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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29
4 D lRl, ETOlDART & co,
WH0aCSlbE 4 RETAIL DEALERE IN
j0ti Ing,
u@ "a IN So
no OTIS AND SII OES ,

Coram Cyaticad ITatcr SIS, Mobile, Ala.
Jxo. IIrSEv, ALEX. SToDDARr
j. w, Fmlp, JAMES TAFT.
We would spectfllly call the attention o.
Planters Trade and citizens generally, to oul
Very Eriensve Stock of the above articles
which hive been selected with the greatest care
as regards material and workmanship, especial!
for this market.
We are az NIL times prepared TO furnish TO thu
Trade, every style Of Goods in our line, at salts
mctory prices, and would respectfully solicit or
ders
Oct 9rd,. 1850 24-6m.
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ceedipgly pleasant On the ascent Of the
Sierra Nevada there Is species Of pine,
much resembling tie white pine Of the at
lantic States, except that the leaves turn
down. This tree grows to an enormous
height and size 30 feet il height and 30
feet in diameter at HE base, sometimes TIC
trunk runs up 100 feet almost without d
limb or crook The Tesinous matter which
exudes from the bark has rich saccharinc
favor The Indians eat it in large quaint
ties = Colfornia Paper
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h 00bIisAg3 gT8Y TfdBdaF Moaning


Ory,es 81 az ssHt East corner Of aiain and 81,
Johu Slre,fs iaiNtdialely ADORE ihe Grocsry Nlors
of Thoaai " Igitiaps
TERMS,
Tnnrr Dollars ycas Invariably in advance
excepting Town subscribers, who will be charg-
ed SO 80 when pnPlhent IS delayed SIX months
and s. 90 iftsS paid until the end ofthe year.
RATES Oh ADVERTISING
One Dollar square for first insertion; and 81
Cents quare q aet continuance. Ten line.
or less constitute sqiiare
PRoFgssioNAh CARps year $40 90.
For less time 25tper mouth
Professional Cards published 4 paper furnish
OBrUhtls NoTIcEs, exceeding 3 lines chorg
ed at tic ,igvYdSion the Publisher
ApvrRusRNSNts or the year contracted 70
at a liberii discount.
An coRnbme atiohs addressed TO the Fdito
must be n@sPaid. in order % insure attention.
SiOB PRINTING
or an Kid rspsv ana PRoNrrla EXECUTED
BLANKS
ForSheNtrs Magistrates, Consiables, Clerk
&c. lurnNhedAt shortest notice, from s % 4
81 so aquire aeeoraing o quality.
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
THE aagsf.igaed g fPKY eo65s7

1 spectliilIy invite tie Sd-sls- = Y z -
citizen, o Columbus and the surrounding conn
try 10 their large and handsome stock ofGoods.
jnsi received and now opening consisting o.
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ofevery style and
variety giothag HAS. Caps Boots and Shoes
Comprising an the new styles, FOL Ladies, Gen,
tewen and Cliildren Hardraye. Nails Iroa
CdsHn fEceaiue Hoes, Trace Chains Sc Sad.
des Bdies MartiAgales Se. Crockery, Gas
Wood and lKiAop Ware, and az other Qfficie
aslfaIig I'M ~ fbeir line.
II d0ioa @ which we have insi received
LARGE AND DEsIRABLE STYLES or
SIP G00Dss
consptina of Cfksaaiass Iissaes. coiha5ians on
entQts b1teQfiNes trearh Jaeo1efs, BqfgPes, .4t
t9s Cheft Plaid Sat IissNes 0reandies Ene
fl.b end gncA Priffs P7ated La reaa
Mafi1s b1gadire Epi5r9id An4
ALSO We expect soon ~ receive some 300
PAR ~ rs and invite our friends &
coll and txaminc
Aii Qt wnieh We VIII sell on goods term
eiise' io h q % usual lime az ran B
pop Nn gooh house ii the city OF Alobil
9ltAltl dDfPHRtES, & BILLBPS
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HD HE " @DGR MBas
HENRY & CO.,
Importers aud Dealers in Foreign and Do
mCMiC Dry Goods.

