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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16

dspea5ent oo-srdlaa,s dspanmsab-tAs sreev
i've, IL legislative, and ne sscfrd efmtne q N,
Judiciary. Y aay zee essrus,ed utgh power "a
any dsPari9sns aeis eorTuptly IN The d;sehave
o. has eaiy' ne coassisulloa has provided 'be
leDedy % impeaebme1t We are he grand ~
qossi o. ne natiSo--ths senate are the high
couft o. impeachment n tho President u nUl
70 b imPesched. shy speud The tine Of ,he
People and their money ~ Demonstrations and
eommeuu uPon runner With her thousapd
ionguesF val sSerclss that charity toward
The Prssidsst which 81. Psai teeonnsnds; and
Teeo@m mend 80 eentleDea fsT their calm cen
lsmPiaiisa he chapter Of 81 Paul BPoa that
sobiesL
The Prssldvat eans suddenly and uneEpert
eddy iaiO the Presidency. 10 = feU DAYS he
iound Congress assembtsd IN extra session. BE
had 90 time 20 deliberate. - be iBfoFms rs, and
has not had durins The session. With intense Ia
eoFs pressing SPon hin and iutinaies that he
des'fes uhui December TO devise q plan Of IS
eat nfsat '. Tor one. an willing 90 vaa I
'o'ed ief ne TOO BaRk bills ue have passed in
geod iaith. hoping the besi interrsts IL cur eon
s'uuens Sooid Be promcied The President
go" ms eeleci'"ns upon The hish groBne Of the
Constitution, aud his moral and religioas obiiea-
uons Il. me ~ho's matter go 10 the People
tSsy ELL discuss a. The Press viii discuss N
Il has occurred 20 me. IN The uiidSt OF The M
tense excitement q the passions whieh Ne have
witnessed to-day. % question: wheiher we are m
a pruPef need foS cain. deiib-rais eunst-,,
tea, and Tor an uoPfejud,esd iadgmen, uror
the r-oiives a he President a. The mcmebt ~ a..
serious a difference % crinion ! Will wat nj.
December. snd then ] shall expect q plan % =
Fiscal Agency. Whieh shall incidentally give -,
eounify "a currency q uniform value Tn,
4 I consider ihe PfesidsE; bound 10 do a. ~.
saws On his Message ~ the commencement a.
th.s scsIion. that The Fiscal Agent Of the Cover
mont should fsrnish such . currency
/ NInesrslY hope this difference bstwern The
Executive and legislative departments 81 ~,
0"veTsment may Be adjusted onfe>s can
not SSO very clearly how. Bot no ered can eoIne
q aGkry Dimensions, aad from iisisning 60 the
whispers q rumoFs, and Obsying The impuI,,.
/ 81 passion and prriadier. ! am not yet Wt!Iirr
10 30 OF into general opposition 20 the Wig sd-
ministTaiioh. much less 20 becnme involved m
hat disiTaetinE qarsiioa 81 The Presidential .uc
ssssiOn Win the eehtlemah from Ohio Mr.
Aason) postpone thar quesfion Tor soms yeai,.
! hope we shall return 90 q calm eonHdsrau,n
II The question: the Constitution has made II our
duty 90 decide, aud leave to the People. o. time
and 90 q eaimeT mood. when Cur reason shall ~
unelouded hy passion and prsjudies. The decision
heea imPr"Periy aud inPolitiely iulroduesd ih,5
this debate
NJ Gamble moved the previocs question.
! And the main question (being On The passage
81 The hiiil vas ordered and being taken, ie-
sulird Yeas 100. Nays so
So The vote required BY The Constitution not
having been Obtained, the BEnk bill vas rejected
And, 81 seven o'clsek. the House adjourned
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16
u 90 Thomas go.
The PaEstDrur


