Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-30
Valuable Plantation and other Land, r.

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I'm ACCORDANCE WITH THE WILL or NM n at
IL Samuel G. Eborn, the subscribers offer sr LIE LAl|
large and valuable farm, situated in the lower @s
fort County, on which said deceased lived and d.S
and as one of the finest farms in the State aCst
Eight Hundred Acres of Land, five hundred acr
are cleared and in good farmer-like order tb
lano, about one hundred acres what is deneit
good Upland, suitable to Cotton, Ground pss
Peas Sweet and Irish Potatoes Turnps and R0 aa Ia
general, Wheat Oats, Beans, Horticulture. and F Gf
remaining four hundred acres of cleared land H.
land well drained recently cleared, and under fine ~
of cultivation. There is no better corn land in ,hS a
and it is easily cultivated We believe that in na,n
tility of soil, durability, and number of bushels as
produced by the acre. this land will not suffer in eo
son with any in the State The splendid cron many sp
heves that the present crop Of corn the swami d
yield, when gathered from fifteen hundred to ,wp,i
barrels. Ut the uncleared land most of it is rich w
as good as that which is cleared, with heavy '~
growth upon 1t, and easily drained UnderlvingibaW W.
Of this swamp land, cleared well uncleae is W.
Marty subsoil, giving experience this farm nn
great durability TO the land. This land is not ;fi
treshets. 1t is within mile Of Pungo river and p
Greek, and twenty-eight miles from Washington ~ Y
main public road leading from that town To HYDE eyn
Sea vessels load and unload within mile of the r,
thus rendering the surplus products of the farm ,sy
pOrtation to the best markets of the country Theu
OF Pungo and tributaries yield fish i'll ABUNDANCE 1t IL
irst-rate range for stock, especially fer hogs and c
winter as well summer.
There is a large well-bult and commodious two 81.
house, kitchen, smoke house, large barn. carriage m
crib stables, poultry houses, good framed negro hD
and every other necessary out house. There are 1vo
good wells Of water that section. The houses
been constructed and the yards and shade trees ars
with good taste and architectural beauty and the fam
well laid off and presents from the house and to The .
by most beautiful appearance.
This farm is in neighborhood of sobriety hospii1
and good morals and in the vicinity of four ifa
houses of public worship.
As one will purchase without examination, the CT
the premises, Mr.. Jenkins, will give all The int
nation in his power and afford every facility for exmn
ton 10 those who may visit the farm.
We also offer for sale two hundred and yfvac
of uncleared land Jordans creek in Beaufort COUNTY
This is we'll tmbered and portion of it Is good swa
land. Also, thirtythree and third of land in LIT
vile District, Beaufort county.
Also onefourth part of tract of land consisting off
hundred acres which John Il. Eborn, deceased p>l
at his DEATH situated the North side of Pungo creek
Beaufort county, near the mouth of said stream. We
authorized to state that the whole tract be purchase
fair price. There is farm this tract and dweI
house. and presents superior natural advantages for
ing and raising stock
The title to all this property is undisputed and
purchased on easy and liberal terms. The mules Oh
plantation together with the hogs CATTLE and sheep
purchased with the farm if desired.
For further information, apply either to R. d. FL
North Creek Beaufort county, OF to James GARRISON
Creek New Hanover county.
ROBERT D. EBORN,
JAMES GARRASON,
Executors of Samuel Z. Eborn, dec
Aug. 26, 1885, ll47-w