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DIANO.FORTES from NEW

DI N U y II Z . HO'
SCALES. p. WARNER CO. NO. 81 5 DIone'
-, -. -, xs nnhc sttsptio I Lheir s,ock Of ROSE
WOOD PIANO FORTEs, Just manufactured tom then
new and greatly improved scsles These mstrnneou en-
brsr. .o- ponts Of exc. Hence entirely original and nov
he found in any Others made in the United States sq o
example - sundry maternal improvements In the ses es ~
eLopULAR socRETED TUBULAR B.Rs &c &c 1ney arc as
the very best materials and by the aOles workmen 20 W
found 10 ,e country are warranted in all re''sc ana are
sold on favorable terms Secondhand Piano Portes <eA
10 e. change. wareroon No all Broadway, New.for1-
DRlNCE 81 CO.'S MELODEONc'-
II The original Prince keodsoa whiss "a d.. ~ sh"s.
- for yearA and proved itself hyperion VA
Of any other pnske can be bad only Of the soe
HALL . SON RIO 80 Broadway. topposH us -,
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A LBANY, TROY ana LEBANON
IA sPRlNG3.-fhs ears Of the NETWORK .ns HAB-
lem RAILROAD lesve the City Hall Station, Nevfofs.
osily Sundsys e1oep,ed,J 81 10 cloak NJ Mail Train
30 ChshAD -Four Cornen connecting With Western 8aoss
OF Albsay ana Troy Lebanon SpTiofr ?stsssld Spdsf
asld and other intermediate Stations
Al O'clock p. Accommodation frsn W Cnstnsn
-Four Correr. connecting with Wessin Railroad sns Eas.
~ Passenger for Lebanon 6prinp will take the IL
osIook, A. M frsiu 20 Chatham, Westsn Railroad b
Canaan snd Stse 80 sssaCn arriving early the sos
U ELOAE, saosrotsnss8
Tar, gnu,uth NJ
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NTH ESrING TO CAPITALISTS.
CELF-sTOPPiNG HYDRANTS.--

~ Bsthoomews Patent have been sir years in erteasive
psspe strong. dursbe not broken esteessly or BY chill
ereD e TunDing DO not burst pioe, not likely TO
SseEe cb.apy repaired without sDy oissins up nouole
by dsns Tor Two yatds Sold By the Plumbers Made at
No "a MaIion-st
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NEW ROUTE. RUTLAND 10 TROY,

IN via BENNINGTON-Opeai Of the WESTERN
VERMONT ana TROY ard BOSTON RAILROADS.
making the Line complete from MONTREAL TO NEW
YORK and the only yns the Through Msn and
Express between NEW.YORK and MONTREAL.
from Bellows Falls and Burlington at 10 ~ NJ, arriving
in Troy 1t SO M also, up,u the arrival Of the trs,ns
.5P NJ passing through delightful and romantic section
Of Vermont which has formed interesting part OF the
history OF the State
Tickets 70 b. Or cured ct the Stations OF the Rutland and
Burlington Railroad and Of the CONDUCTORS 90 tie cars
Be your baggage 10 checked BY Western Vermont
Route
Tni, Is the shortest ard only through without change Of
eaggase) route betw Rutland and Troy.
w. 8. JOHNSON supt. W. Vt T. h
s. y JOHNSON. Supt B. r. K
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IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate

II ohs Cosry 81 New YORK. sareSy all pr~oas
having cams ssgs. estate OF GEORGE STOUT se the
Cv New iors, deceased, to the with vouchers
thereof 20 he subscriber G his place 81 business No. s sead
the Cry before the scond Jay OF Ysbra-
AIRY NEXT -Daiei New fofk. the day Srp,stn5sr, 1874
- ,auomlhF JAMks d. STOUT. Administrator.
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DANBURY and NORWAIK RAIL-

IL RoAD-on and Ater Sept 3, the 6r,~ips trs.ns
Will leave Daroury:
as NJ VITA passenEerS eooneetin. at South Nor
Eew-Y6rk. 81 SJ5 A. NJ. " -
Sis NJ, VII passengers and freight ooupectsnr with
Trains 70 Danbury will leave South NorvLi
go A. NJ with passengers and freight receiving pss.
d. train n M Nsw.York
2 5iOP ~ with PASSENGERS only. receiving psassnsers
from the New.York and New. Haven $50 P NJ TX.
ore Train from New York ana TIA 20 trar
tom New.Hayeu HARVEY SMITH, supsrint.ndsal
Dsnbury, Sept -, lS52
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L,Ok BOSTON vi. NEWPOkT enc