Corner Cont and Hater Streets, MOBILE.
Are constantly receiving by Foreign Arrival,
and froimf size best manufacturers in the country
Netp and SeasoRable GOODS adapted to tbs
Southern trade, 10 which they invite the attention
OF Wholesale and Retail Purchasers
pLAN TARTAN GOODS
Ingreat variety: Blankets, Kerseys. Linseys
Osnuburgs Brown Shirtings Sheetings, Bleach.
ed do, Striped Domestics, Denims, Cottonades
Fwecdes, kentucky Jeans, Sattinets, Bed Tick.
ings Checks, &c
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Oct 1850 24-6m
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al. an IN.

CrrBaEs DlvlsloN No. 0. Sous er TrMrFR.
kNcg-.llc stated meetings Of this Division. arc
hed ~ Temperance Hall al Columbus, even
Tuesday evening 80 o'clock.
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sOOIETIHs IN LoWNDEs COUNTY
NIAsONIC

GoEUsiBus LopGE, No. 5.
s Fraptlm. ". NJ NE. Goodwin, Secy
Meets COLUMBUS, on the ist Friday ofeach
month";
LowNDEs LoDor. No. ia
A. w. Leulpkn w, NJ II. Keeler, Sec'y
Meets "a colunrhus, onthe 2rd Friday Of each
month.
DtpSrr Lirsco,n Loper, IA.
Scott Thompson. w M Richardson, Sec'y
Meets nt Charlottesville, on tie 3rd Saturday
Of each monti.
Car,strts r. a. CrAPrrR, No 4.
G. II Albert, II. r. n. r. Goodwin, Sec'y
Meet, Columbus. on the lst Monday aftel
tFri,9y o. rach month.
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covaaSNr LoDGr, No 20.
a. T. owe Nc Isaac ~. Knapp, Sec'y.
Meets 0oinmbus. every Saturday night
MrErNuRrr LoDSr, No 80
j. W. Peters H. c.; NJ Clayton. Secretary.
Meets at Columbus every Monday night
FHi NDSnip IoDGr, No. rs.
NJ. i. Gitun n. G.. W Dowsmg, Sr., Sce'y.
Meets a Barron, every Fri,Iay night.
ToNHGRY ENcANPMESr, No. 6.
Geor9, Nh,lcld, c. r.; Peter p. Ostrander
Scribe Meets 80 Columbus, on the ist and 3r,
Tuesdays Of rach month.
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NEW SERIES, VOL 2 NO 40.

A H Mitchell, President Centenary Inst.
tute,
T Z Ramsey, Professor do do
q o. Summers, Genefal Book Editor,
Charleston, South Carolina.
ID 3 Leyne and 3 R Lock, missionaries to
California
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29

