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Office of N. C.. NUT. I'm. Co. J
RALEIGH Fin 10 1850

TNHE Board of Directors of the North Carolina Mu-
tua Insurance Company, at their annual Meeting
held in this City, the 18th day Of January, 1882,
levied an assessment of 81 per cent all premium
Notes of the Company outstanding on the 18th day of
December, 1851.
This with one-nalf per cent levied September End,
ls49 per levied November 9th, 1850, and one
per levied September 18th, 1851 will make six per
all notes subject the End Sep
dmber, ls49 and remaining unexpred and uncancelled
the 18th of December 1851.
These under the provisions of the Act Of
Incorporation, will be payable before the goth day
of April 1852. All persons having premium notes in
the Office will please remit the thereon with
as title delay practicable.
By order of the Board,
JNo G. PARTRIDGE, Sec'y.
Raleigh, Feb. Is, 1852. 29-td.
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cred speech reviewing the acts of the present wing
national administration,
Mr. wilcox having then obtained the floor, the
committee rose, and Mr. Houston reported from the
Committee of Ways and Means the annual army ap-
preparation bill, which was committed
MI CLARK, by leave, presented the joint resolutions
OF the Legislature of Iowa the subject of the Com
promise which MI. G. explained at length, advoca-
ting the views his Legislature had expressed.
Mr.. COBB, by leave. presented joint resolutions of
the Legislature of Alabama the purport of which was
announced, which were referred to the COMMITTEES
on Public Lands; and then, pending request made
by Mr. Florence to authorize him introduce certain
resolutions adopted at meeting of soldiers in the war
OF 1879, the House adjourned.
In the Senate, on Tuesday the 9th, Mr.. Rusk re.
ported joint resolution authorizing the appointment
OF an additional Assistant Postmaster General.
Inc resolution referring the subject of the
pruning to select committee of five adopted
and the committee was appointed by the Chair,
sstlng OF Messrs. Bayard, Borland Davis Atchison,
and Bell.
The joint resolution the subject of non-interven-
ton was taken up, and Mr.. Seward spoke thereon
after which the further consideration of the subject
was postponed until Wednesday of next week.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, In the House Messrs.
Cobb and White, of Ala, addressed the House, each
at length, on the bill making donation of public
lands to aid in the construction of the Selma and
Gunter's Landing railroad after which Mr. Phelps
presented the petition of Mr.. A. w. Reynolds, who
contests the seat of the delegate from New Mexico,
Mr.. r. H. Weightnan, which he accompanied with
few remarks. The House then went into commit
tee, (Mr. Hubbard in the chair,) wherein they were
addressed at length by Messrs. Wilcox and Rantoul;
after which the committee rose, and the House ad.
iourned,
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Democratic Meeting i'm brunswick

Dem OcratIC MeetlnS IN 6rUMSWlck.
A large and respectable meeting of the Democratic
citizens of Brunswick county held at the Court
House in Smithville Monday the lst inst. The
meeting was organized by calling Owen D. H omes,
Esq, to the chair, and appointing J. w. Galloway,
Secretary.
On motion, a committee was appointed 10 draft
resolutions for the consideration of the meeting, which
committee reported as follows:
WHEREAS, The principles of the democratic party
are such as commend themselves to the affections of
the people, and have almost invariably maintai ned
their ascendency in the councils of the nation since
the origin of the government, thereby making US
happy and prosperous people. Therefore,
Resolved, That in those principles we have the
fullest confidence; that by unwavering adherence
them shall best subserve our country's welfare;
and that will use most strenuous exertions to
give them that preponderance they SO justly merit.
HesoEued, That in all matters of State and Nation
al policy, our principles will be most appropriately
expressed through the medium of our delegates to
the State and National Conventions respectively.
Resolved That the acts of the present State Execu
tive meets hearty appreciation, and we recommend
the denomination OF David s. Reld, Tor Governor OF
North Carolina.
ResoEueG, That the nominees of the national con-
venton for the Presidency and Vice Presidency, will
receive the cordial support of the democratic party OF
Brunswick county, but in consequence of the dstln-
guished ability, and lofty patriotism OF James Bucha-
nan and Robert Strange manifested by long lives OF
public service, shall be particularly gratlhed to
have their names placed upon the banners of democ-
racy, believing they would lead US on to glorious
victory in the coming contest.
ELOQUENT speeches made by Robert Strange,
Jr and Nj. B. Smith, Esqrs., in which the princl-
Piles OF democracy, and the errors OF whlggery were
powerfully expounded. The remarks of these gen.
tle,nen were enthusiastically responded to by the
cheers of the meeting. --.--a
After choosing committee of FIVE delegates to the
district convention, and two delegates to the State
convention the meeting adjourned .-
| OWEN D. HOLMES, Chairman.
l. w GALLOWAY, Secretary. -..
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SPRING STOCK.

