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KUNTliD AND PUBLISHED WEEJLLT, BY THOMAS HENDE1VSON, JUN. PRINTER TO THE STATE.
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RALEIGH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1815.
Three Dolh. per annum.'
Entertainmei.t.
' FOR SALE,
at Ijinj; cn the w.ten of IJnm Crk, u. Gran-T Su cr'b" Prtmded himMf to m mod.e
jjr, wuhiu f.Hir miles of illum.bort,ugb 1 he travellers ajjd other Hit hou i nomjf wi cmi-
jii high ww very health. P. is tract u watered
".Kr,P ,k ""J n Slate has jn ii a plants-;
grknUr large for 8 or 10 hind to wmk to advan
Qte plantation ii ,n ulcralle order. It b a
table Dwelling House, with w.t bootes suited lo !
t anJ farming, and a trood Grist M.l. A cot..i- i
vftart of this land ii u rood Tohtcco L,nd a nv !
r . v. . -
uory, ana n a.so mell adapted U culture of (.AIIKE & SMITH, frvro Fet.rburg, Va. teg leave
A corn vais c- au. I em u unnecessary to 1 to Mtturm the citiien a Raleigh, and U oil who
tifto brifrtidrntrnrrf.
vrni'-ru, ma hi .table well stored with forage- Thosc
h-i may call on him tiaJI rnn the rtraten attrntHMi
He htlo nai!rproruiotiiofcedtlie horvtof tbe mew
Urt of A. n.My. WOODY MARTIN.
Not- 1. ltJli. 46 ?w
Saddle Ea Harness Makers.
M t viewof i.ie premise Applications may
b. to the subscriber iiear Louiiburg, or to Richard
La fOatirille The pavnnt will imt be diffi-
ISfgrot. at Vuation, for ihe whole, or any part,
WM. MUKPKLT.
Wr vt C8 115. ;W
Great Bargains offered.
iul-Kribc-r offers for aale bmb of big improved lott.
k i . . . .. .
me cut oi hauih, auuated on both sidea of one
kott public streets in the city ; there is o; each
anvement dwtlbng house neatly finikhed inside,
necesaary o t nouaes. A lanher descnptioms
i f. unnccenaary at present, suffice it to sav the
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n are entirely ntw, tiaving been built within the
titeen month. W ESLEY W HITAKEK.
jrh, 1st Nov. 1815. 44 tf.
i The Subscriber avails himself of this optmrtun
form bis friends and the public that he hus on hand
n.shed, several ti02en Windsor Chairs of different
nd colours wlacb lie is disposed to sell very low
or on a snort creii: w. W.
nip) v ish to be tumiMieo WiJi 5tcic. uruiics ana tiar
nes. m the tint s vleot elacance. that ttiev have taken a
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p im-uciit sund nearly opposite the Star Other, mhere 126 acres.pinprny cf Samuel Curiew, on Iunr II
ihey a-.surt td coocenied. Urn they have the beu mate- j.iiiung the luii of Jacob Paul, not givtn in for 18i3
ur a rt o-erii)nicu 10 in tuit urcir m uir
ru-l. HTvl mix
Biost filhftii uiAiiiwr, on rea&on.bie trroi ; and by then
sHritbon Xfl bwar.tost. b'llc t di serve ibe j-trw.aCe "f
Wi public. Tbeybaxe feivugbt with the m a Vtrj- ljh
lonableUiOrtaiet.t ol S.;d.e xud i'arnen Mounting, im
ported this fall in the d-rt'erent srrivals in Vii-ginis Or
ders from the town or country will be executed with punc
tuality and dispatch. p.oven.oer iuui,
KK.COM MEXOATION
N OtlCC.
WlLLbekold at the C un-House in C.eimanion, on
Mnd the lididiyo January 1816. the follow
ing Tracts urparcels of Land, or so niiK U tbrrt of as w iU
suiofy the Tr tle.-rou for the year 1813 and 1814, and
c at or Adrrrlisisr :
jJO acres ejUnd, prrrpcrty of AUerson Ellisiw's heirs,
joiuuig ilie U4l of Enoch Flmn, on the Pungo Kim Iload,
Botg'ven:nf w,e j-car 1813 and 18lt.
300 acrrs, property of Tenant Bawch's beips, in the
Lauiclbwao. JbiBingthe laud of Both as Jordan, not
JJl.Cll I Li
ivr.
