Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
NEW WORKS RECEIVED.

From Harper & Brothers, New York, we get
the following.
\ LIFE foH LITE" by the author Of
John Halifax, Gentleman" 81. Til, is orc
of the very dramatically and naturally written
works Of Mss Mulocil. The novels Of this
writer are Of the style that draws YOU Plea.
sanity and morally along, and wind, up by
making YOU long for litile more.
the STUDENTS IIrME This is David
EIume's Abridged History Of England, Coz
lnued down to 1858. 1t contains many I'M
provements emcndatonS, notes and 'I!Gs.ra
tons. Every student should possess one.
a Coop FIGur AID OrHiN TALrs"-This
wnrl * hy Cha.i-. Rn".l", --.''.~' - f-'''"' -.
! Little, Love me Long "a book that mikes
scnsation) Peg Wellington, &, These ta'cs
have highly Germanic smack in the " kan-
lian Philosophy" Read but beware how you
heed thcn
"WoMEN ARTISTS IL ALL ACES AND COrS.
rEEs''-A pretty volume by the authorCSs OF
The Women Of the AmrrcIn Revolution
Mrs. T. F. Elicit. This volume enumcratcs al
the known Women Artists from the earliest
ages, TO the present and is most intI>triouS!y
compiled The females enumerated therein
number over jj0. Our modern youug !ali"s
should read this work AID bccVlHc !aniirwiih
the talc:.t Of their sex in the past and pIeschs
times.
"HARRY LEE" or "liopr roR THE PooE -
This work is made from observation Of lhe an.
teccdcnts Of the great scI:.;nadc men OF tie
day, showing tina, where innate seniuS eAs's
prosperity follows, and that be our origin in
any poor grade, rs Longiei:ow say:
Lives Of grcn: men MI r,m'miuI
We may MAKE eur lis. .ghIj'',
And, departing, leave bri!rrGs
Foot. print, oa Tie .an'.s "f Tine
The SWORD AND Cows. This GOyel is Jy
the author of Guy Livingstone and ra'hs
as one Of the Library OF Select Novels. nev-
erthcess it COMES within the category q! wo'kS
we rarely select tar cur OWN private reading
from the very fact IA, - IS Of this style
rarely afford us arg instruction. But FOR 4!
novelties there is Il demand.
The following work comes from l. L. Peter
son ( Brothers Of Chestnut Street, Ph1!ad,!.
phia.
LIZZIE GLrSS,' or rHc TRIALS OF \ SEAM
STRESS. This is novel which brings forth before
the reader all the hardships and temptations CT
a girl who has 10
"worl- work--work
TIL h. hraiI h.. ~.iis 10 swim;
Woodwork work
Til thv Z! c, ncary and d.m'
1t is by T. S. Arthur, author 81 Love in Co..
tage. &c. There is 4 gooi dea! Of rolani.c
talk l.. this novel from the moment that IL z.
zc Glenn in Boston" on ~ cold, dnh, dIihz'y
day" goes into clothing store to get work until
PERKINS" finds in I.izz.3 Glen "ni> long lyss
EuGcnia."
From u. Appleton, a Co, Broadway, New
York. We received the following books:
LEAVES IRON AZ .icroR's Norc Boot. =.
\ pleasant volume in thcar.ca! ciatt.y style
by George Eandcnhoi!; it co:.i.:ns various
"reminiscences Of the gre:nroom and stage at
home and abroad. Il touches up tie "srars'
in mode agreeable 10 the lovers OF the >oci.
and buskin who constantly cXc!a!!u to aly
stage-anecdote teller
$50 on, Ilfo.lov tlcc.'
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF COwYJN LrrE'-Eol
1St-Wc have the first volume of this useful
work, by Geo. Henry Lewis, ac;hor o! Seaside
Studies. 1t sa work of >e.ar-mcdcal nl,nrc
and teaches you what To "a; and when to cat
and the modes o.. tending TO your nlorta! frame
generally.
THE BOYS Toy MA&EG THIS is boo'.
for the juvenile world, is its title denotes.
From Dick & Fitzgerald, Of Ann street, New
York, We receive the following new books,
"TnE ConSrG CrrDoAgp or FAcrs fon Er-
ErYnoDY. This uSciul!y instructive work d
reference is by the anthor o! Enquire With.
IN" and contains long list OF illustrated i"su
about things not generally known; thing that
ought to be known, and things worth hLomlrr.
\ most useful work for nil aces aud scXrs rc.
plctc with valuable knowledge plainly condensed
and made intcligib!e to all minds.
"PAnLor TuEArnlcALs' is a little playful
work for young folks i. winter tine, - tic
author Of the "Magiciaus OWE Book. g..
From Ticknor 4 Fields. oi Boston, we receive
the neat yo!unc. entitled "InE MONEY klNc,'
and other poems, by John c. SAKE. Saxc's
poems ballads, songs verses, Sc, have had
already widespread newspaper Gil Icula'ior.-
This little volume will please his admirers
Poems. BY SUSAN ARCHER TALLET, OF Viz
G,xIA.-This little collection Of poems is IuO-
li>hed by Rudd & Carleton. New York. Some
of the pieces therein are pure ard fresh hrea'h-
ings of the muse. We have n communication
which speaks very highly Of these poems. We
will inscr, it in day or two.
WrxTnRop MAcEwoE-n PnArD's PorMs-
These Two Volumes published ~ Rcciicld, New
York, contain the popular ciin>ions in ihyn.c
Of the London city poet. iracd. lie had "on-
derful turn for rhyming, and bis chafades, 'pi-
grains. sonnets, &c, in the volume leivle us,
show with what b,iliiancy his uIind moved us
pen.
From T:cknor {; Fields, Boston, wc.rcccivc
the following;
"Tur LoGIc Of roL.ncAL EcoHoMy," &c
This is work from the pen Of the author e
.Coniesslons of an English Opium Eater"
Thomas De Quincy, very thoughtful anj IN.
structiye writer The book contains his life of
Milton, the Suiiotes, the Fatal Marks!nan, &c,
&C.
Almost HEROINE. This novel is BY tfe
author Of Charles Anchcstcr," &c The 10
ca!ity of the work is IN England and written
US Il told in the aptobiogpph:cai st.! by the
hero Of the book. Or course nj! the troubles
Of fortune and love, &c. n,ust be borne by the