North Carolina Newspapers

THE JOURNAL. Published every day U theyextioept Monday, al H Middl straeW is i.. smto irp oraiawpfj SUBSCRIPTIOB MTEli ' One yea, to ad v. V.;.$4t)t) Ou ye, no U Jtik; i . A1. .M ' Monthly, by carrier In the city. , . ' .50 ;r.v , - , -v .v-vryy Advertising Rate furnUhed oa appll Entered at the Pott Office, New Berk, - H. C, as second class matter. - ' Oflleial Papet fa-f tttw Bar tad ' "CraTeM CwMtt-. "Y New B ra, N. C.Bee. 8, 1900. PUPUOTY SHOULD BE DE HANDED. V If there U one thing which the people should demand of those elected to pub llo office,, is that these officials should give frequent and full reports of the ad ministration ofpnblio affairs in their charge.-. There are some laws which require that certain official actions be published In newspapers j .. Such publications are right as far a they go, but the fact is that too little la published, of the full proceedings of mu nlcipal, County and State administra tions, together with itemized statements of the financial condition, of these sev eral departments. These statements should not be mere ly made once a year, bat monthly or quarterly, and be given publicity through the newspaper, in the city and' county, having the best known clrculelloa, and the State's ftnanofal report should be published la the leading paper , in sev eral section or districts throughout the State. For a newspaper to nrge tbese publi cations, may be put down more to mer cenary than other motive, but that the people should know and be kept fully informed as to how their affair are being managed, is simply a matter of business, and one which every tax payer ought to Insist upon. And every public officer ought to also demand that opportunity be given him, to make full public record of his steward ship, both to prove his efficiency and honesty of management of the office he may hold. The few dollars paid lot these publi cations, would be largely offset to the tai payers by the knoweledge gained of how their affairs were being oondncted. Deafn.es Cannot be Cared oy loosi application! -a Ihey-eaaaot reach the diseased portion of the ear, There Is holy on way to car deaioeaa, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is ceased by u Ufla&sd con dition of the mocoqa ''lining of the Ka tachlanTabe. When this tabs gets In- flamed yea have raatbllig aoead ot Imperfect hearing, and whM It I en tirely cloeed' deafnastia lb result, and nnlese the Ihfluanwtie oaa be taken oat sod this tab restored to W formal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine eases Ml of lea are ceased by catarrh, which is noisier best sa inflamed conditio elite actus sur face. We will give Ooe Handled Dollars for aay case of Daafo touted by - tarra) that cannot be oared by Hall's Catarrh Core. Sand for Jrireolara, free. . , yv' J ... J j t. f. i. CHEftXT Co., Toledo, 0. Bold by dragglsu, lie-, - ' 1 Hall's Family Pills are the beet. The yoeng sua who keeee V eyes opca Isn't the set who repair' a eye- opener la Ue aeralag. , . ,' t9rttfrt4lWKBca.M Uunee teleriaf we eedsred by wl sees T. I atsrtU, of DM, If, before he v this evIJsaeei "i eoag bed every algbt aatfl ey Ureal we aoarly rtwi tbea tried Dr. Hag's Hew PUeefevf walca eve lesiaal reJW. . I Wv aaed It ie asy 'Many tot f oti yean a4 rsooa. aed ft e Ike) gratia reasedy lot Coegha, Colde tad til TkreeL Cheat aad Leg troabie. ltwUl Mop Ue went Ooegk sad ealy prvreau bat aba. lately ear- eaaessptioa, fflo 00 aad .Every hsAU emtV Trial Voutoe free at C, D. BradaW Drag Mliliin' , TAt--tf b4 era she sUlgleao Mine, WnisJ! jtI I ' f, irruie lUreeead Mw, if is. , . "Tb' I qV '.' life eed tr ' ' - rr-" ere UesMu ''-1 - x Mr. I. B. tlet ut Um r :.,, aj , frees Vr 4ortrt afiH he V, J vataly uvd t ear t cj S tr't Wr, ee f Mnwt travMe em) y'.lw )f,r4i. C:i t,tt 4 f'lrmmi ttA M t-m$im't frew '. .Tfc l4 W te IH t trte r.iilwe 9V'h w4 k. li t f - .!.r s4 nmtAf. Cf V;. 