NJ EW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW W.
~ YORK snd PHILADELPHIA 1iIecL-U. MALI
snd EXPRESS LINEs-Throusb In 81 hOurs-New-Jer'sJ
ssilrosd eia Jesey City lssyiIs New Yors aeA Gi
Of CouItsndt st "a. n and 5! p NJ Libsnya Lesvn
ShilAdelphis st II! and A and 81 P. from fool OF
Wslnuta Fave reduced 10 81 for st slss spt q v I
sceCnd-clsa
gALTiMOhE wAshIEuYUH ,na CHARLEsros
through sVd In the nes aud through bsss.s
carried In the A. n. and - y. L1s tn~ Nsv-Yo'l
9TH thnoush sorductors
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CINGER'S SEWING MACHINE
CTEAM VESSELS, STEAM ENGINES

~ -Mapufacturiog machinery and mill work embracing
water wheels and cotton machinery from the best
shops ao worbs drawings for erecting the same Draw
fpRs for acbrs makers ard for patents furnished bJ
No rs Merchants Exchange.
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CHEAP PATENT ROOFING-Dons
~ rough plank for A cents per ootover un or sin.
eles 81 and warranted BY GOODWIN No 20 seHss
n nesy Hudson
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NlANk RlnlKS. PAPER and STA-

Id TIONERv STORE No n Msiden'lsne-FaAN-
CTS LOUTREL sell all goods 10 their line at low prices
make 10 pattern any style of Boob required print Cada
Cnculsra Bls Checks, &c. Envelopes Copying Presses
Contractors Time Boob Writing Papers very cheap, Nots
Pspe1s add Fancy Sta doneD niiee, Che,snsn, Gard.
foId Letter WeTs Gold Pens 80 Diaries for ts53 jun
published. IhhNCto Ivy thEh
Statiopers Printers and Bookbinden. n Maden-lans.
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COOkE BROTH Frs 81 CO.,
~ GENERAL COMMISSION NERO AANfs,
San Francisco
Agents for the purchase and shipment Of Merchandise f
The California and Oregon Harkefs No IS 0re-nwiehs-
New York JOSEPH COOKE.
GEO. LEWIS COOKE.
}. J. C. L co. offer right drsfts On San T.nGiseo n
Sums TO suit.
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Wotey Ture.
fenaI Notires

IN PURSUANCE Of AN ,,,,,rr -, rnr ,,,rrurste
. Solny OF Ne~ fork sfperpsrs
na'ns eaas sszs. ANDREW NcLgAN a.. ofths Cy Of
deceased, "a ercs-nt the sith yoaebsfs
,ne'so 20 ne escnoe Al The oce Of acah Esq.,
", n 's Cy OF New fort e-rs stA aay %
fvousy aert D4.ed New foh the lstA asy
Ggi9 IaN6zTh MARY ncITtS sS,r,,s..,.,-,
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DRINCE q CO.'S MELODEONS.-
Mafhinerp, or.

DOILERS for SALE.-Three Marine
n ~. -, -, "a he sod cheap. Terms easy.
Al, DO MANY CHAs W. COPELAND
Consulting Ensineer No "a Broadway.
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DLANK BOOKS aud STA rlONER4.
- GEORGE II BELL. No l53 Nssssnst, cootnues
to supply oil articles In the Stationery lne such ~ Copy
ice Presses wiring and Note Papers OF every
Vine Books ain ald Fancy Stationery Also, pnLhog.
Ruling and BIZ ding e,ecuIed with neatnes and dseatcn
GEORGE II. BILL La ~ ststioner, No '58 Nassau Of.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
sETECT MEDICINES.

Cinchona Rubra, Rheum lndcum and True
rnrkcy Cs,bo LiqnL Cloves Cinnamon, Opium
Rloo6 Root Golden Seed White Ginger, Kino,
Cn,aebn. Gum Arubiac Gum. Guiac. Columbo,
and general assortment also fresh supply
of every article in the Drug line, intending the
now and most fashionable. suohRs Phosseleat oil
Lime. Iron nv Hydrogen, Extract of Opium
Dupuy's Elixir Opium, Arn,ca Flowers, Bella
dona Leaves, &c &C., nj
JAS. JONES & co.
Sign of'Negro 6 Mortar.
Jan. 18th, 1851, 4l-tf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
MARRIEn

