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Executive Department.

Whereas In" ca,l<" Of E!uca'ion in S"nth Ca.
rolira. dellnis al Tie Ichl which intelligent ard
experienced nu,i> arc capable OF shedding upon it,,
the Governor. in pursuance o! whal lie believes TO
be the pubic wish, sI :gaSiS to The Icachers
throughout the S;'a;c, The pr"prciy OF assembling
al Columbia, on Frday, the l2h Of July, to con-
sder the suhicc, u! FREE SC'!iti.S, the pre-
pal ration at hulEe ui Elementary ana "lher Douks
for the Use ui our Sc!urls, the best mode OF III.
surins the progress oi cdncatio' al" "'hef hHareo
matters
may I4ih, 800. l3 eoWld
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arleston, S. G.
July

YHlHE undersigned Factors, and General Com
1 mission Agents, do hereby return their most
sincere thanks 10 their numerous friends. for their
former liberal patronage, and solicit continuation
of the same. TIE South Carolina Railroad COM
pany having advertised 10 discontinue the receiv-
ing and forwarding OF all goods after the first Of
july next" Except those to pass over the Georgia
Railroad) we therefore most respectfully tender
our services to our friends and The country gen.
erallv, as Receiving and Forwarding Agents
Goods sent TO our care will be cautious Y handled,
and forwarded on iamdinc-chargin ing customary
rates. CHAMBERS &: WHITE,
South-Atian,ic Wharf, Charleston S. c.
June is, 1850. .iS eow2m
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New Music.

MIR. OATES would respectfully invite the at
lHl tentieu of the public generally, 10 his select
catalogue of musical publications, the copyrights
okwhich have been secured from the Co'nl users
Anna Bishops CIR nd March, founded on BellinI's
celebrated Rondo Finale, 'Ah! don't III ngie IN
La Somna nhula, and introducing the new varl-
.ation composed by Belini, never before pub
lshed and the property of Bochsa. EmbeIsl-
ed with correct likeness Of Madame Bishor, in
the character of Am;na. Arranged for the Piano
Forte by N. e. Bochsa. Price 373 cents.
,Une mutt dans les Tropi1ues. a night in the rro-
pics. Rerere, on a motive from lie Desert,
by Felicen David. Cumposedby Maurice Stra-
kusch. 374 cents.
Rirand Polka FtnaStique: composed by the late
eminent Gutars,, Vincent A Schmidt, author
of the Retreat Arranged tor the Piano Forte
by Miss Adele Kohnstock. 25 cents.
-Sunnyside Waltz: embellishcd with beautiful
and correct view Of Sunnyside. lhe residence OF
Washington Irving; composed by Henry j.
Oates. % cts.
Aud Laug Syne Polka by Francis Rziha. 25cts'
kary Blame Polka. IS cents.
La File de Regiment Polka introducing the air
'Salut Ia France IS cents,
Reve d'An,our Polk. - cents.
Yankee Doodle Polka. 25 cents.
F;e lerick Williams Garden P' lka. 25c.
Second Susannah Po ka. 25c
Home. Sweet Hume, Polka. beautiful 25c
las Rose of Summer Polka VERY popular. 2oc.
L. We not Polka. Rzha. 25c.
Celebrated Linda Polka, Introducing All would
the happy day was near 25c
Charleston Quadrilies; by +. Wnolcott. 374r.
Desparing Mary, beautiful Ballad, composed BY
The late distinguished vocalist, !ohn wilson %
CENTS
.Keowee Wsltzes. in Nos; by lady of South
Carolina 80 cents each
Palmetto Regiment Quick Step; en,he l<hed with
a correct representation Of the New Military
Hall, Charleston; by Henry r. Oates. 25c.
Scutheruer Quicks;cp; euihelli>bed with co rect
representation OF Steamship S"uherner; by IL.
T. Oates, 23c.
Jasper Guards March:-Co Composed by lady o!
South Carolina. 25c.
Lucy Lang Polka, Steyernarkische &5c. =
Carnival OF Venice Polka (very popular) 5oc.
.Steyrrniarkischc Favorte Polka 25r
Also all The New Music received by express
IRON the principal publishers in The United S,aes.
%.*A liberal discount made to dealers, Sc..ools
and SeuiIuar,es.
Orders lor these publications must be sent to
GEORGE OATES.
34 and 236 King -street, Cat the tend) Charleston
June 70. 5O
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q G!5RD,
June H..

