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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-08-21
WAsHlNGTGN, August II. 1850.
,Fl,C Protest.


Mr.. HUNTER presented 4 protest against
the passage OF the bill for the admission of
California, copy OF which we insert, with
the names signed thereto:
We, the undersigned Senators, deeply
impressed with the Importance of the occa-
sion, and with solemn sense OF the re-
spnnsbiIlty under which we are acting, re-
specially submit the following protest
against the bill admitting California as a
Sutc into this Union, and request that il
may he entered upon the journal of the Sc.
nate. We feel that il is not enough to have
resisted IN debate alone, bill so iraupht
with mischief TO the Union and the States
which we represent. with all the resources
otargumcnt which we possessed, but that it
is also due 10 ourselves, the people whose
interests have been entrusted TO our care,
and 10 postcrtv, which even in its most dis
tant generations may feel its consequences,
10 leave IN whatever form may be most so.
lcmn and enduring, q memorial OF the op-
position which we have made to this inca
sure, and OF the reasons by which we have
been governed upon the pages of journal,
which the Constitution requires to be kept
so long as the Senate may have an eXis.
tcncc. we desire 10 place the reasons upon
which we are willing To Oe Judged by gen
cratIons living and yet 10 come, for our OPP
position TO bill whose consequences may
be so durable and portcntous as TO make il
an object OF deep interest to all who nay
come after us.
We have disscnted from this bill because
il gives the sanction OF law, and thus i'm
parts validity 10 the unauthorized action OF
n portion of the inhabitants OF California, by
which an odIOus discrimination s made
against the property OF tie fifteen slave
holding States ct the Union, who arc thus
deprived OF that position OF equality which
the Constitution SO manilcstly designs. and
which constitutes the only sure and stable
foundation on which this Union can repose.
Because the rights OF the holding
States to common and equal enjoymen,
OF the territory OF the Union has bccu de-
icalcd, by system OF measures. which
withou, the authority Of precedent OF law or
ol the Constitution wcrc manitcstIy con-
trvcd for that purpose, and which Congress
must sanction and adopt should this bill
become a law In sanctioning this system
OF measures, this Government will admit,
that the inhabitants OF it's territories, wheth-
or permanent or transient, whether lawfully
or uniawinIy occupying The same--may
form State without the previous authority
OF law, without even the parta. security OF
a territorial organization formed by Con-
gress, without any legal census or other
eilcleh. evidence o! their possessing tho
number OF citizens necessary to authorize
HE representation which they may claim,
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North carolina Election.

- aer.na = -
The Standaia thus states tho result OF
the late election for Governor and members
of the Legislature.
The Senats vii stand 81 Democrats, 10
23 hphigs, and tho House G5 Democrats, TO
90 .Whigs-ltaking FOURTEEN Demo-
cratic majority on. joint ballot.
IL VIII be sden, OH reference to orr table,
mat Col. Reidts vote thus far is A1,IlI, and
Gov" Mnnly's O,G5G-Caldwcll not heard
rom. and minority counted for Col. Reid
III fancy' and for Gov. Manly in Gates
ADD tho vote Of Caldwell as it was two
years since, and the votes of Yancy and
Gates, as they voted before, and Col. Reid
VIII have d4,g7J, and Gov Manly 4l,035.
GoV. Manly's vote will be about AZ 900, and
Col. Reld's about IS, 900.
Col. Reid has received $500 votes moro
than he received bcEore-2,1O0 more than
GoV. Manly received in lSa3-l 700 moro
than Mr.. Clay received in lSli-and 300
more than Gen. Taylor, got in 1913. The
whole vote for Reid and Manly in the pres
cnt election, will be some 500 more than i,
was in 1913
Wha! glorious victory" :"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-08-21
lFrom The Baltimore Snn.l

