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OWENSVILLE,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Ameliasburgh, County of Prince Edward, C. W.—distant
from Belleville, 10 miles—usual stage fare from Kingston, 8s. 9d.—usual stage fare to Picton, 5s. Popu-
lation about 100.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Briant, Aaron, temperance inn. Edwards, William, cooper.
Bowland, Patrick, cooper. Howell, Hector, wool carder.
Coleman, Charles, carriagemaker. Kellogg, Charles, carpenter.
Coleman, John, cabinetmaker. Law, Mrs., milliner.
Coleman, James, blacksmith. Roblin, Owen, merchant, miller and postmaster.
Coleman, David, innkeeper. Symonds, Henry, bailiff.
Cotter, Richard C. H., clerk of division court. Trevilligar, John, blacksmith.
Delong, Henry, tailor and agent for the Gennesee Williams, Reuben, shoemaker.
Insurance Company.
PAKENHAM,
A VILLAGE situated on the Mississippi River, in the Township of Pakenham, County of Lanark,
Q. 'W.—distant from Bytown, 36 miles—usual stage fare from Bytown in winter, 5s.—distant from
Fitzroy harbour, 12 miles—stage fare in winter, 2s. 6d. Population about 250.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
DUNNET, JAMES, general store,—a good stock of dry goods, groceries, &c. constantly
on hand, at moderate prices—produce of all kinds taken in exchange at market
prices.
Baines, C. T., barrister at law. Hillyard, Daniel, general store and postmaster.
Bradley, Thomas, blacksmith and axe factory. Leith, John, saddler and harnessmaker.
Brown, Robert, general store. Me Adam, William, town reeve.
Coleman, Smith, tannery. McAdam, William, hotelkeeper.
Cross, fanning mill factory. McFarlane, Mrs., hotelkeeper.
Currie, Adam, hotelkeeper. McNicol, Duncan, carpenter and builder.
Dickson, Andrew, flour and sawmills. Mann, Rev. Alexander, Church of Scotland.
Dickson, Andrew, sheriff of the united counties Parker, George, cooper.
of Lanark and Renfrew. Quigley, James, carpenter and builder.
Drysdale, Alexander, blacksmith and axe factory. Ramage, Robert, baker.
Greer, James, waggon and sleighmaker. Reed, W. H., tannery.
Graham, Robert, waggon and sleighmaker. Royce, Charles, carding and fulling mill.
Henderson, Rev. Alex., United Presbyterian. Russell, Andrew, & Son, general store.
PALERMO,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Trafalgar, and 17. C. of Wentworth and Halton, C. W.—dis-
tant from Hamilton, 15 miles, distant from Toronto, 32 miles—usual stage fare, 2s. 6d. Population
about 200.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
APPELBE, JAMES, general merchant, Trafalgar.
MARLATT, O., steam saw mill and postmaster, Trafalgar.
MURRAY, ALEXANDER, general merchant and merchant tailor.
PALERMO IRONFOUNDRY, JACOB LAWRENCE, machinist, steam engine builder, mill-
wright, and agricultural implement maker, &c.
PALERMO HOUSE HOTEL, J. SIMONS.
SWITZER, H. M., postmaster and general merchant.
Abbs, Rev. Geo., Episcopal Methodist. Morse, S., carpenter.
Bowman, Samuel, tanner. Post, J., hotelkeeper, Trafalgar.
Buck, John, saw mill. Proudfoot, John, miller and saw mill.
Dallas, John, M. D. Robinson, A., tailor.
Davis, W., carpenter. Roy, Rev. A. R., Episcopal Methodist.
Dornan, J., boots and shoes. Smith, W., waggonmaker.
Flynn, G., boots and shoes. Smith, A., waggonmaker.
Harding, J., boots and shoes. Soules, J., waggonmaker.
Hawthorn & Shuert, smiths. Watson, John, tinsmith.
McPhail, J., saddler. White, James, saw mill.
Moore, J., boots and shoes. Whitney, Henry, carpenter.