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VOL. VII.

WHITE SLAVERY ~ rsE HhgaARv sr.~,,,
DY HON. CHARLES SUMNER. With an 60. /,
ID illustrations by Billings engraved nv Es iIsnu'o
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THE ARGUMENT
Introduction. Territory OF the Barbary Stat, n,
Subject and Sources OF Information ''' Lac
l. Origin q s@ n,, Slavery in the Bar6ary States,
Efforts against it-by Ferdinand the Cal. LaIiy
Charles Y, by England, by France, by Holland. r. ~
dom by RsdsDPtton; Freedom by Coasr7g,,I,' zee
dom by Escape, White American Victims =, p rTe7'
ryi Parallel between White and Black Slovs Ca
umphant Abolition of White Slavery IN
III. True Charaets, Of Whi.s Slog,7y,, RI
Apologies for White Slavery Happy Condition of 3.
Better of than the Free Christians in Hc,asj
ertheless, Unquestionabe Enormy of wiz p, Ne7-
in Barbary. Conclusion Price so cts po.s. ~
For sale by LEWIS CLEpt e., ~ cts.
March 81. Office NstinHaHt.'
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. HANNAH BLAcELEDGE, daughter of MIR
Basil and Mrs. Mary Chalfant, of Guernsey
county, Ohio, wife of Dr.. L. G. Blackledge de-
parted this life on Friday the 2sth If October,
at half past one o'clock in the morning aged
forty-two years four months and twenty-nine
days. She was a consistent member OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. and exhibited an
humble, persevcring, and decided Christian
character
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n. WILLIAMS,
As.ev,ey and Counsellor a, Law, Washington ~
PRACTICES In the Courts Of the District o. -, -.
j lambda and bsfsro the Departments OF the IN
eminent. ONCE over Banking House OF se'aen, :,
ssr b Go. au1t s'---
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She has passed from our sight, yet must not la
ment her,
Nor wish her return from holior cline
She but fingered below until He who had sent her,
Recalled her to Eden, in womanhoods prime.
The terrors of death had no power to alarm her;
She fell his darkness, she feared not his sting
The hope of the Savours kind mercy could calm her
And her spirit scared upward on Faiths ardent
wing.
In beauty she slumbers, but Wen not regret her;
Our tears can but moisten the flowers on her tomb ;
For the smile OF her Jesus in mercy hath met her;
Oh Death, thou art vsnquisbed and passed. is thy
gloom.
How calm is the place where her form now reposes.
And sacred to friends who revisit her tomb;
But while the cold earth her body encloses
She lives in the presence Of Jesus at home
q. V. F.
Salem, Washington CO., o., Oct. %, 1853.
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GuBERTs BOUDosk PIANO e0E1 IS,
New York Ware Rooms +. $. Berry & Co.'s
297 Broadway; Philadelphia Ware Rooms
at J. +. Gould g. Co's (suGocssors to a. Fiotl
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NOTICE

nANIFr. n eoopLoE, Attorney and COUNSEL
ICa,T .w oG.rs his services 10 the Public as p.
Agent for Pension, Bounty Land, ans other Clsl~'
anon the Federal GovsSnm'H' july =
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MINING AGFNCy.

New York, 10 Broddtoay Rooms Ne, aad =.
THIS Agency is established for the paroAase aud
Il sale, on commission, Of unimproved Mines and
Mining stock in Companies organized and at work .
also, for furnishing oil kinds of Machinery au6 Mining
Tools, as ordered also the Chemical Analysis Of Ores
and other substances forwarded fron any part q
the country
printed circular, giving full expanat, oas viii he
sent in answer to any post paid letter enclosing one
three cent Post Office stamp
/. r. BARBOUR Co
July II. No. no brOadwaY NaW Infk
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STAR And ADANA NT7 ~ CANDLES.
LARD