ASiaNGTnS, August f5.-
Sstofs-Mr. Mason moved to take nm,
the fugitive slave bill, and make i, the ordarr
OF the day for Monday next. and daily until
disposed Of "'
The discussion on the Southern. protest
was resumed.
Dir Hunter said that another paraer,nl,.
had been aided, by unanimous corsen; of
the signcrs, which was read. II addnces
virtual surrender Of the public domain oa
another reason against California.
Mr. Badger reviewed the subject of the
protest. He historically showed how Il WAS
regarded by the trainers of The OF the Con.
s'hu'ion, and argued strongly agains, en-.
tcring il on the journal.
Dir. Walker quoted the protest. 10 show.
Il imputed improper motives to Senators.
Dir: Hunter defended the protest against.
Mr. Walkers objection, and advocated en-
'cs!ng on the Journal, on the ground of ex-
pedoncy.
MIR; Benton presented a history Of the
British practice.
The question Of reception was then laid
on the table by the following vote
lcas-Mcssrs. Badger, Benton. Brad
bury, Bright, Chase Cooper, Dayis, of
massachusetts, Dodge, of Winconsin,
Downs Greene iIamlin, Houston, Miller.
Norris, Phelps. Pratt, Smith, Underwood,
Uphani, and Winihrop-22
Nays.-Alessrs. Atchison Baruwell, Bcr-
ricn, Butler, Cass, Davis OF Mississippi.
lhwson, Dickinson Dodge, Of Iowa Hun
ter, &iasco, aloron, Kusk. Sehaseinrr-
sssafefsss, Sooies Seurgeea, Turner and
fuEsc-g1
f.
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exercise was not common: Chat /, WAS
form Of showing their strong disapproba,im,,
of ;iinnasure; that ifti,is protest was ,,o,
entered upon The jnurual, It would 90 into.
itbe country, be printed and exercise iI,e,
same influence upon The people.
Mr..Dayis,sof Mdssissippir thought that ia.
the wish wasJto prevent any undue excite.
nicnt, hespneper course was % permit The.
protest to be quietly recorded on The journ..
al; the making OF lengthy speeches 10 be-.
printed, wonldnot have That effect.
The question being asked whether recon.
ton Of petition could place it upon Tie.
jourrl1l,. '"o
The Ppcsidcnt decided that it would not
messfs, BENTON, Downs and Paatt,. sev.
orally spoke against It's reception.
The further cons;dera,ioa Of the subject
was Then postponed.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-08-21

ATTEMPED ABDUCTIoN.-During the late
visit Of Robinson and E!drcd's circus to
this village, says the Walcrtown Union,
some OF the company attempted to rob Il
widowed lady OF her two beautiful danul-
tcrs--onc twelve and the other thirteen
years OF age. The widows name is Clarke.
IL appears that the girls, as is always the
case in country places when circus VS.
is 1t, were taking pleasure walk, view
ing the tent, and listening to the music
within. Their rare beauty attracted the
attention of the door keeper, who, after
enquiring their names, and finding that they
were latherless, and that their mother lived
on Beehe's Island, a little distance of, in
vlted them in. Being young, and as
thoughtless as they were innocent, they
gladly accepted the imitation Every ci-
fort was then made TO win their confidence.
They were tlattcrcd, and showcred with
presents, and finally were told if they would
Join heconpany, that they should receive
$500 each on arriving AT New York city.
The girls were over persuaded, and con
scnted to go. Arrangements were accord
'ngly made to take hcmby private convey
ance TO Sackott's llarbor that night after
the performances. Their mother, ill then
unconscious OF what was going on, employ
Cd an officer to assist her in obtaining their
release. The company s,oully refused to
give them up, hut finding that legal action
was about to be taken, Jet them 90.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-08-21
New Cotton.

The first bale of this years crop received
in Charleston, arrived there on Friday, the
10th inst. 1t camc from the plantation of
J., Is. BOsrwlrK, Jefferson Co Geo. 1t
was sold at r3 cls.--quality "stric,ly mid
ding
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-08-21
y. $. q. IeicIhnrdson, Editor.

-G.fs Mcssrs. A. WRITE g. Co, are
Agents for the Banner in Sumtcrvilc.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-08-21
New Mexico

The Bill to provide a territorial govern.
mcnt for New Mexico passed the Senate ON
the 10Th inst CFhursday) by the following
vote.
YEAS -Messrs Atchison, Badger, Benton
ncrncn bradbury, Bright Cass, Coopcr,
Dawson, Dodge, OF Iowa Douglass, Downs
FcIch, Houston, Hunter, King, Nlancnm
Mason, Norris, Pratt, Rusk, Sebastian,
Shields, Sturgeon, Underwood, Wales, and
Whitcomb-27.
NAYS Messrs. Chase, Davis of Massa-
chusetts, Dodge Of Wisconsin, Greene,
liami'n, Miller. Phelps, Upham, Walker and
Winthrop-lO.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-08-21
EgEEEDVR RT.

