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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-12

ish mission is special one il does not supersede
the resident mission Of the British Government at
Washington, and its stay in the United States is
not expected to be long In addition to these
considerations, il is TO be sugge ted that than
four months of the session Of Congress have already
passed and il is highly desirable, ii any treaty for
conventional line should be agreed on, it should he
concluded before the session shall terminate not
only because of the isiy of the ratification Of the
Senate but also because il is not impossible that m
may be thought advisable, become important,
which can only be accomplished by the authority of
both Houses.
These siderations in addition TO the Importance
of the subject and firm conviction in the mind OF
the President that the interests of both countries as
well as the interests of the two States more imne-
diatey concerned, require prompt effort To bring this
dispute to end constran him express earnest
hope that your Excellency will convene the Legisa-
ture of Maine and submit the subject its grave aud
candid delberalon.
am, with greal respect,
Your Excellencys obedt servt
(Signed) DAN'L WEBSTER.
To this letter the Governor Of Massachusetts,
answered that the Executive of that Common
wealth was already, by resolutions of the Legs
ature, authorized to do whatever might be ne
cessary in the premises; and the Governor of
Maine issued Proclamation converting the
Legislature Of that State on the 18th instant.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-01
PLEASE LOOK Az THIS.

KUST received by the subscriber, a lot
W of fall and winter goods, which togeth
err with his former stock, comprise a
handsome and gencrm Recommendations
sisting in part of Cloths, Casslm ers, oa,ln
cts, Kerseys, Cords, Vc'vets, Merlnos,
Bombazines, Silks, Prints, Cot. 6 woollen
Flannels, Tickings, Checks, Bro. and
bleachcd Muslins, Ginghams, Plaids, Lind
seys, Hosiery, Gloves, IIandkerchiets,
Shawls, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, sc. &c.
with number OF variety and fancy artl-
ctes.
His stock has been carefully selected,
and advantagcously purchased, and he Is
determined to sell at small adya", he
lieving in the correctness Of IL. cid uD,to,
that "a 1pcly sir-pence is Ter hian a
dull shiliing," therefore 10 the Public lie
would respectfully say please call and
examine for yourselves. Terms, CASH, or
country produce.
S. B. FORD.
North East, Sept. 81 lS42-2m
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C0aasteybEe's Sale.

bsY Virtue Of writ of Eieri Facias and
N" Condemnation, issued by VIM. Mack
ey Esq. aud of the justices of the peace
Of the State Of Maryland, in and for Cecil
county, a, ths suit of Dr.. Richard Brook
ings, against the lands and tcnements,
goods and chailes, rights and credits of
Lewis }. Jones, aud to me directed, have
seized and taken into execution, all the
right, title, interest, claim and demand, Of
the said Lewis J. Jones, in and TO piece
or parcel of land lying and being in Cecil
county, adjoining lands of John Perry, s
lying Immediately along the line dividing
the States of Maryland and Pennsy lvania,
and supposed to contain from three to
five acres be the same more or less. !
hereby give notice that on Monday the
10th of October next between the hours
of two and four o'clock p. NJ, on said
day, on the premises, will offer for sale
the said lot, piece, or parcel of land, to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said writ
T. SCARBOROUGH, Constable,
Sept. "a lS42-ts
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ELKTOv, O october | 'I3.
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS,

The subscriber would. again inform his
friends and the Public that he has lust
opened a new and well selected stock OF
seesonable Dry Goods, which will be sold
at unprec edented low prices.
Cloths, Black, Blue, Invisible Green
Brown, Olive, Cade, aud Black. mkt and
other colours suitable for genlIemens dress
coats, with few pieces OF Pilot and Bca.
yer Cloths.
Cassilneres, Plain and figured fancy
casslmeres the quality Of which is not sur
passed at the price, call and see Sauinetts,
Ribb'd and PLAIN OF all colours and prices
to suit purchasers.
Vestings, Mousline De LANES, Meri.
noes Calicoes. Purchasers would do well
to call and examine his stock of calicoes
as they are cheap, from 5 to 90 cents per
yard; Blankets, Shawls, Muslins, Flan-
nelsredand white, green and yellow, wool
en- Flanneis; with variety of canton Elan
nels lower than ever, Tickings, plaid and
striped Domestics with a general assert
ment of cotton goods very cheap.
Few pieces of Welsh Flannels, very
superior article warranted not to shrink
in washing.
Caps, new assortment Of Fur, Clcth,
Velvet, and oil Cloth Caps.
Oct. l. WILLIAM TORBERT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-01
Constitution.

