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The nEKD EErrEa 0FIuch-iiissiutGdh hnhl
during the quarter ending ahel3asn6iA AAaHrhh
about 1000 dead teIsihspe1heanopnnnad
the Dead LESTER Office, lcunizinius rnunsy
amounting m the GagE,sgzle, 90 uSRsrs3 10000
aud already ssVenseishis of ahis IHmuuutIhzee
been restored 10 The Iuwness. uhe,sszmnass
ol the department OF the xrhole muu1bsr OF
dead letters received IN iormsrynszs, uunisl
the hish postage system, Was IanseerErliibnHs
andn hall. Under the iuw TpeEiggeppeepair
svsiem il docs no; ssKceGd ahree rnnliEsinssss
year, although the uumbeEbi IisnezEmEIidN
is Tar greater.
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What they would try TO dol

II il were possible to elect Wilmot for Gov
ernor there would at once grow up hostile
spirit between our State and those neighors
on our South. Every lazy negro Of Mary
land and Virginia would be tempted 10 escape
inio Pennsylvania, and the whole power OF
the Executive would be used to shield The
fugitive. The Wilmo! administration would
ls, the tariff and the white laborer's interest
eleeo, and trouble itself only 10 protect The
black man. Years ago we heard these Will
moi men talk about protection" 10 the white
laboIer, but now it is only "protec,ion" for
the man with a lswny skin.
Massachusetts has shown us what we
might expect from Wilmot. Ii was fiji that
MIR. Phelps, who served in the same leeisla.
ture with Jo. Hiss and helped 10 pass the law
Of Massachusetts which repealed a part OF
The constitution OF the United States, stump.
ed our S,a,e last fall in company with viii.
mot. These men would propose that The
Legislature OF Pennsylvania should also try
its hand at abolishine the constitution of the
United States, and we might expec, ''per.
sonal liberty" bill next winter al Harrisburg,
Such scenes as dissraced Boston when The
fugitive slave Burns was rescued, and when
O United States officer was shot III cold blood,
would be introduced into Pennsylsania, and
would follow every attempted restoration OF
a fugitive slave. The Psssmote Williamson
case shows that we have 10 this Sale The
elements for such mischief and danger TO
tho peace and good order Of society. Some
years ago we had one abolition rio, in Phila-
delphia; and our people are OF The opinion
,ha, lha, was quite enough. They decline
seiiirg fta,etual States at hostility. They de.
cline having our legislature fool away lime
at attempting to subver The fundamental law
Of ths republic; and they do not sci them
selves in open defiance 10 the laws OF the
land, nor desire the credi, of shooting dowr
q United States Marshall They have done
lutlice 10 the black man; and they will now
10 ios,ice TO their own kindred, and preserve
the peace, order and honor of their State by
eieciing Ge neral Packer ils Governor.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08

REILRpED EuzzEE77asI 5zzsxissEl lBeszzeEr
Savannah, Sea, chzzsszian. .SE.- ssud zzsE
phis, Aiss Szzazash rs ahHs bsupshi aasats-
IN al miiss. or : 1nsls iess thsts derry hbsnss
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ton i but hiiesn zzisE gszaass. EramAzsE-
phis N sxieasisn. usw underway, sEazzas.is
tsd By iiseIa Ezzszs d pahisr lands sstau1hs
made % IsaIs zszk, AAEkzazzs, ,lznd zhann.
cr . Enlinn snd Hzzdszszs, 1szzt lEsszssI
cuuEscf with ms sauzhzrr zzui1r zEzs=aa1
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08

0snzmf GirrennFs-Thss Canadian Pariias
uzeunlinsrsdncedd thss ponuds, shillings and
lssnee eurrearyy ter d6iIarssaad cents, forzths
safiIsaa nm heszeeaC Canadaz and lhes Unified
SUISSE Hss@unzssy ail ailIhBscommerciai coun-
trIssszE7l fnxes; hsssamsscuEreHGyhassdlupo upon
isefnrai fEzrfi1uss There ss nothing TIM
uuuaidisssoopeaa tor sss thss pranticni sngges-
tinussoti icrmu1m ssnssz-
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EThse 01haI