18i4
'JJ yyrs-j ol Janes W.Uterscn, d-c. juininir
llie Uiid of James Leath aiul ,M J. Clark, not riven in for
1813 and lbU 5
5U acres, property 0f d,Uo j0iuiDg ae land of James
Leaili and AL ram Arthur, not given in for 1813 and 18H.
Si) acres, propety of do joining the land of James
and Cuilin Smith, to. jnven in for 1813 and 1814.
110 acres. IrfOnv ot Eiiza vlh Canrii, mnm, tK.
Wk. W- Mason, having declined die above branch of UnJ of Ueorge M.Vl.nies. Strpln;n Ewuia and Mary Ar
Kntin. m. LiVt a this ODDortuimv to rwcoiiimeiid t- ii.s
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customers, and others, Messrs- uiarse anu amuii,
die and Harness Makers. He has no hesitation in saying
they are good workmen and have suflicictu means to exe
cute their work in a faithful manner.
November 10.
Valuable Lands, Ike. for Sale,
(AT WILMINGTON, N. C.)
(Li be sold at Public auction under the Court-House
.1 Wilmington on Friday the 1st day ol December
, L following Lauds, Teneimnts, &.c.
jjtbat Vkiuubie Rice Plantation situated on the
4 est river of (Jupt-feur and known by the name
Jkuterc, consisting of from 5 to 600 acres of Tide
if, between 2 ana 300 acres of which ar undt r cul
and a laive I'Ody of Upland, including ull ihe
fatid impiDVuinents thereon, with a iai Buck Barn
40fcctit the clear, together u i h the Ferries and
t taking toll at the North East an'd North West
I lies of (.jape Fear river, on die main road leading
fiihe Bnck (louse to VVilniington This ptamalioii is
die best in this State its command ol water and
Uiiy to market renders it on every account a most
ile. object to any person desirous of purchasing a
ltiuita.uo.i-
0 sundry tracts or parcels of Land adjoining or near
iltrr, containing beiweui 4 and 5,000 acres more or
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litasi.i A.it.KlA i4't!UMi Bfllm IlkalT. ..Ilwt imnhtVIll-lll.
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Slate Qf North-Carolina, Wayne County.
Ce-itr. of tku U Qiiurter Session,
Augut Term, 1815.
John Handley & wife Eliiabeth Applewhite t als.
PETI HON'
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, tbat John
Applewhite, one of the defendants in this cae, is not jxi
inhabuani of diis State it is therefore ordatd by the
Court, that six weeks publication be made in the Raleigh
Star, for said John Applewhite to appear at the next Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the county
of Wsyne, st the Court-House in VVaynesborough, on the
third Monday of November next, to plead, answer or -;t .
rrui to said petition, or the petition will be ukeupro con
fenso and prayer granted.
. lVst, JOHV M'KINNE.C. C-C.
State cf North-Carolina, Wayne County.
Court Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
.lugwt Term, 1815.
Juhu Scott, by Chs. Scott his attorney vs. Samuel Burdiow
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
TT appearing to Uie satisfaction of the court, that Samuel
nii..,.,.w. the defemla'.tin lU.s r.;.se, having rentovea
state. o that tbs ordiiifv pi-ocess f law cannot
,.u c-iiJible of very advangeou improvement, j oe ei.Ved on him it is therefore ordered by the court,
I'uniRUQM ivinjr in saia i-oui.iy, anu anown dv ,,,, -..i.iiotion lie made, in the Kaleieh SUf, tor turee
uwoirhy eaUiiiuiotf defendant mav come forward and replevy
. ...ifK .7 u.xna. ). : ; r w r. .. -
or plel. UC
. Test. JOHN JTK1VNE. C C. C.
waBJ atlts :.
Ruated upon
iuaoie Mill s.a
V less, together with til the Mouses, mi;1s, itice
i p, ftinl otlier iu.provemenis tWereon. A part of
C' italion is now cultivated hi iTice, ami is esteemed
etent juug.-i aiuost valuable body of Lanu and is
n on the river.
408O acicof Land more or less, in different tracts
fttla !tuattd on and nun Livingiou's Creekand
jeatBiMiich tn. rtof inciadn.g a very valuaole Mill
Hid a vast fund f excellent pint- TiTn'ier.