'a, Af tt:i.Try!l ( r f r ,-, fm ' j ('. i' i ' . stawM a ierlmiaera. TWe ttev of hare and rabbits In wh- fatof er tik an HI ballasted ahip, down by the head. Liik th. iquirreLa, these two aniicala show great timidity -m the water, and eatorallj aa. tor their heads ara so low and eteras so high that the slightest ripple en the: surface would send their, nose under, water -and so drown them unless they at once returned to land, .'in pcrrectlT still water, how ever, they can both swim considerable distanees.-V. si-e'-Xk.j:rr j-w-.v : "A friend vt mine, Who" Is a constant flshermaa." says Mr. Millnis. "told mc that he has three (imeeeeen hares try to swim the Tweed, and- each time, alter going half way. the timid ereatore bad to retdra,: doubtless owing to water get. ting Into' their nostrils.' Aa far as I have been able to ascertain, rabbits and hare -are 'the only animsia that -expose the whole of the hind lea, except the foot 'above' the water when taking er stroke The effect of this is very curious, giving them the appearance of slow stern wheel paddle steamers. When once fairly started, the legs are moved -slowly, al though the animals proceed at a fair rate of speed." Peterson's Magasiu. ; -v Cow Stories. . Trt tllA. InllMnl Aoa TUthni- It a told how Bur, Edwin -Landseer when salmon fishing in Norway landed a salmon; but, t the lad who-carried Us basket being ab sent for a moment. Sir Edwin placed the fish on the ground ond covered it with a handful of grass. When the lad return ed, the place where, the fish had been laid was indicated, end he was told to get It "but it could not be found. On the other hand, the prints of cattle hoofs were found qo the spot wbore It had been. The mystery was presently cleared by the testimony of a peasant, who said that one of the cows feeding' in the meadow had devoured the fish. ' A similar case is mentioned In the Lon don Field. Cows, it-appears, have most accommodating appetites and digestion. When, in the sixties, an Oxford cow was credited ; with' swsUowlng a mackintosh, it drew from Osborn Gordon, then the well known witty censor of Chrietchurch, the expi'esston of a hope that its milk would now be waterproof. , , , Lost Hli Bet. A 'poor man locally reputed to be a bntton or two short," living In an out of tU way village in Gloucestershire, called one day nt a farmhouse while the good wife was dishing up ..a huge plate of dumplings. ,. 1 11 bet thee S penny, missus, ' said he. ."that 1 could eat they dumplings, plate and all, for my diuuor." 