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10 Pre- ennption Claimants, and to Lessees,, occu-
pants, and Pamittees Of Mineral Lands.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- emption
to any of the lands within the townships and frac
tional townships above enumerated. is required to
establish the Same 70 the satisfaction of the Regis
tor and Receiver of the proper land Office, and
make payment therefor as soon as practicable after
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. And every person having the
right under the act entitled Gan act to create an
additional Land District in the Territory Of Wis
consin, and for other purposes" approved Sd
enter, to the extent of their leases permits, any
townships above enumerated, and who are entitled
mum price of the Mineral Lands in the Lake Su-
perior district, in Michigan, and the Chippewa
district, in Wisconsin" approved 26th September,
1850, to enter the land covered by their leases,
occupancy, and permits, respectively, at the mini
mum price of $i rs per acre; or if Covering more
than one full section, entitled the surrender of
such lease or permit at the proper land office, TO
purchase If he sha elect to do So one full section,
at the rate of 81 SO per acre. s required to estab-
sh the same to the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver at Willow river, and make payment
therefor as practicable utter seeing this no
tice, and before the day appointed for the com
mencement of the public sale of the lands embrace
ing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. .s. . p, '.'.
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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I am, with great respect, your obediont servant,
SAMUEL NELSON.

WAsHiNoToN, January 26, 1852.
Messrs. LITTLE & BRowN-- Gentlemen: BY your
publication of the English Law and Equity Re-
ports, think important benefit is conferred on
the legal profession in this country. The fidelity
with which these Reports appear to have been thus
far made, their compact and convenient arrange
ment, their early publication, bringing down the
decisions of all the important Courts to period
far within those of any Court in own coun-
try. together with their cheapness, ought to be
sufficient recommendations to insure their general
use
With great respect, am your obedient servant
CTPTJC
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pye these conversations because They arc more
live than any speculuons Of mine would be- On Sunday
| attended worship in the Orotoir French Protestant
church where listened .XhuT atiun iIo Tie fehcne
Of the day ~ vurheuii who dwell on the duy oil 9ue'
and dc neunUr and adGonished his hearers VII"
much earr. uess posscss their souls in PATIENCE CYL
IDENTIFY as il seemed me- audng TO the POLITICAL ccuh-
stances of the time. Enough Of French politics
The correspondent first referred TO, gives the loIowlnE
item on The workings of Monarchy in Spain:
The intelligence from Spain is interesting. The Chamber
of Deputies ectcd on The 81 OF December for President
that body The opposition and liberal candidate, by large
majority ~ Bravo Murillo at represented to tht
uecn that would be useless TO propose his bills Tor cecto
raj and constitutional reform chamber disposed ans
dyised dissolution of the Cor,es alternative pre-
fcrable accepting tho resignation of the Ministry I'M
CorCs were dissolved The day the official ourna
published the 5ocard reform bill Of NJ Mutllo The very
first article if passed would revive the inqusiuon. II slip
ulaes that the religion of Spain shall be exclusively Gath
olc Apostolic and Roman and that The relations hetwee'
the church and the State shall be fixed BY the Crown ant
the Sovereign Ponl in virtue of concordas which shat
have the character and force of law. Again. the Senate
ehal composed of Senators by birth, hereditary Senator
and Senators for life, their nomination belonging TO th
Crown The bills are throughout based upon an iuea
assimilation the last constitution OF France, ana u wa
the knowledge of what coming that united le
o! all shades in an effort overthrow the Ministry anon
err Chamber is 10 be elected in March next TO which, OIL
favorable comoexion the bills will be submitted.
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For tho Enquirer.
JAMES RIVER CANAL-CHARLES 5. LEWIS.


