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i ....i JOURNAL. Published every dv in the year ei cpt Monday, at lr Middle Street. Phosi No. 8. . CHARLES L. STEVENS, . ."'CDITOK'AND PROFRIKTOH. SUBSCRIPTION KATES:'. Jne year, In advance,. .1 ........ 00 lonihlv,' by carrier in the city, ... 60 . Advertising Rates furnished on appli cation. Entered at the Post Office, New Berne, N. C aa second class matter, New Berne. N. C. Feb. 2. 1898. The Paleigh Morning Pest after several weeks of steady improvement in news matter, advertisements and size teems to have in its last SuridayV issue about : reached tbe point of newspaper perfection. Aside from any personal pride or boasts it may make itst lf, as to its material pros perity, tbe Morning Poti bearseverj evidence of being a paper that hat come .to stay, and cue which will bear its part in assisting every best interest of North Caroliua toward a better development, and will do its part towatds advaueiug the t'ress interests, by showing how a. news paper should be conducted by its own progress. CBABITT AND THE WEATHER. The weather of this week in its chilliness and wintry blasts, cannot fail to make every person who ba a hour, arid fireside, sensibly 'rate fol for this blessing, however other inattuiB may weary or distress. New lidrne and its people are fortunately blessed in being com paratively free from all actual suf fering which winter weather may brirfg." . Beports from Northern cities show by the appeals now going forth, that thousand of people in them uetd assistance, not for mere sustenance, alone, but for shelter and food in order that they may not perish .tinder the wintry blasts of ice and now. There can be do such necessity of action iu this city, for while the tornperature ranges below the free ing point for. a day or two. there is no snow to add to the cold, to in crease human nature's discomfort. Such weather as now prevails, onght to be of special value to every charitable organization in New Borne, for it will bring to light every case of destitution and make clear tbe actual needs and demands of every unfortunate family in the city. But of special importance this weather ought to b. to fully show why destitution, prevails in any household, and make easy the work for charity givers to find and ' apply the remedy for every case of desti tution The work of Charity organiza tions is not so muoh to provide tem porary comforts- for people, and keep them supplied during uu sea sonable weather with shelter, fiod or raiment, as it is to discover those who are really uuabls to help them selves and assist tnem, and to also find those who are able to help themselves, bnt go not. The provision and care of the first is a simple matter; but more important is the list, to arouse peo ple to work today, in rrder that to morrow may not find them made helpless by the weather, and thus made subjects of public charity, be cause i hey did not work when they could have had it. There are many white people in New Heme who will be made se riously uncomfortable by the winter weather, and jet thesa same people could be at work and so be well pro vided for during this season. It every church organization will find ont who are llio need and see Catarrh. Oaanot Be Gartd. with Local Application, as tliejr cannot reach the arat of iliediseve, CsUrih is a blood or conttluitltfcia'. disease, and In t'Mer tit cure it Jim Bxi-1 lake Internal renieditt. Uall's Calarrli Curs is taken Imsraollv, sod acta dlraily on Hit: Mood asil ruocous uifa's. Hull's Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It was pre scr1.!! ot the 1ml phyirlsos In tuts countrv tar rears, ami is a regular pre-ciipilna. Il U sonipoavd of lbs beat Ionics known, combined wib the best blood punfUrs, acting directly . on tbe mucous surface. Tbs perfect eoiBblostloo vX Um two l-asrvriksnts U whit produces tariy wondariul