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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
SlelxnbOat ExplOsiOn-- GEeat Loss
OfLIfc-TyEO mcta Hanged FOR
MuTdeT--H1cmOnstRatIOSf' Of Rec
speet for the Memory Of Henry
Clay.
New ORLEANs, July S.


. The steamer st. James, when returning from
Boloxi, this morning. over Lake Ponchartrain,
exploded and afterwards barned 10 the waters
edge. Fifty lives were lost. including Isaac
Preston, Of the Sup. Court, and Mr.. Wolf, Cor.
Poration Attorney, asweH as many other prom
illeht citizens and several ladies and children,
whowerc returning from the watering place.
There is much distress and excitement inthe
city in consequence of this sad calamity.
The 81. James was racing with the Mobile
boat at the time the explosion took place.
Adams and Beslie, convicted Of murder,
were hanged in this city on last Friday. The
ropes slipped in both cases, and both the cul-
prits were precipitated to the ground. but mat
ters were afterwards adjusted, and the unhap-
-py men suffered the extreme penalty ofthe l.w.
There was a large crowd of persons present,
and much excitement prevailed.
The news of the death Of Henry Clay reached
here on Friday; all business was at once :sus-
pended, and all prominent public places were
draped.with Grape.
The bells and minute guns all day proclaim,
cd the sad intelligence, Henry Clayi is dead"
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~--The New York Tribune claims Mpssas
ehuseits ior Scott BY 0,O00 voles more than
Pierce o. Hale wiIlleceiye. Tlis may be 50,
But the claim aipounts:o an admission thai
Hcott.will hnvs2o, 900 less votes IN the state
than tho otheF Two csndiaates,wiIl sss ~
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Cincinnati Nlnrket.

CINoINNATI, July 6--P. M.
River stationary. Market--no change -
Flonr 50, ,20@3,26, for common brands, Whis
key l6i9l54. In provisions the only sale was
GU hide. Of bacon shoulders. at SC, packed
Other articles unchanged.
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All Aboard!
g.

WTE ARE now prepared 10 accomm odute
w the travelling public, to quick. safe, ,
and pleasant ride, to and from Columbus. On
and after Monday, June 2sth, the coaches will
run Us follows-Leave Portsmouth daily at 5
o'clock A N arrive at Columbus same evening
II 3 o'clock-Leaye Columbus every day at 6
o'clock A. M nrrive at Portsmouth same day
at9P. NJ making only fifteen hours between
The two Ponls---a distance of9o miles. This
is now the quickest Route to Pikelon, Chilli
cothe, Circleville, Bloomfield, and Columbus.
of any othar.
Extras wil be furnished at the shortest no.
ticc.
NJ. Q. KREIDER & Co..
Office at the u. S. Hotel. Gune 25, 1s52.)
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SECOND SUPPLY OF
Spring and Summer Goods.

AT No. 8, Enterprise Row.
WUST now receiving and opening another
sB large stock Of CHEAP aud FRESH GOODS,
bought very cheap-many Goods having declln.
ed since the opening of the Spring trade.
Our retail department will be found to con-
tain VERY LARGE stock of staple aud fan
cy Dry Goods. Particular attention has been
paid to the selection oil eheap, rich md brilliant
styles Of Ladies' bress Goods. We are now
better able than ever 10 please the ladies, who
are invite,l to call eally.
Our wholesale room as usual is filled with a
targe stock Goods purchased to Suitlhe coun-
~ and furnace trade both in qualityand price.
We have now and always do have larger ard
better assortment Of Goods in our iobbing room
than can be found in any house in the place.
Country Merchants, Furnace Proprietors, and
all others dealing in Dry Goods are invited to
call before visiting Pittsburg or Cincinnati.-
QueenswnIe. Glassware, Carpets, Cotton Yarns
and Batting, wholesale and retail.
May ii. ELDEN BROTHERS & co.
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0F "SooTr SouP"and GRAHAM BREAD"
itappears, are to6e tbe diet Of the wings in
this csmpaignl i is great falling of from
the Hard Cider and .Roast Beef@ Of l640,
but we suppose Il is all they can afford now.
The probability is that ffeding on this, hy
tile time the election comes round, they win
be so weak that the Democrats arill hum 10
hold tAsm.up to knock them do,sn.-- -Bwfaio
Courier.
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A. DRESCHER,
COmfectioIler.

