Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-11-19
QUApTo NEW WORLD.

Commencing JANUARY | le42.


SRNURING the two years which have elapsed
~ since The New Worldn was begun, xmas
heel the effort OF the editor To render il the mos'
rfa3able newspaper OF the day. 10 tbs en- lie !
nrdprietors have Literally contributed. Ne'thet
,rouble nor expense has been spared Tue ihos'
popular books and periodicals have been P"i-
chased The best contributors have been e'lsas' !
ed. A correspondence with the NEST lnieie'el's
pats of the would has been established III sho,''
The best arrangements have been made to puD
Ii,h an independent literary journal, accept 'oie
IN nlI classes of readers The rdlorean tmhk OF
nothing which has boen left Wudoro to enhance
the value and to elevate the character o' '"e
New World. !,
| Its success has been most encouraging ~
will commence the new year win hcI.n'l ',,n
Of about TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND W
| PIES, il larger number, it is believed, n"h -
ssued of any other weekly papor IN Dft"t DIV
| ain ar The United States. This success IS lmPot'
I'D chiefly to two reasons; first 10 l's N"N''e e'",
famed nm unprecedented humble OF eXeeile'it ar
t,clo, nv the most nopular authors; second, to
its ha Vine assumed and observed an eleNhie"aH anu
moral tone. lis columns are uncontamnateu
with party politics. and It's ample pages H'lsoic+
by prolane aud improper jesrs, vulgar al'n''o"s'
ar irr, ligions sentiments; and therefore II uhl'
its warmest welcome by the domestic htatA'
and receives lis highest approval nom lhd' seN'
whose rights il has maintained, III whose aeli,
cacy il has never offended, aud whose lheH'al
and social superiority II has tailored TO Hlhuhca'e'
About to enter upon ney year, anc 10 COM
mence another volume, we proceed To hfHtoh
n few inducements for Old Iriends to Continue
win rs. and for new friends to join their eomPa-
nv. No change Whatsoever will be made III the
manner OF editing and Conducting 'he ne"
World: but it viii receive il all its departments
fresh acees sions of ability. MANY able writers
will grace our columns, Permanent arrange
| mepts have been made TO secure the hterdrS ser
vices of Donald Mcleod, Francis J. Grund, a"d
Brantz Mayer Esquires.
Mr. Macleod, resident in london, WIZ keep
mr. readers fully informed of all events uI interest
that transpiIe in England, Scotland and Ireland
Beipg in constant personal intercourse VITA thf
: hes, known authors, he will maintain from them
manuscripts, proof sheets and carly copies OF tie
i latest notifications Thus shall we be cnahled'
. a. we have hitherto done, to give IN the Ne"
: their latest works IN aduance Of any other ners'
: pcper in .4nlerica.
Mr., Grund, resident in Bremen, will, by a
, regular and copions correspondence, adNl'e our
RAIDERS of ;he social, literary and relIgous con
diou OF continental Europe.
y Brontz Mayer, (whoie name we INTRODUCE VIII
great pleasure as that of one OF the most accom-
plshed young men Of our country') tesheh: II
Mexico, will send us letters, descriptive OF tha'
: unexplored portion oil the Western Hemisphere
of its nha bitants, their manners, laws ana oi al
objects of cutio.ity, whether ancient or 'hode'n
u His letters will be Cc0mpanied iu'tratNe draw
y ings, which will be engraved and presensd III gu
y collins.
u ORIGINAL ARTICLES, by the best Amer
" can writer's, will enrich our pages ia the comm
e volume. Among the attractive features OF TIL
Y description, we have the pleasure to announce
r. that early ia January will be commenced, A
" NEW NOVEL, by an American, written ex
ressly for the New World, ard entitled .4te
Parsons, a storyof he Great Fire. 1t posscsse
a deem local interest, and will be read with grea
pleasure, as it is replete with incident, and beau
tifully written.
NJ "OUR ESS".
Under this title, n new work by the authnF o
3 Cha's O'Mallery, W i'll be commenced in the Is
No, of the new volume. 1t Will be given 10 on
readers simultaneously with its publication J
Engand.-The first story of '+r Mess" !
ca led 1Jack Hinton, the Guai .snan," aud
r every way worthy the reputation OF its dlstl
~ guished author.
Original Discources, by ministers OF the Cos
Us pel, to present during the next year, pracuca
n, sermons from every Bishop IN the United States
no as well as from eminent clergymen of all aenoml
I'D nations.
To add to Northumberland the New World
m. it will continue to b. decorated by ELEGANT
six ENGRAVINGS ON WOOD, from the mos
est spirited designs. Two thee OF these will b
ed often given IL single paper. tits also intended
in to appropriate column Tor the especial enter
me tainnent OF juvenile readers, that the New
Word shall be IN erety respect, The refy 6es
of andy Newspaper in America.
ale Charles O'MALLERY
ter All subscribers whoprder from the commences
nd nent of the third volume July 3,d lS4I, vii
,ot obtain the whole of this popular story, which
10 alone worth The price ola years subscription.
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ess is forwarded by mail for SO year, payable in
an yanably in advance. For SIS il is sent TO ON
person Two years, but not IN any future instanc'
TO two subscribers one year. Notes of solyen
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mt those which are nearest par in New York.
ne ~ NO article non in progress ofpuGlicGtio,
sct sn lie .New World, wtH be continued an tie al
all quarto volume: but it will be commenced Will
es, fresh aud original works
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& ey for subscriptions, under Their franks.
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