ETnes Q1bazn zufhBEiiieszhaE rednced
Ihssdasn.-z upoan coun4., ttssonder- going isio
ssIiet 1ssof iAPrii nhsfss is a search
iyycsf Observation-Disclosures wa, ser unssiss ara
Ihss egpiaas1nss ihstzfss artieisE of ffoBr
xusahhi IS hrniahEdIfszT hss Uni.ed Ssaisss mas
tsoggo tso Spanz, whsHree ID iss reshippsd.to
Qltas zsshsssEuins Spanish ariinis, 10 sass
lhss1nsaibiiaryy da,isssthaa wouidha hesH
psiaarmaaaz zdizsefig frsm Ihs United Ssziass
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R51Ra

In Bloumsbnrg. On last Sunday morning,
Mrs. MAaTHA cHAnBEHEIE, wife of John M.
Chzmberiin, aged about 81 pears.
The deceAsed was a most eslimabie and
exemplary uife and moihsE She was a
irus-hearsd Christian woman; and many
nsaris win b wounded 70 Isarn that she ID
no mers of earth. ssz
In seeuire foxnsiuip, ON Sunday, March -,
hrs. AnHY; zifssaf 1scnh Hszsnbueh, Esq.,
inz Inn 67th yssr q her szs
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08

q It seems that at The first effort 10 re-
peal the special road law of 1880 which re-
laled TO Catawissa township in this comfy
the thing was only 'scoicbed, not killed. =
supplement was afterwards found which
had been passed year OF two subsequent
10 The first act; and 4 second effort was
therefore made to repeal This also. The
bin to repeal passed finally last week.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08

1sEianarsa SssnH N5te I1aas.-If fes officefss of
tsssssseszil l6azszs i'm ueiawaEes hsid a
uaesmgs ann5ressised1 tor observed thu small
mrer azEubi that S9aie| wiiich gDess iu,orope-
rztnann ON ihes 1ss OF Jhiyy neat nhis=isa
vesvyzxIssscrnrEasinnz Corppraiinnsz dor not
sraazzaIs yTuakesnnrhth hy,waErnga the
aszsE aslEesupuzer-w -wisniii iihasscrealedthem
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08

- A good looking young Yankee has ap-
peared in Cieufuegos, Cuba, with banjo,
and has set himself up asthe original "Young
Snodsrass.n Crowds go 10 see and hear him.
He sings the history of the murder of DR.
Burdell set to the air of Jordan, and brings in
all parties, even Coroner Connery, He is
making a rapid fortune.
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=
AT wASHlNGToN. o. c.s -
Daily, Tsi-W Weekly and yveeIllys -
THE undersigned will commencs ihe pub.
lication of an independent, national demo-
cratic paper, in the city of Washington, on
the first Of April, 10 be called -
stThe States.' .,.,
II will represent the second constitutional
principles which havc ever been upheld By
The national Democracy, but il will ani be 90
entirely political, that its columns will intet.
esi The politician exclusively, nor 90 sHbset-
went to party as to betray priuciple at the
command OF power. or dis<9Ne lie convio.
tious at the suggestions OF sx9edisncy.
! In adtluou to tho discusston ofimponsnt
political quesiions its columns will be de-
vol voted 10 the proceedinss Of Congress, Ihs
current transactions Of ihe government 10
general news, and matters OF interest appef.
taining to literature, sgricnl.afs aud COM
s FERNS OF suBScRIPTToN-The daily
will be mailed 10 subscribers at 81 90 per
annum, two copies will be forwarded Tor
s7.oo. The Tfi-wsekly, embracing ell the
reading matter which appears in iha Daily,
will be furnished to subscribers al 80 90 per
aGnnm two copies will be mailed, for $500.
The wEEKLy-7 The cheapest paper in he South.
The Weekly will be issued in large double
sheet form, and printed on superior papsr
with handsome bold type at the following
rates: sA-zs
Single copIss, zoo per ysss.
Two copies, 900 a.'ssu
Five copies, TOO
Ten copies to one address, and any larger
number 1.-THE rate Of sI per year, $40. s.,
Ten copies to the address Of each subscri.
Der, and any larger number al 81 20 each, ,Sis.
Any Postmaster, clerk, or other person,
who may send five Subscribers, with 81 On.
closed, shall receive an extra copy.
u Payment in allcases 10 requited invas.
iably IN advance, and no paper will be for.
warded until the receipt of The money.
The Weekly will contain all the importau,
matter published during the week in tho
daily. A
The undersigned was one of the origina.
proprieiors OF the Washington linton, aud his
loos newspaper experience before and since
the establishment of that paper, justifies him
in promising the public paper we'll worthy
OF their patronage. The States will not be
the organ of any clique or faction, aud with
no partial purpose to serve, the paper win
address itself 10 the honest Judgment OF the
people, and for support will rely upon their
appreciation.
Address J. P. HEISS, Washington, D. C.
E1rhanges Tri-Weskly States will .be
forwarded 10 all country papers which will
give the above a few Insertions.
April 4, 1857.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08

