Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-19
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THE NEW WORLD.
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In announcing the prospectus Of the sixth
volume of the New World. The Projectors
cannot omit the expression of their thanks to
their numerous readers and friends. for the
liberal enc Encouragement afforded to their enter
prise, thus far. Neither trouble hor expense
twill be spared IN rendering the ensuing vol
'nmes worthy the high reputation which the
New World has acquired of being the best and
cheapest literary f1sriod;cal in the q. States
The change of form which will take place
at the commencement of the next volume, will
be'a great improvement, as it will be far
more convenient for reading. binding. and
preservation, without in the least diminishing
the quantity Of matter, or humber Of articles
gireai--since there viii be thirty two large
royal octave pages given weekly, instead of
the sixteen qua1to pages as AZ present. Thus
there VIII be two beautiful semi annual vol
a,nes of 800 pages. atian.ed tn the shelves OF
modern book cases, besides combining all the
advantages of a newspaper and magazine, and
each number will contain more matter than
any one of the monthlies in this country. at
only one fourth the price,! and therefore, in
this respect. equal, ii not superior, to any 4
merican magazine. -
Our materials for the next wear are excel
lent and co2ious, ard shall be used with no
spasing hand. Our pages viii be enriched
by admirable original tales and tIanslations,
by 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 of the yorld
will be continued.
GERMANY in its present literary, social, po-
litica'. and religious condition. by Francis J.
Grund. will be begun in the first number
1t is an original work, written by the author
during his late residence in Gcrlnanv. express
ly for TIE New World. Mr. Grund had great
opportunities for observation and information,
and of his talents as a writer our readers need
nov be INFORMED. His articles will appear ey.
cry fortnigt. =
A new tale of English life and manners. by
Charles Dickens. auther of 'Barnabv Rudge.s
sNicholas Nickleby.' &c. viii be commenced
early in January. with all the popular periedi-
cal literature of Great Britain. -
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greatly enhanced by the travelling sketches,
first impressions. and letters, which will be
furnished from time to time byJanes AlClrici1,
Esq the Junior Editor. who Il now travelling
in Europe. Mr. Aldrici1. being perfectly ac-
duainted with ti,e manner in which this four
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entertainment than could any other cores
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earliest possible transmission Of every new
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