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GINA.
FENHE undersigned resident OF Richmond City having for
several yearS engaged In the prosecution Of
Claims and consequently familiar with the
parHg ceTc orders of Courts and
Dectsd with the business and having observed trouble
and deuy attend the drawing Of many Of
Agency Of Virginia, In Of the your
vouchers also the difficulty getting your
Attorney since the law requires sad attorney make
interest the money he authozcdo receive BY
Of pledge mortgage sale assignment, transfer and
few ike tend business without there
fore an whose pensions ade payable
Va that he viii prepare for each Pensoner MI necessary papers
and remit by mail annually with full directions ling up
az draw the pension, and remit the money
he be directed ani leave optional
make such Afterwards may think proper
by this will not be- subjected
three four times before they properly Authenticated
will also eUn:inue prosecute and esab moderate
and satisfactory JAMEfF' SUTTON, Jt
ED-An Istters to receive attention be postpaid
It's.
RETERtNCEs.
Jane, Heath Eco, Auditor Poblie Accounts Richmond
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AUCTION NOTICE-The sale Of Furniture at the
residence of WIN. d. Archer Rsq viii commence this Morning
at o'clock good fashionable kept
aui ALEXANDER MOTT, Auet'r.
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JONES & WINSTON

TO THE FARMERS.
WE offer upon favourable terms, especially TO
our punetual customers stock assortment OF the be.t
Groceries. consisting in part Of
10000 lbs be-, Western Sides and Shoulders
10000 do. do smithheh, hog round
300 bbls No and uninspeeted Nett and No unin
sgecied Gross Herfngs, IAN warranted sound)
10 hhds and tierces Poro Rico and Matanzas Moasses
~ hide Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar
900 saets best Liverpool Salt
80 bags Lagura, lava aud Rio COFFEE
Is tons assorted County Iron
American and English plrfeL Cast and German at,el
100 kgs Mails, from 3dy TO 5 inch Spikes
1000 US. Cotton Yarn. from 4 IN 10
chests superior GunpowderTea
500 bs wooisey d wool.ey's best Loaf Sugar
20 hbs "Wifons" pure PNtHss Vinegar
100 bsgs Shot, BtoiO
Together with Spices of kinds soap Candles Oils Starch
Chewing Tobacco, stone Ware, Lard Raw Cotton he &C
Weatt an examination of comparison Of quality
and prices believing that Offer CREST buyers
auR JONEs A. WINSTON.
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TO UN,IED STATES PENSIONERS ~ viz

MUCH cows Il for sale choice lot Of ~ Cows with
1'l Calves Stall No. I, Old Market r. NOwLAH.
aui-2t
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GARD TO LAWYERS.-Members of the Bar and
Students Of Law will please bear mind
able Library Of VIM b. Archer Efq pace afternoon
at 4oeloek at his residence, Ma and eth
au ALEXANDER MOTT. Aucrr
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SPAIN-

Madrid letters Of the Both ut s1y that the capital
perfectly tranquil, but according the Csselano, dis
urbnnce had taken place Seville the 26th Crowds
OF people assembled IN the With flags and uttered
cries in favor Of the constitution Of 1887 but they quietly
Dispersed on the appearance OF some troops.
From Barcelona and several districts Of Catalonia we
have serious Disturbances used by deter
minaton Of tile Government 10 extend the conscrpton to
that pro vince.
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GREECE.
The following extract Of letter from Trieste appears
IN the French pspers"Gcnera Gfiyas, said, has
killed IN duel by General Kalerg, adde.camp 90 KING
Ohio. II this news be true, there fear that
rous Disturbances will take place Athens where there
are al thsmomen 1000 irregular troops all devoted Gen.
GfIyss their Chief and the Luxurious Of those who
have been placed their head during the Of ndspen
de-
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James r. Heath Esq Auditor Accounts Richmond Va
3. H. Parker, Esq, Register Land Ohice We.
Richmond, Va Aug. 4th 1876
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PORTUGAL.

