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In presenting these useful Instruments
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that it is acknowledged by everyPhysican
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cure may be confidently expected. They
are equally well adapted to cases of Fe-
males and Children of every age.
Certificates ofpersons of all ayes can be
shown if necessary-we will only insert
the following:-
hereby certify that have been sub
feet of Hernia since 1914; during which
time | have examined every kind Of Truss
that ever was invented; and have worn
number of kinds that have been recon-
mended by eminent Physicians, as the best
in their opinion. But can with conf.
dence recommend to allafilicted with Her
MIA, the use of the newly invented Truss
by Rev. H. Reid. The Truss needs NJ
other recommendation than for the affiict
ed 10 see and test It's superior qualities b,
lactual experiment.
Feeling a sympathv for the subjects c
tbs distressing dise4s,'' have given h
above notice solely for their benefit.
JOHN HILTON
Cincinnati, July 18th, ls4O-
N. B. The above named T'russes ca
be had of the Agent, DR.. VIM. Spillmar
Columbus Miss. of Dir. Anderson, Dia
mold square, Pittsburgh; and of the Ager
CINCINNATI, near the S. w. corner of 3
! Svcamo~e streets. AUG, 10. 1910
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NnTICE.

NOIlCE. M a D
MmR. GEORGE NJ. NULL .sBt to :
vi place, has been appointed :. AN he 81
lect and receive al indebtedness s .s ebls's
ern Argus printing Office, Of Eila =. iSSS9 2
ter thai accrued between Ocf. H. ~ regs
Sen. Isl 1910. Those interests =, 3 s1ts1
"A 10 make payment forthwith
Indulgence win not be gwen.
JOHN C. RAMSEY, Of Co.. a1 ~ Asii
is hereby constituted and aPpo oaa FAC
nev during my absence RON s % Dg
Columbus Nj NOV. IS, ~ current
BLANKS, ''
OF EVERY DEsenIrT arrIs.
ron SALE AT EHA
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FOR RENT
YWVHAT well known and convenien
establishment the
.a~m ruunn sen u.rn ~ mmA-m

r. cSLuDIlSInenL IIle
CcIUMEUa HOTEL,
situated on the corner Of Main and Mar
ket streets in the Town of Columbus Mis-
sissipppi, to which is attached good sta
bic, kitchen all necessary out buildings.
The above property will be rented from
the first Of January l54l, till the first 81
January ls42.-The advantageous situa-
ton Of this establishment is 50 apparent as
TO render further description Of the same
unnece ssary.
Persons wishing to rentwlil apply TO
Lewis B. Taliafeno, Of Noxubee County.
MARY E A.. SHOTWELL,
I.ownds County, Miss. Dec. eI640.
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law COpARTNERSTIIP.

Law COMPREHENSIVE.
MNRASMUS L. ACEE AND HEN
- RY GRAY, will hereafter Prae.
tee in coparfnership, in the counties OF
Monroe, Lowndes, Pickens, NoxnOee'
Kemper, Winston, 0ktibbeha and choc-
taw.
They win also practice IN the Y. ,
District courts at Ponsotoc ana 1achson'
and in the High court OF Errors ana Ap
peals. :. aoo,h ,aAo- nc 20
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" | Iii pracuce IN the CIRCUIT court o
w Lown1es and the adjoining counties
in the Supreme Court at Jackson, and in the
United States District Court, at Pontotoc.-
July 30,I639. 46tf
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FACTORAGE AND COMMITS
SION BUSINESS.