FHNIlE Subscriber respectfully rorns his irlei is
4 and tie rubIic, that he has es abIIShcd a
STEAM FACTORY on Laurel street, directly
in front ci the Columbia Hotel, i"r manufacturing
oi Doors. aaSs:G.. ESIiEltss; planning,
Te,,agE,e and GToo! isag T'sooVissg and 9TH
or E'7l;,s1. lie tiaterS himself That, with the IA
cilitics he has, he furnish any article in his
line OF business, Of superior quality, aud at pri-
ccs which cannot fail 10 please.
Orders solicited and promptly attended 10.
In connection with the Establishment is first
rate HRisi Tor grinding Ccrsa. Also one nr
grinding CoD.-ieHl for Cattle. -1cal and
eiris:S constantly Tor sale
lie slI carries on the Carpenter Business, and
is nuw prepared to contract for Buildings Of al de-
scripIiuns. from Il Cottage to d Palace. on the
most favorable terms.
lie takes this opportunity TO return his most
grateful acknowledgements for raS; ilvors. aud So
llcI,s continuance &. BECK.
Columbia, June 3, 1850. Al WIN
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NlOU1,TRIE ROUSE,
slJEEKVAW's ISLAND.

FElHE subscriber having taken this extensive
1 ESTABLISHMENT, will open it for the re-
ception Of Visitors and Boardtrs on MONDAY,
JULY Slh, II is admirably situated, about the
middle of SaiIvans Island, with the Atlantic O.
cpan directly in front. a beautiful teach extends
for miles, afordns ample space for promenading,
and admirably ad&ptc;! for surf bathing. The ad-
iacent waters afford every opportunity to those
fond Of fishing or aquatic sports. The Island is
celebrated for its hc&llhiness, the equaby of its
temperature. and the bandness of It's atmosphere.
The building is large. airy and commodious, and
the parlors and chambers capacious and conve-
niently arranged, while the Furniture throng hout
the establishment is entirely new. There is hour
" communication with the city of Charleston, 5
miles distant, by steamboats,, thus combining the
attractions and resources Of large city with the
benefits cfa sea-shnre residence. no effort will be
spared on the part of the undersigned to render
the NIouLTRIE HOUSE among the post popular
places OF resort in the United States.
JAMES N. HURST.
July2. - OF
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Miscellaneous Books, &c.

Nj! {!scelianc0uS BOOKS, &C.
Cosmos; by llumboi;. 2r"ls.
The Angel o; the World, by the author OF festus
Wa:Sou's Dictionary Of i'oe!lcai Quotations
Southern harmony; Lineun's Botany
Travellers Guide through ihe u D. win Map
Music for the Piano and Guitar
Bcrtiml's Instructions for The Piano
Oiney's Modern Geography aud Atlas, revised
edition
Youart on the Horse
Eliioti's History OF Roman Liberty, &c.
Juiv2 a. YOUNG.
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Lava Ware,

TNIi.. subscriber has received Gard Baskets,
i H., es, Baskets, Candlesticks, Pitchers. &C.,
made or Lava, all neat and handsome articles
Also, nina Cups and Saucers, China Colognes,
Glass baskets, Toy Tumblers, Pitchers and Ba-
sons, Lcmoude Glasses, China Flower Pots Chi
ma Doll Heads, Tool Chests, Large Porte munnes.
backgammon boards, dice, miniature knives, China
Puff Boxes. with large variety Of Toys and Fan
cy Goods, all for sale by +. l.. ZEMP.
April l9. 81
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Camden Bridge,

T>HE following resolution was adopted by the
i Bridge Company, al meeting held on The
26th uIt
lS49, STAND for lSJO, 50 far as Stockholders hold
ing five shares or over are concerned, and that all
other persons pay as they 20, and may return free
the same day. &c. WEST, Sec'y.
January 1850 If
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Family Medicines.

VNTISTAR'S Balsam; Townscnds Sarsaparil-
w la; Cherry Pectoral; Rowand's Tonic Mix
ture: Rockies Enibrocation, for hopping cough;
Eppings Sarsaparl!!a and Queens Delight; Dr..
Aliens Compound, for the CURE OF DYSPEPSIA,
&C.; together witG every article IN the line, may
be had az Il. j. DELAYS.
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Thompsen's celebrated Starch Polish" !"
EOMPOi<ED "i i-mg ass, Guin Arabic, dc,
" and Contains nolh'ug injurious. 1t is highly
Recommended !"r giving il beautiful, glossy, and
<,uoolh surface 10 Ineis, ca5r'rs, collars, shirt
ho-"lGs ard al! kinds OF prints, &r.
On,. c,ke viii do sixty dozen o clothes, and no
family should Dc without them. Price l23 per
cake; $l4 per d. zen. For sale by
June MOORE u BELCIIER.
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Piano EOrteS,
June | !.

