Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13
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and the mania for speculation which have '' nnsh %,
'"u ar,,e entertainments in the highest h"s''ss' So
SUM- ;;., ,msntary OH the times, anu oie
ciety. II is spirited cohi1eH'"''
which has s moral. lao ue,rv Ma
1onson Iahor and The London Poor; by hehfS MA.
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month aimee The London Morning Chlo"'.'' ''rN;
corresnondent or us that Jourhai 'o'N .;,,i
s;oner " n search into and DESCRIBE '"". ' ' ~
mass or nnuuersm and poverty WHO" . W.
tis,r,ca If The CITY Of London. MI tia'
written in This capacity, attracted eve"
"fl''ei ~ '' ,,,,,tes Of the Times "Commlsson-
orr for Ireland whom the sa''' W 'n :.
:. of the British domnlons ms WORK Is u fe'
!" .io' ra :; yerv handsome FORM illustrated with en-
puo'"", =, h,v,s contributions TO the Morning Chron-
iii. and i, will well reward a dilseh' PetuSa''
Ey.n.,s of Apalytical Geometry and oil the DVerendN
80, Calculus: by Elias Loomis Professor OF Ma
md Natural Philosophy in the University OF the
~, IF New York and author of several works on a'he-
t This seems be an instructive ana iucia guue 10
s,ei.,t branch Of knowledge, yet one most important
in impar,ug mental discipline 10 all.
u--,s MN Monthly Magazine for May and June-one
f III. most readable books we receive The May NO. con-
ins complete description with copious wood-cut OF Inc
, Novelty Iron Works. where the monster marine engines
- 49, oon steamers are turned out The June No gives
hOmDSone
,ea cpGayings The gift is quite opporune, and coming
ho and 90 elegantly embeished too this delightful poem
; he ,ead with fresh interest What say the late lyersn-
nod 70 the following doctrine beautiful TO PREACH so diff
cult to practice?
..Falsely luxurious will not man awake;
And springing from the bed Of slott, ENJOY
The cool, the fragrant; and the silent houF'
To meditation due and sacred sohsi
To lie in dead oblivion, losing half
The ice,ins moments OF TOO short a NE
Total extinction Of the enishIend SOUL
Wiider'd and tossing through dis,emper'd Dreams
Who would in such gloomy state remain
Longer than nature Graves when every sIo muse
And every blooming pleasure wall S1'"'u''
TO bless the devious morning Walk
Harold g. Murray also send Nell Gwynne or the Court
of the Stuas under the various regns Oh Chares "a anu
lanes 2d-an historical Romance-A. Hart, Philadelphia.
From Lippincott, Grambo & Co., Philadelphia, we nave
received through Nash & Woodhouse:
"Poems By Mrs E. H. Erans"-This Is indeed oeau'i-
full volume one that conscenously recommend 10
reader There is not only the true spirit of poetry but
the more beautiful spirit Of christianity breathing through
all its numbers Imagery chaste touching and exalted,
adds 10 lis charms and commend the volume 70 the al
mra,ion of all who can appreciate such beauties Mrs
Evans is the sister the Rev. Thomas H. Stockton, wen
known as one the first pulpit orators OF the age Inc In
roducory preface is from his pen and viii add 10 the value
of the book in the estimation Of his numerous friends
Nash g. Woodhouse have also the April No. OF
tho American Journal of the Medical Sciences edited by
DR.. Isaac H,ys-BIanchard 4 Lea, Philadelphia.
Blackuood's Edinburg Magazine Interesting as usual
The 10Th No. of the Farmers Guide 10 Scientific and
Practical Agcuure; detailing the labors OF the farmer III all
their variety and applying them 10 the seasons OF the year,
they successfully BY Henry Stephens author OF the
we'll known "Book of the Farm " assisted by John P Nor
ton Professor of Scientific Agriculture in Yale College,
The Press in Great Britain and This country speak in high
terms of this book
j. W. Randolph has sent us Rebels and Tories; or, the
Blood of the Mohawk By Lawrence Labree. Dewitt and
Davenport, n. Y. In this tale have some exciting
sketches OF Revolutionary period The scene Is laid
principally in the city of New York and Mohawk Valley
The peculiar of that brave but unfortunate
tribe are admirably deineacd BY the talented author, who
throughout all the characters, both savage and civilized
shows comprehensive knowledge Of human nature and the
contention OF human passions The character OF Wild Med
icnehe great prosecutions which drove nm 10 madness
his if we may say So insanity and his dreadful
not only on his prosecutor but his own son, we thnB
somewhat ovctdrawn; but taking the work altogether it is
the most interesting have read for several years ant
therefore recommend all those fond Of novel reading
Also, from the same publishers:
The Heirs of Der1centlratcr by +. L. Blanchard Pub
ished by Dewitt Davenport \. This remarkable nc
ton has created little interest in The novel reading conf
munity and has with surprising success wherever
has been read The upon by journalists gene
rally are highly approbaory The subject is one OF unusu
interest," the plot we'll conceived and is calculated to IN
form the reader and 10 charm and enchan the attention Inc
scenes are laid England the hero being the last OF long
line known in history the Radcls OF Derwentwate
whose sequcsraed and themselves attained
for the part the Earl took in the affair OF Chas Stuart COM
monty STYLED the Pretcnjcr The author gives graphic
picture of the who congrcgated around The corrupt
throne of George the III, with insight into the modes
fashions and uvacious intrigues of his court Upon tbs
whole we think it of much merit and Of the most
deserving fictons of late years
To Morris Brother indebted for Natat-A tale
by Julia Kavanagh New York: D. Appleton & Co.
1t be good because it written by Miss kavanagh
This lady her book entitled The Women OF France has
produced the attractive works that has
der notice for time Very few Biographical sketches
more lively racy and absorbing than those be met witt
among the current literature Of the day. We presume
therefore, the present volume 1--WE have found time Il
read il may be recommended without hesitation.
Also for No. 26 of the Dictionary of Mechanics Engin
,rorktng and engineering,-from the publishers.
work full OF information of value Engineers and practical
Mechanics.
West d Brother have the International Monthly
Magazine full OF delightful reading is ornamented will
excellent wood engravings Of American authors such rv
ing and Cooper with their beautiful and romantic resi-
dences,) Hawthorne Kendall Dewey &c.
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