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Notice,

sANTEE CANAL, Sept 10, 1851 THE
usual repairs Of tho season ON the Santce Canal
will be. completed by the Let Of October. NJ
whiehtime II will be open for tho passage OF
7llpats. "a s. SS s.4sa
The subscriber takes this opportunity Of in.
Canal and lie Reservoir, uye now all full Of ws-
ter, (which hns not been Tho ease on this dat,
for four. years paat,i thereby giving 4 eersail
,uoH.lSe 81 full pipt4@ thrtnshonI tho, season..
5ks alstssssSiU'rll. Ssp, san,ce Canal
>s2an;. 9. = ~ tassst
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South, ,Calolin Sumter Dist,

whereas have this day taken posscs.
SION SIC taa Ordinary of said Dis,riet) Of ,he
personal property as derelict OF John
liahks late OF Sumteryille decd; and /
ava'l myself OF this method To netjfy ali
persons indebted to the dec d 10 make i'm.
mediate payment TO Mr. l., u. Hanks. nv
agent Gin this particularly and those bav.
a,s demands against deed will hand them
IN duly attosted according to Inv. y
A., q, -, w. LEWIS, o. s. D.
aug. I'd 1850 IL If
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Beef Pork, Tongues, &c.

bENl, FOrK, Tong uGE, 0C.
IS bbla. Reynold' No. ] BEEF
i 20 isif bbis. r. M. Beef i
500 lba. fresh Smoked Reef.
2O0 lbs fresh BoloEnn Sausage
100 extra large Smoked Tongues
10 half bbls Pig Pork ~ :. s Z s. s
100 bbls. Mess Potk tif storc and TO nrriSs)
so bbls. Prime Pofk do do do
70 bbls. fresh Pr Heans 81 is
so do Ciariflsa and eide. Vinegar.
y For sals by.. IEAiAN SeAvEfLIE,
,s4SS Cot.ef r.. bay and Cumberland -sts.
char'es.sst Sept. %, 1851. 4s.-as
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Beautiful Fall Goods,
~ 0w Q1seahaKag.

nn!momg which are. Rich Changcahle silks.
Figured I.gsire., Changeahle Dominia. FIain,
and Figured Aipacas. Plain md Fig,,red ia
LANES, English and American Prints 60. win
.. general assortmont Of goodS, for sale low al
o.,a WI, FRANCIS.
oPposite !. ]. d NJ. Moscs' Law Office.
October 7, 1851, 40 n
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soHtziern Cosagress. s
COOPERATION CANDIDATES.

lsr Dtsr--Col T. N. DAWKINS,
SAMUEL 5RAINEY.
2Np Drsr--Hon. ). l.. ORR @ , &.
sse j. III. iRBY.
3RD DisT--Col. JOHN 8. PRESTON,
Col. JAMES CHESTNUT, Jr
4IH DIsT-Hon G.. W. DUDLEY,
Dr.. J. II. ZIMMERMAN.
OH DIsT--Dr. J. J.lNYARDLAW,
Col. PRESTON s. BROOKS
6TH DIsr--Hon. WILLIAM AIKEN,
Hon. w. ID. PORTER.
7TR DIsT-Hon. ANGUS PATTERSON
e Col. "A. J. EAW'rON.
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Notice,
Executive Department.

HEAD QuARrERs. 44th Reg. S, G. N.Y.
Order No. 63. 80 3'' A'si'
PURSUANT 10 Orders from Head
i Quarters. nm Election for Major
Of the Upper Battalion Of the 44,h Reeinsn,
= =. N; viii take place ON Saturday The ith
day oi October next, TO fill the VACANCY ocen.
sioned BY tho resisnaiion of Major II. 81. An.
tlefson. ~ 80 "a"
BY order Of Colonel MELLETT.
". y, WiLpER, Adj 4i,h Reg't. &. C. NJ
samtervi!e, Aug. %. 1851. A4-A,.
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Dry GOODS Tor Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON.
w. c.. BANCROFT,
233 and. 25s Kisu.SraSrr.
Zone door below Wentworth-S -Strect.)
We would again respectfully invite the ai.en.
ton Of our friends and customers In the country.
70 our extensive Stock Of DRYGOODS, when
they risit our City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED.
Consisting of Georgia PLANES and K.rseys.
Alabama do {.. do
Plain and Striped Osnabergs.
Bleachcd and brown Domcstica
SUPER DUFfIL BEANKETS-DlREf.r
IMPORTATION.
We would also par, icularly invite attention TO
our IMPORTATION Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being one Of the LARGEST
STOCKS INTHE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We ere also prepared TO furnish evcry nr,ie,.
In the Dry Goods I.inc, viz. Hnsicra, GoIyr.
Linens, Flannels, Cloths. .Casisners, Ronbnxins,'
Alpaccas, Meren6cs, Mo,issellnin do I..ines
Plaids, Jnconets and Swiss Muslins, Furniture
Dimity, Prints. Ginghnns, Shawls, I.aces. EIc.
ing. Ribbons, Trimmings, &C., &c.
September %, 1851. 4s..,f
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Steel and Bead Rags.

