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For further particulars address -, 4,eaaa es
al.i,tsl ts.shGGsHI u Fropfietor aud Physotaa1.
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rELEGRApHED FOR THE STANDARD,
WAsH1Neror. Iuns 10. 1852.

., WIsHINeToN, June TO- 1852,
Mr.. Outlaw made Speech to-day in justification
of his withdrawal from Caucus--ft very telling
and severe the course of Manguna, and the posi-
ton of Morehead; his Speech win be terrible in sfS
feet on North Carolina Scott Wing members--Man-
gum, Stanly. Dockery. and Motehead.
Telegraphic reports from all tho States say, that
Pierce, King, and the Platform is enthusiastically
received by all sections of the Democ racy whose
unanimity is inducing some the Scott Wings in
Congress to think seriously Of adopting the Demo-
cratic Fugitive Slave Law Platform.
There were 5000 present at the Washington Rati-s
fcation Mee,ing--the Speeches of Cass, Douglassr
Hunter and Lane, were grand efforts.
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CEDAR GROVE ACADEMY.

/HSHE fall session of this School, situated eight miles
L north of Hillsborough, will commence on the 6th
of July next, and continue twenty one weeks.
TERMs-Tuition in Latin, Greek, and The higher
branches of Mathematics $I5 90
English 10 oO
BoaId including washing, SIC can be had cow enie
to the Academy in the families of M essrs. David Taylor
Solomon Thompson C. C. Tinnn, Thomas H. Hughes,
for $32, so per session. w. w. Allison, Immediately
the Academy will take boarders at $35 90 per ses
sion.
The assistance of the Rev A Currie which has been
enjoyed the past session, with great profit to the
school, is engaged Tor the next session.
SAML. w. HUGHES, Principal.
June 7th 1852 924-3w.
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A Carl .

As Gen. SAuNDERs learns from friend, that the
most eloquent portion Of Mr.. Kerrs address in this
City devoted to him, and this attack has been
followed up by the Wing newspapers, he hopes to have
aneary opportunity of indicating himself before the
people of Wake; and as Mr.. Kerr has expressed a
desire to meet Gen. 5. and discuss the question of
s. Convention, &" Gen. S. has written to Gov. Reid
give him the liberty of replying to the gentleman
at Peterborough the Gath, or at Graham on the
goth, both places, if it shall be the pleasure
of Mr.. Kerr to continue the discussion. -..-..
Raleigh, June 10, 1852.
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY.
TINE Exercises this Institution will close ed
nesday the 10Th of the present instant Able speak
ers are expected address the assembly upon the sub
,ect of Education. The Public respectfully invited
to attend
The session will commence on the 18th of July,
and continue five months.
Board and Washing, SO so per month.
TUITIoN.-Languages, $3.50
English, 1850
Primary, 1000
Parents and Guardians may rest assured that every
attention will be paid the cultivation OF the morals
we'll the literary advancement of the students sent
to South Lowell
A. w. GAY, Prest Executive Com.
D. c. PARISH, Secretary.
South Lowell, Orange County, N. c.
June LIST, 1852. S24-5w
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Appointments.

DlSHOP IVES expects to be in St. Luke's parish,
Sashury Sunday Goth inst; and to proceed thence
to the Churches of ncolnton Rutheodton and beyond
the Blue Ridge. Returning Through the Swananoe Gap
to Morganton Lenor Valley of Yadkin, and Wilkesbor
ough. But owing 10 the ill health of Mrs Ives who is
to accompany him, his appointments for the present
would be more definite. He will, however, endeavor,
far as circumstances may admit, to make them SO
before his arrival in the several Parishes.
Raleigh, June Sth, 1852. g.
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FIR. MAHLER's CHEAP STORE.

