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S~9 titthe fur readrsmefrit epts J. A It ,iv 4"rk casp uh& bhd o th il 96 t ale upon teoul all aanowasupeaesoxmeet wit inAonbio wicle tjn wasp oe woul eetwit 10 Ttgolle iea exwi t. ~fle~iti y'will and desiie, tha ~4 .sryants tlds June and Ay estif diold George the Car pgatqr~beggiventin trust to my nephew, ~rmndsmy executor or execu *6who0 hall qualify under this my i ; he expense ofmy estate, buim two houses, one for. June and Ab by, the other for. George, equal to the - ~sp fhoy may ocupy at m decease. *pthere they are to be erected ignae yh trmy nephew, E. t -,4 .my executpro shal annu Or ,or.lhrqe years pay into the hands safd ephew,.E. R-,one hun *difty dolars for the use arid i the said three slaves." i true copy, and the ill was bated out no doubt, to the very letter. thatacontrast to the picture, or rath Mr,9 reality published in the Tale g0p1a few ays ago, of the voluntary tarnfrom Ohio of the free man of - ~ , ;wio preferred servitude rather enjoy theoliberty of living among the td friends of the black man at thed h il a *~&ett of kingdness such as I have do tag , are no doubt often done amongst s B uth Carolina; but are lnever ogh 0 igh.,;from the fact that we tWeA people not over fond of. boasting A CobouWN'rieu oN FREE Somn SYMPATHY.. rentakable incident has -just hap. Sp*ed liere,w hoh speaks volumes in favorof our existing institutions, and 'peuvesithe real character of the preten ed friends of the colored race at the ~Noith, 4A frde* colored mari who had long *rowpliere, and owndd property enough qlee i vbery comfortable, with the 4:" , beel iP jasvlmsi f oe asiy prg*ured-Jesse Oxen Syasmq-h.was seized with the idea .Q fsmovingto the free States, less than ayear agoz. He' accordingly sold all hs' propertyi took the proceeds, amoun *lng to': severald thousand dollars, and rognoved with his family to Ohio, whore o pllbaeda small place and intbn -f(e found it impossible, however, to t any work, his applications being .#hlvays answered by the statement that Abhey' prefered white labor there, and -that .l4bria was the place for him. Wearied" and disgusted, he wrote book tit last that he wished to return, hoiitwa~grned by the gentleman who li*ated as his guardian that ho could n glegly doi so, and that if he did, he wgul. be sold as a slave--the policy of the State prohibiting such return. Ho 2wrote word. back that he would prefer beung a slave on an~y Southern plant a il4ow to bein a free man at the Nobrth; .*id daturall dhd return a few days since. JWe' Lgltnmediately apprehended and 'lJeipto custody, but expressed him po-feiy satified to get back on * not. Northern philanthropy a most movingithing, first it pluch. the color ~ed brotheors and then ships him off to Liberia.".-Olumbia Telegraph. His.Norpheridfrnends have stripped hiibanr of all he carried off, as ho has e'tgrned perfectly destitute. 6 upbas the following:--"Two akties nero brought, about a week since .natvesselifrom Virginia to this city. 'henvassel lay near the foot of Canal teebfokgee.al days, and when it be p. -'nog hatplaies were on board, dA 1idinbM'f' abolitionists profi'ered toaaid thonm in gaining their liberty The lavos were. rateful for the inter biltriefused to accept ~ 21i; e~~h l~h vessel left for ro urued in her to their 4 ~ , ~ iA~heyd 3o ved.". '~ ~ ~JL..