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ID ECEIVED. per steamer "UtnPire." 4N 9bsrrc,s Sngar;
 70 sack. Rio CotIee; And for sale ty Al. iIIITr. Dee. Main $
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RON and STEEL--I,G00 lbs flat, round an square bar Iron; s00 lbs horseshoe ron; J0 Diamond Flow Moulds:
 50 Cary do do
 400 lbs Spring Steel
 i3O '" German do Received and for sale by Feb i2 NM. b. WATT
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Flour.

100 BBls St Louis extra superine, received OO per "Pennywii," and for sale by
 January WM. B. WATT
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stNflNG been elected, commissioned and gHaHHrs as ss Jn5te of te Pe1cr f9t hle Rock Tnqu=liH Puiask c"uuiY AF,ansas. lEclaIet 4ifgAd 0ira.i, to ans husiHess f4ffnsI"d lu me iiuBt Haly
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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-28
OBITUART

Mss. .CARottNE HUM, consoHt Of the Hon
JAMEs WHfrFIELp, Of this city was born IN the
S1ate Of Nortl Carolina, on the 23rl day Of Sep-
ten,icr 4. ID. 1904, and died after very snort
illness (of paralysis on the 10th day Of august
1851. - .ho ba,i
For months previous to her death she hau
beon in n doubtful state oil health, bui heE coliul-
ovo;,ed, 10 nlaftn. ~ serious apprehension
upon the mind of the family they 5esu l...u
her occasional intisposition, as mid ana easy 10
be removed and for the purpose VI eii'Heiy re-
storing her health Mr.. Whlhelu l'"u Juse colIl, =,
pleted the necessary arrangements; anu starteo
with ber o,d tho three younger children TO trav-
" ',, ~ healthier portions of North Ala
S-5 ,T,,,nessec But alas the fond expec-
DNi''' - : lrvoted husband, and the ilatterng
Sl'lO'lo " ,r,cfonate children were all suddenly
iIlsted The destroying angel was abroad ;
J"s,b entered that family circle and claimed for
.'.t.tin, the wife, the mother and the christian
IN Inc State of Alabama, 36 miles from her
home she breathed her.last. Could, the prayers
of the sorrow-5owed husband, the tears of the
,voe-stricken chidren the physicians skill, or the
kind sympathy ofattending stranger friends, have
turned aside that fatal bolt then, her body had
not zone down to the tomb and her beautiful
shirt would have still fingered on earth, to smile
ON those who love her, and dispense charities 10
those who need them.
In the year 1926 in the State of Georgia, she
became "A member of the Baptist Church, and
lived and died in its full fellowship From hei
first entrance upon the religious path, to ths
termination Of her earthly career, she was ev
er punctual in attending uponthe services oftht
church, and pr0mpr and zeHious 10 the discharge
ofher christian Obligations. And although, un
appriseSl ofher approaching dissolution, until she
had lost the powers of ntterance, and consequent
w gave no description ofher feelings and hopes
AT that solemn hour still. her life so squared
with the requisites OF the Gospel, and com
pletely defined the heir Of Heaven, that not g
doubt, not a single cloud, hangs over her happy
destiny.
We mourn then, not as those who have nc
hope. For while tue parting grieves MS, and il
her, we dcplorc the loss Of an ornament 10 socie-
ty, a blessing to the church, and community, 9
devoted wife, an afccuonate mother, a kind mis-
trcss and good neighbor; we are permitted tC
rejoice, that Earth's loss is Heavens gain and a.
Christ lives. that her pure spirit, loosed from it
mortal prison house has flown away to its rest
in the bosom ofits Father and its God.
Write says the inspired Revelator, write bles
sed are he dead that die in the Lord"
The writer OF this nasty sketch, grieves no
for the dead but for those, she left behind her
In this their day of trouble, may that Being
who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb, com
fort console and protect them.
Columbus, Aug. 25, 1851.
o. The City papers, the South Western Bap
list, Marion, Ala.) and the Index (Georgia) vii
please copy.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-28
DR.. Thomas N. Love

Bladon Springs. Ala. May ist, 1851. silt II.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-28

