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LAWDER, JOHN, barrister and attorney at law, Queen st.
MARTIN, ANDREW & Co., general dry goods and tailoring establishment, Queen st.-
.—a
large stock of ready made clothing, constantly on hand, at very moderate prices.
MCGIVERN, THOMAS, & Co., importers of and dealers in groceries wines, liquors, and
hardware—a good assortment of paper hangings always on hand.
MILLER & BOOMER, barristers and attornies at law, Queen st.
MILLER, JAMES, British American hotel, Queen st.—superior accomodations for travel-
lers—horses and carriages furnished to pleasure parties or travellers, on the shortest
notice. J. M. would respectfully intimate that he has carried on business in
Niagara for the last 22 years.
MOFFAT, RICHARD, Moffat's hotel, Queen st—stages for Hamilton, St. Catharines, and
Fort Erie, daily—a livery stable connected with the house.
PRINGLE, ROBERT, watchmaker and jeweller, Queen st.—a good stock of watches,
clocks and jewellery at moderate prices—repairs executed in the best manner and
w'uth despatch.
WHITELAW, FRANCIS M., bookseller and stationer, Queen st.—a good stock of books
and stationary, constantly on hand, at reasonable prices.
Ailes,'Robert, gunsmith, Queen st. Harvey, James, chemist and druggist, Queen st
Alma, John L., hardware and groceries, Queen st. Howard, Richard, hotelkeeper, Queen st.
Barr, William, dealer in dry goods, ready made Lockhart, David, hardware, groceries, Queen st.
clothing, and fancy goods, Queen st. Lynch, Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic, Queen st
Burns, James, boot and shoemaker Queen st. McDougall, Dr. Alexander, physician to the jail,
Campbell, Dr. Duncan, Queen st. Queen st.
Christie, Alex. R., groceries, wines and liquors, Miller, Gage, centre house, Queen st
Queen st. Mowat, Rev. J. B., Church of Scotland,
Chisholm, Alexander, innkeeper, King st. Rogers, John, groceries, wines and liquors, Queen
Connor, R., boot and shoe store, Queen t st.
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Cousins, J. F., school teacher, Queen st. Simpson, John, publisher of Niagara Chronicle,
Dodds, David, saddler harness maker, Queen st, bookseller and stationer, Queen st.
Harvey, Rev. George Y., Wesleyan. Warren, Robert, dry goods, Queen st.
NICOLET,
A VILLAGE situated in the Seigniory and County of Nicolet, C. E.—distant from Montreal, 84 miles
there is a college here, in which 130 pupils are usually pursuing their studies.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
CRESSE, E. L., notary public, &c.
Beaubien, Captain, J. P. Hamelin, Hubert, general store.
Beaubien, Amed6e, notary public. Larocque, Bernabe, M. D.
Beaubien, Captain Louis. Lecomte, Captain Joseph Ignace Rouillard, gene-
Beauchemin, Louis, general store. ral store, notary public, and clerk of commis-
Brassard, P., M. D. sioners' court.
Brassard, Major Victor. Nourrit, Etienne Parmentier, J. P.
Burgis, Rev. Henry, Church of England. Proulx, George, commissioner of small causes.
i-hileas, Henry Alexander, postmaster. Rousseau, Teiesphore, general store.
<' resse, Luc Michel, notary, agent for the seignory. Rousseau, Louis, general store.
Duvid, George, notary public. Rousseau, Joseph Ovide, M. D.,
Deseoteau, Charles, boarding .house. Rabot, dit St Clair, M,, miller.
Fortier, Rev. Louis Thomas, Roman Catholic. Thurton, Miss V., general store.
(jfiroux, Charles, J. P., general store. Tradel, Captain M.
(iouin, David, hotelkeeper.
NORTH PORT,
A VILLAGE situated on the Bay of Quinte, in the Township of Sophiasburg, County of Prince Edward
C. W.—distant from Belleville, 12 miles, from Picton, 14 miles, from Kingston, per Bay of Ouin'&
about 60 miles. Population about 225. J ' '
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Baker, , carpenter, and builder. Jenkins, William, tanner and shoemaker.
Brookes, Samuel R., general store, and tinsmith. Mordon, James, general store.
Crank, James, M., tanner and shoemaker. Munro, Allan, wharfinger and storage.
Crysdall, , tailor. Randell , tailor.
Forres, Daniel, carpenter and wheelwright. Robinson, Wm., temperance inn and blacksmith.
Gordon, , general store. Solmes, Samuel, postmaster.