Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16

lie, and also that Of the '.Unitedl States"
weekly newspapers, the immense sub
'erptlon list Of which concerns they have
iaiied with tie heavy list of the SATUR-
DAY TOST, family newspaper Of %
years standing, md now issue the three
N one under the title Of " The United
S'a'es SaiarJdy Post and Chronicle"
The present number will commence THE
INV ENrY.FOURrH VOLUME, and
with The superior facilities now possessed
by the proprietors, they can afford TO pub
Hsh q Larger, handsomer, and better paper
Tor the money than can be had elsewhere.
The editorial department will be under
tlie control of several gentlemen Of high
literary standing and ability, and will be
conducted with a degree Of yigor and
spirit that must render the paper one of
the very best ever issued IN the country.
the great size Of the sheet wAli enaaie die
propuetors 10 give a greater variety OF
original and selected maiter lhan can he
lognd in colemporary sheets. The mat
ter viii in many respects be Of a dtlerent
quality. The design Of the proprletors
beng, to make $3.50 ri .slalw
4 ii First R0e family Ne,gspQpey
in every particular, calculated tomeet the
wishes of Ihe people from one end Of the
Union to the other, the following are the
points to with they invite attention, as en-
bracing the character OF the sheet. sF
THE GREAT SIZE.
1t is sheet of the largest eiass--is
printed on fair, clear type, with fine white
paper, and contains more reading matter
than any weekly published. Oh araa
POPULAR TALES. egs
1t is devoted to the highest grade of
light Literature, each number contains
three or four chastc Original and Selected
TALES; which, while they shall inter-
est the young, shall at the same time
point moral. 1t also contains much
good, and never any bad POETRY. A
Icopious compound Of well-told Anecdotes,
Rich Humor, Pointed Wit, just Satire,
land sentiments the most touching. Ii
contains also, the greatest variety Of ORR
Igina Tales, Sea Sketches, Poetry, Songs,
Charades, besides the latest and best Sc
ieclions from the American and English
Magazines, and all other fountains of
chuce Original Literature.
In inc, The Posi-, upon which the con-
Gem is founded has been conceded every
where 10 be the very first newspaper III
the country in the quality and quantity OF
It's Original Tales, Essays, Poetry and
lOther matter. 9. .4a. Aasa Se PEW" w o@
! Here follows list Of names of about
fifty eminent writers, who are regular con-
trlbutors TO the paper, which we have not
room to insert.
! C,5EmQi SORES appear in every num-
Der olthe paper, with original articles on
all subjects. am ""-u ssg ss..l .e2as
! nraH PUBLiC LECTURES. lg
/ A portion of its columns will be devoted
during the Lecure Season, 10 SCIEN-
ITItlC LECTURES carefully reported
Tat lcngth-a feature possessed by no 9th
Ter weekly paper--5y one offhc best Re
IporterS IN ia lie Lmfed 6iateS. Hence,
subscribers remote can have all the.adrant.
age of these highly popular discourses
with but little cost. The great size OF
the paper also enables US 10 give all I'M
Iportant Congressional Proceedings at
length, and all reports and other publ
documents in fail, together with oeea-
sional Congressional Speeches in full,
THE FARMERS
1t is intehdcd to make the paper one Of
great intcrestto the Farmer, by giving the
4 REPORTS Of the different Agricultural As
sociaiions; the new inventions; late ex-
periments in tllling, and able papers from
every source entitled TO confidence; SO
that the Agricultural portion Of the com
Imunity will find mits columns, without
iennenching upon other matter, all that is
desirable to know, without the expense of
a separate journal.
AS A NEWSPAPER. "a '
As a weekly newspaper, ii is believed
that the "1HE UNITED STATES
SATURDAY. POS179' is not eqnalled
by any weekly literary paper now exist
ing. II contains full and well digested
account OF every matter ofnews up 10 the
hour of printing. This is a great beside
ratum to those who take only single
weekly paper, and whichmeans less e1-
tensive than those connected with the es-
adjustment cannot accomplish. The
number Of persons employed, and the
steam-power engaged in the publication of
this paper, altogether surpasses that Of
eny other of a similar character IA. ms
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