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i'HARLEs III. CIemency and Elizabeth CIemenoy,
" his wife, Eusebius Welsh other.-Circut
Talbot county, in eqniiAusu term, ls52Tne object Of this
suit decree sale Talbot
OF which John Leonard died seized and
The bill that John Leonard departed life seized
Talbot
Elizabeth H. clemency and the defendants Eusehus Welch Sally
Ann Porter George NJ Leonard Ellen Wech and James Williams,
and Mary Williams his wife, his heirs alaw and legal
Will be advantage of all
said
James Williams Mary Williams reside Mary
Ii heeupon adudged and ordered that the companant
causing this
shed Washington the District of Columbia
said absent defendants
this bill and them TO in this by
before the third November
al ii any have, q
ought not not pass, as prayed
r. b. HOPPER
True copy-Atest:
sAMI T. HOPKINS,
Aug le-law3w Clerk Circuit Court
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NEW GOLD pkNS.-TAYLOk * MAURY, booksellers,
IN Pennsylvania 9Th have received
ply of splendid gold pens, The best patterns price, from
hhy five dollars Among them will be found Rapps cee
bated niche It's close
scmbance the qu and being OF degrees hexby
suit any handwriting.
Gan
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rOLD-water Cure-The Hydropahic Encyclopcdir-a sys
" OF hydropahy and hygiene, in eight parts
!. Outlines Of Anstomy-iiusuated
~ Physiology Of the Human Body.
a Iiygfenc Agencies, and the Preservation Of Health
4. Deteucs and Hydropaihic Cookery.
5. Theery ard Practice OF Water Treatment
speca Pathology, and Hydro Therapeutics including
Causes Symptoms, and Treatment OF all known Diseases
7. Application Surgical Diseases.
Application o fiydropnthy Midwifery Nursery.
Designed guide families
physicians; by n. J. Trail NJ ID.
For sale by GRAY BAILANTYNE,
Nor ~ Seventh
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ss;s,s;Slas.

s E ~
SWEET and White sulphur rsprings.-Heduced iarr-.
~ increased cheapest eoma
bic, and most expeditions To the Sweet and White sulphur
Springs:
From Washington by Richmond Fredericksburg Potomac
railroad
From baltimore by the comfortable and lowpessure
ryland, Capt. o. Il. Mitchell.
Connecting Richmond with Richmond and Danvie ra
Ioad.
Fare from Baltimore White Sulphur.
Z" Baltimore 10 Sweet Springs
Washington White Sulphur
F" Washington to Sweet Springs
" Richmond to White Sulphur. .............. 10
/" Richmond 10 Sweet Springs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Leave Baltimore Tuesday and Thursday
O'Clock, connecting Aqua Creek which
Richmond al p. m the succeeding days.
Leave Richmond daily tercep Sunday m Lynch
burg al i0k Leave Lynehburg 61 Buords BY
81 Mountain House 7k Springs
Leave Sweet Springs breakfast,
sulphur 2x p Returning, White sulphur 3 M
Springs IN Leave Sweet Springs and
Lynchburg by night Leave Lynchbug M ana
Fare Richmond White sulphur. $40
Richmond u sweet Springs.
oecting travel the night
Bufofds without detention the White Sulphur
Tickets be had on board the steamboats, the Potomac
from Capt f. MITCHELL the steamer Nayiard
JOHN II. OSBORNE,
Aug 6-d2m Superintendent
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The steamship Columbia will keep up semi monthly eommu
between Francisco awaiting the
former arrival the mails passengers from Panama.
returning without delay with mails and passengers the
from San Francisco.
regular line propeers wheel will be kept
between
Panama and San Francisco.
OF the above will keep between
Acapulco and the other Mexican The the Auan
viii be maintained by the United states mail steamships
Georgia
fhtadeiphia .l,tuu
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VERIFY q MILLER,
T.. r NILLrrs
Of Virginia.

