The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-25

ed an elevated moral tone Its columns are nm.
contaminated by party politics, and Ito ample pages
unsocd BY Profane and improper jests, vulgar aIu-
sions or irelgiOus sentiments; and therefore il finds
its warmest welcome by the domestic hearth, and
receives ITS highest approval from that SEX whose
rights II has maintained, in whose delicacy il has
never Offended, and whose mental and social supe-
rIorty 1t has labored to Vindicate.
About to enter upon a new year, and to COM
mehce another volume, we proceed TO mention
lew inducements for old friends to continue with us,
ana Tor new friends TO join their company. No
change whatsoever will be made In the manner Of
editing and conducting the New Wor d but 1t will
receive IN all ITS departments fresh accessons OF a.
blIty Many ale writers will grace our columns.
permanent arrangements have been made to secure
the exclusive literary services Of DONALD MACLEOD,
FRANCIS J. GRUND, and BRANrz MAYER, Esquires
Mr.. MACLEOD resident in London, will keep our
readers fully informed Of all events oinlerest that
transpire III England, Scotland 81 Gland Be-
ing in constant personal int NTH the best
known authors, he will obts them manu-.
scripts, proOf-sheets and earl c0pes OF the latest
publications. Thus shall we be- enabled, as we nave
hitherto done to give il the New World their latest
works STRANGE Of any other neWspGpef !" s4nae-
rica ~
Mr.. GRUND, resident in Bremen, will, by TeguEeF
and copious correspondence, advise our Teaders Of
the social literary and religious condition of CONT
mental Europe.
BRANrz MAYER, (whose name we introduce with
great pleasure as that of one &c the most accom-
plished Young men OF our countr } resident in Mex
leo, will send u, letters, descEayive of that unex.
ploed portion of the Western Hemisphere, of its
! inha ui'ants their manners, laws and customs, and
of all iects Of curiosity, whether ancient mo-
den. Ills letters will be accompanied by Iustra-
tive drawings, which will be engraved and present.
ed in columns.
| ORIGINAr ARTICLES, BY the best American
writer, will enrich our pages in the coming volume.
Among the attractive features Of his description.
we have the pleasure to announce that early in jan
uay will be commenced A NEW NOVEL bv an
American, written expressly for the New World,
and entitled
Abel Parsons, story Of the Great Fire.
possesses deep local interest, and will be read
with great pleasure, it is replete with incident
aud beautifully written.
so U M e 8 SD
Under this title, work BY the author Of
Charles OMalley, will be commenced in the LIST No.
of the new volume. 1t will be given to readers
simultaneously with its publication in England
The first story of sour Mess" is called ACK Hin
TON, the Guardsman," and is every way worthy the
reputation of its distinguished author
Original Discourses, by ministers OF the Gospel
will occasionally be- given; among them we intend
to present, during the year, practical sermOn
!
from eminent cIergymen of all denominations.
To add to the attractiveress'Of the New World
Il will continue TO be decorated by ELEGANI
5 ENG RAWLINGS ON WOOD, from the most spi
rited designs. Two or three Of these will often b
! given IN a single paper. 1t is also intended to ap
propriate column Tor the especial entertainment
of juvenile readers so that the New World shall be
Q IN erery respect, THE VERY BEST FAMILY NEwSPAPE
IN AMERICA.
CHARLES O'MALLE
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tain the whole Of this popular story, which is aOn
: worth the price of years subscription.
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r. February, Is42.
n V0wnn CifU HnfAH.