A simple word may never die,
A thought travel 70 eternity;
And each for good OF i'll control
The fate of an immortal soul.D
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From the Washington Union.
Direct Trade
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MoBILE DIsTR1cT-E. Heara, II. u.
Mobile, Franklin street, J Hutchinson
g ST. Francis ST Hamilton,
Wesley Chapel--To be supplied,
q Gnrn,oY, Mission IT. bo sit,,rIioJ
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
appointments By Bishop AudrepO. TOR 1852.
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by couqu efsitg etees vil be hard To best.
But conclude or Che present with vcrbhn
sat aly adding thas lnay en upon
some az the various interesting Pre-
scented De consideration 81 tlle 6 wise and
prudent ne new schools for the peep e
oTALLEB NO
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g0TUMBTS. MISSISSIPPI, THURSDAY IlNT1RT o
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The population Of Mississippi, within the
present decade, will exceed one millionof IN
habitants, the diversified employment of cap
ital and labor, will dcvelope the riches Of
the workshop-the moral and happiness Of
the pcopleWill be promoted, and gencralpros-
perity be our happy lot
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Liverpool "a instant for nsss tsssoss rss:stss .:Ass:
Channel ans bore Up Ci,ss a. 70, e Cu%hr.e seeking
the wind W. under el esfa sopsas when shs ssrust
about hclf AN friday morning 10 wss sl,y
a. the ne thick that the o. OF aha jb5esm could
not be seen from the foseoastle head.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 1.-THE Henry Shelton for Ito Janetro
n processing to seh yesterday gos ia ooptso with BRIG
lost dem xsd her and quarter boA and has
returned Into dock.
BsLSAsr Jan l0The sbip Helen. Jackson Of AND from
Lvs pool tor Mobile into this lsugh Friday morning.
With loss Of main torgs sss SAILS ssays
and bsokstAys Ind rigging eut sway
xWAr.RsosD. Jsn lo-1hs American ship Columbus
MCerrtp, from Orleans for Livetpeo previously reported
WRECKED on ,hs night q ,he 6.h :. s n the
Light After she had aimed time end
to act rousd ths Hook lsht but Able 70 do
when ~ ~ NJ 81 got in t. Dorpcgue Bay, close ba tho
hook Light whers sho became tltai weok nine the
and three female passengers snd
drowned; the names foilcws:Jeha jude OF
James Valentine Of lxgow naoey Cole.
rhine M simmens. New Ycrk William wrshs Hsr.t9rs
Gomez fam Clemenoe. aud Harry Ptiri, Butch; Wiisu.
Donald sGS,l.se W. could net get the nsnes u abe
cergsn' Mr. Grant Mr. truth James Parker Richard
WYishs TlsnEe Ceulk. John Maria. John Campbell.
John Steward James Frznol the exrpenss cook sssw
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up'u Here Norris was oorfoundsd the ons already
exhibited not filled mp ths only oouuterfst he had
However after few sscopds pause Norris said oh yes,
can show you ffd mp and taking his pocket book
out exhibited genuine IS bill the bank We'll,
that looks well" sald sear take that and $50 hoS 1t
goes to night at the time hsndng Norris dollar,
saying Suppose that will be about right oh" replied
Norris II don't exactly ike ia part with that "0h said
Searls you get plenty emily want 70 try the
stuff in tbis town ana II she good guess shall
take considerable Bell AT the joke played Norris By
the Yankee getting the best Of the barp was compel
led To turn bis head and bite his tongue to keep from
laughing aloud MIR Norris, fading there alter
native took the dollar for his thrse dollar b which tbs
Yankee pockeied aud about leaving when Bel pro-
posed 10 aud see the who had large quantity
that Kind OF money get Of it, sesrl believing
two when they ultostely brought Mt the ofii;s
OF the Chief 81 Police On entering the Office Mr. Norris
said Go MIR. Mstsell, This is MIR Sesrl who has
down % sea Beafdsey, sni be wants some of that
stuff The Chief understanding tn. meaning, imms-
dietely replied What KIDD would you like to have Mr.
SEALS ~ you want Blackstone Canal Bank or the
Union ~" "Wsi, guess" ssId sesrls Z" III take
dollar bil have ust cot On :, sais thu Chsf 8 W.
accommodate you with much as You want, step
irto the hack ROOM searis then invited into
private Office, which, eserng bis eyes struck
with very curious insinusting implements, ruch as
hand cuffs, poiicemen's olnhs and stars punches OF
Skeleton keys, sna diycys other articles OF similar
character. The Yankees eyes bsSsn 60 wander about
apparently with come little distcust, when in came
tbs Chief, who exclaimed, il tons OF voice
not 70 be mistaken, coupled with a determined
lock OF tho tycd, 0fcers, search that man
ana Ascertain what be hos about bis person. and In AZ
instant each officer, we'll the Chef, exhibited
star the emblem of aut hority. The poor Yankee
turned pale a'rest fnnok himself GU Of bis boots
eayiDg, Gentlemen IN what place an ~ This Chief
Informed him that bs under arrest charge
81 beNg a. the gang Of counterfeite-s, who had
EreH6y been placed under arrest Mr Norris in search
ms SeaIls mad the first ays for the 50 genuine BILL
which the Yankee had bought just before for ST. ths
exchange made the Inos much e the gratitOs
ton Q. NorIis and tht Gfrighed Yankee escortcd
Into cell, 10 await further examination, Nswton
So'ls Gays he is resident q LeweshoTa ugh State o
lev York ard does not now pretend 70 deny but vhst
he this city 70 meet BArdey for the purpose
al travelling together ANA passing OF the counterfeit
mo- ~ in question Ali the accused parties are, ~
present, hel4 in custody, TO await further hearing
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fseIig ious Intelligence.

