From bookseller’s description: ledger contains business accounts and transactions relating to the partners of the North West company, their ships, and includes payments made to carpenters, bakers, and other small tradesmen who did work for the major shareholders of the company.

This material documents the estate of Mrs. Charlotte Frobisher and includes a copy of her will and an inventory, 1820.

• Copy of Last Will and Testament pp. 1-3
• Household inventory pp. 4-11 (1820)
• Account of estate sale pp. 12-29 (1816)
• Account of bequeathals pp. 30-57 (1810-1821)

Letters concerning Caulaincourt detailing events throughout 1810, including Napoleon’s marriage to Marie-Louise and focus on the Spanish insurgency.

Autograph document from the residents fo Quebec City to Sir James Craif, complaining of Craig's dissolution of the government and a bill making judges ineligible to serve in the House of Assembly.

File contains 1 large ledger book outlining the inventory, holdings, and value of the estate of Joseph Frobisher.

• Inventory pp. 1-26 (August 1810)
• Account of estate sale pp. 26-35 (October 1810)
• Debt claims pp. 36-94 (1810-1817)
• Court proceedings pp. 107-146 (1814-1819)
• Curator record of estate expenses pp. 156-183 (1810-1818)

File consists of two items, including a letter from Sir James Craig to the inhabitants of Terrebonne and a draft of an address to Craig from the "loyal subjects, inhabitants of Terrebonne." This document is a patriotic address attacking the House of Assembly in support of the government. The petition was signed by 173 inhabitants of Terrebonne.

Letter to l'abbé Roux, Superior of the Quebec seminary, from Armidieu (?) Du Serre, Venve Cournoyer, concerning her claim to part of the seigneurie of Cournoyer.

File contains a hand-written copy of the last Will and Testament of James McGill [1812] including inserts and probate.

Bills of lading principal shippers George Davies and Robert Armour (Henderson Armour and Co).

Manuscript copy dating from 1812 of The Midnight Court (Cuirt An Mheán Oíche), a satirical poem by Irish writer Brian Merriman (Brian Mac Giolla Meidhre) written around 1780. On wove paper.