THEAsouV DrPlsrmrNr.
SEFT n. ls4I
sini AMER he most calm aud careful e.S.it.
efaiirn and TisuinE ihe subject IN al the a.
poets % uhsch &c presents tself "a fny rniod I
pave cone 20 the eonelgsisn hat ought o.
Z nEef 60 iemnin . member ~ vuuf cabibst I
thefeiofF frsiFa the Cflce - secrfiafy u The
Treasury, Sod hfg yos % secspi lhis a. az s,-
tef ~ FesiHnatiua.
is aso.d misanderHahting. { distinctly de-
clare hat Do nDt rUnsdsr q diHerrses IL csto-
i"n a. 90 ihe rhsnef a. Nanunai Bank a ssfi-
eieat fsasea fof dissuising hs nes wbieh have
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penny ~ Ne euuBifT. sod thoush shauid have
deeply drpiored yonr iaabiiitT ~ unwiHisen~..
u aee"ia o. ne sishes of NE People aHd the
eiairs, 20 unfquivccsliV expressed tkfs.ugh ttef
krpfFeeuialiFFs, siill. upon lhs and ms alone
sne"nneeiefHnh niheI cebirf iiiaa eifcHm.tanee.
49, nft haFe ifli hnpnd in resign the place
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brst passed Ire fuo Houses a. Carrr... .,..f
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nrIbs tea u1asss u Cs9gr-st Al -uTsei o.
~ sAny lsai, si.rs lay ne Naionai isirus csstl
s'sas q ths n5H lss-rous sd fruifii t-saau,
that has etsr bsva hfii EEcspi - ths ara Con-
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M.reA 1871. az thr sls,issi e tgii-tt o. o,lsr
s-ssioa has gsen hsrth % u~as.fts ttkra tnr-th-r
- eqaai iapsstasos ~ vhsh tFcs-is- - abuadlri
hussst q hitstias 60 tr Igts 90 sai fst1sv gca-
srsi'oasl - thai uAiat t-s ice Fas.-i"
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Wttrza FsuwAa5. = rsHag ir,lia. sssrrt,,y
q ths TrgasuTY.
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CalAlr' \. wIssIuss. q Keasuety. P.aaas-
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iayi
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16
THE CARINET-

- The hrsi disastrous rcsolt % tie SECOND
Ns'o Message - the dissolution OF the whole
Catinsi, With the exception 81 Mr.. Webster 49,
On Friday, Mr. CRfrTENpEN Attorney General.
shd Me-. EWINo. Secretary Of the Treasury, sent
IN their resignauons ard on Saturday, M.
BEtL, Secretary Of War, Mr. BApoFa. SeeFeia-
Try Of he Navy. and Mr.. 0GaNorR, Post
master General, followed With their designations
The reasons assigned by Mss,rs Criusnden
and Ewing for this important step, will be found
ia their letters below, which We copy from the
Mammal latelliEsneer of Tossday.
We approve the course Of these reniIemsn-
It Is clear that they had not the confidence Of the
Prssident-Ihat he did not treat them with that
respect which they we're entitled toad tia,
duty and ssif-rssPeet lefi them no other a!,erna.
i've.
Letter from John j. CTitteadsn.
WASHINGTON SEPT- ~. IS4I.
SIR; Circumstances have occurred IN
he eourSo Of your Administration, and
chiefly IN the exercise by you Of the veto
power, which eonstrain me 10 behave ,ha,
my longer continuance ia Office a. a
member Of youF Cabinet will be neither
agreesble 70 yes. useful 10 The country
nos honorable TO myself
Do me the iusiiee, ne. President, TO
believe ihSt this conclusion has been
adopted neither eaprieiously, nor in any
spirit Of party feeling or Persoual hostility
bot from a sense Of duty. shich, mistaken
though e Tsy be. 10 yet 90 sincerely en-
ieTtainsd, that ! ehseTfully saeri6ee 10 Il
the sdvsnlsRes and distinctions Of Office.
Be pleased. iheTsiors. 70 seeep' this %
my te'igua'ion Of The Office Of ATTORNEY
General Of The Unned States.
Very respectfully. yours. &e.
~ J. J. CRlTTENDEN.
THE PREstDEuT.
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Gbe Jfree pre69.


B-rf.sstisat Tyler. a. ne aatirisassS ~
~ts.i. has vetsst NJ sscoad Rsak n.n. Ils
Fsassas 90 eo.ag so--snt ne fsssoos shy 10
sheald asf save tsss -. Vii " founs "a oar
eo1a@ns to-day Ths speeches u Nss=-,- Bora
so lsns. 81 ibs Ls.isr q Nr. Esisg. casi
a5ad 81 light uPeu ihs ssljsst. sal suPensts
the nsssssfiT o. vord Of comasat ffurs ths
press. We eogidtsy uoihiaE 10 sxuruuatiss %
ne frtsitszte course. sn@. D. tisu sfths estii-
Gaaisa shisA he has received a. ths AaESs 81
Nos,rs. Botis and E~isg. tssn Il eruslty 10
"Piie % the HEoay." We sre sms1gst thoss
uho eth have aeubu wksihsr be Ia, sold hira.
ss'f - ne snenY. "A isast. We are wiling %
tsks ths s3s4es OF ths Rleaassd MAR, aaa
~ush u.isriof svsais. sn3 sss hos Ear he "a
lsesy F's.;l5a b. uAieA ii-. or 49, Tyisr .,
PLACED any a,.eosts hin fr0n ne grsst VA.
e4l,s Wi,h uhirs he Aas hsrssofsfs bssa idrn.
u1s4" We wi supFssss or sfath While q
e-uat % h-pe sxhta There are s.rouE rsssofr
uaY az Nli-s thos3 tsnsia fro and uaiisd
--e0oi sEe eoasiterats. Tie sbsny sFc seek.
t1g, D. Farsaes-'rg sGst,s, - prolues d.,i.lou
in ssr raEta n ihsy car Poas bly hsiug aboui
aTyisr Wt.E party and Ha sRti-Tyisr " hir
PAEty --ihsir ui,hss uiu - Co1tuauaisi L.
"a, II P5asib.s, dissPP1iat thea Let ~ cor.
tsnua sslll Pha;aaE, powss'al sod uohrcksn
"a esrtzril 1tat ne esagitsr mott rfortu
nats tsfsetisu 10 the Frrai1sui, ve s,4.i not Tor
set, Mai hs says k.m5eif. tAat ia Ell lie sthsl
great aeaiurss, sGa1liy sgs5smntl y tie oP
Pssi,s party. Re has,'o1d BY %
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-09-04