ehlN4lks 10 DAY.
Eleventh street Church. na&. Fourth syenu9--Rey I.
H. harris, eYsripg
Fourth GopgT-ga tioual Church, Sixteenth s{rast,
between Sixth and Seventh Ryenues--key. James M
Mcdonald. evening
Church q the Ascen6ion. Fifth avenue, corper O.
Tenth ttr,ct, sermon 60 young men~-ReT DR.. Vain.
wright, evening
baptist Iebernacls Second avenue near Tenth street
Rev. Edward IL throp evening
Efh Universest Church Lecture Rosag University
meocal College Fourteenth street, near Third avenue
Rey w G. Anderson morning and afternoon.
Chatham Ham No. s Chatham equare--Rev. T. H.
Sbgp,n ef.evuoon.
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Passengers sailed,

ip Arc - A Srush Pu,'sr %
vail ii stoweIl II w Iasgk n VI L.snL Mr. Ana Mes q
wood Mrs n uueen. NJ Iynch NYors: M ana Mre 4 y
NjnfOw Troy NY; "a Breehs Germany: W n Robinson
Esrchester NJ AMI Mrs DsrIiag Boston: Nrs Meyer
Hanover; Mi J ! Poys0p ID IRVINE vi-giria Jessu
run, hyork; Capt Hiit,on, Janes. EnEjaaa: Ara
Elssrnore TSn,on NJ Vsr;.s y s.0ry l,t.- Paw w r.
ChslmeYs Mr. and Nrs q Howt1d N.ine. a-er g.riise
Eng NeLsurhlr Lee N.Y. Flenina Sgotlsnd; Sarlcs
ton CIV; Euots sarrebou.se France Parted EnSisnd
] " Artyew Salem. v Iiugher C.,ua- sara, phlI,
delphi.. Anew II 4. n P.aS san r,pnesoa. ~ s.mnss
p,mjIsor CIV; j Wsra: 4 de n allen Yr.nes. Dsmhn
NIiatsp France: IAN, ra-rser Csns Cuthhers Ma
thews ana ciild f7sIsrd j Hsrfiaon Ohio n A.sinsoa
Quebec; N Getz PhlrcslDhis. a Sbsw Or NJ pre6ie Eng
land; ~ Hst.on W,i.mehrrr. Mrs. Idua.ev J.af,nds
Total, 81 e -
misunderstanding Ohio-Cspt Maeonara- ana family
Ir Ctsne lady snd servant MIR stsvciy tsuroen So.
Wrighl, sskrk, NJ Stsrk J RonsA u W Hodg-
den J j Eolutop 8 G. nurGbsIn q Burnham p adams 1,
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nylsceIlnE eDy1x.

