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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-25
- AND CURLED nAIR.
lu" lbs CuTlci Hair Of superior qualify f'r sale.
IN ~ JA-. q GEO WINSTON.
MUESHA1's COSDENtT.D SOLUTION OF

lVNH lbs CuTicfl Hair lnT sale.
iul9 JA-. q GEO WINSTON.
MUE<RA1's COSDENtE.D SOLUTION OF
MAGNESIA.
a~s the organs or general sys en- II
Is exempt irom III" dagger Of tort ing
towels 90 sule {" occur e. persons using s3d Masuc.a,
mech nictly MGet H. th" c"mmou many fatal
sczoi wh'rha = 4. tailed - RT'ufe aud others.
The condensed 1ut"n IN distilled
: lea, isL-r ald other impurities abourdine Common
or talcEcd Mnsncsa; is superiority aniacid over
oIh'r alkaline preparations Is now universally admitted,
au more particularly since the injurious consequences
tuunE rom Their administration were pointed ont by Doc
tors Copeland aud MsJende, the latter lie u ,nstra.
ted That large doses Carbonate Soda Poass lue.
ter In the Cnes and induce most serious disorders -
See Lancet october 10, SIS, amt January 9th I2h
1859 IL Is moreover, well known. that many complaints
prcya,ltn, The sySTsI ITbrTc bv her snrnn
it, they disease action and thus become the
citing cause Of such arC ous Gou, Gravel Nuralgia
diseases ami Dy spcpsa depending on TIE pre-
sence Of acid tho somarch Rckcts or soften
ing oi the bones caused by acids dssoyins the nc
v chthe bones are formed In Scruiua, or Evil the hu
moTs are acIi"!ous For such disordsred conditions
the foregoing this Alkaline solution is tcGt aud
Tnis pleasing FluiJ for all ages and condition., o
ciEef sex ani being mid aperient Is peculiarly benef
ca - So s' prrso OF those who ~ ulge al table
Ihc solution NAV be hsacf Il required, hut boiling pre-
tuTe and qlantY proof wA'n the reach sia and which
seenGcsio the confidence Of the Medical Profession
or his safe and agreeable liquid ant in 1919 Professor
Duncan "a the EnhUg DspeusAry, and long previous
ties allyiHg irritation OF the stomach Urinary Organ
ia dEHoivins uc salts. aud consequently the best
Combining IN, advantages Of ausciu medicine, with the
pleasures 81 delightful. l"iuk-dssOvIuy IA distilled a
ter what waS hteUo hancaly suspended Ike while
wash 'mnistrng the tender 81 the infant
aud iuhTm the leasing igEiGesS OF solution
place Of the Disgusting iot insoubc Paste ns
the m gucsiI 10 tic uinuey divided largely iI-
ted, tn VvIrh every particle OF asi to
en'cr the apsptbeGs 10 peuerse pore and every
gland not only correct the acIs IN their state
Out 10 follow ni correct those already dCpJ.i,cd
cavity Of the stem, of the effects long cGpcr
enocd from administering ussnesia in huI STATE
whereas ne Soii earth heavy Disgusting amt unissoy
ed developed 90 Tive mIcus OF which d, abTaiCs Tie sn-
mlcn. forms tumoTs and COucTrtOns Causing kucSS
preston and pam. hanged into neutral salt IL y met
With acid effects Ia either were rain or I'm.
safe.
further supply just received, Tor sale toy
aus ALEXANDER nuVAI. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-25

"a meeting Of fhr Bprr Of Directors of the Richmond
"a Fire Association IucsI1y, 3Nh July. fatI tho f,
lowing preamble aud resolution were adopted.
Whereas % BE- believed laf fng fires the Tohac
co Manudctory of Nresrs Egr.csion a Word ami The
stable u Mr Robert Gwsthmcy the ofinc cndia.
trn
Rssoirsd Thatthc President bc authorised behalf VI
The Association TO Cf'ra reward of sO the detection
and cony' ton ~ any irccudiary COR uccudaucD who
has fired any House n the city Whu the last W months
Extract from The miuuf,a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-25

TUE subscriber int ndug close the Book business BY
the st October, his Of Book, Stationary &c
vii positively be sold At FIRST i0r casl unri that lime
Person. VI any article IN the Bnok and Stationary
line, would DO well 10 call, as bargains can be had
JAMES SMELL,
IA u = Fnors .bnv. ~. t..u -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-25
wn5 ETA, sANsi rh9SSHs; sTTAW;cur