1t IT. hoped that better day is about 10 dawn the
James River Canal AZ devoted friend that work,
The mortgage will be foreclosed and the Stale take
charge If it, complete the tide water connection and finish
the work Covingon. There is other for its
friends pursue, than The above indicated.
The people of Virginia have lost confidence in the Com
pany and will any Hunger De rode by embodied night
marc aud The pure and distinguished men, who control The
Company, may assured that they have to the
p0n! ddrgcn with rational hope Of their fut control
The work. Let Them submit destiny, and join the
real friends Of the improvement-put under State
nagenen and make il great Stale work As it has been
IL lion in The path Of internal improvement in Virginia
II would break The back of Hercules bear the James River
Company: and as il is now, in drcuio morris, trust that
other grcat works may he invigoraIed in its dea
The friends OF tho Canal-thc true friends Of internal
mpovemens-he people OF Virginia. debt of graft
ed he tonight against demands that Com
pany and oft victor In the House, some of the beat
talents Of the State araytd against him; and the Com
rany had subsidized the friends Of the great Rail Road lines
Out Of he House. of Rail Road Presidents Stock
holders. and Contractors clalnored with members about
pudiaou &c The a95, 00U of salaries paid the Off
OF The Canal also manifested itself through interested
ofrial hui in Mr. Lewis than match for
all their talent and Vaccinations desire give him my
thanks through paper for the unng energy and talent
he sled in this hard fought He is faithful
rpet ni h:s people, and his in securing
OF The work The Central Rail Road its
Western terminus is another Feather In his cap While
deserves reward for doing his duty the people do
that principles they reward their honest faithful
servants, and glad learn that the people of the 4h
candidate for Congress The coming election.
TRaNSMDSTES
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SPECIMEN OF THE HlGHFALUTIN.

Mississippi Wing into whose brain no sense was beaten
by the Democratic triumph thus fcTcey pours forth
his bitterness Ia letter 10 North Carolina friend we
find it in the Godsboough Telegraph The sescrest rebuke
of such silly stuff is give circulation II reminds one
OF the course Of Wing press uriag The canvass and its
epublca ton may have good effect in showing the folly
| and vanity OF worldly calculations:
My political predictions indeed have not been verified The
American people have Ggiaccd themselves in the recent
Presidential election and they merit for the next four years
all manner of national and local woe and evil War; pescncc
and famine must come upon lnieed look Perccs
election as an nctvn of Divine vengeance upon the
try-us foreunner OF all kind Of disasIes-as the Meme
Iekel Pharsin which will not require Daniel 10 inter
pref from the neraudc they have shown the Great
Captain whose patriotism Mexican gold could not purchase
whose military skill his enemies in the rear could not
,hwa and whose fame extends wherever The bretzes OF
Heaven waited the American people have manifested a
strange nfa,u ton alarming amount OF ioolshncss In
eevang their highest Office mushroom, political fun
gus whose quaifcao his boerapher tells to be
found in the fact thai he spet his father before he
could talk and lived before his nomination, IN small white
house in Concord You call him the great Nc1c England
Statesman! Fla ha l would not dsfgure the English
language with such hyperbole. look upon him as The
identical general who aintcd in Mexico in front OF The enc
my whose face riapped at card table with perfect n-
puny whose legislative life devoted TO The destruction
the best interest Of his country apd nggarMy opppsl-
the widows of revolutionary soldiers, which he falsely
styled economy The frCe.SoH pet % Hale Butler DX
and the Van Burens, and the political Mill Of Baltimore
Cunventun II these NIL combined Constitute Statesman,
then in franklin Pierce you may find the greai New Eng
land Statesman But YOU Pierce Is Compromise man,
and that h. fought battle of the Compromise und The
Con stu,ion and drobed the eesoier Hale OF his Senate.
rial garments Wonder if he did not faint in that battle
somewhere above Netc Boston and 90 over u the enemy
und say he ioated The ugire ld heartily the runkcst
aSolitonisl dbl Wonder if Hale did not connve at and
procure nomination for the If elect
ing Pierce, But such triumph you aud Clingmdn
Soue aud Van Buren, Hale and 'roup and Others u heero
geneous of descendant factions have achieved fail 10
80 ashes upon your lips :" You all must have office
perhaps may, his bouniiu generosity, be able
satisfy with cent and stick Of candyl expect nc
will convert the White House into confectionery shop
and thereby give better evidence Of his craftsmanship
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FROM WASHINGTON.

