Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-03


ID he years ls3a, 81, '3s,nod lcffe the
ngc Cor land speculation bad nade much
nloqrcss, Competent woa.men were
employed "a exanano carefully lho lands
before they Hcro purchased, aud given
onc.third lhcieof for their trouble. They
had the pick and lhc choice Of die whole
country, and Ind 90 interest 10 deceive
We are anxious that those seeking fino
cotton lands SHOULD examine carefully
thoso we o1er for salaf toing convinced
that they are not eXcoi1ed IN fertility Of
soil a oougenial region for cotton, and
convenience to steamboat navigation, by
any auds Ia the Union. AZ already
shown, they are not su6jeel 70 overflow
Large farms are open contiguous 70 each
Of these tracts. Fine wen water Is oh.
tUined by digging about twenty feet
The range in these bottoms for cattle, hogs
and horses, is good both summer and WIN
ter The cypress brakes near those lands
conioin an immense supply Of timber.
Planters west cf tho Yozoo assure US
that he county They occupy Is more heal
thy than The hills Of Carroll and Holiness
BY the terms of the deeds of trust, we
are authorized to sell any portion Of these
lands at private sale, and Will do 80 ON
reasonable terms, should purchasers come
forward.
Being compelled 10 cl5so these trust
dcods, ibe lands offered viii certainly be
sold The sale viii be postponed from
time to time until all the lands advertised
and not sold on the second Monday in No
yember next, shall DO sold
We will also sell a, pubie auction, on
the Sd Monday, being fbG l7ti dag Of No
RENDER, lSt5, at the Walnut Hills plania-
ton, the stock OF Mules, Horses, sheep,
Hogs, Farming Ulepsila, and olherperson-
al property, on said plantation.
TERMS OF SALE.
The personal property will be sold tor
bills well secured aud accepted by n good
house in New Orleans, payable IN four
months from the dry Of sale. The lands
will be sold on ilo following terns; One
fourth part Of tho purchase money payable
in four months, fourth payable on tho
LIST February, is47, onofJ1rth payable on
the lst February, 1917, one fourth paya-
bic on the LIST Of Jonury, 1913, one
fourth payable on The J. 81 December, l54s.
Interest at the rate Of six per cent per an
nun will be added on each payment
Bills we'll secured and accepted BY a good
New Orleans house, will be required for
the two first payments, and personal socu-
rity will be required on the two last pay
ments. Deeds Of trust will be required
ou tho property sold to secure all the pay-
monts. Al Of said lands viii be sold sub
iect to the marital rights Of EIizabelh Ann
M'Nutt. She has authorized rs 10 say that
she will relinqush those rights TO purcha-
sefs on very reasonable tofms
Acting as trustees, we will only convey
TO purchasers such title as is vested in us
by said deed Of trust We will exhibit to
purchasers for their examination tho tile
Popcis ~ sala lanus'
A map Of the lands IN Sunilower coun-
ty, showing their respective situations, Is
hung up in Judge Cbowning's house on
YaGoo river, five miles below Marion. Mr..
Murdock, living near Marion, IS duly au-
thorized 10 soil those lands, and will show
them TO persons disposed 70 purchase.
J. r. Burrus, esq. and Judge Mcclure,
hive maps Of The lands in Bolivar county,
aud will point them oni 10 persons dcsi-
rous Of examining them, Mr.. Gay, of
Washington county, VIII give Information
in regard to the lands near Deer crnca;
and Waiter G. Boflen will certify 10 re-
gard to the lands near LIKE Lafayette.
The lands on Murphy's bayou join lands
belonging 10 Chief Justice sharkey.
Letters, postpaid, addressed 70 either Of
tho agents above specified, 10 GOV. M'Nuit
at Jackson, MI, and 10 the subscribers al
Mi, viii receive prompt an
swers. w. II. PAXTON, I 4s,,.,...
a. NJ. PAXTON, ! @'''y''
Vickaburg, Aug 9, 1915 [505'l