MAKING vISEaaR.-The cheapest mode OF
making vinegar is to mix five quarts Of warm
RAIN water with two quarts of Orleans mo,
lsssss. and four quarts of yeast. In few
weeks YOU will have the best vinegar that is
uade.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08

t. The following are the summer rates
for-freight on the Pennsylvania Railroad, be-
tween pi,isburg and Philadelphia and Balli-
more. They went into operation on Wednes.
day.-Flour 10 cents psr bbl, pork in bbls.
and loose 80 cents per cwt., and all 9TH class
articles 40 cenis.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08

- The Louisville Democrat says that ].
3. Stewart, Esq, = lawyer ofthat city, has
received $50, 600 for his service in securing
the Reeside claim from thu Government
The suit was compromised by the Govern.
ment paving siso, 900, Of which Mr. Stew
art gets one half.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08

FouR TERmToRIEs ara preparing 10 enter
intoihes American Union of States, viz
Oregon, Minnesota, Kansas ard Nebraska-
adding eight more Senators 10 the g. already
in Congress-.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08

Il Two questions to the slavery agilators.
who are so Mortified at the lais decision OF
the Snprcme. Court, are we'll put by corres.
pondent OF the Providence Post, us follows:
LIST. Areslhe blacks enrolled in our militia?
il not, suhy?
ID. Are the blacks excluded form our jury
boxs1 and if SO, tphgt
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08

X We publish to-day the call for the
convention of School Directors which viii
on The first Monday of May convene in
this town The Court will be in session at
fhe Courthouse, except from one O'Clock
to half past two. 1t has been thought best
% letthe Directors collect there, and if they
lcannot finish their business in an hour and
) half they can adjourn 10 some other room,
or resolre % meet again in the evening
Oar toxA is much in need Of town.hall
gof pubic assembiiss.>
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08

y SOMEBODY with more mischief than
brains has been hoaxing the telegraph with
the intelligence FOR The daily papers thst c
M. Ssaub of SchaylkiH was urged TO be q
third candidate for Governor
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- The Cosr of ell the railroads in the U.
s. when those in the process of construction
are completed, is estimated al Si00, 900 900.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08

60 HuNrIEGros the forger, has gained is
pounds since his imprisonment. He drives
nails In the morning, and keeps books in the
afternoon.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08

A SHENANDOAH is to be put on the Susque-
hanna al Harrisburg, where it was thought
nothing could run but rafi in freshet.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08

EzuAxzzxEz-zhrei eifessfaniihgi iszuzs
iskeanpun thss Hsusss On lszs EfidaF, and
sssszzas-sps.zzzs usyussn In Eat vaisd
zzlanffksshEifE
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08
Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers al private sale the
farm containing ONE HUNDRED AND FlF.
TY ACRES, on which are log house, a
log barn, good spnng of wafer near the
house, and good apple orchard. The prop
eay will make good home for any person
who wishes 10 farm. 9e
He also offers for sale another tract Of land
lying in Pine township, Columbia county,
containing + 80;
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Special Notices.


