackenzie, VV. R., barrister at law. Treadwell, Charles P., flour and saw mills.
.Mignault, Rev. 1). R. P., Roman Catholic. Walker, Gavin, general store.
LOTBINIERE,
A VILLAGE .situated on Ihe South shore of the River St. Lawrence in the Seigniory and County of
Lotbiniiire, C E.—distant from Quebec, 45 miles. Population of the Parish about 3200.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Auger, Major Joseph. Lemay, Leon, boarding house.
Boucher, (Japtain Louis. Legendre, Louis, land surveyor.
Castonguay, Captain Pierre, Mongenais, L., agent of seigniory.
Chavigny de la Chevrotiere, Octave, notary pub- Marchand, Eric, miller,
lic. Methot, E., general store.
DeVilliers, Francois Xavier, general store and Noel, Captain Joseph.
notary public. Noel, Urbain, clerk of the peace.
Filteau, Major Joseph, postmaster, notary public Noel, David, notary public.
and clerk of the circuit court. Ouellette, Henri Pierre, M. D.
Frenet, Captain Michel, J. P. Par6, Captain A triable.
Grenier, Louis Urbain, M. D. and J. P. Perrault, Louis Frederic, miller.
Lemay, Charles Antoiue, notary public.
McNAB,
A TOWNSHIP and VILLAGE in the County of Renfrew, C. W, Population of the Township about
1500.
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MORRIS, JAMBS, postmaster and county registrar.
Bourke, Edward, innkeeper. Morris,Peter, & Co., general store.
Devine, Mathew, shoemaker. Morris, William, lumber merchant.
Dickson, Robert, weaver. Morris, James, jun., town reeve.
Frazer, Rev. S., Church of Scotland. Neil, Nicholas, cooper.
Henderson, Archibald, weaver. Rochester, George, miller.
Forrest, John, weaver. Rochester, William Y., general store.
Leckie, David, innkeeper. Sutherland, John, tailor.
McNab, D. C , school teacher. Stewart, Allan, township clerk.
Martin, John, lumber merchant. Wright, Nathaniel, innkeeper.
Mackie, David, carpenter.
MADOC,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Madoc, within 1J miles of Hay Lake, County of Hasting?,
€. W.—distant from Belleville, 28 miles. Population about 250.
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Bull, Henry, jun., general store. Holmstead, George, postmaster and general store-
Cameron, Murdoch, flour and saw mills, McDonald, John, lumber merchant and store-
Canniff, Isaac, innkeeper. keeper.
Farmer, J. G., general store. McGuire, Francis, storekeeper.
Flagler, John R., smith and carriagemaker. McKenzie, Simeon, innkeeper.
Franklin, Edward, storekeeper. Madoc iron works, Mr. Seymour, manager.
MAGOG,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Magog, County of Stanstead, and District of St. Francis,
C. E.—distant irom Montreal, 80 miles—stage fare, 7s 6d—from Stanstead, 20 miles—stage fare, 5s.
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M E R R Y , E A L P H , tavern, hotel and boarding house.
Abbot, Calvin, general dealer. j Borland, Denison, tailor.
Abbot, C., postmaster. j Boswell, Solomon, tavemkeeper.