SHELL, TUCK, AND SIDE CoMBs
Dufiaio do, Buffalo Redding and English Horn
do. Hair and Coat Brishsa. Fancy SOAPS,
Eanaols' &e,' snd great n,eny fancy articles,
expected In faw days. NIL of which viii be
sold low by w. ]. FRANCIS ~
Opposite +. }. d u, Moses Law OfIlee.
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4 f;s,S h{ would sfes Ieesf t,sa
E fsfm tho eisi5s9ls nf Bsifrss II and
The lss hss
iifst FetnFaed fTcsH dryf IL a. fissa
nrrnnge f,ents III receive If;; s. g
TER af syeFy N Nd
Ife Iias 1h lnind nFd s;s n 81
ihreughnpt fhe season, d
Wines md CcrdiaIs, G:on6ccli iaJSa
thar was ever ofssTed be fofd Iii ~ sehs
MAY a9 3 So - 50 50 ~ III
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Negro Shoes,

tne sabscriher las made urfangensn,s q !,
Ihs manuieetIre affron Four 10 Ffss 'Thass,s,",s,
pairs Of tho above article by ,he Fall ss. ~.
rsfsrenss re "a 70 quality ho would respectfully
Of him, 20 those who patronized him assisasa ,t
can be afforded. 80 A' sasssW a. suW as
Msya2 2 tf ssop1, .f{.
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Ribbons.

! beautiful assortment Of BONNETs. CAP
nna NECK RIBBONS--nlsa, all colors and
ceiyed and for sale low by WI, FRSSCis
Sept. IS. 1851. I7S,c
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Wraasslss and snriga.

SY'islGH, inst rpr iTe1r,a nd stSSV;sS ma, Il
sseitl ts.;1i Egl, 4 :. II ~. sHANCtS,
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PLAIN TRUTH.
ID. y. From the Cnnden JeurnnLl
The Mountainn Labor lao! Mouse ir

