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MARSHAI,s SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF FOUR wRITS of feri f1eias to me
directed, from the Circuit Court OF the United States
ments rendered in said Court at its September Term 1853
David Jayne Son, vs Mark L. Cartwright, and Leroy
Armstrong. Judgment 18th September 1858; same, Is.
r. sime Judgment 18th September 1883 and John NJ.
Oty rs. same, Judgment 16th September, 1853.
will sell the highest bidder for Cash at the Court
House door, in the City OF Nashville MONDAY, the
18th day Of December 1884, all the right title claim and
interest," Of the said Defendant Leroy Armstrong in and
10 the following Lots in the City OF Nashville 10 WIT:
LOT, No 49, designated in the plan Of the College
Academy property fronting so feet Cherry street. ard
running back the usual depth Of Lots in that part Of the
City, and is adjoining the residence OF VIM StockelL
ALSO, part Of Lot No. 81 fronting so feet summer
street. extended bounded follows beginning 1t the
Northwest of b. f. M0seys Lot the east side OF
Summer street, thence along the east side OF sand street
50 feet thence at right angles northwardy and parallel WIZ
Summer street 10 feet to Newnams lne thence running
back with said line about $50 feet to an Alley; uehce s
wardIy with said Alley 60 feet TO hosey corner ence
with the line of Mose Lot about 40 feet to the begin
ming corner. ~ 80. =. - /.
b described Lots was conveyed to LEROY Armstrong by
~ Needs hearing date the 2st June, 1883, and are Of
cord in the Registers Office for Davidson county, in Book
No H. pages 2y5 and 2y6.
Roth said Lots have been levied upon the property of
Defendant Armstrong and will be sold satisfy said writ
TINS 20" Jay O''' 90 J.B CLEMENTS,
Marshall Z. S. Middle Division, Tennessee.
By his Deputy, b. n. CLEMENTS.
oct27-tf "a ItLs.r ~
CUMBERLAND COAL.--The undersigned has
" at his yard, College street. opposite Capt Hones
Paint Shop fine lot of the best Cumberland Coal which
Will be sold at the market prices. The public are invited
TO call and try this coal. JAMES HUGHES.
~ Having Wagons and Teams at all times pre-
pared 10 furnish my old customers and friends with sand
and Gravel to do any hauling that may be required
! Nashville, October 90 ls5s - H.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-JoHN JorcE tried for an as
suit and battery on VIM McCARrSKY; fine S. and
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aB- The Nashville Manufacturing Company are
making three large and beautiful engines for the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad
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VALUATION OF REAL EsLATE-In 1917 the vau-
alton of real estate in Ohio for taxation, amounted
TO $40 100000. A re-valuation has been made
this year. The returns are nearly all in; the total
will reach $500, 100000 This shows an increase of
1926, 600 600 in six years-nearly 70 per cent
PopULlrIov OF TIE TURKISH ENPFRE-We are
constantly told Of twelve millions of Greeks do
mineered over by four millions of Turks The pro-
portions are not correctly given even if we cOnhne
ourselves TO European Turkey alone In this est-
mate given the whole Greek population, in all
the domnions of the Sultan, whilst the Musselman
numbers only those of Europe The last au-
thorty upon the statistics Of the population of the
whole Turkish Empire Is a work Just published in
Paris by A. Ubicin He gives the number as fol-
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Nancy MATnO for disOrderly conduct; fined s.
and cost
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NTANTED TO HIRE FOR THE REM AIN
w DER OF the YEAR a GIRL to do chamber work aud
take care of children Permanent employment will be
given ifwanted.
- Inquire at this Office. novl7-d
WORCESTERSHIRE TO THE PRES
N BYTERIAN HERALD at Louisville Ky, are inform
ed that the undersigned authorized agent for that pa
per Now is the time to pay in advance, aud save hy
cents CHARLES W. SMITH,
oct2s College ST. near Union.
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THURSDAY MORNING, nov. II, ls53.

~ keep constantly employed, night and
day, six superior job workrnen at very heavy sala-
ries. These workmen are turning of some of the
neatest work ever printed in Nashville 7s
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MARRIED.-Near GoodlettsviIle, on Tuesday,
18th inst, by Rev. DR.. Goodlett, L. B. FIRE, Esq,
wholesale merchant Of tits city to Miss VIRGINIA
G. l. RANDALL, of this county.
MARRIED-On Thursday morning Sd inst. at
Mabbitsville, New York, by the Hon Z. . Ed
ridge, Miss HANNAH F., youngest daughter OF Jas.
