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CALL AT JEFFRIES X SONS For M wv and Oh C a p G % d s,

TYRE SUBSCRIBERS have removed from their \ old stand 10 Bender's corner, and have jus, re- ceved in addition 10 their former stock (ahd are now openingl beautiful assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES: Brown and Bleaehed Domestics,
 7-s heavy Virginia LoweIs, -....' .'.... ... .5.. A do do do.
 6-i Brown Shifting.
 30 pieces beautiful prints,
 dozen pairs French Cottonade pants.
 Also variety of Musiins.
 Lawns, Grapes, Rough and Ready Bonnets, Bon net and Cap Ribbons variety, Laces. Insertings, Edgings. Sc. &c., of variety of patterns. Also Furniture Dimty. and new style of win dow curtain goods with Shoes and Groceries, &c., &c. All of which they will sell low for CASH or to punctual men on short time or will exchange them for the produce of the country
 c. L. JEFFRIES k SON. Little Rock, Aug. So, ts47. 5i-n
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CHRISTMAS HYMN.

It was the calm and silent night Seven hundred years ahd fifty -three Had Rome been growing up io might, And now was queen of land and sea: No sound was heard of clashing wars Peace brooded OCT rue tHsiled domain. Apollo, Pallas, love and Mars, Held undisturbed their ancient reign, In the solemn midnight,
 Centuries ago! Twas in inc calm and silent nigh! The Senator of naughty Rome Inpatient urged his cbariot's flight, From lOrdly rcvel rolling home Triumphal arches, gicaming, swell His brc1st vita thoughts of beandless sway What recked the Roman, what bcfel A paltry province far away,
 In the solemn midnight,
 Centuries agof Within that province for away, Wont ploddinS home weary boor: A streek of light before him lay, Fallen through half shut stable door Across his path. He paused, for nought Told what wss going on within; How keen the stars! his only thought; The air, how calm, and cold, and thin,
 In the solemn midnight,
 Centuries ago. Oh strange indiffeience.-low and high Drowsed over common joys and cares; The earth was still, bst knew not why, The world was isteiiug-unawares. How calm moment may preccde One that shall thrill tAe world for ever To that moment none would heed Mans doom was linksd, no more to sever, In the solemn midnight,
 Ceuturiss ago. IL is the calm and solcmS night. A thousand bells ring sut, and throw The joyous pcals abroad, md smite The darkness-charmee and holy now The night that erst no shane had worn, To it happy name is tiven; For in that stable lay, newborn, The beauteous Prince oi Eqrih and Hearfu In the solemn midnight,
 Centuries ago,
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Notice to Pre.EmptiOn Claimants.

Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption 10 any lands within the limits of the townships and parts oi townships above enumerated is required 10 establish the same to the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the proper Land Office, and make payment therefor, ds soon as practicable alsr seeing thas notce, and before the day appointed for the co mencement of the public sale of the lands enbrac- ing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited. RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.
 Cemmissioner of the General Land O6ce
 Nov. s, I8I7. 9-I3w
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ApyERrtsG.- kwood's Ma a2jns sayS.
 There is bat one way of obtsasag es=.sess-- publicity one way of obtaining publicity tisemcn's. fhe newspaper is tie ay-wheei hJ which the motive power of business enterprise k suS,ained, aud money the steam ey which the ai- vertising IS kept galhg
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NQR~M~MW-MC.

TNHE subscriber, agent for If. Haberman, will Il continue the formers business at his old stand on Main, near Markham street, and keep constant ly on hand full and well assorted stock of Groce- ries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Castings. &c, &c. all of which will be sold low for cash The highest market prices will be paid for country pro- duee, as beef hides, pcltries, becswax, &c.
 JOHN KRAUSE. Little Rock, lSi7. I9-tian.
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fxArgk CT Mssv. QrEES cy ScoTsA--I hs sub iesed trsasiatioa of lhese weil-kns~n vsEses s hy f-nioD. IL Is al once literal sssd beaatfal:
 70 Donse Deus, spesssi ia tc,
 Garissiaiss Jesu. eunc iibers me !
 ln duFa eatena, in mlsera prns, dssidero fs,
 Lsagaendo, Esaea lu, et gsHaAeclepds.
 Adero, impsoFe, a hberes me" 70 Lord Got of tioss~. Ihsse trusted h thss, Q Jesus beloved. new liberae nss !. Ia tesie:s % g4iliag, in toriures aEpaliing. nng
 after thee
 In incoming, in groanipx. oh bent knee stsninx, 1 adore thee, ttpplose ties, te hbsEate ne."
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Synopsis of the Report of thi Secretary of the
 Treasury.