1 11 bet thee a penny thee can t, said the good wife. I ll bet thee I can," again said Jock. "Then do it. Jock," said Mistress Hodge. Thus bidden, Jock threw his legs under the table, calmly devoured the contents of t plate and, heaving a deep sigh, said : 'Missus, I shall hev to pay V the penny after all, for I And that I can't eat the plate." London Fun. Hot Too ?. . A vary amusing scene took piece in a certain village ehurch recently. It being christening Sonday, the clergyman step ped down to christen the children, . While christening oee of them, he said to a. very young looking man: "Yon sre far too young to stand as sponsor to this child. Whereupon the Young man, much abashed, replied meekly In a weak voice, "nease, sir, i n fit tatner. rearsoa s Weekly. . ' A Ctrl aa at Shrewd Da. "They say that girl visiting Mrs. Jipp b homely en-nigh to stop a clock." "Nonsense. 1 foand her so sttrartlre and entertaining that while she was sing ing for me I sncsked up and stopped the rtock myself." Detroit Free Pre. stonilt LEMON KUXJR. A PleaantLeaienTMl. Cares Indigestion, beedsche. malaria. kldney.dlsease, fever; chills, -to ot ap petite, debility, aervous prostration, heart failure, and appendicitis by regu lating the Liver, Bowels aad Kidney. Wa1ys 1 SB KXHlr. Cased me of indigestion, I had goffered for tea year. 1 1 had tried almost' every Mdiclns, bolall failed. Sine taking Laaaoa aiir i oaa oat enyiaiogi ilk . )vr. A.uaivrTrsj. ReovesrrUe.B.Cy , . MMtar Lean IBJstr. Oared of Mlgsetloa and heart dk a, after years of ufferingwhea all other remeelee aad doctors had failed. " als1iysj,eesa aasssss -i, 1 kava bee a great sefferer from dv bepala for abeat afteee yean, my iron Lie Wag 'jay Uver, (tossach aad aowal. with lerrlbl beadaohea, Ustos KUxIr eared as.' My apoettt ' I good, I well. I aad lake a barret of other asedklae, that doae ate ao good , , .i Vbsbm Oiai, Ho. 151S MrectUirtJl, ty. um san,'! r,, . CwrdMotalargwlUv4rtMrVoM lr dlgeeUaa heart dbwea.' I are -able W walk p sulre or to Id aay klad of work. I was lesated by ataar pkytV Ctaa. bat got ao better aatfl I d Lease tUliir. . 1 tat new Uby ead eigovoaa, , O. IL Diwl, No. AUtsederSt, Attsela, O. . '. ' i Wrs Ua itMbMH.' 4- Oat U Oaf ." Col4. Roeretw, Wretkreel, if oscbltl. lisewrrrhag ti kU threat sad leig dlseasa. Eg a I r V at drgHU. rrcredty by Dr. IT. Motley, iiiaata.Oe- . , ,.,nrs. , Tha fair Blttee Woat yoa plesa WmOM ae tiU. Mr. Peher. The OrealAnlst-Tea, I'll It yoa p so yir awtser weaH kow yoa. ' ' Wrtfi OaiEpioa." '. "I IrW auy wlt to rare pfles," Hms W. K. flih, 4 Utt. lit., "tat foM e rUtf nil I 4 tir.kta' A r 14 Filt, I Ntt M (Mi iiniM k pl'.as !." If ib t;; rawf'" evree sail k a') 1 r . ItsI M a,M. f V.. rf bot.i iniiH tf C. I. t'''t. firit . Ili-lri; jirMMWe turn 1-4 !-t 5:-:f,:;eAnV"v:-;:-. imperfect skin I is always caused by & bad blood. Remove the H cause! Improve, your i blood. How?- By tak ing the, blood purifier that has stood the test for thirty years . miADT unrn n P.tt has thousands of a. j m a f nappy mends. yuan I Bottles sell every wnere ax "THB MICHIOAN DRIW COMPANY," : iir-r Datieit, Mtch. j. -i. Umttsslorlirarins,.. - The Psaaoe Lktle Uvat Ma, Sold by CD. BRADHAM, New bent. Celery Headache Powders are auaran. teed to relieve headache la ten minute. Their sale Is steadily Increasing, Made and sold -only st Davis' Pharmacy. Nor Forgottaa. She 1 do believe you forgot that this was our wedding day's third anniver sary. ; ' He Indeed, I didn't I Just met the wcond of the notes I negotiated to buy the furniture when we were married,- Now la the time when croup and lung troubles prove rapidly fatal! The only harmless remedy that produces Imme diate results Is Ono Minute Cough Care. It is very plesssnt to take and can be re lied upon to quickly cure- coughscolds and all lung diseases. It will prevent