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Oils, Tallow Grease, and
Ohio Mineral Paint.

UllS, Iali0W crease, and
Ohio Mineral Paint.
800 barrels Machinery Oils. Price IS
cents per gallon.
3AD Gallons Machinery Oil, in casks of
varinus .izcs. Price - ris per yniion
sGN Blrrels B,iictl Paint Oil. Price 55
cents per gall"n
5000 Gallons Boiled Paint Oil, in casks "
varinns sizes. Price ), Gus per gal.
$50 Barrels Tanners Oil, Various kinds
ami qualities, from 3j to 6O cents per
COLON.
50 Tons 'rallow Grease. fnr Heavy
Bearing. and C.nrsc Machinery, in
barrels or Casks. Of any consistency
required. Price q GEMS per ponnl.
$50 Tons Ohio Mineral Paint, in Barrels,
nj the loves, market price.
lMachinrry Oh. warranted not TO chill in
the coolest weather, and considered by
Those using it as equal To Sperm Oil.
B"ibd Paint OH, equal to linsced Oil,
other than for white.
] am constantly rccieving large supplies
nf the above named articles, AMI my motto
is "amall profits und quick returns"
Is +. POND.
So Waier-s,rcet. (uniler the
Pear-~lrcei IIouse), New Y,,Tk.
Dec 10, 1851 a-,f
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Lewis M. Hatch,
NO. a9O MEETING STREET.

No. 19O WI H;E'THNG STREET.
CHARLESTON, $. &.
OII.S-Spcrm and Wl,uc-Agrnt Eh ac
Brnklyn Factory.
WHITE LEAD-Agent for Union Company.
IRON SAFES-Agcnt for Rich's Sslarnandcr.
PLATFORM SCALF.S-Ag-nt for Iaha ries.
BOGARDuS'S. MILI.S-Agc gent TOR NJ. II.
GEORGIA BURR STONES. Mnnufactu.
rcr. Articles
LEATHER BANDS, u large stock.
Charleston, G,s. 6. 80 ,f
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Notice,

Thr ncgr"c. belonging ,o Ellen J.
Xiiiicrn,umn will lc hired M, Ia tho high.
rst bidder l"r one year OH Saturday n-x,.
3r.i of January. 4, The residence at John
tslakcly. in The fnrs NJ Black Rive,
caSFnaon. }. Is. ~ II \ y, ...f -'->'~'
Agent to II re.
Dec -mIh, 1851 10 l.,
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COHA M r. As CHAL.
Charleston Market.

t'n.s!E.-"s, December 81, 1851.
C"t'"n--The sales. yesterday. amount
cd 10 $50 bales at prices ranging from
5.5 = cents, and an additional decline
aimee tho Balic's accounts. Mi,llling
Fair to Fair ranging from 8 a g Ia cents.
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For Sale,

t.;:fer The tract "f Land on which re. i,ic, ,
iuHa situated one mile and n half es,iih uf
,hlskaA SumtcrviIlr, on the Charleston Road.
The trnct contains ninety seven ncres.
To IN approved p,rcliascr credit of five y-nrs
Willhr given. J. ID. JONES.
Sumter, lille, Nov. -, 1851. 6-ilstf.
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Notice.,

The sub-rrii..r -nrn:s,ly solicit. :hmr jrnl-hs
ed I" him 8" mnkr immediate payment us nu
longer indulgence cnu bc given.
WEBB CLARK.
Sumirrvillr. D.c. 2?. 1851. Y-,i
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Preserves, Brandy Peaches
&C. &c. &C.

