Page 63 - Canadian Dominion Directory 1871 - Partie 1-fusionné

D'ESCHAMBAULT—DEWITTVILLE—DICKINSON'S LANDING.
Peak, Abraham, hop grower. Smith, Benjamin, boots and shoes.
Pearshall, Michael, blacksmith. Smith, Samuel, flax mill, I of a mile from the
Poole, Rev. William H., Wesleyan. village.
Koblin, Jacob, blacksmith. Wright, James G., saddler, harness, and carriage -
Rogers, Rev. James, Free Church, maker.
D'ESCHAMBAULT,
A VILLAGE situated in the Seigniory of the same name, on the north shore of the River St. Lawrence, ir»
the County of Portneuf, C. E.—distant from Quebec, 39 miles.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Bellisle, Major Louis. Gauthier, Joseph, boardinghouse-
Bellisle, Major Xavier. Gauthier, Jean Baptiste, boardinghouse.
Bellisle/'Captain Frangois- Haiaelin, Frangois, general store, postmaster and
Benoit, Capt. Paul. stage house.
Chevigny de la Chevroti6re, captain, N. P., agent Lagorgendi&re, Louis Charles, notary.
for seigniory. Magraud, Francois, M. D.
Defoy, Captain Joseph, general store. Marcotte, Captain Thimothl, boardinghouse-
Faucher, Maxime, miller. Pagnett, Narcisse, miller.
Fleury, Alexander, notary public. Pag6, L., mill owner,
Galarneau, Frangois, general store. Poir6, Rev. Charles Edouard, Roman Catholic.
Gariepy, Victor, mill owner. Raymond, Captain Louis.
Gautier, Zephirin, J. P* Taschereau, Lieut. Col. Charles-
Gauthier, Nicholas, N. P., clerk of circuit court.
DEWITTVILLE,
A VILLAGE situated in the County of Beauharnois, C. E.—distant from Montreal, 50 miles—stag* - 1
fare, in winter, 10s.—in summer, 11s. 3d. Population about 150.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Brethour, Rev. William, Church of Eagland, Harrison, M. W., commissioner for court.
Davidson, James, postmaster, general store and Hopper, Daniel, general store.
saw mill. McAughan, Archibald, blacksmith.
Dewitt, C , saw, fulling and carding mill. Mclver, James, general store

DICKINSON'S LANDING,
A VILLAGE situated at the head of the Cornwall Canal, in the Township of Osnabruck,—distant
from Cornwall, 12 miles, from Prescott, 38 miles—stage fare to Prescott, generally, 10s.—to Montreal,
generally, 25s.—distant from Montreal, 90 miles,—steamboat fare to Montreal, 15s., to Kingston, 15s-.
Population about 500.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
DIXON, JAMES E., dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, crockery, school books,
stationery, &c.
HANES, ADAM, St. Lawrence hotel, stage house and livery stables, conveyances furnished
when required.
HEARLE, J. G., dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, crockery, school books, station-
ery, &c.
MATTICE & COLQUHOUN, dealers in dry goods, groceries, hardware, crockery, school books
and stationery, &c, also wharfingers and general storage.
WAGNER, DANIEL, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, crockery, school books and
stationery—also wharfinger and general storage.
VERNER, JOHN, collector of customs.
Archibald, George N., storekeeper. Kezar, Alvin, distillery.
Colquhoun, William, postmaster. Kezar, Alvin, blacksmith.
Crumrnenaur, H. D., soap factory. Lewis, C , horse ferry to Messina, New York.
Dawson, John, tannery. Loughray, Patrick, tailor.
Eagars, Edward, shoemaker. McDonald, George, storekeeper.
Eamon, Nicholas, innkeeper. McLaverty, Charles, tailor.
Gaffney, Michael, tailor. McNaren, John, saddler and harnessmaker-
Hutchins, Willard, blacksmith. McQuillan, John, shoemaker.
Hutchins, James, tinsmith. Millar, David, carriagemaker.
Johnson, George, carriagemaker. Neil, Robert, tailor.