The Office of the SUMTER BANNER has
been rcmovcdto the now building (upslars)
one door north of A. J. 81 i. Moses store
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-08-21

QUANDARY.-A gentleman in Char
lesion who entertained gnod deal Of con-
Pany at dir nerr had blackv as an attend.
ant who was native OF Africa, and neyer,
could be taught TO hand things invariably
lrjt hand OF the guests al table. At length
his master thought OF an intallble eyped:-
ent TO direct hini, as the coats we're then
worn IN Charleston s:Rgle breasted, in the
present Quaker fashion he told him always-
10 hand to the button. hole side. Unlortu-
nateiy, however. for the poor fellow, OH tho
aay alter he had this ingenious lesson, there
was among tbs guests at dinner foreign
gentleman With double breasted coat, and
he was for while completely at a stand
lie looked first at one side OF the gentle
mans coat, and then at the other, anh
finally, quite confounded at the outlandish
make ol the strangers garment, he cast a
deSpa!ring look NJ his master, and exclaim-
ing ~ a loud voice, buttons on both sides.
massa," banded the plate right over the.
gcnucmaD's head.
\ beautiful young girl WAS awakened
last night by the sercuaders, from her.
swctt and tranquil sleep---just such sleep.
as youth and innocence i'll sealtl always.
enjoys. She asked her rnot her, '.are those
lilc alCS rom heaven we read OF! X
beantiiui compliment for our serenading
friends, and qeite deserved.-Dai, Fri.
"a little more animatiot> my dear
whispered Lady B, TO the gentle Susan,
wbo was walking langualy through
qt'adrile, "Do leave mo 10 Inaaage my
own business mamma, y replied the psopi.
dent nymph, shall not dance nv rmgle,s
ont Of curl for n married man" a0f
course nos my love, but was not aware
lswho year partner was"
When boots first came into fashion, a
pair was presented TO worthy mayor in
some part Of England, He examined them
atteniiseln and ce4tchslea tfpsy were a
new> kind Of baskets, ATccriihaly, when
hc won't to church the reSs Sunday, he
silng o,ie round his neck and pnt his 'pray-
CT book in'o@it. fIisswiie used the niher
10 bsing kop,e her marke;ing in,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-08-21
The Faith Of the State.

The fear o hell Is n hangman s whip,
To hold tie wretch in order:
hut whcr you feel your honor grip,
Let that Dc aye your border.
Its slightcS iuuchcs-insta,I paalse-
Dcbar all side prcienGcs.
And rcsolutcly keep it's laws,
linear ing consequences
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-08-21

pous African at Louisville stumbled
Willie walking, one very dark night, and
was pitched head foremost down a cellar
which afforded him an open entrance ;
Sprlnging TO Ills feet, he exclaimed, Bress
dc Lord dat lit on my head! II dis niggcr
had scrarcd his shins so hard, | spec he
he broke his leg
Patrick, You fool, what makes you stale
after that rabbit when your gun has no
lock onr Hush, hush, dnrnli, the rabbit
don't know that
q Texas paper gives the following eau
ton:
Don'tbc surprised IT, after you have
sailed smoothly eight or ten months on the
voyage OF natrmony, you are suddenly
ovcrtaken by squalls
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-08-21

81 SEaNk IRoPEErr.-! nc following
statement made by a Baltn,ore correspond :
cHt nj the Tribune, illustrates an influence.
al nuJS ID the nrCitfic slave s. Sates, more
potential iisan abolition lectures or ncendi-
ary parnpi,!eieerEns,t TO effect the rapid ex-
i!nc'Io,i OF slavery vithin their hortlcrs.-
Siayeholdcrs cannot afford 10 hnld property
long winch has to be insured at such pres
miums:
"Th, papers from Western Virginia.
Western Maryland, ard the Eastern shore
counties, teea with advertisements OF re-
wards for runaway slaves. The difficulty
oi rccspsuring yuBaways Eas increased the
amount generally offered very much, S3Cf
and $3.50 each being very common. ami
informed by slave catcher and dea 'er
that the loss of slave property this sprinr
and summer, from Maryland and yIrrina.
as larger than at any former period. He
showed me a list Of advertisements he had
arranged IN his notebook. for references.
olfesing rewards foT cjshty-onez AMOUNT
ing to aboa, $20D0G The total value of
this number would be fully $50 pf)si,. IA
snug iieBl fog Slare. ragns Is Ia Isls,
and loss account ---- greet ii,Sg u i OK
them never being rrt vrred g
~-->~-~~-~e----s.-.--~lS>>-> " ~
JENNY LiNn-!a New York letter ar Tin.
ihlihdelphla Inquirer says
Great preparations are being made for
the reception of Jenny IInd, the Swedish
Nightingale, who will leave Liverpool ON
the 2lst o. his month for New York, in the
steamship Atlantic. The new 3fusic Hall.
in which she is to sing on the 18th OF Sep
temher, IS gong on rapidly, and must be
finished before the FIRST OF that month. u,,-
per penalty Of $4,000. The hall, which
IS The principal part of The eaitice, will be-
ono hunrcd and eight feet long, fifty
!ect high, and one hundred feet in width,
exclusive OF the Stage, which viii be fifty
eight feet in length, thirty feet deep, and
forty feet high. The whole ediice will be
lighted with forty eight windows, cnns,ruc-
ted after the Grec eclan style, each being four
teen feet high and seven wide Twenty
Tour OF these viii look out on Mercer street,
the 9th RS opening on court at the oppo-
site side OF The building. Eight dormitorcs
or doors, forming the entrance, will give an
audience of five thousand persons TO gcto out
OF The house in the short space of five min
utes al the utmost Two OF these entrances
viii open INTO broadway, from the rear of
the building, through grand passage way,
OF white marble; the other tour descending,
by large staircascs, fifteen in width, To-
Mercer street.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-17
0'tarppGifcbe Oeacbricbtem.