Pennsylvania between m and s streets Washington d. c.
WHOLESALE and retail dealers foreign and
and ncy goods, mAitings cloths, table
and bed SPREADS banke sheengs and houseur
nishing dry goods generally.
suiet, prompt, personal attention given orders.
D.s07 Nv
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sf-e~wa These ships having been buili BY
~ pressly fr government service been
<IB taken IN their eonssneon as also IN their engines
and speed and their
passengers unequAed
passage York Liverpool in s cabin S0
Exclusive $500 la second cabin,
From Liverpool TO New York, $50 and E20.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berth be secured until paid for.
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whoh il done Ia ooaches
DAILY
TUE line daily H. aud
regularly with the @ line the Pcnnsy ynnia rail
road lbug the mountains daylight,
Pitbu time of
from BALTIMORE. This line makes direct with the
fast Ohio aud Pennsylvania Psbug and Cleveland
aud the Cleveland Columbu and Cincinnati railroads. aud BY
going through on Baltimore 20 Cincinnati In
fouy-fUur hours running time
The slow mail line place daily sk, BY
this reach Hodayrburg OF the day o. de-
paure, and lac until the day, when they
their the mountain and in Pitsbu that
evening, of from Ba-
and with a the comfort and advantage of having enjoyed
natural and rcpOse.
Thee the enjoyment liberal patronage
from the travelling pubc their equipments
tiose oi any other between the East and West
NOTICE.
for Ptsburr, Maon, Cleveland, and Cincinnati by
e railroad nep procured only of the OF the Ba
and susgehanna Railroad Company Calvert station, Bal
more, and at the following rates;
10 Llncinnaii .''..'.. ...............'s'.....'sI
MaSstnus 10 W
fut@oufg -
Travellers will original
Cincnna m time and s accommodations cannot he excesd
ALFRED GATHER
Superintendent
OFucE BALTrxoRR sUsouEHGNSA R1ILRoAD Co.
Baltimore, August 20, ls52.
Aug 2t-d2wf
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NO Lands gentleman in Virginia
who good and lawyer desires TO Teras
market
family and small capital IL aesrous
agriculture He the satisfactory testimonials
and responsibility, his
ast n considerable
Any ofTexas lands who
pacedin correspondence
adyeusc suitable responses, addressing post paid
VIM 6oULDiN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
Mar1g--u
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University of Virginia.

TUE session OF this university viii
l. and end June 29th.
It's schools J. ancient lang 2, modern languages 3
mahemaes natural phloophy s, chemistry and materia med
medicine;
gerry; moral philosophy; Q, TO- leeurcshp anatomy.
There for each school, assistant
Of the schools o ancient languages modern languages and ae
matcs and adjunct professor law and lecturer anatomy
Expenses Fiction fees paid in advance f school be
attended S50i each; three SIS each SIS
NorE.- In school intermediate
$50; he senio S75 attendancs a higher involving
privilege attending any class.
ene medical lectures, including The dissectng
fee, SOS.
Roard aud lodging, including diet bedding furniture,
Stl0 paid in nstalpuents
advance WISHING, s. $40 per session fuel and light,
OCCUPYING ROOM SIS $40 each I40
Rent Of dorntoy occupinga s. each.
SIS 10
2s
contingent degoso of $40 IL required OF each student
The necessary for clothing pocket money books
cannot be accurately stated.
GEsSNER HARRISON,
Aug l7-9aw2w Chairman Faculty.
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University of Georgia,

n ---- ATHENs, August IT It52
of this institution Will professor
science vacancy l7ih of November The
viii teach the French language addition
10 the branches appropriate to the psolessorship
Salary, 81, 200 per annuiD payable quarterly
4-4tlaw ASDURY HULL Secretary
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NorcEThe undersigned hereby inform the citizens q Wash
" and the public generally that they have Tins entered
coTnnehp making specifications
houses, and
descriptions builders works thorough praccn
acquaintance branches ouebsdnr
undersigned offer their the increasing
mnnds o community.
street, side, third door from 9Th will
open for business from {, m, 6, D. m.
All orders will bo attended promptly and upon liberal
JOHN G. HAEKNESs.
Aug l0-2aSlm WM. W. BIRTH.
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CHARLoTvrE HALL SCHOOL,

