Cumberland County NcArchives Obituaries.....Mullin, Benjamin J.  February 10, 1804
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Mon., Feb. 20, 1804   North Carolina Minerva
   DIED, at the Subscriber's house, living on Yadkin Road, six miles from 
Fayetteville, on Friday night, the 10th inst., a traveling Gentleman, whose 
name by information collected from his few papers, etc., was BENJAMIN J. 
MULLIN, by occupation a taylor. From appearance, much consumptive and said by 
a Negro boy, his waiter, to be traveling from Augusta in Georgia to Virginia, 
with a view to recover his health; but more probably with a view to die among 
his friends. He was so far exhausted when arrived, that but few words of sense 
was spoken by him.
   He has left a young, likely Negro boy, two fine horses, an excellent riding 
chair, a trunk holding many good clothes; United States Banks Bills and silver 
to the amount of about $200; an elegant watch, etc., all now in the 
Subscriber's care, who has taken this method of notifying the heirs, 
relations, etc. (if any there be) to come forward, demand their property and 
take it away; subject, however, to her charges for attendance, horse feeding, 
etc.
   From his genteel apparel, etc., the Subscriber is led to believe that he 
must have been of genteel connections, and as such, she will expect them to 
come forward with demands on the property properly authenticated, without 
which, she will not consider herself justifiable in surrendering.
                                       KATHERINE M'KAY
Cumberland County
Feb. 13, 1804 

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