THE CANADIAN"
LA^DIND EMIGRATION Co.
OFFER FOR SALE ON CONDITION OF SETTLEMENT,
GOOD F^j^M LT^IsTDS
IN THE
COlJ]«TY OF PETERBOROLOH, OXT.
TOWNSHIP* OF DYSATIT,
ADJOINING TOWNSHIPS,
^1.50 AN Acre.
1.00
Official reports to tiie Cro^^ii Land Departraent and t'le Count}' Council prove that in North |
Peterborough, where the Company's Townships are situated, thrre is a large tract of excellent
Farming Lands.
The Town.ship of Dysart is well settled with Saw and Grist Mills, Stores, Post Office, Schools, &c.
An Incumbency of the Church of England is established in Dysart and other religious denominations j
are represented. Tlie village of Haliburton is eituate in the centre of the Townshi]), at tbe head of a
Lake on which a small steamer plies regularly.
The other Townships are all accessible from Halib^'-ton by good roa«te con.structed or improved
by the Company. The Company's Townships form one Municipality which derives the benefit of the
Taxation of the Company's Wild^ Land.
^^' In no other part of the Province, where there are ;\t all correspondhig advantage, can
Wild Land be obtained at anything like the above prices. ' ' . -
ACCESS BY RAIL, STAGE. AND STEAMBOAT.
Maps, Circulars, and full informat^n can be obtained at THE COMPANY'S OFFICE,, George
Street, Peterborough.
CHAS. JAS. BLOMTIELD,
Manager.
Or from ALFX. NIVEN, P.L.§., Agent C. L. & E. Co., Haiibmton.
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Paid up Capital, $1,000,000. Funds Invested, $1,900,000.
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Buposit.s received daily. Interest guaranteed and paid half-yearly at live i\i\d six
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Province of Ontario, repayable on the most favoralile terms by «, Sinking Fund on the
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Circulai'3 with full in f oi-matiou ma}^ be obtained from the Societie's liOcal A]*-
praisers, or from
J. HERBERT MASON,
Secretary and Treasurer, Toronto.
ArP!tAIftEK.S IX THK COUNTT OF PETERBOROUGJl :
D. W. DUMBLE, Peterborough.
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THE
COUNTY OF PETERBOROTOH
DIRECTORY
FOR
1870-71,
PRICE, TWO DOLLARS
PUBLISHED AND COMPILED BY J. C. CONNER.
PRINTED BY HUNTER, ROSE & CO., 86 KING STREET WEST.
1869.
PEEFACE
In issuing this my first edition of the County of Peterborough
Directory for IStO-Tl, I desii-e to return my thanks to those gentlemen
who have assisted me in procuring the information it contains, as well as
to those who have favoured me with their patronage as advertisers or
subscribers, and thus enabled me to complete the undei-taking upon
which I embarked, to produce as perfect a Directory as could be compiled.
In this respect I have the satisfaction in believing that I have been suc-
cessful, and that the public will therefore be willing to extend to me the
favour of their patronage in the future,
J. C. CONNER.
GENERAL INDEX,
I
PAGE.
AUandale Mills Village 12
Apsley " 12
Ashburnham *' 13
Blairton " 18
Bridgenorth " 18
Burleigh " 19
Carnarvon " 19
Chandcs " 19
County Couiicil 5
County Officials 10
Ennismore Village 19
Galv/ay " 20
Haliburton *' 20
Hall'sBridge " , 20
Hasting* " 20
Haultain " 24
Havelock " 24
Hiawatha • " 25
Ingoldsby " 25
Introduction 1
Justices of the Peace, List of 11
Keene Village ^ ^ 25
Lakefield " 29
Minden " 30
Municipal Councils G
Xorth Douro Village (sea Lakefield) 29
Norwood '* , 30
Peterborough Town 34
Pout Offices, List of 4
Preface vi
Selwyn Village 72
South Douro A^'illage 72
•South Dummer " 73
Springvillfc " • f3
Warsaw " ." .••• 73
Westwood " V 74
Young's Point *' *■*
vm INDEX.
TOWNSHIP INDEX.
PAGE.
Anstruther Township 75
Asphodel " 75
Belmont " 83
Bruton " 86
Burleigh " 87
Cardiff " T 87
Cavendish " 88
Chandos " 88
Clyde " 89
Douro " 89
Dudley '* 94
Dummer '* 94
Dysart " 99
Ennismore " 100
Eyre " 103
Galway " 103
Glamorgan " 105
Guilford *' 105
Harbum " 105
Harcourt " .* 105
Harvey " 106
Havelock *' 107
Lawrence " , 107
Livingstone " 108
McClintock " 108
Methuen " 108
Minden " / 108
Monmouth " Ill
Nightingale " Ill
North Monaghan Township Ill
Otonabee " 114
Sherborne " 124
Smith " 125
Snowdon *' 133
Stanhope ** 134
DIRECTORY
OP
THE COTJITY OF PETERBOEOIJGH,
FOR 1870-71.
INTRODUCTION.
In laying this volume (my first edition) of the County of
Peterborough Directory before the public, it would perhaps be too
much for me to assert that it is entirely free from errors, as this
could scarcely be safely said of any work of the kind ever pub-
lished. This being the case, I content myself with the statement
that no pains or trouble have been spared on my part to secure
accuracy, and that whatever errors (if any) may be discovered in
the work they will turn out of a trivial and immaterial character.
The County of Peterborough is situated in nearly the centre of
the Province of Ontario. It is four townships wide by nine town-
ships in depth, extending from Rice Lake, River Trent and the
County of Northumberland, which form its Southern boundary to
the unsurveyed regions of the great territory lying to the North
of this portion of Ontario, a distance of about 100 miles, while its
Western boundary is formed by the Counties of Durham and
Victoria, its Eastern line is made by the County of- Hastings.
The County of Peterborough comprises 35 townships, and the
incorporated town of Peterborough and the Village of Ashburnham,
making 37 Municipalities, which are divided for Parliamentary
purposes into two Ridings, the East and the West, the former of
which embraces the townships of Otonabee, Asphodel, Dummer,
Douro, Harvey, Burleigh, Galway, Cavendish, Anstruther, Snow-
don, Glamorgon, Monmouth, Cardiff, Chandos, Methuen, Belmont,
Minden, Dysart, Dudley, Harcourt, Stanhope, Guilford, Harburn,
Bruton, Sherborne, Havelock, Eyre, Clyde, McClintock, Livingstone,
Lawrence, Nightingale, and the incorporated Village of Ashburn-
ham, of the above named Municipalities the eight following are
still unsettled and are held by the Government or the C^^nadian
2 J. C. CONNER S
Land and Emigration Company, (viz.,) Sherborne, Havelock, Eyre,
Clyde, McClintock, Livingstone, Lawrence and Nightingale, while
the following nine (in one block) Dysart, Dudley, Harcourt, Guil-
ford, Harburn, Bruton, Havelock, Eyre and Clyde, are held by the
Canadian Land and Emigration Company (limited) under a patent
from Government given in 1865. These nine townships embrace
about all the good farming lands in the northern part of this county,
and the Company are disposing of their lands to actual settlers on
very advantageous terms, and for that purpose they have located
in the town of Peterborough their head office, under the able
management of Chas. J. Blomfield, Esq., of whom all other particu-
lars can be had upon application.
The West Biding is composed of the townships of Ennismore,
Smith, North Monaghan, the incorporated town of Peterborough
and the township of South Monaghan, which for all other purposes
but Parliamentary representation is connected with the County of
Northumberland, but this township, has given notice of their
intention to have introduced a bill in the Legislature of Ontario to
permit them to withdraw from Northumberland, and to connect
themselves with this county for all purposes.
Each Riding is represented in the House of Commons of
Canada, and the Legislature of the Province of Ontario, by one
member for each Plouse. The East Riding is represented in the
Dominion Parliament, at Ottawa, by Mr. P. M. Grover, of Norwood,
and in tlie Legislature of Ontario at Toronto, by Mr. George Read,
of Keeiie, while the welfare of the West Riding is looked after by
Mr. Charles Peny of Peterborough at Ottawa, and M r. John Car-
negie, jr., of the same place at Toronto.
The municipal government of the county consists of nineteen
members, being the Reeves and Deputy Reeves elected by the
different municipalities, and composing the body known as the
County Council.
Peterborough is a county of great natural wealth, and all it
needs to take its place as one of the greatest counties in the pro-
vince is a thorough development of ifcs great natural resources; and
here it may not be out of place to add that the great mineral
wealth of the back part of the county has induced men of capital
to form several companies for its development, amongst which I
may mention the Galway Lead Mining Company, which, owing to
the energy displayed by its managing director, Mr. II. C. Rogers,
of Peterborough, bids fair to favourably compare with any lead
mining company on the continent.
Of its area — estimated at 1,200,000 acres — only a small por-
tion, viz., about 160,000 are cleared, while the balance is either in
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.^ 3
the hands of the Government, the Canadian Company or lum-
bermen. Of those that are cleared, the major part is under culti-
vation, and the remainder is devoted to pasture. The soil in some
parts is rich and fertile and very productive, while in others it is
nearly one mass of rock ; but these acres upon acres of rock un-
doubtedly fairly teem with mineral wealth which only need enter-
prize and capital to turn into so much solid gold.
The front townships are noted for the large quantities of grain
raised annually, which, in quantity and quality, will compare favour-
ably with any raised in the Province.
Peterborough, the county town, is situated in the township
of North Monaghan, and, for its size, is one of, if not the smartest
town in Canada.
The principal manufactures are flour and lumber, but there
are also a number of woollen and other factories scattered over the
country in which a large business is done. A large portion of the
population — numbering about 33,000 — are agriculturists. There
are, however, a large number of lumbermen, manufacturers, mer-
chants and traders.
On the back lakes and streams, in which the county abounds,
some of the largest and finest sawmills in America are to be
found, constantly giving employment to hundreds of men in manu-
facturing lumber, mostly for the United States markets, which
is loaded on scows at the mills, and then towed by steamboats
through the different lakes to Lindsay (County of Victoria), or
drawn by teams to Lakefield or Peterborough, where it is shipped
to Port Hope (in the County of Durham, which has a fine harbour
on Lake Ontario), a distance of 30 or 40 miles by rail, and there
again re-shipped on vessels for some of the various ports in the
United States. There are two newspapers published in the county,
both issued weekly from their respective offices in the county
town.
Peterborough possesses a large number of churches of various
denominations. Large sums are voted annually by the different
municipalities to the interests of education, and the county pos-
sesses some excellent Grammar and Common Schools. The County
of Peterborough is also remarkable for the almost total absence
of outrage and crime within its borders.
One great means which must serve most beneficially in the
future development of the resources of the county, and advancing
its material prospects, is its communication with the front counties
via Port Hope and Peterborough Railway, which rises at the fine
harbour of Port Hope, County of Durham, on Lake Ontario, and
extends some eleven miles back of the county town to the village
4 J. C. CONNER S
of Lakefield, being a total distance of some forty miles, and as this
road, under the management of Mr. A. T. Williams, of Port Hope,
its energetic superintendent, will be extended on as the back
country improves, this county has as good a railway prospect as
any in Canada. This, combined with the contemplated road to
Haliburton, furnishes good ground for the people of Peterborough
to look proud and hopefully to the brilliant future of their fair
county.
POST OFFICES IN THE COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH.
Name of Office. Township &; Riding. Postmaster.
AUandale Mills Otonabee, E. R Richard Short, sr. .
Apsley Anstruther, E. R E. S. Hall
Ashburnham Otonabee, E. R R. D. Rogers ,
Blairton Belmont, E. R Rodger Bates... .
Bridgenorth Smith, W. R M. S. Dean
Burleigh Burleigh, E. R Jas. Golbourne. . . .
Carnarvon Stanhope, E. R Alfred Moore
Chandos..., Chandos, E. R Daniel Couch ,
Ennismore..., Ennismore, W. R Thos. S. LeHane.
Galway Galway,E, R Thos. Probert
Haliburton Dysart, E. R C. R. Stewart
Hall's Bridge Harvey E. R John Hall
Hastings Asphodel, E. R Henry Fowlds. . . .
Haultain Burleigh, E. R Giles Stone
Havelock Burleigh, E. R Peter Pearce
Hiawatha Otonabee, E. R Hugh Kent
Ingoldsby Minden, E. R Richard Smith. . . .
Keene Otonabee, E. R George Evans
Minden Snowdon, E.R S. S. Peck
NorthDouro Douro, E.R Robert Casement,
Norwood. Asphodel, E. R J. A. Butterfield. .
Peterborough....; North Monaghan,W.R.S. J. Carver
Selwyn Smith, W. R Richard Northey .
South Douro Douro, E. R Thos. Ham*ahan. .
South Dummer Dummer, E. R William Spear
Springville North Monaghan,W.R.A. Goodfellow
Warsaw Dummer, E. R T. G. Choate
Westwood Asphodel, E. R S. Griffin
Young's Point Smith, W. R Patrick Kearney.
COUNTY OF PETERBOROGH DIRECTORY. 0
THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF PETERBOROUGH
COUNTY FOR 1869.
S. S. Peck, Warden.
Edg. Pearse, Council Clerk.
Walter Sheridan, Council Treasurer.
Township of Anstruther. — (See Burleigh, Anstruther, Chandos,
Cardiff and Monmouth.)
Village of Ashburnham.
R. D. Rogers, Reeve. ,
Township of Asphodel. — Timothy Coughlin, Reeve.
John P. Brown, Deputy Reeve.
Townships of Belmont and Methuen.— W. W. Armstrong, Reeve.
Township of Bruton. — (See Dysart, Guilford, Dudley, Harburn,
Harcourt and Bruton.)
Townships of Burleigh, Anstruther, Chandos, Cardiff and
Monmouth. — Dr. Sidney Wm. Clegg, Reeve.
Township of Cardiff. — (See Burleigh, Anstruther, Chandos,
Cardiff and Monmouth.)
Township of Cavendish. — (See Gal way and Cavendish.)
Township of Chandos. — (See Burleigh, Anstruther, Chandos,
Cardiff and Monmouth.)
Township of Clyde. — (Unsettled and therefore no representatives.)
Township of Douro. — Wm. Moher, Reeve.
Township of Dudley. — (See Dysart, Guilford, Dudley, Harburn,
Harcourt and Bruton.)
Township of Dummer. — David Rose, Reeve.
Townships of Dysart, Guilford, Dudley, Harburn, Harcourt
AND Bruton. — Alex. McDonald, Reeve.
Township of Ennismore. — J. McCarthy, Reeve.
Township of Eyre. — (Unsettled and therefore no representatives.)
Townships of Gal way and Cavendish. — Thomas Prober t, Reeve.
Township of Glamorgan. — (See Snowdon and Glamorgan.)
Township of Guilford. — (See Dysart, Guilford, Dudley, Harburn,
Harcourt and Bruton.)
Township of Harburn. — (See Dysart, Guilford, Dudley, Harburn,
Harcourt and Bruton.)
Township of Harcourt. — (See Dysart, Guilford, Dudley, Harburn,
Harcourt and Bruton.)
Township of Harvey. — W. A. Scott, Reeve.
Township of Havelock. — (Unsettled and therefore no represen-
tatives.)
6 J. c. Conner's
Township of Lawrence. — (Unsettled and therefore no represen-
tatives.)
Township of Livingstone. — (Unsettled and therefore no repre-
sentatives.)
Township of McClintock. — (Unsettled and therefore no repre-
sentatives.)
Township of Methuen. — (See Belmont and Methuen.)
Township of Minden. — S. S. Peck, Warden and Reeve.
Township of Monmouth. — (See Burleigh, Anstruther, Chandos,
Cardiff and Monmouth.)
Township of Nightingale. — (Unsettled and therefore no repre-
sentatives.)
Township of North Monaghan. — J. W. Gilmour, Reeve.
Township of Otonabee. — Wm. Lang, Reeve.
James Miller, Deputy Reeve.
Town of Peterborough.
As this town has separated itself from the County of Peter-
borough, under the Municipal Act for that purpose, and pays so
much annually to the county for the administration of justice, it
is not entitled to representation in the County Council. So the
town elects no Reeve or Deputies.
Township of Sherborne. — (Unsettled and therefore no repre-
sentatives.
Township of Smith. — John Walton, Reeve.
Isaac Garbutt, Deputy Reeve.
Township of Snowdon and Glamorgan. — Francis Peck, Reeve.
Township of Stanhope. — Thomas Buck, Reeve.
VILLAGE, TOWN, AND TOWNSHIPS' MUNICIPAL
COUNCILS FOR 1869.
Township of Anstruther. — (See Burleigh, Anstruther, Chandos,
Cardiff and Monmouth.)
Village of Ashburnham. — R. D. Rogers, Reeve.
COUNCILMEN.
Henry Bennett,
' Henry Calcutt,
John Burnham,
James Z. Rogers.
Township of Asphodel. — Timothy Coughlin, Reeve.
John P. Brown, Deputy Reeve.
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY. 7
COUNCILMEN.
James Stepheason,
Thomas Howston,
John Walch.
Township of Belmont and Methuen.
W. W. Armstrong, Reeve.
Gouncilmen.
Robert Sloane,
Porter Preston,
James Holbrooks,
William Burgess.
Township of Bruton. — (See Dysart, Guilford, Dudley, Harbum,
Harcourt and Bruton.
Townships Burleigh, Anstruther, Chandos, Cardiff and
Monmouth. — Dr. Sidney Wm. Clegg, Reeve.
Gouncilmen.
Giles Stone,
Richard Spencer,
Samuel Edgar,
Benjamin Hales.
Township of Cardiff. — (See Burleigh, Anstruther, Chandos,
Cardiff and Monmouth.
Directory 3
Township of Cavendish. — (See Gal way and Cavendish.)
Township of Chandos. — (See Burleigh, Anstruther, Chandos,
Cardiff and Monmouth.)
Township of Clyde. — (Not settled.)
Township of Douro. — William Moher, Reeve.
Gouncilmen.
Robert Casement,
John Barrie,
James Hogan,
John Walsh.
Township of Dudley. — (See Dysart, Guilford, Dudley, Harburn,
Harcourt and Bruton.)
Township of Dummer. — David Rose, Reeve. i
Gouncilmen. ^
Henry Ferguson,
George Payne,
Hamilton Spence,
James Wason.
8^ j. c. conner's
Townships of Dysart, Guilford, Dudley, Harburn, Har-
COURT and Bruton. — Alexander McDonald, Reeve.
COUNCILMEN.
Daniel McFarlane,
William Smith,
William Ritchey.
John Harcourt.
Township of Ennismore. — J. McCarthey, Reeve.
COUNCILMEN.
Daniel Whelan,
Patrick Brick,
Timothy Murphy,
Cornelius B. Sullivan.
Township of Eyre. — (Not settled.)
Townships of Gal way and Cavendish. — Thomas Probert, Reeve.
COUNCILMEN.
John Lambert,
James Ritchie,
John F. Henderson,
Maurice Hartnell.
Township of Glamorgan. — (See Snowdon and Glamorgan.) ,
Township of Guilford. — (See Dysart, Guilford, Dudley, Har-
burn, Harcourt and Bruton.
Township of Harburn. — (See Dysart, Guilford, Dudley, Harburn,
Harcourt and Bruton.)
Township of Harcpurt. — (See Dysart, Guilford, Dudley, Har-
burn, Harcourt and Bruton.)
Township of Harvey. — W. A. Scott, Reeve.
COUNCILMEN.
Archibald Johnston,
David Brody,
William Weir,
Isaac D. Hall.
Township of Havelock. — (Not settled.)
Township of Lawrence. — (Not settled.;
Township of Livingstone. — (Not settled.)
Township of McClintock. — (Not settled.)
Township of Methuen. — (See Belmont and Methuen.)
Township of Minden. — S. S. Peck, Warden and Reeve.
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY. 9
COUNCILMEN.
Abner Baker,
Frederick Shove,
William Archer,
Daniel McLarty.
Township of Monmouth. — (See Burleigh, Anstruther, Chandos,
Cardiff and Monmouth.
Township of Nightingale. — (Not settled.)
Township of North Monaghan. — J. W. Gilmour, Reeve.
COUNCILMEN.
Robert Laing,
William Robson,
George Birney,
George Tully.
Township of Otonabee. — William Lang, Reeve.
James Miller, Deputy Reeve.
Councilmen.
John Miller,
Thomas Blozard,
Henry H. Burnham.
Town of Peterborough.
W. H. Scott, Mayor.
(No Reeve or Deputy.)
James Stevenson,
John Dohoi-ty,
William Helm.
Wm. Cluxton,
Samuel Dickson,
Wm. Kennedy.
Wm. Toole,
G. Edmison,
R. Rutherford.
J. O'Beirne,
Ed. Chamberlen,
John English.
Councilmen.
Centre Ward.
East Ward.
North Ward.
South Ward.
10 J. c. Conner's
Township of Sherborne. — (Not settled.)
Township of Smith. — John Walton, Reeve.
Isaac Garbutt, Deputy Reeve.
COUNCILMEN.
Michael Sanderson,
Andrew Montgomery,
Joseph Nelson.
Township of Snowdon and Glamorgan. — Francis Peck, Reeve.
COUN OILMEN.
John. Newell,
Henry Philips,
Alonzo Stata,
David Barr.
Township of Stanhope. — Thomas Buck, Reeve.
COUNCILMEN.
Thomas Mason,
Andrew Brown,
William Welch,
Nelson Taylor.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Robert Dennistown, Judge.
James Hall, Sheriff.
C. A. Weller, County Attorney.
C. A. Weller, Clerk of the Peace.
Edg. Pearse, Clerk, County Cduncil.
C. A. Weller, County Solicitor.
Thomas Fortye, Clerk, County Court.
Thos. Fortye, Deputy Clerk of the Crown.
Thos. Fortye, Surrogate Court Registrar.
S. S. Peck, Warden.
Walter Sheridan, County Treasurer.
Charles Rubidge, County Registrai-.
S^S^Comn?' } ^^P^^y Registrars.
John J. Hall, Clerk, Division Court, (Peterborough.)
Charles Stapleton, Bailiff, do (Peterborough.)
W. H. Weller, Deputy Registrar Cjurt Chancery.
W. H. Weller, Master and Examiner in do.
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
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John J. Hall, } r^ , a tj.
Christopher Burton, | C°"'i*y Auditors.
D. W. Dumble, I ^ijc • i a •
Jas.J.Hall. I Official Assignees.
High Constable.
James Mc Williams, Gaoler,
J. McNabb, M.D., Surgeon o1' the Gaol.
Alexander Bell, M.D.,
John R Benson,
Alex. Harvey, M.D.,
Robt. Kincaid, M.D.,
R Lloyd, M.D., 1- Coroners.
J. McNabb, M.D.,
John O'SuUivan, M.D.,
Chas. B. Stuart,
John A. Stuart, M. D.,
John R Benson, Inspector of "Weights and Measures.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, COUNTY OF PETER-
BOROUGH.
(Giving Post Office Address.)
Armstrong, W. W., Blairton.
Bawbell, Henry, Keene.
Bell, John, Peterborough.
Bennett, H., Ashburnham.
Birdsall, R. E., Westwood.
Buck, Thomas, Norwood.
Cameron, James, Westwood.
Carlo w, George, South Douro.
Casement, Robert, North Douro.
Caughlin, Timothy, Hastings.
Chambers, Thos., Peterborough.
Choate.. Thomas G., Warsaw.
Clarke, George, Douro.
Cluxton, Wm., Peterborough.
Corkery, Martin, Ennismore.
Coulter, Wm. Peterborough.
Craw, Francis, Warsaw.
Davis, Lewis, Galway.
Dean, M. S., Bridgenorth.
Dunlop, A. C, Peterborough.
Eastland, Wm., Peterborough.
Edwards, L, Peterborough.
Elliott, Wm., Peterborough.
File, James, Westwood.
Fowlds, Henry, Hastings.
Gainer, Wm., Galway.
Galvin, John, Selwin.
Garbutt, Isaac, North Douro.
Hall, John, Peterborough.
Hall, Wm. Mc, Hall's Bridge.
Henthorn, J. T., Peterborough.
Hopkins, Daniel, Peterborough.
Howson, Christopher, Keene.
Ingram, Evans, Ashburnham.
Kelly, S. S., Bridgenorth.
Kennedy, John, Petierborough.
Kidd, John, Warsaw.
Lang, Wm., Allandale Mills.
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Learmouth, Wm., Keene.
Leaty, Patrick, South Douro.
Leigh, Edward, North Douro.
Lince, James, Peterborough.
McKibbin, Sam'L, North Douro.
Man, Emanuel, Bridgenorth.
Miller, James, Keene.
Moon, John P., Selwyn.
Morrison, Robert, Norwood.
Nicholls, N., Peterborough.
NichoUs, Wm. C, North Douro.
Parker, Lewis, Bobcaygeon.
Pearce, Peter, Havelock.
Peck, S. S., Minden.
Preston, John H., Havelock.
Preston, Porter, Holcomb.
Probert, Thomas, Gahvay.
Read, George, Keene.
Reid, Richard, Peterborough.
Rose, David, Warsaw.
Rose, John, Warsaw.
Rubridge, Chas.. Peterborough.
Ryan, Patrick, Peterborough.
Sanderson, M., Peterborough.
Scott, Walter, Norwood.
Shein, John, North Douro.
Stevenson, J., Peterborough.
Stewart, Charles, Peterborough.
Strickland, Robt. A., Lakefield.
Sullivan, John, South Douro.
Walton, John, Peterborough.
White, Thomas, Peterborough.
Wigm:)re, Wm., Norwood.
Wood, Wm., Hall's Bridge.
ALLANDALE MILLS.
A post village situated on the Indian River, in the township of
Otonabee. The place boasts a fine appearing town hall (frame),
and a school-house of the same material ; also the following manu-
factories : a flouring mill, four run of stone, an oatmeal mill, two
run of stone, a sawmill, a shingle factory, a stave factory, a planing
mill, a patent hoop manufactory, a tannery, &c. All the manufac-
tories are under the management of Thos. Short, Esq., of Keene.
Daily mail. Distance from Peterborough 10 miles. Population
between 150 and 200.
Calder, William, currier.
Calder, James, laborer.
Ohisholm, Alex., sadler.
Connel, Alex., blacksmith.
Connor, Patrick, laborer.
Shearer, J. & Son., carpenters.
SHORT, RICHARD, P. M. and
mill owner.
SHORT, THOMAS, Founder.
APSLEY.
A village in the township of Anstruther, 39 miles from Peter-
borough, population about 75.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro* and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETEKBOEOUGH DIRECTORY. 13
Andrews, James, farmer.
Benson, A., teacher.
Defries, Wm., farmer.
Dunfry, John, laborer.
Eastland, Henry, merchant.
Hales, Benjamin, farmer.
HALL, E. S., postmaster, &;c.
Lonsley, Caleb, farmer.
Rendle, Andrew, hotelkeeper.
Steen, Joseph, farmer.
Stuart, Thomas, hotelkeeper.
Wilson, William, farmer.
Woldon, T., farmer.
ASHBURNHAM.
An incorporated village, situated in the township of Otonabee, on
The river of the same name, which separates it from Peterborough,,
the county town, was first settled by the Rev. Samuel Amour
in 1826 or '27, and for some time thereafter it was the rival of
Peterborough, but finally the latter place got the lead of it, and
since then it has formed, correctly speaking, merely a suburb of
the county seat. It was formerly known as the Scotch Village,
which name was changed to East Peterborough, but in 1857 or '58,
it was incorporated under its present name. The first store was
opened by Mr. A. Wark in 1833 or '34, and the post-office was
established on the first of January, 1859 — Mr. R. E). Rogers, the
present Reeve, being the first and present postmaster. On account
of its close proximity to Peterborough, it contains no church edifice ;
but there is a fine brick school-house, which was erected in 1864,
at the cost of nearly SI, 700 ; also a town hall — a frame building,
erected in 1834 or '35, 'at the cost of some $800, and more recently
a company drill-shed of the same material, built in 1867, costing
about $850. The civil societies are represented by two Orange
Lodges, Nos. 49 and 457, while the military spirit is shown by one
volunteer company, No. 4 (57th battalion), under the command of
Captain James Z. Rogers. The manufacturing interests are repre-
sented by one combined foundry and machine shop, one flour and
grist mill, one sawmill, one woollen mill, one flax mill, one sash
and door factory, one axe factory, one turning factory, one tan-
nery, one brewery, and the usual number of tradesmen. The mer-
cantile representatives are one general store and several groceries ;
two hotels, &c. Daily mail. Population about 1,100.
Adams, Samuel, laborer. Lake. Ainslie, Walter, shoemaker, Eli-
Aeyling, George, turner. zabeth.
Fancy Vase Parlour Lamps, $20 per pair.
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Anderson, John, carpenter, E.
Stewart.
Anow, Francis, laborer.
Armstrong, Mrs. F. H., E.
Stewart.
Armstrong, Thomas, grocer, &c.*,
Elizabeth.
Arnott, David, tinsmith, S. Eliza-
beth.
Baker, John, sen., laborer, N.
James.
Baker, John, jun., blacksmith,
N. James.
Bastard, Jas., miller, Monaghan.
Bayley, Mrs. E., N. Main.
Bennett, Henry, cooper, N. Main.
Bray, John, carder, Douro.
Brennan, Charles, butcher, E.
Brown.
Brisbin, Joseph, plainer.
BROOK, GERMAN, woollen
mill, Millrace, h Lake.
Brown, George, grocer, &;c.,
Elizabeth.
Brown, Robt., gent., 13 Con.
Brownlee, David, carpenter, W.
Stewart.
Buck, Oliver, farmer, Hall Estate.
Burnham, George, M.D., physi-
cian, E. Lake.
BURNHAM, JOHN, barrister,
fee, N. Charles.
Burnham, Rev. Mark., E. Lake.
Cain, Geo, carpenter, E. Brown.
Gallagher, Mrs. Honora, 12 Con.
Calcutt, Henry, brewer. Lake.
Cameron, Wm., lumberer. Mar-
ket Block.
Campbell, A. H., E. Stewart.
Church, Duncan, lumberer, E.
Lake.
Clarke, John, tanner, 'Elizabeth.
Clancy, P. & E., blacksmiths,
Elizabeth.
Clifford, Wm., filer, E. Lake.
Coombes, Mrs. E., hotelkeeper,
Elizabeth.
Coe, Thomas, butcher, N. Eliza-
beth.
Coey, Daniel, carder, Monaghan.
Conall, James, cooper, N. Douro.
Conall, Timothy, gardener, N.
Clifton.
Cope, Alexander, turner, Eliza-
beth.
Craig, John, laborer, 13 Con.
Craig, John, teamster N. Eliza-
beth.
Craigie, & Stephenson, sawmill,
&c., Elizabeth.
Craigie, Mrs. Janet, S. Elizabeth.
Craigie, John, (Craigie & Ste-
phenson.)
Croft, George, laborer, W. Con.
Crowe, Charles, laborer, W. Con.
Dafoe, Gilbert, turner.
Davey, G. B., sawyer, S. Sophia.
Dawson, Wm., farmer, 12 Con.
Dawson, Alex., miller, Elizabeth.
Deacoi;!, Wm., lumber, N. Douro.
Denne, Henry, grain merchant,
W. Market.
Devine, Mrs. Mary, E. Market.
Dobbin, Wm., carpt., 13 Con.
Doran, Daniel, weaver, DriscoU
Terrace.
Downer, Lewis, sawyer, 12 Con.
Duggan, Daniel, laborer, S.
Sophia.
Dunlop,A. C, 13 Con.
DUNSFORD, GEORGE, bar-
rister, (fee, 12 Con.
Edmonds, Alex., miller, W. Stew-
art.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
15
Evans, Enos, carpenter, E. Lake.
Firney, D. J., laborer, E. Stewart.
Fisher, Frederick, labourer, 13
Con.
Fisher, Hugh, labourer, Driscoll
Terrace.
Fisher, J., cloth-dresser, E. Lake.
Foster, Mrs. Maria, W. Market.
Fowlis, Samuel, farmer, 13 Con.
Galvin, James, laborer, 13 Con.
Galvin, James, tanner, Douro.
Gamble, Samuel, carpenter.
Graney, John, laborer, N. Douro.
Gilman, John, laborer, S. James.
Glover, Lewis, merchant, N.
Elizabeth.
Gould, Evander, laborer, W.
Stewart.
Gow, John, laborer, S. Elizabeth.
Graham, Joseph, shoemaker, E.
Market.
Grey, Jesse, cooper, S. Elizabeth.
Haggart, D., clerk, Stewart.
Hobbins, Dennis, laborer, W.
Con.
Holland, Cornelius laborer, N.
Douro.
Hourigan, Edward, laborer, 13
Con.
Hourigan, Michael, laborer, N.
Douro.
Ligram, Absalom, stewart, W.
Lake.
Johnson, James, sen., mason, W.
Market.
Kelly, John, laborer, N. Main.
Kemp, Jas., butcher E. Market.
Kennedy, Thos., clerk, Stewart.
King, Joseph, laborer, N. James.
Lasher, William, carpenter.
Law, Alex., sawyer, DriscoU Ter-
race.
Law, Mrs. Jane, S. Elizabeth.
Lovenbruck, Nicholas, auger-
maker, N. Elizabeth.
Long, Samuel, laborer, W. Stew-
art.
Long, William, laborer, N. Main.
Ludgate, John, mill proprietor,
S. Maria.
Lyle, Thomas, teamster. Lake.
McAuliffe, Cornelius, laborer, W.
Stewart.
McAuliffe, Florence, laborer, N.
Douro.
McAuliffe, John, laborer, W.
Stewart.
McCabe, Terrence, carpenter, E.
Brown.
McDonald, Daniel, sen., village
Treasurer, Elizabeth.
McFarlane, John, gent., 12 Con.
McGregor, Alex., cooper, E. Stew-
art.
McGregor, David, cooper, W.
Brown.
McGregor, Gregor, laborer, N.
Elizabeth.
McGregor, Mrs. Janet, W. Lake.
McGregor, Lewis, saloon-keeper,
W. Lake.
McGregor, William, cooper, E.
Lake.
McGregor, WilKam, weaver, E.
Stewart.
McLeod, Hugh, sawyer. Lake.
Maneece, ^ John, wagonmaker,
S. Maria.
Marrion, Wm., laborer, 12 con.
Marshall, Hamilton, laborer, W.
Brown.
May, Michael, laborer, W. Con.
Melane, John, laborer, W.
Stewart.
All kinds of Hanging Lamps.
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Mercer, Nelson, miller.
Mitchell, Wm. H., saddler, S.
Elizabeth.
Morrison, Crawford, scourer, S.
Sophia.
Morrisey, Richard, laborer, E.
Stewart.
MOWRY, ALDUS, Foundry &
Machine Works, Elizabeth, h
Robinson.
Mowry, John, machinist, E.
Lake.
Mowr}^, Marcello, machinist, S.
Elizabeth.
Mowry, Richard, machinist.
Brown.
Murphy, James, laborer, Eliza-
beth.
North, Henry, carpenter.
O'Brian, Mrs. Jane, S. Sophia.
O'Marra, Patrick, wagonmaker,
Aylmer.
Orde, G. F., gentleman, W.Stew-
art.
Orde, Robert, farmer, 12 Con.
ORDE, W. L., manager, C. L. &
E. Co., Stewart.
Patterson, Mrs. E. Brown.
Peacock, Joseph, moulder, Brown.
Philips, Joseph, mason, E.
Market.
Rafferty, Edward, laborer, W.
Con.
Reid, John, sr., surveyor, W.
Brown.
Reynolds, Francis, laborer, Eliza-
beth,
Reynolds, John, teamster, N.
Elizabeth.
Rickey, George, blacksmith, &;c.,
Elizabeth.
Roberts, William, carpenter.
Robertson, John, carpenter, E.
Stewart.
ROGERS, J. Z., dealer in dry
goods, &c. (see card, p. 17),
Elizabeth, h Stewart.
ROGERS,R. D., Reeve,and mHl-
owner (see card, p. 17^), Lake.
Rombough, Wellington, carpen-
ter, E. Market.
Salter, Wm. F., carpenter, S.
Sophia.
Sanderson, Richard, spinner.
Lake.
Scott, Robert, malter, Douro.
Sheehan, Michael, laborer, S.
Douro.
Sheridan, Robert, sawyer, Stew-
art.
Shields, George, contractor, Dris-
coll Terrace.
Smith, John, blacksmith, W.
Brown.
Smith, William, laborer, N. Eli-
zabeth.
Stapleton, Chas., bailiff. Block D.
Stenton, George, machinist.
Steward, Hugh, laborer, S. James.
Stewart, Mrs. Eliza, N. Maria.
Stephenson, John (Craigie &
Stephenson), Lake.
Stephenson, Jonathan (Craigie
& Stephenson,) N, Elizabeth.
Storey, George, axe-maker, Dris-
coll Terrace.
STRATTON, JAMES, village
clerk, Elizabeth.
Strickland, H. T., lumberer, W.
Lake.
Sullivan, John, weaver, N. Clif-
ton.
Sullivan, Timothy, laborer, E.
Stewart. .
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
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SUTHERLAND, DONALD,
grain mercliant, &c., Elizabeth,
h Stewart.
Swanston, William, baker, &;c.,
Elizabeth.
Tarrault, William, planer.
Taylor, Alfred, laborer, 13 Con.
Taylor, F. C, teacher, N. Eliza-
beth.
Tenneyson, William, sawyer,
Lake.
Tenneyson, Wilton, sawyer.
Lake.
Thompson, William, gent., S.
Elizabeth.
Tice, Richard, laborer, E. Stew-
art.
Tigh, James, laborer, W. Stewart.
Toole, Wm., sash and door fac-
tory. Race.
Tobin, John, sen., laborer, Lake.
Tobin, John, jun., brewer, Sophia.
Townsend, Angus, tinsmith,
Elizabeth.
Valois, Jos., teamster, E. Brown.
Wall, Edward, tanner, S. Eliza-
beth.
Waters, Nicholas, laborer, W.
Stewart.
Welch, Edward, laborer, S.Sophia.
Wigesten, Jacob, mason, W.
Stewart.
Wilkinson, Abraham, laborer, 18
Con.
Woods, John, teacher, S. Rob.
Wright, J ohn, engineer, N. Eliza-
beth.
Wright, Robert, cooper, N. Main.
Wright, Samnel, carpenter, N.
Rob.
Yorke, Lionel, mason. Market
Block.
JAMES Z. ROGEBS,
A S H B U R N H A M ,
DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SHOES, CROCKERY,
ELOUR, FEED, SALT, PLASTER, &c.
E». D . ]R O Gr E IR S ,
fWW i MTiiiL MILL:
ASHBURNHAM.
Fancy Globes of Every Pattern.
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BLAIETON,
A village in the township of Belmont, 40 miles from Peterborough.
Population about 550.
Armstrong, W. W., hotelkeeper,
&c.
BATES,I10GER, postmaster, &c.
Bell, Thomas, carpenter.
Brown, J., M.D., physician, &c..
Duff, Wm., shoemaker.
Fetherston, Thos., cabinetmaker.
Given, A.,*grocer.
Leach, Wm., butcher.
Learmouth, T. R, merchant.
McBride, Andrew, grocer.
Meikle, James, merchant.
Powell, Edmund, butcher.
Scott, D. J)., livery keeper.
Shaw, William,, tailor.
Sloan, Robert, merchant.
Turner, John, merchant.
Weller, Gilbert, hotelkeeper,
Whitmarsh, Levi, livery keeper,
Wilson, D., M.D., physician, &c.,
Wynn, Wm., carpenter.
BRIDGEWATER,
A village pleasantly situated on Chemong (or as it is commonly
called) Mud Lake, in the township of Smith. From this place the
fine steamer Ogemah, Capt. James Wallis, starts on her regular
trips for Bobcaygeon, Fenelon Falls and Lindsay, leaving Bridge-
north upon the arrival of tl)e morning stage from Peterborough,
each alternate morning during the season of navigation. Distance
from Peterborough 6 J miles. Population about 175. Daily mail,
&c.
Gumming, Jacob, laborer.
Dean, Marcus S., merchant.
Dobson, Robert, laborer.
Dunbar, Asa, hotelkeeper.
Garathy, Patrick, laborer.
Gray, George, cooper,
Kelly, Samuel S., lumber mer-
chant.
Kelley, Western B., lumber mer-
chant.
McCall, Charles, gent.
McCall, James, carpenter.
McDonald, Neil, blacksmith.
McFadden, Hugh, boat-builder.
Moorehead, James, cooper.
Moffat, Wm., tailor.
Pearson, Richard, carpenter.
Pope, John, hotelkeeper.
Quinn, John, laborer.
Quinn, Martin, laborer.
Robertson, John, weaver.
Udey, Wm., laborer.
Watson, John N., painter.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY. 19
BURLEIGH,
A village in the township of Burleigh, 30 miles from Peterborough.
Population about 20. *
Clegg, D., gentleman. Giles. Henry, miller.
COLBORNE, JAMES, mer- Giles, Thomas, miller,
chant, and P. M.
CARNAEVON,
A village in the township of Stanhope, 75 miles from Peterborough
Population about 20.
BARNUM, ANDREW, postmaster, &c.
CHANDOS
A village in the township of Chandos, 50 miles from Peterborough.
Population 15.
MAXWELL, HENRY, post-
master.
Norman, J. P., farmer.
Peters, Andrew, farmer.
Rodgers, James, farmer.
ENNISMOEE,
A village in the township of Ennismore, 10 miles from Peter-
borough. Population about 60.
Clarke, Alex., farmer.
Clarke, William, farmer.
Coley, David, farmer.
Coyle, Rev. Father, Roman
Catholic.
Corkery, Martin, farmer.
Crough, Michael, farmer.
Donoghue, John, hotelkeeper.
Dow, Humphrey, hotelkeeper.
Lawson, Henry, saw-miller.
LEHANE, T. S., agent and P. M.
O'Reilly, Michael, farmer.
Rivingston, George, fiirmer.
Reynolds, William, carpenter.
Waters, George, brickmaker.
I
Roger's Best Table Cutlery.
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GAL WAY,
A village in the township of Galway, 43 miles from Peterborough.
Population about 80.
Gneffis, Andrew, hotelkeeper.
McGee, Henry, carpenter.
Maxwell, John, hotelkeeper.
Maxwell, Robert, shinglemill.
PROBERT, THOS., postmaster
and J. P.
Stewart, Robert, painter.
HALIBUETON,
A village in the township of Dysart, 70 miles from Peterborough.
Population about 200.
Austin, William, carpenter.
Cashmer, William, brickmaker.
Croston, James, shoemaker.
Dover, Fred., agent.
Dover, John, merchant.
Garrett, Andrew, blacksmith.
Holand, James, hotelkeeper.
Lucas, W. & Co., grist, saw and
shingle mills.
STEWART, ROBERT G, post-
master.
Wood, William, tinsmith.
Young, John, merchant.
HALL'S BEIDGE,
A village in the township of Harvey, 21 miles from Peterborough.
Population about 30.
Arthur, J. P., farmer. HALL, JOHN, postmaster.
Bennett, James, farmer. Macintosh, Charles, farmer.
Effort, George, larmer. Watson, Peter, farmer.
HASTINGS,
A post village situated on the River Trent, being partly in the
Township of As})hodel, County of Peterborough, and partly in the
Township of Percy, County of Northumberland. The post office
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY. 21
being in Peterborough County. This place during the summer
season is very lively, owing to the fact that about all the timber
cut in the back part of the Counties of Peterborough and Victoria,
destined for Quebec and Montreal markets, passes through the locks
in the River Trent situated at this place, on its way to Lake
Ontario, by the string of lakes and rivers intervening between
where it is made and the mouth of this river at Trenton, County
of Hastings, where it is made up into rafts and floated or towed
down the Bay of Quintd into Lake Ontario, and so on through the
River St. Lawrence to the markets above referred to.
The mercantile business of the place is represented by several
general stores, groceries, hotels, &c. The Montreal Telegraph
Company have lately opened an ofSce in the post office building to
supply the wants of the community, especially those of tfte manufac-
turers, a large number of which have located along the river on
both sides, among which I may mention a flour and grist mill,
a saw mill (manufacturing a large amount of lumber annually for
American markets,) a woollen mill, a cotton factory, a foundry and
a tannery. The water privilege possessed by this place gives it
communication with all places around Rice Lake, by several small
steamers kept constantly plying during the navigable season of the
year.
The Masonic Lodge No. 150, the Orange Lodge No. 549, the I.
0. G. T. Lodge No. 359, and a youthful temperance organization
known as the Band of Hope, hold regular meetings in the place.
There is also a Volunteer Compan;f connected with the 57th Bat-
talion, under the command of Acting Captain H. B. Morton, which
meets for drill in a shed erected for that purpose. The schools are
two primary ones with a fair number of pupils in attendance
while the churches four in number are as follows: —
Church of England, (frame) erected in I86:i at the cost of some
S1200. Roman Catholic, (stone) erected in 1864-5, costing about
810,000. Canada Presbyterian, (brick) orginally erected in 1856-7,
and since improved at the entire cost of about $3,000. Wesleyan
Methodist, (brick) erected in 1863, costing about $2500. Distance
from Peterborough 25 miles ; Colborne 24 miles; Norwood 7 miles.