, q T=+9 I. DUNLAP. & co
WTAVING located themselves per-
EM manently, IN the city of Mobile,
will attend punctually to all business
entrusted to their care.
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FOrSale

AT the Drug Store at re cons
of Main and Market Streets Con-
bus, by E. \. SMITH,
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FWVHE Steamer NIAGARA, Fen.
- nell, master, viii ply between Mo-
bile and the above places, as a regular
packet, this season and win take freight
at the very lowest rates The Mag
ara has been thoroughly repaired, and is
now in first rate order. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
3. Z. ANDREWS& co. Agents.
corner Commerce and Dauphin SITS.
0T The Columbus Miss. papers viii
please insert the above for one month. and
forward their accounts TO this Office fol-
.payment.-MOBILE REGISTER.
Dec. %, Is4O.-5t
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lars for two copies-in al cases N {
vance J. GREGG WILSON, &C.
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Morgan Smith, Lowndes, ALABAMA.
]. NJ. Mechanism Shelby,
Judge Tarrant, Talladega,
Robt. M. Garwin, ESQ. Tuscaloosa,
Mai. d. Mcintosh, Kemper County, Miss.
Mai. Kogar, Noxubee,
Hugh Wiseman, Oaktibbeha,
Caleb Russ Il, Chickasaw,
Nathaniel Reed,-PerrY
Messrs. Boyd d Ferrill, Mobile,
Hon. d. Hall, Augusta,
Robt. Nickles, Lafayette.
Mobile, Nov. /, 1910. 8tf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
ne, lCoMMusIcArrp.
10 THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

perceive IN the Wing of the 18Th instant. n no
mnauon OF Col MeCandish ns /, 81 ,e,son 10 sI
now vacant '''""' winch Is
certainly have no wish to diSnar,,. IA. ,,o,o,
SUNS VI mat gentleman, whose worth md user,I
ness arc universally acknowledged. There can In
no "oJ' C,'on' howcvet-on the contrary tb, nrLI,.
soou w DC consu tc', IN cnlarging rs much A. no..
sioIe, the sphcte oil selection. With this vi.,., -:
me 10 piing to your attention a gentleman VIZ,
al VINO Know HIM, will concede to DO eminrntI,,
qualified for the station 81 allude TO Lanes NJ
hally burton, Esq. o'
think II would be difficult TO find with, ,L
UNITS OF the State, one IN whom are mined mo-.
OF the qualifications which become the JnJic;,I %
ace with accomplished scholarship mi, ,.r,ic
u'an combines love Of study for itsoic-,.,ens;,,
,esai auanments, mcthodized aud made ayni,h,a
nv hholts OF close and patient inyes,iyn,ion,
power oi analysis no. often equalled-nnd v,bnI .
temper mud aud urbane, yet firm; manners marx
Gu ny adisn'hed simplicity and charac or Of sno,.
less purity. " 'Po''
MIR. Hauyburton was born and reared IN m.
sS'ohu D'slict, and for some years has filed Tho
lac W Puonc prosecutor in the Courts of JUDGE
CHRISTIANS Che adlnning) Circuit. Whilst h, ia
wei anu ia'oraoy known IN Judge Upshur's Cir.
.u', Tic has not practised regularly in the Courts
heIu IN II, and consequently his appointment, woulJ
nor ne attended with the great inconvenience and
hAruSh'p To sutots which invaria bly arise from Mn.
u'"si't OF causes where a new Judge is taken from
the tar ot winch he has been a member and ms
engagements as Counsel have been numerous ami
important ! predict confidently that In. apnoint
to-. .riDIs "a, .ren &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
Correspondence Of Commercial Ad.-r,i..r.

- 'NT' uV9uuyi oIsI mug.
Notwithstanding after closing our prc-
Scu'ns circular, we were put Ia possession of New
ork dates to the 9Th instant by the Gtcot w,,,,,
steamer, via Bristol, but they were destitute of INV
peculiar interest, HnG consequently produced no ef
tcct IN our market. The transactions since last re-
port, although not on very extensive scale. have
SIN neen To far amount, and the demand upon the
whole has been pretty regular, with an advance of
H. on nearly all United States descriptions. The
more propiuous state of the weather within these
lew days has Infused fresh confidence into the minds
OF holders, and to their firm attitude may perhaps
bn ascribed certain degree of sackness VIII ch nre
dominated IN the buying at the close o; last week
Yesterday, however, there was again good in.
quiry, and 1000 bales were taken at well supported
prices; and as all serious approximations with re-
spect 10 the result OF the harvest seem now To have
Nhated, there ry reason for anticipating that
gradual revival IN trade will spring up and that al
no very remote p'rlod, some amendment will be
observed IN the feature OF business generally
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE }
ThuHspAr, O'Clock, T.. NJ.
THE MARKET.

