Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-12
Cheapest Family Newspaper in The I. States
THE NEW WORLD.
EDITED BY PARK BENJAMIN.
Ne,o Hok,sme--OctarD Edition, Commencing
jan It'll, 1843 --7trms, S. a gear.


In announcing the prospectus of the sixth
volume of the New World. the FrofrietoFs
cannot omit the expression OF their thanks to
their numerous readers and friends. tor the
liberal encouragement afforded to their enter
prise, thus far. Neither trouble nor expense
win be spared in rendering the ensuing vol
umes worthy the high reputation, which the
New World has acquired of being tie best ana
cheapest literary periodical in The y. .Stat5s.
The change of form which will take place
at the commencement Of the ucxtvoume, VIII
be great improvement; as it will be re-
more convenient for reading, binding, and
preservation, without in the least dimln ,shing
the quantity Of matter. or nst!nber OF articles
piver--since there viii be tlirty-two large
rovai octave pages gwen weekly, instead Of
the sixteen quafto pages as at present. Thus
there viii be two beautiful semi annual vol
umes of 500 pages. adapted to the shelves o!
modern book cases. besides combining ali the
advantages of newspaper and magazine, and
each number will contain more matter than
any one of the tnontiiea in this country, ~
only one fourth the pricei and therefore, III
this respect. equal, if not superior, to any 4
merican magazine.
Our materials for the next year are excel
sparing hand. Our pages will be enriched
by admirable original tales and TRANSACTIONS,
hv the most popular American writer's. be
sides the richest selections from the periodi-
cal press OF Great Britain. Our correspon
dence with the different parts ct the world
will be continued. -"
Germany in its present literary, social. p0-
tica'. and religious condition. by Francis J.
| ~ y tbo f,pct vs,,,, t,ac-
It is an original work, written by the author
during his late residence in GERMANY. express
ly for the New World. Mr.. Grund had great
onportunities for observation and information,
and of.his talents as a writer our readers need
not be Informed HIS articles viii appear ev-
cry fortnigt.
A new tale Of English !is-' and manners, bv
Charles Dickens, a,ther of sBarnaby Ridge,
Nicholas Nickleby,' &c. will be commenced
early in January. with all the popular periodi-
cal literature of Great Britain.
The interest of the New Vor;l will also b.
greatly enhanced by the travelling sketches,
first impressions, and letters, which will be
furnished from M TO time by James Aidrich,
Esq. the Junior Editor. who is now travelling
in Errope Mr.. Akiitl. being perfectly &C
ouainted with the manner W. which this jour
nal is conducted, will be able to impart more
entertainment than could any other cores
pondent Mr. Akirich viii complete OR ar
ranremen+s in England and France for the
earliest possible transmission of every new
publication. 4s.,- ~''. -
The nroDrietors can safely promise. that the
New World will be much more valuable and
Interesting miscellany than it has hitherto
been; although the united voice of the press
has pronounced it the best newspaper OF its
kind in the country.
. In addition to the above enumerated fea-
lures giving interest and value to our paper
we will add that as heretofore we shall con-
Etinue ito embellish orr columns with some CT
the most splendid ene7uoings on ,cood. which
can be produced from the best artists in this
country or Europe. and thus render still more
attractive! by pictorial Representations, the va
rious articles which are written or selected for
the gratif cation of our readers. IN this res
pect alone, the New World has never beer
excelled by any other paper.
THE TERMS will remain as heretofore-
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ton for a larger number. Postmasters vii
kindly frank letters containing remttances.
| ufEvery POSTMASTER, or any other indlvid
tual, who viii obtain FIVE new subscribers, snf
remit SIS. current money, free of postage
shall receive free copy of the New Worie
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