The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-06-19

NEW YIN lTxAAs4SOAS'
A Repository Of polite Literature and tie
ya,ts em6ell;shed quarterly ,rith splen-
did Coppe,pIate ENgraring, = I'd wsekiy
,piih popular piece Of Music arranged
pith accomplishments for the Piano.
fDIrRD RY
GEORGE p. MORRIS.
yU0OR the fact TINT the merits and character
l ofthe New York Mirror have been stead
lily progressive, we refer TO tn. past. Our ar
rangements for fhs future are far more sdvsnta.
geous than any we have hahcaS been able to
effect. and we therefore feel confidence in as
serting that the eighth volume will DO mach
superior, in every department, TO its prede-
cessors.
II gives us crest pleasure Ia state. that TIM
periodical will hereafter be enriched with OHIO
INAL coNrRIBvrIoxs from the psns Of John
+. Schroeder, ID. p.-Ftx-Crcsns llalleck, =
Charles sp,agss, w ilism Legsu, John In
man,-Prospsr ~. wetmore, - James Lawson.
I.Willian P. Palmssi-- ills q Clark ,--Stmus
w oodsworh, James ,heas--c. G. Ysnars-
dale, ,-0ulisn G.. Vsrplank Robert c. Sands
James G. Bsooks, s,-Theodoro 8. Fay. and wilA
lia,n Cox. Mrs. Lmma Embury.-alrs. May
E. Brooks,--Mrs. Harriet Muszy - N lss Eliza
bette Bog 1T Miss Sarah Aiken, and Miss A
Woodbridge.
What We have done 10 the way Of embellisl
men.s. is before the public what We inchd t.
do, we now submit to their notice. During tn,
year. four fine ensravngs will be published
Subjects az follows :
I.-Strect View in New York. embracing
Park Row, the Park, q portion Of Chatham
street, the Brick Meeting, &c. with oil the Ill
and hustle incident 10 ihui part OF the town.
| r. Al. Asx, nd
ded with islands, and covered with shipping
steamboats,, small craft, &C including dls,an
sketch of Staten Island and the Narrows, takel
frsm the Battery.
| lH.-Ths City OF New York. from the Bay
tho North and East River, ,Hoboken. .Weehawk
Brooklyn Heights, Village Of Brooklyn. &c
wv all- street, about the hour OF three
rhe Exchange, the various Banks. and oths
public Institutions.
These drawings have been taken express.
for this work, and will be engraved Wy Gun
nent Artists.
In additiei, 10 the To- egoing. several WOOL
engravngs. excccted in the best possible man
ner, representing old Dutch sdifi es, viii b'
given, bath a. matter Of curiosity. and fion
q desire % preserve f.in oLiivion tracss u ,h'
dwelling Of the ssrly Dutch settlers.
i Each number will contain, as heretofore,
popular piece Of music, asransed for the piano
forte.
The pfaise which the Mirror has obtained 70
its typogra raphiasl neslness will continue 10 b
deserved.
FROM the above Il is obvious that onr ex
Ipsnsss must Je very materially increased an
we hsd contemplated. at one time, advancing
the price Of this paper 10 five dcIars but i
consequence Of the unprecedented insresss o
our circulation, We are inducee, in prefofencc
TO trust to 4 still further pa,ronsre for an ado
qusts remuneration 0f our iabors.
CONDITIONS.
The Mirror is published cvofy Saturday, q
the corner of Nassau and Ann Srests. II 10 Q
esantly printed in the royal quarto form, ol
fine paper, with BREWER and Nonpariel type. Fl
ty-iwo numbers complete volume Of four hu'
deed and sixteen pages. for which 4 beautifu
ENGRAVED vIGNEtTx TITLE rAsE. md
eopious index, ars furnished, Tho terms ar
yovu DoLLARs per annum, payable in advance
II is forwarded by the earliest malta TO subscri
bcrs living out Of the city Of New York Com
muncations, Sosr PAID, must be addressed
tho Editor. No su'scnption ."seivsd for le'
period than ono year.
June IL.