DEING appointed Agent Of Newman & Bros
ID Piano Fores, would rive notice that any per
sun GeSrous ni obtaining all instrument that will
wear well and Keep in tame, 20 apply TO The under
sirncd, who will order immediately, and nd'SupPy
them, either in Mahogany or Rose Wocd cases ::
terms moderate. On hand and N good 'rder, two
second hand Pianos, that i'll nc SOLD lew. IN price
J. b +. Boone,
Agent Of Newman & Bro.
Iuuo II IS
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fsUN AWAY

Nu Y " w IL u
VNROM the subscriber about tie first OF Febrd.
= ars last. his negro boy BRUTUS, about Is or
20 years of ags. so". bull, about five feet ten
inc. es high, very black and Il likely f. low. |
suppose lie is lurking about the neighborhood OF
Liberty Hill, where his mother lives. A beral-
rery litcra! reward will b. paid for his apprehen-
sion and delivery In me, II miles above Camden,
or for his confinement in the Jail at Camden.
". L. YOUNG.
June Is, 1850. i9 w3t
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ANOTHER IMSTAlMEMT
NEW SUMMER G0ODS!!

NG w s. U3aGAkaGS VVCU0
rEN!iE SuJScrinrr has just opened q handsome
j. addition 10 his already argc and varied az
sorlment ui SUMMER DRY GOODS, Of whic
the following articles form portion:
EAgsEEs' DEsi'AEstH3s@NT.
White spo;cj muSlI"S ior DRESSES
Plaid Swiss mu$:i@s (In elegant sr;lce)
Printed mnSr:; IN cvccy variety ni price and style
Plain White Jarnucr Swiss. and c!ieck'd muslins
Mourning and fancy ca!icucs; Grass Skirts
Ice CapcS. m!sin collars, aud chenseltes
Musii cuffs oi The newest fashion
Infants Frock Bodies
Swiss aud Jaconet Trimmings
l.acrs Of every kind
\ large assortment OF New uonne:s for Ladies'
aud Misses,
\ irc,h supply of plain and fancy ribbons
Hosiery oi every description
\ prc.rs;ra oi Fans and ditto OF Sunsnades and
Pa:#So,S
Barge Siawl$ ami mantcs
Black and white sewing six mitts
Gloves OF all SORTS and SIZES
Linen cau,ai: iiAndkercheis al lOc. and others
with an upward Tendency
GEVTs.EIEE,E'S DEPARTMENT.
RcaGy-rnaGc coats, pants an" ves:>, all sizes
Handsome black aITacca cols 4. - 10
Bows coats. assorted sizes
Panama. l.cghGrH, and GouSc-brnnled straw hats
Black Drap D'E;r !nr Goats
Figured ditto or PANS
Su,nnipr rna,lMrs a;d Eestings
DRESS Shirts, Drawers and SuSpenders
iardnrrchiaF*, craval$. &c. &c.
All new and ;.tirAsISc, and guaranteed as lo,o as
tIlev eau be found in any aparkct
IEG.CE!LE.ASE&is'g.
Pavilion Cause, and l0-,t Nett for tie Mosquito
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Notice.
MASONIC EgALE
CLOTHING STORE,
26S King-street, corner of Wentworth,

SOO lAillS, ,-stISCl, ColuCI vi W SuIHOllu,
CHARLESTON, S. C..
VIZ A. KENT 6: MITCHELL. are now re.
w . ceving their usual supply of Spring and
Summer Clothing, 10 which they would invite the
attention Of purcis sers. They keep constantly on
Iani, a full a%d complete stock Of Clothing and
Genremcn's Ci!iiliag articles. Purchasers will
at al times find full stock OF
English and French Cloth Dress and Ffock Goats
Medium aud low priced Cloth do
Pants, OF all desert ptions,
And ull stock OF Vests.
They would invite attention TO their stock OF
OutItiing articles, viz: Shirts, Collars, Cravats,
Uuier Garments, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspendcrs,
Dressin. Gowns, &c. &c
Al ot the above Goods will be sold at the low
es. prices.
w. A. KENT q. MITCHELL,
25S Kings cor. Wentworth.
April l2. % #
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Dress Goods.

