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Books, Stationery and sheet Music at city prices
MARIA g. CLOPTON Principal.
Board Of Trustees of the Williamsburg Female Aca-
denny:
Col. Robert McC andlish, President.
DR.. Robt. 2. Waller. Rev. Jas F Joyner
Col. Goodrich Durfey, Robert f. Cole ESD
w. r. c. Douglas. Esd, James P. Custs Esq.
WV. Vest, ESD, DR.. John n Gait
N B.-Letters addressed to the Pri4lcipa at Rich
mond, until 18th September; after which date to
Williamsburg. an 26-eodtI5Oc
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MISS A. NJ SMITHS SCHOOL-lst
W STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
The neXt session Of this School will commence MON
DAY, september Goth. Competent Teachers
gagged to assist in the several departments.
=
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1ST OF LETTERS-Remainin in the
IL Richmond Post Office the 9th Sept, 1858.
10 Persous calling for Letters in this List viii
please say they advertised.
Ey~ Office hours, on Sunday, heresfser, from top
A. NJ aud 4 TO S p NJ
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SCHOOL FOR


i BOYS-This School will be opened by the sub
scriber on the 18th of September next in building
on End street between Broad and Marshall.
COURSE OF STUDY.
The system of instruction will atord every facility
for the acquisition of sound business English EDI-
CATION. To which Will be added preparatory in
struction in the LATIN Language, and III the Physi
cal, Moral and intellectual SCIENCES:
itis the purpose of the subscriber, II Literally sus
tanned. to associate with himself a Classical and
Mathematical Teacher.
:, TFRMs PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS
g higher - S. 90
Latin and English. 10 oo
- CITY REFERENCES.
Judge Clopton, Ca,J"ns uainas - ~ '
Herbert A. Claiborne n r Gaia,nen'
n, TpsatI r. :, ,, s.ieI, J. w. Randolph,
George Maynard John NJ Graaor,
r, .;,,,, q. L. C. SALTER.
the 9Th September next. Those desirjng 10 sntsr
pupils requested to leave their names ar ts ~
fee of the Morning Mail, with Mr Wherrv ~ ths
Exchange Rank. au 29-stbaw1ta VI ao
TNEACIiERs ABOUT RE-OPENTNG
Il THEIR SCHOOLS, viii find at my store all ,bs
SCHOOL BOOKS III general use. on the most res
sonable terms JAMES WoODHousE,
se6 Eagle Square.
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EDUCATION
M UsIC. : INSTRUCTION ON THT

M OSIC. - CONSTRUCTION ON THE
Fk. W lLFF, Prof. of Music aud Oraanist A. i.
Jehns ohGrsh will resume his profession In the cty
ni richmond, on the lst of October next He he o.
ieaNe 70 express his sincere thanks for the most ibe
Isi r Pas.!onsse which has been extended TO him
tha only strict attention 10 the duties OF his
procession and method which in all cases elected
tne perfect satisfaction of the parents and made the
study OF music pleasure to the pupils could seeurs
,or h1n such an encouraging patrouage be iatters
himself that By continuing exert himself to his MT
most ne VIII be able TO the expecta lions of ali
ing session " ~ ~
tie would especially call the attention of be rnners
70 wnat he said about his method he finds too Of
.e that the hrst studies on the Piano are treated in
wrong way entirely neglected, to the sreat detr
nent OF all interests involved the commencement
of musical studies
lie charges IS cents for an hours instruction
FK- WCLFF can be found at his residence Mar
shall street between Sd and 4th near the ST. osephs
orphan Asylum, and opposite the German Catholic
Orders may also be left a. the stores of Messrs o.
A Strecker, James Woodhouse, T. H. TAYLOR, Main
street, G NJ. West, Exchange Place, Harold L Muir
raw, BROAD street. 3a-NTbS
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Ny SCHOOL, ON 9Th STREET,

Isl RESUMES SEPT. l9-I teach beginners
while other studies receive due attention, Reading
Writing and Spelling most insisted on, and after
these, Arithmetic, Geography and GrannIar-nake
boy proficient in the three first branches and you
give him chance to make his marx anywhere he
shall please but let him get into his teens, only
imperfect speer and all after advantages will be
unayailirg. 4 good start with me is better than
course at the University. AngfoSaxons spell well
young never.
charge $50 per session of 10 months, and make
deduction for past-me, till st November All scho-
lars are entered 10 the end of the session.
IL. TAYLOR.
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.UNT'S IMPROV PATENT

