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't'ClSoolhg patronage "QCu Ado hNHel,
rewarded their exertions, propose to lssu'
from the commencement Of their THU
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tain
!, General Ittcrat~re-Uriginal tales
essays, reviews, poems, &c. with CORES
ponding selections from the QuarterlieS,
MonthIies, and all the better class Of peri,
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ton to his regular c0ntri6utors-&nd &
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erato re-for the steadfast sapport hnhelt
afforded him, and the confidence will.
which he is now enabled to assure III
; public that it will pot soon he withdrawn
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specimens in equal extent and variety, (:
IL" productions cf al eminent American
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preserve; white his selections from TIC
best works have been excteie:s, in quaint:
Y al least, by those Of bat three or four
! a2-ong the myriad Of ci3-A:luntic perioij-
Gals
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struggles Of rar:l>S IN 0urcountry, 5ncIud~
iag the meetings OF conventions, DONNA.
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S whether original or selected, as shah al
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