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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19

EL0wERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, ALSO FOR Bird AL
and oher parties The subscriber offers for
and rare collection OF eboio flowers tsstsfay
vAs suitable FOR holiday bridal present ther with
general assortment OF articles In his Ens.
T.DUNLAP, Scotsman and Florist, 63f Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19

ENORMOUS BIRD.-To DE SEEN FOR A FEW DAYS.
H at Mr. Wrghts Fifth ward Museum Hotel, 81
FRANKLIN street and West broadway "a bird ssid 20 DO
species turbev from Calforn Weighing lea than
hundred and sixty i've pounds aas Of proporonato
size. \ charge made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19

WAH1xD-nY 4 SMART. Active GIRL. sITUA-
w tles chan bsrnAid waiter or nusss. Inquire
o Ne ~ Wet Tvsatsth street 0sed reference svsA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19

HOLIDAY PRESE s.-0REAT BARGAINS
~ Lac.s embroidered and fancy dress caps at WAR
hBRS 1O5 BroadwAy-Em proidered collars cApes chemi
setss and sleeves French embreidered ehensetes trim
med With lsce sleeves TO mssoh cheap superb oa
French shemisettes and sleeves hc
great bsrrans Now Ia tho time; do wait till the
selected Pointed lace muslin collars
400 broadway, above Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19

DICH PARIs FEATHERs--ONE HUNDRED DOZEN
n rich ostrich plumes twenty dozen extra white
tips City dozen assorted marabou hesn dotsn feather
trimming twenty dozen beaver and folt bonne just
seYed, aud for sale by d. H. HOMER, 81 John ssseet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19

SOO,n .ss .s ~
70 In rroI.Able businses Of ladies and
Broadway, are offered reasonable terms, 1As
party incumbent desrous Of retiring from buaAese Al
arsss A. N. D., Herald ohoe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
To The Ed:.orsof the Enquirer.


No one here doubts that Gen. Scott will hr The
mjnee of the NEXT Wing National Convention 1t is mnre
over certain that lhe administration will throw its whole
ntiuence in bis support lr. Fillmore has serious en-
pectaons of being candidate, whatever letter writers may
say To the contrary He, well those prominent South
rn Wings Messrs Jones Of Tennessee Stephens Of Gcor
pia Toombs. Sany- Cnbc. who has recently been
nqung Where shall gol" and mas had serious Thoughts
IF Joining the Democratic party-wil all fall iao the tram
of Seward s. 60, and come out "ilat-oolcc Tor ocou
'without why wherefore" The abolition section o
he Wing party The North, with the Boston Atlas anc
Albany Journal its organs, which nominated Scott more
,han year ago is bound TO have lis own way and South
ru Wggery nothing else do but to give in and back
up the nomination John p Hale and Amos Tuck are also
favor of Scott and Giddings will doubtless support him
Just think of il Jones and Seward-Stephens and Hale
Stanly and GddnesCabel and Tuck-four pairs Of nobl"
claim as hailng "lrom New Jersey Vide those free-so
Whs papers in Ohio Pennsylvania, &C., which have put u"
his name. ,L
Old School, when he says that "no unnatural warfare
should be raised by tho friends of ono OF the Democratc}
candidates against any Of the others for my word Tor IT. we
tire vote of the whole party defeat the common enemy In
my opinion words were never more hty spoken than ese
The Democratic party must NOT rely solely on It's appaTen
success in ,, late State elections to beat Seward O. Co.,
in the approaching President campaign. we do,
we shall most surely come oil singsa We must
select a strong and available man, and 60 10 wofh IN
good earnest-the the hctcrto secure his election
II "a now no time quarrel about men, and no man mas
rph, TO assert his claims in way which eha eopardse me
success OF our correspondent lurtnee d.
c,n wo afford to lose Pennsylvana% and argues that
nothing but the nomination OF one OF the old
vnrite SONS will secure her vote His reasoning in be-
lief is fallacous There other in the Repub-
can ranks who can carry ha, State and at the same timn
serure the vote of New York; and il might be well 10 en-
onre whether either Messrs Buchanan Cassthey both
have numerous supporters in the present state o.
,ines carry Pennsylvania against Seo, backed up ny
seward Johnson g. Co Tie question Is worthy ot con.
s;ero,nn But repeat ihat II is now no time 10 unduY
press the claims OF any particular man. "Ptncples not
men, is the motto of the Democratic masses although they
desire srono and available candidates. still believe they
ARE determined to face the enemy and fight him maniuy,
whoever be Baltimore Convention may select their
Ill., " ~ NORTH EAST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
FOT nc enquirer
SECOND AUTHORSHIP.

