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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-20
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TUESDAY, November 16, 1852.
On motion of Mr.. Cherry the bill to appoint a
superintendent of common Schools was taken up
and made the order of the day for tomorrow, II
o'clock.
A message was received from the Senate inform
ing the House that it had rejected the bill to extend
the right of appeal in certain cases.
Also that it had adopted resolution proposing
that both Houses of the General Assembly adjourn
on the 18th of December and asking the concur
renee of the House.
Mr.. Williams, of Warren, moved to lay on the
table, which not agreed to-yeas 26, nays
IS.
Mr.. Philips, of Orange, said he was anxious that
the Legislature should adjourn as soon as possible,
but he thought the resolution premature No
important business had yet been transacted, and
1t was impossible to transact it before the 5th of
December Instead of occupying time by discus
sing such resolution as this, it would be better to
go on with the business and get ready to adjourn.
He would not, by his VOTE put the House in false
position, in which it would be driven to rescind the
resolution if it passed, in order to get through
with the business that must be transacted at this
session.
MIR. George, of Columbus, thought it better to
concur in the resolution in order to get rid of SINH
lar propositions in future. He did not think the
Legislature would adjourn until the business was
gone through with; and the resolution could be
rescinded, if necessary.
Mr. Scales, of Rockingham, moved to postpone
the further consideration of the resolution till De-
cember 10th, which did not prevail-yeas As,
nays 65.
The resolution was then concurred in, yeas ~,
nays 36.
A message was received from the Senate trans
hitting the engrossed bill to repeal an act Of
165o-5l establishing the county of Jackson, which
passed its first reading.
On motion of Mr.. Love, of Haywood, the rules
were suspended and the bill put upon its second
reading.
Mr.. Love then moved to amend by striking Out
all after the enacting clause and inserting, as &
SUBSTITUTE, supplemental bill to carry into effec
the act establishing the said county
On motion OF Mr.. Wheeler, of Lincoln, the bill
and amendment were laid upon the table and made
the special order of the day for Tuesday next.
A message was received from the Senate nro
posing an amendment 10 the bill to incorporate the
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-20

SIGNIFICANT FACT. Gen. Scott could not carry
his native State, Virginia, his adopted State,
New Jersey. And even VIM. A. Graham could not
carry North Carolina
, In Virginia. in seventy-six counties and three
towns Gen. Pierce gains 5,598. Good for the Old
Dominion. Fayetteville CaroEnian.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-20

any other State in the Unions 1t is within your DOW
er 10 have it otherwise. You should look upon the
encouragement of our District Schools as the only
means Of removing this stain from the character Of
State, and Of training people in the duties of
enlightened citizenship. The safety as well char
acter of our State demand it from you.
LONG CREEK
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-20

ATTENTION DEMOCRATS. The Democratic party
of this town and county have determined to commem.
the recent brilliant and unparalleled victory OF
the Democracy of the country by Supper IoIc. t
light Procession, &C., on Friday night next, 18th
inst. The supper will be served up in the large
room of the Pioneer" Office, and ample provision
will be made for the accommodation OF all our frlencS
Il is suggested that the Democracy OF the Town IL
Illuminate their houses on the occasion. 1t earnestly
hoped that county friends will turn out IN
Elizabeth City Pioneer
The daily union., 1852-12-03
Ia the Circuft Court OF the District of Columbia ro
tho County Of Washington.