Deutfhlanb. = preuBen. = Ias
Silrlfen @clle9ium Der peutlhen llnicn it
,pirfIid, am %. Sllni utter benz GprGb ees
icrn. D. SDoew erOfllet rpereen. Gie n6djlfc
slrbeit ees Snritens& &elle9iums foa bic 8crs
bereitun9 Der slnefiibrung Der parasrapbcn
l72 Der reoietrtcm NeidsperfalIums feiu,
'pelder beia9t uea6 feline Seitimuuns in
Der Ssrfalluns oecr in ben @elesen eines
ginseltaates NIT Der 9ieibsperfafIung i'm
Wioerlprub itcben tilrfe, uno baB Der Qebtes
rem iberlahen blcibe, ltber bic leiteueeu
@runcfdse, nad benen bieGrIfspertretunqeu
Der einssInen eeutiden Staaten Su erwablen
ieien Sellimmun9rn sl trefen." ,- u
3ar gerpcllitdnpisun9 bss prenBilhen
SploniriDifems 9ebOrt Der NIT 9lsht uiel
slufieben erre9enbe @orpsbefebl an Ole @ar.
niiOa, fpoeurd, jseer Scloat aafsefurbert
ipiro, iiber feine Gameraten su tpadbcll unb
pO an einenl folden cemofratilbe @eIlnnuns
gen bsnerft oeer gar AeuBerunsen 9ebort
nereelt, &c oerptlhtet feI, ie9leid eaucn
slnSei9e 81 MAIDEN.
Die MeoiatiflruusspIdne mebrerer fleiner
ganoer uno ,anieutlid) Der tblrineileben
Staaten bnrh preu6eu seben i'm Stiaen
sen'lida fdpaellen Sdrittes ibrer 0ermtrfli,
dung ent9e9en, aao swar ,pirft bierbei Der
re9tereaoe perscs ppn Scburs Dor sIllcm
tbati9 eiu. Gcrlelbe bat nnnmebr audi bic
3nifiul,nnlig oes prinSen gilbert, @emabl
Der SsOai9in BON Gn9ano, erpirft. ysur Der
Greeperscs bon 98eimar niberffebt Bis Jest
nod entldleorn uno man slaubt, tnB frine
8stbeili8tn9 bel ben 8eiprehunsen il. g8ar.l
iban p ihn chen nidbt nadsiebisrr ffimmeu.
tperoe. God, peroen bon bier aus Die llutersl
tanclunsea tbdtig fcrtselcbt, um aud, bieleu
gBieerprnd, 81 tciriti0ea.
Hea SrIoaten ifl Der 8slld oes GrieosI
rihshains bel breitdsi0er slrrelttrafc nnters4
fa9t spproeH Wahrid,einlid, una feiue ben.os
tratfdlsn @eipeniter sii erbIieen.
8abfn. gBaS foll id, Jbucu fdreibeu2 2
/ GS ilf frm egfreuliheo Oellbdft J i,nmsr nur
y bic Wuaeen anb Sirirmrn aafncedeen, bic
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-17
~ % geg 90 Q & u i, a.
s. o ef | e.
Die 4DDesffrafe.
l5ortlseuua.l

