Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-24
QuARTO NEW WORLD.
PROSPECTUS OF FOURTH VOLUME.

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sada5lc newspaper Of the day. To this end the
roprietors have literally conuibraed. Neither
oube nor expense has been spated. The most
opuIar books and periodicals have been pur.
| based, The best contributors have been cngag-
ed, A correspondence with the meet interesting
parts OF thewurd has been established In short,
he best arrangements have been made 10 pub
iI,h an independent literary jourual, accept BE
to all classe, OF readers. The edilorcau thnk Of
nothing which bas boon left uudore 10 enhance
the value and to elevate the character Of the
New World.
lis success, has been most encouraging Il
VIII commerce the new year with a circulation
Of about TWEEN TI-FIYE THOUSAND 90.
PIES, II lugger number, il is believed, than is is.
ssued Of any other weekly paper in Great Bit
AIN or To- United States Thig success IS impot-
cd chiefly to two reasons: first, to is having con-
tuned an unprecedented numbe.of exceilentar-
tlc'es by he mot popular authors; sccoud, 10
rs having assumed aud observed an elevated and
moral tone. It's columns are uucontaminatsd
with party politics, and ITS ample pages unSoled
Gy pruiane aud improper Jesrs, vulgar illusions,
or tllglous sentiments, and therefore 1t lnts
ats wamesi welcome BY the domestic hearth,
and receives It's highest approval from that SEX,
I whose sights Il has maintained, in whose DELE
cuCy Il has never offended, and whose mental
and social sup priority II 0as Ilbor,d to vindICale,
About 10 enter upon new year, and 10 com
meuce another volume, we proceed to mention
| "A few Inducements Tor old friends 70 continuc
with u, aud iornrw reuts to join Their compa-
I ny No change Whatsoever via be made III the
mauur. Of editing aud conducting the New
World; utitei..rclgai in all its departments
resi- 2CuessIoni OF ability. Many able writers
will grace our columns. Permanent arrange.
meuts have bpcu made to secure the literary SER
vices OF Donald Mcleod, Francis }. Guui. and
! Granl2 Ga1cr. E.ouires.
Mir. Macleod, resident in T,ondon viii keen
our readers .y informed olaII e,rars nj t,,Ia,c!r
that tlauspile in Epgsrt. Scotland and LELAND
Being in constant nar.nual iu,p,c,,,r.e g, m tl.
best Known aulaort, he win naiutain from, ,teo,
manuscrips, r,ool,,erts and eqry c,n,rs If tlr
latest publications. Thus shall we be euabled,
a, We nave hitherto done, to give m the New
their latest works M aGgupce Of ann oulr netrg.
paper In ,ialtrirq
Nj Gruud, resident in Bremen, viii. nv
regular and copious lurrt4aondeucr, ad,I,e oar
RAIDERS Of he social, Irefan auu religious con.
GiIuu Oh continental EuraDe.
brun3z Muter, nSEo.e maine we ipffodarc ,y,tl,
great pcastte as lat of one OF the rno.f n,r,.rn.
uIsacd Young r,enof our country,5 r, s,d,u ~.
lie Xicl. viii send us Irttrr.. a..cr.g,,y,,o. g,t
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OF ii. Inhabitants. their tn3ofors I,,.s am. s...,
object, of nuIig.i',. whether au,.i,,t mr. o.,..,,
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D.EINSL APVITTS. LIS tho I,.t. ,o,,.
can writers, will enrich our pages IN The conIp-