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IN n Il
- noFF No II Greene-st for sale four grand Fano-
F,tes rosewood ea@es-two nchy carved and tSo pIan
spIsnally built and highly finished with tSn' aapels
b ,n5e vii he sod low ior cash Secondhand anos
takeu IN exchange.
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I AND WARRANTS bought and sold on the

IL most favorable terms by KIRKLAND CO.
No. 50 Wall-st., Jaancey Court.
Warrants forwarded all parts the country At the
ket price on the receipt Of retfances guaranteed gen.
uine ard receivable any Land Oce the United States
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NO PRlNTERS-FOr sale cheap, one Double
Il Cylinder Salier frcsA (tIoes makeD q p by ls
one No 8 imperial Washington Hand Press az one MOI
90, an IN sool der Apply to WELLS MEBB,
No 10 Dut-hst
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DIAPER WAREHOUSE. t. DER

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. L. DER
Il RICKSON 4 Co. No las Fultonst. oaer for sale on
the lowest terms. Writing Papers, Euglsh French aud
American.
Ne~suapeE al Sizes. weights sud qualities
Book Paper, al Sues ws'rhts ard qualities.
Tssuc Paper fancy colors and white Of the best qusy.
Hang.ug Paper. white and coored, diiereE, widths
HsttcIs Paper, thin. and Of TIE best quality.
Cloth Paper SgX4o, S6X ~, Gnd 4oXf8.
Pattern PAPER, on rolls fort allors
English HAri gasr Paper. large as0rte1; jlst arrived
Sheathing Paper Of the best quality.
Wrapping Paper, StTaE, Rag, and Manila.
L. PAPER &C different sizes.
Tar Roofing Psper, suitable for roofs IN rolls
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ITO WNERs and ENGINEERS o

Two q w l. X and ENGlNEERS OF
Il STEAMBOATS.-Are you aware that there Is purely
VEGETABLE OIL manufactured and offered for sale,
which for its durability and peculiar qualities ubrcaior
il equal to Sperm Oh and dues not chill IN the coolest
weather and is 80 per cent cheaper than any other Machine
~ Oil in think ought 20 command the attention OF
all practical and particularly engineers and owners OF
steamboats,, as O matter Of vital importance.
Certificates and letters from the hrst Engineers and the
oldest and experienced Captains IN the United states
can be produced in confederation Of these facts with
pies Of the OIL by calling the office of the NEW ORR
OIL kiANUFACTT RING COMPANY. No l6i Front Il.
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DvIDEND NOTICE-The Semi.Annual

II
~ Interest falling due this city first day of November
next the follow ing named Securities will b. paid on and
after that dAe the Office Of the undersigned on pesenia
ton OF the proper Coupons, viz: - 1850. 90. q,
THE BONDS Of CITY Of CLENELAND, (OnoD
issued to tho CLEVELAND and PITTSBURGH Il X Co.
II per Gents. ...-.. ..-> 80. ,
THE BONDS Of tho CITY OF CLEVELAND, (OhioD
issued to the CLEVELAND. GAINESVILLE aud ASH
TABTTLA RAILROAD COMPANY per Cent.
THE CITY Fl MADISON, Qndiinal Per Cent. Bonds
THE MADISON End INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD
COMPANY Mortgage Bonds per Cents. .
THE SCIOTO and HOOKING VALLEY RAILROAD
COMPANY Mortgage Bonds-7 per Cents
THE INDIANA CENTRAL RAlLWAI per Cent.
Mortgage Bonds. - .,-,-,,>. - -,
THE MARTINSVILLE and FRANKLIN Qndiana)
RAILROAD COMPANY Mortgage Bonds per Cents.
WINSLOW, LANIER Co. No. % Wailst
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DpooMs, BROOMs! BROOMs!-The

