Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06

STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
County OF New Hanover.
Superior Court of Law, Fall Term, 1856.
PETITION FOR DiVORCE
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court hat the de-
fendant, John O. Anderson, not inhabant of this
State it therefore ordered that publication be for
John Anderson to appear plead demur to the
said petition the term of this Court or Judgment
~ "' Testo, JAS A. WRIGHT, c. s. c.
Jan. 2, 1857. [pr. adv. IS 62,l 18-tt
VALUABLE PLANTATION AND OTHER LANDS
ca In accordance with the will of the late Samuel c.
x Ebon, the Subscribers offer for Sale that Largo and
y on which said deceased lived and died 1t is we'll known
the former residence of Hon Henry s. Clark and as one
Of oft the 6 finest Fams m m in the sta lit 1t contains EIGHT HHN
Cleared and in good farmerke order OF the Cleared
Land about One Hundred Acres what is denominated
Peas Sweet and Irish Potatoes Tunps and Root Crops in
general Wheat Oats, Beans Horticulture and Fruit The
Swamp Land, well drained recently cleared and under
fine state of cultivation There better Corn Land in the
fertility Of SOIL durability and in number of bushels Of grain
produced by the this land will not suffer in comparison
with any in the The splendid crop upon us
fes, in opinion this assertion The oyerseer believes
that the present Of corn on the swamp land will yield
when gathered from fifteen hundred to two thousand bar
res Of the Unceared Land most of it is rich Swamp,
good that which is cleared with heavy swamp growth
swamp land, cleared well unceared is rich Maly
Subso giving as experience on this farm proves great
durability the land. land liable treShS.
It is within mile of Pungo River and Pango Creek, and
twenty eight miles from Washington on the main public
road leading from that town Hyde County Sea vessels
the surplus products of the farm easy of expectation tothe
best markets of the country The waters of Pungo andtr
butaries yield fish in abundance is strate range for
stock especially for hogs and CATTLE in winter well
summer.
There large, well-bult and commodious Two Story
HOUSE; Kitchen, Smoke Houses large Barn, Carriage
House, Crib Stables Poultry Houses good framed Negro
Houses and every other necessary out house There
Is i
houses have been constructed and the yards and shade
farm well laid off and presents from the house and the
passer by most beautiful appearance.
This farm is in neghborhood of obriety hospitality and
good morals ard in the vicinity of four different houses Of
AS no one will purchase without examination the overseer
the premises MIR Jenkins, will give all the information
in his power, and afford every facility for examination to
those who may visit the farm.
oUncleared Land Jordan Creek Beaufort Coun-
ty This well Tmbersd and portion of good Swamp
Land. Also Thirty Three and Third Acres of Land in
Leechvlle District, Beaufort County.
Also, OneFourth part of Tract of Land consisting Of
Four Hundred Acres which John B. Eborn deceased
sided at his death, situated the North side of Pungo
Creek in Beaufort County, the mouth of said stream
based at fair price There is Farm on this tract and
Dwelling House. and presents superior natural advantages
purchased easy and liberal terms. The Mules the
Plantation together with tie IS Cattle AMI Shtep,
be purchased with the farm il sired.
For further information, apply either to R. D. EBoRN,
0l''A' -l"'''''' ROBERT D. EBORN,
JAMES GARRASON,
Executors of SAMUEL G. EBoRN, Deced.
Aug. %, 1856.-5Etf
North Carolina Times, at Washington, and Raleigh
Standard, publish week, until otherwise requested
and send accounts to either of the Executors
NEGROES.
81, THE subscriber has made arrangements accom-
e. rnodae all NEGROES cons gned to him: Building
u known the OLD COUNTY JAIL, situated upon the
A1 corner of Second and Princess street.
wall will be built around the whole lot, thus securing
the NEGROES without close confinement.
Liberal cash advances made when required.
NJ CRONLY,
Sept I8, '56.-ll-tf--3-tf Broker and AuctiCneer.
IgN110 THE SUBSCRIBER has on hand at his Sho1
-35@3R corner Walnut & Water Streets, general as
sortment of CARRIAGES of his manufacture. Which
he offers for sa the most reasonable TERMS amorg which
may be found
! COACHES. BAROUCHES, ROCkAWAYS, BUGGIES
WAGONS &c.
Which will be sold low. Purchasers will find it to thei
advantage call and examine before buying elsewhere
Repairing done low at short notice. and in the ueates
manner, for cash only.
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