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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
AUCTION SALES.
A VALUABLE JAMES RIVER EsTAT


aSY authority decree OF The Circuit Court OF Goochand p
nounccd CaancrTy. now pending therein We
arIon Fleming guardian Vim. D. Wescser, powla,an Ry1
t..or,e Richard w Weseger plaintiffs, and the w.
sI b ai decree proceed cell on the premises hirI
ber ON I'll ESDAY The 9Th day OF November next II m 1s
,. NJ n r sy thereafter that valuable ea;e called poo AiI0r
l,i. IA of G"oclan. te North side Of Ja..
,vcr abnut the Cry OF Richmond adjoining Boz
- m estate on the North anl Eis'. B,loncnd estate WI
h, rrc-n, 81. and large portion l.ii,
:res growih a.urns al amp" supply "i timber Tor
nuruo,,, good portion DriS . iaat In.
49, nm, 10 acres Ia. loss grounds. elih! I" AM A.
$50 r,nsh ,,lci N. James river canal as.- The tl n
rast w lagr AMI WIKI 81! Eeersar! ouihouses
,rr i. -iu. machine tobacco onstr siee ~ cure
thousand lbs tobacco ..., 80 -.
TERMS Cash wl required for the amount neee ary 10 d,
charge the Ifd Tie rsle'N, u" ' az. .' We u
=, t, lac >he purchase mosyif remaining tt'ht
he mid IN Jour equal with interest IRON c gay
rir.; pay tie I'll; day {" NAY, itf.
me,, 10 made June l>jini pay rn' 90 m s,h ddy
.u:u:. -6Jarl the anri! payment on 'iir ''h - ~ '"'H
TN, bonds
With approved srcuiiy EACH and i!lr Interest VI
] hrn. uavslr the L.; .luIlry III each tta u
bonds fail due when the residue at the lisTes; ht
IN .,ll he l Possession be upon making NE hl
mn, ,nI >.lia. .ar bohds. and adeei VIII b. made
trust will leqnrd 81 the purchaser upon The eG rsci
ar /, .,rur die pay ~ the ifHfiI'i! q" IN. or ao
49, wien ,sy respectively hfcomr r1.ab.s AMI In the nssa
Inn, ,. puctI,i payment annually 81 TIE interest tn-
Land however hi'!t. OF TIE
mon, ii interest any h. plr'ise o ea or al d 1t,
~ unis ty iav iue Commissioners me i'cil" amount
IL. interest ,,.u ,nc each az al 0i saii br.dt
.,y "a, son wishing EXAMINE tc ai oeiorr me nay o. sl
n Viii pleasure sh"wls the 'A'f A.! ssoh wishing
- ,ni,.s al mr. viii .iifr'i hrig communications 10 HE
~ - ,I..hi,,J Is Il. AlIES, Commissioner
Drt .--rlm&iatawh'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

L: Is proper - say i!: l:c. No. of me Wing explains
away its frs; attack SIR Morton and shows willingness
20 do him justice Is Igirans gra'iie w,h he
high :oncd course SIR. Morton thought proper 10 pursue.
He exhibited great sasacy and patriotism in resisting the
election Of Mr. Winthrop speaker Wintops subsequent
conduct in the L. s Senate has disguised the whole South
and Mr. Morons billcest opponents will scarcely dare to
array against him. objection his proper and fortunate
elliott defeat Winihrops election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
FROM THE "TRuE DELTA"
The Great Battle Of the Age.

