Frederick Town Herald Terms and Subscription Notice
Printed and published at We Ogden Niles old stand on Market near Patrick streets. The Frederick Town Herald is published every Saturday morning at two dollars per annum payable half yearly in advance or if not paid within the year the dollars in arrears will be charged. Subscriptions not less than six months. Advertisements up to two square four times for one dollar and twenty five cents for each additional insertion. Communications by mail must be postpaid or they will not be attended to.
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County lands sale notice amid 1831 county debt collection
The Allegany County Commissioners warn that lands charged for county dues must be sold at public auction if not paid within sixty days after this notice. Richard Beall, clerk, and agent William Eichelberger oversee the proceedings, with a first day of July deadline and the sale to raise overdue sums. The document includes poetry and verse unrelated to the notice.
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A Nation Prosperous Under Tariff and Industry
The article argues that hemp flax and other goods support a bustling market, with widespread employment and rising private credit. It credits the American System and protective tariffs for wealth growth, farmer profits, and a thriving industrial base, while warning against abandoning protection and urging public schooling of the people on tariff principles.
Prosperity and currency in the American system discussed
From Niles Weekly Register the piece argues that despite political factions, the United States enjoys healthy national business with abundant specie and a favorable balance of trade. It notes currency improvement with lowered interest and highlights strong domestic grain production and food supplies amid current conflicts.
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Struggle for the succession in early party fights
In The Pennsylvania Inquirer March 14 report a clash over policy of the Republican party supporting General Jackson. The Telegraph reviews the party’s aims, condemning its miscarriage due to Van Buren backed faction. The Globe and Van Buren both fault Calhoun aligned cabinet rivals and their pursuit of succession.
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