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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
Interesting Southern Items-SenatOr Rhetrs
Resignation, &c.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, May 10, 1882.
The Southern Mail, through from New
Orleans, reached here this morning.
The British Vice Consul at Havana,
Mr. Sidney Smith, the gentleman who showed so much
kindness to the American prisoners at haysns' came
passenger in the Georgia TO NewOrea ans That vessel
also had on freight $4,000 gold dust
A bad breach had occurred III the Levee
at Point Lookout and considerable alarm excited In re-
gard to it,
A boat containing the chief mate and
five seamen of the brig Jena, of Beverley Maine, had
been picked up off the Balze they had LETT their vessel
in pursuit of whale and could not find her aiterward
Senator RHETT, in his note OF resigna-
ZION TO the Governor of South Carolina says "ln con-
sequence of the proceedings OF the Convention which
has Just adjourned, deem myself no longer proper
rep esenative Of the position and policy OF the people OF
South Carolina with respect to the aggressions OF the
General Government
The Ohio and Chesapeake Canal has OBJ
tanned money to repair the damages occasioned by the
late frsshet and the work is to be completed by July
Major Donelson and the Washington Union
The Chesapeake Canal.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, May -, 1852.
Major Donelson has sold his interest IN
The Washington Union to Gen. Armstrong in conse.
ouence of bis (Doneson's) opinions being obstacle
TO the harmony of the Democratic party.
The Intelligencer announces that the
corporations of Georgetown Alexandria and Washing
ton have with the banks raised $4,000 for the repair
of the Chesapeake Canal and that the work Is now pro-
crossing.
Sailing OF the Dutch Frigate Prince Of ORANGE
NORFOLK, Wednesday, May IL, 1852.
The Dutch frigate Prince OF Orange
went to sea yesterday afternoon, bound to New-York
The bark G.. Pendleton, 50 days from
Valparaiso for NewYork, put into Hampton Roads for
orders
The steamer West Wind from San Juan at
Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Wednesday May IL, 1852
The steamship West Wind IA days
from san Juan Nicaragua for New York. has just put
in for coal and with the captain sick.
The Cana dn's News mt New-Orienns.
Nxw.ORLEANs, Wednesday May IL, 1852
The Canada's news was received this al
ternoon by the O'Riey line after business hours It's
effect cannot therefore, be developed I'LL to- morro"
The Steamer William Penn
Nrw.OLEANs, Saturday, Nays, 1872
The steamship William Penn sailed from
this port for New York. the 9th inst, with sx'y-one
passengers.
The Weather at New-Orleans.
NrwORLxANs Wednesday. May IL, ls12.
The weather Is now hot, but our city re-
mains quite healthy.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Man Missing-C rimes-The Weather.
NJ The Trihune


PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, May IL, 1852
Mark Morton, a respectable citizen OF
West Philadelphia and engaged in the cattle business
left his house the 2sth ult TO proceed 10 your Cy
on business since which time nuthing has been heard Oh
birth, and of regular habits Any news OF his where
sbouts viii be thankfully received by his family VINO
are in great distress OF mind concerning his absence
The lad, Patrick Blumer, who was as
sailed and stabbed in Psssyunk on Sunday evening last
died at the Hospital last evening from the effects oil the
wound The Police have discovered siue TO lead to
the arrest OF the murderer.
On Saturday last, in Kensington, two
little boys under six years Of age quareled when one
kicked the ser severely In the stomach that ne sub
sequently died. The name Of the deceased chhd was
Christian Hess aged 5la yeara The Coroners Jury
rendered q verdist in accordance with the facts.
A cold, disagreeable rain has been so
jsurpins with al day. There Is one comfort hsw.
ever attached to tt vidt-it completely Isgs No dust
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FRANCE.
J,ou;s NAPOLEON has taken the matter

Louis Napoleon has taken the matter of
che conscation of the Orleans property from the Judi
cial Tribunal and referred it to the Council of State
thus removing from the reach of the constituted legal
authorities
The Mediterranean fleet sailed from
ovlop on the 9th u Their destination is stated
Nothing of much interest. Louis Ma
polson has refused question of competency of the
tribunal that coDscated the Orleans property TO the
Council Of State thus removing from the reach of the
constituted legal authorities There is considerable
tyiy In various departments of trade, aud houses,
closed since the the Revolution of 1873 have reopcned
The great fete on the 10th inst has given impetus
70 business.
Letters from Rome mention that the Italian question
Il again about TO become of interest in consequence of
complications that have arisen between France and the
Pope
lncendary fires rage with increased extent
The Mediterranean feet sailed from Toulon on the
9th ult--destinstion not stated.
There is no other foreign news Of interest.
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TuE LATEST NEWS.
., y.ecsph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
aDDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
by THE CANADA.

