Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-13
THREE GREAT SHOWS


VdiudDAc AnAsaAOA ana Otner Lands for y.,
I'm ACCORDANCE WITH THE WILL OF THE y Ta ~.
u Samuel C. Eborn, the subscribers offer f NE lAl
large and valuable farm situated in the lower N
fort County, on which said deceased lived and I De
well known as the former residence Of Hon. eDrvS hs
and as one of the finest farms in the State l. laE
Eight Hundred Acres of Land five hundred acres
cleared and in good farmer-llke order If tbo =,
land, about hundred. acres are what dena a%
good Upland, suitable to Cotton Ground Peas and
Peas, Sweet and Irish Potatoes Turnips and Root r
general, Wheat, Oats Beans, horticulture and Fr,
remaining four hundred of cleared land rich S
land well drained, recently cleared and under fa
of cultivation. There is better corn land in tIe S
and it is easily cultivated. We believe that in nau
tilty of SOIL durability, and in number of bushels n ~
produced by the acre. this land will not suffer in com
son with any in the State. The splendid crop now u
ustles, in our opinion, this assertion. The cvers
ieves that the present crop Of corn the swamp DT
yield when gathered from fifteen hundred to two,hm
barrels. Of the unceared land, of it rich sv
as good as that which is cleared, with heavy swan
growth upon it, and easily drained. Underlying
of this swamp land, cleared as well uncleared lisa
Marty subsoi, giving, as experience on this farm p5
great durability to the land This land is not abe,
freshets. 1t is within mile of Pungo river and Pam
Greek, and twenty-eght miles from Washington On
main public road leading from that town to Hyde eu
Sea vessels load and unload within mile of the pres
thus rendering the surplus products of tie farm es dc
pOratOn to the best markets of the country The waa
of PungO and tributaries yield fish in abundance b
rsrate range for stock, especially for hogs and cattle
winter as well as summer.
There is a large, well-built and commodous two 7
house, kitchen, smoke house, large barn. carriage hs
crib, stables, poultry houses good framed negro re
and every other necessary out house. There are tn
good wells of water in that section. the houses
been constructed and the yards and shade trees ala
with good taste and architectural beauty, and the fan
well laid off and presents from the house and to The rs
by Most beautiful appearance.
This farm is in neighborhood of sobriey, hOsTl
and good morals, and in the vicinity Of four diff
houses of public worship.
As one will purchase without examination theG
seer the premises Mr.. Jenkins will give all the
nation in his power, and afford every facility for
ton to those who may visit the farm
We also offer for sale two hundred and SEVENTH
of unceared land JOrdan's creek in Beaufort count
This is well timbered, and portion of it il good T
land. Also, thrty-three and third acres of andnL
vile District, Beaufort county
Also fourth part Of tract of land, consisting
hundred acres, on which John B. Eborn, deceased res
at his DEATH situated the North side of Pungo cra
Beaufort county, near the mouth of said stream We
authorized to state that the whole tract be puc
fair price. There is farm on this tract and dive
house. and presents superior natural advantages for
ing and raising stock. a.
The title to all this property is undisputed, ard
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 X. d. LII
North Creek Beaufort county, or to james GaTasoA
Greek, New Hanover county. .
JAMES GARRAS0N,
Executors Of Samuel G. Eboru, dec!
Anr. e6. 1855. .s-- llE-Nr