EDWARD R. BsLL, Isaac assignee Isaac
mnis,ralrA of STEPHEN J. LEWIS deceased In equity.
TUE bill IN substance that the American brig Caspian
ad o. ss Is saa IN soS S wo% Stephen
Y "e Ia late Of Ssw York @ our dan
@ afsuns he voyage was Illegally captured on me "a %
aud condemned as prize Of war tha Lewis
@ 90 board oar = her pilot had bis 5sseed BY s
steadily made by the United States behalf
q his said brig and cargo his effects
wsn ns md been sS1osd anu his claims Were included IN The
on the Gu Of November 1925 Lewis being indebted Isaac Bell Of
own possession assigned his claims agsns, he brazilian govern
strors, assigns, power same,
thereafter asserted right 70 the said claims which were after
Lewis died 3st July 1914, ntestaie any
except sor az s claims against Brazil Sr nden
signsa lsaae Bell might r realiz discharge The sane that Lew
Bell his assignee before tho commissioner appointed to cary into
s hs d ~ s s a1%
o n ns co nm @ 81 %"u @ se admit @ % OF the
administrative OF Lewis The Of S 5l 9 which he found
king award Bell assigned right te,
sG 1 as @ ls s, % and msw ,n u @ a % n%
Alabama afterwards assigned the Edward Bell Of
actual and bona ads The whole Of the as
naas aaas says a the been @ n e Of @
award beer found that Isaac Bell n and Edw ard Bell assign
Coz Gaias s @ ~ has al
praying Sa, Mary Lewis defendant asking
receiving either by herself assigns
from the Secretary the Treasury and the Secretary
of the Treasury from paying 10 her her agents. attorneys assigns
the whole part OF The award so as aforesaid
further order Of this in the that this
order of publication, Mary
Lewis, resides Jurisdiction; win
further tho whole of said award paid by The See
retay of the Treasury 10 the complainant Edward r. Bell
therefore, by the this 26h day Of November, the
year ss adudged complainant causing
copy his inserted Union newspaper Washing
city week. weeks,
first Monday of February notice said absent deendan
and substance Of this bi and her
solicitor, before the fourth Monday
April premises, and show cause,
has why decree prayed the first Of said adver
appear four months before the said fourth Mon
day of April next
BY order of the
Test, JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
w. G. ssETHEs Solicitor for Complainants.
True Test, JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
2-iaw3w
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The above timber delivered In the following
proportions 100 complete
the United States arsenal Massachusetts $50
United ~
complete the United Pisburg Pcnnsy
$50 the United Washing
complete United Old
Comfort Virginia whole before the
Proposals be delivery
Of whole quantity that required for each arsenal
Tately.
described month
Of July the December middle OF March
and be straight grained from and from splits,
cracks the hea
pieces which from
and all full dimensions above stated may
be delivered within period above named
when will be duly inspected and measured by commanding
officer other arsena and
aud received the approved and received Tin
than will be paid for the price,
per which per will be retained by the United
until completed when the retained
will be paid the but will be forfeited the United
fulfil his For further pareu-
inspection desired by bidders appl
ade by letter person. the commanding Off
OF either Of the arsenals named.
timber will be allowed
assigned transferred by other
Office.
be made
will be made above stated.
will forwarded sealed envelope addressed the
subscriber and endorsed Proposals for GunC aage Timber
II. X. CRAIG,
Nov ll-diw& &2awtl 9th Dec. Colon4i Of Ordnance.
The daily union., 1852-12-03
ynitea states Patent once.

I'M the petition Of Goodyear ,assignee NJ Hayward
New Haven, Connecticut praying the extension Of patent
granted 20 him mode Of
ehooc with sulphur the manufacture Of articles
seven years from the expiration of said which
on the twenty fourth day OF February, 1853
s ordered that said petition be heard the Patent Once
on Monday the 9lst Of January, 1888 " s'cloek
persons are notified appear aud show they hnve,
why said petition ought moi 10 be granted.
Persons onposng required file
Office their oeciions specially set forth in writing
" before the hearing parry,
70 be used AZ the said hearing, be taken
cordance with the rules OF the ONCE, which will be furnished
plicaion.
Ordered, also that this notice ho published Inei
Republic, Unon Washington, y. Inquirer
adepns Pennsylvania Express, New York cyj Ahahy State
Register Albany, New Couant, Hartford
Providence Journal povdencc Rhode Island and Day
ton, massacbuet for
vous the thirty rst (5is January eighteen
aiy three, tls53,) the dag of hearing.
=. u. HODGES,
Commissioner Of Patents.
q Editors o. pnpsrsw please copy their
bills 10 The Patent oce with paper containing this notice
Nov 28-iaw3w .##l ae l.. ft. f.
The daily union., 1852-12-03
War Department.,
Bureau Of Typographical Engineers,

