The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
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| UNHE publishers ofthe Newly orker respectfully
| ] announce the commencement Of new Volume
of their journal the 2Ist OF September next be-
| ing the eighth of the double Quarto Edition, and
completing the Sixth year gifts publication in the
Folio or common newspaper FROM ~
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character and objects. Suffice il to say that the
work is intended to sustain the reputation of
Weekly Literary Journal not inferior in ability
and standing to any either side ofthe Atlantic.
About two-thids of its columns are devoted the
best Original and Selected Literatre, comprising
Reviews, Essays, (Scientfc and Literary,) Tales,
Poems. choice extracts from New Works, Biog-
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publications oil interest will be given. The re-
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Of the day, Domestic and Foreign. UndeT this
head there turns ofal important sthrouph-
out the United States will be carefully complied
and compared with those OF former Electionsl 90
as to give a clear exhibit OF the reative strength
of each political party in the seveal States. Am
political movements of interest will likewise ~
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