E>HE subscriber respectfully to his custo-
and Town friends. that he has removed from
the Depot Locust shade," opposite the Cap toll
Thankful for past avors, he aAers himself that the pub
lie will encourage him. at his stand with the same
confidence shown him heretofore wherefrom he
pledges himself that the prices and qualities of his goods
shall prove satisfactory to all that Will honor him with
call.
He keeps constantly on hand fine assortment OF
FAMILY GRoCERIEs, as well as CoNFECTIoN RI Es,
CIGARS, FRUITs, NUTs. and choice selection OF
FANCY ARTICLES and CRoCKEkY WARE.
FIR. MAILER.
Ra'cigh, June Sth, 1852 62-
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CoRREcT1oN. In the report of the Convention pro-
ceedings made as to the delegate from
N orth Carolina who made the eloquent and enhusi-
astc appeal in favor of General Pierce, previous to
casting the vote of that State for him. The of
Mr.. McRae was mentioned instead ofthat of the Hon.
James G. Dobbin, formerly member of Congress from
that State and of the most talented young of
the South. baltimore Sun.
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AN INVENTION. Wing papers put significant en-
phasis upon the fact that Gen. Pierce did reply
to the circular which MIR. R. G. Scott addressed to
the various candidates for the nomination of the Bal
timore Convention. Now, Gen. Pierce had de-
cy, there occasion for him to respond 10 Mr..
Scotts Interrogation But the construction put upon
his silence is gross libel. We have seen a manu-
script letter from Gen. Pierce, in which he I'M
equvocally endorses the fugitiveslave law, and de.
clares himself the friend of Southern rights. The
letter will be published in due time.
Petersburg Democrat.
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The WIG PRESIDENTIAL TICKET. The New
York Mirror. which considers the Democratic ticket
- strong one, and one hard to be beat' ventures
the opinion that the strongest possible ticket the
Wings bring into the field will be the names
of 4" W ebster and Criienden.'' 1t is of the opinion
that such ticket would unite the Scott and Fillmore
men.
We notice that a correspondent of last evening"
Patriot has brought forward the Hon. JAS A. Pearce,
of Maryland, as the Wing candidate for the Presi-
dency, subject to the decision of the National Con-
vention. Baltimore Sun.
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SELECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

TINE next session OF the subsc iber's School will
i commence the l4th July
The number of scholars is limited to thirty. A few
places yet unengaged.
Circulars CONTAINING terms, &c will be furnished on
application. ALEXANDER WILSON.
Melville, Alamance County.
June LIST, 1852. 924-3tw
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GEN. PIERCE. Two brothers of Gen. Pierce, of
New Hampshire, were in the Of 1912,
also their father. Their Benjamin and
Sullivan. The late Gen. John Mcneil, who was
wounded at the battle of Lundy's Lane, married
sister of Gen. Pierce. Gen. P. is married man and
has three children. Major Pierce, of the army, who
is brother OF the General, it is said married lady
of Baltimore, and Iesides here now, having lost
arm in defence of his country. The Argus states
that Gen. Pierce came to Baltimore three years ago,
with partial desire TO make this city his home but
circumstances induced him to return to his
IS Granite State.'' Ball. SUN.
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CONGRESS-TUESDAY,

! SENArE.-Mr. Hunter presented joint resolution
from Legislature of Virginia in favor of the pre-
servaton of the Wheeling bridge as at present ex-
listing.
MI. Sumner introduced resolution requesting the
President of the United States to open negotiations
with the governments of Great Britiain and France
for the establishment of cheap ocean postage.
| Mr.. Seward introduced resolution in relation to
the purchase by government of Mr.. Catlins collec-
tion of Indian scenes and portraits.
At an early hour the Senate went into executive
session. and the doors remained closed until the adj
iournment.
HOUSE Ok REpREsENrAriYEs.-Mr.M cCorkle pre-
scented series of joint resolutions passed nv the leg
slature of California; which, his motion, were aP-
proprately disposed Of Mr. Nice. also moved for
leave for the Committee of Ways and Means to re-
port back the California mint bill for immediate
ton upon it. But objection being made. leave was
granted. In the course of the days proceedings
Mr.. Marshall, of California, made three four efforts
to induce the House to take up this bill, but in vain.
Mr.. Bissell endeavored to have the bill granting
lands for the benefit of the INDECENT insane to the
several States made special order; but the unani
nous consent of the House being required, he was
not permitted to make that motion.
The bill making appropriations for the construction
of roads in the Territory of Minnesota read the
third time and passed.
Mr.. Bennett reported, from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands, with adverse recommendation, bill
granting lands Tin the aggregate fy-two millions of
acres) the several States, Territories, and the Dis
trict Of Columbia, in aid of the construction of rail-
roads and for school purposes aud, moving to put it
its passage, MIR. B. addressed the House in its
favor until the expiration of the morning hour when
on motion of Mr.. Gorman the House took up and
passed the bill refund the State of Indiana, for
the use of the Indiana State University, lands
er deficiency in grant made by Congress in 1896
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole on the State of the Union, (Mr. Richardson
in the chair, and MIR. Clark concluded his speech in
favor of the Iowa railroad land-donating bill, COM
menced some days ago-the Indian department gen.
eral appropriation bill being noDinally under conside
ration. Mr.. Morehead having obtained the floor, the
committee rose, and the House adjourned.
Union Of Wednesday last.
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Raleigh & CASTOR Rail Road.

