Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-01
EIGHTH VOLUME.
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A Repository Of Polite Literature and the Arts;
EmbelIshed, Quarterly, with splendid Copper
plate Engraving, aud weekly with a popular
piece &c music, arranged with aceonpa- sssx
nments for the Piano Forte. 49,
EDITED BY GEORGE r. MORRIS.
E0R the TACT that the merits and character Of The
- Newly orb Mirror have been steadily progressive,
We refer to the past Our arrangements for the future
Ear advantageous than any we have hitherto
been able to effect aud therefore tee confidence in
asserting that the eighth volume will be much SUPER.
or, in every department, to its predecessors: :.
gives US great pleasure 70 state, that this periods
cal will hereafter be enriched with original cO'nmans
cations from the pens Of
John +. Schroeder, DID. Gulian C. verplanck,
Fitz-Greene Halleck, Robert G. Sands,
Charles Sprague. James G. Brooks,
William Leggett, Theodore B. Fay, and
John Inman, William Cox.
Prosper Nj. Wie,more, -.ss. .. :.
James Lawson. Mrs. Emma Embury. Il
William p. Palmer, Mrs. Mary Z. Brooks,
Willis g. Clark, Mrs. Harriet Muzxy.
Samuel Woodworth, Miss Elizabeth Bogart,
James Shea, Miss Sarah Akin, and
q. c. Vannarstale, Miss A. Woodbridge.
What we have done in the way Of embellishments,
is before the public; what intend to do, we now
submit to their notice. During the year. four ne en-
I. Streel View in N. York, embracing Park Row,
the Park, a portion of Chatham-sreet, the Brick
Meeting. &C., with all the life and hustle incident to
that part Of the town.
ii. A View OF the Bay and Harbor, studded with
craft SC. including distant sketch Of Long Island
and the Narrows, taken from the Battery.
Ill. The City Of New-York, from the Bay, the
North and Eaaf rivers, Hoboken, Weehawk, Brook
iyn Heights, village OF Brooklyn, &c.
w. Wali-stretE aheat the hour Of three; the Elk
chnhge, the various Banks and other public lnstitu-
These drawings have been taken expressly for Iris
work, and will be engraved by eminent artists.
ngs executed in the best possible represent
ing old Dutch edices, wish be given; both matter
curiosity, and from desire to preserve from oblivi-
on traces the dwellings, Of the early Dutch settlers.
Each number will contain, as heretofore, popular
piece Of music. arranged for the piano forte.
The praise which the Mirror has obtained for its
typographical Reatness will continue to be deserved
From the above il s obvious that our expenses must
be very materially increased ;and had cOntempla-
ted, time, advancing the price Of this paper
flee dollars but in consequence Of the unprecedented
increase Of our circulation, induced, in prefe-
renee, trust to a still further patronage for ade.
quate remuneration Of our labors.
CONDITIONS.
The Mirror Is published every Saturday, at the
ner OF Nassau and Ann Streets IL is elegantly printed
Ia the royal qartO torn On fine paper, with BREWER
and nonlsaFeit type. Fifty-two numbers complete a
volune Of 4I6 pages, for which beautiful engraved
vignee title page and copions index, are furnished.
The terms four dollars per annum, payable in adj
vance. II is forwarded by the earliest mails sub
scrbers residing out ofthe city Of New-Y York Com
muncations post paid must be addressed 10 the Ed-
tor No subscription received for less period than
one year. June, 1880.
The FIRST nMaa5er Of Eighth Nolsme suI Be isssed
at khis c66ce. ~ -