Court. betiossn Front and Second styeefs.
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO.
HAS justreceived from New York splen.
In did lot Of Musical Instruments, consist
ing Of VfOlins, Guitars. Banios, Accor.
deans, Flutes and Ciaronets. n. :. .ss
he salso a fresh supply Of Confectionery
and is prepared to furnish parties with any
thing In his line on short nolice.
ICE CREAM AND SODA.
His establishment is fitted M to accoinn,o-
date PARTIES OF Ladies' and Gentlemtn who
may wish 10 indulge in Ice Crelm and other
refreshments. n
moderate terms. a
hehopea ly ystrietluiteHtion % the wants Of
his customers to still llconiinue to merit And fS I
ceivc generous share o. tfoaage>
May /. 1854 Y
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Cattle Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, July7.
Cattle market--t000 beeves offered and sold
at Si@lO por cwt, Hogs--500 in marketat 8
asa PER cwt. cows--l00 in market; price
$l2 to As. sheep and lambs--former, So 10 3A
latter, 90 to'3.
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HTs-A female niemberof DR.. S'schurch iu
Boston, having safely passed through her
nineteenth a:couchment, her husband sent
the following note to the v.pDr. TO be read
before the congregation: Mrs. A.. .hav-
lug been safely delivered Of her nineteenth
child, she, with her husband would return
hearty and unleigned thanks to Almighty God
forhisgreat favor and humbly ask for a con.
tistaaice Of hisblsssings.'
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NEW Orlenns NlnrlIot.

NEW orleans, July D., NJ.
Flour is dull aud lower: Ohio 3,65 a 3,7O
aud St. Louis 4,l2. Mixed corn 52c. ST.
Louis outs 34c. Porkand Bacon unchanged.
Whisky Tic,
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CITY RoppRTY FOR sALD.

TEyHE subscriber offers TO sell his house and
Il. lot on Fourth street, south side, between
Market and Jefferson, oppositethc railroad de-
pot. Til, lot is in a pleasant Location and if
the purchaser wishes TO purchase more ground
adjoining, he can do SO at very reasonable
rates. will sell low Tor cash.
Z apfd 29. lS59.-dtf L. D. ELLIS.
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Native Americas Convention.

The Native American Convention last
night agreed 10 support Mr.. Webster, and
recommended him ss the Union candidate,
and Gorge c. Washington, of Virginia, as
Vice President. The committee on platform
were i'll session all night, but could not d.
gree.
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Ladies'. you viii find at
j. L0dWiCk 81 Sons.

|. A MOST splendid assortment or rISE AND
N CHEAP Dress goods, snclias silks, Satins,
Persges, Benge DsLains !. ShaiIy borages,
Chints, Prints &C., &c. Also splendid Iot Of
Parasols, Fans, Kid, Silk and Lyslc thread
gloves, picknet and SilS twist milts, Grape
shawIs, Capes, Collars, Undershirts, Edings,
InseriiDgs, Flouncings and thousand other
articles you must haye--iust received. Cal
soon, US their motto is quick Gales and small
profits [aprl IL 1852. -dw.
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For Gentlemen!

r~ JUST RECEIVED. beautiful
assortment of Cents Fine Cloth,
ss-~-.h Lasting, Enameled, Calf and Pot.
ent Leather Congress Caters. Gents Su.
perior Pat Leather Oxford Ties; Gent Mo Bro
gans and Oxford Ties, Fancy Monterey Ties,
IN great quantity and exceedingly cheap.
may 25 R. BELL & co.
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Just received at the Bank Exchange,
A FINE lot OF Swiss aud bimburger
II Cheese; also, lot OF Fine Holland Her
rings. Keep constantly on hand good Cinoin-
matt Lager Beer. desire 10 sell of my entire
stock Of Liquors at q. holesae, or Cost price.
MO. ES GRAMM. NJ. u.
June IL, 1859.
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Maguanimity of Gen. Cass.

