Election clash and uprising near Pointe Claire
The text reports disputes with the North-West Company opposing James Stuart’s election, followed by an insurrection near Pointe Claire. A military force dispersed the uprising, bringing prisoners to Montreal. James Stuart conducted the trial and, by his professional skills, obtained acquittals. To be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadiner
North-Weat Company
Messrs
Roy Portelance
Velois
Viger
Papioran
James Stuart
Pointe Claire
Ciny
Montreal
Gok
T Cnangel
The North American Debate on Liberty and Sovereignty
An excerpt discusses the core questions of republican government and the balance between liberty and state safety. It questions whether a people can sustain sovereignty and whether liberty can endure without endangering the state, reflecting early views on democracy and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawan
Speerlain
Mowerch van Niles
The Cloven Foot Is Discovered and Patriot Guns Sold
A sensational account alleges a so called fair transaction where Patriot guns were sold to pay private debt. The party swears the affair involved William Caine and Henry Asselstyne, with guns taken from Canadian Patriots and later dispersed to cover a large claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Caine
Patriots
Darkest Side of the Plot Unfolds in Town Trial
In a North American scene a man known as Mr A claims ownership of property as collateral for a debt. A writ is issued through lawyer Caine against the speaker, patriot guns are seized, and eleven guns with bayonets are sold for twenty dollars to settle a private debt. The testimony hints at broader conspiratorial danger for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caine
Asselstyne
Mutatis Mutandis on Canadian Rebellion and American Patriotism
The piece argues Canadians rebelled against colonial rule drawing American sympathy but notes a shift as patriotism faded. It condemns pretenders who feasted on spoils of alleged patriotism, praises honest editors like Flanders, and denounces spies and traitors who steal manuscripts from a newspaper office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Rumor of Boundary Talks and Global Trade Notes
The Halifax Times cites a rumor of England directing negotiations for the New Brunswick boundary through the Governor General of the Canadas. Spain makes a reciprocal commerce treaty with the Republic of the Equator. Sweden cuts export duties on Sineiron. The Emperor of Russia gifts Mademoiselle Tagtions a grand sledge with horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax Times
England
Canadas
United States
New Brunswick
Spain
Republic of the Equator
Russia
Return of Defaulters Highlights Richmond and New York Movements
The text notes Dabney returning to Richmond for an investigation and possibly turning state evidence, with William M. Price seen in New York City amid what is described as fair business transactions elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabney
Richmond
William M. Price
New York
Disputed Territory Ultimatum and Canadian Prisoner News
The report cites an unofficial British offer of 150000 pounds to buy disputed territory. Earl of Mulgrave bears the ultimatum while Sir Richard Iskeon commands Canadian forces. Montreal jail detainees D. B. Viger and John M'Donnell seek bail amid alleged preparations for amnesty and a war. A drowned boy linked to Benjamin Mott’s family adds tragic note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Mulgrave
Norman
Richard Isckeon
Canada
D. B. Viger
John M'Donnell
Sfme
Montreal
Britain China War Critique and US Arms Stockpiles
A Philadelphia American Sentinel commentary condemns Britain for pressing opium trade with China and warns of war risk. It critiques English moral strength, cites a Washington letter on Maine boundary talks, and notes vast US arms stockpiles and European refugee movements amid tensions. Also mentions a Scottish dream tale of a seven year wanderer and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Richmond Enquirer
Errata and probate notices from Swanton May 1830
Errata corrections appear for names and lines on the Wisconsin or Vermont page, with corrections to Tarsse-ih, Lamenais-Silite, WT H Scott listed as died, Amanda daughter of Lvmmed Tarver, and AlGuidio daughter of FW Stougtvan. Probate court in Swanton Vermont district notes a probate proceeding dated May 25 1830, with Adam B Manzer and Calvin Harvey signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tefe
Lemenais
H Scott
Amanda
Tarver
AlGuidio
Stougtvan
Adam B. Manzer
Calvin Harvey
Swanton
J. P. Ladd
North Hera
Swansen
Fracklin County
Augustus Knight
Far reaching claims for Bang's Renovating Mixture cure
A pair of certificates from 1840 recount miraculous recoveries using Bang's Renovating Mixture. One husband claims his wife recovered from severe leg swelling and pain after four to five weeks of treatment, with health lasting eighteen months. The second patient asserts gout like symptoms and other ailments improved after starting with two teaspoons then increasing dosage, despite initial lack of relief from physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uber Weber
Bang
Francis Welsh
Stanbridge
L. CU
Renovating Mixture and Mercury Cure Claim Ad
An advertisement touts Renovating Mixture and mercury remedies for numerous ailments believed to arise from impurities of the blood. It claims rapid, permanent cures with directions to take 1 to 2 teaspoons before meals, adjusting if stomach upset or laxative effects occur. It emphasizes the medicine’s efficacy over uncertain medical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Howe
Vermonters and New England Post Masters Listed
A fragmented listing names postmasters and agents across Vermont New Hampshire New York and Wisconsin. Contains numerous towns individuals and titles with scattered titles and affiliations, indicating an administrative or appointment notice to assemble postmaster agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Montpelier
J. A. Vail
Troy
R. S. Orn
North Troy
L. C. Moore
Canaan
Nathaniel Perkine
Canbridge
Brush
Ee Eater
Eee
Highgate
H. O. Green
Burlington—Ledger Duvernay
New Hampshire
Marlow
Seiten Brown
Fitzwilliam
Josiah Ingalls
Hanover
N. H
Sias K. Williams
Stuartstown
H.wm. Smith
Columbia, Coos Co
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Mathiot
Wm. Caine
Henry Asselstyne
Ayselstyne
Mr. Caine
Mr. A
Tina Mathiot
Ms. A
Mapey
Cardwall
Circomsan
Flanders
Pranklin Gazette
Fort Covington
New-York
Jon Rus Paper
Stratford
S. B. Day
Westford
J. Boel Tresher
Thomaston
Baltimore Republican
Sweden
Signs of the Times
Benjamin Mott
Lower Canada
van Diemen
Alburgh
Matt
Philadelphia Am
China
Vatteriise
Pacific
Limerick
Europe
Mr Macnieh
Shep
West Highlands
Scotland
Stave
Hulden Georgie
Gourgea
Bridges
William
Tr Tament
Thomas Clark
Tee
Aid Diateves
Chaareeid Swan
Saul Diarnet
Gourging
Weil
Perwatrt Caberrued Beelmy
Bemien
Eal Cour
Elmer
Sala
Nori Amuriskan
Suranlin
Atrae
Arent
Dmidges
Mayer
Magunat Bay
Alburgh Cay
Charlierton
James Sarney
Wak
Parsios
Otioe
Kennington
Rutland
Addison
Chittenden
Franklin
Burlington
Heman Lowk Esq
J.L. Edwards
Charles Roby
Swanton Falls
Kitridge
Dir
Timmy
Francis Christian
John E. Bangs
Stanbridge L. C
Swanton, Vt
N. American
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