has been fair this week and prices hnv. ,dxsnc.,
Hs' sales were made at SO G2t, at which holder,
are hrm. The wagon price is now So so. CIV
MINIS sold Yesterday at SO 80. but holders are ask
IN 80 o2t tniS morning. SUsquehanna So IS
The market is rather quiet tod ~ hotb Lmv,,s nJ
sellers waiting for the news by the Great We,rrn
hourly expected at New York
GRAIN Sales OF Maryland red Wheat at 100
cents or ihr, to lao cents for prime-bu there hns
Deen little IN market for two or three DAYS M
Pennsylvania wheat received since Tuos5,y Nj.
ryiand white Corn 66 a 81; yellow Csc; and Penn
s"vnnia yellow sold this morning at G9c. Mrv
land Rye 75ci and Penn 76 a 77c. Maryland Oats
b Il 10. '
WHlSkEY-Sales are mskin, n, % cant. g..
hhds aud 25i cents for barrels, aud demand mode
rate; Tho wagon price of bbs. is zoe, exclusive of
the Dbl. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
AGITAToRs.-Tb. H,s,or r,.,;,u

AGITATORS.-The Boston Eyening Jou,,ot
say 1t IS wonderful what degree of mischief tur-
huent, diseontenied, unscrupu'ous person NAV do.
ny acting on the minds of Oihers-so much more
prone are we 10 lie influenced by evil than by coed
actions, TO Listen 10 the promptnss of the ia ,sons
rather than the whspcrngs of the moral sentiments
and the understanding. We heard a Teacher n, a
large public school say. not long since that If he
had authority 10 oxpei frOn his school four poys
out OF some hundreds he should have no difficulty
with the remainder, but could govern his school
without any difficulty, and without resortin, to
corporal punishment. These tour lads orisinnt,d
all the misch,ei-they were not only mischiryors
themselves, but caused Others TO be mi.chieyous.
also.
And this principle holds good in every department
OF lie There IS hardly village whose moral char
acIer, and quiet, and happiness, wod'd not be
vastly improved by the removal from among the
inhabitants, OF one, two, or three individuals who
have Tor years acted the part ola asrators and kept
the whole community IN safe of turn oil.
ms wall also apply to legislative bodes-both
State and Natlona.. Every person is awar. of the
mIschevous effects OF the III feenSs-of the acrimo
NOUS langunge-ofthc interruption TO the trans
action OF business tt Is IN the po~sr of one IndIyd-
uaI IN c,eate, who is Of an eXcitahlc temperament
OF pickering disposition, Of n violent and yindic-
two temper, and of a mental organization where
The animal passions combined with the intellect
triumph over the moral feengs-such a man as
Henry A Wise, Of VIrgnil, who delights in setting
q whlrIwind in motion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS An. %

The cotton circulars TO day state that the trade
throughout the week has shown a decidedly better
opposition TO purchase, attributable, 1t i said TO the
more favorable state OF the weather The advance
oil per To. has been caused So, it is alleged by
the determination of hoideTs. To day the sales arc
1000 TO 5000 bales
August 3OIh-Our market opened very quietly
THIS morning and continued so throughout the day ;
lew buyers making their appearance, so that IL las
appeared tanner than for some time past The
American intelligence is calculated TO give greater
hfmness, yet every thing is so paralyzed 10y tho
badness OF trade That nothing extraneous will move
~ and except some relief appea-s in the shape Of
general good trade, even the almost cessation of
imports will no, enable ho!des to support present
prices, which, for the good of all parties concerned
are acknowledged TO range low enough.
3lst-The cotton market has to-day tecn quite.
only about 1900 bags having been sold of all kinds.
Prcesnre without change.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKETS.
MONDAY EVENING, Aug. so. 1871