Boots, Shoes, BrOgaMS, Trunks, dc.
WE have received by the recent arrivals, direct
w from the manufacturers stock of Boots, Shoes
Carpet Bags and other articles in line, all of which
have been selected with much for
WHOLESALE SPRING TRADE.
We fattcr ourselves that better cheaper stock of
Goods has never been offered in this market.
The attention of Merchants visiting city is partc
ularly called to the above.
w. R. JOHNSON, & CO,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots Shoes. &c,
two doors below Paul & McIlwaine
Petersburg, March 2, 1852. S4-lm.
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Music, Pianos Banios. 60.

NOW OPENING at the North Carroll
Music Store, lot of Pianos far supe-
v v rior to anything of the kind offered for
sale in this State that degn to challenge compet
ton. Comparison is all that is necessary to convince
the Indifferent observer of the superiority of
the splendid instruments from the celebrated Factory of
KNABE GRuLE.
These instruments sell at Factory prices, may
be by examination of the Manufacturers Gard
and List of prices.
New Music, Foreign and American, several dozen
BANGS, beautiful and brilliant Guitars, Vions Flutes
Clarionetts Fageoets &c. of all kinds, qualities and
prices. K. w. PETERSILIA.
Raleigh, March 1, 1852. 30
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New Books.

New Books.
NEW Novel by Mrs. Marsh, Ravenscliff, Price rs
IN cents. Daugereotype of the liveIiest stamp.
Florence Sackve, Self Dependence by Mrs. Burbury.
price rs cents. The most complete life of Robt Burns
Robert Burns his life and works, edited by Robert Cham
bers, vols. IL mo. Levers novel, Mawrice Tier
nay, the soldier of fortune, by Charles Lever price SO
cents. For sale at the N G. Bookstore by
H. D. TURNER.
March g. 1859. Sc
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J. TURNER, Sec'y.

PRoF. EMMoNs LECTURES. The State Geoogist,
Prof Emmons, and his Assistants. spent several days
OF last week in place, during which various parts
OF the county visited and explored by the scien-
tihc gentlemen. They left on Monday for some of
the more Eastern counties. On Friday and Saturday
nights, Prof. E. delivered his first lectures in North
House. The general subject agricultural Chem
lsry. We took some notes, which however a want
OF time to write them out and the crowded state of
our columns, prevents from laying before read
much interest felt in the subject discussed by the
learned lecturer. GoLdsborOatgh Rep. f. Pat.
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Spring SmDEsIV JmSf

Spring Supply Just Landing.
600 BOXES Raisins-Bunch.
do do Layers.
$50 drums Figs-Smyrna.
trails Dates
5000 fresh Cocoa Nuts
$50 boxes Oranges.
100 do Lemons.
10000 lbs fresh Nuts, assorted
10 Prunes.
254,OOO Cigars of the very best quality
In addition to which, am just opening heavy as
sortment of Soaps, Perfumery, Extracts, Oils Fancy
Articles, Common Jewelry, French Candies, &c.
Merchants informed that sell at Northern prices,
and warrant my goods.
SAM'L. H. MARKS.
P. S. Good article of Candy at 123c. per pound
when purchased by the hundred.
Petersburg, March 9, 1882 So
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ARREST OF A HUNGARIAN AT HAVANA. Mr.. Ull-
man, Hungarian by birth but resident of New
York, who recently went to Havana as manager for
celebrated singer, has been arrested there tn e
charge of being an emssary Of Kossuth, because he
had letter from Kuahia in the Hungarian language,
in his possession. The letter merely from old
in the United States. He was sent to the Moro not
withstanding the silly charge.
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IMMENSE CAPITAL. The capital of the Cunard
Steamship Company is S., 500, 900, than double
that of any company concern in the United States,
and yet this is all owned by few individuals, prob.
partnership concern. This company own nine steam
ships; but the two largest, which have just been
completed, the Arabia and the Persia, of $500 tons
and $50 horse power, have been sold to the West
India Mail Steamship Company, which has Is or Ii
first class steamers and probably twice the capital of
the Cunard Company.
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SUPREME COURT.