Every age since the creation Of the world has been
distinguished by peculiar characteristic some all
absorbing sulJect-which, for The time, engrossed the
attention If mankind. thirst for military fenowL
spirit Of conquest civay with its attending circum
Stances poesy and song wild spirit oi adventure and
discovery, &c, each in turn was. during lis day and
generation. the prevailing passion which directed the en-
egies If towards single object. whether for the
recovery Of the Holy Sepuchre for the discovery Of
new lands in the unknown realms of ocean These re
fccons lead MS to enquire what is the erea, character
isilc OF tunes what the absorbing passion of
our age The answer is found a. oucr--nloney
thirst for wealth is certliny the characteristic Of our
times, which, giving birth TO that enterprise energy and
activity for which the nineteenth century is eminent
" distinguished has led 10 those vast enterprises the
wonderful advance Of art, the important discoveries IN
science. and the gigantic schemes which were never
dreamed Of by the widest srhemer of the last century.
1t has brought distant places W.T. lin few hours of each
other has rendered intercourse between persons Of hun
dred of miles asunder, but the work of n moment The
wish Of the pet has been accomplished
-"Annihilate both time and space
And make two hvers happy"
II will ere long pni grdle around the world, which
will render pactclble instantaneous interchange OF
thong hi between The most dis ant parts of The glhe
The irnr ,et Of Gabriel, unes the laws regulating the
transmission of sound shall be changed. in procalmng
The awful fiat that ''ime shall he more" would be
preceded by The "Ieeeraphc dispatch ~ II has already
connected the wesem with the eastern continent by a
steam ferry, and will ere lnng. bind with an ion oanu
the Atlantic seaboard with the shores
"Whe,e rolls The Oregon, and hears no sound
Save his own dashing"
We witness inventions aud improvements as number
less the sands which sparkle in the Lbyan mo might
pr ecls and plans Of every kind for he general oene-
fl OF mankind. but for the special benefit Of the nven-
for the prime moving cause. the progenIlo, which
brings forth these conceptions from the womb OF
the intellect is money We have bridges IN the ar
not needing support from the mundane sphere ; aral
CA riaoes which would have realized the wish q" the
psalnisr, "Oh that had the wings OF dove ~ des
tined ny their inventor ride upon the whrwnd, and
soar in ethereal realms where but mrnnauts and
poets ventnred beiore--schenes vast and minute
from the linking Of mighty oceans To taking the vote
legislative bodies in a minute Dreams. many Of thes
may be termed by The srep'ir but scarcely less mprba
BILE then realities which have witnessed with owl
/ eyes
! Ref rn is the order Of the day. The g. old cas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
LATE, FROM BRAZIL.

We have a file Of The Rio de Janero Jofnsl. extend
ing the b of January inclusive. received tbs morn
ing by ship Maria arrived at this port we translate
The following from the Jornal ofihe lst:
ave are informed that NJ Bona ID. Governor # Ia
h now board the (French) ffigae Thisbs. IL This
pori has nsirnc inm his Government In establish at
ih,, island an arsenal (,hp yard we presnme) (which
will furnish vessels OF all nations means and materials
for such repairs may becsmr requisite in the nav-
paion Of these waier'
The Thisbe was to sail the nxt day via Valparaiso.
A mass of intermpanle documents from Assumption.
the Capital Of Psasnay published in the Jor'sl The
substance of which appars 10 be thai povis'ona 'ra
~ has been agreed upoa between Paagasy aud The Ar
centine Confederation. which vii, ne likely t. result IN
sasachfy arrangement Of all he MATTERS in difference
" Y Com. .4dp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
A CnNrR ASl'

Il,w many thousand of nilvdu Ills are revealing In
wealth and luxurious abundance who never feel joy, who
are always ppmv aud 10 whose music 'unds
swery or cheerully never sasi d with pleasure. he
they cannot enj,y II always complaining when
they know not what il is 10 want. Wealth is cOn-
foabe thing lis place. but will not give happiness
Take n contrast onk at thai brmlrss hat !-hsre is
brain under ii tina, has mrhlaness predominant, IN II
has excle nent and where there Is no
love for money there is conIenment under whose rag
ped vest (tor ca he has none,) bats fes and merry
heart. See what pride and Independence he shows
even in his h,d labor-see how merrily he cocks his
eye at, yet how politely he tomches his old hat t. me
naughty inmates Of ynder splendid carriage VIII dagn
not to notice him. Mark me ! man, his old hat and
ragged cluthing ng--tat is a man. wish 81 much could
be said Of all .hat the human form
''ls there fr hoaes' poverty
VIII, hangs his head. and a'tha,
The coward slave we pass him by.
And dare be poor. for a',har
The man gentleman; how rarely can that he said
of many who claim that title but whose title t. the Claim
is lounded hne cl1hing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
PUBLISHED 81
15lackfor0, LoWtIlrD s. Co.,