Messrs. Editors: Noticing in several western pfnls va
ous gentlemen suggested for tho Second Authorship
have thought proper to bring public notice the claims OF
old and arori,e Democrat OF the Piedmont District as
suitable candidate for that Office. The name OF HohAs
MAssiEis well known to the people of RappahannoeS
and familiar OF the members OF the Legislature
ha, it is deemed unnecessary for the writer TO enter o
and intellectual capacity o The station TO which the partial
ity of his friends would commend him; and he, therefore, wi
rest content by merely stating that 1t should be the plea
upon him the Office of Second Auditor the duties will be
faithfully administered and his appointment meet with the
approval of host of friends In every part of the Stale
Ynnrs. &c. VOX POPULI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
LATER FROM EUROPE.


New YoRK FEs l5-he steamer Cunada IL 10 with Llv:
erpoo dates the 3lst Of Januny-her day OF sailing
send you the commercial Intelligence BY her ~
CoTros-Sals OF the week ending 3l.t January osGoo
Fair o. leans 5sh. mddling 4ad; Upland fair Oh
piddling 4gd Demand good md freely met oy hodels
Specu .nr. took Is GOO ua!s 9Qc0 bought for export
ir h,:jers frn. Moderate sales I" tho
trade. Western Canal 23i.
CoRs-Y elbow 29s Cd. White 32s.
sEcoND DESPATCH.
FRANCE-The internal CONDITION OF France Is greatly
oooed by the Oean!st and the public reprobs on
o these loudly expressed as the rsd rule OF
the repn of terror would permit.
There was umor that the DEGREES would be 1odihed as
submitted to the Senate Tha however, s
La Para. ,:, e -,
Senate.
Two thousand additional political Exlss will be ans'
ported 10 Algeria
On 30th the President gave grand dinner 70 the ne7
lsh Ambassador which he expressed great reere al 'e "
preston which seemed prevail in Eneicd a' MS n,cn,
lions were hostile that county le sali ne haa lVeu
there long enough acquire respect tor s people aho hs
rutjons and that he had many friends tnere
ENGLAND-In England all is quiet Inc rnmor OF the
French invasion was completely exiingushed NO news OF
especial interest. o., -, ..,,., ,,,.o
oniet-busin.ss among the weavers somewhat dull
I,vrRpooI. JAN 3l-Wheat2 2 to 3d. higher Flour Is
higher than this day week, with moderate sales
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20