nrultl tn eurhg raUrih. heod for (miIi llkla, free. V. J.Chkkkv CoM Vtnt'K. TuMo, O. Hold oyrinlgtflsts, ptiraT&i. U ill's Kstnliy PUIS srs IN but lust they are given einj. IovnieL,t, the will be doing a work of real benevolence, and exbibitiug a prac tical charity of far reaching benefit to those who are no; .nemployed,aDd to tbe entire community, aa it will cao.Be ft feeling of thrift, which does Dot now exist in many quar ters. AMERICAN LUMBER SUPPLY. Tb Plaatiac f ronM Uksly to B aa Important Indnstrr. Looking not very far into the future, it seems that the planting of American forests will become a productive indus try. Preservation of old forests, with their masses of dry underbrush, and fire inviting collections of dry leaves, may be advisable for some reasons These immense masses of firewood undoubted ly tend to collect snow, which, by its gradual melting, furnishes a supply to the water reservoirs beneath tbe surface of the ground. Snow thaws less quickly under the shade of trees than in tbe bright sunlight Less water, therefore, runs to supply floods and freshets than when tbe snow is made to pass away gradually. Bnt this question does not affect the solid timber interests. In old forests, where there is a strug gle for life among tbe trees by reason of their growing so thickly together, tbe result is the necessity of waiting many years before the trees will reach a size to moke them desirable for tim ber purposes. Where trees have room to grow and are properly cared for most kinds of American trees will furnish useful timber in 20 or SO years, and for many other purposes they can be em ployed even younger. It takes well on to a century for the straggling trees in a dense wood to have any marketable value. - v. While good timber is becoming grad ually scarcer on account of our annual forest fires, rising from tbe conditions already stated, tbe demand is increasing, and, what is more remarkable, Europe is already calling on America for a sup; ply of lumber. American oak especially is iu great demand iu the old world, while onr black walnnt is closely fol lowing in its wake. Onr lighter woods also Buch as the tnlip tree and poplar are coming into great demand there for packing boxes and cuses where light weight is a great object. ThoEe who are interested iu forestry in our country should take up the matter of encourage ment of forest planting. It will soon be a greater question than forest preservation.- Median's Monthly. - ANCIENT POLITICAL "RINGS." Olden Time Rebemes For Obtaining Wealth and Power. Tbe evil of monopolies and rings was known to ancients, Aristotle referring to them in his "Politics," aud then, as now, it was found necessary to bold them in check by legislation. Tbe mo nopolist was in Roman law called a dardauarius and pnuished onder tbe Lex Julia da Annoua. Monopolies of clothing, fish und all articles of food were prohibited by tbe Emperor Zeno under pain of confiscation and exile, so tbat it is certain that tbe "rings" of the ancient days were as mischievous as they are now. At Athens a law lini ited.the amount of a corn a man might buy. Tbe earliest recorded instance we have was a coru "ring. " There is au uucieut tradition that tbe king who mads Joseph his prime min ister and committed into bis bands the tntire administration of Egypt Was Apepi. Apepi was one of the shep herd kings und ruled over the whole ot Egy.pt as Joseph's pboruoh seems to huvo done. The prime minister during seven years of remarkable plenty bought np every bushel of corn beyond the ab solute needs of the Egyptians and stored it. Daring tbe terrible famine that fol lowed be was able to get bis own price aud bartered corn successively for the Egyptian money, cattle and land, and, taking one-fifth for pharaob, made bim supremely wealthy. It Was not merely a provident act, but a very politic one, bis policy being to centralize