The following opinions have been delivered since
our last report:
By RuFFiN, c. ]. In State Us. Arnold, from Co.
umbus declaring there is error in the judgment.
Also, in doe dem " orth rs. FORK, from Rando ph,
awarding renire de noUo. Also, in Lowder Us. Ma
ding and Shuz, in Equity. from Forsythe.
By Nash, j. In Gbbony Miller, (two casey
from Guilford, declaring that there is in the
order OF the Superior Court. Also, in March rs.
Leck'e, from Rowan affirming the judgment. Also,
In Branson rs. Fentress. from Randolph, declaring
that there is error. Also, in Tilghman Us. West,
Equity, from Lenoir, declaring that there is
the n.erlocutary order Also, in Roe Lovick,
Equity from Craven, dsmissing the bill with costs.
aalSo' In Simmons Us. Mcdonald, in Equity, from
NGcklngham. directing decree for the Plaintiff
j, BY PEARSON, ]. In Lawyer Us. Jarvis, from Cam
Ceh' awarding venire de noUo Also, in Lewis U.s..
look from Franklin, awarding uenire de nOUo. AL
&c. In Waterman g. Sons rs. Williams, from Colum-
JUS, awarding venire de noUo Also, in Simpson
H. S 1usuce, in Equity, from Craven, dsmissing the
81 OIL with costs. Also, in Graham u.s. Roberts, in
equity from Craven, directing reference. Also, in
a n@i u.s. Lofn, in Equity, from Lenoir. Also,
IN eimmOns Us. Hendricks in Equity, from Randolph,
1DeverSng the decretal order. Also, in CruduP Us.
a''etsOn' on exceptions to Masters report.
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S. District Court, just closed, BrownvilIe, the
Grand Jury found indictments against s. M. J. Car
vaal, Jack R. Everett Capt. heate and nine others,
tor violation of the neutrality laws, by fitting and
joining in expeditions against the Mexican terrific
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RECTIFIED WHIsKEY

RECTIFIED WHIsKEY.
TENHE Subscribers have constantly on hand, and
i prepared to furnish any quantity of their very
Superior RectIfied Whiskey,
about Baltimore prices. in lots of four barrels and
upwards for Cash. Also. New England Rum, Brandy,
Gin Wine Cordial and all Domestic Liquors. Persons
ges, from the Northern Markets. and always get good
and pure article All ask is trial of quality aud
prices. L. LUNSFORD & SON.
Petersburg, Va.
March 10, 1852. 9II-4tw.
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J. W. GALLOWAY, Secretary.

The Louisville Journal speaks of Mr.. Clay as a
victim of locofoco SANDERS Mr.. Clay himself
thinks he is the victim of whggery, which since the
COALITION has elected Harrison and to the Presl
Lency, and TYLER and Fillmore to the vice presidency
The wings of Kentucky have just nominated Mr.
Fillmore for another term. r-=. Bost. Host.,
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DIED,

Near Warrenton, the 18th inst, Mr.. David Collins,
aged about 65 .. -.... ~
In Dupn County, on Friday, the 10th ultimo, Maj.
George E. Houston, aged eighty years, three months
and fifteen days. ~ 90 stae5 y : 81. . s-a@ 20 2
In the same County, the 23d ut, James Houston,
aged II years. Also, Maj. Hampton Sullivan, aged43
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The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the Will
mington and Manchester Railroad Company took
place at Sumperville the 4h inst. pursuant adj
tournament. The President and Directors were re-
elected and it resolved to hold the next annual
meeting in Wilmington. Wiiningt0n Journal
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Inc PennsylVanian states that the 'Aztec chill
1'eR ROW being exhibited in New York, were Pur-
a'so from two Spaniards to be brought this coun-
~ ana that they have been bought and sold since
'"7y nave been in New York. The AboIitionists are
wv only silent on the subject. but are said to have
"HAeo at the sale. What hypocrites
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Natire Nutmegs in California. In Col. Bigler.s
yard in Sacramento city, may be tree,
with nutmegs upon it, in nearly ripe state. 1t was
brought down. recently, from between the midd lie
and south forks of the American river, by Capt. Nc
Glory, who also collected quantity of the product of
other of the same kind.
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LaHard,s Ninevah.

