Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-14

sI.he Narr British TFaygleT taken in.
here" %Oapeys dirSr i'm tho matter
they ,sSdcrs,. some being celebrated
,sSES2 Il At,ys, crirlinal cases, &C.; others for
sports ofths ffh, racing fashionable arrivals, police
reports, chit chat in high life, for wing or tory
principles the admirers of all those subjects in the
habit ofpaying their regular visits places where they
may read their favoritc journals. At these houses,
to prevent any difficulties the incest etiquette is o6
served. Whoever first makes his appearance asks
for the paper, and TO HIM it belongs for the first read
ing; the person who asks for il next receives in his
turn; tho papers being handed to the waiter By the
person who first read it, the moment he has finished
aud IN this way passes from 10 the other IL
ular succession.
Although this Is the only plan that can he adopted
to prevent confusion, yet it has its perplextes
some readers dean it long that others, after hnv-
ing waited for hours for their turn and drank their
punt OF porter, and got dry agau for another,
pclcd TO 90 away without sight of it. This, how
ever is Only tho occasionally as when persous
in the habit ofdaily visiting the same house. they
become acquainted; and should the paper contain any
thing unusually Interesting, one OF the company sill
read the article aloud
| Regarding the routes or districts which oach CARR
or has FOR selling papers, it may not be ans here to
state that such district is considered much his
Iprpcrty as though he possessed fee simple right in
1t. Others viii not dare Interfere With his right.
land when he yields it, from whatever ctusc, Il j.
sold 10: Stipulated sum- with as much ceremony 4:
the owner OF house and lot would use in transfer
tAAS property 10 ncSc hist lCS. :
known 10 Do good ones, often scli for large sum Q
money. This, however is not 50 singular, il is
dct which is said TO be Well authenticated that beg
ga's in London have frequently been known to sci
their right 10 beg in particular districts We h.v'
krown curriers' OF papers even in this city, 20 -.
,,hcr routes.
Il Having remarked that the sales Of PAPER vary al
mot daily, We know we'll as if we had heard tht
question pat, that some inqisive printer will ask
'ifthe sales vary daily how DO they know how many
lPapers to strike OF? I should think they would otter
,''rsn short, hare n great nary drer." Thcl
'ndnase It i'll this vsy After they have worked off
certain number, they keep the outside j,pt H1'.ns
Having printed the same number on the inner form
The prcss>tn, to military term, ISLAND at e;ss,
and whit or the word TO print so more aud so up t'
500, remaining AZ their posts 10 certain hour for N
carriers 10 come i'm for extra supply. In case o.
an Extraordinary naMicr," particularly fthe pHpr
contains wood engraving or two. representing The
/, villains dragging their victim to pond, view of
cottage BY and little dog that alarmed the ole
lady, who is seen at the gable end window watching
tho novcmen :, many thousand eXtrG parrs are GOD
Such a circumstance in London en-;chGS nc pr:n
ter; but in New York (pgrhaPs it is not 50 in Phiiadei
pha) if paper contains any Thing wonderful, the prin
ter not withstandng the exru expense lie may hav,
incurred to procure the story, is generally grea
loser, as such day his papers will be stolen b,
RI Wholesale and the subscriber will of course send q
The Office for his papers, and "blow up" the printer il
the barrain. rAside-A this is independent Of .ucl
calls as-Sr, your paper fsvery interesting this
ming have sent mine In the cnuuty-i would ,hanl
:. fyon FOR another