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148 MERRITTSVILLE-MILFORD—MILLBROOK.
READ, W. C, lumber merchant, and dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, china, &c.
STONE, RANSOM, saw mills and lumber merchant.
WARDNER, GEORGE, commercial hotel—accommodations good and charges reasonable.
Atchinson, Jas., millwright. McGowan, James, tailor.
Burritt, Edmund, shingle maker. McLeod, Dougal, miller.
Burrowes, John, cooper. Magee, Henry, carriageraaker.
Church, B. R., M. D. Mirick, A. & T. H., flour and saw mills.
Coyle, Ed., blacksmith. Mirick, Terence H., barrister at law.
Coulogue, Patrick, cloth weaver. Mirick, Stephen, miller.
Cranstoun, John, blacksmith. Mirick, Win, R., shingle factory.
Crozier, Robert, innkeeper. Morris, Rev. E., Church of England.
Crowther, Joseph, cooper. National Loan Fund Life Assurance Company,
Curry, John., tannery. C. Leggo, agent.
Dowdal, Patrick, blacksmith. Riddell, Robert, chairmaker.
Finley, Rev. James, Free Church. Robinson, Samuel, innkeeper.
Hannah, Richard, saddler and harnessmaker. Robinson, Adam, carriagemaker.
Holden, Charles, general store. Scanlon, Thaddeus, grocer.
Langford, Samuel, cabinetmaker. Welton, Wm, P., axe factory.
Latham, J. H., tinsmith and grocer. Whitmarsh, E. H., postmaster.
MERR1TTSVILLE,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Crowland, County of Welland, C. W.—distant from St.
Catherine's, 111 miles—usual stage fare, 4?. 3d. Population about 250.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PEOFESSIOUS, TEADES, &c.
Bald, William A., general store. Mead, Eli, builder.
Bates, 0., miller. Mitchell, John, carpenter.
Burgess, Corlandt, carpenter. Murphy, Timothy, waggonmaker.
Burgar, Thomas, coroner. Shrigley, A. W., general store.
Cook, Moses, millowner. Schooley, Elijah, general store.
Demeray, Chester, carpenter. Spears, George, miller.
Wisher, J. H., general store. Thomas, A. J., general store.
Dunlop & Seely, flour, saw and planing mills. Tinney, Thomas, blacksmith,
Elm wood & Hosier, clothiers. Tupper, C. F., tailor.
Kennedy, , miilowner. Tully, P., tailor.
McFadden, George, waggonmaker. Wilson, John, carpenter.
McCaw, Daniel, shoemaker. Wright, James, cabinetmaker.
MeCormick, John, blacksmith. Yokom, Jacob, carpenter.
MILFORD,
A VILLAGE situated on the Black River, in the Township of Marysburg, County of Prince Edward,
C. W.—distant from Picton, 7 miles—from Kingston by water to South Bay, 40 miles. Population
about 250.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TEADES, &c
COOKE, JAMES & W. D., general store, flour and saw mills.
FEGAN, EDWARD, postmaster, tailor and clothier.
MCCARROLL, JOHN, dealer in dry goods, groceries, liquors, hardware, crockery and coun-
try produce.
Brown, R. P., shoemaker. Lane, John, J. P., wharfinger and storage, Port
Clapp, James, flour and saw mills. Milford, 3 miles from the village.
Crabb, Samuel B., cabinetmaker. McCaw, James, tailor.
Cooper, James, general store and wharfinger, Port McNamara, James, blacksmith.
Milford, 3 miles from the village. Smith, Peter, blacksmith.
Empey, Harvey, carriagemaker. Stewart, James, tailor.
Hicks, Lewis, blacksmith. Tooke, Rev. J. R., Church of England.
Hudson, Abner, cooper. Vandusen, William, carpenter and builder.
Jenkins, John carriagemaker. Willmer, William, cooper,
Kelly, Johnson, innkeeper. Whitby, Dr. Robert.
MILLBROOK,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Cavan, County of Durham, C. W.—distant from Port Hope,
18 miles—usual stage fare, 4s. to 5s.—distant from Cavanville, 4 miles. Population about 275.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PBOFESSIOirS, TEAD1S, &c.
KNOWLSON, MATHEW, postmaster, agent for the National Loan Fund Life, and Equitable
and St, Lawrence Fire Assurance Companies.