ID undsrned has established Broom Depot the
~ Ho-aee Harrington. No. 25 Riverst, Troy " Y The
tT,ae iu the Cry OF New-lork can be supplied with
p-ro,rs in quantities from TO thousand dozen
JAMES HOUGHTON.
N.B.-Orders addressed to HORACE HARRINGTON.
TROY n. I. N meet with prompt attention.
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MIR. JOHN MAC MULLEN has opened a

1Vl Day School for Boys No so Bowcry, one block
from Broadway and five doors above Bondst His terms
ISIS per quaTter viii necessarily keep his school very
ANAL Having resided more than two years in Europe aud
having studied bud taught for many years in the City Of
NrwYok he feels himself qualified DO justice TO those
who may be placed his hands Besides Spelling Read
ing Whiting and Arithmetic, there will be Taught without
extra charge Greek. Latin. French Spanish German,
Italian, Drawing Music Gymnastics and Dancing Clrcu-
lar at Lockwoods No. Al and Crowcns No. so Broad
way.
Play Ground for Boys twenty-five subscribers wanted
Terms $i5 year. Address J. MAC MULLEN No. 2i5
Ghrystie-st
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'TARRYTOwN TNSTITUrE.-In this In

IAkkllONN lNSlllU lE.-ln TINS III
II SITUATION young gentlemen instructed IN all the
branches requisite tor commercial pursuits entering Col
lege. TIE Winter Tenn commences IL" Isl OF NOvem-
Der Circulars containing terms, rcfercnccS &c, De
obtained at C. SHEPARD Co.'S bookstore, No l5a
fulton-sL, or OF T. h WILCOX No. Sn Broadway, NY.
or BY addressing A. NEWMAN, Principal
TEACHER of LANGUAGES-J. c. PI-
u TRAIT, e1.Editor of " Ia Prrsss dg Pssps" in Pans
teaches French Spanish, Latin, SC. Apply st the Chris
tan Ambassador Once No SIS Broadway, Mr. Piirs
No. ~ Columhia-st
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Il It's dealers al UucurTcnt Money which may be re
ceived by the Metropolitan other Banks OF this city, At
the same rates discount and the Cicu
lars with full particulars, be had at the BankNOv
1852 DANL. V. II. BERTHOLF Cashier.
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OIL. of superior quality, con-
Il stantly on hand snd for sale by
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GEORGE W FUTILE, Importer of Eng
~ hsh French and German Fancy Goods Novelties and
TOYS both uFefu and Ornamental suitable for presents
Emporium No. 3i5 Broadway
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DATTON's INSTITUTION for the EDUCA.

IiON OF bo1S' no - STene,s' oSSt,"Ten oiln,on
aud Wsyerey-pleces-J III: PATTON. A. NJ PrilcipGl-
The two Departments Collegiate and Primary open on
MONDAY, SEPT .. Pupils prepared for the counting
house for admission to any college. The number of
pupils limited Circulars containing further information
may be obtained OF the book siors Cmmbes draggst
store No e62 Broadway l4th-st the Institution
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sOO LAND WARRANTS WANTED of

cOVihe Mexican War, Florida War, and War Of 1872,
for which the highest price viii be given And also Illinois
Talents located ia 1872 long since sold for also all
patents locacd since 1917 in Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois
Inquire Of c. g. SHUFELDT, No. 3Eassaa-st mrs. door.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE

NI INSTITUTE, No. 2l8 4th-st, corner of Macdougal-
ct, on Weshington-square, GEO. w. CLARKE, AN
and JAMES TANNING AN Principals commences .ts
tenth school year on MONDAY, the 18th VI Sept 1852
The Principals having reed the furniture aud rooms for
recitation aud lecture throughout the Institution II viii be
in complete order for the reception of its Professors Teach
and pupils ON the 18th OF Sept
Personnel interviews with the Principals, and Catalogues
containing of patrons and pupils of past year, to-
gether with plans of instruction, regu lions terms &C.
b. had at the Rooms of the Institute.
Pupils received from TO 20 yea-s Of agc.
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SALE of STOCKS.-SIME