To all of which places it is connected by stage. Daily mail, &c.
Population between 900 and 1,000.
Aber, J., watchman in factory.
Albion Hotel, J. C. Han-ison.
Alfred, William, plasterer.
Anderson, David, broker, «Sz;c.
Armstrong, Willam, miller.
Atchison, John, sawyer.
Aveshaw, Xavier, sawyer.
Bailey, J. J. wagonmaker.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Very Cheap.
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Barringer, "Walter, medicine ped-
dler.
Barringer, Wm. A., scourer.
Barker, L. D., cabinetmaker.
Beach, Mrs.
Berrigan, Patrick N., grocer, &c.
Blacklock, John, mill-owner.
Bleasdell, Charles, physician, &c.
Bleasdell, Herbert, barrister, &c.
Boyd, William, laborer.
Brennan, Dennis, Royal Hotel.
Brennan, P. H., North American
Hotel.
Brennan, Patrick, laborer.
Brennan, Patrick, plasterer.
Brick, Mrs.
Brough, Alex., carpenter.
Brown, James C, teacher.
Brownlie & Lauder, foundry.
Bownlie, David (Brownlie &
Lauder.)
Bush, Ira, laborer.
Bush, Jesse, laborer.
Bush, Samuel, laborer.
Bush, Solomon, laborer.
Cameron, Peter, laborer.
Clark, Charles, lumberer.
Clark, Henry, laborer.
Clark, J., laborer.
Clark, Thomas, shoemaker.
Clark, Peter, laborer.
Cook, A. H., blacksmith.
Cook, Daniel, overseer in mill.
Cooper, John P., merchant
Connel, Robt., laborer.
Conlon, Martin, shemaker.
Crawford, John S., shoemaker.
Cronk, Mrs.
Crosby, Wm., miller.
Cunningham, Mrs.
Daily, Timothy, tailor.
Delong, Vanburen, laborer.
Donovan, Michael, shoemaker.
Ducet, Betuse, laborer.
Dunning, J., shoemaker.
Dunning James, cooper.
Eagan, Owen, laborer.
Eley, W. H., cabinetmaker, and
grocer.
Emellau, Oliver, laborer.
Ennis, Richard, saddler.
Fenton, Mrs.
Fife, James M., grocer.
Flemming, John, clerk.
Flinn, John, laborer.
Ford, Barney, tailor.
Forsha, Peter, lumberer.
FOWLDS, BROTHER, general
merchants and millowners.
FOWLDS, HENRY, sen., post-
master, &c.
FOWLDS, HENRY, sen., lum.-
ber mei chant.
FOWLDS, JAS. S., mill-owner.
FOWLDS, WM., merchant.
Eraser, John, clerk.
French. Wm. W^., physician, &c.
Fuller, Jonathan, painter.
Gartshore, R. S., miller.
Gerow, David J., clerk.
Giles, John W., fuller.
Godfrey, Johli, laborer.
Godfrey, Rev. R., Wesley an.
Goughlan, Timothy, farmer.
Green, George, laborer.
Greetshaw, Mrs.
Grehen, John, brickmaker.
Grehen, Richard, brickmaker.
Griffis, James, cabinetmaker.
Griffiths, James, laborer.
Harrison, J. C, Albion Hotel.
Hawley, Albert, druggist.
Hawley, J., carpenter.
Hazzard, W. M., shipcarpenter.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
23
Hill, Urton, liimberer.
Hill, William, carpenter.
Hilton, John E., farmer.
Howard, John A., waggonmaker,
&c.
Huff, J., cooper.
Humphrey, Joseph, gentleman.
Hurley, Timothy, merchant.
Muston, Robert, shoemaker.
Insley, C. W., blacksmith.
Insley, John, blacksmith.
Jackson, George T., shoemaker.
Jackson, Philip, laborer.
Jackson, R., painter.
Johnson, Henry, gentleman.
Johnson, Richard, gentleman.
Johnson, Wm. farmer.
Keeler, J. W. Mississippi Hotel.
Keatinof, Richard, saddler,
Keating, Thos., saddler.
Kemp, H. A., tinsmith.
Kemp, Jacob, farmer,
Kemp, J. A., tinsmith,
Kemp, S. J., saddler.
Kennedy, Philip* merchant.
Kingsley, Paul, laborer.
Kirk, Rev. Father John, Catholic.
Lash way. Bos well, gentleman.
Lauder, Wm., (Brownlee & Lau-
der.)
Learmonth, T. & D., merchants,
Learmonth, David, (T. & D.
Learmonth.)
Learmonth, Thos., (T. & D. Lear-
month.)
Londerville, Samuel, cooper.
Lumware, Mitchell, laborer.
Lynn, Andrew, teamster.
McBain, Peter, shoemaker.
McCarthy, Mrs.
McCarthy, T. J , clerk.
McGuire, John, blacksmith,
McKnight, George, clerk.
McMasters, Wm., carpenter.
Malcolm, Mrs.
Mercer, James, weaver.
Mississippi Hotel, J. W. Keeler.
Morrison, David, assistant post-
master.
Morton, H. B., jeweller, &:c.
Murray, Mrs,
Nevins. James, laborer.
North American Hotel, P. . H.
Brennan.
O'Dell, John, gentleman.
Orr, Andrew, lumberer.
Orr, William, lumberman.
Osborn, John C, former.
Osborn, Richard, laborer.
Palmer, M. H., lumberer.
Pake, Gilbert, carpenter.
Peters, John, merchant.
Phillips, Peter, photographer.
Quinlan, John, laborer.
Rahal, Thomas, saddler.
Rattan, Mrs.
Relies, James, blacksmith.
Revie, Henry, laborer.
Ried, Daniel, carpenter.
Rishaw, Joseph, carpenter.
Rose, Hugh, blacksmith.
Royal Hotel, Dennis Brennan.
Russua, Benjamin, laborer.
Sedgwick, Hiram, saddler.
Sedgwick, Joseph, butcher.
Sharp, Henry, laborer.
Sharpe. John, merchant.
Shaw, Blakley, sawyer.
Sheehan, John, laborer.
Slate, Mrs.
Slater, John T., merchant.
Smithett, Rev. W. T., Church of
England.
Stanton, Wm., shoemaker.
Chopping Axes— Best Makers.
24
J. C. CONNER S
Steel, James, grocer.
Steel Robt, blacksmith.
Stenson, Daniel, scourer.
Striker, Wm. A., laborer.
Stuart, Benjamin, sawyer.
Stuart, E-ichard, laborer.
Sullivan, Miss Eljen, milliner,
&c.
Taylor, Andrew, moulder.
Thompson, George, weaver.
Thompson, John, lumberer,
Thompson, Mrs.
Tierney, Daniel, laborer,
Tierney, John, laborer.
Tierney, Michael, laborer.
Tierney, Patrick, laborer.
Tobin, Wm., laborer.
Toms, Isaac, tanner.
Tracey, John, cooper.
Tracey, Patrick, cooper.
Upton, Wm., farmer.
Victory, John, laborer.
Waller, Thomas, mason.
Wannamaker, Kueben, lumberer,
Wannamaker, Stewart, captain.
Wells, H. M., overseer in mill.
White, Mrs.
Whitehead, W. J., millowner.
Williamson, Thos., sen., weaver.
Williamson, Thos., jun., weaver.
Wilson, Alexander, tailor.
Wilson, John, filer.
Wilson, John, B.,M.D., physician,
&c.
Wright, James, laborer.
Xavere, Jean, laborer.
Young, Henry, carpenter,
Zarrand. James, laborer.
HAULTAIN,
A village in the township of Burleigh, 25 miles from Peterborough.
Population about 40.
Cameron, Levi, carpenter. Rhodes, John, farmer.
Morgan, John, hotelkeeper. STONE, MILES, postmaster, &c.
Phesant, Chas, A., merchant. Wilson, Peter, farmer.
HAVELOCK,
A village in the township of Belmont, 28 miles from Peterborough.
Population about 60.
Johnson, Henry, merchant. Pearce, J. L., blacksmith.
Kane, Chas. laborer. PEARCE, PETER, millowner,
Martin, Peter, farmer. &; P. M.
Norton, Henry, farmer.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETEllBOROUGH DmECTORy.
"lo
HIAWATHA,
A village in the township of Otonabee, on the Indian reserve, 11
miles from Peterborough. Population about 125
Anderson, John, farmer.
Braithwaite, V/m. gentleman.
Cowie, Daniel, farmer.
Crawford, Lewis, B., farmer.
Hatrick, Richard, gentleman.
McCue, Abram, farmer.
Nargon, Richard, farmer.
PAUDUSH, G. M., Chief
Reynolds, John, C, teacher.
Rice, John, farmer.
Soper, Robert, farmer.
Soper,Rev., Samuel M., minister.
Taylor, Cliarles, laborer.
ThompsQ]), Walter, farmer.
Throop, John, farmer.
Whiteside, Peter, trader.
AVhiteside, John, trader.
INGOLDSBY,
A village in the township of Linden, 62 miics from Peterborough.
Population about 20.
Johnson, Robert, farmer.
Marshall, Benjamin, farmer.
SMITH, RICHARD, postmaster,
&c.
Welsh, Samuel, farmer.
KEENE,
A post village, situated on the Indian River, near Rice Lake, in the
township of Otonabee. By means of the above wa,ters this
place has connection with Hastings and all other places on Rice
Lake by steamer during the summer season, and by stage with
Peterborough and Norwood throughout the entire year. It was
first settled by Mr. Thomas CaiT, sen, in 1820. The first store
was opened by Donald Campbell, of Cobouig, in 1828, and the
post office was established in 1832, Mr. Thomas Carr, sen., being
the first postmaster. At present two civiL societies hold meetings
in the place — the loyal Orange lodge No. 484, and the Sons of
Temperance division No. 128. The manufacturing interests are
Axe Helves— a Large Stock.
26 ADVERTISEMENTS.
KEENE, ONTARIO,
JOHN McLACHLAN, Proprietor.
EVERY ACCOMMODATION FOR THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
THE BAR AND TABLE SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Attentive Attendants combined with the Comforts of a Home.
ALEX. CAMPBELL, Sr.,
ICIHAMT TAIL!
n^~^« IIB . in HI //A^M )IK':«Ji IIH MB //M.:ii^ III IIH IIB IIO [I^^^V
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
C3-IL..u^SS, 3Sr-A.ILS:, FISH, <$cO.
Gentlemen's Clothing cut and made to order in the latest styles. Customers will find
the stock complete and all sold at moderate prices.
GEORGE EVANS,
POSTMASTER,
(New Brick Store, Next Door to Gale's Hotel,)
dealer in
ALSO CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER,
Groceries, Crockery, Boots and Shoes,
IPatent nVEedicines, &c.
Country Produce Taken in Exchange.
EVERY ARTICLE FIRST QUALITY.
AGENT FOR POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK. DEPOSITS RECEIVED AT
FOUR AND FIVE PER CENT
Al§o, Is§uer of Marriag^e Licen§c8.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTOY.
27
represented by a grist mill, a saw mill, a shingle mill, a tannery,
and the usual number of mechanics, while the mercantile spirit is
shown by several general stores, two hotels, &c. The public build-
ings are a school house (frame), erected in 1857, at the cost of
Sl,200 ; an agricultural hall (wood), erected in 1869, costing about
S500 ; and the following churches : a Roman Catholic (rough-cast)
erected in 1856-7, at the cost of nearly $1,000 ; a Canada Presby-
terian (rough-caist), erected in 1845, at the cost of nearly $1,200,
and a Wesleyan Methodist (frame), built in 1843-44, and since
then improved, entire cost nearly $1,000. Distance from Peter-
borough, 12 miles. Daily mail. Population between three and
four hundred.
AMERICAN HOUSE, John
McLachlan. (See card, p. 26)
Andrews, Rev. Francis, Presby-
terian.
Anderson, Donald, laborer.
Armstrong, David, shoemaker.
Armstrong, John, shoemaker.
Barbridge, John, laborer.
BartlitF, John, blacksmith.
Bennett, John, shoemaker.
Brenton, Henry, farmer.
Brenton, Richard, laborer.
Brice, Archibald, carpenter.
Buchanan, James, weaver.
Bumham, H. H., mill-owner.
Campbell, McNeil & Co., mer-
chants.
CAMPBELL, ALEX., sen., mer-
chant tailor and general dealer.
(See card, p. 26.)
CAMPBELL, ALEX., jun., man-
ager.
Campbell, John, weaver.
Campbell, Thos. (Campbell, Mc-
Neil & Co.)
CAMPBELL, WM., clerk.
CaiT, ^Irs. Isabella.
Can-, Thomas, farmer.
Chisholm, Alex,, saddler,
Chisholm, Donald, laborer.
Christie, Wm„ farmer.
Cornelie, Martin, laborer.
Dawess, James, laborer.
DEAN, M. M. P., M. D., physi-
cian, &c.
Dickson, James, carpenter.
Dion, Leon, captain.
Eddington, Wm., engineer^
English, Robert, clerk.
Esson, Evans, carpenter.
EVANS, GEORGE, P. M. and
dealer in dry goods, &c, (See
card p. 26.^
Foley, Michael, laborer.
Forsythe, Andrew, carpenter.
Forsythe, William, carpenter.
Fulton, Archibald, laborer.
GALL, JOHN, Victoria House.
Gallin, James, farmer.
Gurley, James, laborer.
Helson, George, tanner.
Helson, Wm., tanner.
Humber, Charles A., millwright.
Humphrie, Mrs. Ann.
Judge, James, laborer.
Kines, Rev. James, Wesleyan.
Kirby, H. L., tailor.
Lacey, Thomas, gentleman.
Laing, Alex., blacksmith.
Good Saddles and Bridles.
28
J. C. CONNER S
Laing, Thos., blacksmith.
Lang, George, carpenter.
Londerville, John, cooper.
Londerville, Peter, sr., cooper.
Londerville, Peter, jr., cooper.
Lumsden, Andrcv/, carpenter.
McCann, James, shoemaker.
McCrea, Amos, M. D., physician,
&;c.
McFariane, AVm., farmer.
McGregor, Mrs., Alex.
Mclntyre, Donald, carpenter.
McLACHLAN, JOHN, Ameri-
can House.
McNeil, James, (Campbell, Mc-
Neil & Co.)
Meadowcrofb, Wm. S., tailor.
Millie, Edward, laborer.
Moorehead, Daniel, laborer.
Moscrip, Mrs. John.
Neish, John, shoemaker.
Keenej, Ontario,
mn amt - - - raoFmEToa.
THIS HOUSE HAVING LATELY BEEN BUILT ON THE SITE
OF MY OLD HOTEL DESTROYED BY FIRE, I HAVE
ADDED THERETO SPACIOUS
Rooms for Commercial Travellers
And the Travelling Public in General.
I
(Daily Each Way,)
JOHN McLACHLAN, - - Propretor.
Leaving Kcene, every lawful morning at half -past Nine o'clock A, M., return-
ing, leaving Peterborough at half -past Two o'clock, P. M., carrying the Royal
Mail. Passengers and Parcels carried at the lowest rates.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
29
Nelson, George E., carpenter.
Peirce, George, currier.
Peirce, Richard, currier.
Plunkett, Thos., laborer.
HEAD, GEORGE, M.P.P., &c.
Renooick, Walter, bailiff.
Renwick, "Walter, teacher.
Roach, James, laborer,
ROYAL MAIL STAGE, John
McLachlan. (See card, p. 28.^
Sharp, Andrew, farmer.
Short, Thomas, mill supt.
Sinclair, James, saddler.
Sinclair, John, clerk.
Stacey, John R., miller.
Stephens, L. A., clerk.
Stephenson, James, carpenter.
VICTORIA HOUSE, John Galh
(See card, p. 28.^
Wedlock, Mrs. Jane.
West, Robert, millwright.
LAKEFIELD,
(OR NORTH DOURO POST OFFICE.)
A village situated on the Otonabee River, partly in each of the
townships of North Douro and Smith, 9 miles from Peterborough.
This is a smart flourishing village, and being the terminus of the
Peterborough branch of the P. H. L. & B. R. R., it will in time
become a place of considerable importance. Population about
400.
Baptie, Peter.
Barlee, Frederick.
Beatty, Edward.
BeU, A., M.D.
Blakely, William.
Blakely, William.
Bolton, George.
Bolton, Thomas.
Burgess, C. J.
Carter, William.
Casement, Robert.
Qementi, Rev. V.
Coates, Mrs.
Cotton, William.
Coxe, John.
Coxe, WiUiam.
Coxe, William.
Dunk, Solomon.
Edmison, John.
Elder, William.
Goheen, Henry.
Gordon, Thomas.
Graham, Robeit.
Griffin, Jonathan.
Hamilton, William.
Henderson, Thomas.
Jadis, E. W.
Keat, E. O.
Knox, Andrew.
Knox, John.
Leonard, John.
Leonard, William.
McCrea, John.
McKibbon, Mrs.
McLennon, William.
Mann, A., M.D.
Riding and Driving Whips Cheap.
30
J. C. CONNERS
Michall, Thomas.
Nicholls, George.
Pratt, William.
Richardson, John,
Eussell, George.
Sainsbury, Francis.
Saulter, James.
Sawers, John.
Sherin, John.
Sherin, Samuel.
Shields, George.
Shortley & Harper
Smith, David.
Smith, Richard.
Stone, L. F.
Strickland & Brother.
Strickland, J. P.
Strickland, Walter.
Urquhart, Kenneth.
Wells, William.
Wilson, Edward.
MINDEN,
A village in the township of Snowden, 53 miles from Peter-
borough. Population about 175.
Andrews, G. & H , merchants.
Bell, Andrew, shoemaker, &c.
Dumble, Wm., merchant.
Eastman, Lewis, hotelkeeper.
Langton, James, merchant.
Leary, Thos., hotelkpeper.
Mason, Francis, merchant.
Maxwell. Thos., blacksmith.
Norcut, Benjamin, wagonmaker.
Pearce, W. H., tanner, miller, fcc.
PECK, S. S., to^vnship clerk,
P. M., &c.
Soyer, Benjamin, hotelkeeper.
Snodgrass, T., laborer.
Walker, Thos., gentleman.
Watson, Charles, farmer.
Western, Henry, blacksmith.
NORWOOD,
A post village situated in the township of Asphodel, was first settled
by Joseph A. Keeler, Esq., in 1827-8. The first store was opened
by Mr. James Foley in 1839-40. The post office was established
in 1844, Mr. James Foley being the first postmaster. At the pre-
sent time, the village is one of the most prosperous in the county.
The Orange body have a lodge (No. 34) holding regular meetings
in a hall (frame), built by them several years since, while the Brit-
ish Templars (No. 57) also meet in the same place ; and the Ma-
sonic brotherhood are about establishing a lodge. The military
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
31
spirit of the place is represented by a volunteer company, No. 6,
57th battalion, captain T. M. Grover. The public buildings are
the Town Hall and Grammar School building, both in one, erected
in 1854-5, of brick, anc since then improved, at the entire cost of
S3,500 ; a company drill shed (wood), built in 1867, at the cost of
about $600, and the following churches : the Church of England
(brick), erected in 1854, costing about $3,000 ; the Roman Catho-
lic (stone), now in the course of erection, and will cost, when com-
pleted, about $12,000 ; the Canada Presbyterian (rough-cast),
erected in 1845-6, at the cost of nearly $2,500 ; the Wesleyan
Methodist (rough-cast), erected in 1854-5, at about the cost of
$2,500 ; and the Congregational (rough-cast), erected in 1842-3,
costing some $500.
The manufactories are a grist miU, a woollen mill, a hub and
spoke factory, two tanneries, a foundry, and a large number of
mechanical representatives. The mercantile business is represent-
ed by a number of general stores, hotels, &c. The Montreal Tele-
graph Company have an office lately opened in the post office
building, connected with Marmora, 22 miles ; Colborne, 30 miles ;
Keene, 18 miles ; Hastings, 7 miles ; and Peterborough, 20 miles,
by daily stages. Daily mail, &;c. Population between seven and
eight hundred.
Ackerman, S., stage proprietor.
Armstrong, George, shoemaker.
Armstrong, Thomas, shoemaker.
Bell, John A, bookkeeper.
Bradv, John, sawyer.
British Hotel, Robert Hill. .
Brooks, Archibald, lumberer.
BRUCK, JAMES A., dealer in
dry goods, &c.
Buck, John, foreman.
Buchanan, Mrs. Margaret.
Butterfield, John A., postmaster.
CaUahan, Mrs. Julia.
Calder, Alex., tanner.
Calder, James, clerk.
Calder, John, tanner.
Carson, John, photographer.
Chamberlin, James, laborer.
Chandler, John, laborer.
Clark, Joannah.
COPE, PETER P., agricultural
foundry.
Crowther, Joseph, cooper.
Cunningham, Wm., laborer.
Dennely, T. J., P.L.S., civil en-
gineer, &;c.
Dewart, Thos., carpenter.
Dingman, Wm., sawyer.
Doughty, Henry, tinsmith.
Doughty, James, laborer.
Doughty, John shoemaker
Driscoll, Mrs. John.
Drury, Mrs. Elizabeth.
Drury, Mrs. Maria.
Dwyer, Daniel, blacksmith.
Eaton, Wm., tailor.
Elliott, A. H, merchant.
Elliott, Hamilton, farmer.
Double and Single Plated Harness.
82
J. C. CONNER'S
Elliott, Thomas, teamster.
Emery, Charles, fa^rmer.
Emery, Levi, laborer.
Emery, Walter, farmer.
Einley, John, hub tactory.
Foster, David, laborer.
Eraser, Thomas, tinsmith.
Fry, Farley, laborer.
Galbraith, John, carpenter.
Garnow, John, laborer.
Garnow, Mitchell, laborer.
Greenbank, J., farmer.
GROVER, P. M., M.P.
Grover, T. M., barrister, &c.
Harper, Alex., carpenter.
Harper, James, carpenter.
Harper, John, sr., carpenter.
Harper, John, jr., carpenter.
Hartley, Mrs. Elizabeth.
Hennessy, James, clerk.
Hennessy, Mrs.
Hendren, George, blacksmith, &c.
Hetherington, Robt., blacksmith.
Hill, Robert, British Hotel.
Howson, Thos., wagonmaker.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, J.
A. Johnson.
JOHNSON, GEORGE A., In-
ternational Hotel.
JOHNSON, J. A., International
Hotel.
JOHNSON, WM. R, student.
Kempt, Alex., wood-worker.
Kirk, George, carpenter.
Kirkpatrick, Henry, weaver.
Lockwood, David, laborer.
Lynn, David, farmer.
Lynn, Robert, firmer.
McBrien, Jeremiah, gentleman.
McGill, R. H. Mansion House.
McLachlan, James, cooper.
]\IcMillan, Andrew, clerk.
McMillan, James, laborer. — .
McMillan, John, blacksmith.
McMullan, David, brickmaker.
Mansion House, R. H. McGill.
Marquis, Angus, mason.
Meikle, James S., clerk.
Meikleherrin, Archibald, currier.
Metcalf, James, blacksmith.
! Minaker, W. H., waggonmaker,
&c.
Moore, Charles, M.D., physician,
&c. .
Moore, F. J., cabinetmaker.
Moore, O. W., cabinetmaker.
Moffat, BristoAV, shoemaker.
Morrison, James, shoemaker.
Mories, Benjamin B., assistant
postmaster.
Mullins, Mich., Norwood House.
Mullins, Wm., clerk.
Nicoll, Mathew, (R. & M. NicoU.)
NicoU, Mrs.
Nicoll, R. & M., wagonmakers.
Nicoll, Richard, (R. & M. Nicoll)
Nicoll, Wm., blacksmith.
Norwood House, Mich. Mullins.
Orr, Samuel, miller.
Patterson, Alexander, farmer.
Patterson, George, farmer.
Patterson, John S., pumpmaker.
Pattyson, Rev. W. M., Wesleyan.
PEARCE, J. B., bailiff and gene-
ral merchant.
Pearson, Charles, stage prop.
Pearson, Mrs. Chas., milliner, &c.
Perchard, Francis, miller.
Peters, Chailes, tinsmith.
Phillips, Richard, potasher.
Preston, John, clerk.
Paddon, Jas., baker and butcher.
Reynolds, Hiram, farmer.
Reynolds, Peter W., merchant.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
33
Young, Rev. W. C, Presbyterian.
Reynolds, R. W., clerk.
Richardson, John, gardener.
RICHARDSON ROBERT, sr.,
prop. Stage Line.
Richardson, R., jr., stage-driver.
Richardson, Wm., carpenter.
Roach, Michael, laborer.
Rose, Samuel, blacksmith.
ROXBURGH, WM. E., general
merchant and issuer of mar-
riage licenses.
ROYAL MAIL STAGE LINE
TO KEENE, Robert. Richard-
son, sr., prop. {See, cdvd, p. SS.)
ROYAL MAIL STAGE LINE
TO PETERBOROUGH, J. A.
Johnston, prop. (See card,
p.m.)
Sampson, E., o^entleman.
SANBORN, G. M., woollen mill.
Scott, Miss Annie, milliner, &;c.
Scott, Mi's. Hannah.
Scott, Miss M, milliner, &;c.
Scott, Matthew, tanner.
Scott, Robert, shoemaker.
Scriver, Jas. H., teacher.
Sea Wright, Thos., carpenter.
Sedgwick, Wm., blacksmith.
Small, Mrs Elizabeth. v |^ .
Smith, G., tailor. r J^ysr^^.,Jj^
Smith, M^s. Margaret.
Smith, Thomas, merchant
Spence, Smauel, clejk.
Stark, John D', M.D., physician.
Stephenson, Charles, laborer.
Stephenson, W. H., merchant.
Stevenson, John A, M.D., phy-
sician, fee.
Udey, Wm., shoemaker.
Vosburgh, Jolni, teamster.
Waters, Thos., gentleman.
Williams, John, li-Iacksmith.
Wilson, Robert, sadler.
Wood, J., blacksmith.
Wood, Jacob, blacksmith.
Wood, John, carpenter.
Wyldman, Joseph, carpenter.
. NORWOOD AND KEENE.
KOBT. RICHARDSON, Sr., - Proprietor.
Leaving Norwood ev^ery Monday, Wednesday and Friday Mornings at 6 A. 2vi.,
connecting at Keene with the morning stage for Peterl:>oroiigh. Leaving Keeue
same evenings on the arrival of the stage from Peterborough, d'arrying the Royal
Mail. Passengers and Parcels carried at reasonable rates.
ROYAL MAIL STAGE LINE.
NORWOOD AND PETERBOROUGH.
Lea%dug Norwood Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 7 A. M. Leaving
Peterborough same days at 2.30 P. M., calling each way at Lidian River and South
Dummer Post Offices. Through without change of stage and carrying the Royal
Mail, Every attention given to parcels, luggage, &c.
Offices : — Peterborough, Commercial House ; Norwood, Johnson's Hotel.
Fishing Tackle of all kinds.
Si J. c. Conner's
PETEEBOROUGH,
An incorporated town situated on the Otonabee river in the town-
ship of North Monaghan, was surveyed in 1825, by Richard Bird-
sail, Esq., Surveyor, under the direction of the Hon. Zaccheua
Burnham. A reserve was made for a site for the future town in
1818, at the time of the survey of the township, but as stated
above, -the town was not laid out by actual survey until earl}' in
the year 1825.
In May, 1819, a party of gentlemen from the front came up
the Otonabee in a skiff for the purpose of selecting a mill site and
otherwise prospecting in the new townships. These were Charles
Fothergill, Thomas Ward, John Farrelly, Adam Scott, Barnabas
Bletcher and John Edmison. After accomplishing their object by
discovering that by a trilling outlay a mill site could be had on
what is now known as the corner of King and Water streets, the
party returned dowm the river well satisfied* with their expedition.
The little piece of engineering thus projected was successfully car-
ried out by Mr. Adam Scott, who, in two years thereafter, (1821,)
had a saw and grist mill in operation under one roof, and therefore
he became the first actual settler of what was then known as
Scotch Plains, but now is the flourishing town of Peterborough.
In 1827, in honour of the Hon. Peter Robinson, to whose suc-
cessful labors in promoting immigration, the county felt itself so
much indebted, the name was changed from Scotch Plains to its
present designation. (I may mention here, that for much of this
introduction the compiler of this Directory is indebted to a work
known as "A Sketch of the early Settlement, kc, of the Town of
Peterborough," by Thomas W.~Poole, M. J)., as this work contains
a great many interesting reminiscences of the early settlement of
the town and county, it should be in every family.
The first store was opened by a Mr. Stewart in 1825, but owing
to the loose manner he had of conducting business, was shortly
succeeded by George G. Bethune, Esq., of Cobourg, who opened
one under the management of Mr. Green McDonnell.
The Post Office was established in about 1823-4, Mr. Tupper, a
tanner, being the first Postmaster, but shortly afterwards was suc-
ceded by G. G. Bethune, Esq.
From this small beginning, this town has continued to keep on
growing and progressing until at the present it is considered either
as regards the wealth and energy of its merchants and manufac-
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turers, industry of its inhabitants, prosperity of its citizens in
general, or the cost and beauty of. its public buildings and many
private palatial residences — the most prosperous inland town of
its size in the Dominion, and long may it continue so, is the hope
of a well wisher of this beautiful place.
The town lies on mostly level ground, but in some parts there
are a few rising places which form splendid sites for private or
public buildings. By the means of the water power furnished l^y
the Otonabee which divides it from the village of Ashburnham,
it must become as the county clears up, a large manufacturing-
emporium. At the present time the banks on both sides of the
river are pretty will lined with mills, factories and machine shops,^
but still there is room for more, and no man with capital looking
for a favourable location to start any kind of manufactory can
find a better place than this town. Theie are also located on the
creek running a little west of the centre of the town several large
and prosperous combined founderies and machine shops, mills, tan-
neries, &c. The streets are wide and spacious, and on several ot
them are buildings that would be a credit to any city in Canada.
By the energy of a few of the townspeople combined with
Mr. Charles Perry, of Ottawa, the town is shortly to be lighted
with gas, and all it now needs is water works, and with its fine
advantages for such, they undoubtedly will be built before long.
There are two newsjmpers, the Revleu' and Examiner, pub-
lished in the town, the former under Bobert Bomaine, Esq., pro-
prietor, and the latter imder proprietor and editorship of James
Str^tton, Esq. Both of these journals are far above the average
merit of country newspapers, and both derive the large patronage
bestowed upon them by a wealthy and appreciative community.
On the 1st of January, 1850, the town was incorporated, and
during the following year the Town Hall, (brick), Music Hall and
Market House was built at the cost of some $6000 dollars. The
above building in a few years was found incom])lete in office
accommodation for the Mayor, Town Clerk and other officers of
the municipality, so the town erected an engine-house (brick)
three stories high on Simcoe, near Water street, with the requisite
offices in the second and third stories. At the cost of nearly
S4000.
Being the county to^vn it contains the usual buildings, Court
House, Gaol, &c., (stone). The buildings are built on fine rising'
gTound near the river, and by their commanding })osition a fine
view of the whole town may be had from them. They are built in
Single Breech Loading Pistols.
36 J. C. CONNER'S
a park containing several acres of ground, which is laid out in
walks and avenues as a place of resort for the citizens during the
waiTQ summer evenings. They were commenced in 1838, but were
not completed until 1841, at the cost of nearly S30,000, since then
(1864-5) a new gaol (stone) has been built at the cost of nearly
$16,000, so that the present county buildings, including the
Registry office, and other improvements have cost the county
nearly, if not quite $70,000.
Being the head quarters of the 57th Batallion, the drill shed
(wood), was erected here in 1867, at the cost of 82,500.
The school houses are a united Grammar and Common (yellow
brick), erected 1859 at the cost of about $16,000. Also a
Separate School House (red brick), erected several years since, and
the Roman Catholics have lately opened a nunnery for the "educa-
tion of young ladies, besides these there are several primary and
private ones, so the education of the youth of neithersex is neglected.
The Churches are — the Church of England (St. John's, of stone),
erected in 1834-5, and with improvements since made costing a
little over $12,000. The Roman Catholic, (St. Peter's, of stone),
erected in 1837-8 at nearly the same cost. The Church of Scotland,
(St. Andrew's, of stone), erected in 1836. The Canada Presbyterian,
(brick), erected in 1859 at the cost of $20,000. The Wesleyan
Methodist, (rough-cast), erected in 1844, enlarged in 1854. The
regular Baptist, (rough cast), erected in 1845 at the cost of $14,00,
and the Bible Christian (brick), erected in 1853. I may here add
that I usually give the cost of all the churches in the place, but as
I could not procure all the figures for this place, I was obliged to
omit doing so much against my inclination.
The town has two Volunteer Infantry Companies, (57th
Batallion) which have shown in times gone past, that in the hour
of national peril they may be relied upon to go forth and fight
until death (if necessary) for Queen and Country. Too much
encouragement cannot be given to those brave men, who at a
moment's notice are willing to leave all a man holds most dear,
home and friends, and go forth and peril even life itself that the
honor and credit of their native or adopted country may not
sufier an unnecessary stain or dishonor. In this connection I may
mention tliat the town boasts an excellent Brass Band, also con-
nected with the Battalion, under the able leadership of Professor
Rockett. During the summer this band weekly favors the towns-
people with a grand promenade concert in the Court House Park.
This usually takes place un Thursday evenings. The Montreal,
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Toronto and Ontario Banks each have a branch located here, all
said to be doing a large business. The Masonic, Orange and Tem-
perance bodies each have lodges in the place. There is also a Fire
Engine Company efficiently organized and in operation.
The mercantile business of the place is large and continually
gi-owing as the surrounding country is developed. The accommo-
dation for the travelling public is well looked after by several as
fine hotels as there are to be found in Canada. Daily mails.
Money Order and Savings Bank Departments. Express and
Telegi-aphic offices, &c., connected with all places in Canada,
and the United States by P. H. L & B. K R., to Port
Hope, (distance 30 miles), thence by ~R. M. Steamers or G. T. R.,
from Montreal 300 miles; Toronto 73; Lindsay 30 by the steamer
Ogema/i through Cheniong, Pigeon, and Sturgeon Leakey. This is
one of the finest inland trips in America.
Population between 5000 & 6000,
Adams, Mrs. N. Simcoe.
Adams, Robert, laborer S.
McDonald.
AGRICULTURAL FOUN-
DRY, James Hamilton, prop.
George.
Allen, Arthur, clerk, George.
Allen, George, gunsmith, S.
Hunter.
Alexander, C. A., grocer, George.
Alexander, James, carpenter, S.
London.
Alfred, John, carpenter, S. Town-
send,
Ames, J. H., boot & shoe maker,
George and Union, (See
card p. 40.y
Anderson, Henry, clerk, Ash-
burnham.
Anthony, J. C, shoemaker,
George.
Appleton, Samuel, carpenter,
Hunter.
Appleyard, Joshua, weaver, N.
Dublin.
Archer, Francis E., gent., S.
Simcoe.
Arhanbou, H., barber, Hunter.
Armstrong, C, clerk, George.
Armstrong, George, blacksmith,
George.
Armstrong, John, saddler, Ash-
burnham.
Armstrong, M. A., shoemaker.
Hunter.
Armstrong, Mrs., S. King.
Armstrong, William, farmer, N.
Charlotte.
Armstrong, Wm., lumberman, N.
Sherbrook.
Armstrong, Wm., laborer, N.
Antrim.
Armstrong, Wm. J., shoemaker,
N. Murray.
Arnbery, Julius, tinsmith,
George.
Anbury, C, shoemaker, George.
Amott, Wm., chief constable, N.
Simcoe.
Arnott, Wm., confectioner, Water,
Double and Single Barrel Guns.
38
J. C. CONNER S
Babb, John, S. Muiray.
BAGULEY, J. J., accountant,
Water.
Baker, George, blacksmith, N.
Murray.
Bakewell, E., tailor, Stuart.
Bake well, Ed., printer, Stuart.
Balanger, P., confectioner, N.
Charlotte.
Baldwin, Charles, engineer, N.
London.
BALMER, STEPHEN, Editor
Peterborough Review, Brock.
Baptie, Mrs., S. Murray.
Baptist, John, engineer.
Barbino, Mrs., S. Hunter.
Barchard, Jas. A., architect,
builder, &c., cor Rubridge and
Sherbrook. (See card, p. 4().J
Barlee, George, deputy registrar,
Rubidge.
Bfirnhart, N., luniberinan, S.
Simcoe.
Baron, Miss Julia, S. McDonald.
Barrie, Jolni, machinist, S. Sim-
coe.
Barrie, W. J., photographer,
Hunter.
Barretf, Alfred, grocer, George.
Bastard, Jas., miller, N. Hunter.
Bate, Willian), millwright, S.
Edinburgh.
Bavis, John, teamster, N. London.
Beach, Wm., shoemaker, George.
Beal, Walter, feed store, Simcoe
and Charlotte.
Beatty, Jas., shoemaker, Water.
Beatty, Mrs., N. Murray.
Beatty, Thos., grocer, George.
Becket, J., blacksmith, Aylmer.
Begule}^ J. J., clerk, S. Sher-
brook.
Bell, George, clerk, S. Sherwood.
Bell, John, weaver, N. Brock.
'Bell. Wm., drutxi^ist, &c., Georo^e.
Belleghene, Mrs., N. Edin-
brugh.
Bentou, G., laborer, N. Murray.
Bertram, John, hard ware, George.
Best, James, merchant, George
and Water.
Best, Thos., N. Townsend.
Bettison, Miss, N. Simcoe.
Bevis, Thomas, S. Simcoe.
Billington, H., teamster, N. Mc- -
Donald. ^
Bird, John, carpenter, S. London.
Bird, Mrs., Edinburgh.
Bissett, Miss, S. Brock.
Black Horse Hotel, P. A. Hunter,
Aylmer.
Bletcher, H., grain merchant, N.
Dalhousie.
BLOMFIELD, C. J., manager,
C. L. k E. Co., George.
Boice, Mather-, saddler, Reid.
Bolger, Thos., (Fitzgerald k Bol-
ger) George.
Borland, William, machinist, N.
London.
Bcrrowman, Andrew, clerk,
Rubidge.
BorroAvman. R., carpenter, N.
Murray.
Boswell, Mrs., S. London.
Boswell, W. W., S. Wolfe.
Botton, M., hiborer, S. Charlotte.
Bovies, Jas., laborer, N. King.
Bovyos, Octavo, laborer, S.
Charlotte.
Bowie, Joseph, lumberer, N.
Antrim.
Boyce, Matthew, saddler, N.
Brock.
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Boyde, Jolm, carpenter, S. Brock.
Boyde, M., S. Edinbrugh.
Boyle, John, carpenter, S. Simcoe.
Bradbum, Thomas, merchant,
George.
Bradford, Mrs., S. Brock.
Breen, Patrick, laborer, N. Mc-
Donald.
Breeze, David, tinsmith, N.
Simcoe.
Bridges, Thomas, shoemaker,
Simcoe.
. Brisbene, Wm'., shoemaker. S.
McDonald.
Britton, .«John, cooper, N. Mc-
Donald.
BROOK, DANIEL, Peter-
borough Woollen Mills, Court
House Hill.
Brow, Joseph, laborer, S. Char-
lotte.
Brown, Henry, laborer, S. Mur-
ray!
Brown, Jas., S. Brock.
Brown, John, tanner.
Brown, John, cabinetmaker,
George and Harvey.
Brown, Mrs., S. Sherbrook.
Brown, Robt., barber, Simcoe.
Brown, Thomas, laborer, N. Mc-
Donald.
Brown, Wm., farmer, N. Brock.
Brownlee, David, carpenter, Ash-
burnham.
Brownlee, George, S. Hunter.
BUCKETT, FRED. W., (Rush
& Buckett,) London.
Buller, Joseph, porter, S. Char-
lotte.
Burgoin, Lewis, laborer, N. Mc-
Donald.
Burk, Thos., printer, S. Dublin.
Bums, Hemy, laborer, S. Mc-
Donald.
Burnham, Elias, barrister, &c,
BURNHAM, FRED. E., barris-
ter, (fee, Simcoe and Charlotte,
(See card, p. 4*0.)
Burnham, G., M.D., physician,
&c.. Brock.
BURNHAM, JOHN, bamster,
&c., George & Ashburnham.
Burritt, H. C, M.D. physician,
&c., N. Murray.
Butler, Robei't, boardinghouse
keeper, N. King.
Byrne, James, N. Hunter.
Cahill, Thomas, sec-man, N.
Town send.
Cairns, G., Carpenter, S Dublin.
CAISSE'S HOTEL, Turver &
Jewett, George.
Caisse's Head Quarters, Mis.s.
Julia Caisse, Brock.
Caisse, Isidore, Caisse's Head
Quai^ters, Brock.
Caisse, Leon, Caisse's Head
Quarters, Brock.
Caldback, George G., clerk,
Caisse's Hotel,
Caliban, John, tailor, Simcoe.
Cameron, Charles, (McKellar &;
Cameron,) Stewart.
Cameron, John, grocer, (Sec, Hun-
tei" and Stewart.
Campbell, James, grocer, &c.,
George and Brock.
Campbell, Jas., S. Edinburgh.
Campbell, John, clothier, N.
Murray.
CANADIAN LAND and EMI-
GRATION COMPANY, C.
J. Blomfield, manager, George,
(See outs ule front cover.)
Double Guns -Best English maker.
40 ADVERTISEMENTS.
PETERBOROUGH MARBLE WORKS
H. T. EVANS,
DEALEK IN EVEKY DESCEIPTION OF
FRED. E. BURKHAM,
"^arrista; l^itormj, ^0lidt0i; ■ icL^
SmCOE ST., ,- - - PEXERBOfiOUGH.
JOHN DOHARTY,
Carriage and Wagon Maker,
HUNTER STREET, PETERBOROUGH.
A good supply of Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Sleiglis, and Cutters always on
hand, made from the choicest material. Work made to order with neatness and
dispatch
Repairing Done at the Shortest Notice. All Work Warranted.
J. H. A^M E S,
MANUFACTUREK OF AND DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SHOES, LEATHER, &c.,
GEORGE STREET, PETERBOROUGH.
■ SAB. Ae 8^S©SAS®»
PETERBOROUGH.
Designs, Drawings and Specifications for Churches, School Houses and Private
Dwellings prepared and furnished on shortest notice. Also Patent Deeds prepared and
patents secured on reasonable terms.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
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CaiT, Mrs., S. McDonald.
CaiT, Thos., turner, S. Brock.
Cardnell, M., laborer, S. Towns-
end.
Cardnell,T., laborer, S. Charlotte.
CardufF, Mrs., S. Sherbrook.
Carew, Mrs., S. Murray.
Carew, Jos., clerk, George.
Carlile, David, mason, S. Antrim.
Carnegie, John, M.P.P.,N. Brock.
Carter, Morris, saddler, Stewart.
Cassels, R, jun., (Dennistoun,
Fairbaimfc Cassels,) Charlotte.
Caskey, Thos., (A. W. Lasher &
Co.,) Aylmer.
Cashman, T., N. Sherbrook.
Caughlin, Patrick, blacksmith,
Hunter.
Carver, Edmund, P. O. clerk,
Water.
Carver, S, J., postmaster, Water.
Cai-veth, John, laborer, N. Hun-
ter.
Cavinagh, Tim., Ontario House.
Hunter.
Chalmers, Geo., printer, George,
Chambers, John, clerk Hunter.
Chambers, Samuel, clerk. Hun-
ter.
Chambers, T. & Son, grocers, &c.,
cor Hunter and Water.
Chambers, Thos., sen., (T. Cham-
bers & Son,) McDonald.
Chambers, Thomas, junr., clerk,
Hunter.
Chambers, Wm. (T. Chambers
& Son), Hunter.
Chamberlain, E., N. Simcoe.
Champion, T, clerk. Water.
Chapman, William, laborer, N.
London.
Charlier. Mrs. N. McDonald.
Chatten, Jas. H., laborer, N".
Edinburgh.
Chowen, Eichard, blacksmith,
George.
Clarke, Edward, tanner, N.
Dalhousie.
Clarke, E. W., cigarmaker,
George.
Clarke, John, jeweller, Simcoe.
Cleary, John, Clerk, Brock.
Clegg, Ed. miller, N. Antrim.
Clementi, T. B., P. L. surveyor,
George.
Clementi, Vincent, S. Dalhousie,
CLEMENTI, V. M., agent, P.H.
L. & B.K.R., Charlotte.
Clemeslia, J. W., M.D., physician,
&c., George.
Clifford, John, grocer, George.
Clutworthy, J.,laborer, S Dublin.
Cluxton, Henry, clerk, George.
Cluxton, Richard, clerk. Water.
Cluxton, Wm., merchant, George
and Water.
Cook, Charles, shoemaker, S.
McDonald.
Cook, John, sawyer, S. Dublin.
