Volume Ten.
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With the present number Of our paper
commences the rENTHyoume o. the WRIo,
and we return our most unaffected acknowl-
edgmenis to our friends and our patrons for
the many favors they have bestowed upon
us.during the year that has just passed. If
we have deserved them-well--we have
ried to DO so. If our paper has been in
stfumenlal in the hands Of the great Genus
Of. Republican Liberty in ministering TO
the civil or political health OF the people,
we are gratifed TO the fullest possible ex-
tent, and acknowledge 10 graGluds that
VIC have been over-paid for eyey excitiOn
we have ever made What 81 how much
we have done, we ask offers 70 judge.


We will in future, give to our readers the
latest commercial and political news;-We
will also give them selections OF agticultu
ral, miscellaneous, and general news. In
politics wo will deal more sparngly than
heretofore. We shall, howeverl steadily
muiniain the great conservative principles
which we have heretofore supported. In
relation TO our own State Policy, we shall
eDdeayor 10 bestow more labor and attention.
We shall oppose any abominabIe political
hereses which would PROSTATE our State 10
dishonor and pollution. Nor shall we loose
sight of the great Commercial interests and
advantages which belong peculiarly to Mis-
sissippi. And we will endeavor always tc
foster and support that most valuable and
laudablo spirit that VIC see sPringing up in
every portion of the State, which is Free
School Education.


To interest, to please, TO cdify and tc
profit, we shall direct our labors to tha
diversity Of subjects which will best sui
the variety Of taste, season and circumstan
ccs among our kind and indulgent readers