TTNHE subscribers have jusi received from New
L York. and arc now opening their Spring and
Summer supply, consisting in part, Of
Plain, Me,alne, Bfoche and Printed Barage
Print'd Marquisc, Tyrolcinne AIborine and Floride
Black Monsselin de Lain, Barage and Silk Tissue
Paris printed Jacnnet and Organdi Muslns
Fancy and mourning Gmghanis (S'na cheeky
Paris, American and Eng!sb Prints
ilsu--Ah elegant assortment OF Ivorv and Pa
per Fans. MCDONALD Il COOPER
Apri! l. 2G II
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The drawing OF t!'s Sweepstakc will take place
publicly OH the ODD day Of August, 1880. the day
on which the race will be run-'he place and hour
being first duly announced by advertisement; /;
when the names of all tie horses entered, wall be
allotted amongst the subscribers i'll each class and
on the 20il day Of September next, BY which time
the result of the race will be known, tie Prizes
will be distributed the holder OF the name Of the
winning horse in Class "a" receiving a prize OF
FgETV THOUSAND DOLLARS,
that ot ,hr second, Iaeenlg:Gre Tkous@"d D0liars
&c. &c in accordance with the above scheme.
A commission Of 10 per cent. to cover expenses
will be deducted on payment Of all prizes.
Any further information required, will be afford
ed by The Secretary, Mr. William I}arroI, at the
Offices as aboye-;o whom all applications for agen-
Cies and other COMMUNICATIONS are to be addressed
post Yc,d, and all rcmt'ances, either by blfl or
note 10 be made, in return for which, numbered
certificates will lie forwarded as dreced.
Lists OF horses entered for the above, and all
other races of Importance may BE- seen, together
with schemes for sweepstakes in the forthcoming
ST. Lcscr, &c, &c, &c.
June Is, 1915 d8 lit
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DOUGLASS NISBET,
TIE POWER OF BEAUTY.

NETE read ;hat tie strength If Samson lay II,
w his la +, md that when the prrhdIouS ''e-
IlIan had dc>pcd hi ui lis flowing lor1s, hi
power al DEPARTED ron hliH. When we see ii
yonnn anh inlery NHuiam, with magnhcsht h'lr,
Deinrc " HON al. seem 10 h0v, 4 history oi sam
son Is Inrc.u,y bro!I.iL /" m!ni. Let that proud
lady, through Schurss az Mcg:c,! he shurn OF her
iuXufant r.ncirIs. aud lite PrA"f at beauty is at
al eui. il LES li.i:hI.'S EAU LbSl RaL
HAIR nE$IUHiTii T. l., without doubt, the
best article rXi"ii !"I keeping 'Ic mar /" neal
thy state, rc..nv s,'y..: i.atf whrrn iiaS Gccone
:I;n ahd s.:r%r H., coast. ~ use WIZ keep The
hair ;oI SHY !t, ,uAar.;hi /" tie iiH$t ad' ihced
age h eH!Ie :tr..c"'@r '!h.;fIti a!"i Scuri, ana
Hrrps lie seal u.iIi a,!d Ecd:;!y, wEI'c The ia
not idt!e 10 ufn grey :" s"uii. H. "l!i OriS ia
new hl,r u.. heads .iGcI have brcunc premature
iy bad and prevent ;hc iiair falling out BY SICK
ness. ] have reserved testimonies ri tS 0cnch-
cla effects Ir"in prri'ns "i iIc highest rcSpccla-
bIii;y, and some u li.c nusi scientific gentlemen
Of TINS cItv lay, pronounced Ii 10 he unique. AS
every i;.i.v popular discovery liable to be coun-
tcrciied or initiated, - It Is with my Eau Lustrae
Hair Restorative. in imita;ion n this article
mas been manufactured III t!s cilv, wIlIch would
particularly cation The pubic a@h!nst. Always
ash or JULES iIAUEL'S Eau Luslraie liaIr
Restorative, and yuu viii then obtain an ar.icle
which * warranted 10 nGcr satisfaction,
JULES l!AuEl, l.U CheSnul-st. Phlla'
For sale in Cau,;icn by J. K. MckAlN, Il. J.
DEliAy. and L. l.. XnG p. June !.
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the ASSAM TEA COMPANY