~-It is said that e-n,~~ ~b fIteine will not be ~" 5vernd bya Prsidnt, as in France ZVIi Peiehi chn s te' tifprie h %k t0 lve an the oitia Russ rCont.-coha b6en or deretiry andthe C .UbG~ur er or Aulicy Philns ' oftheenoelounsel bshaaprntdt to te incrteargum te It-ofror nn 1nst i ret a tw h s ith on- 4,ppra cieporteave~of th.Crtyrne efor nbe ad ueasa ao pxint abstra7o eYI7 - I . the R caeefis Cfi-le l togethen i.e pointsb itneh e made 8. 8pang Cuut athotie ionsend tbqtil ~ enitrd, p. spective oints; a the6 ooso case can beo refred tout the -argu miaevT e ofthe prte it to fuiesch WW'a sttmntqano-b he argumnt theis. Colne i rerd pared unhe ar gumnte abste p bythom thse fstatiedoenthe w ie. tine December, 1849. ontne to A.TE e,ipu t. see, Ct.eat arranged n' yter y-. pfctrom ins;, saile one, eokth insre chae ro eri lagthe auM be. f.one of ther aonrtg womts eor men sucer ataeent, privaesnothe atean They ar e ment o ther thcate e frsttement fitledof ne. ruheyt trereet oha the fins dare Dene in1849.ter force taney have see, tie attes arriv o ed, bute from of nol ai sained on . the-. - bertof passer hamowhoe'mied ande such poites an d pavo te Amicane.lnersltl srigi cae can rtefor thv cirI t aome rn tersio, harvice hisosexpf irte Woe han learnefrof the ites o ine s.-o ThO reese the 18h winst, Sarue ote ws t gredar fore th mthey hav wenlso the starit, ommnced, b te hoof lno i sudcen heainbt tad - sion. TheAprosecution ip codGed6 bye, a. pap.e hamwe Siceioe, and snc prvthe lefecer, a wes are - fern asnot eai o exness ing Amican.lnersltl srigi Ycte. Court fohise Drceh;the sermossion having soexfpitte more. or leare f ao the siass ofh Donet Or, Tueresan thn 1th int., Sael Bowtleratre for thn murde ofa nsie the proer o Mrew ceu herls of thsmaistr and cv, ted mNoet a preyeone m evey seni scmmunivte tregars sle avey sea fuso o ptricha istiuionwhich0 heof the udfeni iseat aly an smon."l bonTthfre proseutonr conuor-d don amrongh sv, es bat atn tee aney time ogoeenb thesith paiede roand baasc;to retanth ria e aing frispnatue in m coresing thr pasr a the marns ofthe hiso ortudFoge good inpfsn themntnc upo thrsonerHisHnr thew presiding he relaios f pumatron.deeus Adeetaread espnenevr -ni bed it i os elaed minanthe tcmmn iy.a Huttoneard ia resca sort lofkn patrchlomaitinle uponh hme te aste aiu pto speakiia wth shme.time tol gover th ant atiofe kindl foerand rstrain otherrita bley feently pasn his ntrinceenings them;l anhaffodye and noingfMrd tm torease an faherl thote might For abhe oo t'l e ofhecomuity he trus, his Homor the presidin Jhughe, cull avibor us with-oto ou ighis resfrputliation.s cojer.l Tdihe ied of a cemlebrate,.d mhe be loIn couentvrykoan calledfapo. Ahway oneda, anoust hsea witha hi.The olda himese wihear ofanks kidlyroppeartes and ougt other com from hmeth whichrwade her waied ex Huttonton bwihan upe oughtn ow whcsehouldmaaed toimr her husnd. 4. 3k PPrmooo are evee i rpre~t, rndhuPthIsamefcondition acet, for that distainc there does not ap pei. have beenirninent danger *at in 70'f iever fliL'bv2is Whain bdti~W~aald fdroattis tobib/dk the omce?6itIo' irrd, and 11till tiio~i er 'iefdrol it .rea6hew;thie Uebnkment; AMove,.Ca'rrolletn, osfar as* Mr. Hooy?. Pigm|qtC Werthe gr~eatestidaps er spppo.:ndpd, iipowlem1d&se lpve ~nb f '1e .w the haieI noI z nmter'ilIchange smnce stge rlveFnreed 2its: inakium ' hiii. #fi vittlf6:vind)6eqIdy* allma fu6i6b, n&iditho heit rf~iig 6itfro' *me Vlevl'OWW dnesav 6,iii censiegd enceotf thblulling of the soi'ihrl wIndr4 wbiahhadpretailebd, it fell a few .ncho'. a*4lr.esligrpeejse apringmngjud, from the RangePdiVfton yrda agagg(usu. eiis'ieigt:- . few an gporflo t :fa enioutchrcter ut. wher) thiriYrbo. gima it'fall: lami-sli.u mmyogetcr. it is I be ed, howevar. the belier that the b dangr exists bcte6v Carmllton nd H :say, b'- vMitled, aid t fich i idiwhih i dW~Nn erin'ed, vrent uCh fi u'disaster.""'' V LATER'FROM) AEIccd.