This yoluminous and masterly document, being perhaps the most comprehensive sagacious and ar gumentaive. that has ever issued from the depart meat over which its distinguished author presides is in our hands; it is longehan ths message, occu- pying oyer ten columns in the Union newsT aper, and as whole, IS replete with interest, that it has claim upon the attention of every man in the community. There are, however, petitions suscep- tible of synoptical publication which we shall duce to this iorm portions which shall extract entire; and much that is merely expOsitoy, we must reluctantly, but necessarily, omit. The report opens with the following compendium of the hnaLcal statements and estimates. The Receipts and Expenditures for the fiscal year, ending on the 3Oth June, lSI7, were From customs, $23,747.s64 66 From public lands. 2,49S.355 9 From miscellan ,ous sources, l00,570 5l From avals of Treasury notes and loans, 25.679, l99 U Total .ecepts, S52,025.ss9 s2 Add bal. in Treasury, July I '46, 9,l26, ,l37 06 Total means. $sI,i52,s2s 90 The expenditures during inc same period, were 59,45l.l77 6 Leaving balance in Treasury. July l. 1857. si.7ol.a5l 25 The estimated Receipts and Expenditures for the fiscal year, ending 3Oth June, lsis, are
 RECEIPTS, vTz: From customs, lst quarter, by ac- tual returns. sll,lO6,257 Il From customs, 2d, Sd and ith quar. ters, as estimated. i9,s93,7I2 50
 $3I, ,0o0. 900 co From sales of public lands, $500, GOO co From miscellaneous sources, 400, GOO 00
 S34,9OO,00O % From avas of Treasury notes and loans, 6,2S5, ,294 5
 $il.ls5,2I5!5 Add balance in Treasury, July l, lS47, l,70I,25I Ij
  Total means, as estimated, S42, ,SS6, ,5l5 so
 EXPENDITURES, VIZ: The actual expenditures for lst quarter, ending Sep tember 30, 1877. were Si6, io9, l9i 6O The estimated expenditures for the public service, during the other three quarters, lrsm October 1, 13i7, to June 90, lSi3, are Civil list, foreign intercourse, aud ; miscellaneous, : 5,lS6, lS0 42 Army proper, ln-
 ciuding vofon-
 aeers. I9,os0,s65 5s Fortlica ations, ord 4..o., nance, ,as,ning mi
 htia, &c., 2,OS6,tl6 S9 Indian department, l,720,660 25 Pensions, ,O63, ,523 66 Naval establishm't ie,2il ,072 47 Interest on public debt and Treasa-
 " notes, 2,2j0,j77 lS Treasury notes ont-
 standing and pay.
 able when ple
 senied, 2o7,l39 3t
 I2ll6, l65 s
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From California

The jD1rnai ef fCommesce has late da'es fren caiisonia The people oI San frshsiseo bad eiec- tel a town conncii. The eiaigratioa to Cstifosa,s tnis year wii Hat exs eel ninety wagena. Ehs smi. gsatisn te 0wgsa. t was stated. was imAshse- Up to tsss i5si' August. ise ~sxoss hsi passsd fsIt Hall. asd fa4hy inoie gre sYpeetfd
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S5s,6l5,660 07

