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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30

Fremont IN ILL1NoIs.-A correspon'
dent Of the St. Louis 1ntelligencer writes
a. follows: 1T is strange what for
midable strength Mr, Fillmore wie'ds in
Southern Illinois. Although everything
remains quiet so far and but little excite
ment prevails, yet ale enthusiasm thus
kept dormant must burst forth aad eea'
down all opposition. Fremont excite
ment has had its day, and its votare'
have had second thought; consequent
ly it is fading away like ten cent calico
Fremont men are daily coming to Fill
more, in order to beat Buchanan, the'
most bitter enemy. Buchanan mel
have fallen upon the same plain to bea
the Republicans. The result is: ~h'''
the two parties are rapidly diminishing
Fillmore's strength is increasing with al
accelerating ratio"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30

The CELr on THE DEMocRAcY.-Ihe
American Celt, an Irish newspaper o1
New York, has expressed the opinion
that democrats hold no license to muir
der Irish walters without fear Of punish
ment, and that the so o.called democratic
party has in it more concealed ''know
Notbingism," than the American party
has exhibited. For this independence
Of thought and *'freedom OF speech" the
editor appears to have been rather badly
reated by some Of the Buchanan organs
and be lets fly At them in the following
language:
When they detect the slightest dis
position to independence io any given
quarter, they appeal to the patriotism .!
the offender, where they see open revolt
they set baited traps to capture the run
away. or unlash ISLANDERS to hunt hin
down. All this is done for party, sug
gested by party, paid for by party. Pr'n
cidle may be one Of their incentives ou
thew work under a party commission
,ley are paid by party gold, and shouIe
be regarded with the suspicion "h'cl
professed partizans generally excite.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30

A STRIKING ISclDESr.-One Of tn.
Wheeling papers says, that at tue Fill
more mass meeting in Washin gton city
a few days ago, the delegation from
Alexandria carried the identical flag tha,
accompanied Gen. Washington through,
all the battles Of the Revolution. A,
the cry Of Flag to the 'front.' the. old
Rev olu,ionary ensign was flung to the
breeze from the stage, and the air was
rent by a shout from the assembled
multitude more enthusiastic than was
ever before heard iu the Federal Capital.
The flag was faded from exposure and
from age. 1t was blackened with pow
der and torn almost to ribbons. There
were old citizens present who recognized
this cherished relic Of the glorious past.
Its exhibition moved the hearts of all
with rece|ections Of the days when it
was borne in the van Of the army s'rug-
Cling for our independence as a nation,
under the lead Of the great and good
Father Of his Country.'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30
An INFAMOUS FKAUD:-The Angus

An INFAMOUS FKAUD:-The August;
and Savannah papers Of the 18th, pub
.isheI the folio wing fraudulent despatch
WAsH1SGroS, Aug. 1.-THE South>
ern Americans generaIy give up Fillmore
for Buchanan. The Northern Fillmore
ties held caucus to-day, and vii! hole
another to morrow, preparatory to with.
drawing Fillmore in favor Fremont.
Late on Saturday night, we telegraph
ed vespasiau Fills, Esq, Of the Washing
ton Organ, enqa:ing in regard TO it,
We received no answer until yesterday
morning, from him. In the meantime
the Augusta Chronicle received the fol-
lowing from Hon. n. G. Foster:
WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.-There is nc
truth in the report that Mr.. F'Ilmore's
friends in Congress have held meetings
to abandon him, but are still Of opinion
that pressing his claims is essential to
save the Union. N. u. Foster.
Yesterday morning we received the
following despatched from Mr.. Ellis:
WAsa1xeroS, Aug. ls.--Northern
and Southern Americans standing firm.
No bolting. Vespas'sn hl''s'
The people had better be on their
yards against the frauds OF the wire
working politicians. Mr.. Fillmore aP
peals to the American People, and they
alone can withdraw him.-Noat9o"'ery
Nul.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30

A DIFFERENCE OF OpIS1oS.-We ar
constantly met by conflicting facts in Eo
gard to all which concerns Kansas.
Inspector, the Washington correspon
dent Of the New York Courier: tele
graphs under date Of the 10th, as fol!
lows:
Gov. Geary has receiued his instruc'
,ions, and departs for Kansas early this
week. It is understood that Gov. Geary
refused to accept the office unless Le'
compte and Donelson were removed, as
he could not administer such laws with
such men. Accordingly the whole pres
ent set Of Kansas Jud yes and other off
GERS will be removed Immediately ate,
the adjournment Of Congress. 1t is even
alleged that Lecompte is already re-
moved.
On the other hand, telegraphic dis
patches assert that there was no such
condition appended to his acceptance by
Gov. Geary, and that the Judges have
not aud will not be removed. If they
ale retained it is evident that the only
object is to secure the confidence Of the
South.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30