Accounts from Lisbon of the 9th instant show that tn
Portuguese government honestly vorng to observe
is neaties for the suppression Of the slave trade.
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DR.. PATTERSON,

DHs n EDUN,
~ removed IN NJ Boshers Of buildings, second square
above the Banks end bird door from the upper
huf1st ia, 1885 au9-eo2w
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scnption of the varied emotions of thy shat
tered heart during that dreadful night? fifty
times did he awake chased by a thousand
furies, barking, swapping and bowling at his
heels, all led by old Surley; and then again
would he imagine himself with the dear OBJ
jsct of his thoughts, far removed from the
turmoils and cares of this world, and basking
in the shady retreat of some dear little isle
of their own, where there would be none to
envy him his happiness or question his supe-
riority, and then again he would fancy that she,
who was dear to him as the apple of his eye,
was at that moment enduring all the pangs
Of thwarted love, and for him! The rose
bud came early in the morning, and with it
the arrangement for the night meeting; and
Sam was once more happy.
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fondness for the juice of frost bitten corn!
The old goat and squire surley were still
living, the one as tsurley as the other; Pop
ham had become a fOuriShng town, and
Sam Peppers having grown with its growth,
had one of the best merchant tailor shops in
the whole western country; he had seen an
ether of his theories exploded without re-
gret, that all men are doomed to love but
once;" for he had found another less surley
than Miss Susan, and had already three
young Peppers prattling around him, to glad
den his pathway to the grave. He had
fourshed like well watered tree, and TO
his dying day never ceased to remember the
old goat and squire Surley's dogs with kind
ness.
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WHOLE NO. 21O.
GOvermment.--Mans rights.

0SF The idea that the true theory of 60
vernments is, that individuals surrender GER
tain rights to society, and in return receive
protection at its hands, SO that government is
made up of rights Topped off from indvidu-
ais, is too common-certainly erroneous
But what Rights, we would ask, does an in
dividual surrender? Is it the right TO take
his neighbor's goods? to cut his nsighber's
threat? to bind his neighbours conscience? to
control his neighbor's will? Does he surren-
der the right 10 Judge in his own cause, or
to retaliate his own wrongs? How came he
by such rights? or how can he claim such
licences TO be rights? Who conferred such
rights upon him? Did the Almighty? I'M
pious. If the Creator did not, who can?--
Man has no such natural rights, and there
fore can net part with them. The notion
that men part with rights, or that government
acquire rights, in this way, is fallacious.-
Men, such is the true theory, agree to insti-
tute society to secure each individual in the
enjoyment Of existing rights; to protect tho
whole, and net 10 clothe part with privile-
ges, or to confer on part the right TO con-
troll part. But most wofully has the true
end of government been perverted. The
Intellectually strong originally, and then,
through inherited power, weak fools called
kings, have ruled their fellow beings, and
used them to crafty their own lusts, wheth-
er for power, or war, or avarice. Thus they
have appropriated, as they would SO many
chattlss, the sacred, original, natural rights
of man. Men, all men, can claim TO be con-
sidered free and equal, SO far as rights are
concerned, and to exercise them in full free
dom and liberty. But mans freedom is to
be bounded by right; and his liberty is a Ii
berty of exercising the powers God has
clothed him with as his own free will die
tates, provided he does not, in so doing, en-
croach upon the co-equal rights of others
And government is instituted to protect all
men in this righteous pursuit of happiness.
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MISCELLANY.
Written for the Kalida Venture.
.rHE HIISERIES OF PEPPERS.
BY SNIP.
(Concluded.)
CHAPTER III.


