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DANVILLE—D'AUBIGNY—DELAWAHE-DEMORESTVILLE. 71
DANVILLE,
A VILLAGE in the Township of Shipton, County of Sherbrooke, District of St. Francis—distant from
Richmond, 9 miles—from Sherbrooke, 34 miles.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Bontelle, James, cabinetmaker. Henning, H., millowner.
•Cleveland, C. B., general dealer and postmaster. Parker, Rev. A. J., Congregationalist
Fitch, , bailifl'of superior court Stockwell, J. & J., general dealers.
D'AUBIGNY,
A VILLAGK in the Parish of Point Levi, opposite Quebec, to which a small steamer crosses several
J.irnes daily—fare, <6cL
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BEAULIEU, JEAN B., boardinghouse and ferry boat owner.
Brakey, H. D., general store. Couture, George, general store.
Buchanan, Robert, general store. Dallaire, Etienne, general store.
Carri&re, Louis, general store. Lacour, ditBarras, boardinghouse and wharfinger.
Chabot, Julien, boardinghouse. Vien, Balthazar, boardinghouse.
DELAWARE,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Delaware, County of Middlesex, C. W.—distant from Toronto,
149 miles—from London, 12 miles—usual stage fare, 3s. 9d.—from Chatham, 54 miles—usual stage fare,
15s. Population about 375.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &e.
DRAKE, JOHN, postmaster and general merchant, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hard-
ware, &c.
FOWLE, S. M., general merchant, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, drags, &c.
LAWSON & LADD, general merchants, dealers in dry goods, groceries, hardware, patent
medicines, &c.
MONTGOMERY, A., Queen's arms hotel—this will be found a comfortable house, and
the charges very reasonable.
WARREN, W. A., innkeeper—this will be found a good house and the charges moderate.
Billiagton, Dr., physictaa and surgeon, Gregory, Aaron, grocer, &c.
Bullen, W. P., clerk of division court Harris, Charles, saddler.
Cassiday, Henry, general store. Malloch, John, cabinetmaker.
Chubb, Joseph, blacksmith. Patton, Lewis, general store.
Flood, Rev. R., Church of England. Payne, E., bootmaker.
Francis, Dr., physician and surgeon. Randall, J., bootmaker.
Grant, William, bootmaker. Young, John, waggonmaker.
DEMORESTVILLE,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Sophiasburg, County of Prince Edward, C. W.—distant from
Picton, 9 miles,—stage fare in winter, 2s. 6d.—distant from Belleville, 12 miles by water—stage fare,
3s. 9cL—distant from North Port, 4 miles. N. B. Northport is the landing place for Demorestville.
Population about 300.
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LEATCH, HUGH, Innkeeper—travellers will find good accommodations and reasonable
charges.
MCDOWALL, ROBERT, general store, flour, saw, fulling, and carding mills and ashery.
SPRAGUE, N., postmaster, &c.
Allan, Dr. James. Fones, Daniel, millwright
Baker, William, cabinetmaker. Fones, Christopher, millwright.
Barton, Ira, painter and glazier. Green, Jonathan, blacksmith and hop grower.
Barton, Samuel E., hop grower. Hamilton, Israel, cabinetmaker.
Bradshaw, James, cooper. Hart, Alexander, blacksmith.
Butler, Joseph, carriagemaker and carpenter. Hart, Alexander, storekeeper.
Curlett, Dr. James. Hicks, John, grocery.
Dunning, Jeremiah, tanner, bootmaker and Jenkins, David, tailor.
cooper. Lane, Rev. , Church of England.
Dunning, Henry, hop grower. Nixon, Edward, tailor.