Preserves, Brandy Peaches
&C., &c. &c,
f. ]. Ginger Preserves, WI. do. (aas'ted)
Brandy Peaches and other brandy Fruits,
Cnrucua Maiascl,ins and Cord,al., (ass'ed)
Madeira, Sherry, Port and n. C.. Black
Berry Wines, Scotch Ale and London
Porter, Pinis and quarts.
HElDSEICH CHAMPAGNE.
Gnuva Jelly, Ca,sups and Sauces,
Rnse wafer, Chocolate and Cocoa,
Prunes. C,iirons, Currents and Raisius,
English French and American Mustard,
do p,,kl..
do and Goshen Cheese, Macaro,li,
Utalion.)
Smpcri"r Tyson and Blnck Teas. old Java,
Cnll;.c. English Walnu,s. Brazil FiIherts,
Shell Barks, and sn:t sl,cIIcd AI,nui.ds.
Smoked Beef Tongues, Picked Salmon,
Mackcrcl (kc.s ami bnrrcl.) Prime Leaf
Lard, in barrels and Kegs. Sugar cured
Hams. Bologna Sausage, Soda: Wine, Le-
mon. Water and Butter Crackers.
Choirc and FavUrite Brands Of Scgars
and Tobacco.
by ROBERT l.ATTA,
Nov 25.-:f-,lsii CaiBion, s. G.
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Bounty Land Claims.

Tie undersigned tcnd,rs hia services in tho
prosecution nnd coliaJiipn of claims for Olii-
GERS and Soldiers Who have been engaged in
the Military services ot the United States"
His facili,r's ~. sich as To ensure tbs prompt
est attention.
r. NJ. DYSON, agent.
Sum m'ervillc, April 3Oih. lasl ~ II
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Notice.,

DIR. W. JAMES DARt:AS respectfully .E
err Iii. professional services IL tl, ci,ixr,i, of
Suinrr,il illr aud its vicinity.
OHicr---,l,r .tys.,l,r.ary shop formerly ercu.
pied ny Dr. X. : ME,.Irrr.
Marcel, l9lh ~ 20 "
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Steel and Bead Bags,

SHELL. TUCK. AND SIDE COMBS.
Buffalo do. Buffalo Redding and Englsl, Horn
do. Hair and Coat Brushes. Fancy SOAPS,
Extracts, Sc.. and great many fancy articles.
sold low by W. J. FRANCIS,
Opposite +. }. & VI. Moses Law Office.
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beat S'r our tra,lc WAS launched from tile
s!ip yard of William bird, of that city, on
'''e ahi, instant. Her lin,en-inns are a.
follows: lcng'ii l39 Iret, breadth of bea,n
Di.afcct. depth 81 hold S'fcc., and meas.
urrs ahsnt 2I6 tUi,n. She liz to he prnpell.
M hy two engines oi 90 Nurse p.wcr each.
iier hull WAS bnilt by Mr.. Bird, and her en-.
Elncs by Messra. Cameron, MrD-r,nid g.
An.tar,i; her smith work by Mr.. Richards.
aud her joil'cr'a work by Mr.. S,nyrc, all OF
tl'srlrstOii; so thar she is on, and out
e'hsrieston hIilt lHsai. sjh" will be coin.
!n'a'e'' hy Captain WIN. ". Sm,llwnol,
la'e Of tho Pee Dcc.--Ghsrar (:ascife.
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Notice.

All Jr.nsnns having demands agninrr the -.
tate OF +. 5. IIclsrr, deceased. will present them
duly s,tcsied: and Iinsc indebted will make
payment I" T.. NJ. Anderson, Esd, Sumters lille,
C.. LOUISA BELSER, Adm'rr.
Oct. Goth. 1851 81 tf
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Sale Of Valuable Negroes
ar SUAfTERVILLE.
IN EQUITY

l'ERDRIAU ct nj We. WELLS ct al
By virtue Of on order made by the Coart
in tho above case. will offer for sale at
public out.cry nj Su,nteryiIlc on the first
Monday in January + G Il r Y-FlyE
prime, likely and vnlunb!e negroes, well
worthy the attention of buyers.
CoNDirioSs:--s;o murl t:Aah as will pay
the costs of the cnsc-fi,r the bnlancc. a
credit Of ono year, purchase money to be
secured by bond bearing iaterest, with per-
soual security, and ,nDrtgnge.
w. +. b. IIAiNS\VORTII,
Commissioner.
Any particular information desired, will
be given on application To tho Commissions
er, nr tn Nlessra. f. J. & VI. Moses, Sol'rs.
Dec. 9th. 1851 7 tlstrnj.
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South Carolina Sumter Dist.