ARTICLE l. This Society shall he call
ed The Cecil County Temperance Socie-
ty auxiliary of the Maryland State Tenn
perance Society.
AIT. 2. The object Of this Society shall
be the promotion Of the cause of Temper
ance' by the formation of temperance So
cietles on the prnci pie Of Total 'Absti-
nence in every section of the county, and
the adoption Of such measures as shall
secure harmony of action and union of
effort, among all the societies in the coun-
ty.
.Art. g. This society shall be composed
of delegation of II from each local So
ciety in the county, who shall elect from
their own body president, vice presi
dent, secretary and treasurer and S direc-
tors, who shall constitute board for the
transaction of business. The board shall
be electe annually at the first quarterly
meeting in each year. and shall continue in
office until the election of their success
sors, and shall have power to fill up all
vacancies which may occur in their own
body during the year.
Art. 4. The president Of each local So
ciety in the county shall be vice presiden',
ex offico Of this society.
.4rt. This society shall hold regular
quarterly meetings at the time and place,
settled by vote of the previous meeting.
A full report of the state and progress of
each society in the county shall be pre-
scented by their respective delegations, all
Of which, shall be incorporated, by the
Secretary, in the quarterly report of this
society, and forwarded to the Board Of the
Maryland State Temperance Society, for
publication in the Herald. Special meet
ings may be called by the board at any
time.
Ar'. 6. This constitution may be alter
ed or amended, by majority of the So
ciety at any regular meeting, provided
notice of the contemplated change be Civ.
en- at a previous meeting.
On Motion, Abram Chandler, Giles S.
Langdor, Nathan Wilkinson, John FISH
er and f. d. McClenahan were appointed
committee to report officers for the
county society who were reported and
elected as follows, James Trimble presi-
dent, Thomas S. Thomas vice president,
Nathan Wilkinson, Secretary, William
Torbert treasurer, Jefferson Ramsay, Peter
Askew. Doct. Thomas A. Roberts, Rev.
Abraham De Witt and Doct. Amos A.
Evans, Directors. The society was then
much encouraged to persevere in their
labours by all address from John Mason,
Esq.
On Motion, resolved, that our next
meeting be held in the Court House in
Elkton the second Saturday in December
next, also on Motion that the proceedings
of this meeting be published in the Cecil
Wing, Cecil Democrat. and Temperance
Herald, +. h GOTTIER, Seet'ry.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

TLoUR.-CHv Mills, selling at S4,25
Holders ask $4,37 for good brands, and
for Susquehhnna.
GRAlN--New Nd. Wheat, so q
st for prime, 40 cts. to 20 fer infe-
rior to good Lots. Old red l.00-Corn.
81 for white, SIS for yellow Rye as cts.
Oats at Ola %.
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Fruit Trees,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

THE subscriber will offer for sale by
Il Auction, on Thursday 9th October
next at noon, at his nursery on Elk River
and Back Creek, about three miles West
Of Chesapeake city and West end of Ches-
apeake and Delaware Canal, and six
miles south of Elkton Maryland, about
10000, Of his grated, and inccculated,
Peach, Apple, Apricot almond and Plum
trees, of the choicest early and late kinds,
Warranted of the kinds markedly They
will be sold in quantities to suit pur-
chasers. Terms, Cash on delivery of
the trees, at any time before the 10th day
of N ovember.
Trees of the above kinds may also be
had at any time at the same place, at pri-
vate sale; or by application to the sub
scrlber, by letter directed 10 him at the
Elkton Post Office.
JOHN RANDEL, Jr.
September "a 1Sl2-ts
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LOOK HERE.