A SPECIAL meeting of the Stockholders of the
"a Raleigh & CASTOR Rail Road Company. will be
held at Henderson Thursday, the 18th day of July
negotiation of loan for the completion and equipment
of said Road, and forming connection with the Moth
Carolina Rail Road.
punctusl attendance is requested.
GEO. W. MORDECAI, President
Raleigh, June list. 1882 Sew.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS will he received till LIST July next
for furnishing materials and building 2 Tin rooted
Brick Stores in the of Cheraw, 6Ox6O feet the
other 5Ox6O feet, each to be divided by frame partition
extending from ground floor to the roof
Bids may he offered for the whole separately for any
part stating the time which the will be COM
pleted. .....
Plans and specifications may be application to
US. EVANS & McIVER.
Cheraw, June 8, 1852. 924-wtIJ
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A Judge out West has recently decided that it
might be insanity to sign another mans name to
check in place of your own, but when you draw the
money on the check and spend it, there is great
deal OF sanity in the proceeding.
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Mail Arrangements at Raleigh.

Mail Arrangements at Raleigh.
NORTHERN MAIL.
+ Due on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at II P.
M. via. Rail Road.
Due on Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, at P.
M. via. Rocky Mount.
Closes every day Except Saturday, at 9 P. N.
SOUTHERN MkIb.
Due Daily, al 10 P. M.
Closes daily at ID M.
WESTERN MAIL.
Due Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at III
P. NJ.
Closes on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 9
A. NJ.
PITrsBoRoUGH Mail.
Due Monday and Thursday, at P. NJ.
Closes Tuesday and Saturday, at 9 P. M,
TKRBoRoUGH Mail. ESea
Due on Sunday, W ednesday and Friday, at Pm.
Closes on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at .
p. NJ.
GoLDsBoRoUGH MAIL
Arrives and departs Daily.
RoxBoRoUsH MAIL.
Due every Friday at 10 A. M.
Closes every Friday at 10 NJ:
Letters should be in fifteen minutes before closing
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DIE D,

In Graham, Sunday last, Mrs. Julia M. Lancaster
wife of James w. Lancaster Esq, and daughter of the
late John Scott Esq, of Hillsboro in the 3Oth year OF
her age
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SHERIFFALT Y

w High, Esq, a candidate for reelection as
Sheriff of Wake County.
MAY %, 1852. S.
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Rank of cine State of North Carollna

A DIVIDEND of A QUARTER per cent.
n on the Capital Stock of this Bank for the last six
months has this day been declared; payable to the
Stockholders-Oess the Tax the State of twenty
cents each share owned by individuals)-at the
Principal Bank the first Monday in July next, and
the Branches fifteen days thereafter
c. DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh, June 9Th, 1852. 63-tlJ.
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Just Received,

Just Received.
a DOZ jars sup, Bordeaux Plums,
u 10 doz extra fine Rappee Snuff in bottles,
8 doz. Pickles, Brandy Peaches, Preserved Pears,
drums fresh Smyrna Figs,
200 lbs. superior Smoking Tobacco,
5 bbls Soda and Sugar Crackers, Oranges. Lemons
SC, SC. FIX MAILER.
Raleigh June 9Th, 1852 60
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DunnsviIle Male Academy,

