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AAAY be had by applying to the Subscriber the
IVl premises, to Isaiah Respass Esq, in Washing
ton in this State, in that handsome healthy and we'll i'm.
proved Farm with 80 acres D land in body, called
MargareIra; adjoining the City lands, and only few
minutes ride walk distant from the Capitol, Public
Offices, Court House, Banks, Stores. Churches and
Schools of the City of Raleigh having the City open to
view. Than which, there not more desirable iamI-
y residence. nor capable of greater protsnear the
seat of Government The Landscape is beautiful the
air balmy and healtbfu, with delicious spring water
issuing from the Rocks in the lawn near the Dwelling
house. This is we'll built, well finished ana snowy
house containing seven good rooms, each win nre
place, beside cellar, portcos, piaZas Closets aho


presses and in he midst of spacious, we'll shaded ana
ornamented yards The out houses are
eced condition is capable of making 2oO barrels OF corn
"a year, besides other crops.
A little pains in Market Gd den and DAIRY woulo
enable its owner to sell in the City, every day IN Inc
year. So worth, or upwards, of Milk Cream fruits ana
vegetables. The iarm hands, at leisure ti1nes could
make the farm $l5o0 worth of bricks, tor Market.
At very small expense GrSt MI, fitted for grinding
Meal and Cobs, Corn and Shucks be erected on the
Mill branch in the farm where has been MILL and the


dam and stones still there and being fed by Springs
could grind hours out of every "a and pay all OF $5
in toll daily.


Rock Cutters say that surface Quarry of the finest
building granite be opened in the front field, which
would pay rent of several hundred dollars year.
rock wall encloses part of the front OF the farm an
may be cheaply extended at pleasure There is wood
enough the land for the OF the tarm and some Say
$1,000 worth spare.


Mr. Charles Parish paid for this land in woods. nearyS0
tOSSCSS-
ion show, and he certainly expended more than 900 In
its Improvement His Overseer says he raised on the
Farm years, $50 harrcs of and 40 bales OF
Cotton beside crops of wheat OATS peas and pota oes
all of which and clover, grow we'll on the land and 1t
being mostly red land it susceptible of high and per-
,m1nen Improvement by proper culture. Any man VINO
wall work it right, support the family and stock on
the farm and nett $4,000 year from its yield and the
property is obliged steadily increase in value. As
mere Investment, would be highly profitable property,
gentleman in the sicky country, who had or had
not children TO educate. and desiring pre we'll as
hedlth would be very valuable acquisition or for the
Deaf and Blind Schools no place could surpass 1t, and
certainly be had, that would answer well,
at twice its cost.


THIS en,ire property. with firm title and immediate
possession be had at So 900; third Cash in hand
and one and two years credit on the balance with inter
est all would be taken in North Carolina Bank Stock,
Rail Road Bonds endorsed by the State, or in ap-
proved Notes. of sums beyond $l0O-


Or the andcan be advantagenusly divided into three
parts will divide and sell each part separately, If
applied for: The front land to the Mill branch,
and up the branch to contain 100 acres with the Man
sion house aud its out houses including the Mill prlv-
lege and granite formation. On about 23 OF which, 20
barrels of beside other crops, were made three
years ago. The price of this part sepa ately Is go per
acre payable hall in cash and af year, al inter-
est, if well secured Although Mr.. Parrish paid for
much of it 44 per acre, when in bushes, and lands ac
journing it have recently sold from 33 to 800 per acre,
with little no improvements on them The land east
IT the mill branch, contain about 220 acres-part OF 1t IS


finely wooded and has the OVerseers houses two Crane
Ties, and ThreShing Machine. The tenant now there
expects to raise barrels beside other cros
on less than half the open land this year The City IS
open its view and fine spring very convenient 1t
may be made beautiful family residence. The prTce
of this part separately is SIS per acre aho adjoining
lands have lately sold for SI5 per The third d.
viSion would about so the Race Tract Road,
adjoining Mr. Rork rkesand MI Boyan'S lots there is
handsome scite for building it, covered with grove
trees the land is excellent and would make fine
farm, and when Mr. Boyan's lot is cleared II would
have the city in view The price Ar this part separately,
is $l5 per hafin cash aud half in year. Ad-
joining lands have often sold om $40 to $50 per acre,
unimproved, and will do it again.


JOSEPHB B. HINTON, Agent.


Raleigh, N. C.. March lst, 1915. 5i3-3t.