Good Farms ? Good Allotments
Mr. J. G. Staton of Wiliiamston Has
Authorized Us To Sell His Eight Farms _
Seven of these farms are in walking distance of the thriving town of Wil
iiamston. on and just off the main highway to Washington, N. C. Also one
large farm consisting of 108 acres, known us the Cobnrir or Weslovei farm
which is located about 5 miles east of Plymouth.
Four of the Martin Founty farms art- sub-ilivisions of the Kelvin drove
farm. All have good frontages on the improver! highway to Washington,
and range in size from 61 to 132 acres.
The other three Martin County farms arc known as the Reddick farm on
the Washington highway containing 73.0 acres. The Cedar Hill farm ad
joining the Kcddick farm, containing 171.1 acres, and the Bennett farm
adjoining the Cedar Hill tract containing 234.7 acres. These latter two
farms are just off the Washington highway with good frontage oil both
sides of the Tyner Town Koad.
All of these farms are in high shite of cultivation, having a good propor
tion cleared land, with plenty of wdorlsland, and some good young timber
on the various tracts. Each tract has gootl tobacco, peanut and cotton al
lotments, as well as comfortable homes, some of which are large two-story
houses. There are also ample jmck houses, barns, stables, sheds, tobacco
barn and oilier out-buildings, which are in good condition.
I/UK com KN OK WESTOVER FARM IS ABOUT 5 MILES EAST OF PLYMOUTH ON AN IMPROVED SOIL KOAD TO WESTOVER
This large farm containing 188 acres fias .'125 acres cleared and is in a high state of cultivation. ABOUT 15(1 ACRES ARE NOW BE
ING PLANTED IN GRAIN AND COVER CROPS. It is one of the finest farms in Eastern Carolina. The large main residence is set
in a beautiful grove, with numerous out-buildings including a very large barn, stable anil storage building. There are three other
large two-story homes on this farm with other oiit-huildings and 1(1 tobacco barns. Also two tenant houses on a small detached tract
of land. All of these buildings are in good condition . . . The allotments on this farm are: 30.4 acres tobacco; 100 acres peanuts; 4.7
acres cotton, and 10 acres Irish potatoes. From .34 to 100 acres of sweet potatoes have been planted on this place for the past sever
al years. Crops on this farm return good yields with very moderate usage of fertilizer required.
The prices pluced on all the above farms are very reasonable and any one or more of these farms can be purchased on very easy
terms. Don't miss this splendid opportunity to buy a good farm. Purchasers can take possession on or before January 1. Write, call
or better still, see us at your earliest convenience, as we will be glad to give you further detailed information. We'll show you any
of these farms in which you might be interested, and ipiote you prices, terms, etc., without any obligation on your jxirt.
J. W. FERRELL COMPANY
Ferreil and Windham, Selling Agents For the Owner
In Care of George Reynolds Hotel Williamston, N. C