HUNTS IMP II OV f ID PATENT
H WHEAT DRiLL.-The performance Of this
Drill the season. entirely satisfactory and Is
spoken OF in terms Of high eommendation by those
who used il; therefore feel warranted in recon-
tnendng inferior to none hitherto invented It Is
simple in liz construction, durable and not liable to
get Of order and the price of it less than that OF
most other Drills. Those who may be in want the
coming season, respectfully requested TO forward
their orders early 10 avoid disappointment
II. BALDWIN.
ar 25--6wimr No. lf3 Main st. T
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WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADE-

W MY will commence its scholastic year Let Oc-
toher next, ending lst July 1884, comprehendng two
half sessions of II months each.
The course of study will embrace all the branches
pertaining TO a thorough ENGLISH EDUCATION.
together with ancient aud modern LANGUAGES
and MUSIC.
The institution is provided with a very extensive
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus.
TERMs-(per halfsession of four and half months
payable in advance:l
Board lodging, fuel lights tuition in all the English
branches. .......................S75 S75 90
Washing ......................... 90
French, and other modern languages. ......... so
Latin. 80
Music, Piano. so 90
Guitar. Is 90
Drawing aud Painting. ........................ 90
For all English branches, for day-scholars under
= IS years.. Is co
over - 50 -. 20 90
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S. SQUIRE'S SELECT. CLASSI-

:. SQUIRES SELECI, CLASSl-
As CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Corner of
Main and First Streets Richmond Es.-The seventh
Session OF this Institution viii the 18th of
September, 1853.
Terms. for session of ten months payable one-half
in advance, remainder on the lst of March
Tuition in the usual English branches. $40 90
Advanced English and Beginners in Latin. 80 90
Latin, Greek and higher Mathematics. 80 90
Modern Languages EACH ch......................20 90
Drawing, each course, "a lessons. 90
The Principal may be found al his rooms, on Frank
lin, between ID and Sd streets. Sc linz
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL

ENGL1SH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
il BY J. B. BUDWELL.-The subscriber would
respectfully Inform the citizens OF Richmond and its
open an FL glish aud Classical SCHOOL for BOYS
in the baidiDg erected by the Rev NJ l.. Bickford for
his Young Ladies' Institute on Foushee street. be-
tween Grace and Broad streets. Particular attention
will be given TO the mental and moral training of all
pupils committed to his care. Modern Languages
viii be Taught by a competent Professor.
TERMS
Common English Branches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .$55
Classics and Mathematics. 50
Modern Languages. 20
No deduction for loss of time. except account of
pr0tyac;ed Illness
Persons wishing to enter scholars will please en-
quirs at Mrs. Ragands, corner of Grace and Adams
streets. J. B. BCDWELL.
From Dr. Harrison, Chairman ofthe Faculty, Uni
yerslty Of Virginia:
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, I
August H. 1853. !
slr. J. 3. BudwelI has attended my lectures we'll
nigh tive sessions and has in my juG Gnent, such
pacity and atta;unents should make him success
ul teacher His excellent moral character and up
right department will gain him the confidence of all
those who shalt come to know him.
GESSNER HARRISON.
Refer farther to Rev w. Fl. McGufey, D. d. and
LII D., Professor of Moral Philosophy, University of
Virginia: II. Schele De We're, Ii. d., Professor OF
Modern Languages do; Professor William B. Rogers;
Rev. J, S Bacon, d D., President of Columbian Col
Iege. D. C.; Rev. Ro. Ryland, A NJ, President of
Richmond College; Rev. Il. B. C. Howell. D. d Rev.
J. B. Jeter, d. D., Rev. j. B. Taylor, w Sands Esq,
Editor Religious Herald.
For farther particulars, see circular an l8-lm*
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EOx md Pitt

