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one HUNDRED LOTS IN AND AD:

ONE HUNDRED LOTS In AND AND.
" JOINING THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
FOR SALE AT AUCTION ~ she'll Offer for sale,
at public auction on the premises, the above num-
per Of lots, ON Tuesday, the 18th June, at IL
o'clock, NJ.
Many of these lots lie between The western line of
Manchester and the Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road, where the sale will begin.
These lots afford most beautiful building sites,
and have very fertile surface for gardens, resting
ON body of clay well adapted to making bricks.
| will also sell at private sale, on most reasonable
terms, a large, well built lumber hoase, now used
tobacco factory, fronting 10 feet on the Rich
| mond Dock and 60 feet on the causeway Of Mayo's
bridge. This location is very valuable, and soon
as the connection between the Basin and the Dock
is effected, the work being at this time in progress
| OF rapid execution the trade from Buchanan and
all the tributaries to the James River Canal will
concentrate in the Dock to the great appreciation of
| dock property.
offer also for sale, most valuable Lot at the end
OF l4th street, Immediately in front Of and adjoining
| the lot Of the Richmond and Dsnville 4 4. Com
pany, which lies between Miilalley and the extended
| lock of the James River Company.
| wish also to sell that large, commodious and
well built Mansion, situated short distance from
| the southern abutment of Mayo's bridge, On the
| right hand of the main street OF Manchester. To
this house is attached garden spot of unsurpassed
| fertility, and it may be used depot for pub
lie house This property must soon show the effects
of the increasing population and trade Of Richmond
For terms, apply to
an 30-law6W +. c. MAYO
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Here .SteGmb cat Disasters.

WELLsyILLE, PA. May 19.-The steamer
Pittsburgh, on her up tIip to-day, when II
miles below tins place, broke both her cyl
inder heads, scaldiug one deck passenger TO
death un1 breaking the sculI OF another. One
or Two were slightly scalded.
BEAVER, Pa, May I9.-The steamer Gov
efnor Meigs, on her y ay down this morning,
ran into steamer Hall Columbia, at Beaver
Shoals, causing the latter boat TO sink almost
immediuely. The water was up to the cabin
floor. The boat and cargo is 4 total loss.
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IMPROVE yOUR LIGHT.

@@@a JOHN PHILLIPS, Of Philadel-
~ ~ phil, Practical Optlcian, has al.
rived in this city and taken rooms at the Broad
Street Hotel where persons desiring his services
may leave orders, aud be waited on personally
He has had twenty seven years prac ucs expe-
rence in London and this country, and has testi-
rtonias TO show that he has wen emit re salisfac-
ton t. all who have awaited hemsel les OF his SER
vices Among them my De 70 .ud testimonials
from TX Gov. Tazewell, oil wilson, Esq OF the
Exchange Bank, Portsmouth A Mclean, Major
George Marshall, D Robertson, w Grandy, Capt
George Chambers T West, and Thomas VIII
Hanson, NJ D. residents of Norfolk and Portsmouth,.
Any person wishing advice upon the uses and
abuses of Spectsces can have the gratis upon
application 10 Mr P.
NJ -The best Crystal Glasses inserted in old
frames my 2l-6t*
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Trouble in Neu Neuic0.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-A dispatch is said
10 have been received from Gov. Calhoun. Of
New Mexco, some twelve days later, WHICH
informs the Government that u revolution was
seriously threatened in that country. VOlun-
1eefs have organised fer the purpose OF protec-
non, aud subdulng the insubordlnates.
Inc above information comes by telegraph
from 81. Louis.
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BATH, Ne. May 20.-The dwelling of Mr.
Richard Gibbs, i'll this place, was destroyed
by fire last night, and his TWO sons and thei
grand mother persisted in the flames.
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AuCTION SAI.tS
z HIS DAY
Hr WILMINGTON C0DOIN

