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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-07
Transformers Of Great Men.

DR.. Humphrey of Louisville, in his dis
course on Henry Clay, gives the following
striking facts:
" Mr.. Clay was admitted to the Court of
Appeals of this state, in October, 1899. Du-
ring the period of his professional life, ten
judges of that court have died-Muter,
Todd, Grundy, Edwards, Tremble, Logan,
Boyle, Clark, Mills, and Rowan. At that
time Mr. Garrard was the Governor of the
State He and eight of his successors are
dead-Greenup, Scott, Shelby, Madison,
Adair, Desha, Breathitt, and Clark. Hun
dreds of his professional brethren have fall
len at his side; among those of his own gen
Grafton, we may name Bledsoe, Barry,
Breckenridge, Davis, Innis, Nicholas, and
Pope.
At the time we have taken as the COM
mencement of Mr. Clay's public life, Gen.
Washington was living. Now, not only
Washington but nine of his successors are
dead. He entered the Senate of the United
States in 1906 The president, vice-presi
dent, all the secretaries, all the judges Of
the Supreme Court, and nearly all his fel
low Senators of that day are dead. o.
those who have from time to time served
with him in the Congress, what crowds Of
eloquent and accomplished men, young eand
old, have preceded him into the eterna
world
In 1914 henegotiated the treaty of Client
His colleagues, Adams, Gallatin, Bayard
and Russell are all dead.
In 1924 he was candidate for the presi
, dency with jackson, Adams, and Crawford
In 1882 he was again candidate with Jack
son; and in 1914, yet again, with Polk
These his competitors, are all dead.
! In 1926 he became Secretary of State
Adams the president, Calhoun the vice-pres
ident, Barbour and Porter, the secretaries O
{ war, Southland the secretary Of the navy, an,
9 Writ attorney general, in that administra
I, ton, are dead. All the judges of the Su
preme Court of that dsy, with the venerabl
Marshal at their head, have been summone
Q to the bar Of higher tribunal. ct is az
: pointed unto men once to die; but after thi
t is the Judgment
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-07

VALUABLE SHEEP.-It is said that at
the late exhibition of the Vermont State
Agricultural Society, there were sheep of
the French merino breed present which
81 900 would not buy, and the stock from
which sells readily for from 200 to $3.50 for
ewes, and $50 to $500 for bucks.
The heirs of Robinson Crusoe have insti-
tuted a suit to recover the island of Juan
Fernandez, founding their claim upon the
ground that he was 'monarch of all he sur
veyed."
A western editor, in putting a village no.
tel, says that new tooth brush has been
supplied for the wash room, attached to a
strong iron chain so that the public viii al
ways be accommodated in that respect.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-07

THE KoH-I-NooR.-The recruiting of this
gem, which is unique in its kind, was finish
ed on Tuesday last. The expectations of the
Jewish artist who undertook this response
bic task have been fully realised, and the
misgivings of the scientific gentlemen, who
questioned the final success, refuted It is
now unsurpassed by any diamond above
ground in shape, lustre and beauty. Her
Majesty the Queen inspected the two small
er diamonds before her departure for Balmo-
raj, and expressed her high satisfaction with
the brilliancy and beauty given them by the
new process. The largest gem having left
the hands of the artisans employed for the
purpose, they have each received from the
hands of their employer, Mr.. Garrard, the
Queens jeweller, piece of silver plate, with
the model of the Koh-i-noor in the centre,
and bearing the following inscription Pre-
scented by Mr.. Garrard to Mr. Feeder and
Mr.. Voorzanger, in commemoration of the
cutting of the Koh-i-noor. Commenced the
10th of July, and finished the 7th Septem-
Der, 1852. "-Jeo0ish Chronicle.
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SOCIETIES IN LoWNDEs COUNTY.
EASONIC.

CCIrNrrS orGF. No. s.
s. 6. Frarl III, W. NJ. n. F. Goodwin, Sec'y.
Meet, nj Columbus. ON the l,t Friday ofeach
month.
TowNpFs Toner. No. ia
Meets a' Columbus on the Bird Friday of each
month
nArvry TrrecovR TcrGr. IA.
Sro'r T'r,rr.on. W NJ. Richardson Sec'y
Meet .. CHvford~vic. on the Bird Saturday
o. each '.r..l
C..rr - r. a. Cu4rTrR. No a.
C. ". 4 " ~ p. \. F. Goodwin. Sec'y
Nc"'- Columbus. on the LIST Monday after
lst Fri1 o. each month
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Annexation of Canada.

