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 There IS no country which, for the time of It's civilized and political existence, of fers so wide and untrodden field for the enterprlze of the Novelist, az this; and it IS, not alone the interest, but the dnty of hlm who possesses mind for the task. to occupy the field of competition, and thus probably establish his own reputation, and promote that of his country. Independ- ent Of the national inducement, the attcn- ton of the litersry aspirant is directed to the foliowing;--

 In order to assist in advancing Ameri- can Literature, and give the readers of the Neyelsst's Magazine share in the ad- vantage of meritorious talent, which the country possesses, the publishers of that work, satisfied that the best way to pro- mote talent, is to reward 1t, offer premi- u;i Of