~ u .
From the columns of newspapers, and
other sources, it was made evident, some
time since. that the ,voters OF this Congress
sional District were soon to be called on
:tu discard Coils. Preston and Chcsnut from
their ninds and affections, and to substi-
tute in their stead good men and trHe, who
would carry out the ends of the Southern
Rights Association" perverted TO party
uscs. a'he project did no: wnrs v-l' "
hrst--eai istt,S }.u- .siSs,a @i,jlsG ..eL ci
hnts, rasue:, sstss ti,s iuslecpristy ri uslrg
!'stae AasGliatsHns as party ,r,ecathesy and
,'rsii''e, in siieir ,tifs9:nfcd sapacisr
4 sew more piIlis az ,t,t: wtrts, h"s u er.
.~s T::;.cFnrs.{sn is.ofi6n, int,HgS gSif
working badly. l1N,ln.i GoA. -,:f.cS.ua
npel ~, aeW hu&tHg-s III C4!rEian
+, iSicb'eGt ys'y2i tho rcy, and !.au,as,..,
saro hacsi is,nt crhc--.iia,ncs aid Osens
were presented 10 carry the Secession
hosts through the deadly strife tn the elo.
rioas victory. hut tho occasion seemed
to require more than the bare announce.
ment-an address is voted, to instruct The
people why they should vote for Barnes
aniuSowens; !, anu more important still, why
they should not yo:e for Preston and Ches.
nut.
In this Address, there is lit,le ,ha, can
be intended to reflect upon Col. Chesnut
'--aad we suppose. only because tho indict.
intht coaid not he sustained By facts, for
he s.ahas te!oro tho people, a firm, con.
s'stsn'' sciiab!c statesman, an estiinable
gentleman, and above all. the upright,
Piaayin"dealing man. He is unimpeached
because unImpeacllabe--for it weeld be
absurd 10 'mPnte clemcnoy To a pssay, in
whlch cracking necks' is regarded as
merely good joke" II may have been
lhtended TO reflect upon the fact, that his
collegiate education" was derived from
an institution out Of tho State. If so, we
would only remark, that all those who
have heard or read his letters and speoches
or who know the man, must regret that
some Others do no, reflect like degree of
credit upon their alma tnator.
a. to Col. Preston, tho Address broadly
(shall we say coarselyD intimates that he
owns property out of the State. All. Do
you put money in the scale!" Is this
Congressional District prepared to lose The
services ot all her sons who own lands and
negroes in another State7 Aye. moro than
th's' TO prescribe them! Is Kershaw ready
TOR this test! Mytnemory serves me badiy.
u she haa not, within the stretch of a short
memory. repudiated this doctrine; and even
now, many citizens owning property
IN other States, hold responsible Offices
~ The District. Is this an enormous
offences against good morals and citizen.
SHIP! II so, and voters arc 10 stand tho
Test, lot them consider il and understand II
and lot those who haze the sword put info
Ee,r hands know il it be two-edaed. When
nus party get INTO power, we shall expect
@ sse an aole )uriat go whom they are
haep.eu Tor some a'tcntion) impeached
upon me ground that he is n freeholder
y another State.
hcse isasty remarks. Dir. Editor, come
ioil d." o
CAROLINA.
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fFor the Banner.l

Ma, EpIroR:- The Separate Secession-
lists say that Secession is the Remedy, and
that Secession Is Resistance.
B Isit j remedy Will Ii restore Cali.
ifornla 70 her position as a territory! No.
will Il authorize us 10 carry slaves th,re7
No. Whit repeal the Texe= Bill? No.
|:Willisfrepeal the Act abolishing the slave
trade In tie District Of Cdlumbia, No.
Wiliit repeal the Mexican Laws, Us far as
(and if) they arc Of force in New Mexico
and Utah? No.
There Is one Law, however, which it
will repeal SO faf as South Carolina is con.
cerned and that most efec,nally--- THE FU-
GITIvE, SLAVE BILL. !!
Il will be most rffectual WrLMor PRo.
visc, SO far as South Carolina 10 concern.
sd;A-for il will prevent her from carrying
slaves beyond the limits of her own terri
tory. ... i.,.fs.s.
lit Resistance n to turn our backs
upon an enemy and run away from him Is
resistance, then undoubtedly il 10. What,
in plain language. is the position OF the
Secessicnists They say that this Union
is a Copartnership Of Sovereign States;
That each State has the right 10 leave the
;copattnership whenever she plcases; that
the Northern Members have appropriated
allthe profits of the firm to themselves;
and they propose TO resist, not by filing a
Bill for an account,--not by fighting for
South Cardinals share of the profts,--but
by peGceable Secession; that is by simply
Withdrawing from the copartnership,--by
saying politely TO the North, gentlemen
good bye! We leave you forever!
In the next edition of Webster's Die
tionary let new definitions bc added to the
words Remedy, and Resis.ance taken from
| the vernucular Of tho Separate Secession.
lists.
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In Equity---Sumter District,
I. P. Loring ct. al.

,..' n; i;''"s f'''s q. a,n,, =, Dn.
Will be sold at Sumter Court Hou,. H..
Monday IN November no1t, and il no, then sold
WI be offered nj subsequent sale days.
tfnot OF land Of one hundred and scye,,v.
TWO 10 Of acres. acres. !l72 s.l0.) bounded by lands
=, john .. mchardson; Esq. and estate the late
right, title and interest of the interstate i.rrmin,,
Fits, deceased in the land called Brnnson'
On a credit of six months deeds for md No,
10 DO delivered until purchase money i. na;d
md II not paid to TO resold for cash a, risk OF
frst purchaser. -" -
By order Of the Court
- JOHN II. MILLER, Com'r.
sumterville, 9th Oct. 1851. so I'd
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Ready IEIatIo jg,;;l,sIs|

VII! bo pseaised &, i fs,y ;, IS
iiIls stlfk af aadp
81 syufy s,car. sIsli fss
opPisiia ss s s;ss
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.Strayed:

~ On tho lt,h inat., from the plantn.
E@3 .iun Of l.. Wi,herspoon's, . cream m.
@-A. ly, years old.s A suitable reward
VII. ns given 9. the delivery Of knid fly to thu
Sept. aoth, 1881 20 :,
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WhoTesale Boot a.na shee
= sFE..