In Lexington, Miss, at the residence Ct
William Mcmillan, on Thursday evening,
9Th inst, BY Row j. A Godfrey, MgsOscAR
A. f. MEEK, Of Carrollton, Carroll county
TO Miss ADALINE NJ. JOHNSON, OF Holmes
county
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
DENTISTRY.
o DAVIDSON

AfANt-AlI AIitAF.u1N,
+ I AVING permanently located in Columbus.
! / Missis prepared 10 execute all work in
operative dentistry in finished style, aud the most
durable manner.
DR.. d.. upou solicitation. viii promptly attend
TO any eases requiring lds services, IN the sur
rounding country. and with eight years eXpe-
ricnce in the profession, he knows of no such
word as FAIL i'm his operations.
~ Odce corner of Market and Washington
Streets, opposite Pope's Hotel, and nearly opPo-
site adys jan IS, lS52.-4l::3t.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

- ESP Sc 49, Offers ais 3sfofessiousl So
vices g he ei5zeas 81 Coinmhae and 81
slelpats Rsas hopes p ose attention % business
toaies{t share Of tlseif patronage. He may 81
found ta1t tunes, when lol any where else, Ut
his ohce or residences, both en- the same lot with
the City Hal. Immediately sorth of it, formerly
occupied by 81. j Howard.
August 8, isae. 1e-;f.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
PIANO & FURNITURE WARE ROOM
]. WOMELSDORFF,

TAKES this methed ofmtormiug the public
u that he has remoYedAis Cabinei Ware Room
10 the brick lionsc on Market ST, nearly oppo-
sites Haden K Reads Grocery Store, where he
intends keeping on hand we'll made assortment
OF Household and Kitchen Furniture, such as,
Bureaus, Bcdacads, WardrObcs Wash-s Ia
DIES, Safes, Looking Glasses, Chars, Mattresses
&c., which he will sell atprees o suit the times.
lie has Just received direct from one of the most
celebrated Piano manufactures in the United
States, four choice PIANOS which he will sell
at small advance on New York prices, for
Cash Persons wishing TO purchase would do
well 10 call aud examine for themselves
N. B Ia addition to the above branch Of his
business. he will personally attend to the duties
OF Undertaking with neatncss and despatch
whenever called upon 10 do 30.
j. WOMELSDORFF.
Ian I5fh 1871 diff
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

COLUMBUS FEfs LIE IlgsIFpUTE
THIS Institution VIII Commence Is reouial
session on Monday the 6th day nf OcToBEn
next and the Trustees with confidehoe recom-
mend q The hberal patronage 81 tie public,
as ~ enter upon Che fourth yearof is exist-
usefilness.
The services 81 MI. III. II EcCAis, have been
engaged as Prncipal asgentlemah who gradna-
Jed With distinctions at the University of North.
Carolina, and a native OF that State and who Il
inevery way highly qualified TO- take charge of
such an institutions possessing not only all the
requisites for such station, asa scholar, but
4 bringing with him much experience as a teacl,-
ler. The very best Assistants the country can.
afford will be brought to the aid of the Princi-
pal.
The Importance Of sustaining female SEMI
nary q high order in Columbus IS, we believe,
4 teitand acknowledged BY all. We present the
Columbus Female Institute as admirably calen-
iutedto supply this want and therefore as wor-
THY of I'LL encouragement
We have engaged able and accomplished n-
4 suuctors; the course of study is full, thorough
and finished the buildings and grounds are
sl9well ndaptedfor the purposes of a7large Female
A Schools the location is heaihinl, pleasant, and
retired, and no exertions will be spared on the
part ofthe Trustees to make it one OF the first
Institutions of the Southwest. To accomplish
this, we only invoke the patronage OF liberal
public and those especially who feel an interest
infostering Southern Institutions for the educa-
ton Of the rising generation.
Rules and Regulations:
7 The scholastic year is diyidedinto two sessions
lof five months, commencing respectively on the
FIRST Monday in October and March.
No Pupil will be received for a shorter period
than one session, but can enter at any time and
will be charged from the time of entrance.
. No deduction for tuition will be allowed, ex.
: cept from continued sickness, and that, at the
! discretion Of the Principal In deductions tol
q board, no fraction less than half month will b6
= considered.
Ii IS the wish and Recommendation Of tht
: Trustees, that all the pupils from abroad, shoult
!, board at-the Institute.
The Young Ladies who board in the Institute
i will not be allowed to attend balls parties, o
4 receive visits except relatives. Their expendi
II lures and visits will also be supervised.
r. The tuition and board for each scholar will in
q variably be required to be paid one half in ad
vance the other half at the end ofthe session.
IS TERMS:
. Preparatory Department., per session, SIS
II Fourth Glass, per session, 10
Third Class, 20
Second Class 90
First Glass, = 20
Languages (each) 10
Music on the Piano Guitar, IS
Use Of Instrument for practising, 5
Drawing and Painting. IS
Ornamental Needework 10
Contingent Expenses
S. Board per Month, Including lights,
in washing. bed and beddng) 10
81 Young Ladies. boarding III the Institute. mu:
furnish their own towels; and every article {
I'd clothing must be distinctly marked with III
r owners uame.
e GEORGE R. CLAYTON.
N President OF the Board of Trustee
(DiHD,GUS Hiss Srpt 1881.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
GuarranIy Fund 100000.
BLAIR,S DRUG STORE.


