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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

I The Hser tor tie last few DAYS
has been wrapped in a cloud Of impene.
trable mist, in the shape Of 4 fug. 4 rea
live fog, none Of your halfway sort o
tvgs, but a downright genuine bona t,dt
Mississippi fog. In consequence of tle
density Of the fog, just mentioned, W.
have several times during tie week suf.
fered great loss. that is, zoe have beet,
lost, in e~ndeavorfog TO cross the river
Now isn't it provoking when you are III
a hurry 70 get oyer, your head full d
magnificent ideas enough 10 onpase a
dozen leaders, and a small post office il
your pockets, full Of news, to be ro.ed
about 10 the river and after an hours
hard labor to find you'self just where Won
started from? Glorious, amt it Fancy
how you would like it, good reader, to
play circus with your skitf In the river.
E@- "#H#4.
and imagining yourself to be getting
along swimmingly and then to find
yourself about a mile either up or down
On the sa'ne side Of the river whence you
started. That has just been our fix.
times without number, and We have learn.
ed to put up with it to the best Of our
youth and innocence. The Commodore
thinks Of pet'tloning the Legislature to
remove the annoyance, having read in
books and newspapers that Leg
's'ators were often enveloped ina fog. A
friend in Baton Rouge, says the f,e has
been SO thick there that he couldn't see
the collectors when they were coming 10
dun him.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

sOUTRAeEous. - Last night while the
storm was at its height, some iend in
human form entered our office and stole
our water'bucket If the perpetrator Of
this outrage vii. only return it, he may
aitssboat the office as long as he likes.
'rea1 Sin to rob q printing office.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

AN APPRENTICE WAHrEp.-A Flor;
da paper gives notice editoiaIIy that an
apprentice is wanted in that office 70 Learn
the printing business, and says very Sc
%rlously, ''oue that can read and w,,iii4
would be preferred" From what It'll.
knowledge We have Of the profession, ".
should think that such qualifications
'oould be very likely to command a pre-
.erence.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31
ASUGAR GROW Err.

Coon News just as we were going
to press, the Commodore walked INFO
our sanetum with a Geographic dispatch
announcing the highly pleasing i~utelli-
ge'ee that his new terry-boat had at
length started from iCairo on her down.
ward trip. The ice was fast breaking III
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31
STATE or LNIISiANA..
PARISH OF WEST BATON 49,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

SIXTH DISTRICT IoURT. sgsrsi
irene Hebe, !. w;fe Us. No. lt94. Frank 49,
Try yIRTU OF a writ Of II. IA 10 me dlSlAaSG
ID above entit- ed cause, OF date the i.taEx@a
ven,be, A. d. 1855. from the hth District OssssI1s.s
fur AID parisl anu State, will be offered -
public auction To the last and highest hnaAN y
premises OF ten miles from the Court Aocs4fS'
parish on
Saturday the 9Th day OF Ma1cA
at II o'clock 4. N. all the right, title ANA 49,
the defendant, Frank white, IN ane To the ESS
man, Martin. aged about S. years. to pay -
ed writ Of execution. -
h Terms of saie--Iash. =. Nss
West Eatun Rouge, Jan u, Isa.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

TF Notwithstanding the Fremonters
carried New York, and the many SAGE
predictions that Americauisn was deflact
III that STATE, a little scrap or two Of the
following is sufficient to show that Sam.
still exists somewhere in the "Emnjre,
regions. Facts are stubborn things and
We know such pills as these are rather
bard to swallow by the Ants:
tbs BATTLE COMMENCED AeA1x,-i
"S"m@~ap Fight" and an Americuu
Iriuna1h i.i-The late election Of char.
Ter officers took place il tie village Of
Seneca Falls, New York, aud resulted in
the Americans sweeping the decks by
one hundred and twenty majority! The
contest was animated ia the highest de-
gree, and the vote poIled was larger Than
was ever cast III the village. II was a
regular stand up fight" the parry lines
being strictly drawn. Tie result was
a signal American triumph
The Americans OF Seneca Falls have
set their brethren throughout the State a
example. The motto is, ~"never
SAY die" but right ahead" Let Amer
leans plant themselves square on The
distinctive American Principle, keep Do.
'ny, aud all will BIO we'll. |
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

