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276 PORTAGE DU FORT—POST BURWELL-PORT COLBORNE—PORT CREDIT.
PORTAGE DU FORT,
A VILLAGE situated on the Ottawa River, in the Township of Litchfield, County of Ottawa, C. E.
distant from Bytown, 61 miles—usual steamboat and stage fare, 16s. 3d. Population about 250.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Atkinson, Henry, millowner. Heath, E., lumber merchant.
Belanger, A., cooper. Hilliard, M., lumber merchant.
Bouvier, Rev. Joseph, Roman Catholic. How, Owen, axemaker.
Brace, T. M., lumber merchant. Julien, Joseph, innkeeper.
Colvin, George, carriagemaker. McLaren & White, general store.
Cotton, Hiram, lumber merchant. McLaren, D. F., postmaster.
Drew, M. M. & Co., general store. Maxwell, James E., schoolteacher.
Force, P., lumber merchant. Prout, Margaret, innkeeper.
Fox, P., agent St. Lawrence Insurance Company. Purvis, A., physician and surgeon.
Gordon, John, mason. Quinn, John D., tailor.
PORT BURWELL,
A VILLAGE situated at the mouth of Otter Creek on Lake Erie, in the Township of Bay ham, County
of Middlesex, C. W.—distant from Toronto, 137 miles—from London, 45 miles—from Vienna, 3 miles.
Population about 300.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Bellairs, J. P., collector of customs and lighthouse McAth, James, general store.
keeper. Pielcher, J., cabinetmaker.
Burwell, L., postmaster and forwarder. Read, Rev. F. B., Church of England.
Farthing, James, storekeeper and butcher. Richardson k Co.,general store & steam saw mills.
Hutchinson, W. C, innkeeper. Scott, Anne, general store.
Jones & Son, steam saw mills. Walington, B., cabinetmaker.
PORT COLBORNE,
A VILLAGE situated on the shore of Lake Erie, at the outlet of the Weiland Canal, in the Township
of Humberstone, County of Weiland, C. W.—distant from Toronto, 108 miles—distant from Buffalo,
U. S., 20 miles—usual steamboat fare, 3s. 9d.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
FORTIER, JAMES, postmaster.
Cartier, L. G., general store. McChesney, John, carpenter.
Caiton, William, shoemaker. McGillory, John, locktender on canal.
Fortier, C. G., steamboat owner and captain. Manley, J., grocer.
Greenwood, J., butcher. Park, Thomas, collector of customs.
Gordon, John, innkeeper. Rea, John, blacksmith.
Hall, Valentine, custom-house officer. Robinson, W. B., innkeeper.
Hanley, John, innkeeper. Schofield, Thomas, grocer and baker.
Me Caw, John, shoemaker.
PORT CREDIT,
A VILLAGE situated on the River Credit, at its junction with Lake Ontario, in the Township of
Toronto, County of York, C. W.—-distant from Toronto, 15 miles—usual steamboat fare, Is. 3d.-—
usual stage fare, Is. 101d, Population about 250.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &e.
Armstrong, G. W., innkeeper. Neeson, H., carpenter.
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Colton, R., postmaster, general merchant and Romain, P. Z., merchant.
ship yard. Shaw, James R., blacksmith.
Edwards, Isaac, blacksmith. Thompson, Mrs., school teacher.
Ellis, C. R., school teacher. Travis, James, blacksmith.
Giles, Thomas, carpenter. Trotter, ThomasJ carpenter.
McLaughlin, J., shoemaker. Upton, Frederick, wharfinger.
Neeson, H., innkeeper.
PORT DALHOUSIE,
A VILLAGE situated at the entrance of the Weiland Canal, in the Township of Grantham, County of
Lincoln, C. W.—distant from St. Catharines, 5 miles—usual stage fare, Is. 3d.—distant from Hamilton,
36 miles—usual steamboat fare, 3s. 9d.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &C.
CLARK, JOHN S., collector of Weiland canal tolls.