The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-21


n announcing fbs Prospectus Of the SIXTH
VOLUME Of r EIEsNEsW WORLD, che pro
prietOrs cannot omit the expression of their thanks
70 their numerous readers and friends for tie libe
fal encouragement afforded to their enterprise thus
rar Neither trouble uor expense win Be spared IL
rendering the ensuing volumes worthy Of the high
reputation which the NEw WonLp has acquired, 81
being the BEST AND CT = PES r I. TER r Y
PERIODICAL IN TIL UNI ED STATES!
The chang of lorm which u lakep place ii the
commandments Of The mex 0lunles vi Be great
Improvement L win Be lar more cenvenient fol
reading bnoing, md preservation, without insthe
least diminishing the quaint ty uf matter, or runs
Der Of art cIes giResince there will b. thiFty-tWo
large royal octave pages given weekly, instead Of
the sixteen quarto pages as at present Thus there
willbe two beautiful semi annual volumes OF sou
pages, adapted 20 the shelves ef moserIi book ca
es,besides combining allte advantages Of q news
paper and magazine; aud ench number will contain
more mattert al any one of the m0nihlies ia thu.
country, % only one fourth the price; and there.
iors in this respect, equal, If NOT superior, 10 any
American Magazine. Oug materials for the next
year are excellent and cOpi Us; they shall Be used
with no sparIng hama. Or pages viii Be enriched
BY admire bic original Tales and Transitions, hy
the most popnaaF American writer's besides the
richest selections from the periodical pr IS o Great
Britain. Oul correspondents with the different
parts Of q world viii be continued
uetlhdAy tusllA present. ~ u fafye GQcinf, rolitlA
cal and 3 lgioas 0ndiIon, BIZ Francis j Grund
VIII Be begun IN the first number. Ii isan original
work. written 81 lhe author during his late resi-.
dence 10 Gslmany, expressly lor The New World
NF. Grund had great opportunities for observation
and information, and Of his talents as writer oul
reade1s need not Be informed. His articles WI ap.
pear every fortnight.
a new Tale of English L fs and Manners, BIZ
Cha les Dickens, will be comm need earlyin Jan.
uary, with all popular Periodit a Literature 8
Great Britain.
The Interest of the New World win also be great
II nhans ed by tho Travelling sketches, First I'm
presslo anu Letters, Which viii re furnished fIom
timeto time BIZ James Adrich, E-q as The junior
Editor, who IS now travelling ii Europe. Mr. Al
dr,ch being perfectly acquainted with he marne
IN which this Journal = INDICTED, wi Be abe Z
iuipaFt mo entertainment than could any othe
CORES aoRdent. Me. AlilFich wilt complete our ar
rangemenis ID gland and Fance ior the earies
possible ansmiss on Of eyes new publication
The prophecies can safely pfoln.se, thai the Nv
World Wi Be q much more valuahle aid n crest
ing miscellany than II has hitherto bee although
the united foice Of tie presshas pronounced IL Che
best newspaper d lis kind ID lhe country
In addition to the above cnlm rated FEATURES gi
' 2 interest and value to our paper We viii aid
that, rs heretofore, we shah continue % em0aj
orr columns Wt4 some Of the mos splendid Etirra
wings On Wood.whicI can Be produced % lie bes
ar ists 10 tbs country Or Europe, aud thus resda
still more attractive, bY pictorial representations
the va i0us articles which are written Of seIecel
lor the qualification 81 our readers III tfis respec
alone the New World has never been eKcelied