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76 DUNDEE, C. E.—DUNDEE, C. W.—DUNHAM, or Dunham Flats—DUNNVILLE.

DUNDEE, (C. E.),
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Godmanchester, County of Beauhariiois, C. E.—distant from
Montreal, 78 miles—usual stage fare, in winter, 15s.—steamboat and stage fare, in summer, 7s. 6d.
Population about 100
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PBOFESSIONS, TEADES, &c
Aubrey, Peter, commissioner of court for small McDonald, Norman & Allen, general store.
causes. McRae, Donald, clerk of commissioners' court.
Buchanan & Baker, general store. Marsh, Charles, ashes factory.
Burch, Nathan S., general store. Plamondon, Ignace, commissioner of court for
Cameron, John, collector of customs. small causes.
Deneau, Edmund, commissioner of court for Smith, Isaac, landing waiter of customs.
small causes.
DUNDEE, (C.W.),
A small VILLAGE situated in the Township of Murray, County of. Northumberland, C. W.—distant
from Belleville, 19 miles—and from Brighton, 3 miles.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Bate, William, tailor. Lard, Harrison, blacksmith.
Brown, William, sawmill. Marsh, Elmore, saw mill.
Bull, George, grist mill. Smith, Edward, general store.
Gibson, Cornelius, saw mill. Smith, Robert, saw mill.
Gross, Horace, saw mill. Weller, Samuel, shoemaker.
Hawkins, William, general store. Youngs, Henry, saw mill.
Ketchum, T. H., saw mill.
DUNHAM, or Dunham Flats,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Dunham, County of Missisquoi, C. E.—distant from Mon-
treal, 56 miles,—usual stage fare, 12s. 6d.—from Stanstead, 45 miles,—usual stage fare, 12s. 6d.—from
St. Johns, 28 miles—usual stage fare, 7s. 6d.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PBOFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
BAKER, WILLIAM, J. P.
Baker, William, general dealer. Hubbard, A. W., tavern.
Baker, Edward, postmaster. Jones, William, blacksmith.
Brown, Leonard, M. D. Paige, Seneca, J. P., general dealer.
Brown, David, secretary and treasurer to munici- Pell, Peter, shoemaker.
pal council. Pell, Daniel, hamessmaker.
Butler, J. C.,M. D. Plumley, , watchmaker.
Cameron, Andrew, bailiff. Scott, Rev. J., Church of England.
Chamberlain, Daniel, blacksmith. Smith, A., tailor.
Clement, Chauncey, tanner. Stevens, C. E., officer of customs.
Dolan, Rev. , Roman Catholic. Stevens, Levi, general dealer and tavern.
Dunning, Owen, tanner. Tomkins, Rev. J., Wesleyan.
Finlay, A., tailor. Vincent, C. S., tinsmith.
Galor, Inglis, general dealer. Wallace, H. M., head master of the academy.
Gear, Joseph, blacksmith. Wood, Thomas, jun., general store.
DUNNVILLE,
A thriving VILLAGE situated on the Grand River, in the Township of Moulton and County of Haldi-
mand, C. W.—distant from Hamilton, 40 miles—stage fare, 7s. 6d.—distant from Buffalo, 50 miles-
steamboat fare, 8s. 9d.:—distant from Brantford, 45 miles—steamboat fare, 6s. 3d. Population about
600.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
AMSDEN, S., general merchant.
ARMOUR, JOHN, general merchant and postmaster.
BUSHEL, JAMES, saloon and refectory.
CAMERON, ROBERT, brewer.
CARLISLE, GEORGE, builder and contractor.
CHAMBERS, RICHARD, baker and confectioner.
CLEAVELAND, E. W., Dunnville house.
COWAN, WILLIAM, millowner.