The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11
.QuRrtO New World.
PROSPECTUS OF FOURTH VOL,
COMMENCING JANUARY /, 1919.
EDITED BY PARK BENJAMIN.

JURiNG the two years which have ELAPSED since
Inc New World" was begun. il hns heen the ef.
ort OF the Editor to render it the most READABLE
newspaper OF the day To this end the pronrielors
'uVe "oeFalIy contributed. Neither trouble nor ex-
'ense has been spared. The most Donular books
nd periodicals have been purchased The best
contributors have been engaged. A correspondence
WIN the most interesting paris OF the world has
Reen established. In short the best ARRANGEMENTS
nave Oeen made to publish an independent literary
ournaL acceptable 10 all classes of readers. The
dltor can think ofnothing which has been left un-
que 10 eEhance the Value and TO elevate the char
cter of the New World
Its success has been most encour.o;Dr II will
ommence the new year with circulation of about
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND COPIES. a lar.
ser number, 1t is believed, than is issued Of any
pther weekly paper il Great Britain or the United
States This success is imputed chiefly 70 two rea
sons; hrst' to It's having contained an Inprecedent
20 number OF excellent articles by the most popular
l1thosi second to its having assumed and observ.
ed an elevated moral tone. Its columns are %.
contaminated by party politics. and itH ample pages
nnso'led ny profdne and improper jests vulgar au-
sions, or lrregiOus sentiments ana therefore il finds
ITS warmest welcome by the domestic hearth. and
receives ITS highest approx al from that SEX whose
rights II has maintained, in whose delicacy it has
never OHended, and whose mental and social supe.
norlty 1t has labored to vindicate
About to enter upon a new wear. and tn com.
mence another volume, we proceed to mention
Jew inducements for old friends to continue with us.
ana for new friends TO join their company. No
change whatsoever will be made in the manner Of
eultlng and conducting the New Word; but il will
receive IN all its departments fresh accessions of a.
6lllty. Many able writers will grace our columns.
permanent arrangements have been made TO secure
the exclusive literary services Of DONALD MACLEOD.
FRANCIS J. GRUND, and BRANTz MAYER, Esouires.
Mr. MACLEOD, resident in London, will keen our
readers fully informed of all events Of interest that
transpire IN England, Scotland and Ireland. Be-
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known authors he will obtain from them mann.
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publications. Thus shall we be enabled. as vs have
hitherto done, 10 give in the New World their latest
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ed iE our aOlumns
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WRITER'S will enrich our pages in the coming volume
among the attractive features Of this description.
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Abel Parsons, a story of the Great Fire.
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WIN occasionally be given; among them we intend
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rem eminent clergymen of all denominations.
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