consumption. F. S. Duff Co. Some young men who pose as- liter ary Hons are really nothing more than cubs. - A Keen Clear Brain. Tour best feelings, your, social posi tion or business success depend largely on the perfect action of your Stomach and Liver. Dr. King's New Llf Pills give Increased strength, a keen, clear brain, high ambition. ABO cent box will make you feel- like a new being, Sold by C. D. Bradham, druggist. At a Boatoa Maaleale. Mrs. Besoon-Streete (during Miss Skreece'e vocal solo) Do you enjoy Howlls,Mr. Porkhamf Mr. Porkbam (from Chicago) Ton bet I con't 1 And if there's another verse to that song, I'm going to get out The most effective little, liver pills made are De Wilt's Little Kerry Risers hey nevef gripe.. F. 8. Daffy 4 Co. Davis' Pharmacy has sol agenoy fc Theo" Ctgare. . TOZtXA. Basis Igastaas - f A UM lis law wetaj etars New Mnalo Teacher I caaaoV hear you very distinctly. Why doal yoa rats roartolosT , . . Conscientious Pap 11 Why the fact 1 Mr. Crochet, sav I sat teacher told ma It was Uk a colt llh a brokea leg aot worth raising. ' . :., ' . 'TeavWaL ' Bnarley Is he I vearaful maa 7 " Tow VengsfsIT I shoald say yet. B rote m letter regarding the tea 1 ewe hla aad ther was oast do o the killer. Muy 'renoas have bad the tirxrleoc of Mr. Peter Baeraua, of KtfrU Si rat toed, Ji. IL, who ears, "For yean I sal tered to its re froai ckroal ladlrestlo bat Xodol Dyspepsi Car mad a well aa of ,' It dlgesu what to aat aad I ceruls ear for dyapepel gad vary fotas or Moaseca trwibl. It ft ralUf at aece eve la Ue went tm ana eaa'l halpbeldo yoa good-F. DsffyAOo. ' ' . ,-. Qerk Aa4 Carrier EnmluUot. . The Called Btsia Otvfl Servto Ooav atleetoej eaaoaaeee that oa Deceesbet 11, Itoa, as eiaajlasOoa 1U to held la tbU city for U eoslilo of sWtk aal terrier ta th aoet-oflo aarvto. la esaaslssUoa was reeeatly aald h!c failed la rveelt la saffleleal asaibaf oT allglbles le tMet the Mds el the servlc oaa,iMatly It I irnry le sOM ee other etamUsiloa. Ad pereoa aheksve beva tiamlaed for lb aaeltlna af clerk Of carrier ithl lb fM yr sad failed 10 tie iy be reesaolaed a yoa ItUg rtlksUoes la ds tlaM. For sppjlfsilna bUnk (Fort 101), foTt UlrrUos, spr! (isialnailna aMitoa, and lfo,il, rUt!t (q the dsu's sod s'(srt nf the d'."rl p"4''lnn; a- Halloa tWnid b s4 14 Arr " be oa t !Lh V "'ulfel lbs 11 Wrd b?-it Im of eWlr b.'n..i t I'fwmlmt 1. 0 . a. f. r -,iry 'nsi r mri. it V t 1 I Tke Irish Bcdsa chol. ; ,-r Th educational structure for which. taking, advantage of the toleration of government, the hedge-schoolmaster abandoned his al fresco establishment. was Very humble one of its kind. The peasantry, animated by the strong Irish love ot learning, built It for him, Just as In modern- days they assemble and build buta for erloted tenants. . ; It was twt a very formidable -under takings A deep, dry ditch' or trench by the roadside was usually selected lot the site. - At the side of the trench an excavation of the requisite area "was dug, so that the clay bank formed three aide of the Inclosure-, This saved the trouble of building walls.: -.Then-the fourth Side, or front aide wall, with a door nd two window, ,jva built- of green ftads laid in courses, while sim ilar sods raised tue back to the renitlr-' ed height und pointed the gable ends. - Young trees and wattle cut from the nearest .wood and bound together 'with straw rope and --withes formed tho roof timbers; Over