Mabbett Esq. and Mr.. E. GERRY PEARL OF this
city Chat AdUer.
In this place, on Tuesday the Sth inst,
by Rev J. n. Davis, L II. FRENcH, of Nashville,
Tenn, to Miss MARTHA II. eldest daughter of NJ.
G. McAllister, Esq.-SOMlnerstt GazeHe.
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS it has pleased Almigl- Ia AA
w " God TO continue To the people 80 ES~S<s&A
of our State the bounes of his Provi- hSsszc.AZ-
dence through another He has preserved to I'M
impaired rich inheritance of civil and religious Tree
donl-has kept us from without and tumult within
has guarded US from peSence and aminehas caused the
genial alterations of sunshine and shower TO fall in their
season. upon the broad Of our land thus filling our
homes aud sorehouses with abundant provision for man
and beast and has requed the hand Of toll and industry IN
department with rich and full reward; for all oil
which it becomes people to return cur thanks TO
Him who the author and dispenser OF all good Under
suemn convection of these truths and in conformity with
cOmmendabe in this and other of our sister States
do there designate and apart TIL URSDA1 THE
PATH DAY OF NONEMBtl inst. TO be observed day
of THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER and do earnestly
invite all the people OF the State devout and religious
observance such.
In testimony whereof l. ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor of
the State of Tennessee have hereuuto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal of said State to be affixed
at Office in Nashville, this 9Th day Of November,
1883.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the Governor. .-t ..t I'd.
W. b. A. RAMSEY, Secretary ofState.
All the papers the will please publish the above
in their earliest issue. lnovS-td
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THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION. ~
81 rYs@3 VI Is tsIl -
Paris Imported BOnnets, Millinery, sc.
FALL FASHIONS FOR 1853.
500 FANCY BONNETS

VNTE would respectfully inform the Ladies Of town
wv and country that will Tuesday morning the
4th exhibit for their especial benefit the largest and most
beautiful stick OF Fancy BOuneS and styles Of Enid
Belgrade and other STYLES of Straw B0Rnefs opened
Nashville in the West Likewise, nch Plumes, Head
Dresses Flowers Ribbons Dress Goods Perumeries En-
broderies and Fancy Goods &c. comprising $40 worth
Having imported great part direct from Paris prices
shall be lower than any of the boxed up millinery advsr
verified as fashionable and protesting be The latest styles
Our long engagement in the business nine wears in
Nashville and doing very extensive business aust give
US advantage any other house in the city, and fat
Ter ourselves that our friends well satisfied So
LADIES' We wish your visits TO make your selections We
can make you look enchanting than ever this fall Tor
the street balls and weddings having Ladies' Of superior
good taste Iron, England Frsuce and New York 10 assist
US IN our establishment We have added to our stock ths
TALL rlch Dress Goods at less than auction prices fue
stock OF Mantas, WOODEN Coats Caps &C. ieh Muslin de-
Lanes and Cashmieres % 50 and S5 cents per ward s
peror MerinCs SocwOrth l.25 rich Needework aoo5s
Chenizets Infants Robes Pointed Collars Underseeves
HaDdkS beautifully embroidered at To u.s. Cheap al
$50 To 500 Likewise large stock Of Fancy Goods and
Trimmings Having large stock this fall object IS
make small profits and large sales giving the purchaser
advantage of good bargains.
AT the Partisan World Of Fashion, No. 46, Union Street.
next to the State Bank.
E. WISE
oct 4-3m .t .-..- Agent
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s.AIHAMRRA SHOOTING GALLERY.n

CALI AMBRA SHOOTING GALLER1.1
TVNHE above Gallery is IN full blast, and fully
swering the ends for which IT established VIZ:
place Of geneel and innocent amusement; Is well con-
structed and has already opened new era in our city
amsemens The gallery itself IS of the finest mthe
Union having large attached wherein vii be tound
the prominent newspapers of the day for those whopreer
reading praetieing the gallery. Gentleman call and
q W. hAlALuhAN,.f 7fOprleulr.
