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Newspaper
Frederick Herald
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1832
Page
1
A mixed reading features a Romantic meditation on love as a sacred shrine and the heart as the source of happiness, followed by prose on courage as a preventive of disease. The piece blends lyrical lines about memory and affection with a health journal essay urging courage to fortify body and mind against illness.
Writ of fieri facias directs Sheriff Bringle to sell 94 acres of land known as Green Spring, the Handley property, at public auction on Saturday September 15 at 10 o clock, for cash. Court at Frederick County, Maryland authorized sale. proceeds to officers fees. Also included are lottery solicitations from Baltimore and New York schemes. August term 1832 lists Roger Johnson estate real estate sale approval and publication requirement before September 24 in Frederick town newspapers.
A notice seeks a large quantity of hay corn and oats for delivery to the Frederick railroad depot. The advertiser offers the highest cash price and requests prompt contact for negotiation.
A Moralistic piece catalogs women tears as a weapon in marriage and social life, detailing how wives weep to influence husbands, seek revenge, or gain social advantage. It contrasts scenes of widows, drunkards, beggars, and poets, noting cholera deaths in Montreal and linking abstinence to lower mortality among temperance adherents.
The Telegraph editor returns to work healthy and declares he will publish an extra Telegraph with thirteen numbers arguing Andrew Jackson should not be re-elected. He appeals to supporters to unite to defend liberty, oppose executive patronage, and counter the Globe’s influence. He plans twenty thousand copies and urges subscribers through committees of correspondence.
A Washington City letter from May 23, 1832 voices urgent patriotism to defeat Andrew Jackson’s reelection. It rails at his supposed flaws, warns of despotism, condemns his policies and vetoes, and calls for information to empower voters and curb tyranny. The piece aligns with the era’s partisan fears and stresses civic duty.
An editorial from the Republican accuses some Pennsylvanians of caste language, contrasting with Ohio values of equality. It laments aristocratic phrases and urges national adherence to republican principles, noting both men and women harbor aristocratic notions and inequality persists among citizens.
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