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tB- Tho Southern Quarterly R.,l,, co,,. !. ~ a.

IN Tho Southern Quarterly Review eon,. IL. N. M.
owing parallel between tho characters and fortune. a,
Louis Napoleon and Augustus Caesar.
Inc analogoles sIst In the great a. well IN I, A..
more minute traits OF character and Incident Ths NJ
o""! Anu polish OF Augustus arc revived In Ioui. NJ
Po'eoni the hcaiuesspess which cunuinply wach.. ,
uses m aavantsge beneath tho smiling graces of ,hs
tssior belongs to both. The reserve which de.,s,on,
III both. Each Is alike mpassve and NV.
tending negligence aud Indifference while most .Id
ousy pursuing bis secret wiles. Each Is eouay s,c
hden selfrelisnt and self sustained while
ncauupg and anxious TO secure extrinsic supoor, ~
bsoitn.y sought tho counseis Of others and fol,aa
without deviation aud without regard to other vi. ~,
own Predetermined plans. Each patiently v.,.d III III
hvof.be crisis brought by the currept of event. L
issue his complicated arts had long before conriysd sn
pretended to yield to tho necessity OF tho mom.n u
ne necessity itself had been anticipated and occon
~ himself Each carefully abstained from, yioenc. ~
eouu 90 avoided, and sought by the circuitous nna
VI intrigue mo results which would have been I..s -
aen'eyed BY more open natures by direct me,hoIs
nasn seemed equally undscouraged by Temporary tie
equally passionless In success manilesng fob...,
Utmost generosity to their antagonists modcrs,. So
lne repression OF opposition, aud tolerant whom IN
DC haI,rded with safey. This conduct should i
eAen inc credit OF sagacity, OF beneyoence r.
,esaN OF eonsummae prudence not of good feeling I
OF natural gcntleness "o assurance
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MARRIEn.

~ Eier John o. Parrish, In the Disciple, Cbureh =,
sufren, on Tuesday morning. mn ostant TtnNi
Ah,nNo ESQ Of Essex and Mrs. aARdARETT WRIGHT u
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

FLoaA inpsAr; Ca PAssAors IN rvxrrvl Iirr ~ Mas
MooDis-Ds WIT Ddss"Or Is,.asrs-Thoss Who have read
MRS Noodles k'ushins In the Bash viii rejoice op
perony ,has Afforded gaining s.h volum. from her
a pen and erlAn'nteet We have time TO enter into
nxh description o. book before fro Via, h.y,
read, have hesitation fk on u,ar. ,h
ordinary interest and es, cordially 10 The
public can be obtained At the book Mr. D. w RAN
are indebted 10 . eotsmporarys ~ ~N.' ~
special with Noodle De wit, p.,.n
pot have brought cut her last work. Flora
Eventual Life, At the
What particularly gratifying this TO- that the
ed auhoress will not be deprived OF
arising from the sale OF her works In this county
the With Ensh authors but on nv,
pronts AccrulnE the sale. N
Under the guise Of Mr.
auto biography Of her evsn % prior her smrrs,oo 10
America. NJ, written In Beautiful simple syls truthful and
eke, with that PECULIAR fascinating outlet hu
NOR that essraeterilss this author and which has her
"RouEhlng In the Bush" popular No
tstss,ns and yet she evidently relating ae and describing
ehMsste ana scenes lus A. hsy happened She gives
their setting out for the world erpton Of
things and that
the Atlantic All who have her
former will this complete Of events n Inc
life Of this talented an extraordinary woman.
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IT 1t appears from the following card iMr. Parker
that he misrepresented in the letter we published
yesterday from the New York Express. As requested
we give place 10 his card, wishing do him the
administration any injustice. Thela,er has sins enough
to for without holding it responsible for those
al
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FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