..,,,,. F'NH HNb YUM
'[NlE ga. seribets prepared 10 furnish Ariudes
Wheat faEs Having beca fully tested, u h uunccsH
ssry To aIy rint IA commentator OF them. Piece
rom - a. -.
We would u 70 upon the farmers 81 Virginia AMI No-t
Carolina 10 give tnCiT y tfia being persuaded
they Will more than ruFtn their high reputation These
fpus- have received premium in almost every STATE la
the Uhi"n ~ our lat" fair ~ virginia, thrN had 1rv
them tur premium Those who have eHaiunod pronounce
them the most cot mpl, ~ the kind oferc
for sale Ia Sorthutit is Ia those who have tired
that We with confidence refer, ami having old ",twecH
and 10, inink thai sufficient opportunity has
ven To- hnd cI defects, n they had any. Their Plough
lungs Iale ~ sevc'Al different kinds OF metal
bnef for the double purpose Of making hCrh had
tough.
The price Of tArse implements low n httle
lower than the most common Article, which the Planter
Is a valuable tOnsi lcraiun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-25
MUSIC FOR TIE PIANO roRrn,
RECEIVED Mt
- NJ ~ ~ a NJ ~ NJ N.

- W ~ IL a. u n l. VI f n,
LARGE supply 81 N" mos: Fashionable Music for the
ano Fore, lately published, together with nfruc.
% hoh W several authors, inT tho Piano, Flute, Guitar
,,unrlcte Ilageoicitc aud Accordion vi MUSICAL IN.
nlhuMENlS Of dirsryn' finds, Wholesale or by Re.
u !, from the mos celebrated manufacturers
I'D Additional Music will be regularly received soon
after I.ins published m the Northern Cues ANY Music
~ On mana NtU 70" promptly pTOcure on as favnra
u" ,hs a. a. any other Esibsnrnt o. Music store LA
lc ac Among the Collection may found the 10 low.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-25

FALL DRY GOODS.

nv Me arrivals fom Nav Notk anti B'Uon, have rc
- Ccived upwards Of 5Ou packages OF scasonab- Fan
Dy 6ooi recently pure hased extremely low prices
Our assonmcutW this early pcrots vcry complete aud
VIII be munanCi throughout the season We rercu our
pledge o. scllany style Of Dry Goos wholesale on, A.
ss ow prices and npuu liberal terms They eau be
purchased ptyatc sale iu ether Of hc Northern
saA KENT, KENDALL 4 ATwATER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-25

Ny heart knows only Think of the Then or 20
The one Ne love sweet Trt,pJs--r-,,,I. NJ
The Maid " Florence Iir,n,ns " "
Lament OF the Irish Emi The Foraker One
Fsrc"',,, INV r,.o,,, there's beauty In the morn.
lhcaT thli far well hTcAfhtnr was n. ttlse =, the.
Oh Wdet NH, by n Russell rte gentle Queen OF Flowers
~ htn ' hair do r' sad TO think upon tho
en- T., 49,, iIie,, i2yo9s days OF old bY Hon.
The Better Land, Mrs. lie. . touch Tor me thy harm
ar,n ~ N'f
pray Tor thee, or the Fare FsgSxcltotheo Mary
The Pilgrims Rest ROM o ,h, NJ, NJ, ,o, Mr.
sunk" he silver String ioi Iicuans
twO voices mary b,,r =, 70,
Tie Noon is bonmius o'Crl "ns rin. by II webc2;
the Lake do aI,n,,,sn -, - ''''
In Ice no submissive wife No Tea in Ib .,s bE c
80, ~ s''is 10 h"hc when when wilt thou meet
whrr day Isbs going ron rhsFcs soe,o n in ,f en-
wAITZFs, RoNnEArs AND MARCHES
,I "a n ,uc,, 1l lunter Rend'zvouz dc Chlsse,
lI.,Tson I'D Tyler Crane avorite-Vvha FAIRY bk,
G:ll lldc Quadrillcs by Ic'B Rltotncll by Vie.
RoGdeau SUR IN Mouc from -liat.c. LAmbassa,ricc,
tic Opera OF The H. imb-s y Her'z
Tayorc Csvarne FROM Z,u. t. sioTma "sT,Iles March
va Hen"GitD 10y Wei -, and the OIoa Of la
re-; q" ,ns pupI, Miss :, rns, consisting Of Du.
r'iI naT W tori e SOUS in Italian -ni
'I,!y h3.I on I"In,sE sle ELglsh woris, with many
o'a,. 'aNHl.A hrunrhI bUlII ut variations.
ALSO,
few superior VlOtiNS .Ciaronriis
1T oi superior I0H aud Csitcs Treatise on HARMONY
''1''". S".hes just lut' burrows Musical PTimmrr
loi'tn al "hocsalc andt" Musical Encyclopedias, cu,-
Blank Music Paper OF tho e., pisriap ST"rste wv
=, hcs phaliy = PuUcr
Pon Folius. Tor Music Musical Grammar In -Four
'"oo1 no"d riu'eS' with eh' Parts by DrCalcou
Toseier With large assortment Of Note Books or Col
lection of Psalm and Hynu Tuucs generally used An
~ VAR anil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-25