1OMNDES OOUNI4.
To all persons interested an the Real Estate
Of Hereunder Y Hinter, deceased.
WOU are hereby notified to appear before the
i Probate Court of said county at the term
to be holden at the Court House of said county
on the LIST Monday of September, A. d. 1851,
then and there to show cause fanny you have
why an order should not be granted to sell the
following lands lying and being in said county
to-wit Beginning in township Is range IS west
at the half mile stake between sections 90, IS &
26, hickory as pointer and running South 8,
AS east to stake 81, 81 two oaks pointers,
thence south 50, west to stake thence north
49l west to stake gum as pointer, thence
north 80 west to stake two gums as pointers,
thence north II west to section line, thence
north S2i east 81, so TO a stake in the field red
oak as pointer thence south s, 4S east to stake
thence north 50 east to close at first stake con-
tanning 301 91-100 acres; also north east quar-
ter OF south west quarter and that part of south
east quarter ofnorth west quarter which is south
of the road leading from Columbus to Tusca-
loosa in section fifteen township eighteen range
eighteen west, containg 4S or 80 acres-accord-
ing to the petition of Samuel 5. Crute, Admins
TRAITOR OF the estate of said A. V. Winter deceased
.,,53,. WITNESS The Honorable Ma.
.S5aIS7@Jss THANIEL E. GOODWIN, Judge
SAC Ass of Probate Court'of said county the
.S5Sg Ms LIST Monday OF July A. d. 1851.
9$Sss DANIEL WILLIAMS,
''EVH' Clerk.
July, 18th 1851. 1G-Gw.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-28
By Henry Dickinson, Vice Chancellor Of the
State of Mississippi.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on application
In to me by George D. Moore of Noxubee
county in said State, who claims an undivided
fourth part of all those tracts of land, known
as follows. to-wit: all of section No. 5, and the
North half of section No. s, all in township
sixteen of range eigteen, East, and situate in
said Noxubee county; have nominated Will
lam Dupree, William w. Moore, and Daniel
Dupree, commissioners, to divide said tracts OF
land into equal shares or parts; and unless
proper objection be stated to me, at the Clerks
Office of the District Chancery Court, held at
Columbus, on the first Monday in October next
the above nominated persons will then be app
pointed Commissioners to make partition OF
said lands, pursuant to an act, entitled san act
concerning the partition of lands, held by CO.
parcenors Joint tenants, and tenants in commons
Given under my hand this fifth day of August
AID. 1851.
HENRY DICKINSON.
Columbus, Miss, Aug. 7, 81. 19:Bm.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-28

ID ESPECTFULLY offers his professional SER
n vices to the citizens of Columbus and its
vicinity and hopes by close attention to business
to merit share Of their patronage. He may be
found al all times when not any where else, at
his office or residence both on the same lot with
the City Hall. Immediately south of it; formerly
occupied by NJ. ]. Howard
Auoust 8. 1850. 16-tf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-28
POPE & BROTHER.

WHOLESALE AND RETAH
No. SO Commerce, and 40 Front Streets
a RE constantly receiving fresh supplies Oh
n every article in their line, which they ofeJ
on reasonable terms. Their stock consists in
part Of Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Flour, Bacon,
Whiskey, Lard, Nails, Raisins, Tobacco &C.
Mobile, March, 1851 46-tf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-28