JUST received at this well known establish-
iciLes, which will be sold on as favorable terms
as at any house in the South. Physicians, plant.
ers and others are requested to call and examine
the stock, which has been selected with great
care for this market. We think they will find il
equal. az not SUPERIOR as regards quality and va
riety, TO any in the State; and making their pnr-
CHASE altogether from Importing Houses, they
are enabled TO sell onas goodlerms, as any Drug
House in the South or South West.
Physicians Prescriptions carefuIly pat Up.
DR. JAS. w. HOPKINS win intend to the pre-.
seription Department. guarantee that all vii
be right in that delicate and important part O.
the business
DKuG>. I.:Dl INES, AND CHEMICAL s,
PAlNT~ NMDOTLS. WINDOW GLASS,
PUTTY AND BRUSHES, DYE
STUFFS & GLASS WARE,
PERFUMEkY AkDFINE
SOAP, SEEi. PENS. &
SUPERIOR WRITING
INK
A superior article OF Spsrr, Oil, Lard Oil, al
ways on hand.
LANDRETH's GARDEN SEEDS, CROP 1850.
Pure old Brandy, Wines, Holland Gin & Old ia
naica Rum, Pure Scotch Whiskey for
Medical purposes, and superior ar
tce OF Tea, both Green and
Black, superior chewing
Tobacco and Havana
Cigars.
Thankfulfor the patronage heretofore extend
ed 10 the House, he hopes by strict attention an
a disposition TO accommodate. at low prices, t
merit the patronage of discerning public
feb205l44.1Y JAMES BLAIR,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
TRUST SAL.


TlgY virtue of a deed ii trnst execnted by San
ID ford o. White onthe i0llI day Oh 0cfoberinI
lie year eiglteen huatretl and thirty seven. to
secure the payment OF note. bearing date May
30ttl. 1897, III favor Of Pascal Wade for the
sam Of three thousand dollars, which deed is etll-
ysreeorded il the Office Of lie Probate Clerk for
No. s. pages 33J, 336 and 337, i viii proceed to
sellto the highest bidder on Saturday Tie 9Th
day ofsJanuarg, 1892, before the Cont House
ri, betwecnthe hours Of tseelve and one O'clock.
the following properly. to-sgt tie uneiv idesl in-
teIest OF four negroes vi: Nancy, Adelines Jei-
negro by the name of fholaas, digion 10 the
ID tlie plan or tie town o Columbus 9iississlp-
pins No Iils9nare No.3 north d Mails stree
also the right title and Htefes SAID Whine d
the east hall Of south eas quarser d sectlon
thirty zone. township seventeen. south OF fstnge
eighteen west coatlinIng segenfs -nine 37-100l
aeTes more or less. also ne west half d soul|I
ea atarte rssaia and toUnsliips
also notlh halt east half Of soul guar
serffon ana pysasli non
atsafIei ofea aar1er s.
ton sixteen snshipe RANGE
el1ilteen west eontalnlrg 75-le0|
acres more OF less, md north east half
of nor east qpartet sec 80 alia nsilip
-all fbe above lands i'll The county &c
kogAa lgis te
abpTe loPsi s a
sI pstee.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
CRAFTS
COLORED DAGUERREOTYPEs.

