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GTUART'S "B" and &c Y' SUGARS.
~ Prime Porto Rico do
Cuba and New Orleans do. For saia
by II WM. EGGLESTON.
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INTERESTING CASE IN THE CoURTs.-An inter-
esting case had been decided by the courts. John
Williams, seventh and last Earl of Bridgewater,
made will in 1923, by which he bequeathed pro-
perty valued at two million pounds sterling to the
then L ord Afford, and his issue, entail, with re-
nlainder to his brother Charles Gust and certain
remainders over. A proviso was introduced that
if Lord Afford should die without having attained
the title OF Marquis or Duke of Bridgewater, the
bequest should DC void as regarded his issue and
the estate should pass over to the remainder men,
Lord Afford died without having attained these
dignities, and the question raised behalf of
his infant son, whether the proyiso in the will
legal or not Ten OF the judges against six, deci.
before the House of Lords such condition was de-
clared illegal and against public policy, and was
consequently annulled-the costs OF all the parties
to the suit being paid out of the estate.
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7 OOK AT THIS GOLD WATCHES

T OOK AT THIS GOLD WATCHES
IL AND DOUBLE-BARREL GUNS. SINGLE
BARREL GUNS, PISTOLS AND PISTOL CAPS,
AT HENRY HYMAN'S, No. 96 MAIN STREET
THE ONLY IMPORTER OF WATCHES IN THIS CITY
AND DIRECT IMPORTER OF GUNs.-Having just re-
ceved from Europe my complete assortment of
Double and Single-barrel GUNS, PISTOLS Pistol
CAPS, Powder FLASKS, Shot POUCHES and Gold
WATCHES, will bind myself to sell to country
merchants, wholesale, and to those who purchase
the United States Please cali and examine nv stock
Of Goods and prices before going North, pur-
chasing Elsewhere.
N. B.-Just received from England a few more of
those latest patent Doublebarrel GUNS. which have
given such general satisfaction. Don't forget that it
is at HENRY HYMAN'S, No 96 Main ST.,
Direct Importer of Gold Watches and Guns, &c.
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STEAMERS TO KEY WEST AND FLORIDA TRADE.
Another boat of 500 tons is to be put upon the
mail steamship line between New Orleans and Key
West. ria the ports of Florida This viii open a
new field for enterprise and Improvement, and
greatly enhance the commerce of Florida. What
Florida needs just now more than anything else, is
the means of getting to market and the convent
ences of inland communication canal or two
railroad, and few plank roads, would make her a
rich and prosperous State-all of which are in con-
temptation and she no doubt will soon have
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EDYMo1N AGArN.-Edymoin is now re-arrested
on one of the counts of the indictment under which
he was originally convicted. Immediately after
the warrant served, measures were taken to
procure writ of habeas corpus to test the question
to whether he be legally detained upon a
charge made in the original Indictment. 1t is
argued that he plead his former conviction in
BAR and that it is good bar, although it has been
released by the Governor. On application of coun-
sci, Judge Humphries granted a writ, which was
argued in part ON Saturday.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
WATCH AND JEWELRY ESTAB

WATCH AND JEWELRY ESTAB-
w LISHMENT. los Main street.
May be found at ELIAS HALE'S the most ceIe-
brated Watches imported in this country:
The genuine David Taylor Joseph Johnson Beeze-
ly Cooper, and all others having the highest reputa
ton both in Europe and in this country.
Elegant Jewelry and Fancy Goods of English,
French. German and American manufacture, OF the
latest and newest patterns.
Increased facilities for importing and intimacy with
the large manufactures of Europe and America will
make the establishment of the first houses in the
country to deal with. Country and city merchants
can find great variety of goods suited to their
market.
The retail department, together with the manufac-
turing, Watch and Jewelry Repairing and Engraving
will be strictly attended to.
Watch Materials, Tools, &c, wholesale and retail.
ELIAS HALE,
Importer and Manufacturers Agent,
SET log Main street
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ANOTHER STRANGE SUIcIDE.-The body of a
girl who drowned herselfin the Schuylkill, at Phla
delphia on Thursday last, has been identified as
that of Mary Burke. She was to have been mar
ried on that evening, and the groom and his friends
remained at the house where the marriage was to
take place, until suspectng something wrong they
went in search of her. but failed to discover her
until he saw her dead body. which he recognized by
a ring on one of her fingers which he had given to
her. 1t is supposed she was temporarily insane
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ADVANCE OF PROPERTY IN THE VALLEY-The
Rockingham Register gives the following instance
of the appreciation of real estate in that county
Mr.. John Coakeley sold acres of Mole Hill
land the other day to Mr.. Jacob Sanger at $50 per
acre. The land is without improvements; and five
yeals since could have been bought for $40 to Sl5
per acre. This is sufficient to show the rapid ad
in the price OF lands in this locality No lands
in the county have advanced more steadily or more
rapidly than the Mole Hill lands this latest sale
will testify.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, &c.
pOMAN TRAITOR.-Justr received, and

