Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-09-28
THE NEW WORLD.
WEEKLY Family JOURNAL oF
POPULAR LITERATURE, SCIENCE,
ART AND NEWS.
Three boilers Year in adrd71ce.
EDITED BY pAmK BENJAMIN.

EDITED BY pAnE BENJAMIN
Three poilcrs Year IN Gdudnce.
Prospectus of the 9TH Semi-Annual Volume.
Commencing July 8, and ending Dec. 80, 643.
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v-crculated Family Journal, announce with
pleasure to their friends throughout the
'sboundless continent" that the Seventh semi
annual volume of "Thc New World com
mences on the 8thlof july, under more favor
able auspices than any of it's predecessors
Although the literary Journals have of late
multiplied, and, i'll consequence q the new
system Of cheap books, the public have been
bountifnlly supplied with intellectual enter
tain,nent, tIfs well-estab lsllett newspaper has
been generously sustained, and seems to have
lost none of that favor which: frightened its
early days. Much labor. and care, and ex-
pense have been bestowed Upon it; and the
proprietors, though extensively engaged in
other publications, have never pretermitteti
their eXertlons to render ''I'he New World"
worthy of the success By which It has been
attended The ablest pens in this country
have been employed to Illustrate its pages
and, from the abundant sources Of British ge-
lnius the reader has not failed to receive large
measures of instruction and delight
Thorough and extensive arrangements have
been made for the future. The agency es-
tablished in Tendon, for the constant early
transmission Of all new and important books
and periodicals, will be continued; and it is
lcontemplated by the Editor to visit Europe III
the Autumn, for the purpose of establishing a
general correspondence on the Continent, and
kof engaging the valuable aid of some of the
2best writer's of the Old World.
In addition to the attractions recorded be-
low, the Seventh volume will contain a Ro-
nance by the late celebrated DR.. Maginn, en-
titled
JOHN JllyaNESTY,
THE LIVERPOOL MERCHANT.
Also series of papers on the LtrFRATUHr
AND PoLlrIcs OF FRANCE, by the Count Al
I fred de Vignv. author of Chatterton, Cling
Mars, &C. translatons of which will be made
under the immediate superintendent of the
author: alo, Romance BY Henry Cockton,
Esq, author of Valentine Vox, Stanley Thorn,
SC, entitled
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! TALES AND POEMS than any other A.
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Hammond's Political History Of New York
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ma, which will excite universal interest Mr.
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