The T'us ee' OF the r. r. Institute presenting to the
Stockholders and the public their First Annual Report
have to point rather to work which they have pre-
pairing TO do than to what they have actually accomplish
cd Ana Jes no little has been done in the removal Of
Obstacles tue awakening OF public interest the procure
mont Of the most approved plans both OF building and
Instruction. In liking the enterprise large and liberia
scale aud bringing II to point where there seems al
most certainty Of ultimate success If well directed er.
forts perseyered H. aud If the public at large take
that interest which the cause demands.
The delays hitherto experienced, though undesired,
have not been without advantage in maturing aud en-
largng their plans.
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Music ON THE seuARE.-The Band will play ON the
square tonight will be fine opportunity for young
oiRs TO enjoy themselves after the atigues of the day
Tue chances OF seeing any where else but there
our success few nights ago, just good as that Of
seeing white black bird" The only annoyance now
70 90 experienced in that handsome retreat where the
seats are erected arise from the caepars which era
OIL the treea Let them go it, So far we are concern.
ed theY ehal present no obstacle We look upon SUCH
draw backs as too mmateal in view Of the great plea
sues TO be derived from lounge on the seats or prone
made along the square.
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~ The "MOTIIfIts' BnEAsT tJoTI,. - =.

w Inc "h"iHtlts' BHEhST CLOTHS considering
the limited means used to bring public
met with 'uees" unparalleled In the history Of remedies.
The Introduction Of them 70 public attention ha, d.vs.d
fact which Is truly Uaingihe fact that they are
supply remedy which will relieve more suffering intense
MIXING suffering than any single remedy among men The
unerns which they prevent and which they relieve 10
no class condition M sway as vide a. the visb. ana
wherever the mother Of children found there the truy
ng and peculiar suffering incident sArHRsp or RtTs
IL known and Austted.
These cloths have attained vide celebrity throughout yrsps
and some Of the Southern States whilst We have many bisb
s,mon'a' to their great value Ne have yet hear their
fauqro Ia single Instance 70 give entire sasfaoton
~ remittance OF $780, accompanied By cents worth o,
postage stamps vi secure the prompt transmission By mail Of
pair Of these Cloths any part United States
They are for sale eroiusTely by
ADIE a GRAY, Whoesaie and Retail Agents
IL lfT Main street. Richmond, virginia.
fo directions for applying these Cloths
them IL would be esteemed pereons using
Oo'hs would make known the sstimae they place upon them
~ N0TfCBThe Masonic fraternity Of vIrgns are rs,oso
uly requested 10 sened ouss Court me
sth Of July 70 assist the ~ Wor Grand Master 10 dsdsng
Masonic Han. ny orderof
Jeq0-etavld EP. HUNTER O. Master
=
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FINANCES.