VVNIIt1N I IhLiI Oh.-JUSE TtCtIft Gu, uIIU
~ for sale by J. w. RANDOLPH
Daredevil Dick or the Road and its Riders, being
the Adventures of Dick Turpin, Claude Duval, &C.
25 cents.
Louise Martini the Village Maiden, by Osgood Brad
bury-25c.
Angela, or the Convent of Santa Clara Tale of
Portugal, by DR.. ]. H. Robnson-25c.
The Wizard of the Wave, Romance of the Deep
Blue Sea aud Indian Isles, by Fayette Robnson-25c
No. 435 Liftelps Living Age.
A Sermon Preached by the Rev. Robt. Yancey, of
Louisa county, whe ordained as an Episcopal
Minister under the Colonial Government of the State
OF Virginia, in the year 176s-25c.
The Roman Traitor, or the Days of Cicero, Cato
and Cataline true Tale of the Republic, by H. w
Herbert, author of Marmaduke Wyvil, &c.-Sl so.
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NEWSPAPER CELEBRATIoN.-The New York Sun
newspaper had grand celebration Saturday
night, OF its Goth anniversary by illumination of
its building, and supper to the employees of the
establishment, and number of guests On the
occasion, fac simile OF the first Sun that was
issued was gotten up. We have copy of this
1t is dated Sept 3, 1888; and is very little larger
than an ordinary sheet of letter paper 1t was the
arst penny that was ever printed-and illustrates
very forcibly what mighty results flow from small
beginnings. At the supper in the Sun establish
ment, Moses s. BEACH presided in very creditable
style. Heis now the chief man of the sun news
paper and is son of the Moses Y. BEACH SO famous
as the former conductor of the Sun.
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EDUCATION.
MIR. LEtEBVRE S sCH0OL.--H. 7

M h. LEFEBN RE > SCHoOL'-IA' :.
w LEFEBvRE, A. ~, will, on the nFst Monday
in October succeed Mrs. Mead In the charge ei her
Boarding and DAY Schosl in Richmond ana wiz oe
prepared that day receive pupils al her late re-
sidence on Grace street
Mr.. LefebvTe was for seven years connected with
Mrs Mead,s Schooi aud subsequently became Princi-
psi of the Williamsburg Female Academy tue charge
OF which he resigns to engage IN larger WORK IN
Richmond.
He proposest to conduct his school upon the same ge
neral ra as that OF Mrs Mead. retaining several of
her Teachers and increasing the strength of the de-
partnsnt of Foreign Languages, by the assistance of
resident French Governess, and other auxilieries.
The members of the family will form christian
household, under the parental care OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Letebvre.
The School win offer every advantage for the ac-
QUESTION of sound English education, TO whieh viii
be added the Ancient aud Modern Languages, Mu-
sic. Drawing. &c.
'TERss-For Board and Tuition in all the English
months, ~ $40
Day scholars of all ages 40
For any Modern Language, 20
Mnsic. Drawing Sc at Professors prices
Applyt TO H. I. LEE EbN NJ; A. VI.
au So Grace street. Richmond Va.
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WHAT WAS Ir:-The New York Medical Gazette
has an article intended to disabuse the public of
the impression that the recent large mortality in
that city the result of the hot weather alone
arguing that the true cause of death paralysis
of the stomach, rather than congestion of the
BRAIN, induced by the use of stimulating liquors.
The editor says I'VE record it witness and not
as disputant, that wehave seen case of serious
or dangerous character, in which the patient had
not been indulging in Intoxicating drinks while
heated in an atmosphere ranging about 80 deg in
the shade" twill be remembered that of the 225
deaths set down as from stroke during the
week, one hundred Of them happened ON Sunday,
when people were not at work, but seeking plea
sure, and more than on other days partaking free.
y of strong liquors This fact strongly sustains the
Medical Gazette.
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NALL AND SEE THEM-Tle atten-

