Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-16
Raleigh, July, 1854.
nIssOLUTION.-THE PARTNERSHIP oE n

DISSOLUTION.-TH PARTNERSHIP OF III
~ undersigned under the style of HILL 4 ACHVI
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
DUDLEY NICHOLS
THE undersigned in Withdrawing from the business
Hill Nichols, returns his thanks for the liberal Pai
bestowed, and with pleasure recommends them 10 MI
O-1o' - "--o-'' l''''' i-f''~i' ". R. HILL
NOTICE.-Messrs. w r. HILL & DUDLEY NL1
OILS have assigned to me in trust, by their deed o. t
their stack of goods, and the other effects ana Inc w
of their late firrn The business will be carried on p
DUDLEY NICHOLS, as agent under the deed, Iol ~
COLLIER Trustee, for the benefit Of those for Who
fit the stock is assigned in trust The debts due 10 ~
Nichols assigned by the same deed IN trust u ny
the benefit principally of the Northern creditors az
Nichols and the debtors of Hill Nichols are nGI n
desired, to make prompt payment to me- or 10 hti"
Nichols, who alone authorised to collect The GeDsO
to Hill & Nichols r. r. COLLIER, Trustee
Petsrhs,rc limo o. 1884 HILL % 6a-SUg
HHOR SALE. VALUABLE PLANTATION ~ y
II COUNTY OF FRANKLIN, lying, on Croo S eu,
ten miles South of Louisburg, and twelve miles a.
Raleigh CASTOR Railroad, containing between U fan
sand and Tacelue Hundred AcreS OF Ldnd, aDou III IN
of which Is in original growth large P par Of
pine of the second growth, furnishing an ABUNDANCE
rail timber r sssr
There is arabic land enough on the tract for nits Il
twenty hands, all under excellent fencing mos u J
and in fine state of cultivation. The soil is wen I
to the growth of cotton, corn, oats, and such onei
usually cultivated in climate. III srnrN
1--we OTeekS run through the eDnI
abundanty with water; it is also well supplied WIN
of excellent water. - omOs
The resources for making compost manure aie "~
exhaustible ~. HI
The improvements consist in good Dwelling Yelling So
kitchen and negro houses, very superior gin nO"'
house, barn, cribs, stalls, shelters, &c -, os bOr
The plantation will be sold stocked with nue, bss
cattle hogs sheep &C., otherwise to sun ' PSdres
Those wishing to purchase would do wen " Jstprup
undersigned early at Franklinton, and as Bill u
to sell bargain can be had. ..,- narme11
IetmS-one-fourth cash, the balance IN easy fRtJDR
= Franklnton, July j, 1854.
DELLAMY's HOTEL, WARREsN i,Ia;ns tbe
lD The undersigned takes pleasure IN nn cellar to
lie that she has entirely reted her house lrO Tho p
rett and is now prepared to accommodate al w."
tronize her in the best style. . al of vi
Z She has added twenty rooms to the m Iapn ref
are furnished with new and comfortable lhrn
pleasant and airy. I'D her tabt
The dining saloon is large and pleasant, orket vi
of all times be furnished with the best the ln
ford prepared by experienced cooks, .,:o nm the
No little attention has been paid to hltlIsf furnished
belonging to the house, which are dry anu '1'
best provender and attentive ostlers. l.. and atH
The servants are well trained ana Hu"t'
to the wants of guests. III times
Her Bar attached to the House VIII d 81 line By
nished with the best of refreshments IN he as rS
perienced bar-keeper, who will at an u1 ndiug to h~
serve guests as to suppress everything II
BUSINESS or rowdyism. .,oousort WbEp
can Offer she feels confident lIu,hment
Cling public that they viii find her es!.T her sly
asly IN the country, and such as to en'' M
share of public patronage ANN BELLE
June IS, 1854.