have not been without advantage in maturing and en-
larsng their plans.
FINANCES
The charter granted by the Legislature Of Virgins.
March 2od 1853 authorized the Trustees to rails, by Joint
stock subscription amount no. less than $4,000 nor
more the 100000 BY the efforts made during last Fall
a subscription OF about Ell 900 was obtained.
10 April last Rev. b. Manly, Jr, accepted the appoint,
meut Of President. Of the Institute and general agent Of
the Trustees Besides giving necessary attention to the
building TO the making Of contracts and the ensmen,
Of suitable faculty Of instructors well tho supply Of
the pulpit Of his recent charge he has been able TO raise
the subscription to We think about s55 200
necessary to complete design An additional sub
scrpon Of $4,000 be obtained among the citizen,
Of Richmond and throw ourselves upon tho iberai,,
OF the friends Of this enterprise and Of elevated LEARNING
throughout the state to furnish the remaining $4,000
GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.
In the outset Of the enterprise lot secured whct
offered 70 by Mr. James Thomas, Jr., a. cost
though IL well known that IL would bring a muct
larger amount II offered for sale. favorable opportu
nifty securing the Tudeos avsied themselves OF the viii
nsness Of the gentleman 10 advance the funds me-
cessay to purchase another lot adjoining the origin
ally contemplated so that have for purpos
nearly the half ola beautiful square 10 the very heart
the city, embracing the whole 'front.' from Cl,y to Mar
shall, the East side Of 10th Street. BY common
s,Dt this Ia a most admirable location.
The building which s in process Of erection de
signed by Mr Thos. A. Tett, architect Of Providence,
la gentleman recommended 10 us az specially eIpe
enced In school architecture by several Of those who
have bad much 10 do With such matters at the Norhan
he aided by the practical suggestions Of the skillfu
snd successful Principal Of Of largest Southern
femso institutes. We think II will be admitted on com
pletop, 70 combine convenience with beauty and econo
my. We have contracted with Messrs. John 4 Georg
Goson buider Of this city TO complete the house read
for occupancy By the 6h day OF October next for S28
nd thev have bean w.
70 fulfill their work.
The arrangements contemplated for warming an,
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your national policy does no, answer that saving Il l.
mere "hp-wotshp. Liberty Is high and sacred name;
st not so high aud sacred the Of the Almighty
and yet this very name Is taken oen In vain. Define
what you mean by that liberty which you fight
Tor You wish to maintain the independence Of Turkey
you wish to reduce the inordnate sscenancy Of Russia
That's all very good-but bous In what manner shall
this be achievedy This you de6ne. Have you de-
lined thsy Then you can but to the same concu-
sions to which come, and those the followng:-lf
you mean to Sight for Freedom you side with Aus
ta He Who sides with despoc Austria sides with des-
potsm III you mean to6ght for the rights and iudepen
dence OF nations, you cannot side With Austria. Aus
ta the unprecedented violation Of the rights and indie
pendence Of nations II you desire to vsnquish despo
tsm, oppose liberty it, and Austria-Austria IL des.
potsm. prolonged cheers fyou desire to secure the
Independence of Turkey do hinder the independence
OF Hungary hear, hcarl aud, as means to the CT.
feet mind not prevent Turkey from taking the luuga
ran nation for its ally your Government aud is pre-
venting IT, II you mean to reduce the prepondcrant
power OF Russia you must help Poland to it,
sell into an Independent nation else Rassias prepon
derance will not be checked"
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MAYoR's CouRr, Observation-Disclosures Srosrs In.
seph Gary and James Williams boys were brought or
on charge OF throwing stones Sh street. OH Wodpes
day last.
Officer johnson testified to the offence. He ..,a
black boy struck tho head with q rock and sever,
y cut He unable to say which of tho bows struck
him.
Williams Is orphan boy whose employment Il driving
wagon. lie was before the Court ircquen,ly-in one
FOR stabbing him.
Gary's father Is dead. His condition seemed I'M,
better than that Of his associate
They we're discharged with strict admonltion
NcisAScE--H. Baldwin was iued as for permitting oc
tensve msttcr to remain his lot near Bank street
The ne will be RENTED II the nuisance Ii removed to
day. "
Tmrr.-Betsy, slave, belonging to Mr. s,m,s,
Streat. hired to Mr. John w Kelly was broucht nm On
charge OF stealing six dollars FROM Mrs. WinraeJ Who
'esdes next door 10 her employer Tho money
found in her trunk by Mr. Kelly who made search mon
receiving the information OF robbery from Mrs Wing
held series Of other small articles odrcss stolen from
the same person. also found In tho trunk a..
which Rhe bought Tor the IS was also d,cove,.d Oh.
was ordered "twcnty.r ~
Another THrEr.-Csthariae, slave to John T, Tate
hired to the same person, brought up on change Of
stealing lace cape IRON Mrs. Kelly the wife of her en-
poyer. va
Mr. Kelly expressed hi, opinion that thi, person wa,
concerned with Betsy 10 the robbery committed upon
mrs w ngheld She too was ordered 'twentyn
Tux MONEY SsArcuER-James w. Rowe the how who
snatehed the Ssl from Col. Qusres on the 23rd of
last month again up.
Col desired to DO permitted withdraw any further
prosecution In this matter having asceraued that IL was
the intention OF Mr. Thos. Walden to apprentice the nc
cused aud his brother to sore mechanic He said that
the boys mother made request OF him to that effect an
he had no objection to yield it G his honor could
sstently permit such course
his honor expressed his knowledge Of Mr. Vsdens in.
tonton to act as Mr.. Quarlcs represented He had no
intention however of suffering the boy to be committed
again to his father for he informed upon good autbo
ry th. he 1.-The ather) in the habit of sending the
ana his brother from Manchester to tha city to
procure him money OF course was Of no
to him how it was obtained u he could only get IT,
The boy was committed until proper provisions wouId
De made to bind him apprentice some trustworthy me-
chanc. ' W
FIsED.-Mr. Juan Pizzini was fined 81 fo- r.-n,,,;
offensive matter to remain on his lot
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,,sv,o \ IN. TrN;.,Dl J.