The able correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Ledger relates the following Of General Cas-
eGeneral cass having been aecosted TO day
at the National Hotel by one OF his iriends,who
observed that republics were ungraieflil,' the
old statesman instantly checked him by assuring
him thai the republic had been remarkably
grateful to him. Il crossed the A'leghanies on
foot said General Cass !; Il rowed my own
boat oil the Ohio river and from that humble
positionl have been exalted by the gratitude oI
the republic into every station of honor. trust,
and emolument, except one, and for that one
Ihaveonce been nominated, though not elected.
If there be man in this nation who has rea-
sou to thank the republic and the people Ior ia
vors bestowed on him, am that man. The
would-be flatterer was snubbed. Let every
American statesman set a similar example Of
forbearapce and elf.denial."
"A writer in the Boston periodical called
To- Dry referring TO an individual mentioned
by Mr.. Edward Living m, in his reply TO
President Jefferson, who left Scotland BY the
name Of Ferguson, and turned up OF New
Orleans as Peter Gun, gives the true history
OF The case. The mans real name was Flint
and In some of the German districts in the
west his name became translated into Feur-
stein, (which caused him TO be addressed us
Ferguson" and afterwards, going to New
Orleans among the French, his Hamewas a.
gain translated into Pisrrs-aJusil, which, on
his return home, was translated back into
the barbarous English name "Peter Gun; $50
that he left home as Flint, aud CAME back Us
."Gtn."
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For the Ladies!

%Nss PATENT LEATHER LINDS
-. Enamelcd Lin.s aud Bnskins;
French Mo. Linds, Buskins, Ex-
celsiors and Ties.-Also handsome stock
Ct Fancy Caters, just received at the Boot and
Shoe Sioio of r. BELL & co.
may 25
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ne 'oIH1e q uHIo. Probule Court.

fss seista s,a'c csanly OF onis s.. Probate Court
Ella ZULL has this day been appoint
~ ed aud qualified admin stratrix Of the estate
OF Ezkiel zull deed late Of SclOlo Comfy
All persons having claims against the estate,
viii pleas present them forsetilement propcr
ly authenticated, and persons owing the estate,
will call and make payment.
June 26. 1852. a /, @'pi
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Fresh Arrivals.

ID ECEIyED pr. Scioto this morning
M Purified Pearl Starch, new aud very
superior article.
Oat Meal, the real Irih;
English SPLIT Peas;
Pearl Barley;
Six different kinds Crackers,
june q, 80. VIM. MILLER.
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1000 BOnnets

TIVE largest and most elegant assortment Of
IL Bonnets ever oHered in this city, just re.
celved. The are all of the latest summer
styles, und OF the newest designs,such as Crys-
tal Lace, Blonde Lace, Gsuze Lace, Jenny
Lind and Neapo 'ilan, Tissue Braid, Pearl and
Pedal, Bloomer Hats, with several other new
styles in Ladies and childreu's sizes. The par.
iicolar attention Of buyers is requested, as our
Stock is very superior. Milliners are request
ed to call and examine onr stock Of Bonnets,
Bonnet Frames, Straw Gimps aud Millinery In
general, oefore pufchaang in this market or
going to Cincinnati.
May Is '52-dNf. ELDEN BROS g. Co. 4
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JOB PRINTING.
S. P, DRAKE,

HAVING retired from the Newspaper de-
IL. partment Of the Tribune and Clipper, is
now prepared 10 execute all kinds Of
] O 3 p Il q M lI D M q,
In style that cannot be surpassed, OF the low
est prices.
GTHis office is in the third story of S. D.
Bishops building, Front st, Portsmouth.
june lGdw
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Mnine Law---TO Corn Raisers
NT Z have for sale on consignment, No. 3
w Hands Steel Ploughs, Burnblls' Corn
Planters. These are not only handsome arli
c!es, bat The best uf the kind; both having Ia
ken the first premium at the Ohio State Fair.
B. T. CONWAY & co.,
mar6-dwtf Pig Iron Corner.
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NEW STYLE SUMMER HATS.

W1E have just received by axpress, an
w entire New Style Of G-ntlemun's SiiFT
HATS. They are the most elegant Hat YET
introduced. They are in great demand, and
those wishing TO procure one should csll soon
aprl A. R. LLOYD & co.
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PTTsBuRcH, July I'm.
River four feet--swelling a little. Weather
clear andyeIy warm. . .N-eNl.
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Notice.

Y AM closing up my business, for the present,
i in POrtsmoulIi, aud call OH all TINT are in-
debted TO me TO call and settle Immediately,
by Cash, Note or any other way that viii
satisfactory to all parties. Hoping this may be
sufficient, lremuin,
Yours, &c.
june 80, 80. A. C. DAVIS.
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Terrible Accident--I2 or more persons
Drowned.