The Halifax and Quebec Railway was
-, a conversation. Mr.. Golden asked the Colon
sss,arv sckinQton) 1.-The would lay the corresp 'nd
~ ri.,;sr 10 that Railway before the House' Sir j.
e.ekipgton demuned, ana Mr. Cooden woa'd placs
noU , 4, s,Iv thsf nothing had takea place between
- ,e Government and the parties who were anxious
M he eonsrucon of the line that could be construed
Ito : qualified assent,
Dv r. srsuare of Earl Gray went no further than 20
-. that The Government would be party to any such
,,ptse as that sought for unless they satisfied
srth he hDe. The subject, however, was now under
ne notice Of Government.
The London papers contain a sickenlng
,.r.ve Of the suferngs and death by starvation Of
~ missionary party in the island of Pcton off Cape
HON. . .
pey gentleman Of some fortune. and M4idm-nt
csfachst and probably come account of the circum-
stance may bsve appeared in the American papers.
Telegraph dispach in anticipation of the mail from To-
dis received from Trieste from mail Adria
rived the 2sth Of April with Bombay dates the Sd
Of April.
The expedition against the Burmese goes
on apsce battle OF three hours duration had been
fought between twenty five hundred British troops and
sbody Of native mountaneers. Msuntaneers defeated
No further details
The Import market at Bombay was firm.
Cotton active and prices rising Money less ABUNDANT
Excasnge on London, ~ I'D ~
Three days later advices from Cape
Good Hope 10 18th March, indecisive. Skrmshe,
.srs continually occurring between the Troops an
shs CafIes President Roberts in mgural address on
Ss ,hrd reelection to the Presidency of Liberia, ha
s.ehed England 1t represents in general terms the
r,onv as Hourbing but the late attack Bissa Cool
Re- csused deficiency OF $1,000 10 the Revenues.
The Electric Telegraph is almost com
,,eted between Galway and Dublin to connect with
he Submarine Line to England Government declines
:, ,te possession of the newly discovered uano island
~ obos The refusal exctes good deal of irritation
smonr the shippers and agricultursts here.
The British ship-of-war Herald is fitting
mt for an Exploring Expedition to the South Seas
There is some talk of making Plymouth,
instead Of Southampton, the port for the West Indian
Mail Steamers
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Further from Bmenos Ayres.

BosroN, Wednesday May IL, 1852
Private letters from BuenoS Ayres, dated
March g. state that affairs progressing favoraby,
and it thought that election of President would
soon take place. Alter the establishment OF regular
Government measures would be taken to pay OFT Ur-
quiza and his army.
Hides were lower, sales making at l04
Flour Rice and Lumber were in demand
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Death Of Josiah Lee-Destructive Fire.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, May -

BALTIMORE, Wednesday May T., 100
Josiah Lee, of the well-knO wn firm OF
Lee Co.. bankers died In this city last evening" and
also Nelson Clark highly respected merchant
The extensive range of stables attached
to Ouinlands tavern in Pacast, des royed by fire
about one o'clock this morning.
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ITALY.


Letters from Rome mention that the
Italian question lie again become of interest in conse
quence OF complication Of difficulties that have arisen
between France and the Hope.
Incendsry fires are raging with increased extent.
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INDIA.
Dates from Bombay to the Sd April, had

Datts 1TOm DOIHDdy 20 tHt Oh APIII, Hau
been received In London.
battle of three hours duration had been fought be-
tween $500 British troope and body of native Noun.
taneer the north OF Peshawoauz. The Mountaineers
were defeated No further details are given.
The Import market at Bombay was firm.
CorroN was active at improving prices. MONEY less
abundant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

~ The Hampshire Gazette OF the 10TH
saws. Mr. and Mrs Goldschmidt took leave Of North.
snpton Yesterday afternoon and left In the evening train
for Kew.Y The face Of nature s beginning TO A.
sumo it. lovest aspect and her last mPressons mere
enchanting spot will be Of the most pleasing Kind 300
carries with her the best wishes of entire popaanous
for her long life, prosperity and happiness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

r,ox Rio DE JASEIRo.-By the arnvai
Of the shIp N.r. Capt Littie last nsn. .s az an,,,
csaved fles Of the J0sr"S = oe As...,n = o,,,
They eous.in no news Of importance 10 ''1
prsyious sdvicsA
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From POrt.au.Prince.

