Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-02

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the Proprietor Of the Lad.,- :
ne WI publish an immense a book aunoua,,''
=" ,; hopse % supply all those S ~h with NJ
Der. with The Out
II will bs .o.., Nv January
eliot has been made /. advertisement, tb,,
ca @'ir and 10 make "a it superior any y, SIS
The Lady's Book Is probahIs GIFT,
could be desired for Lady, ME most pmo.,
t ~ PSP PiIoI0Tla E@bellhments,l
'"s Inc i eT TN. ! coMPANioN T" hpStGs
20 thi' work, would be m M .iat" subsuIu.
present to a fair friend d",;nu uth more acpHsI
season, than auy of turing n the coming NV
The% n n,ara Matilda poetry S.1 'I'la an
, rhSm,on Plates. The publisher osl that ad.
principal Fashions in S Il, understood I'M v \
IN EVERY NUMRFSp| oh are COLORS|
unless ~ te amy y, other work publ.be !;
:. !. lil ~, LITERARY DE aP1 T sse:H
- Hale and Mrs. LYDIA II NJ.
ladies so well known ~ H. ~
, tiO ;nelr names in cOuneciiO%" NJ lI ,aa
o"% Ems, 4; once Guarantee Of i, maui sny puba
9ni .ui'y' VI their capab;I;,' uiOrailly, ,Vira
Lady's Book, i is presumed aU W. 10 cOddDct q,
and the proprietor mention, 10 person will do'5'
no English or Ame.ican Maa,wllA pleasure lhaI
U no ms. win its literary DeO el@ publish
a iI Is 50 celebrated in he Void "a Two
to each number. ' ''''' Leslie coal1bOss
The Musical Department -.
teudcncc Of J. G. Osbore. M y SNOsf the supetn.
Is more capable OF doing il i1s S sOon no person
GENERAL FEATpppS
literature, Tales, Essays, Legends D
incidents IN History, Extracts from ,Is "a s1Omatr
Revlws, Poetry, Female EIuoa,;o ue y Poet,
men's. Fashions Coloured, Lace n@OeIIar
Fac Smiles, Music, &c. &c, Embroidery
A great deal of curiosity Is often e,,..
aIo .'e onlrography OF celebrated person, ~
snaIi endeavour SO far as lies in o,r '' ra We
crafty this feeling, by giving from lima p w %
correct limitations Of The most ceIebr,teJ y y 'ne
writers Of the day. '''''u feaae
Any embellishments 4 be found IN ,,a
Magazine may be looked for in the Iad Ig Ols
ouR READING MATTER w"
Is about the same quantity as anv simil.,
ton, probably little in favor of the PotIG "T :
would be foolish and false 10 saw lbrt !, I cos
more, and thepropreor is not willing tc Ia'a
scend to such Weans for any supposed adr' ~'
ilent 0 This interest. The paperof the fue,m,s,
Tor periodical use. Ard the rypograDbie55i,,.
on'lon has long been subject of congratnoi;'
wit those best acquainted with these mala''
TRANSMISSION BY MAIL.
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Dec. 10, 6