The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-25
Quartz New WORTH.
PROSPECTUS OF FOURTH vol.
COMMENCING JANUARY /, 1919.
EDITED BIZ PARK BgNyAmrN.

DURING tne TWO years which have elapsed since
"The New World" was begun. IL has been the sc
Inrt Oh tue ENl'or to render il the most READABLE
newspaper OF the day. To thus end the pronrie,ors
have literally contributed Neither trouble nor ex.
pemse nus neen pared The most popular hooks
anu penOuCals nave been purchased. The best
contributors have been engaged. A corresnondercs
with the most interesting paris Of the world has
beem 20 an IShed. In hort the best arranUemantol |
have been made tn puli'h an independent itsyarv
Journal acceptable 10 al classes If readers The
editor can think of "Ohing which has hec left nm.
acter Of the New World. $50 0'''''
lis success has been rDost anco,,..D, =. 81,
commence the new yer with circulation &C .ho,t
TN NFY-FlVE THOUSAND COPIES. a lar.
ger number, IT is believed, than il ;ssued oF onv
Otner weekly paper III Great Britain or the United
S'ntes. This success is imputed chiefly to two rea.
sons: hrst' To lis having contained an nnprecedent
ed hummer OF excellent articles by the mot popular
authors; second, to its having assumed nd observ
ed an elevated moral tone. Its columns are mn.
contaminated hy party politics, and s ample pages
unso'led by Profane and improper iess, vulgar aIu
slos' or lFregons sentiments; and therefore il finds
| Its WaFmest welcome BY the domestic hearth, and
receives its highest approN nj from that sex WHOSE
rights II has maintained, in whose deliracy il has
never offended, and whose mental aid social supe.
rloFity 1t has labored to vindicate.
mence another volume, we proceed TO mention
lew inducements Tor old friends to continue with rs
ana Tor new friends TO join their company. No
cnange whatsoever will be made in the manner Of
editing and conducting the New Wor d: but il will
receive IN all its departments fresh accessiOns of a.
hllty. Many lie writers will grace our columns
permanent arrangements have been made to secure
Gne exclusive literary services Of DONALD MACLEOD,
rRANcIs J. GRUND, and BRANTz MAYER, Esuuires
/ Ia I'm
readers fully informed Of all events of interest that
| transplre ~ England, Scotland and Ireland Be.
ING IN constant personal intercourse with the best
known authors, he will Obtain fom them mann.
SCRIPTS proOtsheets and early copies of the latest
| Pu0"catlons. Thus shall we be- enabled, as we have
hitherto done, TO give in the New World their latest
WORKS :" GdcGnee Of any other neOsDapeF in .4nle-
| ricG.
mr.. GRUND, reside Mt in Bremen, will, by regul-F
and copIons correspondence, advise our readers Of
the social, literary and religious condition of CONT
mental Europe.
BRANTz MAYER, (whose name we introduce with
great pleasure as that of one of the most accom-.
sha1 young men OF orr c0untry,) residents -, Mex
leo, will send letters, descriptive of that unex
pIoled portion of the Western Henri D ere, Of its
lnhahl'antS, their manners, laws and customs and
OF all OlJects OF curiosity, whether ancient or mo-
dern. tits letters will be accompanied by Iustra-
tive drawings, which will he engraved and present
ORIGINAL. ARTICLES, BY the hest American
writers, vii enrich our pages in the coming volume
among the attractive features Of his description
we nave the pleasure to Announce that early in Ian
umy viii be commenced, A NEW NOVEL. by m
american, written expressly for the New World
and entitled
Abel Parsons. story Of the Great Fire.
1t possesses deep lncal interest, and will be rpar
with great pleasure, as it is replete with incident,
aud beautifully written.
.OUR MI SS.3,
Under this title, new work b, the author Of
hnries OMalley. will be commenced in the Isl No
of the neN volume. 1t Will be given tn ON reader,
slm"ltaneousl y with its pub alton Ia Englana.-
The lrs' story Of Sour Aiess" i called AcK Hin
TON, The GnaUlsman," and is every way worthy tbr
reputation of it, Distinguished author
Original Discourse, by ministers OF the Gosnel
VIII occasionally he given; among hem we intend
To present, during the yer, practical srrmous
from every Bi,hOp N the Unitrd Satrs, as W. II as
lron emi"nt c'ergymen ut all drnOuinations.
10 adj to the atIrar Nv Pess OF the New World.
: will continue to be decorated b, ELfGAN
EN- KAVINGS ON WOOD rom The mos, mi
rited designs Two or three OF these W ! aften h..
ven IN sing lie paper. 1t is also int nde, to an.
pro rate column or the espec al enter,ainm. n,
OF juvenile readers, so that the New World shall he
IN eUeTg respect, THE VERY BEST FAMILY NEwspApkE
IN AMERICA.
HARLES O'MALLEY
All subscribers who order from The cnmmence.
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tain The whole of this popular story, which is alone
worth the price OF yours subscription.
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February, le42.
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