nxisceIlab eOWs.
Paws SHiP Cape Islsnd state iaas
ths vessel lies such preoasieus stu alton LIKELY be-
ccMe tosal loss.
Spoken.
An Am ship steering SW deeply laden painted black with
fec streak, and showing req eisnsi wffesser in IT,
sesss fore scpmsst 81 tie time, Dec So lat 81 g.
len 80 15W.
Brig Esthencn Davis. from NatAnzss for Boston, Jan 2
las5 81. Ion " Al
Foreign Ports.
BELIZE, Hon, Jan No Am essls 10 port.
SAcUA, Jan i9-ssrk Franklin. Csos. tor NYork soon
tr1s Russia Of Belfast Louisa. Of and for Portland
Home Ports,
BElsTOI, Feb a-Sla sloop Chief, Hammond, EYork.
LEWEs. Feb g. III E--Tke ship Allegheny, fro NOR
leans bsgs Clara xom est Indies Mary Chappe fro
hsreeten snc two rte sopsa sohrB from the
detpy isdsn, came 20 hareor tbs morning The liz float
hee ~ the Ersahwsfe A. ehpassers believe the river 70
be -tttl t,aht somewhere shove.
MA hsrr, ana Eve full rigsed brs In this az
.erroon, with eisns hcstec pilots Obtained
&c many OF sheu board vessels In she and
others cruising at The vessels ~ the Break
rptleey apous fifty Wind ghs from sSE-weather taick
ard rAiry
NEW ORLEANS Jan 80 P H-Arr ships Sarah Puriust
Neoher save; Cairo Taylor BRISTOL knxJ Hun phreys,
Badger Harye; scutherner, sullivan NYork banks Et
ierslit tB) nnveY, BRISTOL Eng; Mlsudos Batter h.
yans Baron fsgSDi2i Geo.se Piosne Genoa SYlphide.
Lcszey Heres France; brig Emily br Toupg Fallou h
"a Sld ssips Bell Kcoh, Pendetcn, Liserpns ssse,
Robinson, eo Continent Drummond doi Mobile Tsrbox.
Bnsfe; Bishop, OsroAsen, kYorai bsrk Gen TAyor,
srOsss Boson sch.s Visitor. Perry. Pensacola; susna
ytsss, Harrison, Noble.
To~ed 70 2s,h nst sohr Cornes; s7th chin INLAND
and big 1ebrsL sepeo.
ri Marks. Jan 2J-sia brig A Gee, Hyork
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s.l. iyrs tbrI I..sss. oisssss. Tis.p,oa. osisk
B:I. Ea.Iv Than, ar;pe H,n..,s s,ss xuaAara.
BARI wssuS.s: -sr. Hss,is s.s.sss. 1ie.rm.. Co.
h haa 6ssss LsSpss o.sa s:.sia
nris Arye Berry uraoos b9oner Graves Z GO,
sehr New Yors Packet Ms heu,i.as simpson. AAynsws
seEr sytslts,l. Crawford Falmouth and xsassss Bay
scir salem Hi.os. Fort an Prince Bre.s. ye,s 4 Co.
sshr i.hs SsS. e ssa. ps Nh 4 s.es Co.
sohI rrshoens, Hooper. Wilmington. NC, Thompson s.
sahr Etssnore. consin, esorsetovn. Pl,N sl.saA
tehr prx.n, Isyfsd slohDcnd, O u P,crxos.
schs Lydia AAn. voSshess. PeerObsrs. Van Bruns s.
sear Alice wisks, Baisimorc MAILER n Isri
sohr Guupo~ Ger. Bird Pbiisaelphis J H.ad
Nam nsS..s sss1 rassS ssz
s Str Barter, ia'ss. Fhlisdsipo,., j aaas.
ssssner CITY 81 Reanona Fosser. Richmond City aad
s'eamsr Roanoke P1rrish. Richmond. Norfolk SO. Daa
ss@sT x xs5lsy ssyss srr'
siloop Pointer Fowler. Pro,idenee. master.
Psfk Charlotte Wynns. Hcsner. old yesterday for %
Easso
Rpstesnship Niagara. stonc liverpool. Ian II. lPh.
via nShaI wi.h ma,s aud p..,s,gssS 20 Gu
Ship Juliet Ecvlscs. Lssso,s. Nov vtsA nsas. 70 Az
son 10 days from Ai.snHas for na0surs who supplied
sails tnlwssta head rails 60 wa A'~''
sags as1Sn ff; giss ~sss a
vGs aS I a ss
Wa BY e 1 % sc, wsh tss 20
and Hepry oihsysn ustlvs Of Hanover, seam.a, while
fu1hns CLOSE recfsa fore spa were knocked overheard
Barb aoserick DIN Mocn.col Palermo days Gisrsi.
Is " saS .psss Iss yslsss 4 ssiss k::ss t;s%
soi swer. aSsk ava lot I'll wsssr had Sesn On
ieT y dss sn sqgpsS Isa ~ x,r., u , o,.,,n
20 coe. Anderson h Go.
ss s sss ST HsnS' ".
Tsh "a, " ,Gr r. vss in co ~ith bark Rainbow from Nsw
rs,t Ke;la {of Ees'onh Kendall. New orlaAn Il days
hsrf FsSsso ,af a.hl Barton. Nov oss.us. IA days,
nrs William tof ssirha'en!. Was. caracnss. 10 days.
r. g. ss M csa's,rs, s,S
soar Frrdy, Of BasmoIo. from West Indies for phiis
ns !, i sas !; Ess @as
s9las 'l' Ann
e.is biSoner Dchman. 8 Mark Jan - vih cotton
gssss !ssIs 1:l.Sss
ri cay reS9' rs 'is 1aa
eg sss ss ndief, sysh:nE forward standing hesiag
Big Robersop ef Ros.anl Crowal. Mobile. II dsys, With
Brig Water si,h Jordsn, ssvannsh 7aays with iuusog
mig siissa ESa Colder, savannah days viii cossoa
Bsis Tines t,f Bossonl, Hnahley, Wilmington, NC. I
'' r y asr s' jail: s nss t. k s'sGe sons
Schr Chief, Van Name. yirFi nis, dsTs
schr Alex Cooper COOK, virEiuis 2dsys.
Slocp Fashion, 5iydcnhutS, pr1vi.enos-
Sioop Sea WITCH Wells, Providence.
Below,
one Lark and three Rsss apknova.
Sailed,
ssesnshps Arctic, lrce Lyerroci Ohio sohenss E.va-
ard Oh Esrcn. Eoyry Uharosson Asbsns, Lud
os, s.ssnDai kosroko Parrish uoEd and sorfok;
ehTe tdcons nirg bverrooG Andrew re1ser Eoibesion
%: Joseph W slher, HOWE. do.
Wind sunrise. ". At meridian. do 1T sunset, NV.
and fresh
rhe reported arrival Ia hnyorerY today 81
tho ssesmtr Glasgow, f.o Glasgow prouStura She
hst not mlde Der appearance to she time o. going :,
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TpPp SryArsYrp Nrscsuay.