Fteurtsa rns t'lqeK-Sonlebody "ho
went TO fight the tiger, and ditnt WIN, 'h9s
describes BIZ, encounter with the animate
How many Touns Americans recosnlze the
picturet
sWent to fight the furious tiger,
Went to fight the beast at faro, !
And was cleaned olt 50 completely,
That he lost his every 'nopus.1
Every single spe.k OF pewter
Every solitary sinner.
Every brad and every dollar,
All the dough in his posscsslon,
All the spoons ms labor earned 'nifa,
All the bright and lovely ready
All the 70 sdy,' all the 'atompy5
All the cash and all the .rhino,' ~
All the tin he did inherit.
All the 'libs' he could discover, +
All the browns Ms u Gle lent hln,,
All the chip and .das. AMI 'ehinkerfs1g
All the dimes AMI all tae 'horse-na
All the brass and al the '~needfui,3
All the 'snouIuI,x' apd button,
All the rocks and all the mia
All the Jumps anj 'iJlthf lacrAs
All the .seit' aai ali the heavy
All the sweet peeunfary,'
Al. the hard ard all his fund 100,
All The root o~fererY evil
All the circulating mediums,
AT the ,maumoa' he hal gathered,
All his MONEY in a word
hat a fearful flight Of synonyms! Who
say. that OR noble English IS not a coplous
language
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31
The BENJAMIN Ovation.

The House OF Representatives o.
Tuesday last, baptized the Hon. }. t
BENJAMIN., by passing the fu!some pre-.
amble and resolutions offered by Mr..
PArroN of VermilIion. on the first day
OF the session. The opposition to this
wholesale manner Of besliming a rene
| gale politician, and extending such higi,
| nlhonors to a deserter but newly arrived
in the camp of Democracy, was open
and unIisgnierd, at The time we men
toned the subject last week, and the
supposition was general, that the g'or'
~fica,ion originating in the enthusiastic
brain OF NJ. PATTON, would b much
modified, or that a substitute, which did
not attribute to Mr.. BENJAMIN, ill he
virtues, talent, and patriotism Of the
country. would be adopted. Bat those
who ha.horel This idea, did not take in
to consideration the means and powers
welded by that celebrated politicS SOW
ereign, King Caucus. This potent mag
nate bad an eye upon such Of his sub
jects as mad shown a disposition 10 be
refractory, and when the BENJAMIN pill
had been put away in its box for q time,
he called together the rebellious. The
King spoke, and he opened the ancient
law book, and there was painful viora-
ton in numerous boots. The proprie-
tors Of the boots, and of the pedals
which yihrated, were ordered to exercise.
themselves ia the process Of de.Iutition
until all their sinful objections to Offering
up sacrifice 10 the Immaculate ]. p. had
disappeared. To hear was to obey, and
when the grand trial came, on Tuesday
there was but a single stomach found
unsound. That unfortunate one, al eady
marked, and We presume. doomed, was
taken violently sick at the moment OF
calling the roll, aud hove itself oft OF
the House.
The preamble and resolutions were
adopted by vote Of 35 to IA, the d.
vision being strictly a party one, and
Mr.. BENJAMIN %rejoices in avery ma5nif
cent Legislative compliment. and en-
dorSement, put through the House after
coming before it three different times.
and eulisting the all powerful all Of a
calcus decree. There is no limit t. the
extent Of fattery which this demonstra-
ton entities him to appropriate to him.
self, and our sincere wish is that he NAV
be enabled by good health, and o.her &C.
commodat'ug circumstances to bear his
great honors with becoming n~ethness.
trust that he will not throw away
his brilliant prospects in the Republic b
10 become Emperor Of Cat
or To fill some ether InpcsiA. sta
ton in this little world.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31
SATURDAY JANUARY. 81, 1857.

E Echo must bear with us this
week. The communication was ~receiv-
ed entirely too late for publication in this
issue. '
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

NbFE Ht N2ffNH ftsiF ~ -
Irene Hobart. epouse, VS. No l4b -
Inn yERTU dun ordre de +. & -
e ~liafaire ci-aessas Ell date IL senN4Ns
par Ia Cour du 6n4e District, pour dite H2
Eta, il sera oisert en- ysnte pabl'que ~ DEs
ct detnier encheI isseur, sur les LEAK AdaAN
6as de Ia mason lie Cour de cette paloiDe
Samedl le Z Mar. prochaln -.
n II heures 4. ". t3as les droits, tstres O.
ketendaur. frank White, h pro9rie9s saivseMsE1G
Maria, neg esse, agee de as and pour pelN..1s
fare IL ait orare d'eNecutian.
Conu ton de IL seule-ComPtapf.
Guest Baton rouge, Jan 81 1857. e..
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

The BASJo.-Ihe pretty Ii tie steam.
er bearing this name, with NED DAVIS
band Of Ministries Oh board, has been as
tonlshing the good c~itizeas Of naton
Rouge for the last three nights, with
their really laughabIe AMI amusing per
9 =,
f'rmances. The singing Of this band is
really beautiful and although they have
lost Master ADAMS from among their
number, the vocal portion of their ems
tert"inments are far superior to what
they were last winter. NED DAv1s-;ne
inimitable NEn-has increased his bud
get Of jokes, and humorous savings, aud
it seems to US hat he has grown more
comicai than ever. Ned is decidedly an
original.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31
THE sInAR 0UEsTION.

