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NAPIERVILLE,
A VILLAGE situated in the County of Huntingdon, C. E.—distant from Montreal, 27 miles—usual stage
fare, 10s. Population about 900.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Cadieux, Joseph, dealer in groceries, hardware, dry goods, crockery, &c.
Morrier, . R., dealer in groceries, hardware, dry goods, crockery, &c.
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Morrier, J. R., dealer in groceries, hardware, dry goods, crockery, &c.
Barbeau, F. X., commissioner of court. Marcereau, Joseph, shoemaker.
Catudal, Jacques, smith, and carriagemaker. McNeil, , mason.
Cyre, Rev. Narcisse, Baptist. Meritzi, Antoine, notary.
Dejarlais, Eli, baker. Morin, Rev. Amable, Roman Catholic.
Demers, Edward, blacksmith. Odel, Loup, postmaster, storekeeper and com-
Demers, Jacques, temperance inn. missioner of court.
Douglas, Amasa T., general store. Racicot, Gregoire, waggonmaker.
Douglas, Mrs. E. W., temperance inn. Simard, Joseph A., notary.
Gauthier, Louis, mason. Smith, George, confectioner.
Gregoire, Hubert, commissioner of court. Smith, Joseph, contractor.
Gregoire, Julien, J. P. Steel, John, general store.
Harper, James, veterinary surgeon and painter. Stow, James, tailor.
Hazard, Rev. Henry, Church of England, Stuart, Dr. William. *
Hebert, P. D., commissioner of court. Trudeau, Joseph, blacksmith.
Letourneux, Narcisse, cooper. White, A. G. H., agent for the Seigniory and for
Louprette, Michael, miller. Life and Fire Assurance.
Lukm, J-. B., notary, registrar no. 1, and clerk of Williams, Winslow, commissioner of court. *"
commissioners' court. York, John, tailor.
Marcereau, Louis, tanner and currier.
NEW ABERDEEN,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Waterloo, County of Waterloo, C. W.—distant from Gait,
miles, from Goderich, 70 miles. Population about 1.25.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PEOFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
DAVIDSON, GEORGE, postmaster, general merchant and miller.
Bent, Amos, innkeeper and brickmaker. Israel, George, weaver.
Bishopp, Charles, tailor. Nissel, Caspar, M. D.
Brydone, Thomas, cooper. Phillip, William.
Browne, J. G*., saw mill. Rudd, Henry, blacksmith,
Gregor, David, carpenter. Taylor, Henry, weaver.
Gregory, Henry, miller. Thompson, James, cooper.
Griffiths, Ewan, waggonmaker. Thompson, Joseph, shoemaker.
Hamilton, Captain Thomas.
NEWBORO',
A VILLAGE situated on the Isthmus, on the Rideau Canal, in the Townships of North and South
Crosby, County of Leeds, C. W.—distant from Brockville, 38 miles, from Kingston, 96 miles. Popula-
tion about 300.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Bell, R., tailor, Leech, James, cabinetmaker.
Chaffey, Benjamin, general store. M'Donnell, M., general store.
Denny, John, general store. Proud, Joseph, blacksmith.
Howard, Rev. V., Wesleyan. Tett, William, innkeeper.
Hubbard, , blacksmith. Tett, Benjamin, postmaster, general store and
Kilborn, John, saw mill. saw mills.
Leech, R., shoemaker. Watkins, Rev. John, Church of England.
NEWBURGH,
A VILLAGE situated on the Napanee River, in the Township of Camden and County of Addington,
C. W.—distant from Kingston, 23 miles—usual stage fare, 3s. 9d.-—going and returning the same day,
B«.—distant from Napanee, 6J miles. Population about 700.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PEOFESSIOlffS, TEADES, &o.
CATON, ALLAN, chemist and druggist—patent medicines, paints and dye stuffs in every
variety, also school and miscellaneous books, &c.