AT -Four Dollars per ai,,t payable IN ddrdce No sub
srripton be received for shorter time than sir months,
and no paper ,c be discontinued (ercept at the discretion
of the Edisors,) iu,tu all d,rearages paid.
~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 80 cents per (or
te erery inner form Insertion aud 81 cts per square
Tor less) for erery outer form insertion.
Epsry .4ipertser required TO note the MS hoic long
he tcishes his advertisement inserted advertisements not
70 noted ,o be inserted tn its dsconudnce be ordered
For the terms for the prieege
of squares, Si0 for square SIS for one square,
form s35 Epery yearly adrerfcr toW be required 10
confne his advertising TO his particular line Of business
89JoB PRNTING executed neatly and erpedttoisy aud
onye Ouabe ter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
Miscellaneous.
L l'I'AIY

ITALY.
The correspondent of the Courier Des E,ats unis,
draws the following gloomy picture OF the condition To
which This country is reduced
'TTAIY IN 1850"
"fo those who had seen Italy before 1t was ravaged
and ruined by its late rcvnnlinn The spectacle which II
presents present. is heart rendering 10 the last degree
saw it at the commen 'ement Of Plus the Minis
reign then appeared in the full splrndor OF lis 'llusoy
revival 1t resembed Aarora. spring. whose rays
warmed into life the flower Of an inperishabe ifeedom
All was song flowers and sunshine over that land Of
light and harm my, no one dreamed oil storm whcn
was "a herring in darkness. Aud Rome !! Rome wa'
then intoxicated with her Pope; she mad with joy
and vanity II was FROM her, il from the Qurnal.
as in past ages that the movement proceeded which car
red The world along with il. The alienation OF the pea
PIE towards their new pntf amounted to phr'nzy.
frequently seas ot men women ana chldfeh. pros
a,e themselves under The feet Of his horses and beneath
the rays pf burning we'll in torrents OF ram.
wai,inp patiently un The window Of his lace opened
and his hand was sp,ead forth 10 bless hem Rome was
sill The city, the com city, the city of The whole
world. the same of which he poet had sung
..Oh Rome! my country city OF The soul
The orphans If the heart must turn I" thee!"
Poor Rome, how is she changed She was The Pha
rus Of Chrsteudnm; all Nations all generations all ages
have in turn inscribed her names with iron or the da
moud upon that brilliant glass. But the hre winch
dwell, Wi hin IT, and which made II dazzle the eyes OF
nations has burt d wn. and now 1t IS nonght hut q
.hpned sepuIchre. Formerly Rome was 81 happy
II was as free as the very air. il III truth he haba
ton of the benefcent Creator Scarcely any other sol
dies were there than those porty gded halher,
diers. in cotunes designed by Raphael and who looked
as if they had escaped from picture and hnd come oh'
of their frames To think that this happy condition has
been submitted by state of seige seem 20 be IN
Paris drums are beating the retreats cannon are plant
ed on public square; the Chassenrs OF Vlncenne' ira
verse the open space with The rapdy Of their caIhn'
balls; hear the regular tramp "f the patrol, and see
uniforms at all the windows "flhe palacs Ana f"s'
palaces are the Laeran, the Vatican. the Q'rna' ant
the Capi,o; the square which csnnon are planted, 4
the Square of the People the r nj The drum 'nnd
a,nu he Corso. At Iivoli -? soldiers at frasca'i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
RAIL ROAD IRON WANTED.
virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Office,

