26 May 1832
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Newspaper
Frederick Herald
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1832
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions prizes and ticket prices with numbers like 10,000 4,270 1,000 but provides no clear event or organizer. It hints at a raffle or lottery context with ticket cost five dollars and a call to direct someone.
A preface from the New York American introduces a verse piece titled Decommagement a la Moda. The poem satirizes fashion’s rise and restraint, imagining laws on dress and the spread of visible feet and ankles, with playful commentary by Peeper and a critique of reform.
In a drought plagued summer of 1816 a Deacon Nike suffers a dry well and seeks water from an abandoned estate near a highway shift. An ashery site and a forgotten clerk rumored to have vanished fuel local whispers about possible foul play amid aging memory.
Deacon and a hired man Jonathan recount a frightening well episode as strange groans echo from the depths. Confronted by a midnight haunting, the community investigates and discovers a hidden pump log system used to scare livestock, revealing a mischief hoax tied to a missing boy and a mass removal of ash heaps before authorities.
From the Washington correspondence the Globe reports heated discussion on Naples and American actions. It notes calls for decisive guidance, potential naval shows of force, and the push to recover plundered merchant property while avoiding unilateral war.
Speech by Mr Bradford urges vigorous youth led action to sustain reform in the party. He criticizes administration tactics to suppress opposition and defend the anti Jackson cause while stressing the importance of energetic support to advance policy and maintain vigor in the movement.
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