DROPoSAs win be received and including the 10th day OF
for following articles required Lake Onta
$50 pieces timber each 30 feet long, square
Ia inches
400 pieces white oak timber each 80 feet long, square
~ inches
5000 lbs bol,ron of l2 and IS feet long
$50 cords crib ballast soae soft or sand stone 2o feet
solid The cord
100000 feet broad measure 3inch pine plank inches wide
one third day third the 3ou
day April next one-hird the 3lst day of May next
The 10 be delivered as follows:
Of May third the 3Otll day Of June next
The timber and plank TO be free from splits rents and other pPe
To be delivered at Oak Orchard Creek, Lake Ontario.
quantities. kinds quality OF materials will also be
required sodus bay Wayne New York times and
portions of delivery also the
The quantities, kinds, and qualities Of materials will also be
required for sodas bay OF Cayuga New York times and
popoHiens OF delivery also the same.
The articles delivered cse several specified days, to be
measured inspected OF United and II
approved and received Tie quantities approved and received will
DUE which per by United
be completed when amounts retained will be paid the
proposal win accompanied with evidence that the
poser able u his and the department reserves iht
right rejecting satisfactory all
Advances cannot be made But payments viii b'
The places andng win pointed by the United
States notice him by the contractor On this account
delivery said articles ts
United No delivery will be acknowledged except in quaint
Delivered Inspected received all articles with be AT the si
Of The contractor and under his care but when delivered Inspect
and receive times stated vii
be made allowed the part Of the United States
Proposals for TIMBER the
outside OF the envelope and will be addressed to the undersigned
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers.
To be inserted in the Republic, ntegence Union Wash
ingon Courier and Enquirer New Yok Commercial Advertiser
Buffalo Register Albany; twenty times daily then twice week
I'LL 10th December
Oct 24-d2Jt k2awtDecl0
The daily union., 1852-12-03
War Depnrtrnc a {,

Bureau Typographical Engineers Sept. ls, 1852.
PROPOSALS viii be received by the Secretary Of War until The
river which time The will be awarded to ,s lowest
sponb bidder provided be satisfactory 10 the depart
ment shall exceed one hundred thousand dollars
st.. aa.gt.s CONDITIONS.
forming only be thoroughly
distractions impediments TO the navigation thereof
, The work viii Be laid tor s,, N ae Inm VI
destroyed the shall be inspected by
Is the fact department pay proportion
agreed the portion shah bear 70 the entire
shall never be part
July nert lo5a which willing
wihi that time and the sum for which he will under
aforementioned period he will so state, and will propose
for the mentioned period only.
When the time specified in the contract for the completion OF
shalt arrived the shall be inspected by o
deledf the Secretary OF War and
appear contract has been fully
complied with fun payment shall BE- made 70, The work "a eon,
article But t shall that The contract has
but The balance du on The contract srrd The
United states u however he department shall be a,hed that
ragemen shall offer complete The work wihou add
ton the Secretary OF War purpose.
expiration Of that lime the work shall be completed,
s. The his bond for $40
ureties each for the OF ten thousand dollars
faithful Of the contract Each bidder
viii transmit at the same time with bis Tue names o. ,he
they will his bond sueles above mentioned and
also the Of district Judge Q, the United s.ale' 9 The
considers them worth ten Thousand dollars over and
above all their debts and liabilities No bid w be examined unless
these conditions snail be complied with
The popoas viii be addressed TO the nndersgned marked on
the envelope" Proposals for removing Red River Ran
Enquirer, and Express New York Psnnsylvnnis In
Sat Ohio; Iouisvie Journal Louisville, Ken,uckyi
Republican s. Louis: ssrseps s hsS enD. e psn
New Orleans Republican, New Orleans La WIN nseT. se above
daily and then twice week until January o 1888
2I-dlVl62awuan
The daily union., 1852-12-03
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