IN EQTITY.
WIN. Lewis and others
W. t!ili for Acc't &c.
Leonard White and others
Il is ordered that the creditors Of 'Fbcmas
james Wilder, deccasc,i. late Sheriff Of suid
District, do appear before nse'' and prove skrir
demands against ihs deceased.
lly order of the Court.
JOHN Is. MILLER, Com'r.
Sumter, lille, Aug't 18th, 1851 II on6m
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Ready Made Clothing.
A large stock of Ready Made men and buys
Clothing. ut very iuw prices.
J.. u. HANKS.
Ih,c. 10Th. 1851 . II
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Wanted to Hire.

The subscriber wishes 10 enpi"y three
tn: Shoe AMI II mt mixers and one y.n,l
H'rnr,s mtker \ good price will be
gwen iur them.
SAMUEL. HARViN.
PlnwIen's Mills P.O. Dec. aD--ltl-3t
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Election Notice.

The election for lntendant aud Ward.
Gus of the Town Of Su'n,erviIe will be
held on Monday The l2lh January 1902 at
China's liutcl.
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed managers:
/" B ilAAks, J. Il. SoluMONs and ions
Il. GREEN.
THOMAS d. CHINA, {. q.
Dec. 30ih, 1851 10 81
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Executors Notice,

have appointed Mr.. Samuel f. Wilson my
Agent ,o settle up all the matters OF the Estate
uf Col. Stephen iacoste, hate Of this Dis,ricl
ANNA r. LAGOS fE.H
y..Aif p'fsots' having demhials against the Es-
fate'of Stephen Iecnste will present them duly
a,issted. Those indebted will make immediate
payment TO- - 5. L. WILSON; Agent.
May 9Th, 1851 % If
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U. y. SENATOR FROM kENTUckY.-T'ho
Ii0'. j"hn IL. Thompson wa. "n Snlur lay
e'ccttsl tn the Senate Of the United States
i"r six years from the 4tl' day Of March,
1ShI
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Lard.

500 ihs Prime Lard; No. ]. Mackcrrl, Su
gHr "iiee, and Tea, just received and for sale
low by W. J. FRANCIS.
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N office.

nR. J. NJ. SrAGGEES, having located
~ at Murray's Ferry. permanently, offers
his services 4" the people.
June 4lll 1851 ~ II
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Ribbons.

beautiful ns,sor,ment Of BoNSETS, CAR
and NECK KIBBGNS--also, all colors and
widths of Satin md Taflctn Ribbons. jus, re-
ccived and for sale low by WI. FRANCIS.
Sept Is 1851, I7-u
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Improved Endless Chain
Water Elevators.

All In'rs"ns wishing th- nbov" Elevator. can
i'e supplied by the snh-rrirr. who is the Ag-n,
for the District oi Sumter, =. &.
X +. LHnN.
Snmrcr>iilr, DECEMBER :, 1851. G-,i
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Butter.

South Carolina Sumter Dist
~ ORDINARY.
T.. NJ. Clark w T.. NJ. Gordon and otl,en.
II appearing TO my satisfaction thai T.. VI.
Gordon and wife, Ransom J. Clark, Samusl r.
Clark and john NJ. Clark. defendants In tbs
above stated case. rcsid. without this state.
II is therefore orlcr,d that lley do appear and
object TO the division or sale Of the Real Estate
Of Samuel Clark, deceased, on or hefo the
eighth day of January next, ur their consent to
the sumo will be entered of record.
w. LEWIS, U. S. u.
Sept. 9th, 1851 &c II
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
y e MA Y n v u

The Subscriber would respectfully in.
form the citizens oi Sumter and adjacnnt
Di tricia, that he has just opcned in Sum
tcrville beautiful assortment of
Clocks AND Watches,
l.rn,chcs, Fingrr Rings, Cuff PING. Ear
Rings, Buckets, Slides, Fob; Vest. Guard
Chains nf Sterl, Silver and Gnld-t;sld
aud Silver Pens and Pencil Caaes; Spccta-
cles oi various kihis White and Coral
Beads, Bracelets. &c. &c. All nf &;..i;e.h.
will DC sold at Charleston prices for Cash,
by e.. Il. MASON,
Ono store south Of
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w anted to Hire,

NOR The year 1852. Il GOOD COOK
Il Apply AT this otlicc.
Dec. 23, 1851. o-.t
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Hlf~. II II Eg!..5Ie "a
i. S.-Realring QlsS. tissc mi
d"fao ii, the very best manner and al the
shortest nmtice. *: All work du1ss by
the, warranted to give satisfaction. -
T.. +. ~.
December ., 1851 Is II
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PRINTING OF CONGksEss.