Dunmsville Male Academy,
OIT1ATED nine miles north of Raleigh, OH the Ra-
Oeigh and CASTOR Railroad and six miles south of
Wake Forest College, will open its second session with
well selected instructor the 2Sth of June, 1852.
Terms of tuition per session:
Primary Branches, Sc 25
Higher, 7 so
Latin. Greek and Mathematics, 10 90
French Extra, 90
Board may be obtained convenient the School and
in respectable houses $40 per session of five months
From every convenience adapted science and litera
ture solicit due regard from all that wish
quire an education.
JOHN r. JEFFREYS,0
JACOB HUNTER,
JAS G. JEFFREYS, ,D.
NATHANIEL. DUNN, { A'e'
PETERSON DUNN,
JOSEPH YEARGEN.
June 9Th, 1852. 62-3t
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49, For Mr.. Downes, New ork 1, louisiana 6,
Indiana Is, Michigan 6, Texas 4-tota 80. For John
B. Weller, Ohio %, California 4-total 81. Other
scattering votes cast for Messrs. Achison, Cobb,
and others. Upon the second ballot COL William r.
King received 277 votes, and Jefferson Davis IL !;
whereupoh the former was declared the nominee.
{" Mr.. King was then announced as having been
chosen nominee for the Vice Presidency, and then
declared the unanimous choice of the convention.
franklin Pierce also declared the unanimous
choice of The convention, as The candidate for the
Presidency DEP ..I.-. ..... .,. =. --.-. -..,.
Repeated cheers went up, together with other de-
monstraons of Joy. a = as.. s.-.... q. ..
Geographic despatch read, dated Stuben-
ville June 5lh, half past o'clock, follows: -.
We are now firing thir,y-one rounds over Pierce's
nomination." I.a. l.-. e SILK, l..., 81. ..
The convention and gallaries hurraed. - .-.. ..
The Committee on Resolutions then reported-see
the Resolutions in another column. The Sun says :
I when the resolution endorsing the compromise
was sread, the applause was wild, laundering and
startling. 1t was required to be read over again, when
similar ecstacies were manifested the galleries as
ssting materially to swell the volume of extravagan
Joy. -.- ..
Directly the reading was completed, Mr.. Saunders
of North Carolina, moved the adoption of the plat
form, and demanded the previous question.
similar motion was made by Mr.. Wilder, of
louisiana.
A division of the question on the resolutions was
called for by one of the New York delegation.
Mr.. Saunders said-there's use for a division,
we're all united [.Go on $50 take the question:
! The demand for the previous question was secon-
died. and there loud and impatient cries of stake
the vote, - d" the vote. -
The vote was accordingly taken, and the platform
was adopted with but few dissenting voices.
Terrific applause again broke forth, and continued
several minutes.
The committee on resolutions made the following
report, viz:
| V0ted, That the next Democratic National Conven-
ton be held at Cincinnati, in the State of Ohio.
| Voted, That in constituting the future National
Convention, the Democratic Committee, in order to
the respective of the States, each State
shall be entitled to twice the number of delegates 1t
has in the electoral college, and no more; and that
the Democratic Committee, in making arrangements
for the next Democratic Convention, provide such
number seats, and the to the delegates
elect.
1t was also resolved that the time of holding the
said convention be designated by the Democratic Ma
iional Committee, and that in their call the above
vote be inserted as the be observed in choos
ing delegates. -
Resolutions of thanks then adopted to the
presiding officer his assistant. Mr. Irwin, and Other
officers, and also the citizens of Baltimore for the
hall and their hospitnty and then after the appoint
ment of Committee of five to inform Gen. Pierce
of his nomination, the Convention adjourned sine die
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N Office

T SHALL attend at the following places. the day
| named, in the several Captains Districts in Chat
ham County, for purpose Of collecting the Taxes duS
the 1851, attended by the Magistrates appoint
receive the Lists of Taxable property for the year
1852. Commencing as follows, viz:
At Stees Old Field, Monday, 18th July.
IS Silk Hope, Tuesday, 18th So
6 Allbrghts Wednesday 18th a.
McPherson's Store, Thursday 18th 90
VIM. W. Matthews, .Frieaj, 18th sc
Gees Old Field. Saturday, 9Th IS
s. Poplar Spring, Crock Spr'g,) Monday, 18th g
Sc James Talys, Tuesday, 2Oth IS
as John Glasses, "Wednesday 2lst sc
Burns Old Field, Thursday 22d sc
Z" Jno. M. Green's Store, Friday, Esd sc
Sc Peterborough, Saturday, Path ''
Sc Jos J. Baldwins, Monday, 26th sc
&c Jones's Grove, T1e:day, 9th &c
So Knbro Councils, "Wednesday 2sih &c
&c Henderson Councils. Thursday, 29th &c
sc Buck Horn, Friday, SOth &c
ss a. A, jones' Mills, Saturday, 3lst &c
hope all interested will meet me and pay their
Taxes ROBERT E. RIVES, Sheriff
June 7lh, 1853. 923-tA.
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WE requested to announce General JAMES
w NJ. MANGUM, a Candidate for the Office of
Sheriff of Wake County.
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Just Received.