HFs ssEGs,
La,'tHs' is,~ '. tEsa,,h ,om Celnrsd ycu,,y
2 i'r's 'rart,ct i:n. nra' siioo.agrI; firnb Fig.
uied bloouers and Gaiters; hid Ties and Sip.
pers, DC. DC. L. d. HANKS.
oct7 SO II
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ace oer the "! oria neT oityc ~ WSsla 91
extend, ,4: .5$5, 4 ~, ~
icaHan 's'l1te desc end!!',s,
s,,, !. q Is sas sns,rsssi an M Teeting.
~, ifor hrt,Sdav Oct 9Th a verv lnrre
49,; " - - ~ ~. i, !
nanoeI oI s'ie iioss IeSi'Sasayae . si.s. =. INC
m9 ass a tas as 30 s e.
zion oi SOUTH SaIcilna, my nae " iaSos O
ssi Isaes.
asnn,ed he ma S,sart ttouse ~ Q clock.
ana pelng iosn,ea tnto .te DY ,ne
IL as IS HisSsoa y. ss Sss Cap. g aao i Rssis ] and sI I
.spnes, 20 .s ane !aegis o. "uI
she naih ssrSes aan tnencs 70
Patl0in lr 11e se
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sslPce mo asPs oi tfo's h's' ~ 81 hS Nhtnac "
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tfessaf,f " va wy aSfe1 tN..:. or
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n. e .sf = NM =. f.tisdaers ~,
&f " NY ,,s,3 ~ 81 ssittSt ead
ssSss4 =, aiesT OF DINER. gen.
anu sxneoted 70 A,ldfras 1t. Their
VII ne lia,a hstore the public
y INIT they
1y; s ite cheers
stl y Prayer was of
ts.ss.s Ss ING Sl!SR TsR ~ iseF.d William II.
s9shS-s ~ M iaiay .ss
Iiors orous snn s s,aasp,s.es.
ln,rps ~ NALL ssun nus heiuon i,a-n
va ~, strarts. had
;nfen i; ~ ih an
, I. ,na tne great objects OF
rstSon - o,liy 1t gen.
ssaanssa bsasins Of all our friends. H.
.I1eak thso,s Ssssiu Nina syas aooss TO
sa,Y 81 hSl iass ',za;,s laS,cofaing %
seniia ia and cpre'
ppsais lar the country u had reached m I a
rnnsiJ Tine 20 nee. iI WIN
bsrnke t mn I;cr siienee
IN prst ssGh they
sssc,s suIrEa, Whose Very nnlno
r.lsseemeI INA nj, ,ncaS an,ia.. ,Si AT
three times sl ~. fnr. !, IN 49, .,i ~ e.eeta oi
hnsirg sta.jd i, srnnt siea rnosS a,,S sou, anu
81 it.e aies. ting, adv sieonstrnted ,bas b
It'd separate slt sssjn of stnth Snrn;na 49,. u.a.
1aespiire s,is 70 @a,;G WIS
ovcfg other re,ly - anu o, 70
5iatory and lac ;ics Of t,e rs, e
itztendetsd tho true issa and uoS ,iraed ,,noS
every lover ,s t:olir trv The ~rs,, UPON
SI tarig Siit at ths paiis an ,Shs % n%eeessity
sapnuYtiiig the CO one - nsrs anu
SSoHthern Congress. - 4', ~ iseV s'o
s Col. lAisEs tEsaur, Jr., one Of these Can.
st.ssip s n.y., fad spesIded nftcr
ioiaa noi5p iess if i, .h ~ meet
iisslf adasssssa himself chiefly. 10 ,hs finan.
Ssiyeiy, tft the be - T. se.cu-
at,id mol force The rm,ioh Of ~. o.,,s,
nahern sraie Na.innn,;,, Us, oshei
la consequences be her doon-tila, this could he
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Wanted TO Hire.