The Halifax On. So San, of the 18th
inst, has the following remarks in relation
to the future prospects of the British North
American colonies, and the question of their
annexation to the United States:
That there may be many amongst the five
hundred thousand constituting the popula-
ton of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick,
who think that annexation to the T. States
would benefit these colonies, may not be fact;
but that I" the great body of the people" par
ticipate in this sentiment we take upon our
selves to deny. In our present condition, as
colonists, we enjoy a full measure of civil
and religious liberty. So long as England
extends over US her impenetrable 8gis, anC
secures to US the beneficial use of rights ant
privileges as British subjects, we have moth
ing to desire. We are protected from for
uign aggression, and without being taxed tt
the value of form to pay and subsist ou
protector. We have the free and nearly un
restricted management of our local affairs
an immunity from vexatious intermeddlin!
of over-oficious Downing street thinkers anC
colouIal trlcKSIeTS' IFeulcate, tnen, as Tree
ly and as frequently as you may of FEEDER
al Union Of the Continental Colonies of
Viceroyalty, if you wiIl-but not a syllabl
of annexation. If times have been whe
such a connection were dreamed of as desir;
ble-asaway of escape from the annoyance
incidental to all petty despotisms, colonii
: more especially-that day, we congratulat
ourselves, is numbered with those before IL
food. If we tolerate incapable or bad ruler
the folly, fault and remedy together al
: chargeable to the people themselves. tt
colonists of British America are emphatica
e y loyal-deeply imbued with strong attac
: ment to British institutions Nor shall '
hazard much in adding
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Covenant LoDGF No. 20.
II. l. Bailey. N.G.. T. II. Williams, ccretary.
meets at Columbus. every Saturday night.
McKENpREE LODGE, No. 80.
Danl Williams. n. c.. n. n. Davis Secretary.
meets al Columbus every Monday night
FRIENDSHIP LoDGE. No. rs.
VI. r Glenn. " G.: w. Dowsing, Sr.. Sec'y.
Meets Barton, every Friday night.
To4WGBy EvchurNrNT No. 6.
II. L. Bailey. c p. H. Hale. Scribe-mects
at Columbus on the 1-r aud 3rdrursjays in
clnA ua.f'I
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-07

But, admitting for the sake of argument,
the aspiration of the mass of British North
American colonists to be for annexation, the
question arises, might other parties to the
compact be brought to agree? Upon what
condition, if any, might the South beinduc-
ed to concede preponderance so decisive in
the councils of the Union as such an acces-
sion to the free States must give to the North?
Annexation, were it desirable, is we believe
to be unattainable; but confidently anticipate
the period, not distant, when Nava Scotia
shall have become an integral part-the cen
tire, pOssibly-of a strong Anglo-American
confederacy; power rival, with mOnarchi
cal institutions, counterbalancing somewhat
the vast and increasing power of the collos
sal Republic on her borders. This event VIZ
believe to be in the womb of time; it viii
work out its own solution
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-07

whatever else they may do, to at least with
hold from HIM their support. This we in
tend to do.
ALEX. II. STEPHENS, of Ga.
CHAS. ]. FAULKNER, of Va.
W. BROOKE, of Miss.
ALEX. WHILE, of Ala.
JAS. ABERCROMBIE, of Ala
R. TOOMBS, of Ga.
JAMES JOHNSON, of Ga.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-07
DR. : RROWNRTGG.

HAS .moyrd TO the we'll known Office for
/ 1 m'-.v occupied 10y DR.. Logue. opposite
pope's .Io,rj where he NAV be found ready TO
attend PROMPTLY 10 professional calls in Column
bus. am ~ the surrounding country.
Columns. Miss Jan. LIST. 1852. 44-1y.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-07

Thirteen hundred emigrants arrived at
New York on Tuesday, the 28th ult., from
Europe, in four different ships.
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The coincidence upon this point between
one portion of the political press in N. Eng
land and the Abolition press proper, just at
present, is truly remarkable: the same argu-
ments, the same opprobrious epithets applied
to the members Of both Houses of Congress
from that section of the Union, who oppose
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-24
For Com mo wea,th's Auornies.