these were spread jbrjuBblea,.;. Ihen'cainM"'! layer ; of ' craws,'! or slabs of healthy bog sur face, and over all a thatching of rush es. : The earthen floor was pared to on approach to a level, the rubbish cleared away, and a pathway made to the pub lic road. There was your hedge school- house, ready for business. Donahoe's Uagaxlne. " . It Killed the Bear. A man who bad experience in Alaska was listening to a group of citizens dis cussing the weather and broke in on the talk thus: 'Pshaw, you fellows don't know what changeable weather la. You think It's always cold in Alaska, do you? Well, Just let mo tell you a little personal ex perience of mine. One day I went hunting with a party of miners. The weather was quite warm when we started, and I perspired freely. Sud denly It turned bitterly cold, and large Icicle formed on my whiskers (I bad grown a full beard). Crossing a small canyon, I entne face to face with a big, ngly looking bear. I had nothing but powder In my gun, and tho man with the cartridges was away behind me, so as a desperate resort I rammed the Icicles from my beard Into the gun and biased away." 'And what happened?' said one of the crowd eagerly. "Why,1 I struck him gqunrely In tho head and killed him." "Killed him? Impossible!" chorused tho crowd. 'But It did, I tell you. The tempera ture suddenly turned warm again, melt- lug the Icicles, and tbe bear died from water on the brain." Detroit Free Press. DaagMosi Factories. Not far from the heart of New York city la a factory for tho manufacture of deadly poisons In quantities large enough to annihilate the entire popula tion of New York. The factory Is so guarded that even its next door neigh bors need have no fear of It, but the possibilities stored there excite tbe Im agination. No one may enter It with out special permit. The employees are all skilled men, well aware of tbe danger of tbe slightest carelessness. They manufacture, among other things, pure anhydrous acid, which is so dan gerous that in Its pure state It is not placed in the market There Is Instant deatlMn Its fumes If they are permitted to eecape. . Nitric acid Is stored In an other part of the factory In big glass carboys. The men who work In tbls factory realise that a broken carboy of nitric scld would mean a disaster, and they treat It with the respect which It deserve. This factory and others like It are guarded more carvrully than a safet depoalt vault New York Sun. er 1 1 1 1 . CURE 'JKl" n4 rW'lW TlUlHl, rMKUD tiiWuuTuauw, (juHla omin uA SmdOlManiMtw hlllnUii ErPlka mrrmtmnmm Bi.. ItiMWuopmui tiaia.Mtot t)MinttoToiHMM..ij m iMfJ m. r'hiuM m p. i wiiwi i 1 1 . a. i itim J hi ! Ml Whs WSWTUU W. Shank i Wrtim-. atv!JaCana JaMKRI FIU OnrfaTEVT . tSc a ta. ftiAtn Mirisa. -, M,y 1st ymvm tmr aai ll ,.r. s. DrFfTco.,. - V';" Jwt Office SerTlcc'n . th tieailo of th pabllo At r- pectfslly called lota aag ta th schedule of lb Mail published today. Ta saaag ae asltat a aew sckadala lor ta carrier, tt v ,; OolUotloa T OO a. as. to 1.00 A av , -IHllvery 1.00 . n.00 A 1" DeUvery It.M ' tJOQ p. aw -ColleeUoa 1 00 p. as." 400 .";.'' Colleello I boslaea drslrteToalf tW B, a. U 1.00 p. at. . . ,' RoeUag Malt II P. M .110 p.. . . :,:;; ' At th feet Uffio Ik sjaO fof la 00 a. sa. lrl tU at I It a. as, fo th 4 M n. . trala M 4.00 a. at. rot the trala going East to Morebe! CHf stIOOp. as. ' Tk I on entkvtioa oaly oa flua iT. from 7 ".. U g 0) . as, .". The realty anl sfisiaoo trala i!g WmI earry as asstl lot Intetave 6. ft jK.lnls btta. hr sad Uold. bwt. Curtnt'i dtlivy lo'lower frtna s)sa toDMt . P-asdar. la tl l;itrj lndi up. tor half a konr sfi.r ) tr.il o Vmitj. Toilet T Sl.'