IN COMPLIANCE with the eins rsseaes 4ivsessag ~ s
a,,rs.:a win &c
secretary senate ana the Clerk Of The House Of
:pscvsly win me printing or s.eh for y:
s,asy O. One senate, in shs Capitol Ws:angsoa
~ sa . q Saturday. 80 day Of v
which tho printing e b ssd
sppicaon y desiring . max: pOpo.s s"1 =
@ Be s1 mot s .ss s %
Representatives, will form separate job and ots
aH rn elias Win consis, JOIN. resolution.
s.a% psa as' The y pss. % o.s
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weigh no. less than fourteen pounds The proposals ma a
u1ee e pes p p % paper ns, and sia 50
Tor number net sIass
Tie second clos. will reports win
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are required for The second Glass; sxcep TIA. ss es ~
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work folding and stitching aa sasd unde the seeo1
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printing b. executed In IL kess msnnsS
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p.per the ink, aad IN ss vUs. he ssu
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and CLERK Represenehdves
required furnish viii NJ pas0csoy
hs ki md hs abiM 70 u wus and v
and sucient aesny. b b esvAse
United district, as
district which the susss nay reside TOT ne
OF the W0posed 10 Be unds
proposal unsccompansd with such svdssos
win bc rejected. -
The poposas opsned the required by law on
Saturday, tie e day n February, ia5 10 O'Clock In me fo
AaBURY DICkINe,
Secretary Of The senate.
RICHARD r. YOUNG,
.MN t.nW Clerk Of the House Of Aeprsssnta@vss-
0A the newspapers city Of Washington suhonsed
publish advertisement daily for four successive wes
Jaa l0--d4w
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AW NOTICE.--ovID y. JOHNSON and HENRY ROohns
IL viii attend 10 oil proe
supreme Cou q The United States and IN ,n 10
District Coiuvnbta They will also a""
public departments at W~hs.ror ..
once Pennsyivaaia avenue, between iAh and sn A1
south side N"S"
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BALT1MoRE AND wAsuIH0TOR RASIROAD'
From washington Q 4. N. snA p daily, and 3
m daily except Sunday. ..,,x. a.
From Baltimore At a. M snA p n daily and T. M ss'V =
EsS smTiv TIL. PARSONS, Assn.
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mars their happiness Where it's progress did this
ever pass that did not crush civil liberty and establish
yassaage Where did fail 10 elevate the powerful lew
and humble in the dust the great masses To check or
subdue its claims 10 break its oppressive bonds and to
recover the free enjoyment and independence OF unen
numbered real property has been the great labor OF mod
tImes. bt
The duty Of the government, in my humble opinion. in
the disposal of the public domain is clearly marked out
requires sales be made Unfortunately 70 all and
the granting of the most perfect title to the purchaser II
rejects all embarassments. services ana condhions II
requires the purchaser be endowed with the most per
feet freedom from all restraint connected with his title,
with the the sale of his property. When these
sales made. and States organized in the new ter.
rioy the power of legislation on all subjects not yielded
TO the United States by the constitution vests in the State
authorities No greater injustice could be committed than
to attempt 10 cnail the free action Of the legislature
impair the unembarrassed enjoyment and transfer OF
property influence the character OF their State polty
BY restrictive conditions the title to their lands The
undeniabe duty OF administering the public domain in
reference to the independent States to be formed by the
seers upon them requires that the landhoder shall be
the free and independent Citizen and that the community
shall be built mp in the spirit Of true liberty
Hitherto the general action Of the government in
the disposition Of the public lands has been in &C
cordance with this view Of the subject In few
instances we have unfortunately departed from thess
principles but in every such the error has been
in the lead bearing lands Of Missouri and Illinois,
nstead OF sales, system of leasing was adopted and
continued for some years. II proved fruitful source
of embarrassment, difficulty, and expense, and was u
Mich;ran-by the action Of Of the departments. a.
housh without the authority Of Congress, similar ss
tenn IVES put into operation. Before single settler had
placed his foot upon that pennsua, OF an acre OF land
had been so permits were ssaeo Ior Inc s % Inc
