Frederick Herald (Newspaper) - May 26, 1832, Frederick, Maryland 61 OTHER NO SPEAKER OF MY TO HONOR FROM SATURDAY MORN PRINTED AND PUBLISHED AT THE OLD Oil near Patrick TERMS OF THE The FREDERICK 1IERALD is every at two lars per payable half yearly in or if not within the year Two dollars tifly cents will be 11. No subscription will be received for a shorter period than six nor will the per be discontinued until all arrearages are the discretion of the II I. Advertisements not a be inserted four times for and twenty-five cents for- every subsequent longer the same by mail must be otherwise not be ded NEW Wittiam his fi lends and ihe public that lias commenced ihe siness of a in the house lately by Mr. John of one door north of and a few doors from the house of M. K. esq. W. T. would nol lo make a great upon whatever the vogue of the day may but he will say that no article in grocery line can bt obtained cheaper or belter any where than from He lias on Sugars Of every quality and Nos. 2, 3; Lisbon and French Jamaica Itum and I perate he is he recommends lo all and thinks that the only means of promoting temperance is to uie moderately that which is Bread being ihe tvery quality And in any quantity can be though but 25 worth called kinds of Country taiten in exchange for Frederick 5 4t. US alder ston Co. RESPECTFULLY ask the the citizens of Frederick and its ty to their stock of CHINA which embraces a complete assortment of the newest including some splendid tea and dinner they will dis- pose of on the most pleasing have also a large assortment of Stone Butter Milk Pitchers and which they will sell at turing retail Together a good selection of Lump and Brown Jamison's Water Mould and dipt sperm sweet N. York beautiful Fig Lisbon and Scythe Corner of Patrick and May 12.---------C. This is to give THAT the subscriber of Frederick county has obtained from the court of said letters of administration on the sonal estate of NOBLE of said county AH persons having claims against said estate are warned to exhibit itie to the six months from the naie they may wise by law be excluded from all benefit in said Those indebted to said deceased are de- sired to make immediate paj May 12. New Herrings 3uhtuK New Orleans Sugar 5U nags si rong Rio 50 boxes Fresh OIL 200 do Mould Candles 4's 5's 6's 8's 50 doz. BLACKING 50 bags Bottle 12 gross each 200 boxes SO AH 200 do CLOVES 200 do NUTMEGS 100 mats With a choice assortment of for sale by David No. 51, Pratt St. May 5. of lakes gi eat pleasure in such of his country as drew Prizes in the stale and those were that Scheme No. 5, to be draw nun bA- Way 28ih, 1832. presents more than ordinary f r pulling them in the possession of ing- it no than three Capitals ot W. 500 300 200 to Whole Tickets Be sure to t either o cF. Clark's N. W. comer of Baltimore ant N. corner of N. E. corner of Baltimore and May 12. 1 prize of 1 1 1 5 10 10 20 35 prizes of 51 5U 51 40 51 30 51 25 102 2u 10 5 The following piece of with its pre- is the New York We are careful about mine of die be- cause in matters of and its editor is In reading the we confess that ihe saffron hue of out- visage caught a tinge of the we have not much charity for the writer of the we doubt he asks for should go as he mates we that instead of turning or hiding his face with a Master would only the of his name and toil gui is the only re- mark we Ime to in inserting these somewhat five if they even partially succeed in correcting one oi ion's will not be thrown York A LA When Fashion proclaimed from her b Emboldened by power and forgetful of Andat her wit's ends to devise something new That the bosom thenceforth should be veiled from the Twas received with a loud burst of c Aud threw her fair in great MAY 26, 1833. U being the season for one days been in removing lot summer t Deacon It. greatly to tlie of his laboring men from the fields and his hired to the old well in presence of the whale ur some cool which to and all hands well heir evening drim of St. Civis A BOY from 14 to 16 years of of good character in a in this Apply immediately at the 27th, 1832. POOR For the Winter of 1831-2. THE appointed by the in virtue of a at a lic called for the relief of the poor during the late inclement for the information of the public a of Hy collection in Flour 27 7J Wards 1 Groceries 32 2 1879 Div poods Hoard for six sick men Cash lo al poor Do to a poor children 2 00 to funeral expence 1 48J 34S7i 150 14 27 117 5825 13 443f May 12. P. H. J NEW UK Subscribers have opened a large to Office of the Chesapeake Ohio Canal Co. 7, 3 PROPOSALS WILL be received this office until the 30th day of the present for em- and tions of the Chesapeake and Ohio extending from No. 112, at head of Harper's to section 156, comprehending a of two for die an duci across