PSA basket Of Champagne will be opened 70 the gen
tlernan ringing the bell the greatest number Of times in soc
cession, between and New y ears Day, ~
Ocfi4 W " n
TTOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.-A large
j L Brick House with $ OF rooms kitchen, &e, on
the Franklin Pike adjoining the residence Of Gen Wood
folk
ALSO Frame House, with rooms, &c, middle
Franklin Pike known as the BateDan place.
ALSO Brick House with rooms, &C., No. 81 Spruce
street, Cedar
ALSO, a very neat Brick slouse with rooms, &C. No.
leo Cherry street. below the Yerandsh.
ALSO Lot fronting 20 feet the north side OF
Broad street. RAINING back 10 feet on High street
ALSO vacant Lot the n. G. K. r. Depot Iont-
ing 40 feet the Peniteutary Pike, running back s+
feet. =.
ALSO, eight beautiful baildng Lots IN Wesl NsshSie
Nos. 30 so. 50, 1U2, I04, i26, Ia. and no. -,
ALSO one OF RoEes large patent corn crushers- WAKE
S@'' -Ff R. W. BROWN,
- a. Real Estate Agent.
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+ ANGHORN g. ARMISTEAD.-IOOP PACK
IL ages Of Langhorn ArnstsSds superior Chewing To
bacco Just received and for sale hy
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r INCOLN HALL FOR SAI.E.-A LARGE
and comInod Gus store house. with large hall above
and family dwelling nthe basement and part Of the sec
Hin Cherry street A bargain can Be had By applying
soon, at Office No. IS Cherry street
nnuf II W BROWN Real Eslafe rent.
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nor SALE HAVE 40 ACRES OF LAND,
II six miles from Nashville and about one mile from the
Lebanon Pike half cleared and the balance well tim
bered This hand lies well any in the county for u
market garden all well enclosed with good fence. Or it
will be exchanged city property. Apply to --
r. BALLGWE. General Agent,
nnYl - No. L Deaderick street.
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NOTICE. THOSE PERSONS HAVING
claims in the country country towns, that they wish
collected immediately have them attended by calling
on r. 4. RALL0WE, General Agent,
noyl No II Deaderick street.
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ESIRARI.E BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.
I-On ths Franklin Pike, between the rezdencesoi JO-
seph Yaulx and James A. Woods Es containing Is
has on an excellent spring. Make early applea0Dst
r. " BROWN, Gs11 AgI
10 Ma a. f,herrv A.
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w.o a.

[TEGROES FOR SALE--Av very likely negro NO
man an excellent field hand 10 years old sHd child
years old wish to sell said negroes tosouis person who
will give them good home in Middle feHnessee
- K W. BROWN
octs No 6s ChSrry VI.
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TOR SALE.-A SMALL FARM OF FIFTY
two &C res about mesfrOm Nashville, the Spring
field Pike Ii has beautiful building site, immediately
theTunpke and the land swe adapted for gardening pur
poses grazing &c; half of which is enclosed with
good post and plank fence and sufficient quantity Of Ce
dar rails ON the premises 10 fence balance which will be
sold on credit Of and years. for notes payable in
bank with approved security drawing interest from date
orfurher particulars apply to X. A BAILOWE
noyl3 Gen. Agent.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE 60
The subscriber offers orsale his residences, stu Ali
ated about miles from Nashville. the MuTtFees-
boro Turnpike Il c4nsss Of about 90 eercs one ball ~
high state OF balance woodland; three never
failing Springs an extensive Orchard containing g va
riety Of choice uree with conodlous dWein ana out
hoses further description is unnecessary, those de-
Sirous 10 purchase can ca and examine for themselves
ermsIOnehird cash. and credit Of one and two years
on Inc balance Ifno sold privately before the 1Sh ist
the premises viii be offered at public sale At the COsrhesse
\ on that day. nov3-tt ;. y. CAhlnn
"TRIP. s. WOODWARD.-Ofiee No. Cherry
street. three doors north Of Church street. has on hard
Vaccine Matter OF the very best quality, Whca ne vii sup
| ply TO the profession generally. SS''-p
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WE RESPECTFULLY inform our friends and ht
w public that we have hand large and well
assorted stock of Fur Silk and Soft Hats Mems and Boys
Cashmere Hats; Chdrens Fancy Hats and Caps; Mems
and BOYS Cloth Flush and Fur Caps of every deserips
unsurpassed in good quality style and lowness ofprice
which they offer at wholesale and retail
oct22 LANDE, EI4SBAClI 4 co,
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NOTICE----WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A
IN MAN competent to manage MERCHANT MILL,
by steam power One giving satisfactory estlmonais
of his capacity TO fill the place will be literally Pa,o
the Sumner Steam and Merchant Mill Company, Gaatn,
Tennessee J. A. BLACkMOfSE, Agen"
Gallatin, October g. 1S53.-trw6t.
