The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
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May be had By applying to the Su6scrbet on.fhO
INl premises, o. 10 ISAIAH Hespass Esq, in Washing.
ton, in sState that hands6he, healthy and wen inn
proved Farm with 80 ACRES land ia BODY called
Margarea adjoining the City lands; and only ? few
ghilhies rdeor walk distant Gtnm the Cspitot Phbfc
Offices. Court House,. BanksS Stores. Churches and
Schools of the City of Raleigh having the Gy open to
view, Than which. fhcre u not more desirable fmi
~ residehce, caPa6e.of gFeatet profit eaf the
air 6amy and healthfui, with deicioas fifs water
issuing from the Rocks in the lawn the Dwelling
house. fhssisa vrsf built, well finished and snowy
house containing seven good rooms. each with 6re
place; Beside cellar potticos piazass clOscts China
ptesses. and in the midst Of spacious; well shaded and
ornanented yards The out houses nGmero6s and
excellent OF their kind The land in it's pteent neg
feced condition is capable omakinx 25o barrels Of cora
year; besiacs other crops: ~ stt@
little pains in Market Gar den arftl Dairy Would
enable s owner TO sell in the City, every day ID the
year. So worth, upwads Of Milk, Cream fruits and
VegetabIae: The taIm hands, at iesGTe tithes could
Al very small expense GTist Mil Gted for grinding
Meal and Gibbs; Corn and Shucksj can be erect nn the
Mill branch in the fafH where haabeeh Mill, and the
dam and still There and being Fed by Syringe
roud grind hours put Of every 81 and pa! all Of So
Rock Cutters say that Seface QgSEry Of The finest
tRildiag Erdaisecan Be opened in the front WHICH
would pay of several hundred dollars year: 4
rock wall encloses part Of tho front iof the farm and
may be cheaply extended at pleasure There is wood
enough on hr the use of the farm and
$1,000 worth to spare.
Mr. Charles Parish paid ar this land in woods nearly 20
years ago, more than SO 900, his Deeds yposseSs
ion, show and he cetainly expended than l 900 Ia
tits iHpfoS HiS 0verseer says he raised on tho
Farm years, $50 barrels of c6rnGan 20 bales bP
Cotten beside crops Of wheat Oais, peas and pota oes
all OF which and clover, grow we'll the lund and il
being mostly red and it is susceptible Of high and per-
m1nent Improvement by proper culture. Any man who
YAH work II right can support the family and stock
the farm and nett $2f00a yeaf from its yield and the
property is Obliged to steadily increase in yaue Az
mere i"Sest,nea it would 9e highly profitable properly
to gentleman in the sdkiy GoGniry who had or had
"a aIE
health, it would be very valuable acquisition or FOR the
Deaf and Blind Schools, no Placee6nt sbrass It. and
certainly nose can be had, that would answer 80 WE'LL
at twice its cost: -.. & -. .fa -. :.
This ensire property, with iirm titlc and immediate
possession. be had at S3 O00oHe third Cash hand
and one and two years credit on le balance, with inter-
estoF all would be taken in North Carolina Bank Soc
Rail Road Bonds endorsed by the State bf in ap
proved Notes, Of sums beyond $leO.
parts will So divide and sell each part separately il
applied for: = The J6Hs tcld TO the Mill branch
and up the branch to contain 100 acres with the Man
sion house aud lis out houses nctndihg the Mill Pfiv
lege and granite formation On about 23 OEwhch, I25
barrels Of corn beside other crops; were made treS
years ago: The price Of this PaF separately $25 per
payable haltin cash and balfin year. a
est, if we'll secured Although MIR. Parrish paid Er
mdch of it S44 per acre. when bushes and Iands Az
1ndrhfg it have recently sold from $33 to 56 per acre
with little improvements Them The land ed&i
ohc mill branch, contains about go aSFes-E,af Of 10
fne wooded and has the OYerserfs houses two Grand
ties, and Threshing Machine. The tenant now hers
expects To raise 100 barrels of beside other
ON less than half The open land this year. The City e
open 70 lis %eV and fine spring very conyenient IL
may be made beadfOi fathiiy Residence: The price
Of this part SEPARATELY is 5 per acre alfho adonins
lands have lately sold for $5 per acre The third d-
piston would be about so the Race 1raci Road
adoinTng Mr. Rorkes and Mr. Boylan : lots fhefe Is a
handsome scte for building it, covered With grove
of Trees the land is excellent and would mako ffa6
farm and when Mr. Boyan's lot is cleared Il would
have Re city view: Ths price fsHths aTt
SIS per acre; hafiu cash and halt ia one year: Aa
joining lands haze often sold om $50 to $50 Der acre,
dhimi iIfot ed, and win do !, again.
| JOSEPH 3. HINTON, Agsat. .
I Raleigh, N: G. March lst, l945. 5lS-SE