Cook, R. P., carpenter, S. Dal-
housie.
Cookson, Ed., carriage-maker, N.
McDonald.
Coone^^ B., lumberer, S. Simcoe.
Cooney, P., gardener, S. Mc-
Donald.
Cooper, John, laborer, S. Mc-
Donald.
Cobb, Joseph H., blacksmith,
Hunter.
Collins, J. D., deputy registrar,
Ashburnham.
Collins, Thos., grocer, George and
Simcoe.
Rifle Metallic Cartridge.
42
J. C. CONNER S
Cole, Gregory, shoemaker, S.
London.
Commercial, Hotel, H. Morgan,
George.
Comstock, Aaron, (G. A. Cox &
Comstock,) Water.
CONNAL, PETER, grocer, kc,
George and McDonald.
Connelly, E. B., laborer, S. Char-
lotte.
Connen, Miss, S. Murray.
Conner, Alexander, shoemaker,
Rubidge.
Coimer, Patrick, laborer, S. Wolfe.
Conner, Thos., laborer, N. Dub-
lin.
Corby, Francis, laborer, S. Dal-
housie.
Corkery, J., laborer, S. Town-
send.
Oostello, John, laborer, N. ToAvn-
send.
Coulter, C, clerk, Charlotte.
Coulter, Wm., sr., druggist, &;c.,
George and Charlotte.
Coulter, Wm. j r. , clerk, Charlotte,
Course, W. F., grocer, Hunter.
Oowie, Wm. bookbinder, S. Dub-
lin.
Cox, Aaron, caljinetmaker, Lon-
don.
Oox &L Comstock, cal)inetmakers,
Simcoe.
Cox. George, A., express agent,
&c., Simcoe.
Oox, Harvey, painter, 8. Murray.
Cox, John, H., cutter, George.
Croft, William, Union Hotel,
Hunter.
Croft, W. H., clerk, Union Hotel.
Groly, Thos. ¥1. D., carpcntei*, S.
London.
Cronn, Geo. gentleman, George.
Cronn, John, gentleman, George.
Crossby, Jas. hiborer, N. Dublin.
Crough, Edward, blacksmith,
Hunter.
Cruickshanks, E., accountant, N.
King.
Culver, Jas., blacksmith, George.
Cummings, James, teamster, N.
Charlotte.
Cummins, Wm., clerk, George.
dimming, Wm., S. Simcoe.
Cunnion, Peter, laborer, S.Wolfe.
Daly, Maurice, waggonmaker,
Hunter.
Dalv, Michael, mason, N. King.
Daly, T., tailor, N. King.
Dancy, Edward, teamster, S.
London.
Darcy, Garret, fanmill maker,
S. Dublin.
Darling, John, farmer, N. Edin-
burgh.
Davis, Jas. R,., millwright, S.
Antrim.
Davis, Thos., gent., N. Simcoe.
Davison, John T., clerk, N. Brock.
Davidson, J. L, accountant,
Harvey.
Davidson, Robt., clerk, Simcoe.
Davidson, Robert, farmer, N.
King.
Davy, Wm., potter, S. McDonald.
Dawson, Alex., (Munro k Daw-
son), Ashburnham.
Day, Henry, gardener, N. Edin-
burgh.
De Montigny, Leon, artist, N.
Hunter.
D'Olier, Joseph, laborer, S. Sim-
coe.
D'Olier, Jos., laborer, N. Murray.
<Jo to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon. for
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D'Olier, Eichard, clerk, Asb-
burnham.
Defoe, Gilbert, turner, S. Murray.
Deignan, Mrs., N. Charlotte.
Dellaire, C, printer, Suiith.
Delany, John, blacksmith. S.
Murray.
Denne, Henry, gi'ain merchant,
George and Ashburnham.
Dennis, Henry, pumpmaker,
George.
Dennistoun, Fairbain & Cassells,
barristers, fee, Hunter.
Dennistoun, James R, <^Dennis-
toun, Fairbairn & Cassells),
Brock.
Deny, Thos., saddler, Reid.
Dermidy, Thomas, shoemaker,
Hunter.
Deshno, Jos, laborer, S. Hunter.
Devine, J as., shoemaker. King.
Dickson, S., lumber merchant, S.
Antrim.
Dixon, Jas. H., N. Edinburgh.
Dixon, J. B., principal, S. Antrim.
Dixon, J., law-student, George. |
Dismdale, A. W., boarding house
keeper, N. Hunter.
Dobbin, Adam, carter, N. Simcoe. {
Dobbin, Francis, pressman, Ash- |
burnham. !
DOHARTY, JOHN, carriage &
waggonmaker. Hunter. (See
card, p. 40.^
Doharty, Michael, blacksmith.
Hunter.
Dolan, James, clerk, Simcoe.
Doleman, Thos., pumpmaker, N.
London.
Donnell, James, blacksmith, N.
Dublin.
Donnelly, J., fanner, N. Antrim.
DONNELLY, THOS., saddles,
harness and trunks, George &
Reid.
Donel, Jas., printer, Bethune.
Donoven, Mrs., N. Sherbrook.
Doran & Gibbons, merchants,
George.
Doran, Patrick, (Doran & Gib-
bons), Simcoe.
Doris, Jas., carpenter, S. Simcoe.
Doris, Mrs., N. Dublin.
Douglass, John, blacksmith,
Bethune.
Douglass, Robert, weaver, N.
London.
Doyle, Wm., cabinetmaker, N.
Antrim.
Drake, John, laborer, S. Dal-
housie.
Drummond, George, accountant
and teller. Water.
Duio-e, Mrs. B., grocer, George.
DUMBLE, D. W., barrister, &c.,
George.
Dunn, J. B., grocer. Hunter.
Dunn, Justice, waggonmaker,
Simcoe.
Dunn, Michael, cooper, S. Smith.
Dunnet, B. W., clerk. Brock.
DUN NET, JAS. W., dry goods,
clothing, millinery, &c., Mon-
treal House, Geoi-ge St.
Duncan, Robert, laborer, S. Mc-
Donald.
Duncan, Wm., blacksmith, N.
McDonald.
Dunford, Charles, carpenter, N.
Simcoe.
Dunsford, George, attorney, kc,
George and Ashburnham.
Dunsford, Morris, law student,
Brock.
Powder, Shot, Caps, &c-
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J. €. CONNER S
Dunlap, John, saloon-keeper,
George.
Duval, Peter, laborer, S. Antrim.
Dytcher, William, laborer,. S.
Dublin.
Eastland, P., S. Simcoe.
Eastland, Thomas, gent., S. Hun-
EASTLAND, WM., dry goods
and ready-made clothing.
George. (See Card, f. 4GJ,
Edgar, Jas., boarding-house keep-
er, N. Murray.
Edmison, Alex., laborer, S. Lon-
don.
EDMISON, GEORGE, bamster,
George and Rubidge.
Edwards, James, Town Clerk,
Simcoe.
Elliott, Rcfbert, laborer, S. Sher-
brooke.
Elliott, Smith, teamster, S. Sher-
brooke.
Elliott, William, carpenter, S.
Brock,
Elward, Francis, laborer, S.
Townsend;
Emmerson, Wm., apprentice,
Ashburnham.
English, John, blacksmith, N.
Charlotte.
Erritt, R. W., insurance agent,
N. London.
Erly, J. T., cleik, George.
Erskine, George, weaver, S. Mc-
Donald.
ERSKINE, JOHN, dry goods.
&c., George. (Bee card, p. 46^.
EVANS, H. T., Peterborough
Marble Works. (See card,
p. 40.;
Evans, John, moulder, S. Dublin.
Fairbairn, T. M. (Dennistoun,
Fairbaim &o Cassels), Char-
lotte.
FAIRWEATHER, W. & Co,,
dry goods, clothing, &;c.,
George.
FATJCHER, DOLPHUS, St.
Lawrence Hotel, Brock.
Felee, N., laborer, N. King.
Ferguson, B., conductor, S. Dub-
lin. /
FERGUSON, JOHN, drj- goods,
&c., George.
Ferguson, Mrs., N. Brock.
Ferguson, Mi's. S. Simcoe.
Ferguson, Wm. clerk, McDonald.
Fife, Hugh, clerk, Murrav.
Fife,Wm. S. Murray.
Finnic, Peter, clerk, George.
Finlay, Joseph R., tinsmith,
George,
Fisher^ Luke, flour & feed, George.
Fisher, Mrs., N. Hunter.
Fitzgerald & Bolger, P. L. sur-
veyors, George.
Fitzgerald, G., carpenter, N. Lon-
don.
Fitzgerald, James, (Fitzgerald &
Bolger), George.
Fitzgerald, Patrick, shoemaker,
N. Brock.
Fitzgerald, Robt., cabinetmaker.
Water.
Fitzgerald, Thos., waggonmaker,
&c., Brock.
Flavelle, John, S. McDonald.
Flavelle, Wm., clerk, McDonald.
Fletcher, J., shoemaker, Georo^e.
Flynn, James, (Redmond &;
Flynn,) Hunter.
Forbes, George, photographer,
Simcoe.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
45
Ford, Jas., printer, London.
Ford, Joseph, weaver, N. London.
Forsythe, John, photographer,
Simcoe.
Forsythe, R, gardener, N, Edin-
burgh.
Forty, T., customs officer, S.
Sherbrook.
Foster, E., mason, N. McDonald-.
Fowler, James, clerk, Simcoe.
Fow^ler, Wm., farmer. King.
Fox, Charles J., laborer, S. King.
Eraser, Alex., laborer, N. Mc-
Donald,
Eraser, Donald, machinist, N.
London.
Eraser, John, laborer, S. London.
Eraser, Mrs., N. Simcoe.
Eraser, Robert, laborer, N. Mc-
Donald.
. Fry, John, painter. Queen.
G. W. C. T. of B. A. O. G. Tem-
plars, Wm. Eastland, George.
Galley, Wm,, machinist, N. Brock.
Galvin, P., blacksmith. Hunter.
Gamble, John, carpenter, N.
Antrim.
Gamble, Samuel, carpenter, S.
Antrim.
Garvey & Kent, gi'ocers, «fec.,
George.
Garvey, John. (Garvey & Kent,)
George.
Garvin, James, farmer, S. Mc-
Donald.
Graspriel, M., shoemaker, N.
Simcoe.
Gibbs, John, painter. Hunter.
Gibbons, John, (Doran & Gib-
bons,) George.
Gillespie, Alexander, carpenter,
S. Dalhousie.
Giles, Philip, gardener, Simcoe.
Gilmour, J. W, gentleman.
Glenn, Patrick, laborer, N. Brock.
Globe, S., laborer, S. King,
Glover, Lewis, gTocer, George
and Ashburnham.
Glover, Wm., clerk, Ashburnham.
Guesir, N., laborer, S. Charlotte.
Guest, Mrs., N. Charlotte.
Goodfellow, Bruce, clerk, George.
Goodwin, R. A., confectioner,
George.
Goldey, T. H., painter, S. Hunter.
Goslin, Francis, laborer, N. King.
Goyett, Lewis, laborer, S. Char-
lotte.
Goyett, Peter, boarding-house
keeper, S. Charlotte.
Goyett, Peter, laborer, N. King.
Graham, Mrs. & Co., dressmakers,
&c., Simcoe.
Graham, Mrs. S. London.
Graham, Mrs. N. Dalhousie.
GREEN & ROCHE, Dry Goods
Millinery and Clothing, George.
(See card 2?. 46.^
Green & Lipsett, grocers, &c.,
George.
Green, E., N. Charlotte. •
Green, Erasmus, carpenter, N.
Dublin.
GREEN, JOHN, (Scott & Green,)
Simcoe.
GREEN, R. H., (Green & Roche,)
George.
Green, Thomas, grocer, George.
Green, William, butcher, S. Mc-
Donald.
Green, W. J., (Green & Lipset),
Water.
Green, Wm. J., clerk, Stewart.
Grey, F. H., printer, Water.
Pocket Flasks, &c.
M ADVEKTISEMENTS.
ORX:£I¥ & ROCHE,
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
DOMINION HOUSE, GEORGE ST., PETERBOROUGH.
Millinery and Mantle Rooms in connection with the estjiblishment under the man-
agement of first class milliners. Clothing made to order.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND BRITISH
Dry Goods, Berlin Wool, &c.,
GLASGOW WAREHOUSE,
GEORGE STREET, PETERBOROUGH.
BROCK ST., PETERBOROUGH,
D. FAUCHER, - - Proprietor.
LUNCHES AT ALL HOURS. OYSTERS, LOBSTERS, SARDINES,
with every description of GAME in Season.
The Bar is always supplied with the choicest brands of Liquors and Cigars.
BOARD, $1.00 P£R BAY.
WILLIAM EASTLAND,
^ DRY GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, CLOTHS, &C.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
OEOROE STREET, PETERBOROUGH.
B. H XJ D S O N ,
CABINETMAKER AND BIRD STUFFER,
BROCK STREET, PETERBOROUGH.
FOUNDER AND MACHINIST,
SIMCOE STREET, PETERBOROUGH,
MANUFACTURES A SUPERIOR MORTICING MACHINE.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
#
Grift'en, Joseph, shoemaker,
George.
Griffith, James, carpenter, N.
London,
Griffith, Samuel, carpenter, S.
Antrim.
Grubb, R. W., teller Toronto
Bank, Stewart.
Guerin, I., hairdresser, George.
Haffiiy, John, tailor, S. Brock.
Haffe}^ Patrick, tailor, Simcoe.
HAGGART, JOHN, clerk.
Shaver's Hotel, Hunter.
Hagerty, Patrick, S. London.
Hague, Mrs. N. Simcoe.
Hall, Adam, clerk. Water.
Hall, Albert, confectioner, &c.
George.
HalV K H. D., law student,
Hunter.
Hall, F. W., (Kincaid & Co.,)
Hunter.
Hall, James, sheriff. Hunter.
Hall, James, A., deputy sheriff,
George.
Hall, J. J., clerk D. Court. George.
Hall, Maxwell, clerk, Simcoe.
Hall, Mrs. M., grocer, Aylmer.
Hall, Mrs. N. Simcoe.
Hall, Richai^d, Clerk Simcoe.
Hall, Robert, clerk, Simcoe.
HALL, WM., (Nicholls & Hall),
Hunter.
Hall, W. H., lumber merchant,
N. Hunter.
Hammon, Patrick, N. Edinburgh.
Hamilton, Francis, shoemaker,
Dublin.
HAMILTON, JAS. agricultural
foundry. Water.
HAMILTON, PETER, agricul-
tural foundry, Water.
Hamilton, Robt., hardware, kc,
George and Brock.
HAMILTON, WM., Peter-
borough Foundry, S. Murray.
Hannegan, William, carpenter,
S. London.
Handreand, Patrick, S. Hunter.
Harbison, Alex., clerk. S. London.
Hartly, Henry, teamster, N.
Murray.
Hartly, John A., Insurance
• Agent, George.
Hartly, Mrs., N. Antrim.
Harvey, Alex., M. D., physician,
&c., S. London.
Hastings, Mrs., N. Hunter.
Hay, Mrs., S. Brock.
Hazlett, T. G, N. Antrim.
Hazlehurst, George, clerk, Ru-
bidge.
Hazleliurst, Mrs., N. Simcoe.
Healy, Richard, laborer, N. Lon-
don.
Heather, F. W., butcher, S. Char-
lotte.
Heathfield, Thos., N. McDonald.
Heffner, Mrs., N. Dublin.
HELM'S FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP, William
Helm, Simcoe. {See card, j). 46.)
HELM, RALPH, machinist,
George.
HELM, WM., foundry and ma-
chine shop, Simcoe and George.
Henderson, Chas., clerk, George.
Hendei-son, Robt., clerk, George.
Henry, James, cigar-maker,
George.
Henry, James, S. Charlotte.
Hemy, John, mason, N. Mc-
Donald.
Henry, Thomas, tailor, Simcoe.
\
Powder Flasks and Shot Baggs-
48
ADVERTISEMENTS.
PETERBOROUGH
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS.
WM. HAMILTON,
MANUFACTURER OF THE
IDEE mill fflTEHSEEl
STEAM ENGINES AKD BOILERS,
GRIST AND SAW MILL WORK
l¥KOUGMT m03f SAW GATES, I.ATH MACHI]\^ES,
BOARD SPLITTING MACHINES, DOUBLE EDGERS,
HAND AND POWER GUMMERS,
Vulcanite Emery Glimmers for Circular Saws, <k., &c.
ROBERT KINGAN,
HUNTER STREET. PETERBOROUGH.
DEALER IN
BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, MUSIC, ROOM PAPER, &C.,
GEORGE STREET, PETERBOROUGH, OUT.
KINOAID & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I3RXJGGMSTS,
PETERBOROUGH, OXT.
Importers of every description of Drugs and Cliemicals together wdth Patent
Medicines, Perfumery, Essences, Dye-Stuffs, Paints, Oils, Putty, (xlass, &c., &c.,
&c. A large stock of Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps, Wicks, Glasses, &c,, kept con-
stantly on hand, for sale cheap.
The Celebrated Carratraca Water, Wholesale and Retail.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
49
Hen thorn, David, livery, Hunter.
Henthorn, J. T., J. P., &c., Hunter.
Hentliorn, Wm., saloon, Hunter.
Heuback, Fred., cabinetmaker,^
George and Water.
Hewett, John, N. Murray.
Hill, Edmond, C, carriage-maker,
N. Brock.
Hillier, John, carpenter, K Edin-
boro.
Hoban, Mrs., S. Simcoe.
Hoban, Wm., printer. Church.
HODGEN, W. H., Victoria
carriage factory, cor Brock
and George.
Hodgins, Wm., carriagemaker,
N. Brock.
Hodgson, JavS shoemaker, N.
Hunter,
Hodgson. Mrs., Ann, grocer,
George.
Hogan, Henry, sausagemaker,
N. Simcoe.
Holland, W. H., accountant, O.
Bank, Water.
Holland, W. J., clerk, Simcoe. *
Hold way, Ed., clerk, S. Hunter.
Holmstead, W. H, accountant.
T. Bank, cor Simcoe and
Water.
Hope, Jas., carpenter, N, Dublin.
Howden, James, butcher.
Howson, John, carpenter, S.
Smith.
Hoy land, John, agent, N.
Simcoe.
HUDSON, B., cabinetmaker,
&c., Brock. (See card, p 4ii5.)
Huffman, Timothy L., mason, N.
King.
Hughes, J. L.. carpenter, N.
Charlotte.
Hunter, E., laborer, N. King.
Hunter, P. A., Black Horse
Hotel, Aylmer.
Hurley, Mrs., S. King.
Huston, J. G., livery, Water.
Hutchinson, Geo., clerk, George.
Hutchison, Thos., N. London.
Huyck, K. M., waggonmaker.
Brock.
Innes, Robt., clerk, Simcoe.
INDIA & CHINA TEA COM-
PANY, Wm. Eastland, agent,
George.
Irwin, John, shoemaker, George.
Irwin, Mrs., S. Brock.
Iwrin, Robt., engineer, N. Dal-
housie.
Iwrin, Washington, tinsmith,
George.
Isbister, Jacob, blacksmith.
Brock.
Isbister, Wm., blacksmith. Brock.
Jackson, Andrew, N. Sherbrook.
Jackson, Wm., founder, N. An-
trim.
James, J. & Son, cabinetmakers,
George.
James, John, (J. James & Son),
Brock.
James, Wm., (J. James & Son),
Brock.
Jameson, F. J., printer. Water.
Jameson, Samuel, shoemaker,
N. Brock.
Jardine, Jas., ledger-keeper, To-
ronto Bank, Stewart.
Jay, Samuel, grocer, George.
Jeffries, J., grocer, N. Charlotte.
Jenkins, John, clerk, George.
Job, Wm., peddler, N. Cliarlotte.
Johnson, James, laborer, S. Dal-
housie.
Silver, Brass and Copper Trolling Hooks.
50
J. C. CONNER S
Johnson, John, mason, S. Dublin.
Johnson, Mrs., Murray.
Johnson, Samuel, shoemaker, N.
Charlotte.
Johnson, Samuel, carpenter, S.
Simcoe.
Johnston, Alfred J., clerk, Water.
Johnston, Geo., (W. & G. John-
ston), Water.
Johnston, G. H.. clerk, George.
Johnston, E., & Son, merchants,
George.
Johnston, Robert, (R. Johnston
& Son), Brock.
Johnston, Sidney, clerk, Water,
Johnston, W. & G., tailors.
Water.
Johnston, Wm., (R. Johnston &
Son,) Brock.
Johnston, Wm., (W. & G. John-
ston,) Water.
Jones, G., clerk. Water.
Jordan, Jas., laborer, S. Hunter.
Jordan, M. P., lumberer, N. Lon-
don.
Jordan, M., lumberman, S. Sim-
coe.
Kane, Andrew, trader, N. Lon-
don.
Kane, Michael, laborer, S. Smith.
Kane, Wm., clerk, London.
Keeman, John, carpenter, N.
Antrim.
Keane, Mrs. M., milliner, Water.
Kells, Wm. H., currier, N. Brock.
Kelly, John, blacksmith, N.
Sherbrook.
Kelly, John, laborer, N. Sher-
brook.
Kelly, John H., barber, Ashbum-
ham. '
Kelly, Mrs., N. McDonald.
Kelly, R, laborer, N. Simcoe.
Kelso, R., laborer, N. Edinboro'.
Kempt, A. W., druggist, &c.,
George and Brock.
Kennell, John, laborer, S. Town-
send.
Kennedy, John, N. Hunter.
Kennedy, J., blacksmith, Hun-
ter and George.
Kennedy, J. C, painter. Water.
Kennedy, Thomas, shoemaker,
N. Brock.
Kennedy, W. N., law-student,
N. Hunter.
Kennedy, Wm. N., painter, &c..
Water.
Kernen, Thos., shoemaker, N.
Simcoe.
Kerns, Wm., plasterer, S. Murray .
Kent, Thos., (Garvey & Kent),
Key, George, Wm., laborerer, N.
Hunter.
Kinnard, John, cabinetmaker, S.
Dublin.
KIDD, A. B., bookseller and
* stationer, George and Sheri-
dan's Terrace. (See card, p. 4iS)
Kindre, O., blacksmith, E. Water.
KINCAID & CO., Ontario
Drug Store, cor George and
Simcoe. (See card, p. 48.^
KINCAID, ROBERT, M.D.,
(Kincaird & Co.), George.
King, John, moulder, S. Mc-
Donald.
King, Mrs., S. McDonald.
King, Wm., soda water, &;c., N.
Simcoe.
Kingan, John, clerk, Brock.
KINGAN, ROBEBT, hardware,
&;c.. Hunter and Brock. (See
card, p. .)
Go to Walton's, Feterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTOY.
51
Kingdom, George, cooper, N.
Simcoe.
Knapp, F. H., clerk, Hunter.
Knight, Mrs., N. London
Laing, John, clerk, Hunter,
Lamoureux, S., laborer, N. King.
Lannin, Joseph, clerk, Water.
LANNIN,THOS., stove and tin-
smith, sign, giant T, George
and Water. (See card,^p. 52.^
Lane, J no., laborer, S.Townsend.
Lane, Timothy, laborer, S. Mur-
ray.
Langford, Geo., weaver, George.
Laparte, Mons., clerk, Hunter.
Larkin, Win., carpenter N. Mur-
ray
Larmour, Robert, shoemaker.
Brock and E. Water.
Larmour, W. J., shoemaker,
Brock and E. Water.
Laronde, M., teamster, S. King.
Lasher, A. W. & Co., merchants,
Hunter.
Lather, A. W., (A. W. Lasher &
Co.,) Aylmer.
Lasher, Wm., carpenter, S. Edin-
boro.
Laury, Ben., grocer. Hunter.
Lawder, E. & Co., merchants,
George.
Lawder, Ed., (E. Lawder k Co.,)
George.
Lawson, Henr\^, lumberer, S.
Antrim.
Lee, A., horsedealer, S. Charlotte.
Lee, John, carpenter, S. Smith.
Lee, John, laborer, S. Smith.
Lee, Mrs. J., milliner.
Lee, Wm., carpenter, S. Smith.
Lebelle, M., laborer, ^. Simcoe.
Lebiiin, Henry, clerk, Brock.
Lech, Wm., furrier, N. London.
Leitch, John, carpenter, N. Mur-
ray.
Lemay, David, contectioner, &c.,
George.
Lemay, Ernest, clerk, Brock.
Lemay, Francis, tailor, Hunter
& Brock.
Leonard, A. A., printer, Charlotte.
Leonard, G. S., S. Simcoe.
Leonard, Thomas, shoemaker, S.
Charlotte,
Leplant, B. laborer, N. Dal-
housie.
Leplant, N. laborer, N. Sher-
brook.
Leplant, N. butcher.
Leplant, T. laborer, S. Sherbrook.
Leslie, G. H., carpenter, S. Lon-
don.
Levic, D. laborer, S. Charlotte.
Liddell, Charles, carpenter, N.
Brock.
Lilley, Wm. painter, McDonald.
Lince, James, S. London, '
Lipsett, Lewis, (Green & Lipsett),
Water.
Little, Charles, lumberer, * N.
Brook.
LOCKHART & MILLAR, carri-
age and waggon maker. (See
card, J). 52), George.
LOCKHART, JOHN (Lockhart
& Millar), Harvey.
Logan, William, waggonmaker,
S. London.
Long, William, clerk, S. Simcoe.
Lorren, Benjamin, laborer, S.
Hunter.
Louden, H. patternmaker S.
McDonald.
Low. Wm. H., shoemaker, Water.
Double and Single Plated Harness
52 ADVERTISEMENTS.
THOMAS LANNIM,
Practical Tin and Copper Smith,
DEALEll IN
STOVES, FlIRMCES, SCALES, LAMPS, COAL OIL, &C.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
OEOROE STREET, PETERBOROUGH.
SIG-lSr OF THE OI-A-nSTT
T
LOCKHART & MILLER,
PRACTICAL CAimiACE MAKERS,
GEORGE STREET, PETERBOROUGH.
A GOOD SUPPLY OF
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES SLEIGHS AND CUTTERS
Always on liand, made from the best material, \york made to order with neatness
and dispatch. ALL WORK WARRANTED. JOBBING and HORSE-SHOEING .
Land and General Agency,
COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE, COURT HOUSE, PETEEBOKO'.
Fanners and otheris having land to dispose of will do well to send full
particulars.
]%o Cliarg^e unless a Sale i§ EfTeetecl.
JParties desirous of purchasing will find it to their advantage to call on the
undersigned, as he has for disposal a number of Improved Farms and a Large
Amount of \Vild Land.
EDO. PEARSE.
CHAS. MUNOASTER,
SIMCOE STREET, PETERBOROUGH.
ST. GEOI^aE'S S^LOOIN^,
PETERBOROUGH, ONT. , ^
G. MITCHEL.E, - - Proprietor.
Superior Ales, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, and Confectionery, Fish and Came in \
season. J
J. C. CONNERS
m
Lowcry, David, (A. W. Lasher,
& Co.,) Aylmer.
Lowry, Mrs., S. Simcoe,
Lundy, John, J., mcrchant,George
& Queen.
Limdy, Joseph, laborer, N.
Charlotte.
Lundy, Mrs.
Lundy, Robt. tainier, k,c., Brock
& Queen.
Lundy, Wni. merchant, George
&D Queen.
Lundy, Wm. tanner, Queen,
Luny, John, millwright, N. Dal-
housie.
Lynch, Bryan, laborer, N, London.
Lynch, Jas. laborer, S. Smith.
McBumey, George, carpenter, N.
Dublin.
McBurney, Thomas, gentleman,
S. Hunter.
McCabe, P. baker, N. Simcoe.
McCamus, Wm. M.D., physician,
&;c., Water.
McCann, Michael, blacksmith,
Hunter.
McCarthy, Francis, blacksmith,
George.
ilcCauley, Jacob, grocer. Hunter.
McCauly, Jacob, laborer, N.
Hunter.
McClelland, Jane, N. Edinburgh.
McClelland, John, jeweller,
George, & Brock.
]\IcCombe, Wm. J., carpenter, S.
Simcoe.
^IcConchie, John, clerk. N. Mc-
Donald.
McCorroll, Wm. saddler, Hunter.
McCormac, J. laborer, S. Smith.
McCormac. P. laborer, S. Edin-
burgh.
gentleman,
McCULLAGH, WM., (White &
McCullagh), Water.
McCullough, J. laborer, S. Mc-
Donald.
McCULLOUGH, J. K, M.B^,
physician, «Ssc., Hunter &
George. (See card, p. o4>.)
McDermott, Miss., S. Simcoe.
McDonnell, Rev. J. S., Simcoe.
McDonald, Agnes, N. Murray.
McDonald, Angus, grocer, George,
McDonald, Charles, waggon--
maker. Hunter.
McDonald, D. clerk, George.
McDonald, John,
George.
McDonald, J. D., Royal Canadian
Hotel, Simcoe.
McDonald, Mrs., S., Hunter.
McDonald, Miss M., S. Hunter.
McDonald, Patrick, tailor, Hun-
ter.
McDonald, wm., Royal
Canadian Hotel, Simcoe.
McDonald, Wm., blacksmith,
Hunter,
McDougall, James, blacksmith,
Brock.
McDougall, Wm., clerk, George.
McDowell, Mrs., S. London.
McEvelah, James, laborer, N.
Edinburgh.
McEvelah, Patrick, N. Dublin.
McFaddeT), Jas., laborer, S. Smith.
McFadden, J., market clerk, ]N.
Charlotte.
McFadden, Martin, laborer, N.
Dublin.
McFarlane, D., accountant, S.
Simcoe.
McFaul, J. H., teacher, N. Hun-
ter.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
Best Russian Iron Pipe.
54 ADVERTISEMENTS.
DOCTOR
McCULLOUaH,
GEADUATE of TRINITY COLLEGE, Dublin, Ireland,
AND LICENTIATE of the Dominion of Canada.
AND LATE SURGEON OF THE U. S ARMY & NAVY,
Wishes to inform the public at hirge, that having had upwards of Thirty
Years experience in the practice of Physic, Surgery, and Midwifery, both in
the cities and Hospitals of Europe and America, besides an experience of
upwards of Five Years in the Camp, Post, and Marine Hospitals of the U.
S. Army and Navy.
Dr. McCULLOUGH would intimate to the Sick and Afflicted tliat with
the above experience, together with a tliorough Dublin University Educa-
tion, he is enabled to treat and cure all melancholy, diseases, whether
ACUTE, or CHRONIC, with which the human family are afflicted, (many
of which w^ere once thought incurable,) in the most scientific manner, and
without that pain and torture once endured.
^S^ Dr. McCULLOCH would also notify the public, that he is prepared
to treat and c^ire the First and Second Stages of Consumptiox, and all
diseases of the Chest and -Lungs, by PANCREATINE, and the Inhalation
of ATOMIZED LIQUIDS, in their different forms. Also, Bronchitis and
Coughs, no 'inatter how long standing by the above successful treatment.
Dr. McCULLOUGH would confidently assure all persons troubled witli
.^©^ PRIVATE or PUBLIC DISEASES of any kind or description what-
ever, that his ability to treat and cure all such can be equalled by none.
Dr. McCULIiOUGH will be found in his Office, or at his Residence,
at all hours of the Day and Night, except when out Oii professional
business.
K B. ff^ All Communications strictly Covfidential.
Office — Hunter street, opposite J. R. Ormond & Co's., Watchmakers and
Jewellers.
Residence— Corner of George and Dublin Streets.
Visits in the Corporation $1 only— Visits in the County Moderate.
j»- ADVICE TO ALL FREE -®ft
COUNIT OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
OD
McGarity, Arthur, moulder, N.
Dublin.
McGill, H., teamster, S. Murray.
McGimiis, John, laborer, S. Hun-
ter.
McGrath, C, shoemaker, S.
Hunter.
McGregor, Duncan, mason, N.
Dublin.
McGregor, John, machinist, S.
London.
McGregor, Lewis, saloon, George.
McGregor, Malcolm, stage pro-
prietor, Ashburnham.
McGregoi*, Malcolm, blacJ^smith,
Brock.
Mclntyre, Peter, tailor, Simcoe.
McKee, Robert, clerk, Dublin.
McKee, S., clerk, Commercial
Hotel.
McKee, Wm., carpenter, Dublin.
McKellar & Cameron, hardware,
groceries. &c., cor George and
Hunter.
McKellar, Donald, (McKellar &
Cameron,) Ashburnham.
McKelvy, James, auctioneer, N.
King.
McKnight, Adam, tailor, George.
McKowan, Wm., printer, Simcoe.
McMahon. M., laborer, N. Hunter.
McMann, Hugh, shoemaker,
George.
McManis, Hugh, laborer, S.
Simcoe.
McMillen, Wm., barber. Hunter.
McNab, R. A., produce merchant,
&c., George.
McNeely, John, shoemaker,
Antrim.
McNeal, Alex., auctioneer, N.
Brock.
McNemara, Mrs., S. Townsend.
McNicholls, Patrick, blacksmith.
Hunter.
McNicholls, Patrick, wagon-
maker, Hunter.
Mc Williams, Jas., gaoler, Court
House.
McWilliams, John B., clerk,
Monaghan.
McWilliams, J. H., waggon-
maker, S. London.
McWilliams, Robt., S. Brock.
Madegan, M., laborer, S.London.
Mahony, Mrs., S., Charlotte.
Mahony, Thos., N. Simcoe.
Maillet, H., barber. Hunter.
Malcolm, Wm., machinist, N.
Murray.
Marceau, H., barber, George.
Marks, Irvine, blacksmith. Brock.
Marshall, John, saddler, N. Dub-
lin.
Marshall, Jno., trimmer, Bethune.
Marshall, J. H., trimmer,
Bethune.
Martin, M., miller, S. Simcoe.
Martin, Wm., (Robertson & Mar-
tin,) George.
Martyn, John, laborer, N. Brock.
Martyn, Mrs., S. Hunter.
Mason, David, clerk, George.
Mason, Francis, cooper, S. Brock.
Mason, Miss, N. Simcoe.
Mason, W. J., clerk, George.
Masters, George, shoemaker,
George.
Masters, Mrs., S. Murray.
Mather, Christoplier, blacksmith.
Brock.
May, John, blacksmith, S. Mur-
ray.
May, Mrs., N. Hunter.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
Eave Troughing and Tin Roofing.
o(j
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ROY AT. C^^I^^DI^V^ HOTEL,
SIMCOE ST., PETERBOIIOUGH,
WHL. McBOKALD, - - - Proprietor.
First-class Stabling in connection, and every Accommodation for the Travelling Public
Ms '^mmms fymfm^,
CAPITAL, S1,000,000, Paid in full.
$100,000 IN Gold Deposited with ' the Casadias GovEEyMEXT.
FRED. W. HALL, Agent, Peterborough.
GEO. B. FEURY,
a«l §xm& Ml §feaiit §hI,w,
(Next Door, to PvOyal Canadian Hotel.)
SIMCOE STREET, PETERBOKOUGH.
Wedding and Fancy Cakes of all descriptions on hand and made to order on
the shortest notice. Summer Drinks and Fruits of all kinds in season. Pic-nics,
Diimers and Suppers supplied with every luxury to suit the gi-eatest epicure.
PETERBOFIOUGH
ROOMS OVER T. DONNELLY'S STORE.
Constantly on hand Sewing Machines from $12 to $200, from all the best
makers in Canada and the United States. Oils, Needles, Springs, Shuttles, &c.,
always in stock.
SIMCOE STREET, PETEIiBOROUGH, ONT.
Every attention paid to Travellers. Charges jHoderate.
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
57
Meatland, M., carpenter, S. Mc-
Donald.
Medcalfe, W., saddler, Hunter.
Medor, B., laborer, S. Charlotte.
Melligan, James, gardener,. N.
Dublin.
Melone, Hugh, teamster, S. Lon-
don.
Menzies, James, cutter, Aylmer.
Menzies, Thomas, bookseller,
George and Brock.
Menzies, W., printer, Aylmer.
Mercer, Frank, (W. Mercer &;
Bros.,) Stewart.
Mercer, John, (W. Mercer &
Bros.,) Stewart.
Mercer, William, (W. Mercer &
Bros.,) Stewart.
Mercer, W. & Brothers, tailors.
George.
Metherall, J. P., waggonmaker,
George.
Metherall, Wm., carriagemaker,
N. Murray.
t/
Meyett, Louis, barber, Hunter.
Michaud, John, clerk. Hunter.
Middleton, Walter, clerk, Char-
lotte.
Mills, George, trimmer, E-ubidge.
Mills, George, blacksmith, E.
Water.
Mills, Mrs. E., grocer. Water.
Mills, Mrs. N. Hunter.
MILLAR, JAS, (Lockhart &;
Millar), Harvey.
Miller, Joseph, farmer, S. Dal-
housie.
Miller, J. W., painter, McDonald.
Miller, Robert, waggon maker.
Brock.
Miller, William, blacksmith, S.
Sherbrook.
Miller, Wm. telegraph messenger,
London.
Mineker, Wm., carriage maker, S.
London.
Mitchell, Fred, clerk, George.
MITCHELL, GEORGE, Sr.,
Grocer, &c., George. (See
card, J). o2.)
MitchsU, George, junr., clerk,
George.
Mitchell, John, carpenter S.
Brock.
Mitchell, William, H., saddler.
Hunter «fc Ashburnham.
Mooney, Fred., lumber merchant,
N. Hunter.
Mooie, Andrew, laborer, S. Edin-
burgh.
MOORE. W. H., barrister, &c.,
George and Water.
Moffat, John, blacksmith,
Aylmer.
Moloney, John, grocer, George
and Simcoe.
Moloney, Michael, merchant,
George and Simcoe.
Moloney, Thos., clerk, Simcoe.
Moloney, Wm., clerk, Simcoe.
Montgomery, J., carpenter, N.
Charlotte.
MONTREAL BANK, R. Rich-
ardson, agent, cor Water and
Simcoe.
MONTREAL HOUSE, dry
goods, clothing & millinery,
J. W. Dunnet, George.
Morris, Dr. E., medicines, fee,
Geor^'e.
Morris, Robt., trader, S. Dublin.
Monison, C, clothier, N. Hunter.
Mon'oan, Peter, laborer, S. Him-
ter.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
Well and Cistern Pump?.
58
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TKCE
et^rbotowgli (^xumimx.
($1.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.)
IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
T
T T
WATER STREET, PETERBOROUGH.
ALL KINDS OF
BOOK, JOB A^ISTD F^ISTCY
i^^^Y ^ir,Y
I
DONE IN THK
Best StylGi and as Low as City Prices.
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
59
Morroan, Seville, laborer, S.
Hunter.
Morrow, Alex., N. Murray.
Morrow, R. A., law student, Mc-
Donald.
Morgan, A. P., grocer. Hunter
and Rubidge.
Morgan, Henry, Commercial
Hotel, George.
Morgan, John, clerk, Commercial
Hotel, George.
Morgen, Mrs., N. Charlotte.
Morensee, B. J., laborer, N.
Simcoe.
Mowry, M. clerk, Ashburnham.
Mulligan, Joseph, teamster, S.
Sherbrook.
MUNCASTER, CHAS., watch-
maker, &c., Simcoe. (See card,
p. 52.;
Mungovan, Mrs., dressmaker, &e.,
Water.
Mungovan, P., news agent, S.
Simcoe.
Munro & Dawson, millers, mill
reserve.
Munro, George, (Munro &; Daw-
son,) London.
Napoleon, Louis, farmer.
NATIONAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO., Fred. W. Hall,
agent, cor. George and Simcoe.
(See card, p. oQ.)
Naven, J., laborer, S. Dublin.
Nesbitt, E. J., saddler, S. Brock.
Nesbitt, J .,turnkey. Court House.
NESBITT, WALTER, clerk,
Brock.
New Dominion House, John
Reid, Simcoe.
NICHOLLS & HALL, general
merchants, Simcoe.
Nicholls, Miss, N. McDonald.
NICHOLLS, ROBERT, (Nic-
holls & Hall, Rubidge.
Noble, Francis, shoemaker. Hun-
ter.
Noble, James,saloon,&;c., George.
Norton, A., M.D., tinsmith, N.
Antrim.
Norton, Stephen, P. tinsmith,
George.
O'Beirne, I., P. 0. clerk. Water.
O'Beirne, Ivan, attorney, &c.,
Aylmer.
O'Brien, John, waggonmaker,
Brock.
O'Brien,. John, waggonmaker,
Hunter.
O'Brien, Michael, waggonmaker,
DowTiing.
O'Brien, Patrick, waggonmaker.
Hunter.
O'Brien, Patrick, laborer, N.
Dalhousie.
O'Connor, Ed., laborer, N. King.
O'Connor, Mrs., S. King.
O'Dette, M., laborer, N. Sher-
Brooke.
O'Donnell, E., laborer, S. Dal-
housie,
O'Donnell, tT.,L.D.S., dentist, cor
George and Hunter.
O'Donnell, M., teamster, N. Sim-
coe.
O'Leary, James, waggonmaker,
Hunter.
O'Mara, P., cigarmaker, George.
O'Neal, Miss, N. Brock.
O'Neil, Robt., barber. Hunter.
O'Reily, James, teamster, S.
Sherbrook.
O'Shea, John, shoemaker, S.
Hunter.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcayg^eon, for
Beer and Fancy Pumps.
GO ADVERTSEMENTS.
THE PETERBOW REVIEW,
ESTABLISHED IN 1853.
THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND MOST EXTENSIVELY CIRCULATED
JOURAL IN THIS OR THE ADJOINING COUNTIES,
PUBLISHED BY
ROBEET ROMAmE, - - Proprietor,
4 MARKET BLOCK, PETERBOROUGH,
STEAM POWER PRESS
BOOKBINDEEY, &c.
A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF FIRST CLASS
STATIONERY & ACCOUNT BOOKS,
Consisting of Saunder's, Gowan's and Pirie's machine and hand-made Papers,
Super-Royal, Royal, Medium, Demy, Post, Foolscap, Letter and Note Papers,
Plain and Ruled in great variety ; Black Bordered Note and Envelopes to match ;
and a complete assortment of everything in the above line. Campbell's series of
School Books authorized by the Board of Education.
AND ALSO
Blank Forms of Mortgages, Deeds, &c.
A most complete Stock of every description at present in use, suited to tlie
requirements of the Lawyer, Magistrate, Township and Division Court Clerks,
Coroners, Constables, &c., &c. Also
Complete Sets of Authorized Customs Blank Entries for Dutiable
and Free Goods,
AT 4 CENTS PER SET, OR $3 PER 100 SETS.
ROBERT ROMAINE,
Publisher aud Proprietor of tJie Peterboro* Beview'
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
61
O'SULLIYAN, JOH>T, M.D,
physician, &c., Hunter.
Ogilvy, William, manager, R. C.
Bank, Hunter.
ONTARIO BANK, G. E. Shaw,
manager. Water.
Ontario House, T. Cavinagh,
Hunter,
Ontario Mills, Munro & Dav*^son,
Dickson's Race.
ORDE, WALTER L., assistant
* manager C. L. & E. Co., res.
Ashburnham.
Ormond & Walsh, druggists,
George.
Ormond, C., (Ormond & Walsh.)
ORMOND, J. R., watches, clocks,
&c.. Hunter.
Owens, Henry, cabinetmaker, S.
Pallet t, Robert, shoemalier,
George.
Pamell, John, miller, S. London.
Parnell, Richard, miller, S, Mc-
Donald.
Parsons, George, laborer, N. An-
trim.
Patton, Mrs., S. Charlotte.
Patterson, George, Simpson's
Saloon, George.
Patterson, Jas., blacksmith.
Patterson, R., shoemaker, Simcoe.
Patterson, Thos., patternmaker,
S. London.
Patterson, W. ct Son, tanners,
&c., Aylmer.
Patterson, Walter, sen., (W.
Patterson & Son,) Aylmer.
Patterson, Salter, jun., (W.
Patterson & Son,) Stewart.
Payne, L., N. McDonald.
PEARSE, EDG, county clerk,
George. (See card p. 52.)
Pengelly, Jas., saddler, Hunter.
Pentland, D., dentist, George &
Brcck.
Pepin, Lewis, carter, S. Brock.
Perry, Chas., M.P., S. London.
PERRY, GEORGE B., baker k
confectioner, Simcoe. (See
card, p. 56.)
Perry, Mrs., N. Charlotte.
Peters, Charles, lavf-student,
Rubidge.
Petre, Boselle, laborer, S. Lon-
don.
PETERBORO' EXAMINER,
every Thursday — J. Stratton,
editor and proprietor. Terms
$1.50, Water. (See card, p. 5^.)
PETERBORO' FOUNDRY, W.
Hamilton, S. Murray. (See
card, p. 48,^
PETERBORO'i^^FZ£'F, every
Friday — Robt. Remain, pub.
Terms $1.50, George. (See
card, p. 60.)
PETERBORO' SEWING MA-
CHINE CO., George. (See
card, p. 56.)