PIANO FORTES,
MaIr bg GALE 8 CHRISTOPHER,
fUnf winch are warranted
PIANO STDgLS OF various patterns
Piano rus'yss Away. r7 hire
AIz, CUITNgS of VARIOUS prtsrs, lrH
COLLECTION OF Music.
cnlNras.rEa tine Nv Publications 5I .He unfcl states
aftrr loves. price. Wholesale arH retail.
Muse rrurf rHro THras Tuned.
Rest Italian Guitar Strings.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-25
NO. AT.
RAZoRsi RAZOHs'
49, a - NO lI - ".

- lie should cuirsyorIo cowrun'
hANb Jusi received Of ny ~ inpo tafon, very
Il Pefior assortment 81 RAZUR- tTum tie celshrat-,i
HanuheioTies Of Joseph e. gers sou, waic Bruthcrs
ani .yscph Eiors male expressly my ORDERS. Wuh
'lho's lyrern etched zach blaze, Consequently tax,
Peaslretn recommending these RazoTs ~ NY rcudI
fclT .rtIDyAa rN1vs,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-25
ADDITIONAL sUPPIIEs.

7 NAhCH Kun I-4I.
IlY the ship Plade phia. via Baifmrr- am in ra..,
~ OF te remainder of my English g.sds which complete.
/ M assortment 't'-'s"
have row opened In store, large stuck of Chm. aud
Sn'"nswarc lni English, French, and American a.
N4l' trt,facn= ueny new an pTeUy patterns EraIrr.
are invited TO examine. WN r HETI Pn
] NH = tlo.rs 40, :. M -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-25

CoNSUMPTtON = LIVER COMPLAINT
~ Lph e BAlSAM OF LiNERNORr.- W-axH.rs.
Ner''ns hissas e. Sr.nrs of ua1.. .1.srHp.. b.
alA iaN'f .HHrf. 80 can HH rH.uH.. Hg u.e r|
s.rchS' ntuirg medicines, which Wi restore frc f1 fr.
nerves tUI uIFru Too organs. Or Tag.I's DOL tn of IA
FnI~"f Jas been Hsrf success I.g Oh. years U The
cure ~ tr"'s'asrs shove rfmef ana lF4ur-Iy 1n sy
eCIcrfrHusTy
trusnura1' a1f LIVER Complaint Asa general r,r,r.
N 'r i.r8r r1-r. fw fully sttsfcH. from fors .ga.
n' i.... -nr wri.Iue equal fH D. TAYLOR. Hsf.a..
no lF-T"'r VI IN United NOT fo contain arv rrar.
mineral NO uf0. -'l Preparation, anH heiur purely
. can PC used Nth thc u.uus safety 5y an rrra ra boz
~ sn- Hion FcIcausrs the lungs hy expect r-rr .
r.''- 1 li hrcd'hinE, ln1 seems f1 heal fHr -.rH
iN.it cen O' n' question fut rs medicine .s a-sr..s
.At, or 'hr'n'c Coughs anil Colds. IHtsrus..i r Yr
l''ia d. my practice. arI Always with surg.-s
A.. ROGERS. " %
ihF i'IaNrr r-w1rss were IlEsn Com frs Nr.rT Va.
k.N'~' TIE surprising r.fr. produced by Or IlF.f.a
b1sfu nl lsriwHrt .u O.. .Ir.#.VH raa.s r1unr. aH
.WZ "r"I nu fHr. lotteries. Hr .uGf fs snrI
Nei'Ne sn long believed .rs selse frrr
DIE Inst .s "FrIF Oh" credit senses Whru w. 600
IrrtHus. evidently consul u. s,t Restored tu health Naf
I-'- iFrt Hi daily occurrence. Huls then can We 4u.
ION Hr virtue .' fIH above mrH.eIuHTf We homo rfy
clans VII m'se.rf rf ,r.s medicine aud report is srssrs
i1 use. FUr slieHy
GNNNOR, Drlriu
Agent for Riehu .uF Va
n One H'nr Hhnvn The Rel TrvHrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-25