since Tuesday, the 9th instant there is IA heavy
arrival of Oats and Oitmeul from LELAND, and OF
ioreign Wheat, as well as a fair fresh supply Of
other articles. The weather, with few Interrupt
tons. has been favorable for harvest work.
The prospect Of a great and immediate reduction
N tie duties on foreign Wheat and Flour, and tho
hoe weather, have abded the inquiry for free Wheat
ana Flour, and prices have given way little Cor
TIE former, but not much for the latter, prime sam
pies being scarce.
There has been n steady, but not extensive spa
cuative demand for United S ntes Flour ut 33s 10
3ls Cd; also for foreign Wheat nj 50 CT to Q, for
prime red Baltic both in bond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20

NEW YORK, Sept l7-Arnved, schr Charr
Wishird, Richmond.
CADII, Aug. iO-Arved, Pallis Romike, Nor.
folk.
FLUSHING, Aug. i5-suiIcd, Essex, Rayncs,
Virgins.
GLASGOW, Esd Aug.-AuiVcd, Beaver, Ell
monds Virgini1.
IlELYOET, Aug. 23d- Arrived, + Jacob, Base,
Richmond. lSlh-Luca, Pescud, from Richmond,
has arrived here with loss Of manmist and other
damage, having been in contact with vessel, 12th
inst, In lat - lon 70.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
The New York America, Of w,do,,a,, 49,.

In the midst Of tho gloom which appears TO be
hanging over our Atlantic Citlos, accounts from tho
West are cheering as TO the harvest An our Lake
ana canal efat arc IN busy operation, and grain n
pouring towards the scaboard from all ditestions
All accounts nov agree IN representing tho surplus
as Tar exceeding that Of any former year. The
possibility Of deficiency on the Continent and In
England, holds out the promise Of profitable mar
ket Tor all we can spare and this would gradually
bring the country into sound condition, thong
much individual suffering may DO sustained,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
RICH MO ID:
MONDAY MORNING. SEP. go.
PIbiic Meeting.

We are requested to ask meeting OF the Wings
oil Richmond. and Henreo County, at the long
room OF the Exchange, on Tuesday next, at hall
p"t O'Clock, T.. NJ. to consult on the present as.
poet of Political Affairs, as recent events mpcri.
ousIy require that the wishes and opinions Of the
People should be made known by ths people them
selves. S.,, Ie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NEW YORK MARKET s.,, =,

Flour rs unsettled. Sellers Offer 70 ,,k. a. 60 e.
u'hn'ssei but this is not supposed to be c,nces
son enough, and there no buyers ,rcep, for
small lots wanted Immediately. Sales of Rive ~
'o' Gus delivered, and OF Jersey Corn at 7Ga77 cts
IN Cot m markc; is frmer for the new, oni
they were 1000 bales. '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
TEMrERANcE MEErING.

A stated monthly meeting Of the Young Mems
Total Abstinence Society, will be held in the Lee.
iuro Room Of the Second Baptist Church, on
MONDAY EVENING, the goth September, Al
~ O'Clock. The public are invited to attend.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20

We should not I've at all surprised after this. if
Mr. Webster should turn out, in the estimation NJ
Mr.. Richie, To be "a marvellous proper man,
What evidently 6e'ishs our neishbor more than
my t1ns else IN the formation OF the new Cabinet
Is, ITS decided and distinctive feature of enmv TO-
wards Mr.. Clay. He says: "The new Cabinet,
embracing uPNhur, wickliiTe, Mclean, will be de.
cidedy anu-Clay." That IS the gre,, sec,c,
The master spirit Of the day-pois.d, erect. and
unerTihed as he is, by the singular events end re-
voiutions OF the hour is hated with ar intensity or
feeling which knows no limit or abatement. Even
Mr.. Webster with all his alleged, high toned. fed.
era! opinions, will be received vi i open arms, pro
'ded he will manifest something Ike opposition TO
MIR. Clly. Cabinet formed upon the miserable
selfish and paIry principle of enmity TO the
most distinguished patriot and statesman in the
whole country, cannot possibly endure long. IL
vii. erumole to pieces by its own weakness. Rad
'ca! differences OF opinion among themselves unon
other subjects, will soon cOunteract the workings
OF particular individual hate.
Judge Upshur," says our neighbour, ain veo,
OF mind and LJeraiity Of spirit, is superior to Mr.
Badger" We have not the east doub, that JuJ,s
UPshuf can spill; ten hairs for MIR. Badger, one.
out then, as TO "supeuoriy," why that is to,olI,,
another question. Mr.. Badger is second onrv =,
second at all, To tie distinguished CASTOR in tho d
North State, and his recent administration of Nav,
Affairs, though bnefr was brilliant.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20