PETERBORO' WOOLLEN
MILLS, D. Brooke, Dickson's
Itace
PHELAN'S H:0TEL, Edward
Phelan, Simcoe. (See card,
p. o6.)
PHELAN, ED., Phelan's Hotel,
Simcoe.
Philips, Wm., laborer, N. Char-
lotte.
Poole, Edwin, cabinetmaker,
George.
P. H. L. t B. R. R., A. Y. Wil-
lians, supt. (See card, p). 64.^
Powers, Mrs., S. Antrim.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
Lead Piping, cheap,
62
ADVEIITISEMENTS.
TEAMEi iSEMIH
m
LINDSAY AND PETERBOROUGH
VIA
BRTJDG EjSTOI^TH:.
LEAVING BRIDGENORTH,
(Connecting with Stage from Peterborough), for Bobcaygeon, Fenelon Falls and
Lindsay, every ^Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings cat 10 o'clock sharp.
LEAVING LINDSAY
For Bridgenorth and Peterborough every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday niorn-
ings, at half -past 9 o'clock, calling at Fenelon Falls only on Saturdays.
Stages leave Peterborough at half-past 8 a. m., in time to catch the boat for
Lindsay.
(Late simpsox house:,)
EDWARD SHAVER, Proprietor.
EVERY ATTENTION PAID TO TRAVELLERS.
And careful Hostlers in attendance.
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
63
Pratt, Thos., carpenter, N. Sher-
brook.
Prattis, Jno„ shoemaker. Water.
Primmo, John, barber, Hunter.
Primmo, Mrs., S. Hunter.
Purser, John, blacksmith, N.
Brock.,
Quinn, Hugh, laborer, S. Towns-
end.
Rackett, A. H., musician, S. An-
trim.
Kaggatt, Martin, clerk. Com-
mercial Hotel.
Redmond «fc Flynn, blacksmiths,
&c.. Hunter.
Redmond, Michael, (Redmond k>
Flynn,) Hunter.
Redpath, Samuel, tailor, N.
Dublin.
ReLd,Jno., New Dominion House,
Simcoe.
Reid, Robert, teller, R. C. Bank,
Ashburnham.
Reilly, Hugh, tailor, Simcoe.
Reimond, J., laborer, S. Charlotte.
Reirdon, Mrs., S. Simcoe.
Reuyea,Rinie, laborer, S. Dublin.
Reynolds, Ben., hotelkeeper.
Hunter.
Reynolds, G., mason, S. Charlotte.
RICHARDSON, ROBT., agent
Montreal Bank, Simcoe.
Ricky , Frank, shoemaker, George.
Ridley, C, printer, Water.
Ritchie, John, mason, Edinburgh.
Robertson, John, carpenter, N.
Dublin.
Robson, Samuel, saddler, George.
Robson, Walter, carpenter, N.
Dublin.
Robertson & Martin, carpenters,
&c., Dublin,
Robertson, Ed., grocer, S. Char-
lotte.
Robertson
Dublin.
Robertson
cultural
Hugh, machinist.
James, agent agri-
implements. Water
and McDonald.
Robertson, John, moulder, N.
MuiTay.
Robertson, Robert, carpenter, S.
King.
Robertson, Wm., (Robertson k,
Martin,) Dublin.
Robertson, Wm., pressman, Ash-
burnham.
Robinson, Arthur, clerk, George.
Robinson, Charles, painter, S.
Murray.
Robinson, T. W., clerk, George.
ROBINSON, I. &C0., dry goods,
groceries, &c., George, (^et
card, "p. .)
ROBINSON, ISAAC, (I. Robin-
son & Co.,) George.
ROCHE, JOHN, (Green &
Roche,) Simcoe.
Rogers, George M., law student,
Park.
Rogers, W. C, manager Galway
Lead Co«, Murray.
Rogers, John, farmer. S. London.
ROGER, WM., clerk. Water.
ROMAINE, RORT., publisher
Peterborough Revieiu, Simcoe.
Rorabeck, R., painter, Brock.
Ross's Hotel, George, Ross,
George.
Ross, John, laborer, N. Murray.
Ross, Thos., blacksmith, E. Water.
Rose, Jas., blacksmith, S. Brock.
Rose, John, machinist, S. Simcoe.
Rose, Mrs. H., milliner, George.
Go to Walton's, Feterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
Cooking, Parlor and Box Stoves.
64
A DV KKT ISEMENTS.
Port Hope, Lindsay and Beaverton
WITH
BRANCH FROM MlLLBilOOK JO PETEKBORC AX!) LAKEFIELD.
mm m wm tmiis ti iei sica m liiii
(SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Trains run in Connexion with the Steamers on Lake Ontario and the
back Lakes,
<^ ALSO, WITH Tl-IIi
©^^[Mi© T^^u^K r^mmn iast hWD wiit.
FEOM PORT HOPE TO MILLBROOK 18 Mae?,
Do. do. do. do. LINDSAY 43 do.
Do. do. do. do. BEAVERTON 66 do.
Do. do. do. do. PETERBORO' 30 do.
Do. do. do. do. LAKEFIELD 41 do.
TOTAL LENGTH OF ROAD 89 do.
President Henry Covert.
Vice-President W. Cluxton.
Treasurer and Secretary Joseph Gray.
Auditor John Smart.
Superintendent and Purchasing Agent . . A. T. Williams.
Assistant do. and Master of Transportation G. L. Fisk.
Assistant Engineer John W. Tatk.
C^eneral Freight and Ticket Agent E. Gray.
Master Mechanic H. G. Taylor.
Road Master Roet. Alexander.
Annunl Ehction, third l^nesda*/ in Janmnj.
C'OITNTY OF PETERBOllOUGH DIRECTORY.
m
E,osbuiy,D.,laborer, N.Charlotte. I Sanderson, Michael, farmer, N.
Ros'burgh, James, clerk, George, j King.
Kountree, Thomas, shoemaker, | Sanderson, Miss, milliner, &c.,
Water.
Rowe, Robt., builder, N. Hunter.
Roval, Mrs., N. King.
ROYAL CANADIAN HOTEL,
V^. McDonald, Simcoe. (See
card, p. 5Q.)
Royal Canadian Bank. William
Ogilvy, manager, George.
Rubidge, Cliarlcs, registrar,
Rubidge.
Rubidge, Fred., clerk, Charlotte.
Rubidge, Henry, clerk, Charlotte.
Rudkins, Patiick, shoemaker, S.
King.
Rule, George, pedlar, S. Town-
send.
Rurdon, John, laborer, N. Mc-
Donald.
Russell, John, laborer, N. Hunter.
Rush, Henry, clerk, George,
RUSH & BUCKETT, veterinary
surgeons, George. (See card,
p. m.)
RtJSH, JOHN R., (Rush t
Buckett,) London.
Simcoe.
Sanderson, Wm., clerk. Murray.
Sarney, C, printer, Water.
Schneider, George, grocer, S.
London.
SCOTT & GREEN, barristers,
&;c., Simcoe. (See card, p. 6S.)
Scott, Andrew, blacksmith, N.
Antrim.
Scott, Mi's., N. Sherbrook.
Scott, W. A., lumberman, K
Sherbrook,
SCOTT, WM., H. mayor, (Scott&
Green.)
Shanaghan, Mrs., S. Murray.
Shanaghan, Paul, laborer, S.
Townsend.
SHAVER'S HOTEL, E. Shaver,
Hunter, (See card, p. 62.)
SHAVER, ED., Shaver's Hotel.
Hunter.
SHAW, GEORGE E., manager
Ontario Bank, Water.
Shaw, Joseph, clerk, George.
Shaw, Josenh, tailor, S. Brock.
Rush, Thomas, veterinary sur- i Shaw, N., lumber merchant, S..
geon, S. Murray.
Rutherford, A., carpenter. N.
McDonald.
Ryan, Patrick, tanner, fee,
George.
ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL, D.
Faucher, Brock. (See card,
p. 4G.;
St. Louis Philip, laborer, S. King.
Sage, Benj., laborer, S. London.
Sandy, Mrs., S. Charlotte.
Sandy, Sam., saddler, Charlotte.
Sanderson, Ed., clerk, Simcoe.
Hunter.
Shaw, Thos., clerk. Hunter.
Sheenan, Mrs., N. Murray.
Sheerer, Peter, laborer, N. Mur-
ray.
Shea, John, clerk, Simcoe.
Sheridan, J., music dealer, George.
SHERIDAN, WALTER, County
Treasurer, Brock.
Sherwood, Henry, mason, S.
Smith.
SHERWOOD, WM. E., flour &
feed store. Hunter.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
Agricultural Furnaces, &c.
Q6 ADVERTISEMENTS.
STEWART HOUSE,
Corner of Hunter and Water Streets,
HAMILTON UIN, Proprietor.
BUS TO AND FROM THE CARS.
RUSH & BUCKETT,
f Ef Elliill. S«l€£©^
No. 6 HENTHOKN'S BLOCK, PETESBORO'
Horse and Cattle Medicines kept constantly on hand. Horses taken under medical
treatment on reasonable terms.
GEORGE TAYLOR,
PUMPMAKEE AND WOOD TURNER,
COR. SmCOE AND AYLMER STREETS, PETERBORO'.
J. ROBINSON & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN
GEORGE STREET, PETERBOROUGH.
COirNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
67
Short, Ft. A., clerk, George.
Simm, John, carpenter, 8. Mc-
Donald.
Simons, Peter, cutter, Simcoe.
Sixsmith, T., teamster, S. Smith.
Sloman, Alfred, tinsmith, George.
Sloman, Frank, blacksmith,
Aylmer.
SMITH, ALEX., manager, To-
ronto Bank, Simcoe.
Smith, D. C, clerk, George.
Smith, H. H., law-student, Hun-
ter.
Smith, Mrs., S. Sherbrook.
Smith, Hon. vSidney, Q.C., bar-
rister, &c., cor Water & Hun-
ter.
Smith, W. J., teacher, S. Mc-
Donald.
Snelgrove, Jas., waggonmaker,
George.
Snider, Geo., grocer, &c., George.
Snider, Wm.,"S. McDonald.
Sovyes, Henry, boarding-house
keeper, Ts. Charlotte.
Sowdye, Joseph, mason, S. Smith.
Sparling, Edward, miller, Ash-
burnham.
Spence, John, manufacturer, S.
Antrim.
Spencely, J., mason, N. McDonald.
Sproule, G. B., photogTapher,
Hunter.
Spry, Jas., blacksmith, N. Char-
lotte.
S|)ry, Lewis, tinsmith, S. Simcoe.
Stafford, Jolm, sawyer, S, Char-
lotte.
Stalker, Joseph, shoemaker, N.
London.
Sianley, Pt. cutter, George.
Staple ton, C, bailiff, S. Murray.
Stark, Adam, N. Dublin.
STEAMER OGEMAH, Capt., J.
Wallis. (See card, 2). Q2.)
Stenson, R, & Son, shoemakers,
George.
Stenson, Robt., (R. Stenson &;
Son), Charlotte.
Stenson, Jas., T. (R. Stenson »&>
Son), Rubidge.
Stenton, J. T., blacksmith, George.
Stephens, James, printer, &c.,
George.
Stephens, J. H., fancy goods,
George.
Stethem, G. &j Co., hardware, &c.,
George.
Stethem, George, (G. Stethem &
Co.,) Rubidge.
Stevenson, James, tinsmith,
George & Simcoe.
Stevenson, Mrs., S. McDonald.
Stevenson, Robert, book-keeper,
S. Dublin.
STEWART HOUSE, H. Uins,
corner Hunter & Water. (See
card, J)- 6G.y)
Stewart, Alex., weaver, N. Lon-
don.
Stewart, Charles, clerk, Brock.
Stewart, G. A., civil engineer, S.
Charlotte,
Stewart, Mrs., S. McDonald.
Stinson, James, carpenter, N.
Murray.
STRATTON, JAMES, editor &
proprietor Peterboro Examiner,
Ashburnham.
Strickland & Rogers, lumber
merchants, George.
Strickland, H. (Strickland &
Rogers), Ashburnham.
Stutt, Andrew, IS". Charlotte.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
Dumb Stoves and Stove Pipes.
68
WM. H. TAYLOR, M.D.
.(l. r. c. s. edbnburgh,)
AND .
FA.MILY DRTJGaiST, •
SUCCESSOR TO J. W. GILMOUR,
CORNER OF GEORGE AND HUNTER STREETS,
DEALERS IN
Pure Drugs aiid Chemicals.
Patent and Proprietary Medicines.
Fancy and Toilet Articles, &c.
Field, Flower and Garden Seeds,
Paints, Oils. &c.
PHYSICIANS' PEESCEIPTIONS CAEEFULLY COMPOUNDED
And Orders ansioered with Care and Dispatch. Farmers and Physicians from (he
Country will find our Stock of Medicines complete, warranted genuine
and of the best quality.
SCOTT & anEEisr,
u<^^
-f SIMCOE STREET,
PETERBORO'.
WM. H. SCOTT. JOHN GREEN.
" W* 0. THOMSON a CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND MANTLES,
GEORGE STREET, PETERBORO'.
T. J. ^V^I^STSHIF,
Tobacconist and Cigar Manufacturer,
George Street, Peterboro', Ont.
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
Stut<-, John, saddler, K Simcoe.
Stutt, E,. J., brakesman, N. Char-
lotte.
Sullivan, E., clerk, Brock.
Sullivan, John, hotelkeeper,
Hunter.
Sutherland, D., grain merchant,
S. Simcoe.
Sutherland, Hugh, teamster, N.
McDonald.
Sutherland, Jas., clerk, S. Char-
lotte.
Sutherland, William, clerk, Ash-
burnham.
Swinton, James, teamster, N.
Simcoe.
Tagney, J., laborer, S. McDonald.
Tagney, Morris, laborer, S. Edin-
burgh.
Tagney, Timothy, laborer, N.
Edinburgh.
Tamblyn, John, teller, Ontario
Bank, Stevrart.
Tanner, George, cabinetmaker,
Hunter.
Tanner, Mrs., S. Simcoe.
Tate, Mrs., S. Charlotte.
Tate, T. C., clerk, Commercial
Hotel, George.
TAYLOR, GEO., pumpmaker
and turner, Simcoe. (See card,
p. 60.)
Taylor, Jno., shoemaker, George.
Taylor, Miss, S. Hunter.
Taylor, Robt., tailor, Simcoe and
Taylor, Thos., laborer, S.London.
Taylor, William, clerk, Auburn
Mills.
Taylor, Wm., clerk. Brock.
TAYLOR, W. H., M.D., druggist
& chemist, George and Brock.
(See card, ix 68.^
69
N. Mur-
Terrult, Wm., laborer,
ray.
THOMSON, W. G. & CO., dry
goods, millinery, &c., George.
(See card. p. QS.)
Thompson, W. G., (W. G.
Thompson, & Co., George.
Thompson, Edward, teamster, S.
Smith.
Thompson, E. lumber merchant,
N. McD^iald.
Thompson, James, clerk, George.
Thompson, J. sawyer, S. Char-
lotte.
Thompson, R. photographer,
George.
Thompson, R. W., clerk, George.
Thompson, William, weaver N.
Murray.
Thornton, William, carter, S. Mc-
Donald.
Tierney, Edward, clerk, Simcoe.
Tierney, Jane, S. London.
Tierne}-, William, livery, Simcoe.
Toole, Wm., builder, S. Murray.
Tobin, Edward, hotelkeeper,
George.
TORONTO, BANK, 'Alexander
Smith, manager, cor., Simcoe
& Water.
Tremaine, J. spinner, S. Mc-
Donald.
Trembly, O. laborer, N. Char-
lotte.
Trenwith, R. shoemaker, S. Char-
lotte.
Trotter, Mrs., S. McDonald.
Tucker, Thos., moulder, S. Lon-
don.
Tully, James, clerk, George.
Tully, J. tailor, George.
Turcott, F. laborer, N. Simcoe.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
Lamps, Chandeliers, Chimneys, &c.
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J. C. CONNER S
Turcott, Reiiiy, clerk, Brock.
TURVER, CAPTAIN JOHN,
Caisse's Hotel, George.
UINS, HAMILTON, Stewart
House, cor.. Water & George.
Union Hotel, Win., Croft, Hunter.
Venett, B. laborer, S.Sherbrook.
Venett, Ed., laborer, S. Sherbrook.
Venett, Francis, J., cooper, S.
McDonald.
Venett, Gabriel, cooper, S. Mc-
Donald.
VICTORIA CARRIAGE FAC-
TORY, W. H. Hodgen, cor..
Brock, &o George.
Waddell, Wm., saddler George.
Wait, D. v., millwight, N.
London.
Wainright, Mrs. Mary, niillinei',
George,
AVainriglit, Robert, butcher,
George.
Waller, Abram, Avaggonmaker,
George.
Walsh, James, trader. N. Antrim.
Walsh, JohU; laborer, S. Wolfe.
Walsh, Mrs., S. Hunter.
Walsh, Walter, printer, Antrim.
Walsh, William, (Ormand &
Walsh), George.
T
LT
GEORGE SEHEET, PETERBORO', AND EOBCAYGEON,
DEALER IN
COOKI^^a, F^^RLOR ^ND BOX
STOVES,
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
Mm,
Eave Troiigliing, House Fittings, Well and Cistern Pumps, Lead Piping, &c. ; also
of Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Satchels, Bells, Whips, Lashes,
Brushes, Combs, Horse Clothing &c. Dealer in
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, CHIMNEYS, COAL OIL,
Wholesale and Retail, Lumbermens' Furnishings, Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Henry's, Ballard's and Allen's Breech-loading Bifle,, Six and Seven Shooting
Revolvers, celebrated English makes Double and Single ban-elled Guns, Metallic
Cartridges, Powder, Shot, Caps, &c.
For particulars, see bottom lines through Directory.
WHITE & McCULLAGH,
GEORGE STREET, - - PETERBORO'.
BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER.
i
t:OUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
71
Walton, Edward, clerk, Brock.
WALTON, ROBERT, dealer in
stoves, tinware, &c., George, H.
Brock. (See card, p. 70, and
bottom lines.
Wannamaker, S. S., clerk, Uin's
Hotel.
Wand, William, carpenter. N.
Murray.
Warde, F. J., (Wray & Warde,
George.
Wareham, H. baker. Hunter.
Wareham, M. baker. Hunter.
Watt, Wm., saddler, George.
Webber, George, butcher, S.
Brock.
Webber, Giles, gentleman, N.
Simcoe.
Weir, Robert, tailor, McDonald.
Wells, John, shoemaker, N.
^Dublin.
Wells, Wm., tinsmith, George.
WELLER, C. A., barrister, &c.,
cor. Simcoe & Water.
Wellband, John, W., shoemaker,
N. Brock.
Wench, James, N. Charlotte.
Werden, Austin, clerk, George.
West, George, clerk, George.
WescottRobt., potter, S. Murray.
Wheeler, C. S., shoemaker,
George.
Wheeler, David, laborer, N. An-
trim.
Wheeler, Uriah, laborer, N. Dub-
lin.
WHITE & McCULLAGH,
manufacturers of boots & shoes,
George. (See card, j). 70. j
White, Jas. carpenter, N. Murray.
White, John, agricultural works,
S, Murray.
White, Joseph, telegraph opera-
tor. Hunter.
White, Robert, livery, George.
WHITE, SAMUEL, (White k
McCullagh), Water.
White, Thomas, gentleman, N.
Simcoe.
White, William, shoemaker, N.
Charlotte.
Wliite, William, cabinetmaker,
S. Charlotte.
White, William, clerk, George.
Whitfield, E. R., farmer, S.
Murray.
Whittle, Andrew, merchant, N.
McDonald.
Willett, Bruno, laborer, S. Char-
lotte.
Williams, Angus, S. Hunter.
Williams, George, clerk. Commer-
cial Hotel.
Williams, Henry, laborer, S.
Charlotte.
Williamson, David, saddler,
Hunter.
Williamson, John, tailor, S.
Simcoe.
Williamson, Wm., H., grocer, S,
Antrim.
Wilson, Alex., S. Brock.
Wilson, Edward, clerk, Brock.
Wilson, James, butcher, S. Char-
lotte.
Wilson, John, hotelkeeper.
Hunter.
Wilson, Joseph, tinsmith, S.
Edinburgh.
Wilson, J. butcher.
Wilson, Mrs. Jas., grocer. Water.
Wilson, Mrs., S. Dublin.
Wilson, Mrs., N. Simcoe.
Wilson, Mrs., N. McDonald.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
Goal Oil, Wholesale and Retail.
72
J. C. CONNER.S
Wilsori, Misses S & R., millinere,
Water.
Wilson, Miss., S. Hunter,
Winch, H. C, butcher.
WINBHIP, T. J., cigar manu-
facturer, &c., George. (See
card, J). 08.^
Woods, Mrs., S. Sherbrook.
Woods, Stephen, N. Hunter.
Wray & Warde, auctioneers, &c.,
Hunter.
Wray, A. (Wray & Warde),
George.
Wright, Alfred; clerk, Sherbrook.
Wright, G., laborer, S. Simcoe.
Wright, James, laborer, S. Smith.
Wright, S. carpenter, N. Sher-
brook.
Wrighton,W.H., grocer, George.
Yarrah, D. laborer, N. Sherbrook.
Yates, Wm,, teamster, S. Char-
lotte.
Yelland, Mrs. S. Sherbrook.
Yelland, William, blacksmith,
George.
Yerrah, C. laborer, N. King.
Yerraw, E. laborer, S. Charlotte.
Zolin, Joseph, laborer, S. Simcoe.
SELWYN,
A village in the township of Smith, 12 miles from Peterborough.
. Population about GO.
Baker, Samuel, farmer.
'Bell, James, merchant.
Bell, William, farmer.
Bluet, Josiah, farmer.
Davis, John, cooper.
Oibbons, James, blacksmith.
Isbister, John, blacksmith.
Jones, Rev. C. E., W. Methodist.
McDougall, Thomas, teacher.
McGrath, Patrick, carpenter.
Mcllmoyle, Nathan, farmer.
Mcllmoyle, William, carpenter.
McKee, Andrew, farmer.
McKee, William, farmer.
McKee, William, J., farmer.
Manning, Samuel, farmer.
Middleton, John, J., teacher.
Moore, John, gentleman, &:c.
Moore, Wjlliam, laborer.
jNorthy, James, farmer.
Northy, John, farmer.
NORTHEY, RICHARD, mer-
chant, hotelkeeper & post-
master.
Northy, William, farmer.
Roberts. Rev. E., Baptist.
Sanderson, Edward, farmer.
Sanderson, Francis, farmer.
Sanderson, William, farmer.
Thomas, Rev. Father, Roman
Catholic.
Waterouse, J. W., farmer.
Wagoner, Henry, farmer.
SOUTH DOURO,
A village iji the township of Douro, 10 miles from Peterborough.
Populatkai about 30.
Go to Walton's ,PeterboroTigh and Babcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUaH DIRECTORY.
73
Comstock, H. R., farmer,
HANNAHAN, THOMAS, post-
master, &ZC.
Jones, Peter, farmer.
Keene, John, laborer.
Macdonnell, James, farmer.
Peters, James, G., farmer.
SOUTH DUMMEE,
A village in the township of Dummer, 16 miles from Peterborough
Population about 20.
Hancock, Charles, W. farmer. SPEERS, WM., M., postmaster,
Jackson, James, farmer. &;c.
Quigley, Patrick, farmer.
SPEINGVILLE,
A village in the township of North Monaghan, seven miles from
Peterborough. Population about 225.
Leitch, John, weaver.
McCall, Robert, hotelkeeper.
McCamus, Wm., M.D., physi-
cian, &c.
McBain, William, farmer.
McDonald, John, blacksmith.
Mclndoe, Robert, farmer.
Mahony, William, blacksmith.
►Scott, Sorel, hotelkeeper.
Walsh, John, farmer, &c.
Wilson, -David, farmer.
Young, George, farmer.
Youns^, James, fixnner.
Bennett, John, dentist.
Bedgrove, William, blacksmith.
Blain, Rev. Wm., Presbyterian.
Calrke, William, farmer.
Cornell, J. C, teacher.
Dundas, James, farmer.
Dundas, John, farmer.
Fowler, William, farmer.
Gent, Edward, tailor.
Gibson, Robert, carpenter,
GOODFELLOW, ARCH., mcr.
chant &; postmaster.
Jameson, John, weaver.
WAESAW,
A village in the township of Dummer, 18 miles from Peterborough
Population about 180.
Chandeliers for Churches, cheap.
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J. C. CONNERS
Bell, Henry, laborer.
Bingham, James, M.D., physician,
&c.
Campbell, Thomas, waggon-
maker.
Chapin, John, cabinetmaker,
Choat, Thomas, merchant.
Choat, Thos., G., miller.
Dwyer, Mrs Ann.
Fife, John, carpenter.
Garlic, George, clerk.
Hamblen, Samuel, blacksmith.
Kennedy, Patrick, blacksmitli.
Kidd, Daniel, blacksmith.
Knapp, Arnold, waggonmaker.
McGuire, Aaron, teacher.
Mcllvena, Edward, blacksmith.
Mackie, James, merchant.
Moore, William, laborer.
Piper, J. W., waggonmaker.
Read, James, tailor:
Read, Washington, merchant.
Riggs Thomas.
Sanderson, Rev. John.
Snellgrove, William, hotel-
keeper.
Wason, John, merchant.
WESTWOOD,
A village^in the township of Asphodel, 15 miles from Peterborough-
Population about 80.
Andrews, Rev. J. Presbyterian.
Breckenridge, John, farmer, &;c.
Brown, Thomas, waggonmaker.
Cameron, Thomas, miller.
Christie, Thomas, tailor.
GRIEFIN, SAMUEL, mer-
chant and postmaster.
Humphreys, Job, farmer.
McCamus, James, teacher.
Macdonald, Thomas, farmer,
0' Grady, Jeremiah, shoemaker.
Powell, John, farmer.
Reid, Thomas, shoemaker.
Sargent, Edward, blacksmith.
Sharp, William, blacksmith.
Short, Rev. J., W. Methodist.
Weald, Michael, hotelkeeper.
YOUNG'S POINT,
A village in the township of Smith, 14 miles from Peterborough.
Population about 50.
Davis, John, cooper.
Davis, William, farmer.
Graham, John, sawyer.
Kearney, James, sr., farmer.
Aryatt, Joseph, sr., farmer.
Aryatt, Joseph, jr., farmer.
Barry, Thomas, teacher.
Davis, Edward, farmer.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
/O
Kearney, James, jr., merchant.
KEARNEY, PATRICK, post-
master, &c..
Miller, Andrew, butcher.
Millage Charles, farmer.
Pasley, A. farmer.
White, Samuel, carpenter.
White, Thomas, farmer.
Young, Mathew, hotelkeeper.
Young, Samuel, farmer.
Young, Thomas, farmer.
Young, William, farmer.
TO^^i:^SHTPS
TOWNSHIP OF ANSTRUTHEK,
The township of Anstruther is bounded on the north by the town-
ship of Monmouth, on the south by the township of Burleigh, on
the east by the township of Chandos, and on the west by the
township of Cavendish. Population about 100.
Breen, Patrick, 1, 33 f
Clegg, Sidney, W., M.D., reeve,
2, 37£
Couch, Daniel, blacksmith, 5, 39 £
Crow, Wm., 4, 35 f.
Fortin, Joseph, blacksmith, 2,
34 f.
Hall, Edward, S., postmaster, 1
n J 34 f
Harris, John, 1, 29 f
Harris, Thomas, 1, 28 f
Lousley, Caleb, 3, 37 f
Lousley, Joseph, 3, 38 1»
McCauley, Robert, 1, 39 f.
McDonald, John, 2, 35 f
Mcllemoyles, James, 1, 30 f
Mitchell, Mrs. 2, 36 f
Steen, Joseph, 3, 39 f
Stuart, Thos., hotelkeeper, l,Slf
Walton JRowland, 2, 32 f
Walton, William, 3, 32 £
Wilson, George, 1, 35 £
Wilson, Mary, 1 e ^ 34 £
Wilson, Thomas, 1,^37 £
Wilson, William, 2, 38 £
Young, John, 4, 39 £
TOWNSHIP OF ASPHODEL,
The township of Asphodel is bounded on the north by the town-
ship of Dummer, on the south by Rice Lake and the River Trent,
Children's Carriages and Perambulators.
76
J. C. CONNER S
on the east by the River Trent and the townships of Belmont,
county of Peterborough, and Seymour, county of Northumberland,
and on the west by the townships of Douro and Otonabee. Popu-
lation about 3,000.
stageowner,
Ackerman, Samuel
9 pt 17 f.
Adams, Samuel, 11 s J 19 £
Allen, Andrew, laborer, 4 pt 20.
Allen. Michael, 1 i 20.
Anderson, David, broker, 8 pt 4.
Anderson, Joseph, 7 J 20 f.
Armstrong, James, 18 s e ^ 8 t.
Armstrong, Thomas, shoemaker,
8 pt_17 t.
Barr, James, 6 pt 18 f.
Barringer, Patrick, baker, 8 pt 4 1.
Barringer, Walter, M.D., 8 pt 4.
Barker, L. D.. laborer, 8 pt 4 f.
Bavis, Adam. 5 e J- 8 f.
Bickel, Hugh, 9, 14 f.
Bickel, James, sr., 9, 12 f.
Bickel, John, 1, 19 t.
Birdsall, Francis, 1 J 1 f.
Birdsall, Frances, sawmiller, 1 J
It.
BirdsaU, Richard, 2 J 3 f .
Boland, John, sr., 1 n J 17 f.
Boland, John, jr., 2 e J 19 f.
Boland, Peter, 2 w I- 16. f.
Boner, James, carpenter, 1 J 18 t.
Borland, John, 2 i 2 f .
Borland, Robert, 2 pt 1 f.
Boyd, William, laborer, 8 pt 4 f.
Breakenridge, Jehial, miller, 10
w i 18 f.
Breakenridge, John, 3, 9 f.
Breakenridge, William, weaver,
2 pt 11 t.
Brick, Johh, laborer, 8 pt 4 f.
Brinnen, Dennis, hotelkeeper, 9
pt4 t.
Brinnen, Patrick, sr., 8 pt 4.
Brinnen, Patrick, jr., hotelkeeper*
8 pt 4 t.
Brooks, Archibald, lumber mer-
chant, 8 pt 17 t.
Brody, Jolm, laborer, 8 pt 17 t.
Brough, Alexander, 7 pt 4 f.
Brown, James, sr., 5 J 20 f.
Brown, James, jr., 3 n w J 18 t.
Brown, James, 0., teacher, 7 pt
4f.
Brown, John, P., 10 e J 13 f.
Brown, Thos., carpenter, 2 pt 11 f.
Brown, Wm., carpenter, 2pt 10 t.
Buck, Charles, 9 w h 10 f.
Buck, Daniel, 10 e | IC f.
Buck, J. A., merchant, 9 pt 18 f.
Buck, John, laborer, 9 pt 18 t.
Buck, Oliver, 8 e -i- 12 f.
Buck, Thomas, 8 e J 13 f.
Buck, Thomas, 10 n w J 16 f
Buchan, John, merchant, 8 pt 17 1.
Buchanan, Mrs., 9 pt 17.
Burton, John, 10 s w ^ 11 f.
Burton, Matthew, 10swJ16f.
Bush, Solomon, 8 pt 4 t.
Butterfield, J. A., postmaster, 8
pt 17 f,
Calder, John, 8 pt 16 f.
Calahan, Mrs, 8 pt 17 f
Cameron, Donald, 1 1 13 f.
Camerou, Duncan, 1 w J 11 f.
Cameron, John, 1 | 13 f.
Cameron, Thos., miller, 2 pt 11.
Cannon, William, 3 e .V 20.
Carter, William, 10 pt 6 f.
Carburry, John, 10 pt 8 f.
Card well, Benjamin, 2 e J 12 f.
Cassey, John, 4 pt 19 t.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
BOUNTY OF PETERBOIIOUGH DIRECTORY.
77-
Caughlin, Jerry, G e i^ 5 f . !
Caughlin, Richard, 4 e ^ 16 f.
Caughlin, Timothy, 8 pt 4 f.f
Christer, Hugh, 1 n J 14 f.
Christer, James, tailor, 2ptl0 t.
Christer, William, 2 w J 15 f.
Clark, Andrew, laborer, 8 pt 4 f.
Clark, Mrs., 9 pt 17.
Clancey, Jerry, 6 |;t 11 t.
Clysdale, Samuel, sr., 9 pt 19 t.
Clysdale, Samuel, jr., 8 n e J 19f.
Clysdale, William, 6 J 20 f.
Cood, Wm., mason, 7; 5 f.
Cook, Daniel, manager factory,
8 pt 4 t.
Cooper, John. P., merchant, 8 pt
4f.
CoUings, Hugh, 4 J^ 4 t.
Comstock, John, sr., 3 pt 11 f.
Comsrock, Robert, 5 e J 3 t.
Connors, Thomas, 8 w h 12 f.
Conolon, Martin, shoemaker, 8
pt 4 t.
Coup, Peter, manager foundry,
9 pt 17 t.
Courall, Philip, J., lumberer. 7
pt 4 f
Crawford, John, 11 e J 17 f
Crankishon, Wm,, clerk, 8 pt 4 t.
Crosby, William, miller, 8 pt 4 t.
Crowthers, Joseph, cooper. 9 pt
17 f.
Crowley, James, 7 pt lOf
Crowley, John, 7 w JIO.
pVowiey, Patrick, 7 e h 9.
Cunningham, Wm., laborer, 8 pt
17 t.
Curtain, Mrs., 6 e J 10 f.
Daily, Eagan, 2 e J 16 t.
Daily, Timothy, tailor, 8 pt 4 t
Davis, P. C, tailor, G e ^ U I
Day, William, 7 pt 16 f.
Dean, Mrs., 11 pt 18.
Denely, Thos., J., 8 pt 17 t.
Dewart, T. W., carpenter, 8 pt
18 £
Doonan, James, 9 s e l 8 f
Doughty, Henry, tinsmith, 8 pt
17 t.
Doughty, James, laborer, 9 pt
17 t.
Doughty, John, shoemaker.
Doughterty, John, 8 pt 7 f.
Dougherty, L., 6 w | 9 t.
Dougherty, Patrick, 4 e h 14 f
Driscoll, John, mason, 8 pt 1 7 f.
DriscoU, John, S., 2 e J 10 t.
Drury, Mrs., 8 pt. 17.
Drummond, John, laborer, 3 pt
12 t.
Dunning, James, cooper, 7 pt 4 t.
Dwir, Daniel, blacksmith, 2 pt 20.
Dwir, John, 2 e J, 20 f
Eagen, Patrick, 10 w i 14 f
Eaton, Wm. tailor, 8 pt 17 £
Elliott, A. H., merchant, 8 pt
171
Elliott, George, 10 w ^ 12 f
Elliott, Hamilton, 9 pt 15 f.
Elliott, Robert, 10 e J 12 f.
Elliott, Thomas, teamster, 9 pt
17 t.
Elliott, William, 9 s w J 15 f
Elliott, W. H., 11 n J 11 f.
Elmhurst, John, 3 pt 5 £
Elmhurst, Joseph, 4 w J 5 £
Emery, Levi, 8 pt 16 t.
Emery, Walter, laborer, 9ptl6 t.
Emetan, Alfred, labjorer, 8 pt 5 t.
English, Edward, 4 w|' ]5 f.
English, George, 4 e 3^^5 £
English, Michael, S e% 14 £
English, William, 4 -J 6 £
Fallen, Thomas, 6 w i 14 £
CMldren's Hand Sleighs.
78
C. CONNER S
Farrer, Charles, 2 e J 13 f.
Fife, Benjamin, 5, 9 f.
Fife, J., 1 w i 12 f
Fife, J. M., merchant, 8 pt 4 t.
Fife, John, M., 5 w i 6 f
Fife, John, W., 10, 10 f
Fife, Robert, 1 e ^ 12 f.
Fife, Thomas, 5 pt 7 t.
Finley, John, manufacturer, 9 pt
17 f.
Fitzgerald, Jame.s, 4 w J 8 f
Fitzgerald, John, 3 e I l'> t.
Fitzpatrick, Charles, 2w J 20 t.
Fitzpatrick, John, sr., 5 \v J- 15 f
Fitzpatrick, John, jr., 5 w J 14 f.
Fitzpatrick, John, 12 pt 19 f
Flynn, John laborer, 8 pt 4 t.
Foley, Patrick, 7, 17 f.
Ford, Bernard, laborer, 8 pt. 4 f.
Ford, Thomas. 7 e | 14 f
Foster, David, shoemaker, 9 pt
17 f.
Foschir, Peter, laborer, 8 pt 4 t.
Fowlds, Henry, millowner, 7 pt
4f
Fowlds, J. S„ & Bros, lumber
merchants, 7 & 8 pts 4 & 4 f .
Fox, Charles, 1 w i 6 f.
Frazer, John, clerk, S pt 4 t.
Frankishon, Francis, 10 h 11 t.
Fry, Forby, J., laborer, 8 pt 17 t.
Fuller, Jonathan, painter, 8 pt
4f.
Gamo, John, laborer, 9 pt 19 t.
Garvey, Wm., 2 pt 15 f.
Gartsher, Pvobt., miller, 8 pt 4 t.
Gibbin, John, 2 \y h 1 f.
Gilchrist, Thos , 0 e"' ^ 7 t.
Glen, William, 12 pt^20 t.
Grady, Jeremiali, shoemaker, 2
ptlO f
Grady, John, 7 w ^ 9 f . .
Grady, Thomas, 6 e |- 9 f.
Grady, Timothy, 9 e i 11 f.
Graham, Alexander, 8 n } 8 f.
Graham, John, brickmaker, 8 pt
5 f .
Graham, Richard, brickmakei',
8 pt 4 t.
Greenbank, Jas., 8 w J 15 f.
Grieyes, Oswald, 7 e J 8 t.
Griffis, Jas., A., cabinetmaker, 8
j pt 5 f.
Griffis, Stephen, bailiff, 7 pt 4 f
j Griffin, Samuel merchant, 2 pt
i 10 f.
Groyer, P. M., M.P., 9ptG f,
Groyey, Thos., 8 ^ 17 f
Gully, Edward, laborer. 3 pt
1 t.
Hair, John, jr., 3 ^ 15 f.
Hair, Thos., 3 pt IQ f.
Hair, WiUiam, 1 e ^ IG f
Hamilton, James, carpenter, 8 pt
5£
Hamilton, Wm., 5 pt 20 f,
Hancock, William, 1 w i 8 f.
Harrison, John, G, hotelkeeper,
8 pt 4 t.
Harrison, Robert, 1 pt 15 f.
Harrison, William, 4 w ]^ 11 f •
Hart. John, 1 w J 4 t.
Hartley, Mrs. hotelkeeper. 9 pt
17.
Harper, Alexander, carpenter, 9
pt 17 f.
Harper, James, carpenter, 9 pt
17 f
Harper, John, carpenter, 9 j)t
18 f
Hawley, Albert, druo^gist, 8 pt
4 t.
Hazard, William, carpenter, 8 pt
4t.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bofccaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
79
Healy, Daniel, lumberman, 5 h
15 f.
Healy, Martin, 3 ^ 11 f.
Healy, Richard, 3 pt 11 f.
Healy, Thos, 7 w h U f.
Healy, Thomas, W., laborer, 2 pt
11 t.
HeifFeman, James, 4 pt 16 f.
HeifFeman, La\vrence, 5 s ^ 13 f.
HeifFeman, Patrick, sr., 4 w ^
14 f,
HeifFeman, Patrick, jr , 4 pt 16 f.
HeifFeman, Thomas, 4 pt 16 F.
Hennisey, Mrs., 9 pt 17.
Henderson, George, blacksmith,
9 pt 17 F
Herkimer, Henry, jeweller, 8 pt
, 5t.
Hetherington, R. blacksmith, 9
pt 18 £
Hewston, Robeit, shoemaker, 8
pt 4£
Hill, A. 8 pt 4 a.
Hill, R., hotelkeeper, 9 pt 17 t.
Hill, William, carpenter, 7 pt 4 t.
Hilton, John. 7 pt 4 F
Hogan, Mrs., 3 ^ 16.
Howard, C, laborer, 8 pt 16 a.
Howard, John, waggonmaker, 7
pt 4t.
Howston, Thomas, 8 11 F
Howston, Thos., waggonmaker,
9 pt 18 F
Humphries, Henry, 4 e ^ 2 & 3 F
Humphries, Israel, 8 e J ^, F
'Humphries, Jaol, 2, 8 F
Humphries, Robert, 3, S F
Humphries, Tlios., 8 pt 4 F
Hurly, Denis, 7, 15 F
Hurly, Timothy, merchant, 8 pt
4F
Hutchinson, J., laborer, 8 pt 4 t.
Insley, John, blacksmith, 8 pt 4 F
Jackson, George, shoemaker, 8
pt 4 F
Jackson, Philip, 8 pt 4 t.
Jackson, Robt., 8 pt 4. t.
Johnston, Henry, broker, 8pt 4 F
Johnston^ J. A., hotelkeeper, 8 pt
17 F
Johnston, Richard, 7 pt 3 F
Johnston, William, laborer, 7 pt
4t.
Keating, Richard, saddler, 8 pt
4 t.
Kelly, Daniel, 6 w J 18 F
Kempt, Alex., carpenter, 9 pt
17 F
Kempt, J. A., tinsmith, 8 pt 4^t.
Kempt, Jacob, laborer, 8 pt 4 t.
Kempt, Joseph, tinsmith, 7 pt
4 t.
K^mpt, W. E., tinsmith, 7 pt4F
Kennedy, Philip, merchant, 8 pt
4t.
Kirk, George, teamster, 9 pt 18 t.
Kirkpatrick, Henry, clerk, 8 pt
17 F
Knox, John, 4 pt 18 F
Knox, Mathew, 4 pt 18 F
KufF, Daniel, 3 w i 4 F
KufF, Daniel, 3se"i 13 t.
KufF, John, 4 w Jt 12 F
Kuff, Michael, 3 ne J 13 t.
Lannoth, T. & W., merchants, 8
pts 4 t.
Lasahaw, Basil, 8 pt 5 F
Law, Stephen, butcher, 7 pt 4 t.
Leeper, Robert, 11 J 12 F
Leach, Charles, 1 w^ J 7 t.
Leale}', James, 4 J 17 F
Leaming, Matliew, 5 J 13 F
Loble, Thomas, 5 pt 6 F
Loble, Warner, laborer, 6 pt 6 t.
Brass andPorcelain Kettles.
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J. C. CONNERS
Loble, Warner, 5 w J 3 t.
Londerville, Samuel, cooper, 7 pt
4 t
Lovelet, B., 2 ^ 3 t.
Lundegar, Lawrence, 5 J 14 f.
Lundeigan, Michael, 4 pt 15 f
Lynn, Andrew, laborer, 7 pt 4 t.
Lynn, David, sawyer, D pt 20 t.
Lynn, Hugh, 5 J 16 f.
Lynn, Joseph, 9 pt 15 f.
Lynn, Robert, sawyer, 9 pt 20 t.
Lynn, William, 5 1 17 f.
Lynch, John, 6 i 4 f .
Lynch, Michael, 2 w J 13 t.
Lynch, Morton, 3pt20f.
Lynch, Mrs., 3 pt 20.
Lynch, Thos., 1 1 J 4 t
^ilcBrine, Jeremiah, laborer, 9 pt
17 1
M:cCall, Hugh, 4 i 11 f-
McCarthy, James, 6 ^ 19 £
McCarthy, James, laborer, 8 pt
5f.
McCarthy, James, 8 pt 4 t,
McCarthy, Michael, 1 J 5 t.
McCarthy, William, 7, 18 f.
McConnai, John carpenter, 2 pt
10 f.
McDonald, Thomas, 2 f 9 f.
McGee, Andrew, 11 J 11 f.
McGillen, John, G i 6 t.
McGroch, Mrs. 2 pt 9.
McKay, George, 12 pt 14 t.
McKay, James, 12 pt 13 t.
McKay, Wm., 11 | 14 f.
McKenzie, Alex., 2, 10 t.
McKenzie, Charles, 2 pt 9 t.
McLachlin, James, cooper, 8 pt
17 t.
McLiaciilin, Robert, hotelkeeper,
8 T)T. 17 t.
McMasters, Thomas, 1 ^ 19 f.
McMaster, Thomas, 5 J 19 f.
McMuUen, David, laborer, 9 pt
17 t.
McMullcn, Frances, 11 J 10 f.
McMullen, James, 11 J 15 t.
McMullen, James, 11 i 20 t.
McMullen, Michael, hotelkeeper,
8 pt 17 f.
McMullen, Robert, 6 J 20f.
McMullen, Thomas, 5 n e J 19 f.
McNulty, Neil, 5 i 16 f.
McPherson, John, 8 J 20 t.
Mahoney, Denis, 1 J 17 t.
Mahoney, Jeremiah, 2 J 18 f.
Mahoney, Patrick, 7 J 11 f.
Mahoney, Thomas, 9 j t 10 f.