IS NcnBtRu, January 25h, 1880,
nROPoSAI. s will he received at this office, until the st
i Of March next iar the delivery, in lynehburg, OF ,fnn
RATS OF the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road 10 be manu-
taciured IN near this town, oi Virginia Iron
The said To be made OF the best Pig metal, and to be
delivered the following times and IN the following quanti-
tbs, thousand tons in the 1881, and the re
mander (abou l5o0o tons or the whole road, cquay IN
the years 1882 aud 1858.
Separate proposals will also be received or the delivery
Ynchbutg, OF pig metal at times and in quantities sui-
the manufacture of the rails above mentioncd sad
early the 1 oi November, ls3o
The rails aud the metal will be subjected 10 street IN
pectonthe rails 10 weigh about oo pounds per yard
At the same time proposals will be received for the aboye
quantity of on manufactured any where else in America,
or in England to be delivered in iynchburg Richmond,
under the general conditions those prescribed ior
Virginia Iron iynchbnrg. Satisfactory
curiy will be required.
BY order OF the Board of Directors
CHAS. f. NJ GARSErT,
Jan 2S-tlMh Chiei Engineer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
TO 1OES.ICCO.V'ESTS.

rlNliE undersigned continues TO manufacture FlAlTEN
ING MILLS, of various styles. lie is supplied with
the best materials and warrants all work made at hs
shop He soicitS call from robaccunss before purchas
ing elsewhere.
Specimens OF workmanship style always on hand Ship
on Church street opposite the Masonic Hall 35 Repairing
promptly attended to. -
NATHAN CARPENTER.
lie refers to the following Gentlemen who have ussd
Flatencrs ni his make; VIM A Read, VIM trumpon
Johns n dudley, JAS. l. Caytor and Samuel McCorkle
Dec 3l--3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
J. w. MAURY 4 CO., Managers.
Is nnmher .nitetY-l2 3 draMn hallots
SPLENDID SCHEME.

Tickets slO-IIalves S20-Quarers l0--Eiehhs -,
Price certificates olpaekaBe, in the above Magnificent
Scheme. as follows:
A certificate of package of 26 whole tickets $500 90
Do do 20 halves 25o 90
DO do 26 quarters ~ oo
DO do 26 eighhs 62 30
certificate of package Of wholcs will cntitle the hold
to all over SAP that be dawnb by the twentysx
tickets named therein Certificates o halves quarters and
eighths in proportion.
This splendid scheme is OF the most attractive ever
drawn in the United States aud well worthy oi the aen
advenuers The lowest prize that be drawn by
ticket having on it three Of the drawn numbers $1,000
Orders tickets and shares and certificates oi packages
the above agnifcent scheme will be promptly attended
to and account o the drawing will be sent Immediately
after it i. over all Who may order tickets from us
Address j. * &. MAl Ky, Agents,
Feb 2l-3t Alexandra, Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
WILKES & BUTLER,
c O nj Nj i ) ION Nj f r c IL A N 1 5 !,
Il IL

C O Nj MI SION Nj f r G IL A N I S =,
LYNCHBURG, Va.
JNDW ARD B. BUTLER, surviving partner OF Roberts
Il Butler having associated himself with MI BenJa
Wilkes, under the style and firm OF WILKES x But.
LER. for the purpose Of conducting general
(.rOCPru 6iOmniiSsiOn. RPCPirin: and
FORIV.4RDIN'G BUSLNESS,
have purchased the tire STOCK OF GOODS belonging
to the concern of Roberts Butler, and will keep constantly
ON hand at their old stand oppu-ite the Banks,
Il Large and WeH selected Stock Of Goods
We trust by close application to business, merit the
confidence of the friends and customers OF the late
concern, and the public generally All business entrusted
to shall have strict personal attention.
Prompt attention will be given the sale of all kinds
produce entrusted tous.
f. b BUTLER will give his attention tn the sale
Tobacco Having been extensively engaged III the Tobac
early life, he feels confident that the planids
interest will he fully repre- sent ed in his hands.
az. Goods will be forwarded free Of drayase.
Oct15-H WILKES " Bt1l.ER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
ANTHONY EMERSON'S
DOUBLE ACTI NG ROTARY CHURN

