Maine Frontier Peace Accord Stabilizes Border Dispute
The Bunton Daily Advertiser reprints Augusta Tri-weekly Journal text showing Major General Winfield Scott mediating a border standstill between Maine and New Brunswick. Maine troops to withdraw, British administration confirms restraint, and both sides seek a peaceful negotiated boundary settlement with slow deescalation.
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Bunton
Maine
Eastern Mail
Augusta
Scott
Wean Quanrensee
U.S. Army
United States
New Brunswick
Great Britain
John Warvey
Madawaska
John Harvey
Windield Scott
Biddle Resigns From Bank of the United States Board
March 29, 1839 Nicholas Biddle announces resignation as president of the Bank of the United States. He cites age and health, noting twenty years of service and intense labor, and states he withdraws with the institution in a state of peace and readiness for rest.
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Bank OF the United States
Nicholas Biddle
Biddle
Guxruenex
Presbyterian
Philadelphia Inquirer
Rodgers
Carlisle Her
Diario
Rieney
Bleaze
W. Ripley
New Hampshire
Louisiana
Rochester
Parting Message from N Biddle President Philadelphia 1839
The letter records N Biddle President announcing his separation from friends after a long association, describing the parting as among the most painful acts of his life and extending sincere wishes for the personal welfare of all. Dated Philadelphia March 29, 1839.
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N. Biddle
Philadelphia
Norwalk Election Results and Local Notices Revealed
The April first town election elected Arthur G. Suron and Samven Prestox as Justices of the Peace for three years, with John J. Akerman as Township Clerk and multiple Trustees, Overseers, Fence Viewers, Treasurer, and Constables named. Additional items note a lecture at the Seminary, Maine border tensions ending without bloodshed, a new Jay Post Office, and various local proclamations, executions, and questions about octagon geometry.
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Wcownse
Arthur G. Surron
Samven Prestox
John J. Akerman
Eban Buall
Aaron Davenport
Seth Johnson
Horace Saxton
Elias L Ogelen
John Dormee
Morris Chasted
George T. Buckingham
Jonas B. Benedict
Frederick Wickham
Isaac M. Wilson
Douglass Squires
John Wyble
Aguri B. Loy
Miner Cole
Abijah Peek
Richard Prouly
Samuel B Lewis
John Brown
Roy- Jal Jacobs
Lemuel Sherman
Ira Lal
Court of Common Pleaa
Moran
Ohio
Norwalk
New Haven
Huron County
Asahel H. Skinner
Abijah Ives
Nuron
Jairus Kennan
Walter
Court of Common Pleas
Ridgefield
Waron
Said County
Corning & Warner
John P. Adelman
Timothy Baker
Sumier
Huron
Tollford
Sherman
Kimball Street
Menry Street
Clinton Avenue
Biddle Street
Frederick IX. Boughton
Alanson Raymond
Robert Morton
Sherif
Normark
Suerirr
Uron
Sisanl
Florence
Said
Main
Birmingham
Supreme Court
Reuben Vose
Charles R. Swords
William M. Salsted
Edward Corning
Timothy T. Kissan
John M. B. Bogert
Cyrus Butler
White & White
FR. Morton
Stew Sheriff's Office
Norway
Etty
Tena Ternoon
Township of
Lyme
Stephen Sawyer
William F. Griswold
Latimer & Campbell
John J. Schoch
R. Morton
Norwalk Amit
Troubles in Common School Districts
Reflector essay denounces gossip and hypocrisy in school communities. It names quiet conversations by women and other adults as seeds of disturbance, aims to ruin teachers, and warns that jealousy and social fear erode decorum and fairness in district life.
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Walta
Hensen
Ain
Paradoxical tattlers and time as tutor of youth
A fragmentary letter from JUNIVS dated March 4 1239 Down East argues that tattlers ignore time and that wisdom comes from choosing opportunities and repentance. The writer likens gossip to racehorses racing with light weight and notes some enemies receive pay while friends receive more. Brent.
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Lom Spedking
Fuolx
Butler
Colton
Down East
Weather summary for the past week and patterns
The report lists days with brief conditions including clear pleasant warmth hazy smoky and maximums. Entries mention two to three weather adjectives per day and general warm to pleasant temperatures across the period.
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Sir John Harvey
Winfield Scotta
United States Army
J. Harvey
Government House
Fredericton
Gen. Scott
Gov. Fairfield
Derawesenr
John Pairfield
Fairfield
Jackson
Nough
van Buren
Jefferson
Washington
N. Newton
Isq
Maron
Jay
Edward 8. Stow
Macomb
Marida
Taylor
Mallon
Secon 35
Cranberry Swamp
Broken Sword Creeks
Lownship 1
N. T.J
Brent
Corr
James Blackstone
L. B. Chapin
Miami
Carper
Samuel Lee Ensign
Henry Price
John Spare
Israel Cooke
P. M
Pound
Skinner G CO
Mourvevile Cash
J. D. Tilden
Skinner & Co
Noah Baker
A.D
Uuron
D. Gibbs
Samuel Ireland
Court of Common . Pleas
Benjamin Lyon
Court of Common Leas
A. D
B. Woolcott
Turon
Dan
Warren
Guardian
Luton
U-3
Isaac P. Case
New London
Acley Knowlton
Jons Akrlgut
Wirttin Dustian
Jan's
Isaac TP. Case
Estray Bank
Ly LP
Case
J. Peace
Morris Jackson
Benom Cotant
Witliam Helmes
James Matchen
K. Morton
Shoritt
Shor
Moos
Sun
Court of Common D'leay
Huran
Norwall
Gold County
Strate
Dewey Smith
Sherim
Pbs
Isaac ‘T. Gilbert
David Gordon
Suencrr
Cummuner
Cooke’s Corners
Bank of Michigan
Daniel Tilden
KR. Morton
Monroe House
Monroeville
Lyme Township
Joseph Wood
George Hulme
Edward Baker
Vermilion
Horton County
Macksville
Henry ©. Bailey
John E. Bailey
Daniel A. Baker
E. S. Barnum
Fairus Kenwan
Toulk
le Tavern
St. Croix
Yarch
S, Patrick & CO
Arch
Ganninern & Kenyan
Knapp & Komuler
Gardiner & Rennan
of Common Pleas
Igsll County
George Hollisterang
Reet Sher Sheriff's Office
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