NEW YORK, July D.
Yesterday. at Staten Island, Us the steam
er Hunchhack was landing passenge:s, the
ferry bridge broke down letting sixty men,
women ond children into the water, Twelve
dead bodies were recovered up 10 midnight.
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Blanks! Blanks!!

NassortInent ofblanks ofvarious kinds
n such ps Warrabtee, Quit lClaiin & Mort
gage Deeds,Subponaa ,Su mmons, Exec,itlbhs.
itia,chmentsl-sHd cthef justice' shianks ! now
onlhnnd atfhlsDthce. & M. :,
nv AnLE AND re CHIEF CUTLEY "a
u ayefy large lot fof thu 5ebbine trades--
hlse some stcstfifhl Ivory fszndlta ST. ttcfsf
plscs.' T. N. DAKExs
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ChiIdresss,
La ter still!

= BELL & co. are jpst receiving anoth-
1 y, er la-ge stock Of Cents LADIES' Boys,
Misses and Childrens' Shoes and Boots, suit
able for summer wear; TO which they would
respectfully invite the attention of the. trade,
aud all others in want Of goods in their line.-
They otfer goods at The very lowest figure and
warrant all OF ihem 10 be as represented.
Portsmouth. May 26th, lS52.-dtf
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To the Ladies.
SciOtO 4 Hooking Valley Rail
Road.

NTANTED, so Stone Masons and labor.
wv crs 10 work on the Abutmcbis and Pier
Ut the Little Scioto BRIDGE" section No. 6. ol
the above named road, near the village Of Sci.
otoville, Scioto Co. Ohio, TO whom, The high
est prices will be paid, uron the order Of lhe
Contractors On application 10 this Office every
Saturday evening.
Office Of the scioto & II. v, R. R. Co. 4
J.W WEBB, Chief Eng.
June % 1852 (Ironton Register copy.)
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Portsmouth, Ohio,
EEAVE constantly on hand large supply
u IL Of all articles in their line, WHICH the
are prepared 10 dispose Of on the most reason-
able terms. Having had considerable expert
ence III the business, they 1hter lhemseip..
that they can render satisfaction 10 all tho,t
who may favor Them with their patronage,
They have jus, received fresh supplies of Rjs
pnd Java Cofieei Brown, Crushed and Los.
Sugar N. o. aud S. Fl. Muiasses; Teas, To
bscco, Cigars, Rice, Ginger, Pepper; Alispice.
sSal@ratus, Alum, Maddcr. Indigo. Copperass
Malaga Raisins. Candies, Herring, Mackcrel,
Goldfish, Candies, Soap, Lard Oil, Brooms, Bed
cords etc. ETC, all Of which wi.lsbc sold a.
the lowest rates.
March 5, lS52--dwtf
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vsE MEcEIvED per Steamer se;s,o.
* snotlier 10. OF those ceichrstsS y ~
- y. nasnas Tothose who wish 4 n.reallv 49,;
\ aD..,' wewcaid say call 500 q IA lhs siock 80,
Dried Beef. wM MI (, ~, NJ y
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KTyRUNKs.--.onr second Fall supply ,of
Trunks valises. Carpet Bags and Ssich.
els hss jus, been received and will BE- sold rsa-
oflably cheap
Nov 81 1851. 4. BELL&c Co
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no the Ladies.
CoMMUNloN snTra.

A FEW Communion Sets Cor Sacramental
IA pu rposes, Just received and for sale 10 4
by fapr Z JAMES PURSELl.. "a
No. /, Enterpriss Buildings.
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fTtUNSr--cU Ns---Single aud double bar
NJ rel shot guns, some AZ aHod as can be
produced. Shot and gsmehags, Powder fasss.
N0vgl7. n III ~. DAVEY.
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lsnonpCF IN Excr.nrrr.
sfset rrc'p wit ;,1i Il 20 lkli, q - :. ..--
u tho bees ,erms. - S's - " " IA
an, n, 1872 adm
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Gold WiBle!!
Discovered in Monroe County!!!