-We havv re oeived our' files 'of the Monitor Republica. no, from tho:city of Mexico,. to the 27th pltimo, .being three day.* later than pre vious, advices. ted4 coi6into p.o pslion, m a secrgt seis $rin afOngrss, to th one mentioned by us previously,.Whibh'bqumred Santa Anna t6 Miake knowb . h' time and. plnc6 of his rtt-entering Itho lRepublic. The doci M:entwas 'retIined to its author for revi a8i6ibeing considered: di couched -in un parliamentary. Isngunge.. ..A journal,in -Zacecas ,saye. that the adhrvnts of Sunta.Anna declare, that on the 18th of iexiJune; he 'iil occupy the Presicentii'ciiair'for the:60t time. , His friends are belkved t be the clergv, the cultiviitors of 66tton', 'the agriculturisis and mechanics, vit: a portion of the Na tional Guard, and all the disbontented office seekers. It is said that Santa Anna, among other. reforms, is in' favor bt nbol. ishi*ig prohibitory duties in favor of do. mestie cotton, and the toleration of all reli. gions in tWe several parts of the Republio. rThe journal in question--.tie 'ucutecano -expresses the charitable hope that all trnitors and pniscreants vh1o seek Santa Anna's return may be hunte down and extirpated. LATEST FROMi CAIFORNIA.--We have seen a private letter from San 'Francisco dated the 20th of January, which cntains the latest ncws ,from: the gold region. The writer was .a volunteer in Col. Fro mont's expjedition, and waus.taken prisoner by the Indians,.and retained in cap)ivity 'nine months--his life lhavinmg been spare~d, anmd his liberty famally granted hmiim, as he says,.on: account of his having been dis covered by the Indians, to be a free-mason, of which fraternity, many of the red men are members. Thme wi-iter had been very succesm engaged in the gold imines, and had.:'b a. ined gold enough to satisfy his highest amnbitiona. II:s statements in respect to the extent of the goh' bwds and the purity of the metal, rathmer exaed time smarvelous descriptions whmich we have heretofore rccei ved. He speaks of still fnzrther dis coveries and 'of t!!! richer 'mines, which might furnish; profitablo employment, as he thinks, for all -the young men in New En~rgland. .He is so confident in respect to the golden' promise of the land, thmat he urges his friends here to go at once to the mines. He speaks also of silver mines, in which lhe says there is an abmundance of ore; but this inferior metal seems to be an object of minor regard anmong time for tune hunters. The writer of this letter has left the mines, to recruit his health, and to await more favprable weather for carrying on operations. Hie wats at San Framncisco, which place he described as being' full' to ovorflowving with persons awaiting the coming Spring, to commence or resume operatiops at .the "diggings."-Boston Traveller, Friday. "A LL AT ONE FEtL Swoop."