9rThe Land Bill was signed by the
presiding officers ofthe two houses of
Congress, Sept lst, and sent to the Presi-
dent.
The correspondent of the Baltimore
Patriot speaking oft says. st is but pro-
per to say a word or two of Mr.. SMITH, of
Indiana, the chairman of the Committee.
1t is due to Mr.. SMITH to say, that his
entire course, during the progress of the
bill Iii the Senate, was able and judicious.
Never before was measure SO assailed
by an opposition; for near three weeks the
con test lasted, each day bringing series
of new amendments, which were sprung
upon the Senate, many of them plausible
in themselves, and not few of them i'll
tended to embarrass the chairman of the
committee. As new statesman, Mr..
SMITH had truly most trying time, but
he proved fully competent to his situation,
with full and minute knowledge of the
subject in all its bearings he opened the
debate with clearness of exposition seldom
equalled in the Senate; his speech was ad-
mitted, in all parts of the Senate, to have
been one of the very best ever delivered
on the subject. In the progress of the
debate and proceedings on the bill he met
the various propositions for amendment in
spirit of kindness and courtesy that, in
a degree, disarmed his opponents, while
he clearly and distinctly exposed the true
character fthe amendments, as either be-
ing merely intended to defeat the bill d.
rectly, or, as being opposed to a just
equalization OF the policy among the
States. Mr.. SMITH evidently possesses
qualifications to discharge the duties OF
chairman Of committee, i'll plotting
through the Senate an important measure
like the land bill, Of a high order.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-09-04
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.

Is decidedly superior to any known combination
Of medicine, for coughs colds, consumption, Asth-
ma, splitting of blood, Angina Pectors-Palpita-
tons of the hoart Bronchitis chronic Plurisy,
Hoarsoness, Difficulty of Breathing, Hopping
cough, pains and weakness of the Breast, and all
diseases of the Pulmonary organs.
For sale. at DR.. Parker's Drug, M ede-
cine s. Paint store, sole Agent for the sale
Of DR.. Jayne's Medicines in Cecil county.
Also for sale as above, DIR. Jayne's Tonic
Vermifuge, and DR.. Jayne's Sanative
Pills.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-09-04

AA-.Ass HAzsaaas ss.s srd.s-.
which would induce lis TO stand alool
from chimney sweep, and because we
bear in mind the old adage, ''those who
lie down with dogs, may expect to get up
with heas" lie says we surmisc that the
democratic Loco Foco) party may have
been the authors of the forgery. Not so,
we said not one word duplicating that
party, but when we looked amongst it, it
was for him we were looking-it was at
him we pointed our surmise, and we take
il not back, but repeat, that there appears
to be as much, reason for suspicion to
rest upon him as upon any one else; and
this opinion will be entertained by more
than us, until he accepts Col. Clouds
challenge and makes oath that he is inno-
cent. lie says he is too we'll known for
that insinuation, to have any effect. Aye,
he is well known: it is known that he,
growing tired we suppose, Of his Loco
Foco friends, proposed to the wing party,
that he would quit publishing Loco pa
per, and publish neutral one, and after
getting all the wing subscribers he could
on the strength of this proposition, he
treacherously came out with redoublcd
violence against their party, scraping up
the most vindictive and filthy articles, from
Kcndalrs Globe, the Baltimore RepubH
can, and kindred prints, and throwing
them in the teeth of his wing subscribers,
showing a disposition, alike unfair, I'M
corteous, and ungentlemanly. His Loco
friends may learn f1om this what depcn-
dancei is to be put in him as partizan po-
tician when self interest may come in con-
hict, with his prolessions,and those wings
who were thus gulled by him, may form
what opinion of him they can.
There is part of a paragraph in his pro,
duc,ion thatwc cannot dcciphcr, (whcro
he speaks of shameless, article of which
he thinks we know something,") and moi
trusting to our "brainless" head, we have
sought an explanation of it, but can FIND
none who can throw any light on it. i
the Editor has any thing against us, lie
him out with it. There is no occasion
for him TO be ambiguous; we ask nc
mercy at his hand. In regard to Col
Whanp and.the Post Office we have moth
ing more to do, pro or con, We consider
that we did our duty when we publish
cd the '..forged document" And suppos
ing he has been slandercd, the Editor o
the Gazette talks o! it with an i'll grace
for it is notorious, that he publiicklJ, il
his paper, made charges against him
nearly, if not entirely on a par, with tllos
in the forgery.
'Wc beg pardon of our readers for oc
cupy;ng SO much Of our paper i'll noticen
the (not unacdged, as he call us, but tn
fLYlNG) Editor of the" Gazette, but dis
gusting as the operation may be, we shal
feel bound always to notice him, when h
lies as oulragcou>ly as (by another articl
in this paper.) he is proved to have don
i'm his last.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-09-04
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
OR RENY'.
A TRACT GOOD LAND.