IN THEIR anxiety the and
render this school pre- emnenty useful the
afforded board and tuition far below those
similar barely
the exercise OF the srctes The
confidence the
necessary appoint additional drill
which the school demand board
been induced make small addition charges tuition
which would be but slightly felt by individuals which,
aggregate II hoped will be sufficient for all contingencies There
fore
Resolued charges this institution
shall be follows
Per quarter
In primary English department So
In the Mathematical department alone.
In the classical and mathematical department
In the department Of modern languages each forega
modern language ehua... 80
In the scientific department, chemistry natural pbilos
ophy astronomy, practical surveying, Sc, with Of
instruments and attendance experimental lectures,
Board, washing Ac heretofore. re...............
The vacation extended TO Third soneay
September
By order trustees
E. T. BRIsCoE, Register
cHanLorrE HALL, ST Mary's county, Md, July 30, le5,
Aug. -
GLORIOUS NEws.-The important discovery vel made
VI Phps's isuid glue
binders cabinet makers
giue liquid requires
Is free from SMELL and will keep liquid
for wood, china, paper
introduced a
mechanics, observable sight We
hardware druggists and
than ordinary We
for tall
will do well this immediately We
in all popaous throughout United
bottles OF three as by the gallon Small
the United States,
Alo British polish, ofibee
merchants, attend 10 the above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS CO,
Jsly Jl-d5m Cedar street, Pearl, New York
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ID H. HooE A. co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers n,
floor oil cloths, matnes,
sheetnq, furnishing goods generally.
rennsyvsna between 7h and st streets
q.
2o-u
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nEMOCRa ATTIC Review far june. SO, with portrait
" q Pierce this day received. Price rs cents.
FRANCK TAYoLR.
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NE HOLLANDS French Gors,nsr Pate, n superior
~ securing envelopes newspapers which
be cent 20 distant parts Of the world For sale w
TAYLOR A. MAURy,
20 Rookselers, 9th street.
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OFFICE ofthe New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamship Company, No. - Wall seetNew York
7th, is57fhehooks for subscription balance Of
this subscribed for
for increased mail om the will be
oco abeye from the eth September
elusive. By order Of the board of directors.
wa. l.. YOULE,
Aug 10 Secretary.
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IIls Is to give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
tanned from orphans Washington county the Dis
rc OF Columbia, letters of administration the personal
Francis w. Domnck Buenos Ayres South America,
ceased All having claims said deceased
hereby warned exhibit the with the vouchers thereof the
subscriber before February
otherwise by be excluded all benefit OF
Given under my hand this 9th day of August, 1882.
HENRY MAY, Administrator
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IIAnEILTOvrg yyORKS-Lafs in Earnest Iano cents
Ill The Mount ~ Olives. fsmo 3Ocents
wnlowa lemo 10
Thaakfrlnesa. ismo. ~
Life of Hall. 32mo Gilt, 10
Happy fofne--ilnsracd. cents
Life Of Lady coquhoun-with porrait. Is
Dr Hamilton y well known of
brilliant writers af the day His Life In Esrnesiv the soul
like bnrle blast and Ibis beautiful heart te
the low sweet wall Of magnificent hand of
msr This volume beside
saving this utter the highest praise that co.d give ~
F0r sale by GRAY n BAI.IANTyNR,
Nov 70
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0RPHaS's CouRT,
August 3, Is52.
Ordered that the personal Francis
Domnck, Buenos South America, deceased
required said deceased by
advertisement a week for three weeks, the Union.
Teste- Ed. N. ROACH, Register.
AueS S-law3w
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THE Great Commssion the Christian Church cons,i
tu,ed and charged the Gospel the world by the
Rev John Harris n. n
The Ministry by
the Rev. John Harris.
Religious Progress; Discoursp the Development the Christ
ian Character by William X. Williams.
Sacred Rheorc Composition and Delivery Of Sermons by
Henry Ripley To which added Hints Exemporsneous
rreachinHg by Henry Ware, u, u.
The Christians Daily Treasury, by Ebenezer Temple.
Lectures on the Lords Prayers William r. Williams.
For sale GRAY A BN4LANrYNE'S
Religious Book Depository,
Nov. II Seventh street.
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New York Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
wholesale aud retail, for cash only.
ALFRED NUNROR CO., No AL Broadway, Cbetwcen Howard
n Grand stccts,) invite I'll persous visiting Yprk
business pleasure call their extensive exiab.i
ment and examine the superb assortment Of
Pine and fashionable clothing,
Gentienenis furnishing goods,
Huys and chidrens clothing, kc.,
OF the best description, there exhibited for sale
The principles which New Orleans establish
ment which made universally popular
and West, strictly adhered TO al Broadway, New York.
facilities for obtaining goods such enaho
fashionable garments
and al the lowest prices
Every article . cold under ful guarantees.
Fk1ckr-The price of each article marked
figures the ticket and reduction
be
descriptions Of clothing made orier a. the shortest
ALFRED NUNROE
al broadway, New York
ALFsEp MusnoK,
VIZ d. AhR.Tr May o5--d3mlf
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Indefinite Postponemont OF Land sales In Iowa.

Indefinite Posfponcmcnt of Land sales In Iowa.
oTfCE hereby that the sales o public lands ordered TO
Fairfield iowa City and Dubuque the State OF
proclamation bearing 2pth July umo
BY ndt postponed in consequence of the act Of Congress
titled additional land districts
approved ls59 by which MI the lands
been dstsched from the above old districts
will rcprocned the earliest day prscca
bic Offices shall have been duly organized
BY President; MILLARD FiLLMORE,
Iopr wmsor,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Once
AM t9-lawfw
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B1tnn Insurance Company, Of Utoa, New York
Capital $4,000.
THIS company against damage y h
public private buildings and country furniture
stocks goods, and merchandise generally Ao marine risks
and k by steamboats,, railroads, rivers, and lakes the
mo favorable terms.
ofbusipcs equitable and sa and directors have
have accumulated an annie
surplus fund which, addition The capital company
careful enabling present
unerceponshe indemndcHtion 10 tose sy transact
business this company.
JOHN y. HtNMsN, President.
N. ". uAWLEy, Secretary
CHARLES DE sELnTNc Aren't
7th street. opposite Odd Faloes' Han.
June oo--atswlv
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The Itaiiroad Route 10 the West.