! ARD OIL Of the fines, GC-iiEy Ia good shipping
IL order. Star and AdamanLirt Candles, JuA
weight, 10 ounces to the pound. These candles ars
excellent for all climates especially California, Bra
E the East and West Indies, and Af.ioh. Orders Tor
any quantity executed promptly.
THOMAS EMERY, lard Oh ard star
March - Candle maoufac,ursr Cincinnati. 9
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ATrkNranHl

SOLDIERS WHO served in the vari,ps .sr.. a,i
~ sailors, or their widows or heir. u VIII =,
rsars Of pay, extra pay, bounty land, p,us;oys =,
may be due, may find it to thei- adyantags Ga nav,
their claims investigated Address
a. NJ. GAN0EWER
Attorney and Agent, Washington. i. !.
Bounty-land warrants bought and ,9ld'
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Il .Hat South Side Democrat.
The secretary OF war and the Regular Army

Y A Washington correspondent OF the Mobile Register
has the following relation OF scene between the Ssee-
tary of War, Gen. Davis, and colonel in the regular
army II argues favorably, If true, Tor the .prSaes
OF the regular armyr
.The officer in question was a colonel, whose regi-
ment is stationed near Newport, Rhode island Well
General says the colonel TO The Secretary. have re-
ceved your order, commanding me TO leave Inc hosl al
Newport, and take up my quarters with The regiment ~
the barracks am glad TO hear H. replied General
Davis 81 hope the order will subject you TO no neon
yenience.' mo inconvenience. indeed replied the
colonel, quite Indignantly why. sir. the place is
dure The place month This has been known 10 my
supeors in command, including The late Secretary OF
War; and have been permitted TO remain al Newport,
where am comfortably situated | have not De n
necessarily negligent OF my duty your order seems
to imply J am soldier, sir, and know my duty
"'Ah, indeed calmly Tejoined the Secretary, you
have been living in ease and splendo while the poor
soldiers have been cooped up ~ ivirg tomb OF mis-
cry and unhealthness; you couldn't endure the place a
month you soldier. and know your duty Now,
sir |, too, soldier. and know il 10 be the first duty
those under his command, have held Office in the
army, and always considered II duty to parake OF The
hardshIps well the glorics of my companions-in
II, therefore, the barracks rear Newport are ut
for your regiment 10 live in presume they are fiji Tor
you. II they be you represent them, you have GER
iainy been Negligent in not reporting the TACT to this de,
panent that the soldiers could have been removed
from that living tomb OF misery and nnheaithDess.
And until you make such report, shall make no
change in the order Of which you complain
The colonel. in perfect rage, departed unccemonl-
that the next time he makes pilgrimage to the War
Department. 10 plead for his own ease and comfort, he
will bring with him some kind words 10 behalf OF the poor
soldiers"
regular army, for long while. Let Secretary Davis
now take up The punishments in the army. and reform
some Of the abuses in that matter, and he will deserve
well OF his counirymen
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ere. OF Holland according by It's si article equal liberty
oil worship 10 all see,s so far as relates 10 their
RIAL regulations. which, however must be rsl sub
m1I'ed 10 the saneon of government bat thirteen other
articles were added, which Of 60 restrictive nature
as both to dlsplease the moderate party OF The Protest
ants and TO alarm The Catholics. thus unfortunately re-
vyins The deplorable excitement caused by The
ministerial crisis in that country ia
AT Paris the most important Item OF local interest is
the arrest OF twelve persons charged with hostile man
Hesitation against the Emperor upon his entrance nigh,
before last at the Opera Copiqus. The Enperor and
Empress have postponed their contemplated trip TO the
PyTenees. Ir4I.s m Hs#. .sa.. tsta =.
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AvIrraABLE cLpRcyNAH-On Sunday afternoon last,
the pulpit OF Dr. Sprasues church was occupied by Rev
Mr. Waldo Our informant states that although the ven
cradle man in his a3i year, he stood perfectly erect,
spoke promptly and with great vigor and delivered his
mon whou, notes From aged and highly respectable
member of the bar in this city, our informant Learned
that the Rev. Mr.. Waldo and himself were the only
surviving member. OF OF the classes al Yale College
that Mr. w was a veteran Of the revolution; that he
was severely wounded, was taken prisoner, and con
fined on board the New Jersey prison chip. He is now
minister OF the Presbyterian church. and resides. we
understand, near Geddex, Onondaga county. We ven
lure to say he IL without his parallel in the State or
eoun,ry.-.aRnnv State Reg,asr, f2h. tsa
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House will consist OF two hundred and thirty
four members and five territorial delegates, one new Ter
ritory having lately been formed viz Washington The
delegates, however, have no vote. There have been
elected TO the hrythird Congress hundred and sew
enty representatives, leaving still be elected sixty
four.
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SERIOUS FgGfTIvEsLAv ATFRAr.-Ihe Hllsboro'
Ohio News gives the particulars Of serious rencontTe
in Ohio, between party OF Kenuckans and three fugi-
tive slaves from Kentucky, assisted by number OF white
men, The slaves belonged 10 gentleman named Petra.
The negroes armed with guns, pistols. and knives
One of the slaves captured after being severely
wounded The other two escaped with their white
companions. Petra severely wounded.
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(Pennsvirarin oufA sds lotA syeet)
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY CAPITOL
Mn ut AacnonO~ Tuesday, July 2st, ~ O'Clock,
premises, shall auction following Described
valuable popey Lot No. in No 49, with al the
o large brick dwelling
with srf. flame stable, apd other convent
reneeI fsmiy residence Also, Hfory
baidins produce grocery
upon leading RiaAenbu The prem
l20 fee
ryand (.outh fron by 100 fces I'd
Immediately after,
Of lot TO- fronting rs fret Nd
aud part fronting
inch.. by l64 feet inches deep
~i he absolute affords
opportunity for capitalists DESTROYS of securing vsnase
prv y stand. lFa F.
fourth each the residue equal instaments
by
s .ENt .aH
Conveyascins a, the expense Of purchaser
2l--dts n .
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Puaa,N crLxnaArIos AT PLYMOUTH. MAss--Ths
Pilgrims Society are preparing for grand celebration to
be held at Plymouth Mass. on the lat OF August, the
anniversary Of the embarkaoa of the Pilgrims from
Def Haven, in 1870. pavilion. capable oil holding
1900 people, We erected Among the speakers VIII
be Gov Clifford, Hon. Edward Everett, and Hon Klaus
Choate. EA t@ .
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sales 1O-DAy.
By J. c. Mcguire. AuctIoneer.