A T PROCTERS, Merchant Tailor, 20 dozen fine
AShrts, with and without collars. Also, Linen and
Cotton Drawers, a flice article at a low price.
Raleigh, June 18th, 1852. O.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE. ~
rs A small lot of fine MULES, and few fine
~ single harness HORSES. at
XII NIXON'S STABLES
Raleigh, June Bird. 1852. .... CO.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LETT L r. s,
Post Office, for the quarter
1859.
Mahappy, Louisa Miss 3
Moss, j. 3
Moss, Wiley,
Moore, Margaret Miss
Moore, M. A. Miss
Minioss, Anderson
Maby, Susan Miss
Mitchiner, Maria Miss
Mitchiner, James
Mclean, Susannah MiGS
Miller, Nancy Miss
McAdams, Susan Miss
Minis, Wm. j.
Oliver, James
Opitz, Emil
p.
Parker, H. O.
Parker, Langdon G.
Patterson, George
PEPPER, George
Parrish, Francis Miss
Poole, Ransom
Powell, Jas. D.
r.
Rhodes, Nancy
Roberts, Jno. NJ.
Rolder, w. w.
Russell. Rebecca Miss
Rea, Helen M. Mrs.
Smith, Callum
Smith, Elizabeth Miss
Smith, CathaFine Mrs.
Smith, Bryant A.
Simms. Berry D. Esq.
Solomons, Sarah Mrs.
Stedman, w. w. DR..
Scott, Hilliard
Scott, Zachariah
Il.
Tomlinson, S. A. E. Miss
Turner, G. H.
Tyler, Henry
Todd, Moses 6.
Terrell, James J..
Upchurch, Abel
w.
Walton, Samuel
Walton, Sarah Miss
Wray, James o.
Wray, P. J.
Wetherspoon, Lewis
Warren, Mag. T. Miss
Wilson, E. H.
Whitritt, Barbary JanS
Walker, John
Whitley, Willie
Williams, N. g.
Virgins, Margaret Miss
Y.
Young, Nathan
Young, Jr.. VIM. 10 miles
West Raleigh.
, above Letters will please
from 8 to 9 a. M, and one
the Rocky Mount mail.
WIN. WHITE, P. M.
3. 924-3tw.
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A.
Arnald, Candis
Allen, Geo. B.
B.
Buffaloe. Jeremiah 3
Bryan, Jas. L.
Bryan, N.
Bledsoe, Aurelia A.
Bell, John r.. Mrs.
Barbee, Mary Miss
Brown, Sion
Beasley, Daniel
Baker, William
Belts, Avis
Brady, w. n.
Battle, VIM. L.
Battle, Thomas
C.
Carpenter. Thomas
Carpenter, James l..
Cooke, ], F.
Clarke, Jno. B.
Coole, H. H.
Chapel. Johnny
Garter. Francis Ann
Carroll, Matthias
Cordin, Matilda Mrs.
Cross, A.
Dawson, James
Dudley, David c.
E.
lyman, Elizabeth Miss
Ellington, Nancy Mrs.
Ellen, Louisa Miss
F.
Flowers, Elizabeth Miss
Finnall, Richard
G.
Gains, Romulus S.
Geer, Edwin Rev.
Goodwin, S. Col. Q
Greene. Catharine
H.
House, Candis Mrs,
House. Lingia Mrs.
Hamilton, Esther Mrs.
Hester, Sidney w.
Horton, Benjiman
Hutchens, lane Mrs.
Henry, Henrietta Miss
Hunter, Jacob
].
Jones, Mary Miss
Jones, Logan
Jennings, Francis
Johnson, Jerry
X.
King & Hill, Messrs.
King, Joseph
kennady, AlvIs
Kernodle, R. w.
Lee, John ].
Lane, Mary Miss 2
M.
Persons calling for tn
say they are advertised.
nFoa nm Srroho "A
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D. G. LOUGEE,
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND FANCY GOobss
~ Also, Confectionery. Cegars. and Varieties.
E4 Corner of West Centre and Chestnut s.
Es.sA GOLDSRORO', ~. g.
Articles in his line bought and sold on Com mission.
Cash paid for Old Gold OBDEHs promptly despatched
u Watches Clocks and JewelTy neatly repaired.
April 3, 1852. a.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
TNHE undersigned having heen authorized contract
for the building of 60 Masonic HAIL. in the Town
of YanceyvIe prepared to receive bids up to the 9Th
of July.
The building is to be fifty by thty-tw0 feet. Full and
ample specifications he had by appying to
John A. Graves, in Yanceyvie.
A. WILLIS,
THOS. w. GRAVES,
w. WALKER,
A. QUINN,
JOHN A. GRAVES.
June 5th, 1852. -.r.r. .... 6l-t5J.
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