Ero'n 20 10 rs abls bodied lahorsrs. an, !. !.
p ~ Sglofed l. Carpenters, for shp .abessrs els
SEQ. IL n ~ HIh ss.J M tiNS.ssts tN.s
Aagasl 18th, 1851 ds ~, q. s.
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aats ajits jsa.,Da

aats ala Capa.
Tho sabsesi6cr will receive in n,ew sssys.
very as,n assettnens Of Ees,'s and %i,oy.. TAI
and Eana. which will be sold n, nn,suaiIv low
prieea1at ti,s ssyIe Of w, D, FRANCIS,
dppe.o FsI. e. II. Moses Law Oisiee.
Sept, Is, 1851. an
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Flour, Candles, Soap, &c,
zoo bhls. new Howard s.ree, FLOUR.
$50 boxes Star Candles.
so do. Sperm. Candles
anS s q" d"' Aaam An""anilno and Pearl Candle,
IS baskets Sweet Oil
80 do bordeaux Sweet OH
$50 kegs primo leaf lard
so boxes Colgntc's Pearl Starch
200 hhls. Crashed and Powdered Sugars.
100 ma,'cs,on cass. hsfp1as .and Lowering & Co,
fresh. For sale by
LEMAN g. AYEIIHE.
Corner +. bay and Cumberland. s'ts.
Charleston, Sept. 90, 1851. 4s-3,
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Mr. Editor: You are re-
qpestsd by many friensis. to announce
Adlntant w. T. WILDER an candidate
fully qualified TO fill The office Of an A yORD
OF The Upper Battalion. Aath Regimon,
.. G. III. at Tho Election In October next.
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LEMAN & AYEII,HE.

At their new Store, Northwest Corner of
East Bay and Cumbc riand. streets. offer for saI,
on accommodating terms, and in lots 10 ,uit
purchasers, the following articles, viz;
IS ht'ds. strictly choice Porto Rico SUGAR.
so do. choioe Muscovudo Sugar.
SO do. fair TO prime do. do.
AND, ALSO. :,
90 hhds. heavy and sweet w, ]. Molas.es.
300 bbls. prime and sweet N. o. do
ESQ bags green Rio Coffee
100 bngs old government Java.
Charleston, Sept. %, 1850. 4s3t
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Notice,

isss s. DIR. Nv. JAMES DARCsAN respectfully Of.
efs his professional services 10 tile cstisens OF
Sumteryiile and It's vicinity. # s. si u
Offico--ihe Apothecnrys shop formerly pocu-.
pied by Or. r. s. MELLETT. .si I. *
March i2th, 1851 20 So. ly5 5si
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iea Bh's Extra C7sa ss.ai n,jEnnyc
-Four =,
WITH dENgEAT 1 Scsrss.r or ~
T'nc Wines, brandy. C,a.jtsis anu a.i-
Innss, Preserves. Pickles. Saaees. Sspars,
London Porter Scotch Ale. Candles, Soap,
Starch, Cheese, Butter, Lard, Spices, &c.
Also AG Esr. FOR THE
GQssaoha Tea Golaapssiay's dsrcess
and Black T'eaa.
Country orders put, with ncatncsa
and Dispatch.
Sept. 30th, 1851 do ,f
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g. .hfsas,asiss

spfikaS asta sisa,lfis or sss.assss
anSt has ever ssei, htsnshs 10 asis t..s,k.t
has received iahsif nsw R;yls. al S,,.in,s r
s,.am summer Goods, which p,Iaiasars would ia
"i D,ans 10 eiS:aine min hs else hyins elseweie.
lice Cldih plain and fancy NJ.
Dfi,lings, rwecd Linen nriliings. Sniin4 MAJ
se''ies ana fancy VeaiiHgs eotiatan,iy un knn,i
----s--<A LSn-----. --Ts'
sns,. a,i and large supely Of Husiery. Gloves.
all Ut which will bs cold on ala n,,ss I,,s,t
'etns, md NJ prices 10 siiit the times.
~ Garu,fnts manufactured by the subsn,;.
J, Jes, s sha w1!fantcd 10 give satisfnction. or.
aefs i from diasnnce promptly attended to. q.
An,;,,f,. ,o., A. ANDERSON.
"p'' ION, to'h, !so! 49,. Is IL
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!. Bounty Land Clain,a.

