Boundary quarrel stirs Maine dispute and British claims
A long letter argues over treaties and high land lines dividing Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Quebec, warning that claimed passages and roads would be cut off if the old treaty stands. It warns of a potential conflict and urges cooling and adherence to the treaty while political maneuvers unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogland
New Brunswick
Canada
St. Lawrence
Nova Scotia
Quebec
England
Pd Jist
Kingland
Washington
Congress
Matterng Strait
Ragland
Towning
Yewningvne Militia
Maine
House
Representatives
Howard
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Hougland
Pacific
United States
John Harvey
Adams
Evans
Legare
Ithe Committee
Grovernment
Ans
Sir John Trarvey
Ewish
Mune
Chipewa
Schlosser
Pasnemersy
Lerrizhta
Great Britain
War and Census Deliberations In Congress and Frontier Tensions
Correspondence from Washington reports that both Houses cleared bills in the final session days including a sixth census measure. The census bill adds a new section linking agricultural, commercial, manufacturing, and educational data. The narrative notes rampant official mismanagement and revenue concerns. War talk rises as frontier disputes with Britain threaten a broader conflict, with Maine and New Brunswick tensions, and violent frontier incidents cited. A cold snap is noted in Mayville and Cleveland, while local Whig gains appear in several towns and Rochester elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Washington
Senate
Female Education in Teras-m.Arranp and Galveston Seminary
The article notes female education efforts in Teras-m.Arranp and Galveston with Mrs. M. Day appointed as head of a new female seminary, aided by an experienced staff. It mentions preparations for a Maine-bound expedition of field pieces from Water Element arsenal and touches on New York City street improvements and canal enlargement politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Ex
Messrs
Webster
Clay
Buchanan
Yuliamea
Maine
Walker
Narswell
Tech
Pacific
Kentucky
Brunettek
Neapet
Juba
Mieltean Starr Daxx
Cleveland Herald & Gazette
Ist
Detroit
Michigan State Bank
New York
Albany
Nodisputed
F. F. Steevens
City Bank
Fenale
Teras
m.Arranp
Galveston
Teaag
M. Day
Troy
Washington
Waterelent Arsenal
U.S
L. &. Cratriecp
Eale Canal
Utica
Montezuma
Canal Board
Queen's speech notes Canada disturbances and US ties
The annexed paragraph from the Queen's speech reports Lower Canada unrest and incursions into Upper Canada by U S based forces. It states British forces suppressed violations, urges US restraint, and asks Parliament to consider the provinces' state and crown authority while promising tranquility and resource benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmanent
Canada
Lower Canada
Upper Canada
United States
North America
The
Union
Great Britain
Mone York Dispensary Records Donation Reach
During the year 6,085 persons received medicines and care from the institution, provided free at the Dispensary or their homes. The Journal of Commerce notes the program was conducted at an expense of only £2,000, underlining extensive charitable aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Journal of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foa
Hiavis
Williams
Tallmadge
J. Q. Adams
Cushing
Mags
Lincoln
Mass
Thompson
S. Cy
Pearce
Sergeant
Penn
Pickens
8. C
Evang
S. C
D. C
Jol Harvey
Adamy
Johnson
Florida
Talmadge
House of Representatives
United Sates of America
Nat
Scott
Freemam and Messenger
Mayville
Chautauque County
Cleveland
John Crane
Chautauque Co
Supreme Court
Loco Foco
the Sentinel
Harmony
Hrrmas
Mixa
Werstrenn
Republican Advocate
Batavia
Genesee County
Bethany
Java
China
Middlebury
Pembroke
Alexander
Attica
Luco Fonvista
Rochester
Inet Fill
Massachusetts
Massachuriits
Gov
Everett
Hull
North Carolina
Bennett
Fhiet
Luton
Tit City
Py Spreraly
PLO
Pimpus
Ries
Epassuan Pome
Ity
Gov. Mason
van Buren
Downy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!