ses o. '; ssSF s, S,ts, from he
The .. Of on account Of
sui" sSss Sru9s vc t aSS
and viii be per.oas sesy mSssny offered others,
As usual s we hsySS o, han, w.. N''" '"'''
eea OF snsh With suAOuDs every thing nse AND
s sS' psSna attention will given to the employment If
accommodate who may claim n mad.
Persons living In tn. country NAV comm, -, 80.
9s., M, = =, ,,,,., BlNFoRb PORTER fIIo'
Loo IN 'os 70 'ui' purchasers, by 04'' 10Y 'ae
,op ,,,x,,- GEO. n. pEARE
i hgs'y to ' p''' VIM e. j.; s LIZ
,aie A., am HARNESS HORSE Fon SALT have for
.Sd nx S5 sssT and sss
'' .ss IN .,., S w g. 9 ' Efiss, con-
leo OF cooling sdhRf ae.s co. s s
LOO i.r. ss', ss. hSs Sa ~ LIZ. S-Fs'
l4O s sDi F 70 RICO, CUBA AND y oEIEAls
1913 sALEs OF 0O1rON' for sale. -. w,x.,s.
100 ASH sb aSss Fs sSs4 hsp
y 20, OF 81, .p' oak do Willow Hampers Market as eSaif'
~ 100 sA'epy ZIMMERMAN,
Up ATTAIN CHAIRS, &c.-Chidren's Rattan lIaIlana
nursery Chairs, with and without Rockers,
'e-' ZIMMERMAN.
tAMr CtAns-csmp st OILS, Camp Chairs Rocking Chairs,
" se-lng Chairs, for sale by 40 ''
leE9 ZIMMERMAN
u Iiowtit BATHS, ac.-ny the .c6r Hasa we are 79c-v
- ing another supply Bathing Apparatus every
'"I SAFE oy JEW ZIMMERMAN.
ssSPEAH JACKsON,sn HAND AND Panel,
SAWS -Ose ca Of these unrivslied goods Of cur own
importation, just opened aud for sale by
- O. J. sINTOS CO.
ls2O sgn OF the Circular Raw, II Main ST.
HDL0UGH HOLrS.-A full a'sortment all sizes, for
u sale Low by the hundred or dozen.
J. sINToN a CO.
le1S 8 gn Of the Circular Saw, n Hsin u.
UP ICE : 10 iisrees prime, fer sale by
hN jsT LEWIS WEBB SON.
~ ORTIZ CAROLINA GROSS nERRrNGs for ..leey
~ lN LEWIS WEBB SON.
THE HOOK OF THE SEASON.
HAVE YOU READIT
s.AEONE.o
BY hinoS HLRLAsp;
In one handsome l2mo. Volumo o. prics, si.q5.
A. MORRIS, Publisher
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AMr CnAlRscanp St OILS, Camp Chairs. Rocking Chairs,
" se-ing Chairs, for sale by ''
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DiAMoNDi DIAMOND ~ received Istgeio, N So,
~ some Diamond Rings anet Piss varfsnt.d ,, 1hAnu,
a. ~ s"ehu9' pu.oio u rtspcthlly asked
Too " JANkE, I5H Man,t
". kn Of The illuminated oloeI
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IN.
GLOTHES HAMPERS, Nc.-Cioihes B,;Ee,, r5,d.
OF spills oak, do Willow Hampers, Market baskets Chair
az 90 sor sAicpy ZIMMERMAN,
Garner MaIn t1,k.
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- iiowt, BATHS, acny sehr. Ha1ai We are TcrIv
Tor sale by fjr2pl ziyNrpntSO"'
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R ArTAN CHAIRS, &o.-children's Rattan, HaIIApd
10, nursery Chairs, with and without Rockers for by
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WANTED immEDIATRii healthy WIT HUR,g p,
Jsqo-7v ''' HAS \. wbRTp..,Ms Be IsId,
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BOOKS. &C
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS

rafnsx5 NEW BOOKSl HEW BOOh5l
Z.LzIZ1D IS. PAYNE has to-day opened the ioi
SH-.KaH ls ing new wmks;
ALOs b BY t. young Indy Of Richmond, Va,
w eniinr's History If The Guy oi New York.
Memoirs aud Sermons ii the Rev. Nj Dayal city mis-
sinnnfy Richmond, Va.
Histor, Of . iycr Cromwell: by NJ. onizot,
FraBrbere's Narrative,
The Lawyers Story.
Spirit Manifestations Ekamiled and EN ained by Dods,
Mrenret. or Prejudice a. Homo.
AT oi Mari by Jonini.
The Cancom . Of Rome: by w. J. Kiss,
Antol log aphy Of sn A stress-Mfs. Mnwatt.
SAILOR Sh ef SAetches IL he Irish Bar,
The Apocslyp.c Unveiled. vos
l. fe and Lahors Of ST Augustine, -.
Encyclopedia ri Prrils nni Adventure. Of Travellers
Hunters and Sailurs.
Cruise ofile Ortb Star,
The Winter LIdge.
The Soui ern Farmer and Marhet Gardner,
Henck's Field.Bo' k far Railroad Engineers,
Busy Movements Of nm LII, Woman,
The Seventh Census u. $780,
mu lI-fa
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MECHANICAL.
". ooyAsT, WIN. A. wALpRoS. D. sETszER,
New Furniture Ware-RoOms.

NANT, w A L D RON Z O.,
XNTOULD Re pectfuy idofm tlisir iiien ana the
w public generally that they now receiving, at
their Furniture Ware Rooms Mai St. n few doors
below Norvell House, their stock OF hese wool
Mahogany Wannt. and other Furaiturc together VITA
great many articles In the way of House keeping that
are useful as we'll ornamental, have never before
been introduced To this market All OF which have been
selected from houses Mouth enjoying the highest rcpu
Ia jon for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with trir establishment
Manufacturing Department,
in Which they hive Engaged wafkmen Of skilland expe-
FENCE and therefore prepared To have made to a.
der Of good eria, any piece OF furniture that
my he ordered. They would add That lney are pre-
pared iirr greater Inducements persons wunting
anything in tie why Of FURNITURE, than ifs ever be-
ore been u ed in this market. And they hope by as
sid attention to business and receive at least
a portioH Of the ubc pau onpge.
CONANT. WALDRON & co.
n. b We would shy u our old friends aud custom.
er- that we continue a manufacture old stand
On Bf dye st all kinds of ], bueco MJnlds AMI the
ike uul solicit continuance Of their invors
tnsr l3ts c., Co.
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth.


VIE beautiful and faeorile staap,b,atA rS&ea y
Il AUGUSTA, under IN command of 49,
Capt. VIM. c. Smith, $50 long and favorably knnr :,
The travelling community the Potomac and Janes
hiVcr.) Is now running the line via Port Nnl
ihall,and is furnished with LIFE BOATS
Lie Preservers, Force Pumps and ali the APPLIANCES
required by Act of Congress the safety of ss
engers
The Cars running il nexion with tie Augusta from
Rchmond, leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depolop
every Monlny Wednesdayund Friday 6 o'clock NJ
Persons a"ri, ing in Richmond by the Packet Boat.
have but "A few steps 10 walk to the Cars
The Cars run"i. from Petersburg to CITY Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg sare
days US above, at7d NJ from the Depol of the Appo
nh'tox IL IL Co, thus giving passengers oprortuniy
to go from Lynchburg iher by the Packer Boais ar
Danville Railroad TO Richmond or by way of the Sop),
Side Railroad to Petersburg and frora there next morn
irg to Norfolk
Returning. the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the per
days viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS at
o'clock A.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk &c. 81 m
Fare between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill and
uroVe W har, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. | 81
Children over three years and not over twelve
years of age, half price.
neniS'each, ---.-------.----.--.- c. so
Servants to any point on Il c river. -- | 90
Meals, -.--- 00 or
mar 3l.d&cts THOS DODAMEAD. Spff
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New Goods Received nearly every Week.