fam TO attract The attention of Pscas Patients and the public
al large.
See the obscure avlas and from distant
places tu OF men who known aud respected throughout the
TIE widely celebrated Surgeon Dr. Valentine Mott York
cy says " pleasure The and efficacy OF
Ayers Cherry Pccoa which consider peculiarly adapted
6ieasss Of the throat and lung"
Dr. Perkins Presien; the Vermont Medical Col
iege Of he cmhen,y learned physicians of this writes
th@ Cherry Psc'otas extensively this section where has
sh'wn umkabc evicnce happy effects upon pulmonary
Diseases
The Rev Jno C,chane distinguished Clergyman OF the Eng
beer cue o. ahGac Affection by Cherry Pectnra
His letter al fu length be found Circular be had Of
tas Agen; and - wo the aeation Of asthmac patients
This the known Druggist IIsdae Michigan
one o the arses dealers in the State and this from his own
observation.
tIrLLspALE, Mich, Dec. 10, ls4s.
ned hoite
end quick lie was then unable rise from
die unless relief could be obtained and induced them
give your excellent medicine tra Immediately left town fer
him home from the and find he had en-
tr Four weeks from the he taking
your ne he work his aduaus OF
TheTe other within knowledge where
RY PscroRAL has been snuary successful but marked
this. Very truly, yours G. W. UNDERWOOD
HEAR THE PATIENT
DR. J. C. Aver Lowcl-Desr Sir: Feeling under oai:aon,
You my health send report Of
which publish the benefit OF Others Last
au ok bad cold accompanied bya severe cough ant made
u.s. Of medicines with obtaining reei was ooed give
trend bottle OF your Cherry Pecoral the use OF whch
'"nctey commenced ding todreconR have Just pu5
chased The eth and nearly recovered now sleep Wei
e. S. STONE, A. NJ.
Principal Mt Hope Seminary.
Prapa sold j. c. AVER Practical Chemist Low
PURCELL LADD & CO. and PEYToN JOHNSTON, by the
DRUGGISTS al retail throughout the State Dec lo-cw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20

NATHANIEL MILLS. Sheriff OF the County oil LOUISA
L aud a. ucil administrator of Ludlow Bramham decd ana
e rsna representative OF Edmund Brown decdTaka notice.
a 2ls day % February ext shall move the Circuit Court
Ctdnrcry County Of ienrico ADMIT party
pAln in suit lately pending therein in which ohnson Lewis
were plaintiffs and Ludam Braham and Edmund Brown de-
'ah 3l-cwiw GEO. STlLLMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
the Editors Of The Enquirer.
WAs,iSoToS, D. c., FEB a. 1852


WAsa.SoroS D. c.. FEB. IA, 1852.
III health and the incemency Of the having con-
fined my intercourse and compelled to find my ENJOY
in avocalions of the mind means ot private re-
lief and duty the public and party, prepared II
short bograp ply of Speaker Boyd. In pursuing the sub
Iec il struck orchly that the private life oi the man.
his principles politician his conduct statesman and
his intimate connection with the history of the Democratic
party through long period OF ,ime formed not only an
popfat. cason but this time necessary induceent Tor
s publication Ii is c1ampleit is hstory-t is principles
embodied into action and those who have seen what have
seen Of the things and the influences at work will feel the
necessity Of filling every channel of the Democratic heart
full OF all the bestimruses and principles dcrvabe from the
conduct Of our public men and the party.
This life prepared under the circumstances stated lis
publication may POSSIBLY be attributed 10 other motives Ibis
cannot be avoided except by It's SUPPRESSION which very
natural desire and Of duty will moi permit II con
tributes the publication of party; il it affords
an example my younger friends; If 1t restoIcs the
strength the party by revivng recocctions OF the pas
duses notions of the france and action Il"
our governments if il tends elevate the standard o party
mora II il teaches any lesson of personal integrity and
moral rmness in dealing with great popular qucsons II II
saves great party from becoming the instrument and the
victim OF an Organized corrupor II shall contribute
from all any these 10 success now and thc
pernanencc OF principles hereafter, am content nc
cause and the motive in any Or all these results VIII De
viuicacd. Z ~
I'VE Shall be happy hear from our correspondent
who wiclls ready, graceful and skiful pen.-Enqurer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20

- ALL yomSATloSs Of candidates for Offices under the
new Constitution, charged for advertisements and
accompanied BY advance pay 10 insure prompt nser
lion. In no case vii! this rule be departed from.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
AYERS CHERRY pECTORAL.
FOA TIL. CURE OF COUGHS COLDS. HOARSENESS BKON
C!iIrlS. GROUP. ASTHMA WiIooPlNG COUGH,

iSD CONSlt MI llON.
rSTiIl> .ura rabie remedy 20: al diseases oi
= i.c !hsnt, aaj l.in.s, has ait iiacd IL cc-
,e:rily iTota remarkable cures. neT,r equal.
q! ny any otter medicine Ecinre. o her Pre-.
;irailoHs have shown themselves raiha:tves,
aGI sometimes effected nptaale cures. but none
ha> ever s-,Ttis wan tire coctience OF every
cuTanunIv SS"I- !; Is kno~n. After years Of
irla IN cvers climate. he results have !ndispu
taal' shown " 10 ;'n>"cs~ mastery ovcf tins
o. / 4 h,. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20