l36 Greenwich Street, New York.
VNHE Proprietors heg to call the attention OF
4 connoiseurs in Tea, and the heads OF families
TO the choice and rare selection Of Teas imported
bv them, and hitherto unknown in this country,
which, by their fra yrance and deicacy, combined
with virgin purity and strength, produce an Intu-
sion of surprising richness ard favor.
TIE TEAS OFFERED. ARE THE FOLLOWING:
The Jcdio Boom, Black Tea, at 81 On per lb.
Niphpn. DO - IS
" Diari. 10 0 50
- D>acca, Green Tea, = 10
" Too: :S:Ia 60 U %
- Cdf Mixture. Il cnmrourdoft
most rare and choice Teas grown on
the fertile and genial soil uf Asam, 60
v ith view to encourage the introduction n
these matchIe>S Teas, il - the intention of the
proprieiors to distribute by lot, among he purcha-
ser<, quantity OF Tea equal 30
The frs. years. Profits Oh tho sales effected.
Each purchaser will receive enclosed in the
pac rge a numbered certificate, emitting him 10
ONE CHANCE IN TIE DIsTEiDUTIoN!H
sss- FOR EVERY FIFTY CENTS 90
aid out and on !ha rece p;> amounting to S20,0OO
tie aforementioned parcels Of Tea, to the value
Vi ten per cen'. OF
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS,
will be giren array as bOnusss!!! according to the
IA,
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For sale.

A SECOND hand Straw Gutter, (Eastman's
N patenrD in good order; also, one Of Hotch-
kiss make nearly new: either or both of which
will be sold very cheap. Apply at this office.
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ss%sa-;.. Z. j.. L. sss&JsS
SC-:2NJIG3- GACeOE2SBo
TUSr received per Suutrrirr:
y Congress water, Scser Apercnt,
Castor Oil, Cod Liver Oil,
Sweet Oil, Potash.
Toilet Sponge, (lnlIne.
Gclitlnc me Vanilla Beans,
Canary Seed. lnd;. Rubber Balls,
China Doll Heads, Yeast Powders,
India Rubber 90. Beef Marrow,
Eau IusiT' Barry S lricoalerous,
Hair Restorative, &c &c.
Also receiving In"u''i'. from New York and Phiadel-
pha, fresh suppl -. alcdrincs. and Chemicals
Surgical lnsiru' umcry, Lamps, Window Glass
Paints Oils d, Il viii DC sold on reasonable terms
Particular given 10 the putting up Of physicians
prescriptions and family recipes.
April 30 81 If
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Suncri0r MNsfHTsl,

TN quarter and half pound Loxes; White Mus
4 tard See /; Ginger; Black and Red Pepper
Spice; Nutmess Macs Cloves; Cinnamon, &c.
For sale BIZ Il. J. DELAY
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Notice.

Notice.
YlHE undersigned. having qualified as Executor
i OF the will of the late James r. AlCKain, his
b sness as Druggist and Apothecary will be
continued in the name of the undersigned, as Ex-
ecutor. under the management Of John Worlhing-
ton, ait ed by Dr. Wiley J. McEan, for the benefit
of his children; and the patronage heretofore ex-
tended to him is earnestly solicited to be extended
10 the continued business. Mr.. Worthiug,on is
authorised to receive money, grant receipts and
make settlements
All persons having demands against James r.
M:Kain are requested TO give notice to tho Execu.
tor as soon as possible. and those indebted are ear
.nestly requested to pay up as soon as possible,
and his friends are specially requested to do so.
JOHN RUSSER, Exr.
Camden, April 5th, 1850. %
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In F;o0ity--LanCaster District.

J. a. HasSeltne. Admir-. and Amelia Vl'ncs,
Adn'x. VS.. William McCorke and Elizabeth,
his .wife.-Petilion TO revive and apply FUNDS,
and so forth
TT appearing to my satisfaction, that lliam Nc
Il Cnrke and wife Elizabeth reside without The
limits of this State: 1t is ordered, on motion OF
ylinion & Hama, sol's. Tor, petitioners, that the
xad defendants do plead, answer or dcmur t" the
heti,ion in this case Oh or before the 7'h day OF
October, 1850, otherwise Judgment pro conicSso
will be- ordered 'sainst llen.
JAMES II. HlTIlERSPOON,
Comm'r Eq. l.. D.
comm'rs. Office, July l, 1850 ISL
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PilasoL's Chemical tE;sir aiavigorator,
LUR preventing Badness and to retore the
Z uaIr that has fallen oit or become thin, and
10 cure c.i.ctua!!y, ScUEF or DANUEUFr. For
sale b, Il. }. D.liAY.
Juiy >. 50 If
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Bacon. aacon!. Bacon!.!

