Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-20
General Notices.
LOOK UP We DIsCONSOLATE.

LOOK UP YE DIsCONsOLATE.
~ PEkSON who may be suffering with any thing of
miles west of Society Hill, Darlington South Carolina If
DO not effect my services and board will be gratu
June thence will decline until the 18th September my OBJ
lect to secure safety to the patient lreseye the second
j. o HALE, NJ. D.
Jan. 10th, 1857. 2O-ly
VALUABLE PLANTATION AND OTHER LANDS
FOR SALE.
E In accordance with the will Of the late Samuel G.
Eborn the Subscribers offer for Sale that Large and
Valuable Farm situated in the lower part of Beaufort Coun
ty on which said deceased lived and died 1t is we'll known
as the former residence Hon Henry s. Clark
Of the finest Farms in the State. 1t contains EIGHT HUN
DRED ACRES OF LAND. Five Hundred Acres Of which
Land about One Hundred Acres are what denomnated
coed Upland suitable to Cotton, Ground Peas aud Cow
Peas, Sweet and Irish Potatoes Turnps Root Crops in
remaining Four Hundred Acres of Cleared Land is rich
pe state Of no eer Corn an n
State and it is easily cultivated We believe that III natural
produced by the acre this land will not suffer in
with any in the State The splendid crop upon justi
e in our opinion this assertion The overseer believes
that the present crop of the swamp land will yield
when gathered from fifteen hundred to two thousand bar
rels Of the UncIeared Land most OF 1t is rich swamp as
upon it, and easily drained Underlying the whole of this
swamp land, cleared as well as unceaed rich Marty
durability the land This land not liable to freshet
1t within mile of Pungo River and Pango Creek and
twenty eight miles from Washington the main public
road leading from that town Hyde County Sea vessels
load and unload within mile of the premises thus rendering
the surplus products of the farm easy of expectation to the
best markets of the country The waters OF Pungo and
butaries yield fish in abundance 1t is frstrate for
stock especially for hogs and CATTLE in winter well
summer.
There is large wel-built and commodious Two Story
HOUSE; Kitchen, Smoke Houses, large Barn, Carriage
House. Crib Stables Poultry Houses good framed Negro
Houses and other necessary out house There
| Two good Wells of water that section. The
houses have been constructed and the yards and shade
arranged with good taste and architectural beauty and the
farm well laid off and presents from the house and to the
passer by most beautiful appearance.
This farm in neighbohood of sobriey, hospitality and
good mOra and the vicinity Of four different houses
public worship.
As will purchase without examination the
the premises Mr.. Jenkins will give all the information
in his power and afford every facility for examination to
those who may visit the farm.
! We also offer for Sale Two Hundred and Seventy Five
Acres Unceared Land ordan Creek in Beaufort Coun
ty This is well mbered and portion of good Swamp
Land Also, ThirtyThree and Third Acres of Land in
Leechvillo District, Beaufort County
Also, OneFourh part of Tract of Land, consisting of
Four Hundred Acres which John B. Eborn, deceased
sided his DEATH situated the North side Of Pungo
Creek in Beaufort County, the mouth Of said stream
chased at fair price There Farm on this tract and
Dwelling House. and presents superior natural advantages
for farming and raising stock.
The Title to all this property is undisputed and be
purchased easy and liberal terms. The Mules the
Plantation together with the Hogs Cattle AMI Sheep
be purchased with the farm if desired
For further information, apply either to R. d. EBoRN,
North Creek Beaufort County, JAMES GARRAsoN Long
Creek, New Hanover County.
| ROBERT d. EBORN.
JAMES GARRISON,
Executors of SAMUEL c. EBoRN, Dec'ed.
! Aug. 22, 1S56.-5I-tf
Sc North Carolina Times, at Washington and Raleigh
Standard publish week, until otherwise requested
and send accounts to either of the Executors.