I'D. SUGAR ~" -
the following paragraph gong t'e foa'"e
Of the newspapers. | do not Rho"
what Importance to attach to 1t, but u
seems to me (if this is to he a fac') ihas
it is a further blow upon the ooath
InE Deny ON SuGAR.-lhe havana
correspondents oi '"s -" : o'H s,I,
Va ~ at,,3 ,o,, ,ta GOV
ar9,,en, If tLis island vii probably re-
turn the compliment by reducing the
heavy duties IMPOSED mere upon houF'
me grown u '"'
Il 'ai' = 10 00 '''' 'p,''
'"e '"5' I'"'''' -"
'''h 'hao ''s'' '"' 'N''''s',~' ~
Al evidence % ''' "s''
'neh' sN'"S "''
afford. suppose '"'s S'11 ""'
case, and io"F = "'''''''sd '"t' 1"o' -
greatly reduced GUY 50 '''''' ~ o. -
place II III 'Ne Fe"en q al 's''7s -
people. and wat woa'a De TUG result :"
Tins country A"t~'''y enough, al ~
creased 1e'nani iof me "fl.S's' l "S's
not statistics at hand to ""teA l eo"''
refer TO ascertain the nnmpef q ba're-a
# -four imported mt" that Is.Anl, but as
al they consume comes from The GATED
States, - reduction Q. the netyy daL'rs
would q course increase tic demand.
what Is then TIE result ""t' the
price al foar @autl f"se an! upon none
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31
Legal Advertising in New Orleans

The judiciary committee Of the llouse
LOT Representatives, through their astute
and patriotic chairman, Mr.. semmes, re-
ported on Thursday last, a bill compeIl>
|ing all legal advertisements in the city OF
New Orleans, to seek publicity through
the columns Of the official paper OF the
| State. at the moderate compensation OF
seventy FIVE cents per slnare. anu JoFct"g
as = consequence, a very large Increase
| in the circulation Of that plant party or
ean. This is il measure SO strictly Demo
| cratic in nil its characteristics, that we
| need only say it IS a thorou@h~rolng
party scheme-a plan TO reward the m
dnslrious grinders Of IN ancient organ,
at the expense Of thousands who never
could endure the muslC-a plan 10 reAk
vengeance upon Il large portion Of the
citizens Of our State, who cannot be
made to appreciate the beauties Of mod
srn Democracy. Notwithstanding the
smoolnness Of manner, and the extreme
rlaY>ihiIirY of Mr.. Semmes in his attemt
to explain the necessity Of the measure.
the object in view was so gIarirg that
ever the conclences f prominent Dem
ocrats smote them, and despite The ter
rors Of party discipline, they lifted up
their voices against. Mr.. Patton. for one.
boldly denounced il as a. attempt 70 es-
lablisli an infamous mouonoIg-a d.
rect attack upon tie liberties Of jhe peo-
pie. MesSrs: Haynes, l,anney, lssrsson.
Fayrot, Pike, and others also Denounced
it, and The debate was both protracte.l
ard spirited. The main argument Of Mf
Sanmes, was that all The legal ADVERTISE
ments should be published in one paper;
weekly allowing it 10 lie inferred If any
one would 80 take i) Chat he sought
only the public good, but wien Mf
Lawrason offered substitute providing
that the Sheriff should receive proposals,
and a1jucaie tie contract 10 iae foecsf
bi3isr, he at once showed his hand, BY
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

.etrr, Should a'<o besr unf
and ouirtness, We took -.
Tie regions ii the polls and 9, ~.
tons as politicians most do coa
In orler 10 collect some s~tartlius,t
=, raise the hair on the heads of H.
-r> Of the s,atttiny. Bat nothing
turn up The inLibers At the piacs
refreshments were hardly as nun,
Is usual. no terrible ttag, with dea'
his eye aud q big club IN lis la"
pared ~ fa-ts,en The women an
lren, NJ shout, II battle Or yicto,
led our ears. Tie very canine
which were billing on the si1a
refused to raise i gro"l or get up
ti.ftto for our especial beueft, and lts.
me FIR a short time 10 the musical tones
ol a atlt in noeps o. snttness sotnethlu:
between a barrel o gan and cross ca
saw, We retired 70 our sanctam and nor
aizeI Oh the present and futnre con
dit.on o. The City Of jefferson and i4e
count Y in 1enerni.- JeGosoa Journal,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31
STATE OF LOUiSANA
PAR sH Os WEST BATdNUg