:t or less m dineitnt tracls or par
mar t iliiout ctvek mcudipg a n
. . an abunUaiice of Pine i niiber.
n ;-e or less in sundry parcels or
ol Laiu: o i IjWii ere'Ii ana the br,. m iles tiiereo:
lereio adjaceir., mciudnig aveiy valuable will seat,
iaai already mucjiu plenty best Ptne 'limber
oone Lot No 40 and upwards 3-4 pari of Lot No 21
siui'vibe, with an eiean1 Mansion hou.n. thereon
ing atioui 90 1'eet by jo iii Hie most eligiL,le part of
uwn cither Tor klewsure " for pu tit
Otwowaicr lols leased foi 91 yei.rs b the Comir.is
rsofSjnuhville, opposite the betorc iiiv ntioned Nos
id 2l whereon is a Store, and a W are!., use upwards
W feet long, a W liarf, &x.
le Mill scats la.xt aescrioeu xrc iioni itw j
from V ihniiitrton
i'e Condiiion of Sale are as follows, viz :
n ner cent, on e amount ot purchase to be paia at
tme of Sale and the balance in qual lnstalnunis ot
twn and three veai'S in Notes Willi approved Minor
bay-able at either the Bank 0 Cape Fear or Wilnung
biancli of the State Bank of North-Carolina, and a
U on the DroDerty--Inlerest to be paid annually.
tether particulars may be known on application to me
briber and a more detailed description oltue proper
bU be given at the time of Sale.
YV. ISiV,B0Jviy uamci uj mc
Batik o Cape Ftar.
ilmington, September 7th, iB15- Ht.
New Uoods.
ANDERSON CbiiTIS,
lOKM the pfioiic that ' he has just received a new
bDly uf Uboda, auitubl to tne aeason, coiiiui.K ui
t..caasime;s, flannels, rose and dutch blankets.
!.. n. do. Groceries and a variety of other
Hea. which he wdl aell on the lowest terms for cash.
Pl5. d-
?L? New Oooda
60Iib has iusl received a lianldsome Assortment of
,Ooods. suiuol-- to the season ; consisting of super
cloths, casimevts und coarse cloths, rose and striped
ikeu, pelese cloths, tlanneis ana green u., u....
kmabirting, Sic cambricxs ienoe,
fea, pit: - cnniincBJi, umiu,....-., j---.
'Ines, tuik ana coon ttockmgs, sua. sieevws ai.u
atJWls, &c lianUku chiefs,' Fir and Morocco Hats,
VT.... hru- and saniiais, glass ware, queens
L hard ware and cutlcy; cotton and wool carus, win-
I J' . l nil uhnvplA.
lass and putty, wier. irons, pu
hots, paniie I saws, uuioro ua, - irr-
PfS l mi '. iro and sted, ,c we.
rVabovw vonmeht he will sell on tne roost reason.
icrmaforC shonly,
feight Nov. 15- .
tuv
For Sale.
THE subscriber having in view to remove to (lie west
ward, offers for sale between twenty -three and twenty-four
nuiulred acres of Land, in Wake County, in sepa
rate tracts, viz. one tract of H46 acres, on Great Lick
Creek, 15 miles northwest ol" lUleighr on the main uoad
leading from Raleigh to the Fishdani ford; on which is
two plantations in tolerable repair, a good dwelling house
and outhouses, an apple orchard, with other appendices.
good new built Saw .Will, with a large quantity of good
pine and other timber for sawing The range is good
the soil is well suited to the culture of Tobacco or any
kind of grain, perhaps inferior to no'ie in (lie county. Also,
one other tract near the above premises, containing HI
acres, on which is a small plantation, with tolerable
buildings One other tract, in the neighboroood, cf 200
acres, mostly woodland. Also, one other Uact, about t
miles from the above, of 350 acres, on winch is a new
dwelling bouae, and a smali plantation, in good repair
the land is of a good qualm . Also, one other tract, 7 or
8 miles west of Kalcigli, consisting of 2U2 acres woodland.
All or any cf the ab:ive traots will be sold on reasonable
terms for -ahh, negroes or on a reasonable credit.
;-or further iiifornuon enquire at the premises.
Vm, E, ROBERTS.
Wake Countv, October 24, 1315,
liey.
113 acres, property of James Loyd, dec. joining the
land of J ohn Russell' heirs and the hnN
lison, not given in
40J acres, property of John Russel s heirs, joining the
land of Aaron Lyon's Leirs and James Loyd, not given in
400 acres, propert) if William Russell's heirs, in the
Bluff Marsh.
115 acres, property oT Ed ward Lemmon's heirs, joining
the land of James KatlH", given in.
50 acres, property ofbjali Farrow, dec. on the North
Dividing Creek, not give; in.
