Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18
Tue a"lh"f ol Village Sermons" "ph@ton. etc
etc, will doubtless be extensively rcsd


UNISON OF lHE LlrUHGf. BY Archer ,;irl,:j 4
VI. New York: Dana X Co. Received tr.,, Nj
Wuodhouse.-This is IN exhibition Of ,l.. h,r,,.,,.
Of The sub ect contained in the collect !or each OF ~
Sundays and hoydays in the year, with thr ,u.,,!\
the Gospel. and the lessons or tha; day. and e" IL s.
cordunce with corresponding topic in the rugri,'s
catechsm, and in her articles OF religion.
HONE SERVICE By Rev. W. Bacon S:rv"us, y
d., Rector Of 81. Andrews Church, Phila!elphr
PhIadelpma l.. II. Batter & Co.-W+ ~. iu3.h'.j
10 Mr. y. Morris for this handsomely bound s.I
Clearly printed Manual Intended for those wh" ~,
occasionally hindered from attending the hoa,. ri
God. II contains liz" only sermons Oh yarioGs .u',
lects suitable for family reading, but i selection o.,
hymns.
SHoEPAc REcoLLErrI"NS, Oh WAys,pr GIInpss1
OF AMERICAN LIFE. BY Waite: March. New or.
bunce &Ir",her Received from Mr.. 4. Mori.-
The following lively cri,quc from ~ Home Jou.n.
Is too good not TO be quoted in connection with ;E,.
entertaining work:
"lf ii were not for late remDmalrauce of our ,.gyr
We should inevitably have begun our notice 81 TIM
bright little book III some such form uS lhi-az sg
and tempting 10 the hack writer rs great cuo.upsst
rockins-chalr to the weary back OF week., ed.tcr
'Wouis thou read stirring story
Trimming with .ly hints u satire
Running er with tan and yathos.
And al! swer;en"d with good maiure-
Shrcwd and flashing, yet good n4ur.ay
Read the lively book oi Shocpac. etc -ic
We could 90 Oh thus Ia any extent, and II w"ul. e..
al hW' for more cheerful We; Di,nant ycIumr D.
has not been our critical lot Ia open Tor some time
The early society OF the old city of Detroit ~ ol a.
Philadelpha, and once nearly all French and Ga:;l,
iic-s here gwen with extraordinary FRESHNESS aui
simplicity. The writer is evidently urhHckEatri
anu tells ms story with the quiet, subdurd
gentleman. No clap-trap, exagsrrat!Ou, bal &
careful mlnuteness ana very accurate charairr,sa
ton is evidently hs object; and We feel that W. az.
following the lead of one who knows, and who ~ uui!
not condescend 10 tell any thing but truth. The OH
French settler had great deal of the piciurragu.
about him; and his immediate successor WAS no aI
together commonplace. IL is till STEAMBOATS,, HUt
rail roads, and trlegrapls, fright away nature ani
simplicity that all interest disappears irou! IA Tor.
away border city like Detroit. But. ere long. MI
knowledge OF its earlier and more Interesting asI.,r
will have faded out, and To a few laithfu! Gr.ias
like Walter March, will be- due all We shall then b,.
able 10 gather of the old transitional days Waiter
sly touches at the way things nre managed at Nas!.
Ington will open the eyes ot sanguIne youu'
nspirants. Many prototype Of the 'llonoraIc' VI.
Hastings Is at this moment lourishim-, and! ibh,ua.
there glib As monkey slippery As ali eel. II w"u'i
bs apt 10 lessen their numbers II every young Waiter
hhrch VINO comes under theIr patronage wer" sure
10 write and publish an account ut their eAp-rIcuC.
But Walter is after all, very g"od.na, and loot
Mt life through the rose.colored spertaces which
should all try 10 borrow if we would be happy. its
Is no cync, who iaiIcIes everybody bad bui himself
ar, who, for the SAX. ut proving all In" world worth
less would be willing to include himsrf in the
her of the reprobaic He takes people on thu rig!'
side wherever hc can, and gives you the best aspect
If there be one. iou rise from the boo, im :, g""i
hunor--whch 10 great thing Eow-a days. when ih''
Nn "a IN frIr l.ttH.
these books that describe the short but DYING past
our country"