By j. MCGUIRE, AuctlOneer.
I,IEGANT FRENCH CABINET FURNITURE, CHICKERING
Pi.no CandeIabas Mantc Clocks, Chan
decrp Carpetng, Rich Crimson Silk Curtains, AEON
the Is,s Hon WIN r. King United
ID and ~ Streets all his furniture and house
hold effects, comprising
forte Il. (.
SUI, OF su finished with rich crimson
Ik ffngns consisting OF two sesta
da. four medallion chairs, chairs made
order In Paris
Suit OF cur,aius, with fixtures complete match
tables richly gilt and inlad with shell
elegant cabinets with ptan marble tops eie
xanry carved and inaid
Two be inlaid Brusle tables
bronze with marble pedcstAJs
superb gilt nd brouz French mantei clock ..,I
gilt candelabras WIN chas1 and bea akul
figures and marble pedsstas
chandeliers with heavy cutg'ass
Super error marble French time piece
Paper tables and eandlesiands
Velvet, Brussels, and three ply carpets, rugs
Large French plate mirror, bracket, table, ana SAD
a " alnu French bsdsicnds
Rest curied lair ma holsters and pillows
Mahogany dressing bureaus, wArdrobes
Marble. wasbstands. toilet sets
Maple and painted cottage chairs
zupd curtains, window ,hadcs
Chamber tables, gilt looking glasses
LARGE mahogany extension table
French China dnner and tea ware
Cut glass decantcrs, tumbers, wines
Oiicioth stair carpetnx, hat rack
Cooking stoves chamber stoves, refngefatofs
Together and excellent as'omentof kitchen nen
The hou.e will be open Monday the 2sh instant
at 10 o'cIssk
two and four months satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
"'''' j. C. MCGUIRE,
Juy pa Auctioaeer.
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Mr.. ADims's RrrLY.