BosToN, Wednesday, May 10, 1852.
Accounts from Port au- Prince state that
the Emperor Soulcuque, day two previous to his
coronation distributed of honor of the order of
Faustin. The English and French Consuls received
Them but the American did not
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Death from n Kick.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, May IL, 1852
Christian Hess, lad years of age, died
yesterday from the effects of kick in the abdomen from
another boy, 10 years old.
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The National Catholic Council.

BALTIMOKE, Wtuntsndy, MY
The Catholic Council will hold Its sec
ond public session to porrow. Requiem services lot
the Preates deceased since the last Trennal Council
Archbishop Ecceston and Bishops Tyler and Flaseett
will be performed and panegyrc delivered by Bishop
SpsdiDg
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Municipal Elections in Provideuce, R.I.-Firc.

Municipal Elections in Providence, R.i.-Firc.
PROVIDENCE, Wednesday, May - 1852.
The CITY Elections have resulted in the
choice fthe Whiscandidatc. for Mayor, Aldermen, aud
Common Council, without serious opposition Tie
Wings elected Ward officers al Wards except the
With
The dye-house of j. T. Fiske. in Burrill-
vile. destroy ed by FIRE Sunday night The loss
il small and covered by insurance The wooden factory
close by escaped without injury
Departure Of the Niagara-Novem ents of
kOssnta.
BosToN, Wednesday, May 10, 1852
The r. NJ. steamship Niagara sale to-
day. with 6Opsssenpers for Liverpool aud 20 for lax
Among the former Doct Piummer. ,ol II ward
and Miss Patterson Of Englsnd whose proceeding, have
lately attractsd some attention in Nsw-York.
She takes out go $50 in English gold.
KOssuth left here IN a special tram tor
Plymouth a. o'clock to-day. Extensive preparations
had been made 10 that to vn for his reception.
1t has rained here all day, with cold
northeast wind.
The Frignfe Cumberland Ordered to Greece
for an Explanation of the Treatment Of
Rev. MIR. King.
BosroN, Wednesday, May ~, 1852.
The U. S. frigate Cumberland is at
anchor in Nan.asket Roads, ready to set sail for the
Mediterranean as soon as the wind will permit. She
bears the broad penant of Commodore Stringham, &C
companied by Captain Turner fact Captain 1t IS
stated that she under orders for Greece to demand
an explanation from that Government for the oppressive
treatment which Rev. Mr.. King has been subjected
Late and Interesting from Buenss Ayres.
BosToN, Wednesday, May H. 1852.
The bark Waybosset, from Buenos
Ayres March 9 has arrived here and reports affairs all
quiet
The army of Urquiza still unpaid and it was sup
posed that issue Of paper money by the Govern
ment Bank would be made for that purpose. Many
forms were taking place. Municipal Govern ments like
those of the Emitted Stat il thought, would be
ganzed, thus doing away with the Capitalization of
Rosas
special agent had been sent to the interior Prov
nces TO effect National or ,aDizations.
Ire subject OF reducing the duty on foreign wheat
and -four discussed, and the expediency OF free
competition in The sale of beef and bread.
Divisions of the Brazilian army had left Bucnos Ayres
for Mopteyideo The minority had given in their adj
hesion to the election of Don Juan F. Giro as President
of that Province.
Don F. CastelIanos had been appointed Secretary of
Foreign Affairs and Don NJ. Erasquin of Finance
The ladies of MOnteyidco had presented the new
President with a superb national flag
Business matters quiet at Buenos Ayres. The
highest price of dnublOons POI and the lowest POI
Exchange on the United ates per cent. discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