THE -ugsrTIE.r ~. - - tf' IS &c
= st'' 'NcErl anl main Saddles; common SaufIaf:
AZ 'Ls olIHAc o. Harouehe dslsey Harness: BEST r
400 ss solder Ell SurTup Irons c.. anal sUatfa Bf,fs. ~
hns.sn az American bnte Le.lher sui -rngsies ~
and wagon Gear Of sye-y description which l.. vii = t.
a. me lowest prices Persons 30 OF 4rtir - ip "a
the las goods. " ~ - .'''
ie = ALFREDKING
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-25
ErSA FIRE ,ISsgTAHcE COMPANY

OF CONN.
AGESCY RTCHNoNu. Va.
rINlilS Company Incorporated the year ISIS with
4 perpetual charter ami CaItal Of SAUnu. and 10.
suT'S aliEs: loss damage 10y IRE dwelling houses
sores manufacturing establishments, household tuTuI.
tuTr, and merchandise IN general The favorable
terms.
Any losses which the Company may sustain on Tisqucs
taken e. s agency viii be adjusted with mp;itgig aud
literally
Applications for insurance the renewal 4 policies
may DC made tu the subscriber. who has been duly
pointed Agent Tor tho City Of Richmond AMI vicinity
H. BALDWIN, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-25
ATTENTION. NIJII.Tr~

,,pt,r g. - iioN' MlLi'ilN. ....
WOVEN WiNE, FuR MERCHANT MILLS. a..
ANllSpN BALDLWSiON would respectfully Inform
w M'r'n aul others that 90 BE- prepared execute
ns usual, T his Wire aud sieve Watshourr. No Iirni
street wharf Garlic, Cheat, Cookie and pu.ung screen
Nltc NJ superior quality, anil nj trduc cip prices
tic 1'7n WIkrs, and has hand 90 tsfF Hur large
assortment u Stoves, RIirs aud Stars suitable rf Corn
Coal, r".Eyrt Cookie McllAc which hr will dispose
in the Town and Count yfrldr, ht low prices
orders iur of tho above artir les will be- received and
forwardcias heretofore, by
On a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-25

METALLIC ,OMPuIND tOk RAZOR SIKAP>-
VA Harper's Patent Metallic CoupouLf PJwisr 10 give
Keen sharp edge to- Razor minute fnoncy re.
funded. bOT sale by INp. GANNOR.
au II ! door above the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-25
CO-PARTNERsmP.

y
I'VE subscribers have This uav Assoc Isea
Il under the GRIN of TABB a GtIEs A. FANNY guo.
GERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS IIcy have
now sol viii cUnnue 20 keep. en- assortment OF Gree.
ncs OF very best qualify winch they offer or tash .r m
he usnt ercti ~ Tuuc'4di customers low pneeas.
Wnc'rs yt same quahty can be bal n this market
lNcy will receive, and sell Produce ri auy knH on
commission; and hope by ruutahfy ani strct attention
share Of patronage TrOs TABH
July lst, 1891, - iQIq
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-23
From the Brother Jonathan.
+cLEOD CORRESPONDENCE