vTNE attention of all Daymen and persons interested in
good butter, is solicited examination oi the merits
OF the above invention feeling confident that upon inV es
CATION and trial will be the practical and
common Chrn brought before discriminating
public. The abundant testimonials the universal approba
ton, and the spontaneous oi all who
the Curn in operation, examine sprncples furnish am
ple of L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
DISSOLUTION,

yTNHE partnership business oi GARLAND MOSBf
dissolved BY mutual consent on the 9th inst All
claims against the will he settled by VIM H. Mos
by and he alone is authorised to collect all debts due The
concern, having purchased OF A b. Garland has entire
est therein A. Is. GARLAND,
WM IL MDSBY.
Feb 1S-ts Feb ~ 1850.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25

NE W. = III ID
At Old Spring Ware House.
spectiully informs the citizens otLynch
L burg and Its vicinity that his
WagOn-malxine and
BLA c k SM IT II H OPS,
now in full opestion Al those who want good nice and
cheap can by calling the subscriber who
prepared do all kinds OF work in both branches with
.NEaT.NESS AND DESP.4TCH
He has large stock of superior seasoned lumber
State OF Virginia In his Smith Shop he has rstralc smiths
good Horse Shoes and always has on anda good
stock OF Shoes and Nails
JOHN II. BAILEY.
I.ynchburg March l3-ts .-
The subscriber has very superior ROAD WAGONS
Cafryalls new and second-handed
ALSO
Several Secondhand Road Wagons;
and will in have keepa general assortment OF
W.aGON'S CARTS. PLOUGIfS IND
UHEEL- B.4RROHS.
All OF which he will sell low.
JOHN II. BAILEY.
Farmers Hotel, LynchuulG, March l3r-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
PHGNIX FOUNDRY,
Immediately the Canal. neu The Langhorne Mn,
YYNCH0vTRa W,

'I'llE ST lBSChiRER under new arrangement, still
continues conduct this tabshment, aud sohcts
continuance Of the patronage nhc ally extended hereto
tore. MILL GEARING oi every description, (hsNinf
goai variety OF patens Horse Powers, Plaster and Ce
Crushefs Bark Mills Cranes, Tobacco Presses toge
thei with every other description o
Iron and Brass Castings,
made and ed at the shortest nuee and IN the neaes'
and most substantial manner. Also, PLAIN aud FANCY
drought and Cast IRON Railing.
CRATES, Sc Sc. lie has good water power and work
of the first order the head OF each department Eve
article made this establishment. wan,edto be equal
to any done IN the State. A. G.. DABNEN Agent
Det 2S-l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
Shy & HoL o O M B E

They would respectfully solicit a OF the patron
age hitherto extended to the previous concerns OF IL
Mosby and Garland Moby and pledge heir best exerton
promote the interest of all those who employ them
They will prompt personal attention TO all consigmens
entrusted to their
They tender their services to Planters and Farmers
for The sale of Tobacco and solicit their patronage. Their
charges for selling Tobacco will be so per hld when
advance is made. They will make liberal advances on
produce conssnments in hand.
WIN. H. MOSBY,
Feb lS-ts JNO. X. HOl l.COMBE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
NEW CANCER

mo. ROY BOLCOMBE having purchase OF
- VIM II Mosb, the entire interest of A. b Garland in
the late firm of GARLAND x MOSBY, has associated
himself with W II Mosbv, in the GENERAL .fUC-
TIO.N AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-01-02