ON the approach of winter, Mechanics
oliving in town are subject to heavy
exPences; they have to pay cash for all
the necessaries Of life, hence at this sea-
son it is needfl for them to have money.
GENTLEMEN who owe me will see
the propriety and justice Of the above re-
mark, and as have been liberal and in
dulgent towards them, hope they will,
zone and all" call and settle with me.
p. FlNEGAN, Tailor.
Sept. 24-tf
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On the 22nd inst. CAROLINE Lnv1NlA,
infant daughter of Jane Henry, aged two
years, two weeks and five days.
On the 9th Inst. Charles RANDOLPH,
Infant son Of Pagan and Martha Earnest,
aged ore year and days.
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From, the Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times.
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILL.
From the Boston Daily Times.
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,

Ofall the public advertised medicines Of the
day, we know Of none that we can more safely
recommend for the ellis that flesh is heir TO"
than the Pills that are sold at the depot of the
North American College of HEALTH No. 1873
fremont street, Boston, Several instances wa
got the Indian Vegetable Pills, end by taking
our doses, tho cough began to leave me; and
ow ENJOY better health than have dona -. iva
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Office

THE subscriber having received the
appointment of Constable for the 3rd
election District, would respectfully in
form the citizens Of Cecil County. lhat he
will attend punctualiy to any business
that may be ntrus,ed to his charge.
August6 JAMES WOODFORD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-01
NEW DRUG
S II D IL f.

TAR. II. II. MITCHELL, respectfully
informs the public, that he has open.
ed DRUG STORE in the New Bull
ding adjoining Chambers s. Malliirs
Store, where he will keep general as
sortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Fancy Articles, sc.
He warrants all Medicines sold at his
establishment to be of the best qualify,
and by faithful attention to all the duties
Of an apothecary and Druggist, he hopes
to gain share Of public patronage.
Doct Mitchell respectfully offers his
services to the Public.
Office removed to his Drug Store, in
the new building adjoining Chambers &
Mathis.
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IIERRINGS.

A FEW barrels of Prime Efprrings for
l Asale by WILLIAM TOHRERT.
NEORGE R. VEAZEY, attorney at
W Law, offers his services to the public,
and Will attend puncmallv to any bust
ness intrustcd to him. Office one door
below the Washington IIotcl.-Sep 3.
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Last Notice.,

A S my former Notice TO all persons
Alrdebt ted TO me by Notes. Book act.
or otherwise,was disregar,1ed BY many.
am compelled 10 give this further notice
to all SUCH that wiihou, an early Iiqui,ia-
lion of their accounts, they NAV expect
to find them in the hands of proper per-
son for collection
+. T. MAY.
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S. WINCHESTER & son

Jersey Shore, Lycoming County, Pa.
AGENTS for the sale of the above named
INDIAN VEGETABLEP PILLS, in Cecil Co.
JorGpH G. CLouD,-Elkton; JoHN McCRtcKEN-
North East, p. o. THOMAS BYRoN--PerryvlIc;
EMILY OwENs, Gurleytown; ANDREW kpp,-
Port Deposit; SAMUEL RowLAHp ,--Rowlandville
George w. BuEs, -Blne Ball; ANN BUCKLEY,
-Sprngers Place; Henry S. SrIrEs,-Princip-
10; BLACK & BRoTUERs, -Charlestow JosEru
lIAMEs,-Brck Meeting House; JosEPn BRvoN
& Sov,--Bohemia Village; T. F. BDDLE,-
Chesapeake City; FRANcIs 3. CRooEsnANKs,-
Cccilton; Epwrs IiAiNEs,-Risng Sun, Wm. u.
GlrrsPIE,- Rock Springs; JOSHUA CLAYTON
s. Co. Chesapeake City z. o. JOHN MEans,-
st. Augustine y. o. THOMAS FoARn, Warwick;
CIV. MuRpHY. Bohemia Mills; G. P. WHIrA
KER s Co.-Pnncpo Fumace; CRoTuERs s
KIRR--Colcge Green.
OFFICE AND GENERAL DEPOT.
FOR TUE SALE cF THE
INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
lga RACE STREET Philadelphia.
F-l {: Is L. w
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iered rcad rrd adopted by Article as fol-
lows.
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S r o V E S {!