Containing 1873 acres, we'll
Watered and timbered, situate on
the public road leading from
Port Deposit to Elkton, 4 miles
from the former place, adjoining
lands of Geo. Moore, Johiakim
Brickley, Miller, Thos.' Wilson
and others, in a healthy section of
country, convenient to markets,
mills, Rail roads, &c. A further
description of said Farm is deem
ed unnecessary, as applicants it
is presumed will view the place,
and Judge for themselves. An
early application is desirable;
possession will be given the 25th
March next. Fors term, apply
to the subscriber only, on the
premises.
JOHN NJ. MILLER.
Sen. 4-9W
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The Gazette makes great ado about
the Wing convention, because they did
not nominate any of the old delegates,
Ibut throwed them aside like old plough
holscs.' We were nota member of that con
vention, but happened in, about the time
they were commencing their duties, and
we know that James L Maxwell Esq. was
the first man brought out before the con-
vention; bat letter from him was handed
to the president Of the convention, in which
he positively declined being a candidate
for nomination, and hence he was drop
ped. Our business called us away from
the convention while his letter was being
read, and we do not know what took
place in regard to the others, but we know
that he was not passed by. Will that
paper tell us why they passed by their
darling candidate J. J. Heckart
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BRIGADE ORDERS.
Sep. 4-3w
Elkton, Aug. 18th

Elkton, Aug. 18th ls4l.
The several Colonies and Lieut.. Colo
ncls of the 1st. Brigade of the I'd. Divi-
sion of Maryland Militia, are hereby Or
dered to cause to be differed, and other
wise organised without delay, the several
Battalions and Companies attached to
their respective commands, and to report
the same to the Brigader General, on or
before the first Of November next, in con-
formity with the act Of Assembly of the
state Of Maryland.
By Order of the Major General.
WILLIAM MACKEY,
Brigadier Gen. LIST Brigade, Maryland
Militia.
Aug. 2S-3w
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NFetoes.-There have ;been Is vetoes
given since the organization of the govern
men.: by Gen. Washington, 2; Madison,
a; Monroe, l; Jackson, S; Tyler, L.
Neither Of the Adamses, nor Jefferson,
ever used the veto,
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LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEI'TS,
AND WORTHLESS NOTES.

Are our readers aware that Mr.. ii. Wig
man at his Bank Note Exchange, North
ST. opposite the Post Office, Baltimore;
publishes Monthly Periodical, called
",ne Baltimore COUNTERFEIT DE-
RECTOR, and BANK NOTE LIsr?" lie
does; the LIST No. was published the first
OF this month, it is complete thing Of
the kind, and the price is $3.50 per an
mum. Every person who handles money
should take il.
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HOUSE PAINTING AND
GLAZING
Aug. 2l--6n,

The public are respectfully informed
that the subscriber continues to carry on
the above business in all its various
branches, III the neatest style, and on the
most accommodating terms.
He will paint either by the day, or by
the job; and all orders left for him at DR..
Parkers Drug and Paint store will be at
tended to without delay.
GEO. w. WELLS.
N. B. If required, he will furnish the
materials as cheap as they can be pur-
chased in Wilmington.
Aug Ut G. W. W,
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THE MAILS.
ELKToN Posi- OFFICE.

ELKTON Posi- OFFICE.
"TIE Eastern Mail will be closed at
IL this office every day at IL O'Clock
A. NJ.
The Southern Mail. at 9 o'clock p. M.
The Cambridge Mail, on Mondays
Wednesdays and Saturdays, at IL NJ.
Chesnut Level Mail, Mondays and
Thursdays at 8 A. NJ.
ENOCH CLOUD, p. NJ.
Ang. TT.