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OAKLxYND,
A small VILLAGE" and Township situated in the County of Oxford, C. W.—distant from Brantford,
7 miles, from Simcoe, 14 miles.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TBADES, &c.
TOYNE, JOHN, post master and general store keeper.
Dunnett, Rev., Samuel, Episcopal Methodist. Vincent, Mrs., innkeeper.
Glover, Henry, innkeeper. Werbrook, Frederick, innkeeper.
Lyman, Henry, storekeeper. Werbrook, Thomas, innkeeper.
Malcolm, E., land surveyor. Young, William, general store.
Marlatt, J. M., temperance inn. Also, 3 saw mills, 1 fulling mill, 1 tanner, 3
Swords, D. & IX, grist mill. tailors, 3 blacksmiths, 2 waggon makers, 4 shoe
Tufford, Rev,, John, Episcopal Methodist. makers, 2 coopers, 1 millwright, 1 hatter.
Vivian, John, grist mill.
OAKVILLE,
A flourishing VILLAGE, situated on the shore of Lake Ontario, at the outlet of the 16-mile Creek,
in the Township of Trafalgar, county of Halton, C. W.,—distant from Toronto, 25 miles, usual steam-
boat fare, 2s. 6d.,—distant from Hamilton, 20 miles, usual steamboat fare, 2s. 6d. Stage fare in winter,
to Toronto or Hamilton, 3s. 9d.—Population about 700.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PBOFESSIONS, TBADES, &c.
BEATTY, JAMES, general merchant.
DUFF, DAVID, cabinet and chair manufacturer.
GULLEDGE, HENRY, saddler and harnessmaker.
LEACH, ROBERT & Co., ironfounders and machinists*
M'ALLISTER, P., general merchant.
MOORE, J. &, Co., tin- and coppersmiths, and stove warehouse.
OAKVILLE HOUSE, hotel and stage hou^e, by Jesse Belyea.
REID, JAMES, general merchant and storage warehouse.
REYNOLDS, CHARLES, general merchant and storage warehouse.
ROMAIN, W. F., general merchant, forwarder, and agent for Life, Marine and Fire
Assurance.
TERRY, JOHN, watchmaker and jeweller.
TJRQUHART, JOHN, chemist and druggist, and dealer in paints, oils, groceries, per-
fumery, &c.
WILLIAMS, J. W., genera] merchant, and township treasurer.
YOUNG & WHITE, cabinetmakers and upholsterers.
Addison, D., tailor. Gilbert, W., waggonmaker.
Arnott, James, storekeeper. Givens, Rev. S., Church of England.
Barnes, Jacob, machinist. Gunn, Dr., physician and surgeon.
' Rissett & Ray, boots and shoes. Harris, T. S., clerk of division court, and storage
Beardsley, B. C , attorney-at-law. warehouse.
Brotherick, T., boots and shoes. Kelly, James, blacksmith.
Calvin, James, painter. M'Pherson & Crane, storage warehouse.
Chisholm, R. K., postmaster and collector of Nesbit, Rev. James, Free Church.
customs. O'Reilly, Rev. Eugene, Roman Catholic.
Chisholm, John, flour mill. Quin, M. P., storekeeper.
Chisholm, George, reeve. Proudfoot, Alexander, storage warehouse.
Davis, C , temperance inn. Randall, Jacob, shipbuilder.
Denny, Rev. H., Congregationalism Robinson, John, waggonmaker.
Dennis, G., boots and shoes. Simpson, Melancton, shipbuilder.
Fitzgerald, J., tailor. Steele, J., saddler.
Foreman, John, storekeeper. Stinson, J., boots and shoes.
ODELLTOWN,
A VILLAGE situated in the Seigniory of Lacolle, County of Huntingdon, C. E-—distant from Montreal
40 miles, usual cost of travel in winter, 7s. 6d., in summer, 10s. Population about 150.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Brenton, John, shoemaker, Robinson, William, sen., wheelright.
Davidson, Rev., John. Scriver, John, innkeeper.
Heaton, Rufus, general store. Watson, James, tailor.