Two hours before the time for starting,
Sam began the arduous labors of the toilet
A head of hair, looking as though it had
but lately come from land where the art of
comb making had not yet been discovered,
was sent or rather taken to barber, and af-
ter an hour of incessant clipping, combing,
washing and greasing, was pronounced by the
performer himself inimitable. A pair of
snow white stockings, and pumps rivaling
the ravens wing in blackness embellished
the understanding, and the most beautiful
black rich gloves added grace to his long Ia
pering cloth stealers. His mirror told him
how well his armor was calculated to storm
the citadel of any tender maiden's heart.
The glorious orb of day was now sinking
gradually and majestically behind the green
clad forest; and the lengthening shadows of
the mighty naples, which skirted the lane
leading to the goal of Sans felicity, were
stealing along the green sward, looking like
sable spirits, issuing from the world Of sha-
dows to darken the path of the pilgrims Of
the upper world. Sans thoughts took their
hue from the objects by which he was sur
rounded; his mind showed landscape over
which the lights and shadows played promis-
cuously. Should Susan frown-Ah! then
he would make way with himself in such a
manner as to cause her finty heart to melt,
and her mild eyes to pour out, and bedew
his untimely grave with oceans of tears!-
But this was impossible; he must conquer;
she must surrender at will And then he
would chide himself for ever doubling OF
success, and fancy himself and the darling
Of his thoughts Willing away the long sum-
mer evenings in the deep shade through
which he was walking. Already had he di-
vided the government of Popham between
himself and his surley father-in-law, and was
drinking sweet draughts from the sparkling
fountains of matrimony. But OH how Gu
rious is the human heart! how utterly i'm
possible to keep the chords in tune!. Well
might the poet or psalmst, or some body
else exclaim, How great, how wonderful,
how incomprehensible is mann' The roof
of squire Surley's house had no sooner
opened upon Sans vision, than all the bright
creations of his fancy fled away like the fan
tastic visions of the evening; and the empty
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OREeoN.-A meeting of such persons as
contemplate emigrating to Oregon the next
season is called, to take place at Fort Madi-
son or the 25th instant. Iowa, it is known, is
at present we'll represented on the western
slope of the American continent and the
prospect now is that the number will be con-
siderable increased before the close of the
year upon which we have just entered. As,
with the lapse of time, the dangers and OBJ
stacles of the expedition diminish, and the
period necessary to its accomplishment is
lessened, so may the number of emigrants
be expected steadily 10 increase, until the
shores of the Pacific, ours now by right, be-
come, by possession, as actually American,
as those of the Atlantic. The success of
the expeditions which went out the last and
preceding summer has left the impressSaa
that the trip is by no means as hazardous as
was at first supposed; and our hardy pio-
neers now undertake it with less preparation
than is made by many persons for the Jour
ney from the Eastern or Middle States to
Iowa.-Iowa Gazette.
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From the Mississippi Democrat.
E find the following in the last number

We find the following in the last number
Of the Mississippi Do!!; n1as7 ncS:c: nc:cc~:.: @
ROBBERY AND LYNcH1NG.-We under
stand that His Honor Judge Caruthers ar
rived in town on Saturday last, in the stage
on his way up to Holly Springs. He stopped
at Bakers; and while awaiting the depar-
ture Of the coach, his trunk containing
clothes and valuable papers, disappeared:
On hearing of the loss of His Honor:
Judge Lynch summoned jury isntanter, and
after short sitting, and on mere hearsay
evidence, we are informed, found a verdict
of Guilty against one young man, a white
cook, at Bakers and of =" strongly suspected''
against another young man-Doth of short
residence in Cofeeville. Whereupon the
latter was put under arrest, and the former
severely whipped on the back! Horrible TO
add, the next day the trunk was found in
some bushes, near town, and slave a2pre=
hended, who had OH one of the stolen shirts.
and confessed his guilt. Thus if we have been
correctly informed, has an innocent white
man been ignominiously punished for the
roguery of negro-aye, worse than muir
dered, on mere circumstantial evidence
Tor to white man, possessing white mans
feelings, whipping under such circumstances
must be worse than death. What com.
ment is this affair on the system of Lynch
a system which violates personal rights, cit-
zen's rights, offends the moral sense of secie-
ty, and nulliies the great charter of our
rights, SO far as it guarantees to every citi-
zen-howerer poor-a fair and legal trial for
his supposed offences; system which should
be frowned upon by every lover of order,
who prefers the reign of Law to the reign
Of Mob 1t were better that ninety-nine
thieves should sscape unwhipt of justice,
than that one innocent person should be
scourged with many stripes.
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POETRY.
The American Flag.
BY ]. r. DRAKE.