mo j. PURVlS. Agt desires a d cxreci to do a
- much burger DRY GOODS BUSINESS in future,
aud with view this will receive kew Go0ds ut his
Store almost week in the year He is opening
This Morning, April 9th, 1854,
Mantas upd fnnns, (new ,Dc) splendid new style
Dress Goods copcs nnd Sleeves, Gross Skirts Gloves
larcs Ribbons, hree lot MnrsciIlcs Quits Pnrusols,
Fms, Nc, &c. Terms of doing Business CASH NTH
outdiscouht
Z. S.-My Giends md the public generally will
pleuse consider tile ranous effects of the CREDIT
SYSTEM, both Ia huyecs aud Hers. nn then call and
buy their goods of the for CASH. JNO. J. PURVIS,
hplSdts Agent.
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Vor Terms VIII be cashor negolialle n,ner so,ir,c
torily endorsed. F'i''' S"''S'a''
re subscriber, thankful for the yer, liharal ration.
age bestowed on lin for the last fourteen ,ear, e hn
-'' ~ business IA Lynchburg. wonl lust aention tina,
ne ~" sun continue his former business a. heretofore
ana l"peS with the adduona fic a.. 4, now has and
y the constant tenun he feels detsrr nrd IA Give n,
MS business in all its vpriuus branches Ia n,.,;. cam
t'hoahce 81 the patronage OF "A liberal pusiic
S'p' -o-ts GEO G. CURIC .
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The New Virginia Novelty Richmond Lady.
NOW READY; A NEW AND INTERESTING BOOK.
Scenes and Characters from Life in Va.


by the author of Robert Reamcrs Letters, "M,rrying
from Prudential Motive" Kate Harper Sc, \.
A. MORRIS, PUBLISHER
NOTICES OF I HE PRESS
1--WE hive another story by the gifted uuihore.s the
first part of whirh will published in q, rJuy number
that Will ince scepira that she of
the powerful writer's of the day"
1--WE have been favored with cf the curly sheets
Of Alone, and have been delighted with their pe
rusol Our only regret tina, we had the whole
book. We prcdi, prominent place among the fair
writer's OF Americn to the autOress of Alone - GodeyS
L'dys Book.
alt will be found to possess strong attuctions ind
leave mrrcS tor good the hearts Of those who
read it, Waterman and Observer.
Few works # fc ion bear pregnant title the
mono.. yabic which the gtei authorizes of our
city has bestowed upon her latest offering
Few prod 'tions # the same cnss, Mt the present
dpy, are wri, / with greater eoquence of dicon, or
charms of ma, rative.
I he is emphatic, aud she has made it tell"
The work nbounds in piluant remark and well susta
cd dialogue. 1t has elevate e aspiration. and high
moral ain.
For ourselves, We hive been gralfcd, because We
have found in It's morris what expeI ience has often
shown us, &c.. &c.'.-R,chmond Enquirer of5b May
"ALoNE '-"T1is production The pm of gifted
young Indy of Richmond, has eliced lattering
mendutions fr1m several of contemporaries of the
press Sncn examination we have been aiu 10 give
it, has awt kened in desire to read more ut leisure
1t has confirmed high opinion Of authorizes
She has proved herself the possessor of decided genius
and in the work before Us, throws its attractive light
upon the best and rnrest social and domestic ahec
ions '--R Di,pateh
4