EN i.-vlRGlNlA:-ia rowhalan equity Court,
i January 1h. iS52:
Daniel II jackson, Planui:
Macao as Jackson. Defendant
rs m parcel 0i land OF tne In
the cuuy oeons. defendant and have the
sold e.hy GuaTS, paid by The
defendant; 10 N. Court
by affidavit Gc euaEi hi;an o this state.
on the plain ordered by Court that the said
defendant appear within month due publication OF
10 his interests IN
euit ,h copy published week four
Richmond Enquirer and another copy
Tie Court House this county the FIRST
dayo of The next Cory-Tese:
R-h li-cwIw WM :. DANCE G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE,
Ia :

IN conformity the Code Of Virginia OF sl9 page is stciom To-
hereby all whom may concern ihi' aP
Jears the eceaor the conhy OF f9c Dated
ae ISL aud received iTlo III: Lana oe o"
,as 5h 1852 that BY lres held or the - DAY OF
December M lying the county o rage ioinie
Gi.eon Philip Long, an Containing thlrlynree
of which seized found eschealed 10
this Commonwealth
nAItH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
FOX SALE.

FaSIE having OF the Maysre Hotel
Al Buckingham oilers for sale, accom-
we'll .an lately occupied by MIN al
the lame piac known the BUCKINGHAM HOUSE"
bullng and conmndius vel! situated for Hotel
the premises all the necessary out houses
In repair and Stables an fra! Gaden
wishing buy such properly requested call and
this NORNkLL Sob6S
Feb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
WI. o. WINSTON. NJ. C.

yvltGySiA.-i CHASCEHrA rmes held i'll the CLERKS Of
i::n Circuit .eut for CunoeIilu County, Monday
the 3u! d,yoi February. t>i4:
Jal ~ Nilsson alnjH'trro lie bonis with tho wl an.
nexci OF Thomas JONES' decd. P!ain'li
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
TO EDWARD LAM: AND THE PERSONA

TO EDW AND La L and THE Personal X a.
PRESENTATIvE OF JOHN BOWLES, DECD
YENAkE NoTCErhat the 2s day OF February next ehal
Chanccry or the County OF IIenrco,
10 reiae lately pending said Court where
William Petit, plaintiff and Edward Lane and John Bowes
shall also hat said sun shall proceed IN
as administrator ,f the sai! William Peut
80 X. W. ASllLlN.
L. a.;nn,. Of Wn. pcItil. dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
WM. o WINSTON, D. c.

interested the foregoing decree. hereby MOI ied
attend William L. iI"uki rayern the upper cnd III Han
IL day March 10 O'Clock, with evi.
enable III. duiic require! by the
creditors 7 PuliRn, cec d. are
hereby so the n place. aud
their the sad drccen with the evidence
Ia sGs.
m :.i-rMlM WI. Q. WINSTON. VI. C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20