BY ]. R. DRAKE.
When Freedom from her mountain height
Unfurled her standard to the air,
She tore the azure robe of night,
And set the stars of glory there.
She mingled with its gorgeous dies
The milky baldric of the skies,
And striped its pure celestial white
With breakings of the morning light;
Then from his mansion in the sun
She called her eagle bealer down,
And gave into his mighty hand
The symbol of his chosen land.
Majestic monarch of the cloud,
That rear'st aloft thy regal form,
To hear the tempest trumping loud'
And see tho lightning lances driven,
When strive The warriors OF the storm,
And rolls the thunder drum of heaven.
Child of the sun! to thee tits given,
1N guard the banner of the tree,
To hover in the sulphur smoke,
To ward away tho battle stroke;
And bid it's blendings shine atar
Like rainbows on the cloud OF war,
The harbingers of victory!
Flag of the brave! thy folds shall fly,
The sign of hope and triumph high,
When speaks the signal trumpet tone,
And the long line comes cleaning on,
Ere vet the life blood, warm and wet,
Has dimmed the glistening bayonet,
Each soldier eye shall brightly turn
To where thy sky-born glories burn;
And as his springing steps ADVANCE,
Catch war and vengeance from the glance,
And when the cannon-mouthlngs loud
Heave in wild wreaths the battle shroud'
And CORY sabres rise and fall
Like shoots of fame on midnight pall;'
Then shall thy meteor glances glow,
And covering foes shall sink beneath
Each gallant arm that strikes below
That lovely messenger OF death.
Flag of the seas! on ocean wave
Thy stars shall glitter o'er the brave;
When death, careering on the gale,
Sweeps darkly round the bellled sail,
And frighted waves rush wildly back
Before the broadsids's reeling rack,
Each diving wanderer OF the sea
Shall look at once to heaven and thee,
And smile to see thy splendors fly
In triumph o'er his closing eye.
Flag of the free hearts hope and home
By angel hands to valor given!
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome,
And all thy hues were born in Heaven
For ever float that standard sheet!
Where breathes the foe but falls before us
With freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And freedoms banner streaming o'er u.s.
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BAD SPELL OF WEATHER. Thomas,
spell weather." said teacher to new pu-
pill" "W-i-e-a-t-h weth, i-o-u-r, weather" I"
Well, Thomas, think that is the worst
spell of weather we have lately encountered
You NAV set down.
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A ROARING ORAToR.-" Mr. President,
shall not remain silent sir, while have a
voice that is net dumb in this assembly,
The gentleman, sir, cannot expostulate this
matter TO any future time that is more suita-
bic than now. He may talk, sir, of the Her
culaneum revolutions, where republics are
hurled into artic regions, and the works of
centurions refrigerated to ashes-but sir, we
can tell him, indefatigably, that the conse-
quences thsrefrom, multiplied subterane-
ously by the everlasting principles contended
for thereby, can no more shake this resolu-
ton than can the roar of Nagary reiuvenate
around these walls, or the howl of the mid
night tempest confagrate the marble statue
into ice. That's what told them!"
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Let the Americans adopt their funding
system, and 60 into their banking institu-
tons, and their boasted independence will
be mere phantom.--Wm Pitt.
Every Bank is but an item in tho history
of the American Union showing how pro-
phetic was the sentiment Of the great Bri@.
tish Statesman. - sE
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Ben TY1ER's ToAsT-at The Empire Club
supper, New York, as veuched for by the
Louisville Journal:
"He said in substantially daddy is
Gods noblest work, and | ana the noblest
work of my daddy"
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The aggregate Indebtedness of the several
States is $2l5 720,S43.
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mar, HiANH's AHTE~3lE.LIUC'G OR Ii
~ WEE rlLLS, Iur.!y Veg ll1!e Ghrs' Pills
should he kept and used nor OF igss ia every family
Tney cleanse die yscm Of all npuuty and tuelcby
prevent disease from taking hU'a, particularly dis
ease Of the Liver, SnllIl FOX, ratarah Fever, lula
nation Of the Bowels, EGmLiont Fever, Cramp LH1-
lie, rlrufi,y, Cold on the breast ana Lungs Pain IN
TIE Head and Back, st. ~ o!lh->c diseases are ~"
ntrally prevalent al this season of lhe yrnr, hut more
SO At present then usual. DH. hANN'$ ANTi 81
hOUS Or LIVER PILLS atc the ~utest prrv'u'a
tive cure thar can rOsshly be- u,ed ami shoU ne
used freely and IN time. They may b" u-rd by pcr-
Of all ana ages, without the least lear Vt
injury, they are purely vaaclanc. The cost is only
% cents per box, aud one dos" may HE. The
genuine -igned with the Tropriefor's name. jncy may
b" had ci N" following agents:
". n, Robinson, corner saratoga ald GAY streets.
II W. Andrews, DrwgIst, No. 81 il sire {; a. r.
Stevenson, Gay-si. opposite Hri.hlr nukc'; samuel
r.. Smith. sun Building; g. A iiiuchey, No. l22 Bat
lmorc at, aud al the pOprietor's principal Office No
basement Jarvis Building, corner North and la'li-
more Streets. nv iW
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NnTlCEE.
CHANCE or THG EVENING N IL LINE,