fhe Of person will be eneIss our teola sihA
payment Of the subscription be made in advance.
Distant subscribers money the
which will be paid BY all risk assumed By ourselves In is safe
transmission. fsatsF
The COUNTRY PAPER published r-weekly during The
aons Of Congress, and semi weekly during the recess
subscriptions for period eas than year will BE- received
propoftioned TO the above annual
0 PosTMAsTERS authorized agents and, BY
sending DAILY subscribers with $50
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers. with SIS enclosed, WEEKLY
subscribers Slo enclosed will be entitled copy The
same they furnish subscribers for, gratis
The daily union., 1852-12-03
BY ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
War Department.
Bureau OF Typographical Engineers,

hareAu Of Typographical Ensineen,
PROPOSALS win be received until and including the goth
Deeember for the following articles required Lake
800 pieces hewn wl,eoak timber square ~ inohes
$50 pieces hewn white oak timber la inches,
Gao pieces whieoak timber IL inches each
5000 pounds inch bolt iron ia pieces Of 10 and 10 feet long
$1,000 board measure, inch pine plank inches wide
All The timber TO be free from rents splits, and other
cords crib ballast so stone,
Times Of delivery as fellows for timber aud iron
One third the 3lst day Of
day Of April third tue als day May.
Times Of the delivery ofhe stone .1
oo@ May one third on ,he 3oh day o. next june ''
The above a.ees VII be required al Little Fort Waakegan
the same quantities qualities and kinds Of materials win be
times and proportions Of delivery
wanted Wsss q sehaan
wanleda Milwaukee shore flake Michigan, and the
gs same quantities. qualities kinds Of materials will be
wanted shboysap shore of Lake Michigan the
IKE quantities, qualities and kinds Of materials win be
The articles delivered these several specified days, be
measured inspected Of United States
proved and received e SO approved and received VIII
Sse which per BY United
be completed when retained w Dc paid 10 the
s Or w o. forfeited 70 the United states the contractor
proposal will be accompanied with evidence that the
fulfil his aud tho department
rejecting proposal not satisfactory in all respects
be made. But will Sc
made Is stated.
The places ofandng will be pointed by the United
him by the On this
he subject 10 delay OF over three days
delivery
The United delivery will be acknowledged
and accordance with this adver
ement inspected received all articles will
of the coniraco and under his hut when de-
cs n ss Tns%
times stated allowed the OF the United
The proposals be endorsed proposals for Tmber the
the envelope and viii be addressed TO the UNDERSIGNED
J. J. ALERT,
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers
To be inserted Republic. niasence and Unon Wash
ngon and Enquirer, New York Commercial ADVERTISER
Buffalo Advertiser, Detroit Commercial Advertiser, Chicago,
daily, then week I'LL 10Th December
Oct -d20S2tawtl)cc2O.
The daily union., 1852-12-03