Il ON DRAPER will sell at Auction on WEDNESDAY,
th1 10Th inst at the Merchants Exchange at ~ ococx <,
s4 shares the Capital Stock o. the Union Bank OF the
City OF New-lork.
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zens and strangers. requiring very superior WIZ or
Toupee should fail call and examine TIE beaait gl
assortment at the celebrated Wig factory OF MEDHURSr
HEARD No. q Maden-lane where they have The largest,
cheapest and best stock of Ornamental Hair Of every de-
scrpton made OF the best materials and warranted per-
feet and TO shrink change color Also TO be haf,
the best Hair DYE Private for using the Dye and fit
ting Wig Cut tins out
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DUsINEsS and PUBLCITY-Notoriety is

CHEAP PATENT R0OFING-DOne on
- rough plank for 4. per foot Shingles,
81 cents and warranted, by GOODWIN, No zsj Spnngs,
MAJ
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NeLIAN PANo-FoRTEs-T. GIL

Tor SALE-At No. & Barclay-st.. next door
II 10 the Aston House-A variety of % ana ce'a,7
wood Pisno Forres warranted 20 give p.,os On
tP'''' VI "a" '"e' '' JAMES THOMPSON.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
Letter from Hon. Jane, BuohauaH

YHEATLAND, near LANCASTER,
9th Dec. 1851.
Ny DEAR SIR: I am sorry did not re-
ceise your letter sooner. might then have
given it the old fashioned Democratic an
sWer which you desire. BIT am compelled
to Leave home Immediately aud If | should
not write at the present ii.osa.ns, II viii bo
too late for the Sth Janrary. must, there.
fore, be brief.
3 public liic IS before tbs couLt-y; and
It IS rny pride never to hays evaded an i'm.
portland p1litical question. The course Of
Dcmecracy is always s,stiellt ahead, aud
public men who determine 10 pursue it new
II involve themselves IN isbyTinths, except
when they turn e the right or the left from
the PLAIN forNard path Madison Report
aud Jefferson kentueky Resolutions are
the safest and surest guides 70 conduct a
Democratic administrator Of tie Federal
Go9ernment 1t IS tie true mission u be-
nloeracY se resist centralsia aud tie ABSORB
ton Of li,seons.itutional powers I.y Tie Pres
idens aHa congress. Iheso grity.ssf thc
1tates aBd devotion 70 tlieif reserved rights
can alone preserve and pefFefuate our happy
system @ Government he exercise OF
dQuptini ana Constructive ppNeFs on the
paf q M al tie dam
geE9e fit which have
t'io mon eleF1l Govern
eonfna iilin Us strict consti-
te|oa NEG uile more
influence through lie Increased
arg ltHfe ef Pc bllc Honeg /;
e neg pubiI.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
NEW SERIES, VOL. 2 NO AZ.

yaekson were appointed electors for the
State 81 large
Col John u Shape of Yazoo, urged, in
fofcible terms ihe following resolutions
Resoleed That our delegates to the De-
ln0cmtic Convention at Baltimore, be re-.
quested TO use all honorable means to secure
tie nomination Of the Hon JErr. DAVIS,
for Vice President, at least
Gov Whitfield, Of LoWndes, offered the
following resolution
Rcsolyed, That the delegates from the re-
speetive Congressional districts be requested
to report to the Convention, ten names from
each district, as suitable persons to be APP
pointed as delegates to the National Demo
cratic Convention, and that the President Of
this Convention appoint ten delegates for
the State at large to said National Conven-
ton.
Resolred, That the President report the
names Of the Central Committeeat any time
during the setting of this Convention that
may suit bis convenience.
The following is the list Of Delegates to
the Baltimore Convention, for the State 81
large, appointed by the Convention:
Roger Barton,
Powhattan Ellis,
Jacob Thompson.
roa THr STATE AT LARGE, APPOINTED 81
THE PRESIDENT.
Coy. Jas. Whitfield,
Jno. B. hewitt,
] Jos. McAfee,
JAS. Drane,
VIM. A. Stone,
Geo. w. L, Smith,
Robt Josselyn,
Richard Griffith,
Il George r. Fall,
T. Barksdale.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
ne 0Ts AND sIE ES,