Excess of expenditures over means, July |, 1sis, Si5,72S,ili a7 The estimated receipts, means and expenditures, for the fiscal year. commencing July l, lSIS. and ending June 30, lSi9, are From customs, Ss2,OOo,OO %, From sales of public lands, 5000 100 co From miscellaneous sources, 100, GOO 00 Total revenue, $35, 900 co Deduct deficit, July l, l, 'tS, I5,72o, ,ll4 21 Means available for service of tis- cal year, ending June 30, 1879, Sl9, ,370, ,SS5 73 The expenditures during Inc same period, as esti- mated by the several Departments of State Trea-. sury,~Wsr. Navy, and Post Master General, are / The balances of for mer appropria- tions which will be required to be expended this VT. s l,415,2lO 17 Permanent and in tons, 4,Ss7.5y7 s2 Specific appfopria- tians asked for this year. %o'SS2'lo5 iS
 --- Ss5,6t4.9tl 72 Civil list, foreign intercourse, and mscelianeous, 5 5,sl3.06l 8 Array pIeper, vol unteers, and mil itafy Academy, s2,oO7.Oas 42 Qualifications, ord- < pan earning uni lita, &c., 2OJ5.l0S 90 Pensions l,694,3ls e4 Indian department. 92S,iOl st Naval estabiishmi. lO.90j,5 5s Interest public debt and TTeasu- Y notes, 2.45S40-6
 
 $55,6ii.9Il 72 Deduct means remaining APplica- bic 10 sersice of fiscal year eh- ing June 80, lst9, SlS,sIO,SSa 73
  Excess of expenditures over means t July l. lste, Sj6,27i,0SS %
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HUTT & PARSEL

XxO q q " \ 4x1kkX1A HAVE just reed per Steamer Wm. Armstrong \ \ from Cincianaii. a bbls rectifed whiskey, best old bourbon ditto, s monoHgahea ditto, 25 kegs nails assorted sizes, flooring bfads, 1 bales cotton yarn. 3 batting, 10 boxes star candies, as plough plates,
 keg horse shoe nails, i-s dog kitchen shoves & tongues, aS pr common fre.dogs,
 ALSO \ large assortment roaLd. square & flat bar iron, of all sizes.
 ALSO Two tons assorted castings all low for CASH. Little Rock, g Nov. ls47 i2-u
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bio, ,Sa'anag the rights of Pre- emption to lands as nun the above townships, are requested to s'Ains within the time prescribed by law.
 JOHN BRurON, Noy. x rS.- REoIsrgR
 9-l3w
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Ch0ctaW Land Scrip.

10A0 Acres. in pieces oi 30, l60 and 32O lOfU acres, for sale cheap, ny
 VIM. B. WAIT Dee G. Iei7 l3-u
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Notice 10 Exemption Claimants.

sd 'o'Io" ing township plats have been receiv- '"usoh s, C. H., Arkansas, viz,
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Sl.7Ol.a5l 25 nditures for the are
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S34,900,000 % 
 6,2S5,294 5
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SIP, so ter, ending Sep $i6, io9,l9i 6O
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-08