ALExhvnDIA peo 5iArr IssoAia .ecke Boston; Jsa !,
aisi y 10, 20. ~ ,p.,,,s -.
AZ. ku,,con Dosao uons gens Yess; m cooaa1t'.
KoaS foI NYola isih loln aaA@s Eassv.a te5 Sss,oa
sassr ss nIs s5Sy 1 sas ras lssy
IASSIi9 q, Jan Arr zrs cssaoas aoSs "a. ise1
ssn lrr Anaa E'srs NgosS 'h
BoSSraUz jan sArs Claiborne Norleans ,O.s Albsr
ous Jan sensssi artouia EfotS Sid IN. ninery. b.
81 p.T.1Is o. ,asr- Panama x.o,, rov,. g.nsvs
oS5 asS ~ ggsEsy ia G1eS az
lnisroI Jar is-Rsns.in al "a r,l, Eliza Ann Long
s ~ gsa p 'ey ye5 isf Ta
dsssS @ssfs ov n cass sa Mt,
5 s 4. 2, y 5 s5saiI pS-gS; We ~
st s:,'Fi.g s "a sas on'iai o,s.' TO- ~
~ 'oa lnd'rssderce, s.n,hi Eoras sil6 Raiasa Goos
fesrs sc,h Srzssua, sdsgot6 Sc 26th eTooe Jenaar
A a6p ' soei iS' B5sSn H psI s a1 aae
-o S'S 49, - $500 sefsss o@Si H. !. A.. y
st,t,s. sIi u S,t.
~ hayry HS'ese0S 'oS''' sna ~
EFAn. Jon s-Avr earb.rs, Esast1n london f1r Babls
Esrs iS . s5SS fR aT.n rsa cssss rh
IA. Go,rr CerdjF rpt Nvarf
II IL DaEne E.Ts-s, W'5sian ~ 2bile; uary Jsns
Re is osS Nsvop s ~ oae.ou
FLvsnlae in iiFus lack eoetsn which sla Oh Cor
ltrE Sid from tie Road iyh, narSlct jostea York
Rayy Jane, Goy,li al
CfAsee v Jan S-AIrr IL Her$ehsrn, Nyors. ssh, Har-
morris, ptgsctt DO
gd i0ts Roiens Knse Nycrk; ia.h g.rtha's Vineyard
Crsfsra, NYCrE,
.EHoh Jsr O. = evor ne Crovell TOr'eans; osA Nau
tiirH Lrooln Ft6.oa; An niTStiie Colombo, Ea9.1.ae
icrf. vie hryseillos
GRAyEsEND 3aQ l5-sl5 yprius Cooper Boston; Roman
ruirtia ehsrgs.e
GIBRALTAR, jan Err Ctterr N Ray Boston.
ehFaNocK Jan I0-sia CatoIris. ots Nor'o.rs; A.
trtG Nurphy ncasoa; Amelia gE.n Atlanta H1nean,
81 EiDesten. Robinson, Charleston
HoNe Roro Oct sa6vr sao, CALIFORNIA; Nov ]. 4les.
81.
Btnries O.tes oo iSss Norm C,roi j. gosser do ish
Herbury, Clars, &c, .3.h gltspna LskeY co. ga gn
Bisnct, Thcmfs, DO
pose 10. ~ edesae soore sETanoisso tsrr osn) dan
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THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE.
Superior Court-specis1 Tenn.