q q q y a N ID ~ @ z
Co,7,rr Coaau@ IEater SIS, NoJae, Ala.
Jxo Hg<Ry, ALEx. SronDART,
j. w, Field, JAMES TAT.
We would respectfully call the attention Of
Planters lmlers and citizens generally, to our
Very EncHsiue Stock OF the above articles,
which have been selected with the greatest care
as regards material and workmanship, especially
for this market
Wearc ~ all times prepared TO furnish TO the
Trade, every style OF Goods in our linc M salts
factory prices, and would respectfully solicit
dcrs.
Oct Ord, 1850 24-6m
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
gal aaP AE.

OypfoF 81 At South East roriiey "a Main and 81.
John Sfyeets, ipimediafeiyUboUe the Grocery Store
" I1oaias n. H'dliams
TERMS
1'nREE DoLLARs year invariably IN advance
excepting Town subscribers, WHO win be charg-
ed SO 50 when payment Is Delayed six months
and 81 90 ifnot paid pntilthe eudofthe year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Dollar a square for first insertion; and So
Cents a square for each continuance. Ten lines
or less constitute square.
PROFESSIONAL CARps n year $40 90.
For less time 81 25 per month.
Professional Cards published & paper fllrnish-
ed one year AZ sl2 90
OHrrUAEY NorIcEs exceeding rs lines charp-
cd NJ the discretion of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS for the year contracted for
at liberal discount.
AN communications addressed TO the Editor
mustbe post pail inorder 10 insure attention.
JoR PRINTING
OF al knls NEAri.y and ProNFTLY executed.
BLANKS
3Fof ShcriTs, Magistrates, Constables, Clerks
&e furnished al shortest notice, from 81 % TO
81 ~ quire according to quality,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

E
BY a. oAMPBEI1
Oh summer tis monrninl thing
hat thou should'st pass pway
TO see amid thy blossomine
The gnal 81 decay
Along lie woodland yislnsd deep,
Thesnllen ght.wied grieses
And melancholy tnusio keep
Amid the withering leaves
Death fingers in tie starr light pale
The hoarse gale rushing BY,
Pale Summer, hastily requiem told,
And borne thy parting sigh
minated songster from thy spray,
Bid The sad echoes bear
a soft and soothing rundelay
To chaunt DER Natures bier,
Though thou again may st deck the bouglsi
That withers .nthy tr=
Not all ;hat mourn Thy parting now,
Will greet Thy coming back.
Ere then full many sunny smile,
WiIlshroudits dreamy light,
And many loving eye the while,
Be clos'd in endless light.
The tribute Of a sigh is all
All that my heart can bring,
Responsive 10 the wild Winds call,
Then Summer. haste thy coming step,
To glad our festive bower,
Pcrchance some lonely grave 10 deck
With pale funeral flowers.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

stand upon It's Principles, and tlie neaslires
tof which It has contended for years Tho
leaders Of tie party see This, and their effort
now Is to keep ap she false issue they pre-
sented during The late eanyass, Of Union
and s l)isuilio1 and upon that q figllt tie
next Presidential campaign With such
Jugglery We take neither part nor lot.
We shall elaborate our views upon these
topics at our leisure Our present. purpose
Is merely to defend our position, which hay-
ing TINS briefly done, we are ready to abide
the consequences.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

