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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-11

The Packed Grand Jury of Montrea
have found bills against Jules Bourgeois
Onesime Gagnon, Julien Gregoire, Fran.
CTS Roy, Eloi Gre, and Julien Brosseau
OF Lacadie for enticing soldiers to desert:
also against Mr.. Joseph Aucare of same
place for horse stealing, all of whom are
very respectable men, and good Patriots.
which was the sole cause of their BEING
arrested.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-11

The prisoners OF Coburg, L. C., among
whom is Mr.. s. F. Hsrt, Editor OF the
Letrisfon Telegraph, are TO he tired by
Court Martial Immediately. Lieut.. Col.
Beihune is the President Henry Sherwood
Queens Counsel and Lieut.. Col. -
is Judge Advocate. A very strong guard
was expected at Coburg during the trial.
The Upper Canada papers say that Ar
thur (their bloody Chfefiain,) has already
decided upon acting with extreme ricour
against the prisoners, which plainly argues
that he has procured witnesses to swear
to whatever he pleases; for how else could
he be so certain before their trial that
they would be found guilty.
Benz. Lett, for whose blood Arthur has
offered $4,000 bounty, was taken BY u.
c. tories not long since, on Grndslone Is
land, in the L. S. territory, and delivered
up TO the American authorities n, French
Greek, in the expectation that he would
meet fate as cruel as any they could inhict
N u. Canada. In grieves us 10 say that
he result of Mackenzie's case and that oil
Case warranted this conclusion; but such |
S the case, and where is the remedy Lett,
however, was detained but three days and
hen set at liberty.
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SIGNS OF THE TINES

The ilth, 18th, & Goth Regiments, and
the Coldstream Guards are going home
Immediately.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-11

" Postmaster may enclose money in letter
to the publisher of newspaper, to pay the sub
scrlption Of third person, and frank the letter
if written by himself; but if the letter be written
by another person, the postmaster canno' flank il
TO POSTMA STEERS.
Examine sections 1873 and 2s9 of the printed
instructions of the Post Office Department.
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Female Influence and Energy--I have observed
that married man falling into misfortune is more apt
to retrieve his situation in the world than single one
chiefly because his spirits soothed and retrieved by
domestic endearments and his selfrespect kept alive
BY finding that although all abroad be darkness and hu
initiation yet there is still little world Of love at home OF
which he is monarch Whereas, single man is apt TO
run to waste and selneglect fancy himself lonely
and abandoned, and his heart TO fall to ruins like
deserted mansion, for want Of inhabitant. have
often had occasion to mark the fortitude with which
women sustain the most overwhelming reyerses of for
tune Those disasters which break down the spirit Of
man and PROSTATE him in the DUST seem TO call forth
all the energies Of the softer sex, and give such inre
pidiy and elevation to their character that at times it
approaches to subllmlty. Nothing can be more touch
ing than to behold soft and tender female who had
been all Weakness and dependence and alive TO cvery
trivial roughness while reading the prosperous path Of
life, suddenly rising in mental force to be the comforter
and supporter Of her husband under misfortune abiding
with nnshrnklng frmness, the btterest blast Of adj
versity. As the vine which has long twned its grace
full foliage about the oak and been lifted by its sunshine
will when the hardy plant is red by the thunderbot
cling round 1t with its caressng tendls, and bind up
s shattered boughs; is it beautifully ordered by
Providence that woman, who is the ornament and de-
pendant Of in his happier hours should be his stay
and soace when smtten with sudden calamity winding
herself into the rugged OF his nature endery
supporting the dropping head and binding up the broken
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cad and heart in character and temper, in manners and

head and heart in character and temper in and
in habits
If they ask him whether, in his opinion, Adams and
Clay betrayed the people, and bought and sold the Pre-.
sidency, he may in the negative the afrma-
tive, and be fully sustained by his previous state
mens for this subject he TO direct the express
sion Of his opinions according 10 the political complexion
Of the company he happens 10 be in, according his
own hopes or fears harren to preponderais ~ is but
the other day, at puln dnser at fsssSr isst he de-
clared-v" He had not been ~ sase8snx ~ Mr. Clay
he had va mixed in the cbs1grs agains, him !" and is
but last Gall thai kswss warm md decided in his
saona In conversation which tool place in the town
Of ST CHARLES, in the presence Of Hveral gentlemen,
Col lotion being asked by very respectable inhab-
tantIg that town, if be believed Messrs. Adams and
Clay guilty Of bargain and sale Of the Presidency,
swered in his own emphatic way" Believe it! ! am
bound to believe i'll may say know it--no in
his common senses, at the public Of action
was could believe otherwise"
could lengthen this account until the reader would
be weary with the disgusting specifications but il
less TO pile Ossa on Peon, know that Colonel Ben
ton, among his private associates will deny oil these
charges and heap upon me oppfobrioos epthets-but
challenge him to put his denial Of my charges in such
form to admit Of Judicial investigation. II he will yen-
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the vlcst calumnator in this age Of SANDER do
fix upon him the stain Of alsehood and dishonesty and
stamp it with the verdict Of jury.
EDWARD BATES.
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