Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
QUARTO NEW WORLD.
PROSPECTUS OF FOURTH VOLUME
Commencing January J., ls42.
EDITED BY PARK BENJAMIN

EDITED BY PARK BENJAMIN. h
NRNURING the two years which have elapsed
~ss-$ since - The New Wordn was BEGUN, il has
been the effort OF the Editor TO render il the m ost
fea1aJ}e newspaper OF the day. To this end th., 9
proprietors have Literally contributed. Neither
yoube nor expense has been spared. The most
popular books aud periodicals have been pur.
chased. The best contributors have been engage
ed, A correspondence with the NEST interesting
pats OF the world has been established. In short,
The best arrangements have been made to pub.
i,h an independent literary journal, acceptable
10 al classes of readers. The eduofeun think OF
nothing which has boon left undoEe TO enhance
the value and to elevate the Character Of the
| New World
Its success has been most encouraging. 1t |
viii commence the new year with circulation
of ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND co.
PIES, IA larger number it is believed, than is is
ssued Of any other ~ eekly papor in Great Brit !
| ain or The United States. TIN, success IS impol.
cd chiefly TO two reasons: first TO is having con.
| tanned an unprecedented humble Of exec lout ar
! ticlca by the most popular authorsi second, to |
It's having assumed and observed an elevated and /
moral tone. La columns are uncontuminated
with party politics, and It's ample pages unsoied
by proianc aud improper JesgS, vulgar illusions,
or ,gIous seOtImCntsi and therefore 1t huds
its waunest welcome by the domestic hearth
whose rights it has maintaucd, IN whose deli
cacy 1t has never offended, old whose mental
and social superiority il has laboTcd TO yindcate.
About to enter upon new year, and to c0uI-
mcnCe another volume, We proceed 10 mention
Il icv inducements for Old lficuds 10 continue
with Us, and fJr new ireuds 10 Join their compa-
ny. No change whatsoeyer viii be made ~ the
manner Of editing and conducting the New
World; but it viii receive IN all It's departments
. fresh aceession- Of ability. Many able writers
Will grace our columns Permanent arrange.
ments have been made to secure the literary SER
vices OF Donald Mcleod, FEauCi. J. Grund, and
Brantz Mayer, Esquires.
Mr.. Macleod resident in London, viii keep
our readers fully informed OF all evears Of interest
that tlanspue IN Engiaud, Scotland and LELAND.
Being IA constant personal intercourse with the
best known authors, he will maintain rom IhCm
manuscripts, prOOf-sbees AMI early copies Of the
; latest publications. Thus shall Wc be enabled,
} "a we have hitherto Gone, 10 give Ia the New
their latest works M qdUaace Of 0ay Other ReicS.
paper IN .4H1erica.
; Mr.. Grumd, resident in Bremen, will, by a
- regular and copous correspondence, advise our
r. RAIDERS It he social, literary and religious CON
F. diioH oi continental Europe
BroGz Mayer, (whose name VIC Introduce with
great pleasure as that OF one Of the most accom-
ILSItN NuNNG uitU VI Nut CNNllNi y iIstbtlIN ~
Mexicu, will send US letters, descriptive OF that
uneNp!ored portion Of the Weston Hemisphere,
OF its inhabitants, their manners, laws aud Of all
~ objects OF cuIoslty, whether ancient or n0lcu,
81 Els icttets viii be CGOmpaIieG ilGstrGtice draw.
r Iu,- uHich wal be engraved and pFCsCnted IN our
2 columns.
ORIGINAL, ARTICLES, by the best Ameri-
o can writer's, viii enrich our pages in the coming
touuse. Among the Attractive features of lhi8
description we have sle praSlG 10 announce
mat Gurly n Jauuuy wid be commenced, A
NEW NOVEL, by an American, written cy-
pre-sly lof the New " orit, and emitted .4bet
Plra0a5, a si0ryothe Great Fire. 1t possesses
tenp local interest, aud viii be read with great
pleasure, as it is replete win incident, aud beau
uiuIy written.
, "OUR MESS".
) Under this tile, a new work by the author of
J ! Chd's O'Malcy, will be coMmeHccd IN the Isl
, No. of the new volume. 1t will be given to or
readers simultaneously with is publication in
, Eug.and.-1he first story OF soar Mess" is
. called "Jacll Hinton, the Gusrjsman," uod is
f every way worthy the reputation Of its dlstn-
, gui.ucl author
Original Disronrres, by ministers OF the Cos
VI pei, to present during the next year, practical
Il sermons from every Bishop III the Quilted States,
t as well as from eminent clelgymen Of all deuomi-
4 na'ious
Toodd to Northumberland New World.
V it VIII continue 10 b. decorated by ELEGANT
J. ENGRAVINGS ON WOOD, from the most
q spirited designs. Two or lhlec OF lhese will be
often given in a single paper It's also intended
. 10 Appropriate a column Tor the pecial enter
tammcnt OF juvenile readers, 50 that the New
World shall be in erery respect, the very best
:. family Newspaper IL .9mcrica.
CHARLES O.HALLERK
All subscriber, who order from the commence
meut Of the lhrd volume July 3,d ls4i, will
obtain the whole of this popular story, which Is
alone worth The price of a wears subscription.
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e | sn tie NeV Horid, wiH be continued ~ The 4Ul
II BUayt0 volume: but it viii be commenced with
u fresh and oDigiuaI works.
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