~ ton of the public is particularly invited to the
Daguerrean Gsllery of MINNIS l. WATSON, No
l46 Main street, few doors below the Exchange
Bank. All pictures taken By warranted never
to fade. and in no do require person take
apcture after sitting. unless entirely satisfactory
visit to our Gallery will at show the public that
picture, case, price: therefore we would say to
those who may wish to procure truthful life-like
and unfading daguerreotype, give call, and our
word TOR it, viii never regret the opportunity
braced the little mite it may procuring one
OF these ne-toned pictures Oil paintings, engrav-
inss dasuerreotypes, &C.. correctly copied. Sick or
notice.
aug IS MINNJS 4 WATSON
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The Dauphin- Williams Bourbon among vi. .Busi-
ness isn't settled yet; Rev. Mr.. Hanson is 'out in
another card assuring the public that every shadow
of doubt has passed from his mind; that he reposcs
in Mr.. Williams confidence the most entire and
absolute, &C., &c. &c. H-u-mb-ug.
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EDUCATION.
NJ UsICAL-Mrs. MURRAY. Professor

- OF Vecal and Instrumental Music, pupil of the
eeleorated Professors Cooke and Walsh of London,
pegs ieave TO intimate TO the Ladies of Richmond and
those OF is vicinity. that she wishes limited
nanber Ct pupils IN the above delightful accomplish
mests. The decided success which has ettended
mrs Ms system of teaching, both abroad and in the
United States assures her that those ladies' who may
the advantages Of her style, either in the simple Bal
,sd or IN the beautiful Cantatas of Auber BeIlini
Donizetti.
All communications left 1T r. II. Taylor's Music
Store, Main Street; James Woodhouse Eagle Square
George M. Vests Bookstore, Exchange; or Murray's
ton. so lin
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EORGET ME NOT
Il The Watch you wore, the guard you
With hair-but, ON : how fair
Was lock of hair she gave in love;
Yet, still, I'll place thee there.
If every Watch, like thee was priced,
Diamonds mil ght, besde them fall
This remnant left me, when she died;
l prize it far above them all.
This guard you wove, the Watch III wear,
/ still will think of you;
But first, I'll take it to repair
To BILL BARTHOLOMEW.
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW, Watch Maker, &C.,
seq Opposite the Dispatch Office.
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There are $40 counterfeit notes on the Bank of
Augusta, Georgia, in circulation as we learn from
the Augusta Constitutionalist On the bottom of
the left and right hand corners of the counterfeit
the denomination is in figures, thus 90 On the gen
une, it is in letters thus, Xxx. The signatures and
filling up are detective.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICIAN

" ACADEMY.-ERNEsT yoLGER, PHI d. and
GEORGE 5. PATTON, PRINCIPALS.-The above
CAL and MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION, as far
necessary for entering any college of the country,
will go INTO operation on the lst of October next for
the following ten months. The subscribers, who
have been connected with two of the most prominent
institutions in the State, and have acquired an init
mate acquaintance both with the requirements of
colleges ald the deficiencies of preparation fatter
themselves that they will give ample satisfaction to
The Classcs and the Modern Ian guages will be
taught by Dr. f. Nolser; the Mathematics and Eng
ish branches by Mr.. George 5. Patton. Unnecessary
competent assistants will be employed.
TERMS.
For Classics and Mathematics $50; for each of the
Modern Languages S20-one-halt payable In advance,
the remainder on the lst OF March
For particulars our Prospectus, which will be
circulated as possible.
Tie School win be on Shockoe Till the location to
be announced hereafter. Early applications are de-
sired. Apply 70 either ofthe undersigned DR.. Vol,
ger may be found at his Office, corner of Main and
1Ith Streets and Mr.. Pattonfor the next ten days
at his fathers residence, corner OF 9th and Franklin
streets. ERNEST EOLGER,
GEORGE S. PATTON.
REFERENCES:
Visitors and Faculty OF University of Va; Faculty
of Virginia Military Institutes; Rev. DIR. Edward Ro
buson, New York; Professor Longtellow and Doctor
CharestBeck OF Harvard University, George Ticknor,
ESD Boston.
At a maetins of the Board of Visitors, held Tues
day June 28th 1853
Resolved That the Board o fVisitors highly appre-
ciate the learning, zeal and ability of Dr. ENolger,
who for time acted as Assistant instructor IN the
School of Modern Languages in the University of
Virginia, and deeply regret well the causes which
placed him under the necessity OF relinquishng his
official employment in the institution, the loss of
his valuable services.
Teste, 5. g. TUCKER, -
Secretary of Board OF Visitors.
Dr. Ernest Volger has during two sessions, acted as
Assistant Instructor III the School OF Modern Lam
guages. Profound and extensive learning, combined
with great facility and tact in communicating know
ledge others have secured to him unusual success
Us a Teacher. In his private intercourse with stu
dents also his high-toned principles and gentemany
deportmcL. have exercised most healthtul intlu-
| AIN well convinced therefore, that Dr.. Volger is
euineuty qualified TO direct higher Latin school,
ard well deserves the confidence of parents and guar
,dians. NJ. SCHELE DE WERE,
Prof of Modern Languages &c.
University Of Va, June, lst, 1855
do, with great confidence, recommend Nh Geo.
S Parton eminently qualified 10 take charge of
Classical .nd Mathematical Academy. Mr.. Patton
Of the most distinguished graduates of his
class and possesses qualifications that entle him TO
eElost liberal support
FRANCIS II. SMITH. Superintendent.
Va Military Institute, Aug. II, 1855
Ru f. i.aVy Oct
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The Columbus Ga, Times, gives an account OF
an unfortunate affray in Grard county on the 30th
ult., between Jno. Glenn and Mr.. Murphy, in which,
the former was killed
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An ITALIAN EXILE DEAD.-Louis Chitti aged
90 for many years contributor to the Echo de
Italia, was found dead in his room at No 40, Hud
son street, N. Y, Saturday last He was in health
the night previous and is thought have died from
apoplexy He had been political exile since 1920
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kIhEI AhAIO ~ IL L > u II " ~ IL ~ H
Il BOYS.-This School viii be opened by the sub
scriber the 10Th of September next. in building
On End street between Broad end Marshall
COURSE Of STUDY.
The system ofinstructisn will afford every facility
for the acquisition of sound business English EDU-
CATION To which will be added preparatory in
struction in the LATIN Language aud in the Phys-
cal, Moral and Intellectual SCIENCES.
Itis the purpose of the subscriber if berally sus
tanned. TO associate with himself Classical and
Mathematical Teacher.
TFRHs PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
For the simple Elementary branches. $50 90
- '' higher . ......, 35 90
'' g. Latin and En- glish ish.................. Is 90
CITY REFERENCES.
Judge Crlmp Chas. Rose, Ed. Mail
Judge Cl0p:on Garland Hanes,
Herbert A. Claiborne, X. L. Coleman
Logan Waller, J. w. Randolph,
Tho d. Quarles, Z. B. Spence,
George Maynard, John NJ. Gregory.
G. L. G. SALTER.
The subscriber will be absent from the city until
the 18th September next Those desiring to enter
pupils requested to leave their at the of
iice ofthe Morning Mail, with MIR. Wherry at the
Exchange Rank. 29-3taw7t%
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WHEELING.-The deaths in Wheeling for the
last month, amount to 43, onehalf of which were
children under the age of ten years-deaths for the
corresponding month of last year So
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GOLD DOLLARS AND SMALL CHANGE.-lnforma.
non comes from the mint, that arrangements are
making for an increased supply of small change
and of gold dollars.