"QUlKcr June II, Is22
DEAR sR; Hall an hour ago received. and hi.
moment have heard read. for The third or fourth time the
yest wuef maj ever was written by ociogenarian,
This globe isa theatre OF war il. In.
naoants are all heroes. The little ellis in vinegar and
tns s"mse"es IN pepper water, believe are quarrel.
Brlona OF Ffenchmen. Ants cater pillars. and eanssr
worms are the only irbes among whom hav. no, .een
battles and Heaven ITSELF II we believe Hindoo. J,w
Chnsiians and Mshomstans, has not AWAY. been a,
Ieaos. We need not trouble ourselves about these
thngs, nor fret ourselves because OF evil doors bn,
smelly trust the Ruler with his skes'
John ADAMS"
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Jefferson and Adams on Russia and Turkey.


Thirty years ago Russia was al war with Turkey. AS
That event may possibly again occur II is Interesting 10
reouI TO the sentiments OF TIVE Of the most eminent men
that existed at that lime, OF the merits Of the question
and oil war In general Jefferson, when be wrote this
letter. was 50 years Of age, and John Adam. 90:
MONTICELLO, June 1, ls22
To return To the news OF the day i,
seems that the cannbas OF Europe are going 10 eat one
another again war between Russia and Turkey is
like the battle OF the kite and snake: whichever de.
sroys the o,her leaves destroyer less for the world
This Puenacious humor Of mankind seems to be the law
OF his naue-one of the obstacles TO too great multi
Eioahon. provided in the mechanism OF the universe
The cocks Of the han yard kill one another bears
bulls, rams, do the same, and the horse in his wild
STATE Kills all The young males, until, down with
sSe and war, some vigorous youth kills him. .
4 A"Ps us shall prove hoD much happier for MN tie
Qssk1 policy ,s. and hs the e Of me ltsder Is better
ns~ hsf 81 ne fghu And il IA some consolation that
The desolaon BY ihsse manacs OF one part OF the earth
The means Of improving in other parts Let the lat
ter be oor ONCE and le, milk the COW while The
Rus..n holds her by the horns, and the Turk by The tail
ood hieAs you, and give you health, strength, good
'P'' AND as much oil lie a. you think worth having
THOMAS JEFFERSON" \
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CARDThe attention of the public respectfully called
furniture housekeeping effects the
Of William King, Vice President Of tho Uni
states, Tuesday morning, July 18th, Al 10 O'Clock
Chic erinS ee
chandeabsas, bronze
many other and paTio
order in Paris, and is of superior
quality. Jas C. MCGUIRE,
July ed AucionccT.
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The first session of the thirty third Congress com.
menees on the frat Monday in December next We are in
debed 10 the New York Herald for The annexed tables
exhibiting the names aud politics Of all the senators and
repre- sentatves thus far elected
SENATE.
The Senate consists OF two sc nators from each State
There are thirty zone Slater, represented by sixy-two
senators.
SENATORS HOLDING OVER AND ELEoT.
Wings in dates democrats in Roman Those marked
r. g. are free.soilers or aboteAsts; IT, those elected
as un'on men D. X those elected southern or State
rights men
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DRiCK HOUSE AND LOT ON EAST CAPITOL STREET AT
suctonOn Tuesday The 0sh instant shall SELL
O'Clock, p. No T.
The 30 inches Capitol
10 containing feet
with The Improvement which IL GOOD and wei. built story
brick house. u Is#5.
Terms One Third cash balance in twelve
the purchaser notes for The deferred
eat from dsy OF sae deed and of
AZ eonysysns,1s a. The cos Of the purchaser.
1900 4 aM.r tr#r. GREEN h SCOTT,
IuyH-d Aucuonesrs,
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We resretio learn tha, Col John Pnce WilhereIl died
10 PhiladelpA's. on Sunday morning last His disease
was bilious diarfhGL lie was es,imablc man, and
leaves large family
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL young man named Francis Serer
vas Killed accidentally in Cumberland county. virginia.
aisw day. since. He was attempting TO climb Tree for
acquired ne had shot, and fell and killed himself
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BY y. c. MCGUIRE, Aucsioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
by u1ue Of deed OF BY William
bearing tbs a5 Of Jsy 1884, and recorded Ia ber
A. g. No g. folos 203 204 the Of Wash
sason county in the Dct OF Columbia shall SELL the sh
Day ~ August 34 O'Clock,
hlf 81 lot No. ~ No.
18th and I4 with which
scsasisl OF two brick houses. Terms cash.
II the sale
After the trustee the right said
cost OF The purcbaser purchasers.
EDW. SWAMI. TSnaee.
July I'D JAs. @. MCGUIRE ASctoseef
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PENssrLvASn-The democratic State convention
meets at Harrisburg Thursday, The 2sh for The pur-
po.e OF nominating candidate for the supreme court
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LIVINGSTON AcourTrsp.-The Terre Hao,e Journal
'Ss hst LIVINGSTON. who killed hi. half brother. D. j
eotdon. 10 Vso county, acquitted on the ground
Of ..lf-defence. '
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already heen elected Since the election the
leaving third and seventh dicts
The election will take psce the FIRST
o(Au
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hnnosATIos OF CHANcELLoR.-Chancellor Lesesns
Of the southern Alabama district has announced his d..
arminaiion to resign in September
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DrATH or ia. BUTLER This gentleman, Tor several
years treasurer Of Virginia. died suddenly Of cholera
norbus on The 2lst instant. in Richmond
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6a2-At u meeting the Board Of Directors or the
held their 7h
he following resolution passed:
ResoIped Of Institute be opened daily
through Sundays eIceped from 10 O'Clock,
that public generally be invited visit the
Charles CALVERT
June lift Recording Secretary.
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MARRIED.,