Jas. NJ. Howery, of Lafayette,
A. NJ. Claytop, Of Marshall,
Gen. Jno Rayburn, of Pamela,
Col. G. D. Fountain, Pontotoc,
Hon. A. B. Dilworth, Tishemingo.
Hon. r, O. Becne, Itawanba,
Hon J. w. Chalmers, Marshall,
Col. j. P. Anderson, Desato,
Hon. w II. III. Tison, Tishemingo,
Hon. D. B. Wright, Tippth,
SECOND DISTRICT.
Gen. Reuben Davis, Monroe,
Capt j. NJ. Acker, do!
Jas. Blair, Lowndes,
Elias B. Fort, do.
Hon VIM. S. Barry, Oktibbeha,
Kyle Chandler, Chickasaw,
Hon. G. H. Guy, Yallobusha,
Jno McAfee, Tallahatchie,
VIM. Cochran, Corroll,
DR.. Wade Hopkins, No1ubee.
THIRD DISTRICT
Col. D. G. Glenn, Kinds,
II. j. Harris, Warren,
r. Nj johnson, Yazoo,
J.B. Owens, Holmes,
Robt. Maxcy, Rankin,
Col VIM. Melville, Madison,
D. NJ Fulton, do.
G. Z. Hooker, Kinds,
II. w. Roberts, Scott,
J. j. Pettus, Kemper,
Jno. d. Elliott, Kinds.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Gen. r. Stanton, Adams,
G.. W. Reid, Claiborne,
Col. w A. Ward, Clarke,
2, Hooker, Copiah,
Capt. J. s. Johnston, Jefferson,
Col Humphries, Harrison,
Alfred E. Lewis, jackson,
S. r. Adams, Jasper,
j ChismaD, Lawrence,
Col. Geo. H. Goodou, Wilkinson.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE, APPOINTED ny II
PRESIDENT.
Jno. D. Elliott, chairman, j. A. Orr,
8. Stewart, Jos. w Mathews, Jno Mari
Elder, Stephen Tillman, Geo. Torrey. G.
Earpley, Gen. Jno. Bell, Wylie P Harr
Geo. I. Swami, Joseph Bell, Henry /.
eft, Con. r. S. Greer and j. F. Cushm;
On motion of Gov. Whitfield:
Resolred, That the thanks of this O.
vention be and arc hereby rendered to
Hon. Pawhattan Ellis, President Of t
Convention, for the very able, digni6ed a
manner, with which he has P
sided over the deliberations of the Cow
ton during It's protracted sessions.
Resogpea, That the thanks of the Conv
ton be and are hereby rendered to the v
Presidents and Secretaries of this Conv
ton, for the manner in which they have
speetiyely discharged the duties required
them
On motion
Resoleed, That the Democratic Speak
throughout the State. be most earnestly
quested to assist the Democratic Electors
the canvass FOR President and Vice Presid,
ResoLcel That the proceedings of
Convention be published IN the luissts
PIN aud St4le Gazette, aud the Democr
paper throughout the State be requested
COPY and the Washington nioe
he Convention then adjourned sine
R0N II ATT s u ELLIS President
s. j. HAYNES
j II IHNsoN
j L DAVIS, Secretaries.
DILL,
AUEBY
Personally. Gov KossIih has mads
= IN preston He u once {
IS tho re pest Of lie stranger, ane
spires ii more minute intercourse WITH
lie IS ourteeus y nan
alIeus g purpose c6a 8
es be IS deserving.
0eo s. ne Opera house on Satul
etaele af combined be-
aaa nbilhiii WheFe bright eyes looked
bless 4ini hefe s6elt lowing s.
TIE ierneI s. deln Aomae
Envoy and where na n
pps m Ronc
81 fresh in pr. already p
te he
khe and
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
sEcoNp p1srRIcr.

Gen. Reuben Davis, Monroe,
Capt. j. NJ. Acker, do!
Jas. Blair, Lowndes,
Elias B. Fort, do.
Hon. VIM. S. Barry, Oktibbeha,
Kyle Chandler, Chickasaw,
Hon. G. H. Guy, Yallobusha,
Jno. McAfce, TalIahatchie,
VIM. Cochran, COrroll,
DIR. Wade Hopkins, No1ubee.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