THE PURE KIND-Just received large invoice OF linen
goods (pure all hnenD follows, and we candidy hnk
thers the cheapest Of their kinds in the District
dozen ngoodi line towels, at 81 dozen
$50 do table NAPKINS 81 so and 81 per dozen great bar
gains
2 pieces new fashioned linen slfestinEs, wide
10 DO In table dnmak, at 81 cents per yard
20 do fine 62 IS yard, with
an endless variety OF fine darnasks, Diapers aud
towellngs
4 do damask toweIlng, by the piece, 81 per
yard well worth 80 cents
100 do Irish linens, from medium 10 superlne
opinion will sell the cheapest aud best linen
goods, OF all classes, be bad in this market.
We offer especial inducements TO purchasers OF black goods
bombans black apacas, aud cacoes, OF choice
qualities, at low prces.
Is pieces eruu fine and glossy black silks
40 bundles select warm black stockings, for ladies
and winter
90 cnrtons new bonnet rbands.
Also daily expected for those bills that ought to have
been paid July l.
Terms cash, unlsgs arranged to the contrary.
articles prices and fair dealing be relied on In al
FERRY n BROTHER.
Oct o--Jl Opposite Centre Market
The daily union., 1852-12-03
CITY OF WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING DECEMBER B. 1852
M. THOMPSON,

Attorney and Counsellor al Lao, WasAingoH city, ID. c.
pKACTlCEs 10 all te courts Of the District adjacent counties
o. Maryland and Virgins aud claims against the
era arising nations treaties
eign and with tribes and claims
property injured destroyed, suppe
furnished and claims upon contract implied with the
general Of its officers claims
pensions which be established
pended rejected.
Communications addressed TO him. paid Washington city
ID, u, will receive prompt attention.
r. B. Refer bureaus
aud 10 members OF Congress generally.
Oct 2I-2awT
The daily union., 1852-12-03

W Ill. STANFORD, Merchant Tailor north side of
fennsyvana avenue under Gadshys HOTEL would call thu
attention OF the citizens Of Washington Alexandria
members Of Congress- visiting metropolis the pub
lie generally his compact goods
eenemcns comprising all varied styles of shade
color all Of which he win have made order the
aud becoming sle lowest possible price, He
his grateful for very patronage
Gently received, and solcs a continuance
N Afo constantly band handsome fur
nlshing articles, such NJ
Shirts, collars stocks drawers unders
cessary to Furnish sentlemans fashionable wardrobe
Dec I-2nw3yf
The daily union., 1852-12-03
. IIhe CampaIgn of Isfs.'

"The Campaign OF isfS''
THERE hand little than one hundred copies OF
The Campaign of lsfa political paper pup.nsd uuns
Thomas Richie All the ele
faithfully reeqfded 10
official in the presidential eecuon oi
the full proceedings OF the Bat
tmore OF the Philadelphia lwhr Convention Of
lsts and indeed many moment which keb
brought discussion the approaching campaign VIII be
found in this volume. ~ .---,,
sheep corners will be sold at the low pee
dollars.
As hundred copies hand those who
wish to purchase may procure them az this Office
June
The daily union., 1852-12-03
hr The nnncnn EnmIIy ,

WORKS by the Duncan Family
U@.t nuNoAr,
l. Memoir Duncan New edition. I6mo rs cents
q Memoir Of George A. Lnndie lsmo So cents
OF George y. Phillips The Waking Deem lsmo
25
T. Tbe Children o the edition. with portrait and
additional Illustrations. l6mo. Sl
nuHoAE.
!. The Sacred Philosophy OF the Seasons, vols, 2mo 3d.
3. The Cottage fesde. or, The Parish schoolmaer ipr
"a jsno. 40 cents. s.5U #4aa#. .a4.x.4s 81 -.
O. Tales Of The Peasantry, Illustrated lsmo. 50 cents
Heest.ai at 4 luSnts e#eF
Rhymes My children. square illustrated os cents.
For sale hy Talf1.se rt3 GRAY n BALLANTYNE,
Nov5 et II ..IH Seventh street.
The daily union., 1852-12-03
AND Warrants wanted.-The highest market prices paid
Ii for HAMILTON @. PANT
24--d3m Office opposite Treasury Building.