Hello.rnyls Ointment and P,Rs.-Ii is dam
geronst 10 suppress an ahcess with the astrin-
aent oiniruents in common use. Holloway .
famous unanent operates on different prin-
cipie n does not close the issue specifically,
while
"Foul corruption Mining all within,
Infee;s unseen;"
bIt uurges the cavity of all acrid and infam-
maiory matter, and expels every particle OF
the poisonous virus which generates the pas.
Consequently, there is no danger OF The dis
ease hreaking out in another place. The
same principles applies ia all eruptive and
aianduiar affections. The Pills, which are
aceftain remedy for all complaints OF the
stomach, liver and bowels. may be benefi-
ciaIlv used as su aperient msdicine, while
ths oinsment is removing any external disor-
der.
wonpLAsu CREAm''-.a Ponaade for
6eanfifqing the Hair-Eighly perfumed,
superior to any French article imported, and
for half the price. For dressing Ladies' Hair
it has no equal, giving il a bright glossy ap-
,,earznce. II causes Genilemen's Hair TO
curl in the mosi natural manner. II removes
dandTuff, always giving the hair The appear
ance of being fresh shampooed. Price only
fifty CENTS. None genuine unless sigusd
FETRIDGE & CO.,
Proprieiors of the
{" Rasls of q thansnrd Flozasrs.n
For sale BY adj Druggists. New York
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Tn FoR rxT.-Anericzn hzlfz5oiials -
10 Cshz ior oufy fsrty csus.
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SIXTY-FIVE ACRES.

About ten acres is cleared, and the balance
well iimbefed, so as 10 sDppori saw-mill.
For terms apply TO the subscriber IN Jack
son township, Columbia county.
JOHN KESLER
Jackson. Feb. 10, 1856.
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TO ALL WHOM If NAY CONCERN.

"WHEN, IN the course of human events"
It right becomes for men OF sense,
Their likeness to perpetnate
Mere common reason will dictate,
That they a picturs sAonLd procure,
Which will the lapse # time endure. D.
"These truths. hold self evident"
Daguerreotypes aint rorfA cent
For they will Just day, u .e o.
Al sp6f, and rust, dnd fade aaray.
And An!brntypes will rust and soil, = -
Unless they're finished off in oil
Which thing TO do an artist hand,
-4ione, must WELD the "magic wand"
Full twenty years I've taxed my brain,
The painters art dlvine" to gain; -.
And oft consumed the midnight oil, " e.
In study and laborious toll:
Then now, my humble self hatter,
That cau-but it doesn't matter;
All I ask is. come and see ,.L..
The pictures in my gallery;
And if you don't prefer my abors,
Go and pdtfonize nag neigAJ0rs.
Come ladies fair, and shentlemens,"
And see my splendid specimens
Of Portraits both. and " Csior Types"
Come aged ones, whose l'cks are gray,
And get likeness shie you may;
That by and by you PR geny
May great graad PA as image see.
Come middle aged, in prime of lif,-
Come husband, come, and bring your wife:
Perhaps she's pretty, sir, and may be
She has got pretty-babg; $50
And if so, don't forget TO bring
The pretty little, tiny thing;
And Of yourself, your wife and pet,
A psrJect likeness You shall get.
Come nladens fair, and gallant beaux,
As flies the time your baauty gues; s--' a.-' g.
Come get your likeness in a iocket,
To carry in each others pocket. s-.--
That by and by, when YOU old
Your beauty still you may behold.
Come now, ye honolcd Legislators,
Whether lesser gredters-
Whether msrricd "6id BATCH"
Handsome OIL trmely as-(no matter whafD
Come honored .nb.rs of both parties,
And patronze ire Astxt.
Come one, come !, and | will ever
Grateful be, as you are csecer.
Post Office building,
Raleigh, n. c.
JAM 6. 1851. l3-sw.
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GREENsBoROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE. AND TRIIST CnMPANYss Thia Com

GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
pany offers inducements to those wishing effect lnsur-
ances for life, rarely presented by similar institutions
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life and those
only are Members Of the Cbnpany-entitled to snch profits
as may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund,
and from the large amount Of Deposits III the Trust De-
ploycd. -: - :.
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants own life,
or on 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 Snnngs Oakland the
dep"stoIs allowed interest the rate of per cent
annu for time not exceeding four months per cent
over four and not exceeding six MONTHS and per cent
for any time over six months 5S=7<
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address. s.-r
D. P. WEIR, SCI. d Treas
Greensborough, N. G. September i, 1854 Sly
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N1EW SCHOOL IN MARRENTON.---TH

NJEW SCHOOL IN WARRENTON..-.THE
January, instead of the I'd, previously advertised Com
petcn teachers in every department will be obtained
needed. He vii! be assisted, If his services
qured by his brother, the Rev. l.. L. Smith. 1t is his de-
Sign eSabsha permanent school of the highest order to
which parents commit their daughters with the conf
dence that their physical mental and moral education will
be carefully and axuusv attended TO- He rcfels by
mission, the Rt. Rev. Bishops Freeman Green and
CGbbs.
Board may be obtained for the present, in private fam
lies in Warrentun.
Terms session of FIVE months English. tuition from
Sl2 $l5 Ancient and modern languages each S5 ;
Music Piano. with of instrument, SIS Vocal music
without charge; Fuel, &C., 81. Payment half in advance
j. Is. 7. SMITH.
Jan. 6, 1857. lS-swlm.
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LARGE SALE -
VALUABLE LANDS.

InN THE SECOND MONDAY IN FEBRUARY. 1857.
" at the Court House in the town of Fayetteville the
undersigned will offer for SALE credit Of one and tSlo
years. several tracts of Land in the counties Of
and Harnett sf.sz IS, $ =, 80.
One the Western bank OF the Cape Fear ryer
below Smiths Ferry, containing about fifteen hundred and
sixty-ve acres-the plantation Of the late Henry
There is eestate in two hundred and tx This
reversion will be disposed of the sale day.
the other portion of the plantation. ~,
SO Lower little river, known the Gibson uae
COG acres on Lower little river former residence
Williams Jr n. s+SSs 5t-5f $, 5sscssses7 =.
Is near Elliott's MiA.
$50 acres the Juniper. - 2s = y
800 acres Little Mill Creek <
800 acres on Gbson's Creek-the Sinclair place
$40 acres near McArthers Bridge Also, the ss1 mill
timber 300 acres adjoining. -. .sz5.;l---.
500 on the Black Branch, w. J. Key,s And
the mill timber 10 adjoining =. sst-.s
$50 Mnnroes Bridge north side Of the river
400 including the Mineral Spring near the Milk
formerly Col. Murchisons $50 !.sss:s.rss !. -
300 acres Grog Greek, the Fayetteville and Yves.
tern Plankroad - 5s.S'5Ts
SO the North prong Of Andersoa,s creek =
Also undivided interest being one-third or two Lots
in the town of Fayetteville Rowan street. known ~ fI
Armstrong lots and in 20 of land on the sofh si
of Little river' near Eliotfs NILS. Gn .ss.
At The timc q credit Of six mopths niil@ 10
sold - e -sst - :, = &. s4sssFS3 > 80
"a shares Of stock in the Fayetteville and Raleigh Rant
road. ~ -
u shares in the Fayetteville and weststa Plank :csd
si'sr:s the Ca!e fear aid Deep River Nssss6on
Company. ~ s5fissss 80 -
"a shares the Cnr te land academy And ~ aS1i,;
ded in ,crysa the Chem ApI,aiatus tberein -
These ss A,s made a'drr power il ths viii u ths
l. Henry Eiott 81, 8. "a 90 =
pec.19, 1885 s-s 1sas {. aa;.ta
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North Carolina Book & Stationery Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
uHENRY ID. TURNER WOULD RESPECTFUL

