Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
Fortune and Health For SAFE.
Great and sItensrs Sale q Lots "a the Io''H q
MOUNT PLEAS ANT.

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FuyUIS Town Is situated a miles south west |
ofCobiUbus. and Ia miles south west OF /
Macon. and II mikes north west oi Drka.h ON ti'e /
Military roai, directly where the roads from arr
| field VIENNA, Jamestown and GaincNNle' cross
/ the sand Military road from Louisville, camden,
C,rtI,7,. and MadsouyiI.e. Herr tneInainrosd from
Tuscaloosa Aa and Columbus, Mis-. PASS go Jack
/ snn This town needs no description "a those who
have seen it. II is not surpassed an beauty, health
ana i'm abundance ot good water by any place IN the
limited States and j, admired hy every person that
has seen IT, North, north west, north east ana east
Of the ls0t of the mountain, commences ur men
Numbered and bald Prirts. which continue all the
WAY la tine aboyc places on the Bigby uSer. hs
mountain rises gradually from \. y. w, y. n t.
and east In the astonishing height at OF SUI ltet
abnyc the praries. The town Is situated on the Top
ofthis mountain. where there are a variety Of lev
FL, and yarigated hills, beautifully dirper'ed. ne
town las in H. and within one mile ONT, upwards oil
one thousand springs of pure chrysta free stone wa
tr From this curious aud aerial place, you can
,yl1e an the word below. " hat delightful. ANA
p Charming Nirw IN clear summer day lhtIt Is
mineral water here that has cured several persons
orthc dyspepsia. There never was any sickness ~
this place OF any kind, nor IN It's vicinity. Several
persons have come here SICK and enacilied, WHO
got their health here in a short time Tins curou,
and astonishing place appearsto have been formed
! an uurpn,e for a arre Seminary and an Asylum Tor
the de6hatcd and tue sick by the author ol all good.
This place is about II miles from several boat Ian
dnus on the Noxubee river, ON which stream keel
boats pled with rood success nearly all tbs year;
{ and 30 miles from Gainesville or jamestown ON The
Bigby river. There Is not an advantage which the
: human heart can desire for an inland town, bu what
/, is found here. Beauty, Health, Health, Health
good water; convenient to naugauom plenty OF saw
mills convenient; LARGE quarrlCs OF the best kind
u stone for buildings; Deer aud Iurkes IN abundance
and large strong healthy back country which =
& rich and fertile and which is compelled from the pc
) cuar situation Of the country to come direct by TIM
place with its produce to market and navlgaton.-
i The contemplated Rall Road from New Orleans Il
ii Nashville will come directly through tins town,
il should run east of Pearl river Should that tan
J. there is no kind of doub but the Jackson \ Bran
Il don Rai Dad will be continued To tins place. In
continuance of said road 10 tins place, would he o
the utmost importance to Brandon, Jackson, Match
ez NIcksburg, and to the country III general; Tor /
would pass through as fertile region as any m tht
state. There viii be laid out, gratis, suitable lot
for Seminary Of learning, both for male and f.
male, and church. Here the feeble and dcblIta
ted youth can soon recover vigof and strength II
,c pursue his studies and the pale faced maiden car
get the bIuShinu rose ON her checks IN a short tmc
The proprlctOrS are aware Of the common con
tempt and ridculc which are held nclrcnIation abuu
4 the number of new towns which are offered 10 til,
public, which ought indeed and deserves to be trea
ted with contempt But as tins town is so aera
and beautiful, il looks down with all It's born prd,
i with contempt on all those mushroom towns, tina
ii have sprung INTO existence IN order to ge Their
I'd nerS little OF the one thing needlul; but the propn
etois of Mourn PLEASANT, having no such pecunlGrl
ID thoughts in their hearts, they are not wiling to en-
,r gross to themselves, the many advantages whicl
III Divine Providence has given to this earthly para
d &C over every other place that IS called lowntl
r tins country that they are willing to share It's al
vantages, It's health and It's beauties, with the pub
lie, particularly with the debltaed and the sick, am
those who wish to educate their children. for who's
express relief and purposes II appears to have bee
intended as an asylum from the beginning, by hi
=. who made all things for our good We solicit thos
= who are desIrous Of health, and place to educat
ii their children in as pure place as any on the gIob
- to come and see; in SO dnlng, we aware 1t Wi
II be to their own advantage. The promotion ofgoo
Il society," and the advancement OF education, an
II knowing the advantages Of this pa will be to II
~ sick are the only reasons thiSearhy is ole
ed to the public. A post office has been eStabishe
in this place.
- TERMs.-One and two years credit, with boz
and approved security
A. MCINTYRE.
a. MclNNiS,
r, j. MClNIN RE