1.-The treaty may very pfopenl, ,ys sacsirs:
flights Of property, andSc civil SlibsftY so;the.
observation-disclosures resident The lime Ices
l;sion on 5the soil But 16e tgeatJ
Epower ,with;us;cannat, By express gsispula
It,ionofsby impiicat tion, EIeco ognise gree;
Ito any municipa nlation lasgs:
(which Wo1ld d.be fn derpg ati1na CHS
of American citizens. Que of.those sights
hts ,5thal. ciiizen mo vim with. dis ,pess
! Ety and being protected ;in :the ijornentof
the same:upon any portion ss Gonat
domain. ~ ~ 2: f2:S
4: It+isJihe duty therefo ore ,sof slhe afeafYE
ttmaking power ,5ot this agoy yefnme13 ao
iframesfhe treaty ofi cession5 as hal bis;
Ilrightmay be by no means imEairsd sbut
j,onihe contrary he distinct fee5g jsed
and proclaimed. = S,Ts.: g: 8:
1.-The srighthere confe ended for ean
! or be di4ested blythe treaty MIX 5Res;
Eof our urowncountry, by 1tlee enactias :0f
llbe %inhahilants.oft the soil:5 Fhes uidnicis
|lpal laws Of: Mexico, therefpre, woala 6ass
]to succomb TO his,conslitusiona sof
lthe American citizen: y IS
- Lie StCuuuJ q pIpIpUSittou iadtu fsutssutv1
us, as expressive; of the position l,E ihes AL.
ALBANIA; G Convention, followssa salm0stS Sas a
corollary from The; first Congress hadt
1abolish.slayery. in the iitories: Every.
Southern. mau. will insist on that Jon.
If ,hen;slayery should existsiin esneW
]territoty by virtue of the slaRelI ssa:
yailing himself bis conslistui uiIons ights
and moving. with his slaves into Ilis5 Wy
acquired territory. Congress frnsl fptecE
This slayeholderby pfoper;municipa Enact:
mems and by its Courts JqsIiitce, OF.
'alihorize territorial Legislatures 10 do. .sos
las. long as theterriiury yremaiusa aefritorys
When it, or any portion Of il beco,nessa g,
State, twill provide .forits .pwn preteclinn
1 and forlhe preservation sofits dopnestic
Institutions. ( = ;ss
As The probability IS very great Sthat q
|lrealy Of peace!will soons bsIrai6ed Zoe
Tween Mexicoandih The United States, ,@hicti
. will.sede ample territories TO this country,
tits proper that the south should speak
promptly and 'frmlyin resard To: :heFrishis
4 and her. determinations, enforce them.
lIsthe South viii act hniledlySS ySSahd act
1 pfomtly, she will triumph in this struggle
Lin defence Of tho combined forcesof pbliti-
cal.prolisacy and abolition fanaticisH: Z I
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| From he Teiegrdrls ,a'

:, :, :; E, :, & ,rc,x,
Ala IA A5AniAAlNDlH !, Z, "a flE M ne olpEtyS : =
we called atfention some iew1ays ago.
70 the resolutions @ @adop.ed: py y tnesHe g sisla7 .
lure OF Alabama, nIeierenee tol e;PIlnei5 LOCI
