Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

Tor many mics Delow this land. render II
an excellent place TO sell wood to steam.
ers. Notwithstanding there are no levees
near this land, small portion of it was
not covered by the great flood of 1914.
II is believed that with proper attention
TO the business, three thousand cords Of
wood could be annually sold at this land
ing to steamboats,. There are two com.
Portable log cabins on this land. The pur-
chaser can have the privilege of cutting
wood on the adjoining section of land.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The east half of section lS IN township
10, range 8 west, 32O.SO
This tract joins Carriers celebrated
Deer creek place. The west half 6f said
section crosses Deer creek, and is for sale.
The whole section would make splendid
cotton farm.
The northwest quarter, and the west halt
OF the northeast quarter of section 30,
and southwest quarter and west half of
the southeast quarter of section 10, in
township l3, range west, 460.5SI
This tract lies near lake Lafayette, and
not far below the plantation of Walter c.
Loften, esq.
The northwest quarter Of section 90, and
north east quarter OF seclion27, in town
ship Is, range 6 west, 322 .O8
This land lies near Deer Creek, on Muir
phys or Dry Bayou. 1t is cane land, a
few miles west of the plantation owned by
Mr.. Hundley.
All of said tracts of land will be divid-
ed s. as to suit purchasers. b. examin-
ing The field notes Of the United States
surveyors, deposited in the offices of the
Surveyor General and Register of the
Land Office, at Jackson, Mi, it will be
found that faithful description Of the land
offered for sale has been given All the
unimproved lands offered were bought of
the United States in the years 1888, 1884,
and 1895, before the rage for land spocu-
latlon had made much progress. Compe-
tent woodsmen were employed to examine
carefully the lands before they were pur-
chased, and given one-third thereof for
their trouble. They had the pick and the
choice of the whole country, and had no
interest to deceive.
We are anxious that those seeking fine
cotton lands should examine carefully
those we offer for sale; being convinced
that they are not excelled in fertility of
soil, a congenlal region for cotton, and
convenience to steamboat navigation, BY
any lands in the Union. As already
shown, they are not subject to overflow.
Large farms are opened contiguous 10 each
Of these tracts. Fine well water is OBJ
tanned 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
contain an immense supply of cypress
timber.
Planters west of the Yazoo assure us that
the country they occupy is more healthy
than the hills in 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 come
forward.
Being compelled to close these trust
deeds, The land offered will certainly be
sold. The sale will be postponed from
time to time until all the lands advertised
AM not sold on the second Monday in No
vember next, shall be sold.
We will also sell at public auction, on
he Sd Monday, being the l7th day Of No
pem6er, 1915, at the Walnut Hills Planta-
ion, the stock of Mules, Horses, Sheep,
Hogs, Farming Utensils, and other perso-
nal property, on said plantation.
TERMS OF SALE.
The personal property will be sold for
bills we'll secured and accepted by good
house in New Orleans, payable in four
months from the day of sale. The lands
will be sold on the following terms: One
fourth of the purchase money payable in
four months, one-fourth payable on the LIST
February, 1917, one-fourth pay able on the
lst Of January, 1913, one-fourth payable
on the lst December, l848. Interest at
the rate OF six per cent. per annum will
be added on each payment. Bills well
secured and accepted by good New Or
leans house, will be required for the two
first pay me MS, and personal security will
he required on The two last payments.
Deeds OF trust will be required on the pro.
perry sold TO secure all the payments. All
of .aid lands will be sold subject to the
marital rights of Elizabeth Ann M'Nutt.
She has authorized us TO say that she will
reinqnish those rights to purchasers on
very reasonable terms.
Acting as trustees, we will only convey
tn purchasers such tile as is vested in us
hv said deed of trust. We will exhibit 10
purchasers for their examination the IT,
tie papers to said lands.
A map of the lands IN Sunfiower county,
showing their respective situations, is hung
I'D in Judge Chewning's house on Yazoo
river. FIVE miles below Marion. Mr.. Muir
dock, living near Marion. is duly authori-