Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07

those ottle southern States thai was ever PUBLISH
ed In any Language or Country-Tbere IS no fam
ny that can afford live dollars year, TO spare, that
ougn; 10 he without il. IL is a perfectly practical
WORK, ard contalns the most valuable information,
co'iec'ec from All quarters, on Agriculture, Hus
uani'y, daniIaciares, Horticulture, Vine culture,
r"Sins S'k, u,IAig Meadows. rearing Stocks OF all
kinds ia snort, al sorts OF notices and Informal
uon with respect ,u any and every thing that can
be Interesting Ia Country Gentiemen.--it possess
q All The novelty OF an oiH tuHeS Newspaper, and
Tor PLAIN men l. preferable, aad much cheaper
uidi the Ehc!ciUyeGia--il is, indeed q library in
i1ei Ia handsome su1rio volume is furnished an
niAiiy ipr i've 'oiidrs-or for the same SUN, /,
may lie taken weekly, ia sheets. like newspaper.
mus, ne matter OF tile his bes establishment and
regret, TO every true friend 10 his country, and
more especially III these times, tsIt !Ty men :
s"nfs iadt, so Tor oa being in In. hand. oi every
one, seems 20 be hardly known TO Tie generality
OF iae people.
b1i such app ags TO be the apathy, i.a shameful
ANA drglading apathy oi as Scuihrons--yvith grief
ana sorrow I've ii spoken, that nothing appears 10
Tue capable OF moving US til It comes full but q.
siinst Us.
We are suffering The most in.ocrable griev-
ahces; we are All sensible Of our situation, aud
yei scarcely unSer Is moved TO rid us o., the evil
Socia' and poli lc. bodies, like the atlra body,
are evidently subject TO all the morbid ac,iuns-io
functional and structural derangements--in the
sou u, at present, we appear 10 he labourng under
KIM oil paralysis, and need something TO arouse
H~-Couii TOLL and sudden view be presented to
us oil The exeriions making by our Northern and
Eastern br.tirren IN improving their lands, the
'apl-' ,icir cattle, horses, sheep, and hogs; in es-
'doiisliing manufacturers raj ing ELK, cutvaiing
me VINE, horticulture, sc. we should be perfectly
astounded and would hardly believe our own eyes,
but wouh almost be tempted 10 consider II plan
tasin OF the mind
II is absolutely necessary that some strong sti-
muins should be applied 10 awaken the y. ople OF
TIE south TO pc per sense vi their ororn situation
anu 10 intuSe new vigour ilto them. This the a
IN rican Faimer' i. admirably calculated TO do
l. wiz excite ,'rir curiosity and set them to work
ana q inaNiug enquiries and seeking information
& ON all quartcrs-'ris III vain TO set idie wish
is, aud hoping Tor better ,nes--wc may make
these Times better II will hsstir oursei, es''-
men the WAGNER prayed 20 Hercules 10 get his
wagon out o. The nre, the answer was 10 put his
own shoulders 10 the wheel-Let us, then, put
our shoulders 10 the wheel let us exert all our ia
cuues 10 bring all the almost innuuerable resour-
ces which II la. pleased benetirent God so place
~ hin our reach, and will soon perceive
change, great and glorious change, Tor The bet
ter
Can it he believed tha, the people have fallen
into such complete apathy as To pay little or no
attention 10 what is going around them and that
IN such city a. Richmond none oil those ephe-
neral Uhough highly interesting and va!uale)
productions constantly enanating from the pl esscs
to the North and East, are 10 be obtained! Vet;
shor time ago euqurcj III vain of the books l.
ieri there Tor the proceedings OF the Harrisburg
Convention the Report al the Boston Committee
O. Merchants and Manufacturers-ofthe Commit
te i Man fac 1Ires in Co igr-'s-lar Van Hazzi
on -i.k-tor L e report ola the subject by the
Secretary OF the Treasury drawn up by order O!
Congrrss-Ani when complained OF such "a want
oil attention 10 the public, the Answer was that II
| they were to put themselves to the expense and
trouble oi procuring then, they would lie up-
On their hands; Tor, that nobody called for Them
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