Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-24

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! GRAHAM's is tie oldest and most popular
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( The number for January. 1843, will be the
J thirty-fifth volume, Its long and successtu
! career, from its commencement WITH few
| hundred subscribers until the present time,
when it has circulation of fifty thousand CO.
pies per month, is as good an evidence of its
great and constantly increasing merit as the
| publisher has it in his power to offer. Among
the attractions of the thirty fifth volume, will
will be several TALES by Mr.. CooPEn, Mr..
I GRAFTON, MIR. HOFFMAN, MIR. MANcuR, Mr..
/ HERRERr, Miss LESLIE, .MAHY CLAvENs,' Mrs
| EMBURy, Mrs ElLErT and Mrs SrEpHENs;-
| Poems by MIR BRYANT, MIR DAM, Mr. LoSG-
FELLOW, etc. The following more complete
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! rior corps in the present age:
j. Feninsore Cooper, author Of TIE Spy, The
Pioneer, Naeol History, G5c-Ricdmd r.
| Dana, author Of the Buccaaeer Ssc-W c.
Bryant, author Of Tie Fountain and alter
Poenee-I. c. Grafton, nutsor Of H'gauozys
and BgWays, G5e-H w. Longteilsse, auth
or Of Toces IF the Night. S5c-N p. TFllks,
aattor IF Tao WaYs Of Dying fer q Has-
band, SEC. F. Huffman, author Of Wtld
A'tCffSS tft e+sC W. CT Uatt GEc L. Iu6ffc
I'm. Faicaer, a,ithor Of Residence in the Isle
Of Ffante, e5c-HiTV Herbert, authdr Of
! CromtceH ete-R ", Gris,ood, auth of The
( Ports and Poetry Of .25aerica etc--Epes Sa'-
gent author IF Valasco eFc-Parf Benjamin
author of iSoaaets and Lyrical Poems etc- g.
HI, aqthor Of the Rims Of Athens elc-Ed-
gar q. Poe, a;4tjer Of Tales Of the Grotes9"e
end the .2rabesqtse j K. Mitchell, DC D. ar-
/ thor Of Lndec:sion TED II Lthaman, author
( ofkke South Hest etc. and many ocher names
i fam;kay 10 tie literary eorld.
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ters Of the time. The following list of autho-
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hrs e c Em5ury, author of Constance Lafi>
! neer, tie Blind Girl eic--Mrs + s Osgood, ou
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EnglQaad eic--llLrs Seba Sa.ita Gothor Of TIE
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Ms II Bspahs author Of Zaotiei o. the Bride
| of .Secen-3hs L. II. S;gourney attthor #
/ Lefte,s 10 AIottters- Mrs .4an S Stephens an
I thor Of lHary Derwent BESIDES hese weA
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lures thatlwl be engraved for the volume in
, i943, are several ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
by Ingham, lnmon, Cole Thompson, Freeman
Franqaine and other distinguished artists.
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umes will be the introduction of portraits o.
the contributors of Graham's Magazine, which
of course will include nearly all the eminent
writer's Of the day.
THE EDI7ORL4L PRR7IlfEN7' viii
continue to embrace notes on current litera
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foreign Wrlks OF general interest or value
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