Social controversy over Jackson era social propriety in Washington
Readers learn of a heated dispute involving Andrew Jackson era social propriety. The piece attacks a political figure for attempting to influence social engagements of rival leaders families, labeling actions as tyrannical and an offense to American moral standards. It critiques the use of official power to interfere with personal affairs and cites journalistic sources and a Kentucky incident as evidence of corruption and public dishonor.
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m Jackson
nd Berrien
United States
Berrien
Jackson
West
Calhoun
Betrien
Messrs
Ingham
Branch
Gales
Seaton
Scott county
Kentucky
Barbacue Gatherings On Liberty Road Event
Barbacue at the house of Lewis L. Hobbs near Union School on Liberty road scheduled for Saturday, with expected addresses from party candidates. A second barbecue at the Spring of Mr Carmack adjoining Woodshoroused on Saturday the 20th of August invites Electoral and Delegate candidates and the public, free of charge.
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Lewis L. Hobbs
Union School house
Liberty road
BARBACUE
Carmack
Woodshoroused
Marmed and Died Notices from Baltimore and Frederick County
Notices record marriages in Baltimore and Frederick counties including Daniel Kemp to Wiss Marsha Dateh, with other names. a marriage to Min Mary Hills. a death of Charles Gross at about 85 in New Town Frederick County. Alfred I Powell in Winchester after apoplexy. Edward Brien son of John Brien in Ath son of this county at age 21.
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Baltimore
New Town
Frederick county
Charles Gross
Winchester
Alfred I. Powell
Hleman
Charlottesville
Edward Brien
John Brien
Public notice from Mantz brothers disclaims debts
The firm of E Mantz and Brothers announces that Josiah Mantz was never part of Bvward Mantz and Brotanus and that the firm will pay no debts contracted by him. E Mantz John A Mantz Chs Mantz trading under E Mantz Brothers. 20 200 10 000.
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Josiah Mantz
Bvward Mantz & Brotanus
E MANTZ
JOHN A. MANTZ
CHS. MANTZ
E. MANTZ & BROTHERS
Silk hats offered at Baltimore Philadelphia prices
The subscriber received assorted heartifat hats in silk style, sold at Baltimore and Philadelphia retail prices. They boast comfort, brilliance, and richness of appearance, and are claimed to be imperviable to water. Beaver hats and arrangements to supply them to order are noted, with Amy Tormey of Frederick dated August 6.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Amy TORMEY
Frederick
TREVOR
Dad
Samuel Thompson
gale
De Samuel Thompson
LOVELISA
Robinson
Tarrabee's
Calvert and
Water streets
WARD SEARS
Public sale of two Monocacy river lands near canal
The subscriber offers at public sale two valuable tracts along the Monocacy river near the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. The Forrest tract contains about 1000 acres with 70 to 73 acres cultivated, watered by springs. the Breez Joies tract on the west side of Monveney holds about BY acres with young timber. Sale at 1 PM with terms as announced. August 6, 1831.
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Uheuduse Jenkins
Monocacy river
Jacob Nicholla
Vr. Gey Sooler
BREE
Monveney
John Coons
JOSEPH A
CHARLES JOANSON
Roger Johnson
Sam's Creek
sail Dans
Haines
WILLIAM SCULEY
T'ruates
Public Sale Notices and Frederick Academy Report
Public Sales announced by trustees for Frederick county real estate, including a 10 acre parcel with a stone grist mill and a dwelling, plus land near Staceville. bids due in a year with secured notes. Frederick Academy opens August 29 with capable staff overseen by a Protestant trustees board and nonsectarian, Bible-read curriculum.
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Calectin Creek
WILLIAM SCHLEY
Peruetee
Public Sale of Estate in Frederick County
By order of the Orphans Court of Frederick County the subscriber will offer at public sale on Tuesday, August 6, at the late residence of John Hoffman four miles from Frederick on the Harpers Ferry road. Personal property includes a Negro man, a broad wheel wagon, carriages, a sleigh, household goods, a quantity of locust posts, surveying instruments, two hydrometers, guns, maps, and over 250 books including medical works and Encyclopaedia Britannica. Credit six months on sums over ten dollars. cash on other purchases. Sale begins at 9 o'clock. Elisabetha C. Hofeman, Collector, July 30. July 56.
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Frederick County court
Peter Prior
Court of Chancery
SAWOMILL
Cooper
Waller
Yaney
Joh McKaleb
sac Mendricks
Daniel Maines
sail Wendricks
Haines and Dendricks
Frederick
Maryland
orphana court
Michael Beck
CHARLES HESSER
Joshua Harley
Harley
HENRY SCELEY
Orphan's Court
Frederick county
John Hoffman
Harsper’s Ferry
Niles
Hes
gister
Lawy
Rolsin
Josepins
ELIZABE CA HOFEMAN
Prelrick
Hann Solr Jove
SABRIAT SOLLERS
Joseph Nicholls
Middletown
Hagerstown
Nicholls
Garriel Hieser
PETER BRENGLE
Sherif
CHRISTIAN TABLER
ty court
Susana
Pexi
SCUILEY
Frederick A. ae
Frederick coun
Miss Leveys
WINSY
Virginia
Lavieloun County
Furnday
F. M
afatthias B. Dertsis
Frederick Town
lowing
Isaac Mee Pherson
Baltimore
Gregufield
Fenne McPheron
Baltiemore
Chancery
stah
Governor George Howard’s 1831 Maryland seal proclamation
The document records George Howard as Governor of Maryland with the Great Seal affixed on the twenty third day of July in 1831. THOS GALBRETH serves as Clerk of the Council. The proclamation formalizes executive authority under the state seal in the year of independence fifty sixth.
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Anne Arundel County
Ignatius Wortheen
Edward Warfield
George Howard
Maryland
Margetranean land
United States
THOS, GALBRETH
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