Printed and Published at the Old Stand Ogden Niles
Printed and published notice locates Ogden Niles at the old Market Street stand near Patrick Street. It identifies the site as the former business location and marks market proximity for readers seeking the shop.
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Terms of the Herald and Frederick Town Herald rates
The Frederick Town Herald is published every Saturday morning at two dollars per year, payable half yearly in advance, or if unpaid within the year two dollars and fifty cents will be charged. Subscriptions cannot be shorter than six months, and papers won’t be discontinued until all arrears are paid unless the editor allows. Advertisements up to a square run four times for one dollar, with twenty five cents for each further insertion. Communications by mail must be postpaid.
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Cabinet Clash over President and Berrien Letters
A long pamphlet style exchange from 1831 documents McPherson Berrien and Francis Blair trading letters about a charge that the president disclaimed a directive to influence cabinet social relations. Blair publishes correspondences while asserting accuracy and seeking vindication amid cabinet dissensions.
Mr Berrien Appeals to the Public
Mr Berrien explains he faces an involuntary demand to speak for the truth and the public good. He defends his actions amid misrepresentations by a journal tied to the President and asserts faith in the nation’s judgment and the judicial tribunal. He says he would have remained a reluctant witness but was compelled to comment on political events and cabinet dissolution.
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