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


This tract contains about $50 acres Il
cleared land. There IS nn this place at
least twenty good springs, and running
water in every fielu, with d good Gin. Mi i,
Stables, Overseer's House, Negro Quar-
tiers. g.. The cult, ated and some OF The
pasture lands are enclosed y 2 r.d fences,
and the whole plantation Is II exceiI-ut
order. The woodland is covered wah
cane aud grass, and afr good range
for cattle, sheep aud hogs, b,'h winter aud
summer. Cattle and sheep keep m 90 a
order the whole year, without teing Ted On
corn or fodder.
This celebrated plantation has averaged
bale aud a quarter OF cotton 10 the acre
in cultivation for the LAST twenty-five
years. The manager and siaves have en-
ioyed fine health tor many years, and IL i
believed ~ &c rs hes.itay ~ any pl,trr ~
the State. The present manager. VI tlnr
johnson, has had charge Of the place ter
a period OF near eight years, and vii show
The lines, cotton bIoll, &c. TO persons dc
sirous Of examining ~. He will also >hlw
the annual product thereof, and certify ta
the general health OF the hanis. SIS
I7I.lG0 acres OF said tract-v ere allotted o.
Elizabeth Ann M'Nutr, IN The year 1891,
for her dover 10 right Of her frst husband.
We are authorized to SAY that she viii -
her interest therein on fair terms, aud vii
hold possession If the portion thus assigned
her, until payment therefor is made 10 her
At the same lime aud place we will al
so sell the Residence occupied by Gos
| M'Nutt, within half mile of tie city Il
Jackson. This tract contains one hundred
and fifteen acres, ab,ut one halt OF 1t ii
cultivation, and the balance woodland -
There is on the premises large and fine
frame house, with SIX large rooms, and Z
fire place in each-a double kitchen wlti
four room~-lNo large cisterns, and al ne
cessary oui harseS.
The Orchard nn tbs desir1ble plac,
contains abaui ivo ih'uStnd fruit trees
consisting o. Apples, Pc ches. PER-
Plums, Cherries. Ounces. igs, &c. &c
These trees were selected aud planted .,
Gov. M'Nutt, and are If choi { kinds, an,
almost every variety. Mos; of the trees
are now loaded win f,uit. \ few Crap,
vines, and a great variety Of shrubberl
are on the place.
The place has been remarkably healthy
and the residence being onl, ore mile au'
"A quarter from the State Capitol, makes
a most desirable location. Being Sttuaiel
between The Nashville road aud Pearl RI
yer, il Is the -aost retired and pleasant Ia
mIly residence in the vicinity OF the me
tropolis of the State.
Said tract is described as follows: Tn
south half of the cast half at the month
west qlarters and the north half OF The eas
half OF the south west quarter, aud iwen
" acres in the northeast corner If Oh
west half Of the southwest quarter. an
also fifteen acres in the south east corne
Of the west hall of the norlh-w quartz
all in section IS, in township Is, Of rang
east, IN the cnnnts Of Kinds
IN sUNFLONER COUNTY.
A splendid tract OF land called
II TnNCHA,
! described in The township man as follows
All Of. sechon 81. in township is,
range 2, west, 634. )
The southeast qearier sec. II. and
northeast or Sec. 20, same town
: ship and range, 1910
; 964 )
This land is above overflow, and ii
/ growth large dog wood. oak, hickory, che
h ny, red bul, prsekIy ash, cane, &c.