James Johns Mcaia Johns. of 1homas Johns. r decd
nnn. aa i!.r,i. Waits, . al! Henry Johns dec Il
mi ms ,ranr whcl shah have be"n ai"'ned Mary
Wrp aa. ,S NunisoG Lyon anu Elizabeth his vile, an!
c., t.es :. i.a-l!ns an St'cs MS wife. oeichiahs ,
the Thomas
c entitled receive Inc Same uh1er ie
v. -; itrina< JuiH., iced. -.
m ,,e ~ iii defendants James Johns. Micaal
lnn aE3 Harriet Watts formerly Harriet iohs'
Mary widow Joseph Wrrn deceased i3 lerlv Mary johns,
NJ! formerly Johns. are not
r,.:c, Inc "".: o c ':ini by MS at'or.
Dy i ~ . said hcleriausd do here within one
nh Gua rub .i.r aad 10 what Ia hecesSa.
to pr,c, 'crc: and that this order be published once
we.s r ,,- scrrc..iye weeks, the Richmond Enquirer
rs,nr ciry krhnond AMI as" b" posted ~
Court House Of his comy on ;hs rst dd!
th..,x. Court A CUpy-Tese:
rro tH IL D "ooDoo.N, ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
FURNISHED DAILY AND SEM1WEEkLf,
By WILLIAM +. s THOMAS RITCHIE, Jh'


~ aiy Paper. dollars and at re @ sI H., sn
dollars takcn shorter period than e % hs nay.
WeeS,y dollars per and ;!cc doll! i nn., ai
asle in advance TO be paid in The office or reHl'e y ~
or SIX dollars the en! :c year maj, in GOOD and
s All this office ec s ,asgsc ef al if
available Bank notes. the sS .! he ~ @ Ir i SCARCE
ITS nsHS Fo' y t- II Is :ae accumulation oI postage III
extensive business wt;cf nrr,a,1r,,r,SISC -. $50
IN THE nAlLv Nl'ESr"r TEN ss cn,s
s,rtion fly anl every ,hrr ,incsa vel thry
if inserted un n>ta wcr"' t"N'" w.
iiai' cents ., ,,re ,,r hrv lines and :,
An un a. i.ngthexce.t Lott ~
CHARGED dollars tpapcr included
~ IIE - MI NEEklYfcr lines, less first IseTiiri
:, rrr: .ar -aci culaI!Eaa.cc % cca;s.
rIs y! sa b. accompanied win the aaVaiUe ia!
:, sr<. ,rr-y references Insurc cNcCuion.
5t:r.., u,lu ri1aS F respect exceeding eiga 'eS, are
..-,r,, far pS advertisements.
~ Ai .Qr,. and Marriages from Tho country, wh 20
-, M!,:r- utsuOwu oe adsnta'ica'eu u! i'
- r t,,,as - n ,u,"ui. iics VII IL! ~"
rs. b. .very C!caErre tta; has been taScn !"
a guiazcs a nruy sd seoior uhaVailits Nc m's
srr., ssi>; >sS,a upon 's c"mmunc"''n
h, ~, al ,'r'rs" ." ne ''fS % %"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20

5. u. WHIT LIE. ATTORNEY Al LAW,
T1RACTCES all the Courts OF the Ricncnd and coun
OF cnrico and the Superior Cuun OF Meckenbure.
OG:e 18th street, jus: below Main, door above MI
Cr.ar l9--clLr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
ETIRGINIA-il Hanover Circuit Court January 9Th 1852
George W. Dosws! ard Charles W Dahney, aiminra

ETIRGlNIA.-Il Hanover CIRCUIT EOurt. JANUARY q
George w Doswei! ard Charles W. Dahney administrators
with will annexed OF Stephen 7 pullam, Gcsd Pitts,
Gee.e w Puam and Elizabeth and Nancy PulIam,
slaves the will Of stephen T. PulIiam decd
defendants
parties plaintiffs and defendants this cause ls this
and then by like on 10 be
pla,nts the o the several aut
defendants .nd guardian ad ten with re-
sdccaon the Cnur doth order that the comanahts me
stephen T. puam, decd render before com
their ac'ns and doss as al
Aforesaid HAT the said commissioner DO proceed a car
possible debts due from AMI esace
chargeare oa said estate which he is eced To con.
al the creditors ad before hn by publication IN some
!lshei the kcnd week Tor lour
aud ong Copy oi thus order AT Inc lro
House his and that he also take an ac
the
res;,cc aud ai>c r" the Court with mat
especially deemed erG: by himself required to De
stated by any party. y copy-Icstc. . . .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20