sfs 4 81 y q
uslle ID, 70 large sinfam i'm @efdusuife
foB," .fuhr sr fort bate i'd, 3sit gum 9aad,s
beufen nno cine 0ieue fam lber MIDI 70
fardterlidt ipie &c nod fein Men(d, empfuns
ben baten fam. Maeine Wantfer mar talte
Gram ilber ineincn eeidlt1Inf 9cftorben, eii,cu
Menfdjen bate id) err,Orrsn beIfcn, ineins
Oeliebte babe Id, nngliidiht) gemadt fur
tbre ec6eHsseit : slauten gle, 0err, bae id,
eft psr,'ueifefao nit bem Rcpfe ,piebfr Die
aSanO serannt tiit cus gswu6ifein uieiner
Sd'ulo oriidte mid, si Bcbsn, Id, nlcinte es
i'ft,f ertrnoeis 81 fOnneu-r,ir ipire Der Sob
oamalS ette Grl0lnn9 9c,peltli. Da rrbielt
id siHrn Brief bon lucincr @elitttcm. Die.
ieS trsuel laBslslL bard, midi hem Gienc, Der
Sdanoe tloe9eifeaf bat MIDI nidt aafseafs
IL i 4 (! z j y
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-17
Nysitttpoeb, oen l7ten Jmli, 1850.

be oft 9enu9 nabe 9ctpelcn. Slls id Dor
3ebn Sabrsn, ereriift Yen Der Qait meiner
GeptllensbilIe, gum 2cce oerurtbeilt wnrce,
mar mir bic elusfId,t auf oas Sdaffct cine
8ctlttat benn bic 9iurthtuns bate MIDI
bon ,neiner @etpi6ensqual befreit. Das it
anSers 9epprcen, Sd, babe bereut, rpie elm
Wenfh berenen fam, ih babe mid 81 @rtt
9efpanot IN brilnfti9cm @ebet, nnb @ctt bat
mid erb6rt; sebn Sabre lang bia id nnitrdfs
tid) Der lcinem sln9en 9e,panbeIt nno Die
8or,pirfe meincs cnnern flno oeritummt
ih bin nerl0bnt nit Gott uuo nit mir lelbif.
uno jest loa id, iterben? 3, id babe oft
benz Gcoe in's sII9e 9eleben, tpena Die ucrs
9ifteten 8olSen Der Malaieu I'M ,lnS Ibwirrs
ten, tpenn Die Ganpnen Der Seerdubcr frad)@
ten, Die mir in ibre S6lupflpintel perfnI9ten,
wenn bic fruutmen SGtel Der enternbsn
piraten nnlere &Spfe beorphtsn - oa babe
th benz 2oee bnnoertfab iEs slu9e Sefeben.
GaS 1T nlht6-paS mar I'M &fc, in Der
s!ufrc9nn9 Der 8cfabr, 100 Der Nlutb Den
&orper beleelt, ,pc es Qeben I'm 9eben gilt !;
oanaIs mare id, Ieidt 9eftorben, bamalS
bate Der Gco nihts Shredldea fur mid.
81 tA babe Dem COB audi auoerwdrte ins
s4n9e 9elhaut. 9Schenlan9 lag id aul
Sumpf1eber auf SABA barnieoer uno bate
feine Soofumng auf 8ieosrgenefun9. slber
tidy fitrdtetc ben Sob nidt. Das Marf nieis
ner @ebetne mar pertrcdnet, meine Wlnstelu
batten feline Spannfraft ncbr, meine 9lers
ben waren crfhlafft, ,-mein &6rper tpebrte
ild nidt mebr eesen ben 600 = oie(er mar
mir etne GrIofnn9 bon lan9em Siedttume-
oamols mare tdh letdt 9elfotben. Sest aber,
1crr paitcr, babe i'd feine &raft gum Sters
ben III mir uno bic Gcoesansit jast MIDI
umber pie ein tpilbes Gbier III Ieiiem 8dfia.
Sh bin bremnoorei6i9 Sabre alt, in Der
8latbe meiner Wannesfraft bas N9art mel.
ner 9cbelne 1T frild,, ntein &6rper itrcst prn
&raft nno essensluft-unb jeet fcll id) Iters
ben Serehnen fol- ieb Die Stunce, mo cies
marine S.erS ftia ffrnen ioll, ,pc id, pebrlos
clelen loals ccnl Shwerte blnbalten fcD,
bae Dies meinem eeben cine @nce made,
baS 1T 9rdBltf, Soerr pfarrer - sraBlider,
als SIe beufen tOnnen. 9IIes in mir ruff
mad, ben, eeben unb bic unerbittlihe Gotbs
,penoi9fett fpribt: SOB. Ger WenId, Der
iuerit Die 2roesitrafe in Elm @elesbud,
idrisb, mar Elm llnsebeuer; Der Slud bon
tauienS nnb atermaIS tanlenb armen
Sdiadtrpfern bieles 8IutgefeBes liest auf
ihrn, uno pcnn eS cine @pi9feit giebt, ipenu
er Die GcoeSan9f aacr 9erurtbeilten bon
Oben ieben muB, er fam nidt ieIi9 tperoen
uno mare or eiu lceiliser 9ctuefen.
. (99IuB fclst) .s
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-17
s. 2SeDimAnn9en. e