then will distract the whis marty bv ,,,.h,.. e.
ware hts personal preferences. by such a COM.
he can neither save himself or his marty os A.,
country, while he may endanser the interests os ~
nhst ct strength We have, let us husband, or e..
"u ~ Io,tlIy'ns ourselves and weakening our en-
emes and not in the indu cenee of either .n,L;,,a
20 l'ehnes towards one another or Of personal ore.
'e.enees Tor any Of the dstingu ishcd men in on,
anAs all OF whom, 50 far as they are worthy, viii
'' " ready to follow as they are to lead.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
A RUNAWAY in IAN.

WAS committed 10 the Jal ufnic city NJ Richmond. 4
w NC ~ day 81 Augu.L Negro Boy, very Hkel
from ~ 10 " years 81 agc, who calls himself JANI
SMITH aud SAYS that he belongs 10 cuamn Nelson
ne county ~ FluvannA-hnd on when committed, an i
pair ol yanttiuuug, very much worn AMI an Oh hal
hat Tho owucI is requested IN como forward PRO
properly, pay CHARGES, sod take him away, or he will
dealt with A. tho hw directs. " WV
90 . v. u. EACUO Deputy Tor
e0-u Iao W Furgus7on, Sergeant ~ RcRm.nd
fOO LNEIL, JOHNSTON a LYELTI
SC ~ A. J. McKiidoo's Old standI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20

ron ne "" York JsuvHai u C0mmsree II Fsiday
McLEoD.-Wo ore happy TO have reason to say
that whatever miy be the result Of McLEoD's tia j,
Gov Seward will treat the mntter as the peace Of
two great nations demands.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
DIED.

II on Monday, 18Th instant, at Liberty Hall, in
Sns"nT SvvoGnty' May WILLIAMS, daughter {
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, 7 o'clock, A. NJ.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Exchange, Pu siler, Come etieui, potatoes,
o i,nr, sc.
Brig Long Island, How'll, New York. sunlre,.
Schr Tuscarora, Smock, Now York, JunIries.
Schr Potcick Henry, Mister, below, wheat, to x
Il HnNa & Co.
Schr Harriet X Hannah, Smith, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr Andes, Murphy, New York, coal.
Schr Pastora, Creighton, Baltimore, coal.
Schr Willis Putnam, Cook, dropt down 10 CITY
Point, TO load Tor Boston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
AUCTION NOTICE
REAL. ESTATE

IT, The attention Of the public is parriculsrlJ
solicited to the sale Of Real Estate on n stresI
nearly opposite Daniel ~. Valentines, This EtsI
ming, nt o'clock.
30 ~ WILLIAMS A. IIAvATf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20

MR.. CRlTTENDEN.-TEo Alexandria Ga
zeite says that It is thought the President will
nominate Mr.. Criitendon, late Attorney General
to tho scat on tho Bench Of the Supreme Court
70 hc made vacant by the resignation Of Judge
Mclean, just appointed Secretary Of War. Should
this arrangement BIO made, and Mr.. Criuend,n be
placed upon the bench Of the Sup,cno Court Of
the United States, the situation would bo rs greatly
adorned by hisbigh Judicial atlnmcnts ns il would
no doubt, DO consonant with his own feelings
Nall Bog
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20