At the concl usion Of the Report tho
meeting was addressed by Rev. Rufus c'ar3e n'
said rejoice to see the effect hi. Temperance move,
men. mas already produced The st.as OF hsns' :. ,
.houd more properly cay. the mai" State TOOK me M
..s, :. 49,. Great reform We met BY minister's
Of religion in our efforts to have the traffic suppressed.
~, IN me- that there are other evils In society which
require our attention, and that we should ADOPT oshsr
means for its suppression Bat nave we nos s"'-ay
"a -.o,r.e N eyerv means that could - devised,
until We were forced to give them up' Thh mssssr
tina. req the force oIaw, for does not law Interfere
q n. ease of oh err evils for the protection Of society
n life IL destroyed BY accident On rsiln'ad, u not
the railroad company punished' And II al apothscaC
sell, INJURIOUS medicine Ia he not subjected 70 penalty
tn. Maine Law 10 constitutional Il has been enacted
sor the welfare Of the individual and ne
peace Of society. Who doubts the right o. 20
eiesy to destroy the pirate When found "a ne s9n
sesss Who doubts the night Of ths asaon1es %
psuish The bsnk-note forger Oh yea that master
tbss concerns the bankers and VIII MOI be seeesed
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Canal Tells.

ALBANY, Wednesday, May IA lss2
The Canal tolls received from the open
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THE ANNIVERSARIES.
National Temperance Society.

The Second Annual and Seventh Quar-
ter,v Meeting of the National Temperance Society Wa
held las. night at Metropolitan Hall, John Faleons'
yso In the chair. Although the weather was moss US
favorable there was large and respectable audience
present on the occasion The meeting was opened WIN
prayer by Rev r. s. CHAMPION, and the Annual Report
read BY Rev. Mr.. Warren Il mentioned the edort OF
the Society to get prohibory measure passed BY tbs
LEGISLATURE of the State In regard to the sale Of nox
eating drinks and referred the vote taken q tho
last proof Of the strength Of the Temperance
movement; referred to the bate prcsentment Of the
Grand Jury in relation to unlicensed rusnshops and
liquor. selling on the Sabbath, and recommended
energetic action On the part Of the friends Of Temperance
IN eettins ND petitions and dsvsing the means for he
efsctual abolition Of the Liquor Traffic.
The Report also gave the following statistics In re'a-
tion Of the fous Wards In which grogsnops "co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13

Ing to the 9Th inst, on al the Canals amounted to
S2l556l To the same date last year they were Sile
or, showing deficiency this year Of sl9i46i.
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Westchester for scott.

ScoA Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
PEExsKILL, Wednesday, Msy IL, 1854
The Convention in the First Assembly
Asuicto OF Westcheser held at Somers, to-day appoint
" Y. BRIGGS, WIN H. ROBERTSON, NORMAN SMITH,
y VxsNoL and DR. J. CoILEr, Delegates 70 the Con-
senton to select National Delegate. All Scott men,
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A Fillmore Delegate.
RryFAo Weinesdax. Nay 70 ls5a

,u BVFFALo, Wedhesdsy, my ts, tx
The Wing Convention for the Thirty
nrs Dbtrict to chose Delegate to the National Con-
ssl',on met this p NJ and elected Hon. X Baocock AS
said Delegate Resolutions complimentary to the Adj
@nstrsiion and naming Mr.. Fillmore a. their hrst
choice were uassed
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-Four opinions were rendered upon the
&c OF Phelps w. Newell In relation to the Canal con-
Sset These opinions when printed will make twelve
% fourteen colmns Of TA< Arg.s or Josrna solid mat
They are still In the hsnds of the Judges Tor re-
Sssoe and viii rot be handed 70 the reporter OF the
yas ior publication before week. The decisions
Sssss NE most profound sensation
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The meeting at which this speech wa
delivered was large and enthusiastic. The people
Lexington win not forget the visit Of the Hungar
exile.
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The Steamer william Penn.

Nrw.O ORLEANS, Saturday, May 1872
The steamship William Penn sailed from
this port for New York. on the 9th inst with sixty
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The Weather ut New.Orfenns.
Nrw.ORIEANs, "Wednesday. May ls ls12
The weather is now hot, but our city re-
mains quite healthy
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
Local Agents Wanted.