ON hand and for sale at very low rates, general
assortment Of all kinds of Stoves, manufactured
under my direction. JOS, C. CLOUD.
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No Cure, mo- Pay!

Ague and Fercr Po,cders.
Warranted to cure in every case where
they are taken according to directions, or
the price returned. For safe at DR.. Par
ker's Paint and Medicine Store.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-24
FOR THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.
The Right OF Suffrage.

MEssRs. EDITORS :--Commcnsurae
with the Importance and the sacredness OF
the rights Of the American citizen, are the
obligation and the duty TO preserve them
inylolaie and incorrupt; and if the maxim
that "eternai rigiiance is tie price Of
liberty" be still true, then it behooves
this people to watch with unceasing guar
dianship every avenue by which those
rights may be assaiIed The injunclons
of the patriot and the admonlions of the
sage have ever been directed to the prescr-
yaton incontaminatc and free, of those
privileges which distinguish the freeman
from the vassals or the votaries Of poliii-
cal power; and strict and supreme re-
gard for the principle ofthe laws by which
those rights and privileges are secured,
have always been considered as an evil
dence of public virtue, and true devo-
ton to the primary interests of the COM
monwealth. And in the light of these
axioms, the writer begs leave through the
columns Of your interesting journal, to
offer some remarks upon the propricty of
faithful observance of these principles in
the exercise of the priceless right of sufi-
rage in this State. With lberality wor-
thy of high-minded and democratic PEG.
pie, the citizens of the state OF Illinois,
in the adoption of their constitution OF
fundamental law, extended this invalua
bic privilege to every citizen at the shor
test period which prudence could pre-
scribe; and for this they are entitled tC
the respect and admiration of every sin
ccre lover Of freedom and the rights o
man; yet it would seem, this generosity
Of feeling is subject to preversion, and UNI
der certain interpretations of the statute
becomes positive eril, which in thu
Judgment of the writer, calls for promp
and effectual remedy. Without the slight
est objection to the immigration Of for
eigners, and their admission to the priv
leges and the participation in the rights
and immuni,ies of citizens Of this fret
republic, it is nevertheless conceived, tha
the acquisitions Of the laws regulating thu
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-24
VOL. lII.--NO. A.

try IN the Northern Pacific; and consid-
ering too the immense amount of their
capital, the number. enterprise and ener-
gy Of their agents, and the policy pursued
by them, great reason is theie 10 fear that
American commerce in that part OF the
world must soon lower its flag. But, sir.
i. is TO be hoped that our government will
soon do something TO break up the Brit
Ish settlements i'll the Oregon Territory,
and thereby destroy the source which
now cmanaic the most dire evils 10 Amer
lean interests in the Western World. In
The endeavor 10 bring about that desirable
object, you have done much; aud every
friend TO his country, every person inter-
ested in the commerce of the Pacific,
must feel grateful for the valuable services
rendered them by you.
With great respect,
Your obedent servant,
HENRY A. PIERCE.
Hon. LEWIS +. LINN,
Senator of the U. s., Washington.
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AGENT. for the free Grader.