SPECIE EXPORTS.--The whole amount Of
specie exported from New York TO Europe during
the first two weeks Of the present month OF Septem-
her, according 10 statement in the New York
American, was s7ls, 443-of which s267. 739 went
TO HaUe, and $3.50 04 TO London
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
THE NEW GARNET

Our neighbour seems to be quite charmed with the
new Cabinet. In fridays Enquirer he eulogizes
them one and all TO the skies. In the prcvou, Oh.
per OF Tuesday, Mr. Webster was handled with
very LITTLE ceremony. Bat least we might 10y acci.
dent msrepresent, we give the following quotation
The first great result Of the Veto, is TO break
up inc Federal Cabinet, which IN evil hour was
created To control our public counse's. They are
olown SKY hgh-not a fragment said 10 be left ex-
c'p' hr webster, who 10 eSpec:ed TO hans loosely
on until some action he t,ken on the Mel cod cas-
But with due Difference be II said, there Is no occ
sion tor him. any more than there was for Ewing ar
Dell. mo pubic interests can dispense With III,
services. n better statesman can Ice found IN toke
care that the Republic sufec no detrlmeat from the
Mcleod affair. An ADLER Sscretiry OF St,ts can
oe maze, AID one who will not so grossly conn
mn the interests of the U. s, as Mr. Webster has
done IN his celebrated letter TO MIR Fox
This is certainly any thing but complimentary
to MIR w. In fridays paper, however, the note
seems 10 be very much changed. Towards the
Secretary of State, whenever he is mentioned or
alluded to, there is evidently suIdued and rcspect
tul tone. MIR Clay" says the Enquirer, mus, see
that his own party is now breaking up by division.
and ttat MIR Webster has abandoned his fortunes,
and aiheres TO MIR Tyler" "Supposins them (,he
new members) "however, to accept, We have no hest.
iaticn IN saying thiti is stronger and better C,bi
ne: than tre last. Mr. Webslsr remains in boM."-
Again:
The Wings are tailoring to break down MIR
Tyler with the alleged deve Iopments of Mr. Ewing.
but most u"ioftnnLIe y, MIR Webster has slept in
to break the force OF the blow He on, of tho |
great men OF their party, and indeed the master.
spirl; OF the North, has come forward to Offer his
testimony IN behalf OF MIR Tyler Thus WIS The
prime pa! witness relied uron ny MIR Ewing to con-
h'm his s'a!ements-and yet so far from boslerlns
haF h.. NJ
colleagues Tor throwing up their Offices lie find, !
nothing dlshonorabe IN the conduct OF John TvIer
Whatever Mr L. may say. So differently doe, |
ihIs witness testify to the facts and judge at their
bearings tie has kicked over the pail of milk, |
which the Wings had filled from the cyuber,n, ~
SelItonS OF Citizen Ewing"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
RICHMOND WIG.

rubLIsnED DAiLT AND sEaI-wEEsLr. NJ
,. u. PLEAsANTs. AND A. MOSELES
Daily Paper. .-.....................ss per snnum.
re'ni-WcekD. --..--..-.-..........--so per ahnuin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20

appearance Of disrespeet to her Majesty, proposed
that her mhies.y's speech be taken int consijerh
ton on Monday, the jO,h, unto which day he NOV
ed that the house do now adjourn.
MnNnAn AnsusI 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20

RESIGNATION or MINISTER'S.

VIcount Melbourne rose and said-Ny lords, IN
consequence OF the vote to 10y the other house
of Parliament early on Saturday morning last, and
which was precisely the samo IN terms u the vote
which your locdship had come to early IN the week,
l, on the part OF my colleagues and myself waited
on her Majesty, ana rendered to her Majesty the
resignation OF the officers which we hold, which re-
slgns,lon her Mejes'y has been graciously pleased
to accept; and now continue TO hold those offices
only until our successors are appointed. The no
Die vIscount then resumed his scat.