In every town., and all through the
country, great numbers OF copies Of these
Rules can be disposed OF by any one
who viii only take The trouble to make
their scope known. They comprise
that which business men, and every body,
has long felt the want Of, and will glad:
~ obtain. The nature OF the business
allows any one 10 act as Agent, aud TO
energy ensures large reward. As be-
fore explained, the bushes, requiring
privacy, orders from Agents are filed in
separate sealed envelopes for delivery
through their hands. When a number
Of three copies or more are ordered with
the remittance at one time, 80 per cent,
is allowed TO be retained as The Agents
fee and so per cent, on orders for eight
copies or more.
October 7. Is52-4n.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

DY virtue Of a writ OF Venditioni
- Exponas, issued from ST. Mays
County Circuit Court, and to me directed.
will expose to sale, at public auction at
Mr.. John B. Flowers store in ST. Inigoes
District, on Saturday the 9Th day Of.
Jan uary 1853 between, the hours of IL
o'clock, A. AZ. and O'Clock, P. NJ, 10
the highest bidder for cash, the following
property, to wit: A tract or parcel OF
land, called
). PART REDEN .aND BROOD NE cK.
or by whatsoever name the same may
be. called, containing 81 acres, more or
ess also tract or parcel of land, called
80 HAWLEPS. MANOR,
containing in all rs acres of land, more
or less. laie the property of William NJ.
Hall, seized and, taken in execution al
the suit of John H.. Young, use Of Thos.
.Loker, and ,also'to satisfy officers fees.
c. !. DURAST, Sheriff.
Dec. 9th, IS52-ls.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
ORDER EARLY!

The copies Of the few remaining hun.
hreds of the present edition are being
durried off at prices greatly reduced from
shat $50 at which the bala0ce were
bold, to make room for new edition TO
ste gotten up in magnificent and costly
Pryle Immediately upon closing out the
esent one.
te Every purchaser is bound las mat
ter Of justice and protection to the copy
rightisO by his sacred pledge Of honor,
TO use the Processes for the information
OF himself alone.
To obtain the Processes it is necessa-
~ to give such pieSge, with the price,
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paid, directed to P. MAY MAaKLEY,
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The Processes will be forwarded post
paid, 10 the given address. Be .particu-
lar to write the name of Pest Office, and
State, distinctly with those neglecting
thiz-- r;eaS>k 60 fsaaaertly seonE------
These Prefering it. can order copies Of
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ready about the holidays. The price
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are ready, for So.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
4scOsRectlIs for Publishing
Writings OF
J DIR. JOHN LOFLAND,
THE MILFORD BARD.

WITH Portrait Of the Author, and
w a Sketch OF his Life. Collected
and arranged by the Rev. J. n. McJil.
ton, A. NJ.
The subscribers have in press, and
will publish early in November, the
writings Of The MILFORD BARD, consisting
of Sketches in Prose and Poetry, Moral,
Patriotic, Sentimental Sympathetic and
Humorous.
These sketches are greatly varied,
both as regards subject and styel, and will
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The Milford Bard was well known as
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the country. Many of the sketches,
drawn from real life and founded upon
well known facts, were widely circulated,
and received high commentators from
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Since the death of the Bard, the
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his works in an embodied form to The
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arranged for the purpose by gentleman
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character, during his life, and who
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ductions
This work will be issued in an 8vo
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embellished with an excellent Portrait
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St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
GuANO, GUANos auANo.

Y'HOMAS w. HELEN, No. 100
Dugan's Wharf; above the State
Warehouse, keeps constantly on hand 4
large supply Of GGANO, Of direct i'm
poFtation, which he offers TO sell on as
accommodating terms rs any one in the
market. Also, CaIcined Plaster, &c.
ment, Lime, Bricks, Hay, Corn Meal,
Flour, family, extra and suPerfne, 10.
gether with every va rivty Of article ap.
Pertaiiing TO his business. His friends
will find it greatly to their advantage TO
may want in his line, as all orders will
be promptly attended TO.
Baltimore, July e, ls52-tE
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
Notice TO Creditors.

~ Office is hereby given, that the
IL subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of St. Mays County. in
Maryland, letters of administration on the
personal estate of w. w. WELcH. late
Of said county decreased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
or or before the 18th day of May next /;
otherwise, they NAV be excluded By law
from oil benefit Of the said estate. Given
und' my hand this 2sth day of Novef1.
Der, 1Ss2.
- SUSAN WEIGH, Admr.
November 25, 1852 l.-