Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-12-31
valuable Pantati0n ana rt'r 0SnH1 mF THE ATE

,.,,hIe plantation and other Lands for Sale.
yai"aarDi'O yn aarDi'ORDANCE WITH THE WILL OF THE LATE
samuel C. Eborn the suossnotts s e- mart of Re"
s Comfy on which said deceased nved ano ue"' IS
% tnnwn as the former residence OF Hon Henry .. CarS'
wei H enc of the finest farms IN the stare IL contains
anu mudred Acres of Land five hundred acres OF which
hs,red and in good farmer-ike order - me cleared
ra about hundred acres are wnaa pns a co
Sweet and Irish Potatoes Turnip and Root Crops IN
leas Wheat Oats Beans Horticulture, and Fruit; Inc
nur four hundred acres OF cleared lahu Is rien swamp
I uI drained recently cleared and under nnc STATE
| rnivation. There is better corn 'ho III ne Hs's
and it is easily cultivated We oesve lst i Ia f r
'itr of soil durability, and in number OF ousheis ~ sla
ced by the acre. this land vii not suffer IN cHmra
m with any in the State. The splendid cr"P now upon II
Usfes in our opinion, this assertion Inc oveTseer De
@ ,tt tho rresent crop of corn the swamp land Will
Iona when gathered from fifteen hundred to Nv" 'houSslho
barrels OF the unc!eared land, most on II Is @ e smp
% rond ,s that which is cleared, with a heaVy swamp
wh upon it. and easily drained: Underlying the Whole
If This swamp land, cleared we'll as uncleasd Is rich
@ durability to the land. This land Is not liable to
fehes II is within mile "t Pungo RIVER ana fantigo
- and tyeuiv-cight miles from Washington, on the
main public road leading from that town I" hyde county
Sea vessels lead and unload within mile OF 'e premises
u rererrg the surplus products OF the farm easy "f eN
narration the best markets OF the country lhe waters
IF fprn and tributaries Weld fish in abundance. 1t is
6re range for stock especially for hogs and cattle IN
rnrr As well as summer
"T TTrs !, large, well-5u and commodious two story
horse kitchen smoke house, large barn. carriage house,
crib stables poultry houses good framed negro houses.
sEde
ro wells of water that section. The houses have
Sn constructed and the yards and shade trees arranged
with good taste and architectural beauty and the farm is
well laid M presents from the house and to the passer
bv most beautiful appearance.
This farm is in ncghborhood of sobretv, hospitality.
and good moras and in the vicinity Of four different
houses of public worship.
As no one will purchase without examination, the over
seer on the premises Mr. Jenkins will give all the nfor-
nation his power and afford every fachty for examna-
ton to those who may visit the farm.
Weaso offer for sale hundred and seven tyve acres
of unceared land Jordans creek in Beaufort county
This well mbered, and portion of II l. good swamp
land Also hirtv-three and third of land in Leech-
vile District, beaufort county.
Also Ouefourh part of tract of land consisting of four
hundred acres which John L. Eborn, deceased resided
at his eai situated the North side of Pungo creek, in
Beaufort county, the mouth of said stream. We
authorized that the whole be purchased at
fair ycc There is farm this tract and dwelling
house and presents superior natural advantages for farm
ing and ra>ng stock.
The all this property is undisputed, and can be
purchased easy and liberal terms. The mules on the
plantation together with the hogs, CATTLE and sheep can be
81 purchased with the farm if desired.
For further information, apply either to r. d. Eborn,
North Creek, Beaufort county, to James Garrason, Long
4 Greek, New Hanover county.
IA ROBERT D. EB0RN,
N JAMES GARRISON,
Executors Of Samuel G. Eborn, decd.
Fl Lur as 1856 ll47-wtf.