ABERDEEN. Miss. March 81, 1851.
l hereby certify, that have been using DR.. L.
c. Glover's "Anti-Periodic Pills" in my family
for two years past, and have no hestency in say
ing, they are preferable to any remedy have ev-
er used TO stop Chills and Fever. In fact, / have
not failed in a single instance in stopping the
Chill the first trial and they produce no bad
effect, but leave the system in q pleasant condi-
ton.
Ihave known them used by Others with equal
good success. l knew them given in old
chronic case, where other medicines had failed.
They fully succeeded in making a lasting cure.
take pleasure in recommending them to the
public generally. JAS. D. McALISTER.
NoxuBEE CorsTx, Miss. Feb. %, 1851.
You desire to know
of me what success have met with as Agent
for your Medicines. The people here have been
generally healthy the past year, but nOtwithstan-
ding this, have disposed of good deal of them,
and in every instance that l have heard of when
properly used, they have given the greatest sat
lisfaction. At the time received your medicines,
/ had a case of Chronic Chills in my family Of
twelve months standing, TO which | had given
a great deal of Quinine, and occasionally a
dose of Blue Mass; all only served to deblitate
and make the case worse The first time | tried
! your @Anti-Period:c Pills, they broke the Par
l"Chronie ChIls'' and effected permanent cure.
/ I have had your "Bayberry Syrup used III sew
leral cases OF Bowel Complaints ind always with
the very best success, both in cases Of children
and adults. believe to be not only an efec-
tual preparation, but one that is perfectly harm
less. Respectfully,
ELISHA. w. D0TSON.
MoNRot County Miss. March 20, 1881.
Dr.. GLOVER,
Dear Sir--T have been using
your "Bayberry Syrup inmy family, and car
i il, that i believe II to be not only safe. but
more effectual medicine thanany which have
ever used for the diseases Of the bowels.
Yours &C.
r RASPBERRY.
There can be no longer. any doubt proPerl.
entertained about the possibility OF there bems
found a remedy for Chilis without Qunine
my .Anti-Periodic Pills. have forever settie
THAT question. This has been iect anxious
Nv sought for, by the5proiession for many year
land should be hailed 0 grand disiderdtun !
the progress of medical science. Few if am
Z persons who are enlightened on the subject, vi
teny that Qninine stuperfes the brai and there
8 iby. blunts the faculties, destroys the memoir
dims the siaht, deafens the hearing and debit
tates the nervous system. hat general debilil
i Of the entire system stipefveIes, subjectin
i person the more readily, to any disease peenlii
: "a lis temperament With this array ofevil
who viii persist in the use Of Quinsne.
F80ies adopting tie use Of my medIcinl
8 wi lind then expenses Tor medicine cnFtailed
= feast one bali. Libefa ednctions will be MAJ
on rye demands
cGLOVER, AI D. Proprietor.
Ae1h SIDE liam Sired, Columbus IN
Z 500 Pea5 sEios psss sssssh, q. 4
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-28
BLAIR,S DRTG STORE.


lust received at this well known establish
y ment fresh supply of pure and genuine Ned
iciues, which will be sold on as favorable terms
as at any house IN the South. Physicians, plant
ers and others, are requested toc call and examine
the stock, which has been selected with great
care for this market. Wethink they will find it
equal, tf not superiorlas regards quality and va
rety, to any in the State; and making their pnr-
chase altogether from Importing Houses, they
are. enabled TO sell on as good terms as any Drug
House in the<South or South West.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully put up.
DR.. JAS w. HoPKlHs will attend to the pre-
Eseription DEPARTMENT. guarantee that all viii
be right IN that delicate and important part OF
the business
DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND CHEMICALS,
PAINTS AMDOILS. WINDOW GLASS,
PUTTY AND BRUSHES. DYE
STUFFS & GLASS WARE,
PERFUME Y AKDFINE
SOAP. SELL PENS.s&
SUPERIOR WRITING
a superior article of Sperm oil, Lard oil, al
ways on hand
LANDRETHs GARDEN SEEDS. eRoP 1850.
Pure old Brandy, Wines, Holland Gin & Old ia
maiea Rum Pure Scotch Whskey for
Medical purposes. and superior ar-
tiele of Tea. both Green and
Black, superior chewing
Tobacco and HAVANA
Cigars
Thankful Cor he patronage heretofore extend-
led othe House he hopes By strict attention and
a disposition is accommodates at low prices, 70
4 inefit he patronage OF discerning 2s9lle
feb20i 51.44iy JAMES BLAIR
GOPAEgTNEs SHIP
.iFNaF4E undersigned have. associated fheutselve:
for The purpose of transaetine Receiving
i Fofsvartlina md Commission business, ilnderth,
} lname and style 81 CHA AlBIsI2IslN s. DOYLE
|, LAT the Old stand formerly occupied 81 Jaee,
Marsh, where they asill be pleasea q see
friends as well as the friends of theirpreder
Jos. G. CHAMBE
WM q. D0YLF
Il 81 Nj = undersigned having sol
=. 70 Atessrs. halobeFlin &
ders his grateful acknol3l edme
aud solicits for his suceesso
their fapors.
i aug. 81 2Qs3Ir
q ~ "a Boxes Window
" sale ~
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ENTIRE NEW ST0CK.
z II Undersigned fH 90 N fS0NnS
speefIuIlg fnxife the = y = -