power in tbe monarch's bands. London An- DUTIES OF CHRISTIAN LIFE. Ne Vlrtae In One's Daily Actios Oalssa '' It Is Established la tbe Sou I. "The obligations and duties of the Christian life are not all external," writes Cardinal Gibbons, pointing out a religious life to young men, in The La dies' Home Journal. "Tbey are mainly material and must proceed from the heart There is no virtue in one's daily actions unless it be first established in tbe soul and is only an external expres sion of tbe soul's convictions or prolon gation of heartfelt sentiments. Yet the external practice of Christian virtues and tbe performance of Christian duties pertain to the integrity, if not to tbe es sential character, of the Christian life. Tbe interior sentiments soon perish without external expression, ss life and bodily powers become extinct without due and proper exercise or employment. "However, as tbe external duties are not absolutely and uuder all circum stances essential, they vary both iu number and frequency according to en viron men Is and opportunities. A hnsl ness man cannot do all tbat a clergy man is expected to do, a man in trade not what a man iu leisure can aocom plish nor a man of the world all tbat is possible and easy to out who keeps him self from society. But all, no matter Where, no matter wbal their engage ments aud secular pursuits, bow little or bow much time they can call their own, ran and are obliged to perform dully arts of prayer and religion and accomplish many duties of virtue and charily. There is no condition of lfb which is incompatible with lbs dictate and principles and precepts of tuw Christian life. " A Bailees Tows. The city of Santa Fe, tho capital of Now 11 ei loo, was founded too years ago by Joan da Ousts, and there lias never been a rat, a mouse nr a cat with iu Its corporate limits. Tbs air is loo high and dry for rorteuts aud feliuas, Cham pagua owes its quality to tbe soil, a mixture of chalk, silica, light clay and oxldo of Iron, and to tbe great care and delicate manipulation in man ofactnra, After the oonqaesta of Mexico and Tero emeralds were so abnndnut tbat (ius HpsnUb nobleman took horns three busbuls ul llieia TOHIit(lii.l) IS . . : It AY Take Laxative iironio Quiniue Tib lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c Tbe genu ine bas Ij. B. Q. od each tablet. THE LAST. Ah, not lb first Ion dearest, bat the IsaM (Sol Whoeaa tell?) The tides ot youth, dear heart, ma but, ma tut. Tbe bade npoa the young tree shoot and swell Beekleee ot frosts. Weill Weill. Whj should we dwell on follies that are past' for now, behold, the green and callow shoots Of earlj spring Are dry and withered to the Tory roots. ' They were lore's first faint perfumed offer ing v : . - " Ifcking swift wing, ' : Leaving a fragrant memory, but no fruits. Let ne not speak of them with smiling soorn. . They have made way For the rich bloom and fruitage later born. And born of spirit rather than of clay, -Making our day - - 1 Glad with the freshness of perpetual mora. Eternal! Dear, lot ns believe it so, " And in onr bliss Let dull analysis and doubting go. Unquestioning, while in a rapturous kiss Like this my sweet and this The fuunees ot celestial joy we know I Annie L. Honey in New York Son. The Greatest Discovery Yet. - W, M. Repine, editor T'skilwa, "Chief," sajsv 'VVe' won't keep bouse withon'. Dr. King's New Dig oovery for Consumption, doughs aud : Colds. Experimented with many others, but never got the true remedy until we used' . Dr. King's New Discovery. No other remedy can take its place iu our home, as in it we have a certain and sure cure . for ' Coughs,' Colds, Whooping Cough, etc.'' In is idle to experiment with otber remedies, even if they aro urged on you as jut as good as Dr. King's New Discovery. They are not as good, becanle this remedy has a record of cures and besides is 'gnai nnteed. It never fails to satisfy. Trial bottles free at F. 8. Duffy's Drug Store. ; CHE&PEXCURSIOH RATES. Atlantic & North Caolinu Ruiliond, ' Tiars. ortalioo Dep'l, ' New nemo, N. C, Jim. 28, 'B6 Eastern I'arolira , Fish, Oyster, Game, I and Industrial Fair, NEW BERNE, IT. C, Feb. 28, to Mar. 5, '98. Lines of the AtKociated Itnilways, A&DiOF&Y.V and Fe.b wrd Air Line have adopted the following low rate of fare for tile above for the round trip which includes one admission fee: Fron 'har!oite,.......V. 0 5 " Darham t...... ...... 