A POPULAR account of Discoveries at Ninevah, by
n Austin Henry Layard, Esq, edition, contain
ing the whole work, without abridgement of the Text
with numerous engravings, l vol. IL mo.
Just received and for sale by
H. D. TURNER.
March 3, 1852. So
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Notice.

Notice.
WAS entered on the Rangers BooS of Chatham
w County, the 4th of March, 1852, by Lunsford
Jenkins living Moringsville, sorrel Horse, sup
posed be eight years old He has Fistulo,
no brands, and is barefooed.
JOSEPH HACKNEY, G.. R.
March 10, 1852. 9ll-3t.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Later from the Rio Grnnde-RepuLse of CarrajaL
New ORLEANS, March 18th. The steamer Fanny
has arrived from the Bazos, bringing very contadic
tory statements of Carvaal's movement Is. The Amer
lean Consul had received informant on which was
probably correct that Carvaal had attacked CamarGo,
but had been repused and obliged retreat with the
loss of his artillery and ammunition. Carvaial had
about 500 men with him.
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For Sale Cheap.

For Sale Cheap.
I BBI.., Sugarhouse Syrup. 60 cents per gallon.
&c New crop Molasses, 35 cents per gallon,
Cider Vinegar, IS cents per gallon.
g.. Sal Soda, (for washing) Ct cents per pound.
L" Indies nice dish, served like peas, but of a
far superior taste, cents per pound
Prunes very good, when steyed with little
sugar, IS cents per pound.
English Peas, Sc cents per peck.
Call at
F. MAHLER'S,
Opposite the R. & G. R. R. Office.
February a. 1852. al
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Democratic Meeting i'm Johnston.

A MEETING of the Democrats of Johnston Coun-
n ty is requested in Smthied Tuesday of next
March Court nominate candidates for the Legislature
and appoint Delegates the State and District
Conventions. full attendance is desired
February %, 1852. Std
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New JERSEY HOMESTEAD LAW. The homestead
bill which has just passed the New Jersey Legisa.
ture enacts that no person can Procurea homestead
which will be secured by this law till he is actually
worth 81 900, exclusive of debts.
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.S,,,tl.r., R;nhla c,.,nue,,t;on


MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 5th. The Southern
Rights Convention adjourned this evening. after .
session of two days. A series of resolutions, en-
bracing the usual generaties, were adopted without
difficulty.
An animated and protracted discussion arose or
the 26th resolution, which in substance fol
lows:
Resoiued, That in consideration of the fact thai
the people OF Alabama and of the other Southern
States, had decided against resistance the Compro
mise measures. that the Southern Rights party could
no longer make that an issue, but would guard the
future"
This resolution was earnestly opposed as dssolv-
ing the Georgia Platform, but was supported by
Messrs. Buford, Yancey, Gilmore, and others. A
substitute slightly modifying the language, but not
altering its meaning, was accepted and finally passed.
resolution against the doctrince of Intervention
was also adopted, and after some unimportant pro-
ceedings, the Convention adjourned sine die.
Later from Northern Merico-Rcne,val of Hostilities
6y CarUaiaERecapfure Of Camargo-Probabh At
tack upon Mat1naOras.
NEW ORLEANS, March S. BY arrival to-day
from Brazos, Santiago, we have advices from Browns
vile, Texas, via Indanoa, the 24tn ult., stating
that hostile operations had been renewed by Carvaa
the 18th ult, with largely increased force and that
on the goth he had stormed and captured Camargo,
after but feeble resistance from the Mexican troops
The accounts represent the force of Carvaial much
to exceed his former force, and that dsaection with
the Government was spreading, thus increasing his
chances of success
1t was the purpose Of Carvajal to move immedi-
there is little doubt that the attack had been
menced on the morning of the 25th, as heavy can
nonadng was heard in that direction the day the
sci left.
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rRoFIrABLE RAILROAD. The net profits of the
'N'a- estern Georgia Railroad, for the last six
OA'S' were $49,6O9,S 2 at the end of the year the
Pany expect to declare dividend of not less than
Iss"' per cent The road was opened on the 4th of
NUly last, from Savannah to Oklahoma
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~ Inc royal mail steamer America, of the Cunard
ED'ioSh) line, was seized at Boston the 9th, on
OK cnage OF smuggling lace goods to the amount of
SO'OOO 1t was supposed that the officers of the
''eduler would be arrested The matter had created
some excitement
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we shall publish in our next, the admirable Reso-
1"ona adopted by the Democratic State Conventions
"eio IN pennsylvania and Connecticut.
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Arrival Of the FnIcon.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 9th. The steamer Falcon,
with five days later news from Havana, has arrived.
She reports that Condo Milefores had been appoint
ed Captain General of Cuba. The brig Tartan had
arrived from Charleston.
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CARPENTERS Wanted

