The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-08-07
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IA ME pnbIishefsoftheN ~ orker respectfully
announce the commencement Of an5w Volume
of their journal on the 2Ist lSeptember next he-
ing the eighth Of the double Quafto Edition, aud
completing the Sixth year publication in the
Folio OF common newspaper from.
The New Workers. now SO widely known as 10
render superhuons any detailed delineaion OF its
character and objects. Suffice il 70 say that the
works intended t. sustain the reputation Of
Weekly Litcraty Journal not inferior IN ability
and Standing g any oneitherside ofthe Atlantic.
About two-tnids of its columns are devoted 10 the
best Original and Selected Literatre, comprising
Reviews, Essays, (Scientihc and Literary Tales,
Poems. choice extracts from New Works, BiOg-
raphical and Historical Sketches, &c. sc. In
Critical Notices of nearl call new
publications oil interest will be given The re-
naming colnuns will be devoted 10 condensed
abstract oi the Political ana General Intelligence
on the day, Domestic and Foreign. Under this
head there turns important Elections through
out the United States will be carefully compiled
and compared with those Of former Elections, So
as 20 give clear exhibit Of the reative strength
Of each political party 10 the seveal States An
political movements Of interest will likewise be
briefly and inlpartialiy chronicled In fine, il will
be the general aim Of this paper 10 be FIRST useful
and instructive then agreeably and entertaining.
The steady support though The last three wears Of
an average of more than 5000 subscribers war
rants the belief thTt the conduct of the work has
not disappointed the hopes Of It's friends, while IL
has secured the decided approval of an intelligent
public Such as in has been it will continue TO
be, with the exception ofthe additional aidalready
secniedin is Editorial department, 10 which il is
hoped thai still furtheT strength viii be added BY
arrangements now IN progress. II unwearied
exerlion and sparing nothing which may tend 70
elevate the character of the workcan avail any
Thing, the undersigned are justified in chcTishing
confidence that their journal will at any rate
maintain the standing Il has already attained in
the public estimation.
II. GREELY & co.
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and including 50 pages of Now and popular Music,
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