THE subscriber has on hand 1900 lbs.
L superior BACON and corresponding quanti-
~ of LARD, IN the 10: there is nearly 1900 fine
Hams, any person wishing to purchase might find
it to their advantage TO call and examine, before
purchasing elsewhere terms will Le made &C.
commodaling.
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An extensive and well assorted stock Of other
articles in the grocery line, comprising all the
necessaries ct subsistence, together with fifty
thouaand best Cuba fled Forid, Segars.
II. HOLLEYMAN.
April ,, 1850. 2G II
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In Eouity-.Lancastcr District.

]. r. Hunter vs. Allen t. Blair ct al.-Petitlon to
account and apply funds.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Allen Z
i Blair, u defendant iii the above case resides
without the limits of this State: t is ordered, ON
motion of Clinton that he do answer, plead or de-
mur to TIE petition in above case on or before the
7th day OF October. 1850, otherwise judgment pro
cunfesso will b. o.dt red against MIN.
JAMES II VIII HERSpOON,
Comm'r. Eg. l.. ID.
Comm'rs Office. July l. 1850. 81
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| FtQNtlnhH w TIC dlFHlHgH were FRipu Tlfr
pound ~ PluurrVille. Almost lhe whole
lown h dug o'er, and lhe pnny found what
lhey supposed % bn lhs bed ofnn old creek,
whore gold was fund iu abundance a. dis
lnce from The surince u from siN 10 Twelve
feef.
The .MiHfs The bill introduced 10y Ils
Hon, Nc Green IN llls Senate ~ SAT- Jose i0r
lhs better regulation Of the iuiiirH md lh1
government oi iureifn miners las pissed
both branches ofihe Legislature, aud rrcoiy-
ed the approval Of the Governor, II II %
matter OF gal.l1t lH -apr IuindH nhciher tln
proylsinus Of Tho law can liO carried out, or
Wheeler any pORor exists by which HEY con
hc enforced II II Proposed Ia grant lirensos
% ioFrgn miners Iulll Congress hlinll make
some onnrimcui with relation 10 tho mines,
ln the event Of foreigners refusing to take
ont license, IL IN made tlie duty Of the sher-
N a. summon ~ posse NJ American cltiXGuf,
and hy force compel Them 10 eenHe opera
lions; aud for continuing 20 nine sublrrtH
the offending parties To imprisonment, Tho
Governor Il empowered 10 appoint collectors
of mining dues, receiving Two dollars for enrl
license granted. We question very much
whether tie State Legislature hsH my right
10 pass any such act, aud are impressed with
the belief ilinl riot aud bl0odthed, Instead Of
being prevented, will ensuo from any attempt
to enforce IT, IN many instances u VIII Lee
merely legnlizing tho most desperate attacks
upon p0FII0EE OF TIC foreign VuUututiuU, uUri
small amount Of revenue may
probably he derived from iis source, IL will
net ha sufficient 10 cOunterhhlnuce the many
bad effects which will arise from the opofn,
ton ofIhc act.--.Hk California, Mas ~
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lhey have passed obslruoIing lhe recovery
oil fugitive slaves, and also lake fllteluHl
steps ipr Tho praclicsl observance 10y iheir
citizens at tho constitutional stipulation for
The surrender df such slHgea,i the slHyeh0ldipg
States ought, without delay, 20 adopt meas
ures Of retaliation and non iniereoufse,
Hernlyed, That we have little confidence in
lhe efficacy Ut any lnw WHICH Congress lnny
piss a. secure tho Observance of this clHuse
Of tho Constitution becnuHg public 0piuinn
~ lhe Nauh IL 20 much opposed IA such laws
ihaf IL could not be- enforced. We look chief
~ 10 lhc States themselves WHO nfa parties IA
Ihe stipulation Ur me ObFeryhuroi huI any
law phssed by CDugross which gave 90 lie
fugitive uial by jury Ia the State 10 which
ho fed, Wouldas a remedy las mere mock.
cry,
Resolved. That In ease majority, la tho
face OF the eiesf fiFhis -; ,'-s South pass HY
law which should dcprye her ofihsl pnu 81
California situated ~ Morrill, or cat %
lfsB IexaH aHy part 81 llla territory llge
within tho boundary which she claiius ~ her
u,yt, or Interfere with slavery, OF lhe trade IN
slaves, IN tho district ~ Columbia, ll,on this
Convention, gn Hte --vMondAy after lh1
pazAage Of such lass, Ahall a. ASSEMBLE nj =
Tor the purpose Of considering lhe remedy IA
ho adopted for redress Of the wrongs Illus