NJ; u Morr, $Peru, La Sale county ILL.,
A. o. SMiru, Smiths mills.
IusrIy y. WHOM, Troy Grove.
UgymY PnILLIps Munson, (Indian crcck.)
q. w. REYvoLns, p. M. Pontiac.
RrEs MonGAy, Morgan's mill.
WrLLlAN RAXaY, near Van Buren,, Ill.
WILLIAM X. BnowS, Sunbury, Illinois.
HGNRy HICKS, Hicks mill, De Kalb Co. Ill.
w. w. VIM, Oswcgo, Kane Go. Ill.
ANTHONY PIrzEn, Booncsboro', Ogic GO. III
II. $. DrRYEA, Yorkville, Kendall co., Ills.
Dr. g. SMITH, Georgetown, do
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TEsE CGNTEASl.
BY wILLIAM II. KING.

Proud, selih man may steel his heart,
Nor heed the widowd mothers tear!
But will take the orphans part,
And he their guardian angel here.
II were we'll for us that We should bear
Sad Pcnury's keen darts awhile;
~ would learn us others grleis to share,
And DER their woes pour balm and oil!
The world, forsooth, too hcartless is,
Nor stops to think, this side the tomb
That wealth and want, placed side by side
Must lie in natures silent womb!
Like latcd beasts they're fed and clothed
With richest raiment gold can buy;
With Injuries pampcr'd, till they're loa,hd
From life S first bl.ath, until they die!
Why should the wealthy scorn the poor,
- Or view them with aycrted eye !--
In gildcd chariot pass their door,
Nor wipe the tear from misery's eye!
THEY'RE beings form'd by the same hand
That gave them shape, and wealth, and power
Have the same right 10 tread Gods land
With the rich mushrooms OF the hour!
Then let us seek to sooih the breast
OF sorrow-strckcn want and woe,
They'll ne cr forget us till they rest
The toil-worn bones in deaths last thyoc!
They'll name US in their fcrvent pray'r
In the dead watches of the night!
And leave their orphans to our care
When death locks up their sense of right
..yr,.asr,n
B0T1j1glT05 ALL.
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civlily, and 1t may be- by military power
through tue prevalence Oh iahaucai de-
lusIon' that has scarcely ever oeen equal
lea IN 'he records OIL human ioNy ana
blindness. IN hancock county, large
population from England as wen as our
own country Is aSSeihoilhg' al P"ssNc'y
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whose '"sc''''""s . anu u"'''uI'ulor' "oss
mas appear 10 qo'".'! MN anu MS io''""-
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ever. It's 10 obstinacy thatwe may trace
all that has ever been opposed TO truth;and
it is TO nothing else that the frequent quar-
rels among friends and relations, SO trivial
in themselves, but often SO distressing in
their consequences, may be attributed.
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Obslinacy isthcmost deadly foe that i'm
proyomcni has. While the indolcul have
butllllc chance OF shaking of the shackle:
of prejudice, the obstinate have non what
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BY GEO. f. WEAVER.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY on
La Sale street one door from the norih-uest corner
ofhe PuGHc Square.
TIE II MS /:

Two dollars and fifty cents per annum, IT paid III
advance Three dollars ifnot paid before the eXpi-
ration of the first six months; And three dollars
and twenty five cents if delayed until the end Of
the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square Tor
the first insertion, and % cents for each sub
sanuent insertion. 4 liberal discount made to
those who advertise by the year.
0TN No subscribers taken for shorter period
than six months
rrNo paper discontinued until all arrcarages
orc 1oid. unless at the option of the editors.
o-1e TO announce the name OF any individual
As a candidate for office, the same will he required
as for advertising, viz; 81 per square or less for
the first insertion, and % cents for every subse-
ouent inscrtion--to be paid in ADVANCE.
81 All communications, to ensure attention,
must be post paid.
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What Is there IN man which obligas
him so often rs 70 say 10 his conscience,
DC still,
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] B v 0 R K

Of every description, executed IN the nea'est
manner, at the usual prices.
OTTAWA is the seat of justice OF La 9aIlc
county; is situated at the junction OF the FOX tI!eE
with the Illinois, 300 miles, by water, from SAINT
T,n;s am! mid-w between Chicago and Peoria
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From the Washington Globe.

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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-24

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