200 LabOrers and Carpenters Wanted
ON the line of the Cape Fear and Deep River Nav
litigation. Liberal wages will be paid the 10th of
every month"; for the above number which, .he sea-
son advances will be increased TO 500 hands.
Il. $500 ISAAC CLEGG, Pres't.
March sth, 1859. 35--tf.
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The Maine Liquor Laav in Massachusetts.
BosroN, March 9. The Maine Liquor Law passed
the Senate to-day. by a vote of 80 ayes to nays.
Several amendments were adopted, besides the one
submitting the final adoption of the law direct
vote OF the people at the next general election
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Inc gallant Maj. Ben. McCulloch. formerly COM
caIir OF the Texas Rangers. and recently from
a.ioFnla' arrived in this City few days since, on
''Slt to his relatives and friends.
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The Maine Ti0,E0r LINN in Ohm.

The Maine Liquor LaIo in Ohio.
COLUMBUS, March 5. In the Ohio Legislature reso
lutions to refer the Maine liquor law of the
people was indefinitely postponed, by yeas A, nays
SO.
Notice was given of bill to prevent the further
settlement of negroes in the State.
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Bella Badger, prominent Philadelphia Wing, die
in that City on the 9th.
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Heavy Shipment of Clifton.

Heavy Shipment Of Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, March 7. The American ship
Winchester cleared for Liverpool yesterday with a
cargo of 5753 bales of cotton being the largest
known.
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Democratic Meeting In Randolph.
A MEETING of the Democrats Of Randolph County
II is requested in Ashborough, Tuesday after the
fourth Monday in March. it being Tuesday Of Court
fall attendance is desired
February 23d, 1882. 81
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$4,000 WANTED.

Notice.
ON the end Monday in May next, l shall offer for
DSas at the Court House door, in the Town Of
Nashville, n. c., fifty of and lying the waters
of Stoney Creek adjoining the lands of Daniel McDan
iel, Willie Whitley and Others much thereof a.
will satisfy the thereon for ls495O and cost OF adj
vertising. This 10th day of February, 1852.
A. B. BANS ShT:
February 9e, 1852, Sod.
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Just Received
A Lot of fine Buckwheat Flour.
AS Barrels of No. L Herrinss..
Raleigh March 10, 1852. HENRY KEIM.
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Smiling of lie Empire Cir

ISutN7lg q The I1nplre Gag.
New YoRK, March 9. The steamer Empire City
sailed this afternoon, for Chagres crowded with pas
sengers for California.
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SMITH, WATSON & co.
NEoORTERS OF HARDWARE

w. a., South Third ST., E'htEadc!phtG.
CHAhLrs H. SMITH, JOHN T. WATSON, Jos. DUNCAN.
nR. !. T. WATSON, late Of Warrenton, N. c.,
| Jhavng removed Philadelphia and engaged in the
HARD WARE BUSIN ESS, in the above Firm,
would respectfully invite the Merchants of North Caro-
ina and other Southern States call and examine their
Stock which is entirely and will be sold fa
vorabe tens as in any other market in this country.
Philadelphia Feb, l9, 1852. 9OSE1m.
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To the next kin Of Jesse Howell, dec.
VWNHE mex: of kin of Jesse Howell are hereby noti-
II fed that the Undersigned, Admin strator of the de-
ceased, ready to them their respective dis
tribuve shares uron their rendering schedule Of the
advancements made them by Ihe intestae, which they
hereby requested to do Immediately, or at least by
the 2Sth of March next.
B. NJ HOWELL, .9dn,'r.
February ls, 1852. 90s-td.