-By the following paragraph, whidh we copy from time Baltimore Sun, it will be preceived Mr. Secretary Ewing has decided, and is sustained by time law officer of the Gov ernment, that it is not necessary'-to apply the guillotine to the clerks in his Depart. ment, their official existence having ter minated for want of breath: "Hon. Reverdy Johnson, as United States A ttornojr General, it is stated, sus tains M~r. Eiving's claim that his depart. ment is' a newv one, and that all the clerks of tile Indian, Land.Pension and Patent bureaus (about 100) are subject to be turned out, their commissions 'expiring with the transfe'r of the bureau to the new department What-a. relief this must be to the tender sensibilities of'Mr. Ewing. THE I'obiESTEAD ExEMiPTION LAW re cently passed by the Legislature of Ohio takes effect on the 1st of July next. It exempts from execution property not ex. ceeding six hundred dollars in value. ewelp.epa nittiswiti i 6 lautmi teii a ringthiprosens d t h4o R n ok I t P anyweippe or good honior: atd 1'entifi t Wi unaditA vred to ~i~ mmle~j tionlrand, jeai*eof.1-e fran6i anythingth'it 601si61 : d parten:nthesoit.;cl t ueg et t day as'would say. ud; h6niestjbp -chagh offdtiaticism',ahe yetiof \1 conscious 6 aneolsei~evyi char-ge iat*glb~iheven'fitouA ty, particutlairy.e"prge' ttrid :.Momentouse rsof ,8otj4rU Rights, "er d to- plearhe ast of oth 1d;;amifo-uri4fW at t e-;tad d e 1 't - t thgrpeat eterro e -P tmp~q our-countty t in itA - chestertiil Road, andeke interegiserf the Village,ith at I agrVc .? W Ap ogoodic BO havo- d fendeditherfo -dVond Aet4d vayoen o .p -zo nop {~ i toasfnee iud'p esu i yjflor, c(0vriph the bet aslh' ~ii - 01rAo'~bt these fel lin w leave-of yoi.'diariowelki. Oui red s ii Mir paper (-f i;weassen e cHead,ad TRped andth annagmn thied at soecst6 fre a~oi thro euhCason,if a iewl 1 'tf plan eers which contnul~td the in atsie besilt d )1atntio~ ~ to i e te e n weav "n~o 1y ,4kp wecoed b.you foidn .-.e bju The Enetwl resenut. a g-t Oermutf readi-mteriwilprit andi'a mopreimpoigapekranc thaifo & Headov anur pope, am size tElatrgemnt ofes fohr elarme tied reas ob tai neeatagme' otf~ bNp* rg planrett,ata additoomch cosuep.ehee. Ini dong teseirzngs, w'e ayeofe ah sirai ofreage and texaplea~~tt eofmn y or cropeers, the pquntng orandouto frarngtyiatisr :at. moe iosinghapearaeffrso thn forii fi.Catonsfderbl patronse nd a gen hel .cill .use it~h oncgrageev iwprve or 'nlr, in he, andlt the Hipearas to l eorparn e Thdeth par willt befrniseda att cn ur recntino muchndipenree~ Whope that these efforts soi pes the Orblly will meet with ohere'ae ntr aand ttenr wilmentt. nt wOent hel ino th H od'~i 3 ih sHears owal - , ,se lT~o he a wllnerynihedw-stetni aoetat thse efots tplaee thena publicy wllkedtwith icogde oat'bg ae adused nd mjin Ieioi sor t CmsQoge~Lss 'steanlAI Onefu e anternn o- -h ' oi, rwir bt d h~ ~0 && wo % fMhe~ laoBM Mto -4mpf byOO* I Y 2su c * % E* * 9 W~ r ioO .W*cops , W-4 ei oMnt 4 e* nay bwm,, jwr~~~y th e iti t bi Jiih Wpgep bqi fo eson Aewrvp ienomios, and strong n~l p~~ ofAefenpo A4 ssupiqp ns ~oe wd assail its equal and constitutionial rights3 * A'Y~ rept,4% gq gh9 I& .pat OpiAti 4h;ayoi elQp 1li59ov~eratl 19 hingts#p4 zoJb cutp4t ayhpyinh~t as Wt49ij3 tr~ue.4h haor glaadjua least- :.-ahg Ji i AogradalM9 ## 1robi and ear a tes, a in all t rw 61. ~~ze de. -mo aa r ~ $erA -ma in ,smemrs. :rr arevise W TA . -, 4 a 0 LIZ rc3V1J I% %v J" I doc~I ei~iub d~Pr~ . ,. 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