Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13
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cleared land. There is on this place at
least twenty good springs, and running
water in every field, with good Gin, Mil,
Stables, Oyerseor's IIonse, Negro Quur.
tors, &c. The cultivated and some of the
pasture lands nre enclosed by good fen
COS, ind the whole plantation is ia excel.
lent order Tho wood land il covered
with cane and grase, and affords good
range for cnitlc, sheep and hogs, both win.
Tor and summer. Cattle and sheep keep
in good order the whole year, without DO.
ing fed on corn or fodder.
This celebrated plantation has avorog
cd bale and n quarter OF cotton TO the
acre in cultivation for the last twenty-five
years. Tho manager and slaves have en-
joycd fine health for many years, and il is
believed to be as hculthy as any place in
the State. The present manager, Mai.
Johnson, hns had charge OF the place for
period Of near eight years, and will show
tho lines, cotton book, &c. to persons dc.
sirous Of examining il. He will also show
the annual product thereof, and certify to
tho general health Of The hands 1851
ncros Of said tract were allotted 10 Eliza
beth Ann M'Nuli, In The year 1884, for
hor dover in right Of her first husband.
We Dre authorized 10 say that she will sell
her interest therein on fair terms, and
will hold possession Of the portion thus as.
signed her, until payment therefor is made
10 her.
Al the sama time and place we will al
so sell tho Residence occupied by Gov.
M'Nuil, within hulf mile of the city Of
Jackson. This tract contains one hun
drod and Eileen acres, about one half OF
il in cultivation, and the balance wood
land. There 10 on the premises large
aud fine frame House, with six large rooms,
and fire place In each-a double kilch.
on with four rooms--two large cisterns,
and all necessary outhouscs.
The Orchard on this desirable place
contains about two thousand fruit trees
consisting Of Apples, Peaches, Pears,
plums, Cherries, Ounces, Figs, Sc
These trees were selected and planted by
Gov. M'Nutl, aud are Of choice kinds, aud
almost every variety. Most of tho trees
are now loaded with fruit. A few grape
vines, and great variety Of shrubbory,
are on the place.
The place has been remarkably heal.
thy, and the residence being only one
mile and quarter from the State Capt.
fol, makes II most desirable location,
Being situated between tho Nashville
road and Pearl river, il Is the most retir.
cd aud pleasant family residence in the
vicinity Of the metropolis Of tho Stalo.
Said tract is described as follows: The
south half Of tho east half Of the north.
wos, quarter, and the north half Of the east
half Of the southwest quarter, and twon-
" acres in the northeast corner OF the
west half Of tho southwest quarter, and
also fifteen ncros in the southeast corner
OF tho west half Of the northwest quarter,
4 all in section 35, in township ., of range
a cnst, in Tho county of Kinds.
IN SUNFLOWER COUNTY.
zaeA splendid tract of land called
cuIcKAMAH,
containing 2,5s5.l7 acres, described in
fho township map as follows; The west
haN. aud southeast quarter Of section 9,
so~nship ls, range 2 west, 432l2
East hll Of northeast Or, and east
nc Of the southeast or, section 3,
township ls, range west, lid.46
Vail OF section III, township Is,
range D west. oi3.l2
Tho south hi, and the norih-westqr
and The west hf Of northeast Or,
of sec. IA, township 10, T, . W., $4,000
The west hfof the southwest Or,
of sec. %, township Is, r, CIV, SOLE
The east hF Of northeast Or Of sec
ton 30, township Is, II. 2 west, SN35
The south half and northwest ar
Of sec. "a, township lS,r. ow., dSl.3s
The east hf Of norlh-east or OF sec.
10, township Ia, range 2 west, S0.5S
The east hlf Of norih.eas or Of sec
n %, township Is, range2 wost, S0,3S
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This fine tract Of Cotton Land was so
ycral feet above tho great iuundation q
1874, and at least foar,Iilhs Of |, coult
have been cultivated last year, |, is two
and a half miles only from the Yazoo RI
YER, and lies about three miles west o
Judge Chewning's famous Shell Bluff plan
ta,ion, aud one and a half north Of aplac,
cultivated by Mr.. Gearing, of Carrollcoun
~. The county road leading from Mari