T CRAFT respectfully informs the citizens
y OF Columbus aud vicinity that lac has taken
rooms in she CITY Hall. where lie is at all times
prepared 10 execute the most correct and life
Ike Dagu"Tcotype.
Ladies and Gentleman are invited TO call and
examine specimens.
n. B-Iikursscs taken equally we'll in cloudy
weather aud pua up in alIstylcs OF the art.
Jan. Sii. ioj1. lO--tf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

KUBEkI UIIS, MAS lex,
{ Al reports fotbc coHtfa1y aofujthstonIing)I
WILL leave Mobile every Saturday Evening
wv at o'clock-arriving nj Columbus on
Monday evening. Returning. will leave CO.
lumbus every Tuesday Morning, ats o.cloekg
NJ Arriving in Mobile on Thursday Evening.
NovembeT, 1881. eft.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
Eight Day Packet for Aberdeen.
GAY & BROTHER


just received their stock Of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, which with their stock
on hand render their assortment rerv desirable
fhey feel thankful for the very liberal patronage
extended 10 them and respectfully solicit COD.
.inuation Of the same. They invite
PLANTERS & COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
g an examination Of their
Extensive and Splendid Stock
before they purchase elsewhere:
iSta3Ole Dry Goods, Georgia Gable Cord
herseg, Heoty Negro Biankets, E.rtro
Super Point and -Nacktnaao Blaa-
keis, Hats, Boots and Negro
Shoes, DC, dc,
which they think cannot be purchased either in
this market or Mobile on better terms.
Winter Clothing Stock,
y heavy sad general.
F.aTcY GOODS,
Fashionable and Rich and very beautiful
Splendid Party Dresses,
Super Silks. Cashmers, Merinoes, and De Laias,
sllperfnc White and Colored Grape ShawIs-
Cashmere and Cashmere Ditto, &C., &c
Gold and Silrsl- Leuer Watches-
RICH JEWELRY
Silver, Ten, Desert aud Table spoons; Geld
and SilTeF speeks. &c.
.Saddlery, Hardseare, Bood Hare, Iroa
Hare, Gldss, lhnsQ, aud Stone Chf8a,
Blacksmih ~ q z strning Tools
DOUBLE BARI1EL GLAS
FINE CHERINe ToBAceo &c,
November zsh' 1851 se-sE
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
MOBILE IRON STORE.

D-ABE 81 AY N0LDS,
DEALERS IN
Mill Rocks Boiling Cloths Mil Gear. Bar
Iron, Mill Irons, and Hardware generally.
No. p Wuter Sr.e, 8ipbae.
MarcI IL ia-6ln&
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
Valuable Town Property for sale!!!

: Valuable Town Property for Sale!!!
THE house and lot in Columbus, known as
il the former residence Of Pasehall 3. Wade, |
and now the property Of his heirs, is offered forl
sale. This site is one Of the most eligible in
town for dwelling house, being very near o
the business part of the city, and yet completely
removed from the tumult and dust of the more
public thoronghfares The building is large, of
imposing appearance, and commodous siruc-
ture. The lOtis saaeiouss and allas onsii al the
necessary outbildIngs, as well fine Spring of
pure wafer.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing handsome
and comfortable residence, yill find tito their
advantage 10 examine this. If desired, there
viii be Sold with tins dwelling $50 acres offer
tile ansIwell tinb land. on the west side Of
the river about three niles from Coiulnbfis. with
seventeen years privilege of tie Ferry attached
to t.. Ille Terms vii be reasonabe, aud the pes
RODS Of palnent viii be arranged 10 suit the
purchaser
ellouse and lof ilnlnedatel east Of the of
fee OF Mcssrs Harrs & Hafrison. ia which the
esiafe Of Wade Interested with another, IS also,
Apply 70 Miss ANN BARTEH, Admin ratri..
81 be premises orto cHAS. rs MORSE
Columbus Sept %, 1851 27-tf,
E WISyER en-. MillEs.
FURNITURE,
UPHOLSTERY
& PAPER HANGING
WARE-R 00lIs.
WIN { I1R q MILLER,
Coruer 81 llatsz and Cont strects, belo,c tic
Btak 81 lloJile
DgALERs AND NlAaUFA cTURERs or
FJ ~ IIIJRI Of all kinds manu- laetured and Sc
looted expressly for this market
and NH repay an examination.
UPHOLSTERY depaFuuent is complete and
Carried on IN an rs BRANCHES
Orders executed with neatIess
ana despatch.
2 PER d AlSGIN9S the largest variety ever
cHegedin this city andat NORTH
ernprices by the peice on quantity
I Ma TRESSES Ses Manufactured OF the very
best materials and IT tue shortest
notlce. Hotels and steamboats,
supplied.
he above eoods are new aud purchasers
have great aaraattge N making their selecS
lions from liis sioek
1gRas eng log CASH OF good city ac-
a cad nost fespeetfnlly solicited WIN-
Tra 0nitnfe Bpholstefy and a
per iaiiging oonis. corner OF ater and
Colf sffeei 0hile tiabaina.
lIl!s FLg. &c.
hsEe eired per recent S.
aTee mont 81 vel
81. -. 80 ,'s'e ssi'.,.
~
- IS - -
SCENES 70 g tath eqaal g 9 90 sd as dep
e.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