4 83 " Firest City.. ... 11 70 ' Gastiuln..... 1005 " Henderson 5 45 ' Muxion, 595 Marion 1150 " Norfolk, via Kinton 0 60 Portsmouth, via Goldsborn, 7 75 Pcterobug, via Goldsboro,. . 7 25 Rural Hall 8 00 Danville. Va.. 7 65 Fayetteville, ..- 4 65 Franklin, Va....... ... ... 645 Greensboro, ......' 6 65 Lattimore,.i,... .. 1120 Mooreshoro, ... 1185 Norfolk, via Goldsboro,.... 7 75 Pembroke,..;,.. . '.. 565 " Portsmouth, via KlnstOD,;.-.; 6 60 . Petersburg,' via Kinston, . . . 6 73 Raleigh,,.. 400 Richmond, via Goldsboro,. 8 00 " " Kinston,,.. 7 50 Rutherfordton,.... It 85 Selma 310 Pnndford, 5 40 Shelby 1100 Suffolk, via Goltlrhom, 7 16 " Kinston 0 (HI yVeldon, via Ooldhboro, .... 4 95 , ' Kinslnn 4 45 Wilmington.... 5 15 V iuston and Salem... ..... 7 53 Good final limit for return pa?aiige until March 8th, 1898. 3. I- DILL. Bupt. CPUJM, CHLORAL AND COCAINE HABITS A radical, positive anil permanent curs murant No"ti itctdmadayi. AtaoluUly narmim. 'taperifif ofi" tmxos No substitu tion method. ?"r "-T .. A. OUNN, M.D., 41 Beat 2lst Street, New Vera City. BRANCH OFFICE Ifa.Pirl'rMiiro,, rSwcesitrs tj H. W. flilshy 3c Co.) I!an!ier. and , Hrokere. Btoelit'Bssas, 1st ton. Oral. ' frevlsleas Bon gilt and sold for rash or nn margin ( una per cent. In lots from t'U up. OTcrCitton Kiclinniti'. HTNatlonal lit. ok krfcrrnor. leTH-4'neienl VuHMins. a. o. nj:wi;i tiny. llanser. KCRKA 1.(1 1 Ki B KO. 1, I. O. O. T.; Offl-.ors:-a.J. lisosway, N O.; C.H. Hull, V. Q.i J. L. Moiuly, K'e'd. Sec'ty; J. K. 1'srter, Jr., Treae. Ketruiar meeilni(s every Moauay ulrht at . uO o'clock. i CAI.UfilET ENCAMPMENT NO. 4,1. O.O. F. omcers: C. H. Hall, C. P.: F. ft. Hymen, H. e.jN. C. Iluuhts, S. W.; A. K. Hlbbant, J. w.; H. C. Lunisdeu, Hciibe; K. Ijerook, Treas. Uegjtar Knoamument, 1st,, Bd, alia j itn O'sdv) t'eursdajr nltiUis in each monUi st 710 : o olncH i ITHENfA LiUtMjB NO. S, K. ot MeeU every Tuesday night In tbeir Castle Halt, i Middle ree; visiting Knlvnts wl't lecelve a cblvalr'o welooioM. J. H. Smith, O. O.; A. K. I' tlnmn. . ; W. 8. Parxoo, K. R. ' 0. C. TUornton, M. ot F. J. J. Baxter, M. or c. LANTOS CI.Kl.ONT NO.S, P. M., I. O. O. r, Ortlcei'B . J-o. biover. Captain; T. G. Hy man, Lieut. . P. H. Pellelier, Ensign ; Wm. J. Pitts, Clerk; Ed. Uerovk, Accountant. Hex aiar Cantonments, Sd and 4th. Thursday nihU in each month at 8 W o'clock '.'HAVEN LODCE NO. l, KN1GHT8 OP HAR MONY: Meets SuO and 4th Wednesday ilL-bts In each mouth in Kountree's Hall, at " 30 o clock, e. H. Hall, Prt-sldent; i. U. Smith, Swiretary. ST. JOHN'S J.ODl.K NO. S, A. P. AND A. M : meers:-T. W. Uewey, W. U.; N. Cane. 8. W.; George Green, J. W.J T. A. Green, rress.; W J Pitts, Kec'ty. Regular Cow. municaUohs Si Weonesday eaoh month. CUATTAWKA 1KIBK NO. 14, IMP. O. K.N Meets the Snd Sleep of every 7 Suns Monday night at K. ol P. ( ftstle (tall. Middle SUn-et, Mew Kern. . N. C. Visiting Kwl Men always welcome. T. J. Pae, bS'-netn; J. H. Smith, o. oik . . . , - ' . , ; S-Vf BKRNE CUAP"'Kll HV. 4K, K. A. M.: ftlemst T. A. wreeti, H. P, K.i T. W. Uewny, Scribe; Cmts. Duffy, Trots.; C. n. tlrailhain,. Sec'ty. Bvguiar oonvoca Uuis Stl Mondav each month. ST. JOHN'S COMMANDEBY Nil. Hi, K.T.: 'nioers.