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POINTE AUX TREMBLES—POINTE CLAIRE—POINTE DU LAC—POINTE LEVI. 275

POINTE AUX TREMBLES, en haut,
A VILLAGE situated on the Island of Montreal, 9 miles below the city, from which to the village
is a delightful drive along the banks of the river. Population of the village and parish about 1150.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Archambault, J. B., boarding house. Lafrance, Joseph, shoemaker.
Beaudry, N., general store. Levingston, Mrs., grocery store.
Brion, Octave, notary. Mignault, Moise, commissioner of court.
Desrochers, Regis, wheelwright. Mouet, Gabriel, blacksmith.
Dubrule, Captain Pierre. Porlier, Rev. F. R., Roman Catholic.
Dunbar, Mrs., storekeeper. Provost, Baptiste & Hubert, wheelwrights.
Fontaine, Dr., physician and surgeon. Tanner, Rev. J. E., French Protestant, principal
Gariepy, Charles, wheelwright. of the Pointe Aux Trembles school.
Laporte, Joseph, commissioner of court.
POINTE AUX TREMBLES, en bas,
A VILLAGE situated on the River St. Lawrence, in the Seigniory of Neuville, County of Portneuf,
C. E.—distant from Quebec, 21 miles.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Auger, Lieutenant Colonel Francois. Grenier, L6ger, general store.
Auger, Zephirin, boarding house. Hardy, Moise, general store.
Beaudry, Norbert, general store. Laroche, Francois, notary.
Beaudry, Narcisse, general store. Larue, Eugene and Charles, seigniors of Neuville.
Bertrand, Miss Sophie, general store. Larue, F. X., postmaster and notary.
Convent of Pointe Aux Trembles, Sister St. Parent, Rev. Louis E., Roman Catholic.
Monique, Superior, number of pupils, over 90. Proulx, S., notary.
Delisle, N., general store. Papillon, Joseph, miller.
Dubord, Hypolite, shipyard. Rochette, Captain Joseph.
Faucher, Pierre, H., notary. St. Jean, Antoine, shipyard.
Faucher, dit Chateauvert, Captain Eustace. Trudel, Charles, M. D.
Gagne", Jean, J. P., general store.
POINTE CLAIRE,
A VILLAGE situated on the Island of Montreal—distant from the city, 16 miles—usual steamboat
fare, 2s. 6d.—usual stage fare, 5s. Population about 150.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Clairmont, Atigustin, grocer. Ricard, Rev. P. D., Roman Catholic.
D'Auost, Joseph, grocer. Valois, C , notary and postmaster.
Dueheneau, Thomas, grocer. Valois, Dr. F. E.
Mallet, Vital, grocer.
POINTE DU LAC,
A VILLAGE situated at the east end of Lake St. Peter, in the Seigniory of Pointe du Lac, and County
of St. Maurice, C. E.—distant from Montreal, 81 miles—from Quebec, 99 miles. Population of the
Seigniory about 1100.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Dupont, Mrs. Louis, boarding house. Paradis, Rev. Didier, Roman Catholic.
Garceau, Captain Antoine. Piche, Michel, miller.
Gauthier, Major Joseph. Rouelle, Captain Joseph.
Malhiot, Dr. Charles, grist and saw mills.
POINTE LEVI,
A VILLAGE beautifully situated on the River St. Lawrence, in the Seigniory of Lauzon, opposite
Quebec—to which city small steam ferry boats ply every half hour—fare, 3d. Population about 1200.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Bourget, Charles, notary public. Octeau, Sime'on, captain of militia, and justice ot
Begin, Rigobert, captain of militia. the peace.
Couillurd, Jean Baptiste, public notary. Patton, Duncan, ship and timberyard owner.
Chaperon, Louis Frederic, M. D. Patton, Horatio Nelson, justice of the peace.
Deziel, Rev. Joseph David, Roman Catholic. Price, William, ship and timberyard owner.
Fraser, Thomas, captain of militia. Robertson, Charles, lieutenant colonel of militia-
Guay, Francois Marcel, notary public, justice of Russell, William, ship and timberyard owner.
the peace, and captain of militia. Samson, Amable, captain of militia.
Guay, Benoni, M. D. Samson, Jean. Baptiste, general store.
Jiasson, Joseph, M. D. Samson, Joseph, major of militia.
Leclaire, Victor, general store. Tibbets, James, ship and timberyard owner..