Superior Court-specisl Tenn.
Before hisf Iofuc- Oakley
FEn T-Cafhfrtfe n f@re,f - Ed'cfn Forrest MI
oConor On the rsrt Nrs Forrest aud Mr. Van
Buren, behalf nr Forrest TO settle the form Of the
decree in this cate
After great deal OF nooincaIon and striking out tho
Ats Special rsia u Inc Superior oourt OF III. city Of
New York, bed at The cy Hal Of the city Of New York,
on the slst day of Jaauay, lso2 Fresens-Thones J.
Oakley Chief Justice
Catherine ~ fmrss asGast Eiloin For esfThis action
having been brought IN 10 sl ut this special be-
iore jury, aud the said jury is wing the Goth inst
in 6us form OF law drEe0 vsraict therein which
was thereupon duly entered and recorded minutes
a the court and the saving been until
ihr day for further con,tds fation.
Here follows thc verdict already published
And MI Charles u'oanor having opsD heard for the
plaintiff and ST. John Van Bufea having been heard
Tor the defendant, ard this art having, upon con-
cidesstoH Of tins fani turtsd ~ The defendant the
peadinss ocnCdered sui cee'mned that the allowances
for tbs support OF the p LII h~rcin stsr mentioned Is
just having ~ ne circumstances a. the parties
respectively il Is ordered decreed, and ajjadsed
on motion Of TIE sad couns foE tho plaintiff ana this
Court BY virtue g me cover snd aulhofisy ,hetelh
vested are in pursuance II the statutes IN fuch case
made and provided dct cgiF decree sIa Ae idks that
the marriage between Tue ISL pitlatu Calarine y.
Forrest and The ds.paa Edwin Forrest be dissolved,
sna the same IL hereby otavtd accordingly. And the
SAID parties are ahd tsch q hcn ~ lreed rofa tne OBJ
legations thereof Ar i u further ordered decr-sd,
and s3judsed. that i rbbl ~ lawful for tbs SAID
Catherine ~ Forrest, tie pla'ntiH, 70 mary again,
ii the sele q manner - i ths raid EJWn Forrest
the defendant WAS act4sily dtad, bat IL shall not
ea lawful for the saa E5Wn Forrest, the DEEM
dsut 20 marry again til ssii Cathe gine ~ For
rest ire r,slyuU shah ~. a,tuely d.sa And II i
S,r,rar 80 ,iae-. . o;,a,a5 $50 49,. 800 "a
sin VnrrcS+ ~, dsle,s'.,. 80 ~ nstSarise n gor
ras To niarttT I'M M n - aoa 4 y.s4 f.orn lqh
November, 1850. en Vfinh ~ this action was COM
- tbs ,asa - - 4 - ~ .i.s;T - nav
ennno-t ana 80 s,.1 itgy.socs ~ ~ IN ~.
.nsY11,as ,ssto,;.. 80 L ~ ,s,,.Ii Z. .ba sr,n
Of srfg ~ la IA s,ere,aia ipr5 tie hand
49, 70 800 49, - ,h,aS ,,s;as3g ~ ~ 80
.. 49, - , - .f.,e aast,oa - Ioth js-
~ T.nr,ssrr no 49, 49, III. F1n ~ s75o he ns;a
.. asorassid $40 .ha ~ ar ,,nea ma order AZ ths
.aid n.irfi ~ ~ lr foy. ~ recs~i in tl,is ZION
or 16th AZ ~ erc ma yh - NV An,pet N,v.a,her
snd Teb,,,s-v bs@,.r earias ~ aaf-ra I,f Of IN.
said CATHERINE Il Forrest tre rlg,ntif Anditi far.
thar oratrea brI the s, Ycs,t P5rre, the st ntant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-08
TeIsCrR ohio Heuogrs,

Wv URLtAss ta5 3, iBb2.
Cotton sales to-day 600 bales The lower grades are
easier hddlirg is Ut 40. Tho Aiigara's news was
received to night.
rEw ORLeANs Feb. Moon
The Europss has ast beer received BY both hoes
Cotton is animated aud eady 600 bales BEEN sold
az foil prices. We quote nitcings 1850 s73so.
CSciNNArI, Feb. I, 1852
The foreign news by the Europa has caused large
speculative demand fer -four IL 600 5bs 70 day at
IS I5 So IS New flour Is held at SO Is upwards;
the stock is very iight Proyisions buoysDt, and
sales q dry saltsd have been made at shou!dsrs
6isc; new sides are held quarter higher. sight ok
change on New YORK u TO premium