MIR. BUCHANAN threw cut the ba t, ant
if he can convince tthe North that tbt
South soiN suallow 1t, lie will satisfy
| that section. Marlin VAN BuREN-
with his long heads satisfied already.
All he wants is oil the Trritories in
future for the North and he feels as
sured that Mr.. BucHASAS and the party
North ana South, arc wiling that the
North shoull have them.
Whether tho South IL prepared at this
day to yield up to Free SciHsm all tie
tcrritoriaI possessions Of the United
States, .re do not kno,c but ifthc South
IS so disposed, SHE OUGHT TO VOTE FOR
Mr.. BUcuASAS, far tue concession Of all
the 1erritories to the North ,ciU assured
y quset SLAVERY agitation and on that
basis the South could hare compromised
,ciM the North at ang time duriny tie
last ten years.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30

a uExolc WOMAN A passenger on
board the Northern Indiana, gives All
account Of the narrow escape Of Cicero
Fo"lor and wife, Of Tu!Iy. There wa.
but one life preseryer for Mrs. Fowler
and her husband he insisted i,npera.
lively tha: she should put it OH; she per
e'np'orily refused, say ing she was "poos
in health, and his lie was worth fa.
more than hers!" The preserver having
no strap, Mrs. +. tore the hem from her
dress and fastened it to her husband.
whom she continued to encourage, say.
ing she could hold on to him and if tho
preserver could not sustain both si.
would be the one TO let 60, aud leaso
him to save himself.
The tiro was getting hotter and hotter.
The water was thick with human bo,;;s.
struggling for life she ,o.e her bonnet,
already on fire, from her head, in hand.
with one she loved better than here.elf
took the dangerous leap. As they arose
from the water Mr.. Fowler assisted bis
VIII. in procuring good hold Of him ou
or about the shoulders. She wiped the
water from her eyes and mouth, aud en-
couraged him to retain bis hope Of being
saved. He continued to struggle will
the waves. Half an hour elapsed and
there were 20 signs Of assistance. His
strength was rapidly failing; hi. wife
observing 1t tried anew to cheer him.
lie said he could not stand it any longer;
it seemed as though he must give up
At this moment she heard a steamer
coming rapidly through the water. She
says: MY dear husband, few no.
ments more aud We are safe. Don't you
bear the boat co,ning?" He said he did
and immediateI y revived, made all the
efforts in bis power, and struggled for
himself and bis heroic wife until the
Mississippi took them, with scores Of
others, on her commodious decks.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30

l. BLACK REPUBLICANS IN VIRGINIA.
We see by the Wheeling papers that .
meeting Of the Black Republicans wa:
held in that city on Saturday evening. A
constitution was reported and adopted
organizing an Association Of Ohio coun-
ty, Va. The Constitution was signed
and permanent officers elected A com.
rnittee was also appointed to take imme.
d!ate steps towards the formation of a
Fremont and Dayton electoral ticket for
the State of Virginia. There is some.
thing that snacks Of daring and deian ce
in thus throwing down the gauntlet i'll
opposition to the slavery sentiment Of
the Southern section Of the Old Domin-
ion but the proclivilies Of the Western
inhabitants of that State have long been
known. Cv!onists from Western Penn
sylvania and emigraut Germans form
considerable portion Of the transtn ontane
population Of Virginia, and at the at
tempt to establish some time since, at
Wheeling, an anti slavery journal, quik>
o:ic as it may have been supposed a.
that period, was only little premature.
Democracy will suffer considerably from
this detection.
We take the foregoing from the Bal
,inore Patriot, paper in every respect
reliable. If the Fremont men execute
the plan, it will beyond doubt give the
vote Of Virginia 20 Mr.. Fillmore. The
foreign vote Of Western Virginia is
very considerable, and the 80 called De-
mocracy Of that region have, besides,
always been considered as badly tainted
with freesoi!ism.
Fremont tickets, it is pretty certain,
will be run iu the following States:
Kentucky, Missouri, Maryland aud Vir~
ginia. 1t would not surprise US to hear
soon, that the Germans Of Western Tex
as also were making arrangements to
start Fremont electoral ticket.-Er.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30
Proceeding Of the Police jury of the Par
ish OF West Baton Rouge.