Marquis, Angus, mason, 8 pt 17 t.
Metcalf, Philip, laborer, 9 pt 17 t.
Metcalf, Robert, 9 J 10 f.
Millegan, Robert, 1 J 20 t.
Miles, Jeremiah, 8 ^7 f.
Moore, Charles, M.D., 8 pt 17 t.
Moore, James, 7, 7 f.
Moore, 0. N., cabinetmaker, 8 pt
17f.
Moffat, Briston, slioemaker, 8 pt
17 f.
Monder, John, 2 | 14 f.
Morrow, Joseph, 8 J 20 t.
Morrison, David, clerk, 8 pt 5 f.
Morrison, Mathew, slioemaker, 9
l)t 18 t.
Morton, Henry, B., 8 pt 5 t.
Murray, Mrs. 8 ])t 4 f.
Murphy, John, 5 J 8 f .
Murphy, Timothy'^ 7, 19 f.
Nelson, D., carpenter, 8 pt 4 t.
Nevins, James, laborer, 8 pt 5 t.
Nichoil, M. & R., wa'jc^-onmakers,
9 pt 17 t.
Nichoil, Matthew, bhve]:siiiith, 9
pt 17 t.
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COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
81
Nicholl, William, blacksmith, 8
pt 17 f.
O'Dell, John, hotelkeeper, 8 pt
- 4 t.
O'Neil, Patrick, 2 i 4 t.
Oakman, Mrs., 6 J 5 f .
Orr, Andrew, lumber merchant,
7 pts 4 & 5 f.
Orr, William, lumber merchant.
8 pt 4 f.
Ovins, James, teacher, 4 pt 11 f.
Parker, Thomas, 11 n | 19 f.
Patterson, Alex., 8 e J 15 f.
Patterson, Edward, 10 f 17 f.
Patterson, Edward, 11 pt 13 f.
Patterson, George, 9 pt 18 t.
Patterson, James, 10 f 17 f.
Patterson, John, S., miller, 9 pt
17 t.
Pearce, J. B., merchant, 9 pt 17 f.
Pearcer, Charles, stage driver, 8
pt 17 t.
Peck, Gilles, carpenter, 8 pt 5 t.
Pengelly, Henry, 11 s w |- 16 t.
Peoples, Samuel, laborer, 8 pt
16 t.
Perchand, Francis, miller, 9 pt
18 t.
Pettigrew; John, 9 w J- 11 f.
Peters, Charles, tinsmith, 8 pt
17 t.
Peters, John, merchant, 8 pt 4 t.
Philips, Richard, postmaster, 9
pt 17 t.
Podges, David, 5 J 17 f.
Podges, William, 5, 18 f.
Powell, Mrs. C, 2, 11 f.
Powell, John, 3 J 12 f.
Preston, John, 10 pt 7 f.
Quinlin, David, 3 | 16 f.
Quinlin, John, 1 s e -J 19 f.
Quinlin, John, laborer, 8 pt 5 f.
Quinlin, Patrick, 2 s w J 19 f.
Quinlin, William, 2 n w -| 19 £
Rahel, Thos., laborer, 8 pt 4 t.
Reid, Thos., shoemaker, 2 ptll f.
Rellis, James, blacksmith, 8 pt
4 t.
Reynolds, Hiram, 8 f 16 f.
Reynolds, Peter, merchant, 8 pt
17 f.
Richardson, John, gardener, 8
pt 17 f.
Richardson, Robert, 10 i 20 £
Richardson, Wm., carpenter, 8
pt 17 £
Richardson, William, 9 w j 8 £
Robertson, Thomas, 12 n J 18 £
Robinson, Ralph, 4, 9 £
Rodden, James, baker, 8 pt 17 £
Rose, Hugh, blacksmith, 7 pt 4 £
Rouch, Michael, laborer, 9 pt 17 1.
Rouch, Thomas, 11 J 10 £
Roxburgh, W. E., merchant, 8
pt 17 £
Rushor, Benjamin, carpenter, 8
pt 5 £
Rushor, Joseph, carpenter, 8 pt
4 £
Ryan, Denis, 2 s ^ 3 t.
Ryan, John, 4 n J 13 £
Ryan, Michael, 2 pt 10 £
Ryan, Michael, 4 i 13 £
Ryan, William. 7*^1-11 £
Sampson, Ezekiel, 8 pt 17 £
Samuel, Walter, 2, 7 t.
Sargent, Edward, blacksmith, 2
pt 11 £
Scanlon, John, 10 i 13 £
Scott, Abraham, 11 i 13 £
Scott, Hugh, 11 J 14 £
Scott, James, 2 e J 18 £
Scott, John, 4 J 19£
Scott, John, J., 11 pt 13 £
Sugar Kettles of all kinds.
82
J. C. CONNER S
Scott, John, W., 12 | 14 f.
Scott, Nathan, tanner, 9 pt 17f.
Scott, Mrs., 8 pt 17.
Scott, Robert, 2 J 11 f.
Scott, Robt., shoemaker, 9 pt I7f.
Scott, Samuel, 11 -|- 9.
Scott, Thomas, 2 w J 17 f.
Scott, Walter, 6, 15 f.
Scott, Walter, 8, 9 £
Scott, William, 12 pt 16 f.
Scimmerham, B., laborer, 1 pt 1 1,
Scriver, Daniel, 9 pt 5 t.
Scriver, J. H., teacher, 8 pt 17 t.
Seawright, Rev. Thos., 8 pt 17 f.
Sedgwick, Hiram, 8 pt 4 t.
Sedgwick, Joseph, butcher, 8 pt
5 t.
Sedgwick, William, blacksmith,
9 pt 17 f.
Shaw, Blakely, laborer, 8 pt 4. f.
Sharp, John, merchant, 8 pt 4.
Sharp, William, blacksmith, 2 pt
11 f.
Sheehan, James, laborer, 2 pt
10 t.
Shea, Jeremiah, 7 |- 12 f.
Shea, Michael, 8 J 13 f.
Shea, Thomas, 7 i 12 f.
Shearer, Andrew, 7 w J 4 f.
Shearer, Archibald, 7, 6 f.
Shearer, John, 7 -| 8 f.
Sheahan, John, laborer, 8 pt 5 f.
Slater, John, merchant, 8 pt 4 t.
Small, Mrs., 9 pt 17 t.
Smith, Christopher, tailoi, 9 pt
17 f.
Smith, Mrs., 2 pt 10.
Smith, Thomas, merchant, 9 pt
17 t.
Smithity, Rev. M., 8 pt 5.
Soundless, Hugh, 9 4 13 f.
Spears, Mrs., 3 pt 20^;
Spence, Samuel, 4 n | 20 f.
Spencer, Wm., 11 J 12 t.
Starr, James, 10 J 15 f.
Steel, James, carpenter, 8 pt 4 f.
Steel, John, 3 -| 5 f.
Steel, Robert, blacksmith, 8 pt
4f.
Stewart, Alex., 12 pt 12 f.
Stewart, Benjamin, laborer, 7 pt
4 f.
Stewai-t, James, laborer, 8 pt 4 f.
Stewart, James, 9 pt 4 t.
Stewart, John, 10 -i 15 f.
Stewart, Robt., 10 1 9 t.
Stephenson, Chas., 11 w J 18 f.
Stephenson, W. H., merchant, 8
pt 17 f.
Stevenson, Arthur, 10 J 9 f .
Stevenson, James, 3 17"f.
Stevenson, Wm., 5 s e J 19 f.
Stevenson, Wm., 12 | 13 f.
Stinson, Daniel, 7 pt 4 t.
Striker, Wm., laborer, 8 pt 5 t.
Sullivan, Daniel, shoemaker, 8
pt 4 t.
Tate, Enoch, 10 pt 8 f.
Taylor, James, 8 pt 5 t.
Taylor, John, 5 pt 20 f.
Thirtleworth, Henry, 10 -J 11 f.
Thompson, Alfred, saddler, 2 pt
lit.
Thompson, Mrs., 12 | 11 £
Thompson, Robt., 5 w J 4 t.
Thompson, Wm.- 3 J 13 f.
Tierney, Patrick, 8 pt 4 t.
Tindeiiope, Robt., 5 w I- 10 £
Toohill, John, 3 pt 15 t."^
Tobin, Patrick, 5 J 7 £
Tobin, Wm., laborer, 8 pt 4 t.
Thom, J. H., teacher, 7 pt 17 t.
Toms, Isaac, tanner, 8 pt 4 £
Tucker, Wm., 4 w i 4 t.
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COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
83
Undy, Wm., shoemaker, 8 pt
17 t.
Vansickle, David, 8 pt 17 f.
Vosburgii, John, teamster, 9 pt
17 t.
Walsh, David, 4, 7 t
Walsh, John, 6, 11 f.
WaLse, Michael, hotelkeeper, 2
pt 10 f.
Walsh, Richard, 1 i- 14 f.
Warner, Wm., 4 J G f .
Waters, Frank, Insurance agent,
8 pt 17 t.
Waters, Thos., Insurance agent,
8 pt 17 f.
Wescott, Edgert, laborer, 8 pt
17 t.
White, Mrs., 7 pt 4 f.
White, Wm., sawyer, 1 pt 1 t.
Williams, J., blacksmith, 9 ptl7f.
Wilson. Alex., tailor, 8 pt 4.
Wilson, J. B., 8 pt 4 £
Wilson, John, 5 n e J 4.
Wilson, John, 5 -J 5.
Wilson, John M., 8 pt 4 f.
Wilson, Robert, 8 pt 17 f.
Wildman, John, sen., 11 ^ 15 f.
Wildman, John, jun., 11 -J 15 f.
Wildman, Joseph, carpenter, 9
pt 18 f.
Wildmlin, Susan, 11 n w J 16.
Wildman, Thos., 11 J 17 f.
Woods, Jacob, blacksmith, 8 pt
a7t.
Woods, John, miller, 9 pt 18 f.
Wright, James, 8 pt 4 t.
Yates, Alex., 0 i 8 t.
Yates, Archibald, 6 J 7 t.
TOWNSHIP OF BELMONT.
The township of Belmont is bounded on the north by the town-
ship of Methuen, on the south by the township of Seymour, county
of Northumberland, on the east by the township of Marmora,
county of Hastings, and on the west by the tov/nships of Asphodel
and Dummer. Population about 1,400.
Alaine, Isadore, Blairton, t.
Andrews, John, Blairton, t.
Anderson, John, sr., 6 s w pt 4 f.
Anderson, John, jr., 1, 7 t.
Anderson, Robert, 8, 23 f
Anderson, Wm., G pt 4 £
Archer, James, Blairton, t.
Archer, John, Blairton, t.
Armstrong, W. W., 2 e pt 6 f.
Aseltime, Michael, 4 w ^- 1 t,
Aunger, John, Blairton, t.
Ballan, Thos., 9 w J 14 t.
Bannan, Caleb, 7 e i 14 t.
Bannan, John, sr., 9 w | 2 f
Bannan, John, jr., 9, 16 £
Bates, Roger, 1 pt 7 t.
Beaton, John, Blairton, t.
Bedford, David, 9 s J 13 t.
Bell, Henry, Blairton, t.
Belford, James, 9 w -^ 13 t.
Birdsall, George, 2, 8"^£
Bison, Philip J., Blairton, t.
Bloomer, Mrs. Rebecca, 9, 20 f
Boan, Daniel, 2 w J 17 t.
Bonar, John, jr., 4 e | 5 t.
Bonter, Wm., Blairton, t.
Stove and other Brnshes, cheap.
84
J. C. CONNER S
Boyd, Ezeikel, 1 e J 5 f .
Boyd, George, 1 s e J 6 t.
Brett, John, Blairton, t.
Breakenridge, Jehial, 5 w J 18 f.
Brown, Absolam, 3 pt 17 t.
Brown, John, 8 pt 16 £
Brown, Mrs. Mary, 1 s w J 20 t.
Buchanan, Andrew, 11, 10 f.
Buchanan, Peter, 11 e J 6 f .
Buchanan, Robert, 11 w J 9 f.
Burgess, David, 12 pt 5 f.
Burgess, James, 11 e J 4 f.
Burgess, Robert, 11, 6 £
Burgess, Wm., 11 w J 4 £
Burns ton, John, Blakton, t.
Cameron, Benjamin, 9 pt 1 £
Gannada, Thomas, 1 w pt 7 t.
Garre, James, 11 w J 12 t.
Garscadden, Luke, 5 pt 5 t.
Gavlery, Abner, Blairton, t.
Ghard, Wm., 4 e J 1 t.
Ghase, Charles, 5 pt 13 t. -
Gl£trke, W, C, 10 w h 1 t.
Cooper, John E., t.
Golville, Andrew, Blairton, t.
Gopperwaite, Henry, 10 w 1 18 1.
GorneU, Henry, 3 s J 13 £
Gorneil, John, sen., 9 s e -J 22 t.
Gorneil, John, jun., 3 w | 13 £
Gorneil, Wm., 7 s w J 24 t.
Covert, John, G, 3 £
Cummins, Benjamin & James, 9
ehQt
Dack, Robert, 10 w * 9 t.
Dafoe, A. W., 4 e J 9 £
Dafoe, Conrad, 4 w J 11 t.
Dafoe, James G, Blairton, t.
Davis,. Steplien, 1 t.
Davidson, Thos., 8 e J,- 1 £
Douppe, Joseph, 4 e ^ 7 £
Duft;Wm., Blairton, t.
Dunsten, George, Blaii-ton, t.
J8
Eggleton, Wm., 4 e J 8 £
EUis, Brooke, 2 J 18 t.
Ellis,W. W., 3ptll£
Elliott, Samuel, 11 w J 3 £
Erskine, W., Blairton, t.
Ewing Mrs. Maria, Blairton, 1
Fanning, Sylvester, 4 pt 6 t.
Ferguson, Hiram E., 4 pt 6 £
Ferguson, John, 1, 7 t.
Fletcher, Robt., Blairton, t.
Frantz, James, Blairton, t.
Frantz, Wm., Blairton, t.
Freeman, John R., 6 w
Fry, Gidney, 4 pt 14 t.
Fushea, Samuel, Blairton, t.
Garrison, Joshua, Blairton, t.
Garrison, Philip I., 6 e J 5 £
Garrison, Mrs. Rachel, 2 pt 6 £
Gay, John, 12 pt 12 t.
GeroAv, James, 8 pt 19 t.
Gilbert, John H., 10 pt 17 t.
Glynn, Frederick C, 10 pt 4 t.
Guscott, Harr}^, Blairton, t.
Hall, James, Blairton, t.
Halstead, Rev. Wm., Blairton, t.
Hardy, James, Blairton, t.
Hardy, Martin, Blairton, t.
Hardy, Samuel, Blairton,' t.
Hardy, Sidney, Blairton, t.
Harvey, Robert. Blairton, t.
Haughton, Wm., 1 e J 1 t.
Hawkesworth, Thos., Blairton t.
Holbrooke, James E.. 8, 4 £
Holcombe, Baiter, 3 pt 11 £
Holcombe, George sr., 3 w ^ 10 £
Holcombe, Henry, 8 e ^ 20 t.
Holcombe, William, 3 e h 10 £
Hubel, Henry, 9 e J 30 i
Hubel, Levi, Blairton, t.
Hubel, Samuel, 9 e ■} 29 t.
Hulett, Samuel, 5, 10 £
Humphreys, James, Blairton, t-
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Huston, Mitchell, 9 e h 18 £
Huston, Scott, 9 w h *S t.
Huston, Wm., 10 pt'^4 f.
Huyske, Christopher, 2 pt 8 t.
Johns, Edward, 10, 2 f.
Johns, Turver, Blairton, t.
Johnston, Mrs. Martha, ,9 w i
5f.
Johnston, Robert, 9 w J 4 f.
Johnston, Thomas, 11 e J 3 f.
Jones, Daniel, 6, 82 t.
Jones, E. J., 5 pt 10 f.
KeUy, David, 4 w J 5 t.
Kelly, Samuel. 3 w J 6 t.
Kelly, Thomas, Blairton, t.
Kempt, Maitland, 6 J 6 t.
Kennedy, Samuel, 8, 22 t.
Kennedy, William, 7 w J 22 t.
Knight, Cornelius, 9 e |- 28 t.
Lake, Wellington, 1 pt 7 t.
Lasher, Andrew, 4 t.
Laveck, James, 5 w half 2 f.
Leitch, William, 2, 5 t.
Lewis, George, sen.^ 6, 9 t.
Lewis, Thomas, 6 pt 9 t.
Lloyd, Charles. 12 pt 16 t.
Luke, James, Blairton, t.
McBurney, Dan., 10 w half 6 f.
McCarter, Wm., Blairton, t.
McCaskey, Wm., 11 w half 2 £
McConnell, James, 12 pt 8 £
McConnell, John & Joseph, 1,
23 t.
IMcEall, John, 1 pt 5 t.
McFali, Robert, 1 w half 5 t.
McGill, Edward, 11 e half 17 £
McGill, James, 10 w half 17 £
McHarg. John, Blairton, t
McKenzie, John, Blairton, t.
McLaughlin, Andrew, 1 pt 7 t.
McLaughlin, Robert H., 11 w
half^t.
McMillan, Wm., 10 pt 5 £
McMuUen, Ebenezer, Blairton, 1
McNeorg, Alonzo, 8 w half 2 t.
McNeary, Sealey, 5 w half 4t.
McNicol, Eagine, 9 w half 15 f.
McNicol, John, 9 n e J- 15 £
McQuaigg, Thompson, 1 pt 9 t.
Madill, Thomas, Blairton, t.
Main, William, 10 t.
Marriot, John, Blairton, t.
Martin, John, 11 e J 16 t.
Mathison, Andrew, 9, 7 1.
Meeks, Moses, 2 s J 18 t.
Meikle, James, Blairton, t.
Melville, William, 7 w ^ 14 t.
Milligan, William, 3 e | 14 t.
Morrow, John, 11 e J 7 t.
Murray, Richard, 10 w J 19 t.
Murray, Rodger, 10 e J 19 t.
Murphy, John, Blairton, t.
Nixon, Ezeikel, 6 e i 4 £
O'Neill, Michael, 5 e h 4< t
Osborne, James, Blairton, t.
Parcels, John, 9 e | 21 t.
Parcels, Michael, 1 w ^ 6 t.
Parcels, William, 10 pt 13 t,
Pearce, Peter, 9 w J 6 £
Powell, Edmund, Blairton, t.
Povv^ell, Isaac, 11 e |- 18 £
Preston, John, H, 2, 20 £
Preston, Porter, ^, 21 £
Proples, James, sr., 4 w J 4 £
Proples, James B., 4, 3 £
Proples, Robert, jr., 4 e J 4 £
Rea, James, 10 e J 8 t.
Rea, William, 10 w J 5 t.
Rice, Richard, Blairton, t.
Richardson, Edwin, 10, 3 f
Robinson, Archibald, Blairton, t.
Rogers, Amos, jr., 9 e i 19 t.
Rogers, John, 12 pt 20*^ t.
Russell, James, 1, 25 £
Leather, Stove, and all kinds of Varnishes7
86
J. c. Conner's
Russell, Robert, 3 e I 7 f.
Ruttan, Jessie, 9 n |" 21 t.
Sawer, Levi, t.
Sclmider, Nicholas, S pt 17 f.
Scott, D. D., Blairtoii, t.
Scott, Marcus, 6 J 6 t.
Seabrooke, Henry, sr., 5. 7 t.
Seabrooke, Henry, jr., 12 pt 2 t.
Seabrooke, Wm., 11 w J 1 t.
Seaney, John, 8 w I 15 f.
Seaney, Mrs. Margaret, 10 n w
il6t.
Sedge wick, James, 10 e | 1 £
Shaw, William, Blairton, t.
Simpson, James, 7 e |^ 10 f.
Simpson, Robt., Blairton, t.
Sixsmith, John, 7 s w J 21 t.
Sixsmith, John J., 8 e |^ 21 t.
Sixsmith, Matthew ,7 n w J 21 1.
Sixsmith, Simon, 6 w J 5 t.
Sixsmith, Thos., 5 w J 6 t.
Sixsmith, W. W., 2 w J 10 f.
Sloane, Robt.. 11, 8 f.
Smith, David, 6, 19 f.
Snow, Wm., Blairton, t.
South work, Alvin, 10 e J 7 t.
South work, Martin, 9 ne ^- 11 1.
Stewart, James, Blairton, t.
Stewart, Robt., 11 e J 5 f,
Stevens, W. D., Blairton, t.
Stevenson, James, Blairton, t
Stone, Theodore, Blairton, t.
Switzer, Mathew. 10 J 4 t.
Switzer, Michael, 5, 5 t.
Thrall, H. P., 5 pt 12 f.
Todd, Walter, Blairton, t.
Tomms, Henry, 10 e | G t.
Twobett, James, 12 pt 10 t.
Yaughan, Emanuel, Blairton, t.
Yivian, Edwin, Blairton, t.
Wadsworth, John, Blaiiton, t.
Wegge, J. B., 5 e i 8 t.
Wegge, Mrs. Matilda, 5 fs w i 8 t.
Weller, Benjamin, 8 e J 8 f .
Weller, Gibert, 2 pt 7 t.
Weller, J. B., 8 e .^ 7 f .
White, WiUiam, 7 s |- 23 f.
Whitmarsh, James, Blairton, t.
Whitmarsh, Levi, Blairton, t.
Williams, Asa, 5, 11 1.
Williamson, J. L., 6 e J 10 f.
Wilde, Mrs. Ellen, 2 w ^ 11 f.
Wright, Peter, 7 i 15 t
Wynn, William, Blairton, t.
Yeomans, Eleazer, 3 pt 18 f.
Yeomans, G. A., 2 i 18 t.
Young, W. E., 2 1 16 f.
TOWNSHIP OF BEUTON.
The township of Bruton is bounded on the north by the township
of Clyde, on the south by the township of Harcourt, on the east
by the township of McClure, County of Hastings, and on the west
by the township of Harbum This township belongs to the C. L.
& E. Co. Population 10.
Eddie, William, 2, 5 f.
I Roberts, James, 2, 6 f.
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon,
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTORY.
TOWNSHIP OF BURLEIGH.
The township of Burleigh is bounded on the north by the town-
ship of Anstruther, on the south, Salmon Trout Lake and the town-
ship of Dummer, on the east by White Lake and the townsliips of
Chandos and Methuen, and on the west by Buckhorn Lake and
the township of Harvey. Population about 200.
Anderson, Robert, 12 half 18 f.
Boyd, WilHam, 11 half 14 f.
Brooks, Atwood, U half 23 f.
Bronson, William, 4 pt 7 f.
Brown, Alexander, 12 half 18 f.
Burt, Charles, 12 half 20 f
Burt, Ephriam, 13 pt 20 £
Clarke, John, 3 half 6 f
Clifford, Robert, 14 half 24 £
Coon, John, 13 pt 21 £
Dunsford, Richard, 14 pt 22 £
Farthing, James, 14 -J 25 £
Giles, Henry, 12 pt 15 £
Giles, Thomas, 11 pt 1 5 £
Golborne, James, postmaster 12
pt 16 £
Hales, William, 10 pt 10 £
Harvey, Josepli, 1 e half 7 £
Hubble, John, 4 e half 6 f .
Lean, Daniel, 15 half 22 £
Lean, Isaac, 15 pt 25 £
Lean, John, 15 half 21 £
Lean, Richard, sr., 15 pt 25 f.
McConnell, John, 13 half 22 £
McFadden," Silas, 11 half 11 £
Mcllemoyles, James, 14 pt 25 £
Mcllemoyles, John, 2 half 19 f.
Meyers, Wm., 6 half 5 £
Moloney, Thos., 0 n half 10 £
Nesbitt, John, 12 half U £
Nesbitt, Thomas, jr., 9 half 10 £
Phelan, Peter, hotelkeeper, 11
pt 13 £
Reid, Lafayette, 6 w half 7 £
Sanderson, Edward, G, 9 £
Spencer, Richard, 6 s half 12 £
Staples, John, 14 half 21 £
Stone, Giles, postmaster, 5 J 7 f .
Stone, James, 8 e half 5 £
Stone, James, C, 4 e half 8 £
Stone, John, 2 n half 9 £
Stone, William. 5 e half 7 £
Walton, Matthew, 16 half 25 £
TOWNSHIP OF CAEDIFR
The township of Cardiff is bounded on the north by the township
of Harcourt, on the south by the township of Chandos, on the east
by the townships of Herschel and Farabay, County of Hastings,
and on the west by the township of Monmouth. Population
about 50.
Anderson, John. 6, 15 £
Armstrong, Wheeler, 5, 14 £
Couroy, Edward, 5. 12 £
Dunlop, Joseph, 7, 16 £
Patterson, George, 4, 13 £
Tallon, Law., surveyor, 5, 13 £
Where you will get all goods cheap.
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J. C. CONNER S
TOWNSHIP OF CAVENDISH.
The township of Cavendish is bounded on the north by the town-
ship of Glamorgan, on the south by the township of Harvey, on
the east by the township of Anstruther, and on the west by the
township of Galway. Not settled, although incorporated with the
township of Galway.
TOWNSHIP OF CHANDOS.
The township of Chandos is bounded on the north by the township
of Cardiff, on the south by the township of Methuen, on the east
by the townships of Farabay and Wallaston, County of Hastings,
and on the west by the townships of Anstruther and Burleigh.
Population about 200.
Bird, Benjamin, 9, 2 f.
Bird, John, H., 9, 1 £
Buchanan, George, 3, 4 f.
Carroll, John, crown land agent,
12, 7 f
Cleary , James, 1 2, 1 4 f.
Collins, John, 10, 8 £
Colweil, Hugh, 13, 16 £
Connolly, John, 10, 9 £
Defries, William, 4, 1 £
Dunn, Barnby, 6, 1 £
Edgar, Samuel, 7, 1 £
Finnerty, John, 10, 4. £
Finnerty, Patrick, 11, 4 £
Fisher, William, 14, 15 £
Fletcher, Joseph, sr., 15, 16 £
Fletcher, Joseph, jr.,. 15, 17 £
Hales, Benjamin, 4, 8 £
Hines, Maurice, 13,6 £
Hines, Michael, 15, 19 £
Hob bins, Patrick, 11, 7 £
Horan, John, 15, 20 £
Horan, Patrick, 13, 8 £
Horan, Robert, 5, 11 £
Horan, William, 12, 16 £
Johnston, Robert, 12, 13 £
Kemp, George, 9, 3 £
Kemp, Thomas, 9, 4 £
Kilborn, Billings, 10, 3 £
Linch, Bernard, 12, 9 £
Lousley, Caleb, 5, 1 £
McPherson, John, 13, 8 £
Maher, Cornelius, 8, 4 £
Maxwell, Henry, postmaster, 8,
1 £
Middleton, Francis, 8, 3 £
O'Brien, Daniel, 14, 7 £
O'Brien, Maurice, sr., 12, 4 £
O'Brien, Maurice, jr., 13, 7 £
O'Brien, Michael, 12, 5 £
Scott, James, 14, 12 £
Scott, Patrick, 14, 13 £
Scott, William, 14, 14 £
Wilson, Thos., 4, b £
Woods, Benjamin, 10, 11 £
Woods, Joseph, 11, 8 £
Young, James, 11, 3 £
Young, John, 10, 2 £ •
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TOWNSHIP OF CLYDE.
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The township of Clyde is bounded on the north by the township
of Nigtingale, on the south by the township of Bruton, on the east
by the township of Sabine, county of Hastings, and on the west by
the township of Eyre. This township belongs to the C. L. & E,
Co. Not settled.
TOWNSHIP OF DOURO.
The township of Douro is bounded on the north by Salmon-Trout
Lake and the Otonabee River, on the south by the township of
Otonabee, on the east by the townships of Asphodel and Dummer,
and on the west by the Otonabee River. Population about 2,500.
Bourke, John, 2 J 5 f .
Bowker, C. E., 7 pt 17 f
Bowker, Francis, 7 pt 17 f
Boyd, John, 4 e } 13 f
Bradfield, Richard, 8 pt 8 f.
Bradfield, Wm., 8 pt 3 f
Brevin, Francis, 12 pt 5 f.
Brevin, Joseph, 12 pt 5 f.
Broad, Jas., 1 e | 22 £
Brodie, Robert, 12 pt 2 t.
Brown, Mrs., 12 pt 1 t.
Browne, Robt., 9 w J 6 f
Buckley, James, 6 e J 17 f
Burke, Michael, 4 pt 1 t.
Burke, Michael, ]2pt4f
Burke, Thosmas, 12 pt 4 f.
Burgess, C. J., Lakefield, t.
Caddy, George, 5 w | 21 f.
Cain, Frederick, 7 e J 15 f.
Campbell & Co., 11 pt G.
CampboU, Archibald, 10 w half
1 t.
Campbell, Hantz, 9 av half 4 f.
CampbeU, J. H., 10 pt 6 t.
Campbell, John E., 9 w half 5 f.
Campbell, Samuel, 8 w half 1 t.
Abbott, Wm., 5 n w J 20 f.
Ahum, Maurice, 12 pt 1 f.
Aity, Joseph, 12 pt 4 £
AUen, Anthony, 8 n e J 4 f
Allen, Edward, 3 | 18 t.
Allen, Edward, 5 pt 6 t.
AUen, John, 6 w ^ J £
Allen, Mrs., 7 e -J 3.
Allen. Wm., 7 w J 3 £
Anderson, Daniel, 7 e J 2 £
Armstrong, J. F., 11 e J 2 t.
Baptie, James, 8 pt 9 t.
Baptie, Peter, Lakefield, £
Barry, John, 6 w J 5 £
Barlee, Frederick, Lakefield, £
Beatty, Edward, Lakefield, £
Beavis, Archibald, 8 e | 2 £
BeU, A., M.D., Lakefield, t.
Bell, Henry, 1 w J 7 t.
Bissomtte, Antoine, 12 pt 5
Blakely, Wm., Lakefield, £
Blakely, Wm., Lakefield, t.
Blackwell, Jas., I2pt3£
Bolton, George, Lakefield, £
Bolton, Jas., 10 e J 8 £
Bolton, Thomas, Lakefield, £
£
Where you can get the best Cooking Stoves.
90
J. C. CONKERS
Carter, William, Lakefield, t.
Carveth, Henry, 3 f 2 f.
Casey, James, 4 n e J 7 f.
Casey, James, 6 e half 13 f.
Casey, John, 5 n e ^^ 1 f .
Casey, William, 5 s e J 1 f .
Casley, Edward, 12 pt 3 t.
Casement, Robert, Lakefield, f.
Casement, Thomas, 7 e J 19 f.
Clarke, George, 1 n J 14 f.
Clarke, James, 2 e half 11 t.
Clarke, John, 12 pt 2 f.
Clarke, Michael, 2 e half 13 t.
Clancy, Maurice, 4 e half 5 f
dementi, John, 2 w half 12 t.
Clementi, Rev. V., Lakefield, f.
Clinksdale, M., 7 pt 18 £
Coates, Mrs., Lakefield, f.
Cochrane, Alexander, 7 pt 19 f.
Cochrane, Irvine. 4 w half 8 £
Collins, WilUam, 1 w half 1 £
Colvin, Henry, 2 J 10 t.
Connors, William, 5 e half 15 t.
Condon, James, 6 e half 10 t.
Condon, John, 2 w half 8 £
Condon, John, 5 w half 8 £
Condon, Michael, 2 e half 10 £
Condon, Richard, 2 pt 10 t.
Condon, Thomas, 6 n w ^ 12 £
Condon, Wm., 4 e half 16 £
Conway, Mrs., 11 pt 5 £
Costello, Patrick, 5 pt 6 £
Cotton, Wm., Lakefield, £
Coughlan, Jeremiah. 8 w half
8£
Coughlan, John, 5 w half 13 t.
Coughlan, John, H e half 6 t.
Coughlan, Michael & Martin, sr.,
4 w half 12 t & £
Coughlan, Martin, jr., 2 w half
IGt.
Coughlan, Patrick, 9 J 9 t.
Coxe, John, Lakefield, f.
Coxe, Silas, 3 | 20 £
Coxe, Wm., Lakefield, £
Coxe, Wm., Lakefield, £
Cranley, John, o } 12 £
Crawford, Charles, 9 pt 9 t.
Crough, Jeremiah, 3 -J 13 £
Crowley, Cornelius, 10 pt 7 £
Crowley, John, 3 | 10 £
Curtis, David, 11 f 3 t.
Curtis, Lazarus, 12 pt 1 £
Curtis, Mark, 12 pt 1 £
Dauburz, Henry, 5 e J 21 £
Davy, John, 7, 12 £
Davidson, George, 12 pt 1 t.
Davidson, Samuel, G w | IS £
Delany, Denis. 5 w J 10 £
Dench, Robt., 7 e J 14 £
Dickson, David, 8 w J 6 £
Donovan, John, i.2 pt 3 £
Down, Henry, 5 s e J 20 £ ^
Dowman, Gabriel, 3 | 20 £
DriscoU, Daniel, 8 pt 3 £
Dudman, C. S., 11 pt 1 £
Dunk, Solomon, Lakefield, £
Dwyer, Denis, 7 w | 10 £
Dwyer, John, 4 w J 10 £
Dwyer, John, 6 e ^"^12 £
Dwyer, Richard, 2 | 16 £
Edmison, John, Dakefield, t.
Elder, Wm., Lakefield, £
Falls, James, 10 e J 4 £
Farley, Charles, 5 e J 13 £
Farley, Patrick, jun., 6 s o ^ 9 t.
Ferrick, John, 12 pt 3 t.
Firman, George, 1 2 pt 5 £
Fitzpatrick, Joseph, 5 w J 19 £
Fitzpatrick, Michael, 5 w | 7 £
Fitzpatrick, Patrick, 6 e half 1 1.
Fitzpatrick, Peter, 5 pt 6 £
Fleming, Wm., 12 pt 1 £
Flood. Michael. 1 s half 14 £
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-17f.
Flynn, Thos, 3 pt 9 f.
Foley, Edward, 6 e half 19 t.
Foley, Mathew, 5 w half 20 f
Forsyth, David, 1 e half 5 £
Fowier, Alfred, 7 pt 17 f
Freddenburgh, John, 12 pt 5 f
Galvin, Garrett, 7 w half 14 f
Garbutt, Isaac, 2 e half 21 £
Gill, Will, 6 pt 21 f
Godfrey, John, 12 pt 2 f.
Goheen, Henry, Lakefield, f
Gordon, Thos, Lakefield, f
Gorman, David, 4 s e
Grady, David, 3 | 4 f
Grant, Charles, 1 e half 21 t.
Graham, Roht, Lakefield, t.
Graham, Thomas, 2 e half 22 £
Greigg, James, S, 7, 9 £
Greigg, John, 2 w half 9 £
Griffin, Jonathan, Lakefield, £
Grisdale, Wilfred, 1 w half 13 £
Guiren, Martin, 4 pt 1 £
Hall, John, 11 pt 3 t.
Hamlin, John, 5 pt 24 f
Hamilton, David, 6 e half 4 £
Hamilton, William, Lakefield, £
Hanrahan, Edward, 7 e half 5 £
Hanrahan, Thomas, 5 pt 5 £
Harding, Stephen, 1 e half 25 £
Harper, George, 5 e half 9 £
Harvey, William, 8 w half 10 £
Heffeman, Patrick, 7 w half 1 £
Hetfernan, Patrick, 7 w half 2 £
Helps, Bryan, 1 e half 4 £
Hendron, Thomas, Lakefield, £
Higgiiis, John, 4 w half 7 £
Hilton, WiUiam, 11 e half 4 t.
Hiscutt, S. 2 w half 22 t.
Hogan, James, 3 f 15 £
Hogan, Thomas, 3 w half 15 £
Hogan, William, 3 w half 5 t.
Holland, Daniel, 8 pt 7 t.
Holland, John, 8 w half 4 £
Holland, Michael, 9 e half 4 t.
Horrigan, Michael, 8 pt 12 £
Horaii, Patrick, 6 whalf 15 t.
Hurdon, Wm., 12 e half 2 t
Ingram, James, 4 e half 23 £
Jadis, E. W., Lakefield, t.
Johnson, Henry, 12 pt 2 £
'Johnson, Stephen B., 12 pt 2 t.
Jury, James, 6 e half 20 t.
Jury, John, 1 n half 20 t.
Keat, E. 0, Lakefield, £
Kennedy, Daniel, 4 f 15 £
Kennedy, John, 4 -J- 15 t.
Kennedy, Michael, 2 s w -J 13 £
Keneily, Mrs, 8 e half 1 £
Kerr, James, 1 n e J 17 £
Kerr, Patrick, 1 n e J 19 £
Kettle, George, 1 s e J 17 t.
Kilcauly, Dominick.
Kilcauly, Peter, 1 J 15 £
King, Adam, 9, 2 £
Knox, Adam, Lakefield, £
Knox, John, Lakefield, £
Lancaster, George, 7 e half 4 t.
Le Claire, Louis, 2 J 5 £
Leahy, Denis, 2 e J 8 £
Leahy, James, 2 w J 7 £
Leahy, John, 6 n w -J 7 £
Leahy, John, 7 e J 6 £
Leahy, Martin, 7 -J 5 £
Leahy, Michael, 3 | 8 t.
Leahy, Michael, 6 pt 8 £
Leahy, Michael, 7 J 5 £
Leahy, Michael, 8 pt 9 £
Leahy, Mrs, 6 pt 1 t.
Leahy, Patnck, 7 s w J G £
Leahy, Patrick, 7 e J 7 £
Leahy, Wm., 0 s w J 7 f.
Leahy, Wm., 6 e h IK
Leahy, Wm., 7 w''^ 7 £
Lefree, Francis, 12 pt 5 £
Where you can get the best Harness, &c.
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J. C. CONKERS
Leigh, Edward, 7 i 18 f.
Leonard, John, Lakefield, f.
Leonard, Wm., Lakefield, f.
Leslie, George, 1 w ^ 17 f.
Logan, Patrick, 6 e half 3 f.
Lynch, Michael, 4 n half 18 £
McAuliffe, John, 12 pt 1 f
McCarthy, Denis, 4 e half 8 t.
McCarthy, Eugene, 7 n e f 8 f
McCartliey, Patrick, 7 s e J 8 £
McCarthey, Wm., 6 w half 8 £
McCoy, John, 1 e half 23 £
McCrea, John, Lakefield, £
McElligott, James, jun., 6 pt 8 £
McHugh, Thos., 1 s e i 12 £
McHugh, Wilfred, 1 w half 12 £
McTntyre, James, 10 e half 2 £
McTntyre, James, 10 w half 5 t.
Mclvers, Patrick, 4 ehalf 12 £
Mclvers, Thos., 2 pt 10 £
McKibbon, Mrs., Lakefield, £
McLennon, Wm., Lakefield, £
McMahon, Denis, 9 pt 8 t.
McMahon, Maurice, 3 e half 5 £
McManus, Anthony, 2 s e J 14 £
McManus, John, 2 w half 15 £
McManus, Martin, 5 -J 12 £
McMurray, Garrett, 2 n e J 14 £
McMurray, Thos., 2 n w I 14 £
Mahony, Jeremiah, 5 n e ^ 8 £
Malionv, Michael, jun., 6 w half
6 £ '
Mahony, Simon, 1 s half 10 t.
Mann, A., M.D., Lakefield, t.
May, Mrs. Thos., 8 pt 5 £
Meade, Maurice, 4 pt 1 £
Mellor, H. F., 5 s w J 22 £
Michall, Thomas, Lakefield, t.
Millar, Stephen, 2 e half 12 t.
Moher, James, 6 e half 5 £
Moher, Maurice, 4 pt 13 £
Moher, Patrick, 4 pt 13 £
Moher, Wm., 4 w half 14 £
Moher, Wm., 7 e half 10 £
Moloney, John, 8 e half 8 £
Moloney, Michael, 1 n e J 12 t.
Moloney, Rodger, 9, 8 £
Montgomery, John, 12 pt 5 £
Morrow, Wm., 1 e half 8 £
Morgan, Thos., 3 | 12 £
Moroney, Michael 12 pt 2 t.
Mullins, John, 4 n e J 14 t.
Nelson, Robert, 7 11 £
Newall, Frank, 1 -J 6 £
Newall, Samuel, 1 pt 7 £
Newton, George, 12 pt 2 t.
NichoUs, George, Lakefield, £
Nicholls, J. B., 4 w half 21 £
Nicholls, William, jr., 10 e half
5 t.
Nicholls, W. C, 7 w half 16 £
Nicholls, W. W., 7 pt 19 £
Norris, Wm., 7 n e ^ 17 t.
Norcock, Margaret, 6 w half 20 £
Nowlan, Laughlan, 6 w half 11 £
Nowlan, Martin, 8 e half 5 £
Nowlan, Thomas, 6 s w J 12 £
O'Brien, Denis, 4 w half 6 £
O'Brien, Denis, 5 n w J 3.
O'Brien, John, 3 | 6 £
O'Brien, John, 4 w, half 2 t.
O'Brien, John, 5 e half 3 £
O'Brien, Maurice, 3 -J 6 £
O'Brien, Maurice, 5 n e -J 4 f ,
O'Brien, Michael. 4 w half G t.
O'Brien, Michael, 5 s w J 3 £
O'Brien, Wm., 5 s e J 4 £
O'Brien, Thos., 4 w half 15 £
O'Connell, Denis, 7 n w J 6 t.
O'Donnell, Edmund, 4 pt 10 £
O'Donnell, Patrick, G w half 9 t.
Payne, John, 1 e half 24 £
Payne, Sidney, 1 ehalf 13 £
Pay ton, Charles, 1 e half 11 £
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Payton, James, 2 n half 20 f.
Peters, J. W., 7 pt 19 f.
Phillips, Robert, 1 s e i 6 f.
Pollock, John, 12 pt 4 t.
Porter, David, 9 e half 6 t.
Porter, Thomas, 9 e half 5 f.
Pratt, William, Lakefield, t.
Quinn, David, 3 pt 9 f
Quinn, George, 12 pt 1 t.
Quinlan, David, 4 n e 4- 1 1.
Quinlan, John, 1 w half 11 f.
Regan, Mrs., 8 pt 3 f
Reid, Henry, 8, 7 £
Reid, James, 12 pt 4 f
Reid, Mrs, 11 pt 4 t.
Richardson, John, Lakefield, f
Richardson, John, 5 w half 4 £
Rishor, William, 11 pt 4 t.
Robertson & Co., cloth factory,
12 pt 2 £
Rowe, George, 7 w half 15 t.
Russell, George, Lakefield, £
Russell, John, 12 pt 1 £
Rutherford, James, 1 n half 6 £
Ryan, Patrick, 2 pt 6 t.
Sainesbury, Francis, Lakefield, t.
Saulter, James, Lakefield, £
Sawers, John, Lakefield, t.
ScuUy, Matthew, 1, 16 £
Shannon, William, 8 pt 3 £
Sheehan, Cornelius, 4 J 11 t.
Sheehan, Daniel, 3 | 14 t.
Sheehan, Daniel, 5 pt 1 t.
Sheehan, Daniel, 5 e half 2 £
Sheehan, Henry, 4 w half 4 £
Sheehan, John, 3 | 3 £
Sheehan, Michael, 4 e half 4 t.
Sheehan, Patrick, 2 pt 4 f.
Sheehan, Patrick, 4 e half 2 £
Sheehan, Thomas, 4 J 11 t.
Sheehan, William, 3 | 14 £
Shea, Daniel, 5 pt 14 f.
Shea, John, 10 w half 4 £
Sherin, John, Lakefield, £
Sherin, Samuel, Lakefield, £
Shields, George, Lakefield, £
Shortly & Harper, Lakefield, £
Singleton, George, 1 w half 24 £
Smith, David, Lakefield, t.
Smith, John, 2, 1 £
Smith, Richard, Lakefield, t.
Snelgrove, James, 1 w half 22 £
Spencely, Wm., 12 pt 1 £
Steele, Nicholas, 6 n half 18 £
Stewart, Henry, 12 pt 3 £
Stone, L. F., Lakefield, f
Strickland & Brothers, saw-
millers, Lakefield.
Strickland, George, 6 w half 17 £
Strickland, J. P., shingle factory,
Lakefield, t.
Strickland, Richard, 8 | 13 £
Strickland, Robert, 7 pt 18 £
Strickland, Rowland, 7 pt 18 £
Strickland, Walter, Lakefield, £
SuUivan, Ambrose, 3 f 11 t.
Sullivan, Daniel, 5 pt 6 £
Sullivan, Denis, G e half 2 £
Sullivan, Denis, 6 w half 13 t.
Sullivan, John, 2 w half 3 £
Sullivan, John, 4 e half 9 £
Sullivan, Mrs., 4 pt 9.
Sullivan, Patrick, 2, 2 f,
Sullivan, Thomas, 1 pt 7 t.
Suttler, Greenwood, 12 pt 3 t.
Sweeney, Maurice, 3 f 17 £
Thompson, W. J., 12 pt 3 £
Tigart, F. K, flour-mill, 3 pt 2t.