LAND AShSCS
.,,NJIaN X ii..NoREC. CoUSS:LLoRS At LAW AND "ESE
81 RAJ LAND Acax5S vi! alru promptly AL professional
:, N. t.,t Saprclue Eours OF the STATE, anu IN
Ell ai CourS, as also !" all haes
,Y. rs their Infringement. Addrcss E" Eaid)
's - ,,tc sr.x :. jan. l5-cwly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
IErcr, ,l1n la-n,i.a Dnsaa,cr. Erb. ,

-
The ,n r:r g.c a"gt taS given tif.%!!"HS to t''c
on,noaic Of III Uni;. Sa,c- l'ci the Pacific plac
one uf the vcsr,s o; his ludon INC bay ui aaa,a,.
vessel Ui asn II - !aonri Ill Chac:cs uf Navy
Bay, !or the sa elton :" American Subjects lhs deter
,niraii"r v"rr'r.li il il is said 10 prevent 'rsc
modification y; CURING obligation IL Brush captain
FIR The OF H. protect American Interests ~ "rs
,n ca - in !hc riot At nas. II is ais sad ti.t
American .cs, war is Gl.D be permanently sia'irnrd
III : IN Jnsn an. ,It future American vessel will b,
b,Uurht uncilpr Uv British guns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20

.;f; ..l:,. :.S TEACHER WANTED.
NJ, NJ who hats had e9crt! yeats eXi,fleicc IN tachiis
"A w-~ oetr situ,on IN Pfi' Gie tamil! OF q" an a.
a- m SAD @ M i: SEMINARY. She Is We! nu TINED 10 each Az th'
English education Satisfactory reictc"eeS
os- ,a aa.S M:s. w. Columbia post Office, Fluvanna
~, , ,v .jr..<s;,n Col Wm. Il Payne delegate from
ft;r :. .u. she tlu:h ias r"ar Also, 10
Ca. Wn ~ -aar t!u:unna Il cni'hundro Es winning
: -. IT,. -
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-18
A London Printing Office.

BY eight o'clock The whole body had ar.
rived. Many in their costume resemble COM
mon laborers; others are better clad several
are well dressed hut all bear in their counte-
nances the appearance of men of considera-
bic intelligence and education. They have
scarcely assumed their respective stations,
when blue mugs, containing each pint or
half-pint of tea or coffee, and attended either
by smoking hot roll stuffed with yellow
butter, or by a couple of slices Of bread and
butter, enter the hall. The little girls, with
well combed hair, and clean, shining faces,
bring Their refreshments, and carry them to
those who have not breaklasted al home
Before The empty mugs have vanished, boy
enters the hall at fast wax, with bundle
under his arm, of morning newspapers
This intellectual luxury the compositions, by
a friendly subscription, allow themselves TO
enjoy. From their connection with the dIi-
ferent presses, they manage to obtain the
very earliest copies, and thus the news of the
day is known TO them; the leaders Of the
different newspapers are criticised, applaud
ed or condemned--an hour or two before the
great statesmen of the country have received
The observations. the castigations. or the in
lelligence they contain.
Que would think that compositors would
he as sick of reading as grOcers boy is OF
treacle; but That is not the case; it is proved
tina: they do not willingly pay for their news
papers, but often indemnify one of their com-
munly for giving up his work. and reading
the news aloud 10 them while they are labor
ing at their work they will, moreover even
pay him TO read 10 them any new book which
they consider 10 contain interesting iDforma-
uon. 1t OF course requires very great com
mand of the mind TO give attention to what
is read from one book, when men are con-
sanlly engaged in the creation OF another
The apprentices and inferior workmen can
not attempt to do this. but the great number
astonishing as il may sound, can listen with
ont injury to their vocation. Very shortly
after eight o'clock, the Whole body are at
their work, at which, it may be observed,
they patiently continue, with only one hours
interval, until eight O'Clock at night.-Quar-
terly ReUiew.