DR. TIL. BRYAN respectfully oilers ms service |"
the citizens Of Nashville in the praence OF eoe!ne
and especially in the treatment OF Chrome Diseases w
feu on the corner of Union aud Summer streets.
jne u, 1853 .aft
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COFFEE, FLOUR, CANDLES, &e.--6oO bags
" Rio Coffee; so do Laguara do,
200 bbs Sup Flour various brands;
160 boxes, = boxes, and 4 boxes Star Candles
rs do Summer and TallOw Candles;
so do Doyles Superior Soap; 20 do Starch. For
sale very low, by lmay211 McCREA TERRASS.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-I will sell on Saturday, the 18th of
November Of not sold preViousy) ten beautiful buding
lots in Edgefed fronting Spring and WetmOre streets
Eight these lots front SO feet EACH of them front
enty-nne feet all of which back 200 feet Y foot al
ley.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots for permanent resi-
dences would do well by calling
K. A. BALL0WE Gent Agent,
M II DeadericE stre
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NOTICE.-HAVING THIS DAY ASSOCIA-
! ted with us in the Grocery Business, THOMAS c.
BURGE business will be conducted as heretofore un-
der the style of BEN. NJ. NOEL L CO.
oct2s BEN NJ. NOEL L co.
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EALL AND WINTER GOODS.-LANDE. ELS
Il BACK u co. No so Market street, have received
within the last week large and well assorted stock Of ele
giant Ready Made Clothing of the best material thatper
who DESTROYS of procuring fashionable garments
be suited.
Customers and strangers visiting the city, respectful
ly invited call examine their stock before they buy
elsewhere We are convinced that sell lower than
any other house in the city either wholesale or retail
ocf0l
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WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
i Auction at the Court House, in Nashville on the 18th
ns Lots Nos g. TO- IL, aud H. containing acres 22z
poles designated in E. H. Chidress Plan OF lots o the
North side OF Cumberland River and near the Gaatn and
Vaughn Turnpikes and in the immediate neghkOrhOOd Of
Thos Caldwell and A. McFerrins Terms made known
on the day of sale r. A BALL0WE,
General AGENT
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IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS, STEEL & AXES.
Il $50 Tons Rolled Iron warranted; &
10 do Bells hammered Iron;
900 Kegs Nails assorted sizes;
20 Tons Pittsburgh Castings
5000 lbs English Blister, Crawley and tsteel;
20 Boxes Axes. For sale, by
naval McCREA & TERRASS.
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A LSO.-Receiyed this week large lot of Trunks
N Shirts Stocks, ETC.. for sale low at
Oct22 LANDE, EIaSBACHS 4 co.
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rUGAR AND MOI,ASsE,

CUGAR AND MOIASsEs.--l75 hhds Prime New
= Orleans Sugar;
70 bbls Loaf, Crushed and Pulverized Sugar;
$50 do PebOiled Moasses; .frfE-5r.
100 4 bbls do 20 kegs Golden Syrup; in store
and for sale very low for Cash or Produce, BY
may 81 -.ef MeCREA TERRASS.
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McCREA ~ TERRASS,
Corner of Broad and College Streets Nashville, Tenn
Agents for SasihPs PitsJurgAdd JT7eeLng, A y and
CeJs5rdkd ReHaetfS
DALE ALES, PORTER 81 BROWN STOUT.
HAVE in store the following, which they will sell
at Pittsburgh prices, Transportation added) to-day:
Us Bills w Smiths Pittsburgh Ale for summer use;
$50 "Kennett Brand equal to the best Scotch Ale;
1908 do do for family use;
90 Casks Bottled do;
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. UNDRIES.-5 Barrels Birthstone; 90 do Copperas,
= 10 Bags Ginger; 10 do Pepper;
do Aspice; cases Indigo;
90 Eases Imperial and Gunpowder Teas;
Cask Nader 3 casks Putty lin Blad'rs)
400 Bags Shot assorted: 90 Casks Soda;
60 Boxes of Jenny Lind and Quart Fasks;
100 do Pint and Half Pint Fasks;
800 Gross MasOns Backing;
100000 Percussion Caps; Bbls Alum;
800 Lbs. Dried Beef 400 DemjOhns assorted.
The above will be sold very low at the of Broad
aud College streets, by McCHEA x TERRASS.