Tighe, Charles, 5 w half 9 £
Ti^he, Jas., 2 n w J 13 £
Tobin, Michael, 4se ^ 11 £
Torpey, John, 4 pt 10 £
Torpey, Michael, 4 J 11 £
Torpey, Thomas, 4 pt 10 £
Fire Fenders and Dog Irons.
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Torpey, William, 1 n half 10 f.
Towns, John, 5 e half lit.
Trotter, Jas., 5 pt 1 1.
Trotter, Joseph, 6 w half 2 f.
Tucker, E., 1 w half 4 f
Tucker, George, 1, 3 f
Tucker, William, 1 e half 1 f
Urquhart, Kenneth, Lakefield, £
Vizard, John, 1 n w |- 21 f
Wallace, Isaac, 5 |^ 17 f
Walsh, John, 2 e half 3 f
Walsh, John, 2 pt 6 f.
Walsh, John, 4 J 5 t
Walsh, John, 10 w half 2 f.
Walsh, Martin, 12 pt 1 f
Watley, Charles, 2 s half 20 £
Watley, Thomas, 1 e half 20 £
Watson, Isaac, 5, 18 t.
Wells, William, Lakefield, t.
Weston, Thos., 5 s half 12 £
Westleake, George, 5 s w J 22 t.
Whibbs, John, 5 e half 7 £
Whibbs, Mrs, 6 w half 10 £
Whibbs, Thomas, 3 f 16 £
Wilson, Edward, Lakefield, £
Wilkins, Charles, 12 pt 1 t.
Young, George, 9, 3 £
Young, John, 5 w half 2 f.
TOWNSHIP OF DUDLEY.
The township of Dudley is bounded on the north by the town-
ship of Harburn, on the south by the township of Monmouth, on the
east by the township of Harcourt, and on the west by the town-
ship of Dysart. This township belongs to the Canadian Land and
Emigration Company. Not settled.
TOWNSHIP OF DUMMER
The township of Dummer is bounded on the north by Salmon-
Trout Lake and the township of Burleigh, on the south by the
township of Asphodel, on the east by the townships of Belmont
and Methuen, and on the west by Salmon-Trout Lake and the
township of Douro. Population about 2,100.
Batten, William, 1 n half 18 £
Bates, Edward, 1 pt 24 t.
Bell, Christopher, 3 s half 20 £
Bell, Flagler, laborer, 2 pt 15 t.
Bell, Henry, laborer, Warsaw, t.
Bell, Jacob, laborer, 2 pt 15 t.
Bingham, Jas., M.D., Warsaw, t.
Bisset, John, 3 e half 13 £
Andre, William, 2 e half 7 £
Anderson, Duncan, 5 n half 5 £
Anderson, John, 1 n e J 15 t.
Armstrong, Charles, 1 s half 30 1.
Barr, George, 4 s half 7 £
Barr, Michael, 2 s half 4 t.
Barrie, David, 11, 6 £
Batten, Richard, 3, 21 £
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Boland, Michael, 3 e half 3 f.
Brooks, William, 12 e half 2 £
Broddy, John, laborer, 10 n e I
8t.
Brown, Robert, 5 w half 30 f
Buck, Jas., merchant, 9, 8 f
Bullock, John W., 1, 17 £
Bums, Mrs. Mary, 4 n half 7 £
Calder, Alex., 4 pt 14 £
Calder, Charles, 4 pt 14 £
Calder, Francis, 4 w half 15 £
Calder, James, 3, 14 t.
Campbell, Thomas wagonmaker,
Warsaw, £
Carlow, John, 1 w half 5 £
Carveth, John, 3 w half 26 £
Chapin, John, cabinetmaker,
Warsaw, t.
Cheat, Thomas, merchant, War-
saw, £
Choat, Thomas G., miller, War-
saw, t.
Christy, Charles, 2, 4 £
Clague, James, 5 e half 30 £
Clapper, Wm., laborer, 11 pt St.
Clements, John, 2 s half 18 t.
Qydesdale, Edward, 3 e half 15 £
Clydesdale, James, 6 w half 2 £
Clydesdale, John, jr., 5 e half 8£
Clydesdale, Wm., 5, 17 £
Cook, Thomas, lie half 13 £
Cooper, Joseph, laborer, 2 pt 16 t.
Collins, Benjamin, 9 pt 17 t.
Colvin, Moses, 8 n half 14 t.
Crow, Christopher, 3 w half 24 £
Crow, Francis, 3 n half 29 t.
Crow, James, 3 e half 26 £
Crow, James, cooper, 4 e half
24 t.
Crow, John, laborer, 2 pt 23 t.
Crow, Jordan, 3 w half 27 £
Dalton, James, 2 w half 2 £
Dalton, Thomas, 2 w half 3 £
Darling, James, 3 -} 24 £
Darling, Richard, 3 | 24 £
Darling, Richard, 8 pt 29 £
Darling, Wm., teacher, 3 n w -J
25 £
Darling, William, 5 w half 28 t.
Davis, Robert, 1 J 8 £
Davey, John, 8 pt 11 £
Dewart, James, 7 s w J 13 £
Dewart, John, sr., 6 w half 14 £
Dewart, John, jr., 7 -|- 14 £
Dockins, James, cooper, 3 pt IS £
Dods, Hugh, 4 w half 23 £
Douty, Charles, laborer,2pt I7t.
Douglas, Gilbert, 2 pt 12 £
Douglas, Walter, 3 w half 12 £
Drain, David, 7 pt 29 £
Drain, Hugh, 5 w half 4 f.
Drain, John, 7 pt 28 £
Dunford, Lazarus, 1 w half 22 £
Dunford, Thomas, 2 s w J 17 t.
Dwyer, Mrs. Aim, Warsaw, £
Edwards, Joseph & Mark, 1, 16 f
Elliot, John, 12 w half 2 £
Elliot, William, 12 pt 3 £ •
Elliott, John, pedlar, 4 pt 1 t.
Emery, Nelson, 7 pt 15 £
Ennis, Michael, carpenter, 8 pt
1£
Fawcett, Andrew, 1 w half 3 £
Ferrier, Abraham, 3 w half 13 £
Ferrier, John sr., 4 e half 14 £
Ferrier, John, jr., 4, 13 £
Ferguson, Alexander, 3 e half
23 t.
Ferguson, Henry, 6 w half 3 £
Ferguson, Peter, 2 pt 6 £
Ferguson, Richard, 6 e half 3 £
Ferguson, Robert, 9 w half 7 £
Fife, John, carpenter, Warsaw, t.
Finlay, John, 5 e half 2 f.
Lumbermen's Fumishings of all kinds,
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Fitzgerald, John, 4, 16 f.
Fitzpatrick, Daniel, 4 e half 10 f.
Fitzpatrick, Patrick, 5 w half
10 f.
Fitzpatrick, Philip, 4 e half 8 f
Fitzpatrick, Timothy, 4, 9 f
Forbes, George, sr., 2 pt 6 t.
Forbes, George, jr., pedlar, 2 pt
6t.
Forsythe, George, 1 w half 7 f.
Forsythe, Neigne, 1 w half 6 £
Francis, Jacob, 9 w half 10 f.
Gallagher, Richard, 8 w half 7 f.
Garlick, George, clerk, Warsaw f
Gardner, Edmund, 6 e half 4 f
Gardner, Henry, 7 w half 6 f,
Gardner, Robert, 8 e half 4 f.
Gilroy, Patrick, 1 e half 2 t.
Grant, Joseph, 2, 22 £
Graham, Robert, 9 e half 5 £
Grattan, Robert, 12 pt 8 £
Grattan, Wm., 12 pt 10 £
Grieve, Jas., laborer, 9 n e J 3 t.
Hamblen, Nehemiah, 3 e half 7 £
Hamblen, Reuben, 1 s half 8 £
Hamblen, Samuel, blacksmith,
Warsaw, £
Hamilton, James, weaver, 8 w
half 4 £
Hannon, Robert, 4 s w J 1 £
Handbidge, Thomas, 3 w half
17 £
Hartin, John, 12 pt 7 t.
Harvey, Mrs. Emily, 1 e half 29 f,
Hawthorne, Thos., 1 s half 15 £
Hendren, John, 3 n half 8 £
Hendren, Thomas, 3 w half 7 £
Hiorains, Wm., 6 w half 5 £
Higgins, Wm. John, 4 e half 28 £
Hill, Rev. B. C., 1 pt 24 £
Hill, Thomas, 8 e half 6 t.
Howson, W. R., 10 e half 1 £
Hubble, Elijah, llnejl^ *.
Hubble, Elijah, laborer, 12 n
half 29 t.
Humphrey, Hamilton, 6 s half
If
Humphrey, Moses, 6 e half 2 £
Humphrey, William, 6 n e -J 1 £
Hunter, John, 4 s half 27 t.
Hurl, James, 1, 23 £
Ingram, Henry, 5 n half 1 £
Irvin, Frederick, 4 pt 1 1.
Isles, John, 8 w half 5 t.
Jenkins, Paul, 6 w half 8 £ »
Jenkins, Silas, mason, 6 e half
8£
Johns, Henry, 3 w half 3 £
Johns, Thomas, 8 w half 6 £
Jory, Joseph, sr., 4 pt 1 t.
Jory, Joseph, jr., 3 n half 1 £
Kavanagh, William, 6 e half 16 t.
Kelly, David, 5 s half 5 £
Kelly, John, 5 e half 7 £
Kelly, John, 6 w half 6 £
Kempt, Kenneth, 11 w half 2 £
Kennedy, Patrick, blacksmith,
Warsaw, t.
Kidd, Alex., sr., 3 J- 6 £
Kidd, Alex.,jr., 3 whalf 6£
Kidd, Alex., A. W., 1 e half 4 £
Kidd, Ai'chie, 1 pt 9 £
Kidd, Daniel, blacksmith, War-
saw, £
Kidd, James, sr., 2, 7 £
Kidd, James, jr., 2 s e -| 8 £
Kidd, James, 2 s e J 6 £
Kidd, John, 3, 5 f,
Kidd, Robert, sr., 2 pt 5 £
Kidd, Robert, jr., 2 pt 5 £
Kidd, Walter, sr., 2 w half 8 £
Kidd, Walter, jr., 2 n e i 8 £
Kidd, Wm.. 1 s half 9 £
Killinback, George, 9 w half 11 1.
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Kingsley, Paul, 7 n { 4 f.
Knapp, Arnold, wagonmaker,
Warsaw A.
Leeson, Windfield, 9 w half 16 f.
Lennox, Stewart, carpenter, 5 pt
3t.
Leveck, Thos., laborer, 11 e half
30 t.
Lewis, Levis. 12pt 5 f.
Little, George, 4 e half 29 t.
Little, James, 4 w half 25 f
Little, Win., 11 e half 16 f
Little, Wm. H., 3 n e I 25 f
Lohan, James, 12 e half 1 1.
Lukey, Robert, 2 w half 20 t.
Lakey, Sampson, 1 pt 11 £
Lumsden. Francis, 2 w half 11 f.
Lynch, John, 1 e half 1 f
McCracken, Wm., 2 n half 19 £
McDonald, Jas., 3 s w |: 2 £
McDonald, Jas., laborer, 4 pt 3 t.
McDonald, John, 3 n w | 2 £
McDonald, Thomas, sr., 8 w half
4f
McDonald, Thomas, jr., 3 e half
4f.
McFadden, Robert, 9 w half 6 £
McFee Hugh, 1 e half 5 £
McFee, James, 1 e half 6 £
McFee, James, 2 w half 9 f .
McGuire, Aaron, teacher, War-
saw t.
Mcllvena, Edward, blacksmith,
Warsaw, £
Mcintosh, Donald, 1 e half 7 £
Mcintosh, James 4 n w^ 10 £
McLean, John 7 pt 3 £
McMillan, Abraham, 8 n half
13 t.
McMillan, Francis, 10, 6 £
McMillan, Hugh, 8 ? 1 j.
McMillan, James, 10 n half 5 £
McMillan, James, laborer, 10 pt
8 t..
McMillan, John, 5 e half 6 f.
McMillan, Samuel, 6 e half 5 f .
McMillan, William, 8 w half 3 £
McMillan, Wilham, 9 w half 2 £
McMillan, William, 10 s half 8 £
McNorton, Donald, 4 e hslf 6 £
McPherson, Margaret, 7 pt 7 t.
Mc Williams, David, laborer, 8 pt
5£
Mackie, James, merchant, War-
saw, s.
Madill, Alex., 4 w half 12 £
Martin, James, 9 e half 6 £
Mathews, Wm., 4 n half 27 £
Metcalf, Robert, 8 l If
Miles, Frederick, 9 i 32 £
Miles, John, 5 w half 7 £
Moore, John, laborer, 2 pt 24 1.
Moore, John, 4 s w J 11 £
Moore, Joseph, laborer, 4 e half
15 £
Moore, Wm., laborer, W'arsaw, £
Moore, Wm., 1 w half 4 £
Morrow, Wm., laborer, 6 pt 1 t.
Morrison, George, 12 pt 6 f,
Morrison, Jrmes, 11, 4 £
Morrison, Robert, lie half 5 £
Morton, John, 6 w half 7 £
Murray, William, laborer, 9 w
half 9 t.
Murphy, Michael, 7 pt 11 t.
Mustard. Henry, laborer, 11 pt
8t.
Nelson, Archibald, 7 pt 5 t.
NicoU, Alex., 8 w half 2 £
NicoU, Chas., 10shalf4£
NicoU, James, 7 pt 1 £
Noble, Wm., 8 s half 14 £
Parks, Nelson, 12 s half 29 £
Parker, John, 6 w half 4 £
Ltunbermen's Bailed Pots and Bake Fans.
98
J. C. CONNER S
Parker, Robert, .5 e half 4 f.
Patterson, Archibald, 4 n w ^ 2 £
Patterson, William, 4 n half 3 £
Payne, Charles, 1 pt 11 £
Payne, David, 3, 22 £
Payne, Edward, 1 whalf 14 £
Payne, George, 2 s e J 18 £
Payne, George, 3 w half 23 £
Payne, Joseph, 3 s e J 18 £
Payne, Levi, 2 w half 21 £
Payne, Mark, 2 s w J 18 £
Payne, Stephen, miller, 3, 19 £
Payton, Edward, 2 e half 9 £
Pegg, William, 18 e half 2 £
Peters, George, sr., 4 -J 6 t.
Peters, George, jr., 4 n half 5 £
Petejs, Robert, 4 :| 6 t.
Piper, J. W., wagonmaker, War-
saw, t.
Quinlan, David, 1 s w J 1 £
Quinlan, Patrick, 2 s e J 1 £
Read, James, tailor, Warsaw, £
Read. Washington, merchant,
Warsaw. £
Riggs, Thomas, Warsaw, t.
Ritchie, Robert, miller, 5 pt 3 £
Ritchie, Thomas, carpenter, 5 pt
3£
Roach, Augustus, 1 pt 20 £
Roarback, Irvin, 8 s half 16 £
Robb, James, 8 e half 30 £
Robertson, Duncan, 4 pt 3 £
Robertson, Nathniel, 2ehalf 26 £
Rb]?inson, Thomas, sawyer, 9 pt
8t.
Robinson, Thomas, lie half 2 £
Roe, William, 12 pt 1 1.
Ross, George, 7 pt 2 t.
Ross, James, 7 e half 2 £
Rose, David, 3, 9 £
Rose, John, 3 e half 12 £
Ruttan, Christy, 7 pt 15 £
Ruttan, Isaac, laborer, 7 pt 14 £
Ruttan, Michael, moulder, 7 pt
14 t.
Sanderson, Rev. John, Warsaw, t.
Scott, James, 5 s w J 1 £
Sedgwick, Mathew, 8 e half 5 £
Slavin, Alex., laborer, 7 pt 6 £
Sloane, Samuel, 10 s half 5 £
Small, Alexander, wagonmaker,
7 pt 5 £
Small, Wm., 8 pt 5 £
Smilie, Samuel, laborer, 4 pt 17 t.
Smith, Alex., 3 w half 11 £
Smith, Henry, 1 s half 10 f.
Smith, James, 2 w half 10 £
Smith, James, laborer, 10 n w I
7t.
Smith, Robert, 1 n half 10 £
Snellgrove, Henry, 3 e half 16 £
Snellgrove, Wm., hotelkeeper,
Warsaw £
Speer, John, 3 pt 6 £
Speer, Wm., shoemaker, 4 pt 1 £
Spence, Andrew, merchant, 5 pt
1 £
Spence, Hamilton, 4 pt 2 £
Spence, John, 4, 4 £
Spence, William, 4 s half 5 £
Spencer, James, laborer, 8 pt
lit.
Stavely, John, 10 i 1 £
Steenson, Richard, 5 e half 3 £
Storey. George, 7 pfc 30 £
Susee, Joseph, 7 pt 2 t.
Sutton, Jas., 1 |- 8 t.
Tamblen, Hemy, 6 pt 27 t.
Taylor, George, 4 pt 2 t.
Taylor, James, 4 n e J 2 t.
Taylor, Warren, 4 w half 18 £
Taylor, Wm., 4 e half 17 £
Tedford, John, 7 pt 5 t.
Thompson, Wm., 2 s w J 19 £
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Tighe, Abraham, laborer, 2 pt
17 f.
Tighe, Mrs,, 1 p half 21 f.
Tighe, Walter, 5 s half 22 £
Trotter, Thomas, 10 n half 4 t.
Truesdale, George, 2 e half 20 f.
Vincent, C. B., 10 w half 15 f.
Wason, James, 2 n half 1 f.
Wfison, John, sv., 2 e half 11 f.
Wason, John, jr., merchant,
Warsaw, f
W^atson, Henry, 7 pt 9 f
Webster, Thomas, o s half 1 t.
Welsh. James, 6 e half 6 f
Welsh. Michael, i) e half 7 f.
Weston, John, 3 pt 10 t.
White, Jacob, 2 h 21 f
White, William, 2 J 21 f
Wigmore, Abraham, 9 n e | 1
Wigmore, Daniel, 9, 4 f.
Wigmore, Mi's. Mary, 9 w I 1
Wigmore, Robert, lie half 1
Wigmore, Samuel, 9 pt 1 t.
Wigmore, Wm., 9 s e J 3 f.
Wilson, John, 5, 16 f.
Wilson, Richard, 4 e half 18 t.
Wilson, Wm., 6 n half 15 f
Woodcock, Joseph, 12 pt 9 t,
Woodman, Rev. J., 2 pt 17 t.
TOWNSHIP OF DYSART.
The township of Dysart is bounded on the north by the town-
ship of Guilford, on the south by the township of Glamorgan, on
the east by the township of Dudley, and on the west by the town-
ship of Minden. This township, in connection with the following
eight : Dudley, Harcourt, Bruton, Harburn, Guilford, Havelock,
Eyre and Clyde, form one municipality, all being the propert}^ of
the Canadian Land and Emigration Company, who offer their lands
at reduced rates to actual settlers. For further particulars address
Chas. J. Blomiield, Esq., manager, Peterborough, or see top half
of outside front cover of this Directory. Population of Dysart
about 500.
Austin, Franlvlin, bf 0 f
Austin, James, bf 6 f.
Austin, Willet, C, carpenter,
4f
Beavis, Thomas, 5, 7 f
Beavis, Wm., 2, 1 f
Beamish, Thomas, 9, 7 f
Beamish, Wm., 9, 8 £
Borden, Peter, 6, 6 f.
Brownri^g, Wm., 6, 20 f.
Burk, Archibald, 6, 17 f.
Cashmere, Wm., 7, 13 f.
bf
bg,
Clerk, Robert, laborer, bf, 8
Cole, George, 7, 2 f.
Croston, John, shoemaker,
11 f
Cullaren, Fred, 8, 6 f.
Cype, Peter, J., 4, 2 f
Dart, Thomas, 12, 24 f ..
Davis, William, 10, 21 f
Dover, James, merchant, bh, 8 t.
Dugan, Wm., 5, 12 f
Elston, Richard, 6, 3 f
Elston, Wm, 7, 5 f
All kinds of Cooking Utensils,
100
J. C. CONNERS
Elston,Wm.,J., 7 3f.
Erskine, James, R., blacksmith,
bm, 1 f.
Erskine, John, 5, 6, f.
Everett, Colin, 6, 21 f.
Ferguson, Peter, 9, 9 f.
Fowlds. James, 4 I7f.
Gainforth, Wm.. 5, 15 f.
Garrett, A. H. merchant, bg, 10 f.
Gould, Thos., 5, 9 f.
Gugan, Wm,E.,5, lOf.
Harcourt, George, 6, 18 £
Harcourt, John, 6, 19 f.
Holland, James, hotelkeeper, bl
3&4f.
Holland, Wm, bf, 12 f.
Hurd, Andrew, 8, 7 f.
Hurd, Wm, Haliburton.
Hurt, Samuel, 5, 8 £
Huthason, James, 5, 21 £
Huthings, James, 11, 13 £
Illman,Herold, 10 & 11, 18&;16£
lUman, Walter, 10, 16 £
lUman, Wm, 10, 17 £
Irwin, Henry, 6 16, £
Irwin, James, 6 15 £
Johnston, George, 10, 19 £
Lane, Thomas, 6, 12 £
Laughlin, Daniel, 3, 11 £
Laughlin, Thomas, 4, 14 £
Leaper, Francis, 4, 6 £
Letherby, James. 5 25 £
Little, George, 5 17 £
Lucas, John, J mills, £
McClugan, Samuel, 8, 1 £
McDonald, Chas, 3 19 £
McFarlan, Daniel, 8 10 £
Maguire, Jeremiah, 4, 1 £
Main, John, carpenter, bh 1 £
Menzies, Wm, 9, 11 £
Moon, Thomas, S, 8, 5 £
Moffett, Adam, 5, 10 £ •
Mitchel, Hamilton, 5, 11 £
Murray, Wm, 3, 1 £
Niven, Alex, C. L. & E, Co,
resident, agent, bg, 8 £
Pamplin, Henry, 10, 18 £
Parish, Walter, 5, 20 £
Parsonage, Abram, 4, 3 £
Paterson, Adam, 6, 8 £
Peaver, Samuel, 5 28 £
Pocket, Edwin, 9, 18 £
Pritzeow, J. C, 3, 2 £
Quarry, Andrew, 4, 20 £
Rutherford, John, Haliburton.
Retherford, R. A., 8, 13 14 & 15 £
Ritchey, Wm, miller, h mills £
Sawyer, David, 6, 2 £
Shaw, Wm., 4, 19 £
Smith, Wm., 3, 4 £
Stewart, Charles, R., 8, 12, £
Stothart, John, 9, 16 £
Stothart, Wm., 3, 21 f
Strain, John, 4. 4 £
Sunderland, John, 3, 3 £
Thompson, George, 3, 5 £
Thompson, John, 4, 5 £
Thompson, Richard, 5, 5 £
Thompson, Stephen, 7, 9 £
Wastel, Chas., A, 6, 7£
Watson, J. W,l 1,7 & 8£
Woods, Wm., tinsmith, bl, 2 t.
Wolstholm, John, 6, 22 £
Young, John, merchant, bl, 2 t>
TOWNSHIP OF ENNISMOER
The township of Ennismore is bounded on the north by Buck-
horn and Pigeon Lakes, on the south by Chemong or Mud Lake,
Gk) to Walton's, Feterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
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on the east by Buckhorn and Chemong Lakes, and on the west by
the township ot Emily, County of Victoria. Population about 1 ,000.
Blair, Francis, merchant, 8 pt
16 f.
Blanco, Wm., 3 pt 3 f.
Bolster, Joseph, 6 J 1 f.
Bolster, Nathaniel, 6 J 1 f •
Brick, Maurice, G s lialf 12 f.
Brick, Patrick, sr., 6 J 11 f.
Brick, Patrick, jr., 7 s half 9 f
Brownlee, George, lumber mer-
chant, 8^9 f
Oadegin, James, 8 -J 3 f.
Cadegin, Michael, sr., 10 l o f.
Cadegin, Michael, jr., 8 } 2 f
Oadegin, Patrick, 10 I 5 f.
Cadegin, Timothy, 8 I 3 f.
Cahill, James, 9 pt 2 t.
Cahill, Mrs., 6 pt 14 f
Calbert, Robert, 3 pt 1 f.
Carew, Edward, 5 J 2 f.
Carney, John, 7 pt 6 f.
Cashery, Eugene, 7 pt 11 f.
Cavanagh, James, 8 s half 5 f
Cavanagli, Michael, 8 s half 3 £
Chanly, James, 4 J 1 f .
Cooly, David, ], 1 f
Collins, John, 2 ^ 3 f
Collins, Michael, 2 -J 3 f
Collins, Patrick, 6 s half 11 f.
Collins, Thomas, t
Connor, Cornelius, 8 ^ 10 £
Connor, Martin, 8 i 10 £
Connor, Thomas, G | 6 f.
Conway, Wm., t.
Corkery, John, 6 pt 7 £
Corkery, Martin, 7 J 5 £
Costello, Daniel, 6 s i 9 £
Costello, Michael, sr., 6 pt 9 £
Costello, Michael, jr ,6^7 £
Costello, Paul, G pt 9 t. "
Crough, Michae], sr., 5 h 4 £
Crough, Michael, jr., 5 s J 10 £
Crough, Patrick, 6 n i 6 £
Crough, Philip, G s J 4 £
Crough, William, G s i 3 £
Cummins, Wm., 8 J 9 £
Curtin, Wm., sr., 4 pt 4 £
Curtin, Wm., jr., 3 pt G t.
Davis, Richard, 7 s half 5 t.
Deal, Joseph, 7 s half 12 t.
Donoghue, Daniel, t.
Donoghue, John, 4 |- 11 f.
Doran, Mrs. C, G J 3 £
Doran, Martin. 5 -J 2 £
Dow, Humphrey, 5 pt 7 £
Driscoll, Lawrence, 7 | 13 £
Driscoll, Murty, 7 | 7 £
Eddington, Charles, 9^5 £
Fitzpatrick, John, 4 -J^ 1 t.
Flood, John, 7, 1 £
Flood, Thomas, 8 f 2 £
Fowler, Andrew, 1 pt 2 £
Galavin, Eugene, 7, 14 £
Galavin, Garrett, sr., 9 s ^ 4 £
Galavin, Garrett, jr., 10 s -J G £
Galavin, John, 10 s | 5 £
Galavin, Maurice, 10 | G £
Galavin, Patrick, o ^ 6 f.
Gannon, Michael, 11 pt 7 £
Geary, Wm., 3 pt 2 £
Gifford, Wm., 2 pts G & 7 £
Gorman, Edward, 4 pt G £
Gorman, James, 3 pt 7 £
Gorman, Jeremiah,
Gorman, Maurice, 3 pt G £
Graham, Thomas, 4 pt 9 f.
Griffin, Lawrence, 7 pt G £
Guiry, David, G pt 7 £
Haggart, Donald 7 i 8 £ ,
Harrington, Henry, 7 pt G t.
Harrington, James, 8 pt 14 £
.-> s 1 4 £
Axes Double and Single Steeled.
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J. c. oonnek's
Harrington, Thomas, sr., G 4; 13 f.
Harrington, Thomas, jr., 0 ^ 13 f.
Harrington, Wm., 8 | 14 f.
Healy, Mrs. t.
Hennessy, Mrs. W. 5 J 1 f.
Hendricks, James, 8 s -J 6 t.
Hickey, Mrs. t.
Hickson, James, 7 pts 15 & IG f.
Hickson, Mrs. W., G 1 12 f.
Hogan, John, 5 I 11 f.
Horan. Denis, 7 s J 13 £
Horan, Donald, 7 | 12 £
Horan, Jeremiah, 5 J 8 £
Horan, Michael, 5 J 8 £
Johnston, John, 7 | 4 £
Kennedy, Daniel, G, 5 £
Kennedy, Michael, t.
Killen, James, 3 pt 8 £
Killen, Patrick, jr., G |- 4 £
Lawson, Henry, 11 J G t.
Lehane, Thomas, S., hotelkeeper,
6-16 1
Leonard, Martin, 7 1 10 £
Leonard, Patrick, carpenter,
7 i 10 t.
McAuliffe, Martin, 7 h 10 £
McAnliff e, Peter, 7 01
McAvenny, Bernard, 7 pt 7 £
McAvenny, Patrick, 7 pt 7 £
McCarthy, Denis, 5 J 8 t.
McCarthy, Jeremiah, 4<s ^ 7 £
McCarthy, Patrick, carpenter, 4
s 1 3 £
McConnell, Robert, 4 s | 2 t.
McGrath, David, 1 pt 4£
McGrath, John, 2 pt 3 £
McManus, Mrs. W., 8 pt 11 £
Mahony, John, J., 3 pt 1 £
Mahony, William, blacksmith,
5 pt G £
Mitchell, Daniel, G., 2 s ^ 2 t.
Mitchell, James, 1 pt 3 t.
Moore, Michael, 8 h 8 £
Moloney, Francis, 5 s I 5 i*.
Montre, Lewis, G J 14 £
Morrison, Alex., 2 pt 1 £
MuUins, Thos., 8 pt 15 t.
Murphy, James, 9 A 5 £
Murphy, Patrick, 4^ ^ 3 £
Murphy, Thos., 0 pt 15 £
Murphy, Timothy, 8, 4 £
Nichols, Peter, G s vV 13 £
Nurse, John, 1^2 £
O'Brien, Michael, 8 ^ 5 £
O'Donnell, Edward, mason, 2 pt
1 £
O'Donnell, Patrick, 2 pt 1 £
O'Reily, Michael, 3 pt 4 £
Perdiere, Thos., 3 pt 2 £
Pope, Alex., 4 pt 10 £
Pope, John, 4 pt 10 £
Pope, Wm., G pt 14 £
Quirk, James, G J^ 8 t.
Reid, Richard, 2 pt 3 t.
Revington, George, G s I
Revington, Wm., 7 I 8 £
Reynolds, Thos., sailor, V
Robinson, John C, 4 s | 8 t
§cott, W. A., merchant, 8 M) £
Scollard, Cornelius, 5 ^ 9 £
Scollard, James, 8 J 10 £
Scollard, John, 5 I 9 £
Scollard, Wm, 7 i 8 £
Shanahan, Florence, 4 I 4 £
Sharrahin, Daniel, 7
Sharrahin, Wm., 9 ^r o
Sheehan, Joseph, 8 J 2 £
Spencer, William, 8 I 15 £
Stiles, Silas, 4 -J 2 £ "^
Sullivan, Bartholmne, 4 I 7 £
Sullivan, B. B., 4 pt 8 t. ^
Sullivan, Cornelius, B., 4 J 8 £
Sullivan, Cornelius, C, Gn |-10f
Sullivan, Cornelius, L., 5 J 7 £
G£
i8£
|2£
9 }. 5£
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Sullivan, Cornelius, M., 4 J 5 f.
SuUivan, John, B, 5 s ^ 9 f :
Sullivan, John, C, sr., 6 s | 10 £
Sullivan, John, C, jr., 5 J 6 f.
Sullivan, John, G., 2, 4 t.
Sullivan, Patrick, G., sr., 5 pt 7f.
Sullivan, Patrick, C, jr., 5 J 6 f.
Sullivan, Patrick, M., 4 s i^ 5 f.
Sullivan, Timothy, 8 pt l*f.
Sweeny, Patrick, 3 pt 4 t.
Teltord, Thos, mason, 6, 2 f.
Townny, James, 7 | 3 f .
Townny, John, 7 i 3 f.
Townny, Lawrence, 3 pt 5 f.
Townny, Michael, sr., 5 s | 3 f.
Townny, Michael, jr., 7 J 3 f .
Townny, Patrick, 5^ J 11 f.
Traviss, Nathaniel, blacksmith,
4 pt 1 t.
Trithy, Patrick, 5 1 11 t.
Whelan, Daniel, 5 J 10 f.
Young, Kobert, 8 s^^ 8 f.
TOWNSHIP OF EYEE.
The township of Eyre is bounded on the north by the township
of Lawrence, on the south by the township of Harburn, on the
east by the township of Clyde, and on the west by the township of
Havelock. This township belongs to the C. L. & E. Co. Not
BettJed.
TOWNSHIP OF GALWAY.
The tovv'nship of Galway is bounded on the north by the town-
ship of Wilberforce, on the south by the township of Harvey, on
the east by the township of Cavendish, and on the west by the
township of Somerville, County of Victoria. Population about 550.
Allen, Edward, 12, 14 f.
Allen, James, 11, 11 f.
Allen, John, 12, 11 £
Barr, Alex., 10, 1 f
Barr, Robt., 10, 8 £
Bell, Malcolm, 13, 2 £
Blair, Robert, a, 10 £
Buckle}-, James, 13, 5 £
By ran, Ralph, a, 18 £
Cain, Michael, 9, 20 £
Carshore, Mrs., a, (> £
Cash, William, 4, 6 £
Casy, William, a J 27 £
Clarke, Owen, 15, 4 £
Clarke, Thomas, 15, 8 £
Coben, Charles, 14, 2 £
Coben, Christopher, 15, 5 £
Collins, James, 12, 18 £
Collins, Michael, 12, 17 f.
Collins, Patrick, 12, 16 £
Connelly, Dennis, 11, 16 f.
Cotter, George, a, 2 £
Cotter, John, a, 4 £
Creig,Wimam, 12,12 £
Trace and Log Chains.
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J. c. Conner's
Crow, Francis, a, 38 f.
Currin, William. 18, 13 f.
Develin, William, 15, 7 f.
Dooly, John, 12, 19 f.
Dougherly; John, a, 34 £
Doungherly, Michael, a, 42 f.
Dudman, Frederick, a, 40 f.
Dudman, John, 14, 3 f.
Evelin. Charles, 14, 4 f.
Flaherty, Michael, 11, 18 f.
Flaherty, Thomas, 10, 18 f.
Foley, Patrick, a, 23 f.
Gavigan, James, 14, 6 f.
Gilmour, John, a, 37 f.
Gough, Hugh, a, 15 f.
Greany, Michael, a, 26 f.
Grealny, Thomas, 11, 2 f.
Griffis, Andrew, a pt 7 f.
Hardy, William, 13, 4 f.
Hartnett, Maurice, 12, 1 f.
Henderson, John, a, 33 f.
Henderson, John F., a, 30 f.
Hickey, David, 13, 10 £
Hickey, Maurice, 12, 15 £
Hickey, Thomas, 13, 8 £
Hoy, Thomas, 1, 3 £
Hughes, John, 18, 10 £
Humphries, Alexander, 6, 1 £
Humphries, James, 5, 5 £
Hunter, John, a, 43 £
Hunter, Thomas, 12, 3 £
Irwin, Alexander, 12, 13 £
Irwin, Christopher. 2, 3 £
Kennedy, John, 15, 1 £
Kerne ttel, Charles, 15, 6 £
Knowles, Joseph, 18, 6 £
Lambert, John, a, 3 £
Lawrence, Anthony, a, 12 £
Lefeve, Joseph, 13, 7 £
Lowes, Robert, a w J 31 £
Lyle, James, a e J 31 £
McElwain, John, sen., 3, 5 £
McElwain, John, jun., 1, 2 £
McGuire, James, sen., 11, 12 £
McGuire, James, jun., 10, 12 £
McMuUen, Daniel, G, 3 £
Mann, Thomas, a, 1 t.
Mansfield, Mrs., a, 41 £
Mansfield, Richard, 13, 18 £
Maxwell, John, a, 8 £
Maxwell, Robert, 4, 1 £
Maxwell, William, 3 h 9 £
Megahy, Thomas, a, 22 £
Meneary, Joseph, 12, 2 £
Morgan, Thomas, 13, 11 £
Newbury, Henry, 4, 4 £
Newbiuy, William, % 5 £
O'Brian, John, 10, 22 £
O'Brian, Michael, 10, 21 £
O'Connor, James, a, 3G £
O'Neil, Thos., 14, IG and 17 £
Owens, Edward, a, 13 £ '
Owens, Edward, 11, 3 £
Peacock, Thomas, 13, 14 £
Peirson, Daniel, 14, 5 t.
Peirson, William, a s h 27 £
Phelps, James G., 10, 25 £
Prescott, James, 11, 9 £
Prescott, Robert, 11, 10 £
Probert, Thomas, a, 7 £
Purdy, Wm., a, 5 £
Reid, Daniel, 15, 2 £
Ritchie, Alexander, a, 29 £
Ritchie, James, a, 32 £
Scarlet, Wm., 13, 1 £
Sheeha'n, James, 10, 17 £
Stuart, Richard, a, 14 £
Stuart. Samuel, a, 24 £
Sullivan, Maurice, 11, 17 £
Sullivan, Timothy, 11, 14 £
Switzer. Ralph, a, 45 £
Treado, Isadore, a, 28 £
Walton, Mathew, a, 19 £
White, Thomas, 13, 12 £
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TOWNSHIP OF GLAMOEGAN.
The township of Glamorgan, is bounded on the north by the
township of Dysart, on the south by the township of Cavendish, on
the east by the township of Monmouth, and on the west by the
township of Wilberforce. Not Settled.
TOWNSHIP OF GUILFORD,
The township of Guilford is bounded on the north by the town-
ship of Havelock, on the south by the township of Dysart, on the
east by the township of Harburn, and on the west by the town-
ship of Stanhope. This township belongs to the 0. L. & E, Co.
Population ]5.
Coates, Francis, 2, 29 f
Kelso, George, P., 3, 26 f.
Overton, William, 2, 27 I
TOWNSHIP OF HAEBUEN.
The township of Harburn is bounded on the north by the town-
ship of Eyre, on the south by the township of Dudley, on the east
by the township of Bruton, and on the west by the township of
Guilford. This township belongs to the C. L. & E, Co. Not
settled.
TOWNSHIP OF PIAECOUET.
The township of Harcourt is bounded on the north by the town-
ship of Bruton, on the south by the township of Cardiff, on the
east by the township of Herschel, county of Hastings, and on the
west by the township of Dudley. This township belongs to the
C. L. & E. Co. Population about 75.
Bernard, I, 10, 25 f
Cole, George, 10, 30 £
Peaver, Thomas, 9, 20 f
Roberts, Charles ',9, 22 f.
Scott, Archibald, 10, 21 f
Scott, James, 10 19f.
Scott, Thomas, 12, 29 f
Watt, Donald, II, 82 £ ^
Watt, William, 12, 82 £
Williams, Henry, 11, 30 £
Cable and Halter Chains.
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TOWNSHIP OF HARVEY.
The township of Harvey is bounded on the north by the town-
ships of Galway and Cavendish, on the south by Buckhom and
Pigeon Lakes, on the east by Buckhorn Lake and the township
of Burleigh, and on the west by Pigeon Lake and the township of
Verulam, County, of Victoria. Population about 600.
Andres, James, 12 w -J 4 f
Armstrong, Wm., 8 w | 24 f
Ascott, Isaac, 16 w i 21 f
Ayres, Robt., 19 pt 21 £
Bennet, Wm., 15 w i- 20 £
Bick, Thos., 19 pt 22 £
Brodie, David, 14, 11 £
Brodie, Joseph, 14 w | 8 £
Calvert, James, 11 pt 6 £
Chambers, Thos., laborer, 5 t.
Charlton, James, 15. 4 £
Charlton, Wm., 14 n i 9 £
Clark,Thos., 19 il9f.
Clarkson, John, 15, 7 £
Clarkson, Thos., sen., 13 e i 9 £
Clarkson, Thos., jun., 15 pt 8 £
Clemens, Joseph, 19 pt 10 £
Coons, James, 14 s h 7 £
Copeland, Wm., 8, 26 £
Coush, Wm., 19 i 11 £
Dunbar, Robt., 19 pts 7 & 8 £
Dunsford, John, 8 w | 25 £
Eagan, James, 7 ^v | 26 £
Esson, George J., 14 w .^- 10 t.
Fortune, Thos., 16 pt 2 £
Freeman Francis, hotelkeeper. £
Findlay, Joseph, 19 1 19 £
Gordon, Thos., 15 pt 18 £
Graham, Henry, 11 e J 8 £
Graham, John, 14 w h 6 £
Guthrie, John, 8 w J 22 £
Guthrie, Samuel, 8 w | 21 £
Hall, Henry C, lumberman, 8 pt
9 £
Hall, J. De Oliver, 1 s i 7 £
Hall, John, 7 s h 10 £
Hall, John J., 4, 13 £
Hall, Thos. C, shingle manufac-
turer, 8 pt 10 £
Hall,Wm. H., 9swilO£
Hall, Wm. Mc , 11 w J 8 f
Hatton, Thos., 10 pt 7 £
Herron, Thos., 19 pt 24 £
Hicks, James, 16 e J 5 £
Hunter, Wm., merchant, 9 pt 9 £
Hurle, Joseph, 11 pt 5 t,
Ingram, Mathew, 19 pt 23 £
Irwin, James, 18, 12 £
Jarvis, James, £
Jhonston, Alex., 14 w | 12 £
Johnston, Archibald, 11, 7 £
Johltiston, James, 14 e half 12 £
Johnston, Wm., sen., 15 e J 10 £
Johnston, William, jun., 10 s w
1- 18 £
Kennedy John, 14 e | 6 £
Lavery,*^Patrick, 16 pt 21 £
Lee, Wesley, 16 -J 20£
Lennox, Wm., 13 e J 10 £
Lilly, Hugh, 12 e 1 5 £
Lynch, John, 8 w half 23 £
McGee, Joseph, blacksmith, £
McGuire, Charles, £
Mcllmoyle, John, laborer, t.
McKenty, William, 12 pt 3 £
Middleton, James, t.
Mooney, John, 8 pt 20 t.
Moffatt, Alex.. 15 e half 11 £
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Moffat, Richard, 15 w half 6 f.
Murphy, Jeremiah, laborer, t.
Nelson, Thomas, 14 e half 8 f
Northy, Thomt^s. 14 n half 7 f
Oaks, Merritt, 16 i 20 f
Oaks, Theopolis, 16 i 20 f
Oliver, Wm., 17 pt 17 f.
Parker, Albert. 2 w half 7 f
Parker, Henry, t.
Parker, Lewis, 15, 19 f.
Payne, Adam, 19 pt 24 f
Pendergrast, John, 12 -J 3 f
Purdy, James. 19 pt 20 f
Reid. James, 19 pt 12 f
Robinson, John, 19 J 11 £
Sanderson, John, 12 pt 10 f
Scott, W. A., lumberman, 8, 15
Shaw, Charles C, lumberman,
pt 9 £
Simpson, James, laborer, t.
Simpson, John, 19 pt 22 f
Stabler, Andrew, 13 e I 11 f
Stewart, Henry, 13 w J 10 f
Stewart, John, 13 w ^ 9 f
Stone, D., hotel, 13w J13f
Stockdale, Wm., 12 e A 4 f
Tarlington, John, 13 f 8 f
Tate, James, 15 pt 18 f.
Tate, John, 15 e ^ 20 f
Tate. Wm., 14 w | 19 f
Taylor, Robert, 19 pt 19 f.
Tedford, Robt., 15 e J 6 f.
Trennand, Joseph, 13 w J 11 f
Trotter, Wm., 19 J 20 f
Ventres, Benjamin, 15 pt 20 £
Ventres, Thomas, £
Ventres, Wm., mechanic, 17 e J
22 £
Wallace, Robert, carpenter, 10
pt 10 £
Wallace, Thos., 9 e
Ward, Seth, hunter, £
Weir, Wm., 15, 9 £
Wilkins, Edward, 14 s J 9 £
Wilson, James, 19 pt 18 £
Wood, James, 10 e ^ 9 £
Wood, Wm., sen., 10 w J 9 £
Wood, Wm., jun., 11 pt 11 £
122£
TOWNSHIP OF HAVELOCK
The townshi}) of Havelock is bounded on the north by the
township of Livingston, on the south by the township of Guilford,
on the east by the township of Eyre, and on the west by the town-
ship of Sherborne. This township belongs to the C. L. & E. Co.
(Not settled.)
TOWNSHIP OF LAWKENCE.
un-
The township of Lawrence is bounded on the north by
surveyed land, on the south by the township of Eyre, on the east
by the township of Nightingall, and on the west by the township
of Livingstone. (Not settled.)
Cow and Ox Bells, Straps, &c.
M.
108 J. c. Conner's
TOWNSHIP OF LIVINGSTONE.
The township of Livingstone, is bounded on the north by un-
surveyed land, on the south by the township of Havelock, on the
east by the township of Lawrence, and on the west by the town-
ship of McClintock. (Not settled.)
' TOWNSHIP OF McCLINTOCK.
The township of McClintock is bounded on the nortli by un-
surveyed land, on the south by the township of Sherborne, on the
east by the township of Livingstone, and on the west by the
township of Franklin, County of Victoria. (Not settled.)
TOWNSHIP OF METHUEN.
The township of Methuen is bounded on the north by the town-
ship of Chandos, on the south by the township of Belmont, on
the east by the township of Lake, County of Hasting, and on the
west by White Lake and the townships of Burleigh and Dummer.
Population about 150.