EsfII1 Undersigned nRH C00nSa
speefIuIls invite tle ss7s- : y y z =
ei6zeas d Golnmbhs aui II grounding
81 10 hes asge aad saad sonae stock oI6oods,
liIss fsea5veti and row opeaala consisting o.
Fancy uid Sta9ia Dfsea oods 81 ever syle aud
vs.riei y: Ctotftag. Hlfs. Caps Boas aaa Shoes
comprising ali the NV ssgles. gol atliess SEN
tlenlsn and Childferi Haedse4fr Aai5s, Bon
Gdshfngs, Reeaing ICES. Irasa Lit1lsls -, Sad
dsess Baatcs ll1attsfgaf 20 seFg tslass
Wee8 al1t Z lttsse kaFe. osla ~ qfttefes
usual 9 kspt u dhelT {58ies
q asal1icil @ ahieh hst eeaxed
lsassI ABI OF
CONSISTING &c renatlines Tissaes iaas Orr
es,td9s Ba9zafIaes EFenrs JQeoas. areges. "a.
bouni Cheeks, Plaid Six Tissues les E1ag-
.IisH ala French Prints, Priasla LAM, TEeach
afuslits Bagatli,e E,li5soided 1lnslias, &c. &c.
ALSO " xpect soon 10 receive some 300t
pair of Russo and We invite our friends L
q Ilsof which We vii sell on IS goods terms
teltle 10 cash Of on usual tine) as can q
boaa aa1 GOO eonse ID the city 81 Mobils
9LAItls fiII 81 'EIIe les 6 BIIsLUPS
1905 ~.
Anrrfsagt a.its M t1leIs SpEl
ss
N assofinse 81 il the above iioe Q
business Sc 20 ~ kept on hnno an
soldlow for cash 81 good paper BY
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-28
GEORGE FRAZEE,
merraamt EafIor.

HAS Just received n superior assortment OF
IL Black French Cloths and Cassiaieres; Faacu
CGssimeres and Cassinetts Plain and Figured
Satin Plain and Figured White Marsailles and
EnlbrOided MerimO Vestings; also large assert
nlent Of Shirts Under Shirts, Suspenders, Linen
aud Six Pocket Handkerchiefs + CraUats, Cloves,
Satin Stocks, Umbrellas, &c. &c. All of which
he will manufacture to order, or sell on the most
liberal terms. He would especially invite those
who buy tor cash to call and examine his assert
ment before purchasing.
Cnlm1,alnrs. Miss Anil II 1881 IL.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-28

DB()RGSAI LIS for carrying the mails o fln
n unilod States fIpm the 18th day of Ifeh.
ruarv 1852 Eexca ting those routes upder
whicha different day Of c8mmeneemenl =
specified 70 the Spth of June. 1851 iiael,,.
sive, IN Mississippi viii be re.eived. Fl tbo
Contract Office Of the Post Office Depart.
ment, IN the city q Washington, until 10 4
m Of the 8th day q December. 1851. ITO IL
decided by the 18tl day e tie same month
on The routes and iH tie manner and fims
hereinafter specified w
MISSISSIPPI.
5S4O From Austin, to Sterling, Ark. Ia
miles, and back'oncc week.
Leave Austin every Saturday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Sterling same day by II m:
Leave SterGngevery Saturday at | ON
arrive at Austin same day by SPIN.
0o4l From Fordsville, By Shady Grove, La.
and Sun, to Covington, 40 miles, and
back once aweek.
Leave Fordsyille every Wednesday at
ppm;
Arrive at Covington nextday by pm;
Leave CoviDgton every Tuesday at am
Arrive at Fordsville nextdays by IL m
Service on this route to commence Isl
July, 1852.
\ 5S42 From Greensboro, to Louisville, AZ
miles and back once week.
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday at /
Arrive at Louisville next day by pm;
Leave Louisville every Monday at s m
Arrive at Greensboro next day by liam
5S43 From Malcolm, by Cadeville, to Mead
Vile, IA miles, and back once week.
Leave Malcolm every Friday at m
y Arrive at MeadYille by II IN
Leave MeadvilIeeyery Friday at p m;
Arrive at Malcolm by 6 p M.
5844 From Natchez, to Church Hill, Is
miles, and back twice week
Leave Natehez every Monday and Thurs
day at pm;
Arrive at Church Hill same days b,
SPIN;
Leave Church Hill every Monday an,
Thursday at am;
Arrive at Natchez same days by II m
Service on this route to commence Is
July, 1852.
5845 From Vicksburg to Deer Creek, 81
miles and back once a week.
Leave Vicksburg every Tuesday at I'm
Arrive at Deer Creek by p m next day
Leave Deer Creek every Friday 7 m;
Arrive at Yicksburg by II IN next da
Service on this route to commence Is
July 1852.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-28
NOTICE.
The N, E. Land Dist. Columbus, Miss.