GBy Tciegrap pin exclusively 10 the y. !. Express.
WasHIS6ToS, Dec II.
The Resolution adopted in The House, calling the Prcsi
dent far information claims before the Treasury Is
h a, The MeasuGrs Wcighers and Guases claim OF some
$3.50 900 On the Treasury.
These officers running back 10 1872 believe, claim all
the fees they rcccvedas their pay without any reference 10
the limi, Of $500, which, they say, is repealed.
The Attorney General Mr. Crittsnden has given orn
ions twice in their favor hds they entitled to the claim
but IN. Secretary OF the Treasury hestatcs
The President has given emphatic opinion against the
claim but adds that legal the opinion Of the la"
officer Of The Government is have weight with The lrens
~ n.l that of the Executive override him.
Tnr claim is from S550000 81 100000, and this
maid vii 90 principally 10 Boston and New iorS. Nj
Stanton resolution however will probably put stop 10 IT.
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A DEMOCRATIC SiGHT.-To the President elect
of Inc United States marching foot through the streets
wit mud ankle Deep following 10 the grave an oa anu
este med companion in This sight w"7 oeieu ~
Bosom on Monday and elected unrcstrunch EXPRESSIONS OF
dr,rin from crowds Of citizens Among me many sor
in MARINERS obSeqnes Of late valued friend
Dr Justin Stevens, believe sincere
than General franklin Pierce. He accompanied by
MAJOR LaIly Major Ptman General Gushing Captain Grail
ton of Ine Infantry and Lieutenant GIackin
all attached +, The 9Th regiment in Mexico OF which Dr.
Stevens was the surgeon Boston Times.
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WAS HISGTON AFFAIRS.

WAsHssToS, Dec. 29-The Telegraph was closed in
she Supreme Court 10 day, Mr. Clifford concluding for
Morse, and Hon. S. P. Chase following with able argu
mcnt in behalf of O'Reiy.
Senator Hunter returned 10 Washington last evening. He
keeps quiet and did go 10 the Senate to-day. He will
leave here for Virginia tonight.
Il is said that lao members Of the Virginia Legislature
have formally recommended Hon. John Barbour of Yir-
gidia for cabinet position under Gen. Pierce.
The statement that the Hon. E. c. Cabel of Florida is
in favor of the annexation of Cuba the Sandwich Islands
is incorrect He is opposed boh and maintains in
cent address, that the fertilization of Key West and other
important points Of the Florida coast would supercedc the
necessity of annexing Cuba for defence.
The arrangement of the Cabinet published in The
New York papers and copied elsewhere regarded here
hoax.
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This SUM- money Tor OF tho hncst paintings III Eu.
rome by ono OF The most eminent living artistic, we think in
every ASPECT the case most reasonable The ADVANTAGES
winch must accrue The University and Stale from having
al our chc literary institution gallery OF the hrs! class u
paintings cannot be estimated in money And as for the
sum itself it is entirely insignificant, when We consider the
numerous body from which it is TO DO drawn-a BODY lar
vast majority Of whom will consider IL no doubt, as we a
grateful duty To contribute this way 10 the permanent pros
pcrity of their Alma Mater.
your approval ard tina, Of the Society Of the Alumni and OF
other friends Of The University and that nothing may inter
.re win The successful accomplishment Of object
have the honor 10 be with respect and esteem,
Very truly. yours,
JOHN L. PEYTON,
JOHN R. PAGE
JOHN G. BRODNAX,
A. ROBT. MCKEE,
F. G. HIGGlNBOTHAM
To Messrs Ihus H. Ellis John 5. Casie John H. lhomp-
sun, B. b. Minor and n. Ii. Masslc
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IMPORTANT DECISION.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 29.-Thc Supreme Court Of Pcnnsy
yana this morning rendered its decision in the of The
sioneTs.
The decision is elaborate and fully recognizes the right OF
the Canal Commissioners acting Tor the Canal Company,
10 lease carrying Of passengers the State road II
further denies the right of the Pennsy vbna Rail Road Com
pany 10 attach cars designed for accommodation and
travel of passengers The DECISION in all respects, fully
sustans the claims of the Canal Commissioners This
has been pending considerable me and the result looked
for with much interest
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We see stated in the papers, that The friends oil "m H.
King Esq, having expressed desire 'ha' nc s'ou'u
spend portion of the winter in Cuba, with view 10 The
final restoration OF his heah and that the post once ana
navy departments should permit the u ) mail steamer, on
her next Trip TO Havana aud New Orleans 10 touch at
Norfolk for the purpose Of conveying him hther-the Post
master General and Secretary Of the Navy have promptly
asscned thereto The vessel sails abou! the 18th OF Janua.
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fErnm he pemocratic Recorder. |

The majority for Pierce and King in Caroline ii under
stand officially lis There 10 places OF voting in III,
and Port ROYAL the only precinct that gave
majority for Scott and that The measre majority OF one II
consequence Of The precinct al Pitts store about Ter
mics below which took 40 so Democratic votes
which used 10 be at the Port Royal precinct However
l7s in the county is glory enough for day have
seen with the utmost pleasure the brilliant success OF OUT
State RIGHTS Republican candidates, Pierce and King
po,T Rov.r VA Nov 25:h 1859 CAROLINE.
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A DEMOCRATIC STATE.