NC cLEOD CohR11ol Oi'bHi
Among the documents accompanying
the Presidents Message to Congress, are
The Letter of Mr.. Fox to Mr.. Webster,
demanding, in the name of his govern
ment, the immediate release of McLeod;
and the answer of the Secretary of Stale.
The British Minister'S Letter states that
his movements in the premises have been
fully approved by his government, and re.
peals the oft.repeated argument that
Mcleod cannot be held personally res
ponsble fol the acts of his government.
Her Majes,y's Government (says Mr..
Foxy canno, admit for moment the va
lidi;y Of the doctrine advanced by Mr..
Forsyth, that the Federal Government Of
the United States has No power to inter.
fere in the matter in question, and That the
decision thereof must rest solely and en-
tifely with the State of New York.
With the particulars of the internal
compact which may exist between the Sc.
veral states that compose the Union, ior-
eign Powers have nuthing TO do; the re-
lalions of foreign Powers are with the ag-
grega,e Union; that Union is to them re-
presented by the Federal Government;
and of that Union the Federal Govern
ment is 10 them the only organ. There
fore, when foreign pdwer has redress to
demand for wrong dnne 10 it by any
State of the Union, it is 10 the Federal
Government, and not to the Separate
Stste, that such power must look for re-
dress for that wrong. And such foreign
Power cannot admit the plea that the Sc
parate Stale is an independent body over
which the Federal Government has no
control.
|, is obvious that such doctrine, if
admitted, would at once 60 to dissolu.
,inn Of the Union as Far as its relations
with foreign Powers are concerned; and
that foreign Powers, in such case, instead
of accrediting diplomatic agents to the
Federal Government, would send such
agents not to that GQyernment, but to the
Government Of each Separate State; and
would make their relations of peace and
war with each State depend upon the re-
suit of lneir separate intercourse with such
Stale, wlltinlt reference Ia the relations
they lnighl have with The resi-. - - :
Her Majesly's Goyernsneglfqrmally de-
mands through lis minister Stfe release of
Mcleod. The minister then proceeds to
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-23

millions over and above its deposits
That the debts al any time due to the bank
shall not exceed The amount of its capital
and seventy-ive per cent. thereon; and
that when the amount ofits bills in circula-
ton shall exceed three times the amount
Of specie in its vaults, no new loans shall
be made. :
That it shall not deal in any thing ex.
cept coin, bullion, promissory notes, and
island bills Of exchange.
That it shall take no more than six per
cent, upon loans.
That it shall discount no promisory note
and purchase no bill of exchange which
has more than one hundred and eighty
days to run, or make any loan for longer
time.
That no debt shall be renewed.
That it shall notat any time loan the
United States more than three millions of
dollars, nor any State more than lOO,OOO
dollars, either fora longer time than one
hundred days unless authorized by law.
That it shall contract no debt for a long
er time than one year.
nomination than ten dollars. :,
That the officers Of the institution shall
not be permitted to borrow money from,
or contract any debt therein,ln in any man.
ner whatever: q note or bill of which such
officer, is maker, drawer, end"rser or ac-
cep,or. is forbidden to be discounieh.-
The directors of the branches not 10 be con.
sidered officers within the meaning of this
provision.
To prevent or expose any fraud or in
in the management of the in
sti,ulon; To prevent. also, large and inn
proper loans to individuals, 10 the injury
oflhe stockholders and the public, and TO
prevent likewise, false impulalions when
such Irregularities do not exist, 1t IS pro-
posed that the books Of the institution in
cludng the accounts of all individuals
be at all times opened to the in
speclion uf the Secretary of the Treasury
pf the United; to Il committee OF either
House ot Congress; to each cfthe direc-
ors nf the Bank, and TO committee OF the
stockholders, with power to make public
whatsoever they think ht.
II is proposed to pr"Viue '',at ''e o'a'
.hes shall not issue no!es or bills adapted
% and Intended for, circulation; but may
;ell drafts, not less in amOunt than fifty
Iollars, for The purpose Of transmission ana
exchange.
That the Bank shall not suspend specie,
payment; that it shall not pay out any thing
,ut coin or bullion or its own notes.
That its existence us corporation con-
.inue for twenty years-bal that it be al
Owed tn use its corporate name for wv"
years longer in setlleing up its affairs.
That no other bank be established by
Congress during the existence of the char
ter.
And providing that it shall not be deem
ed all infringement "f the privileges grant
ed by the charter, if Congess shall order
the said corporation t" place Offices Of dis
count and dcposie wherever the same
may be necessary for the collection, safe
keeping, and disbursement of the public
revenue.
All which is respectfully submitted.
Il. EWING,
Secretary of the Treasury
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-23