.'.-crf. ''' ! l i ' - 1. 1 1 A . A ' r : r t U-r I' I . - s i ResultDI a i ompf Reply. Two i;c :r. Letters f romj Mrs. Watson, Pub i ); lished j by;f Special Permission. . - Poi Women's Eyes . Only. f r; '.''."3 "'J ' ." March 15, 1899. JTp HES.' PDTKHAMj Ltwit, IIass.: i. " " Dkab Mabam ; I am suffering from inflammation of the Ovaries and womb, and have been for eighteen months. I have a continual .pain and soreness in my back aud side, I am only free from pain when- lying down, or sitting in an easy chair. When j stand I suffer with - severe pain in my side and back. I be lieve my troubles were caused by over work and lifting some years ago. "Life is a drag to me, and I sometimes feel like giving up ever being a well woman ; have become careless and unconcerned about everything. Iam in bed now. I have had several doctors, but they did me but little good. " Lydia E. Finkham's Vegetable Compound has been recommended to me by a friend, and I have made up my mind to give it a fair trial " I write this letter with the hope of hearing from you in regard to my case." Mug. 8. J. Watson, Hampton, Va. November 27, 1899. Deab Mhs. Piitkham: I fee! it my duty to acknowledge to yon the benefit that your advico and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound have done for me. " I had been suffering with fomido troubles for somo time, could walk but a short distance, had terriblo bearing down pains in lower part of my bowels, backache, and pain in ov:.ry. I used your medicine for four months and was so milch bettor that 1 could walk three times the distance that I could before. "I am to-day in better health than I have been for more than two years, and I know, it is all due to Lyilia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. " I recommend your advice and medicino to all women who suffer." Mas. 8. J. Watson, Hampton, Va. This is positive proof- that Mrs. Pinkham is moro competent to advise sick women than any other irson. Write hnr. ' It costs you nothing. S5000 RF W A RD, W bar d3fvltad Itb tho NattoBtvl CUT ItaUih of Ltdii. which will be paid to mnj mm THEY HAVE ARRIVED ! ; The Headonuslsnd!iBct;Ltae 01' Heating Ntovctt, Both Woodnd Obl ever shoe a la tlvfclty. We are alao agt at; for JJi well kaowa High Grade Cooking Mtores taos as, The Erjablor, Haw, Tumm Qlr, Tsrsaar Boy. O. K , King and O. K. Qomo. ill ol ' wlikk wa ttiaraste lo give, ft Ivct itlsfctlca. II yoa ai la a-ed nt s;ihlag la sr. th Oatdwar Line r ttvh, D tor aad Dlloda, Lira, tHnol or ' . give a a oall sod sr CAS AJfi WIIX BAVi T0U MrdT. y' k. ;v v ' 1 .- totin fee Dastrae, 1'. tf-s," L H. COTLIR HFJTF CO mi DKALTX IX 1 !1 Xtvtaot VCn ?t!''nj, tv,, l.wir IK fa.Av r :. ! ?.T rr ; 3 MUV MM wfc 9 ctn Cnd (hat th alov tAMlimoniaU lenv rJ pjr- ; 00. LVHiA XV. riPIKMAJl MaUJlUtna Ii41ge lir?clor.v. NEW BERN CONCLAVKsMd. Improiod Order Heplasopua, roceu J net sn14ih Thursday nights, at 8 o'clock si Kmm irae 1111. P, A. Willi. Archon; Ureeo Uryan, Floaaclsr; A. T. Hlransbuijr. rtrc relary. KfKEKA LODGE NO 7. I. O O F. Ofllcers: W. T. Hill. N. G ; J. H Parkrr. V. U;Oeo. Oreen, Rec'd'g Meciy; J B Uswson, Financial Secntsry; A. K. PI11 mso. Trees. Kfgolar Deeilnga rry