- 1. W. Dewey, K. C; Jas. Kuilmond G.;T. G. Tlyiiiaii, C. G T. F. Ale arnhy. Prelate; It, S. PAmi-oee. Hecortler. Regnlat Conclaves first lad third Friduvs oi the month. , KNIGHTS OF : HONOR Officers t 8. D. Pope, Dictator; G. t. Vtusun, Reporter; W. p. Kount'ie, Financial tfooi'ter Sew Rcrne Lodge No. 448 meeta the soil and 4ih triday nlirlits at 7:83 o'clock in Rountree's Uelt, Pollock Street. MEW BRUMS LODGE NO. 1, F. II. AC. l.W. Hlildlr, Prest;J. H. S'ul'li, KecortUng ctyi E. is. Qutoley, Ftnencinl !wty. Meets in Knightx ol Pythias baU every 1st and 2nd Wednesday nights iu each month, - -STEAMERS- CAROLINA DISPATCH; LINE, -AND- FREIGHT & PASb&NGEK.. For All loi nts North. The Steamer NEUSE will leave on Mondavs, Wednesrlays, ami Fridays at 6 p. tn., sharp. Mak ing no stops between .New iierno to Elizabeth City. - ... The Steamer NEWBE11NE . will sail on Tuesdays aod Fridays at l'S o'clock, noon, makiiiK Jandinirs at Oriental, Ocracoke and Roanoke Island.. I3f Freight received not ' later tban one hour previous to sailing. For further information apply to GEO. HENDERSON, Agt. M. K. Kino, Gen. Mgr., H.O. IIcD0ix3,Gen.Frt.4 Pass. Agt. Norfolk, Va. New Berne.. N. C, Sept. 18, 1891 PROFESSIONAL. P. II. Pelletlcr, ATTOUNEI AT LAW, Xlddle Street, Lawyer Brick BulldlBg. Will nrartlce In tn Counties nl Craven Cartel et, Jones, Onslow and PamUco. V. H Court st Nw Berne and Buprrma Conrt f h8tats. ....... i r. M. Simmons. A. 1. War. i. II. Fon. 1 E. W. Pou. SIMIONS, POU & WARD, ATTORNEYS and COUNSELORS al LAW. sr.w BtKsir. n. r. Ofllce 68 Po, Front Street, nearly oppo- sue Hotel cnattawkn. (OHices nlfo at Raleich and fimitlifleld ) Praellen In the eonnlies ol Craven. Thinltn. Snnrm, Onslow, vianeret Pamilm, Wsa, Johnston. Harnett and Wlhton; tn tn Hn- lirema mh'1 hednral Courts, and wlierever sorvices are (lemr. o. A Gain in New Berne ! We Hare Juit Received a lot of NO. 1 HANDMADE RED HEART CYPRESS SHINGLES. Which excels anything in the way nf covi-rliia; houses that has ever been In vented yet, . ; - We have a laree lot of them on hand snd must he sold at some price, riw, here they go. . BIQ HILL, , . The Shingle Han. Old Dominion Steamship Co. I -- J - fl OH f " 1 H " f, i o W 'A O I J M O p ? ) ' Z't 2 d " -J V. V. 'A c-a t E o 7. - 5 2 o p h k a J t z: V, AVre.i talking to 1 About Furniture The sharpest point we can argue is the fact that our LONO ESTABLISHED business ' and the Great Arm y of Sat isfied Patrons we hare made is the best testimony as to the quality of our goods and the way we do business. .... ALL KINDS OF' Desirable cv. ' found bnro Furniture ' If you are contemplating the purchase Of Furniture a call at my stnro will ,.- prove profitable. . w John Suter, Under Hotel Chattawka, New Berne. N. C. Are you troubled with rats? . i r , If sm. call at J. C. WhlHy & ().'n and get a FRENCH RAT Til AP, A irenlleman anys. "I caught 30 rats in 8 nights with one of your French JRat Traps.' ' 1 Are you bothered with mice ? If so. we can supply you with a FRENCH MOUSE TRAP, nr an Out o' Sight Mouse Trap, nr u Choker, just as you prefer. , By all means net rid of the Kata and Mice. WE HAVE THE TRAPS. J. C. Whitty to. WillcnbrinkV IRt'stiRuranf, Only Up-to-Date Restaurant in the City. - . '' For Ladies ; and Gentlemen; New Bern, N. C. Regular flea's, fAt ar Hours, 25 CrnU. H. WILLEXBRINK, Prop Formerly Chef. llolfl CliutUwka. A) Court Notice ! .Witnesses, suitors and all tl.r! interestnl aa wall as jurora at Feb i rnafy term f tho Suiienor Court of! Graven county aia iiotieed tiia' they need not attend Superior Court nntil Monday of the . lecond ' week being the J 4th of February' next. . By order ct Judg Brown, . r'-.;v W, M. WatroV; ; , C. 8, C. E. W. SMALL Under Hotel Chattawka, New Berne, N. C, , : DEALF.lt IN Sash. Doore, ElMs, Line, ita PLA5TERS . Garland's Stoves & RangesJ Devoe's Ready Mixed Paint, Air-Tieht Heaters. Seeds! Seeds!! WE AKK SF.LUNG At priors lvrer than they can be bought in ordinary yunititirs io the northern markets. Slock guaranteed to lie fresh and ilia In-ill oi uiiinlli