Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10


~ We ,eels 1883, '53 35,sud aalie he
rage for land spe,u lallon had made much
progress. Competent wpodsmen we're
employed to examine carefully the lands
before they we're purchased, and given
one-ihlrd thereof for their trouble. They
had The pick and the choice Of Tho whole
country, and had no interest 10 deceive.
We are ANXIOUS that those seeking fine
cotton lands should examine carefully
these we offer for sale; being convinced
that they arc mt exceled in fertility Of
soil, ccngonial region for cotton, and
convenience 10 Steamboat navigation, by
any lands in the Union. As already
shown, they are not subject to overflow
La'ge farms are open contiguous to each
OF these tracts. Fiuo well water is oh.
tanned by digging about twenty feet
The range IN these bottoms Tor cattle, hogs
and horses, Is good both summer aud WIN
ter, The cypress brakes Gear those lands
contain an immense supply OF llnher.
Planters west Il the Ynzoo assure us
that the country they occupy is moro heal
| my than the hills of Carroll and Holmes.
BY the terms of The deeds Of trust we
are authorized TO sell any portion Of these
lands at private sale, and will do so on
reasonable terms, should purchasers conc
forward.
Being compelled TO close these trust
deeds, the lands offered win certainly DO
sold The sale will be postponed from
lime 10 time until all the lands advertised
and not sold on the second Monday IN No
vember next, shall be sold.
We will also sell a, public auction, on
the Sd Monday, being The I'M day of No
nember, 1915, ut the Walnut Hills Planta- ?
ton, The stock OF Mules, Horses, Sheep,
Hogs, Farming Utensils, and other person.
al property, on said plantation.
TERMS OF SALE.
The personal properly will be sold for
bills well secured and accepted by good
house in New Orleans, payable in four
months from the day Of sale. The Iands
will be sold on tho following terms. One.
fourth pnrt Of the purchase money payable
N four months, one-iourh payable on tho
LIST February, 1917, one-fourlh payable on
The LIST February, 1917, one fourth paya.
bio on the LIST Of January, 1918, one.
onrlh payable on the | st December, 1913.
Interest at the rate Of six per cent per an.
lum will be added on each paymenl-
Bills well secured and accept, d by good
New Orleans house, will be required Tor
he two FIRST payments, aud personal secu.
'lty will DO required On the two last paw
nents. Deeds OF trust will be required
IN the property sold to secure all the pay.
nenls. All OF said lands viii be sol suh.
eel to the marital rights Of Eliz beth Ann
'i'N1ti. She has authorized US 70 my that
he will relnquish those rights to purcha-
ers on very reasonable terms.
Acting as trustees, we will only cnnvny
o purchasers such title as Is vested IN us
" said deed of trust We viii exhibit 10
purchasers for their examination the lille
,npcfs to said lands.
A map OF the lands 10 Snnnowcr coun-
y, showing their respective situations, is
Jung up in Judge Chewning's house on
,azoo nyer, five miles below Muron. Mr..
lurdock, living near Marion, is duly au-
lorized 10 sell those ands, und will show
rem 10 persons disposed 10 purchase.
j. R. Burrus, esq. and Judge Mcclure,
ave maps Of The lands in Bolivar county,
nd will point them out TO persons desi-
,as Of examining them. Mr. Gay, Of
Washington county, will give information
regard To The lands near Deer creek;
nd Waiter G.. Loien will certify IN 10.
ard to The lnnds near Lake Lafayette.
he lands on Mnrphy's bayou Join lands
longing 10 Chief Justice Sharkey.
Letters, postpaid, addressed 10 eitherof
e agents above specified. 10 Gov. M'Nutt
Juckson, MI, aud TO The Subscribers at
irksbure, MI, will receive prompt am
,ers w. II. PAXTON, r.
A. M. PAXTON, r"S'e0S'
Vicksburg, Aug 0, 1915 50.5l]