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FLAMBORO WEST—FRANKTOWN—FRELIGHSBURG—FROST VILLAGE. 83

FLAMBORO WEST,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Flamboro, County of Halton, C. W.—distant from Dundas,
3 miles, from Hamilton, 8 miles—usual stage fare, Is. 9d.—distant from Gait, 16 miles—usual stage
fare, 3s. 9d.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TEADES, &c.
COLCLEUGH, WALTER, baker, dealer in dry goods, groceries, liquors, hardware and lum-
ber—agent for marriage licenses.
CORBETT, GEORGE, Flamboro House hotel—'travellers will find the best accommodation
at this house.
CROOKS, A. & D., general merchants, dealers in dry goods, groceries, liquors, hardware
and crockery, &c.
SANDERSON, ROBERT, iron and brass founder, manufacturer of stoves, stove furniture,
mill gearing, steam engine works, threshing machines and agricultural implements.
Chapman, John, innkeeper. Logie, William, shoemaker.
Christy, Kev. Thomas, Presbyterian. McKee, William, blacksmith.
Dass, James, tailor. Morris, Thomas, waggonmaker.
Donaldson, W. D., public school teacher. Murray, John & George, blacksmiths.
Durrant, Thomas, butcher. Percy, John, tailor.
Hamilton, James, M. D. Sullivan, Cornelius, tailor.
Kernighan, Thomas, shoemaker.
FRANKTOWN,
A VILLAGE situated in the Township of Beekwith, County of Lanark—distant from Carleton Place,
9 miles, from Perth 15 miles, from Smith's Falls, 12 miles, from Bytown, 36 miles—usual stage fare
to Bytown, 7s. 6d.—to Smith's Falls, 2s. 6d. Population about 100.
ALPHABETICAL LIST 01 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
BURROWS, JAMES M., general store and hotelkeeper—travellers will find this a comfortable
house, and moderate charges.
Allan, Austin, waggonmaker. Nesbitt, George, M. D.
Bowles, James, carpenter. Patfield, Rev. James, Church of England.
Hughson, John, general store and tavern. Smith, Rev. , Church of Scotland.
Lever, Robert, waggonmaker, and chairfactory
FRELIGHSBURGH,
A VILLAGE situated in the Seigniory of St. Armand, County of Missisquoi, District of Montreal—dis-
tant from St. Johns, 28 miles, from Stanstead, 50 miles—is a port of entry.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Baker, W. S., tanner and currier. Hurlbut, A., J. P., general dealer.
Barnum, J. B., M. D. Kemp, Aaron, J. P., collector of customs.
Bennett, Oliver, wheelwright. Kemp, Orin J., J. P., general trader and crown
Carty, Robert, harnessmaker. lands agent for Missisquoi.
Chamberlain, S., M. D. Kemp, Levi, postmaster, tavemkeeper and bailiff.
Dickinson, Richard, notary public. Kemp, Galloway L., bailiff.
Dragon, Louis, tailor. Lacherry, William, tailor.
Elmore & Kemp, blacksmiths. Liddell, James, blacksmith.
Freligh, Abraham, clothier, &c. Masire, Alexander, blacksmith.
Galusha, William, shoemaker. Reid, Rev. James, Church of England.
Graves, Thomas, blacksmith. Reynolds, Elijah S., general trader.
Holding & Smith, general traders. Roberts, G. F., hatmaker.
Hutchinson, Mrs., saw and grist mill, and card- Seymour, J. B., hatter.
ing machine owner. Skinner, Thomas, shoemaker.
FROST VILLAGE,
Is situated in the Township of Shefford, County of Shefford, C. E:—distant from Stanstead, 40 miles,
from Montreal, 62 miles.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Edgarton, Joseph B., deputy registrar and deputy Inglis, William, bailiff.
postmaster. Williams, F., & Co., general store.
Foster, S. S., M. D., registrar and postmaster. Wood, A., general store.
French, George, innkeeper.