PAX sh Us " A1UW
sfsTi nrs1RYtT CORR.
Isaac Hobbs i Co, and athe- interver
Gahri s1oabiere, eli. ala s
DY VIRTUE Of a mission to me d-eeeSen
above tatitied : essiaa Of dale The 4SAE
January, 1851 frous the 9th district Court tkM4ak
said parisi, sai State. III The suit 0. lsadoR ~
and ottes iuterveuters vs.. Gabriel IOahAsS&43a
No. l4s3, vii be offered for sale st pa6ie -
the hast and highest bidder at the stars -
belonging To Gabriel oshiere sn this psEssA4D
The - day Of March T.
at II O'Clock 4. ". ai the h~sreinter escrihe9Je4
new IN litigation between said PLAINTIFF r e
t~en1euts, to ait.
Tie negro woman Becky. aged about 49,
the stock Of Goods and merchandise TOW 49,
Of Y Ionbiere. comprising Ut cf iry Co.,
Shoes, lariat0, Plantation foods, Re -
Terms Of Sale;-The goods and merct d.
sold for cash for All sums Of Twenty dol,
and foE ali satus aeoy. that amount on 4 l.A|
inenths. The purchaser 10 furnish good -
cirits. The negro woman 10 be sold CHI
Twelve months, with ner;gas SStained -
sedurity furnished to the satisfaction OF thtS4
n. -
Vest Baton Rouge. Jan. 3lst 1851. -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31
3r.fF

4utit
r7at I+ Le-
InIaf atar
asi betau
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

r. The river is .rising rapidly.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

oaest Baton Roug, ian. 3Iss 1857.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-04
Red Mountain Female Academy.

TUNHE SIXTH SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
II be resumed Monday the I'd Of February next,
der the charge of Mr. Meriweher Lewis and Daughter
Mr. Lewis native of Virginia; has had eighteen years
experience teacher of youth and brings testimonials
of high moral wro,h and classical atainmens from Rev.
L. Halliday late President ct Hamrden Sydney College,
Va; Dr. Maupin Professor of Chemistry in the Unver-
siy of Virginia Rev. John Grammer Episcopal minister
OF Halifax Court House, Va Richard H. Logan, Senator
for Halifax County, Va; Thomas J. Green, of Halifax
Samuel c. Anderson, of Prince Edward, Va; Hon. john
Hil of Buckingham, Va Maj Nathan Reid, Of Patrick,
Va, and many others.
The Academy situated in Orange County sixteen miles
from Hisborough twenty miles from Oxrd and sixteen
miles form Durl ANS Depot, the North Carolina Rail.
road, in healthy moral and intelligent community, and
could be especially recommended parents and guardians
In the low country who bave daughters and wards that
would be benefited by hill country I'd saubrous climate.
, TERMS, PER SESSION MONTHS:
Spelling, Reading and Writing, So 90.
Higher English, Ancient and Modern Geography,
and other branches usually taught in female semi
narieS 10 50
1aun and Greek, including the former II 81
nus,c on flano, including use of instrument 20
Drawing and Painting, each on
Embroidery gratis
Doaro can De had the Academy for frem 81 to Ss
Per hioh'h. Inc subscriber accommodate six or light
ooarders al g, lights, fuel, washing, &C. included
For further particulars apply to
GEO. W. JONES, Secy,
1 ,os, Board of Trustees.
' o i'' 14-Gt
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-04
For Sale.


VNHE LARGE AND EXCELLENT FARM KNOWN
Il as the Caddo Place; containing thousand eight
hundred IT, S0O about cleared land and
the balance will mbered, and the whole mostly rich al
iuvia bottom On the farm is good and substantial two
story brick house. double brick Kitchen brick smoke house.
smith shop and wagon making shop, and negro quarters
sufficient to accommodate fifty seventyve hands There
is also on the place good cotton bouse and Press and
excellent horse mi and cribs barns and stables The
Caddo river meanders through the whole length of the
tract There is well of failing and excellent water
In the house yard with milk house attached and splen
did garden lot There several good springs the place.
and very bold Chaybeae spring about yards from
the house The Military Road the great western thorough
fare to Texas by the house. This Of the richest
and most desirable places in southwestern Arkansas It
is situate about four miles from Arkadelpha, the county
town of Clark county.
Also, thousand hundred 2Oo) acres in another
farm, lying in Dallas county Arkansas the Ouacha
River nayigabe stream, partly bottom, aud partly up
land with sixty seventy opened attention Of
intending to settle in Arkansas is invited to these
lands.
Also, thousand and forty Co4o acres Of superior
Black lands situated in Clark county, Immediately the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad Line and six miles from water
navigation, 400 of this tract cleared land.
Also, nine hundred (90O acres lyngsn Clark county,
about half bottom and half upands. miles from water
nav'g ition and four miles from Rail Road line One hum
dred CoO) acres OF this tract opened land
Also, thousand three hundred and forty 340) acres
lying in Clark county, half rich bottom and open
ed, and the balance good upland.
Also, thousand eight hundred (1S00) acres, lying in
Clark county, 100 opened mostly rich bottom lands
and not subject to inundatiOn.
All the above lands finely Timbered and Watered.
w. F. S BARKMAN,
Arkadelphia, Arkansas.
Jan. q, 1857. l9-f
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-04
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

