Macon intelligencer., 1840-07-04
The New yorker.

YHE Publishers of The New-Yorker respect
lully announce the commencement of {
New Volume Of their journal on the 2lst ot
September next, being the Eighth ofthe double
Qnarto Edition, and completing the SIKH yeal
ofirS publication in the Folio or common news
paper form.
The New Yorker is now SO widely known as
@ render superhuous, any detailed delneatior
OF its character and Objects Suffice il here tha
the work is intended to sustain the reputation O
w eekly Literary Journalnot inferior ina bility
and standing to any on either side oflhe Allan.
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ed to the best Original and Selected Literature
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Literary,) Tales, Poems, choice xtractS from
New Works, Biographical and Historical
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Notices of nearly all new publications of inter
est will be given. The remaining columns will
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