North Carolina Book & Stationery Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
"ENRY ID. TURNER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
III inform the citizens of Raleigh, and Of the surround
ing country has the largest and best stuck of Books
and Stationery offered for sale in the city Of Raleigh
Believing that the wants and the tastes OF every
munity required establishment similar to those found
in the large Northern Cities where full and general
of ks be obtained the subscriber has been in
duced. during recent visit to Philadelphia New York and
Boston, purchase from the principal publishers and
the great Trade Saes superior stock Of School, Clas
sca Law Medical Thelogical Religious and Miscellaneous
BOOKS which WILL upon examination compare with any
to be found in the Southern Northern country.
My stock of Foreign and American Stationery is very
large and complete it has been selected with great care
and embraces every article required for the School and
Counting
My so k has been bought upon the best terms and
large portion cash. which will enable to sell my goods
at prices far below former rates.
booksellers in adjacent towns and country Merchants will
find greatly their advantage to examine my stock be
fore going North.
Colleges Schools and Teachers will be supplied at North
ern prices. So -
Byspecal arrangements with the principal houses North
shall receive their Books they issued from the
Press and will supply all of their publications at
their prices. s Is1
Orders from the country will meet with prompt attention.
directed to H. D. TURNER,
Raleigh, N. G. :
Dec 9, 1856. - Es r.r.=..s' 90 ~ 6-swtf'
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

rs THE WASHINGTON CITY NEWSPAPER FOR
Il persons at distance to take. It's promptness and re-
liability concerning Washington AFFAIRS and with reference
to other matters Of which information centres at Washing
ton, has secured for The Daily Star circulation
The Weekly Star contains all news appearing in the Daily
capital Tales for the Firesde &C. &c. FERNS The Daily
s. 80 per The Weekly, 81 % per To Clubs
The Weekly mailed addressed TO each person 81 per
annum. Subscriptions PAID in advance.
Politically, The Star is Southern Rights.,'
Address w. d. WALLACH Publisher Washington City.
Nov %, 1856. lU5-tf
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- VALUABLE PROPERTY
,,He ,11HAARsRt.rSnA F. q r 8 nAHtHtsE AHtvtsEH dosc1un

IL to South offers for sale lease the St NchO-
las HOTEL situated in the beautiful town of MUIR
reesboro N c. almost immediately in nt Of the Baptist
ty possesses great advantages that would be diff
cult to enumerate in Persons visit.
typis performers exhibonsi, &c. can nd at this Hotet
advantages independent of its location seldom met with in
place of this For drosers large lot fronting Main
tage. The stables hundred ieEong and we'll
structcd The Hotel doing good business having
share of patronage from the travelling community Ad-
joining the Hotel is fine wostory store house and
house, which be had with tho other properly dese
twohorse coach with the o. s. mail leaves the Hotel
Boykns depot and arrives To nm energetic indivd
ua possessing experience IN Hotel keeping
opportunity offered. For further particulars address
H. 4 JAS. NJ. TRADER, s., ;
Murfreesborough, N. C..
December 10, 1856. ii9-Sm.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-14

CARD.
n1OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TRUS-
~ TEES of Frauklinton Male and Female 1ns: .tute
have secured services of Rev. d. r. Bruon and Lady
who are regular graduates of honor and of several
experience in teaching They will be aided by competent
assistants in their respective departments The course OF
study will be thorough and completes Classical, Musical
Painting &C. Expenses for buard tuition, &C., will be
about heretofore. go
regular advertisement setting forth particulars will ap
C. c. BLACKNALI,
Sec'y Board Of Trustees.
Jan. 6, 1857. lo-swzt.