Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-23
PERIODICAL LITERATcRE.
Il. LITTELL, PHILAD DELPHI
lfAONTINUEs 10 publi,h monthly 81 60 per anhnm, ?

SCIENCE
It's contents are thrice a. great as those Of ordinary peri
3dcai works ani composed of choice pieces from the
Foreign Journals of the highest aeer; raltl list Of
h'diaCg S.areriy Te,tne,te, R.tro,pecifys sri,i.a
mon;4y aid Eclectic Regie0 Ne.s MOntAiy Biaet
London Ef'nbarg MoRfhiy, European, Ladies' and Poet
ct hagosi" 6rtish Critic, Literary Ga!ssts, Aetsrmn'
T-sr9.fs ant Arts, brsestsrs Edinburgh Pht0soPAeH'
As Rspisss Literature OF the day-sn interesting
i m0ga>ne-an snusing EiisesHaiy snd its-
PssHoyo Essays all subjects BY the first authors OF the
II snoed in lS22;-a new .eis. began with 1926
On the ist Of January, ss he will publish the ist Moo
RELIGIOUS NAG ZINE
O SP,rd me Fo!es Theological Journals fSeytetps.
rroyeent and Of extended aptlcaon-,yhen greater de-
gree knowledge peryadng all classes Of society
the influence o seniu. aad talent upon he condition. of man
greater than al any farmer period is hheved that Re
gigas 1iagasie upon aud liberal PLAN suited
70 all orthodox eets OF the Protestant
binne variety and abundance with ohe@pness viii he
sioas phtlc. -
Such Journal proposed to form by selection, of
the beat articles from the various elisous magazines and
views OF Europe These numerous, aud have
made such arrsng smeuts viii enable receive
hVe eoeouon 9i thtu without regard 10 denoninston Al
me eare;, possible Feid. With this vits no abopr
with atierenee solely to the meEt oil the papers and
ia tendency 10 advance the inee u pure evangelical
religion. NJ article which afford grounds OF asncs TO
any orthodox Protestant denomination, will ANY time he
admitted The general pruc Ples vi the Chan Observer
l., however, distinctly stated, that will asmptt
make the publication ubsefvient othe pnrpoes Of any par
euar denomination. We shall select pesbyeTian
Episcopal Mehodisi Baptist writers, according then
papers shall best answer the ayowed purposes the publca
Whenwe lok the number theological journals e.peei
ally IA Great DTaiu and the ability which
the prominent topics Uf the day made suhse to
gon inse,i9n, is Impossible deny that
uur holy religion have received from he periodical pres.
most powerful suppot and while will be to
fable that the a-nce Of h knowledge talent should
extend to every family IN our county, it will 20 he al
most Necessary to the clergyman wh0 discharge
the duties Of mis- sacred Uce with knoledgeas well wh
Having aeee,S all the Of literary information we
n1 DE abe 10 give our readers an early account of
new work which will ieHd practical Improvement
crease the stock of theological leaning.
Such Magazine would be valuable any country -but
W Que 50 taI CROWN as our where We are IFoln neoes
sy 50 las behind thu literature of Europe, bs ci pc
euar importance. So strongly does th appear US,
that we sonished that Necessity had earlier led
publication For several years pas, the Mas literary
success, this eity-shd NsieaI work to he compiled in
the same way i, just announced Perhaps this project ha,
been delayed by the republication, ensi Of the Christian
Observer. THIS excellent and popular work will no longer
be reprinted here, aud shall make very cVpou selections
wide field Of religion, intelligence be open to US. and
we shall faithfully collect from what is most imp oraRt, and
permit
Each monthly number Of work vii contain three or
four times much the Chri.tian observer, ami will be
printed in style Of greet Tue early DumbeIs viii
o @ work and i II. . e aS EO a. g do g. we aa
. to present b plate T,h ryey ng@or ePt
Tor cordial ; Ts n orr SE SsG,isqi
Six dollar. year, If paid 10 advance.
Seven dollars aud a half, ifnot II advance.
psd-but the publisher re3e0e 10 himself iis rsht OF
retaining the numbers ia his POSSESSION Gollseral
The ru,nber, will generally orrear early nthe month
On the first OF January will also be PHbhei, the
4 NEW SERIES or TIE JOURNAL OF FOREIGN
NEDICINE.