newal were granted. These leases covered large ex'
tent Of country and II continued would have placed no
uncomfortable part Of Michigan In the hands OF the ten
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the other.
These causes which have mentioned, with others Of
kindred character, the efficient workers. under our
system OF in wardng of the evils that others
have suffered, and securing the general good They
operate silently and with oppression 10 none yet do
they the great object with tcnfod certainty
than any restrictive condition which be placed upon
The power OF individuals to purchase to hold property
They the result upon great and noble principles
the principles which PROPOSE "A the object Of Gev
prosperity OF all. With their foundations laid deep in
constitutions and laws, cherished in the hearts
OF the people OF true prosperity there little
danger of their abandonment.
WE'LL then, does the land system Of this country de.
serve, in ts general principles the encomum pronounced
days results like the works OF ages. A few years
since the eye might have traced the great basin OF the
Mississippi, bringing within its ken nothing but an nn-
broken wilderness The woodnans was not heard,
and the plough had touched s so the cabin OF the
settler not there its lakes had not been dinturSed BY
solitude. But the scene il changed. An energetic and
intelligent population has extended itself over the coun
try; the rich soil of the wilderness has become the cult
waited farm villages scattered over the whole
panse Of the country and fourshng cities are built
the borders OF the lakes and rivers Its productions
those OF amoet every climate and their abundance such
that you may trace them in amoA every port to which
the mercantile relations Of the nation extend On the
waters bordering the great valley the north and on the
south, and the rivers nterAecting it's commerce
and navigation abound In no country, in short a
tme have such results been effected In none are such
abundant elements OF prosperity exhibited-in none such
noble monuments of the results Of individual energy. and
toll, and intellect
The organized States OF this region. extending from
the great lakes to the waters of the Gall OF Mexico,
cover belt Of land from the northern to the southern
limits OF the nation, and emhzace every variety Of Gil
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And the rever0On oil property under these COndltons
would also bring with il complicated questions as to the
system for the disposal OF the land. think sir. in
whatever view may regard this matter, we cannot
fail TO see that shall involve ourselves IN labyrinth
of difficulty, from which we could scarcely expect to be
released.
NAV remark here, that we have never yet departed
from the general and great principles OF the land system
"a il now stands and turned aside TO meet the exgences
of special cases by experimental legislation IN the dispo
ston Of the public domain, without impang the har.
mony OF the syste and occasionng expense TO the
government with little or no advantage to individuals
So extensive il the subject that we can never manage
the public domain except under general rules forming
system They must be of character to insure the most
rfec, and unconditional titles they must secure the Ut
most simplicity in the action of the government they
require the agency OF few persons a. possible IN
administering the system they must demand i'e OF no
surveillance the transactions oil ms
the disposition and management OF real estate ,
II dangerous experiment for u.s. my humble ludg
ment to step beyond this | will not trouble the sen.
by dwelling longer upon the conditions annexed TO
the grants proposed in this BILL or on their effects on the
public veal
One great object desired by the petitioners upon this
subject, and by the senator who introduced this bill
10 occupy and inherit land This great principle lies at
the foundation Of their request have before very
brief petition which exhibits not only the reasoning but
The prayer of the petitioners, indicating the evil to be
avoided and the good to be accomplished
..The uuder siQned respectfully represent that In their
opnSon the right life includes the right to place to
llvs." sts. tHe 4F #raIaN{ tls III
In accordance with this opinion they pray for the free
dom of the public hndss bed ~ sae 13in"
shall enter on no Metaphysical discussion here upon
the subject of the absolute or natural 'rsn" OF