Boundary Question and Maine Warmail Fires Across Frontier
An Albany letter discusses the Maine boundary dispute with Britain and Gen Scott’s amicable handling, plus frontier fires near Champlain Idle Town Alburgh and alarms at Rouses Point. Reports detail Florida Indian raids, the Bank of the United States nearing retirement, and Florida war critique.
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Albany Daily Advertiser
Scott
Dearborn
John Harvey
George Provost
John H Are Vey
Buff. Com
Augusta
Maine
United States
Charleston
Great Britain
St. Johns
St. John
Gland
England
Union
Ithia
Fox
Forsyth
U. S
Gen. Scott
Sir John Harvey
John
Murder of Capt Horton in Greene Whig attack
An Albany Evening Journal correspondent reports Capt Arnold Horton was assaulted by a Loco Foco mob at the Calender’s Ball Room in Greene on March 15 1823. After being knocked down by the crowd he suffered fatal injuries four neck bones crushed a broken back and died March 9 the mob jeered and paraded the streets with violin and bugle shouting insults to peaceful citizens.
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Albany Evening Journal
Col. Benton
U. S. Senate
Florida
Cape Sable
Okefenokee Swamp
Georgia
St. Augustine
Tallahassee
Florida Point
Spain
Horton
Greene
Arnold Horton
Loco Focog
Calender
Capt
Nodt
Willard
Coroner's Jury Rules Whig Murder In Fatal Assault
A Coroner's Jury finds Arnold Horton died feloniously and wickedly after being forcibly removed from a room during a drunken scene. Capt Horton, a family man, is praised as honest, while murderers slander him. jury unable to identify assailants but notes intense testimony suppression attempts.
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Arnold
Urton
Blorton
Arnold’s
Horton
Indebtedness notes and Wisconsin land sales report
The Albany Argus prints a statement by Mr. Flagg detailing stock issued or authorized by states, noting high states kept debt low. A Milwaukee land sale report shows half a million dollars in sales, with most land bought by settlers at a minimum $1 25 per acre and expectations of more land openings. The Albany Journal covers Goold & Co.’s rebuilt coach factory after a fire, now employing 60 to 70 workers, and praises Connecticut’s Whig victory with Ellsworth’s election and a strong party showing.
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Com
Albany Argus
Flagg
Milnavaie
Milwaukie Land District
Milwaukie
Wisconsin
Albany Journal
Albany
J Nes Goold & Co
Goold
Gold
Maxy
M. Connecticut
Connecticut
John M. Niles
Isaac Toucey
Cattse
United States
Conness
House of Representatives
Ellacorth
Niles
Phelpu Hartford Co
N. Haven
East
London
Fairfield
Winsham
Litchfield
Middlesex
Tolland
Sentinel Offers Openings for Office Reopening
In the district the finest opportunities will be afforded for good locations when the office shall again be opened. A Sentinel remarks the current domain is limited and not the whole.
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Oceolia
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Joseph Kk. Ingersoll
Thomas Dunlap
Department of Foreign Exchange
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Mr. Woodbury
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van Buren
Com. Adv
New York
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