320aci.s, property jf'3eorge F. Vallaner, joining the
land ol Thomas Faddingain Swanquarter, not given in
690 acres, property of Thomas Smith's heirs, on Smith
Creek and Broad Creek, joining the land of Eliiabeth
Farter's heirs, not given h.
53,287 1-2 acres, held is the property of Judge Harris,
der. in company wuh Jo&i (i. Blount, between Mattamus
kcet Luke and Pampiic Sound, and between ihe Lake
and Juniper Bay, and Svanquarter, and Rose Bay, and
back of Ihe settlements n Puugo Rivrr, on the north side
of the Laki, and beiweei the ljake and Long Shoal River,
Prt paieniea iy jonn iowcu and Jonn u. Blount, not
given in.
083 acres, property of do. on the south side of Matta-
muskect Like, and My Race, on which his plantation
stands, not given in.
640 acres, property q" do. on the north side of Matta-
muskeet Lake, near if ort Point, patented by Sam'l Strud'
wick, not given in for th year ibi3 and i8i4.
i Lot iliGernianton, pbperty of Frederick Mason, dec.
not given in lor 181 j andk8i4-
Lots in Montatnnry, nk eivtn in for i8i3 and 1 8i4 :
No 1, property of WilLtn Forteseue No 3, do of Wm.
Hcrre1!; No 6, do AmaA and Abesha Pruchett; No 8,
do Philip Benjamin ( ti 20, do Thomas Mollison i No
24,do William Cowell j N 33, do iemon Alderson , No Si,
do Elias Howell ; No 13Jdo Redding Jones ; No 47, uo
Natl-u'l Tooly ; No 49, 0 8amuel Catlder j No .59, do
Alien oi-aves; No 50, do John Alderson, jun. ; No 17, do
rail . ml .TA . . . w '
i nomas Auams i ao Simon Alderson : No 39, do
Arr-asa ana Abenfia Pritcfaett i No 04, do Abner Loiiir i
No 53, do Thomas Carrow ; No 52, do Taylor Staplefoot ;
No 46, do Benjamm Iliounl, jun.
One tract of, land, on the north side of Lightwood
Creek, joining (he land of Stephen Carter's heirs, con
taining J0) acres, property of Judge Harris, dec. not given
in.
' RATHEAS MARTI Sheriff.
Hyde CountyjNbwl8. 115. 48-fw
Sale of Negroes.
PHERE w.M be aoWl at the court Louse in CbathaCt
county un the b.rt day ofjanu.rv in-xt. til liKeU Ne-
groe. to wit, tiir Krll, w and tmo Wenches. n credit
of 12 months being part of the Eate of ill urn PtUy,
Jun. deceaaed sold by order of ornri to n Vr adiision.
The AuminUtrQiort.
Nov. 15th. 1815. 4K 3w
Notice.
A T November Term f S vne Ountv Court 1815.
ly ubcnber quablk-d as Xcut-r of the last w ji
and tegument of Cutien H ackm.n late of said countv
All persons hiving claim against sid deceased, of 'hat
ever kind or denominati.m, must et'ubit tkern t rope r
authenticatd witlnn urn prescribed t u, other
wise this kotice wilt b pkail In ba- - Cm rernvrry.
" J. SJ.OCVAID.
Cist f:ir 1815 t" r
Notice. "
ON Monday the 13h of December nxt, the le
the personal Property of Cullen Blackman, dec. ill
commence at Initiate dwtlhngnear Wanesboro mn.
sisting of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep ; house
hold ami kitchen furniture ; farming ntensils, corn, fod
der and 4 number of other valuable articles! and also
the said plantation will be rented for one rear- 1 ha
ale will be cotinued from dav to dav until the whole la
old at this place. On Monday the 18th the sale ot the
property of said C. Blackmail, deceased, will commence at
the mill on Brooke r ' Swamp, consisting of five valuable
Negroes, horses, mules, oxen, cattle, hogs, sheep, corn,
fodder, house-hold and kitchen furniture, fanning uten
sils, c At tne same time and place, the negroes be
longing to said estate (which are not directed to be sold
will be hired for one year. The sale will be continued
from day to day until the whole is told ; six months ere.
ait wm De given tor all tne purchased property.. Also
at the same time and place, the Land which said decea
sed bought of Isaac Guldens, containing teres on
Isthroes marsh ia Wayne county, will be sold at six and
twelve months credit. On Saturday the 16th, the plan,
tatiort which said deceased bought of Uriah Bass, where
on Charles Holmes Formerly lived, lying immediately on
Neuse river in the county aforesaid, containing 475 acres,
will be sold on the premises. This is valuable farming
land and advantageously situated for range two or three
years credit will be given. Notes wilk good security
with interest from the date will in every instance be required-
J SLOCUMB, Exje'r.