At regular session of the lo.;ce Jury the Paris
of West Baton Rouge held AZ the Court Hou Sc accord
Ing to law Monday the "lst day Of J ;ly lS56
fREsESr.-L favro: President. Jan. Hebert Fra ak
White. Aian. Hebert, James r~Devall and James "
Pipes there beng 10 quorum the Jury adjourned till
August 4tb, 1856.
MONDAY, August EovrI, 1856
According to aijoarnm ent IL. Police jury met t
he Court House thereof: on Monday the l,h day Of
August, 1896.
tsEsESr L Favrot President. Janvier Iesert. F.
White, Belezsre Landry, J { Woods Adams lie bert
l. Caitweil, W " Lennon and Devali.
ARsGTT.-J Pipes ami " d Winter.
The Committee appointed at the last rcsular se sion
"i the t'"ca Jury. to lay eff a Public Road con,mer
csns at In" river, between the Ia nds If John lode
and Mrs J & Hereford, aud through section 5
/ o X II las, west of the Mississippi river.
Report that they have carefully examined the lands
tcabc rout for good public road is the foI!u Np,
to vii:
Commencing at the Mississippi river AMI running
hr the lands Of John l. n',e!la ar Mrs Il Here
ford TO tie eui q: the line between sail land, i.rr
OF 10 the left along the ba ck fence Of john Lobie,
iied T. Grand Rayou thence down GrpnI BAYOU 10
where 1t joiis the swift a ,o thence down the SAINT
("it ha, ou) to where the le y: Mrs Hereford eros
ses til" >am", thence across >aii swift bayou ard
aoTy the Inc bet e-n lchn l. .Luble1l and Mrs B
Here ord 10 lake CanSe thence alauy the back Of said
ia.-e 20 the section line between section 10 and
II East, th'hce along SAID line passing between sec
:Ioas 9nd ~ section $, t.e end OF ti road road
TO be thirty feet we rrI4iCu. of the front rnprctors
10 their fences t. leave tHcn-y five feet
bet sen tie o!tcncr.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30
FILLMORE IN MA1NE.-In Maine the old

FILLMORE IN MA1NE.-In Maine the old
line Wing. have recognanized and pre-.
sent formidable front to their oppo-
sents. They have regular Fillmore
ticket and have entered the canvass with
= spirit, similar to that which carried
the State in 1910. Buchanan has no
ticket in the State, and for all We eau
see in its journals, tue contest is like
ly to be between the Wbigs and the Re-
publicans. The Bath Tribune, an old
line Wing paper Of considerable ;nau-
ence, says:
The truth is, tho Fremont excitemen.
is dying out in this State, and the nomi-
nation Of Hannibal Hamlin is now found
to be mistake; the republicans recog-
nize this mistake, but ali to late. Han.
nible plays upon one string in all bis
speeches and that string exceedingly
harsh and coarse Of tone; he fails to draw
out the people, witness his Brunswick
and Damariscotta efforts and he dis
gusts many of the more intelligent re-
publicans by the coarseness Of his auec-
dotes, and bis clumsy, vulgar attempts
to be witty upon bis very late associates
Of the democratic party. Hence the re-
publicans have called in the aid Of paper.
published in other States, aud the mad
dog cry is raised, "Oh they wings ars
going to be betrayed" and betrayed by
journals once wbig, but now in full cry
for an ultra democrat, John G. Fremont,
Of whose intended political action tue
country knows rs little Is it does Of tho
inhabitants of the moon.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30

The principal correspondent OF the
New York Tribune, it is reported, has
been arrested rs a horse thief! This Will
not sbate, in the least, from the tru'h"
fuIuess Of his future letters.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30
( II " Alien.
! Jas z i.vnIl
| l. 4 him
l.. : llyun.
Committee

Reso,1ton offered by Adams Kekcrt.
;<sotr-} hat the report OF the tt-e to lay I'll
roat ir"I the Mississippi river tos,c.on I K IL
Z be ad"p.ei and tie road declared a public one--
AMI that the hands of John l. IobGe.l. Mrs Here
ford. Lew 1obdeH " " Lennon, Emile Rryus ri
and l. Petit be appointed to EaAe am! A"r s1id road
in repair (At.optetl
The Committee appointed 20 contact for the repairs
nj the oti Court House. have produced note from
Cauar1n Architect IN which he offers the make OF
the neces>ary repair to the present Court ou,e for
TIE sum Of olb1a.
Motion 10 adopt Mr. Ca,ncran's propc >itson, was
made it being oist eSesi by l. Csl~e the ground
that :hc Oh Court Icue could not be repaired. He
wishing TO purchase he residence of nr + N Finders
for Court House thereby the change the >eat Of the
Conrt Hous-.
Upon which the yeas and nays were called for.
For REPAIEING--.Ian Hebert. FRANK " hte. BIandry
W " lennon, Woods. Adams l!ebert and james
Devai.
Fox Purchasing Dr. n ESzas RFs1DEScE--Iafayette
Cs1j Ill
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30