The nndersigued tenders h,s =, q; a.. g
eAd collection az cIin,. s .s sts i;ss
Ssfs END Suldiera wa hare hser % ~, s'
we N,htaty tefficea Of tho United Sis H.
%. attensiaa, IS = go 's'p sss''slt s
san,sssyille, April soth. ls5i ( = ssss u az
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/, d., : S;o5..aSp.srssaiio iNTeeting,,.

sssssnaa I'D ssshite4.rob Innocence from
sgssa q Heaven dcscend..''' - 81 ~ t;$',l,r
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-11
EvENINo. Session,


Mr. Person OF Moore, from the committee on FL,
rance presented report from said committee accom-
nanied BY bill amend and consolidate the revenue
laws of the State, which read the first time,
dered to be printed and made the order of the day
for Friday next.
Mr. Pieott introduced bill to exempt petsons liv-
inc on the Banks and Islands between Whalebone
Inlet and Cape Hatteras from serving Jurors
Referred to the committee Propositions and Griev-
ances.
On motion, the bill for the relief of purchasers Of
Cherokee lands taken up and put on its third
reading. -s
Mr. Fleming offered an amendment that the bene-
fits of the bill should extend those who have
sold or transferred their lands.
This resolution debated by Mr.. Fleming in its
favor, and by Mr.. Hayes of Cherokee and Erwin in
opposition. Tho amendment was rejected-yeas 30,
nays Ga. -,
Mr.. Fleming offered another amendment, which
was also rejected-yeas 6, nays 81.
The bill then passed its third and last reading
yeas SO, nays 80.
The House then adjourned.
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Message of the Gopernr Of Lndiana-ZHe FHgihre
S0re Lnlu .qpproped.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 4, 1851. Governor Wright, or
Indiana. in his message TO the Legislature, express
es himself decidedly strong in favor of colonization,
Speaking of the fugitive law, he says: s. Whatever
difference of opinion may exist 10 the late comPro7
mise measures enacted by Congress-however ultra
men in the North and South may oppose or denounce
them-ihere is but course of action for the true
patriot 20 pursuethat is unhesitatingy and in good
faith, to carry out their epactments. There is no
safety for property life except in the absolute SUI
premacy of the Law; higher dlty of the citizen
than to maintain, by word and deed, that supremacy
as we value the heritage rich beyond all price, Pur.
chased, not with silver or gold, but with the lies
blood of the good and brave the heritage bequeathea
to by fathers, and which, in turn, we must
bequeath inviolate to our descendants, Let Is pear
in mind that the FIRST pubc act of disobedience to the
law is the first fatal step the downward road 10
anarchy" The message gives very fatterlng ac=
connts of the financial condition of the State
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above gentlemen having received majority Of all
the votes cast were declared duly elected Mr.. Ser
received 80 votes and there we've large number OF
scattering votes. =
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VI CENsus or vlRerHI4s 1t is.supPosed that acc0f'
ding to the Census recently taken, The white PoPula
of Eastern Virginia will amount TO 400 OOO ana
lion of the State will probably ameani 1905
The State will lose three members Of Congress Oy
the new superintendent, =. s;a
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of Utah and New Mexico, or any act repeating
materially modifying the laws now in force for the
recovery of fugitive slaves =
.2esoiued That it is the deliberate opinfoH of this
Assembly. that upon the faithful execution Of tte
fugitive slave law the proper authorities depends
The preservation of our mHch-loved Union.
On motion of Mr.. Ratnef, fhe House resolved it
self into Committee of the Whole Mr.. Jones in the
Chair, and resumed the considerations of the resolu-
tions on the subject of Slavery.
Mr.. Barnes of Northampton, addressed the House
at length in opposition the views and arguments Of
the gentleman from Cumberland, Mr.. Dohbin.]
Mr.. Rayner followed, and had proceeded short
distance in his remarks, when he gave way to a mo-
ton that the Committee rise.
The Committee accordingly rose and reported pro.
gress
On motion of Mr.. Walton, the Treasurer and Comp
troller wete requested TO inform the House of Com
mons, what sum was due the State by purchasers of
lands in Macon and Cherokee counties the time of
the passage of the Incorporating the Salisbury and
Georgia line Turnpike Company.
The House then took recess until 81 o'clock.