ihe six and all upon the line of the above mentioned will also be at the same time and for in D. C. a stone abutment for the aqueduct of ihe Alexandria The time for receiving proposals for completing the dam across ihe Potomac riv al the Litlle Falls is extended to tlie 30th Plans and specifications of the above work be exhibited al the Canal afler the The lining he declared at office in on Ihe 2ii may be will be expected to 011 day of ihe The above dam Potomac river will be constructed of and filled it be 2-4 and raise ihe water 20A ll will be located near The aqueduct across the river will of one arch of 48 feel and two arches of 24 feet span The arch ihe stone of the inside of and the beds and joints of the stone in the piers and will be The remain der of the face work will be dressed into By JOHN P. C. O. C. 12. STRAY AND ED from the subscribers about the first of this a and brindle Steer about two years and a small brown black Cow with short and a very long the hair at end of her tail has been trimmed off. Information to either of the sub- scribers so that we get them will receive a H- John J. Joel Middletown May 12. T and general assortment of ft. Patrick one below Mr. Stuart Gait Inch sue upon such terms cannot fail to Their and Sanderson's and Steel and wili be are invited lo fall Snd examine C. In Frederick County as a court of FEBRUARY 1S32. I hat the sale 1-ot No. 15, being part of ihc real estate of Jacol made Pnd by Thomas C. ihc be ratified and unless cnuse be ihe on or before day of June Provided a of order be in seme per printed in a for three weeks successively before the said The rf port states the amount of sales be May 12- Corporation Aldermen and Common Council of arc requested to meet at the City on Tuesday nest at 3 he r .i Some questioned her some and some Some affected to some and some with resentment was many a lip 'Twere heaven lo look on and rapture to And sweet mouths of all and Were paled with dark and and What they that charms such as Should be liid from the just made to Some thought by evasion it might be Some tried it with some ami some Some some some The sweet pretty charmers should not be Many councils were and committees And many dark schemes of rebellion Till alarmed at her far rage Thought it by concession the storm to But like all tyrants with more er than edict she would not dis- Twas she what e'er nature in- ler royal prerogative must be Jut dutiful subjects look very soon some compensation in shape of a And although to this law strict obedience was Yet might be done for the Which when with neat little buskins From under the bca At the name of the foot every bosom beat To think that it's day of deliverance drew 'Twas in vain to conceal what every one How easy be evade every Once open the door to licence below And no mortal could tell to what height it Ere half of the realm the new ordinance knew Some thousands of pretty feet into And such was the magical power of the foot That they very soon added the ancle to Unwilling that things should be done by the halves They took in a tuck and then the Now in new scheme there will always be And some thought it better to raise to the While desirous in all things to the Resolved that limit should be at the in this windy which all must There are those who imagine they even see And though the fashion I cannot ad- There is every appearance that will go though a not it little with from having en- in his childhood the advantage of his grandmother a well selected f St witch set out on his iiit not without some forebodings uf a and carefully looked behind every stump and expecting every moment to behold sonic monster of unearthly He reached the well without experiencing any tiling worse than being times by raising of a or some other of night from his He drew down when a hideous groan issued the I. Jonathan blood aghast for n but re- by he drew down ihc et a second as soon as it came in contact with the another groan more horrid than the former seemed Jo issue Ten bowels of the Jonathan to think it was no trifling left bucket and and ran with all the strength he bad and did not even stop to look behind him lie had reached the the deacon's The inmates of the kitchen who were impatiently waiting for not a disappointed xs well as to see Jonathan returned in such x plight without his even more prised when far recovered himself us to the wonderful occurrence at Ihc It was in vain Deacon N. at- tempted to quiet his and prevail on him to return for the lor he not even the Deacon's farm would tempi him ever to goto the well again alier As there was no Uie con set for ihe and whether he partook r nol of the fears of wr will nol but sure il as he drew down the another groan proceeded from ihc more awful than which than had attempted to I lib first im- pulse