Dominick Bradley, Of Philadelphia
thew cav, has challenged Tom Hyer to a
prisa fight for $4,000. Hyer has not
vet accented.
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TIE SUGAR PLANTER,
ersI1sHro EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
HENRY j. HIiNS,
Editor& Proprietor.
Once near tho Court House,
WEST B.i7'O " I. 0 L q Z.
TERMS Of the SUGAR PLANTER z,

TERMS OF the SUGAR PiASTEKs
Subscriptions wear, due invariably, at the
time Of subscribing; if not then paid OF within three
rnonths thereafter five dollar, viii o. charged; no
ubscrip,;on viii be taken for 4 less term than +. =,
months: no paper discontinued uuti arrrara2es are
raid.
Advertising ing-Aiver.i,c,nen's not exceeding ten
lnss 81 for the nrst. AMI - c"s Tor every sub>o-
seu insertion; those of greater r,-th in p0por ion
i liberal discount TO those Whu A1Esrtlsc rs the
year.
:, er,ns to Clubs.-Wiere n ClGb cf not t'ss than
tea uame- is scut, with the cash. the pa,"r will h.
furnished at s. 50 each subscriber, ant An ad,
.lcopy to the person furnishing the i.o,.
Wberea Cub, of not less tan twenty is furnished,
With the casa she paper viii b, forwarded ~ s! -
each su.scrber, AMI t~o al!tjon.. copie, fox tNc
agent.
job Printing.
ea a. PiNrHIErs, RIAS:ia Cams, BRIEFS, FrSERAt
And other Notices, executed with nca:ness AMI &C.
opat:h. In al cases. cash on delivery.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30

Is there a word in English which con-
,;n. all tie vowe!s: UEorEsTloSABLY,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30

NEw JERsEY.-The Brooklyn Star
says the fight in Jersey will be between
Fillmore and Fremont The old line
Democrats aud Whigs endorse the form
er.fuIly, and they are coming over BY
scores, to all accounts. Our friends say
that We may put New Jersey down, Il.
sure for our ticket, by handsome ma
jority. We have no doubt about that.
Since Com. Stockton has declined in favor
of Mr.. Fillmore, the ranks are rapidly
filing up, and remarkable spirit is
manifested.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30

Fremont ELEc1oR Snor We ffnd
the following in the Memphis Appeal, Of
the 18th. We presume the shooting, if
any there was, did not result seriously, Or
particulars would have been received be-
fore this:
A private letter receired in this city
yesterday, from Dresden, Tenn, dated
9Th inst, states that the Hon. Lynn Boyd
shot one Of the Black Republican elec>
tors the day before, about thirty m'le'
from Dresden. The person shot 's sup"
posed to be Geo. T. BIakely. They were
in discussion. Blakely drew his pistol
when Boyd turned and shot him. Nc
further particulars given.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30

For FLAvoR1Nc.-Tbe use Of cock
roacbes, as all truly wise people have
known for years. is 10 flavor bne Old
Burguud, with.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30
Par1sh Committees Of the American fart5

At regular meeting Of the American party OF tn
pa rsh held The % day August the following nan
ed gentlemen were appointed upon the several co'
mittess.
vIGlLANT COMMITTEE.
r,-7-oFy PRECINCT COURT HoreE FREcr.
Theodule Tuillier, Brooks:
Belizaire Hebet, GustaSe Duofoes,
Josenh Brand NC Leblanc,
Iou;s 7 Rrussard Valmon Trahan.
GRossr r1ry pRsxr PoYDRAs PknC1
Castle, W Lennon
q Broassard, Louis letlt,
James r Devall. h GermeDy.
BRuLY LANDING PRECINCT.
Edouard LeHay. Arcade Sefre1.
Joachim Aillet, dWard 6urg'
Bite LaBauve
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Dan Hickey. Vaughn,
Theodore naigle, POPE,
JVDuralde, Nv Allen,
BK Ch,nu, HIM Favrot,
DN Barrow.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30