The great number expense the European journals
devoted Medicine aud Surgery, and the collateral
Of Seieses tenders impossible for the
The Medical profession residing the country, purchase
zee them. Aud sveh Of those living eies, moi
hundred la, seen single number of half the
foreign Journals. So le knowledge indeed upon
this subject that win great difficulty, aud AFTER
macy foreign booksellers, been able
out orders Tor the list Of journals which will be found
uele., enlarge upon the value ofthsse works. One
OF ihsa has been entirely Ieirnt, here, consderahe
portion many OF our Ameean journals has consisted OF
The want has long been nhis county, Of work which
by concentrating ne '9iomAch periodically diised tia ough
many differ ut medic, should rt=ot grand whole
tbe talent aud learning tor which the profession b.cn
lut cetbfaitd IN aneo and Germany well as 10 Great
With hope Of IMPLYING t. d,Geieney the Eclectic Re-
Peftcry published tbs city twenty years ago. 1t
quarterly journal Of great aud sckneyied but
years the support OF the pgctession thoI
10 enlarge uuderhe tile VI the Journal Of Eiaisa Medical
Science aud Literature. This also found cnely
qdaie 10 comprise asufeen fa of the important after
ssundan' poured or, in the present axe Of acute and phi
looPhieai si9n-hnt now proposed 10 issue e Sc
1HE MONTHLY JoVRTyzzH+ OF FOREIGN MED-
The pew ,eie, viii than three time, much
rsigH journals From this siaiemeui must be evident that
with ordinary nhu,try aud ability, editor will bsve
h poser preen e. the Msdca public, work gSea;
pcoecGi Impotence. The national siysy Eneiani and
france has made each Hau soy to the important
improvements OF The other Ou' position enables IN this
rs Intimately jot every uhr 20 avail ourselves Of what
= most asrfai 20 u FROM every region.
The success Of the Mucun &c toregn Lersre, proof
that wo X conducted upon this an, winch uns great yaTi
ETY. and ahun lance with chespue al pted the
as well the moderate fortunes Of r fellow e,;z-ns
EugavinE' will be siyen When ne-ess'ry Nv p 69-si
W. iRGINIA At ituss, hoiisn "a the Cieis's Ua,.
oc!he Superior Cou.t % Chaucey foF tue Richmond
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Th,ma, shsiton and trhe vi. wife, ,ni1
Francis u. aud Willis, Richard aud Peter Upon writ #
Cou'i, aud Layton faneeyadn'ofs Of super'edea. 70
Peter Corsins, dec. Afpits. decree % The &C..
EiTun5 Hardy Ari,,psa Hardy. Lul 6@rs. In cts"
weh Evans 4 Jane be stew s.h'nsiou eeiy
Helehe' Kenllsh Stoke, Arrees.
su stop the 81 the said decree. te,ng
turned executed on ihe Appeless Arnia OIL fia'dy Wash
itioy evidence fai tc5 inhabitants Of eoun
y n ordered, That The ,a Appellee DO 3ppt1r hre
whole matter the decree sfores,d con'ane; thas
copy Of Ibis order he forthwith inserted newspaper
lively lnl posfed at tho front door II the cspol aid
CITY n COPY. Te'te, Wa. ~ HkNIN6, c.
vyGt0GlNiA. 10 Kuie., hodrn co. me Kisras Oa-c Of
the SuPTiof Court OF Ch7neeiy i'f The RiehaoHh Dis
Thom,, he1on ard rnate HE VIE ,ni FRANCIS ~ and
Willis, Richard Hui Peter Cgufus, and layton Nancey,
adn'oi Of rete' Cousin, dec. APpls.
Atabesd Hardy ani Loie,n Eva1, adu,'or Of Edmund
isfdy ArUiaeaj Hardy, Lndre Evsn' aud Jane bic wife
Wa.hmrton Belctss sud K,trsh SiDkes, Appers.
The scelscii awarded Ibis cause, hsvtg been reurn-
ed no execute enhe appellee Arutead Hardy and Lud
wen Eyans, admori Of Ed'ana Hardy, dec. ana they
hsvfng srrcsansr sn fccrry according
tothe Act of Assmy aud he Ng.e' u hi' Cosif sud u
fsa Of This outfy h q, orff. Cha, the said sppere
d0lppeaf 5erc onfh~ Ioh day of e next term, end shoe
pfoosss ss3 M Gov or d. o. 5rr be isriieih Inserted 81
'oos neFpapsr r9bh"i i- The ey o Richmond, two
months csivey, ad posted ~ ne font door Or te ap
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