Discovered in Monroe County!!!
1t is now "fixed fact" that W w. JORDAN
s. CO offer TO the people OF Monroe county, op.
portunities to make FORTUNES, not to be sur.
passed by the GOLD DlGGTNs OF California.
They have on hand, aud are constantly receiv.
ing, VERY LARGE aud CHEAP assortment. ol
Cooking Stoues of every uariety.
among nhich are Bucks Patent, Greenpoods
.4T Tight. BWton's Premium. sc. SC, sc.
.4isO Ten Plate, Seven Plate, and
various patterns ot ... 4t
AIR TIGHT PARLOR STOVES,
for both wood and coal. Also all kinds of
StOue Trimmings, both Copper and Tin
Pipe, Boilers, Steamers, Kettles, Pots. Steao
pans, Sauce pans. Frying pans, .And-
irons, Smoothing irons, Griddles,
Coal grates, and iron and copper coal Buckets
. Also a full and complete assortment of JAPAN
and COPPER WARE.
House Spouting and Piping for sale and put uE
at the shortest notice.
link WashbOardS at wholesale and
retail.
Persons wishing to purchase wares are request
ed TO call and examine their Stock for they de-
termned to give GREAT BARGAINS, and Ia
sell LITTLE CHEAPER than the cheapest.
0G-Orders from Merchants punctually attended
to. N. b. Old Pewter and Copper taken in ex.
change for wares. w. w. JORDAN l. Co.
Woodsfeid, Nov. 10
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American Reperto'y of Inventions.
To Mechanics, Mrentors and Manu-.
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Notice in Partition.

SUSANNA R. LANDBACK, Anna Maria
- 'Landback and Charles Landback. all OF The
State Of Pennsylvania, willtake notice that Aaron
Landback, also Of said State Of Pennsylvania. OH
The 26lh day ofJanuary, A. D, 1852, filed in the
office of the clerk 81 the court Of common pleas.
within and for the county OF Monroe and State OF
Ohio, petition demanding partition of the follow
ing premises, of which Samuel Landback died sell
zed, to witt Lot No. 100 in the town of Woods
field in said county Of Monroe ALSO the north
fourth Of lot No 81 in SAID town. The petitioner
Aaron, demands that partition be made as follows
To the petitioner, Aaron Landback, and to Anna
Maria Landback, and to Charles Landbatk, each
one-thrd part ofaaid premises And the petition
er further asks that dover in said premises may be
assigned TO said Susanna r. Landback At the
next term of said court application will be made
by said petitioner for an order that partition may
be made of said premises, and that said dover be
assigned AARON LANDBACK,
BY SINCLAIR & OKEY, his Au'ys.
.dtfest: VIM. OKEY. Clerk
JAM 2S, lS52-4w
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Petition to Sell Lands.

NDWARD McKAIN, Jonathan McKain and
E-X lchabod Ollie and Mary Ollie his wife, all OF
the State of Indiana, will take notice that William
McKan and Mary Nc Kain as the administrators OF
the estate of James McKain. deceased, on the 22d
day of January, A. d 1852, filed in the office OF the
clerk OF the court of common pleas of the county
Of Monroe and State of Ohio, a petition praying
that order be granted to them by said court, a,
the next term thereof, authorizing the sale Of the
following real estate, of which the said decedeni
died seized, to witt The south west quarter of the
south west quarter OF section 35, township 8, and
ranged, containing SO acres more or less, and lying
and being in said county of Monroe, to pay the
debts against said estate.
WILLIAM McKAIN.
MARY McKAIN,
..... By SINCLAIR & OKEy, their Att'ys.
Attest: WIN. OKEY, Clerk.
Jan. %. lS52-4W
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Petition for Divorce.

Mary Van 0s Dillon, State Of Ohio. Monroe
Us. , OuHfy, SIS:
Luke Pan Os Dillon. To Luke Van Os Dillon:
You are hereby notified, that on the 9Th day OF
January, 1852, Mary Van o. Dillon of M,nroe
county, Ohio, filed IN the Court of Common Pleas
of Monoe county Ohio, petition in Charcery,
against the said Luke Van Os Dillon; the object
and prayer of which petition is to obtain Divorce
from the said Luke Van Os Dillon-the causes
assigned in said petition gross neglect of duty
adultery; and that the said Luke Van Os Dillon
had another wife living at the time of the marriage
with the said petitioner. And The said Luke Van
Os Dillon is further notified that this petitioner
will ask for decree upon said petition at the
Spring Term OF said Court.
MARY VAN OS DILLON,
Jan. IA, 1852. By N. HoLLIsTER, her Atty.