Wayne county, 21st Nov 181 V B 4w
W
Mark Cooke
ILL give 15 cent-. pr pound 101 1 allow r.na scents
per pound tor -Beeswax, t pari gouus . v.-..,
for any quantity that may be ottered vo nun i-k
25lbdi)fHeceiiiDernext.
Raleigh, November 15, 1S15. .
WILLIAM PECK,
HAS lately returned from New-loik, with a general
assortment of DRY GOODa, HARDWARE, CU1
Lfcb Y and GROCERIES- Among them arc, beat super
fine Broad Cloths, Fine Cottons, Silks, Linens, &c. bought
mostly with Cash, and with careful setection. He wishes
to sell them to his old friends nod new ones, and to all
others for moderate profit Living, fortunately, near ac
commoditing Banks, he lto;es ti.ei-y will be huleor no oc
casion for crediting, and ol cuirse will have no chance for
dunning his customers. )ui:igh, Zipt- 29 1815.
NOlTcK.
THOSE, in whose hands msy be any of ;1 printed co-
1 f . Tuition, to be preferred to our auue icg.
Notice.
XX obedience t: a decree made by the honorable the
Judge of the court of Equity for the county of Edge
combe anil btateof North -Carolina,, in a suit wherein Jo.
sepli Arlington and others were complainants and the
ben s of Robert Kicks and others were defendants v ill
be sold by tUeSieriffof the county of Edgecombe at the
court-house in tie town of Trrborongh. on Saturday the
6 ll day ofjanurry, 1816, a tract of LAND, containing
190 acres more or less, situate in saidconnty on the south
side of Tar-rivet, and adjoining the lands of Eii Ricks,
Henry Ricks andothers, being parcel of the tract ct land
purchased by .bmes Ricks tlv elder of John Flowers;
Also at (lie samfc time and place, will be sold the Mill Seat
at the falls of Tar-river, well known for the advantages
which it posstises, being situated on a never failing
stream, and a tkickly sett led neighborhood. Twelve and
eighteen montls credit will be allowed the purchaser,
Bond with approved security payable to the Clerk and
Master of ihe Cfuurt of Equity of Edgecombe County will
be inquired.
HOB EK I STUAR 7 , C. M. .
Nov. 23, 1815. 4fl 5w pd
pies of apetition, to be VJlK.
laturt, at their next ensuing session, on r
nalties annexed to publw immoraUues, are .equested to
make the following corrections
46
5BOOT & SHOE FACTORY.
"!.rr J5n. line fifth from the bottom,
frlke nut little if anu, leval restraint it provided; and in-
TdJZ?oZ day ttyive cents" ybedone
on the blank margin, to the left -i'
a note of reference.
Boarding for Female Students.
THE subscriber will. wi7in thecourse of a Jew week
TOHN HOLLOW AY,
4? nhand lour or five bucdrfcd pairpr auoia w
iL. 'k taree assortment of bhoeS,
chU offer for sab on reasonable terms ti8 shop.
i j vi ... ,,y .u na viii ir a uuiiiuii v.
eu' nrtved.e etiahkd ta execute uy order; . two
hflv mmnleted bis new oweiiins-""'i r "
. havecompietennw aecommoda-
wiiK-u ....
Aeademy, u'
. . J .1... urminarv.
n 2!!?. tf S'SSZ fa! thier use." Wg
tnree '"r. ,iUBovs wUl also be taken.
uetacneu iwi ' i f. HON EKE.
Notice.
THE subscriber having qualified at Februar term,
1815, as administrators of David and Winifred Dar
nell, request all persons indebted to make payment, and
those having claims to bring them forward within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be barred.
EDMUND LANE,
MOSE8 HUTCHIN9.
Nov. 22, 1815- 47 -3t.
....
Notice.
WILL be sold at the luU dwelling house of Joseph S.
Darden, dec. on Thursday the 14Ui of D' C-ml er
next, all the perishable property of said deceaxed ; con
sisting of a larce. stock of Uorwa, cattle and sheep, one
UKely mule, about two hundred barrels of corn, six of.
seven tl.ousand Weight of fine pork, and a number
other articles too tedious to mention six months will be
given, the purchaser giving notes with approved security
before the property is changed.