was 10 recollecting that it would ill comport with his he drew his water with u hand and to his house to confirm the wonderful story that Had When his story was the conclusion it a subject winch required and ter a lantern wus provided and all hands set for the haunted arrived they first examined place a person could have been con- but could discover not the least thing of a suspicious They nest let down the lantern into the nothing ed but Uie stones Sc the Tile to repeat the experiment by down the had no sooner conic in contact with the water us r grown as from the vv petrified for when con N. advanced to the of the well and demanded in tlie name of what there? which his very civilly C V ing with a competent number of his question should be the mistake ist in of adjustment pies having been il since lUo the States will lo the Al luul be ut an ami Hint which we now f lhr by No a I no to if his 11.01 nor had lo do declare wiir without the of The pie truth claims that lliu robbery was in there h no justice in our upon wm not by A foreign by ed a in I hut It was there by foreign And ihe robbery of our was bv foreign Y. have heard from the u to had to the mi nor of ihe line is sOou lo because our charge lo H is not ex- from Uie of tlut country the indemnity for upon to get on the subject else not we should il the guvn paper IK lore now dis cretion of ill shite nol ed the of Hull it is let out half ihc is n to Uie It subjoined ol a letter the i. of New York in tire going 10 iln to the Upon that we have lo iiy ut al the we to the uie averse to all into a hy uu an expedition of its uc only which such a nnd ing have for us would that il would nil us without of a topic i us to produce Civil al home l' e Front Hit Courier's stending out Mr. Nelson lo the president gave him MM tbf American 1.1 those of heroic so well to elicit support especially the youngt to there of his priuc it must be opportunities had been wanting for j been of his exercise of handed wild arbitrary but occurring in of open war were pallia n the vrew tank of necessity urged in on- So as he bv a y who cling lo the mere TUB HAUNTED It is well remembered that the summer of 1816 was exceedingly inasmuch that most of the wells in the western and interior counties of this state became and much trouble was experienced by many of the in- habitants in obtaining pare A certain farmer in the town of of very pious and steady whom we shall call Deacon N. like most of his was blessed with that most useless of ill a dry and was therefore under the of his water from and old well about half a mile from his where there had formerly been a occupied bv a country merchant by the name of Mr. it a subsequent alteration in the course of the high ihe establishment of Mr. R. literally thrown into the bark and was of course and ing now remained to point out its former tion but an old and a never failing well of unless we mention a large mound of leeched the remains of Mr. R's This Mr. H. had ly had R clerk about fifteen years who disappearing very suddenly and being never afterwards heard suspicion and were whispered around of the that Mr. It. had disposed of him in some unlawful tnd though twenty years had now ny had lost nothing by but conversation among nri Thcy returned to the we mnv well not a little and the nost day at not a fa within the compass of several miles but quitted home to hear the wonderful and in Ihc evening a company of more than a hundred persons had assembled at the when tlie Deacon again advanced to the month and demanded a performance of the voice that it ihc spirit of hoy who had lieen murdered twenty 3 ears be- fore by Mr. thai now thai if would remove the mound of leeched ashes would find his bones concealed under an old potash and un- til such time as his be ed and the offender should be brought to he should to haunt the well and the of ing the there were more than a him dnd and as could be the conclusion the uns a Some were removing the and o In for arri ing Mr. K. was now a respectable chant in a neighbouring before news should reach him and he should make upon but the xt a number of the neighbors men to remove in the first place ihe mound of a task a liltle less than that of an but Ihe task that they had undertaken eral succeeding days found d spade and tho' from being fnis wa's the uell uas nightly ed by lion ever ing generally went ed of the of hat they had tl and it the inent has nol and be An e- rican in no honn in the bay of to The inn now under the of in a higher of and iio 1 have no chance of a brush willi M like OF TITK NATION n. c. Mil. in tlie to concur in the on ol linns I not an In cXIi tul m- or i tlie of tins for however dial be out nor in nominal hou x tr our proli ol our to poil jet il Uie of ihc ol 1 pli UK It- ion hue ly ti. fling i view