Wha, a torch 'isht procession
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DR. JAMES G.. AVER.
Efacucal and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
1'Ss % Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
SOLD By
II. T. WADDILL.
J. L. VIBOLETT.
Baton Rouge, La.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-03
BY Taylor & Wsilsa mn. :
.C0,IMIssIONER,s SALE or Rp.,

" ESTATE, NEAR THE wTLi.IiMSRIIpa
STAGE ROAD, ABOUT NINE MILES FROM
THE CITY. OF RICHMOEDs--As Cor,rriss;ansrr
appointed by decree entered Feb 6th 1886 In the
case of Bates guardian against Perkins and etsers
in the County Court of Henrico county. all pr,,
coed on MONDAY, the Sd day of March. 1856 at "
O'Clock NJ to sell at public snction. the front door
OF the Courthouse of Henrico county one small tract
OF Lard. consisting Of about 81 sc.es
SAID land lies on the nsrthern side Of said ROAD,
about halt mills distant from it, with log house
thereon and about of cleared land the bal.
s1cs IN woods. consisting Of pine and oak
dr Geo. Savage whose lands sdjoin the said tract,
Will take pleasure in showing the premises to any
peTson DESTROYS Of purchasing. 3 - 50 ssas &
Terms cash.. - g. w STARKE Con,u,,r
Sale conducted by TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-03

gALk.-ENTTRE sT0TyN
s,l,a ~ OkS,hTATIONERY AND FANCY
~, At AuCTiOn--On TUESDAY, Mach
y VIM A. Buttsrs No 1b7 Main street, viii 81 soId
gHbe suction, witout ressvs the entirc mock Of
rooSsshef; comprising ssweH selected stock Of
ipsneous Books; Letter, Feolscap. FIatcap Medium.
R..sat Sote, and other kinds OF Paper; Envelopes.
y;s Books Port Foiios Drswing Papers; together
whish sree variety Of fresh and valuable articles
Tn. VII De Pertieuiarizcd in the catalogue.
1eenes Of making the sprnr pupehasss = pusnsl
time from IA ssls = peremptory. The sale viii
Cataiogrsa y 20 aay until the stock 10 oil sold.
sale and Will wl oe ready one week previous to the
mail - iof"arded to those who desire il, by
catalogue SAFE VIII DO made known in the
and d : ma.s Piano Fortes one OF which il new.
The house and store il 1nr .. nnt; q
- w. n. WATq0N grr..,.k...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-03
BY Taylor 81 Williams.

Il BETWEEN 10TH AND 18TH STREETS AT
AUCTION.-.On THURSDAY, 9Th March, at Al
o'clock, 2. M, upon the premises will be sold, 2
Brick Tenements on the North side of Byrd, next be-
low 10th street, fronting As feet inches running
back to the Canal ~ :
These Tenements are rented at about 1925 per an
num- and from their location will always vie Id good
per centum upon the investment.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and 8 mos,
for notes with interest added satisfactorily secured
and the purchaser pay taxes and insurance for the
present year. -. ...s. ID .s. RS. e.i -
fe 27 TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-03

+ ss; L by Aiextnd~r NotI. "a
NIGHT sALEs.-.NAf CHES, JEWEL.
kY &c.-Will be sold ct suctisn, TEfS EVE.
MING, commencing at "A O'Clock. large lot Of
Watches, Jewelry. Pens Pencils &c. -. - 50
ALsO.A general sssortment of Fancy Articles,
no 10 So 80 ALEX, MOTT Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-03
By Gsddin q 1ppersSa.
.VALyyAnhE. TEAGT gr .syoep LAND

l VALgAHLEsT TRACT OF WOOD LAND
-, ga The PETERSBURG RAILROAD, 3
AUCTiOSS-0n MONDAY, the Sd or March lass,
commencinz a. u O'clock, win be sold 81 The pre-
misses rue tract OF land owned By Mr. Peter HcKen-
The tract contains BY recent suryey ssh acres of
winch shout Sie acres i heavily covered with wood
ane tfniser which u very valuable by reason of its
days, be seen at the Office Of the ancsioneers who
viii before the day Of sale, treat with for
private disposition of the Same. - =
TE1Ms.-One-forr cash balance at a II and IL
months for negotiable nctes interest added and title
retained till last note ID paid The taxes for he pro-
sent year to be paid by the purchaser.
a..eE a5s5fS- GODDIN APPERSON.
fe 26-tds 1s7llI81 s - Anes;cn.s~s
r.s-Fhe above tract of land 10 not only i,xsvtly
covered with Wood. but abounds in Heart PINE Tim.
I OF excellent quality. Ii 10 well located for
s.eam SEVENTH. e n q q A.. Anrsa