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State Of North Carolina, Wake County.
In Equity, Spring Term, 1914.
Henry J. Cannon, William, D. Haywood and wife, and


others.
Petition for sale of Land.


In pursuance of Decree Of the Court Of Equity, for
Wake Spring Term, 1914, in the above case, shall
pose to public SALE the Courthouse door in Raleigh
on Friday the oath day of May next (beng the week OF
our County Coult) the following TRACTS OF LAND,
to wit:


49s acres in the County of Wake, on Houses Creek.
adjoining the lands OF Richard Smith, the Misses Lane,
and others Most of this Tract Wood land and is with
in three four miles OF Raleigh There is understood
to be a Black Lead Mine this tract.


12S Acres, in the County of Wake, on Beaver Dam
Creek, adjoining the lands of E. P. Guon and Richard
Smith, and others. This also, is mostly Wood and and
is within three miles of the City.


400 Acres, lying o. Swift Creek, in the county of
Wake, adjoining the lands of David Stevens, John NJ
Cullers, and Jonathan Utley.


158 Acres, lying the waters of White Oak, in Chat
ham County, adjoining the lands OF Thomas Bell, and
others.


for SALE under the Decree the following Lots with
their improvements in the City of Raleigh, to wit Lots
known as Nos. 1s4 and 1856, which Robert Cannon,
deceased formerly resided. On fthese Lots, there
is large and commodious Dwelling House, with all ne
cessary and convenient Ouhouses. and good Well of
Water in the yard. The situation is of the eli
gble in the City, being bounded the North by Hills
boro' street, and the East by Dawson street 1t is
present, in the occupancy of AMEs G. Rows.


Also, part of lot 1853, Fayetteville street, on
which there is large and convenient Brick Store house,
occupied by Brown & HINTON. This situation is
in the most business part of the City.


TERMs.-All the above Real Estate will be sold on
credit of six and twelve monhs-the purchasers giving
Bond aud Security for the purchase money except
such amount may be necessary to costs of Pet
ton in Equity, which will be required to be paid in
Cash.


PERRIN BUsBEE, CM.E
Raleigh, April 18th, 1874. 495-ts