These distinguished orators and rivals, not
withstanding their political hostility entertained
the utmost respect for each others talents. At
ter the close Of the first session in which Mr..
Pitt appeared in Parliament, a friend OF Mr..
Fox saying, Mr.. Pitt, think promises to be
ono oftho first speakers ever heard in thehouse
of Commons, he instantly replied, "He IS so
already" From this and other testimonies, it
appears, that Mr.. Fox was very early impress.
ed with high idea of Mr.. Pitts talents. II
ought TO be mentioned, TO the mutual credit of
these great men, that in future life, when they
were the leaders of two opposite parties, aud
tho supporters of different systems of politics
they always in private spoke of each others "a
bties with the highest respect. Mr.. Fox, IN
addressing the electors of Westminster, soon
after he had resigned the seals as secretary OF
state, and Mr. Pitt had been appointed Cham
cellor of tho Exchequer, bore the highest tcs-
timony to the talents Of his rival; and at late
period ofMr Puts administration he said,
'rhat he had boon narrowly watching Mr. Pitt
for many yearg, and could never catch him
tripping once" Mr.. Pitt also considered Mr..
Fox as far superior to any Of his opponents, as
a debator in the House of Commons.
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FEB. 10, 1853.
Ibc Dailp Diroinian.
Marie AntOinctfe.

The fashion of wearing feathers, so much IN
vogue in France and England previous to the
French Revolution, owed its origin TO tho un-
fortunate Marie Antonette. One day hadng
some peacocks feathers on her toilette, which
had been placed there accidentally, being de-
signed 10 decorate some curious piece oil fancy
work, she stuck one upon her head; pleased
with the effect, she added second, and then
asked for some small ostrich fea,hers IN short,
before she quilted her dressing room. by a
beautiful arrangement of these feathers, with
artificial flowers and Jewels, she astonshed hor
attendants. The king declared, they were the
prcttest ornaments he had ever boheld on u
ady's head; the queen continued improving on
the plan daily, and the fashion spread, not on.
ly through the kingdom, but to all Europe,
Not long after this princesss marriage, she
was prohibited, on account of her health, from
riding on horseback, an exercise OF which she
was extremely fond The order gave great
pleasure to two corpulent duchcsses OF hertran
who were overheard congratulating themselv-
es on the prospect of being thus released from
the necessity of attending the princess IN her
equestrian expeditions. The princess mme.
diately set about contriying how she could raise
a laugh, at the expense OF these lusty danes,
and at the same time not transgress the corr
mands of Der physicians. She accordingly y
ordered one of her household to procure her a
number OF asses properly accoutred by a Ger
tain morning. The duchesses were also order
ed to be in attendance. When the asses were
led out, the princess very gravely told them,
that she wanted TO take an airing, and bid
them mount. The ladies' endeavored 10 re.
monstratc, and reminded the princess Of her
physicians orders. The Dnuphiness, how.
ever was positive, and leaping into her saddle,
desired they might follow. The duchesses o.
beyed, much against their inclinations, and, as
may be supposed, cut ridiculous figure
nough. Tho princess, however, affecting not
in the least to perceive their embarrassment
made them ambe in her train for the whole OF
a hot summer morning, under the very window
Of tho palace to the no small amusement of the
king and court, who soon became acquainted
with the secret Of the affair. Such were once
the frivolous delights Of princess, fated to
drink deeper Of the cup of affection than al
most any female OF modern times.
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Denth ofEgenryHF. of France.

Henry the Second Of France, who excolled
in every exercise of chivalry, was peculiarly
fond of tournament, and gave splendid sue.
ccsson of them on the marriage, by proxy. Of
Elizabeth, to Philip L at Paris. The lists OK
tended from the po.ace Of the Tournelcs, 10
the Bastile across the street Of St Anro0o. In
the first two days the king broke seyerai lan-
ces with lords of his court, in all Of which he
showed extraordinary vgor and address. On
the third day Of the tournaments, June 80,
1859, towards the close Of the evening and be-
fore the conclusion, Henry showed great in
clination to try his prowess against the Count
dc Montgomcri, Captain of his Life Guards; he
was the son of Seigneur de Lorges who had
formerly wounded Francis |. so dangerously
on the head, at Romorentin in Berrl, and vas
distinguished for hia superior address IN these
combats, above any nobeman in the king
dom.
Catherine de Medcis, as If bya secret pre-
sage of the event, entreated the king not TO en
ter the lists but he resisted her solicitations
saving he would break one lance more in her
honor. Montgomeri accepted the challenge
with great reluctance. Henry commanded HIM
to obey, and even fought with his vizor raised
but authors are not quite agreed whether II
was raised Intentionally, or flew open by a
blow from Montgomerl's lance, III an enconnt-
er which was so violent, that the counts lance
broke against the kings helmet he then fought
with the stump which remained IN his hand,and
with it had the misfortune to strike the king so
violent blow under his eye, threw him 10
the ground, and deprived himinstantly Of both
speech and understanding, though he lived e.
leven DAYS afterwards. This circumstance oc
casioned the suppression of tournaments ir
France.
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NUMBER l59.