Fall Trade, Is52.-Maryland and Virginia
OUR nend residing the above named States
obtain their fall winter supplies OF dry goods OF Us on
sually favorable terms the approaching season
northern and eastern markets,
largely which daily additions will be made all that desrube
n novel in the way of dry goods
goods all classes Styles and prices constantly
hand
Of all kinds from the pninest fabrics TO the finest
kinds yogue, endless variety. s
and medium qualities, with all
line, povebialy
Misses wearwe particular attention TO all classes
misses and chidren's
Youths 1--WE styles selected for the
purpose, with styles, fabrics, and prices
hand article OF dry goods
mourning apparel abrcs the trade and
extremely low prices
kind and OF the best brands
adapted alike and outdoor in word deal ia
every usually found in well ordered dry goods establish
We desire trade.
All establishment must be for or approved
a dates.
Cool Articles prices and fair dealing be relied on in all
cases PERRY BROTHER,
Opposite Centre Market, Washington d. @.
Auy3 3i-u
The daily union., 1852-12-03

rREDGOLD IN Carpentry and Building on the Cone
ofFoors oof, Centres, Bridges the Strength and
Timber, Sc Sc Compee In one large gpso vol
ume, large and small engraving Pce, well
hound, 81 Is. ...#- .
variety English and American Car
pcntry Building Construction, Masonry Rural and City Aeheo
ne Bridge Building onars, Measurement "
Work and Msenas; Timber, Iron, Practical Mechanics
and Mathematics, &C. SC, &c. -...... -. =. r
Novp FRANCk TAfLOR
The daily union., 1852-12-03
Proposals Repairing the Brick Wall around ths
observatory.
NAVY Aessr's orrIos,

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE
Washington, u. O., November Is, 1852
EAED in duplicate, viii be received at this oiee
removing The coping brick enclosing grounds the
on the east south and we side for Kissing i, wall
ss hshe beginning q hip the wes wall and going around
The wall be eoped with brick patterns at the navy
agents Office from the north end of The west wall by way of south
All The brick including a coping 10 be ho Ies, red red brick The
sas he s anoa pa sna an A
Bids o The the running foot for coping the
as .s s nG sad % & per aas a % o "s @
ing the 2s panels TWO feet higher and coping The -
to I ss h"nsd % on Or before Sa s May isss l. : '
Of The supsn,endsns Of ,Se oSssfvaory before bills will be
Upon completion according provisions,
wiz be made ey the navy agen. 2, WasinsoD go within
isnssS, SIss u s sst 's '' ' y '
signed by person persons making and
dsnes tnamns stnte distinctly sned.
ally through pos, shall .
for he s d he
contract viii be made with some other person. and The
All offers not made in strict conformity will, this
particular will the option Of the Bureau Of Ordnance and
bids Win be opened in the of or more Witnesses
presence bidders they any
% 6 s%a only ' whose ''' has '
the department right decline any
greater than can be paid for don existing appropriations
FORM OF OFFER
To the Navy Agent at Washington, D. c.:
T. in the State hereby offer 10
furnish all the materials perform work required for the OBJ
under advertisement dated 10Th day Of Novem
ber 1882 and rubject all the Of the
For [write the aggregate in words
Signed by pers making offer.
The undersigned, ,- OF ---, In the State OF ------,
and of in the State of guaranors,
hereby undertake that the above named - will, If -
before required, with the
within fifteen after the date of notice. through
the office, of the acceptance of bid before men
toned.
". ... . [Signauresl
certify the above named - and known
be good and responsible guaranors in this case
Tro be signed by AGENT collector, attorney,
some person known 10 the contracting agent creditabe
Nov is-lawst j. II. LATHRoP, Navy Agent.
The daily union., 1852-12-03
Notice.

GENERAL LAND Orrtor, October II, 1884,
NUMEROUS applications made TO This Office on the
IN subject has been decided, full consderaon TO recogne
when executed before two Witnesses
public; In NIL cases however, to
certificate under SEAL from the proper author
Of the time OF taking such
and of The grnuinenes Of his signature
~, ins,so,ons of the regarded
ss 40 amended JOHN WILSON,
Oct I6-ltnw4w Commissioner