yraur -.lNGTON GODDIN.
v sEvzRsLIE DIV Filing HeUsR 4.
III, INF CITY SPRING ron al ADJOINING
d. ~ S -. soId on Saturday Af,.rn aion w;
At ocoeI ,sos upon the premises ,ae ia
out buildings attached sbere,, ~esing, with all the
spring, now in the occupancv ~ y. ire City
nreenhow The lot has q from, a. "a a. s samaei G.
sI,eet and extends In rear about /. d sass On n
~ .a VIII De soid handsome baidng Lot. ir;sr
10 tne NORM OF the above. frontin. "a 80 1.sg
ana one fronting lis feet on the west Iir 80 S,
street, and running back $50 Zee, 10 The as, Gun
TN street, on which they have front slso Tv "
convenience OF the above property to the eentr.I
part Oh the city, lis quiet and rural ne.rhhorhsoS
render it peculiarly valuable to persons vino d.
10 Ieside IN retired and pleasant part OF The ;,
TERMs-One.third cash balance Of ana v ssy
Tor NJ gotiable notes (interest sdded) secured bv
myI3 w. GOnDIs 49,
O. DE CABLE AND RETIRRn
Kl PRIVATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
medlateiy after the sale of the properly belong;aa
10 Mr. Goochs estate, adjoining the liItv sn,3nee
on SATURDAY EVENING next fshorl3 /, io, ~
sold privately before9 will be offered at anchor
the House and Lot now in the occuuancv AZ ~ r
P. Winston. The beautiful and retired ioca,;ar =.
this property, surrounded as it is by handsoros
shade, line spring water, and deiiehrfTI nla..
grounds for children, recomtne NJ i, ys-v rnrh -
Persons seeking repose from the dus, and noise of
the city The house has seven ruo,Ds with 10
places the kit hen is of brick. and has six larcs
rooms. There is also upon the lot an exceIen
smoke-nouse, cow-nouse and oathng-nouse. The
dwelling hease aAs o<on rceorsIy 2al N arst rae.
order. and the city gas carried into every room.
The lot is large and airy, fronting some so 10 al
ieet on 7th street, and running back some ia to
100 feet. A plat of the same may be seen by an
plying to Mr. w. Goddin, the Auctioneer. chance
is now offered of buying the whole square from the
City Spring out to Navy Hi
onAx ha do
day of sale
my 2C-d3ts V. WINFREE
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MOremeHtS of hOSSuth .

ALBANY, May 20.-kossuth received mum
Der OF calls this morning, and seems in better
health. This afternoon he addressed about
100 people at the Rev. Dr. Huntington 5
church, and collected about $1,000. He will
le8ve tor Nagaru to.mOrrOM murnng.
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BosroH, May 20.-The liquor bill passed
the House to dav with the clause referring il
10 the people stricken out. The Senate sub.
sequenlIy, after warm debate, passed it by
one majority. 4 motion to reconsider is now
pending.
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HON. K. J. WALKER-This distinguished
statesman Is still at Brighton, England, in q
pf@cerious state of health. Gen. W. Gibbs
McNtir Is his constant attendant.
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Ex-senator Hannegan, Of Ind, it is said.
has delivered himself up TO the proper authori-
lies tor ali examination into the circumstances
resulting in the death Of Capt. Duncan, his
brotner-lu- law.
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A INCONSISTENCIES SALE UF REAL
" ESTATE In pursuance OF decree CT the
Circuit Court of Chancery for HenIico County,
pronounced on the 10th day of March, 1852 in suit
therein pending, under the style Of George, &c,
against Brown, &c, shall. ON Tuesday, the 18th
day of June next at O'Clock in the afternoon,
proceed to sell, on the premises, at public auction
to the highest bidder the House Lot situated at
The corner Of Leigh and 7th streets in the city of
Richmond, which was formerly occupied by james
+. Heath, and which was conveyed By the said
Heath and wife to me, by deed bearing date the
2lst day OF December, I848 ana Of record n the Of
fee OF the Court Of Hastings tor the city Of Rich.
mend.
Terms Of sale-Onethird cash, onetLirl in six
months, aud the residue in nine months from the
day of sale-the purchaser giving negotiable notes
for the deferred payments, and the lite to be re-
tanned until conveyance is directed by the court
my l2--dtds JOHN o. STEGER.
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PITT-EuEGH, May ia successful forge
IyNas committed to-day on the firm otJohn
Scott Il Co., merchants III Liberty street
amounting TO about $1,000. Tue successful
rogue has not vet been arrested.
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NEW MUSIC. NAY III. For PiANO