Monday sight al 7 DO o'clock. OALUMET IrtCAMPhlKNT, No. I. O. . r. Ofllcer: I. L Moody, C. P 1 t. O. tWem.r, H. P.; i. i Baster. B. W : C, U.llall.J W ;Oeo. Oreca. Scribe; E. Gerock. Treasurer. Itagvlar Koramp smoU let, Ird, aad Sia (If any) Thoreday eight la each aaoeta si 7 80 o'clock. HtW BERN LODOX Ko. l.r.H. C i. & Scale, PrV J. H. Bmlth, Record ang Wy; . B. Quldley, rtoaoclal Sec'r. MeeU la lb Kolghu of Barssoay Ball very 1st aad lid Moaday algkula eech asoatb. j citATEir itnoc no. i imoHTS Of UAUMOMT. Meet ted aad 4U Wedaaadsy lgki I acb atoata la llooeirtVs Ball, fotlock street, at 1 oolock. i. D. . Taylor, I'tMldeali R. I. DuxMway. bWyi ft & Bill, riaaa4at 8creir. . CKIOHTdOf no.tOR-09Uawa.K-B. Jn, Duiaion O. U Ylap. keaoitan y, Koaetr, FlsswUl Reporter JUer Htm Lodge 10 4U as lb aa4 Ji rrMsy elsbif SI 1 99 Celock ta It naiww' H all, Pollnrft It . After Dark : . T.1 ji.. Urt )'t.t Ts'l V- .- U ('"' ' t r.'""' Ve 1 16 Trustees' Sale. Z Parsaaat to the power of sale col taiaed in a deed io uust executed to us by. W. Reams and wile aud Q. A.-. Webber dated the 4:h day .( AUgusi -lb0O and recorded iu the ulllce ot the Kegtster of DetUa 1 cravcu county lu buuKlHO, pages 38, b9 and 40 e will s-ll at public auction at iba Court Hou e io iliebily of New Beru al 12 o'clock m. uo Monday the 7lb, (lay of Jauuary l'JOl tho lollowiug real ! - Due track 1 i l the Jiinction of Haucock t'rerk and Neu,-u H ver begin ulog atttie jLouili i I Siill iut oa Hun cCHkC'retk and ruuaing up aud i U snid cut to lteed'a cui; ihtoteup tad cut to the biidge m ru sa d lieed's cut here the old HhIidd pl&oiation road crosses the sam ; tuence a direct Hue wilh Slid road due to j h;ekiiy on Iho shoie of Neue liivir al the ihcr end of said plantation road; tbence-dowu ?aid river to Hancock's Creek; thence up said Creek to the beginning, reserving to Willis R. Pate a riebl ot way to be chosen by bim after he becomes of age across the land 20 feet w ide also the privilege of a wharf on said Creek to use for shipping and fishing, the said tract Deing the same which was conveyed to S. W. Reams and G. A. Webir by W. B, Boyd, Guardian by deed recorded in the said Register's olSce in book 116, pages 399 &c. Also two other tracts ot land descri ix a SB follows: Situated in the Connty of Craven, Btate of North Carolina on the South side of NeitBe River on both sides of Ike main road leading from New Bern to Beaufort and on both sides of llai -cock Creek and on the East side of tbe East prong of Slocumb's Creek boundid and described as follows, the tirt tract beginning on the i,ast slue of Ilmcc c ; Creek and Uoulh side of the niuuih of a Creek known as little John's Creek anil running thence southeastward!' up and wilh said last named creek to a marked black gum ou or near the moult) of Pop lar Spring Branch, Leonard Loftens be ginning corner of his grant for 150 acres uaied 7(K: Ihtnce with Loltcns eastern lluettoulh 10, East 193 poles Io I he divis ion line (slublifbtd between David W. Hell and Henry J Lovick 1H57 thence villi the saiue Nor lli 70, West 210 poles with a marked line William Hancock's bi gin ning Turner at I be slue ot Hancock t iu.