this tu u stin among oung UK n ol the lo p thai on til ihe puny in tiv ily is ui to We hen that bv re current lo promote the popularity or sustain tlie of on ol IHC and ii til ith is the lor of IID ce lint Hie to it tial we should go armed vin were 10 believe Unit a mati eminent its a soldier renowned in all the of n could not be so in Hie req they Hll to Uie and were induced from his to would bi- IK bis success al time a r of la 11 of only from h a r sho yielded to the more Blowing uuh winch tne of war had The re- sult was as have fhv erous si of a brme and a of h s ton for the of is now eral situai Not K the N w Mb took h fist influ ihe our hut HH it IIH Illness Uie he no at of lure an no i- to reh kin I of I by of diplomat c in c tie warm to of co n d infill to I teir Itut m t of of winch I h it the I the of cd in 1 or political MO f upon i that the crv ol out th. be pi the nut feeling of n It 14 nut to rd In. misrule t time w II I i rs il u on lire facts M II r forgo live upon of Ii from sw which d its Nor urc of intrigue and op- the in ions ol or be son e mom lo to coloring of but from the vi ho dot a short lime win shipped in Ihe file of thul Ihe divinity of their idol was but it dt h In in the first to and to naze di the most confi I of his the of he of his the that once I 11 after the second night nothing but deep and the enthusiasm of unearthly be Nearly two weeks had passed when a attempting to join company at the well by crossing the lost his and while his stumbled over two were partially concealed in the about twenty-five rods from the as they suddenly he began to suspect they must be in some measure con- with the haunted especially as he recognised in them two hovs about years notorious for Me circumstance to he company u ho had assembled at the who ed to the by the aid of a they discovered a projecting pump Tlie mystery now B. who had made the had placed a tier of pump logs from it ti. carry water into a bouring This it never had become an the water had fallen considerably below its usual and logs were which discovered by the while in of the and having heard or learned from experience that sounds could be communicated to a distance through the medium of a concluded it would be an excellent hoax to Deacon N's man when he for and finding their experiment succeeded so they old story of the lost boy thus carried on their mischievous scheme until as above Mnt the mischief out rogues did not enjoy the boas upon five to ilic ir f and for the protection ol high we go forth d to Mistam with the ous energies ot our that charge in the our veteran van guard have already so The importance of this activity is ly sinking whin we view the course of the the to be a point of in their system of iO if aie to smother that kindling of which if to the speedy prostration of their rotten Aware ol ihc danger to which their tottering idol from concerted activity of men engaged in a cause inherently they principally strive to slither liim bv In believe him beyond the reach of Pointing with ridiculous tion to the laige majority of general Jackson at the last and to treat that as an test of 1iis future success they attempt our opposition by fing at our efforts to and by their arrogant assumptions succeed in the less sanguine of Ottr lii ends that our cause in e-d ill of nig Nor is the lo the oft ir but JA w th throughout the in even town and county m the we find u ho but a lime s ing now loudest and in Ami to is this lap d revolution in the of his former Is To but that and da ly proof of hin incapacity too for the flimsy of his It is vain u n I to I it to the influence of dis hopes or cor- it found station in or life the ol Midi Look to mile of ihc of Ihc kind in the civilized nol the in rank and nt of ihe but u of constituted of the once of the 1 to i his and the strong proofs vv h the ir id acts fin n sh of the of this in. This body are the rs of the authorized to his inal and Mich has gross abuse' of the appoint their pnl to ng injurious upon the character oi which the r. calculated to haw been d from a sense of to all partisan to n fuse to h a Not in one instance but and froin reason that they tended 10 the of the mentor the nnd sometimes pi ced their indignant veto upon Ho the of present loaded as is with these multi- plied and acts of which as I before it is unnecessary to hut enough fortis to are not ot his but charged proved by those in their he could do no 1 as by ti h'm as so to die linns of even pack r e r less and imr fur would fur ami h Hii protein u pr is as much at w th all that I believe our cause in fur from of common a 1 upon its hopi an high pr i s Ihc which upon of Hir it and a character be tbf inu II of thus 1nmi-1y an j this men who worthy Hut a recurrence j they nrc accustomed to do in all the political wt tht of