Jas. NJ. Howery, of Lafayette,
A. NJ. Clayton, Of Marshall,
Gen. Jno. Rayburn, of Pamela,
Col. C. D. Fountain, Pontotoc,
Hon. A. B. Dilworth, Tishemingo.
Hon. r. O. Beene, Itawanba,
Hon. J. w. Chalmers, Marshall,
Col. j. P. Anderson, Desato,
Hon. w II. II. Tison, Tisbemingo,
Hon. D. B. Wright, Tippsh,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
soCIETIEs IN LoWNDEs COUNTY.


lcoIiaprs Toner, No 8.
s. S. Frauklip. " NJ NE. Goodwin, sec'y.
Meets IL Columbus. OH the lst Friday ofeSch
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

-UAbNEY IIfSCOMIt LODGE. I4i.
Scott Tlqmpson.W. NJ. Richardson. Sec'y.
Meets ~ Cnwiordsville, on the Ord Saturday
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
i, O. @. K.

-
Covrx4Sr LobGr, No 90.
a. Z. Love ~ g.; Isaac NJ. Knapp. Sccy
Meets ~ Columbus. every Saturday night.
NlrEfNprEr LopGr, No. 90
J.W Peters. n 6. NJ. CLAYTON. Secretary
Meef-a Columbus every Monday night.
F.r NpSmIr Lnper. No. rs
NJ E.f,'eitf \. c. " Dowsing. ST. Sec'y
Meets itlfu1 ,tvr35 Friday i4ight
sea,W E<oAMrMENI. No 6.
t;ror- " .itold. G. r. PETER p O~trsndcr
scribe 'i"y'- 81 C"tuwH> the Isl and ;ird
Tucai;: % laSh uiouih
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

A. w. Lamlkm W..M. OF. Keeler Scc'y.
MertS IN Columbus on tie Ord Friday of each
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
THIRD DISTRICT.

Col. D. G. Glenn, Kinds,
II. j. Harris, Warren,
II. Nj. johnson, Yazoo,
j. B. Owens, Holmes,
Robt. Maxey, Rankin,
Col. VIM. Melville, Madison,
D. NJ. Fulton, do.
C. E. Hooker, Kinds,
Il. w. Roberts, Scott,
J. j. Pettus, Kemper,
Jno. D. Elliott, Kinds.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

CuLc ~i, DNtaoN 40 8. SoNs crTMrrE-
ANct.-- ii.o stated n,ceiihg- OF ths Divisioihare
acid az ivaH@ra.ec hnll 40 Coluiubus. every
iUr~d.ty rFuiilslr at n clock.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

FIRST OF KENTUCKY RESOLUTIONS or 1898.
trAE ORIGINAL DRArGHT PREPARED BT
THOMAS JEFFERsox.l
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

From shs Dollar paper
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
KID q N @DGu ZEE -.
HENRY e CO.,
importers aud DealrFS in F0rrieu and Do
mrSiiC Dry Goods.
ALLEN & BANKS,

II y III, NH
Lbera advances WI be nade on Couon eon-
April 1851 4-tf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
H UHAN LIFE.

Youtls rosy dreams, HAT glow'd in beams
OF morning radiant light,
Have passed away into the day,
And hover Ger flle night;
Oh, where the dreams Tie rosy dreams,
That radiant glow, dinmonings beams!
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

ManAsinslis gold HIS lame is ted
The bubble at its height,
Ii bursts lis gone no more the dawn
0fhope CLEANS oe has sight
Oh, ever thus is hope lost ray,
Where nothing human las is stay.
u humble grave, beneath the wave
Of Wild grass, slurnbers man
IA LITTLE moandis all he found
lnlhp long. race he ran.
Then where the hours, the golden hours,
That bloomd beauty as the tIow'rs
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD OF yIRolNIA
RESOLUTIONS OF 179S.

IpnAws ur ~ JAMES naplsos.l
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

OypfoF oa Mt South East rorner "a Main and ST.
John SReets, nimsdiatelgubopef tie Grocery Store
~ Igta.,1r n Wrillf.,,a,
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LIST or VESSELS IN Port ror CLEARED.

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Per ship Orlando, from NewYork-5f in steernge.
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