Through Cincinnati BY rail te entire 1isnr, eEcf fen miles,
whicA Is done Ia ooaches.
rlrrn
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FURNITURE DRY GOoDs.-CLAGETT DoDsON
informing the public that
goods ut complete, comprising the
and desirable productions Of
Elegant tapestry, plain Brussels Imperial, extra
ply, double and supe6ne ingram twled plain
nenan, Dutch, and Dundeed caryetinFs
Also, elegant stock Of rug, and mats to match
Alec, stock floor ocloth which W. cut
according diagram
An fashionable materials, with The nsccs-
sary belongings
An elegant assortment Of transparent shades
10 do shade linnEs
DO do woolsu and linen druggets
do tab olcloiis
To Al of which Of housekeeporsis repet ny
invited.
sept is-aieoda CLAGETT Dopsov
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White Hail, New Windsor C.r, oil county, rary-
land.
TINS thoroughly
waited and 6ed for the especial benefit o. c. wishing
quiet comfort and retirement II IL located IN region remarkable
spring places
srabe In the state than the village OF New Windsor
hoardrs The table win be kept satisfy
all The bar win be furnished with the best Of wines, liquors,
The moderate nothing win be
New windsor Is o easy access and May he reached either W
stage Westminster, BY re Ba,imre railroad %
win be found 20 convey passengers 70 New Windsor notice
SARAH BARTHoLow Proprietor
July ys1-dd j. 7. BARTHoLoW, Agent
HATS Caps and Caps for MEN aud Boys,
III q every style quality, and price suitable for fa wne
large and complete assortment just received and for sale q reason
Hat, Cap, and cenremeu's Furnishing E.tahisnmeut
News Teiesrnph.l
A COMPENDIUM OF N.thodt ts,n.s ne the sis-
ies with Defence Of i. Doctrnsi Govern@ena and Pdsn
usI feeuIarde BY Rev. James Porter, NJ, author q Se
Youos Safeguards and RepOa
The Merchants Daughter, nsuatves by
Barr.
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE,
Nov ~ Seventh street
y try seat within Presidents mansion
containing seventy The good well adapted
and fru, garden -pscpus dwelling and M
cuhousss The situation healthy snd high
nah WISHING blend The society Of Washington with handso
rural Spring Hi presents such ayag'ass y On
"ss Nov neps iagS SAMUEL csorrs,c~D.
ESIcK KSAcKs Editors Table, by Louis
Tolons Elementary Spanish Reader and Translator.
% rngss oss. md fsc,cs & q pep 70 w,e D.
Nov y "'''' S'V' - PRANcK TAYLOR
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IA gE .s....sss Sss:.s ]

Baltimore and washington HaIiroad.
PASSENGER trains foiowsi
Leave washingon at 9 aud o. a. M, i9l m. and a. p m.
Leave Baltimore at a and o. m; 4 aud ~, .. m.
Sundays the second and third from Washington and
the second and fourth from Baltimore omitted.
Tickets checks Philadelphia and New York can he
leaving 6, and Passengers pto
caring transport themselves and baggage
In Baltimore Philadelphia, the railroad station.
tickets Bladenbu $40 quarter win be
FURNISHED upon application at the ONCE.
T. ". PARSONS,
An oS-dU Agent.
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DISTRICT 90 COLUMBIA,
Washington eouaty, 10 H'it
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Pacific Mail Steamship ComPany.-The only Through
Line for California and Oregon.

