Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-02-01
'assS Lesiie's Magazine,


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LITERATURE. DOMESTIC, Ero No : -
and THE FINE ARTS.
The hints OH the econonv Of fI,e
eng the various arts and handicrafis ,yb;ri'
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ne original articles from native write, ,v;t,
consist OF Tales having direct moral tender.
~ and practical relation 10 The con,luct ~
rs, 5saf.o'.at Legends and Poems, Romantic
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= Issant s6efcaes OF the manners Of the AGE
E.ssson and Leslie S'''''
Among the American authors Who will -,
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1oseph =. Neal Esq, author Of Charcoal
Pref John sandsyson, author of the amer.
ican in Paris
Pref John Frost. LID, author Of .p;cto
rsai History of the United States
f'rcf. .9ieraaader Dallas Bache, Ill D.. late
President of Girarl College.
Hoa. ifo6e't 2. Conrad, author of .Ayl
lillian Gilmore Sims Esq. author of
she .Yemassee,' the Partisan, &c
Ed5ar.A. Poe Esq. author of Tales of the
Grotesqe and Arabesque.'
Henry z. Idckerman, esq, author Of The
Italian Sketch Book &c. &c
Sfrs. Emma G. Embury, Horton 8piu7chaei
lsf., Mrs. Lydia H. Sigomney, author Of
SKETCHES and Poems
Hrs. .Slrah Jane Hale, author of North.
wood &c.
Prof. y. x Mitchell, author of .Indiscre,ion
sud other Poems
n. Hastings Weld, Esq, Mss Rama Elem
ing, Hall G~indgenf, Esq, Robert Morris.
1,sg., Mrs. Il. r. Eaet. Hiss Sarah HoaviH.
{fsd5y - 1LuSesfs 1s4', r. Aof1eD GS1 II.
nc .Hakin Esq,
yhe artistical department of the Magaz;ne I
il placed for the ensuing year under tie di. [
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perlntendence large number of iLLIANT
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1ISHMENT will be produced. The ablest
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eF design. and the best engravers will also fur.
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WINGS, ETCHINGS AND EMBOSSED|
PICTURES.
Among the painters, Chalon, Leslie, lsetttsc.I
Taman, Conarroe, Thompson, Haypey, Horace I
Ffsnet, Rothermei, Chapman, RussG Smith, |
Greenough, Wenner, S1fly, -adoLph Menxei, /
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Among the engrayefs, mr.. Hiurner, who
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TINT ENGRAVING at die recent Grand /
Exhibition Of the Franklin Institute, has al /
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