French Broad Valley, North Carolina.
YNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A SCHOOL
fer Boys. within days ride Of Greenvlle G. H.,
The session will consist of two TERMS of FIVE months EACH
Vacations from 18th December to LIST February and from
1st to 18th July.
RATEs:-The Board aud Tuition including all expenses
with the exception of Books and Stationery &ll2 so per
term, payable invariably in advance
Where the parents desire it, Text Books and Stationery
will be supplied as long the boys remain in the
School BY payment upon entrance Of $40 Otherwise.
such Books, &c. requisite will be furnished and the
cost added to charge for Board and Tuition
There will also be term Of six months commencing
9Th May for the of those parents who may
their to be placed in healthy locality for the Sum-
for which the of Board and Tuition $685. BOYS
remain during the Summer Vacation from st to 18th
July. Address
HENRY EWBANK.
Riye,side, Dumn's Rock p o.,
Henderson Co., No. Ca.
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. s. HANcKEL. Charleston, s. C..
=. w. TOMBSTONE, ESQ, Dunn's Rock.
NICK. TOMBSTONE, ESQ.,,
DAVID COLEMAN, ESQ.,, Burnsvile.
Jan. %, 1857. l8-swtf-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-04

EREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
pany offers inducements to those wishing to effect Insu,
for life rarely presented by similar Institutions
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life and thos
only, Mezabers Of the Campamyentted to such Proht
as may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund
and from the large amount Of Deposits in the Trust De-
partmens of the Company, which kept actively en-
ployed. go
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants own life
the lives of slaves for year, term OF years. at
moderate rate of premium.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that of anngs Bank-and Inc
depositos allowed interest the rate of per cent per
annum for time not exceeding four months per cent
four and not exceeding six months; and per cent
for any time six mouths.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
d. P. WEIR, Sec. d. Treas.
reensborouoh n c. September l. 1854 Sly.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-04
Jan. 27, 1857.


EOR SALE OR RENT.-THE STORE-HOUSE
II and lot recently occupied BY Guess Nichols at Dur
hams the North Carolina railroad The lot contains
one acre. and the house entirely and fitted out for
ing the warehouse therefore the most beautiful and des
rabie situation at Durham's. 1t will be sold accommo
dating terms or leased for two four five years. Also,
the store and lumber house my mills Enoe twelve
miles east Of Hsborough. and six miles from Durham's
station will be leased desiring good stand for
stoe Possession be given at both places by the st
March, 1857.
Any wishing to put up tobacco factory will find
either Of the places exceleht stand the
people in the neghborhood in the spirit of raising to-
bacco they could find market close ut home. For fur
ange county, n. C..
W. W. GUESS
,Iannary Aw
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-04
VALUABLE PROPERTY
F o X s A l. e

NHE UNDEKSItrN ED HAVING CUNCLUDED
IL to South offers for sale lease the st NchO-
las Hotel situated in the ofthe beautiful Of MUIR
feesboro C., almost Immediately in front Of the Baptist
Female Institute and Wesleyan College The above proper
ty possesses great many advantages that would be diff
cult to enumerate in advertisement Persons visit
ing the town business of any kind dentist daguerreo
advantages independent of its location seldom met with
place of this For drovers large lot fronting Main
Street, where their stock can be exhibited to great advau
tage The stables hundred feet long and we'll con-
structed. The Hotel is doing good business having
twenty-five regular boarders and receiving very large
joining the Hotel fine twostory store house and
house, which can be had with the other property desired
twohorSe coach with the u s. mail leaves the Hotel
Boykns depot and arrives daily To energetic ndvd-
ual, possessing experience in Hotel keeping.
Opportunity offered For further particulars address
H. & JAS NJ. TRADER,
Murfeesborough, N. G..
December 19, 1856. 9-3m.