August 26, 1851.
TN pursuance of instructions from the General
j Land Office, under date Of 18th August, 1851,
we will at the hour of 10 o'clock forenoonn, on
Wednesday the first day of October 1851 receive
applications TO enter the following described
lands, heretofore withheld from sale, to-wit:
NJ OF n WI of Sec. .. Town. 10 Range 8 =
n FL Of III and WI
S Ei & FL OFFS W. &
sWi Of S WI of
WI OF N W4or " OF -
Fl OF N II of a27
NJ. DOWSING, Register.
G. X. CLAYTON, ReceiUer.
August 2sth, 1851. 22-1rn.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-28
OTTLEY q STARK,
Souih sac ID lT1In Sec.

I'0lIH oI0e- OF mann street.
old Stdndof Heargr, Mi,lltf d5 Co.
TNHE undersigned have formed copartner-
of conducting Mercantile business. IN tie Dry
Goods line, az the above welI knownold s1and--
where they have on hand tceli selected assort-
n1ent of
S7.aPLEsS F.aNCI DRY GOODS,
suitable for the Season md this marker; tooeth-
er with Ready made Ctothings ifaydeafs Qaenes-
tcare, SaddLery Sc.
We invite our friends and the Puphc % give
ne n cali and examine on stock, as we have no
doubt of being able to suit them IN Goods and
rT;ces John IL. OTTIEY,
r''S PETER STARK.
Columbus, June 10Th, 1850. Sly
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-28


riOr to any sold. II cures diseases ritb-
oat ponliting peyging, sickeHng or
debiItating the Patient.
The great beauty and superiority OF this SarSa-
parilla over all other medicines Is while il eraG-
Gates disease, it invigorates the body II j. ore
of the very best Spring and Summer medicines
ever known; it not only Purifes the whole system
and strengthens the person, but it creates new.
puIe and rich blood: power possessed by 10
other medicine. Andin this lies the great secret
of its wonderful success. 1t has performed with
in the last two years, more than 10000 cures o:
severe cases of diseases; at least 1000 were con-
sdered incurabie. 1t has saved the lives of more
than 5000 CHILDREN THE TWO PAST SEA
SONS alone.
More than 5000 cases of Chronic Rheuma-
tism;
1000 cases of Dyspepsia.
1000 cases of General Debility and want OF en-
|ergy.
1000 cases of the different Female Complaints;
1000 cases of Scrofula;
1,50O cases of the Liver Complaint;
$500 cases of Disease of the kidney and
Dropsy;
1000 cases OF the Gravel;
1000 cases of Sick Headache;
1900 cases of the Dropsy;
5000 cases of Consumption:
And thousands of cases OF the blood viz Ulcers.
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Pimples on the Face,
Scald Head letter, Neuralgia. &C., &c. together
With numerous cases Of Sick Headache. Pain in
the Slue ana Ohesti cplhal Auctions, &c
Hundreds of cases of Fits and Nervous Dis
eases, originating in Debility, have been entirely
cured, and thousands of cases of Dyspepsia, DiaT-
rhBa and Summer Complaint
ScrOfu1a Cured.
This certificate eonclnsively proves that This
SarsaparlIa has perfect control over the most Oh
stinate diseases of the Blood. Three persons
cured in one house is Unprecedented,
Three Children.
Dir. TotcnseHd-DeaT Sir: have the pleasure
to inform yop that three ofmy children have bec1
1cured of the ScroiHla by the use Of Your excel
lent medicine. They were afflicted very seveTeiv
with bad Sores; have taken only four botllvs; it
took them away, for which feel myself under
i great obligation. Yours, respectfully.
ISAAC w. GRAIN, los Mooster-st.
SoID By
JAMES JONES s CO.
Il Sign Of the Negro and Mortar.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-28

To- We are authorised to announce Col. G..
-. TAVPLEY, OF Jackson, candidate
for the office OF State Chancellor, at the ensuing
November election.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-28

r. VIZ are authorized to aHnounce f.. b.
GASTOA as a candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff for The county Of Lowndes at the ensu-
ing November election.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-28

~ WE are authorised to announce ROB-
ERT -. HADEN, as candidate for the
office OF Sheriff for the county of Lowndes, at
tie ensming November election.