Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-01

GoDEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
Eighteen Original contributors 10 the
January number.
Ninetcea Original contributors 10 the
February number.
Eieren Embellishments in the two
n imbers.
NINRTY.sX PAGES OF READING MATRER
by authors whose names stand among the
foremost in the literary ranks Of our
country, as follows;
Essdyists. Nopclists.
Miss Mary W. Hale, III. w. II rbert,
Professor Walter Professor Ingram,
Ms. Holland, Richard L. Smith.
Ms. Sigourncy, w Landon,
Mrs, Hale,
Ms. Il. i. Ellet,
Poets. Writers of Tales.
Miss q ii Waterman, Mrs. Emma G. Emburv,
Miss Mary K Milford, Mrs. Seba Smith,
Eliza Earle, Mrs. Caroline L tIentz,
Miss II L Gould, Mrs. Mary III Parsons,
Mrs. Sgorney, Hiss A NJ + Buohanans
Mrs. F $ Osgood, Mrs, u Beechtr Stowe,
Mrs. C Baron Wson, Mrs. vi 5 Leon Loud.
VIM. Gutter, Seha Smith.
James r Fields,
Isaac c Pray,
] 5 Dusole,
James Montgomery.
Miss Juliet Ii Lewis,
Miss A d Woodbridge.
OF the above eminent writer's, celebra
ted in our own and most of them well
known in other countries have each had
an article either in the January or Feb
ruary number of the Book. 1, is unncc
essary for us TO say that no such array Of
names can be shown BY any other Maya
zine in this county Of any price.
We give three times as many embel-
ishments as any other Magazine, and
each plate is equal, il not superior TO the
one ofany contemporary, and yet the price
of the Maga@ine is not increased. Oul
edition is immense; therefore we are ena-
bled to 90 to greater expense than any
other publisher A better return may
therefore be expected for the price paid for
subscription.
In the two numbers just published we
nave given,
A Plates Of Fashion containing i Fig
Beautiful specimen Of Lacework.
Splendid Steel Plate beyond compare
the best line Of engraving erer publish
cd in an American Magazine.
A Pages of Music.
| Na,y Cz
In addition 10 our usual we'll arranged
embellishments We always publish Steei
tile pages t,cice a year.
Inc whole amount of engravings and
Embellishments of various kinds that the
Book contains, or will contain this year
mag be estimated at about
SIXTY.
A new series Of paper of great value has
been lately commenced BY Mrs. Hale.
"The Domestic Department'-lhis du,
ring the year will compose great amount
of useful matter.
For enterprise, at least we think we
deserve some credit; we have been the
first TO give to an American public orr
ginal ARTICLES from the pens of Mary Rus.
sell Milford, author Of " Oar Village"--
Mrs. Cornwall Baron Wilson, editor OF
London La Belle Assemble, Mrs. Hon.
land, author Of several useful and valuable
works; James Montgomery, author Of
"Omnipresence of the Deity" &c. Thorn
as Miller, author Of Fair Roaamend and
Royston Gowner, Ebenczer Elliott, author
Of Cora Law Rhymes.
We do not particularly mention these
names because they all date from London
our object only 10 10 show TINT where
there are good articles TO be had, there
will we apply. No aathor Of any repu
talion in our country has ever sought ad.
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