"a We are authorised to nnnounce JAS. GAR
LAND az a candidate for COMMONWEALTH Attorney for
the Corr. ration Cgprt Of Lynchburg,
May l7-ts
~ We are authorised TO announce ME r.
as IA candidate for Commonwealth At
trrn"y for the county of Amherst. lmay BITE
Es- We ar. authorised .oaunouuce G. A. WING
the oun'y of Bedford. tms4 3~1ec
~ We are authorised to announce DANlEL MARE
u candidate for the office of Commonwealth Alter
ity for the county of Campbell. April l2-'de
" We are authorised to announce JOSEPH MAR
TIN Esq, asa candidate for Commonwealth Attorney
for the county court Of Pittsylvania. mar 25-te
70 We mr.. authorised to announce JOHN G. MUIR
RELL candidate for the office of Commonwealth
Attorney. for tho county of Campbell, under the new
Constitution. Oct 30-ifts
~ We are authorised to state that EDWARD D.
CHRISTIAN is a candidate for Commonwealth At.
rorney, for the county of Campbell, under the new Con-
siitution. Oct 30-ifts
II We are authorized to announce ROBERT l..
KENT as a candidate for the Office Of Commonwealth
Ator ney for the county of Campbcll. Nov. Cts
re- We are requested toannouncc JOHN B. DAB
NEY a candidate for Commonwealth Attorney for the
county of Campbell. Dec i5-ifs
70 We are requested to state that Col. JOEL B.
is q candidate for Commonwealth Attor
ney. for the county Of Campbell, under thcncw Con-
stitution. Oct 30-ifts
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May 24-ls

Nix. EDIToR Ar article in your paper of the Goth
inst. has just met my eye-containing a false churge
and several m~isstatements in reference to a meeting held
in New London, to nominate a Magistrate for this leigh
borhood. l have no idea Of doing more than giving you
q statement of facts, leaving the public to judge as to the
truth of the charge referred to. The idea Of holding n
meeting was first suggested by n highly respectable gen.
tleman living 7 or 8 miles from New London, and who
by the by did not attend it. Written notices were
put up in different places in the neighborhood-Publi
notice was given at the Regimental Muster the day pre-
vious, and it was more numerously attended than any
meeting held in the district, and there have been sever
al, or in the county, l believe. When the meeting was
called to order, q motion was made to postpone. on tho
ground that the meeting was too small, which Was vo-
ted down. and very properly l think, for any one con-
versant with public meetings, held for the purpose OF
nominating candidates must be aware, TINT twentyodd
members 10 a pretty respectable number for n n%eighbor-
hood. that does not contain many more than twice that
number of voters. Three names were put in nomination,
and Mr.. Carter received IN overwhelming majority,
and was accordingly declared the nominee. l could
say more Mr. Editor. I too could bring charges and
more than that, prove the n-but l forbear. It's to be
regretted that when we are about to put our new Con.
stitution into operation, in regard to the effect of which.
there are 80 many bright anticipations, that now, when
the people are about to discharge a highly important
and delicate trust. prejudice md feeling should in
any degree control the election.
tmy24li1 NEW LONDON.
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For Clerks Of Circuit Court.

