Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-28
PROSPECTUS or
THE NEW WORT,n

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eon'prehe'ls'Ve newspaper IN The United SLaic,'
EDITED BY PARK BENJAMIN g. ErEs SARGENT.
| ~ITH multiplied resources for rendor,,o
| w tho NEW WORD more valuable than ovcr
as oompendous newspaper and ,ennsto.,, ~
elegant literature, we enter upon the second y
ume (lolio) on the 24th Of October drrssea i, :
beautiful garb OF nelo yps, cast expressly ~. 49,"
purpose. twill be therefore 'fttins ,;o,o ~
commence new Subscriptions, as well ~ far TX
renewal of those which mayhem cxpire
| During the first year OF tie existence or ~
New World, il has acquired reputation and
circulation superior to that of any weekly
in lhe country; and has furnished 70 lis spbPsar;
GERS during that period, (besidos all The ourrent
| news OF me Day domeSlc and loreign) new ana
valuable works by TaIourd, D'Israei, Thomas
Moore, Miss Milford, Mrs. jameson. Charles
| Dickens, Ainsworlh, Knowles, Bulycr. Mnrry.,
and Others works, which in London oouli M
] be puchased for City times the amount Of liz
subscription price of the New World. In nd,I.
ton to works of interest by these eminen, nm.
'hors, II has contained the cream Of The neriodi
cal Literature OF the day. as well as original articl
rom The pens OF some Of the most popular writer
| OF America, among whom we may mention Miss
Sedgwick, Olville Dewey, Proesso lonrG.llo,r
the author of'Yankee Notons,' Simms. Street
&c, &c.
In politics we shall, as hitherto, maintain m
armed neutrality. Our co,utuns viii MS hitherto
DC uho3ectlonable in amoral point of view In
criticism we SHALL IN Justice TO the public. main.
tain Il perfect independence, even tbonah we
incur the vengeance Of all the ounces. Wa shall |
in conclusion, earnestly strive 10 render our sIort
not only worthy Of the unparalleled favor il has
experienced, but OF q continually extending cir.
rulailon. While we continue to furnish with oU
possible promtude the most Attractive literature
Of the day, weshal as our means enlnrge. afford
that Computation to native authors. which MAJ,
induce them to make ae New World the mali.
um, for presenting to the public their best prn.
dnctions. Chr excellent London correspondcnra
Will be continued, ard due attention will be n,id
to the commercial, agricultural and news depart.
ment3 OF our paper.
A QUATC EDITION.
Ofsxeen large pages was commenced on the
'iXth Of June last, in oror to meet the vistcs Of
a large numboroi subscribers, by giving thcm lis
rich and varied contents in a suitable form h,r {
binding. This we done without having en- I
lanced th' tpricc, 50 that new subscribers ana ,
theirs on The renewal o'previous suhscripttons. I
an take their choice between the Quarto and u
Folio FORM o. Bot few sets of the Ouorto c
rom No. !, now remain on hand ia the olIiee i
md we shall, therefore, no. be able long to sun
Wy Them.
TERMS.-Thrrc dollars year in advance. "
Or either edition; or five dolars for two comics II
n all cases letters mustbe free or post paid or
hey will remain dead in the post Office. s
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ur authorized agents, and may retain % ppr .
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ons, il RENTED in New York or Eastern mon. Ia
=; or fifty cents each, fin notes of other solvent G.
anks, which may he a, discount here. :,
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ust be addressed TO Park Beujamin & Epes "
argent, Editors: those relative to the business 81
apartment, to $50
J. WINCHESTER, Publisher III
November If, ~