EPles oil the Wllma!s P'royiso. .ssszye have !,
now the pleasure :itoainlofm Iea aers' s
that on this point the people q sAta
fihrous1 their delegates assembled az. q Z
Montgomery, on the 4 Tor, ttlcs pose,
Of nominating Gan Electoral nel5et s5los: 3.
Presided aEd Vice Rreslde n.sl ages e Ken
a still eeided II anu
.mIsl1ss sstand:aStl 1aYe ado fesgllu:t
lions, asserting hro y Inc irls 81
citizen Of the United 2 tes lse any
Territory acquired by Qr
with tlIs prsper II staye other
kina:s ey sst ills sset
gfess oy adoplll 8llle lyytgloi pTo yisss 70
IProilibR sue n re oval and easnf atnd
lotibe ferlltora e yefnmeIlt soF exclude ny
1esl;sssa afe taislss }aaaBaq
EoPinlons in tayorS Gli tflc Gonst,tiiii0n,
sa,5s'stIe s3s'sti apdslnt favor
Eol 90 S9nhefI 1ssll rlgdss. .ffss
e., i1e,resellu 9
ilotfsss;. P,' !. L.; IL: afe
EtonaroI iheinfpr be pre- snhiei
WI Whereas, OPInions have sbeeIssxpFes-
SEQ Sc: ny emlnent members oflhe;saeino ocrat;
|!c parry and by q convention offhaspartyys
10 n. = assembled. rtde purpose: sslec.
ing oelegates o me Bailimoresa owen;
't'on' taa. Inc municipal the klesf.
.s can .erll."rles Woqa not - 70 oe changed IN
1Iu ceuea .ert,l.ory. 9y 4ne eesslori 10 the
assu S'aIes, a';s anu 'nae.slayefySe nor
oc oc ,se l.,IS.a,Iseu eSeepI oy lne aitorIly
~. S G y. ol tt we le sls @ attre y e:
@ ;he,,, - ~, "a no
20 a,,o"eu W seSfst pom
49, @ - ~ n'Ir.aal. anu eihs same am
III mp pa,.,'..,, @ Is, 'S,h", "o - .usa.eh - -
=. ...ii .eu: ! na' .le,.tea' g, ~ cesslon
:n"u,a eo.'.alo = ciause securing an entry
,p.o Inose 'e.,ltoiles 70 an :lnec.fizens OF
.as on,.ea o.a'es' W,.n 'helf 4Prgaperiy of
p''ou' at'u tIle5sane ne should,
reli'a'n Plolec.ea ~ tne: :. onlted States
m"e .'ie .e'tto''es ure unoeE ils autiIorlf
M. e..Sl,. *, ,;s al, !,t:s !;
eso!yea' ioa. ;l5le e. sllouids5e found
t,.or .o,,;,,, 49,, G.. r,
SfT Sa. s2s.i.gisssila 5 isepre
S,a; ,e ~ sss To-
oo.a'n' pelgre inc ratIiealion s 81 such a
teaty a.''pls securil,es i1at me rights Of
lug Joa.nesn Psople snoa,d ao!e 'l e endan5 l =
Sereu ou1l! .ns peIloaS,ll territories
snan ielliu'. son.relel ~. .
led STATES, e,.ier rll2n !, me con- ll!llce OF
me hnnlc'pal :, uleS.caof rom me, n
.eg,s,a.l1n y, 'Is o.t.ou; ~. 80:
hesolvea, inal tns op,aleas la yaaeea az
ri; - safFsr;os IIonI 9aisSt. ni,Sa
people Of aii'.bo Slate. can, Nm sihereyents
ihaa in the iormins ayconsiiialian sprepar.s ]
:atory 10 admi!sance as 3a stateS INTO The 1
Union, lawfully Or constitutional ,is li prevent
moving 10 or settliog ID such sieffiiofysSyiib.
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zGljs gSapls lsrtIaer,
EDGEF ED c.
WEDS D,.Ai,yl,. .MARReMn N 4 Cd s, ,ssIs4s.

