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PHILLIPSVILLE—PICTON.                      273

       NTE,  D. T. R., postmaster,,  commission  merchant,  bookseller  and  stationer—books,
           magazines,  periodicals,  &c.» at publishers'  prices.
       Booth, J. T.,  shoemaker.          Roberts, W., tailor.
       Brown, J. C. k  S., grocers.       Stanley, J.,  harnessmaker.
       Biigham, J. S., M. D.              Smith  & Death,  general  store.
       brothers,  T., tailor.             Randall,  Mrs.,  school  teacher.
       •Death & Vincent,  tinsmiths.      Russel, P. P., collector  of  customs,
       Dease, P. W., M. D.                Scott, Rev. W.,  Wesleyan.
       Ford,  Launson,  mayor.            St. Lawrence  Insurance  Company, D. T. R. Nye,
       Henderson,  John,  surveyor  of easterns.  i  agent.
       Hickock,  William,  bailiff.     j  Rouville  & Missisquoi  Insurance  Company,  A.
       Hinckley,  Levi,  innkeeper.        Young,  secretary,
       Humphreys,  J. H.,  blacksmith.    Whitwell,  Rev. R., Church  of  England.
       Keenan,  Michael,  inp.keeper.     Young,  Alexander,  custom-house  agent.
       Moore, H. F. & Co., general  store.
                                PHILLIPSVILLE,
       A VILLAGE  situated  iu the Township  of Bastard—distant  from  Brockville, 28 miles—from  Kingston, 4 i
       •niles.  Population  about 100.

                     ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF PROFESSIONS,  TRADES, &c.
       Alguire,  Isaac,  blacksmith.      Johnston,  Christopher,  innkeeper.
       Brown,  James,  grist  and saw  mill.  Landen,  John,  tannery.
       Downey,  Patrick,  carriagemaker.  Lewis  & Co., general  store.
                                    PICTON,
       The  COUNTY TOWN  of the County  of Prince  Edward, is situated  on the Bay of Quints, in the  Town-
       ship of Hallowell,  C. W.—distant  from  Kingston  by water,  40 miles—usual  steamboat  fare,  5s.—dis-
       tant  from  Kingston  by land,  40 miles—stage  faro,  10s.—from  Belleville,  22  miles—usual  steamboat
       fare,  5s.—stage  fare  in winter,  Gs. 3d.  Population  about 1600.
                                  PUBLIC  OFFICERS.
       Fairfield, D. L., judge of the  county  court.
       Washburn,  Simeon, judge  of the  surrogate  court.
       Stevenson, D. B., M. P.  P. for Prince  Edward.
       Roblin, J. P,, county registrar,  crown  lands  agent and collector of customs.
       McDonald, James, sheriff for Prince  Edward.
       Low, Phillip, clerk  of the  peace and mayor  of Picton.
       Mortimer,  Cecil, deputy  clerk  of the  crown, and agent  for marriage  licenses.
       Me ml,  S., registrar  of surrogate  court.
       Downs, J. P., clerk  of county  court.
       Chapman, R. J., clerk  of the  county  council.
       Hubbs, Adam,  revenue  inspector.
       Clute, John  S., landing  waiter  of customs.
       Barker, David,  postmaster.
       .Hurray, Lempriere,  town  clerk.
       Hentley, Wilson, deputy  sheriff.
       McGuire, T., jailor.
                     AGENCIES  OP ASSTOANCE  COMPANIES,  BANKS,  &c.
       Bank  of Montreal,  Cecil  Mortimer,  agent.
       Commercial  Bank,  Midland  District, David  Smith,  agent.
       Canada  Life  Assurance  Company,  Robert  Nichol,  agent.
       National  Loan  Fund  Life  Assurance  Company, and Equitable  Fire  Assurance,  Jame?
           McDonald,  agent.
       Provincial  Mutual  Fire  Assurance  Company, R. S. Chapman,  agent.
                     ALPHABETICAL  LIST OF PE0FESSIONS,  TRADES,  &c.
       BARKER,  DAVID, iron foundry,  and  steam  engine  works,  stoves  and  castings  of  every
           description  manufactured  in a manner  second to none in the province.
       BOG,  THOMAS,  8C CO., dealers in dry goods,  groceries and crockery.
       CHAPMAN  & STRIKER,  chemists  and  druggists, grocers, &e.
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