y We are r. quested 10 announce GES. D. ROBES,
(tie present inc unnbent.) a candidate for the Clerkship
of the Circuit Court of the corporation Of Lynchburg,
at The ensuing election. may lO-wte
sY We are req uested to announce D .TAPSCOTT
a candidate 70, CLERK OF the Circuit Court of Am.
herst.
April2 20 -w4w Republican copy.1
20 We are authorized to announce Mai. THOMAS
LEFTWICH a candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the
Circuit court of Bedford county. March 29-te
r We are nu, horizeJ to announce ROBERT TINS
LEY (the present Clerk as a candidate for the Clerk
ship of the Orc pit Court of Amherst county.
march lS-tde
EP~ We arr. requested to announce ALFRED s.
REID as a candidate for the Office of Clerk of the Cir.
cult Court OFT am Pbell county. Nov l7-ifts
To the Voters Of Campbell County.
1.-THE solicitation of many OF my friends. I announce
myselfa candidate for the office of Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Can rpbell county. Having acted as an as.is-
tant in that. a nd several other Clerks Offices for nearly
four years, | Aat1er myself that (f elected) I shall be
able to disch, urge the duties of the Office in a satisfactory
manner.
Nov. 6-tsif j. NEWTON GORDON.
EXANDER, a candidate for the Clerk.hip in the Cir
cut Court fo + Campbell county. Nov lO-ifts
CB~ We a re ;authorizoI pa announce LEO DANIEL,
jr., as cardieiate for the office Of Clerk Of the cir.
cult court of A nherst county. Dec 4-ifts
e We are authorized to announce JOS. MARSH n
candidate for the Clerkship Of the Circuit Court Of
L%ynchburg at the ensuing election. may 0-tde
- We are authorized to announce JAS. w. DUN.
NINGTON n candidate for the Cierkship of the C ircuit
Court Of Lyn.:hburs. may IO-,de
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We are authorized to announce THOMAS DIILARD.
n candidate for The Office Of Commissioner Of the Reve-
nue.. for the Lynchburg District.
May 20-if27m
II We are authorized to anr ounce NJ. r. HURT,
Esa'R, a candidate for the Commissioner Of the Revenue
of the county of Franklin. may l0-tde
" We are authorised To announce ROBERT JOHN
son as a candidate for Commissioner Of the Revenue
in the Western District Of Campbell county.
(may 6-te1 Rep copy.
II We are authorized To announce Col. ALLAN
J.. WYLLIE, a candidate for the Office Of Commits
sioner offhe Revenue for Campbell county.
March 29-fs
~ We are authorised TO announce JAMES p.
SMITH as a candidate for Commissioner of the Reve.
nue. fora mherst county. mar 25-te
~ We are authorized to announce Mr.. FRANCIS
THORNTO a candidate for Commissioner Of the
Revenue for the county "fCampbel1. Dec l-tsif
~ We are authorised to announce DAVID HOFF-
A a candidate for the Office Of Commissioner Of the
Revenue for the Western District ofthe county ofCamp-
bell. Jan 5-tsif
q We are authorized to announce RO. o.. boss q
candidate for Commissioner Of the Revenue fcr the
county of Campbcil. Jan ''-"ts
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LATEST NEWS.


- 0Coea - S80
Our readers in this vicinity, will not be sur.
Prised to learn that our truly great fellow.
citizen. Judge b. G. BALDWIN. Is no more
He died on yesterday morning.
However long and confidently this mel
anchoIy event may have been expected. by al
those acquainted with the nature and ravsgss
Of his painful disease. il cannot be less felt BY oil
who ppreciate true greatness. to he a stroke
of no common severity on our community and
the Stale.
Our columns forbid a more extended notice.
and we leave to some abier hand the mealan-
choly pleasure Of tesiify'nx to the many noble
and excellent qualities which Distinguished the
deceasrd while living, and call forth from u
wide circle of admiring friends: the most SIN
cere expressions Of monrnfmI regret no~t that
he is no more.-Stax~ton Spectator, May 10
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We IRE requested to say thnt Hmm C. Kyle has
Withdrawn ss a candidate for the Sheridalty of Amherst
county. ma colt
~ We are authorised to announce CHRISTIE
FHER CLARK a candidate orthe Sherfalty Of Camp
bell county. apl 29-te
" We are authorised to announce JOHN O. TAY-
LOR a candidate for the S~heriaalry of Campbell coun-
~. April l2-tde
e We are authorised to announce JOHN BOOTH
n candidate for the Sherifa'y, for the county of Frank
lin. April SITS
Ey We are authorised to announce Colonel GREEN
B. BOARD rs u candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of
Bedford county. at the first election under the new
constitution. He pledges himself. if elected, faithfully
TO discharge the duties Of the Office. Feb 23-ifts
We are authorisedto announce WILLIAM s. MY
LER a candidate for the ~Sheriaalty for the County
Of Bedford. Jan. Lifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-24

THE MAINE Logon LAw.-On Wednesday
the Governor Of Massachusetts, vetoed the
Maine Liquor Law bill which had passed the
Legislature. This act of heroic bravery on
the part Of the Governor occasioncd, says the
telegraph. great rejoicing among the tiplers
and tavern keepers" who were making ar
engagements TO fire FIVE hundred guns on the
common. The Sc nate. however, in the pIeni-
tude Of its Indignation. endravored to pass the
law in spite of the veto. but failed by a vote Of
% to IS. A new bill was then introduced to
meet the Governors principal objection. pass
cd and sent to the House of Representatives.
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LYscHBuRe, May 5th, 1852.