-k of Uis grant for (i40 acres dalcd 110?; thence up and with said creek lo Uiu moulti ol Deep iiraiicu Hie beginning coiner of Joseph Muster's grant; tin nee up and wtiu said Deep ttrancb und Mas ter's patent liuo ?oulli 10 west bO pob s: thence sonlb :;0 east 101 poles lo lii-i third cornel; thenct' wild tils third liu.: soulh 45 east 105 poles to bis comer 03 Hancock Creek and tbo diuding corner between said L), VV. iiell and A-nctl love, thence wli b Dove and ft. It's line uortb 5 west 17.r pok-i to II meoek's Creek; tbence up ami witb the. ame to the mouth of Mocucoc Jiia-u'li lia:icoe.l,H fourtti corner; tbeutc wit!. Ins thud linn north 44 east SiUO poles lo hS lliiid cor uer by Ibe south side ot iljc niain road leading I rom New licru to 11. 11 1 f . . 1 1 , thence down ami witb raid loa-l ast waidly 12.r) poles lo Abm r .Seal's 010 acres west patent line known :h lint-; thence noulb with the sum: an. I William Cully 200 poles lu In, ormr and Ibe corner of llnrllio!on:e .'. 1 1 n anl grant for 200 at res dr.:cd 1N0!I. ilirnee witb bis west line south and east loo poles to tbe north ca-t coiner of a giant 10 tbe helra of lo-ger Jom s for H.'O aen s dated 1WI; H i nee 'i il !i the cat line ot ibe same Bouib :!oj poles lo Ins oentr at the side of the poeoin a'oj also 1 ho corner of a g ran' 10 Menr y A Jones f. r 200 acres dated 1H;I4: ll.eiiee mill his line north b") west 120 pole- to : ner tbence witb another of his lines oi 1 341 poles 10 Isaac i'erkins' sotiih.-nsl cornel, tbtnee wllb Perkins line around and wllb Ihe pocosiu to Ubidah AIush and Perkins corner at ihe ti le of tlie po cosln; llience wilb Ibe souiliern line f Obadlab Always grant noith e-t 1. 0 poles to bl south wi r.t corner an l li e corner of a gram lo Manly I. .Ion . ' o 158 acres datcil f2', Hk-mu i i -i.i JoDO lino aoutb t-'.i weal l-n ; I. . thence south 00 went pole-, , 1 mo e north 13 west MO I'oUs, tl.io.r nii another (d b.n lines north CO ea-i pol s to Adam 'i'oolcys I'A) acre pa; 1 ' om . Ihenc with said l oobys line 1 m . 1 . 1. -o west 108 poles lo bU corner; thence w uh other o( hi. lines nonh t'l earl W poles tu the oulhwe..t roirn r of Adam Tonlrys ;U ' e ; a'e .1 a;ol alo the eo uer r of a grnul t 1 leu r j A -I ' 10 daUd IHU4-. ibt-uce noiih sn'l c-' ilie several courts and ll. A Junes' t; ran I anl I p..cotin to bU nunli.i-i o ;l 04 O'J polt-R lo Jatne. I doe; lhciHS ollh Ihe rauie I JS pole-s I o his comer; He Ml I O'J pules lo f .ol I wsyr, Ihince altU is!'! ilee M) poles lo lb sootlm ' AlVsft grsnl, Iherrc r. .. Doles lo a oornsr of !.' t w r li ot ,a. of the thsni e ps'.rr.t . .J Pl north 7 -i a: Ml rt of Slid . I Hi I ll . I D tbe Jitsoiiab I'aranos land; ll.i r ee j n h tinrlb Mil IrU the lias of th rsme poles IO lbs cornrr i f Vpnurs Worwl.' issd; tbrnre ll h bla . . .u r n Onr sooth ll) east 145 pole, lo his n.utb l crnr , Ibeoce st.olh est IM poif . to marli. d Cypres la a branch a. Hop Sk Bnsack; thaace down aad alth ibr ina' to Hauock's cseeki llicnr i!on sad wKk ssld cmk to lb place ol Ike b. f laalsg eootslolnc IV0 acres mnr or !, U Mcoal Vart knows u th Rw lsd brglsalot al Kplbi sad OeietlW eoraer a Wacscusn Usodmf at a laadlnt oa the et side of ihtsut proag ot BlocaoJ creek known as U ladua Urdlag aad mooing tbsac wlip aaMrkdHalk)aiaMFaiM pole to assoakea tbe aonk lde of braack kaowa as Bssaae ot ftchw.l kooM brtscki lbee p aad llk said branch loksisrkedgsai corset oa the aonk ' Ide aad aeat Ike road ksadlsg froat Htm Beva to Aseeen kttaw si Htktt aat roraen iho with swld Bik atarked Ilea aortk eat 104 pole lo Bat dy Baa 1 bfss ea pole pvlew la ro4 laadlag lo J sates II. 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