might be done. 1t happened. that after the
bell had been up long time. the rope YVES
Worn out, and piece Of wild vine was made
use of to lengthen it. Now there was knight
of Atri, who had noble charger which was
become unservicable through age,so that TO a
void the expense of feeding him, eturned him
loose upon the common. The horse, driven
by hunger, raised his mouth to the vine to
MUNICH it and pulling il the bell rang. The
judges assembled to consider the petition of the
horse. which appeared to demand Justice
They decreed that the knight whom he had
served in his youth, should feed him in his old
age sentence which the king confirmed un-
der heavy penalty.
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Arabian Respcctto women.

So great and so sacred Is the respect OF the
Bedouin Arabs for the fair sex, that the pres
ence, the voice even, Of woman can arrest
the uplifted scimetar charged with death, and
bid it fall harmless. Whoever has committed
a crime, even murder is safe if woman takes
hun under her projections and the right OF par
doning is so completely established IN favor oil
the sex, that, in some tribes where they never
appear before men, and IN others where they
ore occupied in the tents, if a criminal can es-
cane to their tent he is saved. The nome mt he
is near enough to be heard, he cries aloud 81
am under the protection of the harem" AT
tbese words ali the women reply, without APP
poariug, f,es1i Fly from himl" and were h he CON
denned to death by theprince himself and by
the council Of the principal persons OF his tribe,
the punishment of his crime is remitted with
out hesitation Immediately, and he is allowed to
go where he plcases.
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DECEES SAFES AGAIN. WLDER'S
b. PnLenL Hnlnmnnnll. tnith Richls Lnpropencnk.
CnAnLEsroN. s. G.. Nov. %, 1852.

CnAnLEsroN, s. c.. Nov. 80, 1852
HcssrS SicarnS g. Marmn, Successors 10 Rich d Co.
Geal2emcn:-On tho night ofthe lth inst. my entire
stock consisting Of oils, candlos white lend. rubber
springs and packing, also very great quantity Of other
merchandise, was consumcdby fire. Your snie, contain
ing my books, in the hottest port othe lire, and ey-
cry thing in il WIS snyed in tho perfect condition.
hna used tho qua for moment at dark, and the box OF
ma chcs used 10 light it is CUSTOM put ino
hc snc for consider them dangerous things to leave
about The matches and the books where all OF my
whole stock that hud not the mark Of the fire upon them.
Unfortunately for me- you have here Ind proof of the
goodness Of your Snnmnndes the perfect satisfaction
every one who Witnessed the destruction OF my store
Yours Ycry respectfully,
LEWIS M. HATCH.
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In the days of John, King of Atri, an an
cient city of Abruzzo, there was bell put up,
which any one that had received any injury
W went and rang, and the king assembled the
wise men chosen for the purpose, that justice
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WY TUs T''CLIuIIyi -
LEWIS M. HATCH.
RODNEY, Miss, Dec. 7, 1852.

NODNEY, WISs., Dtt' 7, IoV~'
Isaac B,idge Esq, New Orlcans.
Dea, Strive send you enc Of Rich u Cos Safes
tried in tho fire in the 22d August. This
Safe stood AN extreme heat of large fume building in
which it was used surrounded by quantity of bagging,
four rope whiskey, and many other combustibe arti-
ces II will show for itself the heat it sustained The
pnpers therein not even solled We therefore do
hereby certify that this Of the best Sufes have
seen. All other safes except this make, proved worth
less as can now be proven the ruins.
Yours respectfully,
WnRTHINGTON e. co.
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WORTHINGToN g. co.