There ninety counties in Texas every one OF which,
at the late election gave majority for Franklin Pierce Tor
President In three of the counties General Scott did mol
yet single vole and fourteen Of them gave him less than
ten votes each.
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DIED,

DIED residence in the county OF MdcscS saturday shc
DrccnIrr lingering Hines Dr. SORD e.. BOOTH
a., his leaving widow aud children
ris III Booth had represented cruuy
clnii IreSaurr had acted long and hal
Of High Sheriff IL aud hnnuGabe
all his ana every real Virginia
.rnrnrn. lie nal m.Inhrr Bar
SI r,urcf ar died u!I hope. eternal hiIpines-
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MiRkIED.

the i instant. Rsrnorni the residence of Mira
Faulkner King and by Rev. ". g. Tol WILLIAM
UnpERS Jr. of Ph'airlphi. To Mia ENEIISE MOTLEY
John Motley U King and Queen county Va.
MARRIED On the !l INST, by the Rev w. d. iIogs. JOHN
Sra al, a., only daughter u VIM e. razeal Esq
n uI lI Guy.
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VIOLATION OF THE PASSENGER LAW.
CuARLgsr0S Dec S.Ihe brig Pedrazzl arrived Ia day
from Nassau with the Cholera board The passenger:
were laZartlo AMI the brig was becd Tor Vie
hitting he IA law.
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MORE NEW BOOKS,
r1p ..t - ny NORRIS NJ MAIN SsrI

FOR SALE BY A. NORRIS. .. MAIN STREET.
STsPOIEON IN EXILE, Voice from ST. Helena. The 0pin.
ions ana reflections Napoleon important
m his , AMI government his words by Barry OMesra
Esq
Pacn, Waiting Loss The Two Chri tnas Days. by Alice
Il Steae - .
Memoirs Journal ADD Correspondence ni Thomas Moore Edited
pv the Right Hon Lord John Russell, ". p. Dec. 81
NEW BOOKS.-(5 AND O EXCHANGE, 18TH STREE -
L Fate story from Backwooda-2oc Bank
Note Reporter Counterfeit Deector for January-l2c
De-: 81 GEO NJ WEST s. BROTHER.
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND KAMA
VIVA COMPANY.
IAA,Ih ~ L..

VIVA COMPANY.
RICHMOND. DEcEMBEK 30 1852
stROP,>iiS will c received ul the S of Janmary
.l D9 % sS S"2f MIX S saans an aa: III.
the Engineers Office the Toll Office III,
Company nn tary Street WALTER GWYSN.
prc.3i-'!ii Chief Ensineer j. X. & r. Co.
iiUMFORD ACADEMY, KING WILLIAM, VA.
Jo'v 1853 II, July
o te first May and reallner
July when made Tor es than the cnic wall be
i lac $50 per month.
Foo ur,hcr inornIIirn. address JNO. II. PITTS,
D1c 3l-ci2 Aylc;s 7. O.. KIas William, Va.
CANAL HANDS FOR HIRE.
The cnspin. able bodied Negro
~ Men. who have been king the James
ard klnawa Canal Anonss, Them several stone
ami Graders PHILLIP N. TABB & SON
office on Governor St. between Main and Franklin
Pre- 3l--r2w
INTEREST on PUBLIC DEBT.
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE. DEcEsBeH 30. 1852
AN rq4r-t.d By Bnatd Pubic WORKS public
the public debt registered hi- Office
wIl. ,r pad ~ Thursday, 10 January next
IIrc..:l-,A BLOWN. JR Secon! Auditor.
SEABRoOikS WAREHOUSE.
The change Of Inspectors this Ware
sb.cnerr has resigned The Inspector ship hrl by him
~ 1, : Warehouse years.
irInus al the hriisr, au the nGbI .eGcrai
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
His lon. experience INSPECTOR aud .aie-man, a" intimate
viii enable hnto The hi.hs; nrke, prices for all
with The sale heirco- lie Will also pay
ocular the sale OF Wheat and F our
office iocIfrI DC given OF
the conscnments b. Rail Roads
Dec 81 ct THOMAS T. JOHNSON
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
s,TRAY ED from N. residence . MIR A Gu!'!In.
- the Plank ,oab on Tnesiay The 2s IN ~
slant a youGs dark by MULE, unbrose and unshoi ~
lie lately cama couny. ard INA? Try 70 setl-A
bar viii ray The ab,vc n expenses,
=" Dec sea, INo. H. MONTAGUE.
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THEATRE.-Thc inimitabIe Kate Batenan takes her
benefit To- night And let be forgotten that this Is
the last night but OF the appearance of these cxraord
chi,
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We are requested 10 stale thai Mr. Browne oil stafford,
detained from his in tie House OF Delegates by indis'
pOston in his family.
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REPORTED DEATH OF AN AMERICAN CONSUL
PonTLASn Dec 29.li is reported that hr. Livingston,
the American Consul al HALIFAX ia dead
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ruE OPERA In PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.7'he operate season given by
Madam Bishops rnnpe in this city has been eminent
~ successful They performed "Lucrcta orglo Tonight
al Walnut Street Theatre brilliant and enthusiastic nl
hiCnEr.
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SIiDDEN DEATH

