Frederick Herald Subscription Terms And Ad Rates
Printed and published in Ogden Niles at the old stand on Market near Patrick streets. The Frederick Herald is published every Saturday morning at two dollars per year, payable half yearly in advance. No shorter subscriptions than six months. Advertising rates: ads not exceeding a square four insertions for one dollar, twenty five cents for each further insertion. Communications by mail must be postpaid.
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HERALD
FREDERICK
Communications, &c
national senate
United States
yenend Jackson
The Convalescent and Andrew Jackson Revival
Poetry and political proselytizing blend in a London Monthly Magazine piece. The prose laments Jacksonian rule, denounces corruption, and urges readers toward Henry Clay as a unifying alternative with strong national credentials and steady policy.
Sabbath Evening Ode and Address at Republican Convention
A fragmented piece combines a serene Sabbath poem praising holy quiet and night’s stars with a garbled address to the Young Men of the United States from the Young Men’s National Republican Convention. The text preserves religious imagery and wartime style, with partial phrases and misaligned lines.
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UNITED STATES
Tite s'uyshan
Great Meeting on Protective System in Philadelphia May 1832
Report of a large Philadelphia county meeting held May 25 1832 in the county courthouse to defend the protective system. Resolutions praise congressional protection, denounce free trade, and urge senators and representatives to oppose related bills. Hemsphill presided with Carey Wetherill and Richards as secretaries.
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friends of the protective system
Philasphbia
county court house
JOSEPH HEMPSHALL
Robert Wala
Matthew Carey
J.P. Wetherill
Samuel Richards
congress
secretary of the treasury
Europe
U. States
Rouén
East India
manumuettios
spain
United States
Whit white
actos
varius
aui
house of representatives
thas
senate
PLA
d. PF. Leaning
esq
thia weeling
Mewes
Samuel Risherds
James Page
JJ. Borie
Arnorkland and Heard in a Fiery Public Fray
An Essex Register eyewitness recounts the assault between Arnorkland Heard and Houston. The New York American Advocate contrasts their conduct, praising Heard and condemning Houston as treacherous. The piece questions motives and notes public spitting in the fray.
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ARNOLD
ILEARD
Iihmond Whig
Essex register
Arnorkland Heard
American Advocate
Manston
Heard
Houston
wasked
Duff Green
Stanberry
Green
Stanbery
éasantry, &c
congress hall
nad
Emigration to Liberia from Charlestown free people
A Charlestown meeting of prominent free people of color resolved on emigration to Liberia, with about fifty families ready to depart as soon as arrangements allow. One educated member has already sailed. others expected in the fall. The Jupiter carried 170 emigrants, many manumitted slaves, from Norfolk, with details of donors and counties. The agent notes high interest and potential to ship 500 more in sixty days if possible.
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LIBERIA
South Carolina
Charleton
D. C
Africa
Norfolk
Dr. Bradley
Georgia
Joseph A. Gray
Halifax county
C. K . Stewart
Marthora aes Sngfield
Dr. Wilson
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OGDEN NILES
Patrick streets
London Monthly
Locke
ANDREW JACKSON
batte
iis
Moloch
Jackson
Maine
Florida
United States bank
executive
supreme court of the United States
Great Britain
Washington
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Missouri
national bank
John Sergeant
Pennsylvania
New England Magazine
Heaven
JOSEPH NEMPHILL
Roser Wars
Mathew Caner
P. Wernenck
Price
Saux
Hienanos
Joseph Koka
Saumes Jotddson
Secretariee
J. Scholfield
Beem Regier
foo
A. mays
H.s
dirk
New England
Benton
Nashville
Dent Brothner
house
Sergeant Hill
lord Erskine
ister alia
gro
Bodin
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