Merchants and in the preservation OF
books aud papers from fire. respectfully requested TO
call at the store of tho undersigned and peruse num-
Der of certificates similar the above, extending over
a period of ten years No book paper or document OF
any description has ever been injured by fe IN any OF
these Safes.
An assortment of these Safcs, with and without Yaes
Powder Proof Locks, md Jones Powder Proof Locks
for sal at tho Depot f6 Water Street and at the Fac
fory corner of Ayenne A and St. Marks Place, New
York. oI bhhNo W nih"'i,
sncccaaors TO Rich a. Go, I46 Water Street, New
York the only mnkers Of Snlafnandes Safes In the u
njted States combining Wider's and Rich's Patents
SrEnKs e. MARvIE, Salamander Safe Manufacturers,
have purchased of H. c. Jones the patent right for his
Powder Proof Bank Lock- commonly called the WORLDS
Fytp LOCK- behind which One Thousand Dollars was
placed in Safe at the Fair in London during period
of ortyve days. be the property Of any OF the vsi-
tors who could open the Lock. The attempt 10 open
was made daily by hundreds without success.
Bankers, jewelers. and Merchants can be supplied
with these Locks by the sole proprietors
STEARNS e. MARVIN,
feb 9-.d&c3m l16 Water Street, New fork'
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STEAFg ENGHNE.--For sale steam engine,
- of80 horse power, suitable for mill, flour OF
commit or fora collier. This engine was made in
England and $3 600 to import, and is pronounced
by J4dges as being superior article. We will sell at
great sacrifice. " refer agp as to is capaby
Nc, to Thos Dodamead, Esq, superintendent of the
metersburg Railroad Company, to Maj snead, al the
Toll Office. EDMOND, DAVENPORT, x co.
Jan l9-dts
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feb S-.d&c3u

XNTE the undersigned, are again opening and exhib'
w itng very large assortment OF Cooking stoves
of every variety of size and patent commonly IN use
toeeher witha well selected assortment OF faror,ohaIn
her Office and Factory stoves, Seanandar Furnaces
C,es Fronts Tenders, Scuttes Cinder Shoyels Blow
or S &c To which we very respectfully call the at
cn,ion of our customers and friends Resting assured,
bat. though we cannot premise to sell at lower price
tban any one else, prices VIII range as 10" as
p III. g ID ,hat we will accommodate customers who
will favor US with examination, to their satisfaction,
as well as their expectation nn
oct 28-dts OhEE Oh NJ mill.
S-We would like to employ or good journey.
men Timers. n. % VA.
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EGRO61S WANTED-THE subscriber
= having located in Lynchburg, will give the highest
prices for Negroes between the ages of and 80 years
IAose having negroes for SALE will find to their inter
est to call on him, at Dibrel's Hotel, Lynchburg, "a
All communications will receive prompt attention.
nuv 26-d&cts ID READ.
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RICHMOND.

EDMUND, DAVENPORT AZ CO.,
LRlCHMOND, offer for sale in store and alloal,a
Wholesale
5OOa Sacks Lver fine Salt Marshall and other brands
100 do Ground Alum do
300 tons Richmond ground Piaster
500 tons best Peruvian Guano daily expected
500 bbls Rosendale Cement
500 bushels prime Cloverseed
$50 bLls Bone Dust
l25 hhds Bacon sides
l27 tierces Sugar House Molasses
200 boxes Archer & Co.'S No / axes.
300 tierces London Porter
so cases Cross & Buckne.l Londen Mustard
25 do do Walnut and Mushroom Gntchup
% Hampers English Cheese (Gloncester)
IS boxes Maccaroni
30 Bags Sicily Almonds
200 bags Brazic Sugar
400 bags Costa Rica Coffee
Hennessey, GODDARD, Oard and Sasaroz Brandy, Held
-icS and Hungarian Lion Wine; Sherry, Madeln, aud
Port Wine, &c, &c
Many of the above are of our importation, and
we profess sell low asfhcy Gun be had in this eoun-
try quantity and quality considered. Tcas, as gooG an
assortment as be had in the country adapted to the
trade of Virginia -..-.....,,,,# 80,
dec 3O.dacts EDMUND, DAVENPORT & co.