The Weekly register., 1844-06-22

IS
sia.;ss,, an tse new volume, both as TO
It's matter and appearance, ey securing
/ increased talent 10 is columns, ana put
ting it on new type throughout.
For its general standing and chaf"c-
ter. reference may be had TO ITS perSc-
verinu efforts in the cause OF Universal +
;so,. and the moral elevation OF the race, /
for The last twelve years. As IN the
nast. so in The future, no efforts will be
shared TO render il one Of the best pub
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nal Of Religion. Literature and lntelli-
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law of kindness and love, aud TO say 10
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, nept. ..come now and let us reason to-
: gelher,
Arrangements are in progress Tor
Series OF Articles. OF Commentary,
Expository aud Literary character,
I which shall give greater solidi,y and
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- der it still more worthy of preserva-
;. ton,
o An Original Historical Tale. Il is
y proposed, also to give, in the course OF
:. the volume, Ito commence IN the early
: part. perhaps the first number) high
d iv interesting Historical Tale entitled,
- The Scout; or the Fast of ST. Nicholas.
W To those who had the pleasure Of peru
u sing the very interesting tale 'EaGie oI
: the Mohawk ks''-inserted in the volume
Ut for 1870 Al. it need only be stated that
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perly speaking sequel 10 that work
i. taking no the narrative and brIngn.
- the history down 10 the succeeding gen
Grafton, and possessing. if possible.
is more thrilling interest than does tha
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