CHANGE OF THE EVENING VI II LINE.
-, - .,y, ON and after SUNn.4P, the
f{s{staea "a 1 23d inst, the Evening Mail Line
G sSSis;t5 fsss5a, TO and from Philadelphia viii
ss's be run on Inc RalIrold leaving
cae Depot, Platt street DAILY, at O'Clock P. vi y,
and r.rarTing leave the Depot tIl,h aud Marketsisj
Philadelphia, at O'cock, + NJ. daly'
l1a- The Cilzens, Juiou Liue of STEAMBOATS,, lepy-
Ing BowIys yyhrf Baltimore, will he disc "tianed Tor
tho season after SATURDAY, 2!d inst.
n9l A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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REAL ESTATE s. GENERAL AGENCY
OFFICE, Broadway, No. 957
rTyEEE undersigned would respectfully offer his
y services as Real Estate and General Agent. An
business entrusted TO him viii be faithfully and
promptly attended %, ,..,, :, ,,.,.,,r,....-
09l colin JOHN u. d. LElDUh FaU-
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., ,f.r.;--.. Always on hand, Conrad Mtyer's
II iS5-si @ ,i;g Philadelphia, ard L. H. Cab I, co.'s
Y I q go Me-" York frat premium PIANOS,
= 90 warranted. Those in want Will ulGase
give me 4 call, 4, | shall sell cheap.
J. z. BOSWELL, Music Dealer,
ICGY-ly No a0uth 81. one door frnm HalIiMosn-st.
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WnEE-AIR ACADEMY,
I'D NARtUkD COUNTY, Nh.
SAMUEL NJ. HfGRAW, PRNcIrsI.
The next term Of tins Institution VIII conHruce
on MONDAY, The ID OF November SIS. The Latin,
Greek aud French Languages, an extensive couf>"
Of Mathematics, and the various ht9uC, rs o, an Eng
llsh Education, are thoroughly taught,
TIE RAMS
Boarding OnCluding fuel, lights, washing, sc, SCI
$50 to : 100 per aunGm.
iUTIoH -Cassi cal Department 80 per anuun.
Mathematical department so per anuun. Primary
department Sl3 per anuum.
No extra charge tot French. The scs, ION Will cor
Time %. weeks BY order OF the Trustees,
O2S-rOirgF II AIRY ID. COUGH Scr'v,