P-a5.t fuH3. Uc-. Tenn. 1901.
IL TIE ADMINISTRATION OF TnE ESrATE
uF %aGH WARD DECEASED
ARDERED by the Court that The Adninistra-
= J tor or sud estate glvc sixty days notice 10
;ii prrsoas intcre~lcd la said estate that appra-
2.o'. witt ,clnadru' Tie March term 1852 for IL
!.l settlement and discharge OF said adninstra-
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

HAVING disposed Of my interest IN the firm
Ii of Weaver. MullH & Co, IFespeetiilly so
licit forile new rmthe patronage Of my friends
whom / will be glad 70 see as the old siand, NO.
% H. Francisstreet where maybe found when
in Mobile JOHN ~. M U1LlN,
December 10, 1851.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
By Henry Dickinson, Vice Chancellor Of the
State of Mississippi.

zNTOTICE is hereby given. that on application
In to me by George ID. Moore Of sNoxubee
county in said tate, who claims an undividedl
fourth part OF all those tracts of land, known
rs follows. to-wit: all of section No. 8 and the
North haIf Of section No. s, all in township
sixteen of range eigteen, East, and situate inl
said Noxubee county Iliave. noainated NJ He
lam Dupree William w Moore, and Daniel
Dupree, commissioners, to,divide said tracts Of
proper objection be stated TO me, at the Clerks
Office of the District Chaneery Court held az
Columbus, on the FIRST Monday in October next.
tie above nominated persons viii Then be aI2-
pointed Commissioners To- make partition of
said lands, pursuantto an act. entitled IAN act
coneerning the partition OF lands heltl BY Cos
parcenors joint tenants, andfenants IN COMING
Given under my hand this filfhday Of August
I'D. 1851
HENRY DICKINSON
Columbus, Miss, Aug. Z, 75f f9Bni
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
.TOsElsRE 4. s 5OEIN n. aas3E3 E7OIsn

TTAVING purchased the Interest OF JohnN.
Ii 0lulliniGthe firm 81 Weayet 4lGiin Co.,
Mr. Muffin retitcs. andthe business VIII be con-
tinued by the subscribers under the name amt
sfyleof WEAVER. WILLEAMS.& ECKFORDS
tile preSent firm assuming all the liabilities OF
the former, and are authorised TO use it, name IN
setllement WILLIAM B. WEAVER
ISAAC WILLIAMS,
JOSEPH II. BEDFORD,
JOHN III. ElKF0RD.
Mobile, December lQs IsJl
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
Sundrfes.

Iurpentlne, lasfor Oil,
sweet on Lemon yrtlp,
Essences; ParegorIcs
Lanaannnl, &c. IN bottles 20 suit the trRde
Matches, Hacking,
LIVING, Pink sancers.
Percussion Caps, sAlkoniescTs &c
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
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CORNER DAUPHi:i AND ROYAL SIEEETS,
N BOULLEMET, Proprietor, and General
W. Agent for Publishers of Books, Newspa-
lers, Magazines and Periodicals. ~ this estab-
shment can be found all the latest and most
popular works ofthc Gay.
The subscriber respectfully returns thanks to
bis numerous friends and the public for tic lbe-
al patronage heretofore bestowed upon him. and
woiifdrespeeti solicit its continuance, having
uoWzon hand a full and com lete assortment OF
every article IN his line and is adding daily, BIZ
different arrivals, fresh supplies Of all the most
i opuiar works OF The day. His assortment oil
CHEAP PUBLIC IS the best III tie
S o5itll. and equal to any intfe Union lie would
sISo call atteniionio his stock of STANDARD
WORKS for Libraries magnificent gilt bound
Book Ter Holiday Presents, juvenile and Toy
Books, music, Engr1xings, Valentines, and 8
Newspapers and magzines from all parts of tle
Unionfor sale IN single numbers, and subscrir'
tons received for the same.