Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-24


c9s.-Eyery thing said under the last heal
my be considered as repeated under this,
with the mere change OF tie uaues os
luntr.es; and with this alteration u
the Oh nnel OF application. that gentlemen
| ~ thu United Stats will pleas 90 give
their orders, for the present, 81, y 60
| Mr.. JOHN MORGAN. # Philadelphia.
In al cases, the Ordeis should be 10 z.r
ting. aad IS spec tic as possible. ! hope
! need scarcely add, that, in case auy gen
| emtn should think proper to leave tome
! the work OF selection, it VIII be psrfnrmed
| to ,he blst ct my judgment. rs e. the
| publications to be imported, where orders
| somewhat discretionary arc given, 7 SHALL
| spare no pains to obtain the aid os good
| Judges in America. One Of the particulars
OF an Order might be, not Go 53,teod 4 rsy-
rain sum. The main thing appe rs 70 u,e
! To BE- TO insure shecd in the execution of
orders and, it is my inteTtion to make
All considerations Of convenience, expeucs
~ sHipPing, &. give way to th great or
ject: aa'', on M account, to sufl.i the lx-
ecution Of an Order, however small, 20
lnger single day beyond the first, on
which it can hossi5ty take place. I ex>
pect shortly to receive ample cQtaloeuee
ut American books; and ann taking steps
to send ont 20 America English Catalogues.
and shall "a glad TO have sent 20 me.
for the purpose here stated, the catalc-ucs
OF any o. the Booksellers in Ene,anc, : OF
land or II land
To ReGders IN Decentralization :: man
has worked himself ,nto fondncss for a
project, he is, perhaps, the worst possible
Judge OF its chances of Success. Bur, as,
IN case, have. and shall have. no pub lea
ton of my own. nor any one in which I
am, or can be, IL al Interested in the mere
sale OF, either to export or import; Is
am not, and Shall not b., bookSellet. a
failure OF success would produce a ciisao-
pointment merely of those hopes which |
entertain of contributing in this way also.
towards bglrgin the men ofRi,ld, in the
two Countries, better acquainted with
each other. Nine is a scheme for making
people talk TO each other across the At
lantc.
do not know when have enjoyed SO
much pleasure as felt yesterday upon G.
pening letter, sent me up from home
II rs letter from gentleman ar NASH
WILLIE, Ill the State of TENNESSt E
Nashville is situated on Cumberland River.
which falls alto the Mis,issi.Di 1T IO40
miles distance from the Gulph Of Mexico,
= There are several chains of mountains b.
tween Nashville and Philadelphia, and the
travelling distance is, l suppose, more
than lOOU niles. Yet, TINS letter address
cd 10 me ~ BOILEY, rear Southamf--
ton, I'm GLAND," arrived safe IN that VII
lase inless th7n two months trcn tie. day
GIFTS date. The object OF the ietteris 20
obtain the Register regutatly in future,
and also the preceding uumbers Of il, for
some gentlemeg at Nashville an object
which It will 2ssureJly accomplish, and by
which accomplishment it Wi. foore than
realize Pops beautiful idsa of the power
OF Letters to " watt wish FROM Indus 10
the Pole" Priests assure US. that b,,faith,
mountains may be removed, Il fact, wh;ch.
having no Al tual experience to the c5n.ra-
ry, am by no means disposed t. deny
but, have here before NY eyes proof.
that mountains and -.iIdernesses and seas
are no obstacles tn the powers of mind, Sc
conded by those of the press. There is,
however, and always must be. considerable
delay occasioned by sending to America
the Registers which have been E7fHfeG
heTe. There is the time for printing; the
time and eHpence required for shipping
the time which eiapses; afszr shalmert
takes place, bcioTe.the ship. actually sails
and VIII ch is more than,a!l the rest, nv
pen here is c0nliHed by a. tethcr. much
shorter than that which may be Obtained
fori by seHIWg S9me ofits Iroallctious
in manuscript 20 be fis5aehcd IN the q.
States. have spok u Il ray intentions rs
to this matter before but l VIII nov be
50 explicit as to leave no room what.
ever for couj cture.
In short time two persons VIII 70 out
to the United States. Their business
there VII! be to r. ceise orders for books
to b. Sent from Eugl4ad to America e.
receive, wnvn they arrive fom England,
the bUoks 60 ordered TO re eise from me.
and t, execute orders + y AHeIrcan books
to be nj by trem 70 England to receive
and forward 10 tne any written communi-
cations from gntiemen in America to
PUB ish any work which I Choose 20 hay.
published il. America but more ospecia,>
" 20 cause TO be printed. and 10 publish,
" Cobbctf's Weekly Political Rsgfstey," at
NETWORK. 1t is intended that thc5
Shall punls the work in precisely tue
same form that Il has in England, ana
that rney shal cause Che numbers 20 follow
c ch or e. 7Dcc6iY, if possible or at least
as regularly as the arrivals of che manu-
script Will admit of. Each number will
coutaiu my own principal LETTER, OR
ESSAY. which will be first publ shed in
The corr spending number ir Englsrd
(bsg nn'ng With No. ---. vol. 500 togeU-
CT with ncf,s, containing such erttINstig;l
or 0HifiJnQi Jdcfs a. may be tuought us,
ful on the other side o. the Atlantic. Z 'e
T. Sc Of tho American Register q ~ coutan
mater wholly new, sent o1c 10 nan
script 10 the charge Of persons song o
America. cr Of persons 5cHt ertr6 siy.--
Tts ratification will hep1u Wi.h Tho. INC