Wo contrai't In tlin Kpring to hava "ir site bfatis ktowii for tlia fo'towig'jfar, Coiis.rfiiiinl!y thtn very low ri. . A fnl' stork ef l'ri'li ; i' ' -i aii-I Tru.'k hff.lf I'ail nn I in. r i . Q 3R. ' ' are W aS Y . . : FRESH ARRIVALS . . . of fi;:e horses a;:d :.:ule3! Farmevs who want Gooi3 Horses and Mules to start tbeir new crops, can And a Largo snd Varied Stock at mj Stables on Broad street, Our immense stock of Buggies has diminished greatly, but we still hare some liare Bargains. Everyone pronounces them pretty. ' ,; Also Harness in all the late styles and at lowest prices. , A call will conviuce vou tbat I am on the market with the Best of EverMhinc in mv line. Whetbur you of my stables is extended to you. J. TKT- STEWART, 68J, TO. 7?, 72J 74. 74J AND 7C VKOAV HI KKE1. AGAIN THEY HAVE ARRIVED ! AT THE OLD I! li LIABLE STABLES OP M. nAHN & CO., MOICS From 4 to 0 rears old. This stock has been selected ly one of the best jiiilges of sliwk .in Nor tn Carolina. This stock Is suitable tor all iur4 , '; -..Tbe iuolio is luvited to come ami select from ttm alnVH stuck wtncli wi.l be sold ou easy terms, low down at rock bottom prioea to iMirri spund With I aud 6 cent cjitiin. , All stock sold -is guaranteed ss represented or no salu. 1 J. W. STEWART. Print. ENOCH WAIKWOHTII. Vlcc-Piest. " Robins I I U, Hares New Hnlldiir. Unp.Baptist ( hurrh.Mltl- Investment din Slrl. Ofpicb Hochs: City Property Boughf. 1 1 A. M. to 1 1 M and CITT LOTS. A handsome and most desirable reti- ilfncr, located on the south side of Change at its Intersection with Eiat r root sir t, adjoining the residence of tli late .IiiiIkb Hejmoar. Handsome hnusr, with adilltlouai lot adoinitiC for another resilient', mnht dehehKullT lo. eated; and one of the handsomest and most desirahle dwellings In I lie city. On South Krnt Htret I, lietweein Cra ven and East Front Handsome, rcmod, eled brick n'.klinoi', 29 rooms, three stories and basement, nil modern conven iences, liuih rooms. &n. Ililii(ul Id eation for summer nr winter resideucv. One double house in Pavietown, new, 0 roonii. A handsome building lot 100 fret Mid. die Hlreet hy 107, 8 In. deep; Immediately north of llie dwelling owned by J. K. Ivei In suit Purchasers, this lot will be divided lulu two Ms, 30 fort frontage each. A most desirable resilience lot situate on Netise river, at the fool nf Pollock st , suitable tof handsome dwelling, but will he sold in smaller parrels on satisfactory terms. Two new dwellings suitable for small families; all m'Mleru conveniences; west THE IL'1 BEPu! LillTUAL in. is . w dt is st h , or m:v CAP1TA1 IXii.h a cent.:; u, i : r ;. (. I'M t K' Cft ifvrv. J. J. are a visitor or buyer the courtesy Yours Respt., : -, ;: New Berne, N. G. 50 Head of Ikes, ' A No. 1. ' , ,' HAUIff & CO. OWEN II. GCION Beer Tll'. DANIELS, Trias. Bern Motey . Adrsnovd for Company, r,rthk'r iNVpsTjiEirrs SOJ.ICITBD. Sold. a i rli, n tt a ni'u. Ir iliiul lt vwn Prll nr V and South Front. , ; FABXS. One fine 264 acre farm, one snd one half miles from New Bern, on sout i side of Neuse road. 3 traris of valuable land an) llmlier. Iving at Clarks' station on the Fat side (if the A. 4 N. C. H. U. and the puhliu road seven miles from the city of New 4 ern, containing 1810 acres. Alio 125 acrea, heginnin at the rent re of Hie A & N. v. It. It. at Ita intersection with said public rosil. Oue d-airable40 acre farm, on south side of Trent river, 2( in ilea front lSew Hern. A desirable farm, 4 miles from the city, lying on lh A. N. O. li. K. and Neuso river; ISO seres, One excellent farm of 360 acrea on Trent rosd. 2 miles from New Hern, A most desirable farm consisting of 1-T acres, S miles fmm New Heme, ou A rt: N. C, R. li, and llHchelor's creek. An exceedingly fine farm, 4 mile from the city, coniainitig 650 acrea, on Nuimi nd. ' i : :,n, n. c.
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