LYNcHBuRG, May 9Th, 1852.
Gentlemcn: Your communication of the Sd inst, re-
questins me to allow you to present my name AS can
didate for the office Of Commonwealth Attorney for the
corporation Of Lynchburg is before me.
Unwilling as l should be under other circumstances to
ann ounce nv name as a candidate for any Office. vet
when am solicited, in such complimentary terms, by so
respectable a number of citizens. to permit them to use
my name in connection with an honorable and distin-
guished office, l frunkly confess, ii would not only be in
consistent with my own feelings, but violative Of my
sense of duty, to decline their request. Need I ado, if
it shall be the pleasure Of the voters of Lynchburg, to
confde this important frnst TO my hands, l shall endeav-
or to discharge my duty fearlessly and faithfully.
Thanking you for so Aattering an evidence Of your
regard and confidence, and with the assurance, ifelect-
ed, that no effort shall be wanting on my part to prove
that your confidence has not been misplaced,
am your friend and obi serv't,
WIN. B. ROANE.
To Mes.rs. Purvis, Mosby and others.
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= YNCMRVRG VIRGINIA LANE

- ~GENCY.-1he undersigned. by request OF
sellers has established in the town of Ly, chbuyg anH
CIV, for the sale Of Lnnd, the object Of which Is 10 ai ~
facilities both to tine purchaser and seller % Lane
will keep constantly in hi@ Office. correct md tbor.r }
descriptions ot,arm-for sale, including qsaiity y
location. price, reuns, and all other information can
tiul To be known by one DESTROYS Of purchsing' in iN'
way persons who are unacquniated with the coua,iy
and wishing tn purchase, can without delay hive ,tcA u
plantation pointed out to Them That would likely suit
their wishes, and the purchaser and seller could ~ rnco
be brought together. and ON the ether hand, seller rnr
bring their land to the notice of.those who nre dir, y
concerned, without notoriesY, which is often %unplcnsr
within itself. Persons who wish the aid of this ofiire
selling, must give q fall and correct description oftt
land, in order that n fair and candid representation r.
be made 10 the purchaser. This agency will be adv
tised in all the most prominent agricultural papers.
TERss-Tcn dollars for entering n farm on discriptir,
book, snd "a pr cent when the land is sold. Any pc
~on wishing to buy land in this sectisn " csuniry, al i
will describe as near as possible the kind ofPlace thu
ws,ld moss likely suit them n. regards location and
quality, viii be notified IL such a farm should be put IN
the market b TAX, cccasion IN soy that no land will IL
boa ght and sold by me On speculation
t. OGce2 doorsbelow tho Post Office. where / can
befound All communications post paid, will be prompt
ly attended No. BENJAMIN WINES.
-rcav 1n-ts
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To the Voters
of SereaM Disfricf, CampbeU County /:

" ceCeWfH DtStStct, uWPOe C"HHty.
We propose thai in voting for Magistrates in this d, trcs,
We consider it divided into four divisions, thus: All
South side ofold Charlotte road form Jordan's to Glenns
first Ward,-I. Lindsey and w. c. Penow are recon-
merded ~ Msgistrates in this ward. From said road
down Opossum Creek and to Lynchburg to form anotb-
er Ward-and NJ 8. Langhorne. Jas. L. Brown. Az.
Snider. Saml. Tvree and A. !. Perrow are recommend
cd for Magistrates. From OPossum Creek down Char
lotte road to the Dutehman's Branch. down said Branch
to Nj. olivet to the county line. to comprise the 3 dward
and VIM. F. Wood, N. 4. Hobson and Joseph Stone.
are recommended for Magistrates. All the lower part
of the district not embraced in the above boundaries to
form the fourth ward-and Stephen Diuguid, Jesse
Thornhiil and Joshua Thornhill are recommended for
Mag
Bv selecting some one of the above named gentlemen
in Zach of these Wards, there will be an equitable divis-
ion Of ,e this important Office in the district.
Capt. Stephen Perrow ST., will be supported in Die
trict No. 7 for Overseer Of the Poor.
Inns, 3l-2i1 MANY VOTERS.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

LYxcHBURe, May, 22th, 1852.
TOBACCO.-The receipts increasing, and markets for
medium descriptions not SO animated, inspections for the
week 81 hhds. sales at auction of233 hhds-, us follows;
is hhds, ut from e. so to O.; % hhds.. at from % to "a;
80 hhds., at from a to IS; 81 hhds., at from IS to &6; 26
hhIs.. at from $6 to ~; Is hhds., OF from q to g.; 90
hhds, at from IS to $40; % hhds., at from $40 tn els;
IA hhds. al from SIS to $25. Tho receipts Of Loose to-
bacco very large. and should it SO continue, for a week or
ten days longer, prices must materially decline. As our
manufactures have not the room to stock it away, plan
trrs will therefore find il to their interests to prise 1t
neatly and in good order.
WIN. I. SMITH, Comm Msrsh't.