Tuesday morning, July by the Rev
LIE Chaplain U. =. A. Adjuaht H. WHfrTLESY
u Dragons, Miss KATE FAUNTLEROY, youngest daug
ter o Col. Thomas \. FAUSrLERoY, U. 3. dragons.
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Nrw ToRK, July 25.-The steamers news has caused
decline in hour with sales of 500 barrels IS Tor State
and % SIS l2i for Go iesee. Southern flour IL arm
So a5i so 50 Wheat is unsettled with sales OF 6Oo
bushels at l33 cents for southern white, and w cens Toy
WI Corusncs OF bushels cents for Mixed
ard q. ccos for yellow. Stocks-.ales Of Cumberland
80 New Creek at 81; Pennsylvania coal ll9 Crystal
a'acc. l37; Canton, 29l Parker vein. 3lA Erie, 49,
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az GREEN s. SCOTT, A.o.s....r..

Hy GREEN ~ SCOTT, Aacsssa~ers. Ed. H4
VALUABLE BUILDING lot ON THIRD STREET, BE-
tween and streets, at auctionOn Tuesday, the 06sh
stanI shsl sell, she premises O'clock No.
reservation situated the side Of Third street west be-
streets The property
handsomely ioccA having front Third Ave-
feet, running b~ck % Ave feet paved alley haAAed
and hfty
T~ss cash the balance str eighteen,
months purchaser deferred
rwens bearing interest from the day Of SALE decd sves
taken
VNE indispuablo.
A.. GREEN SCOTT,
July 2o-ehds Asedoneess
Let day Of August, ,sme hour l.-.s. 80. 4.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
July 8-d Aucuonesrs.