NAVEL G..
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SPIRITUAL RAPPiNUS.

Nix. EDITOR w hen | sent YOU the
last article ON the Rappings in reply to
the champion of persecution and lis
kindred wrongs, done it with the view
Of eiicit.ug some evidence to show that
they We're tie ''result Of physical force"
Ivro. though he has been bold enough
to assert !hat they are, has not the moral
courage to advance any thing in proof
Of that assertion, and when brought TO
the point, gives us an other batch Of
assertions unqualified like the first by
any thing save the assertion of him who
uttered them.
Tyro says "there is not the slightest
necessity in being alarmed concerning
The humiliation Of spiritual rapplng or
turnings.o We wish him to under
stand that we We're not alarmed at bis
first ukase; still less are we charmed at
this last one--in which he SO well ex-
hibits his annihilating % powers and
arguments.
But Tyro says it is impossible 10 an
initiate non-entity; then in the name
OF common sense why did he undertake.
the task, and why does he still persist
in trying to do what is impossible! The
only logical answer is that he does not
doubt the truth Of the rappings or turn
ings. And this being fairly deducibIe
from the fact that he would not have
undertaken an impossibiIty, we may
reasonably conclude that he has been
actuaed by malicious and contempt,
BILE spirit Of persecution.
Again Tyro says ''it is true that many
usefu! discoveries have suffered undae
persecution. We thank him for the
admission and had he not began to
lavish it on the rapping so vehemently,
we might have renamed in Ignorance
Of his unblushng hardihood and tyrani-
cal principles. We refrain from max
ing any comments on this implied asser-
ton; it speaks for itself, and has no
need of exposure from Us.
He charges US with holding the rap
pings to be useful discovery-we have
said no such thing.
Tvro asks-"Does he himself not ex-
hibit the preliminary symptoms Of the
monomanlac when he pleads the inno.
cence or importance of thing no less
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SATURDAY MORNING JUNE Il. 1863

destructive of happiness than an earth
Quake or a pcstjlencal" Wonderful
destruction this to be caused by "a non
entity!n We refer him TO the first ar
ticle YOU published from our pen on the
subject of Spiritual knockings, for an
answer TO this and the rest of his mis-
representations.
lie charges Us with having a theory,
and talks very contemptuonslv of it,
Now we have not advanced any thing
like a theory, so his Wanting invectiye
falls harmless on us.
But will Tvro tell us where the
foundation OF this editice Is 81 he
various motions OF the stand IS owing
purely to the instrunantaIity of phys
icaI force exerted by the infatuated en-
thusiast, no sound and true mind can
hesitate to admit" Sound and true
minds admit it l. this the foundation
OF the edhce II 81, it appears tuat
the foundation is built on the edIhce-
not the ediiiCe on the foundation; but
perhaps this is a good foundation upon
which to build all tdltice ''made Of I'M
0giHattOA'"
Lastly he tells us Of vast and airy re-
gions that darkened for ages the brock
en- Mountain being proved to be the
shadows of human beings. Will he be
50 KIND as to inform us how the shadows
of human beings are metamOrphoSed m
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A NEW ORE,

Opposite t5e FoNntai8 Inn, Elkton.
A J.SC0TT X BRO, respectfully Announce
II. to their friends and the public. that They
have Just returned from the city with an extern
sIye and entirely
New Stock Of Store Goods,
Of every description and variety, suited to the
demands of the market Their stock has been
selected with great care,--al fresh aud season.
able, consisting of Dry Goods, Grocerica, Hard
ware, Qu"enswarc, Cedarware, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps with Il general variety of all
the wares usually kept in the retail line.
We hope our friends will give us cali and
examine our goods. a, it is our intention 10 sell
at the very lowest rates, and accommodate with
articles and price all who may favor us with
call. We particularly invite the attention of
the ladies to orr superior stock OF Dress Goods
before making their purchases elsewhere. We
hope hv close attention to business, and hy the
advantageous prices of our goods to merit
liberal share ofpuhic patronage.
N. b. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods at the highest market prices.
MAY nth 1853