The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-30

are such, that, with the outlay OF MY y
one hundred dollars, and the labor Of 81
gle season, settler can procure Q valuab
farm, yielding every necessary for u
support Ofhis family, end q surplus fer m'
kst.
10 Missouri about 100000 acres
offered; part Of which, near The bounda
bttveen Missouri and Iowa, and in T.
Platsburg district, is in what has be-
called " The garden Of the vest" and Il
balance is in the centre and Southwestern
section Of The State. Several township
lie Immediately on the Missouri and Plat
rivers, and the forks of GrnHde river; an
all Of il is we'll warlsred. commanding res
dy access 10 markets. The collin MIssov
ri. il is we'll known, is as ineh any in Ii
world, yielding 10 great abundance to-ba'
CO, corn, wheat, oats and all the sma
grams: besides which, rich lead and lro
ores are frequently found in great quaint
ties.
Upwards Of three and half millions
acres in Arkansas are also proclaimed,
ing ia detached bodies 10 almost every pc
Of the State Part Of this land is on
Mississippi. St. Francis, White, Ouachi
ana Saline rivers, and all Of it is we'll
tered by those streams and their trlbul
ries, and those flowing into the Arkans
and Red rivers. The soil is exceeding
fertile, The timber Of the very best qualIl
and so intsrpersed with Prairios, that VI
liable farm uay be put 10 cultivation at
trlfing expense. 10 the northern sect
Of the SlSte wheat is cultivated with gre
Advantage, while cotton is found to grt
to perfection in the south. Vast crops
Indian com can be raised in any part d
the State, and the whole country Is well
calculatedfor raising cattle. The pro-
ducts Of tie farms, Of whatever chartcter'
can easily be transported to the Mississippi
by means pf it's numerous tributaries, where
market can OF ell times be found. The
medicinal virtues Of the hot springs OF
Arkansas, near which SEINE of these lanes
lie, are Incoming extensively known, and
every year invallds from all paris OF the
country resort 1hilher 10 avail themselves
Of their oanalives properties.
Ia Mississippi nearly 300 600 acres are
offered, lying near the boundary bstwse"
what State asds AIabGma, -Oaniigunng. else g
the gull coast, the Bay Of Biloxi, and on
Pearl river. These lands are vel adaP>
led to the cultivation Of sugar, cotton, corn,
and fruits Of every character, being rich
al uvion; and being near the Gull Of Mex
,co. the prevalence Of the sea breozeS tenn
pers the heat Of summer. and produces
most genial, delightful, and healthy Gil
mats.
Upwards Of million and a quarter Of
acres ia Florida are also embrsced BY
these prOcamations, part lying he1wesH
Tampa Bay and the gulf coast, part on and
near the WithlacOOchie river and ilS bran
ches, and by far the greater portion on
the 81. Johns, KisSimie, 81. Lucie, aud ln-
dian rivers, Key Blscayne Bay, Jupiter and
HllsbOro' Understanding, ia fact, mos
Of the Atlantic border south Of MusqunC
1lagoou. These are among the finest land'
ia the world, yielding abundanIIy nIl the
necessa rieS and luxurieS Of life. Cotton
and sugar Of the finest quality are Produ
ced, sSd are mol suljyct to damage from
frost. Vie tobacco raised Is lsId 70 DC
flies CuGa; oranges Of The most delicious
favor and extraordn ~ SIze are Slso grown
lar surprising those Of the West Indies
whilst corn and ali The tropical fruits and
plants flourisbed 10 great perfection. Ihl'
il. in iacl. The ancient FL Dorado, where q
was supposed a river could be found tne
waters Of which would imPaFI continual
outh and beauty, il not the spot where Toe
Cavaliers Of Span sought for the iountsln'
Of perpetual health; shd when the t'rtil''y
of he snll and saluhrily q the climate alt
considered, this idea viii not b eOnsloeTs'
eniirely preDosDeFous y 3.