The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07

"HE publishers fthe Newly ork er resDectfulh
announce the commencement Of nav VOIumt
Of their journal on the 2lst ofSeptember next BE-.
ing the eighth of the double QuartO Edition, and
completing the Sixth year gifts publication in tho
Folio or common newspaper from.
The Newly orkeT is now so widely known as 10
render superhuous any detailed deEneation of It's
character and objects. Suffice il to say that the
work Is intended to sustain the reputation Of a
Weekly Litcraty Journal not inferior in ability
and ending to any on either side ofthe Atlantic
Ahoat two-thids of it's columns are devoted to the
best Original and Selected Literatre, comprising
Reviews, Essays, Scientific and Literary Tales,
Poems. choice extracts from New Works, Biog-
raphical and Historical Sketches, &c. &c In
this department. Critical Notices Of nearly all new
publications OF interest will be given. The re-
naming columns will be devoted to q CONDENSED
abstract Of the Political and General Intelligence
of the day, Domestic and Foreign. Under this
head, there all important Elections through-
out the United States will be carefully compiled
and compared with those of former Elections, so
as to give clear exhibit of the reative strength
of each political party in the seveal States. All
political movements Of interest will likewise be
briefly and impartially chronicled. In6nsS it will
be the general aim of this paper TO be first useful
and instructive then agreeably and entert Amino.
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an average of more than 5000 subscriber 0
rants the belief that the conduct of the woF
not disappointed the hopes of its friends, VIII
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public. Such as in has been it will continue d
be, with the exception ofthe additional aidalready
secured in its Editorial department, to which il is
hoped that still further strength will be added by
arrangements now in progress. If unwearied
exertiou and sparing nothing which may tend to
elevate the character of the wOrkcan avail any
thing, the undersigned are justified in cherishinp
a confidence that their journal will at any rate
maintain the standing it has already attained in
the public estimation
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