Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-05
OUARTO NEW WORLD.
PROSPECTUS OF FOURTH VOLUME.
Commencing January !, ls42.
EnIrEn ny nAl,h nnNIAMlN.

- sluCe Tho New W Orldh was begun, II has
been the effort OF the Editor to render il the most
readabie newspaper Of the day. 10 this emit the
propnetors have literally contributed. Neither
uouho nor expense has been spared. The most
popular books aud periodicals have been pur-
chased. The best contributors have been engag-
ed A correspondence With the NEST interesting
PARTS of the world has been established. IN short,
! The best arrapg, meats have been made TO pub
li;h an independent literary Journal, accept bic
10 all classes Of readers. The rdllulcan thnk OF
nothing which has boen left mdore 70 enhance
the value and 10 elevate the character oil the
New World.
Its success has been mos, encouraging, II
will commence the new year with circulation
of about TWEEN rl.FlVE THOUSAND CO.
PIES, a larger number, il is believed, Than " Is
,sned Of any other weekly pupor IN Great But
ain or The United Suites. The success IS lmpoI-
cd chiefly to two reasons first, to lis having con-
tanned an Unprecedented uumbo OF excellent ar
/ ticles by The most popular aulhorsi second, TO
/ lis having assumed and observed an eIevatedahd
moral tone. IL columns are uncontamlnated
with party politics, ani its ample pages unSol'eu
! by proiane aud improper jesr>, vulgar allu'ohs,
/ or irr,lgous sentiments; and therefore II lnds
| its wamest welcome by the domestic hearth,
land receives It's highest approval rom that sex,
whose rights IL has maintained, in whose delI-
/ cacy it has never offended, aud whose mental
and social superiority il has .abored TO vindlca'e.
About To enter upon new year, and TO com
mence another volume, we proceed 10 mention
"A few inducements for old friends to continue
with Us, AID lurnaw friends to join their comPn.
ny. No change whatsoever viii be made IL the
manner Of editing and conducting tie New
World; but 1t viii receive IN all its departments
fresh aceessloUs Of ability. Many able writers
will grace our columns. Permanent arrange
meuts have been made to secure the literary ser
vices of Donald Mcleod, Francis j. Grund, aud
Brautz MAYER, E.Quires.
Mr.. Macleod, resident in London, viii keep
our readers Tally informed OF all events of interest
that taospire in England, Scotland and iceland.
Being in constant personal iuleoourse with the
best known authors, he will maintain from Them
manuscripts pro1f.sheets and early copies Of the
latest publications. Thus shall We he enabled,
a. we have hitherto done. to give in The New
their latest works m q2raace Of any ether ncies.
paper in .4mcric1.
Mr.. Gyuud, resident in Rlemen, viii, by a
regular and oopious correspondence, advise ON
RAIDERS oil ;he social, literary ana religious con.
Bronz Nnyer, (wlo.c name weiutroducn with
Igreai p.eaaDe as lint Of one Of the most accom-.
Iplishcd young mcn Of our couutry,) rCsiden, q
Mexico, will send us letters, deceptive of Nat
IuucNpored portion of the " e,tcn Hemisphere
Iof liz iuhabt1nts, their manners, laws and al al
iobiecs Of curiosity, whether ancient o. modern
His letters will be cc0mpauicd Illustrative draw,
ing, which will be engraved and presented in ou
coums.
ORIGINAL ARTICLES, by the best Amori,
eau writers, will enrich our pages in the coming
ivolume, Among the attractive features of thi.
description, We have the pleasure To announce
That early u January will be commenced, A
/ NEW NOVEL, By an American, written tx.
Irossy for the New World. and entitled ,lbc
Parsons, a si9rg oGhe Great Fire. II possesses
a deep local interest, aud viii be read with great
pleasure, as It is repletc with incident, and Leau,
| tfuliy wriucD.
"OUR ESS".
! Under this tile, new work by the author OF
| Cha's O'Malery, will be commenced in the Isl
No. Of the new volume 1t will be given TO ol
readers simultaneously with lis publication in
Eugiand.-'lhe first story Of 'Hur Mess i.
called Jack Hinton, the Qua ,,lnan, )" and is
every way worthy the reputation OF its distin-
gui:hei author.
Original Dscources, by ministers Of the Cos.
IPel, TO present during the next year, practical
sermons from every Bishop in the United States,
as well rs from eminent clergymen Of all denomi-
nations
Toajd to Northumberland OF Che New World.
L Will continue to b decorated by ELEGANT
IENGRAFlNGS ON WOOD, from the most
spirited designs. Two or thlce OF these will be
loft rrit.s IN ts,