HENRY 8. Fox, Esq, q. &C. &C.
These letters are dated, Mr.. Fox's on
the l2lh March, and Mr.. Webster's OH
the 24th of April. The circumstances
which delayed the answer are too well
known to be here repeated. We have
endeavored TO present an abstract, emoo-
dying all Ike material points; and have e.,
ven TO the subject all the space which couio
possibly be spared. :
1t Is creditable TO the Secretary, and worthy Oh
the dignity of the Government, that Mr.. webster
makes reply whatever TO Mr. Fox's ehiialsn 10
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17

Is this great country, with such anbounded re-
sources-with such unequalled capacities for
acknowledgements, distressed, ground
DOWN. Why hui that she has been madlys
atruciuusly nisruledl--Who has, mlsruled
her! Who but the ignorant despot whose
very elevation to the Presidency VIII be an
enduring stain on the intelligence of the c0un-
try! And how can one ofhis menials. VINO
sustained him in all his violent outrage Hpon
the credit. currency and interests OF the y.
States, now have the assurance TO COMPLAIN
that Gen. Harrison has not already restored
prosperity before he has been indicted into Of
zee! Are the effects Of II years of misule
| to be overcome in day. Is NsAional Tos-
peFity to be whistled back, at the mere co4 Of
little breathl There must be confidence
before prosperity can return, and this CENT?
dence must be, as all confidence is, ofslow
growth. 1t must be the consequence Of wise
measures. It cannot be spoken into exss-
tence. =
/ If any absurdity could exceed that vhicl
demands of Gen. Harrison restoration 4
prosperity before he has yet assumed the Ad
Rlinistration, it would be the other absurd
i ity not less pFofigate than absurd. thai tn
demand should be made by one who abetet
justified and defended ali the abuses who
have reduced the country 10 its present co..
ditioa,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17


As President Van Buren, processes
to be an ardent adnAifer Of Mr.. JefFer-
son, we recommend to his coasidera-
ZION the following remarks Of MS pro-
,otype: 81 can say with TRUTH says
Mr.. Jefferson, lthat one act Of Mr..
Adams's life, and oaly one, ever gave
me a moments personal dispIeasure,
I did consider Has last, GppOint-
ments to Office as personally uakind.
They were from among my most ar
dent political enemies, from whom no
faithful cooperation could ever be ex-
pected; aud laid me Hader the enbaT-
rassmens af acting through men .UhO'e
rirtwcs ,sOcre TO defeat nine, or to en-
counter the Odtuns Of putting Others ii
| their places. 1t seems but common,
Justice to leave a successor free to acS
lby instruments OF his own choice"
| This seems to be pretty conclusive au-
thority for those who acknowledge MIR
jefferson as tie pefsoni6cation of gen
uiae democracy, and who profess tc
be governed by his principles and max
liRas.-Comn. CouTa,st.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17

a PRKrTK HARD HIr.-WheR. Mr.. PirkenI
presented his report upon Mcleod case Mr
Granger made a speech upon il taking grOuRd
against the temper Of hereport, and its refer
eRce to irrelevant matters. This called up
Mr,, Pickensv who said, abe had . few remarks
% make in reply to. the gentleman from New
York. (Mf. GrangeF.) =.
That gentleman had delivered a regular set
speech prepared for the occasion, with tonex
as regular as If they had issued from hae-
pipe. He was the very last gentleman. here,
Judging from the eeDtiments he expressed
week ago, who / should have supposed wouA
have found his patriotism and his valor oozing
out as soon. from the palms Of his hands"
To this Mr.. Granger answered.
"lfthe house EIl listen Is my bagpipe,a few
moments longer, 1shall feel exceedingly OBJ
hged; and fits. Rassse-iH Sct so loud as that Il
| my friend from South Carolina, (Mr- Pick
ens,)t Is only because / cannot al my
bags with as much wind as he can blow into
his. &c..
| The gentleman says my courage has sud.
denly ~oozed out from the palms of my hands.
acknowledge lhatHfe has for me snany charms
probably no man cliEgs to It with greater te-
nacity than do. or.is more closely bound BY
all the enioyments ofthe present OF the respon-
sibilities of the future. / never speak Of my
courage; nor profess. 70 have been @born in.
sensible to far" p.
| 3. This retort is capital. May of uur readeri
win Doubtless remember that in very vain
glorious speech made by Mr.. Pickens som
2 y yearor two since, he declared of himseh tina
~ he 'Ewas born ineenShle 50 fear."-Mr. Gran
u ger made hit. palpable hit.