The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-08-16
R@0@R90RWS
OF THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY WING.


NEW YORK WEEKLY WING.
THE constant calls at our Office for a
weekly paper has induced us to commence
the s'NEw- York WEEKLY Vine" We-have
incurred considerable expense in order to
furnish our readers with sheet sufficiently
large to contain all the necessary matter ex-
pected in aweekly paper. We now present
them with the
Largest Paper in the United States.
ON PoLITICs our course is already known
our articles will be comprehensive, moder-
ate and candid, with enough frmness and
decision to convince our adversaries that
they cannot drive US from the field while
there is rag of the Wing banner for us to
rally under.
SCIENTIFIC SKETCHES will also appear
regularly.
We have made arrangements by which
we will be enabled to present every week,
excellent MEDICAL REPORTS. This depart
ment will be- under the supervision of one
of the most eminent, experienced and skill
full surgeons of this city, and cannot fail to
be exceedingly interesting. There is not
medical journal published in New York, and
somthing of the kind has been much needed.
We trust our medical department. will in
a great measure supply the want ofso de-
sirable a publication.
FOREIGN AND Domestic News, we shall
give as fully as possible, and we intend to
copy largely from the French and English
papers.
FoREIGN LITERATURE will meet with
carful attention. Our resources in this de-
partnent are inexhaustible. German and
French Literature will be particularly no.
ticed. This department is supplied by one
of the first scholars of the country.
HIsToR1CAL SKETCHES will appear fire.
quently, and care will be observed to have
them correct.
BIoGRAPHIcAL NOTICES of prominent
men, will form portion of the reading
matter of the Weekly Wing. 1t is our in
tention TO furnish accurate wood cut like
ness of our native poets.
The DRAMA we shall take under our
especial keeping, and while we shall en-
deavor to do Justice to the talented, we
shall also closely criticise the wretched
murders constantly committed upon the
stage.
READING FOR CHILDREN will be furnished,
with wood cut generally accompanying.
Our object here will be to interest and
amuse the rising generation.
THE Music of the stage needs reforma-
ton and it will become our duty 10 point
out, as far as possible, several improvements
which are absolutely required by the rapidly
increasing intelligence of the community.
To THE LADIES we have word to say
we shall not forget their interests balls,
parties and fashions will claim our notice
frequently, and receive such attention as
will please. We are fully aware, that to
render our paper agreeable, we must re-
ceive the patronage and encouragement of
our fair friends. We shall endeavor to de-
serve it by always furnishing something
suitable to their tastes.
TALES of engrossing interest will always
be found in the Weekly Wing.
i REVIEWS of late publications, and notices
of novels and romances, will be regularly
given.
j THE POETRY we publish will be carefully
selected and we have on hand already
several beautiful pieces from known writer's
which we shall soon insert.
GENERAL EDUCATION will form promi.
nent feature in the Weekly Wing, and we
shall constantly furnish matter of the FIRST
importance to parents and teachers.
EMBELLISHMENTS. We have several cap
4 itai wood cuts, and others now with engra
vers, one or more of which, may be regular
ly expected in each weekly number The
are mostly from original designs, and vii
, add much to the value of the paper.
q COMMERCIAL. We have a person EN-
ployed. who for long time has been en-
: gagged in procuring commercial intelligenc,
: who is every way competent, and will b
8 found full reports of the Markets, Price
Current, Stock and Exchange, Bank Not
! Table, and all matters calculated to inter
est business men, who will all find i'll
their advantage to patronize us, as we in
tend IN each weekly paper to insert the ad
vertisments published in the Daily Wing du
7 ring the week.
TERMS. Three dollars year, IN adU0nc
and no paper will be furnished unless th
: terms are strictly complied with.
8 ORDERS for the paper must be addresses
I to the Publisher, JAMES g. WILSON, q
the Office Of the New York Daily Wing. 10
: Nassau Street. No letters taken from til
. Post Office, unless post paid
8 Co1nEBNICATIoNs may Be addressed 1
. the Editors; and sent also (post paid0 Is til
Office Of the Daily Wing.
Persons sending s., (post paidl viii b
!. entitled to two copies Of the Weekly Viii,
for one year; or one copy tor two wears.