Novelist's Magazine.
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Philadelphia. Dec. n, 18s3 TNHE anxiety to bring int" activity the ial: IL ent of the country, induced the publish CTS of the Novelst's Magazine to aifer pre- nium of fve Hundred doiiars tor the.best Novei. on National subject. for that publications But by the report of the committee. the.Man- uscripts subCntted to their psrasal are. not of that character which would warrant tine a. ward of that premium. The time is there fore extended, as is also the amount, which, it is to be hoped. will induce native talent to exertion.

 In order to assist in advancing American Literature, and give the readers of the Novei- ist's Mdgaziae share in the advantage of meritorious talent which the country possess es, the publishers of thai work, satisfied that1 the best way [" promote, talent is ,o reward it, offer Premium of