Dsath Of John eaiae5 a iau,s.II, viii
be seen from accounts which u e5publislI q.
to day, ,!ttat the venerable EXP tesiJent s
Adams has a, lasl sone dowli,o the
lie died fnll iof years erhayipg g altained
The blshest houafsshis; country eodld be.asy
STOW, It candot4be. denied, that thonshS9 3
his course for a few years pasl has S1fos:s
been such as we could approve, q pos - ss:
.es .sessed many great and striking sqnalitiss,
was undoubtedly a patriot, ,sass eased sss.
of talents-of Ls'l 80 avery hsh lder-had great
learning and above; all, in his yale 81
lalion l'il was an upright, pure minded IN man. #
The highest h0nots were paid. to Shiss-r;e;.s 3
mains 80. ~ 80 ;,;zs5
The Courto Common. Pleas commenced 81,
" its session at this place pn M MondaY last,
Judge Frost presiding. q s3ss q
iNistates. .--laco consequence of our abs
sence and the illness Of our foreman, there g:
. - '-. " ~ > SiaSlS UufnoeI.--Ssi
We We will however; make only a few cor2
rections, leaving tito the good sense Of OUT
readers, toscorrect all unimpoftant erraia,, e
as we have generally doners IN an ai,icffe$
upon q lhe Lecture on. Electricity and tho q
exhibition Of p. Bybee one line should IS
read tfas, he spoke Of Q oyted's expert
.ments.ill polarilysdip.te.n, Read anotherS
sentence thus lie exhibited 10. COM 4
papy, model 9f Coils submarine baliery
for the destrpciion Of: hostile fleets,
It's hardly necessary 10 max sothers eorss
tons.
a Post Once has been established at
.GraniteSille near The line of The, Fad road 81
f-Edsefeld Dislrict-the NIaillo arigeSaat1 g. q
depart daily. e, Presley Post MMTsteFs g
sssI IYesare Indebted 10 lhs Hon 81 GagaIs
:hSua, ufler: BDTt t5r sayiouss
seaSIic SsEss DIlesaae They viii ace
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influenI nIse;' whilst from ,hes once 'pallid
,haa Jas .'lT ~ sI;ars os .s w;ii
"sssDaa ., - ; 1, :: aAs Z 80 ~
ieseioe.a'o s'e h'us'e 'nl 5out , '''ai =.
80 8. :''.i:' -, :: ::
- From the. Charleston Hercary i.4i:
| TIL E; ALABAMA. RES OLUTlONSi;:
WeScopy the following, admirable; arti-
,icle on the Alabama Resolutions from the
Augusta C Consli,utionalisI: fs.5 : !.
/ No event in The political movemenissof
hhe'day is fraughtwith more vitalinpor-
the passage of The resolutions
a1pfabe late Alabama Democratic .Conyen,
sioh They areof pi1lriDsicsimportance
ffof tiiteysset. .fJrth zlhe true Southerniposi-
L ID ald, clear, and decisive manner,
ds E5iinpoItance aud will
seIIsa faclica ffespl rs, ;becanses they will
sue efained 1.-The SpoopIo ofl stlIa
|:sssS;onl ts ppea dificliy 10 1.-THE
|sense Sof justice & cells any South
Fern fnan hat his rig hts eco equal NTH
4: aaIfiinsah a3,e III stalesin aes
pasaA ase tneSouih q
sssa sSsl'soF o.isociai de.
ssf'i'F1ne tesI % the
s s. i.s j
ss'.,e y, g ls,lal Dem
~ y ol w ein ocIaey OF
e z.lle'eiole ING VOICE! 70 OF the
aa nay SsoMzoe considered
5s ,o,ber eaG,"i 'uve,y spoken.
lsy;jebe fonn,, we DOUBT mol,
Nino MAJ ,be c;,;zanS = ;hs SeI tnall.a'll.
lie excluded f,orn r..,v;nn S1a'n eanae.
terlifSrv csasi,a @ ,h;s boyns ,u.o mexican
slaves ,nor bs rsf,,saJ vbg ,ha WIN tnelf. :
of The EJn;,ad s,a,os;ns ,.s p"; plo.ecuon VI
their. nroner,y Thny hana yraei! ~
claim nnpn ,bs raaaso.a,. uano sne.Thsio's
States n recogoise ,hs .iab,c.,i aa.ea
of sIav vcrv nc one oe ,hs eSis.enS9
insitu,;o2s Of ,be ,nu a;Ier.ai sucla.
ofthes fedsrol comnac, .na ;shi.h 1 ~ auo. asnnn,
be aboEshaJ a. a. avIoln.t.'., e.. anuot
Inn of ,bo .l'oh' :. any POI o.
,hnr;,,,; - ~" a,.onai o9'lfafi py any au-
,ao, ~" :. : Sa'eui u'fue' -, s''at COM
:;shs no:;,a.s o,:;I :..,,,,.,s, ..,. -. =,
~ s,'u,,s ~, .aNsu nyE,ne ',!aoaIna
So"se,'. ''.. oso' Se' tuo'i'selyes- hto the
'Mn wv ,''igmins mh P,"Posl.lols' ,-,. !,
Isl. va. IN me eYent .et a ccssion OF
,ieH'ca'. s. .er.rNofy'o oy 'reaty 20 .he oniled
sa,es..ns ,hinlcipal Ia ~s ~ ,nea'co can-
nv ro. l',esent q slavefioaer' ~!.n MS saves
rom moving INTO such territory ana and en-
Joy,ns on, 1re rist'! OF properly In,nIs slaves.
55.su: ,inaI y y IS tfio duty OF congress 10
Pfolec. ahd secure 20 Inc slave. holder IN.
easo e o.. susfl cession' ny adequate laws. the
rec anu uninterrupted privilege ol moving
.n.o anu iiYl9s WIN ms 81 slaves ;npon such
,efa,'ofy, anu tho enInymee'nrlt o. his proper:
y = susn &c = siaves' as lonS as me eeded ter
y tlry remains US under theJurlsdletIon aflhe
ienSTal le' lg,T government;
! ne fluesl'ors shall this cefed .lrerritory
become aud continue to :bci:while a:ierri77
,ory' e open 10 i9s institution OF slavery. is
,9E Iih .ne present me pnly practical question.
.sna,her ,;is mayor may no1n 1S future be
s"ai ~ iu.o Siave .States, "a ana d men !i as
onestian ouu e 'ha, aa',aea ,mo inc unon ls 81,