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ness done since. last week 1SfieeS nave
advanced l,Sd per Id. 10 the middle kinds
of American. and other sorts remain with
out a change. Spectators have been in
The Market and have taken fair proportion
ofthe sales -


UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI The Trus>
tees of this Institution met al Jackson last
month, and elected the Hon. A. NJ CLAY
TON, OF Marshall county, President of the
Board. and T. E. WILLIAMS. Secretary
aud Treasurer The State is indebted TO
the University about 100000. which they
have not the means, at present, of paying


Horace Pagaud, who was tried before
Judge Sharkey. on wit of Habeas Corpus,
was held to bail in the sum of $4,000. in de-
fault of which he was remanded to Jail.


NEWSPAPER CHANGEs,-F. A TYLER
ESQ, the taIeuted and fearless editor of the
PanoIa Weekly Register, has sold his press
and type to Messrs. KEITH s. Rocket,
who have commenced the publication OF a
new paper called the LYNX We hope
the editors of the Lynx-who publish reat
and spirited whig paper-may meet with
abundant success in their new enterprise.


RICHARD S. STITH Esq. has sold his
interest In the Western Statesman, hereto.
fore published in Carrolton, to his partner,
Captain EDWARD L. TRAVIS, who will
publish the paper. in future, at Greenwood,
a four;shing commercial town on YaZoo
river. AS we raised Mr. Stith, we have
concluded to publish the suhjoined extract
from his valedicto:y address, to show our
whig friends that we taught hin the true
doctrine 10 his youth, ard that since he has
grow up he has not departed from the
faith.


"It can scarcely be necessary TO add, that
my attachment to whig principlesis undi>
minlshed Our cause has been DEBATED
aye the American people have oeen de
feated but |, f,r one, am not dismaved
Deeply mortified at the result of the late e.
lection, ike all true wdigs. only feel de
termined to FIGHT ON" until Victory
perches upon our standard or my last faint
pulse shall have told the tale oil life. Our
country Sink or swim, live or de, sur
vive or perish" OUR county,


RICHARD S. STITH.