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Carolina Centinel - 4 Aug 1821 1821
NOTICE

Desirous of making arrangements preparatory to my removal to the state of 
Ohio, I will expose at Public Sale, on Thursday the 6th of September next, a 
Valuable Tract of Land, known by the name of Fort Barnwell Land, containing 
twelve or fifteen hundred acres, lying on the South side of Neuse River.

The situation is a good one for business; there belongs to it, a Store-house, 
a good Seine Beach, Public Ferry, a Grist Mill, with Bolting Cloth, which 
makes superior Flour, and a good Cotton Machine, in good order for work; and 
as to farming land, there is none better.

Also, another Tract, containing between ten and twelve hundred acres, twenty 
five miles above Newbern, and opposite the Plantation where I formerly lived; 
the range is excellent for stock, and the growth favorable to the making of 
Tar and Turpentine; it also abounds with prime white oak for lumber, &c.

Another Tract, containing between 4 and 500 acres, twenty-seven miles above 
Newbern, lying on both sides Neuse Road, and joining the river. This is 
excellent land for Corn, Shingles, Staves, &c. and has belonging to it one 
half of a valuable Seine-beach, a good dwelling house, outhouses, &c.

Another Tract, containing one hundred acres, or more, above the lands of 
General Simpson, which is good for Staves and Shingles.

One other Tract, containing about Forty Acres, on Neuse River, adjoining the 
lands of J.B. Cox and William M'Kinney.

One other Tract, in Pitt County, containing one hundred acres, adjoining the 
lands of Frederick Johnson, Joel Patrick and J.B. Cox, on Neuse River, with a 
good Seine-Beach.

One other Tract, lying on the sand ridge, opposite John B. Griffin's land, 
containing one hundred acres.

One other Tract, on Moseley's Creek, joining John Caltron's, Harvey's Branch 
and said Creek, containing about seventy acres, also a good stock of Sheep, 
Cattle, Hogs, Horses, and all Farming Tools, and a likely parcel of Negroes.

The sale will continue from day to day until all is sold, and the payments 
will be favorable; the purchasers giving their notes with approved security, 
negotiable at the Banks in Newbern, for part of the purchase money, and the 
balance will be made as convenient as possible.

The above property or any part of it, will be sold at private sale, on 
application to the subscriber, previous to the time appointed for the public 
sale.

George Lane

Egypt, August 1st, 1821


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