~raya The public informed that, under the present
Efts arrangements of this company, inspected
<abiH and approved by the Navy Department. suitable
strength and power for conversion into war
OF the first carrying the United States NAILS viii
hereafter leave Panama for San Francisco Immediately arrival Of
Atlantic mails will leave san Francisco Panama the
and 18th days of each month The following packets be
this the Pacific which
will be always pert each end Of the
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-09
NOVELTY WORKS,
WEST ST, RALEIGH, NoRTH-CARoL1NA,
sILAs BURNS 1@W PROPRIETOR,
BUILDER OF
Steam Engines &, General Machinist.

above establishment has been in successful oper
alton about one year, and has turned ou some of the
best STEAM ENGINES and SAW MILLS that have
ever operated in this any other State.
Orders solicited for Steam Engines and Saw Mills
Mill Gearing and Machinery of every description to be-
completed during the Summer and Fall. Fhe improved
condition of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road will en-
able me to fill with dispatch and punctuaty ali orders
after the list of July.
The following certificate will show the character of the
work executed at the above Works:
AUBRr, Cumberland, May Is, 1852.
Mr.. SILAs Burns,
Dear Sir: Our Engine and Mills made at
your Shops have been at work nearly months and
fully meet our expectations The ENGINE, FINISH
and STRENGTH, PERFORMANCE and DURA BILITY, is in
to none In the State of the class made here
Dr. elsewhere. The Mills run with smoothness and
speed truly astonishing In ordinary saving we cut IN
common sized log, foot in 81 seconds l6 feet per
minute. We have run, however, through an ls feet log
80 seconds or at the of SO feet per minute Nv
unning to the top speed we fully believe cut 40
eet per minute The only objection we have heard
Urged is, it takes two many hands to haul up logs and
AIRY away lumber. Yours Sc,
JONES sc BARBEE.
June 2, 1852. Sc
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-09
GOOD ADVICE.

We recommend the following excellent remarks
to the enterprising young men of our county. They
are from the Cincinnati Sun:
Money is abundant; will probably remain so
for several years. Nay, it will probably become very
abundant. There is mistake about the immense
supplies of gold, be got from California, from Aus
tralia and Russia. Money will be very plenty. But
experience tells that it is easy to get in debt
and in difficulty when money is plenty as when it is
scarce-n fact rather easier. The experience of past
expansion, united with the present means of pros
perty should teach all lesson of prudence, which
if practiced on will be invaluable. This is very
plain one, that ought not to go info unnecessary
ney is plenty. Whether money is plenty not,
there is but way of getting rich, and that is by
ECONOMY AND INDUSTRY.
That money is plenty is great advantage to the
prudent and industrious. 1t is they who take advan
tage of such times. tits they who " make hay while
the sun shines.'' The sun, indeed, says Scripture,
shines on the just and the unjust. But it is only
they who plant the seed and work the field, who will
reap the harvest.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-09

CoNCEALMENT OF OPINION. A most remarkable
political phenomenon in this country is the right
sumed by many of public men to conceal or de-
lay the expression of their opinion when aspiring to
the chief office In the government. This assumption
has been made often and successfully, that it is
now come to be regarded, by many, as Legitimate
feature in party tactics. Two of last three Pres.
idena elections resulted in the success of men who
obstlnatey refused TO declare their opinions upon
matters OF great national importance. And
have the most prominent aspirant for the Presidency
In the WING party publicly announcing, through his
friends, that he aUH not declare his opinions unless the
convention Of his party nominate ham the aUhg can
didate for TIE Presidency! To this complexion it
has come at last, that public demands of his
political friends the highest expression of confidence
and approval they can bestow upon him, before he
Will condescend to tell them what his opinions are.
This position is now deliberately assumed by Gen.
Scott, and defended upon the ground-sef an insult
10 every open and honest man in the Whig ranks-that
- he is differently advised by men north and SOUTH
to write and NOT to write; large majority. including
many from the South, urging him 10 remain SILENT"
Ii the reason here given is true, it shows gross per-
version OF sentiment In the wing party. If it is false
and We believe it is-the whig masses owe it to
themselves that they spurn the political despot who
would thus rob them Of their respect and that of
the world.
Upon what show of reason can honest men coun-
sci Gen. Scott to remain silent in the present crisis
What is 10 be accomplished by such policy! Are
his opinions such that they will bear to be told in
both ends of the Union ! If they are not there is
no reason for their suppression. IF they are, then the
reason for silence is dishonest one intended de-
ceive either the north the south. Upon either
OF an honest man, and cannot be endorsed BY any
portion of the American people but at the price of
selt-resPect and the fair opinion of the world.
Nashville { Tenn. Union.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-09
CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, on Thursday last, the Chair sub
mitted communication from the War Department in
relation to the expense and feasibility of deepening
the fats of Lake ST. Clair.
Also, report rom the Secretary of the Navy in
respect to the removal of the wreck of the Missouri
from the bay of Gibraltar.
Numerous petitions were presented praying the
passage of the homestead bill.
Mr.. Hale presented petition from citizens of
Chemung county, New York, praying the repeal of
the fugtive-slave law which laid the table.
Several railroad and other bills taken up and
disposed of; after which the Senate adjourned over
until Monday.