NEW MUSIC. WAY FL. For PIANO
" FORTE AND GUITAR.-J. w RANDOLPH,
III Main street has just received further supply
of the latest and most fashionable Music, for the
Guitar and Piano Forte Amongst them are the
following The Hour Of Prayer, by Mrs Humans
tiusic by Nelson; Searcher OF Hearts, Thy Will
be Done, by V Wallace Annie Laur e, as sung by
Jenny Lind. Music BY F Dun; Katy Darling, a
Favo.ite Song; Nelly BY; Wait for the Wagon.
for the Guitar and Piano; 20 Not Love Thee;
Sweet Annie of the Vale; ! Would Not Die in sum
Time; How Can | Leave Thee; &c c; to-
gether with great variety Of Polkas Airs Rondos
Marches, VALUES, ana Variations, from the most
eminent composers. New Music received every
week The usual deduction made 10 Teachers aud
Professors of Music Orders viii meet with prompt
attention, if addressed to
N.Y. j. w. RANDOLPH.
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- The alleged insanity of Capt. Floyd
Of tie steamship Washington, turns out, it Is
said, 10 have been drunkenness that amounted
10 Tie worst Kind Of mndness.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


The case of Gibbs VS.. Col. Fremont was
heard on Thursday in the Court of the Exche-
ouer, Ii related TO bills OF exchange tor sup
ries 10 the American army in Mexico, endors-
ed by Col. Fremont. The court considered
Fremont as responsible, but referred the whole
matter for an amendment before giving its
decision. The drafts were given in lSI1, but
the present owners had not possessed them
until 1850,
A coiiery explosion at Shields lately caus-
ed instant death 10 - persons.
The famous Yacht which sailed in the match
with the America, was .stroyed by fire on the
e,enng at the 9th, While al anchor at
Cowes.
Alexander Mackay, the we'll known author,
is cead.
IRELAND.
The Freeman journal says that the es-
care 81 Francis Mcagher wants confrma-
ton.
FRANCE.
Paris letters state that il is very generally
believe that on the forthcoming iete on the
10Th of MAY, an address would be presented
10 the President calling upon HIM for the good
of the country and the stability OF his power,
to,chanse the present form OF government and
assume the title OF Emperor.
4 dinner was given 10 the President on
Sunday hv has Uncle Jerome, which il is said
was for he purpose OF hannoLning the several
members Of the Bonapar,e family.
GERMANY.
Letters from South Germany state that the
difficulties between the Duke of MISUNDERSTANDING
and The Danish government in which the Ca
binel OF Berlin acted mediutor, have been set
tied. The Prime has accepted the offer Of the
Danish government Of 2025, 900 thalers as
indemnify for his property in the Duchies, in
order 10 avoid the necessity of proceeding
judiclally against him. The Duke has conse-
quenty no further connection with Schleswig
or Holstein.
AUSTRIA.
There were rumors in Vienna that the Es-
pousai OF the Emperor Francis Joseph with
the Princess Lidonie, Of Saxony, would take
place soon at Prague.
A convention is about to be concluded be-
tween Austria and Sweden for the mutual de,
livery up OF criminals and deserters.
SPAIN,
The opinion was very prevalent that the 60
vernment having completely succeeded in
sacrificing the press, the next step would be
the suspension of the elective franchise.
Ii Is believed that Queen Isabella has
given Bravo Murllo foil power TO act as he
pleases.
The government has ordered the suppress
sion ot the Havana Journal, Diario de la NJ ari.
ma, and Withdrawn from The Cronica, the
Spanish paper at New York, the subyention
pad II by the government OF Cuba.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Another action had been fought, when Hor
II. "Wednesday, of the 43d regiment, was kill
ed, aid ~ men wounded. The crueltes the
hatfirs infiict on their English captives are
dreadful. The kattrs were afterwards re
pulsed, with considerable loss.
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/ IPPINCOTT,s CARINrr n1-m.

