Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-26

Fri Sec. 7, +. 'lG,R.1E, s795 acres
40 5V, 2f03 do
40 AZ, " 3649 do
DO Al, ll252 do
DO. 80, II, " 1890 do
do' 80, " l0S3J d.
53s.7l do.
Part Of fractional section G,
township l6, range 4 cast, 1855 Al,
Lot 4, sec. 80, I, H. n. &c, roo do.
$50 20 DO.
Inns tract contains about 450 acres or
cleared land. There is on this place AZ
least twenty good springs, and running
water IN every field, with rood Gin. Mil,
Stables, Oveweor's House, Negro Ouor.
ters' DC. The cultivated and some Of The
pasture lands are enclosed by good fences,
and the whole plantation Is in excellent
order The woodland is covered win
cane and grass, and affords GOOD r,ngo
Tor cattle, sheep aud hogs, both winter ma
summer Cattle and sheep Keep in go5J
order the whole year, without being fed on
corn or fodder.
Ihs celebrated plantation has averaged
a bate and a qulriero cotton 10 he acre
IN cultivation for the last twenty-five |
years The manager and slaves have On.
loyed fine health for m1ny years, aud il
believed to be as healthy as any place in
the Stale, The present manager Mainr
Johnson, has had charge Of the place tor
a period Of near eight years, and will show
lhe lines, cotton book, &c. 10 persons do
5irous OF examining il. lie wilralso show
.he qnnual product thereof and certify IN
ne general health Of the hands. 59s
ll.l03 ACES Of said tract were allotted n
Ann M'Nuti, in the year 1884. +
or her dowerin right of her first husband
We are authorized to say that She will sell
'er interest therein on fair terms, and will I
oId possession oflhe portion thus ASSIGNED
er uniII payment therefor is made to her.
NJ the same lime and place VIC win al.
sell the Residence occupied by Gov I
l'Nnlt, within half mile of the civ oc
ackson. This tract contains ono hundred
nd litieon acres, about one half of hin b
llhyauon, and the balance woodland - [
mere Is on the premises a large and fae
anne house, with six large rooms, and
re- place IN euch--a double kitchen win
ur rooms-two large cisterns, and all ne.
,ssafy outhouses. =,
The Orchqrd on tbs desirable placo II
'ntalns about two thousand fruit trees Ia
Of Apples, Peaches, Pears l.
ums, Cherries, Ounces, igs, &c. &c ro
hese trees we're selected aud planted he
oy' MNutt, and are of choice kinds and 81,
most every variety. Mos; Of the trees In
Q now loaded with fruit. A few grape n
nes' and a great variety Of shrubbery To-
e on the place. i,
The place has been remarkably beshh5 or
o the residence being only one mile aid ma
quarter from the State Capitol, makes il no
most desirable location. Being silaYled II
tween the Nashville road and Pearl I. NJ,
:, II IS the most retired and pleasan, IA. col
y residence 10 the vicinity of The me- sic
polls Of the State. Io9
oaiu tracl Is described az follows The cal
IN half Of the east half Of the north. me
y qp7ricr, and the north half Of no east
! OF the southwest quarter, aud fwen. ~
leres IN the northeast corner 6f ne
St halt Of the southwest quarter. and
, hlleen acres in The southeast corner No
he west half Of the north vest quarter. -.
n section 80, in township 8, of range IN
lst, in the county of Kinds. 49, I"
IN SUNFLOWER COUNTY I'm
splendid tract Of land called I
ToNcHA, g
'rlbed 10 the township man az fliows. =
Of section I'll, ID township 10, !
ange = west, 634.56 4
southeast quarter sec. II, and and
orlheasl ar sec. 20, came town q.
mp and range, 321.O0 tn,
NJ. 9G4.56 2
bla land is above overflow, md ibs 4
WIN large dog.wood, oak, hickory, cher. h
red bud, prlckly ash, cane, &c. faw
rng RogRucK TRACT, NJ
e the east half Of section 10 ,own E
10, range west, s5o "a q
his tract Is also above oyer1ow .nJ ~ I
ides part Of The Roebuck D,ai,;e Ivy
I. .., south q the plantation owned aud desc 1
ysted oy Mr.. WNein, and west ofl XXI