D"The ominous out-givings Of the Wash.
ington writer's, respecting the contemplated ed
movement the Southern members of Con-
gress, incoherent and improbable as they may
be, are not without an effect here. Most people
are looking forward to crisis, but none yet
are bold enough to look at dsunion straight in
the face. The rumor that seven Of the slave
States have resol"ed to secede, in the event
of the passage ofthe proviso, has been repeat
ed so often, within the few days past, and by
men who are in position to know what they
are talking about, that the public mind is made
uneasy and excited Who dares to calculate
the mighty revolution oul .rade and commerce
would have to undergo, in the event of such
calamity! This is the first consequence consi-
dered by men who deal in cotton and corn-its
political results are left to the masses, less un-
der the influence of dollars and cents" s."-New
York Correspondent.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-01-02

VICE IN HIGH PLAcEs-Major Noah, in tn e
Sunday Times, says: cit melancholy fact
thattoo many men, who ,ttain the highest
rounds of the ladder of ambi'on, are addicted to
vices the most loathsome an debased. We
have seen Governor of this Safe so drunk be-
fore breakfast, that he could nolvalk; we have
seen cabinet minister SO given tsntemperance
that he kept barrel Of whiskey-ad very poor
whiskey it was, too-on tap in his office: we
have seen Vice President protempee of the
United States rolling in the cutters ofshe city
of Washington; we have seen the whole\meri-
can Congress so blue, that not ten of thenem-
bers could see hole through ladder an we
have seen temporary Speaker Of the Uned
States House of Representatives SO far goe,
that he would have tumbled out of the chair, e
he had not been held into it by the hand of
member, who happened to be not quite SO drunl
as his neighbor."
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-01-02
PIAQUEAINE, LA, PARISH 1BERVILIE, JANUARY 1850

THE DISAPPEARANCE OF Mrs. MILLER.-The
Detroit Advertiser has long article, from the
pen evidently without doubt, of some friend of
Mrs. l. G. Miller whose suicide at Niagara
Falls was announced, and afterwards contra
dicted, few days since. The writer, after
reviewing the facts, come to the conclusion
that the stories which have been set afioat in
some Of the newspapers of her having eloped,
are unwarranted by anything known. The only
trace found of her was at the Falls, as we have
already stated, where her new silk bonnet, or
hood, trampled upon, was found on the abut-
ment of the bridge which leads from the main
shore to Goat Island, about two hundred feet
from the shore. Her Grape shawl, torn into three
pieces, tied together by very hard knots, was
fastened to the ridge, apparently to let herself
down, first to the abutments, and then to lower
herself still furthe towards the rapid current
which sweeps owe the Falls.
The testimony Roduced of the state of mind
of this lady-her hltory, habits, character, and
the examination ofall the events connected
with her recent life and experience-make out
case of such extreme improbability that she
could have been gully of the crimes which the
newspapers have circulated, as to make it i'm
possible to be believed
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-01-02

TALENT AcQU1RED.--As it is in The body, so
it is in the mind; practice makes it what it is,
ndmost even of those excellences which are
looked on as natural endowments, will be found,
when looked into more narrowly, to be the pro-
duct of exercise, and to be raised to that pitch
only by repeated actions. Some men are re-
marked for pleasantness in raiIlery, others for
apologies and opposite diverting stories. This
is art to be taken for the effects Of pure nature,
and that the rather because it is not got by rules
and those who excel>in either Of them never
purposely set themselves to study of as an art
to be learnt But yet it is true. that at first some
lucky hit which took with somebody, gained him
commendation, encouraged him to try again, in
clined his thoughts and endeavors that way till
at last he insensibly got faculty in it without
perceiving how, and that is attr ibuted wholly to
nature which was much more the effects Of use
and practice.-Locke.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-01-02

VALUE OF NEwsPAPERs.-To appreciate the
true value Of newspapers, says Eliza Cook
"We have only to suppose that they were to-
tally to be discontinued for month. We turn
with horror from the frightful idea! We de-
precate such shock to the circulation of table
talk. It would operate more unfavorably than
the gloom of November is said to operate on
the nerves Of Englishmen, and there would be
nothing but the accounts Of sudden deaths
which happened in the interval, with the delibe-
rate opinion Of coroner's jury, ed:ed for want
Of intelligence"