BosToS Dec. 90 Mr.. George P. Bangs well known
merchant Of this city, dropped suddenly dead this morning.
whilst in the railroad cars, en- route for New York.
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COUNTlNG-H0USE CALENDAR,
FOR
/ = :3:s.

RElNG FIRST AFTER BlsSEXIllE OR LEAP YEAR
And Sevcnty-Scventh Of American indie ne drnrr
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To Messrs Thus H. Ellis John S. Casiie, John H. Ihomp
SUM- b. b. Minor and n. II. Massc
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tkoP>hS will he received urul the St OF January Il
building Wall ii.- Nnril r Ii IA
soE0c auect Specifications ana plans n
the Engineer Office the Toll Office
Company nn tary Street WALTER GWYSN.
Dec. 3l-,.i Chief Engineer j. x. & X. TO
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We find tho following in the correspondence OIL mo D''
match We have no data on which base opinion as
the correctness of heProgromme. Reports 10 the ~
t1d and other nnpcrs aarec as to the of those Sc
lected ~ ., 1890
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31

Walter f. Leak, President Of the North Carolina kecto-
raj College being conducted TO the Chair returned his
thanks for The honor made the following admirable I'D
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-15

STTUATION As a TIE ACHER WAITED lady fron,
New Hampshire, whom the severity
Ter viii render miller climate desirable would
situation AZ teacher in respectable southern family
musc French the common Eneih
stitch, tidy knire Of
pG secure the services Of such please nqu.
once, stating compensation, &C
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Orange Alexardrin and Manassas Gap Railroads
THE daily passenger Alexandra O'Clock
with y. p SawyeTs
for Mddleburg. Uppervie and Paris Mill
wood and Winchester reaching Winchester hafpas o'clock
IN. Fare through, 81. tE ff
passengers Fauqnie Springs
CupepeT Court and Codonsvie
the Virginia railroad
point thence Charlottesville by sawyers line
reaching Warrenon Springs early dinner Cupepe
O'Clock, m Gordonsvlie
Of Virginia Central
Richmond Charlottesville. Gordonsvile
nsh and The exceied by those other line
STATE Mr. Sawyer his
and the public rely careful driving and good time
to all points.
Bot Of the above railways laid with heavy and
the modern constructions The coaches
exceled by road in the United States and provided with
guards, all Of the
Through tickets be obtnined Potomac House, Pennsy
Washington Newons Mansion Alcxan-
dna. Baggage loo Ibs per passenger.
steamboats,
Ale regularly with
in Ale will
boats the railway
Excursion parties by either Of the above
charged
The completed
Fauqn county and the Manassas Salem Fauquier county,
50 miles from Alexandria.
II. III. MIDDLETON Sup. o. and Alex. R. Il.
M. M WELSH Sup. M. G. Il. X
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NOrICE.--A duly made Navy
Of the desire Of the British that the
United should adopting
the fate OF Mr. Benjamin Boyd English gentleman
WHO supposed have been entapped and either to have
held captivity Of
GuAdecana Solomon Southern
ocean, and aid recuing him from captivity, II detained ps
o the Secretary Of the Navy the attention and
the United
the whale fishery, other pursuits which lead Them the
negborood said islands, especially invited and
fate OF Mr. Boyd and prisoner TO peaceful
and obtain his release.
Mr. from San Francisco to Sydney,
Wandee iapded with interpreter
southwest Gundecanar Octnber
supposed murdered The position OF
Of landing the island given Is latitude 40 south, and
nd so EE#.
any obtained OF the fate OF Mr. Boyd
of requested o Navy Department.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, July 10, 1852.
July lo-2tawiw