+ IPPINCOTT'S CABINET ursro-
II RES OF THE UNITED STATES. written Nv
7 Arthur and VIM K Carpenter. Histor;a. y
Virginia, Kentucky and Georgia now ready-esen
| 62k cents
In this series of histories the author. while nrs
sentng a concise but accurate narrative of the dn
mesic policy of each State will give greater uro
minence to the personal history of the people, The
dangers which continually lowered around the
early coonists the stirring romance ofa life passed
iearlessy amid peril the incidents of border war
fare; the adventures of hardy pioneers; the keen
watchfulness the subtle surprise, the ruthless al
tack, and prompt retaliation-all these having had
an important influence upon the formation Of the
American character, are 10 be faithfully recorded
while the progressive Developments of the citizens
OF each individual State from the rough forest life
of the earlier day to the polished condition of the
present, will exhibit picture OF national expansion
as lnstruehng as it is interesting. Books sent by
mail when desired
my 20 HAROLD d. MURRAY.
THE NAPOLEON BALLADS, BY BON
L GAUL TIER. The Poetica Works of Louis
Napoleon, now first translated into plain English
Is cents
futnam's Series, No 7, a book for corner, by
Leigh Hunt-25 cents
The sunny Side, or the Country Minister'S Wife
my 20 Il. WEST & BROTHER.
R0Ys' AND CHILDREN'. SUMMER
- HATS.-5 cases Boys and Cnidren's sum.
iner hats, just received at the New Store, 63 Main
ALso-A great variety of Housekeeping goods,
embroidered Muslin Curtains
Linen Damask Table Cloths, bleached and IN.
oeached Damask Napkins
oFds Eye Diaper; Dmites and Cotton Friuges
Mafselhes Quits, colored and whire-sorae very
handsome and some very cheap
~ Linen Sheeting
n ~ and IA bleached and unbleached Cotton do
Pillow Case Linen, w.
I,ueHaouck Toweling and Towels
Bed Ticking of every grade also
iarge assortment OF Embroideries
and an endless variety of goods usually kent in
Dry Hoods Store, all OF which will be offered AZ a.
tonlshlhsy low prices. All we ask is call from
all IN search OF desirable and cheap goods.
Hnyx<O HART 81 MOSES
THE WINE SAP TUBACIII--Gen17e.
men fond OF something nice in the wav nj
ChewIT Tobacco, are invited TO call at BENNET'T
& BEERS. Druggists, Main street, and try a piece
of the Swine Sap
1t has been used by many judges and pronounced
equal to any in The city. Ii is natural Tobacco, en-.
trely free OF any sweetning or extraneous matter
1t possesses rlch fine flavor, is made of splendid
crop OF Oronoko Leaf and is mild that it does not
affect the nerves or disorder the stomach.
Also, DR. Saunders Lynchbur Tobacco
Do Harry of the West do
few boxes left of the old particular lot for those
who have been in the habit of using it. my 20
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BY TOLER Il CUOk.

BY TOLER x CUUh.
@HERWOOD AT AUCTION.-H in
~ view larger estate, shall sell at auction on
the premises, at 10 o'cock. On THURSDAY, the
10th day OF June, my Sherwood plantation Of 225
Williamsburg road Should that day be too nclenl-
ent for the sale, the FIRST fair day thereafter will be
sale day.
The Improvements, which are of the first order,
very much enhance the value of this productive
farm. There being about l25 acres of heavily Tim
bered land, enough wood might be sold to pay fifty
per cent of the sum for which the land may sell
t. L. B STARkE
TuLER g. Cook Auctioneers my l9-tds
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GREAT ATTRACTION!
AT The ODD FELLOWS HALL
OPERATIC ENTERTAINMENT

GREAT ATTRACTION!
Al The ODD FELLOWS HALL
OPEKATIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
.Oals BENEFIT NIGHT OF MESSRS. BAL
x5sA{ LEY AND BROWN.-The Richmond
As@3k Ethiopian Harmonic OPERATE
q Troupe. having returned from Peters
nurg, VIII commence new series of their ENTER.
IAlNMENTS, Saturday evening, in Odd Eel
lows Hall They will embrace the most popular
songs, dances and comicalties of the dsy. Two
OF the best cornet players in the country will as
SYST the band on this occasion
FOR particulars see small bills Tickets q cent?
doors open at half past 7 o'clock performance 10
commence at clock. ~
my 2l-2t BRIGGS. Msraoor
NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT, AT THE
ror EACHANGE CONCERT HALL.
On snort season, Baynes celebrated series of
l. Gigantic Panoramas, entitled
VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
tHioi aelng Magpihcent Views of Boston its Ear
ooi nailax, the Atlantic. River Mersev Tivar.
Pool, tue Try stal Pasce of the Worlds Fair Vest
minister ABBEY, lONDON-from the Thames
pase4rR under the Bridges and ending with q va
n m view OF the THAMES TUNNEL. brillianfi1
Hiun'iaa'eo' and both banks of the beautiful
RIVER RHINE.
An Exhibition on wed.e.I, c.
nrday Afternoon, at 4 O'clock ""u SUI
A@y ADMISSION rs cents; children under -
years OF age, Is cents "NoeI IL
t-yT Doors open at Z; Panorama to commo,oo
-s ~ - y - n. NV 81
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SECoNn SUPPLY OF NEW suMMER

SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW SUMMER
~ GOODS -BREEDEN n FOX have lust re-
ceived per Steamers City OF Norfolk and Roanoke,
their second supply OF Goods, most of which have
been purchased a New York at auction the past
week, and will be offered at very low prices
Among them may be found
IHdia Silks. checks and str.pss-very cheap
Printed Foulards and Grenadines
DO ba;eges and Tissues
do SILK Musns and Eernannas
do Organdy and Jacunet Muslius
do French and Scotch Lswns
Black and printed Challie
White. figured, and embroidered Muslius
French and Scotch Giaghams
Linen Drilling for Boys
Tnin Mourning Goods in great variety
AlsO-F!ench Worked Collars, Sleeves and
Flouncings
Cambria AID Swiss trimmings, with full stock
OF Housekeeping Goods, both il Linen and Cot
ton, 10 which they envite the attention oil their
friends and the public No 2I7 Broad st.
my II dGc2aw9w
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PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-The Episcopal
Convention to-day chose compromise ticket
OF delegates to the general convention, com
posed equally Of high aud low churchmen.-
The following are the delegates elected Rev.
Drs. Bull and 1--we, Judges Strand and Gun
bingham, Herman Cope and Levi b. Smith
The convention will adjourn TO morrow.
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coo 600 WORTH READY MADE
. &O.OOO CLOTHING Ar AND BELOW

y MU.UUU CLOTHING At And BELOW
COST FOR CASH.-The subscribers having de
ermined To- close 10 their business IN Richmond by
the lst OF June wi. sell of their stock OF Clothing
without regard to price, for cash Now is the time
to get bargains as we are determined to close our
business in Richmond by That time Wholesale
dealers in Clothing invited to give us d call as
great Inducements VIII be Offered. Don forget
the No, G. Main street
WEISIEgELD & co,
NV 2!-3tT Virginia Clothing Store
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. NAV 81
Sales of 1900 bills. FLOUR at $I.l2 to 81 10.
GRAIN unchanged.
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NOTICE.-Untll the tlrst Gay OF July next, G /.
~ l.. BETTY is hereby appointed and authorized
to sell the stock of Hats, &C., on hand, for cash
only, agreeaby TO the provisions Of desd Of trust
executed to me for the benefit of his creditors and
duly recorded in the Clerks flee OF the Hastings
Court after which date due notice Will be gwen of
public SALE and until that time said Betty is
thorisei to receive payments my agent for any
monies due. EDWD. ID. EACHO, Trustee,
nv l0-2awtd For &. l.. BETTY.
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TELEGRAPHlC VS.
ED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Nav 81.

III, WASHINGTON, May 81.
ne SENATE was occupied today, with the
consideration of private bills.
Inc HOUSE resumed the consideration If
me oil relating TO the salaries. of territorial
officers.
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N'aine Liquor Law in Nassachusetts.
BosroN, MAY 81.
The Maine Liquor Law bill has again nassed
the Legislature of Massachusetts. with a,,ona
ments 10 meet the objections of the Goye,n,,
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ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-We VIII
Al sell lot OF about five acres OF LAND North
east OF the city, just beyond the corporation
line, improved with neat, small dwelling house
handsomely enclosed kitchen a barn, and an
lcehouse; together with other conveniences The
whole lot is under aguod plank fence, is very pro
ducve, and has on it one OF the best springs Id the
vicinity ct the city. The situation is very high and
healthy, and Is altogether a most desirable retreat
for q small family. For terms, apply to
TOLER q COOK,
ap General Agents
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lBY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

GALE OF STORE ANo DIV ELL.ING ON ORE.
- CON HlLI.-Wiil be sold on Monday, the
2ith day of May, 1852, upon the premises cum
menciBg al 5 o'clock. the new Brick Store and
Dwelling or Oregon Hill, recently occupied by Mr.
Andrew Wray.
TERMs-Onethird cash balance at and mos.
for approved endorsed negotiable paper or title
taint d. b request OF the trustee
nv II w. GODDIN, Auctr.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, May q.
CoTroN.-Midding 81 to q; Sales of the
last five days II 1000 bales. Professionalism
81 81 TO 4 o.. CoRN.-63 to Go cts. WHEAT.
Michigan, 81 %.
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q THE CANADIAN STALLION.

- THE CANADIAN ST L LION'
0VTEDMOR, will stand this season at my
stable p miles North of Petersburg, the Peters
burg Turnpike Road, at Edwd F. Perkinson's, Esq,
near the Exeter Mills, and al l.. Il Totfy's, at the
North gate of the Petersburg and Manchester Turn
pike Road. For particulars, &c, see ksnd bills.
BENZ. L. LUHDlE.
Chesterfield March 18th, 1852.
NH 2A-1ta uv)n