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BLOOMFIELD,   (2ND)—BOLTON—BONDHEAD.

      Bull,  C. S., flour mill.           Ringer, William,  shoemaker.
      Clark, Philip, postmaster  and general store.  Simpson, Benjamin,  waggonmaker.
      Clark, Selleck, shoemaker.          Southard, William,  carpenter.
      Cooper & Burlingham,  flour  mill.  Sanders, George W.,  carpenter.
      Cooper, James, tanner  and  shoemaker.  Stinson, John,  blacksmith.
      Cooper,  Obediah,  blacksmith.      Striker, Jonathan,  blacksmith.
      Coultis, H., match  factory.        White, W.,  shoemaker.
      Duggan, D. A.,  tailor.             Wiggins, C. A.,  innkeeper.
      Lear, George,  carpenter.           Workman, William,  carriagemaker.
      Morgan, Richard, flour mill.        Young, Thomas, blacksmith.
      Noxon, Samuel, saw  mill.
                             BLOOMFIELD,      (2ND,)
      A  small  VILLAGE  situated  in the Township  of  Cavan, County  of  Durham,  C.  W.—distant  from  Port
      Hope, 14 miles—usual stage  fare, 3s. 9d.—distant from  Peterborough, 16 miles—usual stage fare, 3s. 9d.
      Population  about  100.
                     ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  PROFESSIONS,  TRADES,  &c.
      Bee,  John,  shoemaker.             Kidd, George, blacksmith.
      Clemshaw, John,  postmaster  and  grocer.  Purdy, James,  waggonmaker.
      Dyall, Doctor  R.                   Philips, J.,  general mechanic.
      Fitzgerald, John,  storekeeper.     Ward, James,  shoemaker.
      Graham, Joseph,  innkeeper.         Wood, Robert,  shoemaker.
      Henderson, John, tailor.            Wright, John, threshing machine shop.
                                    BOLTON,
      A  VILLAGK  situated  in  the Township  of  Albion,  County  of York,  C.  W,—distant  from  Toronto, 28
      miles—usual stage fare,  3s. 9d.  Population  about 400.

                    ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  PROFESSIONS,  TRADES,  &c.
      WALFORD,  SAMUEL  & SON, soap and  candle  factory.
      Adams,  Dr.  W.                     Jones,  Griffith,  bootmaker.
     Ansted, William, brickmaker.         Laurence, George, general store.
      Banks, Stephen,  carriagemaker.     Lundy, Tindal, blacksmith.
      Barons, William,  carpenter.        McDonald, Francis,  cooper.
      Bell, John, bootmaker.              Mills, Thomas, tailor.
      Bolton, James,  miller.             Postill, William,  waggonmaker.
     Bolton, William, saw  mill.          Prosser, T.  C ,  land  surveyor.
     Bolton, Charles, general store.      Reeves, John,  baker.
      Bolton, Samuel,  carpenter.         Rutherford,  Adam,  bootmaker.
     Botham, Moses, tailor.               Shields, William, general  store.
     Brownlee, John,  cooper.             Smith, Thomas,  carpenter.
     Burnett,  George, mason.             Tindall, John,  butcher.
     Burrowes, Nicholas, pumpmaker.       Toy, Frederick,  baker.
     Carless, William,  innkeeper.        Walford,  Samuel, postmaster.
     Clark, John, boatmaker.              Warbrick,  Dr. John  C ,  coroner.
     Evans,  George, innkeeper.           Warbrick, Joseph,  tanner.
     Harper, John,  saddler.              Wood, James,  blacksmith.
     Hughes, W.  C.,  cabinetmaker.       Woolfe, James, blacksmith.
     Johnson, James, innkeeper.
                                 BONDHEAD,
     A VILLAGE  situated in the Townships  of West Gwillimbury  and Tecumseth,  County of Simcoe, C. W.
     —distant  from  Toronto, 44  miles.

                    ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  PROFESSIONS,  TRADES,  &c.
     Boddy, John,  innkeeper.            Orr, Dr., physician  and  surgeon.
     Fraser, Rev. M., Secession  Church.  Parker,  William,  blacksmith.
     Hamen, J.,  school  teacher.        Rogers, S., tannery.
     Jones, H.,  innkeeper.              Rogers, J.  B., steam  sawmill.
     Lynd, James, general store.         St. Clair, A., general  store.
     Lewis, G.,  blacksmith.             Switzer, R.,  carpenter.
     M'Cracken,  Robert,  carpenter.     Watson,  George, waggonmaker.
     Neilson, William,  waggonmaker.     Watson, J.,  blacksmith.
     Osier, Rev. F.  M. 7 Church  of England.
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