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ORTON, Jason Roekwood, author, born in Hamilton, Madison County, New York, in 1806: died in Brooklyn, New York, 13 February, 1867. He was educated as a physician, and practised for many years, but abandoned medicine on account of his health, removed to New York city in 1850. and devoted himself to literature. He was for several years a contributor to the "Musical World," and he subsequently edited the" Weekly Review " and the Binghamton, New York, "Courier." he was the author of "Poetical Sketches, or Leisure Hours of a Student" (1829); "Arnold, and Other Poems" (New York, 1854); "Camp Fires of the Red Men, or A Hundred Years Ago" (1855) ; and" Confidential Experiences of a Spiritualist" (1858).
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