Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-07-26

! The fourth volume . : =
and Western Gazette q =
will be commenced ca fjEio1hep 1IsI11s e. 49,
coming volume ofthe I'll e -
a number Of improved ~ = &
but the general featured ~ n - Y -
tinguish the paper, Win nr1s,-s.
As heretofore. the Mirror Fl fa1daS
proportion OF Original Matte - p 49,
PARTICLES from the Foreign and - aasn-
zines lis contents win consist 81 eS7
selected TaIes--Essays-- Poetry I'd -
aud Historical Skeiehes-Reysa E6ssf -.
ipioas extracts from New Work
departments of Literatare-a q 49, c
the news of the day-Desuitary ~
and such intelligence Of a general nal - II
seem to-be interesting 10 families. -
G~To make the Mirror still more vol
the patronage Of the WesteFn community.
Publishers promise, in the fouu<h volume. 4 =
mes of Tales illustrative Of peculsaritiea
history and scenery, written expressly for thu
work. Also. as often once a manfh. 4 niece
OF Mesfc arranged for the Piano-forte or Guitar.
faper OF a quality sapeFior to the peesaut will
be used. and the mechanical appearances of fh~
work. general, aiis ne Improved.
The se-.sz OF Original Western Tales which
are to appear in fsas volume, tone OF which stans
be published every monthly will be from the
pens OF the Rev. Iinothy Flint. author Of Fan
els Berrsen. &c. sc. Morgan Neville. ESQ., au-
DC. J. A. M'Ilng, Es1- author of Candcp.
novel, &c. b. Drake. Esq. author oT Tales from
the Portfolio Of Young Raokwoodsmaa, &c
John b. Dillon. The author of Familiarity. or
the Widows Wig. TIE authoress of Hoen;ial
,ty, a tale-the Swedish Girl, popnlar poem
Mrs Julia l. Dumont. Mrs. r. w. Rail- Ms.
IT, 5. Haynes. Mrs. c. L. ifensz,-And others
The Pcetical department Of the Mirror win
still be contributed to by f. W. Thomas. n,,shar
OF the Emhgrant, J. N Milton, Otway Corr.
and others :-and Essays viii be furnished fron.
the same pens that have hitherto made the Mir
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tons and speculations to IT,. public.
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