A. DARDEJ
JHTK WARREK
Nov. 15th, ISIS. .4f 3-
Advertisement,
A T November l ens, Green Count Court, letters df
V administration were granted to the subscribers on
the estate of the late Joseph Speight Dartien, dec there
fore request all those persons having anyju. csima
against said estate td bring them forward properly au
thenticated within the time prescribed by law, oth. rwisn
this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery j and
all those indebted to said estate are requested to nv k
immediate payment; as the situation of the estate will
riot adkut of indulgence.
A HARD EM
JET. IVARREJV.
November 15, 1315". 48
Female Academy Warrenton.
ryUE exumiiaVion of the Pupils at this seminary closed
on the 18tfi inst. The exercises of the school will re
commence on the first Monday in Jmiuary, under the same
supcrlntcnd.uice as heretofore.
JACOB M0RDECAI
November 2Q, 1815- .r .48 1 a w Dec e o w Jan.
The Raleigh Reading Room,
IS open to subscribers and strangers. Terms, Five Dol
lars per annum, or at that rate for aleser,time. Per.
sons passing two or three weeks in town are invittd to at-
tend gratis Those who ex.oct to remain n town a
month, are permitted to subscribe- - 1
WM. E. HARVEY,
At the bar .office.
Strayed from the subset iber s house, len mile north of
Raleigh, near Powell's ford, about a week ago, a like
ly sorrel Horse, with a blaze face, and some white hairs
interspersed over his body. He is in good order, age nbt
precisely known, though believed to be young ; was late
ly purchased in South Carolina, and it is believed that he
will be aiming that way. Any person who wi'l stop said
horse and give information, or bring him to th subscri
ber, will confer a favor, and shall be generously reward
ed. . ORREJV D. LA MO If.
Wefriconnty, 28th Nov. 1815- 48
Notice.
THE subscriber at November term 1815, of Wayne
Court oi Pleas and Quarter Sessions, having qualified
as administrator to the estate of, Betijamin W. Caswell,
deceased give notice to all persona having demands a
gainst the said estate to bring them forward properly au
thenticated within the time prescribed blaw, otherwise,
they will be barred of recovery and thos , indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate payment, as
no longer indulgence can e gnren.
. IV. B
Land for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale 16o0 acres of LAND, a'
bout 14 miles west of Raleigh There is on the pre
mises a dwelling house with five rooms below stairs,'
storehouse with a eompting and lumber rooma saw
mill lately erected, with an old grist milt and cotton ma
chine In tile winter season ihe mill pond covers a, large
quantity of land whicji may be drained and cultivated
and from some small experiments I have made I find it
extremely productive it produces a great deal of natu
ral grass 1 cut and cured last summer SO loadi of hay
from a part of it and those acquainted with rice sup
pose 1000 bushels might be made annually 'f he land
lies on Neuse river and on both aides of Barton's creek
it is extremely well watered and timbered, and .v
markably healthy. Also another traet abaut 20 niilei
from Raleigh, containing about 288 acres, good, free corn
L and. On this tracts .there is jalso a grwt mill, with a
very neat and strong dant made of rock t it grinds but.
little in dry Seasons, but m great deat in wet. I will sefl
the whole or a part, upon as accommodating terms.
any purchaser could desire.
, ; - CHARLES TCEMfOIf.
20th November, 1513." ' , ' 48 6w
1 Take Notice. .
ALL persons who wish to haV WOOpEN PX'MPS set
in their Wells, an .have the wineoneby sTpplica
tion to the Subscriber who will warrant them io be made
of the best materials, and to perform vjtXti Ills conditionf
we one Dollar ptrfoot, and the Iron Rod and Handles to
be an eltffccharge "-4V '-f-j --", - ' ? -
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N. 3. Aby person who wishes to have fratcr conveyance
brrmghtto seeffath point, c'ail have tM tf Arjie.at jflie
rate of 4 dollars per 00 feet, they tic'k. " JOsJ;
boards, and attendant. ; 5
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RAX A WAY from the 'Sulj be betengt lt Wulljua .
County, on the 12th inigh eourtihouse. South-Ca
anpreritice upward of 20 y erly the property of MLu
low Stature. All persons arand sold to Mr. Hodge an4 -v
or employing said apprentice firister The owner i
secute, with rigor, ail otfeifid'tove property, pay thugti-'fZ
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