Althouse, Eljiah, 4 n J 3 t.
Althouse, Thos., 4 s J 3 t.
Carty, Joseph, 1 e J 7 t.
Drury, James, 1 s J 5 t,
Ennis, John, 1 n J 2 t.
% Hubel, John, 10 ^ 2 t.
Kelsh, Charles, 5 e J- 2 t.
Lacoste, Andrew, In J 3 t.
Lewis, David, 4 w |^ 5 t.
Lewis, George, 4 s J (5 t.
Munroe, Allen, 4 w J 4 t.
Munroe, Samuel, lO^J 2 t.
Post, J. T., 5 e J 5 t.
Post, Einard, 5 e J 3 t.
Robinson, James, 5 s e J 4 t.
Vansickle, David^ 1 n |^ 5 t.
Vansickle, John, 1 e J 4 f .
Vanvalkenburgh, Nathan, 1
O J.
Washburn. Wm.. 1 e i 6 f .
TOWNSHIP OF MINDEN.
The township of Minden is bounded on the north by the town-
ship of Stanhope^, on the south by the township of Wilberforce,
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on- the east by the township of Dysart, and on the west by the
township of Anson, County of Victoria. Population about 850.
Addison, George, 10 J 22 f.
Andrews, Geo., merchant, Milne,
pt 4 t.
Anderson, Alex., 3 pt 28 f.
Anderson, John, 8 pt 31 f.
Archer, Robt., 4 pt 21 f
Archer, Thorlly, 4 half 19 f.
Archer, Wm., 5 pt 24 f.
Austin, Charles, 5 half 23 f.
Austin, Willett, 2 pts 18 & 19 f
Balfourn, John, 4, 32 f.
Barnam, John, 13 half 6 f.
Bai-ton, Thos., 4 half 1 £
Bateson. Richard, 7 | 25 f.
Bell, Andrew, merchant, Chan-
dos, pt 3 £
Bell, Josq^h, 1 pt 17 £
Blair, Wm., 10 half 20 f
Boker, Abner, 2 half 23 £
Bond, Wm., 8 pt 5 £
Boney, Richard, 2 pt 29 £
Bowern, Francis, a pt 1 £
Brown, Andrew, 13 half 18 £
Brown, John, 12 half 16 £
Buck, Daniel, hotelkeeper, Milne,
pt 5 £
Buck, James, 1 half 3 £
Buck, Wm., a pt 4 £
Burk, Benjamin, 2 pt 16 £
Burk, David, 3 half 10 £
Burns, Henry, a half 21 £
Burns, James, a half 20 £
Campbell, Mrs. Margaret, a pt 7 £
Casey, Robert, 2 half 12 £
Chambers, William, 13 pt 22,£
Clark, Jeremiah, 2 half 6 £
Clark, Nelson, 1 pt 13 £
Clifton, Thos,, sr., 4 half 17 1.
Clifton, Thos., jr., 4 half 16 £
Cook, William, 10 half 24 £
Corbet, Mrs. Ellen, a half 27. -
Coulter, James, sr., 3 pt 8 £
Coulter, James, jr., 2 half 8 f.
Coulter, John G., a half 25 £
Coulter, William, 3 pt 4 £
Cox, John, 5 half 7 £
Cox, Thomas, 4 pt 7 £
Cragg, David, 2 pt 15 £
Dancey, James, 2 half 26 £
Dancey, John, 5 pt 25 £
Dancey, Samuel, sr., 2 pt 25 £
Davidson, David, 7 half 25 £
Davidson, William, 7 half 24 £
Dennison, William, 8 pt 13 £
Ellis, James, lumberer, 10 half
29 £
EUiot, Thomas, 3 pt 2 £
Epton, John, 2pt 14£
Fairfield, James, a pt 12 £
Fee, James, 12 half 1 £
Freed, Jessie, 6 half 17 £
Gainer, Johh, a half 23 £
Gainer, Robert, a -| 10 £
Gainer, Samuel, a half 11 £
Gainer, William, a pt 4 £
Gilbert, John, 5 and 6 pts 15 and
16 £
Gilbert, Wm., sr., 6 half 16 £
Gilbert, Wm., jr., 5 half 15 £
Goldie, Edward, a half 19 £
Graham, David, 3 half 17 £
Graham, Thomas, 1 half 8 £
Hall, Richard, 11 pt 13 £
Harrison, James, 2 pt 21 f
Hartel, John, carpenter, a pt 4 1.
Hawkins, George, 10 half 21 £
Hobden, Thomas, 7 pt 11 £
Hogg, Alexander, 5 pt 12 £
Hogg, Robert, 6 pt 9 t.
Hope, George, 5 and 6 pts 26 f
Buckskin Moccasins, Gloves and Mittens.
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Wra.^jun., 13 half 1 f.
cooper, St.
Howell, Henry, 13 half 20 f.
Howell, John, sen, 11 half 17 f.
HoweU, John, jun., 13 hall 21 f
Humphrey, Margaret, hotel-
keper, Milne, pt 3 f.
Ireton, Robt., 4 pt 8 £
Jackson, George, 2 half 11 f
Jackson, Wm, 2 half 10 f
Jarvis, Wm, sen, hotelkeeper,
a half 32 t.
Jarvis
Johnston, James,
Germain, pt 3 f
Johnston, Wm., 7 pt 10 t.
Jones, Francis, 4 half 4 f.
Jopling, John, 6 pt 10 f
Kent, Mrs. Catherine, a pt 5 t.
Knowles, Wm., 7 pt 3 f.
Leavy, Thomas, hoteikceper, 8
pt'l4t.
Loucks, Jacob, 2 half 13 f.
Loucks, Michael, 1 pt 12 f
Liman, James, waggonmaker, N.
Water, pt 1 £
Lunan, John, 11 half 14 £
McCracken, Robt., 1 half 5 £
MeDougall, Alex., caipenter, S.
Water, pt 7 £
Mcintosh, Alexander, tinsmith,
6 pt 32 £
McKelvey, Wm., clerk, N. Water,
pt3 t.
McLarty, Donald, 10 pt 10 £
McLarty, John, 10 half 13 £
McLeod, Wm., 7 half 22 £
McNeil, Archibald, 11 pt 24 £
McNeil, Joseph, a half 26 £
McNeil, Peter, 5 half 13 £
McNight, Robt., 5 half 22 £
McNight, Wm., 5 half 21 f.
Manaker, Peter, 3 half 25 £
Mason, Francis, merchant, Milne,
pt 5 £
Mitchell, Joseph, 5 pt 10 £
Moore, Wm., 2 pt 30 £
Morrison, Mark, blacksmith, N.
Water, pt 1 £
Morey, Andrew, 13 half 5 £
Murry, James, 2 pt 32 £
Newstead, Abraham, 3 J 32 £
Noicc, John, a half 24 £
Petigrew, Wm., 6 half 20 £ •
Pockett, Jacob, 3 pt 26 £
Pockett, Robert, 3 pt 29 £
Pogue, John, 1 pt 11 £
Potter, Herbert, 1 pt 19 £
Potter, Joseph, 5 half 17 £
Puffer, George 2 half 7 £
Puffer, Isaac, 3 pt 5 £
Robinson, John, 6 half 23 £
Scott. John, 1 half 2 t.
Shaw, Henry, 8 half 22 £
Sharp, George, 5 half 2 £
Shove, Frederick, 6 pt 3 £
Smith, Richard, 2 J 20 £
Stevens, Robert, 12 half 6 t.
Thomas, John, 6 half 24 £
Thompson, Robert, 7 half 16 £
Upperton, Charles, 3 half 15 £
Yoisey, James, 10 half 19 £
W^alker, David, 7 pts 8 and 9 £
Watts, William, a -} 4 £
Weir, Wm., 13 pt 13 £
Whittiker, Samuel, a half 17 £
Wilson, Francis, 1 half 10 £
Wright, William, a half 2 £
Yirks, E., 1 half 27 £
Young, Thomas, miller, Milne,
pt 4 £
Go to Walton's, Feterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH DIRECTOY.
TOWNSHIP OF MONMOUTH.
Ill
The township of Monmouth is bounded on the north by the town-
ship of Dudley, on the south by the township of Anstruther, on the
east by the township of Cardiff, and on the west by the township
of Glamorgan. (Not settled.)
TOWNSHIP OF NIGHTINGALE.
The township of Nightingale is bounded on the north by unsur-
veyed land, on the south by the township of Clyde, on the east by
the township of Airy, County of Hastings, and on the west by the
township of Lawrence. (Not settled.)
TOWNSHIP OF NOETH MONAGHAN.
The township of North Monaghan is bounded on the north by the
township of Smith, on the south by the Otonabee River and the
township of South Monaghan, County of Northumberland, on the
east by the Otonabee River, and on the west by the tow^nship of
Cavan, County of Durham. Population about 1,500.
Adamson, Wm., 11 half 7 f
AUum, Thomas, 12 pt 10 f
Aldridge,Wm., ISpt 13f
Alexander, P., 13 pt 11 f.
Adderson. James, 10 pt 1 t.
Archer, Alfred, 9 pt 2 t.
Archer, Edward, 9 pt 2 t.
Archer, WiUiam, 9 half 2 t.
Babb, John, 13 pt 13 f.
Baggs, William, 12 pt 12 f.
Bcavis, Francis, 10 half 2 t.
Beck, J. Walton, 13 pt 13 f
Bell, William, 7 half 3 f
Belfield, Thomas, 11 pt 18 f
Bennett, John, 9 J 3 t.
Bennett, Joseph, 10 half 8 f.
Beriy, Luke, 11, 3 t.
Best, Thomas, 12 pt 14 f.
Bidgood, William, 10 pt 1 f
Bird, Matthew, 12 pt 14 f
Birney, Francis, 12 pt 5 f.
Birney, George, 11 -| 4 f
Birney, John, 11 pt 4 f.
Bottle, George, 12 pt 12 t.
Brackly, Charles, 12 half 6 f
Brackly, James, 12 pt 6 f
Bradburn, Thos., sen., 12 pt 4 t.
Bradburn, Thos., jun., 12 pt 4 f
Brickley, Wm., 12 pt 12 f
Brown, James, 7, 2 f
Brown, James, 12 pt 12 f
Brownscombe, Wm,, 12 J 14 f.
Bird Gag^ of all kindi.
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J. C. CONKERS
Burr, Wm., 11 pt 13 f.
Burns, James, 11 pt 15 t.
Burnham, Elias, 13 pt 13 f.
Burnham, Frederick, 13 pt 13 t.
Campbell, George, sen., 10 pt 4 f.
Campbell, George, jun., 9 pt 2 t.
Campbell, Isaac, 12 pt 12 t.
Campbell, James, 10 pt 4 t.
Campbell, James, 10 half 5 t.
Campbell, John, 9 half 2 f
Carins, Wm., I3pt 13 t.
Carver, Henry, 12 I 11 £
Carver, Samuel J., 12 pt 10 f
Chambers, Mary, 11 pt 3 f
Chamberlin, Edward, 12 pt 12 f.
Clarke, Richard, 9 pt 1 f
Clarke, Wm., sen., 9 pt 1 f
Clarke, Wm., jun., 10, 6 f
Close, Mathew, 11 pt 12 f
Close, Wm., 12 pt 12 t.
Collins, Henry, 12 half 9 t.
Collins, Wm., 12 pt 9 t.
Conway, Patrick, sen., 13 pt 13 f.
Conway, Patrick, jun., 13 pt 12 t.
Covey, Mrs., 12 pt 11.
Crawford, Alfred, 11 pt 13 £
Crawford, Wm., 12 pt 6 t.
Cronnin, John, 13 pt 13 f.
Cuningham, Hugh, 7 pt 3 f.
Cuningham, James, 7 pt 3 £
Currain, Owen, 11 pt 13 £
Cushion, Daniel, 13 pt 10 £
Cushion, Daniel, 13 pt 13 £
Dailey, Jeremiah, 13 pt 13 £
Dailey, Patrick, 13 pt 13 £
Davidson, Angus, 13 half 2 £
Dobbin, John, 11 half 6 £
Doig, John, 11 pt 13 £
Donnelly, Alex., 11 pt 14 £
Douglas, Adam, 8 | 1 £
Douglas, Andrew, 13 pt 13 t.
Douglas, John, 10 half 1 t.
Douglas, Wm., 10 pt 5 t.
Druche, James, 12 pt 12 £
Dudgeon, Hugh, 12 pt 15 £
Duert, Prudence, 7 pt 1.
Dundas, Gustavus, 12 pt 6 t.
Dundas, John, 10 pt 1 £
Dunlop, De Arcy, 12 half 1 t.
Dunlop, Robt., 13 half 1 £
Dunlop, Thos., sen., 8 pt 3 £
Dunlop, Thos., jun., 8 pt 1 t.
Eastland, Charles, 12 pt 11 £
Eastland, George, 12 pt 10 t.
Eastland, Robert, 12 pt 11 £
Edmonds, Edward, 12 pt 13 t.
Edmonds, Jane, 12 pt 13 t.
Edwards, Fredrick, 13 pt 13 t.
Edwards, James, 13 pt 12 £
Fagan, Mrs., 12 pt 13.
Fairweather, Wm., 13 pt 13 £
Fanning, Robert 10 pt 4 t.
Filly, Elihu, 12jpt 8 t.
Fisher, Charles, 9 l 5 £
Forster, Joseph, 10 -J 7 £
Forster, Wm., sr., 10 J 7 £
Forster, Wm., jr., 11 -J 8 £
Forshey, Nason, 11 pt 13 t.
Fowler, George, 12 | 1 t.
Fowler, John, 12 i 2 t.
Fowler, Wm., sr., 11, 1 £
Fowler, Wm., jr., 11 -| 2 t.
Garrity, Larry 13 pt 13 £
Giles, Josephus. 13 pt 13 t.
Giles, Phillip, 3 pt 12 £
Gilmour, Rev. John, 13 pt 12
Gilmour, John, W., 13 pt 13 £
Glen, Mrs., 13 pt 13 t.
Goodfellow, Archibald, 10 pt 1
Goodfellow, Robert, 7, 5 £
Goodfellow, Wm., 7 | G t.
Grady, Patrick, 12 pt 10 £
Greene, Joseph, sr., 10 J 7 £
Greene, Joseph, jr., 11 J 8 t.
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Greenlaw, Philip, T., 12 pt 12 £
Grey, Thomas, 12 pt 2.
Griffin, Anthony, 13 pt 13 f.
Haggart, James, 12 pt 15 t.
Haggart, John, 12 pt 4 £
Haggerty, Patrick, 13 pt 13 £
Halpin, Cornelius, 12 pt 14 £
Halpin, Michael, 12 pt 14 £
Harper, John, 11 pt 10 1.
Harper, Robert, sr., 12 pt 10 £
Harper, Robert, jr., 11 | 10 t.
Haultain, F. W., 13 pt 13 £
Hayes, John, 12 pt 12 £
Hayes, Timothy, 12 ptl2t.
HefFernan, Michael, 13 pt 13 t.
Hewitt, Thos., 10 J 2 t.
Hickey, Dennis, 13 pt 13 £
Hickey, John, 13 pt 13 t.
Hickey, Thomas, 13 pt 13 £
Hickey, William, 13 pt 13 £
Hook, Wm.. 13 pt 13 £
Hooey, George, 9 | 4 £
Hopkins, Daniel, 13 pt 13 £
Hopkins, Wm., 13 J 11 t.
Howden, George, 11 pt 13 £
Howden, Gustavns, 10 pt 3 t.
Howden, James, 11 pt 15 £
Howden, Richard, 10 pt 3 t.
Howden, Thos., 9 | 3 t.
Huston, John 13 i 1 £
Huston, Robert, 13 ^ 1 t.
Huston, Wm., 12 -|- 3 £
Jamison, John, 9 pt 1 £
Johnston, John, 10 half 10 £
Kerr, Wm., 12 pt 10 t.
Kingdon, John, 13 pt 13 £
Kingdon, Wm., 12 pt 12 £
Laing, Robt., sen., 8 pt 2.
Laing, Rob., jun., 8 pt 2 £
Laing, Wm.,'8 J 2 £
Leary, Christopher, 13 pt 12 t.
Leitch, Moses, 9 J 5 £
Lillico, John, 12 half 8 £
Lillico, Richard, 12 half 4 £
Lockie, George, 7 half 4 £
Lockie, Wm., 8 pt 2 t.
Long, Edward, 13 half 6 t.
Longfield, Wm., 8 pt 1 t.
Lowry, John, 10 pt 6 t.
Lundy, Jason, 12 pt 12 £
Lynch, John, 13 pt 13 £
McCamus, Wm., 10 pt 1 £
McCullough, John, 7 half 1 t.
McDonald, John, 12 pt 13 t.
McDonald, Patrick, 12 pt 14 £ "
McGee, Francis, 13 half 2 £
Mclntyre, Malcolm, 13, 4 £
Mcintosh, John, 11 half 2 £
McKnight, John, 7 pt 3 £
McMahon, Bridget, 12 pt 14 £
McMahon, John, 12 pt 14 £
McMahon, Thos., 12 pt 14 £
McNamara, Thos., 12 pt 14 t.
McNarmara, Patrick, 12 pt 14 f.
McNamara, Patrick, 12 pt 14 £
McNaughton. John, 13 pt 13 t.
McSherry, Thos., 12 pt 6 £
Mahar, Patrick, 12 pt 15 £
Mahon, Dennis, 11 pt 15 t.
Mahony, Wm., 9 pt 1 t.
Manning Samuel, 13, 5 £
Martin, Mary, 13 pt 13 f,
Matoon, Barney, 13, pt 13 £
May, Arthur, 12 pt 12 £
May, Sarah, 12 pt 12 £
Michelevenson, Michael, 11 pb
12 t.
Moore, James, 12 pt 13 £
Mooney, P., 11 pt 9 t.
Moncrief, George, 8 half 3 f,
Murty, Mrs., 13 pt 13 £
Murphy, Patrrck, 12 pt 14 £
Murphy, Simon, 12 pt 14 £
Nixon. Mary, 11 pt 14 £
Harness made of best English Leather.
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O'Brien, James, 12 pt 14 f.
O'Brien, Philip, 13 pt 13 f.
O'Brien, Richard, 12 pt 12 t.
O'Hara. Francis, 13 pt 12 t
Oakley, Wm., 13 pt 13 £
Patterson, Mrs. Margaret, 8 pt 1 f.
Patterson, Robt., 7 pt 1 £
Payne, Uriah, 13 half 3 £
Porter William, 10 i 8 1.
Portsmouth, Charles, 12 pt 12 t.
Poulsounne, Frederick, 1 3 pt 11 £
Powers, Thomas, 11 pt 13 t.
Pursel, Daniel, 12 pt 13 t.
Redhend, John, 13 pt 11 £
Robson, Wm., 12 pt 5 £
Robinson, Ralph, 13 pt 4 t.
Rodgers, Rev. M., 13 pt 12 £
Ruine, Jacob, 10 pt 4 1.
Russell, Wilham, 11 pt 8 t.
Scott, Wm.S., 11 ptl£
Shaw, Robert, 13 pt 13 £
Shea, Richard, 12 pt 14 £
Shewn, Peter, 13 pt 13 £
Sherwood,Wm., ll|-9£
Simons, Mary, 13 pt 13 t.
Solomon, Jonathan, 13 pt 13 £
Spilsbury. Charles, 11 J 6 £
Spilsbur^, William, 11 J 7 £
Spry, James, 12 pt 12 t.
Sproule, Joseph, 12 half 7 1.
Stenson, Edward, 11 pt 15 £
Stephens, James. 13pt 13 £
Summerville, Henry, 13 pt 13 t.
Taylor, Wm., 13 pt 13 t.
Theabold, Thomas, 12 pt 13 £
Thompson James 8 | 1 t.
TuUy, George, 13 J 7 £
Tully, John, 13 J 8 £
TuUy, Robert & Andrew, 13 h
9t&;£
Tully, Wm., 13 J 8 £
Vassan, Leon, 11 pt 15 £
Wallis, Captain James, merino,
13, 10 £
Walsh, Bartley, 12 pt 10 £
Walton, Joseph, 13 half 7 £
Walton, Matthew, 13 half 6 £
Watters, Richard, 11 pt 3 t.
Weller, Charles, 13 pt 13 £
Whalen, William, 13 pt 13 £
White, William, 12 J 8 £
Whitfield, John, 9, 8 £
Wilson, John, 11 pt 7t.
Wilson, Robert, 13 pt 12 £
Wilson, Thomas, 10 J 5 £
Wood, John, 13 pt 13 1.
Wood, WilHam, 8 pt 1 t.
Wood, Wm., 10 J 5 £
Wright, James, 13 pt 5 t.
Wright, John, 10 pt 6 t.
Wyer, Leat, 12 pt 5 £
Young, Andrew, 12 J 3 t.
Young, George, 12 half 3 £
Young, John, 12 J 3 t.
TOWNSHIP OF OTONABEE.
The township of Otonabeo is bounded on the north by the
Otonabee River and the township of Douro, on the south by the
Otonabee River and Rice Lake, on the east by Rice Lake and the
township of Asphodel, and on the west by the Otonabee River.
Population about 4,000.
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Adamson, Robert, 13 w half 16 t.
Allen, Samuel, 8 e half 24 f.
Ambrose, Robt., li< pt 22 f.
Andrews, Wm., 11 pt 12 t.
Anderson, Donald, laborer, 7 pt
13 1.
Anderson, James, 7 e half 24 f.
Andvrson, Wm., 6 w half 30 f.
Armstrong Andrew, 11 e J 21 t.
Armstrong, David shoemaker,
Keene, f.
Ai-mstrong, David, 5 w half 23 f.
Armstrong, Isaac, 9 e half 25 f.
Armstrong, Jas., laborer, Allen-
dale, f.
Armstrong, James. 10 w |^ 27 f.
Armstrong, Jas., 12 e half 15 f.
Armstrong, John, 12 pt 26 f.
Armstrong, Martin, laborer, 14
pt 16 f,
Armstrong, Wm., 5, 25 f.
Armstrong, Wm., 9 e half 29 f.
Armstrong, Wm., 11 pt 26 f.
Armstrong, Wm., 12 w half 14 t.
Ashburn, Thomas, carpenter, 9
pt 13 f.
Atchison, James and Thomas,
Indian reserve, t.
Atkins, Jno., cooper, Allendale, f.
Atkins, T., cooper, Allendale, f.
Banbridge, J., laborer, Keene, t.
Barrie, Thos., 14 s w i 18 f.
Barry, James, 13 n w J 17 f.
Barry, John, 14 w half 14 f.
Barry, Patrick, laborer 3 pt 17 t.
Barker, Claude, 10 e i 28 t.
Barnes, James, 1 e half 30 f.
Bartliff, James, book-keeper
AUandale, t.
Bartliff, J., blacksmith, 6 pt 13 t.
Baxter, James, carpenter 8 pt
28 t.
Baxter, John, 9 J 28 f.
Beavis, Francis, laborer, Allen-
dale, f.
Beavis, Francis, laborer, 7 pt
18 t.
Beavis, James, 9 s e J 21 f.
Bennett, Edward, 14 f 21 f.
Bennett, James, laborer, 12 pt
14 f.
Bennett, John, 14 | 21 f.
Benett. John, shoemaker,
Keene, t.
Bickett, James, 1 e half 26 f.
Blatchford, Wm., 10 w half 26 t'
Blizard, Thomas, 2 s e J 21 £
Blizard, Wm., 2 w half 20 f.
Bolan, John, 7 pt 9 f.
Borland, James, 2pts 12 and 13 f.
Borland, Thomas, laborer, 2 pt
2t.
Bowie, Edward, 11 n half 18 f.
Bowie, Michael, laborer, 5 pt 24 1.
Brenton, Francis, 11 pt 16 t.
Brenton, Henry, laborer, 7 pt
12 t.
Brenton, J„ laborer, 7 pt 12 t.
Breakenridge, MattheAV, 3, 28 f.
Briden, Walter, 9 e half 20 t.
Brown, George, 6 n w J 23 f.
Brown, George, 12 pt 32 f.
Brown, John, 6 s w ;| 23 f.
Brown, Robert, 6 e half 27 f.
Brotherson, William, blacksmith,
3 pt 16 f.
Bryce, Archibald, carpenter,
Keene, f.
Buck, George, 11 pt 26 f.
Buck, Thomas, sr., 10 w i 19 f.
Buck, Thomas, jr., 9 e J 17 f.
Buck, William, 10 e J 19 f.
Buchanan, James, weaver, 7 pt
13 f.
Horse Blankets and Fancy Clothing.
11«
J. C. CONNER S
BuUid, John & Thomas, 8, 8 t.
Burns, James, 17se:ilof.
Burns, John, 16 e J 12 f.
Burns, Patrick, 15, 12 f.
Burnham, Henry. 6 e half 13 £
Buttery, George, 12 w half lot.
Byram, John, 6 e half 19 f
Cain, Patrick, laborer, 11 pt 19 t.
Calder, Wm., AUandale, £
Calahan, John, 7 w half .31 t.
Caloton, John, 2 pt 31 £
Caloton, Mrs., 2 pt 32 £
Cameron, Edwin, 1, 24 £
Cameron, Jas., laborer, 1 pt 25.
Cameron, James, 1, 25 £
Cameron, John, laborer, 1 pt 25.
Cameron, Wm., laborer, 1 pt 25.
Camxpbell, Alex., sr., merchant,
Keene, £
Campbell, Alex., jr., merchant,
Keene, £
Campbell, Duncan, laborer, 7
pt 16.
Campbell, Jas., laborer, 7 pt 16.
Campbell, John, carpenter,
Keene, t.
Campbell, McNeil, & Co., mer-
chants, Keene, t.
Campbell, Malcolm, 7 w half
16 £
Campbell, Samuel, laborer, 7 pt
18 £
Campbell, Wm., Keene, t.
Carr, Samuel, 13ne^l5t.
Carter, James, 5 e half 27 £
Carter, Wm., 5 w half 27 £
Casey, George, lie half 8 t.
Casey, Redmond, 9 w half 18 £
Cavanagh, Richard, 1 w half 31 1.
Cavanagh, Thos., 1 e half 31 £
Chase, Wm., sawyer, AUandale, £
Chambers, Wm., 16 pt 20 £
Chamberlain, Wm., 8 e half 29 £
Chish ol m, Alex. , saddler, Keene, t.
Chisholm, Donald, laborer, 7 pt
13 £
Christie, W^m., 7 n e | 14 £
Clancy, Mrs., 12 pt 21 £
Clancy, Thomas, 12 s e ^ 19 £
Clancy, Wm., 4 w half 30 £
Cleary, John, 10 s half 17 t.
Cleary, Wm., 10 e ^ 23 £
Cleghorn, John, 10 w half 20 t.
Clifford, John, 15 pt 23 £
Cooney, Johnston, 9 n half 21 £
Collins, John, 13 pt 12 £
Collins, Timothy, 12 pts7 and 8 1,
Collins, Wm., 12 e half 27 t.
Connie, Peter, 9 s w J 14 £
Connie, Wm., 7 e half 15 £
Connel^ Alex., blacksmith, Allan-
dale, £
Connel, George, blacksmith,
AUandale, £
Condon, Jas., laborer, 6 pt 11 t.
Condon, James, 16 e half 14 £
Condon, Joseph, 6 pt 23 £
Condon, Patrick, 9 e half 22 £
Condon, Wm., 9 w half 15 £
Conroy, John, 8 pt 32 £
Conway, James, 3 pt 30 £
Conway, Wm., 4 half 32 £
Corcary, Patrick, 9 w half 19 t.
Corcoran, Brien, laborer,* 9 pt
16 t.
Coward, Thomas, lie half 10 £
Croger, Christian, 15 pt 23 £
Crowley, Bartholomew, 15 J 15 £
Crowley, David, 14, 20 £
Crowley, David, 14 e half 15 £
Crowley, David Y., 16 e f 15 £
Crowley, Jas. B., 13, 19 £
Crowley, Jas. D., 15 e half 17 £
Crowley,Jas. R, 13, 21£
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Crowley, Patrick, 13 e half 20 f.
Crowley, Patrick Y., 15 w half
15 f.
Crowley, Thomas, 15 e J 15 f.
Crowley, Timothy, 18, 23 f.
Cummings, Daniel, teacher, 11
pt 22.
Curtis, James, 11 pt 31 1.
Curtis, Stephen, brickmaker, 11
pt 30 1.
Davidson, Archibald, 8 pt 26 £
Davidson, Thomas, 8 pt 2G £
Dawson, Fredrick, lie half 31 f.
Dean, Marshall, M.D., Keene, t.
Devlin, James, 2 w half 30.
DevHn, John, 7 w half 28 f.
Deyell, John, 14 w half 13 f
Deyell, Robert, A., 14ehalf 13 f.
Deyell, Samuel, 14 pt 1'.^ t.
Deyell, Wm., 14 19 £
Dickson, James, &; James, sr., &
jr.,3ptl7£
Dickson, James carpenter, Keene,
t.
Dickson, John, 2 14 £
Dickson, Wm., i, 11, 16 £
Dillon, John, 10 w half 22 £
Dillon, Patrick, 10 e half 22 £
Dinsdale, Jeffrey, mason, Allan-
dale, £
Dinsdale, John, 7 n half 18 t.
Dion, Leon, sailor, Keene, t.
Doherty, John, 10 e half 24 £
Donelly, Edward, 15 e half 21 £
Donelly, Robert, 15 w half 21 £
Donaldson, John, 14 e half 16 t.
Doris, Charles, 10 pt 18 t.
Doris, Bernard, 10 ^ 15 £
Doris, James, laborer, Keene, t.
Doris, John, 10 w ^ 15 £
Doris, John, R., 10 n half 17 £
Doris, WiUiam, 10 n half 18 £
Douglass, James, shoemaker,
Allandale, t.
Dowdell, John, 8 n e J 11 £
Dowdell, Wm., 8 s e J 11 £
Driscoll, Cornelius, 14 e J 17 £
Drummond, Alex., 10 s J 18 £
Drummond, Duncan, 10 e | 16 £
Drummond, James, 9 s J 16 £
Drummond, William, 9 n f 16 £
Duffis, James, 12 e half 25 £
Duffis, Wm., 12 pt 25 £
Eagan, James, 3 e J 82 f
Eagan, Thomas, 12 s J 23 £
Earl, James, 1, 13 t.
Edington, Robert, 10 s e J 15 £
Edington, William, engineer,
Keene, £
Edwards, John, 8 e i 18 £
Edwards, Mathew, 7 pt 20 £
Edwards, Mathew, 7 w i 20 t.
Edwards, Wm., 7 pt 20 £
Elmhurst, Francis, 2 w J 24 t
Elmhurst. Joseph, 2 pt 17 £
Elmhurst, Philip, 3, 22 £
Elmhurst, Robert, 3 e | 24 £
El ward, Mrs., 11 pt 26 t.
Emmerson, Edward, 13 e :| 13 £
Emmerson, John, 13 s half 14'£
Emmerson, Robt.. 13 n half 14 £
Emmerson, Thos., 13 i 13 £
Emmerson, Wm., saddler, 13 pt
16 t.
English, George, cooper, Allan-
dale, £
English, Mrs., Allandale.
Esson, Alex., 1 w half 22 £
Esson, Andrew, 6 whalf 22 £
Esson, Daniel, 6 e half 23 £
Esson, George, 5 w half 14 £
Esson, Robert, 6 w half 24 £
Esson, Thomas, 6 e half 22 £
Evans, G., merchant, Keene, t.
Silver Plated and White Metal Bells.
118
J. C. CONNERS
Evans, John, 3 w half 27 f.
Evans, Eobert, 4, 27 t.
Fanning, James, 15 pt 19 f.
Fanning, James, 16 w half 12 t.
Fawcett, James, 1 w half 30 f.
Fife, Alex, 4 e half 25 f.
Fife, David, Allandale, f.
Fife, James, laborer, 11 pt 26 t.
Fife, Jas. B, 2ehalf 16f
Fife, John, sr, 5, 21 f.
Fife, John H., 4 s w J 22 £
Fife, Jas. H, 5 f 20 f.
Fife, Mrs, 4 n w J 22 f.
Fife, Silvester, 4 w half 23 i
Fife, Thomas, 5 e half 26 f.
Fife, Wm, 4 e half 24 f.
Finnie, Hugh, laborer, 9 pt 20 t.
Finnie, Jas., 9 w half 20 t.
Fitzgerald, David, 4 w half 28 f.
Fitzgerald, David, 7 pt 32 t.
Fitzgerald, James, 11 pt 26 t.
Fitzgerald, Thos., 4 w half 29 f.
Fitzgerald, Wm, 8 w half 30 f.
Foley, James, 2 e half 31 f.
Foley, Michael, laborer, Keene, t.
Foley, Mrs., 8 e half 17 f
Foley, Wm., 4, 12 f.
Forsyth, Andrew, carpenter, 6
pt 13 f.
Forsyth, Wm, carpenter, 6 pt
13 f
Fox, Thomas, 1 ehalf ]8f.
Frazer, Wm, 12 pt 26 f.
Fulton, Archibald, laborer,
Keene, t.
Gall, John, hotelkeeper, Keene, f.
Gallon, James, 6 n w J 14 f
Galvin, John, 11 J 24 £
Garraty, Patrick, 11 pt 26 f.
Gillespie, Alex, 3 e half 15 f.
Gillespie, John, 3 J 16 f
Gillespie, Peter, sr., 3 pt 15 f
Gillespie, Peter, jr, 2 w half 15 f.
Gillespie, Peter, 12 pt 24 £
Girvan, James, 9 w half 26 £
Girvan, Richard, 9 e half 27 £
Girvan, Robert, 10 s e J 25 £
Gorman, Michael, 13 pt 26 £
Gourley, James, 6 pt 12 t.
Grady, John, sr,, 2 e half 28 £
Grady, John, sr., 2 w half 27 £
Grady, Thomas, 2 w half 28 £
Graham, Thomas, 2 w half 28 £
Graham, Alexander, sr., 3 s w ^
16 £
Graham, Alexander, jr., 4 s e ^
14 £
Graham, David, 1 pt 12.
Graham, James, 11 pt 32 t.
Graham, John, 7 s e J 27 £
Graham, WilUam, 11 s J 18 £
Greystock, Mark, 11 n | 15 £
Grey stock, Robert, 11 pt 17 t.
Grier, John, 7 J 9 £
Grier, Michael, 7 i 9 £
Guthrie, Adam, 14 pt 24 £
Hair Evans, laborer, 10 pt 30 t.
Hair, James, hotelkeeper, 10 pt
30 £
Hair, WiUiam, 10 w i 30 £
Hall, James, 7 e ^ 31 £
Hall James, 13 w^i 24 1.
Hallahan, Michael, 10 e half 20 £
Hallahan, Robert, laborer, 10 pt
20 t.
Hales, Thomas, 17 1 11 t.
Hammond, Patrick, 12 w h 18 £
Hamel, John, 8 e J 10 t.
Hamilton, George, carpenter, 9
pt 12 £
Hanlon, James, 9 e J 30 £
Hanbridge, Robert, 15 w i 20 £
Hanbridge, Wm., 16 pt 18^ £
Hanbridge, Wm., 16 n w i 18 f
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Hams, Wm., carpenter, 3 pt 17 f.
Harrison, James, laborer, 2 pt
23 t.
Hare, Michael, laborer, 11 pt 14 1.
Hartley, Thomas, 10 J 28 f.
Hastie, Wm., carpenter, Allan-
dale, f.
Harlip, Andrew, 14, pt 24.
Haslip Robert, 14 pt 23 £
Hatherly, John, 9 w half 22 f.
Hayes, James, 10 w half 12 £
Hayes, James, 15 e half 16 £
Hayes, Mchael, laborer, 15 pt
16 t.
Hayter, Wm., 17 e half 17 £
Hazlet, John, 12 w half 17 £
Heffernan, Cornelius, 6 w half
31 £
Heffernan, John, 6 e half 80 £
Heffernan, John, 9 w half 25 £
Heffernan, Michael, 4 w half 31 £
Heffernan, Thomas, 9 w half 27 £
Henry, John, 9 e half 23 f
Henderson, David, 7 e | 22 £
Henderson, David, 8 23 £
Henderson, David, laborer, 8 pt
23 t.
Hendersen, D., laborer, 8 pt 23 t.
Hetrick, Michael, Indian Re-
serve, t.
Hewie, Peter, 2 e half 18 £
Hill, John, 13s e J 15 £
Hill, Wm., 13 n w J 15 £
Hilson, George, tanner, 6 pt 13 £
Hope, John, 2 J 21 £
Hope, Richard, 3 n half 18 £
Hope, Robert, 3 e half 18 £
Hope, Thomas, 3 whalf 19 £
Hope, Wm., 3, 20 £
Houston, Robert, 14 n e J 23 £
Howson, Christopher, 9 w half
12 £
Howson, George, 10 e half 11 £
Howson, Thos., 9 e half 9 £
Howson, Wm., 9 e half 10 £
Hudson, Wm,, sr., 11 w half 28 £
Hudson, Wm., jr., 11 n w -J 27 £
Humber, Lorenzo, carpenter,
Indian Reserve, t.
Humphries, Jas. C, carpenter, 6
e half 18 £
Humphries, Mrs., 7 pt 13 £
Hunter, Jas., laborer, 8 pt 12 t.
Hunter, Joseph, 8 w half 11 £
Hunter, Wm., 2 w half 18 £
Ingram, Evans, lie half 26 £
Jackson, Robert, 13 | 17 £
Jackson, Robert, laborer, 17 pt
lot.
Johnston, Adam, sr., 4 w half 21 1.
Johnston, Adam, jr.,4neJ21t.
Johnston, Isaac, 9 e half 26 £
Johnston, James, 3 e half 29 £
Johnston, Patrick, 4 s e :| 21 1.
Johnston, Simon, 8 e J 22 £
Johnston, Thomas, 8 w half 24 f.
Johnston, Wm., 13 pt 26 t.
Jury, John, 13 e half 16 t.
Keefe, James, 6 pt 1 2 t.
Keefe, John and Thomas, 5, 11 1,
Keating, Michael, laborer, 2 pt
25 t.
Keating, Nicholas, 2, 25 £
Keating, Patrick, laborer, 2 pt
25 t.
Keiley, Jas., 12 pt 26 £
Keiley, Michael, laborer, 12 pt
19 t.
Keiley, Richard, 13 s e J 24t.
Kelleher, Dennis, 8 e half SO £
Kennedy, Dawson, 14 pt 24 £
Kent, Hugh, 11 w half 7 £
Kent, John, 7 e half 11 £
Kent, Mrs., 9 pt 13 £
Gentlemen's Travelling Trunks.
J. C. CONNERS
5ent, Wm., 11 pt 13 t.
Kendred, John, 9 w half 13 f.
Kenally, Dennis, 13 w half 22 f
Kenally, John, 13 n e -J 24? t.
King, James, 12 pt 32 £
Kingston, John, 1 -: pt 24 f
Kindred, Charles, 12 e half 17 1.
Kindred, Wm., 12 e half 14 t.
Kirby, Henry, tailor, Keene, t.
Knox, Alex., 9 e J 13 f.
Knox, John, 7 e half 21 f
Knox, John, 9 I 13 f.
Knox, Wm., 8 e half 25 f
Lacey, Thomas, weaver, Keene, f.
Laing, Alex., blacksmith, Keene, f
Laing, Thos., blacksmith, Keene, f.
Lane, Henry, 8 whalf 20 t.
Lane, Wm., 8 e half, 20 f
Lang, George, carpenter, Keene, f.
Lang, James, sr., 6 w half 21 £
Lang, James, jr., 6 e half 21 £
Lang, John, 7 e half 17 £
Lang, "Wm., 6 e half 20 £
Lancaster, James, 3 e half 27 t.
Lancaster, John, laborer, 1 pt
John, 1, 20 £
William, laborer, 1
20 t.
Lancaster,
Lancaster,
pt 20 t.
Landregan, Maurice, 8 w half
29 £
Landregan, Mrs., 4 s w :| 19 £
Landreville, Charles, cooper, 7
pt 13 t.
Landreville, John, cooper,
Keene, £
Landerville, Peter, cooper.
Keene, £
Laroche, Joseph, 2 e half 17 £
Lawson, James, 13 w half 13 £
Lawrence, Robert, 11 pt 32 t.
Leannouth, Gabriel, 1 w half 27 £
pt
Leitch, Charles, laborer, 5 pt 17 1.
Leitch, Thomas, 5 e half 17 t
Lilly, James, 12 pt 27 t.
Lipsett, George, laborer, 10 pt
31 t.
Lowry, George, mason, 7 pt 11 £
Lnmsden, Andrew, carpenter,
Keene, £
Lynch, John, 11 n half 25 t.
Lynch, Michael, laborer, 11
25 t.
Lynch, Michael, 14, pt 24 £
Lynch, Thomas, 13 ^ 26 t.
McCamus, John, 7 w half 12 t.
McCann, James, shoemaker,
Keene, £
McCann, Michael, 9 n e J 19 £
McCannon, Daniel, sr., 17 n e {
14 £
McCannon, Daniel, jr., 15 s w I
16 £
McCannon, George, 15 n w J 16 £
McCannon, John, 17 n w J 14£
McCarthy, Owen, 6, 15 £
Mc Crate, Thomas, laborer, G pt
32 t.
McCrea,, Amos, M.D., 6 pt 13 £
McDermont, Andrew, laborer, 11
pt 12 t.
McDonald, Wm., 6 29 £
McDougall, Wm., weaver, 9 pt
12 £
McElwain, Matthew, 13 pt 26 £
McEwin, John, 8 e half 9 £
McFarlane, Alex., 10 w half 13 £
McFarlane, Donald, 8 w half 13 £
McFarlane, Donald, laborer, 10
pt 13 t.
McFarlane, Duncan J., 9 w half
11 £
McFarlane, Duncan A., 10 e half
13 £
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McFarlane, Malcom J., 9 e half
12 f.
McFarlane, Malcolm P., 8 w half
12 f.
McFee, Alex., 8 w half 10 f.
McFee, John, Sehalf lof.
McGee, John, 13 pt 24 t.
McGrah, Wm., 1 i w half 30 t.
McGregor, Jaijaes, 7 n w J 9 f.
McGregor, Mrs., Keene, £
McGregor, Wm., 9 e half 31 t
McGuier, Johnston, laborer, 12
pt 14 t.
Mclntyre, Archibald, 8 w half
14 f
Mclntyre, Donald, carpenter, 7
ptf.
Mclntyre, Duncan, 8 e J 13 f.
Mclntyre, Duncan, laborer, 8 pt
15 t.
Mclntjrre, Duncan, laborer, 9 J
14 f.
Mclnt3rre, Duncan, 12 pts 10 &
11 £
Mclntyre, Peter, 8 w half 15 £
McLachlan, John, hotelkeeper,
Keene, £
McMahon, Mathew, laborer, 7 pt
31 1.
McMahon, Timothy, laborer, 7 p
30 t.
McMartin, John, 15 e J 22 f,
McMartin, Michael, 15 w f 22 £
McMullin, Thos, laborer, 11 pt
29 t.
McNeil, James, merchant, Keene,
t.
McNeH, Peter, 7 e half 16 f,
McNevan David, 7w half 15 £
McNevan. Duncan,7 whalf 17£
McWilHams, James, 11 w half
29 t.
Mc Williams, Thomas laborer, 11
pt 29 t.
Maguire, John, 12 n half, 23 £
Mather, Andrew, 10 w half 10 £
Mather, John, 9 w half 9 £
Mather, Thomas, 10 ptl2 £
Matchett, James, 15swJ19£
Matchett, John, 16 n e J 18 £
Matchett, Robert, 16 pt 19 £
Mein, John, mason, 9 s e J 11 £
Merriam, Henry, lie half 7 1.
Metcalf, Alfred, 9 n e J 14 t.
Metcalf, James, 6 w half 11 £
Mills Robert, laborer, 12 pt 13 t.
Millane, Edward, laborer, Keene,
t.
Miller, James, 10 wf 14 £
Miller, John, 7 25 £
Miller, Robert, 8 w half 21 £
Miller, William, 8 e half 10 £
Miller, William, 8 w half 18 £
Moore, David, 7 w half 14 I
Moore, Hamilton, 2 e half 27 £
Moore, Henry, 3 w half 21 £
Moore. Wm., 3 e half 21 f;
Moffat, Andrew, 10 w half 21 1.
Moncrief, Wm., 9 n e J 18 1.
Morrow, John, 4 e half 16 t.
Morgan, John, 12 n e J 19 £
Morgan, William, lis half 15 £
Morgan, Wm., 11 w half 19 £
Morton, David, 17 n e i 13 £
Morton, Mrs., Wm., 17 pt 10 £
Muirhead, Daniel, laborer,
Keene, £
Mulcahey, Patrick, 13 pt 26 £
Mulcahey, Timothy 14 w half
17 1.
Murray, Thos., 5 w half 31 t.
Murriey, Charles, mill overseer,
I7ptl0t.
Murphy, Patrick, 13 e half 22 t.