Der ,,ebic @taats, Nscte" erfbtint oDlittwr9s.-
Der SutisriptipnsYreis fur SO 9lnm,ntrn ift 50 In
0oraustssabfnns, So ,25 rpenn innerbalt bes ertsn
Oalten abres, 50 so penn spabrsnc oes snetei, ba.
FEN Sabrss unp s2,75 wcnn ertt mad 9erfauf bee
Salrrs ts,ablt ipirc. 9litnanb tann bic 3cts
t,s aufseten rDnc rcrbcr alle 9tdtfanpe tssabf 81
baten. Sriefs unp Olittbeilunsen mdIen rcrtrfrei
iein, spe,,i fit tcriiflicbtist mcrben fellen.
U prttmefftr tbnnen mad elmer 9ercrbnuns
res Urneraisp prtNat5 Subitrpticns9ctber Fl "a NJ
% at 2eitanes tenren, wenn man rcns
eitcn (olhs soriefs often htersiett, ie perlcstln
anr arprtfliren last.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-13

DEREMPToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE LoTs-By au
so,y q deed from ON 2: ns =. ss. o. u. late Lsw
Der instant commencing O'Clock In the sernoon all the
"i Ios No. - ~ ss, " and .. ia square Nc.
Lots Nos. ! 70 inclusive, In square No. is ~;
.s. No.. i, i, p, Il Is. Gin ::sasi. No los.
Los Nos. / to asinciu.ve, in square No. iss
Lots Ncs 20 inclusive and Nos ITO Is inclusive and No. 10
These o are numbered according TO Davidson subdivision.
oihers square mmsdissy W. W
The sais viii on and 4 square ies on es,
and proceed 70 square les . 8. =. ..,.-'..l.ga ..
Terms q The purchase ca, money in cash and ne residue
% be secured BY The purcsse bonds with approved security
The usual deed Of trust deeds At the purcbase Thu,
fo win the term. Of sale within i've days. N,
night Of resale reserved at the puhser nsk and cost on
Lots 10 and square No 1885, according 70 Dsyidson
tending bach 10 feet nehesNo ID containing ss squsr,
feet and No n, 47ast. Terms the same
application at cfhcein the City Hall, or in Geotgetown
X.GREES,
Nov ls-d Auctoneer.
nz-The above sale is pestposcd, in consequence Of
ne "Wednesday, ne th o December sane hour Lot
@sa the .sls viii eommenc. on is TO- square No. iss n,
s.s s.s q % e. s: X. sss
ny o'''' o !" 'e'' A. GREEN,
Dec 3-a Auctonecr.
rns above sale !. nnrshsr postponed, :. sons.-
the rain until Saturday ne me IN instant AZ me same
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Dec sd Auctionecr.
ausace The unfsvobe weather until Friday, me is instant
Dec I'd A. GREEN, Aac,ioneer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-13

uOTTCEUnder Congress- approved September
IN 1850 makne appropriations for yea
ending Inc eh Of June, thousand eight hundred and any
one which Secretary o. the Navy "aahoscd examine
marine engines win fresh water commission has been sp
pointed 10 meet nsvyyad Philadelphia, the third Mon
day In December FOR the purpose o. examining suc In
sets inventions, for the purpose Indicated, a. ss
sented. 44NN hsffat stiss Ns. AktA N4
e.sed IN The subject BY presenting their dswn, pecncs
ions and models ohcr modes Of usatcn ~ the place and
dime above named nI examination viii be made into the merits Of
each saraus and report the Secretary Of the
Navy % furnish the House q "a
opinion Of the best cfad ccndense 70 The govern
~ " ~ N''"- WILL. A. GRAHAM,
Secretary Of the Navy
Navy DsrAsrnSrr, Nov. 20, 1850 Nh, fEf. 4t4E
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