Ladies' Fancy Trunks, Cheap.
122
J. C. CONNER S
Neish, John, shoemaker, Keene,
t.
Nelson, Andrew, 4 pt 19 f.
Nelson, Archibald. 5 pt 19 f.
Nelson, David, sr., 5 pt 18 f.
Nelson, David, jr., 5 w half 18 f.
Nelson. George, 5 s e J 20 f.
Nelson, George, carpenter,
Keene, f
Nelson, Hugh, 1 w half 26 f.
Nelson, Hugh, 4 n w ^ 17 f.
Nelson, James, 5 e half 18 f
Nelson, John, laborer, 1 pt 21 t.
Nelson, John, 5 w half 17 f
Nelson, John, 5 n e J 19 f.
Nelson, Pengrine, laborer, 1 pt
21 t.
Nelson, Robert, 4 w half 14 f.
Nelson, Robert, jr., 4 w half 28 f
Nelson, Stephen, 1 w half 22 £
Nelson, Thos., 5 s e J 19 £
Nelson, Thos., 10 e half 31 t.
Nelson, Wm., sr., 4 pt 19 £
Nelson, Wm., jr., 4 n w J 19 £
Nesbit, Alex., 1 e half 28 £
Nethercot, James, 16 pt ^21 £
Nethercot, John, 13 pt 26 £
Nethercot, Montgomery, 16 pt
22 £
Nurse, George, 17 e half 12 1.
O'Brien, Alex., 9 pt 30 £
O'Brien, Edward, laborer, 8 pt
27 t.
O'Brien, Edward, 8 w half 27 £
O'Brien, John, 9 w half 31 t.
O'Brien, Michael, 7 w half 30 t.
O'Connor, James, 9 pt 32 £
O'Connor, John, 11 w half 31 £
O'Donell, Patrick, 5 pt 32 £
O'Leary, Daniel, 4 e half 31 t.
O'Leary, John, 3 w half 31 £
O'Leary, Wm., 4 e half 30 £
Parrington, Thos., 18 pt 26 t.
Patterson, Alex., 2, 26 £
Patterson, Robert, laborer, 2 pt
26 t.
Pearce, George, R., tanner, 6 pts
13 & 14 £
Pearce, Richard, tanner, 7 pt
14 t.
Petrie, James, 10 w half 24 £
Pimmet, James, 9 w half 30 t.
Plunkett, John, laborer, Allan-
dale, t.
Plunkett, William, 4 w half
16 £
Porter, Joseph, 9 w half 17 t.
Powers, Thomas, laborer, 10 pt
21 t.
Pratt, Wm., hotelkeeper, 17 pt
lot.
Quinn, Patrick, 7 s J 9 £
Quinn, Richard, 7 pt 9 £
Quinlan, John, 7 n half 27 f
Quinlan, Wm., laborer, 7 pt 27 1.
Rahely, John, 8 s w i 13 £
Rahely, Thomas, 8 n w J 31 £
Read, Edward, laborer, 17 pt
lot.
Read, Geerge, M.P.P., & Tp.,
clerk, &c., Keene, £
Read, Heary, teamster, Keene, £
Read, Richard, sr., 15 pt 18 £
Read, Richard, jr., 15, 18 t.
Read, Roger, 5 s half 31 £
Reckles, John, laborer, 10 pt lOt.
Redpath, Wm., 4ehalf 13£
Redmond, Joseph, 12 e half 22 £
Renwick, James, 6 n e J 25 t.
Renwick, John, 6 s e :| 25 t.
Renwick, Robert, 1 w half 19 t.
Renwick, Walter, teacher,
Keene, £
Renwick, Walter, bailifi' Keene, f.
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Renwick, Walter, 8 e half 12 f.
Renwick, Wm., 6 w half 25 t.
Rice, Richard, 14nwJ18f
Richardson, Wm., 3 w half 29 t.
Roach, James laborer, Keene, t.
Roach, Maurice, 16 w half 14 f
Roach, Thomas, 7 pt 8 f
Robertson, Andrew, 2 w half 16 f
Robertson, George, carpenter, 14
pt 24 f
Robertson, John W., 13 w half
12 f
Robertson, Peter, 8 e half 14 f
Robertson, Robert G., 18 e half
12 f
Runnings, Mark, 10 e half 29 f.
Rutherford, Adam, laborer, 11 pt
17 t.
Rutherford, Wm., 11, 17.
Ryan, Patrick, 14 pt 22 t.
Sanders, Wm., weaver, 10 pt *^0 £
Sargent, John, 10 e half 27 f
Sargent, Samuel, 10 w half 28 f.
Savigney, George, 17 w half 15 f
Savigney, James, 16 w half 15 f
Savigney, John, 17 e half 15 f
Scott, James, 1 n w ^ 14 t.
Scolhe, David, 7 s w J 18 f
Scollie, James, 7 s e J 18 f.
Scollie, Robert, 12 e half 20 f
Scollie, Wm., laborer, 12 pt 22 t.
Sedgwick, Thos., 10 w half 29 f
Seins, Thomas, 16, 13 1.
Sharp, Andrew, 7 n e J 13 f.
Shanghnessie, J., 13 n half 18 f
Shearer, Andrew, teacher 2 pt.
16 t.
Shearer,- Andrew, 3. 26 f
Shearer, Andrew, 6 w half 27 f
Shearer, Archibald, 6 w half 28 f.
Shearer, Archibald, 8 e half 21 f,
Shearer, Bernard, 7 n w J 24 f
Shearer, Gaven, 2, 22 f.
Shearei, James, carpenter, Allan-
dale, f.
Shearer, John, 7 e half 24 £
Shearer, Mathew, 5 e half 23 £
Shehan, Patrick 11 e half 24 £
Short, Richard, Allandale, £
Short, Richard, 7 s half, 26 £
Sliort, Thomas, agent, Keene, t.
Short, Wm., 7 n half 26 £
Simple, James, laborer, 11 pt
28 t.
Simpson, Thos., sawyer, Allan-
dale, £
Sinclair, James, saddler, Keene, £
Slattery, Thomas, 12 i 16 £
Smith, John, 7 e half 20 t.
Smith, John, 10 w half 16 t.
Smith, Samuel, 14 pt 28 £
Soucie, John, 1 e half 17 £
Speirs, Alex., 4 w half 20 £
Speirs, Daniel, laborer, 4 pt 20 t.
Stark, John, laborer, 7 pt 23 t.
Stark, John, 7 w half 23 £
Stark, Mrs.,7 whalf21 £
Stark, Thomas, 7 w i 22 t.
Stevenson, J., carpenter, Keene, t.
Stewart, Alex., 15 whalf 13 £
Stewart, Alex., 16 w half 16 £
Stewart, George, 15 e half 19 t.
Stewart, James, 7 w half 11 £
Stewart, John, 15 n e J 13 £
Stewart, Jolm, 15 w half 14 £
Stewart, Richard, 15 s e ^ 13 £
Stewart, Richard, 16 e half 16 £
Stewart, Samuel, 15 w half 17 £
Stewart, Wm., 14 w half 15 £
Stewait, Wm., 17 h 16 £
Sullivan, Michael, 11 n e -} 23 £
Swan, Nicholas, 12 n e J 16 £
Sweeney, James, laborer, 12 pt
21 t.
Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.
in
J. c. Conner's
Sweeney, John, laborer, G pt
Si t
Sweeney, Patrick, 6 e half 31 f.
Swinton, Archibald, 14 pt 18 £
Taylor, A., teacher, 12 pt 31 £
Taylor, Charles, Indian Reserve,
t.
Taylor, George, 11 e half 20 t.
Taylor, John, 9 w half 10 £
Taylor, Joseph, 10 e half 8 £
Taylor, Robert, 12 e half 18 £
Taylor, Thomas, 11 pt 13 t.
Taylor, Wm., H, 11 f 23 t.
Tedford, Richard, 3 f 30 t.
Tennison, George, 12 s half 24 £
Thompson, Adam, 10 pt 32 t.
Thompson, Charles, 8 w half 25 £
Thompson, David, 12 w half 19 t.
Thompson, Walter, Indian
Reserve, t.
Thompson, Wm., 12 w half 22 £
Throop, John, Indian Reserve, t.
Tobin, Maurice, 2 e half 30 £
Torpie, Eugene, 1 pt 32 £
Trotter, James laborer, 9 pt 13 t.
Trotter, John, laborer, 8 pt 26 t.
Turner, Alex., 1 w half 17 £
Walker, Levi, sawyer, Keene, t.
Walker, Wm., 3 e half 13 £
Walsh, Timothy and John sr., 5,
16 £
Wason, James, 9 e lialf 8 f.
Waters, Patrick, laborer, 13 pt
22 t.
Webster, Wm., sr., 10 w half 23 £
Webster, Wm., jr., 9 n w J 23 £
Weir, Andrew, 5, 12 £
Weir, Andrew, laborer, 5 pt 12 t.
Weir, Archibald, laborer, 5 pt
12 t.
Weir, Archibald, 5 e half 13 i
Weir, Francis, lie half 28 £
Weir, James, 2, 29 1.
Weir, J. G., 11 pts 23 and 24 £
Weir, Robert, 6 w half 20 £
Weir, Wm., carpenter, 2 pt 17 £
Wells, Clement, 7 pt 11 £
Welsh, Patrick, 11 pt 32 t.
Welsh, Thomas I., brickmaker,
14 pt 24 t.
West, Robert, carpenter, Keene, £
West,Wm., 3 whalfl3£
White, Peter. 5 pts 9 and 10 t.
Whitla, Wm., sr., 10 J 25 £
Whitla, Wm,. jr., laborer, 10 pt
25 t.
Wilson, Archibald, 1 e half 19 £
Wilson, James, 11 w half 20 t.
Wood, Alex, 2 w half 17 £
Wood, George, 3 w half 14 £
Wood, James, 1, 16 £
Wood, John, 4, 15 £
Wood, Stephen, 10 w half 31 £
Young, Wm., 8 e half 31 £
TOWNSHIP OF SHERBOENE.
The towTiship of Shorborne is bounded on the north by the
township of McClintock, on the south by the township of Stanhope,
on the east by the township of Havelock, and on the west by the
township of Ridout, County of Victoria. (Not settled.)
Go to Walton's, Peterboro' and Bobcaygeon, for
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TOWNSHIP OF SMITH.
The township of Smith is bounded on the north by Buckhom
Lake and Deer Bay, on the south by the Otonabee River and the
township of North Monaghan, on the east by the Otonabee River,
and on the west by Buckhorn and Chemong or Mud Lakes and the
township of Emily, County of Victoria. Population about 3,500.
on Wm., carpenter, 14 pt
]. R.
E.
Ach(
2^
Adak.s, Wm., 11 n half 28 t,
Aikins, John, laborer, W. E
pt^2 t.
Allan, Edmund, M. maker,
C. R., pt 1 t.
Allan, George, 6 n half 17 f.
AUan, Wm., 18 pt 28 t.
Aldrich, Tmeman, laborer, 3 pt
21 t.
Amys, Philip, 7 e half 25 £
Anglesy, Mrs., 13 pt 36 f.
Anglesy, Richard, 13 e half 36 f.
Archer, John, 3 w hall 8 f.
Ardle, John, laborer, E. C. R, pt
22 t.
Armour, John, cooper, 1 Y. L.,
pt 16 t.
Ayotte, George, 13 J3fff.
Ayotte, Joseph, sr., 13 e half 39 f.
Ayotte, Joseph, jr., 13 w J 39 f.
Baker. Samuel, 13 s half 25 f.
Ball, James, 3 e half 17 t.
Baptie, James, 5 pt 26 f.
Barie, George, laborer, W. C.
pt 1 1.
Barber, Roswell, laborer, 3
21 t.
BeU, James, 11 n half 25 f.
Bell, John, W. C. R, pt 6 f.
Bell, John, 4 w half 17 f.
Bell, John, 11 n half 22 f.
Bell, Matthew, 9 s half 17 f.
R,
pt
Bell, Thomas, 11 n half 23 f.
Bell, Thomas E., 4 pt 16 f.
Bell, Wm., 12 s half 23 f.
Benson, H. W., E. C. R., pt 1 f.
Benson, John R, sr., E. C. R, pt
If.
Benson, John, R., jr., E. C. R,
ptlf.
Best, James, W. C. R, pt 1 f.
Bickell, John, 6 s half 25 f.
Bird, James, P. L. surveyor,
Lakefield, t.
Black, Isreal, 5 pt 8 t.
Black, John, 5 pt 9 f.
Blewitt, Alman, 13 s half 27 f.
Blewitt, Milson, 13 n half 27 f.
Bowie, Henry, laborer, E. C. R,
pt 6 t.
Boyce, Charles, 7 w half 21 f.
Boyce, Mathew, 6 n half 24 f.
Boyce, Stephen, 6 e half 23 f.
Boyce, Wellington, 11 s half,
22 f.
Branch, Cuthbert, 10 w half 22 f.
Bredin, Andrew, 11, 28 f
Brown, James, 2 e half 16 f.
Brumwell, George, 9 pt 27 t.
Brum well, Jacob, H., E. C. R,
pt 12 t.
Brumwell, Mrs., 2 pt 18 f.
Brumwell, Wm., 8 w half 21 f.
Bullock, Peter, 14 w half 32 f.
Bullock, Wm., 15 s half 30 f.
Bulmer, Edwin, 3 pt 15 t.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Satchels.
126
J. C. CONNER S
Burton, Christopher, W. C. R.,
pt3f.
Butcher, Charles, 7 w half 20 t.
Calvert, John, 2 n half 4 f.
Carney, James, sr., 13 1 half
33 f.
Carney, James, jr., merchant, 12
pt 26 f.
Carveth, James, C, merchant,
\ Lakefield, £
Cassada, Thos., 15 e half 45 f
Cassada, James, 8 e half 21 f.
Cassada, John, 9 s half 21 £
Chalmers, James, E. C. R., pt
1£
Chowan, Richard, 6 s e J 20 £
Clark, Reuben, labofer, 4 pt 18 1.
Coons, Wm., R., laborer, E. C. R.,
pt 12 t.
Cochrane, George, Lakefield, £
Collins, Wm., laborer, 9 n e J
18 t.
Cornwith, James, 3 pt 6 £
Coulter, Wm., E. C. R., pt 1 £
Cox, John, 1 pt 17 £
Cox, Thomas, 7 pt 23 £
Crawford, Stephen, M.D., physi-
cian, 8 pt 27 t.
Cullen, Samuel, 6 s half 24 £
Cumming, Jacob, laborer. Bridge-
north, t.
Curreth, Peter, 5 pt 26 t.
Curtis, Samuel, 6 s half 22 £
Curtin, John, 11 pt 25 £
Daly, Andrew, 7 s e | 20 £
Darling, Alex., 3 e half 3 £
Darling, John, 3, 4 £
Darling, Wm., 3 s half 7 £
Davis, Amberson, 15, 36 t.
Davis, James, 17 e half 31 £
Davis, John, 14swJ29£
Davis, Wm., 15, 37 t.
Davies, Lewis, 8, 18 f.
Davies, Sylvanus, 11 pt 18 £
Davidson, Andrew, laborer. 2 pt
1 t.
Davidson, Hugh, 5 n half 18 £
Davidson, Hugh, 9 s half 22 £
Davidson, James, sr., 5, 20 £
Davidson, Jas., sr., 1, 4 £
Davidson, Jas., jr., 1 w half 1 t.
Davidson, Robert, 4 s half 21 £
Davidson, Wm., 5 J 22 £
Dayly, Richard, 7 n e J 20 £
Daynard, George, 13 w half 34 t.
Dean, Marcus S., merchant, &;c.,
Bidgenorth, £
Dennistoun, Rober county judge,
1 pt 16 £
Denine, Mrs., 1 pt 16 t.
Dever, Thomos, 13 n w J 32 t.
Dewire, Wm., laborer, 1 pt 16 t.
Dixon, James, W. C. R., pt 1 £
Dixon, Mrs., E, C. R., pt 1 £
Dobson, Robert, laborer, Bridge-
north, t.
Donnelly, Alex., 6 n half 18 £
Donnelly, Henry, 6 s half 18 £
Donnelly, James, 5 J 18 £
Donaghue, Denis, laborer, 1 pt
16 £
Douglass, Stephen, 18 pt 28 t.
Down, James, 6 n e J 20 t.
Duff, Hugh, 12 s J 20 £
Duff, James, 12 n half 30 £
Duggan,Mrs., 12 pt 33 £
Duggan, Wm., 10 pt 32 £
Dunn, Francis, cooper, 2 pt 17 t.
Dunbar, Asa, hotelkeeper,
Bridgenorth, f
Dyell, John, 3 n half 1 £
Dyell, Samuel, 3 s half 1 £
Edger, John, W. C. R, pt 10 £
Edmison, Alex., 2 n half 9 £
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Edmison, John, sr., W. C. B., pt
2f.
Edmison, John, jr., 3 pt 11 t.
Edmison, Thomas, W. C. R, pt
5f.
Elliott. George, 4 e half 17 f.
Elliott, James, 1 n half 6 f.
Elliott, James. 4 16 f.
Elliott, Thomas, 6, 19 f.
Elliott, Wm., 4 pt 16 t.
Embury, Philip, laborer, 12 pt
20 t.
Fairbairn, Andrew, 9 s half 26 f.
Fairbairn, John, 9 n half 26 f.
Falls, Wm., 1 n ^ 5 f.
Finley, John J.,''E. C. R, pt 6 f.
Finley, Wm., 5 w half 23 f
Fitzgerald, Charles, 11 pt 30 t.
Fitzgerald, Edward, 5 pt 21 t.
Fitzgerald, Edward, 13 shalf 30£
Fitzgerald, George, 5 n half 21 f.
Fitzgerald, Gerald, 6 pt 27 f.
Fitzgerald, Jas. W., P. L. Sur-
veyor, E. C. R., pt 1 f.
Fitzgerald, John, Lakefield,f.
Fitzgerald, Thomas, 6 s half 17 f.
Fitzgerald, Thos. E., 5 s half 21 f.
Fitzgerald, Wm., 6 f 21 £
Fleming, Matthew, 1 s w J 5 f
Fleming, Wm., 1 s e :| o f.
Fligg, Thomas, 6 pt 23 f.
Fobert, Denis, 12 pt 36 f
Fountain, Wm., Lakeiield, f
Fowler, Andrew, 3 s w :]f 5 t.
Fowler, James, sr., 2 e half 1 f.
Fowler, James, jr., 2 w half 2 f.
Fowler, John, 1 s half 2 f
Fraizer, James, sr., W. C. R, pt
2f.
Fraizer, James, jr., W. C. R, pt
2f.
Freeburn, Francis, 10 n half, 26 f.
Freebum, George, 18 pt 29 t.
Freeburn, James, 17 w hklf 33 t.
Freeburn, Richard, ll,26f.
Freebum, Thomas, 11 pt 31 t.
Freebum, Wm., 15 pt 33 £
Fredenburg, Hiram, sr., laborer,
3t.
Fredenburg, Hiram, jr., 3 pt 16 1.
Frize, Henry, 5 pt 25 t.
Frize, John, W. C. R., pt 1 t.
Galaspie, Mrs., 9 pt 22 t.
Galvin, Garritt B., 11 s half 25 £
Galvin, John, 4 n J 14 £
Galvin, John, 10 n half 23 £
Galvin, Matthew, E. C. R.,pt 10 £
Galvin, Michael, 5 pt 13 £
Garathy, Patrick, laborer,
Bridgenorth, t.
Garbutt, Henry, 9, 27 £
Garbutt, Isaac, 9, 25 f.
Garbutt, John, 3 pt 18 £
G-iddy, Alfred, bricklayer, 1 pt
15 £
Gilmour, Wm., laborer, 1 pt 17 1.
Gleason, Wm., 13 s half 38 £
Goodenough. Wm., laborer, 12 pt
23 t.
Godfry, Darious, 16 pt S3 £
Godfry, John, 15 pt 35 t'
Godfry, Lemuel, 15 pt 32 t.
Godfry, Thomas, 15 pt 31 t.
Gray, George, cooper. Bridge-
north, t.
Gray, Oliver, 6 s half 26 t.
Grant, Andrew, E. C. R., s half
9£
Grant, James, 3 pt 2 t.
Grant, Robert, E. C. R., s half 9 £
Graham, John, 12 w half 34 £
Graham, John W., 12 s half 28 £
Graham, Richard, 16 s lialf 29 £
Graham, Robert, 13 w half 36 £
Ballard's Sporting Breach Loading Rifles.
128
J. C. CONNER S
Graham, Wm., 4 pt 6 f.
Graha^, Wm., 12 e half 84 f.
Graham, Wm., laborer, 16 pt28 1.
Grills, Charles, 7 e half 27 t.
Griffin, Richard, carpenter, 1 pt
15 £
Habbins, Patrick, laborer, 2 pt
18 t.
Hall, Andrew, 4 s half 20 1.
Hall, John, 4 w half 19 f.
Hall, Thomas, 4 e half 19 t.
Hall, Wm. H., 15 n half 30 t.
Halpin, Cornelius, laborer, 2 pt
18 t.
Harris, Almond, 16 s half 26 f
Harrison, Richard, 15 s half 30 1.
Harvey, George, 3 pt 20 t,
Harvey, Mrs., 3 pt 21 f
Katton, Joseph, laborer, Lake-
field, f
Hatton, Samuel, 10 n half 30 f
Haynes, Morris, laborer, Lake-
field f
Hazlitt, Thomas C, lumber mer-
chant, 1 pt 15 f
Head, Henry, 3 pt 6 f .
Hennesy, John, 4 pt 4 f
Hendren, James, blacksmith,
Lakefield f.
Herd, Richard, 6 n half 16 f
Hetheringtou, Thomas, 11, 33 f
Hicks, Richard, carpenter, 7 pt
22 t.
Hickey, Daniel, W. C. R, pt 2 f
Hill, Richard, hotelkeeper,
Lakefield f
Hilliard, George, lumber mer-
chant, 1 pt 16 f.
Holihan, Daniel, laborer, 13 pt
34 t.
Holihan, Thomas, 12 s half 24 f
Hull, John, miUer, 8 pt 27 f
Hunter, Josiah, Lakefield, t.
Hunter, Lewis, 7 w half 25 f
Hunton, George, millwright, 3
pt 21 t.
Hunton, J. S., lumber merchant,
3 pt 21 t
Hutchison, Thus., E. C. R., pt 1 f.
Ibister, John, blacksmith, 11 pt
25 t.
Inglish, Jas., laborer, 2 pt 3 t.
Irwin, James, 13 n half 29 t.
Jack, James, 3 e half 5 f
Jackson, John, 2 e half 8 f
Jackson, Samuel, W. C. R, pt 3 f.
Jackson, Wm., jr., 2 w half 8 t.
Johnston, George, 6 n half 26 f
Johnston, Mrs., 6 pt 26 t.
Johnston, Robert 5 pt 24 f
Johnston, Thos., laborer, 2 pt
17 t.
Jones, Humphrey, 4 pt 1 f
Kelly, Samuel S., lumber mer-
chant, Bridgenorth, f.
Kelly, Western B., lumber mer-
chant, f
Kennedy, John, laborer, 12 pt
27 t.
Lackey, Andrew, weaver, 9 pt
15 t.
Lane, John, laborer, 2 pt 17 t.
Laughlin, Thos., 9 s half 19 f
Laughhn, Wm., 12 pt 21 f
Lawder, Jesse, 13 pt 23 t.
Lawder, John, 1 2 pt 36 t.
Lee, George, W. C. R, pt 3 f
Lee, Thomas, W. C. R., pt 2 f
Leonard, James, Lakefield, f
Lillecarpt, Mrs.. 7 pt 27 t.
Linn, David, laborer, Lakefield, t.
Linster, Patrick, 9 n half 17 f
Livick, Isaac, 3 w half 17 f
Livick, John, 2 pt 17 t.
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Livick, Mrs., 3 e half 16 f.
Long, John, 1 pt 17 t.
Lund, Ridiard, W. G R, pt 2 f.
Lyttle, John, 4 pt 23 t.
Lyttle, Wm., 4 pt 23 f.
McAnhfFe, Cornelius, 1 pt 16 f.
McCal], Charles, sr., Briegenorth,
McGall, Charles, jr., 16 n half
29 f
McCall, James, carpenter,
Btidgenorth, f.
McCanly, John, laborer, 2 pt 18 1.
McCanliffe, Cornelius, laborer, 3
pt 21 t.
McCawley, Patrick, laborer, 11
pt 20 t.
McConkey, John, 15 pt 28 £
McConkey, Richard, 10 pt 17 £
McConkey, Wm., laborer, 15 pt
26 t.
McCormic, Wm., 1 pt 15 t.
McDonnell, John, 4 pt 22 £
McDonnell, Patrick, 4 n half 21 £
McDonald, Neil, blacksmith,
Bridgenorth, £
McEwin, James, 3 e half 8 £
McEwin, James B., W. C. R., s
half 9 £
McEwin; Samuel, merchant, 18
pt 27 t.
McFadden, Hugh, boatbuilder,
Bridgenorth, £
McGee, John, mason, 5 pt 6 t.
McGrah, John, llpt34£
McGrah, Patrick, carpenter, 15
pt 28 t.
McGregor, Alex., 4 e half 9 £
McGregor, Alex,, weaver, 4 pt 1 £
Mcllmoyl, Benjamin, 17 e half
26 £
Mcllmoyl, G, E. C. R, pt 12 £
Mclhnoyl, Hugh, 10 w half 21 f,
Mcllmoyl, John, 9 n w J 19 £
Mcllmoyl, John, 15 pt 34 t.
Mcllmoyl, Nathan, 13 pt 23 £
Mcllmoyl, Thos., 17 w half 26 £
Mcllmoyl, Wm., 9 n e J 18 £
Mcllmoyl, Wm., 11 pt 23 £
McKay, Donald, blacksmith, 9
pt 27 t.
McKee, Andrew, 12 s half 22 £
McKee, Andrew, 14 pt 27 £
McKee, George, 5 w half 15 £
McKee, John, 5 e half 14 £
McKee, John F., 5 e half 15 t.
McKee, Wm., 5 w half 14 £
McKee, Wm., 1^ n half 22 £
McKibbin, James, 5 s half 19 £
McKibbin, Robert, 4 n half 20 £
McKibbin, Samuel, 9 e half 24 £
McKibbin, Wm., 9 w half 24 £
McManus, Jas., 15 w half 45 £
Madill, Isiah, 8 whalf 24 £
Madill, Margaret, 8 pt 24 £
Mahood, Edward, W. C. R., pt 7t.
Mahood, Edward, 4 pt 3 t.
Mahood, Mrs., 7 pt 25 t.
Mahood, Robert, W. C. R., pt 7 £
Mann, Aaron, E. C. R., e half
11 £
Mann, James, 8 pt 14 £
Mann, John A. M,D., 8 pt 26 £
Mann, Jonathan, 9 pt 13 t.
Mann, Mrs., 8 pt 13 t.
Mann, Stephen, 9 n hahf 21 £
Mann, Thomas, 8 pt 13 £
Manning, Chiirles F., 13 n half
31 t.
Manning, Samuel, 12 pt 25 £
Martin, James, 1 pt 17 £
Martyn, John, miller, E. C. R.,
pt'lt.
Martyn, M., miller,' E. C.R.,pt 1 1
Henry's Breach Loading Repeating Rifles.
130
J. c. coaney's
Martyn, Richard, miller, E. C,
R, pt 1 1.
Masters, Henry, Lakefield, £
Middleton, James, 2 s half 9 £
Middleton, Jas., jr, 12 n half 21 f,
Middleton, John J., teacher, 11
pt 20 t.
Might, Mrs., 3 pt 16 t.
Millar, Andrew, sr., 10 s half 29 £
Millar, Andrew, jr., 10 pt 31 £
Millar, Mrs., W. C. R., pt 6 t.
Millage, Alex., 15 s half 89 £
Millage, Charles, 14, 39 f.
Milburn, Isaac, W.C.R, n hf4 £
Milburn, Joseph, W. C. R., pt 6 £
Milburn, Thomas T., W. C. R.,
pt6£
Milburn, Thomas W., E C. R.,
n half 5 £
Milburn, Wm., W., W. 0. R., pt
3£
Moore, Archibald, 12 w half 29 £
Moore, Charles D., 3, 9 £
Moore, David, E. C. R., pt 1 t.
Moore, Henry, 4 pt 22 t.
Moore, Henry, laborer, 16pt 37 1.
Moore, John, 4 pt 22 f.
Moore. John W., 13 s half 31 £
Moore, Mrs., 4 pt 4 t.
Moore, Mrs., 4 pt 10 £
Moore, Mrs., 10 pt 24 t.
Moore, Wm., 4 pt 4 £
Mooreland, James, cooper,
Bridgenorth, £
Moffat, Peter, 2 n half 5 t.
Moffat, William, tailor, Bridge-
north, £
Moncrieff, W. G., blacksmith, 3
ptl t.
Montgomery, Andrew, 7, 19 £^
Montgomery, Francis, W. C. R.,
n half 9 f;
Montgomery, Francis A., 16 n
half 28 £
Montgomery, Hugh J., 17 nhalf
27 £
Montgomery, John, W. C. R., pt
9t.
Montgomery, Samuel, 17 28 £
Montgomery, Wm., sr., 17 s half
27 £
Montgomery, Wm., jr., 17 s half
27 1.
Morrison, Matthew, 4 pt 10 f.
Morrison, Peter, carpenter, 11 pt
25 t.
Mowry, Augustus, 14 e half 32 £
Murphy, John, laborer, 8 pt 19 t.
Nelson, Joseph, 10 s half 27 £
Nelson, Samuel, 7 pt 28 £
Nicholls, Aaron, sr., 8 pt 15 £
Nicholls, Aaron, jr., 7 half 12 £
Nicholls, Benjamin, 9 n e J 19 t.
Nicholls, Garner, 10 pt 19 t.
Nicholls, George, sr., 10 s half
19 £
Nicholls, George, jr., 10 n e J
24 t.
Nicholls, James, 13 pt 28 t.
Nicholls, Nathan, 8 pt 15 t.
Nicholls, Peter, 7pt 13 t.
Nicholls, Stephen, hotelkeeper,
18 pt 27 t.
Nicholls, Wm., 11 s half 27 £
Northy, George, 6 e half 14 t.
Northy, James. 13 pt 22 £
Northy, James, 13 w half 26 £
Northy, John, 17 pt 30 £
Northy, Richard, hotelkeeper,
12 pt 24 £
Northy, Wm., 7 w half 18 £
Northy, Wm., sr., 16 32 £
Northy, Wm. jr., 13; 40 £
Northcott, John, 7 pt 20 t.
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Northcott, Robert, 7 n e J 22 f.
Northcott, Thomas, 7 e half 21 f.
Nugent, James, 14 1 29 f.
Nugent, Samuel, lis half 32 f
Nugent, Thomas, 12 pt 32 £
O'Brien, Wm., cooper, 1 pt 16 t.
O'Neill, John, 10 s half 23 f.
O'Shea, Jeremiah, 10 n half 28 f
O'Shea, Thomas, 10 s half 28 £
Olive, George, saddler, W. C. R.,
ptlt.
Outterson, Wm., 1 pt 7 t.
Paisley, Andrew, 14 e half 37 £
Parker, Varnum, carpenter, 18
pt 27 t.
Parnell, John, miller, E. C. R.,
pt 1 t.
Parnell, John, E. C. R., s half 2 £
Paul, John, 4 s half 8 £
Paul, Joseph, laborer, W. C. R.,
pt 9t.
Paul, Wm., 4 n half 8 £
Pearson, Harvey, 16, 31 £
Pearson, James, laborer, 11 pt
24 t.
Pearson, John, 4 pt 6 t.
Pearson, John, 15 | 27 t.
Pearson, Richard, carpenter,
Bridgenorth, £
Pearson, Silas, 15 s half 38 t.
Pearson, Silas, 16 n half 25 t.
Pearson, Wm., 9 s half 18 £
Pearson, Wm., sr., 13 n half 28 £
Pearson, Wm.,jr., 12 n half 26 £
Pearson, Wm., 16 n half 26 £
Pethic, Francis, lie half 24 t.
Phelan, John, laborer, t.
Podger,Wm., 11 pt 23 £
Pope, John, hotelkeeper, Bridge-
north, £
Pottle, George, laborer, 2 pt 10 1.
Preston, Alex., 8 n half 26 £
Preston, George, 8 s half 26 £
Preston, John, 12 n half 28 £
Quinn, Christopher, 9,n half 23 £
Quinn, John, laborer, Bridge-
north, t.
Quinn, Martin, laborer. Bridge-
north, £
Quinn, Wm., laborer, 2 pt 18 t.
Rabidoux, Charles, 1 pt 17 t.
Ragan, James, 7 e half 23 t.
Ray, John, 7 w half 26 £
Ray, Robert, 7 pt 24 £
Ray, Thomas, laborer, 2 pt 18 t.
Ray, Thomas, 7 n w -J 24 £
Ray, Wm., 7 s half 24 £
Redman, Robert, 1 n half 3 t.
Renfrew, Robert, carpenter, 1 pt
16 t.
Renwick, John, 8 n -| 16 £
Richardson, Charles, clerk, 1 pt
16 £
Richardson, Robert, 9 pt 26 t.
Robertsen, John, weaver, Bridge-
north, £
Robinson, John, 4 e half 18 £
Robinson, Thos. C, 8 e half 17 £
Rodgers, James, 1 pt 16 t.
Rodgers, John, 11, 20 £
Rodgers, Orlando, 11 f 29 £
Roe, Thomas, laborer, 8 pt 25 t.
Ross, James, 12 pt 29 t.
Ross, Joseph, 12 e half 29 £
Rose, Alex., sr., 11 n half 32 £
Rose, Alex., jr., 11 pt 35 £
Rosborough, Alex., sr., 5, 17 £
Rosborough, Alex., jr., 6 w half
20 £
Rosborough, Alex., 13 n half 27 £
Rosborough, James, 5, 16 £
Rupert, Wm., 15 n half 28 t.
Sage, Henry. 13 n half 30 £
Sage, Mrs., 13 pt 29 t.
Leather, Stove, and all kinds of Varnishes.
182
J. C. CONNER S
Sage, Patrick, 14 pt 34 t.
Sanderson, Edwara, 11 n half
27 f.
Sanderson, Francis, 14, 30 f.
Sanderson, John, E. C. R., f 7 f .
Sanderson, John, 8 -|- 25 t.
Sanderson, Michael, W. C. E., n
half 7 f.
Sanderson, Michael, 14, 31 f
Savoy, Mrs., 12 pt 35 t.
Scott, Alex., E. C. R., pt 8 £
Scott, George, sr., 4 w half 9 f
Scott, George, jr., 5 s half 8 f
Scott, Walter, carpenter, 8 pt
12 £
Secor, Joseph, laborer, 1 pt 16 t.
Shairp, Wm. A., Lakeiield, £
Sherer, Thos., laborer, 12 pt 28 1.
Sherry, Anson, shingle maker, 1
pt i7 t.
Sherlock, Lucius, clerk, 1 pt 17 1.
Simpson, Alex., 1 pt 17 £
Simpson, Mrs., 3 pt 10 t.
Simpson, Thomas, 10 s w | 26 £
Simpson, Wm., 3, 10 £
Smith, Joseph, W. C. K, pt 4£
Smith, Robert, carpenter, 1 pt
15 £
Smith, Solomon R, 15 pt 32 t
Smith, Wm., W. C. R., pt 11 t.
Snelgrove, Isaac, 6 n half 22 £
Stabler, Andrew, 14 pt 26 £
Stabler, Henry, 10 pt 22 £
Stabler, James, 7 n half 15 £
Stabler, Wm., 10 pt 20 £
Staples, John, Lakefield, £
Steele, Lawrence St. George, 7
w half 27 t.
Stephenson, George, 2 pt 11 1.
Stephenson, Jonathan, 2 pt 11 £
Stinson, John, 4 e half 7 £
Stotiiard, James, 2 w half 16 t.
Stothai-d, John, E. C. R., n half
4£
Strickland, John P., Lakefield, £
Strickland, Walter, lumber-mer-
chant, Lakefield, t.
Stubbs, Joseph, 7 e half 14 t.
Sullivan, Michael, 1 pt 17 £
Sutton, John, cordwainer, Lake-
field, £
Sweeting, Jonathan, 9 | 20 £
Swinton, James, 1 s half 6 £
Tagney, Jeremiah, E.G. R., pt 3 £
Tagney, Patrick, 1 pt 16 £
Tapley, Henry, 3 pt 5 t.
Taylor, Charles, 8 e half 15 £
Taylor, James, Lakefield, £
Taylor, John, merchant, 1 pt 15£
Taylor, Wm., 8 s half 16 £
Telford, Wm., W. C. R, n half 8 £
Thomas, John, 8, 22 £
Tindle, James, 5 pt 7 £
Tindle, Thomas, 3 w half 3 £
Trennum, Francis, lOne J 19 £
Trennum, John, 11 pt 21 £
Trennum, Joseph, 10 n half 20 £
Trennum, Wm., 7 w half 14 £
TuUy, Andrew, 2 f 3 t.
Tully, Andrew, 4 pt 1 t.
Tully, Andrew W., 2 pt 6 £
Tully, David, 3 pt 2 £
Tully, James, 1 n half 2 £
Tully. John, 1 s half 8 f,
Tully, Patrick, 2 w half 2 £
Tully, Ralph, 2 pt 3 £
Tully, Robert, 4 pt 2 £
Tully, Thomas, 2 8 half 4 £
Tully, Wm., 2 s half 7 £
Udey, Wm., laborer, Bridge-
north, t.
Wallace, Samuel, 9 s half 23 £
Wallace, Thos. 8 n w ^ 23 £
Walton, John, 2, 10 £
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Walton, Joseph, 1 pfc 11 f.
Walton, Nicholas, 3 n w J 7 t.
Walton, Wm, 1 pt 10 £
Waram, George, laborer, 1 pt
17 t.
Waram, Matthew, sr., 8 s half
19 f.
Waram, Matthew, jr., 8 pt 19 t.
Waram, Richard, 8 n half 19 f.
Waram, Wm., 8 pt 19 t.
Watson, John N., painter,
Bridgenorth, £
Weatherhead, Thomas, laborer,
W. C. R., pt 1 t.
Welsh, Laurence, 17 :^ SO £
Whatley, George, 17 32 t.
Whatley, Henry, 7 e half 16 £
Whatley, James, 7 w half 16 £
White, Joseph, 14 e half 36 £
White, Richard, 14 w half 37 £
White, Samuel, 12 pt 33 £
White, Thomas, 12 J 33 £
Williams, David, miller, 1 pt
16 1.
Williamson, John, carpenter,
4 pt 1 t.
Wilson, Andrew, cai-penter,
Lakefield, £
Wilson, John, 13 e half 34 £
Wilson, Wm., tinsmith, E. C. R.,
pt 2£
Wood, William, teacher, 4 pt 18t.
Wright, J. D., millwright. Lake-
field, t.
Yeoman, Thomas, E. C. R., n
half 2 t.
Young, Andrew, E. C. R., pt o t.
Young, Francis, 12, 35 £
Young, John, 6 pts 8 and 9 £
Young, Joseph, 14 w half 36 t.
Young, Matthew, hotelkeeper,
12 pt 37 £
Young, Mrs., 5 pt 8 t.
Young, Mrs., 12 s half 26 £
Young, Patrick, 12 pt 37 £
Young, Thomas, 5 n half 8 £
Young, Wm., 12 pt 36 £
Young, Wm., 13, 39 £
TOWNSHIP OF SNOWDON.
The township of Snowdon is bounded on the north by the
township of Minden, on the south by the township of Gralway, on
the east by the township of Glamorgan, and on the west township
of Lutterworth, County of Victoria. Population about 400.
Armstrong, David, a pt 36 £
Arnold, Amos, 13, 20 £
Ashworth, Emanuel, 10, 17 £
Barr, David, manufacturer, 2, 1 1
Black, John, a 2 £
Boss, Henry, 7, 7 £
Boulby, B. P., 13, 15 £
Bowen, Daniel, a 28 £
Bright, David, 5, 9 £
Calvert, J. R, 13, 1 £
Calvert, Jas., 13 pt 2 £
.Carroll, Wm., 12, 20 £
Chalmers, David, sr., a 5 £
Chalmers, David, jr., a 4 £
Qapp, J. N., 13,19 £
Condon, Joseph, 12, 18 £
Lumbermen's Furnishings of all kinds,
134
J. 0. CONNER\S
Dawson, Alex., a 17 f.
Dawson, Wm., a 15 f.
Dixon, Wm., 10, 14 f,
Donley, Adam, 11, 14 f.
Drake, Jas., a half 36 f.
Ferguson, Henry, 14, 13 f
Garratt, K. C, 14, 4 f,
Garratt, W. B., 14, 5 f.
Gase, John, 6, 7 f.
Gidley, J. N., 10, 13 f.
Haight, R C, 13 pt 3 f.
Hamilton. Jas., 13, 6 f.
Hamilton, H. B., 13, 7 f.
Hartle, Mex., 14 pt 3 £
Harlow, John, 14, 10 f.
Herron, John, 12, 15 f,
Herron, Thos., 12, 14 f.
Herron, Wm., 11, 11 f.
Holly, F. R E, 7, 9 f.
HoUowell, Wm., a 6 f.
Houston, John, 14, 18 f.
Johnston, B. Z., 14pt6f.
Kindrick, Stern, 3, 1 f.
Knowles, Joseph, 1, 14 f.
Lindsay, Wm., 6, 9 f.
Long, John, 8, 2 £
Lott, Sim.eon, a 26 £
Loucks, Gorden, 6, 1 £
Loucks, John, 13, 14 £
McElwain, Wm., 10, 11 £
Miles, Wm., 7, 11 £
Milburn, Thos., 19, 13 £
Mitchell, Enock, 6, 10 £
Munn, E. B., 13 half 4 £
Munn, Samuel, 13, 8 £
Newell, John, 12, 17 £
Newell, Michael, 10, 12 £
Ogglestone, Henry, 9, 2 £
Otto, John, a 31 £
Peck, Francis, a 34 £
Phillips, Henry, 14, 14 £
Potter, Asa, 14, 16 £
■Reynolds, Wm., 9, 18 £
Ritchie, Wm., 12, 18 £
Scott, John B., 14, 17 £
Sedgwick, John, 10, 16 £
Sedgwick, Thos., 11, 18 £
Sedgwick, W, J., 11, 16 £
Sheffee, John, 8, 1 £
Stata, Alonso, 7, 2 £
Thompson, John, 1, 17 £
Wait, George, a 25 £
Wilcox, Charles, a 16 £
Wrought, J. D., 14, 19 £
Wrought, John, 14, 20 £
lOWNSHIP OF STANHOPE.
The township of Stanhope is bounded on the north by the
township of Sherborne, on the south by the township of Minden,
on the east by the township of Guilford, and on the west by the
township of Hindon, County of Victoria. Population about 250.
Armstrong, George, a 16 £
Bailey, Richard, 4 pt 26 £
Barnum, Nelson, 1, pt £
Bamum, Wm., 1, 8 £
Beatty, Joseph, 5, 8 £
Boice, Simon, 5, 22 £
Brown, Andrew, 1, 19 £
Buck, Daniel, 3 pt 6 £
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Buck, Mary, 2 pt 4 f.
Buck, Wra., 3 pt 3 f.
Coulter, Hugh, a 7 f.
Davis, Caleb, 6, 9 f.
Davis, Joshua, 6 pt 11 f.
Dawijon, Peter, 1, 1 f.
Demill John, 4, 30 f.
Demill, Wm., 6, 30 f.
Demill, Wm. O., 6, 29 f.
Edwards, Wm., 5, 31 t.
Fee, John, sr.; 4, 5 f.
Fee, John, jr., 4, 7 f.
Fitzsimmons, Hemy, .4 pt 21
Fitzsimmons, James, 2,^0 f.
Fitzsimmons, John, 1, 16 f.
French, Wm., 4, 6 f.
Gannon, James, a pt 6 f.
Hewitt, James, 5 pt 5 f.
Howell, Jonathan, 1, 23 f.
Jones, Francis, 4, 27 f.
Jones, Henry, 3 pt 22/.
Jones, Thos., 5 pt 25 f.
Keers, David, a 21 f.
Mason, Thomas, 5, 9 f.
Mellville, James, 5 pt 29 f.
Mpore, Alfred, 1, 9 f.
Morey, Isaac, 4, 9 f.
Roack, Richard, 3, 21 f.
Rowe, J. a, 1, 6 1.
Simms, Samuel, 4 pt 10 f.
Sissen, Edward, 3 pt 19 f.
Stev^ens, Robert, 2, 3 f.
Taylor, Alex., a 26 t.
Taylor, Ai-chibald, all f.
Taylor, Nelson, 4 pt 19 f.
j Thomas, John, 5, 6 f.
I Welch, Wm., 5 pt 10 f.
Wright, B. C, a 9 £
Wright, Wm., a 8 f.
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